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W| v/^.
OF
MONDAY
ISSUE
Michigan'
OCT 1?
1955
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume 182
Number 5473
New York 7, N.
General
RAILROAD
Y., Monday, October 17, 1955
Price
of
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Sept. 30—
net
Shares
Net
:
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
value
181,
4,042,906
August—
Gross
3,205,979
$1.36
___—
$1.11
share
per
!
$3,568,444
In This Issue
Net
Gross
This
Hat
it
was
Board
and
Gemex
has
Chairman,
Co.
made
announced
of
as
he
N.
Union,
its
second
Oct.
on
by
6
major
acquisition in
two
Leitman, President
purchase of the 35-year-old
Harold
J.
reported
the
Far
The
East,
cash
the
of
plies,
Co.,
firm
such
were
Eugene
Mr.
Leitman
should
add
intention
other
said,
50
to
and
"Gemex,
cents
or
basis
all
of
&
Co.,
become
will; be
operation,
Adam
interest, not to exceed
earnings.
upon
per
l1/2%, is
"
Exchange—_
Stock
Stock
will
third
common,
PROCEEDS—Of
to
retire
series
will
all
the
added
face
to
amount
"BUSINESS—Corporation
small
fices
business
loan
offices
in
in
are
St.
The
balance
of
proceeds
in
the
and
Maryland.
of
junior
proceeds,
short-term
capitalization
of
$2,545,000
debentures,
Admiral
6%
series
A,
$916,000; participating junior subordinated
Sept.
1,
1970,
51,000,000;
cumulative
10
60-cent
series,
75,470
shares.
cents, 510,000
UNDERWRITERS—Those
shares;
and
associated
in
will
notes,
preferred
$5
par
par
value
the
underwriting are: Metro¬
A. G. Edwards & Sons; Boenning & Co.; Taussig,
Co., Inc.; Fusz-Schmelzle & Co., Inc.; Stix & Cd.; Berwyn T.
& Co., Inc.;
Mason Brothers; Semple, Jacobs & Co., Inc., and
&
Moore
Gross,
Rogers
Co.—V.
&
182,
August—
Net
ry.
-
Gross
Jan.
from
Net
ry.
p.
1952
$483,082
229,997
141,260
42,760
17,190
94,093
84,389
income—
railway
3,961,583
3,291,206
4,354.714
3,623,786
1,175,090
583,935
1,632,448
965.398
402,100
203,442
673,703
463,827
income
per
The
—;
000
under
and
down
Court
it
bond
The
on
the
July
to
the
has
the
P.
30
days
Alabama
any
your
research
Monthly Bulletin
upon request. -
Members:
&
The Toronto Stock
Co.LtJ.
$2.01
The Investment Dealers' Association oj Canada
25 ADELAIDE ST.
Brantford
W.
tne
this
(Alabama)
rate
in
Increase
corporation
to
"•
Sarnia
Sudbyry
A.'
***
1
>.
*.\W
"*V
</.?
*
800,000
six-state
in
which
at
least
10
centers,
New
of
fronts
largest
feet
square
and
The
area.
Mass.,
newest
is
also
center
Route
on
Boston,
the
be
England
the
for
Allied
$302,720,000,
which
of
center—V.
182,
will
for
44
a
either
Mr.
Is
the
Puckett
four
owner
or
Previ¬
said.
have
now
been
com¬
p.
1109.
all
that
it
had
S.
Commission, which had denied
the
which
to
appeal
the
182,
505.
p.
made in
'
"
our
Offering Oversubscribed—
issue of Oct.
2%%
op
SEPTEMBER
1,
1955.
Authorized
debs.,
due
debs.,
($2,000,000
each
30-yr.
due
payable
Oct.
1,
March
March
on
due
payable
April
on
1,
April
$l,0o0,000
of
1
;
debs.,
Outstanding
1958— $10,000,000
1, 1971
year)
3V4%
($1,000,000
32,000,000
32,000,000
25,000,000
25,000,000
1982
1
of
each
year
commencing
1959
and
payable April 1, 1982)
cumulative pfd. stock
($25
par)
$2,000,000
7%
stock
■'Includes
($12.50
385,057
options
granted
Stock
par)—
shares
on
July
Option
to
purchase,
and
reserved
18,
1,760,000 shs.
1,649,332 shs.
10,885,591 shs.
*15,000,000 shs.
for
1955
issuance
pursuant
upon
to
the
the
exercise
company's
the
of
In¬
Plan.
UNDERWRITERS—The
Circuit
corpn.
AS
.
20-yr.
for
within
below.
Co.—Stock
Further details follow:
2.40%
$1,200,in effect
asked
company
Corp., Dallas, Tex.—Acquisition—
•
underwriters
sellers
severally
named
below
agreed
to
severally
sell
to
\
agTeed
them,
in
./
limited
and
Government, Municipal
Walwyn, Fisher
Corporation Securities
Toronto Stock
The Midland Company
The Toronto Stock
Exchange
executed
Co.
Exchange
The Investment DealersAssociation
Stock orders
&
Members:
limited
on
of Canada
Our
Monthly Review, dealing with
various aspects of Canadian
financing
will be
sent
upon request.
Exchanges
44 KING STREET WEST,
Brampton
1
country
to
Can
was
10-yr.
decision
a
of
put
TORONT0; CANADA
—
Windsor
of
planned
ever
north
will
•
$1.84
of Canada
all
Exchange
over
The Investment Dealers' Association
member:
Ross, K nowles
well
by Allied, and brings the total worth
were
and
trading facilities are at
disposal. Consult us—we can help you.
Hamilton
841,198
Supreme Court.—V.
all Securities
require information or quotations on
Canadian Industrial, Mining or Oil security,
center
miles
19
Filene's
investment
owned
Casualty Co.
centive
Alabama
to
Minn., and
LaSalle
Common
Canadian
our
County
permanent
permitted
gives
operation
regional
and
minimum
the
in
CAPITALIZATION
1,649,760
1,548,418
19.
members:
When you
2,335,239
8.
Commission
decision
Montgomery
made
in
or
largest
Co.
a
the
regional
Pa.,
subscribed.
925,317
—
had
decision
overrules
Increase
6
it
July
on
Court
of
Oct.
on
350-acre
a
10 of the public
offering of 392,000 shares of common stock (par $12.50)
at $42.75 per share through
Morgan Stanley & Co. and
Clark, Dodge & Co. and associates. It was quickly over¬
1,858,456
share
annually which
of
World, at Framingham,
Marsh department store.
be
the
tenant
American
67,691
1,959,798
dividends—
outstanding
common
Circuit
handed
117,543
2,698,173
—
preferred
will
American-Atlas
.
after
purchase
and
See
$21,804,029
2,267,548
2,580,630
—
shares
the
Shopper's
"
1954
Midland Securities
CANADAon
1955
income
income
Court
1009.
Service
i
$23,953,898
income
leases.
in
Levittown,
49
Corp.—Reports Higher Earnings—
Gross income
The
railway:
oper.
182,
1953
$584,857
51,075
1—
from
Net
1954
$381,469
143,932
railway
railway
oper.
From
—V.
1955
$499,083
from
from
of
50
income
Earned
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.- -Earnings—
Net
Banks
revenue
Net
be
acquisition,
Statement of Federal
12 Months Ended August 31—
Common
Gross
14
System-
center
revealed
across
Mention
Other
for
used
are
in operation, and six are in
varying stages of con¬
Largest
of
the
group
is $60,000,000 Bergen Mall, being
Paramus, N. J.
Others are located at Houston; Cincinnati;
Minneapolis; Hicksville |L. I.), N. Y.; and Peabody, Mass. In operation
now
are
Northgate, Allied's pioneering center at Seattle; Shopper's
World, at Framingham, Mass.; Miracle Mile at Rochester;
47
Operating
Operat.ng
be
struction.
50
Net
505.
p.
pleted
49
Reserve Banks
Alabama Gas
the
to
Shopping Center—
Peabody center,
have
Jordan
a
center
new
centers
built
<°s
politan St. Louis Co.;
Day
Cover
—„
by
Puckett
dominant
a
Payable
construction
Marsh
will
center,
ously announced
$500,000;
stock,
stock,
common
of
$10,000,000, including acreage which
,0f one and two-tenths miles.
of
appli¬
be
maturing Dec. 5,
1962,
sinking fund debentures,
due
value.
Finance
subordinated
with
cent),
one
distance
55
Member
to
are
announced
5
second
Allied's
largest
,
largest
The
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices.
Executive
Mo,
notes.
subordinated
or
operating
of¬
be
the
be
Jordan
stores,
the
be
Mr.
'
The Course of Bank Clearings
Kentucky
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the current offering and
cation
follows:
Reserve
Combined Condition
finance
consumer
subsidiaries
and
Rates
proceeds
Oct.
under
now
will
both
dominated
Features.
& Investment News
Statement of
Federal
|
wholly-owned
17
Florida,
Louis,
$881,000.
-
engaged
is
through
Colorado,
of
funds.
Exchange
Condition
notification
(par
Mass., 20 miles south of Boston for the eleventh
center In a projected network of Giant suDurban
This raises the total worth
of
Allied-dominated
England.
department
'
■
City Bond Offerings
Dividends Declared
approximately $513,182 will be used
outstanding junior subordinated
debentures,
working
and
Foreign
proceeds,
presently
in
B,
be
the
'<
i
composing fiv6 preferred
priced at $50 a unit.
of
stock
T--,
and
which
35
-
centers
New
in
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
35
Transactions American Stock Exchange—^ 35
in units
letter
development
and
on
Raynham,
Boston
for
35
Prices
General Corporation
one
net
a
common
through United Securities Co., P. O. Box
Puckett, Chairman of the Board, said the center, to open
in 1958, will consist of 400,000 to 600,000
square feet of retail space
in its initial stages and there
may be later expansion.
The
center
will
be
dominated, by Allied's Jordan
Marsh
Co.
of
SEC
State
be sold
to
filed
of
Earl
35
Miscellaneous
The
corporation
at
B,
46
'
3
$300,000,000.
42
Markets
.
998,101
shares
drilling
regional
Exchange—Curb Section.— 45
shares
are
This
41
+\. "V
Okla.
regional
40
Exchange
.
2,973,731
1,980,537
per share,
shopping
"retailing cities."
Slock
■
cents
39
.
con¬
4,058,929
1,586,010
Oct.
on
598,800
50
39
Exchange
«
3,144,730
Allied Stores Corp.—Plans New
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
an¬
4,782,013
2,225,668
._
corporation
Tulsa,
tract
Stock
Stock
12,813,582
income-
exploration,
39
Toronto
of
13,554,065
1009.
covering
1387,
38
Canadian Stock Exchange
Also being offered are 50,000 shares of cumulative
preferred stock, 60-cent series, par value $5, and 10,000
shares of common stock, par value 10 cents.
These
shares and
The
36
Toronto
Index
169,305
11,587,311
36
.
Exchange™
Over-the-Counter
--495,023
280,546
14,061,683
._
railway
p.
offered at
36
Exchange.—
$1,631,580
472,279
214,558
■
Allied-Mission Oil, Inc., Tulsa, Okla.—Files With sec
*
31
Exchange
$1,659,639
390,825
295,804
railway-
oper
182,
SEC
36
_
Stock
Francisco
Montreal
Chicago,
Additional
num.
Stock
Angeles
San
-
not
tures will bear fixed interest at the rate of 6%
15
Exchange_____________;
Stock
from
1
1952
1953
$1,518,729
1—
from
ry.
27
!___
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange..
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange-
wholly
a
present
Los
111., offered for public sale on
Oct. 12 a new issue of
$1,000,000 participating junior
subordinated sinking fund debentures, due Sept.
1, 1970,
and priced at
100%, plus accrued interest. The deben¬
tingent
Stock
Detroit
Admiral Finance Corp., St. Louis, Mo.—Securities Of¬
fered—An underwriitng
group headed by Paul C. Kim¬
ball
(Bonds)
570,142
Jan.
Net
(Stocks)
Exchange
Gemex
company
its
Exchange
Stock
Stock
$1,779,009
oper.
Net
—V.
Page
Stock
Cincinnati
owners
earnings.
However, it is our
only in its present field but also
182, p. 1333.
Gemex,
products."—-V.
York
Boston
sup¬
The
York
American
assets
inventory,
will
the
the
principal
names,
whose
of
name
the
on
expand
allied
trade
Lichtenfels,
the
to
more
includes
machinery,
and
corporation
William
and
Corp.
Gemex
1955,
1,
building,
a
Jersey
subsidiary
The
Oct.
trademarks
New
Prestinari
Adams
to
land,
as
held
rights
Germany and
leading watch band manufacturer.
a
effective
licenses,
privately
owned
Gemex,
now
transaction,
patents,
a
changed
in
and
New
b'*' *
'
'
•
New
10 days before, the hat company acquired franchise
bottling plants of Canada Dry beverages in West
the
V*-';"
■.
N.
Only
and
Stock and Bond Quotations
Stores, Inc.—Purchases Gemex Co.—
corporation
weeks,
1954
railway-
railway
income.
from
ry.
From
Adam
1955
from
Net
1193.
p.
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Alabama Great Southern rr.—Earnings—
1954
$5,513,013
outstanding *
asset
—V.
1955
assets
Copy
a
Corporation and Investment News
Aberdeen Fund—Assets Rise—
As
Total
$1.15
TORONTO, LONDON, SAULT STE. MARIE, MONTREAL
Private wire
to
TORONTO, CANADA
Telephone: EMpire 4-1131
Eastman, Dillon & Co.
New York
City
\
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2
.
Monday, October 17, 1915
.
.
(1562)
below,
•writer
set forth opposite the
amounts
respective
the
aggregate of 392 ,000
an
20,100
Co
&
Bache
2,000
Inc.
Burge
Bateman,
G.
A.
Blair
William
Biunt
Ellis
Biyth
&
Inc..
Newhard,
Co.—_
1,500
The
(Inc.)
1,500
&
Dominick
Brexcl
Brands
Equitable Securities Corp.
12,000
The First Boston Corp
of
&
2,300
Inc.—-
Co.,
3,030
—-
2,300
2,000
1,500
1,500
4,000
2,000
Scott
&
Co
Stringfellow
Goodbody
2,000
Chas.
W,
Scranton
4,000
Shearson,
2,300
2,300
2,000
Pomeroy, Inc.
Schwabacher &
Co
&
2,000
—
& Co.__,
Hallgarten & Co.—
Barrlman
Ripley
a,
2,000
2,300
2,000
Co.
&
Hammill & Co.
Agnew & Co.—-1
Shuman,
Co.,
&
Co.—
Co.—_
Bemphiil, Noyes & Co.—
2,300
5,000
Hilllard & So:u__
1,500
Stein
J. J.
B.
5,000
2,300
Stone
Co
5,000
ties
Illinois Company
Indianapolis
Share
&
Janney
Co.,
Johnston,
Spencer Trasx & Co
Tucker, Anthiry & Co.—
Union Secuiities Corp.—_
Swiss
1,500
Co._—_______
Bane,
Inc.
Space
Inc
American Corp
Co.,
1,500
'
&
&
Vietor,
1,500
Common,
Co.
Lemon & Co.—
1,500
Kidder, Peabody & Co,___
Lee Higglnson Corp.——
9,030
4,000
Watling,
Iehman
9,000
Wertheim
Brother'
Carl
M.
&
i____
Co,
1,500
Harold
Wood,
2,300
Yarnall,
M.
Marks
V.
also
&
182,
Co.
p.
Co.—
&
9,000
9,000
Co
2,003
See
1,500
4,000
1,500
5,000
Lerchen & Co.—
&
Jrving Lundborg & Co.___
Laurence
&
—
Witter
Mackall
Coe_—_______
solution
a
$10
per
Biddle & Co
2,000
before inc.
taxes.
3,750,656
11,278,680
5,621.234
469,193
Sept. 12,'54
$38,074,509
6,321,032
3,142,895
, 277,003
$5,188,193
$3.83
$2,901,134
$2.59
1,443,896
Federal income taxes.—
1,86">,327
156,027
717.923
63,275
$1,725,302
$662,693
cover¬
income
Net
taxes—
;
income
•Earnings per share—
♦Based
additional
wer
Issued
The
shares
237,798
in
stockholders
connection
Aug.
on
$0.59
$1.27
1,117,650 shares for
on
The
16,
1,355,443 shares for 1955.
the computation for 1955
offering of subscription rights to
1954
and
in
included
with
an
1955.
recent-offering of subscription rights
stockholders.
More than 9.3%, or 235,921
company's
received
by
237,788
shares
of
stock
favorably
shares of the
was
were subscribed by holders
subscription rights and the remaining shares Were sold by the un¬
of
derwriters.—V.
common
182,
p.
American
offjered,
corporation
this
Uranium
of
and
companies.
This
SEC
company
Exchange Commission—
Oct.
on
filed
11
a
registration statement with the
covering 91,875 shares of its no par common stock. These shares
be offered
for subscription by stockholders of record on the
to
are
-effective
date
registration and on the basis of one additional share
The subscription price is to be supplied
of
for each four shares then held.
by
amendment.
the
and
p.
Dominick
underwriting
Dominick
&
commission
is
is
to
named
be
60c
each shareholder of Uranium Mines will
exchange for each share of Uranium
'
^
Apex, whose shares are listed on the San Francisco Mining Ex¬
change, has made application for the listing of the additional shares
the
Under
Net
ry.
plan of merger,
of
share
one
in
Apex
of
A.
Gross
two
about
of
v/eeks ago near
Uranium, Inc.
Plans
uranium
a
under
are
body of major proportions was made
Austin, Nevada on leases controlled by Apex
Mines,
|nc.
for
100
a
Cinnabar Corp., Mesa, Ariz.-
plant
-Offering With-
with the SEC on Aug. 31, covering
shares of common stock (par one cent)
share through James Anthony Securities Corp., New York,
subsequently withdrawn. See V. 182, p. 1110.
of
at
$1
Y.,
per
was
notificat'on
issue
of
the underwriter;
per share.-—V.
180,
Tower
Co.,
Inc.
—
Build
To
Atomic Power Plants in Latin America—
America.
locations
The
of
the
proposed
filed
300,000
.
plants
consideration
under
are
by
States
requires
law
that
bilateral
agreements
be
"worked out between
and
ment
jst/omic
the
the United States, represented by the State Depart¬
Atomic Energy Commission, and the countries in which
plants are to be located.
These bilateral agreements,
ce signed,
must be submitted to the Joint Congressional Committee
r:i
Atomic Energy and
must lie before the Committee for 30 days
before
they become effective.
Thq agreements probably
will cover
power
nchange of information, fuel supply, disposition of the used materials
r.nd other important matters.
Since this is the first instance where a
bolted
has
firm
States
decided
to
proceed with the installation and
operation of commercial power reactors abroad, considerable pioneering
•V.U be required.
Construction on the three projects, Mr. Sargent said, Wall start as
J"on
as
the necessary agreements have been approved.
He expressed
the hope that initial operations of the nuclear plants would
ia
be
started
three years.
about
the
corporation
The capital needed for the atomic plants will be
through the. resources of American & Foreign Power.
Foreign Power's expenditures for new construction and expansion in its
latin
American
operations will total approximately $60,000,000 this
year.—V.
182,
p.
had
directors
the 1955 program
from the $60,000,000 announced
to $111,000,000.
In addition to rounding out the company's processing and finish¬
ing facilities,'Mr. Sebald stated that this, program wi'l add 1,176,000
tons
to
Armco's
present
4,950,000
capacity,
and
will
result in
a
approved
increase in
earlier this year
an
capacity of 6,126,000 tons early in
It is expected that a substantial
will
financed
be
financial
been
If
with
needed,
181,
1957—an increase of rea.'ly 25%.part of the $111,000,000 program
depreciation.
The company's
is the strongest it has ever been.
Provisions have
group of
13 commerciel banks to make avail ble,
of
out
position
made
1.
a
$50,000,000
2798.
p.
earnings
in
and
credit
revolving
a
S„bald
fund; Mr.
said.—
Sept.
182,
stockholders, of
approved
15
p.
this
merger
of
company
the
of
602.
-i
Illinois—Merger Voted
and
two
Domestic
firms
(see
Finance
V.
182
p
Corp.
Assateague
Corp.
Bridge
Island
(Md.),
Washington,
This
filed
corporation
statement
with
the
EEC
on
7, 1955, covering 100,000 shares of 5% cumulative preferred stock.
securities are to be offered for public sale at the par value
of $10 a share.
No underwriting is involved.
r
Organized
1955,
under the laws of the State of Maryland on March 15,
Bridge corporation is presently in
a
development stage.
the
business
The
refusal
the
by
the U.
Co.,
S.
Ltd.—Loses
Supreme Court
on
Tax
Oct.
10,
1955
to
review
approximately
Baltimore.
from
miles
140
The
Washington,
from
island
is
primarly
is 32 miles long and approximately one
All of the authorized common stock
been
issued
to
preferred
Ocean
shares
will
of the lower Federal courts
concerning the 1947 income
of this company will not result in any charge to current
The amount of $1,954,663 involved in the litigation was pro¬
vided for by a charge to earned surplus In 1950 and
paid in 1953. The
Fupreme Court's action signifies that the amount so paid is not recov¬
erable by
the company.—V. 182,
p.
713.
$
$
104.160 m
expenses.
10,968,609
10,593,321
89,599,728
85,037,783
oper._
940,709
723,321
17,198.322
19.122.7GO
inc,me—
932,588
752,765
7,747,784
7,668,051
fr.
rev.
ry.
oper.
1110.
p
Danville
&
Ry.—Earnings—
1955—Month—1954
$103,114
$109,786
-
1955—8 Mos.—1'54
$1,088,218
$1,052 V 5
oper.
revenue—
oper.
expenses.
100,975
96,687
829,117
865 291
oper.—
$2,139
$13,G99
$259,101
*21,927
*15,465
546
$187,604
*76,45.)
fr.
rev.
ry
income—
oper.
ry.
182,
1010.
p.
Atlas Industries,
The
SEC
corporation
covering
The
at
net
for
200.000
$1.50
to
arc
filed
28
of
snares
share,
per
proceeds
Inc., Houston, Tex.—Files With SEC
Sept.
on
letter
a
common
with the
to be
notification
of
stock
(par
one
cent),
through
Benjamin & Co., Houston, Texas.
used to purchase dies and materials mid
be
capital.
working
Atlas Plywood Corp.—Plans
of
part
of
Plywood,
additional
an
equally
witn
cf
Negotiations
ture..,
authorized
convertible
5%!%
debentures auef.
debentures.
5%
subordinated
under way for underwriting of the $6,000,000 deben¬
•<, 1 o ises represented by Van Alstyne, Noel & C<
with
special
a
acquisition
includes
uersently outstanding $4,332,000
uivcstiue
uy
at
of
$3,000,000
are
connection
vote
which
Corp. is tentatively planning to ,t-!l
5%
sinking
fund
debentures
to
r:.rik
Plywood
$3,000,000
the
issue
new
Atlas
Debenture Financing—
reorganization
corporate
a
Inc.,
the
financing, stockholders of Atlas Piywood
on Nov. 2 on a proposal to
from
1,400,000
to 2,400,000
meeting
stock
common
increase
shares.
15
miles
mile wide.
of
Inc.,
of
and 130 miles
home area and
the Bridge corporation has
and this public 0"faring* of
will be offered primarily to
owns,
beach facing
other beach
among
the Atlantic Ocean
estimates
which
$1,000,000,
the
that
sum
is
to
approximate
be
cost of
bridge
these
sales
this
and
Rober
fee
of
ever
stock
for
At
the
of
new
for
pessib'e
Atlas owns 63% of the 788,111 shares of Plywood,
have called for exchange of one Atlas share for
present
Tentative
Plywood, Inc., will provide shares for
convertible debentures and will rrr'kfl
future acquisitions of property.
of
proposed
available
stock
common
shares
minority
conversion
plans
which would involve exchange of about 73,000
be
is
sum
to
the
less,
from
derived
sale
the
of
go
to
the
Dec.
1956.
31,
according
to
The
the
net
terms
proceeds
of
the
from
contract
corporation.
for the Bridge Project, has agreed to a
of the Bridge Project, or $48,000, which¬
accept payment 50%
in cash and 50% in
cost
will
to buy preferred stock
from the sale of some lots now held in escrow
which
will be
put up for sale • when the bridge
is 50%
completed.
He
estimates his
total holdings of preferred stock will then equal
preferred stock.
out
of
the
181,
p.
Co.—Acquisition—
Atomic Instrument
This company, which manufactures equipment for atomic energy and
industrial application, has acquired controlling interest in Kaye De
opment
Co.,
"The
both
visible
the
through
color
the
Conn.,
and
maker
detection
related
Mr. Walker has also contracted
proceeds
approximately $100,000 par amount.
A
unit
know
a
as
,
*
numerical
immediately
as
readings on the face of the machine.
in the newly-acquired line is a
instrument
which
instantly
detects
any
change
of
a
rates
rate paid commercial paper
one-eighth of 17c
effective
are:
30-89
days,
2%%;
investors by this
Oct.
90-179
11.
New
days.
company
short-term
2V2%;
in wave length."
President, these instruments '*• :.U
for automatic process correction and coni
l
paint, rubber, textile and other fields of fi-v
and piece processes involving
color or shade, or in situations wh.;<<
wave length
(frequency) serves as a guiding factor.—V. 182, p. 4 A
di.fermtiations
spot
According to Leonard W. Cronkhite,
open up new possibilities
in the chemical, oil, tile,
Automobile
ters With
Banking: Corp.,
Philadelphia, Pa.—Regin¬
Commission—
Securities and Exchange
rt.
filed a registration statement with the SEC on C
$1,500,000 of 5'/2% caoital convertible debentui
due Nov
to be offered for public sale at 100% of princh
amount
through an underwriting group headed by Reynolds & '
The underwriting commission is to be 5%.
i.-J
Net proceeds are to be applied to r?duc icn oi shoit-term loans *
used to increase
or maintain the working funds of the company
This corpcraticn
covering
1
1970,
K55,
G.
V.179,
p.
.'
610.
31—
1955—Month—1954
$
oper.
Net
revenue—
oper.
expenses
revenue
Avco
Manufacturing:
Conso'idated
all
after
net
charges,
Corp.—Earnings Decline—
nine months ended Aug. 31, 1^>1
Federal taxes, amounted to $63,801, >•»,
income for the
including
with $3,336,721 in the
first nine months of the 1955
compared
the
same
5Q.156,080
36,666,259
$
.
..
that
stated
forecasts
for
the
Net
—V.
operations
railway
182, p.
oper.
1454.
inc.
13,489.821
6,424,167
«
,
.
anticipate .im¬
quarter
fourth
in the company's civilian business
appliances, television and radio sets, and farm
pany's current defense backlog is in excess of
lines, including heme
e9uipment.- The com¬
$200,000,000. V. 1
810.
p.
Electric Co.—Earnings
Op?rltirf«eJenuesaded A'-_—
1955—8 Mos.—1954
$
Results' : ;
period of 1954.
fiscal year, after preferred dividt
requirements, showed a deficit of two cents per common share
compared with 34 cents per common share earned for the simi :-r
period last year.
,
.
,
—„
Net sales in the first nine months of fiscal 1955 amounted to $2Cv,~
433 203 as compared with $283,355,394 during the 1954 period.
,
Results for
the first nine months of both years are adjusted
include operations of the company's Canadian subsid'aries.
Victor Emanuel, Chairman and President, stated that a three mon'a
strike at one of the company's major plants, in Richmond, Ind., 1 >■ *
seriously
affected both civilian and defense operations during , <m-
Baltimore Gas &
$
43,510,087 380,927,418 351,157,715
33,711,281 270,908,553 263,184,900
from rail¬
way
j
'
180-265
and 266-270 days, 2%%.—V. 182, p. 1454.
Period End. Aug.
Railway
Railway
deviation ap achosen wave length
given process, whether in the eye-visible, or wider wave length
ranges, and signals for corrective action.
While this instrument dceu
not define a celor standard in absolute numerical terms, it does c.ob-/
in a
third quarter.
Associates Investment Co.—Paper Rates Advanced—
days, 2%%;
'Trichrometer' e
into abso?
which appear
transposes visible color as the eye observes it,
terms defining hue, saturation and brightness,
trcnically
He
interest
ce •"*
invisible
infrared.
provement
advanced
electronic
of
devices.
further states:
instantaneous and accurate readi
wave length ranges, from ult
provide
products
Kaye
in
and
dated Oct. 12,
The announcement,
violet
Norwalk,
South
Inc.,
instruments
evaluation
the
engineer
total
he
and
by
$200,000,
Walker
of
Inc.
four
Atlas
2798.
the
Ackerman,
completed
will
C.
5%
is
Leon
50%
is
At
shares are outstanding.
common
proposed increase in authorized common stock, stated R
A '
Muller, President, will enable Atlas Plywood to effect an exchange <A,
The
the bridge
developer of the summer home
properties on the Island, has entered into a written contract with the
corporation which provides for the sale by him, as agent, of certain
lots on the Island, the deeds to which are now held in escrow, if the
stock.
preferred
wJl
tlm
Island,
corporation
be
summer
a
The Ocean Beach Club
approximately
Assateague
on
Club,
corporation
the
of
members of the Club.
property,
Beach
C.,
D.
liability
earnings.
1955—8 Mos.—1924
$
106,798,050
505) —V
Decision—
RR.—Earnings—
1955—Month—1954
oper.
Railway
Railway
maintain
and
Bay from the Worcester Countv (Md.) mainland to Assatcaguc Island, at a point south of Oeean City inlet.
Assateague Island
■
decisions
tax
Metal
Line
Period End. Aug. 21—
be engaged in by the corporation is to con¬
a toll bridge for vehicular traffic across
to
purpose
operate
Sinepuxent
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
American
137,161
11,316,642
sistentlv
registration
a
Oct.
These
discount
on
572.54J
152,291
11.909,318
"Another
D. C.—Registers With SEC—
The
American Investment Co.
465,445
*.
1010.
p.
Coast
3,019 88<»
;
revenue—
182,
Net
3.7
2,968,991
oper.
Net u-y.
set
was
The
59,697
$
13
available
rcade
341,530
*53,877
Improvements—
ment
The
design and construction.
United
197,747
income—.
oper.
Railway
Railway
stepping up its 1955 expansion and improve¬
program, W. W. Sebald, President, announced on Oct. 7.
He said
.
will be of 10,000-kilowatt capacity, and will be
built for regular utility purposes.
Ebasco Services Inc., world-wide
engineering and construction firm, has been retained to handle their
Existing
2,515,518
shares.—V.
Steel Corp.—Plans Large
Armco
This
the
company officials.
Each of the plants
2,065,384
Atlantic
Net
47,349
<
shares of Plywocd,
is
Henry B, Sargent, President, on Oct. 7 announced the immediate
placing of orders for three atomic power plants to be installed in Latin
24,334
Period End. Aug. 31—
In
ton
150
drawn—
letter
*792
$356/3*3
t
railway-
present 753,005
proposed
24,116
1952
54.113
railway____—
from
—V.
'
$364,083
29,503
income
ry.
•
1953
$289,569
57.S26
railway
•Deficit.—V. 182,
,
to
adjacent to these claims, but no decision has been reached at this time.
Arizona
1954
$229,797
l—
Net
ore
and Uranium
consideration
of Nevada
also
RR.—Earnings
1955
railway
Jan.
Net
a
Discovery
46,862
1110.
from
As
Chartler,
organizat'on.
struct,
Foreign
377,272
152,7i'2
-
,
President of Apex, will continue ar President
the surviving company, William J. Crowell who has been President
Uranium
Mines will
continue to serve as
Counsel for the Apex
Frank
The
&
405,9^2
oper.
From
needed for this exchange.
as
2585.
American
1,228 24?
492,953
from
offered
Mines, Inc. which will be dissolved.
With
Co.—Registers
Securities
2,408,578
1,407,977
557,197
p.
from
Inc.,
Mines,
votes
by
Apex
of
proposals for the merger of Uranium Mines with and
of over 90% of the outstanding shares, of both
approved
into
V.
1333.
European
and
2,515,190
1,391,227
2,555,792
1,515,224
Atlanta & West Point
ratus
Securities
2.766,798
income
oper.
182,
Net
that
State
railway,
railway
'5
$304,
Ratified—
Uranium, Inc. of Nevada—Merger
stockholders
The
have
N.
—36 Weeks Ended—
—— $16,472,213 $11,243,188 $48,856,919
sales
Profit
43,438
♦Deficit.—V.
The
Sept. 11,'55 Sept. 12,'54 Sept. 11,'55
63,051
August—
$1) at
See also V. 182, p. 910.
will be withdrawn.
share,
Apex
4,0^0
—12 Weeks Ended—
Net
—V.
State¬
1,500
& Co
Wood
E.
Struthers & Co.
Corp.—Quarterly Earnings Higher—
.
in partial liquidation,
registration statement filed with the SEC on July 15,
proposed issue of 800,000 shares of common stock (par
The
ing
a
■
Oct.
on
Republic Investors, Inc.—Withdraws
American
1454.
American Enka
ry.
Such
plan.
70,330
income
from
from
Net
on
31, 1955, an interim distribution at the
pursuant to American's dis¬
distribution will be paid from the assets in
the hands of the trustees in dissolution by checks of the distribu¬
tion agent dated Oct. 31, 1955.
The proposed distribution is subject
to
clearance by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The distribution at the above rate on 2,341,317.836 shares amounts
to
$3,371,497.68.
The
latest
previous liquidating distribution was
made on
Sept. 2, 1353.
After payment of the present distribution
the assets in the hands of the Trustees in Dissolution wi'l amount to
approximately $300,000.
This amount is being reserved until all
further expenses
and taxes of the company's estate have been de¬
termined and provided for.
If gnd to the extent these liabilities as
finally determined are
less than the foregoing amount, a final
liquidating distribution will be made.—V. 178, p. 145.
make
to
propose
rate of $1.44 a share
of
Co._
Dean
&
9,000
Co.—
&
5.030
—
&
Weld
White,
Loeb, Rhoades
Dann
—
Walker
H.
G.
Securi-ies
the
Oct. 10 filed with
notification that they
this company in dissolution
and Exchange Commission a
of
Trustees
receive
9,000
2,000
2,000
2.3ud
4.000
—
2,000
Inc.
_
Johnson,
Corp.
Stroud
&
Eond
Corp,
Boyce—
&
Brothers &• Co..—
& Webster Securi¬
Stern
Co.
Co.—Liquidating Dividend—
American Power & Light
169,403
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Gross
The
1952
-
$319,359
177.47 7
oper.
Net
.
9,000
2,000
2;000
2,000
2,000
Bros.
&
&
Barney
Smithers
S.
&
E.
The
Weeks—
F.
Hut ton
F.
W.
Singer,
Smith,
2,000
Button
Bornblower
E.
9,000
—
.
Miller &
Stone &
ry.
1953
$316,470
193,177
_
4
x
Net
needs
handle the continually-growing
supplies
also
,
2,000
Deane <fo Scribncr
& Co.i_—
& Co.—_
William R. Staats & Co._
Inc.
jfJayden,
Bayden,
the
ment—
Hutton &
Schoellkopf,
9,000
Reid
Glore,
said
Manager,
Sales
1954
$339,861
Atlantic
Co
Fo.gan & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co.—
Fulton,
General
Western
Francis,
F.
detergent industries," although the
large amounts of salt cake throughout the
United States for such manufacturing applications as industrial soaps,
plate and window glass, textile dying, stock feeds, metal processing,
ceramic glazes and others.
The corporation's salt cake comes from Its main plant at Trona,
Calif., some 175 miles northeast of Los Angeles where company head¬
quarters are located.—V. 182, p. 410.
'
1,500
1,500
—
——
Schneider &
H.
J.
1955
railway
railway
from
Poole, Roberts &
Parke
E.
Folger, Nolan-W. B, Hibbs
'
lac.——
Co.
&
Schmidt,
2,000
Corp._
Michigan
Gardner—
Roney & Co
Rotan, Mosle and Co
L. F. Rothschild & Co.—
4,000
First
4,000
2,000
2,000
:
C
Wm.
3,000
Sstabrook & Co
2,030
Co._
&
Inc.
Co.,
1,500
Co._———_
&
Hopwooi
Robinson-Humphrey
The
3,000
—
1,500
CO,
&
Chris-
Co..
&
Reynolds
Riter
&
Por.t
du
Co.
BJworthy
Reinholdt
5,000
Co
I.
&
5,000
Dominick—
&
&
Sc
————-
Inc.
Pressprich
V.',
R.
2,003
& Co
House
Writer
Putnam
2,000
-
Curtiss,
5,000
Piper, Jaffray &
1,503
Co
&
Courts
2,COO
Co.__ —
&
Northwest Co
tensen,
2.3C0
Co.—
&
Norton
Co.,.——
Curtis
Peters,
Co.
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
Webber, Jackson
Paine,
production.
William
Andrews Bay
from
Net
Cook & Co
Ohio
2,300
—
Clark
W.
1,500
2,000
9,000
—
Pacific
& Co.,
& Sons
Republic
Collin,
Co.
2,000
————_r—
Brown
Central
2.
2,300
9,000
Boswoith. Sullivan
Alex.
Jones
pleto.1 ———•
Leonard & LynchF. S. Moseley & Co
W. H.
Newbold's Son &
Simmoris-
and
2,000
Co.——
& Tem-
Moore,
Inc.—
&
Co.,
Boettcher
2,000
Mitchum,
2,000
Co.—
&
& Co.,
Turben
Milwaukee
The
3,000
2,300
2,000
1,503
Weeks & Co
& Kraus—
Eichler & CO—
Becker & Co. Inc
Ball,
Merrill,
Inc.
____
Baker,
.
Beane.——:
&
2,300
—
Whipple & Co._—
Bobert V. Baird & Co..
Bacon,
company
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
&
expansion was made primarily "to
of the kraft paper and synthetic
9,000
Co
McDonald
2,300
.
salt cake
2,000
Co
Masten &
E.
2,300
Securities Corp.
American
A.
St.
&
August—
Gross
Net
2.000
2,000
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
16,100
& Co—
Clark,
Co
A. C. Aliyn & Co., Inc.—
Stanley
Dodge &
JJorgan
manufacturer of
20% increase in
corporation, reported to be the world's largest
natural sodium sulfate (salt cakei, has announced a
This
Shares
Shares
Atlanta
Corp.—Expansion—
American Potash & Chemical
each under-
of
name
shares) of common stock:
9,798.806
110,018.865
87.972,815
5,169,569
48,554,409
40,383,839
Net
income
Balance
dividend requirement
available
for
Earnings per common
shades
outstanding)
Shares
Aug.
31,
of
-
alter
Frefqrred stock
common
1955
snectivelv.—V.
and
182.
common
stock
share (based on average
Up—
$78,27505000 $70,1395°84007
I0.0».jjj>0
__L3
$7,228;;
-
$1.55
410.
.
.
3^ •*-
outstanding at the close of business
31, 1954 were 6,334,417 and 5,559,681,
stock
Aug.
8,O81,0t)
853'0U0
$9,158,000
on
te-
Number 5473
182
Volume
& Aroostook
Bangor
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
oper.
Railway
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
RR.—Earnings—
British American Oil Co., Ltd.—Outlook Promising—
1955—Month—1954
$927,717
$673,220
$9,230,416
$9,527,632
expenses
669,494
736.423
7,243,472
7,114,058
—;
Net
'-This
1955—8 Mos.—1954
revenue..
oper.
third
sent
to
to
production
gas
quarter of
promising,"
very
1
\
continued
company
and natural
—-—
.—
'
revenue from rail-
(1563)
1956.
in
M.
S.
Oct.
on
for
in
balance
of
operations....
way
Net
railway
V
182
$1,986,944
$2,413 574
154,538
1,920,092
1,766,998
1454
n
r-
*,
"r.
*$60,203
215,228
inc...
oper.
♦Deficit
$58,223
'Sales
'
'
'*
•
President,
in
the
The
share,
per
Sept. 23 filed
company on
covering 20,COO
.
of
snares
'
'
.
:
'
,
thro-gh
R»ivben
stock
Henry
$5)-,
(par
SMnp
Files
to be offered
Si-^on
St
StiFS&d" to be ased for
worxing
,
above
letter of notification with the SEC
a
common
1"
capital.
Island
at
Ga
.
..
on*
s. bonds and lor
X5a>rKer KFOS.
,
See
Corp.—Offer to Stockholders—
Gamble-Skogmo,
Inc.
below.—V.
173
stock for
common
After
Sept. 11
European
on
of
group
announced
investors
it
has
company
received
$1,500,000.
the
to
shares
of
J.
B.
Warren, President, said in
European group, the
with
add;tinnal
an
letter to stockholders this
a
Lithium
Mr
Cora
America
of
Warren
«avs
substantial
a
of
commercial
on
to'
the
erec,
erert
to
development of furihpr fnnnatrps nf
SrocessS? nlJnt
processing plant
a
rapidly
as
thp
ore
:
lithium
been developed
the firm's original holding and that
iLt6 few moifhsUm Pr0I>Crty haVe bCe" aCqU"'Cd
thC
AftPr
as
V;
265,882,954
'
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—*—
———
,1,941,828
17,989,466
12,502,533
.
.
.
ooo
barrels
day
per
and
wells
in
T1
>'•
,
\
.
,
during
well
the
Rated
"a" p®
wm,
is
PoY more.
being
now
quarter
the
Saskatchewan
■
and
Alberta.
ul
106.
p.
Qeries of <Rcin
of
Placed—
cumulative
valuft hns heen
nar
by
harriman
Ripley
&
Co.
Inc.
and
pre-
np?n-
•
_
Hemphill,
;
The proceeds probably will be
added to a $10,000,000 fund which,.
already has been set aside for expansion purposes, the company said.
it was reported
that
125,226
shares of
the
4V2%. preferred are
After
-
.
.
presentlyr outstanding.
when
,
Affiliated
holder
of'
^
.
,
.
of
of
the
of
Affiliated
issue
new
of
issued
were
,
share
each
share
a
/ These
shares
Equipment, Inc.,
Gas
Gas
4V2%
this
year
Carrier,
received
common
Carrier
early
into
merged
was
,
The.
one-tenth
preferred,
value
par
,
Denartment
the
^
company
S"
,
r
.....
reached,
Kuwait
whereby £37.000,000
Decree
ranks
nov
.
The
nnnounced
complete
The
Oct
on
is
move
and
development
laboratories
York
with
effected
service
City,
attached
ever
to
a
being established at Charlotte,
are
V.ce-piesident ant. General Manager.
12
being,
technical
New
payable under the revised
against United Kingdom
taxa-
relief
most
textile Industry marketing operation
($103,600,000)
for
....
: Ceiaiiese Corp. of America—Sets Up Complete Development Laboratories in Charlotte, N. C—
, ;
:.
; ;
•
UlJ l° th,f end
1954' Kllwalt tax totalllnS approximately £95.($2b6-000;000] h2s been treated es a charge in the Eritish
Petroleum Group's accounts. As a result of the settlement now
intonds
n
Privately
shares
The stock was sold at $51.50 per share to
several institutional investors.
'
com-
unilaterial relief against United Kingdom taxation. As the result of
lhis actl0®»'th* company has withdrawn Its claim against the Inland
°f KUWSit income tax Paid
°rCa °Ver ",e
rommnv
4Vo%
,,
Stock
50,000
Noyes & Co
drilled.
company
.
^AccTdin^'t^the Brftish^InlS 'Snu^
'
.
Additional
an
..
,
of
L>enver-Julpburg basin cf Colo- ' terred StOCk, 4/2 7o series Ot $50 par value has been negO
appears to
a
Manitoba,
:
Corp.—Preferred
placement
-WrpH- <stnr»k
An important discovery
second
a
/'•
'Carrier
priVate
.
has
ore
SSTir?
possible.—V.
181,
m
33,917,328 274,602,417
3,287,443
,
money,
^
'
bodv
500
<.
but rot^ issued
for the eLi else of outst-indhS
ieSt-ned' Dut not lssded. f°r ^e exeicise of outstanding
Sum' XUTtrZJAS*
—V.
earnings...
182, p. 2.
-
$
278,385,49a
$50, and two-elevenths of a share of Carrier common stock.
The
holder of each share of Affiliated Gas preferred stock received one
£1oS°0O32a MOSta
» dividend Petered stock of Carrier.—V. 179.
£10,000 003 ($23,000,000) ao th^ result of a revised Income Tax Decree
p, 2306.
v
y.
enacted iTY tne rersian Gulf Stata of Kuwait, the company armoured
■ ;V;,"VV\ •,.*
^"
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on Qct
u
Earlier this year the company reported, consolidated net .•
-V \'i:; ■* :■■■; ..
i
555 000shares reserved
warrants
i
now total 220-
,
commitment
a
purchase ,750,000
v' > •,7'-.;;•
tauance of the 750,003 shares
will have
outstanding
1 7fi4 000
expenses..:
$
35,859,156 292,591.883
—-———:——.—
Net
up
1955—8 Mos.—1954
$
40,527,479
37,240,036
;
were
quarter was-substantially
•
to
tlie
Working
message
'
months
brief shut-down ia Manitoba; development is again progressing and
it seems probable that B-A will have at least 12 more wells in this
province by .the end of the, year.—V. 182, p. 210.
•
'
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•
' '-7 '
British Petroleum Co., Ltd.—1954 Earnings Increased
aS Result of Revised Income "Fax Decree
Wi'.
-'
Aiomics, inc.—bells 750,000 Shares—
company
a
nine
a
.:
_
This
from
first
y£f
wThaTalreadrbS^comp^ed
pleted producing
0
JSasie
;
the
^
a
-.'Mr. Beringer reports .that
sv
1986.
p.
V
Poe.
;
.n
«
Z Z
w
rado and Nebraska
T'^e
so,,,,,
foru^^
that
v,'?
$15
than
r.
for
'
1
.
products
$
earnings
_
V
;
¥<e;|
■
■
Banner Life Insurance Co., Brunswicx, Ga.
_
B-A
Gross
than 13% over the corresponding period last year.
Gasoline, ;
turbojet and diesel fuel -sales largely accounted" for the increase."
During the third quarter, net crude oil and natural gas productibn '
of b-a's subsidiary in the United states continued at a record rate.
.
■'
all
1955—Month—1954
*
look
year
Ry.—August Earnings Higher—
Period End. Aug. 31—
'
more
•
T
of
Canadian Pacific
oil
the
the
.
;
crude
during
sales
product
the
Beringer,
1.
records
new
refined
•'Prospects
reports
shareholders
establish
and
3
by
facilities
Summit,
N.
a
consolidation
drawn
J.;
from
sales
of
Celanese
Hopewell, Va.;
and
personnel
operations
Burlington,
in
C.,
N.
those
already at Charlotte.
new
set-up the selling organization will be reinforced '
See D
L
Clark Cn
hplnw
v
1R9
n
1234
accounts.
by special technical services designed to help textile mills solve the
complex problems of utilizing tire many new fibers produced by the
«
_chemical
fibers
industry and to create profitable new fabrics from
Beech Creek RR.—Proposed
Exchange Offer—
(Ralph N.) Brodie Co
San Leandro
Calif
Stock
themsoe New vork Centre, rr. below.—v.
iC7, p. 2359.
OHered-Dean Witter & Co., San
Calif., on
and
Beatrice
Foods
'
Co.—Consolidation
'
'
*
Approved—
tlon>
the company estimates that it has over-provided for
to-the extent of £10,000,000 ($28,000,000) in the 1954
V- 182« P» 311.
'
'
'
-
.
,
.
nn
_
,
_
.
■
-
,
taxation
Under
the
.
,
—
Francisco,"
/»
o\
S.)
(A.
»
Keck
Period End
ot
1
^
Shoe Corp.—Current Sales
Sent
24
io«s«t—d wv<s
'
'
182~"d"YiYi
p
Soles
—V
^
publicly offered 21,400
(par $1) at $14 per share '
i.oifT
$4 029 028
1954
Up—
19==;
$3 702 473
v
m wt-q
$33 522 126
'
1QS4
■
i
Bessemer &
Lake Erie
August
Net
railway
railway
ry
1010.
p.
1952
$2,904,048
$3,394,079
1,481.823
672.190
1,458,659
2,005,460
90Ul5
522'779
69G'°84
W08'65°
4^
IJSIS
KS
Smoke
Inc., Spokane, Wash. — Stock
Offered—Standard Securities Corp., also of Spokane, on
Oct. 5 offered
publicly 800,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents) at 25 cents per share as a speculation.
stock
together
recording
be
and
devices.—V.
counting
is expected that
It
restricted
T
•
-n
W.
expire
Oct.
on
proceeds
are
j
tt
The
lease
of
offering
will
be
not
.
EaK's
Net
..
plant
•+
as
for the past three years'President "of Welljoin this corporation on Nov. 1, 1955, as a Vice-
'
i
from
from
1955
railway
Gross
Net
1953
-
1952
$3,212,141
$3,437,477
$3,426,533.
537,702
564,031
622.224
451,936
289,388
335,995
332,596
226.104
raiiway_„_
28.495,836
26,307,882
29,490,177
28,777,4^5
rallway..ZZZZ
income
5,762,412
4,'627.955
6,064,951
4.375!o55
3,393,852
2.588.547
2,765,484
1,758,513
from
from
Net ry
1954
$3,479,438
railway...—
Net ry. oper. income..
1955—9 Mos.—1954
$12,380,084 $10,695,225 $84,735,800 $75,337,173
;;""v1r.
the
accordanca
Central of Georgia Ry.-EarningsAugust—
Butler Brothers (& Subs.)—September Sales Higher—
1955—Month—1954
in
it^s foreign trading subsidiaries.
Mr. Lufkin will have his; headquarters in the Celanese Office at 180
Gross
• ;
■
•
.
.
year,
fabrics
K^YoS
working
..
.
the
of
President of
underwritten.
and
first
Jr.,
will
„
with the SEC.
Brooklyn Towers Hotel
the
.
number.of months,..
a
Units—
Lufkin,
President and
;
...v .'
.
31.
for
after
dyeing and finishing Arnel
contractual arrangements.
rj
Willfred
S'.?o?' ^?.SS fn'oversuSscrlp^^^Gviiege.-
to
net
%£&?■S2
to
outstanding
cLUlKlfl xlcadS
182,
'
-
Period End. Sept. 30—
'
be
with
ington Sears Co.
capital..-
and
continued.
will
meters,
of
prin-t
with
accessories
including
compensating
instruments,
temperature
and
types
JlTfJ!
for long-range basic r.ese arch," Mr. Loughlin said.
Tbe Kopeweli plant will continue to operate lor
,
sells various
meters
eliminators,
«-•
rights
;PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be used to pay for exploration
work on properties, for
equipment purchases, etc.
and
Th C0r,P«OoaAi0n„0n OCL 6 ,lled »'•««« •' notification'
Uranium.
eemr&S
capital
Brooklyn Towers, Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.—Files With SEC
*
The
•Big
steel
devices
„
-
_
control
all
w'woi
iJom-=:;;
oper.
182,
1^53
$1,839,021
trtrir^y-~
—V.
1954
flow
P"
$2,893,085
NFroymZriinCO'neNrt
RR.—Earnings—
1955
from
from
,
rotary
strainers,
air
of
/
•
are to go to certain selling stockholders.
.
The company manufactures
cipally
•••"'
Gross
•
proceeds
Ttie
$31 435 703
$3,702,473 $33,522,12b $31,435,703
'
shares
oper
.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
stock
(par
10
cents)—_____
2,915,000 shs.
I
on
located
at
Spokane,
The
Lincoln
•
on
of
total
a
the
of
assignments
acres;
Bigsnioke
the
claims
Jackson
Indian
of
holds
acres
located
leases
assigned
200
in
Stevens
Stevens
the
120
Wail
street,
a
a'l
in
the
from
located
In
Preedv
about
prospecting
,
'
Z. *
,
.
Z";..;
'
'
-
..
■ .
Jack
the
the
on
addition,
claim
nine
the
north
Insurance
r*n
V*
w
T
,
,
John
Tifp
1
Tn^iinnre
Mutual
Cr>
of
1,700
nf
qll
the
'
fhp
nrnnppri„
.L ,
M
qcft fnn
Life
dividends
ho
11cpH
in
1nQnc
_pnnv
nn
m
1
Ti/r
Black
a
!• j
*
1
n
Milling
/xt
Co.
Ifo
.
18
Cambria & Indiana RR.—Earnings—
\
(Nev.)—
•
A„wl,cf
AUgUSD—
Gross from
Acquisition—
See
Sonoma
Quicksilver
Mines,
Inc.
below.—V.
181
Oct.
Securities
and
6, has issued
Exchange
Commission,
it
v/as
order under the Securities Act
an
of
1933
pany
$1
par
the
public
share.
per
on
May 25,
offering of 50,000 shares of class A stock
According to the offering circular, the com-
under New
organized
was
York
law
in
for
1950
the
purpose
the
with
and miscellaneous
According
to
Injunction
Cayuga
*
Bacon
operations
and
of
issued
by
the
April 5,
on
(President
and
52,585
89,262
1,185,794
1,020,904
55,901
16,267
829,500
503,168
629,173
(1)
judgment of
a
182,
August—
Gro™ Ir?m railway.—
Net from railway—___
Net ry. oper. income—
From Jan. 1—
Gross from railway.—
V.
182,
p.
and
Edward
...
dividends
from
share
of
rv„<iml
the
affiliation
between
Blaze-Master
1J55
1954
$200,000
$295,000
$193,000
to
of
View,
Street,
Inc.,
the
York
New
the control of
F.
last
1,
Dale
P'2450'
N.
known
Y.,
Bacon,
American
Pan
a
was
companies
254
were
yj41,868
145,34a
^03,219
187,364
*133.049
195,253
1,568,000
1,592,000
1,832,000
1,801,000
*188,097
549,685
*388,049
*589,338
*876,806
*1,209,811
*1,003,634
'
:
West
,
$1.71
$9.10
Inc.
below.—V.
from
Nit
ry.
1—-
182,
p.
1010.
*9
<m
r,t
rl„rwrif„rc
First
K/ifi7i7
n^iimnol
^4957.r>„
$332,182
$348,886
25,537
37,911
53,370
58,049
75,675
Corp.," and
4,869,693
4.705,565
859,765
302,744
755,832
885,904
302,169
328,392
244,024
p.
GIVING
111,791
an{j general
llillill
—V.
182,
THE
'
oper.
p.
„
Lines
in
1955
,
n
1954
$2,043,092
$1,203,013
$13,422,271
$7,987,423
788,842
270,331
4,162,241
121,997
1454.
.
,
'
Jan.
from
Net from
1953
1952
'35'464
1,817,523
1,761,412
1,813,148
*234,177
*783,534
12,541
98,843
*478,901
'Deficit.—V.
182,
p.
stock
5 713 shs_
"
.
stock
Preferred
stock
through
stock
4.60%
4 75%
4>6%
June
($10.
30,000 shs.
50 000 sha-
-
co^eVt"-
1964)———
par
.
.
2.0,000 shs.
|
series
serieS
30,
(
■
410,000 shs.
——
series
^
1,784,379
*551,029
$90 537 000
3>»u,aai,uuu
redeemable)
is
amount
bonds
of
548,340 shs.
>
value)
*85,226
"
*618,363
1011.
issuable
53,500,000 shs.
under
the
subject to certain restrictions but
"S58
*135'739
railway——
Outstanding
*
series...
*The
* 51'3(il
Net ry.-oper. income.—
FINANCING
53,009,337 shs.
•
1—
railway
Thf»
•
Further
w
PRESENT
TO
Tne
value (curau-
par
(not
Preferred
"
Vermont—Earnings—
"'2'949
Net >»• """■
Gross
inc—
-
To
UO.
lllC.
is
First
not
and
General
limited
in
Mort".
amount.
^
mi.700 shares reserved for
preferred stock 4.6% series.
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed-to purchase from the
ooposite
the
common
stock
name
as
of
shall
l™°™—
Issuance upon
underwriters
each
not
company
the
underwriter
be
sold
conversion of sWres of
named
below
have
severally
percentage
of
pursuant
such
to
set forth below
shares of the new
the subscription
offer
COMMERCIAL AND
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent
Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
Seibert, President.
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices; 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
(Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens. London, E. C.,
England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1955 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at tha
post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States,
U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $55.00 per year; in Dominion of
Canada, $58.00 per year.
Other Countries, $62.00 per year.
William
_
rail-
^
oc
Burr,
'
stneo
Preferred
common
Pacific
Mnntinn
Mention
mortgage bonds-
series
g
a%" nrefprred
ible
S
ooerations
&
EFFECT
lative)
73,251
1011.
.
From
railway
Coffin
Preferred stock 3.50 h
income—
V
>
nnmpipn
v
Preferred stock, $100
121,408
4,343,506
$333,688
Z
Period End. Aug. 31
way
ohm-ot-
follow'
uuistanau.g
„
^21,937
August-
® "oper.TxpensS 'JSS $M9Wn
Offprint*
Ulteiing
hAn,iAri
Boston
/Wailo
Outstandh
.
4,837,447
Z
j
Boston & Maine RR.—Earnings—
Net
CMnohUO.—otOCK
.
-
ioTo
•
revenue from
fn
Kower
$0.91
:
-..t.'
•
643,754
$0.79
Our
CAPITALIZATION
$403,644
—
railway.
oper.
Canadian
'Net
•
Pnw«.r
Maine
557,554
——
hv Hnrrim-in
RinlPv
derwriters ne«Mea by Harriman Kipiey
1010.
railway
'Deficit,—V. 182,
T)nnn;,,n„
Receives Jet Order
Airways,
Jan.
from
Ntt
•
$204,785
.
.
$1.56
—
d^lr
o0 O.t 506,3 J 7 additional snares pf common StOCiC
OI
(par $10) at $24.37 V2 per share.
Rights are to expire OQ
Qc^ 19> The offering is underwritten by a group Of un-
Sept.
1952
,
income—
oper.
From
Gross
177,
'
.
$187,121
-
stock—$0.07
common
made in
*1,117,230
113,382
_
subject
their President and director.—V.
.
World
'
which
of
both
l..;
Boemg Airplane Co.
See
address
that
in
Off—
issue of Oct. 10 of the offering to holders of common stock and 6% preferred stock of record
$200,000
1953
_
and
r\rc
_
1^5.501
^
interest..—L
and
.
31st
•
-r.
Corp.—Earnings
,
TVTiRia
Central
WRS
Canadian Pacific Lines in Maine—Earnings—
Net ry.
Point
^
Securities
Authorized
notification
disclose
«
,
pirst
T.
rrr
nn.
?'nnnnnn
1,000 000
'
.
•
August—
Gross from railway
Net from railway
to
'
.
:For share of common stock
Y. 180, p. 2694.
/
"
permanent
York State Supreme
Court
for
enjoining Blaze-Master, Inc., F. Dale
director)
919
i nnn'nnn
1,000.000
Net realized gain on sales of investments—
1010.
p.
;
Wiley
(SecretaryTreasurer and director) from engaging in or
continuing any business
relating to the purchase and sale of any security; (2) the terms and
conditions of Regulation A have not been
complied with in that the
failed
1
New
1954,
soi'soJ
501 603
425,625
Net from railway—__—
Net ry. oper. income—.
sales
1954
111?
„
'
income
Per
81,390
968,179
*253,270
*Deficit.
order,
1955
Wf~erred"sto"ck
^
^
expenses.
the. Commission's
was
County
company's manufacturing
127,228
225,576
;
of
Z
■
.
Per share of preference stock"—.
;
Canadian National Lines in New England—Earnings—
manufacturng and distributing portable fire escapes, lire alarms, thermostats and similar safety devices.
The purpose of the financing was
to cover the cost of constructing an addition to the
company's property;
of the purchase
of fixtures, tools and raw materials to be used in
connection
15,084
1,289,782
'Deficit.—V.
pe^ionn°rd^rf^houIAd notification, °r.,niade Vermont
K™ca'ed filed bv
The
Regulation A
Blaze-Master
proposed
2,343
Net ry. oper. income—
temporarily
suspending a Regulation A exemption from registration with respect
a
public stock offering by this corporation. The order provides an
opportunity for hearing on the question whether the temporary sus-
1953,
<'57,622
railway
railway—____
Net from
en
to
at'its'
1953
$129,488
61,848
Gross^^m'
,
announced
.
nQ,
.
Net
10-0
1953
$142,282
N<Prom Jan^linCOflie—
Blaze-Master, Inc. (N. Y.)—Offering Suspended—
The
.
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
1n„
1954
$>8,555
Net frcm raidway
2G90.
p.
1Q«
lyo5
$215,944
railway,
...
824 386451
Central-Illinois
•
Consolidated
Z
.
rnm~*7^""ntQroVHh7J~"f'"inT^r"
outstanding at Aug. 31—
'
182, p. 1111.
n
Mammoth
on
ejw
„
Spokane Indian Reservation.—v.
Z
.
_o1on/t4,
QnrI
r5
V. 182, pp.
j
.
D'vldend.s on preferred stock
Calif
insurance UO. Mba^111..,
,nL!^Hnn Tit
company s construction progiam.
'
.
gross revenue
Insurance Co. of Iowa.
,
com-
of
Co.,
n^pjXpnfnT
.
Central Illinois Light Co.—Earnings—
Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. and Equitable Life
allottee
covering
miles
Hancock
Life
..
.
12 Months Ended Aug. 31—
3%% bonds,
purchasers were New
Tnciirmri^o
and
Spokane
&0 9°"*" 'ssue°{ $4,'50°!°°0 ^
^nes G, due Nov. 1, 1980. The
r
rights"-on 3,140
on
lease
Wash.
the
on
Wash.,
six
of
allottees
acres;
Countv,
Countv,
consist
"selection
and
acres;
240
assignment of lease
an
n.
present
from
covering
in
at
acres;
covering
Reservation,
pany
5.070
claim
Building,
-.'
•
company
Z '
*
,
York
Savings
wash.
properties
permits
on
303
'
California Water Service Co.—Bonds Sold
Privately—
The company has placed
privately, through Dean Witter
outstanding
6,000,000 shs. *
1
•
NOTE:
Dana
On
account
of
the
fluctuations
fn
the
rate
of
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions ani advertisements must be made in
New
York
funds.
1
,-^hj^w^r^rr*-;
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1564)
Inc.
Co
Downing
(Uark
Baumgartner,
Phillips Co
Caldwell
Republic
Central
W.
Columbia
coast
Estabrook
Ferris
Co
&
——.—
Company
&
Cleveland
First
Corp.—
Sachs & Co
Goldman,
Ira
Haupt
Hayden, Miller & Co
Hayden. Stone & Co.——
Hemphill. Noyes & Co._—
Hornblower
Weeks
&
Ingalls
Snyder
Co—
&
Janney
&
also
See
V.
from
Net
ry,
0.25
1.00
1.00
—V.
Bros.
Brothers
Stix
&
Boyce
ry.
Co.
&
Stroud
Co.,
&
Securities
Union
Wagenseller
Dean
Harold
Corp.—2-
Durst,
&
Witter
Inc..
Co
&
3.05
0.25
Co
&
Net
Net
ry.
3,131,239
2,056,284
3,322,233
37,584,073
__
income.
oper.
8,198,933
Gross
decline
further
been
ago,"
year
a
1955 '
$782,000
22,553
August—
Net
railway.,
from
1952
$741,000
243,185
139,000
small
7,240,000
1,650,344
Net
ry.
7,248,000
1,253,753
7,795,000
1,628,868
7,273,000
813 595
391,167
railway.—.
railway
from
138,541
561,537
*2,437
income
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
182,
From
Gross
445,501
331,600
382,174
to
Division
under
the
food
for
as
food
stores
made
up
store
liquidated
at
Taylor
stated.
restricted
a
stock
option
plan
for
key
811.
p
128,818
159,510
132,768
14,498,211
13,520,080
14,540,392
14,265,149
3,283,224
2,899,970
3,113,000
3,009,473
income—1011.
1,306,252
com¬
with
Oct. 7.
will
be mostly for additional
outstanding debt.
Coe's three
working capital and
in
Illinois
The
Kansas.
and
in
\
wholly-owned subsidiaries operate 30 branch offices
404,465
•174,891
1,261,123
1,156,914
is
company
in
its
25th
business.
of
year
Colonial Fund, Inc.—Declares Record Gains
1,019,347
H.
Orr,
President,
declared
on
Oct.
6
of
James
per
$1.02
is
North Western Ry.—Earnings—
value
A
1952
$18,916,255 $17,843,646 $18,708,371
railway-
$18,848,240
4,264,121
3,115,509
3,268,874
income,.
2,081,757
1,061,592
1,172,596
129,376,154
123,289,488
from
18,368,677
12,724,657
15,957,667
11,841,117
3,734,798
*1,336,300
2,784,222
*405,379
3,774,090
1,889,770
railway—.—
income,
oper.
182,
-
,
135,532,315 130,448,914
1462.
p.
1955
Net
from
Net
ry.
Gross
Net
Div.—
1954
1953
.—
Colonial
2,200,565
2,100,538
1,891,773
126,208,330
143,975,441
railway—L.
from
ry.
Gross
Net
32,052,930
30,863,506
44,589,588
38,341,531
Net
13,273,681
12,631,444
19,073,675
15,761,260
—V.
the
unless
4,
20,
the
net
.
shareholders
investment
the
makes
gains
for
20
to
cents
payable Oct. 28 to
total of 74 cents from
a
fiscal
the
from
cents
of
income
elect
time,
same
This
income
ending
year
and
69
cents
Oct.
from
year.
fund
on
Oct.
6, 1955, were $27,102,000 and
This compares with total net
a per share asset value of
$20.03.
was
of
and
$16,485,000
2799.
p.
below.
Stores, Inc.—Current
Period End. Sept. 10—
1955
railway—
1954
$3,218,474
1953
Sales
Higher—
1955—4 Wks.—1954
1011.
p.
1955—36 Wks.—1954
24,760,856
27,008,739
182,
240,774,325
222,124,610
\
•
$3,235,941
$3,097,306
$3,398,551
795,913
income
755,563
542,657
832,840
289,745
138,186
Industries, Inc.
Name—
$2,000,000 under 'the name of Colonial Nuclear
(see also Thorium Corp. ox America in V. 182, p. 1225).
for
182,
'
'
1219.
p.
Colorado & Wyoming Ry.—Earnings-
railway
21,473,454
21,454,289
22,012;i02
21,998,962
2,880,092
2,940,247
1,880,802
2,285,882
income—
*983,226
*565,103
*1,282,923
*866,967
♦Deficit.—V.
Co.—Acquisition—New
has acquired control of Thorium-Corp. of America and
372,525
railway———
oper.
recapitalize
—V.
1—
from
Uranium
This company
will
1952
269,309
railway
Jan.
ry.
64
share
1954
Sales
income.
oper.
from
at
dis¬
Oct.
on
fund
gains
This
llll.
from
Net
record
the
directors
realized
fund.
140,898,988
,
.—
August—
Gross
to
See Colonial Uranium Co.
2,076,235
p.
Net
at
20.
realized
fiscal
of
per
31,
181,
of
of
the
that
from
the
Colonial Nuclear Industries, Inc.—New Name—
1952
126,961,008
railway—
oper.
182,
Oct.
from
assets
value
shares
Nov.
from
declared
record
previous
Oct.
full
of
date.
also
$1.02
net
to
dividend
compared
on
history
shareholders
on
as
asset
assets
18
announced
distribution
the
before that
or
of
in
additional
the
in
Total
the
1—
Jan.
ry.
1955,
gains
in
cash
was
and
income
$17,321,768. $15,913,586 $17,391,494 $17,313,332
" 5,034,170
3,917,392
4,744,026
4,722,322
.—
income
oper.
Irom
from
Net
railway-
railway
from
share
per
shareholders
Nov.
7
year-end
largest
determined
be
to
$15.02.—V.
AugustGross
paid
quarterly
31,
1—
railway—.
be
to
receive cash on
1953
railway——.
Jan.
ry,
1954
payable
Oct.
on
fiscal
a
the
share,
is
tribution
and
1955
from
Net
1011.
p.
sales
loan firm
on
proceeds
W.
S.
income—
railway
oper.
From
from
Net
sales
same
headquarters in Spring¬
field, 111., has placed with The Mutual Life Insurance
Co. of New York a $1,000,000 4%% promissory note and
a $500,000 5% subordinated note, both due in
1967, it was
a
part to redeem
1952
1953
1954
$1,814,316
from
ry.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Works
ended
months
the
(S. W.) Coe & Co.—Places Notes Privately—This
pany,
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Ry.— -Earns.—
1953
$1,014,000
241,404
105,924
1954
$951,000
179,601
45,417
*140,256
income
oper.
ry,
.
railway...:
from
three
about
rack
stockholders
told
6
the
been
Glass
completely
approved
182,
Colonial
Gross
Inland
Mr.
stockholders
The
$1,850,542
p.
from
Net
-Central Vermont Ry. Inc.—Earnings—
Net
in
practically
announced
$1,710,797
oper.
Net
t-V.
1011.
p.
506.602
railway
railway-
182,
From
♦Deflcit.—V. 182,
1,491,783
296,345
4,323,497
5j0,579
45,912
5,778,743
1,122,987
572,299
August—
l—
railway-
railway
from
ry.
8,144,669
income.
388,853
Jan]
Net
28,715,798
3,637,393
*2,578,610
1,103,906
318,427
from
Net
41,846,863
869,848
oper.
From
36,945,877
7.059,111
$4,663,767
railway—-
irom
Gross
$3,710,806
663,789
*82,464
$4,825,813
the
Oct.
on
year,
have
for
premium plan which
Sept. 30.
Inland Glass
September were the highest in its history.
"From
every
indication, sales volume and profits in the second
quarter of the present fiscal year will be higher than for the same
the
had
asset
1952
$5,068,068
1,152,133
568,801
railway-
from
of
Board,
fiscal
to
The increase in
ago.
year
sales
the
in
a
the
the
estimated
sales for
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings—
1953
1954
1955
August-
5,033,983
1,532,399
1955
"Deficit.—V.
Gross
77,795
1j,I02
1011.
Chicago &
RR. of New Jersey—Earnings—
Central
55,104
5.077,836
from
Net
Woodard-Elwood
171,517
98,654
income.—
oper.
ry.
—V.
1461.
182, p.
190,448
83,381
$1,906,564
from
Net
0.25
2.00
0.25
Co
&
Wood
E.
1.00
1.30
Inc...
Dabney & Tyson
Townsend,
period
same
of
of
quarter
are
From Jan. 1—■
0.50
0.50
—
results
$43d,153
railway—.—.
from
Net
1.00
Co
&
$690,490
213,023
railway—^
p.
the
Chairman
first
the
30,
employees.—V.
$742,696
——
railway
Taylor,
for
period
The
1952
1953
1954
$658,671
income
oper.
Net
0.50
0.70
Stern
2,557,261
railway
from
Gross
Co.——
St?in
2,699,481
August-
0.50
0.25
&
2,802,308
6,859,177
2,362,825
1955
railway
182,
& Scribner.
Smith, Ramsay & Co., Inc..
Starkweather
23,084,405
6.232,880
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.—Earnings—
0.70
Net
Deane
19,274,859
6,780,102
•
from
Gross
Singer,
21,494,561
7,202,878
income—
oper.
from
&
Co._
&
22,346.957
From Jan. 1—
0.70
0.50
0.50
—
Net
ry.
1.30
338,820
1011.
p.
from
Net
0.25
Inc
————
Scranton
2.00
—
-
;
W',
Chas.
2.00
.—
Co,——
&
Hutton
E.
W.
Parke
Gross
Net
Co.—
389,641
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
&
Roberts
355,105
J.
that
Sept.
and
railway—
oper.
182,
Gross
2.00
$3,167,767
956,255
railway,
August—
0.70
——
Poole,
0.70
2.00
0.70
2.00
2.00
Marac le & Co.—
& Co
Granbery,
Jackson
&
Payson
0.50
3.05
—
Co.^.——
Pizzini & Co.,
Schmidt,
0.70
Reia & Co.—
Charles H. Gilman & Co.—
Fulton,
Northwest
M.
W.
B.
Co
Company.——_
Paine,
Webber,
Curtis
H.
—
Co._
&
ry.
1,122,912
1—
from
irom
Net
$3,159,522
926.407
income—
Jan.
2.00
0.25
Co
&
Cook
Net
0.50
—_
Murphy Co.
J.
Ohio
Faciiic
0.50
2.00
2.00
0.25
0.50
—
Cj,
3.05
Co._
Wells &
Newhard,
Pan-
—
&
Drexel
Clifford
The
0.70
&
Kobittson
Dewar,
Co.—
Fen-
Beane
Moseley
S.
F.
Gross
$2,831,487
374,695
—
railway
oper.
From
2.00
0.25
0.25
Pierce,
Milwaukee
0.50
0.50
0.25
Co.—I——
&
Courts
&
ner
O ao
.—
Cook & Co.—
Lawrence
Lynch,
ry.
H.
968,632
railway
irom
from
Net
0.70
Means
Mullaney,
co»p.—
Co
Investment
&
G.
Co.——
Co
&
Gross
'Net
—V.
&
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc._
The
0.50
ciarke
Coliins
Julien
0.70
Co
Securities
1.50
2.00
2.00
3.05
—
David
&
West
Inc.
Winslow
Ric.nuu
<Inc.»
Co
Whiteside,
Chace,
——
Rouades
Loeb,
McDonald
070
0.50
0.Z5
2.00
Corp
Ryons &
M.
Merrill
———
Co
Brothers
Co,
Maine
0.25
2.00
Bradford & Co,—-•
c.
Carl
Cj.,
&
Inc.
Lester,
.
3J6
Co
&
&
Higgmsun
Lehman
&
—-
Sulhvan
Bokworth,
The
.
Inc—
Co.
&
Langley
0.70
1.30
O.aO
——r-
—-
Blair
j,
Lee
Wnipple & Co
Baird & Co., Inc
Harriett
Co.
C.
2.00
W.
Robert
peaoody
Bissell & Meeds——
Laird,
W.
0.70
Kidder & Co.
M.
Kidder,
8.00
8.00
0.25
—
Bacon,
A.
8.00
& Co., Inc.
The
first
uos.on Corp
Coffin & Burr, Inc.—
Alllson-Wiiliams Co.———
A.
C. Anyn and Company,
Harriman Ripley
1952
1953
1954
1955
$2,925,721
August—
%
"id
Monday, October 17,1955
.
Club Aluminum Products Co.—Outlook Good—
Chicago Great Western Ry.- —Earnings—
offer to employees, such shares of the unsub¬
stockholders and the
to
scribed stock:
.
.
182,
from
Net
from
Net
1011.
p.
1954
1953
1952
$231,259
$288,503
$236,593
186,051
131,895
135,951
91,219
83,668
58,765
50,097
68,201
2,427,403
1,703,766
1955
August—
Gross
ry.
$361,603
railway
railway.
.
income.
oper.
From Jan. 1—
corporation
Cincinnati, New Orleans <K? Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.
Calif.—Files—
Century Engineers, Inc., Burbank,
letter of notification with the
cumulative convertible preferred
the company and subsidiaries at
Sept. 30 filed
SEC
covering 50,000 shares of 5%
stock, to be offered to employees of
The
on
a
par ($3 per share). The net proceeds are to be used to pay for working
capital.
'
t
*
Inc.—First Stockholders' Meeting
.Chadbourn Gotham,
meeting
of
this newly
organized
manufacturing company will be held at
the
main offices in Charlotte,
N. C. on Nov. 1, it was announced
by J. C., Bolles, President. 1
The
merger of Gotham
Hbsiery Coi Inc., into Chadbourn Hosiery
first
The
national
Mills, Inc.,
stock
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
company
Oct.
completed on Sept. 30.
was
corporation
Exchange
admitted
was
3.—V.
182,
for
Common
trading
on
the
1218.
p.
i
Gotham,
Inc.
above.—V.
182, p.
it
company,
1,303,186
1,379,513
816,881
Net
ry.
—V.
182,
605,472
32,414,685
*
.
from
ry.
-
V.
.—
Co.
—
Notes'-Placed
announced
was
Oct. 7, has placed pri¬
on
vately, through Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., of St. Louis and
Chicago, an issue of $1,750,000 4% sinking fund notes
189,222
182, y. 1011.
10,602,000
12,903,975
9,646,373
6,532,057
4,847,358
5,880,803
4,085,586
25-year,
Citizens Credit Corp., Washington, D. C.—Files—
The
SEC
corporation
to
class
on
purchase
B
Co.,
2,450 shares
stock)
common
&
to
Washington,
of
be
C.
D.
class
A
offered
The
99%
490
and
common
at
net
supply capital to subsidiaries.—V. 175,
3%%
through
proceeds
are
shares
Emory S.
to be used
1642.
p.
Net
Net
ry.
from
Stock
Exchange
dealings
Oct.
on
announced
21,
1955,
on
the
no
1, 1970.—V. 182,
p.
411.
12
par
that
it
shares
common
are
requested
surrender
to
their
$126,790
47,404
16,325
*145
*2,230
13,421
2,497
railway.—
1,145,939
1,221,324
1,375,298
1,162,022
railway......
133,479
210,706
307,368
income...
20,962
47,741
112,252
railway.,
from
from
ry,
certificates
Willis
Gale,
"The
directors
ditions,
It
Clark
stock.—V.
182,
912.
p.
Net
from
Net
oper.
ry.
$520,521
144,333
57,324
income—
Clevite
$460,915
$523,512
31,191
*19,454
Net
from
38,723
34,397
6,902
4,465,303
4,797,337
4,407,084
789,838
844.507
1,150,428
735,973
Inc.,
457,931
435,297
604,075
386,609
is
Net
ry. oper. income
♦Deficit.—V. 182, p.
1011.
corporation
the
German
for
each
is
has acquired Intermetal
second
largest
G.
in
company
b.
m.
of Dusseldorf,
engaged
in
the
Intermetal
will
Clevite
a
pioneer
a
supplier
in
of
be operated in conjunction with Transistor
Products,
operating unit in Walthanr, Mass.
Transistor Products
the field of high-power transistors and is the largest
germanium
diodes
to
the
television
Intermetal
Chemstrand Corp.—To
Henry H.
mation of
a
Bitler
Mr.
Form English Unit—
Bitler, President, on Oct.
British subsidiary.
said
11
announced
clude
plans for the for¬
in
this
will
available
be
on
the
Chemstrand's plant in
This
corporation is
British
the
market
and
research
be
imported
ftom
Clevite
center
and
company of American
Chemstrand has its corporate
Acrilan
plant
at
Decatur,
Ala.,
and
Chemstrand nylon plant at Pensacola, Fla.
Chemstrand sales head¬
quarters are located in New York City.—V. 178, p. 2293.
its
Chester Telephone Co., Chester, S. C.—Files With SEC
The
per
company
on
Oct.
3
filed
a
letter
of
notification
with
the
capital stock (par $10), to be offered at $16
without underwriting. The net proceeds are to be used for
retirement
of
bank
loan
and
semiconductor
devices,
its
Tne
company
including
operations
in¬
produces
level
PNP
low
to
invest
the
P.M.,
continued
of
growth
company
in
capital
the
in
the
company,
in
industry
in
semiconductor
officials.—V.
182,
p.
609.
Clinchfield
feet
and
working capital.—V.
173,
p.
Clinclifield's
drilled
Coal
89,371,000
The
lines
This
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
Net
Net
—V.
Jan.
$3,130,402
659,131
435,868
717,901
368,255
232,741
340,713
1952
$2,947,232
the
this
of
cubic
the
has
the
in
in
acres
well
wildcat
a
portion
is
Kentucky
been
line
182,
of
well
on
southwest
its
brings
New
22,541,935
182, p. 1011.
a
determination
the
expire
at
16,
2.30
of
or about Nov. 2, 1955.
holders entitled to receive
at
2:30 P.M.,
Chicago time
1955.
It is contemplated that
Chicago
P.M.,
time
(3:30
P.M.,
New
3955.
market
to
stock
may
of
It
is
who
offer
the
do
their
unsubscribed
Any
headed
wish
not
for
rights
in Chicago
company
expected that the
York, Midwest and
New
rights, subject, of course,
subscription period.
changes during the
"Stockholders
&
price,
result in market value for the subscription
to
to
to
subscribe
sale
through
The
or
rights will be
San Francisco
shares
will
be
for
the
brokers,
Hanover
Bank
additional
banks,
in
admitted to trading
Stock Exchanges."
the
York.
New
the
on
purchased by an
underwriting
Corp:, and Glore, Forgan
jointly by The First Boston
Co.
The
proceeds
the
from
proposed
sale
will
company's construction program.—V.
acreage
total
the
southern
Virginia
and
is
lying in Russell
open
flow
fringe
developed
the
be
182,
p.
to
used
help
finance
715.
to
Va
date
to
building
about
from
Net
from
385,938
Net
ry.
a
pipeline from its property to the
Virginia Gas Co., on which 60% of the
anticipates the gas will be flowing
days, an announcement dated Oct. 10 said
30
and
21,364,937
24,460,462
22,607,283
Gross
railway
railway
Jan.
from
4,574,983
4,062,168
5,892,130
5,418,328
Net
from
2,605,725
2,220,772
2,869,088
2,675,673
Net
ry.
—V.
1955
oper.
railway
railway
p.
Los
Angeles,
Calif.—Notes
Dempsey-Tegeler
and
15.
serial
3>/2%
1961,
Co.
&
Sept.
on
28
offered
due semi-annually
accrued interest.
notes
at par and
are
$125,000
from
Feb.
of
15,
3%,
1956
VU%
to
Aug.
to be used to pay for an addition to the Junior
Seminary at Compton, Calif.
Conroe Telephone
>
(
—The
$1,865,017
due
1954
$1,740,247
1953
Co.
(Texas)—Bonds Sold Privately
has
sold privately to Berkshire Life
issue of $300,000 first mortgage bonds
company
an
1980.
1952
$2,047,968
$2,034,863
757,419
755,284
821,722
886,382
787,540
754,317
757,069
Consolidated Electrodynamics Corp.- -New Name—
793,938
See
Consolidated
Engineering
Corp.
below.
1—
oper.
182,
income
Province,
West
1112.
p,
Western
the
Offered—
of
first
County
of
The net proceeds
completed,
August—
Gross
From
income
market con¬
stock,
for
common
Congregation of Sons of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
feet.
corporation
of
work
724.433
*
1—
railway
railway
satisfactory
the ratio of one new share
total of approximately 1,110,600 shares.
in
be determined by the board, will be
governed
in large measure by market conditions prevailing shortly
before the offering.
Such price will be fixed at an amount calculated
the
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—
1953
$2,616,126
income
from
oper.
1954
$3,009,615
railway
oper.
from
ry.
1955
railway
or
to
company's
is expected
to be
York time), on Nov. 1,
Insurance Co.
August—
held,
time), on Nov.
"The
subscription
Corp.—New Gas Well—
was
400,000
on
Completion
in
1374.
day.
per
—V.
Gross
the
stock
common
rights
will
rights
subject
of
Stock Offering—
in part:
10 stated
that this offer will be made on
date for
York
group
additional
This corporation,
a subsidiary of The
Pittston Co., has just com¬
pleted its 59th gas producing well with an open flow of 2,475,00 cubic
SEC
5,040 shares of
share,
intends
anticipation
well
covering
of
Europe, according to
jointly owned associate
a
people,
70
laboratory and production facilities.
kinds
15
approximately
42,803
United States.
Viscose Corp. and Monsanto Chemical Co.
headquarters,
will
employs
function transistors and glass diodes.
Chemstrand
expects to manufacture its acrylic fiber
Acrilan in England within the next two years. In the meantime, Acrilan
both
some
record
office
industry
country.
Co.—Plans
decided,
holders
to
shares
15
anticipated
(3:30
H.,
Europe
have
additional
subscription
Firm—
development and manufacture of transitors and diodes, William G.
Laffer, President, announced on Oct. 5.
The purchase price,
which
covered all of Intermetal's outstanding capital stock, was not
disclosed.
115,349
railway
railway
from
This
Germany,
4,177,826
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Corp.—Acquires
1952
1953
$565,188
railway,.:
railway
from
1954
1955
August—
Gross
Ry.—Earnings-
136,727
-
1012.
p.
Chairman, on Oct.
offer
to
subscription,
L.
182,
Commonwealth Edison
of
"The
Charleston & Western Carolina
income—
oper.
Fidelity Trust Co., transfer agent, Pittsburgh, Pa., to receive in ex¬
change one share of Beatrice Foods Co. common stock for each 3'/2
D.
1952
1953
$376,901
6,690
would
stock
common
1954
$140,133
10,693
♦Deficit.—V.
to
of
1219.
Ry.—Earnings-
1955
:
oper.
Net
Oct.
Greenville
&
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Clark Co.—Consolidation Approved—
American
Co.
closed
See V. 182, p.
$110,699
from
this company.
This action follows receipt of a notice to the effect that
the stockholders had approved the transfer of the
business, properties
and assets of the
company
to Beatrice Foods Co.
Holders of D. L.
Clark
announced on Sept. 29 that the
on the offering of $40,800,000 of
managers
been
debentures.
railway
from
Gross
Net
suspend
System, Inc.—Debentures Sold—
Co.
August—
Sept. 27 filed a letter of notification with the
$245,000 of 6% subordinated debentures due 1975 (with
covering
warrants
of
&
books have
shares
due Sept.
Gas
Stuart
subscription
1011.
p.
(D. L.)
The
559,148
377,858
Columbus
1218.
—
963,077
260,097
Halsey,
29,674,196
Completed—
Privately
558,870
402,204
Columbia
I
■
1,740,023
929,158
income—
railway
oper.
13,990;072
.
Income
oper.
774,998
28,041,934
-4.
'
32,828,445
.
Net
1,237,707
557,868
income—,
railway
railway
from
The
Chance
B.)
1,437,723
from
Net
...
..
(A.
$3,731,289
'
to
Chadbourn Hosiery Mills, Inc.—Merger
Chadbourn
$3,793,675
2,340.118
railway——.
from
Gross
Net
1952
$3,362,049
14-
Jan.
1953
$3,797,046
.
railway—,
oper.
From
Gross
Warren
See
railway
1954
lingerie
surviving
Stock
York
New
and
to form this
the
in
stockholders'
annual
hosiery
1955
August-
income
1011.
12,253.465
13,338,238
Consolidated
16,453 190
4,745,333
6,724 306
6,817.357
3,517,391
5,846 666
6,072,968
Engineering Corp.—To
15,886.858
4,923,957
4,442,120
The
change
stockholders
the
Corp.—V.
name
182,
p.
of
on
Nov.
this
915.
7
will
vote
corporation
to
on
Change Name—
approving
Consolidatpd
a
proposal
to
Electrodynamics
Volume
182
Number 5473 .;
corporation
share
the
on
M.
S.
common
Kennedy,
$307,777
17
or
Sales
totaled
12
weeks
in
ended
13.
Oct.
on
share
weeks
12
against
$52,533
of
the
corporation's
last
$45,059,199
last
year,
$720,001,
was
gain
a
year
$5,090,553
of
compared with $667,468,
as
7.9%.
or
that
and
improvement
182, p.
the
the
over
outlook
previous
in
1462.
new
first
system,
its
of
kind
new
system was developed over a period of 15 months by the
Telegraph Co. and the Long Lines department of
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Telephone &
Hub
of
the
Portland
and
is
headquarters.
15
is
the
the
a
relay
relay
center
message
There,
transmitters
station
and
network
18
machines
them
to
between
point
at
motor
receive
freight
other
firm's
incoming messages,
destination.
their
the
the
stations
Tne
network
midwest
area
served
by Foster Freight Lines, which Con¬
managing under temporary ICC autnority pending approval
to purchase.—V. 182, p, 1462.
Corp.
corporation
Paper
Box
&
of America—Proposed
has
Printing
offered
Corp.,
purchase
to
Fort
Wayne,
the
Ind.,
Leo
H.
of
stock
at
of
Wayne
early
an
Wayne
Paper
Wayne
the
volume
States
Ermin
continue
acquire
all
Wayne
stock.
Under
the
of
operating
and
as
of
57
boxes.
paper
has
and
with
been
General
Wayne
for
Manager.—V.
tAs
to
corporation
covering
The
debentures,
underwriting
The
Oct.
on
proposed
a
subordinated
will
proceeds from
to
with
connection
sale
of
$4,125,000
of
with
added
the
stock
cities
in
present
indebtedness
company's
general
the
for
recommended
In
Los
southwestern
Continental
Angeles
The
states.
for
additional
Chicago.—V.
and
182,
funds.
$0.30
In
examiner
CAB
The
proceeds
to
are
routes
including
Motors
j
This
In
and
corporation
the
nine
sale
the
to
Sold
capital.—V.
Corp.—Has
orders
ended
The
5.
31,
1955,
company's
fiscal
July
total $93,000,000,
now
181,
$93,000,000
net earnings
C.
Reese,
J.
stock,
&
C.
and
the
of
names
number
&
Co.,
Co
Mr. Reese said.—V.
181,
an¬
Unfilled
&
Co.—Stock
Offered—Dillon,
Read
Mcbonnell
11,500
11,500
Co.——
&
investment bank¬
an
Fay—
Oct.
on
10
of 240,000
total
a
Johnston,
Edward
-—V.
(par $5) at $25 per share.
quickly oversubscribed and the books closed.
MODERNIZATION
formulated
that
it
is
tion
of
opinion
The
ex¬
oke,
to
this
out
carry
the
bring
company
its
its melting facilities,
rolling
steel
facilities
better
into
reduce manufacturing costs, increase
broaden the company's product base.
estimates that its modernization
and
company
expansion
pro¬
will cost approximately $12,000,000, of which approximately $10.100,000 is for the Steel Division, $1,100,000 for the Wire and Cable
gram
Division,
the
$800,000
and
the
Division
that
and
at least in part, as separate projects are completed.
company
the
time
defer
reserves
time or to
to
alter
to
and
the
change
program
abandon particular portions of
or
The
from
PLACEMENT
with
agreement
note
the
with
in
notes
4.60%
exchange
the
principal
company's
the
for
has
company
entered
into
Mutual Life Insurance Co. pursuant to
to purchase $7,000,000 principal amount
amount
is
$4,000,000
of
presently
to
issued
be
4^%
outstanding
in
note
in
like
amount which
is held by Penn Mutual. The note agreement
provides that the remaining 4.60% note in the amount of $3,000,000
is to be purchased by Penn Mutual on July 2, 1956.
The 4.60% notes
are
to be repayable by annual payments commencing the
earlier of
principal
Oct.
1961
1,
ments
theOct.
or
term
the
on
to
notes
4.60%
is
subsequent to Oct. 1, 1957 on which the pay¬
loan outstanding under the credit agreement
The initial annual payment
on
the
$700,000.
be
to
equal to the difference between $700,000 and the
paid at such time on the term bank loan. Thereafter the pay¬
amount
ments
1
bank
than
less
amount
to
made
be
in
annual amounts sufficient to retire the
maturity.
The sale ' of the initial
$4,000,000 4.60% note under the note agreement is conditioned upon
the sale of the common stock offered hereby and upon certain other
are
balance
the
of
conditions.
4.60%
The
CREDIT
which
the
before
time
are
then
mature
Is earlier,
annum
on
company's
to
lorn
the promissory
1957
at
rate
in
but not
The
3%
of
y2
nor
more
installments
the
term
the
amount
which
is
agreed
also
under
such
credit
the
sale
The
to
pay
credit
agreement
of
Oqt.
or
rate of
of
the
1, 1957,
1% per
to
«/4
Hanover
>/2 of 1%
agreement.
per
The
subject
was
common
Bank
stock.
to
The
notes outstanding under the credit agreement on Oct. 1,
excess of $2,500,000.
The term loan is to bear interest
of
1%
in
than
due
Joan
included
a
rate
provides that on Oct. 1, 1957 the banks will make
the company in an amount equal to the amount of
Bank
Hanover
by promissory notes
thereof
date
the
commercial
has
under
to
from
commitment
credit
borrow from time to time, on or
exceed $3,500,000 at any one
not
right to borrow urder the
agreement
term
days
prime
company
unused
conditions
certain
90
$3,000,000
has entered
into
a
certain other banks
loans are to be evidenced
the
The
the
and
and are to bear interest at
than
effect.
in
credit
to
company
amounts
remaining
the
to similar conditions.
Bank
has the right to
Such
of
company
Hanover
1957,
30.
higher
annum
a
The
company
Sept.
whichever
the
by
AGREEMENT—The
with
outstanding.
which
a
sale
by
to Penn Mutual is subject
note
agreement
equal
notes
4.60%
is
4%
on
per
annum
effect
.
Oct.
The
1,
$2,100,000
less
than
on
term
1958,
or
more
$2,100,000
above
Oct.
1,
the prime commercial
1957
loan is
1959
the
but in
to
and
no
mature
1950.
If
of
less
than
serially
in
three
the
installments shall
the first
rate
event
amount
be
two installments
of
equal;
if
shall
be
Rio,
Kocurek, San Antonio investment
bankers; W. E. Knickerbocker, Houston, investment banker and Chair¬
man of the Municipal
Bond Advisory Council of Texas; Pat Manford,
Smiley, Texas, rancher; William P. Pitzer, Jr., Breckenr dge, Texas,
oil operator; Max Retholz, Sr., Houston capitalist;
and N. A. Saigh,
Sr., San Antonio contractor.
.
.
- .
>
„
A.
Employees'
"
The
the
said
to
Tucker, Anthony & Co
&
Co
2,000
5,500
5,500
Works—Acquisitions—
world's largest
producer of auto¬
Mass.,
a
purchased the Wrap-King Corp. of Holvmanufacturing packaging machinery; and the
of Fall River, Mass., a fiberglas reinforced
Knowles has
Crompton &
company
Beetle Plastics Corp.
manufacturing company.
the newly purchased companies will continue operation in
its present plant as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Crompton & Knowles.
The new acquisitions follow that of 1954 when Crompton
& Knowles
purchased the Althouse Chemical Co. of Reading, Pa., the oldest inde¬
pendent dyestuff and allied chemical manufacturer in the United States.
Also, last year Crompton & Knowles established its Reinforced Lami¬
nates
Division
based upon
the interest of the aircraft, automotive,
construction, home appliance, and other industries, in uses of fiber¬
plastics
of
glas reinforced plastics.—V.
177, p. 832.
International Gas, Oil and
.
Antonio, Texas—Launches
Minerals Operations—
preliminary financing of this new corporation by
prominent group of Texas industrialists, investment bankers and oil
operators is now complete and the company has begun acquisition and
operation of its first oil and gas properties, it was announced on
Octn 10 by Lucien Hugh Cullen, of Houston, Texas, its President.
The company will develop and operate oil, gas and minerals prop¬
erties already acquired, or in process of acquisition or lease, both in
this country and abroad.
Joe
R.
A'oercrombie, also of Houston, who has been elected as a
director
and Vice-President,
formerly was a partner and in charge
of
drilling operations for the Texas firm of J. S. Abercrombie &
Co. in the Old Ocean Field, Brazoria County, Texas, where he com¬
pleted 110 successful wells.
Mr.
Cullen disclosed
that Cullen Minerals has acquired oil rights
in approximately 90,000 acre! oI land in the Province of Pinar Del
Rio, Cuba.
Exploration and development of this acreage for com¬
mercial
petroleum production will be carried on by a wholly-owned
Cuban subsidiary of CMC, it was stated.
The
company also has
an option on at least a half interest in
about 200,000 acres of additional Cuban properties now under nego¬
tiation with the Cuban Government.
These options will be exercised
as
leases are perfected, company officials said.
Cullen
Minerals
also
has
acquired
an
option to purchase the
working interests of the Miller and Pierce partnership in two shallow
producing oil properties in Zapata and Webb Counties, Tex. There are
38 producing wells on these properties, Cullen said, and there is spac¬
ing for several additional wells on acreage considered proven CMC has
also purchased some valuable gas and oil properties in Zapata County,
Tex., aggregating 2,435 acres, it was disclosed.
In addition to the company's init'al gas and oil acquisitions, CMC
also is examining and negotiating for substantial interests in specific
Organization
Interest,
etc.
and
uranium and other mineral properties. Mr, Cullen declared.
operation in this field, CMC has reached an agreement
Oil Co. of Los Angeles to operate Terminal's pro¬
ducing uranium mine, at Blue Mesa, Colo., 70 miles south of Grand
Junction, Colo., Mr.
Cullen revealed.
The
directors and officers of CMC
have subscribed to the major
portion
of an initial issue of 1,000,000 shares of the company's
common
stock and directors have authorized the company's manage¬
ment
to
negotiate for private placement of an additional issue of
500,000 shares of CMC common stock,
Mr. Cullen said.
While an
additional 8,500.000 shares of CMC common has been authorized, no
commercial
As
its
the
first
Terminal
public offering is planned for the near
$31,850,326
10,702,780
$25,242,363
income-—.
161,401,088
$31,536,091
314,235
$36,070,344
10,827,981
—
income
Net
-
paid
dividends
Cash
the
in
Retained
$21,147,546
17,079,353
—17,259,674
declared—..
or
working capital
business for
construction
and
income
182,
per
$4,068,193
10,780,158
$2.34
—
share
$1.96
of capital stock—.—
1
1012.
p.
$7,982,689
10,796,438
-•
outstanding
' V
.
Ry.—Earnings-
Detroit & Mackinac
future, it was stated.
1952
$172,451
1953
1955
1954
$197,770
$197,947
$205,1R6
railway——
64,955
77,878
92,864
54,765
income—
26,211
35j218
42,289
27,600
1,451,006
1,304,635
1,393,873
478,884
375,086
182,402
223,989
1,326,646
391,518
184,528
railway—
oper.
From Jan. 1—
railway
railway,.
from
Gross
from
Net
Net
182,
197,618
income..—
oper.
ry.
—V.
463,970
1113.
p.
Detroit Steel Corp.—Common Stock Offering Over¬
subscribed—Shareholders of this corporation in exercis¬
ing their primary and additional subscription privileges
to additional common stock at $12 per share sent in re¬
quests for more than double the 503,155 shares of com¬
mon stock
offered at $12 per share, it was announced
12 by Roger A.
Oct.
on
subscribe
common
shares
494,446
Yoder, Treasurer.
shareholders were offered the right to
to additional stock at the ratio of one-fifth of a share of
stock for each share held.
On this basis, shareholders took
primary
the
Under
plan,
98.3%.
or
-
a
total
of 8,709
common shares available
under the
subscription warrants which entitled holders to purchase
three-fifths
of
a
share for
each additional share offered.
Under
left
Tbij
additional
plan, a total of 613,930
shares were requested, bringing
subscription to 1,108,376 shares or more than 2V5 times
available#
Allotments
under the additional
subscription privilege will be
this
total
the
the
shares
of
rate
the
Portsmouth
.0141856 shares for each share subscribed.
Steel
Corp.
which owned 613,756 shares
of
at
Detroit
127,975 additional shares
| Steel prior to tne offering, subscribed to
bringing its present holdings up to 741,731 shares.
The
stock
was
offered on Sept. 23, 1955 and
a
with
175,468,148
$35,975,140
95,204
r-—
income
deductions from
corporate
ry.
Thayer, Baker & Co.—
the
income
Other
1955
1954
$211,443,288 $192,937,179
.
——
.
utility operations—»«.•
from
Net
Walker
Subs.)—Earnings Increased—
(&
31—
taxes
Utility expenses and
from
5,500
be
Co.
Aug.
•August—
& Scribner_
H.
have
from utility operations
revenues
Net
R. S. Smithers & Co.—5,500
Stroud & Co., Inc.—.
—
4,000
G.
that Herbert
effect
Edison
Detroit
Gross-from
4,000
2,000
to
12-Months Ended
Gross
5,500
Deane
the
Exchange
Stock
notice
Thahnann & Co.
burg,
8,500
Singer,
to
leased
announced on Oct. 12 that it has
E. Stern & Co. and Ladenoffered to purchase from Demlein Corp.
stockholders a minimum of 34,500 shares and a maximum of 45,000
common shares oi Demlein Corp. at $27.25 per share.
Holders desiring
to accept the off« are required to deposit their certificates accompanied
by an executed Letter of Transmittal with The Chase Manhattan Bank,
New York, N. Y., prior to 5 p.m. on Oct. 24, 1955.—V. 182, p. 812.
American
8,500
Shearson, Hammill & Co.—
Co
New
1879 for 990
Corp.—Offer Made to Stockholders—
Demlein
The
—
Co
4,000
3,000
8,500
Co.-—
Jersey in 1874, was
years.—V. 160, p. 1629.
in
chartered
road,
Reading Co. in
" 3,000
Schwabacher
2,000
4,000
RR.—Private
Bound' Brook
15 years.
—V.
Co.,
&
—
&
'
^
Sale—This
company has sold to Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co.
and Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. an issue of $900,000
first consolidated 3%% first mortgage bonds, due in
Rothschild & Co.—
F.
1336.
p.
&
8,500
Reynolds & Co., Inc
L.
Plan With SEC—
and Cutter Laboratories Stock Purchase Plan and
Stock Option
Plan of Cutter Laboratories of
1954, filed a registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 7, 1955,
covering participations in the said plans and 105,000 shares of Cutter
Series
LV
common i. stock,
$1
par,
wnich may be issued pursuant
corporation
Net
Jackson &
Shepard
J.
Cutter Laboratories—Registers
This
Selected
——
Inc.
Arturo C. Gonzales, Del
public ut'lity executive;
John J. Cullen, Houston;
San Antonio,
Terry A. Hornaday,
Jeffers and Arnold
Texas;
William
Shares
fancy weaving equipment on Oct. 5, announced acquisition of
companies in its long-range product diveiSificstion program.
Each
man
Secretary-Treasurer;
3,000
the program
4.60% notes, payable in. annual installments as set
the final payment due Oct. 1, 1970.
One of such
company's
below,
NOTES—The
OF
Penn
has agreed
—
—
Prescott,
Cullen Minerals Corp., San
PRIVATE
forth
right
Curtis
and
Vice-Presidents
of San Diego, Texas, has been elected
director and member of the executive committee.
Additional directors of the company are: T. N. Tucker, San Antonio,
4,000
Co.—
Webber,
Paine,
& Knowles Loom
corporation,
5,500
&
more
Carl N.
time.
which Penn Mutual
of
Seamless Tube
Ohio
will be completed in 1957.
Since the program consists
separate projects, the company will be able to benefit from
program,
at any
a
the
for
program
various
of
matic
two
facilities
balance with
yields and
and
competitive position in the steel industry. The installa¬
contemplated under this program will in the
a
the
of
This
has
company
modernization
The company is of the opinion
program primarily to place the
necessary
in
company
the
for
program
5,500
Co
&
The Ohio Co
1219.
Crompton
PROGRAM—The
EXPANSION
AND
comprehensive
a
pansion of its manufacturing facilities.
&
Jones &
D.
182, p.
shares of common
This offering was
stock
Lemon
Marks & Co._
M.
McDonald
San Antonio
directors.
H. J.
executive, and W. R. Smith,
been elected
and rancher
have
oil
3,000
& Co
Kidder
3,000
Kirkland & Grubbs.
Jenks,
M.
Laurence
Eichler & Co.—"L" 3,000
& Co., Inc.—
5,500
Hentz & Co.—
Hirsch
1439.
p.
2,000
2,000
Kay,
A.
the
of
Miller,
&
Inc. —
;
Richards & Co.
4,000
4,000
Granbery, Marache & Co..
3,000
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.
2,000
Hayden, Miller & Co.—
4,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
11,500
H.
Mellen
partner in the New York law firm of
and Mitchell, has been elected as a di¬
company's executive committee.
James
senior
Denver newspaper
attorney,
Gravis,
Gross
Shares
Goodbody & Co.———_
$1,770,411
31.
of the
severally
has
as
Joseph,
Becker
G.
Blyth & Co., Inc
Eastman, Dillon & Co.—
Unfilled
of
are
underwriters
which each
follows:
shares
5,500
Co.
&
Bateman,
which offered to the public at the close of the
group
market
(as
dividends.
quarterly
paid
principal
the
of
Inc.— oU.juO
20,600
Allyn & Co., lnc;_—
Bache
2012.
p.
President,
ends Oct.
year
& Co. Inc. and Riter & Co. headed
ing
offered
stock
common
has
in 1955 to date have been as follows: first quarter,
second quarter, $0.40 per share; third quarter, $0.50
Hornblower & Weeks——-
Steel
the
of
company
Kelly,
director.
a
a
Trimble
member
a
Income
Read
Hooker
Copperweld
-
stock from 900,000
common
Shares
A.
to working
the
extensions
Privately
privately $600,000 4%%
its subsidiaries had
months
Oct.
on
on
authorized
and
received
Oct. 10, 1955 approved an
preferred stock from 114,605 shares
serial
1935
UNDERWRITERS—The
Orders—
nounced
1956.
to borrow under the credit agree¬
Estabrook & Co.—' 5,500
Continental
to
shares.
prior
share;
per
Dillon,
Corp.—Notes
added
be
note is to be sold on July 2,
agreed to purchase from the company,
1965.
due
notes
authorized
$15,000,000.
is
company
the
in
and
is
company
30,000
effect
common
recently
610.
p.
corporation has placed
subordinated
the
the
share.
per
A.
—The
time
one
authorized
shares
1,500,000
in
Riter
Commercial
Continental
any
of
1,500,000 shs.
__
which
Dividend payments
banks,
to
Continental's
six
at
t
14,267 shs.
69,838 shs.
755,188 shs.
,
series (conv.)
$5)
indebtedness
DIVIDENDS—Since
equipment program for 1956 and 1957,
substantial additional bank borrowings will be required.
Continental Air Lines presently conduct scheduled operations serving
50
series
5%
above).
the
to
stock,
shares reserved for sale to officers and employees
and 139,676 shares reserved for conversion of the preferred stock, 6%
series on the basis of the conversion rate of $25 per share of common
convertible
by Lehman Brothers.
the debentures will be used
of
of
the
in
to
([Includes
1970.
company's
the
be
registration statement
a
offering
in
*4,000,000
•
the
214,605
shares
managed
be
the
repayment in full of
and
the balance will
filed
12
public
due
(par
shareholders
Increase
Continental Air Lines, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
This
SEC
(par $50)
remaining $3,000,000 4.60%
to
§The
will
years,
E.
and
Mitchell,
Marshall,
Caldwell,
rector
Boston
Officer
N.
Delaware
$1,332,000
3,500,000
214,605 shs.
Harkness,
John
Municipal Bond
the
of
director and CMC's
a
thereto.—V.' 182,
Outstanding
$1,800,000
right of the company
ment, reference is made above.
507.
p.
stock
outstanding
tThe
Wayne
entirely
many
182,
have
the
in
Annual
approximately $3,000,000, confined almost
Indiana, Ohio, Michigan and Illinois.
who
and
preferred
amount
'The
ended
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
note
preferred stock, 6%
([Common
corporation.
years
is
Ruf,
Cum.
months
six
and net income to $1,223,000.
agreement
Cumulative
the
for
company
EFFECT
Authorized
SSerial preferred stock
acquisition
separate
a
history
set-up
assets
the
of
to $38,084,000
GIVING
notes
Credit
Schoenhofen,
would
successful
a
folding
President
as
exchange
has
Box
of
of
P.
continue
will
Box
manufacturing
sales
through
Paper
Container
date.
and bronze.
7,000,000
mortgage
4.60%
Vice-President, announced on Oct. 11.
The purchase has been
approved by
the directors of both companies.
The merger is now
subject to approval by Wayne stockholders at a special meeting to
held
manufacture
'Debt securities: '
Senior
be
Division,
Steel
The
Division.
Wire
and
sales
amounted
1955
CAPITALIZATION
Acquisition—
assets
the
"Copperweld"
30,
4%
Container
Flexo
producers
in
standard
in
EARNINGS—Net
June
solidated is
This
engaged
steels
copper,
Chicago
the
in
Pennsylvania corporation organized in
company.
It has four operating divi¬
the Wire and Cable Division, the Ohio Seam¬
the
and
important
is
carbon
teletype "message finder," has been placed in operation by
corporation. It links 66 stations in 12 states in a semi-automatic
teletypewriter network.
The
B.
investment banker and former Chair¬
Advisory Council of Texas,
Financial Vice-President. Robert
investment banker, has been elected Assistant
San Antonio
Sikes,
Board
the
been elected
Finance
a
steel
of electric furnace steel in the United
and sale of quality alloy and
special-requirement types in the form of
blooms,
billets and bars.
The Wire and Cable Division is engaged
chiefly in the manufacture and sale of copper-covered steel, known
as
"Copperweld," in the form of wire, rods, cables and fabricated
products.
The Ohio Seamless Tube Division is engaged in the manu¬
facture and sale of alloy and carbon seamless steel tubing and carbon
welded steel tubing.
The Flexo Wire Division is engaged in the manu¬
facture and sale of wire and cable in fine sizes made principally from
an
this
American
Division
the
of
States,
features
which
from
company,
non-integrated
a
Tube
one
Freightways, Inc.—New System—
communications
electronic
Pacific
is
sions—the Steel Division,
Consolidated
received by
the sale of
proceeds
stock,
a
BUSINESS—The
1915,
year,
less
A
net
common
$12,000,000.
earnings is
industry indicates sustained
in the months ahead.—
the
fiscal
the
of
of
man
has
;
•
Travis
W.
(or
the company from the
$3,000,000 4.60% notes
and from loans, if any, made under the credit agreement will be added
to the general funds of the company and will be used, together with
other company funds including retained earnings,
to repay all notes
to banks which the company now has outstanding and to finance the
cost of a modernization and expansion program expected to cost about
sale
year,
fiscal
current
the principal, of "the. term loan, if less on the due
installment) and the final installment shall be in the
unpaid balance.
each
PROCEEDS—The
with
compares
period
either
of the
date
a
1955,
24,
Sept.
This
similar
the
cents
24
or
Kennedy said that the favorable trend in sales and
continuing,
V.
the
for
reported
$395,304
of
28.4%.
first
of
earnings
common
Piofit before taxes
increase
Mr.
stock,
a
or
$50,149,752
11.3%.
or
an
the
for
net
President,
cents
gain of $87,527
a
showed
of
amount
$700,000
Consolidated Foods Corp.—Reports Higher Earnings—
This
5
(1565)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Oct. 10,
rights expired on
1955.—V. 182, p. 1219.
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings—
Net
from
Net
ry.
$1,342,002
$1R89,631
$1,346,411
437,494
146,721
153,056
625.222
282,684
438,096
206,091
12,002,564
3,253,632
1,937,847
15,094,612
4.455,331
1,920,495
11,488,133
3.432,809
1,465,506
railway
370,906
income.
oper.
1952
$1,671,806
railway-
from
1953
1954
1955
August—
Gross
From Jan. 1—
13,744,365
railwayrailway
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
5,149,941
3,072,367
income.
oper,
182, p. 1012.
—V
Detroit &
Toledo Shore Line RR.—Earnings
1955
1954
1953
1952
$684,396
297,697
$747,101
$640,416
349,2^5
311.162
89,232
$569,816
210,029
54,839
105,742
104,415
5,601,760
5,102,643
2,536,872
2,225,141
5,989,488
2,863.430
709,112
620,114
920,408
4,968,353
2,124,612
655,006
August
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
railway
income...
oper.
1—
Jan.
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
rv.
—V.
railway
from
Gross
railway
railway
income—
i82, p. 1012.
oper,
Corp.—September Sales Increased—
1955—Month—1954
1955—2 Mos.—1954
Sales,
$2,563,801 $2,257,249 $5,074,631 $4,508,767
The corporation reports net sal^s of $30,149,230 for the f:scal year
ended July 31, 1955, an increase of 2,/a%
over sa'es of $29,410,479 in
the previous year. Net income after taxes was $1,203,320 compared with
$1,207,524 in fiscal 1954, equivalent to $1.39 per common share in
Diana
Stores
Period Erd. Sept. 30—
both
In
years.
its
annual
.
report
to
.
comnanv no'e* maw
in contrast to renting ex¬
acquire land and buildings
liberal credit policy, including charge
shareholders,
the
policy changes adopted in t}ie past year:
clusively, Diana Realty Corp. was tormed to
where
advantageous;
a
more
inotoiimpnt.
nians
was
inaueurated:
and
the
company
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1566)
took
first
its
major steps
toward operating shops
suburban
in
ping centers/'
At
the
with
167
"shop¬
year-end,
Diana had
175
in
stores
operation
charging
year
to
on
long-term debt, and the distribution of $693,485
The ratio of current assets to current liabilities was
and merchandise inventories at the year-end totaled $3,321,211.
In
addition,
the
company's
income
charged
was
with
Period End.
182,
1012.
p.
American
Investment
Of
Co,
Illinois
25 cents per share on
the Associates, payable
—V.
This
10,
182,
terms
ing
Storage Battery Co.—Lease Agreements-
Electric
industrial
electric
of
General
r.nd
trucks
above.—V.
182,
efficiency
relatively
508.
p.
the
and
initial
low
World
American
Duluth, Missabe
Airways, Inc.
& Iron
August—
Gxoss
railway
from railway——..
ry. oper. income
Net
Hot
181,
2580.
p.
Range Ry.—EarningS"
lPP'i
from
below.—V.
10^4
JQV*
1"R7
.;
$6,291,200
$9,294,547
SB.QSO.S^
4,705,096
3,587,064
5,589,366
5,211,523
.
2,044,836
1,571.628
1,789,855
3,484,343
33.533.311
28,883.554
43,190,143
25,466,006
15,460,207
8,738,562
18,913,488
4,739,904
6,898,597
3,933,263
6,430,182
JSct
from
before
railway™
.
from
Kiet
railway.oper, income...
ry.
—V.
162,
.
.
additional
the
with
August—
Gross
1955
from
railway..
Net from railway
Uct ry, oper. income—i
1954
1952
$544,900
$523,300
$429,700
$381,900
151,567
119,890
32,783
9,103
39,990
from
*2,067
*53,927
Hot
ry.
railway....
railway..
from
Uct
♦Deficit.—V.
182,
3,692,100
3,440,800
730.369
489,301
950,298
114,684
*143,713
*234,816
131,933
1013^
p.
the
company's
of
the
Du
The
Oct.
on
capital
Mont
10
and
voted
favor
the
Du
York
Mont
authorized
City
and
Tele-Centre
to
revise
to
spin
at
to
WTTG
67th
stock
the
common
operates
in
of
off
the
stockholders,
television
The
fitfeet
spin-off will
share
a
tbares
for
stock
share
of
10
dual
5n
per share.
simplification of
elemtnt
veto
and
The
authorized
The
by
power
which
over
the
value
par
each
class
corporate
By
will
be
structure
of
by
increased
of
$1
of
board
from
which
of
eight to
and
was
directors,
and
ten.
in
stock
the
of
the
had
with
operating
proposed
his
end
of
long-term
1966
approval.
shares
and
Dr.
of
Under
stock
employees.
approved,
the
the
to
—-V.
Mont
182,
services
was
office
as
new
were
which
reserved
for
option
apoointed
maintain
by
of
grinding
with
Dr.
The
wheel
is
for
metal
reports
be
wi'l
7!
1 1554
ended.
shares
July 31, 1955
outstanding,
equal
to
The
H.
90
cents
increase
Sim sen.
ucts
in
of' the
Du
to
modified
a
cleaning
Board
The
With
corporation
at
of
be
compared
share
in
both
President,
sales
to
and
on
the
Electric,
Mont,
based
until
net
$1
of
*
orders
electronic
by
Directors,
are
not
equal
to
and
for
$1.31
with
$225,919
250,997
Net
from
Net
is
the
.X
a
..
35 000
bv
—V.
by
designed
group.
year
Peri°d
the
255.728
on
1954
period
earnings was attributed by Walter
growing acceptance of Duro-Test prod¬
fields.
said
He
that
warehouses
broadened the coma
new subsidiary,
will handle the
Canada, which
business.—V. 182, p. 1220,
182.
David
T.
in
Armed
P8red
4
wRh
$127
Forces.—V.
182,
radar
Services
and
have
been
last
Air
guided
missile
'
and
manufacturer
systems
and
44fi]q7i a-nd fperating
i0r the S3me
before income
ended
last
of
for
of
the;
one
slabs
prepared
1984,
deliver
to
in
exchange
Subscriptions
—
of
by
5Vz%
Of
—
the
stock¬
common
made
27
182,
debentures
secondary
a
and
offering
of
1337.
p.
for
154
;
fiscal
Corp.,
in
letter of notification with the
etock (par 10 cents), to be
stockholders and others.
a
year.—V.
179.
of
the
directors
corporate purposes.
1376.
176,
p.
The
The
1954
elected
Senior
1952
V
$4,712,734
1;554,188
*
Fruehauf
$4,458,583
2,041.,832
which
issuance,
792,838
12,196,537
8,940,968
ordinated
3,239,076
1,733,707
and.<389.867
for
on'
future
Sept
with
the
Ralston
and
Capital
President
Purina
Fred
of
the
unit
month
company's
and
A
and
the
company
the
with
units
new
closed.
was
expansion
California,
Four
during
remainder
M.
Glass
and
his
corporation,'
•
as
member
a
Mr.
Chief
Glass,
Oct.
on
of
tha
who
Executive
13
were
unit
new
plans
of
to
open
fiscal
the
board
Officer
of
St.
Louis,
180,
American
Mo.;
1975.
p.
respectively.
shares
90,463
The
of
for
of
as
to
bs
shares
of
plans
and
for,
the
sub¬
18,310
were
re¬
outstanding
option
stock
two
Sept.
9,
2%
stock
and
1955
~
shareholders
to
sent
issuance
were
presently
payment
record
outstanding
for
restricted
of
for
available
convertible
1975,
259,104
1955
reserved
were
1,
Dec.
of
stock
and
33/4%*
authorized
3,030,000
reserved
or
Reserved
options
and
payable to shareholders
the company stated.
issued
and
and
of
1951
the
was
common
shares-.
total
A
exercise
upon
share,
outstanding
4'/2%
1973
1,
9
to
states
"The
management
is
company
presently
not
ho
has
considering
negotiations in connection with, the issuance of the additional
shares proposed
to be authorized."
The notice points out that ap¬
proval cf the proposed additional shares at the Nov. 9 meeting would
eliminate the possibility of any delay in the future should the board
any
consider
the
of
issuance
additional
any
advisable.—V.
shares
182,
1
1337.
p.
.
Dec.
Nov.
stock
common
1955.
14,
per
company.
2,013.082
company's
the
notice
present
Airlines,
•'
-
due
Sept.
$1
and
authorized
company's
shareholders
;
*
the
of
the
of
authorized
1955,
9,
The
also
was
duties
Airlines, Inc.—V.
plans and
sharc-fc of
of
issuance
of
value
issued
Stock Increase—
on
meeting
the
shares.
as
par
were
the
shares
to
"
Dec.
3,000,000
totaled
of
debentures
for
increase
directors
1955,
Vote
special
a
to
stock,
purposes
14,
dividends
this
committee.
Co.
that
centers.
one
units
called
shares
conversion
upon
immediately and wi'l also be
associated with and officially active in
many other Crown enterprises.
Mr.
Glass/recently resigned as Director of Aviation of the Port
of New York Authority, has served in executive and
legal capacities
Inc.
:
,
•<
leaving 229,177
29,406,647
r
the
to
344,969
undertake
this
from
common
2,770,823
37,991,813
Vice-President
*
Southwest
the
and
eight
have
shares
756,601
of
Texas
proposal
a
According
1953
$3,259,955
1,193,663
on
29,156,587
'2,587,505
*919,763
executive
or
the
of
924.
a.
directors
vote
10,000,000
Ry.—Earnings—
4,660,475
election
in
shopping
Fruehauf Trailer Co.—To
-
served
and
;
$858,404,
period
1954.
on
to
of
corresponding
year.*
stockholders
in
six
increase
an
and
'
the
continued
opened
cf
rales
"substantially
.
the
.
that
were
period,
the
first
quarter
of
the
estimated at approximately 28c per share
theiquarter
minimum
1955,
September increased to $2,679,353, an in¬
stores, compared with sales of $2,336,456 on
told
emphasis
announced
6
30,
-
$7,086,82?
of
September
be
in
+
1955—3 Mos.—1954
.
share last
158
during
be
:
common
13,548,432
Crown,
for
year,, were
would
Sept.
$7,945,231,
were
per
month
on
Oct.
on
ended
$7,086,827
of
Rubenstein
; opened
Boston,
$
146,303,787
$2,366,456". $7,945,231
.
22c
the
stores
President,
year,
Earnings
13:2%
program
$
1955—Month—1954
quarter
with
for
Mr.
1462.
p.
Increased—
1955—20 Wks.—1954
1
29,008,017 168,502,960
$2,679,350'
quarter
sales
year.
Sales
the
of
182,
the
company's
Sales
$
Corp.—September Sales Up—
—
the
over
compared
designed
company
billets—one
or
Erie
.
,
the
net
same
August—
1955
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry,
railway
railway
;
income
oper.
common
last
total
com-
946,513
1,478,939
Trust Co., New York, N. Y„ has b->en named
paying agent and registrar for an issue of $8,793,000 principal
of equipment trust of 1955, series T, 3.40% equipment'trust
certificates,—V. 181, p. 545.
trustee,
101,245,414
122.614,826
113,217,888
18,068,397
32,102,263
24.279,575
8,658,581
8,400,104
13,149,597
amount
1,553,195
104,746,834
20,890,291
ry.
railway
railway
from
Net
—V.
10,429,371
income—
oper.
182,
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—Buys Barker Bros.
This
Corp
1013.
p.
B.
End'id
Co.
for
Federal
1955
taxes
income
Federal
t
$52,095,530
income
C.
taxes
1954.,.
.
"
with
'
p.
182,
*After
On
the
stock
common
$684,972
per
share
of
Beach
1,.,1955,
Milk
Co.
cream
processors
587,525
$1.53
$1.05
dividends.
market.
This
acquisition
most
position .in
The
that
area
where
it
previously
had
given
operated
a
a
short-term
sold
lease
its
feed
and
mill
at
purchase
have
on
-
»
Giddings, -Texas,
option
%
sales
and
•
has
company
our
feed
mill
Co.
was
1975.
due
;
-
proceeds. $5,000,000 will be used to repay loans due to the
Chase Manhattan Bank, New York,
and the Commerce Trust Co. of
Kansas City,-Mo.—V.
181, p. 2472.
Of
Fairmont's
in I that
it
fund debentures
the company acquired the assets and business of
Denver, Colo., one of the pioneer milk and ice
distributors
,
— Debentures
Sold Privately
The
announced on Sept. 29, has sold pri¬
vately to a group of insurance companies, banks and
pension funds, at par, an issue of $7,000,000 37/s% sinking
of
and
......
Service
company,
587,525
stock—
common
provision for preferred
Sept.
•"
outstanding—^/-.
1114.
707^600
$987,665
income
*Earnings
able
the
at
;
Island, Neb., to a national feed manufacturer. These changes
phases of its program to concentrate operations - into more
profit¬
fields.—V. 182, p. 212.
Corp., Miami Springs, Fla.—Files—
General Capital
The
'
corporation
covering
SEC
denominations
The
net
—V.
180,
"3 filed
10*
of
of
$?00.
proceeds
p.
Oct.
on
$300,000
$100,
are
2293.
to
be
a
used
letter
of
notification
with
the
8%
debentures, to be offered ,in
and $5,000, without underwriting.
year
$1,000
for
purchase
commercial
of
paper.
.
te
refund
$2,081 735
to
BarkT
Gas
Net
Shares- of
vith
now
V.
-
1,392,572
1.003,500
_i
per share,
stock purchrs»d earlier, Mr. G5mb"e • said, Gambleholds about 170,000 shares of Barker Bros, common stock,
Bros.,
has 356,400
shares of common stock outstanding.*—
$26
of
Together
Skogmo
$48,722,731
1,991,165
-
Shares—
has acquired over 150,000 snares of Barker Bros.
stock under a purchase offer that ex;i ed on S pt. 30,
Gamble. President, said.
The offer/ made Sept. 14, stipulated
corporation
common
price
v-
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
—
before
Provision
(&
31—
Aug.
sales.
Income
are
tax
Co.—Trustee Appointed—
The City Bank Farmers
1952
984,992
from
Net
a
year
Growers Express
From Jan. 1—
Gross
income
amounts
amounted
913UtS P8f SharC f0F thC 12 months
1953
$1 13
ended Aug" 31»
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—New Product:—
First
silent-running
introduced
this
this
company.
safety
and
snow
month
It
will
will
run
and
across
provide
quietly
the
ice
tire
nation
motorists
and
that
tubeless
Sale
is
being
E'ix
of
new
Metropolitan—to
Convair
commercial
Airlines,
National
Inc.,
transports—the
was
announced
model 440
Sept. 21
on
'
by
with
smoothly
is
General Dynamics Corp.—Receives New Fleet Order—
:
year.
and " state
stock
/
1954
$13,887,882 $12,758,405 $15,S25,472 $15,406,419
2,324,534
1,518,395
3,883,602
3,770.729
,
Grand
income
time
Fruit
RR.—Earnings—
branch.
1955
$3,489,765
conipared
n£ear al8°' ,,^arnin8'i Per 6hare of
31
consolidated
taxes compared with
the
is
1955—4 Wks—1554
Sept. 30—
for
previous
1013.
p.
announced
its
Rise
Aug.
year.
Au°* 31, !955 total
After
deducting 4 V2
preferred
dividends
requiiements, the balance was $2,914,168
p
$50
Sept.
on
unit.—V.
a
Rubensteln,
Sales
entry into the Greater Denver area,
one
of
the
important markets. Also on Sept. 1, 1955, the company
acquired the Becklsy-Iee Cream Co., Beckley, W. Va., which
improves
revenues of $140,621,206
Period
tfn-mpfrcompared to $3,207,657
estlmated ^corne taxes,
•4,036,810
at
182
Co.
35,388,484
than last
12.1%
'
marks
devices
812
p.
Associates—Earnings
^"0 Lwir! fnded
V
290 shs.
148,940 shs.
i
it
Development Center
The REAC electronic
leading
reP°r^s *or the 12 months
* *th S127.446.973
a ft
Albert
633,837
income-.
Six Months
three months
President
7
'
electro-mechanical
Eastern Gas & Fuel
Inc.
of
-
32,721,533
income..
Henry
nation's
™^cr,pany.
Y.,
Stores Inc.—Current
1_
earnings
a
specialized
the
Bonner,
a
the
N.
1114.
p.
Period End.
,
Empire State Building Corp.—New Director—
Net
for
Armed
I
and
filed
of
1,791,450
railway
railway—
oper.
Col,
a
and
Moratory at Wright
on
electronic
industry and
-
Accounting
$4,271,936
•
fiom
ry.
fiscal
share
a
for
flight-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio.
other*" military control m *ndustrial automation,
miL^°rnnt(
other
systems.
DCA Is
electrical,
'
higher"
2.
150,000 shs.
-
r
1955
oper,
ry.
Gross
Net
5SJdiaf? ls now. building—and equipping with its REAC electronic
iC0^ntr3JSKlarg?st and most modern electronic testing
mahTci
&
$74.50
Fair
182,
will
Eastern
railway-..
railway
from
shares.
this corporation's subsidiaries
6
$8,519,121
yp"
totaling $13,000,000
equipment for the
Oct.
$9,738,255
stock.
common
Franklin Stores
i
Outstanding
by steel mills.—V.
underwritten.—V.
be
from
Net
management
$9,147,287
control
on
York,
Properties,
„x
—V.
6,800 shs.
-
steel
faced
28
August—
Gross
thfe
purchase
Toronto,
Canadian
New
consisted
at
Sales
FINANCING
Authorized
;
through warrants to
to be used for general
Elgin, Joliet &
Dynamics Corp. of
America—Government Orders
revealed
SaTs
SEC—
shares
Fairmont Foods
was
PRESENT
TO
share
per
proceeds
will
received
also
SalCS ^ th°
commercial
Ltd.,
company s growing
Co.,
$
to
Board
administered
«
received
chores
Sept.
on
297,000
covering
offering
approved, 90.000 scares nf
options by key executive
will
executive
of
$334,039.
were
a
industrial
Government
version
stainless
cleaning
Mass.—Files
purchase
zP,_,an Francisco, Houston and Indianapolis have
;
Y^e Ea,me time he' ann°unced
Euro-Te. t
other
Food
grinding wheel has been developed by this cor¬
steel foundry castings, tit was announced on
Electronic % Micro-Ledger
also reached a new all-time high
ne* ^fore taxes of $591,209 compared with $395,795 for
period. After provision for tax^s, net earnings for the vear
,
proceeds of. the
'
•
■
1955—9 Mos —1954
$1,078,688
oiieied for subscription
Dillon
units
pursuant
W54Uwerf b1633,,82a3.neW all"Ume
f°ruth,5 i°55 fiscal
1955—Month—1954
$1,315,897
Period End. Sept. 17—
h*
executive
option
an
was
strong
sales
unit
particular
offered
will
thereafter
1336,
corporation
per
crease! of
toughest
SEC
Duro-Test Corp.—Reports Record
Earnings—
-to
EFFECT
(par
corporation,- will
The
Trust
shares of
2,500
incorporated in Delaware on Oct. 9,
was
GIVING
heavy-duty
for
recently
previous
directors
officers
Chai-man
years
program
tbQ
a
the
Eastman,
12.
of
directors
of
full-time
a
ten
granted
plan
be
p.
A
stock.
option
and
attract
11
Development Announced—
poration
The
all
number
agreement
consultant for
This' stock
-committee
to
a
Du
stock
common
future
as
common
a
purchase on
From Jan. 1—
employment
the
914.
Bankers
and
The
stock
New
detail.
new
of
Fishman Co., Inc.—September Sales Up-
p.
total of
corporation
which was reduced "in connection
Sept. 9, 1955 of 40% of the capital
$50)—;
5% cumul. conv. pref. stock, series A__,
Common
stock
(110 par).
J
prerogatives
election
Approval of the program confirmed the election
by the
directors of Dr. Allen B.
Du
Mont, iounder and President of the
company, as the first Board Chairman.
In his new
capacity, Dr. Du Mont will devote himself more fullv
to the scientific and
research aspects of the. business and
be burdened
less
A
underwritten.
to furnish the
used
be
to
are
capital
si-uck
manufactures
Quebec.
■
created.
upon
oif out
of Food Fair Stores, Inc., of record
Sept. 13, a
151,729 units were subscribed for at $50 per unit
remaining 2,096 units were sold on Oct. 6 at
unit by Eastman, Dillon & Co. and associates.
proceeds
CAPITALIZATION
of
stock
shares
,
provision,
the
be paid
1220.
p.
holders
common
ui
corporation manufactures and sell crucibles,, refractories, grind¬
Preferred
Oct.
share instead
per
eliminated
common
action
-
third
a
elected
to
182,
first mortgage 3'/e%
bonds, due Nov. 1,
outstanding temporary bonds.—V. 181, p. 2355.
for
a
canital
officers.;
was
number
cents
This
expected
Florida Power & Light Co.—Definitive Bonds—
for
tunities arise in the future.
182,
,/The
ing-Kecne Co., which is producing feldspar at Keene, N. H.'
The
increased from 3,000,000 to 5,000.000
shares, making
financing or acquisitions should favorable oppor¬
was
available
basis.
the
as
Sept.
are
definitive
silicon carbide at its plant at Cap de la Made¬
corporation will manage the operations of SparMica Corp. Ltd. whose deposits at Johan Beetz, Quebec, are being de¬
veloped fcr the production of feldspar; the corporation will, also man¬
age the operations of Spar-Mica's wholly-pwned subsidiary,. The Gold-
and
common
on
—V.
stations
Washington, D. C„
in New York City.
and
common
purposes
and to be completed by August, 195j, to
permit
administrative offices and cafeteria and provide
its
—
wheels, silicon carbide grain and related products.
It
has
a
wholly-owned subsldiaiy, Electro Refractories & Abrasives Canala Ltd.,
stock
Broad¬
go into effect after action
by the board
approval by the Federal Communications Commission.
Under the second
provision of the program, classes A and B
^common stock will be reclassified
into one new class of
directors
t
corporate
Fair
>'
and
New
and
common
corporation will be distributed
of Laboratories in a
ratio of 1-to -2J/a.
_The Broadcasting corporation own*
in
a" program
of
structure
that
casting
WABD
bo
unns
Corp.
provides
program
in
corporate
Broadcasting
approved
to
cost
and
(M. II.)
ing
which
(Alien B.) Du Mont Laboratories, Inc.—Plan to
Revise
Corporate Structure Approved—Forms
Broadcast'g Firm
stockholders
Oct.
on
stock,
Food
snares
The offering is not
BUSINESS—The corporation
leine,
The
of
its
Period End. Sept. 30—
Sales
$72
4,134,500
1,003,078
#
SEC
1919.
3,905,000
income...
oper.
the
common
including capital improvements and work¬
plans to construct a new office building,
company
financing.—V.
Each
*59,653
with
par
underwriting group headed by
The pubiic offering p.ice and
underwriting
permit the installation of additional machinery, at an expected
and to be delivered over the first six months of 1956,
working capital requirements have bten met largely
short-term bank loans,
These amounted to $900,000 at
1955,
,
of Spar-Mica Corp. Ltd, and loans made by the, corporation and
whoily-owned subsidiary, Electro Refractories & Abrasives Canada
Ltd. in the aggregate
amount of $388,889 to Spar-Mica Corporation
Ltd.
to
provide it
and
its
wholly-owned subsidiary, The
GoldingKeene Co., with funds for expanded facilities and working capital.,
From Jan, l—
Gross
30,
stock
1953
$1
an
153,bzo
working
corporation's
Pa.—Registers With SEC
statement
its
increased
through
its
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
■
(no
lU,buo
per
PROCEEDS—The
with
•
share on the basis of one new share
for
kti
for each 14 shares held.
1013.
p.
Oct.
par) at S16.50
and
"
$500,000
removal
present
Corp.—Stock Offer¬
Abrasives
Country
&
sidewalls
-
cost of $300,000
ed—The companv is offering to
common st~~kholders
of record Sept. 30, 1955, the right to subscribe on or
1,596,457
.
From Jan. l—
Gross
Electro Refractories &
:
$7,784,033
.
Tne
of
co.T
Recent
outlays.
„
through
white
'
to be supplied by amendment.
proceeds are to be available for such
occupy
25'/ and
Manager.
,
sale
Town
new
or
1113.
Accounting and advertising departments, which now
leased offices.
This will incrcaie manufacturing space
by about
savings
,,
public
capital.
a
the
lease
may
now
for
offices for
batteries
and chargers for periods up to five years by selecting one of several
leasing and purchase option agreements just announced by this com¬
pany's
Exide
Industrial
Division,
according
to
Roland Whlteurst
Purchasers
a
registration
60,000 shares of
virtually eliminates tire
The
black
management may determine,
1113.
p.
182, p.
filed
covering
tire
tires.
either
are
Net
$7,245,058 $62,369,287 $56,821,433
$7,889,494
winter
with
rayon cord.—V.
or
Firestone
new
other
available
Hallowell, Sulzberger. & Co.
I953—9
L955—Month—1954
Sept. 30—
the
most
is
company
1955,
at
of
Douglas Aircraft Co.—Receives Jet Order—
Pan
to
also
Monday, October 17, 1955
.
.
Fischer & Porter Co., Ilatboro,
to take advantage
of electric fork and lift trucks w-th
The effect is to bring average outlay
for electric trucks within range of the original ccst of trucks powered
by other means.
Lease rgreements providing for uniform monthly payments,
accel¬
erated monthly payments and options to purchase are offered. Avail¬
able not only " for purchasing new industrial truck equipment, Exide
battery leasing plans also can be used to convert or modernize old
equipment and replace other power sources.—V. 181, p. 1309.
Approved—
tire
with nylon
w
Purpose of the plans is to enable industrial users
Domestic Finance Corp.—Consolidation
See
design of
common
tubeless
Stores, Inc.—September Sales Up—
-
"vice-Pres,oent
See
tread
whine
shows
1955
30,
record Nov.
1,
1955.- The First
(San Juan, Puerto Rico Branch),
agent,—V. 177, p. 139.
of
holders
the
to
Brothers
Sales
lor
11.5';.
quarter."—V.
of
June
and
reserves
credit accounts in operation in 35 shops.
August,. 1955, the first month of the new fiscal year,
higher than for the corresponding month of the previous
year.
Initial figures for September were reported to indicate an up¬
swing, for the month. The company is "anticipating a favorable first
Sales
of
interest
of
Bank of New York
dividend disbursing
City
appointed
Edison
expenses in connection with
"were
1955
taxes. a
dividend
declared
beneficial
have
shares
ended
year
offered
dividends
as
shareholders.
2.6 to 1
22,
National
was
fiscal
the
$253,455 after
trustees
common
Nov.
expenditures for* the building of
new
stores and
the
of older ones, the payment of $166,667 annual install¬
off
^modernization
ment
The
the
for
report
earnings of
net
During tne
ago.
annual
The
compared
1254-55 year, nine new Diana shops
"were opened and one small shop originally acquired from the Angerman
chain was closed.
Present plans include the opening of eight to ten
Btores during the current fiscal year.
Working capital at July 31, 1955 amounted to $4,954,477, the highest
-figure in the company's history. This increase of 5482,706 was after
a
unique
Sugar Associates—Earnings—Dividend—
Eastern
.
fiscal
.
dealers
increased
on
dry
and
stores
winter
of
driving
pavements.
The
by
J.
G.
Division
Zevely,
of
■MofinrtQi'c
Director
General
mirrhafip
of
Dynamics
is
t.hp
Sales
and
Contracts
for
the
Convair
Corp.
fmirt.vr
flpp.t
order
necoti&ted
in
tuG
•"Nygen
since
the
under
Deliveries
$4,250,000
the
plant.—V.
1956 at Convair's San Diego, Calif,
William
that
upholstery
(W. R.) Grace & Co. (&
,
Calif.,Neil, presiqent, pbinted out,, is fuliy equipped and stalled,
O
build
to
into-
with
plants
propulsion
total
is
the
outer
and
Azusa
for- tne satellite wnich will be shot
Geophysical Year (1956-57). With its
the
loday exceeding $125,000,000, Aerojet-General
largest
commercial manufacturer of rocket engines
in
182,
propellants.—V.
814.
p.
Net
company
Sept.
on
30
announced
prove
facilities
at
Y.
and expand
Schenectady, N.
Ernest
E.
General
Engineering
said a major
The
V.
work
182,
i
scheduled
is
Net
before
income
U.
.
S.
to
be
Fall
the
by
completed
/
The
232,680
1,772,344
from rail¬
$119,213
$71,755
62,480
27,056
$533,523
218,725
1956.—
of
•
(j
,
-
Sept.
on
filed
30
shares
297,500
of
Oct.
on
short-term
a
days.—V. 182,
1463.
p.
«
Net-ry.
Net
completed its 1955 model run with
of 738,814 units produced, the third manufacturer ever
than 700,000 cars in a model year.
Oct.
on
6
start
Southgate, Calif., where it wi.l
scheduled to go on display Nov.
L.
Ivan
During the nine months the 1955 model was
monthly output ranged between 62,427 in
said
Wiles
1956
170,000
General Public Service Corp.—To Redeem
President,
Steinmetz,
R.
Norman
Oct.
on
11
of
Payment
N.
at
1955,
Y.,
upon
prices wPl b? made
redemption
the
record
Sept.
on
each
on
declared
been
have
on
share
Each
close
until-the
stock
and V.
after Nov.
'
Federal
taxes-
97,132
operating
income
$245,052
Net
after
$179,515
119,022
185,854
charges
182,
—V.
184,000
operating
Other
Net
£80,851
expenses—_
taxes-
income
1955—8 Mos.—1954
$1,434,356
1,028,886
Other
of
subsids.—
and
Divs.
509,101
2,379,111
8)9,272
39,310,493
23,962,733
6,324,600
10,168,460
9,335,156
9,763,375
20,142,038
—_
•■'For
one
13,522,252
9,613,830
19,838,895
14.348,539
-
8,840,000
8,617,4)0
8,840.000
8,617,400
$1.53
$1.12
$2.24
$1.67
shares outstanding for all periods re¬
made June 30, 1955.—V. 182, p. 1337.
Tire
Co.—Secondary
Rubber
&
preference stock (par $100) was made on Oct. 4 by
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis at $111.50 per share,
with a dealer's discount of $3 per share.
It was com¬
pleted.
company—which started business
.
divisiop exceeded
t„is year.
Sales
total of $34,525,000 for last year.
The
(2)
company,
to
the
-
..
,,
in sales for the first
$50,000,050, compared , to a-
General
(3)
step
-
its
subsidiary,
government to
Aerojet-General, has
the propulsion
build
by President
Tire has developed a new-textured synthetic rubber
which the company believes is "the biggest single
toward building the 100,000 mile tire for passenger
"Hl-Density"
to
date
automobiles."
(4)
has begun production of
paints and rubber chemicals.
General Teleradio, major General Tires subsidiary, has added
General
paint-latex
(5)
and
WEAT
radio
and
The
leading
Tire's
for
Tire's
interior
WEAT-TV,
TV
miles
from
Chemical
Division
rubber-base
in
West
Palm
Beach,
Fla.,
to
its network of
Prospect consists
of
14
claims,
Canon
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
The
company
covering
to
at
net
plastics
If"*
721j>
from
Net
ry.
B.
has
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
station and other operations at Avon
will be located in that area, Mr. Burt said.
work
the
on
new
and is expected to be in
182, p. 1463.
Avon
from
Net
ry.
directors
the
(2)
new
on
Oct.
22,
voted
11
act
to
on
two
call a special
proposals:
Approval
of
new
a
the
One
of
The
record
for
Kenneth
to fill
a
A.
stockholders
entitled
to
vote
at
the
special
—V.
vacancy on
&
ufacturing Co.t
Co.,
Co., Armco Steel Corp., Kansas City Fire &
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR., Gustin-Bacon Man¬
The National Coal Association
p. 1463.
and a number of other
182,
Gotham Hosiery Co.,
See
109,777
p.
661,145"
159,651
536,030
Inc.—September Sales Increased—
1955—Month—1954
1955—8 Mos.—1954
$8,458,707 $66,648,271 $64,6S9,44a
$9,065,585
-
914.
Green Castle Corp.,
Bayside, N. Y.—Files With
SEC—
Sept. 30 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 480 shares of common stock (no par), to be olfered at
$50 per share, without underwriting.
The net proceeds are to be used
to pay for working capital.
The
corporation
cn
Grumman Aircraft
Bodies,
Aerobilt
1
Inc.,
a
Engineering Corp.—New
Plant—
subsidiary, has just opened a new
$350,OCO
in West Athens, N. Y. for the manufacture
and trailer todies.
The
36,000-3quara
foot factory is a standardized steel structure
produced by the Lurla Engineering Co. of Bethlehem, Pa.,
which
shipped the parts to location for assembly and erection by Lea Con¬
struction'Co. of Cairo, N. Y., general contractor.
The
new
facility will increase Aerobilt's production capacity fay
75% and give employment to about 75 additional persons, according
of
on
a
60-acre
Grumman
the
to
The
of Kansas City, Mo., has been elected director
the board created by the death of George A. Sloan.
Light
Marine Insurance
concerns.—V.
344,974
•
motor
plot
truck
company.
factory was designed
wall.—V. 180, p. 534.
one-story
any
to
permit
future expansion,
Spencer
Spencer is President of Spencer Chemical Co., President of the
Pittsburgh & Midway Coal Mining Co., and a director of The First
National B^.nk, Kansas City,, Southwestern Bell Telephone Co., Kansas
Power
♦Q.TCS
2,289,956
1014.
p.
-
182,
from
Mr.
City
182,
Sales
conform
Oct. 11.
1955.
41,150
3.058,939
1,046,026
278,024
(H. L.) Green Co.,
plant
code
♦1,274
2,921,135
income
oper.
Period End. Sept. 30—
meeting of stock¬
of a revised employee pension program recently nego¬
various groups of employees.
date
from
ry,
♦Deficit.—V-.
immedi¬
principal
meeting will be Oct. 21,
33,977
2,975,476
965,106
income
railway—
railway
from
Net
Co.—Special Meeting, etc.—
to
of regulation, modernized to
Ohio Corporation Act which becomes effective on
Adoption
(1)
to
Nov.
on
1952
$234,242
16,530
1953
$415,595
138,958
From Jan. 1—
Gross
operation next year, according to Mr.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
railway
cper.
1954
$396,913
47,295
1955
$396,696
117,525
railway
from
Gross
Net
Burt.—V.
The
12,079,311
13,127,489
Western RR—Earnings—
Green Bay &
presently
Lake and
plant will begin
Lake
16,163,434
17,629,030
income
1014.
oper.
182, p.
August—
Rubber—
division of. B. F. Goodrich,
a
4,144,463
158,910,545
33,580,231
to be constructed
experimental
Construction
ately
Chemical Co.,
Goodrich
F.
an
3,296,741
3,353,996
3,770,627
railway
railway.—
from
Net
Ohio, will be the site of a pilot plant
$26,997,337
10,384,143
170,630,820 161,325,462 171,869,992
43,966,901
35,318,308 42,599,434
income
oper.
1952
1953
1954
1955
$26,812,611 $24,332,143 $25,106,149
9,254,819
7,717,723
8.423,834
railway
railway
From Jan. 1—
Gross
the. same.' These 114 claims are not contiguous, but lie in
the area. The largest producer of the area
to date appears to be on the property known as the Huber-Crescent
No. 1 Prospect, which is being operated by the J. M. Huber Corp.
It is
estimated that 6,000 tons of ore have been mined and stockpiled.
The
stockpile is reported to Consist of uranium and vanadium with a
moderate lime content.
There are no known outcrops of uranium min¬
erals on any of the corporation's acreage in
this area. Hotf~eg»r, to
test the potential ore bearing zones of the corporation's prjgpgfc.v it
will be necessary to commence reconnaissance drilling and teMfc .upon
this prospect. Twelve cf the 114 claims lie between the Hubei'^rescent
Prospects.
V. 182, p. 1014.
Lake,
Ry.—Earnings—
August—
scattered biocks throughout
Avon
notification with the SEC
undetermined number of shares of common stock (par
offered to common stockholders through transferable war¬
a
price to be supplied by amendment, without underwriting..
proceeds are to be used for working capital.—V. 180, p.
an
be
Gross- from
of
by Goodrich-Gulf Chemical, Inc. for the production of man-made rub¬
ber which duplicates tree rubber, it was announced cn
Oct. 11 by
W. I. Burt,' President.
This corporation is jointly owned by the B. F.
Goodrich Co. and Gulf Oil Corp.
Co.—Files With SEC—
Sept. 29 filed a letter of
on
Great Northern
City
Goodrich Co.—Pilot Plant for New
1114.
p.
Net
of
:
Ilagan Corp.
nounced
Chadbourn
Gotham,
182,
—
Note Placed Privately — It was an¬
that the company has placed pri¬
Sept. 26
The
Oh
proceeds are to be used to pay for expansion.
26. the stockholders approved a proposal to increase th*
indebtedness of the company to $2,000,000 from nothing.
Sept.
authorized
Inc.—Merger Completed—
Inc., above.—V.
on
vately, through Singer, Deane & Scribner, a $1,000,000
414 % note due 1971, with an insurance company.
The
sales bolstered its position as the world's
plastic film and sheeting.
Textileather, General
plastics division, also announced the development of
producer
Sales
182,
$
196,777,153
Stores, Inc.—Sales Increased—
1955—Month—1954
1955—2 Mos—1954
$8,614,874
$7,470,008 $15,744,508 $13,464,873
Grayson-Robinson
—Vi
'
$
$
25,093,229 216,753,173
1220.
Period End. Sept. 30—
,
rants
Mesa
stations.
company's
Toledo
14
and
changes under the new regulations will be a
change in the date of the annual meeting from the last Monday in
March to the first Monday in April.
i
Eisenhower.
called
Colo,,
tiated with the union representing
the earth-circling- satellite recently announced
for
plant
through
proposal
a
Springs,
$50,000,000
mont.is .jf
submitted
Den¬
were
plastic
Its
(1)
1955.
purchase
on
announcing:
nine
Glenwood
It consist
holders
Sept. 23, 1915 with total
capital of $200,000—on Sept. 29, 1955 celebrated its 40ta Anniversary
by
located
27,322,695
182, p.
1955—9 Mos —1954
1955—Month—1954
$
Prospect, located in Fremont County, Colo., lies
airline miles west and a little north of Canon City,
114 unpatented lode mining claims, and one fee
mineral ownership of 320 acres.
The corporation has a contract to
Offering—A
shares of 4 xk % convertible
secondary offering of 5,000
This
organized in Colorado on June 14,
at 612 Kittredge Building,
was
be
(Del.)—September Sales Higher—
Sales
—V.
1955—31 Wks.—1954
$159,725,898 $128,788,615
1463,
p.
Period End. Sept. 30—
2,500,000 shs.
10,000,000 shs.
cents).
will
$27,031,323 $20,879,372
—
Outstanding
The
Davis
thernew plant
General
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
$1),
279,038
stock distribution
50%
EFFECT
has acquired a total of 175 unpatented lode mining
fee mineral ownership embracing a total of approxi¬
from
(B. F.)
393,143
of comparison,
purposes
the
office
182,
$15
Sales Higher—
1955—5 Wks.—1954
(W. T.) Grant Co.
GIVING
10
oy
1652.
p.
—
—V.
Carbon-
miles
26
4
•
149,545
Earnings per share.
flect
«
244,193
outstdg.—
snails
Sales
purposes.
(par
installed
is
fof
Grand Union Co.—Current
14,627,577
•*i
applic. to com. stk.
♦Com.
23.153,451
27,931,387
6,807,675
of
stock
pfd.
15,578,874
13,766,445
—
corporation
Bal.
$
$
16,087,975
deductions.—
on
/
20,664,120
-
income
Net
exploration
to reimuuroe uie
May 1, 1955, and
The so-called West Carmondale Prospect in Pitkin County, Colo.., con¬
sists of 47 claims and are arranged in three contiguous groups located
The
1,577,681
-
_
etc.,
Int.,
1955—12 Mos.—1954
$
19,086,439
(net)
income
Total
stock
180,
to be held
flash units
off-the-camera flash.
factory tecnnicians at tne cost of
handled
simply
more
Period End. Oct. 1—
to pay for
equipment,
for advances of funds since
on
feature
The
.
purchase
to
Product—
Pacemaker
thus
,
—V.
Uravan Mill.:
income
oper.
telephone
are
containing approxi¬
mately 280 acres, and is-situated 18 airline miles west of Nucla, Colo.,
58 miles soutn-toutuwest of Grand Junction, Colo., and about 20 miles
due east of the south end of the La Sal Mountains.
The prospect is
18 miles from the Uranium Mill at Naturita and 33 miles from the
92,990,382 151,820,635 137,647,387
77,411,508 123,889,248 114,493,926
102,839,925
and taxes—
83,753,486
revenues—
exps.
Net
Colo.—
'
The
(& Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
Telephone Corp.
$
Oper.
to be used
proceeds are
Corp.
the company told stockholders,
"we anticipate that
results in the) second half of the current year should
favorably in view of the high level of business activity
,
approximately 18
Period End. Aug. 31—
Operating
\
the
"at
Speed Graphics are now being supplied by this
special order with a two-wire conversion that permits
the solenoid shutter release to be fired by batteries in the camera's
range finder, it was announced on Oct* 5.
The
company
disclosed that two photoflash-type penlite battery
cells
in
the
Rangelite will fire the solenoid approximately 400-50Q
times in
normal use when the Rangelite bulb is removed, and ap¬
10 cents) at 30 cents per
•:
increase in earnings per share during
the corresponding period for 1954
same high rate" during the second
over
year
repeated
most
company
Colo.
Colo,
General
Uranium Corp., Denver,
dale, "Colo.
1337.
p.
Gas
be
proximately 200-300 times with the bulb retained.
The
conversion was developed
to permit the camera
and
the
shutter released
by the left hand.
Electronic
1333.
mately 3,760 acres. The fee mineral ownership consists of 320 acres.
In the opinion of the directors, all of the land is located in areas of
interest insofar as uranium mining and exploration is concerned.
1955—8 Mos.—1954
$1,721,068
1,239,355
&
net
corpoiate
principal
claims,
$1,352,747 $11,691,938 $10,535,722
938,475
7,768,703
7,242,671
142,000
1,449,000
1,067,582
92,757
753,167
721,113
$1,507,035
revenues
$2.02
180, p.
The corporation
Southwest—Earnings—
1955—Month—1954
Period End, Aug. 31—
4,526,254
$2.51
siock -(par
BUSINESS-—Corporation
Its
ver,
j
Operating
Operating
Oil
Common
4
General Telephone Co. of The
5,455,993
$0.14
Authorized
19a5
'
..554,141
$0.31
expeuves,"
CAPITALIZATION
preferred stock is, at the
convertible into 16 shares of common
business on Nov. 5, 1955.—V. 179, p. 1721;
of
4,425,000 1
speculation.
dsveaipmenc
other
for
thereof,
1568.
178, p.
5,905,000
Mining &
common
as ia
McRae
dividend convertible
$4
holder
the
of
the
of
share
385,000
snare—
that earnings during the first half of 1954
normal levels." For this reason, it added
29%
Graflex, Inc., Rochester, N. Y.—New
New
$
ii
.876,123
com.
PROCEEDS—The
.and*
31, 1955.
election
"
this
of
half
not
the
irij the United States, and Latin America."—V. 182, p. 1220.
905,ooo!
iaxe<,__
profit
shares of
1
1,
||J
4,183,368
$2.14
"However,"
1955—12 Mos.—1954
Offered—Peters, Writer & Christensen, inc., also
Denver, is offering to the public an issue of l,0u0,000
of
aforesaid
Nov.
'
-•
per
probability"
continue
a
.
paid
half of this year.
Stock
that this
-
the
of
payable
:
136,327.605 124,004,674 302,287,940 280,318,264
1,781,123
989,141
11,360,993
8,951,254
taxes
inc.
income
Glenwood
series of preferred
to stockholders of
30, 1055 and checks therefor will be mailed on Oct.
dividends
Quarterly
,
♦Including those of leased departments.—V.
Pfd. Shares
or
'
before
Earns, per
The Bank of New York, 48 Wall Street, New York 15,
presentation and surrender of the certificate or certificates
representing such stocks at said office.
stock
on
:
,
1955—6 Mos.—1954
sales—
all
operational
•
1 '
ProHt
for such
prices
redemption
543,430
stock
-
§ Represents the rate paid by the company.
would
1014.
p.
.
retail
Feueral
stocks (including premium and an
amount equivalent to dividends accrued thereon from Nov. 1, 1955 to
Nov.
15, 1955)
are: $110.24 per share for the $6 dividend preferred
stock; $110.22 per share for the $5.o0 dividend preferred stock, and
$110.16 per share
for the $4 dividend convertible preferred stock.
15,
f
♦Net
corporation will redeem on Nov. 15, 1955, all of its outstanding shares
of $6 dividend preferred stock, $5.50 dividend preferred stock and $4
dividend convertible preferred stock.
The
"in
6,147,316
2,215,934
557,124
6,728,708
2,571,020
common
share..
common share——
The company pointed out
been "somewhat below
the' first
117,792
,
of
common
per
had
'
models before
808,000 cars
announced
85,685
1,726,075
,
earned
♦
,'•
.
*169,182
*
Period End. July 31—
Net
about
build
would
Buick
end, making a total output of approximately
the 1955 calendar year.;—V. 182, p. 1463.
182,
9,701
"
6,421,566
1,764,154
income—
1952
shares
of
Dr480,0QQ
130,680,795 121.939,414
3,783,685
$1.66
$1.00
$0.30
Adjusted to include Dewey & Almy Chemical Co. and its consoli¬
dated subsidiaries, t After deducting $202,127 in 1955 and $39,000 in
1954 applicable to minority stockholders.
X Computed on basis of tha
average number of shares of common stock outstanding during
each,
29/,414
.
railway—„7,206,991
•'*
\
number
dividends
SCash
Gimbel Brothers, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
>;
output exceeded
year's
for
"■>
in production this year,
January to a peak of
months of the year
For four
in April.
units.
cars
Mr.
3,526,843
Dr480,000
_
outstanding during perriod
$754,360
1/7,735
13,o93
;
/ ■•
,.
1953
$764,602
174,031
10,238
-
30s.—
June
surplus at June 30
..fAmount
period.
1954
$755,160
1955
$866,221"
237,822/
.
railway-—
♦Deficit.—V.
.
the
the
from
'
'
income—
oper.
Florida Ry.—Earnings—
&
railway-—
Net cry., .oper,.
588,439
Wiles,
1,213,061
l.j.51,366
354,534
railway.——
Gross' from'
the
150.000
548,6s0
549,638
1
From Jan. 1—
Net
than
more
ry.
Motors.
General
71,000
grand total
to build more
from
a
-
by
307,417
...
Southern
lrom
Net
4.
171,343
6,476,649
1,283,517
1,129,945
1337.
Georgia
cars built during the 1950 model year,"
General Manager of Buick and Vice-President of
of
record
exceeded
production
model
1955
previous
income
oper.
ib2, p.
August—
19 in all plants except
24. The new models are
Oct.
Earned
Average
.
1956 models will begin Oct.
Production of the
198,803
6,447,216
-
Output—
General Motors Corp.—Buick Ends 1955
98,712
5,532,576
railway.—-
Net
79,181
2,750,15a
126,412,312 118,892,566
beginning of the year
on preferred stocks, for pay¬
196,235
169,441
railway——
surplus
declared
after
ment
$830,133
«
202,108
4,518,468
income
oper.
from
ry.
—V,
180
270
.
$843,854
93,828-
From Jan. 1—
Corp.—Paper Rates Up—
.
1954
$699,861
-
159,976
to earned
added
Dividends
1952
1953
>
Gross
said
4,198,181
-—
480,000
6,277,000
4,748,483
paid on common stock
Earned, surplus
1955
$774,174
railway
railway..'...;^
Net" from
this corporation has raised the discount rate
by yB of 1%.
The new rates are 2%'% ;for
11,
notes
'
,
from
-Gross
Gross
30 days and less than £0 days; 2V2%
for 90 days and less than
days; 2%% for 180 days and less than 270 dajs, and 2-ft% for
"Our
Dividends
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
August—
common
Motors Acceptance
General
Effective
Buick
480,000
—
stock
common
on
6,757,000
8,946,664
preferred storks
on
94,000
9,426,664
It—_i
earned
Balance
Net- from
its
paid
Amount
.
equipment and working capital.
on
394,882
$240,461
♦90,065
1,309,000
609,410
—
income—
Net
Dividends
operations
railway oper. inc.—
♦Deficit.—V. 182, p. 1013.
$1
at
net
249,418
way
letter of notification with the
stock (par one cent), to be
per
share, through First Securities Co., Dallas, Tex.
proceeds are to be used lor acquisition of machinery, molding
corporation
cover.ng
The
expenses
Net
General Molded Plastics, Inc., Dallas, Tex.—Files—
offered
oper.
differential
$2,338,257
2,097,796
$2,310,867
44,405,000
47,145,009
1463.
p.
•
SEC
$304,435
revenue
Net
and
metallurgy
k;
$368,631
Railway
$
219,398,464 208,984,000
following deduction
18,252,744
15,480,00G
and foreign taxes on income
7,821,788
7,320,000
to minority stockholders in
income.
Total
applicable
consolidated subsidiary companies——
—
tProvision
for
unrealized
foreign
exchange
1955—8 Mos.—1954
1355—Month—1*64
revenue/.
Railway opef.
-
General Manager of the laboratory,
Johnson,
Period End. Aug. 31—
im¬
Laboratory
to
program
the construction woulu be the expansion of chemistry
activities in the materials engineering laboratory.
of
part
its
in
$1,400,000
a
*1954
172,263,455 164,579,000
revenues
Provision for
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
General Electric Co.—To Expand Laboratory—
1955
30—
June
sales
Operating
Income
The
{
Subs.)—Net Up 29%—
$
Ended
Months
Six
process
world's
the
,
in
Sacramento,
system
during
space
work
and
1337.
182, p.
/
.
begin in June next year, Mr. Zeverly said.
Still more orders for
Metropolitans
are
pending with
other
domestic,
European,
South
American and Middle East carriers, he said.
Production is scheduled
through
hide.
household
and
automotive
new
a
natural
Aerojet-General,
will
contract
Airlines
National
Tolex,"
resemDles
equipment.
new
7
(1567)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
airlines
European
-
.
twin-engine Metropolitans.
Earlier, three major
chose Convair Metropolitans to fill their neeus
Forty of
the new transports have been sold
Aug. 26, Mr. Zeverly said.
11
,
- .
for
last- month
for
Number 5473
182
Volume
p.
1220.
ical
.be
company
has begun the
chem¬
expected, will
construction of a $1,030,000 new
processing plant at Rockwood,
completed next year.—V. 179, p.
Mich., which, it is
1372..
8
(1568)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
type
Hall-Scott Motors Co.—Receives Navy Contract—
machines
received
has
company
contracts,
its
of
one
biggest
peacetime
Navy
—V.
Oct. 8.
He said
the Navy's Bureau of Ships had ordered 56 of the company's big V-12
Defender type engines the value of which, with spare parts, amounts
to approximately
$700,000.
Mr. Cooper said deliveries would start this December and that the
order
Laurance
would
be
Cooper,
President,
in
completed
Additionally,
announced
results
diesel
power.
Also
design.
It will
"multi-fuel" engine
presently known engine
all
use
is
type
new
a
under
cubic
(M. A.) Hanna Co.—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
directors
voted on Oct.
11 to
cali all outstanding shares
Dec.
on
1,
accrued
to
preferred
$4.25
1955,
stated
the
at
dividends,
stock.
bringing the
The
call
shares
price
total
of
will
$102
share,
per
value
redemption
of
80,000
of the
shares
issue
outstanding, indicating
for
day,
test
the
is
Co.,
1
run
minutes
Ltd.
in
the
5%
Petroleum.—V.
total
is
area
Co.,
their
on
Savanna
lishment
of
No.
engaged In
2A
reached
and
of
rate
a
a
feet
cubic
consists
divided
easterly
step-out
78,440
Natural
Gas
for
each
Producing
Anaconda
Husky
Co.,
Oil
and
outstanding shares represent the balance of
no-par-value,
already
year
as
The
non-convertible shares made in
1944.
called have been redeemed at the
required by the terms of the issue.
redemption
The National
issue of
an
The
20,000
2,000
of
rate
shares
shares
York,
This
per
and
for
Harvey Machine Co.—Forging Development Program
An
intensified
possible wiih
Aluminum,
designer
with
heavy
it
aluminum
hydraulic
design
technical
development
Sept.
on
engineer,
assistance
program—a
presses—has
announced
was
and
forging
press
In
the
been
27.
launched
Aimed
project
formulating
at
provides
forglngs.
trial
products
This
The
/
proposed
public
of
share,
200,000
shares
of
of
class
A
writing.
See
V.
Net
Net
Hayes Manufacturing Corp.—Change in
The stockholders
of
Detroit
ber
to
company
Rensselaer
W.
Oct.
on
10 approved
United Industrial
Clark,
President,
Stoker
Co.,
and
stated
that
the
recent
Haifa,
citrus
the
of
will
to
offered
be
net
14
months,
will
SEC
the
y
provided
after
10
reserved
and
for
proceeds
182,
Lewis
as
the
with
are
cents),
;•
■
,
and
cul¬
other
company
Corp., Provo, Utah—Files With SEC—
Gardens
at
be
to
filed
30
shares
Oifered
net proceeds are
Baruch
Co.)
Sept.
on
1,200,000
at
letter
a
notification
of
non-assessable
of
cents
25
share,
per
to be ustd to pay for
capital
without
with
stock
the
(par
underwriting.
expenses incident
Jessel-Roberts Productions Corp.
included
Brothers
to mining
Sept.
on
Stock Offered
—
&
Co., Inc., New York,
150,000 shares of common
offered
10 cents)
at $2 per share
on
a
—
Oct.
on
stock
5
/
(par
best-efforts basis.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be used to produce for distribu¬
the George Jessel Show (3 one-half hour films), and Lady From
Scotland Yard (13 one-half hour films—co-produced); and for working
SEC
covering 200,000 shares
par .($1 per share), without under¬
to
be used for
general corporate
are
$
.
tion
capital.
'
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
--$.
Common
Mos.—1954*
1955—8
v.. .
$
-
..
182,090,710
expenses
18,106,716
16,959,604
139,502,336
140,871,625
6,907,720
6,179,476
52,024,717
41,219,085
1955.
2,916,501
2,293,787
20,372,058
(par
cents)
10
Its
principal
offices
Outstanding
1,500,000 shs.
incorporated
was
at
are
in
Park
30
315,000 shs.
Delaware
Avenue,
Aug.
on
New
York,
17,
Y.
N.
company acquired all the rights to the George Jessel Show,
the services of George Jessel, the rights to
"Lady From Scotland Yard,"
"Pianorama World," an option to acquire the rights to "Mona
'
Lisa,"
the
and
services
of
Robert L.
Roberts.—V.
182, p.
14,989,811
1115.
-
.
1014.
p.
RR.—Earnings—
1955
from
ings Increased
1954
1953
1952
$1,183,982
$987,721
150,580
$1,163,156
: 283,430
$1,191,803
303,915
326,622
Profit
income—
*145,274
79,256
113,931
108,653
Provision
oper.
31—
1055
—
before
taxes
for
$61,419,000
10,811,000
income
on
Federal
1954
$77,451,000
18,192,000
sales—
Net
(& Subs.)—Earn¬
—
Quarters Ended Aug.
railway——
railway——
from
FINANCING
The
from rail¬
inc
stock
BUSINESS—Company
191,527,053
oper.
PRESENT
Authorized
23,139,080
August—
ry.
70%
purchase
con¬
■
amount
1955—Month—1954
..
operations—'—
Net
the
operations.
gen¬
of
'
,
_
by
start
25,414,436
oper.
Net
plots
as
agreement
of rhe
an
approximately
Israel,
of
be
The
corporation
covering
The
be
months
i5
of
revenue—
oper
railway
Gross
urban
owns
well
as
Under
companies.
two
State
the
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp.
612.
p.
notilicatlon
Illinois Terminal
acquisition
Mich., which brought to six the num¬
companies engaged in diverse indus¬
the desirability of a change in name.—V. 182,
emphasized
stock
revenue
—V.
affiliated
trial fields,
within
first
name
Monroe,
subsidiary
of
Name Voted
proposal to change the
Corp,
a
of
,
way
of this
the
months.
20
capacity
to
known
(formerly
letter
Period Encl Aug. 31—
181, p. 1776.
It
grower.
.
Railway
withdrawn.
operator and
Mt. Carmel,
Illinois Central RR.—Earnings-
10 cents) at $1.50 per
through Dobbs & Co., New York,
Y., covered by registration statement filed with the SEC on April 12,
common
of
CAPITALIZATION
Railway
may be
12
of
of $1,500,000
placed by the company.—V. 182, p. 717.
The
and
financing
purposes.
stock
(par
N.
installed
delivery
delivery
Brownlee
within
materials in the
corporation
a
Corp.—Offering Withdrawn—
offering
for
the
;
filed
through
latest
Hawk Lake Uranium
for
delivered
151,000-kilowatt
30
the use of aluminum forglngs.
Capabilities of
facilities,
metallurgical and
production
advances,
engineering design information will be made available
to all industrial designers and
engineers."—V. 182, p. 1338.
the
of
publicly
forge
press
and
permit
Idea, Inc., Silver Spring, Md.—Files With SEC—
According to Lawrence A. Harvey, Executive Vice-President of the
Torrance, Calif, company, "this specialized engineering design service
is being amplified
to foster improvements in commercial and indus¬
new
will
.
,
directors
the
IXL Uranium
for
uses
estate
Aviv
purchase,
The
generators
be
Transmission line
manufacturers
commercial
new
to
scheduled
the orders
the
Treasury
of
Snake River.
struction.
in
real
Tel
plantations, while 30% will be used for
is currently offering in Israel its de¬
bentures in the amount of IL. 500,000, the proceeds of which will be
used exclusively for building projects which the company will acquire
from
Rassco
Rural at
the market
price prevailing at the time of
on Oct. 8 the placement of orders totaling
required by its Brownlee and Oxbow hydro¬
schedules
three
Oxbow's
industrial
the
the
on
90,000-kilowatt
erators
concept
by Harvey
new
by
the
tivation
Co.—Expansion—
equipment
projects
remaining
tne country.
It also is
The purpose of registrant
announced
company
Manufacturing
four
In
housing projects.
Target
1338.
p.
Power
$13,620,000
electric
agents are The Bankers Trust Co., New
Bank of Cleveland.—V. 382, p. 717.
City
Idaho
100,000
plots
proceeds
Refining
Phillips Pe¬
2V2V0
builder,
a
termined
In¬
&
27'/a'/?
Ltd.
Oils
lands.
in towns ana
and the estab¬
settlements
suburban
new
Kiryat Bialik and citrus groves under lease from the government.
Many of these assets were acquired from Rassco Rural at prices de¬
redemption cost of $8,245,000.
The
as
building
aggregate
an
crown
of
agricultural villages all over
building of industrial buildings.
in
It flowed gas
with
of
acres
and Sabego S.A.
erection of residential quarters
to
maxe
iunds
available for
land
development, housing projects,
building activities and the planting and maintenance of citrus planta¬
In furtherance
of
its purposes registrant
from time to time
the
from
in the
is
day.
per
of
32Vx%
Canadian
182,
mile
one
Aviv,
loundation
tions.
million
8.4
and Suburban Settlement
of Geneva.
Rassco Rural is
formed by Rassco Rural
as
Israel
the
Creek
will be
bond.
a
Tel
of
in
colonies,
important
announced
discovery brought in late last year.
intervals of the Mississippian for
lease
Northern
and
11
Ltd.,
-engaged
acts
is
2A
million
under
Oct.
on
such
companies
and
Refining Ltd.
&
-
No.
50
for
1955
Monday, October 17,
.
equal to exactly 900 Israel Pounds, and therefore nine shares
^issued
high foothills of the Canadian Rockies
Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
The gas flow
of
30
No.
separate
area
terest
plus
a
in
Creek
over
The
share
each
stem
per
four
of
drill
Creek
troleum
are
greater variety of
translucent originals.
a
copying
Husky Oil
Co.,
of
redeemed
be
$103.06
There
reproduce
to
Producing Co.
southwest
steadily
feet
rate
The
Gas
located
a
Is
Savanna
from
Phillips Petroleum
miles
increased
and
research
65
Savanna
company's
to
longer limited
no
Tne
Natural
from
about
fuejs.—V. 182, p. 1014.
of
which
well
Cooper said this division of Hall-Scott now has
the company's first diesel engines.
Both a six
are
being developed, ranging from 150 to 300 horse¬
V-8
a
team
Northern
development
and
used
be
now
are
626.
p.
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd.—New Test Well—The
1956.
August,
180,
on
Mr.
under
the
can
materials—and
This
.
.
income
taxes
9,262,000
5,483,000
$8,930,000
$5,328,000
14,605,532
13,891,341
$0.61
$0.35
—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Hercules Powder Co. Inc.—To Enter New Field—
The
field
for
company
of
Oct.
the
12
with
on
chemistry,
the
production
of
announced
plans
construction
new-type
high
to
of
enter
plant
a
molecular
an
at
weight
This is the new plastic material which is
being widely
potent factor in the plastics industry of the future.-
The
plant,
pounds,
with
will
$10,000,000, including
of
of
some
The
the
capacity
involve
new
existing
has
it
been
for
high
molecular
weight
Although the new facilities
ethylene.
Hercules
year,
of
polyethylene.
heralded as a
approximately
expenditures
the
in
Net
—V.
30
neighborhood
announced
it
licensed
will
will
to
so-called
or
not
be
able
be
at
the
use
completed
the
start
of
Lehman
terms
late
1956
good
tion
introductory
the
material
Farbwerke
Hercules has
be
obtained
AG
In
Germany.
"Hyiax."
Hoechst
its
named
V.
will
plastic
new
under
an
This
nical
to
information-
cost
when
the
veying
When
will
tains
the
of
Oct.
on
at', its
that
7
will
it
Experiment
build
net
completed,
will
of
the
Pike,
Completion of
1956.—V.
182,
got
work.
Voorhees,
35,000
to
technical
and
in
the
the
is
Walker,
Smith
of
floor
centralize
information
which
of
one
In
at
the
Net
approved
of
this
present
and
of
Niagara
Alkali
for
at
Under
the
con¬
the
of
proposed
consolidation,
1.6
shares
of
stock
common
CONSOLIDATED
of
INCOME
OWNED
Period End. Aug. 31—
sales
Income
before
income
income
Net
Earns,
'Based
each
of
be
the
the
(INCLUDING
WHOLLY-
182,
$47,021,600
" 1,536,900
6,474,300
5,224,000
$2,010,000
$1,454,400
$6,107,400
$4,670 900
53,100
152,700
159,400
462 800
$0.40
'-$0.28
$1.18
*$0.89
on
p.1463.
A
secondary offering of 35,000 shares of common
stock
(no par) was made on Oct. 6
by Lee Higginson Corp.,
White, Weld & Co. and William Blair & Co. at
$28
per share, with a dealer's concession of
On
87V2C per share.
Oct.
12, the
This
is
part of
holders.—V.
182,
the
p.
bankers made
same
of common
of
a
stock
secondary offer¬
$27 per share.
at
341,340 share offering now
1463.
being made to
stock¬
Diazo
Bruning-type
to
the
line
announced
filter,
machines
of
on
Being able to
Hunter
Oct.
use
to
permits
utilize photo
Heccokwik
operators
has
been
and
added
it
was
that
ozalid
and
Bruning-
share
one
for
taxes,
the
nine
share
a
period,
tne
on
amounted
the corresponding
$9.38
to
the
of
corresponding
share
a
corporation
the
on
months
ended
$81,655,253
182,
p.
1954
24,877,459
&
taxes
proceeds
offering
will
15
are
not be
with
the
to
the
bej offered
to
on
basis
be
used
of
for
underwritten.
13,454,267
1955—12 Mos.—1954
$15,932,010 $26,195,351 $23,287,312
12,348,091
20,091,520
17,947,292
$3,583,919
$6,103,831
74,313
147,620
132,707
205,311
$4,110,715
deductions—
•
Co.—Earnings—
$4,036,402
$3,731,539
$6,236,538
$5,545,331
$5,340,020
1,134,866
738,300
1,557,486
1,130,749
$2,675,849
$2,993,239
$4,679,052
$4,414,582
635,783
527,783
899,682
741,849
$2,340,060
$2,465,456
$3,779,370
$3,672,733
$1.20
$1.26
$1.94
$1.88
*■
-
income—
:
dividends
Balance
available
for
stock
per
com.
share
Adjusted for two-for-one split.
-V.
182, p. 315.
2,990,689
4,492,025
3,860,769
581,179
1,647,506
2,680,856
1,915,907
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—Asset Value Up—
K-l Shares—
Total
net
Total
income
net
$25),
,
1952
25,973,970
railway.—.
railway—1014.
p.
The
The
notification
(par
Sept.
1955—8 Mos.—1954
revenues
common
21,149,632
182,
held.
of
stock
record
of
Aug. 3l,'55
Feb. 28,'55 Aug. 31,'54
$41,228,123 $21,559,937 $39,820,932
shares
assets
■
from
letter
a
capital
$17,490,669
stock
•
22,567.090
4,018,199
—V.
eight
income
1
1464.
292,863
•
liled
of
income
Net
Pfd.
303,706
oper.
19
purposes.
revenues
oper
Income
of
206,410
'
each
expenses
Gross
Sept. 30
compared
1953
City, Mo.—
Exchange Commission—
stockholders
Kansas Gas & Electric
compares
period
336,505
.
Sept.
shares
to
Period End. Aug. 31—
Net
ry.
from
for
corporate
Operating
Other
capitalization.
same
to
and
1954
1954 period.—V.
1955
.
on
7,500
share
per
general
487,165
Number
Value
outstanding—
shareholders—.
of
per
share
2,121,016
19,422
share.
per
Income
2,108,251
.
$19.56
20,309
*$18.23
$0.44
$0.44
$0.44
*
2,162,522
19,988
♦$19.39
„
.
"After
Period End. Sept. 30—
Stores Inc.—Sales Up—
1955—Month—1954 "
Sales
$5,229,105
—V.
182, p.
1014.
'
"
;
adjusting for the Aug. 15. distribution from realized profits of
representing a 1.9% reduction in per share income-earning assets
the time of payment.—V. 182,' p. 915.
.« •
•
38c,
Interstate Department
.
,
,
at
1955—8 Mos.—1954
$4,815,484 $39,591,832 $37,712,854
•
(G. R.)
*
.
Kinney Co., Inc.—September Sales Higher—
Period End. Sept. 30—
This
Oct.
be
corporation
5,
1955,
offered
made
on
receive
a
funds
&
Mineral
for
public
"best
a
in
filed
Development Corp., New
SEC-^-
t
registration
a
covering 200,000 shares
sale
at
efforts"
Industrial
available
$27.50
basis
selling commission
Of
share.
per
by
Israel
$1.25
of
$25
per
with
par
the
SEC
to
offering is to be
Corp., which will
Securities
and
mineral
share.
enterprises
Israel
in
alone
proceeds
the
such
of
company,
corporate
—V.
177,
the
and
purposes
be
will
the
as
be
available
added
to
use
from
for
board
of
the
general
time
V-V.
132, p.
(S. H.)
directors
may
$
28,482,189
1S55—Month—1954
12,579,770
p.
1955—9 Mos.—1954
'
$
$
217,325,551
Kress & Co.—September Sales Off-
Sales
182,
/
25,981,065 227,038,136
1015.
Period End. Sept. 30—
funds
time
to
1955—Month—1954
$
1955—9 Mos.
12,804,290 109,755,638
-1954
110,117,110
1115.
for
determine.
Lake
1902.
p.
1955—9 Mos.—1954
$3,963,000 $33,018,000 $29,841,000
.
1
—V.
financing
will
1115.
(S. S.) Kresge Co.—September Sales Up—
and
with others, and by investing in existing industrial
enterpiises in Israel. It owns no property. Its formation
brought about by Ampal-American Israel Corp. and its directors.
President is Abraham
Dickenstein, of New York.
Its
p.
Sales
mineral
was
182,
Period End. Sept. 30—
participation
and
$4,687,000
—V.
on
stock,
common
The
organized in 1951 for the purpose of making
the indsutrial and mineral development of Israel
industrial
1955—Month—1954
Sales
•'
-
statement
its
was
for
by establishing
Superior & Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
1955
1954
■) 1953
August—
"Isras"
Gross
Israel-Rassco Investment
Israel—Registers
With
Co., Ltd.,
Tel
Aviv,
SEC—
company filed a registration statement with the SEC on
Sept.
1955 covering 9,000
ordinary shares (par value IL.100.), to be
offered
on
for
best
a
public sale at IL.
efforts
commission.
Issue
pounds
will
scription
value with all
Bonds
S.
will
currency is
per
stock.
at
their
Coupon
accepted
so
that
at
the
the
price
approximately $55
unit.
Israel
price
The offering is to be made
Corp.
which
will
receive
a
is
payable in State of Israel
which the company will receive
of
the
State
of
Israel.
Savings
appreciated value on the date of
bonds will be accepted at their
coupons unmatured
be
dollar,
100
Rassco
only, for
Government
the
accepted
the
by
purchase
Bonds
from
be
to
basis
The
sub¬
face
the date of subscription attached.
official rate of exchange, IL. 1.8
on
per
of
from
railway
railway___
oper. Income
the
stock
per share.
stated
However,
a
in
terms
of
U.
S.
$500 coupon bond
Net
ry.
1952
$871,068
$457,388
$764,836
$716,702
579,538
from
Net
This
28,
U.
means
end
the
,
.
„
Securities and
company
covering
$40
$2,997,031
Israel
all, calid
accessories,
7.
Digitized / FRASER
for
of
copy papers,
Photo
Copy
photo copy papers
in
period
the
for
$8.19
income
at
1955, this corporation reported
estimated Federal income taxes.
This
at
taxes
to
SEC
Oper.
410,469
bonds
which
1958.—
$3,054,148
4%
Hunter Photo Copyist,
Inc.—New Product—
new
the
.
Independence
A
in
.
share—
City Title Insurance Co., Kansas
With
The
;
1955;
* 348,607
Net
ing of 20,000 shares
$12,445,800
outstanding
to
and
for
$2,617,424
of
Secondary Offering
—
after
Kansas
Files
Construc¬
587,538
1955—9 Mos.—1954
9 894 900
Household Finance Corp.
plant,
planned
.7
.
months'
York—Registers With
SUBSIDIARIES)
presently outstanding common stock,
adjusted to eliminate
the convertible preferred stock
which was converted on Dec.
31, 1954
—V.
utility
$5,000,000.
are
shares
Earnings per common
182, p. 1339.
-t-V.
Sept. 30,
after
nine
Israel Industrial
12,581.700
__
ended
outstanding
Federal
presently
2,990,300
share
of
aggregating
$3,090,981
Israel
com.
construction
Niagara.
2,079,600
income
on
Corp.
Business Machines Corp.—Earns. Up—
the
From Jan. 1—
6
4,089,700
dividends
per
ACCOUNT
of
Federal
income
Preferred
for
stock
Boston
railway—__
Net'ry.
Oct
on
will
$19,292,600 $15,293,600 $58,246,200
taxes
Federal taxes
Hooker
First
railway
oper. income—.
Net
Hooker
1955—3 Mos.—1954
Net
,
of
common
The
from
October.
continuing company,-The consolidation will be effected
by the issuance
of
outstanding 600,000 shares
and
Net
to
terms
for
therefor
-
equivalent
August—
Gross from
Merger
Co.
Common
International Great Northern RR.—Earnings—
complete
formal
a
subject
Co.
profit
•Earns,
all
agreement for the, consolidation of the two com¬
the. approval by the stockholders of each
company
special meetings to be held on Nov. 29, 1955.
panies
&
Net
building is at present scheduled
company
587,227
new
addition,
most
Hooker Electrochemical Co.—Directors
Vote
directors
for
income
before
Gross
The
used
$38,437,353
shares
net
1955,
and
location
one
division.
library
considered
the
in
space
in
1,634.111
766,067
approximately $13,463,100
$14,645,300 in 1957; and
months
of
equivalent
sur¬
915.
p.
nine
$33,575,088,
last
country.
new
the
with $71,507,288
feet
square
possible
be
1956,
1480.
p.
4,098,471
architects.
Experiment Station's
volumes
libraries
the
It
Hercules'
10,000
chemical
the
make
include
&
were
Sachs
Incurred
of
in
income
is
tech¬
Lancaster
Station,
new
a
underway the week before
Leighton of Philadelphia, Pa., began
preparatory
York
will
loans
International
For
with
building
Irwin
other
New
structure
facilities
it
center
of
firm
and
of
proceeds
177,
,,
approximately $1,000,000.
Construction
Smith
announced
company
1,708,444
.
arrangement
To Build New Technical Information Center—
,
Goldman
expenditures
$16,248,100
use.
This
with
951,916
.
317,532
principal underwriters. The subscription price and underwriting
to be supplied
by amendment.
bank
repay
enough
of
the
new-type
polyethylene to
permit
orderly
marketing of small tonnages to customers who can put the material
to
8,287,646
400,602
1,605,823
8,461,914
are
Net
to
distribute
Broiners,
the
are
poly¬
until
of
7,170,553
Net
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.—Registers With SEC
Ziegler
low-pressure
7,835,102
This company on Oct. 6 filed a
registration statement with the SEC
covering 209,686 shares of its no par common stock. These shares are
to be offered for subscription
by shockholders of record Oct. 27, 1955,
upon the basis of one additional share for each 15 shares then held.
million
construction, raw materials, and conversionfacilities at Hercules' -present Parlin plant.
disclosed
company
process
next
annual
an
eventually
railway
from railway
ry. oper. income
182, p. 1014.
Net
entirely new
Parlin, N. J.,
from
237,899
500.232
462,817
295,467
166,637
230,932
235,761
railway.
railway
3,577,995
2,289,583
3.379.924
2,248,505
1,783,085
631,801
1,562,384
651,122
income
993,309
410,033
821,779
273,716
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
i82,
p.
1221.
Lamson Aircraft Co.,
The
companv
on
Oct.
3
Seattle, Wash.—Files With SEC
filed
a
letter
of
notification
with
the
covering 22,555 shares of common stock to be offered at par
per
share), without underwriting.
The net proceeds are to be
for
retirement
of
short-term
working Cayiial, and additional
bank
cost
loan
of
and
other
Air-Tractor.—V.
SEC
($10
used
indebtedness,
181,
p.
1600.
I
Number 5473
182
Volume
182, p.
Seymour
American-Atlas
Joe
A.
of
dent
Corp.,
Irwin,
Dallas,
President
Tex.
American-Atlas,
of
will
take
over
Presi¬
as
the
Glass
$2,000,000.
Minnesota,
of
common
have
below
named
stocKnoldeis
stock of Life
sening
tne
severally
loilowmg
ine
Companies,
Insurance
Co.,
realized a premium income in 1954 of
The firm operates in
14 states including Illinois, Iowa,
North Dakota, South Dakota, Indiana, Colorado, Wyoming,
Montana,
Idaho, Utah, Kentucky, Florida and Louisiana.
The company became' the LaSalle Mutual
Casualty Co. in 1938
when Seymour B. Orner, an attorney, became President and principal
Scott,
J.
Brothers
Sanders
12,000
C. Bradford & Co
re¬
Inc.:
Shares
Reed & Sloan Co.—
Lehman
III.—Control—
Casualty
Plate
underwriters
from
shares
of
Shares
Chicago firm.
A. R. Bagwell, formerly of Bankers Lift
Co., will be Vice-President in charge of Home office
operations in Chicago.
The price for the controlling stock interest
was reportedly
in excess of $1,000,000.
LaSalle, which was organized in 1927 as the Merchants Mutual
&
number
Equitable Securities Corp.. 24,000
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc. 24,000
Orner, President, on Sept. 30 announced that con¬
interest in this company has been purchased by the
B.
stock
purchase
to
spective
1339.
LaSalle Casualty Co., Chicago,
trolling
(1569)
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
1955—Month—1954
1955—9 Mo?.—1954
$5,295,808
$4,848,230 $46,150,165 $42,857,507
—
—V.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Inc.—September Sales Up—
Lane Bryant,
Period End. Sept. 30—
Sales
.
&
Inc.
&
3,000
at
The
the
of
the
value
firm.
of
LaSalle
its
Since
stock
organization
has
as
stock
a
1949
in
company
doubled.
than
more
originally
specialized in Auto and Plate Glass Insurance,
and was for many years the
leading Plate Glass Insurer in Illinois,
but, in recent years has handled principally accident, sickness and
hospitalization policies.
Mr. Orner said LaSalle's total assets as of
Sept. 30, 1955 were in excess of $1,000,000.
Theodore
.
cipal
Texas,
G.
Gaines, attorney for the firm, and one of the prinstockholders, represented the sellers.
Frank Cain, of Dallas,
and rrank Csar of Chicago were the attorneys for the buyers.
'
w
'
i
Leece-Neville
for
Sales
the
: ■
■'
' ■
■
3,000
expansion
3,000
add
Reynolds & Co., Inc.-
8,000
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
Scherck, Richter Co
8,000
Atwill & Co.—
3,000
2,000
Dickson
F.
Hutton
&
&
8,000
Co.,
Inc..
Co
Shields & Co
:
—
8,000
G.
H.
6,000
Byllesby & Co., Inc.
Goodbody & Co.-,
Piper,. Jaffray & Hopwood
The Robinson-Humphrey
—
Bateman,
Burns Bros. & Denton, Inc.
6,000
6,000
M.
Jack
8,000
H. Walker & Co
Cantor,
M.
Bass
&
Co
2,000
Eichler & Co
Fitzgerald
&
Cassell
F.
&
2,000
2,000
Co.,
Inc.
& Kirk-
Co.,
3,000
Clark,
4,000
Boettcher & Co
31, 1955 totaled $11,686,904 com¬
pared to $11,425,567 a year ago. Net earnings for the year just ended
amounted to $451,367 or $2 per share, compared to $344,659 or only
$1.53 per share last year.
The number of shares outstanding of com¬
stock
mon
3%
A
Nov. 2,
ended
year
amounts
July
225,459, the same as
to shareholders of
to
last
dividend
stock
announced
Oct.
6
year.
record
Oct.
14,
by P..H. Neville,
payable
It marks
President.
declared a stock dividend and Its
purpose is to "give shareholders more yield on their investment, yet
enable the company to retain cash for Investment capital."
In
addition, Mr. Neville also announced a regular 10-cent cash
dividend to shareholders of record Oct.
14,
payable on Oct. 25.—
the
was
first
V.
182,
time
the
on
has
company
315.
p.
Alex.
Brown
Courts
Sons
&
—
Crockett
Co
Julieh
2,000
Inc.
Collins
&
Co
4,000
Dallas Union Securities Co.
Dempsey, Tegeler & Co.—
4,000
Eppler, Guerin & TurnerFirst
Securities
Corp
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.
Hancock, Blackstock & Co.
2,000
Harrington
4,000
Cabell
2,000
2,000
Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc.
4,000
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Fridley, Hess & Frederking
Johnston, Lemon & Co
4,000
Friedrlchs
4,000
Kormendi &
Martin
&
Pancoast__
A.
Edwards
G.
Sons
&
Kalman & Co.,
1954
1953
1952
$261,186
$297,989
45,099
84,337
119,400
$280,672
101,602
Net
ry.
6,509
29,904
45,289
38,348
2,114,437
2,297,076
2,125,114
687,337
2,155,217
687,979
843,682
682,"28
217,537
225,824
305,521
2,000
_
2,000
Co., Inc
4,000
4,000
4,000
3,000
Mid-South
Bullington-Schas
& Co
Crowell, Weedon & Co
3,000
Davenport & Co
3,000
Mullaney, Wells & Co
Edgar M. Norris
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern,
Dittmar & Co.
Clement
Inc.
&
3,000
Net
ry.
Gross
Co.,
&
Mellen
Joseph,
*
2,000
2,000
Corp
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
Underwood
A.
Inc.
&
Co.,
-
3,000
3,000
3,000
J.
267,104
Milwaukee
Co
C.
Wheat
&
2,000
Co
2,000
Net
railway
railway
from
Net
ry.
—V.
income—
oper.
Lincoln Telephone
Files With
The
Securities
and
Exchange
*2,047,667
1015.
p.
the sale
Louisville & Nashville
Offered—
the New York Stock
on
ry.
railway
railway—
from
of
RR.—Earnings—
1955
from
Net
income
oper.
1954
1953
1952
$17,987,087 $16,056,652 $19,749,748 $18,120,884
4,766,737
2,879,772
5,765,787
4,039,952
2,997,931
1,720,286
3,208,726
2,010,983
From Jan. 1—
^
"
from
railway.
railway.
'
109,276,185 130,202,591 158,118,867 147,580,970
22,081,172
21,691,562
45,029,528
32,082,563
17,224,903
14,638,741
23,256,163
15,955,604
""
from
ry.
income
oper.
182,
1015.
p.
Lucky Stores, Inc., San Leandro, Calif.—Files—
The
corporation on Sept. 30 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 3,100 shares of common stock (par $1.25), to be offered
per share to employees pursuant to employees* incentive stock
option plan. The net proceeds are to be used to finance expanding
SEC
$13
and
operations.—V.
182,
1340.
p.
Luria Brothers & Co., Inc.—New Control—
Commission—
on Oct. 3 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
7,128 shares of common stock (par $16.66%), to be offered
at $37 per share to common stockholders on a basis of one share of
common stock for each 27 shares held
as of Sept.
15, 1955; rights to
182, p. 1015.
34,996,736
3,740,591
5,551,875
273,840
Co., Lincoln, Neb.—
Telegraph
&
1,345,833
proceeds from
facilities
from
6,232,812
August—
at
1221".
From Jan. 1—
Gross
net
Gross
—v.
Walker, Austin & Waggener
The
2o8,952
37,357,463
the additional, comnjon stock are
to be used to pay for company's construction program.—V. 182,
p. 1221.
2,000
Mason-Hagan, Inc.Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
182, p.
The
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.,
Inc.
442,163
36,383,148
2,807,767
*2,215,324
10
2,000
—
876,273
148,124
224,220
Rights will be admitted to regular dealings
Exchange today (Oct. 17).
Net
R.
$4,614,040
930,494
shares held. This offering is underwritten
of underwriters headed by Lehman Brothers
and Blyth & Co., Inc.
Net
3,000
1952
$4,848,640
a group
2,000
3,000
—V.
each
by
2,000
Co
Strader, Taylor & Co., Inc.
1953
$5,055,961
906,481
1955, for 160,000 additional shares of common stock
(no par) at $47 per share on the basis of one new share
Net
-
3,000
—
2243.
p.
40,481,806
income___
oper.
Gross
&
181,
Louisville Gas & Electric Co. (Ky.)—Stock
2,000
2,000
Inc.
enlargements
The company is offering to its common stockholders of
record Oct. 13 the right to subscribe on or before Nov. 1,
2,000
2,000
Co.„
3,000
Co
income
Deficit.—V. 182,
Southwestern Securities Co.
Miller,
&
Inc.
&
2,000
Co.—
Rupe & Son,
man,
toward
1954
.
860,717
railway—
railway
from
ry.
Inc.—
Saunders, Stiver & Co
'.J
Schneider, Bernet & Hick¬
&
Space
—
1955
oper,
Net
Stix
Inc
Lane,
Co., Inc.
&
used
be
of a new 2,000,000The company's present
total of $57,000,000 and will
$5,297,506
from
3,000
Alester G. Furman Co.,
Johnson,
Reed
Hayden,
From Jan. 1—
3,000
—
Galleher
Securities
Inc.
Dallas
3,000
Inc.
Co.—
Investment
Investment
Keith
Co.,,
—
2,000
Co
&
Muir
3,000
Evans
A.
Lewis
3,000
—
1955
railway
railway
oper. income
from
Co
&
will
is expected to cost a
barrels in cement capacity.—V.
railway
railway
from
for
——_ —
Inc.——
McCarley & Co., Inc.—„
$225,171
from
Net
Co
&
Hopkins & Co.—
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.
Anderson & Strudwick
Kaiser
August—
Gross
2,000
2,000
4,000
Robertson
Dewar,
loan
program
from
Net
2,000
4,000
*
1970.
Corp. negotiated
Lake Charles, La.
near
August—
Gross
2,000
4,000
Co
Securities
Long Island RR.- -Earnings—
2,000
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.
Loewi & Co
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
&
term
the
2,000
Landstreet
Cruttenden & Co.—
&
of
10,200,000
Net
6,000
6,000
4,000
patrick,
in
matures
and
Adamex
3,000
2,000
C.
Co., Inc.——Shearson, Hammill & Co.—
Russ & Co., Inc.
Co.—Reports Increased Earnings—
proceeds
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
S.
E.
3%%
and
plant to be built
8,000
8,000
R.
of
Co.
at three of the company's plants and construction
barrel
Macon,
rate
&
the placement.
_,
owner
the
Stone
3,000
Newsom
Horner
is
9
company
See
f
Ogden Corp. below.
covering
Leonard Refineries,
Reid
Brazell,
President,
Inc.—Acquisitions Approved—
Oct.
on
that
announced
11
stockholders
the
have
approved an agreement for the purchase by the company of the
business and properties of Mid-West Refineries, Inc.
and Roosevelt
Oil
&
has
Refining Corp., through
previously been approved
and
Roosevelt
exchange of
an
stock.
The
expire
net proceeds
agreement
by the stockholders of the Mid-West
meetings held on Sept. 30.
It is con¬
templated that the purchase will be consummated on Nov. 30, 1955 and
Nov.
on
will not be underwritten.
to be used for working capital.—V. 180, p. 1537.
1955.
7,
are
This
offering
The
at
sales
of
the
exchange of securities will be effected at or about that date.
Leonard Refineries,
Inc. plans to make application for the listing
of its common stock on the American Stock
Exchange.—V. 182, p. 915.
Lerner Stores Corp.—September
Period End.
Sept. 30—
$12,404,615
—V.
182,
Sales Higher—
1955—Month—1954
Sales
1955—8 Mos.—1954
$11,285,229 $97,568,073 $90,497,632
Life & Accident Insurance Co. of Alabama—Stock Of¬
is offering publicly,
Burlus R. Winstead,
company
Secretary-Treasurer,
through its
an issue of
750,000 shares of class B (non-voting) common stock
(par $1) at $3 per share. The offering is not underwritten.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be used
of the company and to increase the
for the promotion and
expansion
capital
surplus
and
opened
its 'new
Mass.
producing
of
plants located throughout the United States and Canada.
the
in
and in Toronto and Montreal, Canada.
Thomas J. Lipton
Inc. is not only America's largest marketer of
tea but also is one of the largest makers of soup in the United States.
chocolate, vanilla)
popular product of the company,—V. 179, p. 1480.
Frostee
mixes
dessert
(orange,
lemon,
are
another
GIVING. EFFECT TO
Class A
common
stock
Class
common
stock
B
BUSINESS—The
Alabama.
It
has
and
is
100,000 shs.
$11
900,000 shs.
(par
company
the
incorporated
was
ordinary,
authorized
within
Outstanding
(par $1)
the
in
been
business
industrial,
State.—V.
12,
1955,
re-insurance
Alabama
State of
181, p. 2694.
900,000 shs.
in
business,
its
transact
to
Equitable Securities Corp. and Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
Inc., and associates on Oct. 12 offered publicly 340,000
shares of common stock (par $1) at $18 per share. This
offering was quickly oversubscribed and the books closed.
PROCEEDS—None
the
of
this sale will
proceeds from
OFFERING
TO
accrue
Clint
EMPLOYEES, ETC.—Concurrently,
W.
to the
Murchlson
the selling stock¬
holders offered
an aggregate of 60,000 shares of
common stock of this
officers, directors, employees and agents of Life Com¬
Inc.,- Atlantic Life Insurance Co., The Lamar Life Insurance
panies,
Co.
and
to
to
certain
business
associates of
the
selling stockholders at
a
price of $16.26 lier share.
EXCHANGE
shares
of
its
OFFER—In
preferred stock
Co.
(other
to holders
than
Life
common
stock
share
common
of
and
and
of
4,081
shares
of
Inc.)
on
preferred
Atlantic
of
stock
common
Companies,
14
stock
the corporation is offering 18,656
shares of its 5%> convertible
addition,
stock
common
of Atlantic
the basis of 64 shares of
stock for each outstanding
Life Insurance Co.
Atlantic
Life
Insurance
of
Co.,
Insurance
present
and
Dame
consolidation
Co.
of
National
Insurance
and
The
the
Life
chartered
was
Feb.
on
commenced
adopted
was
American
Co.
Virginia
Oct.
1912,
I,
South
Atlantic
Insurance
business
of
Universal
the
May
into
Life
of
the
Insurance
Life
Inc.,
Co.,
laws
South Atlantic
9, 1900.
The
agreement of merger
as
on
the
in
the
under
20, 1900,
business
the
Co.
and
Atlantic
Co.
Insurance
the
Life
of Rich¬
the Capital
City Life Insurance Co. of Washington, D. C., on Dec. 31, 1952.
The Lamar Life Insurance Co. was chartered under the laws of the
mond,
State
ance
Va.,
was
reinsured
Dec.
on
31,
1950,
and
that
of
April 6, 1906, as the Lamar Mutual Life Insur¬
Co., and commenced business on April 9, 1906. The present name
of
Mississippi
was
adopted Jan.
Jackson, Miss.
on
18,
CAPITALIZATION
1909.
Lamar
home
Life's
office
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
EXCHANGE
Authorized
stock
company's
Oakland, Calif., carbon
Co., Alhambra, Calif., at a
new
was built by C. F. Braun &
approximately $1,500,000.
this corporation operates 48 gas manufacturing plants and
75
warehouses
throughout the United States and Canada.
It also
controls 12 affiliate companies with 17 gas manufacturing plants in
plant
In addition to carbon dioxide, the company produces
compressed gases for industrial and medical use: oxygen,
is
located in
($1 par)
a.
30,000 shs.
400,000 shs.
3,000,000 shs.
\
OFFER
Outstanding
30,000 shs.
284.081 shs.
1,268,656 shs.
door
and
sales
led
$20,712,407.
This
period last year.
noted
to
a
compares
six months
to
other
acetylene, argon, nitrous oxide, cyclopropane, helium, hydrogen, ethy¬
and nitrogen.
Other products include flavoring extracts and
lene,
welding
quarter had not occurred.
Despite
of $652,135 represented
a
substantial
product sales when compared to the
quarter.
Last year's second quarter figure of $574,257
profit from sale of M and M's LCngview (Washington)
in
and
cutting
equipment.—V.
182,
from
in¬
1954
con¬
ply¬
division
wood
to Long Bell Lumber
Company. The President described
first quarter earnings figure of $965,978 as "normal earn¬
181, p. 2930.
year's
ings."—V.
Mack Trucks,
This
tion
the
credit-line
Up
to
in
Export-Import
the
60%
purchased
down
Inc.—Export-Import Bank Credit—
corporation on Sept. 30 announced
from
or
amount
Bank of
$2,750,000.
of
the receipt of an authoriza¬
Washington for an exporter
of each sale under the approved credit-line is either
guananteed by Eximbank on the basis of a 20%- minimum
by the overseas .purchaser and a 20%
participation
payment
in the
Mack
O.
financing.
Peterson,
would
handling of
This
ment
announced
relates
commercial
already
Costa
the
stated
that the Bankers Trust Co. of New
commercial
exporter credit
an
tion.
Recent
President,
provide
directly
to
August between Mack
last
banks, with the Bankers Trust Co.
Eximbank
have
been
Bolivia
Rica,
credit
required1
banking facilities
ip
the
and in covering Mack's 20% participa¬
the $80,000,000 revolving credit agree¬
authorizations
and
as
under
a
group
of
48
U.
S.
agent.
the
20-60-20
approved for Mack sales totaling
and Iran.—V. 182, p. 1340.
formula
$1,780,000
(R. II.)
for
Macy & Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Facts in Brief—
52 Weeks Ended—
July 30,'55 July 31,*54
$
916.
p.
Net
Placed Privately—
Litton Industries, Inc.—Debentures
corporation has sold privately for investment
$1,500,000 of its 5% convertible subordinated debentures
due Sept. 1, 1965, and convertible into common stock at
$13.50 per share, it was announced on Oct. 10 by Charles
B. Thornton, President. The financing was arranged by
Lehman Brothers and Clark, Dodge & Co.
This
The proceeds
of the financing will be used
to expand working capital
to finance the company's increasing volume of business.
Litton Industries, Inc.,
with headquarters in Beverly
Hills, Calif.,
specializes in the development and production of advanced electronic
equipment and components.—V. 180, p. 2190.
retail
sales
Federal
income
Net
Cash
dividends
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.—Adds to
Facilities—
unveiled airplane wing-building equip¬
ment
so
b'g that workmen on it communicate by interphone—and
so precise that watchmakers' tools were used in its construction.
Wings produced on the device will have an area of 1,850 square
feet—bigger than the floor space of most homes. Its 150-foot length
makes it the longest wing of any transport.
Built specifically for quantity
production of the new extra-longrange
1649A Super Constellation, the huge bridge-like structure will
cost more than $100,000.
Thirteen other tools connected with it cost
more than $750,000.
It is believed to be one of the largest precision
corporation
ever
huilt
for
on
Oct,
10
$2.64
$1.60
$1.60
$39.33
$38.29
Financial
value
Position
Working
current
per common share
(as at end of year)—
capital
Ratio
of
Accounts
—
current
to
66,897,000
;
-
assets
receivable,
liabilities—
inventories
Lifo
on
basis
of
of
stockholders
stockholders
at
end
of
3 0
29,993,000
36,509,000
44,713,000
52,575,000
32,690,000
33,147,000
91,991,000
93,638,000
—
(as
58,715,000
2.8
41,376,000
23,810,000
;
—
Investment
$2.14
30,223,000
customers—net
Outstanding merchandise purchase orders
Property and equipment—net
Long-term
debt
year)
19,520,000
—
Preferred
7,137
7,627
18,657
Common
Retirement
19,860
system for employees—
costs
290,000
Profit
sharing, which
prior Jan. 31
180, p. 2582.
is
on
plan
554,000
1,177,000
based
1,059,000
years
ended
—V.
931,000
1,090,000
com.
worth—book
Pension
2,751,000
1,782,000
;
—
per common
Dividends
Number
4,772,000
1,082,000
2,751,000
reinvested in the business
share (after pfd. divs.)
share
Earnings
Earnings per
work.
aircraft
wing is a thin, tapered structure that will carry the
Super Constellation/ 6.500 miles nonstop,
the longest range
The
5,615,000
—
on—
—
stock
Common
Net
_—
declared
stock
Preferred
$
376,422,000 340,316,000
11,315,000
9,522,000
5,700,000
4,750,000
taxes—
earnings
Merchandise
1649A
newest
capacity of any passenger transport,
Maine
Central RR.—August Earnings Up—
Period End. Aug. 31—
/
1955—Month—1954
1955—8 Mos —1954
$2,016,481 $16,667,914 $16,847,966
1,702,161
12,846,230
13,551,207
259,064
101,146
1,769,341
1,302,725
Cr830
Cr5,450
286,961
418,901
31,445
34,754
257,608
241,356
Operating
3.75% subordinated
exchanged for definitive
Temporary
be
debentures dated May 1, 1955 may
debentures of that issue at either
Security-First National Bank of Los Angeles, Calif., 215 West Sixth
Street, Los Angeles, Calif., or at Bankers Trust Co., 46 Wall Street,
York
15,
N. Y.—V.
182,
p.
revenues
$2,103,780
Operating
Definitive Debentures Ready—
New
this
earnings
return
Earnings before Federal income taxes
now
recorded
shown in the six months figures would
one-month strike
in
m
and
m
plywdod
progress
lands.
foreign
tools
consolidated
$16,602,160
greater if
a
during the second
quarter
tained
this
expenses
1,631,059
Taxes
Equipm't rents
Joint
Net
1015.
Lone
Star
Cement
of
Corp.—Term
Loan—A
$30,000,000
directly
this corporation has been placed
term
loan
with
institutional investors, according to an announce¬
ment by H.
A. Sawyer, President,
on
Oct. 11.
The loan
ry.
oper.
Dr)
income
income
Gross
Income-
Rentals,
Net
—V.
(net
fac. rents (net Dr)
Other
prior preferred stock ($100 par)__
conv. preferred stock ($25 par)
Common
the
of
This
plus $15.
BUSINESS—Corporation and its subsidiaries, Atlantic Life Insurance
and The Lamar Life Insurance Co., are engaged in the business
of selling life insurance, accident and sickness insurance, and annuities
and in reinsuring such policies and contracts of other insurers.
Life Companies, Inc., a corporation, was chartered under the laws
of the Commonwealth of Virginia on Aug. 1, 1955, and its home office
is located at Sixth and Main Sts., Richmond 12, Va.
Commonwealth
that
Life Insurance
Co,
Life
dioxide
cost
nine
company, but will go to John D. Murchison and
of Dallas, Texas., who sold 170,000 shares each.
announced
is
It
Today
April
on
and
the
by
100,000 shs.
.
Life Companies, Inc., Richmond, Va.—Stock Offered—
company
Brown
crease
P.
Liquid Carbonic Corp.—New Oakland Plant—
PRESENT FINANCING
Working Co.—Earnings Increased—
been
second
by
of
of
same
division
Headquarters
are situated in Hoboken, N. J., while other elements
Hackensack, N. J.; Albion, N. Y.; Streator, 111.; San Fran¬
Calif.; Galveston, Texas;
cisco,
Mr.
have
company
function
the
York
Authorized
5%
formally
company
company."
CAPITALIZATION
5#
12
15,000,000 pounds of tea per year, the new
plant is the most modern of its type in the world.
It was designed
to convert raw tea imported from India, Ceylon, Indonesia, and the
Orient into the famous Lipton "Brisk" blend of tea, and will eventually
account for 20%
of all Lipton tea production.
In addition to the new Suffolk plant, the company has eight other
for
fered—The
the
second
Oct.
Capable
1115.
p.
for
On
plywood
total
Suffolk, Va.,
processing and packing plant, it was announced by Robert Smallwood,
President.
The plant cost over $3,000,000 to build and equip.
The new Lipton unit, completely air-conditioned, is a single story
structure comprising 172.000 souare feet of floor space.
It was built
by the Stone & Webster Engineering Corp., general contractors of
Boston,
that
corporations
M Wood
&
volume
(Thomas J.) Lipton, Inc.—Opens New Plant—
this
M
Clay
Brown,
President,
reported
consolidated
earnings
reached
$1,618,113 or $1.13 per share for the six months ended Aug. 31, com¬
paring to $1,119,882 or 78c per share a year ago.
Mr. Brown said
that
stability of the
plywood and lumber
market
and
increased
int., etc
income
182,
p.
1340.
$183,042
22,109
$183,870
5,011
$1,507,774
121,701
$1,333,777
165,572
$205,151
$188,881
$1,629,475
$1,499,349
112,306
115,395
908,656
931,895
$£2,845
$73,486
$720,819
$567,454
10
The Commercial
(1570)
Corp.—Reports Increased Earnings—
Marine Midland
consolidated
The
banks
constituent
and
for
for current
and $201,340
taxes
Pre^ried
share on the 7,763,696 shares
with $2,056 117 or 32c a share
on
6,341,020 shares, after provision for taxes of $2 463,959 and for
deferred dividends of $60,103 for the same period of 1954,
For the first nine months the consolidated net operating earnings,
after provision
of $8,662,036 for taxes and $585,946 for■preferred
dividends,
were
$7,371,766
or 95c
a
share on the 7,763,696 shares
outstanding Sept. 30, compared with $5,916,665 or 93c a share aft^r
provision
for
taxes
of $7,005,459 and
for preferred dividends of
$277,854 for the same period of
1954 on 6,341,026 shares.
V. 182,
dividends
.$2,740,033
were
outstanding
Sept,
on
35c
or
a
compared
30,
Marionflex
Realty
Offered—The
(N. J.)—Stock
Co.
offered 2,150 shares of
(no par) at $100 per share, without un¬
Oct.
on
stock
publicly
5
Net
$165,000
received
be
to
by the company, together with
the proceeds of the mortgage loan of $275,000, amounting in all to
$440,000, is to be paid by Marionflex for approximately five acres
of
land
and
the completed
structure.
Any excess in cost between
the
said
sum
of
$440,000
and
the
aggregate
cost
of
the
entire
project,
together with
the
organization
expenses
of
the
company,
title
brokerage
expenses,
commitment,
The
the
commissions
and
lease-agreement
property,
It
for
procuring
the
connection
expenses
in
will be paid by
legal
assumed
are
therewith
or
Resistoflex.
Resistoflex
grants
mortgage
otherwise,
certain
options
purchase
to
do so at any time from the beginning of the
fourth full year of
the lease to the end of the 24th year for the
sum
of $500,000.
During the 25th year Resistoflex has the option
to purchase the
property either for the sum of $500,000, or for the
fair
market value of
the
property at the time of said purchase,
"Whichever is lower. During the entire term of the lease, also, Res'stdiiex shall have a first refusal, giving it the right to meet any bona
fide offer of purchase made by others and which Marionflex would
be willing to accept,
Resistoflex,: at its option, may elect to pur¬
chase alt of the outstanding stock of Marionflex instead of its prop¬
erty.—V, 182, p. 1240.
Mary
may
International, Inc.
Douglass
The corporation
Oct.
on
filed
4
covering $150,000 of 20-year 6%
(in
denominations
ceeds
to be
are
letter
a
notification
of
convertible
(N. Y.)—Files—
with
the
SEC
bonds, to be offered at par
The net pro¬
$i00 each), without underwriting.
of
used
for
working capital and other corporate
Sept. 30—
1955—Month—1954
Bales
$8,579,273
182,
purposes.
1955—9 Mos.—1954
$7,889,756 $71,335,719 $68,389,071
1015.
p.
income
McLellan
Stores Co.—September
Sept. 30—
Sales Higher-
1955—Month—1954
$4,873,993
182,
1955—9 Mos—1954
$4,713,027
$38,926,710
$39,003,376
based
on
Medallion
class
A
Corp.—Stock
corporation
is
presently
will
be
contemplated
utilized
in
tribution
the
working
personnel;
of
and
1955.
It
chased
subjects
whollv
its
and
and
and
have
and
—V.
owned
of
engaged
are
pictures
These
and
EFFECT
TO
principally in
theatrical,
have
pur¬
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
1,500,000 shs.
300,000 shs.
Corp.—Current
Sales
Increased—
132,
Tne
Mount
1955—Month—1954
Miller
and
business
The
roofing
the
to
the
end
early
The
in
Six
the
trial
Scott
Bteel
of
3
$81,320,000
of
each
Renewed
it
now
subsidiaries
holds
than
more
been
Devoe
&
and
exchange
offers
Prior
on
acquired
to
30
remaining
their
to
Sept.
renewal
of
in
1954
renewed
shareholders
last
July
28,
following expiration of the offers shows
now
holding the following interests in the
Raynclds
of
New
Marion
subsidiary of Marion
Co.,
class
York
Power
A
Shovel
Power Shovel,
Inc.,
approximately
stock;
Tennessee
Shipbuilding
Co.,
Corp.,
98;
The
99%
of
Products
®s
Raynolds and Tennessee Products
divisions of the M-C&S
Chemical, Paint &
New
York
Marion
of
the
Shipbuilding
Newport
Power
Equipment
is
Steel
Shovel
and
the
is
opera! ing
a
division
Osgood,
Department.—V.
of
its
&
"This
"The
will
debt,
Glass
operating
produces perlite aggregate for
ceilings
in
the
Steel
subsidiary,
182,
Department,
comprise
a
and
division
residential,
ry.
has
Inc.—Arranges Loan—This company,
glass
use
and
its
with
the
SEC
1955
1954
1953
1952
$507,515
$741,086
$644,511
1C5.432
166,302
361,073
263,517
income___
oper.
49,257
16,838
111,992
160,836
3,786,541
3.775,914
5,003,059
5,304.402
1,415,878
1,325,484
1,537,102
1,907,067
309,256
from
Net
railway..
railway
from
rv.
179,210
112,405
448,131
income___
oper.
182,
1016.
p.
&
Sept. 30—
Co., Inc.—September Sales
Up—
19551955—Month—1954
$
Sales
182,
indus-
and
$
1
&
81,486,153 640,097,007 593,075,969
1116.
p.
19551955—8 Mos.—1954
$
92,071,040
—V.
Mount Vernon Bridge Co., Mount
Vernon, O.—Merger
See
Miller
&
(G. C.)
Hart,
Inc.
above.—V.
182,
216.
p.
Murphy Co.—September Sales Increased—-
Period End. Sept. 30—
1955—Month—1954
1955—9 Mos.—1954
$
$
$
$
15,803,121
—V.
13,804,045
127,145,175 118,120,708
182, p. 1016.
Mutual Trust, Kansas City,
Mo.—Registers With SEC
in base coat
use
commercial
'
This
its
investment
registration
ficial interest in
other
among
permit
the
Mount
in
its
to
position
natron's
Mx.
tilings
reflects
company filed an amendment
statement covering 500,000
Oct.
on
additional
the
Trust.—V.
182, p.
6,
1955,
shares
of
to
bene¬
1116.
us
preferred
shares
$5
share
of
stock
that
and
Miller
by
Industries
the
fa¬
for
the
merger,
Hart
brought
being
37,000
are
into
shares
of
in
the
of
one
value
most
common
holders of each share
preferred
cents
50
United
rapidly
into
Vernon.
common
preferred
the
basis
receive
and
stock
50-cent
The
on
will
convertible
share
of
for
21,
1.355,
of
to
(in
holder
as
mon
of
each
share
outstanding)
will
2,588
Total
will
preferred
of
of
Mount
of
The
Mount
Will
and
leading to the
Clyde
Vernon
G.
at
(b)
or
from
of
Weeks.
the
price
of
directors
Because
of
Co.
Other
company.
the
holders
present
Bridge
will
of
their
retain
Parker
Mr,
is
listed
Company's
Munter
and
estimated
P.
and
Miller
Chicago
Hart
law
the
in
of
of
Mount
since
Vernon,
1930,
officers
of
Nelson,
legal transactions
President
Ohio,
President
named
was
The
Mount
Vernon
The
of
of
the
Company
company
by
of
of
the
and
new
Peoples
Mr.
its
York
City,
Minerals
&
National
F.
of
W.
the
Bank
Fairman,
New
President
York
of
Chemical
&
—V.
Mount
Trust
Co., Pittsburgh;
investment banker of
Jr.,
Stock
Exchange;
Equity Corp.
Corn,
and
other
and
M.
director
a
David
of
companies;
directors.
to
the
will
be
common
purchase
thereunder writer
at
combination
of
Hornblower
&
some
the
to
of
proposed
transaction, in¬
National
by Hornblower &
an
exemption
filed
a
A
letter
of
stock
stock
to
order
notification
to
be
be
offered
offered
at
is
with
at
10
issued
net
proceeds are to be
insurance.—V. 178, p. 149.
the
$1
cents
The
life
1955—Month—1954
used
to
SEC
share
per
share,
per
for
pay
Sales
Inc.—September Sales Higher—
1955—Month—1954
$5,517,842
______
—V.
182,
1955—9 Mos.—1954
$1,243,462 $12,636,497 $11,475,972
|
Neisner Brothers,
1955—9 Mos.—1954
$5,035,098
$44,463,187 $41,993,287
1016.
p.
New
Britain Machine
1955—Month—1954
the
acquisition
of
precision
$5,760,264
President,
decided
soon
to
announced
has
close
this
as
can
facilities
at
the
hay
balers,
other
company's
desirable.
and
that
announced that on Oct. 4,
1955,
dispose of the firm's Louisville
accomplished in an orderly manner.
and
be
plants
will
be
larger
than
to
moved
management
the
revealed
1955
cotton
General
Britain
mowers,
111., plant.
oreliminary sales
182, p. 1221.
and
in
Moline,
forecasts
for
1956
company
of
1955
1954
1953
$231,275
$216,469
$222,471
76,462
74,975
61,862
73,948
income
28,065
34,689
23,630
25,504
Net
ry.
-
1,603,104
1,861,648
1.774,149
427,404
319.015
496.693
President
of
the
The
Co.
of
181,
builders
of
division,
new
New
Hoern
New
Britain
and
Britain
but
Machine
Dilts,
will
Co.
also
the
will
shortly
charge
in
recently announced the purchase
Blackhawk Manufacturing Co, of
2803.
p.
also
reported the acquisition of a modern
one-story
approximately 40,000
sq. / ft.,
to
consolidate
the
company's subsidiary, The Koehler Aircraft Products
Ohio.
The subsidiary had until
recently conducted its
separate
plants.
STATEMENT
OF
PROFIT
AND
LOSS
Net
Aug. 14,'55
sales
Aug. 15,'54
$17,418,949 $24,464,739
i
Sundry income
83,032
Mfg. costs, administrative and
for
depreciation
ling
se
and
expenses.
49,366
$17,501,981
Total income
$24,514,105
15,613,668
18,784,561
amortization
419,133
other
state
15,148
407,146
8,704
780,000
2,850,000
$574,032
and
Net
$2,463,694
deductions
taxes
income
on
profit
Earnings
share.
per
STOCK
513.670
income
168,073
130,561
196,744
175,376
1016.
p.
of
division
of Dayton,
operations in three
was
1,648.170
oper.
The
Tool
announced
1952
$222,680
railway
railway
!
182,
been
Manager
OFFER
:
TO
offering of 5,000 shares
from
from
of
it
Mich:,
the
Co.
Federal
From Jan. 1—
Net
Machine
when
containing
operations
Provisions
railway
railway...
oper.
has
Machine
Tool
has
Mississippi Central RR.—Earnings—
from
division
a
the
of
6
Saginaw,
division.
Miscellaneous
August-
as
of
Jan. 1,'55 to Jan. 1,'54 to
harvesters,
that
sales.—V.
operated
Inc.
•
forage harvesters will now be manufactured in
Hopkins, Minn.
Rotary hoes, hdrrows,
and
all
other
implements
now
made
Louisville
be
Vice-President
Hand
-plant,
and
Dilts,
machinery.
who
Milwaukee, Wis.—V.
MacFarlane,
as
will
Hoern,
a
New
the
Dilts
H.
as
that
The
of
Hoern
Co.
elected
of
$5,410,306
of
automatic
and
Joseph
1955—2 Mos.—1954
$2,792,813
Co.—Acquisition—
An
important further step in the expansion
business of this company was taken on Oct.
be
1116.
p.
was
—V.
ano
(c)
partner
a
unless
class
B
Period End. Sept. 30—
Hoern
rearrangement of
this move possible
Gross
of
it
1601.
p.
$1,259,211
Machine
directors
Gross
or
or
is
182, p. 1117.
Mr.
$2,955,205
(Ky.) plant
are
shares
which
out.tanding
National Shirt Shops of Delaware,
Inc.—Sales Up—
The
C.
The
3
class
Sales
Stuyvesant Peabody, Jr., Chicago financier and director
Airlines, and other corporations.—V. 182, p. 215.
_____
182,
It
of
incident
continue
the
5,000
to
the
subscription
statute
shares of
through
will be Edgar T. Adams, Jr., Vice-
company
1st
Conley;
membQr
a
New
Eastern
W.
rights
shares
Treasurer.
The directors of the
President
—V.
of
Weeks
preferred
181,
Oct.
on
299.200
8,009 shares
expenses
surviving
Chairman;
S.
S.
Munter,
Executive
C. P. Munter,
Vice-President; Mr. Boodell, Secretary; William Cower of
Mount
Vernon,
Assistant
Secretary;
and
H. L.
Winkler
of
Mount
Vernon,
The
will
be Mr.
Vice-President;
Board
exceed
shares
shares;
relationship,
United
Commission.—V.
covering
all
Munter,
firm
to
0.4%
National
Period End. Sept. 30—
the
243,469
stock
common
C.
the
on
for
National Security Life Insurance
Co., Phoenix, Ariz.
—Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
and
Hart
and
Bridge
S.
com¬
common.
Co.
Company,
S.
Vernon
will receive 60 shares
stockholders
subscribe
1,013
&
the
of
this
cluding the sale of
Weeks, is prohibited
the
to
net
to
approximately
Hornblower
offering
foregoing.
by
giving inter¬
hearing thereon.
a
common
Such purchase would be made either
(a) bv
the market price and their exercise at
the
public
One
purchase
addition
of
its
merger.
Conley
Bridge
Parker,
represented
and
Miller
formerly held by Mr. Parker
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Attorney Thomas J. Boodell of
Mount
Vernon
Vernon
was
Boodcll
of
Vernon
Vernon
(257,582.52
common
common
stock,
Mount
Mount
approximately $6,500,000.
Stock Exchange;
Midwest
of
share
one
preferred
shares
The
Hart
and
Mount Vernon
preferred in The
assets
be
of
convertible
6 %
non-voting
Miller
receive
Holders of one share
50-cent
of
request
value.
share.
Holders
to
United).
warrants
the
$100 par
proposes
preferred
stock of
of Miller and
outstandingi
convertible
Mount
of
convertible
preference stock,
National
the
of
shares
of
price;
adding:
Corp.,
stake
Oct.
proposes to issue pro rata to
form of transferable warrants
the
entitled
nation."
par
is
contracts
until
persons
United
in
larger
on
Holdings—
corporation has applied to the SEC for an
exemption order
respect to its proposed acquisition of
preferred stock of United
Aircraft Corp.; and the Commission
has issued an order
ested
program."
among the assets
substantial
a
(40,224
of
bonded
be
National Aviation Corp.—To Add
to
This
with
the Bridge
to
building
companies
give
aggressive
and
new
will place the company in a
larger share of the bridges needed
a
out
industries in
Under tha terms of
two
on
Electronics
will
to
Vernon
road
pointed
consolidated
Hart
the
company.
history and
bid
expanded
Parker
Missouri-Kansas- Texas
August—
Grcss
557
again
necessary
for
an
common
by
allocation
181,
for
a
among
$5.88
OVERSUBSCRIBED—The
stock
to
employees
substantial
a
received
were
offered.—V.
were
of
oversubscribed
employees
$1.61
EMPLOYEES
total
margin.
of
6,243
subscribers
as
on
second
June
6,
1955
Subscriptions by
shares, making it
only 5,000 shares
2803.
p.
Net
from
ry.
railway
1954
1953
Received
1952
$6,381,350
$5,997,239
$7,119,426
$7,018,063
1,390.925
1,521,280
1,820,486
1.941,165
555,055
728,619
801,128
892,448
48 728,184
48.766,365
58,543,652
55,550.039
11.207,529
10.996.807
16,624.464
4,762,590
6,740,356
6,330,438
on
Nov.
15.^09.478
4,416,022
railway
income...
oper.
New England Telephone &
RR.—Earnings—
1955
from
Net
1221,
p.
notification
operate
Metallurgical Department.
division of the Shipbuilding
of
of
$450,140
Sales
years.
and
letter
a
From Jan. 1—
Gross
a
will add $2,200,000 additional net worth
which $1,200,000 is net current assets.
before
ever
vorable
the
Gross
the
proceeds
increase
principal
to
working
plants
expand
its
facilities, redeem
capital.
in
Jersey City, N.
from
Net
ry.
—V.
Wash¬
oper.
132,
This
plans
bidding on
company
competitive
Telegraph Co.—Bids to
Be
15—
to
sell
Nov.
$30,000,000
15,
temporary borrowings.—V. 132,
p.
income__.
1016.
New
Missouri Pacific
RR.—Reorganization Plan Confirmed
an
order
confirmed
the
for
issued
the
Sept.
so-called
the
confirmation
U.
"agreed
Missouri
order,
19,
Pacific
S.
District
system
Lines.
Judge Moore
Judge George H. Moore
plan" of financial reorgan¬
In
an
overruled
opinion
objections
attached
by
to
interests
Orleans
&
August—
Gross
Net
ization
J.;
railway
railway:
from
Net
In
Metro
walls
on
company, of
"This will
ry.
for the borrowers.
outstanding
75
also
Cement
volume
Newport
Osgood Co., a
now
filed
merger.
merger
from
Chemical
3
railway
railway______
Period End.
this com¬
between
merger
a
policy of diversification! proposed for the
Net
containers, has issued a 4M>%
$2,100,000 note, due in 1970, to The Mutual Life
Insur¬
ance
Company of New York, it was announced
today.
The financing was
arranged through Blyth & Co., agents
company
is
of
CtuU
iJj
182, p. 916.
approved
plan
J
p.
and
will
of
use
36-year
the
debentures
proceeds
to
at
repay
1117.
From Jan. 1—
Metro Glass Co.,
manufacturer
The
Net
Parker expressed hope that the combined companies may show
earnings for 1955 of approximately $2.50 per share on the 284,000
shares which will be outstanding after the merger. He said;
Net
99%
&
Department.
than
construction,
&
96%;
(including Marion's holdings)
Operations of Merritt-Chapman & Scott in a
widely diversified field
of industrial activity are conducted
through six departments: Chemi¬
cal, Paint & Metallurgical;
Construction; Equipment; Manufacturing;
F.hipbuilding. and Steel,
Devoe
Inc.
the
OvXv'Ut*
net
accepted by shareholders representing more
stock.
93%
98%;
98% ;
expiration
Oct.
on
from
from
%
company's
Corp.,
Corp.,
Net
Chicago, 111.—Merger Voted—
30
Ui
Monongaliela Ry.—Earnings—
—V.
$75,620,000
Following
that
six
final
companies.
common
B
Oct.
on
followed
&
subsidiaries:
c)as3
Chemical
a
2595,
p.
vImiOuvm
Silica Co., Cincinnati, Ohio—Files With SEC
Mr.
The
shares
Preliminary
tabulation
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
six
Subsidiaries
reported
subsidiary
90%
in
Period End. Sept. 30—
s,,t
outstanding
M-C&S offers had
than
July 31, 1954.—V. ldu,
on
V"w
was fully convinced that the treatment accorded
"entirely fair and equitable."—V. 182, jj. 1340.
August-
total
and
$1,878,069
of
w*
court
was
company
Gross
construction.
Federal
Sales
1955.
six
against
$2,689,916,
of
products of Federal Cement Tile Co. include precast cement
tiles, which are fire-prcof, maintenance free, and impervious
elements, and are widely
used in commercial and industrial
roofing
made
announcement
the
1954.
total current assets
amounted to $1,712,584.
1955
liabilities
31,
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—To Sell Kentucky Plant— *
Merritt-Chapman
of
Co.
Hart,
more
plastering
of
1340.
corporation
of
share
a
wj
Monday, October 17, 1955
.
.
covering 3,030 shares of 8% cumulative preferred
stosk, to be offered
at
par
($50
per
share), through W. E. Hutton & Co., Cincinnati,
Ohio.
The net proceeds are to be
used for processing
plant, heavy
equipment, and working capital.
cold storage warehouse. The
Mount Vernon company, which has been engaged in the steel fabricat¬
ing business, specializes in the designing! engineering, fabricating and
erection of all types of steel bridges and lilt spans, and has been in
Parker;
1955—8 Mos.—1954
$11,158,000 $10,110,000
Exchange Offers—
This
July
showed
$2.21
Miller-Wohl Co., Inc.—September Sales Higher—
Sept. 30—
Interest
E6%
shares and
on
Inc. below.—V.
Sept.
on
Vernon
International
1954
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—Holds Greater Than
95%
The
w*,*
.
per
and the Mount Vernon Bridge Co. of Mount Vernon, Ohio.
addition, stockholders were advised of the exercise of the option
to purchase all of tne outstanding stock ox the Federal Cement The Co.
The surviving company will be known as The Mount Vernon Co.,
according to Maurice Parker, who has been designated Chairman of
$11,844,227 $10,932,086 $75,221,013 $71,190,955
p.
$2.26
to
pany
Iu
Jan. 1 to Oct. 1
1221.
_______
—V.
31,
equal
and current liabilities
$4,476,561
shareholders
The
1955
1954
"*•*'***
the
parties
Montgomery Ward
Milton
Mercantile Stores Co., Inc.—September Sales
Up—
Eales
of
See Leonard Refineries,
Boodell;
Chicago and
sales
Period End.
July
Miller & Hart, Inc.,
Mr.
Shoe
p.
of
as
O
that
Mohawk
f
outstanding, and com¬
of $600,668, or $2.18 per
Mid-West Refineries, Inc.—Sale—
450,300 shs.
500,000 shs.
_
cents)
1955
182,
on
its prin¬
1116,
p.
outstanding
shares
sheet
assets
Ownership
for
companies
—5 Wks. End. Oct. 1—
—V.
dis¬
in
GIVING
10
(par
Melville
Retail
and
subsidiaries.
motion
exhibition..
(par 10 cents_
stock
182,
of
par¬
organized
York
New
Authorized
Class A stock
B
to
producing feature presentations and short
acquired distribution rights, in additional films.
CAPITALIZATION
Ciass
order
series;
sales
corporation
in
subsidiaries
distribution
non-theatrical
participated
or
additional
Delaware
a
several
Pictures
production
television
proceeds
and
capital.
qualified to do business
through
Medallion
the
is
net
television
of
films;
the
amounts
1639 Broadway, N:w York, N. Y. Medallion Pictures
film
and
other
properties
and
distribution
contracts
and
271,235
K
these
shares
year net income
number of common
working capital position ox $2,598,512
at
are
certain
dirTt.lv
is
that
following
production
feature
BUSINESS—Corporation
owns
$623,471,
was
275,382
$4,402,500, While total current
indicating
a
working capital position
of
prints:
2,
taxes
the
on
of
current
(par
priority: Preparation of
ticipation in production
June
&
basis.
PROCEEDS—It
cipal offices
Offered—Israel
Oct. 4 publicly offered 300,000 shares
10 cents) at $1 per share on a
on
stock
best-efforts
the
com¬
this
fiscal
equal
an
balance
preferred
Pictures
Co., New York,
of
the
on
one-half
'
•)'
of
Federal
1954
growing
1015.
p.
recently
year
based
the
Consolidated
Bales
—V.
after
share,
with
"This
Period End.
also
as
glass containers.
"Sales volume for the Bridge company this year should be approxi¬
mately $6,500,000 and for the Federal Cement Tile Co. $2,700,000.
McCrory Stores Corp.—September Sales Increased—1
Period End.
fiscal
the
pared
than
—V.
for
common
organized in New Jersey in February, 1955, for
the purpose of acquiring title to a tract of land at Roseland, N. J.,
and erecting thereon
a
factory and office building to be used and
occupied by Resistoflex Corp, under lease for a term of 25 years,
Marionflex
has
its
office
at
131
Highland Ave., Montclair, N. J.
Resistoilex is presently located
in Belleville, N. J.
first
of
corporation and its Micro-Precision
ended July 31, 1955 totaled $11,413,270,
the
second
largest in the company's 27-year history and exceeded
only by the consolidated net sales of Micromatic and its. then sub¬
sidiary, Micro-Precision, Inc. of $12,922,183 in the corresponding 1954
period, Kirke W. Connor, President, announced on Oct. 9.
was
company
The
warehouse
new
Net
derwriting.
The
A
said
sale3
consolidated
The
common
111.
manufacturer
a
Micromatic Hone Corp.—Net Earnings Higher—
Net
division
based
company
is
company
share
613.
p.
The
cfrP°r^fci1°ilranff/^
of 1955, after
$3,294,636
of
provision
ington, Pa.; and Dolton,
pleted at Dolton.
operating earnings of this
affiliate for the third quarter
net
a^nd Financial Chronicle
Net
RR.1954
-Earnings—
1953
1952
railway.
$1,163,257
$979,395
$1,155,510
$993,821
railway...,
oper. income
567,094
303,253
549,762
400,499
from
ry.
Northeastern
1955
from
279,305
129,33£
231,507
124,135
8,833,972
8.040.083
9.321,428
7,833,131
3.992.862
2,809,245
4,675.825
3-211,771
1,554,053
1,106,059
1,660,550
1,002,757
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway..
railway
oper.
182, p.
income
1222.
Number 5473
182
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
North American Aviation,
RR.—Makes Exchange Offer—
New York Central
The
that this company would
offer $100 principal amount of a short term sinking fund collateral
trust
bond in exchange for each
outstanding share of the capital
6tock of Peoria & Eastern Ry. Co.
and $50 principal amount of a
short term sinking fund collateral trust bond in exchange for each
outstanding
share
of
the
capital stock of
Beech Creek RR.
Co.
directors
The
circulars
Offering
The
will
York
New
Sept.
on
announced
22
distributed
be
Central
RR.
about
rectly
own
182,
M.
(j»
Railway
Net
oper.
9,445,195
expenses
decree
phase
mail
oper.
67,717,374
4,995,391
—V.
3,879.045
33.055,236
1,580,303
13,935,322
firm
Net
1954
1953
Net
$266,646
$333,435
$283,652
82,538
*7,916
110,736
63,744
*78,198
33,213
10,242
*15,407
income.
182,
3,347,510
This
1,264,063
712,513
522,078
35,524
525,954
income
Sept.
is
31,
The
29.
pares
of $7,640,543 in the eight months
President,
reported on
income
is
income
flood
B.
3.3%
of
1954.
Net
all
after
costs
damage
operating
railway
normal
will
be
income
Net
amounted
income
$8,305,502
to
com¬
share
the
of
Railroad
Haven
New
the
for
first
months
eight
equal after
sinking fund requirements to $14.01
per
the 451,540 shares of preferred stock outstanding on Aug. 31.
is
year
on
ry.
is
and
preferred
dividend
in
income
Net
requirements.
the
sinking
funds
Period End. Aug. 31—
I
$
$
' 1
12,813,587
12,551,430
10,146,929
Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper. expenses
9,692,456
'
V
$
'
•'
$15,682,094 $16,032,754
103,625,915 100,338,055
81,948,496
81,061,858
from rail-
revenue
L
2,666,658
2,858,974
21,677,419
19,276,197
938,007
operations
railway oper. inc.—
182, p. 1222.
way
1,155,639
8,305,502
1,581,151
117,509,027
23,544,183
109,160,435
118,607,437
13,684,622
20,628,658
9,585,710
State Electric & Gas Corp.—Chairman Re¬
Ralph
end
Jennison
D.
the
of
retiring
is
'
of
;
Chairman
as
the
the
at
Board
year.
The
company announced on Oct. 10 that Mr. Jennison's resignation,
effective Dec. 31, had been accepted by the board of directors.
Mr.
tion
of
the
Jennison
the
While
company's
board
is
relinquishing
business,
he
his
duties
active
will
continue
as
in
the
opera¬
member
a
of
directors.
of
Holding Corp. below.—V.
company will up to 11 a.m.
(EDT) on Oct. 19, at Room 2017,
Broadway, New York 6, N. Y., receive bids for the purchase from it
mortgage bonds due
182, p.
August—
1341.
railway
railway
cper. income
from
it
182, p. 511.
Net
ry.
1952
$439,173
' 122,180
85,894
40,055
14,321
3,348,673
3,870,169
3,582,206
873,360
999,534
of America, Inc.—Consolidation—
■
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
from
railway—,—
railway
from
Net
253,037
income—
oper.
ry.
—V.
3,965,257
1,061,269
169,346
354,265
York
10, 111.
The badges
amount
of
232,269
worn
are
radiation
breast level
at
Erie
the
which
Ogden Corp.—Acquires Luria Assets—
This
corporation
Brothers
&
by
and
Operating
Federal
Other
expenses
Claster,
Joel
the
on
stock
all
President
Luria
of
carry
acquired all of the assets of Luria
iron and steel scrap firm, it was an¬
Executive
Vice-President
of
Ogden
11
leading
will
Luria
Luria
by
be
and that
$20,000,000,
nually,
list
the
for
after
Joel
in
operating
Net
City.
of
a
the
the
and
taxes
6,857,286
6,281,609
54,670,169
50,504,385
—V.
6.682,491
182, p.
5,885,503
54,122,754
49,431,835
5,520,700
Atomic
its
earnings
have averaged
other
4,717,620
45,588,066
41,170,812
1016.
(J. J.) Newberry Co.—September Sales Higher—
Chairman of
formed
$
$
Sales
16,250,809
——
—V.
182,
the
was
Board,
elected
in
the
iron
steel
and
117,643,760
182,
Ohio
turnpike
construction
of the Ohio Valley
and other major programs.
&
Co.,
Inc.
has
been
Electric
family-owned
a
recently
currently
is
Company's
business
since
Hooker Electrochemical Co.
above.—V.
182, p.
Sold—The
extensions
assets
value
Asset
*The
reflect
of
per
Sept.
the
script
Sept. 30,
«
market
at
share
30,
50%
certificates
1955 were
Figures
of
appreciation
Figures
as
both
cf
of
1954
stock
!
.
company has entered into a contract to acquire the assets of
Kinney-Coastal Oil Co., Denver, Colo., in exchange for newlyshares
of
Ohio Oil
stock, J. C. Donnell II, President, an¬
Oct.
on
the
10.
common
asset
Garland
holdings
and
which
holds
in
a
field,
Oil
Ohio
operates
in
interests
the
in
under
Grass
current
net
interest in properties in
Oil owns the other half
half
a
which
Ohio
unit agreement.
a
Kinney-Coastal
Creek and Pilot Butte
Nebr.; and royalty Interests
is approximately 2,200 barrels
Creek,
in Cheyenne
Wyoming;
Its
is
include
Wyoming
Salt
County,
production
day.
of
share
paid
in
Kinney-Coastal
to enable Kinney-Coastal
stock
common
to
issue
will
Oil
Oil
Ohio
has
3,629,595
of
lieu
stock
for
shares
fractional
any
shares
sufficent
Ohio
of
Oil
to distribute to its stockholders
each
17V2
of
shares
of
Kinney-Coastal.
outstanding.
Cash will
Ohio Oil stock.—V. 182,
stock
of
shares
918.
dividend
in
per
paid
March,
share
March
1955.
The
been
has
adjusted
are
shares
of
closed,
it
was
on
Oct. 6.—V.
for
taxes
on
enrealized
the underwriters,
of Sept.
30,
1955
include
the
dividend
of
I5c
Ohio
p.
Southern
1016.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
Ry.—Earnings
income—
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1—,
railway
railway-
from
oper.
Ib2,
p.
1954
1953
1952
$868,266
$802,877
$914,040
$928,873
187,669
127.900
248,100
197,440
58,334
49,726
95,766
78,326
6,671,225
6,420,954
7,286,207
7,705,554
income
as
1,468.538
1,111,555
1,634,251
1,788.634
461,351
346,349
527,137
617,351
dividend
of 4.20%
each), was
Kuhn,
Loeb
held.
stock
The
was
originally
filed
6
July 31—
broadcasting
for
566,602
and
Depreciation
depreciation
general
713,600
$2,893,949
2,157,039
$2,973,878
2,025,506
depreciation)_
profit
gross
1954
$2,260,278
1955
$2,327,347
?
and
£
expense
and
amortization
(exclusive
charged
to
broadcasting)
of
80,000
75,000
$656,910
$873,372
%
profit
Operating
Provision
Net
—V.
income
57,165
35,386
$714,075
371,000
$908,758
472,000
$343,075
taxes
before
Profit
income—
$436,758
miscellaneous
and
Interest
on
Federal
for
income
tax
profit
180,
1539.
p.
v
Pacific Power & Light Co.—Preferred Stock
Offered—
is offering through local dealers in its ter¬
The company
ritory an issue of 30,000 shares of new 4.52% cumulative
preferred stock (par $100) at $102 per share, plus ac¬
crued dividends. This offering is not underwritten.
be
proceeds from the sale of the preferred -stock, together \yith
from the public offering on Oct. 5 by Halsey, Stuart <fc
of $10,000,000 3?/o% first mortgage bonds, will
used to retire bank loans and for construction program.
See V. 182,
p.
1465.
received
funds
Co.
and associates
Inc.
'■
%
.
_
v.
Pan American World
and
preferred
and the
associates,
1222.
182, p.
—
Bell
for
47-H
—
West-
Oct. 3 offered pub¬
stock (par $1) at
common
proceeds
helicopters,
will
at
an
be
used
estimated
to
purchase and
of $50,000
cost
equip
each,
working capital and operational expenses.
is
newly formed
a
incorporation were filed
The
Stock Offered
on
business
be
to
Aug.
conducted
16,
Ohio
Juan
1955.
corporation
whose
articles
will be
that of
an
aircraft service operating initially in Ohio, Ken¬
tucky and Indiana within approximately 100 miles of Cincinnati, Ohio.
The
of
operated
air carrier
is
be
Inc„
Center,
Inc.,
President
has
will
helicopters
a
Ohio
fixed
and has
based
Lunken
and
the hangars of
Ohio.
Aviation
H. Noonan,
many
years Mr. Noonan
Lunken Airport as an irregiar
maintained at
Cincinnati,
Airport,
corporation wholly owned
Valley Airways, Inc.
For
wing
aircraft
from
by
on
13 announced that the directors
American-built jet transports.
Oct.
executed with Boeing
Mr. Trippe said, have been
manufacturers of the jet turbine engines to be used.
of the 45 aircraft will be delivered by Boeing between
1958, and November, 1959. The plane will carry 104 pas¬
Twenty
December,
standard
In
of
number
first
built jet
regular service.
Delivery of 25
with
last
the
configuration
Boeing
the
American
Douglas
to
125
jet Clippers will
received
be
and
in
tourist.
substantial
A
jets on order to Pan American will be
transports delivered and the first to go
by
the
airline
begin
in
In December,
January,
1961.
the
into
1959,
These
108 passengers with standard seating or 131 touristclass
passengers. The Douglas jet Clippers,
which are scheduled for
delivery a year after the Boeing type, will have a wing area 7%
larger, will carry six more passengers in
tourist class, will have
slightly greater range and will be equipped with a larger type Pratt
& Whitney jet turbine engine.
.
Pan
American's new jet Clippers
will be placed In transatlantic,
South
American and
transpacific service in the five-month period
beginning December, 1958.
Pan
American, Mr. Trippe also pointed out, has now on order a
fleet of 33 new DC-7C Clippers which, when delivered beginning next
spring, will be the fastest and longest range transport aircraft in
over-ocean service. The order represents an. investment by Pan Amer¬
ican In an amount of $88,000,000. The additional investment ^»f $269,000,000 in new jet Clippers, Mr. Trippe also stated, will, when delivered
in 1961, double the capa'city of the Pan American fleet.—V. 182, p. 818,
planes will carry
Parke-Davis
Co.—Canadian Expansion—
&
announced on Oct. 6 the establishment of
latest step in the firm's expansion in
the Dominion Construction
Co., Ltd., and be in operation by Jan. 1, 1956.
In Vancouver, B. C., an existing structure is being remodeled to give
the firm 8,000 square feet of floor space.
A
new
building is being constructed in Edmonton, Alberta, by the
Dominion company for rental to parke-Davis.
The new one-floor struc¬
ture will have 5,000 square feet of space.
two
Ltd.,
Davis & Co.,
supply
new
depots
as
the
These depots would be rented from
Canada.
the company opened a new Canadian sales head¬
warehouse at Toronto. In May, Parke-Davis announced
a new $2,000,000 pharmaceutical manufac¬
turing laboratory at Brockville, Ontario, which will be opened next year.
the
quarters
spring,
and
construction had started on
Irregular or charter
Center,
,,
President,
Trippe,
T.
approved the purchase of 45
Conn.,
In
corporation
by the
Airways, Inc.—Buys U. S.-Built
Transports—
completed
Co.
&
speculation.
a
net
PROCEEDS—The
Aviation
1222.
value
by
Co., Cincinnati, Ohio,
share
per
three
of
From Jan.
Gross
&
BUSINESS—This
1955
August—
Gross
par
licly 70,000 shares of class A
and
Norfolk
$100
Valley Airways, Inc.
heimer
share
per
Olsen
25-year
(after prov.
profit
Parke,
$3
investments.
payable Dec. 15 to stockholders of record Dec. 1, 1955.—V. 182,
offering
announced
to
14, 1955 and retirement
total shares outstanding
before provision
public
(60,000
books
1.685,732.
periods
recent
company's
stock
*$20.72
$25.04
stock
value
of
on salesleased
depts.
from
sengers
which
agreement,
Kinney-Coastal's
the
The
1954
Olsen,
A.
and members of their families.
company
of
Oct.
on
Definitive contracts,
11.
1955
leading producer
for residential
President, a few
a
conditioning
C.
Airplane Co. of Seattle. Douglas Aircraft Co. of Santa Monica, and the
Pratt & Wuitney Division of United Aircraft Corp. of East Hartford,
subject to ratification by KinneyCoastal
stockholders,
Kinney-Coastal
will transfer to Ohio Oil all
its oil and gas properties, royalty interests and other assets.
p.
$42,386,418 $34,1929.206
value
Company,
air
a
shares
$250,000
profit
Total
have
Ohio Power Co.—Preferred Stock Sold—
As of Sept. 30—
corporation
net
Jet
proceeds are to be used by the company to pay for
improvements to its property.—V. 181, p. 548.
and
Niagara Share Corp.—Total Assets RiseNet
by
The net
Co.—Bonds
Telephone
Oct. 11.
on
Kinney-Coastal
See
three
6 Months Ended
construction
has
and
The
be
Merger—
Olsen
share—V. 182, p. 7IS.
per
covering
Gross
1465.
p.
Consolidated
announced
one
Niagara Alkali Co.—Directors Approve
the
year-round
and 50,000 shares of class A common
scrap
Company, Columbus, Ohio, has offered and sold
privately to residents of Ohio an issue of $1,000,000 3%'%
mortgage bonds, series E, dated Aug. 1, 1955, and
due Aug. 1, 1980, at 100% and accrued interest, it was
$
$
14,661,391 123,272,699
13.
first
Ohio
S17.
p.
notification with the
1, 1955, to be offered
to be used to pay
of
subsidiary.
subsidiary is Booth & Flinn, a
principal office in Pittsburgh, Pa., which
the
in
elsewhere.
1955—9 Mos.—1954
1955—Month—1954
letter
a
exclusively
1954,
Weeks
&
each
for
Operating
elected
was
major
a
Brothers
Ohio
fields
Period End. Sept. 30—
filed
1954,
and
almost
16,
Dec.
at $16
SEC
$2,500,000 an¬
aproximately
charges.
activities
Energy plant
Luria
also
__
share.—V. 182, p. 1341.
Oneida Heater Co., Inc., Oneida, N. Y.—Files With SEC
acquired totaled approximately
of Luria and its affiliated compa¬
President,
newly
to
with
Under
40.812,000
Oct.
of
furnaces
owned
on
The
assets
years
former
Another
nounced
45,614,000
man¬
being
compensation for
in
Outlet Co.—Net Profit Lower—
as
a
subsidiary of Ogden
policies. The acquisition also
number of operating subsidiaries.
bridges for the Pennsylvania and
453,496,692
4,729,000
operating income
charges-:
shares
on
record of public ownership of a
close as stockholders of this company ex¬
the stock of Westinghouse Electric Corp.,
a
on
December
air
was
sold
and
business,
Luria, directly or through subsidiary or affiliated companies, operates
yards for processing scrap, engages in demolition work, construction
work and the repair and leasing of freight cars, sale of pipe, and an
export and import business embracing many products. Among the cor¬
porations which it owns or controls are Lipsett, Inc., demolition and
construction firm, with its principal office in New York City'.
Lipsett
was
the company which demolished the S. S. Normandie and is cur¬
rently engaged in demolition of the Third Avenue El In New York
40,005,38 5 337,2 43,750 312/748,472
5,552,000
after
Net
B
Sheridan, 111.—Files With SEC—
30
for
snares
Hornblower
Luria.
of
Ablon, former Executive Vice-President of Luria,
addition
In
that
the
five
taxes
Claster,
56,901,497
491,650,673
1,400
periods
to
comes
to
Income
Sindeband stated
Mr.
45,022,084
—
for
operated
name
This
taxes—
income
as
Sindeband,
L.
M.
business
included
Oct.
on
Inc.,
Co.,
and
will
64.113.861
Operating revenues
and
dividend
Noonan for
to Mr.
given
was
any
nation-wide group of underwriters headed
made the first general distribution of Olsen
common
sock by offering 225,000 shares to the public.
During its slightly more than nine months of existence as a pub¬
licly-owned corporation, Olsen paid three dividends of 22 V2 cents a
share each period.
Holders of record will get one share of Westing-
per¬
on
or
issued
S
when
a
letter of notification with the
5l/z% debentures due Nov. 1, 1980
stock (par $1), to be offered at
par,
through Mohawk Valley Investing Co., Inc., Utica, N. Y.; and
Security & Bond Co., Lexington, 'N. Y. The net proceeds are to be
used to redeem $144,000 outstanding bonds and $24,575 of preferred
stock; and for working capital.
the
1955—8 Mos.- -1954
1955—Month—1954
Sept.
on
announced
Then,
i
Telephone Co.—Earnings-
Period End. Aug. 31—
subscribe
to
briefest
the
their
warm
by
Ohio Oil Co.—Acquires Colorado Firm—
New
ratio
executives and directors of the
V
1016.
182, p.
right
of
was
use,
between 50 milliroentgens and 300,000 milliroentgens
182, p. 1222.
rj .—V.
(300
769,392
45,075
the
to purchase 7,000 B shares
company
Prior
of
Ohio
1953
$480,927
138,664
1954
at
in
class B shares
of ten to one.
radiation exposure
1890.—V.
$443,355 1
1955
$405,391
50,458
*27,361
from
Net
to
house
York, Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
New
Gross
1985.—V.
thereon
dividends
to
Class B shares shall have no dividend rights.
preferred
laboratory and other
workers are receiving from x-rays or radioactive Isotopes.
The badges
are thus valuable for x-ray laboratories,
Industrial plants doing gamma
radiography, radioisotope laboratories, and doctor's and dentist's of¬
fices.
The film in the badge may be read for any gamma or x-ray
engaged
The
of $15,000,000 first
entitled
be
be
covering $125,000 of debentures dated Nov.
change
Chicago
company
19—
fiscal
the
(C. A.) Olsen Mfg. Co.—Public Ownership Ends—
Consultants, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
two-page specification sheet describing film badges for
protection is available from this corporation at 229 West
built
Bids to Be Received October
shall
shall
liquidation
his
One
indicate the
of
value shall be given to good
no
without underwriting. The net proceeds are
new
water distribution system for golf course.
7,275,880
new
to
end
the
of
112.020,550
16,973,171
6,270,840
11,614,747^
Street,
wrist
of such shares for
shall be valued
value
corporation
date
par,
1017.
and Ralph
,
the
services.
SEC
lor
railway,
p.
President
New York
in
right
The
3,727,788
1,185,515
Nuclear Instrument & Chemical Corp.—New ServiceA
4,635,616
signs at End of Year—
by
book
$16,594,691
3,055,731
sonnel
nies
Net
as
Old Elm Club, Fort
3,033,407
railway
income—
182,
The
1955—8 Mos.—1954
1955—Month—1954 1
value
the directors.
shares
offered
1952
1953
See Reo Holding Corp. below.—V. 182, p. 512,
FIRST EIGHT MONTHS
AND
$
61
1954
$17,200,891
oper.
Corp.,
AUGUST
FOR
shares
A
A
legal
1,719,806
nounced
requirements.
preferred dividend
and
EARNINGS
helicopters owned
market
shows that the book value of
shares then oustanding is a$
B
and
A
determining the
but
The
917.
p.
class
year
Ry.—Earnings—
_
Nuclear Corp.
first
eight months of 1954 equaled $4.01 per share on the preferred stock,
and
was
equal to 31 cents per common share, after allowing for
—V.
182,
of
In
automatically into class A shares
time an audit of the corporations'
any
-fiscal
promotional services rendered to the corporation and to provide
agement incentive.
Wm. A. Geoghegan, Secretary-Treasurer, is
equal
fund
Net
of Los Angeles.—V.
70,500 shs.
8,400 shs.
or
declared
by
Charles
Pickett
Brophy of New York and
and
at
any
the
Class
represented
Wolff
converted
one
of
of
declared by
any
Outstanding
85,000 shs.
15,000 shs.
be
for
close
all
corporation
to S4.89 per share on 1,073,046 shares of common (which
includes 542.420 shares not yet distributed), after allowing for sinking
It
com¬
in
shall
one
number
fair
Class
affiliated
and
"North American"
3,830,067
Nuclear
charges and taxes.
It
charged to capital and
with $4,635,616 last year.
pared
officials.
carrier
FINANCING
PRESENT
-
for which said audit is made,
other intangible assets.
will
McGinnis,
first eight months of 1955, gross revenues were $103,625,915,
above the $100,338,055 volume for the corresponding months
or
airline
the name
was
MacKay
TO
par)
share.
per
their
year
Fischgrund,
James
1,681,145
from
from
Net
Hartford RR.—Earns. Up—
the
For
&
railway
447,037
and loss accounts.
The net income for the eight months com¬
with that of $2,685,930 earned in the like period of 1954.
profit
this
net
that
expected
net
Patrick
1955,
Weiss,
and
income—
See Reo
earned
company
Aug.
purpose
railway—
oper.
Net
2,617,609
996,080
2,811,465
1,142,528
New York, New Haven &
ended
such
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1222.
p.
$3
combined
at
—V.
2,562,057
railway——
railway
oper.
ry.
—V.
companies
1955
from
from
ry.
1952
__
from
from
the
in
Aviation, Inc., against North
non-scheduled
Whiteside,
Parke,
Flint
of
Net
From Jan. 1—
Gross
D.
the
Aviation
American
Net
RR.—Earnings-
$328,556
railway....
railway
oper.
ry.
Stanley
Northern Pacific
1955
from
from
affiliated
August—
August—
Gross
American
of
least
Judge
($1
B
the
of
of
.
Gross
Net
and
EEFECT
par)—,
The class B stock will be sold for 30 cents per
11,072,359
New York Connecting
Net
and
restrains
Chadbourne,
1222.
182, p.
North
ratio
as
Appellate
sustained
was
($1
shares
B
the
27,433,939
2,140,193
inc.—
or
North
the
operations
the
of
finding
the aviation industry, including transportation of persons,
property and advertising and offering for sale
of airline
of
tickets.
from rail¬
revenue
way
Net railway
Lewin
B.
of
that
panies and individuals from using
95,151,313
104,601,805
8,459,500
71,546,569
12,338,545
is
Airlines
American
1955—8 Mos.—1954
<j»
<£
1955—Month—1954
14,440,586
Class
at
at
Jack
Period End. Aug. 31—
Fee
the
stock
Common
books
District Court at Los Angeles,
Hall, U. S.
GIVING
11
Authorized
Common stock A
indirectly in
action
The
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Earnings—
Railway cper. revenue...
CAPITALIZATION
the Ninth District, Los Angeles,
lower court ruling granting this cor¬
builders of the F-86 Sabre Jet and F-100
the field of aviation.
opinion written by Judge James Alger
and recorded Sept. 28
at San Francisco,
The
New
Inc.—Upheld by Court—
for
a
full.
1241.
p.
Appeals
designers
or
Peirson
slightly over 50%
of the shares of Peoria & Eastern Ry. Co. and
approximately 60% of the shares of Beech Creek RR. Co. The prop¬
erties of both companies are operated by the New York Central RR.—
V.
of
an
Court
presently
Court
S.
and
Super Sabre, an injunction restraining North American Airlines, U. S.
irregular carrier, from using the name "North American" either di¬
poration,
1.
Nov.
U.
Calif., has unanimously upheld
In
subsidiaries
its
and
(1571)
Thomas
available facilities to maintain helicopters.
—V.
182,
p.
Pater
512.
Uranium Mines Ltd., Toronto,
Canada
—
Cash
Position Strong—
Sponsored by the Hirshhorn financial interests,
strong
ties
in
position
its
with
treasury,
more
it
was
this company is in a
and liquid securi¬
than $900,000 in cash
announced on Oct.-11.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
12
It
that the name of this company has been
Canada, Ltd.—V. 170, p. 2228.
announced on Oct. 6
was
Changed to Patino of
Ltd.—New Name-
of Canada,
Patino
Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper. expenses
Net
Oxford, Pa.—Files With SEC—
Penn Fuel Gas, Inc.,
*
filed a letter of notification with the
EEC
$1.50 cumulative preferred stock (par
$22,40) and 11 538 shares of common stock (par $1> to be offered in
units of one share of each class of stock (8,538 units to public
and
3,COO units to emoloyeesl at $26 per unit to the public and $23.40
per unit to employees.
The offering will be underwritten by James A.
Leavens, Inc., Shamokin, Pa. and Theron D. Conrad & Co., Sunbury,
Pa. The net proceeds are to be used for expansion of system and for
"working capital.—V. 174, p. 106.
corporation on Sept. 30
covering 11.538 shares of
from rail-
revenue
railway
inc.
oper.
Deficit.—V.
182,
$304,270
5,177,729
$6,444,367
8,611,444
*$83,298
577,437
$943,207
1,167,414
operations
way
Net
'
Net
ry.
A
Pennsylvania
the
of
organization
new
RE.
produce
to
presently has under option from 14 other stockholders
shares at an option price of $27.78 per share.
the
new
notified
and
cf
System and
of many
under
Pennsylvania
and
Cleveland,
of
direction
the
M.
J.
Railroad
Symes,
conducted the
officers
President
of
the
study
who, in
PRR,
further
de¬
of its
size, to make it more competitive in service, as well as sales, and to
permit iaster action on local matters that are important to employees,
bis
first
62,630
70,476
Corp., Pittsburgh, Pa.—To Build Lab—
—V.
1,220.325
1,264,391
326,475
645,143
201,876
411,992
after
message
of
493,821
the
and
company,
its
operations
take
to
Sales
said
for
$6
advantage
record
AND FIRST EIGHT
FOR AUGUST
EARNINGS
MONTHS
railway
Bet
Bet
—V.
182, p.
1342.
Net
1955
from
from
ry.
1954
.
railway—
income—
$1*025,475
$1,110,443
"Our
*118,798
91,045
*'208,192
121,764
from
from
Bet
ry.
"By
6,211,363
6,358.172
6,790,785
''•'524,730
"423,358
"622,474
"791,592
income—
*2,221,999
*2,295,352
*2,613,433
*2,754,725
♦Deficit.—V.
The
the
182,
1017.
p.
The
for
production
■William
The
tion
Drake,
cells
mercury
President,
has
electrolytic unit,
after
soon
the
first
the
is
Sept. 30—
stated,
Fay
tripled."
major products has'been
"This is particularly
plant
glass
under
have
now
and
will
soon
has
also
been
start
construction
building
and
and
socla
the
four
since
of glass
tremendously
true
plate
plant."
glass
plate
present
plant is under construction and plans to
peroxide unit are underway.—V. 182, p. 1342.
Period End.
glass
Profit
RR.
222,000
165,000
78,000
$144,000
$540,000
outstanding—
share—1—
per
450,000
450,000
$0.32
450,000
$1.20
450,000
$0.98
resents
Abe
to
$0.46
full
the
to
year
182,
the
the trade has
to
current
increase
in
the
in
earnings rep¬
division
trade-mark
this
In
year.
connection,
the
given the company's recently Introduced
especially gratifying.
Capsules Is
President,
exceed
trends
favorable
of
first* of
the
the
President,
Plough,
continuation
a
management
considerably the
expects
$1.41
earnings
net
share
per
for
corporation on
offered
net
and
Profit
other
before
Federal
Net
paid
•Earnings
per
♦Based
The
taxes
$3
proceeds
(N. Y. City)—Files With SEC
filed
5
class
of
letter of notification
a
are
is expected
to
made
be
with
the SEC
capital stock (par 20 cents), to be
Cohu & Co.i New York, N. Y. The
A
share, through
to be used for expansion
per
offering
Oct.
Net
working
shares
year
capital
pared with $26,141,341
compared
At
with
this
time
a
Other
present
time
Mr.
Parsons
said.—V.
Foote,
New
President
coiporation of nine
p.
Gross
1955
was
$25,913,062.
mills
Pepperell
running
are
512.
Com.
merly
operated
Equipment
was
acquired
—V.
announced
6
sales
by
Co.,
in
Anthony
in
areas
the
California
the
and
this
bv
Fallbrook
Butane
and
Service
Agoura,
and
Calif,
Mutual
for¬
Liquid
Gas
&
respectively.
Petrolane's expansion in the northwest
the purchase of Baker Liquid Gas, Inc., in Baker
Sp^,Were.f1S0,aC?Uiredinand w111
Petrolare
other business
that
with
s
be °Perated in conjunction
area.-
CONSOLIDATED
STATEMENT
OF
EARNINGS
riM°?i™ed June 30~
L
income
after
1955
$3,135,557
271 857
905 474
_
Bet share
at
I
a
total
earnings (470,000 shares)
which
<sb
$0^58
—IIII
408.698
4 (0.000
of
$0 67
'
$10,605,898
$9,726,401
Dr2,632
£>r48,806
40,124
has
shares
outstanding
been
as
made
presently
of
shares
outstanding.
61,302 shares
of
Sept.
the
net
27,
earnings
182, p.
outstanding.—V.
Piasecki Helicopter Corp.—To
1955
were
For
per
50
30,
During
sold making
this
share
reason
on
the
416.
Change Name—
it6°,7approVB thc proposals at
Pine Street Fund, Inc., N.
Ner 70rk lNto
its
amendment
wares
of
common
stock
Y.—Registers With
.investment
(par
SEC
company on Oct.
6 filed an
statement covering
75 000
additional
$1).—V. 180, p. 1210.
registration
($100
organized
of
are
Pierce
in
consisting
The
offering
Dempsey-Tegeler
&
Co.,
stock.
common
units
stock.
underwriting
under
business
Delaware
that
the
financing
date
will
indebtedness and
and
company
and other
Inc.,
&
Revel
Co.,
Miller
is
commission
law
be
to
Aug. 31, 1955,
the business and
on
purchased
corporate
be
the
will
used
to
retire
balance will be
be
available, for
Tne
purposes.
$1,000,000
added
of
price
the
pay in part the purchase
predecessor partnership.
to
of
of
general
additional
proceeds
to
the
working
the bank
loan
business
and
purchase price of the properties was $1,150,000 (plus an adjust¬
figure of $21,718). The purchase price was paid in cash except
the
to
extent of $150,000, which was paid by
delivering $150,000 of $5
preferred stock of Texas Industries, Inc., which the com¬
had acquired from Texas Industries, Inc. for $150,000 cash. The
company
also purchased irom one of the partners, for $350,000, a
patent relating to tunnel muffle kiln structures, which likewise was
paid for by delivery of $350,000 of Texas Industries preferred.
The
cumulative
pany
has outstanding 443,750 common shares, of which 375,000
(84.50%) are held by Texas Industries, Inc., of Dallas.
Ralph
Rogers of Dallas is Board Chairman and Lionel E. Weiss of Redondo
Beach is President.
company
shares
Reliance
Electric
company
price
a
used
supplied
be
to
for
$9,766,525
Reo
net
proceeds
be
to
are
2804.
p.
Holding Corp.—Consolidation Approved—
stockholders
The
this
The
and
the
terms
Nuclear
book
of
of
each
merger,
into
merger
surviving, organi¬
Inc.
expansion
of
division.
of
and
Nuclear
It
is
and
Nuclear
advanced
Consultants
anticipated
electronics
that
will
be
date.
later
a
the
nucleonics
nucleonics
of
at
proposed
broad
a
personnel
first
field
the
in
field
and
the
with
America,
share
of
$100
value
par
stock
will
be
converted
into
200
shares
of
newly
without par value of the surviving corporation,
approximately 50 cents per share. Each share of
outstanding common stock of Reo, which will also have a
stock
A
of
value
of
of
about
stock
common
Reo
the
of
Consultants
class
presently
holder
step
the
corporat.on
book value
a
first
into
company's
in
the
Under
with
the
firms
into
Corp.
facilities
the
constitute
additional
brought
the
Inc.
America,
electronics
Nuclear
as
marks
merger
of
Corp.
will
known
be
to
on
Sept. 28 approved
Nuclear Consultants, Inc.,
of
company
zation
of
50
the
will
Reo
cents
share,
per
surviving
receive
will
corporation.
share
one
of
represent
In
class
stock
share
a
addition,
A
each
for
of
stock¬
each
share
common.
Corp.
of
America,
to
authority
issue
Inc.,
total
a
the
surviving
5,547,502
of
corporation,
of
s.iares
ail
shall
classes
stock,
of which 547,502 shares shall be common stock and
5,000.000 shares shall be class A stock.
Both the common and class A
capital
shall
shares
have
identical
each
for
one
vote
and
participation
of
Reo
30,
1954,
dated
contract
recovered
of
holders being entitled to
equal participation in dividends
liquidation, with an exception.
power,
and
had
upon
certain
assets
April
result
the
as
voting
held,
distribut.ons
1955,
Dec.
on
certain
a
10,
Aug.
sale
the
share
in
3,
of
business
of
of
arising
Reo
The amount,
assertion
the
claims
possible
and
1954.
if
to
that may
claims
such
of
out
pursuant
any,
and
the
be
de¬
3,316,865
101,250
$6,449,660
405,000
Corporation of America, Inc. will
consist
of
nine
members,
with
the
present
six
directors
of Reo
continuing as directors of the surviving corporation.
In addition, the
$1,301,809
$6,460,858
$6,044,660
agreement
5,628,700
5,117,040
5,628,700
5,117.040
.
,
$0.29
$0.25
$1.18
$1.14
board
.The
Sept.
on
filed
29
letter
a
for
use
in
of
stock,
The
notification
to
net
with
the
be offered at par
proceeds are to be
purchasing property.
Service
Electric
selected
be
H.
Gas
&
Co.—Bonds
Sold—"the
R.
Co.,
by
(See details in V.
182, p.
1223).—V.
Co.,
Insurance
182,
1504.
p.
Philadelphia, Pa.—
Registers With Security and Exchange Commission—
with the
SEC covering the proposed public offering of 82,500 shares of capital
stock by certain selling stockholders.
These stockholders acquired all
the stock of the company in August of 1954 and are offering 82,509
company
at
substantially
will
managed
Oct.
on
be
by
received
Lehman
is
company
and
filed
10
a
registration
statement
their purchase price.
No part of such pro¬
the company.
The underwriting will be
by
Brothers.
engaged
in
life,
endowment,
accident,
Southeastern, Middle Atlantic
States.
The premiums for all
policies issued by the company are payable on a weekly basis.
At the
present time the company is considering entering the field of or¬
dinary life insurance in addition to its other business.
hopsital insurance
parts of the
Mid-Western
capitalization
stock
split
and
of
a
the
in the
United
company,
500%
stock
after
giving effect to
dividend,
will
consist
a
of
twb-for500,000
and
law
the
Nuclear
iirn:
of
Consultants,
Kcatinge,
Inc.;
Arnold
&
are
$1
sold
since
Inc.
and
to
stockholders of
of the liquidation of Reo
the company in excess of
it
corporation
field
and
has
been
measuring
hospitals,
materials.
makes
in
to
available
also
the
atomic
field.
manufacture of
accessories which
the
in
equipment
pnyscians
Nuclear
in
engage
electronic
the
engaged
and
industrial users dealing
a
consulting service
or
offers
appropriate
radioactive
detection
the establishment of necessary laboratory facili-.
clients' technicians, organizes adequate health pro¬
the
programs
Dec.
of
assets
supervises
trains
tection
On
leased
which
the
empower
development
radioactive
under
ties,
to
detection
or
termination
net
have been distributed to Reo "shareholders; the
of Reo will continue for such period of time as
and the Articles of Incorporation of Reo Holding
Consultants,
equipment,
and
law,
nuclear
radiation
the
all
share
per
amended
with
when
effective
Nuclear
are
Corporation,
Holding
Amperex
Bersohn,
accountants.
public
becomes
and
industrial,
Reo
in
Through the sanctioning of the merger agreement by
Reo
energy
Life
both
Engineering Co., Inc.; Sam Norris. President and director of
E'iectronic Corp.; and Herman P. Edleman, partner in A. P.
existence
City
in
partner
Book
permitted
closed
Edelman
anticipated,
P.
is
it
Inc.;
corporate
books
Herman
director,
directors.
members
about
Quaker
and
Norris
additional
Philip L. Carret, general partner of Granbery, Marache
01 the New York Stock Exchange and Chairman of
Co.; George M. Szabad, attorney and corporate exec¬
utive of several corporations including TelAutograph Corp. and Burndy
sultants,
of
cumulative preferred stock was oversubscribed and
1955,
10,
Morganstern. President of Nuclear Consultants,
Konneker, Executive Vice-President of Nuclear Con¬
Morgan Stanley & Co., Drexel & Co., and Glore, Forgan & Co., as
joint managers, on Sept. 23 announced the offering of 250,000 shares
$100 par,
Aug.
H.
certified
,
of
as
surviving corporation are Louis R. Kurtin, Chair¬
of TelAutograph Corp., which company holds sub¬
Keatinge,
Wilfred
Sam
original eight
interests
Kennard
Older;
Inc.;
the
of
stock
Richard
the
by
President,
and
stantial
&
Oct. 5, through The First Boston Corp.
on
cannot,
same
directors of Nuclear
of
of merger designated
add tional directors.
An
two
as
will
Directors
Co-op., Inc., East Liverpool, Ohio—Files—
the
asserting
termined.
818.
trust fund
a
in
expense
associates, of $35,000,000 3V2% debenture bonds due
Oct.
1, 1975, at 102.173% and accrued interest, was
quickly oversubscribed.
The
181,
$6,865,858
405,000
1,500 shares of preferred
share), without underwriting.
Public
health
The
$1,403,059
101,250
and
The
amendment.
purposes.—V.
by
general corporate
3,691,234
share
com.
public offering
shares
Exchange Commission—
$10,557,092
outstanding
p.
per
The
Engineering Co., Cleveland, Ohio
on
913,400
divids.
corporation
4.30%
&
—Files With Securities and
American
one
the
par
sale
common
underwriters
Rauscher,
and
of its $1
public
of
$1,683,511
per
placed in
and
the
Co.,
shares
$2,316,459
covering
ceeds
bS1"! SeS-S ITS
Registers
—
$1,784,761
stock
182,
SEC
.the
Calif.
946,136
$(144
C°V?£S periods ended Ju"e 30, 1955 and June
time
there were
11' 19?5; an additional
f
of
comparison
ncmber
I ~
earnings (408,698 shares)
share
1954
$3,581,278
taxes—:
Beach,
Commission—
$2,730,897
Potiermill
Bfe' *n
a
$2,319,091
2,775
accomplished by
r*
fn«e'
same general area the tank gas business
Utilities Co. was acquired.
The stores, plants and
businesses of Gas Heat,
Inc., in Moscow, Orofino, Lewiston and
Grange-
Net
40,682,672
$2,728,122
revenue
Pacific
were
of
bank
the
of
The
man
acquisition
of California-Pacific
Bet
42,906,712
charges—
shares
Earns,
The
piopert'.es
9,965,699
(net)
income
Preferred
Northwest.
The
10,552,363
Balance
of
oltered
175
Co.;
close
applied
assets
of
$13,280,485 $12,284,790 $53,512,610 $50,409,073
income
Net
com¬
as
&
&
was
proceeds
of
were
be
Inc.—Expansion—
Oct.
additional
income
Interest
ago.
England
182,
on
30,
operating
at
while net assets totaled $46,856 014
ago;
year
Net
Nuclear
$4.91
June
year
electric—
revenue
Net
2,187,607
.
added.
he
unit.
the
of
funds
As
$2,387,345
outstanding.
of
as
a
$46,914,799
the
E,
Oper. expenses & taxes.
of orders is 50%
greater than
Brackett Parsons, President, noted.
weeks,
(except cash) of Redondo Tile Co., Ltd., a [partnership, which,
together with its predecessors, had been engaged since 1938 (except
during World War II) in the business of manufacturing and selling
glazed ceramic wall and floor tile.
week.
1955—12 Mos—1954
1955—3 Mos.—1954
Oper.
backlog
ago,
Petrolane Gas Service,
P.
Period End. June 30—
4,937,345
$1,835,755
present
a
few
a
assets
of
program.
some
Electric Power Co.—Earnings—
2,550,000
1,944,540
486,135
on
$35,290,188
—$3.88
—
time
Potomac
2,000,000
;
Russ
company
as
be
and
$675;
Staats
per
The
and
is
R.
and
$50,625
have
3,885,755
provision—
share
company's
same
full,
$84,688,171
—
income
tax
income. —;——
Dividends
the
—:
income
Federal
income
unit
per
Co.,
of
shares
99,800
at
The
Bales
price
William
to
are
debentures
of
created
1954
in
shares
in
reported
1017.
p.
Polyplastex United, Inc.
covering
1955
covering
$500
294.000
Pepperell Manufacturing Co.—Earnings Lower—Fiscal Years Ended June 30—
in
a
tor
of
$441,000
1954.—V.
719.
to
land
of
735,000
1955—9 Mos.—1954
p.
1956"
of
Sept. 30 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering an undetermined number of shares of common stock (par $5),
to be offered to employees pursuant to employees' stock option
plan at
$207,000
which
182,
Lebanon
Mt.
tract
registration statement with the SEC on Oct.
$875,000 of 53/4% subordinated sinking fund deben¬
securities
The
taxes.—
after
According
above.—V.
hydro¬
1,000,000
460,000
reception
Ry.—Exchange Offer—
Central
a
Earnings Higher—
372,000
taxes—
taxes——
The
York
—
befor?
Shares
Net
build
1955—3 Mos.—1954
1955—9 Mos.—1954
$5,100,000
$4,525,000 $15,170,000 $14,325,000
Sept. 30—
sales--—
Net
1955,
ment
to meet
building
$34,000,000
a
tetrachloride
$4,751,601 $41,488,839 $39,534,993
in
Spring
production,
Magna-Nujol and Mistol Cold
commercial
begin
tures due October, 1970, and 306,250
Chemical
provide
all
to
Redondo
These
diversification of its basic chlorine, caustic
carried on by wholly-owned subsidiary,
Corp., are included.
Presently a titanium
further
ash
Initially, production will
will
the
B.
Expansion
gen
5,
filed
company
capital
growing
window
new
a
in
increased
"had
plants to the extent that it now represents the total domestic produc¬
tion
of 1940.
Present
capacity of the three window glass plants is
more
than 80%
above the total 1940 domestic production of sheet
1117.
Peoria & Eastern
New
Mr.
than
more
realizes that additional capacity is needed
needs, particularly for automobiles and
since
1955—Month—1954
$4,936,027
See
had
strong.
evidenced
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—September Sales Up—
p.
taxes,"
after
assets
he
According
expected to go into full produc¬
will be equipped with DeNora
year,
The process will be continuous.
Bales
182,
net
company's
"We
the
—V.
and
continues
construction.
announced.
which
of
be confined
to
the
liquid chemical but
grades and strengths.—V. 182, p. 416,
Period End.
amply justified.
"has been
glass
Net
started construction of sizable facilities for the
potassium hydroxide at its Calvert City (Ky.) works,
of
P.
new
profits
1954
the
and
company
Income
has
company
scheduled
Co.,
With Securities and Exchange
short-term
nation's
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.—Expands Facilities—
is
Tile
,
,
of
doubled
Demand
6,689,558
—
in
three-acre
a
with
end
the
than
more
continued,
he
equivalent to more than $560,000,000 on an annual
$185,000,000 in 1946—an increase of approxi¬
are
compared
Plough, Inc.—Sales and
railway
railway.
oper.
that
out
mately 200'%,"
From Jan. 1—Gioss
Bet
early
occupy
community seven miles south of Mt. Lebanon.
a
work
Redondo
&
expansion program,"
Currently ea'es
soda
$1,071,497
7,500
'"273,087
will
location
present
"sometime
which
The new facilities will make possible an increase of "at least 400%"
the
production of Radioear hearing aids, which are distributed
throughout the U. S. and Canada, said Mr. Myers.
-
Columbia-Southern
1952
1953
$991,042
53,139
*174,637
railway..—
oper.
1955
sales
top
glass.
August—
Bet
would
This
expected by Mr. Fay would make
the previous high of 1953 wnen
sales
in
pointed
Fay
basis
1
Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines—EarningsGross
the $4.18
chemicals and
with
glass,
year.
($10,000 par value) should be above
earned last year by this leading
paints.
share
common
per
Capacity
609,637,780 568,912,111 704,813,501 659,983,099
from railway
112.797,402
86,866,215 128,310.129 102,182,347
ry. oper. income—
51,237,685
28,277,429
57,123,126
47,056,641
railway
its
from
move
Pittsburgh)
in
The
uncompleted authorizations for expansion
projects are close to $80,000,000.
"Although," he said,
"this sum
represents the highest such
figure in company history, we do not
presently anticipate that new financing will be needed to complete the
planned facilities."
Mr.
From Jan. 1—
from
the 1954 total of
and Comptroller,
than 25%
Vice-President
more
said.
"The use of glass has increased
in recent years and from all indications will continue."
1955
1954
1953
1952
$83,056,374 $73,162,928 $91,989,240 $87,717,358
Bet from railway
15.131,464
12,906,596
17,759,401
21,440,750
Net ry. oper. income—
6,849,859
5,760,711
7,266,672
10,133,698
Gross
by
Fay,
R.
$452,000,000.
were
August—
from
C.
1954,
increase
mid-1954
patrons.
of
laboratory,
new
Peters Township,
10.
of
25%
A
exceed
should
for
compared
as
producer
a
will
company
suburb
Construction
1955
Oct.
on
products,"
Gloss
295,058
1017.
p.
The
(a
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—Earnings Higher—
.
advocated
President,
becoming
Railroad's
the
centralization
1,443,487
258,718
425,984
1,601,872
oper.
182,
of the largest laboratories in the world devoted exclusively to
hearing aid research and development will be built by this corporation,
it was announced on Oct. 13 by E. J. Myers, Board Chairman.
the
railway——
Earnings
which contemplates changes in the
Regional officers, calls lor consolidation of
the present three Regions and 18 of the present 19 Divisions of the
Railroad into nine Regions with no subdivisions.
The Regional Manager of each Region will have responsibility
and
authority for all phases of the company's operations in this area.
Be will be responsible for getting business and giving it the trans¬
portation service that will hold it. He will have charge of real estate,
the
locating of industries, and the maintenance of both road and
equipment in his territory.
The new structural organization of
the company is the result of
a year-long
study of management organization in this company and
other companies.
Robert Heller & Associates, management engineers
of reorganization
plan
new
$200,155
50,620
28,312
$431,016,283
whose duties will be changed have been
organization will go into effect Nov. 1.
employees
The
33,720
108,014
railway—
income—
from
ry.
of
total
a
30,000
better
directors.
duties
$213,072
income—
from
Net
and passenger transportation, to place greater emphasis on
merchandising these services, and to expand its work on the location
■of new industries on
the Railroad has been approved by the board
All
1954
$148,400
1,002
From Jan. 1—
Gross
freight
of
1955
$171,957
59,907
railway,.-.—
oper.
Net
Pennsylvania RR.—To Be Organized into Nine Regions
1952
railway—
from
360,000
which
of
According to the prospectus, the 82,500 shares are to be offered for
by Bear, Stearns & Co. and eight other investment banking firms.
are said to have recently acquired 360,000 shares at a price of
$27.78 per share; and Bear, Stearns & Co., one of the underwriters,
Radioear
1953
from
Net
authorized,
One
Shawmut RR.—Earnings—
AugustGross
stock
capital
outstanding.
They
The
Pittsburg &
value
par
sale
1017.
p.
$5
to be
shares are
a
Co., Ltd. above.
Bee Patican
%
1955—Month—1954
1955—8 Mos.—1954
$3,765,278
$2,605,270 $27,513,899 $22,294,993
2,822,071
2,688,568 21,069,532 - 21,990,723
Period End. Aug. 31—
of
shares
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
Changed—
Co. Ltd.—Name
Patican
i
Monday, October 17, 1955
.,,
(1572)
31,
that
accounts
and
1954,
date
all
monitors
Holding
Reo
its
assets
receivable.
personnel
Corp.
have
sold
involved.
all
consisted
of
its
entirely
physical assets,
of cash, notes
3, 1955,
the dis¬
cash and
directed an initial liquidating dividend of $20 per share, which was
followed by a second liquidating payment of 8%/
in September, 1955.
TelAutograph
Corp.,
between
November,
1954," and
January,
1955,
purchased a total of 56,700 shares of Reo common stock, or approxi¬
mately 10.3%
of the outstanding stock.—V. 182, p. 1018.
stockholders
tribution
authorized
from
time
to
At
the
special
meeting on
March
liquidation of the company and
time
a
of
liquidating
dividends
in
Volume 182
Number 5473
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Both
offerings
'•
series
series
314'*
4 %
B,
August—
Net
from
Net
ry.
1954
1955
from
Gross
Potomac RR.—Earns.—
series
525,967
805,717
203,998
290,113
23y,708
18.150./191
17,881.718
19.010.669
19.0^5.299
income
$2,209,409
$1,999,919
Net
ry.
railway
railway
from
—V.
6,149,708
182, p.
5.643,693
6,365,246
2,074,496
2,271,142
to
scribed
and
fiscal
The
Treasurer,
This
reported
with
compared
$1,975,022
ended
year
in
June
30,
First
Oct.
on
$4,000,000
Craven
$2,296,998
of
revenues
the
increase
from
The
earned
income
losses
Net
of
$111,672
Federal
in
1954
of
and
$257,170
$359,231
in
the
past
from
the
airline
U.
S.
in
C-46
four
addition
In
of the
report showed.
is
to
expanded
of
total
a
Craven
states.—V.
its
planes
21
joint
a
Corp.
statement,
cargo
its
over
Corp.
Frank
and
Oct.
Vincent
announced
According
7
Riggio,
for the
bases
contract
Air
to
O'Neil-Dunne
Mr.
and
and
Stone
stock
percentages
F.
Tucker,
&
S.
Co..
4.375
Co.
Riggio Tobacco
of
Riggio,
broad
a
launching
the
sales
of
production,
new
Tobacco
will
Corp.
B
&
Co.—
2.75
$7
Blair & Co. Incorporated
Little & Hopkins, Inc
2.75
scribed,
2.00
This offering was not underwritten.
7.00
L.
7.0J
Co.,
Higginson
F.
Rothschild
Inc._
Offered—Tellier
& Co., Jersey City, N. J., on
publicly an issue of 3,000,000 shares of
(par 1 cent) at 15 cents per share on a
offered
stock
common
best efforts basis.
will
sold, monies
refunded.
be
The
net
ment
If 85% of the issue is not
to losses
Oct.
on
tiled
3
(minimum)
stock
four
each
to
shares
Leonard
to
of
and
held
to
are
letter
a
offered
be
shares
proceeds
Roosevelt Oil &
$29
at
(maximum)
7,453
stockholders
shares
basis
a
on
the
with
notification
of
share, without under¬
replenish working capital
flood.—V. 177, p. 2133.
be
used
per
to
Refining Corp.—Sale—
Refineries,
above.—V.
Inc.
182,
959.
p.
Rose's 5, 10 & 25-Cent Stores, Inc.—Sales Up—
:
Period End. Sept. 30—
1955—Month—1954
$2,097,061
182,
1955—9 Mos.—1954
$1,957,497 $15,472,007 $14,574,514
1118.
p.
that
corporation,
net
of
saies
products
pared witn $&4,39b,ii4
income
Net
the
for
in
fiscal
and
182,
to pay for
exploration and develop¬
year's net
previous year's
fiscal
1955
research
and
per
of
net
number
same
The
income
year
20,
10,000,000
Ritter
F.
The
Shumway, President,
shares
preferred
Sept.
on
Oct.
on
to
the
to
$2.*o
a
share
equal to
was
Sears Roebuck
per
the
have
be
this
various
company's
coordinated
been
now
has
recently
air-conditioned
is
it
planned
moved
that
this
to
increased
prompted
Sales
than
into
right
as
80.000
shares
granted
the
of
preferred
stock
for
in
with
July
resulting
a
improved
suburban
a
1955
31,
$19,073,664
and
sub¬
evident
182,
Ira
in
in
of
the
stock
common
certificate
in
accordance
with
incorporation
under
which
the preferred stock was issued
Thus the issued capital stock of the
company now consists solely of 240.000 shares of no par value com¬
mon
stock having a stated value of $10 per share.
All of this stock
Is outstanding except for 5.374 shares which
are
held in the com¬
pany's treasury under option to 11 key executives for purchase in
accordance
The
the
with
board
share
of
ingly,
held
the
directors
about
shareholders,
RKO
Proposed
Atlas
a
of
split
will
by
presently issued,
per share.
Accord¬
$5
of
meeting
expected
stock
common
share
each
value
par
is
the
split
for
special
a
It
stock
merging
provide
Corp.
shareholders
that,
if
become
for
contemplated
1334.—V.
approved
be
to
the
by
early
effective
be
in
Atlas
of
exchange
Corp.
for
in
ratio
the
of
RKO
stock
in
Corp.
and
present
stock
in
one
reorganized
the
share
of
shares of present RKO Pictures stock.
5'/<
that
182,
the
Atlas
would
company
consolidating
or
that
and
present
is
It
also
Wasatch
cluded i.i s'.eh merger
p.
call
30.
Corp.
and other companies will be in¬
consolidation. (See also Atlas Corp. in V. 182,
o»-
1380.
p.
ry.
working
$37,840,106
and
(with
current
income—
to
1954
1953
$427,417
$466,525
56,719
79,935
40.834
8,611
50,825
*4,639
3,132,280
509,368
3,010,973
270.940
216,614
*131,951
*167,228
has
3,712,700
182,
p.
Paper
—
in
secondary offering of 20,000 shares of common stock
5
by Estabrook & Co. at $30.50 per share, with
of $1.10 per share.
It was completed.
the
Rochester Gas
The
Electric
&
corporation applied
for
new
shares
share
permission
for
nounced
will
to
offered
be
each
to
the New
additional
200,000
stockholders
t.o
held.
seven
Corp.—Plans Financing—
13
Oct.
on
Issue
The
price
and
York
P.
S.
Commis¬
shares.
common
The
this
be
new
the
basis
of
offering
dates
will
on
one
be
later.
Proceeds
to
be
181, p.
in
used
the
company's
five-year
revenues.
oper.
expenses
construction
1080.
Net
revenue
a
Income
Other
Rochester Telephone Corp.—Offering to Common Stock¬
holders—Holders of common stock of record Oct. 6 are
being issued warrants to subscribe at $18 per share for
aggregate of 195,312 additional shares of the common
stock (par $10) on the basis of one share for each four
an
held,
The
subscription offer, which is being
group headed by The First Boston
underwritten
by a
Corp., will expire at 3
PROCEEDS—Net
will
be
applied
previously
to
to
continue
$8,385,000
mately
will
the
phone
be
same
Corp.,
State,
the
to
dial
BUSINESS—An
York
proceeds
finance
its
the
equal
1955,
after
city
adjacent
EARNINGS—Total
July 31,
$3,200,000
the
these
additional
of
bank
in
notes
common
incurred
utility's telephone service and
The company estimates that
purposes
in
1955
and
approxi¬
telephone
on
of
Rochester,
third
Rochester
largest
city
Tele¬
in
New
operating revenues
for
the
12
months
ended
to $18,285,000 and net Income was $1,497,000
dividends to $1.53 per common share.
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
quarterly rate of 25
cents
on
a
the
common
share.
125,522
1,065,081
1,019,635
$883,363
$9,310,723
$5,721,609
income-
63,634
55,856
538,101
income
$1,369,604
$939,219
$9,848,824
$6,161,887
way
from
oper.
rail¬
ry.
306,184
227,737
2,796,660
2,494,453
$1,063,420
$711,482
$7,052,164
$3,667,434
income—.
55,738
26,970
376,549
4,135,890
income—.
Gross
$1,119,158
$738,452
$7,428,713
$7,803,324
Deductions
income
Net
income
oper.
from
gross
income
182,
St.
p.
77,214
79,260
647,024
671,144
$1,041,944
$659,192
$6,781,689
$7,132,180
—
—
__
1224.
Regis
Uranium
Corp.
stock
are
currently
at
the
(Colo.)—Stock
City,
PROCEEDS—Trie
net
Offered—
Sept. 26 offered
stock (par 1 cent)
on
publicly 1,500,000 shares of common
at 20 cents per share as a speculation.
electronic
control
of
focus
Resultant pictures, taken with these cameras, will bo
large-size curved screens in theatres by special projector}
National
p.
Inc.
Theatres,
trade
the
name
of
This new combined
"Cine-Miracle."
EFFECT
GIVING
TO
PRESENT
156,000 shs.
$2.50)
(par
will
process
FINANCING"
Outstanding
104,129 shs.
1224.
controlling
proceeds will be added to the general funds
of
the company,
and may be applied to payment for interest in
Squaw Park claims; exploratory drilling (wagon and rotary); mining
Control—
Consolidated
Headquarters
Calif,
at
this
in
interest
Mammoth
of
Sonoma
oil
will
company
up
and
to
Quicksilver
will
remain
at
San
is a Nevada corporation
other exploration.—V, 181, p. 2018.
Elack Mammoth
present.
in uranium,
Southern
A
11
a.m.
Construction
& Telegraph Co.—Bids—
(EDT)
on
&
Oct.
Mortgage
17,
at Room
2315,
Co., Inc„ Holly¬
stock
300,000
shares
of clasa
net
carry
of
on Oct. 6 offered publicly
at par ($1 per share).
corporation
common
The
land,
other
proceeds are to be used to retire $34,000 of mortgage,
$100,000 additional accounts receivable, $50,000 for purchasa
$100,000 for reserve for future contingencies, and remainder
corporate
purposes.
located at 307 So. 21st Ave., Hollywood, Fla., wa.9
Florida cn March 29, 1954.
| The principal occupation of the company is that of a general con¬
tractor
specializing in commercial buildings, apartment houses and
residences on a non-speculative basis wherein contracts are negotiated
with the property owners; commitments for permanent mortgages arc*
obtained,
principally
from savings and loan associations prior to
building.
Mortgages
representing the
difference between the first
mortgage and the customer's down payment are frequently carried
by the company, and earn 10'/
interest.
The company also builds
and operates
apartment houses for Negro occupancy, as an invest¬
ment and has at the present time units in Dania and Hallandale, Fla.
In
Dahia
the
company
owns
six apartment buildings, with three
units each, or a total of 18 units; in Hallandale the company owns
two
apartment buildings, one consisting
of two units and one c*
four
units.
All
of
these
apartment buildings, both in D^nia and
This
corporation,
incorporated
Net
with
Broadway, New York, N. Y., receive bids for the purchase from it
$30,000,000 40-year debentures due Oct. 15, 1995.—V. 182, p. 1331.
for
income.
lenses
wood, Florida—Stock Offered—
440,278
M. J. Reiter Co., of New York
area.
amounted
preferred
138,823
ry. oper.
of
Southern Bell Telephone
The
.
to
Total
type of business of the company is the
lenses and 'other photographic equipment
licensing of the use cf the same.
The company
recently in the development stage, having been en¬
stock
Black
The
Deductions
general
cameras,
under
182,
moth.
$18,651,208 $13,384,727
1,056,897
1,001,061
7,218,507
5,642,422
$1,305,970
—V.
company.
468,497
taxes—
oper.
Non-operating
Oct. 24, 1955.
1956.
independent
its
sale
of
program.
for
In
the
on
of
payment
expansion
amount
serves
and
from
conversion
required
(EDST)
p.m.
ry.
123,717
the company (not in¬
this offering); for the
incurred by
connection with
in
production of motion pictures.
contract
has
been made
between
the company
and
Theatres, Inc.
whereby the
company
grants an exclusivo
National Theatres, on favorable terms to the company, tj
by
engaged
taxes-
Federal
Other
$1,601,099
held
shares
corporation has been acquired by
Mining Co. and a group of Chicago
and Vancouver,
B. C., investors.
H. D. Tudor, President, has been
succeeded in that office by J. M. Powelson, President of Black Mam
the
of
131,090
previously
Sonoma Quicksilver Mines, Inc.—New
Ry.—Earnings—
1,187,594
five
Authorized
—V.
The
1955—Month—1954
1955—8 Mos.—1954
$6,053,740
$4,718,858 $44,117,483 $39,265,552
3,290,263
3,117,759
25,466,275
25,880,825
$2,763,477
each
,
a
purpose.
Common
made
dealer's
from rail¬
way
operations—
State, Cty. & City taxes
for
the
known
195
Federal
shares
Southwestern
oper.
or
(par
was
an¬
*
are
program—V.
St. Louis
share
new
privilege).
stockholders of
before Oct. 20 for
$2.50)
at $5.50 per
common
on
and
CAPITALIZATION
Co.,
Period End. Aug. 31—
its
stock
and exhibit motion pictures taken with the Smith-Dieterich
National Theatres has arranged
with Smith-Dieterich
for
of cameras, lenses and accompanying equipment for
designed
managing underwriter, on Sept. 27 offered pub¬
licly 25,000 of the 125,714 shares of common stock originally offered
lor
subscription by stockholders.
Marketed at $32 per share, this
offering was oversubscribed.—See also V. 182, p. 1224.
Railway
Railway
to
subscribe
common
manufacture
projected
concession
&
to
produce
system.
Stock
Oct.
(N. Y.)—Stock Offered—
to
one
development
the
in
Francisco,
sion
over¬
1504.
will be used as follows: To pay expenses
connection with obtaining additional patents;
for
The
of
until
been
National
Co.
of
incurred
1938.
rental
use
license
Croix
Estabrook
6,
the
gaged
for
1018.
Subscriptions — Of the
125,714 shares of common stock (par $12,50), which were
offered for subscription by common stockholders of rec¬
ord Sept. 22 at $29 per share, 116,671 shares were sub¬
scribed for up to and including Oct. 6, and the remain¬
ing 9,043 shares were taken by the underwriters and
reoffered on Oct. 7 to the public at $31.50 per share,
together with a secondary offering of 21,218 shares at
the same price. The financing has now been completed.
A
quickly
were
p.
proceeds
fees
fees
development
*147,516
3,271,792
in
legal
of
legal
Recently,
♦Deficit.—V.
on
182,
offered
30
oversubscription
incurred
Aug.
on
216,912
123,889
basis
the
on
an
be
and
income—
oper.
1,923,136,664
repayment of certain loans from shareholders, and for working capital.
Smith-Dielerich Corp. is a New York corporation with its principal
office at 50 Church St., New York, N. Y., having been Incorporated
1952
$405,780
Sept.
on
the right
additional shares of
cluding
35,773
railway—
railway
■
from
ry.
2,165,833,171
associates,
and
14
Sept.
PROCEEDS—The
working capital of $28,334,380
earlier.—V. 182, p. 1380.
1955
from
Net
Net.
Co.
See details in V.
comoany
17,355
share
conditions
From Jan. 1—
Gross
&
Smith-Pietericli Corp.
The
RR.—Earnings—
oper.
St.
to
138Q.
p.
for
plans
Corp.
Pictures
surviving
or
share
two-for-one
182,
plan.
advisable
have
to
of
Pictures Corp.—Merger Terms—
Pictures
RKO
it
will
Nov.
the
December.—V.
option
additional
an
thereafter
or
on
stock
deems
now
issuance
each
the
Net
their
1955—8 Mos.—1954
$
264,271,603
on
Haupt
record
net
year
railway
$437,826
railway—93,572
from
1955—Month—1954
1018.
p.
subscribed.
location.
totaled
from
Net
Co.—September Sales Up—
of America—Securities Sold—The public
Oct. 5 of $600,000 6% convertible subordi¬
nated debentures, due Oct. 1, 1975, at 100%, and 110,000
shares of common stock (par $1) at $5 per share, through
completed negotiations to purchase
building in the town of Rye, N. Y.
offices of the corporation will
the
spring of 1956.
Expectations of
costs
to
move
on
$9,505,726,
Gross
&
299,186,778
offerings
report
the
be
were
Servo Corp.
the
share,
divisions,
and,
should
program
$150,000,000
to
was
stock.
common
common
executive
reduced
this
assets
office
the
location
efficency,
Current
coordinated
$50,000,000
program
$
$3,633,067,
higher
33',/
$1.83
to
financing
Period End. Sept. 30-
—V.
amounted
sha.e on tne
and
from
company
-
corporation
modern
and
from
public."
The
a
in substance:
said
11
all
During the week ended Oct.
8
the
converted all of the 20,000 shares of preferred
shareholders
stock
Oct.
on
announced.
See V. 182, p. 959.
announced,
but
the share¬
holders were told that "it is apparent that additional funds will soon
be
needed for
our
capital expansion program.
Various methods 'of
financing, including bank loans, straight debt obligations, convertible
debentures, and common shares, are being studied. A major financing
program
will probably be undertaken by next spring; but no final
decision has yet been reached regarding the precise type, amount, or
date of the financing.
Commenting upon the company's capital requirements, Thomas B.
McCabe, President, reported that expenditures for plant facilities will
total more than $22,000,000 in the last half of 1955, and may reacit
$50,000,000 in 1956.—V. 182, p. 1380.
outstanding.
of
programs
afliliaies
Rutland
1955.
has
President,
authorized number of common shares
an increase
In the authorized in¬
in the
40,000,000,
the
definite
No
the present fiscal year when new Royal McBee automated
equipment currently being developed is scheduled to be presented
office
Stock Converted—
called
20
31.
basis
approved.
31, 1955, reports
to $84,694,569 com¬
"results
August—
directors
redemption
Damenberg,
to
of
payment
Ritter Co., Inc.—Preferred
stock to stockholders at
has been 100% sub¬
common
l-for-13
increase
an
debtedness
July
period
common
$2,791,121,
of
ended
amounted
services
equal after preferred dividends
The
liabilities
720.
p.
of
a
R. Scott, 3rd, Vice-President and Secretary, on Oct. 6, in a letter
stockholders, said at the special meeting of shareholders held on
from
preceding lioCal year.
tne
in
the
compared
etc.—V.
Louis
Sept.
Royal McBee Corp.—Reports Earnings Up 33%—
This
have
proceeds are to be used
expenses,
18,279 shares
share on
per
to
curing
11
Co.—V.182,
Savoy Oil Co., Inc.—Stock Sold—The recent offering
4.375
of
&
Mining
Uquirk
2.75
Lee
Rutty
said,
Oct.
from
and
family,
Scott Paper Co.—Plans Major Financing Program—
5,883
for
sidiaries
Rio de Oro Uranium Mines, Inc., Grand Junction, Colo.
his
7.00
common
share
See
at
remain
and
860.
p.
1118.
covering
with
headquarters
of
Riggio
Drive, Brightwaters, N. Y.
—Stock
Wrignt
unpatented mining claims
29
Squaw Park in the Yelilow Cat district in Grand
claims were purchased by
the company from
2.75
7.00
Beane
Chester
consist of
properties
as
These
Co:p
Sage,
Co
&
known
area
Utah.
Secu-
Anthony &
Park
Squaw
an
County,
7.00
Moseley
The
in
Corp.
3,500,000 sua,
was
Mineral Belt."
sub¬
not
are
as
Webster
&
rities
sustained in recent
President of Rembrandt
President
Mr.
by
Corporate
Orinoco
respective
severally
stockholders.
common
7.00
due
Force
the
that
corporate setup will be marked
marketing expansion program.
new
pre¬
.
have
Vo
net
route,
present
majority interest in the Riggio
Tobacco Corp. has been purchased by. Rembrandt International.
Mr.
Riggio will continue to serve as President of Riggio Tobacco Corp.
on
the
7.00
Sales
O'Neil-Dunne,
Patrick
&
class
Riggio Tobacco Corp.—New Control—
In
Co.—
Co
corporation
—V.
Tobacco
cumulative
thereof.
below
common
7.00
writing. The
aircraft
including
818.
p.
in
of
series
said.
increased
182,
of
com¬
currently operating a $2,500,000
carrying military cargo between
Force,
western
has
Airlines
planes
Mr.
handling
Craven's
Mr.
Riddle
cargo
DC-4s,
to
also
Air
months
12
nine
and
shares,
SEC
after
authorized 7,500,000
C-46s
to
shares
named
of
Bonbright
Sachs
132, p.
one
cents,
pany's
In
condiuions
to
Outstanding
5,000,000 shs.
—_
W.
1953.
taxes,
17
subject
Rogers Corp., Rogers, Conn.—Files With SEC—
taxes for the
as
compared
before
$416,231
totaled
taxes
earnings per
share
of common
stock
were
9.3
for the 3 860.000 shares issued and outstanding
fleet
unlimited
is
Rico,
in
profit
net
a
is
initial
company,
22.25
__—:
Fenner
airline,
which
operates
showed a more than
1954 to $5,392,554 in
1955,
Puerto
and
$1,064,270
after
60,000
the
oLer
Corp..
&
&
B.
Co.
The
company
Net
the
cent)
one
incorporated in Delaware on June 13,
1955, for tne purpose of acquiring interests in mining properties, ex¬
ploring and developing such properties and general engaging in tha
business
of
mineral exportation.
This corporation is tne successor
to a corporation having tne same name, incorporated in Colorado for
similar mining purposes on July 30, 1954.
The Carpenter Ridge Group consists of 66 unpatented mining claims
under the control of the company located in Montrose County, Colo.
Of such number of claims 57 thereof are owned by the company &nd
the remaining mine claims are held by lease to the company.
The
company
owns
a
group
of three unpatented mining claims
known as the Poppy claims in the Slick Rock district of San Miguel
County, Colo. The Poppy claims are located in the so-called "Uravaa
scheduled
all-cargo
Florida
the
976,562 shs.
mortgage
mortgage.
shares
Kidder, Peabody & Co.—
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce,
and
1954
in
D.
Goldman
said.
year.
with
of
York,
New
the
the
Corp
Barney
Weld
&
9.
operating
Boston
White,
1953.
assets
said
Underwriters
of
said
issuance
their
in
which
to
1,250,000 shs!
under
constitute
from
such
Securities
George
expanding
—V.
Total
between
but
of
series
pursuant
Smitn,
air
freight
new high of $3,279,301
T. Craven, Vice-President
Peter
3,790,000'
'
%
1018.
Riddle Airlines, Inc.—Had Successful Year—
the
series
5'/c
bonds
2,*13,623
Operating revenues
from
Riddle
Airlines'
business jumped nearly $1,000,000 to reach a
8,500,000
par
value)——
par
contained
below,
for
Union
for
($100
further
purchase
forth
set
7,419,776
1,929,407
_
income
oper.
stocks
amount,
in
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
7,50J,000
(par
BUSINESS—Corporation
—
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
from
Net
principal
restrictions
ferred stock,
Prom Jan. 1—
Gross
of
tlssuable
$2,217,034
731,283
182,010
$2,036,783
7,500,000
stock
Common
60,030 shs.
($10
to
5,000,00J
and for general corporata
and machinery,
$6,238,000
5,000,000
;
stock
and
$6,238,000
1987—
100,000 shs.
issuance
as
1952
,
597,340
railway
railway
oper.
1953
1981-.,
:
*The
&
1,
13
and working capital.
CAPITALIZATION
„
1,
x.
preferred
Common
Richmond, Fredericksburg
.
Oct.
i
value)
*
April
due
C, due Nov. 1, 1989—
fund debentures due Dec.
sinking
5%
due
A,
—Unlimited
series
1, 1963
•(Cumulative
959.
page
lk 'k
3Va 'U
2
Outstanding
Authorized
—
bonds___^l—L_
mortgage
exploration equipment
purposes
-
/.
First
quickly completed.—V. 182,
were
and
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT Tb PRESENT FINANCING
Rich's, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A secondary offer¬
ing of 25,000 shares of common stock (no par) was made
on
Sept. 15 by Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner at $20.50 per
share, with a dealer's discount of 90 cents per share.
On Sept. 13, a secondary offering of 3,500 shares was
made by Robinson-Humphrey Co. and Courts & Co. at
$21.50 per share, with a dealer's discount of 75 cents per
share.
(1573)
Hallandale,
The
Inc.
in
were
company
and
Mercury
built
in
1955.
■
^
has two corporate affiliates, Suburban Const. Co.,
Apartments, Inc., both of 307 So. 21st Ave., Holly*
(Continued on page 53)
j
The Commercial
(1574)
14
Per
DIVIDENDS
Hercules
Dividend announcements
tables.
In
first
the
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
we
are
nounced during the current week.
second
a
in which
table
Then
show
we
the
we
follow with
previ¬
payments
payment date.
Per
Aerovias
Company
Share
7%
Airfleets,
Inc.
American
Home
Extra
__
Power
&
(stock
4
4%
11-21
10-21
Jewel
12-24
12-10
12-24
12-10
5%
12-14
11-14
5%
dividend).,
Light—
the
Securities
Class
and
Exch.
Oil
Corp.
(quar.t
Stock dividend
Co.
of
N.
10-
3
10-
3
9
11-10
50c
12-
1
11-16
12-12
11-14
for
each
(L. S.) & Co.—
4'A"it preferred (1947
500
shares
12-12
Banco de los Andes
&
Best
Oil
Blue
_—■
and
from
21c
Booth
from
lie
10-31
10-17
capital
from
(9c
50C
11-15
10-25
Lorain
12-10
11-23
Louisiana
income
30c
gains)
Fisheries,
common
(quar.t
Burmah
Oil,
Central
Coal
Central
Electric
Central
Power
4.20%
Chain
Ltd.
&
preferred
Store
Chemical
4%
pfd.
(Mass)
(stock
Cleveland
dividend)
Clinton
Builders
Supply
(monthly)
Foods
Monthly
Monthly '
Coca-Cola
$3.50
Co.
(St
Co.,
6%
Consolidated
Press,
8%
Di
3 'A %
Giorgio
pfd.
Corp.
11-15
10-24
12-31
10-15
10-
11-
10-14
31 'Ac
$1.0G'A
37%c
(quar.)
10-14
at this
2-1-56
11-
+12c
1-16
1
10-20
12-
1
11-
2
12-
share
this
plus
Co.
Co.
called
$104
New
York
New
3
11-
7
12-
3
11-
7
11-15
10-31
12-
11-
2
11-
2
49c
12-
40c
1-5-56
25c
11-22
11-
t25c
12-15
1
$1.25
12-
$1.18%
12-
1
11-15
12 %c
12-
1
11-15
15c
(quar.)
11-
1
10-17
1
11-15
10-24
10-
6c
11-
8
10-17
11-
8
10-17
20c
11-
1
10-15
15c
11-28
11-17
62»/2c
11-28
11-17
68%c
11-28
11-17
Z
1953
Grain, Ltd.,
Fireman's
R.
.
series
$1.40
Insurance
Increased
common
(quar.I
preferred
Federal
I
(quar.)
of
(quar.)
pref.
*35c
10-19
11-15
10-17
R.
Banking of Georgia (quar.)
Ford Motor,
Ltd., ordinary (interim)
Foremost
Dairies, common
(quar.)
11-
1
12-
preferred
I I
(quar.)
Industrial Securities Corp.
1st preferred
(quar.)
& Co., common
(quar.)
6
10-21
25c
1-3-56
12-15
$1
1-3-56
2%%
1
12-15
$3.50
Gale
87%c
ZZZ-
Public
$5^50
$6
IZIIIZI
above
15
three
share
ferred
at
idends
11-15
$110
at
Giant
Nov.
at
holders
16
shares
of
preferred
Goodyear
Growth
itial
Tire
(s-a)
&
Rubber
Industry Shares,
from
investment
Hagerstown
Gas
Halliburton
Oil
Increased
Well
Series
Hartz
per
(J.
Havana
6%
11-
Common
A
Ritter
Co.,
for
Co.,
$4.25
this
Ltd.,
approval
on
Nov.
preferred
redemption
share plus
F.)
to
meeting
on
1
dividend)
class
A
11-15
11-
50c
12-15
11-15
preferred
10-31
10-19
11-
10-15
12-28
12-12
3-28-56
7%
10-20
Stock
4%%
$1.50
11-15
10-21
American
11-16
10-18
1-2-56
12-
2
American
12-
2
12-
2
9-30
10-31
9-30
12-10
11-25
12-10
11-25
100%
12-10
11-25
American Thermos Bottle
American
Viscose
American
11-15
10-24
$5
10-24
10-24
U.
12-
11-15
10-24
11-15
10-24
Anaconda
10-31
10-15
Anderson,
10-31
10-14
11-10
10-22
11-10
10-22
Pulp & Paper Mills,
$2.80 preferred
(quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
11-
1
10-11
11-
1
10-11
10-20
12-15
12-
1
12-
1
11-
11-
1
10-14
4
6
9
11-25
10-25
10-13
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
50c
(quar.)
A
10-31
10-21
(quar.).
70c
12-
5
11-15
12-
5
11-15
$15c
Ltd—
3d
ordinary
per
tax
of
37.5%.
Divi¬
9-30
U.
to
Nov.
split
30
on
1
the
Aro
10-15
20c
1112-
1
11-
1
5c
1.6
12-
1
11-
1
1
Income
2nd
1
10-14
10-31
10-20
10-31
10-31
10-20
60c
10-15
10-10
45c
quar.)
11-
7'Ac
12-13
11-30
11-
1
10-15
56'Ac
(increased
11-25
5c
Gas
quar.)
11-25
12-15
7'AC
(increased
12-15
20c
Co.
10-28
$25c
—
10-20
25c
quar.)
10-27
11-15
22c
(quar.)
11-
1
(increased
Jersey
Foil
Co.
dividend)
($1
par)
held
Vitamin
to
for
class
each
effect
Corp.
Y.)
6-1
(Five
of
Coast
quar.)
if" 2
12- 8
10-31
11"2®
11-18
W.
$1.02V2
10-28
Line
10-11
K
$1.08/4
11-1
11- 1
fS'fi
f
11- 1
10-11
RR.—
„
preferred
$2.50
933/4C
11-10
11- 1
10-25
10- 5
155c
80c
31'Ac
12- 1
10-17
11-10
11-15
30c
(quar.)
B
(s-a-)
preferred
Finance
Plywood. Corp., $1.25
Banking,
A
11- 1
10-30
10-30
10-30
10-30
10-30
11- 1
10-31
10-31
10-31
10-20
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
A
B
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
$2.25 conv. preferred
preferred
$1.50
(quar.)—_
Mfg.,
(L.
Ayres
4V2%
S.)
Co.,
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
4'/2% preferred (series 1947) (quar.)
Axe Houghton Fund "B"—
(15c from income and 90c from capital
preferred
—
Piano
Rubber
Baltimore
$2.50
$1.05
10c
10-27
10-31
.
10- 3
10- 6
$1.50 1-13-56
(quar.)
12-30
25c
10-27
10-17
40c
62%c
10-20
10-20
10- 5
10- 5
44c
Co.
11- 2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Transit, com.
Bangor &
11-14
Corp.
10-14
10-14
10-14
10-14
10-14
10-14
10-14
10-14
10-14
Co.—
preferred
Baldwin
15c
15c
15c
15c
37V2C
56V4C
30c
S1.12y2
$1.12V2
(quar.)—.—
gains)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baldwin
10-10
10-27
Co.—
&
convertible
11-25
10-15
4
(s-a)
pfd. (quar.)
conv.
prior pref. (quar.)
$1.20 conv.
Automobile
Avco
$1.60
Co.,
Nichols
Austin
11-25
10-20
9-30
$2.50
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-17
National
15c
10-28
10- 1
Insurance
(N.
Ltd.
9-23
J80c
J.)
11- 1
10-14
—
dividend
(Canada),
10-20
10-17
(quar.)
(extra)
10-27
11-15
Life
45c
10%
Hydro-Electric, common
Barber-Ellis
11-10
(quar.)
dividends)
Bangor
Stock
A
preferred
Aroostook RR.—
5% preferred (entire issue called for re¬
demption on Nov. 2 at 102 Vz plus this
Bankers
split-up)__
(increased
12- 1
11- 1
12-15
12- 1
$1.25
(quar.)
non-cum.
11-
shares
class
pfd.
preferred (s-a)
Atlantic Refining Co., 3.75% pfd.
5%
12-10
common
share
12y2c
56V4C
10-10
9-30
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
4.10% preferred (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)_
4.35% 2nd preferred (quar.)
12-10
25c
(accum.)
(quar.)
B
?20c
J60c
(quar.)__
4%
12-10
10c
City)
pfd.
$6
S.
arid
quar.)
(Jersey
Inc.,
1®"21
2/a^,
Gas
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. (quar.)
Electric—
37'Ac
._
10-10
City
35c
20c
Inc
11- 1
11- 1
10-21
10- 7
2
(interim)
Ordinary
Atchison
Atlantic
6%
(reduced)—
Cement,
11-30
10-15
$1-12'/2
25c
Electric
10-15
10-20
Inc.—
(quar.)
12-15
11- 1
62V2C
$1.121/2
Corp., 4Vb%
Industries,
Equipment
6%
6c
35c
A
11-1
15c
5%
Louisiana
Associated
6%
from
cents
9-30
11-10
t56l/*c
^—
Ltd., common (quar.)
preference A (quar.)
Corp.,
Common
from
10-20
12- 1
(quar.)
class A com.
Inc.,
Atlas
5c
(N.
B
Argus
8,/2%
com¬
Corp._
of
170c
dividend
Stock
10-11
10-13
Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd.
a
;l'_
cents
10-25
10-27
Ltd.—
^5c
Atlas
Insurance
S.
11-
special meeting
a
11- 1
75c
50c
preferred (quar.)
Appalachian Electric Power—
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
Argus Cameras, Inc. (quar.)
Atlantic
12-19
London..
about
42c
preferred (quar.)
Brand
12-
17'Ac
17'Ac
Fire
stock
4(2%
Anvil
$2.40
3s
Co.
&
(quar.)
Arkansas
common
Clayton
A
11-25
class
;—
Wire & Cable Co
Anglo-Canadian
10-21
Ltd.,
$1.25
J0"2®
for
(quar.)
dividend)
this
plus
10-28
gains)
(stock
10- 7
20c
9
quar.)_
(quar.)
A
11- 1
28'Ac
12-
S.
class
10-20
(quar.)
(increased)—
Corp.
preferred (quar.)
pfd. stock being called
prior
15c
at
11- 1
11- 1
10-20
10-20
redemption on Nov. 1 at $100 per share
11-15
Portland
U.
10-13
12V2C
25c
$1
(Unconverted
11-15
11-15
11-15
(4.4
Unit,
10- 7
11- 1
11- 1
10-20
Zinc, Lead & Smelting—
75c
or
Corp.
12-12
10-31
25c
10-17
75c
Co
New
12-20
$1.75
Corp
10-24
10c
(initial
10- 7
States Insurance Co. (Indianapolis)
10-14
7'Ac
Kellogg & Sons
of
$1.25
—
$2.50
(quar.)
City 9th
—;
(quar.)__^—
1
11-
Class
Special
Co.
10-14
B
10-28
Superior
Tudor
10-28
A
11-15
Spencer,
Trust
10-14
20c
25c
preferred
10-28
40c
Special Investments & Securities,
Tel Autograph
11-1
Lines
President
preferred (quar.)
Smelting & Refining—
7%
20c
vote at
preferred
10-28
11- 1
$ 10c
quar.)
(J. Hungerford)
4% %
5%
common
(increased
Common
55c
American
(bi-monthly 1
in
Natural
73c
37 '/2c
(quar.)
10-14
10-20
ZIV2C
—
30c
Ltd
10-20
income)
11-15
31'Ac
;
11- 1
11- 1
(quar.)
37 '/2c
$40c
A
25c
6%
Class
31'Ac
(quar.)_
<quar.)__.
preferred
investment
20c
(quar.)
9-29
11-2}
and
realized capital gains,
net
Natural Gas, com.
Class
70c
class
net
from
10-
of
capital
from
8s
American
$$1
pfd.
10-18
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
American Sumatra Tobacco
6%
11- 1
12- 1
(quar.)
common
50c
(quar.)
A
Co.,
preferred (quar.)__——
American Phenolic Corp. (increased)
stock.
10-20
10-18
10-14
American Mutual Fund—
10-17
distribution
a
Marietta
11-15
common
50c
20c
9-23
9-23
10-20
10-20
11-15
10-28
S1.12V2
1
5%
10-20
10-27
11-10
100%
preferred (quar.)—
20c
proposal
Dillon
50c
(monthly)—
12-
(quar.)
Trust
on
25c
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
10-14
Maize-Products
American
11-15
50c
income
will
75c
45c
dividend
1
Nuclear-Fund—
B
Smith
3-12
10-31
10-15
1
50c
final
Corp.,
Class
37'Ac
11-
meet¬
11-15
Corp.
40c
5% preferred (quar.)
Signature Loan, common (increased quar.)
and
(quar.)
25c
Co.
Products
American
Shirriff's Ltd.,
Lithographing Co.—
convertible
International
10-21
Engineering Co
quarterly
Class
11-
Home
American
10-18
__,
Serrick
$12 %
Distilling
American
11-15
1
(quar.)
held
realized
of
(quar.)
American
10-15
1
two-for-one
Scotten,
12-
$1 06'A
10-14
1
12-
proposed
a
12-1
11- 1
10-17
Theatres,
1
annual
on
12-15
quar.)
34 %c
Tobacco,
payable
&
10-
(entire
Dec.
1
11-
11-10
1-3-56
11- 1
10-31
50c
—
(increased
11-
1
933/4C
I2V2C
—
(quar.)
Co.
10c
Co.—
12-15
of
10)__
American Can
12-
11-18
(quar.)
common
preferred
10-14
1-2-56
12-10
(quar.)
11-
_a
class
Selection
be
Co.
11-
(quar. 1
&
J.)
less
(quar,)—
20c
(quar.)
proposed
Inc.,
1
(Brooklyn) —
Products,
B
Rhodesian
10-15
$2.50
50c
(Subject
10-26
Co.
Board
Box
Broadcasting-Paramount
11-
1-2-56
10-24
9-23
25c
30c
$60c
(initial
Co.
12-
11-15
35c
called
$102
1-3-56
3c
H-C-7
the
23
Dredging,
Inc.,
Electric
Initial
1
11-10
9c
(R.
Book
American
American
$i
11- 2
11- 1
10-20
(quar.)
income)
(quar.)
Randall
Reynolds
(quar.)—_______—_____
preferred
American
$1.12'/2
Extra
3c
at
Milk
$3.75
Amalgamated Sugar Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Amerada Petroleum (quar.)—
American Automobile Insurance Co.
(St.
10-28
$1.12y2
11-16
15c
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
common
1
quar.)
10-31
10-31
11- 2
of America, common
5
(quar.)
new
B
Corp.,
12-
(quar.)
20c
12- 1
12- 1
11-16
—
11-
Fund
Quinte
Science
50c
(quar.).
dividend
(M.^ A.)
issue
Puritan
Southern
A
shareholders
class
Stores
quar.)
11-15
i
Gamble
directors'
Cementing Co.—
Series
Organ
&
Allied
Aluminum Co.
11-21
9-30
tlOc
t27J/2C
(quar.)—________—
12-31
:__
Co.
preferred
New
.
Stock
Hanna
—.
50c
H-D
Extra
6%
Corp.
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Ltd.
Fuel
Prosperity Co.,
to
17'Ac
s-a)__
com.
preferred
Bank
Talbott,
&
25c
quarterly
Funds
Hammond
Pope
Radio
11-15
10-15
10-14
9-21
Year-end
Louis)
12-
10-28
11-15
10-20
*.
——'——
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products Co., common....
Scale
dend
15c
Z
4
15c
(quar.)
Petroleum
Pocahontas
common
ZZZZZ
(quar.)
(quar.)_
quarterly
Stockholders
9c
11-
11-18
50%
5c
*
Ltd.—
—
$1.25
(quar.)_
;
the
Management
income)
1
(quar.)
inc.)
net
preferred (quar.)——
Air-Way Industries—
New common (initial
5%
(quar.)
Royalties
Quarterly
Hamilton
Phillips
5V2%
31'Ac
quar.)|
___.
Pneumatic
Stores,
Common
,
50c
■
Extra
,
—
is
Z
12-
from
(quar.
93 %c
Co.,
Gas
ZZZZZZII"
Z
(quar.)_!ZZZZZZZZ
new common "(in¬
4
of
preferred
Increased
15c
ZZ
Extra
5%
4
11-
9-29
10-14
10c
Inc.
$1.25
at
of
mon
(quar.)
11-
1
common
preferred
Jan.
preferred
1st
and
common
1
12-
1
tl'/oC
Co.,
Jersey
1
12-
1
share
investment
vote
on
Roanoke
Mines
Rubber
One
12-
533AC
(increased
pre¬
Extra
4
60c
2%%
,_.
(quar.)
$110
option
11-
1
$1.06'A
quar.)
(quar.)
1st
Hawaiian
share
share plus the div¬
The
$4
convertible
the
10-20
•
per
into
11-
Pepper (Dr.) (see Dr. Pepper)
Pepsi-Cola Bottling
(L. I.)
(initial)
$110
convertible
10-21
10-14
3%
& Surety (stock div.)_
Fund,
(65c
Extra
Nov.
at
10-20
1
(quar.)
Peoples National
5.
Mascot
Goodall
$4
11-15
10-12
10-21
50c
$1.75
(quar.)
Consolidated Gold
Pato
10-20
1
6
Preferred
are
on
preferred
the
shown.
preferred
issues
preferred
$5.50
and
convertible
to
10-20
11-15
redemption
$6
4.50%
Paoific
10-17
24c
preferred
for
follows:'
share,
per
per
1
10-25
22c
called
as
1
11-
16c
conv.
preferred
being
11-
20c
preferred!
$4
preferred
The
15c
.
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
Service,
10-15
1
37%c
$1.50
preferred
A
(quar.)
General Bronze (extra)
General
11-
11-
10-31
11-
(increased
4'A%
preferred
1st
Reliance
Fulton
Affiliated
11-10
6'/2c
Electric
1st
10-15
5c
Stock
10-22
12-
(quar.)
redeemable
Proceter
-
10-17
11-10
11- 1
10-18
11- 1
1C0%
(quar.)___
Corp.
dividend
1
50c
(initial
com.
preferred (accum.)
(stock dividend)-.
Co.
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.—
12-21
split
5%
10-17
60c
(quar.)_
15c
9-30
10-20
Alloys, Inc.—
Aluminum
$1.10 convertible
11- 2
11-
4%
New
(111)
preferred
4.80%
7
Newark—
semi-annual
of
will
&
11-15
10-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Shoe
10-25
10-18
Communica¬
Electric & Gas,
five-for-one
1
10-18
1
5c
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd.—
4%
preference
(quar.)
11-22
9
1
11-
Agnew Surpass Shoe
(increased
Brake
5%
12-12
12-
11-
87'Ac
10-28
10- 4
10-25
(reduced)
$1
ing to be held
10-31
50c
Petroleum Corp., class A
$2.80
10-18
ld-28
55c
Fund
Aberdeen
Adams-Millis
H older$
6c
15c
Aberdeen
10-14
Acme
When
Payable of Ree.
2 7/10c
Inc
I.,
10-14
(interim)
Co.
net
preferred
Gas
Per
Share
Name of Company
M.
1
$31'Ac
(quar.)____
Marine
Inc.
Shore Gas
5'A %
4c
5lA%
Air
preceding table.
Aetna Casualty
Co
Stockholders
11-19
1
11-23
20c
A
4'/2%
9-30
11-23
:/
11-10
10-31
paid. The list does not include divi¬
this week, these being given in the
10-31
35c
dividend)
preferred
preferred
$4.50
North
per
(s-a)
preferred
11-
5c
Co.—
______;
from
Process
33A%
10-24
10-15
20c
Corp.,
A.
England Fund—
(Quarterly
10-19
10-19
New
Pacific
Extra
Fedders-Quigan
10-19
$25c
Shares
Co.,
York State
12-
(quar.)
Fate-Root-Heath
10-31
L
(quar.)
11-
___
Co
11-15
$3.50
&
Co.,
11-15
for
_______
Brothers
Casket
preferred
Neiman-Marcus
1
11-15
32c)
Fund
3
dividend)
(quar.)
1
50c
3%
(s-a)__
11-15
12-
from
(quar.)___
Income
12-
15c
at
10-31
12-12
75c
announced
35c
Industries,
12-
28c
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c preferred
0;1
Mutual
Napco
New
__
Farmer
preferred
1
"E".
Duro-Test
Corp.
Eastern
Sugar Associates
(initial)
Eddy Paper Co. Ltd., $1 class A (quar.)__
Empire District Electric, 5%
pfd.
(quar.).
Equity
5%
2
25c
year-end
Moore-Handley Hardware, common
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Munising Paper, 5%
1st preferred
11-15
50c
31
11-30
40c
pref.
give the dividends announced in previous
we
weeks and not yet
Adams BKpress
(quar.)
11-
(quar.)
preferred
Common
11-
15c
Oct.
37c
7oc
30c
(quar.)
Ltd., 6%
10-31
($2.48
Piping Co.
(quar.)
Minneapolis Gas Co.
(quar.)
Mississippi Valley Public Service—
1
:
issue
11-20
held
1
7
!____
Inc.
a
ordinary
Co.
200
Nunn-Bush
on
Duriron
Oil
each
12-
(quar.)
(Entire
redemption
Driver-Harris
for
11-15
Industries—
preferred
12-23
Aircraft
(stock
35c
;
series
11-21
Co.
11-15
10-24
10-24
10-20
11-10
11-10
34%c
3l'Ac
<quar.)__
50c
Mills
common
12%c
(accum.)
25c
Shares
9
dends
—
G.)
$1.50
8IV2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
1-11-56
9c
dividend
Oil
Below
35c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Standard
$7
50c
3%%
Corp.,
National
(quar.).
6
1-18
real¬
from
(quar.)_
Ltd.,
$2
A
W.),
Midwest
time)
;
A
V/.)
(F.
(quar.)
35c
preferred
$6 pfd.
class
1
1
ac¬
<quar.>__
Aircraft
iquar.i*
Dresser
4rc
11-
410c
no
Ltd., class A
(F.
Woolworth
(s-ay
(Arthur
Midwest
4
11-
25c
iquar.)_.
1
11-15
Co.,
4.30%
12-13
Extra
First
10-21
10-10
Co.
5%
1
12-
10-20
(quar.)
Trust
60c
11-
12-16
(quar.)..
Diversified
Dr.
Douglas
10-10
(quar.)
took
Woolworth
12-
of
International
Stock
11-16
(quar.)
Pepper
10-25
37 %C
Corp.
10-11
11-
10"2£
12-15
11-15
11-15
10-31
11-20
12-1
12- 1
12-12
(quar.)—
preferred
convertible
2-1-56
and
Investment
4'A%
10-25
1
(quar.):
Fruit,
B
10-31
(quar.)
pfd.
(initial)
common
Class
6%
common
debenture
Divco
$1.25 pfd.
payment
Refining,
Mfg.,
Voting
10-25
62 y2c
(quar.)
(Directors
Lighting
Dennison
Mead
tion
10-25
30c
(quar.)
common
Day-Brite
10-14
10-28
10-31
1-3-56
(quar.)
$4.25
Co.,
Textile
Oil
McKee
$2
Consolidated Theatres,
Class
B
(s-ai
Cuneo
10-20
87'Ac
Louis)
Dearborn
Consolidated
Crystal
10-15
1
15c
common
Corp.,
Terminals
on
1
15c
____
Gas Corp.,
preferred
tion
11-
10-31
5%
933Ac
________
Shares
Marconi
11-
50c
(extra)..
(quar.)
Pictures
Columbia
10-15
$1
(quar. 1
Colorado Oil &
Columbia
11-
$1
Woodall
Fui ds—
Metal
Special
15c
Bottling
Managed
10-15
10-19
20c
.____
preferred
Corp.
1
1
10-25
10-15
Holdings, Ltd.—
participating preferred
11-
2%
_
Colgate-Palmolive
Collins
5
75c
(quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (1947 seriest
(quar.)
4%
10-
$1.05
Estate
Products
11-30
10-15
1
common
Rice
common
1
11-21
A
10-31
$1
(quar.)__
Cherry-Burrell
4%
R
5%
Macco
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ileal
10-20
M
10-20
1
50c
Co.
Light,
1
11-
5%
_____
(s-a)
Gas
&
11-
$1
(interim!
Coke
&
10-25
11-15
25c
(quar.)
State
preferred
Industries,
11-
(quar.)
Witherbee Sherman Corp., $6 pfd. (accum.)_
12-20
SI
Co.
Telephone
7%
preferred
10-15
10-31
(quarterly
income
convertible
ll-lo
15c
(quar.)
common
1
5>/2%
iu- 5
10%
dividend)
(stock
Co.
Stores,
50c
<qu.ar.)_____.
gains
Oil
Auto
62%c
(quar.
Mutual
Fund,
capital
and
Eagle
11-
25c
&
investment
15c
preferred
4%.
10-20
—
Fund
30c
________
preferred
10-31
White
(accum.)_
preferred
(quar.)
Printing,
$3.50
$1.12%
(quar.)
(American shares)
Mutual
$1.25
Co.
Loomis-Sayles
(qaar.i
Electric
(quar.)
Ridge
—
(increased)___—
from
H.)
Lincoln
held)
Co.
Birtman
11-18
income
10-14
1
$1
capital gains
(quar.)
iquar.)______________
La
Crosse Telephone
(quar.)
Lancaster
Corp.
(quar.t___
Laurentide Acceptance, Ltd., 5%
pfd. (quar.)
11-14
1
12-
8c
(S. S.)
(S.
11-
(increased s-a)_
4c
National Insurance (quar.)_
15c
Fund (10c from earned
2c from capital gains)—12c
income
Line
White's
income 1
Kress
1
20c
______________
Ayres
series)
Value
/______
Kresge
10- 0
Utah-Wyoming
11-
(quar.).—_________
5%
common
Fund
l<J-lo
1C-15
10-24
25c
<quar,)__
Co.,
Johnson
&
Extra
Year-end
10-10
10-10
25c
w.
___
(One share of Standard
J.
10-31
15c
—
Inc
(quar.)__________
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co...
Argo
$1.44
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Anheuser-Busch,
L.)
Co.,
iu-^"
10-20
10"2®
11-30
(quar.)
common
preferred
Johnson
ized
Commission).
class A
Lines,
(F.
Knickerbocker
75c
President
B
preferred
11-1
11- 1
11-18
—.—.
Co.,
preferred
Tea
3*4 %
(Partial liquidating subject to clearance of
American
B
Power
$1.31!/4
4 'A %
;
!
series
Idahb
Jacobs
__
Maracaibo
American
1
11-
10-28
from
Corp."(quar.)
American
10-
11-18
11-17
40c
(quarterly
_.
Enka
10-15
25c
$ 1.37 A
5'A%
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Utah-Wyoming Consol. Oil
11-
trad¬
___.
Hygrade Food Products Corp.—
4% series A preferred
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
Shares
Business
income)
American
17'Ac
__
5%%
1-20
Husky Oil (stock dividend)
Hydraulic Press, class B (quar.)
Extra'
10-28
11- 1
10-20
2.
from
from land sales)
,'A%
11-15
1
30c
Holdera
Payable of Rec.
$1.50
pfd.
conv.
2-1-56
62 y2c
1955
37',2C
$6
Corp.,
Stores
Common
10-14
25%
(Joseph)
(quar.)
Bay Co.
(4% interim
ing and
1
When
Share
of Company
Peninsular Power—
(increased
quar.)
Upper
11-
Monday, October 17,
.
.
Per
Name
United
35c
.
Holders
Corp.—
Hudson's
20c
_
__
Products
changed to Hercules Gallon Prod¬
ucts, 7% preferred class A (quar.)__—
Holly Sugar, 5% preferred (accum.)
3'Ac
(quar. i
Control
net
Holders
Sud
Americana, Inc.—
convertible preferred A (quar,)*...
Allied
When
Payable of Rec.
Steel
When
Payable 0) Rec.
Name
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Name of
Share
Namq of Company
and Financial Chronicle
(Continued
on
page
50)
Volume
Number 5473
182
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1575)
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF YRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1954
40% Nov
1
49% Apr
8
Jan
7
115 % Apr
20
107
Jan
19
B3/* Jan
6
14 Yb Dec
31
13
Jan
6
106
10Ya Dec
5
5% Jan
39% Oct
111
Abbott Laboratories
3
4%
Feb
1
16% Jan
75/a Mar 23
14
LOW
STOCK
27
ABC
19
ACF-Brill
23% Sep
40%
107%
*107
Motors
_1
13%
1434
14
145/a
14%
143%
17%
18Ya
17%
18%
18
18i/4
Industries
25
58
593/i
;
Co_'
4
50 Vb Dec
30
46% Jan
18
71
Aug 25
24
56 V* Dec
30
53
Jan
18
79
Aug 25
4
26 Ye Dec
31
25 % Jan
6
353/b Sep
27% Jan
4
44% Nov 29
39% Jan
6
51
22
Oct
24 y* Jan
4
31
Aug 20
30
Jun
3
Jan
5
89
Nov
30
77% Jan
21
121% Aug
8
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__10
5
29 Yb Dec
8
20% Oct
14
30% Jan
4
Admiral
12% Oct
1.4
15 5/a Aug
24
Aeroquip
38
Air Reduction Inc
5%
Inc
common
Steel
40
40%
39 Ya
40 3/8
393/4
1083/4
♦107
109
*107
39%
14%
40
►107
1083/4
9.600
100
10834
141/2
14 3/a
14%
*18
181/4
18
18%
4,600
I
21,600
58%
60%
60
61
61
62 YB
61%
62%
67
67
67
671/4
68%
68%
69
69
1,100
31
31 %
30%
30%
30 5/a
313/a
31
31'/a
♦31
31%
5,200
1
Co
66%
10
preferred
Acme
Shares
393/4
Jan
20
the Week
Oct. 14
107%
39%
Sales for
Friday
Oct. 13
2.50
Vending Corp
PRICES
Thursday
5
Nov
61
SALE
Oct. 12
100
common
.
20% Jan
32
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 11
Oct. 10
_50
preferred
ACF
Par
AND
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
483/b Jan
14
YORK
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
44
45
43
43%
433/4
44
433/4
44
43
433/4
3,000
1,500
*65
22,000
"
68
18 Vt May
2'2
25 % Sep 12
34yb Sep
13
275/a Mar 14
Adams
Adams-Millis
Sep
2
33
Dec
29
Feb
24
123
Dec
29
107
Mar 15
141
Sep
22
23
155% Feb
3
172
July 29
157
July 28
170
Jan
5
2% Jan
4
6
Jan
20
22% Mar
104
12% Jan
3% Mar 25
3% Oct
11
21% Dec
4
29
17 Yb Oct
11
Dec
29
1093/4 Jan
7
111
Sep
6
14
18 Yb July 28
18
Jan
6
7%
28% July 25
72
12
85
80
Jan
3
913/4 Aug
Jan
Aug
2
', 7 V* Jan 26
Dec 29
3% Jan
4
9
140
Sep
29
210
Dec
23
209 % Jan
80
Jan
6
141
Dec
27
122
28% Jan
4
11
5
326
Jun
3
Mar 14
170
Jun
24
60% Sep
12
18
16
4
Dec
20
106
Jan
21
123
Sep
12
92% Mar 11
106
Dec
13
104
Jan
4
115
Sep
21
15% Dec
30
14%: Jan
7
104 % Dec
20
93
Jan
20
20% Aug 26
1223/4 July
6
May
6
8% Jan
71% Jan
16
Mar
19% Dec
16
19
Jan
3
28
Jan
40 Mi Sep
29
34%' Jun
7
37% Jan
55% Dec
3
97
Jan
00
147 3/b Nov
7
98
l7/e Jan
19
26
1
Dec
35
16
Feb
2% Oct
16
34
25% Jan
15
Jan
4
70% Jan
Nov
91
7
11% Jan
Dec
4
32 Yb Dec
139% Jun
20
56
Jan
4
66
Nov
5
9
Jan
4
37% Jan
4
Feb
100
36
1
May 31
27% Mar 15
31% Feb
65
2
70
15% Dec 20
14% Jan
6
6
84
6%
22 Vt Mar 30
56% Jan
Dec
20
Mar 15
41
33% Jan
100
Jun
15
lQ43/4 Mar
5
14% Jan
4
25 V4 Dec
31
4
19 y2 Dec
31
Jan
41
6
12
Oct
Yb July 26
107% Sep
Amer
16V4 Jan
22 Vb Jan
4Ya Jan
11
10
Dec
23
49 y4 Jun
17
21Y2 Mar
29
American
Cable
American
Can
483/4 Nov 29
43% Aug 31
47
Jan
3
383/4 Nov 29
35 % Jan
46 Ya
Sep
16
American
6
American
4
11
Jan
fifi% Dec
21
60
23 y4 Mar 17
29 Ya
27 Ys Mar 14
30 Yb Jun
6
4
99
Sep
29
433/b Mar 25
56
Dec
29
Jan
91
48
21
148 % Dec
21
140
114 Yb Dec
27
106
8
44
7
54 Y4
Sep
Jan
4
13 Yb Dec
39 % Dec
16
Chicle
17
4 V2V0
12
109 y4 Sej
4
12
52 Ys Jan
4
26
15 y4 Jun
10
127
33/4%
9
3
12Yb Aug 17
30
40
Jan
7
49
% Sep
6
American
Gas &
1
62%'Feb
1
773/4 Oct
14
American
33/4 Jun
30
5yb Apr
1
American
Hide &
2% Jun
28
4% Dec
31
Jan
28
32 y4 Oct
27
44% Jan
20
70
Nov
17
13
Jun
100
65
23% Jan
12
100 y2 Jan
19
21 Yb Feb
24
Jan
6
26
25 % Jan
20
29
30
107
4
173/4 Jan
11
30 y4 Nov
19Yb Jan 11
Nov
com—No par
Feb
15
6%
4
11
35/% Apr
7
94 y4 Jan
453/4 Jan
24
104
3.90%
6
Metal
313/a Sep
1
24Yb Mar 16
32
Jun
30
5 y2 %
7'/2 Jan
5
liy2 Sep
23
10% Jan
17
15
Jun
17
American
8 y2 Oct
11
13 3/a Jan
4
American
Motors
46 Y« Jan
6
60 % Sep
23
American
Natural
261/2 Jan
3
38 y2 Apr
11
American
News
39 Yb Jan
6
53 Y4 Mar
3
American
Optical
34% Jan
73 % Nov
23
67
6
101 % Sep
22
13 Yb Jan
24 Ya Dec
22
21 y4 Mar 14
273/a Jun
16
Amer
Jan
180% Nov
9
7
179 V2 Jan
5
7Yb May 25
9Y2Jan
3
22% Feb
24
42% Jan
13
27 Yb Jan
4
144% Jan
4
36
-
Mar 31
118% Jun
170
Jun
22
121 % Oct
11
1
623/4 Nov
17
47
74 y2 Dec
8
10% Feb
25
Jan
4-
55
Jun
13
6
137 Y4 Jan
4
142% Nov
5
16% Dec
6
14 Ys Jan
12
178y4 Dec"
7
J 72% Jan
13
30 Yb Apr
Aug 19
1
66 ys Dec
29
62 Yb Feb
21
22
138 y2 Feb
10
130% Jan
20
July
Jun
Apr 22
46% Aug 24
131 % Aug 12
37% Sep 13
64% Jan
3
121
172
19
45 Yb Dec
38Yb Mar 14
29
88 y2
20
17
*303/4
100
1
Sumatra
Tobacco
6
Water
American
33 Y« Jan
12
83
Aug 26
Anaconda
Co
6
72
Sep
21
Anaconda
Wire &
July 21"
23
40
110
Jun
Mar
20
7
Sep
7
34
Sep
26
44% Jan
3
52 y4 Mar 29
44% Oct
11
67 Yb Jan
28
15 Yb Nov
133/8 Jan
3
footnotes
see
23
.
29
page
26.
?2
343/4 Aug 29
14 /«
75 /b
25
Cable
84 /4
6.25
preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
Mining
No par
21.80
10
14
11/*
9 /4
66, b
9 /a
28/*■ 28 <'*
25
-—No par
15vs
140/2 141 /2
25
Hocking Glass Corp—
Andes Copper
43
176% 179
3 If J* If
28 %
18
series—.
Common
$4
'2
123
223
32 h
33 /a
48 /a
49 /2
83
83
5
—————50
6
103
45YsDec
Zinc
47%
If4% 165%
25
—25
Lead & Smelting—1
Jan
333/4 Mar 30
45%
Works Co com—5
series
52 !/2 Jan
413/4 Aug 13
109% Nov 24
common
American
Anchor
5
22
172
172
73/8
7%
31Y2 31 Yt
*54
56
100
10
6
47
29
Tobacco
Viscose Corp com
30 y4 Jun
Sep~15
Jan
82
1
American
1
Dec
Jan
28
No par
100
22
28 Y8 Aug
14
14%
8 ^
56 %
28 Ya
48
87%
22%
40Y4
cl B—No par
71Y8 Sep
5Y2%
Nov 23
21%
27%
31%
14%
8%
x54Y2
1
"
613/4
59
'
35 V4
27
27
30
30
*91%
26%
18_b
65%
60 %
353/4
*104% 107
34% 34%
45
46 %
28 /2
29 /a
*91 y2
93
53 3/a
158 %
*148
158
♦148
IIOY2
27
10,500
1,000
1,100
30
2,100
50
93
*91%
53 Yb
41,600
543/a
*148
158
40,600.
27
30
55 yb
54 s/u
55 3/a
54%
55 Yb
►148Y2
158
111 %
1,900
45
45 Ya
45 Y2
1,400
14%
14 Ya
14
14
1,400
49
49 Yt
48 3/a
48 3/a
1,800
1105/a
110 y2
111 Yt
110
110
110
44
44
45
45
133/4
14
14 Ya
14
48%
48%
483/4
483/4
36
36
35
35
17%
18
18
18 Yt
17 Yb
18 Yb
17Yb
18%
13,100
14 Yb
14%
14 Yo
15 Ya
15
153/8
15%
15 Yt
42,700
43
43%
43%
44
433%
443/8
43%
4378
17,500
733/4
743/4
74%
74%
75
77 y4
76
773/4
4,800
3YB
3 yb
3 YB
32%
*33%
3YB
3%
303/4
30 Y4
♦31
x44
Ya
♦35
36
*55
3 Yb
3 Ya
1,300
3Ya
30%
38
300
36
400
31
793/4
Ys
12
►101%
78%
79
78
78
y4
77 Ya
77%
2,600
12%
77
12
12
12
12%
12 Ya
12 Ys
1,500
101 y2
102
♦101 y2
101V2
29
*28
28 Ya
♦14
15
*14
15
104
903/4
32%
*104 y4
1,100
15
160
54
34 Yb
24%
34 yb
105 Ya
♦104
24%
24
90 >4
*89
♦104 y4
903%
26%
14
3%
190
21,100
♦89
903/4
32 YB
2,200
543/4
55 Yb
16,200
105 Ya
27 Ya
32
273/4
27%
31
*29
31
♦133/4
14 Ya
*133/4
14%
.
27%
*29
*30
27%
8YB
133/4
500
18,600
9
8YB
9
55 Yt
56
55
553/4
8YB
7,500 "
31
13 Yb
56
8%
55
29,000
24 Ya
*104 Y4
29%
83/4
363/4
105 %
23 yb
563/8
14
*27%
343/4
*104
105 Y2
33
♦104%
105 Ya
27
24 Yb
66%
55
78
105 y2
3/a
33
33
323/4
323/4
105 Ya
26Y8
28
*14
24 Ya
♦89
'
28
15
34 s/b
24 y4
23%
*89
30
102
28
♦104%
34 Yb
343/4
104
*101 Ya
102
28
*14
*28
53 %
26 Vi
*29Y4
25
common
33
55
*104% 105%
2
100
6%
52
30
32%
53 Yb
1
No par
preferred
Preferred
59.
100
104
104
23% 24-/a
*69
j0%
1
—
32 /2
77%
12 Y4
*10lYa 102
29
*14Ya
15%
35
35 /a
20
Co
43 /2
74 %
4
x77Y»
12%
Rights wi
Preferred
4
4
4
l_100
com
American TH & Tel co
11% Jan
4.
For
73%
45
14 /a
50
38
16 %
14%
100
29 3/b Aug 16
45% Jan
8% Feb
43
5
1
preferred
13
29% Jan
41
45
14
49 b
*37
17 %
14%
1
preferred
13
16 Ya Oct
123/4 Jan
6 3/a
*91% 93.
53% 553/4
*148% 158 Y2
110
110%
-10
Smelt & Refg com
Oct
9
Aug 13
21 Ya
63%
91 %
-100
26 % Jan
11% Sep 27
28
♦203/a
63%
27
preferred
25% May 17
9'
9% July
25% Feb
21 YB
6 3/a
27
30
noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
No par
6%
27%
*20 3/b
b'/a'
30
Std Sany common—_5
American
26 Ya
21 Ya
6 3/8
913/a
Co
79 y2 Sep
27 Yb
♦203/s
6 Y4
27
Refining com—100
141 % May 13
28 Ya
21 Yb
27Yb
93
Rad &
American
273/4
♦203/a
30
Sugar
19
26 yb
21 Vb
27
6%
7%
28,600
28Ya-
30
No par
Co
Co
300
27
&
Snuff
10,500
1051/4
1,600
American
7%
39 ya
1,600
Potash
American
-
32,100
70
39%
1051/4
39%
107
*105
1061/2
*104
18
175/b
♦68%
70
39%
39%
603%
Stores
31
105i/4
18%
18
♦68%
70
391/4
60 y2
American
July 21
105
•"/'
18 5/8
18'/a
♦68%
393/a
613/4
American
3II Sep
39%
260
613/8
18
203/4 Jan
187 3/9
18
69
17%
*67
2,700
71
61Y2
Aug 31
Apr 11
58 y4 Feb
145
18 Ya
68%
40%
10
30
*69
6i y2
Amer
50
156
71
6i y4
9
3
293/4
30
800
2,100
33%
104%
60 y2
21
29 Yb Feb
8
30
♦69
33 Yb
*103
41 Ya
11
31
121% Jan
30
71
2,700
61,000
41%
58 3/8 Sep
33% Dec
4
30
♦69
71
221/4
106
41 Yt
37 y2 Feb
25% Aug 30
44 yb Jan
5
Jan
1%
33 Yb
104'%
*103
104V2
70%
21 Ya
106
108
33%
33Ya
33Ya
♦103
71%
22%
703%
22
108
29 Ya
10
Co
Chem
'
108
15,100
41
•72 Yt Apr
13
333/4
105
:
22%
22 %
108
100
84
41 Yb
6
39 y4 Jan
22%
110
691%
-5
Gas
71
70%
71
22
82
41%
6
1613/4 Jun
86%
42
40Yb Mar 14
4
84%
40%
50 yb Jan
Oct
883/4
29%
44 Y2
29 % Jan
40 % Aug 17
125
Sep 27
85%
33%
43
61 Ya
27
30
Oct 26
170
86%
*103
42Y2
603/4
27
30
May 24
30
28 Yb
70
44%
57
45 % Dec
♦28%
69%
Safety Razor
a—5
American Seating Co—
—_i__ 10
American Ship Building Co—Np par
8YsDec 31
36
28 Yb
43
34
6% Jan
♦35
*28%
45 y4
Corp
27% Dec 30
Amer
169
35
28%
44 y4
convertible preferred.
42 % Dec
*23/4
36
*28%
423/4
Molasses Co
143/4 May 12
50 Ya Oct
7
1,400
35
♦35
28%
443%
—
20Yb Mar 14
2 Ya
2%
23/i
3
*2 Ya
36
69%
100
31
31,700
43 Yb
No par
Products
28,800
29%
—10
preferred
4%%
72%
1023/4
443%
preferred
American
6,300
71'A
1001/2
*28%
♦106
109
34
103
36%
73%
104 3%
*35
85
88
74
36%
72%
1021%
42%
Metal Co Ltd com
31
Jan
2yb
371%
293/4
Machine & Metals—No par
Dec
31
2Ya
373/a
363%
731/8
104%
353/a
72
102%
44 yb
Amer
Sep
73%
102%
42 yb
Amer
108
353/4
70%
42%
68 y4 Sep
Ya. Mar 25
35%
993/8
♦441/2
Investment Co of 111
Dec
6
75%
443/4
issued"
28
12
38
21,600
113
prior preferred
100
American Mach & Fdry common—7
25
15s/b May
*1093/4
42 yb
preferred
7
393/4 Jan
113
44%
Leather com
4
32 V4 Jan
*1093/4
42 Yb
SS Co—
Jan
93/4 Nov 22
114
6Ya
Electric Co—.
193/4 Apr
15
*109
5Y4%
16
13
63 Yb
111%
42Ya
413/b Mar 16
5
98
63 3/b
*108
No par
Ice Co common
American
*96
64 Yb
6Y4
International Corp
"When
14
98
633/4
42 Y2
Co
noncumulative
American
64%
64%
64
*96
98
*96
98
63%
1
American
36 3/, rw.
*96
900
.12.50
2
107% Feb
6,200
6 %
16
13
2,300
57
%!
114
273/8
Sep
10
37
56
*203/8
Aug
Sep
233/4
36%
57
137
1
_
Sep
2
Sep 29
233/4
363/4
56%
*103% 105%
100
14
89 y4 Aug 26
27% Jan 21
8
107
20
50
Apr
3 2 y,
25
363/4
563/4
*127
•
convertible preferred——50
American-Home Products—
1
105
24%
36%
56%
137
6%
23% Oct
23
54
Sep
OQI/2
103
Apr 21
283/a July 27
94 Ya Oct
4
e4»/2 Jan
100 y2 Jan
11
96 Y4 Jan
2
24
36%
69%
17%
*66%
39 %
—10
Mar 30
13 Yb
28
313/4 Dec
14
14
25
15
Jan
17% Jan
Jun
273/4 Dec
73a May 17
92
24
64%
1073/4
34
103
100
83
17
Jan
10,900
57%
22%
38
Jun 29
29
40
101
36%
97
20
Hawaiian
Mar 30
16
99%
*127
Lines Inc——40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
27
103
100
2,400
15yb
137
Export
Dec
15 5/8
*127
Distilling Co
42 Ya Dec
101
1023/4
15 Yb
135
Co__—_—No par
15 Yb Dec
15 Ye
*125
—
22
15%
23%
22%
American
Jan
15%
56 %
par
20 % Sen
54
11
115
36 »/2
2Ya
36
23%
Sep 29
40% Sep 22
48y4 Oct
*113
135
20
American Encaustic Tiling—__—1
American Enka Corp
___5
American European
Secur—No par
American
115
23%
98% 104
prior preferred
,
100
Cyanamid Co com
10
conv preferred series B_100
conv preferred series C-100
3Y2%
8
Sep
11
♦113
18,300
115
114%
70%
American
Oct
*110
36
100
Colortype
633/4 Sep
115
*107
No par
Cable
&
5iy8
*110
102
102
54,500
150
50s/a
115
♦109
15%
<
37
<L-25
Chain
*135
52%
30
8Yb
—
58%
23/4
*35
*28%
x85
73
Crystal Sugar com
100% Jan
Mar 15
115
100%
150
513/a
53'%
8%
•219
—
114%
118
1123/4
.
♦135
150
503/4
83/4
83/a
24
633/b
1
preferred
27
Apr
104 y4
1
American
2
511/a
18 3/b
1151/4
♦219
*135
150
49%
118
*
8Ya
♦219
*135
19»%
181/2
♦115
1151/2
85/a
8%
*219
151/2
16
*96
No par
common
8%
18%
18'A
185/b
*125
1
common
8 3/a Jan
26
8Ya
8Ya
*219
*134
154
50 %
52yb
*103
120
112% 112%
_50
Radio Corp
&
Co
333/4 Jan
76
90
common
23
Mar
♦89
com
com
Co
Dec
57
90
34 y4 Mar 10
*-'■
11% Sep
*89
1
American
July 11
12 Yb Jan
27
26 3/4 Jan
90
15
31% Jan
8
1%
Mar 14
91Y4 Sep
v
1C5% Jun 30
125 V2 Apr
71Yb May
12
Jan
253/b Aug 12
32Y2 Dec
5
*89
;
3
4
22
89
100
_lo
preferred
Inc
28
4
20% Jun
Shoe
93/4 Jan
27y4 Jan
J
89
20
preferred
preferred
44 Yb Jan
eei/-. Jan
2,900
89
89
1952 ser 5%%.
45 % Jun
18
300
22
=
11
678 UCt
20,100
115
22
17 Ye
Broadcasting-Paramount
5%
8
18Yb
115
22
common
convertible
Theatres
33% July 15
6,200
22
36%
57
Corp
Note
38 y4 May 16
31
353/4 Feb
18
18% Jan
;
Brake
4%
33/a
22
No par
preferred
Amer
19
3'/4
22
America
conv
2nd preferred
Mar 30
800
164%
♦115
50
American Bosch Arma Corp com__2
5
3 3/a
133
21%
*23%
convertible preferred
American Bank
23
Jan
of
Petroleum
cum
33/a
35 3/a
116%
5
Agricultural Chemical—No
4%%
*157
21
preferred___100
American Bakeries Co
14
133
164'/a
3%
3%
3%
36i/4
1331%
*157
164i/2
*115
100
American Airlines
3%%
3%
353/a
1331/2
131
22%
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
13
Sep
110
58
3Cy« Oct 21
96
Amer
8
6
Jan
31% Mar 15
17
16% Jan
23
6
27
105% Dec
91% Feb
29 % Jun
11
102
22
35
4
Amerada
Oct
70
Dec
18
Feb
9
♦157
19%
;
convertible preferred
30
131
164i/2
115%
No par
common
Amalgamated Leather Co
29% Sep
34 Ya
1281%
*157
3%
101 Mr
Limited
105 % Jun
31,400
353/s
35
34%
128%
35%
15%
-
Corp
Co
4
35 Yb
No par
Dye
Aluminum
6%
3,200
1
Alpha Portland Cement
6
12%
22
1
preferred
17
20% Jan
29
109
26% Mar 16
98
May
j.
23
22Yb Dec
39
12 %
No par
&
Aluminium
3Y« Mar 29
5
131%
18%
par
convertible preferred
13
121/4
115%
Inc
4.08%
23
13%
33/8
1
11
23
13
34%
100
15
Sep
13
100
convertible
Sep
123/4
1
3%%
88
13%
lo
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
41
Oct
b2
57
13
119% Sep
10
Jan
11
160% Apr
134% Apr
553/4 May 12
72% Jan 18
29
26% Dec
11
Jan
Sep
3% Feb
5
23
Apr
110
4%
Apr
8,900
100
Co_
Allied Stores
81% Apr
3
343/4 Aug
28
Oct
78
11
Jan
47
13-t
203/4
__5
Mills
11
26
124% Nov 17
May 28
1C3
Kid
Allied
63 Vb Oct
74 ys Nov
S3 V* Jan
20'/a
164 %
Industries
Allied
94% Jan
July 14
17
45% Jan
21
130%
Allied Chemical
9
400
203/4
128
cum
5
63% Jun
109'/a
21%
*157
common
July 22
253/8 Aug
40
51% Mar 14
700
31
109%
13
preferred
No par
Alleghany & West Ry 6% gtd
100
Allen
22%
31
110
203/4
100
preferred
$4,375
22
221/4
31'/2
3iy4
*108
21%
No par
$4 prior preferred conv
No
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
45% Dec
113
97
Inc
32
110
203/4
series—
.
22
23
*31
♦108
31%
110
22
common
1951
Alleghany Corp common
5Va% preferred A
July 12
3
383/4 Jan
&
221%
225/s
31%
108
Vicksburg Ry____100
pfd
4y4%
22%
32%
111
<
20%
__1
preferred
Aldens
x31%
*109
1
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Alco Products Inc common—
9
Aug
85 Va Jan
16 Yt Jun
No par
Corp
4.50%
22%
22%
Corp
Corp
Alabama
26Yb Mar 30
117
issued"
"When
20
Co
Express
II,200
54
54 Yb
27%
28
28
28 %
2 8 3/a
28 ys
28%
23 Ya
8,600
45 %
48%
43
45 y2
43%
44'%.
41%
43 Ya
15,600
81%
84 Yb
833/4
853/4
85
853/4
84 Ya
85
2P/4
22 Y4
21YB
22%
*171
7Y4
175
*171%
42
165%
42
121%
122 %
32%
32 Ys
48%
*82%
141 Ya
143/4
176
48%
83%
143
143/4
176 Ys
3 A
3,5a
74%
753/4
140
63%
9%
7yb
73/8
7 Ya
6,200
31 3/8
30%
31 YB
23,600
♦
53
54
54
47
46 Yb
47
45
165
165
7%
♦41
121 Yb
166 y2
*164%
423/4
164 y2
42%
122
48 y2
*82 y2
122
42
320
31,900
200
600
123%
250
33yb
33%
33 Ya
7,200
48 Y2
48 Yt
48%
48
48 3/a
4,800
833/4
142
15
15
176 Yb
A
74 Yb
140
653/8
42
Ya
123
55
453/4
165
33 y2
.142
3
♦122
42
55
33%
33
1403/4
66
9%
10
7 Y2
30 Ya
53
463/4
165%
9,600
41,700
463/b
55
45 3/a
22%
175
31%
31%
53
21 Yt
*i7i y2
175
32
Vb
7%
30 Ys
175
22 3/8
22
*•171%
9 Yb
823/4
141
85
142 y4
*823/4
141Y4
*
14 Yb
833/4
490
15
I,100
14yb
177.1Ys
177%
178 Yb
176%
177yb
341
i3li
76 Ya
75 %
75 Ya
76
75 Ya
141
140%
66 3/4
9Vt
6 5 Ye
9
500
142
143/4
68,700
298,800
21,900
140 Yt
140Yt
410
66 y2
65 Ya
66 yb
39,400
9%
9%
9 Yb
3,700
141
28%
♦28
26
*25%
28 Yt
200
♦28
28 y4
28%
28%
♦25%
26%
25 V2
25%
♦25 Ya
173/4
is y4
18%
18 Y4
18
183/4
16 YB
17 yb
II,100
613/4
633/4
64 Yb
65%
C33/s
65%
62%
63 yB
III,800
59 Yb
59 YB
60
61 Yt
59 %
60%
35%
35 Ys
♦28
35Yb
35YB
104 Ya
104 Ya
25YB
*105
►104 Yt
108
343/4
35
35
35
34Y4
44 Yt
45 Yb
46 Yt
473/4
46
29%
29 Ya
30%
30%
29 Ya
353/b
106 Ya
59
♦35%
105
26
50
59 y4
1,400
35 Ya
1,900
105
30
36
35%
35%
2,100
47 Yb
45 Ys
45 Ya
8,700
29 Ya
*29 Ya
29 Yb
1,200
15
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1576)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range since Jan. 1
Year 1954
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
11
4
46% Dec
17% Jan
4
26 '/a Dec 2«
36
7
Oct
6% Jan
24% May
May 12
13% Jan
6
26% Oct
•3% Jan
16
Jan
5
22
13
SI
27
May 13
31
19% Sep
29
Oct 28
6% Jun
14
Dec
8 %
May 19
Jan
24
26
22
Jan
93/. Feb
Mar 15
29YaSep
$3.75
14% Apr
14
12% Jan
6
17
Jun
17
4
26 % Jan
18
25% Apr
5
30
Jun
4
30
37% Sep
8
Arvln
•1% Jan
4
•2% Jan
8
64% Jan
4
19% Jan
111% Dec 22
6
SI% Jan
13
10474 Feb
8
113
Aug 15
Nov 11
5274 Feb
1
69
May 27
55
25%
42%
45%
41%
37 Ya
25%
' 37%
38
3774
38
4,200
25%
26
25%
26
3,700
43%
43%
44
39,300
15%
57,900
43%
43%
*43a
45
4%
43'%
13%
14%
137a
14
14
147a
1474
15%
1474
28%
26 V»
27
26%
27%
27%
27%
27%
*99
99%
99%
99%
*9l9
10.0%
99
99
*99
99%
5,
''19
20%
20%
*19
29%
*19
20%
*19
.
No par
Inc.!
73/8
2.50
Goods
300
20 V.
Corp
27%
*19
7'%
•
7%
27
28
7%
7%
27 %
7%
7%
27%
7%
28
7%
13,500
7%
110
2,500
27
27%
3,300
15%
14%
15
27
1474
27%
14%
15%
1474
lo'A
14Y#
15%
50,700
27%
27%
27%
27%,
27%
2772
27%
27'%
27J/s
27-/.
800
1
33%
33%
327*
33%
3274
33%
33
33%
33
33 %
6,300
100
108%
108%
*1087a
109%
10
57%
f
\
27'%
Corp—
Common™,
5.25%
25y.
4%
:__No par
Industries
Dry
37
25
Shares
*4%
27
& Refining Co..
1
2nd preferred $1.50 series_.No par
.
36'/#
25%
the Week
Oct. 11
4%
*4%
4«a
Friday
Oct. 13
1
Carpet Co Inc
Associated
26% Mar 14
Nov 29
4%
36
Sales for
Thursday
5
com
common
Ashland Oil
•
474
37%
25%
10
Illinois
oi
Constable
Artloom
16
lt% Jan
Corp
Co
Oct. 13
37
5
PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 11
•4%
No par
preferred
Arnold
13
3
Jan
&
Armstrong Cork Co
3
10% Nov
Steel
Armour
17
21
i_5
Archer-Daniels-Mldland
Argo Oil Corp
Armco
SALE
Tuesday
Oct. 10
Par
A P W Products Co Inc
16% Feb 10
35% Apr 28
102% Apr 19
11
96% Aug 30
7
102% Dec
6
14
31% July 5
50% Sep 22
3
36
Decll
HYs
3
43Ys Feb
11
HIGH
Monday
EXCHANGE
Monday, October 17, 1955
...
RECORD
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
47a May 19
67a Dec 31
ay. Feb
say. Jail
1% Apr" 30
STOCK
STOCKS
Range (or Previous
i
.
....
preferred
;
Associates Investment Co
:
.
->10a7a 108y2
58
V
57% -58
587%
59
129%
>
*108 7a
131
59
.
109 7a
108%
59
108 %
08%
58
v#
1U0
1,900
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
134Ys Dec
61
Dec
121% Jan
8
18
58
18
3474 Jan
37% July 28
151
15
Jun
62
3
48
.
28% Oct
103% Oct
96% Oct
5
Jan
5
17% Jan
4
15% Jan
4
101% Dec
10
19
4
4 3 74 Dec
10
Jan
14% Jan
5
Feb
If
Jan
16
17
963/» Sep
<3874 Sep
May 26
4
2
Oct
3
Mar 17
Common
50
Preferred
Atlantic
8
Atlantic
9
Atlantic Refining
101% Apr 20
48% Mar 31
Coast
63 % Aug 26
15'/a Jun
9
Atlas Tack
July 18
14% Jan
4
Austin
Sep
18
7
Dec
19
29
49% Dec 29
43
98
98
RR____No par
41%
10
35%
367a
B
100
* 98
5
40
series
Common
(voting)
20
12%
18
Avco Mfg Corp
Mar 30
$2.25
conv
(The)
3
common
preferred
No par
.
60
42%
28%
*28%
98
*99
* 98
■
39%
-r
*17
:
59-A
*42%
132
129
5a74
130
59%
59%
7,400
1,700
43
600
29
*2874
29%
400
96%
10074
*4274
29
29%
43
97
*90%
98
110
43
4274
4374
4274
42 Ya
13,300
36%
3774
06%
31 %
36%
37
24,000
99
99
99%
9974
98
99
260
39%
40 7'a
39'%
4U'/8
39 Ya
40
7,500
33
99
54'%
54
55
5274
53
2,700
'
52%
14
12%
177a
13%
14
12
12%
*17
177/8
53
23'A
227a
67a
5%
'
6
43%
"
*12%
1274
44
*
22%
14%
14'%
14%
500
12 74
12 7a
1274
8,800
17%
17%
1774
17 74
22%
17%
22'%
13 Va
127*
14'%
127a
*17
•
23
5%
43
74
42%
-•
40
.
22'/a
x43
130%
43
43
55
53
*13%
Conv
*59%
-
59'%
'
4l%- 42%
35%
36%
"
99
No par
common
23
54
*96%
'
40%
No par
Corp
8 % Apr
10
28%
-
Nichols
130%
59%
*42%
4274
common
prior pref ($1.20)—No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer
5
11
Oct
11
29 %
24% Sep
Mar 21
5% Oct
Jan
29
Line
Preferred $3.75
10
28
6.50
Atlas Corp
Atlas Powder—
11% Mar 23
.
42%v
Issued"
128%
59%
4274
100
at)74 Sep
6
593/s
eom.__10
preferred
597/2 Mar
15
131
130
Co
Electric
Common "when
4%
V
50
City
47% Mar 14
17
4
;Aug
2
18% Aug 23
2474 Sep
7
20
17% Jan
10
14% Aug 23
12
4% Jan
101
22
Aug 11
Mar 24
52% Dec
4
13
34»/4 May 17
3974 Dec 29
10% May 28
30
41 % Oct
•2
11
Jun
23 7a
22 %
22 va
57a
6
5-7*
*48 74
>
44
43%
6
300
6.0UO
5%
60,700
*43 74
43 74
6
44
900
B
4% Jan
8
4
Nov 23
6'/a Aug 18
8% Feb
10
Babbitt
(B
Babcock
&
Inc
T)
1
42% Jan
7
757a Dec
30
66
Jaa
Id
8% Jan
11
133/4 Dec
29
117a Jan
6
I 36% Jan
24'A Mar do
8
3074 Jan
10
35 Ya Aug 12
113'/2 May 5
Baltimore
105
4% preferred series C
Baltimore & Ohio common
.
107
Jan
315/e July 26
1137a Dec
9
•8
Jan
107
109
Nov 26
114
Mar 31
Jun
14
18% Jan
403/a Dec 29
353/4 Jan
18
89 % Jan
60% Nov 19
54% Jan
6
16% Jan
99
32
Dec
31
30
Jan
Feb
86
Dec
29
83
Jan
64
Dec
30
50
Oct
12
15 74 Jan
Jan
12
533/a Sep
1
71% Aug 31
4
43% Jan
5
68
Mar 24
6
45
July 14
102'/2 Sep 28
66% Jan 13
11% July
24% May
17 7a Sep
30
40Ya Oct
1
381/2 Mar
8
207. Jan
363/a Dec
10
33 72 Jan
3
Sep 15
723/4 Mar 29
0% Jan
1072 Dec
22
14% Jan
6
19% Sep
40% Jan
26
Sep
19
45
16
Wilcox
Co
(The)-Nopar
Corp
13
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
472%
4%
Gas
Elec
&
No par
preferred series B
noncumulative
Convertible
Oil
Barker
Brothers
472%
553/a Dec
8
27
57
Jun
8
9
133
Jan
24
147
Jun
29
374%
conv
2
1037a Jun
13
107 72 May
2
472%
81
Jan
Jun
227a Mar 14
22
11
96
Mar 18
Beck
26
30
July 11
Dec
29
40
3
49
Oct
35 Ya Sep
17% Jan
31% Dec 31
14% Oct
4
18
Dec
100
10
27
Nov 17
14
Oct
13
22
Jan
6
3072 Jan
'
Oct
13
25
27
17
967a Mar
14
343/a May
6
1% Dec 23
Bell
Aircraft
Bell
&
8
101
15
Apr
18
Oct
14
5972 Mar
26
223/a Feb
14
172 Jan
3
Jan
27
32 7. Dec
29
30
Mar 14
80% Jan
4
48% Dec
3
43
Jan
Jan
4
111% Dec 31
144% Jan
5
168 74 NOV 29
9% May
6
<574 Apr
36% Feb
14% Dec
30
1017a Jan
35 Ya July 25-
7
56'A July
1
165 7a Sep 22
6
■158% Sep
6
170
13'/aJan
7
18
29
7
Apr
19
Sep
16
85 Ya Sep
15
80% Oct 27
74
Jan
18
5072 Dec
48'/2 Jan
6
78
Sep
6
3374 Oct
9
11
37
Sep
30
Aug 17
31
Mar
29
17% Jan
12
29 7a Dec
3
24
14% Jan
11
27 V# Dec
31
25
22% Feb
3
88
May
17% Nov
Sep
26
33% Jun
26
6% Jan
4
17% Dec 31
13% Jan
13 72 Oct
4
18
35
151/2 Mar 14
Dec
29
July 29
121/4 Jan
11
57% Mar 17
35% Dec 13
7472 Sep
25
3
39
Dec
Dec
9 74 Jan
62
14
99
17
5 6 3/4 Aug
3
18
Aug 23
Aug
343,4 Jan
95 '/a
393/4 Jan
7
20
12
13
1478 Jan
4
28 7a Jan
26
Jan
Dec
10
13
Oct
38
60
Jan
11
15
22
Jan
11% Jan
74
Jan
28 74 Jan
Mar 11
46 7a Mar
13
6
85
Dec
Aug 11
32
1478 Jan.
Jan
6
33
853A Jan
40
20
24
30
11
517a Aug 16
10% Jan
lT
16
Mar 12
88
Oct
27
29
5
73% Jun
8
14% Nov
8
7772 Aug 11
78% Dec 14
1574 Jan
4
25% Nov 12
Ye Jan
16%
Dec
29
15
4
25
16
23
Jan
15% Jun
29
32
Jan
10772 Nov
1
4
1% Jan
8
62% Jan
22% Jan
11
Dec
26
33 % Jan
42% Dec
0
8
403/4
40%
1023/a
50%
51
2372
2474
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4072
3972
3972
40 74
40,74
4074
42%
4072
42 74
417a
42 72
16%
1672
4174
163/4
4172
16%
163/4
1772
16'Va
17
*120
106
3072
*91%
37Ya Oct
Dec 31
9972 May 13
60
5
273/4 July
33
*4% Jan
4
61
For footnotes
Dec
3
1033/4 Jan
4
6
26
17
11% Apr
44% Apr
40% Sep
11
167a Apr
13
100
4
2
July 15
5778 Jan
13
64% Feb
253/4 Jan
9
29
page
14
91V2 Jan
10
3272 Aug 29
28 74 Mar 14
July 23
see
Jan
14 74 Sep
Nov 30
4
127a Aug 26
3674 Feb
•
537a May 27
26.
7
35% Jun
16
59
21
Feb
23%
4074
1023%
1023/a
30
503A
50'/a
507*
4,000
233/4
300
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23%
93
41
4172
6,200
16 '/8
2,900
507a
400
51
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51
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140
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140
*120
*10574
106
*10574
106
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106
30
50 74
3174
31%
*9174
93
50 74
313A
313/a
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93
5072
30-74
3174
93
92
92'A
80
2,400
20%
4774
41%
27%
2772
27%
27 ya
13%
1372
13 74
13'A
13 7a
1374
13
13 Va
22 72
2374
22%
23:7a,
34%
23
2334
233%
24
*34
*101
21
21
21
217a
20%
203A
47%
20.%
47 7'a
47 Ya
48
49
49
27
27%
27 74
277a
27 74
~50
313A
21
105
190
140
105 72
48
*101
41
4172
140
*91%
3472
1,100
*1672
20 Ya
27%
13,100
680
3,800
13'
13
237a
233/4
12,900
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337*
500
2,000
'
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106
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33 74
33 74
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106
*101
106
33 74
106
457#
47
45 7a
467a
467*
47
467a
473/a
45
467*
19%
20%
193,4
2078
193A
1974
19%
20
197a
193/a
7,700
1%
17a
17*
17*
17*
1%
1%
l3/8
1%.
17a
38,800
32%
323/4
32 Ya
32%
32%
32 3/8
32 %
323/4
__1
47
32
47%
*166
46 7a
47,7*
46 Va
46 7a
467*
149 7*
143 7*
148 3A
1467a
147'%
144 Ya
1677*
1467a
165
167
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1,700
46 7a
1,700
64,800
166
r
46%
145 7/a
1667a
600
7,300
157a
157a
15 7*
lb3/*
153A
15 3/4,
157a
153/4
15%
IS3/*
83 7a
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82 7a
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837a
*827*
83%
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837a
69%,
69 7a
66
67%
66
67%
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68
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68
35
33%
33 7*
34
34
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35
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35
10
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20,300
1447a
1473/4
167
*165
167
47
33
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24%
25'A
24
247a
2474
24 Ya
243/4
25
243/4
243/*
25%
26%
257a
267*
25%
26
25%
26
1
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600
200
9,800
257a
307a
30
30
307*
307*
*3074
317*
30
30
60
62
59 7a
62 Va
62 7*
6 J 3, 4
627a
653/8
63%
647a
50,900
28
297a
27 7*
29
28 7a
297a.
28'A
29
28
28 Va
13,600
28 7/a
Laughlin
Inc
/.
7,000
600
par
Stores
28-%
28%
287a
28 7a
28%
283/4
29
No par
13"/4
14
13 7a
13 7a
*13%
14
13%
137a
137a
137a
660
1
16%
16 7a
16
16 7a
167a
163A
16%
16%
16 78
16%
10,300
1.25
Class B
Bond
103A
10%
107a
107a
107a
107a
*10%
11
62 7*
63 7a
62 '/2
63
627*
637*
4,300
39
41
41%
42
417a
42 7*
19,700
♦9,7 7*
98
*97 74
56
57
56 72
5o7/a
26
26%
25%
257a
6174
617a
61
617*
6,400
13.%
13 7a
137a
137*
10,200
407a
40
40 7a
403%
6,100
Inc
Co
(The)
15
Borg-Warner Corp
5
common
372%
preferred
Boston Edison Co
&
Co
56 7a
57
25%
27
2574
2574
60'A
613/8
5974
60%
13%
137a
13
13.7a
40
41
40
407*
common
5
50
3.50
No par
Co
Bucyrus-Erie
(The)
297a
100
*96aA
32%
1
_
"15
Inc
*977*
6372
41-/4
98
563,8
56 %
26
267a
b03A
6174
13 Va
13%,
40%
4074
11
»107a
7a
98
470
1,100
—
2,100
15.%
*101
53 74
537*
53*%
19%
207*
20
20
887a
85 7a
85%
867*
,
8674
30 7a
98
337*
157*
104
5374
297a
*963A
32 7a
15
101
30 7*
293/4
Ya
523A;
53%.
53
1,200
20
20 Va
20
207a
5,300
87 7a
80 72
87
1,600
29%
30 7'a
'
♦86 7*
29%
30 V*
*52 7a
30 %
*96%
98
32 Ya
157a
101
98
*967*
98
*96 3/4
32%
33
3274
33
327a
15 78
♦100
8,600
157a
15
*100
32 7/a
1017a
*100
4,700
15%
15 7a
157a
101%
10,900
98
3,100
1017a
100
23%
237a
23 7a
23 7a
2334
24
23 7a
237a
23%
23 7a
1,700
3 3'/a
347*
33%
337a
347*
343/4
347*
34%
34 7'a
343/4
9,600
5
197a
207*
20 7e
20%
20
20 7*
197a
207a
28,300
*90 3A
917*
*9Q3A
92%
927a
92%
*92 Va
92 %
200
21%
277a
*27%
2874
2774
2772
1,700
29a/a
293A
common
20%
203/4
No par
92
92
1
preferred
Forge
537a
.
5
27
28
Co
Co
27
27
10
30
30.7a
293/a
30 74
297a
30
29%
29%
5
22
72
23
22 74
227a
223/a
22%
22 7a
227a
227a
22 7a
3,800
1
167a
17
16
16,7a
167*
16%
16.7a
163A
167a
16 3/8
36,900
100
84%
847*
84 7*
847*
*83
857a
*8274
857a
83 74
837*
preferred
100
►71%
80
*717*
80
second
100
8472
8472
84
84
*83%,
85
253/4
26 Ya
25.7a
1572
15
15
27
267a
2674
267*
27 74
27%
87/a
97»
97a
97a
9,7a
Watch Co
Inc new/
com
preferred
preference...
Terminal
5
Co
l
Butler Bros
Butte Copper & Zinc
Byers Co (A M)
7%
98 7a
29
No par
Burroughs Corp
Bush
*97
20'A
.2.50
Co
Co
537a
20
*86%
No par
Gas
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
3%%
47a%
57
100
Bigelow
Brown, Shoe
4%
57
2.50
preferred
Brooklyn Union
$5
623/*
41'/a
98
preferred
&
413A
_ioo
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton
Bristol-Myers Co common
Brown
64
40%
*283A
Maine RR—
Bridgeport Brass
33/4%
63
*y7
25
preferred
Branlff Airways Inc
4 7a %
%
100
a
22
*23
*393A
102 '/2
5074
*47%
L..100
Co
Bulova
197/a July 1
3074 Jun 27
23%
40%'
1023%
*50
105JA
32 7a
x34
(Delaware)
Burlington Industries Inc
22
*393/4
*
50 3/8
*30
Bullard
26
407»
104
50
3,800
___i
Co
1
63/a Aug 15
153/4 Mar 3
6
Decker Mfg
issued"
6
Apr
1027a
6672
*120
140
*105%
*
5U %
58,300
2.50
21
Jun
5172
51 %
100
*23
41)
4074
104
60
44%
Co
__5
Bohn Aluminum & Brass
Corp
5
Bon Ami Co class A
No
Buffalo
Va Mar
50 Va
160
4472
41
41%
40
1013/a
b,600
10472
66 72
1023/a
*
11072
26
11
46 Ya July 28
26
^ 157a
'
&
Budd
7
107a Jan
13
283/4 Dec
13
2% May 17
23
77a July 14
Jan
21%
11
Jan
347i Jun
11
Oct
6'
16
92
6
997* Jan
33/a Dec 31
12
$8% Dec 30
20% Jan
4
127a Aug 20
907a Jan
6
24
367a Dec 31
4
7% Jan
87/a Oct
16
9
80
Mar 18
Dec
103/4 Apr 12
pfd series of 1951
"When
•
50
100
...
92
6
4
2
67
1
253/8 Sep
Sep 30
7678 Jan
3
8
July
66 Ya
(Del) com.._No par
2174 Aug
71
22
.
Blaw-Knox
477a Feb
14
7% Jan
26 Ya Sep
472%
297/s Jan
Mar 15
11% Feb
11% Jan
.
67
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
Black
July 21
95% July 29
Mar 14
83 74 Oct
4
23
277a Aug 17
227a Oct 14
17% Dec
98
66 74
,
4
5%
173/a May 17
July 25
3178 Feb 23
6
25% Jan
3
66 V2
*103
8,500
1 peso
1
Common
111
Mar 14
157a Jan
Sep
36 7a Feb
6
25% Feb
$0% Feb
65%
__
preferred
19
1007a Apr 25
6
82
28
99
347a May
Sep 26
203A jan
367a Dec 21
17% Dec 20
4
7%
19
56% July 20
247a Jan 23
28
95
83
July 28
22% Dec 30
12
69
Co
Borden
29
July 7
Sep 16
18% Mar 28
May 10
563/a Jan
6
25
33% Aug
2
143/4 Dec 29
13
13% Jan
Oct
100
4
67
1.100
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
May
29% Sep
64'/2 Sep
Mar 14
67
6
12% Jan
45%
10
.
3
61 Ya
3
34% Dec 29
05% July 20
443A
110
10472
10
7
100
3
14
443/4 Dec 21
11
45%
Co
Co
Bethlehem Steel
Boston
Dec
323A Dec
17
3
22
48 74 Apr
6
19
Jan
19% Jan
45%
110 72
*103
1
113/4 Jun
6
Sep
523A Oct
38
44'/a
*10974
10472
50
66 Ya
8
53'A Jan
3
Jan
1934 Jun
14
&
&
3178 Sep 29
fl% May
3
SOY* May 11
67. Jan
6
23% Jan 11
43%
110
2,800
44,500
5
Best Foods
Bliss
Sep
8872 Mar
20'A Mar 15
7
46.74
Boeing Airplane
54% May 18
12
44 %
„_10o
pfd
Benguet Consol Mining Co
9
29
0374 Jan
110
*103
Bendix Aviation
3
28'/a Mar 15
75
Dec
preferred
(E
3274 Dec 30
4074 Jan
110.7a
common
Beneficial Finance
Best
33 Ya
_i
Co
Bliss
5
Jan
8
14
1
243/a Apr
8
353/4 Dec 31
23
4
474%
33%
10372
Corp
Howell
34
110 %
Beldlng-Heminway
16
42'A Apr
3d.7a
1
Packing
25
Apr 22
1
Beech-Nut
33%
2.50
474%
173/8 Jan
193/a Sep
45
% May 18
(A S)
38
Feb
33%
1037a
Beech Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR
Jan
347a
111
12.50
Inc__
Jan
20'/a Sep
41
17
33%
100
85
25
50
Mills
34'%
10
preferred
21
Shoe
343/a
_lo
common
prior
Dec
28% Dec
24
Beaunit
13
_50
9072 Nov 22
10% Apr 14
20% Nov 26
90% Jan
353/4 Sep
87 74
127a
6 3%
No par
26
9% Jan
$2
31
8674
137a
674
100
preferred
Dec
90
123A
674
103 Yi
Corp
14372 Dec
25
8872
12 Ya
6 7a
103%
common
_
Works
Bayuk Cigars Inc
Beatrice Foods Co
1077, Dec
13% May
90
1272
67a
100
common
Jan
493/4 Sep
87%
127a
100
preferred
09% Jan
107
67a
88
12 74
100
Corp
preferred
Iron
67e
85.7*
12%
67a
10
5%
Barber
674
88 74
127a
111
preferred__100.
Bangor & Aroostook
Bath
Co
6%
87
►15
15
common
9%
No par
participating preferred
California Packing Corp
Callahan Zinc-Lead
263/4
5
.
24%
IOO
►9C%
5
38 7'a
_
80
9,72
2474
102
39%
57a
►7174
24
26 7a.
162
3772
38
5%
27
102
25%
26%
*15
267*
♦100
25 Ya
857a
267a
1572
15
15
28
273% :> 277a
97a
9 % £ 5
27 7a
130
80
*85
97*
1,070
13,900
300
16,300
8,000
26 74-27
3,900
101% 0102
,
102
60
3 8 7'a
393A
2,700
572
57t
57 a
5 7a
57*
14,200
1174
117a
1174
117a
117*
1174
15,500
6,400
7%
7 7*
38%
39 7a
38 7a
38
7*
38 74
3674
3678
36 7a
3672
*36 7a
147a
15
147a
143/4
147a
93%
94
*93%
9472
*62
63%
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com__1.65
7a
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
Canadian Breweries Ltd
..No
8572
387a
5%
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
1 80
Campbell W & C Found~ry____"__l5
77a
717*
80
85
5 7'a
5%
11%
11
*71%
7,300
H 3/8
1
12
157,
24
II..5
_
Calumet & Hecla Inc
26 7*,
*100
247*
*903/4
25%
*15
-
:
7%
3874
3974
40
7%
7 7a
7%
77a
774
3 8 7a
337a
3874
377/8
387a
37
37
37
3674
37
1,200
1474
14%
147 a
14%
143/4
9,300
*94
95
95
95
*62
637a
77a
.95
95
6,200
350
Canadian Pacific Ry__
Cannon Mills
62
62
62%
62
62
par
273/4
2 a 7a
2874
28 7a
2874
29
28
28
2772
277*
2,600
.25
30%
327*
30%
3174
317*
3174
313/s
327a
3174
317a
44,900
n0 par
537a
54
533/4
533/4
*54%
543A
*54 7a
♦62
55
-
*54 7a
55
110
300
Volume
182
Number 5473
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1577)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
l'ear 1954
Lowest
Jan
Jan
5
20 Va Oct
22
Apr
12
30'/a Mar 14
30% Nov
5
22% Jan.
40 y4
13
29
17
126
6
25'A Oct
10
Dec
31
112
25% Dec
30
23
Mar 15
40'% Jan
>
5
63 y4 Dec
31
55'% Jan/7
46% Jan
4
62 y4 Apr
13
'
49% Aug. 16
51
Jan
7
13% May
113
20% Nov 22
19% Dec
3
Jan
Mar
14Va Oct
120'A Oct
10
45
101 '/a
*
Jun"*~4
16y4 Apr
107 '% Jan
105%
28
4
.
Sep~Io
26% Dec
121
Nov
May 16
102% Feb
29
20
26
8
Oct
53% Mar
2
''
56 :
Mar
8
.
7
19% Jan
3
127% Aug
3
57
1
81'/a Dec 30
76% Oct
30'A Dec
31
27
27
11
19y2 Dec
21
18
130
83
»3
8% Dec
20
7V4 Jan
6
40% Dec
28
37% Jan
18
;•
54 y8 Mar 24
82
22
79% Jan '• 3
■*..
Dec
15% Dec
27
38 y4 Jan
8
47% Dec
21
105% Dec
19
112% Sep
30
19%
Jan
8
26
14% Jan
;
Dec
8
24.
Jan
15% Mar 15
25% Dec
28
21-
29
29% Jan
13Va Oct
8% Jan
6
10% Feb
26
14% Nov 26
6% May 27
10'/a Nov 29
4
41% Dec
30
12% Jan
4
28% Dec
31
33% Jan
33
4
48
Dec
7
'/
4
7
11
60
98% Jan
5
108
NOV
22
50
22
May 12
4% Feb
2
25% Jan
53% Dec
/
11
20
Apr
4
17% July 21
19
29% Jun
;
5
62
11
109
Feb
68
Feb
.50
5
/-Central
6% May 17
31
43
9 '% Feb
64V4 Sep
56% Sep
Cerro
Mar 14
6
18
23% Feb
30 %. Dec
30
28
Jan
18
20y4 Sep
33% Jan
26
26
18 y2 Jan
27% May 14
38% Dec 17
18
44% Mar
27'/a Jan
38% Dec
16
36% Jan
19
12% Mar
31
5% Jan
16Va Jan
100
23
19'/a Apr
21
15% Jan
6
29% Jun
52% Dec 29
45% Feb
16
14% Jan
21
30% Jan
13
30% Aug 31
49% Dec
22
118% Dec
10
5
62% Jan
94
7% July
Dec
39%
1% Jan
4
Feb
Dec
53% Mar
11
142% Mar
11
14
101% May
9
14% July 27
3
Feb
22 % Feb
25
12
Aug
29
Jan
23
18
15
49
Nov
23% Jan
100
17
Aug
59 y2 Jan
23
5
17%
98% July 22
104% Sep
37% Dec
15
Jan
4
2iy2 Dec
74
Jan
27
33 % Jan
4
101
Feb
50% Feb
62% Sep
17% Jan
17
27
40% Feb
24 Va Jun
22
3
94
Jan
26
113
27
.53
Jan
6
81
Dec
110%
2
27
191
Feb
14
92
.
Dec~28
75% Sep
40% Aug 13
44
9
Jan
17
108
27
Mar
73
4
103
Jan
4
20% Oct
55% Oct
11
42% Dec
34% May 4
2% Jan 17
31
3V2 Aug 30
43
Dec
22
142
Oct
6
104
Dec
22
125% Mar 17
Dec
10
7
Apr 13
63% Nov 22
4
95 y2 Sep
976
20 y8
39% Mar 14
Oct
C C
13
4
25% Feb
•
4
*19%
19%
*20%
20%
97/a
110'%
5,900
4,100
93
16
500
16
4,100
49%
*48%
*109%
1,900
9%
*92%
16
49%
500
53%
53
15%
*
.
1,000
110%
110%
20
28
28%
27%
28'%
7,100
26
»
26
25%
25%
3,500
32%
31%
32%
12,700
14%
14%
*14%
14%
*13'%
.
•
14
300
48
46%
47
15,500
25
25%
24%
24%
12,000
-•
4%
4
4%
50ya
400
4%
4
4'/a
12,300
51V*
51
90
Jan
6
14
*51
51%
600
5%%
Mar 29
May 27
56
Jan
17
17
11
53% Dec
22
11
31% July 13
61% Dec
8
26% Oct
6
May 27
44% Oct
11
28% Mar 15
85 V4 Feb
4
52% Jun
17
34% Aug
2
$4.25
Co
&
Iron
5
24
1
46% Jun
108
Jan
1
11
Southern
2nd
Jan
6
80
10
41% Sep
8
30
27'/a Jan
6
31
100% Jan
13
109
26
85
79% Nov 24
21
106% Dec 27
For footnotes
see
page
72 >/a
Sep
97 y2 Aug 11
26.
7
105 V2 Jan
30% Dec
105% Dec
4
July
July
5
Jun
17
104 Va Jun
1
30%
21%
22%
109
104
74
75%
215
♦194
106
*101
30%
22'%
105
74%
215
106
36%
36%
12%
37
53%
12%
♦104%
12%
30%
30%
21%
♦105
22
109
74%
*194
*101
74%
106
35%
36
4,200
109
109
*108
109
130
78
*76
78
*76
78
76
76
20
45%
*44
4o'/2
*44
45%
21'/a
20%
21%
20%
*44
45%
3%
21%
20%
21
8,500
55%
57%
57%
58%
57%
58%
56
57
27,400
39%
.
37%
37
38%
38%
39'%
37%
38
12,800
3%
3%
43%
3%
3%
3%
126%
124%
*950
125%
*950
125%
43%
3 '/2
126
124%
*950
41%
3%
125%.
*950
43%
3%
3,riOO
43%
5,400
124%
125
4,300
28
28'%
55,900
47%
*47%
47%
47
47%
48
47%
7i
48%
49
*8%
50
60
60
60
61
63
64
60
*63
64
22%
23%
22%
23
23
23%
23%
22 %
22%
22%
22%
22%
23%
23%
16%
16%
16
16%
16'/a
16%
16'%
25%
25%
24%
25%
25%
26
25%
y4
48
bo
*91%
*47%
55%
92
48
50
50
60
60
60'%
260
*62
64
63
64
360
24
22%
23%
24
22%
23%
8,100
16%
16%
16%
76,100
25%
25%
25 '/4
83%
83%
*82%
83%
*82%
45%
44%
45'%
44%
45
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
32%
32%
31%
32%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
*60%
61'%
15,100
5,200
30
15,500
3,400
1
x61 »/4
63 VA
58%
61%
60
61%
60'%
61'%
49%
50%
48%
49%
48%
48%
48
48%
48
48 Va
6,500
20
20%
19%
20%
20 Va
20%
20
20'%
19%
20'/a
12,900
43
44
42%
43
42%
43
43%
44
43%
44
10,900
1
25
8
>/4
8
7%
,
8
7%
8
8
8
5,900
7%
2,900
10
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
18 Va
7,200
No par
21%
22'%
21 Va
21%
22
21%
22%
21%
21%
*
31 Va
31%
31'/4
31%
31%
22%
31%
31%
31%
*31%
31'%
Corp.__5
17%
17%
17
17%
17%
17%
17%
18'/a
17%
N Y com—No par
47%
48'/a
47%
48
48
48%
47%
48
108%
109
:
preferred
Electronics
Ind
par
Cuba 6%
109
'
•
108%
167/a
108%
♦108%
31 Va
33%
31%
31%
31%
31%
109
^
31%
7%
■
48%
13,100
108% 108%
31%
31%
3,800
'■'47%
Inc
16%
17
24
22%
23%
23%
17%
23%
23
V<
23%
♦23%
33%
34 Va
X32'%
33%
33%
33%
32%
33 Va
32%
33
100
pfd
16%
23%
25%
25'%
*23'%
25
1
11%
11%
10%
-10c
Consumers Power Co com___.No par
$4.50 preferred *
——No par
preferred
No par
$4.16 preferred
*
8
48%
110%
*107%
102
8
8»/4
48%
48%
11%
8
48%
*25
17'/a
17
17'/a
23'%
1,300
6,500
2,400
12,100
200
27
*25
27
25
25
10%
11%
*11
11'/4
11
11
4,000
8 Va
8%
8
8%
8
8
4,000
48%
48%
48%
110%
110%
110'/2
110%
109
*107%
108%
*107%
108%
*107%
102
102%
102%
♦102
103%
103 V4
65%
66%
110%
900
19,000
5
17
6,100
18
*10
Consolidated Natural Gas
110
48%
110%
48%
110
48'%
5,300
110%
370
*107%
109
103%
103
103
66%
65
65%
♦102
103%
109
570
of America—
Common
10
100
preferred
Continental Baking Co com_.No par
$5.50
180
—10
Co..
Publishing Co—No
Corp
900
50
44%
RR of
140
50
*82%
Consol Edison of
16,900
60
Va
45
Nast
90
6,400
*950
82%
4%
30
109
44 %
$4.52
5,200
2,100
*108
82%
:
3,600
215
46
Consol
4,800
107
83%
Co
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
61
36%
30%
54%
107
44%
Carbon
Consolidated, Retail Stores
21
*101
12%
*104'%
System—
__i
13% Aug 10
103% Sep
7
3%
-
74%
*194
106
53%
107
28%
Ry com___100
11
10
215
20%
59%
37%
16%
Oct
21%
57
1.33%
4
*101
36%
Consolidated Foods Corp
Consolidated Laundries Corp
1
101% Mar
20%
17
7
21%
*105
,
35%
11
Mar
*194
106
22
75
108'/4
18% Feb
30% Mar
215
30'/4
109
74%
35%
27% Feb
112
x21%
*105
74%
108 V*
31%
109% Jun
23
111
30%
35%
108%
27
30 »/4
55
12% : 13
*104%,
108%
1
Mar 16
30%
54
12%
35%
—No par
Jan
54%
107
108%
Corp
33
Va
12%
*104%
28'%
cumulative preferred.No par
Container
Sep 22
*101
Consol
102
105
*194
24
106% Aug 17
68% Nov 23
73%
52
13%
28%
6
Nov
22%
*107
55%
107
28 Va
45'% Jan
49% Aug
44,600
13
27%
Coppermines
109% Feb
54%
53
26%
Consolidated
113
12,600
28%
10
5
43%
27%
par
com___No par
12% Jan
7
43%
17%
Cigar Corp——
105% Jan
45
17%
Consolidated
106% Jun
44
18%
34 y2
8
45
17%
7
38% Jan
44%
18%
27% Feb
4
45
17%
6
7
43%
17%
13% Dec 23
Jan
46%
17%
30% Dec
7% May 10
140
3,900
44%
83%
$5
: 4,600
65%
18%
4
10
26
103
65%
18
12
.21% Feb
25%
102%
66'%
57%
7% Jan
26
26%
103
65%
92
20% Jan
30
*102
66%
92
Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
28
26
26%
103
65%
55'%
Cone
Jan
26%
*102
i
65%
57%
Conde
9% Dec
26%
102
65%
93
11
11% Dec
26%
102
93
11
25
26%
103
No par
~
1,600
55%
8% Jan
6
139,800
20%
55
25 y2 May 26
3
160
93%
93
24% Jan
4
48%
91%
54
11
Apr
*47%
94%
91 y2
14
3
19%
48 »/4
91%
56%
7% Oct
36% Jan
19%
*47%
94%
93%
17% Oct
6
19%
48
93i/4
54%
21 Va Mar 14
7
19
48
92%
*91%
26
11
*18%
90
—10
Corp*__**rNo
Broadcasting
Columbian
300
No par
com
_____—
8% Dec
Jan
5,600
125
23% Jan 27
32% Oct
5%
115
23% Jan
18
5%
*108
19% Oct 29
17% May 5
8
5%
11,200
5%
19%
48
18%
115
Commonwealth Edison Co
22% Oct 20
5%
12
*108
20
36% Dec
3,500
5%
5%
83%
115
47% Jan
4
22%
*108
4
14
21%
83%
*11%
115
Jan
11
21%
12
*108
38 Va Mar 14
12% Feb
21%
84%
110
4
33% Dec
♦11%
21%
21
83%
12'/a
67%.
30%
Jan
44 Ye Jan
125
83%
*11%
66
*104%
Solvents
12% Jan
*110
4,600
*45
20
x26%
Engineering Inc*
5% Jan
94
5%
125
preferred_100
2nd
Credit
7
48
90%
5%
83
42
*110
144'%
Combustion
17% Nov
6,200
42
125
*110
*142
Commercial
15% Jan
41%
42
125
*105
Commercial
6
40%
41
"110
130
1441/2
9
Dec
42%
42%
40%
*110
*142
16
17
7,100
44
26% Feb
5
36
142
57% Jun
5
35%
44
6
Jan
36 Va
142
6
23% Jan
36
43%
25
26% Dec 27
36%
47
1
19'% Jan
108
35%
41%
5%
1
46 >/4 Feb
3
7,800
35y2
19%
No par
*_*
54 y2 Jan
30
18
21
__No par
53% Nov 24
47% Aug
67%
17%
20'/a
20
22% Dec 30
48% Dec
8
110% Dec
38,200
67%
18%
12
..5
14
4
25%
67%
18
84
preferred—100
12
107% Apr 26
700
67
No par
Jan
July 5
23% Sep
1
52% Aug
5
111% Aug 16
15%
12
5
15% May 11
13
15%
25%
18'/a
100
34% Jan
79 % Mar 24
16'/4
26%
c
67%
2.50
23
77
16
25%
18
___2.50
17 Va Feb
23% Aug 26
Feb
16
26%
G6'/2
*101%
B
15% Mar It
1,800
18%
Columbia Gas System Inc..—No par
Columbia Pictures common new—5
A
Class
19%
661/a
63
Class
*19%
17%
pfd—100
22
19%
16
20
No par
noncumulative
Apr
2,000
19%
65 Va
100
4 %■
Apr 21
1,800
42
34%
50
31
38
42
18%
60
Columbia
16% Dec 23
67%
60
32
37%
19%
35%
48%
7
22%
381/4
42'/a
17%
100
11
16,700
21%
38
42%
1441/a
&
22% Oct
19%
22%
38
42%
38
*42
26
80%
Co—.10
noncumulative 1st pfd
22% Oct
200
35%
1
4%
67% May 27
17.300
32%
16
12%
preferred series B.______50
Colorado
100
25%
(The)_________No par
Internat'l Corp___No par
Coca-Cola
300
41,y00
25%
85
Coca-Cola Co
July 28
63
25%
*31
*142
Colorado Fuel
75
21%
54%
100
43%
13
6
32%
55
52%
100
24%
26
66
25%
*54%
144%;
33 Va Sep
10
*15'%
25%
*31
22 Va
53%
100
43
49
Jan
16VA
10,400
*142
Mar 14
48% Oct
19%
19%
1
Jan
59
19y4
8%
—100
20
31
20
25
Co
Colgate-Palmolive
31
19%
217/a
8%
No par
3
52'% Dec
36%
42%
12
Corp
4
61
42 Va
82%
10
Cluett Peabody & Co com.
95 y2 Mar
58% Nov 30
21%
35%
42%
par
Corporation—
62% Jan
30
21%
37'/a
42%
30
19,500
Electric—
Climax Molybdenum
Clinton Foods Inc
21% Jun
6
22%
36%
1,700
32%
55
52%
*97
33
58
105
31%
8%
*54%
26%
33
*56%
105
33'/a
8%
52%
25'%
106
32
55
33
58
*105
100
25%
*44
Clopay
52
*97
21V2
45'/2
$3.50 preferred
Collins & Aikman
17% Jan
*32
106
*54'%
52%
100
25
32%
*105
55
5iy8
*97
.f'25%
.1
*56%
8%
'
55
53%
100
32%
56%
8V2
*44
1,160
Apr
50% May
56V4
52
55%
8ya
stock__50
18
990
29
19%
20%
1,200
11,700
25%
50'%
55
SVa
/ '
*76
July 11
Sep 15
Mar 22
Jan
19%
33%,
78
145
Apr
96
32%
47%
32%
*76
6
Jan
54% Jan
31%
48%
32%
gtd—*.50
111% Jan
50
4
33
yo
78
20%
•
25,700
l2o
78
14%
104%
par
*10
cumulative
16
5
corn..
___
Clevite
7
41
90% Jan
20%
9,300
14%
30'%
Special guaranteed 4%
Aug 26
U5
89
100
100
St
4%
July 28
Dec
&
Aug 26
6
101% May 25
20% Jan
4
160
-
31%
14'/2
105%
preferred
Cleveland & Pitts RR 1%
14
Apr
C
56
25
$4.50
80% May 2
45% Jan 10
49
pfd
54 V4
/*
8'%
15%
common:
122
21
7
41/3
32
24%
Oil /.
convertible
9
45
42% Jan
25
__25
Equipment
100% Mar
31
4
47%
25
com__No par
preferred
31
Jan
46%
24%
No par
7%
24% Dec
5
46
25%
No par
L
148% Mar 14
46'A Dec
40% Jan
48
25
8%
preferred.*.
&
4
40% Sep
6
46'%
Louis Ry Co com
100
5% noncumulative preferred__100
Cleveland Elec Ilium com new___l5
6
Sep
Jan
Gas
133 % Jan
15% Mar 24
36%
13%
*14
51 ya
20%
*123 %
79
32%
32
13%
55
Service Co
4'%%
76% July 27
45% May 12
11
59% Nov 22
86% Jan
44
31%
13%
25
City Investing Co common
5'%% preferred
City Products Corp*___
Clark
23
41
421/2 Aug 18
24% Dec 2«
38% Jan
26% Jan
32%
4
20%
123'%
78
26'%
14'%
common..
City Stores Co
Aug 16
111
Aug 30
,
23
Jun
202% Sep
*
41% Jan
20%
92%
110%
27%
121%
49%
48%
27%
51
*121
9%
25y2
50
106'/a
.
-
420
'
49%
49
3lVa
preference_.No par
preferred
Cities
15
27
33'% May 31
4
*109ya
4%
121-
53%
27%
*97
Cincinnati Milling Machine
C I T Financial Corp
3
105y4 Jun
30
Sep
19% Jan
3
Mar 15
93
5
68% Jan
15%
*47%
52'%
24,000
9%
24%
4
14%
92%
24%
52'%
14%
53%
27%
100
noncum
convertible
4%
23
11
11
Dec
210
7
4
15%
48'%
109'%
14%
9%
27'%
1.25
Common
1
75
57% Dec
May 12
12% Jan
15%
48
1,300
94%
15%
28
107
Chile Copper Co
Chrysler Corp
9
18
12% Oct
3
1
'
20%
53
27%
33
com__No par
Western
Cotton
Co
5%
29% July 15
18
A
North
convertible
Childs
23
101% Apr
22
4
20
.
.»'• *
9%
*92V4
25%
No par
Chickasha
Aug 29
104 y2 May
4
42% Aug 23
.
Dec~14
27'AJan
12% Jan
9%
109'%
30%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No
Chicago Yellow Cab
No
19
99% Sep
45 % Mar 14
869
Sep
59
7
6 6'/a Jan
84% Aug 12
11
107% Oct 18
16
20%
.•531A;%..." 52%
92'%
20%
*104%
19'%
20%
111
54
preferred series A
$3
19
17
13% Mar 14
9
105% Oct
4
6
9»%
20%
123%
19%
.
*13"%
40
Cincinnati
20% Feb 18
Jan
20%
92'%
*105
preferred
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
1
6% Sep
3
&
5%
3
31
May 25
72% Dec 21
12
19%
20%
52
1
Manufacturing
convertible
series
Chic
1
9 Va Feb
35
56% Feb
7
*19y8
*
15.700
51%
53
50'%
32%
10
No par
Milw St Paul & Pac
5%
8
6
15% May
31
Chic
22
80% Oct
18
16% Dec
7'% Jan
Jan
31%
49%
51%
53
106'%
20%
*13%
Inc
Class B
1
Sep
108% Jan
29
21% Nov
74% Sep
22
42 y2 Jun
Jan
10% Aug 30
11% Jan
Feb; 24
"
'"48%
52
49%
125
14%
—
22
9
2% May 4
32% Mar 25
31%
1.200
*104'%
'•
77%
20%
125
13%
Chicago Corp (The)
1
Chicago Great Western Ry com__50
5% preferred
50
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A.25
20
30
37
77%
92'%
____1
Class A
18
6
17% Dec
89
Apr
Jan
34% Feb
24
*
33>%
10
Chicago & East 111 RR
2
17% Dec
8
2
July
20%
75%
50%
121
49%
106%
125~
77%
4.400
75%
53
20%
14%
121
49'%
*104%;
20
54'%
No par
Cab
3'%%
3
12
11
132% Jan
Jan
31
29
18
14
13% Dec
10% Jan
70Va Jun
16
Occ
27% Mar 25
21
26
Jan
121
49%
106'% "
1
__
$4.50 preferred
Chance Vought Aircraft
43% July 26
19% Dec
87% Sep
14%
,121
24%
*51
<
14%
160
24'/a
*51%
53
14'%
119%
76%
49%
_
3,900
119%
24 Va
*75
51%
4
120
23%
49%
51'%
*51
5
Common
36y4Mar25
18 y2 Jan
107
76
13%
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
17
170
76
*13%
Corp_*__
Certain-Teed Products Corp
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
Chain Belt Co
24
49
*119%
21
92'/2
49
119'%
20%
52'%
15%
26
par
Co______9.50
19
93'% Jan
9% Jan
Sugar
Pasco
Checker
42y2 Jan
28% Jan
de
25
21% Jan
Jan
Violeta
Century Ribbon Mills _______No
16
9
47
J
new
6
30
97% Jan
N
" Central & South West
Corp
3
July 19
July
94 y4 Dec
21
of
20%
48'%
15,300
25%
31%
19'%
*109
34%
26%
76%
32%
9%
'
33%
26
125
78%,
19'A
l
*_*_
55y4 Sep 23
24% Dec
Jan
Jan
5
J
125
20%
*
12,500
34%
26
75%
48V2
31%
20
par
:
32%
2iy2
*104%
21%
20%
31%
24
53
106%
78
33'%
33%
119'/4
yaV 51%
5oy2
125
32%
34"A
49%
121
Shares
333%
liVa
'
the Week
32%.
20'%
14%
49
51
Oct. 14
25%
24%
*51,
122
*104%
No par
'
51%
120'/4
preferred series A.100
Co
48V2
14V4
100
Illinois Light com___No
par
4'%% preferred
100
Central Illinois Public Service
10
RR
75y4
53
preferred
Central
77%
50
21
Central
20
14
63
76'/4
Friday
Oct. 13
32%
,
120
23V2
49ys
12.50 *
common.
*119y2
24»/4
51%
_*___
15
5% Sep
Corp
120
24%
20%
preferred series B____l___100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
59l/4 Sep
84 'A Jan
Oct
*119%
*51%
"5%
30l/a Sep
6 "
36% May 26
Apr
29 Va
31
46% Dec
33'/8 Jan
Jun
25%
50
Aguirre Sugar Co
Central Foundry Co
Central of Georgia Ry
__No
Mar 11
104% Oct
Mar 17
38% Aug 11
8'/a Dec 30
22
10
25%
Sales for
Thursday
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
Jan
35 '/a Mar
26%
50
Central
10
43% Jan
14
Oct
20
Apr
36V4 Feb
37'% Mar it
23% Mar 14
4
5%
Apr 26
55% Sep 19
18
20 y4 Jan
27
112
?'
Mar 14
31% Dec
6
conv
Celotex
.
18
7
23'/a Jan
25%
_—
4'/2%
22
69% May 25
93'% Sep
9
5
Jun
July 20
July 26
ll'/4 Sep
31
45% Jan
108
32%
_____
22
Jan
4
4
32i/8
32
„_i
—_____
19% Apr
28
12 y4 Jan
31i/8
33y2
10
4'%%
preferred series
Preferred $3 series..
37 Ve Sep
23 y2 Mar 25
*
33i/4
32
Caterpillar Tractor common______10
v
Oct. 12
3is/8
Preferred 4.20%_
100
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No
par '
<7%
2nd preferred
100
Oct
20
common..
Carriers & General Corp
Case (J I) Co common.
.'7% preferred
3
Wednesday
Oct. 11
5
Co
6
4% Jan
21% Mar 12
(The)
Corp
Tuesday
Oct. 10
1
5
18% Jan 26
15% Jan
Jan
Inc
July
*
26 Mr Jan
11
4
Jan
Monday
Par
i. 105%'May
115% Marl6
4
16
Carrier
23% July
11
66% May
"
3
•
/
low and high sale PRICES
STOCK
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co
.10
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100'
Carolina Power & Light
No par
Carpenter Steel Co..
5
>
,•
11
129% Feb 26
4
29
6
88% Sep 1564% Feb 18
-
Airlines
Carborundum
Aug 29
26y8 Jan
1
17% May 10
Capital
12
Jan
120
48% Oct 11
13
7 "
36% Apr
Jan ;11
YORK
EXCHANGE
.37% Jun
37
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
NEW
Highest
;
27 y« Dec
4
17'A Jan
107
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
8% Jan
28
,
preferred
Continental Can
$3.75 preferred
_*—
Inc common
No par
20
No par
66%
♦102
68%
103 y2
34%
107'%
•102
73
*99 Va
73'%
100
103'%
*102
67%
66
103%
*102
103%
2,700
34%
35»/»
*106 %
66%
*
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
106 '/4
107'%
106%
106%
106
106'/4
*106%
107'%
110
72%
73%
73%
73%
73
74'%
73'/a
73%
9,600
99%
•99%
99 Va
100
*98%
35
100
34%
99%
100
3,300
210
1?
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1578)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
11% Dec
Leu
15
6
Dec
Dec
102
87
29
NEW
Highest
10
May 12
19% Apr
6
36% May 18
7
22
4
7% May
17% Jun 22
72
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
14
Oct
9% Oct
liu
4
13% Dec 31
Jan
4
75J/a Nov 24
lo% Jan
4
2
Vie Dec
31
25% Mar 14
40y2 Sep
19
Dec
8
25 y4 Apr
22
20'/2 Jan
28
19
Nov"~l
7% Jan
52
/
70
Jan
13
14% Feb
24
90% July
18
52% Sep
19
21% Mar 29
28% July 27
Jan
25
48% Apr
14
44;,,'4 Mar
5
51% Dec
31
50% Jan
6
4
36
Dec
7
99 % Apr
13
52
29
54
July 19
Mar 14
153
July
58
5
73% Jun
12
100
Jan
26
102
96 % Jan
29
11
30% May
2
176% Feb
4
183% July
6
Aug 25
185
Dec
1
24% Jan
25
5
19% Sep
1
26 Va Nov
23
35/e Mar 16
5y4 Dec
9
5
Jan
2
Jan
7
Apr
2 % Dec
16
2% Feb
18
4
40 Vz Dec
29
34% Oct
11
48% Jan
28
Crane Co
99% Mar 30
95*/4 Jan
24
98Vz Apr
11
3%%
30% Dec
14
28% Jan
7
33
Sep
13
Jun
14
45% Feb
23
74
91% Jan
4
26 '/a Mar 22
55
11
3078 Jan
23
57% Sep
12
Sep
27
101 Vt Jan
4
21% Jan
11
36% Dec 31
32'% Jan
5
lj% Nov
10
20% Jan
26
14% Sep
27
4
15% Dec
0
13% Jan
6
7% Dec
29
6% Jan
6
Dec
31
21
48 V2 Oct
20
7% Jun
30
60
59
3
Leo
5
8% Mar 14
Dec
29
31 Vz Mar 29
9'/a Aug
2
9% Jan
35
27% May 14
6% Sep
2
lo7
9% May
14Vz Sep
15
37% Aug 19
9% Jan
54 % Jan
5
62
7% Jan
4
18% Dec
27
33% Dec
28
31
Jan
6
136 Vz July 20
135
Jan
27
140
7
79
Aug 17
52 Vz May 23
15% Jan
6
25
Jan
11
134
Jan
7
39
Jan
11
64% Dec
8
56% Jan
30% Jan
11
48 Va Nov
24
43% Jan
6
87 y4 Jan
26
94
Dec
16
91% Sep
30
4% May 18
7
13»/4 Jun
4
37
Apr 27
90
Jan
5
91
Jan
13
11
94% Jan
12% May
4
9»/4 Apr
24% Jan
27
32% Jan
4
41
12
4
Apr
12
Apr
27
13% July
1
23
Jan
6
32 % Mar
4
42% Jan
17
46
Aug 23
48
Sep
20
96% Jan
96 Vz
Apr
1
91
Sep
97
Nov
26
93
Mar
2
97
101 Vz Oct
13
953/4 Feb
14
100
19% Jan
26
17% Jan
17
15
Corp
78
Jan
6
Aug 11
33 Vz Jan
35
Aug
3
68
Nov
30
66
16 Va Dec
31
12
12
Jan
7
% Mav 17
33'/b Dec"23
20% Jan
8
39 Vz Dec
7
38% Oct
Dec
13
13
13 Sep
32% Jan
23
42 */a Feb
28
5
13
117% July
6
3
De
Vilbiss
Co
4.40%
cumulative
14
7
23
113/4 Jan
10
26
11% Jan
12
61% Dec
7
47% Oct
11
643/4 Apr
75
4
61
26
79
Jan
11
9
34% Dec 31
30% Mar 14
Apr 29
38% July 25
10% Jan
5
15 y4 Dec
20
11% Oct
14
153/4 Jan
18% Sep
7
143/e Oct
14
3
18% Mar 31
62% May 17
91% Feb
43 Va Mar 14
60
.
Sep
7
41% Dec
29
363/4 Jan
17
104 Vz Dec
30
973/4 Sep
23
Apr
13
23% Dec
31
19% Sep
12
243/4 Jan
3
11
16
14
483/4 Sep
Stores
Apr 15
12% Mar 4
Jan
I,
7
Dome
Mines
Douglas
46% Jan
12
49% Apr
27
50% Jan
12
53% Apr
53
54% Oct 25
51
Feb
2
47% July
1
53% Nov
4
485/8 Jan
12
51 y4 July
7
54% Dec
9
51% July 22
54% Mar
10
53% Oct
5
50% Aug
9
51% Sep 28
53 Vz Apr
29
14
16% Apr
11
Feb
6
58
Jun
23
6
32% Jun
21
11,600
*105
107
*105
55
106
55%
55
*55
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
33
33
33
♦136
139
1,800
-
66%
66%
2,400
47%
47
47%
2,900
94%
*92
94%
66%
66%
47%
47
94%
*92
600
5%
*53/4
*123/4
13%
*12%
13%
100
26%
26%
253/4
26%
6,700
44%
45%
,45%
1,800
100
100
100
*98 %
300
56,500
139
92
100
55%
33
*94
*98 Va
50
107
*136
33%
139
4,000
*98%
5%
92
30
95
"60
100
4,700
21%
21
20%
20%
153/8
15%
15%
153/a
15%
15%
15%
15,200
34%
34%
34%
34
34%
34%
34%
21,500
20 Va
21%
20 3/4
20%
21%
35 Va
35 Va
35 Va
35%
35%
35
35
35
35%
70%
72%
69
69%
69%
70
69%
70%
70
70%
2,800
16%
163/8
16%
16 %
16'/2
16%
16%
16%
16%
17%
12,000
36%
373/8
36%
37 %
37
37
36%
36%
*36%
38
39
38
38%
38%
39%
39%
40%
35%
35%
35%
35%
82
£0
80
14%
14 3/8
14 3/4
353/4
*80
35%
36
*80
82
14%
23%
35%
37%
*112
(E I)
14%
6,200
20
12,400
23%
23%
23 %
23%
800
22%
23 %
23%
35
35
*35
36 Va
*35
36%
400
38%
37%
373/4
38
38
38%
*38
38%
2,400
*110%
12
*111
111
113
112 %
343/4
35%
35
18%
22,100
35
34%
18%
18%
*34%
18
18%
111%
112
111%
130
353/4
35
35%
34%
35
9,000
35
34%
34%
34 Vz
34%
1,200
18 3/8
18%
18%
18%
19
5,800
12%
,
I
100
14%
82
34
34%
50o
35%
22%
34%
5
39%
35%
2,700
37%
36%
No par
No pai
39%
*80
800
37%
34%
_2
37
m
27,200
35%
2
preferred
14%
14 Vz
1
common
*80
82
25
new
*35
%
23%
14
14%
*35
10
12%
123/4
12%
13
13
12%
13
12%
13%
2,900
403/4
42%
40%
41%
41%
42%
42
42%
42
42%
12,ioo
10%
10%
10%
10%
48
48
49
483/4
*10
48
*10
10%
47%
48%
*63
65
63
63
*62%
32
30%
31
30%
12
12
12
12
48
49
10%
48%
700
6,500
12%
64%
*62%
64%
109
31%
31%
12
10%
*62%
63%
31
10%
31%
31%
31%
3,300
12%
11%
12
2,tiu0
*12
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
143/8
14%
6,600
63
72
68%
72%
72%
74%
73
74%
71%
73%
56,200
51%
52%
51
52%
52%
53%
52%
53%
52%
53%
25,000
44%
12,400
143/4
433/4
*104
43%
443/4
*104
1043/4
44
44%
44
44%
*104
44
104%
104%
*104
104%
8
8%
8
19%
*19%
13
*113/4
13
8%
8
44%
*104
104%
20
20
20%
*11%
8%
8
13
1,700
200
8%
10,500
42,700
& Co204
202%
204%
205
109%
205%
214%
*119%
120%
120%
120%
120
120%
119%
120%
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98%
•97%
98 Vz
r*9 8
98%
98 V*
98%
109
35%
34%
35%
35'/4
'.35
35%
35
35 V*
6,300
50
*46%
47 Vz
*46%
47%
47%
*46%
47%
50
*50%
51%
*50%
513/4
50
$4.50
$3.50
series
series
common
preferred
Eastern
22
6%
15
*50%
51%
51%
50
195 %
52
99
35
.
*46%
*50%
51%
*50%
513/4
51%
*50%
51
*51
51%
*52%
54
*52%
54
*52%
54
*50%
52
513/4
*50%
51%
*51
*46%
"50 Vz
50%
51%
800
47 %
51%
*52 Vz
100
200
54
*50%
51%
51%
*51
51%
*51%
51%
*51%
51%
5
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
15
15%
15%
15'/a
15 Va
15%
10
39%
50
*50%
51%
50
preferred
$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar Corp
35% Jan
6%
34
4.10%
8
6%
16
preferred
9
6 Vz
35%
,
Duquesne Light Co
Dec
1,600
6%
15%
Common
24% Aug
9%
.33%
93
No par
39% Sep 23
9%
*33%
20%
aZZZZZZZ_2
Duplan Corp..
6
9%
33%
95
*11%
Jan
9%
33%
*91%
113/4
27
1,300
10%
*£4
11%
3
14,400
93
8%
29% Dec
73/8
621/2
15%
33%
43
11%
22
3,000
7%
62%
95
8%
Dec
15%
7%
15%
*91%
100
400
15
62%
*94
*11%
4.20%
73/8
95
1
1
15%
62
16,300
61
93
Dunhill International
53% Mar 30
*14%
49%
*14%
*94
4%
49
42,800
51%
15
*91%
18
6
July 25
130
503/4
49%
95
22
Jan
38
51%
1033/4
43
19%
Preferred
50%
1033/4
13%
19%
Preferred
52%
103%
26 %
43
43%
100
36
51%
25%
253/4
1,800
21,600
1033/4
*12%
13
36
37
700
321/4
52%
92
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
3
6
*36
17,300
97%
103%
50%
5%
19%
12
19%
37
19
5%
*5%
5%
19%
12
59'/2
18%
46%
*92
94%
19%
Apr
59 %
19%
66%
1
Apr
321/4
58%
19%
4,600
2%
36
34%
Co_Zl0O
Co
Co
convertible
101
32%
58%
66%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
124
*32%
44%
34%
33% Jan
249% July
32%
58 %
91%
~50c
Industries
33/4%
'
2%
35%
13.50
Ltd
Aircraft
32%
*136
4,700
50
Corp
Chemical
43'/8
33%
139
6%
44
10
35% Sep
12
'
No par
13
18 Va Jan
25%
119%
28 y4 Jan
6
*12%
26%
210
117% Sep
1
943/4 Aug 11
Jan
123/4
26
*97%
24
18
12%
10
119%
1
101 % Nov
15
20
202%
122% Oct
6
7
47%
*53/4
5
157
12
94 y4 Jan
9% Jan
453/4
*92
6
No par
6
115% Jan
Sep
66%
preferred.ZZlOO
com
du Pont de Nem
51
60%
Dixie Cup Co common
No par
5% conv preferred series A
50
Dobeckmun Co (The)
1
Dr Pepper Co
_No par
Dresser
4
15
45
68
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd____
Divco Corp
14
18% Jan
118
Diana
Dow
20% Dec 23
7
Mar 12
67
cumulative preferred
Diamond T Motor Car Co
16
75 lA Jan
Dec
32%
*136Vz
$1.50
Match
*55
22%
22%
34
common
Diamond
Sep
22%
106
55%
139
jg
class
19
49
55
21%
6%
105
33%
1
Devoe & Raynolds
28
13% Jun
105
*136%
rva
Diamond Alkali Co
40% Sep
20% Sep
170
21%
6%
100
Z_
37 % Jan
1
6%
170
8,500
6 Va
*95 3/4
7%
33
6%
2%
15
15%
10%
15,600
30%
97V2
7%
33%
27%
178
30%
31
35%
14%
61
9%
7,400
99
*23/a
15%
60
263/8
178
62%
100%
35%
7%
9%
109
55%
20
Rights
6
26% Aug
104% Jan 11
*106
*55%
6%
*98%
3,000
*65%
lavs
32%
6%
30%
6%
2%
35%
97%
14%
60
6%
27%
177%
7%
'
61
1
par
11
7
61
26%
176%
31
lavs
7%
Denver & Rio Grande West RR—
Escrow ctfs for common.-No
173/4 "Sep
453/4 July
Sep
Sep
lo%
7%
27%
177%
14%
14%
15%
10%
Detroit Edison
1
8
14%
*97
900
54
32%
20
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR
Detroit Steel Corp
7
13% Sep
7
12% Aug 19
49%
62%
64
99
100%
20
51
100
16
10
4
49%
35
Western
24
13:'/4 Jan
11% Oct 27
&
21
12% Jan
Dec~23
47%
10%
7% preferred
Delaware & Hudson...
Jun
4
Sep
50%
*98%
31%
50c
43% Sep
30% Apr
Aug
48 %
52
63%
*97
99
100%
32%
250c
Z.10
90
11
9% Mar 1
*103%
34%
common
373/, Jun
16% July 23
13% Aug 16
11
103'%
2.50
Power & Light Co
36
Nov
103%
94%
341/8 Jan
Sep" 16
103'%
48%
Delaware
Oct
Apr
53'/4
5
5%
convertible preferred
Daystrom Inc
.1
Dayton Power & Light common
19%
*36
19%
37
52%
103%
No par
Aug 18
Feb
*36
37
53%
53
10
pfd
Lack
34
111
*36
6
31% Jun
Jan
58%
l
7%
Delaware
22
1
35
*32%
100
3
35 % Apr
3
27% Jan
4
*95%
32%
*98%
39
Jan
97%
57 %
100
17
5
2%
35%
32%
C
5
*2%
2%
34%
18%
series
15
6%
*95%
97%
48
Co
30%
6%
57
3.90%
Sep
30
6%
36
*92
&
*98%
26%
*176%
27
177%
' * 30%
32%
Preferred
12
*97
20%
*94
23
26%
*176%
99
100%
59 Vz
100
233/b Sep
64
*97
*98%
32%
ioo
33% Aug
% Oct
7
63%
A
30
47%
62%
63
99
*98% 100%
26%
27%
176% 176%
30%
31%
6%
6%
2%
2%
1
1
4
64%
100
Dec
~~2
63
*97
B
25 % Mar
14 y2 Jan
32%
series
77
33% Feb
*53 Va
32%
series
13
353/4 May
57
53%
32%
19%
common
35y2Oct
4
*50%
53%
33
3.75%
11
Jan
*53%
50%
53
31%
3.75%
18
40
*50%
54
50%
53
33%
56%
preferred series A
Deere
8% May 17
51
52
53%
33
100
Dayton Rubber Co
Decca Records Inc
21
*50%
52
53 Vz
Davega Stores Corp common___2.50
393/4 Sep
8
10 y2 Jun
*50%
_2
pfd
Inc
18 Va July 11
10% May 10
11,800
Preferred
16% Oct
28 % Mar 24
19,200
24%
1
14
35%
393/4
24%
1
Inc
313/8 May 16
12
38%
25
Preferred
51% Jan
33% Jan
41%
24%
No par
12
116
39%
25
18
33 % Aug 26
4
41
24%
Oct
30
Jan
40%
25
May 11
57
10
40%
24%
2.50
common
18y8 Nov 23
July 19
37%
25%
35%
Class A
33/4%
1,700
25
39%
*95%
(The)
common
Prior preferred
Dana
*24%
25%
5
35 V4 Nov
11
Feb
2
Mar 17
73/4 July 12
27
25 Va Dec
36
101
523/e Sep
95
3,700
24%
37%
No par
Cutler-Hammer
8,900
35
24%
1
preferred
6
82
25Va
25
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Curtis Publishing common
July
81%
35
35%
100
Cuneo Press Inc
Cushman's Sons
9%
81%
35 Vz
25
..--I
preferred
7
19,200
9%
30%
35
1
Corp
noncum
Curtis-Wright
9%
9%
9%
300
81
34'%
100
Cuban-American Sugar
Cudahy Packing Co common
$7
1,900
5
common
Jan
20% Dec 28
7
62 y4 July
18
35% Aug 23
3
28% Jan
8
24% Aug 29
4
May
V* Jan
27
116
Feb 23
67% Feb 23
14% Maf 15
8
ny2 Jan
43/3 May 12
Aug 20
11
88%
1
common
of Wheat Corp
4%%
87
50
Corp
preferred
Cuba RR 6%
90%
50
Electric
d Crescent Corp
Cork & Seal
26
108
101 % May 25
2
73% Apr
4
6
7
18% Mar 29
Jan
Dec
23
20% Mar
19
93
3
56% Sep
6% Apr
.
May
89
25
Nov" 2 6
37% Sep
22.000
33%
$2 preferred
__No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp com new
5
$4.20 preferred
No par
Crucible Steel of Amer common__25
7
48%
24%
34
14
48%
25%
102
Jan
49%
35
15
50Vz Oct
48%
■
34
Crown
35% Oct
80
12%
22
25
15
4
9%
9y2 '
80%
12%
22
35
30
29 % Jan
4% Oct
9%
79y4
13,100
12%
22%
5
series
International
Cream
90
9%
Apr
17% July 20
1* J/8 Jan
Coty
90
82%
22% Sep
4
106
-
89
y>/z
1374 Mar 30
Jan
11
6
90
Shares
12%
5
____
4
49
the Week
*21%
12%
22%
49'/4
90%
5
preferred
Cosden Petroleum Corp
Coty Inc
1% Jan
49%
12
*21%
Oct. 14
Oct. 13
14
7%
2b % Jan
49ys
82%
preferred.,
100
Cum pfd 3%% series of 1947__100
Corn Products Refining common_10
1
49%
*88
3%%
33% Aug 25
7% Aug
6%
Dubilier
12%
21%
1
Corning Glass Works
May 23
98 V
Cornell
11%
21%
8
Delaware
of
Co
Range
Preferred
14
95% Jan
102
174 % Jan
Cooper
3
26% Oct
9u% Jan
Motors
Copperweld Steel Co common
Convertible pref 5% series
July 27
35"% Jan
10
12%
22
49Va
Machine._l
&
Continental Steel Coj;p
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
2
21 '/a Jan
48% May 25
Continental
Continental Oil
7
12%
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Oct. VI
22
1—25
Continental Insurance
8
35% May 18
24% Dec 31
Continental Foundry
14
Sep
preferred
convertible
5%
Monday, October 17, 1955
.
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
Oct.il
Oct. 10
Continental Cop & Steel Ind com__2
15
Apr
Par
HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
14
Sep 19
23y4 July 14
51% Sep 28
AND
LOW
STOCK
YORK
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Tear1954
Lowest
.
*52 Vz
54
'
'
51
51
1,060
'
1,400
E
21% Apr 28
15 Vz Jan
4
40
Jan
38%
38%
5,900
44
44%
22,500
3C%
38%
36
37
37
38
38%
1
45%
47%
44%
45%
45%
46%
45
46%
10
25%
26%
24%
25%
25%
25%
25%
*25%
25%
Corp
5
common
Eagle-Plcher Co
Airlines Inc
4,100
9% Jan
4
25% Dec 31
213/4 Jan
18
311/4 Sep
12
Eastern Corp
Eastern Stainless Steel
25%
26%
24%
25'/a
25%
25%
26%
25%
26 %
25%
26%
9,300
46% Jan
4
72% Dec 31
67
iviar
14
87
Sep
19
Eastman
10
77
79%
74%
77
76
77%
76%
77%
75%
15,900
Sep
21
175
Jan
31
6 % preferred
100
Eaton Manufacturing Co
2
Edison Bros Stores Inc common.
1
*165
165
*166
166 Vz
76%
166 %
165
Mar
4
172
Sep
1
165
37% Feb 24
52 Va Nov
24
45
20% Jan
27% Oct
13
24% Mar 15
35% July 29
95
11
92% July 22
96 % May 31
36
52
; 85% Feb
'-22%
4
3
Jan
19
Jan
4
13 Va Feb
23
100
33
1
103
Jan
Sep
6
14
107
Sep
1
29
May 27
9
15% May 18
23% Feb
45% Mar
2
35% Mar 14
53
15
4%%
Ekco
Co
preferred
Products
Co
100
.2.50
common
17%
17%
10
21%
25
Elgin National Watch Co
31% Feb
17
Elliott
Apr 26
483/4 Sep 26
53
Feb
28
5%
Oct 25
54% Dec 30
45
Oct
11
.58%-Feb
17
5%
41% Jun
39 % Jan
6
54% Apr
11
25% July 22
;4
9% Jun
20% Aug
4
15% Dec 20
17
26
Jan
4
92
Jan
6
22% Jan
4
Jan
4
70
Dec 29
For
Jan
3
12
Oct
11
25% Jan
3
102
4
16 Va Jan
66
19
26% July 28
29% May 19
:8
22% Feb
page
2
Feb
21
common
preferred
5
Electric Mfg Co
;
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
4
18
76
Jan
11
87
Aug
5
69% Oct
4
73
July
8
28% Sep 23
243/4 Apr
20
4%
Co.
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
Erie RR common
5% preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
97
453/4
108
*95%
45 %
*101
31%
97
*90j/2
46%
108
166%
45%
*101
*166
160
%
51%
53
3,700
31%
31%
32%
3,100
51
31
97
*95%
46
<45
108
*161
97
46%
10
4,300
108
17%
17'/a
17 Va
17'/a
17%
17
17%
16%
167/s
43%
45%
42%
44%
44%
45
43%
44%
43
43%
29,403
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
20,800
30 Va
28%
29%
17%
29 Va
29 Va
29%
5,400
17%
17%
17%
37%
17%
*17%
17 %
2,400
20%
21
20%
21V*
203/4
21%
20%
20%
7,900
*49
50
*49%
50
50
50
*49%
50
47
29 %
*49
50
29
29%
3%
29
45%
45%
45
45
46%
46%
46%
46%
*46 %
42%
42%
41%
42%
413/4
42%
41%
42%
40%
4
21
21 3/4
20%
21%
21%
41%
1,300
50
500
12,400
22'/2
4,600
12%
12
21.%
123%
20%
12%
12 %
12%
12%
12%
I2V4
12%
13,400
10
Emerson
Endicott Johnson Corp common
Sep 14
Jan
30%
165
53 %
31
3
34 »/8
100
52%
50
2nd preferred
Natural Gas
conv
Paso
*101
52%
3%
50
Empire District Electric
25% Apr
26.
El
Co
29% Sep 23
20% Jan
79
Dec 21
74% Feb
5
see
6
96
27% Dec 27
22% Dec 29
footnotes
28 % Jan
July I3
16% Feb
108
20%
23
22'/a Feb
17
44%
15
34% Feb
6
11
*95 VA
46%
10
3
14% Jan
95 %
xl7
11
25% Jan
95%
x45
*101
20% Oct
11
30
a
15% Jan
27% Feb
16% Dec
6
3
12
3% Oct
52
31%
1
preferred
27
May
11% Mar
4% Dec 27
29 y4 Dec 31
Aug
2
5% Feb 10
165
523/4
30%
.100
4% %
29% Aug 12
52 Va Dec
8
23
4
166%
51%
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares
Electric Storage Battery
23% Jan
49
Dec
55% Aug
23% Dec
Nov 24
1% Jan
48
Jun
39% Dec 10
106
Mar 14
Kodak
28
28%
27%
28
27%
27%
27%
28
28
28%
3,600
32%
31%
32
32'%
2,300
98 Vz
98 Vz
5
21%
25
32%
32%
10D
99 %
99%
8.50
27%
27%
27
27%
26%
26%
26%
26%
21
21%
20%
21
20%
21 Va
20%
21%
86%
86%
85%
85%
*84%
86 Vz
*84%
85%.
71
*69%
71
*69 3/4
71
32
*98%
100
32%
*£8
32%
89%
21%
32%
99%
60
26%
26%
20%
21
4,500
22,200
85
500
*981
"
No par
100
50
*69%
71
*69%
85
*69 3/4
71
Volume
Number 5473
182
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
(1579)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1954
Range
11 Mi Jan
27
26 Mi Dec
4
6
80% Sep
Oct
10
6
Evans Products
23
"When
29
20% Sep 13
:
Monday
Par
Co
5
Issued"
67
69 %
70
68%
68%
'68%
69
2,400
21%
22%
23%
23%
22%
23%
22%
22%
15
153/3
14%
15%
15
15%
15
15%
15
15
;__3
51%
52%
50%
51
51
52
51%
51%
51%
52
9,100
6,200
4,oU0
2.50
*3%
*3%
4
4
*3%
4
♦3%
4
26%
27
26%
26%
16,000
12%
13
12%
12%
20,500
14%
16%
23%
14%
14%
14%
1,100
16%
23"%
lb%
17
24
4,200
26
26%
26
21% Feb
7
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp_l
12%
13
12%
13
11
18% Apr
7
Fajardo
14/2
14%
14
14%
*14%
7
Falstaff Brewing Corp
1
16%
16%
16%
16%
Family Finance Corp common
5% preferred series B
1
24
24
24
24%
16%
23%
50
*70
75
31
6
12% Sep
13% May
15
14
Oct
16% Dec
31
15
May 16
25% Dec
4
29
22% Mar 14
l
_____—
Apr 19
17% Jan
52% Jan
5
72
11
20*% Jun 29
Dec
68
6
Sep
74
26
16
26% Jan 25
Aug 16
5% Mar 14
30% Dec
28
July
i
7
7%
7
7
9%
9%
9%
Jun
9
57
Jan
4
41% Sep
27
50
Jan
3
31% July 21
45
Apr
29
43% Oct
14
5
23
19
34% Dec
16
5%
5%%
12
Jun
24
XJKJU
JL
4
24
Federal Paper
22
Aug. 31
13 % Feb
23
Federated Dept Stores
Felt & Tarrant Mfg Co
38% Apr
26
4
32% Dec
29
28% Jan
6
110% Dec
29
95
Oct
14
41% Dec
10
35% Jan
18
Jan
18
Oct
15
104
Sep
26
62% Nov 23
53
14% Jan
12
24
49% Feb
17
7% Mar
25% Jan
98% Jan
108
8
42% Dec 22
7
104% Dec
3
36% Nov
5
21% Apr
23
28% Jan
7
38% Sep
28
35
9
48% Sep
101% Nov
5
12
53% Dec
22
58% Jan
6
113
64% Jan
4
100% Dec
Nov 29
Oct
$4
Jan
11
6% Jan
4
38% Dec
Florida
Power
Florida
Power
&
25
7
14
July 15
61 ¥4 Sep
21
Feb
28
126
Sep
21
97% Jan
12
100
Jun
3
11
26% Aug 22
Oct
14
60
7% Sep
30
Mar 31
Light
convertible
3%%
! Foster-Wheeler
14
12% Apr
4
Francisco
11% Mar 14
14¥4 Jun
6
Jan
6
93% Sep
23
11
7
15 % Nov
19
14
Jan
18
lbvb Mar 23
38% Dec 29
34% Mar 14
47% Jun
3
92
88% Mar 30
93 ¥2 Oct
14
5% May 18
73/4 Oct
5
Dec
29
7% Aug
2
9'/a
9%
9%
30'%
29%
30%
30%
30%
29%
30%
6,400
97%
97%
97%
9b%
53 %
97%
95
96
2,000
53%
52
53%
"
54%
55
71%
72
72%
72
105%
*105
105%
106
56%
57¥4
57%
56'%
*56%
9%
39¥4
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
20%
20%
19%
19%
39
39 ¥4
38 ¥2
39 ¥4
*101
*20
38%
Sugar
33'A
34¥2
59¥a
10
32
59%
102
*99
52Mi
110
110
110
99
*98
99
2,500
3,2oO
117
%8
99
lb,/ ..0
58¥i
6,700
102
54 ¥4
*110
~
6,400
3j¥4
57¥2
*99¥2
54%
300
39
3j
,
190
20¥2
38%
58%
*110
102
54%
11,300
117
100
"
98
98
20%
21%
20¥4
21
20%
21 ¥a
21 ¥4
21%
20%
21
33,600
10
30%
31%
30¥a
31 ¥4
31 ¥4
31%
31
31%
30
30¥2
10,500
8 ¥2
8¥2
8%
1
13¥4
13'A
xl2%
86
88%
10
1
*15¥4
1
*92
15¥t
44
8¥2
*8 ¥2
12%
12-/8
12%
*12%
89¥2
90¥i
88¥2
89
*15¥2
16
43%
15'A
41%
93 ¥2
8¥2
12%
8%
86
15%
43
100
common
preferred
8¥2
13
87
No par
Co
33%
115
*93
1,300
9-/8
38%
*20
102
99
*109¥4
56%
102
38 '/a
54¥4
...
40
9%
20¥2
57%
9,200
38%
102
*99¥2
54'A
53%
56%
10
39%
33
*
58
102
14,700
72%
106
2
Co
Corp
Freuhauf Trailer
110
*98
33% '
57%
*99¥2
53 ¥4
100
38%
32%
33
102
52¥a
53%
38 ¥4
59'A
56
*99'%
20%
10a
57%
9%
l,o00
53%
70%
10o
39'%
*20
53
73%
68
9%
Froedtert
4%
9%
39¥b
Franklin Stores Corp
Freeport Sulphur Co
4
9%
'9%
Corp.
68
4
9%
100
12
Jan
4,300
*
9%
38¥2
preferred
76% Nov
23 % Jan
2,900
66
9%
preferred
9% Dec 21
12% Dec 10
69% Jan
29%
64%
38%
Foremost Dairies Inc_
4
Mar 22
29%
b7%
9%
1
4,700
30%
66%
"
39¥4
15
13%
14
29%
14'%
*105
57
Co__No par
13%
13%
30
67%
9%
common
3,600
67
38¥a
pfd ser of '51
Food Machinery & Chem Corp
3¥4%
200
33%
29
73%
57
32%
30
'
69
5
cum
45% Jan
10
44
5
7 ¥2
Food Fair Stores Inc
$4.20 div
71'%
No par
Corp
July
*43%
33
1
14
69¥4 Sep
43%
97
54 %
52
105
Florence Stove Co
105
51
*46
No par
12
40
11
13
46% Jan
9
98%
105
preferred
26¥2 Jan
Jan
102
30%
98
1
48 ¥2 Apr
43% Mar 15
13
'30%
100
Firth (The) Carpet Co
Flintkote Co (The) common
99
9%
6.25
com
preferred
17
20% Oct
19
Corp
19
23
7
9%
9%
32%
4 13%
67%
Firestone Tire & Rubber
May 23
14
*46
32%
32%
51
43%
44%
13%
Filtrol
106
*44
32%
29% ' ' 30%
23
11% Sep
6
44
68%
23
46¥2 Feb
Aug 29
6,300
32%
13%
82% Sep
18% Mar 11
1,800
9%
44
30%
Ferro
4%%
6%
9%
33%
13%
62% Sep
3
13,100
6%
9%
44%
68
Corp
1
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y—10
Mar
31%
30
7
9%
51
30%'
15
108
31%
1,800
75
6%
*46
5
Apr
119
30%
*70
7
51
5
First National Stores
35%
32%
75
10
*46
1
20
Jan
*43%
317/a
31%
31%
5
62% Jun
32
Aug
Co
Co Inc
9
100
93% Jan
37% Jan
Electric
Board
9
Aug 17
36% Sep 26
10% Oct 21
4
Mar
*
Pacific
51
50
series
*46
30%
*70
23%
Bearings
73% Sep
20
104% Sep
1953
Bower
17% Jan
15
Feb
pfd
conv
Mogul
Federal
32%
50
Corp Inc
40% Jan
10% Apr
9
A
ser
X
8
54
76
cum
25
52% Jan
Dec
20% Jan
pfd
common
5
conv
Federal
19% Dec 27
17
24
7
9%
Corp
'
75
9%
9% Oct
>
14%
*70
75
1
49
4
13
2
5
8% Jan
*70
12%
5
64% Apr
56% Apr
58
'
26%
Fedders-Quigan
13
21
.
*
26%
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
Farwick Corp
48% Oct
J~a"n~~4
20
'
V
3
8
38'/a
Co
"
13% Jan
16% Apr
16 % Dec
''
*3%
35% Sep 22
8% July 12
8
13
Jan
4
3
3 % Apr
10 V* Oct
6
17% Mar
25% Jun
Sugar
Shares
65%
26%
24% Jan
the Week
Oct. 14
23
26%
1
23
4% July
Friday
Oct. 13
69
No par
58 V4 Sep
Sales for
Thursday
21
Fairbanks Morse & Co
Mar 16
18% Aug 11
18% Jan 27
11
I
65
;
_,
F
9% Jan
Oct. 12
29% Mar 31
May 11
2
31
27% Jun
1
Wednesday
Oct. 11
8
43
20% Nov
Tuesday
Oct. 10
Eversharp Inc
Ex-Cello Corp
Exchange Buffet Corp
2 Mi Dec
1% Apr 26
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
26% Sep
13% Jan
14% Dec 29
16
NEW YORK
Jan. l
Highest
23% Jan
21
12% Feb
sine!
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
42%
43
*92
15¥2
8-/8
lo'A
*10¥2
500
12%
1,100
bd
86-u
b.OOO
*92
43%
43¥a
16
43%
22,400
93 V2
43'/4
93 ¥2
*92
93 ¥2
8¥2
20
93 ¥2
93¥2
30
7%
5,000
300
G
4% Nov 15
19
Jan
4
,
31% Dec 31
26 ¥4 Mar 14
104¥4 May 24
~6%
Jan
34% Jan
4
To
6
43
Dec
38
Dec" 31
9
14
Jan
34
Jun
113
25
July
11 ¥4
41 ¥2 Jan
18
Jan
13
Dec
17
30 ¥2 Oct
11
39
22 ¥4 Jan
4
40 ¥2 Dec
21
35 ¥4 Mar 14
7
41% Aug 23
32 ¥4 July 18
5
15
46
24% Jan
Sep
30
23
3% Apr
25
May
25 ¥4 Jan
12
7
22
6¥« Dec 27
33
5% Jan
2
29
Sep
17
32
Mar 14
4
Jan
18
38
Jan
13
9 ¥4 Oct
25
Dec
31
10
Jan
3
148 ¥2 Feb
4
18 ¥4 Jan
4
333/4 Dec
4
18 ¥4 Dec
Mar
1
1
5
553/4 Sep 12
17% Aug
3
303/a Sep 22
Sep
12
107 ¥2 Mar
28
69 ¥4 Jun
23
9% Sep
27
11% Jan
21
Jan
3
148¥2 Jun
3
29% Jan
7
363/8 Feb
23
139
10
15
Jan
6
243/4 Sep
1
23
Co
(The)
Co Inc (Robert)
Galr
45 ¥4
45
45
31 ¥2
31 ¥2
31%
32
32
900
39%
39%
*39 ¥2
40
39 ¥4
40
1,100
Garrett
2
33¥2
35 ¥2
33%
34 ¥2
34%
35 ¥a
06%
34 ¥2
35
4,000
Gar
(The)
Corp
Wood
4¥2%
Industries
convertible
Gaylord
General
Inc
Corp
Acceptance
General American
—1
Corp
Investors com__l
4%
conv
17% May
4
29
Dec
29
24 ¥2 Mar 15
34% Oct
12
General
15
131
136 ¥2 Sep
23
130
1
17
Sep
27
21% Mar
7
1
133/4 Oct
11
17
7
Aug 17
Mar
48% Feb
37% May 17
80
4 6 ¥2 Jan
48¥2 Jun 25
9
3
563/4 Jun
Mar 29
22
7%
General Contract
14 ¥4 Nov 24
13% Jan
6
19 ¥2
80 ¥a
July 22
75
Jan
6
86 ¥8 Jun
£4
Jan
8
Mar
94¥a Feb
1
101 ¥2 Sep
8¥t Oct
25
€0¥4 Jan
5
119
Jan
4
123 ¥4 Feb
26
101
12 ¥a Dec
8
28
11
66% Jan
783/4 Nov 22
124 ¥2 Mar
3
146% Dec 10
Oct
6
8
120
Mar
136 ¥2 Feb
General
Electric
'
'
General
13
773/4 Jun
20
123
152
July 11
11
24
127
Jan
3
9
102
Jun
30
33 ¥4 Feb
14
983/4 Dec
31
4
126 % Oct
29
Jan
4
102 ¥2 Sep
28
98
22% Jan
11
33 ¥2 Dec
29
29% Jan
89 ¥2 Mar 14
Aug
7
5%
Motors
Common
15 ¥2
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
2,700
4,900
27 ¥4
27%
27 ¥4
27%
27 ¥4
27%
*106 ¥4
107 ¥4
*106 ¥4
107 ¥4
106 »/4
106 ¥4
58%
60
59 ¥2
59 ¥2
9%
10
9%
27 ¥0
27 ¥2
106 ¥4
28 ¥4
106 ¥4
17 ¥4
<'13/';*
13%
1,100
51%
52%
50%
52%
52%
53%
52%
53%
51%
52%
55,900
47%
48%
47 ¥3
48 ¥4
47 ¥2
48 ¥a
47 %
48%
47%
48'/a
84,000
.
preferred
100
—1%
issued"
,a.
9.'"
61 ¥4
10
143 ¥2
21%
20 ¥2
Jan
4
3% Jan
4
28 ¥s Jan
18
25 ¥4 Mar 26
ICO
Jan
18
4% Dec
347/s Aug 19
133%
44%
44
Dec
27
107
Aug 16
l5s/a Sep
9
14¥a Oct
623/4 Sep
21
General
1
12% Jan
4
20 ¥a Apr
28
30 ¥4 Dec
31
26% Jan
6
41
12
533/4 Dec 13
493/4 Jan
26
Jan
7
43¥2
Jan
28
100 ¥2
29 ¥a Jan
4
47 ¥a Dec
75% Jan
4
96
72% Feb
16
59
10 ¥4 Jan
4
35 ¥2 May 25
33 ¥2 July 29
Dec"l3
25% Jan
Apr
12
31
Dec
101
27
30 ¥a Dec
8
Jun
29
453/4 Jan
8
84 ¥2 Oct
11
18
93
Mar 14
82
Jan
7
1033/4 Sep 26
24% Mar 14
101%
8%
8 ¥a
8 ¥4
8¥a
8%
8¥a
8¥a
8,100
70%
2,100
8
8%
69 ¥2
70%
122
*121 ¥2
122
*121 ¥2
122
122
145
*135
145
*140
150
*137
147
*137
101
Jun
29
65 ¥2 Jun
20
Jun
98
4
21
Jan
8
28% Jan
4
6% Feb
26
137% Apr 26
9% May 3
6
36¥a Oct
11
63/4 Sep
26
9
Jan
162
Nov
168
158
4
1 ¥4 Jan
4
Goodyear Tire
1
Gould-National Batteries Inc
41% Mar 14
2
29
Jan
3
55 %
July 25
33/8 Mar
3
Jan
12
13% Sep 24
12 ¥a Jan
5
23
Sep 21
27 % July
6
32
Sep 21
29
26
Dec
31
22% Jan
6
393/4 Sep
5
138
Dec
31
126 ¥2 Jan
18
207
Sep
13
6
44
Jun
6
86% Jan
33
Apr
94% Jan
7% Mar
19
8
2
40 3/4
100
Mar
10 ¥4 Dec
4
36% Dec
21% Dec
80
29
Jan
17
Jan
4
54
Jan
11
35
Aug 18
Dec
Jan
4
93
Mar 21.
13
9
Mar 14
14
Sep 21
Apr
17
5
17
21 ¥a Jan
3
327/8 Sep
6
29
74
Feb
2
92 ¥4 Jun
22
Jun
9
38 ¥2 Dec
29
35% Jan
4
22
Dec
31
20 ¥2 Mar 22
4
154
Oct
131 ¥4 Jan
14 ¥2
34 ¥a Jan
17% Jan
27
98
12
18
Mar 16
41
44 ¥2
Oct
13
Sep
19
24% Feb
9
27
143
73
Apr
9
78 ¥2 Aug 17
69
28
Jun
18
33% Feb
1
307/a Mar 14
34% Jan
20% Jan
8
31 ¥4 Dec
17
26% Mar 15
37% Aug 11
For
footnotes
see
page
26.
Feb
23
153
76
May 26
Jun
7
18
Grace
(W.
Rubber
& Co^—
R)
5%%
Grant
City
cum
(W T)
$2.25
conv
Gt Northern
Stores
34 ¥4
33%
33/8
109
*94
85
*83 ¥2
85
59%
95 ¥2
*94
95
*100
103
V 60 ¥4
*83 ¥2
110
110 ¥2
103
*100
103
59 ¥2
60%
*83 ¥2
85
*100
58 ¥2
95%
•94
95 ¥2
60 ¥2
*94
85
*83 ¥2
5,200
2,o00
59
10,900
150
95%
85
950
111
112
111
36%
37
36
36%
24,700
40 Va
41
39%
40 %
24,200
24%
25.
19,500
♦111
112
25
24%
25%
25%
*93 ¥2
96
*93 ¥2
96
96
96
*95%
37%
3 6 Va
37
37%
37%
37%
38
36%
37'A
9,900
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
7,700
24
24%
6%
6%
200
96
21 ¥2
21%
*21 ¥2
22
21 ¥2
70%
70
69%
70%
70 ¥4
70%
69%
21%
70'A
57
59
57
4
32 ¥2
33
1
100
com—1
—
1,700
103
22
Sugar com„_No par
Bay & Western RR
Green (H L) Co Inc
6%
'
68%
No par
Ore Prop__No par
preferred
Greenfield Tap
34
*21 ¥2
Paper Co——'—25
Great Northern Ry C'o._
No par
7%
34%
73
preferred
Green
34
22
Great Northern
Great Western
34%
.
159
Steel common—12.50
preferred-—
_100
Co common—.——5
Iron
34,o00
22
Motors—
3%% preferred
Grayson-Robinson
36%
*155
No par
Granby Consol M S & P_—
5
Grand Union Co (The) new
5
Granite
36%
1
100
;~10
(B F)
Graham-Paige
37%
5
7
2 ¥4 Nov
36%
37
10
jau
14% Jun
7
____10
66 ¥4 Jun
47% Dec 29
2,000
36%
37%
25 Va
Inc
&
55%
95
No par
18
-/4
14¥a
39%
55%
95
36%
5
common
50% Jan
■**
14'%
38 ¥a
56 ¥4
3 7 ¥4
23
9
14 Va
38%
55%
40 ¥4
2
Aug
14 ¥a
38%
55%
-
36%
16
32
14%
38%
55 ¥4
55%
39 ¥2
Feb
31
54 ¥2
106 ¥2
37 ¥4
(The)
Goodrich Co
*54%
♦105%
40
Brewing Co——___
Stock Telegraph Co
Goodall-Sanford
54%
106 ¥2
35%
preferred
Glidden Co
54%
*105%
38%
14 ¥2
58
112
7,300
2,200
54 ¥a
106'2
38 ¥2
*100
12,500
15,700
5
36 ¥4
*14 ¥4
14 ¥a
38
X55 ¥2
61 ¥a
5
35%
54¥a
106 ¥2
38%
103
5
36%
*105%
54
53
*105%
39
78 ¥2 Sep
Dec
40
41%
22% Feb
42
39%
39%
23%
6
54% Dec 22
41
new———1
Co
15
28
40
95
*83 ¥2
111¥2
37%
26
Dec
42
.100
—100
100
Co__
1
3%%
&
41
57 ¥4
Jun
52
40%
—100
4¥4%
Gold
4,800
com—2.50
Rubber
&
173A Jan
14
27% Jan
Tire
59 ¥2 Jan
8
50%
36
preferred
Goebel
50 ¥4
34
20
Dec
1
2
11
51%
3 8'/8
26 ¥2 July 30
€0
29 ¥4 July
44% Mar
50%
34%
Brothers
30
51 ¥2
36¥2
34%
*100
$4.50
Dec
643/a Dec
50%
51
56 ¥a
Gimbei
8
2,300
56 ¥2
8
42 ¥2 Dec
30 ¥2
39 ¥4
8
Aug
30
38 ¥2
(The)
99
30
10
Gillette
17
30
106 ¥2
19
18
30%
53
*105%
14%
23
Jan
600
1,100
30 ¥a
Railway Signal com_No par
100
Utiltles
_10c
433/4 Sep
453/8 Sep
29% Sep
100 ¥4
4%
preferred
preferred
4%%
conv
preferred
Georgia-Pacific Plywood
11
124
10U'/4
35%
27
86¥2 Mar 23
90 ¥2 Jan
90¥4 Nov 29
¥4%
123%
100
5
Corp—
165,100
124
9y */4
36
Corp common_No par
44%
44%
123%
4%
Telephone
43%
100,600
44%
35%
1
10
132%
123 ¥2
5
14%
44%
131
30
29%
54%
135%
100 ¥2
36
118 ¥2 Jun
20
Dec~31
13 ¥4 Jan
13
4
*100
100
35%
General Time
General
123 ¥2
123%
123%
100
30%
44%
44%
43%
45%
132 %
133%
36
Corp
90
147
132%
133%
130%
136%
35 ¥2
General Shoe
7,000
122
5
General Refractories
*69
122
4%
17% Mar 24
General
70 ¥4
69
70 ¥2
77 ¥4
76
122
5
43 ¥4 Sep
29
633/4 Aug
3
453/8 July 11
393/4 Jan
3
69%
70 ¥2
79
4%
preferred
General Realty &
383/4 Oct
80
5%
2,600
*101 ¥2
40
107 ¥4 Sep
17
79%
101%
50
6
17
17
77%
*101 ¥2
42 ¥4
28
17
16%
101 %
52
Apr
2,600
78%
40 %
39 ¥2 Jan
17 ¥4
*101 ¥2
125 ¥4
Corp
136
79%
50%
Utilities
♦134 ¥2
101%
;10c
Public
600
5,300
78 ¥2
100
General Public Service
136
55
34
*101 ¥2
General Portland Cement Co——__1
105
*17 ¥4
10
92
33%
79 ¥a
123 ¥2
30 ¥4
16%
17 ¥4
16 ¥2
17%
General Precision
General
♦134 ¥2
*52
33%
8,900
101%
16
15
136
33%
*91
55
*52
»
2,200
-
,
17
78
*101%
8%
70
122
*135
19
393/4 Sep
*134 ¥2
136
91
91
92
34%
57 ¥2 Feb
Mar 17
21 Va
*91
54
J
10
21
33%
71 ¥2 Apr
33
30%
20%
54
100
Equipt Corp—1
30 ¥a
21 ¥4
34 ¥2
3
7
30%
21
55
4
57a Mar
v
2,900
144
i*30%
92
4¥a Jan
9
*142-
4,700
9%
30%
*90
*134 ¥2
9%
61
21%
*51
136 ¥2
10
144
*142
143 ¥2
54%
38% Oct
Nov"24
52 ¥4
9%
60 ¥2
30%
31
21 ¥4
33%
61
60
10
92
No par
Advertising-No par
143 ¥2
143 ¥2
x30 ¥2
No par
Preferred $3.75 series
*142
32 ¥a
43 ¥a Mar 14
25
30
13 '/a
No pa:
preferred
General Outdoor
400
17%
Corp common.—5
"when
15 ¥2
14
100
convertible
General
$5
Corp
preferred
3%%
15%
14
No par
1
General Mills common
7
15 ¥2
3,700
17 ¥2
No par
preferred
General
3
11,700
5%
14
'
.1
com
23
43% Oct
4
'
i
Instrument
50%
31
14
Corp (Delaware)_J
Corp
Feb
122 ¥2 Feb
_58%Jan
$3.50
Foods
50%
17%
Co
General Finance
7
5%
*30 ¥2
51
13%
Corp common—2
General
5
July 25
145 ¥2 Sep 28
483/4 Sep 28
118% Jan
95
13
July
5%
30%
50%
17%
com__No par
100
-
5
4
5%
30%
51 ¥2
5
Inc
preferred
Dynamics Corp J
•
9% Jan
56% Feb
5%
30 ¥2
51
17 ¥a
*.100
50
series
6%
5%
30 ¥2
52
13%
NO par
2nd preferred
Cigar Co
preferred
5%
30%
50%
17%
5
1st preferred
4%
5 ¥2
30%
53
10
1
Corp
General Cable Corp com
5
5%
30 ¥4
14
General Bronze
23
0V2
107
preferred
100
General Amer Transportation—2.50
General Baking Co common
5
$8 preferred
No par
62 ¥2 Sep
600
*105 ¥4.
59%
97/8
*142
31%
20 ¥2
*90
53 %
32 /4
*134 %
17%
$4.50
93
35
45
30 ¥4
t>2
15 ¥2
273/8
'
corn—1
preferred—50
1.66%
Container
4o
*45
¥2!
45
31
40
18
29
3,000
30 ¥2
83 ¥2 Mar 18
Dec
8,800
1,790
10
9%
45
45 ¥2 Jan
15 ¥s Dec
10%
xlO
10 ¥4
28%
106 %
39%
27
193/e Dec
¥2
10 ¥a
10 ¥a
7 ¥4
28
10b ¥2
30 ¥2
31
3
10
10/
45
Dec
8
10%
7%
28%
lOo ¥2
39 %
Dec
Jan
28
28%
106 ¥2
31%
89
Jan
106%
7 ¥4
7%
28
106
39 ¥4
49
11
105%
5
2
15% Nov
105%
10 ¥4
*4o
31
*7¥a
7 ¥4
28%
105%
28
28%
Gardner-Denver Co
9
July
1
"7¥a
7 ¥4
7¥a
28¥4
1
common
$4.50 preferred
100
Gamble-Skogmo Inc common
__5
5% convertible preferred
50
Gamewell Co (The)
No par
30% Mar
122
Feb
45
57 ¥4 Jan
9
10% Jan
9% Mar
27
26 ¥a Mar 15
105 ¥4
6
135 ¥4 Aug
71
11
*'
107 ¥2 Aug 27
65 3/8 Nov 24
11
Feb
¥2 Apr
5
46% Feb 25
5
Dec
37 ¥a Nov
153/a July
20% Jan
103
49 ¥4 July 27
Gabriel
100
100
1
& Die Corp..No par
45%
46%
2¥«
2 ¥a
18
17 %
29%
29%
35
33
186
*176
37%
37%
97%
*96 ¥2
13 ¥4
12 %
39
*38
30 ¥a
29%
80
79 ¥2
40 ¥2
39 ¥4
21 ¥2
21 %
147%
*146
75
*73
31%
x31¥a
34 ¥4
33 ¥4
*155
*155
159
159
*155
159
*155
159
300
15,600
30,000
55%
57 ¥4
56%
57%
57%
56 ¥4
57 ¥a
*32 ¥4
33 ¥4
32%
32%
*33 ¥2
34 ¥4
*33 ¥2
34'A
1,100
45 ¥0
,
46 ¥2
45%
47i4
46 ¥2
47%
46'%
46%
29,700
2
2¥a
2
2%
2
2%
2
2
a
52,900
7,700
17
17%
17 ¥2
17%
17 ¥a
17%
17
17 ¥4
29
29%
29 VB
29%
29 ¥a
29%
29
29%
34 ¥a
34%
33%
34%
33
34
34,500
175
2,000
33 ¥2
32 ¥a
*180
175
175
188
*178
190
37%
171%
37%
37%
8,500
2,600
38
37 ¥2
37%
37%
*96 ¥2
97 ¥2
97
97 %
*96 ¥2
12 Vw
12%
13
13%
13 ¥4
13%
13%
14%
3.9
40
40
40%
40%
41
41
41
29 Va
29%
29%
29%
2
30
29%
30
81
81
82
82 ¥2
*80
81%
80 ¥2
80 ¥2
800
40
40%
39%
40%
21,900
21
21 Via
21
21%;
37%
.
39 ¥«
39%
39%
40%
21
21%
21 ¥b
21 ¥4
146
147 ¥2
*146
146 Va
r;
^
-/a
*73
75
31 ¥4
33%
98
148
148
149
150
*73
75
*73
60
17,100
520
5,100
3,800
100
75
31%
31%
32%
75
*96 %
'
'
*73
98
,
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
3,600
33%
33 ¥4
33
33%
32%
33
2,000
19
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1580)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range since Jan. 1
Year 1954
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
14'/a Mar
11% May 21
7
39% Aug 11
5% Dec 22
32% July 19
26% Mar 29
39 >% Dec
35% Jan
6
68'% Jan
91
Jan
99
6
22% Jan
11
4% Jan
4
29
90
Dec
9
67 % Dec 29
4
45% Jan
5% Jan
4
fi1 %
2
8% Apr
44% Feb
4
23
96% May
5
93% Sep 23
80% Oct 10
Mar 14
80 V* Oct
2
11
4V«%
Oil
34% July 30
31
100 % May 26
103
May 5
106 % July 28
101
105
106% Mar 26
26% Jan
29
Jan
18
Aug 26
36% Sep
105
107
7
Common
15%
14%
15
14%
15
97%
*96 Va
98
*96%
98
34%
35%
34 Va
35%
35%
35%
35%
36%
35%
35%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5',8
*5%
5%
*5%
5%
600
36 Vt
37%
36'%
37 V4
36%
37%
37 Va
38
37%
37%
10,300
97
96
96
96
96
96%
96%
79%
81
81'/4
82 Va
$4.20 dividend
*96
V
79 '%
80%
80%
90 '%
80'/a
33 Va
No par
34%
33%
34
'82
15
83
14%
98
*82
►io2>%
34%
34'/a
*97
15
19,400
98
*96%
240
13,500
97
81%
83
34
*82
34%
102%
*102 %
*106%
108
"107
108
*108%
108%
*107
1,200
82%
50,700
83
106
11104%
106
*107
108
*107
33%
107%
*104%
preferred
-.100
preferred.—_100
preferred—
100
dividend
$4.44 dividend
82 Va
80%
x81
„
14%
*97
400
Co—
___
$4.40
10
Shares
14%
25
7
Jun
the Week
Oct. 14
——1
—
Utilities
9
109% Jun
104% Sep
Friday
Oct. 13
97 Va
Corp
"When Issued"
22
Jun
104% July 13
4
Oct
110
15
Jan
Sales for
Thursday
3
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com—No par
$5 preferred
——No par
States
PRICES
Oct. 12
1
Aircraft Corp
Guantanamo Sugar.—
Gulf
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 11
Oct. 10
Monday, October 17, 1955
.
100
preferred
Grumman
Gulf
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Greyhound Corp (The) common
May 31
45% Feb
6
STOCK
YORK
.
RECORD
LOW
EXCHANGE
16% Mar
6
Mar 30
94
NEW
Highest
13% Jan
4
Sep 20
97
90% Jan
STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.
108
*102%
102%
102%
102%
34
*102 Va
102%
„
4,800
102%
.
60
107
106 Va
*107
30
108
II
42
Oct
Jan
13
12% Mar
2
63% Jan
12% Jan
Water
Halliburton
Oil
19 % Jan
6
24 % Sep
14
Hall
18% Oct
13
25 % Fab
4
46% Aug 17
27
17 y8 Jan
46% July 12
59% Sep 21
Hackensack
45% Aug 10
35
20% Apr 30
6
Dec
29
5
86% Dec
31
79% Oct
7
100
% Feb
4
4
25% Nov 24
21% Jan
6
35
Jun
21
21
102% May 11
24% Jan
4
106%' Oct 25
131
142
Jan
40% Dec
15
103% Oct
38
22
Nov
21% Oct
28
33% Nov 29
22% Apr
23
32 % Dec
5% Jan
19
10
Jan
6
26% Mar 14
32
Jan
Oct
30
Mar 11
34 V* Oct
13
•34 %
52'/a
53%
51
52%
52'%
53.
22
22%
21%
22
21%
22'%
Hamilton Watch Co com—No par
4%
convertible preferred—100
Hammermill
Paper
Co.———2.50
Hanna (MA) Co $4.25 pfd—No par
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—15
6% preferred
...100
.
9
23% Dec 31
21% July
7
28% Dec 31
26j/8 Mar 14
91
3
60% Sep
2J
104% Feb
7
36% Jan
3
20% Oct
17 % Oct
11
Jan
6
101
2
126% Oct 26
38% Jun
18
Dec
50
27
26% Jan
68
Jan
81% Jan
13
11
Mar 14
Oct
*
48% July 19
54% Mar 18
30
10% Jan
7'%
21%
6,500
34'%
3,b00
100
89
89%
*88%
25
54
98
54
*53
99
9.)
99%
24
23%
24%
38
*37 '%
3%%
Heinz
preferred
(H J)
3.65%
Helrae
(G W)
7%
4%%
preferred series A—50
Co (The) new..
.—1
3
96
7
51% Aug 24
Hilton
12% Jan
5
10
Hotels
10
42
Oct
7
Honolulu
28% Jan
31
44% Jun
27
100% Jun
14
Jun
17
34% Jan
4
A Oct
33
13
28
Jan
7
29% Dec
9
35% Aug 25
36% Oct 27
84% Jan
6
99
94% Jan
101
Feb
4
% Nov
105
17
Apr
28
16 % Sep
19
10
91 % Jan
106
26% Oct
18
Nov 24
100
11
Mar 10
38% Aug
34
Aug
32
98
Sep
May
104% Jan
1
3
29
6
11
38% Oct
14
64% Jan
47
8
105% Nov 16
41 % Dec 31
112% Dec 23
pa
Feb
7
137
15% Jan
6
19% Dec 31
18
Jan
6
11 % Jan
22% Jun
4
20% Dec
15% Mar 14
25 Va Sep
7
1
Nov
22
4
4% Nov 22
38% Jan
4
13% Jan
10
18% Dec
% Jan
2
July 18
7Vb July 18
5
10% July 27
55% Dec 21
25% Nov
8
14
2% Nov
10
15
3% Feb
8
53 Ve Jan
6
22% Jan
11
3
6
19% Jan
3
21% Oct 11
Jan
3
105
72
i—5
Hollander. (A)
Feb
23
Feb
14
July 18
23
HooKer
45
54
17
"77
"5
43%
(10^
25
25%
25%
26 %
26%
27%
26%
26%
37
37
37'%
37
37
36 %
36%
1,300
17
17
17%
16%
17%
16%
17 Va
11,100
78%
*77
78%
95
78%
*77
93%
93 va
*93%
42%
44'/a
43%
44%
10%
10%
10%
11
11
78 Va
*93(4
95
44%
*77
94%
44
20%
"31
20%
20%
31%
*30%
31V4
*30%
35
35 %
34%
39%
37%
35Va
39
34 Va
37 Va
38'%
Lighting
34
"102
14%
*37%
27
100
Power..No par
(Del).—25
40
116%
100
._
Houston Oil Co of Texas
Howard
Stores Corp
Sound CO
32%
1
5
6%
35
34%
34%
12,100
3b %
39'%
39
39%
5,100
34 Va
14,300
33%
32%
33%
33'%
38 %
*37%
38%
*37%
27%
26%
38 Va
27
8,400
A
741,000
96%
27
A
95
103
*102
A
95
103
27
27%
27
32
95
*102
27%
A
32
*95
95
*1011/4
102
*101%
102
*101'%
*103%
104
*103%
104
*103'/a
32
*95
.
102
104
104
40%
39
39 %
39%
117
119
119%
117'/a
8%
61
2
8%
60
28
*27%
6%
33%
31%
6%
33
104
38%
-
119
40
39
6,100
122%
"
20
102
104
7,700
ly'%
19'%
19'%
19'%
20 Va
20%
19%
20'%
19/8
20
18,700
2%
8%
6%
33
96%
*101'%
39%
122'%
10
3,800
19%
2'%
2%
2 Va
2
2,200
*19
*8%
*8%
9
8%
2
*8%
1,100
„
8%
700
62
61
28%
39
120
39%
120
103
26%
32
96%
102
83/4
59 Va
28
Co
34%
39'%
*37'/a
2
Hupp Corp
400
34%
1,100
2,300
38%
20
Hussman Refrigerator
30%
*371/4
19%
6.66%
21'%
30%
38 %
2'/a
Inc
21'%
31'%
14%
preferred—100
noncumulative
21%
30%
14%
20%
Hunt
21%
31'%
14%
2Va
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
4,800
7
14%
1
16
5,100
12%
6%
14%
100
13
21%
12%
6%
14%
*102
18%
71% Sep
21'%
12%
6%
14%
18%
...
21%
12%
6%
102%
19%
19
Manhattan
1,000
14V4
19%
—1
6,700
11%
21'%
21
35
50
43%
102%
l'V
"95
*101'%
*103%
...
32
94%
43'%
*11
15%
——,
.100
&
35%
103
78%
*^3 Va
11%
10
12,800
*77
44%
*11
30
preferred4% preferred
4.40% preferred.
200
16%
preferred—
3%%
1,500
36 %
21%
3
54
17%
13
common
120
44%
26
21%
No par
44%
*52
37%
x25J/U
6%
32
17
45
*52
12%
27
Sep 21
45
21%
10
9% Feb
116'/a
123
6%
common—5
1,800
2,500
116%
123
53
44 Va
*52
1,800
18'/a
123
13 '/a
Co
24'%
38
118%
21%
10
18'/a
118
6%
20%
—12.50
*37'%
18'%
123
12%
!
24'%
38
118%
21
3 Va Feb
39
18'%
6%
Corp new—
Foods
24
*37'%
13
$2.25 convertible preferred
.50
Household Finance common—No par
Common rights
5%
52
60
22
Mi"ine
&
45
52
1,100
98
6%
Electrochem
IHudson
45
54
98
12%
Houdaille-Hershey
Howe
44%
52%
20
54
98%
124
*123
124
90
54%
24
33
18%
118
118
*123
24
18
*89
98%
21%
$4.25 preferred.
Houston
/a
116
24
6,900
54
100
*37%
38
18 %
123%
54%
*99
7'%.
90
common—
convertible
Oil
i?'*
52
119%
54
54
*39
5
12% Apr
Jun
®./4
17%
90
*8.)
90
—5
—50c
—
& Sons
Holly Sugar Corp
5%
1
————
5
28 % Jan
102 % Mar
Corp
(Charles E)
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co..
37% Oct
31% Dec 31
17%
—5
Hires Co
16% Apr 26
J$,l*
No par
,.
Wnmoctikp
Mar 31
preferred—25
—
preferred—————100
Hershey Chocolate common__No par
3
103
common——10
5%
3
6
common
noncumulative
Jan
12
Co
preferred————100
32 % Mar
23
10
7%
48
Dec
2,000
34
9
12 % Nov
2,200
16%
35
21%
13
95% Jan
21%
16%
34%
34 % Oct
27
21%
16%
22'%
29% Feb
5
22
16%
*34'%
7'/a
52
Oct
22
10%
33%
6
4
22
16%
21%
10% Mar 14
25% Jan
*34'%
22
16%
7%
89% Jan
7
35
21%
16'/4
34 %
34 % Jan
3
34 V4
21'/a
16%
22%
3
2
34 '%
22%
7 '/a
79% Aug
8 % Mar
2,900
34
5
16% Jan
1,300
1,700
6%
22 Va
Hertz
3.% Jan
6%
5,100
7%
Hey den Chemical Corp common—1
3Va% preferred series A
100
$4% cum 2nd pfd Tconv)..No par
11
35
6%
31%
34 %
Hewitt-Robins Inc.
14
6%
31%
22 Va
14
Oct
*34'%
6%
32'%
7
15
May 12
6%
31%
34
23
19% Feb
20
22
Sep
12% Oct
6%
6%
32 %
1,600
7%
33% Jan
Jan
"
22%
41% Sep
July
31%
31%
10
43%
143
34
20 Va Sep
5 %
103%
43%
*142%
x7
22 Va
25% Jan
14
Jan
*102 hi
43%
142%
34
18% Aug 5
8 % Dec 30
27% Dec
6
30 % Dec 21
5
103 Va
43%
142%
,
—————15
71
11% Aug 25
♦102 hi
43%
Co———-5
31% Mar 18
Sep 29
43% Nov 12
May 13
103 %
143
Glass
Corp.—————2
Hazel-Atlas
21
9
*141
700
Hecht Co common
15% May 12
Jan
21%
16'/a
30%
7
35%
*34
—
Hercules Powder common——No par
Sep
May 19
40
50
32%
6%
———1
9
132
51% Jan
preferred
Hercules Motors
126
16
4%%
2
17
23
92
18% Mar
1
22% Mar
11
Dec
34% July 26
18% Apr 21
78
Apr
8
14% Jan
Jun
38% July 25
Jan
bt
54% Feb
May 26
25
122 % Aug
25
52
1
7
36% Sep 23
20
37% Nov 18
68
13
Sep
23% Nov 11
121% Feb
2J
8% Mar
96% Aug 15
22% Jan
6
14
Jan
24% Mar
24
5
43 »/4
44
33
31 %
Hat Corp of America common——1
Mfg
6% Aug
4
30
26
*10215
104
143
,
32
14
Hayes
8% Dec 31
18% Jan
Feb
102 %
*43
*141
32%
39
21% Jun
21% Jan
*
44%
143%
*31 %
8% Jan
Inc
Industries Inc.
13% Mar 12
103%
44
33
Haveg Industries
35
1,300
32
Hayes
39 % Jan
320
31
33
24% July 21
11
81
31
32
Id %Jun
11
41% Nov 17
19
*80
31'%
18'%
33
6
101% Oct
*18'%
80
31-
32 %
6
19
18%
79%
31
33
13% Jan
22
19
81
31
32
15V4 Jan
31% Apr
94% Jan
*18%
*80
31
32 Va
10
May 21
18%
80 Va
30%
32
23
84 % Jan
18%
79%
*141
10
200
18%
,31%
32
17
89
2,300
31%
14'% Dec
4
5,400
22 Va
33
40
Mar
52%
22
32%
6
85
42%
52
22'%
33
6
4% July 12
'42
53%
32
17
18
42%
53
Hart Schaffner & Marx
10% Jan
Nov
103%
*42
*22
Harrisburg Steel Corp
1——2.50
Harris-Seybold Co —.———1
5
11% Feb
Dec
30%
42%
*42
42
80
18%
79%
v ;
42
42%
July 7
39% July 13
5% Mar 25
8% Nov 30
1
142% Oct
*42
35% July
11
32
28
107% Feb
51% July 21
134% July 25
23
-25
Well Cementing—5
Printing Co—
5
(W F)
63
62'/a
63'%
61%
62%
6,100
*28
29
28
28
28
28
300
6 %
6%
6 Va
6%
6%
6%
22,200
32%
33%
33%
33 '/a
33%
33%
3,100
I
27
43% Jun
40
Jan
12
Jun
21
63% Dec 31
50% Dec 23
9
57% Oct
11
47 Va Jan
5
49
48 % May 21
60
May 25
52 % Dec
20
53 % Nov
10
55
62% Jun
15
61 % Jan
4
61 % Dec
27
53
8% Jan
11
Aug 22
51% Aug 17
52% Sep
1
15% Nov 23
Jan
52
4
57% Dec
11
15% Jan
5
25% Jan
6
39% Dec
.
14% Apr 28
271
May 11
27% Jan
4
Jan
17
102
Oct
37 % Jan
375
Nov
16
38% Dec 30
176% Oct 25
7
19
19% Jan
349
18
Jan
6
35'% Oct
11
159
Jan
4
25
Jan
5
38
8
28% Jan
29% Oct
11
4
42% Dec 29
77
30 Va Oct
11
5
94
Feb
84
4
% Nov
5
59% Dec
7
Jan
1% Jan
5
34% Jan
4
130% Jan
4
9% Jan
4
55
Jan
4
101% Jan
13
4% May 27
40% May 27
44% Jan
38
11
Jan
11
37% Jan
31% Jan
29
4
Dec
140
165% Aug 16
23
Oct
1
17% Dec
79
8
3% Mar 16
57 Va Jan
31
88% Dec 31
106% May 19
12% Dec 31
79% Dec 17
Mar
6
135
Aug
4
12% Jun 16
00
'an
12
101'/a Sep 26
y*/a Mar 13
69
Mar 14
73
Jan
6
*50%
51
*50%
51
*51%
52%
*51%
52%
'51%
52%
*54
54 Va
'54
54'/a
*54
541/a
*53
54
*53
54
*53
54
*53
54
*53
54
*51
51%
*51
51%
*51
51%
*51
51%
*51
31% Aug 31
10% Sep 29
58% May 23
63 % Sep 23
169 Va Jun 15
19
55% Sep 21
Mar 29
103
33% Sep
450
6
Apr
18
41 Va Jun
9
175% May 31
37% Jan
4
41% Jan
3
92 Va
May 26
4% Sep 23
87% Aug 26
141
Jun
10
17
Jan
3
117% Sep
23
108
12
Jan
15% Sep
1
98% Sep
22
4
42% Jan
6
48% Mar
1
60
Jan
5
74 % Sep
16
35
Jan
28
39
13
23% Jan
6
1
38 % Dec
38 % Dec
2
34
6
Mar 15
114
Jun
Oct
2
8
31V8Sep
9
45
2
Jun
34 % Mar 15
5
34% Dec 22
43% Jun
10% Jan
32 Va Jan
6
40
4
14
28% July
Aug 17
12% .Tan
3
2
39
Dec
29
29% Jan
34% Feb
9
5
24"% Jan
30 Va Jan
4
34% July 21
29% Aug
5
23% Dec
7
3
26% Jan
3
25
Jan
14
May 12
112
Aug 13
4% Feb
123
Nov
19
20 Va Mar 23
121
Jan 24
19
8% Dec 28
Jan
6
30% Nov 23
27% Jan
21
37% Nov 24
26
86 % Jan
8
35% Apr
99
Jun
22
16
61% Mar 31
59% May
7
96
3
Sep 15
15% Aug 29
51% May 2
36 Va Sep
6
30 % Aug 11
29% Sep
130
19
Sep 21
6% Mar 14
6
Sep 26
12% Sep
6
34% Jan
13
39
31
Jan
Oct
7
Nov
23
45
Apr
91% Nov
14
99% Jun
13
104
12
77% Oct
11
97
Feb
85
Jun
27
54% Sep
23
55
1
103
78
Nov
yo.% Jan
30
65
19
Mar 14
Mar 15
19% Jan
4
37% Dec
31
85% Jan
32 Va Mar 14
4
10C% Dec
31
98
31% Jun
9
48% Dec
22
41% Mar 15
For footnotes
see
page
•
4.42%
cumulative preferred—50
cumulative preferred
,—50
4.20%
Illinois
Terminal
RR
Indianapolis Power
Co
&
5
15%
151/4
15%
15%
par
Light—No
15 %
28'/a
28 Va
28%
28%
28%
9%
9%
9'/4
9%
Industria Electrica De Mex S A
Industrial Rayon....
___1
Ingersoll-Rand
6%
common^
No par
preferred
Inland Steel
__100
Co
Interlake
Iron
7%
50
54'/4
*164
51 Va
55%
167
51%
55
*164
15%
15%
15%
28%
28 Va
28%
28%
291/4
2,700
10%
10%
10%
*10%
10%
2,900
80 Va
76
77%
77%
80
52
53%
54
55%
*23
47%
*100Va
1
No par
No par
common
No par
preferred
55%
164
55 Va
5
Corp
51
52%
55%
167
76
100
24
49%
26 Va
28
388
391
35%
37
*23
47'A
*101
102
•
26%
383
35%
24
47%
102
27%
387
36
167%
*23
48V4
*101 %
27%
*167
*29 Va
30 Va
29'/a
30
30
30%
30%
30%
*07
Int'l
Nickel
of
Canada
100
1
com..No par
Preferred
.100
136
International Packers Limited
International
Paper
*13
103
No par
$4 preferred
*1'C4
No par
com
100
International Salt
International Shoe.:
International Silver
15
7.50
common
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer
5% preferred
No par
No par
common
7% preferred
International Telep &
Teleg
25
25
;
1
3.50
Intertype Corp
No par
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co—No
par
Iowa Power &
Light Co
10
Island Creek Coal common
50c
preferred
;
1
13%
90
*87
23
300
48
1,600
102
28%
386
36%
167
4Va
4%
70%
71 %
136 Va
13
13%
105
100%
103%
104%
104
104
131/4
104
*102
361/4
1681/4
168
168%
16,666
4,600
30,200
780
30'4
30%
30%
1,400
30%
30%
14,300
90
*87
90
4'4
4'/a
4%
73 Va
4%
74%
72%
73
136%
137
136
137
13%
131/4
13%
13
105'%
IO414
106'4
104
106
29
387
36
30%
*87
137
137
28%
383
36%
30'4
73
136 Va
29%
389
*30 Va
90
4%
68%
22%
*102 Va
106
*102%
4%
13%
105
106
12,600
33,500
620
6,800
13,900
100
14%
14
14%
14 Va
14%
90
91
90
90%
90%
92
92
93%
92
92
95
45
65%
95
45%
67'%
38%
27s,a
39Va
94
93%
93Va
92%
92%
45'4
45%
45Va
45'A
1,600
63
68%
67 Va
67%
2,800
*38
38%
*39
.
137
*87
24
13%
26%
25
;
4% '
73 Va
13,500
14
5
Interstate Power Co
90
11,700
13%
No par
International Utilities Corp
$1.40 cum conv preferred
Interstate Dept Stores.
$6
4%
69 %
81%
52%
*47%
30%
4% preferred
International Mining Corp:
80%
52
*101%
30
31
30%
50
82
48
167%
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class
A—25
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
5
167
4,500
8,100
102
36 Va
168%
a
55%
55
*93
29 %
167%
50 7
167
x47%
388 Va
36
55
*101%
24
384
50
167
53
481/4
102
51%
56
164
6,700
80%
%
100
—.
51 %
15%
52
Machines
Harvester
52%
56%
164
510
600
15%
...20
preferred
Int'l Business
Int'l
51%
55 Va
164
10
50%
51
No par
Inspiration Cons Copper
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
Interchemical Corp common
4Va%
50%
35
14V8
44
84
*27V4
25%
*125
40'%
94
94
94
451/4
45%
45%
45%
65%
66
67
68
,
14%
14%
38%
38%
39
39
39
28%
27
27
27%
26%
27%
267/a
27Va
38%
39
37%
38
37
37
37
38
43
*37
4,700
500
500
40
*38
40
*38%
*38%
39
300
50,400
1,800
*37
40
36
34V4
35 Va
35%
35%
36
36
35%
14%
14
14 Va
14
14%
14 Va
14%
14 Va
14 Va
3,800
44%
34»%
27%
43%
44
44
44
44'4
45
44%
44%
2,600
33%
34
34
34
'34
34i/o
34
27
27%
27%
27%
28
28V4
27 7/8 .27 %
3,000
26 Va
24%
25V4
24%
25%
25
25%
25
*£25%
4,400
128
*125
128
*37
125
125
*124
126
♦124
36
34
-126
1,600
3,200
50
J
20% Jan
19
7,200
541/2
36% Oct 21
26% Dec
6
4
13,600
53%
521/4
70
4
1,800
61%
53
51
44% Nov
13"% Jan
27%
60%
53%
*54
16
29 % Apr
31
May
27%
61%
*51%
Nov
Dec
27%
60%
53
50%
68
Sep
8
24 % July 18
96'/a Jan
25
21% Dec 29
27%
54
91 % Sep
6
53 %
52 %.
12
21% Jan 26
60%
53
*51%
54
3514 Jan
29
27%
59%
52%
*50
66 % Mar 14
22% Dec 28
40
Nov 23
27%
59V4
52%
50
15
4
27%
57%
52%
50
Mar 11
20
27 Va
59%
50
Feb
Jan
28 Va
52
common
cumulative preferred.
15% Oct
162
27%
58 %
No par
Co
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred—
55
50 '% Jan
8
26
10
No par
Power
4.08%
53
6
new
Illinois
4.26%
8
12
48% Jan
Co
Central RR Co
4.70%
Jun
17
5% Jan 24
Power
55
Jan
24% Mar 15
30
76% Dec 31
4
89 % Jan
Nov
170
4
21% Jan
Dec
52% Mar 28
Idaho
Illinois
51% May 5
52% Apr 15
13% Apr
51
10
7% Nov 23
July 29
,40% Jan
Dec
25
21
47% Nov
159
5
54% Dec 10
22% Oct 20
2% Jun 30
39
Oct
33% July 18
68% Sep 19
57
Sep 12
Mar 10
97% Aug 15
59
106
Jun
14
May 10
Aug
62% Sep
11
3
8
Jacobs
(F
L)
Co
1
9%
9%
9%
Jaeger Machine Co..
No par
Jefferson .Lake Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—100
9%
9%
31 Va
32
30%
311/4
*31 Va
31%
30%
31
31
31
1,000
28%
29%
27%
28%
27%
28
27%
28'%
27%
28
3,700
94%
94%
93%
93V4
93%
93%
93%
94 Va
94%
Jewel Tea Co Inc
3%% preferred
common
Johns Manville
Corp
Johnson & Johnson
Jones & Laughlin Steel com
5% preferred series A
1
52%
100
V100 '/a
No par
79%
9%
52 Va
51
51%
102
*100%
102
81
77%
78
'93
51%
*100 Va
79%
51 Va
102
80 %
'9%
52
►100%
80
9%
52
102
80%
9%
*51 Va
OO
79%
9%
52
80
%
69
691/4
68%
69
69
69
69'A
69'%
63
69
43%
46%
43V4
45
451/4
46
45
46'%
44%
45%
100
104%
104%
104%
104%
1
Joy Manufacturing Co
26.
54V4
55%
53%
S
104%
55
104 Va
104''2
104%
104 Va
104%
541/a
54%
54%
54%
53%
SO
700
102
10
12
9,400
54
7,600
1,200
63,500
710
6,200
Number 5473
Volume 182
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(1881)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1954
Lowest
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
RECORD
Sale* for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Wednesday
Oct. 11
Oct. 12
Oct. 10
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Shares
Oct. 14
Oct. 13
K
2y4Sep
9
32 Yb Jan
4
18
28% May 25
1% Sep 28
41% Sep
2% Feb
Dec
30
39% Jun
15
45 % Mar
94
30
99% May 16
3% Jan
41
92
Apr
28
99% Nov
»
100
Jan
12
104% Apr
15
Sep
100% Mar 23
103% Aug 10
107
Mar 13
105 % Aug
102
106
Oct
105
May
107% Sep
102% Mar 15
May 26
29
1
105
14
35% Jan
5
18%
70% Jan
50
43
Dec
13
4
22% July 30
25% Dec 27
Mar 10
23
4
13
2»% Jun
8
21V4Jan
3
24% Mar
3
17% Mar 24
24% July 15
27% Mar 14
36% Sep 23
129% Aug 26
59% Apr 15
Jan
4
4
39% Jan
4
20% Jan
11
31
24
2y% Jan
56
33% Oct
Sep
18
41% Dec
13
36% Jan
58
Jun
23
24% Jan
13
34
14
29% Feb
36% Sep
23
31
31% Dec
Dec
54% Dec
Nov
Oct
8
31
23
98% Jan
6
44% Oct
Mar 19
39
Apr
29
87
Nov
1
34% Jan
69
6
4
44% Dec
9
H9U, j«n
5
Ofil/, nee
14
«•?% Mar 18
28% Sep
9
48% Aug 18
34% Jan
23
28% Jun
30
52% Dec
31
49% Jun
9
Feb
24
52% Aug
I
84
104
Jan
38% Jan
July 26
July 26
57% Sep
15
100% Jun
23
32
*94'A
95%
*94%
95%
100
*103
105
*103
106
107
♦106v4
—100
*103%
..No par
71%
—50
451/4
No par
26%
22%
22%
21%
21%
33%
34%
101'%
105v2
preferred:
8.75
Kayser (Julius) & Co—.
5
Kelsey Hayes Wheel————1
Kennecott Copper
No par
—
Kern
County Land Co—.
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
2.50
45
(111)—1
preferred
Kresge
Kress
4
34%
33%
35%
40
600
2,100
96
*94%
96
63,700
2
40
*1%
2
40
.
*103
105
*103
105
*106%
107%
*106%
107%
104%
*103%
104v2
♦103v2
104'/2
72%
73%
72%
73%
72%
*451/4
45%
*45i/4
45%
45v4
45'a
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
1,600
22%
22%
22v4
22%
4,500
105
*103
104
108
*106'A
108
.
72%
45'a
45%
45%
26%
25%
2 6'a
22%
22'%
22%
21 'a
21%
211/4
22%
21%
33
33%
32%
33%
101
104%
io41/2
45%
44%
211/4
33%
45
45%
700
7,900
1%
33
32%
8,800
104'/b
44%
43,600
451/2
103
107'a
10
4,500
73
21v4
21%
33'a
105
106
40
13,900
45%
44%
44
46
441/2
45
44%
44%
2,100
46%
47%
47
48
47%
48%
47%
47 %
7,700
33v2
33%
700
00'a
6OV4
48
61
62
',
102
51%
32%
32%
33
33
61
101%
6O.1/2
60 '/a
60
60%
101 Vb
101 Vb
102
'
51%
50%
44
45v4
32%
32%
*60
/
45%
51
»a'
*101 Va
52
102
510
521/2
53
9,800
52%
97
51%
700
*101 vb
102
(S S)
97
96%
97
96%
96%
*96v2
96%
200
10
29
29'a
29
29ve
29Vb
29%
'29Vb
29%
29 vb
29%
7,200
No par
51
51%
51
51%
51
51
51
5iv2
51
51vb
2.400
No par
42
42'a
40%
4iv2
40%
41%
4ov2
4iv2
40%
41
8,100
4
14%
14%
141%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
4,500
4'A
4%
41/4
4'A
1
4
9
Jan
*94%
96
70%
33
51%
*94%
74
49'a
10
40
*103%
46%
101%
*1%
2
40
103%
47'a
No par
34%
35%
*1%
40
103'%
104%
33
Kimberly-Clark Corp
————5;
King-Seeley Corp
——1
Kinney (G R) Co common——.-1
$5 prior preferred
Koppers Co Inc common
35%
1 Vb
40%
1
—100
—
non-cum
Jan
50
35%
%
preferred
Kansas uas
Eiectric Co
Kansas Power &
Light Co
55% Feb
39% May 31
34%
2
401/4
preferred
Common
4%
35%
40%
*1%
—
79% Jan
29% Jan
42
16
cum
4.20% preferred
Kansas City Southern4%
34%
40%
—100
preferred
4.50%
21
&
par
3.80%
4%
64% Jan
107
Alum
7
84% Apr
48% Jan
24
Kaiser
Chem Corp
33%
Kalamazoo Stove &
Furnace——10
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
6
22
25% Oct
jan~21
12% Apr
16
75% Dec 29
7
Apr
•
38% Jan
14
16 Vs
16%
16 VB
161/4
—100
—
Co
(S H)
& Co
Kroger Co (The)
97
96%
L
8% Jan
8
13% Dec
29
3% May 27
14% Jun
9
5% Feb
18
17% Dec
8
47% J&n
58% Dec
9
4
22
Jan
85
Aug 10
7
30% Dec
95
8
May 10
12% Mar 15
4 Vb Jun
16
16
7
5% Jan
15
Sep
25
Mar 14
18
Sep
54% Apr 26
20% May 10
60
Jan
28yBJan
25
7
27
14% Sep
60% Nov 30
53 % Jan
6
74% Jun
21
20% Dec
31
18 Va Jan
6 '•
1% Dec
9
1% Jan
25% Apr
2% Sep
26
4
34
Mar 14
3
4
11% Dec
8
11% Jan
3
4% Dec
8
3% Jan
3
19
16% Sep
6% Sep
Lehigh Coal
$3
noncum
46
Dec
31
40% Mar 14
47 % Jan
Lehman
4
23
Dec
10
16
22
Lehn
16% Jan
39% Jan
4
20% Aug 17
197/a Jan
3
23
Mar
8
76% Nov
19
64% Jan
18
87
July 18
8% Jan
4
13% Dec
17
13% Jan
3
23
27% Oct
Juiy~~2
142% Jun
67%
164
23
jan~29
Apr
22
61% Mar 14
149% Jun
47
38% Apr
19% Dec
2
21
18% Jan
67
26
Jan
Jan
53% Dec
25
30
Mar 12
28% Nov
5
12
19
Oct
7
82
11
51% Dec
29
161% Oct
22
Sep
26
66
Jun
17
14
55% Apr
6
21% Jan
16% Sep 27
25% Jan 25
79
Apr
40% May 17
4
22
Dec
31
64
Nov
30
56
4
108% Jan
4
4
17
4
103
Jan
99% Jun
21
24% Aug 26
106 % Mar
2
Mar 16
98% July
9
104
Nov
3
30
105
Oct
21
21% July
137
34% Dec
1
Jun
26% May 18
22
40% Jan
5
153% Feb
15
48% Aug 25
Jan
24% Aug
7
69 % Sep
26% Mar. 14
Oct
114
19
19
64% Feb
17 */a Mar 14
11
23% Jan
14
39% Sep
103% Sep
15
13% Jan
22% Jan
10
47% Oct
28% Jan
29% Aug 19
116% Aug 12
Jan
Apr 22
29% Sep 28
72% S:p 22
11
32 % July
5
123
7
1
22
5
5
28 % Mar 14
July
33% Sep
20
23
4
Oct
103% Mar
100
102
11
Mar
6
8
107% Apr
27
Sep 26
103 % Jan
6
Mar 11
20% Oct
105
11
July 15
45% Jan
3
% Oct
11
88% Dec 20
77 % Jan
22
Dec
20
27% Dec
May 25
58
July 27
22
Oct
22% Mar 14
96% Jan
3
147
12
59% Jan
July 15
257/8 Jan
140
104
38% Mar 25
Nov
9
49% Dec 31
12
*"50
Co
&
pfd—
Tulip
Belt
Cup
♦31
95
♦92
95
6
90% Sep
15
6
39 % May 16
51% Jan
3
12% Mar 14
17% July 12
53% Jan
3
23
8
*92
12%
12%
12%
66
67 L
67%
191/4
19Vb
67%
19%
67
18%
66 Va
68
18%
19%
2
13'A •V13%
2
1%
5%
5%
40%
41%
40%
16%
16%
16 Vb
20 %
20%
2OV4
10
76%
77 Va
75%
1%
13%
51/4
5.
68
66'%
67
3,500
19%
19%
19%
4,800
41%
41
41%
12,000
16'A
16 'A
16'A
1,600
16%
16%
,41
16'A
20%
77%
20%
20%
20%
20%
201/4
20%
76
78'A
78%
78%
77%
79'A
7,300
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
26,800
28
28
28
%
13%
13%
13%
*27%
69%
68%
*160%
161V4
160'%
161'A
5OV2
50%
49%
51%
70%
6 81/2
161'A
161%
160 V2
160 Va
49%
50 Va
49%
69
50
48
48
48
48%
48'A
49%
18Va
18'A
18%
18'A
17%
18'A
17%
36Va
36%
35%
36
36
36%
36%
99
*95
*95
100
*93
.
'
27%
48
800
5'A
28%
5
1,700
*5
5
14
Lionel Corp
(The)
2.50
Liquid Carbonic Corp com
No par
3%% convertible preferred—_100
8,600
13%
41 Vs
10
Lockheed Aircraft
Corp
Loew s Inc
Lone Star Cement
13%
13%
40%
28%
69%
;
2
2
V- 2
40%
—100
;
700
16,900
13%
28%
69
2,500
95
13%
13%
25
22
31%
13'A
5
-
22
31%
*92
7
com
500
3,100
55'%
161/2
;
,
1%
14%
*5.
5 ■;./.
5
19'A
2 //t
♦141/4
131/4
13Va
No par
Corp_
221/4
12%
25
-
*50
32%
*92
16%
22%
32
95
95
par
1
Glass Co
—.
Co
22
*31%
5
&
preferred
Lily
55%
22%
31%
551%
1
Libby
Lite Savers
Corp new____
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Link
22
31%
121/8
Products
Libbey-Owens-Ford
22
12%
2
55'%
4'A
22%
*50
4'A
16 Vb
•4
16'A
32
12%
...
*4
16
55%
No par
Lerner Stores
Corp__
7%
*93
16'A
*50
10
(The)
Libby McNeill
31%
preferred—No par
2nd
Fink
x21%
41/4
16'A
*4
*50
*95
99
46%
48%
*27%
69%
70
28
70%
7,600
3,900
11,100
390
161
161
49%
50 Va
5,200
48
47%
48
2,200
18
*17%
18
2,000
36 Va
36%
47%
47%
36%
3,500
99
*95
99
47%
43,500
Star
4%%
Gas
20'A
65,600
conv
471/4
19%
18%
19%
19%
19%
10
59
61
58%
59%
60
60%
60
61%
60
60'%
8,400
common
Co
47%
19%
Corp
Lone
10
28%
29%
28%
29
28%
29
28%
28%
28'A
28%
7,400
115%
115%
*114!%
118
1
preferred
100
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A—No
Long Island Lighting Co com
5%
series
4.25%
D
10
x20%
100
preferred
*105
100
preferred
103
100
common
103
10
7%
preferred
Louisville Gas & El Co
Rights —:
32
par
B preferred
series
4.35% series E
Lorillard (P) Co
45 Va
Ho par
21
100
*142%
(Ky).Nopar
52%
47%
Louisville
&
Nashville
(M)
&
*115
118
♦115
19%
19%
20
200
116
116
118%
2,200
31
31%
31%
32
31%
32
31%
32
20 Va
20
20%
20'A
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
106 Va
*105
106 %
♦105
106
*105
106
103
*1021/4
103
*1021/4
103
♦102'A
103
♦102V4
103
50
*102
103
103
*102%
103
1,530
103
21%
144
>2%
82 A
20%
20%
21
*142%
143%
£1%
51%
20%
20%
14,200
20%
143%
51 %
51'%
*51 Vb
%
%
80
80%
79'%
80
2,800
25'A
25%
24%
25 Va
4,500
hi
80 'A
80%
10
105
1C5
20%
51%
%
79
11,400
142%
20%
144
*143
521/4
103
103
103
80 V2
25%
--
80%
50
Sons
45%
32 Va
—
29% Sep
102% July
99% Sep
1st
Corp
Lowensteln
28
Navigation
50c noncum
15% Jan
66
&
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley RR—
No
Lehigh Valley Coal common
4
30
,_50
!
[—5
(James)
Sons Co common_3
3.85% preferred
100
Jan
Sep
I
Lee Rubber & Tire
11
Mar 30
preferred
Lees
3
Q
2
4% %
20
15
6% Jan
La Consolidada 6%
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant common
25
4
Apr
% Jan
Co
Feb
98% May
4
31
Gas
34% Sep
6
86% Aug 11
7% May
27% Jan
12% Dec
Laclede
144V2
144
40
51%
%
"30,600
2,600
Inc—
Common
1
25
100
4%% preferred series A—
Lukens Steel Co
100
2d A
100
25
101%
24%
25%
*100
10
42'A
43
41%
_5
14%.
14%
*100
1011/2
42%
14%
42%
*100
44%
44
44
44
45
50
101'%
*100
101'%
1,600
14%
2,000
'
,
8
Apr
22
40% July
122
15% Nov 29
54
6
12% May 10
4
20% Jan
81% Mar 16
7% May 27
5% May
6
25% Jan
4
16% Jan
499
4
July
23
29
23
92
95
Dec
23
22
Dec
6% Dec
21
88% Mar 15
24% Oct
6
Jan
31
3
Nov
19% Jan
139
26% Mar 14
31
64
19
Mar 23
29
8% Dec
4
12
Dec
48% Jan
133
32% July 27
35% Juiy 15
9% Dec
.
546
4% Mar 10
Aug 19
30% Dec
7
3% Jan
22% Jan
Dec
136% Dec
2
July
17
21
31
6
7% Jan
8% Jan
56% Jan
23
18
4
5% Mar
6
Feb
3
16
122
6
Jan
543% Jan
13
12% Feb
6
Jun
13% Jun
6
Sap
19
41% Sep 22
685
9
Jun
21
25
6
10% Dec
31
May 16
27
34% Jan
4
11% Feb
171
Jan
4
30% Dec
29
28
Jan
6
35% Jun
21
12% Jan
11
17% Dec
9
16
Jan
7
20% Feb
18
42
Apr
29
71% Dec
0
24 % Jan
12
34% Dee
59
66% Jan
11
11
91
22
31% Jan
7
Jan
11
July )4
Sep 30
58% Sep 22
Jan
4
92
99
Apr 25
4
Sep
33% Oct
10
16% Jan
22
23 V8 July 19
44
Feb
13% Feb
1
19% Dec
29
15% Aug
4
16% Jan
8
28% Dec
23
25^/b Jan
6
21% Sep 29
33 % J un
7
18
Jan
4
25 % Dec
23
22
22% Sep
26
Jan
4
37% Dec
20
3
99
21
94
92% Jan
5
98
Mar 11
83
7
89
Apr
1
28% Nov
23
25% Jan
55
Nov
12
52
26% Feb
33% Mar 14
91% Jun
Jan
17% Jan
47
15
20
Feb
4
Jan
Dec
% May
4
16
44% July 21
3
99
94
May 16
83
Jan
18
Feb
30
20% May 16
24% Mar
30
23
Mar 14
32% Aug 29
21
44
Jan
46
6
Aug 22
12
Jan
4
15% July 23
14 % Mar 14
16% Feb
75
Jan
4
88% Jun
82
Jan
20
91
45
Aug
1
58
57% Jan
17
3
67
40
4
25% Dec
30
11% Feb
19
21% Dec
27
15
Apr
1
27% Jan
86% Jan
4
57% Dec
31
52% Jan
4
57% Nov 22
27% Feb
16
11% Jan
47
4
103
Dec
27
/ 64% Dec 31
:32% Dec
30 % Oct
21
4
Jan
4
Oct
4
15% Feb
18
22% Dec
31
23% Dec 23
91
16
4
Mar 14
Aug
60% Jan
31
Jan
6%
6%
6 %
1,000
*30'A
30'%
30%
30'A
6%
*61/2
*30%
31 Va
30'A
30'A
7%
7%
7%
*7%
7%
7 Vb
7%
30%
30'A
30'%
30%
18
—10
84
31
30 Vb
17%
18
17%
18 VB
17%
55
*55%
55%
55i%
82
83
84
84
84
34%
341/4
35%
34%
35%
36
96
32%
*94%
31%
96
34VB
*94%
331/2
96
19
2,100
29 'A
29%
9,700
23%
23 Vb
1,400
19%
*19
19%
28%
29
29%
29
29%
23%
23%
24
39
McCall
38 VB
37%
40
39%
38%
38%
10,500
97%
951/4
96 Va
*95%
96'A
*95'%
96 'A
90
95%
95%
97
97
96
*95
96
96
96
*95'A
96
*87
b8
*87
88
88
88
*87
88%
32%
31%
32
*31
*54V4
57
*541/4
57
21%
21%
20%
20%
30
No par
3
30%
30
301/4
*44%
50
44%
*44
Va
44%
21
15
151/4
15
*84
841%
*83
44%
46%
47V4
3,100
62%
63 'A
63%
*63'A
63'%
2,200
73%
73%
74%
*73%
73'%
4,600
41%
40 Vb
41'A
3,400
-1
5
63
63%
62
62%
62
5
♦73
75
72
73
73
41
41%
40 %
40%
40%
41%
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
24 Vb
23%
23%
231/4
23'A
16%
161/4
16
16
15%
60
62'%
61
62V4
61'%
62
*66 VB
69
Jan
25
Jan
25
28
Mercantile
Sep 26
88% Mar 30
30% Apr
12
Merck
30
7
56% Jun
17
21% Jan
13
28% Jan
4
22 % Oct
11
26% Feb
U
41% Nov
24
Jan
96
Mar 28
6
14
1
Mengel Co
46
23% Jun
39
18
98
July 21
112% Apr
108
22
Apr 12
52% Aug 26
103% Aor
18
107% July
Nov
29
93% Mar 29
102
1
Apr 26
99% Oct
12
94 % Mar
4
101
Apr
103% Oct
4
108% May
32% Jan
6
60
Sep
18
9
9
5%
Corp
(The)
&
Stores
Co
Inc
$3.50 preferred
$4
conv
$4.25
1st
Co
*66%
37%
*33
1
*99%
preferred—50
Inc—
common
24
3%
20%
16%c
21%
92
pfd
preferred
No par
No par
102
102
Machine
Co
preferred series
33
3 3'A
105
*99 V*
24
24
20'/a
20%
*89
*101%
37
♦241/4
20 %
37%
33'A
107
24%
20%
66 Vb
72
68%
69
37
*
371/4
36%
37
33%
•99V4
*24'A
20%
33'%
107
24%
20%
*33%
*99'A
24'%
20%
*89
92
*102
105
*102
105
102%
*102
102
102
46%
*46
23
22 Vb
22%
22%
22'%
22'A
22%
44%
45
44%
45
97%
97%
97%
106
*103V2
*95
97
95
aqe;
97
*95
preferred series
100
preferred series
100
*102%
5
45%
105
48%
*103'/2
45%
700
33,400
92
103
102%
*103%
200
3,900
2OV4
*89
103
45'A
100
90
/
2,800
103
45
*96 %
800
24'%
92
45"
102%
33%
*89
45
103%
1,800
4,300
107
92
45
4 45%
Copper
33
*991/4
37%
46
*
100
36%
101%
22%
5
pfd—100
30
101%
103
*101%
45
*102%
3.80%
Miami
24%
*89
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35% preferred series
3.85%
34%
107
No par
Mergenthaler Linotype Co—No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
Mcsta
38%
——
2nd
2nd
102
1
common
convertible
7,700
15%
75
13d
*83
41
*66 Vb
7
2,900
443/4
47%
84
75
6
1,700
30'A
46%
15
47
———
Shoe
20%
30'A
15 Vs
46%
Melville
20%
*44 Va
84
47
21
57
*54'A
15
46%
28
44%
1,300
84
47%
Jun
30
20
31'%
31 Vb
15%
47
39% Sep
21%
70
88'%
*87
84
15'A
84
Co—
57
30
•44%
15 Vs
15 Va
84
Robbins Inc.-;
31%
21%
30'A
103
&
♦54'A
21
30
*44 Va
preferred—100
Publishing
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
Stores
31%
31%
57%
32%
*55
No par
convertible
23%
.37%
*95
McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
3%%
23%
39%
*96 Vb
—No par
.
23%
38 %
—No par
Corp
'
23%
pfd 1S47 series—No par
pfd—
No par
M'cCord Corp common...
$2.50 preferred
145,900
19
19
common
32'%
31%
28
preferred
96
*94%
19%
20%
$3
5,400
34%
28%
23%
500
1,100
35»A
35
96
12,300
85
32%
*101%
20
*94%
18
55'%
*84 %
34%
19%
Maytag Co
17%
85
34
1.500
9,900
55 %
55%
84%
300
7%
30%
7%
30
18
55
*94%
31
30%
30
18%
55%
102
Jun
*6%
101%
43% Jan
T*'Wnri+»c
6 V2
102
100
23
800
6%
18
23
May 14
5%
108% Apr
25
36% Nov
*5%
31 VB
*54%
20
5%
6 Vb
5
8,300
5%
7%
50
13,300
37
695
*600
5%
28%
—
36%
37%
*5%
2
Oct
109
630
101
97
101
695
5%
16%
77
36%
♦600
5%
59
7
97'%
38
16%
49% Dec
104% Aug 18
2
22% Feb
600%
♦600
37%
630
58'/a
107
6
37%
16%
4
Jan
5%
99
36%
61
7
89
615
95%
16%
Jan
102
101 %
39%
59%
Jan
15
98%
101
McQuay Norris Mfg Co——-—10
26
Jan
1,900
5%
Mead Corp common
-25
4 % % preferred (1st series)—100
Cum 2nd pfd 4.30% series
50
05
92
9%
par
18
103% Oct
*9%
29
9
103% Oct 27
108% May 19
9%
69% Jun
Jun
5
9%
18
102
4
9%
3
22
14
9%
McKesson
109% Dec
Jan
2,000
9%
McLellan
4
Jun
120
9'a
9%
17
7
92
92'%
9%
10%
25
28
28% Jan
*92 Va
9'%
x34 Va
McGraw-Hiil
Jan
104
30%
92 VB
*9'A
Corp
—No par
Master Electric Co——.-,.—1
May Dept Stores common—
5
22
17% Jun
21
30%
92 Vb
9 VB
615
1
McGraw Electric Co
98
Oct
30'/a
92%
37%
Masonite
Jan
82
31'A
19
$3.75 preferred
20
8,400
9'/a
♦30%
Martin-Parry Corp———No
31
20,400
30%
—1
Co
26%
92%
—100
L)
25%
26%
300
52'%
139
9'/a
30%
93
-No par
com
"52'A
*135
9 Vb
30V8
92%
29% Feb
18
Jan
21
26 Vb
.—5
—
Co
preferred
(Glenn
13
88% Sep
95
Marshall Field & Co
21% Jan
26% Jan
27
14%
14%
52%
135
6%
common
Mfg
8
•
101
Cement
July
13
26%
135
9%
31%
98 %
50
pie.erred
Apr
71%/July
91
*>an
45% Apr
21% Aug 11
May
4
26%
93
1
cumulative
44% Dec
24
Corp
cum
25% Dec
24%
139
10
6.25
Midland
4%%
27%
14%
52
52%
:
*135
No par
convertible
Martin
*52'A
52%
139
9
—1
Marathon Corp
Marquette
*52%
*135
30%
10
;
Mandel Bros
4%
51%
139
93
No par
Co
$3.75
23% Dec
20
Sugar
Marine
■-'•26%
No par
——
$3.40
7
76% Dec
com
Magic Chef
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co (The)—
Mahoning Coal RR Co
11
2
63% Dec
Co Inc
5
—
preferred series A——100
Square Garden
._No par
12
56 % Mar 31
43% Nov
4%%
Madison
Jan
17
4
Macy (R H)
51 %
*137
I:
15 1/8
15
*
Inc—.
Apr
35% July 12
4
Trucks
88
4
26
common—10
100
99
13
37% Apr
18% Jan
Forbes
10
18% July
33% Jan
54% Jan
&
preferred
Jan
40% Jun
24
6%
Mack
.
7% Sep
54% Aug 23
97
MacAndrews
Working Co
Manhattan
Shirt
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
Dec
Jan
82
Wood
Manati
7
28
M
8% Apr
4
10% May 18
19
34
M &
102%
106
*102
44%
44%
44%
♦96V2
97%
97'%
*103%
95
*95
97
*95
105
46'A
♦103%
46%
106
*103 Va
45'A
971%
106
22'A
44 Vb
*97
400
50
46 Va
,
1,400
22%
23,300
44%
3,800
v'*97 %
60
103'% -103'%
97
96
96
*96
97
97
♦qa
97
*95
10
60
97
105%
47
♦103%
105%
46'%
47%
105%
46
105%
~20
4 6'A
12,100
ar
The Commercial and
22
Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, October 17, 1955
.
.
(1582)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
3
126% Jan
6
21 Va Jan
8
20% Jun
21
8% Jan
32% July
40% Oct
4
Feb
4
30
Lowest
Highest
26% Jan
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Year 1954
Lowest
Dec
137
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
EXCHANGE
Highest
9
29 7/8 Oct
12
35% Mar
6
37'% Jan
25
50% Sep
22
Jan
21
146'% Sep
Middle
23
133
15
21
34
7
16
Jun
South
Midland
8%
Prod
Steel
Midwest
Oil
Corp
29% Oct
11
41% July 13
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer
Dec
13
20% Oct
11
28% Mar
Minneap & St Louis Ry
No par
16% Dec
29
15
Oct
11
19% Apr
13
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
No par
52
Oct
14
70
20
26
1
Jun
107
55 % Jan
102
90
26
May
5
9% Jan
Dec
14% Dec
116
Jun
115
Jun
15
12
85% Dec
Jan
20
7
18
82
8
51% Jan
Feb
15
27% Jan
4
21
15% July 19
24% Aug
38% Dec
22% Jan
3
31
40
22 Va- Jan
Jan
4
16% Jan
5
Aug 10
Apr 13
25% July 14
$4
73% July
1
28% Sep 22
44 »/8 Feb 15
33% July
5
31% Jun
7
21% Aug 12
8
8% Jan
6
8
73% Sep
1
100 % Jun
17
7
71 Va Jan
26% Oct
23% Mar 17
20
15 % Jan
17% Aug 27
27 Va Aug 16
6
19% May 12
32% Sep
7 18%
$5.50
1st
$1.50
2nd
{Missouri Pac RR 5%
Machine
Co
Power
Co
14
Motorola
May 17
26% Sep
22
Motor
28% Dec 31
27'/a Mar 14
27
Motor
Wheel
38% Dec
28
30% Oct
11
42% Mar
3
17% Sep
26
25% Jan
3
Mulllns
17 % Jun
9
47% Feb
40
Sep
26
(John)
Mueller
28% Mar 24
18% Sep 15
114% Oct
11
128
Jan
125% Dec
17
Sep
21
Brass
4%
20
National
19% Aug 26
47% NOV 24
15% Mar 23
1974 Sep
22
National
Automotive
33% May 16
45
3
National
Aviation
11
6
11
Jan
8
17% Dec
45% Mar
1
28
7%
Biscuit Co
National Can
11
47
26
26% May 10
National
City
23% July
National
3,400
2,300
43
44 74.
43 Va
4474
43
437b
43,100
20%
21
21
45%
417b
43%
25%
26%
25%
26
267b
2674
26 Va
267b
257b
26
39%
39%
39
39%
39
39%
39%
3974
39%
39%
4,700
26%
27%
2574
26%
26Va
27 74
26%
27
26 */a
26%
13.0J0
85
88
84%
86 7b
86
867b
85%
86%
85 %
86 Va
45,000
1974
19%
197a
19'/a
197b
1974
19%
19%
197b
1974
3,700
1874
18
18
2,400
48
45'A
4574
4.700
3,900
18%
18%
18
18
18%
45%
45%
46 %
45%
47
47
23%
29%
47%
24
30
32%
5
Fibres
17% Feb
18
22
10
18% Sep
27
24
Jan
10
National
37 % Jan
18
43% Jun
15
4
16% May
6
24 >/« Dec
87% Jan
4
98% Dec
99% Jan
2
10
19
Oct
11
93
Mar 21
28% May
3
100% Aug
16 % Jan
21
9
4%%
27
22% July 29
National
14
59% Sep
22
National
49% Nov
93 y2 Jan
105% Nov
8
102 Va Jan
5
105
Apr
4
63 % Dec
29
54% Jan
25
88
Sep
16
38
172
Jan
17
Gypsum Co
46
National Linen
14
Natl
Jan
25
Jan
Dec~31
66
26% Jan
58
34% Dec
6
33% Jan
4
43% Dec
6
38% Jan
6
30
97 % I-eb
21
8
37% Jan
6
77% Sep
4
&
1147b
1147b
116
117
*115%
4
57
56
56
5574
56
56'A
56%
2,000
23%
23%
23
23 7b
23%
2374
23%
237b
8,200
14.600
175%
150
176%
11%
11 %
34 %
35%
227b
2274
19%
207b
34 Va
35%
18%
19
38%
39%
23Va
237b
19%
19%
*98%
99%
19%
19%
49%
52%
*103
104
75%
7774
*176
177
149% 149%
12
12
28
28%
17%
177b
65%
6774
36
36
1
5
__100
1
5
Corp
1
No par
Sugar Ref Co
90
Jan
4
103-
Nov
28% Jan
4
41
Dec
6»/o Feb
17
UVa Jan
10% Sep 15
11% Apr
8
8% July 26
14 Va Dec 18
14
16% Dec
9% Nov
4% Jan
105
Jan
Jan
106
Feb
Corp
10
Jan
99
Nov
17
Dec
No par
National
Theatres
14% Feb
18
National
Vulcanized
27
10% Apr
19
Natomas Co
19
15% Apr
12
Nehl
15 V2 Jan
20
17% July
105
Feb
10
33 Va May
4
90% Mar 16
16% Oct
105 % Jun
37% Mar
96% Jun
4
18
5
101
8
8
Corp
Neisner
Inc
3%%
Inc
4
New
Feb
2
New Jersey
100% Dec
22
93
14
73% Dec
31
6974 Jan
18
104% Sep
19
May H
18 % Dec
13
16 Va Feb
1
20% Feb
17
Newport
82
12
4%% preferred
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
67% Jan
5
4
18%
Jan
4
18% Jan
11
78
Oct
75
18
7
29
Mar
5
49 %
July 27
54% Dec
28
85% Jan
348
22
Apr
Jan
18
31% Dec
16
23% Sep
27
95
Oct
13
80 vz May 16
14
97
Oct
12
90
6
515
Jun
28
409
34% Dec
28
Mar 23
51
Apr
.-14% Apr
Sep
31% Jan
20
9
.
78% Mar 30
23 Va Jan
29
15% Mar
Jan
7
34% Dec
32% Apr 21
63
Mar 15
41% Jan
49% Nov 30
27% Dec 10
7
48
33% Feb
Pr & Lt Co 4%
Corp
Industries common
34%
34%
3474
22
22%
21%
22
22
22V4
2274
4,700
1974
20%
20%
20%
20%
217b
20%
21%
37,500
33%
34%
35
3574
36
37
36
37
18%
18%
19%
19
197b
187b
19
5,000
38%
38 Va
3874
38
387b
38%
38%
9,500
227b
23 va
2274
23
23
23%
2274
2274
5,100
19
19%
19%
37,500
997b
99%
*99%
19%
197a
197b
1974
1974
19%
19%
19%
47%
505/b
497b
50
49 Va
497b
487b
49
102 %
102 7b
*102%
*102%
1037b
"102%
-
in
N
New
York
City Omnibus
29
New
York
*176
Dock
102% Jun
30
$5
Jun
15
610
Sep
15
N
11
39
Jun
22
N Y New Haven
71% Apr
25% Apr
18
59
Aug 30
21V2 Jun
2
18
Harlem
RR
Preferred 5%
New
York
44
91
97% Oct
Jun
7
27% Jan
4
82% Jan
25
86
Jan
92
Jan. J 7
100
Jun
93% Sep 29
102 .:
Nov
104% Oct
19
30
.
Jan
82% July
■
<
25
93% Jan
series
101)
6
36% Nov 30
8
160
117 b
117b
1174
*11%
1174
900
27%
28 V8
28%
28%
28%
2874
28%
28 %
16%
17
16%
17
16%
17
167b
167b
5,700
67
66 %
671/4
65
66%
10,100
11%
5
66%
*35%
36%
*35%
36%
35%
357b
35%
35%
600
41%
42 7b
42
427b
42
427b
417b
42'/a
8,400
*99
5
36% July 27
7
80
103% Apr
20% Jun
preferred
76
7
16% Aug 18
13% Jan
8
89
85% Jan
3
19% July 27
91% May
4
38
Apr
6
107% Mar 31
397a Jun
27
111
29
8% Jan
4
81
Jun
53% July
Mar 23
45% Sep
Feb
North
Northeast
14
5%%
83% Jun
28
18% Sep
21
4
16% Aug 25
16
Jan
0
85
Jan
4
95
Mar 25
86
Sep
27
99
Jan
12
100% July
7
101
Oct 18
26% Nov
103% Apr
103% Dec
27
104
15
26
19% Mar
100% Feb
9
99% Aug 29
85
82
82
5,000
16%
1674
167b
16%
3,900
*79
80%
*79
80%
80 Va
53%
52%
53
53
5474
25%
25 3b
25
2474
25%
3,500
45 Va
45
46%
44 V2
46 Va
447b
45%
125,990
50
50%
50%
50 Va
50%
50 %
17,400
24%
24%
1,200
49
49%
24%
*
24%
24%
247b
24
24%
83 %
85%
*83 7b
85 7b
*84
85%
*84
85 Va
98%
*96
98%
*96
987b
*96
98 Va
*96
*500
29%
590
30
597b
22
22.
3974
5974
60
22 Vb
407b
.
40%
94
32%
*2174
590
*510
590
30
30
30
30
1,900
5974
60
60
60
60
1,600
22
2174
2174
22
700
85V4
89%
100
102
19 Va
3174
61
63%.
15%
16%
50
87
87
lo
41%
100
* 110%
42%
111%
No par
65%
68%
*91
32
32
85
85
*88%
89%
99% 100
102
*101
18
1774
31%
31
56
55%
257b
257b
63%
60%
1574
15%
88
88
417b
41%
*11074 lllVa"
677 a
65 Va
,
*84%
89%
*99%
'101
40%
X39%
*91
*2174
40
94
3974
94
31%
*91
94
313/4
32%
84%
85%
99%
102
»*101
.
♦.
84%
12,620
84 %
85%
200
89
200
*99%
-
*101
17%
17%
1774
31%
3174
317a
31 Va
31 %
3174
56
567b
56 Va
56 3 4
56
25 %
25%
25 Va
257b
64%
63
65
62%
16
1574
1574
157b
1574
88
*88 Va
89
41 Va
41 %
11074
67 Va
110;%
89 %
*88 Va
41 Va
41'A
111 %
*10074
111%
66 Va
687a
65 Va
68
5
_
177b
17%
17 Va
177b
88
17
88
17
17%
88
*
87 Va
177b
88
16%
88
88
100%
'100%
10074
10074
10074
103
$4.08
preferred
series
100
10074
10074
*10074
101 %
101%
1017b
101 Va
101 Va
*101%
preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
100
10074 10074
24
24%
100
100%
100%
100%
100%
25%
2574
2474
1007b
257a
26% Jun
7
39% Jun
7
31% Feb
1
41
10
July 12
$4.11
Northwest
4.6%
Airlines Inc
6,400
600
41,200
3,000
40
.
16,200
'•
20
67
41,603
17%
15,700
88%
140
(Minn)—
Common
*100
6
89%
41 %
*11074
88%
18
.
41 Va
•
100%
Jan
2,100
63
*1574
— —
5,520
25%
63%
-
56%
*25%
*88
16% Jan
—
17%
*100
26
70
'
17%
100
29
102
*1774
100
20
100.
"
series
103% Apr
39% Jan
—— —
32 Va
89
99 Va
102
6,3o()
39%
94
317b
*
89%
*89
89%
100
39
*91
32 %
preferred
4
_60
*510
30%
590
*510
30
$4.10
Jan
8,700
25
567b
Ry
20
82%
43%
25%
preferred
96
103% May 11
28
38% Nov 20
2
18%
1
*95
52%
52%
11,SCO
247b
55%
Corp
30
16%
96
*95
series
29
26
*79
16%
preferred
19% Dec
22 J/8 Sep
*101
1
16%
765
95
25
31%
Aviation
*94%
r
17
80%
95
-
35%
16 Va
84
16%
51%
*34%
$3.60
29% Dec
11
83%
17
1,500
3574
16 %
83
17
107
94%
96
*95
2,300
.17
*105
9
92 % May
34% Dec
1" 7% Jan 11
14% Jan
Dec
99% Mar 23
2
16%
1674
*257b
i.
Northern States Pwr Co
13% Jan
*94
15
1674
107
*34%
80%
2
Pacific
1674
347b
95
*79
6%
14%
95 7b
34%
95%
7
15
*105
107
*105
I
35%
95
Ry common—25
preferred
25
Capital
Northern
64% Jan
31%
5
Central Ry co__
Northern Natural Gas Co
18
'
397/b
100
Northern
20
*94
107
60%
-
*91
Western
American
lUtt% July 14
23
29
6
Sep
46% Apr
111% Apr
29
73% Dec
2
7
34%
167a
30 Va
60%
*22
100
Co
7
15
6%
16%
600
30%
par
Niagara Share Corp___
47% May 17
521/4 Dec
*510
100
Norfolk
*105
50
*88%
Nopco Chemica
12
4,000
24%
85%
98 Va
*85
1
Jan
2,300
67b
6%
6%
46%
48%
100
23
20
13%
25%
24%
*83%
97%
100
&
13%
17%
44
10Q
Adjustment
137 b
Corp—
preferred
22
25
137 b
86
25
preferred
61% Sep
48% Jan
19
13%
9%
13
52
preferred
26% Feb
23
17,000
*13%
80
3.90%
38% Jun
51% Dec
26% Apr
8,000
9%
13 Va
1674
3.60%
6
4
14
4374
9'4
35%
*94
8274
No par
Aug 23
27% Mar 24
,
39% Jan
24% Jan
".
4274
9%
16%
96
9
4.10%
44»/4
9%
16%
3
••
9974
44
9%
94
3.40%
14
22
♦99
447b
9%
94
1
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No
May 10
7
*35%
___100
9974
*99
9974
44 7b
51%
Corp
2,800
65%
9%
107
*105
>
151
64%
1674
Co_I00
$3.75 preferred
92% May
101% Jan
150
16%
10
60
151%
11%
J
16%
20
A
Common
Jan
Mar 14
ld% Jun
17% Jan
Sep
96
13
152
1174
150%
150%
16%
50
Shipbuilding
45
8 /■7b Mar 11
•
I
152
15,400
177
44%
*78%
Co
& Hartford
8
Mar 30
91% Mar
14
32% July 30
,<B7% Dec 28
5
25
39
Aug 20
150%
20
76 %
fT76
76%
600
8,100
18,300
103%
75
177%
17
No par
N Y State Electric & Gas
35% Apr 28
77%
176
77%
*176
16%
No par
preferred
non-cum
19%
9974
99%
1
Corp
common
19'/a
99 %
177
76
177
103 7b
197b
9974
43
100
Chicago & St Louis Co
&
77
74
19%
9974
19%
100
15
5
6,200
1874
38
14%
No par
24
Y
22
33%
*99
1
Central
Jun
103
Y
York
18,000
15
10
New York Air Brake
New
34%
674
pfd_100
Mining
29% Oct
67ya Sep
8
25 Va Aug 12
2
Mar 10
5b% Apr
4
33%
1474
1
40% Jan
25% Jan
34%
7
100
England Electric System
Newmont
34%
15
100
11
July
7,900
147b
>-
common—No par
Feb
12
11%
1
common
preferred
Mar
llVa
1
4%% preferred
Newberry Co (J J)
27
13%
674
_i
.
__
Bros
97b
1
Co
1174
9974
4 4 74
1
Fibre
11%
45%
974
13%
*99
5
9,300
1174
11
11
10%
2,700
'
1 76
176
176
*175
4374
42
:
Tea Co common
Jan
5
Pa com___10
preferred
6% Sep
2
94
National
3
12
13% Jan
4%
(The)
103% May 2
50% July 22
12% Jun
9
12
13
July 22
86
National Supply
Apr
9
25
39
23
11% Jan
31
31% Mar
48% Seep
100
115
115
56
22%
''
24% Jan
116
700
59
397b
Cast_No par
National
43%
175%
Steel
42% Mar 25
737b
*42%
176
Corp,
Steel
*50
43%
175%
common
National
737a
*42%
*175
10
14
*50
43
40%
common
Shares
737b
43
19%
common—5
Service
Malleable
National
*50
40
100
23
73%
427b
40%
100
Mar
5,600
50
427b
18%
preferred A
Sep
1,700
3,600
35%
39%
preferred B—
Feb
18
40 Va
6%
21
1
41
35
1
18%
1%
33
18
35%
4074
18%
41
34%
40
Jan
14
18%
40%
35%
41
July 22
1
18 Vs
41'A
35%
17%
156
21
31
18
4074
35%
4074
183
16 % Apr
18
415/8
34%
3974
Aug 29
liy8 Jun
1774
40
l,7u0
18%
Mar
23 y4 Jan
8,100
407a
175
14
5,500
187b
407b
147
13% Dec
3174
18'/e
18 %
6
27% Dec 31
317b
187b
397b
10
15
32
18 Va
40
Dec
29
31%
18 74
18
Dec
Oct
32
18%
3974
182
8% Feb
31%
18%
40
158
19
317b
18*
1774
Jan
4
30%
39%
141% Jan
9
293A
3974
No par
Co
2374
29 3A
18%
5
$4.50 preferred
National Lead
2374
29%
40%
25
Co
Gas
2374
29%
18
1
preferred
Gas Co
Fuel
2374
30
118%
23
1
pfd series of 1951—
19% Sep
45 % Mar
20% Jan
2334
297b
40
common
Prod
23%
1
Cylinder
National Distillers
2374
2974
5
10
Inc
National Dairy Products
National Department Stores
6
23%
43%
58
Lines Inc
Co
*18%
6,300
2974
18%
18
41%
36%
73%
116
5
31
12 y8 Jan
18
41%
357b
*50
43%
100
Register
28% Dec
Dec
187b
_lo
5
41% Aug 17
19% Dec 30
31
10
Louis
19% Jan
35% Oct 25
** "*
18 Va
Corp
Cash
conv
2,700
1674
common
Container
$1.25
29%
217a
com
16% Dec 31
19
29
16%
1
4
40% Sep
297b
29
217b
100
337/s Oct
National
3,500
167b
5
21
5
6,600
94
43%
preferred A-
2iy4 Sep
16
7774
93%
217a
1
30
Feb
17 Va
77%
94
10
15% Apr
10% Jan
14
25% Mar 14
29
17 V2
7874
>94
16%
Corp
10% Oct
14 Va Mar
29
4,800
17%
17 7b
94%
21%
Co
28
25% Dec
93%
16%
Airlines
National
2
17% Jan
11
Jun
183
93 7b
21%
No par
St
National Acme
39% Oct
91 Va
1
Chatt &
62% Mar 10
173'/a Sep
94
77 74
17%
79
16%
50
27% July 25
8
17
78%
21%
preferred
6
21
17%
78%
1
20% Mar 14
45% Dec
167'a
77%
16 7b
_1
47
183% Dec
277b
27%
27%
27 74
17
80%
287b
1
Myers (F E) & Bros
Nashville
25%
16
Co,
Nov 23
4
2,300
287b
Mfg Corp
Dec
4
3,600
26%
16%
:
27
36% Jan
1,500
59%
21
Corp
51
172% Jan
29
58%
26%
5
& Co
8
Mar
36%
29
29%
Inc
12% May 7
13% May 11
20% Jan
4
Jan
2674
16%
No par
12
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
Aug 24
74% Mar 29
59
26%
No par
Products Corp
33% Apr
41
29%
59
26%
3
Morrell
7
2
29%
59%
No par
1
Co
22% July 18
45% Deo
30
Oil
Monterey
60% Jun
2
287b
58
2
(The)
14
2
28%
58
28%
new
16 Va Mar
Mar
287b
567i
No par
Tool
18% Dec
47
27%
58%
87
1.25
Moore-M'cCormack Lines
78
28%
350
*85
87
*85
^_20
Inc
Montgomery Ward & Co
4
12,200
91
pfd_10Q
Mills
Carpet
Co
25
6
21%
16%
100
conv
22
21
21%
87 %
77%
corn—No par
93% Sep
Feb
227b
217a
*85 Va
277b
RR
preferred series A
21 % Apr
Jan
60
21%
21%
87 7b
•
27%
T/o
38% Jan
Jan
10374
27'%
Mississippi River Fuel Corp new_l0
Missouri-Kan-Tex
3
61
987b
*103 %
4,800
11
28
98%
103 Va
5,400
28
22
99%
103%
13,200
25% Oct
31
98 7a
10374
98
103%
20
520
8,600
9974
10374
101
96%
2874
18 Va Jan
Dec
109%
107
*103%
2774
73 % Apr
31% Dec
107 %
3674
Monsanto Chemical
61
106
109
109
108%
108
3,700
287a
3
4
14,500
277a
80% Aug 23
18% Dec 20
4
52%
27 %
49 V4 Jun
11
52
21 Va
28%
4
Jan
3,900
537b
21
37
4
18% Jan
15%
53
28%
1
42% Jan
15%
54
367b
Jan
37
16
53 74
28%
Monarch
4
15%
54
37
6
Feb
1574
52%
2874
12'/a Jan
47
217a
15%
36%
7
42% Sep
317 a
21
15%
28%
Mohawk
22% July 20
31
20%
15
36%
31% Feb
2
21
307b
207b
25%
56
7
20%
297s
20%
57
Montana-Daicota Utilities Co
13 ye Jan
6,200
367b
Montana
39% Jun 29
30 va
277b
15
4
30
25%
22
3
28
31 Va
37%
43% Sep
Apr
19% Jan
1,600
30%
287/8
32% Feb
23
2874
27%
2
44 Va Mar
2874
36%
6
20
2874
*85%
28%
*00
2874
25%
40 Va Aug
53% Nov 17
23% Aug
2
287 a
1
Light
34 % Mar 14
1
103
3,100
140%
28%
140
139 7b
28
1*0
140
5
&
23% Jan
,4
139
28
10,100
45%
45%
467b
140 %
No par
Power
14
23
139
101%
87%
5
Development Co
31
16 % Jun
46
30%
30
3074
Mission
25% Sep
21% Mar
46%
_25
39
29
46
100
4
11% Mar 24
45
90
Co
4
30 % Jan
4474
21%
1
preferred
Ontario Paper
Jan
Dec
47
20%
Co common
31'/Wan
19
29%
Mission Corp
-Minnesota
Mojud
52% July
30%
103
No par
conv
29%
100
No par
preferred™
&
307b
26
16
24% Jan
100
Mfg common
preferred
23
Feb
&
Minnesota
7
114% Jun
preferred
conv
Min
Minneapolis Moline
93% May 4
33% Sep 19
Sep
gl% Dec 30
5
Mar 31
17
3.30%
Minn
107
79% Sep
Mar 17
197b May
13
"10
20
34% May 16
23% Nov 10
27
~4
4% Jan
61
6
23 Va Jan
29
24 % Dec
Aug 16
12% Jan
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com-1.50
27
6
31
19% May 26
71% Jan
11
Jan
103
106% Nov 22
4
Oct
80
21
Shares
30
141
28
29%
317b
20%
22
15%
15%
53%
55
*109% 111
10
25% Jan
Oct. 13
307b
*139
28
100
27
29% Sep
the Week
45
5
1st preferred
Friday
Oct. 14
30%
10
common
Thursday
Oct. 11
Oct. 11
Oct. 10
Par
Utilities Inc
Sales fa?
SALE PRICES
AND HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
l
17%
17%
26
26%
2.50
Norwich Pharmacal Co
lo
25
common
preferred
*35
36
100
24
24%
177b
1774
17%
2674
*26 %
*26
34
35
35
1
101
247b
101
40
102
220
100%
630
24%
18,800
18 7 b
17%
1774
17V8
17%
12,800
27
26%
267a
2674
2674
800
35
3474
35
36
900
*35 Va
o
38% Jan
44% Aug 10
4374 Jan
6
102% Jan
109% Dec
31
105% Sep
20
110% Sep
30
4.40%
92 % Jan
100% Dec
9
95% Jan
20
100% Apr
22
3.90%
106% Jan
110y2 Jan
29
107% May 23
inn
14
4.56%
preferred
104 y2 Jun
108% Aug 30
105% Sep
27
109
4.44%
preferred
30% Sep
26
39
Jun
20
Ohio
31% Jan
28
40% Sep
21
Oklahoma
26% Jan
18 y4 Jan
33 Va
20
101% Nov
9
21% Jun
20 Va Aug
2
102 % Nov 94
9
For
Dec~27
24% Dec
footnotes
see
18% Jan
Jan
Aug
3
3
20
19% May 17
Jan
19
21% Sep
26
103% May 13
25% Apr 25
100
21
page
52% Aug
Ohio
4%
Edison
Co
12
common
preferred
Oil
*9774
48%
47
48
110
109 %
109 7b
99
*97%
9874
100
&
Co
*10874
*10 5 74
1 07
*105 74
107
31
36%
com—101
preferred
Natural
109
_100
Elec
*108%
109
No par
Preferred 4.24%
Oklahoma
110
100
Co
Gas
4874
100
preferred
20
series
100
Gas
7.50
26.
*
/
19%
*101
227b
47%
48
477b
477b
47 Va
47%
*109%
110
109 Va
109 7b
109%
109 Va
to
97%
977b
98 %
98%
30
*98
*108 74
*10574
3174'
30%
317a
30%
36%
35%
36%
36
19 7b
101%
22%
*1974
*101
21%
9874
109
"108%
109
*108%
109
107
*10574
107
4,200
,31%
36
19%
*1974
19%
101%
1017b
1017b
22%
21%
2134
*10574
107
317 a
3174
31 Va
32
36
36
3574
357b
19%
*101
2174
19%
101 Va
22
19%
*101
21%
19%
-.
20,020
4,400
600
101 %
30
2134
10.700
Volume
182
Number 5473
.
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.
.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous
Lowest
38
Feb
104
Range since
Highest
60% Dec
5
127% Dec
3
4
Jan
11
23
July
Dec
49% Mar 14
114
Jan
31
13% Jan
*
Monday
Par
61
Oct
8
July 8
18% Sep 22
10
8
Mathleson Chemical Corp—
Common
135
6
94% Jan
69% Dec
STOCK
EXCHANGE
64% July
26
97% Dec 30
4
44% Jan
NEW YORK
Highest
LOW AND HIGH
Conv
Oliver
112 y4 Sep
22
74% Sep
10
preference 1951 series
22
Otis
Corp
4%%
Elevator
6
47
Dec
31
Sep
20
85
Oct
U
99
Outboard Marine & Mfg
16% Jan
Jan
14
4
Outlet Co
16
Jan
3
16% Jan
4
50
Jan
11
77% Jan
12
76
Dec
31% Jan
23
67 y2 Jan
104% Dec 31
17
14% Jan
20
98
98
Jan
6
58 % Sep 27
34
Mar 14
Feb
26% Dec 22
22
Mar 14
Jan
7
97
Dec
93
22
11
12
Sep 22
21
Apr
10% Feb
'
Jun
7
"When
Pabco
6
Products
4%
cum
Amer
25
Pacific
Coast
Sep
6
26% Sep
9
Inc
Co
5%
preferred
Pacific Finance
26
37% Jan
39% Jan
4
48% Dec 31
38% July 14
44 % Mar 15
53
15
Aug 29
Pacific
Gas
37% Jan
6
42
Aug
Pacific
37% Jan
25
Lighting Corp
128% Jan
7
23
Jan
13
137% Jan
4
46
9
9% Dec
31
14
37% Oct
10
8% Apr
Mar
29
16% Sep
26
22
Jun
.
2
84% Apr
104% Dec
19
70% Oct
12
88'
Apr
18
104
Jan
3
13
Apr
1
4
7
11% Dec
98% May 17
8% Sep 26
29
40% Dec
30
21% May 6
30% Jun 22
35% Jan
3
34% Feb
9
41V4 Jan
6
62
10% Jan
6
17% Sep
7y8Jan
54% Feb
14
23
49 % Dec
4
29
38% Oct
10
26
44
8
Dec
Oct
28
29% Mar
24
29% Jan
73% Jan
4
11
10
5
Jan
19
18
55
4
Dec
6
24
29% May
11
105
Sep 23
9
38
Jun
23
57
Jan
3
44
Penn-Dixie
Penna
49% July 25
113 % Apr 20
108 % Apr 25
113
Oct
25
Mar 18
108
Nov
4
15"% Mar 25
25
Dec
29
22
Jan
6
41
53
Nov
30
45
Oct
11
53
Jun
16
17% Oct
11
22% Apr
11
104
Mar
2
107
Jun
29
31
Mar 18
134% Jan
33
Mar 26
13% Jan
48
169
Feb
11
101% Feb
9
108
18'/a Jan
4
28
9
30% Jun
20
29
30% Jan
4
32 % Jan
23% Jan
106
94
12
52
52
73% Fen
Sep
29
106% Jan
Jan
6
7
Oct
11
6
39% Mav 26
11
Jan
6
37% Jan
3
24
6
Jun
9
115
Oct
4
110% Jan
31
103
Oct
22
96% Oct
5
107
Jan
7% May
11
11
107% Sep 30
110
May 5
3
28
Feb
17
83
Jan
14
7
39% Dec
98
34 y4 July
2
83
Jun 23
82 y4 July 20
Mar
Dec
Dec
44% Jan
102% Oct
108
22
11
May 26
12% Jan
6
30% Oct
3
13
10
87
Sep 27
Jan
4
Pfizer
4%
64% Aug 25
43
July 25
26% Mar
Phlla
7
$1
3.8%
111
4.68%
6
37% Feb
21
Apr
8
85 Va Jun
14
92
Jan
11
6
89
May 19
44
4.4%
9
45% Aug
3
93% Feb
5
97% Apr
2
95% May 13
99
53% Jan
4
75% Dec 31
69
16
11
1«% July 15
35
100
21
113
Jan
July
Jan
12
9
53% Dec
104
11
Nov
115
5
20
Dec
100 %
7
6
29
115
59 Va Apr
104% Feb
6
Feb
15
21 % Jan
17
90 Va Sep
21
84% Jan
77 ya Jan
87
Dec
31
83
Jan
6
42 y8 Mar
76% Dec
30
67% Feb
7
18 % Dec
23
15% Mar 14
11% Jan
155
July
160
Apr
158
Sep
169
Mar
62
Jun
6% Jan
9
15
158 '/a Jan
5
4
8l/4 Dec
12% Jan
4
30% Dec
80
Dec
30
62% Jan
11
87
Dec
29
18 % Oct
29
27% Dec
62
31
4
20
146
Jun
3
150
31
162 % Aug 31
28% Sep 16
71% Nov 29
60% Jan
13
16
Mar 14
6% Oct
3
22 '/a May 17
76 Va Mar 11
85
Mar 14
25 Va Jan
Aug 26
150
6
52% Jun
124
Oct
96
Jun
18% Apr
Jun
23
92% Sep 23
8% May 16
30% Jan
14
133
18 y4 Nov
30
16% Feb
8
29% Jan
6
16% Jan
68
Feb
4
20 y» Dec
7
20% Nov 24
29
19V4 Mar 15
19% Jan
b
Sep
99% Dec
20
Feb
8
9% Mar 31
72% Mar 16
12% Dec
31
9% Oct
14
12% Jan
80
Jan 20
46% Nov 17
72% Oct
10
81
37 % Feb
2
33% Jan
18
35% Jan
7
82% Jan
7
25 y4 Jan
25
43
4
25% Jan
4
31% Dec
2
103'/a Apr
104% Nov
6
July 20
40% Jan
Aug~17
66%
9
100% Feb
Dec~29
■-
28
Jan
16
56% May
>
Oct
33% July 27
33 Va Apr
7
104
Jun
-$1.40
37%
♦40 y4
42%
*40%
42%
•40%
.42%
*40%
42 Va
35%
36%
36%
37%
36%
37%
36
53
36%
*52%
53%
53
53
54
54
15%
53
15%
53
15%
15%
15%
15%
15% f
15%
15%
4%
2,100
4%
4 Va
4%
4%
4%
45%
3,600
*451/8
15
23 Va
4%
23%
*23
94%
95%
30%
32
30
52
*49
*49
47%
93%
18
Pullman
11
41% Apr
11
Pure
Oil
Jan
5
21% Jan
15
158
.
7
3.
see
page
45%
l,ou0
38%
38%
1,500
*31%
52
93%
93%
31%
31%
♦49
94%
31%
52
*49
23
260
94%
93%
95
4,700
32!
30%
31
16,500
52v,
511/4
51'A
100
105 %
106
*105'/a
106
105%
106
106
106
47%
24
25
23%
24%
24'/a
47%
45
46 Va
45%
47%
24%
46
46%
18
29%
30%
36
36
18%
147
17%
148
95%
19%
106%
*52%
*102
28 %
'•
104%
50%
39
38%
24 %
17%
18
26,300
29
29%
18
18%
29%
30%
147
147
*95%
96
95%
95%
20%
20%
20 Va
54
♦24
20
53
53
52
36
*35
149%
147
95%
20 y8
137,600
5,600
36
200
1491/4
4,500
96
2,300
20%
44,600
52
*52'/a
54
103%
102%
102%
*102%
104
♦102%
104
220
28%
28%
29%
28%
29
*28'/a
29
2,300
7%
7%
7
38%
51%
4,200
146%
95%
50
46
147%
20%
105
25%
*35
19%
7%
24%
45 Va
36
95%
40% ',J '
18%
30%
4t>0
25%
46%
*35%
20%
7%
18%
29%
24%
*46
47%
35%
95%
39%-
38
30
147
29
*24
18%
29Va
*35%
54
7%
39%
105
51%
38%
24%
112%
112%
112%
112%
99%
99%
97%
98%
7
.39%
105
105%
51%
52%
38%
*24
112%
40%
38%
'
39%
105 %
51
38%
7%
7'/a
40
39%
.
600
71%
6,700
39%
12,100
105%
105
105'/a
3,760
52%
51
51%
42,000
39
38%
24%
24%
24%
112%
112%
112%
*24%
♦112
39%.
97%
97%
98%
103%
103'/2
103%
*103%
105
♦103%
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108%
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105
1083/4
98%
99
5,900
24%
112
99
300
r
180
660
30
15 %
lub3/4
15%
15
*108%
15%
1083/4
10
14%
15%
143/4
30%
15%
31%
143/4
305/a
14%
31%
32%
33
17,400
32%
33
31%
32%
14,4o0
*86
89
44 %
*89Va
*87
par
*33%
Co
*85
90
35
*33%
35
98
97
97
73%
77
72%
74%
11%
53 Va
101
11%
523/4
*101
44%
14
53%
102
41
42%
♦113
25
25%
89 V2
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44%
97%
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92
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92
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90
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90
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*33%
35
*33%
35
f'
*333/a
35
*96%
98%
*96 %
98%
*96'%
98%
150
74%
75%
74%
75%
73%
74%
72,100
*10%
523%
*101
413%
14
53%
102
42%
*113
24
25
25%
.
12
26
443/a
*10%
53
53
52
*101
102
*101
43%
44%
43
25%
89
443/4
12
52%
102
19,400
200
2,900
10
43%
2,600
25%
4,500
*113
253/4
25%
*89
91
*89
90
*89
90
*89
90
»933/4
96
*933%
95%
*93
95
*93
95
84%
84%
84%
*84%
84%
2,800
163/4
4,900
83'%
83 va
83%
16%
16%
16%
17
16%
16%
83%
16%
163/4
16%
168
*163
168
*163
168
*163
168
*163
162'%
♦163
165
*163
165
*163
165
*163
29%
165
30%
29
20
168
162%.
80
85%
30%
80%
82%
31
80%
31%
31%
32%
31%
313/4
81%
81%
82
82%
83
6%
6%
7
7
25%
23%
27
26
26%
78%
78'%
*78'%
80
79
80
89
*86%
89
89
89
26%
253%
26%
*87
26 %
*150%
7
26%
165
25%
*150'%
l
29
30
29
100
*116
125
♦117
5
*22%
23%
5
32%
32%
10
20 %
10
22%
99
No par
*86
45 Ya
89'%
24 Va
100
*10'/e
89
*113
1
100
44%
96
83
*163
89
44%
10
100
preferred
Co
*10%
53%
101
*86
*90 Va
100
common
Power
44%
95
89%
43
10
89
43%
*90 va
*113
2.50
Glass
44%
98
__100
com__No par
Co
*86
93
preferred_____100
*150%
29%
122
223/4
32%
20%
20
20'%
22%
21%
99'%
9%
22%
32
98%
9%
>
9%
7
29%
♦120
7
25%
79'/a
♦88
2113,4
7%
6%
26%
25%
79%
*78%
80
90 va
*88
90%
27
26%
*150%
30%
125
22%
22%
32 %
323/a
20%
20%
22%
21%
983%
99 '/a
30%
*120
*22%
7
26%
27
20
10,4u0
6,900
6,500
16,900
380
200
3,000
•160%
30%
30
125
•120
30 3%
11,500
125
22%
22%
32
32 Va
20
2U%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
99%
5,000
99
99 '/a
98%
99
4,600
22%
1,000
32%
33
5,100
20
20%
3,100
9%
9%
9%
9%
%
No par
72%
73
9%
723/4
733%
♦723/4
733/4
73%
10
73%
43%
44
*73%
73%
43%
44
43%
43%
42%
Indiana—No par
43'%
40%
41%
42'%
40%
42%
41%
3,200
41
413/a
*40%
41%
*85%
41%
863/a
26%
2,900
863/a
86%
*26%
86'%
26%
'41%
♦85%
*25
25%
of
Colorado
of
Gas
95
23
100
1
common.No par
121%
120
86 »/2
50
*26
86%
26%
*85%
26%
*26
26'/a
26%
26%
*25
2,600
253/4
*25%
25%
*25%
253%
♦120%
121'%
120%
*120%
121
1203/4
120%
31
500
30%
30%
30%
31
30%
30%
14,500
303/4
303/4
30%
31
30%
31'/a
5,400
♦100%
101%
•100%
101%
103
•103
103%
31%
30'%
31%
31'%
30 3%
*100%
*101 %
101%
103%
38
37
7,800
121%
100
Inc
31
*
9%
253/4
com__No par
preference
preferred
*85 3/4
9
121
♦1003%
31%
101%
*1003/a
101%
*101%
1033%
*101%
103 3/4
35%
36%
36%
363/4
36%
103
37
36%
37
— —
—
20
4,200
No par
61%
63
60'%
61
61%
62%
62
34'%
36
62%
32
61 %
62
5
(The)
34%
34%
35%
34%
35 %
33%
33%
27,100
32
32%
32%
32%
4,100
*150
151%
150%
30%
30%
7,500
■
•
•
£0% Mar 30
J48
27% Nov 16
For footnotes
Dec
♦45 y8
38%
Q
...
35% Dec
45%
38
38%
250
_
73% Feb
*38%
400
2,-iOO
1
.
4
23%
45
47%
4.18% preferred
100
Puget Sound Power & Light Co__10
9
4%
16,100
110 Va
25
RR
preferred
Co
6,000
47%
5
common
div
4.08%
105% July 5
40% Sep 19
37%
38
5
Gamble
Pub Serv E1&
8
37%
110%
25
7
37%
110
100
3
37%
1091/4
——25
18
36%
110
preferred
i 9 % Mar
37%
47%
100
class B
Serv
50
12,100
36%
2
L
4,200
9
53
'
100
Chem Co
Co
8%
36Va
42%
42,900
71
lu0%
1
Inc
cum
9%
♦100
109 Va
No par
(The)
Serv
70%
100
48
preferred
4.20% preferred
$4.75
70%
9%
100
110
preferred
32
143-
&
70%
9%
47%
No par
Electric
71%
100%
9
109 %
4.16%
33% Mar 14
4
Co
70%
♦100
9
48
4.32%
29 Ve Jan
37%
*40%
72%
100%
8%
110
5
28% Jan
36%
71%
*100
106
Publicker Industries Inc common__5
14
9%
105%
6
125 Va Sep
73 %
100%
9
10O
17%
110
27
Aug
26% Apr
11
72
*100
9,800
29
3%%
Apr
17%
9,100
29
6
11
24% Mar 15
17%
7%
37%
*28
100
convertible
&
Public
17%
102
common
Mettalurgical
Public
17%
7%
37%
3
Petroleum
Procter
3
*9%
17%
*9%
7%
38%
♦28
89% Jan
Mar 21
25% Feb
31
97% Jun
102
29%
13
9%
17%
70
7%
38 %
29
May 19
46% July 15
43% Jun 28
114
25% Jan
Sep
9%
17
7%
29
84
3
27
Mar 19
26% Dec 23
Sep 15
108
9%
17%
150
23%
*>8% Mar 14
Aug 10
92% Mar
12
91
9%
17
100
Potomac
Poor
39
54
common
24'% Sep
8
7%
102%
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
17
800
1,950
•148
38%
*9%
*107%
Apr 14
35% Mar 18
23% Jan 13
44%
132»/4
7%
28
series preferred
.5%%
148
*43%
38 Va
105'%
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
15
148
1,600
131%
7%
108%
5%
26
32'/a Dec 30
148
44%
*28
100
Pittston
4
148
391/4
132%
♦43%
*23
No par
15
1
Jan
14 y4 Jan
132
37%
*103%
Co
132%
*28
No par
com
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
33% Sep
108'/a Jan
5,800
39%
44%
131%
7%
100
3
24% Mar It
29
39%
39
*43%
132 %
38%
9%
12.50
10
10% Feb
Dec
10,800
7%
102
(conv)
July 26
24
31
122% Dec 21
47%
29
Inc common__l
Jun
8
38
47%
150
*148
*107%
Pittsburgh Plate
38%
38
47%
*9%
5
common
guaranteed
38%
38%
37%
5
96
11
149
No par
i
29
89 y8 Jan
*148
39%
44
130 %
180
38 %
29
33%c
151% Jun
18% Jail
38%
44
25
370
47%
23
100
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
3
84 y4 July 28
40
43%
*24 Va
,
23
preferred
No par
preferred
(conv)
No par
Consolidation Coal Co
1
7%
47%
*28
convertible
Pitts
25
38%
47%
*28
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic
Ry com_100
10
34% Sep
*24%
38'/a
47"%
29
$4.80
18
770
29
100
preferred
Pitts
22
21%
loti
*28
5
preferred
$5
20
166% Aug 12
173
Co
St
21 Va
38
—100
&
800
21%
25
100
&
10%
25
100
C
10%
47 %
134 %
39,700
105 %
11
38
39%
33%
109
*10'/a
48 %
43 %
32%
*106va
24%
133
33%
itiO
*
38%
100
preference
Pitts Coke
33%
100%
10%
38%
10
preferred series A
Pitts C
100% Sep 20
25
Jan
6
24
106
48
40
Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills Inc
30% Sep 20
97 % Aug 25
33
106
10
Corp
Pitney-Bowes
33%
106
50
Mfg Co
Phoenix
16
•
100%
100
preferred
Phillips
$4
106
100%
2,900
100
Phillips Jones Corp common_No
14
32%
100
*28
1
preferred
5%
34%
preferred
3.9%
22
6
July
33% Jan
24% Dec 31
Jan
Mar 16
40,/4'Jan
Sep 27
37% Dec
16% Nov
80
Aug
6
*100'%
100%
29
common_l
new
Philip Morris Inc
79% Sep 23
13% apr
b
% Jan
1,500
100
preferred
3%%
July 22
July 8
100%
29
com___No par
preferred
Corp
4%
b.uOO
36
120
*28
Corp
Corp
Phila & Reading Corp__
19
60%
36
120
*28
No par
Philco
May 9
Sep 22
b0'%
37
25
16
4
60'/a
36%
120
25
12
Jan
48% Sep
25
preferred
4.3%
Mar 30
17% Sep
43% Jun
97
90
34
conv
115% Apr 19
102% May 2
107 Va Apr
1
60%
37
38%
& Co
Electric
60%
36%
38
preferred
2nd
59%
36
3874
Sand
Phelps-Dodge
59%
35%
38%
&
(Chas)
58%
44%
preferred
4% %
par
1-.0
37%
117
24%
1
Petroleum Corp of America.
Pfeiffer Brewing
Co
May 25
119% May 26
95
82% July
5
7
84%
60
44
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pet Milk Co common
11
July
121%
83%
100%
4%
Peoples Drug Stores lnc___
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
50
36% Jan
48
33
11
104% Oct
$1.60
2,600
46%
Pennsylvania Salt
4
83 va
common___No par
Penn-Texas Corp
16
83%
84'%
117
4%
series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
96% Sap 30
24% July 25
26
11
5
Jan
Sep
Mai
84'%
84
116%
25
2.50
4.40%
13
200
84
120
86 %
122
44%
Light
preferred
4%%
July 21
102
26
26% Jun
38
173
13
52% Dec 29
11
33%
■<
Oct
39% Dec 31
112% Mar 30
4
25
17"% Mar 14
Aug 27
Nov
Jan
May 28
Jan
103
29
26
30% Jun
26
34% Jan
146% Oct
15% Jan
Aug 30
100% Jun
Sep
14
57% Dec 10
18% Dec 31
73 % Nov 16
4
7
Sep 21
35% Dec
4
2
103% July
16%
1
Cement
Power
♦16%
*24%
No par
Co_
Glass
Penn
16'%
No par
Telep
(J C)
♦16'/a
22
Corp
Co
preferred
Penney
16%
Va
21%
1
preferred
$1.32 preferred
$1.30
4,100
16 %
1
$1
3
May 4
41% Mar 14
6
45% Dec 31
Peninsular
3,300
88
16
22%
1
Penick & Ford
8
29% Feb
27% July 28
82
7
29 Ye Aug
37% Apr
35% Jan
44% Mar
63 %
41%
*87'%
*16 '/a
21 %
Corp
Transportation
No
Mines & Enterprises
Patino
63'%
40%
87%
22%
100
Parmelee
5
25% Jan
22% Sep
6
27% Mar 17
29
Dec
Oct
36% Jan
28
27% Jun
93
4% May 27
6J%
41%
87'%
22
Corp
Parke Davrs & Co
Parker
Rust
Proof
6
62%
41%
*10%
Pacific Western Oil
Corp common_4
4% preferred
lo
Oil
63%
88%
10%
common_100
Consolidated
490
41%
*10%
25
Paramount Pictures
Corp_
Park & Tilford Distillers
21
7% Feb
Tin
100%
62'/a
10%
;_10
;
*100'/a
88'/a
107Va
No par
Teleg
preferred
Panhandle
47% May
5
51 % Apr 12
Sep
&
21,100
100%
41%
10Va
Pan Amer World
Airways Inc
1
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No
par
4%
preferred
_100
3
Aug 19
11% Dec 27
45 %
7
106% Feb
44% Jun
14
3% Mar 12
30% Jan
41
6
Feb
38 % Dec
17
May
31
Jan
'
15
6% Feb
45% Dec
36
Corp
Electric
9u0
16%
41
33
No par
Telep
Pacific
5
20% Dec
Pacific
6%
3
9% Oct
&
Pacific Mills
,
5
4
4
27
Jan
28
4
Feb
12
52
11
9% Dec
Jan
23
11
45% Dec
26 % Jan
35
46% Aug 12
148% Aug 24
152% Aug 22
142 % Mar 10
7% Oct
5
25
Oct
97% Jan
6
44 % Jun 29
"
5
9% Jan
67
July 12
Aug 24
140
154% Nov
4% May 18
26% July 20
8% Jan
17
„
12
114% Jan
Nov
32,300
116%
157/a
87
107%
25
33% Feb
li6
16%
61%
36%
1
;
40
100
lid
57 uaresi
53
85
5
common
4
100%
100
Inc
15%
52%
40
100
No par
com
100%
116
16 Va
.
61%
59
15
preferred
Fisheries
99%
117%
54 %
64
118
No par
conv
Pacific
98
16
52%
the Week
14
41%
84%
12.50
common
*115'/a
16 %
54%
Oct.
86%
16'/a
16 '/a
6.25
Paper Co
preferred
$5
115
53%
Friday
Oct. 13
86
5
issued"
Oxford
Va
15%
102
61
1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
12% Mar 10
May 16
21% May 13
(The)
114
16%
53
Sales for
Thursday
40'/a
83 %c
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
34% Oct ' 7
108% Oct
8
16 %
28% Jan
Oct. 12
51%
115%
100
No par
Overland Corp
131% May 10
64 % Sep 23
46% May 17
101% Aug 16
17
7% Jan
82
PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. It
541/4
15%
100
No par
35% Nov
5
52%
114
1
preferred
23
99
5
100
common
convertible
Apr 29
13% Mar 11
83
SALE
Tuesday
Oct. 10
Olln
3
Jan
9% Jan
15
Jan. 1
Lowest
16
73
RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1954
Mar 15
26% Jan
26.
6
33% Sep
154
...
14
July 15
31% Aug
1
Quaker
.
6%
Oats
Co
preferred
(The)
common__5
32
32%
100
*150
151%
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__10
30%
30%
32
150%
30
32
150%
30%
30'/a
32%
151
30%
32%
151
30%
151
30%
50
2,700
23
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
Monday, October 17, 1955
.
(1584)
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW
.
i
■
■
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Kange since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 11*54
LOW
STOCK
YOEK
•Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
AND
Tuesday
HIGH
Oct. 12
Oct. J1
Oct. 10
SALE
Wednesday
Sales for
PRICES
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Shares
Oct. 14
Oct. lit
R
11
39% Dec
29
363/4 Jan
Jan
4
86% Nov
5
813/4 Jan
5
2% Jan
28
8% Dec
22
67a Oct
11
4% Mar
1
10% Dec
22
4
52% Dec
6
12% Jan
76
37
Jan
872 Mar 14
Feb
47
8% Jan
11
20% Dec
31
13
34
36% Feb
1
30% Jan
28
Feb
16
16% Jan
4
26
7
26
137a Sep 26
32
26% Jan
18
Sep
553/a July
2
883/4 July 27
10% July 5
12
July 25
22
57% Sep
417a July
5
253/4 Apr 15
377a Jun
1
RKO Theatres
Dec
29
31
Oct
11
29
39
Jan
5
44
July 26
4%
36
13
3472 Jan
7
3872 July 27
4%
5
42
Sep
Jun
2972 Jan
1
22% Dec
31
32
Mar
8
6
273/4 May 22
18% Aug
3
73/a Jan
3
1174 Feb
14
26
19
lj
19'/a Mar 22
13
18% July 22
May
Reading
Real
8% May
3
7
55% May 19
22
Jan
11
3
Jan
4
8% Dec
20
14%
Dec~31
64
Dec
12% Feb
Dec
Oct
10
May 16
57a Mar 14
9
14% Dec
4
61
31
23
43% Aug 23
8
7
Sep
217a Aug 25
6772 Fen
47 72 Sep
16
16
Reeves
37% Feb
6
Jun
24
70% Dec
8% Dec
64
31
22
Jan
84
13
6
772 Mar 14
Sep
10% Jun
15
8
$1
Oct
Sep
12
Reynolds
40
Mar 11
5072 Sep
20
Reynolds
51
Mar 14
55
May 11
2
88
Feo
10
82
Jan
26
91
May 11
Preferred 3.60%
2
105
Nov
9
101
Jan
26
Preferred 4.50%
12
37
10572 Apr 20
453/4 Feb 14
95% July
25% Jan
Aug
32% Sep
4
26
9
37
Dec
1
38% Sep
2
57a July 26
33 Vi, Dec
20
May
8% Sep
8
31% Apr
6
Rheem
Rhlnelander
547a
32 Va
32%
16,300
17%
163/4
17-/4
16%
lb7/8
4o,o00
31-/4
3,DOJ
317a
*44 Va
457a
37%
28% Dec
29
27 72 Jan
40
12
45-/2
♦44-/2
4572
44%
44%
37%
37%
37%
*37 7a
38
*37'/a
38
5774
3/%
3u0
347a
34%
32%
32%
*32J/a
34
*32 7a
.34
*32 7a
34
300
2174
21%
21
21
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21%
21
21
2U-/4
20'/B
2,0-J
13%
14
13%
13%
14
14
13%
14
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14 V8
3,600
10
10
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734
7%
7%
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8
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8%
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87a
15%
15%
15%
15%
*15%
15-/2
153/4
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7
12% Jan
6
26% Sep
27
40% Dec
Roan
12
23
34
Oct
7
4072 Jun
8
45% Oct
21
413/4 Jan
13
48V4 Apr
20
31
24 7a Jan
31% Juiy
4
26% Dec
148
Jan
8
281 % Oct
12
257
Jun
6
19
372
86
Jan
18
105% Dec
29
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Jun
17
105 72 Mar
4
Fen
1
11% Nov
11
9% Jan
6
147a Sep
23
72% Nov
29
68% Jan
25
88-/0 Sep
9
4
21
% Nov
15
19
18
26 74 Jun
22
7
4o J/4 Jun
3
Oct
35
21
7
Jan
33 % May 21
50% Nov 24
35% Oct
12% Aug 23
16% Mar
9
11
Sep
11
July 19
9
4
6% May 27
Oct
1
27
35
572%
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61
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42%
41
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9
9
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15
15
15
15
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15
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lo
44%
46%
4674
47 74
4674
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46%
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69%
73
6774
69
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9
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15
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45
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487a
487a
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l,3v0
8,600
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105
105
105%
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1057a
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105 Va
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120
100
1
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34%
35%
34%
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34%
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347a
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34
34
34
33%
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672
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69
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70 %
71%
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707a
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36
36
38
40
40
40
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14%
14
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14%
14%
14%
14
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28 7a
27 7a
27 7a
27 7a
27%
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27
27%
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67a
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684
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—25
No par
—5
Gas & |E1 Corp
Haas
Co
400
Ltd
Trust
Spring & Axle Co
*34
20
350
common—
preferred series A
100
Rohr Aircraft Corp
Ronson
8%
61%
41 %
2.50
Rohm
4%
8%
18%
*6072
—No par
Rockwell
&
8%
18%
61 Va
4/%
preferred—
conv
Rochester
393/a
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*56
Robertshaw-Fulton
14
42%
4j%
No par
9
Jan
18%
61
40%
100
boO
lo
5
100
1
50c
—10
10
No par
Antelope Copper Mines..—
9
Jan
18%
18 Ve
61
16-/4
18%
6 7a
6%
6%
697a
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1
*33
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7a
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35
700
40%
...
17-/4 S-p'
41
.
100
series
33% Jun
24
31
*44
10
10
Rltter Company
23
31%
32
31%
*44J/2
—
3
13% Oct
317a
317a
45 72
__5
Richfield Oil Corp
34% Dec
16%
16%
31%
7a
Paper Co..
23
Oct
15%
16%
32
70 J
No par
Selection
79 74 Sep
7
15%
9
series
shillings
6472 May 12
4
Oct
5
22
7
55% Aug
14% Jan
54%
33-/4
9%
5
50
Manufacturing
77% Dec
7% Jan
25
9-Vb
55-/2
32-/4
Metals Co new——
Tob class B
11
17% Jun
18% Jan
974
*54%
33%
(RJ)
Rhodesian
48% Jan
9V'4
547a
33
Common
July
9-/8
97a
54 Va
._
Revere Copper & Brass
Rexali Drug Co
3
78
9%
9%
54%
common.
3
60
77a
33%
preferred
Corp..
Steel
Dec
10
86-,a
7
54
Mills
Pictures
convertible
68,400
1,*ud
6.70J
9,8uJ
4374
8o%
7'/a
32
Corp new
54
Mar 16
4274
87
7
Co-
&
44 % Dec
2
46
433/4
86-/2
50c
45
33% July
42%
77a
7
54%
Reliance Mfg Co common...
Conv pfd 372 %
series
Republic Aviation Corp..
Republic
153/4 Aug 23
543/4 Sep 12
6
437a
87
43
*8672
33%
preferred—.50
2nd
Stores
Republic
May 16
13% Jan
7%
9%
Jl^S div prior preference
Reliable
87%
54 Va
Inc
(Robt)
43%
6%
32 7a
1st preferred
Hosiery
Bros
11% Aug 15
41
10% Jan 26
Silk
427a
8672
73%
50
common
noncum
45
87 74
174
1
Reed Roller Bit Co.
Reis
iYoMay
Co
noncum
43
8u 3,4
-No par
1
Corp
Raybestos-Manhhttan
Rayonier Inc common new
Raytheon Mfg Co
42 % Dec
1574 Sep
12% Apr 27
Radio Corp of America com__No par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
RKO Pictures Corp...
1
V2
0,500
4,2u0
35
35
*33
35
44
45%
4374
44
*43 74
44
43 72
44
43 7a
4-j
7a
2,800
277a
27%
26%
27%
26 '/a
27
27
27%
26 %
27%
8,000
317
347
3o0
102 7a
1047a
35
345
350
1047a
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22 Vu
51102%
21
23
315
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101%
22 ia
22
22 74
3o0
3o0
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22 Va
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104 7a
1047a
13
13%
14%
8,200
22
21%
.
50J
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3%
2.80J
14
1474
14
14%
14%
14%
13%
Petrol Co__50 Guilders
Corp
75 74
76 Ve
73%
75;a
7 o */a
77%
7 074
77%
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77
87,300
1
23 Va
24 Va
23%
24%
24
24%
23%
2474
23%
24
7,200
1
35%
36-/4
36
36%
3 17a
37%
37%
37 %
36
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2,uo0
5
11%
11%
li%
li%
11%
11 %
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li.%
117a
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4%
4574
13,900
—1
—
Royal Dutch
Royal
McBee Corp
Ruberoid Co (The)
—
...
15 7a Mar 21
Ruppert
4974 Feb
4
Safeway Stores common
88% Feb
23
4%
4.30%
(Jacob)
s
38% Jan
28
88% Jan
4
47% Sep
99% Oct
5
103% Jun
14
112% Oct
4
31% Jail
11
18% Jan
14
23
July 27
Nov
1
30
Dec
427a July 21
22
44
Dec
9
9272 Sep
103% ami
9
17
114
Feb
ZL
Jan
6
55
Jun
22
22% Jail
11
26
July 14
40
30
21
25 V2 Mar 14
74
Jan
347a Jun
13
76% Dec
21
17
88 74 Jun
27
211
Apr
5
296
Dec
29
265
Aug 17
3207a Apr
15
123
Apr
9
170
Dec
15
145
Apr
170
Jan
10
20% Jan
12
41% Dec
23
493/4 Jun
7
93% Jan
62% Jan
8
28
33% Mar 14
101
105
4
103% Nov
5
Sep
16
14% May 3
23% May 18
Dec
27
17 74 Apr
25
1972 Sep
22
29% Dec
31
2572 Oct
13
303/a Jan
20
11
4
14% Dec
10
1272 Jan
6
143/4 Feb
17
17% Apr 28
11% Jan
4
27 % Dec
31
203/4 Oct
14
273/s Jan
24% Dec
31
22
47% Sep
66 % Nov
22
55% Mar 14
98
Jan
20
19
Jan
6
July 13
12
93
13
107
25% Jan
4
34% Dec
31
33 74 Jan
6
40
Nov
10
89 % Mar 23
85 74 Jan
4
92% May 18
22
5
22% Dec
30
80
Dec
7
24
Jan
4
33% Dec
15
30
102
Jan
5
Mar 31
104
Mar 14
3574 Jun
14
10874 Jan
4
17
Apr
1
31
4372 Jan
6
13
Jan
7
18% May
24
16
Jan
6
7472 Jan
6
79 % Nov 26
10V4 I'eD
5972 Apr
5
3174 July 18
117
26
9% Apr
26
26
54
Oct
11
6172 Jan
5
20
35
Oct
11
4974 Apr
11
38
31
337a Jan
4
31
672 Sep
107a Dec 29
4
Co
Seagrave
18
493/4 Sep
13
9 3/4 Mar 14
Sears
Co.
Rubber
Inc
Sheaffer
15% Jan
24% Dec
31
22 7a Jan
6
17
Dec
20
13 3/8 Oct
11
31
29% Jan
6
49 3/8
44
3
593/4 Aug
3
48 72 Mar 14
593/4 Jun
21
47 74 Oct
4
54% Dec
31
25% Jan
5
42
6% May
6
35
Apr 23
40
May
13%
Jan
Jan
5
38%
.4074
*103 Va
105 Va
51
49
Jan
54
6
153/4 Sep
79 % fckp
14
15
5
59% Dec
1
Feb
9
81% Sep
14
12
24% Dec
31
20% Jan
25
25 3/4 Jun
27
333/4 Jan
4
32% Aug 25
203/4 Oct
14
4
54% Dec
497a Jan
18
4
25% Aug 11
138% Feb
13
5% Jan
4
14% Jan
6
187a Dec
18
8
54
6
Feb
24
97a Feb
4
16% Sep
43% Nov 29
Mar
July 19
174
10
49%. Jan
26
52
1
63 74
7
Sep
15
27% Feb
7
210
Jun
23
Feb
25
3
11
40
Dec
23
35
46% Dec
5
Mar 14
23
443/4 Jan
18
177a Jan
7
287a Jan
317a Jan
19
25% May
6
July 28
29 7i Aug 23
28% Feb
2
327a Dec
36% Jan
4
547a Dec 29
51
39% Jan
11
6
17
7
Jan
18
40
Aug
1
543/4 July 25
217a Mar
7
34
Aug
lb
187a
18
Id
25%
26
25%
26
2,8uJ
13
13
13
13
13 */4
12%
13
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13
2,9uJ
21%
21%
20%
21%
20%
21%
21
2174
20-/4
/1
l9,bOJ
15c
323/4
34-.a
32%
33 74
32 '/a
33 Va
32%
3oaa
32-/4
33
29,300
6574
66 %
65
65%
65%
66 Va
65%
66%
65
65%
11,700
No par
No par
25
11
20
723/4 Jan
18
993/4 Jun
50
Dec
15
49% Jan
6
80
Jan
14
92
Nov 22
8772 Apr
14
92
25
Oct
15
9
2572 Oct
11
2
29% May
24% July
1
153/4 Jan
4
Apr 22
674 Dec 29
472 Oct
11
4% Mar 16
772 Dec 29
43/4 Oct
3
4
106
Jan
19
52% May 31
7
99
14
Nov 29
Jan
4
80 % Mar
90
Feb
7
Feb
16
26
27
100
2
Sep
14
5
6% Jan
4
1174 Aug 12
53% Jan
107t Jan
4
70
Dec 31
6874 Mar 14
4
49
74 Nov 23
Aug 31
Apr 27
102% May 2
23% Aug
8
29% Jun
21
1027a July 8
16% July 20
86
July 27
Apr 13
11
5
39% Dec 29
36% Mar 15
4
92% Pep
4174 July 27
88
93% Apr
j*Pr footnotes
4072 Oct
see
page
3
Mar 22
1274 Sep 26
9
26.
35%
35%
35%
35%
90
*90 Va
90%
*90
90
*24
24%
...
60
102
102
35 7a
4,00 J
90%
30
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is
353/8
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35%
35%
95
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95
102
90
36
24%
24%
*23%
24%
*23%
24 %
72%
73%
69 72
72
73;
79%
72%
73 "/a
72
72%
ll,7uJ
327a
33
32%
33
32%
33
32%
33
32
323/4
5,400
3,100
July 11
372%
52
2074 Mar
167a Feb
15
4
11
48
44%
23 Va
104%
Pen
11%
12%
6%
*54
36 7a
42 %
No par
10'%
I
*26 7a
Co
23
101%
11%
6%
*105
*105
*105
108
45
457a
44 %
457a
24%
24
24
24
24
1023/4
104%
1027a
104%
12 74
11%
12%
45%
23%
103
127a
12 7a
6%
101%
37%
35
36%
35%
36 3/4
36%
37%
37
37%
43 %
43%
43%
41
427a
44
44
Va
10%
27
59
26 '/a
13%
14%
42
10 %
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10%
27
10%
10%
11
103/4
11
27
10%
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27
27
27
27
56-/a
56
8,100
13%
56
57
*26%
26 Va
26%
26 Va
26%
26%
3.4J0
13%
13%
14
14.
14%
13%
14
7,100
4,400
20
207a
207a
207a
20%
20%
20%
43
43%
43%
43%
43
43-/8
53
53 %
53 %
53%
54
527a
52%
1,100
50%
52
51%
52%
517a
52%
513/8
52 Va
33,700
49 74
47 74
48
47%
48 %
47%
4874
4774
48
55
51%
52%
53%
54%
53
53
52 7a
527a
11%
10%
11
53
5
513/8
10
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53%
47%
52 Ve
11%
10%
1174
10%
11%
11
6672
67%
677a
68 Vz
70
67 74
67
68
100
*73 7a
75
7372
737a
75
75
75
22-%
23
21%
227a
22
22
227a
22%
22
22 74
2174
21%
21
2274
22
20 3/4
21-/4
53 74
55%
527a
54%
55
55%
55%
55%
557a
56
1
18%
19%
1974
193%
19%
19%
19%
20
19%
193/4
5
;
pfd—100
1
preferred
_50
South Porto Rico Sugar com.No par
8% preferred
Southern California
22
23
*185
1074
187a
1874
*52
287a
533/4
9%
17%
*52
10
970
250
2,000
5,700
31,200
6,700
'
10
*180
*180
*180
*180
9%
6,500
2,800
14,900
74
:227a
15
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc..
Solar Aircraft Co
Solvay American Corp 4%
*72%
1,900
70
73
...10
100
200
57%
58
42%
44 74
LI
:
8,20.0
56 %
55 7a
19%
19%
42'%
25
preferred
30
9,600
11,700
423%
20
1
___No par
66
43
55
*54
55
26%
26%
10%
15,100
77a
54%
58 Vo
5
6%
6%
7
6%
54%
—No par
common
lo,700
7
50c
Co
22,200
133/a
54
*54
bOO
102%
12
54
1
America
...
45 %
*23%
4574
55
7%
•
7.50
4.20% preferred
Smith-Corona Inc
5%
*105
46
23 7a
No par
Corp
(Alexander) Inc
Smith
*105
102'%
7a
1U%
187a
18 Vb
53%
*52%
28%
29
1874
533/4
107a
187a
*52
—
11
187a'
18%
187a
*52
53%
29
■
—
10%
10%
28%
29
12,400
8,600
53%
28%
3,100
28%
2974
*39 74
39%
*3974
39%
39%
40
40
40
48%
49 74
477a
487a
487a
48%
487a
48%
487a
48J/s
10,700
5
Southern Co (The)
South Indiana Gas & Elec
28%
25
25
Edison
19%
207a
1974
19%
19%
19%
1974
19%
197a
193/s
15,400
*40
407a
300
1,000
No par
317a
32
31
31
317a
317a
317a
30%
30%
L7.50
3074
347a
3374
34
33%
347a
333/4
347a
33%
333/4
7,100
No par
54%
56%
53%
5574
55
55%
543/4
55%
533/4
543/4
26%
•27 Va
26 Vb
28%
•2774
Natural Gas Co
*31
26
27%
27
273/a
287*
39,700
23,100
^No par
50
86
00
8472
85%
85%
867a
853/4
87
867a
8/%
1D,700
503/4
50%
so 3/4
51
50%
51
50
50%
51
51
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs____.100
89
89
91
89
89
*89
*89
91
1
25%
26
257a
25%
253%
26
1
21%
227a
20%
213%
21
21
2.50
43/4
43/4
472
4%
5
5
1
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc,
Sparks Withington Co
Spear & Co common
.Tan
177« Dec
7
15% Dec 20
*93 Va
101%
90%
*90
Va
*102
'
8
18
24% Jan
12% May 17
12% Jan 28
357a
95
104
*93%
95
164
*23%
1
Southwestern Public
28% Jan
22
*9372
*102
No par
5
71
9872 Sep
1672 Jun
237a Nov 30
4
59
747a Aug 3
100% Dec 22
Jan
774 Jan
2174 Sep
65% Mar 31
95
104
5,6u0
1
.
Southern Railway common
5% non-cum preferred;
Oct
81% Dec
Oct
*93 Va
*102
*13
40
Pacific Co (Del)
Southern Production Co Inc
5
62
105
18
26%
1.40
South'n
Jan
5
*103 7a
100
18
25%
...
Southern
37
297a Aug
163/a Dec
*103%
10
19,700
No par
3572 Feb
657a July
38% Apr
26
105
*103%
39%
39
40%
18%
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
3
54
37% Jan
11
105
39%
26%
19*78 Mar
19
27
Jan
*10372
39%
39%
38%
25%
South Amer Gold & Platinum.
Jan
15% Jan
1,100
18
127a May 23
273/4 Sep
37% Jan
8074
8U%
18%
(AO)
29% May
38
80%
27
5
Co
Oil
17
80
18%
10
Simonds Saw & Steel
Smith
15% Jan
4
Simmons
Skelly
Aug 19
18,100
80 74
26 Ve
Signode Steel Strapping Co
21
July 20
15
10% Dec
81%
—100
2474 Sep
23
175
DUO
29%
lbD
Sheller Mfg Corp
Sheraton Corp of
58 % Sep
31
24 Ve
29%
300
30% July 12
1974 Jun 22
5772 Jun
11
15% Jan
12% Jan
(W A)
11
107a Oct
Ji#
24 Va
30
*292
Shell Oil Co
37% Mar 14
35% Jan
34
7
Aug 27
14% Dec 22
i\OV
80 74
24-/4
>14 7
Sinclair Oil Corp
18% Aug 17
35% Jan
29%
loo
1
10
22
*24
74
3UU
1
31
523/a Dec
30
*2^2
No par
6672 Mar
4
24
2.1%
*147
Co
3 6 72 Feo
32% Jan
24
3d
81
common
11% Jan
27
8
24%
2y
47%
lo5
$4.50 preferred
Shamrock Oil & Gas
13
Nov
24 74
30 %
_5
&
14
45
24 7a
2j%
40%
314
Corp
Roebuck
Oct
43% Dec
24 74
2o0
l.oOJ
10,800
4774
81
sink fund preferred—No par
Oil Co—
;
1
$5.75
557a Oct
6
4o',a
*147
common
i
4
45%
*2.,0
(The).—.5
31
29% Jan
36% Jan
10
8*74
lOo
165
100
i-»ec
Mar 15
44
1053%
310
_
61% Dec
7
47
94-4
94-/3
*281
—
42% July 19
5
46 va
447a
41%
45%
107
*147
Sharon Steel Corp—_
Shattuck (Frank G)
vis
9^78
165
Seaboard
Seiberling
13
69% Jan
43% Dec
25% Jan
44%
106 74
295
Seaboard Air Line RR Co.
Servel
9 % Jan
10
30
Dec
45%
94%
108 %
94%
*107
81
$4 preferred —:—....
Scovill Mfg Co common
23
Dec
4
9-i%
107%
295
Co common
Seaboard Finance Co
94",4
107 %
*147
series A
3.65% preferred
Scrantcn Electric
44%
45
94%
100
Gas & Electric Co.....lO
$3.40 preferred
14
Nov
27% May
8% Jan
4.40%
Sep
62
7
1st Dfd
San Diego
44%
46
100%
Ry Co.._100
100
5%
Paper Co common
133/a Oct
41
6% July
St Regis
44%
9474
10/
'
8% Mar 15
3
8
7
Dec
26
Sep
11
45 V4 Dec
7% Nov
7
243/4 AUg
July 21
57% Mar 18
Mar
8772 Jun
33
108
Feb
11
69% Oct
A
preferred
11
94% Jan
1017a Oct
4
series
Southwestern
noncum
Scott Paper
3
16
Jan
5%
20
23
17% Jan
Preferred
St Louis
23
Dec
42
..100
—10
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
.No par
St L San F Ry Co common—No par
35 72 Aug
108% Nov
85
5
—10
——
preferred
733/4 jun
8
May 26
conv
Saugamo Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp....
Schenley Industries Inc
Schering Corp
Jan
89
102
preferred
Service Co
$5.50 preferred
Spencer Chemical Co
4.20 %
preferred
1
.No par
*80
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50 preferred
6
.100
common
64 3/4
*99 7a
1
18
..50c
22
25
101
2
-
14
90
657a
1007a
183/4
223/4
101
*89
*4%
*80
647a
*997a
177a
21%
10174
5%
90
653%
101
18
22
4%
4%
*43%
*80
66
10074
177/a
22
1017a
*101%
574
•
90
67
101
18
25%
*21
4%
*43/4
*80
657a
91
*21
4%
4%
*4%
5
90
657a
*99 7a 101
18
257a
25%
21%
187a
'
*80
64
*99 7a
18
14%
78%
♦787a
41%
427a
41%
4274
427a
427a
com—No par
37%
37%
3774
37%
37%
387a
$3.50 preferred
No par
Standard Coll Products Co Inc
1
917»
917»
*9174
12%
13 %
127a
12%
12%
127/a
9%
9%
93%
93/4
9%
9%
1
118,700
80
14%
78%
Standard Gas & Electric Co
13,100
22
15,900
147a
787a
*9174
19
147a
14%
78%
,
-
60
1017a
14%
92
101
100
—
2,500
21%
1474
Inc
653/8
*10174
79
Brands
80
227a
79
Standard
4,100
5
1017a
14
Square D Co
2,000
4%
21%
7874
common
preferred
21%
101%
14%
Inc
12,000
223%
7874
$4.50
40
25%
1017a
No par
5
Spiegel
3,600
92
42%
43
427a
79
200
43
3,000
377a
38
3774
37%
*9174
92
9174
9174
50
12%
12%
127a
123/4
10,400
93/4
97/a
9 3/4
93/4
4,700
3,700
Volume
Number 5473
182
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1585)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Year 1954
Lowest
52% Jan
44% Oct
71% Jan
79% Oct
4
4
99
6
7
Lowest
4
48% Dec
4
32% Jan
Jan
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
29
8
112% Dec
45
Dec
8
73% Jan
18
42
102% Mar 11
99
Monday
Par
84
79%
81
81%
84'A
83%
84%
83
83%
48 %
49
47%
48%
48%
49%
48%
49
Standard
Oil of New Jersey
15
124%
129%
121%
1257/8
124%
Mar 14
144% July 27
50% Sep 13
48%
48%
126%
Aug 19
102
8% Jan
6
11
53% Oct
22
53% Jun
Standard
Mar 28
3% %
No par
Oil of Ohio common
13% Aug 30
22% Feb 14
50
11
Starrett
60% July 28
Stauffer
15% Aug 22
54% Sep 15
(The)
L S
42% July 30
36
5
13% Dec
14
13% Jan
17
46 % Dec
6
42 % Mar 14
22 % Apr
30
30% Feb
15
24% May 12
29
19% Feb
16
26% Dec
29
23% Jan
0
38
13% Jan
4
20
15
18% Jan
6
23 % May 23
Stewart-Warner Corp__.
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
18% Nov 23
16% Feb
23
21% Aug 24
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
5% prior preference
Stone & Webster
19% Aug 24
27% Dec 29
Mar 30
4
Jan
Aug 17
19% Jan
14% Dec 20
4
21
26 % Jan
6
30% Feb
20% Sep
10% Nov 23
26
9
32
8% Jan
89
4
Feb
1
101
68% Dec
30
70
113% Jan
7
Dec
17
Drug
Storer
Aug 26
15% Jan
4
Studebaker-Packard
41% Jun
7
Oct
11
4
20
17% Aug 12
105
Jun
Sunbeam
Sun
1
Corp
44%
45
44%
46
101'A
99%
99%
99%
99%
xll%
12%
117/8
12
12
12
12
12
11%
12
7,000
17%
17%
17 %
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
6,900
42V4
42%
41%
42
42
42
51!
52
48%
14%
51%
51%
51%
15%
*147%
15%
48%
1
635
Jan
8
14% Jan
4
816
Jan
2
20% Dec
40% July 25
87% Sep
1
12% Jun
2
31
740
Jan
6
18% Feb
8
30% Jan
11
50
Nov
30
42
Oct
16
26
24% Nov
10
20
Mar 30
Feb
41% Feb
4
51% Sep
28
31% Jan
4
81% Jan
13
105% Jan
14
147% Dec
16
4% Feb
24
7% Dec
45% Oct
29
48% Dec
16
41
96
28
91 % Apr
Dec
14% Jan
27
25
33
38%
Jan
15
58% May
1
15
2
23% Sep 30
52 % May
2
49% Jun
6
99
11
150% Jun
9% Sep
21
47%
10
25
July 25
Nov
41 % Jan
62% Jun
83% Jan
29
17
6
114
42%
Dec~23
36% Oct
11
Sep 23
39% Sep 30
44% Jun 21
14
Oct
10 % Oct
11
16% Jan
28
24% Oct
10
28% Jun
6
47% Jan
6
11
65% Sep
32
Sep
29
28% Oct
Dec
20
51/4 Jan
5
35
Jan
4
30
9% Oct
10
13% Jan
13
50% Dec
19
18
May 16
Jan
13
15% Dec
11
15
34
35
3,400
13%
14%
5,300
*101%
13% Jan
6% Jun
11
9
Dec
29
39% May 17
44
Jan
7
11% Mar 16
7% Jan
43
12% Jun
6
13 %
Jun
1
30
July 25
Sep 24
11% Jan
11
47% July 25
15% Feb 18
42% Oct
18
53
Dec
31
44% Oct
11
60 % Mar 24
921/2 Jan
7
104
100% Sep
27
105% May 10
34% Jun 22
12
1
Dec
8
181/4 July 20
27% Nov
10
24
Jan
17
261/4 Dec
1
27% Nov
16
26% Jan
5
36% Jan
4
52% Dec
31
48
12% Jan
5
15% Aug
6
Jan
6
28% Apr
22
30% Dec
30
23% Oct
14
35% Jun
8
15 % Apr
19
I
21% Aug 16
24% July 13
15
18% Jan
20
15% Jan
4
27% Dec
31
22% Oct
11
28% Jun
55% Oct
26
60 % Nov
20
56
5
59% Sep
22
13
Apr
23
19% Dec
31
18
Mar 15
23% Sep
16
42
May 28
53
31
50
May 16
53% Feb
16% Jan
1
52V4 Dec
17
30% Nov ] 9
25
Mar 14
51
Aug 26
33% Apr
59 % Apr
14
54
Dec
30
30% Dec
14
27
26%
26%
2,600
43%
4
44%
44%
44%
2,000
22%
22 Va
22%
22%
22%
22%
46
46%
467/a
457/8
46%
45%
45%
8,900
42%
43
42%
43 %
43
43%
42%
42%
15,900
94
92%
92%
*92%
*92 %
92%
*
94
92
%
37/a
94
50
20%
207/s
20%
20%
207/8
21%
21%
21%
21%
28
30
27%
27%
28
28%
28%
28%
*28%
11%
12%
11%
11%
11%
12
117/a
12%
12%
12%
8,600
45%
48
46
47
46
46
46%
46%
44%
45%
5,000
100%
102 %
1041/4
22,500
104 %
128
129
8%
99
101%
8
101 Va
130
*130
8%
Va
104
132
8
8 Va
102%
105
128%
7%
128%
21%
29
3,300
34%
37
35%
36%
38
36%
37%
35%
36%
66,700
37%
38%
36%
37%
37%
38%
37%
38%
37%
38V4
27,81)0
1
10%
10%
10 VB
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 Va
10%
X24%
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
*24'A
56
59
56%
58
57 Vs
57%
5 6'A
57%
55%
28%
29%
28'A
29
28%
29
28%
29%
*28 Va
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
Land
Oil
10
37
25
*24%
25
Co
29
1
145
100
146
143
9%
143
9%
143
9%
1,500
143
145
148
145
9%
148
1,200
70%
68 Va
69%
68%
69
69
6 9'A
69
70%
10,600
217/a
20%
21%
21%
21%
22%
22
22%
86,100
23%
22 Va
22%
21%
23%
22%
23
23%
,
24
157/8
*12%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16 Va
47
46
46
45%
46
46
46
12 Vs
12%
12%
*11%
12%
*11%
12%
23%
15%
*46
11%
237/8
7,800
15%
2,900
Va
430
46
11%
200
11%
3,300
U%
11%
11%
11%
45 %
45%
45%
45%
*45
Thompson (J R)
15
Thompson Products Inc common—5
13%
13%
*13%
13%
*13 %
13'/a
13%
13%
*13%
45%
46 Va
44%
45%
45%
45%
45
46
44%
45
103
preferred
Timken Roller Bearing
60
200
13,500
*101 %
103
10
30
30%
29%
30
30 %
30%
30%
30%
30%
31
19,600
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
58
2
x43
15%
103
103
*101%
103
103
*101%
4,400
60%
63
15%
15'A
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
44
397/u
42
40%
41%
41%
43
43
43%
6.400
26,900
56%
60%
57%
58
%
59%
59%
61
2
40%
41%
40
41
40%
40%
39%
40 7/8
397/8
40%
Inc
5
23%
26
23%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
23%
Williams Steel
21%
22
21%
21%
*21%
24%
24%
24%
24%
58
57%
57%
10,600
2,800
24-/8
Trans World
Corp
;
Airlines
No par
21%
Tri-Continental Corp common——1
23 %
24%
22%
23%
$2.70 preferred
Truax-Traer Coal Co
57 %
57%
57%
58
21
21%
21%
21%
53%
52
52
267/b
27
50
*20 Va
21%
1
21%
22 %
_50
*51%
53%
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
4.30% conv preferred 1954 ser__50
27
27%
52%
53%
Preferred
series A
181/4 Jun
9
31
25% Mar 14
31% Jan
13
20th Century
13% Jan
18
19% Dec
6
15% Aug 16
20% Jan
19
Twin
5
57 % Dec
6
46% Aug 17
60
Jan
19
5%
6% Jan
4
16% Nov 30
4
Twin
32% Dec
13
41% Dec
22
7
14% Dec
6
Feb
24
38% Dec
29
7% Jan
4
10% Aug 10
43% Jan
8
75
Nov
70% Feb
16
89
July 12
80% Mar 14
23
July 23
20
common
(conv)
Fox Film
1
conv
10%
27% Oct
10
40% Mar 18
TXL
27%
13% Jan
6
16% Jun
15
Udylite
33
4
43% Jun
28
Underwood Corp
Corp
(The)
1
•
22
27
52%
26Va
47
1
18% Mar
26%
*51
15%
46%
Co
11
*51 Va
27%
15%
—50
prior preferred
Coach
26%
No par
City Rap Transit com
Oil
13%
27%
♦102
No par
5
(The)
(The)
&
45%
10
Oil—
:
Co
11 %
25
100
Associated
$1.20 preferred
Transue
3,400
No par
11%
Transamerica
10,700
common—50c
common
Edison
7,700
4,000
56 Va
Trust—
ex-distribution
.No par
Co
Co
2,300
3%
Inc
Pacific Ry
Water
1,100
8
45%
4%
1,300
No par
ctfs
41% Jan
10% Oct
26%
43%
22%
45%
.
26%
43
21%
11%
2
Dec
Jan
200
26%
42
*437%
Tide
4,300
25%
11%
Toledo
12
1,000
810
26
46 Va
Trane
131/a Jan
*780
9%
11%
6
12:
780
9%
*45%
18% July 26
48% Sep
780
2,400
81
1
58 % Jun
37% Mar 14
44%
810
5,900
37
81
50
3
31
%
*780
810
26%
36%
25
$2.50 convertible preferred
11
40% Dec
810
26Va
1
Utilities Co
39% Oct
2
850
130
issued"
Pacific
13% Jan
25% Feb
9%
81%
5
The Fair
7
68% Sep
9%
37%
9
Corp
Texas Pacific Coal &
Thermoid
9%
92%
$1.25 conv preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
5
$2.40 conv preference
No par
July 30
9%
26%
8
13
17
9%
9%
26
44,500
128
24
22
37%
*80%
4,100
22%
8%
18
8% Jan
80%
22%
131%
19
4
80%
22%
8%
Textron American Inc
Oct
37
79%
22%
1
13
July 12
36%
79
*800
No par
22% Oct
19% Mar
36%
80%
47%
79
53
37
43
170
10
26
46
6
12
26
25
6
11
77%
117%
26%
7.50
11
Jan
*77
♦117
26%
36%
22%
Oct
15% Oct
77%
117'%
26%
9%
102
77
22%
9%
*101%
*117
22%
26%
Jan
45% Oct
77
117%
22%
44
Jan
23
76
*117
22%
21%
12
23
77%
117%
102
23
44
61
19% Nov
76
*117
*101%
80
5
143
19% Dec
78%
102
36%
4.16%
31
49% Dec
*101%
118%
25%
29
38% Jan
102
9%
preferred series A—25
conv
Texas &
*101 %
L6
_25
Sulphur
Texas
102
22%
30
27
13% Jan
8% July
77%
*117
12.50
Dec
7
9%
9%
Dec
May 27
9%
13%
12% Dec
Jun
9%
33%
66
6% Jan
22,200
9%
9%
172
46% Mar
9%
9%
100
13%
Producing Co
Sub share
2,500
33%
Corp
Texas Instruments
Texas
9% Dec
107
22%
14%
com
Texas Gulf
"When
6,700
22 %
34
50
Texas Gulf
4.48 %
28
22
14
Corp
Aircraft
28%
22
a
33%
Tennessee Corp__
Texas Co
:
6
Temco
28%
20%
28%
14%
(James)
Telautograph
25
41
Talcott Inc
20%
2.50
Gould
37% Apr 26
17% May 2
20%
33
No par
6
*20%
14
Corp
27
20%
32
10c
pfd (conv)
cum
*20 Va
14%
—1
$4 preferred
$4.40
3,700
20%
*19%
33
Co
25% Jan
Nov"23
88
4
9%
No par
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
Symington
1,200
17%
-
No par
Sutherland Paper Co
Sweets Co of America (The)
Swift & Co—*.
3
6
17% Jan
15
Oct
11,600
20
17%
»
14%
Superior Oil of California
July 26
37%
17%
32
5 % % 2nd pfd series of *55
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
Steel
36%
20
17%
1
preferred series A__
Superior
36
*197/8
17%
22%
common
common
11% Sep
Nov~6
571/2 Jan
Dec
14
Mar 14
Mar
33% Sep
6% Jan
18% Nov 28
14
128
11
1,040
35%
19%
17%
800
1
Corp
Sunshine Mining
357%
19%
17%
28!
Class A 4%% preferred-,....
100
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1
26
35%
197%
17%
*20 %
22%
Sun
9% Sep
35%
19%
28
15
75% May 17
35%
20
22%
11
3
36%
28%
30
30
18,900
22%
80% Sep
12% Dec
25%
27%
27% Jun
84% Dec
7,300
49%
22 7/3
118% Jan
4
4,500
25%
28%
6
11
1,200
50%
*14%
50%
22 %
5
Jan
43
48%
15%
25%
28 Vb
11
7
*41 Va
51%
14 7/8
25%
1
67 % Feb
32 % May 11
71% Jan
43
51
*
49%
X25
No par
115% Apr
4%%
*41%
200
20%
*20
9
1
101%
25%
17%
30
Aug
*99'A
50
17%
Dec
28
101%
25%
19%
118% Aug
25% May 12
*99%
49%
35%
10
44%
25%
25%
}
Corp
44%
49%
51%
5
Co
45 %
%
50
2C
44%
15%
49%
5
common
$4.50 series A preferred
Oil Co
15%
25%
21% Jan
u
*15
15
new
Chemical
9,600
47%
5
Broadcasting
87,800
44%
10
Inc
5
97% Jan
30
July 14
Sterling
Co
29% July
12 % Jan
12% Nov 24
5
Chemical
38,700
126 %
*99%
No par
5
11% Jan
31,500
124%
5
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
Co
127%-
1
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
Feb
125%
10
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp
40% May 26
••
100
preferred series A
36 % Feb
4
Shares
79
17 % Oct
21% Jan
the Week
Oct. 14
,
25
8
Dec
Friday
Oct. 13
of Indiana
30
8
Sales (or
Thursday
Oil of California
10% Feb
Mar 25
Oct. 12
Oil
20% Dec
17% Jan
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 11
Standard
4
12
HIGH
Tuesday
Oct. 10
Standard
26
30 % May
LOW AND
STOCK
8
Oct
5
98% July
YORK
EXCHANGE
24
42% May 18
106% Jan 18
31
NEW
Highest
11 Va Jan
42% Feb
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
15%
26%
16
*57%
*51
26%
16
53
27%
16
24
*57%
22
24%
58
500
40,500
400
21%
21%
21%
21%
*51%
53%
*51%
5 3'A
100
27%
2,900
27%
*51
26%
27%
52%
27%
27%
*51
26%
53
26%
16
16
16
16
*47
49
*47
49
4,800
200
12,000
1,800
30
*46%
47%
*46%
47%
10%
10 Va
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
4,000
28%
27'/a
27%
27%
28%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27,100
3,400
u
11% May
27
11% Jan
4
21% Jan
25
104% Jan
15
113
92% Aug
3
99
28% Dec
Oct
7% Oct
16
69
9
Sep 28
May
Jan
Jan
27% Jan
11
31
6
6
108 % Mar 22
14
93
Oct
12
85
Jan
7
94
Apr
7
86% Oct
3
99
Jan
5
105
Nov
24
98% Sep
12
38% Jan
4
105 % Jan
11
48
Jan
4
25% Oct
19
103% July
6
21% Apr 27
25 % Nov 11
103% Oct
29
14
Jun
1
49
Dec
29
27
Jan
12
3% Feb
25
59% Nov 24
154
Dec
20
45% Sep 26
139
51% Aug 23
29% Jun 24
106% Feb
3
38% Dec
Jan
103% Sep
116% Sep
23
31 % Jun
30
Union Chem
26
Union
31% Apr
Union Bag & Paper Corp
Unien Carbide & Carbon
100
Apr
7
Preferred
92
Pacific RR Co
3
28
0
Mar 15
29
56% Oct
Jan
14
27
15
17% Jan
3
44% Jan
18
55% Jun 30
34 % Jan
20
1
14%
15
14%
14%
25%
36
35%
35%
5,700
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
2,500
91%
90'/a
90%
3,200
99 %
32,400
7%
92
98%
88
100%
47%
50
common
153%
95
88
100%
48 %
158
91
90%
99
99
99%
98%
100
98%
26%
26%
28%
26%
26%
27
26%
26%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
28%
*
110 %
*93
28%
111
95
*87
89
100 3/4
47 Vs
151
101
47%
154
*110%
93
*87
*100%
47%
143%
*50
111
111%
111%
4,900
11,300
320
111
111
93
*52
94
*92
94
89
*87
89
*87
89
70
101
101
101
340
101%
*100%
10
487/a
47%
43%
15,000
155
157%
154%
156%
10,000
50 %
50
50%
49%
50
48%
155
48%
2,900
497/8
Tank
No par
30%
31%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30
31
30
30
Aircraft Corp com (new)—5
convertible preferred
_100
52%
53%
51
%
53%
54
54%
53%
55%
55%
56%
27,900
*102%
103%
*102%
103%
103%
102%
102%
*102%
103%
200
36%
25,000
29%
3,700
noncumulative
5%
Car
preferred—50
Co
United
Air Lines Inc common
United
Biscuit
of
10
America—No par
$4.50 preferred
—No par
United Board & Carton Corp
10
United Carbon Co
No par
50 %
90%
United
4%
50
92%
96%
27%
28%
111
7%
26
101 'A
28%
7%
90%
95%
26%
Va
7
7%
Union
57% Aug 24
4% Apr
July 25
15
35%
50%
10
49% July 25
33% Sep 22
108% Feb
14%
35%
—_25
Oil of California
32% Jun
34% Jan
No par
Union
4
106
No par
$4 series
Union
15
35
*93
Preferred
7
Feb
Jan
14%
34Vt
—No par
$3.70 series
Apr 27
15%
35%
*110
Preferred $3.50 series
July 27
104% Mar 29
59
10
14%
35
No par
Preferred $4.50 series.
52
103% Jun
No par
Materials Corp—10
&
5
178
6
20
Elec Co of Mo common
Jan
17
48% Sep 26
102% Aug 19
23
50% Dec 23
Union
113
49% Aug 31
27
20
4
6
1
-No par
Asbestos & Rubber Co___—5
Jan
26% Jan
29
40
107% Apr
19% Sep
Jan
11
(The)
Corp
36%
30
*105%
38%
30%
108
36%
29%
37%
29%
105
105%
23'/4
23%
23
23%
47%
47%
46
47
49%
49%
48%
49%
5%
4%
*102%
36%
29%
*105
37%
30'%
107
30%
29%
*105
*22%
23%
*22%
46%
47%
47%
♦47%
49'A
37%
30'A
107
23%
48
35%
29%
*105
*22%
47%
107
3,700
50
23%
1,400
48
2,900
United-Carr Fastener—
70% Apr 29
4% Jan
4
8
38% May 20
6% Dec 13
80% Jan
6
6% Nov
9
Jun
28
11
29
88
6
Aug 17
63% Jun
72% July 18
Aug 23
12
May 25
11% Jan
4
17% Dec
Jan
7
8% May 17
29% Oct
14
27
136% Oct
18% Jan
11
_No par
Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
100
*74%
28%
$3.50 convertible preferred
7%
L
preferred
United Electric Coal Cos
100
—.—5
35% Jun
18% Dec 31
2% Sep 15
18
1 % Jan
16
Mar 14
4
11
233
Nov
18
175
25
184
Dec
8
54 % Mar 11
38%
2% Jan
Dec~30
3
27% Oct
22% Jan
114% Jan
11
35
214
Jan
Mar 14
178% Sep
19% May
87%
Dec~31
6
79
Sep
27
4
13% Dec 31
12
Sep
26
5
40% Dec
40% Jan
5
footnotes
see
31
page
26.
Jan
3
16% Mar
3
43% Jun
15
21,300
30%
30 Va
30%
13%
36%
36%
36%
*36%
36%
1,100
1
19%
20'A
19%
20
19%
19%
19%
20
19%
19%
37„600
City Mines Co (The)—1
Foreign Securities
1
2%
3%
2%
2%
27/8
2%
27/a
27'A
28%
Park
Co
Gypsum
No par
Hoffman
29%
56
56
*54
55
285
291
282
290
100
178%
178 %
178'A
178%
Machinery com—1.05
34 Va
35%
32 Va
81%
:
preferred
Industries
28
-20
Co common
preferred
4%%
53%
30%
36 Va
Freight
4%%
U S
14%
4,100
30%
S
90
4,400
14%
36 %
S &
S
16%
13%
30%
U
U
1,080
16%
132
30%
U
28
14
136 Va
16%
134%
36'A
1
39% Jun
16%
30
3
4
28%
133
31%
Aug 24
S
16%
3 6 Va
33% July
7%
28%
134
36 Va
United
U
28%
11,400
30%
Corp
4'/a Aug
13
27,700
10
United Gas
15
6 %
29%
14%
United Gas Improvement Co
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
Sep
6 Vs
28 %
53 Vb
G
184% Feb
16%
G%
137/8
2
335
118%
6%
52%
39% Mar
9
16%
50
6%
14
23% Jun
60
128
75%
52%
6
11% Jan
16%
6%
28
5,100
13%
Dec
11
127%
16%
6 %
28%
400
4%
75%
52
United Fruit Co_
35% Feb
28%
129%
74%
48%
4%
*741/8
14%
United Engineering & Foundry
May
26
6
27%
♦47%
5
75%
53%
Mar 31
60
Sep
74%
48%
4%
13%
17
51% Feb
30
16%
6 %
*47%
*74%
5
52%
13% Mar 14
31
35
127
76
*4%
*74 %
5
July 20
Dec
9
6
5
No par
15 %
2
5
United Corp (Del)
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com—1
14
25
38% Aug 19
For
(Delaware)
United
6
11
Jun
27% Jan
7% May
May
Jan
7% Feb
78
15% Feb
66
17
33% Mar
34
12
57
45% Jan
Jan
b% Jan
Inc
100
common
preferred series A
1
—50
34
28
*55
53%
2%
28'A
53
2%
27%
3
27%
19,600
16,300
10,200
28%
27%
56
56
56
*55
56
300
*285
290
281
285
1,700
119
179
180
181
285|% 290
*176 Va
179
33%
34
81
80
81
81
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
13%
42
42
42
42
42
42
80
53%
33%
81
34%
81
13%
13%
*41 Va
43%
33
*81
13
*41 Va
90
35%
24.500
31%
190
13'A
14,500
43%
300
25
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1586)
NEW YORK STOCK
NEW
Ran^e since Jan. 1
Year 1954
Lowest
Highest
Lowe«w
Jan
6
24% Apr
15
oan
5
9% Feo
24
36'/2 Jan
4
6
110% Sep
16
Sep
16
70
21% Oct
75/a Feb
11
26
66% Jan
21
75% Mar
Jan
6
8%
59% Feb
3
«a% Dec
6
Jan
11
39
Nov
29
35
7 OV2 Jan
7
91
Oct
26
84% Mar 21
79% Jan
13
103
Dec
6
97
29 % Jan
11
46% Dec
6
39% Mar 14
24
U
14
Jan
19
20% Dec 29
8% Dec 28
77% Dec 21
13% Mar 17
Jan
3
Sep
12
93% Sep
110
Sep
22
6
163'/a Oct
7
18
172% Jun
S
59% Dec
29
45% Oct
11
60'/2 Feb
18
13
64 V2 Sep
17
61
11
68 %
Jan
4
16% Jun
24
18% Oct
11
17% Jan
35
Jan
26
7
Jan
4
38% Mar 16
13% Nov 23
12% Jan
6% Jan
4
11% July 14
10
Jan
91
Jan
40% May 16
143
73% Jan
98
Dec
1
3
Dec
31
20% Dec
5
1% Jan
Dec 27
162
31
4
156% Mar 14
3
23
14
Apr
19% Aug 24
35% Mar 17
38% Aug
17
15% Jun
2
5
14% Apr
21
Jan
27
100% Jun
14
1% Jun
14
3% Jan
3
16
May 26
26
Monday
3
Aug 16
common..
1
issued
S
U
1st
noncum
Smelting
7%
&
Min
S Steel
Corp common
26
161 % Jan
25
170
Feb
32% Nov
23
26% Mar 15
31
Jan
7
Universal
31
79
91
Feb
3
4 %%
34% Jan
21
42% Dec
31
41% Mar 14
49"% Aug 22
31% Oct
14
40% Dec
20
35% Oct
47% Apr
11% Jan
4
19% Oct
5
28% Jan
7
32% Dec
31
32% Jan
4
39% Feb
7% May 19
6% Jan
8
10% Apr
4
65% July 21
8%
1
37'A
*32%
preferred
Utah
100
Pictures
Power
&
134
89
Jan
20
Jan
Jan
4
Jan
11
112% Jun
2
27
99
4
48% Oct
25% Jan
12
87% Sep
33% Oct
11
Oct
14
123
3
11
51% Mar 29
146% Apr
7
33
Jan
3
42% Sep
12
114
Jan
3
117% Jun
13
10
101
Jun
21
lu3% Aug 22
Nov
9
101
Feb
16
106
40% Dec
29
37% Jan
6
48
Sep
30% Dec
31
30
Jan
May
6
71% May 19
16% Dec 31
4
May 17
68
Sep
6
11
33
Jan
3
122
15% Jan
19
6
30
Oct 21
28% Apr
5
Mar 26
76
Dec
74% Jan
19
13
Mar
3
12% Jan
31
27% Jan
26% Apr
Jan
28
107
Mar 25
13
21
37% Jan
94
Oct
33% July 28
116
4
57
lj3%Jan
104% Nov
19
25% Jan
11
152 % Aug 30
July 19
101% Jan
13
14
130
30
95% May 26
4
123
Jun
29% Oct
Aug 27
July 30
36% Dec
4
May 23
23
18% Mar 23
31% Feb
24
Inc
*167
1
com
Co
101%
101
44%
43%
166'A
*83%
340
43%
19,100
165%
166 %
640
47%
47%
48'A
7,300
65
65
65
54'A
54
53%
55
167
55%
600
53%
54%
163%
164 %
2,100
19%
164
19%
4,200
149,000
163%
163%
163%
163'A
19%
19%
19%
19%
*36'A
37
36%
36'A
*36%
*12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
10%
10%
11
10%
10%
11
11
98%
98%
98%
98'A
190
1%
5,500
163
19%
.
1%
1%
1%
18%
18%
*18%
38
38
*39%
41
32%
33%
*97
19%
>
33
169
*167
33
167%
168%
37
*36%
98%
1%
2
18%
19
2
1%
-
*18%
70
37
600
3,800
19
300
*39%
41%
39%
39%
500
33'/a
33%
33%
33%
33'/a
1,500
27%
79
79%
*78
46
44%
45%
*45%
36%
40
27%
1,600
79
79%
180
46
45%
36%
168 %
27%
46
45%
46
37%
36
36%
17,300
15%
2,800
167
J167
80
45%
168%
79
36%
27
27%
*78
167'%
27%
80 %
27%
19%
27%
27%
1
35%
37%
35%
37
153/3
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
*15%
15%
35%
34%
34%
35
35%
35%
35%
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
733
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
51%
53%
50%
Co
Inc
Chemical
Vicks Shreve
Co
2.50
Pacific
&
Ry com_100
preferred__100
noncumulative
Victor Chemical Works
3%%
6%
common
div
&
Power
Co
30%
89
34%
125
com__10
3,300
89
35%
33%
126
39
125
39%
37%
50
♦127
130%
52'%
130%
30%
89
♦88
34%
34
125
126
39
37%
*127
♦
♦127
30%
130%
127
90%
*88
90%
34%
34%
126
35%
124
38
1,400
7%
7%
3,600
52%
3,200
127
127
30
30
9,500
*127
30%
29%
30%
35%
51%
53
52
15%
*35
125
37%
29%
♦88
34%
123
38%
90%
10
34%
6,500
124
1,000
37%
4,900
100
♦IIS
116
115%
♦115%
115%
115%
115 %
115%
115'%
1Q8
100
♦lOl
104
♦101
103
♦101
103
*102%
103 %
103 %
103'%
100
♦102%
104%
♦102%
104%
♦102%
104%
*102%
104 %
♦102%
104'%
44%
43%
44%
44%
44%
*44%
44%
preferred
dividend preferred
$4.20 dividend preferred
Ry
*37
100
$4.04
Virginian
♦127
31%
7%
52
♦127
30%
No par
com
preferred
130%
*127
100
partic
Virginia Elec
"127
5
preferred
Va-Carolina Chemical
Co
29
common
44
6%
preferred
Visking
Corp
(The).
25
Vulcan Detinning Co common
10
16%
20
♦29%
7%
20
100%
43
47%
343/4
$5
14,500
65
10
5%
500
92
100
44%
2.50
Raalte
Vick
20,000
▼
Vanadium Corp of America
Van Norman Co
Van
23%
65%
79
No par
37%
102%
27%
100
Light
.
Mar 26
Co
preferred
71
37%
92
1%
38'A
70%
48%
98
Leaf Tobacco com_No par
23
38%
*89%
19%
*18
37%
23%
71%
*70
167 %
97
1%
50
52%
23%
23%
71'A
65
97'A
2
convertible
56
2,600
48
96%
Wall Paper Inc common
%
7,700
8%
*167
10%
4
*8%
66
11
United
22%
47%
12%
83% Dec
26% Jan
43%
168
36'A
169% Nov
124"% Mar 26
*65
10%
5
126
45%
66%
12%
11
24
166'A
49
36'A
noncumulative preferred
18
133 % Jan
167%
47%
*65
*101
44'A
25
7%
Jan
14
166%
22%
*71
103
United Stockyards Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
18% Jan
Oct
41%
19'A
63% Jan
47% Mar 15
*100
45%
19%
Co common
Universal
127
103
43 %
No par
U S Tobacco
4
3
*100
163%
3
57% Dec
91
53%
56% Mar
136
91
162%
35
8
92%
100
preferred
10
30 % Jan
*91%
,_16%
7%
23
4
91 %
50
37% Oct
5% Jan
38%
50
com
30% Feb
11
38'A
100
preferred
Ref
preferred
16
7
38%
5
31
28
70%
37%
common
32% Sep
19% Mar
22%
70
100
preferred series B
44% Dec
10
21%
38%
91%
8
13% May 13
23
70
100
8%
22%
8%
__
22
3%%
U
23
*8%
8%
*68
37%
Rubber Co
*8%
5
12
18
8%
Shares
Oct. 14
92%
11
22% Jan
10
*8%
*91 %
10
Co„
26% Jun
Oct
8%
91%
22%
22%
the Week
Friday
Oct. 13
'
preferred
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
154
*8%
.
Card
22
22%
87%
Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
U S
21%
22%
20
11% May 12
May
Oct. 12
22%
Sales for
Thursday
Wednesday
Oct. 11
10
& Foundry Co
Playing
Tuesday
Oct. 10
Par
U S
Sep 20
62% Sep
166
Co
Monday, October
.
SALE PRICES
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCK
preferred
When
U
23
4
54% Jan
Lines
% %
U 8 Pipe
9
51% Jun
S
4
20
37% Jan
134% Jan
157 % Jan
19
44
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previou»
.
31%
5
preferred
103
115%
31%
31%
104%
100
16%
16 %
31
♦29%
44
31%
♦31 %
101%
103
44%.
32
31%
31%
104
103%
104%
*16%
16%
16%
♦16%
16%
31
♦30
31
30
82
*81
14'A
*14
37
x30%
*104
16%
30
♦30
82
*81
40
1,700
31%
1,100
104'%
1,500
16%
500
50
31
w
60
11% Aug
2
24
Jun
3
51
Jan
27% Dec
Dec
72
5
23
9
85% Mar 25
Wabash
3
14% Mar
7
Waldorf System
^3
66% Apr 27
31% May
9
Walgreen
5% Jan
4
8% Dec
6
7% Jan
6
19% May
4
27% Dec
10
15% Oct
11
5
105'/a Dec
30
100 */a Aug
10
100'A Aug
81 % Sep
14
RR
Walker
4%%
preferred
100
106
Oct
G
81'A
*81
14'A
14'A
♦14
14'A
14%
14%
1,100
2.)%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29'%
29%
1.8C0
&
W
No par
5%%
Jan
19
12% July 15
10% Jan
5
13% Jun
3
Wardell
13%
ie%
16%
21% Sep
20
18% Mar 14
22% Sep
13
Warner
22
Pictures
Warner-Lambert
Jan
4
Dec
22
30'A Mar 14
39% Sep
25% Jan
11
43% Dec
29
39
Feb
62% Mar
30% Jan
4
52% Dec
21
42
May 12
30% Jan
12
39
Dec
23
39
Jan
25% Jan
14
40
Dec
29
32
Jan
5
13% Jan
4
24% Dec
20
21% Sep
27
19% May 14
5
"9% Jan
26'/a Dec
2
20% Aug
9
% Dec
17
16% May 16
21% Mar
3
14% Dec
6
13% Jan
6
18
Sep
9
Webster
July 21
2% Jan
6
4% Feo
17
40% Sep
9
17
4
2% Apr 30
24% Jan
3 %
1
11
5
43% Dec
8
77% Jan
5
96% Dec
22
85
Feb
15
17'% Feb
16
23 % Dec
17
20
Jan
6
13% July 26
19 '/a Dec
8
33% Apr
17% Mar
4
9
23% Mar 14
105
105
*102
104
n
n i/4
11
11
11
11
11
11%
11
11 %
4,000
19%
19 %
19
19%
19'A
19%
19%
19%
19
19%
4,900
104
♦103
106%
106
106
110
36%
34%
46
35%
35'A
36%
46
47
47
*46'%
48
1,400
47
48
48%
50%
49%
50%
49%
51
11,600
Washington Gas Light Co
No par
39'A
39 %
39%
39%
39
39
39%
39%
Wash Water Power
No par
x39%
36%
2
Waukesha
30
Wayne
&
Motor
Knitting
Pipe
Corp
Co
5
Welbllt Corp
Wesson
$4
)
»
Oil
&
Indies
Snowdrift
com__2.50
36%
11,900
600
37
36
36%
36
36'A
35%
36'A
35'%
36
4,800
22'A
21%
21%
22%
22%
21%
22
21%
21%
2,900
23%
22%
23
22%
22%
2,400
18
18
22'A
23
22%
23
18%
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
17
17%
*16
16
16
*15%
16' %
*15%
16%
*15%
16%
100
*3'A
3%
3%
3'A
3%
3'%
2,500
36'A
*36'A
3%
1
convertible
West
35%
23%
<■
1
5
Co
36%
48
21%
-
5
Mills
Investment
*39
35%
*46 %
'
3%
3%
3%
35%
36%
36'A
36'A
2,000
36'A
36'A
35%
87%
86%
8 6'/a
86%
86%
*86%
87%
86%
87%
180
1
21%
21%
21'A
21 'A
21%
21%
21'A
21%
21%
21%
2,400
4
preferred
20'%
21
20%
20 %
20%
21
21
22
20%
20%
3,300
26%
10,100
No par
Sugar
Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
*86
36%
1
West Penn Electric Co
4
112
Oct
5
107% Jun
15
113
Apr
7
West
Jan
pfd
100
112
112
*112
99
113
*112'A
113
104% Nov
113
113
7
101% Feb
15
106
Apr
27
4.20%
preferred
series
B
100
*102
104
*102
96
Jan
7
104
*102
104
*102
104
*102
104
104% Nov
10
99% Feb
4
105% Jun
10
4.10%
preferred
series
C
100
*102'%
104
102%
43%
*102%
104
*102%
104
*102%
1,700
113
19
104
104% Jan
9% May 20
23'A Jan
30% Dec
16
41% Nov
4
105% Aug 10
8% Jan
4
29
110% Oct 29
18% Dec
30
29'A Sep
19
4
West
Virginia
Coal
31
49
Sep
14
West
Va
&
110
Jun
14
25% Jun
9
Jan
29
47% Oct
30% Mar 24
102
Jun
28
34 % Dec
28
30
Jan
6
26
68
Dec
29
62
Jun
29
86'A Apr
21
65% Dec
17
56% Aug
9
73% Jan
26
Sep 26
28% Jun
9
22
25 % Jan
6
32% Feb
15
55% Oct
11
83'A Feb
15
98% Aug
5
20
22% Jan
4
'
27% Dec
50'A Jan
5
98% May
5
104
Dec
27
May 14
30% May 4
132
Dec
10
54% Dec
31
127
80'A Dec
31
127
13
May 23
48% Oct
49% Oct
11
104
Apr
25
49% July 27
103% Mar 18
130
July 29
60% Sep
23
Oct
5
Pulp
4'%%
4
96% Dec 30
28
27
11
Jan
85% Mar 15
5
Jan
21% Mar
20% Nov
8
70
Feb
Jan
4
8
137
Jan
Dec
7
4.80%
36% July 28
100 % Dec
30
3.80%
preferred
Wheeling
Steel
80% Oct
13
29'A Oct
13
White
Dental
51 % Sep
2
102% July 25
White
Motor
10% Aug 16
27% Aug 16
7% Mar 30
22% Jan
12
July 28
6
27% Jun
Jun
18
22% Jan
6
37
12% Dec
31
10% Jan
6
22
78% Dec
14% Apr
14
10
75
5
86
Sep
15
13% Aug
2
6
21
8
14
12% Feb
19
20% Dec
14
33% Aug
2
147% Dec 16
21% Dec 23
69% Nov 22
54% Dec
3
40% Apr
30% Jan
23
4
53% Dec
6
77% Jan
4
96% Nov
8
116
Jan
7
77
Jan
12
6% Jan 22
Jan
21% Sep
51% Jun
May
38
6
26
18% Jan
20
6
Mar 14
12
39% Jan
37
Jan
Jan
11% Jan
63% Jun
9
4% Feb 26
192% Dec
94
Nov
11% Oct
9% Mar 18
18% Mar 21
30
140
Jun
14
21% Jan
3
7
Jan
45% May 12
43% Oct 11
92% Jan
6
159
86
54% Nov 16
Mar 14
66
12
8
Jan
Oct
7
11
Mar 22
9% May
3
28
Mar 10
27% Aug 31
36% Aug 18
148 % Jan 13
24% Sep
71
July
17
3
19% Oct
14
27% Jan
11
Aug 24
61% Jan
13
9
24% Oct
11
67% Jan
6
14
Jan
6
Nov 29
86
Jan
18
6% Jan
5
96
7% May 20
Fx-^vldend ^yEx* rfghtg8'
6
17,900
28%
3,2G0
*101
*101
103
*101
103
103
41%
43%
42%
66%
65
65%
*65%
60%
21'%
58%
59'A
59%
20%
21'A
21
21%
20%
21'A
20%
20%
54,500
26%
25%
26
26
26%
25%
26'A
25%
25%
13,700
56%
57%
56%
92,100
99%
99%
58'%
100
55%
*99
57%
100
*128
48'A
49%
51%
50%
4 9'A
101'% 102%
28
28'A
100'A
80'/4
28 ^
43'A
43 %
42%
66
66'A
66'A
65%
42%
65%
60'A
59 'A
60%
58'%
59%
*128
50%
50'A
49%
56%
58'%
51
50%
50
100%
600
50%
13,800
51'A
101'A
101%
101%
101%
640
27%
28%
27%
28'%
27%
27%
13,300
80%
80'A
80'A
80'A
80'A
80%
80'%
80%
1,100
51
101
28%
51
*51
29
29'A
40 %
41%
40%
,*99%
99%
*99%
common__l
10'%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10'A
9%
25%
*29
51'A
29'A
41
10
*26
26
2 5'A
25%
25
25
29
29
28%
29
29%
29%
29%
29%
29
29
11
11%
11
11
11%
11%
11%
11%
11'A
11%
83
*81
83
13
*12%
10
Grocery Co
1
10
com
100
Service
Corp
Co
10
Co
4'%%
10
10
Wrigley
(Wm)
Jr
(Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
No par
Mfg
5
Co
28
York
Corp common
4%% convertible preferred
1
*81'%
13
24
33%
*142%
22 %
103
47%
43'%
95'A
*160
91%
9%
*81
83
*81
xl3
*81
83
60
7,300
20
*25
900
7,300
99%
No par
No par
600
51'A
101%
28'A
101
99%
26%
6,600
*128
*128
51%
55%
*100
100
100
8,800
2,000
27%
/
80V*
28 &
43'A
40%
Co
Towne
19%
27%
29
series_100
&
19%
28
99%
conv
Yale
19%
27%
39%
(F W)
Feb
19'A
28%
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4'%%
series^.100
12
19%
27%
39%
Woolworth
7
40
19
28%
59 % Mar 30
103% July
2,600
107
43
27%
28
103
500
46
107
99%
common
Public
pfd
*101
108%
43
45
46
45'A
*107
39%
preferred
Prior
46%
108%
99%
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
6%
46
*107
70
"lO
5
Inc
Lovett
46%
108%
19%
27%
43%
43
44
45%
*106%
18%
26%
99%
52% July 20
100% May 18
212'% Apr 11
50
31
&
*43
26%
26%
26%
28'A
Iron
52% Jan
31
Winn
*43
112%
99%
1
preferred
Wilson-Jones
80
Woodward
13
Dec
$4.25
5
20
Co
Co
par
Wisconsin
13
15
Oil
56%
102%
25%
25%
88
(The S S)
common
Sewing Machine
Prior preference
&
66
58%
20 %
25%
25%
100
Mfg
preferred
Wilcox
20%
27'%
28%
*101
103
42%
44
100
12%
com
White
Wilson
45
46%
107
*128
issued"
Co
26
5°:1«
Corp
$5 conv prior preference__No
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp
4'A% conv preferred
5'A%
45
46
107
19%
100
8
Sep
27'A Apr
Dec
74% Dec
"When
25%
100
B
9
118
^60% Apr
27
series
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
53
95
100
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
Aug
2
31% Sep 13
34'A Jan
100
,
100
Western Pacific RR common_.No par
Western Union Telegraph new
2.50
104
27
l
preferred
3
27
5
100
Western Maryland Ey common
4%
noncum
2nd preferred
11
Sep
5
common
Supply Co common_10
21
25
9% Apr
7
17% Oct 20
28% Jan
29
Coke
Western Air Lines Inc
Western Auto
96% Jan
•77
25% Oct
&
Paper
preferred
30% Sep
82% Jan
5
4'%%
35
Apr
9
Power
24% Jan
41% Apr
49'/a Jun
'22
Penn
106% Aug 12
16% Jan
6
27% Apr
y
4,200
48
25'% Jan 31
12
16,600
16
47
1
3
1,200
13'%
15%
35
42
4
70%
13
16
47'A
Petroleum
Jan
70%
13%
16
45%
Warren
91
71%
13
16
*102
1
55% July 27
25% Apr
28% Sep
71'A
14'A
15%
3
Foundry
7
71%
13'A
No par
Warren
Apr
71%
13%
16'A
Pharmaceutical
Co
3
% July
41% Sep
72
13%
15%
I
5
Inc
Wayne Pump Co
10% Jan
37
300
82
1
Bros
17
.
100
Corp
19
72
72'%
13%
l
common
preferred
13% Jan
9
72'%
2.50
Baking Co
14
81'A
14%
29%
Walworth Co
Ward
3
81%
141%
10
(Hiram)
16% Aug 31
24% Jan
81%
_No par
Co
25%
500
800
21,20q
83
13'A
13%
13%
13'A
13'A
13'A
600
24'%
23%
24
23 'A
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
5,700
33%
33%
33 %
33
33%
33'A
33'A
33%
33%
2,300
145^
22 %
*142'/a
106
49
45
95'A
180
92'A
9%
60%
62
20
20'A
50
*50'A
51
par
24%
22%
102
145
143
22%
22%
103
103%
143
*141%
48%
48%
491%
4 3'A
43%
44)4
45%
95'A
95'A
*95'A
91%
9%
60
19%
*50
161
*162
92
167
60%
61
19%
20
*50
60
19%
51
*50
30
22%
10.400
104%
2,300
48%
13,100
48'A
44%
43%
443
96
95%
95%
*159
93
9%
143
49'%
93
9%
22%
104
170
92'A
60%
19%
.
*159
9%
51
441/2
*95'A
92'A
9%
48%
96
143
22%
104
*102%
47%
159
143
22%
22%
104
4
170
5,800
90
60
92'A
60
19%
1,000
9%
9%
2,400
59%
9%
92'A
59'A
1,900
19%
19%
14,300
*50
51
51
32% Apr 26
108'A Sep 23
19% Sep 15
Young (L A) Spring & Wire.No
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
2,200
par
91%
96
SO'A
93%
93
94%
92
94
89%
92%
31,100
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
16%
16%
16 %
17
17%
17%
16%
17%
16%
16%
3,500
134
Zenith Radio Corp..
Zonite Products Corp.
.No par
117%
119%
3,500
1
7%
May
9
10'A Mar 23
D° 8aleS on thi8 <3ay'
118
7%
117
7%
118'A
119
7%
*In receivership, or petition has been filed for the company's reorganization.
7%
a
120
120
7%
Deferred
delivery,
7%
120%
7%
r Cash
value,
118
7%
7%
wd When
5,300
distributed.
17,' 1955
Number 5473
Volume 182
The Commercial and Financial
. . .
Bond Record
Chronicle
(1587)
New York Stock Exchange
coi
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
In
the
column
Year 1954
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
Peb
108
19
represent
10
108.28 Jan
10
4
101.10 Oct
4
100.4
Peb
1
100.4
YORK
Peb
Low
1
94.29 Sep
7
96.2
Oct
13
100.17 Oct
AND
100.17 Oct
7
HIGH
SAL! rRICE8
Thursday
Tuesday
Oct. 12
Friday
Wednesday
Oct. 11
Low
Low
Oct. 13
Low
High
Bales fer
Oct. 14
-
Low
High
the Week
High
Bonds (S)
*105.12
105.18
*105.16
.1995
*100.2
100.6
*100
100.2
*100
*101.5
301.7
*101.4
101.6
*101.4
101.6
2%s
2%s
2%g
1961
*100.4
100.8
*100.2
100.4
*100.2
100.4
*99.28
99.30
—1958-1963
*102.18
102.22
*102.16
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102.19
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102.22
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*104.20
104.24
*104.16
104.22
*104.16
104.22
*104.14
104.13
*104.16
104.22
1956-1958
2%s
High
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*99.31.
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*105.12
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*99.28
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*99.25
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*99.23
1961
*98.17
98.21
*98.13
98.15
*98.13
98.15
*98.10
98.14
*98.6
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1962-1967
2%s
*97.13
97.17
*97.13
97.15
*97.13
97.15
*97.11
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2Vis
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—Aug 15 1963
2Vis
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*98.2
97.3
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.-1978-1983
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108
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1958
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1960
for
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7
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4
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6
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13
99.10 Feb
14
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July 15 1972
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1976
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98.20 Aug
17
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101
102.28 Feb
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Sep
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103.12 Feb
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1
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Jan
27
23-year 3%s
May 15 1975
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15
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15-year 3Vis
15-year 2 Vis
Oct
1
1956
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1969
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104
Jan
7
25
—1959
*98.8
99.8
*98.16
*98.24
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2a
—due Peb 15
*99.8
1956
100
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100
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1957
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1959
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98
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1960
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97
2s
No sales transacted this day.
IThls issue has not
due Peb 15
1961
♦96
2s
•Bid and asked price.
—due Peb IB
1962
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
or
2%
*96
97
*96
97
96.16
*95.16
96.16
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ENDED
OCTOBER
a
Odd lot transactions,
Bonds
1961
3s
Quar-June
York
Sold
Bid & Asked
High
No.
Low
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BONDS
Jan. 1
Brazil
High
*108 Vi 109 Vi
Interest
103104 n
14
100 Vi
105 Vi
—June-Dec
—.———,—June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
19—
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3%s series No.
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3%s series No.
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1962
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1960
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1951_
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M&y-Nov
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—June-Dec
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May-Nov
§ A Costa Rica (Republic of 1 ..7 s 1951 ———May-Non
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— —
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—.-June-Dec
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-April-Oct
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May-Nov
—June-Dec
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68%
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—_
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—June-Dec
June-Dec
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to
April-Ocf
1979
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reduced
1957
1952___
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60
120
u
— —
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1979
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156 ya
105
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1978
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128
1963
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99%
101%
■
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59
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April-Ocf
—-—April-Ocf
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June-Dec
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Sept 1961
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——
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— —
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Jan-July
1956
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1945—Jan-July
1978
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Mar-Sep
1945—Jan-July
1946—Jan-July
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88
99
98%
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1961—_Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
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1961
88
98*
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96
94
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91
84
85
—-—
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No.
91
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1978_Jan-July
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Teletype
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1974
1975—
bold
*83%
——
1978-Jan-Jwly
Jan-July
—Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
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*83%
June-Dec
June-Dec
24
June-Dec
25—,
June-D<x
26—
June-Dec
27
—,—June-Dec
28—
—June-Deb
29
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(Dominion
25-year
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*91-
—
—
30-yr 3s s f $ bonds
of) 3'As 1961
(Dept of)
Canada
or
Bid & Asked
*83%
--
22
3%s series No.
Week's Range
-
3%s series No. 23
REctor 2-2300
Sale Price
—
3%s series No. 21—
104 J?
Last
Period
,
3%s series No. 20—T—
——June-Dec
r Registered bond transactions
Low
(continued)—
3%s series No.
City
1980——
Cash sale,
New York Stock Exchange
Issue—
Unification
Corporate Stock
e
14
Range since
3%s series No. 18
New
Transit
97
*95.16
Friday
Friday's
Territorial Issue—
Canal
*96
96.16
Week's Range
Low
Panama
97
*95.16
yet been admitted to Stoc k Exchange dealings,
RANGE FOR WEEK
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
..
*96
96.16
*95.16
as
99
*66'/2
April-Ocf
*66'A
70 %
63%
71
—
For Financial
Institutions
1951
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1979
63%
65%
33As series No.
1
June-Dec
84%
84%
79%
2
June-Dec
*83%
85'/2
79 V4
85%
33As series No.
3
—June-Dec
*83%
79%
4
June-Dec
*83%
79%
SECURITIES
87
33As series No.
FOREIGN
87
33As series No.
86%
External dollar
bonds
33As series No.
of
1944
5
(Plan
B)
—
June-Dec
*83%
33As series No.
7
June-Dec
8
June-Dec
*83 %
9
June-Dec
33As series No. 10
_june-Dec
*90
June-Dec
*86
33As series No.
11
33As series No.
12_
—June-Dec
13
June-Dec
*91
33As series No.
14
June-Dec
83'/2
33As series No.
15
June-Drc
3%s series No.
*83%
16
—__June-Dec
33As series No. 17
*83'/2
June-Dec
*83'A
For footnotes
see
page
31.
90
__
—
FOREIGN SECURITIES SPECIALISTS
89
87%
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„
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92
83
87
83%
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87%
92
92%
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86
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80
86
—
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Cundinamarca
(Dept of)
Last
Sale Price
Period
or
Jan-July
(State)-—
Stamped assented (interest reduced to
37c)
Denmark
extended to 1960
(Kingdom
Called
extl
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1
1976
*48
Jan-July
Jem-July
1976—
1967
sinking
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1953
6»/2s
10-year bonds of
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issue
1953
due
International
5s
dollar
3s
dollar
German
bonds
1930
due
Consolidated
due
Greek
1950
A ts
part
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part
1965—
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1946__
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1968
1943-—,
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—
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Norway (Kingdom of)
1959
A
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15%
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of)
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4%s
f extl
s
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1953
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100
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Mav-Nov
1959—Ma!Uje?Z
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1963
_
1961
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1961 stamped
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1930—s
1924
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loan
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—
May-Nov
—
5%s dollar bonds 1969.
dollar bonds 1972—
Last
Period
High
~5
82
*76%
of)—
3s
Week's Range
Interest
*
Exchange
extl secured sinking fund 1957—May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
99%
*80%
May-Nov
(Federal Republic
External loan of 1924
BONDS
New York Stock
54%
53
99%
__
Jan-July
1973
German
4s
59
103% 103%
—
__
4%s
Low
—
dollar bonds Jan
(Republic off)
§ A Frankfort
NO.
-
—
Salvador
Jan. 1
Monday, October 17, 1955
A 6 %s
.—April-Oct
1962—.ApriZ-Oct
4Vis
Range since
Sold
.
RECORD
Friday
Bonds
High
*57%
—
Czechoslovakia
El
Friday's
Bid & Asked
.
14
Week's Range
Low
3s 1978
BOND
OCTOBER
.
93%
96
93%
1
95%
96%
44
99
93
102%
98'/a
44
93%
97%
104 Va
*104% 104%
99
100%
105%
92 %
100
(1589)
Number 5473
182
Volume
.
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
RANGE FOR WEEK
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
ENDED OCTOBER 14
Week's Range
Friday
New York
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid & Asked
High
High
Low
No.
June-Dec
May-Nov
April-Oct
1976
Electric Power first 3s
3'As 1974
Southern consol gtd 5s A 1962
California Oregon Power
Canada
1957
Guaranteed gold 4%s
gold 4%s 1956
Guaranteed
consol
4%
_
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
(perpetual)
debenture
Case
Co
I)
(J
7
3
100%
97%
97
99%
97%
99 7A
99
975/3
97%
99
99%
25
991/2
99%
99%
*100%
*115
33
.
93%
series A 1995
Jan-July
4%$ series A Jan 1 2020—__May
AGen mortgage 4%s series B Jan 1 2020
May
Central RR Co of N J 3'As 1987.
—Jan-July
Central New York Power 3s 1974_
April-Oct
Central Pacific Ry Co—
First and refund 3'/2s series A 1974
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3J/«ts stiics n
laud.,
feo-n-g
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965
Jan-July
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
General 4'/2s
1992
Mar-Sept
Refund and impt M 3'/2s series D 1996__May-Nov
Refund and impt M 3'As series E 1996—Feb-Aug
Refund and impt M 3%s series H 1973—June-Dec
R & A div first consol gold 4s 1989—
Jan-July
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989Jan-July
1
93
—.
99%
87%
4
94
*95
~3
3_
§1%
95 %
88
85
86%
19
83%
60%
62%
69
59
97%
2
97
100%
1017/»
97'A
100%
__
♦97%
—
„
121
126%
100% 101
8
100
103
100% 100%
3
98
104% 104%
20
122%
♦121
*111%
103%
102%
111%
—
__
106'A
115
112 %
—
*109%
112%
'
Burlington & Quincy RR—
1958——
First and refunding mortgage 3'/8s
First and refunding mortgage 2%s
1st & ref mtge 3s 1990
Chicago
Mar-Sept
General 4s
& Eastern 111 RR—
AGeneral mortgage inc conv
95
5s
3%s series
mortgage
income
5s 1997
April
B 1985——May-Nov
106%
Terminal—>
3%s series E 1969—Feb-Aug
series G 1974—
Feb-Aug
Financial Corp 25/8s 1959
— ApriZ-Oct
mortgage gtd
mortgage 2%s
debentures
4s
Cities
Service Co
♦122%
City
—Jan-July
1911--——Jan-July
1960
3s s f debs
interest)
April
;
fixed
—Jan-July
and refund 2%s
—
84,
72 %
123%
95%
93%
99%
19
80%
87'A
77
72%
80
84%
"77
11
82
81%
81'A
70
79%
100
100%
—
11
3s
93%
94
83%
94%
73%
73%
75%
156
68
79'A
67%
65%
68%
745
65%
73'A
63%
76
1st
79
1st
1st
104%
100
East
1
84%
81
79%
13
84%
85
77%
82%
12
99%
7
98
106% 106%
101
2
103
100
101
99%
100%
105%
108 %
1
93%
98%
--
99%
100 '/a
94%
94%
95%
13
98%
13
97
103 % 103%
96
97%
44
96%
97%
*94%
debentures 1966June-Dec
Investing Co 4s debentures 1961-——June-Dec
105%
99%
95
„
103%
♦100
100%
101%
99%
—
100
104
98%
108%
100%
95
101%
99
102%
MM
MM
*99% 100%
__
99'A
81'A
7
9 8'A
96
100
1
98
981/4
98%
87
79%
—
97'A
98
101%
97%
1
99'A
*80%
105
100
32
103
103
91%
100
83'A
MM
87%
97%
'
88%
*86
100 V4
—
II
M
—
—
103% 103%
2
103
104%
102% 102%
100
103%
102%
8
32
102%
102
101
102
100 %
100
102'A
100%
101%
101 Va
101
101%
19
144'A
977/e
94
99%
101%
81 %
79%
*76%
78
75
*75'/a
104% 104%
106%
103
12
92
91
*91
93
*95%
99%
99
95%
126%
414
109%
1
93%
97%
93
113% 116%
94%
94%
116%
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
94
94%
*133%
142
103
99
109 I- 109
8
108%
1
111'A
111
104Vs
—
100%
*100
109
106
101
133%
*101
96
105%
MM
5s 1956_May-Nov
5s 1995_Jan-Ju/y
1965—
ApriZ-Oct
Erie Railroad CoGeneral Mtge inc 4'/2S ser A Jan 2015
April
First consol mortgage 3'As series E 1964_April-Oct
First consol mtge 3'As series F 1990—Jan-July
First consol mtge 3'As series G 2000
A5s income debs Jan 1,2020
Apr-Oct
Ohio Division first mortgage 3'As 1971—Mar-Sept
184'A
127
132
104%
166
137% 139
97%
*94
109
56
113%
113%
78
Jan-Julv
Rubber 3s debs 1961
May-Nov
2%s
debentures 1972—
Jan-July
3% debentures 1977
May-Nov
1 Florida East Coast first 4%s 1959
June-Dec
AFirst and refunding 5s series A 1974—Mar-Sept
Fort Worth & Denver Ry Co 4%s 1982—May-Nov
98'A
*99
*._
89
*_.
87%
80%
78%
79
100% 100%
89'A
84
102
102
*100% 103%
100%
90
87%
76%
66
99%
12
102%
96
96
Tire &
Firestone
83'A
99 %
86%
80%
78%
78%
103%
100% 101'A
27
99%
100% 100%
4
100%
103'A
122% 125%
51
*103%
112
105'A
100%
—
148%
104
111
150
124%
*
94%
93
137%
104%
96%
90
II
*101%
102%
98%
37
96
*92%
F
99%
95%
98%
93
stamped
„
95%
103%
&
Paso
105
103
*101%
95%
98
100
102
Eastern Ry 3'As 1970
Mar-Sept
Southwestern first 5s 1965—_-April-Oct
El
98 V*
2
II
94%
—
Elgin Joliet &
5s
101
& Georgia div first
(N Y) first cons gold
Tenn Va
Edison El 111
81
—
29
__
Feb-Aug
_
27
E
97
91
2
—
—
69%
72%
—
91
91
♦103%
52%
343
65%
*72%
Light Co 2%s 1977
2%s 1979—
mortgage 2%s 1980
mortgage 3'As 1982
mortgage 3%s 1983
mortgage 3 %s 1984
1st mortgage
30 %
—
5.,—.May-Nov
Jan-July
Duquesne
1st
64%
subordinated
debentures 1961
debts 1982—
29%
27
—
N 1984±
Mar-Sept
Gen & ref 3'As series O 1980
May-Nov
Detroit & Mack first lien gold 4s 1995—June-Dec
Second gold 4s 1995June-Dec
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4'/2s 1961—.—May-Nov
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B 1976-Mar-Sept
Chemical 2.35s
26%
~
94%
—Feb-Aug
1969
267A
2
30
*96
Gen & ref 2%s ser
104
99
18
101%
debs
conv
22%
MM
& ref
3'As
Dow
100
—-June-Dec
series I 1982—May-Sept
40%
8
29
1975—April-Oct
2018—
Salt Lake—
mortgage (3%
34
*27%
mtge 2%s ser J 1985—Mar-Sept
Gen & ref 3%s ser K 1976-^
May-Nov
3s convertible debentures 1958
•
June-Dec
122%
__
—
95%
& Fuel 2%s
City Ice
Income
Gen
93
88%
18
76
75
Cincinnati Union
C I T
•
98%
119
96'
130
91%
*88%
May-Nov
1st gold 5s 1982
May-Nov
Chicago Great Western 4s ser A 1988Jan-July
AGeneral inc mtge 4'/2s Jan 1 2038
April
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
A 1st mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983
April
A2nd mortgage 4%s inc ser A Jan 2003——April
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry 4s 1956—-Jan-July
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR—
First mottgage 4s series A 1994—
Jan-July
General mortgage 4'/2s inc ser A Jan 2019—April
4'As conv increased series B Jan 1 2044
April
5s inc debs ser A Jan 1 2055
Mar-Sept
Chicago & North Western Ry—
Second mortgage conv inc 4%s Jan 1 1999—April
First mortgage 3s series B* 1989
Jan-July
Chicago Rock Island & Pacifia RR—
1st mtge 2%s ser A 1980———
Jan-July!
4%s income debs 1995
————Mar-Sept
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
First and refunding mtge 2%s-4'As 1994_Jan-July
Income
2%s-4'As 1994—
Jan-July
Chicago Union Station—
First mortgage 3'As series F 1963—Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series G 1963..,.—Jan-July
Chicago & Western Indiana RR Co—
1st coll trust mtge 4%s ser A 1982
May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%s 1975_ApnZ-Oct
First mortgage 2%s 1978
Jan-July
First
&
Denver
General
debs Jan 2054——_
First
94%
5
105% 109
Erie
Chicago &
95
first mtge 2%s
1%; contingent interest)
1993
Detroit-Edison 3s series H 1970—
Chicago
First
97
2
contingent
101'A
97
97
1985—Feb-Aug
1970—Feb-Aug
-Feb-Aug
104%
101%
4
102% 1027/a
102%
29%
99*1
2
*28
June-Dec
—June-Dec
B 1970
Pennsylvania Division—
1st mtge & coll tr 5s ser A 1985
May-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 4%s ser B 1985—May-Nov
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973
April-Oct
First mortgage and coll trust 3'As 1977_June-Dec
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1979_Jan-JuIy
1st mtge & coll trust 2%s 19801
Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll tr 3y8s 1984
May-Nov
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR—
First mortgage series A (3% fixed
1 % contingent interest)
1993_
Jan-July
Income mortgage-series A (4 */a
103%
100%
♦100%
31
69%
96%
June-Dec
,
100
103
♦100
—
1978
.
.—Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series A 19781—June-Dec
First mortgage 3 'As 1982
1,
—
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3s 1984—
——Mar-Sept
Dayton Union Ry 3'As series B 1965——June-Dec
Deere & Co' 2%s debentures 1965
—AprU-Oct
3'As debentures 1977
j.
Jan-July
Delaware & Hudson
4s extended 1963—May-Nov
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR Co—
New York Lackawanna
& Western Div
First and refund M 5s series C 1973—May-Nov
Alncome mortgage due 1993
.—May-.
Morris & Essex division
Collateral trust 4-6s May 1 2042—
May-Nov
75
94
—
11
mortgage
Dayton Power & Lt
First mortgage 3s
69
—
98
4s
mortgage
AGen
101
„
941/4
28
Jan-July
1970
30
23%
High
88
—
D
105%
'
75%
lien & ref 4s ser
A 1st
100'A
97%
June
4s
mortgage
A 1st
34%
22%
June-Dec
1970
AImp & equip 4s 1970
A 1st lien & ref 4s ser A 1970
104
*73
31
31
(1942 series)
4s
Jan. 1
Low
No.
—
34%
May-Nov
Range since
Sold
High
—
RR—
108%
103
70
*100 % 100%
Central of Georgia Ry—
First
106'A
104%
*104 'A
Mar-Sept
Adirondack Ry 4s 1981
June-Dec
3%s debs 1978__.—.—Feb-Aug
Celanese Corp 3s debentures 1965—
April-Oct
3%s debentures 1976April-Oct
Celotex Corp 3'As debentures I960Feb-Aap
3%s debentures (1947 issue) I960Feb-Ang
§ACentral Branch U P 1st gold 4s 1948
June-Dec
&
Carthage
109'A
■
103% 106%
103%
Mar-Sept
Capital Airlines Inc 4s ser A 1960
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio 4s 1965
108%
100% 101ft
1st mortgage
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Ry—
Northern
Cuba
105 Va
1C4
104
100%
Pacific Ry—
A
98%
95
26
105% 105%
Canadian National Ry—
Canadian
~3
95
95
100
94%
•94% 100
2"
or
Last
Sale Price
Low
1st mtge 3y8s 1966
Crucible Steel Co of Am
Cuba
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Week's Range
Friday
■
Interest
BONDS
Range since
Bonds
Friday's
or
Low
California
29
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
188
G
Cleveland Cincinnati Chic
General gold 4s 1993—!
& St Louis Ry—
3s 1982———_—„—June-Dec
First mortgage 2%s 1985..
———Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s 1986
——.—June-Dec
First mortgage 3s 1989
.
May-Nov
Cleveland Short Line first gtd 4'/2s 1961—April-Oct
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp 4%s 1966——June-Dec
Columbia Gas System Inc—
3s debentures series A 1975
June-Dec
3s debentures series B 1975.^
——Feb-Aug
3%s debentures series C 1977—Apn'l-Oct
3%s debs series D 1979
—.——
Jan-July
3%s subord conv debs 1964
——May-Nov
Columbus & South Ohio Elec 3%s 1970—May-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s
1983
May-Nov
Commonwealth Edison Co—
First mortgage 3s series L 1977
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3s series N 1978—.
June-Dec
3s sinking fund debentures 1999—April-Oct
2%s s f debentures 1999,April-Oct
2%s s f debentures 2001..
.
April-Oct
*102% 105
72%
—
89%
7
71%
77
97
98'A
72%
—
98%
*96
94
103
97%
98%
*__
*—
General Dynamics
83%
*99% 100
.
92
35
88%
*97%
mortgage
First
^
101%
101
'
87%
87%
87
10
92
92
June-Dec
——
1993
.—June-Dec
Refunding and impt 4 %s series E 1977—Jan-July
Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s 1991—Jan-JuZy
St Louis Division first coll trust 4s 1990_May-Nov
Cleveland Electric Illuminating 3s 1970—Jan-July
General 5s series B
101%
94
—.
97
105
4s
97
102%
94
1C3
—~
101
3s
159
100%
»
95%
97
100%
95
90%
15
98%
103%
1
99% 100%
101%
105%
118%
126
102
102
102
121
119
121%
317
101% 101%
14
99
103%
~
98%
*98%
98%
*94
89
92%
1
91%
96%
Compania Salitrera—See
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
Consolidated Edison of New York—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser A
First
and refund mtge
refund mtge
First and refunding 3s
First and refund mtge
First
First
and
refund
and
1st
& ref M
1st
&
mtge
1982_Mar-Sept
2%s ser B 1977-April-Oct
2%s ser C 1972_Ju7ie-Dec
series D 1972
May-Nov
3s series E 1979—Jan-July
1st
ref
M
3s
ref
M
2%s
ser
1975
Continental Baking 3s debentures 1965
3%s subord conv debs 1980
Continental Can 3%s debs 1976
Power
Continental
Crane Co
For
Oil
first mtge 27As
3s
debs
May-Nov
May-Nov
1984
3%s si debs 1977
footnotes
see
page
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
31.
m
90%
95
92
98%
1
97%
II
98%
102%
4
100
97%
100
35
98%
10
11
5
104% 104 %
MM
__
1
197
197
♦__
94
„
*94%
96
MM
*—
J_
*98%
96%
100%
99
104'A
101%
106
103%
106%
101%
105%
180
202
9f.%
94%
96%
94
96
MM
98
99
MM
„
95
MM
93%
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98
99%
6
*99% 101
*98
—
100%
103'A
98 7A
100%
13%
96'A
14%
48
13%
18%
95%
96%
11
94'A
100%
7
98
101%
130
106
119%
103
105'/a
96
101%
100
103%
98%
111%
111
98%
114
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99
99
,
—
99
*100
100%
__
20
—
102
102%
100
100
100'A
120
98%
103
102% 103'A
95
101%
94%
99
101
103%
28
94%
102
100%
100
98%
103%
99% 100%
288
99%
100%
Hope
s
Grand
& Co 3'/2s conv
Union Company—
(W R>
April-Oct
2%s 1965—May-Nov
sub deb '75-May-Nov
subord debs 1969
Mar-Sept
Ry Co—
General 5s series C 1973
Jan-July
General 4'As
series D 1976..
—Jan-July
General mortgage 3'As series N 1990
Jan-July
General mortgage 3'As series O 2000
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s series P 1982
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s series Q 2010
Jan-July
General mortgage 2'As series R 1961
Jan-July
AGreen Bay & West debentures ctfs A
r___Feb
A Debenture certificates B—
)
Feb
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR—
General mtge inc 5s series A July 2015
April
General mtge inc 4s series B Jan .2044
April
1st &- ref M 3%s series G 1980
—May-Nov
Gulf States Utilities 2%s 1st mtge 1976—May-Nov
First mortgage 3s 1978
April-Oct
3s
debentures
1969—
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s 1979
...
June-Dec
First mortgage 2%s 1980—
Jwne-Dec
1st mortgage 3%s
1981—
May-A'ou
1st mortgage 3'As 1982
June-Dec
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
June-Dec
3'As
Great
1.00'A
100
101%
100%
101% 102
36
96
2
100
102%
*__
--
102%
188%
108%
97%
100%
512
106%
117%
136%
4
118%
146
3
118%
124
11
115
120
116'A
*11
98%
106% 108%
—
.
135
conv
116
93
116
91%
93
♦92
91%
98
92
43
M—
93
91
95
89
89
5
86%
78%
89
78%
2
78%
94
82%
17
94
97%
MM
95
*79
75
80
18%
2
15%
19%
99% 100%
6
97%
100%
3
86%
89%
97'A
98%
17%
8 8'A
89
*97%
99
*90
92%
MM
92%
.MM
98%
—
94%
100
MM
98%
101% 101%
♦101'A 102'A
H
1976—Mar-Sept
§AHarpen
Jan-July
Hertz Corp 4s conv subord debs 1970
Jan-July
Hocking Valley Ry first 4%s 1999
Jan-July
Household Finance Corp 2%s 1970
Jan-July
3%s debentures 1958
„Mar-Sept
4'As debentures 1968—
Mar-Sept
Hudson Coal first sink fund 5s ser A 1962_Jnne-Dec
tHudson & Manhattan first 5s A 1957
Feb-Aug
A Adjusted
income 5s Feb 1957
April-Oct
98%
1021/4
—
118% 118%
MM.
Northern
first mtge 2%s
Mining Corp 6s 1949
104%
95%
157
96
Steel & Iron Works—
f mortgage 1945
(B F) Co first mtge
103%
100
102% 102%
II
Consolidated Railroads of Cuba—
A3s cum inc debs (stpd as to payment
in U S dollars) 2001.
April-Oct
Consumers
27
103'A 103%
*101%
95%
M-
93%
-
Feb-Aug
1978-
debentures
98%
89%
32
92%
100% 101%
"
.Jan-July
April-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
May-Nov
June-Dec
U 1981
1st ref mtge s f 2%s ser X 1986
1st ref mtge 3s ser Z 1989. J.
Consolidated Natural Gas 2%s 1968
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May
contingent interest 2003—May
ASeries F 5s contingent interest 2003
—May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Oct
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965—
April-Oct
101%
80%
Jan-July
94
83
——Map-Nov
interest
85
80%
.___
13
—
104%
3'As
4Vis
contingent
4s
General &
Jan-July
May-Nov
River
1st
98
72
104
43
—
&
Y Susquehanna
92%
97
—-May-Nov
Series B 4Vis fixed interest 2003
Series C 5s fixed interest 2003
ASeries
Feb-Aug
104%
& cons mtge ser A 2004—
Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4'As series A 2019.—Jan-July
N Y Telephone 2% series D 1982
:
76
"
mortgage 5s extended to 1984—
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y) —
1st mortgage 4Vis extended to 1974
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
91%
94%
25
1986—
refunding mtge 4s
mtge 4'As
97
♦67%
Feb-Aug
1st
A
92
87%
91%
r
80%
87%
68%
General
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
Series
93
86%
89
86
June-Dec
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3'/as A 1970—April-Oct
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st &
86
83
88%
89%
gold 3%s 1997—June-Dec
1997—
80 7A
160
135
66
1st
7
72%
82%
66
2043-
A
4s
Y State Electric
102%
L
RR
Haven
&
Term
1%
4
153
76%
82
April-Oct
150
146%
IS
99%
4
101%
75%
Y Power & Light first mtge 2%s
1975—Mar-Sept
Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993
N
100%
*146
3%s
1973
B
AGeneral
100
101%
97%
67%
1989—
JAN Y Ontario & West ref
N
100%
98%
4
.
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
April-Ocf
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964—
—April-Ocf
tAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959
Mar-Sept
Lakefront Dock &
New
1st
114
60
60
gold
series
AGeneral mtge conv
98
108
97
♦94
Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4%s 1961—Jan-July
Stamped 1961
Jan-July
Plain 1961
Jan-July
4Vis unguaranteed 1961—
---Jan-July
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Y
101%
99
*100% 101
3s series F
West
&
Harlem
June-Dec
4s
series
First
,
Kansas
City Southern Ry Co—
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Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%s 1974
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Lack
4'As
— —
96%
—June-Dec
3
1998-
3%s
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
88
93'A
—
gold
1998
debentures
Harlem
&
Mortgage
101 %
86%
—
102
97%
91
—Jan-July
Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975-
Y
N
N
Kanawha & Mich
93%
.
collateral
income
N Y
100%
92%
92%
75%
Jan-July
1997
1997
registered
First
J
Jamestown
Shore
4'As
3s 1980
102%
98%
5
82%
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104
100
95
13
98%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3'As 1998_Feb-Aug
3'As registered 1998————.____Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St Louis—"
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103%
84
95
Co—
3'As
mortgage
registered
3'As
100
99%
10
100
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110%
104%
30
__
RR
80
Y Central & Hudson River RR—
3'As
America 1st 5s B 1972—Map-Nov
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
s
99%
98% 100
Central
102
—
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98'A
98%
Corp—
Inter Rye Central
3%s
122%
13
125
—
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—
C
Consolidated 4s series A 1998—
—Feb-Aug
Refunding & im.pt 4'As series A 2013—-April-Oct
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013——April-Ocf
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—————April-Oct
10
——
——
—
ApriZ-Oct
York
100%
101'A
97
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1956_——Feb-Aug
4%s series D 1956
_______—.—Feb-Aug
1954
B
series
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5s
97 Va
107%
97%
——
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125
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125
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59
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170%
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102%
98
99
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122% 122%
B
1977
Mexico
&
103'A
98%
99
*97%
99
AFirst
101
128
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————Jan-July
§ A Adjustment 6s series A July 1952——-April-Ocf
AFirst
l-April-Qcf
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High
99
15
104%
100
JNew
Northern RR—
A
—
3%s
Low
—'
87
104
104%
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Terminal
Jan. 1
No.
99% 100
New
AFirst
156
—
'
Range since
Sold
—
Bell Telephone 3%s 1988
Jan-July
Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sept
95
.Mar-Sept
1972
1982
1974
Bonds
High
*
Map-Nov
guaranteed 4%s series B 1961-.
debentures
100
Jersey
New
102%
98
147
Friday's
New
101%
100
__
3s
100
99%
__
or
Bid & Asked
TOO
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June-Dec
Corp
3s debentures
New
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§AFirst
99
—
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—
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105
102
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Steel
f debs 1974—_Apri!-Oct
s
1st 3%s 1982
National Supply 23As jdebentures 1967
New England Tel &ATel Co—
1013/8
*100
Distillers Prods 3%s
National
102
*100
Jan-July
f
Natl
101%
101%
*100
—
Sale Price
Low
95%
98%
—
Last
Period
High
91
11
Interest
'
RR—
4%s-3%s ser A 1979—May-Nov
5%s-3%s series B 1979-May-ZVot;
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974——May-Nov
Consol mortgage 3%s series F 1984.
Jan-July
1st mtge 3'As ser G 1980
Feb-Aug
1st mtge 3%s ser H 1989__
Mar-Sept
Week's Range
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Low
Monday, October 17, 1955
RECORD
Friday
No.
.
OCTOBER 14
Jan. 1
93
*97%
Consol mortgage
s
ENDED
Range since
Sold
High
93
Consol mortgage
3%s
WEEK
Bonds
Bid & Asked
I
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s series
EXCHANGE BOND
FOR
Week's Range
BONDS
.
.
105
98%
52
103%
98%
100'A
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Number 5473
182
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
R
fct
m
i
New v
York Stock
v
Last
Period
Sale Price
Phillips Petroleum 23/4s debentures
1964—Feb-Aug
PillSDury Mills Inc 3%s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s
1996__June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 14
Week's Range
Interest
u
Exchange
or
Friday's
Range since
Sold
Bid & Asked
Jan. 1
Wo.
qru! qIiu
~~
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100%
103 y4
Swift &
Consolidation
Coal
3V2S
1965
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
1st
mtge 3%s series
A
Pittsburgh Youngstown
First
general.5s
general
First
general 4y2s
5s
B
series
3s
Service
May-Nov
1st
debentures
and
mortgage
102 y8
99%
105%
110
~
96
100%
100
100
100%
101%
100
__
3s
136
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101%
101%
216%
96 %
95%
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2%s
100%
Reading Co first
Reynolds (R J)
& ref
Rheem Mfg Co 3%s
Rheinelbe Union—
7s
3s
debs
21
1007/a
102%
*
99y2
99
82%
83V2
17
97%
97%
97%
54
assented
1946—
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mtge
§ADirect
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15
96%.
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&
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s
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debentures
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&
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Southern
3s
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4%s
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First
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mortgage
2%s
ser
mortgage
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118
and
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Tel
A
1956
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first
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114
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187
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23
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10
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26
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104
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152
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156
81
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91
1951—June-Dec
C
1951—-
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84
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debentures
92
113%
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82'A
135
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96
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99 %
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101 Va
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1978—Mar-Sept
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3%s
—
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-
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1981—June-Dec
I
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J
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1980
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—
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income
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85
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100
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mortgage 3s
B
Central
1958
1960
first 4s
RR
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66
—
88 %
88
99%
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102 %
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inc ser A Jan 1 2029
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2%s
78 Va
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121
78 %
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87
90
80
92%
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105
119 %
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3%s
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2361
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90
83
first
registered
Wisconsin
5
gtd
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100 Va
2
ref
2%s 1971
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
§Alst mortgage 6s ser A 1953_
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107%
85%
debentures
conv
first
Westinghouse
85%
100
•
*
1969— April-pcf
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979—
Apr-Ocf
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Jan-July
97%
104%
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Western Maryland Ry
95
105
RR
Penn
West
119%
78%
102
♦100
1973—April-Ocf
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mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—Map-Nov
Electric 3%s 1974
May-Nov
Penn Power 3%s series I 1966
Jan-July
West
101%
105
3
101%
92 Va
*100%
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95%
79
129% 129%
143
101%
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Westchester
..
64
89y2
114%
28
114% 117 %
115
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1957
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101%
85
85
ref
consolidated 5s
Walworth
96%
163 Va
125*/4
30
1969
gtd 4s series B
Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
April
Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1991
April
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L—Feb-Nov
103 %
100
115
—
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—
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—
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__
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__
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99
2
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32
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1
82
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96%
91
90%
99
__
a
—
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17
95%
—
1976_Jan-Julp
—
^
—
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17
12
95 Va
99 %
2
103%
105'/4
90%
delivery
the
sale
year's range,
in
the
year's
not
1
—
—
100'A 103 V*
93%
92
—
n
d Ex-interest,
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's
included
range,
y
in
the
year's
range,
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'
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113
123%
91%
in
included
not
82
109%
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included
101
96%
96%
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__
—
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96
75%
432
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91 %
1979
„
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,
mortgage
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Yonkers
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__
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Mar-Sepf
1973
98 Va
96
w
203
—
85%
—.
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debentures 2%s 1971—Map-Nov
3%s
subord
and
Wabash
967/a
5s
122
*100%
—
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2013
1967
104%
103 %
97
Corp of America—
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97
103 %
94%
90%
--
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105% 105%
105% 105%
105%
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1985
1974
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19
93%
121%
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series
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4s
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(Indiana)
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2%s
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114
1956-—April-Oct
1983_
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10
__
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first
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92
98%
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1961—
99
97
98
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96%
__
A '75—June-Dec
1996
99%
90 %
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05 Va
3
119
63%
148
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__
Jan-July
Jan-July
1977
debentures
14
„
91%
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933/4
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92
first consol gold 5s 1994_—Jan-July
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April-Oct
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10
79
*97%
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Devel
113 %
160 Va
1986.-——Jan-July
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88%
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1951_,
fund mtge series C
assented
conv
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99%
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F
series
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97
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100
94%
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series
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A
&
—
101
933/4
__
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series
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101
1973—June-Dec
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95
98%
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conv
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100'A
—
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1973
1947—
A
91
,
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Pacific RR
Mortgage
series
7
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——-—-June-Dec
1982
April-Oct1
1981
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Southern
Co
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95%
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June-Dec
1969
4y2s
'
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
(Oregon Lines)
389
Corp—
105%
99%
1989—May-Won
Telegraph
%
88%.
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1976-.
98
103 Va
1985—
92 %
96%
97
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debentures
debentures
46
100%
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90%
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1979
103%
2
—
103 % 104
103%
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1972
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First and refund mtge 3s series F
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G
108%
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99% 100%
95 V4
Jan-July
&
1971—
3%s
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117
debentures 1987
Southern California Edison Co—
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First
87
105
1965
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1
112
2%s
Southern
90%
109
1983
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fund
2%s
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88%
115
:
95 Va
100%
95 %
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81
—
90%
99%
1976———June-Dec
gtd 5s 1963
April-Oct
RR
trust
Works
3%s
99
*104
conv
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debentures
2%s
90%
2%s
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102%
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debentures
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5
April-Oct
1971
98
95 Va
103%
1968_June-Dec
1951
97
101%
100 Va
100 Va 100 %
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.
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Corp coll trust 7s
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Skelly Oil 2%s
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6y2s
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—:—Mar-Sept
f debs
1970
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97
Jan-July
2022
May
1966—.
1974—
s
153
98%
106
94
94 Va
*92%
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1972
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153
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100
102
102% 103 Va
103%
June-Dec
1970
3%s assented series A 1947—
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154 7/a
127%
l989_Pan-July
1977"
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Shell
1st
& Sons 2%s
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Jan
100
97
97
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98
99 Va
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125
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86
68 Va
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United
3%s
1980
B
—
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36
111
June-Dec
1977
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Vandalia
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&
f
3%s
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S
171
125
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72
71%
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1975
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s
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183 Va
150
140
100%
100 %
•
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3s
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164
148
1971
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1st
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Line
152
81%
•
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New
Air
152
*
171
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St Paul & Duluth first cons
gold 4s
Seaboard
*
1977
St Louis-Southwestern Ry—
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V
151'/a
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A Second
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April-Oct
gold 6s 1996
St Louis-San Francisco Ry
Union
1
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150
*
1953
1955
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Adirond'k
&
150
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s
St Lawrence
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General mortgage 3%s series J
Saguenay Power
•;
Corp—
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6s
&
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Jan-July
;
.
Power
1950
6s
mtge
AConsol
Rochester
Elec
Gas
3%s
86%
101 %
sinking fund mortgage 1946——
3x/4s
Rhine-Westphalia
June-Dec
1980
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s
99%
April-Oct
1975
1974
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
2%s
tr
debentures
4%s
1995—Map-Nov
1973
debs
conv
United
1
Feb-Aug
debs
3%s
Union
J--.-;
3%s series D
Tobacco
Orleans
debentures 1976
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Tank Car 4%s s f debs 1973
April-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s
1966—April-Oct
104 Va
101% 101%
Jan-July
.
101%
135%
105 %
99%
103
*__
96
134
2
135% 135%
,
5
.
& coll
mtge
1st
R
New
2%s
99
22
■
1964
7
5
97
103
1971—Map-Nov
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975-April-Oct
1968
Map-Nov
3%s
debentures
of
debentures
3s
967/a
95
101 y4 101%
__
"I
June-Dec
101
100 A
98%
99%
97
1985—Jan-July
112%
Union Pacific RR—
Q
Quaker
RR
1st mtge 3%s 1982
Union Oil of California 2%s debs
143'/a
205
210
_
103
*98
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s
105 Va
100
__
*
_I
98%
23
100%
Map-Nov
1970—April-Oct
1990—April-Oct
E
ser
123
97
100
1
u
100
100
.—
*100
refunding mortgage 3y4s 1983—April-Oct
3%s
94
77
94 %
97
1st
June-Dec
M
& Ohio Cent ref and
First
mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
refund
——
«100
*100
2037—June-Dec
1972
92%
mm—.
May-Nov
and
2
100 Va 100%
Jan-July
1985-—April-Ocf
2%s series D
94%
112% 112%
4s series C 2019
jAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960—Jan-July
AAdjustment income 5s Jan 1960
April-Oct
Tol
*93y2
100
98
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Term
—
—
M
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961—.
r~
8s
and impt
and impt
General
103%
*105
1968—Jan-July
mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
refunding
First and
refunding
First and
refunding
First and
refunding
3%s
*105% 108
Co—
First and
refunding mortgage 3%s
and
12
—
Mar-Sept
Gas
101%
102
96 Va
93%
May-Won
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
First and refund M 3%s series B
First and refund M 3%s series C
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
93%
98%
*
99% 100%
~~
debentures .1963—
First
100%
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1984
&
87%
June-Dec
1956
Electric
110%
*100%
June-Dec
1977
Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Potomac Elec Power 1st
mtge 3y4s 1977
First mortgage 3s 1983
Public
Refund
110%
108
*102
95
93
94%
*93%
High
Low
Ho.
High
T
108%
107%
91%
Range since
Jan. 1
99
*94
Jan-July
Jan-July
1972
Sold
Bid & Asked
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis-
109
108
90%
1966
1973
103%
108% 108%
~
debentures
104
108
108% 108'A
"*"
~
2%s
debentures
Refund
Feb-Aug
Plantation
First
mortgage 2%s
Providence Terminal 4s
'
Texas
1974
D
101 %
103%
*i09
Jan-July
1962
C
series
*108
Mar-Sept
Ry—
Ashtabula
series
First
.2
*102%
~
April-Oct
1984—
&
101% 101%
'
~~
General mortgage 5s series
A 1970
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-Now
Pittsburgh
Co
2%s
101%
Sale Price
Low
Sunray Oil Corp. 2%s debentures
Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G
1957—May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H
1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1963—Feb-Aug
1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
Last
Period
Bonds
Friday's
or
Interest
High
96%
5
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Low
2
100% 100%
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
the Bankruptcy Act,
94%
♦Friday's
A Bonds
bid
securities assumed
or
and
asked
prices;
no
or
e
Odd-lot
range,
r
sale
not
Cash sale
■
<
reorganized under Section 77
of
by such companies.
sales
being
transacted during
current
week.
selling flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
the following extensive list
we
furnish
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
a
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
Oct. 10, 1955, and ending Friday, Oct. 14.
It is compiled from the
report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
whether stock or bond in which
any dealings have occurred
during the current year.
RANGE FOR WEEK
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Adams
Aero
Co
Hat
Supply
Agnew
Alloys
Stores
—10
Inc
Shbe
29
1
Manufacturing
Surpass
6%
..
Stores
9%
1
Shares
Manufacturing
Associates Inc
3%
6%
28%
29
9%
9%
—
3%
Low
2,500
250
600
3%
2,700
10%
11 %
3,600
7%
8%
1,700
*
For
common-
(N J)
footnotes
see
5
—
—
page
35.
1
11
8%'
STOCKS
Range since
High
5%
14
Friday
for Week
.
Ainsworth
Air
OCTOBER
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
1
—
common
Week's
ENDED
4% Jan
28
1
Jan.
High
7%
Jun
Mar
38
Jan
5% Mar
10
Sep
3% Aug
7% Mar
10
7%
Jun
Oct
Last
American Stock Exchange
6%
Jan
Way Industries Inc.
New common
Airfleets
Ajax
(when issued)
Inc—
Petroleums
3
87/b
1
Ltd
July
Alabama
Gas
Alabama
Great
Alabama
Power 4.20%
2
Southern
preferred
50
100
for Week
Shares
87/b
21%
50c
Corp
Range
17%
3
31 %
158
Range since Jan.
Low
High
13Vb Mar
1
High
18Y8
1.100
9%
1,100
8%
Oct
10
Sep
Sep
300
13%
Jan
35 Va
Feb
22
%
3,400
34%
4,900
%
%
34 Va
158
Sales
Week's
oi Prices
Low
Par
Air
14% July
12% Jan
8
Sale Price
160
101% 102%
%
Jan
27 Va
Jan
90
140
Jan
125
100
Mar
197/b
1
Apr
37
July
160% July
105% Jail
81
32
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1592)
.
.
Monday, October 17, 1955
.
american stock exchange
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Sale Prloe
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Par
Alaska Airlines
All
5% %
7%
1,900
46%
1,300
36%
Jan
8%
7%
8 Va
700
5%
Jan
9%
6%
5 %
6 Va
51,000
4%
Jan
4%
4%
3,100
Jan
7% July
6% May
12%
12%
100
Jan
13 V2 May
6%
9,600
1
4%
Corp
-I
-1
6%
preferred
10
Pictures
convertible
Control Co
Allied
Products
Aluminum Co
8V2
May
Industries
Ambrook Industries
§American
•
•
common
Co
Car
Bantam
common—1
Book
Hard
Rubber
Laundry Machine
American
Maracaibo
Co
25
;
20
American Manufacturing Co com——25
Co
1
American Meter Co——
Natural Gas Co
600
34%
500
_
34%
98%
9%
Sep
Sep
Feb
7%
Mar
4
Sep
15% Sep
9% Mar
Sep
3%
Jan
5%
33%
Jan
40 V4
,
97%
98%
350
95
23
300
21% Jan
13
(
13
50
30
30
50
1
11,300
"l
12
1%
2
Writing Paper common
5
Company class A——5
..—25o
Corp..
Oil
Mines Ltd
20c
Anchor Post Products—
1%
2
1%
Mar
9% Mar
13 Va
Jan
10 V2
July
July
Jun
38
30
75
Jan
62V2
17%
Apr
29
24%
Jan
42%
26%
27
200
Jan
29%
8
24,900
33
300
7%
50
23%
Oct
IOV2
40
33% May
37V2
14%
15%
1,750
14 Va
21 Va
4%
4%
1,800
4%
-V—
14%
14
13
'
14 Va
6,000
5%
6%
8,100
3
|:
3ft
20,300
4--
1%
3
—.
14%
—
15
700
1
3%
3%
4
Apex-Electric
1
9%
9%
Manufacturing Co
Appalachian Elec Power 4%%
pfd
100
Argus Cameras Inc
Sep
Jan
13
Aug
16% Jan
.1
110
109
22%
11%
Central
Jan
July
4% Feb
110
3%
Jun
8%
Sep
Aug
Feb
Chamberlin
CI
100
warrants
1
div
Controller
108
5%
50
6%
8,500
Sep
107
5%
109 V2 May
Sep
7% Jan
29%
31
3,300
24% Mar
34%
28%
28 Va
28%
1,100
18 Va
34% Aug
£1
Jan
8%
Jan
13
1
Jun
"5%
~5%
_5%
4,300
5 V4
Aug
8
1
3%
3 Va
3%
9,800
1% Jan
July
May
4V« Feb
paid
Dec
104% 105%
1%
1
1%
90
1,200
99%
Feb
1 % May
Aug
55
12,900
15%
Jan
24% Mar
5,300
10%
Oct
12% Jan
2%
Jan
1
4%
•
Science & Electronic—
lc
common
16
8%
3
4%
700
16%
8%
28%
200
8%
12,900
29%
1,100
3%
Jan
14% Mar
Co
21
Co..
Aluminum
Club
Oils
Caribbean
Cockshutt
Colon
Products
Feb
5
Farm
Equipment
Sand & Stone Co—
9%
1
16%
!o
Corp
Basin
Oil
Beck
4%
50o
•
1
Inc
—1
i}»
17%
Public
ext
to
1956
ext
to
1965-
9%
20,000
xl6%
800
15%
Jan
3%
4%
26,000
3%
7
Jan
1\
common
1
25
1%
2
7,500
Consol
Diesel
Electric
Continental Uranium
Corby
600
7%
Feb
16%
5%
24,100
4%
Oct
6%
16%
Co
3
*
common
5%% prior cumulative preferred__100
Borne
Scrymser Co
5
Bourjois Inc
1
Brad
Foote Gear Works
Inc
14%
Jan
Jun
16% Aug
26% Feb
24%
10,200
8%
Jan
30% July
Creole
500
45%
Apr
Crowley
12%
13%
7,400
11 %
53% July
15% July
9%
900
12%
650
'6%
6%
100
5%
__
7 Va
7%
100
9
9
40
"
40
100
41%
10O Va 101
1,900
90
7
6%
7%
1,100
3%
3%
4 Va
2%
7%
15,900
6%
7%
7,000
4%
Brown
dep rets ord
B
S
dep rets ord
Co
Feb
9% Mar
9%
July
Jan
34
Apr
34% July
Aug
14%
31%
13
33
400
14%
34,000
Jan
7%
6%
31%
Jan
8% July
3%
26
Oct
Feb
9 % May
15%
15%
16%
10,000
17%
17%
18%
5,200
16
Mar
7%
7%
7%
1,600
7
July
Jun
14%
14%
14
14%
2,600
13%
20%
20%
21
3,600
19%
»
1
13V4
13%
23%
23V4
24
50c
,
7%
7%
300
2,600
7%
200
10
III
Jan
Sep
4% July
4%
Jan
Jun
38% July
19
July
19% July
20% JulyFeb
8
16%
Feb
26% Mar
5
Jun
13
Oct
15%
Sep
22%
Apr
25%
Jan
7%
Jan
8 % Mar
10% July
9
10
10
IOV4
2.50
17
16%
18
500
12,000
11
Jan
10
Sep
10%
Jan
16%
Jan
21%
Sep
3s 6d
%
A
1
4%
4%
5
12Vic
& Son
6%
6Va
6 %
5.800
4%
Jan
7%
Jun
2%
2%
3
1,500
Jan
9
400
2% Aug
8% Jun
5%
8%
Inc
common
25c
convertible class A
7.5o
—
%
4,600
600
%
Jan
6%
Aug
A Sep
4%
Oct
Cable
Super Corp (new)
Electric
Products
Sugar
10c
50c
common
Estate
Eastern
Aviation
Bread Co Ltd
Sep
4%
Jun
n
100
% July
Lighting
Curtis
35.
6%
5% Mar
63/4 Aug
1 %
2ft Jan
13%
800
77%
1,600
Apr
Jan
12 % Mar
16% Mar
75
Oct
943/4 Mar
Sep
27%
Sep
2,200
7,700
20%
Jan
25% Aug
mm*
33'/4
34
600
29 %
Jan
37 Vz
14 Va
141/a
900
10% Mar
17 V2 Aug
16%
4%
16%
17i%
1,900
16
Sep
21
Apr
4V4
4¥4
4,400
4%
Oct
8
Mar
6%
6%
6%
4,900
6%
Jun
9% Mar
'
U Jan
1% Mar
Inc
10 V2
600
103/4 Aug
9% Mar
133/4 Mar
10%
35%
34%
35%
1,600
27% Mar
3934
Daitch
—
——
.
—
«—t.
.
12%
Jan
Sep
4Va
"2%
4
«/8
100
33/4 Mar
4% Aug
2%
.
2%
22,300
IV2 July
3
Aug
11
Julv
7%
7%
500
7%
Apr
Sep
49%
Feb
19%
5,100
14
Jan
24 Va
Jun
7'/4
-
35%
17Va
—*
——
7%
4.000
6% July
12% May
9%
Jan
.
__
18
7%
—-
15%
15%
15 7/s
5,400
14%
14%
151/2
2.100
12%
Feb
18 V2
Jun
26 %
25
26%
1,000
22%
Jan
27 Va
Aug
11
10%
11%
1,100
11
10%
11
4%
—
8%
20%
20
12%
12%
13%
Jan
10%
200
4%
Aug
Sep
19
Jan
13% Jan
12% Aug
83/4 May
8%
4,300
Oct
9%
Sep
21 %
9,000
20
Oct
31%
Jan
12%
1,500,
12%
Oct
143/e
Jan
%
8%
Apr
8%
1
July
34%
34%
35%
3,100
29'4 Mar
40%
11%
11%
12%
2 200
11%
Oct
143/4
Feb
12 V4
121/4
13
2.700
xlO7/* Mar
15%
Apr
5%
6
2 Va
1,000
1%
——
—--
%
V/a
6%
——
6%
2VB
13,700
471%
500
1%
46
—
18%
Oct
93/4
Feb
2,600
1%
Jun
3
Jan
300
5%
Jan
6% Mar
1%
Oct
5%
48% July
18%
18%
100
16%
Apr
20%
17'ft
100
16
Jan
I8V2
%
ft
2,700
3/a
Sep
12%
Jan
9%
Jan
16
1,100
11%
12
300
20
20
100
15%
''
Jan
353/4 Mar
17 Va
20
Jun
53/4
19% Mar
7%
1,300
7
Oct
6
7,700
53/8
Oct
Oct
Sep
Jan
17% Sep
16% July
20% Aug
9 V2 July
8
5
61
59i/4
63%
11,800
1
10
10
10%
800
6%
Jan
13%
5
14'/4
14
14%
3,700
13%
Sep
17 Va
30
31
450
25%
Feb
32
700
2 Va
Jan
350
y4
*
~2%
25c
*
176
2%
21
10
21
73 Vz
3%
Jun
Sep
Sep
Sep
Co
18%
Oct
40
159%
Sep
12%
12%
12%
18,800
93ft
Jan
12%
Oct
38%
36
38%
370
17%
Feb
38 Va
Oct
6%
Sep
2.50
.
174
176
——
13'%
4
(Mo)
Brothers
1
24% Mar
176
9
Oct
Sep
13'/4
100
12%
Oct
22%
5,300
10%
Jan
24
750
14 V«
.T«n
1*%
jan
4,200
6%
Jan
12%
Sep
Distillers
Co
13%
Oct
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Tar
&
&
Coal
Co
stock
ord
Chemical
Corp
Ltd
Co Ltd
common
35 %
5%
Jan
20%
Jan
11% Sep
26% Aug
22 Va
70
20
200
13%
20
143
Sep
Jan
30
Feb
Jan
155
May
Jan
20%
Sep
2%
.
2%
2%
4.500
2%
Sep
4% Mar
5'4
5
6 Va
4,900
3
Jan
6%
Sep
28% Jan
33%
Feb
30
29%
113
32
1.600
lli
2
95,500
1%
Jun
3'/a
Oct
4%
Jun
16%
Jun
2ft Jun
13%
14%
300
12%
Jan
ft
5ft
5%
4,100
4%
Jun
6% Aug
20%
20%
20%
100
Jan
25% Au Va
•
16%
16%
17%
1,200
15%
Apr
20%
11%
12%'
1,000
10 Va
Apr
13%
Jun
6% Mar
8%
Aug
Jan
5
*
*.
1
12
12%
700
10
*
1
Harris
10
Co
Co
12
Oct
15%
29%
5
35% July
7% May
Sep
2,900
4%
Jan
29%
50
25%
Jan
30% July
39
?9
40
36
Jan
45
21%
22%
3.900
19%
Jan
26% July
7%
7%
7%
7,200
7%
Oct
10
Jen
500
Jun
42
43
850
39% Mar
47%
Sep
50
42
51%
300
50
Oct
53%
Feb
13%
14%
12,200
6%
3,500
Laboratories—
10c
common
13%
13% Jan
17% Mar
Co Ltd—
Rubber
Durham
dep
(The)
"4%
Aug
22 %
•
(Allen B)
19
32%
4%
•
Inc
common
Power
14%
32.50
Drilling & Exporation Co
American
700
Jan
151% 152
m.
7.50
Brewery Ltd
Dragon Cement Co
Duraloy
24%
lft Apr
30
2% Aug
2.50
*
preferred
Jan
24
,25c
25c
Douglas Oil Company
Apr
24%
6s 8d
1
reg
Dorr-Oliver Inc
6%
500
.10
...
Ltd
rets ord
Dominion Textile
A
25%
8%
1
1
Exploration Ltd
Dominion Bridge
Co Ltd
Driver
1,900
25
...1
Dome
Duke
9%
25
5
Diversey (The) Corp
Draper
240
July
Ltd—
American dep
$2
35
1,300
34%
100
Devon-Leduc Oils
l7/a
35
...1
1
&
Products—
Steel
1%
14%
xlO
•
Manufacturing
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
Detroit Hardware
Mfg Co
Detroit
9
35
50c
debenture
Gasket
14%
—10c
Stores common
Corporation
Dennison Mfg class A common
8%
20
14%
1
Demlein
Detroit
21%
2.50
Inc
Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class A
rets
ord
5ft
5li!
Apr
27%
950
26%
Oct
32%
21,400
13%
Oct
14*4
Oct
Eastern
33%
331/4
34%
800
33 %
Oct*
44% Mar
Eastern
Malleable
Eastern
States
1
6%
Oct
3%
Jan
Jan
4%
Jun
9% July
Feb
9%
Jan
14%
3%
7%
10s
reg
Co
13%
14
10,600
8,600
3% Aug
11% Jan
1
2,700
5
May
II*
Hosiery class B common
Duro Test Corp common
6
~1% "hi
5%
6 Va
13,500
1%
Oct
J
22,000
5 A
Oct
7 9
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Iff
Sep
Feb
$7
$6
Gas &
prior
12%
13%
Jan
13%
25%
26 Va
1,500
500
8%
26
25%
Sep
33%
Jan
1
7
6%
7%
11,400
6%
Sep
9%
May
1
Corp
A
B
.
13
12%
13%
24,400
78
77%
78%
900
63%
31%
28 %
31%
730
28
21%
800
25
1
Iron
9%
10
—100
Fuel Assn common
preferred
preferred series
preferred series
*
_•
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America
4%%
"l%
-
Sep
Jun
*
common
18%
2%
45 % May
5
Crystal Dairies Inc
2%
4
9% Jan
500
4%
5%
Davenport Hosiery Mills
26V4
10,100
3%
13%
-
ft
5%
16%
3 %
13%
>
July
10Va
7
common
Manufacturing
14
15
3%
13%
20
page
534 Aug
100
11,100
6
(Md)_
Curtis
26%
15%
•
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc__1
Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
2
see
1%
600
•
common.
Canadian
footnotes
21,300
4%
li
900
l7/s
7%
common
May
18% Sep
4% Sep
15% July
7
Sep
•
,
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
For
1%
4%
6 Va
reg)__£1
—
Petroleum
1
Electric Power
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
Camden Fire Insurance.
Canada Cement Co Ltd
6% %
preference
Co
Tobacco
Dunlop
1%
10c
Inc
California
Canada
(ord
common..——
&
II5
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calif
1%
__
1
Feb
13
1.50
Cuban
Class
Calamba
Aug
22
.
-
Oct
45
24%
15%
Sugar
DuMont
C & C
17
Jan
16% Jan
%
—*
Dow
dep rets ord shares
Jan
38
24%
•
_
.—!
Dejay
6%
300
12
24%
—•
Day
25
26
3%
300
5,100
6%
ft
Atlantic
Davidson
50
3%
Sep
"ll
5c
Cuban
27% Aug
3,200
l
60c convertible preferred
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Burma Mines Ltd—
6%
Jan
30%
•
Burry Biscuit Corp...;
Byrd Oil Corporation
5%
2.50
common
Milner
Feb
7% Jun
Jan
15
24%
10c
receipts
Feb
1
preferred
American
5%
3%
1
Budget Finance Plan common!
Burroughs (J P)
Jan
21/4 Jan
10
Buckeye Pipe Line..
7%
Sep
3l%
£1
reg
common
Company
May
7%
29 Va
•
Mills Ltd class B
F
103
Sep
29%
£1
common
Forman Distillers
Bruck
45%
31%
10s
reg
cumulative preferred
Rubber Co common
Bruce (E L)
34 % Aug
Apr
10s
Company
Brown
14%
*
Co
British Columbia Power common
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
American
Sep
31%
Celanese Ltd—
Brown
Jan
•
American Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord reg
American
Apr
8%
26
British
British
9%
3 Va
7%
Oil
Jan
100
7 Va
American
Inc
Internat'l "A" partlc
Drug Co common
Crystal Oil Refining common
$6 preferred
7% May
2%
18 %
13 Va
1
Crown
300
17
75
76%
__1
Cork
Crown
Jun
99% Jan
Jun
98
1%
•
Jan
Apr
"7%
British
Corp
Corp
Corp
dep
Cent
Crown
13%
8
81%
Aug
8% Mar
700
Ltd—
Petroleum
10%
3
*
common
Beverage
501/4
12 Va
Sep
93
75
11
1.25
.
Minesi.
.
American
22%
*
Manufacturing Co
Cott,
49%
X9%
95
6
& Reynolds common—.—_l
preferred class A—
•
$1
24%
•
Brillo
Feb
3% May
5% Apr
50
Sep
9% May
11% July
28% Jan
6%
——__v———*
Gold
Courtaulds
19%
4% Aug
Jan
75%
140
77
171/4
III
Corroon
400
Bridgeport
Co
Coro Inc
11%
9,800
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord
Breeze
Corp common
Gas
23% Aug
16%
20c
—
B
23%
*
common
A
Class
15%
•
i
Co
Apr
Class
Cornucopia
21%
—
class A
Gorham
Apr
23%
100
12 Va July
6% Mar
10
Distillery Ltd—
voting—
non-voting
(H)
4,100
9%
common
2\\ Jan
10%
5%
7ft Mar
8% Mar
700
—*
Inc.
Commercial
Feb
9%
5%
Jan
—
Aviation & Engineering__l
Continental
2%
1
Bohack (H C)
Lines
Jun
Jan
4%
17
17%
Smelt Ltd....•
Continental Car-Na-Var
2%
Bickford's
&
Jun
1%
13%
common
12%
'.29% July
200
1
(S)
Mining &
4%
2%
Oct
16,500
10'ft
3%
10%
.1
Corp
Royalty Oil
10%
Sep
Oct
5,700
*
Jan
8
Jan
Jan
94
50c
Consolidated Engineering Corp
Consolidated Gas
Utilities
8% July
1% Aug
12% Mar
Apr
14Va
6% Mar
6
76%
95
10c
Feb
Consolidated Liquidating
f8
5%
18 V.
25%
50c
Sep
1,400
50c
Blumenthal
9%
1
—
4%
8%
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Black Starr &
9%
1
Vtc
Vtc
17%
\
Bell Telephone of Canada common
Belock Instrument Corp
Blauner's
6
Feb
10
Service.
Connelly Containers Inc
8
_1
common
Shoe Corp
Inc
5%
5%
.
1
18%
4%
5
20c
50c
Beckman Instruments Inc
Bellanca Aircraft
3%
10
_
Cook Paint & Varnish Co..
Company
(A Si
3%
—1
Manufacturing Co...
32 % July
811
15
—
Light & Power Ltd
Bearings Inc..
Beau-Brummell Ties
3%
Apr
37/a
24,000
1
Commodore Hotel Inc
Continental
Banco de los
Barium Steel Corp
Basic Refractories
11%
*
30s
Co
Airlines
11% Mar
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas—
Barcelona Tr
10'A
10c
Development ordinary.,—
Continental Air
1
6%
200
10%
Jan
15% Mar
3,400
•
Co
Colonial
Oct
B
Andes—
American shares
Banff Oil Ltd
5Va
161/2
1
vtc
Consolidated
common
Sep
%
'*
,
Corporation
1
Claussner Hosiery Co
5
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
20
Consolidated
Class A
116
ft Oct
—
4%
16%
5
—i——.—1
Clarostat Manufacturing
Feb
8%
Oct
Compo Shoe Machinery—
300
17%
10%
Non-voting non-cum preferred
Voting Machine
110%
4,700
ft
*
Jun
41%
17
Automatic
142% Jun
5
Community
10%
41
Jan
1
Co
L
D
Oct
17%
41%
Jan
5
Jan
41%
...
Jan
116
—4
Mining
2%
10 Vz
Baldwin Securities
20
5
105%
-•
Baldwin Rubber
110% 110%
10
Inc
Auto Stampings
Colts
on
'53)—•
22
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Ayshire Collieries Corp
250
1
Machine
&
Clark
30 %
—
Axe
Rivet
Coastal
Fisheries
Corp warrants
Feb
200
123 %
9%
—2
Wire & Cable Corp
Atlas Plywood Corp
—-—1
Automatic Steel Products Inc.—
1
Atlas
Feb
10%
9%
122
10
Colonial
on
12
10
common
Consolidated
2.50
America
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Cherry-Burrell
Circle
Tel—
$41
8% Aug
8% Jan
10
Chief
Industries—
arrear
&
108
6%
reg
Stores Inc
$43
'53
Coast
8,200
—1
Apr
•
dep rets
(ex
A
July
Atlantic
10%
9%
10%
Clary
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Aro Equipment Corp
&
Aug
America—__—.2.50
Feb
17% Jan
34
100
!
Chicago
Apr
14% May
pfd
common
Sep
38 V2
27%
Apr
.100
...
Jun
Sep
10.000
27 %
Jan
Co—
Light 4%
16
(The)
18,100
250
30
2%
*
series—
11%
Clark
16%
30 %
-1
$1,50
of
City
30%
Tel
Co
Apr
28%
30%
.1
common
Oil Co Ltd—.
Aug
15%
5%
_♦
Corp
32
29
Oct
—
Co
111
16%
2%
2%
2s 6d
preference
Aircraft
Oct
5
Associated
Convertible
Jan
5
Oil Corp
Louisiana Gas Co
1% July
17,300
10
Power
22%
107
5%
11,100
2 K
•
rets B ord
&
2,400
100
23%
Oct
1%
2%
pfd
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
21
5
2%
1%
•
preferred
Power
14%
13 V2
2%
1ft
2%
& CO-
Maine
3.50%
Central
Charter
300
2ii
5
19.50
1
common
Light $5
preference
Cessna
ft Apr
Feo
Apr
1
1
Apr
Jan
3 Va
9%
28% July
1
-1
Conv
Charis
2,600
22%
60
Sep
4
Sep
17% Mar
27% July
9,100
5,100
Corp of America
Oct
8%
25%
2
*
3
10% Jan
24%
(J W) Co common
( A M)
9% Mar
Arkansas Fuel
Arkansas Power & Light—
4.72% preferred
of
Carter
Oct
47,900
25'%
Casco Products common
5%
Arkansas
Food
American dep
Jun
July
1
High
■
Carreras Ltd—
Castle
'
■
Hi July
5% Mar
July
Oct
7 Va
32
3,300
12,200
vtc
Cenco Corporation
1,000
32
&
Oct
1,500
Angostura-Wupperman
Laundries
Power
l'/z
29%
2%
6%
common
Catalin
62
7%
Co
j| Jun
2,700
2%
6%
Kennedy Inc
&
Baxter
Sep
23
9%
Associated
Carey
IV4
28
11%.
Associate
City Products
Jan
A
6%
Minerals
Oil
Capital
Low
16
*
10c
Natural Gas Ltd vtc—
Canso
Ltd
Range slnee Jan.
High
1
pfd—10
r,ortic
Canso
Producers
Shares
•
common
T
Williston
Canadian
July
U
22 %
2.40
Electric
P^'ifina
an
for Week
of Prices
Low
—
Chesebrough-Ponds
shares.
American
Cans<1
Feb
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Associate
Marconi
Carnation
24
60%
5
American
Co
Canadian
Ltd
Sep
Feb
100 V* May
29%
'"mi*
Tractor
Mar
23
pfd—25
6%
American
Armour &
Dreage & dock uo jl.ui
Homestead Oils Ltd
Capital Transit Co
6%
13
32
Seal-Kap common
American Thread 5% preferred
"A"
Canners
Canadian
Feb
19
12%
22%
•
American
Anacon Lead
2,500
13%
4
•
34%
100
Co——„——
American
American
American
14%
12%
pfd_.—15
conv
American Beverage common——-1
American
14
25c
Inc
Air Filter 5%
American
%
51
Carolina
preferred-—-—100
cumulative
Amurex
5
of America—
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
Aluminum
6
1
Inc
Investing cap stock__l
(Mich) common.5
Internat'l
Allied
$3.75
6%
44%
10o
Alles & Fisher common
Allied
7%
45%
Canadian
Canadian
Engineering Co
Artists
Sale Price
Par
High
Low
Sales
Range
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range since Jan. 1
High
1
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Allied
Shares
Week's
Friday
—
Inc
dep rets Amer shares
American
OCTOBER 14
STOCK8
Kunstzijde N V—
Aigemene
Amer
Low
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
for Week
Range
21 %
-*
•
20%
182'% 182%
167
168
17%
Jan
Jan
Mar
Apr
14%
Oct
Sep
82
Sep
37%
Jur
26%
50
172
May
195
300
160
May
181%
Jun
Mar
Feb
-
Volume
Number
182
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.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(1593)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Week's
Range
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shares of beneficial int
$2 preferred
Mines Limited
Electric Bond & Share
ElectroData
1
16%
Sep
21%
1,375
2,900
21%
Jan
25
%
Sep
12,700
25%
Oct
6,300
10%
Aug
15%
Sep
20% July
26%
25%
27
1
11%
10%
11%
%
1
17%
18
800
1
14%
14%
15
4,000
20c
9%
9%
1,800
7% Aug
102 % Jan
5%
pfd—100
common
cum
27
3%
9,300
7
500
3%
12,100
42%
800
Irving Air Chute
_1
Israel-American Oil Corp
10c
Israel-Mediterranan Petrol Corp Inc_lc
3%
11% Sep
108
Aug
9% Jan
30%
Sep
5%
Sep
romnrot:nn
T.M
$1
nr
Warrants extended to Jan 1 1956
Eureka Pipe Line common
Factor
(Max)
Fairchild
& Co class A
Camera
Oils
&
Sterling
Aug
5%
100
8
Aug
9 % Aug
Katz
700
Jan
6%
25c
2%
Sep
Kawneer Co
UJ
2%
224,500
Oct
%
1A
123.100
May
!4 Jan
2%
1%
10
16
16
4%
1
10
15
Oct
1A Oct
July
18% Mar
Tiger
Motor
Class
A
Class
7%
1,100
7
22%
2,500
21
2
2%
13,700
1%
Jan
4%
8,400
3%
Jan
350
6A July
51 Ya
Jan
6,600
4%
Oct
66% July
6% Apr
*
Line
4%
A
4A
52%
52%
4%
4%
53
4%
1
class
A
22
21%
22%
3,200
1
Inc
8
7%
8%
14,600
131
125% 135%
•
170
170
102%
Amer
dep rets ord
£1
reg—
Brewing Co_-
Fox: (Peter)
Brewing
Fuller
A)
1
(Geo
1.25
Co
24
Jan
Jan
July
Jan
8% Oct
160
Sep
Sep
Jan
5%
Oct
8%
3
Oct
4% Feb
51§
6%
28,100
3
3%
2,000
3%
4 %
2,600
15%
15%
400
3%
11
July
104%
6.3e
3
5
3'
Jun
25
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
Fort Pitt
31% Sep
Aug
5%
900
10
Oct
May
20
of Canada—
*
Oct
•
10
1
non-voting
voting
B
7
21
2%
10
(M H) Co Inc
Fitzsimmons Stores Ltd
Ford
7%
22
2%
l
198
Apr
Jun
6 % July
17% Jun
14 % Mar
2%
3,000
'
5%
Power
Co
common
•
preferred
GeJlman
Mfg
100
Co
29 y2
29%
—
—
*
1
Corp
convertible preferred
b%
,
com
25
General
dep
rets
ord
5Va May
1% Oct
2%
Sep
3%
17% July
19 %
7 A Mar
33 Va Jan
10% July
—
—
Fireproofing
5%
Plywood Corp
convertible
General
Public
§Gcneral
5
common—
General Outdoor Adv 6%
General
£1
reg
pfd
50c
preferred
Service
1
20
$6
preferred—*
Corporation
1
Stores
41 %
42
800
3%
—-»■
4
1,400
100
common
Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60 preferred
Gerity
1
16 Vb
ioy8
16%
Mich
Giant
Corp
Yellowknife
Gilbert
(AC)
Gold
Mines
1
*
common
Gilchrist Co
%
1
Co
$4.50
A
6,'«
6 t3o
5,200
9%
9%
200
700
8
7%
7%
8%
6%
5%
8
3
4%
Oct
4%
Jan
8%
Sep
4% May
9%
Sep
1%
Apr
8%
Sep
1
Sep
4%
Sep
1,300
153,800
87,600
4%
4%
~1%
1%
1%
2%
2U
2%
4% Mar
12,300
25,900
6%
13/a
Sep
2%
Feb
Feb
1 li
900
10c
i.
Jan
3%
Oct
1
Drug
pfd
37/a
13,700
22%
22%
100
22%
Oct
22%
17%
17%
17%
100
15%
Sep
18 % May
11%
Feb
13% July
18
Oct
100
Company
(Del
Jan
2%
1033/4
'Wfa'
6/0 May
9% Oct
6
1
5
.
18
18
18%
800
%
26,700
15%
14%
15 %
1,300
Kingston Products
1
~3%
~3
"5%
3,000
3
Kio
1
3%
3%
4,100
2% Mar
—
&
—
Development Co
Knott
(I
Kobacker
42%
Jun
Feb
Laclede-Chrlsty
L'Aiglon Apparel
A
5,700
% May
A ^an
19
Jan
30% July
19%
600
19
Sep
25
12%
12%
123/s
200
11%
Jan
13% May
3(4
3%
x3%
1,900
2%
Jun
4% Mar
1A
1%
1%
900
'
'
•*++
1
'
——
5
16
900
IS
1,050
21
Jan
15 Va
15,500
11%
Jan
10%
11
1,100
10%
Oct
22%
22%
23%
1,100
20
Jan
1%
1%
%
4,700
1%
Jan
44(4
44'%
280
40%
Sep
57
—5
*
41
41
41
20%
5%
6%
1,100
4"%
Jan
6Va
Oct
5%
5%
5%
3,300
5%
Sep
6%
Jan
7%
6%
7%
2,900
1,300
10
12%
12%
12%
27
27
27
100
,
12%
Jan
pfd—25
1
conv
Grand
Rapids Varnish
Gray Manufacturing Co
Great
Amer
Industries
Great
Atlantic &
5
Inc
Pacific
10c
liy4 May
Co_:
Hydraulics ——:
Griesedieck
9%
common
July
17% Sep
15% Oct
v
24%
3%
185
3%
8%
11
2%
Feb
Mar
;—
51
27%
Inc__
Dept Stores common
Co
Rubenstein
E)
9%
900
15%
1,600
3%
3%
5,300
189%
450
30
183
2
2%
6,900
A
3%
33,600
12%
1,100
3
8%
9
llr
Hoe
& Co
(R)
&
3%
Jan
181
Mar
133%
224
Jan
141
W)
(J
McDonnell
New
Mar
10,700
1%
I
McKee
300
13 % Mar
20'/a
91%
16,100
70% May
92%
36%
36 %
100
28%
Jan
40
10%
11%
1,900
10 %
Aug
Apr
6
Apr
700
18
Oct
20
May
100
19
Jan
32
Sep
37% July
45
Jan
11% July
Jan
19%
Aug
43%
4,800
28%
Jan
44 Va
Sep
21%
5,000
20%
Oct
22
25% Mar
31%
11% Mar
18
21%
28%
42%
40%
21%
20%
4,300
•
10
26%
26%
17%
15%
17%
1
23%
23%
24
8,500
2,000
1
5%
8 IS
5%
5%
1
8%
9%
——1
49%
48%
Mfg
& Co
Iron
Co
;
Co—
Textile
_.
_—25c
1
2.50
1
Corp common
6% preferred
Oil
Sep
3%
Jan
41«
Jan
18%
Jan
Midvale
12%
Feb
Mid-West
11
Sep
Midwest
Feb
Mid-West
Corp
Midland
Corp $1
1
7,600
9%
Miller
3%
Jan
26 Va
Jan
46
13%
Sep
5%
Piping
Jan
Jun
Sep
5%
Jan
4%
1,000
4%
Sep
6%
Jan
Aug
2%
Jan
5% Aug
12%
Jan
2%
1,200
1%
10,700
3,100
36%
Sep
3%
1,200
2y4
Apr
10%
2,400
8%
Jan
59%
100
2,400
1,700
11%
300
%
Sep
1%
7%
7%
400
7%
Sep
8%
16%
550
17%
Sep
20
Sep
17 Va
1,300
16%
Oct
20
Aug
11%
13
.
100%
20
■
—•
3%
3%
Sep
Oct
17 Va
Jan
Jan
14%
Apr
26%
31
Aug
50
7
23%
5%
7%
900
2,800
25
10%
600
'
'
13%
3%
19%
19%
3%
'
400
'
1,700
May
Mt
82
July
18
Sep
Oct
5
Mar
Jan
10%
Sep
9
Mar
10%
Sep
13
Aug
3%
4%
Sep
15% Mar
25%
8,400
3%
6,700
3%
Sep
4%
500
3%
Feb
26 Va
400
49%
138%
19%
200
25%
49%
50
139%
138
210
26%
1,500
108% 110
20
37%
37%
200
95
95
99%
2,100
17%
16%
4%
8
5%
8%
1,300
Metal Products——
xl7
15%
47 Va
138
20%
104
32%
Mar
Jan
27
Oct
£0% May
5%
5,400
3% Mar
6
3,500
5%
35
22%
23%
18
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer dep rets ord reg
12%
£l
6%
6
37%
36
Inc
International
Cigar
Machinery
Metal
Industries A
8%
99
5%
5
107%
9%
10c
35.
A
1%
98
5%
106
8%
6%
33.600
38%
14,700
"8%
99
24
25%
25
Muter Company
2,500
Jan
23%
Jan
146 Va
Sep
123% 128%
127
36
36
5
5%
National
Alfalfa
Sep
7
Jan
200
14
Milling
Co
Co
4,500
3%
8,500
2%
Jan
4% July
5%
5%
5,000
4%
Jan
5Va
14%
1
25c
A
—1
10
Steel
Telefilm
Ltd.—-——
Car
Transit
National
Union
Mur Co
100
2%
17,300
11%
500
17%
18%
1,500
19%
20%
1,200
26
3%
3
i
4I/2
~30c
1
~2%
2%
10%
10%
—--5
w
200
*
—.—1
common
Electric Corp
Radiator Corp
23%
3%
3.000
& Tel
100
1
Oct
5V4 Aug
Jun
2 i3o
Jun
134 %
A
19,400
133 y8 135%
1,630
2(4
2
950
4% July
2%
17,300
Feb
28 Va
Sep
7y4
2 Va
Oct
3y4 Mar
21
131
Mar
Jan
Feb
145
4% Jun
2%
Apr
8%
Apr
17
Oct
11% Oct
11
2% Aug
Jun
Mar
5
2%
3
38%
37%
39
Oct
48%
1
17
16%
17%
10,900
3,900
37%
New Mexico & Arizona Land
16%
Oct
27 y4 May
& Oils Ltd
20c
2
1%
2%
29,400
1%
Oct
2%
2
2%
13,100
New Idria
Min
&
New
New
New Park Mining Co
New
Jersey
———25c
Zinc.
Pacific Coal
Process
50c
Chem Co
25% Aug
36% Feb
12% July
3
4,700
300
Jan
Sep
34% Sep
4% July
25%
3,900
Oct
Jan
30
4%
23
2%
5
24%
Jan
12
11%
6%
Apr
Jan
Oct
12%
1,000
19 %
24 Va
Jan
2%
6,800
Jan
Aug
11
8%
Oct
Jan
33 Va
2%
12%
Co_
2%
12%
Oct
3%
20
Watch
May
10%
100
_*
&
1 %
10 % Mar
17%
1.600
3
50c
Clock
12 % Mar
Apr
16% May
6,400
4%
4%% convertible preferred
preferred new
16
10%
1
common
Dominion Oil Ltd—-—-40c
New
7%
4%
26%
20
1
10c
Associates
18
14%
25%
2
2%
11%
—1
Ltd
Products common
Starch
Jan
8%
Jan
17%
3%
Machinery
Rubber
National
National
New England Tel
31% Sep
11% Feb
27%
16%
3%
—
Feb
24% May
Sep
16%
(Mich)_
Jun
22,000
Feb
—1
5,700
6
8%
26%
Feb
6%
——1
—
National
conv
17%
5%
National Presto Industries Inc————2
Haven
Oct
14%
5%
National Research Corp
New British
14%
Jan
14%
—
Dehydrating &
Jun
Oct
Sep
39
Aug
126%
9%
9%
May
Jan
Feb
Feb
30% Mar
5
Jan
Oct
Jun
31
4%
Jan
Apr
7
1,600
99%
8%
3% Jan
100
36
900
20%
Jan
4
19
1,750
25
5%
100
1,200
10
Inc
12% July
6,700
Oct
July
4%
5%
24
12
20%
109%
9 %
46 Va July
Jan
—1
Corp
Jan
99%
Jan
Jun
N
Nachman
Namm-Loeser's
Nestle Le
Jan
176 %
7%
41
3% Mar
20
.50c
common
Neptune Meter common
7%
8%
4%
75
11%
Apr
25%
Sep
94
43
9%
3%
165 % Mar
1,500
1,800
Jun
140
190
8%
8$>
9
43
10%
300
27%
42%
Aug
4%
173
5% July
8%
Feb
8
July
4%
172
173
103'/a July
27%
Oct
5%
Mar
105
8%
36
600
•
5
page
Sep
108
Jan
27%
Petroleum
15%
Oct
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
—
5
Piston Ring common
2.50
Muskogee Co common
—10
Muskegon
Mfg & Stores common
Aug
104
2
National
3K
_*
capital stock-*
Co
10
20
6% Sep
10%
50c
1
International
1,000
105
Apr
National U. S.
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock— •
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
—5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—10o
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co
Insurance Co of North America
13
104
May
Oct
National
12%
99
Jan
National
Apr
90
1%
Oct
5% Jun
v
9,100
100
104
26
102
22%
5
Feb
9% July
Sep
116
26%
19 Va
Apr
2 '/a May
450
111%
Jan
Oct
15%
31%
35,500
Jan
Jan
22%
Oct
Aug
25,800
Jun
Mar
1%
Jun
July
26
1%
Brewing
7%
12% Aug
36ya
107 Va
5%
National
15%
Jan
1%
National Bellas Hess common-
1,800
10,100
Oct
Jan
5
Sep
2,700
300
1%
17 Vo
6% July
6% Sep
1%
10o
Inc
TV
Jun
July
13%
1%
34%
103
Jun
Feb
33
5 %
SMuntz
50%
42% Aug
125
Jan
9%
100
24%
100
—2.50
149%
105
150
1,800
13%
1A
1
issued)
(when
Jan
Jan
Sep
25% Jun
1
Rights
Mar
84% May
4
4% Sep
5% Sep
23
Jan
5%
104% 105
♦
participation pfd——*
of America
10c
Jun
20%
3%
18%
15
15% July
Oct
22%
100
pfd
common
Mountain
Jan
4%
26
5%
Vernon-Woodberry Mills
States Tel & Tel.
105
Jan
8
■
—•
6%
34%
—50
—
Jan
20 % May
5%
50c
6% cumulative preferred———4
Oct
18% Mar
16%
2,800
Montgomery Ward & Co class A——•
3%
2,900
Service
Morris Plan Corp
14 Va
100
9%
3%
17 Va
Oct
Feb
Feb
10%
30
preferred
100
4.80% cumul preferred series B—100
4.50% preferred series C—
100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
*
76%
'
17%
15%
12%
300
22
cumulative
99
'
— -*
Jan
13,700
30
23%
common.-
Public
Clemens
May
5
25
17
10%
13
20%
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
1
Molybdenum Corp ——————-—1
Monongahela Power Co—
Mt
18 Va
100
Co
Moody Investors
17
Feb
6y8July
\i
5
—.—
Refineries
Apr
3% Sep
15% Feb
18
17
Sep
13
5%
50c
% convertible preferred
4.40%
8%
14%
——1
Co
Missouri
iy4
27
%
*
-—U—
Abrasive
Oct
Sep
61% July
2% Feb
62 '/a
Jan
'
5%
•
common
Sep
16
Feb
Feb
13%
11
Sep
7% Jan
10 Va
Jan
7%
400
Oct
Jan
July
Products—
Steel
Wo hi
Feb
5% May
~5%
preferred—*
$2 non-cum dividend shares
Co
7,700
15,700
13%
1
..
common
conv
53
9
—10
—
-
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light
3%
3%
2.50
Illinois Zinc Co common—
'
750
Co common
&
5% Aug
Feb
13%
5
issued)
9%
;
9%
300
10%
(when
(A G)
May
55 Va
13%
'*
5
3%
4-ft Jan
9%
17
July
15V4
Jun
14 Va Feb
2,800
17
Midland
61% July
Jun
May
3%
3%
£1
Middle States Petroleum
14% Mar
3 ya Mar
Oct
16%
83 %
18%
McWilliams Dredging common
2
Sep
50
3%
.*
1%
16%
17
National
1%
1%
85%
*
1
5
July
I
see
Oct
Inc common
Aircraft Corp—.
common
2
3%
*
Hydrc-Electric Securities
Eygrade Food Products
footnotes
Aug
18 Va
*
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
9%
25%
For
96 ya
Jan
29
Co Ltd
Communication
Mays
29'
3%
108%
International Resistance
Mar
13
18
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd—
10% July
20% July
5% Feb
900
5
common
International Petroleum
International Products
68
250
29
Co—
Feb
9%
Hubbell
International Breweries
325
18%
50c
Jan
7%
500
5%
*
Hardart
(The B)
Mesabi
1,800
40 Va
*
&
88%
18
Marconi International Marine
Feb
1,700
60c
1
Co
Jan
85%
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
1%
5%
——2.50
& Co—
46%
—1
Co-
common
Menasco
4 Va
38%
5% preferred
-100
(Harvey) Inc common5
Humble Oil Refining capital stock—*
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co
5
Horn
Stores
Metal
13% Mar
Apr
7 Va Mar
Jan
43 % July
.——7
Corporation
Oil
Maine Public Service
74%
11
58
10
Inc
Hardart Baking
50
M
Magna
Feb
4
5%
——---1
class A
(Geo A)
46 %
*
30% May
A Sep
14%
28%
10c
Corporation
Horder's
46%
1
Co
Jun
6,600
46?
2%
1
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common
Horn
6%
8
4% Jan
350
18V4
—1
Lynch Corp
10% July
100
4%
39
4%
100
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Horroel
(The)
Oct
8
14%
2
Hofmann Industries Inc————25c
Holly
Lunkenheimer
1%
1%
_—100
preferred
Henry Holt & Co common
Hercules Galion Products Inc—
Highie Mfg Co common
5%
convertible preferred
300
6%
85%
1
Exploration
Jan
500
4%
1
5%% preferred
A%
6
6%
Jan
*
27
18,500
i*6
11
58
4%
*
common
Co common
&
6
6%
Jan
4% Mar
Oct
30
6
•
21
1,100
13%
37%
5
&
Mead Johnsen
8%
*
—5
25c
Corp
(W
30
10%
2
Land
88
15%
10c
10c
Lithographing Co
Hazel Bishop Inc
Heller
A
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watcn CO—-
49% Mar
180
13%
1
—2
—1
—
Havana
Helena
1
1
Louisiana
7%
1
10
Chain
Apr
53
3%
45%
.—25
Light
Harvard Brewing Co
Mining
Class B
Jan
55 % Mar
1
Corp
Inc
class
Groceterias
Locke Steel
4 %
1
Hearn
Loblaw
Sep
—1
14%
2
Harbor Plywood
Hecla
31%
G.)
(R
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5% cumulative preferred
iy8
11%
5
Hammcnd Organ Company
Hazeltine
Jan
Oct
H
Electric
Sep
3%
75%
*
Hall Lamp Co
Hastings Mfg Co
Hathaway Bakeries
7%
200
400
-50c
—25c
common-
"
Gypsum Line & Abalastine
Hartford
10,500
3%
Realty
Tourneau
40
137% 139%
—
"i'/s
——1
Grocery Stores Products
7%
3%
common
Le
20
1%
27
1
9c
Company
7%
Lear Inc
'
■
—50c
Leases—
Freehold
200
Micromatic Hone
Ltd
Oils
Grass
100
10%
w—
1%
27
—-
1
Chemical
&
11%
10%
Lefcourt
Jun
Sep
8% Feb
11%
5
29,100
'
—
Tea—
Non-voting common stock—
_*
7% 1st preferred
———100
Oil
41
16 % Mar
31
'
31%
.
13 Va May
5
Co
University
Extension
Mar
15
Oct
20
100
9% Feb
6% July
'
— —
52%
Mines—;
1
Mar
21% May
14% Feb
20%
5%
La
Salle
Jan.
1
5
;
Lamson Corp cf Delawere
Lamson & Sessions Co
Manischewitz
29%
8%
Oct
6
1
Ltd
Lakey Foundry Corp
Jan
14y8
1% Mar
1(4 Jan
—
Jan
1
Inc
Mines
8 %
15
5% July
%
l
Company
■j
Mangel
28%
'
5
Sep
19%
iV
1
10
Stores
Shores
Feb
38%
33 %c
20c
Co
Corp
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Kroy Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co
Lake
Apr
7.50
Rubber
B)
Hotels
16%
19%
U—
'
Kleinert
Apr
A
11 -
14(4 May
'
3%
28 %
Oct
3^1
Oct
5
Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd
Jan
11% Mar
107% Aug
Jan
Kidde (Walter) & Co
2.50
Rights
Kings County Lighting common—
*
4% cumulative preferred
50
Oil
May
5
3%
22%
5
4%%
37/a
1
Kansas Gas & Electric
4%
Aug
Jun
18(4 Mar
12 3/4
15c
Feb
Feb
—5
class A
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
Gruoil
1%
105 %
10%
preferred
Sweet
110% July
Aug
2%
Goodman Manufacturing Co_.
—50
Gorham Manufacturing
common..—4
Greer
107
4,500
1%
Great
Jan
14%
—*
—
Consolidated
Lakes
Jan
2%
1
Great
18%
111%
2%
——
Sep
Apr
% Sep
108% Feb
28%
B
Inc
prior
400
May
Jun
1
class
Inc
Godchaux Sugar
Class B
Goldfield
108% 109%
43
Jan
108% July
5% Jan
1
Glenmcre Distilleries
(Adolf)
16
2%
——
Gobel
3,800
—
*
Union
Jun
108%
—
——
Aug
3%
10
Gladding McBean & Co
Glen Alden Corp
Globe
500
■
—
•
*
3% Mar
105 Va
4
34% July
115
1,000
—
Genera] Electric Co Ltd—
American
Apr
1,300
600
.
--
—
109 Va
2%
2%
Supply
Jan
Aug
9% Sep
8
Aug
3% Feb
7
~1%
General
27%
2
6%
General Acceptance Corp warrants
General Alloys Co
i.
Builders
1,300
—
1
common
31%
94%
1,700
Lanston Monotype Machine
Gatineau
3% Mar
Sep
89% Aug
—-
13%
7%
'w—'
1
common
Inc
Kennedy's Inc_
2.50
(Phila)
Inc
Co
Corp
4
9
6
1
Fish man
Flying
Motors
3,100
9
25c
Association
Firth
Kaiser
4%
5
I
2%
— —
12%
K
5%
Instrument—1—1
Ltd
Federated.Petroleums Ltd
Fire
Glass
1%
F
Fargo
Jeannette
Jerry O'Mahoney
Jupiter Oils Ltd
~5%
10
13%
High
Low
J
Feb
53% Feb
*
1
Range since Jan.
High
—
Apr
J an
Shares
2%
——
Apr
1
10c
pfd—100
Jan
23
Oct
42
3.90%
Iron Fireman Manufacturing v t c
Ironite
Inc
17%
Apr
3% Jan.
3%
2%
1
Iowa Public Service Co
for Week
Low
32
18%
41%
—1
Inc..
Ev-oirn
30
x8%
26%
10c
preferred
& Steel Corp com
1st
preferred
Forge
i>%
x7%
5
convertible
Esquire
104% 104 %
-—1
Emsco Manufacturing Co
Equity Corp
9%
Apr
May
%
11% May
Empire District Electric
Empire Millwork Corp
Er'e
900
25
Corp of America
Air Freight Corp
Emery
Par
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
High
20
%
common
Electronics
(2
17
5
common
LOW
Last
American Stock Exchange
Investors Royalty
%
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range since Jan. 1
High
24
—„„1
Corporation
Electrcgraphic Corp
Low
30
—
Elder
OCTOBER 14
for Week
Sales
Co
common—
.
1
*
3
2
Oct
58
Jan
2
4%
82
Jan
A Oct
Jan
July
33
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1594)
.
.
.
Monday, October 17, 1955
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Superior Oils
York
Auction
New
York
&
Co
Noma
Mines
Lites
B
Cement
class
1,025
40
Jan
12
1,050
10
Mar
114 May
24 Jan
3 Va Mar
6 Va
94 Mar
.2 A
2
7%
_10C
Corp
of
8,000
11%
12%
11% Aug
19%
Oct
Sep
49%
4%
4%
4%
7%
7 Va
8
.
::
45
200
Jan
101%
101% 103
2
2(4
———„————
5%
3%
5%
3
50%
^
6,900
90
245
10a
Jan
23,300
3%
38,400
2
Feb
Oct
4%
preferred
Sep
Company—
Silver
Simca
Ohio Brass Co class B
Ohio
Power 4 % %
Okalta Oils Ltd
2%
2%
1.000
2%
Sep
15%
15%
17%
64,900
6%
Jan
*
54%
54
56
preferred
—100
40c cumulative
1,375
68 %
6%
6%
6 %
1,100
6%
6 Va
A Sep
Jan
4%
Sep
2
Jun
6%
113
Oct
Jan
2
—7
1
7%
11,600
23
24%
150
Amerj shares.lOs
79
83%
1,000
1—.
74
1
25%
25 A
26
1st pfd—25
35%
35
35%
33
33
19% Aug
654 Jan
Jan
61
-
Apr
71%
2
——-—1
Overseas Securities
Jan
14
68 %
Television Inc
Omar Inc'—_—.—..
O'ekiep Copper Co Ltd
1084
1,000
71%
—1
preferred——.
&
50
111%
25
—
Okonite Company common
Old
Town Corp common.——
Olympic Radio
111
~2
90o
Oct-
54
475
84% Mar
8%
5% %
5
1st preferred
1st preferred——
%
5%
redeemable
25
Jan
32 %
28 4
28 4
100
27% Mar
29%
May
100
344
Sep
37
Mar
13 %
3,600
8%
Jan
13%
16%
16 4
17%
3,200
16%
Oct
20
21%
Feb
38%
38%
39%
3,800
37
45
Jan
3%
3 Va
Boss
27%
Apr
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pacific Power &
Page-Hersey Tubes
Pan
Israel
Oil
Paramount
Jun
105%
Jan
Sep
2
Jan
107% Aug
34 Feb
2%
2%
6,100
10%
11%
26,500
110'4
150
3%
share—1 Bol
Corp_„
1
Motors
"1%
"l%
4%
118,700
64
30,500
5%
60
5%
60
5%
50
5%
15%
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
800
1
9%
9%
9%
Co
Ltd—Name
of
Can
Ltd
Canada
2
Traffic
changed
(Effect
Ltd
Oct
—;
Co
7 Va
6%
7%
2.50
Minerals—
5%
5%
16%
16%
18,900
Pratt
&
200
Jan
4%
Jun
Stein
300
.61
Aug
x71%
Feb
20%
1,000
18
Jan
23% May
111 Jan
3j| July
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
9,800
5% Sep
7% Jan
2,000
9%
4
3%
4
900
5% Aug
3% Sep
18
154
20
6,200
13 4 Aug
50
7
~1%
9 Va
9%
98% 103
Va
7%
74
2,500
~1%
2,300
July
5% Jan
,4,400
78 Va
Jan
2,800
6 Va
2%
-1
1
*
class B (when issued)—
..1
Gas
•
&
Timber
Aug
.100
~2%
94
"2%
~2%
Jan
Jan
31
Jun
3,700
2%
Sep
x4%
8%
9
900
6%
Jan
94
52%
55
200
56
56%
350
52
Jan
60%
Feb
11%
11%
200
11%
Oct
12%
Jan
18%
18%
3,500
12%
Feb
19 4
July
A Jan
■
—
—
18%
6%
2%
6%
7
9,500
49 Va
5
Jan
Sep
67% July
10%
Jun
Feb
2%
Apr
Aug
16%
— —
12
9%
101%
2%
2%
5,800
14%
16%
3,500
36
16
37%
400
154
Feb
73
Jun
12
400
12
Oct
14%
10
Sep
2,200
Feb
10% Mar
12
9%
101.14 101%
50
1%
12
94
100
Mar
106 %
.———10
30
•
Preferred
28 4'
30
Jan
700
654 Sep
15%
Apr
16%
Jan
30
900
26
41
Feb
8
50
10
*
May
26%
Jan
30
Oct
10c
Jan
25
Apr
29
Oct
37
Jun
10
Aug
13% Mar
12%
12%
800
~9%
9 %
9 %
200
214
21%
500
14
1,600
1 Va
1
14
1
1
400
10%
9,100
~8%
5,100
♦
1
Rico
Argentine Mining Co
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rolls Royce Ltd—
American dep rets ord
50c
1965
6%
2%
2%
1
2%
2%
100
pfd F
Cablle Corp common
Roosevelt Field Inc
96%
96%
5
6%
2%
3,300
2%
4,100
97
22%
23
1,000
series
Apr
5
500
1
6%
75
7
75
8
1
25c
24 4
2
A
7%
64
50c
1
Securities Corp General
32%
2
Ml •
194
—1
Inc
12.50
6entinel Radio Corp common
Sentrv Safety Control
see
page
1
10c
35.
34 Jan
34 Mar
98
Apr
2
A
July
5% Sep
27
Sep
Aug
434 Sep
16% Sep
6% Mar
9% May
50 % Feb
3%
Jan
64 Mar
6
Aug
84
Jan
U4
400
9% Aug
13%
Jan
7%
6
,
22%
Jan
18%
Co
Stylon Corporation
Talon Inc
Class
class
B
A
2
A Oct
5
Apr
Jan
28 4 Mar
32%
4,100
23
Jan
32%
2A
31,600
14
7
Jan
Jan
A Feb
22% Sep
2%
100
2%
Sep
12%
100
12 Va
Aug
18%
11
July
17
5 4
2
2,300
29.100
a4
Sep
3
2%
1%
4,300
4%
Sep
5% Aug
18 Va Sep
2,200
1,400
26%
26
27%
28,300
31%
32 %
600
15%
16
3,200
13%
1%
52
Apr
15% Aug
700
15
14%
17
Power
Co
&
_
5%
3 Va
_
_
Jan
8
17%
200
17%
Jan
204
16%
17
700
14
Jan
18%
Apr
Apr
12
12
500
10%
Jan
13%
Jun
34
3%
1,500
3
4%
4%
4%
27.100
4
30 4
30%
31
700
2,900
214
20%
22
194
19
194
900
'4 4
3%
9
9
20
39%
7%
4% May
Jan
Mar
36
May
20%
Oct
Jan
55
Sep
Oct
23%
Jan
40
9,5UO
4%
Apr
Jun
200
3%
4 Va
3,500
7 Va
8%
3% May
7
174
600
Mar
15%
14%
Apr
22%
36% May
3 % Aug
8,500
16%
30%
7%
11%
Oct
Jan
52
Jan
Jan
Mar
5%
Feb
10
Sep
19%
Jun
15 Va
16
2,200
11 Va
Jan
17%
Jun
24
25%
3,800
23%
Feb
14%
9,500
13%
Oct
314 May
16% Mar
1A
10,700
13%
13%
1
1 Va
:
12
107
Sep
July
284
28 4
29
1,000
23 4
Jan
18 4
17 %
18%
3,000
15
Jan
3%
—20
25%
1
.
22% July
5% Apr
Sep
16%
Apr
14%
Feb
27 Va
Sep
24%
26%
9,500
22 4
200
10%
114
3,400
37
300
20 % May
9%
26
Jan
25% Aug
12% July
Mar
6%
41%
Sep
Feb
7%
Jun
1%
9
100
Sep
11%
1024
1
1%
100
1A
614
...20
preferred
3%
700
—
registered-.__5s
common
5,100
36'%
11
.1
Sep
Mar
35% May
4%
21%
25c
1%
112
12%
3%
12
registered....£1
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
614
100
56%
Jan
69
8%
9 4
13,200
4%
Jan
10% July
1024 102 4
100
99
Jan
Jan
112
105
Jun
Mar
May
_
2%
3.800
24
Jan
3 4
~1%
1%
1A
7.600
1%
Oct
2%
Jan
—.1
_
2%
1.25
Ltd
Trans Lux Corp
Tri-Continental warrants..
Temper
Feb
8% Mar
19
300
21%
"4
12%
.
Amer deposit rets ord
Amer deposit rets def
True
4%
Jan
26% Mar
21,300
4
214
10
common
Oils
Va
Sep
Feb
374
10c
Roofing Inc
Realty & Construction
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Empire
Aug
1
_
Tishman
Trans
Jan
59
3%
•
_
Thorofare Markets Inc.
Shipyard Corp
Corp
4%
Jan
300
15'/a
pfd—_
Tilo
Toledo Edison 44%
Jan
5%
3%
1
Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Todd
7 Va
Jan
43
Sep
9% May
Mar
"5
Corp
Corporation
204
Aug
6
24%
.1
$4.56
Thompson-Starrett
Thor
Oct
17
Jan
July
...7
.
_
Light
Chemical
Jan
17%
43
5
_
Thew Shovel Co common
Thiokol
18
Jan
17%
*
common-
Calgary
Texas
% Aug
5%
5
Tampa Electric Co common
Technicolor Inc common
Texas
Feb
Apr
36 4
July
200
200
Jun
30
15%
56
5%
61
31%
38
3 4
Jan
July
23 % July
15%
52 4
Jan
6%
Jan
Oct
37
—1
3%
3%
3%
200
3%
Feb
4Va
Jan
9 4
•
Corp
Trunz Inc
—
9%
120,800
9
Oct
28
28 V2
4,100
25
Jan
30
28
•
—
30
9
20
19 Va Mar
Sep
14 Va
Jan
30 Va
Aug
31
Sep
u
Ulen
Management Company
10c
Investment
Co
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
100
United Aircraft Products common..50c
5
54
800
5%
5%
2,300
10 4
105
10%
105
8%
Jan
85%
Jan
Milk
5%
5%
2,500
6%
6
7 A
10,800
46 %
A
45%
46%
800
Molasses Co Ltd—
Amer
United
N
J
RR
Profit
&
Canal
Sharing
U S
100
1,200
228
228
228
40
54% Mar
160
36%
Oct
40%
Jan
11'/a
Jan
16%
2Va Aug
90% Jan
3 %
Sep
Jun
Specialities common——_—— 1
Conditioning Corp
10c
13 Va
13%
400
"24
2%
2%
8,200
1
Oil
Utah-Idaho
203
1
3
.1
199
2%
13%
..50c
~5Va
——25c
2%
10
82
15
220
12,300
3
3,100
14%
1,600
May
235
Mar
Sep
3% July
15
Oct
5%
1.200
2%
Jan
5%
Apr
2%
2%
9,700
1%
Jan
2%
Sep
500
65 %
Apr
28%
Jan
79%
82
150
32%
33
common..—10
39%
39%
4012
1,800
54
5 %
5%
6,300
1
7%
Sugar
1% Mar
11
14 Mar
9
5
5
Co
Sep
Jan
6% July
239% Jun
Jun
38
Consolidated
228
9%
45%
37V4
United Stores Corp common
Universal American Corp.
Feb
Sep
8% Aug
46% Oct
6,700
37 4
Co..
A
Sep
Feb
Sep
——25
Corp—
Jan
7% July
94
Sep
Jan
49%
Reclaiming
Oct
11%
105
%
48%
class B
A
6% July
7% July
54 4
5%
48%
Rubber
6
Sep
35 %
100
10
common
5
5
25
Air
S
8
25
U S Foil
U
8
10s
——
common
preferred
United Shoe Machinery
Preferred
United
*
common
dep rets ord registered
United
10%
Products
Jan
Apr
10
1
United
4%
Feb
400
20
United
Asbestos Corp
United Elastic Corp
3%
41
5%
A Feb
20
4%
4%
4%
900
common
Products
2,700
2
30
3%
Corp
9% July
4%
Jan
3%
5
Oil
Apr
Oct
23%
500
1
Finch
6%
4%
150
2,700
Swan
Apr
Aug
6% Aug
2,400
1,700
1
6
75
"4%
25,600
25c
.
Jun
4% May
4% Sep
27%
4%
44
17
Feb
Jan
58
1,400
5%
*
Insurance
8%
300
200
5%
5%
Superior Portland Cement Inc.—,
Superior Tool & Die Co
Universal
Apr
11%
70
5%
194
*
...
Universal
Jan
11%
Jan
16%
*
Ray Drug common..
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp...
Jan
6%
11%
22%
1
Sun
Apr
3%
8,600
Oct
5%
common
25% Sep
300
20
13%
5%
5
&
22
4,200
31%
1,600
--1
(S)
21%
Jun
7%
22
15%
5%
Stop & Shop Inc——
Universal
64
20=|/4
2
39,200
Sep
13%
53 4
Instrument—_—10c
United States Vitamin
Sep
2%
12%
4
15%
Stetson (J B) Common
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp
United
12%
•
Selby Shoe Co
Apr
85%
200
26
Sep
15%
—
20 4 Mar
20%
*
8%
65 4 Mar
24 Va
Jun
5%
common
20
1
common
Jan
1,900
20
28
24%
9%
52
Aluminum Products common_5
Brewers Inc.—:—~.
—1
Inc
1
2% July
45 Va
76%
104
20
700
Jan
Mar
1% Feb
15
Oct
1,100
24
214 Mar
Apr
3%
104
18% July
24% Jan
11
1
footnotes
Feb
Mar
10%
20
series
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard Western Airlines
For
92%
27%
1
Inc
Seeman Bros
2% July
2% Jun
6,100
27%
25 4 Mar
53 4
4
44 Feb
3,700
3%
4 May
Jun
400
*
2,000
27
July
600
"4%
5
11%
1%
47
-1
Union Gas of Canada.
14'/a
1
Jan
—1
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
37%
10,200
38 %
200
27
15%
——1
Corp
Precision
400.
4%
1
Corp—.——
Co
49% July
69%
Canada ordinary—
•
Corporation—5
&
28%
Jan
104
5%
—1
i__:—
w
57% May
Sep
25%
154
•
——
Co
Sep
Jan
374 Mar
9%
10
Union
11
1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
Co
.1
114 July
35%
s
Steel
Corp—...
9%
8%
27
*
50c
'
41%
1
14% July
Jan
13
6%
Jan
50
200
27 4
68
11%
5%
49%
27%
25
Jan
13%
~64
52
27
Feb
4%
37%
1
St Lawrence
Corp Ltd common
San Carlos
Milling Co Ltd
San Diego Gas & Electric
Co—
Cum pfd 5%
series
Scullin
9% Oct
10
23
—1.25
—
Schick
190
Jan
May
*
Ryan Aeronautical Co—
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
4%%
%
37
1.50
.
Company
pfd
1,100
Jan
Jan
—10
:
Russeks Fifth Ave common
Russell (The F C)
Cum
1
55
£1
reg
Rome
Rotary Electric Steel Co
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
6%
1
3
9% Mar
16%
7,800
38 4
9%
"7%
10%
14
37%
5
1
Richmond Radiator—
(Texas Corpi vtc...
Vtc extended to Jan
21%
50c
&
Engineering
Remington Arms Co Inc.
9% July
23%
4,100
—1
Reliance Electric
Jan
100
31%
...1
Corp
7
23%
29
6.25
^
Inc
100
23%
304
52
27%
27
Toklan Oil
.
Cum pfd 4.40%
Apr
16'1/2
30
1
Pump Co...
(Robert) & Co
Rice-Stix
Sep
44
.164
Jan
Feb
6% Jun
R
Oil
Feb
8%
5
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
Reading Tube Corp common
Reda
Aug
27%
com—
Quebec Power Co
Reiter-Foster
Jan
10% July
115
56
Pyle-National Co common
Pyrene Manufacturing
Reis
Jan
52%
•
2.50
Public Service of Colorado—
4(4% cumulative preferred.
Pulp
4% Jan
20
3%
2.50
1
Puget Sound
~1%
94
—25c
1
New
1%
100
1
Progress
Providence
Jan
(A)
Stroock
10
common
Starrett (The)
4%
2
32
25
———-10
B
common
Steel Co of
61/4
B
New
class
Products
Steel Parts
6%
Inc
Common
63 %
2
2,900
—-——5
(Ky)—
Packaging
Feb
6
America..—
Piosperity Co class
44
9% Jan
6
33%
25
Convertible preferred—
Standard Power & Light common
18% Mar
6Va
*
common...
Co.
Jan
25,400
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd.
Producers Corp of Nevada
Mfg
6% May
6% Jan
16 Va
33
6% Mar
Jun
~4
10% Sep
fi,
Lambert Co
Pressed Metals of
Jan
Jun
7
41%
—
Jan
8
"4%
Standard
4%
800
l.iuo
40%
—
Jan
6 Va
1
—
Corp of Canada
Prentice-Hall Inc
Apr
Jan
4,100
9
25
T—.
Jun
Aug
84
Standard Dredging Con) common——1
$1.60 convertible preferred—
20
Standard Factors Corp
1
Standard Forgings Corp
1
18%
_——_1
Pneumatic Scale common
Polaris Mining Co.—
Powdrell & Alexander common
Power
64
25%
6%
,_
Royalty Co—
Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Oil
4%
8
41
8%
40%
Shoe
Standard
24 %
4%
Petroleum
Southland
Spencer
Oct
Oct
Apr
7%
3378
Corp..2
Southern Materials Co Inc————2
Southern Pipe Line——
_X
4 4
shares—10s
Piper Aircraft Corp common—
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie—
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant Valley Wine Co.—
California
Jan
~2A
*
Ltd
preferred
preferred..:
cumulative
44
3%
9
25
8%
Jun
4%
-25
preference-
cumulative
4.08%
3% Mar
Oct
32%
preference——25
Standard Industries Inc.
1
10c
Mines
4.32%
Southern
63 Va
4 4
Pierce Governor
common—.———1
Pinchin Johnson Ltd Amer
Gold
convertible
300
2,800
14 July
May
84
25
preferred
convertible
Standard
10 pesos
Co
preferred
cumulative
Sep
15
400
16 4
.
—1
Phillips Screw Co
Pioneer
original
44
3%
.'
—1
Jan
62% July
44
*
common——— 1
4%
14% July
6%
Mills
Corp
Manufacturing
2
Jan
*
Standard Tube class B
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp—.
.——2.50
&
72% July
Paper
Standard-Thomson
1
Philippine Long Dist Tel
Phillips Packing Co
Jan
5
3,600
1,000
110% May
Jan
to
(The)
Peruvian Oils
59
Jan
6)
—
Pennroad Corp common——
Pep Boys
1%
2,700
Corp..
Jan
13
14 May
4% Sep
300
<—2
2
of
104
16,200
3%
-
5%
—
1
Class B
Patino
104 May
67 % Mar
1%
lc
Amer
Parkersburg-Aetna
Penn
106%
Apr
110
vtc— 2 Bol
vtc
(C A)
Chemical Company
Parker Pen Co class A
Patican
Sep
101 Va
common
Park
Patino
xl02Va
40
I
114
pfd——100
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A)
Pentepec Oil
"2%
1
—
Light 5%
160
xl04
Pacific Northern
Airlines———;—-1
1,100
103 % 103 %
104%
preferred—
(Howard)
5%
Apr
Oct
25%
6% Mar
Sep
34%
Jan
25%
26%
103% 104%
44
12%
Sonotone
Feb
25%
3,200
Sep
Apr
32
294 Aug
29 4
_4%
4%
40c
38
13
4.48%
Sep
1
Corp.—
29%
38 % Mar
Sep
31% Aug
32
Apr
Jan
27
——1
34%
Jan
4,000
Sep
.—*
convertible
Apr
27%
Jan
28%
Aug
314
47
314
27%
28
27%
Feb
51
Jan
Oct
100
27%
20'/2
Oct
4.56%
100
106 %
1,100
%
Apr
2,200
1,500
28%
Jan
46 4 May
27%
Feb
29%
37 4
29
104%
26%
Feb
Sep
117%
3,400
Sep
29%
10
76
Jan
2,200
34%
28%
100
%
1,700
28%
106
13%
52 Va Mar
300
31%
Jan
28%
8% May
1,700
Sep
%
18 Va
28%
Jun
13 %
29%
600
28%
28%
Feb
31
74
944 Aug
294 July
preferred——25
1st
5% redeemable 1st pfd series
A—25
4.80% red 1st preferred-—*
25
4.50% red 1st pfd
25
Pacific Lighting $4.50
preferred
*
$4.40 dividend cum preferred——*'
$4.75 dividend preferred————
137/8
Mar
27%
—2
——
Precision
May
7,400
614 x65
102% 1044
106
South Coast Corp common
—1
South Penn Oil Co
common——12.50
Southern California Edison—
Sep
25
11%
Sep
84
27
American
4.88 %
6%
10%
11 %
22
30 4
P
Pacific Gas & Electric
100
2
common
Creek
Smith
6% July
8% Jun
25
4,300
1
High
Amer dep rets ord
registered——_£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telviv
Corp—10c
17% Oct
common—
1,000
9
*
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common.
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer " Manufacturing Co Ltd—
44 Mar
——50c
Ogden Corp common.
2%
13
—*
*
since Jan.
Low
28
10%
61%
103%
Range
High
12%
8%
100
——
Shares
28
Shares——500 fr
Sjmmons-Boardman Publications—
Oct
1
...;
Class B
$3
Oceanic Oil
8%
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Silex Co
.Tan
3
12%
*
of Canada
Shoe Corp of America class A—
Sicks Breweries Ltd-—
5% Oct
Oct
1
—-—*00
common
Sherwin-Williams
12
July
944 Jun
Mar
Leather
Denn
Mining
5
Shawinigan Water & Power—_—-—*
Sherwin-Williams common
25
6 4 Mar
4% July
5% Jan
13,500
88
*
Seton
for Week
Low
Shattuck
56% July
56 Va Aug
200
49
.100
America———
Jan
50
10,900
50'4
-50
Co.._——^—
Pub Serv 44%pfd—
Class A
13,200
Jan
53%
—
RR
Northern Ind
Nuclear
»
*16
74
A
50
11%
„10
North American Rayon $3 pfd
„50
North Canadian Oils Ltd———— -25
Northeast Airlines
1
—
9
6%
104
-10
-
Corp class B—
Servomechanisms Inc
Oct
500
68
11
1
A
Serrick
Sep
17
58%
12
—
—
North Penn
18
80
15%
66
—
American
Class
.
Par
Apr
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
High
3A
A Aug
15%
Norden-Ketay Corp—-.—————North
Low
2
1.100
16
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
„10
1
—
Inc
2
16
1
-10
common—
Honduras Kosario—
New York Merchandise—.
Nipissing
*
STOCKS
Range since Jan.
High
5.
9
—1
New
Friday
Shares
Low
Par
New
OCTOBER 14
for Week
Last
American Stock Exchange
ENDED
Sales
25% Mar
3 4
Feb
X83
46%
Aug
Jun
42% July
6
Jun
V
Valspar
$4
Corp
common
convertible
Vanadium-Alloys
Van Norman Co
7%
7%
400
6 Va
Apr
preferred
5
89%
89 %
70
87 Va
Apr
94%
Steel
•
31
31%
500
27
Jan
4%
500
354 July
5 4 Jun
Co
warrants—
Venezuelan Petroleum
Venezuela
Syndicate
,
Inc—j
Vinco
Corporation
!
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Jan
7%
Jun
Vogt
14 Aug
3%
Feb
Vulcan
1
80
80
200
10
11.400
20c
9%
9%
1
44
4
4 4
3,700
Corp.
24
24
24%
•
Manufacturing
Silver-Lead
4 4
16 Va
16
16%
1,200
1
4%
4%
3,100
10
4%
400
3% May
25
Jan
4%
Jan
4
Oct
8Va July
Jan
93
July
134 July
6 Va Feb
23 4 May
29%
14%
Jun
17%
Feb
3% May
"7 V«
July
Jun
Volume
182
Number
5473
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
J
Last
American Stock Exchange
>
•;V
Aircraft
Wagner
7v!o
•
voting
ctfs
ext
High
1
American
Waitt & Bond Inc
$2 cumulative preferred
&
—
33'
2%
3u,
Jan
4i/„
Jan
42 200
1%
Van
2%
Feb
'
Oct
11%
Apr
Rio de Janeiro stmpd (Plan A) 2s 2012-Jan-Jufp
173/.
Inn
07
Feh
ARussian Government 6%s 1919
110
2%
277,600
143Vq143%
1 ' 000
6%
1 700
2^
4
jS
1
133%
•
253
262
Jan
*54%
101
6
Aue
105% May
41a
420
186
7.700
262
Jan
^ Jan
50
37%
Oct
Jan
46
»
75
18%
Jan
21
50
30
Jan
37% Aug
12 %
800
10
Jan
2.40S
T4
oun
16%
2,900
12% Mar
8
*
77®8
8%
35300
3%
i',5oo
16%
125
104% 104 %
10
800
fx
1
3%
16%
1
37a
25
100
28%
27 %
28%
57 %
1
_
57 %
19«,
12
2
common
8
103
Jun
33 %
153/4 Jan
2,300
on
715
715
16
—5s
£1
100
—
-•
75
Mar
9
^
3% Mar
5 300
°"5UU
0%
3V,
l)5
213
M*
SeD
bep
Interest
Last
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
Pump
Appalachian Elec
Edison
inc
4s
Power
6s
3%s
Aug
2%s
debs
1994
Jun-Dec
1970
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Bonds
series
1st
mortgage
A 1st
Eastern
Elmira
4s
mortgage
Gas
&
Water
3%s
series
4s
Fuel
Lt
&
RR
A6%s with Nov
1
A6%s
1947
Nov
1
1940
AGesfuerel
debs
6s
&
1956—
Jan
Feh
»eo
97
89 %
72
74%
63
63
98% 98%
100% 100%
—
Low
1953
coupon
98%
—
May-Nov
-May-Nov
1953
1953—
Nov
1
RR
1970
4s
mortgage
6%s
due
1940
1st
6%s
1953
Power
1st
coupon
__
as
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
Bonds
10
10
First
Second
10
Indus-
Rail-
Util-
65
Indus-
Grade
Grade
Util-
40
trials
roads
Jties
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
Bonds
97.42
97.47
97.39
100.53
100.50
100.55
99.70
99.82
99.76
97.06
97.17.
97.02
Date
Total
extended
98.67
98.74
98.68
454.41
441.14
438.59
——
62.54
61.67
61.39
161.67
157.28
156.44
147.85
61.69
158.62
97.39
100.55
99.82
97.00
98.69
444.91
;
Oct. 12
151.00
146.37
145.63
445.58
Oct. 7
Oct. 10
Oct. 11
147.94
61.87
158.59
97.41
100.55
99.77
96.92
98.66
Over-the-Counfer Industrial Stock Averages
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
150
2
95
100
5
87%
92%
4
72
81
Date—
Oct.
Thurs.
1
63
72
93%
99%
4
100 %
Oct.
68.05 Jan 18
Low
73.82
1955
80.11 July 27
High
18
11—
12
Oct.
(or
Range
Closing
75.13
10
Oct.
Mon.
Wed.
8
1954
for
Range
T
74.06
High
68.72 Dec 31
73.97
13—
Low
47.32 Jan
103%
—
$94%
Fri.
Oct.
14
4
•—
104%
100
95
__
81%
108
130
$47%
130
46
49%
SEC Index of Stock Prices
99
95
__
$159
—-June-Dec
$150
1952
__
Mar-Nov
—
liq tr ctfs—
100%
—April-Oct
48
129%
138%
groups compared with the preceding week
current year are as follows (1939=100):
and with highs and lows for the
i
$25
100
101%
48
93%
101%
•,
,
1
-1955-
Percent
311.2
Composite
LOW
High
Change
Sept. 30, '55
Oct. 7, '55
p.
97
93 %
319.6
—2.6
269.4
334.2
—3.0
417.1
$101% 104
100
324.7
Jan-July
__
Jan-July
April-ocf
1968
98%
101%
April-0ct
.
368.3
381.4
—3.4
398.3
304.2
401.9
412.6
—2.6
434.0
342.0
319.2
—2.7
339.1
283.5
Goods
Transportation
98%
13
90%
101% 102%
98%
8
100%
1041%
Trade,
94%
100 Va
Mining
$98
__
$98% 104
99
Jan-July
Durable Goods
Manufacturing
1021/4
$160
__
June-Dec
1970
386.0
397.9
Non-Durable
1963
to
3%s
prices based on the closing prices of the common
Oct. 7, 1955, for composite and by major industry
The SEC index of stock
$105
$93%
■
May-Nov
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964
3%s
4% 12%
75
Total
stocks for the week ended
1953_:
mortgage
3s 1971
mortgage
7%
15
104%
145
Nippon Electric Fower Co Ltd—
Ohio
7%
$25
'
.Jan-July
A7s ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1952
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland Valley RR 4%
1963_
New England
Power 3%s
1961
A 1st
12%
7%
20
68
100%
$105
_„
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
——June-Dec
—
Hamburg Elev & Underground
& St Rys
5 %s 1938
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
with
3L
4%
10
High
60
A
A7s
58%
88
-
coupon
Western
97
89%
May
—-Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961—
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967
Guantanamo
48
30
Tues.
1965
5s
20
—
'—
1993—
B
102% 103%
~
—May-Nov
1993
series
3%s
4
No.
155
Jan-July
1978__
A
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtge Coex
64
f
Jan. 1
60"%
$145
—
—June-Dec
1970
A
103%
Quar-Feb
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
•.
43
58%
Range since
JjcJd
High
60
~
June-Dec,
1998
1
Chicago Transit Authority
: '
41
Week's Range
Low
Boston
99% 103%
__
Stocks
Sep
711 Mar
_
15.
1
111
Friday
Stock
Steel
—
__
Ltd—
BONDS
Bethlehem
77/a
the New York Stock Exchange
Oct. 13
&
__
----
Below are the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
listed
203/4 Sep
Jan
39
Jan-July
Jun
107% Feb
Jan
__
Stock and Bond Averages
¥ W¥ I M
Apr
4%
19
Jan
Aug
19%
«222
59
10it
2% Mar
—
.
Jun
20% July
6^Mar
12%
______
57%
June-Dec
1%
16 %
5
Oct
14%
2«:
16
4
1
12%
"4
12 %
1
78
142%
577/s
Jan-July
___—
—
^Reported in receivership.
,
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit ; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumulative! "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i>" when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Mar
21% July
21
1997
1
—
fronds being traded flat.
% Mar
Jan
14'
425
Sep
34%
—
Steel
High
Low
*No Par valuea Deferred delivery transaction (net included in year's range),
d Ex-interest.
a Odd-lot transaction (not included in year's range), f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend, h Exprincipal, n Under-the-rule transaction (not included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash
(not Included in year's range), x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
tFriday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
Jidv
8%
Feb
18%
25
pfd
A5%s 1921
3% Mar
34%
;
deposit receipts
6% preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd_
Amer
Jan. 1
No.
*303 30
7%
77/a
—
Peru (Republic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan
20
American
American
Range since
Sold
1103% 106
__
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Jan
43%
preferred
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Jan
18%
Ltd
Woodley Petroleum
Bonds
High
+}65
24
21700
A
__
9fi7/»
43%
common
(F W)
Oct
1
5% preferred
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4%%
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
V/oolworth
Feb
Or»t
%
Oil
Brothers
5%
112%
10
Petroleums
Wilson
Friday's
*60
J60
__
io%
fx
Corp
Wickes (The) Corp
Williams (R C) & Co_
Wilrich
Jan
May-Nov
.April-Oct
June-Dec
17% May
20
convertible
or
Bid & Asked
Low
A7s <lssue of May 1927> 1947
A7« (issue of Oct 1927) 1947_____
A Mortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931 _
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Feb
Jan
__
com—•
Stationary
8%
Oct
105%
100
4%
*
White's Auto Stores Inc
River
4%
100
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
5%%
Sale Price
v
5
o^'a
2%
1.25
Westmoreland Coal
Westmoreland Inc_
Wichita
Last
Period
2 too
4
145
*
Ry 7% 1st pfd__100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord shares
Is
&
Interest
Exchange
2%
21%
25%
10c
pfd
3:r.
__
20
011
4%
—
40c
Manufacturing
Tablet
50
io%
19%
1
common
West Texas Utilities
4.40%
Western Leaseholds Ltd
Western Maryland
Western
500
__
1
preference
Wentworth
5%
109'A 112%
109%
30
Knapp Inc
series
1 100
-1
& Tiernan Inc
Ward Baking Co warrants
Wasatch Corp
Webb
4%
5%
100
Waltham Watch Co
Stock
High
Lew
4%
*
preferred
Wallace
i
BONDS
Range since Jan.
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Co__
Baking
''
$6
Shares
W
Waco
■
for Week
Low
Par
Week's Range
Friday
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
OCTOBER 14
Sales
100
101%
99
utility
99
1031%
102
310.7
151.5
309.9
—
—
Finance and Service
—1.0
159.0
—2.3
335.4
265.6
306.6
297.3*
-
143.6
153.0
317.2
—3.0
324.2
297.3
•New Low.
1UJ7»
Piedmont
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s with Oct. 1 1940 coupon 1960
A6%s ex Oct 1 1947 coupon I960—___
Public
Service Electric & Gas
Co
6s
April-Oct
—
__
______
—
1998-Jan-July
—
Reading Tube Corp 6s 1971—■————Jan-July
ARuhr Housing Corp 6%s 1958
—May-Nov
Safe
Harbor
Water
Power
Corp
3s,
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
3%s series A 1973
1st
and ref
2%s series
M
series
3s
C
B
1973
_:
3s
series
E
1978
3s
series
F
1979—.
Southern
California
Southern
Counties
Southwestern
Spalding
Gas
Gas
G)
(A
Gas
&
(Calif.)
Electric
&
Bros
5s
3s
1989.
92
99% 100%
99%
99%
6
102
88
110
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
52
98%
103%
4
98%
103'/4
95%
103'A
Number of
Shares
$273,000
275,000
156,000
168,000
104%
Thurs. Oct. 13—
1,978,770
99% 102
16
95
103
Fri. Oct.
1,641,000
3,123,000
290,800
100% 101
13
98
100%
12,212,825
$23,692,200
$1,162,800
$100% 104%
98 %
104
$99% 104%
93'%
Hydro-Electric
107
A6%s with
A6 %s
United
Aug
Aug
ex
Dye
102% 102%
__
—
__
$97%
103
97%
99%
5
98%
1031/4
102%
.
Mon. Oct. 10.:
3,098,445
Tues. Oct. 11___
98
94%
3,594,540
Wed. Oct. 12
1,900,070
14—_7_
Total
1940 coupon
1
1
1947
6s
1953—.
Feb-Aug
__
1953—
coupon
__
1973
Feb-Aug
108
112
66
$105
92
______
A7s
with
Dec
Dec
ex
1940
1
1947
1
1956
June-Dec
Penn
Western
Traction
Newspaper
__
coupon. 1956,
__
1960
5s
Union
;
6s
J an-July
102
June-Dec
79%
June-Aug
1959
Feb-Aug
__
__
532,779,021
$13,000
$14,000
445.000
$26,500
862.000
1,162,800
2,456,600
69,742.400
100,277,580
Bank
;
102
102 %
2
92%
102%
101%
3
99
105%
79 %
88
73%
Total—,
23,692,200
12,399,500
781,540,600
619,941,900
$24,861,000
Railroad and Industrial
$25
77%
412,046,543
10,586,690
$2,000
4,000
Foreign
$105
99
June-Dec
$24,861,000
Jan. 1 to Oct. 14
1955
1954
195i
12,212,825
Shares
U. S. Government
International
coupon
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963_—
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964—
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974—
West
of
3,413,800
$2,000
$4,000
Bonds
85
United Electric Service Co—
A7s
Stocks—No.
$25
85
$2,000
$4,000
Week Ended Oct. 14
Co—
Chemical
&
$5,905,000
7,945,000
3,653,000
3,944,200
1051/4
98
Total
Bond
Sales
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
—
$99% 105
—
Feb-Aug
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
102
$98
$94%
—
___May-Nou
United States
Government
Jnt'l
Railroad
and Miscel.
1955
Terni
Exchange
100'A
$5,632,000
7,670,000
3,497,000
3.770,200
—
1971—Jan-July
1970
3%s
156
159
102
102
90
__
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
1970.—_—April-Ocf
3%s
$95
92
__
91
135
—
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1976
143%
17
$150
100
Transactions at the New York Slock
$25
$143% 145
98
100%
—
1981—May-Nov
1962_Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1976
3%s series D
100%
$105
$14,869,100
$851,742,000
$721,107,980
89
$106% 107
106
108%
$103 % 105%
100%
106 Va
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
BONDS
American
Stock
Interest
Last
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)
A20-year 7s April 1946
A20-year
ABaden
ACauca
7s
Jan
A6s
series
A
A6s
series
B
ADanzig Port
AGerman
1947
;
AS
f
—Jan-July
—June-Dec
Feb-Aug
:
Waterways
Munic
(City)
6s
7s
;
7s
AMedellin
7s
stamped
$80
113
157%
89%
86
30
May-Nov
A)
1951
June-Dec
116% 119
Mon. Oct. 10
Tues. Oct. 11
106
109
$185
197
89%
$70
$80
__
Government
Bonds
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
Total
Bonds
$41,000
131,000
32.000
126,000
46,000
$20,000
40,000
64,000
71,000
45,000
$10,000
14.000
15,000
14,000
24,000
$71,000
185,000
111,000
211,000
115,000
$376,000
917.350
1,028,025
821,445
805.783
768,815
4,341,418
Total
$240,000
$77,000
$693,000
Week Ended Oct. 14
100
27%
97
137
83
1955
Stocks—No.
120
of
Shares
1954
Jan. 1 to Oct. 14
1955
1954
4,341,418
3,615,464
183,822,747
112,208,754
$376,000
$232,000
$13,657,000
$10,026,000
240.000
77,000
111,000
94,000
13,909,000
2,440,000
8,686,000
3,871,000
$693,000
$437,000
$30,006,000
$22,583,000
Bonds
160%
197
Domestic
131
155 %
Foreign government
64
$145% 150
$43 %
18%
2
-
Fri. Oct. 14—
98
76
13
Bonds
182%
76
__
$84
86
Feb-Aug
1958
Mar-Sept
2%s 2008—_May-Nou
(Plan
High
113
—
$22
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
(Prov) 6%s 1949
ALima City (Peru) 6%s
stamped
stamped
Low
Foreign
Domestic
Shares)
Thurs. Oct. 13
$90
$165%
Jan-July
1952
r-
1939
AHanover
Maranhao
No.
$90
April-Ocf
6%s
1947—
1947
Ger
Jan. 1
& Prov Banks—■
1951
&
secured
AHanover
Jan-July
1952
Cons
Range since
Sold
Wed. Oct. 12
(Germany) 7s 1951
Valley 7s 1948—
Central Bk of German State
High
Bonds
—
April-Oct
I
Stocks
(Number
of
Week's Range
70 %
42%
43
Foreign corporate
Total
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1596)
.
.
.
Monday, October 17, 1955
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
Boston Stock
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Par
American
Motors
American
Tel
Corp
&
;
100
Anaconda
Company
Boston
Albany RR_
&
Boston Edison
Boston
&
Boston
Maine
Calumet
50
Service
Low
100
8%
2,630
172%
Jan
5,712
3jV
65%
47 %
138%
Jan
412
52%
62
27
82
15
Jan
29%
38
25
34
Jan
125
125
5
113
Mar
5
11%
11%
25
10
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51%
54
*
ZZ
38%
40%
13%
180
14
14
•
30%
30%
*
56%
57%
10%
130
12%
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc
Mass 8t
Eastern
SS
10
Lines
100
Inc
First National Stores Inc
General Electric (new;
Gillette Co (new)
Hathaway Bakeries
Island Creek Coal
Copper
Lone Star
Cement
Central
Mullins
Mfg
5
47%
35% May
9% Jan
14%
13%
Oct
22%
310
16%
Jan
31
52% Mar
47
Oct
58
38%
Oct
42 %
Oct
6%
24%
25%
'
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58%
pfd___100
61%
18
18
13
13
16
16%
20
Mathieson Chem
16%
135
133 % 135%
3
5
Shawmut
Co
Stone
3%
52%
Webster
Union
Twist
United
20% Mar
29%
98%
Jan
129%
United
S
69 %
New
Shoe
54
29
118
Jan
50
18
Aug
25 %
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Jan
16
Westinghouse Electric
Woodley Petroleum Co
50
46% May
Oct
18
Ford
130% Mar
145
1%
190
136
53 yH
Jan
22%
25
1,049
21%
1,300
40
7%
Jan
10%
23%
25
21%
Jan
28 %
10
26%
Jan
Jan
8
56
2
Electric
American
Bohn
Jun
Products
Brass.
;
Friday
stocks
49
125
36%
23%
915
22%
10%
464
Par
51%
53
20
Cincinnati Gas
*
Consumers
60% May
54'% Mar
Jun
Detroit
Detroit
Steel
51
Feb
669
45%
Jun
128
39% Mar
58%
2.386
58%
20
Sep
conuZZZsZio
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25%
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Cincinnati
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Cincinnati
50
Transit
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82%
Jan
43%
73%
Apr
Jan
Ex-Cell-O
10
Co
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Kroger
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1
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75
24%
151
37
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175
22% Jan
55%
65
25%
27
High
Jan
60%
65%
160
American
Airlines
American
Cyanamid
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American Telephone &
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51
60%
Armour
&
Ashland
~
Jan
67
Jan
99%
847
20%
Jun
958
46% May
9% Oct
26% July
50 % Mar
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3
20
111
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
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Bethlehem
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42%
523
99%
611
91
31%
35
24
27%
340
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Peninsular
Jan
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80
20%
Jan
29 Va
Jun
54%
10
48%
Apr
172%
Jan
2
Aug
VJ?
48
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3%
4,332
76%
100
62% Feb
65
135
47%
45
251
13%
13%
20
15
15%
174
5%
5%
10
12%
10
25
37%
Jan
30
104%
Jan
Si
Jan
36% May
13%
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Standard
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50%
16% May
Mar
52%
399
42%
Jan
115
66%
Jan
30%
54%
30%
193
30%
16
16%
190
22
16
Tool
121
Jan
44%
24
37%
65%
25
53% Jan
100 %
Aeco
Alaska
Amer
&
Dye (Un)
Mfg
Airlines
Sep
60
Sep
American
Can
249% July
52% Aug
American
Cyanamid
American
Motors
Corp
American
Potash
&
721/4
Sep
.
Co
Co
Chem
American
Radiator &
American
Smelting & Ref
American
Tel
25
13%
Jan
16% Mar
Jan
40%
Jun
American
Tobacco
Jan
31
Sen
American
Viscose
72%
Sep
Anaconda Co.
19%
50
17% Mar
20%
50
20%
80
24% Aug
74% May
34
Oct
Tel
&
330
24% Mar
3%
110
2% July
'
16%
17%
581
15%
Jan
26%
26 %
300
22%
Jan
8%
100
1%
42%
Feb
Armour
92%
Sep
Ashland Oil
Armco
Steel
&
&
46%
Feb
Jun
Atlantic Refining
851/4
Sep
Atlas
Avco
120
31%
Jan
49
July
67%
50
67%
Oct
82
Jan
30%
Jun
35%
12
34
Oct
24% July
41% Jun
43%
29
37%
Jan
55
52%
52%
19%
20
37%
48
43
44%
47%
41% May
40
Mar
Jun
54% Sep
50 % Sep
35
35% Mar
49
Jun
75
21
Oct
27%
Jan
97
75%
Jan
116%
Sep
25
175
50
,
1
Jan
18 %
Jan
65
37% Mar
2
43% May
106% Jan
225
210
42%
Jan
Feb
15V8
9%
Sep
100
3%
Jan
715
13%
Jan
16%
Jun
1,145
1%
Jun
1%
Feb
523
Jan
Feb
5
59%
21
Jun
Apr
Range
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1.10
a63%
Baltimore &
Co
Basin
Bankline
Oil
Beckman
Bendix
Ohio
Oil
Jun
Bolsa
Chica
Bond
Stores
Borden
Oil
Inc
7%
Jan
10%
Jun
292
4% Mar
7%
Jan
116%
Jun
66
Oct
80%
Apr
28%
Jun
565
48% May
63%
Sep
Oct
12%
Jan
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78
21%
22%
45%
45%
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1,953
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Jan
1,526
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Aug
100
63
Feb
318
41%
Jan
69
Sep
48
Jan
84 Va
Aug
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1,832
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25
8%
78% July
21% Oct
45%
47 %
Feb
Aug
33 % July
44%
J un
93% Aug
26% Jun
Aug
57
187% July
35£ Sep
78%
Sep
55% Mar
44%
636
36 % May
48%
Sep
14
14
300
13%
Sep
16%
Aug
15%
15%
415
12%
Feb
17%
Jun
43%
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15 %
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135
20
40%
150
5%
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40%
5%
600
133
Mar
Mar
133
34% May
40%
40
Sep
47%
Apr
Oct
8%
Apr
5%
Sep
12%
12%
380
12
Jan
24% Mar
xoo
44%
44%
44 %
401
38%
Jan
52%
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305
I
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3%
3%
7,885
2.45 July
7%
7%
7%
1,300
7% Aug
13% Mar
8%
8%
260
8%
Oct
11%
22%
22 %
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19%
Jun
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142
47% Aug
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Sep
128
637
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Blue Diamond
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Benguet Consol Mining
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Bishop Oil Co
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5%
Jan
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July
1.40
Jan
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41 y4
Feb
30
Jan
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Sep
Mar
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21%
20
38 % May
(Un)
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120
5,900
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1
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22
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25
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240
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550
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Corp
1.00
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for Week
2,306
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton (Un)
17% Mar
Week's
of Prices
Low
Jun
22%
19%
29% July
S% Sep
28
(Un)
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251/2
45%
SS
Co
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Corp
Co.
Oct
99
1%
,
8% July
10
class
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Anderson-Prichard
Jan
85
3%
15
Oct
Jun
4% Mar
22%
Corp
23% July
25% Jan
19%
24%
14%
31
5
(Un)__
541/4
20%
9%
9%
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20%
15%
42%
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Sep
Sep
Mar
Jan
Jan
42%
(Un)
Jun
62
2%
27%
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12%
48%
24%
Jun
27%
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56
113
Sep
2
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250
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471/4
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8%
3,330
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Apr
Oct
15%
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Jan
69%
Feb
67/a May
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40% Aug
50% Apr
7
150
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441/4
26%
13
X
Pictures
46%
35%
562
xo
(Un)
Artists
Chemical
90% Mar
137
1,090
2%
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36%
656
8%
7%
Apr
3%
27/a July
Jan
14%
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Gold
305
35%
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Juneau
295
15
36%
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48%
15
34%
Last
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44%
45%
37%
Oct
Jan
9%
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3%
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Corp
Allis-Chalmers
65%
10
Admiral
Oct
44
122% 126%
44%
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July
35% July
56'/4 Sep
27%
Jan
13
Friday
Allied
43% Mar
125
7
Sale Price
Allied
Jan
21
3%
32
Sep
200
8%
Sep
Alleghany Corp
42%
1%
425
8%
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50% July
164%
Feb
157%
39%
Sep
Los Angeles Stock Exchange
24% Mar
Feb
22
104%
Oct
8% Sep
Feb
36%
—
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39%
186
7'/a
3%
8%
14%
17V4
52%
101
Jun
36
28% July
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Oct
45
70
Feb
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Wayne Screw
Sep
Sep
Jan.
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15% Mar
213
8%
Oct
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Spring & Axle
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62
45% Mar
201% 213%
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May
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Feb
29
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Sep
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348
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Apr
20
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Jan
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Sep
171/a
30%
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187% July
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Studebaker Packard
Sep
22%
54%
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34
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Sears Roebuck
Sinclair
Standard Oil
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35
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Prophet (Fred B)
Jan
34
3%
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66 %
34%
Sep
1
Pfeiffer Brewing
107% Sep
35
July
50
86%
2
17%
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32%
100
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Stamping
Screw
50%
Jan
69%
Lansing
54% Aug
Feb
31%
Aug
4% July
39% May
98%
,
3% Mar
2%
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Heater
43%
86%
•
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Jan
2%
Oct
Jan
Oct
161
34
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2
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Murray
25
6%
100
Jan
Masco
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Lead
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701/
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Oct
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4,505
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4%
Sep
100
New
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Greyhound Corp
International Harvester
International Tel & Tel_Z
Sep
48% Sep
2%
10
;
Feb
7% Mar
45%
29%
98
47
9%
144%
2%
186
Jan
241
Jan
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Oct
3%
527
46
52
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44%
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24
42%
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American
7
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Pont
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550
1,153
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90
26
4%
33
90
45
4%
300
39%
21%
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250
135% 135%
1.66%
55
90
89%
25
553
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1,620
Jan
51%
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Jan
30%
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City Products
Columbia Gas
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36% Aug
46 Va Sep
Aug
5%
4 %
44 %
44%
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16%
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32
5%
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Apr
Feb
473
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65
41%
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Mar
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Oct
62
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177
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Feb
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94%
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Corp
31%
19% May
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21
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28%
102% 102%
Jan.
Stocks—
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Feb
237
1%
22%
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Alleghany
315
20
1%
48%
New
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38%
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28
20
—
91%
Goebel
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27
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1
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65%
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10
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Power
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Sep
21%
768
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44%
55%
100
&
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332
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Sep
25% May
48%
Low
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26%
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Briggs Manufacturing
'Brown McLaren Mfg
Apr
13% Mar
43%
Last
Sale Price
4
'
23
Cincinnati Slock
27%
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High
3%
1
&
Shares
Low
2
Markets
Aluminum
for Week
of Prices
l
Metal
Big Bear
Mar
Sales
Range
Par
25'% July
30% Aug
Jan
1
Last
Sale Price
30% Jun
Jan
1%
8%
Exchange
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
3% July
64% July
49% Mar
55%
485/„
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common
Exchange
DETROIT
Detroit Stock
Federal Mogul
Fruehauf Trailer
Burger Brewing
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Exchange
Building
Feb
330
4,810
18%
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Sep
369
165
8%
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105
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57
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111
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56%
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2,102
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Sep
82
—
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56% Oct
41
Oct
4%
1
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___
61% Jun
55
100
Rexall
61%
437
Oct
607
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Corp
Pennsylvania
Jun
116 %
56
Watling, Lerciien
Jan
4%
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____
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45
42%
10
Corporation
Jan
27%
Jan
52%
Sep
50% Sep
49
50c
cum
15%
Oct
81%
54
Westinghouse
15% Mar
4%
Corp
5%
Aug
23
62
38%
New England Electric
System
N E Tel & Tel Co
Olin
Jan
40 % May
47
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20
23
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Kennecott
Maine
304
130
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9%
1
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cumulative
Low
12 Va
(new
Woolworth
23
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High
9%
—
Sep
Jan
25%
Co
5%
Shares
Aug
May
38
25%
Copper Range Co
Eastern
83 %
155
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Carbide
U S Steel
Jan
3|£ Oct
Jan
130
1
Union
187% July
3ft Oct
889
57%
13%
100
RR
for Week
of Prices
Low
10
Sunray Oil
1
High
Oct
150
56%
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&
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147
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Range
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9
62%
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Personal
Boston &
Cities
3
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175% 179%
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High
9
177%
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Low
5
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Rights
14 7
Exchange
Friday
stocks
ENDED OCTOBER
15%
1,190
11%
Jan
20%
Jun
62%
64
1,092
55% May
3
3%
2,770
3
Sep
16%
16%
340
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19
Jun
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122
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May
86 % Mar
6
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Volume
182
Number 5473
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
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Corp
Broadway-Hale Stores
10
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Budget Finance 60c conv pfd_.
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41%
783
36
Par
High
Mar
Apr
National Biscuit Co
Sep
48
National
16%
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l,7o0
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18%
20%
20%
396
16%
Jan
23
10
10
110
10
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10%
16%
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357
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21
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1%
200
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45% July
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640
10
Burlington Industries Inc (Un).
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California
5
Canada
Southern
Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Carrier
Case
Corp
1
1
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Canadian Atlantic
5
RR
(Un)
25
Com
Certain-teed
Distillers
Gas
System
55% July
Northern
Pacific
Oct
25% July
Northrop
24%
24%
100
Oct
29%
16% Mar
19%
Feb
Occidental
200
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Jan
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a53"
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430
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43% Jan
56%
Sep
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18%
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29
Sep
Jan
100
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206
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Apr
62
Sep
6%
1,767
5%
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54%
6%
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242
59% Mar
76 Va
27%
27%
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17%
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160
39% Mar
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Pfizer
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General
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General Electric
General
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&
89%
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Sep
Co
Jun
General
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General
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Geneial
Tire
Gimbel
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Corp
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4.25
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Richfield
Jan
Rockwell Spring & Axle
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Corp
Oct
60
34%
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489
5y8
Jan
21%
21%
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Corp
23%
9
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Sep
47%
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59%
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31%
Sep
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Mar
79% Mar
Sears
47
Jan
55%
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8%
9%
765
Sep
10% May
7%
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45
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45 Va
4,103
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7%
5
Oct
48%
Sep
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39%
Sep
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37
45
51%
Solar
July
May
Jan
63 Va
Jun
Oct
28 Va
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Aircraft
Southern
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Sep
4.08%
Jan
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4.32%
4.48%
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153
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63
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63%
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Southwestern
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Chem
&
com
Feb
Apr
263
62% Mar
88%
Sep
Standard
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Oil
16% Mar
Sperry-Rand
Kennecott
Kern
Inc
30% May
44%
Jan
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190
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26%
Jan
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(Ohio)
44
235
35
Jan
21(4
335
21 %
Oct
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70
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96
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615
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43% Feb
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193
70
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-
11% Aug
Jun
Jan
Sep
9 Va May
Sep
3,710
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34 Va
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200
17
41
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—
Ccrp
31
1
Light (Un)
Copper Corp (Un)_
36% Aug
a34Va
25
Service
Standard Brands Inc
a79 a82»/4
33 %c
Kansas Power &
72 % Mar
450
760
i
,
Public
45%
U
Kaiser
57% May
28
Pacific
Jan
Sep
43%
10
Kaiser Motors Corp
155
-25
Railway Co (Un)_
3%
44 %
1.15
__
Sep
a60% a62%
35%
Southern
Sep
Jan
Trl-Continental
Jade Oil Co
79
Jan
28
Southern
2
35%
Jan
•
33 %c
70%
45
(Un)
43%
7%al03%
(Un)
Co
290
735
Petroleum
Jan
21%
—*
73%
34%
Company
Jun
—*
(Un)
Sep
73%
28
Calif
13%
—25c
Harvester
48%
35%
Southern
Aug
26
*
Imperial Development
3 9'A Mar
25
Jun
Texas
Illinois
545
al9Va al9%
-
36%
,—6%
—
Jun
44%
pfd class A_25
6%
Gas
32%
31%
a39%
Aug
43 %
44%
25
Southern
75
1
Corp
63 Va
Oct
38% Mar
a47% a49%
-
15
Mining Co (Un)—_—12%
Oil
Jan
31%
„
al9%
—
a35% a35%
5
Electronics
Holly Development
49 %
774
a47%
preferred
a36% a3G%
—25
—
638
33
——1
Ltd
preferred
31c
24%
Standard
Preferred
51%
com—25
—
Co
preferred
30c
a8l%
Hancock Oil Co class
47% May
50
51 Va
31%
i
preferred
31% July
41% Mar
11
—
27%
15
-
Calif Edison
Feb
426
—
•
2.55
*
25
20c
Co
20%
57
—
—
Signal Oil & Gas class A
338
3
—
*
—1
Sep
1,220
57
21
144%
2.95
a70y2 a70 V2
18
1.40
Inc
29 y2
200
27%
——1
—
Company—
37%
31c
a35%
Jun
July
32V2
—
2%
(Un)„_
2.95
•
Gulf Gil Corp (Un)
Sep
104
22
„
5
Schenley Industries (Un)—
Fep
51
Grumman Aircraft Eng (Un)„_——_1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio (Un)„
*
—
———1
42%
939
1
(Un)—.—
(Un)..
—
common—10
Apr
2,319
.10
Chemical
&
RR
Corp
__
—
July
48 V4
—10
.
8%
—
Electric
&
29
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
„
—*
34
52 y4
Calif common—50c
Mar
May
a39% a39%
—
—.—*
28 %
47 Vb
10
of
(B
24
—
—
Jun
30 Va
Jan
—
^
100
10
(Un)
Good Humor Co
Goodrich
Jan
18 Va
7Va
Ry
(Un)
472
51%
Gladding, McBean & Co_.
Glidden
—
1
Safeway Stores Incorporated
510
5
22%
400
__
a61%
1
54 %
——-1
1,223
20%
—
———*
Co
21%
2%
Co
'•
-l
20%
*
(Un)
Products
__
*
(Un)
52%
1
(Un)
25
20%
31%
common—..—*
old
54%
—5
86
51%
—.—3
—
20%
:-1.66%
135
43
39% July
8 y8
Rice Ranch Oil Co__
44% Mar
a32 V8 a32 Va
a95
80c
1.60 July
38%
191
34
Feb
150
37%
24%
—12%
5
Aug
21%
36%
„
1
July
13
17%
Sep
36% Mar
<
20%
-
Apr
Oct
38% a.29%
258
147
a94%
„
Drug Inc
—.——2%
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B (Un)—10
Rheem Manufacturing Co———1
2%
Aug
al7 al7%
104% Mar
Jan
129
1,532
16%
24%
20 Va
48
—
————1
May
622
132
4,500
Mar
21%
131 %
Jan
Aug
106
Mar
47% Apr
10 % May
801
al7%
50
37%
103
5
11%
35%
14
20% Jan
3
(Un)
Rubber
&
1,517
5
Rexall
51%
General Public Utilities (Un)
39%
11
85c 87%c
17% Mar
—5
—
38%
al03%al03%
—
34%
Aug
34 %
(Un)
i
w
39%
47%
10
34%
Corp old common
common
Oct
100
1,073
34 %
(Un)—
56
8%
48%
11%
al2 al2%
a28%
(Un)
650
8%
10%
•
60
42
11%
4,035
56
39% Mar
l
5
2.00
Apr
56
A—-1
Reserve Oil & Gas_
1.90
Jun
27 %
1,346
14% July
1.95
37%
Oct
51
Jan
1
Sep
26 %
49
10%
62
35
49%
2,903
52 "Va Aug
60
239
13'%
Oct
Jun
100
1,439
12%
100
44% Julv
524
34%
35%
9
13%
580
a37% a38%
47 %
47%
47%
Jun
21
44
9
Sep
ADr
2%
20% Aug
Jan
45
86%
54
31%
2%
Jan
47%
Apr
20%
Apr
13
38%
26 %
—
Oct
21
23%
2,480
155
35
Corp
Jan
__
347
19
26'A
1
—
74%
2%
32%
64% July
26 %
(Un)
(Un)
Pictures
31%
52% Mar
(Un)
1
RKO Theatres Corp (Un)——
—1
Radio Corp of America (Un)—
*
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
—5
Republic Aviation (Un)—
1
Republic Pictures Corp (Un)
—_50c
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
10
249% July
57%
Oil
Jun
269
373
18 %
—
33%C
Corporation
RKO
37%
31%
53%
32%
„
Oct
4 Va Mar
51% July
35%
(Un)
Phillip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)_,
Pullman Incorporated (Un)
Feb
Sep
31%
132
(Un;_,
Co
2%
45% Mar
53%
—100
Phelps-Dodge Corp (Un)—,
Philco
26%
1
Exporation of Calif
General Foods
New
Corp
Co
Jan
20
—-*
(Un)
41
.1—-—-2
,
40c
6,600
1,300
10
2
(Un).
Jan
35c
2%
—25
—1
Corporation
18c
30c
2%
a47% a47%
—
2o
com—
319
Machinery & Chemical (Un)—10
(Robert)
Jan
„
—1
100
—
Garrett
Jun
39%
—25
Sapphire Petroleums
Gair
82
Sep
—*
185
—_—.——5
Co
Oct
23 Va
19
common—*
26%
Light (Un)————*
Lines Inc
—1
Trailer
66%
610
a37%
preferred
41%
—1
Inc—
250
—
*
Co
26%
&
Foremost Dairies
Sep
66%
25 %
-8
—a—.
41%
a74%a'<7%
*
(Un)
76
24
—.——10
—
26%
a75%
_25c
A
Jan
Jan
66%
—
5
common
—
*
(Un)
class
4%
Elec
5
3
__
&
a211
5
—
2.80
42%
30c
•
Lighting
59% Sep
38%
10
5% Mar
800
1,099
.
—
1
Petroleums
Pepsi-Cola
7% May
43% Mar
586
.
Oct
21c
3'A
61 %
—
12
Penney (J C) Co (Un)
Pennsylvania Railroad (Un)
Jan
318
(Un)
14c ^ar
17,000
3 Va
—
*
1
Corp
&
Paramount
37% July
44%
-
Stores
Power
32% May.
52%
44%
1
Co
Fruehauf
150
44%
(Un)
•
9
61 %
—
1
21c
19c
—
1
(Un)
Pan American World Air
Aug
51%
5
(Un)
—
1
———
(Un)
Chemical—
Pacific
18% July
200
(Un)—
Co
Tiger
15
145
24 Va
1,849
Co
Fitzimmons
Food
1,125
(Un)_
Corp
Flying
16
(Un)
34 % July
preferred
$4.50
Jan
4%
Products
Railroad
Eureka
Exeter
15
9%
73%
Share
Emerson
Erie
2,186
15%
*
Nemours
July
Jan
Inc
Pacific
52% Aug
Jan
4%
Gas
ElectrcData
Oct
73 %
Inc
49 Va
30%
Indemnity
Pacific
Sep
1
Natural
Electrical
Jan
6%
(Un).—1
50c
de
&
100
-
35 y2
Gas
Pacific
Feb
56 %
*
Bond
Paso
6%
6%
14%
Oct
Calif
Eastman Kodak Co
Electric
a48% a50%
337
9% July
52
16
(Un)
Jan
114
—
—♦
___
Co
Co
I)
(E
•417
22%
(Un)
Airlines
130
52
21%
Industries
Eastern
a50%
a9%
52
a
50c
of
Oil Co
a9y4
a__
22 Va
,
Ltd
al6%
1
Inc
Alrcrait
Douglas
al7
—
(Un)
Mines
a20%
1%
Curtiss-Wright Corp common
B
a20% a21 Vb
_50c
(Un)_.
32
32Vb
*
(Un)
(Un)
preferred
4.50%
Sep
Sep
Continental Can Co (Un)
i
20
Continental Motors (Un)
1
Crown Zellerbach Corp (new) (Un)
5
Crucible Steel. Co (Un)
—25
6%
Jan
16
Power
Jan
486
32Vb
—
1
Finance
Pacific
52% Aug
21
192
Consumers
4%
Clay Products
Pacific
Feb
25
;
Jun
17% Mar
Oct
(Un)
Mathieson
Pacific
Sep
*
■.
Corp
12
Oct
2%
Pabco Products Inc (Un)
9% Mar
190
Foods
Apr
16%
400
Ry
Co
Ohio Oil Co
66 y2
al7
Engineering
Consolidated
410
16%
3
44%
320
2%
44%
Petroleum
171
93%
6%
(Un)
Consolidated
9%
16V*
50c
Oil Co
Edison
1,919
91%
*
(Un)
9%
—
—
Jun
150
1%
al8 alSVa
—1
10
Edison
9%
RR
Aircraft
—
—1
—
Oct
(Un)
Aug
Aviation
20%
24%
(Un)
45
Co—
Oil
50
1
Commonwealth
North American
Feb
206
Multiplier
July
Mar
Corporation
Norris
18%
551
:—._
Climax Molybdenum (Un)_
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Columbia
Noraon
Jun
61V2 Mar
50
—_—1
Ltd
Co
Service
35%
Sep
20%
1
Co_
Co
54
41
Inc (Un)
Central
Oct
Va
46% May
78
Niagara Mohawk Power (Un)
50
—
Cities
16
19%
145
Chem—:
&
20%
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)_—._
—-25
Chicago Milw St Paul com (Un)
_*
Chrysler Corp
—-———--25
Clary
49
20
York
Jan
321
System (Un)—.—1
Elec
*
Products
Oil
293
49
a
New
23 Va
19va
a48a52%
5
(Un)
(Un)
Oct
45 % Mar
a41% a41%
Theatres
7ft Feb
High
<Oct
—
National
Mng
19%
40
355
a41%
July
Idria
Low
40
1
Range since Jan.
High
40
—
1
Supply Co
England
Share*
10
Gypsum Co
National
New
for Week
Low
10
(Un).
National
Jan
—10
(Un)
Aircraft
Charter
49
14'/a al4y8
IS
a30% a31%
12%
Caterpillar Tractor (Un)—
Cessna
155
5% May
28% Mar
:—_—L-—10
(Un)
1U
•
-5
a31
(Un)
(J I) Co
Celanese
.
(Un)
July
New
Packing
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
1
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range since Jan.
High
41%
5
14
Friday
Shares
Low
_5
(Un)
OCTOBER
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
ENDED
Sales
Range
86
102
7
5% Aug
a__
24%
Oct
—
Jan
Jan
4%
2.05 July
20%
,
Oct
30%
Apr
Sep
Pictures
Co
(Un)_^
Vanadium Corp of America
Warner
Pictures
Bros
Water
Washington
Western
Air
Lines
(Un)
Power (Un)
Inc
Westinghouse Air Brake
(Un)
Westlnghouse Elec (Un)——
Wheeling Steel Corp
(Un)
Williston Basin Oil Exploration
Wilson
&
Company Inc (Un)
(F
W)
1
(Un)
—
1
—
5
al9%
0
—
1
Western Union Teleg (Un)
Woolworth
a__
32
Universal
2.50
—10
12%
•
10c
*
10
—
—
—
—
a50%
26c
—
a48%
1,064
74% May
93
Sep
York Corp (Un)
1
—
85
45% Mar
58
Jun
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un)
•
a91%
3
1,000
Zenith
•
3
2.40
Jan
«>u
19%
182
a20 A a21 A
a25% a25%
55% 56%
a49 a50 h.
23c
26c
292
19%
H A
HA
a48% a48%
22
2,31b
2 fa
9,400
^60
135
Feb
86
a45% a46 %
84%
27%
3% Mar
Radio
Corp
(Un)
—
al9% al9%
a90 /2 a93 A
all7% all7%
47
Apr
18%
Feb
21%
Sep
32%
Jan
39
18
Jan
24%
Jun
21%
Oct
28 Va
Jun
Jun
24%
Jan
32 Va
Feb
55%
Oct
83
Feb
60
Oct
83
Feb
23c
Oct
45c
11 Va
Oct
14
46 Va May
May
Apr
52% Sep
50
21%
Sep
27 Va
Jan
195
71%
Jan
Feb
104 %
Sep
Sep
97 Va
128%
37
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1598)
.
.
.
Monday, October 17, 1955
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
A
OCTOBER
Exchange
STOCKS
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range
Indiana
for Week
Shares
Brick
Range since Jan.
Steel
Industrial
1
Inland
Par
Admiral
Corp
—1
Chalmers
39%
Oct
48%
Jan
Interlake Steamship Co
International Harvester
Jan
35%
Sep
International
21%
1,000
20%
Oct
30%
Feb
International
11%
1,000
7%
Jan
12
Oct
International
Shoe
10%
400
8%
Jan
11
Apr
International
Tel
8%
8%
300
7%
Jan
11
July
American
Can
American
Cyanamid
American
Investment
Illinois Gas &
Iowa
Power
21
Jan
29
Jan
33
Sep
45'/a
Jun
Kansas
600
48% Mar
63%
Sep
Katz
800
29% May
35%
Oct
800
23%
Oct
35%
Apr
8%
Oct
13%
Feb
Knapp
21% Mar
27 %
42%
42%
43 '/a
1,300
10
54%
53%
55%
34%
35 %
.—7
23%
23%
24%
8%
8%
21 %
21%
American
Rad
&
Stand San
(Un)
5
9
22%
Tel
& Tel
Rights
Co
100
American
1,600
Anaconda
A
Armour
&
(111)
30%
Oct
41%
Jan
13%
200
12%
Jun
16%
45%
100
43%
Jan
47
Mar
26%
27%
600
23%
Jan
31
Sep
14%
14%
Sep
—
—"
'
1,500
173
Jan
3
187% July
Aug
&
300
12%
Jan
15%
34
34
100
30%
Jan
27%
36% Aug
27 %
27%
300
27%
Oct
35% July
45%
43%
46
__*
Co
&
Light
32% Mar
54
Sep
35%
700
30 %
Jan
41%
SeD
22%
22%
400
21%
Jan
24% Mar
22%
22%
400
15%
Jan
22% Aug
200
99%
Jan
127% Aug
400
38
,
33 %c
(Un;
Co
Monarch
Salle
2,700
34
__8.75
1
Power
Drug
Electric
Light
Jan
♦
—
Laclede Gas Co
—
47%
University
49
3%
3%
__1
—.
105
104
■'
5
Co
Extension
34
4
10'/a
(Un)__—
14%
_—__4
14%
Jan
57%
Jun
v
1,800
3%
Oct
5V8
Apr
10%
250
8%
Jan
14%
300
11% May
15% Sep
14%
Oct
22%
22%
5
20%
79 %
SeD
Apr
Leath
common
___*
25
25
50
22%
Feb
26
64%
66 %
64%
Oct
66%
Oct
Sep
200
Libby McNeil & Libby
7
14
14
100
13%
Jan
6%
22%
6%
200
6%
Oct
Apr
69
70
200
69
Oct
70
Oct
18%
Jan
22%
Apr
32
Jun
48
Jan
Co
Co
—25
65%
1,700
47%
Jan
82%
Aug
45
1,600
36% May
50%
Sep
Feb
Louisville
Jan
Lytton's
15%
14%
13%
15
6
50
lo
3
1
Corp
9% Mar
&
41%
5
Co
Machine
Landis
3J| Sep
62%
10
Atlantic
6,700
437/8
50
common
3%
ft
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Lincoln Printing Co common
Lindsay Chemical Co common
_
Manufacturing
600
Feb
Automatic Washer Co
Avco
30%
Sep
62%
3
Ashland Oil & Refining common
Atchison Topeka
& Santa Fe
Refining
Jun
300
,
Co
41
76
Cooper Mining (Un)
Warrants
Jan
75
com
Steel
Armco
Sep
35 %
5
Corp
class
Dev
176% 178%
_
25
Viscose
Oil
Amurex
177%
40%
800
___25
________
Tobacco
American
350
36%
45%
__
La
American
36 "a
Jun
800
Foundry
90%
10
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)
Kimberly-Clark Corp
1,200
28%
Motors Corp——_______5
25% May
•
Jones & Laughlin Steel (Un)
Kaiser Alum & Chemical com
38% May
2,400
26%
Machine &
16% Aug
68% May
28% Jan
13%
'
—
23
200
300
Jun
22%
22%
__
American
Mar
18% May
17V2
81
10
Iowa
Apr
1
American
1
High
19% July
3.50
61% Mar
22
1
400
Feb
30 %
30%
15
(Un)
80%
22
Co (111)
19'/4
14%
36
36
*
Tel
Jan
1,000
Co
Ltd—
Co
&
Oct
750
64%
_1
Co
Packers
63%
46%
63%
;_Ur
& Chemical
Mineral
36
45
12.50
Theatres
400
35%
*
Interstate Power Co
Broadcasting
Paramount
slr.ce Jan.
Low
17%
17%
5
63%
(Un)—
18%
»
26
20
Mfg
American Airlines
American
500
600
87/a
Laboratories ——46
Allied
40%
31%
10%
1
50c
Range
High
76%
1
10
5
Mfg
Corp
(Un)
Alleghany
Allis
Castings
Brass
1
.—
20%
20%
*
Aluminum
Advanced
Akron
High
Co
Shares
17%
■'
mmmt
Co
39%
39%
Co——.-;—,-.——.——-10
Steel
Low
High
Products
Development
Steel
for Week
of Prices
Low
—lo
30%
5
Laboratories
Abbott
Low
Co
Sales
Range
Par
Illindls
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
Week's '
Last
Sale Price
Mtnpliatsm «f Iki r*utf-lot traniaotlona only
Friday
Acme
14
Friday
Midwest Stock
4,100
6
2,100
131% 131 %
36
67/e
3
100
37%
800
7%
2,400
6%
5%
11%
^lar
Mar
6
100
15%
12%
124
Jan
16%
7%
17
Gas
Elec
&
(Henry C)
of
&
___25
1
Marshall Field
Jan
150%
40%
Sep
Martin
(Glenn
9%
Jun
McKay
21%
37
%
%
1
Machine
8%
Apr
Jun
&
Co
L)
: v
750
2,050
2,000
%
Oct
%
Oct
100
L%
7
6%
Jun
8%
Jan
(Un)—
6
1,600
13
500
12
Jan
24% Mar
Metropolitan
59%
62
450
57
Jan
65
Apr
Meyer
Sep
Mickelberry's Food Products
Medusa
Portland
Cement
_15
,
32%
Jan
68
400
3,500
39%
4
67
—-
34%
71%
20%
«
34%
39%
V
—_1
;
34%
31%
*
Co
13
Oct
—
Ky rights—
Co
21%
35
21%
♦
Oct
Jun
34% May
2% Jan
5%
70
22%
20%
700
38%
Sep
23% July
43%
Feb
36
Feb
39%
Oct
550
61%
Feb
76
SeD
400
20%
Oct
21
'
Merck
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bastian-Blessing
Bearings Inc
(Un)_
13
Co
»
50c
_
Belden
Manufacturing Co
Bendix
Aviation
Benguet
591/3
2%
!
24%
25%
800
24%
Oct
31% May
Middle
45%
46'/a
600
45%
Oct
57%
Steel Corp
Manufacturing
(Un)
1
Corp
W) Corp
&
5
Corp
Sons
Burroughs
Corp
Burton-Dixie
Jan
165
Sen
Jan
25
Mar
1%
Minnesota
&
Co
16%
Jan
22%
Apr
Missouri
400
24'/2
Jan
36
Sep
Modine
%
40%
41%
I,000
47%
Apr
Monsanto
571/2
57%
60
100
57
Aug
66
Aug
Montgomery Ward & Co
19%
20%
700
16% Mar
23
July
Morris
16%
16%
II,000
16% Mar
21%
Aug
Motorola
200
23%
Jan
34%
Jun
Mount
18% Mar
22%
Sep
"
34%
Jan
26
26
12.50
21%
21%
200
10c
1%
1%
200
1%
Oct
2%
C
&
Super
Canadian
Corp
Pacific
Celanese Corp of
Centlivre
__
32%
600
29%
Jan
35%
20%
20%
100
20%
Oct
26%
100
1%
Jan
700
30%
Jan
(Un)
25
America—
Brewing
Central &
__
50c
_
2
21%
21 %
200
7
Vernon
50c
(The)
convertible
Co
Oct
79%
Feb
115
Jun
46%
1,050
42
Aug
53
July
24
24 %
500
23
May
34
Jan
Oct
V
2
42%
42%
200
42%
Oct
46%
84%
87 %
1,400
73%
Aor
93%
44%
43%
45
1,100
43%
Oct
45
Oct
45%
48
400
60%
Jun
8%
Oct
—
—
8%
8%
8%
______5
1,100
8%
8
%
200
8%
Oct
8%
Oct
5%
100
5
Aug
7%
Apr
7
Jan
Napco
Industries Inc
National
Container
20
20%
700
Jan
National
Distillers Prod
5
19
19%
1,300
36%
Feb
National
Gysum
1
49%
50
300
National
Lead
24
Jan
30%
Sep
23%
Apr
29 %
Jun
52
52%
300
42%
Jan
56%
Sep
National
21%
22
400
Sep
25%
Jan
New
65
65
50
64% May
65%
Jun
North
24%
26
800
16%
Jan
29%
Sep
100
17%
Aug
21%
Sep
400
35
Oct
39%
Aug
600
82%
Oct
II
II
II
18%
35
35 %
83%
82%
84%
10
*
18%
10
10
■
800
20%
Jan
12%
66 %
Jan
99%
Cleveland Cliff's Iron common
4%%
preferred
Foous
Coleman
1
Co
Inc
Commonwealth
Consolidated
Consumers
Power
Container
Corp
Continental
(Un)
Edison
Cement
Sep
Motors
26%
Jan
92
200
84
Jan
100
600
33% May
41
Corp
300
33% May
45 %
29%
30
250
26
32%
16%
Mar
40%
Sep
Edison
Oil
&
Dodge
Dow
Match
Manufacturing
Chemical
Olin-Mathieson
Pacific
Gas
17 %
Feb
38% Mar
47%
Jan
Pan
1,450
46% May
59
Du
Mont
Class
Sep
48%
100
46%
66%
66%
100
63
9%
1,100
9%
_I
35%
500
35%
9%
36
22%
21%
22%
2,200
34%
34 %
500
35
Inc
(Alan
B)
Air
Eastman
Lines
Brewing
Foremost
Fox
(Peter)
u%
16
Peabody Coal Co
Gamble-Skogmo
Gen Amer
Oct
14%
Feb
Oct
48
Jan
Jan
Jan
5%
convertible
General
Box
24% Aug
31% May
38%
Pepsi-Cola Co
General
General
Foods
General
New
Motors
common
General
Gibson
Corp
35%
200
32
Jun
40%
Sep
28
300
19%
Sep
29%
Philco
Oct
52%
400
43% Mar
59%
700
19%
Oct
23%
Phillips
Gillette
(The)
Glidden
Co
Goldblatt
Co
Company
(W
Pure
Oil
Co
common
Quaker
Oats
i
in
68% Mar
87
Sep
43
54
Jan
ig3/4
16%
16%
Mar
10
21
20%
21
600
20 %
Oct
26%
Aug
13%
13
13%
450
11%
Jan
14%
Aug
4
4 %
300
3
Louis
10%
10%
900
9%
Jan
11%
Sep
St
Louis
59%.
59%
100
57%
Feb
69
Jun
St
Regis
2%
Sen
3%
Feb
Schenley Industries
17%
Feb
Griesedieck
Oil
Co
new
Heileman
May
1
15% May
j
Organ Co
7
Brewing Co
"I
III
7
III_l
common
preferred
footnotes
see
page
45.
Aug
52% Aug
Jan
52%
53%
500
50
47%
47%
100
47%
Oct
49%
Oct
11%
17%
1.000
17
Jan
22
Jun
9%
9%
4,000
9%
Oct
150
15%
Jan
43%
~
17%
(Un)___l
1
,
16
.___*
48%
16
23%
147'%
39%
24%
8,250
25V4
1,800
147
.
5
11,300
23%
24
24%
20%
7%
6%
6%
25
147%
19%
Jan
15
Jan
22 %
Jan
147
400
20%
Mar
2,000
Oct
37%
Jun
24%
Apr
64% July
9%
Oct
18% July
9%
Jun
25 Yb
July
30%
166
Jun
Mar
17% Mar
24% July
36%
49
39%
39%
100
50
52%
600
48%
Jan
64% Aug
31%
51
31%
100
31%
Oct
43%
Jan
May
Jun
73%
75%
800
70 % May
79%
60%
60%
200
57
71 % Mar
33%
32%
351/4
1,400
32%
•
(Un)
32%
—
5
32%
May
Oct
Sep
41%
Jun
5
12
Jan,
Jun
Paper
7
8%
Oct
33%
Sen
7%
48%
48
49
1,100
40
__
25%
25%
1,250
24
9% July
55%
Jun
25% Apr
54%
Sep
Jan
10%
Jun
Mar
50%
Sep
41% May
300
8%
Jan
15%
600
1,900
__
Oct
37%
Jan
31
Mar
14%
Sears
2,100
'
46%
Jan
56%
Jun
Signode Steel
300
75%
Feb
85%
Jun
15
400
10%
Jan
15%
27
27%
200
25
Jan
31% July
Oct
Oil Corp
Socony Mobil Gas Co Inc (Un)
37 %
600
36%
Oct
45% July
Southern
Co
13
3,500
7%
Feb
13%
Oct
Southern
Pacific
40%
1,600
39%
Oct
44%
Sep
Southwestern
14
300
1,800
a
57%
200
17%
50
2%
1.700
37
Oct
44% Mar
13%
Jan
18
51
Jan
66
Jun
16% May
20
Aug
2
Jan
Jun
3% Mar
19%
19%
500
16% May
20%
Sep
23 %
900
22 %
26
2
\2Va
14%
11
11
2
30
15%
11
100
2
Oct
Spiegel Inc
Standard
Oil
20%
21%
17%
17%
17'/a
250
17%
Jun
101% 104%
500
74%
Jan
112%
7Q0
18 %
Jun
24%
Sep
Sep
59%
Jun
63
Sep
Oil
52%
300
49 % Mar
54
400
50
27
100
24%
Jan
28% May
20
1,700
18
Jan
21 % Mar
55
54%
51%
Jan
300
25%
Oct
28%
Jan
10
82%
Oct
85
Apr
22%
3,400
21%
Sep
29%
Jun
1
14
2
]
14%
1,000
2%
1,800
84%
400
48%
2,000
1%
*
83%
81
25
48%
47 7
(Un)
15
125%
(Ohio)
10
44%
Railway Euipment
.
s
37%
900
13%
Jan
Stone Container Corp
1
13%
13
13%
11
Oct
16% July
11 Va Sep
Studebaker-Packard
90
Sunbeam
1,500
27
Jun
Oct
35
25%
Jan
Jan
14% 7uly
49
49%
Feb
37% Aug
12% Mar
50%
15
Sep
Sep
July
Aug
15%
Jan
200
33%
Oct
39%
Jun
3,750
31%
Jan
50
Oct
Sunray Mid Continent Oil Co
,—_1
22 %
22%
22"%
1,400
21%
Sep
27%
Jun
.—25
46
46
200
,.46
Mar
7.50
43
43%
700
43
Oct
44%
Oct
300
84
Jan
112%
Sep
&
10
9%
1
Machine Tool—:
Company
9%
800
9%
9
52 % July
28% Aug
9%
13%
24V4
34
Sylvania
24%
600
600
Jan
46%
Jan
850
26%
143% July
Jan
Jan
8%
45 %
Swift
12
53% July
33 %
Oct
26%
42% May
45%
46
12
„
5
Corp
Sundstrand
6% Aug
Corp
95% July
42%
2,600
300
35%
3% July
Jan
106%
12
36%
Jan
700
45%
5
Jan
1%
700
44%
Stewart-Wgrner Corp
16% July
10%
74
1,000
122 % 125%
11%
1
Sep
*
July
500
25%
821/2
30%
4% Mar
65
55%
25%
82%
Jan
1.600
Mar
21%
_
82%
24%
5%
Feb
51%
19%
50c
California
N J
Standard Oil Co
Sep
21
27
.
„
800
1,100
27'/a Aug
20V2
19%.
pfd_100
Oct
53%
.
5
1
conv
20%
300
19%
*
(Un)
of Indiana
Standard
5%
26%
20%
400
'
Jan
61% Mar
24%
Feb
Jun
3
;
Service
—
of
Feb
600
46
Co
common
Oil
3%
81%
39%
16%
49%
5
Public
Warrants
Standard
Oct
34% Mar
15
3
(Un)
Sep
79%
^
Works
Sparks Withington Co 67c
Sperry Rand Corp
Standard
Jun
13%
•—_1
South
Lathe
56%
3,600
40%
*
Sep
Bend
10
14
39
1
Co
Sep
48%
Jan
58
13%
39%
1.40
(Un)
Strapping Co
Oct
60
58
14
*
Co
&
44
37%
—
12
Sinclair
145
Roebuck
89% Mar
37
5
5
Schwitzer-Cummins
79 % Mar
23 %
6%
31
106
17%
47 %
5
Co
2,200
2
s'/
15%
45
10
National Stockyards
Public Service class A
5,100
14
4<iv„
16%
47 %
2.50
:
30% Mar
200
1,300
6% July
49% Mar
17%
4r,f
500
43%
10
_*
Paper
42%
'
—
32%
71%
7
1
_*
Spring & Axle
45%
56 3
10
-I.IIIioo
Raisin
Rockwell
39%
1
25
River
12%
07
j0
IIIII
31
Sep
Richman Bros Co
Sep
36%
10%
3
Bartlett"!
Jan
Oct
Drug (Un)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco class B
17% Mar
"
Hupp Corporation
Huttig Sash & Door
For
78%
30
Hein Werner Corp
5%
48%
44
UZ25
Spencer
200
76
_
Co
(G)
800
1,600
130% 135%
*
com
Harnischfeger Corp
Hibbard
2%
13%
53 %
47%
43%
•
Corp
Hallicrafters
Hammond
2%
•
~_3
750
-
51
I—IIIIIIIIIIi
A
9
3,300
13
13
Chemical_I_IIIIIi
Bros
20%
'
*
Cooperage class
Grryhound Corp (Un)
Gulf
9
!_§'
IIII
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock.
Lakes Oil &
1,300
5
300
1
[
Great
Greif
22%
21%
Co
600
44%
_
Sep
21%
22
30%
Corp (Un)
Corp of America (Un)
76 %
10
•
73
44'%
Pictures
50
132%
"1
Graham-Paige Corp
Gray Drug Stores
Jan
100
(Un)
Jan
50
5
Co_.
55
(Un)
75%
—1.66%
& Rubber Co
H)
2,100
1,100
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
common
w
69 %
1
Co
50
«
com
Sep
68
—
3
Radio
.IIIIHb
Bros
Goodyear Tire
Gossard
new
Jun
18%
12.50
Jun
Corp
(Un)
82
Jan
1,000
(Un)
Petroleum
Pullman
Sep
20%
Corp
(Un)
Corp
Mar
.
Refrigerator Co
Jan
16%
33%c
17
1
issued)
66
500
23% Aug
31%
(Un)
57
IIII5
IIII3
old
(when
Telephone
200
17%
50
Jan
\
■
67%
17
100
Oct
5
Corp
66%
17% Mar
22%
Coke
&
36%
2.50
Corp
15,100
5
13%
Inc
Candy
20 3 a
21%
(Charles) & Co
Phelps Dodge
Sep
19%
125
General Dynamics Corp
General
Electric
Co___
19%
30%
.
300
2
Corp
-July
20%
--
300
31%
prior preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light
9% May
51%
26%
II5
Transportation
Sep
common
200
._Il0
Brewing
Sep
33
__5
Patterson-Sargent Co
July
13%
1
Auto
72
Feb
1,700
25
46
Inc
Drive
49
Jan
24
30%
21%
___■
13%
Corp
Dairies
Four-Wheel
Jan
47%
Corp
Airways
50% Mar
35
10
Mills of America Inc_
32
1,300
64
29%
7.50
Rexall
Falstaff
Flour
45%
61 Va
10
45%
I__I_5
Mfg__^_
44 %
30%
1
Corp
St
&
44%
100
1
(Un)
Controller
*
—1
•
Inc
Kodak Co
Electric
July
_____*
American World
RKO
Eastern
12 %
7%
5
10c
__
Jan
5
78 %
Jun
Mar
27%
10
5
Laboratories
A
800
;_10
Gas
Parkersburg-Aetna
14%
48%
1
11
Electric
Apr
5,100
100
.
&
2,900
1
Drewerys Ltd USA Inc
10%
Co—
Chem
16 %
7%
Corp
10%
"
44%
7%
Co
Sep
12
53
II
1
Sep
45%
(Un)
(Un)
Natural
42%
7%
common.
.88
Jan
Ry
51
19
Co
Jan
33
(Un)
Power
43%
1
Company
55%
150
Co
Co
Oklahoma
Pfizer
Deere
Diamond
900
40
Jan
__5
Curtis-Wright Corp (Un).
Oct
76%
Manufacturing Co
Ohio
Jan
16%
25
50
39%
Bancorporation
Ohio
Sep
38%
Oak
July
36%
*
Cudahy Packing Co__
Jan
Oct
75
(Un)
52
10
Crane Co
4,500
35
35%
29%
1
America—
36%
47% May
37%
25
Co
of
200
92
♦
common
Corp
53%
"
5
Columbia Gas System
2,200
351/3
_____i
___
94%
53
15
inc
90%
ino
—
Cleveland Electric Ilium
Clinton
92%
Sep
23"%
49%
Sep
62
Pacific
States
(Minnesota)
23
Oct
1
Aviation
Northern
Jun
11% May
19
19% Aug
40
American Car Corp
Northern Illinois Gas Co__
Northern
900
75
Mfg__
American
8%
5
York Central RR
Northwest
25
__10
.____
&
__
—lo
North
101 % May
9
Co
Co
Tile
8%
___l
National Standard Co
1,400
—
_1
Corp
Oct
8%
2%
100
100
Co.—
Sep
5%
Jan
25%
*
—
Service
44% Mar
8%
Jun
1
Chrysler Corp
9% May
85%
50c
28
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co.*
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR._12.50
Cities
July
6%
300
44 %
44%
1
common.
preferred
25%
25
,
22
2,000
Company
27%
Ry_
A
Jan
Jun
Mar
9% July
98% 100%
3
—
*
(Un)
preferred
series
16%
Jan
__5
27%
Chicago
cum
3%
*
(Phillip)
33%
common.—*
5%
35
30
2
31%
1
Northwestern
16%
Oct
13
400
*
Chemical
32%
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
&
Jan
150
750
•
10
Central Illinois Pub Serv
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Chicago Com common
Feb
8%
.12.50
i
5
Certain-teed Products
$3 convertible
31%
•
Corp
South West Corp__
Sep
24
30%
Muter
C
18%
Sep
8%
6%
Oct
10% Mar
20%
45
Apr
30%
Cement
Co
Inc
15%
30
__*
1,200
Portland
14%
30%
1
Mfg
17%
Mfg
14%
.
10
Brewing
Min
21
■
1
prior preferred
Minneapolis
17%
21
l
common..;
34%
5
Corp
$1
Jan
17%
21
_io
___,
Utilities
41
1
I
May
21
South
31%
5
(Un)
1
104%
100
4
16%
>
J)
200
200
24 %
Inc
31%
__5
(E
Company
Burlington Industries Inc
1%
24 %
10
Budd
Apr
145% 147%
"
*
Co
Fisheries
1 %
16%c
*
Miller & Hart Inc
IP
_—___—
Co
24%
Booth
Brach
Brick
Blanke
46%
Sinks
(George
3%
Jan
—.
5
Bethlehem
Borg
2%
1,300
Co_
10
Corp
Consol
Borg-Warner
2%
&
106
6%
400
38% July
49% July
Texas
Texas
Co
Electric
Gulf
3%
Jan
9%
Feb
Thor
100
27%
Jan
33%
Oct
Transamerica
106
50
Oct
Trav-ler Radio
Oct
106
25
Producing
100
31
106
Products
(The)
Power
103%
3.33%
103% 103 %
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22%
2
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Oct
100
26% May
38
22%
23
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200
37% Mar
25% M?r
48% Sep
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36%
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Tri
Continental
Truax-Traer
20th
Carbide
Union
Electric
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United
23%
24%
400
21%
21%
100
18%
Jan
23%
26%
100
26% Mar
31%
Jan
700
81% Mar
116'A
Sep
100
27% Jan
31%
Apr
Carbon
&
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Steel
Van
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Iron
—
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$4.25
Inc
(F W)
Feb
54%
Oct
37'A
400
6%
34% Jan
600
6
48% July
7% Feb
Jan
12%
200
12%
44
400
40% Feb
51
52%
53%
13
43'/a
53%
5,400
40'A May
62'A
13%
14
29%
29%
29%
Oct
16'/a Mar
Jun
Sep
8%
Jan
15% Mar
100
27'A
Jan
20
Sep
30% May
28% Jun
21'A
900
56'/8
55%
57%
1,900
55%
Oct
27%
27%
28'A
400
27'A
Sep
31%
29
29
100
22%
Jan
38
5
5
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16
16 %
250
15
Feb
82
31
79
Aug *
20
500
19% Jan
22% Mar
21'A
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22%
22%
700
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Sep
July
19%
10
48'/a
48
49%
1,300
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82
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Alaska
Jan
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Jan
(Un)
Gold
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Ltd
Youngstown
Sheet
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&
93'A
118
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Amer Bdst-Para
Can
190
(Un)_,
(Un)
com
American Factors Ltd
Oct
8'%
8%
790
7%
Jan
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20
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&
64 %
Oct
75%
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798
21
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28
370
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42%
788
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American Tel
52% July
69%
Jan
107
88
Jan
132% May
Sep
Anaconda
American
Tel
2,089
173%
Jan
3
Aug
3 §2
Feb
77%
Sep
Mar
70%
Sep
104
47'%
Jun
3,271
172%
Jan
Rights
3 %
Arundel
Corp
*
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24%
10
29%
V
58'%
Feb
187% July
3% Sep
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4,033
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452
48'% Aug
30 %■ Oct
43
246
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34% Jan
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Baltimore
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13
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12%
13
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3%
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3%
55
12
Jan
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Jan
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54
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5
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Aug
16%
Feb
10
43%
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430
48'/a
Sep
5
14%
14%
300
42'A Aug
13'A Sep
130
130
194
126%
Jan
146% May
41%
42%
300
41%
Oct
47% Ju»y
35%
37%
480
34%
Jun
40%
Sep
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50
38%
Sep
48%
Apr
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&
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10
5
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Corp
(Un)
Corp
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
Ohio
&
Aircraft
Beech
Aviation
Bendix
Chica
Bolsa
16%
445
9%
Jan
18%
265
15%
Jan
23
Sep
5
19%
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37 %
38%
1,393
37%
Oct
44%
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91
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6%
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9%
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Canadian
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27%
100
23'%
Jan
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Jun
Canadian
Pacific
27
27
50
25%
Apr
29
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130% 136%
39
Aug
Pacific
Calif
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25
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2,350
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145'%
Sep
44'%
43%
46
6,430
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25
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Central
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33%
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170
26% Mar
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90
51
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2,851
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275
45'%
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53'%
100
35
Jan
38%
38
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37'%
Jan
37% Aug
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2,736
11%
Jan
19
July
Corn Products
May
20
July
Crown Zellerbach
Jun
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$4.25
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Light
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1,602
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22%
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26
26
240
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19%
200
16
21
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1%
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100
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44%
44
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3,342
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266
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Oct
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103%
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10
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&
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50
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315
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25
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10
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(Un)
Sullivan
&
——•
pfd
445
400
Jan
_______—.—10
(Julius)
conv
13
45
5
(Un)
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6%
Delaware Power & Light common.-13'/a
4% %
16%. Feb
-1
15
(Un)
Co
Corp
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
20
44%
pi
*
2
1
(Un)
(Un)
Corp (Un)
Oil
12%
100
1
Calaveras
Garfinckel
335
44%
(Un)„13
Corp
Boeing. Airplane
25
Duquesne Light Co
6%
a20% a20%
Corp
Bishop Oil Co
37%
—--1
Electric Storage Battery
5%
(Un)_.
RR
Corp
Benguet Cons Mining
Bethlehem Steel (Un)
1.80
1
Curtis Publishing Co
36% Mar
Oct
Budd Company
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
%
16
5
Company
Sep
a29% a29%
50
;
187 »/4 July
105
Borden Co
1
Common
Budd
12%
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LL
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Aug
62%
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Blair Holdings
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Jun
57
1
High
25 >/8
42i%
__
27
Jan
16
Atlantic
Range since Jan.
48%
■
Mar
16
Shares
47 'A
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41%
Corp (Un)—5
Avco
175% 179 >A
177%
■
22
Nat'l Bank
Louisiana
of Prices
48 'A
—100
Tel
&
a
415
Co
Fuel
for Week
Low
153
690
46%
& Tel Co_
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Anglo Calif
Atlas
High
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Sep
22%
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Sales
Low
,
*
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22
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Range
Sale Price
Par
8%
Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)—50
Atlantic Coast Line RR
*
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Co
150
Jun
63%
24'A July
13'/a Jan
46%
Atchison
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a9
45
Jan
Mar
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Armour
American
18'A
Sep
Jun
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Armco Steel Corp
Last
48
425
Apr
(Un)
American
Arkansas
stocks
151
23'%
80%
117
Refining
American Smelting &
Sep
100
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July
225
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10
B
Jan
120
93% Mar
Jun
290
22 %
—-20
class
Sep
10%
64'%
22
28
5
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Jan
6
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29'A
70
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20
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American Motors
45'/a July
Oct
21%
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Sep
Mar
41
53
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90
200
93'A
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191
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46
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Low
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Allied Chem & Dye Corp
Aluminium
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High
1
Juneau
Alleghany
Shares
*
Corp
Air Reduction Co
American
350
.
-12%
Wisconsin Public Service
Woolworth
—
'
Bankshares
59
Oct
20%
common
preferred
Wisconsin
Oct
52'A
20%
—
Stores
47%
100
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool Seeger Corp wi
Whirlpool Corp
Wiebo.dt
700
52'A
5
common
for Week
Low
Par
Admiral
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Abbott Laboratories
Exchange
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Jun
48%
6
__
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28'A
36
36
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Works
Oct
52'A
1
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28%
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25
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98
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26%
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Friday
Sep
26%
_
_
United Air Lines Inc
United
1
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1
California
Aircraft
Low
1
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of
of
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(Un)
Century-Fox
Union
Low
common
Corp
Coal
Union
Shares
San Francisco Stock
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
october 14
Sales
7c
Jan
10c
Jan
Internatl
6%
Oct
8
Jan
International
Mines
Corp (Un)
Harvester
Nickel
Co
25 3/8
25%
300
25'%
Jan
32%
Feb
International Tel & Tel
56'A
55%
58%
675
55% Oct
82'%
Jan
Intex
Co
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•
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Paper
25 3/8
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com
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__
41
72%
260
58
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113
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40
.
.
Monday, October 17, 1955
.
(1600)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
WEEK ENDED OCTOBER XI
EAXGE FOB
Johns-Manvllle
(Un)
Alum
Kaiser
Kennecott
&
(R H)
Macy & Co
Co
Navigation
Meier &
Frank
Mfg Co
Merck &
Co
J
M
Monolith
Portl'd
Preferred
Montana
Co
Montgomery
Ward
60
27% Mar
—
13
913
Oct
4.32%
4.56%
preferred
35% Mar
•
—
10
—
5
—
•
Apr
3c
Apr
12c
38c
Sep
76c
Anr
20
Apr
25
13%
Oct
16
Aug
Sep
25
Jan
32
Feb
Auto
10
110
10
a40
50
86
85%
87%
1,482
1
Fibres
National Distillers Products
National
N
Y
Central
RR
19%
19%
19%
375
25
Jan
32
Feb
73% May
92%
Sep
16
Mar
19%
North
Amer
Investment
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Ohio Edison Co
Sep
45
Jan
54%
Aug
a24% a24%
a26% a26%
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33
33
24% May
25%
Aug
-
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Southern
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Southern
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10
16%
16%
625
46
1,405
7
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16%
Sep
10
Apr
17%
Apr
Jan
195
30
Jan
63%
645
17%
18%
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70
47% May
17
Sep
66% Jan
50
23%
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39%
Jan
450
13%
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17
Sep
28%
Products
Pacific
Coast
Jun
15%
15%
2%
2%
1,590
2%
Sep
47%
47%
322
44%
Jan
52 %
31
31
Oct
37%
Aug
Jun
Texas
(Un)_
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1st
4%
Jun
4% Mar
American
$1.25
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5%
red preferred
5 %
red
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Transamerica
355
4
110
194
52% Mar
64% July
32%
32%
33%
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22 Va Mar
34%
8%
8%
9
1,316
10
Apr
47%
47%
48
4,583
44% Mar
53
35
35%
379
35
37
Aug
Apr
28%
2B%
453
27%
Jan
29 %
Aug
28%
28%
202
28
Jan
29 %
Aug
United
United
Air
United
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■
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1st preferred.
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26%
26%
951
26%
Oct
27%
Apr
Lighting Corp common
•
Pacific Petroleums Ltd——
—1
38%
39%
2,3j6
37%
Jan
42
Aug
Pacific
Pacific
Tel
Western
11%
11%
605
134
201
38%
38%
100
38%
Oct
51
17%
768
17
Sep
21%
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75
37%
23%
25
1,635
22%
20%
132
131%
17%
100
common
Oil
20%
275
18
1.15
3,460
10% Mar
__
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Trans
Pepsi Cola Co
Petrocarbon
(Un)
—
50
(Un)
24%
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Chemicals
1
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp common (Un)
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co..
1.00
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Petroleum
12% July
Carbide
Inc..
Union
Electric
Union
Oil
Union Sugar
19
1,190
112
240
12
Jan
20%
Jun
45%
42%
45%
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42%
Oct
49%
100% 100%
37% 37%
210
530
88
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20%
22%
2,302
23%
23%
225
20% Mar
23%
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27%
10
27
23%
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41
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•
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U
S
Steel
30%
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Sugar
1.85 Sep
64% Aug
Victor
43
Jun
Warner
7%
July
Jun
Washington
79%
Sep
Wells
Equipment
57% May
71
Feb
20
35%
Oct
40%
Jun
West
Air
1,047
36%
Jan
55
Jun
Western
Department
Western
Pacific
Union
Oil
Gas
&
Co
Rheem
15%
17%
773
45%
46%
1,993
l
Reynolds Tobacco class B
275
16%
46%
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•
Manufacturing Co
48%
71
Oct
Jan
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Sep
Oct
12%
82
Jan
106%
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30
1,652
27%
Feb
31%
Apr
47%
Oct
53%
Feb
Sep
9%
47%
48%
29
51%
29
51%
628
458
26%
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50
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55%
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37
1,272
250
34%
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51%
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58
Jun
590
175
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35 %
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40% Mar
50
Jun
Jun
61%
May
3% Mar
82%
Sep
5%
Jun
Water
Fargo
Sep
Preferred
(Un)L_.
Oct
39%
Sep
14%
Sep
25%
Apr
Western
54%
Sep
Westinghouse Elec Corp
41
64
Feb
July
47%
48%
200
40% Mar
49%
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34
45%
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528
12%
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18%
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62% May
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20
250
17%
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125
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20
Sep
23
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55%
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262
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66
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Railroad
33%
43
76
128
15
1
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505
—
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44
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117
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100
5
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518
__
16%
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62
10
200
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9%
99%
—
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45
10
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1
37% Mar
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23
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125
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Rayonier Incorporated com
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12%
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73%
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Oct
Mar
75
48%
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Corp
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5
14
320
24%
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73%
20
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24%
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37%
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27%
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Sep
18 %
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42%
45%
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Feb
Jan
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53%
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•
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33
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22%
Jan
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common
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33
——
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44
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162
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5
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of
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Jan
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9
2
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Western
Phillips
107%
22
Jan
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73%
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1,213
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Continental Corp
Tri
Universal
Pennsylvania RR Co
2,735
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1,022
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129%
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Pan American World Airways (Un)„_ 1
Paramount Pictures Corp (Un)
1
84'A
48%
126
Jun
July
40%
Oct
25
Pacific Tel &
79%
48%
125
37% Mar
29
9%
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31%
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Sep
22%
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preferred
conv
25
:
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preferred
74%
21%
—
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Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
4
•
common
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51
30
3,892
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Sylvania Electric Products
5
3%
15
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6%
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65
3,132
Aug
81
12
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Apr
55%
—
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76
1
(Un)„;
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21
Ja n
22%
54 %
.
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61
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49% July
44
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45%
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Sunray Mid-Continent
Super Mold Corp
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1
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35%
18y8
21%
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com
34% Mar
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20
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25
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58%
1
45 % Mar
Feb
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Standard Brands Inc
46 % Mar
1
July
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90
35
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Pabco
35
—
405
•
Chemical
63
914
438
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Mathiesen
59%
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48%
19%
•
Olaa Sugar Co
49% Mar
50
48%
50%
Ohio Oil Co
Olln
37%
48%
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preferred
6%.
Southern Co
Toxtron
Oahu Sugar Co Ltd
Oceanic Oil Co
Oct
50
•
Northern Pacific Railway
247
656
521
19
Power,.
Aviation
27%
52
54%
27%
—
27V*
51%
53%
—
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10
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116%
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(Un)——.A
Natomas Company capital
New England Electric System (Un)
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Niagara
—
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Standard Oil
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74%
Jan
5
Aug
24,730
•
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Jan
7
166,450
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600
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449
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51%
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19%
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Jan
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5c
75
5%
87%
14'A
21
2
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Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
15
15%
Oct
9% Mar
77
5c
Apr
--
155
18
9% July
21
25%
—
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18
Feb
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1
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77
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33
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18
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San Mauricio Mining
Schenley Industries (Un)
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Joseph Lead
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6»0
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5
Safeway Stores Inc.
Shasta
65
34
7%
77
10
24
14
—
155
120
33
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Inc
Low
63%
1
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7%
33
1
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69%
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Scott
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class A
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S
43% Aug
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July
24% Aug
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Power
51
105
Mines
Cement
23%
Jan
2,694
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30% 32 A
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40
150
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5
May
128% Aug
58% Apr
Jan
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48%
55
99
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McKesson & Robbins Inc (Un)
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Oct
898
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41%
Jun
2%
Jan
435
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Martin
31%
44%
19/4
Riverside
for Week
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•
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common
Co com (Un)_.
Marchant Calculators—
Magnavox
Matson
Sep
40
—
—
Apr
50%
153
—
(Un)—^
91%
972
13%
.—7
*
Inc
Marine
103
45
Aircraft Corp—.—.———.—1
Lockheed
May
32% Mar
1,391
10
Libby McNeill & Libby
82
13%
--
2Va
Leslie Salt Co.—
185
712
Sales
Range
Par
High
34% 35%
3%
3%
101/4 106 /8
44% 45%
—
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County Land Co
Low
Week's
of Prices
Sale Price
1
48%
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.
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Low
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Last
STOCKS
for Week
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STOCKS
Friday
Sales
f*r
Excb. (Cont.)
San Francisco Stock
Sep
Yellow
Cab
Co
common
' 8%
8
5%
Feb
8%
Sep
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
OCTOBER 14
/"Friday
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian
Friday
stocks
Par
Week's
Range
of Prices
Par
Abltibl Power
& Paper common
4% %
preferred
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•
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•
~
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Algoma Steel
•
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107
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54%
1
22
50
High
British
American
Jan
37 Va
Aug
British
American
Oil
Jun
27
Mar
British
Columbia
23
Feb
25
7'A Mar
49
Jan
Aug
4%%
Jan
4%%
117%
Sep
Jan
27 Va
Jun
British
106
Apr
109%
Jun
British
Jan
55 % May
80
47
Feb
53
Aug
Bruck
2,255
21
Feb
25%
Apr
155
53
Mar
60'A
Aug
Columbia
07
36%
40%
4,406
32%
15%
16%
1,550
13% Mar
Feb
46 % July
20% July
Telephone
Building
Bulolo
Products
Gold
Power
Cement
Safeway 4.40%
Canada
Steamship
W. C. Pitfield &
Co., Inc.
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5%
$1.25
Corp
:
pfd
Jan
29
Sep
Canadian
Celanese
series
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'
common
&
A
B
4
275
320
5.30
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common
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7.05
Oct
103.
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Feb
Jun
33
Oct
43% Mar
191
30
Apr
32
23
Jan
33%
Sep
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Jun
16
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35
104%
Oct
35 %
100
20%
Feb
40
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13
Jun
14
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30
16
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13
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285
28
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29
11,735
25
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31
6,200
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30
30
90
27
Jan
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35
35%
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39
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23
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Sep
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53
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54%
50
31 %
50
Canadian
54 Va Mar
Jun
31%
•
common..
Breweries
Jan
17,388
•
106% Aug
Mar
52%
13%
47%
33% July
51
13
__
25% Mar
104
13%
100
preferred
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Apr
150
52%
10
Power
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$1.75
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6%
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8%
7
125
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100
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27
29
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27
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53
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Exchanges
Jan
45'A
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64
•
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B
Calgary
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1,220
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50
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Canada
Canadian Stock
64%
44
49
7%
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50
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23
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43
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240
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22
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255
Light & Power
26
10
54%
Traction
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*
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52
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102
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*
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*
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Funds
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Last
*
STOCKS
15
10
1
8 % Julv
13% Aug
23
1,679
19% Mar
28% July
10,
22%
14
May
19
•
July
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Number 5473
182
.
.
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(1601)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
ENDED OCTOBER 14
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Canadian
Locomotive
Oil
5%
*
20
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1974
20
1057a
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25
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32
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Canadian
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Corbys
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33
35
class
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common
16%
140
16
467a
467a
25
Apr
77a Mar
42 7a
9,550
30
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common-
Apr
29 7a
41% Mar
33%
Feb
1774
60
17
Oct
177a
17% Mar
7,215
15
35 7a
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20
34
36
1,755
Aug
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42 72
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6,380
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525
8
8,275
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23
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31
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30
30
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31
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277a
1,462
247/a Mar
30
33
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68
68
75
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147a
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52
23%
1,065
277a
25
367.
31
1,377
200
52%
27
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7
2,620
May
48
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972
80
335
200
537a
537a
35
52 72
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Oct
48
11
4.145
29%
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40
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2,785
50
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527a
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63
4,847
52
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36
37%
4,275
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11
105 7a
10
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55
105 1057a
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16
Petroleum
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136 7a
137
6 72
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common
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472%
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101%
100
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41
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52
53
71
52
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82
class
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50
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50
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•
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Jan
10
Feb
28%
1.80
2,000
125
135
1,460
100
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158
50
47
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50
210
44
May
60
Feb
26
1.70
Oct
*
Investment
(Walter M)
26
26
25
17
Apr
1
Corp
7%
7%
100
5
Feb
♦
26
•
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2.80 May
90
25 72
26
Sep
925
19%
Jan
28
Sep
90
91
325
6874
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93
Oct
102
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102
10
100
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50
48 7?
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387a
39%
310
31%
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11
11
100
10% Aug
12
Feb
31%
31%
368
27%
36
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Mar
17% Mar
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26
Oct
Feb
11% July
115
Distilleries
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May
7.00 July
28
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267a Mar
237a
107
50
15
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62
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48 7a
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5 7c
53
20
51
Mar
53%
Jun
21%
112
21
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21%
Aug
53
53
60
51
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55
75
Aug
75
52
66
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75
Oct
July
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2074
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75
415
58
Jun
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
30 7a Mar
367a
Sep
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40
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67% Aug
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60
Waterman
2,502
14%
Apr
25
30
100
197a
Jan
307a
Sep
15
15
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15
Oct
17%
Feb
148
148
255
140
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155
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—
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20
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290
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53
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Jan
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477a
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1027a May
175
117a
Feb
16%
30
31
710
26
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35
58
145
43
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25
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Oct
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16
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Westeel
Alloys Steel
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76
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65
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Sep
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Lead
Nickel
Arno
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Ltd
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1
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5%
100
15%
15%
2,250
1174 May
1672 Aug
2174
22%
600
2174
Oct
24 72
100
1474
574
Jan
77a
Apr
Jun
Metals
Ltd
Corp
_
9c
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32c
Apr
24,100
15c
Aug
44c
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3.00
3.00
3.15
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1.32
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15c
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—
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1
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Carnegie Mines Ltd
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2,20
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3.75
3.90
6,600
9,900
3.75
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10
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100
22 7.c 25%c
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300
11
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4.75 May
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13
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7,250
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1,300
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88c
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Jan
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ST. JOHNS, P. Q.
July
1
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Brilund Mines
fc-0575
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22
1
Mines
Gold
Office:
54
Apr
15%
—
Bouscadillac
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Apr
19
—
»
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Ltd
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Ameraniutn
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EXCHANGE
5%
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__
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Pen Co Ltd
Products
Algom Uranium
6374
Mar
*
class
Jan
Aug
1
1,416
Corporations
July
21%
50
Ltd
Industries
Sep
Jan
Corp
71
4172 May
53
pfd
Southern Canada Power 6%
Suez
597a
170
Telephone
Reitmans
Sep
21%
100
2nd
Jun
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cum
preferred
part
Sep
1472
205
pfd—,_20
__
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Power Corp of Canada—
6 7b
May
Jan
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Power
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Sep
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34
Rice Mills Ltd
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July
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5
-
Oct
7%
Jan
2,285
CHICOUTIMI
Sep
1.70
Jan
Mar
-
Apr
10
44
SHERBROOKE
2.75 Mar
July
130
Jun
13%
2.00
26
1.75
Corp Ltd
Boreal Rare
-
Jun
*
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Hendershot Paper Products
Bouzan Gold
TROIS-RIVIERES
52
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class
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Sec
Lowney Co Ltd
25
60
Branch
Aug
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131
100
St., New York City, HAnover
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&
CANADIAN
Oct
52
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230 Notre Dame St.
West, Montreal
Telephone PL-9501
45.
Aug
32
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MONTREAL STOCK
EXCHANGE
TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE
page
Feb
20
10,751
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31
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Jan
Apr
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50
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Feb
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27
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52
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27
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100
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58
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7
•
992
30
52
common
footnotes
cl
July
33
672
5
21
200
33
SAVARD
For
Sec
27
31%
6%
33
Base
-
3472 Aug
87. Sep
*
Ltd
July
22% Mar
Beatrice
QUEBEC
565
135
57
62
22
19
Melchers
29%
117a
pfd—
21
23% July
Jan
Mersey Paper Co Ltd-
100
52 74
common
preferred
21
20% May
1572 Jan
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co
ai4
common
Corp
14%
6,335
July
425
30
4%
5,900
217.
July
22%
22 7a
10572 105 7a
52
Sbawinigan Water & Power
15%
21
28
1,210
53
10
4 74
preferred
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
15
217a
46
177a
5374
Transport
Paper
15%
___*
Sugar
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd_l0
163
Mar
Jan
17
Quebec Power
Rolland
Jan
Northern
33 74
Company
preferred
Provincial
45c
35c
600
116
23
Corp of Canada-.
Price Bros
500
Sep
1
46% July
—
Development
River
45c
19
72
Placer
Sep
45c
*
Jan
227a
Tubes
Powell
1372
Jan
—
Page-Hersey
50
Jan
Sep
163
High
Jan
10%
17
5074
Low
36%
4,710
33
163
Range since Jan. 1
High
18
665
10
Low
12%
10
—
Shares
11%
2.146
5272
:
for Week
1274
43
43
Sales
Range
of Prices
5
177a
48%
Week's
26%
495
5072
Exchange
Funds
1,925
Feb
43
Mines Ltd
July
25
Jan
Apr
64
48 72
43
29%
Jan
46
Mar
—_
May
50
48
9
Niagara Wire Weaving
Noranda
8
26
5
39
2,852
35%
30% Apr
26 7a
10572
1,867
547.
25
Jan
26
•
427a
52
35%
Jan
25%
__
40
43% July
48 72 July
Jun
26
—
Jan
*
101
17%
63 7a July
36%
Last
245
4.00
54% July
Apr
593
*
3072
25 %
_
May
52 7.
39
42
Dominion
Jan
Mar
42
595
39
54 7.
19,510
4.00
*
_
1,710
106
43
•
common
45
39
17%
-
preferred
Mar
2172 May
11% Oct
200
10 7s
105
*
_
26
9%
10
_
Montreal Locomotive
Morgan
26
*
_
_
43%
a54 7» a5872
4472
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd-*
"*
*
A
Jun
Sep
42%
75
100
Breweries class
Class
54
Aug
Oct
17
1,810
a9
38%
__
Jan
8
25
190
11%
common-
527i
19
3374 Mar
25
a22%
Apr
2472 Aug
124
405
25%
A—
class A
678
80
115
*
_
134
622
205
Frontenac Oil
Molson
130
25 74
Preferred
(Robt)
12
25
104
*
priority.
295
Paper Corp Ltd
Frere
86
if
B
&
Jan
*
Class
David
55
Mailman
53%
Jun
18,718
MacMillan & Bloedel class B
Mitchell,
617.
1077a July
7474
if
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
102 7a Mar
68
«
McColl
Oct
227a
Lower St Lawrence Power
Sep
53
Ltd
Zellerbach
Jan
_
Corp Ltd
48%
Crown
Jan
—*
class
Consolidated
Consolidated
4
(John).
Acceptance
Eros Ltd.
140
—*
Sep
127a Aug
17
Ltd——.
Jan
a54 7.
.
Aug
50
Corp common—5
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
5
Jamaica
Aug
58
10
Dominion
B
200
Utilities
Labatt
Class
2,550
Ltd—
435
'
774
7.50
—
Sep
45
Canadian Silk Products
Corp class A—*
Catelli Food Products Ltd class A
*
a21
72%
common
8074
Jan
•
16%
136%
Paper
Apr
3872
1
77»
common
66 7.
25
133
Canadian Marconi Company
Canadian Power & Paper Inv
a21
♦
International
1074 Mar
4,335
167a
preferred
———100
77« preferred ———_——~—5
International
2,610
July
2,230
42%
126
*
*
7%
v
48%
11%
19
717a
42%
10
&
25
—
17% July
Jun
70
10
Preferred
—100
com
Jan
12
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Gen Investments Ltd
42
1174
537a
Powders
1474
81
Company
Canada
Jun
72
367a
common'5
—|
or
53
597a
common..^
preferred
755
—
Brown
447a July
Jan
617a
preferred
International Bronze
6'/a
Jan
50 7i
*
Acceptance
$4.50 preferred
Inland
30
*
Industrial
16%
al7 al7%
—_10
Bickle-Seagrave
Jun
Canada
167.
1674
Par
Jun
1,040
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of
Jun
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo-Nfld Development Co
Jan
41%
Hudson Bay Mining-
Sep
7.40
STOCKS
Sep
Apr
9
607a
common
58 7a
Jan
Friday
53% July
44%
60
:
Jan
4.35
Mar
45
9%
37%
Paper
4172
7,551
Canadian
Jun
39%
Smith
5,928
5.60
Canadian Stock
34 V4 July
607a
preferred
557.
5.25
50
Scotia
Royal
Sep
Jan
*
$2.00
507a
5.50
*
Commerce
Jun
4,818
*
Howard
Jun
*
Mar
44%
50
Alabastine
51
Banks—
Feb
29
Gypsum
&
Feb
52
Sep
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Lime
Jun
69
common
July
July
9%
1927^
47
Jun
2272 July
17% Jan
87a
50 7a
common——
pfd inc
Jan
43
Sale Price
1,640
87a
1%
new—
Wares
24
29%
———.—*
Dynamics
General
General
23%
*
Canada
Bakeries Ltd-
23%
1
common
Feb
37
170
167, May
8% Oct
20
—
20%
80
47
Aug
297a
•
.
Oct
46
Aug
2972
*
com—
Sep
16
46
46%
*
Montreal
Sep
872
*
-
Players
2472
146
Jan
Aug
46
•
Canadienne
13Va
247a
400
July
377a
17
10
205
16%
4672
*
Zellers Limited preferred
36
287a
29
16
Sep
2574 Aug
16%
—
'i
General
(Geo)
17
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd
Electrolux Corp
Gatineau
48%
Corp
Cotton
Weston
Aug
*
Dow Brewery LtdDu Pont of Canada
Co's
Walker Gooderham & Worts
Western Grocers Ltd class A
177a Mar
a
2972
28%
16
156
*
Jan
1874 Mar
100
Jan
common
48
1,775
—
27
_*
4972 Aug
'
*
Steel
17
preferred
Donohue Bros Ltd—
3072
Feb
*
Wabasso
8,425
24
Jan
Power
Sep
21
24 72
Oct
27
*
Sep
277a
1
144
225
Sep
26
*
45
22
30
♦
*
Ltd-
230
145
29
—
187a
20
460
49
144
29
,
317a
117a
1
High
145
Oils
United
Jan.
Low
*
common
20
267a
*
Coal—
&
Dominion Textile
Famous
Jan
May
2072
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—*
Red pfd
—23 V2
1%
605
Triad
Range since
High
487a
Jan
335
447a
Low
4872
Jan
Jun
107.
Shares
*
com
ctfs
Steel Co of Canada
.—20
Steel
Dominion
10
39%
*
com
preferred
Dominion
Aug
Mav 1
177a
5
10% July
for Week
100
Breweries
Voting trust
Simpsons Ltd
Canada
*
Steel
Canada
Co
18%
40
of
preferred
Sicks'
Southern
307a
42 74
7%
Sep
11% July
3574 Jun
Southern
187a
alO
25% July
108
Williams
2874 July
Apr
177a
alO
Sherwin
477. Mar
Jan
774
672 July
26 7a Feb
297a
Jun
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
i
31
30
700
A
—
&
Jan
Week's
Last
Sale Price
17% Mar
i.6,445
67a
2
Dominion
Jan
672
*
Seagrams
Dominion
Jan
Jan
3
672
*
Leather
17
105
28 7«
STOCKS
1
High
Apr
75
3472
_*
—
Seal
20
500
77a
*
*
A_.
&
55
3,400
*
Textile
Cork
Distillers
Tlo
*
B
Crown
Davis
&
*
Glass
class
Class
—
Equipment
Enterprises
Consumers
Low
•
common
77a
Pacific
Combined
Friday
Range since Jan.
High
100
Companies
preferred
Canadian
Shares
Low
Warrants
Canadian
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Canadian
Sales
7.75
200
12c
13c
36,500
6.00
Jan
Sep
772C Jan
16%
•>')
14
2.74
Sep
July
Apr
Apr
41
The Commercial
42
and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, October 17, 1955
(1602)
CANADIAN MARKETS
range for week ended
Canadian Stock Exchange
Week's
Friday
(Cont.)
Last
Ltd
8c
9c
6,500
7c
Jan
1.20
1.30
21,550
80c
Mar
12c
13c
10,000
4%c
10
9.65
10%
3,500
49c
49c
54c
8,850
8c
;
Metals
Eastern
1.15
Jan
3.55
11,000
2%c
Feb
7c
10,500
9c
Jan
30c
15
490
Gui-Por
Gold
Vic
15
July
15c
Feb
36c
Apr
July
90c
Sep
1.00
1.05
600
37c
4,000
23%
25%
72c
Feb
Feb
53c
Jun
Jan
30
9%c May
5.00
Apr
Alba
Ltd
6%C
3,500
4.60
2,400
22
2c
3.85 Mar
5.55
*
Ltd—*
30c
30c
18c
1
32c
27,000
16c
18c
1,000
19
—
19
2Ud
May
47c
16c
Oct
78c
Voting
July
19%
Sep
Sep
20
20
5
20%
3,480
15% Mar
25
Labrador
Lavalie
31c
35c
8,300
30c
Sep
70c
Ltd
23c
26c
8,000
20c
Aug
37c
77c
77c
500
42 %c
Jun
voting trust
Ltd
~
lilines
1.35
Oct
2.85 Mar
New
Highbridge
New
Jaculet
New
New
379,100
9%c
Jan
53c
16
250
9.10
Jan
18% May
7%c
7%c
2,000
5v4c
Feb
12 %c
22c
97,795
5 %c
Jan
30c
Sep
1.80
5,000
32c
35c
20,500
33c
1.75 Aug
Jan
16c
73%
2.00
72,800
22? a
500
85c
1.15
25,850
41c
Jan
5%C
1.15
150
22%
—.
74
1.70
1.85
5%c
2,000
3c
Feb
Nocana
67% May
Jan
46c
16%
Jan
7,000
4,000
300
Nepheline
5.15 Mar
63c
Apr
90
Jun
Area
Sep
Argus
25 % July
Corp
2nd
2.84
1.31
Mines
Pater
Mines
Ltd.
Uranium
Pato
9c
Apr
Arjon Gold
2.75
Jun
Jun
11c
Jun
Atlantic
14 %c Mar
33c
Oct
Atlas
87c
May
5%c
Acceptance
Steels
21c
Mar
1.11
Aug
13c
Sep
26 %c
35c
Oct
65c
Sep
July
11c
6%c
Jan
22c
79c
Feb
2.50
May
Oct
2.20
Sep
3%c Jan
17c
Sep
Auto
3c
Feb
48c
Sep
Avillabona Mines
9c
July
17 %c
Gold
Crest
8.00
Sep
1.90
2.00
12,000
1.35
1.50
3,950
10c
11c
23,000
37c
44c
141,600
13 %C 15 %c
6,500
6.40
100
38c
43c
26,200
6.50
8.30
6,000
1.35
3.50
Atlin-Ruffner
Aubelle
Stadacona
Standard
Sullivan Cons
Sep
31 %c
Aug
1.32
Jun
2,COO
17c
Jan
42c
Mar
14,700
2.90
July
1.85
6.50
6.50
6.80
200
5.57
Feb
7.05
19c
110,300
2c
Jan
23 %c
20c
Feb
1.89
Ltd
104,900
14,800
11c
11c
1,000
14
Mines
Ltd
(1944)
25
2,150
Jan
9c
Jan
11% Mar
1.20
Jan
14c
18
Apr
Jan
500
20%
Jan
1.66
700
1.07
Feb
3.55
27c
135,000
2%c
Feb
27c
8.50
3,400
a50c
200
13c 13 %c
13c
Lake
Tazin
Mines
10,000
29
Aug
Class
Apr
Oct
Tiblemont
Fields
Gold
Ltd—
Jan
Jan
62c
3%c
Jan
18%c
Sep
Aug
May
Bell
Jan
35c
Jan
68c
Jan
14% Aug
5.90
6.10
5,700
5.15
Jan
8.10 Mar
20c
22c
36,500
7c
Jan
35c
Sep
9c
9%c
17,000
8%c
Sep
18c
Apr
Bidgood
4%c Feb
40c
Apr
Trebor Mines Ltd™
Uddlen
Mines
United
Asbestos
—
Ltd
33c
Corp Ltd
United Montauben Mines Lt.d.
Valor
Lithium
—
Ltd.
Mines
17c
17c
1,000
10c
25c
33c
49,300
10c
6.75
——
6.75
200
38c
Oct
Jan
39c
3,000
28c
Jan
Jan
Feb
1.45
Jan
30c
Black
,
Aug
Bay
Blue
Rock
45c
9.60
Sep
July
69c
Apr
Bonville
Bouscadillac
Gold
5.20
5.40
8,100
4.65
Jun
6.25
Jun
Refining
l
1.26
1.25
1.49
19,964
1.22 May
2-20
Jun
Cabanga Developments Ltd
*
1.55
1.55
1.55
Brilund
Britalta
2.20
Federated
Gaspe
Petroleums Ltd—
Oil
Ventures
•
—
Ltd
2.35
2,100
30c
31c
22,500
4.45
30 %c
4.65
200
Oct
Sep
1.55
60c
Apr
13% May
80c
Jan
18 %
67c
1.75
27c
3.75
Apr
Apr
Jan
2.71
51c
6.30
3,500
9.00
9.00
9.00
300
Jasper Oil Corp
\
1.80
1.95
1,050
Marigold Oils Ltd
New Bristol'Oils Ltd
»
54c
56c
33,500
1.60
1.64
4,000
1.08
Apr
1.77
1.85
2.05
17,325
1.35
Apr
2.26
Pan
Petroleums
Ltd
_
Quebec
Oils
Development
Wilrich
Petroleums
For
footnotes
July
7.80
Feb
1.30
Aug
34c
Apr
11%
3.40
3.50
600
95c
95c
800
10c
10c
750
10% Mar
255
80c
page
45.
33c
56
410
52%
Apr
61
Aug
12c
13c
19,200
45c
49c
26,600
15%
15%
100
45c
15%
10c
May
41c
Feb
13% Mar
7
Oct
8
9
1,700
16
16%
2,815
13% Mar
14c
15c
3,200
11c
Jun
Jan
19c
Jan
73c
July
20% July
9
Oct
20
July
19 %c May
Sep
18%c
Apr
2.25
2.25
2.35
2,000
2.00 Mar
2.40
Sep
q:i.
9%
9%
50
8 % Mar
10%
Sep
10c
lie
25,000
9c
Sep
15c
Jan
12 %C 12 %c
4,000
12c
May
8.85
9.25
4,675
6.75
1.77
1.90
4,200
1.70 Aug
41% May
54% July
52%
63
July
10% C
12 %c
1
1
8.95
Jan
Jan
Apr
46c
July
15c
Apr
19c
Jan
12%
Jun
2.78
56c
32c
5,900
29c
49c
Mar
8c
8c
8c
3,700
6%c Jan
12 %c
Apr
93c
98c
7,000
93c
Oct
2.10
Jan
1.50
1.45
1.60
21c
30c
•
16,140
3,580
Aug
1.30 Mar
21c
Oct
2.10 Aug
2.33
50c
c
35c
45c
132,450
26c
Aug
93c
17c
15c
17c
5,550
14c
Apr
20c
1.85
1.80
2.05
20,300
70c
Jan
! 43
4.70
Columbia
1,100
20c
1,850
20c
July
July
1.00
75c
64 %
220
58%
Jan
64%
Sep
38
Jan
55
Apr
25c
Jan
1.50
2.40 Aug
6.20
Apr
1.00
July
40
42
175
1.15
1.09
1.25
81,471
2.40
2.40
2.50
3,200
55c
62c
4,700
21
62 c
45c
Jan
17
Mar
1.00 July
3,500
69c
9,100
65c
July
57 %c
57 %c
500
47c
Jan
7%c Jun
20c
July
75 %c
July
80c
May
Sep
21%
300
80c
71c
84c
43,675
Feb
1.10
Sep
2.25
2.20
2.25
600
2.00
May
2.30
4)%
50%
11,642
45 %
Jan
Sep
July
80c
80c
1,200
70c
Jan
13c
16c
25,000
11c
Aug
50%
—
15c
48c 49%c
48c
6,820
10 %c
11c
14,400
2.75
2.65
1.90
16.431
25c
16 %C
31c
51.900
*
50
1
1.45
1.45
1.60
16,300
33
33
33
10
2.10
2; 00
2.20
9,000
44c
41c
12c
35c
48
Oct
10c
Jan
1.00 May
6c
Jan
1.35 Aug
31
Sep
1.60 Aug
25
52
1.00
52c
1.05
Jan
Apr
May
Jun
15c
Apr
4.20
Jun
35c
Sep
3.80
Sep
40 %
July
2.90 Aug
47c
39,900
24c
Mar
79c
12c
13c
22,600
lie
Sep
25c
9%c
1
12c
8,000
6c
Jan
19c
Apr
28c
Aug
65c
July
5%c Mar
17c
Apr
1
33c
32c
34c
7,825
1
97ac
8c
10c
15,300
5.40
10,990
1.02
100
class B
*
2.45 Mar
90c
Apr
7
Mar
July
Jan
5.40
Oct
1.36
Jan
10
50
*
7%
7%
7%
23,313
1
1.68
1.50
1.70
24,100
1
—*
2.50
2.45
2.60
4,000
2.45
29
28%
30 V8
6,674
25%
100
50
50
50
.
Oil
105 %
105%
106
195
103
54
54%
75
52
Jan
55
Oct
52
52%
180
50 %
Aug
53%
Jun
52
52
390
50
Aug
52%
Oct
10
10
—
7%
Jun
1.30 May
10
Sep
9% Mar
2.50
Apr
Oct
3.85
Jan
Apr
33% July
Electric—
4%%
preferred
preferred
preferred
4%% preferred
July
30c
63
1.02
Petroleum
American
Apr
20c
*
*
Ltd—
British
Jan
2.95
60c
4.90
4%%
—
—
54'%
.
52
Gairdner 8
60 Wall Street, New
Apr
106%
Companij Inc.
York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
Gairdner &
Company Limited
Members:
canadian
Sep
Jan
Jan
Apr
60c
1.02
Oct
12% July.
Feb
95c
5.00
July
2.10 Sep
1.65
12c
Jan
July
*
12
Sep
*• 65c
Sep
11c
—1
Jan
Aug
1
Ltd
see
11
_ic
i
15c
___*
,
Westburne Oil Co Limited
54%
12c
Canadian, Affiliate:
~_i
Israel
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Apr
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
_i
—
26
—
Sep
Pacific
Feb
31 %c
—
Sep
1.95
20%
54%
1
July
20c
goc
6,375
Sep
20c
Ltd
23
205
—
Feb
20c
Oils
21%
1.25
Oct
Jan
*
Okalta
Jan
33c
Jun
41c
1
_i,
80c
*
5%
Home Oil Co Ltd
56c
Jan
9,450
...
Cordage
Mines
British
*
Sep
45c
12c
—
5.30
1
75c
13,500
21%
1
1
25
1
Mines
Petroleums
*
Stocks—
,
4,000
54c
11c
Brazilian Traction
Inc
80c
11 %c
Mines-_—
Brantford
Minerals
Jan
24c
80c
48c
1,795
—
Gold
Sep
Sep
Empire Oil &
3%c
20c
80c
52 c
1
Aug
300
208,725
Mar
40c
r-
29c
3,500
Jan
13
38c
Jan
Gold
59c
3,800
Mar
21%
22c
1
1
*
Bordulac Mines
Bralsaman
67c
July
140
16c
—
Cerium
Bralorne Mines
69c
Aug
2.10
26
11,200
23
20c
Ltd
preferred
Sep
15 %
14%
5,150
1.50
1
Ribbon
Apr
62c
Jan
13 %
*
Uran
Blue
2.25
66c
56% May
1.35
55%
Mines
Kirkland
2.15
15%
Jun
Sep
Jan
13%
1
1
—1
Uranium
Jan
66c
Feb
6.20
4.70 Mar
53
22 %
45 %
Mines—
Yukon
Sep
69c
19%
7%c
Ltd
Mines
Bevcon
16%c
*
15
Sep
22%
*
Jan
25c
10,261
55
12%
Mar
6%c
Beta Gamma Mines
Jan
Ltd
5.50
16c
4,000
common
Corp
Jan
Petroleums
5.20
54%
3.85
Jan
21.899
—
2 %c
Canadian Admiral Oils Ltd_<
Canadian Devonian Pete
975
5.45
*
Mines—
69c
Calgary & Edmonton Corporation Ltd_*
>4
54
—
45c
1.35
14
Sep
Jan
5c
3.00
30c
Uranium
30,500
2,500
5,100
28c
;
~
24c
Calalta
17,725
54%
—
4%c
&
3.15
8 %c
13%
_■—
148,000
Bonnyville Oil
3.00
7%c
1
226,500
Co Ltd
3.00
Feb
Apr
25c
Oil
1.74
28 %c
Ltd—
18c
Oil
July
25,000
Mines
24 %c
Anglo-Canadian
93c
Mar
River
Berens
Boymar
47,500
17,242
3.05
126,800
43c
1.60
97c
73c
40c
1.45
Feb
2.05
12 %c 14 %c
Jan
2.00
Jkn
63c
14c
Apr
70c
30c
1.80
42c
22c
Sep
34,300
65c
Weedon Pyrite & Copper Corp Ltd.
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd—;..
Westvllle Mines Ltd—
Jan
Aug
75c
197,228
1.85
Virginia Mining Corp
14c
30c
132,287
17c
Bobjo Mines
4.80
6,500
16,700
92 c
15c
94c
B
Bicroft
1.06
16c
37c
75c
2.75
Telephone
7%
6,750
Jun
44
Eeileterre Quebec Mines-
16c
3,000
109%
83c
Mining
26c
14c
May
2.55
Lodge
100
1.25
106
92c
Lumber
4,750
1.06
190
2.60
Beaver
25.700
13 %c
107
*
Beaver
July
12
14c
106%
Sep
*
Belcher
10% July
40c
45c
1.15
Tobrit Silver Mines Ltd
Jun
Jun
8 %c
Beaucage Mines Ltd—
a27c
9c
27
91%
Ltd
Beattie-Duquesne
5.90
Ltd
Feb
14
15c
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
3bc
,
26
—10
—1
1
1
1
warrants
"B"
Sep
11%
22c
45
Oct
Mining
Co
Bathurst Mining
"A" warrants
a27c
Ltd
Mines
26%
7%
21c
Uranium
45c
Mines—
Sep
26%
54
—
Petroleums
11%
.
Ltd—
Mines Ltd
118
45
Mines—
Cons
Metals
Bata
2.90 Aug
49 %c
9c
4.75
Jan
8%c
Warrants
Barymin
Base
Apr
7.90
—
Jan
69%
-50c
Mines
5.05 May
a50c
8.40
Ltd
55,600
23c
26c
—
200
32c
1.66
Ltd
——,
1.99
29c
24 %
Ltd
14 %
1.99
31c
1.10
49
9,049
——10
Mines
Mines
Baska
1.53
3.40
3,350
1.50
*
——1
—
of Nova Scotia
Barvue
Sep
1.31
3.15
1,520
83
104
1
common
Barnat
Sep
1.43
7.50
77%
98%
1
—
Bankeno
Apr
16c
3.20
Jun
8%C
;
Montreal
Bankfield
1.55 Aug
Feb
25
101% Aug
16c
Mines
of
Bank
Oct
39c
1.70
Ltd—
Ltd-
Mines
15c
12,800
Bank
Bibis
Tache
7.25
2.65 Mar
2.50 Mar
50c
8 %c
——
Electric
Bagamac
Sep
16%c
Mines
Mines
Gold
Steep Rock Iron
Mar
Jan
Jan
1
1
—1
■
Aumaque
Aunor Gold
Sep
10%
1.85
Ltd
Gold
59c
Jan
2.35
17 %c 17 %c
Mines
Soma-Duvernav
Jan
15c
255,500
20c31%c
40c
;
Corp
Siscoe Gold Mines
% Jan
97
Jan
1.50
1
———
Mines
Aumacho River
Apr
45c
25c
45c
Mines——
Sherritt-Gordon
12
5,000
1.60
28c
15c
Sep
Jan
4,500
8.05
Quebec Nickel Corp Ltd
Quebec Smelting
Refining Ltd
Red
4,090
16%
Mines
Yellowknife
Atlas
3,000
Quebec Labrador Developm't Co Ltd—
Quebec Lithium Corp j
Mining
16 %
98%
Jan
31c
—
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Dredging Ltd
Uranium
16
15c
1
10
20
com—
—
2,000
6.40
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd.
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
Radiore
4,492
Oct
1.80 May
38c
89c
—1
—
Metals Corp
Ashdown Hardware class B
35,000
—
Mining Co—
Quemont
700
32c
Jun
42c
Sep
63c
40c
Mines
Gold
Cons
Pitt Gold
3,100
1.75
July
70c" Sep
106%
6
*
*
1
*
50
Corp common—;—
preferred ——
40c
14c
Ltd
Panel Consol Uranium Mines—
Parbec
2.15
1.75
8 %
1.01
Jun
1.40
■
22c
11c
50
Mines Ltd
Uranium
Jun
-
—
18c
40c
—
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd.
Orchan
Mar
20c
Sep
Mar
7
26%
*
—*
pfd—-50
*
—
60c
1.40
Ltd—•
(1945)
78c
1,800
Oct
79
20c
1
—
——
Banff Oils
Obalski
6,060
28c
Aug
102
50c
—
—
40c
1.92
Oils Ltd—
Corp
8c
Petroleums Ltd-
Leduc
19c
Ltd-—,———.
Mining
86c
98
1
*
1——
Mines —
11c
Mines Ltd
Mines Ltd—
Mines
85c
16 %
25
100
1
pfd
4"
40c
63c
Santiago
Vinray
1.60
7c
25c 25 %c
25c
Ltd——_——25
Royran Copper Mines Ltd
New
Normetal
1.50
7c
——_
,—__
Mines. Ltd.——
New
Sep
31c
1
Anglo-American Exploration
AiiB'O-c-anadian Oil
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Huronian
Angle Rouyn Mines ——
Anthes Imperial
—
Apex Consolidated
Apr
20 %c
——
Mining Co Ltd—
&
21c
7.50
Co
American
Aug
1.80
Asbestos———
Pacific Coal
96.430
2.00
*
Petroleums
49c
1.50
Formaque Mines Ltd—
Goldvue
Mines Ltd
Louvre
42c
•
Lead
21c
—
Ltd—
New
New
39c
1.75
Ltd
Anchor
38c
Jan
12%c July
7%c
—
Mines
41c
*
preferred
Amalgamated Larder
Ascot
Lafayette
50c
100
Anacon
59,000
15%
Mines Ltd
Merrill Island Mining Ltd-.
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Mogador Mines Ltd ___
Monpas Mines Ltd
1
New
58c
1,100
common
Apr
13,500
17c
Explor Co Ltd
Ltd
4c
12c
8c
13c
47c
Mines Ltd
Mines
5,800
61c
86c
Cons
21 %c Mar
7%c
17c
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Creek
300
77c
61c
i
7%
75c
5 % 'I
Arcan
New
May
1.65 Aug
7%c
Ltd
Ltd
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
Lorado Uranium
Mines Ltd
Louvicourt Goldlields Ltd
Nama
Sep
20c
certificates
trust
Pacific
Aluminium
May
&
25c
Jun
Warrants
Jan
26c
Min
Jan
14c
102
28c
Aluminum
32c
Mines
11c
500
7%
Debentures
Jun
Mines
Zinc
15,430
17c
Algoma Steel
2,600
Lead
Kontikl
30
17c
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd
Jan
8
15c
1.40
Yukon
Mines
Kenmayo
107
107
14c
Ltd
Distillers
Alberta
Sep
American
Keyboycon
Mar
107
17c
Warrants
Alberta
Mines Ltd
Gold
650
6c
4.40
4.50
Ltd
Mines
Aug
Aug
~ —
1.35
Joliet-Quebec
25
107
Petroleums
Albermont
1.36
Mines
Jan
440
1
Explorations
Amanda
Jardun
23'%
24%
26
Jun
Jan
July
24
Knife
Yellow
Akaitcho
1.50 May
24%c
16
675
Agnew Surpass Shoe common
Ajax Petroleums
7.25
27 %
Jan
305
12 %
17c
48c
Jan
Jan
8'/4
26%
Oil
&
4,000
1,900
25%
14,150
26 %
.100
——-.————
Gas
19,000
6.25
37 %
11%
74c
6.00
Jan
34%
25
common
Acadia-Uranium
Mar
18
High
Low
26%
Paper common
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
20c
37c
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co
Uranium
1
Range since Jan.
I
35%
1
&
Power
4 % ','c
Sep
18c
—
Ltd.
Mines
Cons
Hollinger
2.25
Acme
6.10
Mines Metals
Uranium
Gunner
1,000
High
33%
Sep
4.30
69C
Ltd—
Mines
Grandines
Shares
24
Apr
22c
Abitibi
5,20 Aug
3,500
4%c
19
Ltd—
Falconbridge Nickel Mines
Fontana Mines (1945) Ltd
Frobisher Limited
—
Iso
Jan
2.75
4c
Low
Par
Preferred
Ltd
Mines
Metal
Fab
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Oct
20c
Mines Ltd.
Corp
Last
stocks
Jun
54c
15
Mines
Sullivan
East
15%
2.70
4.30
_
Copper Co Ltd——
Duvan
Jun
Oct
2.10
49c
2.75
i—
—
Ltd
Asbestos
Dominion
Sep
Mar
Sales
Week's
Friday
Apr
1.81
18c
4%C
Sudbury
Mines
18c
Jan
'
Copper-Cliff
Cortez Explorations Ltd
Cournor Mining Co Ltd
Dome
Canadian Funds
High
Low
Exchange
1
Range since Jan.
12c
-----
Mines Ltd—
Consolidated Deniscn Mines Ltd
Consol
Quebec Yellowknife Mines-
Consol
Consolidated
Shares
High
1.25
Gold Mines Ltd™,
Centremaque
Chibougamau Explorers
Central Cadillac
of Prices
Low
Par
Toronto Stock
for Week
Range
Sale Price
stocks
october 14
Sales
securities
Toronto Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
Wire system to all offices
July
Volume
182
Number 5473
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...
(1603)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 14
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Columbia
Forest
Products
class
13%
13
13%
325
3iy2
31
32%
1,937
48
350
l
1.69
1.48
1.75
274,950
14
14
__*
:___
I__l
Mines
i
Mining
l
Mining
22c
26c
36,200
11
1,000
9c
17,100
15c
16c
5,900
30'%
30%
265
15%
_100
_i
Consolidated
Cement
Canada
Canada
Can
Consol
July
Apr
Jan
25c
13c
May
17c
10%
Oct
13% May
105%
14'%c
Apr
Feb
1,600
13'Ac
Jan
*
Apr
87c
Aug
25
Mar
30%
13
18%
107
55c
29c
Sep
Aug
Jun
Oct
Apr
Jan
5.60
116
4.90
Apr
6.95
Sep
25,209
4.15
Apr
16%
Sep
33'%
33
35
1,679
33
Oct
43% Mar
31
31%
140
30
ADr
38'A Aug
10
10
10
5
Feb
14
14'%
14%
14'%
525
14%
Feb
16%
50
14%
Feb
17% Mar
27% Aug
22% Jan
*
28
28
75
28%
29'A
2,645
13
28%
13
2C0
72%
72
72'A
70
1
Power
2.85
2.65
3.05
85,068
15
14%
16
1,175
2.25
2.25
2.50
3,900
1.45
700
38%
39
239
*
.
Lands
*
Warrants
Canada
Packers
Canada
Safeway Ltd pfd__^___.
Canada
class
Southern
A
Oils
•
38%
100
._
104'A
warrants
104% 104'A
30
75c
75c
300
Canada
Southern Petroleum
l
1.65
1.70
2,945
Canada
Steamship Lines
*
35
36
380
12.50
13
13%
1,075
Preferred
Canada
___
Wire
&
Cable class
Canadian
Astoria
Canadian
Admiral
Canadian
Atlantic
Canadian
Bank
Canadian
com
B
Minerals
*
1
.
Oils
9
8
Consumers
79
40c
79
30
40c
34c
38,513
Breweries
British
Empire Oils
Corby
Canadian Canners
Canadian
$1.75
Celanese
common
Mar
Jun
38%
Sep
34
Sep
14%
Crowpat
Cusco
Davis
Distillers
Dome
104%
Oct
75c
Aug
1.65
Oct
104 %; Oct
Delnite
42%
3,585
39 %
29
8,585
25
30
30
31%
660
59c
58c
40c
5.60
Jan
Mar
90
Mar
28% May
23
38
10%
10%
57c
Aug
33
1.75
July
29%
Jan
39
Jun
1,205
20
Apr
25 %
Sep
38%
425
33
38%
Oct
11
2,700
Apr
Feb
Canadian
Canso
Oil
common
4.10 Mar
4.70
Sep
7.75
*
Railway
Leduc
Patricia
12
2.30
2.15
7%
7%
8
1,195
43c
48c
2,500
20
2.35
5,697
20
19
3,380
17
Jan
105
105
55
105
"7
May
6%
7%
2,650
3
Jan
85c
82c
85c
136,425
50c
Apr
28
Jan
2.60
2.90
52,450
1.42
Feb
3.70
3.70
200
3.70
Oct
90%
*
7% May
13%
90%
17% Mar
Sep
25% July
106'A
12
Sep
1.05 Aug
35'A
Jun
28% July
3.50 July
11 '/8
July
1,000
2.65
Oct
5.25
Jan
1.30
1.10
1.30
3,580
1.10
Oct
1,85
Jan
2.25
2.56
1,215
2.25
Oct
5.20
Jan
1
25c
*
—1
1
Co Ltd—;___
Duvex Oils & Minerals
Copper
Duvan
ft
■
July
33c
Jan
80c
7,700
76c
Oct
76c
1.60
1.60
1.75
13,650
19c
23c
86,200
1.80
1.94
184,920
40
42%
12,148
30'A
26%
18c
20c
6%
27%
1.85
Sep
70c
69
29 7A
Mar
Jan
—I
Elder Mines
Eldrich
Ltd
Mines
25
102
May
5,740
13
Mar
4.020
15'/s
Apr
20'/a Aug
35%
34
36
2,425
28%
Feb
43
Aug
11%
11
12
7,500
97A
Jan
13%
Jun
24%
24%
225
7%
77A
2,365
J£c
41c
37.800
j0
30
1,795
25
Jan
31
64c
77c
53,400
64c
Oct
92c
Aug
20 %c 22'Ac
9,425
17c
Jun
36c
July
41c
30
21c
.
2.35
2.25
2.38
6.00
6.60
97c
1.10
5.90
6.90
30,000
17
17
17
400
38%
38%
25
68
72%
1,467
70
52c
54 c
4,062
75c
52c
82c
2,500
lie
11c
12c
10,900
8'Ac
8'Ac
10c
6,000
118
118
100
30c
30c
1,500
50
52
80
Eureka
Glacier
—
—
2.45
561,835
1.25
65c
1.27
103,018
97
Aug
47% Mar
Famous
Players
Tungsten
Farwest
Copper
.
Grain class A
Federal
Preferred
Federated
Petroleums
Hi
Co
5.80
4.50
Jan
1.35
Jan
2.65
Manufacturing
Fleet
700
4,078
18 %c
18c
20c
11,600
14c
Jun
24c
8c
8c
9c
8,500
7c
Jan
18c
Apr
37c
34c
37c
8,000
25c
Jan
60c
Jan
1.80
2,800
Sep
1.10 July
Jan
Frobisher
5
100
5
Feb
500
15
Apr
4.55
4.20
4.95
32.700
7%c
8c
7,500
5c
40c
38 %c
40c
4,600
31c
Jan
58c
Aug
General
68c
72c
52,920
35c
Jun
87c
Sep
General
Motors
General
Petroleum
32,450
91%
2.50
12'Ac
2.60
1,000
90
94
630
12 %c
13C
118,200
l
82c
81c
83c
10,294
l
•83c
80c
85c
7,700
*
17%
16%
17%
325
*
common
7%
7%
7%
1,800
1
I
88c
88c
88c
500
1
.
14c
12c
15c
6,000
IIIIl
Yellowknife
*
73C
Life
9%
66c
Corp
1
1
10c
143
2.30
Lake
Jan
Jan
Sep
1.37
80c
1.20
Jun
Sep
Gold
13%c July
10%
260
Oct
48c
Aug
585
26
Jan
43
Jun
31%
685
29
Jan
31%
19c
33c
224,925
10c
Jan
33c
4.65
12,490
27c
4.45
1.75
July
3.70 Aug
Goldhawk
Grafton
class
Sep
Graham
10%
35c
56,350
11c
13c
3,620
23c
550
Consolidated
Denison
1
10.00
9.60
10.25
35c
32c
,
64,294
7% Mar
12%
Jan
18
Jan
7'Ac
7%c
7'Ac
2,700
32%
32%
34%
25
Feb
36
10
90
Feb
97
65
65
1,300
92%
91
93
22,000
Mar
Jan
15%
Jun
Great
Lakes
Great
Northern
2.60 Mar
38c
45c
11,432
35c
Jun
75c
93c
90c
1.02
21,889
40c
Jan
7
1.86
1.86
1.99
7,203
1
14c
14c
14c
1,100
Golden
31c
30c 32 %c
1
34c
34c
40c
8,800
Halliwell
1
58 %c
41c
63c
720,535
Consolidated
Howey
1
4.10
4.10
4.30
6,790
550
54c
18,600
29%
31'A
1,960
110
110
20
15%
16%
G,150
8%
800
46c
32c
Feb
26'A
Jan
95c
77c
9.80
Jan
19%
Aug
Sep
7%
Feb
9%
Jun
49
Mar
79% Mar
53'A
965
1,177
43%
Oct
48%
5.20
5.30
310
5.10
Jan
6.50
4.80
4.90
650
4.70
Sep
6.45
9%
9%
225
8'A
Jun
101% 101%
10
20c
28c
365,725
6.00
6.15
7,055
1.70
__——
1.60
1.98
720,997
100% Aug
11
Sep
Jan
Jan
Jan
105'A May
Feb
10c
6.00
60c
29c
Sep
Oct
7.85
Jan
Sep
2.03
Sep
60c
57c
64c
17,750
57c
Oct
94c
47c
—
'.
Apr
34'A July
116'A
45%
6.05
Sep
Oct
110
50'A
com
Apr
May
96% Aug
43%
23c
42c
52c
50,300
23c
Mar
59c
Mar
62c
Jun
Oct
19c
May
17c
18c
13,200
12c
9'Ac
—
10c
10,500
9'Ac
2.60
1.66
Jan
22c
17,500
45c
4,550
40c
21'Ac
24c
31,500
18c
Feb
11c
25,000
5'Ac
Feb
145
2.95
3.00
40c
150
72
,
130
Oct
Oct
1.33 Mar
May
14'Ac Aug
Mar
175
Feb
July
53
53
53
115
52%
Feb
54
7%
7%
200
6%
Jun
8
13%
13'A
13%
25
30c
_____
July
4.00 Aug
79'c
7%
5
Granduc Mines
Jan
2.10
41 %c
Guayana
85'A May
5.50
30c
32c
18,800
Sep
13%
Oct
18
Jan
26c
Sep
54c
Apr
13c
May
47c
Sep
Jun
19c
36c
1
Consolidated
Aug
1,440
130,392
Mines
A
60c
*
Consolidated
Apr
96
Apr
Sep
Jun
4.80
60c
Oct
13c
96
3.90 Mar
Oct
July
27%
4.30
Mackay class A
Sep
1
Consolidated
5%c July
Mar
2:85 May
158
96
common
Jan
Mar
Consolidated
4,125
Tire
20c
25c
5.00 July
3.75
1,75
6.30
4.50
preferred
4%c
Consolidated Discovery
3.40
Jan
100
285
Bousquet
14c
200
1.75
Jan
9 %C
Jan
4,400
3.60
2.450
Porcupine
25c
32,600
19c
Aug
1,050
131
Goldora Mines
Aug
46c
4.30
32c
135
—;
July
42c
23c
45.
4,680
36
30
Uranium
Gordon
11c
1
37c
34
common
Manitou
Goldfields
Goodyear
23c
Arrow
35c
36
50%
(Canada)
Gold.
Eagle
Golden
Jun
1
Mines
35 %c
18C
Jun
1
Lake Mines
2.91
—
70c
Central
Dragon Oil
Consolidated East Crest
Jan
Goldcrest
78c
Cordasun
Mines
1.72
110
Goldale Mines
Aug
Mar
Consolidated
1
2,760
29
43%
Mines
42c
Consolidated
^
2.14
29%
Gold
6,800
66c
38c
10%
*
Cadillac
2.05
•
Uranium
Feb
18c
43c
•
Bakeries
2.12
July
July
1.05 July
4%
Allenbee
Sep
3.75
100
Lake
Oct
Jun
29%
1
Wares
God's
Feb
30'A
Feb
July
1.80
Preferred
Glenn
Aug
.
Steel
General
10% July
9%
62 %c
Sep
18% May
4'Ac
10
3.50 July
Feb
Oct
Jan
Oct
u
Jan
4.90
Jan
7%c
21%
...1.27
1.80
Jun
99
■
25
new
Geneva
88c
July
Aug
23
8%
Giant Yellowknife Gold
285
32,500
Sep
2.45
1.03 May
21c
Oct
July
405
1—
—■
Jan
7%
62
1,495
15%
preferred
Ltd.
Jan
15
54c
Feb
43,000
Mines
1.18
2,500
180
1.80
2.56
5'A%
Geco
23 %c
181,250
2.75
Apr
Sep
Feb
Mar
18c
32
24
51c
Oct
72c
118
2.35
common
8'Ac
7c
180
Jun
Power
81c
83c
2.35
*
Jun
Mar
9%
70c
10
Mines
1.70
65
9%
2.50
Mines
Mar
1.25 Aug
6%c
1
Enterprises
80c
14%c July
Feb
fm—*
Dynamics
19,700
Sep
26%
Exploration
Gatineau
Sep
Jan
7'Ac
26
Bakeries
71c
5,40
Gaitwin
£
6'Ac
110
2.05 Mar
16c
13c
.
Jan
Jun
1.90
—
18
July
1.10
100
common
5
6% May
79c
Oct
100
Ltd
1.71
20
v * '
Mar
23%
preferred
J)
(A
17%
1.38
510
45c
••
125
Cos
Fraser
Freiman
1.71
1.30
Sep
23%
Francoeur Gold
17%
1.25
81%
Jan
23%
*
*
Debentures
1.17
Sep
33
—*
.
of Canada—
Warrants
1.29
Sep
38 'A
8'A
2.00
*
—
class A
Foundation
1.20
Sep
18%
4.00 Aug
*
Ford Motor
i
8.10
Jan
29 7A Mar
*
12% July
Feb
1.52 May
23%
1
Jan
3.35 Mar
7.80 Aug
23
20
.
Kirkland
Federal
10,535
Jan
Jan
Jan
5.00
1
Oils Ltd
Fargo
Jan
5.50 Aug
7.50 Mar
2.95
2.10 July
69c
*
Uranium Mines—;
Faraday
26
Apr
Mar
26
*
*
--1
1
25c
—
Fanny Farmer
2.70
Hill
.11*
page
1.71
25c
Falconbridge Nickel
General
Copper
2.40
1956
1
Aug
18c
Mar
5c
Aug
2.20
Sep
1
47,790
Mining Corp
30c
25
1
:
Corp
Warrants ext. to Jan
5.95
1.57 Mav
58c
+M*
1
1,450
*
Mar
1.00
92,200
6.70
Mar
24'A July
8% July
32c
9,100
99c
7
18,200
6.10
28'A Aug
21% Mar
1,500
*
.4—*
Sep
29% July
105'A Sep
103
1
2,700
Jan
17% Mar
17%
—1
Investments
Apr
7%
21%
8'Ac
—V
common.
34c
Jan
17
Gold
11,260
70c
Feb
3%
19%
Pen-Rey Oils
70c
1.99
15c
102'/2
Sol
8.00
July
Sep
6.10 Aug
18% Mar
17
El
3.95
66c
48
Sep
Oct
■
7.60
7.80
Jun
Jun
5.00
3.449
8'Ac
20
May
2.15
20%
10
.
Sep
50c
Jun
14%
150
25%
1.96
Feb
15c
15,300
6%
19c
1.25 Mar
Jan
1.24
1
class A
Paper
1.05
20c
1.90
1
_*
Refining Ltd
&
Washing Machine
Economic Investment Trust
Eddy
Sep
15c
1
Smelting
Eastern
Sep
7,720
1
1
Easy
Jun
1.22
16'Ac 19'Ac
8'Ac
Metals
Eastern
11%
55c
49,525
Mines
Aug
Apr
Feb
July
1.05
Gold
Malartic
Jun
50c
30c
1.01
East Sullivan Mines
43c
Jan
2,000
1
East Amphi
Sep
40c
1.01
Dyno Mines
East
17c
*
Mines
Sep
44c
8%
1,500
Brewery
56%
11c
1,355
common..
Oct
81c
*
1
Textile
Dominion
Sep
50%
247Ac May
16c
Sep
Aug
200
5.20
23.50
*
1
31'A
9,700
14%
Preferred
30c
Apr
1.02
5.05
Chemical com
&
Apr
Jan
10'A
14%
*
*
*
*
Sep
3.35
93c
5.15
*
Sep
18%
9c
37,900
14%
Steel com
20'A
Jan
36c
41%
Ind__
Jan
Aug
30c
2
__2.50
(Western)
3.90
II111
Z-ZZZZl
1
.__
Aug
37c
98 c
1
Ltd
20.799
Sep
2.30 July
18
325
5,250
Sep
35c
July
5
*
see
_1
Equitable Life Insurance
125
25
footnotes
Ltd____
;
Tar
90c
Coin Lake
For
1
51%
16'Ac 19'Ac
26%
Apr
10 '/a
*
-
Stores
2.15
com
Iron
A
Emerald
2.80
Il50c
H i
Gillies
31c
100
5.85
& Smelt
Fenimore
class
Preferred
85c
Cockshutt Farm Equip
Consol
18C
20
1,535
35c 39 %c
50%
1
Apr
33%
1
Consolidated
50%
-—4-5
Seagrams
II
1
I HI*
.
Consolidated Bellekeno
170
1
Exploration
1.95
.
Development
1,200
25
1
Producers
85,c
Willans
Consolidated
20c
24
Apr
90%
»
Citra-Lartic
Consolidated
20c
10
8%
61c
2.65
»
Chrysler Corp
Conro
16
Minerals
Hill
III
I_i
Reco
135
11,050
Electra
32%
__i
Ltd__
__.
Dunlop
16%
18
1.20
Feb
2.75
i
Consolidated
18%
18
1.10
3.00
i
Gold
Coniaurum
Jun
Mar
2.90
Chibougamau Exporl
Coniagas
7%
36c
Jun
1,899
Wines
Confederation
1.90
15,994
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Combined
Mar
25
Mines
Coldstream
12
32
Oil
Min
Sep
24%
Mines
Cochrane
13%
490
Jan
30%
~
Cheskirk
Cochenour
13%
Jan
5
25
Research
Chromium
13'A
160
6c
Products
18%
1.15
:
r_i
Chemical
Chesterville
200
May
31'%
Oils
Gai
5
Feb
65
1
Oil
Steel
5
Apr
July
Jan
10
^
Centremaque Gold
Chatco
25
~5
35
25
Porcupine
Charter
30
60
475
preferred
Central Explorers
Central
125
60
;____33%c
Corp
Central
7.50
460
•
Central
7.00
Petroleums
Pioducers
Chamberlain
60
3.30
__l
i
Reserves
Gas
Asbestos
7.50
100
Trethewey
Colomac
27
Jan
_IH
Cariboo Gold Quartz
Cody
2.74
Jan
1.75
«
_
Corp
Natural
Cobalt
Apr
15%
275
1
Williston
Canso
Chimo
1.76
2,365
*
.
Tire
Canadian
18%
*
2,030
El
Prospect
Canadian
Chateau
82,453
3.25
♦
Canadian Vickers
Castle
2.41
21%
.11100
___:
Ltd
Cassiar
2.19
20%
10c
preferred
&
14'A July
2.28
»
Pacific
8.50 May
14% July
20'%
*
Canadian Malartic
Pipelines
Jan
*
i
Petrofina
8%
•
Canadian Homestead Oils
Canadian Hydro Carbons
Canadian
33c
Dominion
Dow
Jan
Jun
Canadian
Jan
32% Aug
89c
Canadian
Oct
lie
48% July
36c
& Gas
99c
51,575
Jan
Apr
Canadian Oil
41,300
23c
Jan
Mar
Cos
1.30
20c
Dominion
17c
Oils
99c
22c
Dominion
60c
Warrants
1.09
Feb
1,000
5%
*
7.30
8,150
Canadian
3.65
Sep
6,833
A
6.75 May
Jun
Sep
22c
Class
Jan
1.10
66c
72c
Ice
2.95
40.912
Dome Mines
Sep
July
11%
Canadian
6,410
2.80
Apr
56c
65c
___!
24
5.25
Magnesium
Dominion Steel & Coal
Sep
Jun
6.50 Aug
23
Foundry &
12%
65
32c
1.22
2.46
Dominion
14
5.25 Aug
2.05 Mar
1
Mines
Rio
Jan
Oct
2.04
42c
5.00
Electrochome
22c
Securities class A
Machine common
7,200
2.65
Dominion
10%
Preferred
12,327
Dominion Asbestos
Apr
22c
Canadian Gen
34,027
65c
5.85
July
65c
;
4.50
55c
5.50
5.00
1.40 Mar
41
27%
22
Sep
Jun
23%
3.35
20'A July
28
22'%
1.04
50c
1
Gold Mines
D'Eldona
Sep
10%
A
4.15
65c
1
Jan
«
Class
4.30
-5.80
Warrants
2.75
3
com
Feb
Ltd—
Leather
41 %
»
Canadian Food Products
9c
Decoursey Brewis Mines
1.10 Aug
Jun
Canadian
Canadian Devonian PetroleumCanadian Dredge
10,500
Mines
37 5A Mar
Mar
♦
common
18c
*
:
Mines
Detta
40
25
Decalta
16c
Minerals
D'Aragon
Sep
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
Canadian Collieries (Dunsmuir)
Warrants
Feb
18c
1
Devon-Leduc
41'%
*
preferred
60c
Jan
18c
9'Ac Aug
9,500
•
Zellerbach
Crown
Jan
3,392
540
1.50 July
23c
Mar
;
Trust
Crown
4.70
5.95
36
July
93,100
26,956
Mining
Cournor
16''t Oct
5.80
35%
8c
17c
15c
80c
*
Jan
5.80
35'%
July
13c
1
Oct
81,569
*
Apr
64c
Mar
70c
B
2.25
68c
21,380
70c
Jan
46c
14'Ac
Dist class A
(H)
Class
12%
59c
60c
Oct
20c
•
3.90
67c
10c
32%
19,700
16c
Coulee Lead
Donalda
Canadian
17,141
21,066
-
14c
*
Ltd
Copper Corp
81
*
Preferred
Jun
1.07 Aug
%c
40c
76c
Copper-Man
Jan
20
common
Jun
May
Mining__:
Consol
Jan
2
Commerce
49c
1.00
90c
Mines
Gas
66
25
of
Feb
40c 43
Exploration
Cliff
Copper
48c
._*
Oil
60c
17% Mar
16%
1.30
Northern
Oil
Aug
10
Sudbury Basin
Conwest
Del
Canada
Canada
25c
80c
7,619
8.019
Aug
3.50
39%
Apr
10
*
Explorations
29c
34c
Consolidated Tungsten
Consolidated West Petroleum
14%
*
Malting
Met
May
92c
13
10
,
26c
Jan
Jan
1
Sannorm
16c
*
Foundries & Forging class A
Consolidated
38c
5.60
____*
Canada Iron Foundry
Canada Machinery
29c
90c
Sep
2.00
1
Feb
*
Foils
A
29
90c
1
Jan
14
20
7,465
40c
Min
Jan
*
common
Preferred
Class
3,615
17,700
1
Poplar
5%c
244,763
38c
17 %c 17 %c
l
Canada Crushed Cut Stone
Canada
30c
6,400
2.70
35%
35c
Orlac
Red
52c
65c
2.30
33%
56'Ac
*
Consolidated Peak Oils
High
Low
34%
57c
1
Range since Jan.
High
1
Mines
60c
1.40 Mar
l
Chibougamau
Canada
2,000
106% 106%
33c
*
Consolidated
Shares
1
Mines
Sep
8%c Feb
15
l._
Negus
Northland
40c
4'Ac
15%
Campbell
Jun
29,000
*
Calvan
Aug
16
34,050
11%
___
36c
Feb
9.75
10c
»
10%
Flon
15%
for Week
Low
2
Feb
18c
14c 15 %c
log
Oils
Jun
Range
76c
•'
1
Consolidated Mosher
Consolidated
13c
»
Flin
2.15 Aug
*
Consolidated Nicholson
4,700
*
preferred
Jun
Consolidated
3,240
42c
Burlington Steel
5'ic
Morrison
Consolidated
Burns & Co Ltd
com
Consolidated
Feb
12,700
16c
Jan
Ltd
Smelting
Explor
Sales
Week's
of Prices
2.70
1
Oils
&
Apr
16c
*
:
Marbenor
Mining
Apr
70c
Bunker
Consolidated
Consolidated Mic Mac
Consolidated
16c
8%c
9c
Sen
18% July
24c
15c
14c
15%
37% July
50% July
Jan
7c
70c
1
Calnorth
12
8c
15'/Ic
Jan
Par
10'Ac Aug
40c
1
Callinan
1.20
8c
Bulldog Yellow Knife
Calgary & Edmonton
43'%
41c
»
_
_
20,500
10'%
l
Canadian
Hill
6,500
16c
8%
1
Buffalo Ankerite
Buffalo
24 'Ac
8%c
13c
I ast
Sale Price
High
12
Apr
24% May
i
;
—
Buflalo Red Lake
100
8c
13 %c
i
Algoma Uranium
Bufladison Gold
26,145
47%
Mines
Buckles
13%
47%
Brunsman
Brunswick
Low
*
A
STOCKS
Range since Jan. 1
High
13
25
Brunhurst
Brunston
Shares
Friday
for Week
13%
British Columbia Packers class B
British Columbia Telephone Co__
Broulan Reef Mines_
Mills
Range
*
British Columbia Power
Bruck
Sales
of Prices
Low
Par
British
Week's
1.55 Aug
10'Ac
Jan
1.02
Grandines
Feb
Utilities
Warrants
Jan
Great
Aug
Great Sweet Grass
75c
July
Jan
70c
Sep
Class
Jan
1.60
Feb
Greening
Jan
5.35 July
Gridoil
14.325
4.25 Mar
8.95
Sep
4,695
29
Jan
47'A
Jun
6'/a
1,535
5
Oct
46
46
45
3.00
235
25%
A
25'A
26%
1,690
3.30
—
3.10
3.30
16,890
7%
7%
7
Wire
8
1,405
9c
8.35
7
7
135
4.50
B
Freehold
46
3.00
Development
West Coal class
Jan
69,866
41'A
com
5
2.65
Great
Plains
33c
6.70
37
:
19c
23c
2.80
Gas
29c
5.80
6
.
Paper
Preferred
Oct
24'Ac
23c
30c
6.10
39 %
Mines
4.75
1,500
8.30
8.40
900
45 % May
2.40
Apr
18% May
1.50 May
7
Jan
5%
Apr
4.15 May
7.75
Jan
7% May
48
Mar
4.00 May
28
4.00
Sep
Apr
9
Feb
8
July
4.95
Jun
12
Feb
43
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1604)
.
.
Monday, October 17, 1955
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
range for week ended october 14
Friday
Toronto Stock Exchange (Cont.)
Last
Par
Trust
Gulch
Ltd
Mines
———
Products
High
Low
1.68
45,975
92c
Feb
16c
28,000
7%c
Jan
40c
Apr
Maybrun
19
6,315
9%
Jan
Jun
McCcll
10%
18,740
19%
11%
17%
10%
—
9.50
4.75
26
27
500
1
15c
14c
15c
33,600
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
60
60%
3.25
3.25
4.50
_*
Mar
3.60
400
27
Gwillim Lake Gold
P
15c
30
.
High
1.50
16
3.50
21%
Sep
2.44 July
Jan
Sep
Matachewan
Maxwell
Consolidated
60%
Rock
Hard
1
—
Mclntyre
Sep
McKenzie
Jan
McMarmac
Red
McWatters
Red
1,125
52'a
Jan
62
Jun
Mentor
200
3.00
Jan
Feb
Merrill
Apr
Meta
12c
14c
10,800
97c
86c
99c
162,460
38c
20 %c
22c
1,500
16c
July
13 %c 14 %c
2,500
Hees
Lake———1
95c
95c
1.08
9'/«c
9c
9%c
4.00
4.00
4.00
100
28
27
28%
670
6c
Co
Hendershot Paper
Heva Gold Mines
i-—
common—
Hi
15% Mar
i
28%
Oct
23,000
4c
Jan
9%c Mar
13,500
15c
Jan
30c
62c
3,400
47c
Apr
80c
Aug
*
14 %c
12 %c 14%c
7,000
10c
May
15c
*
55
*
9.00
1
I3V2C
Yellowknife
Paper common
Mining
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting..
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
pfd__
Owens Co
5,665
9.00
9.75
3,000
13c 14 %c
64
July
10
Jan
37,300
15% Mar
Feb
25% Aug
12'a July
13c
Oct
28c
30
Feb
44% July
7.50
40
40'%
4,335
8.00
15,500
61
58%
63
3,540
51'a
25c
25c
26c
4,000
20c
26
2.60
40
40
40
8.50
8.10
8.70
8c
8%c
70
Sep
Aug
Aug
28,800
May
32c
Oct
26%
Apr
42
10
Feb
15c
Apr
7.05
47%
46%
46%
85
85
*
36%
35%
37%
8,460
35% May
41%
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary.5
11'/a
11
11%
2,331
10'a Mar
12 %
7%
7'%
250
Bank
Imperial
Life
10
Assurance
_i._10
:
Imperial Oil
6%
£1
preferred
376
45
Jan
54
50c
Uranium
70
70
Feb
102
6
Jun
Aug
Sep
Aug
7% July
Apr
—-——.——1
7%c
6%c
7%c
8,500
4%c
Jan
10c
Industrial
common
*
—100
53
48'a
54%
3,125
48'a
Oct
61 'a
& Co_______.—...——*
11%
$4% preferred
Inglis
(John)
Inland
Cement
Inspiration
preferred
104
1.34
International
Metals
class
a
Nickel
Co
1g%
Jan
14
Feb
375
11%
Apr
19
Sep
102% Mar
*
1.30
1.40
11,183
21
100
35'a
75
32% Mar
103'a 103'a
,—
__________..*__t.100
International
20
4,268
16
21
1
Bronze Powders pfd—25
Mining
Preferred
104
11%
15
35'a
International
15
99%
1.30
17
Oct
Feb
Feb
72%
68
12,870
55
Jan
5/100
137
137
137
10
133
Mar
•
25 %
25
26'a
2,889
24
common
Preferred
International
Petroleum
International
Ranwick
Ltd,
1
1.55
•
74%
Interprovincial
Iron
15
15
15
650
——-5
:
-1
Line
Bay Mines
Waite
13,950
25%
25
26'a
6,605
2.50
2.40
2.60
7,665
17 %c
15%c
18c
6,000
37c
37c
40c
6,100
35c
1.75
1.75
100
May
10c
Credits
Pipe
Jack
1.76
1
Bldg
1.55
•
Interprovincial
July
11%
10
Milton
Jacobus
Mining
Jasper Oil
Jaye
1
Exploration
Jeanette
Jellicoe
1.50 Aug
12%
Feb
25
Oct
1.95 Aug
1
Journal
18'Ac
1
Joliet-Quebec
1
Mines
Ltd
•
Publishing
38c
Feb
Oct
1.20 Aug
42c
6,875
34c
Sep
38c
42c
14,812
31c
8%c
38c
(1939)
Joburke Gold
Jonsmith
39 %c
1
;
Ltd
Minerals
Mines
9%c
3,200
106% Aug
2.80 Mar
22
Sep
38
Feb
86'a Aug
142
Mar
31
Sep
2.25 July
1
Gold
1
Kerr-Addison
Modern
Kirkland
Townsite
Kristina
Gold..
Class
18c
22c
54,500
Monarch
Moneta
Knitting
Copper Mines
Ltd
A%
pfd
(entire
issue
Sep
Labatt
(JOhn)
Labrador
Ltd
Cinch
6,100
1.77
5%c
Jan
Lake
Dufault
Jan
Lake
Lingman Gold
Lake
Osu
Lake
Shore
16 %c
67c
67c
70c
39c
39c
39c
500
13c
13c
13c
4,000
112c
Mar
13c
Mar
15%
Feb
National
Lake
Wasa
Mining
La
Luz
Grocers
common
National
Mills
National
Steel
National
Alger
Bidlamaque
Bristol
New
New
3,160
1.10
Apr
74,690
75c
Jan
8,100
12c
Sep
5,000
22 %c
Apr
Gas
New
Kelore
New
Laguerre
Oct
Marlon
Newnorth
Gold
75
Lake
May
2.15
2.27
8,800
2.15
Jan
95c
1.10
33,500
50c
Apr
65c
1,700
32c
Jun
50c
34,300
35c
Jun
55c
16c
2,500
15c
Aug
25c
1.01
1.01
42,500
2.05
2.10
6,780
68,550
4.95
20c
Oct
Jan
Jun
New Taku
New
Nib
3.35
35c
45c
6.35
27c
Sep
Yellowknife
Mar
Nipissing
Jun
Nisto
Liberal
Little
Jan
July
2,15
11c
Jan
34c
Oct
35c
39c
22,750
24c
May
49c
Aug
55c
70c
64,189
15c
Jan
21c
Nor
2.75
Jan
Oct
68c
Apr
11c
Sep
24 %c
Sep
5%c
Jan
14^40 July
Class
b
Loew's
Theatres
Lomega
Oct
5%c Jan
—1
Hosiery class a
2.75
12 %c Apr
~
11,600
18c
Jan
75c
May
16c
84,050
6'Ac Jan
22c
Apr
60c
98,000
12c
Jan
74c
8c
10c
72,600
8c
28c
Feb
%c
26c
4,750
18c
Aug
Aug
40c
Aug
21 %c
26c
21,800
17'Ac
Sep
40c
Feb
14'ac
40c
Feb
26c
1.15
May
18,000
6,050
61c
Jan
1.75
16c
23,000
7 %C
68,200
4c
May
8%c
13c
18c
45,643
5'Ac
Jan
24%c
Oct
1.38
1.53
45,016
1.38
Oct
2.07
Sep
12c
13c
37,500
8'Ac
Jun
17%c
Sep
18'Ac Mar
41% Mar
46 %
Oct
84
85
190
68
Mar
95
110
110
100
105
Feb
110
7c
9c
10,832
7'ac
6%
Bloedel
Consolidated
10c
11c
7,620
8'Ac
Jun
2.25
2.20
2.29
1,633
2.20
Oct
2.60
4c
4
8c
Oct
Feb
Mar
Jan
4.00 Aug
15c
Aug
15 %c
May
65c
42.050
28c
Oct
78c
Sep
Sep
7c
8c
23,000
5c
Jan
107Ac
Jun
7% Aug
16c
Jan
41,225
1.43
36c
Aug
13,300
15 %c
Jan
66c
Apr
26
300
20
Apr
28%
1.65
2.00
40c
Feb
2.04
6,153
16,800
1.65 May
56c
Jan
90c
1.05
24c
28c
99,000
12c
Jun
73,880
40c
Jun
50c
55c
1.45
1.50
For footnotes
see
page
45.
Jan
3.10 Mar
Jun
80c
July
61c
500
4,433
46
May
62%
19c
1,000
11c
Mar
20C
Sep
32c
8,300
15c
Feb
99c
Jun
9c
Jun
3.45
Jan
Jun
Star
1,500
6.50
25,019
45c
90,960
20'Ac Mar
4.65
4.80
4,380
4.25 July
38'A
f
Oil
14%
38%
100
38%
11'Ac
14c
502,470
7'ac
50c
12'Ac
—
Sep
50c
3,000
40c
14
14%
Jan
16c
7.95
77c
Sep
Aug
5.95 Mar
Oct
40
July
16c
Mar
85c
Feb
Sep
Jan
18
July
May
Jan
10 %
July
Jan
17c
1,135
10%
7
7%
3G0
3.95
___.
9'Ac
lie
16,000
8c
Northern Canada Mines
65c
65c
500
40c
Mar
73c
95%
96%
135
91%
Jan
Sep
97% July
7%
Trinity
Utilities
preferred
Nudulama Mines Ltd
Obaska
95%
10
Apr
o'Brien
Gold
55c
Oka
52c
6Cc
24,500
33c
Jan
89c
Apr
10c
9c
10c
10,000
6c
Jan
14c
Jun
11 %C
11 %c
12c
6,000
8c
Lake
9%C
21,834
85c
74c
90c
9,500
1.90
1.90
2.00
13,400
29c
23 %c
31c
16,900
22c
Jan
60c
Mar
4%c
4 %C
5c
13,000
3c
Jan
7'Ac
Apr
—
Mines
Mines
65c
:
Selections
Rare Metals Mining
Okalta
Oils
90
.
5.15 Mar
3.20 July
o'Leary Malartic
Omnitrans Exploration
6,753
1.30 Mar
2.15
Aug
Ontario
1.25 May
30c
1.06
Conv
Jockey Club
Ontario Loan &
65c
1,000
Opemiska Copper
Orange Crush
Or'enada Gold
1.84
Jan
25
28
Jan
42%
Lake
36
Oct
46 %
2.15
2.40
Sep
July
Osisko
6,285
11,400
1.10
9,150
15c
19c
87,500
2.05
2.15
14,050
26c
31c
12,380
11%
12
525
Jan
Sep
8c
1.62
Feb
Jan
27c
Jan
9
Jan
25c
Apr
51'Ac
9c
4'Ac
74c
1.30
Jan
Jan
1.08 Aug
30c
Apr
12c
Sep
Oct
1.65
Jun
Apr
2.25
Jan
Sep
2.25 Aug
13% July
Paramaque
305,775
30c
Mar
58c
13,500
70c
Jan
2.83
Apr
Parker Drilling
Pathfinder Petroleums
30c
1,600
20c
July
1.00
20c
July
July
July
Paymaster Consol
Peace River Natural
Mar
Pen mans
1,350
105
105
107
265
6%c
9
Jan
Feb
100 % May
1.00
42c
Parbec
Mines
Pardee
Amalgamated
115
July
Peoples
Preferred
6%c
Jan
25c
Aug
38c
Apr
85c
Jun
1.00
200
95c
July
17c
39,516
<*295
72
75%
10
Sep
65
May
46c
77
Oct
Jan
38c
Jan
6c
Jan
13c
Apr
15c
Feb
45c
Mar
Feb
3.05
9'Ac
20c
40,900
95C
1.11
20.974
98c
4.35
4.35
4.50
50c
20,000
200
Feb
Jan
72c
5,600
7,500
10c
23c
12% July
Jun
59c
30c
18c
1.40
25 %c Mar
58c
29c
1.06
Mines
2.75
Apr
5.00
Jun
Feb
83c
80c
89c
31,217
47c
Jan
95c
Sep
37c
34c
38c
24.250
30c
Jun
46c
Sep
8.50
9.00
1,000
54
54
10
17
17
600
100%
101
124
Gas
common
_i
715
11'Ac Mar
30c
common
Credit
4.50 Aug
9,500
1
Jan
Sep
11% July
£ep
9%c
Mines
2.00
12,628
10%
July
27,500
72
1.80
34,750
Jan
3.25
24c
11%
10c
19c
Sep
pet
2.30
59c
Oil
Mar
18c
July
28 %
46c
10%
Pamour Porcupine
Western
1.25
Jan
15c
14%c
Page Hersey Tubes—
1.06
Apr
3.80 Aug
12% May
43c
11%
8c
70c
905
*
14 %C
7c
17c
95,581
4.20
25%
Jan
Jan *
Mar
1.00
Petroleum
1,500
10 %
8.45
1
:
2,500
61c
6.00
4.00
11
21c
11c
9%
---110-
2.25
60c
44c
12c
13 %c
28'A
Mines
58c
20c
27%
8.15
—
42c
Jun
300
2,125
;______10
Pacific Eastern
Pacific
2,900
80c
11
80c
2.70
11%
10
'
Coyle
1.25
2.60 Aug
1.25 Oct
Pacific
1.25
2.55
lOYs
4.00
Debenture
Oct
40
1.00
2.60
80c
^
series a
Jun
39'a
1.60
•
common
_——
pref 6%
36
10
-100
1.55
15'Ac
53%
36c
5
.
40
61c
com"
Jan
5.75
4.75
Rankin
Warrants
16c
Ltd
July
May
Sep
68,200
1.90
20c
Preferred
55c
1.00
2.10
39c
common
1.80
Mines
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Oils
12c
~
8c
.
6.35
—
Ltd
57c
warrants
9,500
20c
20c
Ogama-Rockland
26
10 %c
a warrants
20,600
49%
51
Warrants
North
Pan
Maritime Mining Corp
3,050
2.55
10 %c 10 %c
Oil
33c
11%
~~
1.20
2.31
9%c 10 'Ac
61c
Mines
Oct
1.90
Gold
Ltd
Jan
3,020
3Cc
1.10
—
Apr
1.75
26c
Maralgo Mines
Martin-McNeely
300
6,600
2.15
common.
3.20
35c
28c
7c
Mines..
Preferred
16c
Mines
Sep
29c
2.50
Canadian
40
.10
Jan
10%c
;
&
2.35
a__
Mines__i
Malartic Goldfields
Maneast Uranium Ltd
Milling
Oil
38'a
class
Mages Sporting Goods
Marigold Oils
6%
12c 13'Ac
1.45
Mines.
7'Ac
Jun
1,005
95c
b
Madsen Red Lake Gold
Leaf
2.80
1.25
51c
Gold
Sep
6%c
Corp
Northwestern
24 %c
Mines
Macmillan
Marcus
Jan
1.83
Mines
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Maple
15c
2.00
,
Explorations
Magnet
Apr
26
Mines
Macdonald
Class
Aug
33c
Lowney (w m)_
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Mackeno
86c
25c
1.76
Louvlcourt Goldfields
Macfie
Apr
Jan
46%
12 %c
Lorado Uranium Mines
Macassa
60c
8'/ac
1.22
♦
Long Island Petroleums
'
30c
13c
47c
22% July
45%
.100
Gold
London
b
1.50
21c
1.45
Norgold Mines
North
2.60
7 1.12 Aug
19c
4.35
July
45%
a
Sep
15 %c
;
Mines
Nordon
1.22
class
Jan
1.70
7,625
Gold
Acme
Noranda
North
Lac
Groceterias
25c
14,666
10c
Sep
84
Long
Loblaw
Apr
Oct
53,450
21 %c
North Inca Gold
Petroleum
72c
4,975
27c
41,966
Mines
3.25
$27.48
12,850
Jan
27c
Mines
1.75 Mar
share)
32c 35 %c
2.70
16c
Gold
North
35c
Jan
Apr
41C
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
Jan
1
Jan
1.34
1.80
:
Mining
Gold
Jun
24c
Mines
Lexindin
1.00 July
2.00 Feb
Aug
25c
Norpax
2,000
1.45
10c 10 %c
Mines
Normetal
60,600
Sep
3.15 Mar
34c
Mines
Thurbois
Norlartic
18c
1.85
1.70
25
May
3.95 July
Jan
71c
Jun
Jan
81c
45c
8%c
Rouyn
Jan
14c
Jun
43c
14c
Senator
13'a
70c
Aug
17'Ac 19%c
Superior Oils of Canada-
26
16c
21c
'57c
New
Sep
70c
13,500
Jan
1.80
1.05
Mines..
20
1
Jan
18%c
-
Mines
200
1
42c
2.54
70c
64c
Mines
20
Gold
53,752
'Feu
30c
Jan
35c
;
Mylamaque Explor—
20
Lencourt
Jan
1.25 Aug
11c
99,680
Minda-Scotia
Jan
Leitch Gold
Oct
Aug
27c
Gold
Jun
7,000
18c
'
1.70
26c
New
11%
8c
2.60
35% July
44
36c
—<,
17%
at
6,000
Jun
Jan
Apr
*
1.80
Mines
160
(entire issue
1.50
1.01
Mines
Mines
12
30
37
1.50
2a c
Newlund
12
pfd
26
285
16c
-
Jun
12
Sept
1,815
Sep
10 %c
*
on
5,800
40'A
2.27
Mines
3.35
called
2.40
30%
28c 31 %c
Mines
499
was
Jan
77c
50
1
220
per
Jin
5.25
60c
Explorations
20
Legare Co Ltd 6%
21
28%
Jun
65c
Mines
3.60
100
Jan
12,000
;
Petroleum__
3.60
1.50
Apr
Jun
2.10
Davies
19%
7c
2.72
1.52 Mar
3.10
1.50
Feb
49c
New
July
Jan
2.30
1.50
May
3.55
26,400
Oil
32c
1.10
2.70
1
Apr
15
29
Development
Ryan
2.05
:
72c
14
11%
29c
Mines
Concord
3.60
Mines
Jun
Jan
Mar
1.02
Calumet
Continental
19%
Warrants
2.78
May
12%
1.69
New
•
Lavalie
2.75 Aug
27%
29c
New
3
.
May
25
1.50
Gold
New British Dominion Oil
Laura Secord
Laurentide Accept class a
Class b
42
1.40 May
13
54
•
100
.
7.25
44
Jan
Jan
11% Mar
100
Jun
4
26 % Mar
Jan
150
25c
Oils
Lamaque Gold
Candy Shops
Sep +
300
75c
Mar
530
Mar
80c
t
'
Jan
1.25 July
Jan
16
32'A
'
6.75
28
1.40
New Athona Mines
New
21
.
20 %c 21 %c
17c
1,600
47c
28
4.10
25 %c
New
6,500
1,700
>
26% July
2.25
;
Mines
New
2.80
3.00
21
4.00
Mining
New
Mar
5.25
2,410
29%
Nesbitt Labine Uranium
55c
22c 24 %c
435
40
1
.
Jun
2.30
2.75
17%
2.25 July
23% July
40
Car
35 %c
5.00
82c
17
38
2.40
Highbridge Mining
19
2.75
81c
—
28
25
Trust
Nello
Norzone
25
23'ac
July
20'A Sep
3.85 Sep
Jan
21
b
Rouyn Merger
Royran Copper.
Jan
l
1.95
4.00
-f"
class
Petroleum
New
Apr
•
100
<
Jan
20
Apr
5 'A
L-2
Hosiery
New
8.15
;
Mines
23%
80c
____
Preferred
National
Sep
32c
25
57,250
Mar
21%
14c 14 %c
275
84c
23c
28 %c
82,613
27
75c
86c
665
14c
3.15
315
Jan
4,230
5.15
-July/
1.45
25'A Juiy
Jan
26%
1,100
Feb
23
1
5
Jan
Jan
16
i
Sep
Sep
Sep
15% Mar
39,750
lie
16'a
1
3
35c
16%
26
14
65c
22
1
2.80
13%
2,425
15%
Mines
5.10
39c
Mar
26%
13
Drug & Chem common,'i'.—
128,200
22
Mines
75
13%
New
15%
Mines
Gold
19%
13
July
18% Sep
1
Mines
16%
4,975
25
13%
National
National Explorations Ltd-
New
Sep
20c
1
Mines
16,000
23
15,970
Harricana
May
3.10
•
Exploration
19'A
950
45c
<■
1.70
New
1.75 Aug
•
Mining &
Lake
3.50 July
20c
Sep
2.90
12,100
16%
4.35
41c
1.80
39c
2.70
29,900
4.35
22%
1.50
Jan
94c
18c
lu.1^0
11,384
1.45
New Goldvue Mines
Mar
18
1.25
2.05 Aug
Jan
'
1.50
9'Ac
Jun
16c
4.60
f 3 uc
39c
called
Mines
Jaculet
Jun
1.12
331,092
1.45
Creek
Hosco
Sep
16c
94c
61c
Nama
New
41c
1.25
12% Aug i.
Sept 30 at $26.50 per share)
Multi-Minerals Ltd
New
18
1
{
19
Jan
17%
was
)
Jan
9%
25c
—
July
; July
9'A
5'A
New Jason Gold
76c
29c
20c
1.42
Sep
278
250
26
Works
|
Sep;
Feb '
on
Jan
1
...
38c
57,500
39%
Locomotive
Jun
2.10
25
4,850
"
Apr
2.74
9.75
12
4.25
Porcupine
Montreal
Jun
72c
35,550
18%-
4ZC
1.75
Feb
15%
"
3.10
_
a
Fortune Mines.
3.05
41,800
17'a
-
Apr
11%
16%
_
Moore Corp common
New
Jan
25c
18
12 %c 16 %c
39c
j
Mar;
15%
common
30%
81c
7,500
<
Jun
Jan
7.85
26%
Delhi
33c
10c
44c
2,475
,
50c/, Aug
July
85c
108,700
45c
Dickenson Mines
18
9c
11,700
2.05
8.90
28C
b
Jun
1
Oils
Sep
1.05
1.70
90c
90
67% May
31 %c
8.65
'
_
New
Kroy
60c
720
33c
.4.25
common,;
Mogul Mining Corp
Brewery class
17c
18%
;__r
1
Feb
•**
a
a
70c
1
Lake
10c
19%
Containers
class
Jun
.*
(
Kirkland
13,500
28'Ac
22%
Sep
1
Keyboycon Mines
Keymet Mines
60c
■
Gas
Corp
New
70c
9c
Jan
4.35
Metals
New
Kenville
11c
11%
Mining Corp
New
30c
2.80
6,500
33,200
40c
13.
j.
17% July
75c
15n
Jupiter Oils
41C
Sep
103%
31c
18
73%
40c
20c 26 %c
90c :
Industrial
8c
'
*
71
-
1.00
Brick
Mindamar
Sep
46% July
'
common.^..
-I
—
Mill City Petroleum
New
Mines
Feb
1.85
—1
Mines
Light & Power
Mid-Western
33
8.85
Mining.___..__.—.
Jun
July
Indian Lake
Acceptance
1,215
33c
Preferred
Imperial
43%
July
Apr
7%c Mar
3,350
8!/ac
Jan
Jun
9.20
34
575
1
1
Jan
25'a
30
20
—
Jan
Apr
5
7.45
26
i
Molsons
6 'a
20%
.25
Huron & Erie Mtge
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Hy-Charger Petroleums
200
53'a
7.85
*
*
1
—
350
19%
*
Hoyle
58
6'a
•
42
Aug
2.00
40c
Lake
Midcon Oil & Gas
Jan
Feb
Sep
8
Jan
Jan
20c
Lake
Exploration
Preferred
1.40
Mar
3
9'Ac
Jan
5
20c
5
Hughes
15c
May
6%c
Drilling
Smith
4
19c
Oil
Homer
3.10 Apr
Feb
,
77%c Jan
55c
Hollinger Consol
Howard
Jan.
Fen
55c
19%
Home
23 %c
20c
Oils
162,649
42
Petroleum
Mexican
Aug
6%c
Dauch
Tower
20c
July
1
Highland-Bell
Highwood Sarcee
&
1.12
29c
.———-*\
1
High Crest Oils Ltd
Hinde
22c
12%c Jan
8,500
*
&
h>
(Geo
10%c Mar
36,300
-1
Red
Gold
Heath
3.40
July
20 %c
—-—1
Head of Lakes Iron
Headway
14c
1
150
1.70
73%
Gold
Jun
14c
10,200
7
1.40
i
common
Porcupine
5.00
36c
1.15
High
'
28%
Jan
Low
7
Apr
-1
Mines
95c
—
1
Range since Jan.
High
1.68
.
Mar
1
Gold
Minerals
Harrison
Hasaga Gold
„
Mines
Frontenac
9c
Shares
Low
'
24
for Week
Ltd
Merriil Island
Hallnor Mines
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
15c
18 %
75
Sales
Week's
Last
Range since Jan. 1
21
—*
common
stocks
Shares
1.50
1
Preferred
Friday
for Week
20'/a
1
Warrants
Gurney
Low
1
Mines
of Prices
Sales
20'/a
10
Gulf Lead
Gunnar
Range
Sale Price
stocks
Guaranty
Week's
10
58
July
July
19% May
1C3
May
-
Volume
Number
182
5473
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1605)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 14
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Low
2.00
Petrol Oil & Gas
Photo Engravers -—I
Pickle
Crow
Gold
Prairie
Oil
Premier
:
:
•
*
I
Mines
1
%
;
Quebec
1.60
I.
Quemont
Mining
Quinte Milk Products
Uranium
15,750
136,950
Vanadium
*
12%
Feb
19
5.05
Jan
10'A
July
Jun
10
4,515
5.25
Jan
14
2.70
2,830
2.50
Sep
4.15 May
Jan
Feb
'
3.05
3.50
41,410
>10c
13c
32,100
8%c Jan
13%
15
7,090
13 % May
1.00
1.15
16,315
4.50
4.90
37,485
1.75
1.56
1.99
120,200
20c
21c
1.10
Jun
3.10 Mar
1.08
3,000
25
'
July
1.94
Sep
5.10 May
15c
o,253
Class B
——_.i
Aug
Jan
30
10% July
Aug
6
6
6
600
24c
21 %c
25c
125,150
6%c
1.00
1.05
5,743
1.00
Sep
2.95
2.90*
3.10
9,670
45c
45c
525
15
16
Violamac
Vulcan
Amulet
Wespac
West
26
26
578
23
42
42%
75
38
Naco
•
2.50
1.20
1.00
1.20
3,100
21c
21c
725
21c
Oct
126
133
3,605
57
Jan
104 104 %
152
103
Mar
2.60
1,100
40c
43 c
15,500
1.75
1.96
13,243
1.75
Oct
1.10
16,200
1.00
Sep
1.90
3
Oct
53%
52
2,186
49%
Jan
13%
13%
3,405
10%
Apr
7c
7%c
50,010
7c
15
—
Western
2.40 Aug
1.00
2.40 Aug
54
15
903
13c
—
15%
13C
1,000
3'Ac
15
Jan
2.75
Feb
1.07
Jun
10c
issue
called
was
Mar
Sep
18 %
Feb
Jan
15c
S103.50
Sarnia
Rainbow
3,350
15c
12,500
2.50
2.75
11,555
Bridge
Scurry
1.50
14c
2.50
,
1.40
15c
.
75%
1.41
Gold
Gold
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—
74%
17
Oils
5
50
common
Mines
Mines
2.60
2.90
9,300
55c
59c
17,100
lie
12c
12,200
62
1,236
50%
51%
51%
51%
90
50%
9c
10c
4,2S9
7c
Mar
75c
Jan
,
1.25
1.20
1.30
2,000
7.85
8.60
44,642
29
30
545
29
225
16c
18c
14,000
20
100
1.05
1.16
112,669
13
13%
2,075
13
13
20
16
16%
1,570
50c
53c
May
Jan
74%
Feb
7c
Jan
Winchester Larder
1
9c
9c
9%C
17,500
6c
Feb
—1
35c
32c
38c
45,400
12%
13
775
101% 101%
10
Windward
Wood
(G
Jan
1.60
Olsen
30%
19,620
27
10 %c
17
30
85c
Jan
July
20
1.50
15
11%
Feb
14%
Sep
16
Oct
21
Feb
38c
Feb
63c
5,499
22 %c
Sep
29 %C
1,500
30c
Oct
52c
46
46%
250
35%
Jan
47%
76c
81c
7,800
18 %c
20c
5,500
28c
30c
Sullivan
Cons
Superior
Propane
Sep
Petroleum
50c
;
22c
26
Jan
24
25
50
55%
4,124
10 %c 11 %c
10,000
445
11
12
39,862
3.10
3.10
3.10
50
51c
80c
58,125
17c
18c
24,500
5.70
37
Aug
21% Mar
27
Sep
May
41%
58
Sep
Feb
5'Ac Jan
7.60
3
Jan
Feb
12%c Mar
16c
Sep
Apr
14% July
3%
80c
55c
Jan
Oct
Jan
6.10
15,245
5.10
Feb
8
8
500
7%
Jan
9 %
570
2.90
Oct
3.50
19%
Sep
21
800
8%c
9c
10,000
—
19
8c
Jan
Aug
5
525
1.35
1.45
10,100
45%
250
lie
2,200
2.89
3.05
12,900
1.00
1.10
75c
1.35
May
1.71
61,000
15c
Jan
54c
6Dc
233,456
41c
Apr
33c
Pipe
Petroleum
Oil
200
13c 13 %c
12,816
10C
Jan
40c
20c
Jan
2.00
Jan
2.75
19c
July
37 %c
46c
76,460
Jun
33 %c
36c
6,750
1.37 Apr
30 %c Aug
74c
Apr
Exchange
Curb Section
-
Funds
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
;
Shares
Low
Range since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
48
48
48
25
37
Jan
48
12%
11%
12%
2,800
10%
Jan
13%
37%
37%
40%
2,400
32%
Feb
15%
15
16%
4,352
14%
Jan
5.25
5.00
5.30
2,530
5.00
Oct
21%
21
21%
1,690
Oct
Sep
46% July
18% July
7.10
,
*
Canadian
Coast
Feb
Rand
—
30
90
27
Aug
34
32
31%
33
371
30
Jan
23
22
23%
931
19%
Jun
35
Sep
28% July
75
Feb
85
6
Aug
12% Mar
19
30
—
83
83
25
6%
6'A
6%
8,795
*
15%
15
15%
200
*
Lumber
Westinghouse
115
*
53
53
53%
5
2.35
2.25
2.40
900
•
35
33
37
5,481
*
18c
18c
20c
4,400
*
20%
20
21
1,335
*
37
36
37
350
com—•
26%
26%
28
1,130
24% Mar
*—*
36
36
36
125
32% May
102 % 104%
201
80
667
33% Mar
_
.
23% July
•
common
1
Copper
Consolidated
20"% May
*
;
Investments
Ingersoll
Dalhousle
Paper
Oil
Dominion
Bridge
Dominion
Glass
DuPont
of
common
Canada
24c
1.05
17
Steel
Securities
Jun
Jan
Oct
Jun
19c
4.90
Apr
Jan
Paper common
7%
Interprovincial
104
—5
International Utilities
MacLaren
July
Prods
International
50
7Vbc Jan
2.50
Hayes
Jan
37%
Utilities
•
52
1.25
33
Oct
Jan
8% Sep
70
Jun
Oct
Jun
Jun
Feb
3.00 July
41
Jun
15%c
22c
Apr
Sep
18% Mar
25
Aug
35
41
Jan
Mar
30% July
—
Power
&
*
Paper
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
1.30 Aug
Pato
59c
1.48
38%
Jan.
38
Jun
115
Sep
44% Jun
11
11
225
9
Mar
13%
Jan
75
76
407
58
Jan
88
Sep
90
91
50
68
Jan
95
'
2.81 Aug
75c
37%
11
—-6
Inc
Consolidated
Jun
Pend
Oreille
Sep
Price
Gold
Oct
58%
58%
150
48%
Jan
70% July
•
—
45
45
35
38
Jan
48
*
52 %
50%
34
Jan
60
1
Mines
Bros
Gold
90
6.55
5
Niagara Wire Weaving
Ogilvie Flour common
Mines
1
*
—
Aug
53%
1,960
6.30
6.80
4,282
5.75
Feb
7.10 May
4.35
4.40
200
4.35
Oet
5.25
51
53
669
51%
44
Jan
60
Sep
Apr
Jun
Jan
20
41%
Oct
Aug
49 % July
16
Feb
18%
Feb
42% Aug
42%
1,576
17
25
40
40
42
145
34%
22%
100
20%
Feb
13c
13c
2,020
8c
Jan
18c
43
45
2,764
41
Jan
45%
45%
49% July
47
565
44%
Jan
1.65
53% July
1.77
7,944
1.65
Oct
26,300
Third Canadian Gen
Yukon
26
2.35
*
-
Aug
May
a
Jan
Odd lot sale
33c
48c
Apr
41% July
d Deferred
5,376
44c
15.800
32c
Jun
48c
Jun
e
19c
18c
21c
18,100
8%c
Jan
42c
Feb
f Flat
5.35
5.05
5.55
16,370
4.35
Jan
7.45
Jun
rCash
Aug
•
——
—*
1
—
—
—
—
7%
220
57%c
60c
8,400
26%
7%
26 %
40
t
(not included in year's
range).
36%
Mar
■-
No par value.
30c
26c
-
5"%
Jan
8% May
51c
Feb
68c
Jan
25
Jun
28
Feb
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
•
32%
28
Inv Tr
Consolidated
Zellers
Jan
36 %c
35%
'
„
2.50
13c
•
Sugar
common
Western
43c
Line—4-;
Resources
2.25
Sep
2.59 Aug
*
Marconi
Loblaw
41
31c
Oil
Canadian
5.25 Aug
1.85 Mar
1.70
4
Dominion
Canadian
Jun
43%
Oils
Mountain
375
42%
Apr
22%
Oils
Transcontinental
9,505
3,900
1.30
July
17
13C
A
preferred—
Empire
39C
1.20
17%
3.00 Mar
24
13 %c
41
Works class A
class
May
5
8.30 Mar
17
Exploration
Finance
1.05
6,500
17%
2
1.40
70c
Feb
2.90
1.20
Toronto General Trusts
27,150
2.69 Feb
31c
2.90
—
l
&
Canadian
58c
Elevators
Canada
Industries
1.40
Mines
2.05
1
General
Jun
Mines
Toronto Brick Co
1.95
2.25
July
•
common
Bronze
1.06
Toronto Dominion Bank
Co
Canadian
2.90
Tiara Mines
2.414
1.90
5
Gold Dredging
Canadian
11c
Thompson-Lundmark
Apr
Last
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop—
Asbestos Corp
Canadian
10 %c
-
Mines
Sep
25c
Par
Apr
45%
Teck-Hughes Gold
Texas-Calgary
36c
Jan
Friday
Jan
1.00 May
4,000
common
....
Jan
7c
Sale Price
40c
5
—,
Jan
7c
5,500
1
28c
May
1.43
Mines
Mining
Apr
80c
Industries
Sylvanite Gold
39c
13,300
14c
1
—
Jun
July
*
Inlet
10,500
24c
13c
1
—
Apr
8
ord
57c
23c
*
A
Mines
13c
2.90
common
52c
23c
_«
Mines
Bear
21 %c
53c
5.70
Mines
Feb
54c
1
50c
1,200
17c
"Warrants
Jan
1
Oil
—
STOCKS
Brown
65C
73c
Contact—
July
3,008
Canadian
Bulolo
33%
11%
10
82c
19%
103
2.00
Toronto Stock
Sep
31
52
Mines
Sudbury
Mines
Knitting class
July
63c
25
Press preferred
Sturgeon River Gold
Aug
May
10,150
535
11c
Stovel
Jan
11%
Apr
Sep
12%c Jun
100% Mar
Feb
Apr
July
11% Mar
33
'
6%c
July
2.00
Jun
65c
Bros
3.60
90c
15 %c
1
Zinc
&
Canuck
Aug
30c
30c
14c 14 %c
of Canada
Jan
1.93
Sep
Jan
Jan
27c
Gold
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Lead
July
30c
Stanwell Oil & Gas Ltd
100
—•
10% July
18 %C
Oils
*
pfd
Wright-Hargreaves
Mar
46%
1
Mines
5%%
H)
Sep
Sep
16c
26c
30c
r„_•
Union Oils
Gold
Winnipeg & Central Gas
1.90
July
106% Aug
53% Aug
4.80 Mar
27
19
30c
.
_i
Stadacona
Mines
(1944)
Standard Paving & Materials
Triad
60
——
;
1.68 May
50c
140
41 %c Mar
Feb
15
76c
Roi_
Aug
Jun
16
Ltd
Valley
Trend
2.98
3.35
13
.
104
91C
58c
Zulapa
Jan
Jan
13
;
Jun
26% Sep
44% Aug
2.80
Sep
1.10
1.80
53c
B
25c
Jan
11 %c
Zenmac Metal
100
1.15
A
Peb
1
1
—
Petroleums
Feb
6,600
20
-
class
11c
1
Wilrich
Yukeno
14,321
28%
Southam
Trans
4.95
'
Dairies
Jun
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Sep
17
—;
,
100
Willroy Mines
Jan
2.18
16 %c
—
24%
Jan
2.50
trust
common.
Trans Era
Oct
2.20
35c
1.94
8.40
—
Mining
Trans
2.50
84
2.30
29
Gordon
Silknit
5%
Oct
May
2.18
61%"
preferred
Silanco
Traders
1.40
14c
common
Preferred
York
9c
50
Shawkey (1945) Mines
Sheep Creek Gold
Towagmac
65% Mar
2.40
Ltd
Security Freehold Petroleums—
Shawinigan Water & Power com
Breweries
1,270
common
15c
21c
Yellowknife
74%
1
A
Petroleums
(Geo)
Yellorex
share)
per
Mines
Warrants
Yankee
Sept
Corp
At
ipr
Jun
pfd
on
Ashley
Weston
Vale
Saguenay Power Co Ltd 4%%
21
Apr
Oct
9c
Products
Sep
1.75 Jun
Jan
Western
13%
—
Mining
Ryanor Mining
Toronto Iron
17,400
Sep
Jun
31c
1.09
Industries
Toronto
14c 16 %c
1.40
4%c Jan
66% July
16% Sep
Silver
589
32,700
Feb
Torbit
500
22
17c
—
Gold
1.40
21%
14c
16c
Tombill
1.40
*
Gas & Oil Ltd
42
Apr
Tamblyn
July
15c
*
9c
Tandem
48c
Jan
5
2,500
Switson
Aug
Oct
4%c
class
9%c 10 %c
Surf
61c
24c
2,520
Breweries
__
Supertest
Jan
3,547
9c
Canada
45c
Stedman
23c
25c
9c
Grocers
Feb
Steel
6,500
25c
-
__
—1
Western
Westeel
Sep
8%c
•
Mines
Western
Jun
11c
Starratt
Jan
Jan
20,100
Spooner
Jan
8
Sep
July
July
Southern
66
275
2.50
1.26
Van
5,775
42c
July
*-
Petroleums Ltd
Malartic
72
12%
40c
42c
1.43 Mar
78c
Slocan
80% Sep
12% May
70
11%
*
—1
1,075
Oct
Souris
17
2.12
Oct
Gold
Jan
8% Aug
18c
Siscoe
11%
5.25
45c
Gold
4.00 July
5,525
14c
54,700
Simpsons
*
15%
70%
Jan
15,426
Class
W
&
Equipment common
Pyrite Copper
Weedon
'
Jan
55c
Silver-Miller
G
Waterous
*
Mines
75c
40c
July
May
68c
7%c
43c
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
7
1.50 Sep
Jun
11,450
Feb
Apr
72c
•
1.75 Mar
33,582
6%
Jan
29c
11c
Apr
22c
Silverwood
-1
1.97
3.65
22c
Voting
Oils
1.75
Feb
18c
Sicks'
—1
—
8%c
84c
20c
Sherritt
Mines
*
,
Apr
47% Sep
9% Sep
Jan
1.00
—
100
45c
A
8% May
4% Mar
11,900
48c
Class
*
8
19% Jan
»-
8
21 %c
River
100
1.70
1.89
Consolidated
Antonio
12,672
8%
-1
Walker
Sep
Aug
■
21%c
San
39
8%'
37*
37%,
*
-
1.37
Feb
Mines
5.85
2.90
26c
Roche Long Lac
Rockwin Mines
Sand
A
5%
Grey Trust rts (exp Oct 17)—10
&
Waite
Rowan
Lawrence
100
1.95 Sep
17% July
Jan
1.00 Mar
2.50
„
„
Rix-Athabasco Uranium
St
5%
Jan
1.05
14
75c
17c
Palmer Oil
at
5%
,
Sep
9 00 July
Feb
2.00
Mines—;
Rexspar Uranium
30
6,800
Jun
62% July
6.50 Mar
28c
1.85
Gold
(entire
*
-
class
5%
39%
Vicour
1.66 Aug
Feb
9
Ltd
Mfg
'
Jan
Apr
Aug
20%
Ventures
Viceroy
Alloys
Sep
Apr
91c
60%
680
1.05
1.04
Sep
May
9.55 July
27
9%c
Mines
Petroleum
Russell
1.58
16%
1.02
50c
8
Reeves MacDonald
Rupununi
1.45
16%
1.50
;
1
Apr
18
■
Feb
17c
150
—*
'
83c
Jan
Vict
50c
*
\
Jan
70c
July
"
9%
35cf
54
Apr
4.80
1
High
21 %c Mar
1.55
Batten
Roxana Oils
7.25
1
Mines
—
West Maygill
Mines
50
,_25
*
600
.
pfd
United Steel Corp
Upper Canada Mines
Aug
3.95 Aug
8,700
v
A
72c
6.95
9%
2,224
38c
class
9%c Jun
18%
24%
7.50
35c
Jan
19c
A.
7.25
Inv
pfd
Mar
10c
*.24%
class
340
3%c Jan
5,100
•
65
36
B
49c
90,730
-
61
33%
Class
United Keno Hill "
2,200
34c
.*
12,125
61
34
Oct
Oils
1.45
1.95
62c
Fuel
Jan
Aug
Montauban
32c
4.60
19,785
United
40 V*
6,360
7.00
60c
United
1.30
:
23c
6.45
60c
United
1.10
Mines-
22 %c
6.50
1
;
Mines
1.34 July
10 %c
Corp__
22 %c
1
Estella
Mining
58% July
1.42
3.20
1
Asbestos
United
2.35
8
7.00
Union
33c
6.70
2.60
1,450
United
Jan
2.05
Low
48
Oct
Mar
1,550
Range since Jan.
High
46
40
15,500
v
46
68c
8c
6.80
10
Low
♦
7,000
56c
Share*
Feb
37%
May
for Week
May
1.50
July
lie
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Union Gas of Canada
3,406
•
-
55
3.15
2.70
~
1.80
46
Oct
15
Metallurgical
Nickel
Rio
Apr
30% Mar
52c
18 3
3.60 July
Jan
1.15
32c
Quebec
Renabie Mines
95c
*
52
40c
40
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
1.66 Mar
1,217
2.91
18%
Dome
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Regcourt
35%
7c
Purdy Mica Mines
Rayrock
500
143,400
"33
.
55c
Quebec Chibougamau
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop—,—
Reel
1.82
18 %c 20 %c
.
___
Airways
Rapid Grip
1.82
553,725
3.05
;
—_
Gold
2.01
90c
Gold
Uranium
Radiore
2,735
-
Metals
East
Queenston
50
1.21
33%
Gold
Pressed
Prospectors
41
1.20
18 %c
Roy
Preston
Pronto
1.43
53%
Border
33,500
41
River
Powell Rouyn
Low
2.20
1.20
Pitch-Ore Uranium
Placer Development
Ponder Oils
STOCKS
Range since Jan. 1
High
1.90
1.94
Mines.
Pioneer Gold of B C
Powell
Shares
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Pa
Peruvian Oils & Mineral
Sales
in
delivery
year's
sale
(not Included
x
price.
(not included
wd When
wi When
range),
Selling ex-interest,
sale
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
privileges,
in year's
range).
delivered,
issued,
Ex-dlvidend.
y Ex-rights,
s Ex-stock dividend.
.!) !
I!
A-
45
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4G
.
.
Monday, October 17, 1955
.
(1606)
1956
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, October 14
Obligations of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
1.30
7.91
Trust—
Development
Fund Inc—
13.03
*
6.01
3.88
Inc
13.54
B-3
B-4
(Discount
16.96
K-l
11.43
K-2
2s
S-l
S-2
(Income Com
7.70
11.54
8.62
9.41
9.73
—-1
6.62
7.26
—25c
11.68
12.77
16l/4
17%
Fund—
Life
Investors Inc
Insurance
Loomis
,
21.13
9.61
11.46
2¥is
2.60
2.87
13.46
14.71
Mass
15.44
15.60
Massachusetts
56.43
57.00
Mutual
10.63
11.69
Mutual
Shares
Mutual
Trust
10.46
11.46
of
9.29
10.18
Nation
1
Fund—1
E—
Fund
17.45
25c
2.48
8.68
Investment
Electronics
Preferred
Income
Dividend
6.73
6.97
Stock
Eng—
10.67
11.66
5
13.54
6.63
Mutual
Founders
Funds Inc—
Common stock series——lc
Preferred stock series——lc
~7.21
of
2
14.48
15 .'87
1
3.95
4.29
Fund Inc
Industries
1
12.24
13.38
Corp
1
68.71
7j.O8
1
7.17
7.79
General
Capital
General
Investors
Trust
10.48
9.85
10.48
1
al4.44
1
3.30
-—1
18.44
19.95
1
17.39
18.80
10.90
11.91
7.29
9.27
interest
1
Series——1
—
Stock
Price
3.59
6.12
11.63
7.41
4.78
9.28
10.17
11.88
13.01
1
5.27
12.18
13.34
7.19
7.88
1
20.91
22.61
1
lc
Equipment shares
lc
6.17
355
9.82
11.76
9.37
9%
:.*
16.69
20.56
99.26
99.28
1 ¥2s
Oct.
99.14
99.20
l¥2s
April
100.21
100.23
1¥2s
Oct.
97.25
1,
1959
1, 1959
1959
—
96.30
96.10
95.18
95.24
95.2
_
1960
97.27
96.24
96.4
_
15,
1,
-
1960
_
95.8
Ask
Bid
Due
Dated
Rate
Bid
Due
Ask
1-55
11-
1-55
2-
b2.55
2.25%
2.15%
6-
1-55
3-
1-56
b2.90
2.60%
b2.55
2.25 %
2.30%
7-
1-55
4-
2-56
b2.90
2.60%
b2.55
2.05%
5-
2-55
11-
1-55
2.05%
6-
1-55
12-
1-55
2.30%
2.30%
1-55
5-
1-56
b2.95
1.60%
3-
1-55
12-
1-55
b2.55
2.30%
2.55%
9-
1-55
6-
1-56
b2.95
2.70%
1.95%
4-
1-55
.1-
3-56
b2.75
2.45%
2.80%
10-
3-55
7-
2-56
b3.00
2.80%
2.15%
5-
2-55
2-
1-56
b2.80
2.50%
8-
United States Treasury
Bills
99.981
1955
October 20,
Dollar Value
December
99.984
99.940
99.946
December
1955————
99.901
99.860
99.908
December
99.869
December
99.815
99.767
99.731
99.824
January
1955
10,
—
December
—
1955
1,
99.778
15,
—
1955.
99.704
99.664
1955—.——99.600
22.
99.615
99.554
99.500
99.449
99.509
1955
29,
—
1956—
12, 1956
5,
January
Ask
99.689
99.648
1955
8,
1955
27.
November 3,
Bid
1
Ask
Bid
2.65%
99.566
99.456
99.744
13.83
1
27.70
27.98
1
6.34
6.85
Fund——1
12.35
13.35
38 y2
40
Inc—
of Canada
lnc__1
Clark
&
Stock
a35.50
1
21.01
—1.25
Shares
Amer
Par
New
of
Bank
8.91
Chem
Trust of Boston—1
11.54
12.48
1
11.66
12.61
Investors Inc
11.65
Investment Corp—*
38.75
41.25
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund—1
a29.30
1
Investors
100
239
-10
9.21
9.59
11.23
12.30
shares—i——.——lc
8.96
9.82
-lc
shares——lc
9.97
10.92
3.11
3.42
equipment shares
lc
Railroad stock shares——-lc
Bteel shares
lc
Tobacco shares————lc
5.60
6.15
United
Accumulated
Fund—1
10.02
10.72
11.74
United
Continental Fund-—1
7.03
7.68
14.53
15.91
United
Income Fund
Sliares_l
9.21
10.01
4.21
4.63
United
Science Fund
1
9.27
10.13
Ltd-—1
13.75
61
49
Exchange Bank—10
State Bk & Tr__25
56
Trust—
Corn
7.09
Inc__1
6.05
6.61
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc.l
12.60
13.72
County Trust Co
(White Plains
Y)
N
16
10
Empire Trust
Bank
Federation
Bid
10
37
and Trust—25
33
160
Chicago—
City Natl Bank
50 3/.
403*
80
Ask
40
•
Bank
National
85
Illinois
Continental
Trust—33 ¥3
&
99 ¥2
305
102 y2
312
First National Bank.
,_100
Harris Trust & Savings Bk_100
J
27¥2
29 ¥2
10
50
54
515
535
Northern
351/
1fio
10
Trust
&
48
j
460
480
Trust Co
100
Cleveland—
14.95
1
Par
Albany, N. Y.—
State Bank of Albany
63
,12.50
York
New
Commercial
Companies
Ask
247
Chase Manhattan Bank
9.64
Bid
York-
Bankers
*
& Clark—
Fund
Stevens
Bank & Trust
Stock
Growth
—
Street
April
20.93
12.72
12.76
State
_
15,
1¥2s
97.14
18.22
1
Inc—
Inc.
Stevens
Sovereign
1958
l7/eS Feb.
98.2
97.8
99.28
98.16
97.28
_
_
99.26
1,
98.30
98.10
1958
1,
98.30
99.16
27
-2.50
Inc—
Fund
Shareholders
13.82
Ask
98.28
_
_
1957
1,
17, 1955—
November 25, 1955—:
8%
Southwestern
10.27
12.62
100
98.24
99.14
1957
1957—
99.24
November
25%
Fund
Selected
6.77
administered shards—lc
General bond shares
lc
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares__lc
Merchandising shares--——lc
shares
Fully
15,
Aug. 15,
1¥2s Oct. 1,
99.24
Dated
'
November
——5
Fund
Common
2s
1955
1956
1956
1956
1,
1.60%
October
28%
26%
Shares—
Investors corn—10c
Fund
Scudder,
Bid
.
Dollar Value
;
Fund Inc
& Electrical
l%s May
99.29
1¥2s April
5.76
1
Trust
Rowe)
Scudder,
98.26
point
a
Notes—(Cont.)—
April 1, 1957
99.31
1 ¥2s
1¥2s Oct.
8.71
Ltd—
Fund
Scudder
1958
'
Maturity—
99.31
5.22
7.97
split)
Putnam, (Geo)
8.12
98.18
Mortgage Assn—
20,
99.29
Series—
preferred
Puritan
Ask
99.28
99.30
wi
1956
6.69
1
—1
Stock
(T
Natl
2¥2S Jan.
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
1
Series
Street
Federal
99.21
98.12
10.13
Corn
1956
Pioneer
97.14
99.22
7.97
Inc
Shares—
Philadelphia
Pine
Oct.
39.31
9.54
Pacific Amer
11.48
10.62
lc
Aviation shares--————1°
Building shareslc
Capital Growth Fund
lc
Chemical shares———lc
Common (The) Stock Fund-lc
Food
9.11
American
$1.50
96.26
97.6
1960
Stock
Series--
Series
1,
97.18
96.16
32.67
Fund Inc
Group Securities—
*
Automobile
shares—
Electronics
30.22
8.16
Inc
Futures
Gas
10.10
Investors Inc
Fundamental
Tru.;t_l
36.36
Canada
North
Franklin Custodian
7.45
27/aS March
England Fund
York Capital Fund
New
New
9.22
1¥2s
3.54
1
Fund
(Ex-3-for-l
392
2V2S June
97.28
97.8
_
9.25
Series—.—_—
Growth
14.61
3.57
*
of Boston
Fund
Fund
Formula
13.51
Inc_l
1
3.58
3.21
3.25
SeriesSeries-————1
4.66
100.3
99.27
15,
15,
Aug.
8.44
Growth
Series
19.87
_
_
97.20
1960
99.29
———
1,
lc
lc
Securities—
Balanced
Bond
15,
Inc—10c
National Security
21.86
Industrial Fund
Financial
2s
Investors Corp:
4.26
New
3.30
Fund
18.59
Inc
Fund
Fidelity
of
Fund
Federated
shares—lc
2.99
*
Wide
20.45
Inc
Fund
April
Fund
_
1959
1,
1956—
1957
March
l¥2s
Life Fund
beneficial
20c
Fund
Dec.
l%s
6.16
fex-3-for-l
Invest
1
1
Corp—1
Fund
Balanced
l%s
4.49
split) _1
Inc
National
2.73
7.99
4.35
4.08
5.60
Investors
Investors
Fund
Howard-
&
Equity
15.45
Inc—.—.——1
Shares.——
Dividend
Massachusetts
Balanced
Shares—
——2.50
3.95
shares
Bond
1,
2 ¥4s
Notes—
lc
shares —-
Transport
Manhattan
_
Treasury
1956—
22,
22,
June
lc
shares—lc
shares
97.28
99.18
1, 1958—
99.26
1955-
1956
22,
Treasury
Special Investment
Metal
June
5.08
shares
Paper
March
l%s
4.61
Industries
General
99.30
1958
1,
Feb.
99.30
99.26
99.8
2¥4s May
Indebtedness—
15,
Dec.
—lc
Petroleum
_
97.20
100.1
99.17
Bid
of
Certificates
Equipment shares_lc
Electrical
99.28
-
1956-
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
2s
shares—
May
Ask
99.25
_
1957-55
1,
2¥4s Nov.
98.2
.
:
Maturity—
l¥ts
Managed Funds—
Automobile
100.1
2%s
10D.2
14,
_
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
12.59
a41.03
Fund—*
Mutual
Sayles
1
99.27
99.18
1957-
10.53
Lexington Trust Fund-.
Oct.
99.24
1956
1.
1,
Sept.
1%S
1956
13.18
12.08
1
Investment
June
2%s
99.31
99.29
1956
1,
1,
Bonds—
16.35
Stocks)—1
Knickerbocker
1956
point
a
12.29
(Speculative Com Stk)__l
(Low Priced Com Stks)_l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd..l
Vegh Income Fund Inc-;
1
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
Delaware
Fund
—1
Diversified Growth
Trustee
11.26
14-98
S-4
17.25
15.33
44'/a
Fund
June
2.35s
15.86
Diversified
Feb.
12.22
14.18
41 ¥2
Diversified
1.90s
21.13
Composite Fund Inc—.—.——1
Fund Inc——1
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Crown Western Investment Inc
Fund
19.38
21.15
19.36
19. J6
Income
27.97
May
99.23
1956
3¥as July 16, 1956 wi
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
15,
May
2%S
98.31
100
of
Bid
100
Bank
Land
99.28
wi
32nds
more
or
99.28
—
1956
3 6,
April
99.30
1956
15,
March
11.20
18.37
Dividend
15,
1
^
De
Feb.
27.97
S-3
Concord
2.25s
1
12.73
,nn*
Inc
15,
16,
Bonds)—
22.57
Stock
Jan.
(Income Pfd Stocks)
20.88
19.47
8.84
10.54
Nov.
2.40s
25.64
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
l\l
1.90s
26.80
(Investment
B-2
17.
one
Ask
Federal
1955-
Oct.
3s
Bid
Banks—
Loan
2.05s
2.50s
Funds—
24.46
B-l
Home
Federal
27/8s
Bonds)
1
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
1Q0
Composite Bond &
Stock
a20.27
11.61
Fund Inc——
1
Commonwealth Investment—_1
Commonwealth Stock Fund——1
Eaton
Fund.l
Mutual
10.57
Colonial
Dreyfus
10.03
7.05
Preferred-
Series
9.76
9.18
Custodian
Keystone
5¥t
Fund Inc
--1
Canada General Fund
11.65
10.78
(1954) Ltd
—J
18.57
17.17
Canadian Fund Inc
—
1
5.75
5.25
Capital Venture Fund Inc
1
26.90
24.88
Century Shares Trust
--1
15.93
14.73
Chemical Fund IncChristiana Securities com-—100 13,800 14,400
Stock
8.93
Boston—1
of
Trust
(The)
1
America
15.69
California
Fund
7.33
15.29
12.46
1
Ltd
Fund
Bullock
6.70
13.98
22.69
10c
5
Fund Inc
Street Invest Corp
Bowling Green
Broad
Johnston
11
4%
—--1
—
4.24
11.04
10.09
Fund-—lc
Insur
of
11.44
Fund-lc
Income
Co
Investment
6.53
25.48
10
Mutual Fund Inc—-1
of America——*
Fund
Investment
14.22
23.44
Inv Tr
Boston
Institutional
Institutional
Axe-Houghton Fund ' A
Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund
B L™--5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Beneficial Corp >
—
Blair Holdings Corp----1
Blue Ridge
1.58
4.48
11.73
10.46
Bank
Institutional
-
Mutual
Bond
8.65
10.72
Fund—lc
Inst Foundation Fund
lc
Institutional Growth Fund, lc
1.44
i
Mutual Fund Inc_—1
American
Associated Fund
Figures after decimal point represent
Institutional Shares Ltd—
1.42
6.37
4.20
Ask
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
5.89
-25c
Fund
Affiliated Fund Inc-_
American Business Shares
Aberdeen
Atomic
Bid
f*31"
Funds—
Mutual
Mining
shares
Petroleum
Bond
Railroad
RR
,—
Templeton Gwth Fund of Can_l
8.82
9.67
13.25
13.65
Value Line Fund Inc
15.82
16.30
Value
Fund
1
15.64
2.43
9.36
8.68
16.88
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Inc—1
Boston
of
Fund
Income
Income Fund
Investors—i
Incorporated
Incorporated
Wall
a24.09
1
Inc
Inc
Hudson Fund
United
1
1
16.91
Funds
Line
Street
Investors
Fund
10.89
X19.46
21.27
1
7.64
8.35
First
Inc—
New
National
Franklin
1
25.75
Hanover
Par
Casualty
stock
& Surety—
dividend——
Aetna
__lo
Insurance Co__
Aetna
Life
10
Bid
Whitehall
Fund
Inc:
1
24.48
26.46
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
1
5.49
5.94
Wellington Fund
Kings
Companies
Long
68
Jefferson
211
76 ¥2
10
48
Island
36
Co
40
Standard
N
Life
48
105
109
Ins—
C)
10
Trust
29%
190
Erook
(J
York
62
&
First
33 ¥2
292
120
126
American
Automobile
26%
28 ¥2
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
Life Insurance Co of Va
;
20
129
37 ¥2
Equitable
Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
36
39
Lincoln
450
33
35
Maryland
36 ¥4
35
Casualty
Massachusetts Bonding
1
33
5
38
Home
39
42
Merchants
5
61
28%
30
4
12 ¥4
5
20
22
2
10
25
50
52
_10
44
47
Trade Bank & Trust Co
45 %
2
National
60 ¥2
Bank
&
107
111
20
51
53
61%
Trust—25
185
10
98
43 ¥2
57¥2
St. Louis—
17 ¥2
Mercantile
St
19
-
San
57 ¥2
17
61
Co
25
60 ¥2
64
70
75
40 ¥2
42 ¥3
Trust
Union
Louis
20
Bank
National
National
First
13%
93 %'
56
Bank
Trust
20
65
¥2
Francisco—
465
American
Nat'l
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr
75%
Y
137
American
52
Angeles—
Boatmen's
Sterling
71
307
72 ¥2
25
N
Bank
National
Mellon
100
Trust
Royal State Bank of
Rye
National
Bank
69
25
Detroit
of
Pittsburgh—
Bank
Inc.
Bank
Security-First Nat'l Bank—12.50
82 ¥2
5
Co
33
ditv-—
Tpr<ipv
t> I
80 ¥2
—
P)
83
31
10
Co
Detroit—
National
31 ¥4
20
Co
National
Freeport
79
10
Bank
National
Trust
200
10
Trust
Commerce
of
—
50
4(1
Ask
46
5
North Amer
of
(Greensboro
36%
Bid
5
Co
51
&
79 %
20
10
Manufacturers
New
Par
Insurance
49
Los
Morgan
Ask
63
10
Bank
Hartford
—
Home
64%
63
Trust—
County Trust
272
60
Connecticut Bank & Trust Co_25
45
59
Industrial Bank of Commerce_10
of
tl50
200
41
5
Co
Bank
(The)
Meadow
Ex-50 'b>
20
Y_.
.
Guaranty Trust
39
262
16
Co
Connecticut—
Bank—
N
Square
37
50
Trust
City Bank
129
28.07
9.49
18.25
Insurance
Aetna
124
Bank
Rochelle:
Franklin
200
National
Union
10
Natl
Westchester
61 ¥8
Bank
I)
(L
59%
Bank
National
Central
Cleveland
20
National
Suffolk
Huntington
First
of
-
Bank
City
York-—
New
Irving
Mutual
Fund
of
Trust-
National
7.75
1
Investing Corp
Washington
2.66
10.23
Canada
Income
First
of
lc
Haydock
7.91
United Funds Inc—
Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
Utility shares
Growth
U.84
23
7.24
1
Inc
Fund
Texas
Fiduciary
10.86
21
1
Television-Electronics Fund
Agricultural Insurance Co
Co_5
Assurance
(Newark N J)__2%
Amer Ins Co
Amer
10
—^—_2
(Wash D C)
Mercury
Surety
—
Shippers
Boston Insurance Co
Fire
Colonial
Life
Columbian
Ins
of
Life
Natl
General
Connecticut
(N
Ins
87%
90¥2
New
Amsterdam
51
56
New
Hampshire Fire
10
Group
Reinsurance
Assoc
Fireman's
Fund
Firemen's
Franklin
of
(S
F)
Newark
5
31
33
37
41
9%
11%
100
Northern
12.50
77%
Narthwestern National Life
543
Insurance
90
98
10'
53
58
10
58
5
54 ¥2
32 ¥2
10
76 %
10
24%
13
85
90
Fire
60 %
64 ¥2
Pacific
Indemnity
75 ¥2
13 %
Peerless
Casualty
Co
Co
Phoenix
Gas
Rubber
General
100%
100%
West Texas Utilities
101 ¥2
102 ¥4
1970
3%s-
104 ¥2
106¥2
53
55
53
43¥2
46 ¥2
10
57 ¥2
60 ¥2
10
41
50
Springfield
Standard
Fire
&
Marine
67 ¥2
70¥2
21
23
Travelers
5
36
38
33
43%
34%
US Fidelity & Guaranty Co
u S Fire—
Fla)_2%
10
lo
t-"*',n
140
45%
148
U
j
'
0
T)*"
new
T"--',ance
103 ¥b
Co
in
City of N Y
Southrn New Engl Tel 3¥4s_1989
100¥i
61
•No
71
tEx-two-for-one
26 ¥2
29
tEx
,
par
2
29%
100%
a
Net
b Bid
101 ¥2
pfd—100
5%
stock
58 ¥2
—50
51
51%
100
104
105
101 ¥2
102 ¥2
100 ¥2
101 ¥2
Transmission—
preferred
Eastern
Transmission—
Gas
preferred
-100
Pipe Line
—100
asset
value.
vleld nrlce.
k Admitted to listing on
stock
split.
dividend.
'
Stock Exchange.
t New
x
stock.
Ex-dividend,
wi When
v
109
57 ¥2
50
Chemical—
preferred
4.90%
107%
Corp—
preferred
Gas
4.90%
value.
100%
(IEx-4-for-l split.
31%
3%s—1985
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
90
152
Tenn
&
Transcontinental
58
142
Alum
4.75%
10l¥4
68
4
3%s__1935
104 ¥4
preferred
Texas
85
the
1017/B
103 ¥2
j.
Telephone
Kaiser
105
3%s
10
3
Ask
101%
Light
General
103 ¥2
104%
& Tel
5
com
Westchester Fire
1985
1991
Tel
10
Accident
Bid
37/8s_1976
Trans
4.25 %
33/aS
49
&
Nat Gas 4.40%
El Paso
4s
14 ¥2
Pacific
Gas
Power
Stocks-
Motors Acceptance—
3%s
Power
10
Marine—6.25
Haven)
A—6.25
Corp of Amer—
3.30s
Ohio
10
&
5
1980
1980
Columbia
Container
Utah
26 ¥4
Security
(New
S
&
Bonds—(Cont.)—
Tennessee
101 ¥4
Seaboard Surety Co
Fire
Ask
103
100%
100%
St
Paul
T
102
1985
40
100
N
100¥4
3¥4s
62%
38%
92
Amer
1970
Edison
60%
2
10
of
1985
Ohio
-_2.50
(N Y)
Corp
5
Fire—
3%s
3%s
81 ¥2
34
Reinsurance
American
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Power
Financial
101 ¥2
Republic
&
Hanover
Elec
T
100%
86
Globe
(Jacksonville
I
101
39
Great
Gulf Life
C
1995
53%
(Texas)
Bank
Security Issues
Illinois Bell Telep 3¥is
37
Glens Falls
Republic
Calif
Bid
100V*
82
51%
Providence-Washington
373
1975
10
10
364
Recent
Bonds—
Dayton
10
(Minn)
Pacific
4
General Reinsurance Corp
—100
82%
Fire
5
Life.,
Trust
64
2.50
York
163
4
Deposit of Md
Philadelphia
of
States
38 ¥4
3.33 ¥3
North
108 ¥2
71%
United
40
River
New
28 ¥4
155
•
'
32%
Northeastern
38 ¥2
102 %
5
29%
131
10
10
Federal
10
5
Casualty
10
Inc
Employers
Assn
26%
523
Co
Co
Employees
Fidelity &
36%
123
Life—10
Casualty
Fire
26 ¥2
90
Assurance
Forster
24%
National Fire
National Union Fire
2
Continental
&
5 ¥4
J)__5
Amer
Continental
Crurn
Merchants & Manufacturers
4%
5
Assn
Ins
10
Assurance
10
American
Camden
Fire
Life
5
Re-insurance
&
National
25
American
Bankers
1"
34%
issued,
Fv-r<eMs
the New York
Volume
182
Number 5473
.
COURSE
THE
Bank clearings this week show an increase
with
a
year
Preliminary figures compiled
ago.
us,
15,
that for the week ended Saturday,
clearings from
cities
all
the United
of
States
from which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
7.6%
above
against
preliminary
the
In
totals
stand
at
$19,759,021,979
week in
same
At
1954.
Week
Ending Oct.
York
15—
1955
908,406,451
City
1,037,000,000
527,397,241
an
increase of
1954.
1.4
+
+ 14.2
1st
12
Boston
9.7
11
+
7.4
11
+ 11.1
cities
7
334,984,883
+ 15.4
436,362,382
+ 10.0
6th
Atlanta
283,696,514
+.
8.7
7th
Chicago
8th
Total
all cities,
cities,
five days-
+
all
cities
for
week
$19,759,021,979
♦Estimated
Our
monthly detailed statement of transactions
York Stock Exchange is appended.
The
results for September and the nine months of 1955 and
New
1954 follow:
Description—
—Month of September—
Stocks—
Number
1955
shares—
of
—Nine Months—
1955
1954
510,053,578
388,820,180
1954
60,100,410
41,231,548
Bonds—
Railroad
U.
misc.—
$114,397,900
Bank
30,000
government
5,329,100
8,964,480
67,509,100
95,077,480
Government—
S.
1,000
1,000
9,000
21,500
$59,574,580 $805,927,500
725,349,732
655,576,904
+ 10.6
582,939,609
603,691,347
512,847,915
+
569,635,273
+
$50,574,100 $737,968,400 $591,962,600
35,000
441,000
815,000
$119,758,000
York
New
City
9,323,810,425
3.5%, in the Boston Reserve District of 12.7% and in
the Philadelphia Reserve District of S.0%. In the Cleve-
crease
the
District
District by 16.0%.
by 9.0% and in the
The Chicago Reserve
gain of 15.0%, the St. Louis Reserve
and the Minneapolis Reserve District
In the Kansas City Reserve District the in¬
District records a
District
11.4%
of
13.3%.
of
District 12.5%.
1952
1953
Inc.or
1954
$
Dec. %
2,858,010,048
42,222,355,261
4,862,024,213
5,073,292,177
2,775,539,274
+ 12.7
2,890,992,855
+
3.5
40,547,611,789
+
3,219,554,036
12 cities
Boston
5th
Richmond
6
43,717,928,229
"
11
York
New
3,024.326,284
$
$
2,785,991,477
38,423,727,4794,876,352,49*
8.0
4,721,613,328
+ 17.0
5,288,765,386
4,883,909,530
9.0
2,718,881,380
2,635,139,350
3,840,370,164-
7,677,626,613
2,638,472,217
+
6th
Number of snares
1952
January
74,645,958
33,374,561
34,086,902
37,141,073
February
60,815,145
33,294,760
30,209,260
27,195,265
66,864,624
44,132,383
42,472.257
29,512,893
Atlanta
10
"
4,892,000,032
4,218,877,944
+ 16.0
4,083,836,434
17
9,314,048,491
8,101,920,593
8,076,840,852
Chicago
"
+ 15.0
7th
4
"
2,746,484,178
8th
St.
9th
Minneapolis
10th
93,849,231
April
53,787,084
43,8o7,215
34,370,236
28,962,930
May
45,427,055
41,912,744
25,766,988
Louis
Kansas
11th
12th
San
58,147,690
42,224,938
26,075,090
86,212,314
78,064,270
359,688,156
238,806,601
192,980,733
Francisco
"
+ 13.3
9.1
3,230,827,853
3,360,838,247
3,492,338,943
+ 13.7
3.285,966,244
3,271,495,861
12.5
4,656,014,075
4,701,521,481
+
2,257,372,47*
2,256,094,917
5,461,997,712
4,856,769,198
+
94,130,972,649
.180 cities
Total
25,515,558
128,004,897
2,336,596,195
3,314,956,936
3,970,399,309
86,874,937,062
+
8.4
84,503,929,291
_81,352,817,387
52,110,951,927
23,585,782
157,362,429
2,648,350,732
3,617,820,742
6
10
Dallas
2,762,256,280
+ 11.4
3,078,225,031
7
9
City
and
the Dallas Reserve District 13.7%
is 9.1%, in
in the San Francisco Reserve
5,252,835,041
Six
8,612,197,453
Reserve
Atlanta Reserve
5,933,487,010
46,164,950,018
+
12.9
45,500,957,010
44,320,933,613
171,913,50i
—
Quarter
8,762,184,577
$
"
June
16,874,565,493
1955
"
"
2nd
18,224,308,746
•
District the totals are larger by 17.0%, in
Richmond
Month of September—*
7
106,768,419
926,101,763
8.6
+ 13.9
land Reserve
11
110,801,704
-
932,146,671
+
of the clearings for
For that month there was an
increase for the entire body of clearing houses of 8.4%,
the 1955 aggregate of clearings having been $94,130,972,649 and the 1954 aggregate $86,874,937,062. In the New
York Reserve District the totals show an improvement
We also furnish today, a summary
Philadelphia
202,325,727
364,735,161
20,195,350,462
Cleveland
Quarter
451,068,698
557,647,729
393,216,414
21,824,967,194
cities
3rd
1st
542,504,413
10,615,905,594
110
2nd
March
479,427,761
6.0
.
+ 15.4
4th
1953
620,204,864
13.7
409,844,003
The volume of transactions in share properties on the
1954
629,010,391
1,018,567,120
New York Stock Exchange for the first nine months of
1952 to 1955 is indicated in the following:
1955
1.125,834,765
491,335,205
the month of September.
1st
Month—
879,185,605
1,171,464,161
1,175,516,193
Federal Reserve Districts
bonds
890,562,072
12.0
+ 19.9
«•
623,390,894
658,679,016
-
.
•
41
$687,876,580
&
Total
+ 14.3
of
International
Foreign
1,247,827,981
• «
10
San Francisco
Outside
usual
the
on
1,426,580,629
25.6
7.6
+
$18,361,749,223
+
+ 16.0
9.0
12th
Total
Total
973,189,842
967,093,315
II
9
764,725,429
1,157,219,215
1,036,488,756
+ 14.0
44
7
4.3
833,343,087
1,037,006,841
652,177,117
1,082,687,994
8.5
7.5
8,570,717,484
11,143,539,377
1,121,047,738
1,063,217,843
<«
+
+
625,269,473
4.3
+
651,965,359
9,801,896,891
743,394,139
+
$18,925,678,892 $17,597,023,794
day
one
7.2
+
+
S
$
%
1,335,173,764
6
All
Dec.
743,975,876
1,233,537,871
4
Louis
St.
$
1952
1953
Inc. or
1954
797,584,841
u
San Francisco Reserve
15.4%.
by
OF BANK CLEARINGS
11,627,175,870
17
.
by 6.0%, in the Dallas Re¬
District by 19.9% and in the
District
cen¬
<1
3,883,627,130
4,050,043,982
serve
M
$13,713,396,664
days
District the totals are larger
«•
10
The
In the Kansas City Reserve
13.7%.
District of
Reserve
• 4
6
District
District of 12.0%.
and in Atlanta Reserve
t
+
days
14.0%
Chicago Reserve District enjoys a gain of 14.3%, the St.
Louis Reserve District of 10.6% and the Minneapolis
1955
308,344,791
five
expansion of 25.6%, in the Richmond Reserve
of
of
•
480,000,000
cities five
an
city there
SUMMARY
Week Ended Oct. 8—
541,657,492
Baltimore
this
of
Federal Reserve Districts
347,700,000
Cleveland
increase
an
13.9%, the bank clearings at this
360,750,290
386,473,255
cities,
was
Outside
601,572,000
Pittsburgh
Ten
in
week
same
395,760,409
;
Francisco
Other
there
373,500,000
—
Louis
San
that week
+ 13.4
602,546,068
Kansas
the
in
8.0
+
1,051,000,000
Boston
For
%
$8,935,441,411
1,029,706,566
Philadelphia
St.
1954
8.
Dis¬
Philadelphia Reserve District of
District the totals show
In the Cleveland Reserve
16.0%.
having amounted to $21,824,967,194 against $20,105,350,462
was
$9,646,731,911
_.
Chicago
Oct.
the totals
(including this city)
increase of 4.3%, in the Boston Reserve
an
trict of 7.2% and in the
detailed
elaborate
cities
gain of 4.0%. We group the
District
Reserve
register
8.6%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New
York
statement, however, which
give the final
complete results for the week previous — the week
ended
gain for the week ended Friday of
a
the
a
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
are
located and from this it appears that in the New
present further below we are able to
we
corresponding week last
$18,361,749,223 for the
this center there is
8.0%.
for
and
Our
year.
those
having registered
ter
them today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
time of going to press. Accordingly, in the above, the
last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
upon
the country, indicate
be
CLEARINGS
BANK
cannot furnish
based
Oct.
by
OF
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
the foregoing will appear in our issue of next week. We
compared
4?
(1607)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Months
July
48,459,198
51,853,897
22,233,978
41,805,814
56,928,134
23,892,939
20,904,978
00,100,410
41,231,548
27,172,196
24.135,228
150,365,422
150^013,579
73,299,113
York
New
City.
24,115,424
August
September
Outside
69,155,630
3rd
Quarter
Nine Months
510,053,578
388,820,180 266,279,84b
241,069,131
The course of bank
clearings for leading cities for the
month of September and the nine months ended with
September in each of the last four years is shown below:
BANK
CLEARINGS
000,000
FOR
LEADING
,—Month of September—x
omitted
1955
New York__
1954
1953
42,020 40,709 39,002
1952
37,031
CITIES
IN
SEPTEMBER
1954
1955
391,858
392,887
1953
-
>
1952
346,616 342,176
1st
Boston
2nd
York
New
6th
Atlanta
7th
Chicago
8th
8t.
Minneapolis
4,430
4,610
44,772
42,104
41,461
41,579
3,946
3,842
39,091
35,752
35,928
33,095
2,468
2,549
2,408
26,969
23,370
24,351
20,491
11th
Dallas
20,905
12th
San Francisco
2,365
2,346
2,292
23,900
22,526
22,067
2,405
2,300
2,299
20,335
2,001
1,815
17,133
17,953
1,782
1,579
1,482
1,486
16,041
14,314
13,681
12,892
43,945 ,094,267
6.6
43,181, 595,213
+ 10.5
47,625 ,74?,339
+
9.6
23,803 860,773
22,051, 989.577
13.5
34,567 947.578
21,721, 824,956
17,908, 438,059-
37,646, 695,764
73,467,,833,251
23,804,,890,621
+
11.7
36,976, 555,746
74,153 987,281
66,270, 645,423
+
7.4
23,521, 896,880
19,507 194,800
29,756 ,564,787
+
7.6
+
7.5
18,541, 248,448
29,237, 077,838
30,973 ,470,993
+ 13.5
30,111, 118,485
28.399, 737,240
+ 14.1
41,172, 429,506
39,766, 663,863
32,001,937,072
44
11
28,882, 512,281
47,138,618,728
41,329 952,775
847,082,599,617
805,777,859,072
+
5.1
756,884,962,574
727,011,400,17»
455,223,687,338
412^890,279,576
+ 10.3
410,268,560,359
384,835,104,891
««
19
16,128
Dallas
$4
14
19,792
1,891
23,247
19,255
20,518
2,269
0.1
355,099 ,677,07443.839 ,164,928
35,147,849,508
14
lfi
4,573
+
25,321 203,284
26,974 ,089,695
360,821 ,862,316
+
25,571,230,862
20,993,144,973
.
4,044
+
9
6.7
82,027,986,149
44
7
Louis
+
42,738,397,968
11
31
3,118
2,684
26,179,753,462
44
lfi
$
44,647 ,595,103
46,090 ,074,755
23,877, ,832,333
50,920,266,098
49
8
Richmond
9th
407,634,318,275
47,600,778,446
44
4$
1952
1953
27,293 650,242
407,3821,103,648
.
4,918
2,626
44
12
—
17
Cleveland
Nine Months
Inc. or
Dec. %
$
29,128,318,076
cities
15
4th
4,410
Boston
14
District in the nine months for fourNine Months
years:
1954
$
.
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland-
Nine Months
1955
Federal Reserve Districts
Detroit
San Fran.__
showing clearings by Federal Reserve
Nine Months
5th
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
,
append another table
We
Pittsburgh.
1,809
1,545
1,644
1,574
15,585
14,220
14,928
14,075
Kansas
1,667
1,552
1,467
1,583
14,993
13,865
13,735
180
Total
cities
Outside New York City——
13,701
St.
City
Louis
1.656
1,452
1,495
1,347
13,665
12,876
12,664
Minneapolis
1.713
1,525
1,467
1,486
13,587
12,743
12,018
11,656
Houston
1.632
1.432
1,342
1,337
14,183
12,400
12,139
11,475
Atlanta
1,612
1,405
1,357
1,423
13,699
12,128
12,182
11,972
Baltimore-
1,375
1,214
1,222
1,186
12,601
11,394
11,490
11,485
Cincinnati.
1,151
1,012
1,024
954
10,024
9,298
9,295
8,306
917
876
847
844
7,039
6,572
6,654
6,223
__
Richmond
Louisville
808
707
690
7,020
6,329
6,317
720
704
676
6,945
6,401
6,130
5.829
739
722
745
7,038
6,303
6,233
6,287
Jacksonville
754
645
556
516
Portland
833
716
719
773
__
The
following compilation covers
7,201
6,217
5,694
6,019
6,849
5,069
6,428
818
654
677
582
6,782
5,758
5,937
5,239
Omaha
653
633
646
671
5,727
5,892
5,760 '
5.830
"
Denver
753
652
615
635
6,302
5,537
5,368
5,222
St. Paul
647
557
556
526
5,134
4,708
4,542
Memphis
560
514
572
4,597
4,337
4,279
543
478
513
482
4,937
4,464
4,599
4,194
Washington
539
502
473
432
4,793
4,345
4,088
3,853
Milwaukee.
506
445
451
401
4,662
4,266
4,020
3,775
3,416
—
Nashville
470
Toni cities
418
416
301
4.323
86,873
80,485
78,190
75,524
782,819
6,389
6.313
5,828
64,263
cities
7.257
Total all...
94.130
Other
Outside NYC 52,110
We
now
748,609 700,667 676 648
57,168
56,217
50,363
81,352 847,082 805,777 756,884 727,011
46,164 45,500 44,320 455,223 412,890 410.268 384,835
add
our
detailed statement
showing the figures
1955
1954
$
$
$
%
Outside New York
1st quarter—
April
May
8.2
49,721,888,548
+
5.9
44,324,821,156
53,118,422,115
44,948,831,933
41,290,638,958
49,966,051,679
+
8.<V
+
6 a
267,393,375,649
+
6.3
147,165.131,819
136,205,522,570
89,332,721,537
+
1.5
49,005,501,307
45,895,607,767
Total
6
9
+ 17.L
+
s.s
43,778,180,113
53.057,944,864
48,418,837,867
ll.(h
4.5
153,337,510,819
138,092,625,747
+
+
5.4
300.502,642,638
274.298,148,317
+
+
9fr
0.1
46,315,014,956
+
6.fr
46,112,166,285
46,164,950,018
+ 12.9»
,951,646
94,580,'
+
86:874,937.062
5.7
+
90,521,586,583
89,456,764,062
49,481,680.350
53.128,412,423
8.4
52,110.951,927
+ 152.
+
4.6
154,721,044,700
+ 11^.
2b6,853,287,707
138,592,131,259
279,210,389,779
+
5.1
455,223,687,338
+ 1C.3
805,777,859,072
412,890,279,576
847,082,599,617
quarter-
months
for each city for
the month of September and
-Jan. 1 to Sept.
Inc.
51,274,064,648
3.8
271,531,195,716
,972,649
94,130;
3rd
8.3
a. a
538.924,571,365
90,498,465,484
.,
September
Total
+
+
7»
+
567.872,209,838
months
July
August
4.9
+
,
283.654,113,600
quarter-
2nd
+
86,213,373,461
95,985,100,718
99,602 877,973
Total
+ ie a
+
90,678, 142,210
93,373 093,417
Total
Dec. *
$
284,218,096,238
March
Ine. c*
1954
■'
86,970,664,521
102,521,259.707
—
-Month ot September
Clearings at—
.
87,548,199,573
82,156,303,839
97,688,872,237
94,726,172,010
January
February
Total
86,874 84,503
Dec
$
1955
or
Inc.
1954
3,696
3,933
Total All
$
4,083
Buffalo
i/iearu
—
1,
4,258
580
January 1, 1955 and 1954:
clearings by months since
1955
Months-
6,328
Birmingham
the
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
5,759
818
Seattle
719
792
Orl'ns
New
11,634
1955
or
Dec. %
$
since Jan. 1 for two years and for
$
the week ended Oct. 8 for four years-
week Ended October 8-
30-
1954
'
$
Dec. %
Inc. or
$
1953
1952
Dec. %
1954
1955
Inc. or
$
$
First Federal Reserve District—Boston12,280,331
Fall
Springfield
New
2,365,294,205
+ 11.0
23,900 813,906
22,526 355,529
+
625,032,538
14,559,462
+
3.1
134 703,839
121 662,986
+
10.7
10,706,302
655,332,905
3,521,617
6,142,840
+
4.6
54 428,537
+
7.2
Haven
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
Total (14 cities)
+
3.147,673
78
58
337,155
6.1
5.890,392
+ 12.4
54, 077,795
49 243,794
+
9.8
-+27.1
152 ,195,370
131 ,303,685
+
15.9
3,790,234
14,775,957
48,383,735
36,938,222
151,269,136
130,759,165
/
+
9.6
3,274,767
i.~275~481
+
22.8
1,224,113
."303" 331
3.421,886
2,434.376
+ 25.8
11,423,333
10.755.67*
+ 22.1
—
19.6
+
11.9
338 ,071,698
+
10.4
11,277,413
9,237,883
8,863,905
8,712.778
373, 178,666
1.7
36,602,120
8.8
31,138,007
+
33,646,887
30.523.28*
1,410 087,168
+
1,434, 610,194
+ 28.9
15,474,365
14.442,552
31,438.000
3
508, 334,101
454 497,649
22,748,942
613 ,954,505
+
+ 18.8
200 154,400
169 628,900
19.6
1,107, 788,400
1,021 ,280,400
+
8.5
9,827,921
+
38.1
97, 586,105
86 ,481,487
+
12.8
27,293,650,242
+
6.7
25,831,000
2,651,159
2,153,732
797,584,841
743,975,876
+ 18.0
+
17,648,156
31,154,800
23.9
+
19,211,100
2,858,010,048
1
0.2
11,743,971
3,798,636
•
5,150.147
21.4
64,761,87!
3,219,554,036
2,504.907
3,212,515
+
+
104,347,300
»
2,586.25*
514.816.799
"
+
22,822,100
13,571,763
4.8
+ 15.7
124,745,700
90,040,020
2,811,051
6,897,081
533,987,033
9.8
+ 47.7
7,247,404
1,566,868
14,152,851
44,837,691
.
Waterbury
Rhode
3,456,524
+
57,857,111
Worcester
New
13.0
228 377,168
6,620,686
Bedford
Connecticut—Hartford
+
246, 177,675
17,989,994
Lowell
New
88 271,736
8.7
6,425,437
River
Holyoke
99, 770,706
+
15,010,987
Massachusetts—Boston
+ 18.8
27,405,101
2,626,295,602
Portland
10,335,883
29,787,478
Maine—Bangor
39.0
+ 12.7
760 589,764
29,128,318,076
;
+
20.6
0^33l" 3 CO
1,951,818
+ 23.i
1,708 041
651,905,359
625,269,473
^
+
7.2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
I
Clearing at—
Month of September-
fi
1955
I
Second Federal Reserve District —New York—
Few
York—Albany
129,938,146
*15,500,000
—
Elmlra
New York
,
1955
—
1,550, 602,632
1,587, 726.918
—
155, 383,242
4,464, 428,593
+
+
11,082,925
11,381,857
+
9.1
106, 202,383
9.6
107, 152,940
90 663,958
+
3.2
391,858, 912,279
+ 12.6
1,347, 312,824
392,887 579,496
1,233 049,210
9.3
40.323.012
727 207,866
+
8.5
154 880,376
+
+ 20.4
789, 331,796
173, 134,991
+ 10.1
971 ,269.368
263,326,898
+ 11.9
321,095,525
281,201,082
+ 14.2
2,694 ,247,434
2,928 514,372
2,435 041,492
2,636 372,660
3.5
407,634,318,275
407,382,103,648
Third Federal Reserve
+
or
0.4
35,795.748
—
34.054,641
4.475.237
4,110.536
+
21.1
106,247,827
94.762,800
+
23.7
2,290,627
+ 11.8
912 ,520,949
18,321,464
95,255,782
42,222,355,261
2,469,978
+
22,050,523
104,899,686
294,562,337
43,717,928,229
Monday, October 17, 1955
+ 17.4
2,187,242
——
—
—
10,781,540,037
33,986,823
+
Total (12 cities)
3.054,535
3,308,282
79,379,034
—~
.
Dec. It
4,130,993
9.2
Inc.
103,344,046
11,209,061,600
87,109,422
Utica
43,553,103
4.849,933
125,155,571
0.3
137.472,895
—
Connecticut—Stamford
43,361,142
3.0
+ 18.2
40,709,987,044
9.7
$
+ 10.6
97. 248,888
+
1954
$
2.3
160, 024,184
4,937, 613,072
154,851,813
—
1955
Dec. It
9.1
+ 13.6
42,020,020,722
New Jersey—Newark-—
Northern New Jersey
Inc. or
S
8.7
+
17,057,518
.
Week Ended October 8-
1954
$
—
Syracuse
2 389.768
+ 51.3
2,295,940
2.028,251
+
4.0
9,462,124.169
8,252.368,040
+
18.6
28,784.837
25,891.567
21,244,819
19,081,199
+ 11.3
18,746,014
17.711,239
25~543~447
6.4
29+52",729
—12.4
25,991,512
22.140.629
+ 10.6
74,944.114
62,505,176
+ 19.9
+ 11.5
56,403,565
47,736,569
76,329,365
61,588,046
+ 23.9
58,741,415
57.523.444
+
0.1
11,627,175,870
11,143,539,377
4.3
9,801,896,891
8,570.717,484
+
+
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania—Altoona
6,731,210
Harrlsburg
Lancaster
—
Lebanon
+
0.8
67,247,908
6,701,048
61,582,276
9.2
+ 31.3
68,740,911
1,923,010
2,160,732
—11.0
61,006,481
1,693,164
1.416,839
8,1
+ 12.7
+
74 610,494
2,373,189
1,596,546
+ 48.6
1,786.542
1.757,306
32,090,488
69,283,844
+
+
17.4
2,217,253
323,764,030
1.841,397
+ 20.2
2,116,481
1,447,267
22,113,467
269,404,692
+ 20.4
24,766,175
Chester
7,834,256
37,678,068
_
—
6,677,527
8,799,899
8,465,253
Bethlehem
+ 12.0
205,428,046
5,058,824
4,573,000,000
184,233,033
+
11.5
+ 16.0
6,642,001
49,455,782
+ 36.0
47,923,198
i~883~,339
+
3.2
4,718,420
5+~3~5~603
+
6.3
1,165,000,000
1,067,000,000
986,000,090
1,108,000,000
5,866,374
Philadelphia
Reading
4,918,000,000
17,104,754
28,732,054
17,255,883
33,866,397
—
Scranton
—
Wilkes-Barre
Du
or
12,471,722
Rochester
York
478,361.061
12,093,803
Jamestown
i
Inc.
Dec. It.
119,527,701
543,334,530
Blnghamton
Buffalo
r
-Jan. 1 to Sept. 30-
1954
$
.
„
_____
Bois
7.5
44.772,900,000
14,370,775
42,104,000,000
+ 19.0
154,780,662
24,578,541
+ 16.9
256,928,434
134,504,922
235,238,759
144,788,685
125,270,970
+
13,149,741
+ 31.2
31,504,611
+
New Jersey—Trenton
Total (15 cities)
7,004,511
+ 15.6
+
"*9.2
-
3,238,271
+ 25.2
2,780,526
6,025.988
+ 16.2
5,960.117
5.770,254
4,331,933
3,112,223
+ 39.2
2,921,716
3,001,960
8,427,860
7,689,197
+
9.6
7,507,016
5,735,970
13.411 080
,
2,749,773
13,146,567
—11.9
+ 14.2
512,947,984
458,840,173
+ 16.7
18,565,387
13,490,292
+
3*7.6
+ 14.7
13,063,267
12,999,245
10,009,753
+ 29.9
8,459,592
8.493.063
6.6
1,233,537,871
1,121,047,738
+ 16.0
1,037,006,841
1,157,219,215
8.418,728
+ 16.0
+ 18.2
—
9.5
___
'
526,269,601
8.0
47,600,778,446
+
4,053,482
9.2
+
48,702,065
+ 16.6
54,924,753
+15.1
,
321,510,139
—16.1
4,862,024,213
'
11,580,119
55,594,553
598,457,620
1,918,608
5,335,361
62,766,213
5,252,835,041
,
291,130,801
1,609,145
72,798,589
64,940,283
■
7.5
6,220,957
Hazelton
Delaware—Wilmington
7.7
44,647,595,103
+
'I—-
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
Cincinnati
50 509,620
44 ,090,125
+ 14.6
1,151 093,128
2,269, 235,634
1.012 ,425,815
408, 431,390
360,648.919
+ 13.7
1,891 ,496,353
+ 20.0
10,024 095,661
19,255 708,005
17,133,229,316
——.—
__—
—
Cleveland
Columbus
228 524,000
Hamilton
13, 409,401
-
,954,775
8.6
1,950, 277,800
10,940,754
+ 30.0
7.8
7,694.945
7,249.990
259,461,176
228,401,731
+ 13.6
538.632,405
410.462,102
+ 31.2
+
6.4
219,415,736
409,636,467
376,660,777
62,369,900
46,443,600
+ 34.3
+
6-3
41,916,400
39,259,900
+
+
1,833,576,700
204,789,402
:
+ 12.2
8 575,506
Youngstown
114, 821,104
6
,021,593
+ 42.4
60, 634,045
43
,305,259
108,045,483
51,157,993
22.2
+ 18.5
+
446, 628,421
364,921,924
+ 22.4
13,198,911
10,264,532
28-6
9,924,373
6.285,706
12,222,181
9,480,325
+ 28.9
11,602,059
10,780,698
438,348,437
349,746,825
+ 25.3
336,288,776
323.163,369
1,335,173,764
1,063,217,843
+ 25.6
1,036,488,756
973,189,842
53 797,047
___
46 ,402,418
35 ,338,535
Pennsylvania—Beaver County——
Greensburg
Pittsburgh
26 ,445,359
149, 325,680
Toledo
136 ,282,006
4
+ 20.2
+ 33.6
483 658,915
308, 141,527
9.6
1,292, 950,334
+
395,487,054
+ 22.3
263.335,960
1,152,057,961
32,533,134
21,716,545
14,220,807,331
+ 17.0
——
Erie
+ 18.9
320 598,023
205 ,146,492
267,397,555
+ 19:0
205,491,222
—
246 513,761
241,083,918
+
2.3
224,764
140,328,184
+
9.2
50,920,266,098
46,090,074,755
+ 10.5
140,761.605
+ 10.7
,364,140
3 ,778,886
+ 15.5
2 ,988,975
1,809 ,716,052
38, 690,789
2 ,547,777
+ 17.3
1,545 ,962,587
+ 17.1
37 ,338,298
__———
Oil
11
+
52 ,922,186
Lorain
Mansfield
Newark
210 475,400
+ 13.3
+12.4
9,298,255,556
25 680,383
15,585 064,684
31 ,148,124
+ 19.9
City
Kentucky—Lexington
West
Virginia—Wheeling
23 ,421,463
22 ,570,285
—
21
,731,702
24 ,188,795
7.8
+
—
6.7
13 ,357,060
15 ,035,203
+ 22.1
5,933,487,010
Total (17 cities)
5,073,292,177
+ 17.0
153
+ 12.2
+ 18.3
+
9.6
0.2
Fifth Federal Reserve District—
-Richmond—
West
Virginia—Huntington
17,220,374
Virginia—Norfolk
876,647,375
31,558,861
Frederick
24,798,242
60,858,386
1,375,726,739
—
Maryland—Baltimore
of
77,295,000
917,297,064
—
South Carolina—Charleston
Columbia
District
15,841,075
76.827,000
Richmond
1,214,463,599
59,671,089
5,029,333.
Columbia—Washington
Total (8 cities)
4,698,198
8.7
+
—
0.6
+
4.6
+ 27.3
155,805,999
774,647,000
7,039,920,188
686,380,000
6,572,589,596
258,997,072
4,535,337
4,256,325
+
6.6
+ 12.9
'
20,477,000
18,791,000
+
9.0
17,353,600
7.1
16.448,000
221,782,724
203,302,624
+
9.1
180,091,062
+
2.0
216,446,736
476,995,680
+ 19.7
509,506,089
+ 13.3
12,601,450,516
11,394,927,526
+ 10.6
45,745,369
44,547.487
+
+
7.0
+
3.572.417
7,163,469
5,903,518
+ 21.3
354"341,290
302,762,553
+ 17.0
338~361,471
314,~4~6~5~159
2.7
+
3,689,013
185,459,146
5,593,452
6.8
6.071,716
539,808,527
502,124,696
+
7.5
4,793,681,229
4,345,183,703
+
10.3
135,094.319
117^61,097
+ 15.3
108~241~,034
102.~742~510
3,024,326,284
-
2,775,539,274
+
9.0
26,179,753,462
23,877,832,333
+
9.6
743,394,139
652,177,117
+ 14.0
658,679,016
623,390,894
Sixth Federal Reserve
District—AtlantaTennessee—Knoxville
129,088,334
111,149,813
+ 16.1
470,797,277
1,612,000,000
Nashville
418,978,100
1,405,700,000
1,060 705,507
959, 770,283
+ 10.5
+ 12.4
4,323 ,857,524
23.004,970
93,041,990
+ 13.2
109,411,278
13,699, 500,000
+ 17.6
90,887.900
+ 13.0
92.503.611
27,503,644
3,933,,472,292
12,128, 800.000
9.9
+ 14.7
+ 10.6
369,200,000
262 393,369
316,300,000
+ 16.7
+ 17.3
296,200,000
21,904,937
| 223, 605,210
307,400.000
+28.5
221 113,880
7,850,837
6,783,726
+ 15.7
7,051,164
7,310,177
24,563,986
+
5.2
236 ,052,309
+ 19.0
6~3~61~,958
6+03,004
+""4". 2
53321.533
4
+ 15.8
159,917,809
148,053,616
8.0
+ 26.8
117,375,852
114,856.515
-
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
^
—
30,409,003
Columbus
28 151,345
Macon
26,051,672 ■
25,264.022
19,425,892
+ 16.9
57,797,581
645,591,506
41,826,013
7,201, 194,957
184, 691,467
198, 352,677
6,217 676,577
+38.2
818,863,834
522, 733,649
654,617,788
412 244,827
+25.1
53,948,060
6,782 836,603
41,741,375
5,758 ,238,552
+ 17.8
+29.2
200~224~320
377 .689.097
+*"6.1
145,680,8-9
+ 20.3
+19.1
13,342,718
181^92+218
24,071,746
21,686,000
454 415,468
232, 784,192
188/75T.570
28,672,512
10,295,536
+ 29.6
188 001,926
+ 23.8
9,142,551
8,796.159
+25.6
215 578,000
+ 12,4
+
2.8
482 937,817
72 598,231
388 ,727,109
+ 24.2
2,885,622
48,103,132
7,732,430
2,770,304
191 ,787,000
61 ,007,606
4.2
+ 19.0
+
792,416,109
24 030,397
720,937,170
20 ,969,398
+ 14.6
+
9.9
764,930
6,945 ,666,065
6,401 ,661,743
25,834.736
Florida—Jacksonville
Tampa
754,857,072
Alabama—Birmingham
Mobile
+
.
-
Montgomery
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
,
27,235,000
49,458,782
—
Jackson
Meridan
9,584,265
Vicksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans
—
Total (16 cities)
4,892,000,032
4,218,877,944
+23.9
+ 16.0
42,738,397,968
+ 19.7
+
825~97i
"
817,530
189,562,472
657,732
174,101,171
+ 16.3
8.5
837,160
8.9
181,400,651
152,505,902
37,646,695,764
+ 13.5
1,082,687,994
967,093,315
+ 12.0
890,562,072
879,185,605
2,741,396
2,760,797
0.7
2,222,074
1.976,045
20,275,006
15,962,308
15,164,589
12.848,130
10,148,912
6,979,234
+
+
Seventh Federal Reserve District-Chicago—
Michigan—Ann Arbor
12,332,838
—
+ 14.5
+ 19.2
+ 21.6
694,384.133
316,366,010
589,627,900
69,300,745
Milwaukee
__
_
141,166,946
111,006,170
+
+ 24,8
392,089,289
324,911,838
+ 20.7
+ 15.3
164,777,719
335,475,926
_
Wisconsin—Madison
+ 21.0
15,829,908
13,536,404
38.830,477
77,199,898
303,312,261
34.656,611
12,931,723
Bend
Terre Haute
—
506,224,973
_
109.203,409
337,724,714
+ 17.7
+ 25.9
826,165,276
2,971,240,197
703,946,940
2,762.700,199
+ 17.4
+
10.6
+
14.5
—
+
2.9
7.5
11,477,034
9,553,325
79~58o7OO(J
70397,000
+ 20.1
+
7,819,180
U~0
70,008.000
63.101.000
9,652,045
376,327,638
148,824,431
324,521,461
+ 16.0
+ 11.2
9,747,066
8.264,815
+ 17.9
10,007,112
133,458.600
+ 11.5
4,542,595
3,935,910
+ 15.4
324,989,641
3,998,527
+ 16.2
4.127,520
+ 13.5
4,662,298,797
279,634,878
4,266,472,801
+
9.3
+ 13.6
55,336,390
125~1207935
99~013,636
+~26+
51,139,291
98.483,773
87+70" 994
5,449,936
11,051,984
10,094,105
+
8.2
9.5
1,645,605
1,492,143
94,776,036
87,115,618
+
8.8
+ 10.3
5,112,171
25,014.305
15,511,753
3,52Q,212
22.606,224
13,694,259
+ 13.3
+ 45.2
36.067,377
28,893,324
+ 24.8
+ 10.7
227.017,314
1,648.679,372
582,655,737
197,448,382
+ 15.0
6,487.849
5,703,661
+ 13.7
1,473.048,850
5,567,623
+ 11.9
46,238,722
5,612,739
38,711.759
+ 19.4
37,634.905
+
2.8
16,830,577
39,524,445
16,037,106
+
4.9
14,258,630
4.3
15.907.842
—
Manitowoc
Rapids
,
Moines
'
+
186,739,832
170.349,648
+
9.6
63,597,084
—
Sioux City
Ames
62,486,513
+
1.8
+
2.1
28,499,152
+
_.
3,641,961
Illinois—Aurora
Bloomington
Chicago
11,749,278
_
3,565,896
27,323,362
+
9.7
102,831,683
89.428.289
+ 15.0
65,650,289
62,816,128
+
4.5
9.0
_
1
39,091,674,130
35,752,873,157
8,4
+
+
240.236,327
194,845,691
+
9.4
_
_
_
_
36,182,368
556.889,997
507.145,920
+ 13.9
+
24.049,682
9.5
2,573,098
376,670,773
220,601,608
322,689,797
+
0.4
201.707,144
+
9.4
+
7,483,507
24,545,931
23,364,401
+
5.1
82,027,986,149
73,467,833,251
1,426,580,629
57,748,491
41,229,346
2,582,326
_—
_
4,044,991,566
28,253,802
26,344,619
1
_
Rockford
7,433,321
30,628,364
j.
_
Total (31 cities)
9.314,048,491
566,704,680
—13.1
10,709,778
6,459,422
4,410,480,278
63,175,301
-
Decatur
Springfield
Sterling
7,749,510
+ 10.0
106,056,322
397,454,104
+ 16.1
.445,820,283
.
6,192,897
Sheboygan
,
4,5
+ 11.3
—
14,995,938
36,299,197
_
149,739,938
27.2
31,267,864
16,679,946
—
—
Oshkosh
Peoria
+ 17.8
12,063,748
36.121,746
43,206,252
97,183,930
_
—
+ 15.4
14,597,715
45,091,782
<■
_
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Gary
Indianapolis
Des
87,591,996
23,370,688,104
384,542,961
39 673,201
—
Watertown
100,327,346
26,969,697,000
2.2
+
18,245,908
—
Lansing
Muskegon
Bay City
Iowa—Cedar
+ 26.3
82,640,625
—-
South
+ 20.3
38,568,554
-
Grand
Rapids
Jackson
2,468,655,000
39,424,652
-
10,254,373
3,118,395,000
__
Detroit
Flint
8,101,920,593
+
+ 15.0
4,309,509
1,531,423
9.3
1,046,936,630
935,680,140
+ 23.3
8,845,778
6.377,451
9.8
16,421,852
+ 16.7
9,393.261
+ 11.7
+ 181.4
1,702,693
2.757,291
11.9
861,158,159
829,375,591
+ 38.7
8,275.073
9.879,082
13,558,674
+ 21.1
13,707.037
13.973,558
7,739.642
+ 21.4
7.545,396
7,783.381
-
5,621,100
+ 33.1
5,757,047
5,873,412
-1
1,247,827,981
+ 14.3
1,171,464,161
1,125.834,765
334,700,000
+ 14.3
346,100,000
325.000,000
+ 183
152,001,424
145,029,963
4.9
127,907,939
143,494,994
..
+
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
—
*«B»
TennesMe-rfemphij...
P'jglVCtSOnV'"e
Total
(7 cities)
so
SI
w?:«2
llfldm
3,078,225,031
2 569 537
10,525,626
2,762,256,280
8.2
+11.4
'
lOl^O^
25,571,230,862
*
::!?
187,959.229
22:543:115
+
91,158,796
+11.3
23,804,890,621
+
158.815,546
151,719,207
SM'msSM
+w'o
+
382,600,000
IS
159,456,228
—
2-9
7.4
3~071/296"—
725,349,732
.
2~605,130
655,576,904
+"17.9*"
+ 10.6
3~001.023
3^*79.907
629,010,391
620,204,864
Volume
Number 5473
182
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1609)
—Month of September—
Clearings at—-
1955
Ninth Federal Reserve
40,757,635
-
320, 503,903
+ 12.3
13,587, 875,067
283, 751,296
12,743, 006,526
+ 13.0
84, 460,251
78, 384,895
647,702,527
557,616,453
+ 16.2
5,134, 451,597
4,708, 949,984
+
3,758,282
+
8.0
30, 971,144
+
7.4
13, 737,969
41,227,607
,37,292,342
+ 10.6
322, 995,453
299 954,154
+
:
Forks
+
$
7,693,125
+ 15.9
7,856,757
7,043,958
344,796,498
+ 12.9
325,200,519
305,916,877
147,*315~575
124,~49~2"09l
+18.3
115,~67~8~354
104/799~491
9,931,485
8,926,777
8,148,043
8,585,014
4,683,536
4,983,322
3/720,805"
4,712,673
7.7
5,217,000
+
9.8
47, 609,000
40, 119,000
+ 18.7
6,349,024
+ 38.8
56, 022,273
47, 930,807
+ 16.9
21.485,002
Montana—Eillings
8,913,638
+ 15.7
19,424,194
+ 10.6
165, 114,757
153 ,712,439
+
25,552,636
+ 41.1
290, 416,952
250 ,232,939
+ 16.1
3,772,228
3,427,480
+ 10.1
33, 116,688
30 ,776,903
227, 239,333
28,424,543
7.4
7.6
+
26,785,368
+
201 ,577,095
+ 12.7
21,029,256
58,036,212
+16.4
167, 018,269
149
+ 11.9
59,726,057
2.9
489, 264,908
458 ,335,364
2,398,810
2,105,829
+ 13.9
16, 347,409
14 152,980
2,648,350,732
2,336,596,195
+ 13.3
20,993,144,973
19,507,194,800
Falls
24,468,254
Helena
Lewistown
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Nebraska—Fremont
«
6.1
+
266,883
7,568,875
7,312,268
5^842~378
5,842,579
15,271,726
14,~6~4~3"834
12,~980~905
14,168^106
582,939,609
6.7
+
512,847,915
479,427,761
451,068,698
+ 15.5
7.6
+
+ 13.7
City—
5,045,680
4,296,144
+ 17.4
51,262,428
37,058,196
40,250,338
35,411,681
+ 13.7
360,244,395
350,778,214
653,985,022
633,494,342
+
3.2
5,727,644.426
5,892,764,219
3,528,751
3.376,060
+
4.5
_J.^94,532
+ 38.3
'
Hastings
1,146,157
+ 21.7
879,367
813,026
'
___
Lincoln
_____
Omaha
Kansas—Manhattan
Parsons
___:—.—_
__:
1,632,280
2,242,482
43,941,579
42,519,348
+
109,111,582
Topeka
99,826,763
5,097,025
4,502,356
1,667.896,356
1,552,489,735
\
51.095,477
•)
s
—
Wichita
Missouri—Joplin
*
________
Kansas City_
______
St. Joseph
Carthage
50,310.397
Colorado—Colorado
Springs
30,564,564
—
—
—
Denver
2.8
•
•"
800,198
892,958
+
7.9
9,165,878
9,138,843
152,778,065
+
0.9
149,059,245
159,203,953
10,843,987
—
9.9
i.
__
—
__
—27.2
17,342,874
19,860,346
3.3
384,042,387
365,564,544
+
5.1
12,331,961
10,329,907
+ 19.4
9,355,888
+
9.3
1,020,558,808
878,388,903
+ 16.2
24,512,269
22,239,730
+ 10.2
13.2
19,761,303
19,065,929
+
43,635,830
39,628,274
+ 10.1
+
7.4
14,993,776,767
13,865,006.836
+
8.1
457,908,524
+
2.8
1.5
—
470,605,483
—12.7
'
___
1,965.834
7.7
18,181,391
15,695,506
+ 22.1
2,345,869,468
2,013,493,610
+ 14.1
235,552,001
652,023,934
+ 15.6
6,30? 656,250
172,840,540
5,537,753,619
(a)
(a)
381,425,584
355,823,989
+
7.2
333,231,831
337,426,612
12,336,627
11,421,060
+
8.0
13,002,580
13,016,690
+ 16.2
4,065,610
3,919,230
+ 36.3
753.830,439
____
_____
+ 16.5
23,165,815
mm
+ 15.8
208,546,965
-
V'"
:■'
3.0
9,320,707
154,155,568
+
841,818
10,057,458
—
27,803,215
2.7
26,432,222
-
-V''
816,945
■
+
2,117,762
_
Puebld
.'
______
254.640,809
—-
___.
Oklahoma—Tulsa
•''
1952
7.8
35,795,020
Sioux Falls
(16 Cities)
1953
Dec. %
389,254,78*
6.6
+
5,727,000
Huron
Total
+ 13.0
8,811,511
Dakota—Aberdeen
Total
Inc. or
$
5.1
1,388,207
35, 172,367
11, 871,168
+
1,490,659
Minot
Great
1954
$
9.0
4,058,759
Grand
1955
or
+ 17.4
Falls
Dakota—Fargo
'
Week Ended October 8Inc.
Dec. %
8,154,261
Paul
Fergus
V
I
34,730,370
1,525,729,281
Winona
-
1954
$
9.2l5~210
Rochester
South
1955
Dec. %
1,713,289.910
Minneapolis
North
Inc. or
$
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
6t,
-Jan. 1 to Sept. 30-
1954
$
49
+
(a)
'
.
^mm'j.'miL^+.J* '■
________
6,660,403
5,733,840
+ 13.8
(a) 82,020,241
(a)
(a)
3,248,854
3,260,160
542,504,413
557,647,729
■
(14 cities)
3,617,320,742
3,314,956,936
9.1
+
32,001,937,072
29,756,564,787
•
+
7.5
603,691,347
569,635,273
6.0
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
47,604,480
38,387,201
+ 24.0
25,068,165
20.991,437
+ 19.4
210,268,608
189,170,395
1,782,799,317
1,579,047,291
+ 12.9
16,041,351,441
14,314,005,527
_.
Beaumont
Dallas
El
Paso
184,306.024
157,011,362
Worth
153,839,957
133,399,362
Galveston
28,833,000
29,702,000
1,632 176,418
1,432,421,337
8.316,979
6,643,929
28.399,777
27,213,904
Ft.
Houston
Port
Arthur^
Wichita
Falls
Texarkana
+ 20.1
8,952,370
+ 25.0
417,071,517
343,544,738
+ 21.4
11,193,774
+ 11.1
.
7,629,926
17.4
1,660,366.836
1,387,165,489
+ 19.7
1,373,487,081
33,915,582
30,775,405
7.4
7,402,000
6,385,400
29,139,413
14,183,220,233
12,400,372,261
+ 14.4
+
25.2
72,741,793
63,999,329
+
4.4
255,782,848
237,873,807
+
+
30,551,150
6,682,000
+ 15.9
+ 13.9
7,048,000
'________
+ 10.2
269,027,000
1,232,421,427
250,572,000
+ 11.4
2.9
+
303,047,062
.
_____
+ 11.2
—
8,300,193
333,485,720
■
+12.1
_____
'
________
■<
+ 13.7
,■
_
7.5
6,778,292
6,493,549
+
4.4
5,111,298
5,155,180
9,439,438
6.68'< 3*3
o
68,798,428
59,486.763
+ 15.7
55,837,767
+ 27.7
593,498,735
489,249,342
+ 21.3
14,9,74,040
13,692,541
+
9.4
11,168,057
10,633,576
3,970,399,309
cities).
(11
349,154,653
69,615,754
3,492,338,943
+ 13.7
35,147,849,508
30,973,470,993
+ 13.5
491,335,205
409,844,003
+ 19.9
393,216,414
364,735,161
+ 18.2
149,767,637
151,344,835
8.2
5,503,329
5,041,424
+T4~.3
155,3971906
1521564I615
1~2~.8
78,157,373
72,357,564
___
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
419.306,505
+
;_
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Bellingham
8.139,324
7,754.241
818,953,526
739,315,777
26,773,653
25,425,806
40,966,472
5.0
70,414,834
65,822,917
+ 10.8
7,038,122,335
6,303,042,493
+ 11.7
181^35,286
153,813,401
+
5.3
222,080,441
194,017,184
+14.5
6,871,051
6,349,313
37,364,186
+
9.6
346,995,333
306,948,111
+ 13.0
16,698,000
10.770,009
+55.0
119,524,300
716,583,803
+16.3
6,849,128,106
88,097,000
6,019,337,430
+35.7
833,409,312
Seattle
+13.8
179,612,754
1571128,556
84l9~7~4~,980
751363,929
Yakima
Idaho—Boise
—
Oregon—Eugene
Portland
*
Utah—Ogden
23,159,032
22,430,891
City
382,412,778
Arizona—Phoenix
144,279,598
340,200,053
118.046,380
41,642,304
43,170,831
38,139,050
+
32,948,972
Lake
Salt
California—Eakersfield
Berkeley
Long Beach_,
+
7.0
3.3
176,282,864
159,921,644
+10.2
+ 12.4
3,367,900,473
2,893,798,937
+ 16.4
+22.2
1,447,062,179
1,115,684,949
+29.7
3.5
408,298,068
370,406,092
+ 10.2
+ 15.8
+
+
—
358,329,409
311,935,633
+ 14.9
104,252,119
89,298,978
+16.8
957,971,968
Modesto
31,289,052
29,141,166
+
7.4
245,381,056
806,310,267
212,609,086
+ 15.4
Pasadena
70.072,508
60,412,381
+60.0
632,559,108 '
559,386,739
+ 13.1
+
+ 18.2
Riverside
+ 13.3
21,3421893
lilmooi
13,718,822
+ 23.6
13,976,111
13,233,291
+ 15.5
473,992,302
478,670,274
16,674,754
13,357,076
+24.8
157,286,061
133,064,605
2,684,527.998
2,405,674,139
+ 11.6
23,247,053,262
20,518,409,865
+ 13.3
633,229,822
90,516,228
+ 12.9
822,145,056
663,215,006
+24.0
24,325,434
548,371,414
22,399,083
8.6
16,925,413
17,479,267
25,894,117
25,478,676
+
1.6
240,509,127
224,974,940
+
6.9
6,840,300
6,032,778
+ 13.4
5,116,176
52,524,593
Francisco
San
48,879,614
+
7.5
431,574,748
382,969,877
+ 12.7
14,474,662
12,003,380
+ 20.6
11,967,531
5,186,250
12,031,239
+ 14.1
Jose
Barbara
Stockton
Total (19 cities)
Grand Total
Outside
231386,444
102,189,522
San
Santa
26l5~0_o",815
16,951,089
+18.8
New
5,461,997,712
(a) Clearings
86,374,937,062
52,110,951,927
York
•Estimated,
4,856,769,198
94,130,792,649
(180 cities)
46,164,950,018
operations
discontinued.
Figures
for
+12.5
47,138,618,728
41,329,952,775
1,175,516,193
1,018,567,120
+ 15.4
932,146,671
926,101,763
8.4
847,082,599,617
805,777,859,072
+
5.1
21,824,967,194
20,105,350,462
+' 8.6
18,224,308,746
16,874,565,493
455,223,687,338
412,890,279,576
+10.3
10,615,905,594
9,323,810,425
+ 13.9
8,762,184,577
8,612,197,453
+
+12.9
1954
are
for
first
the
six
Foreign Exchange Rates
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522
of
months
only.
Condition Statement of Member Banks
>
the Tariff Act of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
the world.
We give below a record for the week
just passed.
The
certifies daily to the
banks
countries of
shows
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
OCTOBER
Country
and
Monetary
Unit
Noon
FEDERAL
7
TO
+
RESERVE
OCTOBER
13,
BANK
1955,
TO
TREASURY
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
1930
New
the
Federal
following
the
October 5:
Friday
Oct. 7
$
Basic
York
(Value in United States
Money)
Tuesday
Oct. 11
$
Wednesday
Oct. 12
$
Thursday
Oct.
13|
$
Australia,
pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc—_____
2.224.435
2.224518
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0199125
.0199150
.0198776
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285468
.00285468
.237261*
.237261*
.237261*
.208950
.209050
.209050
2.791250
2.791770
.0800560
Netherlands,
guilder
Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
in
shown
Figures
Union
of South Africa, pound
United Kingdom, pound
sterling
Nominal.
.0800560
.00285357
COLUMBUS
DAY
2.791770
.0800560
.262150
.262175
.262100
2.763613
2.764026
errors
revived
been
disclosed in
a
estate
correct
mortgage
lenders.
Reporting
asked to reclassify loans as of Oct. 5, furnish¬
were
ing data
they
real
to
to
recent survey of credit
both the old and
on
new
basis for that date;
not asked to revise prior figures. The amounts
were
are
on
the revised basis; the changes since Sept. 28,1955,
and Oct. 6,
on
1954, shown in the second and third columns,
the old basis before revisions.
the year-ago
In future releases,
comparisons will be between current
re¬
2.764129
vised
.140080*
.140080*
.496766*
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
~
"II
extended
banks
are
.209050
.496766*
I
loans—have
estate
classification
.237275*
J 40080*
Swedep, krona
real
and
the attached tables —particularly
industrial, and agricultural loans
shown for these classifications in the first column below
.00435401*
.262100
peso
franc
.0800560
CLOSED
2.762376
New
the week
in demand
deposits adjusted and $254 million in United States Govdeposits, and an increase of $664 million in
demand deposits credited to domestic banks.
.209050
2.790000
peso_
for
.326366
1.006328
.209050
.00285468
rupee
.326366
1.00750''
.209050
.00435401*
of,
.326300
1.007812
.208950
pound
Switzerland,
2.224103
1.008147
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche Mark
Mexico,
.0717487*
.0198390
France
changes
of $455 million
.133333*
.0717487*
.326166
markka
Dominion
.200000*
.133333*
.0717487*
.0385802*
Malaysia, Malayan doliar
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Ireland,
.200000*
.133333*
2.223107
British
Finland,
.200000*
.133333*
.0717487*
Free
•
$
.200000*
Preferential
India,
Monday
Oct. 10
principal
Decreases
those for commercial,
Argentina peso—
System in leading cities
Reserve
ernment
INCLUSIVE
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in
ended
condition statement of weekly reporting member
of
.034.9000
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*
*233325
.193330*
.233325
.233325
2.780821
2.781236
2.781340
2.790000
2.791250
2.791S96
2.791770
of the
revisions
are
to increase
The major
commercial and
.233337
2.779576
effects
.0349000
.193330*
figures and year-ago unrevised figures.
.140080*
industrial
loans
estate loans
by the
Commercial,
creased $49
J
fication.
by
$280 million
same
and
to
decrease real
amount.
industrial,
and
agricultural
loans
in¬
million during the week before the reclassi¬
Changes according to industry appear
in
an-
I
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, October 17, 1955
...
^
(1610)
50
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
with the reclassification
release, together
changes by districts.
other
press
of assets and
A summary
feer banks follows:
increase ( + )
Decrease
{Oct. 5,
1
.
(—) Since
Sept. 28,
Oct. 6,
1955
1954
1955
adjustedt *___
investments
and
Leans
adjustedt *
—
'
Commercial, industrial, and agricul-
Leans
for purchasing
securities*
Real
bills
Treasury
Leans
to
+
+
8
5
+
999
480
5
16
~""}'qqo
+
1,998
+ ni
+
36
+
*
**70
13,287
51
467
75
241
83
979
Banks
2,509
+
83
+
Southern
Gas
Natural
1219
1112
1336
1012
Sylvania Electric Products,
$4.40
sinking
Electric
Penn
3 '/2 %
stock,
Demand
—-
U.
banks
Domestic
2,580
J54
2,810
892
+ 664
10,852
——
1,489
25
+
From
Federal
From
Reserve
of
tExclusive
see
♦Sept.
figures
+
+
61«
31J
of valuation re¬
above.
text
revised.
Viscose
1381
28
1059
1
1381
Ref.
bonds—
*
Page
1
1
5% preferred stock—
Nov
Smelting Co., prior pfd, stock__Nov
Corp.,
bonds, series C & J,
1217
1334
Dec
—Dec
mtge. bonds, ser. G, due 1995-
*2690
910
1
2
1334
1454
bonds, series A, due 1980RR., 5% pieferred stock
mortgage 5%
Aroostoik
&
British
Columbia
Products
Forest
10-year convertible sinking fund debetures
.
Nov
Telephone Co., 5%
gold debs., series A
Dec
Delta Air Lines, Inc. 5(4%
conv. debs. 1973.
_^_Oct
Dresser Industries Inc., 3% %
preferred stock
Oct|
Fibreboard Products Inc., $100 par preferred stock
Nov
Fischer & Porter Oo., participating preference shares—Oct
Foremost Dairies, Inc., 4 V2 %
cum. preferred stocks
Nov
Public
Corp.,
Service
dividend
Higbee
Co..
V
Oct. 5,
certificates
20,163,351
—
Total
JRitter
Co.,
Co.,
F.
R.
notes
Other
cash
——
advances
and
Discounts
Industrial
loans
—
+
6,250
—
16,035
—
20,669
+231,979
—
27
223,018
332,250
882,088
672
banks--—
other
of
3,749
+
21,000,152
gold certificate reserves
+
—
+
+
—
18,207
411
outright
repurchase agree't
Held under
399
+
1,669
+
+
—
Notes
this
In
17
________——Nov
15
*
——Nov
*
*
Dec 31
Dec
1
stock
15
Nov 15
—
2,801,750
Bonds
Total
100,993
16,548
570,515
203
18,207
411
+
707,604
91,300
+ 160,500
—
616,304
+391,182
—
27,374
23,873,008
119,900
+144,500
+ 16,000
23,992,908
24,894,286
outright
bought
Held under repurchase agree't
—
914
U. S. Gov't,
Total
loans & securities
Due
from
foreign banks-:
Uncollected
Eank
22
—
+
452,067
+
5,285
59,361
+
229
141,988
+
6,872
51,105,851
+
638,512
premises—..;
Other
+270,683
4,454.774
items
cash
assets-
—
—
assets
+
10,518
413,578
LIABILITIES—
Federal
Reserve
26,262,502
—
+ 131,362
+
533,236
bank—res.
accounts
18,646,074
S. Treas.—general account
Foreign
502,443
Other
662,433
+274,222
+
244,670
20,196,234
+431,554
+
47,512
U.
Total
Deferred
deposits.
avail,
cash
items
+
21,595
—
3,123
+
385,284
—
—
3,434,910
+
68,091
19,644
+
1,662
Other liabs. & accrued dividends
Bates
&
—
+
26,263
140,656
82,765
222,141
10
+632,669
+
+
582
+-
22,177
+•
35,888
+
49,913,290
;
5,261
358,617
Bath
Iron
Innes, Ltd.,
Surplus
(Section
298,367
7)
660,901
*
Surplus (Section 13b).
Other capital accounts
27,543
Total liabs. & capital accounts
Ratio
of
to
serves
note
gold
certificate
deposit
liabilities
1st
Works
ances
and
purchased
+
638,512
+
F.
prior
class
3,104
413,578
R.
on
A
—
1
8%
foreign
28,254
2,813
___
Benrus
+
1,088
+
19,784
+
27
+
781
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
preferred
and
common
Watch
Bishop
boncfe, notes,
redemption,
number gives the location in
the current volume
Co.
Oil
Bloch Bros.
6%
were
(except where indicated)
given in the "Chronicle."
in which
George Corp., 4»/2%
Indian Head Mills, Inc., preferred stock-
s.
f.
bonds
T
Page
Oct
20
1463
Nov
1
1338
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—
3%%
1st and tel.
mortgage bonds
31
1465
1
11-
3
1
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-20
3
11-
1
10-20
1-3-56
12-10
1-3-56
12-10
12-
1150c
$1.25
(quar.)
1
3-1-56
11-
1
1
10-27
11-10
2-
9
10-14
10-17
10-
7
100%
dividend)—
10-20
10-10
11-
.
4
10-20
10-17
9-30
11-
20c
11-15
10-29
(quar.)
75c
12-23
12-10
(quar.)
15c
11-30
11-18
25c
12-20
12-10
Tobacco,
(quar.)
common
Inc.
(quar.)
(2'/2c from earnings and
2V2c from capital gains
Borg (George W.) Corp.
(quar.)
1
10-
7
Corp.
Boston
Edison
Co.
Woven
Hose
5c
$4
preferred
Increased
9-20
Products
11-
1
11-25
11-15
12-
11-15
*72(4c
1
*12 (4 c
11-
1
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
*$1.12y2
1-3-56
12-17
preferred
(quar.)
*$1.12 y2
4-1-56
3-17
4V4 %
preferred
(quar.)
t$i.i2y2
7-1-56
6-16
*$1.12 y2
10-1-56
(quar.)
Union
(quar.)
Gas
95c
;
Co.
45c
(quar.)
Brown
Co., common
Brunning (Charles)
Buchanan
Steel
(quar.)
Inc.,
and
A
new
Bush
Byers
six
of
common
Corp.
M.)
class
being
of
B
effective
new
11-16
11-
1
10-17
10-18
10-
11-
1
10-12
10-24
10-14
7
(stock
four
10-
8
10-29
10-
8
(quar.)
6-20
(quar.)_
$1.50
4-1-56
3-20
(quar.)
$1.50
7-1-56
3V2%
10-20
11-15
2%
—
$1.75
12y2c
(accum.)
—
$2
class
Cincinnati
Gas
Baking,
City
Stores
4(4%
&
(quar.)
Electric,
preferred
7%
Co.,
(quar.)—
common
convertible
(quar.)
preferred
City Title Insurance Co.
(quar.)
A
Cleveland,
5%
Illuminating,
preferred
Corp.
Bottling
Co
Y),
(N.
—
—:
(accum. >.
A
Colonial Finance Co., 4%% preferred
Colonial Fund, Inc.
(irom income)
able
in
Central Power, common
(monthly)
preferred (quar.)
Columbia Gas
System (final)
Columbia
Pictures Corp.
(quar.)—
4(4%
preferred
4.65%
Stock
investment
Natural
preferred
12-20
1-3-56
12-21
50c
10-25
10-10
$1.25
10-31
10-
10-20
5
40c
11-15
1-1-56
10-21
10-21
10c
10-28
10-14
25c
10-19
10- 6
10-31
10-14
9c
$1.183/4
11-30
11-18
11- 1
10-28
10-20
12-
5
10-10
10-10
10-20
Confederation
Life
Quarterly
$1.02
11-18
,,
10-20
1
10-14
11- 1
10-14
10-20
11-
10c
$1.12y2
30c
11-15
10-31
30c
9-30
,
11-
1
11-
10-14
1
10-14
10-28
1
10-14
9-22
10- 7
11-
5c
10-22
$1.37V2
11-15
11- 1
*38c
12-15
12-10
47(4c
(quar.)—
Asso.
11- 1
10-
(Toronto)—
——
Connecticut
Light & Power—
preferred (quar.)
$1.90
$2
50c
11- 1
$2.04
preferred
(quar.)
51c
11- 1
10-
$2.20
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
55c
11-1
11- 1
1010-
preferred
$2.06
Consoiidated
Class
(quar.)^
(quar.)_
—
Class
Industries—
Chemical
37(4c
11- 1
10-20
62 (4c
ll- .l
10-20
(quar.)__
B
37 (4c
11- 1
62 (4 c
11-
Consolidated
Coppermines Corp. <quar.)_!—
Consolidated Edison. Co. of N. Y.—
10-20
preferred (quar.)
Foods Corp.—
10-20
10-25
10-13
11- 1
10- 7
10%
-
1
$1.25
Extra
$5
51 (4c
10-
(quar.)_v
A
Extra
Stock
dividend
Royalty
(s-a)
Oil
10-31
9-30
10-25
10-25
10- 5
10- 5
12- 1
11-21
10-21
1-3-56
1-3-56
1-3-56
12- 2
12-2
12- 2
25c
16c
17c
Special
Textile
Consolidated
5%
Ltd.—
Mills,
*50c
(s-a)
preferred
Consumers Power Co.,
common
preferred
$4.52
preferred
11-
7
11-
1
11-15
9-2.7
11-
10-
4
7
10-14
11-
1
preferred (quar.)
Baking Co.—
$1.13
$1.04
10%
dividend
Continental
Transportation
Crossett
class A
Co.,
Class
B
&
&
t2
divid.
Davenport
Davidson
1
10-15
1
10-15
Daystrom,
*20c
11-
1
10-15
Dayton
11-
De
elass
A
was
Inc.
class
A
the
Co.,
12-20
12- 5
12-28
12- T
10-20
9-23
$1.25
10c
11- 1
10-28
10-11
10-14
11-15
10-27
25c
50c
30c
10-25
10-25
10-20
25c
11-15
37(4c
10-31
12- 1
10-10
10-10
10-10
11-1
10- 4
11-14
12-29
12-15
—_—
—
(quar.)_
Glassine
Co
30c
11-
1
10-10
11- 1
10-10
—
Delaware Power &
Union
com.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
com.
25c
Light (quar.)
Stock Yard Co. (quar.)
$1
Detroit & Canada Tunnel—
10-17
50c
11-
1
10-10
10c
(s-a)_-
voting
(quar.)
Vilbiss Co.
Denver
11-30
30c
on
(quar.)_.i.
Rubber
Deerfield
declared
Diamond
9-30
10-14
9c
Water, 5%
preferred
Bros., Inc.
(quar.)
10-10
10-31
10-15
11-15
50c
—
1
10-14
11-15
10-20
10-15
11- 1
40c
(quar.)
common
11-
1
45c
40c
11- 1
12-14
11- 1
Wright Co.
11-
1
$2.50
Laboratories Series—
11-
12-
10r 7
$2
$19.58(4
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
preferred
Tobacco,
Limited voting
$2
10-13
Securities
Forster
non-cum.
No
9-30
1
10c
Seal, Ltd.
preferred
Cutter
11-
*50c
(quar.)
Crown Cork
10-19
10-25
11-15
1-1-56
10c
(s-a)__
(quar.)_I
3iy4c
(quar.).
17 (4c
32(4c
$2.50
Cosmopolitan Realty (quar.)—
Craddock-Terry Shoe, 5% preferred
Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)____
Lines
Corn Products Refining, common
*20c
12-10
11-15
Continental
*37c
12M>c
55c
$1.12(4
.
10-10
(quar.)_
______
(quar.)
$4.16
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-10
11-
1
10-10
Increased
—
1
$1.50
Match
Co.,
preferred
common
$1.20
11-29
11-18
37y2c
10-31
HO
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
10-20
10-10
10c
25c
40c
10-20
10-25
11- 1
10-10
3714c
quarterly
Extra
11- 1
10- 7
$1
11-20
11-10
$2
10-26
10-11
*50c
11- 1
*37(4c
11- 1
10-13
10-15
10-10
10- 7
Dickinson Industrial Site—
Voting trust
Discount
Corp.
certificates
of
New
Common
Class
A
(increased)
(quar.)
(auar.)—
York
Disher Steel Construction
(quar.)
12-31
$1.50
Fund—
1
Co.
10-17
10-15
12-20
Corp.—
1
Campbell Soup
1
75c
50c
income)-.
Gas
11-
(year-end)
2%
$1.17
;
(quar.)
11-
Co.
10-17
:
(quar.)
Edison
Commonwealth
5(4%
1
$1.07
(quar.)__
Engineering
Commonwealth
(From
11-
11-
10-22
12-31
7'/2c
Electric—
Ohio
(quar.)—
preferred
Combustion
Concord
10-21
20c
realized capital gains, pay¬
cash or stock at holders option
10-26
S.)
(quar.)
Colorado
4(4%
1
from
33c
(A.
(initial)—
new
class
Acceptance,
9-23
10-14
11-
*25c
_
Products
25c
Association
10-18
11-15
25c
25c
(quar.)
U
Aluminum
50c
(quar.)
Extra
1
10-21
30c
$1.75
$1.12(4
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Water
Insurance
11-
7
30c
Mahoning Ry. (s-a)
Supply
(Extra)—
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
preferred (quar.)—„—___
Portland Cement
Fire
10-10
$1.06(4
(quar.)
Clark Oil Refining, common (stock dividend)
Calif.
preferred
1
35c
(quar.)-.
(N. Y.)
Calif.
^referred
11-
20c
(quar.)
common
75c
__
Camden
10-
$1
A
Chicago Molded Products
California Electric Power,
$3 pfd. (quar.)
California Packing
(quar.)
Calif.-Oregon Power, common (quar.)
common
1
25c
(increased)
Corp.
11-
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR. Co.
Curtiss
preferred
& Telephone,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6-20
87V2C
(quar.)
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)
25c
dividend)™
pfd.
_
Ohio Ry.
convertible preferred
8%
32c
(quar.)
Mills,
3-20
12-20
Cuban
shares
(quar.)
4-1-56
4
12-20
1-1-56
Crum
21.
June
preferred
5%
10-29
ex¬
Ltd., com. (quar.)
(quar.)
:
;
80c 2nd participating preferred
(quar.)__
Calif.
Cold
Storage
&
Distributing
Co.—
$1.50 participating preferred (auar.)
1st
1
com.
-
preferred
Co., 7%
Linen
shares
(quar.)
$1.25
Terminal Co.
(A.
11-18
12-
Each share of
new common.
share
Biscuit,
12-1
*50c
shares
B
and
receives
each
12-19
10-10
*50c
changed for
A
1
20C
pref
class
11-
25c
SI
(quar.)
Co., Ltd., class A pref
B
class
Burry
preferred
4%
~
35c
,
Corp.
Class
1-2-56
18c
(s-a)
Forge Co
Bullock's,
1-1-56
7-1-56
Stock
Products
—
,
11-
$1
4(4%
25c
quar.)
10-14
$1.50
Co.—
(initial
common
9-16
Gas—
preferred
Brooklyn
10-10
11-15
11-15
(quar.)__j
Consolidated
4y2%
Brockton Taunton
10-25
(quar.)___
9-30
Co.—
4V2%
preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated
Ltd.—
quarterly
British Columbia Telephone
Y)
55c
50c
$1
(N
Virginia
$6 preferred
10-10
15c
(increased).
_
Forest
10r20
11-
$4 preferred
10-20
10-17
70c
Rubber
Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
$2.90
preference (quar.)
Columbia
11-21
45c
(quar.)
&
10-10
11-1
19c
si
Bank
of
1
37'/4c
$1
__
Chesapeake Industries
10-19
12-19
1212-
15c
Ridge Insurance (Shelby, N. C.)
Campbell
Oct
1
1-2-56
*25c
.
$1.20
Date
1st mtge.
11-
11-
75c
Bell,
$1.32
NOTICE OF TENDER
Company and Issue—
Hotel St.
Payable oj Rec.
*35c
Blue
British
Holders
40c
preferred
Bondstock
When
*2 5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(extra)
Corp.
Columbus & Southern
iquar.)
.
Corp.—
preference
Manhattan
Colonial
(stock div.)—
Inc.
(quar.)
Electric Corp.
Gas &
Securities
Chain Belt Co.
Chase
B
Coghlin (B. J.), Ltd. (quar.)
Mfg.—
$1.25
the details
Hudson
convertible
$1.50
Cleveland Electric
$1.50
Black & Decker Mfg. (stock
Bliss (E. W.) Co. (quar.)
$1.50
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
page
12- 9
Ry.
50c
Biddeford & Saco Water
Caldwell
including
ing tenders, and the
12-23
12-20
Co.—
and
oeries A
1380
*75c
(quar.)
Bymart-Tintair, Inc.,
Notices
list of corporate
stock
called for
1-3-56
$1.25
(s-a)
of Georgia Ry.
preferred
Builders
15c
Foods,
of
a
*$2.50
preference
Central
:
Ltd.—
&
65c
._
(quar.)
t
Burroughs
Below will be found
7
(quar.)
Investments,
$1.20 preferred
Inc.—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Bell & Howell Co.
Above
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments—
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canada
Clearfield
*50c
(s-a)
Ltd., class A (quar.)_
Hardware &
Belknap
Burns &
.5%
accept¬
for
—
10-31
preferred
Cleveland
14)
(quar.
preferred
Burnham
45.2%
7
25c
5%
Central
Coca-Cola
$1.40 preferred (quar.)—
Buffalo
51,105,851
10-
Year-end
(quar.i
preferred
Beaver Lumber,
New
—
re¬
combined
Contingent liability
____
205,750
10-31
(quar.)
common
common
815
Share
Baystate Corp. (quar.)
Beaux-Arts Apartments,
$3.80
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
Capital'paid in
10-20
50c
Corp.,
Club
page
Company
Bathurst Power & Paper Ltd., class A
Class B
4V2 %
liabilities
Total
+138,860
11-10
1338
Per
Boston
DepositsMember
10-20
$1.05
1
181.
.
notes
11-15
11-10
—Oct 31
(Continued from
Name of
Blue
Total
11-30
40c
(quar.)
Caterpillar Tractor,
4.20%
preferred
1
DIVIDENDS
Best
securities
Total
11-18
*25c
B
Ry.
common
(quar.)—
Nov
123,423
—
707,604
—4,079.715
+4,370,515
—
290,800
+ 144,500
17,399,536
11-30
A
Dec
series A
*In Volume
issue.
123,750
$3
1,151,646"
2,520,076
——
———
10- 5
*12c
Ohio
&
Class
Extra
$6
-
-
Certificates
10-25
Clinchfield Coal
Bought outright—
Bills
10- 7
10- 7
12V2C
...
Light,
Catalin Corp. of America
$4.50
securities—
U. S. Government
27',4c
_;
&
Power
11-15
*$1.25
(quar.)
Clinchfield
Carolina
11-15
11-15
*$1
(quar.)
dividend
Chicago
1220
1462
preferred stock
Inc., 5%
•Announcement
Afppnt.nnpp?—
Bought
(quar.)__
(resumed)
Catelli Food Products Ltd.-r-
10-20
11- 1
Stock
412
1013
preferred stock, $100 par
1st mtge. s. f. 5% bonds,
327
—
836,801
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
—
10- 7
$1.25
Inc
1402
1954
9,999
+
10-17
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
Plastics,
City
stock
preferred stock
ASSETS—
Gold
10%
preferred
1
Oct. 13,
1955
10-17
(quar.)
common
8%
Capital
31
Decrease (—) Since
1955
11-15
5c
Cos.,
$6 preferred
Chesapeake &
1
convertible
5%
Coal
9-30
10-31
*$2
Oil
preferred
1218
1219
1336
(In thousands of dollars)
Oct. 12,
(quar.)
(1954) Ltd.—
4%
1
27
stock——Oct 31
preferred stock
General Railway Signal Co., 5% cumul. pfd.
Hanna
IM. A.)
Co., $4.25 preferred stock
Hudson
30
Corp¬
preferred
dividend
dividend
$4
cumulative pfd.
$3.50
10-17
tlOc
|15c
11-
*25c
$6 preferred
Ltd.—
5%
Foods
$$1.50
*31c
9-30
10- 3
10- 3
10- 3
10- 3
10- 7
Canadian
$4
Division—
Southwestern
1st
1
1
Jan
—Nov
due 1995
mtge.
11- 1
11- 1
1
12-15
10-11
10-11
10- 1
*$1.25
:
(quar.)
Chesapeake
gen.
se
Increase ( + ) or
preferred
Common
Central
CALLED
gen.
$5.50
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
1
Nov
&
General
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
15
1161
861
1
Nov
Date
Lead &
Zinc,
General
(San Francisco District).
{Preliminary
1
Continental
are
explanation in
*Revised;
28
items
loan
101
and after deduction
shown gross.
banks
to
loans
individual
+
548
532
Banks
others
serves;
...
.
1341
1341
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—
Bangor
Borrowings:
6%
Central-Illinois
American
9-20
1-3-56
■
-
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Celotex
series
ISSUE
Co., Ltd.,
<
Dredge & Dock, Ltd. (s-a)
Canadiap-Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd.—
5%
trust
ENTIRE
204
+
1
Oct
stock
Ref. <fc
banks
Foreign
+
deposits:
demand
Interbank
+1,575
—455
*+ 41
—254
55,851
21,672
1
Nov
$5
preferred
6%
American
adjusted
deposits
deposits except U. S. Government
S. Government deposits
Time
1016
Co.—
collateral
f.
s.
915
1340
Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—
preferred
5%
Class
Inc.—
preferred
Company and Issue—
LIABILITIES —
1
7
12
Stockyards Corp., convertible preferred shares—Oct
United
West
1463
Nov
debentures
fund
Canadian Bronze
5%
15
Nov
convertible
cumulative
1013
1463
Nov
:
series B
f. bonds
s.
10-25
tlOc
Canadian Industries
1
1
15
31
Permanent Mortgage
Corp.
Special 100th anniversary bonus
Carolina,
series A
*15c
(quar.)
Canadian
Co.—
1st mortgage pipeline
4%
Cumulative
6
—
Reserve
4%%
50
327
—
1
15
Corp.—
subordinate debentures,
subordinate debentures,
4>/2 %
Texas Illinois
8,694
Federal
Chemical
Mathieson
—3,053
77
Nov
1976—Oct
f.
s.
Ltd.
Canada
Cup Co.,
3%%
—
with domestic banks
Balances
7'???
20,710
vault
in
+1,791
56
„H?«
banks
with
Cesh
+
of indebtedness
securities*
Reserves
4
30,291
Treasury
notes
U.
S.
bonds—
Cther
235
—
—
Treasury certificates
191
7,985
9,6/5
securities—total—
Government
S.
+
1109
Payable of Rec.
Share
Power
1133
Lessors, Inc.—
debentures, series B
Nov
5% convertible preferred stock series A_Dec
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., 4 Vz % cumul. pfd
stock__Nov
General Shoe Corp. cumulative pref. stock, series C
Oct
Great Northern Paper Co., 4.4% cum. preferred stock—Dec
International Rys. of Central America—
First mortgage 60-year 5%
gold bonds
Nov
Lucky Stores, Inc., 5y2% $25 par pfd. stock—
—Nov
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co., $4 cumulative pfd. stk.__Dec
%
Northern
1
Equipment
Cortland
Dixie
Canada
Company
Oct 20
preferred stock
—
Chicago & Western Indiana RR.—
4%% sinking fund bonds, series A
Continental Can Co., Inc., 3 V* % debentures due
5%
Olin
loans*.
Other
U.
+148
1,184
loans*—
estate
+3,607
car-
or
loans
rying
49
+
2,556
securities*
purchasing or carrying
Other
+7,107
for
dealers
and
brokers
to
* + 206
45,652
24,989
loans*—
tural
loans
*In milllons °1 dollars)
84,637
* + 144
166
debs, due 1970—Nov
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres, Inc.—
American
4
ASSETS—
Canada, Ltd., 3%%
of
Co.
Aluminum
liabilities of reporting mem-
Name of
Page
Holdert
When
Per
Date
Company and Issue—
Ltd.—
;
Number 5473
182
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1611)
Per
Name
Dividend
(8%
cents
The
net securities profits
from
stock
will
be
from
the .holders
at
Mines.
in
Gimbel
or
11c
Dominion
Ltd.
Quarterly
flOc
Steel
&
Ltd.
740c
10-13
i40c
10-31
10-13
10-31
10-12
from
net
Ltd.
realized
I.)
de
11-
1
11-
1
9-30
10c
10-31
10-31
Coffee
Ducommun Metals
Eastern
5%
class
Co.,
tl4c
__
11-15
11-
1
20c
11-
1
—
(quar.)
10c
11-
1
$0
11-
1
States
$1.75
11-
1
10-
$1.50
11-
1
10-
7
10c
11-
1
Ekco
10-14
50c
11-
1
10-15
Steamship
Products
4'/2%
Lines,
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Stop-Nut Corp. of
Elastic
Emhart
Mfg.
Elmira
Inc.—
Co.
—
(quar.)
common
—_
—_—$1.12'/a
11-
1
25c
11-
1
&
30c
11-
5
Empire
Petroleum,
Stock
dividend
ferred
(Two
shares
of
—
participating
preferred—
Employers Group Association (quar.)
Emsco
Mfg.
Enamel
&
2c
2nd
preferred
Railroad
Evans
Co..
Products
series A (quar.)
(stock dividend).——
pfd.
Co.
Falstaff Brewing Co. (quar.)
Fanner
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
dividend
Farmers
&
N.
'
Farrington Mfg.
Class A
Co., com.
(stock
Federal
Paper
Federal
Screw
Federated
preferred
Works
Fund
Ferro Corp.
of
—
&
Sterling,
&
1
at
$105
Inc.,
These
and
1
10-27
10-
5
12-31
12-15
Holly Sugar
3
12-15
10-29
9-27
12-16
11-25
10-
—
Co.
(quar.)
common
$20.1472
8
5% prior preferred
Ltd. (quar.)—
preferred
11-
10-20
10c
2%
Bros.,
Common
53/4%
Foster
Gear
(quar.)
Kleiser
Fox
(Peter)
Fox
Co.
Deluxe
Franklin
(auar.»___
Brewing
Brewing
Stores
(L.)
Freiman
(A.
4'/2%
Ltd.,
preferred
Froedtert
Corp.
Stock
Co.,
6%
$$1.12'/2
25c
(quar.)
__
Oil
Baking
Electric
General
of
;
(quar.j
5%
Utilities
5%
$2
Co.
Wares
Telephone
on
(G. M.)
(entire
Nov.
30
9
11-
11-
1
9-30
10-10
11-
7
11-
1
11-
1
9-30
10-
10-
3
3
(quar.)
1
9-30
11-
1
9-30
11-
1
9-30
11-15
10-14
com.
62'/2c
(quar.)
1
10-14
curity
of
1
10-14
10-17
Breweries
International
Ltd.,
Nickel
1
Co.
preferred
preferred
($25
10-
7
11-
1
10-
7
11-
1
10-15
the
55c
27'/2c
6%
convertible
for
1
U- 1
plus
common
10-10
10-10
Iowa-Illinois
$4.36
of
Jack
&
(quar.)_
11-30
1
Canada,
Ltd.
11-10
10-14
11-
10-
2
11-
10-14
12-20
12-
11-
1
10-14
11-
1
10-20
1
Inc.,
11-
1
11-
1
McCabe
60c
10-20
11-10
10-25
2%
$1
12-
1
&
4 %
Heintz,
1
1
12-16
preferred
Jacobsen
Mfg.; Co.
Quarterly
Jantzen, Inc.,
Stock
A
(quar.)
Corp.
(stock dividend)
Jersey Central Power & Light—
4%
preferred (quar.)
Corp.
4%
Co., 334%
McNeil
Fibre
11-
1
10-21
McRae
1
Melville
10-10
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
4%
preferred
Mexican
Co.,
3'/2%
Inc.
Stone
Co.,
new
common
Extra
Co.,
preferred
5%
$1 preferred
1
Meyercord
12-
1
11-
1
1
11-
1
11-30
10-
11-
1
4.40%
10-20
common
(initial
(initial quar.)
(s-a)
quar.)
10-15
11-
10-10
7
12-
Ltd.
(quar.)
Co.
Maid
&
Corp.
11-
1
10-10
12-
1
11-10
2-1-56
1-13
Montana
9-30
$4.20
1
10-
3
1
10-
4.80%
10-14
35c
11-
1
1
11-15
1
10-17
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-10
11-30 .10-31
10-20
9-30
10-21
10-
7
30c
12-12
12-
1
11-
1
9-26
12-16
11-21
11-
1
10-21
12-
1
11-18
12-15
11-17
11-
10-
7
7
Plan
11-
1
10-
1
10-20
7c
11-
1
10-14
11-
1
10-14
11-15
10-31
$1.06 V*
10-31
$1.37'/2
11-15
10-31
11-15
10-31
11-
1
10-
11-
1
10-18
$1.09
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
10-31
10-17
10-20
7
$1.12'/2
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
$1.20
11-
1
10-15
96 '4c
—
11-
$1.10
(quar.)
(quar.)
C
(quar.)
common
—.
(quar.)
12-
1
11-10
40c
10-27
10-
6
11-
—
$1.50
1
10-11
11-
1
10-11
Service—
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
of America,
preferred
11-15
11-
1
10-28
10-
7
11-
1
10-17
11-
(quar.)
com.
11-
1
10-17
Mount
1
10-17
11-10
11-30
11-10
t20c
—
11-
10-17
11-30
lc
10-31
10-14
12-20
12-15
11-15
56'Ac
(quar.)_—
A
(quar.)
/•
1
3c
$3.50
series
Co,
75c
12 '/2C
preferred
&
Corp.
Diablo
1
11-
15c
Mount Vernon-Woodbury Mills
Royal
Mills
Rice
preferred
Ltd.
(quar.)
(s-a)
15c
10-14
Napco
1
10-14
Narrangansett Electric,
10-31
10-17
4.64%
10-31
10-17
National
Brewing
11-
1
10-15
National
Co.,
1-1-56
12-15
National
Electric Welding Machine
1-3-56
12-15
4-2-56
Industries
(initial)
preferred
4 '4%
pfd
(quar.)
of Michigan
(quar.)
—
12-23
10-31
10-21
10c
10-31
10-21
$5c
1-3-56
$1.50
—
11-
1
10-15
National
11-25
11-
National
10-10
Manufacturers
(stock
Common
5%
Stores—
&
10-10
10-14
933ic
11-
1
10-18
12-
1
11-10
National
11-
1
10-10
National
10-28
10-14
National
12-
1
11-15
Neon
12-
1
11-15
Neptune
95c
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
10%
preferred
Oats
Stock
1-3-56
12-15
10-20
10-11
$1.25
1-13-56
1-
6
37y2C
12-15
12-
1
37y2c
12-15
12-
1
25c
12-15
12-
1
Co.
&
Tool
Inc.
(stock
434%
of
Meter
preferred
N.
Jersey
Y.
(quar.)—
New
Natural
York Wire
12-15
11-25
Gas
Co.
7
47C
12-
1
12-
1
5c
10-17
11-14
11-14
10-
7
11-
3
10-20
12-30
12-19
$1.18%
11-
1
10-15
1-20-56
1-
35C
11-15
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
11-21
10-21
25c
(quar.)
J60c
t5c
(quar.)
10-17
10-
5c
(quar.)
11-
1
6
3
10-20
25c
Co., 334%
pfd.
(quar.)
11-
1
10-14
10c
Cloth Co
Extra
Newberry (J. J.)
11-10
60c
Canada, Ltd. (s-a)
common
(quar.)
Merchandise
1
2'/2 %
dividend)
New^ Dickenson Mines, Ltd
New
12-
12y2C
(quar.)
preferred
2
10-10
10-
15C
Western
Co.,
12-
10-17
1%
Shipbuilding Corp
Theatres,
Products
$2.40
—
(quar.)
dividend
Steel
1
4
Corp.—
(accum.)
11-15
National
25c
11-
10-
_
dividend)
non-cumulative
1
11-15
10-15
10c
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A (quar.)_
Lead Co., 6% pfd. B (quar.)
National Lock
(quar.)
1
10-15
(quar.)—
10-15
1
1
12-30
1
12-
11-
10c
11-
11-
1
10-17
common-—
Extra
1
11-
5c
(quar.)
20C
3-15
12-
56'AC
58c
1
11-
87 Vic
11-
$1.14
11-
$1
9-30
20c
(quar.)
(John)
$2.25
9-30
10-25
Co.—
participating
Mount
10-15
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
series
Co.,
Moody's Investors
10-14
12-
10-10
10-31
10-20
37 '/2 c
(quar.)
B
Chemical
Power
preferred
$3
10-20
$1.10
(quar.)—,.—.—
preferred
Morrell
1
Co.—
C
preference
Morris
t20c
30c
$1.22'/2
(quar.)
Co.
Power
preferred
Monsanto
3
1
11-10
Co.
(increased)
preferred
10-18
11-
1.
12'/2c
(quar.).
preferred
10-18
1
11-
12-
J50c
(quar.)
$4.40
10-13
1
11-
11-
10-14
35c
^
Electric
4.50%
1
11-
$6
1
1
t50c
preferred
$3.85
10-13
12-
11-
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
I
10-31
c
56'4
$1.1834
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Inc.
4.56%
10-13
30c
10-10
10%
dividend)
preferred (quar.)
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
11-
1
10-10
1
25C
(quar.)
Laboratories
11-
11-
1
11-
t$l
(stock
preferred
Monongahela
40c
11-
100%
dividend)
Engineering Co.
Mfg.
(quar.)
Missouri
1
12-15
$1.06'4
Ltd.—
Mississippi Power & Light, 4.36% pfd. (quar.)
11-
12-15
1-15-56
J30c
(stock
preferred
Minute
10-14
75c
$1.50
5
1
1-3-56
U5c
(monthly)
Miller & Rhoads, 4'4% pfd. <quar.)_:
Minneapolis-Moline Co., $5.50 pfd. (quar.)—
10-10
1-3-56
Miles
10-14
22V2C
(quar.)
10-10
10-25
'
(s-a)
Michigan Gas
12-
$1
preferred
1
26c
(quar.)
(Increased)
Neisner Bros.,
(quar.)
10-21
1
11-
Light & Power, Ltd.—
11-
$1.05
;
1
11-
Trust—
(quar.)
Stores,
Common
$1.12 y2
;
11-
$1.24
50c
&
Gas
11-21
15c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Kellogg
&
Mercantile
5c
(increased)
Johnson Ranch Royalty
(quar.)
Johnston
Testers
(quar.)
Kansas City Power &
Light
4(4% preferred (quar.)
10-14
30c
Shoe Corp.,
preferred A
434%
10-10
1
Oil
30c
Co.
12-20
1
35c
National Mortgage & Investment
(quar.)__
12-20
11-
$1.40
(increased)—
com.
Oil Co.,
Aircraft
Machine
McQuay-Norrls
15c
preferred
11-19
1-3-56
Ltd.—
Oil
preferred
McDonnell
11-18
to
f
10-20
12-31
35c
(quar.):
1
$1.25
(quar.)_
11-15
11.75
(quar.).
5%
preferred
1
10-31
flOc
10c
dividend
3-10
11-30
t$1.25
(quar.)__
(quar.)
12-
20c
;
Jarecki
4.20%
B
Corp.
10-14
50c
(quar.)
11-18 '
$1
—
(quar.)
1334C
(quar.)
common
12-10
3-17-59
of
(quar.)
preferred
1334c
ri
3-10
12-
i
$1.06
(quar.)
3-17-56
J15c
Co.,
1
11-
Co.
McColl-Frontenac
10-20
11-
A
$1.09
(quar.)
1
11-18
25c
approval
preferred
4'/2%
McColl-Frontenac
10-14
11-
12-30
11-
to
(quar.)
Investors
Grain
McCall
7%
common
11-
25c
10c
Inc.,
3
1
12-10
62'/ae
preference, class A
Class
10-20
11-
B
Shirt
11-
37y2C
(quar,)—
preferred
(quar.)_
11-
12-
$1
Quarterly from net income
Maytag Co., $3 preference (quar.)
Electric—
common
10-10
1
50%
Extra
(quar.)
10-10
1
12-
$1
—
R.),
Massachusetts
7
t834c
—
1
11-
10-15
Marshall Field & Co..(quar.)
Maryland Casualty Co. (quar.)
2
12-15
t40c
(quar.).
11-
11-19
common
Mansfield Tire & Rubber,
3
11-
1
(P.
Manhattan
Ltd.—
(s-a)
12-23
25c
(subject
4'4%
H.),
preferred
Mallory
9-30
12-
35c
(interim).
9-30
12-31
1
(monthly)
Mailman Corp., Ltd., 5% pfd.
Malartic Gold Fields,
Ltd
1-20
9-30
11-25
tl2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
New
$1
11-
1
12-29
250
Gas
preferred
Ironrite,
Kerite
to
11-
25c
t$l .75
par)
Packers,
preferred
$4.22
Kentucky
this
2-1-56
(R.
4%
65c
Investors Trust Co. of Rnode Island.
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
Kennedy's,
pre¬
redemptioa
share
into
30
11-
Macy
8
20c
3.80%
Southwest—
12-
10-20
1
$1.12 y-z
com.
10-31
11-
_
12-15
11-
se¬
(quar.)__
11-15
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
stockholders)
._
from
from
International Utilities Corp.
$1.40 convertible preferred (quar.)
Interprovincial Building Credits, Ltd. (quar.)
Jewel Tea
25c
c
1
se¬
(qpar.).
7%
10-
22'<'2c
31'4
11-
$3
(6c
14c
class A
7%
International
11-
1
Stock
10c
Fund
Utilities Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
International Holdings,
Ltd.
Jervis
11-
5% preferred (quar.)
MacFadden
Publications,
(s-a)
and
12-15
Hotel—
10-14
1
(6 cents from in¬
Growth
income
40c
1
(quar.)
11-
20c
Shares
10-20
Lyon Metal Products, Inc.—
31 Vic
profits)
1
$1
10-14
—
from
4
11-
12-
7% non-cum. 2nd preferred (quar.)
Louisiana Power & Light, 4.16% pfd. (quar.)
4.96%
preferred
(quar.)—
4.90%
cents
11-
$1.10
(quar.)
Baltimore
50c
14
4
11-15
10-14
11'Ac
Lighting
2%
$1.40
10-17
Indiana—
per
Fund
11-
50c
common
10-20
4%
and
1
50C
common
Lynchburg Gas Co.
5834c
preferred
10-17
12-
37'/2C
10-25
51c
common—
1
$1
11-15
65c
div.)
International
Jeyes
,
called
$110
Interior
10-18
3
11-
55 >4 c
curity
profits)—
Interchemical Corp.,
common
4'/2%
preferred
(quar.)
10-31
1
10-10
53V4C
(Mass.)
(quar.)
investment
11-15
Calif.—
(quar.)
convertible
net
5%
11-
10-31
10-31
11-15
52V2C
:
(quar.)
income
Institutional
JlOc
}$1.25
of
& Co..
issue
at
11-15
11-
50c
Co.
Co.
Telephone,
87V/2C
Ltd.,
of
(increased)
(interim)
vestment
55c
11-
40c
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
dividend)
No.
Co.
Telephone Co.
ferred
12-
11-15
$1
—
(quar.)
$2.20 preferred
5V2%
10-23
$1.37V'2
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Giannini
9
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone
General
11-18
1-2-56
12-
9-23
10%
Steel
preferred
1-2-56
$1.50
(increased
common
General
10-24
4
Utilities-
&
preferred
4Vz %
11-
10-14
933Ac
Corp.,
preferred
A
General
10-13
1
$1.25
dividend
$3.50
11-1
Advertising
Shoe
General
9
10-25
5c
Stock
10-18
10-20
200%
Extra
General
10-18
11-
10-10
Island
30c
Participating
_
Realty
1
6c
75c
preferred
(quar.)
General Public Service, $6 pfd.
S5.50 preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
General
12-
9
40c
6%
Public
10-31
10-31
15c
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
General
10-15
15c
preferred
Outdoor
11-14
1
5%
(quar.)
Motors Corp.—
(stock dividend)
General
12-
11-
15c
Common
$5
11-14
Texas—
(quar.)
Mills,
1
(stock
Ingersoll-Rand, 6%
10-21
12-
10-31
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Institutional Growth
10-14
1
45c
common
General
$3.75
1
12-30
50c
Trust
General
Co.
preferred
Indiana
10-21
12-
$1
Co.
Co.
Inc.
11-
10-28
15c
(quar.)
_
Co.,
1
10-27
$1
$1.25
9-30
11-
1
62V2c
(quar,)—.
;
____
Investors
11-15
11-
12'/2c
(quar.)
preferred
General
10-24
$1
(quar.)
General
50c
2%
dividend
convertible
10-14
—
____;
common
American
1
3
preferred
20c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
11-
5%
dividend)
(quar.)
,
25c
Indian Head Mills, Inc.
10-17
11-
11-
Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd.—
10-11
fl2V2C
(quar.)
Gaylord Container Corp. (quar.)
Stock
1
___
common
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Gardner-Denver Co., com.
4%
preferred (quar.)
Common
11-
10-14
Extra
1
9-30
,
dividend
preferred
Zinc
Ingersoll-Rand
10-19
11-
10-27
10c
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.
Gabriel
Co.,
5%
preferred
General
1
11-15
10-21
f25c
common
4%
Gamble-Skogmo,
11-
17'/2c
preferred
Illinois
10-31
$1.25
quar.)_
common
preferred
4.42%?
10-19
$1.25
,
(quar,)___——
Fruehauf Trailer
1
20c
Realty (quar.)___.
J,),
4.26%.
Peter Fox)
Telegraph (s-a)
Fraser Companies Ltd. (auar.)
Co.,
preferred
preferred
(stock
Monthly
60c
(quar.)
(increased
4.08%
Ordinary
fquar.)_
Franklin
Friedman
11-
10c
Corp.
Power
Co.
4.20%
10-14
f20c
(quar.)
(see
1
$0.21561/4
(quar.)———————
of Canada
Brick
4.70%
11-
3
15c
■
Illinois
10-14
10-
30c
(quar.)
10-14
11-
c
$1
10-25
40c
quar.)
preferred
America
(quar.)
Pipe Co.,
Joint
30c
10c
(increased
of
Monthly
25c
.__
10-25
60c
!
Inc.
Preferred
1
10-14
10-14
50c
dividend"
(quar.)
Lord
10-14
10-31
10-28
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
Long
4
(Fort Wayne, Ind.)
RR., original
(quar.)
1
$1.06'4
(quar.)
Refrigerator
Insur.
anniversary
(quar,)
Finance Corp.,
8%
10-31
5
2-
10-14
(Greenville, S. C.)
(quar.)
Corp.
10-
50c
(quar,)___
(quar.)_____
(quar.)__.
preferred
Illinois
32 '/2 c
convertible nreferred
&
Foundation
(quar.).
common
Co.
guaranteed
Lock
1
50c
Co.
10-31
25c
Inc.
Life
"50th
15c
5%
dividend)
Huttig Sash & Door, 5%
Corp.—
.
(stock
Hussmanrj
12-15
10-14
37V2C
(quar.)___
12-15
10-12
10-14
1
30c
(quar.)
10-15
933Ac
—
(accum.)_
10-21
10-26
1
11-
11-
10-31
11-
4%
dividend)
i
guaranteed
Local
11-15
: 2-15-56
96'4
(quar.)
preferred, (quar.)
Miami
Loblaw,
re¬
1
1-2-56
11-
56V4c
40c
Extra
30c
6
1
25c
(stock
Special
1-20
11-15
11-1B
11-
40c
pfd.
Special
10-20
share
1
10-17
—
1
12-31
12-31
tl5c
(quar.)
15c
for
per
pfd.
conv.
Co.
10-
11-
10-24
31 '4 c
Co.
10-20
2-1-56
1
Uoc
Cement
Corp., AVz'/e
Nat'l
Original
10-15
11-18
$1.25
common
Hydraulic Press Brick
62'/2c.
_!_
$100
12-
com.
(quar.)
at
11-
1-15-56"
$1.37 Va
31
Little
10-11
1
11-
3%
3.85%
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Extra
Lithium
12-
56V4C
Quarterly
4
10-14
25c
Co.
Link-Belt
11-15
30c
25c
Houdaille-Hershey (stock dividend)
Houston Lighting & Power, $4
pfd. (quar.)_
5
10-
Salt
10-20
12-28
$3
(quar.)
Bros.,
Liberty Life Insurance
Quarterly
7
1
11-15
10c
Tire
Portland
Lewis
10-14
11-
(s-a)
(quar.)
.
53 Vb C
&
4%
9-30
10-
62V2C
1
11-15
Co.
& Sons,
$1.25
(quar.)
(initial)
Hardart (N, Y.)
(increased)
(Joseph 1
(quar.)
■;
Shoppes, Inc. (quar.)
Hotel Syracuse (N. Y.) com.
(quar.)
1
10-17
11-
10-
11-
J15C
Co.
9334c
(quar.)
Horne
45c
50c
$1.75
25c
t$1.25
45C
Hot
$1.50
10-21
10-15
1-10-56
t8c
(quar.)
$6 preferred
Stores
10-15
10-25
tlOc
Markets, class A
10-14
1
10-15
10c
dividend
Lincoln
12-22
1
tl5c
&
(James)
Leslie
10-14
5
t$1.50
Year-end
r
(quar.)
& Machine
&
5
11-
1334c
(quar.)
Inc., 4(4% preferred (quar.)__
Acceptance Corp., Ltd., class A
15c
common
preferred
Horder's,
share).
per
be exch. for new
pfd. to Sept. 30
may
(quar.)
.
1
12-
12-
t40c
6834c
pfd.
__________________
Electrochemical,
$4.25
2-17
40c
__________
preferred
Insurance
Hooker
3-12-56
—
10-15
12-30
11-
J15C
Lerner
11-23
$1.37 ya
(accum.)
Corp.,
(Henry)
Home
1
10-18
4'/2%
preferred
5%
convertible
Holt
12-27
12-
Inc.,
conv.
5%
3
1-3-56
5%
Light,
Stores,
12-15
6»4c
Ltd
Lerner
10-15
$1.50
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
(quar.)!!
Co.
Electric
Holly
1
Machinery & Chemical—
Foote
Hilo
11-
10-
Light
America.
Chocolate Corp.
preferred series A
12-14
10-17
(quar.)
pfd.
demption on Nov.
plus this dividend)
10-13
10-
Co., 6%
Powder,
11-15
10-17
!_
(quar.)
5%
pfd. (quar.)
preferred (s-a)______
5%
Fund
12-28
1
$i.i2y2
B„
Lehigh
10-11
1
25c
Rubber
Stock
11-15
1
11-
10c
H.), Inc.,
Machine
12-15
11-
$1.75
Bryant
Lees
10-14
11-
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Leece-Neville
9-15
10-26
preferred
University
Mines
(M.
Class
Lee
10-15
10-17
5(4%
12-30
5c
Quarterly
Lane
10-17
11-Fl
25c
(quar.)
10-21
2%
common
Corp., new common
Higbee Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
5% preferred (entire issue called
share
Co.
7%
new
5%
new
Corp.,
3%%
t
11-
10-31
62'/2c
.__
(quar.)_
,
Hertz
(all unexchanged shares called
shs.
Flagg-Utica,
Food
per
_—_
for redemption at
Flour
10-19
_
pfd.
I
Ltd.,
Electric
Mfg.
4(4%
be
(quar.)—
(quar.)———
preferred (quar.)—
Rubber
Porter,
to
dividend
Partic. pref.
|
200%
Landis
1
4%
Co.,
of
12-
10c
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
20c
(initial)
(quar.)
Gold Mines, Ltd
(Alfred), Inc., class A
B
Lamston
7
$1.25
;
(quar.)
Horn
Insurance
Tire
Stock
11-10
75c
——
issue
plus this dividend)
-
1
76c
40c
(quar.)..
England
(entire
Nov.
on
Fireman's Fund
Fisher
12-
50c
37'/2C
(quar.)
Stores
New
preferred
redeemed
Firth
10-20
Products—
prior
Firestone
1
2%
(quar.)
Fibreboard
11-
Class
Laurentide
11-
50c
15c
(A.)
Corp.
12-10
12V2C
$1.60
Shore
Lambert
10-10
$1.25
Ltd.,
Co.,
Oil
Hershey
1
11-25
$2.50
(quar.)
Extension
Lamaque
invest¬
net
(quar.)_!
Cotton,
Hercules
11-
80c
!
(quar.)_
(M. A.)
5%
div.)—
(quar.)
11-25
50c
Products, Ltd
Hecht Co., com. (increased)
3%% preferred (quar.)__
10-20
$3
—
Department
Federated
6%
div. I
Board,
1
15c
——
(stock
11-28
12-15
+
Hayes Steel
Co.
Insurancee
11-28
12-12
Inc.
Electric,
Heater
Salle
Lake
RR.
Hayes
10-17
11-
25c
Life
11-28
12-12
Kyser
11-10
12-12
Kuhlman
La
10-20
11-25
Development
Stores,
Kroehler Mfg. Co., 4V2%
preferred (quar.)
Kroger Co., 7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Kropp Forge Co
10-20
15c
(quar.)
Hayes Industries
9-30
$1.50
—————A.
(quar.)—
Y.)
Hat
10-20
—————3%
—
Traders
(Syracuse,
10-31
10-31
11-10
62'/2c
$1.25
(quar.)-
$5
1
1
&
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bros.
Hartford
10-17
15c
Factor (Max) (see Max Factor & Co.)
Fairbanks Co., 6% convertible pfd. (quar.)—
Stock
10-31
5c
Forge & Steel Corp., common————
.6% 1st preferred (quar.)——
———
5%
11-
11-
c
3VAc
Co.,
5V2 %
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Hart-Schaffner & Marx (quar.)
9-30
f 10c
—
Erie
Erie
10-25
25c
(quar.)
42y2c
$25c
5'/2 %
9-30
—
—
Co
Heating Products, Ltd.
10-15
$2
(Houston)
(from
Co.
Ohio
Corp.
Haydock
10-25
&
Corp.
Harris
9-30
11-
60c
4%
10-15
1
20c
(accum.)
Insurance
Fund
Products,
Hanna
pre¬
for each 100 shares held)
common
1
11-
56'4
dividend
Hancock
10-14
10-25
Oil
Halle
10-20
10-28
2c
$1.19
—
4%
1
10c
Williamsport R.R. (S-a)
Millwork Corp.
(quar.)————
Empire
_—
11-
(quar.)
Insurance
Hamilton
10-14
common———
c
(quar.)
(quar.)
_
preferred
Hagan
10-15
__
(quar.)
preferred
Life
preferred
Gurney
10-15
__
America
(Increased)
Mobile
Stock
7
(accum.)————____
B
Life
Gulf
10-15
preferred
7
$1.50
A
income)
$5
-
Eastern
10-
40c
$5
10-15
12'Ac
(quar.)__
convertible
Eastern
10-19
$2
class
Co.
Mutual
Gulf
10-17
Co.
5
571 gc
West
Gulf
10-21
common
U-
5"6'4
(H.
ment
10-15
15c
& Supply
Union
Southern
Guardian
10-31
1
11-
preferred (quar.)____—__
Corp., $7 pfd. A
(accum.)
Industries,
10-10
11-15
35 c
Saddlery, Ltd.
(quar.)__
L.), Co. (quar.)
Guaranty Trust (N. Y.) (quar.)
10-31
11-15
f30c
$1.50
(quar.)
10-25
15c
1
Ltd.,
convertible
Green
10-10
_____
A
$1.12 ya
Oil
Kobacker
When
Share
pfd. (s-a)_
—
Kio
'
Co..
Great
10-10
___
______________
Duncan
5%
9-30
10-25
Dupuis Frer^s Ltd., class A (quar.)
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
(J. H.) 6% pfd. A (quar,);
10-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Grand
10-19
flOc
10-25
Dulany
6
10-25
Quarterly
87'/2c
——
6
6-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Great
!_____$1.12'/a
(quar.)—__
6
3-
Company
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., 5%
Kingston Products (s-a)
Graham-Paige Crop.
1
securities
(quar.)
12-
B
6%
Nemours & Co.—
preferred
preferred
A
Class
9-23
10-31
t25c
10-
12-27
6-27-56
25C
Batteries
Per
Name of
1
:3-27-56
(quar.)_
Inc., com.
(quar.)
Government Employees. Corp.
(s-a)
Grace (W. R.) & Co.—
Class
12-
15c
__
preferred
Grafton
2%
(quar.)
profits and 3 cents from earned income)
Canada Securities, Ltd., com(E.
■
tlOc
Pont of
$4.50
10-28
National
4'/.»%
Ltd.—
!_;____.
Co.,
cents
$3.50
11-15
10-31
t25c
(quar.)
Co.
;
Paper
Fund—
Pont
10-15
J20c
________—
Donnacona
du
10-15
1
■
Coal,
(quar.)
dividend
du
1
11-
L.d.-—
Co.,
Common
Dreyfus
11-
common
(P. H.), 4'/2% pfd.
preferred 1 (quar.)
4%%
Gould
1-3-56
15c
Glatfelter
10-31
Holders
Payable of Rec.
15c
quar.)
;
Given
10-31
11-15
XZVkc
.
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Stock
11-25
u----,--———.
Year-end
Dominion
9-30
(quar.)
Linoleum
&
10-31
(resumed
preferred (qUar.)
Mfg., 6% preferred B (quar.)_
Gladding, McBean & Co. (quar.)
I
t30c
flOc
preference (quar.),
Dominion Glass Co., Ltd. (extra)
._!—_
Oilcloth
+IV2C
$4.50
4
11-
fl7Vac
.
convertible
Dominion
10-
11-15
(quar.)
Ltd.
Fabrics,
10-28
37Vac
option)
Corp.
Brothers,
When
Share
Mines
Refrigerator
Quarterly
Quarterly
and
cash
Company
Mascot
Gibson
(quar.)
Dominion Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.)_:—
:_
Dominion Engineering Works, Ltd. (s-a)____
(7
Per
Name of
securities
net
either
paid
Manufacturing
2nd
Holderi
income.
investment
net
distribution
profits
Dome
When
Payable 0/ Rec.
Giant
cents from
22s
Dodge
Share
of Company
Shares—
51
11-
1
10-14
9334c
11-
1
10-17
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1612)
Per
Share
Name of Company
When
40c
11-25
11-
2
15c
Alkali Co. (quar.)_
.__
—
Share Corp. (quar.')_____
—
Co.—
4%
adj. preferred (quar.)——-North American Car Co.
(quar.)
Northern Engineering Works (quar.)
Northern Illinois
Corp., common
(quar.)__
preferred <quar.)_
$1.50 convertible
Northern Illinois Gas, com.
(quar.)_
—
Niagara
Niagara
Name of Company
12-15
12-
1
River
Extra
.
25c
40c
Power Co.
States
Northern
(Minn.),
Lines
Greyhound
Northwest
Airlines, common
pref. (quar.)—
4.60%
class
Engineering,
Extra
10-18
11-
1
11-
Leather
A
10-
10-31
10-13
4.65%
preferred
A
(quar.)
10-20
9-30
4.75%
preferred
B
(quar.)_
11-15
11-
1
(Mass.)
for each share
Title
•Quarterly
10-20
10-20
11-
1
10-14
25c
11-
1
10-14
11-
1
11-
1
10-14
St.
Lawrence
10-31
10-24
0t.
10-14
—
6%
Ohio
Crankshaft Co.
Ohio
Leather
Co.
Chemical
Mathieson
Olin
Products
Co.
Outlet
Co..
of
sh.
for each
America
Pacific
5%
Finance.
Pacific
Lighting
Pantex
Park
preferred
10-20
United
missioner
25c
10-28
11-
1
10-25
100%
California
Corporation.
10-18
11-25
10-17
10-
1
7
10-21
10-
5
9-21
11-
1
$6c
Ltd.
Co.,
$1.25
(quar.).
50c
12 (4c
3%
7 (4 c
(quar.)
for
share
The above
approved
Oil
Co.
9-23
11-15
11-
1
10-14
11-15
10-20
10-25
10-10
3%
New
10-15
6%
10-28
Selected
(initial)
preferred
10c
11-15
10-28
Shawinig-an Water & Power Co.
1-3-56
12-15
Shedd-Bartush
Foods
of
Parker
$15c
Ci
Preferred
of Canada,
Co.,
(initial
$1.32
preferred
$1.30
preferred
Ltd.,
Penman's,
6%
Penr,
Fruit
preferred
4.25%
Common
voting
non-voting
Pepsi-Cola
Machine
Perkins
Permanente
Peter
&
(T
(H.)
S)
&
11-15
10-25
Slater
11-15
10-17
Smith
(A.
11-
10-
Smith
Howard
1
3
12-15
11-18
12-
1
11-18
12-
1
11-18
10-18
10-
3
$2
Mills,
Paper
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
California
Petroleum
12-
1
11-15
11-
1
10-14
20c
12-
1
11-15
Southern
Colorado
12- 1
12- 1
11- 1
10-14
1-1-56
12-15
12-
1
11-15
4.72%
preferred
15c
11-20
11-10
4.72%
50c
11-
1
10-20
20c
10-31
10-14
convertible
Southern
_
(increased!
(quar.)
i
Power
2nd
new
preferred
(quar.)
com.
quar.)
1
10-11
11-
1
10-10
Southern Materials Co.
11-
1
10-10
Southern
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.07 (4
11-
1
10-10
Southwestern
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
Morris,
(quar.)—_
95c
preferred
Pilisbury Mills,
(quar.)
$2.50 convertible
Price
4%
Bros.,
4(4%
4.40%
4.60%
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
10-20
10-
5
11-
7
1
11-
1
11-
10-10
10-11
11-16
12-21
11-23
Stock
Spokane
(quar.)__
A
Fuel
Standard
10-20
9-30
10-20
9-30
11-
1
10-13
11-
1
10-13
Class
1-2-56
20c
10-17
12-
9
10-10
11-
1
1
10-12
11-15
$1.06(4
;
12-
$1.05
(quar.),
12-
1
11-15
$1.12 (4
(quar.)
12-
1
11-15
Fund of Boston—
income—
10c
10-24
9-30
40c
(quar.)
10-20
9-22
$1.50
common
10-20
9-22
Distribution
Shares
20c
(quar.)
Extra
11-
1
10-25
10c
Quarterly
Products
11-
1
10-25
net
being
10-31
11- 1
10-17
Co.
of
Quebec
Power
Co.
(quar.U
Corp. of America,
$3.50
Rapid
convertible
$30c
11-25
common
(quar.)
25c
10-24
9-16
(quar.)
87 (4 c
1-3-56
12-12
&
Stern
30c
(quar.)
12-15
12-
1
17 (4 c
Co.
10-31
11- 1
10-20
10-20
10-20
10-20
10-20
10-20
10-20
Reading
Reece
Reed
Concrete
Co.,
Corp.
(C.
Class
common
A.i,
Extra
Pile
12-15
12-
1
preferred
(quar.)
11-10
10-13
1
10-18
$1.25
11-
A
50c
(quar.)
11-
1
10-21
11-
1
10-21
75c
(Canada)
Ltd.
11-
1
10-21
$15c
(quar.)
11-
1
10-14
Aviation
Republic
Natural
Republic
Supply
Corp.
Gas
(Calif.)
Revere Racing Association
Rich's,
3%%
Inc.,
common
preferred
into
Convertible
31)
10-17
10-
3
per
11-
1
10-20
933Ac
(quar.)
plus this dividend).
October
10-10
17(4c
called
to
10-25
15c
(quar.)
Co., 5% pfd. (entire issue
redemption on Oct. 31 at $105
tnon
10-15
11-
1
1
11-
1
1
10-
7
11-15
11-
1010-
1-3-56
12-13
10-20
10-15
$1.12Vi
11- 1
10-10
preferred A (quar.)
pfd.
pfd.
Super Mold Corp.
Superior Steel Corp.
B
Stock
Gold
Gas
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie
$2
10-17
12-15
11- 1
Mines.
Illinois Natural Gas
$4
(quar.)
pfd.
10-31
Industries,
Texas
Instrument,
10- 7
10- 7
10-14
1
$1
15%
10-31
11- 1
11- 1
10-14
10-25
10-11
Corp.—
preferred
Wlckes
11- 1
12-15
10-21
15c
12-15
12-
—50c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Extra
12- 2
2
Corp.—
Stock
dividend
held.
at
(one
Subject
the
Oct
to
annual
share for each three
stockholders approval
meeting
I
to
held
be
on
11-22
11-10
6c
10-31
10-20
6c
11-30
11-21
Monthly
6c
12-30
12-20
$1.50
10-31
10-14
4c
10-31
10-14
$1.25
$1.26
11- 1
11- 1
10-14
10-14
Winn
28)
&
Lovett
—
(monthly)
Grocery
_r
Wisconsin Electric Power—
6%
preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin Fund, Inc.
(from
investment
in¬
come)
Wisconsin
5.04%
Public Service,
preferred
5%
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
County
Electric—
4.44%
preferred
(quar.i
10-20
10- 8
30c
10-31
10-15
6%
convertible
11- 4
10-21
6%
convertible
1-1-56
12- 1
6%
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
6%
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
10-25
10-25
Yale Lead & Zinc Mines,
Yates-American
Yellow
Cab
11-15
11-15
11-15
10-25
Yukon
10-25
10-10
Zeller's
12-
1
10-11
York
$1.11
11- 1
10-15
$2c
11- 1
10-10
25c
(initial)
Ltd.
Machine
10-31
10-17
37(4c
10-31
37(4c 1-31-56
37(4c 4-30-56
37V2c 7-31-56
10-10
11- 1
10-14
Co
Co.—
preferred
preferred
County Gas Co.
Consolidated
4(4%
11-18
10-20
$1
11- 1
10-15
Ltd.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
Gold,
Ltd.„
$6c
$22(4c
$56'Ac
common
preferred
(quar.)
1-10
4-10
7-10
10-28
9-30
11- 1
10-
11- 1
10- 1
25c
12-15
11-18
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
tPayable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
resident tax 15% ;
Pipeline Co.—
10c
(quar.)
4.48%
10-31
11-
1
•Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
(quar.)
—i
Inc.
12- 9
15c
prior
Whitney, Blake Co.
a Less
x
Texas
41%c
Machine
10-10
33%%
Service,
11-15
1-3-56
$12J/2c
$17V4c
$1.433/t
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Co.
Sewing
com.
10-20
$5c
Ltd
dividend
Electric
com-
lien
Motor
Ry.
10-14
10-14
Transmission
Texas
share
prior
20c
Texas
Common
75c
Paper Co., Ltd.—
A
B
25c
(s-a)
Technicolor, Inc.
Teck-Hughes
10-17
10-17
10-17
1
$1.25
1 11- 1
25c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
11- 1
11- 1
11-1
11- 1.
Corp.—
35c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Inc., class A
Class
10-14
(quar.i
Stationery
25c
quar.)
preferred
11- 1
(quar.)
12(4c
(quar.)
Talon
RR.
&
65c
65c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased
6%
Co.
Pacific
Tablet
preferred
Worcester
(quar.)
Superior Separator,
12-
45c
——31 (4c
34%c
quar.)
50c
(1952 series)
(1954 series)
Supermarkets
&
12-30
10-28
Propane Gas—
5.20%
12-15
Monthly
(quar.)
10-31
4Vi%
10-15
9-23
$2
(quar.)
Class
11-25
57c
11- 1
10-20
11-15
Co.—
(quar.)_____
Class
7
12- 9
(increased
Westminster
7
11-15
25c
15c
(accum.)
preferred
Western
10-11
11- 1
Swift
5(4%
1
11-15
A
preferred
White
10-11
17V2c
(accum.)
3
Light & Telephone-
Common
White
25c
Sun Oil Co.,
class
Western
10-14
11-17
Lines
Insurance Securities
$2.50
10-21
1
10- 7
Extra
1
12Vic
Spring
Air
Western
10-31
12-
10-
11- 1
——~
(quar.i
11-
11- 1
10- 3
10-31
15c
70c pfd.
11-15
1
10-31
3c
i
Western
10-15
(quar.)
Clothier
ar¬
25c
(s-a)__
Westates Petroleum,
10-14
11- 1
(quar.)
&
Greene
clears
payment
6c
preferred
10-22
10-10
Strawbridge
10-10
Co.—
(This
Kentucky Coal (quar.)
West Michigan Steel Foundry—
7% prior preferred (quar.)
11- 1
11-15
10-21
&
12-18
10-20
11- 1
(s-a)
div.)
rears)
$56(40
20c
P.i
Chemical
preferred
5%
Corp.—
(quar.)
10-20
for
12-
—
Tennessee
(quar.)
Ritter
10-
10-25
25c
(quar.):
10-21
12-15
9-15
(quar.)
7
60c
50c
(quar.)
(s-a)
10-17
Stone Container Corp.
4%
Republic
1
1
1
1
11- 1
11111111-
._
10-20
50c
class
.
B
Reitman's
11-15
50c
(quar.)
partic.
$2
;
37 (4 c
(quar.)
5%
(Mass.),
11- 1
(quar.i
(J.
Suburban
End
11-15-
Co.
Stevens
West
6%
10c
pfd,
11- 1
(quar.)
preferred
(stock
West
$1.25
37Vic
prefrered
Sunrise
Raymond
Lithograph
preferred
6%
Disinfecting
10-15
(quar.)
Co.—
&
convertible
West
10-14
25c
_
__
1-3-56
S3
(quar.)
10-11
3%
$30c
10-25
10-25
10-14
50c
(quar.i
preferred
11- 1
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Textile, 4Vi%
8tetcher-Traung
5%
preferred
31- 1
5%
Stores
5.20%
Electrotype
Extra
Ltd.
...
Sterchi Bros.
10-15
preferred
1st
Canada
Steel Parts Corp
Extra
$4.25
11- 1
40c
dividend)
11-10
11-10
11- 1
(quar.)
Washington Gas Light
W'eeden
11-
(stock
10-14
10-14
11-10
—
Pictures
Wellington Mills,
$10c
Manufacturing
10-26
11-15
11-25
profits the 30c pay¬
in cash or stock at
Swasey Co. (quar.)
Washington, D. C.) Gas Light—
10-20
$15c
(increased).
12-23
10-20
i
&
10-14
10-14
11- 2
B
Co.
Bros.
Warner
4%
(quar.)
11-18
1-13-56
payable
11-15
11-
Chemical
Steel
Warner
security
and 30c
income
net
option
11- 1
11- 1
12- 6
15c
Class
8-1-56
11-14
10-19
1-16
4-16
7-16
10-31
10-10
10-28
50%
(quar.)
5-1-56
46c
30c
25c
(quar.)
11-29
11- 1
2-1-56
37V4c
15c
35c
25c
—
ju-15
37(4c
37(4c
$1.06(4
$1.12(4
50c
preferred
7%
16c from
ment
Co.—
Stauffer
12- 1
11-29
Investing Corp.—•
from
Railway Equipment Mfg. Co.___,
Brock. Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Stubnitz
Radio
+4.
12-10
12-15
37(4c
:
Co., common
Quarterly of
5c
(quar.)
(initiall
common
&
Street
25c
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.25
$12(4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
Western
(quar.i
Standard
New
A
11- 4
pfd.
1
10c
Walker
holders
(Trenton)
Standard
Stern
Oats,
B
Ltd.,
class
5%
Corp.
5c
Milling,
90c
J.
10-11
11- 4
11-15
class A
50c
Detinning,
50c
Standard
10-10
45c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4Vi%
10-10
Stearns
quar.)
I
preferred
6%
Co..
N.
Quarterly
10-10
10-25
Stanley
(initial
(quar.)
preferred
Quaker
of
10-20
Colorado—
investment
Insurance
10-26
$$2
(s-a)
4Vs%
From
Fire
10-31
11-15
11-
410c
9-30
9-30
10- 5
10- 5
10- 5
Co.—
Quarterly
8tandard
25c
.
$1.17 %
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(George)
International RR.
dividend)
40c
B
10- 3
30c
cash
of
11- 1
12c
(quar.)
America
Corp.,
Co.,
Vulcan
Wall
1
in¬
Virginian Railway Co.—
6%
preferred (quar.)
5%
lieu
of
$50c
$1.15
27Vic
(quar.)
(in
6 (4 c
(quar.)
common
4.20%
Putnam
_
(quar.)
dividend
65c
__
B
of
1
12-14
20c
Industries, class
Common
10-20
$1.37(4
'!•
(quar.)
3.60%
Service Co.
Public
1
45c
Co.
Co.,
preferred
Prudential
11-
$1.15
(quar.)
stock
Edison,
4.70%
(quar.)
5%
common
Employees'
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
62 (4 c
(accum.)
.__
Cordage
Potomac
preferred
4.25%
12-
Heating
Mfg.
9
50c
(quar.)
earned
from
(quar.)
Spalding (A. G.) Bros.—
preferred
preferred
Plymouth
4.15%
10-20
$1
Plate Glass Co
Co.,
5*/2%
10-15
1
62 (4 c
_
dividend
Pittston
1
11-
Corp.
preferred
92Vic
97Vic
$1.033A
$1.06(4
$1.10
1
11- 1
J_____
6%
$1.20
l^c
20c
12-
gains)
common
10- 7
9- 9
10-15
10-14
11-10
10-14
50c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
11-
Co.—
Pittsburgh Railways
3.90%
$1.25
_
Year-end
Stock
10-15
—
(quar.)
com.
$1
Ry. (quar.)
(increased quar.)
com.
Pittsburgh Brewing
Pittsburgh
10-10
1
(quar.)—
20c
(quar.)
Northern
&
1
11-
(quar.)
Power
Drug.
Vanadium
6%
(quar.)
Nevada
3.70%
preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.):
Phillips-Jones Corp., common
Piedmont
11-
97 (4 C
Inc.—
3.90%
5%
11-
12-12
10-14
10-14
10-14
capital
11- 1
10-19
10-25
11- 1
12- 1
11- 1
11- 1
10-31
10-31
10-31
10-31
Southwestern Public Service—
Philip
—__
pfd.
12-12
10c
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.i
59c
1-2-56
10101212-
3
3
22(4c
15c
(2c
from
preferred
22Vic
$1.17
Co.—_;
4.68%
Tobacco,
10c
preferred
Elec.
&
$1.10
Co.,
Leaf
anti
6%
37 Vic
10-31
11- 1
11- 1
62(4c
6%
25c
50c
60c
28c
28Vic
11-25
37V4c
(quar.i
10-15
$45c
$$1.75
40c
$25c
$$1.25
$15c
10-14
10-31
$10c
62V4c
common
LineVF'und, Inc.
Class
10-11
from
(quar.)
com.
$4.50
—
(initial
(quar.)
Brewing
Universal
4%
preferred
Fox
Electric
preferred
Vapor
10-11
1
30c
iDel.i,
59c
Ltd.,
preferred
Southern Co.
(quar.)
Southern Indiana Gas
4.80%
(quar.)
4.40%
Phila
10c
preferred
Canada
Transit
Value
1
11-
cents
(quar.)
10- 3
10- 7
Corp.—
(quar.)
6%
(3
(interim!
preferred
10-17
11-1
10-20
10-20
9-30
Power—
20c
(quar.)—
(quar.i
(quar.)
com.
convertible
Southern
$1.06
—
(quar.)
(quar.)--
—
Co.,
4(4%
Sugar Corp.
5%
10-3t
11-
10c
11-25
70c
com.
(quar.)
Edison
convertible
.
(quar.)
Co., Ltd., common
Corp.
(increased)
Calif.
4 56%
pfd.
—
Shares
and 7 cents
Ltd.
Mines,
Vulcan
O.l
preferred
4.48%
5%
Ltd.,
& Sons,
<N.)
Southern
Curr (quar.)_,
Co., Ltd., $1 pfd.
&
Fund
25c
12Vic
(quar.)
Ltd.—
(quar.)—I
Lindsay
Simms
Co.—
Gear
preferred
10-25
11-14
12-15
1-3-56
11-30
25c
Extra
of Canada,
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Co.
7%
10-25
35c
:_
Bottlers
Cement
11-15
58 (4 c
L
(quar.)
(quar.)—
General
10-20
America
___—
(quar.)
11-15
83/4C
quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)...
Common
•
1
57 (4c
.
_
4.24%
Chemical Fibre
Penobscot
11-
Corp.
Williams Co.
Common
$75c
(quar.j_—„——
(quar.)
Power,
preferred
Sherwin
10-20
Simon
$$1.50
___—
(quar.)_
(Increased
Corp.
Sheraton
10-15
1
32 (4 c
(quar.)
common
4.68 %
Pennsylvania
10-10
1
11-
33c
(quar.)———
preferred
Penn-Texas
25c
——-
_
(quar.)—
4.60%
10-31
11-
Sibley,
(quar.)_________
Co.,
12 '/2c
—
—
.
common
preferred
5c-
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
35c
(s-a)
(initial)
quar.)
Peninsular Telephone
$1
Ltd.
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-31
$5c
income)
11- 1
11- 1
10-27
$1.50
10-15
11-30
15c
$30c
—.
11-15
Inc.—
Hill
Lines,
S.
$37c
(quar.i.
(quar.)
common
7c
28c
—
(quar.)——,,—_;
Shares,
Inc
American
3 (4c
(J
U.
A
(quar.)
Machinery,
preferred (quar.)
S.
10-15
1
$10c
Shoe
U.
11-18
11-
15c
United
6%
12-10
87V4c
(quar.).
mass
securities profits
Keno
Viceroy
(quar.)
Parke, Davis & Co
————————'
—:
$1.50
(s-a)
Ltd.,
Continental
United
come
40c
preference
11- 9
12- 5
(initial)
common
10-20
75c
$35c
60c
dividendi_.
new
10-20
50% 1
(quar.)__
<quar.i__:
_______
investment
s
Power—
common
1
■
Ltd,
_
Funds,
from
Extra
preferred
participating
11-15
2-1-56
5-1-56
8-1-56
11- 1
11- 1
10-20
1-20
4-20
7-20
10-14
10-14
Insurance
Pacific
Sierra
11- 1
10-20
10-20
10- 7
10-10
10-24
92V4c
87(4c
__
__
(stock
Drill <fc Tool,
United
f.
(quar.i
preferred
11-15
10-7
of New Hampshire—
—________ i.__,
B
.
$1
Calif.
of
Co.
Corporations,
Class
United
57Vic
25c
10c
(quar.)___
(Canada),
Co.
United
■
12- 1
10-17
11- 1
(quar.)
(quar.)
60c
per
Brewing
Title
Security
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
11- 1
11- 1
Missouri
of
convertible
United
pay-
$105
Nov.
on
this
plus
preferred
United
Com¬
Co.
preferred
Extra
common—25c
14 at
dividend)—
redemption
Security Insurance Co.
Quarterly
11-30
11-
$4
11-15
5(4%
Sebewaing.
10-17
held)
If
Co.,
9-23
of
Co.
declared
be
will
Seaboard
(stock dividend)
common
Drilling Co.
12-10
12- 1
9-30
preferred
Patterson
12-15
10-20
—_
Extra
5%
25c
common
the
11-25
(quar.)
Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.—
—
5%
(increased)
Co.,
Aircraft Corp.,
9-30
$1
Invest.
Mfg. Corp., common
Chemical
United
10-20
17 Vic
(quar.i
Packard-Bell Co.
10-15
25c
11- 1
11-10
10-17
dividend)
shares
five
Canadian
Sugar
11-15
$1.25
Investment
Pacific-Atlantic
Oil
$25c*"
Co.
(one
Gas
preferred (quar.)
27(4c
5 Vi %
preferred (quar.) __________
27 Vic
5'/a %
preferred
<quar.)_
__
27Vic
5Vi%
preferred
(quar.27Vic
Scott Paper Co., $3.40 preferred (quar.)
85c
$4 preferred
(quar.)
$1
Seaboard Finance, $5.75
(entire Issue called
____
div.
Union
Union
Union
10%
and
40c
10c
10-18
10-18
11-15
10-15
$1.12(4
(Dallas)
10-25
11- 1
10-
(quar.)
Pacific American Investors Inc.—
Stock
subject
11- 1
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-31
62 Vic
Electric
10-3
$1.22(4
63%c
(quar.)
Gas
10-31
Line—
Pipe
preferred
Schwitzer-Cummins
(quar.)
Union
&
11- 1
11- 1""" 10-14
35c
._
(quar.)
preferred
,
25c
___.
Trinity Universal Insurance
Oil
$1.06(4
20c
—
(quar.i__
Gas
preferred
(quar.)
$3.50
10-17
10-17
approved a three-for-cne
to
the
approval oi the
stockholders
10-14
10-14
10- 7
11-17
11-17
11-17
$1.14
Y.)
(quar.)
50c
Ltd.
(stock
Common
split
9-30
10-14
Corp.
,
Transcontinental
$3.50
new
(quar.)___
Transamerica
$2.52
(N.
preferred
12-15
————
Brewing
have
Co.
Trust
$3.70
11-17
1
Trane
&
_
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-30
10-15
dividend
Directors
(quar.)
10-17
(quar.)
on
10-28
11- 1
10-28
12- 1
12-1
12- 1
11-17
<quar.)___
—25c
22 Vic
22c
40c
(quar.)
110c
(quar.)—
com.
12-31
(quar.)
Co.
Pabst
10-20
dividend
Stock
(quar.i
preferred
preferred
$4.50
12-
—
Glass
9-30
Cash
preferred
4.56%
Bank
10-14
10-31
62 (4c
17(4c
$1.06(4
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
4.25%
Trade
10-28
11-15
'
20c
preferred
$2.50
Co.,
10-10
9-30
(quar.)
$1.06 '4
Owens-Corning Fibre Glass (quar.)—
Owens-Illinois
10-15
1
10-14
9-30
60c
(quar.)
preference
12- 1
$1.12(4
.
dividend——
Elevator
Otis
10-17
10-14
11-
10-31
10-25
100%
10-10
10-10
10-10
Co.—
Inc.
Co.,
Edison
4(4 %
_
dividend)
Mfg.
Therm-O-Disc,
Thermoid
Toledo
.
10- 7
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
$1
$1.14
$1.12
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock
Glass
convertible
$2.40
Schlage Lock Co.—
10-31
50c
Orangeburg Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Stock
Schenley Industries
1
ment
——
Steel
10-26
12-
10-29
10c
OUver Corp.,
Ontario
1
preferred
10-21
100%
-
(quar.)
12-15
10-17
10-17
(quar.)
—
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
4(4% pfd. (quar.)
4(A%
11-
12-15
$1.06
40c preferred (quar.)
Old Town Corp.,
10-14
20c
.
10-21
10-14
10-10
—-
Co.—
Light, $4 pfd.
Utilities
Thatcher
Payable of Rec.
Share
Oil
&
$1.25
27Vic
20c
preferred A
preferred (quar.)
—_____
Miguel Brewery
& Co., Ltd., class B
Clas3
A
(quar.120c
10-20
25c
(quar.)
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
10-18
10-18
10-18
10-21
Texas
Trico
Scarfe
|40c
<quar.)_
preferied
(quar.)——
4.24%
preferred (guar.)
Co.
(quar.)
San
9-30
50c
50c
150c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Diego Gas & Electric,
5%
preferred
(quar,)_
4 Vi %
preferred
(quar.)
$1
(quar.)
$1.18%
15c
,
$1.17
10-10
10-10
&
preferred
$4.48
11-25
11-10
10-31
10-24
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
10-24
10-24
Coal
dividend
Power
4.90%
preferred
convertible
9-30
22 Vic
Stock
Texas
.
Corn.
conv.
$2
4%
Okonite
4%
10-30
„■
com.
Corp,
Ryder System, Inc. (quar.)
&
W
Fine Foods,
Inc.—
10-30
:_
(quar.)—
35c
56c
$1
$1.02Vi
$l.Q2Vi
$1.19
25c
90c
25c
20c
(quar.)
D.)
4.40%
___
10- 7
6
$2
Electric Co.,
Oklahoma Gas &
(George
San
'
—
8t. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
12-20
(Spokane)—
(Chas. F.) Co., common..
preferred (quar.)
Noyes
Roper
5%
———-
10- 7
Louis, San Francisco Ry,
$25c
————
Extra
A
<quar.)_
(quar.)
1
of Mass. Co.
Insurance
class
A
1
12-20
Nortnwestern
$3.60
class
common
11-
sh. of Northwestern Leather
(one
Corp.,
Power,
&
11-
$8
(Mich.)
Rogers
Light
25c
(quar.)_—
______
__
20c
Liquidating
div.
Rockland
(quar.)
(quar.i
(quar.)
283Ac
——
(s-at„_—
Co.
H
J
preferied I
10-27
25c
Ltd.
preferred
preferred
4.10%
43A%
—
$6.50
com
(quar.)
preferred F (quar.)—
4.10%
9-23
12-16
5
Aircraft
4%
9-23
1
1-2-56
25c
Northwestern
Co.
1
75c
(quar.)
Northwest Industries.
Stk.
11-
1
11-1
$1-25
Rochester
$1.50
__
Extra'.
■
10-18
35c
————r
B
Class
Rohr
1
20c
common
Northwest
10-14
11-
10- 7
11-
Company
Pacific
$4.56
partic. class A (accum.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Gas & Electric, common
11-21
10-28
$1.25
(special)
Northland
$1.25
12-10
11- 1
30c
Co.—
20c
<quar.)_____
.
.
10%
Cement
37(4c
preferred (quar.)—.—————Ohio Telephone
(quar.)
Northern Pacific Ry.
(quar.)
_____
H.)
Riverside
15c
5%
(N.
10-20
-
Texas
Holders
When
Per
Name of
Payable of Rec.
30c
(quar.)—
dividend
20c
Northern
RR.
11-10
Share
Mills
Rice
____
Stock
Norfolk & Western Ry.
Northern
Brand
Monday, October 17, 1955
.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
..
pieferred
(quar.)
10-31
10-15
28c
11- 1
10-14
British
income
Noiv*
resident tax 7%.
tax.
Less Jamaica income tax.
y Previous
date
published
date
was
Incorrect.
and/or record date is indicated here.
The
corrected
payment
Volume
182
Number 5473
.
The' Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
operations
General
Corporation and
Electro
the
Wood,
Fla.
Inc.
Co.,
The i- company
owns
stock
no
either
in
Const.
Suburban
Mercury Apartments, Inc.
The only stockholder in
who owns stock in these two affiliates is Barney R
who owns 50% of both of the affiliates.
The principal function
King,
of
these affiliates
Supervision
of
one
of
the
that
is
this
of building
work
housing projects and apartments.
periormed by Jerome Neides and he is
is
stockholders
principal
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
of
the
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
A
non-voting com. stk. (par $1)
Class B voting com. stock (par $1)__.
—V. 182, p. 960.
This
an
filed
company
1955,
ferred
registration
a
shares
for
30,000
covering
stock,
to
be
underwriting
public
headed
group
by
60,000 shs.
$25
with
par
sale
at
White,
the
Weld
on
Oct.
cumulative
5V2%
$25
pre¬
&
SEC
share
per
Co.,
used
the
of
proceeds
be
financing,
estimated
$697,100
at
Secu¬
Tne under¬
after expenses,
the
reimburse
to
through
Carolina
Corp., The Ohio Company, and Stein Bros. & Boyce.
writing commission is to be $1,375 per share.
Net
company's treasury for expenditures
heretofore made for property additions and improvements and to pay
part of the cost of furtner construction expenditures.
Additions con¬
templated
for
1956
for
will
1955
amount
$750,000.—V.
at
to
137, p.
approximately
$770,000,
and
The
of
$500
The
for
and
series
tained
derived
bank
lor
that
received
net" amount
serips
tired
will be used
and series
by
As
of
the
sale
these
of
of
the
of
subordinated
debentures
the
oxtering,
or
to be
reductions.
loan
will
for
par
be
may
used
be
and
par,
estimated
at
$125,000
less
1955
the company had
issued
and
outstanding
$328,500 of series "D" debentures, $230,000 of series "E" dtbentures
and $40,000 of series "F" debentures.
The
.<
16,
maintains its principal offices at 724 Healey Building,
It was incorporated by the Superior Court of Fulton
company
Atlanta,
Ga.
County,
Ga.,
personal
and
1935.
8,
general
Its
-
business,
discount
and
business
is
that
insurance
an
of
—V.
182,
company
covering
1,750
share),
The
Southern Ry.— -Earnings—■
Gross
Net. ry.
railwayrailway
1953
1952
$23,208,630 $20,974,190 $22,240,145
...
of
letter
stock
common
proceeds
Morris
to
are
notification
of
be
to
cents)
10
(par
Brickley,
used
with
for
shares
of
stock,
common
underwriting.
capital.
letter of
a
The
notification
be
to
net
19
at
scribed
by
$25.50
for
to
offered
Gross
($20
to
Net.
railwayrailway—
from
Net. ry.
—V.
The
stockholders
common
announced
details
of
the
to
as
V.
see
Marine
Oct.
on
disposition
offering,
Tampa
of
of
182,
that
10
the
Proceeds
and
will
be
40 years,
the
United
boats,
has
stantial
In
used
by
starting
the
in
Tampa
steel
in
Marine
to
all
Government
tugs.
for
number
of
It
have
began
to
during the first
small
also
machinery,
Tampa
of
to
Towing
vessels,
Tennessee
from
Net
ry.
in
for
—V.
Co.
.
interest
$83,179,354
August—
1955
from
ry.
railway
railway-,
from
Net
1954
$3,111,243
1953
1952
$2,772,947
$2,916,718
$3,076,515
1,010.340
1,264,623
1,341,701
729,792
660,753
808,614
21,423,455
19,114,011
21,454,263
5,741,713
8,142,088
Net
ry.
4,069,996
income.
oper.
182,
3,495,999
4,280,356
3,932,108
J
1059.
p.
This company
Isles
and
To be
Europe,
known
operations
London,
has formed
electrical
its
F.
as
England.
W.
Magin,
control
and
President,
from
ry.
products
revealed
in
Oct.
on
British
the
Plans
are
underway to set
export
markets
well
as
ry.
as
selected
a
motor
major
Once
The
Scot¬
will
Square
'
-
product
Equipment
D
currently
lines
similar
operates
will be
p.
shipments to
those
to
made
by
planned
Square
to
D's
Detroit.
nine
and
U,
Mexico,
plants
and
a
as
well
as
manufac¬
marketing subsidiary,
the Western hemisphere
1955—Month—1954
$1,551,075
..._
p.
1955—7 Mos—1954
$1,094,848 $10,029,734
$9,286,560
1160.
The
ceeds
on
October
plans
company
the
from
stock
the economic
manganese
14.
to
about
use
sale
to
finance
two-thirds
of
constiuction
the
of
a
$3,400,000
prototype
pro¬
ores.
Udy
The
to
process
available
low-grade
stock
be
under
ore
employed
license
bodies
corporation is
recent
Ky.,
*11,602
26,748
1,772,951
2,300,048
sale
in
investing
toward
the
to
in
the
others
United
new
recovery
States.
the remaining
modernizing
plant
for
$1,100,000
and
making
is
of
about
845,074
270,295
279,866
See
Oct.
expected
to
manganese
profitable
from
the
28,474,707
17,127,696
2,982,048
19,463,600
22,663,331
407,741
653,460
6,148,485
5,117,273
8,502,948
6,300,242
54,086.792
44,908,300
448,814
3,64l[l63
3,601,854
5,851,428
50,445,629
41„306,446
5,998,900
7,298,000
445,367
sources
8,057,581
to
oil and
gas
987,600
636,300
income.—V.
on
182,
1382.
p.
Pan
Aircraft
Corp.—Receives
World
American
Airways,
Jet Order—
above.—V.
Inc.
182,
1506.
p.
The company on Sept. 28 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 30,000 shares of 5'/2% cumulative convertible preferred stock,
to
offered
be
San
value
On
and
$1,081,340,
a
2.1
cents
for
securities
share
1955
California
used
$89,073,715,
was
value
it
quarter
7.7
to
Co,
reimburse
a
to
$6.33
$6.31
or
$5.84
or
per
share.
per
30,
1955
amounted
14,072,149 V2
shares
Sept.
share
on
compared
equal
$88,853,146,
was
$82,176,588
was
ended
cents
cents
months
cents
the
for
in
to
2.0
or
24.7
share
First
be
$1,093,137
with
7.8
or
to
of
cents
corresponding three months of 1954, it was announced
William
M.
Hickey,
President., Net income for the
profit on sales of securities of $293,142, or
share; In the 1954 quarter profit on sale of securities
the nine
to
to
are
included
per
$275,877
For
a
by
quarter
was
asset
1954
outstanding,
the
6
30,
net
30,
the
for
equal
in
Oct.
through
proceeds
Sept.
30
Sept.
stock
share
on
net
861.
p.
on
June
on
income
common
share),
per
Tne
182,
Corp.—Net Asset Value Higher—
asset
share.
($10
par
Calif.
treasury.—V.
Net
a
at
Francisco,
the
1955
share
first
the
nine
nine
and
share.
a
ended Sept.
a
30,
month
$857,649
with
of
period
6.1
or
net income
1955
compared
months
last
cents
share
a
or
in
22.5
or
Profit
$1,098,136
was
$3,474,589,
was
$3,165,501
year.
on
7.8
cencs
sale
of
cents
1954.—V.
a
181.
2626,
p.
United Fire & Casualty Co., Cedar Rapids, Iowa—Files
to
company
covering
be
Sept.
23
shares
of
on
2,800
offered
at
filed
6%
($100
par
a
letter
notification
of
convertible
share),
p^r
preferred
without
with
stock
the
class
underwriting..
B„
The
net
in
proceeds are to
other
the
share
close
of
comon
28,
for
stock,
Oct.
1955
14,
value,
par
no
additional
the
1955.—V.
182,
jurisdictions.—V.
This
SEC
corporation
shares
for
will
be
Light
Division
Industrial
In
176,
licensing
purposes
in
order to
operate
2169.
p.
to
be
filed a registration statement with the
first mortgage and collateral trust bonds,
public sale at competitive bidding.
used to finance In part the remainder of the
proceeds
offered
will
subsidiary,
11
of
for
be
and its subsidiary, United Gas Pipe Lice
and development expenditures of |ts
company
exploration
Union
Producing Company, for the year 1955, estimated to
cost
$61,500,000, and to purchase additional securities of Escambia
Bay Chemical Corp. at a total cost of $9,250,000, and for general
corporate purposes.—V. 182, p. 961.
861.
p.
announced
plants
for
Oct.
on
covering $20,000,000
1975,
expenditures by the
Company, and the
business
of
used
United Gas Corp., Shreveport, La.—Registers With SEC
Net
at
be
the
the
nation,
Illuminating Co.—Earnings Increased—
1955
Eight Months Ended Aug. 31—
opening of one
Hopkinsville,
at
Gross
operating revenues
Operating expenses and taxes
19B4
$19,328,542 $18,078,247
15,950,574
14,918,991
—--
3.
plant
new
contains
space,
on
115,000
plot
a
of
square
22
of
feet
acres,
and
manufacturing
Is
designed
Operating
and
ealsy
for
income
deductions
Income
...
$3,377,968
—
—
531,048
(net)
$3,159,256
433,051
expansion.
Moe
Light,
the
of
Thomas
ufacturer
one
Industries
also
portable
of
includes
the
Electric
Sprayit
Division,
—V.
Wright
182,
See
man¬
Saw
Natural
Gas
Co.—Private
Placement—
The company,
and
it was announced on Sept. 30, has placed
notes with New York Life Insurance Co.
an
The
for
proceeds
working
Dallas, Tex.
are
United
be
to
capital.—V.
used
182,
p.
to
funded
Indebtedness
and
for
Brooklyn Towers,
company
Longvicw,
announced
SEC
covering
tures,
(par
series
Inc.
above.—V.
174,
Sept.
on
29
filed
a
letter
of
notification
the
with
$247,000
principal amount of 5 Vz %
convertible deben¬
duo Sept. 1, 1965 and 24,700 shares of common stock
10
cents), to be offered in units of $1,000
shares of common stock at $1,010 per unit,
Schenkosky,
payment of
Wichita,
above.
Kansas.
indebtedness,
Co.—Issues Booklet—
p.
764.
acquired the assets of Garrett Oil Tools, Inc.,
121,370 shares of USI common stock, it was
has
for
Texas,
7.—V.
Oct.
on
The
expansion,
net
proceeds
working
of
debentures
through
are
capital,
States
182,
p.
Weldwood
Plywood
1060.
Plywood
Ltd.,
a
Corp.—Expands in Canada—
wholly
owned
Canadian
subsidiary,
has
th&. assets of the plywood division of M'atapedia Co., Ltd.,
Quebec City, Quebec,
S. W. Antoville, President,
announced on
purchased
1995.
p.
Publishing Co., Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.- -Files
A,
Mich.—New
115.
of
corporation
Rapids,
U. S. Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
This
Towers Hotel Corp., Brooklyn, N. Y.—Offer to Stkhldrs.
Traveler
Grand
just issued a
48-page illustrated booklet en¬
Tomorrow," which visualizes the extent of the
program, including improvements being made in
has
company's expansion
existing plants.—V. 178,
of
refinance
States Gypsum
company
"Blueprint
United
The
Corp.,
Manufacturing Corp.
Hayes
The
additional $3,900,000 of notes with The First Na¬
tional Bank of
Industrial
paint
Power
States
$2,726,205-
Name—
titled
Three
$2,846,920
116,
p.
United
spraying equipment and air compressors,
Division, maker of power saws featuring
a
revolutionary reciprocating blade principle. Both divisions are in
Sheboygan, Wis.—V. 182, p. 961.
•
the
income
Net
world's
largest manufacturers of residential
lighting fixtures, also operates plants at Fort Atkinson, Wis.; Prince¬
ton, Ky.; and Los Angeles, Calif. Another modern plant and showroom
will
replace the present Los Angeles facility in November, 1955.
It
also
will
house the
Moe Light subsidiary, Star Light, which manu¬
factures fixtures primarily for West Coast distribution.
1G0
proceeds
2,664,734
2,192,709
United Cities Utilities Co., Chicago, 111.—Files—
due
certificates
Moe
5,902,498
sources-
tExcludes taxes
815,556
70,682
record
Oct.
14,245,825
approx., amounts
applic.
2,338,221
381,895
1060.
of
13,808,433
15,102
715,843
modern
most
The
See
plant Is expected to be built in the vicinity of Niagara
Falls, Ont., Canada, and to be completed in eight months. For about
three months thereafter the
plant will treat ores from Strategic's New
Brunswick, Canada, manganese ore deposits as a forerunner to
design
of a large production pla it in New Brunswick.
made
or
company's
the
high-grade
slag.
The prototype
from
on
plant
production of ferromanganese directly from low-grade
will employ the Udy process, which obtains
practically full
recovery of manganese at low cost. Under this process,
low-grade ores
are
economically upgraded in an electric furnace for subsequent treat¬
ing in an adjoining furnace in a continuous operation as
The
$258,498
71,775
207,643
that
expected
$12,000,000
The plant
manganese
99,741
22,544
p.
2,875,458
operations
United
and
Strategic Materials Corp.—Arranges Financing—This
corporation has placed privately 340,000 shares of its
capital stock at a price of $10 a share net, it was an¬
nounced
$264,076
held.
then
warehousing
S.
*Incl.
Thomas Industries Inc.—Opens New Plant—
of
Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc.—September Sales
Up-
182,
1952
8,882
additional
one
share
is
The
begin
721.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Sales
—V.
1953
2,083,982
stockholders
mailed
exported by Square
with
Western Trade Corp., with interests
throughout
182,
subcon¬
•
.
Division,
turing subsidiaries in Canada
—V.
be
marketing of motor controls is underway, it is
other
Distribution
1954
$195,507
income
182,
2.683,277
Income—
Net inc. fr. all
The
80,514
railway
railway
22,500.000
20,262,427
investments
other
Total
SEC
$260,698
income-
oper.
receive
each
British electronics manufacturer,
their plant in Swindon, England.
Division, Milwaukee,
weeks.
the
introduce
Controller
will
controls
from
and
equal
Texas Utilities Co.—To Split Stock—
the
eventually
provincial centers
important
tooling has begun at
Meanwhile, components for assembly abroad
within two
will have voting rights.
of the 10,000 shares of
Ry.—Earnings—
railway
*Deficit.—V.
It
extensive
Industrial
share,
a
issuance
from
from
Net
14.
sales branches in
up
Inc.
1955
railway
oper.
Net
Square D Ltd., the new company will formally begin
1,
with headquarters
at
100
Aldersgate Street,
Kingdom.
Initially, manufacture of
tracted to Plessey Co., Ltd.,
D's
Approved
series.
1955
from
Gross
Net
the United
and
216,018
Nov.
on
selected
231,200
11 approved a proposal of directors author¬
class of 30,000 shares of preferred stock without par value
the
74,135,948
24,800,000
20,925,496
'
(net)
opers.
gas
share,
August—
Gross
English subsidiary to manufacture and
an
distribution
vicinities of Birmingham and Manchester, England, and
Glascow,
land, as the nucleus of a marketing organization whica will
cover
126,505
1060.
from
88,008,636
l,8o0,000
2,842,252
trans¬
portation
operations.
tlncome
from
oil
and
674,590
proceeds
$
238,204,881
joint
from
3,374,717
716,197
of $105
$
5,000,000
(net)..
•
United
3,412,820
590,925
in
Companies)
1955—8 Mos.—1954
$
.
From Jan. 1—
Square D Co.—Forms English Unit—
market
64,334
proposal,
Net
—V.
128,478
43,475
2,965,842
Texas Mexican
railway
railway
from
100,501
24,091
preferred,
amounting to $1,000,000, will be used by the company in developing
the business of the recently-acquired Freiberg Mahogany Co. of Cin¬
cinnati and New Orleans, and in financing the acquisition of Redondo
Tile Co.,
Redondo, Calif., according to Ralph B. Rogers, President.
—V. 182, p. 115.
7,223,409
926,449
from
Net
82,887
57,235
922,289
redemption value
From Jan. 1—
Gross
124,218
20,382,533
7,336,382
-1,341,693
income...
oper.
1952
$438,781
which eliminates 50,000 shares of preferred previously
authorized but not issued, also calls for the early issuance of an initial
series of 10,000 shares of $5 cumulative preferred.
This stock, to have
a
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
Net
1953
$406,843
306,419
issued
The
Gross
1954
3,399,208
new
a
and
inc.
■
United
The shareholders on Oct.
be
Lines)—Earnings—
Between the
2,701,612
'
Net
the
income
p.
taxes_
rents
'
I
Blue
$385,325
Texas Industries, Inc.—New Preferred Stock
to
operations.
income
taxes
Net
20,892,664
1955—9 Mos.—1954
Accounts
1955—Month—1954
10,232,444
50,311,984
$81,616,567
(& Leased
16,287,387
.
in
$440,628
railway—
31) four
wells are
(Aug.
Eight
sub¬
railway—
oper.
quarter
completed.
1605.
from
revenues
facility
tugs
the
owns
half
dry
drilled
34,525,698 242,184,772
Equipment
has
It
all
44,738,142 330,193,408 312,340,833
Other
including
and
the
of
were
33,022,266
vessels
cargo
World War.
Central Ry.—Earnings-
income™
from
182,
end
Both
net).
Texas.
1678.
p.
railway
from
the
lVb
wells
West
in
business
build
the Navy.
Tampa Marine
Stevedoring
holes
successful
acreage
successiully
p.
RR.
The
49,309,653
From Jan. 1—
ry.
1955—Month—1954
since
been
181,
dry
gross
fee
expenses.
♦Federal
private
work
ship repair work and
tanks, smoke stacks and
buildings,
operations,
own
Etorida
railway
oper.
Net
$10,604,194 $11,269,491
weeks
have
progress.—V.
railway
com¬
1955
from
Gross
1160.
p.
four
wells
2
quarter.
mineral
revenues.
„
Tne
182,
the
and
third
oper.
outstanding
been
for
oper.
in
engages
minesweepers
its
Co.,
Co.—V.TM,
Gulf
7,900,839
Period End. Sept. 30—
wells
the
Fixed & other charges..
it
1955,
amounted tcr
estimated
Federal
31,
Aug.
provision
earnings for the first three quarters
Railway
$1,000,000 of the
redeem
concern
when
1916
building
and
addition
izing
—V.
net
Railway
For
large shapes.
During World War II it built 50 sea-going
the government, and since the war it has also
produced a
Stack
182^ p. 1225.
Sales
net
in
Period End. Aug. 31—
been
other
3.282,279
Spiegel, Inc. (& Subs.)—September Sales Off—
in
Net
Co.—Arranges Financing—This
States
barges
fabricates
for
ended
after
Total
(Excluding Offsetting
1381.
p.
expansion program.
Marine and its predecessor
Tampa
nearly
for
$23,014,176
27,515,527
quarter
share)
Union Pacific
for
2,858,385
20,622,515
the
per
$84,486.
corporation's
additional
issue, while the Gulf Life Insurance Co. of Jacksonville,
Fla., and the Pilot Life Insurance Co. of Greensboro,
N. C., each has taken $250,000.
The financing was ar¬
ranged through Ira Haupt & Co.
6,068,983
176,849,682
for
of
(14
fell
sub¬
shares.
19,980
$1.17
year were $2,238,059
(40.1c per share).
drilling program, begun near the end of the first fiscal quarter,
by the end of the third quarter in tne drilling of 15 gross
the
now
dealer-
decision
no
remaining
Insurance Co. of New York has bought
debt
$1.06
fiscal
wells
holes
record
as
2,600,000
$3,096,545
resulted
oil
per
has placed with three institutional lenders $1,500,000
of
5%
first mortgage sinking fund bonds,
due
in 1965, it was announced on Oct. 6.
The Mutual Life
2,849,591
29,840,278
™
had
used
were
1,000,000
Corp.—Earnings, etc.—
(13.3c
tax
the
on
per
June 26,'54
$52,449,503
-5,696,545
stock
common
$
company
reached
6,135,257
183,023,859 162,321,543 184,288,318
*63,632,994
44,320,025
60,360,810
income.
oper.
$743,442
SEC
be
Oil
income
The
the
are
of
manager.
Net
from
Net
of
par
at
proceeds
25,'55
3,790,800
961.
p.
TXL
be
expenses
with
share, 177,552 shares
Goldman, Sachs & Co. acted
for.
June
1
$2,790,800
share
per
182,
income
Sept. 29 filed
on
(& Subs.)—Earns.
Ended—
earnings
Earnings
Hotel,
Harney
pay
53
the
operations.
subscription
Sept.
4,175,310
™
Net
—V.
(1613)
$56,030,173
During
7,688,772
income
oper.
1954
From Jan. 1—
Its
2520.
p.
City, S. D.—
Exchange Commission—
a
Weeks
Consolidated' earnings1 before Federal taxes..—
Provision for Federal taxes on
income
finance
Tampa Electric Co.—Stock Subscriptions—Of the 197,532 shares of common stock
(par $7) recently offered
Net
1955
from
from
Net
be
sufficient to
contemplated.—V. 181,
now
filed
August—
for
as
without
working
Gross
August—
26
a
Income
believed
are
snare,1 through
D. The net
1505.
p.
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.
by
of
Georgia
household
in
owned
40%
result
a
Sunset Liquors, Pacific Palisades, Calif.—Files—
The
doing
agency.
principal business is that of loans to individuals under
Industrial Loan Act, which are secured by automobiles,
goods,
or
furniture,
as
well
as
personal
endorsements.
company's
the
July
on
loan
3
shares
per
mining
continued
company.
Sept.
incident
"D,"
series
"F" received by the company in exchange for
"G," being offered, will be cancelled
and| re¬
series
cents
S.
remaining
debentures,
Any
is
It
exchange
ot
the
used
main¬
capital,
for
reserve
debentures
working capital.
as
$250,000
working
debentures,
irom
"E,"
the- debentures,
The
additional
as
$125,000
publicly
Offered
1, 1975, at par (in denominations
offering is not underwritten.
'
'
additional
Oct.
on
1,200,000
25
to
as
pany
Oct.
the
from
outstanding
presently
expenses,
due
loans,
banks
witn
offered
8
G,
each).
$1,000
funds
reducing
estimated
Oct:
on
company
debentures,
covering
at
90%
and
company
Buffalo
companies.
also
Securities and
corporation
offered
those
2637.
Southern Discount Co., Atlanta, Ga.—Debens.
5%
SEC
Outstanding
300,000 shs.
rities
will
two
stock
of
Springs Uranium Corp., Rapid
Rapid City,
for
statement
its
of
offered
The
FINANCING
300,000 shs.
75,000 shs.
Southern Continental Telephone Co., Cookeville, Tenn.
—Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission
€,
the
formerly
was
the
by
Corp.
company.
Authorized
Class
between
which
owned
entire'program of Strategic
Files With
in
or
the* company
50%
Abrasives
the recent
from
Summit
.,
&
Ltd.,
Corp.,
is
now
agreement
Proceeds
(Continued from page 13)
Spar-Mica
but
Refractories
..Recent
Investment Hews
of
Strategic
by
'
to
be
etc.
and
Albert
used
C.
for
Oct.
8.
Included in
unit
in
"This
sion
eastern
to
Plywood
Ottawa
City;
five
Ltd.
and
leasehold
a
plywood warehouse-distribution
delivery equipment;
improvements;
150,000 square feet of land on the outskirts of
purchase,"
in
brings
the cash purchase were
Quebec
Inventory and
the city.
Mr. Antoville said, "is part of our planned expan¬
central
Canada."
The Quebec City warehouse
and
the
The
London
total
number
of
branches
operated by Weldwood
Montreal, Toronto,
other units are
located in
(Ontario).—V. 182, p. 1506.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
54
Nev.—Consolidation
Las Vegas,
Mines, Inc.,
Uranium
Uranium, Inc. of
Apex
See
Nevada above.—V. 176, p. 1569.
Oil Development Project, Inc., Phoenix,
Arix.—Stock Ottering Suspended
^
The
Securities and
Exchange Commission, it was announced on
Oct
8
has issued an order under the Securities Act of 1933 temporarily
denying a Regulation A exemption from registration with respect to
a
proposed public stock ottering by this corporation. The oraer pro¬
vides an opportunity for hearing on
tne question whether the tem¬
porary
denial of exemption should be vacated or made permanent.
The Regulation A notification of the issuer, filed July 5. 1955, pronoses
public offering of 1,250,000 shares of 10c par common stock
at
10c per share.
The purpose of the financing, according to the
offering circular,
was for
preliminary exploration on uranium and
rare
earths properties and for its exploratory oil development pro¬
gram
The company has outstanding 120,000 common shares, issued
to P." H. Lund, Secretary-Treasurer, in exchange for eight unpatented
mining claims and a mill site located in Gila County, Ariz., and a
Federal Oil and Gas Lease in Pima County, Ariz.
In its order, the Commission asserts that it has "reasonable cause
to believe" (1)
that the terms and conditions of Regulation A have
not been complied with in that the offering circular is false and mis¬
leading in resoect of certain material representations and (2) that the
use
of such offering circular in the ofiering and .sale of the shares
"would operate as a fraud and deceit upon the purchasers thereof."
The representations in question relate to the following:
(a) a state¬
&
Uranium
a
the unpatented mining claims that "The pres¬
ence of both
uranium and rare earths in this dike is believed to be
in commercial quantities";
<bi statement that "Development of the
to
respect
with
ment
Lucky Horse Shoe
mining claims and mill site to prepare
for mining
in
operation will require approximately $55,382.50"; (c) a statement
the "Report on Uranium and Rare Earths Mining property Iry P.
Lund,
Registered
Mining
Engineer," that "A liberal quantity
H.
possible frotn surface
exposures"; (d) the failure to disclose that P. H. Lund and P. H.
Lund Engineering Co. are affiliates of the issuer;
(e) the failure to
disclose information as to the sale of securities by P. H. Lund during
the year prior to the filing of the notification;
(f) the failure to
disclose that P. H. Lund holds title to oil and gas leases on land
adjoining that owned by the issuer and the resulting benefits which
may accrue to Lund if a
well is drilled on the issuer's properties;
(g) the failure to disclose that the portion of Arizona in which the
issuer's oil and
gas
leases are located nas been classified as being
"unfavorable" in its relative likelihood of yielding oil in commercial
quantities, or information concerning
the distance to the nearest
commercial oil production from the issuer's leases and the distance
to
the nearest
commercial gas production; and
(h) the failure to
disclose, in respect of a "Reoort on Uranium and Rare Earths Mining
Property" by P. H. Lund that there are no known rare earths and
uranium on
the unpatented mining claims held
by the issuer and.
in respect of a "Report on the Marana Potential Oil and Gas Field"
by P. H. Lund, that no evidence has been furnished to show the exist¬
ence
of the anticlines, folds, domes and faults mentioned in
such
of
contents
the entire
dike
as
near
ry.
Forth Worth,
—
Stock Offering
Suspended—
and
Securities
Exchange Commission,
it was
announced on Oct.
under the Securities Act of 1933 temporarily
suspending a Regulation A exemption from registration with respect
to
a
public stock offering by this corporation. The order provides
an
opportunity for hearing on the question whether the temporary
suspension order should be vacated or made permanent.
The Regulation A notification, filed by Vactron on May 13,
1955,
proposed the
public offering of 390,000 shares of common stock,
at its $1 par per share, through Zone Investment Co., of Fort Worth.
According to the offering circular, Vactron had been organized under
Delaware law by Don Houghton, President,
also of Fort Worth, for
the purpose of manufacturing and rebuilding television picture tubes.
issued
has
182,
p.
the
2742,
the
558,
or
Corp.
above.
Net
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
income—
1953
Net
—V.
from
from
ry.
railway
railway...
oper.
182, p.
J
$3,397,989
$3,174,533
1,374,838
1,168,789
1,029,496
722,097
579,793
1,365,233
781,707.
income—
23,879,436
25,331,047
8,611,422
8,552,239
10,942,565
7,144,241
5,056,928
4,810,332
5,538,837
work
is
the
for
■
..
made
was
fail
1958.
of
■'
'
•
„
t...
.
share.
White's Auto
Co.—Earnings Higher—
System,
will
cost
The
V/est Penn Electric
design is under
The
182,
1162.
p.
-
1955—Month—1954
S
1955—9 Mos—1954
•
$
61,112,371
182,
Sales Higher—
$2,074,433 $21,392,084 $15,839,361
Woolworth & Co.—September Sales Up—
(F. W.)
—V.
share. It was
1955—9 Mos.—1954
1955—Month—1954
$2,486,865
Period End. Sept. 30—
$
$
55,186,691 502,204,630 471,215,389
1162.
p.
Worcester County Electric Co.—Financing Approved—
r
The
sell
SEC
at
1985,
has
issued
competitive
Proceeds
order
an
bidding
be
to
authorizing this
$8,500,000
company's
are
applied
of
bonds,
D
issue and
Oct'. 1,
to
company
series
due
payment of short-term note
indebtedness (which aggregated $7,700,000 at Sept. 19, 1955), and the
balance
to
pay
for
capitalizable expenditures or to reimburse the
way
about $25,000,000.
be
per
Stores, Inc.—September
_____
—V.
31, 1955, West Penn Electric System's
$16,837,786, equal to $1.99 per snare
was
—
Oct. 4 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $147
on
Sales
Electric
Penn
-+
,ri
share, with a dealer's discount of $3
completed.—V. 182, p. 555.
and .actual
expected to start early next year, with completion scheduled
West
the
therefor.—V.
treasury
the
to
182,
1382.
p.
subsidiary companies have obtained
and its major
from the Atomic Energy Commission under which certain
ciesigniated individuals will have access to confidential information
regarding atomic power reactors.
permits
There
Redemption—
have
called
been
This
redemption
for
1,
Nov.
on
$405,000 of
1955
Oct,
1955,
these
its
account
but
Western Auto Supply Co.
in
182,
in
company,
first
its
reported
report,
annual
of
for
fiscal
the
reported total assets at the fiscal year-end of $2,722,127
including cash of $626,069, and total current assets of $660,767 against
Western Light
On
1,
price
dividends
shares
to
National
Notice
stock
will
of
permit
for
1955
$25.75
thereon
be
a
will
will
redemption
of
plus
books
until
11V2
Oct.
on
of
by
the
convertible
opening
lot
of
to
the
of
less than
company
$2
per
share.
plans initially
on
stock.
issuer for
prevailing
There
to send
is
a
prin¬
no
of its
copy
cents per
24,
snare
to
1955,
preferred
business
shares
of
the
and
market
dealers
to
and
provide
to
capacity at that point; for the acquisition
erection of plant thereon; and for ex¬
increase
site
is
issue
the
merchandising
development,
agricultural
and
product,
acquisitions.
shares are
226,000
The
stockholder.
Schwartz
on
Nov.
to be
authorized
company
23,
offered by Adolph Schwartz,
1954,
at
32c
the
per
of
issue
share
50,000
and
176,000
April 15, 1955, at 25c per share, in each case for investment
each instance with the proviso that if any of said shares shall
within five years the company shall receive as additional con¬
in
sold
price
one-half
therefor
the
of
difference
between
the
selling
of
the
order:
first,
Oct.
on
of the
1955, and
stock
17,
Oct.
1955,
24,
convertible
to
preferred
for
the
second,
corporation;
the
joint account of the
and last, for the second
for
corporation and the first selling stockholder;
selling stockholder.
The
tional
480,000
option
which
he
Ditto,
has
company
under
additional
the close of business on
the
the ;SEC
capital
shares so sold and the purchase price paid by Mr. Schwartz.
according to the prospectus, Mr. Schwartz will be entitled to
and may receive the
relurn of his total investment of $30,000 plus
a
profit of $196,000; and the company will also receive $196,000.
A
•second selling stockholder, H. A. Davis, will offer the remaining 45,000
shares.
Sales of the 971,00 shares are to be made in the following
to be redeemed.
closed
par
Thus,
by lot by the Continental
Cnicago, as agent for the com¬
mailed
be
price
a
The
of
additional
selling
and
be
drawn
be
Co.
at
additional
sideration
redemption..
of
date
Trust
&
share,
per
with
10c
its
has
outstanding 2,711,594 shares of stock.
An addi¬
are
subject to options,
500,000 shares were
shares
per share to John F. McBride,
exercised his rights covering 200,000 of
at
10c
150,000 shares
engineering
are
under option
consultant, and 30,000
at
10c
shares
per
President,
as to
said shares, An
share to M. W.
are. under
option
at
$1 per share to Lawrence W. Roberts, granted in lieu of $500 cash
compensation for organizing a continuing public relations program.
—V. 179, p. 2645.
redeemed.
be
convertible
of
may
share
to
redeemed
determination
to
Shares
1,
of
Bank
transfer
remain
1506.
Telephone Co., Inc.—To Call Pfd.—
&
will be closed at
company
p.
1955,
the directors
authorized the redemption, on
10,000 shares of 5'/2% convertible preferred stock at
23,
1955, of
Sept.
redemption
182,
$6,503.—V.
of
shares on
The company
of
statement
shares
sell such shares in the over-the-counter
principals but only by offers to sell.
-
costs
of
an
shares
heavy initial operating expenses to a net loss for the
period of $66,084 after charges totaling $61,931 for depletion
and
depreciation.
•
*
liabilities
J.—
to
purpose
An
confined
current
as
additional
June 30, 1955, that natural gas revenues of $133,984 from
production of 1,334,500 mcf., a 33%
increase over the 999,950 mcf.
recorded the previous year, raised total company revenues to $149,366
total
on
ploration,
ended
and
N.
adequate funds for the
furnishing of auxiliary equipment for the CDdy plant to aid in reduc¬
tion
This
to
The
Development Co.—Reports for Year—
Western
City,
700,000 are to be offered for sale by tne
the over-the-counter market at prices then
event
no
acting
'
1162.
p.
registration
a
971,000
covering
underwriter.
right
1955—9 Mos.—1954
$17,672,000 $13,594,000 $143,842,000 $120,513,000
—V.
Jersey
all known stockholders for their information; and any
subscriptions made to it will be accepted.
The company reserves the
(Mo.)—September Sales Up
1955—Month—1954
Sept. 30—
Corp.,
shares,
prospectus
Per. End.
filed
corporation
10,
Of
cipal
Sales
Sulphur
Wyoming-Gu'f
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
3'/a% sinking fund collateral trust bonds due Nov. 1, 1974 at 102.10%
and accrued interest. Payment will bo made at the Chemical
Corn
Exchange Bank, 30 Broad St., New York 15, N. Y.—V. 182, p; 360,
V.
1060.
•
■
per
Station,
have a
165,000 kilowatts, which will be the largest unit In
capability of about
30,085,747
12,266,413
combined
'
.
,
$25)
secondary of¬
County, it will be named the Armstrong Power
anticipated that its single initial generating unit will
is
stock
28,211,519
*
,k
July
The
$3,316,787
2,449.112
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1955—9 Mos.—1954
share.
Armstrong
It
1952
$4,619,529
advertising
The
Secondary Offering —A
secondary offering of 2,000 shares of common stocK (par
income
per
holders of shares
1954
1955
•
from
from
Net
$1.31
Illinois
■Earnings—
line
division
$15,082,783 $140,295,264 $134,563,950
the company announced that its subsidiary, West Penn
Power
Co., plans to construct a new power plant on the Allegheny
River
near
the small
community of Reesedaie, Pa., which is about
40
miles northeast of Pittsburgh
Because it is located in growing
In
pany.
August—
television and radio receivers, Robert M. Ficiiter,
and sales promotion manager, announced on Oct.
power
pf
"Life,"
America's greatest magazine;
V.'estinghouse "Studio One," best-selling television show reaching over
nine million homes weekly;
newspapers
in 68 cities; and no-charge
tie-in
materials, plus local
iadio advertising will spearnead the di-.
vision's greatest pre-selling drive.—V. 182, p. 11C2.
of
present
earnings for
snare
accrued
New Name—
Corp.—Proposed
Helicopter
Virginian Ry.
Net
6,945,310
shares of common stock now outstanding. Compara¬
the preceding 12 months period were $15,305,-
8,448,000
tive
The
Piasecki
Gross
net
consolidated
on
J.,
17,745,677
months endeci Aug.
12
N.
Metuchen,
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co.
Electric
Penn
Drive—
fall by the Westinghouse
to pre-sell the firm's,
this
73,674,637
Sales
the
spent
be
at
division
Period End. Sept. 30—
the
Vertiplane
will
$2,500,000
8,596,583
share, less a dealer's concession of 50 cents per
was quickly completed.—V. 182, p. 1382.
Dec.
181,
order,
than
80,097,473
It
West
300,963
21,139,945
fering of 55,000 shares of common stock (par $2.50) was
made on Oct. 13 by Allen & Co., New York, at $13.75 per
For
331,277
1060.
p.
5,314,694
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
Walworth
688.003
72,375,065
1162.
p.
3,074,456
697,622
television-radio
1955—Month—1954
$16,230,881
—V.
117,529
•
„
3,151,286
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—Pre-Selling
817,770
Walgreen Co.—September Sales Higher—
Sales
income,
oper,
182,
211,456
2,055,752
862.
182, p.
Per. End. Sept. 30—
the
suspension
ry.
10.
—V.
-
15,259,889
76,274,752
19,343,956
7,910,467
income
oper,
ry.
year
See
2,553,174
980,109
1,992,099
652,460
order
an
issuer.—V.
$9,000,832 $10,304,740
2,770.983
492,085
301,107
v
railway
railway
$9,14b,466
More
railway
railway__
from
Net
Net
Commission asserts that it has "rea¬
sonable cause
to believe"
(a) that a Regulation A exemption is not
available
to
Vatron
in
that
the
aggregate
offering price
of
its
securities
would
exceed
the
$300,000
limitation
prescribed by
the
Regulation "since said, securities are. being offered in excess of $1 per
share": (b) that the offering circular is false and misleading in r^sp'ct
of certain material representations; <c ) that the terms and conditions
of the Regulation were violated by reason of the failure to file the
offering circular being used in connection with the offering; and (d)
that use of the said offering circular
"would and did operate as a
fraud and deceit upon the purchasers of such securities,"
The repre¬
sentations referred to in "(b)" above relate to the following: (l) the
amount of underwriting discounts or
commissions to be received by
the underwriter;
and <2i the amount of proceeds to be received by
its
In
from
Gross
as
Tex.
Net
2,682,203
2,195,230
from
from
—V.
1952
1953
1954
1,061,560
income
oper.
Partial
Corp.,
oper.
195noc
$370,736
53,502
34,308
1953
$406,607
108.794
53,561
From Jan. 1—
From Jan. 1—
»
The
railway
railway
from
Net
report.
Vactron
ry.
J
income—'
railway
from
Net
RR.—Earnings—
from
Gross
Net
of
samples were taken
from exposed formations on each claim and
thoroughly mixed and quartered down to make an average of the
mineral
Net
Net
1955
$10,073,983
1954
$317,973
40,286
23,361
railway
from
Gross
Gross
Wabash
1955
$344,973
52,b62
* 41.42J
August—
offering of 10,000 shares of common
August—
Alabama—Earnings—
Western Ry, of
Offering—A sec¬
stock (par
50 cents) was made on Oct. 5 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$19.50 per share, with a dealer's discount of 90 cents
per share.—V. 182, p. 722.
of America—Secondary
Vitro Corp.
ondary
Approved—
6,
17, 1955
Monday, October
..
.
(1614)
be
basis)
preferred stock
converted into
prior
to
the
common
close
of
called for redemption on Dec.
stock
(convertible
business
on
Nov.
on
21,
a
share
1955.—
Zonite Products Corp.—To
The
on
Nov.
3
will
also on approving Stock
employees.—V. 179, p. 2293.
poration;
and
182, p. 418.
stockholders
Change Name, etc.—
consider
Option
changing
Plan
lor
name
certain
of
cor¬
officers
.
r
.
Your Dollars help
AMERICAN
make
possible the
RED CROSS
i
91
if
Volume
182
Number 5473
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1615)
55
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
CALIFORNIA
clusive.
Principal
(M-N)
California (State of)
Bond Offering—Chas. G. John¬
payable
State Treasurer, will receive
a.m. (PST) on
Nov. 2 for the purchase of $60,000,000 bonds, as follows:
Gree.ce School District, Alameda
sealed bids until 10
series
G
bonds, part of
issue
of
Dec.
Bond Offering—Jack
G. Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Oakland, un¬
til 10 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 25 for
authorized
the
1957
inclusive.
1976
to
clusive.
Bonds due in 1972 and there¬
after
callable
are
of
as
.:
issue
000,000.
Dated
Due
Nov.
on
1981
Nov.
1
and
in
Bond
call¬
are
ing
1, 1976. Inter¬
of
interest
and
both
on
duly
any
authorized
Centralia
School District,
at
his
the
office
purchase
bonds.
of
Dated
Nov.
on
clusive.
Principal
(M-N)
payable
Treasurer's
Ana^
1975
at
Kalman
to
the
at
County
bids at his office in Oakland, until
10
bonds.
School
(J-D)
County
office.
Legality approved by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Angeles
County, Calif.
Sale—Tne $514,000 build¬
headed
group
building
America
by
the
National
to
Bank
Trust
&
of
ings
Sav¬
1
Nov.
from
1955.
to
Due
Districts, Napa
Calif.
B«nd Offering — R. A. DollarCounty,
(M-N)
from
1956
able
the
at
San
Mission
Decoto School District, Alameda
the
G.
bids at his office in
10
Bond
B'ue,
Oakland,
10
un¬
15, 1951.
County
Jose
clusive.
Principal
(A-O)
payable
at
Due
sive.
County, Calif.
■
-
Sale—Tne $100,000 build¬
bonds offered Oct. 11 were
Trust
&
of
America
Savings
Asso¬
ciation, cf San Francisco, as 3V4S,
at a price of
102.01, a basis oi
about 3.01%.
1
'
Dated Nov.
1
from
1956
1, 1955. Due
to
1975
on
Nov.
inclusive.
Blue,
Dated
$48,000
Dec.
building
1955. Due
1,
Princioal and interest (J-D)
at
10:30
his office
a.m.
(PST)
in
on
Fresno
Oct.
until
18
for
the purchase of
bonds.
Nov.
$150,000 building
Dated Nov. 1, 1955.
Due
1
from
1956
to
1980
in¬
bonds.
Due
Dated
Dec.
on
Dec.
Dis¬
15,
from
15
1966 to 1974 inclusive.
2,690,000 Union High School Dis¬
trict
Dated
bonds.
1955.
Due
Oct.
on
Oct.
15
15,
from
1956 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
approved
by
Orrick,
Legality
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
of
San
Francisco.
Niles School District,
Nov.
on
r*i"s»'e.
1
from
1966
to
1973
Principal and
payable at the
(M-N)
office.
Treasurer's
proved by
in-
interest
Count.v
Legality
ap¬
OrncK, Daiuctux.^, hw.-
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
11—v.
182,
p. 1383—
syndicate
headed by the Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Asso¬
were
awarded
*
ciation,
of
San
to
a
Francisco,
at
a
price of 100.06, a net interest cost
of about 2.69%, as follows:
$1,960,000 5s. Due on July 1 from
to
1957
-
inclusive.
1967
360,000 23/4s. Due on July 1, 1968
and
1969.
-
2^s.
1970
from
1,620,000
2%s.
1976
from
Due
to
on
1
1984
900,000 3s.
Due on July
1985
1989 inclusive.
to
1,080,000
from
Other
cate:
Palmdale
l%s.'Due
1990
1995
to
members
American
on
of
Trust
1 from
1
inclusive.
the
syndi¬
San
Co.,
Los Angeles
-
Los
until 9
Ostly,
(PST) on Oct. 18 for
the purchase of $75,000 building
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1955. Due on
Nov.
from
1956
to
1975
inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Redd¬
ing, until 2 p.m. (PST) on Oct. 24
the
purchase
of
$481,000
for
terest
bonds.
on
Dated
Nov.
inclusive.
(M-N)
1
from
Nov.
182,
group
Harkness
&
Shasta Lake Unipn School District,
Shasta County, Calif.
Bond Offering
Ruth A. Pres-
—
leigh, County Clerk, will receive
bids
sealed
at
ding, until 2
for
the
her
office
in
(PST)
purchase of
p.m.
Nov.
on
inclusive.
(M-N)
1
from
payable
Red¬
to
Bay Union High Sch. Dist
Angeles County, Calif*.
Los
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
until 9 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 18 for
the purchase of $100,000 building
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1955. Due on
1
from
1956 to
1956
inclu¬
1975
to
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
1961
Aug. 1 from
on
Aug. 1 from
on
23As.
Due
Aug.
on
1
from 1968 to 1975 inclusive.
Fort
Myers, Fla.
Bond Offering—S. N. Gran,
City
receive sealed bids
until 6 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 20 for
the purchase of $300,000 utilities
tax revenue bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
Clerk,
will
Oct.
1955.
Due
1965
inclusive.
Oct.
on
1 from
Bonds
1956 to
due
on
thereafter are
callable on Oct. 1, 1960. Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at
Marine
Midland
New
of
and
1961,
1,
York
Trust
Company,
Legality ap¬
City.
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
South
Miami, Fla.
Certificate Offering—City
office.
San Bernardino
Bond
County, Calif.
Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
Clerk,^ will receive
County
sealed
bids
at
Bernardino,
his
until
office
11
in
San
(PST)
on
Oct. 24 for the purchase of
$80,000
building
bonds.
Dated
Oct. 15,
1956 to
1955. Due
a.m.
Oct. 15 from
on
inclusive.
1971
Clerk
Martin announces that
Council
will
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. 1 for the purchase of $200,000 public improvement certifi¬
cates. Dated June 1, 1955. Due on
Sylvia G.
Uplan4 School District,
Principal
interest (A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by O'Melveny
&
Myers, .of Los Angeles.
the ^City
June
from
1
1956
Elementary School Dist.,
Ventura
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of $900,000
building bonds was sold to the
America
of
National
Association,
Savings
Trust
San
of
Francisco.
at the Bank of South
Legality
approved
by
payable
Miami.
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
West
Palm
Beach, Fla.
Bond Offering—Keith R.
Chinn,
receive
until 10 a.m. (EST)
for the purchase of
City
Treasurer,
bids
27
Oct.
on
Colorado
Boettcher
Due on July 1 from 1958
inclusive.
Principal and
(J-J)
payable at
The
1, 1955.
1995
to
interest
(State of)
Offering
GEORGIA
2, acting on behalf of
Stewart Cosgriff, Chairman of the
Commission, re¬
port that Dec. 6 has been desig¬
Highway
as
tentative date
a
City.
—
Co., 828-17th Street,
nated
York
approved by Mitchell,
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
New York City.
Denver
State
New
Bank,
Legality
Warrant
&
will
$14,250,000 water and sewer rev¬
enue bonds, series A.
Dated July
Hanover
COLORADO
Highway
inclu¬
1980
to
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
sealed
Ventura
&
2.91%,
1967 inclusive.
to
1,054,000
payable at the County Treasurer's
and
about
1960 inclusive.
279,000 2V2S. Due
at
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Nov.
$167,000 214s. Due
1975
cisco.
of
cost
follows:
as
interest
office.
Walker
H.
interest
net
$74,000
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
South
York
1, 1955.
and
Hill, both of Boston,
& Co., New
City, at a price of 96.56, a
G.
and
Oct.
on
1956
Principal
Treasurer's
for
the
receipt of bids on an offering of
about
$8,000,000
highway
con¬
struction and improvement war¬
Bond
street
Albany, Ga.
Sale—Tne $656,000 2V2%
Oct.
park
and
improvement
offered
bonds
11
—
v.
182,
1383—were awarded to Wyatt,
Neal & Waggoner, of Atlanta, at
p.
a
price of 100.08, a basis of about
2.49%.
Crisp County (P. O. Cordele), Ga.
Bond Sale—An issue of $500,000
inclusive.
Larimer
No. S
Bond
County
School
District
(P.O. Fort Collins), Colo.
Offering — D. B. Lesher,
Superintendent
receive
of
bids
sealed
will
Schools,
until
8
(MST) on Nov. 1 for the purchase
$700,000 building bonds. Due
serially from 1957 to 1971 inclu¬
due
Bonds
thereafter
in
and
1967
callable
are
10
years
Bond
Sale—An
sold
to
plant bonds was
Lane, Space &
Co., of Atlanta.
ILLINOIS
Carthage Park District, III.
Bond
Sale—An issue of $85,000
swimming
pool
sold to Cruttenden &
bonds was
Co., of Chi¬
2%s and 2 Vis.
Champaign, III.
Veta, Colo.
water system
was
power
Johnson,
to
cago, as
after their date of issue.
La
electric
sold
p.m.
of
issue of $58,000
improvement bonds
& Co., of
Boettcher
Bond Sale—An issue of $950,000
vehicle
motor
revenue
liam
Denver.
bonds
Blair
&
parking
was
sold
system
Wil¬
to
Co., of Chicago.
1,
1956 to
at
a
office.
Monte
Principal and in¬
payable
cer¬
13—v.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
Nov. 1 from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
leigh, County Clerk, will receive
1970
revenue
Oct.
Kidder, Peabody &
Co., First of Michigan Corp., both
of
New
York
City, Townsend,
Dabney & Tyson, and Dwinnell,
sive.
Redding School District, Shasta
County, Calif.
Bond Offering — Ruth A. Pres-
building
utility
offered
1383—were awarded to
p.
of
a.m.
1
tificates
rants, to mature from 1956 to 1970
Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Certificate Sale—The $1,500,000
consolidated
composed
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
1955. Due
July
School District,
Angeles County,
sealed bids at her office in
on July 1
inclusive.
Due
to
July
inclusive.
1975
in
a.m.
Bank
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Jack G. Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
at
his
office
in
Alameda,
until 10 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 25 for
the purchase of $59,000 building
bonds. Dated Nov. 15, 1953. Due
Wate~ Conservation District
offered Oct,
office
(PST) on Oct. 18 for
purchase of $50,000 building
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1955. Due on
Napa,
Elementary School
Alameda
Oct. 25 for the
on
of
1.080,000
on
G.
his
until 9
purchase of $2,859,000 bonds,
District,
(P. O. Salinas), Calif.
Bo«u Sate—Tne $7,000,000 Zone
No. 2, dam and reservoir bonds
•
bids
School
*
JEasterby School District, Fresno
County, Calif.
Bond
Offering —J. L. Brown,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
at
the
Oct. 18 for
on
cisco.
and
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice.
in
Monterey County Flood Control
-
*
Bond
to the Bank
Treasurer's
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Duarte School Dist., Los
Angeles
awarded
pay¬
payable at the County Treasurer's
Legality approved by Or¬
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
cisco.
National
Nov.
office.
the
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
ing
on
Dec. 1 from 1956 to 1979 inclu¬
on
interest
and
will receive
ofice
(PST)
1953.
of
County, Calif.
(PST)
a.m.
bonds.
April 15 from 1969 to 1978 in¬
on
bids
follows:
as
Sav¬
inclusive.
1975
Offering—Jack
purchase
(PST) on Oct. 25 for
the purchase of $100,000
buildmg
Dated April
his
trict
bids at his office in Oakland, until
a.m.
bonds.
at
a.m.
$169,000
County Clerk, will receive sealed
County Clerk, will receive sealed
til
&
1954. Due
to
Alameda
County, Calif.
Offering—Jack
bids
Clerk,
office.
payable at the County Treasurer's
Bond
Bank
Trust
Principal and interest (M-N)
office.
,
the
National
Dated Nov. 1,
inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
County
until 10
.
basis of about 2 92%.
a
or)
1975
School
Napa
Association, of San Fran¬
as 3s, at a price of 100.57,
cisco,
I
1,
1956
to
awarded
were
2.60%.
Dated
Nov.
interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
cisco.
$150,000 school
offered
Oct.
11
bonds
America
a
ings Association, of San Francisco,
as 2%s, at a price of
101.52, a basis
of about
in¬
Clearwater, Fla.
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
and
office.
FLORIDA
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
son,
Angeles County, Calif.
awarded
1980
to
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Los Nietos School District, Los
were
1956
Principal
payable
at
San i Boettcher & Co., both of Denver,
jointly.
1955.
1,
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
sealed
the
at
(J-D)
Treasur¬
Dec.
from
Treasurer's
building
Due
$133,000
of
1
Oct. 25 for the
on
Dated
Dec.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
pay¬
Treasurer's
Covina School District, Los
Bond
County, Calif.
Offering—Jack G. Blue,
Bond
on
Grove
of
San Dimas School District, Los
Due
Alameda
a
Nov.
on
Sutcliffe,
school bonds. Dated Nov.
inclusive.
1975
&
Francisco.
24
& Talbot.
Mt. Eden School District,
hide,
er's
Stone & Youngberg,
Herrington
Co.,
Hannaford
and
about
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
ing
&
Irving Lundborg
&
Co., Shuman, Agnew & Co.,
Hill, Richards & Co,, Fred D.
Blake & Co., C. N. White & Co.,
payable
the
County
Legality ap¬
office.
Work & Co.,
sive. Principal and interest
in¬
&
Co., Burns, Corbett
& Pickard, Inc., Lawson, Levy &
Williams, Kaiser & Co., H. E.
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1976 to 1979 inclu¬
interest
and
Hammill
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in San Diego
until 10:30 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 25
for the purchase of $100,000 school
Oct. 25 for
to
Curtis, White, Weld &
Co., Clark. Dcdge & Co., B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., E. F. Hutton & Co.,
Schwabacher
&
Co.,
Shearson,
clusive.'
$94,000 building
1, 1955. Due
1956
Jackson &
Co.,
at
District,
San Diego County, Calif.
»
Bond Offering — R. B. James,
Orange
Santa
on
of
1, 1955. Due
1956
Lemon
:
Nov.
from
1
in
(PST)
a.m.
Co., Wm. R. Staats &
Co., Heller, Bruce & Co., John
Nuveen
&
Co., Paine, Webber,
office.
Bond
Smith,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
until 11
&
Principal and interest (M-N)
County, Calif.
Offering — B. J.
bids
basis
a
Barth &
were
3y2S,
as
J.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
from
able
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
-
100.92,
build¬
11
Hanauer
Hills,
Dated Nov.
1
the Treasurer, including the agent
in New York City. Legality ap¬
cisco.
B.
Oct.
Bank, of Los Angeles,' Weeden &
Co., Dean Witter & Co., Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
3.38%.
of
agent
J.
to
of
$46,000
offered
Beverly
Drice
issues will be payable at the State
Treasurer's office, or at the office
of
Sale—The
bonds
awarded
est M-N.
Principal
the
County
Legality ap¬
Keppel Union School District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
to
due
at
office.
cisco.
1955.
1957
thereafter
of Nov.
as
1,
from
interest
and
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
$185,-
Bonds
inclusive.
1977
able
of
$5,000
payable
Treasurer's
30,000,000 series K, State School
Building Aid bonds, part of
authorized
of
Principal
(M-N)
Aug. 1,
1971. Interest F-A.
an
purchase
building
bonds. Dated May 15, 1954. Due
on
May 15 from 1972 to 1974 in¬
$175,000,000.
Dated
1955. Due on Aug. 1
1,
from
County, Calif.
veterans'
an
> Francisco, Blyth & Co., Inc., First
County j Boston Corp., Harris Trust & Sav¬
ings Bank, of Chicago, California
the
Treasurer's office.
son,
$30,000,000
interest
and
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Bond
Sale
Vista, Colo.
The $100,000 City
—
Hall bonds offered Oct. 6—v. 182,
p.
1383—were awarded to Carroll,
Kirchner
&
Jacquith,
Inc.,
-
and
Cook County (P. O. Chicago), III.
Bond Sale—The $40,000,000 Ex¬
pressway,
series A bonds offered
182, p. 1384—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Oct.
10—v.
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1616)
the Harris Trust & Savings
Bank,
Chicago, as 2%s, at a price of
100.729, a basis of about 2.54%.
Other
the
Trust
Northern
cate:
nental
of
Co.,
members
Illinois
National
&
of
Chicago, Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
and consisting of First National
City Bank, Chemical Corn Ex¬
change Bank, Guaranty Trust Co.,
J.
P.
J.
Morgan
York,
&
Co.
Inc.,
Lehman
Devine
all
of
Brothers, C.
&
Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co., White, Weld & Co.,
Drexel & Co., Shields & Co., First
National
Bank,
Portland; Gold¬
man
Sachs & Co., Phelps, Fenn
& Co., Blair & Co. Inc., Philadel¬
phia
National
Bank,
Philadel¬
phia, Salomon Bros & Hutzler,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
R. W. Pressprich & Co., Equit¬
able
Securities
Hornblower
Corporation,
&
Weeks, William
Blair & Co., Dick & Merle-Smith,
Hallgarten
&
Co.,
Hemphill,
No.yes & Co.;
Marine Trust
Company of West¬
York, Buffalo;
John
Co., Barr Brothers &
New
ern
N'uveen
&
Co., J. C. Bradford & Co., Braun,
Bosworth & Co. Inc., Central Re¬
public Co., City National Bank
& Trust Co. of
tional
Bank
City,
sas
Chicago, City Na¬
Co., of Kan¬
& Trust
Julien
Dominick
&
Collins
Dominick,
and the District.
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
syndi¬
Conti¬
Bank
Trust Co., First National Bank, all
New
chaser
&
Co.,
Geo.
B.
Gibbons & Co. Inc., W. E. Hutton
& Co., Stroud & Co., Trust Co.
of
Illinois
$415
ing
Toll
Oct.
Expected
Road
Offer¬
25
—
Repre¬
underwriting
syndicate and prospective buyers
of
sentatives
of
the
huge
the
the
bonds
were
audience
in
information
Great
Hall
Oct.
in
the
among
attendance
meeting
at
the
at
Chamber
the
of
Commerce
York
New
13, called for the
of
City
on
Illinois
financing
is
dertaken
wide
toll
road
bonds.
expected
syndicate
un¬
nation¬
a
564
of
The
be
to
Oct. 25 via
on
members
William
members
Toll
of
of
the
G.
County Sch. District No. 108
(P. O. 711 Lincoln Ave., Highland
Park), III.
Bond Offering—Charles H. Wil¬
Secretary of the Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids
son,
8
(CDST) on Oct. 18
purchase
of
$730,000
school site
and
building bonds.
Dated Oct. 15, 1955. Due on Jan.
p.m.
the
15
from
1957
to
1968
inclusive.
du
the District. Legality approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
&
Co., Eldredge &
Co., Reynolds &
Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
Co.,
Co.,
&
American
Trust
National
Bank
&
Co.,
of
Chicago,
F.
W.
Co., Fidelity Union
Co., of Newark, Kean, Tay¬
lor & Co., King, Quirk &
Co.,
Andrews & Wells, Inc., Robert W.
Baird
&
Co., Burns, Corbett &
Pickard Inc., C. F. Childs &
Co.,
Craigie
&
Trust
City
sey,
sealed
Ashmun
$70,000
Lake
& Trust
First
National
Bank, of Mem¬
Reid & Co., Han-
,
MacArthur
Moore
&
Lee, Kenower,
Co.,
McDonaldMilwaukee
Co.,
&
&
Co.,
Pacific Northwest Co.,
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Rauscher,
Pierce
&
Co.,
Schmidt, Poole,
Roberts & Parke,
Shaughnessy &
Co., Singer, Deane & Scribner,
John Small & Co., Third National
Bank in Nashville, Union Plant-
.
ers
National
and
.
R.
Cook
D.
Bank,
White
of
&
Memphis
Co.
89
(P. O. Maywood), III.
payable
Co.,
nicipal building bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1 from 1956
Principal and
interest
(J-D) payable at a bank
trust company in the State mu¬
Board
of
to
Trustees
the
and
Village
the
Henry, Knox and Mercer Counties
Ccmmunity Unit School District
(P. O.
Alpha), III.
Bond Offering—John J.
Weech,
;
Secretary of
the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed, bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 20
for
the
purchase
building
•
1955.
1974
Due
of
bonds.
on
Dec.
inclusive.
terest
(J-D)
$690,000
Dated
1
from
aid
1955. Due
1960
at
school
Nov.
1,
1956 to
a
mutually satisfactory to the
Northern
bonds.
on
p.m.
bonds.
revenue
Due
Oct.
Dated
Jan.
on
utility
works
water
inclusive.
1,
1960
1 from
to
J-J.
Interest
1
Trust
Oct.
1,
1956
from
to
Interest A-O.
Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Corporation
(P. O. Dillsboro), Ind.
Bond Sale
The $325,000 first
mortgage revenue bonds offered
6
place
pur¬
182,«
v.
—
1384
p.
—
were
Indianapolis Bond
Share
Corp., Indianapolis, as
price of 100.33, a basis of
a
Des
Moines
Independent School
District, la.
Offering — Herrold
Bond
V.
will
rectors,
until
10
for
the
Dated
bonds.
Due
Dec.
on
Legality
Dec.
ing bonds offered Sept. 20—v. 182,
963—were awarded to the City
Securities Corp., of
Indianapolis,
as 2%s, at a price of
100.08, a basis
2.60%.
approved
1,
Toidnship Sch.
ceive
sealed
(CST)
on
of
$15,000
Township
Dated
Trustee,
bids
will
1,
until
1955.
4
p.m.
Due
semi¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
Oakland-Columbia School Building
Company, Inc. (P. O. Oakland
City), Ind.
Offering
_
Due
on
Bank
&
Trust
1C0.02.
KENTUCKY
Ray
Hollis,
President, will receive sealed
bids
of about
School
Board
Treasurer,
bank specified by
any
the
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
the
for
school
purchase
building
of
on
Oct.
$387,000
bonds.
1
revenue
Concord, Mass.
Bond Offering —
Mary E. Sheehan, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed
the
Day Trust Co.,
Devonshire St., Boston, until
Ill
11
bids at
Note
(DST)
a.m.
Nov.
on
payable
Oct.
on
20 for
Glas¬
of
Bank
Legality approved by Skaggs,
gow.
Hays & Fahey, of Louisville.
1
from
1956 to
Principal
the
at
and
Day
1975
interest
Trust
Co.,
Legality
approved
by
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Storey,
Dennis-Yarmouth
Regional School
District (P. O. Dennis), Mass.
Bond
Sale — The
$1,630,000
bonds offered
awarded
to
a
Oct
13
were
composed
group
Sale—The $750,000
school
Principal and interest payable at
Second
ity
approved
Clerk,
(CST) on Oct. 17
for the purchase of $65,000 water
works
June
1
sive.
bonds.
revenue
from
1956
Due
payable at the Leitchfield Deposit
Bank,
Leitchfield. Legality ap¬
Louisville.
Bond
and
$195,000 water
bonds
revenue
sewer
Oct.
11
182,
—v.
offered
awarded
to
Widmann
1508 — were
& Co., and
p.
Magnus
&
Co., both of Cincin¬
nati, jointly.
v.
a
S
1
a
e
bonds
price
The
—
$6,000,000
Oct.
13
about
$529,000 4s.
1961
to
2.80%,
Due on
1965
747,000 2V2S.
1966
to
1,575,000
as
$600,000
2%s.
May
1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
on
May
1
2.80s.
Due
on
May
Other
members
Blair
&
Co.
of
the
Lot B
Due
1964
Separate bids must be made
at the National Shawmut Bank
Boston.
Legality
approved
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge
Rugg, of Boston.
of
by
&
sealed
Franklin
bids
(DST)
St.,
chase
of
Dated
Nov.
1
Second
Co.,
until
for
18
$735,000
from
the
Trust
Boston,
Oct.
on
at
Street
1, 1955. Due
1956
to
1975
pur¬
bonds.
on
Nov.
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
Second
Trust
Co.,
B.
Gibbons
&
Company In¬
corporated; Barrow, Leary & Co.;
at
bank
a
trust
or
company
by the purchaser. Le-'
gality approved by Berry, Stevens
designated
&
Moorman, of Detroit.
Bloomfield
Township Fractional
School District No. 3 (P.O.
Pontiac), Mich.
Bond Offering—L. C.
District
Burch, Jr.,
will receive
(EST) on
Secretary,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Oct. 17 for the purchase of
$550,-*
building bonds. Dated Nov.'l,
1955. Due on July 1 from 1957 to
1983 inclusive. Principal and in¬
000
terest
(J-J) payable at
bank or
by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
crust
a
designated
company
Burton Township School District
No. 5 (P. O. Flint), Mich.
Bond Offering—Ray B. Kinder,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
8
receive
sealed
(EST)
p.m.
on
of
bids
Oct.
until
19 for the
$390,000
building
July
1
from
1956
1980
to
inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the purchas¬
er.
Legality approved by Berry,
Stevens
&
Moorman,
of
Detroit.
Detroit, Mich.
Bond
Bank-State
Street
Legality ap¬
Storey,
Thorndike,
by
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Massachusetts
Note
of
cessful
sues
O.
Housing Authorities
Boston), Mass.
Sale—Kuhn,
New
York
City,
bidder for
of
local
Loeb
the
was
the
&
Co.,
suc¬
various
housing
is¬
authority
ing in the aggregate to $1,456,000.
The purchaser named an interest
rate
paid
of
6%
for
various
$342,000
Offering—John
erspoon,
ceive
H.
With-
City Controller, will
sealed
bids
until
10
re¬
a.m.
(EST) on Oct. 18 for the purchase
$396,000
special
assessment
paving bonds.
Dated June
15, 1955.
Due on June 15 from
of
street
1960
to
and interest
official
current
in
inclusive.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
New
York
bank
of the-city
Chicago, or
City,
Detroit.
Legality
approved
by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
of Detroit.
Dimondale School District, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $110,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 11—v. 182,
p.
1385—were
Webber,
awarded
Jackson
&
to Paine,
Curtis, of
Chicago.
Boston.
lows:
Devine
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
noon
the
school
Ill
Geo.
Co.;
will
bonus. Dated Oct. 1, 1955. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1957 to 1981 inclusive.
1957
notes offered Oct. 13 and amount¬
J.
&
of Edu¬
until 8 p.m.
on
& Co.; White, Weld
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
Hornblower
&
Weeks; First of
Michigan Corporation; R. S. Dick¬
son
&
Company
Incorporated;
C.
Carl¬
G.
receive sealed bids
(EST) on Oct. 24 for
the purchase of $750,000 building
cation,
respective
issues,
each
of
which is dated Sept. 1, 1955. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
1
Incorporated;
Offering—Edw.
Secretary of Board
inclusive.
(P.
syndi¬
Bond
son,
bonds. Dated July 1, 1955. Due on
on
proved
May 1 from
from 1982 to 1995 inclusive.
cate:
as
A
90,000 school project bonds.
on
Sept. 1 from 1956 to
from 1972 to 1981 inclusive.
3,149,000
bonds,
municipal relief bonds.
Sept. 1, 1956 and 1957.
Due
the
inclusive.
Due
1971
follows:
MICHIGAN
Berkley School District, Mich.
purchase
Lot
—
Inc., Chicago, at a
100.0001, a net interest
of
of
$690,000
follows:
ceive
Co.
&
of
(P. O. Conway), Mass.
Bond
Offering — H. M. Sin¬
clair, District Treasurer, will re¬
182, p. 1164—were awarded to
syndicate headed by Halsey,
Stuart
Boston, Trust Dept..
Street, Boston, until
(DST) on Oct. 20 for the
Bank-State
offered
City, as 1.90s, at a price of
100.05, a basis of about 1.89%.
Shaw-
Frontier Regional School District
(P. O. New Orleans), La.
Bond
the National
Water
purchase
•
LOUISIANA
school
bids at
mut Bank of
the
Sale—The
York
re¬
proved by Skaggs, Hays & Fahey,
of
11
p.
B.
Zebrasky, City Ireasurer, will
ceive
inclu¬
1978
to
by
River, Mass.
Offering — Frederick
on
Principal and interest (J-D)
Street
Fall
Bond
sealed
receive
will
bids until 7 p.m.
State
-
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
noon
T. E. Layman,
—
Bank
sewer
Oct.
offered
bonds
1509—were awarded
First Boston Corp., New
182,
the
to
01
Dated Nov. 1, 1955. Due on Nov.
from
1956
to
1975
inclusive.
1
of
Tyson,
&
Dabney
Wellesley, Mass.
&
Burr, Inc., F. S. Moseley & Co., Lee Higginson Corp.,
R. L. Day & Co., Estaorook &
Co.,
and
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, ail of Boston, as 2.40s, at
a price of
100.31, a basis of about
40
Leitchfield, Ky.
school
Sale—The $107,000
the
Dodge, of Boston.
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
National
>
:i"-
Boston, as 2.40s, at a price of
100.33, a basis of about 2.36%.
purchase of $225,000 electric light
plant bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1955.
Dated Nov. 1, 1955. Due on Nov.
Citizens
j
Wakefield, Mass.
and
2.36%.
(CST)
1.95%.
Townsend,
at
successful
Barren
a.m.
basis
2s, at a price of 100.28, a
as
Parish
or
Coffin
National
,
project notes offered Oct'10—v.
182, p. 1508 — were awarded to
Co., both
of Des Moines, White-Phillips Co.,
Davenport,
and
Dysart
State
Bank, of Dysart, at a price of
Iowa-Des
p
bonds
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the office of the
school
Becker
Inc.,
Mass.
school
The
George P. Fogg & Co., of Boston,
Dated
inclusive.
Boston.
of
composed
group
—
182, p. 1384—were awarded to
v.
July 1, 1955.
July 1 from 1957 to 1970
Due
Chapman
by
Cownie,
annually from July 1, 1957 to July
1, 1970 inclusive, interest J-J. Le¬
Bond
bonds.
&
Moines
a
re¬
Oct. 21 for the purchase
school building bonds.
Oct.
ing
Sale
Bond
totaling $543,000 offered Oct. 6—
Abrams,
until
6
p.m.
(CST)
on
Nov. 7
for the purchase of $140,000 build¬
inclusive.
Dysart Consolidated School
District, Iowa
Bond Sale—The $250,000 school
building bonds offered Oct. 11—
v.
182, p. 1508—were awarded to
cost
(P. O. Blocker), Ind.
Bond Offering—Leland C. Bux¬
Township
Board,
1956
Interest
Cutler, of Chicago.
p.
ton,
N.
of the Parish Scnool
will receive sealed bids
J-D.
from
1
inclusive.
1975
&
(CST)
purchase
building
1955.
to
sealed bids
on
Nov. 2
of
$1,100,000
receive
a.m.
Orleans Parish School District
Township School Township
(P. O. East Gary), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $25,000 build¬
Johnson
Offering—M.
MASSACHUSETTS
3.34%.
about
District
—v.
Hobart
of
Bond
Sch.
Secretary
IOWA
Building
awarded to the
Calvin
Winnfield), La.
Bond
Bond Offering
Dated
Oct.
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
payable
(M-N)
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
Oct. 24 for the purchase of $50,000
school
8
Oct. 25 for the purchase
$15,000
City
pur¬
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
225
on
until
bids
re¬
cipal and interest payable at the
.
chaser.
No.
(CST)
INDIANA
about
Offering—Geo. R. Young,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
agreeable
$400,000.
sewerage
Dated May 1,
Auburn, Ind.
Bond Offering — aanet
Potter,
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
1 for the purchase of
$975,000 mu¬
-
the
at
3%s, at
III.
Bond
tually
sealed
18
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
and
inclusive.
au¬
Chicago.
has been postponed to Oct. 21.
1974
ceive
will
—
Postponed—The
Glencoe,
Clerk-Treasurer,
of
Parish,
(P. O.
$314,-
notes, $35,619.66.
Northampton,
Winn
the
interest
and
$620,000 Springfield
$180,000
$19,648.27;
of
Company.
Trust Company, of Boston. Legal¬
an
May 1 from 1982
on
and
Richter
bids until 10:30
of
inclusive.
Principal
Oct.
or
1984
Chicopee notes, $18,039.64;
County Clerk, will receive sealed
works
bonds.
1955. Due
to
offering of $310,000 building bonds
originally scheduled for Oct. 14
to
water
Clay School
Offering
Bond
Whitesburg, Ky.
County School District No.
Bond
-
balance
revenue
Oxford, Ind.
Offering—Earl A. Steele,
Town
Dated
on
1981
of
000
inclusive.
Due
issue
Lynn notes, $10,341.19;
Co., Inc.; How¬
Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs
Company; Thomas & Com¬
pany; Ducournau & Kees; Sterne,
&
Agee
Leach;
and
Scherck,
May 1
sewer¬
bonds.
1951.
mium
ana
County (P. O. Glasgow),
Kentucky
Bond Offering—nubert S. Fant,
and
to
60,000
City,
phis, Fulton,
nahs, Ballin
as
Bonds
Co., of Salt
Shelby Cullom Davis
& Co., Fahey, Clark &
Co., First
Cleveland Corp.;
p.m.
from. 1978
thorized
receive
(CST)
purchase of
follows:
works
are
Bank, Oakland
the
revenue
May 1,
Ballman & Main,
Falion & Co., Conti¬
Bank
will
7:30
for
water
age
Co.,
Eramhall,
nental
24
$130,000 bonds,
&
Co., First Securities
Company of Chicago, E. F. Hutton &
Co., Mullaney, Wells &
Co.,
F. S. Yantis & Co., C. S.
Clerk,
bids until
Oct.
on
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Farwell,
Chapman
Rochelle, III.
Offering—R. M. DeCour-
Bond
are
Mann, Secretary of Board of Di¬
Lake
for
thereafter
and
Monday, October 17, 1955
.
ard,
of
City. Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
Commission, representatives
consulting engineers and
until
1963
as
the First National
the
bond attorneys.
July 1
.
Wm. E. Pollock &
July 1, 1962. Princi¬
pal and interest (J-J) payable at
Stratton,
Highway
State
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at a Chicago bank
mutually
satisfactory to the purchaser and
Pont
in
due
callable
1955.
Georgia, Atlanta; Bacon, Stev¬
enson
&
Co., Alex. Brown &
Sons, Coffin & Burr, Francis I.
Hirsch
Dated Nov. 1, 1955. Due on
1974
Stuart & Co. Inc.
Speakers at the meeting included
Oak¬
p.m.
for the
from 1958 to 1986 inclusive. Bonds
managed by Glore, Forgan & Co.
Halsey,
National Bank,
(CST) on
purchase of $630,first mortgage revenue bonds.
and
Governor
First
City, until 1
18
of
purpose
spelling out the details of the
forthcoming offering of $415,000,000
land
Oct.
000
(State of)
Million
the
at
.
each
issue
premiums,
as
and
fol¬
v
Holyoke
notes,
at
pre¬
Gaines
Township, Swartz Creek
Community Sch. Dist. No. 22,
Fractional (P. O. Swartz
Creek), Mich.
Bond
Syring,
Offering
sealed
Raymond C.
Secretary, will
—
District
receive
bids
until
8
p.m.
Oct. 20 for the purchase
of $590,000 building bonds. Dated
June 1, 1955. Due on May 1 from
(EST)
on
1958
to
and
interest
1970
inclusive.
Principal
payable at
the Genesee County Savings Bank
of
Flint.
Legality approved by
(M-N)
Miller,
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Paddock
&
©
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1616)
the Harris Trust &
Savings Bank,
Chicago, as 2%s, at a price
100.729, a basis of about 2.54%.
Other
nental
National
Bank
&
Trust
Co., First National Bank, all
of Chicago, Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
and consisting of First National
City Bank, Chemical Corn Ex¬
change Bank, Guaranty Trust Co.,
J. P. Morgan
& Co. Inc., all of
New
York, Lehman Brothers, C.
J. Devine
&
Co., Kidder, Peabcdy & Co., White, Weld & Co.,
Drexel & Co., Shields & Co., First
National
Bank, Portland; Gold¬
man
Sachs & Co., Phelps, Fenn
& Co., Blair & Co. Inc., Philadel¬
phia
National
Bank,
Philadel¬
phia, Salomon Bros & Hutzler,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
W.
R.
able
Pressprich
Co.,
&
Equit¬
Securities
Corporation,
Hornblower
&
Weeks, William
Blair & Co., Dick & Merle-Smith,
Hallgarten
&
Co.,
Hemphill,
No.yes & Co.;
Marine Trust Company of West¬
ern
New
York,
Buffalo; John
N'uveen
&
Co., Barr
Brothers
&
Co., J. C. Bradford & Co., Braun,
& Co. Inc., Central Re¬
public Co., City National Bank
Bosworth
& Trust
tional
Co.
Bank
City,
of
&
Chicago, City Na¬
Trust Co., of Kan¬
Collins & Co.,
Dominick, Geo. B.
Inc., W. E. Hutton
& Co., Stroud & Co., Trust Co.
of Georgia, Atlanta; Bacon, Stev¬
sas
Gibbons
Julien
Sons,
du
$415
ing
sentatives
Pont
Alex.
&
Brown
&
Francis I.
Burr,
&
Co., Eldredge & Co.,
Hirsch
& Co.,
Reynolds & Co.,
Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
American
National
Bank
&
Co.,
of
Chicago, ■' F.
W.
Co., Fidelity Union
Trust Co., of Newark, Kean, Tay¬
lor & Co.,
King,, Quirk & Co.,
Andrews & Wells, Inc., Robert W.
Baird & Co., Burns, Corbett &
Pickard Inc., C. F. Childs & Co.,
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Farwell,
Chapman & Co., First Securities
Company of Chicago, E. F. Hutton
&
Co., Mullaney, Wells &
Co.,
F. S. Yantis & Co., C. S.
Craigie
&
the
Cleveland
First
Corp.;
National
Bank, of Mem¬
Reid & Co., Han¬
&
Lee,
Kenower,
MacArthur
&
Co.,
McDonaldMoore
&
Co.,
Milwaukee
Co.,
of
Great
Hall
Pierce
&
Co.,
Schmidt, Poole,
Roberts & Parke,
Shaughnessy &
Co., Singer, Deane & Scribner,
John Small &
Co., Third National
Bank in Nashville, Union Plant¬
ers
National Bank, of Memphis
and
R.
Cook
'
D.
White
Co.
&
the
financing
is
dertaken
wide
toll
syndicate
to
25 via
of
a
564
be
Governor
William
members
1955.
15
from
1957
County School District No.
for
Oct.
14
III.
nicipal building bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1 from 1956
Principal and
agreeable
to
Trustees
the
and
Village
the
No.
225
(P. G. Alpha), III.
Bond
Offering—John J. Weech,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed, bids until
8
p.m.
(CST) on Oct. 20 for
purchase of $690,000 school
building bonds.
Dated Nov.
1,
the
1955.
1974
Due
on
Dec.
1
from 1956 to
(J-D)
Principal and in¬
payable at a place
mutually satisfactory to the
pur¬
7
Dated July 1, 1955.
July 1 from 1957 to 1970
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the office of the
Parish
at
or
School
Board
Treasurer,
by the
Legality ap¬
bank specified
any
182, p. 1384—were awarded to
George P. Fogg & Co., 01 Boston,
v.
of
successful
of about
bids until
bidder.
7:30
Due
V.
Dec.
Note
1,
11
J-D.
Interest
inclusive.
Wellesley, Mass.
from 1956 to
1975
Principal and interest
the Day Trust Co.,
payable
water works
age
York
May 1,
1951.
1978
Bonds
60,000
Due
to
issue
MICHIGAN
Berkley School District, Mich.
Bond
May
approved
by
&
Palmer
an
Dennis-Yarmouth
Regional
School
District (P. O. Dennis), Mass.
Bond
Sale — The
$1,630,000
bonds offered Oct 13
to
a
were
composed
group
$400,000.
works
sewerage
bonds. Dated May 1,
1955. Due
1984
the
at
interest
Northern
(M-N)
Legality approved by Skaggs,
City
(CST)
Due
inclusive.
on
Oct.
1
from
revenue
June
bonds.
1956
from
1
Due
Corporation
(P. O. Dillsboro), Ind.
Bond Sale —The
$325,000 first
able
Oct.
6
and
sewer
Oct.
offered
11
—
awarded
&
.
school
Securities
Corp., of
2%s, at
about
a
a
Indianapolis,
price of 100.08,
a
basis
price
2.60%.
cost
13
about
2.80%,
as
follows:
$529,000 4s.
1961
Bond
ton,
Offering—Leland C. Bux¬
Township Trustee, will re¬
ceive
sealed
(CST)
on
of
$15,000
Dated
bids
until
4
1,
1955.
Due
1966
3,149,000
semi¬
Other
cate:
C.
&
Due
1971
2%s.
May 1
from
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
Due
2.80s.
Due
J.
members
Blair
Devine
&
of
on
May
1
on
May
the
Geo.
1
B.
Gibbons
&
bank or
designated
Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Burton
a
by the
Legality approved by
purchaser.
Paddock
&
Township School District
(P. O. Flint), Mich.
No. S
Bond Offering—Ray B. Kinder,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
8
receive
sealed
(EST)
purchase
of
p.m.
July
1
on
until
bids
Oct.
19 for the
$390,000
building
July 1, 1955. Due on
from
1956
1980
to
inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
designated by the purchas¬
Legality approved by Berry,
&
Moorman,
of
Detroit.
issues,
Detroit, Mich.
on
each
Bond
of
Offering—John H. With-
cipal and interest
(M-S)
payable
at the National Shawmut Bank
Boston.
Legality
of
approved
Ropes, Gray, Best,
Rugg, of Boston.
by
City Controller, will
Coolidge
&
sealed
Franklin
bids
St.,
the
at
Street
re¬
Second
Co., Ill
until noon
until
1955.
to
10
re¬
a.m.
Oct. 18 for the purchase
special
paving bonds.
Due
1960
assessment
Dated June
June
on
15
from
inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
current
Sin¬
Trust
Boston,
on
bids
$396,000
street
15,
Regional School District
sealed
(EST)
of
1957
(DST)
syndi¬
Oct.
on
chase
of
Dated
Nov.
1
18
for
$735,000
from
1,
1956
the
school
pur¬
bonds.
1955. Due on
to
1975
Nov.
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable
Second
Trust
in
New
Detroit.
official
bank of the-city
City, Chicago, or
Legality
approved
by
York
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
of Detroit.
Co.,
Note
of
&
the
was
Co.
suc¬
bidder for the various
of
sues
City,
local
housing
is¬
authority
notes offered Oct. 13 and amount¬
ing in the aggregate to $1,456,000
The
purchaser named
rate
paid
of
6%
various
for
each
an
interest
issue
premiums,
as
and
fol¬
lows:
Company Incorporated; Barrow, Leary & Co.;1 $342,000
Holyoke
notes,
awarded
at
pre¬
Jackson
>
ap¬
Gaines
&
to Paine,
Curtis, of
■
Township, Swartz Creek
Community Sch. Dist. No. 22,
Fractional (P. O. Swartz
Creek), Mich.
Housing Authorities
Boston), Mass.
York
1385—were
Chicago.
Legality
Sale—Kuhn, Loeb
New
cessful
O.
p.
Webber,
by
Massachusetts
Bond Sale—The $116,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 11—v. 182,
Street
Bank-State
Boston.
Dimondale School District, Mich.
a.
Storey,
Thorndike
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
1
Incorporated;
Co.; White, Weld
Co.;
(J-J) payable at
company
ceive
(P.
Co.
&
crust
erspoon,
proved
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
&
Weeks; First of
Michigan Corporation; R. S. Dick¬
son
&
Company
Incorporated;
Hollis,
President, will receive sealed bids
on
inclusive.
Hornblower
City), Ind.
pay
Due
1965
from 1982 to 1995 inclusive.
Oakland-Columbia School Building
Company, Inc. (P. O. Oakland
_
respective
from 1972 to 1981 inclusive.
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Offering
to
1,575,000
annually from July 1, 1957 to July
1, 1970 inclusive, interest J-J. Le¬
Bond
to
747,000 2i/2s.
p.m.
Oct. 21 for the purchase
school building bonds.
Oct.
Separate bids must be made
the
Johnson
Township Sch. Township
(P. O. Blocker), Ind.
terest
—
Inc., Chicago, at a
100.0001, a net interest
of
of
building bonds. Dated Nov.'l,
on July 1 from 1957 to
1983 inclusive. Principal and in¬
1955. Due
Stevens
ceive
Co.
&
000
1964
clair, District Treasurer, will
$6,000,000
Oct.
Burch, Jr.,
will receive
Secretary,
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 17 for the purchase of $550,-*
Sept. 1 from 1956 to
Bank-State
offered
bonds
Bond Offering—L. C.
District
inclusive.
(P. O. Conway), Mass.
Offering — H. M.
182, p. 1164—were awarded to
syndicate headed by Halsey,
Stuart
B
Bond
(P. O. New Orleans), La.
v.
Township Fractional
(P.O.
Pontiac), Mich.
School District No. 3
er.
Frontier
Orleans Parish School District
963—were awarded to the City
Bloomfield
which is dated Sept. 1, 1955. Prin¬
3.34%.
ing bonds offered Sept. 20—v. 182,
pay¬
company
pany
1508 — were
& Co., and
Sale —The
(J-J)
trust
or
gality approved by Berry, Stevens
& Moorman, of Detroit.
Due
on
LOUISIANA
Bond
bonds.
Co., both of Cincin¬
nati, jointly.
Township School Township
(P. O. East Gary), Ind.
Bond Sale—The
$25,000 build¬
relief
Sept. 1, 1956 and 1957.
Lot
bank
a
bonds. Dated
A
municipal
on
at
90,000 school project bonds.
(J-D)
bonds offered
182, p.
Magnus
to
Widmann
Hobart
p.
follows:
Due
$195,000 water
revenue
v.
v.
182, v p. 1384 —were
Indianapolis Bond
and Share Corp., Indianapolis, as
3%s, at a price of 100.33, a .basis of
—
Boston, Trust Dept.,
Street,
Boston,
until
noon
(DST) on Oct. 20 for the
purchase of $690,000 bonds, as
$600,000
1, 1955. Due on
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
Shaw-
Water
the
Sale—The
Bond
National
on
Louisville.
of
School Building
bonds
of
payable at the Leitchfield Deposit
Bank,
Leitchfield. Legality ap¬
proved by Skaggs, Hays & Fahey,
to
Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
revenue
mut Bank
Dated Oct.
Principal and interest
B.
—
the
at
inclu¬
1978
to
and interest
sive. Principal
will
bonds.
re¬
Offering
bids
Lot
purchase of $65,000 water¬
works
on
1956
Interest A-O.
sealed
Oct. 17
for the
Oct. 24 for the purchase of $50,000
school aid
bonds. Dated
Oct.
1,
1960
receive
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on
,
1 p.m.
will
Clerk,
T. E. Layman,
—
River, Mass.
Frederick
ceive
40
Leitchfield, Ky.
Bond Offering
Thorn-
Zebrasky, City Treasurer, will
Glas¬
of
Hays & Fahey, of Louisville.
INDIANA
Fall
Bond
payable at the
Bank
Street
State
Storey,
by
approved
-
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
1975 inclusive. Prin¬
National
Bank
Second
ity
bonds.
Nov. 1
revenue
and interest
gow.
Trust
Auburn, Ind.
Bond Offering — aanet
Potter,
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
1955.
building
Citizens
Co., Chicago. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
sealed bids until
basis of about
a
Dated Nov. 1, 1955. Due on Nov.
from
1956
to
1975
inclusive.
1
the
$387,000
Dated Nov. 1, 1955. Due on
cipal
and
price of 100.31,
2.36%.
of
purchase
from 1956 to
May 1 from 1982
inclusive.
Principal
payable
on
the
for
of Edu¬
receive sealed bids
(EST) on Oct. 24 for
purchase of $750,000 building
cation,
Co.,
Trust Company, of Boston. Legal¬
school
water
revenue
&
County Clerk, will receive sealed
a.m. (CST) on Oct.
18
Carl¬
G.
Board
01
Inc., F. S. MoseLee Higginson Corp.,
R. L. Day & Co., Estaorook & Co.,
and
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, ail of Boston, as 2.40s, at
(P. O. Glasgow),
bids until 10:30
au¬
of
Jan. 1 from 1957 to 1981 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
1
Offering—Edw.
Secretary
son,
Legality
Kentucky
Offering—nobert S. Fant,
Bond
inclusive.
of
of
KENTUCKY
Barren County
as 1.90s, at a price of
basis of about 1.89%.
a
Thorndike,
a
Dated
on
1981
balance
are
thorized
to
State
price of
a
1509—were awarded
Boston Corp., New
until 8 p.m.
awarded
Dysart
sewer
Oct. 11
offered
City,
100.05,
the
school
Bank & Trust Co., both
Moines, White-Phillips Co.,
at
p.
First
Storey,
Iowa
Davenport,
and
Bank, of Dysart,
sewer¬
bonds.
revenue
from
and
182,
the
bonds
at
Dodge, of Boston.
24
$70,000
school
Oct. 20 for the
on
1
Sale—The $750,000
Boston.
Chapman
composed of Becker &
Inc.,
Iowa-Des Moines
Cownie,
Nov.
on
school
Sale—The $107,000
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, of
Boston, as 2.40s, at a price of
100.33, a basis of about 2.36%.
purchase of $225,000 electric light
plant bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1955.
Due
Sale—The $250,000 school
group
(DST)
a.m.
•"
project notes offered Oct.'10—v.
182, p. 1508 — were awarded to
1:0
Mary E. Shee-
—
han, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids at the Day Trust
Co.,
Ill Devonshire St., Boston, until
195b
from
1
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Bond
p.m.
v
■
Wakefield, Mass.
and
Concord, Mass.
building bonds offered Oct. 11—
v.
182, p. 1508—were awarded to
(CST)
for the purchase of
$130,000 bonds, as follows:
[
Oct.
1.95%.
by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Bond Offering
$1,100,000
Dated
bonds.
District,
a
basis
2s, at a price of 10U.28, a
as
proved
MASSACHUSETTS
Dysart Consolidated School
inclusive.
bonds
totaling $343,000 offered Oct. 6—
on
1C0.02.
on
school
bonds.
sealed
inclusive.
terest
ing
Due
ley
pur¬
Henry, Knox and Mercer Counties
Ccmmunity Unit School District
Nov.
on
Mass.
Sale —The
Bond
Coffin & Burr,
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
(CST)
p.m.
National
of
of
6
of Des
as
Board
until
Rochelle, III.
Bond Offering—R. M. DeCoursey,
City
Clerk,
will
receive
or
(J-D) payable at a bank
trust company in the State mu¬
Winnfield), La.
Offering—M. N. Abrams,
Independent School
purchase
1975
to
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
interest
tually
J-J.
Interest
Legality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Offering—Geo. R. Young,
sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
1 for the purchase of
$975,000 mu¬
inclusive.
1,
to
&
the District.
about
Village Clerk, will receive
1974
Oct.
1 from 1960
District, la.
Offering — Herrold
the
1955.
(J-J) pay¬
able at a Chicago bank
mutually
satisfactory to the purchaser ana
89
has been postponed to Oct. 21.
to
Moines
building
awarded to the
Bond
inclusive.
for
Principal and interest
mortgage
Glencoe,
p.m.
utility
Dated
Jan.
on
Bond
bonds.
Due on Jan.
1968
to
re¬
Mann, Secretary of Board of Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed bids
until
10
a.m.
(CST) on Nov. 2
building
15, 1955.
District
—v.
(CDST) on Oct. 18
purchase
of
$730,000
and
bonds.
Due
Des
p.m.
site
Sch.
Secretary of the Parish Scnool
Board, will receive sealed bids
IOWA
Secretary of the Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids
Oct.
8
works
water
G.
son,
8
Northampton,
Calvin
(P. O.
Bond
notes, $35,619.66.
Bond
County Sch. District No. 108
(P. O. 711 Lincoln Ave., Highland
Park), III.
Bond Offering—Charles H. Wil¬
the
$15,000
1974
Parish,
Scherck,
inclusive.
Oct. 25 for the purchase
revenue
Lake
Clay
scheduled
on
of
will
until
bids
sealed
(CST)
un¬
nation¬
bond attorneys.
until
Clerk-Treasurer,
ceive
Stratton,
members of the State Highway
Toll Commission, representatives
of the consulting engineers and
for
Oxford, Ind.
Offering—Earl A. Steele,
Bond
The
Winn
and
$19,648.27;
for the purchase of $140,000 build¬
Town
by Glore, Forgan & Co.
and
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
Speakers at the meeting included
originally
•
bonds.
expected
Oct.
on
Offering Postponed—The
offering of $310,000 building bonds
-
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
managed
(P. O. May wood), III.
-
road
Bank, Oakland
apolis.
on
&
Leach;
Richter Company.
payable at
City. Legality approved by Ross,
13, called for the purpose of
spelling out the details of the
forthcoming offering of $415,000,Illinois
(J-J)
First National
the
are
and
pany;
Agee
of
Lynn notes, $10,341.19;
Company; Thomas & Com¬
Ducournau & Kees; Sterne,
ana
of July 1, 1962. Princi¬
as
Oct.
000
July 1
on
thereafter
and
pal and interest
of
City
'
Whitesburg, Ky.
Bond
.
York
1955. Due
1963
callable
the
Chamber
the
in New
in
due
underwriting
at
purchase of $630,-
$180,000
$314,Chicopee notes, $18,039.64;
$620,000 Springfield
mium
000
1
from 1958 to 1986 inclusive. Bonds
Repre¬
—
on
1955
Monday, October 17,
.
.
Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.; How| ard, Weil, Labojuisse, Friedrichs
Oak- |
(CST)
p.m.
mortgage revenue bonds.
Dated Nov. 1,
Offer¬
meeting
of
Commerce
phis, Fulton,
nahs, Ballin
Pacific Northwest Co., Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Rauscher,
25
First National Bank,
City, until 1
18 for the
000 first
Road
Oct.
information
Ashmun
Co., Ballman & Main,
Eramhall, Falion & Co., Conti¬
nental Bank & Trust Co., of Salt
Lake City, Shelby Cullom Davis
& Co., Fahey, Clark &
Co., First
land
Oct.
syndicate and prospective buyers
of
the
bonds
were
among
the
huge audience in attendance at
school
Co.,
Toll
the
at
Legality
Cutler,
&
(State of)
Million
Expected
Dated
Coffin
Trust
Illinois
&
&
enson
District.
by Chapman
of Chicago.
& Co.
Dominick
the
and
Approved
syndi¬
Co., Conti¬
Trust
Illinois
chaser
the
of
members
Northern
cate:
of
.
Bond
Syring,
receive
Offering
District
sealed
Raymond C.
Secretary, will
—
bids
until
8
p.m.
(EST) on Oct. 20 for the purchase
of $590,000 building bonds. Dated
June 1, 1955. Due on May 1 from
1958 to 1970 inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
payable at
the Genesee County Savings Bank
Flint. 1 Legality
Miller,
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
of
approved
Paddock
by
&
■<!
Volume
182
Number
5473
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1617)
Grand
Rapids Township Sch. Dist.
No. 7 (P. O. Grand
Rapids), Mich.
Offering—Janet E. Mun-
Bond
District
son,
ceive
Secretary,
sealed
bids
will
until
re¬
8
p.m.
(EST) oil Oct.*20 for the purchase
of $250,000 building bonds. Dated
July 1,' 1955. Due on April 1 from
1956
1972
to
and
interest
bank
inclusive.
(A-O)
payable
trust company
or
Principal
at
a
designated
Attorney
cation,
Grand
Pointe Woods, Mich.
Sale—The $59,000 Paving
Assessment
Rolls
Nos.
awarded
H.
to
Detroit,
as
bonds
offered
865
p.
were
—
V. Sattley & Co.,
33As, at a price of
"
Par.
:
1958
Community Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
.Bond
Offering—Byron Combs,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
8
receive
purchase
bonds.
of
1
bids
Oct.
on
and
Nov.
from
1,
1956
to
1981
interest
trust
designated by the
Legality
approved
Canfield,
pur¬
by
Paddock
&
Rural
Agricultural School
District, Mich.
Bond
Sale—The
Oct. 6—v. 182,
1384—were awarded to Kenow-
MacArthur & Co., of Detroit.
er,
Kalamazoo School District, Mich.
Note Offering—C. C. Crawford,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7:45
(EST) on Oct. 17 for the
purchase of $375,000 tax anticipa¬
p.m.
tion
notes.
Dated
Oct.
31, 1955.
Due on March 31, 1956. Principal
and interest payable at the office
of
the Board
Mellen
of
Education.
Township
School
District
(P. O. Wallace), Mich.
V Bond
Sale—The
$110,000 school
Oct. 5—v. 182, p.
offered
bonds
1384—were awarded to the ChanSecurities
ner
at
cago,
Company, of Chi¬
price of
a
interest
cost
of
at
8
receive
100.30,
about
net
a
3.14%,
as
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
July
1
sive.
bids
$1,000,000
from
1957
to
bank
trust
or
Township
com¬
School Dist.
No. 4 (P.O. Grand Rapids), Mich.
Bond Offering—Arthur G. Berg¬
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
man,
the
office
of
O.
Paul
from
Straw-
hacker, Attorney for the Board,
537 Michigan Trust Bldg., Grand
Rapids, until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 19 for the purchase of $72,000
building and site, unlimited tax,
general obligation bonds.
Dated
Oct. 1, 1955. Due on Oct. 1 from
1956 to 1981 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at a
bank or trust company in Michi¬
gan to be designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder.
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
15
inclusive.
to
1970
on
March 15, 1971.
Merrill Community School District,
Michigan
Offering — Lester
«.
Wet-
Legality approved
by Dorsey, Colman,. Barker, Scott
& Barber, of
Minneapolis.
Polk
District No. 1 (P. O.
S
1
a
e
$1,000,000
building bonds offered
v.
182,
a
the purchase of
1,
1955.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved bv Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
Oct.
11—
composed
of
John
cost
of
$152,000 bonds,
as
ited ad valorem taxes.
116,000 special assessment bonds,
also backed by the city's full
faith
credit.
and
Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1960 incl.
The
bonds
are
dated
Sept.
1,
'
about
3V4S.
from
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the Wyandotte Savings
Bank.
2.93%,
Due
1966
to
Due
1979
290,000 3s.
1980
ler,
Canfield,
Paddock
1985
to
fol¬
as
til
1:30 p.m.
the
Feb.
on
Feb.
on
Gaylord,
Bond
Sale
of
Minneapolis,
of
100.24,
&
Stone,
I
Branch). Mich.
Sale
—
offered
The
Oct.
were
—
Savings
as
$30,000 road
11
v.
182,
—
awarded to the
Bank,
of
West
ticipation notes offered Oct. 10—
182, p. 1509—were awarded to
Plainfield
School
National
and
Citizens
Ontonagan, and the
of Ewen, jointly.
Township
District
Grand
Fourth
on
were
as
3s,
at
Co.,
price
a
basis of about 2.97%.
bids until
Oct.
No.
1
(P.
O.
19
7:30
the
for
ler, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
will receive sealed bids
at
Strawhecker,
inclusive.
p.m. (CST)
purchase of
to
1
for
the
bonds,
Vegas, Nev.
purchase of
Nov.
on
$2,875,000
Dec.
1
from
1978
banking
Nov. 1
on
for
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
institution
by
1956
Due
to
on
1975
in¬
275,000 police department bonds.
Principal
the
to
suitable
be
successful
desig¬
Due on Dec. 1
1956 to 1975 inclusive.
to
from
200,000 fire alarm system bonds.
Due
on
1975
inclusive.
Offering—Sun^rintendent
Gillman
Dated
Dec.
1
from
1956
to
$340,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Independence, Mo.
Bond Sale—The
$1,500,000 elec¬
tric
light works revenue bonds
offered
Oct.
12—v.
awarded
of
1, 1955.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
City Treasurer's office, or at the
Harris Trust & Savings
Bank,.of
Chicago.
Legality approved by
Pershing, Bosworth, Dick & Daw¬
son, of Denver.
NEW
Cheshire
HAMPSHIRE
County (P. O. Keene),
New Hampshire
EugeneFelch,
Treasurer,
will
receive
sealed bids at the Merchants
tional Bank, 30 State
Na¬
St., Boston,
until
10
a.m.
(DST)
for the purchase of
Oct.
on
$346,000
to
F.'i S.
182,
1955.
Due
1975
20
a
group
Smithers
Principal
in¬
and
terest payable at the Merchants
National Bank of Boston.
Legality
Struthers
approved
com¬
&
2.73%,
follows:
$180,000
Atlantic
County (P. O.
Atlantic City), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $475,000
county
Due
to
1960
1969
to
1
v.
bonds
182,
nated
by
the
p.
1509
Van
on
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
be
successful
desig¬
bidder.
Sept. 27.)
Sale—The $235,000 hospi¬
tal bonds offered Sept. 30—v. 182,
awarded
National
2%s.
1970
Co.,
the
to
Stern
and
Due
to
to
March
1
inclusive.
March
on
1975
1
inclusive.
on
1969
Due
to
March
on
1966
Lancaster
No.
147
Bond
1
inclusive.
County School District
O. Lincoln), Neb.
(P.
Offering
building
at
to
the
Bank, of St.
Paul, as 2.80s, at a price of 100.04,
a basis of about 2.79%.
public
Davis,
Healey,
a
An
issue
bonds
auction
Davies
Esq., of Lincoln.
mature in
—
of
will
be
at
8
$23,000
the
at
until
will
8
p.m.
plant
sewer
bonds.
Farmers
&
Merchants
Na¬
Bank, Matawan.
Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
20
& Wilson,
The bonds will
years
in accordance
schedule arranged between
the purchaser and
the District.
Morristown,
bids
bid
for the $1,155,000 water and
general bonds offered Oct. 10—v.
182,
of
1974
1385.
The offer
was a price
$1,152,000 bonds as
basis of about 2.47%.
p.
100.26
a
for
Morristown School District, N. J.
Bond Sale—The $580,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 10—v. 182,
p.
1385—were
Sachs
awarded
to
Co., and B. J.
Co., both of New
Neptune City School District, N. J.
Bond Sale—The $190,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 11—v. 182,
p.
1386—were
awarded
to
interest
Salem, N. J.
Bond Sale—The $530,000 school
bonds offered Oct. 10—v. 182, p.
1386—were
awarded
to
a
First
Camden
Trust
group
composed of J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
Newark, Roosevelt & Cross, of
New
York
City, and Schmidt,
Poole, Roberts & Park, of Phila¬
delphia, as 2.65s, at a price
100.03, a basis of about 2.62%,
Seaside
Bond
that
the
Council
until
of
Heights, N. J.
Offering—Borough Treas¬
August G. Speier
urer
Mayor
will
8
announces
and
receive
Borough
sealed
(EDST)
p.m.
for the purchase of
bids
Oct.
on
19
$264,000 bonds
follows:
1
from
1956 to
Nov.
on
1970 inclusive.
60,000 boardwalk bonds. Due
Nov.
1
from
1956
to
1965
on
in¬
clusive.
8
(F-A)
J.
& Co, New York City,
as
315s, at a price of 100.10, a
basis of about 3.13%.
Legality for above issues ap-»
proved by Caldwell, Marshall,
the
Principal
payable
at
B.
Van Ingen
Sch. District, N. J.
Offering — Martha L.
inclusive.
Gold¬
&
Co., and Baxter,
Williams & Co., both of New York
City, jointly, as 2.40s, at a price
of 100.14, a basis of about 2.38%.
man,
p.m.
(DST) on Oct.
purchase of $173,000
building bonds.
Dated
Aug.
1,
1954.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1956
to
J.
$183,000 water bonds. Due
until
for
N.
Bond Sale—Goldman, Sachs &
Co., and Baxter, Williams & Co.,
both of New York City, in joint
account, submitted the successful
Rader, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
Trimble
York
and
&
•
21,000 youth
the
Mitchell,
City.
•
from
1956
•
.
center bonds.
Nov. .1
on
New
of
■
to
Due
1965
Co., Camden.
National
Bank
&
Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
inclusive.
Legality
T.
N.
on
Nov.
1,
1955.
Due
Nov. 1 from 1956 to 1967 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the Manasquan Nation¬
al Bank, Manasquan. Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Washburn, of New York City.
bonds
Brokenshire, Acting Secretary
the Board of Education, will
receive
(DST)
sealed
on
bids
until
8
dated
are
Nov.
1,
payable
the. First
at
National
South Hackensack
Township (P. O.
South
v
Hackensack), N. J.
Bond Offering — John Melillo,
Clerk,
Township
sealed
on
bids
Oct.
28
Due
improvement
on
Oct.
from
1
1968 inclusive.
sewer
on
of
purchase
follows:
as
Due
receive
(EDST)
p.m.
general
1956 to
50,000
8
the
for
$109,000 bonds,
$59,000
will
until
assessment
Oct.
1
from
bonds.
1956
to
1965 inclusive.
p.m.
Oct. 25 for the purchase
of $150,000
William
Bank, of Toms River.
bonds.
Hawthorne School District, N. J.
Bond Offering — Mrs. Dorothy
of
by
1955. Principal and interest (M-N)
J.
Bond Offering—Madge P. Ayers,
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on Oct. 24
for the purchase of $23,500 water
Dated
approved
Hiering, of Toms River.
The
B.
p.m.
Oct. 25, at the office of
on
with
Clerk,
bids
Oct. 25 for the purchase
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
as
Bond
bonds.
NEBRASKA
(CST)
Montevideo, Minn.
1165—were
awarded
Due
1967
from
$65,000
American
2VzS.
150,000
sold
p.
1957
from
nally offered
Bond
were
Trust
2%s.
suitable
a
Borough
sealed
on
—
&
Brielle,
from
75,000
National
Dated Nov. 1, 1955. Due on Nov. 1
from 1956 to 1966 inclusive. Prin¬
Park
follows:
$250,000
13
Ingen &
York City, jointly, as 2.70s, at a
price of 100.16, a basis of about
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Bros. & Co., both of Kansas City,
jointly, at a price of 100.01, a net
interest cost of about 2.58%, as
Legality approved by Briggs, Gil¬
bert, Morton, Kyle & Macartney,
of St. Paul. (The issue was origi¬
on
-—
Saffin
Audubon
Phelps County, Rolla School Dist.
No. 31 (P. O. Rolla), Mo.
Bond Sale—The $470,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 12—v. 182,
Commerce
Oct.
1269—were awarded to
p.
Boland,
offered
from
inclusive.
840,000 2%s. Due
1980
Nov.
on
480,000 2%s. Due
1961
road
2.66%.
4s.
1957
Storey), Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
NEW JERSEY
&
& Co.,
City, William Blair &
Chicago; Rand & Co., Fair-
Harris
by
Palmer &
Co.,
both of
net interest cost of about
as
receive
1,
Nov. 1 from 1956 to
on
inclusive.
1385—
p.
Co.,
Chicago;
Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill, of
Boston, and Stifel, Nicholaus &
Co,, of St. Louis, at a price of par,
a
the
coun¬
ty building bonds. Dated Nov.
York
man,
1977
interest
Mctawan, N. J.
Offering — J. Franklin
Dominick,
2V2S,
Dec.
an¬
that bids will be received
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 17
New
and
at
1955.
to
of Clementon.
Bond
and interest
County
nounces
for the purchase of
1956
bonds.
Bond Offering—J.
Carthage School District, Mo.
Lester
from
bidder.
MISSOURI
Schools
1
1975 inclusive.
Minneapolis.
Bond
Dec.
on
400,000 fire extinguishing system
Legality approved by Dorsey, Col¬
man, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
posed
Principal
payable
build¬
15,
1956
tional
bonds.
sewer
Oct.
15 from
Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City. V
of
follows:
as
$2,000,000
from
$1,500,000 water
utility bonds. Dated
and interest payable at a
were
(A-O)
office.
Offering—Shirley Ballan¬
Due
Principal and
payable
at
institution to
banking
t
Rapids),
the office of Paul P.
1970
Class
Mich.
Bond Offering—Lucille P. Spittion,
sealed
interest
v.
Bank,
7
Allison-Williams
to
a
Oct.
offered
City
$5,000
County Common Sch. Dist.
No. 7 (P.O. Ivanhoe), Minn.
Bond Offering—August Schriver,
District Clerk, will receive
to
O.
Sale—The $30,000 tax an¬
State Bank,
bonds
The
—
$13,500 building bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1955. Due on Oct. 1 from 1957
33/4S.
Ontonagon County (P.
Ontonapan), Mich.
First
Kail
Minn.
Lincoln
Ogemaw County (P. O. West
State
from
inclusive.
(A-O) payable at the
(PST)
16
inclusive.
Aug. 1, 1955. Due
of
1
Oct.
on
Bank
Dated
Principal
ger, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
1
of
and sewerage
nated
Oct.
on
inclusive.
Las
Feb. 1 from
on
(CST)
purchase
1958
Due
1975
Treasurer's
24
cago.
the
to
Bond
Cloud, Minn.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received by the
City Clerk un¬
1970 to
awarded
Note
1, 1955.
Dated
Due
(DST)
St.
of Detroit.
Sale—The
Branch,
improvement bonds.
Legality
approved by Pershing,
Bosworth,
Dick & Dawson, of Denver."
inclusive.
Due
Legality approved by Mil¬
$72,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 10—v. 182,
p. 1509—were awarded to Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, of Chi¬
State
Oct.
1958 to 1965 inclusive.
505,000 2%s.
1955.
MINNESOTA
1509
water
bonds.
clusive.
$205,000
Wood,
Township School District No.
13 (P. O. Niles), Mich.
notes
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(PST) on
Nov. 7 for the purchase of
$90,000
Nu-
Co., Chicago, American
National Bank, St. Paul,
Baxter,
Williams & Co.,
Cleveland, and
Central Republic Co., of
Chicago,
at a price of
100.003, a net inter¬
troit.
p.
sons,
Oct. 25 for
on
$221,000
ing
Offering—Harry E. Par¬
City
Clerk, will receive
1269—were awarded to
p.
group
&
Co.,
Due
sive.
Note
until 8 p.m. (DST)
the purchase
of
Bond
veen
$36,000 city paving bonds. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1960 in¬
clusive. Payable from unlim¬
June 1 from 1957 to 1985 inclu¬
Bond
'
City
The
—
Bond Offering—Marion D. Bre-
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
Henderson, Nev.
and interest
Crookston),
Minnesota
Bond
Lindenwold School District, N. /.
dell,
Co., of Omaha.
NEVADA
1958
County Independent School
follows:
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 20 for
the purchase of $390,000 building
Nov.
the City Clerk
(EST) on Oct. 25 for
by
until 8 p.m.
more,
Dated
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
be
March
on
1965
Niles
E. Schweser
a
cessful bidder.
on
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
at
pay¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of New York
City.
1509—were awarded to Robert?
p.
inclu¬
designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
Tallmadge
Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1975 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
building
Principal and interest (J-J)
a
Bond Sale—The $115,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 11—v. 182,
on
until
1981
County School District
(P. O. Brady), Neb.
6
for the purchase of
$220,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1955. Due
Oct. 20 for the
on
of
Chandler), Minn.
lows:
pany
March 15 from
on
1964 inclusive.
to
3V4S. .Due
8,000 3s. Due
on
sealed
No.
Bond Offering — John C.
Vos,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 18
est
York
Bond Offering—Geo. F. Roberts,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
Lincoln
(P. O.
'
1956
bonds.
company
Wyandotte, Mich.
$56,000 3s. Due
Bond
Mich.
E. G. Van
—
trust
or
New
School District No. 65
<
suitable banking institu¬
tion to be designated by the suc¬
Shelby, Sterling, Washington,
' Macomb,
Ray and Clinton
Twps. and Utica Frac. Sch.
Dist. No. 1 (P.O. Utica),
follows:'
46,000
bank
a
payable at
build¬
$75,000
ing bonds offered
p.
District,
bond's. Dated Oct. 1, 1955. Due
Stone, of Detroit.'
Hillman
designated
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
,
Murray County Indep. Consolidated
able at
Bond Offering
in¬
or
Principal
and
payable at a bank
Miller,
trust company
or
Sickle, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 20 for
the purchase of $160,000 building
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1955. Due on
May 1 from 1956 to 1973 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
building
1955. Due
(J-D)
chaser.
Principal
payable at a
(A-O)
by the purchaser.
the
clusive.
company
inclusive.
interest
bank
until
for
19
$98,000
Dated
June
on
sealed
(EST)
p.m.
1980
to
able
Hesperia
Edu¬
of
(EST) on Oct. 20 for the purchase
$22,000 general obligation
building and site bonds.
Dated
Oct. 1, 1955. Due on Oct. 1 from
Shelby School
101, 103 and 109
Sept. j. — v. 182,
of
Board
of
Grosse
Special
the
V-
by the purchaser.
Bond
for
Michigan Trust Building,
Rapids,
until
7:30
p.m.
57
building bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1955. Due on Sept. 1 from
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
Peoples Bank of Hawthorne. Le¬
Dated
Oct.
1,
1955.
and interest (A-O)
Hackensack
Trust
Principal
payable at the
Company.
Le¬
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt.
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
City.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
58
Monday, October 17, 1955
.
.
.
(1618)
receive sealed
bids until noon (EDST) on Oct.
19 for the purchase of $5,100,000
building
bonds. Dated Nov.
1,
1955. Due on Nov. 1 from 1956 to
1984 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the First
National Bank & Trust Company
of Corning, or at the Marine Mid¬
land Trust Company, of New York
District Clerk, will
Com¬
Legality approved by Van¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
Onondaga County Water Authority
(P. O. Syracuse), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Thos. H. Dyer,
Huntington and Smithtown Union
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
until Nov. 15 for the purchase of
approved by VanHeckler & Galioof New York City.
City. Legality
dewater, Sykes,
way,
O. Montrose), N. Y.
Bond Offering—George Welsch,
(P.
District Clerk, will
2
until
bids
18
October
receive sealed
(EDST) on
purchase of
p.m.
for
the
$1,250,000 building bonas. uated
1955. Due on Nov. 1 from
1956 to 1984 inclusive. Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
Rockville
Freq School District No. 10 (P. O.
Huntington), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $357,000 build¬
ing bonds offered October 6
Guaranty Trust Company,
of New
the County Trust
White Plains. Legal¬
Company of
ity
approved
by
Sykes, Heckler &
New York City.
Vandewater,
Galloway, of
; v
Bond
Gammack, Town Clerk,
ceive- sealed
bids until
will re¬
3
City,
100.65,
1 from
Sept.
Oct.
5
approved
Delafield
&
by
Hawkins,
Wood, of New
York
City.
heating
system
and
general im¬
provement bonds offered Oct. 11
182, p. 1386—were awarded
to J. B. Hanauer & Co., of New¬
—v.
ark, as 2.40s, at a price
a basis of about 2.37%.
of 100.09,
Nelson, Lebanon, Fenner,
Smithfield, Stockbridge and Lin¬
coln Central School District
Eaton,
No.
1
(P. O. Morrisville),
New
Bond
O. Albany), N.
(P.
Sale
Bond
—
were
Oct.
The $50,000,000
Thruway
State-guaranteed
offered
Y.
bonds
182, p. 1510—
syndicate head¬
11—v.
awarded to
a
the Chase Manhattan Bank,
New York City, at a price of par,
a net interest cost of about 2.51%,
ed by
follows:
$47,250,000
Third
Issue bonds:
$18,600,000 2VzS, due on Jan. 1
from
1,985 to 1989 inclusive;
$4,450,000 2.45s, due on Jan. 1
Harry Lyn¬
1
Third
bonds
Issue
as
2V2S. Due July 1, 1995.
members
Other
cate:
&
Barr
of
Brothers
the
syndi¬
Co., Blair
&
Co., Inc., Blyth & Co., Chemi¬
Corn Exchange Bank, C. J.
Co., Hallgarten & Co.,
&
Savings Bank,
&
Harris
Trust
Chicago; Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
Co., Ladenburg,
Thalmann & Co., Manufacturers
Trust
Co., N. Y., Marine Trust
Company of Western New York,
Buffalo, Northern Trust Co.,'Chi¬
cago;
R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
Kuhn,
Loeb
Salomon
&
Bros.
&
Hutzler.
Bear, Stearns & Co.,
Equitable
Securities Corporation,
Estabrook
Co., Hemphill, Noyes & Co.,
Kean, Taylor & Co., Manufactur¬
ers
and Traders Trust Company,
Due
ceive
Tarboro, N, C.
Bond Offering
18
Reed,
National Bank
gerties.
&
Legality
(M-N)
Skaneateles
Water
No.
District
(P. O. Skaneateles), N.
■
Bond
Town
Offering—Byron B.
Delafield & Wood,
York City.
j
v.
Union Free Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Rockville Centre),
Hempstead
No 21
York
New
Bond Offering—Rita Boggs,
trict
bids
Oct.
000
Dis¬
receive sealed
(EDST) on
19 for the purchase of $510,school bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
Clerk,
until
will
3:30
p.m.
Federation
Bank
&
2
Y.
Lee,
Trust
Co.,
Nolan-W. B.
Hibbs & Co., Inc., Fulton, Reid &
Co., Ginther,
Johnston &
Co.,
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., Toledo;
Sterling National Bank & Trust
Co., New York, Stokes & Co.,
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.
Anderson & Strudwick, Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill, Freeman &
Co., Hill Richards & Co., McMasYork;
Bond
Dodge,
ceive
(DST)
of
Village
sealed
on
—
Gilbert
Clerk,
bids
will
until
3
bonds,
as
182,
1386
p.
bonds.
Due
American
146,000
street
a
of about 2.23%.
Southeastern
School District
Local
Ohio
(P. O. Richmond Dale),
Bond
Sale—The $543,000
build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 21—v. 182,
p.
£66—were awarded to Field,
Richards
3s, at
& Co., of Cleveland, as
price of 100.57, a basis of
a
about
2.94%.
Upper Arlington, Ohio
Bond
sealed
Oct.
—
R. C. Wells,
Auditor, will receive
Offering
City Clerk
-
bids
21
until
the
for
761.54
(EST)
noon
on
purchase of $42,-
special
assessment
im¬
bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
provement
1955.
Due
Oct.
on
inclusive.
1966
1957 to
from
1
Principal and in¬
(A-O) payable at the Ohio
Bank
Columbus.
of
OKLAHOMA
Oct.
County (P. O. Ardmore),
Oklahoma
—
awarded to
Bank,
Carter
as¬
6
St.
of
Fargo, at a price
interest cost of
net
a
2.88%,
Bond
Offering
C.haren,
ceive
Clerk,
bids
until
10
a.m.
Oct. 21 for the purchase
on
$250,000
bonds.
Jerry Mcwill re¬
—
County
sealed
(CST)
of
right-of-way
from
Due
1957
road
1975
to
inclusive.
1957 to
on
July 1 from
29
of the
(CST)
chase
of
Oct. 18 for the pur¬
transportation
Due in 1958
/ *
on
&
2%s, at
Hayden,
to
Cleveland,
of
price of 100.07,
a
a
as
basis
of about 2.73%.
Coshocton
Clerk
County (P. O.
the
of
Board
County
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids
until
11
a.m.
(EST)
on
Oct. 26 for the purchase
000
of $1,600,-
hospital bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1955. Due
1975
on
Nov. 1 from 1956 to
inclusive.
Principal and
in¬
(M-N)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
terest
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Offering
Sch.
Ohio
District,
Bond
Village
—
Jeanette
$550,000 water
disposal
sewage *
plant extension and improvement
bonds
offered
1510
p.
—
Oct.
were
National
First
11
to
182,
the
Trust
Co.,
v.
—
awarded
&
Bank
City.
Authority,
Turnpike
Oklahoma
Additional
Turnpike
More Imminent
mond
Gary,
Norton,
homa
—;
Oklahoma,
of
Turnpike
Charlie
Mead
the
of
Okla¬
Authority,
Joe
members
Payne,
Becoming
Governor Ray¬
chairman
Authority
and
Jarboe,
Reilly Smith
and
meeting Oct. 11 with representa¬
tives of the banking group which
underwrote the
eastern
cember
Exempted
Covington
and
Oklahoma
Offering
of
Sale—The
Bond
extension
of Oklahoma
Coshocton), Ohio
—
C. A. Miller,
Bond
Oklahoma
City), Okla.
$23,355 special
improvement
Oct. 10—v. 182, p.
Co.,
■
bonds.
Nichols Hills (P. O.
awarded
1270—were
Miller
Education,;
bids until 7:30
$10,000
equipment
Ohio
water
offered
bonds
of
Board
will receive sealed
Sale—The
Bond
assessment
3
Bond Offering—H. T. McGahey, :
!
and 1959.
$68,000,000 North¬
last De¬
Turnpike bonds
that
informed
were
fi¬
nancing of another turnpike proj¬
ect is becoming more imminent.
bankers
The
*
pointed out that al¬
Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
though present market conditions
bids until
financing,
Stocker,
for
noon
(EST)
on
Oct. 27
the
purchase
of
$660,000
school improvement bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1955. Due on Nov. 1 from
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal
and interest
Citizens
ington.
Squire,
(M-N) payable at the
Bank of Cov¬
National
Legality
approved
by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
on
the
excellent
-
progress
the construction of the North¬
eastern Turnpike and
the substan¬
tial
monthly traffic increases be¬
ing reported on the Turner Turn¬
give
pike
another
should
evidence
every
commencement of
turnpike
be
that
construction of
for
possible
Oklahoma
in
the
The bankers recommended
Findlay, Ohio
Bond
still not entirely favorable for
are
near
future.
Offering—E.
H.
Struble,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
noon (EST) on Oct. 26
for the purchase of $43,175 special
bids until
1
No.
Oklahoma
OHIO
Avon Lake,
Independent Sc
(P. O. Poteau),
County
District
p.m.
1961 inclusive.
1971 inclusive.
1962 to
LeFlore
Clerk
follows:
as
350,000 3s. Due on July 1 from
re¬
p.m.
from 1956 to 1965 inclusive.
were
$170,000 2V4S. Due
B.
Nov.
—
National
100.05,
about
follows:
on
1386—were awarded to
Cleveland, as
price of 100.10, a basis
p.
2Vis, at
re¬
composed
group
of
$49,000 street improvement, high¬
way, machinery and sanitary
sewer
182,
v.
D.
offered
tional Bank, of
Oct. 18 for the purchase
$195,000
N.
The
—
E. J. Prescott & Co., of
Minneapolis, Harold Wood & Co.,
of St. Paul, and the Dakota Na¬
inclusive. Prin¬
Offering
im¬
Paul,
Williamsville, N. Y.
Folger,
.
district
sewer
McDonald & Co., of
terest
of Juran &
Moody, Inc., of St. Paul, Kalman
& Co., of Minneapolis, Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis, of Detroit,
a
Buffalo,
New
of New
,
$45,125 special
DAKOTA
bonds
—
kins,
City.
Sale
sessment
Oct.. 20 for the purchase of $99,000
water
improvement bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1955. Due on Nov. 1
1981
and
New
in
$520,000
funding improvement special
Supervisor,
1956 to
Principal
payable
Fargo,
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
from
assessment
,
i
provement bonds offered Oct. 7—
Oct.
on
$100,000
City. Legality approved by
Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,
Bond
by
&
approved
Sykes,
(P. O.
County
Clinton), Ohio
Sale—The
National
Sau¬
Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
Vandewater,
Bond
Ral¬
May 1 from 1957
NORTH
Saugerties
Trust Co.,
of
in
bonds. Dated Nov.
on
of New York
and interest
the
(EST)
inclusive.
1976
York
Aug. 15 from 1956 to 1960
Principal
a.m.
p.m.
Due
office
purchase
1, 1955. Due
to
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
Mercantile Trust Com¬ at the National Bank & Trust Co.,
Skaneateles.
Legality
approved
pany, St. Louis; Philadelphia Na¬
tional Bank, Philadelphia; Shields by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
& Co., Stone & Webster Securi¬
Galloway, of New York City.
ties Corp., White, Weld & Co.
Somerset, Hartland, Yates and
1984 inclusive. Principal and in¬
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc., F. S.
Ridgeway Central School Dist.
terest (A-O) payable at the First
Moseley & Co., B. J. Van Ingen &
No. 1 (P. O. Barker), N. Y.
National Bank of Morrisville. Le¬
Co., Horriblower & Weeks, L. F.
Bond* Sale—The $765,000 build¬
gality approved by Vandewater, Rothschild & Co., Adams, McEnSykes, Heckler & Galloway, of tee & Co., Bache & Co., Geo. B. ing bonds offered Oct. 11—v. 182,
New York City.
Gibbons & Co., Inc., Carl M. Loeb, p. 1510—were awarded to a group
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Greece, Barnard Fire Dist. (P. O. Rhoades & Co., W. H. Morton &
Co., Reynolds & Co., Schoellkopf, Inc., George B. Gibbons & Co.,
Rochester 12), N. Y.
and Chas. E. Weigold & Co., all
Bond Offering
Edwin Fraser, Hutton &■ Pomeroy, Inc., A. G.
of New York City, as 2.70s, at a
District
Secretary, will receive Becker & Co., Inc., First of Mich¬
igan
Corporation, Laurence
M. price of 100.62, a basis- of about
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (DST)
2.64%.
on
Oct. 20 for the purchase of Marks & Co., Chas. E. Weigold &
$147,000 improvement bonds. Co.
Utica, N. Y.
Fidelity Union Trust Company,
Dated Oct. 1, 1955. Due on Oct. 1
Bond Offering—Thos. J. Nelson,
Newark; Green, Ellis & Anderson,
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
City
Comptroller,
will
receive
cipal and interest (A-O) payable Gregory & Sons, W. E. Hutton & sealed bids until noon (DST) on
at
the
Genesee
Valley
Union Co., National Commercial Bank & Oct. 20 for the purchase of $265,Trust Co., Rochester. Legality ap¬ Trust Co., of Albany, State Bank 000
bonds, as follows:
of Albany, Swiss American Cor¬
proved by Donald F. Gandy, of
public
improvement
poration, Hannahs, Ballin & Lee, $120,000
Rochester.
bonds. Due
on
Oct. 1
from
Schwabacher &
Co., Weeden &
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
Greenwich, Easton, Cambridge,
Co., Inc., Wertheim & Co., Wil¬
85,000 public improvement bonds.
Jackson, Argyle, Hebron, Salem
liam Blair & Co., Julien Collins &
Due on Oct. 1 from 1956 to
and Fort Edward Central School
Co., R. L. Day & Co., Francis I.
1960 inclusive.
Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Greenwich),
duPont & Co.. King, Quirk & Co.
New York
60,000 assessment improvement
Goodbody & Co., Hay den, Mill¬
bonds. Due
on
Oct. 1 from
Bond Offering—Joseph K. Hill,
er & Co., Schmidt, Poole, Roberts
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
District Clerk, will receive sealed & Parke, Wachovia Bank & Trust
All of the bonds will be dated
bids until 3:30 p.m. (DST) on Oct.
Co., Winston-Salem, J. A. White
20
for the
purchase of $53,000 & Co., Arnhold and S. Bleich- Oct. 1, 1955. Interest A-O. Legal¬
approved
by
Vandewater,
building bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, roeder, Inc., Ball, Burge & Kraus, ity
& Galloway, of
1955. Due on Nov. 1 from, 1956 Bartow Leeds & Co., Baxter, Wil¬ Sykes, Heckler
& Co., Blewer,
to
1970 inclusive. Principal and liams
Glynn & New York City. (Previous men¬
interest
(M-N)
payable at the Co., Blunt Ellis & Simmons, C. F. tion of the offering was made in
V. 182, p. 1510:)
First
National
Bank of
Green¬ Childs & Co., Courts & Co., Ernst
wich. Legality approved by Haw¬ &
Co., Fairman, Harris & Co.,
District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EDST)
on
Oct. 20 for the purchase of
$545,000 school bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1955. Due on Oct. 1 from 1956 to
don,
the
for
his
electric system
Oct. 25 for the pur¬
chase of $60,000 public improve¬
ment bonds. Dated Aug. 15, 1955.
payable at
at
eigh, until 11
on
(F-A)
W. E. Easter-
—
Commission, will receive
bids
sealed
re¬
(DST)
inclusive.
1955.
Mitchell,
Mitchell, of New York City.
Saugerties, N. Y.
Offering—Gerald L. Sny¬
on
1,
Legality approved by
Pershing, Shetterly &
ernment
Treasurer, will
sealed
bids
until 2
Oct.
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
Village
Port
Raleigh.
or
Sale—The $194,500
Bond
receive
3s, at a price of
as
basis of about 2.77%. *
a
Easter-
Govern¬
will
build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 11—v. 182,
p.
1510—were awarded to J. A.
White
&
Co.,
Cincinnati,
and
Farmers National Bank of Plain
102.03,
on
interest
der,
Sale—The $625,000
Ottawa
E.
of Local
Dated
Plain City), Ohio
(P. O.
Bond
-
City, jointly,
April 1 from 1957 to 1978
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable in New York City,
publicimprovement bonds offered Oct.
11—v. 182, p. 1386—were awarded
to the Guaranty Trust Co., New
York City, as 2s, at a price of
100.05, a basis of about 1.98%.
1990; $9,300,000 2.60s, due on
1, 1991 and 1992; and
2,750,000
bonds.
.
Alder Local School Dist.
Jonathan
inclusive.
Y.
N.
Offering—W.
Commission,
sewer
&
by
Rome,
Trust
the purchase of $60,000 water and
inclusive.
Wood, King
Dawson, of New York City.
Bond
Manufac¬
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Oct. 18 for
or
approved
ity
the
CAROLINA
Secretary
ment
at the Marine Midland
Trust Co., New York City. Legal¬
office,
Findlay.
Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Co.,
Raeford, N. C.
Bond
;
ling,
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
the District Treasurer's
Jan.
$14,900,000 2V2s, due On Jan.
1 from 1993 to 1995 inclusive.
NORTH
Due on Nov.
1985
to
1,
& Savings
able at the Ohio Bank
and" interest
at
& Traders
&
purchase of $700,school
bonds.
1, 1955.
payable
Aug.
Co., Buf¬
Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
Manor), N. Y.
—
Donald Cor-
1956
from
dated
are
Principal
turers
elementary
Nov.
on
in¬
falo.
Offering
19 for the
and
Due
1970
to
Cleveland.
bonds
(M-N)
neille, District Clerk, will receive
bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
Oct.
1956
1955.
sealed
Dated
Thruway Authority
New York State
Bond
bonds.
from
1
clusive.
The
Ossining and Mount Pleasant Union
Free School District No. 2 (P. O.
000
&
York
Offering—R.
National
Bank, of Salamanca, as 2s.
Devine
Y.
Bond Sale—The $181,000 garage
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
machinery
sewer
Nov.
$12,600,000 water revenue bonds.
Due serially from 1957 to 1995 in¬
clusive.
Legality
approved
by
$12,000
First
the
to
awarded
cal
Dobbs Ferry, N.
—
The
—
storm
Hanseatic
Briarcliff
fire
apparatus bonds offered
v.
182, p. 1166 — were
Sale
truck and
payable at the Marine Trust Co.,
of
Western New York, Buffalo.
Legality
3.10s, at a price of
as
Hutchinson
ter
Limestone, N. Y.
p.m.
1956 to 1984 inclu¬
interest (M-S)
v.
—
basis of about 3.02%.
a
Bond
(DST) on Oct. 19 for the purchase
of $185,000 Water District No. 1
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on
sive. Principal and
1386
p.
York
as
Y.
Offering — Mildred M.
N.
Darien,
—
were awarded to
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, of New
182,
Nov. 1,
York City, or at
Trust
Centre
pany.
No. 3
Cortlandt Central Sch. Dist.
and in¬
Principal
(A-O) payable at the Bank
terest
of
1956 to
1 from
Oct.
on
inclusive.
1968
Corning City School District, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Percy M. Smith,
highway,
& Co., New York
Corporation, Harold E.
Wood & Co., and National Bank
of Westchester, White Plains.
Due
1955.
NEW YORK
assessment
street
bonds. Dated Oct.
improvement
1, 1955. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1956 to 1960 inclusive.
improvement, Principal and interest (A-O)
pay¬
consideration be given
ing
one
of
doing
turnpike at
the
a
three
that
to financ¬
time instead
additional
authorized
ern
one
Northern, Southwest¬
and
Southern Turnpikes in
bite. They felt this would be
more
advantageous to the State in
spreading the work over
a
period
*
Volume 182
Number 5473
of years and
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
provide lower inter¬
the bonds.-
est cost charges on
The bankers further reiterated
their
the
belief
three
in
the
feasibility
additional
Of
authorized
projects and suggested that con¬
sideration be given to proceeding
with the Northern Turnpike first
as this is the smallest in amount of
financing needed and would
nect
the Kansas Turnpike
con¬
now
under construction with the Tur¬
Turnpike -near Oklahoma City.
their feeling that after the
ner
It
was
Northern
Turnpike
financed
was
construction
and
started, consid¬
eration could be given to financ¬
ing of the Southwestern Turnpike
and the Southern Turnpike simul¬
taneously.
The bankers also stated
be
would
that it
to have the
engineers review their studies on
necessary
Highspire Borough Authority, Pa. ' by Townsend, Elliott &
Bond Sale—An issue of $57,000 of Philadelphia.
sewer revenue bonds was sold to
West
Butcher & Sherrerd, of Philadel¬
in
see
traffic
and
estimates
revenue
ago to
cost
made
if there is
a
and
year
of
by Saul, Ewing, Remick & Saul,
Philadelphia.
v.
as 3y4s.
Due in 1989.
of
Jeannette
Parking Authority, Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$185,000
parking revenue bonds was sold
to Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., of
Pittsburgh, as 3s and 3V2s. Dated
July 1, 1955. Legality approved by
Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl,
of Pittsburgh.
Kreamer
Municipal Authority, Pa.
$100,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
water revenue
bonds
was
sold
to
3utcher
& Sherrerd, of Philadelahia, as 4V2s. Legality approved
by Livengood & Nissley, of Har¬
risburg. ■ '*
i'}
'■
;.
other
traffic
retention of
engineer
an¬
make
to
separate traffic and revenue stud¬
ies would
to
ances
the
give still greater assur¬
potential purchasers of
and make possible a
bonds
lower interest cost.
OREGON
Lane County
School District No. 52
(P. O. Eugene), Ore.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 gen¬
eral
obligation bonds offered Oct.
11—v.
1387—were awarded
First National Bank
of
182,
the
to
Lansdale
Municipal Authority, Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of $400,000
change
any
conditions from that time and
advised that the
p.
water
C.
revenue
Due from
Legality
Dated
Township School District
(P. O. Lancaster), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $600,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered Oct.
11—v. 182, p. 1387—were awarded
to a group composed of Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
of New
York City,
Butcher &
Sherrerd, ». and
Schmidt,
Poole,
Roberts & Parke, both of Phila¬
was
inclusive.
Sinon
&
Bond Sale—An issue of
revenue
bonds
$195,000
sold
was
to
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., of
Pittsburgh, as 3s and 3V2S. Dated
July 1, 1955.
Chester
County
(P.
O.
Chester), Pa,
Offering—M. H.
Clerk
of
Board of
West
on
County
Nov. 1 from 1956 to
3964
inclusive,
1965.
Interest
and
M-N.
on
June 1,
Legality ap¬
by Townsend, Elliott
Munson, of Philadelphia.
proved
&
Clair ton, Pa.
Sale—The
1985 inclusive.
Authority, Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of $445,000
Puerto
.
$350,000
gen¬
eral obligation
bonds offered Oct.
awarded to Halsev, Stuart
& Co.,
Philadelphia, as 2%s, at z
price of 100.08, a basis of about
revenue
bonds
was
sold to
School
Middletown
Bond
Sale
r—
District,
Pa.
The $50,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered Oct.
182, p. 1271—were awarded
to Fauset, Steele & Co., of Pitts¬
burgh, as 2%s, at a price of 100.31.
eral
Milton
Municipal Authority, Pa.
$650,000
bonds was sold to Butcher
Bond Sale—An issue of
sewer
&
Sherrerd,
June
Dated
Philadelphia.
of
1, 1955. Legality ap¬
proved by Rhoads, Sinon & Read¬
er,
of Harrisburg.
Northampton Borough Municipal
Authority, Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of $990,000
ewer revenue bonds was sold
to
Philadel¬
1955. Le¬
Schnader,
Harrison, Segal & Lewis, of Phila¬
delphia.
& Sherrerd, of
Butcher
phia.
Dated June 15,
gality
approved
b/
Bond
Barrington, R. I.
Offering — Howard
Bond
Sale—Art
000 water
issue
of
reveniie bonds
Collings & Co., of Phila¬
delphia. Dated May 1, 1955. Due
serially in part from 1958 to 1972
inclusive, and with a single ma¬
turity in 1981. Legality annroved
by Townsend, Elliott & Munson,
of Philadelphia.
Green
Tree
School District.
Pa.
Bond Sale—The $124,000 build¬
ing bonds ofered Oct. 4 — v. 182,
p. 1387 — were awarded to Blair
& Co., Inc., of Philadelphia, and
Arthurs,
Lestrange
&
Co.,
of
Pittsburgh, jointly, as 2y2s, at a
price of 100.14, a basis of about
2.47%.
Linford
F.
000
purchase of $195,-
improvement bonds.
Dated
1955. Due on Nov. 1 from
Nov. 1,
to
197£ "inclusive.
Principal
payable at the Secu¬
rity Trust Co., Pottstown.
Le¬
gality
approved
by Townsend,
Elliott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
sold
to C. C.
—
Meyer, Secretary of the Board of
Directors,
will
receive
sealed bids until noon (DST) on
$315,-
was
E.
Munroe, Town Treasurer, will re¬
bids
sealed
ceive
Bank-State
the
at
Street
Trust
Second
Co.,
Ill
Franklin Street, Boston,
until noon
Oct. 20 for the pur¬
chase of $640,000 school building
and equipment bonds. Dated Nov.
(EST)
on
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
by
proved
Middletown,
Town
of
I.
R.
will
First
the
at
receive
National
Bank
Milk St., Boston, until
11:30 a.m.
Oct. 20 for the purchase
on
Bond
Sharon, Pa.
Offering — Florence
1956
Boston.
Legality
by
approved
Coolidge
Ropes, Gray, Best,
Rugg, of Boston.
Lansdowne,
ceive
(EDST)
chase
tion
City Clerk,
sealed "bids
on
until
&
posed
on
Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of
Pittsburgh.
Telford
Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of $150,000
water and sewer revenue bonds
was
Borough Authority,
sold to M. M. Freeman & Co.,
of
Philadelphia. Dated June
1955. Due serially from 1958
1972 inclusive.
of
1,
to
Legality approved
to
S.
R.
a
group
Dickson
$109,000
5s.
1956 to
Due
bonds
500,000
1961
to
3s.
Due
ter
000 notes, as
follows:
anticipation
notes.
Dated Oct. 21, 1955 and due
on June 28, 1956,
250,000 bond anticipation notes.
Dated Oct. 20, 1956 and due
April 20, 1956.
$650,000
tax
Woonsocket,
dicate:
Sale
Note
anticipation
The
—
notes
$300,000
offered
tax
Oct.
6
of San
of
$230,-
bonds
sold
was
to
a
group
headed by the South Carolina Na¬
tional Bank, of Columbia, as 3s.
Sept. 1,1955. Due on Sept. 1
from 1956 to 1964 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
at
the
(M-S) payable
Carolina
South
National
Bank. Legality approved by
Julien
Collins & Co., of Chi¬
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., of
St. Louis, Field, Richards &
Co.,
Hayden, Miller & Co., Prescott &
Co., Fahey, Clark & Co., all of
Cleveland, Cumberland Securities
Corp.,
of
Nashville,
Mullaney,
Wells & Co., of Chicago, F. W.
Craigie & Co., of Richmond, Farwell, Chapman & Co., of Chicago,
Boland, Saffin & Co., of New
York, Stranahan, Harris & Co., of
Toledo, Singer, Deane & Scribner,
of
Pittsburgh,
Allison-Williams
Co., of Minneapolis, and J. J. B.
SOUTH
DAKOTA
South Sioux Falls,
Bond
Offering:
—
S. D.
V. A. Barnes,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 17
purchase of $10,000 street
Due
1960
Nov.
on
1
from
1956
inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
City Treasurer's office, or at any
suitable banking institution desig¬
nated by the purchaser. Legality
approved by Claude A. Hamilton,
Hilliard & Son of Louisville.
TEXAS
Sioux Falls.
Arlington
Marshall County (P. O.
000
'
Lewisburg), Tenn.
Bond Offering — R. C.
to
lows:
1387—were
Lynch,
awarded
Pierce,
Merrill
to
Fenner
$195,000 3*/4s. Due
1956 to
365,000 3s. Due
as
follows:
of
Due on Oct. 1 from
$58,000 4V2S.
1956
to
1959
212,000 2V2S.
to
Due on Oct. 1 from
1970 inclusive.
155,000 23/4s.
1971
inclusive.
Due on Oct. 1 from
1976
Offering
—
L.
May
National
First
1,
Lewisburg,
or
Bank
at the Peoples
Lewisburg. Le¬
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Chapman
&
Bond
Marion
on
Nov.
1
for
the
purchase
of
Wood, Mayor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Oct. 21
$875,000 school bonds. Dated Sept.
for the
to
purchase of $200,000 mu¬
nicipal recreational facilities gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1955. Due on Nov. 1 from 1956
to
1975
1966
inclusive.
and
Bonds
thereafter
are
due
in
callable
1, 1965. Principal and
interest (M-N) payable at a bank
or trust company mutually agreed
as
of Nov.
by the purchaser and the
City, or if no agreement be reached
upon
1, 1955.
1972
Due on Sept. 1 from 1956
inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(M-S)
payable at the
Exchange Bank,
New
York
City.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Chemical
Corn
Tennessee
Bond
bonds
1387
Sale
offered
—
were
—
(State of)
The
Oct.
inclusive.
April 1 from
on
1990 inclusive.
in
due
1976
callable
and
there¬
of
April 1,
1, 1955. Princi¬
pal and interest (A-O) payable at
are
the
Dated
Texas
as
Oct.
Bank
&
Trust
Com¬
of Dallas. Legality approved
by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of
pany,
Dallas.
Bailey Rural High School District,
i T exas
(P. O. Benton), Tenn
Offering — J. H. Lillard,
Polk County
County Court Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m. (EST)
Gaffney, S. C.
Bond
the
and Union Bank,
inclusive.
K
dated
are
Principal and interest pay¬
at
Bonds
after
April 1 from
on
1985
to
1986 to
1975.
bonds
The
1955.
able
1970
April 1 from
on
1969 inclusive.
clusive.
& Beane,
Greensboro, jointly,
sold
Dallas,
210,000 3V8S. Due
clusive.
$770,-
was
Pierce &
1
25,000 courthouse repair and im¬
provement
bonds.
Due
on
May 1 from 1958 to 1970 in¬
lof New York City, and Vance Se¬
curities Corp.,
bonds
jail and courthouse im¬
provement
bonds.
Due
on
May 1 from 1957 to 1970 in¬
Aiken), S. C.
Health
Center and Hospital improvement
bonds offered Oct. 11—v. 182, p.
house
group composed of
a
$125,000
Bond Sale—The $425,000
school
An issue of
—
Rauscher,
Co., First Southwest Co.,
R. A. Underwood & Co., and the
Texas Bank & Trust Co., all of
Holly,
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
CAROLINA
Dist.,
Texas
Bond Sale
at 1.54% discount.
Aiken County (P. O.
Independent Sch.
TENNESSEE
28 for the purchase of $150,000
general obligation bonds, as fol¬
awarded to the Rhode Island
York, Dean Witter & Co.,
Francisco, Wood, Struthers
cago,
ton.
of
syn¬
York.
Sink¬
ler, Gibbs & Simons, of Charles¬
to
the
Co., Dominick & Dominick,
Clark, Dodge & Co., all of New
York,
the1
Trust
Company
of
Georgia,
Atlanta,
The
Illinois
Company, First National Bank &
Trust
Company,
of
Oklahoma
City, Robert W. Baird, & Co., of
Milwaukee, Bramhall, Falion &
Co., Eldredge & Co., both of New
refunding and improvement reve¬
nue
of
&
000 water works and sewer system
Hospital Trust Co., of Providence,
were
members
Harriman
of New
issue
cen¬
2s.
as
Ripley & Co.,
Inc., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
ner & Beane,
Bear, Stearns & Co.,
Eastman, Dillon & Co., White,
Weld & Co., all of New
York,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., Lee
Higginson Corp., Laidlaw & Co.,
Seneca, S. C.
Sale—An
Bond
I.
R.
bonds
Other
from
to 1985 inclusive.
1973
construction
2.10s..
as
300,000 hearing and speech
1 from
Oct.
hospital
bonds
Oct. 1 from
on
on
building
2.10s.
as
1,000,000
1965 to 1972 inclusive.
463,000
memorial
2.10s.
as
500,000 mental institution bonds
1964 inclusive.
230,000 2%s. Due
2.10s.
as
war
bonds
Oct. 1 from
on
Correctional Institutions
250,000
1960 inclusive.
98,000 2V2S. Due
2s.
as
bonds
com¬
1
bonds
educational
improve¬
ment bonds as 2.10s.
&
Oct.
on
Armory
21/£s.
2,800,000
Co.,
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc., F.
W.
Craigie
&
Co.,
Varnedoe,
Chisholm & Co., Hancock, Blackstock & Co., J. H. Hilsman & Co.,
and E. H. Pringle & Co., at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
2.96%, as follows:
1955.
bids
received
be
by the Director
of Finance until 5 p.m. (DST) on
Oct. 19 for the purchase of $900,-
Oct. 25 for the pur¬
$450,000 general obliga¬
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1955.
May 1 from 1957 to 1976
inclusive. Legality approved
by
Due
awarded
were
Guard
2V2S.
as
850,000 educational improvement
Sale—The
for the
Pawtucket, R. I.
Offering — Sealed
Note
p.m.
of
tional
as
improvement bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
will re¬
7:30
Legality
Gibbs &
inclusive.
1974
to
A-O.
by
Newberry, S. C.
$900,000 com¬
bined public utility system re¬
funding and improvement bonds
offered Oct. 13—v. 182, p. 1387—
Bond
$278,000 public building bonds.
Nov. 1, 1955. Due on Nov.
1960 to
M.
Interest
Dated
from
2%s'.
as
stitution bonds
seaieo
Boston, Municipal Division, 45
(DST)
bonds
400,000 educational improvement
bonds as 2y2s.
250,000 State of Tennessee Na¬
Dated
Offering—Frank L.Nunes,
Treas.
$200,000 University of Tennessee
improvement bonds as 2V2s.
1,000,000 mental institution
500,000 charitable and penal in¬
Due
1975
to
1956
price of 100.04, a net interest cost
of about
2.18%, as follows:
was sold to the County
and the Bank of Green¬
wood, both of Greenwood, jointly,
as 2%s. Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due
on- April
1 from 1956 to 1971 in¬
on Nov.
inclusive.
15 from
Principal
and interest payable at the afore¬
mentioned
bank.
Legality
ap¬
1955.
15,
SOUTH
School
and interest
Bond
fiscal
RHODE ISLAND
School District, Pa.
Offering
&
Pennsylvania
is
agent for the Authority.
will
1957
Authority (P. O. Lancaster),
Rico
3—v.
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
Hempfield Twp. Municipal
Electric energy
Puerto
Inc., and Smith, Barney &
Co., both of New York City, at a
Bank,
able at the First National Bank of
Oct. 25 for the
East
\
the
for
Bank
Co.,
000 bonds
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
of Philadelphia.
Singer, Deane
&
Scribner, of
Pittsburgh, as 4s. Dated March 1,
1955.
Due in 1993. Legality ap¬
Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
—
dicate headed by J. P.
Morgan &
a
County Recreation
Sinkler,
Simons, of Charleston.
Authority amounted
$1,971,463 in August, compared
with $1,589,824 in August, 1954,
the Authority reported Oct. 13.
In the 12 months ended Aug. 31,
1955, sales amounted to $20,482,019, compared with $18,072,167 in
the preceding 12 months.
The Government Development
1
Pottstown
Conemaugh Township Municipal
Authority, Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of $20,000
Sales
of
Dist. (P. O. Greenwood), S. C.
Bond Sale — An issue of $125,-
approved
to
2.86%.
water
of
Rico
office
59
clusive.
Water Resources
Puerto
August
sales
of
& Munson,
project will
of from unexpended
Rico
'
.
Greenwood
—
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
system bonds was sold to
Butcher & Sherrerd, of Philadel¬
phia.
Dated July 1, 1955. Legal¬
water
11
PUERTO RICO
oids
Water
Oct.
budget funds.
Bond
Brock,
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on Oct.
27 for the purchase of $250,000
improvement bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
1955. Due
1966 to
the
of
cost
care
ity approved by Townsend, Elliott
Parking Authority,
Pennsylvania
3 were
the
1965 inclusive.
to
Media
Legality
by
Beaver Falls
parking
that
be taken
Palmer &
1956
Philadelphia.
Due from
Rhoads,
Reader, of Harrisburg.
approved
Bond
cost
price of 100.04, a net
of about 2.27%, as
follows:
1955.
1,
1995
to
Chief
a
for
p. 1387—was called off and
bids returned due to the fact
the
by Townsend,
Elliott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
Manheim
Sale
—
principal
located in New York
City,
to be named by the City. Legality
approved
by Sinkler, Gibbs &
Simons, of Charleston.
182,
1975. inclusive.
to
400,000 2V4s. Due on Nov. 1 from
June
Bond
1956
scheduled
bonds
the
at
bank
$20,000 general obligation
approved
sold to But¬
bonds
cher & Sherrerd, of
.
to
Munson,
View, Pa.
Unnecessary
Sale
the
$200,000 2V2S. Due on Nov. 1 from
sewer
1958
sold
Borough Authority, Pa.
Sale—An issue of $170,-
Avis
Bond
000
was
Collings & Co., Inc., of
Philadelphia. Dated June 3, 1955.
interest
PENNSYLVANIA
bonds
C.
delphia, at
Portland.
Bond
Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
Legality approved
phia,
.
construction
(1619)
$8,550,000
10—v.
awarded
to
182,
a
p.
syn¬
Bond
Offering—Grady E. Gid-
diens, Secretary of
Board, will receive
sealed
until
purchase of
Nov.
for the
1
$25,000
water
and
bonds.
Dated
Nov.
serially in 25
Dimmitt
the
sewer
1,
School
bids
system
1955.
Due
years.
Independent School
District, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $500,000
sold to the Co¬
Corp., of San
Antonio, as 3V4s, 3s and 2%s.
Dated Aug. 15, 1955. Due serially
from 1956 to 1988 inclusive. Legal¬
building bonds
lumbia
was
Securities
ity approved by Dumas, Huguenin
& Boothman, of Dallas.
60
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1620)
Elysian Fields Independent School
of
$100,sold
R.
J.
Due
Edwards, Inc., of Dallas,
at a price of par. Dated
1, 1955. Due serially from
to 1970 inclusive.
Legality
1,956
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
Bond
Sale—An
works
bonds
revenue
Underwood
issue of $90,000
and
sewer
sold
was
&
1975
May
on
Nov.
Dated
thereafter
1965.
•
-
,
For
both
1966
in
due
callable
are
>
-
and
1955.
1,
bonds
issues,
from 1956 to
1
system
payable
Nov.
on
of Dallas.
A.
R.
to
Co., Dallas,
$10,000 3V2S. Due
1956 to
10,000
on
Due
4s.
Nov.
on
1971
on
bonds offered Oct. 10—
v.
182, p. 1387—were awarded to
the Chittenden Trust Co., of Bur¬
purposes
1
from
inclusive.
70,000 4V2S. Due
V
Nov. 1 from
lington.
.
1972 to 1989 inclusive.
The
bonds
dated
are
those
and
thereafter
in
due
callable
are
Nov.'
1972
1,
and
of Nov.
as
WASHINGTON
1971.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the American
National Bank, Austin. Legality
approved by Gibson, Spence &
Gibson, of Austin.
Kittitas
No.
1,
Abernathy),
Texas
400
Southwest
Aug.
1956
from
$750,000
the
to
First
Company, of Dallas,
234s and 2V4S,
Dated
sold
was
1,
a
inclusive.
1968
to
as
price of par.
1955. Due serially
at
Le¬
gality approved by Dumas, Hu¬
guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Henderson
ing system
10
—
bonds
of
Seattle
10—v.
to
a
1167—were awarded
composed of Northern
182,
p.
group
Trust
Co., William Blair & Co.,
Chicago, Foster & Mar¬
shall, and Peoples National Bank
of Washington, both of Seattle, at
both
of
price of
a
Due
as
Oct.
on
1957
1,
and 1958.
$225,000
sold
was
net interest
follows:
100.01, a
2.26%,
of about
$255,000 4s.
Texas
the
to
405,000
2s.
Due
1959 to
from
Oct.
on
from
1
—
were
Co., of
Milwaukee, as 3s, at a price of
100.07, a basis of about 2.98%.
4%
city improvement bonds
sold
to
for the purchase of $650,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due
June
on
1
clusive.
(J-D)
on
payable
District,
Bond
Texas
Sale—An
issue
Baldwin
Rush
Dallas.
sewer
Bond
revenue
bonds
was
sold to
$190,000
Oct.
Eau Galle
building
1, 1955.
to
1974
18
sealed
bids
Oct.
20
until
11
the
for
$1,895,000 bonds,
as
a.m.
(CST)
purchase of
follows: /;
$1,440,000 waterworks and
system
revenue
sewer
bonds.
Due
Township,
at
Due
until
8
the
Due
1971
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
March
on
County School District No.
(P. O. Casper), Wyo.
Bond Sale
The $400,000 un¬
limited
tax,
general
obligation
building bonds offered Oct. 10—
—
182,
v.
the
p.
1168—were awarded to
Northern
Trust Co., Chicago,
Garrett, Bromfield & Co., of
Denver, jointly,
at a price of
100.03, a net interest cost of about
2.28%, as follows:
McKim
Bond
233 4%%
sold to
price
Township,
Sale
—
Dist. No. 3
of
99.08.
Due
—
from
Debenture
$1,371,000
Sale
An
—
1975
to
Nov.
bonds
bonds
at
deben¬
inclusive.
from
1
1965 inclusive.
CANADA
Alma,
$18,500 3s.
1956
-
1956
1956
Debenture
Sale
B.
—
C.
An
issue
1966
of
The
$79,000 4y4% improvement deben¬
tures
was
sold
to
the
Bankers
to
Due
1965
4s.
Dated
1965
to
1975
bonds
Bond
Due
100.11,
basis
a
of
Quebec, Inc., at
net
July
dated
interest
$69,000
offered
1388—were
7—v.
July
3s.
a
Due
51,000
4s. Due
1961
1,
to
awarded
to
the
p.
Aug.
Mil¬
waukee
as
Company, of Milwaukee,
2%s, at a price of 100.43, a
1,
Berlin
School
(P. O. R. 6,
Bond
No.
8
Waukesha), Wis.
Sale—The
$41,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 3—v. 182,
p.
1272
—
were
awarded
to
the
Waukesha State Bank, of Wauke¬
sha,
as
N.Y.C.
2%s, at
a
price of
par.
Onalaska, Wis,
Bond
City
Offering—H. G. Johnson,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST)
by
new
thousands how
recognize Cancer and what to do
about it.
EVERY QUARTER I give
laboratories and scientists who
helps support
are
ing their lives to find the cause—and
EVERY DOLLAR I send
new
dedicat¬
cure
on
Oct. 25 for the purchase of $.142,-
buys
new
curing Cancer.
containing
your
check
or money
delivered to the American Cancer
on
the
CANCER
envelope
order. It will be
Society office
in your state.
MERICAN
equip- "
facilities for treating and
Just write "CANCER"
District
money
EVERY NICKLE AND DIME I
basis of about 2.70%.
New
life-giving
help those stricken
give helps teach
ment, establishes
of $120,000
sold to Credit-
price of 98.33,
about
a
4.10%,
SOCIETY
on
Aug.
1
from
on
1
from
Int.
F-A.
Aug.
1975 inclusive.
Cancer.
182,
Int. M-S.
Simpson, Que.
cost of
Cancer to live again.
$100,000 school
Oct.
from
1956 to 1960 inclusive.
1 from
...here is
to
Wis.
1
follows:
TO YOURSELF
16
Sept.
issue
was
CANCER
V
on
Sale—An
1,
about
Sept. 1 from
on
Sept. 1, 1955.
Dated
to
from
1970 inclusive.
building bonds
1955.
Har-
1
inclusive.
Wendover and
inclusive.
are
Sept.
inclusive.
Due
to
interest
follows:
July 1 from
on
on
on
1960
as
of
inclusive.
Due
water
of
net
a
4.37%,
Due
to
1961
Que.
issue
$80,000 were sold
Anglo-Francais, Ltd.,
7,500 3y2s.
$661,500 town improvement bonds was
sold to
Royal Bank of Canada,
and Casgrain & Co., jointly, at a
price of 94.12, a net interest cost
of about 4.48%, as follows:
311,500
2,
totaling
1966 to
issue
July
and fire protection
sewers
54,000 4s.
Sale—An
from
Jean-Vianney, Que.
cost of about
QUEBEC
Bond
dated
are
Sale—An
and
$80,000 23/2s. Due Oct. 1, 1961.
320,000 2y4s. Due on Oct. 1 from
2
July 2 from
on
price of 95.80,
a
M-N.
Interest
July
1975 inclusive.
to the Credit
of
Bell, Gouinlock
Co., Ltd., and Mills, Spence &
Co., jointly, as 4s, at a price of
on
follows:
on
1960 inclusive.
to
St.
sold to
Due
sold to
1955. Interest J-J.
&
97.05.
$158,000
was
30
issue
improvement
was
Due
1957
awarded to
Bond Sale—The
bonds
The
was
works,
Willows Sch.
(P. O. Milwaukee),
8-4100
1961
Bond
(P. O. R.R. No. 1,
were
1,
'
Trafalgar Township, Ont.
tures
3s.
as
71,000 3y2s. Due
Sept.
on
—
1388
June
net interest cost
a
4.13%,
1956 to
/
est M-S.
$225,000
Granville School District No.
ST.,
$87,000
$118,-
improvement bonds
Appleton), Wis.
Bond Sale
The $34,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 3
v. 182,
price of
40
of about
Principal and
payable at the Ce-
Chute, Twin
from
Co., of Montreal, at
inclusive.
Grande
1
dated
building bonds
price of 95.57,
a
from 1956 to 1965 inclusive. Inter¬
2.98%.
E.
school
A. E. Ames &
Gairdner & Co., Ltd., at a
ley, Haydon & Co., Inc., of Mad¬
ison, and Mullaney, Wells & Co.,
of
Chicago, jointly, as 3s, at a
EVERGREEN
of
Ont.
An issue of
—
30
issue
/
darsburg State Bank, Cedarsburg,
or
at the City Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Lines,
Spooner & Quarles, of Milwaukee.
p.
Paragon Oil Company
An
—
Sept. 30 from 1956 to 1975
on
Oct.
on
of
1
June
on
Bond Sale—An issue of
inclusive.
Natrona
2
Sale
Ont.
$63,100 4y2% improvement deben¬
tures was sold to Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd., at a price of 99.88,
Ccdarsburg, Wis. i
Offering—J. C. Schroeder,
Clerk, will receive sealed
for
1 from
ONTARIO
Bond
bids
follows:
June
on
are
purchaser and the District.
to
—
City
Man¬
Pepin announces
that the City Council will receive
bonds
Principal
payable at a
interest (M-S)
G.
The
(A-O)
banking institution suitable to the
City
as
1975 inclusive.
inclusive.
interest
1955.
Offering
Due
from
1
Dallas.
Dick
4s.
1966 to
Dated
Oct.
on
high school bonds. Dated Dec.
Bond
9,000
Door-
Company, of
Dallas, as 3V4S and 3s, at a price
of par." Dated Aug/ 1, 1955. Due
serially from 1963 to 1980 inclu¬
sive.
Legality approved by Du¬
mas, Huguenin
& Boothman, of
Texas
in¬
interest
office.
Acton,
and
H.
bonds.
Due
was
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
until 2:30 p.m. (CST)
for the purchase of
20
$14,000
bonds
1955. Interest J-D.
$350,000 3y2s.
Offering—John
Oct.
on
First Southwest
Odessa,
4.19%,
$5,000 3y2s. Due
&
as
(Towns) Joint Sch.
4 (P. O. Baldwin),
No.
sealed bids
and
McKinney, Texas
cost of about
nick, District Clerk, will receive
1956
Bond Sale—An issue of $150,000
1966
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved
by Pershing,
Bosworth,
Dick & Dawson, of Denver.
Oct. 1, 1964
(Village), and Baldwin,
River
sewer
Belanger, Inc., of Quebec,
price of 97.48, a net interest
a
Wisconsin
000
building bonds was sold to
Rupe & Son, of Dallas, as
2.40s, at a price of par. Dated Sept.
15, 1955. Due serially from 1956 to
1978 inclusive. Legality approved
by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman,
at
clusive.
BRITISH COLUMBIA
$175,-
Dallas
water works and
was
Weir
Sale—An issue of
sold to
Co., Ltd., at a price of 99.10. Due
July 2 from 1956 to 1975 in¬
WISCONSIN
District
of
to
and
Oct. 1, 1962
on
1957
1965.
Hammond, Erin,
Independent School
from
Principal
by
Lufkin
Young,
Bond
on
Debenture
1956 'to
Legality approved
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
McLeod,
Chaffey
Big Horn County, MandersonHyattville High School Dist.
(P. O. Manderson), Wyo.
Bond
Offering — George
E.
Kinder, Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 8
p.m.
(MST) on Nov. 1
and 1963.
and
1990 inclusive.
on
1388
p.
awarded to the Milwaukee
1962 to
inclusive.
1961
305,000 2.20s. Due
serially
building
Washington
$1,250,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered Oct.
jointly, as 3V4S, 3s and 2%s, at a
price of 100.002. Dated Aug.} 1,
Due
the
for
(P. O. Seattle),
285,000 2.10s. Due
1955.
1
$135,000
Central Investment Company, and
Dallas Rupe & Son, both of Dallas,
ager
182,
Chambley, Que.
1958 to
trom
oonds offered
revenue
v.
Treasurer's
Independent School
Bond Sale—An issue of
building
of
purchase
Nov.
bonds.
cost
District,
until
received
Bond Sale—The
Bond Sale—An issue of
road bonds
County, Thorp Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Ellensburg), Wash.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
be
Port
Hale County (P. O.
the
1
Rhinelander, Wis.
Sale—The $100,000 park¬
Bond
Oct.
Oct.
Dated
Oct.
Hudson, Que.
Newport, Vt.
Bond Sale—The $50,000 various
Nov. 1 from
1966 inclusive.
1967 to
of
on
WYOMING
lows:
1955
1, 'Bond Corp., Ltd., and J. L. Gra¬
ham &
Co., Ltd., jointly, at a
1970 inclusive. Principal and in¬
price of '99.82. Due in 1 to 20
terest (A-O) payable at the Ex¬
years.
change State Bank, LaCrosse. Le¬
Cranbrook, B. C.
gality approved by Chapman &
Bond Sale—An issue of $78,000
Cutler, of Chicago.
bonds.
Due
Monday, October 17, 1955
.
VERMONT
fol¬
as
school
1,
the
First National
Legality approved
Parkhurst & Crowe,
at
McCall,
by
000
Principal and interest (M-N)
Bank of Dallas.
Florence, Texas
water
to
1955.
1975 inclusive.
3s,
as
Sept.
1956
from
455,000 general obligation bonds.
000 school building bonds was
to
1
inclusive.
issue
Sale—An
Bond
May
on
Texas
District,
.
.
V
of
1955.
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