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ISSUE

MONDAY

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an

1955

24

T

library

Financial Chronicle
Reg. D. 8. Pat. Office

African Industrial Development

-

PUBLIC UTILITY

INDUSTRIAL

-

INSURANCE

-

corporation

Oct.

on

13

filed

a

letter of notification

with the

Copy

on

181,

—V.

In This Issue

duties

his
p.

Casualty Co.—Andrews

Chairman

resigning Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
Chairman of this company on Nov. 1.

Andrews,

Coleman

T.
takes

covering 2,000 shares of common stock, to be offered at par ($10
share), without, underwriting.
The net proceeds are to be used
for general corporate purposes.
The corporation intends to be a refrigerated trucking enterprise.

a

MISCELLANEOUS

-

American Fidelity &

Corp., New York, N. Y.

—Files With SEC—
The

$1.15

and Investment: News

General Corporation
RAILROAD

Price

N. Y., Monday, October 24, 1955

New York 7,

Number 5475

182

Volume

Board

as

1773.

*

SEC
per

operating rev.
goods sold and

and

Sales

of

Cost

int.

York

Stock

Exchange

New

York

Stock

Exchange

misc.

&

Reduction

24,538,101
Int.

&

exps.

income

Federal

taxes—

income

Net

Average

of shares

no.

Earnings

share

per

78/000,353

1,794,932

5,469,645

9,862,268

6,497,192

33,154,125

9,220,527

39,376,583

31,915,511

9,101,233
$1.01

9,115,286
$4.32

8,940,026

♦Including amortization of
1954 $4,064,754.
p.

JEquivalent

Stock

Francisco

San

Canadian Stock Exchange

Exchange

Stock

Toronto

$3.57
defense facilities for 1955 $5,746,085 and
after taxes to 24 cents per share.—V. 182,

.2—

Exchange—Curb Section

Toronto Stock

Over-the-Counter Markets

309.

Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages

at

company

on

139,760

covering

$2

Stock Exchange

Transactions New York

Oct. 13 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par $1), to be offered
through Dwight L. Sloan, P. O. Box 774, Alliance,
Neb.
The net proceeds are
to be used to pay for expenses incident
to mining activities.
The

SEC

.„

leaves

About

the

American Colortype Co.
End,

30—

Sept.

Sales

—

before

Earnings

570,587

Cr48,352

for

Provision

$6,280,930 $15,417,571 $14,055,047
481,716
395,052
600,610
Cr30,000
Cr503,352
Cr70,000
261,000
339,166
340,000

$6,736,357

taxes_

Capital gain:

266,166

tax-

inc.

State

on

debentures

Exchange

Foreign

Reserve

Federal
Net

—V.

181,

Construction Corp. has

fertilizer

urea

operating

taxes—

5,330,000

operating

income

15,800,000

Statement

p.

recycle process while
reforming of natural

American Express

48

American Encaustic

Tiling Co.—Expands Capacity—

books of this company are "considerably in excess
of what we can produce during the remainder of this year," Malcolm
A. Schweiker, President, has announced.
The company is a leading producer of ceramic wall tiles and bath¬
room
fixtures with annual sales in excess of $8,000,000.
Mr. Schweiker said this company is currently expanding its capacity
Orders

on

the

which

with the addition of a new kiln, scheduled to be in operation
The new facilities costing approximately $1,200,000 are
being paid for entirely out of retained earnings, he said.
"If Wages and prices remain the same and the company continues
to operate at capacity next year, we see no reason why the present
ratio
of
profit will not continue," Mr. Schweiker .added. He also
declared he fully expected American Encaustic would sell its increased

has

to

added

said

This

seen

its

year

The
elers

electronic business

building

the
more

than

250

alone,

12, offices

Net

$

180,372,657
21,058,004

150,695,637
22,878,467

686,553,915
85,757,540

579,382,427
85,136,463

income—

201,430,661

173,574,104

772,311,455

664,518,890

deducts-

31,723,273

32,000,794

128,309,171

125,435,074

16^,707,388

141,573,310

644,002,284

539,083,816

4,922,344

3,953,020

17,367,052

I
14,667,040

164,785,044

137,620,290

626,635,232

524,416,776

$3.25

$2.95

$12.68

$11.84

oper.

inc.—

income

Total

Interest
Net

American

Express

minor,

offices

AT&T Co.

1945.

JConsol.
per

subsidiaries,

services for travelers includes trav¬
group tours and

ern

travel arrangements,
132,

p.

p.

Telephone

&

Telegraph

tlncludes proportionate

Electric Co. and all

mated).

hotel, ship, air, rail and bus reser¬

1333.

stock

earnings

share

♦American

foreign exchange, remittance of funds,

independent

interests

Applicable to

have been opened or remodeled, includ¬

company's expanding list of

income

Applicable to

program

Beverly Hills.

vations.—V.

the firm

182, p. 409,

additional

of a

CONSOLIDATED EARNINGS REPORT

1955—3 Months—1954

revenues

tOther

machines—will be $750,000.

modernization was part

tBased

on

Co. and

200

interest In net earnings of West¬

average

number

of shares outstanding.—V .182,

1110.

She Snveitment 2becilerS —Association of (Canada

BrancL

Office5:

Bay Street TORONTO/ CANADA Selephone
75

Brocl St.

PRESIDENT

KINGSTON, ONT.

Bruce Si. 7]orris

*

150

VICE-PRESIDENT

Cheapside
joL C.

EM 8-4731

LONDON, E. C. 2 ENGLAND

.AIL X

p. S2. Jdanley, (f. Idfj. WhiteLiner
2bouylaS Wc Uittie, Phi lip J4. Sdawher, Christopher HJahlroth $r., Slrthur IA). Strichland, Pichard SI. Wloth



DIRECTORS:

3, Si. PoSe, Cj. 2b. SldamS, ff. U. Brools,

its principal telephone

other subsidiaries not consolidated (partly esti¬

jY<mwA; Sullen
1JerS: She Soronto .Stoch Cxchanye

$10.41

$10.62

1955

1955—12 Months—1954
$
$
$
1,328,999,432 1,196,824,545 5,123,603,591 4,641,531,536
Oper. expenses
885,670,234
823,089,953 3,445,641,356 3,210,227,547
Fed. taxes on inc.
157,763,141
128,706,799
588,717,725
488,228,852
Other oper. taxes
105,193,400
94,332,156
402,690,595
363,692,710

3

Co.—Modernizing Paris Office—

worldwide network since

cheques,

SYSTEM

Aug. 31—

modernization—which also includes the instal¬

ing those at Istanbul and

production.

years,

ultra, modern

Reed

Mr.

January.

"
Though volume has increased 50% in the last five
"sold up to its sales potential," he added.—V.

of

lation

$2.58

$2.74

for September,

shares outstanding,

than

more

cost of the

Estimated

by 25%

has not

to

139,360.000 120,985,705 528,050,000 466,062,582
114,390,000 105,559,646 447,640,000 402,767,524

.

Period Ended

old

half-century

of

♦BELL

47

6,148,356

partly estimated. tBased on average
tlncludes earnings of subsidiaries only
extent that they have been received by the company as dividends.

to the

Paris office of American Express, a familiar
25 million Americans, will be completely re¬
modeled as part of the company's world-wide expansion program, Ralph
T. Reed, President, announced on Oct. 17.
The

landmark

—

-

♦Figures

Oper.

1.

income

Net

number

...

523,317,154
57,254,572

tEarnings per share—

Notices. 48

Capital Flotations for Month of April

452,340,422
22,762,065

152,100,000 134,575)548 582,800,000
12,740,000
13,589,843
54,750,000

deductions

Dividends

Federal

Banks

48,214,667

21,560,000

13,330,494

5,190,000

income

Total

48
of

64,000,000

131,110,000 115,096,698 497,240,000

income

income

Interest

design an important nitrogenous
a 100 ton-a-day ammonia plant

plant will incorporate Chemico's full
will be based on high pressure

182,

12,010,000

Other

Oanks of

*1955—12 Mos.—1954
83,084,131 377,110,000 326,081,942
56,796,975 249,030,000 227,528,141
8,380,000
43,760,000
31,595,000
4,576,662 20,320,000
18,744,134

96,190,000
63,050,000

14

Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
The Course of Bank Clearings

been named by Nihon Gas Kagaku

the ammonia plant

gas.—V.

next

Condition

Combined

STATEMENT OF EARNINGS

*1955—3 Mos.—1954

Operating expenses
Federal taxes on income

90

a

The

$330,610

Co.—Japanese Contract for Unit

K. K. of Tokyo, Japan, to
project which will include
ton-a-day urea plant.

Kogyo,

.

Reserve

American Cyanamid

and

$559,238

2009.

p.

Chemical

$250,716

$352,773

profit

converted into AT&T stock at $148 a share
debentures and paying $48 in cash.-

of

Operating revenues

48

Member
Systemof

"hold for conversion" arrange¬

be

may

$100

Period End. Sept. 30—

55

Rates.

Statement

Condition

in

turning

tCOMPARATIVE

35

some

compared with 410,000 ia

requesting the company to hold their debentures for conversion
first convertible date, Dec. 13. Beginning then, the new 12-year

37/s%

by

cases.

the

Dividend

Payable

and

Declared

295,000 took advantage of the

Net

City Bond Offerings

and

Dividends

received for this company's
F. Craig, President, an¬
ended on Oct. 13.

subscriptions were received,

Investment News Cover

General Corporation &

1955—9 Mos.—1954

Debentures

offer.

1953

ment

Miscellaneous Features

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

1955—3 Mos.—1954

—

the previous offer in 1953.

525,000

Some

Other

Per.

& Telegraph Co.

is 99.5%, subject to final adjustment of Incomplete
around
$3,500,000 unsubscribed,
compared with

The figure

This

$6,000,000 for

Exchange— 35

Stock

American

Transactions

estate

$637,165,800 convertible debenture issue, Cleo
nounced on Oct. 17.
The subscription period

share,

per

for expenses incident to real

percentage of subscriptions was

record

A

Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 35
SEC Index of Stock Prices
35

With SEC—

to pay

Telephone

American

National

Allray Co., Ouray, Colo.—Files

to be used

are

991/2% Subscribed—

39
40
41
42
45
46
35

Exchange

letter of notification with the

a

activities.

39
39

Exchange

Exchange.,

Stock

Montreal

proceeds

38

Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange

61,869,725
5,466,692
24,487,522

9,120,792
$1.41

bonds

17,512,651

1,823,215

12,852,618

on

filed

30

units

in

36

Exchange

Stock

Midwest

Exchange

Stock

Angeles

Los

+2,838,745

stock

Exchange

Stock

Detroit

—

Exchange

Stock

Cincinnati

Profit from sale of Air

Exchange.

Stock

Boston

121,309,785 103, 149,377 366,742,976 321,304,484
33,394,080
22,755,777
11,763,365
7, 878,675
75,278,510
55,354,175
23,656,114
16, 630,244
882,407
2,721,843
3,676,805
inc.
881,987

Sept.

on

covering $50,000 of mortgage fund collateral notes, to be offered
from $100 to $2,500 at par, without underwriting.
The net

SEC

15
27
31
36
36
36

(Stocks)
(Bonds)—-

Exchange

Stock

American

from oper.

income

Divs.,

157,234,264

New

$

127, 658,296 475,415,566 399,414,436

etc. expenses
and
depletion

Oper.,
•Deprec.
Gross

$

$

$

corporation

The

Page

1955—9 Mos.—1954

1955—3 Mos. —1954

Va.—Files With SEC—

Quotations

Allied Chemical & Dye Corp.- -Earnings Increased—
Period End. Sept. 30—

Development Corp., Alexandria,

American Investment

Stock and Bond

2

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The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle

CAPITALIZATION

Canada—Resumes

Mines Ltd., Toronto,

Anglo Rouyn

Operations—Plans Financing—
has

Work

Anglo
The

Mines

Rouyn

capital

asked

were

as

to

approve

preliminary

a

to

increase

an

additional

prom,

note

3.9%

EFFECT

prom.

subord.

pref.

in

$25,000,000

$25,000,000

1,

1970.

35,000,000

SEC

corporation

offered

The

V.

81.50

at

shares

200,000

covering

to

filed

of

share,

per

proceeds are

net

182,

10

Oct.

on

Houston, Tex.—Files With SEC
letter

a

notification

stock

common

through

of

(par

with

to

cent)

one

1960-1970-

30,000,000

30,000,000

1, 1972—.
May 1, 1962—
due Oct. 1, 1975.

15,000,000

15,000,000

extending

2,100,000

2,100,000

1,

Nov.

debs,,

$100i

(par

4»/2%

in

Decker Mfg.

Tentative

Australia

plans

be

the

in

location

for

announced

were

Although

definite

a

Melbourne

Co.—Australian Unit—
Oct.

on

site

of

has

new

19

by

Alonzo

G.

acquired,

the

location

182,

company

195o—Month—1954

$6,260,145

182,

Net

asset3

reported
137,866
1954.

1955—2 Mos.—1954

the

of

the

the

Fund's

same

shares

the

as

beginning of

had

$21.81

1955.—V.

value

asset

an

June

on

181,

I
Brown
G.

$21,76,

of

and

30,

from

up

$19.49

1557.

p.

2579.

p.

to

issue
Oct.

on

to

notes,

issue,

will

debentures

share

prior

rendered
next
at

convertible,

$18

principal

the

time

unless

previously

amount

$10,003,000

debentures

of

at $19 principal
debentures have been

of

principal amount

per

amount

Oct.

aggregating 90%

of

such

PROCEEDS—The
to

be

Files

With

The

forta

corporation

available

agreed

opposite

for

to

surrendered;

will

Nolan-W.

and

1,

sur¬

until

thereafter

add

several

Dickson

S.

Inc.:

pany,

the

principal

1,000,000

Shields

Goldman, Sachs & Co.

700,000

Stroud

700,000

Robert

700,000

Lehman

700,000

Brothers

Fenner

&

White,
Bear,
A.

Weld

&

Stearns

G.

Inc.

W.

E.

Lee

&

&

Webber,

Anthony & Co._

Alex.

Brown

&

Equitable
Corp.

A.

Bache

&

Co.,

Inc..

M.

&

Co

L. F.
G.

Walker

&

Co

Newhard,

Scott,

250,000

American

300,000

Cook

Shearson,

Securities

Horner

&

100,000
100,000

Lynch

100,000

Co...

100,000

&

&

250,000

Co.

Inc

achieved
fine
tion

a

part

major

cottons,
has

dividual

many

manufacturer

As

positions

woolens

helped

it

segments

and

level
the

of

fabrics

in

the
the

textile

&

Co

diversification
of

The

men's

100,000

blends

and

of

it

program

and

company

fluctuations
business

company's position in supplying
up with the current trend.

100.000

company
has been the leading
products made from synthetic

fields

worsteds.
out

&

and

long-term

a

Deane

Wurts, Dulles

the

years

of

of

with

be

to

shares

the

offered

held,

to

for

pay

at

incident

expenses

to

Enters

—

Into

As

Net

of

corporation

to

into

the

Field

of

and

new

the

polyethylene

Co.

to bring

point

women's

has

hosiery,

believes

diversifica¬

take

in

that
that

it

different

place

has

proceeds

the

reported net sales of
the
net

fiscal

year

earnings

months

$386,528,832

ended

were

nine
Oct.

2,

ended

helped

fabrics

to

in¬

the

keep

and

1954

net

net

July

2, 1955 the company
earnings of $12 288,739. For

sales

were

$8,437,345.

Oct.

on

efficiency

operating

utilities,

the

$347 493 592
'

Willian? D^a S^en Prfsid^t
(TeleDhoneSTate2

Ofinu

Canada,
NOTE.

1

nLm' S'

w

Edison

Commonwealth
filed

17

and

Central

T.

A.

Illinois

44,000 population,
and

joint

a

and

the

On

account

of




the

fluctuations in

the

rate

per

of

of

last

continues

Thi

stock.

the

$26,075

were

period

for

same

000

as

si~

com

year.

strong,

current

announcement

asset

said —V

182

annual

Schlink,

petition

adjusting

will

to

go

Oct,

on

Calif.,

Benjamin
filed

6

B.

Smith,

letter

a

stock

common

share),

per

of

through Francis

I.

(par

of

Light

electric

sales

which

to

duPont

&

Nov.

The

than

more

customers,

of

79

1,200

21

million

1955

as

for

the

two-for-one

recent

Co.,

"13,

1.110,375
to

1955,

B

Angeles"

Los

'

lenders, it

was

Insurance

Co.

Chicago—Registers With

filed

shares

the

held.

its

for

rate

of

and

$25

share

one

stat rnent

value

par

subscription

Rights not

Corp.

registration

a

of

offered

be

at

then

pronged

mex'mum

maximum

price

for

villi

common stock.
storkhokiers of

by

each

tsluires

id

price

Forgan

&

Co.

are

is

$45

price per unit
of
$49,966,875.

underwriting terms

from

capital

to

the

for

The

additions.

of

ultimate

electric

are

to

calls

The

for

the

be

the

prin¬

the

projected

expenditure

outlay

for

acual* sub¬

by amend¬

wis!

l*r-

toward

the

company

the

the

for

stock

share

of

properties

program

The

supplied

additional

application

utility

construction

scheduled,

now

sale

the

of

previously exercised w)U expire-

Glore,

offering

aggregate

and

proceeds

This

mates

cost

$600,000,oC)

of

is

gross

mi

5-year per!".i

1956

added

of

(-'<155-59,

t

n.

prop¬

$120,Out),

has

company

expanded

its

construction

program

approximately $600,000,000 will be spent
during the five-year period 1955-1959.

for

and

now

esti¬

electric

property

The expanded program was disclosed on Oct. 13 with
the
a
registration statement with the SEC in connection with the
issuance of additional common stock.

filing of
proposed

additions

be

The

its

announced

company

common

one

new

stock,

share

10

its

plan to offer to holders of
subscription, additional common in the ratio of

for

for

Oct.

on

each

15
shares held.
The offering price is to be
by the board of directors on the basis of market conditions
prevailing shortly before the offering.
Proceeds of the stock offering
will be used to
help finance the company's construction program.
Willis Gale, Chairman, said on Oct 13 the
construction schedule for

hours.

determined

the five years, 1935
through 1959, involves the expenditure of about
$277,000,000 for generatingTacilities, $309,000,000 for
transmission and
distribution facilities and $14,000,000 for
general plant.
Mr.

1954

stock

Co.

Plans $600,000,000 Expenditures in Next Five Years—

square

$69,013,601

$15.39

Oct.

on

Boston

working

erty

incorporated

$100,277,860

Edison

1955,

subsidiaries.

would

*

1,

16,

additions

are

to

kilowatt

the

offered

underwriters.'
a

Net

to

Illinois

areas

be

Benjamin

Co., St. Joseph, Mo.
Places Notes
company has placed $1,750,000 of
5%

are

stock

First

cipal

two

by

exchanged

service

to

of

stock¬

with

debt

covering

Nov.,

Central' Illinois

be

Edison

comprise

16,000

electric

area

The

$1),

behalf

on

selline

loan

shares

common

Central

the

the

notification

Loan

company

SEC

record

it

low-

respec¬

and

with

President

share

per

—

Loan

small

scription

their

Co.

*$12.33

split.—V.

912.

182,

|

Gale

added:

$120,000,000

and

"Our

1955

now

we

construction

expect

1956

to

expenditures will total about
about the same.
We esti¬

be

mate 1957 at

$135,000,000, 1958 at $125,000,000 and 1959 at 8100.000,000.
"Approximately $260,000,000 of the funds required for the five-year
program, it is estimated, will be provided
through the sale of additional
securities

of

which

the

proposed

offering of common stock is a part.
balance would be obtained
chiefly from cash resources on hand
plus undistributed earnings and depreciation
accruals over the five-year
period."

Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Notes Authorized—
The

Interstate

issue
The

Commerce

$7,600,000 of its

ICC

will

an

be

used

notes

The

Co.

to

will

equal

balance

in

buy

be

return

of

and

cash

The

to

from

company

the

proceeds

$2,600,000

fund

to

income

.

capital
other

or

construction expenditures for 1946
through
aggregated $758,000,000. The $600,000,000 now
projected for the
five-year period will bring the total for the
14 postwar years
to $1,358,000,000.—V.
182, p, 1564.

of

current

discharge
by them.

held

Commonwealth
for

Commonwealth's electric

1954

trustees

the

said
now

the'railroad

already made by the company
treasury.—V. 182, p. 1564.

to

and

the

notes

delivered

to

sold

agency
of

this

promissory notes.

be

Fund

serial

tures

its

to

trustees

5%

will be

advances

authorized

serial

are

Annunity

the

to

4%

of $4,000,000

for

notes

equipment.

new

the

has

unsecured

the

Service

delivered
of

amount

Commission

4%%

said

$1,000,000
Commonwealth Edison

This

Commonwealth Investment Co.—Assets
Up 25%—

Edison

expendi¬
money

in

corporation

Powel

and

Briscoe

have

Inc.

As of

Total
—V.

West
eral

Short

and

has

other

eral

Oil

have

for
car

activities,

exploration

180,

and

have

a

big

has

the

to

the

field.

icing,

also

north

and

City

been

active

proves

Products,

breweries,

pipe

well

a

for

second
a

well

third

recently

in

dairy
in

the

well

completed

the
in

by

sev¬

last

same

the

few

gen¬

Stanolind

J.

of

amounted

for

Andre,

12%

and

This

company

subsidiaries,

on

Clark

Oct.

c/°

18

announced

that

its

two

sales

over

206,

income

equivalent

87

or

for

cents

According
first

nine

These

Co.,

news

of

for

nine-month
cn

$41,136,301

the

first

period

Oct.

20.

for

the

nine

in

the

This

months

company's

represents

comparable

an

period

of

1955,

history!
increase
of

to

to

months

products,

January

$1.57

share

Mr.
of

he

Home
our

per
for

common

the

same

Sept. 30, 1955, totaled $1,952,share, compared with
$1,082,787

period

Andre,

considerable

1955

the

said

in

will

be

Furnishings

sales

volume

a

introduced

Markets,
in

the

year

costs

development

to

incurred

several

the

and

ago.

were

cf

are

future,"—V.

trade

See

Stauffer

have

three-year

Chemical

Co.

below.—V.

(Continued

yea? 3' 1879' Subscriptions in United

must

be

made

in

the

products.
before or at

expected

182,

in

new

p.

"to

add

1219.

on

182,

page

p.

1219.

9)

Publishers. 25 Park Place. New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D.
Seibert, Editor and Publisher*
and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday], Other offices:
135 S. La Salle Street
Chicago 3
Illinois
Smith. Copyright 1955 by William B. Dana
Company. Reentered as second class matter
February 25
1942
at
the
States' U' S' Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $55.00 per year; in Dominion of

exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements

last

months ended

Consolidated Chemical
Industries, Inc.—Consolidation

wholly-owned

Corp.. and Equipment Finance
with a group cf seven banks for a

$45,133,807

first

the nine

per

B* Dana Company,

Edwards &

$81,159,132

v

Net

Leasing Program—

Leasing

.

to

any

President, reported

year

section

same

the

F.

the

Clark Equipment Co.—Expands

1954

$101,185,192

603.

p.

the highest

whose

products

719.

p.

1955

assets

Congoleum-Nairn Inc.—Reports Record Sales—

development.

staked

set

and

offsetting

area,

mile

one

acres

railroad

operators

spudded

Co.—V.

field

oil

additional
included

related

years in oil
The same
and

Junction

thousand

business

September 30

net

182,

Sales

announced

completion
of a
1,000 barrel oil well at their Marv Sudik No.
1
well, located
approximately 12 miles from Oklahoma City. This big well extends the

E" C" En§land<

Y

year

the

common

ment.

economy

Edison

assets——:

(Reg> ,U'rS" Patent °fflce) William
twlceT a ^'eek tevery Thursday (general

frNewYorkN
P L
$58 00 per.y^ear
OtheT'coiTntriesftG^OO

office

the

on

$1,052,000

'

These

for authority to exchange
parts of their present
according to announcement by Willis Gale, Chairman of

completed arrangements

Sit

same

cond ticn

28,500 shares of
(estimated at $1.75

Bel-Air,

materially to
EARNINGS—For

the

liabilities,

of America

Commonwealth

sheets

where

of

closer integration of

September 30—

"After
p.

for

of this

covering

The

Commission

value

$1,270,00

Securities and Exchange Commission—

program

manufacture

improve

electric

net

of

is using
the proceeds to redeem
out.-.tuuUng 6%
and
to increase its
working capital.
firm, in busin.ss for 30 years, has its
headquarter j
in St.
Joseph, Mo., and operates 38 branch offices iu 11
uah'S,
including
Arizona,
Colorado,
Florida,
Illinois,
Kansas.
Kentucky,
Louisiana, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska and Nevada.—V.
181, p. 3.774.

miles,

asset

months

financial

corporation

The

City Products Corp.—Oil Well Completed—
100,000

Scribner

250.000

BUSINESS—For

domestic
fibers.

Singer,

250,000

Clark, Dodge & Co

$1),

5.7

go to Edison has about 400
29,000 population, 10,000 electric customers and six com¬
munities with annual electric sales of about 90
million kilowatt hours.
—V. 182, p. 1563.

&
...

Blair

this

and

to

profit

a

Insurance
Co., of Fort Wayne, Ind., each has purchased half
the
issue. The borrowing is the final
take-down in a $2,750,000 financing negotiated earlier this
year, at which time
Mutual of New York
bought $1,000,000 of 4 \\ 75 seiner
notes, also due in 1970.

100,000
Hammill

Co.

Redpath

used

America

major step designed

square

Mason,

Inc.

Corp.

Auchincloss, Parker &

be

of

DeKalb-Sycamore

the

100,000

300,000

Rothschild & Co.

H.

Securities

____

&

net

The

areas,

Profit

report

National Life

;

transferred

to

100,000

Moore, Leonard

notification

(par

every

properties

of

Interstate

300,000

subsidiaries

—

on

Light

wa

Stock
Offered—Francis I
Co., Los Angeles, Calif., early in October of
snares of common stock
(par $1) at $1.87^

Commerce

logical

Illinois'

six

Privately—This

underwriting; (rights will expire Nov. 9, 1955).
to

virtually identical at about $2,100,000.

100,000

Janney & Co
Laird, Bissell & Meeds..

Rhoades

of

th

Wood

and

1011.

p.

subordinated notes with two institutional
announced on Oct. 18.
The Mutual Life
of New York and the Lincoln

Central Illinois Light
Co.—Property Exchange—
a

is

R.

ago

Aug. 27, 1955. Federal and Stat
leaving a net profit after taxes 0

current

Commerce

company.

territories

John

months ended
to $719,000,.

$16,814,000
times

market

for

100,000
Co._—__

300,000

Loeb,

for

resin

In

to

years

The

;

Corp.

»t

type.

1563.,

p.

Detroit.
expectations"

SEC

&

Company

Inc.

its

six

the

company s

Smith,

"Celanese will use the polyethylene process developed
by the Phillips
Petroleum Co. from
whom
a
license
has
been
obtained."—V.
182,

100,000

&

of

stock

one

become

pressure

100,000

Co

Illinois

of

polyethylene

Total

Howard, Weil, Labouisse,

Republic Co.

(Inc.)
Carl

Marache

Friedrichs

the

resins; polyvinyl acetate emulsions, and
film," Mr. Andersen said, "has progressed to

lias

100,000

Co.

The

letter

a

common

basis

polyester

Co,

300,000

Central

material,

100,Cf00

300,000

Co

&

100,000

400,000

with

Chemical Fund, Inc.—Assets Exceed
$100,000,000—
100,000

&

notification

100,000

—

Granbery,

of

100,003

Courts & Co.—

400,000

Allyn &

Co

Simmons.

with

The

for diversifying and enlarging
product lines,
now
including cellulose
acetate
molding
sheets and
film;
cellulose
propionate
molding material;

miles with

Richard W. Clarke Corp.
Julien Collins & Co

400,000

the

communities

150,000

&

&

filed

7

of

the

marketing department's

The

150,000

for

five

The

plastic

150,000

Co

Byllesby

Harrison

——

&

—

400,000

Langley & Co

C.

Space

Gardner

_______

M.

of

"Our

150,000
&

Ellis

(Inc.)

Securities

Estabrook & Co
W. C.

Lane,

Bosworth, Sullivan &
Co., Inc.

Inc.

500,000

Sons_.

lao.uoo

182,

Corp.—Reports

holder.-

Under the petition Commonwealth Edison would
acquire Central Illi¬
nois Light's electric properties in the
DeKalb-Sycamore area in northern
Illinois west of
Chicago in exchange for Edison's properties in the Lacon
and Aleao areas in the central
part of the state.
Annual electric revenues from
the

150,000

Blunt

500j000
500,000

Co

Division

units

150-membe

27,500
share.

per

stock,

Light.

Wagenseller & Durst,

H.

Wertheim & Co
&

Co.—

June.—V.

last year.

lered

San

highly promising
field of low-pressure polyethylene materials was announced on
Oct. 21
by Bjorn Andersen, Vice-President and General Manager of the Plasties

service

200,000

of

duPont &

dates

A.,

200,000

Co

Baker, Watts

500,000

Witter

&

&

Schwabacher &

500,000

Reynolds & Co
Tucker,

S.

200,000

Co., Inc

500,000

r_i-2r_

Dean

Blair

Oct,

Corp.

Commonwealth

Co....

Woippie

Johnson,

Jackson

_.

various
&

T.

.

,

shares
on

are

entrance of

Illinois

200,000

&

500,000
—

The

Commerce

Co.,

500,000

Higginson Corp

& Curtis

&

500,000
500,000

Co

McDonald & Co

Paine,

the

N.

Low-Pressure Polyethylene Materials—

250,000

Co

500,000

Weeks—

Hutton

&

Baird

Reinholdt

500,000

Hallgarten & Co
Hornblower

from

America

letter

a

common

;

on

proceeds

250,000

,

William

500,000

Becker & Co.,
& Co

Drexel

months
of

Bank

filed

Of.

"

36,850

stockholders

250,000

200,000

700,000

Co

Trask
W.

bacon,

Corp.

Company
Co., Inc

Riter

700,000
700,000
7uj,ouJ

Co

&

&

and

the

amount

subordinated

tive

Pacific Northwest Co

Webster Securi¬

ties Corp,
Union Securities

12

to

the

6

shares

corporation

net

of

Calif.

Oct.

on

•

Celanese

250,000
250,000

for

Color Corp.

&

Baker, Weeks & Co
Clement A. Evans & Co.,
Inc.

■

700,000

Smith, Barney & Co
Stone

Marks

/

$250,000
250,000

Co.

Inc.

Pierce,

& Beane

&

Inc

&

Spencer

700,000

Lazard Freres & Co

M.

Pomeroy,

Co.,

set

last

Aikman

110.

p.

'

42,486

covering

the

250,000

700,000

Inc.

Dominlck—

duPont

W.

700,000

Hemphill, Noyes & Co,—

have

debentures

Pressprich & Co..
Schoellkopi, Hutton &

700,000

—

Lynch,

below,

■

of

Co.
R.

to

and

&

Laurence

700,000

Eastman, Dillon & Co.—

Merrill

general

.

Dominick

Com¬

Ripley &

its

to

named

amounts

Glore, Forgan & Co
Harriman

proceeds

Francis I.

-

The
SEC

cur

purpose.

underwriters

the

B.

&

maturity.

Canada

sales

The

previously
sold
at
par
(25 cents per share), through Verner Allen, 156
Montgomery St., San
Francisco, Calif. The net proceeds are to be used for mining devel¬

the

1965.

respective names;

Hibbs & Co., Inc.——
Blyth & Co., Inc..
R.

to

corporate

any

purchase

their

prior

Kidder, Peabody & Co._ $2,400,000
Folger,

the

SEC—

company

covering

into

been

share

share, but not after Oct,

amount

UNDERWRITERS—The

severally

with

California-Engeles Mining Co., San Francisco, Calif.—

common

per

have

per

1,

Beginning in 1966 the debentures will be entitled to a sinking fund
equal to 9% of the principal amount outstanding on Oct, 1, 1965,

funds

notification

of

mining operations,

redeemed,

debentures

of

conversion;

$10,000,000

$20

are

at

to

for

a

Calif,

$1.05 per share, without

stock

prior

to

The

1, 1975, convertible through
1965, priced at 100 % and accrued interest.

common

letter

Net

California Limestone Products, Beverly Hills, Calif.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—

Oct.

Bank

equivalent to 99 cents per share
profit compares with a net loss „of

months

11,

isued

bentures

The

filed

Clark's

Canada.

National

$551,000,

4

mature

be

Burlington Industries, Inc. — Debentures Offered—
Kidder, Peabody & Co. headed a group which offered on
Oct. 20 publicly $30,000,000 of 4.25% subordinated de¬
due

Manufacturers

&

taxes

income

stock

applied to the Federal Power Commission for
up
to $10,000,000 in
promissory notes,
it was

opment,

Consolidation—

Kinney Co., Inc. below.—V. 181,

and

machinery

cus

has

company

Francisco,

sub¬

.

Shoe Co., Inc.—Proposed

R.

10',;.

a

SEC

.

See

as

Purpose
of
the
loan
would
be
to
provide interim
financing of
necessary
extensions, additions and betterments
of
the
company's
electric plant in order to meet increasing demands for
public utility
service, the company's application stated.—V. 182, p. 1111.

Again Up—

30,
1955 totaled $78,344,294,
the higest ever
2b-year old mutual fund. This compares with $64,beginning of 1955 and $54,636,723 as of Sept, 30,'

the

at

1955

16,

Sept.

this

Each

stantially
at

at

by

Sept.

pared

The

$6,138,290 $10,495,855 $10,213,607

Broad Street Investing Corp.—Assets

to

taxes

hair*

of

1111.

p.

Oct,

on

th

Clark's

leases.

for

of

corporation

before

SEC

This

Inc.—September Sales Up—

Sales—

This

upon

covering 1,066 shares of common stock,
to
be
offered
at
market
(estimated at $14 per share) on behalf of Mono Power Co., Riverside,
Calif.,
through
Wagenseller
&
Durst,
Inc.,
Los
Angeles,
Calif.

announced

—V.

country

.

authority

Stores,

issuance

net

The

such

on

financing

the leasing
plan "far beyond
unusually large loan,
according
Treasurer.
The
plan originated two

Clark

.

Black & Decker has maintained a
subsidiary in Australia for the
past 25 years and this subsidiary has imported portable electric tools
primarily from the Black & Decker Harmondsworlh, England plant.
A warehouse Is maintained in Sydney.—V.
182, p. 1010,

Bond

for

reserved

California Electric Power Co.—Files With SEC—

will

area.

Period End. Sept. 30—

construction

years

handles

this

$20,000,000
without

for

program

the

Col.ins

$8,065,467 shs.

1454.

p.

in

leasing

and

five

and

Co.

totalling

subsidiaries

4

71,103 shs.

1,581,872 shares initially to be
the debentures just offered,

dividend—V.

facilities in
Decker, President.

400,000 shs.
*12,500,000 shs.

on

and

for

extended

—-

issued

trucks

three

organization

Detroit,

Jr.,

...

shares

of

Finance

Acceptance

of

752.558

the

Bank,

reason

share,

$1).

(par

tlncludes

manufacturing

been

not

series

stock

''Includes

&

of

136,500 shs.

second preference stock

Common

conversion

Black

38,655 sns.
236,500 shs.

,

per

industrial

terms

credit

to

company.
operates a

Corp.

its

revolving

extended

parent

participating in the arrangement are Harris
Trust and Sav
Chicago; First National Eank of
Chicago* Continenta
Illinois
National
Bank
and
Trust
Co.,
Chicago;
Chase
Manhatta
Eank,
New
York; Guaranty Trust Co., New York*
National
Ban

117,165 shs.

—

preferred stock
stock, par value $100

and

been

Monday, October 24, 195

.

Banks

ings

—

series.

in

issuable

Benjamin & Co., Houston, Tex.
purchase of dies and materials.—

be used for

30,000,060

share,

per

the

Equipment
dealer

issuable

preferred stock
preferred stock
stock, par value $100

Fref.

1562.

p.

30,000,000

for

loan

have

of

Leasing

tomers

4.20%.

be

Clark

218,000 shs.

issuable

the

-

term

credits

obligation

35,000,000

series

4%

financing.

1959_

due

stock

combination
These

Outstanding

1,

3 Vz %

The

FINANCING

March

due

note

41/4 %

Pref.

Atlas Industries, Inc.,

PRESENT

TO

Sept.

due

note

prom,

Cum.

of

due

notes due Mar.

prom,

3%%

sponsored by the Hirshhorn financial
and liquid securities in its treasury.

week

shares

5,000,000

to

is

Ltd.

last

notes

3%

has 8380,000 in cash

and

shareholders

prom,

2%%

been

successfully resumed on the Waden Bay, copperbearing property of this company in northern Saskatchewan, Franc.
R. Joubin, Managing Director of Technical Mine Consultants, company
managers, reported on Oct! 20.
interests

GIVING

Authorized

3Va%

.

.

New

York

funds.

Number 5475

182

Volume

.

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

a

(1691)

Capital Flotations in the United States in April
And for the First Four Months of 1955
Corporate

financing

April of the current
reduction

in

the

domestic

aggregated

year

March

or

of

New

capital

April

in

financing

funding issues added

up

to $172,833,757

or

only

new

and

91-days
91-days

Feb

1

Feb

Feb

1

Feb

Feb

1

Feb

in

March

amounting

last

and

amounted

$494,349,237

to

or

40.23%,

while

issues

Corporate

grand total.

or

15.98%

issues

$227,855,000

37

33.39%'of

or

14.C6% of that month's gross

privately/in the first four

414%

first

4lk%

month's

Capital

OF

13

mos.

2,401,000,000

2,401,000,000

100

Feb

13

mos.

323,000.000

323,000,000

100

Amount

% of Total

1

9%-12 yrs.

Feb 1-28 Feb

Total

1

for

602,040,280

2,201.000

1

2,201,000

100

20,782,977,280

„

1.500.841.000

2,333,253.000

Mar 10

91-days

2,011,048,000

1,500,048.000

99.689

Mar 17

91-days

2,219,301,000

1,500,251,000

in

financing

April

of

this

contraction in dollar volume from

99.675

91-days

Mar 17

Mar 24

91-days

2,358.953,000

1,501,723,000

99.655

Mar 24

Mar 31

91-days
9%-12 yrs.

2,229,689,000

1,500,099,000

99.655

613,732,186

613,732,186

12 yrs.

1,526,500

1,526,500

Mar 1-31 Mar 1

Mar 1-31 Mai-

Total
Mar 31

March

for

a

a

100
100

2 yrs.

Mar 1-31 Mar 1

8,118,220.686
*1.466

99.630

7

Apr

91-days

2,125,925,000

1.500,901,000

91-days
91-days

2,125,641,000

1,500,441,000

99.582 + *1.652

2,347,479,000

1,500,794,000

99.579 + *1.664

Apr

7

Apr

14

Apr

14

Apr

21

Apr 21

Apr

28

99.571+ *1.691

2,623,524,000
'

1,500,984,000

7,938,144.000

3,209,975,000

534,661,550

91-days

2 mos.22 days

534,661,550

a
a

a

3,235,000

100

2

1

100

c

9%-12 yrs.

Apr 1-30 Apr 1

$526,209,055,

or a

showed

year

compared

as

Total

».

the substantial

dropping to $424,845,066

'

decline of $101,363,989.

Total
*

with the aggregate figure for the like month a
reveals a much greater amount for the latter

ago,

for

April

in

the

of

l3/a

100

concerned, was the $111,980,000 emission of New

proportion

some

Another offering

Authority bonds.

the $30,000,000 issue of the State

was

California.

at

municipal financing for the first four months of

1955 is set below:

to

H

maturity value;

(NEW)—New

for

Refunding

Total

Comprised

threa

of

current

'

Income

bond,

Series

H,

available

K

is increased

combined

c

previous

Sales of

to

323,276,542

1953.

9,416,575

526,20.9,055

Oct.

Savings
"Chronicle."

Bonds,

and

limit of Series J

footnote

see

accrued interest to

the

15th

of

the

on

2637,

page

if held

and

month

two years interest approximates 2.47%.

or

The sale

of Series

Sale of Treasury

C

For previous

19,

1953,

Treasury Savings notes was suspended 011 Oct. 23,
data on Treasury notes, see footnote on page 1470,

"Chronicle."

424,845,066

showing the different monthly amounts of cor¬

Annual purchase

G.

to $200,000,

Treasury notes of Series A was terminated on May 14, 1953.
Treasury notes of Series B began on May 15, 1953. Notes are

maturity

10,708,640

$1,812,714,360

and

on

notes of Series "C" began 011 Oct. 1, 1953; the notes are sold at par and
accrued interest to the 15th of the month and if held to maturity or
two years, interest approximates $2.20 per month for each $1,000 note.

516,792,480

5,608,274

data

at par and

312.567,902

$31,342,281

1952

30,

of F

Sale of

March

419,236,792

the former rate of 2.53% for F Bonds and
Intermediated yields of Series J and K will be

of

Bonds.

those

February

$1,781,372,079

instead

G

higher than

$538,383,697

—...

a

follows:

as

E—Beginning May 1, 1952.

maturity,

2.50%

$5,608,792.

Total

basis,

changed

par any time after o months from issue date, 011 one month's notice.
H has individual limit on annual purchase of $20,000.

$532,774,905

April

discount

were

SERIES J AND K—These replaced Series F and G Bonds, respectively,
as
of May 1, 1952. Series J and K yield a return of 2.76% when held

sold

New

45,420,430,280

bank

a

beginning June 1, 1952, bearing 3% interest, compounded semi-annually,
when held to maturity.
Issued at par, Series H will mature in 9 years
and 8 months, with interest paid by check semi-annually.
Redeemable

For

governmental financing on the part of Cartada or
States Possessions came to light in April.

January

on

Overall interest rate raised from
2.9%? to 3% compounded semi-annually when held to maturity. Higher
rate achieved by shortening the maturity of the Series E Bond from.
10 years to 9 years, 8 months.
Interest starts accruing at the end o£
six months instead of one year.
Also the yield is higher in each inter¬
mediate year.
Individual limit on annual purchases has been doubled,

•

the United
Total

months-

rate

separate series, all of which

June

No

9,750,991,550

Series

prominent issues, that is insofar as

more

April

four

Average

3,235|,000

2 yrs.

from $10,000 to $20,000

the grand total of all municipal fi¬
into new and refunding shows that

down

12 yrs,

for

SERIES

comparison of the over-all total for April of this

York Local Housing

FINANCING

BY

MONTHS 1955,

USE

OF

FUNDS
New

Type of

6

Accepted

Refunding

$
Jan

Total Amount

Security

Dated

$

91-day

Treas.

bills

Indebtedness
$

1,500,432,000

1,500,290,000

142,000

$

Total

Refunding

Treas.

bills

1.500.300.000

1.500.014,000

286.000

bills

1,500,562,000

1,500,256,000

306,000

27

91-day Treas.
91-day Treas.

1,500,197,000

1

bills
savings bonds
Depositary
bonds_

1,500,197,000

Jan

Jan

$

576,914,161

560,772,709

16,141,452

641,307,965

25,159,845

5,999,485

Jan

666,467,810

521,319,354

486,689,232
329,997,217
591,678,292

20,439,521
15,372,739
70,653,000

466,249,711
314,624,478
521,025,292

-

$

$

315,097,152 2,285,641,734 1,301,899,481

133,916,625
44,639,185

Capital

91-day

20

Jan

-f 1953New

13

Jan

AND 1953

Total

Refunding

New Capital

$

$

Total

1,970,544,582

384,282,362

1954,

-1954.

1,092,117,895

-

1

U.S.

Tax

antic'n

742,263,764

742.263,764

24,486,000

24,486,000

notes

527,318,839

Total

Feb

106,465,260 1,408,364,741 1,723,400,028

3

Feb

for

January

91-day

6,768,240,764

Treas,

bills

1,500,192,000

502,084,724
536,888,359

625;306,814

10,540,950

640,635,664

15,677,234

624,958,430

716,902,559

180,014,200

47,300,782 1,770,700,810

614,765,864

614,225,924

112,141,200

10

91-day Treas.

bills

1,500 008,000

1,500,008,000

Feb

17

91-day

Treas.

bills

1,500 125,000

1,500.125,000

Feb

24

91-day

Treas.

bills

1,500 141,000

1,499,815,000

Feb

15

40-yr.

Treas. bonds

1,923, 270,000

1,923,270,000

15

21/a-yr. Treas. note

1,167. 000,000

1,167,000,000

Feb

15

13-mos.

Treas. note

5,738 000,000

5,738,000,000

Feb

172,833,757

682,492,153

767,483,764

6,000,757,000

1,500 192,000

Feb

509,658,396

April

*1.417
*1.231
*1.286
*1.366
*1.374

99.642

3

Mar 10

33.39

One

628,060,950
428,921,547
136,541,342 1,228,659,237

494,144,325

First quarter

2

100

2 yrs.

3

a

a

February.

Mar

24

602,040,280

12 yrs.

Feb 1-28 Feb

172,766,875

$5,608,274 made up refunding issues.

of

1%

iy«

'

227,855,000

—

size is

pipeline

CORPORATE

Refunding

$

:

Feb

It

Feb 1-28 Feb

37

-1955-

March

1

Feb

1%

Jan

SUMMARY

New

Februaryl

Feb

Apr 1-30 Apr 1

tabulation of figures since January, 1953,

porate financing.

january

2

3

14.06

nancing

$93,200,000; Chicago Rock Island
40-year income debentures, due

Below we present a

100

SERIES

bonds, due 1975 totaling

RR.

2,626,000,000

41.61

Breaking

0.16%.

mortgage

2,626,000.000

178,463,284

year

the following: the Pacific North¬

Corp.

2V2 years

30

year

Listing the offerings according to their dollar volume,
note that among the larger ones placed during the

Line

Feb

Mar22Apr21

4"otal

period the total being $733,584,804.

we

Pipe

2

1

23

of

were

100

Apr 1-39 Apr

A

$156,977,807 or 23.00%; rails, $91,328,000 or 13.38%; mis¬
cellaneous, $63,238,519 or 9.26%; iron, steel, etc., $47,554,276 or 6.97%; investment trusts, etc., $15,400,000 or
2.26%: rubber, $2,500,000 or 0.37%; oils, $2,142,215 or

Pacific

totaled

$419,236,752 constituted new capital while the small sum

month of April

1,167,000,000

24.90

with

up

0.31%, and land, buildings, etc., $1,084,108 or

1L0

1,167,000.000

$156,417,934

Municipal

of

west

or

placed

total in March last,

•

,

100

2J/2 years

39

April

the various categories presented each month
in our five-year table on another page of this issue, we
find that public utility offerings once again assumed
the leadership by totaling $302,267,228 or 44.29% of the
month's over-all dollar volume.
Next in order of size
came other industrial and manufacturing which totaled
Taking

1,923,270,000

Feb

March

preferred

of that

1,500,141,000
5,738,000,000

January
February

j dollar volume, while preferred issues numbered only 18,
$98,008,555

'

':

.

year

*1.088

1,923,270.000
5,738.000,000

Feb

months of 1955 follow:

935,000 or 2.93% of the month's gross dollar volume. For
April, a year ago, common stocks comprised 44 issues
and totaled $87,707,369 or 14.28% of that month's total
aggregated

•

,

99.657 + *1.355

2,155;773,000

i

of

April 1954 total of $222,675,000 made up of 26 issues,
equalling 36.25% of that month's over-all dollar volume.

placements were 16 in number and aggregated only $35,-

but

to

No. of Issues

73

.

this

of

99.714 + *1.130

13 mos.

the

shares

99.725

l,oU0(125,000

91-days

dollar volume. The current figure also compares with the

year

totaled

•

•

April

aggregating $172,766,875

some

stocks

common

v

offering

600,000

total. For March of the current year a
total of 23 issues were placed through the private route,

month's gross dollar volume.
For

of

up

the month's grand

April's aggregate dollar volume one year ago.

this

$24,000,000

made

stock,

offerings

in .number

placed in April aggregated $187,512,953
27:47% of the month's gross dollar volume. The above

1,500,008,000

40 years

Mar

numbered
90 and
accounted for $134,207,797 or
19.66% of the
month's over-all dollar volume, while preferred offerings
totaled 20 and added up to $53,305,156 or 7.81% of the

&

Corp.

common

Private

money

Common stock issues for April of

the

included

was

Lighting

par)

(no

with $530,284,237 or 43.16% in March
last and the very small sum of $185,715,924 or 30.24%j

i

1, 1980 and the. Sterling Drug, Inc., 314% sinking
due April 1, 1980. Among the stodk

debentures,

Pacific

figure compared

of

Co., 4% debentures, due April 1, 1975, Reserve
Co., 414% first mortgage bonds, series A, due

placements

;

first and refunding mortgage

99.713 + *1.134

1,500,192,000

2,158,6(5,000

Feb

fund

issues

Stock

Feb
Feb

June

financing in April totaled

note

3

17

Ohio RR.? 3%%

Yield

Price

$

mission

of which $17,395,000 or 2.55% consti-..
and $10,000,000 or 1.47% refunding.
'

$27,395,000

tuted

or

bond

91-days

bonds, series G, due May 1, 1980, Tennessee Gas Trans¬

the latest month
stood at $467,584,200.
Of this amount $322,830,000 or
47.30%
represented new capital and $144,754,000 or
21.21% refunding obligations.
Short-term

Feb

27

10

Mining

25.32%.

Jan
Feb

Mobile &

and note issues in

Long-term bond

Accepted

$

Feb

Dynamics Corp. emission of $40,000,000,! 31/2%
debentures, due April -1,- 1975; four sep¬
arate offerings of $25,000,000 each, which included Gulf

$509,658,396

totaled

Amount

Applied for

Due

Feb

General

of the month's total dollar volume, while re¬

74.68%

Amount
Dated

2,285,747,000
2,119,533,000

convertible,

$50,000,000 3% debentures in the same period.

or

Date
Offered

000,000

a

$546,167,084 from the March total which
stood
at
$1,228,659,237.
The substantial volume for
March, it should be pointed out, was due in great meas¬
ure
to the common stock offering of General Motors
Corp. in the amount of $328,551,225 as well as the place-,
ment by General Motors Acceptance Corp. of $200,000,000 3V2% debentures, along with a further offering of

v

1,

1955 in the amount of $62,458,000; the $50,placement of Philadelphia Electric Co., 3V8%
first and refunding mortgage bonds, due April 1,- 1985;

during

market

$682,492,153

15

2J/2-yr. Treas. note

2.G26, 000,000

2,626,000,000

326,000

987,358,500

1,077,189,330

37,112,169 1,114,301,499

1,930,190,934

388,296,049 2,318,486,983

2,316,913,624

63,330,353 2,380,243,977

3,232,090,415

494,761,309 3,726,851,724

4,040,313,652

Feb

15

13-mos.

Treas. note

2,401 000,000

2,401,000,000

1,127,624,275

608,576,955

10,724,440

619,301,395

Feb

15

13-mos,

Treas. note

323 000.000

323,000,000

401,577,054

239,168,027

2,773,203

241,941,230

Feb

1

savings bonds

602 ,040,280

602.040, 280

896,168,712

732,407,786

1,865,000

734,272,786

Feb

1

Depositary

2 201,000

2,201, 000

Feb

1

Tax

96,140,649

£91,217,851

June

Second quarter.
Six months

732,106,517

395,517,758

326,002,854

September

;

75,574,200

611,231,067

August—

284,937,645

-

,

110,631,135 4,150,944,787

756,029,603 2,425,370,041

1,580,152,768

4,901,430,853 1,250,790,912 6,152,221,765

5,620,466,420

125,993,778 5,746,460,198

Total
Nine months—

notes

for

February____ 20,782,977,280 20,178,410,000

179,006,275

982,161,883

424,210,596

6,664,020

430,874,616

235,924,122

November

266,684,600

502.608,722

437,537,199

28,773,944

466,311,143

658,303,098

December

1,697,382,828.

Fourth quarter

1,026,388,640

1,387.695,944

36,483,000 1,424,178,944

813,776,417 2,511,159,245

2,249,443,739

71,920,964 2,321,364,703

2,064,567,329 8,663,381,010

7,869,910,159

197,914,742 8,067,824,901

368,085,542

3

91-day

Treas.

bills

1,500,841,000

1,500,391,000

Mar 10

91-day

Treas.

bills

1,500,048,000

1,499,962,000

Mar 17

91-day

Treas.

bills

1,500,251,000

91-day

Treas.

bills

1.501,723,000

1,501,676,000

Mar 31

91-day

Treas.

bills

1,500,099,000

604.567,280

'

450,000

1,500,099,000

Mar

86,000

47,000

1

U. S. Savings bonds

613,732.186

613.732,186

1

Depositary bonds__

1,526,500

1,526,500

Mar

tRevised.

Mar

Mar

6 598,813,681

12 months

1

Tax

Total

Treasury Financing

above,

in April

Humphrey announced on
of 2% Treasury Noes to be dated
ay 17
1955, and to mature Aug. 15, 1956, for cash in
ie amount of $2,500,000,000, or thereabouts, and
in exiange for the $3,900,000,000 of certificates of indebtiness maturing May 17, 1955.
The cash offering is to
lise funds to pay off the Treasury Series B Tax and
avings Notes which will mature in the next two months,
he results of this offering will appear in these columns
Secretary

.

1,500,251,000

Mar 24

803,155,608

October

of the Treasury

confined

its operations to the

STATES

UNITED

TREASURY FINANCING




of the

March

DURING

Amount

Dated

Due

•

$

Yield

%

$

99.735

*1.049

30

Jan

6

91-days

2,327,137,000

Jan

6

Jan

13

91-days

2,355,730,000

1,500,300,000

99.691+ *1.222

Jan

13

Jan

20

91-days

2,459,473,000

1,500,562,000

99,644 +*1.407

Jan

20

Jan

27

2,449,938,000

1,500,197,000

99.659

Jan 1-31

Jan

1

91-days
9%-12 yrs.

742,263,764

742,263,764

a

a

Jan 1-31

Jan

12 yrs.

24,486,000

24,486,000

100

2

Jan

100

c

for

J

2 yrs.

January

7,502,379,000

page

615,841,686

6)

1955

Price

1,500,432,000

Total

on

Amount

Accepted

-

Dec

8,118,220.686

(Continued

Jan 1-31

Department in April outside

for

notes

sale of Treasury

Applied for

Date

Offered

sxt month.

Treasury

antic'n

Bills, Savings Bonds and Depositary Bonds.

pril 28 an offering

The

bonds__

antic'n

15,362,643 1,595,515,411

1,669,340,438

Third quarter

U. S.

6,768,240.764

*1.349

In the

comprehensive tables on the fol¬
we compare the April and
four months' figures with those for

lowing
the
the

corresponding

in the four
affording a five-

periods

preceding thus
comparison.

years

year

pages

$

Total

60 ,0

721,62346 90.145,0 23,06791 1,70,0

438,12750 105.79,58 17,2983

1,045672 municpaltes.

Refundi g 27,3 625 60 ,0 0 50,41 250 4,82,0

83,16 875 60.85 0 3,569,0 147,590875

$

_U)5i

New

$

20 ,0 0
590,638 51,938.63 12,734 69 20, 0 3,"850~b

and

89,0432

20 .0

$

Total

748.507,85

460.79,520 34,19~50 15,63 14 15,0 0

CPraonvindces,

1,29834

——1953 Refundi g

GFMLAFOUIVTMNOFAEYRCPHNEIMPDVRLTGL,S SFTMOAFHYPNEERIVRLS
SfamtrutFanoGicehfeolpgnvddBslteRreDsyacmeoSvislr,ukpdmitnf.
Total

S

396,510. 15,0 0 98,0 5 87,0369 17,0 0

614,2594 189,430 73,584 0

953,2.74

1,5372408

Refundi g 89,6450 2^49620

12,410 75,830. 3,19,60 19,0 80

$

-1954

Capit l 306,850 15,0 0 75,1235 87,0 369 17,0 0
$

13,60 730,465204

New

Total

$

467,58420 27,3950 53,0516 13,69136

502,847

516,401

682,49153 15,0 0 12.750,19 42,8506

Refundi g 14,75 0 10, 0 10,97310 7,106,27

CFOORPREIGATN,

Capit l 32,802 17,3950 42,3 026 126,584769
$

SUOM AFRY

516,401

509,68396 15,0 0 31,04519 419,2367 974, 038

New

Corp ate— L>o«nestic




Com on

Candi —

the

CIOSRTUPNHAIEED

GONRUEPFIW

23.10, 18,94520 2 5,0 0 259,0 41,50. 3,05,0 30,5 0 475, 9520
2,457,250 1,349,0

$

3,806,250

Refundi g 12,0 0 48,0 0 4,6 5,0

413,50

Refundi g 87,4580 31,2960 25,0 0

1,0 ,0

$

-195

ACHANRDTE

$

New

2,457.250 1,349,0

10,54 950

614,758

2,49620 12.0 0 70,49620 4,65,0

25,0 0 12,4120

15,0 0 15,0 0
17,20

8 ,50
8 ,50
95,3 6 7 9,0 0 17,0932 7,684,590 16 ,0 42,036 163,2974 19,02 0 25,036 32,790 12,50 0 89756*4302 7,84,590 1,936,0 83, 86

10, .0 27,3950

175,0

82.7 ,28 12,54276 39,651 07 2,14 215 634,108 2,50,0 15,40 0 31,908.519 187,5293 91,3280 302.67,28 47,54276 156,97.80 2,14 215 1,084.108 2,50,0 15740 0 63,28519 682,49 153

502,847

10, 0

14,750

Capit l 3,870 17,029 35,0 0 92,1520 ~45o7 ob 20,3 0 32,802

6,734,70

8 ,50

2,49620

$

91,3280 20,350 35,0 .0 17,5120 ~450~b 6 2l,3* 0, 467,58420

2,0 ,0 39,85420

8 ,50
17.09,32 7,684.590 161.0 0 42,036 185,7 924 31.02,0 325,1986 32,790 12,50 0 94721)9302 7.84,590 1,936,0 108,3 6 614,2594
17,849 6

25,0 0 89,6450

Capital 19,02 0 159,670 32,0 0 12,50 0 72,45 0 10,00 1,75,0 26,3450 32,8650
$

2.0 0 2,82,60 10,72 0 2,156.50 695,0 0

3,641,250

6,734,70

7 9,0 0

15,0 0 15,0 0

New

Total

638,59471

72,0824 250, 0 23,5 20 1,64,952 30.25489 15,642304 143,09254 23.10, 190,27.64 475,0 0 279, 4 50 41,7592 3,05.0 30.2P489 45,G92304

31,02 0 207,60 32,0 0 12,50 0 7,10. 0 10 ,0 0 1,75,0 51,3450

$

-1954

6 3.650 695,0

6,734,70

New

$

24.090
18.0 0 245.10 29 7,28062 6,179,375 2517*6538 857.3°4 3,06.0 1,50,0 1,0 .0 3,27.415

6,314, 15

78,12.94 250, 0 23,52.0 1,64,952 30.254,89 15,642304 149,827 94 23,10. 197,0 46 475,0 0 28.452,0 43,064952 3,05 ,0 30.254,89 45,692304 625,306814

$

Total

4,32 .0 83,16.875

17,20

10,

175,0

17,3950

5,471.93020- ,393276501418,,520 1.4,279330 18,0795 38.7,405.023691 3215,6,037.6804185,0- 430,129 172,835

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AOFPRIL Lbonogan-nteodrtmdsesShort-emPrefstrocekd stock Lboongann-teodrtmdessShort-emPrefstroeckd stock Lbonogann-tnoedtremdss.Short-emPrefstrocekd stock corpate

MONTH

1,346928

1,24087

172,8375 90,750 5,608,274 269,147031

$

-195

$

24,0°0

8.250. 0 4,82 ,0 13,820,625 487* 67250 3,50 * 0

8,96.273 21 ,313 15.49760 20.813,60 1,475.0 36.95,806 173,81752 28.150 289,17.60 3,0213 157. 6 0 120,8360 390, 0 35,0 .0 li".4~75b 73,265806 748,507.85

Capit l 23.10, 18,94520 25,0 256,74250 40,1 0 3,05,0 30,5 0 471,63270

614,75864 15,2 0 32,5610

$

New

20 ,0 0 20 ,0

New

Total

2,50 . 0 5 ,239 50

91,278, 73 21 ,313 16.083410 21,50860 1.4750 36,95806 17,5230 50.1850 291,462 0 43,713 159.3 ,410 21,5086 390, 0 35,0 0 Il74~57b0 75,26 806 78.361 5
2, 82,60

s

24.090,

857.394
28,97 596 18.0 0 253, 1209 82.108,620 20, 0, 0 3071 68 6.50. 0 1.50.0 1,0 .0 37,549 15 X721,634"

8, 14, 15

27,4036

20 .0 0 20 ,0 0

2,0 ,0 36,2130

$

10,54 950 64,810 23,648290 98, 9240

Capitl 456,7320 27,49150 15,604 15,0 0

410,852

50.1850 20.183, 43,50 143.250 10, .0 390. 0 35,0 0 38,10 0 610,38 3

Refundi g 2.0 ,0 18,720* 1,493,0

—1952

1,G52764

$

-*

24.090

857,394

857,394
142,6 209 7.80,620 70,47618

Capit l 28.150 20.183 32,810 14.75 0 10, 0 390.0 35,0 0 36,10 0 574,253

625,306814 80,65.0 346,90 8

34,70
Refundi g 3,806,250 6r70~0

4,82 .0 479*1 ,250

^

Total

67o* .b sb,~20,bo 452,10793 6.0 ,0

Capitl

60 .0 0

$

1,59824

54.25,3 48,9238 12,039 6 20, 0 3,~850~ 0

142,61 20912,708620 17,958.6

Capit l 18,0 0 102.4850 69,40 0 6,179,375 18L5~17,5b 5706 *0 1.50, 0 1,0 ,0 2679130

39,85420 4,0 .0 25709~b 1,937,21 302,98641

*

60 ,0 0

60 ,0 0

438,12750

..

New

Retundi g 36.213,0 2,9~46~25b 695,0

New

-1953

$

78,361 5 10, 0 37415^0 45,0 124 6,0 ,0 Domoinof

S

-1952

60 ,0 0

18.0, 0 10,350 69,40 0 20, 0 182705 70 57 ~6o7b 1,50,0 1,0 ,0 28.7350

$

Refundi g 76~5o,b 13^820765 535~b b 57 0 ,0 1,82,0 27.3 ,625

—1951

638,59471 29. 0, 28,49 1 1,70,0

Capit l 410,8512 57348,50 172,3918
$

Total

Total

Com on

foreign-

Other

Com on

Total

Interaionl ^Candian foreign Loan Staes toal figures
Grand

Other Farm

United

•These

OF

MONTH

Long-Term Railroads Puutiblleics Equipment Moatnords
Irsoten,l,

Ship ing Investm n Miscelanous Short-Tem Railroads util es ste l,Equipment and
Total

Other Land, Rub er
Oil

Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er
Oil

Ship ingInvestm nt

Miscelanous

Total

Stocks-

ste l,Equipment and

Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er
Oil

Ship ingInvestm n

«discelanou

Total

Total-

Railroads Public Irsoten,l,Equipment Moatonrds Other

Oil

Land, Rub er

Ship ingInvestm n

Miscelanous

Total

Total

$

1,7042568

3,60,0 192,5 093 61,8705 2,50 , 0

834,375

2,71 6,935

Refundi g 17,8 57 60 ,0 80,95430 7,97,0

Capitl 1,5870 3 3,06,0 1 ,30479 35,875 2,50,0
$

834,375

New

Total

$

1,95841,97

New

S

Total

1,795062

5276 56 120, 3650 60,38540

2,61723 1,4652780

Total

7,20 , 0

New

Total

$

4O73265 120, 365 193,204 1,230956 7,20 0
857~6]o 412,30 1,54279 63 2,0 ,0

Total

60 ,0 0

New

Total

$

$

5,065.0 23,5480 69,481 90

3!l8o",9 0 43,81 70

1,0 ,0 4,793,053 8,95130

10,43284 6,12,813

27180,90 39,048 17

132.140 1,450, 8

18.397,0 56,0 4,82 0 13,82065 95768T,706 3,8726 0 0 12,57 53

10,25.0 1, 406 8 148, 190 15.36,875 2,84.0 536,4018 05,94 12,73140 4,175,08 1.0 0 2.180,90 123,04 17

Capitl 16,540 587,14520 35,7 0 56,02398 174,590 8,9150 25,0 0 rO bToO 267,1890

20 ,0

50 .0 0 50 ,0 0

17,40 0 18,40 0

$

125,86 0 850,2 0 37,0. 0 12,50 0 1274-0,521 7,0 8.148,30 1,0 0 130,54 0

4o7fl3~0 15,0 . 0 104,915 1,783209

2,480 .97

New

Total

180.942 0 591,620 52.0, 347,96.20 183,250 74,1950 -YoV.o

Refundig 0123,4058 12,78.0 70.9265 98,74.650 9,70 0
$

-195

397,uo:i6

$

New

1,"923125 U.4-75I60 50,14 69

721,025

50 ,0 0 50 ,0 0

375,0

17,40 0 18,40 0

18,59.0 375,0

624,156 9,265.0 957,30827 293,56478 1,09,10 749607913 175,2816 4,860. 38,92315 1,47-5!60 15,4968

31,0 0 1,64805

496.960

123,488,63065759

583,4214 126,9160 1,957.091 41,920 12,50 0 190.35,789 153, 198 8,651,981 1,38 50 2,47.90 25,74 12

—225,606

426,960

563,417

173.2 4

21,50. 0 124,38120 2,39521 207 -607-, 47, 8739

9,76 1 6 39,0120

173.2 4
503,18 163.50 173.2 4
320.58,691 4,620. 0 62,85.268 35, 198 2,47 90 98,10 42 54, 094 104,79 60 1,0759381 41,920 12,50 168JD9,268 153, .98 8.651,98 8,61.50 2.47,90 207,965403

63,90. 83,045 0

175,0

2,20.766,1153749853

3,5610 57,841732

9,567,02 2,07 25

503,181 38 .50 173.2 4
349,5 891 4,620, 0 62.35,268 35, 198 2.47,90 107,80142

2.950

175,0

1,39260

16,540 930,45 2 41,8205 63.725,198 210,8 596 9.2085 25,0 6794,835 30,64 3

10,9 785

297,950

180,942.0 8841.748 146,72.849 328-5T2 42.965 196.03 8 575.°«'>2R 12.50 194,35.86 568.4725

230.98,37 93,7 849 32815 .2 74.825,79 13.65308 1,409. 2 12,50. 194.3586 107.465 2

10, 0 10, 0

18,59.0

2,0 0 3,48260 1,68340 82,90 250 7,152,95

8,069 30

""

19,420

Capitl 57,480 468,7.0 52,0. 276,537 84,275.30 64,71950 295:6 37^698.5 1,382495

ACHANRDTE

SUM ARY

$

7,619 50

28,9620 801,6

$

•

290, 0
342.9872 6,04 25 7,0280 36. 1,96 65.947,835 34,52 36

$

New

'

290, 0
350.286,7 6,046,025 7,02 80 37,8271 65.947,835 34,52 36 571,074 147,5 0 942,10.37 41,82 05 643,2980 21,89621 9,20850 25,0 0 6,"947835 307,19536 2,39607.24

2,0 0 2,0 0

Total

7
•

264,1096 20,94 78 246,81 3 29,53280

New

1,2714,948426570,26593807
ICSONOGRNRPEUUFWEPATI

40,13.0 15,0 0 721,45 9 1,8274360

487,930 56,920 31,4281

Capitl 1.357,4295 73.045,0 145,9 21 81,5230 25,0 0 67,20982

2,0 ,0 2,0,0

5,960, 0

1.000

467,250

7,34805

Capitl 104,3650 754.8320 37,0 12,50 105,3 0 17,0 8,148,0 8,518,0 92,46521

2,968137

Refundig 45,29.75 10, 0 13,59715 19, 591

20 ,0

S

1,8039425 98,0 0 69,2 0 185,307 2,078.503 13,250

1,80263 0 83,045. 0 159,0.36 830,6G29 25,0 0 67,20982

20 ,0

56,41053 19.52 0 1,6802 153,7091 29,18750 2.84,0 632,08 74 7.05,945 16.045,10 4.175.08 1.0 .0 3,180.90 135,7180

26,39176 21,9378 250,19763 30,2780 l.Tibl i 1L475I60 50,14 69 632, 596 12,650 961,2347 304,9 87 1,09,10 832,-591763 182,4 1 4,860, 0 38,9215 1.47560 162,8946

Refundi g
2,159 21 27482",0 38,07*,'39
-1954 21,50 0 85,3 0

$

OCORPFATE,

132,140 1,450, 8

27,96 0 4,82,0 50,361250

3,5610 49,72 0

9,567 02 1,3490

218,604 30,9150 16,58 43

60 ,0 0

5,960, 0

3,0 ,0 195,0 0

1,85249

Refundig 31,0 0 4,30,0
-1953

2.0,596 98,0 0 69.26,0 489,YlToS 2,09532,46 13,250

$

-195

160,8453 6,12,813

2.82,60 963,40 3,678,650 695,0

147,5 0 591,84520 35,7 0 56,07 175,089 8,9150 25,0 0 1,-0 765 270,650 1,"823069

$

1,72.5348
E50456,379258,1210074,3689948725RfetGFcIBflonehSorvtbasdarmugatunimoircpkelyydie.ns MFNTODSTUHUNAHIRSED
FTMOLAIFNHUGAFOUOVCREERRPEDNGMIGLNT,
Capitl

1,6923 1 18,40 18,0913 62,83175 72,0 0

20 ,0 0

New

6780,6 30,49 0 2,0 0
1,4938705

2,3816592

$

$

1,0 ,0 3,0 6,0

3,0 ,0 195,0

2,56 ,0

2,56 ,0

$

57,841732 i76o,6 381,740 48,92 05

2,0 0 172,06 75 362,5483 26,0 0 29,160 1

11,5,9984347307

Capitl 9,265.0 691,056 27,3065 1,09,10 50,29786 145,3086 4,860, 0 37,0 0 10,5240

2,3960724

2,0,0 178, 6.75 36,2386 26,0 0 29,160 1

Refundig 179,6052 38,"(96720 305,0

-1954

106,0

1,39260 130,9215

$

2,48306598

5,960 183,975 2 429,03 854 25,0 0 3,85O765 7,50, 0

1,34872,51 18,40 0 219,70539 36,1 751 72,0 0

12,650 692,56 283,065 1,0910 579,431 06 15,9831 4,860, 0 37,0 0 12,540

$

Refundi g 2,0 0 1,20,0 10,72 0 79,2160 6,457,925
-1952

F36,42819085,7357'PCtD§mrauSonhievcpalledsfpn.md. Y3AEIOPVR0SL
FYAE3MNPIOVDR0TSHL
Capitl 1,74593218

1,90,0

$

New

138,6 75 1768",0 467,"1850 235,1620

$

$

60 ,0 0

60 ,0 0

5.065, 0 261,5708 74,30910

-

Refundig 49,72 0 67 0 765 1,36903

—1953

1,75682

Refundi g 18,3970 28^037,0 13,82065 45,-326745 3,67260 7 -34,506 17,8157

1,0 ,0 3,60 , 0

;.

$

Capitl 1,8274952

106,0 0

2,50 , 0

Capitl 96,0 0 875,980 79,40 15,36875 2,84,0 425,810 093,132 12,0410 2,75,0 1,0 ,0 82795,0

2,0654 7 2,10 1675,0 720,96314 1,70C,0

5,960, 0 190, 42 429,73485 25,0 .0 5.850756 7, 50- 0

S

893,132
14,570 903, 50 79,40 0 29,18750 2,84.0 471, 250 15,930 2,75,0 1,0 ,0 9073,6

$

$

-1951

5,0 ,0 1,45076 50, 0

Refundig 130,9215 6,9247650 695,0

-1952

Total

206,7328 30,9 0 347590:6 36,8750

$

—1951

►

514,2 0 75,61384 1,70,0

5,0 ,0 I,4~50756i 50, 0 53,0 0

376,0 -1681858

1,05748

21,7091 32,65 34 123,4580 13,69785 71,348625 98.74,650 9.86,58 50.8291
57.480 70,451.02 146.72849 328.51^ 351,483 6975.9828 65.9 734 12,50. 297,950 194,3586 517.893,261

53,90. 73,045 0

26.08,9374 28,51.749 36081,2.45 9014.3,5867 1,024853

2122.,08,390636891564957

4827,4,98300978

AE3NPDR0IL boannodtedss - stock stock boannotde_dss stock stoc_k foreign- boannotdedss stock sto_ck corpateIBntearanioklGovernm_tforgoeveringmnGaavnctied,s&♦Municpal—.Ste,sPSosteaiens fidunficngludooresets A3EPNRD0IL NBotoaens-ds utiles eccotpoarl,,manuf acesori imnanadufuctnsritgr—d.l bueildtcng.s, htoterraldutcisn.g,, — NBooatens-ds utileseccotpoar,l,manuf acesori imnaadnuufnscttrdrigl bueildtncgs, htrotearludtcisn.g,, HI—Utiles!—IZ ccotopaerl,,manufces- ori imnaadnuufnscttrdrigl bueildtncgs, htoterraldutcisn.g,, Misc-elanous 1utiles eccotpoal,, manufctres ories minaanduufnscttrdrilg •beuildtcngs, :htoterraldutcisn.g,, Miscelanou seccourrpitate
MONTHS Corpat*— Domestic- Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on Candi - Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on Long-term Short-em Prefred Com on Candian Loan United toal •These
4




Other

Grand

Total

f

§

Other Farm

MONTHS Long-Term ste l,Equipment Maotnords
4

Public Iron,

Other

Oil

Land, Rub er Ship ng

Investmn Miscelanous

Short-Tem Railroads Public ste l, Equipment Maontodrs
Iron,

Other Land, Rub er
Oil

Ship ng Investmn Miscelanous

Stocks— UfHeao

ste l, Equipment and - Ship ng Investmn

Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er
Oil

-

Total

Total

ste l, Equipment and

Public Iron, Mot rs Other Land, Rub er
Oil

Ship ng Investmn

Total

6

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1694)

$1,530,000_Wabash

(Continued from page 3)
Accepted
S

7

S

1,500,901,000

1,500,112,000

Apr

Apr

14
21
28

Apr

1

Apr

&

$

1
1

1,500,562,000

3,235,000

for

four

9,750,991,550

6,001,314,000

bonds,

gage

39,682,860,000

Co.;

FINANCING

Blair

©

314,754,000

578,023,000

$263,269,000

due

86,090,000

220,690,000

$134,600,000

400,844,000

$397,869,000

798,713,000

Jan. d,

673,000,000

$142,409,000

164,170,000

for

February

616,160,000

through

130,012,000
for March-j.,

new

788,039,000

advances

246.613,000

535.000,000

142,790,000

$118,008,000

271,395,000

677,790,000

$406,395,000

2,076,438,000

3,051,788,000

+975,360,000

four

months—

•Comprises sales of special series

notes; certificates
eold to Adjusted Service Certificates Fund and Unemployed Trust Fund
end

notes

Federal

to

Old

certificates

Civil

Service

Zone Retirement Fund.* Alaska Railroad

tile

Retirement

System,

Fund.

Government

Insurance

Fund,

federal Savings

and

Account,
Retirement
Fund

and Survivors Insurance

Age

Canal

Eavings

April

and

Foreign

Life

Service

Trust

Retirement Fund,

Insurance

National

Fund,

Service

Deposit
Insurance
Corporation,
Insurance Corporation.
tNet retired.

and

&

•

•

..

1

•

_

Long-Term

Bonds
Later

'

.

■

for

Inc.;

■

(Issues

Notes

and

Than

r

Five

■

.

,

I

<

accrued

Corp.;

Co.;

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Co.;

Lazard

Lynch,
ler;

,

&

&

Fenner

Barney

White,

&

Co.;

&

Beane;

A.

Kidder,

Lehman

A.

G.

C.

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and

Allyn
&

&

■'*'

-

"("

i

Hutz-

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Inc.;

Inc.;

&

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Laurence

M.

Marks

&

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Robert
<

Blair

H.

W.

&

Walker

Baird

Co.

&

Co.;

Bacon,

&

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William Blair & Co.; Gregory

Inc.;

&
&

'

Day

&

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R.

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Dickson

&

Chapman

&

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•

&

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Farwell,

Goodbody
Miller

►

&

&

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&

Co.;

Co.;

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The

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Mason-Hagan,

Co.,

I

,

&

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Fulton,

Marache

Hentz & Co.;

Illinois

'

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A.
&

G.

Reid

&

John;,ton,
&

Lemon

Co.;

Merrill,

&

Co.;

Cook

&

Co.:

Gardner; Riter
Singer,

&

Deane

The

Co.;

&

Ohio

The

Company;

Stifel,

Reinholdt

Nicolaus

&

1,

Co., Inc.,
Co.; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; Burnham
Co.; Cooley & Co.; First of
Michigan Corp.; Freeman
Co.; Henry Herman & Co.;
Indianapolis Bond & Share
Corp.; Laird, Bissell & Meeds;
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts &
Parke; Scott,, Horner ,& Mason, Inc.; Stetson Securities
Corp.; Stix & Co.; Thomas &
Co.; Winslow, Douglas &
E.

Wood

&

Co.

and

Co,

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Biddle

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gage

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&

Ohio

RR., 3%% first and refunding mort¬
bonds, series G, due May 1, 1980.
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99.58%,

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&

refunding.

and

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accrued

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Adams

interest.
&

Peck;

Offered

by

Halsey
Allison-Williams Co.;

Anderson & Strudwick;
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.; Barret
Fitch, North & Co.; Baxter, Williams &
Co.; Bioren & Co.;

Stockton

,,

Denton,

Broome

#

Lemon

Burns, Corbett &
Corp.; Julien Collins &

&

Co.;

Burns

Pickard,

Inc.;

Bros

&

Clayton

Co.;

&

Co.; Johnston,

Co.;

Ladenburg,

Thalmann

McMaster

Hutchinson

&

Fenner

&

Lynch;

Mullaney,

E.
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Newton

Palmer

Peters,
Inc.,

&

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Writer

Wm.

E.

The

Milwaukee

Wells
Co.:

&

New

Co.;

Co.;

&

Co.,

Co.;

Mackall

&

Lynch, Pierce
Moore, Leonard &
Loeb

&

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Copeland

Christensen, Inc.;

Pollock

&

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Newburger,

York

Patterson,

&

Co.;

B.

&

Corp.; Roger
Kendall,
inc :

W.

Pizzini

&

Co.'

Inc.;

Raffensperger, Hughes
Co.; Shaughnessy & Co.,
Inc., Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.; Thomas &
Co.; Wertheim
&
Co.; Arthur L. Wright & Co., Inc. and F. S
&

1

Burnham

R. L. Day & Co.Dick
& Merle-Smith;
Francis I. duPont & Co.; Fauset'
Stele & Co.; First of
Iowa Corp.; First of
Michigan Corp.;
Foster & Marshall;
Freeman & Co.;
Granbery, Marache
& Co.; Green, Ellis &
Anderson; Hirsch &

Coe;

Li

Co.;

Inc.;

Securities

4

&

Co.,

&

Co., Inc.

Inc.;

L.

F.

Rothschild

&

Yantis




G.

Becker

Co.;
C.

4%4%
for

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Co.

&

V

&

&

&

Co.;

Co.;

due

&

Lunt;

Kenower,

Gas

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Hutzler;

First

&

Co.;

&

&

Co.,
&

&

public
&
-

Co.,
A.

William

Inc.;

Inc.;

Blair

&

Co.;

Company,
Co.

Trask

&

4%

&

A.lex.

Clark.

&

&

Dittmar <fc Company;

without

de¬

Dominick

Lynch,

Shepard

Roney

C.
&

&

Fenner &
Paine, Webber,
Reynolds &

Pierce,

Co.;

&

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L.

Rothschild

F.

Schwabacher

Hutzler;

Simon

M.

Noel

&

Co.;

Witter

Brothers;

&

&

Co.;

&

&

Wertheim & Co.; White,
Co.
Oversubscribed.

& Co.,

Blyth

Co.;

Blair

Inc.;

&

pons*

Weld

Allen &

Inc.;

Stearns

Bear,

Burge

Co.;

&

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&

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Furnham

&

inc..; Boettcher

Ameri¬

Co.;

Inc.; Bache & Co.;
Becker

G.

A.

&

Bradford

C.

J.

and

Co.;

Burns

Creenshields. &

Co.;

and

Co.;

&

Bros.

Co.

&

(N.

Y.)

Hall¬

Inc.;

Johnston, Lemon
Co.,; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Ladenberg, Thalmann & Co.; Laird and Co.; Laird, Bissell &
Meeds, Lazard Freres & Co.; Carl W. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.;

&

D. A. Lamasney & Co.; Laurence M. Marks & Co.; MasonHagan, Inc.; McDonald & Co.; McDonnell & Co.; Merrill

Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; F. S. Moseley & Cm; Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Inc.; Newburger & Co.; The Ohio Co.;
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; W. C. Pitfield & Co., Inc.;
Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.; Rauscher, Pierce & Co.
Inc.; Reinholdt & Gardner; The Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Inc.;
L.
F.
Rothschild
&
Co.;
Schoellkopf,
Hutton
&
Paine,

Inc.; Schwabacher & Co.; Shearson. Hammiil &
Shields & Co.; Silberberg & Co.; I. M. Simon & Co.;

Pomeroy,

Co.;
Bros.

Earne.y
&

&

Eoyce;
Corp.;

Co.,

Sutro

Inc.;

styne, Noel &
White,

Weld

Witter

*4,500,000

for

*2,500,000

bonds,

Gonzalez

Industries,

Wertheim

Co.;

&

1958

Co.;

&

first

1965,

to

privately

with

mort¬

Purpose,

institutional

Glore, Foigan & Co.

Industries,

due

B,

4%-51/2%

Inc.

due

A,

Placed

others through

Chemical

series

Walker

series

construction.

new

bonds,

H.

G.

H. Whitney, Goadby & Co.; Dean
and Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc. Oversubscribed.

investors and

Re¬

Read

&

Co.; N.

Chemical

s'rial

gage

Straus,

Co.;
&

& Co.,

Gonzalez

William R. Staats & Co.; Stein
Brothers & Co.; Stone & Webster
Blosser & McDowell; Stroud &
Co.; Union Securities Corp.; Van Al¬

Co.;

Stern

Securities

5V2%

Inc.

first

mortgage

1970.

Purpose, for new construction.
Placed privately with institutional investors through Glore,

Dominick;

■

;

Drexel
ties

& Co.; Eastman,
Corp.; Estabrook &

First

Boston

Corp.;

Dillon
Co.;

First

Co.;

&

Fauset,

Southwest,

Equitable

Steele

&

Securi¬

Co.;

Company;

The

Freeman

Forgan

Hornblower
Hutton

Co.;
Lee

&

&

Co.;

Weeks;
The

E.

F.

Illinois

Hutton

Inc.;

Co.,

bonds

Mar^s

&

Co.;

Irving

Lundborg

&

Merrill

Co.; 1 Mason-Hagan,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner

&

The

Co.;

Milwaukee

&

Inc.;
&

Co.;

F.

Laurence

McCormick
S.

Merrill,
Moseley

&

*10,000,000

Rothschild

&

&

Hutzler;

Co.;

Inc.; Rotan. Mosle
Rowles, Winston & Co.;

Schmidt,

Poo.e,

Roberts

&

&

Co.;

Salomon

L.

&

Brothers

Placed

income

debentures

due

Jan.

for

investors

10-year convertible debentures due 1965.
capital,

through

etc.

First

Placed

Albany

privately with
and Lerner

Corp.

Co.

Haven

Board

American

income

Carton

&

h>

25,000,000

Price,
for

portion

and

Sterling
April

etc.

mpanv

scribed

Co.,

Sulphur

1,

accrued

Co.

Co.

5%-

debentures due April

capital,

Co.;

& Co.; Walter Stokes & Co.; Stroud &
Company,
Inc.; Swiss American Corp.; Thomas & Company; Spencer

working

4,651,200 Pan

Pomeroy,

&

mortgage

3%%

promissory

1975.
Purpose, for general corporate purpooes.
privately through Kidder, Peabody & Co.

Bros.

Schoellkopf,
Inc.; Scott & S'ringfellow; Chas. W.
Shearson, Hammiil & Co.; Shields &
Company; Shuman, Agnew & Co.; Smith, Barney & Co.;
F.
S.
Smithers & Co.; William R. Staats & Co.; Stern
Hutton

Scranton

3%%

due

F.

Parke;

Co.

Inc.

*3,000,000 New

Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.; Rauscher, Pierce
Co., Inc.; Reynolds & Co.; Riter & Co.; The Robinson-

Company,

Chemical

National Co.,

&

Ohio

Humphrey

second

construct'on.

new

Purpose, for expansion and other corporate pur¬
Placed privately with Metropolitan Life Insurance

private

Co.;
&

2002.

Purpose,

M.

Co.;

5^2%

Inc.

lor

Purpose,

Co.

*1,100,000

Turben

&

Monsanto
1,

Co.;

Wells
&
Co.;
New
York
Hanseatic
Corp.;
Company; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Patterson, Copeland & Kendall, Inc.; Peters, Writer &
Christensen, Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.; Prescott,
Shepard & Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Putnam &

1965.

Co.

poses.

Mullaney,
The

Co.

due

privately with institutional investors through Glore, Forgan
&

Company; W. E.
Kidder, Peabody &

Beane;

Company;

.•

&

Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; W. C. Langley & Co.;
Higginson Corp.; Lehman Brothers; Carl M. Loeb,

Rhoades

&

*2,500,000 Gonzalez Chemical Industries,

&

Company; Fulton, Reid & Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Gregory & Son, Inc.; Hallgarten &
Co.; Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.; Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc.;
Hayden,
Stone
&
Co.;
Hemphill,
Noyes
&
Co.;

-

Krause;

&

Hirsch & Co.; Hooker.& Fay; Hornblower & Weeks;
Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.; E. F. Hutton &

Co.;

Sulli¬

Burr,

Wm.

&

Horn¬

Co.;

Co.; Kidder, Peabody
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &:

Co.;

Bros.

I.

Dean

W.

&

&

Co.;

of

Noyes &

&

Merrill

Prescott,

Co.;

Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; Janney & Co.;

Auchincloss,

Central

&

Co.;

First

Hallgarten

&

Co.;

Hemphill,

Hutton

F,

&

Howard,

April

Dillon,

&

Deefcjen

Securities Corp.; A. E. Ames & Co.,
W.
Baird
&
Co.,
Inc.; Ball,

Goodbody

Under¬

Cofin

C\*

E.

Dillon & Co.;

Eastman,

Co.;

Sachs

garten & Co.'; Harriman Ripley & Co. Inc.; Harris & Part¬
ners
Ltd., Inc.; Ira Haupt & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; H. Hentz & Co.; Hill Richards &

construction

Bosworth,

&

Co.;

Freres

Co.;

and

Smith,

Robert

by

Co.; Bosworth,
Alex. Brown
Denton, Inc.;
Clark, Dodge & Co.; Clayton Securities Corp.; Cchu & Co.;
J. M.
Dam & Co.; Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast;
R. S.
Dickson & Co., Inc.; Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.; Dominick & *
Dominick; The Dominion Securities Corp.; Dreyfus & Co.;
Francis I. du Pont & Co.; Eastman, Dillon & Co.; F. Eber¬
stadt & Co.; Elworthy & Co.; Emanuel, D.etjen & Co.; Farwell, Chapman & Co.; The First Boston Corp.; Gairdner &
Co., Inc.; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
fir

Co.;

due

working capital.

-Underwritten

Co.; Stein Bros. & Boyce;
& Webster Securities Corp.; Union Securities Corp.;

Sullivan

McDonald-

Co.;

Sons;

&

&

public,

subordinated

for

interest.

Emanuel,

&

Curtis;

Alstyne,

Co.

Co

&

interest.

Merle-Smith;

&

Purpose,

Goldman,

Salomon
&

Barth

J.

Lestrange

Co.;

Inc.;

Brown

Dndge

Dick

Co.;

1975.

Robert

Kreegc-i

Cook

Corp.;

Whipple

Co.,

by

convertible

accrued

Co.;

Stone

Riter &

can

&

Stiver

debentures

accrued

&

subscription
•

33/4%

1,

Weeks;

&

Lehman

Co.;

Burge & Kraus; Bear, Stearns
Co., Inc.;
Blair & Co.,
Inc.;

&

Blyth

Inc.;

(Inc.);

Inc.;

Ball.

stock

Dynamics Corp. 3'/2% convertible debentures dua
April 1, 1975. Purpose, for expansion and working capital.
Price,
102V2%
and
accrued
interest.
Underwritten
by

fii

Ohio

Arthurs,

Securities

Bacon,

Eecker

G.

Courts

Co.,

American

Redpath;

&

Co.;

Inc.;

and

for

Burnham

&

Lazard

Co.,

&

Halsey,

Parker

Baird

101.25%

bonds

common

shares of stock.

F. S. Moseley & Co.; The Ohio Co.;

Co.;

Van

Webber,

Jones,

Newhard,

to repay bank loans and for

Price,

debenture
of

10

40,000,000 General

Johnston,

Co.;

The

Co.;

McCormick

Co.;
&

by Stone & Webster Securities Corp.; White, Weld
Stuert & Co., Inc.; Adams & Pack; A. C.

Co.;

Co.;

felreids

1980.

Allen

Spencer

Blair

Corp.;

C'v

4%

shares

equipment, working capital, etc.
and $1 per share, or $95 per unit.

and

Corp.;

Jackson

refunding mort¬
refunding ($30,-

Co.;

MacArthur

Transmission

Purpose,

Pur-

Co.;

&

,&

Beane;

privately

The

April

Hayden,

Stone

Placed

due

Eberstadt

&

mortgage

bonds,

Saunders,

Wachob-Bender

15,000

$100 bond and

"

102V2Vc

blower

Corp.

and

&

Inc.;

debentures.

capital.
Price, at par.
without underwriting.

Brothers;

Co.;

through

first

Goodwyn & Olds;
&

6%

12-year

working

and

Co.

&

F.

Redpath;
Ball, Burge & Kraus;
Day & Co.; Granbery, Marache
& Co.;
Laird, Bissell & Meeds;
& Co., Inc.; William R. Staats & Co ;
Co.; Folger* Nolan-W. B. I-Iibbs & Co.,

Marshall;

Placed

through

'

one

company

Trailer

Michigan

L.

Richards
Shepard & Co.,

A,

series

nies

MANUFACTURING

company,

bond

per

by

Bradford

-

Miller

Kay,

bonds,

comp

Allen &
Co.;
Bache
&
Co.;
Bacon,
Ball, Burge & Kraus; J. Barth & Co.;
Bear, Stearns & Co.; A. u. Becker & Co., Inc.; Blair &
Co., Inc.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; J. B. Boucher & Co.; J. C.

&

R.

Union

machinery,

Whipple

construction,
investor through

Purpose,

William

by

Lehman

new

through

first

Langley

AND

and

1962,

for

$85

Price,

Over¬

%

Association

Corp.,

Marks

Placed

construction.

new

insurance

Supply Co.

public

31,

15,000,000 Fruehauf

& Co.; McKelvey & Co.; Irving J. Rice &
Co., Inc.,
Strader, Taylor & Co., Inc.
'

Allyn

Western

Inc.

&

written

series T,

325,000,000 Gulf Mobile

with

($435,000).: Placed
Insurance
Co.
and

Life

1985,

due

loans.

mortgage

for

of

group

underwriting.

construction

M.

&

W.

Harris

program.-

&

&

RR., 27/8%.
equioment trust
due semi-annually from Dec. 1, 1955
to June 1, 1970,
inclusive, of which $1,170,000 was placed
privately.
Purpose, for new equipment. Price, to yield
from 2.25%,
to 2.90%, according to
maturity, of publicly
offered
portion.
Offered
by
Salomon
Bros.
&
HutzlerDrexel & Co.; Union
Securities Corp.; and Stroud & Co'

certificates,

&

Foster

1975.

van

32,340,000 Denver

Walker

25,000,000 Tennessee

&

and

Harold

A.

&, Curtis.

•

Curtis; Salomon Bros. &
Francis I. du Pont & Co.;
Co.;

Hewitt;;

and

Boettcher &

McEvoy;

privately

"

Purpose,

1,

debentures

through

bank

Engineering Associates, Inc.

Offered

sub¬

Co.;

new

Co.;

&

,

due

ot

to

Dec.

Price,

bonds,

Moore

Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.;

Scribner;

April

Hayden,

Hamlin

Turben

The Milwaukee Co.; Moore, Leonard & Lynch;
Mullaney, Wells & Co.; New York Hanseatlc Corp.; Newhard,

Inc.;

purposes.

for

,

investors

first

Purpose,

a

equipment

Purpose,

Smith & Lombardo,
Inc.;
Winslow,' Doughs &
McEvoy; Lee W. Carroll & Co.; Chlles-Schutz & Co.; Quail
& Co.; Harold E. Wood &
Co.;.: Bingham, Sheldon & Co.;
Columbia Investment Co.;
H. L.
Emerson
&
Co.,
Inc.;

Co.;

Inc.;

..

•

Insurance

1980.

(par $1) in units of

Stubbs,

Hirsch & Co.; E. F. Hutton

Inc.;

McCormick

due

& Co.; Boettcher & Co.;
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.;
Chaplin & Co.; Cunningham, Gunn & Carey, Inc.; First
Corp.;
Hallowell,
Sulzberger &
Co.;'Hulme,
Applegate & Humphrey, Inc.; Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox;

Co.;

Co.

ETC.

repay

-

150,000 Eastern

first

refunding

Securities

Hayden,

Co.,

&

sinking fund

to

institutional

(

Offered

Co.; Crowell, Weedon & Co.;
Elworthy
Co.; Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.; Joseph M'eller,
Miller,' Inc.; John C. Legg & Co.| Loewi & Co.; Irving
Lundborg & Cor, Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Inc.; Pierce,
Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.;
Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.;

Edwards

Co.;

Placed

Annuity

Co.

Parker

Sutro

&

4%
promissory notes due July 1, 1969.
Pur¬
expansion, etc.
Price, at par.- Placed privately
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United

for

pose,

&

Inc.; Reynolds & Co. Inc.; F. S. Smithers &
Co.; Adams
Peck; Bache & Co.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons; John W.
Clarke, Inc.; Julien Collins & Co.; Courts & Co.; R. L.
■

3%!%

stock

of

mortgage

due

1,

Consumers Ice &

■

Placed

par.

mortgage

construction

Line

16

with

for

250,000

and

&

Co.;

Rice
Wood

Corp.

the

States.

mortgage

loans

Allison-Williams

Son,

Inc.;

Co.,

Co.

pose,

first mortgage bonds, due Jan($1,005,000)
and
to
repay

Union

Life

H.

Prescott,

Co.;

&

and

&

Co.;

&

&

l

first

Co.,

COPPER,

Co. 4Vfe%

Purpose,

INDUSTRIAL

Bulla rd

($1,009,000)..Placed

first

Starkweather

Schoellkopf,

Whipple

G.

Inc.;

Inc.; Shearson, Hammiil & Co.; Shields
Stroud & Company, Inc.; Tucker, Anthony

Company;

&

1975.

Laurence

&

Fairman,

Hutton & Pomeroy,
&

at

acquisition

Benefit

Pipe

Goodbody
&

J.
E.

Mining Co. 4Vi%

bentures

and

-

due

Auchincloss,

Thalmann & Co.; R. W. Pressprich &
Co.; L. F. Rothschild
Co.; Wertheim & Co.; Wood, Struthers & Co.; Hallgarten & Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; F. S.
Moseley & Co.;

Rhoades

first

bank

general corporate

and

Corp.;

Co.;

Irving

Co.;

&

Corp.; Barret,
Hanrahan &

Co.;

&

and Harold

COAL,

Steel

with

June

'with

($20,000,000).
Price,
100.096%' and accrued interest.
Offered by White, Weld
&
Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co.; A. <G. Becker & Co. Inc ;
Equitable Securities Corp.; Hallgarten & Co.; Lee Higgin¬

Lemon

&

&

.

*$4,000,000

two

Corp. and Drexel & Co.

Company;

,

Central

(Inc.); Dick & Merle-Smith; Drexel & Co.;
Noyes & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; Ladenburg,

Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Dean Witter & Co.;
American Securities Corp.; Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath;
Baker, Weeks & Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons; Dominick &
Dominick; Estnbrook & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; W. C.
Langley
&
Co.;
Lee
Higginson
Corp.;
Carl
M.
Loeb,

,

first

investors.

.

new

Telephone

bonds,

son

Securities

-

Corp.

Corp.;

for

Jackson

Co.

Hemphill,
1

for

Mutual

bonds,

000.000)

Securities

and

Co.

3.20%;

$50,000,000 Philadelphia Electric Co., 3Va%
gage

and

loans

Smith, Barney & Co., and Glore, Forgan & Co.

loans

with

Purpose,

Webber,cvJackson

for

Berkshire

Boston

Merrill
&

Webster

&

Becker

Peabody

Brothers;

Salomon

Ston'e

Co.;
& Co.;

Co.;

Inc.;

Co.,

&

Weld

Stearns

Republic

I

Ripley

Pierce,

Bear,

&

Freres

Smith,

Corp.;

interest.

Blyth

3%%

loans

bank

Allyn

Insurance

with

&

Leach,

&

Kormendi

Corp;

Clayton

$35,000,000

refunding

Northwest

Purpose,

1995. Purpose, refunding. Price,
Underwritten by The First
Co., Inc.; Glore, Forgan & Co.;
Union
Securities Corp.;
Morgan Stanley & Co.; Kuhn,
Loeb & Co.; Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Goldman-, Sachs &
and

bonds,

bank

Southeast,

Co.

Paine,

Boston

First

Securities

40-year income

bank

repay

Grant-Brownell

Overton

1973.

privately

etc.
Placed privately with institutional
White, Weld & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; The Dominion

Maturing

debentures, due March 1,
100%

due

'

3.40%

Inc.,

1985.

construction.

new

Purpose,

*275,000 Palmerton

Boston

the

due

-

loans

pipeline

'.

■ •

to

101.997%

Share

Co.;

Co.;

STEEL,

1,

Securities

investors

privately

repay

institutional

Co.,

Teachers

■

of

E,

repay

The

RAILROADS

;

IRON,

April

*25,000,000 Reserve

through

mortgage

to repay

Placed

4

Years)

£62,458,000 Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR., 4Vic/o

Co.

A/ C.

and

1980.

*93,200,000 Pacific

•

A.

Agee

OTHER

Michigan,

of

series

Insurance

Inc.

bank

During April, 1955
■

•

Over.

first mortgage bonds, series

Purpose,

Price,

&

&

&

*$10,000,000 Granite City

Inc.

Purpose,, to

Purpose,

privately1 with

,

Co.

for general corporate

Purpose,

♦1,500,000 Lake Shore Gas Co., 3,/a%

Details of New Capital Flotations

&

$202,325,000

debentures,

institutional

Indiana,

of

subscribed.

1,

1985,

Bond

North

J.

Witter

and-Dean

and accrued inter¬
by Blair & Co., Inc.; Baxter, Williams & Co.;

Strauss

Co.;

%

Co.

Water

and

Co.,

Co.

S.

Sterne,

$5,000,000 Kentucky Utilities Co., 3%% first mortgage bonds, series
F,
due
April
1,
1985.
Purpose,
for
new
construction.
Price, 101.039%-: and- accrued interest.
Offered by Blyth

■

|

Co.,

&

Co.

three

1985.

Travelers

Postal

Federal

and Loan

with

due 1985.

to

with

1,

sidiary
for

fund

investors

first

Purpose,

1985.

*2,000,000 Hackensack

Total

3%%

Corp.

construction.

bonds,

privately

,

1,

Offered

J.

&

corporate purposes.
'

1985.

Telephone

($291,000)

+288,387,000

24,782,000
April

sinking

4%

for general

parent company.
Price,
with two institutional investors.

privately

49,924,000

738,115,000

Co.

construction.

privately

from

mortgage

Notes
for

Wells

companies.

due

*1,300,000 General

Total

Mullaney,

Inc.;

privately

1,

Telcpho-ne

bonds,

51,432,000

78,580,000

April

new

Fitch,

Baxter, Williams
& Co.;
Burns

Inc.

Nicolaus

bonds,

for

•1,000,000 General

$1,508,000

&

J

Indianapolis

Blair

institutional

Co.,

Telephone

and

,

Certificates

Corp.,

Water

mortgage

$221,010,000

659,535,000

Wertheim-

due

est.

Robinson

Co.,

with

&

Stifel,

insurance

Total

Aspden,

Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.;
Inc.; Walter Stokes & Co.

Co,;

Purpose,

Placed

•1,300,000 General

837,170,000

658,027,000

Notes

April—

mort¬

Books closed.

due Jan.

B,

March—

Certificates

general

$78,601,000

—

Total

William

Company

Water

Nicolaus

series

85,569,000

Inc.;

Co.

&

Inc.;

&

Co.

1975.

purposes.

530,591,000

and

Parker & Redpath;

Co.

privately

•1,000,000 Gary-Hobart

February—
Certificates

first

V,
due
April 1,
1985.
Purpose,
to
Price, 100.849% and accrued interest.

Hughes &

Thomas &

Stifel,

January

Vietor,

subscribed.;

-

D,

3%%

Stuart

Newton

M.

•1,250,000 Gary-Hobart

for

Co.,

Illinois

The

Placed

and

"R

January—

Notes

&

Raffensperger,

Net Issued

$

Total

series

Auchincloss,

Co.;
Co.; E.

Retired

—

rated;
" •'

UTILITIES

Denton, Inc.; Clayton Securities Corp.; Dick &
Merle-Smith;
Fauset,
Steele
&
Co.;
Freeman
&
Co.;
Gregory & Son, Inc.;
Ira Haupt & Co.;
Heller,
Bruce

Issued

Nctes

Co.;

&

&

Certificates

&

Co.;

&

-

Tucker, Anthony & Co.; Underwood, Neuhaus
Union Securities Corp.; Van Alstyne,
Common, Dann & 0°-l GWalker
Watling, Lerchen-&• Co.g'■ Weeden. & Co. Incorpo¬

incorporated;

co.

Noel

Offered by Salomon Bros^
Union Securities Corp.; and

Co.;

Power

Halsey,

by

Co.;

Bros.

5,737,570,280

•INTRA-GOVERNMENT

&

»

loans.

bank

Offered

3,749,677,550

45,420,430,280

Maine

reduce
&

months—

&

Monday, October 24, 1955

.

Trask & Co.;

to

for

534,661.550

Total

F,

Pur¬

2.15%

.

$7,500,000 West Texas Utilities Co. 3%%

3,209,975,000

3,235,000

April

series

inclusive.

from

Inc.

PUBLIC

$$12,000,000 Central
534.661,550

for

1970,
yield

maturity.

to

Drexel

Co.,

785,000

3,200,975,000

Total

to

to

$91,328,000

232" 000

1,500,199,000

&

1

Apr

1956
Price,

1,

1,500,441,000

1,500,441,000
1.500,794,000

1,500,984,000

Indebt.

of

according
&

May

equipment.

new

Hutzler;

Stroud

789,000

U. S. savings bonds
Depositary bonds—
Tax antic'n notes

Certif.

Apr
Apr

from

3.00%,

Indebtedness

Refunding

Security

91-day Treas. bills
91-day Treas. bills
91-day Treas. bills
91-aay Treas. bills
T a x
anticipation

Dated
Apr

2%%

for

pose,

New

Total Amount

Type of

equipment trust certificates,

RR.,

annually

due

.

Drug,
1980.

1,

of

subscription

($35,600)

Carl M.

interest.

100%

Loeb,

Inc.

3%4%

sinking
refunding.

Underwritten

offering.

amount.

stockholders.

underwritten

Represents Issues placed privately.
$ Indicates issues sold competitively,
special

by

subordinated

Purpose, for working

principal

Rhoades & Co.

Purpose,

•

t Indicates

convertible

1967.

notes
Placed

Kuhn,

by
All

fund

Offered
Unsub¬
Loeb

debentures

Price,

by Eastman,

&

sold.

101 V2%

due
and

Dillon & Co.;

Volume

I

182

Number

5475

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

.

.

t;

A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.; Blair & Co., Inc.; Blyth & Co.,
Inc.; The First Boston Corp.;-First California Co.; Glore,
Forgan & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Hornblower &

|

Foreign Government

A. E. Masten & Co.; McCormick &|Co.; McDonald & Co.;

.

ji

'

-

,

„

Weeks;

Kidder,

Morgan
I

Jaffray

&

Co.;

Shields

Webster

J.

C.

&

Co.;

Lee

&

Co.;

Securities

Wheat

&

Higginson

Northwest

Co.; Pacific
Hopwood;
Rogers
&

Richter
&

Peabody

Stanley „&

Corp.;

Co.,

Watling,
White, Weld

and

scribed.

Co.;

&

Barney

Lerchen

and

April

Co.;

;&

15,

written

Burge
Blair

*4,500,000 Western
1972.

Kraft

Corp.

Purpose,

first

mortgage

for

general
Northwestern

bonds

corporate

privately with
through Blyth & Co., Inc.

Mutual

due

Jan.

Life

1,

Insurance

Read

Co.

&

First

3117,151,200

BUILDINGS,

ETC.

Ziegler & Co,

;■

-

4!4%

Insurance

Co.

of

'

-

Co.

of

stocks

-

-

Placed

due

ferred

stocks

1970.

of

j

..

4.25%

1970.

with

subordinated

sinking

through Reynolds & Co.
Co.

Purpose,

for

amount.

•j

Offered

600,000 Mcdel

etc.

C.

Inc.,

&

to

100%

public,

6%

junior

investors

due

under¬

v

j

-

subordinated

Purpose,

for

purchase

working capital,

accrued interest. Underwritten by
A. G. Edwards & Sons; Boenning

Co.;

McCarty

&

Co.,

Inc.;

Gross,

Rogers

&

Metropolitan St. Louis Co.
"

V

'

.

"

•

1'

.

Acceptance Corp., 4V2%
subordinated notes, due
Purpose,
for
general corporate purposes.
Placed
privately with Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York,
Country
Life
Insurance Co.
of
Chicago
and
Investors
.

-

,,

w

,

-

-

.

porate

to
Co.

of

loans

Placed

purposes. ~

surance

stitutions

through

Eberstadt

tures, series A, due April 1,
and

interest.
&

Mutual

Life

In¬

for

expansion,

Co.

Underwritten

Co.

6% convertible deben¬

Inc.,

19L5.

Purpose,

to

bank

repay

Price, 100%
and accrued
Eisele & King, Libaire, Stout
basis.

~

,

-

stock

$17,220,000.Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corp., '5Vst%
June

1,

units

Purpose,
The
A.

]

'

,

C.

&

Alex.

Dain

'

1

W.
&

&

Co.;

Co.

shall;
'

A.

Price, $72 per unit.
Un¬
Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Union

Securities

Republic

Winslow,

&
&

Inc.;

Richard

Co.;

W.

'

Co.

Clark, Dodge & Co.;
Clarke Corp.; J. M.

p.

&

Harper

&

Hemphill,
&

Sachs

&

j

Co.;

&

J.

Hogle

A.

Co.;

&

;

&

Co.;. Merrill Lynch,

,

&

&

Shuman,

Polian

Webster

Co.;

Vietor,
Common,
Watling, Lerchen
E

f

Wood

&

&

Agnew.

&

Dann

Co.;

&

Co.

&

Smith,

Blosser

Corp.;

&

Tucker,

Co.;

Dean

G.

&

Walker

&

Witter

Co.

AND

MANUFACTURING

year

working
fered
'

Business

notes.

Machines

Corp.

to reduce

Purpose,

'

i,

payable

;

.,

Price, 100% of principal amount.
company
to public, without underwriting,

4,716,509

j"

;

Co.

note." Purpose, refunding.
man, Sachs & Co.

two-year

senior

Of-'

$6,500,195 Federal

Intermediate

debentures,
r

'

Purpose,
John T.

dated

for

"new

Knox,

New

Credit

May

2,

money."

-

1.95%

and

Price,

due
at

-

10,446,755

*

1,

debentures,
Purpose,

dated

Credit

May

refunding.

2,

Price,

Banks

1955
at

2.15%

and

par.

due

consolidated
Feb.

Offered

1,

1956.

John

by

Intermediate

debentures,
Purpose,

dated

New

York

May

refunding

($24,545,000).

Price,

fiscal

Credit
2,

1955

($21,955,000)
at

agent.

par.

and
and

Offered

2.05%
due
for

by

5

-

T.¬

Nov.

1,

"new




2,000

Pipe

shares

Line

preferred

5%

of

Corp.

stock

24,000,000

&

dividends.,

&

Inc.;

Co.;

West

W.

Price,

Underwritten

Webster

American

Co.;

Securities
& Co.,

by

per

White,

Corp.;

Securities

of

value

$100

A.

Corp.;

C.

Bacon,

Ino.; Baker, Weeks

Central

&

Co.,

&

Republic

Co.

Inc.; Clark,
Julien Collins

Corp.;

Crowell, Weedon

Inc.;

Eodine;

Securities Co.;

Dewar,

&

series

Electric

shares

J,
&

(55,118)

under¬

J. B. Hilliard & Son;
Beane; Stein Bros. &

Dodge

F

(par

$100).

privately

with

cumula-

Purpose,

eight

berger

Co.;

Co.

shares of

331,643

for

common

by company for subscription
and employees.
Oversubscribed.

Lynch,

by Merrill

White,

Pacific

R.- J.

&

&

Weld
&

Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
Ripley & Co., Inc.;
Loeb & Co.; Lehman

Harriman

Co.;

Co.,**
&

Co.;

Kuhn,

Co.; Laurence M. Marks & Co.;
Goodbody & Co.; Shuman, Agnew

Co.,

Edwards,

Lighting

par).
Inc.;

Corp.

Purpose,

Price,
A.

C.

J.

Co.;

C.

M.

C.

Dam

DeHaven & Townsend,

Robertson

&

Drexel

Pancoast;

Securities

Co.;

&

Miller

&

Co.;

Inc.;

Joseph,

Co.;
A.

Harriman

Laird,

&

Mellen

Bissell
&

Fenner

Milwaukee

Miller,

Co.;

Inc.;

Lee

Marks

M.

Kidder,

Rauscher,
&

Peabody

&

Higginson Corp.; Lehman

&

Co.;

McCormick

Mason-Hagan,

&

Lynch,

Merrill

Co.;

Inc.;

&
Beane;
Merrill, Turben & Co.;
The
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton; F. S. Mose¬

Co.;

ley & Co.;

&

& Meeds;

Laurence

Masten

E.

Pierce,

Ripley & Co., Inc.; Hayden,
Noyes & Co.; Henry Herrman &
Weeks; Johnson, Lane, Space & Co.,

Hemphill,

Hornblower

Brothers;

Mullaney, Wells
Co.;

&

Co.;

Paine, Webber,

The

Pierce

&

Co.,

Inc.;

Jackson

Ohio

Reinholdt

&

Pacific

Co.;

& Curtis;

Prescott,

Quail & Co.;
Riter

Gardner;

Co.; The

Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Rotan, Mosle &
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Schoellkopf,
Hutton
&
Pomeroy, Inc.; Chas. W. Scranton & Co.; Shields & Co.;

Co.;

i

Shuman,

;

Agnew

Co.;

&

Singer,

& Scribher;

Deane

Smith,

& Co.; William R. Staats & Co.; Stern, Frank,
& Fox; Stix & Co.; Stroud & Co., Inc.; Sutro &
Swiss American Corp.; Spencer Trask & Co.; Tucker,

Barney
Meyer
Co.;

Underwood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc.; Union
Vietor,
Common, Dann & Co.;
G\ H.
Watling, Lerchen & Co.; Wertheim & Co.,
and Yarnall, Biddle & Co.
Oversubscribed.
Co,;

Securities

Corp.;

Walker

Co.:

&

$82,722,228
IRON,

$300,000

STEEL,

COAL,

COPPER, ETC.

Ace High Uranium Mining Corp.
stock

mon

to

Inc.;

600,000

of

common

& Co.,

Inc.;

cent).

one

costs.

Price,

30,000.000 shares of com¬

Purpose,
at

600,000 Allied Uranium Mines, Inc. 600,000
(par
&

Co.

as

a

as

exploration

and

by Kamp
speculation.

a

8s

sharesjof common stock

Purpose, for exploration costs and work¬
Price, $1 per share. Offered by H. J. Cooney.
speculation,

cent).

one

ing capital.

for

Offered

par.

Co., Inc. and Fred W. Miller & Co.

-

Alloys

Corp.

149,500

(par
25
cents).
Purpose,
capital. Price, $2 per share.

shares

for

of

common

expansion

and

stock

working

Offered by S. D. Fuller & Co.

1,000,000 Chesapeake & Colorado Uranium Corp. 1,000,000 shares of
common stock
(par five cents).
Purpose, for exploration,
equipment working capital, etc.
Price, $1 per share.
Of¬
fered by S.
D. Fuller & Co.; Peter Morgan & Co., and
Vermilye Brothers.
285,000

Colorado Plateau Uranium Co.
stock

(par

one

cent).

American Securities

1,900,000 shares of common

Purpose,

for

development

equipment, expansion and working capital.

share.

per

Offered by John L. Donahue

costs,

Price, 15 cents

as

a

speculatibn.

120,000 Daybreak Uranium, Inc. 800,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents). Purpose, for exploration and development
costs.
Price, 15 cents per share. Offered by Pennaluna &
Oversubscribed.

Co.

Dickens
of

Uranium

common

and

stock

development

&

Development

(par

10

costs.

by N. R. Real & Co.

cents).

Price,

10

Corp.

3.000,000

Purpose,
cents

for

per

shares

exploration

share. Offered

All sold.

Steel Corp. 96,755 shares of common
stock (par
$5).
Purpose, to repay bank loans, and for
expansion and working capital.
Price, $21.50 per share
to stockholders; $26 to public.
Offered by companv for
subscription by common stockholders. Unsubscribed shares

2,087,626 Eastern

(1,643)

Stainless

underwritten

by

Hornblower

&

Weeks;

Kidder,

Peabody & Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Smith,
Barney & Co.; Stone & Webster Securities Corp.; Union

(Continued

on

stock

bank loans and for new
share. Underwritten by Blyth

repay

$40 per

Allyn

shares

(par

development

institu¬

Offered

stockholders

Dillon

&

Co.;

&

Moore

Berwyn T.

for construction program. Price,

Purpose,

Peabody

Chace,

(Inc.);

Winslow,

Clarke

Co.; H. L. Emerson & Co., Inc.;
Corp.; Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc.;
Fauset, Steele & Co.; The Fh*st Boston Corp.; First South¬
west
Co.;
Fulton,
Reid
&
Co.;
Glore,
Forgan &
Co.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Hallgarten & Co.; Hallowed. Sulz¬

300,000
&

Smithers

S.

&

shares

par—stated

Co.; Eastman, Dillon &

Equitable

A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Central

Placed

share.

per

Co.;

(no

cumulative

150,000

(no

construction.

new

Stone

Phillips

Crouter

Oversub¬

Honnold & Co., Inc.; H. I.
Josey & Co.; Henry Herrman & Co.; and Winslow, Douglas
& McEvoy.

1955.

Knox,

Gas

& Co.; Dallas Union

refunding

Brothers; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Smith, Barney
&

money"

T.

Co-.

for

accrued

Co.,

Collings &

F. L. Dupree

inc.;

stock,;

Gas

construction.

$121,750,135

Purpose,

Kentucky Co.;

The

program.

common

&

consolidated

John

well

Wagner, Reid,

Co.,

(par $10).

F.

Banks

Corp.;

Power

Co.;

&

Anthony &

investors.

Kidder,

Knox, New York fiscal agent.

46,500,000 Federal

and
&

Richard

stock

common

and E. H. Schneider & Co.

Inc.;

Underwritten

York fiscal agent.

Intermediate

of

100.000 shares of $2.40

$50).

Unsubscribed

Co.,

Oklahoma

by

by

and

common

repay

(Inc.);

preferred

$31.50

1955.

Offered

Utah

Whiteside,

&

...

stock

of

Co.; Ball, Eurge & Kraus; J. Barth & Co.; Battles &
Company, Inc.; A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.; William Blair &
Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; George D. B. Bonbright & Co.;
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; Butcher & Sherrerd; Cald¬

Securities

Bond

expansion

consolidated

Aug.

par.

shares

without underwriting.
(par

by Blyth & Co.Inc.;
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner

Eastman,

68,750,000 Federal

shares

'

.

Banks

1955

65,000

Whipple & Co.; Robert W. Eaird

Utilities

&

Inc.

Government Agency Issues

Co.

Stone & Webster Securities
Lane, Space & Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody

Purpose,

share

and Ebinger, Inc.; The
& Co.; W. L. Lyons
Co.'; Russell, Long & Co.; and Smart, Clowes & Oswald,

tive

com¬

to repay bank loans and for
$31.50 per share.
Underwritten

Price,

cumulative

Co.;

.,/5,000,000 Long Island Lighting Co, 50,000 shares of 4.35%
'

of

Bonds

Purpose,

Transcontinental

Allyn

unit.

Co., Inc.; Security & Bond Co.; Goodbody & Co.; O'Neal,

tional

Loan and

Southern

Weld

bank

'

*

Farm

stock

to

stockholders.

Alden

Placed privately through Gold¬
*
,

Price,

Co. 190,566 shares of common stock
(par $10). Purpose, for construction program. Price, $24.75
per share.
Offered by company for subscription by com¬

&

a

term

Power

Boston

Johnson,

$100).

shares of
four preferred

j.to .repay
$14.50 per

Corp.; Carl M. Loeb.
Company.;
The Robinson-

77,350

employees,

and

Republic Co.

*

.

2V2%-

shares

"Short-Term

& Co.; White, Weld & Co.; A. C.
Allyn & Co., Inc.; Courts
& Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.; The
Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc.; Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.; Folgef, NolanW. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.; Schmidt,
Poole, Roberts & Parke,
and Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co., Inc. Oversubscribed.

$4.90

20,000

of

Lerchen

Kentucky

&

MISCELLANEOUS

and

units

Purpose

Higginson
Ohio

Boyce; Almstedt Brothers;

fox-

as

First

299,000 American

Bankers

Investment

in

scribed.

speculation.

•$10,000,000 Associates

and

McCormick & Co.;

,

three-

and

287,000

under

& Co.

15, 000,000

cumu¬

& Co.; The Milwaukee Co.; Campbell,
McCarty & Co, Inc.; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.; Edward
D. Jones & Co.; McCourtney-Breckenridge & Co.; Stix &
Co.; Berrien Securities,
Inc.; Richard W. Clarke Corp.;

written

capital.

by

$3.50)

slm-e.

Corp.

Webster

Watling,

'

6%. convertible

accounts

&

construction.

The

Corp.

See

preceding column of this article.

preferred stock (par $100). Purpose, to repay bank loan3.
•Price, at par. Placed-privately- with Lincoln Life Insur¬
ance
Co. through Smith, Polian & Co.- and
Lester, Ryons

by

bank loans ($1,000,000). Price,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis,;
Corp.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; W. C. Langley
&
Co.; Fulton, Reid & Co.; Stroud & Company,
Inc.;

Merrill

$175,000 Mohawk

200,000

Com¬

Underwritten by Paine,

&

mon
-

•

construction.

new

cents)

Lee

preferred

($4,000,000)

Harold

and

«

Purpose, for new construction.
Price, $13 per
Offered by company for subscription by common

Stone

Co.;

&

.

Ryons & Co.;

(par

50

The

Telephone

at par.

Oversubscribed.

INDUSTRIAL

OTHER

-

Sullivan

a

Pipeline

$1).

(par

in

Corp.;

Co.;

&

Co!;

H.

by

$10).

cumulative

Barney & Co.;
McDowell; Stone

Anthony

Dabbs

Underwritten

5,000,000 General Telephone Co. of Michigan

Pierce, Fenner & Beane;

Co.;,

Straus,

Securities

Marks

M.

Humphrey Co. Inc.; Shields & Co.; James M. Toolan
Co.; Watling, Lerchen & Co.; and Werthelm & Co.

share.

Stanley

Co.;

Inc.;

construction.

Co.;
Co.;

stockholders

Inc.;

Smith,

-

.

Laurence

Northwest

stock

new

Co. 50.000 shares of 5% cumu¬
stock (par $20).
Purpose, to

common

nev;

&

Wm.

& Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Murphey
The Ohio Co.; Pacific Northwest Co.; Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Quail & Co.; Refsnes, Ely,
Beck &
Co.; Rotan, Mosle & Co.; Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke; Schneider, Bernet & Hickman, Inc.; Shields
Morgan

Favre,

Sutro &
Co.; Henry F. Swift &
Trask & Co.;
Wagenseller & Durst, Incf;
Co.; Weeden & Co., Inc.; C. N. White & Co.;

stock (par $10).

I

by Lester L. La Fortune.

&

Inc.;.

Hornblower

Laurence

McCormick

4.72%

of

Sachs &

1,005,550 Florida

Lehman Brothers; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
M. Marks & Co.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.;

Co.;

shares

.

Howard,

&

Co.;

Co.;

Shepard & Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.;

(par

Co.;

Merrill

&

Northwest

Rhoades

Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs and Com¬
W. E. Hutton & Co.; W. C, Langley & Co.; Lazard

Freres

Inc.;

Miller

Youngberg;
&

2,047,500 Savannah Electric

Allyn

Thalmann

"

Co.;

Co.:
Hallowell,
Sulzberger
&
Co.;
Son & Co.; Harriman Ripley & Co.,

Noyes

Weeks;

pany;

&

Goldman,

Co.;

16,695

Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Hornblower &
Weeks; Hourwich & Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; Indianapolis
Bond & Share Corp.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Ladenburg,

Co.;
A. G. Edwards & Sons;
Equitable
The First Boston Corp,; Foster & Mar¬
&

&

Notes"

Securities

man,

& Pancoast; Ddlon, Read
Dominick; Drexel & Co.; East-

&

Co.

Revel

Spencer

mon

and

& Co., Inc.; Bateman, Eichler & Co.; William
Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Butcher & Sherrerd; Caro¬
Corp.; Central Republic Co. (Inc.); Coburn
& Middlebrook,
Inc.; Cruttenden & Co.; F. Eberstadt &
Co.; Gerstley, Sunstein & Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Gold¬

Chace,

(Inc.);

Beane;

lina

Corp.;

Robertson

Forgan

Glore,

HaJlgarten

:

&

Corp.;

for

and

C.

&

Blair &

•;

Co.;

Corp.;

Central

Sons;

Dominick

Dillon

man,

Securities

)

;

due
(par

stock.

of

&

Dewar,

Inc.;

notes,
stock

share

-

'

t

&

West

interim

common
one

American Securities Corp.; A. G.
Blankenship, Gould & Blakely, Inc.;
Co., Inc.; J. C. Bradford & Co.;

Inc.;

Clarke

of

and

stockholders
Oversubscribed.

4,655,837 Continental Telephone Co. 243,060 shares of common sleek
(par $1), Purpose, to finance subsidiaries/ Price, $19 per
share to stockholders; $23.50 to public.
Offered by company
for subscription by common stockholders.
Unsub¬
scribed
shares
(8,377)
underwritten by White, Weld &
Co.; The First Boston Corp.; W. C. Pitfield & Co., Inc.;

Inc,;

Co.,

Sullivan

Brown

Weld &

Securities

Co.

Whiteside,
John

notes

nevjr construction.

Allyn &

Becker

of

by White,

Dominion

Bosworth,

shares

287,000

$60

of

for

derwritten
"

.

and

1957

in

$1)

stock
(par

one

Underwritten

UTILITIES

PUBLIC

and

loans

(Issues Maturing

Up to and Including Five Years)

Marks &

Laurence M.

&

&

Levy & Williams;
Co.;
Lester,
Ryons

Lynch,
The Mil¬
waukee Co.; Mitchum, Jones & Templeton;
Morgan & Co.;
Morgan Stanley & Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.; Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis; Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Daniel
Reeves & Co.;
Refsnes, Ely, Beck & Co.; Reinholdt &
Gardner; Reynolds & Co.; Schwabacher & Co.; Frank
C. Shaughnessy
& Co.; Shuman, Agnew & Co.; Smith,
Barney & Co.; William R. Staats & Co.; Stephenson, Ley-

3,444,000 Pacific

by

preferred

dividends.

preferred

shares

Short-Term Bonds and Notes

Offered

&

bank loans and for

..

•

McAndrew

Knowlton

Frank

&

Oversubscribed.

for

Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.; end
Lombardo, Inc.
An
additional 76,805
issued in exchange for outstanding preferred

accrued

Common

-

■

share.

per

and

290,000 Citizens Natural Gas Co., Inc. 80.000 shares of 6%

t

Bell;

Lawson,
Leib

White, Weld & Co.; J. R. Williston & Co.; Wilson, Johnson
Higgins; Dean Witter & Co.; and Wulff, Hansen & Co.

common

,

Oversubscribed.

&

Co.;

&

lative

$21,330,000

of

loans

bank

Price, at par
First California
Brush, Slocumb &
Co. Inc.; McAndrew & Co. Inc.; Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
Inc.; Davis, Skaggs & Co.; Lawson, Levy & Williams;
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.; Wulff, Hansen & Co.; Irving
Lundborg & Co.; J. S. Strauss & Co.; and Pacific North¬
west Co.
Oversubscribed.
,
' /

Inc.

Fenner

Walston

Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.; Chace,

Co.; Sutro & Co.; Lester,

etc.

by

"best-efforts"

a

on

&

Brothers;

-Co.;

Townsend, C'router & Bcdine; Robert
Kormendi & Co., Inc.; Peters, Writer &

convertible

repay
and

Kerr

&

William

& Co.; Stern. Frank,
Meyer & Fox; Stewart. Eubanks, Meyerson & Co.; Stone & Webster Securities Corp.;

Inc.;

wei'e

Inc.;

Langley

Brothers;

Co.; Irving Lundborg & Co.;

Stone

stocks.

Placed

F.

are

&

Smith

shares

cor¬

3%%
senior notes, due April 1,
Purpose, to repay bank loans and
privately with financial in¬

capital.

pre-

common

Co.

Inc.;

1,000,000 California-Pacific Utilities

"

-'

other 'general

with

privately

400,000 White River Propane Gas Co.,

«

for

and

by

Winslow,

&

Sons;

Christensen,

Inc.,

inclusive.

working

while

par,

shares

36,868
repay

$20.25

Light

Co.,

West

&

Stubbs,

1969.

York.

New

(James),

1961-1970,

loans

Garrett

H

due

Price,

&

DeHaven

pany;

>•!-

lative

•10',000,000 Talcott
for

bank

repay

r

.

promissory notes,

to

Mason, Inc.;

Whiteside,

Inc.
,

*3,800,000 Mossier Acceptance Corp., 4%

Dickson

Horner &

1969.

Services,

at

Corp.; A. G. Becker & Co. inc.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler;:
S.

C.

W.

&

Co.,

&

& Son; J. A. Hogle & Co.; Holt & Collins;
E. S. Hope & Co., Inc.; E. F. Hutton & Cok;

Co.,

Mason

Co.

Power

Power

&

Lehman
&

and

Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Reynolds & Co.; Schoell¬
kopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.; Shields & Co.; Spencer
Trask & Co.;
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath; Bache &
Co.; Francis I. duPont & Co.; Fulton, Reid & Co.; Chas,
W. Scranton & Co.; F.'S. Smithers & Co.; Stern Brothers
&
Co.; Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.; Julien Collins & Co.;
Green, Ellis & Anderson; Hayden, Miller & Co.; Johnston,
Lemon & Co.; The Ohio Company; Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
Inc.; First of Michigan Corp.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.; Scott,

dewar-

*2,000,000 Mossier

Purpose,

Co.

&

cumulative preferred stock (par $100). Purpose, refunding,
Price, $107 per share and accrued dividends. Underwritten
and sold
by Equitable Securities Corp.; Union Securities

•

Hilliard

decker

without underwriting.

11,669,500 Arkansas
t

1960.

principal

of

without

stock

common

1965.

and

100%

Kimball

Diversified

Co.;
,

UTILITIES

subscription

for

employees,

R.

detachable

Campbell

and

Wood

all classes of common stock

Purpose,

construction.

B.

Kalman

Pierce,

E.

taken

value. are

J.

Hooker & Fay;

prices.)

&

$5).

(par

company

1

due April 1,

Co.;

Co.

(with

Price,

Paul
&

Morgan

Harold

Co.;

and

offering

'

corporate

debentures

Price,

company

-i

Service,

Finance

rants)

|

capital.

by

'

bentures

Kidder,

Co.;

J.

The

Hallgarten
Peabody & Co.;
Stanley & Co.;

Inc.

value

par

746,577 Arkansas-Missouri

,.

convertible

8%

working

writing.

/

Co.,

&

Peabody

Kidder,

Purpose, for working capital.
Life Insurance Co. of New

1958-1.967. Purpose, for general
Placed
privately
with
institutional

250,000 Merchants Loan

t

Drexel

Sons;

($2,750,000) and for construction program ($750,000).
Placed privately with five institutional investors through

Mutual

debentures due

^

&

Co.;

ing

stock

purposes...

&

PUBLIC

*000,000 Manufacturers & Jobbers Finance Co. 4V2% subordinated
.'

ho

their

new

v

Dillon,

&

*$3,500,000 Arkansas-Missouri
Power
Co.,
35,000
shares of 4.65%
i cumulative preferred stock
(par $100).
Purpose, refund¬

York.

|

Weld

stated par

a

of

at

computed

promissory note due 1970.
privately with Mutual Life

Corp.

April 1,

privately

note

Placed privately with Mutual

York.

New

Acceptance

fund note due

I

&

Co.;

Corp.;

..

..

*2,280,000 General

Garrett

Co.;

&

&

.

*1,000,000 Commerce Loan Co. 4'/4%
: .
Purpose, refunding. Placed

;

White,

York.

New

j

Insurance

Miller

Collins

Securities

Co.;' Estabrook

&

Robert

Thalmann

Wood, Gundy

(Preferred

subordinated

j

|

Corp.;-

Julien

Dominion

Dillon

Hayden,

Co.;

Corp.;

v

j

Life

The

STOCKS

Purpose, for working capital.

_

Co.;

-

*$"400,000 Budget Finance Plan

f

& Co.; Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Smith, Barney & Co.; Ball,
Gouinlock & Co.,
Inc.; William
Co., Inc.; Caldwell Phillips Co.;

&

Jaffray
&
Hopwood;
R.
W.
Pressprich
&
Co;;
Schoellkopf,
Hutton
&
Pomeroy,
Inc.;- Swiss
American

;

MISCELLANEOUS

]

Inc.;

Boston

of

bonds;

Piper,

$450,000 Society of Mount Carmel 314% -33A% first mortgage serial
bonds due to April 1, 1965. Purpose,- for new construction.
'
r
•
Price,
100%
and
accrued
interest.
Offered
by
B.
C.

!

Loeb

Bell,

Eastman,

Ladenburg,
LAND,

•.

Price,
Kuhn,

Co.

$2,500,000
37/s%

4V4%

Co.; Blyth &
Republic Co. (Inc.);

&

Co.;

&

t

&

Central

Placed

purposes.

bonds;

&

sinking fund bonds due
Purpose, for development of Norwegian
100% • and
accrued
interest.Under¬

Kraus;

&

Corp.; Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.; Baker, Weeks & Co.;
Barth & Co.; Bateman,
Eichler & Co.; A. G. Becker
Co. Inc.; Bingham, Walter & Hurry, Inc.; Boettcher &
Co.; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; Brush. Slocumb &
Co., Inc.; Quincy Cass Associates; Central Republic Co.
(Inc.); Crowell, Weedon & Co.; Davis, Skaggs & Co.;
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; Calvin E. Duncan & Co.; Francis
I. du Pont & Co.; Elworthy & Co.; Fairman & Co.; Fewel
& Co.; The First Boston Corp.; First California Co.; Maxfield H. Friedman; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Goldman, Sachs& Co.; Gross, Rogers &
Co.; Hallgarten & Co.; Hannaford
&
Talbot; Harbison & Henderson; Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Hill Richards & Co.;
J.

(com-

5-year

$2,500,000

10-year

Lazard.Freres

Inc.;

,

•

3%%
of

3-year

of

of

1965).

by

external loan bonds of 1955

of)

bonds;

$7,500,000

economy.

Stone

Oversub¬

Co.

3%%

4-year

,

&

(Kingdom
$2,500,000

prising

i

Piper,

Scherck,

Inc.;

Tracy,

Smith,

,

$15,000,000 Norway

Corp.;

Co.;

7

(1695)

•Represents issues placed privately.
X Indicates issues sold competitively,
t Indicates special offering.

page 8)

8

The Commercial and

(1696)

j

-

t

*

183 000

'

shares

900,000

Corp.

Uranium

(par

and

of

Cook

by Barrett Herrick & Co., Inc. and Franklin,
Barnett as a speculation. Oversubscribed.

Meyer

stock

underwriting.

Corp. 10,000,000 shares of common
Purpose, for exploration and devel¬

costs,

James

Ned

and

J.

Bowman

Carroll,

Kirschner &

Merkley & Co.

ment,

Completed.

Price, $1

equipment, working capital, etc.

Offered

by

Uranium

shares

of

stock

common

Utah.

by Coombs & Co. of Ogden,

shares of common stock
(par one cent). Purpose, for exploration and development
costs, etc.
Price, 10 cents per share.
Offered by John L.
Donahue,

300,000 Vada
(par

Uranium

costs,

etc.

and

shares

of

Purpose, for exploration

Price,

share.

cents per

15

stock

common

development

and

Offered

Bristol

by

Co.

299,850 Yellowstone

Uranium

stock

common

2.000,000

Corp.

cent).

Securities

(par

expansion.

Tellier

Colo.

Denver,

one

2.000,000

Corp.

Uranium

Co.

&

Mining Corp. 1,999,000 shares of
one cent).
Purpose, for exploration

.

15 cents per share.
speculation.
Completed.

Price,

as

a

Offered

by

Blyth

Co.;

$175,000 Admiral Homes,
$1).

50,000 shares of

Inc.

stock

(par
Price, $3.50

Corp.

cents).

200,000

Purpose,

Underwritten

shares

for

by Van

of

stock

common

expansion.

Price,

$4

Alstyne, Noel & Co.

(par

capital.

share.

per

Oversubscribed.

and

10

(par

cents).

working

Garden

capital.

States

Price,

Securities

as

machinery, equipment
per
share.
Offered by

$3

152,120 Carling Brewing Co., Inc. 3,803 shares of capital stock
(par $15). Purpose, to repay loan from Canadian Brew¬
eries, Ltd. Price, $40 per share.
Offered by company for
subscription
by
minority
stockholders,
without
under¬
writing. An additional 246,472 shares were subscribed for

by Canadian Breweries, Ltd., the parent
162,094 Continental
mon

stock

$18.75

Electric

(no

share.

per

stockholders,
300,000 Doyle

(R.

stock

public

Co.

of

Inc.

300,000

shares

equipment,.

of

common

stock

Notes"

in

(par
a

$1).

See

under

preceding column

"Long-Term

of this

Bonds

and

article.

Electronics

Corn.

140.000

shares

of

Brothers

&

Co.,

Inc.

machinery,

for

etc.

by

subscription

TRADING,
Corp.

for

cumu¬

working

three insti-

&

ETC.

shares

investments.

capital

of

Price,

$5

per

William R. Staats & Co.; Hayden,

Hooker & Fay;

Co.;

HOLDING,

2,000,000

for

Purpose,

Byllesby
&

6%

of

Purpose,

privately with

through A'. O. Becker & Co. Inc.

$1).

Co.;

shares

25,000

$100).

Co.

Brush, Slocumb &

Inc.;

Cruttenden

Dempsey-Tegeler

&

&

Co.,

Davis,

Co.;

Rotan,

Co.;

Inc.;

Mosle

&

First of Michigan Corp.;
McAndrew &» Co., Inc.;
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton; The Marshall Co.; Reynolds
Co.;

&

Co.,

Inc.;

Shearson,

Co.;

Edward

D.

Co.;

Wm.

Roney &

Straus,

C.

Hammill

Jones

Blosser

&

8c

Scott,

McDowell;

Miller

8c

Montagne-Sherwood

&

&

Co.;

La

Co.;

Co.;

Hayden,

Horner

Denault

&

Lane, Space & Co., Inc.; J. Larth & Co.;
& Co., Inc.;
The First Cleveland Corp.;

Co.;
M.

J.

Hogle

A.

Krensky

Newbold's
Sears

Co.;

Co.,
&

Son

&

Johnston,

Inc.;

Co.;

Stiver

Lester,

Dallas

McCormick

Co.;

Saunders,

&

&

Co.;

Inc.;

Johnson,

Fulton,

Lemon

Co.;

Mason,

Fairman, Harris
&
&

Ryons

Rupe

&

&

Reid

& Son, Inc.;
Revel Miller

&

Arthur

Co.;
Co.;

W.

H.

Draper,
&

Co.;

Co.;

Bingham, Walter & Hurry, Inc.;
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; Crowell, Weedon & Co.;
Henry Dahlberg & Co.; A. G. Edwards & Sons; Eldredge,
Tallman
&
Co.;
Farwell,
Chapman &
Co.;
Freehling,
&

Meyerhoff & Co.; Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.; E. F. Hut¬
ton & Co.; Irving Lundborg & Co.; Ed. Murray 8c Co.;
Powell & Co.; Rouse, Brewer & Becker; Chas. W. Scranton
&

Baker & Co.;

Thayer,

Co.;

Hope

8c

&

Zuber;

stockholders; $39.25 to public.
subscription by common stock¬

to

company for
Unsubscribed shares (6,033)

by

Reid

Co.;

&

McDonald &

Corp.;

Wagenseller

Barret,

Fitch,

&

North

&

Durst,
Co.;

Inc.;
E.

S.

&

underwritten by Mer¬

Hopwood;

and

N.

and Yarnall, Biddle 8c Co.

Corp, 360,000 shares of capital stock
(par $1).
Purpose, for investments.
Price, $15 per share.
Offered
by
company
for subscription
by stockholders,
without underwriting. Oversubscribed.
Shares

MISCELLANEOUS

*$2,000,000 Allied Finance Co. 20,000 shares of 5 V* % cumulative pre¬
ferred stock (par $100).
Purpose, refunding ($1,645,000)
and for working capital ($355,000).
Placed privately with
a
group of institutional investors through Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,

300,000

Rodman

Fenner

American
Price,

&

Beane.

Casualty Co., Inc. 20.000 shares of com¬
Purpose, for working capital, etc.
share. Underwritten by Goodbody & Co.

Fire &

stock

mon

(par

"

$15

per

$5),

72,000 Chinchilla Fur Farms, Inc. 7,200 shares of class A common
stock

Higginson Corp.; McCormick 8c
Continent Investment & Secu¬

Lee

Jaffray

Edward

Inc.; Albert Theis & Sons, Inc.,
5,400,000 National

Co.; Mid

Piper,

Inc.;

Co.,

$10).
Purpose, for equipment and working
Price,
at par.
Offered by company to public,
underwriting.

(par

capital.
without

8c

Renshaw.

stock

common

share

per

Dean

rities

150,000

(par two cents). Purpose, for equipment, working capital,
Price, $2 per share.
Offered by Standard Investing
and Baruch

$35

Fulton,

697,500 Topp
Industries, Inc. 139,500 shares of fcommon stock
(par $1). Purpose, refunding ($46,000) and for expansion

etc.

Corp.

M.

Skaggs

Lynch,

Co.;

$1.25

common

$15,400,000

Pierce, Fenner 8c Beane; Bacon, Whipple &
Witter & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks;
A. C.
Allyn 8c Co., Inc.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Shields
& Company;
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.; Blair 8c Co.
Incorporated; William Blair 8c Co.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons;
Wm. P. Harper & Son &
Co.; Farwell, Chapman & Co.;

Walter & Hurry, Inc.; Hill Richards &
Co.; Hopkins Harbach
8c
Co.; Lester, Ryons 8c Co.;
Sutro & Co.';
and
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.

of

Weld

Co., Inq.; Watling, Lerchen & Co.; White,
and Wulff, Hansen & Co. Oversubscribed.

&

holders.

Co.;

improve

Rogers & Co.; H. L. Jamieson Co., Inc.; Nauman, McFawn
& Co.; Olderman, Asbeck & Co.; Ross. Borton & Simon,

Offered
rill

common

Price,

Central Republic Co.

Co.;

Price,

2,100,000 Electro,Data Corp. 210.000 shares of capital stock (par $1).
Purpose, for new plant and equipment, to repay advances
from
parent and for working
capital.
Price,
$10
per
share.
Offered
by company for subscription by stock¬
holders.
Unsubscribed
shares, (1,494)
underwritten
by
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Bache & Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis; Walston & Co.; Dean Witter &
Co.; Bingham,

280,000 Elsin

H.

&

Co.

Placed

Underwritten by

Woodward

Machine Tool Co. 108,885 shares of common
stock (par $5). Purpose, lor expansion and working capital.

com¬

of
and

shares

2,9Q0

company

(par

par.

Investment

(par

Stone

stock
at

TRUSTS,

3,836,615 Sundstrand

15,000 Eastern Engineering Associates. Inc. 15.000 shares of
mon

&

shares

acquire

to

purchase,

to

by

Rubber

&

Price,

investors

share.

S. Dickson & Co.,

R.

Stroud

underwriting.

Co.

Purpose,

Offered

preferred

stock

cumu¬

Inc.; Gibson & Knooihuizen,
Hayden, Stone & Co.; Johnston, Lemon
&
Co.; Kidder, Peabody 8c Co.; Merrill, Turben 8c Co.;
Moore, Leonard & Lynch; The Ohio Co.; Paine, Webber,
Jackson
&
Curtis;
bhearson. Hammill & Co.; Stone &
Webster
Securities
Corp.;
Straus,
Blosser & McDowell;

building,
by company

133,000

Inc.

Purpose,

Produce

Farm

par.

$10,000,000 Electronics

Inc.; Golkin & Co.;

new

Offered

par.

at

tional

All Sold.

Co.; William Blair & Co.;

&

(Inc.);

com¬

Three,
cents).

$100).

(par

INVESTMENT

Purpose,

share.

underwriting.

Purpose, for
etc.
Price, at

without

shares

8,645

Par

10

Siegler & Co.; Stewart,
Eubanks, Meyerson & Co.; Boenning & Co.; Courts & Co.;
Dewar & Co.; Kenneth Ellis & Co.; Goodbody &Co.; Gross,

Eichler

for working capital.

for subscription by stockholders, with¬
Breswick & Co. offered to purchase any

shares.

County

capital.

Power

$10).

Price,
by company for subscription by

Offered

Interiors,

$1),

working capital,
to

Purpose,

without

V.)

(par

Equipment

par).

ETC.

28,143 shares of capital stock
refunding.
Price, $6 per share.
Of¬

Corp. 50,000 shares of common stock (par
for expansion program.
Price, $15.25 per
Underwritten b* A. ti. Becker 8c Co. Inc.; Bateman,

762,500 Sealed

company.

and

inc.

Corp,

Purpose,

(par

lative

for

tary of company.

Co.

&

$634,108

Underwritten by Irving

164,525 shares of 10%

Burnside

Willis E.

BUILDINGS,

*2,500,000 Mansfield Tire

A

class

Purpose,

common

511,002 shares of common stock

Ltd.

Street

by company

Price,

participating preierence stock (par $1).
equipment and increased inventories, etc.
Price, $1.25 per share. Offered by Paul H. Marks, Secre¬
lative

speculation.

a

$1).

stock

without

Co.,

of

public, without underwriting.

M. H.

205,656 Re-Mark Chemical Co., Inc.

for

Purpose,

Gas

8c

shares

for exploration and development costs,

by

underwriting.

299,000 York

•

share.

Oil

250.000

Co.

property and for other corporate purposes.
per share.
Offered by E. E. Smith Co.

underwriting.

Inc.;

speculation.

a

Corp., Ltd,

Moore

stock

All sold.

$12.50 per

Price,

Rice & Co.,

as

50

166,250 Williamson

subscribed.

298,000 Caramba Mokafe Corp. of America 99,500 shares of class A
stock

(par
out

Bishop & Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler
& Co.; Johnson-McKendrick Co., Inc.; Loewi&Co.; Straus,
Blosser & McDowell; and Harold E. Wood & Co.
Over¬
J.

10

& Co.;

speculation.

a

underwritten

fered

300,000 Northwest Plastics, Inc. 24,000 shares of common stock
(par $2.50). Purpose, to retire bank loans and for working

Purpose, for general corporate purposes.
share. Offered by Reed, Lear & Co. Oversubscribed.

per

800,000 Astron

(par

stock

centi per share. Offered by company for
by stockholders.
Unsubscribed shares (353,-

Price,

$168,858 Eloven

of common
Price. $26.75
Offered by company for subscription by em¬

share.
ployees, without

common

as

Purpose,

Canadus

Starch Products Inc. 9,345 shares
stock (par $1). Purpose, for working capital.

MANUFACTURING

AND

Co., Inc.;

&

Dean Witter 8c Co.

per

INDUSTRIAL

Inc.

subscription

Hut-

Eateman,

Co.;

249,979 National

$12,554,276
OTHER

W. E.

Co.; Courts & Co.; Dominick &

(par three cents). Purpose, for acquisitions, drilling costs,
working capital, etc.
Price, six cents per share. Offered

200,000 United

&

Whipple &

4,700,000

Co.

by

underwritten

(13,067)

shares

Almstedt Brothers; Bacon,
Eichler & Co.; Clark, Dodge &
Dominick; Doolittle & Co.;
Drexel & Co.; Estabrook 8c Co.; Fairman, Harris & Co.,
Inc.; The First Boston Corp.; First of Michigan Corp.;
Glore, Forgan & Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Hallgarten
& Co.; Harriman Ripley 8c Co., Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes 8c
Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs and Co.; Johnson, Lane, Space 8c Co., Inc.; Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Laird, Bissell & Meeds;
Lazard
Freres
&
Co.;
Lee
Higginson
Corp.;
Lehman
Brothers; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Merrill,
Turbin
&
Co.; Mesirow & Co.; Morgan Stanley 8c Co.;
Newburger & Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Rod¬
man
&
Renshaw; Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.;
Smith, Barney 8c Co.; Stein Bros. & Boyce; Union Securi¬
ties Corp.; G. H. Walker 8c Co.; White, Weld & Co., and
ton

by Gulf Securities Co.

282,000 Tri-State

Co.,

Oil

Southern Union Oils,
etc.

Mericka

shares of common stock (par
and working capital.
Price,
per share to stockholders; $47.12V2 to public,
Offered
company
for subscription
by common stockholders.

by

warrants

common

stock
cent). Purpose, for exploration and development
Price, $2 per share. Offered by Gordon Graves

(par $1).

_y

Unsubscribed

share.

per

J.

18,666,102 National Gypsum Co. 464,325
$1).
Purpose, for expansion

Mercury Corp. 300,000 shares of common' stock
cents).
Purpose, for exploration and develop¬

two

one

unsubscribed

ties Co.

$40

(par

William

by

300,000 Metallics Recovery Corp. 600,000 shares of common stock
(par five cents). Purpose, for general corporate purposes.
Price, 50 cents per share.
Offered by Universal Securi¬

Mining Corp. 200,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock (par $1).
Purpose, for exploration and devel¬
opment
costs,
etc.
Price,
at
par.
Offered by DoxeyUranium

300,000 Terlingua

&

255,501

Co.

&

Completed.

200,000 Shumway

(par

Johnston

of

States

costs, etc.

for

Purpose,

$1 per share.
stockholders.
Underwritten

by

Corp.

Uranium

by stockholders
underwriting.

LAND,

shares of common stock (par
expansion and working capital.
Offered by company for subscription

108,070

Corp.

cent).

Price,

600,000 shares of common stock
(par 50 cents).
Purpose, for exploration and development
costs,
etc.
Price, at par.
Offered by L. A. Huey Co.

300,000 Shiprock

by Hunter Securities Corp.

Completed.

one

of

cents).

500,000 Southern

172)

108,070 Mctalphoto

Purpose, for exploration and devel¬
five cents per share.
Offered by
Jaquith, Inc. as a speculation.

(par one cent).
opment costs.
Price,

shares

Co. 2,650,000 shares of common stock
Purpose, fbr development and explora¬
working capital, etc. Price, 10 cents per share.

five
costs,

Offered

Chemical Co., Inc. 299,350 shares of common
stock
(par one cent).
Purpose, for working capital, etc.
Price, $1 per share.
Offered by General Investing Corp.

Completed.

Co.

stock

of

exercise

upon

Tellier & Co.

125,000

195,714 Petro-Minerals, Inc. 195,714 shares of capital stock (par
10
cents).
Purpose, for acquisition of properties, etc.
Price, $1 per share. Offered by company for subscription

subscribed.

300,000 Rimrock Uranium Mines, Inc. 6,000,000 shares of common

company

Co.

& Co.; Crowell, Weedon & Co.;
Ira Haupt
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co. Oversubscribed.

(par

299,350 Marlowe

etc.
Price, $1 per share. Offered by
Anthony Securities Corp,; Lawrence A. Hayes Co.;
expenses,

Oil

265,000 Justheim Petroleum

ner;

300,000 Ranger Lake Uranium Mines, Ltd. 300,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock (par 10 cents),
purpose, for development and

drilling

1

McCourtney-Breckenridge & Co.; Reinholdt & Gard¬
Scherck, Richter Co.; I. M. Simon & Co.; Smith,
Moore 8c Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus
8c Co., Inc.; Stix & Co.;
G.
H.
Walker & Co., and
Dean Witter & Co.
Over¬
Co.;

Offered

etc.
Price, three cents per share.
by Cromer Brokerage Co. as a speculation.

'

expansion
program.
Price,
$53 per share.
Underwritten by Newhard,
Cook & Co.; Blewer, Heitner
8c Glynn; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; A. G. Edwards & Sons;
Hill Brothers; W. E. Hutton & Co.; Edward D. Jones &

speculation.

a

per

and

114,367

for

pose,

as

Purpose, to repay bank loan and for expansion. Price,
share. Underwritten by Shearson, Hammill & Co.;

$1).
$4

by

original underwriter,

tion

company

Co.

Sutro

2,000,000 Mallinckrodt Chemical Works 40,000 shares of
cumu¬
lative convertible preferred stock, series C (par $50).
Pur¬

(par one cent).

opment

the

Purpose, for working

by

Issued

share.

500,000 Crestraont

Inc.

Corp.

Thread

10 cents).

Securities

Southwestern

150,000 Ben Franklin Oil & Gas Corp. 1,000,000 shares of common
stock (par one cent).
Purpose, for drilling costs, acquisi¬
tion of property and working capital.
Price, 15 cents per

basis.

Offered
a

OIL

Exploration Co. 240,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents).
Purpose, for acquisitions, equipment and
working capital.
Price, $1.15 per share.
Offered by

speculation.

a

shares of common stock (par
capital, etc. Price, at par.
for subscription by stockholders, as
speculation, without underwriting.

114,367 Lock

one

Uranium

300,000 Producers
stock

(par

as

Purpose,

share.

per

Mines, Ltd. 2,000,000 shares Of
cent).
Purpose, for exploration
costs
and
working capital.
Price, 15 cents per share.
Offered by Tellier & Co.
Completed.
stock

common

com¬

200,000 shares of common stock (par
for working capital, etc.
Price, $1.50
Offered by Aetna Securities Corp. on a "best-

Co.,

&

efforts"

Uranium

300,000 Pan-O-Rama

by W. Harry Young Co.

cents).

10

260,900 Norsynco Mining & Exploration Ltd. 521,800 shares of
capital stock (par $1). Purpose, for exploration and devel¬
opment costs. Price, 50 cents per share. Offered by E. M.
North Co., Inc.
All sold.
'

100,000 shares of

Corp.

10 cents).
Purpose, for working capital
inventories.
Price, $1.25 per share.
Of¬

(par

increase

300,000 Lindly

by company to public, without

Electronic

Brown

&

Inc. 74.685 shares of common stock (par
50 cents).
Purpose, for machinery, equipment and work¬
ing capital. Price, $4 per share. Offered by S. D. Fuller
8c Co. and Vermilye Brothers.

288,000 New Universe Uranium & Development Co. 2,880,000 shares
of cormron stock (par two cents).
Purpose, for explora¬
tion
and development
costs.
Price, 10 cents per share.
Offered

Towbin & Co.

stock

to

fered

speculation.

$39,651,607

Engineering Corp. 25,000 shares of common
Purpose, for expansion and working capi¬
per share.
Placed privately through C. E.

298,740 Lee Spring Co.,

Uranium Co. 299,400 shares of common stock
Purpose, for exploration and development
$1 per share.
Offered by Peter Morgan &

a

as

Inc.;

$20

mon

Price,

Co.

Co.,

8c

Walter J. Wade, Inc.;
Witter 8c Co., and Wulff,

Co.;

Dean

chinery,

$1).

125,000 Hobby

(par one cent).
:

Development Co. .20,310 shares of' common stock
par—stated value 10c per share). Purpose, for ma¬
inventory, etc.
Price, $10 per share.
Offered
by company to public, without underwriting.
(no

Newhard,
Jackson &

Webber,

Stroud

Co.;

Brush, Slocumb &

& Kraus;

Burge

$276,000 Advance

(par

Unterberg,

and

Co,;

Paine,

8c

&

Dann

Ball,

Co.;

203,100 Victor

Lehman Brothers;

Co,

Price,

tal.

Co. 5,990,000 shares of common
Purpose, for exploration and devel¬
opment costs.
Price, five cents per share.
Offered by
Carroll, Kirchner & Jaquith, Inc. as a speculation.

costs.

8c

Co.;

Staats

R.

Lerchen 8c

Voltage

*500,000 High

&

Ohio

The

Co.;

William
Common,

Hansen

(par one cent).

299,400 Luckytex

&

Curtis;
Watling,

299,500 Homestead Oil & Uranium
stock

Corp.;

Lee Higginson

Co.;

Vietor,

t

stock

common

8c

&

Monday, October 24, 1955

...

Inc.; and Chas. W. Scranton 8c Co.

Merrill, Turben 8c Co.; Moore, Leonard 8c Lynch;

cent).
Purpose, for acquisitions, development
working capital. Price, $3.50 per share. Offered

one

costs

J

Thalmann

f. s. Moseley & Co.; and Reynolds & Co. inc. All sold.
Elk Ridge Uranium Co. 610,000 shares of common stock
(par 15 cents).
Purpose, for exploration and development
costs, etc. Price, 30 cents per share. Offered by company
to public, without underwriting.
All subscribed for.

3,150,000 Holly

i

Co.; A. C. Allyn &
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;

Sons;

&

Brown

Alex.

Inc.;

Co.,

Hornblower & Weeks: The Illinois Co., Inc.; Joseph,
Mellen 8c Miller, Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Ladenburg,
& Co.;

William R. Staats &

Securities Corp.;

ton

Golkin

Inc.; First of Michigan Corp.; Glore, Forgan & Co.;

(Continued from page 7)

Financial Chronicle

Completed.

and

60,000 EMC

Recordings Corp. 4,000 shares of capital stock (no
Purpose, for inventory and working capital. Price,
$15
per
share.
Offered
by company to public, without
underwriting, as a speculation.

working

Underwritten

capital

by

($651,500)..Price,

Dempsey-Tegeler

&

$5

Co.

$50).

(par

share.

per

Securities Co. 3,000 shares of common stock
Purpose, refunding ($91,550) and for working
($58,450). Price, at par. Offered by company for
subscription by
common
stockholders.
Underwritten by
Equitable

capital

City Securities Corp.

Oversubscribed.

par).

300,000 Typhoon
common

$1).

Studios, Inc. 60,000 shares of common stock (par
Purpose, to reduce bank loans and for equipment and

R.

Price; $5
Investments, Ltd.

Jobin

300,000 Foster Publications,
(par
$1

10

cents).

share.

per

Inc.

share.

300,000

Purpose,
Offered

per

for
by

Offered

shares

working
company

of

by

Gerard

etc.

public,

to

stock

common

capital,

*

Beers

without

A.

G.

99,914 shares of

working

capital,

common

etc.

stock

Price,

$34

(par
per

by

company for subscription by common
Unsubscribed shares (1,704).
Underwritten

stockholders.

by

Co.

for

Offered

Becker

Bacon,

Whipple

(Inc.);

Julien

8c

&

Co.

Inc.;

Co.;

American

Robert

W.

Securities

Baird

Corp.;

8c

Co., Inc.;
Baker, Simonds & Co.; William Blair & Co.; Blyth & Co.,
Inc.; Central National Corporation; Central Republic Co.
Clement

A.

Collins

Evans




8c

&

Co.;

Co.,

R.

Inc.;

S.

Dickson

Fairman,

&

Co.,

Harris

Offered

& Loan Co. 10,000 shares of 6% limited
participating stock (par $10). Purpose, for working capi¬
Price, at par. Offered by company to public, without

Franklin Finance
tal.

by company

underwriting.
300,000 Franklin National Life Insurance Co. 6.000 shares of com¬
mon stock (par $10).
Purpose, for working capital. Price,
per
share.
underwriting.

$50

Co.

1,745,338 Van

Norman

$2.50)

Purpose,

share.

(par $1).

300,000 U. S. Igniter Corp. 100,000 shares of class A common stock
(par 50 cents). Purpose, for machinery, equipment, work¬
ing capital, etc. Price, $3 per share.
Offered by Allen E.

and

common

$10).

stock

100,000

Offered

by

company

to

public,

without

Price,

underwriting.

3,397,076 Gerber Products

200,000 shares of
Purpose, for expansion and work¬

ing capital. Price, $1.50 per share.
to public, without underwriting.

300,000 Empire

working capital.

of Florida

Prop-R-Temp Corp.

8c

Inc.;

Co.,

one

warrant.

bank

$14

loans
per

commbn

Co.

124,667

shares

of

common

stock

(par

10-year warrants to purchase 124,667 additional

shares,

in

units

of

share

one

Purpose, refunding

($330,000)

and

unit.

for working
capital
Offering by company

stockholders.

of

Unsubscribed

common

and

and to

Co.;

Granbery,

Marache

8c

Co.;

to

institutional investor.

Price,

for

subscription by
units (3,509)
under¬

written
by Paine,
Webber,
Jackson
& Curtis;
Kidder,
Peabody 8c Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; Laurence M. Marks
& Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Reynolds & Co. Inc.;
Bache
&

Sold

reduce

($1,415,338).

*3,000,000 General Finance Corp. 30,000 shares of $5 cumulative
preferred stock (no par).
Purpose, refunding ($908,630)
and working capital ($2,091,370).
Price, $100 per share.

Stein

Bros.

&

Boyce;

an

4,200,000 Hanover Fire Insurance Co. 100,000 shares of capital stock
(par $10).
Purpose, to expand activities.
Price, $42 per
share.
Offered
by company for subscription by stock¬
holders.
Unsubscribed shares (8,388) underwritten by The
•

Issues placed privately.
competitively,
special offering.

Represents

Van

t Indicates issues sold

8c

t Indicates

Alstyne, Noel & Co.; Hirsch & Co.; McLaughlin, Cryan
Co.; Pacific Northwest Co.; Tifft Brothers; J. R. Willis-

,

Volume

182

Number 5475

;

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

•First

Boston #®rp.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Blyth & Co.,
Inc.; Wood, Strutkers & Co.; Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.;
and John C. Legg & Co.

36,300 Law

Investment

(par

300,000

Co.

shares

363

of

class

Mayfair Markets 5,000 shares of 6%
$50l
of

B

tl,037,500 National
stock

and

sion,

5,000

share

one

etc.

public,

shares

of

of

capital stock

Price,

without

$60

of

tive

Purpose, for expan¬
Offered by company to

448,250 Peninsular
(no

cumula¬

(par
$1001.
Purpose,
for general
Placed privately with the Mutual Life
York

and

!

10

lative
of

Car

73,500

Corp.

preferred stock (par $1001.

Mathers Humane

Pacemaker

Life

stock

$1).

$3

(par

Insurance

Offered

by

cumu¬

3,150,000

for acquisition
Placed pri¬

Purpose,

100.000

shares

of

Southwestern

Investment Co.

lative

preferred
capital.
Placed

6,470,219

Storer

stock

Broadcasting Co.

with

Purpose,

262,750 shares

(par $1)'.
Purpose, refunding.
Underwritten
by
Reynolds
&

Price,

of

Weeks;

per

'

•

&

&

&

815,430

Sears,

(James),
stock

Inc.

30,000

shares

of

5Va%

Purpose,

(par $50).

to

repay

54,375

Price,

25.000

shares

of

Blyth

at

5c.

cumulative

and

10c

Stores,

convertible

Inc.

preferred

Co.;

&

Emery

son,

&

Jenks,
Inc.

stock

capital.

King,

$6

Libaire,

Co.,

Stout

&

Underwritten

Co.

on

by

&

Coe;

Corp.

Price,

Inc.

2,500

$21.75

Robinson

Rohrbaugh

and

&

Rouse, Brewer
Oversubscribed.

&

share.

Offered

Instruments

by Smith,

1,223,050 Amerada
(no

Price,

Pierce,

200,000 Astrom

Laboratory,

$1).

Price,

Barney

Petroleum

par).

Lynch,

(par

&

Corp.

6,100

$200.50

Fenner

&

Alstyne, Noel & Co.
100,000 Beauty

shares

9,026

share.

per

shares

share.

per

Beane.

of

Under¬

&

of

stock

common

Offered

Offered

share.

per

Offered

common

(par

$1).

Price,

brook & Co.

$13

10
(par
by
Van

Webber,

Oversubscribed.

780,000

Eastern
stock

Stainless

(par

$5).

Hornblower

Steel

Price,
Weeks;

&

Corp. 30,000 shares of common
$26 per share.
Underwritten by

Kidder,
Peabody &
Curtis; Smith, Barney &
Corp.; Union Securities
liam R.
Staats & Co.;
A. C. Allyn
& Co.,
Brown
Si
Sons; Hemphill, Noves & Co.; F.
& Co.
and Reynolds & Co. Inc.
All sold.

Webber,
&

Jackson

Webster

697,950 Falstaff
(par

k

Brewing

Alstyne,

Corp.

Price,

Noel

Co.

Si

42,300

$16.50

stock

privately
Sanders

3,039,750 Gross

Paine,
Co.; Stone
Corp.; Wil¬
Inc.; Alex.
S. Moseley

(par

$5).

through
&

of

Consolidated
U.

S.

Jackson

of

by

Van

88,250 shares of

Texas

Price,

Carl

issues

placed privately,
sold

M.

com¬

Vacuum

distribution

Loeb,

Corp.,

rights

share.

per

Rhoades

millionth

to

processing

lurgical,

H.

J.

of

&

Co.

common

a

N.

fully

new,

has

Y.,

been

automatic

granted

vacuum

gage

Business

sale

of

secured

O.

(par
Inc.

Machines

par).

Price,

Cellucotton

stock

(par

Webber,

Com¬

Corp.
$432

fornia

8,636 shares of
share. Offered

$1).

Products

Price,

Jackson

Co.

$47.50

Curtis.

&

Oversubscribed.

15,000

shares

share.

per

by

Land

stock

&

(par

Exploration

Merrill Lynch,

(par

&

$50).

Stanley &

15,732 shares

Price, $77.75
Pierce, Fenner &

Nashville RR.

Price,

Co.

Co.

$1).

$86

per

as

made

Corp.

been

Price,

$56

per

Completed.




with
gage
one-

initiates

application in vacuum
fields.—V. 182, p. 1564.

elected

share.

51,070

share.

shares

metal¬

director

a

19

of

of

The

equipment

amount

company

of

(2)

the

to

credit

proceeds

of

1955—9 Mos.—1954

$

$

$

189,728,170 510,413,847 475,264,709
19,546,916

51,771,329

3,252,366

2,949,003

9,755.100

43,472,856
8,786,511

10,685,000

8,575,500

21,867,000

17,532,000

9,859,834

8,022,413

20,149,229

17,154,345

140,625

150,000

421,875

468,082

9,719,209

7,872,413
3,606,738

19,727,354
3,664,151

16,686,263

3,664,151
$2.64

$2.15

$5.38

$4.63

deplet.
..

applicable
stock

shares

per

to

outstdg.
share

com.

182, p.

■

3,606,738

1112.

Coosa River Newsprint Co., Coosa
Pines, Ala.—Regis¬
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—

This

company filed a registration
1955 covering 122,200 shares of

19,

be

one

offered

for

Nov.

on

The

statement
its

subscription by its

additional share
8,

of

1955.

$50

stock

common

with

the

value

par

SEC

for

each

Oct.

on

stock,

common

stockholders

common

the

on

basis

three shares held of

The

subscription offer will expire on Nov. 29,
will be $70 per share which will yield to
after underwriting discounts and commissions,

subscription price
proceeds,

company

offering

share.

per

receipt.

Such

Blyth

&

The

offers

Co.

purchased

so

the

at

stock

and

the

of

form

proper

agreed

to

make

with

a

of

$80

share.

per

is

owned

stock

common

has

be

to

in

order

exercise

all

of the shares so
right is based on the price
less

others

than

than

customers,

been

accepted

company

offering

Since

by

company's paper

will

the

public

price of $3.33 per

stock

common

in

has

and

minimum

common

par

the

of

8%

the

Kimberly-Clark
volume

of

public

small.

very

financing together with the proceeds of the sale
principal amount of additional first mortgage

$17,500,000

of the company will be applied to the
company's expansion pro¬
which will Include the purchase and installation of a third
paper
which is designed to double the
present output of newsprint

gram

machine

the company.—V.

169, p.

4.

Notes Privately Placed—The
an
agreement, negotiated
by Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. and Riter & Co., for the
private sale of $7,000,000 of notes to be due in instal¬
ments to 1970. Delivery of $4,000,000 principal amount
has been made, and delivery of the remainder is to be
made on July 2, 1956. See also V. 182, p. 1565.

has

company

and

Crown

Vice-Presi¬

Charles

Mr.

—

into

entered

of

$6,166,525
the

sale

which

of

CAPITALIZATION

GIVING

of

contracts

the net proceeds from
of bank borrowings,
company's transportation

under

the

will

under

existing

EFFECT

contracts

capital
in8tal.

stock

financed

be

Union

out

Credit

said

Agree¬

note

for

purchase

(1)

of

Agreement,

PRESENT

is

made

($100

proposed use

purchase

to

their

opposite

the

respective

J.

10,000 shs.

par)

ecutive
Chief

several

underwriters

number

of

shares

of

Hirsch

of

&

below

Hill

sales

with

stock

to

2.000

Mitchum,

1,500

Si Co

Brothers

—

Miller & Co

the

S.

Jones

Si

Jones

&

3,500

Temple3,000

Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.-

3,500

Co

Walston

Wegener

<2,000

Morgan

1929.

Its

by
motor
authorized

principal

company

business

Si Co

&

p^ 1020.

Inc.—Proposed Merger and Fi¬
and

be

Shopwell

called

Foods,

announced

was

to

upon

Inc.,

subject

to

Oct. 17 by Herbert
respective organiza¬
approve the merger in the

Presidents of

on

their

Officer,

will be

designated

President.

its stockholders will not exchange their shares.
for Daitch, acted in an advisory capacity in

It

is

shortly

expected

that

they

will

arrange

loan and head
an
underwriting g*oup in con¬
contemplated public offering of subordinated convertible

Corp
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins

3,000

2,500

Smither

Si

Co.,

Inc.

2.500

Aug.

in

the

metro¬

a major factor in Westchester
With combined forces of 59 retail units located in
Bronx, Queens, Nassau, Westchester,
(N. Y.)
and Con¬

Y.

the

28,

property

vehicle.
It maintains a
scheduled
service
over
routes
by the Interstate Commerce Commission and various State

joint
of

the

to

"superettes,,'

as

only

dairy

begin

with

annual

approximate

an

will be enlarged

supermarket

chain

in its

products

own

in

this

full supermarkets.

to
area

creameries,

to

will

produce

expand

most

produc¬

Inc. will be retained,
Daitch-Shopwell.

corporate name of Daitch Crystal Dairies,
combined

addition

to

foods

to

Daitch

retail

in

agency

name

Daitch brings

grocery

a

upstate

to

warehouse

the

in

merger

the

a

Bronx,

dairy
and

York.
It also sells Daitch dairy
owned but licensed to use the name

New

not

stores,

the

carry

units,

warehouse,

plants

19

will

stores

its

cold-storage
milk

Dairy.

Shopwell
a

will

according to the announcement. As condi¬
of the smaller units, which are sometimes referred

supply the Shopwell stores as well.

the

In

and

enterprise

$50,000,000,

some

trade

own

three

3,000
20,000

Daly

incorporated in Washington,
that of a common carrier of

was

is

its

and

2,500

ton

3,000

Co

Hogle Si Co

11,000 shares

share.—V. 175,

joins two fast growing supermarket chains

N.

volume

in

tion

Zilka,

June

of

set

3,000

Revel

3,500

per

outstanding shares of Shopwell will be exchanged
Crystal Dairies, Inc.
Since Daitch will be the

merger.

a

move

The

Mason

Co

at $19.58

bankers

Co.,

tions warrant,

2,000

Irving Lundborg

Co.—

11

institutional

an

Shares

1,000

Richards Si

A.

have

Lawson, Levy & Williams—

5,000

McFaul

Re¬

Public

effect, Herbert B. Daitch, as the Chief Ex¬
will become Board Chairman; and Louis H. Taxin, as

Daitch

the

necticut,

names:

3,500

&

of

takes

the merger,

stock

Manhattan,

1,000 shs.

common

Inc

Co.,

Public

1462.

for redemption all outstanding

Taxin,

will

merger

Officer,

The

565,154 shs.

named

& Co

Si

H.

Administrative

County,

7,564>/2

1,000 shs.
2,000,000 shs.

Skaggs Si Co—

Dain

M.

Davis,

p.

of

Director

politan area and makes the merged group

60,000

caption,

30,000

Assistant

debentures.

Shares

Blyth & Co., Inc
William J. Collins

California

(par
Securities

the

When

Daitch,
agreed

182,

Director
Welsh.

D.

as

future.

near

nection

"Proceeds" above, which outlines
of proceeds from sale of capital stock.

UNDERWRITERS—The

1954.—V.

company

Louis

Stockholders

tions.

for

170,584
2,433,834

value)—'

to the

appointed

William

Daitch stockholders,

and

continuing corporation,

of

pay._

par

this

of

merger

Daitch

effecting

cos._

contracts

A

B.

•outstanding

771,710

subsidiary

($5

Si

stock

FINANCING

$9,816,516

of

employ, pref. stk.

September,

approval of

Upon

pay.

stock

been
of

Zellerbach

Crown

nancing Plans—

for
TO

due Jan. 1, 1957first pfd. cap stk. ($100 par)

Common

joined

in

Corp.—Public Relations Director—
just

Daitch Crystal Dairies,

equipment.

Bank

and

notes

First

stock

to

Allen

has

retirement

The company has called
of preferred stock on Nov.

transportation

Los Angeles, Calif
contracts payable, others

Unsecured

J.

by

Credit

said

additional

America,

Installment

the

payable

Allen

the

Cuban Tobacco Co., Inc.—Calls Preferred Stock—

apply
the

credit

available

made

so

from

to
on

purchase

to

Zellerbach
E.

with

Relations

prepayment

additional

proposes

value

a

additional

and

Hess

Completed.

common

by

came
off the assembly line
working force has been increased
or
more
likely by Dec. 31,

500

ters

by S. M. Kennedy,

revolving Credit Agreement with a Cali¬
of such indebtedness will make available

a

Prepayment

com¬

of

common

Offered

Offered

the

place

1565.

p.

proposes

Completed.

2,859,920 McGraw Electric Co.

It

wide

announced on Oct.

stock

under

BUSINESS—The
SI),

has
was

company

common

Offered

share.

Beane.

60,000 shares of

per

to

as

testing,

Con¬

Gilford, Secretary and Counsel of Consolidated
Vice-President of the corporation, was also an¬

Offered

Completed.

F. Glass Fibers, Inc. 5,000 shares of common stock
Price, $23 per share. Offered by Blyth & Co.,
Completed.

5,160,000 Louisville

find

dehydration

Kennedy.—V. 182,

the

equivalent

Fewel
mon

1953,

bank.

ment.

per

$5).

1,223,163 Louisiana

—V.

of

atmospheric pressure.
selected pressures.

at

conditional sales contracts

by
equipment

and

(par $10).

by Blyth Si Co., Inc.

Co., Inc. and Reynolds & Co.

712,500 International

by Paine,

(no

Earns,

of Stacey H.

•Reference

common

normal

to

and

Treasurer,

PROCEEDS—The
the

pleted.

stock

so

handle

to

also

1955—3 Mos.—1954

dividends

Balance

the national

Offered—Blyth
Co., Inc., San Francisco, Calif., and associates on Oct.
17 publicly offered 100,000 shares of common stock
(par
$5) at $26.25 per share.

cum.

by Blyth Si

test

announced
$500,000, Mr.

about

turbine

the

with

23,797,200

&

trading in its

Consolidated Freightways, Inc.—Stock

cum.

3,730,752 International

be

rushed,

but

204,366,248

company's

&

6%

common

expected

by Mr.

6%

2,000 shares of common stock
Offered

be

position

rev.—

income

lations,

since

Ideal Cement

share.

then,

persons,

Copperweld Steel Co.

of

corporation, it

Election
Foods

Other

115,000 L.

is

Everts,

Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Reynolds Sf Co.
Inc.; First of Michigan Corp.; Prescott, Shepard Si Co.,
Inc.; Watling, Lerchen & Co.; Donovan, Gilbert Si Co.;
Smith, Hague, Noble Si Co. and Cunningham, Gunn Si
Carey, Inc.
Oversubscribed.
Co.

production

Stnce

taxes

Net

bonds

Rochester,

for

automatically

distillation,

Equipment

$50 per

oper.

depl. &
Depreciation

for

Corp.

one-tenth

cycles,

dent of the

$11.

Price,

wil

deprec.,
income taxes

acquired.

Placed

Merrill

100,000

cells

before

rights

by Dr. Hans von Ubisch, who is now associated
Energy Corporation of Sweden,
the
four-position
automatically furnishes direct pressure readings ranging from

Price,
$15.75
per
share.
Underwritten
by
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Hornblower & Weeks;

(par

Paine,

sales &

of

,

Authorized

shares

production

is to be underwritten by Blyth Si Co., Inc., which has
agreed to purchase all rights offered to it
up to a maximum of 150,000
and at prices from time to time fixed
by it but not less than

company,

Engineering

Equipment

193,000

will

$
Net

The

by LKB-Produkter, Stockholm, Sweden.
"Autovac," the device will be marketed through
organization of Consolidated Vacuum's parent

stock

Inc.

stage

corporation

this

of

said.

of $8,504,000.

Atomic

the

$57.50

of

President,

Reese,

Continental Can Co., Inc. (& Subs.)-Earnings Rise—

the

competitively,

Newsom.

Telecasting,

Si

manufactured

an

stock

common

Offered

share.

Oversubscribed.

*5,074,375 General American Oil Co.
mon

shares

per

first

300

The proceeds of this

Co.;

Si

Securities

$1).

Reese

to

President.

40,000 shares of capital stock
share.
Underwritten by EstaSi Townsend, Crouter Si Bodine.

per

test

Period End. Sept. 30—

Inc.

and DeHaven

first

J.

Consolidated Foods Corp.—Officials Promoted—

stock

Underwritten

Oversubscribed.

H.),

this

C.

Two gas turbine models are
currently being built at Toledo by the
corporation.
One is
the J69
turbojet, one version of which powers
the USAF Q2 Firebee target
drome, and another the T-37 twin jet
trainer plane.
The other is the TC104 air
generator, around which
the MA-1 starter unit for
large Jet aircraft is built.—V. 182, p. 1462.

stock (par$l). Price,

Paine,

by

(Continued from page 2)

nounced
W.

by

Consolidated Engineering Corp.—Unit to Sell "Autovac"

Completed.
common

Co.
&

Toledo, Ohio, plant
the construction

for

engines,

of

the

month.

than

common

Merrill

by

Counselors, Inc. 10,000 shares of common stock
Price, $10 per share. Offered by Spencer Trask

(G.

Let

Auto

issues

"Autovac"

(par $1),

520,000 Corson

1565.

Corp.—To

Engineering

Ohio facility in
a
assembly operation,

The

that

more

^Corporation

Completed.

Corp. 50,000 shares of
Price,
$4
per
share.

cents).

Inc.

$27.50

Co.

during

Common
common

Developed

stock

the

days,

cost

of

components.
*to

$3.33

the

Issues Not Representing: New Financing

written

cities

certain

p.

not only the
tear-down, and
re-assembly, all under the one roof.
Until
that
time,
testing and
subsequent phases of the program are being carried out at Detroit.
The
corporation opened
its Toledo
plant last spring.
By
early
September,
it
had
installed,
machinery, bujlt up payrolls of more
than 250, and initiated
production of some 47 different" turbine engine

by

special offering.

solidated

capital

182,

and

Oregon

in

on

Dakota.—V.

common

of

Named

$31,908,519

Airborne

&

Montana,

carried

is

North

said.

Preferred
of

General Corporation and
Investment News

sales

$248,215

at

few

turbine

The

Completion

Completed.

t Indicates

basis.

Lukens;

Co.

19.

let

be

Jet

company's new
complete green

by The

shares

per

Idaho,

business
in

common

Offered

Plywood

t Indicates

&

and

Reese

1955.

&

Lathrop, Inc. 30,000 shares of common stock
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for work¬
ing capital.
Price,
$38.50
per
share.
Underwritten by
Alex. Brown
&
Sons;
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner &
Beane; Johnston, Lemon Si Co.; Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath; Folger, Nolan-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.; Ferris
&
Co.;
Goodwyn Si
Olds;
Jones,
Kreeger
&
Hewitt;
Mackall

Co.,

States

$10i.

Becker

$1).

Gas

of

California,

and

Aviation

next

its

Oct.

on

will

the

for

record

Oversubscribed.

1,155,000 Woodward
(par

&

Represents

com¬

Eisele

"best-efforts"

a

cells

Income

shares

of

cartage

states

rights

50,000 shares of

inc.

share.

per

25,000

Merrill,

$40,028,944

Purlpose, for expansion and working

$1).

(par

Price,

California

of

by

Oversubscribed.

300,000 White River Propane Gas
mon

Co.

stock

common

Simp¬

and

within

of

*

Grubbs;

of

6%

25,000 shares of

&

shares

States

Local

Continental

Income

9,884

Curtis.

stock

Kirkland

Co.,

Co.

&

99,993 Zonolite Co. 17,391 shares of

stock

par.

Lestrange

Co.;

Supply Co. 35,460 shares of common stock
(par $10>.
Price, $28.50 per share.
Offered by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane.
Completed.

(par $10).
Pur¬
to repay bank loans and for working capital.
Price,
Underwritten
by
Reed, Lear & Co.; Arthurs.

pose,

common

McDowell; Stroud Si Co., Inc.;
White, Weld & Co. and Wulff,

Corp. 121,210 shares
stock
(par $1).
Price, $33.62per share.
Eastman, Dillon & Co.
Completed.

loans

common

Si

Price, $79.75 per share.
Corp.
Completed.

(par

4,075,686 United

financial

Purpose, to publish monthly "Uranium Digest."
par.
Offered by Lewellyn-Byhea Co.

250,000 Warrington

at

Co.

&

Propane

stock

$5.75

Publishing

(par $1).

A.

the

these

Contracts

company,

100,000 shares of

par).

Suburban

cumulative

bank

working capital. Placed privately with
institutions through F. Eberstadt & Co. Inc.
25,000 Uranium

Oil

(no

Boston

1,010,610 Western

for

of

Oversubscribed,

Roebuck

First

Evans & Co., Inc.;
Blunt Ellis & Simmons; Farwell,
Chapman & Co.; Gillen & Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.; Manley,
& Co.; Warren W. York &
Co., Inc.; J. H. Drass
&
Co., Inc.;
Muir
Investment
Corp.
and
William J.
Collins & Co.
Oversubscribed.

Talcott

Co.

stock

A.

and

Blosser

Lerchen
&

1,993,750 Standard

Eennett

preferred

Co.

Ralph

by

(no par).
Price, $82.50 per share.
Offered
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane. Completed.

Baker, Simonds & Co.;
H.
M.
Byllesby & Co. (Inc.);
Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc.; Straus, Blosser & McDowell;
Goodbody & Co.; Russ & Co.; Doolittle & Co.; Clement

•1,500,000

Offered

stockholders

by

(par

stock

Co.

Straus,

Hansen

Co.; Merrill, Turben & Co.; Stern, Frank, Meyer
Stroud & Co., Inc.; Watling,
Lerchen & Co.;

Fox;

capital

in

Contracts—

Lynch; The Ohio Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Hammill Si Co.; Stone & Webster Securities

Watling,

Dooly & Co.; Bateman, Eichler & Co.; Collin, Norton
Co.; Courts & Co.; Lester, Ryons & Co.; Laurence M.

Marks

of

share.

Power

&

shares

Price,

Corp.;

Paine, Webber, Jackson &
A. C. Allyn
Inc.; Atwill & Co.; Cruttenden & Co.; Hill Richards
& Co.; Prescott, Shepard &
Co., Inc.; Saunders, Stiver &
Co.; Smith, Hague, Noble & Co.; Dittmar & Co.; Oscar
&

304,286

Inc.

Price, $1 per
for
subscription
underwriting.

&

in

Washington.

Shearson,

&
&

Co.,

E.

by Morgan
Completed.

Corp. 50,000 shares of common stock (par
$15.25 per share.
Underwritten by A.
G.
Inc.;
Bateman, Eichler & Co.; William
Blair & Co.; Central Republic Co.
(Inc.); R. S. Dickson
& Co., Inc.; Gibson &
Knooihuizen, Inc.; Golkin & Co.;
Hayden, Stone & Co.; Johnston, Lemon Si Co.; Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; Merrill, Turben & Co.; Moore, Leonard

stock
share.

Hornblower

Offered

Power

$10).

cumu¬

handled

Mr.

Sealed

investor.

common

$24.62 V2

Inc.;
Curtis;

Co.

762,500

working

for

share.

per

9

regulatory bodies.
Interstate
traffic
is
handled
in
the
States
of
California, Idaho, Illinois, Minnesota, Montana, Nevada, North Dakota,
Oregon,
Utah,
Washington
and
Wisconsin.
Intrastate
business
is

stock

common

B.

Becker

institutional

an

$40.75

of

Equitable Securities Corp.; The Robinson-Humphrey
Inc.; Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.; Folger, NolanHibbs & Co., Inc.; Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke
and Varnedoe, Chisholm Si Co., Inc.
Oversubscribed.

W.

-

15,000 shares of 5V+%

$100).

(par

privately

shares

11,000

Co.,

1,600,000 Ryder System, Inc. 160,000 shares of common stock (par
$5).
Purpose, to repay loans and for expansion program.
Price, $10 per share.
Underwritten by Blyth & Co., Inc.

*1,500,000

Co.

Co.;

Price,

without
•

•

of common stock
Offered by Blyth & Co.,

Price, $31.50 per share. Underwritten by
Corp.; Stone & Webster Securities Corp.;
Johnson, Lane, Space Si Co., Inc.; Kiduer, Peabody & Co.;
White, Weld Si Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Courts Si

underwriting.

Oversubscribed.

shares

share.

(par $10).
The First Boston

common

etc.

public,

to

by

stock

Co.

working capital,
company

Price,

Savannah Electric

Co. as agents for Mathers.

Co.
for

Purpose,

share.

per

5Va%

of

Stock Transportation

vately through Glore, Forgan &
300,000

shares

23,552

per

cents).

without

American

$17

Telephone

part.

Johnston

Services, Inc.
*7,350,000 North

common

located

304,286 Petro-Minerals,

Diversified

Investors

Offered

Stanley Si Co. and Coggeshall Si Hicks.

stock

corporate purposes.
Insurance
Co.
of
New

of

Completed.

underwriting.

preferred

Corp.

$1).. Price,

shares

per

,

91,500 New Yorker Magazine, Inc. 3,000 shares of common stock
(par $1).
Price, $30.50 per share.
Offered by Silberberg
& Co.
Completed.

preferred stock (par
(par $1) in units

*1,000,000 Mossier Acceptance Corp. 10,000 shares of 5.35%

Shares

(par

$41.50

Co.

share.

25,000

Co.

Price,
&

Inc.

stock.

unit.

per

Products

$5).

Sachs

400,384 National

stock

common

class

each

Dairy

(par

Goldman,

$100).
Purpose, for working capital, etc.
Price, at
Offered by company to public, without underwriting.

par.

(1697)

brings

distribution

18

modern

warehouse

supermarkets

located

in

strategically

Westchester

located

and

County.

worked out
separately for each. Shopwell has eight new markets planned in West¬
chester
and Connecticut.
Daitch, opening a new market shortly in
Hewlett, Nassau County, has four more planned.
These 12 will be
Before

built
and

in

the

merger,

the

next

construction,

pletely

future

18

months.

averaging

air-conditioned.

lines

It

Each

expansion

will

be

had been

ultro-modern

in

layout

to 15,000 square feet and be com¬
estimated that the new units will add

12,000

is

of

:i'f

10

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1698)

sales

in

increase

sales

Net

Dalton

Co., Tulsa, Okla.—Files With SEC—

Film

Oct.

on

The

company

Oct.

on

RR.

Essex

and

series

4 'A %,

B

9

that

announced

construction

Co.

due

Nov.

1,

Diamond Match Co.—Sales and
for

income

Net

paid

be

the

at

the

months

nine

182,

G.

and

Earnings Up—

ended

Sept,

amounted

1955,

30,

$2.16

share

per

tor

first nine months of 1255
after deduction of preferred

the

share,

compared with $1.65 per share
outstanding for the comparable
totaled

Sales

$97,153,000

for

All

for

figures

Corp.

which

—V.

182,

both

became

and

period

year

a

nine

dividends,
shares presently

the

of

Sept.

1955

30,

division

Diamond

of

Match

1955.

31,

E.

Ebert,

President,
the

approved

and

assets

886,287

bination

business

the

assets

and

following

will

Winn &

day

consummated

be

Lovett's

The

payable

templated
Cc

of

stockholders

following

30.—V.

record

of

the

182,

will

exxchange

also

is

p.

This

on

construction,

declared
25c

Nov.

cash

a

of

sales

the

vacant

a

Roller

Bower

the

SEC

corporation

net

be

to

Oct. ' 6

on

filed

2,750,000 shares of

covering

cent),

offered

proceeds

at

to

are

10

under

to

100,000

of

shares

the

representing

deposited by

other

be

used

Co.,

letter

a

of

Inc.,

Salt

notification

Lake

with

the

nno-assessable

cents
to

capital stock (par one
without underwriting.
The
expenses incident to mining

share,

per

lor

pay

activities.

•

.

Grand Trunk Western
August—

Bear¬

Gross

2:0,000 square

Shoemaker

dividend

of

ry.

payable Dec.
182, p. 508.

1955.—V.

1955

9,

who

last

succeeded

month

The

& Deposit Co.

Arundel

Corp.,

the

Gross

to

Richard

late

from

in

investment

$0.77

$3.28

Industrial

Fund

Shares.—V.

181,

Oct.

on

additional

36,532,000

10,212,273

6,olo,953

9,715,856

5,264,443

income—

4,13j,&46

I,0o7,3o8

4,437,133

634,774

1014.

p.

Oct.

on

N.

19

opened its

Grand

new

Union

market

super

Y.

'

a

total

of

more

tnan

lO.Uuo

approximately

28,000

of selling

ieet

square

feet of

square

area.—V.

182,

'

.

the store

space,

1567.

p.

Gulf Oil Corp.—Announces Improved Antifreeze—
important

oily

deposit
has

tems,

'•

Rubber Co.—Issues Booklet—

improvement

possible

and

been

Permanent

Firestone Tire

,

182,

company

An

17,

6,000,000

1452.

p.

42,886,000

1

Co.—Secondary Offering—•
secondary offering of 15,000 shares of capital stock
(par $5) was made on Oct. 10 by Clark, Dodge & Co. at
$37.25 per share, with a dealer's discount of $i per share.
It was completed.—V. 178, p. 948.

$1.94

an

38,389,000

Auburn,

has

$2,558,000

amendment

*6,521

41,128,000

711,647

Great American Insurance

$4,323,000

filed an
covering

309,861

$4,576,003

1,097,234'

A

$1,011,000

company
statement

*251,069

oper.

With

1955—9 Mos.—1954

$1.37

registration

437,883

income

$5,243,000

Grand Union Co.—Opens New Store—
The

412!

its

qtio

464,184

from

ry.

A.

$1,806,000

share...:.

■1,1

1953

$4,466,000

1,167,577

'-Deficit.—V.

cf

1955—3 Mos.—1954

1954

$5,246,000

oper.

Net

director

a

railway—

railway

From Jan. 1—

Net

elected

was

-Earnings—

railway——
railway

from

Net

share

per

RR.-

1955

from

Net

in

Avenue

50c

share,

per

25,

President of

Denver

to

Financial

Winn-Dixie

new

Black,

per

182,

1955

con¬

dividend

a

combined

The

ters With

share

per

It

19.

receive

their

on

913.

p.

15c

Oct.

with

quarter

Financial Industrial Fund, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Regis¬
Securities and Exchange Commission—'

be

will

name

of

dividend

a

stockholders

to

Dixie-Home

share

Nov.

on

1955

that

per

Stock

2,

Nov.

other

any

1567.

p.

Hope Uranium & Mining
City, Utah—Files With SEC—

Co.

third

Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.—Earnings Rise—

Earnings

14

Nov.

on

corporate

record

as

—V.

changed

to Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc.
directors
on
Oct.
19
declared

of

Period End. Sept. 30—
income after taxes.

the
affirmative
vote
representing
88.6%
of the
Subject to approval by the Winn & Lovett stock¬
meeting to be held Oct, 25, it is planned that the com¬

of

that

and

new

19

Net

stock.

a

for

Oct.

of

Fidelity

Oct.

on

1,563,

to

at

that

securities

as

be

may

not

does

persons

deposit

iespect
hereunder

lik.lihood

any

four

desired

or

will

with

registered

in

such

Corp.

1954,

dividend

Warren

the

Filtrol

stockholders

that the

proposed
combination
of
this
company's
business
those of Winn & Lovett Grocery Co. by a vote of

with

outstanding
holders

has announced

the

of $16,373,161.
Net earn¬
2,132,096 shares outstanding
the same number of shares

on

share

per

of

for

Maryland oh Oct, 19. In announcing
the
board's
action, B. H. Mercer, President, noted that Mr. Black
would fill
the vacancy created by Mr.
Froelilinger's death in Septem¬
ber.—V. 181, p. 645.

Package

May

on

Bearing

Inc.

1954

per

67c

or

need

on

extra

Froehiinger
of

General

91c

period

the

directors

an

C.

ended

1220.

p.

with

expected

certificates

being

which

182,

not

;s

Good

Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland—New Director—

ago.

months

period of 1954.
include the results of

Roller

Bower

compared

as

period of
share

same

or

equal

was

Dixie Home Stores—Consolidation Approved—
R.
20

eliminate

The

same

periods

a

basis

the

on

the

against $93,263,000 for the

as

are

amount

stocknoiders."—V.

Detroit.

Fairburn,

common

per

the

same

shareholders

income

Net

to

the

and

Bearings,

ing Division will take immediate possession of
foot plant
of
the Federal-Mogul Division on

to

1954.

of

It

however,

stock

$2.07

bearing operations of the Bower Roller Bearing Division will
be expanded to meet the growing demand for these products, the com¬
pany stated.
In order to increase its operations as rar.i-ly as possi.le

for Federal taxes on income,
President. This compares with net earn¬
ings of $5,149,000, after taxes of $4,624,000, for the first three quarters
to R.

transaction

Telephone

,dV

nf,

Monday, October 24, 1955'

.

Roller

1336.

p.

in

were

during

Corp,

$18,428,715

were

$1 950,337
against $1,421,192

as

46,545,000, after deductions of $6,150,000
according

the

General

of

agreement;

maximum

shares.

Federal-Mogul-Bower

companies

ings

treasurer s

Federal-Mogul

2,132,096

on

of

this year

two

and after Nov. 1,
bonds, series A 5%

on

mortgage

will

1955

140 Cedar St., New York 6, N. Y.—V.

orfice, Room 2008,

that

pub.ic onering..

a

common

4,535,000

4,412,131

$2.73

.

the

8,947,131

6,021,000
5,810,951

—

-

share—

per

$52,064,754

11,831,951
;

.

for

'•'Based
Sales

of

and

taxes

income

tTotals

Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.—To Pay Bonds
Morris

considered

stockholders

.

10

The net proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes.

writing.

income

before

on

J1954

$64,067,424

:

income

♦Earnings

filed a letter of notification with the
EEC
(par $12 >
and 3,000
covering 9,336 shares of preferred stock
shares of common stock (par $2), to be offered at par, without under¬
company

1955

-

Earnings
Taxes

Net

The

•'

Nine Months Ended Sent. 30—■<

organization is already negotiating for six
more
sites
in
New York—following population
trends in
Nassau, Connecticut and Westchester.—V. 181, p. 1439.

♦

is

involve

present stores.

in

the new
suburban

addition,

In

it

Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earn.

of $18,000,000, apart from a probable

annual minimum sales volume

an

.

Type,

company's

it

is

this

by

which eliminates
automobile engine cooling

of

182,

any
sys¬

Named Gulf Antiireeze,
service stations handling the

corporation.

available

now

products.—V.

antifreeies,

in

clogging

developed

in

1114.

p.

The

Duluth

South

Period End.

Shore & Atlantic

Aug.31—

Railway oper.
Railway oper.

company has just recently issued a 44-page illustrated booklet,
entitled "Liberia and Firestone," which contains a
history of the coinpany's enterprise in Liberia, a section on rubber; and a history of the
country,—V. 182, p. 15GG.

Ry.—Earnings—

1955—Month—1954

1955—8 Mos.—1954

revenue..

$667,878

$605,746

$5,094,275

expenses.

586,742

519,000

4,192,676

$4,623,403
4,045,423

Hammond

•

The

each

Florida Towers Corp., Clermont, Fla.—Files With SEC
Net rev, from
Net

ry.

V.

$81,136

$86,746

$901,599

$577,980

24,411

ry. oper.

49,604

497,673

274,332

income

oper.

182,

The

SEC

1113.

p.

corporation

covering

shares

of

underwriting.

Eagle Newspaper

Enterprises, Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.—

Registers With SEC—Group plans stock sale in
fort to revive defunct
This
the

corporation

SEC

convertible
stock
of

The

•

preferred

(par

10

preferred

which

of

75,000

and

par)

will

share

one

of

be

75,000

offered
at

common

shares
units

price

filed

of

of

of

with

common

one

$10.10

snare

unit.

a

financing will be underwritten

o.i a
"best efforts" basis by James
Corp,'
Farrell, President of the new company, has given it an
option expiring Dec. 4, 1955, to buy the properties and name of the
Brooklyn "Eagle" which closed down early this year because of labor

Anthony

It

the

of

him

If

cost

it

option,

six-month

form

as

and

for

the

company

in

Mr.

pay

employ

the

Enterprises

succeed

may

successful,

will

possible,

Newspaper

should

it

note

financing is

tabloid

Eagle

if

or,

the

a

the

staff

will

opticn,

piration

give

corporation

'.Oct. .14,

iy55,

share

The

and

its

filed

a

covering

stock.

common

through

raising

Farrell

$95,000

$400,000

$50,000

to

the

to

shares

statement

of

its

with

$100

the

SEC

value

par

is

are

acquire

and

clear

■with

all

ment

in

all

Co.

of

C.

Inc.

fee

has

an

simple, to

liens,

not

the

(a)

upon

option

class
be

to

the

the

good

3,750

Edgemont

Shopping

of

payment

Feb.

Co.

and

shares

of

(b)

the

the

$1

delivery
value

par

to

Downs,

its

pay

Jr.,

received

tion

President

any

10

tenants.
of

will

expenses

stores
The

percentage
area

and

the

sale

in

Edgemont

to

are

B

acquire

title

Invest¬

the

to

is

enable

the

be

returned

otherwise

or

to

the

company

Shopping Center,

but

purchasers

.without-interest;

Shopping Center

is

all

are

aggregate monthly
$40,380
per
year.

center

without

under

free

Fort

Worth,

Mr.

rentals,

exclusive

Approximately

presently

The

A

"J
io
;

proposal

for

a

new

of

company s Toledo (Ohio)

the

automotive

t/AW-CIO

plan

which

plants regain their

electrical

industry

has

is

of

of

Toledo

Local

12,

been

UAW-CIO,

the

to

help

position
bv
J

4 000

voted

1282
to
700 at'a
membership meeting on Oct 10 to accept the
proposal.
The proposal allows the
company to engage an industrial
engineering
firm to retime all jobs in
Auto-Lite's Toledo plants in order to
establish
proper work standards.
Other
clauses provide for the reduction
of
scrap and faulty workmanship and the
establishment of new minimum
pay rates.—V. 182, p. 508.

special

equal
648

reported

company

28

weeks

to

29

and

ended

cents

sales

of

per

consolidated

Sept.

10.

share.

$30,724,417

182,

compared

the

backlog, J, G. Shennan,
$10,500,000—V. 182, p. 913,

same

sales
with

period

President

$268,446

were

year

is

Changes

60

of

acres

3724

North

The

vest

announced

was

The

action

of

of

by

600,000

Midwest

stock

$269

retire!

to

the

as

last

the

culmination

ownership

the

in

class

of

To

Retire

1,

the

Net

class

the company's
10-year program
stockholders, it

is

preferred

approving

carried
The

the

on

sale

stock

sale

the

holdings
in
Birmingham, Ala.,

of

Other

This

sale

will

"Proceeds

indication
The

two

sales

Net

shares

20,425.25

that

Nov.

on

18.—V.

15,

1956,

$106.50

at

unpaid'

and

Schwaben

A.

G.,

made

holdings

possible
by
the
in two subsidiary

cost

a

sales

Robbins

companies
dividend
to

also

voted

182,

that

basis

to

General

"The

Outdoor

ahead

run

of

$65,656.

retirement

absence

than

Donald

Germany—Exchange of Bonds—
This

corporation filed an application with the
SEC under
.►Indenture Act on Oct. 13, 1955
seeking qualification of an
pursuant

'

to

which

to

be issued

These

holders

at

bonds

of

an

are

the

5V* Tr

debt

adjustment

bonds

due

Jan.

the

Trust

indenture

1,

1973

are

estimated

to

be

upplicant

maximum principal amount of
$1,971,000.
Issued only in
exchange with the existing
first mortgage
7%
30-year sinking fund
1956, pursuant to Annex II of

s

goitf
bonds, due oan.J'15,
rAgreement' on German External Debts of Feb.




the

27,

1953.

of

as

i^or.don

Oct.
the
of

C.

1955

the

stock

*

will

regular
payable

last

equal

of

offset

of

dividend

par

Power and F.

S.

Spring,

exceed

or

10

there
those

dividend of
to

holders

is
of

50
of

every

in

common

stock

of

this

tion

of

Corp.,

1,620,000 shares of

certificates

the

merger

have

agreed

of Theodore
to

deposit

common

for
Mr,

stock

Gary and Co.

such

stock

stock.

of

quarter

1954

This

equal

the

$140,191,466

nine

for

months'

the

period

to

were

corresponding

1954

18

announced

income

business

that

debentures

Oct.

18,

2V2%

to

Interest

will

debentureholders

1955.

be

paid

of

record

be

will

Payment

made

in

1951,

Hiller

has

182,

all

made

payments

its

on

in¬

214.

p.

Ended

Sept.

(&

Subs.)—Earriings—

20—

1955

—

expenses

taxes

earnings—
722,094

100,000
Power

is

upon the

into

under

$1,139,421

share

Leslie

H.

period

same

$1.29

presently

totalled

Hoffman,
were

$1.57

outstanding.

$11,866,375,

President,

$515,113

182, p.

increase

an

of

said

compared

43%.

over

Oct.

on

with

19.

second

1463.

corporation

Oct.

on

13

filed

a

letter

covering $300,000 of unsecured 15%

units

of

$500

be

to

each,

used

of

to

at

par,

reduce

inventory

and

without

outstanding
finished

of

notification

debenture

notes

underwriting.

indebtedness;

goods.

to

The

.

with
be

net

the

offered

proceeds

and

pay

for

>

The

SEC

corporation

Oct.

on

3

filed

are

a

letter

covering 162,500 shares of common
share), through its officers and

($1; per

be

to

used

to

pay

for

expenses

of

stock,

Howard Stores

sales, total

182,

p.

be

incident

to

with

offered

The

mining

net

at

tha
par

proceeds

operations.

Corp.—September Sales Increased—

Period End. Sept. 30—
—V.

notification

to

directors.

revenues

1055—Month—1954

$2,285,573

1955—9 Mos.—1954

$1,974,063 $19,736,130 $16,017,067

1115.

Hudson

cents

Period

shares

Manhattan

&

End. Aug. 31—

operating

Oper.

expenses

'

$744,384

$400,758

1,333

30,533

9,885

$51,455

$39,749

$774,917

$410,643

13.8,415

income

6,5Q6,265

$38,416

5,370

income

$6,907,023

6,213,296

$45,586

t

797,204

128,502

1,089,327

1,027,511

70,053

560,466

560,466

$157,018

'

-4

Nonoperating

1955—8 Mos—1954

$6,957,680

80^,552

taxes

$835,620

70,058

&

'*1

Operating

RR.—August Earnings—

1955—Month—1954
$855,138

revenue

$158,811

$874,876

$1,177,334

of

President

Gross

income

.

♦Income

charges

Interest

on

income

adjustment

bonds

consumma¬

General

the

1,339,895

$934,292

shares

sales

the

3,137,343

1

-

quarter,

for

27,134,245

880,561

—

common

per

on

quarter

1954

$32,750,904

23,816,080

3,589,781

sold

1954."

as

corporation.

outstanding.

after payment

common

Howard Minerals, Inc., Portland, Ore.—Files With SEC

■,

record

General

aggregate of

Oct.

on

income

second

SEC

the

trustees under agreement dated
registration statement with the SEC on
trust

stock

on

after

House of Houston, Coral Gables, Fl».—Files With SEC

income

Telephone Corp. and Mr. Spring is Chairman of the Board
of Theodore Gary and
jCo. According to the prospectus, four prospec¬
tive stockholders of General
Telephone Corporation, who will receive
an

for

revenues

quarter earnings of $109,183.—V.

by the elimination
and

year

quarterly
Dec.

equal,

was

equal,

1955,

$29,220,714

Based

the

9.

p.

Aug. 24, 19T.5, filed a
12, 1955, covering voting

$10

third

on

30,

share

a

stock.

debentures.—V.

goods

Third

Net

of

1954

was

share

Sept.

$5.18

common

on

income

a

the

of

'

the

go

more

for $350,000. These

company

Nov. h.'.
toward

by
said.

be

Advertising Co., Inc.
15.,
Advertising Co.,
Inc.
of

requirement.

earnings for
common

to

will

will

Dec.

Outcjoor

General Telephone Corp.—Voting Trust
Agreement—

Stuttgart-N.,

net

in

ended

to

to

Outdoor

about

IV*

for

1563.

of

Gross

Energie-Versorgung

share

a

with

months

dividends,
months

$1.80

common

convertible

♦Earnings

$10,000,000

some

accrued

was

General

sold

consummated

continue

directors

share

per

at

be

Mr.

preferred

"Our

to

are

of

Alabama

these

stock,"

these

the

be

of

to

operating

operating

The

all

of

effective

the

carried

are

books

becomes

All

securities

nine

nire

1955

of

compared

Months

Federal

stock.

A

$3.83

adjusted

213.

p,

sales

expansion

$1.

tire

$3.89

income

the

issuance

Nine

board agreed
to recommend to the
elimination of the present authori¬

the

or

Feb.

dividends

all

time

meeting

the

of

for

$1.50

same

1954,

1955.

are

at

to

net

and

terest-bearing

Cost

of

a

common

of

as

30,
182,

June

1955.—V.

for

first

quarter

on

close

All
interest
in
the
Pittsburgh Outdoor Advertising Co. of Pitts¬
burgh, Pa.,, is to be sold to that company for $2,150,000. This invest¬
ment

the

182,. p.

5%

the

Profits

preferred

action

January,

dividends,

directors

the

Since

leaving as the only; equity
common,' lifted on
'the New York and

shares- of

the

issue

sales

The

stock,

A

*624,996

$3.96

——

at

Hiller Helicopters—To Pay Debenture Interest—

,

L.

and

stockholders'
to

for

with

period.—V.

Nov.

exchanges.

At

758,673

—

share

preferred
outstanding.

third

share

a

companies.

-

ago.

approximately

Burr

including

date.

board's

voted

preferred stock will be retired

shore

per

18

stock

complete

preferred

The $6

—

Robbins, President.
of the
board in voting to redeem
the
stock
was
the
last
step
in retiring

preferred

worth

in

2,814,654
$2,395,168

$77,875,725 $71,133,185

Advertising Co., Inc.

Oct.

on

5,209,822

2,907,608

——

Hoffman Electronics Corp.

preferred

1954

5,915,166

outstanding

dividends,

the

Net

r

Stock—Sells Interest in Two Subsidiaries—

directors

spilt

preferred

$1.31

land
Com¬

1955—9 Mos.—1954

$8,114,041

outstanding

shares

income

For

1337.

p,

1955

$37,128,877 $33,405,210

—•—

$3,007,558

stock

preferred

on

1955—Month—1954

Outdoor

outstanding
designed to

for

$25,513,073

earnings

a

stated,

buildings and
plant is at

which

1114.

p.

income

company reported
income
equal,
after

net

1566.

p.

Preferred

of

of

52

Armoloy

$8,969,986

from

earnings

Consolidated

This
for

Present

net

The

182,

Sales
—V.

preferred

Elgin National Watch Co.—Sales Off—
The

the

stock

Net

Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—September Sales Higher—

Retirement

accepted

includes

Worth.

for
two

share

shares,

2,000,000

182,

income—

on

common

$169,791,798

property

Fort

of

each

Hercules Powder Co., Inc.—Earnings Show Gain—

exchange of stock of the two corporations.

an

for

1955,

have

(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—

on

This

the

Period End. Sept. 30—

zation

expected

capital stock (par:
through certain
expenses incident

for

pay

1

at

that

competitive

workers.

Members

v

pay

to

10,

stock

will

the

and Armoloy.
previously had approved the transaction, which

Fort Worth.—V.

merce,

excess

improved.

taxes

shares

share,

per

used

with

Texas.

stockholders

interest

Co.—Incentive Pay Plan

incentive

followed

Monarch

annual

Electric Auto-Lite

non-assessable
cents

be

to

to

earnings
pel

for

Jaggers has also been President both of Monarch

northwest

of

various

35%

of
10

at
are

value

par

30—

June

taxes

Common

*

not

it-

to

notification

shares

——

lor

Net

company's expansion with acquisition of
Manufacturing Co. and its division, The Armoloy Co., both of

Monarch

pro¬

reduc¬

»

lease

of

Dec.

common

increase in the number of shares of stock

an

1,000,000

shipments
before

stock

common

and encumbrances.
If sufficient funds are
expiration of the option period the
entire

the

shdpmng

to

shares

offered

proceeds

letter

a

$1

this distribution.—V.

Ended

year

Provision

29,

Shopping Center, Inc.,

sufficient

minimum

rentals

the

election

Monarch

A

10 of

from

cover

Earnings

operations.

General

of

funds therein

liens

to

the

for

The

all

of

prior

of

ceeds

the

expenses

cleai

and

Net

compares

Shopping Center, Inc.

until

escrow

to

Fiscal

Corp.—Secondary Offer¬

;

Their

Center

Edgemont

class

be

net

liled

14

share

stockholders

of

stock

common

of

on

one

the

173,

tive Committee.

approximate

an

to

necessary

of

$100

sums as may be necessary to pay the expenses
of the
company incurred in this sale in the event
the full 6000 shares
are not sold. The proceeds of the sale of these shares will be held

in

mining

Oct.

of

that

Nov.

on

authorized,

George A. Jaggers was named President on Oct. 14 to succeed J. D.
Brance who became Chairman of the Board and Chairman of the Execu¬

company

until

Hammond

Earnings

on

1955,
so

This stock distribution Is subject to the approval by the

is

completion

facilities.—V.

Fort Worth Steel & Machinery Co.—Executive

on

$525,000 including interest, together
involved in the foreclosure
proceeding brought against

«SUc^

(

for

pay

25,

outstanding

Stock Dividend—

distribution

they now own.
now

common

than

more

Investment

Edgemont
James

Center,

title
of

of

expense

Edgemont
of

& Chemical

1,200,000
to

The

involves

Shopping

indebtedness

cents),

"Eagle" will be published in
as
many
former members of the old
told the SEC,

Co.

to

covering

five

new

registration

6,000

corporation

officers.

balance.

offering price of these securities
being offered to the public by

they

officers.

Edgemont

free

to

shop

Nov.

stock

a

stockholders

the

10,003

without

par,

2928.,

p.

SEC

ex¬

and

cash

$600,000 to be raised by the sale of this stock
is to be used
to acquire title to the Edgemont Shopping Center, located in
Lansing,
Mich., from the builder of the Center, Edgemont Investment
1956

used

gift

with

and

$1)
at

record

voted

12

Harris-Seybold Co.

181,

The

•

exer¬

before

in

The

.

and

notification

(par

offered

Forminco, Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa.—Files With SEC—

"

Shopping Center, Inc., Chicago, 111.—Reg¬
isters With Securities and
Exchange Commission-^

per

be

to

are

restaurant

of

stock

be

to

of

Oct.

on

now

♦Represents

Edgemont

This

$4)

W.

troubles.

cise

V.

Securities

Robert

letter

a

common

ing—A secondary offering of 60,000 shares of common
stock (par $10) was made on Oct. 18 by
Kidder, Peabody & Co. at $54.25 per share, with a dealer's conces¬
sion of 95 cents per share. It was
quickly completed.—

cumulative

shares

In

a

of

of
(par

proceeds

tower,

Food Machinery

registration statement

a

offering

($10

stock

cents)

and

filed

19

proposed

a

net

filed

12

shares

stock

of

snare

shares

2197.

p.

ef¬

an

The

observation

Brooklyn "Eagle."

Oct.

on

covering

of

Oct.

on

10,000

preferred

Organ Co.—Plans 100%

directors

holders

to

Telephone

agreement,

"But

Deficit

♦Exclusive

of

interest

on

adjustment income bonds.—V.

182,

p.

1338.

Volume

182

Number 5475

.

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(Rodney) Hunt Machine Co.—New Catalog—

.

Interstate Bridge Co.—Partial Redemption—

The first basic improvement in sluice
gates in many years, the
patented HY-Q Flush Bottom Closure sluice gate, is described in
Catalog 75; newly released by this company located at Orange, Mass.
The catalog, a fully-illustrated
12-page, 8 Va x 11 booklet, clearly shows
all

details

of

612.

first

interest.

directors

Oct.

11

filed

letter

a

notification

of

be

to

used

for

construction

of

mill.—V.

new

181,

2801.

Indianapolis Power & Light Co.—Rights to Subscribe
The proposed

(no

rights offering of 209,686 additional shares of common
common stockholders of record Oct. 27

wil be made to

par)

on

the basis of

on

Nov.

one

share for each

new

15 shares held;

rights to expire

10.
The subscription price is to be determined
shortly before
offering is made.—V. 182, p. 1568.

the

Interamerican

Capital

Corp., New York

—

outstanding,

This

of

outgrowth of

the

Inter-American

Investment

in

private

Conference

Trust

corporation

March,

1955,

investment

the purposes of which

of

one

of

common

stock,

authorized

the

the
of

into

10

common

expected

H.

of

be

$5,000,000

preferred
stock

of

stock

at

3%

convertible

(taken

$7 per share

convertible

into

at

of

$50

be

stock

common

at

$8

share

per

.stock.

debenture,

20

per

of preferred, and 150 shares of common. The
unit is $2,015, the debenture being included at
principal amount, the preferred at $50 per share, and the
at 10 cents per share. It is proposed to
arrange for the sale

view

a

to

Time's total

investment

will be

in excess of

5%

of Interamerican's

total

outstanding capitalization of $10,075,000. It is intended to restrict
offering so that no other individual or business organization will

The

or

the

of

more

investment

is

visions

tions,

of

prohibited

by

the

Investment

that Interamerican falls within the

Interamerican

company.

would

satisfy

will

two-tone

color

own

than

more

10%.

the

of

outstanding voting securities
of Interamerican in the
early stages of its financing program. Inter¬
american seeks the exemption in order to
permit the proposed invest¬
ment by Pennroad up to the maximum of
$503,750.

of

over

Jupiter's interest in the 12,500 acres has an
$12,000,000.
It is reported that during this

wells

the 51

income from

gross

42

on

producing leases

will

$1,000,000.

Oils

Ltd.

stock

is

listed

the

on

American,

Toronto

and

acres

(G. R.) Kinney Co., Inc.—Proposed Merger—

Co., Inc. into Brown shoe Co., Inc.
The date of record for stockholders
vote

at this meeting was
In connection with the

.

International Business Machines Corp.—New Division
This

corporation announced on Oct. 19 the formation of a Military
Products Division, which will be a self-contained
engineering, manu¬
facturing, and administrative unit.
Two weeks ago the company put
Electric

tional

an

(3.—Files—

corporation on Oct. 4 filed a letter of notification with the
50,000 shares of preferred stock to be offered at $1
share through its officers and directors. The net proceeds are to
covering

per

be

used

to

Typewriter

Division

exploitation

for

pay

offices

Headquarters in
manufacturing facilities
State.

the

on

autonomous

same

of

patent

for'rotating

two-thirds

of

will

One

of

will
be

the

York

New

be

new

City.

located

division

will

Research

in

two

be

at

operation

general

and

in

areas

New

the

at

IBM's

minute.

words

The

no

The

new

whenever

development

ment

fund.

standard

on

foot

a

electric

switch

writer.—V.

182

p.

to it,

and

out

memory
system set up
all its normal functions

typewriter

operates

capitalize

electric

IBM

stock

Common

to

Pferiod End. Aug. 31—

like

a

in

sight

in

control

a

and

corporation

be

can

slight
into

set

the

on

panel.
used

as

Word-

12

filed

of

a

letter

common

of

notification

with

1955—Month—1954

revenues.

$1,299,203
380,001

Inc.

rwy. operavail, for fxd. chgs.

Net

income

rev.

—V.

182,

fr.

p.

108,976

1955—9 Mos.—1954

$1,064,698 $12,430,026 $10,344,098
70,329
2,464,617
783,144
36,749
1,421,459
425,512

89,150

14,647

1,237,448

219,860

15,944,636

Six Months Ended June 30—

1955

and

revenues

Costs, expenses

and, taxes

Interest and other charges
Net income

Earnings

per

4,478,690
—,

share

—V. 182, p. 815.




1954

s
$
227,975,928 198,926,281
212,085,537 185,422,351

,

Sales

3,391,120

11,411,701

10,112,810

$1 59

$1 41

1955, and

was

Kordite

Macedon, N. Y.- -Acquired—Registra-

Corp.,

tion Statement Withdrawn—
The
of
*.

issuance and sale
stock has been withdrawn.
Inc. below.—V. lo2, p. 1221.

statement covering the proposed

registration

130,000 shares of common
See also Textron American,

Landa Oil Co., Dallas, Tex.—Stock

Offered—The

com¬

Oct. 11 offered to its common stockholders
of record Aug. 31, 1955, the right to subscribe on or
before Oct. 25 for 70,000 shares of common stock (par

pany

10

on

at $3.50 per share on the basis of two new
No fractional shares

cents)

shares for each five shares held.
will be issued.

The offering is underwritten by

Central

Securities Co., also of Dallas, who will offer any unsub¬
scribed stock on a "best-efforts" basis at $4.25 per share,
PROCEEDS—The

net proceeds will be used to retire bank loans in
amount of $75,000, and approximately $30,000 will
accounts payable. The balance of the proceeds will
be added to the working capital of the company which, among other
things, will be used to acquire additional Interests In oil properties and
to pay the cost of wells drilled by or for the account of t..e company.
the

approximate

used

to

pay

EFFECT TO

GIVING

CAPITALIZATION

PRESENT

FINANCING

Authorized

sinking fund debentures
1964

♦In

Outstanding

due March

$97,000
*1,648 shs.
*175,917shs.

„

10,000 shs.
500,000 sns.

non-cumulative pfd. stock (par $10)
stock

10 cents)

(par

addition,

there

held

are

in

Imperial Crown Royalty Corp.
2,592 snares of common stock.

reserve

2,780

by

shares

for issuance to
preferred stock and

company

of

BUSINESS—Company was incorporated in Delaware on
1952,
to acquire
and operate working interests in leases

April 9,
covering

producing and undeveloped oil properties and also to acquire
producing and undeveloped royalties in the South and Southwest. The
offices of the company are located in the Lancia Building, 5738 North
Central Expressway, Dallas 6, Texas.

During tne three years of its existence the company has engaged
producing oil and gas from leases whicn were either drilled or
purchased by the company.
At the present time the company has
fractional Interests in over 100 producing wells, equivalent to 28 net
in

wells, on 25 leases located In various pa. is of TexaJ, Louisiana/ Okla¬
Arkansas, New Mexico, California and Mississippi.
The com¬

1954

1953

Net

$410,186

$550,835

147,671
51,565

185,709

327,539

66,388

118,626

oper.

3,213,182

3,401,726

4,653,511

4,775,032

1,329,853

railway
railway
income.

from

Net

1,295.844
489,680

2,141,844

2,225,770

832,548

789,855

505,969

oper.

ry.

V.—182,

County, Texas, which are under
consisting of fractional interests

Valley, Calif.—Files With SEC

Lee Bros., Inc., Castro
The

on Oct.
7 filed a letter of notification with the
11,500 shares of common stock
(par $1)
and 11,500
shares of 6% preferred stock (par $25), to be offered in units of one
share each at $26 per unit, without underwriting.
The net proceeds
are
to be used to pay for working capital,

SEC

from

Gross

Net

Scurry

Program,

182, p. 915.

$643,021

174,305
82,149

railway
railway—
income

from
ry.

in

interests

Unitization

1,200 wells.—V.

1952

$395,361

from

Gross

in

1955

has

also

SACROC

the

Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—

corporation

covering

1015.

p.

Lehman Corp.—Thrift Plan Approved—

Karstadt

G.,

A.

Berlin,

Germany—Ex¬

change of Bonds—
Act

pursuant
to

Oct.

on

which

to

application with the SEC under the Trust
1955, seeking qualiiication of an indenture
debt adjustment bonds, due Jan. 1, 1963,
estimated maximum principal amount
of
are
to
be issued only in exchange with

13,

4 V2 %
in

issued

be

$2,143,000.

an

bonds

These

The

existing security holders of the applicant's first mortgage collateral
6%
sinking [fund bonds, due Nov. 1, 1943, pursuant to Annex II of
the London Agreement on German External Debts of Feb. 27, 1953.

The American

The

this

Stock Exchange on Oct.

company's

$1

par

ratified.—V.

the

on

amounted
and

to

1953,

chandise

sidered to
tion

90c in
the

be of

released

the

for

90c

and
than

by

since 1929 except 1938,
first three quarters of 1955, $1.00 in 1954
stock

common

1952.

typical

the

the

every

Because

year

they

carry

broader lines of
,

mer¬

drug store, the company's stores are con¬
"superstore" type. According to informa¬

modern

company,

sales

average

$1,200,000

lor

per

unit

an¬

Kidde & Co., Inc.—Stock Subscriptions—Of

the 53,700 shares of common stock recently

offered for
by the company's stockholders at $16 per

share, 52,813 shares
were
was

Thrift

Plan

Price,

Waterhouse

current

Mining

Corp.,

fiscal

Salt Lake

The
SEC

corporation on
150,000

covering

for
year

the

com¬

Co.

&

was

also

City, Utah—

Oct. 14 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of non-assessable common stock, to be

at par

mining

operations.

were subscribed for and 882 shares
purchased by Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co., who
underwriter.
Rights expired on Oct. 13. The

the

underwriter has advised the company that no public
offering of the unsubscribed shares is contemplated. See
also V. 182, p. 1339.

Ariz.—Stock Sold—

George F. Breen of New York City on Oct.

17 offered

200,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) at $1.50
per share "as a speculation."
This offering was quickly
completed.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be used to drive
pay

a

tunnel and

other expenses incident to mining operations.
CAPITALIZATION

GIVING EFFECT TO

nually.—V. 182, p. 1339.

subscription

a

of

tne

1078.

p.

Uranium

Leo

approved

19

appointment

Lewisohn Copper Corp., Tucson,

the

company's

181,

Oct.

the

corporation

and to

shares.

founded over. 40 years ago in Kansas City, Mo., is
operation of a chain of 33 retail drug stores located
Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Oklahoma and Tennessee. Dividends, paid
in

on

and

the

Files With SEC—

to

14 admitted to listing

common

of

($1 per share), through Perry W. Connell, President and
Director. The net proceeds are to be used to pay for expenses incident

company

engaged

employees

auditors

as

offered

trading

stockholders

pany's

This corporation filed an
Indenture

(Walter)

-«

1,900,000 shs.

4, Wash.
incorporated for the primary purpose 01' engaging in the manu¬
facturing of coal char and tne extracting of oils from coak It Intends
to build and operate a plant at Monarch, Wyo., for the purpose of
processing coal secured from the Big Horn Ccal Co., and to sell the
char (carbonized coal)
and creosote to commercial users.
The company qualified as a foreign corporation under the laws of
the State of Wyoming on July 26, 1955.—V. 182, p. 816.

It

PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized

Common

(& Subs.)

Outstanding

5,000,000 shs. *

cents)

10

(par

1220.

International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.

PRESENT FINANCING

homa,

August—

the

stock

International Rys. of Central
America—Earnings—

Net

TO

company was incorporated in Washington on May 18,
Its registered office ab 711. Hutton Building, Spokane

pany

in

oper.

$1,443,382 $12,929,668 $11,666,245
665,316
5,326,258
5,034,778

672,877

16/855,483

Katz Drug Co.—Listed in New York—

Oct.

shares

(par 10 cents), to be
$2 per share, through Kamen & Co., New
York, N. Y. The
net proceeds
are
to
be used
for advances to Arliss Co., Inc., for
purchase of equipment, etc.

Railway

$1,645,110

inc.

oper.

1,.a>5,642

182, p. 1015.

are

the

offered at

Period End. Sept. 30—?

from ry. oper.

oper.

railway

pressure

1568.

150,000

1955—8 Mos.—1954

$3,379,024 $29,785,151 $27,610,881

expenses

income-..

Net rev.
Net

—V.

Ry.—Earnings—

1955—Month—1954

$3,903,450
2,258,340

oper.

Railway
Railway

—Files With SEC—
covering

EFFECT

both

(Rudolph)

International Plastic Industries Corp., Brooklyn, N. Y.
The

GIVING

The

has

and

typewriter

of

for routine work.
A
shift and converts it

to

From Jan. 1—

for the new machine.

standard

a

Connected

drawer, is a
typewriter retains

The
a

is

invitation

an

Oct. 18.
The company has outstanding 80,000 shares of
$70 par value preferred on vvnicn the arrears amount to $14.50 a suare.
—V. 180, p. 1000.

necessary.

model

lefthand

automatically

can

present marketing plans

cen*er"weU desk.

i

machine

Offered—

on

Authorized

5%

stock

I

The corporation's Electric
Typewriter Division announced the de¬
velopment of the IBM Electric Wordwriter, an experimental device
which can print, at the touch of a
single key button, any one of
forty-two 18 character words or phrases at a rate of more than 150

IBM has

Spokane, Wash;—Stock

Krudes, Inc.,

corporation

Common

holders of its preferred
their shares to exhaust $255,000 placed in a retire¬
Tenders will be received by the First National Bank of
issued

has

company
to tender

new

Develops Electric Wordwriter—

hyphenate

Brown

Co.,

Sept. 19 publicly offered 1,200,000* shares of
common stock (par 10 cents)
at 25 cents pfer share as a speculation.
The offering is not underwritten.
The net proceeds are to be used to build a coal processing plant
with four retorts at Monarch, Wyo., and for working capital.
The

Kansas City Public Service Co.—Tenders for Preferred

Net

a

of

share

a

Kinney

1563.

31,

IBM

engineering

The second area of the
Military Products Division's operations will
be IBM's Airborne Computer Laboratory, now located at
Vestal, N. Y.,
and production, facilities now engaged in the
production of advanced
electronic bombing and navigational systems.

words

of

R.

G.

of

refrigeration

organiza¬

Kingston-Poughkeepsie area with the
plant 8t Kingston.
The principal
responsibility there will be IBM's part of. Project Lincoln, entered
into with the government
by IBM in collaboration with the Massa¬
chusetts Institute of Technology, to produce
ground-based computers
for the continental air
warning network.
center

stock

common

182, p.

6%

Kansas City Southern

administrative

World
York

will be called for redemp¬
tne merger. Each share
Inc., will be converted
Shoe Co. common stock.—V.

the effectiveness of

simultaneously with

ohe

of

device.

Chicago

to

companies entitled

without par value, of G. R. Kinney Co., Inc.
tion

agreement

Ltd.

Justice Industries, Inc., Washington, D.
SEC

basis

The

both

of

fixed as Oct. 31, 1955.
proposed merger, the $5 prior preferred stock,

Arizona.

in

management of Jupiter Oils Ltd. has entered into

The

.

several

proved so popular last year,
available.-W. 182, p. 1115.

The directors of this corporation and of Brown Shoe Co., St. Louis,
Mo., have agreed to call special meetings of their stockholders to be
held on Dec. 1, 1955, to consider the proposed merger of G, R. Kinney

The

its

that

combinations

exciting ncv; combinations will be

be

Com¬

defini¬

the pro¬

Section 3 thereof, and hence would not be an investment
except that Time and Pennroad, both publicly held corpora¬

company,

gaily colored outboard motors' that matched the holiday mood
last summer, will be continued and
developed by Mercury in 1956. In addition to the four basic

CAPITALIZATION

to

(

outstanding voting securities of the issuer.

by Pennroad

pany Act only to the extent
tion of aD investment

contract

approximate market price at the date of the agreement.
This sale
brought $100,000 additional funds into the treasury. As part of this
agreement an option was also granted to Lambert .& Co., Ltd. to
purchase an additional 100,000 shares of treasury stock at (in average
price of $2.50 per share. This option states that the first 20,000 shares
must be taken up by Sept. 1, 1955 at $2.25 or the remainder of the
option is considered cancelled.
This portion of the option has since
been taken up, which obligates them for the rest of the shares under
option.—V. 180, p. 1773.

total investment of more than
$503,750, consisting of 250 units;
hence, at the completion of the financing program, neither Pennroad's

10%

Mercury.
The

Koal

Canadian investment bankers of Fredericton,
Brunswick, Canada, for the purchase of 50,000 treasury shares
Jupiter common stock at a price of $2 per share which was the

of

public distribution.

a

own

of

of boaters oh American waterways

Corp., Phoenix, Ariz.

New

a first step in the
financing, Pennroad has subscribed to 20 units
selling price of $40,300, and Time, Inc., has entered into a similar
commitment, subject to the investment by Pennroad. Neither will make

the

Assurance

&

Properties.

over

The

a

nor

firm

with Lambert & Co.,

As

at

1,

on

a

value

the

well

4,800

the 5,000 units to a limited group of
investors, not to exceed 90
investment firms and their partners and officers and other
corporate
and
individual investors ot substantial means. Each purchaser will
confirm in writing that the purchases are made for investment and
with

record Dec.

Oh
May 31,
1955, Jupiter Oils Ltd.
entered the uranium field
through the acquisition of a 40% undivided interest in approximately

of

not

stock

of

Calgary Stock Exchanges and has many thousands of stockholders
widely scattered throughout the United States and Canada.

shares

price

common

Smith

Jupiter

debentures, preferred stock, and 750,000 shares of common stock
proposed to be sold as 5,000 units, each consisting of one $1,000

are

share

common

the

Mr. Lewis further stated that the company is, at the present time,
negotiating for the purchase of another privately owned oil company
of approximately the same size.

share) Is
stock; and

The

proposed
100%
of

cents per

35

on

holders

These properties will be operated by Jupiter Oils, Inc. in cooperation
with Carter & Carter, oil operators, San Antonio, Texas.

cumulative

per

common

R.

estimated

capitalization consisting of 100,000
stock, $25 par, and 2,500,000 shares
par.
The directors, in addition,
have

cents

The

will

is

and

preferred

common

debentures

It

America

authorized

an

issuance

debentures.

convertible

share

to

on Oct. 4 that this company
purchase through its wholly-owned
subsidiary, Jupiter Oils, Inc. the jointly owned interests in the Texas
Gulf Coast properties of H. R. Smith and Hugo Allen, known as the

year

has

convertible

Latin

in

development.

Interamerican

Income

dividend of

per

1955

Henry Lewis, III, President, announced

to

Export-Import Bank.

its

of

15,

Jupiter Oils Ltd.—Expansion—Financing—

held

was

thereby to con¬
that Interamerican will
provide private capital to take participations in new or existing indus¬
trial enterprises in the Western
Hemisphere of a type not eligible
generally for investments or loans by the International Bank or the

Shares

a

cents

SEC

has entered into

to

35

*

Orleans

tribute

declared

19
of

payable Dec.

Oct. 13 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 100,000 shares of common stock (par $1), to be offered
at $2 per share,
through officers and directors of the corporation.
The net proceeds are to be used for working capital.

making investments in Latin American enterprises. Its organization
an

most

manufacturer

further

The

securities

stimulate

1372.

p.

—Files With SEC—

it was announced on Oct. 13, has applied to the
exemption order with respect to a proposed investment
by Pcnnroad Corp.; and the Commission has] given
interested persons until Oct. 24, 1955, to request a
hearing thereon.
According to the application, Interamerican was organized on Sept.
15, 1955, pursuant to laws of the Republic of Panama, for the purpose
its

in New

178,

into

an

in

was

extra

Investment

corporation,

for

Ohio.—V.

Financing

Program, etc.—
BEC

Cleveland,

Ave.,

addition, the board recommended a 2-for-l stock split and a
change from no par to a par value or $5 per share, for adoption
by the stockholders at a special meeting to be held Feb. 15, 1956,
record date for voting to be Jan. 16, 1956; such a stock split would
increase the corporation's outstanding stock to 477,198 shares.
If the
earnihgs continue * satisfactorily the board expects to pay 25 cents
quarterly on the new shares; equal to 50 cents on present shares.
For the three
months ended Sept. 30, 1955 net after taxes was
$334,699, equivalent to $1.40 per share, as compared with $259,002,
equivalent to $1.09 per share, for the corresponding period of 1954
and for .the nine months ended Sept. 30,
1955,'net after taxes was
$775,379, equivalent to $3.25 per share, as compared with $600,472,
equivalent to $2.52 per share, for the corresponding period in 1954.
All
per-share earnings figures are based on the number of shares
currently outstanding.—V. 181, p. 2357.

covering 1,000 shares 4(6%
cumulative
prior preferred stock/
1, to be offered to the residents of Aliceville, Ala., and its
vicinity only, at par (S100 per share), without underwriting.
The
are

complete line of powerful outboards ever presented by a
was announced on Oct. 20 by E.; C.' Kiekhaefer,
President. The corporation manufactures Mercury outboard motors.
Ten models—from 5.9 horsepower to 40 horsepower, the industry's
largest production outboard—will be available, each with specific fea¬
tures for its particular boat application and all Incorporating the basic
quality, performance, safety, and high styling features characteristic
The

single

In

the

series

stock

of

1955.

with

SEC

proceeds

Oct.

on

dividend

an

now

(F. C.) & Sons, Rensselaer, N. Y.—Files—
on

Wis.—1956 Line—

Kiekhaefer Corp., Fond du Lac,
$53,000

1955

1, 1965 at 100%
and accrued
the Central National Bank of

Intertype Corp.—Extra Div.—Plans Stock Split—
The

corporation

p.

1,

redemption on Nov.

West Prospect

123

and

net

for

(

Cleveland,

vj,..

Huyck

called

been

mortgage bonds due May
Payment will be made at

construction,

installation, and operation of the unique
gate as used for water filtration plants, power plants, municipal and
industrial waste plants,
drydocks, and flood control. See also V. 182,
P-

have

There

4%

U

(1699)

stock

(par

10 cents)

—

Outstanding

1,000,000 shs.

866,666 shs.

in Delaware, on Aug. 23,
1955 for the purpose of exploring, developing and operating mining
properties in Arizona, with a view to the production and sale of copper
and other minerals which may be found on such properties.
The prin¬
cipal office of the company is located at 128 North Church, Tucson,
Ariz.
The company is licensed to do business in Arizona.
The company holds two- leases from Frederick Lewisohn, the Estate
of Leonard Lewisohn and ,the Estate of Sam A.- Lewisohn, to 46 pat¬
ented lode mining claims and six mill sites in the Helvetia Mining Dis¬
BUSINESS—-The company was incorporated

trict which is in Pima County about 35 miles southeast of Tucson,

These

leases

were

made

with Richard E.

Chilson,

dated Aug.

8,

Arte.

1955

12

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1700)

Monday, October 24, 1955

..

*

—

\

assigned by Mr. Chilson, with the
approval and consent of the lessors, to the company,
The first of these leases covers land known as the Peach property,
a
group of six patented claims consisting of approximately 120 acres.

will

11, 1955, and were

®nd effective Oct.

be

used

curred

and

.

The

incurred

for

construction

the

In

required

and

1955

for

this

two

Kentucky
The

Is

company

electric
lation

and

of

principal, executive

the

company,

about

GIVING

EFFECT

TO

Authorized

due

Nov.

1,

1979,

Series

due

Feb.
Feb.

1984,

3'/a%———

♦Not

directors

The

of

stock

common

to

declared

have

shareholders

that

announced

and

will

be

and

Nov.

last

The

agreed
set

products

Dec.

on

gains in

will

15

asked

be

sales over

consider

the increase "reflects
in the Lilly line."

that

said

of

range

shareholders

The

a

to

stock

common

whereby

without

of
would

value

common stock having a par value of $5
each.
approved, the stock split would raise the total authorized shares
Lilly voting common stock from 1,000,000 to 3,000,000 and non¬
voting common stock from 2,000,000 to 6,000,000.—V. 181, p. 2243.
;

The

F.

directors

new

W.

York

viz;

have

elected

been

vacancies

fill

to

created

Moseley and Co.,

Philip D. Crockett, F. S.
Partner,

Dixon,

Carl

Rhoades

Loeb,

M.

Co.;

Co., San Francisco, Calif. The directors who resigned are:
Criswold, II. W. Kochs, J. C. Stephens,, and H. C. Wright.
The

the

W.

Berwyn
O'Neal,

.66

Kentucky

Moore

& Co.,

Co.__

Smart,

L.

Lyons

182,

Cq

&

Stein

1.00

*

1569.

p.

Bros.

&

Boyce

New

Ltd.,

Explorations

Toronto,. Canada
Public Company—Splits Stock—%

comes

augment

Lithium

Oct.

i

17,

1955,

registration

a

covering

870,000

statement

shares

of

with

10c

F.

James

of

sum

The

the

an

emphasis

aggregate

of

the

Lac

which

encompasses

mining claims
Area

in

the

explore

the

in

Toronto,

Canada,, and

60

the

known

is

its

of

A.
for

which

City,

Jersey

the

in

are

shares

covering

(convertible

S.

U.

announced

28

office

who

President

of

of

to

are

obligated himself
this

of

nine

u

•600,000 shares
lor

w

hich

it

the

will

41%

of

the

will

of

the

stock

be

the stock then

paid

the

sum

of

to

on
no

pur¬

basis I,

Thenebe

E.

be

12

10,000 shares
anytime after

for

used

founders,

and

their

officers,

is

offered

Associates,

at'least

amount

an

certain

stock

then

to

of

at

due

to

will

to

then

to

will

85%

tPreferred

issued

New

York

and

which

of

will

own

for

that

3'000'®00
cent),

to

be

ii^ria^S n1C'
used to pay

Oct.

6

shares

offered

at

10

filed
of

la

letter

per

payable

12.8%

and

that

notification

share,

utah- SaIt Lake City, Utah.
for expenses incident
to

capital

through

Manhattan Bank
first

definitive

?yf I,ab.1f
1116

mortgage

announces
bonds,

$1

per

with

the

are

that

Louisiana

due

Oct

and

.

,

value).—
value).

of

as

of

Pacific

from

underwriting group headed by Lehman
Blyth & Co., Inc.
Further details follow:

Jan.

to

July

from

had

declined

be

accept a
voted him as Chief

board had
he

that

did

to

placed

on

not

desire

to

accept

dividend-paying

a

basis:

of

statement

its

$5

•

with

the

value

par

SEC

on

Oct.

stock

common

to

31, 1955

then

for

terminate

established market;

no

days

60

unless

from

the

extended

effective

become

not

however,

its

$25.74 per share.

was

open

will

the

its

Co., Inc. has

offer

of

of

by

date

Mexico's

unless

outstanding stock of National

the

of

pro¬

board

Mexico

will

of

own

consummation

upon

exchange.

it

is among

in

this

Michigan
This

the five largest manufacturers of high-grade refrac¬

country.

Consolidated Gas

company

Oct. 20 filed

on

sale- at competitive

Co.—Registers With SEC

with the SEC

registration

a

of $30,000,000

bidding

statement

first

new

Present

The

Co.,

call

at

2:30

for

mortgage

p.m.

opening bids

10:30

Detroit,

of

part

its

financing

which:

the

additional $13,020,000

Gas

on

a.m.

Nov.

Mich.

Information

an

meeting for prospective
at the City Bank Farmers Trust

14

Nov.

on

at

Clifford St.,

at 415

to hold

Exchange Place, New York City.

20

As

plans

company

underwriters

:

plans

the company's offices

in

16

tentative

Its

GO# and

program

the

the parent some

of common stock

plans

gas

recently sold

eompany

time

its

to

parent,

in November.

an

American Natural

to.sell another $1,008,000 of

common

stock

to

,

Michigan Consolidated plans.to use proceeds-from the financing pri¬
marily to repay bank loans already employed for construction and to
further

additions

to

its

182,

system.—V.

p.

1465.

FINANCING

Outstanding

.

$1,000,000

Midland

Valley RR.—Earnings—
1955

1954

1953

$208,638

$181,653

$267,227

85,248

56,486

118,654

53,378

43,118

19,561

46,674

31,051

1,536,037

1,358,095

1,697,979

573,416

414,575

625,634

192,805

143,066

215,017

August—
Gross
Net

from

Net

ry.

96,425shs.

from

railway—_

railway
income

oper.

1952

$180,357

730,000 ths.

27,

with

1954

Massachu¬

Mutual Life Insurance

1,

Jan.

1969.

shares

July

to

1956

1,

Co.;

1,

1956

to

1,

Jan.

of

the

series

cumulative

company

1,

1939,

business

most

of

designated

dividends

1968.

stores

liquor

and

the

at

annual

in

to

"Market

food
Los

in

California

and

had

assumed

been

in

the

1938
liabil¬

engaged

in

the

Basket."

stores,

Angeles

of

182,

Los

and

type

commonly

Orange

Counties,

Eichler

firm

of

&

21

located in the Los Angeles suburban
lines of groceries, meats, fruits and
drug sundries departments in all
in 27.
Bakery departments are oper¬

of

completed

before

underwriters

acting

to

additional

end

the

markets,
the

of

five

named

below,

representative,

as

purchase

from

stock

common

Bateman, Eichler & Co
First

California

132,

of

set

the

for whom

severally

made

have

company

forth

opposite

the-

respective
their names:
Shares

William

32,655

R.

Staats

&

Co..

18,605

Company_24,G80

from

Net

ry.

The

corporation

covering
at

N.

Y.

to

mining

The

on

172,500

$1
net

per

Oct.

shares

share,

proceeds

activities

and

1953

1952

$2,008,783

$1,914,084

$2,012,851

594,743

456,423

548,843

309,900

241,446

153,658

235,331

13,665,408

13,624,051

14,403,594

14,361,992

2,905,401

2,811.842

3,036.236

3,018.346

1,186,339

1,370,644

1,206,036

1,125,291

income—

oper.

from

from

Net

ry.

—V.

railway

railway

income—

oper.

1015.

182, p.

Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Earns.
1955

August—
from

from

Net

ry.

6

filed
of

are

to

to

a

letter

common

through
be

selling

Globe
used
a

soil

of

stock

notification

to

pay

10

(par

Securities

for

with

cents),

Corp.,

from

1953

1952

$4,424,152

$4,293,686

$4,802,750

1,397,884

1,086,797

1,647,882

492,806

1,115,009

818,331

905,566

25,733,463

25,590,376

26,465,813

27,401;114

4,140,049

3,302,404

2,867,022

3,793,765

1,912,592

1,497,388

897,367

1,266,479

income--.

Net

from

Net

ry.

railway

.

railway

income__.

oper.

1221.

182, p.

Maid

Minute

Corp.—Debentures

to

the

be

Offered—An under¬

writing group headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Beane and Newhard, Cook & Co. on Oct, 18 offered
$5,500,000

subordinated

4%

of

The debentures

Minute

Foods,
Maid

Inc.,

and

BUSINESS—Corporation,
and

a

major

debentures due Dec. 1,
priced at 80% and accrued int.

are

debentures

no

are

proceeds

being

sold

from

for

the

the

account

of

accrue

to

'will

sale

Corp

producer

York,

Lelieves

that

incident

general

frozen

product

is

New

expenses

conditioner.

.

railway

oper.

1954

$4,084,821

1,107,918

railway—.

From Jan. 1—

Gross

Clinton

offered

1954

1955

785,548

railway

From Jan. 1—
Gross

1974.

Marl-Gro, Inc., San Francisco, Calif.—Files With SEC
SEC

1570.

p.

$2,171,270

railway

from

PROCEEDS—These

Brothers

182,

Bate-

1221.

p.

29,570

year.

Shares

—V.

219,918

St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—

Minneapolis &

Net

six

The

of

below.—V.

August—

Gross

markets.

the

construction

be

is

Co.

shares

Co.

Vernon

Mount

Gross

—V.

commitment

numbers

1,369,592
*

being

Angeles.
—

income

1015.

p.

Net

the

operates

in

under

now

UNDERWRITERS
a

—V.

railway

railway

oper.

rate

company's

vard,
.

ry.

Miller & Hart, Inc.—Merger Effective-

general office, principal warehouse and delicatessen
kitchen are located at 6014 South Eastern Avenue, Los
Angeles.
A
separate produce warehouse is located at
1721 East Olympic Boule¬

182

from

Net

assets

1930

name

retail

departments

expected

are

The

&

Net

Dividend

complete

company

concessionaires
are

the

29

stores

the

since

markets,"

handle

the

which

"$1

by the board of directors

incorporated

was

acquired

which

under

the

stores

vegetables:
by

it

operates

"super

as

All

area.

are

from

Gross

Net

1970.

.

•

are

to

partnership

company

Calif.,

Chase

Men¬

treasury

share.
The dividends rate (not exceeding $1 per sharc
applicable to the 50,000 authorized and unissued shares

a

knpwn

ated

The
subscription agents are Citizens Fidelity Bank & Trust Co.
Lo-ilsvllle, Ky., and The Chase Manhattan Bank, New
York, N. Y.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds from the sale of the common stock




the

finance

our

an

will

The

80%

tories

through

dated

agreements

entitled

are

food

The

to be

1984

stores

new

146,725 shs.
1,000,000 shs.

dated July

and

installments

serially

and

per

retail

Se-

issue of Oct. 17 of the
offering to
common stockholders of record
Oct. 13 of 160,000 addi¬
tional shares of common stock
(no par) at $47 per share
on the basis of one new
share for each ten shares held'
lights to expire on Nov. 1. The offering is underwritten

by

and

900,000

par

agreements

loan

BUSINESS—The

one

Power

1

Louisville Gas & Electric Co,—Stock Offering
made in

cash

may

is
engaged
directly andr through subsidiaries (Niles, Fire
Co., Big Savage Refractories Corporation), in the manufacture
and sale of refractories products, principally clay fire brick and
shapes,
clay specialties and silica fire brick and shapes.
The company esti¬

proceeds

purchase and

*

installments

annual

annum)

and

operations.

3y«%

the

PRESENT

preferred stock is subject to determination
prior to issuance.

SEC

stock
(par
Mid-America

for delivery in exchange for temporary bonds at 'The
^
^ Exchange Place, New York, N. Y. V

was

is

shares

remain

mates

the

—___

Insurance Co.

outstanding

.man,
.

tion

will

least

see

+All

of

Louisiana Power & Light
Co.—Definitive Bonds Heady

T,Jile

cash

Mexico

Ex¬

during 1955-1956

use

for

six

.

TO

of

The net proceeds

mining

under

in

There

Light

the

stated

registration

a

57,776

of July

as

offer

238,630

par

loan

annual

§Maturing

on Oct
26, at City Bank
15, N, Y., receive bids for

of

f

&

Feb. 10, 1953 with Massachu¬
setts Mutual Life Insurance Co; and Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Co.;

consolidated net cash
finder, underwriter,

be

non-assessable

cents

of

period.'

EFFECT

GIVING

($15

under

in

tissued

Lost Canyon Uranium & Oil
Co., Albuquerque, N. M.
With SEC—
on

succeeding
1541.

net

of

part

a

proceeds

equipment

during

open

(50c

Mutual Life

payable

—Files

company

The

notes___

stock

stock

♦Issued
setts

ities

The

where

our

From Jan. 1—

nominees

be

deed

trust

Cpmraon

«P to 11:30 a.m., (EDT)
St.,

p.

share),

per

Conn.

become

net

such

*4%
promissory notes
•___'
t4>/4%
promissory notes-

Series"

Wall

175,

Authorized

l? p* ^g815,000'000 first moi'tgage bonds, series H,

1985 —V.

filed

Refractories

value

covering

be

of

2

($10

par

Hartford,

The company proposes to

equal

CAPITALIZATION

Long Island Lighting Co.—Bids for Bonds—
Co.,

company,

1955.—V.

capital.

proceeds

fixtures

expects

company

exercised,

and

r.et

funds of the company.

completed

are

issued and outstanding
$600,000.
If all of the stocx

directors,

associates

the

14,

at

Jacob

75,940 shares

Installation

87.2%,

iraT!?,e eo"!Pany ^vil1
Farmers Trust

which

Strelsin
company

stockholders

to

directors.

H.

of

filed a letter of notification with the
of cumulative convertible preferred stock
Jan,
1,
1956
into
common
stock
on
a

be

to

&

working

PROCEEDS—The

his

use

be

options are exercised, the

,

of

counsel

public

12.8%

or

of

have

I °.u
the

contribution
company

shares

42.6%

the

covering

offered

spectus

election

public offering
of common stock (par 50-cents) was
made on Oct. 13 at $20.50 per share through Bateman,
Eichler & Co.; First California Co., and William R.
Staats & Co. The offering was quickly completed. ;

within

to

for which they will have paid $72,000,
e been paid to the company. The public

or

that Mr. Strelsin

annum,

Mr.

until

company

National

A.

Market Basket (Calif.)—Stock Sold—A

of

stage

to

offering

its

?,? ing'

whose

groups,

acquisitions,

of

bonds.

intends

and
outstanding, for which there have been assigned to the
company all of its properties acquired at a cost of
$14,025, and for
in addition, some of these
persons
have contributed a total
of
$12,500 in cash.
Counsel to
the company
and a person acting
as
a
finder will own a total of
50,000 shares, or 3.5% of the stock
then
to be
issued and
outstanding, for which the finder will have
paid
$1,250
to
the
company.
The underwriter
and

180.000

the

of

passed away July

Oct.

on

share

for

Charles

com¬

which,

own

for

..

has

shares

or

the

to

Benham

company

share

area

exploratory

thereof, and has agreed
remaining half of the offering.

580,000

SEC

Beaverlodge

company

the

Sept,

on

issued

"will

per

Ofticer.

1955

be

mineral.

group

in the

acres

L.

The

,

Canada,

the

commencement

own

,

disposal

Mexico Refractories Co., Mexico, Mo.—Registers With

19,

(The) Manchester Co.—Files With Securities
change Commission—

ore.

300,000

the

Lake

prior history of operations
the company itself has had

Searight,

sell

will

available

the

at

financial

178, p. 298.

This

The

no

and

commercial

George

Cat

contiguous

which

properties

the

to

place

Brick

sold,

are

Manitoba,

Ac-cording to the propospectus, if the entire offering
^successfully and if all of the options described therein
the
founders,
officers
and
directors
of
the
company
associates,

Leon

and commissions

lithium-bearing

a
a

Saskatchewan,

purchasers

after

acquired

There

of

bodies

find

efforts

has

company

All

underwriter,
or

days

best

of

shall

I

inportant

Securities and Exchange Commission—*

Be¬

as

soon

shares

directors

Voorsanger

common

as

underwriter.

and

acres

approximately 450

of

uranium.

history.

no

The

chase

sale

the

of Southern

approximately 1,200
for
spodumene,

company

in

situated

explore

aggregating

properties

claims

Mining Division

Province

for

operating
with

mineral

Bonnet

be

with

company announced

—V.

Lyons-Magnus, Inc.—New President—

on

was

30

of

du

pany
intends to
In
addition, the

to

SEC

organized in Delaware on Jan. 24, 1955, for
acquiring, exploring and developing natural resources
on
lithium
properties.
The
company
has
acquired

of

purpose

cash,

own

book

$480,000,

corporation

with

the

value

par

stock.
These securities are to be offered for public
practicable by George A. Searight of New York, the
oflering price will be $1 per share, which, if all
■will yield to the
company after underwriting discounts

the

company

majority-owned subsidiary, National
Refractories Co., Inc. on a share-for-share basis in exchange for 57,776
shares of capital stock (par value $5 per share) of National, consti¬
tuting all of the outstanding stock of National which is not owned by
Mexico.
Mexico
presently owns 50.88% ' of National.
The
stock
of

SEC—
filed

has under consideration several
recommend to the new board that

to

the

of

corporation, one of the oldest organizations engaged in world¬
wide
geophysical surveys,
on
Oct. 19 announced that -stockholders'
approval has been given to its conversion from a private company
to a public company and a split of its shares on a 10-for-l basis.
Giving effect to the split, the company will have 100,000 shares out¬
standing.
The new shares will be transferable at transfer agents

Developments, Inc., Cleveland, O.—Registers

corporation

T.

and Jay N(.

j

.

This

The

This

.

McWi.liams, Jr.

.

our

will

resources

The

Stock With

John

directors

already

I plan

association

my

salary

2.95

—

management

new

any

11.06

Wagner, Reid and Ebinger,
Inc.

,

.

A.

direc¬

new

Three

In order to augment and insure large earning?
far into the foreseeable future, we must embark on a
diversification, which can be accomplished for cash and

of

Executive

1.70

.

other

Fromkin,

said,"

salary of $32,000

'

__i

the

Morris

Wohlstetter.

j

The

The

.66

ll'zi-

Casey,

Bonan,

Charles

and

preferred."
1

2.95

1

Clowes & Oswald,

Inc.

2.95

3.92

General

Pierre

Seon

acquisitions.

and

Inc.

Long «fc Co.__
& Bond Co.__

Security

11.06 <"

fourth

company

"To

Co.,

&

and

Strelsin

Nelson

M.

;

company

2.95
Alden

Russell,

1.70
Son

&

T.

the

substitute

and

11.06

Inc.

Co.__

&

Lundberg

1569.

p.

8.56

Co.,

for

from Illinois to Delaware,
for our present very restricted charter one
with the
widest latitude for operation. The change will enable us to engage
unrelated profitable fields and will facilitate the
handling of mergers

in

_

Mr. Strel-r

year,"

was elected Chairman of the Executive
Casey is also Secretary of Schenley Industries and
of the New York City Transit Authority.

George Habicht, Jr., G.

Strelsin

the

and

.%

Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner & Beane

the

very

warrants:

3.92

Hilliard

percentages
stock as are

,

of

ending Sept. 30 totaled
loss of $695,244 or a loss

a

confident that earnings
additional $1 per share.

very

very promising prospects.
we
transfer the domicile

Merrill

16.45

_______

common

end

months

corresponding

least an

Adler.

reelected:

campaign

series.

underwriting
have
severally

an

respective

of

the

nine

corresponding period of 1954.
Profit before
the nine months of 1955 compared with a
period of 1954.
Mr. Strelsin

for

Mr.

to

Donald

Whipple.
for

by

is presently
completing the previously announced
disposing of the durable goods division. Upon completion,
headquarters will be moved to a downtown location in

182,

Inc,_
Bond

Dupree

—V.

company

Chicago.—V.

the

shares

160,000

16.45

__

Brothers

B.

The

company

of

in

company,

the

the

both

&

program

is issuable in

the

was

Reliance

and

ending Sept. 30, 1955 show an In¬
the first nine months of 1954, and we expect

the

at

Corp.

months

Chairman

David

are

were

.

Boyd N. Everett, Vice-President, Continental Casualty Com¬
Chicago, 111., and Daniel Koshland, Vice-President, Levi Strauss

pany,

the

of

the exercise of subscription

Co,,

Bankers

J.

York

New

&

such

upon

&

L.

J.

City;

Palmer

cumulative)

he

Scientific

General

is

Strelsin

Mr.

-

Chair-'

elected

was

Officer.

other interests.

dividends before

for

who

Executive

share compared with

a

General

was

Gossett,

authorized

shares

has entered into
underwriters
named .below

Goodbody & Co

Liquid Carbonic Corp.—Four New Directors Elected—
Four

(1,720,000

Corp.,

over

for

be

addition

tors

presently

company

company

Inc.

If

City,

stock

designated 5%

Brothers

Almstedt

nonvoting

resignations,

shares

below,

Issued

Blyth

of

.

the

of

%

each

(1)

par

to

Lehman

the present shares of voting
be exchanged for three shares
of class A voting common stock having a par value of $5 each;
and
(2) each of the present shares of class B nonvoting common stock
without
par
value would be exchanged for three shares of class B

recapitalization

730,792 shs.
1,660,000 shs.

Indebtedness

preferred

whereby
the
purchase from

forth

not

of

plan

: 20,000 shs.

Mr.

value

par

860,792

agreement

year.

company

wide

a

In

Indenture.

directors were

new

Major General Hugh J. Casey
Committee.

$150,000,000.

$25

that

would

Chief

many

nine

$1,748,248

$528,644

formerly

t
2,000,000 shs.

value)__
par value)

share

a

was

of

is

Earnings for

$3.26

or

indicated

20,000 shs.

valuet^—

par

UNDERWRITERS—The

The
than

taxes

loss

12,000,000
12,000,000

par

(without

by

$1.81

of

i.'

1

^

($100

($25

the

for

of $1,951,492

$1,256,248

$41,000,000
<

Cenco

among

announced.

stock.

special meeting Dec. 15 to vote on a three-for-one stock split.
fourth-quarter dividend, payable Dec. 10, to holders of record
17, brings total dividends lor tne year to $3.15—15 cents higher

a

to

tThe

share
called

per

stock

limited

limited

dividend

quarterly

90-cent

a

**'■

cumulative

cumulative

Common

Split, etc.—

Lilly & Co.—Plans Stock

stock

5%
5%

2%%.

of

declare substantial

to
sin

Outstanding

3'/•%__

due

1,
1,

1982,

Series

(Eli)

"Earnings

who

and

Board

is Alfred A; Strelsin,

group

new

President

quarter

Series

ProfcsrfGcl

the

of

crease

bonds—

Offering—

A secondary offering

a

FINANCING

PRESENT

been

Heading the

also

consolidation of three
Street, Louisville, Ky.

eight

group,

Advertising Co.,

opeiating public utility principally engaged in the
business in Louisville and vicinity
i aggregate popu¬
600,000) in Kentucky.

of 10,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) was made on Oct. 13 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
SI7.25 per share, with a dealer's discount of 70 cents per
share. It was completed—V. 182, p. 510.

Inc.—Secondary

•

17,

which represents large stockholdings in the company,
invited by the company to participate in its management;*
•*

new

man

an

♦First mortgage

Investors,

had

meeting held on Oct.
of this company.

board

the

to

The

gas

CAPITALIZATION

stockholders'

a

elected

of

offices

corporation formed in 1913 by the
are
located at 311 West Chestnut

companies,

%

Insurance

At

1956.

program

year

Board-

Earnings Rise—Substantial Dividends Expected—
In

approxi¬

at

expenditures

$14,700,000

i

BUSINESS—The

1464.

Life

McWiliiams Dredging Co.—New Group Joins

in¬

company

construction.

its

182,

the lessors of the property.—V-

which estate is one of

Lewisohn,
p.

of

expenditures

the

will become available
largely from cash resources at Dec. 31, 1954, from undistributed earn¬
ings and retention of cash by reason of non-cash charges to income
during the years 1955 and 1956, and from the current sale of the
common
stock.
The
balance of
cash
needed, estimated at approxit
mately $2,000,000,
will be
obtained
from
additional financing,
the
amount, kind and date of which has not yet been determined.

undivided interest in the Estate of Leonard

he also has an

and

cash

of

estimates

be

$17,700,000

The

formerly of the Adolph
Lewisohn
Estate and the Leonard Lewisohn Estate, in the Helvetia
Mining District and known as the Rosemont group are included in the
second lease.
Although no deep development has ever been undertaken
copper ore has been produced intermittently from more than a dozen
small mines on this property since
1880. The King mine, which has
been
operated by Richard E. Chilson is one of these and this mine
since 1950 has been and now is producing over 400 tons of ore per
month averaging an excess of 5% edpper and traces of silver,
It is the
irtent of the company to increase this production and to explore in
depth for larger ore bodies where geological indications warrant such
exploration. Frederick Lewisohn, Chairman of the Board of Directors
of the company, has an interest in the properties, leased to the com¬
pany
He is personally the owner of a 10% interest in the properties
The

leased

to

part

pay

company

mately

property is not now in production.
balance of the patented mining property

This

to

it

now

food

frozen

of
has

a

pioneer

frozen
the

industry,

concentrated

food

second

producer

of

citrus

products

in

the

largest

including
orange

volume

concentrates.

juice,

which

it

concentrate

United

of

sales

Its

sells

States,
in

the

principal

under

the

"

Number 5475

182

Volume

and Snow Crop labels. It also markets

Minute Maid

concentrated juices

lrozen

one

unaer

botn

or

number of

a

these

of

two

other

the

labels.

CAPITALIZATION

AS

OF

OCTOBER

notes

due

Jan.

4J/a 'fo

notes

aue

Jan.

5,

1956

of

3,

1968

$2d,0dJ,uou

10,400,000

10,430,000

250,000

250,000

;

principally at 4%„

the

2,770,971

16,785,000

2,250,000 shs.

public offering of

securities jun.or

new

to

the

debentures

the

into

corporation's

debt,

of

form

debentures

of

debentures

stock.

of

the

be

would

and

provide

may

If

such

indenture

required,

defined

as

all

of

the

in

the

pursuant

since

indenture,

outstanding

to

pro¬

now

to

of

which

after

Robert
of

the

the

The

corporation

part

cr

two

next

the

of

three

is

also

the

4'/2%

under

notes

the monies for such
additional mortgages

part of
through

the

term-loan

refunding
on

the

would

agreement.

of

The

underwriters

agreed
its

named

all

Merrill Lynch,
&

to

the

of

eacn

principal

sell

to

each

of

the

of

has severally

underwriters

amount

Pierce, Fen-

Beane

Newhard,

Paine,

the

agreed

debentures

opposite

set

below:

name

ner

has

below, and

purchase,

to

seller

Goodbody

$645,000

Cook

&

Co

Granbery,

175,000

Marache

Hickey &

Webber, Jackson &

Curtis

&

Inc.,

Co.,

120,000

!

325,000

The

Co

325,000

Straus, Blosser & McDowell

120,000

Bear, Stearns & Co

200,003

Henry

100,000

White,

Weld
Becker

G.

A.

&

Blair

&

Co.

Laurence

Co.-_

100,000

Lester,

Mason-Hagan, Inc

Co

&

Co.

&

200,000

Douglas

McEvoy

200,000

Woodard-Elwood

Shields

Company

200,003

Richard

Inc.J

200,000

Cruttenden

Kraus

120,000

A.

120,000

Hanrahan

120,000

Carl

&

Stroud

Eall,

Co.,

&

Bulge

Courts

&

Co.—.

Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
—V.

182,

G.

W.

Co

&

Clarke
&

&

&

McGlone

&

rights

agreement

50.000

Anlagen,

50.000

side

50,000

bochumer

Sons

Co.—

Inc.

Co.,

was

This

has

9,

1955,

Feb.

Middle

South

shares

of

Issuance
a

the

States

of

is

proposed action to modify its order
this company to issue and sell, and
The Southern Co. to acquire, 55,000

Mississippi

opportunity

Valley, and
submit views
in

to

action"

proposed

stock had

of

and

stock

"an

contract

power

United

Inc.,

aforesaid

of the

of

authorized

common

persons

to

notice

a

which

Utilities,

the

terested

respect
of

issued

SEC

The

of

Authorizing Stock Financing—

on

Nov.

America,

of

Commission's

by

Appeals

for

the

order

9

and

through

Atomic

the

District

appealed

was

Columbia

of

Energy

However,

S.

Court

stay

no

of

On

11,

Aug.
to

1955, MVG,

their

Commission

had

herein

advised

steps

necessary

Middle South

application

to

that

MVG

bring

to

stated
"had

it

end

an

basis
for

for

bringing to

such

Commission
of

remand

Feb.

then
the

9,

in

Commission

and

acquisition

and

In

"of

view

the

taken

by

of

Mississippi

Court

of

not

yet
Inc.,

the

order

after

and

and

relates

sippi

Valley

Utilities,

to

of

the

and
to

respeci

The

the

the

issue

Dye

the

acquire

for

reserve

order

shares

As

Nov.

1,

until

action.—V.

proposed

to

181,

Oct.

on

filed

13

a

letter

covering 4.000 shares of common stock (par $1)
preferred stock (par $100) to be offered at par,
writing.
The net proceeds are.to be used to pay for
equipment and supplies located in Rhode Island to the
of

site.

1

The

corporation

covering

offered

at

The

Pa.

$1

net

Oct.

on

300,000
proceeds

of

to

a

letter-of

common

through

are

tion of first 20 homes;

filed

7

shares

share,

per

be

William
used

to

stock

T.

of

cost

South

,%

for

U.

Delaware,

Net

25

<fc

Western

RR.

design

above.

—V.

EEC

corporation
per

share,

filed

14

covering 50,000 shares of

$2.25
used

Oct.

on

common

and

1

Carolina

of

Vernon

Co.

the

to

».

be

p.

Midwest

The

Stock

and construe- ;

on

Oct.

172,

p.

notification

Lsted

with

The

Hart

It

Vernon
merger

stock
was

had

for

the

first

time

Co. of Mount Vernon, Ohio.
approved at special meetings of Miller and Hart and
Company stockholders on Sept. 30.
Miller and

announced

listed
that

on

The

the

Midwest

Mount




Exchange

Vernon

Co.

has

until

Oct.

acquired

13.

all

Corp.

the prin¬
respectively,

and

them,

by

Amount

Chas.

W.

Julien

1,120,000

Field,

Kidder & Co
Masten

Co

650,000

W.

Inc

650,000

&

E.

Newhard,
Robert

&

Sons-

150,000

650,000

Kirkpatrick-Pettis
Peters,

Co.
Chris-

150,000

650,000

Co

Writer

tensen,

500,000

&

Cullon

Davis

200,000

Co.—

Cook &

Garrett

150.000

Inc.

500,000

Curtiss,

100,000

Bioren & Co.—

350,000

J.

&

House

Overton

A.

Harold

Marache &
250,000

UNDERWRITERS—The

underwriters

E.

&

100.000

Co.

&

100,000

Co

Securities

Stetson

300,000

—

to

200,000

650,000

650,000

Co.—

forth

&

Co.

Anthony & Co._

subscribed

Son

Co.

Co.

set

Newbold's

H.

200,000

Co

&

<——

&

S. Dickson & Co., Inc./

agreed

200,000
200,000

Co.—

&

A. M.

& Co
Witter &

C'o.

Richards

200,000
200,000

„

Co._

&

A.

Pressprich

Granbery,

Collins

650,000

Burr,

&

250,000

Baker, Watts & Co

1,120,000

Corp.-

$250,000

&

Scranton

Sons

&

&

W.

CO.

Securi

Securities

Brown

Gardner-—

Reinholdt &

„x,--;__

Dodge

100.000

Corp.

&

Wood

100.000

Co.,

100,000

Wurts, Dulles & Co
below

named

severally

have

purchase from the company, in the respective percentages
below, such of the shares of new common stock as* are not
for
pursuant to the subscription offer. 7c
First

The

Lehman

Boston

182,

&

'45

.

20

—

L

20

Co.—

Lynch,
1571.
'

p.

Corp

Brothers

15

Pierce, Fenner & Beane

"

,

Northwest Casualty Co., Seattle,
Northwestern

See

;

!'i

below.—V.

Association

Fire

Mutual

Wash.—Merges—
168,

p.

2545.

Fire Association, Seattle, Wash,

—Merges Subsidiary—To Change Name—
The

its

Ltd.—Assets Up—
Sept. 30,'55 June 30,'55
$28,572,242 $27,794,816
$28.57
$27.79

with

merger

this

into

and

company

of Northwest Casualty Co.,

announced on Oct. 10.
Mutual insurance

subsidiary, to be effective Dec. 31, 1Q55, was
will

change

Its

to Northwestern

name

Northwestern Mutual Insurance

-1954

1955—Month

Mutual

Northwestern

See

Fire

Association

Operating
Operating

$

$

15,476.865

137,045,920

121,445,908

10,915,048

10,178,705

80.331,432

$

11,962,880

118,661,219

107,114,193

2,941,068

2,165,171

1,510,000

945,000

11,423,000

operating

taxes—

1,174,441

1,051,623

779,226

6,778,685

8,782,000
6,410,826

Other

785,521

Net

operating

income

2,804,723
2,802,066

2,081,366

20,494,528

16,046,037

2,076,305

20,430,850

15,975,087

1,976,006

1,374,564

15,911,329

1,028,942
$0.42

11,823,585
$5.55

9,168,317

$0.74

Federal

12,446,923

1,517,138

incomeshare-

$3.71

expenses
income
taxes-,.

Net

after

—V.

182,

charges

State Electric & Gas Corp.—Stock

Offered

shares re¬
subscrip¬

13, 1955.

Ry.—Earnings—

Offered—Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., on Oct.

syndicate offering $15,000,000 of first mort¬

a

from

Net

ry.

bids

for

bonds,

the

all

as

3%s were:

Halsey, Stuart &

Co.

105.39%

from
from

102.39%

sale

of

to par, and at special redemption
to par, plus accrued Interest in each

prices re¬
case.

proceeds frcm the current stockholder offering and
of first mortgage bonds, will be used to

$17,000,000

of

with

notes,

the

balance

available

for

the

construction program. Construction expenditures
for the
year
1955, estimated at $28,000,000,
include an appropriation for
completion of the
first
130,000
kilowatt unit at the utility's new

company's

station

at

EARNINGS—Total

Ithaca,

N.

operating

Y.
revenues

for

the

12

months

ended

31, 1955, amounted to $75,410,000 and net income was $10,330,000, equal after preferred dividends, to $2.88 per common share.

—

Net

from

Net

ry.

—V.

7,184

i

•

|

1952

$97,785
47,201

15,285

,

86,484

income

723,891
333,143
120,329

868,861
470.457
176,239

630,995
302,572

railway

railway

oper.

1953
$88,039
37,655
9,604

1954
$91,067
39,338
11,818

$68,604
26,157

income

oper.

from

Gross

182, p. 1017.

774,411

323,903
93,622

'

Oswego Falls Corp.—Sales and

Earnings Rise—

30, 1955, were
of 1954, Frank ,C. Ash,
wholly-owned subsidiary, Sealright Co.,
Inc., announced on Oct. 18.
Consolidated net sales of
this
producer of paperboard food
containers and closures and of
dairy packaging equipment and machinery for the nine months ended
Sept. 30, 1955, totaled $32,358,000 compared with $30,574,000 for the
and

Sales

similar

for

earnings

for

than

President

of

period

of

the

nine

months ended Sept.

period

corresponding

the

Falls

Oswego

and

of

its

previous year.
income for the first nine months of

the

1955 amounted
dividends on the first preferred stock, to
For the corresponding period of
1954*
consolidated net income amounted to $1,533,000, equal to $2.27 per
share.
Earnings per share are based on the 648,258 shares of com¬
mon
stock outstanding
on
Sept. 30, 1955 and on the same capital
structure for both periods.—V. 181, p. 1880.
Consolidated

$1,749,000,

$2.61

per

net

equal

common

after

share.

Pacific Northwest Power
New

$15,000,000

railway

From Jan. 1—

to

Kidder, Peabody Si Co. and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
101.41999; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,- 101.404: Blyth & Co., Inc.,
and Smith, Barney & Co.,
(jointly), 101.329, and First Boston Corp.
and Glore, Forgan & Co.
(jointly), 101.189.
The
new
bonds
will be redeemable at regular
redemption prices

Milliken

Net

1955

„

railway—

from

higher

101.4511;

discharge

8.501,171

1222.

p.

August—
Gross

an

(jointly),

'

16,567,268

1571.

share

the

1955—8 Mos.—1954

1955—Month—1954

revenues

14.059,414

$

„

bid of 101.68%.

from

i

17,835,280

$

1955—9 Mos.—1954

corporation

Other

above.

Co.—Earnings-

£_

tion period on Nov.

Inc.,

Co., Seattle, Wash.—

New Name—

value was equal to $27.25 per share.

Beane, will purchase from the company any

Aug.
of

purchasers

accruals

PROCEEDS—Net

Bridge
been

&

Webster

&

Northwestern

aggregate of 303,407 additional shares of its
common "stock (no par) at the rate of one new share for
each 10 shares held. An underwriting group headed by
per

ranging

Bridge
was

Vernon

Dillon

Coifin

1,099,143

bonds, 3%% series due Sept. 1, 1985, at 102.384%
and accrued interest, to yield 3.25%.
The group won
award of the issue at competitive sale on Oct. 19 on a

the

par value 50-cent convertible preferred stock and
284,694 shares of common stock of this company, following finalization
of
the
merger on
Oct. 13 between Miller and Hart, Inc. and The

Mount

1,346,418

gage

198.

260,448 shares of $5

Mount

several

purchased

.$1,120,000
Co.., 1,120,000

—.

Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Earnings—

'

20 headed
-V.

1570.

14,

be

Ripley & Co.

Ohio Bell Telephone

com.

p.

Bonds

(Ohio)—Merger Effective—

Exchange

5,609,917

1,064,236
967,053

maining unsubscribed at the expiration of the

Bradford,

stock

182,

182,

ceding

Mount Vernon Co.

5,490,803

671,048

1,161,200

and including Lehman Brothers,
Wertheim & Co.' and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &

Co.—Merger Effective—

below.—V.

3,818,470

The First Boston Corp.

(par $2), to be offered at
underwriting.. The net proceeds are to be
working capital and general corporate purposes.

Mount Vernon Bridge
Mount

letter

the

to

bonds

Northwestern Mutual

is offering holders of its common
stock of record Oct. 18, 1955, rights to purchase at $37

without

for operating

See

a

of

names

new

taxes-

oper.

per

—This

the

with

additional

of

issuance

the

85,658,496
21,257,668
9,635,228

New York

Mortgage Corp. of America, Philadelphia, Pa.—Files—
The

of

„

Clark,

177,606

the net asset

income

Earns,

moving

cents),
Co.,

&

to

Me,888

share———

per

1955,

tax

rwy.

rwy.

Net

promotion and advertising, contingent fund, etc.

Lackawanna

respect

1955

follows:

ties

2016.

income

S.

Other

Morris & Essex RR.—Bonds to Be PaidEee

12,
p.

income

Gross

4

notification

(par

Bowler

pay

value

Oct.

181,

,

writing

and 360 shares
without under-

*

■

amount

as

Stone

$662,663

1,839,974

Period End. Sept. 30—

to be

with

3,337,475 shs.

4,000,000 shs.

securities

for

Period End. Aug. 31-

Moder-Rate Homes, Inc., Bradford, Pa.—Files—
SEC

220,726
302,494

1016.

p.

with

and

300,000

PURCHASERS—The

cipal

'

$723,788

i

New York,

modify

*
•

restrictions

are

75,000 shs.

50,000 shs.

u__—

Oklahoma City-Ada-Atoka

notification

EEC

par)

40,000 shs.

1954)

representing unsecured indebted¬
sinking fund requirement, included
in current liabilities,
t The company plans to retire the divisional Hen
bonds due in 1956 from the proceeds of the sales of other securities.

its

pursuant

views in

(series

preferred stock,

t Includes

ness.

2358.

p.

There

pfd.

I no

Wertheim

1,697,981

i..

1955,

by
Middle
South
indicated, the order

of

*

bonds,

the food

242,710

assets

net

On

—V.

Southern, Inc., Sumter, S. C.—Files—

corporation

o*—

asset

Net

be

South

of the action

submit

stock

Common

program.

$427,568
86,259

York Capital Fund of Canada,

New
As

Total

acquired

1955,

cumulative

the bank

4,749,764

182,

40,000 shs.

Company.

1955, insofar as said
stock issued by Missis¬

previously

4.15%

R.

226,336

income,—

28,875 shs.

4.40%

4.15%

Shelby

1952

150,000 shs..

preferred

pfd.
(series 1949)
cumulative
preferred—--—
cumulative
preferred-—

Tucker,

207,625

determination,
taken

steps

S. producers of

-1953!',"*

4,994,000

618,875 shs.

cumulative

4Va%

Dean

$719,261

railway

oper,

'Deficit.—V.

is

of

9,

to

ry,

the

to

shares

same;

cumulative

4.50%

Reynolds

1954

income—

railway

from

from

Net

9,

common

and

Co."

action

Middle

future

and

Feb.

of

of

Company

Southern

such

to

discussions

said

11,000

to

of

leading U.

the

mortgage,

1, 1956
preferred stock, (par $100)
"
3.75%
cumulative preferred

Estabrook & Co

a

railway-—

oper.

Net

not

it

consolidated

5%, 50-year bonds, due Sept.

R.

From Jan. 1—
Gross

order.

states that

44,000

:

issued

its

order of Feb.

authority

contract, "the question

power

the

the

ry.

Gen¬

but

first

Light &

Water,

Serial

u.

the

that

$14,200,000
Elmira

Alex.

Co.—Registers With SEC—

Tea

railway—

from

Net

effect

been

of

appropriate

Net

the aforesaid remand of the
order rescinding the authority

to

Co.

and

pending

Generating

Inc.

Model

to
an

rescinding

Southern

gives interested persons
with

enter

accordingly;

with

order

pursuant
to

reconsideration

of

due

1991

Co.

RR.

3%%",

debentures,

15,000,000

a

White, Weld & Co.— 1,120,000

West Germany.

several

fund
1,

fDivisional lien,

Union

1955

from

Gross

issuance

ordered

its affiliate, Leybold-HochvakuumGermany, owners of all rights out¬
steel degassing process developed with

lb2, p. 1222.

August—

order

to

Valley

authorized

1955,

the Commission

Generating Co.

respecting the
respect to

taken

13,

circumstances

is

The

completion

thereto

for

the

heretofore

12,

its

stating

continuing in

shares

Sept.

approved for issuance by the said

issued,

Utilities,
said

the

have

44,000

on

fox

for

1985

—V.

The

ux

Mississippi

of

1984

1,

Morse,

process

with

12,500,000
20,000,000

1,

Orleans, Texas & Mexico Ry.- -Earnings—V.

New

ac¬

acceptable

of

degassing

1980—

due Sept/.

Eastman,

the

Mis¬

progress.

reconsideration

shares

of

Oct.

on

com.

authorization

Commission

time

Appeals

Valley

stock

common

in

11,000

in

U. S.

witn

.bocnum,

1,

Merrill

and that discussions

contract

shares

Appeals

the

this

its

balance

of

announced

at

S.

the

to

mutually

a

take

between

circumstances,

power

to '15,000

which

for

changed

the

reconsider

Court

that

it

U.

but

of

of

of

to

of

10,000,000

1979

series,

Energy

requested,

and

then

tne

wicn

Commission

light

"up

leaving
The

the order

the

must

of

remanded

be

case

to

on

were

amend¬

an

Atomic

directed

been

agree

and

mouon

absence

Company,

acquired

issued."

a

the

in

the

the

erating

filed

case

1955,

that

Court

commenced

the

America

of

end the power contract,"

an

had

puipose

that

relationship

the

Valley and the United States
cordingly, that discussions be held to
sissippi

filed

and Southern

which

AG

S.

1977—

1978

Amount

West

vacuum

negotiating

already

Outstanding

$35,393,000
13,000,000
5,500,000

—_

1,

May

Inc.

pany's general funds and will be applied to the payment of
loans incurred in connection with
the company's expansion
The company currently ranks fifth in sales volume
among
chains of the country.—V. 182, p. 1222.

was
applied for or granted, and MVG on Feb. 11, 1955,
11,000 shares of its common stock to Middle South and Southern.

ment

yet

Circuit.

U.

order

that

issued

of

the

to

Cologne,
the

1,

due

Harriman

enables National Research to offer to U. S. proforgings and castings licenses and equipment for the

large

steel

FINANCING

PRESENT

TO

due Dec.

series,

Dec.

degassing process, 3
President, The

steel

Verein

Richard

by

14

Jan.

scries,

Sinking

registration statement on Oct. 19, 1955 covering 1
$15,000,000 sinking fund subordinated debentures due Nov.
1, 1980,
convertible into common shares to and including Nov. 1, 1965.
The
interest rate and conversion rate are to be supplied by amendment. ;
Hemphill, Noyes & Co. are to be the managing underwriters and the
terms of the underwriting are to be supplied by amendment.
Proceeds from the sale of the debentures will be added to the com¬

predicated in part on the then existence
Nov.
11,
1954,
between
MVG and
the

acting

Feb.

of
to

verein

of

from

service.

due Dec.

Concludes Agreement for

—

Bochumer

Oct.

consummated

was

National

Commission.
The

the

due

due April

series,

3% 7c

dividends

on

This company filed

been

dated

1,

Bache

1955.

1,

series,

series,

8 '/4 %

Commission—

has concluded an agreement covering exclusive

large forgings.—V.

affording in¬
writing with

before

or

EFFECT

1,-1971

2.80%

Detroit, Mich.—Registers With

wniGh are based upon the proven
commercial operation*, of Bochumer Verein AG, where over 10,000 tons
of steel have been vacuum poured in recent months. National Research

to Modify

GIVING

series, due April

8%

agreement

ducers

SEC

—

derived
steam

2%%

207.

p.

Steel Degassing Process—

for

Gmbh

Germany

vacuum

Order

181,

52,000

announced

it

50,000

Co.—

Edwards

Mississippi Valley Generating Co.

*

do.,

cumulative

to

50,000

0/5%

Approximately 82.5% n
electric service; 117*

Corning.

and

were

irom

revenues

and

3 'A %

filed a registiation statement with the SEC on Oct. 12,
shares of its $10 par convertible preferred stock

comoany

licensing

100,000

Corp.

1465.

p.

member of the board of

a

Army.—V.

the

Finance

This corporation

100,000

Reynolds & Co.—
&

J.

U. S. Rights to

&

the company serves electricity and gas are
Ithaca and Lockport and In which it serves

'First mortgage bonds—

trustees
of New York, it was announced today.
Mr. Stevens
P. Stevens & Co., Inc.,. the textile concern, and was

National Research Corp.

100,000

Winslow,

service

CAPITALIZATION

are

Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc. 100,000

200,000

_

on

100,000

Ryons

200,000

Weeks

Marks

M.

Dahlberg & Co
Fahey, Clark & Co

200,000
&

&

120,000

200,000

Inc.—

Co.

Stone

Hornblower

Co

200,000

&

Inc

Hallgarten & Co
Hayden,

Ohio

&

Inc._

Co.,

Kormendi

.—$120,000
Co. 120,000
120.000

Co

&

of New York—Stevens

Co.

at the rate of 68 cents per snare
per annum). The company proposes to make a public offering of 48,000
shares at $12.50 per share with a 75 cents per share commission to
the
underwriters, headed by Baker, Simonds & Co. The remaining 4,000 shares are to be offered by the company to its officers and
employees at $12.50 per share, payable 10%
of the total purchase
price in cash at the time of purchase and the balance in 36 equal ,
monthly installments, without Interest. Each share will be convertible
Initially Into two shares of common stock, $1 par.
Net proceeds of the financing will be used for additional working
capital. The management anticipates that the issuance and sale of the
shares will provide the basis for
the sale to one or more insurance
companies of additional subordinated debentures in a principal amount
not in excess of
$75,000. In connection with such sale the company
Intends to grant an
option to the insurance companies to purchase
20,000 shares of its common stock at a price of $4 per share, exer¬
cisable during a period of not less than two nor more than three years
alter the purchase of the debentures.

subsidiaries.

UNDERWRITERS—The

operating

gas

of about 17,000 square miles
1,400,000, of which an estimated
limits of cities. The more im¬

corporate

Binghamton

are

the business of
electricity and gas-

of New York State.

area

an

approximately
the

the

In

and

western parts

Authorized

Secretary, of

covering

1955,

least

At

1954

and

at

been

have

1954.

May

principally
selling

engaged

Is

comprises

of

outside

only

since

distributing

eastern

cities in which
Auburn, Geneva,

.

.

Securities and Exchange

prooably be obtained
by t.ie corporation's

owned

groves

refunding

located

electricity
of

.

Insurance

company

(entitled

considering

.

Stevens has been elected

T.

National

sale

months.

presently

'/

served

population

2.807c

being

or

this

formerly

offered will own over two-thirds of the
outstanding principal amount of debentures, has not as yet consented to
any
sucn
amendment, Such securities may be offered to the public
within

is

Elmira,

on

is

the

a

70%

central,

stock

common

share

a

-

is President of

im¬

now

which

which

216.

p.

Life

Mutual

the

in

$15,000,000

Clinton,

and

182,

territory

with

cold
182,

Parker said will continue its
Vernon Bridge oo. in V.

Mr.

Mount

aiso

in

the

on

cents

transmitting,

areas

portant
bee

operation,

Board—

conversion
are

indenture

the

and

debentures

for

securities

(with certain exceptions not relevant)

debentures

the

of

issued

stock

common

modification

a

are

poses a limit
funded debt

holder

preferred

or

a

50

of

BUSINESS—Corporation

The

company

Cement Tile has

rate

generating,

irom

between
$8,000,000
and
$10,000,000 of working capital.
Under
present plans such securities would be in the form of debt subordinate
the

bridge

the

of

considering

vide

to

orders

$2,500,000.

1570. V.

p.

of

while Federal

Miller and Hart division,

The

storage

1,180,774 shs.

PUBLIC OFFERING—The corporation is currently

PLANS

backlog

$7,000,000,

mately

2,770,971

Co., said the
amounts to more
backlog of approxi¬

Parker, Board Chairman of The Mount Vernon

Maurice

tnan

16,785,000

subordinated debs, due Dec. 1, 1974
Common stock
(par value 10 cents)—

quarterly

within

current

Mortgages, secured by grove properties,
4 %

DIVIDENDS—Dividends

major manu¬

Corp.

$30,000,0u0

1964

Other notes due Nov.

included

Hart

Outstanding

a

tiles and other construction products.
brought into the consolidated company by Miller and. •
37,000
shares
of Consolidated Electronics Industries
roofing

pre-cast

assets

Other

'

1955

10,

Authorized

33/4%

stock of the Federal Cement Tile Co.,

outstanding

facturer

''

ia

(1701)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

records

established

when

hydro-electric
Oct.

in

dam

this

project

building

the

power

undertakes

company

on

Co.—Plans New Projects—

and

Snake

River,

operations will be
gigantic $210,000,000
it was announced on.

plant

its

14.

by the Washington Water
Power Co.,
Pacific Power & Light Co., Portland General Electric Co.
and Mon¬
tana Power Co., filed Sept. '7 with the Federal Power Commission for
a
license to build and operate the 1,446,000-kilowatt project on the
middle Snake between Oregon and Idaho. Construction schedules call
This

company,

organized

(Continued

on page

52)

j

14

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1702)

Per

DIVIDENDS

Name of

Dominion

Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate

indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second table in which we show the payments previ¬
tables.

the first

In

we

have not yet reached their

ously announced, but which

payment date.
When

Per
Name

Share

o) Company

Acme
Acme

Steel

Products

Control

Gas,

Alabama

preferred

prior

$3.50
Allied

Mills,

Alloy

Inc.

Steel

Cast

American

Colortype
Encaustic

Tiling

Furniture

Hospital

Co.

10-28

1

11-15

I quar.)—_—

87'/2c

12-

1

11-15

(increased

Common

5%%

prior

Note:

The

will

holders

approval

held

Nov.

on

American

Class

Potash

Class

div.

B

at

(quar.i

preferred

(quar.)_

Trap Co. of America,
preferred
(quar.)__
Line

RR.

Line

Mills,

$4.50

Co.

of

Co.

Refining

Avondale

common...

Conn,

(quar.)

Common
from

—

($0,038

—

4%%

Fund

Beech

and

—

of

Ltd

Canada,

Corp.

Bohn

&

Fund

Steel

6%
Buell

Dii

&

&

tion

1

ment

2 Vi %

11-21

10-31

11-23

11-

9

Gas,

11-15

11-

1

Gas

12-

1

11-15

General

12-

1

11-15

General

10c

11-

1

10-20

11-

1

50c

12-12

investment

income)

California

Ink

California

Pacific

&

Co.

(stock
Title

l._

11-

1

10-15

11-28

11-

11-15

10-31

3

10-15

10-

8

25c

11-15

11-

12-

1

11-

9

10-28

10-31

10-19

10-31

10-19

11-30
11-10

11-

1

12-15

12-

1

11-28

10-14

11-

1
1

10-27

12-15

2%

10-25

9-29

11-

1

11-

1

10-24

11-

1

(quar.)

27 Vic

11-15
11-15

10-31

33c

____

_

(quar.i

Ltd., common
preference
(quar.i

Canada

___

Crushed

& Cut Stone,
(quar.)
Dry Ginger Ale Co.—

Common

$4.25

Fund,

Ltd

I.) Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
action taken on common at this time.
South West Corp.
(increased
Public

Service

(quar.)

special

guaranteed

4Vi %

—

(quar.)

Fund

Inc.

income

Glass

Co.,

Continental

Can,
preferred

$3.75
Cook

Electric

common

Cosden

&

at

HI

took

this

to

29

par

$10,

5%
Delta

&

Air

value

Lines

pfd.

Imestment

Distillers
Diversified

&

Co.,

(quar.)

Coal

Ltd.,

Stores

Mfg.

Oil

9

11-15

12-

9

11-15

11-15

11-

10

from

;

7%
on

pfd.

a

10-28

10-

11-

3

8

10-28

11-30

10-31

75c

12-15

11-25

93 %c

1-3-56

12-15

1-4-56
12-

11-1A

11-

10-10

$1.12

11-

(quar.T

10-10

$1.75

11-

10-20

voted

to

Amer.

name

Monthly
Monthly




Oswego

6

Oxford

12-15

12-

1

Pacific

12-

11-

4

Pacific

1

4%

special
Feb.

on

pfd.

No

11-

1

1-2-56

10-20
i

income

12-16

12-

5

(quar.)""

11-16

$1.25

11-

1

I

10-25

11c

11-

1

10-15

10-31

4.40%

11-30

.3.70%

preferred B
preferred C

12-15

11-30

4.05%

preferred D

(quar.)

4.70%
4.50%

preferred E

(quar.)

preferred

(quar.)

1-2-56

Philadelphia,
RR.

15C

10-10

1

11-10

Plymouth

11-30

11-10

Poor

12-

4%c

10-21

9-16

11c

11-15

11-

11-

2

10-19

10-31

10-26

receipts

Inc.—•

11-30

11-10

12-23

11-30

Princeton

62 Vi c

11-15

10-29

Public

11-15

10-28

Common

12-19

12-

2

3.35%

12-19

12-

2

4.50%

Class

12-30

12-15

11-30

11-14

11-30

11-14

15c

1

"

$2.25

1

Lukens

Steel

New

11111"

11-25

12-

1

Rice-Stix,

12-15

12-

1

Rose's

Refractory

Insulation

&

(increased

5,

25c

10,

Stores,

St.
10-18

quar.)_

A

B

45c

12-20

3-1-56

2-14

3-1-56

2-14

$1.12 Vi

3-1-56

$1.05

3-1-56

1

from

Fire

Marine

&

Regis

$4.40

pfd.

Insurance

on

Dec.

Hotel

Nashville

Class-

10-31
11-10
11-17

8c

1

10-25

10c

12-

1

11-15

Lynch

Macleod Cockshutt Gold
Mines,

(quar.)

and

payments

3.50%

the

pre¬

time.)

30c
A

Investors

profit

on

Inc.

sale

investment

Public

Southwestern

of

11-15

10-18

11-

1

10-18

18c

11-15

10-28

33c
92V2C

12- 1

11-15

2-1-56

1-20

1-20

$1

(quarterly
securities

of
and
;

com.

Iquar.)-

12-

1

11-

1

11-

1

(quar.)

97ViC

(quar.)

$1.03%

2-1-56
2-1-56

(quar.)

$1.06%

2-1-56

4.60%

1

12-

preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred

(quar.)

preferred

(quar.)

4.15%

1

12-

(quar.)

4.36%

11-15

preferred

3.90%

37c

11-10

10-31

4.25%

4.40%

Stamford
12-10

11-17

90c

12-10

of

50c

12-

1

11-15

12-

1

11-15

(quar.)

HI
f_
L_~
HI I

$37 Vic

12-

1

11-

2

12-

1

11-

2

15c

IIIIIIIII

11-

1

10c

11-

1

$1.75

11-

1

$1.25

12-12

11-

25c
-

2-1-56

1-20

$1.15

2-1-56

1-20

27,/4c

2-1-56

1-20

45c

11-15

(quar.)

will

vote

at

11-

1

a

three-for-one.

$1.40

II

1-20

$1.10
;

special meet¬
ing to be held in the near future on a
proposal
to split the common
shares

11-17

common

.

1-20

Packaging Corp.—

Stockholders

directors'

a

:

(quar.)

Water

Standard

10-25

11- 1

-

income).

Service,

'

11-30

75c

(quar.)_

—

from

11-20

50c

class

B

from

on

(quar.)
Works iquar.)

Development,*

Southwestern

1

11-

this

at

Co.

Lathe

Texas

12-

90c

(quar.)

12-

stocks

South

meeting.

(quar.)

11-17

75c

quar.i.

omitted

prelerred

Bend

payment

(quar.)

10-17

4.20%

the

South

$37 Vic

12-15

(increased

Corp.

Smith-Douglas

$1

(quar.)

11-30

10-31

$1.20

(Directors

87 %c

10-31

11-25

12- 5

(year-end)

(quar.)

special meeting
on

25c

12-17

$1

Oil

25c

—_

Ltd., class A

RR.

40c
40c
$2»/2C

11-15
12- 1
12-14
12-15
10-25
10-25

12- 2
10-25
11- 1
10-31
11-15
11-30
11-15
10-12
10-12

3.70%

(quar.)

Theatres

11-15

$1

(A.)

11-15

1-10
10-29

10c

Smith

$2

extra

a

10- 6

(quar.)

$1.50

22 Vic

(quar.)

15

10-25

(quar.)

common

Sioux

50c

an

12-15
10- 6

45c

Inc.

Skelly

2

12-10

10-20

1-2-56
10-25

(quar.)

2-14

12-

50c

11-1

$2.25
75c
$1

2-14

2

realized

income)
(initial)

on

Oil

10-20

27'/2c 1-17-56
45c
12- 1
$1.10
1-1-56
20c
10-31

11-15

12-

S-2

(quar.)

com.

Co.

12-

10-17

11-1

Co.—

(quar.i

common

12-15
11- 2

15c

1st

preferied

1

10c

(s-a)_

—

Paper,

1-3-56
11-15
12-15

15c

—

City Stockyards Co., com. (quar.)—;
participating preferred (quar.)
Sisco Gold Mines, Ltd. (interim)

25c

11-15

12-14
12-14
10-28
12- 1

—

Paul

ferred

net

10-31

—

Milling Co., 4%%
Stockyards (quar.)_.

Joseph

4%

10-31

11-23

(quar.)

Sinclair

30c

11-15

1-3-56

30c

$20c
$$1.50
30c
15c
25c

class

Quarterly
10-28

10-31
10-31

(resumed)

Inc.

Russell-Miller

$1

HH
Corp.

(quar.)

L:

Class

11-15

50%

Extra

12-15

10-31

11-15

»

common

12-

Extra

(interim)

.____

dividend

Inc.

12-15

11-15

83c

$1.12Vi

(quar.)

Grip & Batten, Ltd.,
preferied
(quar.)—

1-16-56

95c

25c

1

25c

(initial)

co nmon

Stock

Rapid

1

Hampshire—

—

Simmons

25c

___

New

10-24

Extra

&

$1

(quar.)

1

to

Baltimore

of

Co.

(quar )

J.)

(increased)

preferred

Rayonier,
1

Co.

(N.

11-

Tobacco

preferred

Louisville

Service

6%
11-

Coke

&

Water

preferred (quar.)
Puget Sound Power & Light—

11-14

11-30

37Vic
22'/2C

(quar.)
Gas

10c

taken

Boston

B

Portland

(initial)

split both types
three-for-one basis.

a

37Vic

(quar.)

Sherwin-Williams,

70c

11-18
11-10
11-15
11-15
11- 5
10-20

$1.75
5c

(quar.)

class A

Servomechanisms,

of

12- 1
11-15
12- 1
12- 1
11-15
11- 1

Ry.

(quar.i—

preferred
Rubber

Co.,

11-15

Loblaw Groceterias
Co.,
Class B (quar.i

Lord

&

1

series

11-18
10-17

20c

—

Ashtabula

&

12-

fund

12- 5
10-31

$1.50
Co

Youngstown

44c

stock

11-10
11-10
11-10
11-11
11-10

Norristown

10-18

_

12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1

$1.10
96'/2C
$ 1.17Vz
$1.12V2

&

11-15

investment

new

Myers

F

—

11-15

_

11-18

$1.01

Germantown

Mercantile

Pittsburgh
Co., 7%

10-15

(quar.)_

1

(quar,)—

10-24
10-20

12-15

dividend)—

(quar.)

Pittsburgh

$22 Vic

(stock

Co.

1

(quar.i

12-15
10-31
11- 1

27c

(quar.)

12-15

Fruit

—

(quar.)

(quar.i

1

;

11-18
11- 1
11-30

25c

(qu .r.)

Casualty

11-

com.

11-15
12-15

Pennsylvania Electric Co.—

11-11

preferred

12-

&, Light,

12- 1

$35c
25c

(quar.)

11-25

35%

Liquid Carbonic (increased quar.)

Loew's

Mfg., Ltd., cmi.

12-

Sons

net

held

10c

83/4c
t20c

(quar.i__

11-15

94c

&

5%>

(stock div.)

com.

Inc.

c

(quar.)__

10-24
11-15
11-15
10-28

(quar.)

Drugs,

Penn

$2.25

common

11-10

12- 1
11-18
11-23

$4

<quar.)__

special

be

Oil,

(quar.)_

10-31

95 '/ic

usually voted at the October
Lilly (Eli) & Co., com. (increased),
Common B (increased)—

3>/2%

Western

11- 1

35c

$1.25

(quar.)—__—i

11-15

50c

&

Corp.

$12 Vic

from

Island)

Utilities,

common

action

on

Falls

Co.

50c

Savers.,

12- 1

(s-a)

Extra

Special

Liggett

11-15
10-18

$$3

Ry.

Corp.

distribu¬

a

Keystone Steel & Wire (quar.)
Kings County Lighting (quar.)
Kings County Trust (quar.)

Life

11-15

10-29

Paper Co., $5 pref.
Greyhound Lines

preferred

7%

St.

plus

(quar.)

from

1

12* 1

15c

Peerless

1

(Regular of 24c from net investment inc.-

7c

12-

$1.14

preferred series A (quar.)
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc

Power

(James)

12V2C

11-30

a

profits)

preferred

a

11-15

11-

(quarterly of 20c

representing
(Rhode

Electronics

and

11-19

1

12-15

St.

preferred

Co.

1

12-

11-15

meet¬

15

the

(quar.)__

City

Quebec

Parkview

shares

income

security

Income

to

Canada—

(Boston)

(monthly)

75 Vic

proposal
8%c

of

(liquidating)

a

split

Stockholders will vote at

of

Co.

dep

at

next

on

—

30c

57,

Trust

1

10-

Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—

12-16

$1

$$2.50

Co.,

11-

10-15

50c

Extra

Lees

4.56%

12-

30c

(quar.)

2nd preferred

11-15

Lexington Trust Fund Shares—

two-for-one

change

Corp.

vote

held

10-2

15c

(quar.)

5%

20c

gains)

being changed from

to

will

be

10-31

(quar.)

preferred

Ohio Edison,

35c

(quar.)____:

10-31

15c

(initial)

Gas, com.

1st

&

35c

Trust

4.20%

1

Southern

6%

from

(quar.)

11-15

Corp.—

(quar.)—

Ontario

Investment

preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
(qua^.)H,_.
4Vi%
preferred
(quei'J

3

10-10

(quar.)

Fields

and

preferred

Kellogg

preferred

1

5%

(10c

10-31

10c

Shipbuilding

11-

15c

Fund

11- 4

11-15

series

&

5

12 Vic

.

(quar.)

11-10

12- 1

10c

12-

12 Vic

Harvester

Corp.

Southern

Kansas

11-21

12-

~

Investment Fund.

Doernbecher

Dominguez

1-16

Steel

50c

;.

A

11- 7

11-26

Ltd.—

(Canada),

Brewing Co

*

(quar.)

series

profits

realized

1-16

11-

Quarterly from net investment income
Dixie-Home

(quar.)

common

12- 1

Series—

Olympia

Ltd.—

(quar.)__

11-17
11- 7

\07o

;

stock

Preferred

$1.50

4%

1

series

15c

common

11- 4
12-10
12- 1

.

1

50c

3.80%

$1.05

(quar.)_

<quar.i__

Ice

Diocesan

Co.,

35c
50c
25c

(quar.)

——

Securities

Stock

is

(quar.)

investment

11-10

on

(s-ai

Diamond

&

A

10-28

$15c

(Bait.)

dividend

National

(30c from net Realized security profits and

stockholders

Securities

preference

A.)
Co.

10-20
10-28

11-25

(quar.)

Drug & Chemical

10-20

being

of Canada,

11%C

<quar.)___

10-20

„

Co.

11- 1
11-25

10c

Insurance

Corp.

Automotive Fibres

11-

(quar.)

dividend

of

11-15

12-

Wheel

$1.75

iyear-end)______
(quar.).

40c
2 Vi %

By-Products, Inc.__

at

Ltd.

A

proposal to
two-for-one.
Investors Stock Fund, Inc.

12-16

$1.06

stock

and

1956

is

11- 1

(quar.)

25c

15,

12- 2

11-30

1

(quar.i.

Cement

Life

Monumental

$45c

to

1

2-1-56

37</2c

$4.20

ing

1

time.)

company to Dallas Transit
Dallas Tramit Co.
finitial)

Debentures

action

no

(quar.)

Sept.

Co.,

(quar.i

Stockholders

12-

$37 Vic

"

(quar.)

(quar.)

common

Feb.

12- 2

1-2-56

1-2-56

Mis¬

dividend

National

issue

1, 1956
dividend)

of

for ea. 10 shs. held).

25c

<quar.)_

12- 2

1-2-56

$1.11%

(One sh.

Peaslee-Gaultert

(entire

income)

12-

2-1-56

Stock

25c

1-2-56

$1.12'/a

$3.00

(quar.)

<fc Terminal Co.,

On

basis, the
$20

10c

11-10

Natural-Gas

Portland

Missouri

1

'

$1.76

1

Missouri

Nevada

this

Jan.

on

this

(Dallas)

class

Oil

43/4%

12-

sion Development Co.

5

_

Dauch Paper

Intertype

div.).

56 %c

A

12- 2
12- 2

_■

10c

effective

Cotton

securities

Iowa

(stock

Corp.

————.

j

class

1-2-56

1-2-56

95c

._

$31 %c

preferred

preference
(quar.)
Institutional
Foundation

10-31

(quar.)

96%c

(quar.)

preferred

Mission

10-20

12

$1.08%

preferred

4.45%

6%

1

12-

11-

1

2-for-l.

(quar.)——

(quar.)

Motor

12-31

12-

1
1

97'/2c

preferred

11-

(quar.)

plus

preference

11-18

$25c

Lid.

Corp.,

preferred

Ry.

gains)

Light, $4 preferred

4Vi%

split the

10-31

1

12-

directors'

a

pfd.

(quar.)

12-

;

Oil,

on

3.80%

4.35%

took

at

,

company

Stock

11-15
1

11-

12-23

1

special meeting

a

common

3.90%

11-15
■;

11-4

$$1

22

preferred

35c

(Directors

57c

12-

of

~

preferred

NOTE:

11-30

1

11-16

$1.25

the

3.85%

15c

payment

50c

redemption

B

from

Nov.

split

15c

(quar.)

77,

share

Foods,

5%

in¬

(quar.i

Zellerbach
Power

from

(quar.i

payment

$4.24

Dallas

capital

common

Petroleum

Dallas

for

Investors
35c

4

11-

11-

500%

dividend!—

at

vote

on

to

50c

Extra

12-12

15c

15c

distribution

a

(Directors

Crown

of

and

long-term
National, Ltd

Consumers

1-3-56

60c

quar.i.

(quar.)

(quarterly

from

Conduits

10-28

35C

(increased

Commodore Hotel,

$2.85

10-14

20c

Carbon

vestment

1

10c

(quar.)_

Co.

Extra

Concord

11-15

11-

11-15

11-

3%

•

1

$1.25

;

(Geo.

tion

87 «/a c

(monthly)

HIIII!

Foil

Columbian

$$1.25

10c

preferred

Cochran

div.)__

quar.)

(quar.)
Corp., Ltd.—

Ltd.,

preferied

Hunt

will

held

Metropolitan Edison,

11-18

12-

11-

1-3-56

25c

(stock

$1.27 Vi

(initial

directors'

1

12-10

1

preferred (quar.)
Ltd.—

be

to

11-15

7%

(interim)
(stock

;

per

87n

7

50c

guaranteed
(quar.)
Central Power, common

Monthly
Monthly

12-

12-

10-15

9

12-15

12-

$50c

(quar.)_

$12 Vic

Coal,

■

Jerrold

(quar.)

regular

Colorado

Ltd.

Stores

Society

&

50c

Auto Stamping (quar.)___
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR—
4%

1-2-56

1

12-

11-15

12-30

Thermit Corp.—

National

(quar.)____

Industries

Houston

7

$10c

11-

50c

Quarterly

23c

City

7%

12-

$1.75

quar.)

Vermont

1

1-2-56

$10c

Utilities, Ltd., 5% pfd. <quar.)__
Corp., See Globe-Wernicke Co.

Central

Central

12-

$1.06%

__

(J.

No

35c

10-17

11-30

62 Vic

National

(quar.)

11-11

10-31

50c

National

55c

common

Insurance

Hinde

Trust,

_____

Investment

1-3-56

2

10-20

11-16

12-15

50c

Paper,

proposal

ac¬

(quar.i__.

Power

B

Class

11-21

25c

(quar.i
International
Investment

Canadian

12-20

3

12-

1

34c

common

preference

Hamilton

10-31

-

11-

12-14

Oct.

Extra

preferred

Carthage

11-18

11-30

,

11-25

11-

11-25

$15c

(quar.)

(increased)

(quar.)

com.

Stockholders

11-20

pay¬

on

(quar.i

on

International

Ltd.

Canadian

8

Ltd.—

(increased)

Canadian

12-

$25c

preference

Canada

11-18

1

1st

Metal &

Stock

:

being
dissolved
and
name
changed to Carthage Corp.

,

10-31

8

W.i

West

called

10-31

12-

$32 Vic

(quar.)

11-15
11-15

50c

$$1.50

Cement,

*$1.30

Case

10-31

$2

Canada

stock

held

preferred

common

preferred
1st

$105

10-31

11-15

32 Vie

(quar.)

Extra

6%

11-15

33 '/2C

31 %c

5.08%
preferred (quar.)
Campbell Wyant & Cannon Foundry

no

12-

Co.,

Mersey

Paton

Above

10-31

33 Vic

5.20%

(H.

Extra

10-24

(quar.i
(quar.)

11-20

._;

Hormel

(quar.)

11-18

1

Industries

Mengel

11-15

9

12-

$1.50

took

preferred

Co.

Globe-Wernicke,

10-24

preferred
preferred

1

12-

30c

11-30

(quar.)

15c

Grolier

11-30

preferred

preferred
preferred

12-

37 Vic

(quar.i

Rubber

Gregory

10-26

11-18

3.30%
5.36%

11-15

10-21

11-30

(quar.)

com.

preferred

McLean

11-25

1

11-10

12-15
1-11-56

20c

Ltd.

Hegeler Zinc

25c

Class

Co—

5.28%

9

10-21

32Vic

(quar.)

Extra

11-25

12-

Inc.

Mclr.tyre Porcupine Mines

12-23

12-

(quar.)

new

Lakes

Great

10-24

11-25

9

50c

15c

Investments,

action

57,

10-24

11-

12-

25C

(quar.)

(quar. 1

preferred

$2.25

10-31

10-31

1-3-56

11-10

in¬

capital

Co

&

Corp.,

$2.50

5%

10-27

$$1

McCord

1

time.)

11-17

25c

1

11-

$1.12 V2

meeting

prior

Co.

Grayson-Robinson

11-15

4.40%
■*

$1.40

Co.,

Gossard

no

11-

1

(extra).

(quar.)

Extra

1

1

12-

20c

Extra
29c

12-

50c

(quar.)_

Extra

43 %c

Service

50c

(quar.)

from

from

5c

Mfg.

"12-1

4%

Calculators,

Quarterly

preferred

5.10%

Hancock

(quar.)

Water

57o

11-14

._

A

Marion

10-18

1

(2c

3c

and

dividend

Mattiesson

11-18

12-

Outdoor Advertising (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Ohio—

Gillette

50c

preferred

1

10-21

5%

7c

a

9c

shares

income

Massey-Harris-Ferguson,

>. I

8

Insurance—

Extra

California

4'/2 7c

11-

Gulf

dividend)

12-

15c

25c

(Directors

company

Tin

5c

(quar.)

11-30

Boston

preferred

11-21

10-14

and

gains)

11-18

59c

the

at

$2.20

10-15

10-25

1

$1.12 Vi

<quar.)__,

preferred

Industries

Inc.,

1

11-11

11-17

8

12-12

30c

cf

$6

Service

12-15

11-25
12-

12-

Co.

195

11-

11-11

,___

common

class

Waterworks,

$50c

(quar.)

25c

11-18

12 Vic

(quar.)

General

7 Vic

Ltd

Sons

25C

(quar.)

Corp.

General

50c

P.)

11-15

—"

Holders

V/hen

Payable of Rec.

.

.

income

distribution)

gains

Marcnant

11-15

1

87 J/2 c

Carolina)

Rubber,

8

50c

iquar.)

Dredging,

Fund

Co.,
on

50c

25c
common

1

12-

(quar.)

Wood

20,

&

10-20

$1.50

Co.,

Co.

11-

12c

(increased)

Brass

Machine

(J.

7%

1

12-

50c

iquar.)_

(quar.i

Burroughs

Common

12-

12-15

25c

pfd.

conv.

Castings

Gold

1-9-56

$1

10c

57,

12-

$1.10

—

Warehouse

Stores,

B

&

Great

Fund

preferred

Bulolo

Gar

20c

Corp.

(From

Green

Buckeye

1

Mfg. Co.—

(quar.i

Aluminum

Bowling

12-

$3c

(quar.)__

(quar.i

(California),

Boston

12-15

$1.18%

common

(quar.)___

Bingham-Herbrar.d
Blum's

Gale

10c

Corp.,

Hardware

Beneficial

Fresnillo

1

$0,252

Aircraft

preferied

4%

1

12-

30c

Shoe

preferred

Belknap

12-

1-9-56

Class

Goodall

income

Products

S.i

(A.

from

gainst

Mutual

Rubber

Barr

Beck

12-15

4%

12-12

&

Stock

Bank

$1.12

,

(quar.)
Fund "A"—

capital

Balanced

First

10-28

20c

(quar.)

common—

11-15

_____—-—_

(North

preferred

11-10

50c

(quar.)

preferred

Axe-Houghton

Tire

4Vi%

62 Vic

(s-ai

1

30c

_

Firestone

34 %c

J.)

12-

__

(quar.i

(quar.)

Insurance

37 Vic

iN.

common

11-15

$1.41%

Extra

$1

dividend)

(stock

11-15

$1.34

Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc.

25c

—_____—

Co.

Works,

preferred

Atlantic Coast

12-15

4%

Shipbuilding

Atlantic

11-15

12-

62 Vic

stock)

quar.)

Water

Coast

1

1-1-56

$2c

B

11-15

1

12-1

50c

Formula

class

1

12-

25%

Compress

62 %C

in

12-

Extra

be

to

quar.)

American

5%

11-21

Chemical—

&

(payable

American

Atlantic

Federal

12-20

stock¬

dividend

5 Vi %

10-28

com¬

(interim)

preferred A (quar.)
American 3eal-Kap
(Del.)

Animal

the
for

$4

6%

11-15

11-15

div.)'__—

(stock
from

(2c

Investment

vestment

12-21

9

$1.37 Vi

(quar.)

Inc.

12-

Special

4

$1.06 %

(quar.)

Watch

Sugar

Federal

meeting

a

Mills,

Fitzsimmons

(increased

Stock

Fajardo

$1.31%

submitted

Ltd.

iincreased

A

Stock

Erwin

11-15

29.

Nepheline,

American

11-15

11-29

50c

quar.)—

be

12-16

11-29

1-2-56

11-

Share

Inc.—

shares

capital

11-18

1

11-15

$1.02 Vi

Erie & Pittsburgh RR., gtd.
(quar.)
Erlanger Mills, common
(quar.)
4Vi%
preferred, (qusr.)

1-6-56

12-

Co.

Funds,

Metal

Stock

Eli Lilly & Co., See Lilly
(Eli)
Empire Southern Gas
(quar.)_

25c

2

Company

Copper

Managed

2

11-

50c

dividend

10c

Per

Name of

Co.—

(quar.)__
Rubber
(quar.)

&

National

15c

of Illinois-

(quar.)
two-for-one split of

Hose

Stock

Elgin

30c

(quar.)

prefeired

shaies

mon

Electric

5c

(quar.)—

Co.

Investment

American

10-31

5

—

Supply

11-15
12-

(quar,i_____—._

preferred
5.65 % preferred
$4.40
preferred

11-15
10-25

12-

12-

-

American

1

11-10

20c

Extra'
American

11-15

$55c

—

(quar.)

American

1

<quar.)„

_

common

preferred

convertible

3Vi%

12-

30c

Inc.,

Airlines,

1

5.367,

11-

60c

;

(quar.)

Gas

11-15

11-23

35c

preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)

4%%

10-15

50c

—

(quar.)
(quar.)

Ltd.

Aluminium,
American

11-

8IV2C

(quar.i

(quar.)

4,10 %

11-17

32c

(quar.)

common

12-10

Natural

1

11-23

34 Vic

:

(quar.)

Bradstreet

-12-

50c

—

(quar.)_.

common

preference
&

Paso

5Vi 7c

11-17

10c

!

12-10

Corp.,

4 7c

———

Monday, October 24, 1955

.

Holders

50c

—

•»

Oif~(Calif.)"" 5^7~"pfd. Tquar.)III

Douglas

When

Payable of Rec.

Magma
$$1.25

—

(quar.)
««

Dravo

El

Share

.

—

Aircraft

Extra

11-25

10c

Extra

Air

12-10

40C

(quor.)

"57,j

Dun

-

&

Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)

Douglas

Payable of Rec.

57c

dividend I

(stock

Industries

Holders

Company

.

.

11-15
11-15

10-28

of

from

10-21

12-10

$5c

11-

5.20%
Sun

Oil

Stock

&

Ltd.

Co.

preference

from

short-term

40c

capital

capital

convertible

11-15

1-2-56

12-15

30c

11-15

10-31

48c

10-28

10-21

3Cc

11-15

11-

:

Inc.

investment

Prepare Gas,

1

$25c

(quar.)

net

long-term

(quar.)

<quar.)__

Investment -Fund,

Suburban

11-25

11-15

(A.)

13c

from

10-18

15C

Bros.,

Sterling

10-28

25c

Stein

10-18

1

convertible

Stedman

(Quarterly
income,

gains

5c
30c

and

gains 1

common

preferred

(quar.4

(quar.i

^

1

65c

12-1

11-15

(quar.)

25c

12-10

11-15

dividend

6%

12-15

11-15

Ltd.—
1

12-

(Continued

on

page

48)

i..

Volume 182

Number 5475

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(1703) .15

3k

Stock Record «» New York Stock

Exchange

DAILY RANGE OF PRICES

WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING

YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES

FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK

Range for Predion*

STOCKS

Tear 1964
■

.

Range since Jan. 1
Lowest

Highest

Lowest

1

-49% Apr

8

Jail

7

20

9% Jan

6

115% Apr
14% Dec

5% Jan

5

10% Dec

14

4

50% Dec

30

40% Nov
106

32

Jan

20% Jan
V*1
c

4-

27% Jan,

.

24-% Jan
£8

..

:

56% Dec
.

:

Jan.

18% May

13
,

.31-

Aug 20j-n»

89

29% Dec v8U

18

6

30.

20% Oct

••

.121% Aug
i

Dec

172.

July 29

155% Feb

3

2% Jan

4

12% Jan

4

e5%Jan

6

.

.

21% Dec
111

Jan

12

185

3y* Jan

4

.9

72

140

80

80

.7% Jan

Dec

:

27

4

4

-

.Jan

122

3

3

Jan

21

Dec

13

104

Jan

Jun

14% Jan- „7

20

93

Jan

19

rJan

Jun

12

19% Dec

16

Jan

40% Sep

29

55% Dec

3

Sep

•;

__

pfd

1

1951

-22

-•*31%-

1

Inc

12%

97

Jan

July 14
17-: /

94% Jan

■:■! 74% Nov

S3V* Jan

63% Oct

7

May 28

>134

Oct

>110

Sep

Sep

4y*%

•

1

preferred

Jan

1

11

1% Jan

5

78

Dec

29

3% Feb

1«

72'/* Jan
'

'

28

35.

Feb

67

Jan

■

•'*

2% Oct

11

Jan~~7

$4,375

5

25% Jan
Oct

14

-70

.Oct

11

23
29

70% Jan

4

109

Dec

22

35

Dec

26% Mar 16
98

27

Feb

18

105% Dec

17

16% Jan

4

32% Dec

20

£6

Jan

4

66

Nov

5

9

Jan

20'/2 Jan;
-

102

Jan

Feb

May
29% Sep

.

30

;

91% Feb

<

_l

139 V2 Jun

1

36

110

Sep

2

70

6

20

14% Jan

Dec

20

56% Jan

6

41

Mar 15

33'% Jan

6

Jan

12

84

Co

of

America!—-;

•'♦23%-,24%

Oct

'

6%

5

preferred

American
2nd

Mar 30

Amer

Bosch

4%

Shoe

convertible

3

American

Cable &

49 y* Jun

29

38% May 16

45 '/4 Jun

28

American

Can

33% July 15
21'% Mar 8

5%

preferred—

4

48% Nov 29

43%.Aug 31

38% Nov 29

35% Jan

18

66% Dec

60

12

47

Jan

3

■

7%

•

46% Sep 16
71% May 6

25% Aug 12
32% Dec
6
99

43% Mar 25
125% Apr 21
1C5% Jun 30

23% Mar 17

30% Jun

2

27

100'% Jan

17

Mar 14

633/4 Sep
109% Sej

12

29

91% Sep

Dec

29

48

148% Dec

21

140

114% Dec

27

106

56

29% July 11

-27% Mar 14

Sep

,

".

; Apr

4

Mar 15

127

Sep

'8

44

Oct

11

13% Dec

27

12% Jan

26

15% Jun

48

17

54

Sep

26% Jan

5

39%

Dec"i

34% Mar 10

40 '/4 Sep

11% Sep
8% Jan

2

16

Dec

23

15

20% Sep

4

15% Dec

27

12% Aug 17

33% Jan

5

42% Dec

30

40

67

2

76

Mar

Jan

3

16

American

Enka

22

American

22

American

Export

Mar 30

American

&

Foreign

American

Hide &

28

11

100

Jun

27% Dec

.

14

14

23 Y» Jan

12

100% Jan

19

21% Feb

24

84% Jan

4

17% Jan

11

19% Jan 11

Jan

17

83

Apr

14

Jan

6

13% Sep

16

American

96 '/4 Jan

26

Aug

2

2

25% Jan

20

32% Sep

2

American

20

15

Sep

29

"When

38% Oct

17

30

Apr 21

28% July 27
94% Oct
4

30% Nov 23

105

29% May 19
103

Sep

13

107% Feb

11

35% Apr

7

% Aug 26
27% Jan 21

94y4Jan

6

6%

6%

89

Nov

8

107

Feb

24

104% Mar 25

5

Investment Co of

1

American

Natural

American

News

American

Optical

34% Jan

73% Nov 23

67

Jan

6

101% Sep

22

Amer

Potash

&

13 % Jan

24% Dec 22

21% Mar 14

27% Jun

16

Amer

Rad

Std

7

179% Jan

5

7% May 25

3

American Safety
American
Amer

39 % Jan

3

121% Oct

11

29% Feb

1

47

Jun

13

22

46 y4 Aug 24
131% Aug 12
37% Sep 13
58% Feb 18

62% Nov

17

Jan

4

74 % Dec

8

64% Jan

6

91

Oct

21

121% Jan

8

142% Nov

5

137% Jan

4

145

Apr

11

10% Feb 25

16% Dec

6

14% Jan

12

203/4 Jan

31

172% Jan

13

50

156
55

121

Jan

July
Jun

178% Dec

7

1

66% Dec

29

62% Feb

21

187% July 21
79% Sep 20

22

138% Feb

10

130% Jan

20

141% May 13

4

30% Apr 19
9% July
9
25% Feb 17

45% Dec 29

38% Mar 14

11% Sep 27
28

71% Sep

22
10

7%

American

Sugar
preferred

American

45% Jan

4

59

Nov 23

30

Jan

5

100

Jan

33% Jan

Jan

6

52y2Jan

6

33% Mar 30

6%

6

6

103

Sep

7

12

45% Dec 23

34

Sep

26

American Zinc

72

Sep

21

Anaconda

Wire

Jun

20

July 21
23

52% Mar 29

44% Oct

11

15 ye Nov 29

13% Jan

3

For footnotes




see

page

26.

Mar

57% Jan

'

7

3

■

.

28

343/4 Aug 29

43%

42%

1,600

63%

2,500

28

3,800

*27%.

28

48

48%

160

112%

14

48%

Ill %

301/4
*92 /

55%

27%

28%

800

30%

30%

30%

92%

92%

92%

30

57-

56%

57%

23,900

•150

♦148

♦111

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48 %

1,000

453/4

42

63

55%

14

*45 y8

300

42%

55

-

55%

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45%

27,500

-

63

92%

HI

|

451/4

4,000

44%

43

12,100

42

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14

43%

6%

62%

.■

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47

42%

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45%

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160

.

28%

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62

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54%

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413%

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165
114

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1,300

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37%

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17%

17%

17%

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6,900

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15%

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14%

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19,400

45%

46%

15,600

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36%

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85

79

81

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34%
♦104

91

46 3A

48%

80

90

58'/2

142

893/4
34%

6,400

31%

48%

803/4

3,900

453/4

86 %
141 %

ȣ9

39 %
92

57%

100

10,200

27%

30%

com

10

243/4

553/4

46 Va

34

7,600

243/a

105 7/a

24%

39

56

333/4

*104

36%
105%

24%
90 Va

*104

273/4

31 '/4

124'/2
33%

36%

367/8

1,000

55

45 %
165
42

70

15

40'/a

55%

*122Va
33%

36%

15

14%

55%

175

73/a

1653/4

141/4

28%

30 Va

25

100

103

39

10

100

300

12%

55

par

No par

2,100
8,600

28

No par

165

82

41%

42

85 Va

21%

165
43

*101%

102

8,900

28%

55%

28%

5
100

7%

56

55
-

41

7%

34%
107

♦104

105%

273/4

13%

*29

1

&

36i/2

14%
363/4

24%

41%

Tobacco

Lead

14%

24'/a

*104

•

400

105%

*104

♦12

102

103

23%

31

B__No par

12%

24 %

23%
90%

100

&

38'/4

106

*12'/a

55%

preferred

500

•28%

28%

25%

26

25%

25%

400

18%

18 3/s

10,600

32,600

Smelting—1
*—50

17'/2

18'/2

18%

18%

18%

183/4

18%

18%

63'/a

64 %

63%

64 y8

63%

64%

65 y8

65%

643/4

65%

No par

59 '/a

60

60

60

60%

60%

61%

61%

61

61

440

36

36

35%

35%

35%

35%

35%

36

1,400

Cable

Hocking Glass Corp—

Common
$4

400

105

28

28%

6%

63/4

♦29%

281/4

American Viscose Corp com
American Water Works Co com

40

44% Jan

28

*20%

21

30%

28%

common

Co

110

27%

27%

28%
:

*29%

55

Co

Tobacco

Anaconda

4,200

39%

62

.

5

Refining

Sumatra

Aug 26

105

70

45'/4
;

56

preferred

Anchor

41% Aug 13
109% Nov 24

62

28%

American T«i *1 Tel Co
American

39 y«

41%

413/a

61

110'/2

100

Stores

American

83

47

8% Feb

Co

5'/2%

29

41%

1
cl

Steel Foundries

6%

Sep'Ii

41

Snuff

noncumulative

Preferred

Dec

♦44% '45%

13 Va

100

Preferred

21%

42%

28%

Seating Co
Ship Building Co—No

28% Aug
30% Jun

52

43'/a

55 Va

Razor

29% Aug 16

4

42%

25

Co

13

29% Jan

6%

No par

Sany common

26% Jan

1

Co

Gas

Chem

Aug 13

25% May 17
16% Oct 14

27%
*20%

6%

*148

158

27%
21

6%

5

Co

11% Jan

4

A

1

Corp

13

12% Jan

20

Co

preferred

American

7%

com—2

Smelt & Refg com

American

6%

No par

com——No par

Products

Oct

9

111

preferred

9

31

27%
.: ,*20%

48

•

100

3

21

*691/2

39%
105

105

•

17%

18'%
69

14%

11

11

39'/a

*133/4

23

58% Sep

9,800

*67'%

14%

60% Sep

72% Apr

18'/a

17%

.

•"■

;

28%

38% Apr

6

150

*28

3

6

70%

102

6

40% Mar 14

*70

29

20

50% Jan

700

70%

102

Oct

29 % Jan

29%

28 Va

39

26

20

*29

*101 Va

26VzJan

May 24

.

39%
105

1,600

104 %

29%

V,v>

14

1

convertible preferred

57

...

69

♦1043/a

',

33%

:

104'%

preferred—100

International CorpIssued"

31

Sep 27

1047/a

33%

♦103'A

34%

1,100

♦12 1/4

27% Dec 30

40% Aug 17

104%

1,100

*69'%

.

18%

39'/a

1113/4

12%

42% Dec

33% Dec

39'/4

111%

123/a

15% May

125

173/4
*67

68 %

44,800

*12%

32 y* Jan

22

18 '/a

10,900

23%;

29%

♦103
.

71

.

343/e

.

84%
74

22%

12 Vs

Motors

Mar 31

*69'/2

..

84%
73

12%

American

7%

■;

i

29% ! 29%

71

"

23

No par

4

36

103

1,100

73%

111%; 111%

I

.34'/4

.

86

,

.22%

15,400

29

common

13% Jan

25% Aug 30
44 y* Jan
5

34

29%

111

,

103

,

85

.,

t.

*28%

'

i-

2%
38

813/4

11

118% Jun

*108

337/a

4

73%

>22%

104

*33

811/4

8% Oct

Apr

108

29

72%

22 y4

2%
•■•

.

80%

Molasses

172

5.

72%.

.

.

16,800

801/4

5%%

13

86

85%.

.

5,700

741/4

79

American

161% Jun

;

400

36%

103 '/a

2%

;~*28%

■

,

79%

17

4

I.

•

78%

30

Oct

29

r.

113

77'/4

Jun

170

♦28%
•

-

104%
37

17,700

135

36%

75

*33

:

64 Va

>100

73%

363%

23/4

2%

v

1

Jun

4

-

;■

63%

1

313/4

15

144% Jan

37

103

;23/4

:

*125

^♦109

97%

*29%

32

30

*33

:

v

.

1023/4

101 '/a

64%

73%

'

-•*96%

110

36%

t

-

900

4,800

29%

17

45 % Dec

i

73

•

36'/a

29%

24% Mar 16

4

36%

•200

23%.'.
57%

135

.

110;

;

:

—

*126

.

.

■

7,700

57

•

30%

com

preferred

American

400

r

36 %
<

303/4

American Metal

9'% Jan
37% Feb

i

71%

.

97%

633/4.

112

*23%

36%

'A *96 '/4

f

.:

23%
57%

64%
135

:

/ .563/4

•:. !.••

y4

.

102%

46

110
„

5

prior preferred
—100
& Fdry common—7
3.90% preferred
100

Oct

"60

16%

105%

31

10% Jan

13

*148
,

.- 97

1-

105

*293/4

31

27% Jan

41
61
27'/4
*29%
92%
53%

10

5'/4%

34

'••'*16'/a

31
79%

Ice Co

&

16%

*29%

Metal Co Ltd

53% Mar

115

106

50

Co

preferred

noncumulative

4%%

♦113%

115

1043/4

23%;; -t;>.*23%'
1X36%
367/a

63%

,:';2%:.r

39'/a

45%
41
61
27%
30'%
92('%
543/4

American Mach
.-

,-*113%

3%

Dec

42% Jan

33,400

56%
118

!>

.

*443/4
_

„

20
1

Machine & Metals

1

Jun

~10

153

55%
*113

86

Amer

31% Sep

170

*143
-

118

463/8

11% Sep 23
14% May 12
50% Oct
7

9

145

V

55% ••56%
*112

*33/4

Amer

16

13

20% Mar 14

31

38,400

♦219

*219

85%

28

8% Dec

130

9%

45%

5

180% Nov

200

89

9

37/8

7

24

89

9%

86%

7% Jan

Jan

90

8%

3%

19% Apr

6% Jan

♦89
:

3%

31

22% Feb

20,100

'

3%

Dec

169

20%

4

68% Sep

108

Sep

46% Jan

23

22%

*3%

25

12

100

3,100

3%

4

39% Jan

1,300

3'/4

3%

Jan

9% Nov 22

3>/4

1

41% Mar 16
•

17%
*67

42%

S3 Co

Leather

convertible

Am<>rioan

4

23% Oct

45% Jan

33,600

Products

American-Home

54

100% Jan 20

15

Mar 30

25

31% Dec
107

38

14% Oct

Jan

17% Jan

Jun 29

'

7,000
1,500

116

"-•.:.

36 '/4

363/8
72
;

104 »/2

29%

39%

x42%

Fower„No par

1

Jun

33%

...

'

5% Apr

13

1,300

159

20 y8

145

; 57

*109%

22%.,

*69%

1

Secur
No par
Lines Inc—40c

30

7% May 17

3%

16%v-

♦125

85%

...*103

18'/a

.

.,

*96

.

-.-i

70%:

107%

•

27'/4

European

3% Jun
65

At.

64%

70%

104 %

*104

•

,22

,

69

39'/4

<

.

29

70

17%

____——_5

Gas & Electric

17

92

Corp

Hawaiian

Nov

*157

159

♦221/4

104'/4

56%

37

29 %

*67

-25

29

American

70

'

22%

55%

367/a

...

..

34

,21
6'/2

preferred series C-100

American

20

"

39'

*1151/4

150

23%'

(1

.,..97%.

*2%

33'/2

69 %

No par

American

107

*29'/8

preferred series B_100

6

44% Jan

13"

142

20%

;

115

v-.,

*33

.,

26%

Distilling Co
Encaustic Tiling

20

29

37%

116%

"J"

103%

57

*28%

..,,*20%
63,8

conv

49% Sep

27

12%
140'/a

20%
"

•

8%

*113

%

24

.

101%

.1

3%%

American

86% Oct

321/* Oct

90

:-';:16%-

'•16%

35%

1

104 %

,

conv

1

28

21%

•

,

116 y4

110%

29

33%

4Va%

7

Jan

26

4.70O
100

"•

*115y8

V

22 3/4'

54

120

102

71 %

38

*103

Crystal Sugar com
—_10
prior preferred—H
100
American Cyanamid Co com—n-__ 10
•

Jan

31

par

Co-

62% Feb

4% Dec

12%,'
140 %

3%

♦112%

135

•

20

;

Cable

&

1

28

i>0O0-

31%
113

"20%

%>.! 37%-

*157

20%

*142
•

36%...

63%

12.50

common—

Dec

2% Jun

par

3V2%

10

,

3,600

-

37

116%' 1

8%

*125

102%

*28'/2

American

'•

4

54% Sep

4

Oct

19 y4

*22'/a
90

-iioy4

■

,

72%

-

Corp

.

*96

637/a

101 y*

1

—No par
American Colortype Co -1
-10

12

52% Jan

7

Jan

8.

12%

3%

*115'/a

56%

36%

"*33

50

-

t

Chain

American Chicle

8

31% Jan

Co

preferred

American
,

'

5
4

•31%
113

21

140

"

159

3%

36%

~:>42%>V<-2%"v.

—100

:

Radio

'

11

500

-*

138%'

♦157

53%

'-♦23%
'

96'/4

71 %

No par

Amer Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres Inc common

9% Jan

4

50

5 */2 %

com

preferred-

11

4'

,

36%

Corp com__2

ser

Co

17

48% Jan

"•63 %

50

Arma

preferred 1952
Brake

18-

27 y* Jan

96'/*

.

No par

!

—.

6% Oct

Jan

20%

"

113

'*15%

'

-

41% July 26
-107% Sep 19

•'

'

1" *36%
37 •
;^5«%.; 67%

4»/a% cum conv preferred
100
American Bank Note common—10

23

18% Jan

Jan

•••;';
-

150

100%

106%

22VaJan

22,

112.;"

I2% - 127/a

♦219

*110v

115,,.,'..
16 V/102

84

31

20% Jun

3,400
!

,

22%'" "

21%

,

313/4

111%

21

138

9

53

22%

31

91

22

*31%

•>•35%''31V*

90

113

71

Dec

Jan

21"%'

31 '/a"

•

22%-"

*142

21%

19% Dec

44% Jan

150

83

25% Dec 31

21

'

22

A'

*219

71

4

23

-

19%'.

8%

1

4

35% Feb

32%

■

—1

convertible preferred—,

11

•

.r

116'/a *

*22

110

4% Jan

10

72

32%

lll'/4'

'

20%-

3%

90

135

ley* Jan

14% Jan

72

32%

'

115

100%

3%%

,

-

3%

convertible preferred——100
American. Bakeries Co com—iNo par

»

22% Mar 30

15% Dec
58

100

70%

32

*

-

157%

51%'53%

*125

Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)_
Amerada Petroleum" Corp
No
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No
AmericanrAirlines common

14

65

4

5

36

157

__

'•110

6%

May 31

.

31% Feb

4

104% Mar

21%
'110

134

9%

*113;

gtd_—100.

Amalgamated Leather Qo com—..L

13

21
15

70 V*

32

"•31 '/a

12%'

35%

90

8%

*110

No par

Aluminium Limited-—

8

6

30 y* Oct
Jun

64'/a

.

18%

preferred—100

convertible

Aluminum

23

29VaJun

,

6

37% Jan
96

18 '/a

63%

'

—

21 v-J • -

*115'/a

convertible preferred
100
Alpha Portland Cement-^_>____^._lo

9

105 '/* Jun

•

3 y* %

■

6"

27% Mar 15
Jan

17%

63%

•

'

22

12%

19%

*142

No par

cum

'

39

•

31'/a Mar 15
100

3,500
11,900

18y8

62%

,

70

31%

32%

134

3%

*219'

—100

Allis-Chalmers Mfg common—-—120

■

17

Nov

12%

*89

v. 4.08 %

119% Sep 13
1 3% Mar 29

10'

Jan

22% Dec

91

4

14%

43%'—

.!•' 20%

116y2

f

preferred
Alleghany & West Ry 6%

'

11% Jan

14%

'

;

22 y2 *• 22y2

_1

Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp

Sep 23
Sep 23'

88

18

34

15

26% Dec

70
•

108

18%
'

—

41

'

16

82

19

Apr 23

14%

17%

9,600

107%

■

108

*115%
•

——_100

——

common—

preferred A_
1
$4 prior preferred conv__

*

»

21

55%,May 12
47

72

.31%,

*3iy2

36

3%

„—__i_5

5%%

81% Apr 13"
160% Apr 11
134% Apr 15

26

-

18'/a

40

*107

108%

14%

-

63

r'*21%

♦157— 164%

•

—100

!

common

.,

3

124% Nov

17

-

39%

'

Aug 26 v AUfen Industries Inc_—j
Allied Chemical & Dye———No
122% July
6 '
par
■<*
Allied Kid Co25% Aug
5
^^__5
Allied Mills™
." 40
_No par
July 22
Allied Stores Corp oommon—No
63% Jun
9
par
98
4%< preferred
Apr 11
100

11

147% Nov 26

34% Aug

103.

'

134

134

'

45% Jan

:

~

•20%

>> 20%'

-

61% Mar 14

*

60

17%

62%

*68

32%

35%

•'V

100

common-

preferred™.—

14y4•

18%

V

109%

20%

-

—

No par

series-—

Inc

14'/4

•

63

:.31%
r,43%": liv1. "43%':

*

\

____l

—

14%

18

31%,.

-

-•109%

*

;;

40%

*107

62%
*•

72

31.

•j

Corp—-.^^.No par-

Alleghany Corp

12

115
v

20 '.•

'

.

Shares

39%

.

109

107

the Week

Oct. 21

'

123

7

Mar

37% Jan

*"

24

60% Sep

,

3

-34% Jun

16

39%.,

Friday

Oct. 2(1

'

3

4

28

7%

18%

issued*5 >-

Products

Aldens

5

170s

18

106

i

Alco

July 12

108%

14%

62%

*67 ■*
■

Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
_-_100Alaska Juneau Gold Mining™
lo

9

326

16

,

4.50%

.

39%

Sales for

Thursday
"

'

20

104% Dec

18%

_1Q

Air Reduction Inc common
1

20

Aug

.

11'

'

Mar 14

38% Jan

5

-

-91% Aug

26.

Dec

f. 15% Dec 30

.

v

14%

62

™50~

..

Co

Corp
Aeroquip Corp

28% July 25

106 :

6

117

6

45% Dec

71% Jan

~'When

.26% Mar 30

113

92% Mar 11
J 8% Jan.

Jan

.

209 '/a Jan

141

6

Jan

2
23

May

Jan

6

29

Dec

Jan

170

Aug

210

97

July 28

7

18,

24

39%

♦107

SALE PRICES

Oct. 19

"

25

common

Express., Co_——

'""

23

109% Jan

.

2.50
"

Inc

Admiral

21

39%

108 y2

14%

Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__10

Sep

Dec

.•

Sep.29

28y* Jan

'

29

18% July 28

Steel

Adams-Miilis

Oct

11

Motors Co_

preferred

Adams

1'

4

15 % Aug

17% Oct

♦107

___100

:

HIGH

Wednesday

Oct. 18

39%

39%

8 C

>39

11

5%

i

5

common

Tuesday

Oct. 17

"

Acme

141

3% Oct

-

-

20

30'/Wan

14

Monday
Par

Vending Corp

ACF Industries
-

Mar 15

157.

-•

29

Dec

14

27% Mar 14.
107

.

3% Mar 25

iey* Jun. 14

..

29?

;34.%J3ep

preferred:

ACF-Brill

■

-79...
Aug 25
..35% Sep 20

-

-

<.,12% Oct
33
123

19

-4%

ABC

Aug 25

-

j Jun,
3.
77% Jan 21..

.

Dec~29;.

2

Feb. 24

22% Mar:
104

27

8 '>'51
Sep 22
2im-Dot' 19 v: ~25%Sep 12

Nov 30'. >

5

1

3?% Jan.

>.

5

Feb

71

Jan

'

Abbott Laboratories
'

16 V* Jan

-

18

25Vi Jan
»

4

<

.

3

23% Sep

6
7% Mar 23;

53

31

111

19

LOW AND

STOCK

EXCHANGE

48% Jan

18

Jan

,

-46% Jan

30

44% Noy .29

4

107. -Jan

31

26% Dec

Nov 24

61

•

39% Oct

NEW YORK

Highest

& Co

6.25

35%

35%

No par

t

preferred

Anderson Clayton

*104
*35
45 Va
*29 V*

107
35%
46 Va
30 %

21.80

Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp

10

Andes Copper Mining

14

•

HO

£

35

106%
35

45%

46%

*29%

29%

•

>-> 0

i."

343/8
47

*29%

107

34%
473/4
30

•104'A

34%
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NEW YORK STOCK
Lowest

Highest

1% Feb

4

17% Jan

4

36

46% Dec

Oct

24% May
36

~i% Apr" 30

6% Jan

11

6

16
6

11

Jan

May 19
May 13
3

Jan

18% Jan

4

83% Jan

6

31% Jan

19% Sep

29

6% Jun

14

24 *

22

3

9% Feb

Mar 15

Jan

17

29% Sep

Arvln

.

4

—_No par

5

Industries

12% Jan

6

17

Jun

17

5-

30

Jun

16

2nd

26% Mar 14V

Nov 29

22

104% Feb

NOV 11

55

52% Feb

134% Dec

121% Jan

6
18

8

113

1

69

May 27

18

151

103% Oct

Oct

13

101

10

4

95% Jan

4

101% Dec

10

96% Sep

15

29

4

43% Dec

10

38% Sep

6

39% Dec 29

,

52% Dec

4

17

10% May 28

2

9
101% Apr 20
48% Mar 31

;

14% Aug 23

10

18% Aug 23
24% Sep -7

17

4% Jan

4

•7% Jan

,-

4

7 '

18

:

30

42

Oct

11

8

20*

54

Atlas

Austin

20,600

14%

15%

22,600

29%

30-/a

'19%

20%

lab

7%

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7%

; <7%

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7%

7%

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27%

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27%

27

15%

15%

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15%

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27%

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108%

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101

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28

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12%

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22%

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prior

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53

15%

—No par

pref ($1.20)
No par
Canteen Co ot Amer—5

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Nichols

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52%

52'%

53

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6

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5%

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49% Dec 29

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46

29%

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24«% Sep

45%

45%

99%

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100
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Refining

Common

11:

Jan

45%

29%

i5-/„

50

Electric

Coast

Atlantic

9

141% Jap

&ep 28
Mar 21*

19

29

Dec

Juiy Id'
,

27

45%
15%

27%

50

Preferred

15'/a Jun

12

20

May 26

v

—10'

Atlas Corp

11% Mar 23

Feb

Jan

26%

400

38s/4

27%

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1

,

Co

preferred

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63% Aug 26 '

5

38%

27

20%

—100

_

City

38%

27

14%

„

Shares

4%

4%

Corp—

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4%

8

40% Sep

Goods

Dry

101

5

38

'29%

.

:

'

47% Mar 14

Mar 24

44%

4%

*7%

;

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preferred

Atlantic

Mar 17

591% Mar

34% May 17

15
16

par

Preferred

3 "■

Atlas

34% Jan

Inc

Associates Investment

Aug 11

96'% Oct

5

62
30

5

Jan

1

15

20

Jan

44%

26%
44%

4%

the Week;

Friday
Oct. n

20%

Oil & Refining Co—lpreferred $1.50 series._No par

5.25%

22-

Jun

Jun

37% Jan

92

No

Common

Aug 15

41% Oct

Dec

58

-37% Sep

8-

28% Oct

61

38%

26%

'99%

Ashland

25% Apr

Associated

14% Jan

Illinois

Corp
Carpet Co Inc

14

30

92% Jan

of

preferred

Artloom

13

Co

Constable

Arnold

18

111% Dec

37%

26%

15%

&

*3.75

14% Apr

4

37%

28%

29 %

31

Dec

38%

43%

__10

Corp

•4%

26%
14%

19

Steel

4%

*4%

37-/4

5

Corp

Oct. 20

37%

28%

28

102% Apr

Armco

26% Jan

10% Nov
23

Argo Oil

Thursday

Oct. 1!)

4%

4%

com_—5

35% Apr

30

22

5
No par

Armstrong Cork Co common—-^..1

11

96 % Aug

8% Oct 26
27
Jan 26

6
13

Co Inc

Sales for

Wednesday

Oct. 18

Oct. 17

Armour

26% Oct

93% Jan

P W Products

PRICES

SALE

Tuesday

Monday
Par

Archer-Daniels-Midland

5

7

102% Dec

LOW AND HIGH

STOCK

50% Sep 22
16% Feb 10

May 12

13% Jan

14% Dec 31

A

3
14

31% July

3

YORK

*

EXCHANGE

43% Feb

4y» May 19

6'% Dec 31
7
26 '/a Dec 28

11

12% Jan

NEW

Range since Ian. 1
Highest

Fear 1954

Lowest

EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD

STOCKS

Range for Previous

I

Monday, October 24, 1955

<

'

7U0

1

"'

J

:

B

4% Jan

4

8

Nov 23

6% Aug 18

42% Jan

7

75% Dec

30

66

Jan

11

13% Dec

29

11% Jan

6

26% Jan

8

31% July 26

107

Jan

7

113% Dec .9

109

08

Jan

7

107

Nov 26

99

18% Jan

11

39 % Jan

4

\

8'A Feb

18

8% Jan

16% Jan

30'A Jan

114

10

29

35% Jan

18

60% Nov 19

54% Jan

113'% May

14
6

40% Dec

Babbitt

(B

Babcock

&

105

Baltimore

100

44%

"43'A

44'%

45%

44%

45'%

451%-

46'%

66%

•67

67

67%

67%

68%

67%

67'%

30

Jan

29

83

Jan

4

102 J/2 Sep

28

30

50

Oct

12

66% Jan

13

Barber
Barker

99% Jan
13% May
<1

Sep

19

5

38 »/2 Mar

8

45

Sep

15

4

36% Dec

33 J/2 Jan

3

72% Mar 29

Bath

19 J/4 Sep

Bayuk Cigars Inc

10% Dec 23

6

3

55% Dec

14% Jan

8

143 % Dec

•

9

IO71/4 Dec
25

Dec

49% Sep
133

2

103% Jun

31

17

41

1

10% Apr 14
20% Nov 26

90% Jan

4

18

85

Jan

27

20% Jan

107 J/2 May

35% Sep

Beck Shoe

Juiy 11

Dec

29

40

Jan

3

49

Oct

Beech Aircraft Corp—
Beech Creek RR
*

35% Sep
14% Oct

10

26% Oct

21

25

13

Oct

13

25

Dec

27

22

Jan

6

31% Dec

31

30 J/2 Jan

17

100

Nov 17

96 J/2 Mar

1% Dec

23

,

Oct

1

■

Apr

Jan

4

111% Dec

31

101 % Jan

5

168 J/4 Nov 29

3

•

Feb

101

14

59J/2 Mar

26

22% Feb

3

30

80% Oct

27

74

165 J/8 Sep

7

Jan

Sep

15

,37

iSep 30.

17% Jan -12

29 % Dec

3

24

Aug 17

31

14% Jan

11

27% Dec 31

25

Sep

22% Feb

33% Jun

3

32 J/4 Dec

30

28% Mar 15

5

75

29

54% May 18

1

Jan

26

6% Jan

4

17% Dec 31

13% Jan

4

18

23

8

26'

July 29

Dec

39% Jan
Jan

3

15 J/2 Mar 14

19% Jun

22

.

11

9% Jan

,

20

14

74 J/2

Sep

Aug

8

39

Dec

14

•3% Jan

34% Jan

6

12

99

»Dec

17

49% Jan

95 % Sep

12

7

56% Aug

3

53 J/4 Jan

11% Jun

6

23% Jan

11

18

3

62

;

13

14% Jan

32% Dec

14

17

2dy9Jan

10

13

Oct

44% Dec 21

38

19

Jan

11

19% Jan

4

•5% July 20
28

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12% Jan
80

6

4

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13

13% Jan

15

22

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12

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4

74

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6

25% Feb

24

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3

73% Jun

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74% Nov

8

15% Jan

4

11% Feb

4

67

Oct

34% Dec
100

7% Jan
16% Jun
98

July

25

28 J/4 Jan

Mar 11

95

2

32

29
83
July 28
221/4 Dec 30
36 J/a Dec

46 V8 Mar

99

28

34% May

Aug 11
Sep

26

36 J/2 Feb

6

6

85% Jan

20

26% Oct

21

27'/a Aug 17
22 J/8 6ct 14
16

5

Mar 15

83 J/4 Oct

77% Aug 11
78% Dec 14
25% Nov 12

71

14

Sep 30

76% Jan

22% Jan

3
6

34 Va Jun

2

107% Nov

24

Oct

11

33'/4

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34'%

34'%

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29

28%

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87%

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20

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comipon
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52 5'8

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106

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29%

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100

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26

5
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92'%

92'%

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200

27'%

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26%

27

2,200

29%

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29%

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15%

15%

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15%

15'%

15'/a

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27%

27'%

27%

27%

27%

27%

27%

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9%

9%

5

91/4

par

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271%

26'/a

26%

101%

101%

101%

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101'/a

9'%
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5

3,700

V

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50

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32

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4

1% Jan

4

36% Dec 31
3% Dec 31

7% Jan

8

12

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20% J an

4

Dec

33% Jan

7

2% May 17

23

10% Jan

6

7'/a July 14

42% Dec

13

28% Dec

8

37% Oct
26

Jan

14'/4 Sep

26

91 »/2 Jan

17

57% Jan 13

21%

27% July

Jan

4

33

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61

Pot footnotes




Dec

31

9

25% Jan

29

28 % Mar 14

July 23
see

page

10

53% May 27
28.

39'%

39%
5'%
11%

Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co__
1_1.80
Campbell W & c Foundry
15

7%

7%

37%

38%

Apr 11
4

Nov 30

39%
5'%

20

May 13

5

-

11%

41% Oct

60

11

5

1

II•_!~I—I—5

44 J/4 Apr

99 J/2

Jan

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Callahan

6

62% Jan

22%

California Packing Corp

6% Aug 15
15% Mar 3
11 J/a

14

11% Aug 20
80% Jan
6

15»/8 Dec

46% July 28

16% Apr
100

13

July 15

64 J/4 Feb

7

32 J/a Aug 29

351/2 Jun

16

59

21

Feb

Zinc-Lead

Calumet & Hecla Inc

Canada Dry Ginger Ale

14%

*94'%

95%

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63

Mills

100
No par

28'%
31%

31%

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55'%

40
5

11'%

40%

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4%
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5

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95%
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37%

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39'%

5%
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7%

36%

com__1.65y2

39%

38%
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36%

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Canada Southern Ry Co.
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian Pacific Ry

Cannon

5

11%

55

62

*54'%

13%

95%
62

55'%

"

15%
95

95

1,700
-

17,300

150

62 b

50

28%

28%

600

31%

32

*61

*55

55'%

1
{
}

A

80

83%

15%
"

100

participating preferred

*83'%

84

27%

1

15

Butte Copper & Zinc
ZZZZI_.
Byers Co (A M) common-No

"

26%

;

,-v

•

80

*84

21%

92

22 y4

85'%

100

;

21'%

20'%

16%

com—;

20%
92

-18%

"22'%-

1

100

;

"

22

20%

271%

27%

'f

-34%

24%

34'%

f

■

24%

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102

102

98

92'%

*91

93

J
'

,

98

34%

5

Co

Co

i

,

24

No par

:

.

1

•

86%
30%

•

■•i

6,500

..

20

40%

*96%

•

•.

32%

32%

5

Co common:

preferred

30%
98

8,100

63

'

preferred

Inc

.

•

.

53

Va

*52%
I9t a

15'%
15'%
'100'% 101

No par

Co

—__

53 b

30'%

.—100

Bulova Watch Co Inc

7%

16

13%
16 J/a

*13%

63%

42;

—2.50

„

Gas

Co

Terminal
Butler Bros

46*

"

!

Bigelow

Bush

38,300

169

62%

'

16%

62%

■

5

common

preferred

3%%

2,400

154%

168'%

RR—

Union

4%

46'/8

1521%

167%

65%

!
,

^

Co

46'%

152%

167'%

25'%

28%

100

Forge

46'%

.149%

35

30%

65'

-'I., .15

Maine

(The)

46'%

25'%

:

*32

148%*.

.

147%
*167

25%

30'/a
64

i_2.60

Co—

Burlington Industries

•

148'%

•

r

25,900

168'A

46

46%'

<

5

u

Laughlln

preferred

Buffalo
Bullard

12% Aug 26
4

48%

19%

1

W) Co

.

_

3

48 '/d

1%

'

Boeing Airplane

$5

1

36 J/4 Feb

48 '/a,

20

25%

.

bOO

106

;

34%;

Budd

*101

106

19%
1%

25 J/4

-

35

46%

34%

-•

♦101

800

13,000

41%

46%
20

25%

&

3,900
.

24%

l'/4

1%'

34% '•

Brown Shoe

27

103% Jan

106

*101

106

25 Va

Brown

22

29

99% Jan 26

33'%

10

(Delaware)

Brooklyn

26

11

1

33'A

15%

22

Apr

8% Oct

>

33 J/4

*82»%

3%%

8

Jun

12

16

13

-'24

50

26%

13

24%

16%

Bridgeport Brass Co

16

92

10% Apr
26% Sep

•

26%

13'%

83'%

Brlggs Manufacturing Co
Brlggs & Stratton
Bristol-Myers Co common

6

80

19% July

4

27

Common

9

40

11,400

48%

*47%

24i%

15%

4'%%

7,200

22

'
,

26%

*821/4

*

40

23

22

48'%

13'%

16'%

5% preferred
Braniff Airways Inc.

23

92

13'%

-

83%

3'%% preferred
Boston Edison Co

4'

92

21%

15%

19

92

*91'%

92'%

24'%

13%

5

—;

Borg-Warner Corp

19

210

32%

lOo

27

Borden

7

700

32'/a

10b J/2

13'%
23%

3

16

*

32%

*47'%

,*82
34/4

Co

132

26%

*13

13 J/8

11

29

50

*120

,

24'A

27'A

-

'*10%

1

30'A Jun

27%

13

Book-of-the-Month Club Inc_.1.1.25

6

6

26%

27%

'50
:

32'%

32i%"
21'%

146

Class B

110

105 V*

48%

*167-

(E

100
"

105'%

106

21 %

48%

7-

21

Mar 18

20%
*47 %

14

25% Sep

Jan

20%

48%

132

*47%

21

20'A
48

28%

21 J/4 Aug

15

*31'%

*13%
16

47% Feb

23

92'/4

par

11

16

*91 'A

46'%

-

July 21

29

31%

•'*91 »/4

(Del) com—No par

Bucyrus-Erle

Dec

31%

u_—4

13

Dec

31%

1 peso

Brunswlck-Balke-Collender

92% Mar

31%
92%

—l

29% Jan

„

31 »/4

•

50

*124

'

16 '/a

17

50

" 127

*105'%

;

*16%

17

50%

106

No par

95 J/4 July 29

1,200

17
50
127

23%

rW

23,

23

16%

17
50 J/4 "

10

Co

40

6

17
*50

♦105'%

\

Bond' Stores

July 25
J«m

3,500

103 'A

•

100*

31% Feb

Mar 14

15% Ja-n

17% Dec 29

IV"

3

17% May 17;
111

42%

166%

100'/2Apr 25

6

,33

Sep

42'%

42'/a

42ya

23%

Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
Bon Ami Co class A
*
No

56 J/4 July 20

24% Jan

6

'Jan

30
Mar 12
51% Aug 16

Oct

29

18% Mar 28

21

20% Jan

21

29% Sep
64 J/2 Sep

3'

82

Dec 28

88

3

11

14Jan

17% Dec 20

.85

July

61% Sep

May 10

56% Jan

29

33% Aug
14% Dec

8

11% Jan

100

Mar 14-

Dec

66% May
48 V* Apr

42%

41%

41%

148'%

Boston &

Dec

52'% Oct
38

i

41 J/4

46 J/V

&

*3,600

22%

41'%

146 »/8

Bliss
&

51'%

22%

23 J/4

common

preferred

Bliss

9

25
Aug 23
13% Oct 19

41%

-'50'/a

32 Va

Co

40%
104"

51
'*■

42'

105 J/4

*

Biaw-Knox

3

,31% Sep

57% Mar 17
35% Dec 13

•% May 3
20 % May 11
6% Jan
6

Sep

88 J/2 Mar

4

14;

20J/4 Mar 15

29

12 J/4 Jan

35
v

Mar

*40,

*102%

51%

22%

Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4ya% pfd series of 1951—100
Black & Decker Mfg Co
new—_/_!

16

85% Sep

11

40'%
104

"

Co

Steel

2,400

*22

160'%

7%

68'%

*11'%

—100

Bethlehem

67%

110

22%

'

19

18

33% Oct

22

Apr

18

,

32,700

42

131,

-10

Benguet Consol Mining Co
&' Co

46-/8

45

•41'%

*121

___l

preferred

Best

20

%

*

*22

126

1

Best Foods

1

511%

1031%

—1

Beneficial Finance
'

*102%

"4,700

101%

103'%

42

42

H

16%

50

Co

*39»%

'•;■

51'%

33%

33%

2,a00

23

*22'%

41%

*50

—100

Bendix Aviation

7

170

6

13'% Jan

pfd

Corp

Howell

56% July

6

158% Sep

&

35% Juiy 25

7

29

Aircraft

4J/4%

14

1J/2 Jan

Packing

Bell

Bell

,;

18

Apr

4%%

Belding-Heminway

15

22

14"% Dec

Dec

Beech-Nut

16

42 J/4 Apr

8

6

24% Apr
8
35% Dec 31

6

17% Jan 25
38

Mar 14
Jan

14

(A S)

40

51V4

28,200

♦IOS'%

.

104

511/4'-*

126

2.50

___

Mar 18

34% May

40 »/2

100

96

144% Jan

May

22

*39%
*102%

v

110 (
110 /
*103'%'- 164'%

13

'

No par

__

30

30

17% Nov

4%% preferred
Beaunlt
Mills
Inc

11

43

28

2

23%
41

41

10

___

26

48% Dec

•5% Apr

13

*22%

Beatrice Foods Co common___^12.50
3%% conv prior preferred
100

Jan

4

0% May

8

29

Corp

20% Sep

32% Dec 29

50

Jun
Jun

Works

21

19% Sep
24

16

57
147

Iron

lo

40
104

50%

-•-51 J/2

51

50

—

*39'%
*102%

•

104

*102%

10

common

preferred

Dec

•

45

% May 18

6

27
24

22 '/a Mar 14

90% Nov 22
26

Jan

Brothers

4 '/a %

40

*39%

__100
1

_

26

4

17% Jan

preferred

5

6

28% Dec

5%

Corp

15 J/4 Jan

Jan

Jun

Oil

17% Sep 30
40% Oct
1

0% Jan
*2

Convertible

;

33%

33%

i,900

6%
91 -■•*

12%

33%

100

4%

July 14

6'%
90'%

v

13

104%

31

4

6>%
89;

110%

Dec

4

12%

33.'%*

Dec

4

12%

-

*109^4

Dec

Jan

\

12%

.

*103%

33

__100

33%

8.1

109 J/4-J

32

40% Jan

V

87%

104'% :!

64

107

6%-

".*6%

87

;l0y'/4

86

0% Jan

12%

33%

33%

6%

v

*103%

4

10

6%
87%

12%

12%

b

:•

86%-

110%

4

20% Jan

6%
*"

104 '/a

10

1

6%

88 J%

v

Feb

11% July
24% May

.

noncumulative preferred—100
Bangor & Aroostook common
50

1

45

:

1*2 %

No par

Co

4%%

preferred series B
preferred series C—
Baltimore & Ohio common

71% Aug 31

6

Elec

di

6%
87 »/4

Corp——13

4%

43% Jan

68

Gas

-

♦109 J/4

>

12

53% Sep

1

(The)_Nopar

*103

;

5.

Jan

Inc

T)

Wilcox Co

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton

35% Aug 12

Mar 31

Jun

10

Mar 24:

24 J/2 Mar 30

19,700
100

Volume

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Number 5475

182

(1705)

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous

STOCKS

Year 11)54

Lowest

8% Jan
28

4

Jan

17'A Jan

5

: Jan

27% Dec 29

5

107

22% Jan

6

37% Jun

7

12

30 Va Mar 14

38% Sep

21

17

25% OCt

36% Apr

6

126

Dec

112

31

10

Jan

11

20% Oct

22

25% Dec

30.

40%'Jan

5

63% Dec

31

55% Jan

4

62 % Apr

13-

48 % Oct

18

23

-

Mar 15

13

Jan

13 Ye May

113

Jan

7

20% Nov. 22
19% Dec

3

4

<16% Apr
107 % Jan

28

.66% May

14% Oct

16

Jan

<15% Jan
■

18

11

120'A Oct

10

57

Mhy 16

102% Feb

121

115% Mar 16

130

Nov 26

105% May

8

Oct

26% Jan

11

81% Dec

30;

75% Oct

19

4

30% Dec

31s

27

Jan

27

July 26
37% Sep 22

19% Dec 21

18% Jan

26

19% Apr

21

5%

21% Mar 12:

20

22

Apr

20

Central

11%-Sep

22

^Central

69 % May. 25

32%

32%

32%

32%

343A

343A

36%

34%

34%

34%

35%

35

35 Va

34%

34 Va

5,700

10

25%

26

26

26%

26

26%

26 Va

26%

26%

26%

2,100

*119%

120

,

4 Va %

28

4% Jan

4

8% Dec

40% Dec

28

•54% Mar 24

82

22-

Dec

20:

3

Jan

7% Jan

6

37% Jan

18

.-79% Jan

3

12% Jan

4

15% Dec

27

14% Jan

'38% Jan

8

47% Dec

21 <

45% Jan

93% Sep

31
5

105% Dec

19

19% Jan

8

112% Sep
26

Dec

30

108

Jun

8

24

Jan

-

18

112

23 Vis Jan

6

31% Dec 29

29% Jan

26

14% Nov

26

13% Oct

4

10% Nov 29

8 % Jan

6% May 27
20% Jan
4

23%

23%

23%

23%

233/4

23%

23%

2,700

76

76 Va

76%

76'/a

76%

78%;

77%

78%

6,400

48%

48%

49

49%

49

49%

7,300

51%'

51%

51%

51%

51%

51%

10

50

12.50

41% Dec

28'

Mar 14

21

30

20%

20%

125

*123

50 3/4

*1033/4
20%

76

77%

32

32

32 %

32 Va

32%

323A

32%

*19'/a

19'A

19 Va

19 Va

19

19 Va

19%

20%

*20%

20%

20%

203/4

20%

10

'76%

2.800

33 Va

32%

4,800

19 Va

20%

19 Va

500

20%

19%

*20%

22,660

123

76
?

9,100

20%

123

,

76%

450

106%

20%"
125

75%

5

'

1"

27 Va

26%

*25 %

26%

*25 Va

■32%

RR

50

*25'A

Co

of

N

new—;

J

-Central & South West Corp-*
Central Violeta Sugar Co

4

17% July 21

Century Ribbon Mills

59%-Sep

Cerro

19

de

Pasco

Certain-Teed
Chadbourn

60
108

May 12

Nov

22

Corp

20%

800

5

62

July

6

11

109

Feb

3

68

Feb

16

Chance

9% Feb

25

Checker

50

38 3A Aug

11

29 % July 19

30

6% May 17

4% Feb

2

8 l/a Dec

253/4 Jan

5

53 Va Dec

31 '

43

33 Va Jan

4

46 Va Dec

31

42% Jan

6

84'A Jan

13

94'A Dec

9

93% Jan

17

Jan

4

24% Dec

30

21% Jan

18

3

30 Va Dec

30

28

Jan

18

5

27 Va May 14

64% Sep
56% Sep
100

10'/a

3,600

55%

2,900

19

20% Sep

26

18% Jan

4

38% Dec

17 «■

33% Jan

18

44% Mar

4

38% Dec

16

36% Jan

19

12 % Mar

1

19 Va Dec

31

16% Jan

21

23

5% Jan

4

133/a Dec

31

12

Jan

Jan

3

Apr

19% Apr

6

29% Jun

22

8

17% Dec

21

15% Jan

2

52% Dec

29

45% Feb

16

74'A Sep

1

11

17 3A Dec

30

14% Jan

21

22

Sep

29

34% Feb

9

30% Jan

13

42% Jun

49% Dec

22

39% Jan

6

Jan

5

62 % Jan

11

118% Dec

5
4

7 Va Jan

10

108% Jan

11

142% Mar

29

80 */2 Oct

11

9% Feb

14

5

Dec

4

Dec

31

163/a Dec

15% May

31

Feb

5

35

56% Feb

1

17

6% Sep

29

Jan

25

23% Jan

17

Aug

9

105% Oct

15

100

12

59

4

Jan

12

84 'A Aug

28% Jan

11

49

Nov 23

9% Jan

5

17%

Dec" 14

% Jan

104% Sep

37% Dec

4

15

Jan

4

74

Jan

27

33% Jan

4

22

21% Dec

17% Jan
401/2 Feb

Sep

27
"

110

6

81

Mar 15

191

Feb

14

Jan

17

Dec

27

92

28

108'

70% Jun

2

75% Sep

27

73

24% Dec

9

Jan

4

Jan

103

20% Oct

4
17

"

3% Aug 30
Dec

6

Jan

6

104

Dec 22

107% Oct

18

2% Jan

22

Oct

Dec

10

38% Jan

7

86% Jan

4

12% Jan

20

125% Mar 17
976
"

Apr

13

57%

57%
106

57%

57%

106

106

53%
*98

24%
*31

*54%

55

32%
8'A

8%

55

55

54%

-

Childs

Pac

25

*31

32%

54%
*97%

243/4

2o%

32%

55

55

55%
25 Va

243A
*31

32%

*31

21%

22%

22%

22'/a

22%

22 3A

2,b00

42

1,100

i93/4

19%

*193/4

20

*15 Va

16%

*15%

16%

t

26 »A

25%

263/a

2 5 3/4

26%

67

67

67 %

67

67 Va

19%

18%

19%

18%

19

5,400

100

35%

36

35%

36

35%

363/4 '

36%

37

36%

37%

6,100

5

41%

41%

41'/a

41%

42

42%

43

43%

43%

433/4

2,400

par

No par

*110
82%
*11%

—10
1

Cotton

com

Oil

convertible

preferred

25

!

Gas

*110

125

*115

125

.

83%

83

833A

11%

12

12

12%

12%

22%

*21%

22

21%

21%

2034

20 3A

21

21

5%

*5%

53A

5%

5%

*5%

53A

5%

5%

*20Vs

'

823/4

11 Va

5%
•

83%

12

20%

20 Va

20 Va

20%

20%

20%

20 Va

20%

20%

82%

83%

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50

*47

93

93%

94%

♦47

50

*47

50

94%

95%

94%

953/8

25%

100

Co*

10

'

102 %

65v

43 %,

No par

54Va

10

26'A

26 Va

102 %

No par

,

1

Cities Service Co.

C C

'

•

102%

26%

263/a

26%

26

-

*102

103

103

103

65 %

65Va

653/4

653A

65%

653A

43%

r.

43%

443/a

43%

45%

44%

54

54%

90

Sep
62% Jan

6
14

20% July 29

17% Jan

6

15% Mar 24

24% Dec

31

21

40% Sep

95% Mar

46% Dec

31

Jan

52% Dec

31

48% Oct

10

Jan

29

61

Dec

31

59

Jan

6

45

Apr

30

58% Nov 30

56

Jan

17

45

22 Va

Pitts RR 7%

100

75

4%

guaranteed

*198%
*101
x36

new—15

gtd

22%

22%
108'/a

__No par

*108%
*75

50

stock__50

55

55 Va

54V4

54%

*44

303/a

23%

*199

215

*199

215

106

*101

.106

♦101

110

76

215

23%

.

110

78 % j

f,

?75
♦44

45%

76%
*199
*101

106
35

35

36%

108%

443%

,,

5%%

Mar 29

67% May 27

4%

215

*199
*101

106

76%

*75

443/4

*433/4

443A

*433/4

24%

9,900

115

450

76

1,200

215
106

35

353/a

3,200

109 Va

360

/

76%

3,400

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35'/a
109

109'A

1,300

31

_

75

-1

*43%

75

30

44 3A

21

21%

20%

21

57%

59 Va

59%

60%

61%

61%

61%

61%

13,300

37%

37%

373/4

37%

38%

38

38%

4,600

3 Va

2,900

44%

4,390

3%

43%

3%

3%
44

.

43%

3%

3 Va

3%

3%

20%

21 Va

*21

43%

44'A

2nd preferred.100
(The)
No par

*110

113

*108

44%

433/4

Internat'l

Co

Corp—No par
com
10
No par

INo

par

Iron com__.No par

125

125%

125

preferred series B

50

144%

110

110

*108

115

1253A

127%

♦142

110

125%

125%

125%

3%
43V4
*142

144

*108

126%

127%

3,600

10
300

4,800

*985

*985

♦980

*975

*975

3%
443/a
144 Va

144

112

55

55%

57

x56%

57%

56%

57

91%

92

91%

91%

*91%

92

♦913A

*913%

92

40

18

18

17%

18 Va

18

18

17%

17%

17%

18

2,700

28 Va

28%

28%

29

29 Va

293/a

293/a

30

293/4

30%

48

~

55

48

48

*47%

100

50
*60

49%

62

*63

48

50

noncumulative 1st pfd
100
noncumulative 2nd pfd—100

4%

75%

25,300

20%

Colorado & Southern Ry com
"

115

76%

12%

107

X37 %

144 %

Colorado Fuel

May 27

24%

24 Va

57%

240

1,300
8,800

57%

21

*142

13

July 28

31

111

*75

76%

144%

&

35

.

313/a

109

109

65

*60

64%

56%

56%
92

*47 Va

7,200

45,300

48

900

50

180

48

*47%

48

497/a

*49

50

♦49

51

62 Va

*60

62%

*613A

62%

*60 Va

62 Va

64 3A

*63

65

♦63

65

*63

65

•

63

30%

23%

23 %

110 Va

*142

20

49

31

46

37%

No par

$3.50 preferred
Collins & Alkman Corp

75-

123A

*104%

76

36

55%

13

110

108%

56 Va

107

75

36%

453/a

123A

75

109

45'A

66%

20%

1

3

7,000

103

653A

*104%

12%

75

*108

103

65%

107

*12%

303/a

—100

Colgate-Palmolive

263/a

26 Va

26 3/8
103

37 Va

cumulative

Coca-Cola

71,400

57 VA

Corp

4

400

50

1

preferred

Coca-Cola Co

700

943A

93%

*104'A

123/4
107

'

4%

300

3,600

1

duett Peabody & Co com

1%

7,800

No par

...

33% Sep

6

Mar 22

50

com

30%

30%

*106%

preferred__100

Ilium

preferred

21% Jun

Mar 14

41

noncumulative

*104%

5

20

Co com

12%

12%
107

100

Co

Clinton Foods Inc

15

16

& St Louis Ry

Special

July 11

95% Sep

Equipment

Corporation

1,160

Apr

50% May

30%

City Stores Co common
•4%% convertible preferred
Clark

Molybdenum

18

990

12%
*104%

No par

City Products Corp

Climax

145

63% Nov 22

5

100

preferred

Cleveland &

95%

7,400

Electric—

,

Elec

*47

50

12,800

130

82%

*11%

25

City Investing Co common
5%%

*115

130

833/4

12

25

&

preferred

*110

125

22%

par

common.—

Clevite

6

600
—

18%

2

111% Jan

11,400

38%

41%

26

Cincinnati Milling Machine
C I T Financial Corp
,

Aug 26

,

38

42 Va

66'A

14

122

22%

383/4

*41%

38

18

12

9

22

5,500

33

26 Va

$4.50

100 % Mar

22%

100

24%

*31

67

Co

Clopay

243A

32'/a

18

Common

7

31,600

25%

Copper CoChrysler Corp

Aug 26

1,500

56

100

66 Va

Cleveland

Apr

24%

55

55%
*97 Va

55%
102

18

6

4

55

8,600

26%

4

49

55

8%

16%

37

38

8%

67%

pfd—

noncum

"

148% Mar 14

21,900

17%

13

4

130

34

25%

Oct

133 % Jan

1,600

57%
107

33

66%

Chickasha

10

57%
*106

100

Sep

80% May

200

53

No par

A

Chicago Yellow Cab

5%

900

,

North Western com__No par

series
&

C

573/4
106

8%

101%

*15%

$3 convertible preference_.No
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR_.No

23

*52

33%

54%

99

25 Va

<

*97 Va

55%

99

55'A
100

8%

16

4"io

'

33%
8%

33%

*15%

Paul &

14%

4%
53%

*57%

573/4

*105

16'A

Jan

45% Jan

39% Mar 14

Jan

1

13,200

*15%

25% Feb

11

43

10,600

4%

*54 %

—No par

45 % May

11

55% Oct

34% May

31

142

25%

43/8
*52

.

193A

>

76% July 27

42% Aug 18

29

12

25%

*19%

41

4

59% Nov 22

2% May
4
32% Mar 25

25%

19%

111

Aug 30

42% Dec

7

24

25%

4%

52%

19%

__

preferred series A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool

Aug 16

202% Sep

33% May 31

Feb

(The)

5%

21

26

Jan

18

25V4

43A

52%

19%

5%

21

Oct

Jan

53

110% Dec

37

24% Oct

27

94

5

24

25

4%

51%

19%

Chic

15

30 *

19% Jan

Mar

25 %

4Va

51'A

42%

17

3

44

24%

4V8

*413/4

3

105% Jun

3

40% Aug 13

24%

37

23

11

11

27

93

6,400

'

12% Oct

Jan

7

43

52%

40

Chic Milw St

1

Dec

210

48%;

41%.

i

18

57% Dec

May 12

49%-

37

9

101% Apr

3

101

48

4%

preferred—100

Chile

62% Sep

% Mar 14

45

98% July 22

48

41%

23

50% Feb

42% Aug 23

47 Va

.

37

Aug 29

Feb

46 Va

41%

5%

75

46%

37

29% July 15

18

3,700

47%

21%

19

104'% May

4

16 Va

*51 %

'

Aug

14%

15Ya

'* 24%

Cab

Cincinnati

18

97% Jan

323/4

*13%

16%

41%

Sep

99% Sep

32%

14 Va

1

59

18

7,300

323A

8%

23

7

66% Jan

.

300

'

Inc

Class B

19

26%

15%

8%

1

13% Mar 14

72% Dec 21

May 25

Feb

3

221/2 Feb

26

*25%
14

8%

9
14% July 27

3

26

A

32 3/4

33

1
3

8,900

15%

106

101% May

103/8 Aug 30
21% Nov 18

94

6

1% Jan

53% Mar'

27%

14

31%

22

30 3A Aug 31

100

27%

32%

105 %

8

26

110%

27%

15%

32%

Chicago Corp

1103A

27%

.

14

57%

convertible

900

*109%

<

27%
26

3,700

49%

49%
1103A

■

32%

31%

20

10% Jan

111

Chicago Great Western Ry com__50
5% preferred
50
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25

18

6

49%.

15 Va

*105%

.

A

49%

273/a

153/g

13 Va

1

Aircraft

Class A

2

49%

II

Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par

43% July 2?

■,

16

32%

par

3 % %

153A

.

14 Va

No par

14

27'/a Jan

,

200

15%

16

*109%

92 7/a

92%

49

,

54%.

•

94

153/4

10

Vought

55%'

*93

46%

—l""

:

10

10%4

55

94

13%.

Manufacturing
1.25
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia.
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry cqmmon__25

16

Oct

porp

Inc—

$4.50 preferred

,

36% Mar 25
26

^

27% Mar 25

23% Feb

Mar 14

Products

*93

14%

*14

5

Gotham

10

553/4

553/4_

:

'

13%

13%

--No par

Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
CommonNo

Apr

104% Oct

Mar 17

" 32% '33

1_JT
_9.50

Cham Belt Co

5

10

9/8

109%

27%

23

11

10

27%

""

__100

,

10

15

Jan

9%

10

109%

-i

54

Illinois Public Service

20

98 % jan

10

-_No par

27%

preferred

Central

36 % Feb .11

8

Co

110%

4%%

-

Central

Apr "

Sugar

49%

5% Sep

t

20%*
►123

.

,

50%

106%

77 Va

10,800

121

121

,,

1,000

14%

14%

14%

77%

20%

20%

40%,

77%

49%

55 % Sep

869

*103%

49

29% Jun

89

107

49
110%

7

132% Jan

'103%

20%

20%

330

54%

*53

.

121

493A

16

10

July

143/a
121

50

15%

Oct

87% Sep

203A

121

16

6

20 "

37% Mar 14
4

107

54

49%

107

125

*53

14%

121

50%

15%

23% Mar 14

170

14%

14%
121

55

43% Jan

27'A Jan

31%

*123

21

92%

14

47

20 %

20%
125

*

21

20%

54

54%

31

20% Feb

20'A

*53

92 Va

Dec

21

*104%

107

54

54'A

28% Dec

73A July
11% Jan

50

50%

*123
77

14%
120 %

121

*104%

*

20%

14%

14%
x49%

48%
51 Va

95

48

63

20%

.121

100

48 Va

51%
*53

54

.

20%

__1

___•_

48%

51%

*53

*92%

4

Oct

48%
51%

•

50

1

Foundry Co

4

Jun

80

120

23%

series—*

of Georgia Ry
preferred series B

5%

12% Jan

10

*119%

76 Va

Central Hudson Gas & Elecx.No
par
•Central Illinois Light com
No par

19

Mar 11

Aguirre

33% Jan

35% Mar

120

24%

100

~

Apr ,26

30% Sep

18

10% Feb

18% Jan

*119%

76%

Corp common
No par
preferred __L_—____
20

36% May 26

7

25% Dec

14

120

23 %

•Celotex

9.

55% Sep

7

15% Mar 15

22

119%

i

Oct

33

119 Va

5

preferred series A_100

conv

119%

No par

-Central

11

»

25,500

32'A

series

4.20%-

Shares

Oct. 21

Oct. 20

32%

-Celanese Corp of Amer com__No
par
1%
2nd prelerred
100

July 20

4

'23y2Mar 25

!

Preferred

the Week

Friday

Thursday

34%

1% preferred __v
100
:Caterpillar Tractor common—10

July

Sales for

PRICES

34'/a

common.

$3

SALE

Oct. 1!)

.

Ohio Ry_100

&

preferred

'

HIGH

-Wednesday

•„

Oct. 18

32'/a

-Carriers & General Corp
Case (J I) Co common

83

20

Corp

4% fe

Tuesday

Oct. 17

l

& Light
Steel-Co
I

Preferred

;

127% Aug

<45.

105% Sep lO
26% Dec 29.

4

.Carner

2

.Mar

"

5

Power

Carpenter

23% July
19% Jan

29

■

101 % Jun

56

1

17% May 16

129% Feb" 26.

4

53% Mar

51

Mar

.Carolina

Monda*

.

Co__.

Clinchfield

15

RECORD
LOW AND

Per

Inc

(The)

.Carolina

64% Feb 13

49% Aug 16

STOCK

(Philip) Mfg Co.—

iCarey

<

88% Sep

Airlines

Carborundum

:

Aug 29
26%-Jan
3

7

46% Jan

120

Capital

YORK

EXCHANGE

„

40% Apr
30% Nov

13

.>

NEW

Range since Jan. 1
Highest

Lowest

Highest

1

50

30

,

Columbia
*

22% Oct
4

16% Dec 23

7

32

22% Oct

12% Jan

11

-'31

15% Mar I4

26% Oct

6

68% Jan

4

11

26% Jan

11

89

Feb

May 27
44% Oct 11

17

53% Dec

22

85% Feb

4

52% Jun

17

77-

A

System—
—.2.50

B:

.i.

_—_

2.50

Columbia Gas System Inc____No par

23

26

Broadcasting

Class

Class

Apr 21
Apr 22

17% Feb

23 % Aug

41% Jan

•

$4.25 cumulative

Columbian

Carbon

85

500

47%

48

13,600

31%
60'A

31

30%

31

2,800

61 Va

61

61

62

62%

62

62

48'A

48%

48%

48 3A

48%

50

20

193/4

19%

19%

203/a

25

19%
43%

44

43%

44

42%

43%

Commercial

Solvents—4

48% Dec

38% Mar 14

47% Jan

20

Commonwealth Edison Co

8% Jan

11

Conde

21% Mar 14
27% Feb-

5
12

30% Dee

6

7% Jan

4

13% Dec

23

12% Jan

40% Jan

4

47% Aug
3
110% Dec 30

45 % Jan

5

Jan

4

108

12% Jan, 4

17

12% Feb

22% Oct 20

11

33% Dec

14

17% Nov

3

5% Jan

Dec

36% Dec
25

Jan

8

105% Jan

113

106% Jun

109% Feb

7

101% May 25
20% Jan
4

90% Jan

4

54 % Jan

4

96

Jan

21

*31%
18 A

Consol Edison

47%
108/a
31

44 Vs Jan

17

Consolidated

Foods

Consolidated

Laundries Corp

46% Jun
108

Jan

Sep 22

1
11

106% Aug 17
Oct

10

61

Jan

6

101% Mar

7

Consol RR of

Cuba 6%

Inc

Consolidated Textile Co Inc

Jan

JO'/a Mar
112

Mar

109% Jun
103% Sep
80

July

105% Jan

27 % Jan

6
13

109

79% Nov 24

72% Sep

26

.85

97 % Aug

11

41% Sep

July
Jun

104% Jun

Retail

10

Stores

1

H
8

10c

No par

Consumers Power Co com

4

-No par
No par
$4.16 preferred
;
*
Container Corp of America—
$4.50

$4.52

21

10

preferred
preferred

10

Common

7

4%

.

preferred

8

Continental Baking Co
i-

17

1

$5.50

preferred

Continental

Can

$3.75 preferred

100

;

5

31 A

*24

7

1

17

com—No par
No par

Inc common

20

No par

8

48%

7%

21%

21%

31%

31%
18 3A

183/4

47%

473A

48

108%
31 %

17%

108

30'A
17

*23%

32 ,4
26 Va
H
8
45 A

31%
♦24
10 3A

8

x48%

8

1,400

17%

18

6,800

21%

21%

2,700

30%

8

;

31%

31%

30%

183A

183/a

183%

19%

48

•

1083/4

30%

8

173/4

48 %

473/8

48

108%
31

1083A "
31

'

O OO
31

108 3/4

31

17%

17

17 Va

17

17 Va

17

17 Va

24

23%

24

243A

24%

24%

25

32 3A

32 3A

33

32%

33%

33%

33%

26 Va

*24

11

*10%
8

8 %

48 Va

49

.

•24

27

11%

11 Va

8

8%

48%

483/4

27

11%
8%
49

*25

11

700

4,600

11,200
1,500

2,100
6,100
900

13,400

27

11%

1,600

8%

8Va

2,000

48%

49Va

3,700

111

*110%

111

•107%

109

*107%

109

*107%

*102%

*102'A

104

♦102'A

104

*102%

530

109

104

104

66

*102

*98% 100

108 3A

13,700

30%

183A

31 l/s

43%

213/a

*7%

48

108 %

5,100

14.300

17%

;

30 3A

18%
47%

4 2 3/8

49%

193/8

21%

213A

30 3A

-

42%

-

193A
42%

20% '

109

110%

*102
103/a
34 Va
34%
106 % 106 %
74 Va

17%

213/4

2,000

49%

49%

193A

*107%

65,4

73 Va

1

85

49

'

8

17%

31 Va

18 Va

61%

8

8

17%

17 Va

21%

110
110%
*107% 109
*102 % 103%
85

61

'

17%

*23/*

100

pfd

Consolidated

100% Jan

26.

5

Consolidated Natural Gas

3

Mar 16

10

31

page

1.33%

Corp

27

30

see

Ind Corp

11

105% Dec

106% Dec 27

Electronics

13% Aug

Jan

7% May 10

No par
1

$5- preferred

11

33

5

N Y com—No par

of

18% Feb
36 % Jan

1

1

Consol

31% Oct

Nov 24

5

24

30% Dec

For footnotes




Consolidated Cigar Corp.-—
•
Consolidated Coppermines Corp—5

21% Feb

68% Nov 23
105

7%
17%
21%

8

102

42% Jan.

Publishing Co—No par
Corp
10
Congoleuni-Nairn lnc
No par

26

10

Nast

Mills

27% Feb

t

,

Jan

—1

:

Cone

52% Aug
5
111% Aug 16

5

5

-

15% Jan

9% Dec 28

49% Aug

Jan

18

11% Dec 30

7
Apr
38% Jan

7

23% Jan

26% Dec 27

10 '

34% July
23% Sep

6

107% Apr 26

Co

24% Jan 11
25% May 26

10

*84

47 3A

9

20% Jan

84 3/4

1,200

30 3/8

26% Feb

11

25

47%

6
14

25%
47%

19% Ja n
7% Oct

25

313/a

22% Dec 30

17% Oct

25 Va

30%

Credit

13

*84

25%

-

12,200

47 Va

Commercial

27

25

16%

84 3/4

16

9% Dec

25

16Va

47 Va

79% Mar 24

23% Jan 26

25%

16%

31'A

57% Jun

23% Jan

28,100

16Va

843A

6

4

5,800

16%

"

16%

303A

25

Jan

233/a

16%

xl6Va

'A

45

46% Feb

6

23%

23

16%

84 3A

54% Jan

17% May

23

24

16%

31%

53% Nov 24

19% Oct 29

24

23'A

45 Va

14

8

23%

23%

83%

12
4

23%

23 %

83 Va
44%

Jan

36% Jan

23%

23 %

prefeired.No par
Co;
"_—No par

15% May 11

2

23%

23

26

34% Jan

34% Aug

23

23

25%

Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
Combustion Engineering Inc
1

44

23%

22%

new—5

Columbia Pictures common

31% July 13
"61% Dec
8

28% Mar 15

23

110%

110%

65%

66

*102

103%

111

1103/4

66

67%

*102

65%
103%

103 Va

34%

33%

343/a

33%

34%

106%

106%

106%

106%

753/4

77 Va

76%

77%

753/4

98 3A

983/4

99%

,

343A

,>106% 108

67%
103

35'A
*106%

68%
103

363/a
108

76%

74%

75%

99%

99

99

2,300
20

8,300
80

5,700

*

98% ' 99

130

IT

18

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1706)

NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Year 1954

Range since Jan. 1
Lowest

Highest

Lowest

lite Dec
22
Dec

10

7

22

17 Vs Jun

Feo

72

Dec 29

102

15

May 12
19% Apr
6

6

87

NEW

Highest

3o% May 18

4

7Vs May

14

Sep

19

*21%

22 te

21%

21%

48%

48%

48%

49

48%

49

48%

49

9,800

Continental

Insurance

86

86 Vt

86'A

87 te

87%

87%

88 JA

88%

89%

89%

2,300
15.900

14

9 % Oct

20

14% Feb

24

90% July

110

15

Apr

31

24

7u

31

25% Mar 14

40 te

Sep

14

19

Dec

8

25 te Apr

22

20teJan

28

Sep

2

35% May 18

52% Sep

19

19

Nov"

1

24% Dec

31

21'A Mar 29

28te July 27

52

Jan

25

48% Apr

14

53

July

50'/a Jan

6

58

July 27

51 te Dec

31

Dec

7

99 te Apr

13

29

102

Mar 14

-100

26

102

26% Oct

11

Dec

1

176 % Feb

26 te Nov

23

24 % Jan

25

3% Mar 16

5'A Dec

9

19 Vo

Sep

5

5

Jan

2

1V4 Jan

4

2te Dec

16

28 "A Jan

4

40 % Dec

29

34% Oct

4

99 te Mar 30

95

24

30 te Dec

14

28% Jan

7

14

45 te Feb

23

*<J

13% Mar 30

26 te Mar 22
3078 Jan
11

Jan

Jun

55

11
4

i

i

te ou»y

15

34

Nov 26

Jan

*/4

lo2

35% Oct

Jan

6

4
4

21% Jan

11

36 te Dec

31

32 te Jan

lJ% Nov

10

20% Jan

26

14

49 te Oct

1-78 Jan

31
5

8% Mar 14

Dec

29

31 te Mar 29

9te Aug

30

2

35

27 te May 14
6 te

9
29

Dec

60

Apr

19

Jan

4

108

54 te Jan

5
4

7%

,

6te Sep

Jan

6

Jan

27

140

56'A Jan

7

79

43te Jan

6

52% Sep

91% Sep

30

30te Jan

11

48 te Nov

24

26

94

Dec

16

4:te May 18

7

25 te Dec
46

27

Jan

27

Apr

27

Jan

6

42

Aug 23

te Jan

91

Sep

93

Mar

2

97

13

95% Feb

14

100

15

4

19% Jan

26

17% Jan

27

18 te Nov

23

14% Jan

35'A Nov

12

33 te Aug

5

30'

17

39

28% Jan

11

35

Aug

3

33 te Jan

8

68

Nov

30

34

3

38te Oct

111

Oct

Apr

Sep

23

j"an

35%

12

10 te Jun

Deere

7%

42 y2 Feb

11

3

28

4

45% July
117 te July

6

40'/a Sep

19

11

37% Jan

4.40%

28

Diamond

14
7

61te Dec

57

7

47% Oct

4

61

11

com

Diana

Stores

Distillers

Jan

64% Apr

26

79

29

34 te Dec

31

30% Mar 14

38% July 25

20

11% Oct

21

15% Jan

Dr

14te Jan

4

18 >/a

Sep

14% Oct

14

33% Feb

2

47te

Dec~23

18% Jan

4

41% Dec

29

36% Jan

17

75 te Jan

15

104 te Dec

30

97% Sep

23

20% Dec 23

23% Dec

31

19'A Sep

12

7

18% Mar 31

62% May 17

11% Oct
7

Jan

-13 te

27

60

11

Sep
1
12% Aug 19

4

91% Feb

43 % Mar 14

Sep

48% Sep

•

118

Apr
24% Jan

Sep

16

14

7% Oct

20

12% Mar

249% July

Apr

-

conv

11

170

Dec

6

157

Jan

18

115% Jan

12

122% Oct

1

117% Sep

1

94'A Jan

6

101 te Nov

24

28 te Jan

13

45

Jan

6

,50 te Jan

12

35 te Sep
7
49
Mar 12

47% July
51 te July

51
*"

Sep

1

<

7

94% Aug 11

Apr

33% Jan

Ltd

Aircraft

Co

Apr

46% Jan

12

38

49 te Apr

27

53 Va Apr

Industries

Preferred

Preferred

27

te Jan

46% Jan

28

53 '/a Apr

29

6

16% Apr

11

6

58

Jun

23

Eastern

6

32% Jun

21

4

21% Jan

18

4

72% Dec

31

67

Sep
1
52% Nov 24

165

37% Feb 24
20% Jan

27% Oct

13

24% Mar 15

95

Jun

11

92te July 22

39% Dec

10

36

Jan

1

103

Sep

85% Feb

3

22 te Jan

19

100

Jan

4

13 te Feb

23

33

Nov 24

lte Jan
23

May
11% Mar

23% Jan

4

106

Dec

29% Dec
16 % Dec

8

17

92

4

Jan

6

22% Jan

4

11

i

May 27

23% Feb
53

31 'A

31%

30%

12

15

11%

12

14%

4 te %

Elastic

10

Electric & Mus
Electric Storage

48% Sep

26

53

Feb

28

45

52% * 53%44%

8

210—J220

120 "

*119%

...

98

'

35

98

<

*98%.

-

35

35%"

*46%

47%

~,*50%

•"

35%

•

'

.

35

52.

Co

51%

-51%

52 %

51% '

*51%

52%

51%

<

*52te

"*52y2.

54

'*

*51

■"

> 51%

-.*51

;

-51%

conv

11

87

Aug

5

4

73

July

8

Radio

15%

&

24% Apr

-f

'

95 y2

100
.

*46

166 te

*165

166 te

53%

52 te

53

31%

30%

*105

*52%

31

95%

*95 y2

46%

45%

97

95 te

95 te

45%

45

31

*95%

45 te

26 «A

26%

26%

26%

5,000

79 y8

78%

79 %

11,800

166'A

*165

'

53'A

53 y2

31

30%

31

97

*95%

97

46

46

108

•

108

16%

17

17

17

17

'

44%

44

441/2

44%

44%

•

3%

3%

3%

3%

3%

3%

3%

29%

29%

29 %

30

30 V*

30

17%

17 y2

17 >/4

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

20'A

20%

20%

20%

20 te

20 te

20%

*48%

49 %

*48%

50

*48%

50

50

*45

46 %

*45%

*48%

preferred series A

Pittsburgh RR Co

46 %

46'A

46%

41 y8

41%

42

42%

42%

22%

22%

22%

22%

22%
12%

12%

12%

12 te

12'A

12 te

28%

29

29

29%

■

28%

32 y8

*31%
*98 te

32

32'/a

32%

100

99%

99 %

98%

99 te

*98te

8.50

26%

27 %

27

27%

27Vs

27%

27 Vs

27%

No par

20%

21

20%

21 y8

21V8

21%

21%

22 %

100

84'A

84 y4

*84'A

86 te

*84%

50

*6&y2

*69ya

71

25

71

31%

-

70

100

30%
17 %

1,600

21'A

5,600

4,000

50

46y8

1,665

42%

431/4

6,700

22 y8

2,200

*22

12%

.

12%

5,600

30%

5,400

32

*98 %

'

30%
31%

100

30 y2

25,200

46
.

32

29%

31%

9,700

3%

♦48%

12%

12y4
28

900

44%

17 y8

22 %

5

17%

30 y8

43%

22 %

50

1,500

108

21 y8

•'

46 y2

41%

Io

common

Erie RR common

*45 y»

40%

45%

800

1,300

3%

50

22 y8

1,300

44 Va

20%

30

I4

Phonograph

*17

30 y»

10

45'A
*103

16%

3%

-

3,600

13,600

166 y2

53'A

43%

*103

700

46%'

16%

108

15%

39

44%

*103

20

50

230

26 y8

16%

1

54

51%
*52

46'A

43%

108

•

38 %

4

♦103

*103

52%

*15'A

.

39

3

4% preferred
Equitable Gas Co..

5%

52%

*15'A

15

Mfg Co

28% Sep 23

Erie &

*52

15%

10

96

Jan

52%

31%

31%

Amer shares

Gas

Emerson

300

5

preferred

Electric

380

52%

52

50

Natural

51%

*51%

1

Battery

Emerson

10

7-*51%
'

•51

-52%

*52%

53

31%

100

Empire District Electric Co

69% Oct

*165

166%

53

1

(The)

Endicott Johnson Corp

76

*165

3

2.50

common

Ind

2nd

52

;

47%

51%

77%

14

20

39y8

.

15%

V — 15%

38%

••

5,200

47%

54

*52 Va

*51

.

26

21

18

"■

15%

52

200

'

34%

51%

77

20
5

51%

15%

:

51%

26

preferred

Paso

52

51%

f"

"

34%

v

'

76%

common

5%

51%

*

:v "*51% "51%

'99

1,300

120

t

*46% .'47%

47 te

*51 v:

51%

.23,000

218%

r

987A

-120
*

-35'A

34%

-

J

99 -

11,200

8

217%

•

120 %

*98%

99 te

98%
34 te

1,166

11%

"

7%

219%

217%

*

*46%

*46'A '

51%

•

*liy4

'

8%

,

*120 '

120"te

'

"

'

.' "7%-

•

214% 216%

.210% J

*

119% 119%

1

12%

*11%

8

8

•

25%

16% Feb




;

25%

34% Sep

26.

8%

76%

30 % Oct

page

12%

4

8

25%

6

see

Vs

75%

3

footnotes

8

76%

11

6

*11%

12%

-

-

20 (A

1

26 %

Oct

Dec 21

*11%

*11%* 13

1043/4

.

20'A

20%

20%

20%

75%

12

Jan

7,500

"

20%

25%

28'A Jan

4

47'A

*104

104%

♦104

104%

,46i/2

46%

46'A

45%

44%
*104
1

5

25% Jan

74% Feb

20'A

10

26% July 28

29

104%

Corp

29 te

Dec

44%

'

*104

20%

46 y2

11

70

*
*"

20%-

26%

17

29

44%
20%

45

104%'

*104

2 6 (A

58 te Feb

2

16,400

44%

25% July 22

Feb

4,800

26,200

,53%

38%

54 te Apr

25% Apr
20 % Jan

14%
74 y„

531/4

26 te

National Watch Co

5%
El

14%
72%

53 '/a

73%
52%

45

3

79

73%
53

39 y8

6

100

14%
74%

14%

14%

72%

52%

26 te

11

22 te Dec

3,300

44 te

Oct

4

2,500

12

38%

Jan

4

32

11%

26

19

Jan

65

31%

12

44%

39% Jan

16% Jan

*C>%

31%

12

39%

17
20% Aug
4
15% Dec 20

27

64

311/4

43%

preferred

5% Feb

52'A Dec

3

100

€4

*

64

14%

14%

2,600

12

31

53 y4

1,300

50

31

*62%

*11%

73%

52%

"

10

50

50%

26

Stop Nut Co

Electric Auto-Lite

Elgin

27% Dec

14%

73%

72%

14%

71%

,

common

Co

Co

2

Elliott

102

*621/4

64

9%

50

49 te

48%

31%

12

100

Aug

17

66

Pnr

Kodak

Products

25

May 19
July 13

9%

/

39

Ekco

23

30

9%

10

44%

52

22% Feb

41% Jun

1,300
8,500

26 y4

preferred

34'A Feb

54% Dec

Jan

6%

31% Feb

4

13'A

423/a

44 y8

31

6

11

13%
42'A

*25%

Jan

17

14% Jan

13%

42%

*1

175

20% Oct

35% Jan

13 Ve

42

X10

64

*62%

10

Eastman

29

3,200

13 Vs
42 %

10

Airlines Inc

12

15%Jau

8

48%

5

19

27% Feb

25

48%

50

Sep

31

Oct

10

48%

900

41%

41%

10

48

50

—

Eagle-Plcher Co

27

Apr 26

9te Jun

23

29% Aug 12

49

41

50

107

35% Mar 14

27

42'A
10%

50

6

15 te May 18

48

26

41%

10"

14

9

6

22% Feb

19%

4,800

12%

"

Eaton Manufacturing Co
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
4 % % preferred

2

3
12

19%

19%

19 te

19'A

1,600
210

19%

—No par

—

Eastern Corp
Eastern Stainless Steel

Sep

38%

112%

13ya

setieS—No par

$3.50

31'A Sep

<

38%
112%

19%

-

7,600
500

37

38%

*112

2,600

10

112%

38%

38%
112%

37

36

36

36

38%
112%

38%
112

14,200

200

25

12%

5

series

55% Aug
1
35% July 29
96% May 31

45% Mar

3 te Oct

*24'A

19

(E I) & Co—

$4.50

87

21

Mar 14

23 te Dec

4% Dec

39 te Sep

Mar 14

Sep

24%

13 y«

-

$2.10 preferred-

6

45.

24%

15'A

19 y4

•

DWG Cigar Corp

Jan

172

15'/a

"

Jan

4

15%

24%

36

35%

38%
112

14%

13

1

preferred

22

4

35%

38

112

1

preferred

35'A Jan

Mar

37%

No par

$3.75 preferred
$4.15

24% Aug
9
25 te Dec 31

165

35

35

50

3

*24 Vs

♦111'/a

_50

8

24%

15

18%

preferred

Dec

14%

*24'A

82

36

preferred

29% Dec

14%

24%

*80

bz

34%

4.20%

40

14%

*24 'A

35%

35%

35'A

3 4'A

4.10%

4

9

14%

14%

39%

39%

39%
*80

82

35'A

1

12

35%

35%

53 te Mar. 30

28

39 te

35%

80

34%

54 te Mar

18 te Jan

39

35%

80

351/4

50 % Aug

15% Jan

39%

35%

82

*24%

51 '/a July 22

21% Apr

39%

35'A

34%

5

Jan

40 %

35%

9

14'

37

34%

53 te Oct

22

37%

39%

'

4%

8,100

36%

35

54 % Dec

9

8,300

35%

36%

35%

100

Duquesne Light Co common

'

39%

36%

500

common

Common

22

2,600

36%

34%

12

Feb' 18

37

16%

35%

14

-

37

16%

34%

50 te Oct

53

37

16%

34%

48% Jan

-

11,200

16%

'

Duplan Corp

12

July 25

16%

16%

5

Dunhill International

4

16%

17

No pai

3%% convertible preferred
Drewrys Limited USA Inc

6

700

17

71%

50

Co

Dresser

12

71%

71

"

Chemical

14

4

34%

,71'A

70%

l

13
15

15%
36%

70%

35%

f 34%

'

3

36

34%

69%

"

101

3

36%

69 %

*80

5,900

35

15%

*80

7,300

34%

4

Dec

15%

20

22

21%

15%

35

25

15

21%

15%

~

124

v

51% Sep
9% Jan

21%

..

150

34%

54 te Oct

,

21%

21%

96
100

*98

♦34'A

'53% Nov

7
10

*98
.

70

9 3'A

*94%

96
100

*98

35

No par
No par

du Pont de Nem
104 te Jan

*94%

'

preferred series A

Mines

Douglas
Dow

*92'A

*92'A

95
100

36

No par

Pepper Co

Dome

7

16

5%

93%

94 %

95

15%

a

Dobeckmun Co (The)

15'A Dec

3

2,300

a

Dixie Cup Co common

5

Apr

45

'

9

,

4 4'A

34%

10%

11

26

44%

35%

ioc

Corp

Jan

Sep

44 te

l

Corp-Seagrams Ltd

10% Jan

Aug

44%

25

new

preferred

26% Aug

75

2,900

35%

Divco Corp

10

100

26%

36%

100

Diamond T Motor Car Co

Sep 23

411%

9% Mar 1

Match

$1.50 cumulative

12%

26%

15%

II_2
Io

cumulative preferred

12%

26%

35

20

& Raynolds class A
Diamond Alkali Co, common

6

13%

26 %

15%
*35

700

5%

*12%

34'A

par

Devoe

5

13

49

4

13.50

32 % Jail

1

13% Jun

Jan

16'A

21%

2,600

94%

*5%

26

*92%

100

21%

49

48%

1,700

44%

94%

*98

13%

73

*92

5%

*5%

139

71

94%

5%

*12%

93%

94%

70%

Detroit Hillsdale4 & S W RR
Co—100
Detroit Steel Corp
\
De Vllblss Co
;
~jg

20% Sep

40

*92 y4

*136 y2

26

13%

95

50

33%

33%

*52

94 te

*5%

26 y4

92%

*69 "A

13

3,000

48

47%

45

ioo

17% Sep

17

33%

67 te

*92

6

*12%

15%

Detroit. Edison—

99,700

49

47%
94%

*5%

3 5'/a

24

24%

48

47%

34 JA

Jun

24 >/s

70

*44%

15%'

90

7

24%
139

92

Denver & Rio Grande West RR—
Escrow ctfs for common—No

.

300

24 »A

66 te

*92

30

54%

24%

23%

54%

33%

•

107

55

»136j/2

45%

34%

Western

10,300

*106

54%

34

44%

35 y«

16

1

12

&

6%

6%

.

107

*106

55 te

139

26%

io

;

200

33%

26

*94%

34%

6%

6te

6%
107

*33%

*66%

13'A

400

34%

*33

3,500

*136%

...

20

common

Hudson

21

7

11% Jan

Co

43% Sep

10

8% May 17

&

Power & Light Co

13% Jan

11

26

7

preferred

Delaware &
Delaware

12 % Jan

Nov

*12%

8,400

64%
9%

34

94%

7%

*63

9%

67

67

5%

7%
::

■

9%

9%

137

47%

5%

64

33'A

67%

*92

6,600

7%

7%

*136%

33%
139

47%

i

common

Aug 18

30% Apr

16% July 23

33

io

Lack

13% Aug 16

21

23%

20

Delaware

36

10% May 10
28 te Mar 24

22%

-

67

100

preferred

3

34% Jan

Sep" 16

convertible

Dayton Power & Light

5

15

31% Jun
33%

22%

2.50

Daystrom Inc

6'A
*55

*136%

15%

15'A

15%

15%
63

34 te

*106

55%

22%

100

Corp common
3%% preferred series A—!
Davega Stores Corp common

6%
106%

*54%

No par

37% Jun

,

12

35 te Apr

1

13

Dec

pfd

6'A
106

55%

i

1%

Inc

6% "
106

99

7

39 te Dec

Class A

300

7%

*33

*54%

1

common

29,500

14%

*

21%

Apr

116

*105

99

27

4

33

21

25'A Mar

8

33

50c

11

7

6%

1
No par
No par

,

52%

14%

10

50c

16'/8 Oct

Jan

9%

100

28

27% Jan

10 %

Decca Records Inc

20% Dec

20% Jan

10

Dayton Rubber Co

4

lul

10%

12

12'A Jan

Peb

preferred

*33

2.50

51%

14%

63

33 %

9%

52%

15%

7%
*61%

100

77

15

7%
62%

_100

39% Sep

22

15%

90

51 te

14%

7»A

200

8,100

105

*14 y4

53

62%

C

35% May

23

15

7%
63

B

18

33 te Dec

*14%

A

26

10

51%

14%

series

51te Jan

Feb

52%

14

36%

50%

49%
104 V*

105

105

98

*35

35%

50%

50

50 te
105

105

51%

series

33 te Aug

49%

50%

*35

35

35

35%
105

15

15%

7%
*62

100

preferred

5%

15

6

49%
*104

51%

51

*14%

10

35%

series

31% May 16

18

4

27

3.90%

1

v

6,500

3.75%

30

12 % Ma

6,300

18%

3.75%

Dec

15Vs Dec 31

800

59%

18%

Preferred

35 te Oct

July 19

31%

59%

19%

Preferred

57

8

30%

59

18%

Preferred

3

Jan

31%

57%

19%

13

4

'< 66

31%

58 te

18%

18

4

62 »A July

31%

57%

19%

Oct

24% Jan

Aug 11

*31%

59

18%

May 11

41

36

32%

59

19%

Dana

32% Jan

Jan

32'A

59%

18%

18'/a July 11

6

May

32%

59%

23% Sep

17

9te Apr

125/b May
-

*32'A

100

Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Curtis Publishing common

2

96te Jan

1
26

2
2.50

-

Cushman's Sons Inc

20

Nov

*95%

5

Cutler-Hammer

Sep

96 te Apr
97

37%

97'A

:

7

Mar 17

48

17

37'A

*95%

pfd—.

preferred

6

32 te Mar

101 te Oct

5

13

11

12

23

14% Maf 15

8
4

36%
97 te

(The)

common

noncum

July

7% July 12
13% July
1

2,000

15,400

35%

*95%

1
Seal

Jan

95

4% May 12

Aug 20

2%

37%

36%

50%

Curtis-Wright

1,900

97%

Cuneo Press Inc

11

2%

2te

2%
36

6

23,600

36'A

104 %

4 te%

6

14,800
450

32%

*95%

Cuban-American Sugar
Cudany Pacaing Co common

2

6%

179

32%

36%

49%

26

2%

2%

2%

26%

178%

32%

ey8

\

100%

26%

179

32%

6%

6

26 %

26'A
*178

32%

7,700

QQ

*97

*98 %

97%

36

*3fte

Cuba RR 6%

7

2%

26%
178

200

1,400

64%

64%

QQ

100 te

*98'A

50

54
33

33

64%

*97

99

*53%

33

64%

64'A

31%

54

33

100 te

177

6%

2%

*53 JA

32 te

26%

.

31%

*103'/a

23

31

135

*2%

54

♦98%

26%

6%

7,900

50%

*97

178

6%

7,100

25%

50'A

63%

64%

31%

No par

35 % Aug

28

July 20

87te Jan

Jan

23

26%

41

24%

50 y4

32

99

*177

40%

25%

50'A

54

100%

31%

41

24%

51

*95%

25

Corp
<te

26%
178

39%

25 'A

*50'A

100

$2 preferred

20

33% Dec

21%

1

62%

*98%

39%

25

25
51

*97

100%

Zellerbach Corp com new
5
$4.20 preferred—
o pur
Crucible Steel of Amer common—25

24% Oct

136 te

63

30%

Crown

15% Jan

8

90

12

$7

64% Dec

91

23

Prior

7

Corp

Wheat Corp

Cork

23

11

94% Jan

of

d Crescent

23

Jan

Apr

Cream

Crown

3

39%

39 %

24%
*50

99

*177

1

preferred

15

Feb

Jan

Corp

International

67 te Feb

Jan

11

Petroleum

3%%

52 te May 23
6

62

6

101 te May 25

25

37

*97

30

9% Jan

39

*98%

Cosden

Sep 13

116

2,800

5
preferred
100
pfd 3te% series of 1947—100
Corn Products Refining common_10
7% preferred
100

14'/2 Sep 15
37% Aug 19

2

25%

53%

Apr

9% May

24%

31%

Corp

Crane Co common

73% Apr

25

53%

6

39

lite Jan

3

24%

31%

Aug 17
18% Dec 27

Dec

134

13 te Jun

6

Feb

24%

Cum

18% Mar 29

6

6% Jan

62

Jan

13% Jan
59

24%

32

Coty

20% Mar

.

24%

54

18

56% Sep

5
18

9% Jan

20

93

Oct

24%

31%

Electric

11

May

2,900

25

*53%

series

28

lo7

4,800

39%

1

57'/a Sep

19

27

7% Dec

21

7% Jun

Sep

15 te Dec

4

4% Oct
48 te Oct

106

83%

39

50

22'A Sep
37% Sep

7

Jan

29 te Jan

101 te Jan

9'A

82%

39

51

2% Feb

33

9 '/a

83(/4

37%

24%

Corning Glass Works common

2

74

9%

82 te

37%

25 y8

48% Jan

,

9 Vtt

82 te

40%

98 te Apr

,

„

9%

82%

35%

9%

3 te %

14

July 6
33% Aug 25
7% Aug
1

11

91% Jan

9%

82%

38'A

6%

30J

35

9'A

24%

Dubilier

6,200

82

9%

*50'A

tm»

22%

35

81%

*34%

5

Preferred

29

12%

12%

5
50

Cornell

183 te

7

Co

Copperweld Steel Co common
Convertible pref 5% series

May 23
Apr

Range

12'A

35%

9%

8

Corp

12%

82

1

14
5

Steel Corp

Cooper-Bessemer

Cooper

10

Delaware

of

12%

Machine—1

&

Motors

Continental

5

30% May

4

1

174'A Jan

Continental

Continental Oil

7

3

73% Jun

12

98

Jan

8

35% Jan

95te Jan

Aug 25

185

18

July 19

54

95% Jan
9Gte Jan

*21%

22'A
48%

13% Dec

36

*21%

Shares

12%

21%

21 te Dec

4

12'A

43%

75 te Nov

5

12'A
22 te

Foundry

4

44% Mar

Oct. 21

12%

12%

the Week

Friday

Oct. 20

Continental

4

21te Jan

Sales for

Thursday

Oct. If)

51% Sep 28

4

48'A May 25

SALE FRICE8

Wednesday

Oct. 18

Oct. 17

23% July 14

Oct

Jan

HIGH

AND

Toesday

Monday

Par

Continental Cop & Steel Ind com—2
5%
convertible preferred
25

Jan

7% Jan

'

STOCK

YORK

Monday, October 24, 1955

.

RECORD
LOW

EXCHANGE

15'A Jan

52

EXCHANGE STOCK

STOCKS

.

.

100

1,500
30

27 y„

271/4

4,100

22

223/8

11,400
200

86

*84%

86

*85

861/4

70

*69 te

71

*69%

71

10

Number 5475

Volume 182

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

:

. .

(1707), lfl

NEW YORK STOCK
NEW

Range since Jan. 1
Highest

Year 1954

Lowest

Highest

Lowest

26 % Dec

4

Evans

6

80% Sep

Oct

10

26 % Sep

29

13% Jan

6

20% Sep

13

May 11

58 % Sep

23

2

Mar 16

23% Jan

27

21
'

12% Feb

14% Dec

16

29

~1% Apr~26

~2% Dec~31

20% Nov

1

27% Jun

9% Jan

11

13% May

23

4% July

1

Products Co

'When

___5

Ex-Cello Corp

Exchange

23%

23%

23-/2

23%

15%

15%

15%

15%

15 %

15 V2

la 74

15 74

15 'A

4,OU0

53%

53%

54

53%

54%

3,400

*3%

4

2Va

400

3

52%

53

52%

53

53%

2.50

*3%

4

*3%

4

♦3%

•

Buffet

23%

15

Corp

Fairbanks Morse & Co.

No par

26%

26%

27%

26%

27%

,27%

281/4

27%

28%

11,200

7

Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp.l

12%

12%

12%

13%

12%

13Va

12%

12%

12%

12%

20,100

I8V4 Apr

7

Fajardo

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

♦14%

May 16

7

Falstaff Brewing Corp

11

68

74

72

20% Jun 29
3% Apr
8
10 % Oct 13

Dec

6

Sep

17% Mar

26

28

July

Sugar

1

5% Mar 14

35% Sep 22
8% July 12
13% Jan

Fedders-Quigan

13

43% Oct

14

9% Oct

5

48% Oct

20

57

5.

41% Sep

27

50

31% July 21

45

56 % Apr

19

3

Jan

4

Jan

5%

3

conv

5%%
Federal

34% Dec

16

12

Apr 29

pfd

conv

Mogul

1953

Ja~n~~4

8

Bower

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

1,000

23%

24%

23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

24

2,300

50

3lVa

31%

6%

6%

6%

9%

9%

9%

9%

9%

Federal

Pacific

24

Federal

25

73% Sep

22

13% Feb 23
38 % Apr

26

Ferro

Electric

33%

35

35

35%

35%

35 %

2,700

13%

13%

13%

13%

14

137a

13%

3,700

29%

30

29%

30

291/4

29%

5,600

65%

66

66

66 %

66 %

66%

67 Va

69%

69%

70

*9

9 Va

9 Va

9'A

9'A

9Va

91/4

1,600

30%

32%

33 Va

327a

33%

5,400

;

95

Oct

14

Apr

15

Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y_„10

10

35% Jan

18

62% Sep

23

Fiitrol

54

18

821/4 Sep

23

Firestone Tire & Rubber com

49% Feb

17

62% Nov 23

53

8

21
22
3

S8%Jan

7

16% Nov

5

21 %

28% Jan

7

38% Sep

48% Sep
101% Nov

23

12

53 % Dec

oCp

lit

17

.

-

Firth

$4

(The)

12

Florence Stove Co

35% Jan

48% Apr

14

Florida Power

Oct

'

11

40

99•
-

22

6

113

Nov

100% Dec

46% Jan

29

4

13

105

13

Jan

July

7

69% Sep

43% Mar 15

5

-

25

Food Fair

61 % Sep

&

19

Jan

Yl.

6% Jan
10

4

.

Jan

126

12

100

11

26% Aug 22

Foremost

Oct

14

50

Foster-Wheeler

14

12% Apr

11% Mar 14

10

76% Nov

12

,7

15% Nov

>

-14% Jun

6

93% Sep

23

68

Jan

6

19

14

Jan

18

Sep 21
f

Mar 31

4

4

38% Dec

29

34% Mar 14

<47% Jun

Dec

29

88% Mar 30

93% Oct

7% Aug

2

5% May 18

31

26 % Mar 14

34

104% May 24

113

6% Jan

4

To

Dec-31

34% Jan

6

43

Dec

38

Dec

40% Dec

23

Jan

13

22% Jan

4

24% Jan

3% Apr
25

12

May

25% Jan

31

11% Sep

18

17

30% Oct

11

35 % Mar 14

39

27

4% Oct
25 % Oct

Feb

11

5
25

21

32.

Dec

10

,

9% Mar
45

26 % Mar 15

103

Jan

18

107% Aug 27

105 % Sep

12

38

Jan

13

65% Nov 24

57% Jan

28

9% Oct 25

9

18 % Dec

Feb

9% Oct

6
4

10

11

3

10% Jan
71

Jan

148% Feb
33% Dec

135% Aug
18% Jan

139

21

Jan

7

15

6

Jan

24% Sep

23

Dec

27

83 % Mar 18

93

Dec

31

45% Jan

62% Sep

17% May

29

Dec

29

24 % Mar 15

131

Dec

29

130

19% Dec

1

17

122

Jan

15

15% Nov

3

11

18

Aug 17
Sep

27

35

July

$8

Co

Jan

8

8% Oct

25

60% Jan

5

Jan

4

94

20

136% Oct

18

General

1%

7

American

119

94% Feb

1

Oct

11

66% Jan

6

8

124% Mar

3

123% Feb

26

146% Dec

10

58% Jan

4

98% Dec

31

118% Jan

4

126% Oct

29

Jan

4

102% Sep

120

28

Mar

136% Feb

7

3

7

13

Co

Inc

Dynamics
Electric

$ 3.50

43% Oct
95

22% Jan

11

33% Dec

11

122 % Feb

24

127

Jan

3

9

102

Jun

30

98

Instrument

29

Aug

29% Jan

$5

31% ?

31 'A

31%;

31

Jan

4

3% Jan

4

28% Jan

18

25% Mar 26
Jan

100

18

4%|

Dec

9%

9'A

9%

9

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

13

13

87

87%

87

88

88

88%

88%

90'A

*15%

15%

15%

*14%

15%

14%

14%

♦14%

1

43%

43%

15%
43%

43%

43%

43%

43%

4u Va

45

93%

93 %

93%

93%

*93%

93%

*93'A

93%

93%-

32 Va

*32

321/2

39%

40

Motors

Apr 28
11

4

15% Sep

9

14% Oct

30% Dec

31

26% Jan

6

41

12

53% Dec

13

49% Jan

26

35% May 25
33% July 29

7

43% Dec

13

28

100% Apr
47% Dec

12

25% Jan
99

Jan

29% Jan

4

75% Jan

4

72% Feb

16

31

101

Jun

15

General

62% Sep 21

General

107% Sep
1
17% Mar 24

39% Jan
Jun

5%

preferred
Realty &

General
General

3

General

29

4%%

Shoe

_

Utllties

Time

20

98

13

4%%

3%%

preferred

General

Tire

Rubber

&

30% Dec
21

Dec

118% Jun

27

43% Sep

23

preferred
Georgia-Pacific Plywood

11

Gillette

Jan

18

45% Sep
29% Sep

19

20

8

Gimbel

90 % Jan

17

99

36 % Oct

31

26

24% Mar 14

8

4

80

Jan

8

4

6% Feb

60

-

3

8

Dec

11

Nov

4%%

Dec

14

64% Dec

20

28

54% Dec

31

59%

60%

,

48%

15%

15%

143

30%

91

91

*91
65

33%

34%

14'A

53-58

17%

142

140'A

141

92

91

56

56

55%

57

800

34%

35

35

3,900

136%

•'„136%

34%
,136%

17 Va

17%

17%

*14%

(The)

Co

21

9

Jan

20

168

Feb

2

26

22% Feb

$4.50

Glidden

Co

new.—
common

16

11

Goebel

Gold

&

preferred
Co

Brewing Co
:
Stock Telegraph Co

17%
78 Va

*101ji

*101%
8

135

*138

148

132%

124

o9%

122

148

*138

148

*138

148

135%

134%

137%
46 %

124%

124%

*99%

100 '/a

100

*124 '/4

31

31JA

32

300

32

32

2,200
3,100

31

31

52

52

53

53

53 %

52

53%

39%

39'A

39'A

39%

41'A

40

5

5Va

35%

36%

35%

36,

,

40-/4

7,800

5Va

5%

5Vu

5%

5%

10,400

36 Va

36 %

36%

3o'A

3oj,a

53

53%

53%

52%

53%

52%

53%

105%

105%

*105%

106 %

*105%

106 %

*105%

*14'A

14%

14%

■V 14%

14%

♦14-Va

14 Va

200

42%

42

42 %

42%

42 %

42 %

42 '/a

4,0U0

56%

56%

56%'

55%

56

*55%

56%

36%

37 Va

36%

37 Va

36%

37Va

37'A

37%

33%

33%

33%

34

34

*34

*100

103

*100

33%

34%

*100

103

103

*100

60

59

60 Va

60 Va

95%

*94

95%

*94

*84

85%

*84

85%

*84

100
1
.1

*110

—1
100

1

,

«.

25%

25

98

.*96%

'

-

6%

"

-

.(

6%

*155
■.

36%

37%

22

6%

-

37

37 'A'

„•

*21 'A

6%
157

159

70%

69% -70%

69%

70%

5

57%

57

57%

57%

58%

33

33

32%

32%

7

Goodyear Tire

9

42% Jan

3

Gould-National Batteries Inc—-—4

42%

43%
26
98

.35,700
5,->00
-

,

100

37%

8,700

6%

6%

17,500

6'/a

•

22

70

290

157

157.

21V2
70%

,70'/a

.

26,300

V37 Va

t,;'

157

-

21% ;

22

69%

23

•-

900

■1

40

2 0%

■

•

:

96%

6%

*155

159

*21%

37'A

~80

84

114%

*96'A

42%
26 W

.'96%

98

14,800

9o%

84

39 V4

41%

25%

*94

39%

25%

42

25%
*96 %

98

900

63

.'113%

39

38%

41 Va

25 %

"

6%

6%
22 *

*21'A

•

37

-

159

*155

".OK

*96%

„

37%

37%

37%

37%

,■-41%
40%.,

41

401/4
,

110

111

36%

36%

15,600

103

114%

111%

bOO

37 Va

34'A

62%

85%

*84

85%

55 */4

3,%

95%

*94

95 Va

110

'55'A

'

62%

60%

60%

56%

78% Sep

66% Jun

*.

110

112

103

—10

6

(B F),

,

*94

——5.

110

14%

56%'

36%

2,900

,

106 Va

41%

*

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59%

3,o00

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53%
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1,100

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106 'A

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..

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%

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17%
79%

121%

38%

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101%

8 Va

44,600

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:

17%

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1,400

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78

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100

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17%

136%

17'A

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17%

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44%

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■

48%

71

124%

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(The)'I

Goodall-Sanford

53%

100
100

conv

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52%
47%

£

14 Va

30

91

76%

101%

8

1,000
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22

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22

57

70

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100
100
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142

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61

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,

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101%

2,000

106'A

3,500

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69%

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17%

48%

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2,000

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34%

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3,500

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,

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55

34%

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30%

22

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33 Vb

-

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2,700

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30%

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29

49
•

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35%

60

10

143

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400

1,000

41

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■

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47%

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22

42

8

Oct

157

"

-

2

6% Oct

8

26% July 30

Dec

Aug
44% Mar

17% Jan

30

162

26

137 % Apr 26

9% May

90% Nov 29
6
42% Dec

106'A

TO

•

28% Jan

*105'A

144

21

com___2.50

,

38% Oct

4

106 %

9%
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100

preferred

86% Mar 23

13% Jan

*105'A

*142%

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65% Jun

10% Jan

105%

27

48%

1
10

Corp

preferred

Mar 14

103% Sep

105%

5%
30%

2,600

32'A

'

35%

10

Corp

Telephone

Jan

Jun

27%

106 "

'

10c

General Refractories

93

7

27%

59% * 61%

Public Utilities Corp
5
Railway Signal com.No par

82

.

27%

5%
29%

380

10%

4%

27%

17

Equipt Corp

General

43% Sep 29
63% Aug
3
45% July 11
101

Precision

51/4

27%

No par

General Public Service

8

Dec

18

7

3o '/a

4%

-x48%
•

•

*105%

1%

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35%

5%

49

78%

issued"

47,400

46'A

31

30%

No par

"when

84% Oct 27

96

45% Jan

29

Sf'/T

■52%

General

28

Jan

1

1

preferred

5,900

/

29%
108

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-

5%

17

common

70

7'/a

r

10%

40 Va

35%

35

35%

.

76

preferred

24,400

93%

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32%

40%

-

-

-

46'A

32%

40%

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Corp

200

45%

5

107%

•

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32% 132%

40

49 %

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29

600

5,900

15

7%

.

29%108

? 30%
; 48%
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27%
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5%
31

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1

19

12% Jan

,

35

35

35

5

71 Va Apr

20 % Apr

10

39 1/4

——

-

*

32 %

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7%

7%

28%

107%

107

10 %

3

39% Sep

106%

45%

4

6

106%

-■

7%

28%

106%

107

106%

General Outdoor Advertislng.No par
General Portland Cement Co——1

Mar 17

7%
28 Va

44%

16

39% Jan

7%
28%

<28%-

*10Va

14

105

7%
271/2

7%

7%
28

10%

57% Feb

33

34% Aug 19
1 Dec 27

44

.

44 Va

4% Jan

107 " Aug 16

9

9

*44%

33% Feb

5% Mar

8%

8%

10 Va

7

9

50

88

8%

86%

38% Oct

52% Nov 24

1

"

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43% Mar 14
25

2,600

31 Va

45 %

—

convertible

Common

28

9'A

31%

(Delaware )_1

preferred

3%%

7,200

30%

com__No par

.

General

28

31%

30%

com__l

com

General

July 25

16,100

30%

1.66%
.1

General Mills common

145% Sep
48% Sep

21%

21

No par

Corp
preferred

20

152

20

98

21'A :

.—5

Foods

8,600

115

98

20%

10%

Corp.,

23

5%

*110%:

20%

*44%

Co

Feb

July 11

3,100

53%

99

20%

100

General

13

*98

21

Corp common—2
series preferred
10

6%

115 V

*110%

5
50

'

89% Mar 14

99

20%

Contract

77% Jun
123

115

*98

9,700

571/4
101

53%

21%

Bronze

General

22

101% Sep

*110

99

'

20

600

4,400

33%

56%

j

5,100

39%

*100

54

531/4

2,100

-I-

20%

33%

58 J

101

20%

com.

Investors

General Finance Corp

8

116

*98

No par

Corp.

General

28

116

5%

7

Mar

53% :

120

*30%

Acceptance

Cigar

33%

57V4

"

39%

2

1

Inc

5

12% Dec

53%

54%

*20

39 V

33%

9%
38%
104

'

100

preferred

General

9%
38%
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20»/a

*100

99

preferred—50

19% July

78% Nov 22

101

*100

101

54%

55%

1,900

9%
102%

38%

57 %

57%

57%

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57

39:» :

38%

102%

33%

33%

33%

57%

57%

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10

Corp.:

86% Jun

101

~

*113

1
common—^1

Industries

Container

6

Jan

33.

33%

54%

2

Mar

75

39

(The)

Mar 29

13% Jan

38%

common

17

80% July 22

39

preferred
(The)

80

14% Nov 24

38%

t

*20

5

Inc

56% Jun

5

39

:

9

4

38%

101

o0

56

56%

9%

20

common—

3

9% Jan

20

1

13% Oct

66% Feb

20

1

46% Jan

11

20

—No par

1

15% Dec

20

.

48% Jun 25

8

20

33

105

—10

48% Feb

Jan

37% May 17

39 Va

102%

,-7%

105

"

38%

38%

...

23

Oct

21% Mar

9%

9%

9%

102%

39%

105 %

56'A

39

Corp
—5
General Cable Corp com——No par
4% 1st preferred
100
4% conv 2nd preferred
50

5

9%

*105

57

103

Baking Co common
preferred

General

*56%

56 %

*102

General

3

89

9%

9%

105

56%

56%

38%

$4.50 preferred
100
General Amer Transportation—2.50

21

105

103

—

Co.

convertible

General

23

49

56

preferred___100
.100

(The)
(Robert)

Co

Wood

General

23

36% Feb

30% Mar

Inc

Corp

Gaylord

1

11% Jan
"

105 %

convertible

4%%

148% Jun

3

29% Jan

Gar

1

69% Jun

Co

Garrett

12

107% Mar

105%

Co—No par

Co.

Trailer

Gamewell

17% Aug
3
30% Sep 22

5

105%

Gardner-Denver Co

1

Mar

55% Sep

Mar 14

8,400

105%

Corp

Co

5%

**46% Feb

20

2

3,500

73%

100

Sugar

Gamble-Skogmo

15

46% Apr

32 % July 18

2,900

54

731/4

common..

$4.50 preferred

49% July 27

Dec

*

Gair

5

25

37% Nov 17

4

July

96%

53%

74%

preferred

Gabriel

5
30

Jan

9

\ 15% July
20% Jan

4%

21

6% Dec
33

7
22

Jun

96%

54'A

71%

*102

Corp.

Sulphur

Freuhauf

41% Jan

14

41% Aug 23

^

7% Oct

97%

53

71%

Franklin Stores Corp

14

31% Dec

96%

53 %

70%

5

Dairies Inc

Francisco

3

92

4

preferred

Froedtert

4

Jan

convertible

3%%

Freeport

16% Mar 23

69% Jan

4% Nov 15

98

53%

-.5

2

Light

3%%

3

23% Jan

19

96

72%

56%

7% Sep

12% Dec

4

96 %

53%

70%

*99%

28

30

9

% Dec 21

9

Mar 22

45% Jan
11

38 Ya Dec

95

53

l

Feb

Jun

96%

72%

1

Stores Inc

97% Jan

102

r

3,800

53

$4.20 div cum pfd ser of '51.,—15
Food Machinery & Chem Corp
10

20% Oct

.

'

71%

•

21

32%

95%

—

Corp

Power

Florida

14

July 15

32

No par

—

26% Jan

6

32%

31%

52 %

No par

Carpet Co..
(The) common

Co

preferred

31%

_1

preferred

Flintkote
•

9

6.25

__i

First National Stores.

May 23

9%

V

100

Corp

18% Mar 11

Apr 23

32*

7

20

106

Aug 29

Corp

*4%%

46% Feb

Aug 17

100

3

62% Jun

9

36%,Sep 26

28

9

26

Mar

9

10% Oct
42% Dec
104 % Dec

4

Sep

32%

29 %

29

104

33%

100

33

41% Dec

15

44%

13%

110% Dec

Oct

44%

♦43%

29%

12

108

*44

44%

13%

15

24

44 Va

>43%

29%

Feb

104% Sep

*44

44%

13%'

14% Jan

Mar

51

29

4

108

*461/4

33

20% Jan

1191

48%

.

5

Co__

10% Apr
32% Dec

Jan

9,?00

48%

■'

.5

Federated Dept Stores.:.
Felt & Tarrant Mfg Co

6

1,100

9%

9%

__5
_1

Paper Board Co Inc

•

5,500

6%

8%

9%

48 %

*43%

31%

6%

9%

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„„

75

31%'

6%

51

51

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32%

6%

♦46

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75

22
"

5

4

40% Jan

28% Jan

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31%

6%

4

29

75

*70

30%

6%

1

■

-

17% Jan

17

Aug 31

75

31%

6%

1

Corp Inc

24

9

*70

75

30%

8% Jan

•

•70

Bearings

Jun

30

16%
24%

series.._„5Q

52% Jan

Dec

58

16%

2

29~: Oct

19% Dec 27

600

15

23%

,_5

Corp common
pfd ser A

cum

•

1

Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
Farwick Corp

8

26%

_1

Family Finance Corp common
5% preferred series B

26 % Jan 25

48% Oct

19

20

Aug 16

6

16% Dec 21

Co

16

30% Dec
16% Apr
64% Apr

88% Jan

2

11,700

29% Mar 31

52% Jan

84% Jan

24%

21% Feb

25Vb Jun

37% Jan

24%

6

22% Mar 14

i

4

24'A

11

15

Aug
93% Jan

23%

26

29

35

300

22%

Oct

31

7% Mar

Snares

71

14

16% Dec

25% Jan

Oct. si

12% Sep

25% Dec

76

*69%

71

the Week

Friday

Oct. 20

24% Jan

5

38%

"69

68%

Sales for

Thursday

; Oct. 19

1

Eversharp Inc

8

68%

PBICES

Wednesday

Oct. 18

Oct. 17

I

issued"

Tuesday

Monday
Par

-

1

19

Jan

LOW AND HIGH SALE

STOCK

18% Aug 11
27

18% Jan

4

15
Apr
17% Jan

23

YORK

EXCHANGE

43

11% Jan

EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD

STOCKS

B»n(t for Previoui

>-•

22

1,100
16,200

70%

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1

.

,
"

52

29% July

1

27% Jan

4

1% Jan

4

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;

32

Aug

41% Mar 14

47% Dec 29

2

2% Nov 29

Jan

3

55 % July 25

3% Mar

3

Jan

12

13% Sep

24

12% Jan

5

23

Sep

27 % July

6

32

Sep 21

14% Jun

29

26

Dec

31

22% Jan

6

39% Sep

86% Jan

5

138

Dec

31

126% Jan

18

207

Sep

13

35

Jan

6

44

Jun

6

4

93

Mar 21

98

13

9

Mar 14

7

33

Apr

19

94% Jan

8

7% Mar

2

29

Jan

17

Jan

4

£4

Jan

11

27

Jun

17% Jan
131% Jan
73
28

4

.

9

Mar

10% Dec

14
21

42

19

17

34 % Jan

5

17

21 % Jan

3

32% Sep

6

29

74

Feb

2

92 % Jun

22

Dec

38% Dec

29

22

Dec

35% Jan

31

Oct

*

143
69

18

33% Feb

8

31% Dec

footnotes

see

Mar 16
Feb

23

Oct

44% Sep

24% Feb
153

19
9

May 26

26.

7

34% Jan

18

26% Mar 15

17

Jun

30% Mar 14

1

page

18

20 % Mar 22

27

78% Aug 17




Apr

14% Sep

21% Dec

154

Jun

12

80

36% Dec

4

9

For

100

4

Apr

20% Jan

40% Aug 18

21

37% Aug 11

76

Grace

(W. R)

Graham-Paige

& Rubber..
& Co

Motors

Granby Consol M S & P—
Grand Union Co (The) new

-1

No par

—5
5

Steel common—12.50
5%%
cum preferred
100
Grant (W T) Co common
5

Granite

City

3%%
preferred
-100
Grayson-Roblnson Stores com.!—1
$2.25 conv preferred
No par
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop—No par
Great Northern Paper Co
25
Great Northern Ry Co.
No par
Great Western

Sugar com—No par
preferred
10Q
Bay & Western RR
100
Green (H L) Co Inc
1
7%

Green

Greenfield

Tap & Die Corp..No par

34

♦33

47%

46%

2

2

-

47%
2

46%

47%
*

2

2 Vb

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16%

16%

16%

29%

29 Va

29 Va

29 Va

29%

33%

34%

34%

35%

35 %

17

185

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68%".;

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58%

32 V2

32%

'

•

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46%

47
2 Va

17

7
'

2
'

v.

16%

29'A

29%

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38

37

•

36%
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198
38

21%

21%

40%

40%

151

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75

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31%
33%

.

-

31%

33%

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150%
75

\

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84 Va
41
21 %

150 Va
75

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100

1,200
50

29%

30

29%

30

1

800

2,200

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40%

41%

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41

21%

700

84%

40%

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21%

V

12,700

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149

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149

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75

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50 Va

,

5,000
,

70

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32%

31%

33%

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21 Va

21%

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40%

18,700

7,500

29%

40%

401/4

1,800

29%
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194

42

42

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•

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14 1/4

41%

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194

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29%

30

36%

37'A
205

41%

14

42

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3,200

17%

42

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82

17'A

171/2

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14

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2

47%

37'A

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1,600

33'

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60

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1,000

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The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle

(1708)

..

Monday, October

.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS

Range for Previous
Lowest

Highest
14% Mar

ll3/4 May 21
80'/2 Jan

22% Jan

11

4% Jan

97

7
4

Sep

94

5% Dec
39 »A Dec

4%%

May 31

99

2

22

32% July 19
5 V* Jan
6

29

35% Jan

6

4
8% Apr
44% Feb 23

Jan

6

96% May

68% Jan

4

91

Dec

4

67% Dec

90

9

45% Jan

29

45% Feb

93 Va Sep

$5

80% Oct

10

31

Jan

«'■

18

29

34% July 30

100'/a May 26
5

106% July 28
110
Oct
4

Jan

15

106 '/a Mar 26

104% Sep

Jan

2^

46'/a Aug 17

42

17% Jan

13

20 % Apr

19% Jan

May

105

35

107

•

6

12% Mar

*63%

2

Dec

21

29

Jan

5

86% Dec

4

25% Nov

24

102% May 11
24% Jan
4

106% Oct
142

18 V* Oct

13

79% Oct

7

:.

21% Jan

6

25

131

.>

31

12% Jan

Jan

15

21% Oct

40% Dec

28

22

103% Oct
,

38

32

32% Dec

19

10% Jan

30

40

6

30

28

8% Nov

23

Jan

Nov

11% Feb

17

17

4% July 12

*

Dec

23% Dec

21% Jun

30

28% Dec

31

85

Mar

4

31% Apr 19
94% Jan 22
21% Jan 26

23% Nov

lb % oci

18% Jun

.

36 V2 Sep

26% Mar 14

20

60% Sep

23

96%. Aug 15

11

Sep

3

104va Feo

7

11

22% Jan

5

37 % Nov

18

36% Jan

3

20% Oct

14

17% Oct

11

91

Feb

68

Jan

' 6

101

Dec

17

126

Jan

2

38% Jun

18

50

Dec

23

40

May 26

54

% Feb

IS

51%. Jan

"

126% Oct

July 25

22% Mar
132

96

121% Feb
52

Jun

38 %
..

122V4 Aug 11

27
26

1

25

6

Sep'

2

9

May 19

48% July 19

Mar 14

54% Mar 18

13

Inc.

Industries Inc

3% %

3.65%
Helme

!

'

23

Hertz

15

Hewitt-Robins Inc

14

Co

(The)

May 13

10% Jan
5

Jan

14

3

3

96

7

6

51% Aug 24

10% Mar 14

12% Jan

5

Hires Co

29

89% Jan

12

34 '/a Jan

11% Aug 25

4

18% Aug

19

8 % Dec

July

$4%

10

16% Jan

3

Hollander

25% Jan

4

Holly Sugar

32 % Mar

3

48

Jan

3

4

27% Dec

6

30 % Dec

21

29% Feb

4

52

Oct

5

34% Oct

13

37% Oct

10

42 V* Oct

18

Honolulu

31% Dec

31

28% Jan

31

44

V2 Jun

27

Hooker

Mar 31

1001/2 Jun

14

106

Dec

6

95% Jan

12

12 V* Nov

23

103

16% Apr 26
35% Aug 25
36% Oct 27

13

Jan

29 % Dec

84% Jan
94% Jan
101

Feb

7
9'

6
4

17

99 % Nov
105

17

34% Jan

4

26% Oct

11
10

91 '/2 Jan

18

Jun

3*2 OCt

33

28

Nov

24

100

105 Va Nov

16

102% Mar

38% Aug
34

14

64% Jan

38% Oct

8

112 Va Dec

23

9b

Feb

7

15% Jan

6

19% Dec

31

18

Jan

6

11% Jan

4

20% Dec

10

15% Mar 14

22

4% Jan

5

Nov

10% July 27

July 18

7% July 18

38% Jan

4

55% Dec

21

53vsJan

6

13% Jan

14

25 % Nov

8

22% Jan

11

2% Nov

10

3% Feb

3

18% Dec

15

21% Oct

11

3

Jan

6

19% Jan

3

va

137
.

2

May

47

31

1

3

29

98

105

41 Va Dec

1

Aug

104% Jan

8

11

19

A Sep

Mar 10

28% Jan

4% Nov 22

Apr 28

16% Sep

5
6

Feb

23

Feb

14

July 18

22% Jun 23
25 Va Sep

7

3% Feb

10

12% Apr 27

*80%

83

5%

(A)

& Sons

*1021?

*

47

-•

,

143

143

32

31'%

32

33

32%

32%

32'%

x32

6%

18

32%

6%

6%
35

*34'%

t

*17

17

*16%

16%

20

173%

18

1,700

16%

16%

om

21%

21%

21%

5,200

*33%

33a%

.

1,300

33%

33%

*33%

34

89

89

♦88

89

88

88

54%

54%

55

56

56%

56%

563%

*97'%

99%

*98

99%

*97%

98%

24 Va

24'%

,,

117

.

38

*ld

116%

:

114'% 115%.

24

24'%

*37'%

18'%

18%.

99%

24'%

24'%

*3-7'%

37'%
18

*98

,

*123

123%

'

45

44%

54"

18'%

\

45'%

32

52.

M

44%

119'% 119%"
♦123

"

54

45

*52%

24

40

1,300

37%

V

.

•

..

•122
124

V*

*45

53'%

60

800

120
*123

124

44%

44%

•

500
.

1,600

18%

'

119

*52'/a

-

23%

37'%

18'%

18'%

123% 123%

123%

...

*44%

"

-

24'%
38

*37'%

38

6,400
-

*

45%

53 Va

'20

1,200

53 Va

200

}

27'%

267/a

27

26%

27

26%

28%

28%

36%

36'%

36'%

36%

37

37

36%

36%

36'%

36%

1,000

17

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17'/a

18'/a

4,800

'76%

77

*75'%

18%
77 V

77

77

*93'/a

*

78

*77

77

,

V

77

80

94%

94%

*93'%

45%

47%

47

47'%

453/4

47

11

11

11'/a

11%

11

11

11

11

1,700

21%

21%

22'%

22%

22%

22:»/4

22 %

3,900

12%

12%

12%

12%

22%
12%

23

12%

12%

12%

13

7,000

11

11

21%
12%
*6%

*93'%" 94%
•

44

"

7

7

7

7'%

7Vs

7%

21%

21%

*21%

21%

21%

'21%

21%

30%

30%

*30%

31'%

*30%

31%

34%

36'%

36

36 Va

36'%

36%

36%

39%

41%

41

42'%

41'%

41'%

40%

94%

*7

7%
21%

31

20

r

4,300

7%

21%

1,000

21%

1,600

*31

31%

200

37

36

36%

5,900

41

40%

41

2,800

37

9,700

"

common—5

34 Va

33%

No par

34%

v

34%

103

103

103

*37'%

27

27%

27'%

rights

1

jt,

preferred

14%

-

35
*102

103

37%

common

1

14%

14%

38

*37%

27%

27

38

(Del)

102

*101%

102

*101'A

*103%

104

*103 Va

104

*95

95%

*95

96%

39'%

39%

39%

125%

125%

125%

124%

19

19%

*19%

19%

*19%

19%

20'%

20%

20%

20'A

39 %

123'/a

_1

•

Manhattan

—100

2

2

2

33'A

s

2

2

96%

100

6,500

27'%

39%
19%

*19-%

21

21

21%

21'/a

21%

16,300

2

*2

2'%

2'%

2%

1,000

Hupp Corp

1

6%

6%

6%

Hussman Refrigerator Co__

5

x32%

32%

32%

lo

27%

51'%
52'%
54 Va

*50%

51%

*50%

51'A

*51%

52%

*51%

52

*54

54%

*54

54%

54

*53%

54

*53%

54

51%
15%

♦51

*8%

8%

62 V*

63 %

62'A

28%

28%

*28'A

6%

6%
35

35

20

128%

17

*8%

8%
63%
23

40

20

103%

19%

9% Feb

-

95%
101%

39'%

5% noncumulative preferred—100
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par

*8%

-

126%

>

Hunt

62%

95

101%
103'/a

104

19%

39%
127

16

28

102

*103%

13

6.66%

38

263/4

96%

*101%

'

Jun

Inc

180

3,200

14%

*37%

27'%

*f 5

102

*103 Va

1

103

14%

23,900

104

25

38

27

27

95%

Power—No par

Houston Oil Co of Texas
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co

*102

14%

*37 Va

1

35 Va

'

102

32

*101'%

100

;

102

Xl4%

14%

100

;

preferred

37

36%

36'%
103

100

preferred

Lighting &

-

20,300

"-*•*03 '/a

93'%

44'/a

_io

Co

30-

45

93%
43%

71% Sep

Sep 21

35

17

21'/a

32

39

1,100

6%

7%
21%

37'/a

Foods

400

6%

6%

18%

7%

$2.25 convertible preferred
—50
Household Finance common—No par

&

600

*32%

331/a
32'/a

35

21%

14%

IHudson

33 Va

35

22

14%

Houston

2,600

*34'%

<

17%

16%

7%

7%

3

4%

32%

17%
*16%

-

10

•

32 Va

32'%

*32%

32

6%

'

,35

2,500

141-

32%
33%

■;

31

Corp new

Electrochem

4.40%

47%

141

-40

2,600

26%

30

$4.25 preferred

3%%

103 i i

47%

143

»

81%

32%

*102??

47%

*141

.

31%

500

,

81%
32%

)

103

47%

47%

47

*141

,

*1021?

103j&

<

600

99 %•

*52

5

preferred

Houdaille-Hershey

Common

*
1

32%

54%

*123
"

—10

common

Mining

Oil

20'%

83 ;

32%

12.50

Corp

convertible

Homestake

20 Va

20%

*80'/a!

32% t*

31%

j
j

89

5

.

5

1,000

33%

50c

Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co

2

Jan

6,500

22%

89

1

3.% Jan

25'A Jan

300

54%

22

33%

5

;

11

8 % Mar

433%

54

22 '/a

20%

43%

54%
,

54%

37'/*
116

pfd (conv)__No par

Corp
(Charles E)

19

33% Jan
27

2nd

cum

Oct

5% May 12
19% Feb
7

19%

18%

43%

54'%
*22

,

_1

.

12% Oct

5
30

53'/a

,22

5

new

Hilton Hotels

21

1

9

79 % Aug

92
Sep
43% Nov

5

18% Mar

22

90

24'%

Heyden Chemical Corp common
1
3%% preferred series A
100

81% Jan

...

*43"

43%

52

j

21%

18

•

50

Sep

5

'

6'%

7%

*97%;

100

Sep

Jan

43%

f

52

22

*34'%

16%

54%

par

30

71

106

'

20 Va Sep

8

*104%

102%

22'%

*89

—No par

41 %

Apr

106

43%

32'%

6%

33%

31% Mar 18

78

-•■*104%

; 32%

33%

15% May 12

4

70
30

106

45'%

35

6,200

*104%

31%

22

10

preferred series A

35%
107

106

*141

32 Va

6%

-16%

—No par

preferred

35

102%

16%

preferred-—25

Hershey Chocolate common__No

35'%.

*105%

10318

33

22

25

common

34%

*,

*

*34'%

_15

common

34%

600

84%

102%

*102 4?

44%

*32'%
,"

.

100

noncumulative

4'%%

*73%

J

100

Hercules Motors
5%

84

14,500

107

82%

7'/a

34% July 26

Jan

*83

4,700
1

*105%

31%

21%

18% Apr

68

83%

39'/4

*102%

-18%

31%

*32%

1

11

11

84

102%

*31'%

143

31%

50

11

Oct

96'%

83%

k

44

14% Jan

25

96'%

84%

2,200

107,

*79%

103'/a

"*141

26% Jan

21

96%

83%

34

-

2

preferred

Hercules Powder

96 %

83 V*

10,200

*102%

81%*

5

1

Co common

(G W)

7%

38%

96'%

*83

31V* '

31'%

*102??

1

!

preferred

Heinz (H J)

33%

230

38%

81'%

*

5

Hecht Co common
'

5 %

*105%

22

,

5

Hayes Mfg Corp
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co

23

24

5%

-

'-51%

.

-

>18%

*79%
""

10 *

paid

Hayes

1

7

39% Jan

13% Mar 12

35

13

8% Mar

24% Mar

9

51%

*17%

.

1

„

Industries

5~y*
38%

12,90.0

5

■

V

♦42%

43%
22

15

„

1st

7
"

,2.50

Corp of America common..!
4%% preferred

Havag

37 Va

-

98

102%

*104%

51'%

100

common

Hat

20

84% Jan

89
May 21
41% Nov 17

101% Oct

5

14
2)

24% July 21

6
20

21% Oct

Jan

36%

•

.15

106

106

21%

;

No par ~

Hart Schaffner & Marx

8% Jan

6

6% Aug

31

Harbison-Walk Refrac

35% July

18

31

4

Co $4.25 pfd

Co

36%

5%

6

14%
*97

38

3%

•102%

106

*42

5

,100
12.50

6% preferred
Harrisburg Steel Corp

7

36 V«

36'%
-

-

*96

,

81'%

33%

34
106

106

*104%

^No par

Co___

Harrls-Seybold

39

11

15 Vs. Jan

23

8 % Dec

18% Jan

(M A)

15
98

5%

81%

*80%

102%

*102'%

5"

preferred

Paper

39% July 13

Mar 11

13%'Jan

10

Hanna

13

34'/# July

5% Mar 25

16% Oct

14 % Dec

6

1

142% Oct
»

11

34% Oct

18

convertible

Hammermill

33 %

~

'
-.

25

:

Well Cementing

Printing Co__

Hamilton Watch Co com__

4

4
21

51% July 21

6

26% Mar 14
Oct

Oil

Hall

Jun

82

14%
98 *

36'%

96%

81

Shares

14%
98

.

38%

*95%

82

No par

:

Water

Halliburton

107% Feb

134%. July 25

Nov

32

22% Apr
5 % Jan

Jan

23

»

Hackensack

14

35

38'%

96 %

>

100

21

.100% Feb

37%

96

dividend preferred

59'% Sep
25 V* Fab

•

10 «

33% Nov 29

1

(W F)

5%

*80%

24'% Sep

<

-

36%

5%

the Week

*

Ocf: 21

14%

37%

100
100

$4.44

S5%

5%

.Friday

Oct. 20

98

81

$4.20 dividend preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred

10

Jun

35%

Sales far

Thursday

Co—

Utilities

46% July 12

».

6

*

98

25

Common

9
7

105 >

7

Oct

Jun

109% Jun

45% Aug 10 ;
30

22

36% Sep

101
Aug 26
104% July 13

26% Jan
103

15

98

No par

issued"

"When

14%

97%

15

SALE PRICES

Wednesday
Oct. 19

35'%

,

—1

Corp

Gulf Stares

.,

Oct. 18

*5%

—1

preferred

Gulf Oil

Tuesday

14%
97'%

Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com—No par

23

80% Oct

Aircraft Corp..

Grumman

ANl^tH&i

LOW

j

-.

Oct. 17

f

100

Guantanamo Sugar

5

61 % Mar 14

11

Par

preferred

**

r

Monday

.

Greyhound Corp (The) common—3

a

16% Mar

S

Mar 30

■

f

STOCK

YORK

EXCHANGE

Highest

13% Jan

4

20

39% Aug 11

26% Mar 29

NEW

Range since Jan. 1

Year1954
Lowest

8%

8%

39%

39%

8%

5,200

131%

129

16,400

20

*8%

400

9%

.

500

"

63%

63%

63'%

64

*28%

63%
29

29'%

29 Va

29%

300

3,200

"

6%

6'%

6%

6%

6%

18,600

35'A

35%

35%

35%

35%

2,400

27%

I
27

43% Jun

Jun

21

31

57 Va Oct

11

23

,'471/aJan

0

9

63% Dec

12

50% Dec

48% May 21

52 % Dec

20

60

53 Va Nov

10

40

Jan

May 25

62% Jun

15

81% Jan

4

61 Va Dec

27

8% Jan
.

11

39

21% Jan

Dec

10

51

23

Dec

30

13% Apr 12
24 Vs Mar 15

23

5% Jan

Nov

17

48% Jan

■

57% Dec

8

50% Jan

20

52

170

Jan

28

27% Jan

Jan

30

349

35 '/a Oct
165

29% Oct

11

29

30'/a Oct

11

Feb

23

4 % Nov

5

7

140

Oct

17% Dec

84

135

31

79

Nov

4

70

16
12

69

16

44% Nov

4

Jan

101% Sep 26
9'/a Mar 13

17

4

Aug

12% Jun

31

79% Dec

8

6

82

88% Dec 31
106% May 19
12% Dec

Mar

3% Mar 16
57 Va Jan

1

11

73

Mar 14

2

92% May 26

4% Sep

28

87% Aug 26
141

Jun

17

10

Jan

3

117% Sep

23

108

12

Jan

1
22

Mar 15

45

Jun

34% Mar 15

Aug 17
29

43% Jun

32% Jan
12% Jan
34% Feb

40

6

No par
100

of

Canada

Sep

8

2
3

15

May 12
Aug 13

19

Jan

6

20% Jan

21

Packers Limited

International Paper
$4 preferred
;

15

No par

!

common

3

15% Aug 29

Teleg_ZNo

par

5
_

25
l

Interstate Power Co

9

350

51'% May

2

30% Jan

Intertype Corp,

3

36% Sep

6

5

26% Jan

3

30'% Aug 11

7

20 Va Mar 23

Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co—No
par
Iowa Power &
Light co_
10
Island Creek Coal common
50c

Nov

19

121

Jan

24

29% Sep
130

Sep

19

21

$6

No par

preferred

1

*54

54%

52

-

*125

Va

48

*54

383 Va

36%
167%

30%
*87

*51

51%

40

13%

155%

15%

9,000

29

29

1,000

10%

10'%

10%

10 V»

53% "

52%

53%

56%

56

56%

25%
126

*167

170

,81%

53%

29 'A

53%

4,800

56%

4,500

-

170

*167

82%

83

82%

54%

54

*22%

23

48

48%

49

47'/a

48

102

,

*101

102

29%

29%

29%
393

389

389

36%

168'A

-

102
'

.,

29%
393

36%

37%

168'%

169%

1,290

30%

30'%
30%

13,000

30 y8

30%

30'%

30%

30 Va

/:

*91%

4%

4-%

75%

75%

77%

76%

136 Va

136'%

136'%

13'A
105

*104%

13'A
106

,

106

130

5,000
9,800

106

15%

14%

15'%

15

93

93 Va

92%

200

15

92%

93

93%

*92'A

45%

68

68

68%

*38

69'%

*69

*39

*39'%

40

40 %

*38%

40

*38%'

40%

36%

37 Va

*36%

37%

14

14'/a

13%
46 Va

*36

36

14%

14'/4

14

45

47%:

¥i

14

■

1,700

69%

39'A

4 8'A

33%

27%

28 Va

22,100

39%

1,400
.

iil*

A-L.—.

X 300

14

3,500

46%

48

3 3 ¥4

34

34 %

34 '/a

34%

27'%

26%

27'%

3,500

25%

25%

26

5,900

128

20

-50

*27%

27%

27'A

27%

27'%

25%

25%

25 »A

25 ¥4

25%

126

28'%

300

2,200

40%

39 y4
•

36%

126

-

590

|

45%

27%

•

5,200

,,

95

27 ¥4

*35%

34

44%

40

69

*98

40

*93

*38%

38%
40

45%

*45'%

27%

27%

38%

95

94

94

45

40

*125

11,200

13%

15

27%

.*

9,000

^

105%

107

*105

107

13

104%

92

67%

34

13%

4%
77%

106

105'%

1,200

136

15

45

*37%

13

136

19,100

89

92

44%
**38

*87

4%

74%

106%

14%

89

*87

4%

* 136 'A
<

3,500

37 %

30%

13'A

9,500

-f

168%
31

90

30

v

.

.

29%
399

38%
31

4'A

102

2,606

168'/a

30

*87

5,900

54%

23

30

4%

5,800

82%

*22'%

36 »A

,

1,200

53%
56

-

.23

167%

37'/a

170

10%

54

82%

51 %

385%

105 Va

*104

;

51%

15%
29

:

74%

68%
>

♦51

500

*

15%

'

168

105

50

54

28%

♦100'/a
'

29%
385

136%

*91

•*53%

15%

48

90

*4%

92

53%
,51%

31

*30
-

54%

53%

29'A

*22'A

101

101

>29%

136%

27'%
27%
37'%
38%
*37% -40
*35%
36%
14%
14%
- 44 Va,
44%
34
34
27%
27%25%

.

23

*47

2,300

126

*126

128

128

47

-

--

7,100

2,400

J
'v

8% Dec

28

30 V* Nov

23

6% Mar 14

?^% Jan

37% Nov 24

26

8

12'% Sep

6

34% Jan

13

31

Jacobs

(F L) Co
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co

Sep

26

39

Jau

1)1

97% Aug 15

Jersey Cent Pwr

59

Jewel Tea Co Inc

Jan

1

Oct

7

55

Nov

23

99

45

16

103

Apr

14

99% Jun

13

77% Oct

11

97

Feb

11

Mar 15

3%% preferred
Johns Manville Corp

85

Jun

27

Johnson

54'% Sep

23

Jones & Laughlin Steel com
5% preferred series A

8-1%

Mar 14

61% Mar 31

91% Nov

89% May
19% Jan

7

78

Nov

30

65

4

37% Dec

31

85% Jan

32% Mar 14

4

100% Dec
48% Dec

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12

31

98

22

41% Mar 15

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Mar 10

104

106

Jun

14

May 10

Aug

3

62% Sep

8

&

& Lt A%

pfd

common

Johnson

Joy Manufacturing Co

9%

9%

9%

9%

31%

31%

31%

31%

*31%

28

28

28

9%
32

9'%
*31%

9%

9'A

28'%

94 %

94%

94 Va

180

51V4

300

27%

2 8'A

*93%

94%

*93%

94%

94%

9 4'/a

94%

*51

52'%/

*51

52

51 y4

51V*

*51'%

52

51'A

*99%

102

*99'/a

100

*99%

102

*99%

102

*99%

102

500

32

2 8'A

100
1

5,700

31%

28'%

28%

28

9%

32

1

8

96

9%

No par

22

9

68
*38

25
25

Corp
$1.40 cum conv preferredInterstate Dept Stores

52'/a

*167

1

*22%
'

91% 191%
48
43

_No par
:.

29% Aug
23% Dec
123

*91

100

-—,

International Salt
International Shoe

51%

*52

♦50%

2,300
12,600

*

52

,

*

82

74%

*104
106%
14%
14%

No par
No par

com

*50%

*29

53%

-

183

' 1°4

7.50

common

Int'l Rys of Cent Amer
5% preferred

51'%
52

15%

*

170

136%
13'%

I36
13'%

100

86% Jan

For

No par

com

35% Apr

31% Jun

1

34% July 21

24% Jan

Jun

100
,

1

Preferred

7% preferred
International Telep &
International Utilities

2

23
47%
\ *100'% 101
"29%
30
384
S87
— 36
36%
168'/a 168%
*30
31
30%
30%
"87
90
4'%
4'%
73'%
74%

5

common

International Silver

Jun

*22'%
47'%'

__,_Nopar

9

114

*167

53

1 -

_

15 % Sep

98% Sep

56%

81%

4% preferred
^
International Mining Corp.

International

51%*

56

81%

preferred

Nickel

51%

52 '/a

Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
_5

Int'l

51'/a
56170

56'%
55 %
*167

_ioo

Corp

16

34

6

22

Dec

3

Int'l Harvester

7%

•

Machines ——No par

13

6

39

41 % Jan

Iron

Oct

5

28

14

9

.

52%

56%

10%

52''a

preferred

31 % Sep

Jan

Jan

23% Jan

10% Jan
28% July
29% Jan

41 % Jun

175'% May 31
37% Jan
4

4%%

Interlake

Int'l Business

39

60
35

6

34% Dec

6

Apr"18

74'% Sep

1

21

38 % Dec

Mar 29

33% Sep

65%

52'/a

10%

10%

81'%

common

48% Mar

Dec

38 Va Dec

103

450

62%

53'%

*51

15%
29

20

Inc_—

Interchemical Corp

63'%

52%

.

"

~j
_ioo

Ctfs

27%*

62%

28

1

15%

29

27'/a

63%
53

28

'

51%

-

x27 'V

62%

54

29

'

Insuranshares

62%

53%

52'/a

27%

62%

No par

6

36% Oct

Jan

July 18
55% Sqp 21

27%
:

.10%

29)

par

*10

Inspiration Cons Copper-!

6

26% Dec

May

24 %

6% preferred
Inland Steel Co—

Jan

4

31

8

Light—No

common^—_No par

42% Jan

29

25

4% Feb

11

% Aug 16

8

11

19

6

Sep

Ingersoll-pand

&

62%
53%

15 %

5

58% May. 23
63 V* Sep 23

Dec

Jan

14

Jan

Co

6

18

16

Terminal RR

50

Industria Electrica De Mex S A
Industrial Rayon

19

29

4.20%

50

10% Sep 29

19% Jan

25

No par

cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred

4.26%

Illinois

No par

common

24

96% Jan

Oct
1 Nov

37% Jan
31% Jan

112

"*51

7

38

,

50

37'A Jan

23

44% Jan

13% Jan
29% Apr

cumulative preferred—

12

26

94

4% May 27
40% May 27

18

21% Jan

59% Dec

1% Jan

.

Feb

15% Oct

4.08%

Co

Indianapolis Power

42 Va Dec

13

M

new

Central RR Co

31% Aug 31

28

38

Jan

*$3

19

38 % Dec

34% Jan

55

50

15

21% Dec

28% Jan

101% Jan

cumulative preferred

68

176 % Oct^ 25

130% Jan
9% Jan

4.42%

91'% Sep

102

Jan

77

cumulative preferred—50

Mar 11

169% Jun

375

4

Jan

25

4.70%

55

6

Nov

Co

51V* May
5
52% Apr 15
55 • Jun
8

4

40

Power

27%
61
52 %
*50'%
*51%
*54

66% Mar 14

22 V* Dec

159

Illinois Power

35 V« Jan

4

6

Illinois

31

5

May 11

Jan

19

12

Sep

29

15% Jan

14% Apr

162

68% Sep
57

76% Dec

25% Jan

271

26

17

Jan

Idaho

39 Va Dec

11

89% Jan

1

52% Mar 28

7 Va Nov

4

July 29
40% Jan
4

52% Sep

15% Nov

21

47% Nov
159

5

10

25

30

Jan

Oct

53

22% Oct 20

2% Jun
'

55

54% Dec

49
Aug 22
51% Aug 17

33% July 18

2,200

102

—No par

80%

81 %

81%

82%

82%

84%

84%

81%

83

12%

*68'%

68%

68%

68%

67%

68'A

68 V*

68'%

67

67%

_10

457/a

46%

46%

47 Va

47 Va

48'/a

48 Va

49%

48'/a

48%.

104%

104%

104%

57%

57%

100

104%

104%

104%

104%

104%

104%

l

54%

54%

54%

54%

54%

56 V,

83'%

57

6,800
-

104% ^
58'A

2.400

33,900
840

3,000

24

1955

Number 5475

Volume 182

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

. « .

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD

vr#

-r" tr*

Baage for Previous
Year 1954

Lowest

STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK

Range since Jan. 1
Highest

Lowest

Highest

,

EXCHANGE

3% Jan

9
4

41

28

99% NOT

Jan

100

18

12

104% Apr

1% Oct

21

2% Feb

39% Jun

15

45% Mar

4

•

100% Mar 23

99% May 16
105 •
May 6
1073/4 Sep

94

15

Sep

30

103% Aug 10

107

Mar 13

105% Aug

102

106

Oct

102% Mar 15

May 26

38% Jan

14

35% Jan

5

18% Jan

21

29

75% Dec

29
13

43

1

70% Jan

50

Dec

12% Apr 23
16

25% Dec

Jan

4

64% Jan

4

39% Jan

4

Dec

4

29% Jun

3

20% Jan

11 i
18
13

NOT

Kayser

36% Sep 23

Kelsey Hayes WheelKennecott Copper

24

29% Jan

13

36 % Jan

Oct

14

29% Feb

39

Mar 19

Apr 29

34 % Jan

Not

79% Jan

6

87-

1

84

29% Jan

4

44% Dec

9

5

98% Dec

14

Jun

23

36% Sep

23

28% Sep
9
48% Aug 18
42

Feb

104

Jan

32"

49% Jun

9

•

39% May 31

Co__i_

8

4

Kresge

9

Kress

Kroger Co (The)

3% May 27

5% Feb

9

17 % Dec

14% jun

16 '

12% Mar 15

13% Dec 29

-

4 % Jun

18.

16

8

1

15

Mar 14

543/4 Apr

Sep

7

<S S)

5% Jan 25
Sep;7-

20% May 10

47% Jan

4

22

Jan

7

85

Aug 10

7% May
27% Jan

Apr

a

343% Sep

86% Aug

11

98 y2 May

53 %

74«/2 Jun

21

18 y« Jan

6

25 % Apr

26

O

1% Jan

3

3

2% Sep
163/8 gey

3

63/s Sep

TVc

Jan" 6

4

11% Dec

8

>11% Jan

Mar 30

2

4% Dec

8

3% Jan

-

&

&

4

46

Dec

31

40% Mar 14

47'% Jan

Lehman

23

Dec

10

16

30

22

Jan

Lehn

Fink

16 % Jan

4

20% Aug 17

19% Jan

3

23

Mar

8

76% Nov

643/4 Jan

is

87

July 18

4

13% Dec

17

67%

2
23

July

56

164'

Jan"29

23

3

26% Oct

142% Jun

13% Jan

19

613/4 Mar 14
149% Jun
47

Sep

53% Dec

28% Nov

19

Oct

7

18% Jan
Jan

12

26

Jan

82

11

22
19

Jun

17

•■55% Apr-. 6

30

-473/4 Oct

14

16% Sep

27

25 ya Jan

25

39% Sep

15

103% Sep

51% Dec

29

40% May 17

64 % Feb

13% Jan

4

22

Dec

31

17/2 Mar 14

24% Aug

11

64

Nov

30

56

69 % Sep

23% Jan

4

108% Jan

4

22% Jan

4

17

4

103

29% Aug 19
116% Aug 12
34% Dec

Mar 16

114

21

104

Nov
Oct

Oct

123

5

22 y4

22%

22%

-22%

22%

22'A

22%

22%

22 %

5

213/4

21%

213/4

213/4

20%

21%

20%

21

21%

21 %

32 3/4

33'/a

33 y8

33%

33%

33%

33%

35"/a

34%

35

102 %

104%

103 %

1041/4

104%

104%

"45%

100

21% July

26% May 18

1

Jun

22

40% Jan

5

153% Feb

20% Oct
140

15

48% Aug 25

& Oct

conv

4.25%

series
series

series B

Lorillard

3

147

May 25

58

July 27

11

88% Dec 20

77% Jan

6

90 % Sep

7%

20

27% Dec

22 y8 Mar 14

29% Sep

8

96% Jan

104

22

Nov

99 % Sep

9

49% Dec 31

102% July

1.600

61

*61

62

103

103

103

53 y8

*96 y4

97

29%

29%

41/4%

62

104

104

53%

54

54

54%

97

97%

97

29%

29'/a

62%

65

65

104

143,
*4

4

1«1/

S2»/I

95

97%

250

29%

12,200

29

i

9,700

52%

1,000

41

42

3,800

14%

14%

2,100

♦51%

Hv

»i41/

*4%

4%

*16%

16%

55%

♦50

55%

21%

4%

16%

16%

16%

*50

32

*94

..

*50

21%

21%

32%

21%

33

67%

-19 %

14

tv

■'

67%:

700

55 %

21%

14

2

21%

2,400

14

•*

41%*

69'%

19%
.

20

2

900

14

20,200

69%

•

"

2'%

3,400
2.800

20 %

2

•

3,600

13%

.

13%

13%

13%

13%

5%

*51/4

5%

*5%

5%

1,100

42%

42%

42%

42%

7,900
2,400

5%

5%

5%

4P/4

41%

■

2

32%
95%

13%

68%

19%

2%

*94

14

68 %

19%
•

41%

5%..

67%

19%

2%:

32%

95%

13%

67 %

19%

-2%

2

..

?«%

67%

19%

*94

95%
-13%

13%

13%

13%

32%.

32%
■>*94

95%

"

13%

tlvl

42

14

1,600

'16%

16%

16%

16 %

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

80

80%

81 %

81%

83%

82

82%

81%

82%

5.900

14

14%

143/4

14%

15»/4

15%

15%

15%

15%

39,700

28%

28%

2.400

791/!
-.ow

3,900

'

27%

707/!

~

100

1In u

*

/2

c0

713/a

713/4
1603/4

50%

50%

503/4

49

18

3«ia

*17%

36%

99%

48%

69

162

69%"

13,700

162%

260

51%

51%

51%

51%

52'%

5,300

49

;

49

49

49

43%

49 %

1,200

*163

163

*17%

18

*17%

18

48

69%
lb3%

68%

71%

28%

50%

38'%

39%

38

100 %

102%

*99

49%

50%

38%

37%

98

*93

68%
160%

49

*483/4

27%

27

26%

'

1603/4

7-1%

niit

100

27

27

163

4?,/.

5

'

32

*4

4%

»4

•*16%

21%

*

uk

""

7

55%

213/a

32%

««

5

preferred

55 %

'

\

25

*50

22

•

4%
16%

16%

55%

315/

14%

*4

% ~

16%"

*5q

par

*

550

104

97

14%

com

Yx

54%

i

1

.

25

1,300

65'/4

103

14%

29%

100

17%

38
100

17%

100

38%

17%

38%
103

10,600
1.000

100

50%

50%

193/.

20%

19%

20%

19%

20%

19%

20%

10

591/3

60%

59

59%

60

62

60%

61%

10

28 %

28%

28

28%

28%

28%

.100

116%

116 %

*116

par

313%

32

32

32 %

32%

32 %

32%

33%

33%

34%

2,200

20

20%

20%

20%.

20'/a

20%

20%

20%

20

20%

15,900

*105%

101%

*105 %

106%

105%

90

*1021/4

103

*102 %

103

*102%

103

*102%

104

*103

104

*103

104

l

;

D

E

10

__i__100

preferred-

*104%

49%

105 %

105 %

105%

100

*102 V4

103

*102%

103

*102 %

103%

*1023/4

104

10

common

20%

!—100

->143

(Ky).Nopar
'

50%

50%

50%

3/8

itf

50

go%
25%

,,

& Sons Inc—

preferred

100

Lukens Steel Co

20%

7,300
100

118

105%

17,400
10.100

50%

501/4

20%

5,100
80

*142%

142%

49%

48%

49'%

2,000

21

iis

32

140,800

49

80'/2

8O1/2

81V4

81%

81%

81%

1,700

25%

24%

25

25

25%

24%

25

3,300

*99%

101

r
.

*99%

.

10

*116

28%

51,800

81 %

81

,

A

series

803/4

20'%

61%

28'%

144

*142

143

ii

Nashville

(M)

28%

20%

20%

50%

19%
61

fV

50%

a/8

49%
•

118

*116

20%

142

143

143

144%

20%

20%

20%

20%

'

-

28%

118

*116

118

,--100

preferred

Co

473/.

1

&

*45

97

,

14%

Common

3

-97

61 %
103%

"53 3/8
*97

53%

14%

preferred

(P)

Louisville

6

513/4 Jan

23

39 y» May 16

7,500

34%

14%

preferred

Lowenstein

38% Mar 25

46%

34%

53

\

2

Rights

15

22

28

45%

34%

14%

-

Louisville Gas & El Co

12

59% Jan
Dec

900

47

34%

29%

Long Bell Lumber (Md) A
No
Long Island Lighting Co com

4.35%

J! Oct

451/2

46%

35%

41%

preferred

6

19

44%

46%

35%

44%

•

52

common-

25% Jan

45%

45%

343A

61

Corp_„10

Co

27

3

45%

47

34%

'

29'%

Gas

July 15

11

July 3 5

45% Jan

45

46%

34%

41%

Tobacco

9,000

47%

52

common-

5,800

46%

43

102 "

5

—

"

137

44%

45%

34

51%

*

9,000
33.300

46%

41%

Star

5%

46%

29%

■■■

3,100

,_No par

107% Apr
105

45%

51%

1

103 % Jan

8

Sep 26
Mar 11

46%

41%

Aircraft Corp

Inc

45%

473/8

1.200

105%

104

105%

500 :

45%

*25%

45" V

new„5

Cup

46

;

Im*

'

51%

Lone

6

102

47

104

74%
45

45

42

Corp

4

103% Mar

21

Corp

-.

74

51%

Cement

Mar

4,200

72

41%

Star

38% Sep

11

753/4

75

73%

5}%

Lockheed

23

Oct

"30

4P/8

Lone

20

104%

5iy4

■

convertible

43/4%

*103%

•■40%

Loew

5

104%

104%

No par

1

July

104%

25%
22%

Corp (The)—
2.50
Liquid Carbonic Corp com—No par

5

♦103y2

i_— _No par

7

32% July

104%

*103%

mm—**.

—

V

25%

2.50

Belf Co—

s

107

25%

Lionel

3%%

*106

72%

-

22

28% Mar 14

3

105

7

26 % Mar 14

24% Aug 26
106% Mar 2

98% July
9
09% Jun 30

Jan

•

14

•

28% Jan

Jan

Link

19

Apr

21% Jan

Savers

Tulip

107

*44'%

Products—

Myers
7%. preferred

.

Lily

19

79

■

>106

25%

Cement—

Liggett &

Oct

.66

26

Mar 12

25

5

67

Life

163

22

'

38% Apr ■- 2
19% Dec 21

28

723/4 Sep

"

Apr 22

Apr 22

.

107

45%

Corp.—_No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co_
_10
Libby McNeill & Libby
7

293/8 Sep

*106

71%

Lerner Stores

39% Jan

8% Jan

107

71%

preferred—No par
2nd pfdNo par
(The)
__i

Corp

4

19

105

*25%

1st

noncum

&

*103

*45'%

RR___--".Ino

noncum

Jan

Sep

105

72%

4

Portland

15 % Jan

34

*103

45%

__

—

Lehigh Valley Coal
50c

105

.25%-

No par

C0_,__:

Tire

Lehigh Valley
$3

*103

105

453A

„

Lehigh

96

25%

(James) & Spns Co common-3
* 3.85% preferred
100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co-~_lo

,

19

14% Sep

Mar 14

*94

443/4

Lees

3

31

1 14,

•

11

96

34%

?

25%

Gas Co

Lee Rubber

20

20% Dec

4

6% Jan
-

Feb 25

6

26

May 10
12% Dec 31
60% Nov 30

6

% j<» n

25 f

28% Jan

9

~fl

65

4

15

58% Dec
30% Dec

:

*94

*94

*106

107%

'

27

Jan

1,100

96

96

2

73%

La Consolitiada 6%' pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant comtnon—
1
4%% ■ preferred
--III50

is;
60

3,600

40%

34%

25%

Co_i^„-———I_i0

(S H)

Laclede

20,000

1%

*39%

34%

*1%

:

; 44%

.1—_II__l

Co

L
9% Jan

343/4

1%

40

2

40%

39%

50

—No par
Inc common-,.10
preferred _i
iOO

J'4%

4

Jan

Shares

Oct. 21

40

*1%

*94

1

*103%-104%

Koppers Cq

55% Feb

30

31

52% Aug

Jan

&

50

28% Jun

52% Dec

♦106%

$5 prior preferred—

-

15
23

the Week

Friday

Oct. 20

343/4

34 '/a

2
40%

.>405

Keystone Steel & Wire Co (111)
1
Kimberly-Clark Corp •_ :
" 5
King-Seeley Corp —__I_IIIIII__1
Kinney.' (G R) Co common~i

July 26

57 V2 Sep

100% Jun

92% Mar 18

34% Jan 23
-

24

16

July 26

38 % Jan

82% Jan

Sep

'58

■69

(Julius)

Kerpt County Land

•56

8

Sales far

Thursday

No par

preferred

24% July 15

11

*103

343/8

*1%
*40

♦103

96

Kansas oas & Eiectric
Co_,._No paKansas Power & Light Co
8

129%; Aug 26
593/fe Apr •15

Oct. 19

333/4

1%
40,

694

I__II~~lon
"100

_

34%

1%

Southern-

non-cum

•

44% Oct

33%
40

100

;

___

•

6

-

preferred

27% Mar 14
98 3/4 jan

34

3

*

17 % Mar 24

8

41% Dec
.

preferred

_

31

31

*

4%

8

24 ya Mar

Wednesday

Oct. 18

iqo

__

preferred

4.20%

21

48% Jan

13

cum

4.50%

Kansas City
Common

84% Apr

54% Dec 23

33% Oct

4%
.

22

Apr

24

21% Jan

27

31% Dec
107

24% Jan
31

JtiljFSo

105

...

7

Mar 10

25% Oct
22%

Kaiser Alum & Chem
Corp.
33%
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
.10
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co
cara_No par
3.80% preferred

7

30

Dec

Apr

92

14

41% Sep

28% May 25
2V< Sep

Tuesday

Oct. 17

k

,;

32% Jan

LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES

Monday
Par

>•

25'%

101

44

24%

"

•'

r

101

*99%

441/2

*99%
44%

43%

43%

45 %

*4i

*100

101

*44%

44%

101

45

1,400

M
8

Apr

15% Nov 29

123% Mar 14

17% July 12

M

54

22

40% July

481/4 Jan

53 % Jan

MacAndrews

Dec

23

1 Jb% Dec

zy

2

19

3

& M

Wood

&

o

6

uiy

12% May 10

23

20% Jan

133

Aug 19

193/a Jan

26 '/a Mar 14

35% Juiy 15

Maoy (R Hp Co Inc

881/2 Mar 15

95

3

5 % May

9% Dec

31

6
-4

64

4

7

23

22

546

4

6

4% Mar 10

22% Jan

Dec

24% Oct

*

7

-

12

r

Dec

56 3/4 Jan

23

4

5 Ve Mar

Dice

6

8

18 % Dec

31

Jan

4

30% Dec

12 % Jan

11

.27% Dec

9

28

34% Jan

91

24% Jan. 12

34% Dec

22

31% Jan

661/2 Jan

Jan

4

97

Sep

16

92

16% Jan

4

33% Oct

22

38% Sep

7'

23 '/a

82

Jan

Manhattan

30
22

11

99

Feb

21% Sep

1

19% Dec

29

8

28% Dec

23

253/e Jan

6

33 % JuH

7

18

Jan

4

25% Dec

23

223A Sep

26

26% Feb

16

22

Jan

4

37% Dec

20

JJ-/4 Mar 14

91% Jun

3

Dec 21

941/2 May

3

99

92% Jan

5

98

Mar 11

94

May 16

99

83

Jan

7

89

Apr

83

Jan

18

,88

17% Jan

20

Feb

4

47
15

12

-

75

1

28% Nov 23
„

25% Jan

55

52

Nov

12

7

23 7/s Dec

30

2
17

25% Dec

30

44% Dec

31

Jan

18% July
40% Jun

,99

,

Jan'

4

4

Jan

24% Mar

23

Mar 14

32% Aug 29

Jan

4

63% Dec

4

-

767/» Dec 20

.37% Apr 26
18% Jan

4

11% Feb

19

27% Jan

4

J

<3% Nov. 24

46

l: 82

Jan

"

Aug

May

22
16

58

1
17

-

4

g

91

20

573% Jan
67

A

16% Feb

14% Mar 14

45

33% Jan
54% Jan

Apr 11

44

6

Apr

13

McCall

^

McCrory

McGraw

Electric

McGraw-Hill

McKesson &

AlcLellan

57% Dec 31
103 ;

52% Jan

18

69% Jun

29

4

22

64% Dec 31

16

323/4 Dec

21

11% Jan

4

30% Oct

4

26% Jan

6

46

Jan

25

47

4

91

4

82

Jan

7

135

Jan

25

Dec

Oct

27

-22% Dec 31

17% Jun

28

88% Sep

7

98 >

Jan

4

95

Jan

7

Oct

25

26

Jan

4

49% Dec

23

21% Jan

13

28% Jan

4

23% Dec

23

95

Oct

21

109% Dec

22

107

101

Aug

60% Jan
31

Jan

106 % Apr

2
21

', 77

393/4 Sep

7

213/4 Jan

18

20

26

Sep

88% Mar 30
102

Jun

9

Jun

30

43% Jan

7

100

Jun

28% Jun
.

30% Apr
96

28

12

July 21

112% Apr
108

21

22

Apr

12

•56% Jun

17

4%%
Cum

preferred

(1st series)!—100

2nd

pfd 4.30% series
50
Melville
Shoe
Corp—4——
1
Mehgel Co (The) common.:1
5%
convertible 1st preferred—50
Mercantile

Stores

Co

Inc_^.,_—3%
Merck & Co Inc. common——16%c
$3.50 preferred
No par
$4

conv

$4.25

2nd

2nd

pfd

preferred—

26% Feb

U

41% Nov

94

59

Jan

6

52 % Aug

26

Mesta

27

96

Mar 28

103% A or

18

Metropolitan Edison 3.90%

14

92

Jan

15

89

Jan

6

104% Aug 18
22% Feb
2




108% May 19
102

Nov 29

99% Oct
j 0^

v

12

*4 v

36% Nov 23

103% 0:t

14

107% July

1

No par

Mergenthaler Linotype Co
^No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott.,
12.50

103% Oct

Jun

No par

Machine

4.35%

5

Co

pfd—100

93% Mar 29

102

Apr

26

3.85%

preferred series
preferred series—

94% Mar

4

101

Apr

18

3.80%

preferred series

100
,—100
100

4

108% May

9

4 45%

preferred series

100

103% Oct
32% Jan

6

60

Sep

9

Miami

Copper

I

5

42'4
?3y8V,i
16
e *•"'
60%- 61%
?101% J.03*68%
68%
,

16

-_25

4

104

71.

i

L..

5

11

*62%

Mead Corp

28% Jan

22% Oct

63

23%

-

-

41

9%

400

98%

11,000

78

37
*
34%
99 %
,
25
20%
*89
92
*104
105
\
*102
102%
45%
45%
22%
22%
*44 %

45

*36%
98
*103 • 105%
*96
97
*95
97
*104
105'%
46%
47"%

.

:

7%

7 3/4

1,900

30%

30%

30%

30%

10.500

18

18

300

4,500

18

18

18%

57

57

863/4

85%

86%

86 %

87

2,000

35%

35%

35%

35%

35%

2.800

*943/4
32 %

32%

32,200

18%

19%

19 %

1,800

313/8

10,000

39%

393% "•

96%"

96'/4

.

•

30%

-

31

3P/8

96

233/4

23%

23%

1,000

39%

393/4

39%

393/4

4,000

96%

88 % £ >

96%

96

96

95%
^*87
31%

31%'"

*95%

31%

'31%

"84

*55

21

303/4

45%

20% v"

30%

44%

41

15-%

15%

15%

15%

84

84

82 3/4

83%

60

46%

46'%

45%

46%

3,900

63%

-

•44

200

3,500

46%

64

600

*62%

63%

72Va'

72%

73%

73%

74%

2,100

42

42%

43%

42%

43%

3,900

23%

23"%

23

23%

16 •-

16

63

.

%«

.

*23 %

23%'

*15%

16

.

*

,

62%

*101%

62%
103

*69

72

37

v-

■'

.

C"

>

33%

33%

*99%

-;24%

25

20%
92

102%

102%

45%

45%

*45 %

22%

22%

22%

"

20%

45

*97

*96
*95
*104

47%

2,100

62%
101%

*101%

*33

102

50

*69

75

100

37

75

37%

37

1,000

*33

34

*99 '4

107

34
107

500
10

24% "24%

*24

24%

300

21 %

21

21%

34,800

20%

,

92

100

106%

*105%

106

100

102%

102%

*102

102%

46 %•-

45%

45%

23%

23 V*

23%

*90

92

106%

102% 102%

*104

500

62%

62%

*99'/4

107

16'%

101%
*37

700

*15%
62%

•*69

37

♦103%

48%

1,600

31

44%

45

71 %

105

97

30"/4

200

41

* 92

97

800

57

*20%

«rj#s

24%

105%

31 %

57
21

15 %

303/4
*

15 %

34%-"

105%

370

88 %

84

30 V2
*44 %

i07

44%

96 %

*87

*55

21

90

"

96

.88

*20%

57

^

_

98

95

23%
-

-

•

41%'

44%

10

95 3/4

33%

18%

*

98

300

32%

19%

*20 3%

57%

*94%

•

953/4,

23%

31%

*oo%

33%
31%

*90

47%

30%

31

56

105

*96

700

*30%

8

23%

<68%

*95

6%

31

63

68%

104

9,000

2,900

7%

*55

61%

*103

6%

6%

5%

*6%

18%

101%

20%

*5%

5%

*30%

-?29%

*

73

6P%

24%

5%

39%
630

7%

96

101%

*99%

38%
*600

6 "A

32 %

23%" 23%
15%
15%-"'

*33'A

97 %

99%

383/4
630

*600

,

6 %

.

36%
*33%
99 %.
*24%
20'%

373%

*•

303/a

*87

*36%. 137

98'%

963/4
37%

630

*943%

63
•

'

330

35%

46%'

73

I

*9%

88%

73
41

—1$
;_l-:

9%

85%

23%,
39%
96%

46

46%

9%

17%

*31% 31%
*55
"56%
*20% 21%
/....30%. 30%
'
44% 44 %
15% 15 %
*83
84

46

t

9a/4

5,200

56

■

,*61%

10

.

.

1,300

96%

1

InC

92-

Jan

..

57
20%
21
30'%
30'%
44 Va; 44%
15 %
15 %
*83, 84'%

9%

9%

30%

19%
29%

*96,
*87

5

4

4

18
28

,

50c

McQuay Norris Mfg Co
common

88'%
31 %

'

&

Co

Co

95%

92 34

9%

*6%

94%.

38%
*95%

31%
*55

preferred—100

Robbins

39%
96

31%

92%

9%

303/8

86%
35%

29%

31%

92%

9%

"7%

•

18
56

*19-

31 3/4

92%

5%

7%
30%

23%

*87

3

Publishing

Stores

23%

95'4

;No par

Mclntyre Porcupine Mines.

17

13 29%

31%

92%

95

32%"". 33% 4

96

"

50

convertible

3%%

.

38%

.-No par

common

96

23%

^-No par

Stores- Corp

35'%
33%

18%
29%

.

par
l

.j—No par
U

preferred

25
3

pfd

Corp common

$2.50

18

Jan :

34%

> •

32'%

No par

Corp

McCord

29% Feb

27% Feb

18

cumulative

45% Apr

86% Jan

15% Feb

$3.40

$3-preferred

Mar 14

1

11

85

85

5

common_^i

56%

313/a

36%

31

73/4
30%
17%
*55%
*85%
35
94%

28

*600

63/4

*6%
31
,

18

*94%

No par

Co—_.—

-Maytag Co common_^l

213/4 Aug 11

Apr

17%
*55%

$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series—No par

•

7%
30%

1

—--4—4-N0

—

6%
30%

7%
30 %

100

Co——

Corp—

Stores

15

57% Nov

Jan

Dept

25% Dec 30

40

6%
30%

,

1

—

L)

Electric

21% Dec

27

5

6.25

$3.75 preferred

!

.

July 8

71%/July 22
91. Win 13

4

May

12

35% July 12
56% Mar 31

4
16

I

900

l"o'300

27%

9"/4

5%

5%

27'%

27%

9%

630

*600

2,500

313/e

97
363%

5%

27%

15%
53%
137%

92%

94'%

660

*5%

*52%
*135

137%

26%

9%
10

36%

53

53

*135

93

9%
*9%

37%

*600

1
No par

(Glenn

Master

10

Jan

20% May 16
„

15% July 23
88% Jun 24

Feb

Jan

36

50

Exploration

Masonite eorp

44% July 21

j-

RR Co

92%

102

99

1

Shirt
Oil

/
>

9'%
10

*9%
*9%

10

Co

Martin-Parry

29

^

No par

preferred

Martin

4

16% Jan

Garden——-_No par

convertible

4%%>

Apr 25

44

July 19
15% Aug
4

13% Feb

92%

52%

137%

15%

15%

15

14%

52

*135

137%
26'%
27%
31
31%

31

92%

Corp common
5
pie.erred—
50
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
10
Marshall Field & Co com.!
No par
4%

25%

■

30'%

Marathon Corp
Marine Midland

-July 14
Sep

Coal

Sugar

Mara'caibo

18

11

6

5

100

Mandel Bros

21/

-59

71% Dec

Manati

11

<20 %..Fxb

7

Apr .29

Mahoning

4

35% Jun

54'% Aug 23

42

-

Square
Chef

15

No par

com

series A

Copper ;
Magnavox Co (The)

21

'11% Feb 17.

6

16 *. Jan

-

52

*135

Magma

Madison

'10% May 18

27

Jan

19

22

Jun

8V2 Apr

9
25

Sep

.41% Sep

52

143/4

15%

52 Vi

137%
26'%

15

5

Inc.—

preferred

Magic

885

May 16

7% Sep

29

19

Feb

28

3

16

122

18

21

4 %%

12 % Feb

-

6

Jan

13

Trucks

13 % Jun

6

6

543% Jan

17

6% Dec 31
34

4

Jan

Nov

7% Jan
8% Jan

—

Jun

14%

*52

*135

__—-

92

31

3% Jan

preferred

30% Dec 29

4

July

6%
Mack

Dec

25% Jan

July 22

32% July 27

8% Dec

499

140

6

7% May 27

81% Mar 16

-16% Jan

Mar 28

—100

Forbes

"

122

common__10

Working Co__^

*105

'

46

105%

*103

45

99

97

97

103%
48%

*97

*96

*95
*104

48%'

*90

92

46

99

105%
97

95

'

*45

23%
46

*97%

56

130

500

23%

30.500

46%

1,100

99

*103
*96

50

105

98

97

105 Vat

*104'%

43%

48'%

97

10

105%
49

5,100

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
22

.

.

Monday, October 24, 1955

.

(1710)

■

\

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
,

PreTiona

Ranee for

126% Jan

21% Jan

8

Feb

29% Oct

18

0

37% Jan

25

Dec

29% Sep

133

15

27

35% Mar

50% Sep
146% Sep

Jan

21

25% Jan

21

34

11

„

NEW YORK -STOCK

...

„

Middle

7

23

Jun

South

Midland

22

8%

1st

Midwest

16

Prod

^

30'A
30%

29%

46%

46

139

140

139%

29

10

Sales ft?

Thursday
Oct. 20

29

*28%

30%.

30%

30%
46%

30'A

30%

46

46%

46%

45%

139%

-

*139

139%

139%

139%

139 %

.30%

„■

29

28%

28%

*28 Va

30%

30'A

31%

31 Va

31%

31 Va

*28 s/8

29

the Week

Fridays

Shares

Oct. 21

46%

30
30

45%

-

_5

100

Corp

\-

V

Oct. 19

Oct. 18

,

10

.

common

preferred
Oil

v.,

Wednesday

Tuesday

~

Oct 17
Oct. 17

Pat

Dtilltles Inc

Steel

Moiutay

"

EXCHANGE

i

29% Oct

137

,

Highest

9

32% July
40% Oct

4
3
0

26% Jan
30

Lowest

Highest

"V"

LOW AND HIGH SAL* PRICES

STOCKS

Range since Jan. 1

Year 1954

Lowest

'

8,000

30%

"'46%'"

'•* '

"2,600
200

140

28%

700

32%

15,800

1

30%

30

11

21%

21%

21%

21%

21%

£1%

21%

21%

11

19% Apr

13

Minneap & St Louis Ry
No par
Minn St Paul 81 S 8 Marie—No
par

21%

Oct

15%

15%

15%

16

15%

16%

16%

16%

15%

16'A

3,100

17

70

20

Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_1.50

50 Va

52

50 %

51%

51 Vi

51%

51%

53%

53%

54%

11,000

Dec

13

20% Oct

16% Dec

29

15

20

21

8% Jan

30%

50% Oct

20% Jun

41% July 13
28% Mar
1

4

Jun

106

\r-

May

Oct

14

116

Jun

Dec

21

80

Jan

6

115

Jun

15

106% Nov

22

103

Aug 16

107

Apr

13

90

20

55% Jan
102

5

9% Jan

4

14% Dec

31

12% Jan

71% Jan

12

85% Dec

29

82

19% May 28

24% Dec

8

27

Feb~15

27% Jan

24% Aug

4

18
20

22% Jan
27

~4

4% Jan
61

Mar 17

40

Jan

10

17

8% Jan

8

6

31% Jan
31% Feb
56

Jan

12% Jan

4

1

49% Jun

3

4

80% Aug 23

4

18% Dec

20

18% Jan

29

11% Mar 24

18% Dec

30% Jan

4

23
1

28
4

58 %

58%

583%

1,800

27

27%

27%

27%

273/4

27%

27%

27%

27%

2,600

37

14,900

37%

37%

37%

37%

373/4

28%

29 Va

29 Va

29%

8,700

27%

27%

27 Va

27%

5,700

Missouri-Kan-Tex

17

17%

16%

16%

17

17%

17

17

17

17

2,800

76%

RR

com—No par

Mills

Carpet
Mojud Co Inc
Monarch

Monsanto Chemical Co

Machine

43% Sep

22

Montana

11

38% Jan

3

93% Sep

22

3

21 % Apr

25

4

4

78

47

Mar

1,400

45%

45

453/4

29,600

25%

26%

26 Va

26 Va

5,900

39%

3o%

39%

26%

27

89 %

90 >/a

43,700

12

19%

19%

19%

19%

19%

20

19%

19%

19%

19%

2.600

& Co

No par

*18'A

18%

18%

18 %

18%

18%

18%

18%

*18%

19

1,400

3

45%

46 Va

46

463/8

46 Va

47

4 6'/a

47%

47%

47%

2,600

Corp
Wheel Corp

10

23%

24

24

24%

*24%

24%

24%

25

25 Va

25%

3,200

5

*29%

30%

*29%

30%

30 %

30%

29%

30

29%

29%

Co

1

31%

31%

31%

32

32%

32%

33

33%

33 %

3334

?

1

18

18%

18

18%

18 %

18%

18%

18%

13%

183%

8,900

*17%

18%

*17%

41%

41%

35%

35%

(The)

No par

(John)
Inc

Products

I

Brass

5

4%

2

preferred

18

40%

41%

10

com

17%

1

Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America

Aug 24

21

21%

44%

26

Mfg Corp
Munsingwear Inc

2

Feb

20%

21%

44%

26

Moore-M'cCormack Lines

22% July 20

Jan

21'A

21%

44 %

26%

90%

Mueller

41

*21%

443/s

26

No par

Co

Mullins

61

21%

44

26%

Montgomery Ward & Co

3

2

*21%

43%

39

3

22

21%

21

27%

42% Mar

Dec

Va

43

26'A

26%

25% Jan

61

3,400

88%

11

45% Deo

17%

38%

26

4

17

89%

17% Sep

4

17%

27%

30% Oct

42% Jan

17

26%

Motor

37

16%

87

27

Feb

16%

87

33% Apr

42% Sep

16%

263%

27% Mar 14

6

16%

39

Morrell

26

16%

4,600

39

Motor

Sep

10.900

86%

Motorola

Jan

3,800

33'A

26%

7

40

943/4

32%

,

39%

22

28

94%

32%

86%

26 % Sep

2

77%

94%

32%

26%

22% July 18

31

76%

93%

32%

39

60% Jun

47% Feb

77%

94

31%

86 Va

May 17

31% Dec

77%

93%

32%

26%

16% Mar 14

7

77

94

31%

1

Power

Monterey Oil Co

44% Mar 14

11

77%

94

31%

5

No par
new

28

29

77

94%

2

Tool

Montana-Daxota Utilities Co

13% Jan

77%

16%

20
1.25

6

18% Jan

77
94

30

1% preferred series A
100
^Missouri Pac RR 5% conv pfd_10Q
Mohawk

7

39% Jun

Jan

*58%

273A

52% July

47

58"%

29 Va

23

24% Jan

9

58

37

15

17% Jun

59

28%

25% Oct

28% Mar 24
18% Sep 15

300

58

27%

32% Feb

20

230

58%

27%

34% Mar 14

17
23% Aug
2
28% Dec 31
38% Dec 28

4,900

21%

26%

Paper Co—5
Light
No par

73% Apr

53% Nov

16% Jun

18% Feb

2

30

21%

29%

7

6

89

*29 Va

21%

37%

21

40% Aug

*87%

29

28%

33% Oct

19% May 12

87

29

21%

27%

114% Jun

23% Jan

86%

29'A

58%

25

29%

37

1

14
31

86 %

29

28%

17

25 % Sep
39
Dec

21 %

*283A

103%

21%

23% Mar 17

»

3,600

*103%

27 Va

73% Sep

5

1,560

100%

103%

28%

71% Jan

4

109

100

100%

29

Ontario
&

108%

98%

♦103%

37

8

Jan

Apr
19% Jan

Power

21%
87

*28%

109

99%

103%
21%

99

*103%

1

30

19

23

Minnesota

87

21%
87

21%

107 Va

107

86%

103%

5

20

16% Jan

21% Mar

&

21%
*86%

100

preferred

conv

Minnesota

21% Aug 12
100 % Jun
7

6

preferred—

*106'A

108

99%

98

*103%

Mississippi River Fuel Corp new_10

26% Oct

15% Jan

2nd

99%
103%

Mission Corp
Mission Development Co

79% Sep
81% Dec

17% Aug 27
27% Aug 16

98

'103

4,700

7

4

Mar 31

1st

$1.50

106%

107

106 %

100

22

5

33% July
31% Jun

5

19% May
13

Sep

85.50

73% July
1
28% Sep 22
44 % Feb 15

Aug 10

preferred

conv

Min & Mfg common—_No par
preferred
No par
Minneapolis Moline Co common—1
$4

93% May
4
33% Sep 19

34% May 16

38% Dec 31
23% Nov 19

15% July 19

7

3.30%
Minn

25% July 14

20

22% Jan

5

6

Jan

23% Jan
51% Jan

21

Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer

35%

*50

No par

73%

*50

43

*42%

1,900
9,000

700

18%

17%

41

41

41%

41%

41%

41%

1,600

36

36%

36%

37%

36%

37%

3,200

42%

*41%

*50

*50

73%

*42'A

50

Myers (F E) & Bros

35%

*39

43

42%

17%

—

17%

*50

—

43

400

17%

73%

41%

200

41%

N
74% Mar 29

125% Dec

114% Oct

17

128

11

8

51

Nov

23

47

6

Sep 21
62% Mar 10

Nashville Chatt & St Louis
National Acme Co

12% May 7
13% May 11
4
20% Jan

27

Dec

20

20 % Mar 14

27% July 25

National Airlines

19% Aug 26
47% Nov 24

15% Mar 23

19% Sep

33% May 16

45

Mar

3

36% Jan

4

45% Dec

8

39% Oct

11

45% Mar

1

172% Jan

4

183% Dec

21

173% Sep

6

8

17% Dec

28

10% Oct
33% Oct

30

11

Jan

Jan

Jan

22

Jun

2

11

17% Jan

28

National

Can

11

47

16

National

Cash

National

Feb

15% Apr
10% Jan

21
4

16 % Dec

31

14% Mar 14

26% May 10
23% July
5

19% Jan

5

28% Dec 31

25% Mar 14

40% Sep

17% Feb

18

35% Oct

25

25% Dec 30

21% Sep 26

16% May

6
4

98% Dec

20%

4

Jan" i

45

93% Jan

5

38

Jan

4

172

Jan

5

182

141% Jan

7

158

105% Nov

8

63% Dec

29

Dec

Dec

27

22% July 29

V? Mar 14

59% Sep

22

102% Jan

5

54% Jan

25

88

Aug 29

183

175

6

147

Mar

105

Apr

4

Sep

16

9

156

Jan

4

15

13% Dec

14

11% Jun

21

14

Feb

23

Oct

29

27% Dec

31

23% Jan

31

33

Sep

14

21

Mar

Jan

4

66

Dec

31

58

Jan

25

26% Jan

4

34% Dec

6

33% Jan

4

43% Dec

6

38% Jan

6

8% Feb
19

16% Apr
46

24% Jan
90

1

Jan

,103

Nov

30

97% Feb

41

Dec

8

37% Jan

10% Sap
11% Apt

15

6% Feb

17

4% Jan

9

Jan

105

Jan

106

31% Mar

39

Jan

99

Nov

12

13% Jan

17

Dec

2

86

94

Feb

20

105

25

Feb

31

May 11

18% Dec

13

69% Jan
16% Feb

5

78

10

9

18

105% Jun

101

93

67% Jan

8

July

75

37% Mar

8

18

104% Sep

19

1

20% Feb

17

82

41% Jan

7

78% Mar 30

10

23 % Jan

7

29

18% Jan

11

34% Dec

29

31% Jan

32% Apr 21
15% Mar 9

54% Dec

28

48

18

5b% Api

31% Dec

16

33% Feb
103

Mar 15

Jan

5

Jan

20

95

Oct

13

85% Jan

14

97

Oct

12

90

Jun

28

34% Dec

28

7

35% Apr

2

28

Jun

7

4

87 % Dec

5

93% Sep

92

Jan

7

Jun

25

102

29

Nov

38% Oct

25

7

18

45

Corp

National Sugar Ref

36% July 27

7

86

May 10

92 %

May

87Mar 11
93 % Jan

Nehi

45% Sep
Feb

Neisner

73% Dec

23

Bros

Inc

3%%

preferred

4%%

New

York

Y

non-cum

Y

&

Y

New

preferred

Harlem

New

York

Shipbuilding

104

Dec

27

9

15

8,400

35%

35%

36%

1,000

41%

42%

42%

43'A

43%

43%

43%

44%

99%

99%

99 Va

99

99%

99

43

43

43

43

42%

43%

42%

9%

9%

9%

North American

Sep

-

7

19% July 27

Northeast

27

.

46% Apr 20
111% Apr 14
83% Jun 28
18% Sep

21

92% May
9:
103% May 11
103

35

13%
6%

14%

*16%
*105

9%

13%

13%

13%

13%

6%

*6%

6%
15

17%
107

34%
*94

34%

82

16%

16%

16%

80%

54 A
25%

43

9%

82

*79

*99

95

*79

80%

6%
15

*500
28%

13%

13%

6%

6%

15 Va

15

17%

17

17

*17

107

*105

35

35

*34%

35%

*34%

94%

17%

370
8,500

43

9%

15,000

13%

2,100

6%

3,200

15

♦105

*105

107

8,700

100 %

1,000

17%

400

107
35

200

*94%

94%

94%

94%

110

16

16 Va

16'A

16 Va

16%

20,200

96

96

82%

98%
82%

82

82

80%

82 Va

3,100

16%

16%

16%

16%

17

17

2,200

*94

15%
*96

*79

80

80'A

*95

80

30

97%

*79

81

30

54%

54

54%

54%

55 3A

54%

56

55

56%

6,900

25%

25%

25%

25Ve

25%

25%

25%

25%

251/2

2,700

46%

45%

46 %

45%

46%

46 Va

46%

46%

47

77,500

51%

52%

513A

52%

52

52 %

52%

53

11,500

24%

24%

24%

24%

24%

25%

26

26

26%

85%

*83%

85%

85

85

*83%

86

*84

86

98%

*96

98%

*96

98%

*96

98%

*96

98%

590

*500

575

*500

*500

570

*500

570

1,300
50

570

30%

30%

28%

28

29%

30

58%

59%

57

58%

57%

58

58%

58%

5b '/a

bd%

b,i>uU

22%

22%

*21%

22%

22 Va

22%

22%

23'A

23

23

1,300

38%

38 A

38%

38%

38%

39

39

39

38%

38%

6,600

A

11/64

176,100

94%

93

93

93%

93%

*91

31%

par

28%

29

29%

2

Aviation

•

-

100

Northern

Pacific Ry
No par
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—■>
Common
5
$3.60 preferred series:
.—100
$4.10 preferred series
100

.

31

84

31 Va

31%

85%

85

893/4

89 %

*84%

4,500

•

*89%

89%

89 3A

100

100

100

100

100

*100

102

*100

102

57

25%!
62®A

62

18

18

18 Va

18%

31'A

31'A

31%

31%

56%

56%

*25%

25%

*25 %

25%

64 Va

65%

16 %

16'A

62%

64

15%

16

16

89%

87%

88

41%
41%
111%
*m
67%
66%

41%

413/4

/

57-

56'A

*111

661/4

111%

67%

*87

41%
*111

66 %

16%

88 Va

42
111 Va

67%
17%

,

18%
32

18%
32

30

31%

«

32

17,900

*84%

31%
85

102

*88

10

_

32

ft
95

100

15%

50

:

Northern Natural Gas Co
5%% preferred

,*89

*93%

*100

*25'A

1

...

11/64

ft
95

100%

56'A

1

i—

Corp
Ry Co*.

-.89%"

31%
*84

*93%

*99 A 101'A
17%
17%
—
31 /*■ 32

5

:

32%
85 %

*84

Ry common—25
preferred.
25

Capital

15

15

.

51%.

51

100

Co

Central

„■

85

300

89%
100

*100%
18%
32

89%

900.

100

220

102

4,400

18%
32

56%

57%

56%

*25%

25 Va

*25 Va

1,200

57%
25%

65 Va

66 Va

65 va

16%

16%

*16 Va

16%

88 Va

*87

4,300

88 Va

*87

41%
*111

67%
17

42 Va

111%
68%
17 Va

42%
111

67%
17

19,900

66%

600
-

40

27,100

42%

20

111

68%

21,700

17 Va

4,700

17

17%

16%

17

87%

88%

88%

88%

*87%

88%

88%

88 %

*87%

88'A

101 %

*100%

101 '/a

101%

101%

130
50

*100'A

100%

*100'A

101%

*100%

Jan

4

$4.08

preferred

series

100

101%

101 %

101 Va

101%

*101%

101%

*101'A

101%

101%

101%

20

$4.11

preferred

series

100

101

101

*101%

lop.,

101 %

101 %

*100%

101 Va

100%

100 Va

480

26%

26%

'-29,300

34% Dec

28
2g

22% Sep
16% Jan

26

19% Dec

6

26% Jun

7

29% Dec

29

26

Jan

18

39% Jun

7

31% Feb

1

41

6%
15

17%

9%

9

83%

Western

Northern

4

13%"

17%

89

76

11

38% Nov 20

4,800

68%

36 Va

107

100

91 % May

99% Aug 29

18'A

68%

36

9%

82
16%

100

3

9

18

68'A

96

—100

preferred

6

100 % Feb

18

96

preferred

Nopco Chemlca

6

17%

96

3.60%

Adjustment

700

3,300

9/64

22

Aug 23

11%
30%

99 3/,

*95

100

&

11%

30%

36

16%

preferred

Norfolk

11%
30%

68

15%

100

:

22

140

11%
30%

17 3A

16%

3.40%

61% Sep 23
26% Feb
1

153

113A
30 %
67 3A

17%

67%

rights

»38% Jun

6

240

Corp—

Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No
:

*151

9,000

178%

1

Corp

$3.75 preferred
'

460

103Va
79

178%

353A

17

94%

No par

Common

29

9,000

100

series A

Common

5

*11%

5,400

49%

67

17

16 /«

Co
—50
Haven & Hartford Co_100

Preferred 5%

11%

29%

94/2

RR

7

Jan

11%
28%

200

20%

78

152

*34%

No par

preferred
Niagara Share Corp

Sep 27
93% Mar 23

152

13'A
6%

No par

common

4.10%

86

151%

*14%

5

Central

3.90%

16

151

x9

100

Chicago & St Louis Co

39% Jun

2

150%

11%

28%

29,000

103%

78

150%

42 %

Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
New York Air Brake

104

76%

151%

1

preferred

*103

3.200

19%

49%

178

*99

Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_100
Newmont Mining Corp
10
Newport Industries common
1

85% Jan

Mar 25

*103

103%

100

—

3

16% Aug 25

104

103%

22%
99%

20

49%

178

76

6,200
9,900

19%

20 Va

49

76%

H/*

1

Epgland Electric System

14

95

103% Apr
103% Dec

19%

49

176 Va

17

101% Jan

18

20%

48%

74%

*195

103% Apr
20% Jun

64% Jan

19%

49%

176%

1

13% Jan

29

20

48%

75%

1

common

13

108 % July 14

193/4

177%

43/4% preferred
100
Newbetry Co (J J) common—No par

27% Mar 24

29

Co

-—

22%

99

74%

28%
16%

1

Corp

Mar 14

-

19%
99

*98

7,300

19%

39%

*98%

19%
99

150

10

19%
39

19%

193/4
99%

176'A

1

Natomas Co

19%

19

177%

74%

—

8

5

Jan

100

Mar 23

111

Sep
Jan

11

2

Steel

22%
*99

*176%

100

6% preferred B
_100
National Linen Service Corp
1
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast-No
par
National Shares Corp
No par

ft Oct 19
96

7% Jan
19% Mar

preferred A

*102% 103%

N

14% Jan

26% Nov 26

48%

49%

N

103% Apr
39% Jan

'

19%

Fuel Gas Co
_10
National Gypsum Co common
1
$4.50 preferred
No par
National Lead Co common
5

15

8

47% May 17

18

19%

National

Sep

19

29

89

Oct

23%

610

18

82% July

16% Aug 18

101

22%

$5

30

Nov_30

8

100% July

23 %

'

19

104% Oct

4

4

22%

19%

30

91% Mar

28

12

12

23

99

18

32% July 30

Jan

Jan

23

99

100

Dock

22

14

.;«% Jan

Jan

22%

pfd series of 1951

York

Jun

25

99

National Department Stores
5
National Distillers Prod common—5

New

39

19

85

19%
39%

29

71% Apr
25% Apr

26% Apr
52% Dee

4

19%
39

Jun

2

18% Jun

2

19%

39%

24%
*83%
*96

18

48% Jan

13% Jan

19%

453/8

18

23

53% July

37,800

36%

No par
20

Oct

51% Dec

38
Apr
0
107% Mar 31

2,300

21%

36

City Omnibus Corp—10

Oct

36%

Jun

22%

20%

38

York

57

4

81

22%

22

36%

,

383A

N

28

6

20

22%

21%

38

New

21% Jun

17% Jan

14

22%

22

37%

24

15

39% Jan

24% Jan

4

Jun

Aug 20

97% Oct

25

100

22%

21%

38

N Y State Electric & Gas

44

82% Jan
Jan

Mar

400

67% Sep
8
25 % Aug 12

27% Jan
86

22%

22%

38

102% Jun

Mar 10

9/64 Oct
91

Sep

49% July 27

23% Sep 27
80% May 16

Mar 23

22%

213/4

38

19%

12

18
30

Apr
14% Apr

22

22

New

Oct

51

22%

36%

39%

2

27% Dec

22

22%

21%

25

18%

Feb

49% Nov

515

1

common—1

Co

33'A

New

4

6

3,500

12,000

19%

4

4

Apr

11%
36%

33 3A

27

18% Jan

348

11%
36

i8

Mar

25% Jan

63

11%
36

National Theatres Inc
National Vulcanized Fibre

5

22

73% Dec

12

11

34%

City Lines Inc

National

270

177%

35%

42%

2

177

176%

11%

41 %

18

100% Dec

176%

National Supply (The) Pa com—10
4%
preferred
National Tea Co common
5

96% Jun

14

176'A

35'A

18

11

176%

*177

Co.,—r—No par

15% Oct

Feb

178

177

177

66%

33% May 4
90% Mar 16

40% Jan

2,9008,800

*35%

10% Apr 19
15% Apr 12
17% July 5

19

15% Jan

July 22

Jan

42%
39%

12% Jun
14% Feb

27

13

41%
39%

50% July 22

3

6% Sep

14 % Dec

42%
40

66%

103% May

12

11% Jan

8

8% July 26
18
16% Dec 31

11% Jan
14

Apr

42%
39%

38%

7%

9,700

42%
40%

34%

conv

4%%

19%

42%
39%

35'A

23

19

42

40

65'A

48 % Seep

6

9% Nov

4

14

42% Mar 25

21

28% Jan

77% Sep

19%

41

39%

1

July 22

10

19%

19%

40%

40%

5

9

Nov" 17

19%

70

2,190
10,800

11%

10

3

25%

115

35%

16% Jan

6

60

24%

114%

11%

National Dairy Products

28% May
23% Jan

59%

24%

116%

34%

15

100% Aug

59

23%

11%

10

11

59

23%

34%

Jan

Mar 21

♦115

58

11%

43% Jun

Oct

19%

115

58

23%

39%

5

24

19

19%

.

*40 %

10

Register

18

93

23%

H™
34 %

Corp

27

2

58 '

10

preferred
National Cylinder Gas Co

19% Sep
49%

$1.25

58

23%

5

100

National Container

115

115%

58

23%
19%

19

Inc—1

preferred A

18% Sep

Dec 10
41% Aug 17
19% Dec 30
24% Dec 21

12% Jan

Fibres

37% Jan

22

87% Jan

19

7%

23/•

1

National Automotive

National Aviation Corp
National Biscuit Co common
—

183

*56%

1

*115

117

*115

100

10

July 12

Northrop Aircraft Inc
Northwest Airlines Inc
4.6%

1

,

common

preferred

10

24%
xl7%

25%

25

25%

25%

26%

26%

26 Va

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

26%

26%

26%

26%

26%

35%

35%

35%

35'A

35%

1,000

48%

4,800

25

x26%

26%

2.50

Norwich Pharmacal Co

-120

-

*34'A

35%

26%
*35

26%
35%

26 Va
*35

12,100

2,100

-

o
38% Jan

44% Aug 10

102% Jan

109% Dec

31

92% Jan

100% Dec

9

106% Jan

110% Jan

104% Jun

108% Aug 30

26% Jan

4

18% Jan

20

101% Nov

9

21% Jun

9

6

20

110% Sep

30

4.40%

20

100 % Apr

22

3.90%

109

Jan

14

4.56%

preferred

100

109

*108%

109

'108%

109

Aug

3

4.44%

preferred

100

*106%

107

'106%

107

107% May 23
105% Sep 27
30% Sep 26

Dec~27

31% Jan

28

20% Aug
2
102% Nov 24

18% Jan

20

33%

24% Dec

For footnotes



&¥£***?* I*.},

29

43% Jan
105% Sep
95 % Jan

see

100

21

page

Jan

19

21% Sep 26
26.

52% Aug

39

3

Ohio

Edison

Jun

20

Ohio

40% Sep

21

Oklahoma

19% May 17
103 % May 13
25% Apr

25

Co

common

preferred

Oil

Oklahoma

*98

No par

&

Natural

47%

47%

47%

series

Gas

Co

48%
109

48%

48%

109 %

*108%

170

109

110

110

110

98

98

*98

99

97%

98

98%

*108%

109

*108%

109

*107 Va

109

*106%

107

*106 Va

107

♦106%

107

31%
35%

31%

31 %

32

353/4

35%

35%

*19 'A

19'A

19%

100

*101%

101 %

2l3/8

48%

110

99

com—10

7.50

47%

110

20

Elec

4%

preferred
Preferred 4.24%

47%
109'A

100

Co
Gas

12

100

preferred

21%

101

21%

19%

101
21%

31%

31%

35%

35%

*19

19%

101

101%

60

98%

31 Va

32'A

31%

32 Va

35%

35%

35%

35%

19 Va

19%

19'A

101%

*101 Va

101%,

*19

*101%

15,900
2,500
600
130
'

21%

22 Va

21%

22'/a

22

22%

6,500

r:dThe Commercial and Financial Chronicle
■

Number 5475

Volume 182

.

r

.

(1711)

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous

STOCKS

Year 1964

Lowest

Range since Jan. 1

Highest

38

Feb

16

Jan

5

127 % Dec

9% Jan
73

44% Jan
83

3

49 Ye Mar 14

3

114

26

135

8

8

July

Conv

Dec

31

13% Jan

6

18% Sep

22

97% Dec

30

94% Jan

10

112 % Sep

22

11

69% Dec

61

74% Sep

22

6

47

Sep

20

Outboard Marine & Mfg

19

99

Jan

14

Outlet Co

16% Jan

4

Overland Corp

98

7

Oct

16

10

31

3

67% Jan

23

Jan

17

98

Jan

6

Jun

Otis

131% May 10

58% Sep 27

64 % Sep

Mar 14

:

94

Feb

101% Aug 16

Mar 14

14% Jan 20

26% Dec

22

22,

82

7

97

Dec

21

12

Sep 22

17

93

7% Jan 11

15%

16 %
100 %

34% Oct
110

Apr 22
10% Feb
8j

Oxford

(The)

4%

:

16% May 16
21% May 13

28% Jan

4

40

39% Jan

4

48% Dec 31

15

23

Nov

26

37% Jan

25

38% July 14

Sep

26% Sep

Inc

conv

37 % Jan

6

46

July 12

37% Jan

25

140

Aug 24

128% Jan

7

137% Jan

4

154% Nov

9

4% May 18
26% July 20
8% Jan
5

9% Dec

31

7% Oct

11

12

11

Coast

Co

'45% Dec

'42

142% Mar 10

Gas

Aug

Pacific

14

37% Oct

9% Dec

10

8% Apr

28

20% Dec

29

16% Sep

26

70% Oct

•

&

67

Oct

25

84% Apr

97% Jan

19

2

18
3

1

26% Jan

4

40% Dec

30

36

Jan

6

44% Jun

3

45% Dec

31

41

' Feb

14

38 % Dec

3

34% Feb

9

35% Jan

45 % Aug

19

41% Jan

6

62

Sep

6

10% Jan

6

17% Sep

21

4% May 27

7% Jan

5

14

49% Dec

29

38% Oct

8

23

Feb

10

27

Oct

28

26

28

Oct

11'

64% Feb

36% Jan

10

44% Mar

61

60%

603/4

2,600

35%

36 %

36%

36 %

1,700

*100%

100%

100 %

100%

100%

100%

100%

450

25% Jan

22% Sep
6
27% Mar 17

27% July 28

93

4

82

Dec

37% Apr 19
35% Jan

55

4

106% Feb

18

104

Dec

45% Dec
113
108-

Mar 18

Oct
Nov

Jan

44

6

May

38

107

'

Jun

103% July

4

25

Dec

29

22

Jan

6

53

Nov

30

45

Oct

11

Mar

2

17% Oct
31

Mar 18

134% Jan
33

4

169

30% Jan

32% Jan

4

23% Jan

11

106
94

Jan

5

May 28

103

Jan

107

Jan

11

Feb

83

83

Jun

Mar

100

21
113

26% Jun
103

Oct

48

Oct

May
Dec

39% Dec

22

30

5

Jan

37% Jan

3

24

,

102% Oct

11

108

May 26

22

12% Jan

3

30% Oct

6
10

Dec

13

44% Jan

6

37% Feb

21

95

Apr

8

85% Jun

14

90

Jan

11

9
11

Nov

1

5

119% May 26
643/4 Aug 25

July 25
7

16

Jan

4

48% Sep

19

9
22

8

Oct

6

30% Sep

20

6

3

76% Dec

30

673/4 Feb

7

18% Dec

23

153/4 Mar 14

15

158% Jan 31

166% Aug 12

5

162% Aug 31
28% Sep 16

173

97% Aug 25
100% Sep 20
20

18

Jun

10

34% Sep

23

Jun

9

6% Jan

4

8% Dec

16

12% Jan

4

30% Dec

31

22% May 17

30% Jan

80

Dec

30

76% Mar 11

84% July 28

87

Dec

29

85

96

July 26

20

25% Jan

29

Jun

3

151% Jun
33% Sep

Jun

3

18% Jan

8

89% Jan

11

10% Feb

1

24

31

Dec) 29

150

Jan

24% Mar 14

45%

45%

4%

2nd

Phila Electric

Co

$1

conv

92% Sep 23
83/4 May 16

Philco

Corp

.

3

100

3

Mar 19

4

25% Jan

4

23

2
July 20
.

29% Aug 17
31% Dec 31
103% Apr
104% Nov

6
9

18

12 % Mar

7

16

33 34 Mar 14
4

66%Dec~29

56% May
32

Oct

100

105

105

*104

109%

*108

26 % Apr

6

14

33% July 27
33% Apr
7
104

Jun

105% July
40 3/4

Sep

31%

143/4

143/4

14%.

143A

243/4

243A

112 %

112'/4

Coal

(The)

*104

106

*104

106

109%

*108

109%

♦108

109'A

15%

15

317/8

32

87

87

44

443/8

91

*89%

92%

90

90

90

91

91

91
*86

89

*86

88'A

♦87

88

35

*33%

35

*33%

35

98%

*95

98%

*95

98i/2

76%

76

77%

13%

*10%

52%

523A
101

102

102

4334

43%

'

25%

*43%

743/a

73%

25%

90

*89
*93

Co

100

i63/8

313/4

10

83%

1

7

83%

16%

10

1

100

13

*10 7/8

13

*107/8

53%

54

53 %

54

*101

102

44

44

44

30'A
*22%

44%

261/4

26%,

90

*89

90

90

90

96

♦93

96

83

f:6

95%

*93

96

*93

83%

83

83

83

16%

83 %

16'A
*163
163 7/a

31

84

31%

303A

83

313A

85

16%

83%

82%

26 3/8

167%

823/4
161/2

164

31%

83%

30%

82

v

7%

7%

71/4

7%

73/a

4,300

26%

26%

26%

26 %

263/4

6,000

*79%

80%

*79'A

80%

79%

80

793A

793/4

*89

90%

*89

90%

893A

893A

♦893A

90 'A

27

*26%

27

26%

271/8

27

*150

30%
123

22Y4

30%
♦121

22%

30%

30%
124

♦121

*22Ya

22%

30%
125

30y4
125

31

125

307%
•123

32'A

32%

5,700

20 3A

21%

22

22

21%

100

991/2

preferred

25

4.20% preferred
100
Serv El & Gas common_No par
dlv preference

com__No par

8

4.08%

preferred

100

4.18%

preferred

100

Puget Sound Power & Light Co__10
Inc

No par

(The)_.

5

93/a

72 3A
,

99%

72 %

723/4

73

73

73

42

42%

42

42%

42

42%

5,100

41

41%

41%

411/2

*41

413/8

1,300

86

86%

86%

86

*853/4

86%

86

2634

*26

263/4

*26

*25%
30%
303A
*100%
*101%
36 'A
61
33 3A

253A
121

31%

253A
*120%
31
30 3A

253A
121

31%
31

♦25

121

30%

26%
26%
121
31 %

30 3A

31

102

*100 3/4

1013/4

*100%

102

103%

♦101 %

103%

103%

36%

36%

3 6 3/4

31%

900

2,800
4,600

9%

41

*120

217/s

99%

86

41

21

100

9%

98

41

41

•20 3A

97%

731/4
42%

50
700

33

22

73%

5,700

23%

21

42

,

23%

33%

42%

31

126

223/4

21%

73%

100

223/4

*20%

32%

220

1,500

23

20%

33

27

*150%

*150%

♦150

150%

27

21%

Pub

4,300

7%
26%

213/4

*26

83

7%
26%

20%

25'

3,800

26%

323/4

100

100

303/4

7%

7

21%

Indiana—No-par

800

168

♦163

20%

of

161/2

♦163

333/8

Co

1,000

168

213/4

Public

20
100

823/4

164

20%

10

4,800

26 3/s

90

323/4

No par

Colorado

1,700

25%

73%

preferred

110

45

♦115

5

Gamble

2,700

102

25%

42

14

•101

10

of

33% Sep

447/o

10
Co

Co

Oil

102

32%

Public. Serv

Pullman

443A

90

31%

27

*101

*114

*113

163A

50,700

13

54

101

31%

*150%
123

*16%

75 %

53%

53 %

*113
26

75%

*10%

13

93/a

Pure

60

13,300
400

*95

2.50

Power

9,300

10,200

*33%

9%

18

*87

35

x97%

11

>

90

93/g

73% Feb

313A

32%

98%

*86

99%

41% Apr

10

151/4

32

44%

9%

9

15%,

89

88%

44%

98 3A

11

15%

44%

*86%

No par

$1.40

■

44%

31%

87%

Publicker Industries Inc common—5

4.16%

150

100%

32%

52%

preferred

800

240

*33%

class B_

Serv

4,800

*95

_5

Electric

cum

407/8
251/2

112%

98%

common

convertible

$4.75

1,450

16,900

106

45 Vk

*10%

preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd

&

40%
247/8
•112

;

53%

105

100

87

25

5%

Procter

52'A

3,300
1,400
9,600

100

44%
*89%

104»/2

7%
4P/8

101

87

313/a

7%
41

*100

44%

32%

40 3A

243A

443/4

*86

40%

40%
112%

300

♦1021/2 ,104
*
291/2
*283A

*95

5

19

*108

*24%
*112

53%

26,200

53

89

preferred

29% Jan

*99%

100

-

73%

preferred

1003/4 Feb

112%

105

500

21%

35

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Stee,l_Co common

4.32%

125% Sep

40

243A

112%

168

3%%

3

39%

*24%

52%

52%

163

5

11

39

24%

104%

105

163

6

24% Mar 15

51%

*163

27

Apr
26% Jan

104%

52%

165

89% Jan
Aug

105%

511/4

168

64

114

25% Jan

52*4,

*163

28

11

7%
41 %

7434

preferred

43% Jun

Mar 21

7%
403/8

213/a
*52

200

96

*86

2

(conv)

38% Mar 14
25% Feb

7'A

*163

Poor

27

14%

29%

29

28%
40%

112%

*24 %
*112

,

7%
40%

165

8

July 15

28%

168

13

92% Mar

106

39%

39

28%

*163

Co

104

7%

7%

733/4

Mettalurgical Co

&

*102%

40%

\

40

*163

Potomac

*95

104%

7%

"41

Forgings Co
__1
Wayne & Chic Ry com_100

Co

96

*33%

;

guaranteed

24% Sep

May 19

•*28

'28%
n.

83

23% Jan

26 % Dec

*28%

83

5%%

*95

100

Pittsburgh
Pitts Ft

147

■

1

99% Dec 20

46 3/4

104

147

par

common

Consolidation

20% Nov 24

81

♦102%

95

20% Dec

2

102 3A. 104

146

96%

95

7

7

•

104

;4

146

No par

4

12

*102%

No par

preferred

17

Sep 15

52

*89

35 % Mar 18

82% Jan

21%

52

Pitts Coke & Chem Co com__No
par
$5 convertible preferred
No par

6

25% Jan

21%

52%

3

L RR

29% Jan

Aug 10

22

52'A

No par

32% Dec 30

43

21%

Plttston

10

2,500

52 %

15

723/4 Oct

9,800

148%

21%

10

?7% Feb

301/2
35 »/4

21%

27

80
Jan 2o
46% Nov 17

24,600

35>A

:V 52%

Pittsburgh & W'est Virginia—_100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100

3

18%

30 %

353/4

*95

90%

13

18

30%

94%

*88

Sep

18%

*35%

94%

*79%

12'A Jan

,17%
29J/a

146

100

8

2,400

14734

80%

14

77,300

46%

*145%

100

Feb

980

26%

46

148

26%

9% Oct

1061/4

253A

47

353/4

26%

31

106

25%

45%

18

*113

Pitts

106'A

253/8

46%

29%

100

7%

105%

25%

17 3A

5

$4 preferred

Pitts

1063/8

29%

5

Pitney-Bowes Inc

$4.80

1093/4

330

100

Inc

St

2,700

*35%

100

Hosiery

&

48%
1091/4

35%

53

600

51

48%
1091/4

29%

♦ cro

♦50

20

48%

18

J,

Petroleum

C

106

511/2

110

291/8

110%

48%

35%

No par

com

preferred

Pitts C

1093/4

106

50%

*28

110

-

173/4

No par

common

preferred
3.9% series preferred

Mills

»

29%

51%

4%

5%

48

1093/4

36

105%

common

4

7

220

29%

18

__100

Plough Inc
Plymouth OH Co

108

23%
28'/2

29

*28

29%

5

3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common

14

91

23

28%

22%

*28 4

-

r

*

(conv)

4.68%
preferred
Phila & Reading Corp

Apr

12% Dec

2,000

17%

12.50

preference

26

5

38 3/s

29%

__100

Corp

8

19% Mar 15

38

*35%

No par
..

preferred

16% Feb

19% Jan

1,000

38%

5

10

'

18% Nov 30
29

48

40

__

»

Phelps-Dodge

29

29%

46

7%

15

35% Jan

40% Jan

453A

39%

Sep

33% Jan 18

97% Jun

453/8

5

133

9% Mar 31
72% Mar 16

102

24

47%

X22%

23%
*

24%

& Co Inc common__l

(Chas)

14

16% Jan

25

Aug 26

25%

33 %c

108% Jan

Jan

Feb

150

24%

Inc

common

122% Dec 21

14% Jan
68

Pfizer

Pillsbury

17

6

105%

25%

10

Phillips Jones Corp common_No

13

27% Dec

105%

109%

Jan

146

Stores

55

24%

*108

12

83

29

47

38%

38%

*23

105%

100

Mar 30

84% Jan

Mar 14

38%

50

105

21% Jan

11

37%

3,800

46%

46

-

100

*103%

31

18% Oct

5

47%

100

21

3

43A

23%

*50

preferred

1

31

Mar 14

16 3A

4 7/8

*109 %

4.3%

18 3/4 Apr

16'/a

43/8

48

107 % Apr

Jun

200

8,000

157/8

4%

45%

13,700

17%

15%

4%

110

100

96

200

/

53%

15%

47%

*99%

90% Sep

6% Oct

/

51

51

,_100

124

*52

43A

109 %

preferred

87

62

♦23

v

3.8%

24% Dec

71% Nov 29

23%

A

15%.
45

37 %

100

1

62% Jan

common.l

Mfg Co

preferred

14

Mar

23%

1

Corp

Salt

Co

4%%

16

Apr

38

preferred

4

4

Corp

Petroleum Corp of America
Pfeiffer Brewing Co

52% Jun

169

37%

45

4.4%

6

60% Jan

Milk

104% Feb

160

45%

115% Apr 19
102% May 2

Jan

52

Sand

Drug

6

1

4%

>

53%

483/s

6

8

15%

4%

21'A

16% Nov

13

15%

37

51

333/8 Jan

Sep

38

36%
*52

47%

100% July

July

43%

37'A

53'A

15%

20%

11

77% Jan
11% Jan

431/4

373/a

53%

No par

& Light com___No par
preferred
ltO

Phoenix

155

42%

36%

42%

51

Glass

6

158

42%

533A

*40%

96%

80

42% Mar

42%

,37%

*53

Power

22

Dec

*40%

37

53%

200

8,500
3,800

8,300

133/i Apr

15

38

32%

59 % Apr

Feb

373A

32%

6

115

38%

32%

46% Jan

29

37%

32

16
Aug
5
53% Dec 20

Dec

38%

313/4

Phillips

115

38 %

31%

79% Sep 23

7

9%

313A

69% Jan

Sep 27

1003A

91/4

31%

31

37% Dec

*993/4

9%

3134

July

104

100%

9%

72

303/a

July 22

Mar 16

75 %

*99%

9%

42%

96

Sep

5,000

743/4

100

9%

37%

453/4

73

72

99 3A

36%

100

May

100

21,200

71 J/4

*51%

Peoria & Eastern Ry Co__

92

93/a

17%

93/8

*40%

30

17% Sep
433/e Jun

*9%

173/4

38%..; 38%

147

111

9%

18

71%

37%

43/4

17 %

'

100 3A

2.50

—1

18

17%

9

703/4

9%

100

26% Mar

18

*100

100

9

Peoples Gas Light & Coke

43

*9%

9%

120

2,500

99

11

11,700

96

89

6

397/8

951/4

44

75% Dec

12

82% July
34

39'A

96

6

3
2

71

70%
100

4

97

Sep 27

40 3A

1,040

150

94%

May 19
95% May 13

45% Aug
97% Apr

4

87

393/4

40

♦93/a

9%

173/4

Mar

4

5

*9%

18

Peoples

May 25

96% Oct

4,700

-

95

Penn-Texas Corp new
$1.60 preferred

Jan

9

73A

150

94%

16

50

6

7 S/8

-

943A

11

11

31

173/4

Corp.,Ii

4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR

6

Jun

77/8

943A

4%%

11

6

149%

7%

95

Penn

7

11

1493A

73/4

95

Penna

July

110% Jan

4

5

July
Jan

104Y4 Oct

29

39% May 26
115

Oct

150

♦149

44

133%

-

July 21

106% Jan
■

133

'

No par

(J C) Co
Penn-Dixie Cement

33

98

1#% July 15
Jan

52% Dec

9

63% Jan
35

7

31

112% Mar 30

6

36% Jan

11

39% Dec

Sep 29
Jan

93/8

93%

'

1

37%

Penney

102
26

44

133'A

43

*28%

Aug 27
26

.

150 %;.

383A

43%
1323/4

43%

132 3/4

.

*28%

Pet

Nov

43

132

39%

39

39%

39

43 %

132%

1

Pepsi-Cola Co

13

39%

43%

131%

29

73% Feb

Oct

7

93% Feb

V

25

22% Apr

2

82% July 20
29

3,800'
2,900

39

44%

132%

29

24% July 25

14

23

39%

39%

*43%
132/

29

17% Mar 14

110

Jan

x383/4

460

29

52

3

34% July

7,900

24%

29

16

107% Sep

17

1,000

48 3/a

*24

29

31

11

7% May
28

3J-/8

48

A

♦28

25

15% Jan

4

393/8

48%

*28

Jan

28

20

39 3A

483/a

\

25

52

4

Aug 30

25

3*3/8

48%

25%

25

10

18% Jan
9

24

393A

477/8

preferred

18% Dec

100% Jun 29

25%

♦393/8

48%

preferred

19

108

1,810

393A

preferred

Oct

9

120

400

23

25

Inc

common

Pennsylvania

96% Sep

22%

-•

477/8

No par

16

173

22%

18,800

34%'/-

110
10%

247/8

Co

Jun

Sep

22%

110

$1.30

3

38

34%
1

$1.32

73% Nov

4

22%

*

39

No par

$1

10%

10 3A

48

Enterprises

Telep

146

11

30% Jun

Jan

&

lO'/a

103A
22

22%

•

39

....

Transportation

Mines

34%
109'A

10%

109'A

*108

24%

No par

Airways

Proof

21

Feb

22

343A
109%

34%

333/8
'

"

38%

10
'

World

Sep

101% Feb

22

10 3/4

No par

33%

11

333/a

108%-

*10%

24%

No par

;

23

53

29
Sep 26
34% Jan 26

14

33%
♦106

10%

473%

Teleg common_100

Consolidated

57% Dec

Mar 26

13% Jan
48

35% Dec

100%

10

Peninsular

113% Apr 20
108% Apr 25
30% Jun 13

7

15% Mar 25

.33%
107

21%

Penick & Ford

49% July 25

2

41

Jun

67

4

41% Mar 14

31
25

Patlno

29% Feb 24

9

100%

25

•;

Rust

Parmelee

29 % May 3
105
Sep 23

11

29% Aug

7

1

Corp__

..

Parker

6

5

29% Mar

105 <

*10%

5.:(

Electric

&

101

32%

100

Parke Davis & Co

8

29% Jan 29

27% Jun 24

73% Jan

Dec

44

1,300
60%

No par

Paramount Pictures Corp
Park & Tilford Distillers

47% May 5
51% Apr 12

2,000

61

Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par
4%
preferred
100
Panhandle Oil Corp__
1

6
30% Jun 22

83%

353/4

preferred
Amer

16%

83%

60 %

preferred

4%

Pan

50

*16%

83

813A

35'J/4.

39%

5

16%

3,100

2,100

87

603A

393A

Jun

♦85

36

37%

9% Oct

65

43%

64%
43 %

87

450

123

38%

22

66

43 J/4

-

11,400

102

603/4

37%

'

101 %

36

Pacific Western Oil Corp common_4

Apr

4

120

3

Jan

7

122%

.

Mar

Apr

May

121%

66

82

7%

13

30% Jan

813/4

7%

88

35

*16%

83%

7%

104

27

16'A

82%

*148%

12

23

♦16%

*16%

83 %

7%

98% May 17
8% Sep 26

7% Feb

16%

16%

83%

149 %

7

11% Dec

*85

7%

29

17

43

84%

149%

11% Dec

3% Mar 12

42 V4

84%

100

104% Dec

6% Feb

66%

41%

87%

Corp__„l

4

15

64 %

42

Pacific

4

21V* May

64%

100

163A

16%

16%
102

41

5

Tin

16%
102

63%

Jan

Jan

6

•843A

16%

101%

61

Lighting Corp
Telep

0

4

16%

17,500

120

♦118%

36%

Inc

Pacific Mills

6%

87

118

118

55%

55

55'A

60%

common

Finance

Pacific

Pacific

42

119

101%

*16%

25.

Pacific

5

64

54%

543/8

35 %

preferred

29

'62

9% Jan

Shares

Oct. 21

Oct. 20

15

com

Fisheries

Aug 29

46 3/4 Aug 12
148% Aug 24
1523/4 Aug 22

16%
101

86

12.50

preferred

Amer

5%

16%

63

—6.25

Pacific

9

53

,

12

'•

6

,

44% Jun

17

44% Mar 15

114% Jan 13

Jan

the Week

Friday

Thursday

.

No par

Products
cum

,

>116'A

5

common

Pacific

;

118 %

1

issued"

Paper Co

Pabco

21

,12%.Mar 10

53%

101

41 %

83 %c

$5 preferred

7

Oct

No par

*

33% Feb

Sales for

SALE PRICES

Oct. 19

53%

*116%

100%

No par

"When

46% May 17

53

119

*116

1

Owens-Illinois Glass Co

23

34

Elevator

53%

100

Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp

76

Jan

Corp common
4%% convertible preferred!

84% Oct

80

104% Dec

Oliver

31% Jan

4

77% Jan 12

HIGH

Wednesday

,

Oct. 18

I

52%

100

5

16% Jan
Dec

preference 1951 series

8

13% Mar U
11

Tuesday

Oct. 17

5

31

35% Nov
99

Monday
Par

Common

15

Dec

Jan

Jan

64% July

4

July 23
Apr 29

STOCK

EXCHANGE

4

Jan

23

NEW YORK

Highest

Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp—

60% Dec

104

Lowest

RECORD
LOW AND

36%

103%
36%

93/8

9%

93/a

5,800
180

90

86%

*85%

*26

263/4

•26

263A

*25%

20'A

*253/4

261/2

120%

120%

1201/4

1201/4

600

31%

313A

31 y8

313/a

8,100

313/4

4,000

31

101

*102

36%

31%

31%

100

70

101 Va

1011/4

103%

♦1011/4

1031/2

30

371/4

367/»

37 3A

4,600

623A

3,700

351/4

31,900

101

61%

61%

62%

61%

62%

613A

62%

62

33%

33%

343/8

34%

34%

; 34%

35 'A

343/8

Q
28

Jan

143

Jan

4

5

21% Jan 15




35% Dec
158

Dec

7
3

27% Nov 16

30% Mar 30
J 48

Mar 15

26% Jan

6

154

July 15

31% Aue

1

Quaker Oats
6%
OllRkfiT

Co

(The)

common

preferred
HO

5
100

Poflnlntr

r*nm

1A

32 3&
150
on &/_

32%
151
on 5/.

32%
151
DtO A 1/1

32%
151
OAS/-

323/4
>150
OA5/_

323/4
151
on 5/-

32%

323A

32%

323A

3,000

151 »/2

151%

151%

350

150%
♦30%

30'A

31

31

500

23

24

The-Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

.

Monday, October 24;'1955■-

.

(1712)

YORK STOCK

NEW

NEW

Range since Jan. 1

Year 1*54

Lowest

Highest

Lowest

EXCHANGE STOCK
1

STOCKS

ftange tor Previous

STOCK

YORK

Par

Oct. 17

SALE

HIGH

AND

Sales for

PRICES

Wednesday

Oct. 20

Oct. J8

the Week

Friday

Thursday

Oct. *9

Tuesday

Monday

EXCHANGE

Highest

RECORD
LOW

Snares

Oct. 21

R
11

39 Va Dec

29

36% Jan

Jan

4

86% NOV

5

81% Jun

5

2% Jan

28

8 5/a Dec

22

6% Oct

11

4% Mar

1

10 Va Dec

22

8% Mar 14

52 % Dec

6

22% Jan
76

Jan

4

20%

10% July

$3.50

12

55-/2

56

56

50

56%

50 %

l.ouj

3u%

38%

33%

34 V4

3378

3478

11,900

16%

16%

17

17

16%

16-4

16,600

37% Jun

32%

32%

1,200

29% Jan

5

42

Real

22% Dec

31

1,

Aug 11

Mar

8,

19'% Mar 22

18% Aug

May

6

3

Silk

8% Dec 20

7% Jan

3

26

14%

Dec~31

15% fi>ep
12% Feb

64

Dec

60Va Occ

20

23

43% Aug 23

11/4 Feb

4

67 */2 FeD

8

16

24

70% Dec

22

8% Dec

15% Aug

23,

54% Sep

12

64

31

Jun

6

May 16

Jan

84

15

13% Jan

13

6

7% Mar 14
45

33% July

44% Dec

2

40

3

Oct

Reynolds

(RJ)

' Oct

la

Dec

3

Mar 11

60

Feb

10

82

Jan

26

91

95% July
2
25% Jan 12

105

Nov

9

101

Jan

37

Aug

37

Dec

77% Dec

22

48% Jan

11

34

*32%

34-

*32%

*32%

17% Jan

4

34% Dec

23

26% Sep

40% Dec

Jan

12

23

34

41

Jan

14

45% Oct

21

181% Jan

4

26% Dec

31

41% Jan |13
24% Jan
6

Oct

40% Jun

7

40%
8%

Jan

19

372

Jun

17

105 Va Mar

21

Oct

11

9% Jan

6

14% Sep

28

72% Nov 29

68%Jan2j

88% Sep

9

4

21V4 Nov

19

11

50

4578

31,300

8%

15

15

%

48

48%

67%

63%

13,603

48%

49

48%

49

13,200
140

60

65

*56
*87 %

106

1

33

30

5

%3

105 Va

106
34

Va

60

60

*87%

88 %

*

106

J *

33

14%

27%

27%

27

28

va

6%

6

55

Jun

22

22 V4 Jan

11

26

July 14

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

2,2 jo

28

27%

28 Va

2778

27%

3,000

300

34%

35 V2

100

43 Va

44

43%

43%

1,400

28%

28%

28%

28%

5,800

20

*34

100

350

*347

352

*348

352

*102%

104%

*102 5%

104%

*102%

104%

23%

24 Va

23%

23%

23%

23%

350

23

13%

13%

13%

8,500
2,400

13%

13 y4

liVa

76%

77%

77 'A

78 'A

77%

78%

11 Va

78

38,4j0

24 Va

24%

24 V4

24%

25

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

10.O00

1

36

36 %

36 y4

3o%

35 'A

35%

35 Va

35 Va

35%

36'A

4,300

5

11

11

1178

1178

11'A

11'A

11'A

11%

11 Va

11 Va

900

5

(Jacob)

13 Va

7b %

1

Corp
(The)__

Jan

14%

40

34%

13%

Royal

21

*39

35

1

23

73

39 Va

28%.

__l

Petrol

Feb

3,600

73'A

39%

.

43%

Co__50 Guilders

ooxp

Koyax Dutch

98% Feb

20,400

6%

71%

6%,

28%

104%

common—.

6%

73%

6%

6%

71 Va

43%

350

114

I 40J

40

6%
70%

*34

22 Va

9

3,400

43%

35

*102%

17

~90

34%
34

34%
*33%

34:

28 %

*346

92 % Sep

34%

34 Va

*03'%

43%

*34

22 Va

103 % Jun

,

106

2 8'A

35

103%

5

o4%
33 Va

106

21 Va

351

4

106

43%

2x%

Safeway Stores

*105%

43%
*347

4

8

27 Va

*34

.

*102%

49% Feb

78

*39

100

42% July 21

65

*87%

27%

14%

Ruberoid Co

*57

88

Va

Ltd

Trust

14'A

Ruppert

65

*87%

106

a*Va

14 'A

Co

105 Va

34

3-*-,8

*33

*59

60
88

9

8%

9

*87%

88%

70%

3

12,700

49

49

15% Mar 21

73

48%

6%

48% Jan

71%

4J

40

27

72%

68%

63

48%

70%

Id

4o,800

49

6%

11

2,300

49%

48%

39%

35% Oct

14%

48%

23,231

70%

50% Nov 24
16% Mar 9

14 %

-

9 Va

6%

McBee

•

49 %

48%

39-/a

22

15

9

8%

9

70%

26%Juu

67%

14 %

48%

48%

48

8%

9

No par

&

48%

;

:

15

*14%

3,400

9

48%

;

18

Sep

61%

43%

8%

10

Tob class B

Selection

Jan

15

*60%

44'%

8%

Roxuoxx

1

9

60%

42%

4% preferred series A
Rohr Aircraft Corp

4

Feb

35

60 %

%

9

48

Haas

257
100

60%
43

9

47%

Rohm

13
29

Oct .7

60 %

Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com__l

July 19

281 Va Oct

10o% Dec

2,400

46%

25

8

200

74

47%

No par
5

4

8%

46%

preferred—

18

500

19

47%

Spring & Axle Co

Jan

16

42 %

9

69%

8%
18%

42%

15%

68

18%

8%

Rockwell

Jan

y4

9

48

18%

16%

18%

*16

lo Va

18%

46 %

Rochester Gas & El Corp

Oct

41

8%
16%

8%

8%

*15%

61

*60

9

4/%

10

conv

4,400

15%

1

31% July

96

*8

41%

*15

No par

new_.

48'A Apr 20

25

8

61

1
50c

10

Co

shillings

5%%

1,700

21

15%

Roan Antelope Copper Mines

1

100
2c0

34

20%

15" y,

No par

5

9
8

24

20%

14%

*60

100

.

Richfield Oil Corp
Ritter Company

12
9

33% Jun

2078

14%

18%

Rheem Manuiacturing Co
Rhlnelander Paper Co...

8% Sep
8
7y%fsep23

27

20%

1478

16

38% Sep

6

20%

14%

18%

45% Feb 14

12% Jan

2t)%

14%

16

32 % Sep 26

7

20%

lb%

31% Apr

40
Oct
17%S.p

20%
14%

18%

6

64% May 12

45

38%

«

%

20

*7%

4

2'

32%

'

*13 '/a

__100

1

*32%

34

18%

series

13% Oct

12% Aug 23

*32%

Prexerred 4.50%

7

33y8 May 21

34

105% Apr 20

7% Jan

11% Nov

*36

26

7

6% May 27

38%

100

27% Jan

65% Aug
14% Jan

*36

series

28% Dec 29

35

38%

Preferred 3.60%

3

148

*36%

*15%

Common

Rhodesian

May

*43

33

May 11

5"% July 26
20

45

38

38

2.50

20

54

*43

38

50

5

Revere Copper & Brass

50% Sep

88

4o %

16%

32

.10

Rexall Drug Co
Metals

2

*81%

*43%

new—-.10

Corp

Reynolds

Mar 16

32 %„

44%

preferred—_10

Steel

8

July

9

convertible

Republic

12

46

32

44%

Co—
Corp

Sep

60

10

78

33 V4 Dec

&

Stores

10% Jun

Mar 11

51

Sep

$1

31%,

,__50c

Mfg Co common
Conv pfd 3%%
series
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common

11% A-g 15.

31%
4o %

No par

Reliance

16

47 % Sep

May 16
5% Mar j.4

16%,

31%

*44%

Inc—

(Robt)

Reliable

21% Aug 25

31

9

13

Sep

'

50

5

$1.25 div prior preference

14

19

/s

50

Bit Co

Bros

Reeves

.

*55

16%

Hosiery Mills

Reed Roller

27% May 22

13

18% July 22

41

6

14%

23

1

J7% Feb

10,800

55 72

Reis

♦.

9%

33%

Jun

14% Dec

9%

17

32

10% Jan 26

9%

33

16

Dec

9%

3-74

38% July 27

7

9%

•54%

7

4

9%

1

34% Jan

11

74

5

13

Jan

9

No par

Sep

Jan

9'/4

Raytheon

36

3

9%

Rayonier Inc common new_

28

22

3,4u J

9'/4

Raybestos-Manhattan

47

65 V« May lg

l.oo J

7%

5
15

5

7

86%

7

22

11

3

44

86%

7

41% July

Oct

4

43%

8074

7

57% Sep

Jan

27

44%

8d%

"4

7 %

25% Apr

7

31

16% Jan

43%

bo

7

26

39

12% Apr

44%

86/2

I 74

26

29

Feb

43%

8

7 '/a

7

-

Sep

Feb

29

30% Jan

39,600

43%

7%

1

Corp

*8074

78

7 Va

Theatres

43%

8<%

8/

1

RKO

July 25

43%

42%

No par

Dec

1

8% May

preferred

42 J/4 Dec

13

36 % Feb

4% May

1st

RKO Pictures Corp

5

Mfg Co
Reading Co common
4% noncum 1st preferred—
4%
noncum
2nd preferred

26% Jan

26

Dec"31

34

*8% jan'u

Radio Corp of America com__No par

2

88% July 27

13% Sep

47
32

37

55% July

18

44%

45%

47%

14,800

94%-

95

14

13'A

13 %

s

88% Jan

4

47% Sep
99 >/2 Oct

103 y8 Jun

14

112% Oct

31% Jan

11

44

Dec

-18% Jan

14

23

July 27

Nov

1

30

Dec

21

25 Va Mar 14

34% Jun

13

62% Jan

8

76% Dec

21

74

17

88% Jun

27

320% Apr

15

170

10

38% Jan

22

28

9

30

40

Jan

211

Apr

5

296

Dec

29

265

Aug 17

123

Apr

9

170

Dec

15

145

Apr

20% Jan

12

41% Dec

23

93 y2 Jan

4

103 Va Nov

5

14% May

3

Dec

27

33% Mar 14
101

Jan

49% Jun

Sep

16

105

17 y4 Apr

25

19

preferred

4.30%

10

100

105%
47 mi

47%

Preferred

St Louis

5%
St

7

preferred

conv

series a

Regis

29% Dec

31

25% Oct

13

30% Jan

20

14% Dec

10

12 % Jan

6

14% Feb

17,

Savage' Arms Cdrp—

20 y4 Oct. 20

27% dan

3

4

17% Apr
11% Jan

28

27% Dec

31

4

24% Dec

31

35 Va Aug 23

Schenley Industries
Schering Corp

47% Sep

20

66'A Nov

22

55% Mar 14

78% Jun

20

Scott Paper

Dec

23

93 % Oct

19

98

Feb

11

89

,

98

May 26

22

Jan

6

Jan

8

108% Nov

16

101% Oct

13

107

25 Va Jan

4

34% Dec

31

33 % J an

6

40

Nov

10

89% Mar 23

85'A Jan

4

85

17% Jan

5

22% Dec

30

42

4

80

Dec

7

Jan

24

Jan

102

Jan

5

33% Dec

4

33

Jan

15

Dec

17

31

7

6% July

9 % Jan

7

35 Mi Jun

4

1
6

16

3

Apr
Jan

6
6

59% Apr

13

6% Sep

26

5

Seagrave

23

Sears

18

Seiberllng
Servel

&

Inc

26

54

Oct

11

9% Apr
61% Jan

26

69% Jan

43% Dec

20

35

Oct

11

49'A Apr

11

Shamrock Oil

Dec

31

33% Jan

18

49% Sep

13

Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank g)
Sheaffer (w a) Pen

4

10% Dec 29

11% Jan

31

4

31 Va idee

2

26

Oct

21

36% Feb

10

61% Dec

31

54

Oct

18

66% Mar

24 % Dec

31

22 Va Jan

6

17

20

13% Oct

11

19'A Jun

22

18% Aug 17

24 Va Sep

21

39 Va Jan

6

44

3

49% July 20
59% Aug
3

15% Jan
7

5

Mar 15

Dec

29% Jan

4

43'A Dec

36% Jan

6

45

32 y8 Jan

4

52% Dec

35% Jan

4

9% Mar 14

54% Dec 31

25% Jan
6% May
35

Apr

13
4

Jan

Feb

9

25

25% Jun

27

20% Oct

14

33% Jan

7

18

175

■

Aug 19

10 Va Dec

6

18% Dec

49% Jan
174

10

4

16% Sep

26

27% Feb
210

Jun

19"% Mar

19

54

Feb

37% Jan

23

35

14

40

18

54% July 25
21% Mar
7

11

Dec

46% Dec
'

23

5

6

29 % Aug 23

2

32% Dec

4

54% Dec

44% Jan

6

36% Jan

29

19

July 28

17% Jan

11

37

Jan

17

31% Jan

7

26.

Oct

11

38% Apr

18

99% Jun

20

72% Jan

Dec

15

49% Jan

6

Nov

22

87 Va Apr

14

29% Aug

Jan

9

25% Oct 11

5

29% May

16% Dec

2

15% Jan

4

22

24% July

6'A Dec

29

4% Oct

11

4% Mar 16

7% Dec
106
Jan

29

12 V* Jan
4

62

Apr
Oct

4

65% Mar 31
99
14

Nov

Jan

29

23% Nov 30

2

21'A Sep

26

29% Jun

Sep

14
5

6y8 Jan

4

11'A Aug 12

10'A Jan

4

70

Dec

31

68 'A Mar 14

24% Jan

11

49 % Nov

23

28Va Jan

40% Oct

5

39% Dec

29

36% Jan

36% Mar 15

4

12% May 17

92% Sep
17% Dec

22

88.

12% Jan 28

15% Dec

20

footnotes




see

7

page

11% Oct
9

26.

3

Mar 22

21

July 11

20%

20'A

20%

201/4

20%

22,100

33%

34%

341/4

351/a

21,003

66%

6,800

13

20%

33%

33'a

33

65%

65%

65%

67%

66 V2

95 Va

93 Va

93%

*93 Va

102%

102 Va

32%

66

95%
103
•

20%

*93%

32%

32%

35'a

20%

35 Va

35%

35%

*90

90%

*90

90%

*90

90%-

24%

*24

24%

*24

24%

73%

32'a

32%

73%

32%

73%

33

46

46

*23%

46

46

24

23%

23%

6%

102%
13

33%

33

13%

6%

6%

37%

45%

46

46%

46'a

46%

10 va

10%

26%

*25%

54%

27

27 Va

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

7,000

20%

21

20%

20%

2,400

43%

45

441/2

46

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

43 Va

43%

43%

43 va

43%

43%

52'a

52%

53

53

53V2

53'%

*53

1,200

55

56
56 Va

42,200

48V4

10,303

52

52%

52%

53

52%

53%

54%

56%

47 v,

47%

47%

48%

48 Va

48%

<;8

48%

47%

10
common

53%

54

53 va

53 Va

54

54%

54%

54%

541%

1,400

11

11%

11

11V4

11

11%

12%

11

11%

39,800

72%

73

70

72

5

15

&

pfd—100

Platinum

&

g

Co

1

72

71

71%

71 % *

75 Va
;.

74 Va

74%

75

77%

22

21%

21%-

22%

22 Va

*22

21

21va

21%

21%

x211/4

21%

21 Va

55%

56'a

56'a

57

r

57%

58%

57%

59% 1

20

19 Va

19%

19%
10%

'

19%

19%
10%

com_4.50

18 %

53%

29%

25

-*39%

39%

25

48 Va

48 %

19

19%

18%

53 %

29 ja

10%

18%

50

Natural

5
& Elec

Gas

No par

Co

7.50

20

*53

29%
*39
"'

10%

18%
54

29%
39%

78

19%

10%

18Va
*53

29%
*39

19 Va

20

10%

18 Va

18 v2

54V2

500

30%

3,800

431/4

48 Va

48%

48%

Co

Irc.1

Withington Co
common

1

No par

Chemical

Co

Spencer Kellogg &

Sons

Sperry

common

Corp

48V4.

48'a

48%

19

191/4

19 Va

19%

19'A

19%

19v4

31%

*311/4

preferred

30%

31 Va

31%

31'/a

33 %

33%

33%

34

33%

34

33v2

34

55 y2

55%

56

55%

57v4

56%

57%. *

27%

27

27%

26%

27v4

26 (a

89%

9OV4

89%

*'
90%r *

50%

51 Va

51

51

4%
*80

25%
21 Va

4%
4%
90

65%
101

25%
*21

4%
5

*80
66

101

25%

25%
21

4%
5

90

66%
101

*4%
*80

67%
101

4%
5
90

68
101
19

19

19%

18 Va

18%

18%

21%

22 y8

21%

22%

22'a

22 va

*101%

102%

102'a

io2v4

*101 %

102 %

14%

14%

14%

14%

15

151/4

78'a

79

79

80

80

80

t

Co

26

20%

21-

1,200

4%

4%

4%

1,900

4%

41/4

4v2

1,600

4%
*80

67%
101

18%

22%
*101

15'/a
*80

90
70
101

18%

2,800

22%

81,200

101 Va

70

151/4

14,700

15V4
81

45 Va

45 Va

46

46%

47

37 mi

37%

37

37%

37

37 %

91

91%

*91%

12%

12%

12%

18 Va

14%

81

'80

220

46

47

8,300

37 »a

37%

6,700

92

*91%

92

91%

91%

91%

91 Va-

12%

12%

12%

12V,

12 %

11%

9%

9%

9%

9%

9%

160

2 2 va

44'a

9%

3,900

-

101'/a

19%

37%

9%

50

68 %

102

22%

'44%

9%

77%

77%
67%
*101

102v4

43%

9%

4,800

25%

20%

.37%

1

1,100

25%

No par
Electric

9,300

90%

*89 Va

4%

No par
1

•.

.' 11,600

20%

21

4%

5,700

27

24,100

25%

25%

21 (a

91

5
com

preferred
&

4%

*99%

No par

Inc

Standard Coil Products Co Inc
Gas

25%
*21

*89%

91

2

preferred

1,000

30%
34 y4

25

common

19%

30%

64 %

1

8,400
15,300

32

34

6

50c

*53

31%

100

common

preferred-

Square d Co
Standard Brands

1

___2.50

$5.50 preferred

Rand

1

54

48

*89%

Service

18%

18 vt

8,000
4,500

39%

89v4

Bros

18%

ll 'A

11

*38%

50%

&

*185

ii'a

39%

88%

g)

3,700
'27,200
4,100

*38%

50 Va

Southwestern. Public

1,000

21%

39%

*89%

Spalding

1,440

78%
22

29%

91

8

7 8 Va

21%

301/4

51

5

78

29%

*53

54

30

89

(Del)

-1,660

22%

*185

11%

87%

Co

-

'

*185

*180

*180

Rico Sugar com.No par
Edison—

*54

11%
72 '

*89 Va

$3.50

4,200

54%

55%

1

Gold

Pacific

Standard

100

27

*50%

.

3,400

14

91

4

27%

27

51

11

27%

13%

89

15

27 Va

26%

50%

Apr 13

7,400

14V8

87%

52

57%

26%,

50

41v, July 27

10%
26

56%

13%

5

California

Inc

10%
26

26 v4

1

preferred

$4.50

1,203

10%
56%

*26

55%

No par

Co

preferred

$4.50

6,700

50c

55 %

Spiegel

4,900

26 Va

10%

26 Va

54

■

55%

10%

*26

100

8

140

37%

37%

No par

21

8,900

6%
54

*53%

38

55%

56

4.20%

6%

54

37V4

26%

55

6%

13,100

13%

*53%

54

Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs

2

2,000
15,203

13%

55

.21%

Co

26
104

105'a

*26

21

Spencer

25%

13%

1

5

Spear &

25%

103%

6%

2,600

47%

,

Southern Railway common
5% non-cum preferred—

4

2,800

48

47

13%

45%

70

Sparks

33%

*105

103 Va

37%

22

(a

33%

33%

47%

24

7

18

12,300

24

46%

*53%

10%

741A

13 Va

45 va

10%

24%

74

102%

38'/a

10%

*24 :

74 Va

13%
54

4,203

36%

24%
.

103 y4

6%

23

103

90%

103 Va

54

20

94%

35%

800

*90

*105

__

23%

6%

7
54

54

32%
45%

73%

74

*105

*105

*105

73%

3,8o3
;

90%

*24

73 Va

27 Va

27

35%

*90

*23%

*93V2
103

104

35%

35%.

35'/a

66

68

94%

*103

104

♦103

54%

July 27

20 v, Mar

1,003

20%

*12%
x20%

27%

86.

16% Feb

12 %

55

8
16% July 20

93%, Apr

12%

27'a

102% July

63% Jan

12%

73

Southern

Aug 31

■16% Jun

12%

1

Southern Co (The)
South Indiana Gas

Apr 27

102% May
23% Aug

12%

54%

71

16

*12%

12%

1

90

Sep

26

13

No par

7

98 %

26

Southern Production co Inc

21

7% Jan

26%

4

21

Feb

26V4

South'n

4'A Oct
59

100

For

Feb

26 Va

5

77% Oct

19

74% Aug
3
100% Dec 22

4

7

26%

10

Southern

52% May 31
92

Va

100

8%

1

July

26

100

5%

16

65 Va

92

15

Aug

18

18

26%

preferred

South Porto

1

35% Feb

Jan

50-

14

34

Aug

51

81% Dec

5

Jan

7

28% Jan

.

,

80

Mar

17 Va

26%

No par

South Carolina e

3

40

17%

26

44%

Co

South Amer

25

27

52

17%

5

No par

Solvay American Corp 4%

3.

Jan

27% Sep

1

17%

37%

Solar Aircraft Co

7

29

Mar

17%

44 Va

Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc

23

54

17%

38 Va

America

o) Corp
(Alexander) Inc

3 Va %

12% May 23

43'A Nov

15% Jan

Oct

24

17%

4.20% preferred
Smith-Corona Inc

15

6

25% May
28% Feb

25

July 19
Feb

63 v, Sep

15
14

8

11

37% Jan

39% Jan

18

9% Feb

17

jl

105 %

*103%

18

44 Va

Co

105

*103'/2

105

19,653

40%

*1031/2

41%

40%

40'a

39%
*1031%

23

40 Va

105

37%

(a

Smith

25% Aug 11

4

5% Jan

34

Smith

14

54

138% Feb

49y2Jan

23

20% Jan

1

31

39%
105

700

25

15% Sep
.

39 Va

.

9,100

801/2

80 v2

17%

No par

.

:w.

58% Sep

32% Aug 25
54% Dec 31

59% Dec

Co

Oil

6

39%

39 Va

30%

29%

*103 Va
.

13%

Sinclair Oil Corp

11

165

1

Simonds Saw & Steel.

Skelly

79% Sep
81% Sep

24 Va Dec

4

Simmons

21

Jan

*147

1

Signode Steel Strapping

15

10% Oct

165

No par

Sheller Mfg Corp
Sheraton Corp of

59% Jun

37% Mar 14

19.,

*147

7.50

57% Jun

49

Nov

165

102%

Gas

&

48% Mar 14

Aug 27
14% Dec 22

*147

13 'a

Shell Oil Co

7

30% July 12

11

165

102 Va

common

47'A Oct

42

4

29% May

22

Jan

51

15% Jan

14y« Jan

8

5

May 5
13% Jan 12

35% Jan

31

6
23

40

15% Jan

Nov

*147

1

$4.50 preferred

5

8y8Jan

165

No par

Co

10

42% July 19

*147

5

Co

Rubber

30

25% Jan

290

5

Roebuck

Nov

38

290

80 Va

80'/a

30%

29%

30

29%

40

(The)

Corp

Sep

Dec

4

295

common
1
$5.75 sink fund preferred—No par
Seaboard Oil Co
1

62

27 Va May

*285

100
Co

41

■

81

235

Seaboard Finance co

13% Oct

8% Mar 15

81

*280

25

common

Electric

24%

290

15c

Seaboard Air Line rr Co

31'a July 18
117

Co

*24 Va

290

10

preferred

Scranton

14

108% Jan

3.65%

7

74% Jan

79 Va Nov 26
10 % F'eo

87% Jun

43 Va Jan

18'A May 24

26

11

Mar 14

104

45.% Dec

67y8 Mar 18
7% Nov

Mar 31

30

108

July 21

13

22

69% Oct

Mfg

24%

295

*102%

Scovill

5,003

*283

No par

8

47%

80

65%

Sep

47%

29%

1.40

preferred

1,5 J J

47%

*24Vi

25

*241/4

25

1,323

47%

29%

*93 Va

$4

*24

47%

80

No par

7

47vt

106

108 (A

80

No par

Mar

IO6V4

47

47%

96%

io/v4

96

29%

10

;

common

106

106

46 %

95%

107%

24%

$3.40 preferred

92% May 18
24% Aug 11

102

Co*

96

106

80

100

I

Inc

95V2

29'a

5

common

San

Jan

46'a

100

Ry Co
preferred

Paper Co

45%
94%

*23%

100

1st

July 13
Va Sep 22

45%
94%

100

5%

Southwestern

noncum

46%

46

44%
*94%

105%

St Joseph Lead Co
10
St Joseph Light & Power
No par
St l San f Ry Co common—No par

pfd 4.40% series a
Diego Gas & Electric Co
Sangamo Electric, Co

19

23% May 18
11

28

4%

common

12%
.

9%

270

11,400 |
1,500

Volume

Number 5475

182

(1713)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

.

.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD

Highest

52 3/4 Jan
»'

79% Oct

4

44% Oct
'

■

-

29

48% Dec

8

713/4 Jan

4

112 Yt Dec

8

32 Ya Jan

4

Jan

6

•7

"

Oct

45

Dec

106J/e Jan
42

31

10% Feb

17

i

11% Jan

4

20 Ya Dec

30

•

+■

42 Ya Feb

5

53 Ya Oct

22

<

30% May

5

42 Y4

July 30

*

36

y

11 Ya Jan

5

13 Ye Dec

-

;

36% Feb

17-

46 Yt Dec

6

22 Yt Apr

30

30 Yt Feb

15

19 Ya Feb

16

26 Ya Dec

29

13 Ya Jan

4

1

12

17% Jan

8

21 Y« Jan-

\

4

27 Ya Dec
-Y

—

;

4

.

t

20

9

,

.

11
4

.

101

Dec

30

97 Vb Jan

68% Dec

30

70

Dec

30

67 Yt Feb

11

118 Yt Aug

7

-

-

.

115 Yt Apr

9

84 Ya Dec

7

Jan

Jan

8

14 V4 Jan

4

9

Oct

21

740

Jan

6

18VtFeb

8

3
2

31

11

30 Ya Jan

50

30

42

Oct

Mar 30

Nov

'

Feb

26

24 Ya Nov

10

20

41% Feb

4

51 Ya Sep

28

317/s Jan

4

487/sDec

16

41

81 Ya Jan

13

96

Dec

28

91

105 Ya Jan

14

147 Ys Dec

16

128

235/s Sep

4% Feb

7 Yt Dec

24

11

6% Jan

29

■t

i

30 Ys

30%

233/s

24

9Va

9Ya

i

9%

9Ya

9%

36%

•,

Corp

10
1

Corp

new—

Chemical

Corp

common.-

35%

_1

No par
No par

;

76%

L

20

101 Yt

76 Ya

500

17 Yt

.3,100

20 Ys

200

30Ys

6,700

'23 Y4

*20

20%

36 Ya

77%

77

'

*117 Ya

117 Ya

\

117%

117 Ya

; i *117Ya

7,300

116%

117 Ya

150

23 Ya

27,100

26%

,••'

117Ya

i

2,900

77 Ya

23 Yt

77

77

3,500

a

26 Ya

4,300

14%
*

;

103

37 Ya

76 Ya

14%

14 Yt

*100Ya

14 3

36%

37%

363/4

14 Yt
103

lOOYa

40

102

100

22 Ya

227/8

22 Ya

22 7/a

22 Ya

23 Ya

23 V4

23%

1
30

26 Ya.

26%

26 Ya

26%

26 Ya

26%

26 Yt

26%

36 Ya

37

36Ya

37

36 Ya

36Ya

363/4

363/4

*363/4

37

79

79

80

78 Yt

78 Yt

79

79

*78Ya

80

9%

9Yt

preferred

Class A 4 Ya %

Inc—

Sunshine Mining

Steel

Superior

Sutherland

_12.50

—

Co

_

*775

840
26 Vb

43 Ya

44 Yt

*43%

44%

44 Va

44 Va

(The)—4.16%

22 34

22%

*223/4

23

22 Yt

23

25

45YS

47

46%

467/e

46 V2

46 Ya

457/a

7.50

42%

43 Ys

43%

43 Ya

43 Ya

43u/4

43

7/a

Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com
$4 preferred

(conv)

Corp

94

*92

93

132

*130

133

267/a

44%

443A '

600

800

9Va

27

„

-

23

4,100

840

*775

26 Ya

27 Ya

44%

44%

1,800
1,700

*22%

23

300

46%

45%

46

6,300

44 Ya

*22%

94

*93

*93

*130

No par
No par
1

;

$4.40 cum pfd

26

.

,

9

840

*775

/■

Ya

5

^

_

——

Gould

93/a
840

*770

263/4

Paper Co_

Symington

9%
840 V

*750

,

93/a

9%

X26 Va

6

3

9 Yt

263/4

Swift & Co

July 26

*78

26%

Corp-—

Sweets Co of America

*93/a

—10c
_
_25
50

_

Superior Oil of California

21

4,300
26,800

10

9 Va

9%

„
'

Ya

117

8,200

20 Ya

17%

•

'

lOOYa

j

5,500
10,500

30%

17%

*20

600
>

*20%

20 Ys

17%

'

14%
*

101 Yt

76

76%

20

.

36%

14 Yt

14

14%
102

"

3,600

23%

203/s

17Yt

203/s

..

20%

17%

35%

35%

14 Ys

*101 Yt

common

.

■

20 Ys
i

17%
*20

9%

9Ya

■

17 Ys

20 Ya

*20
.

200

42 Ya

117 Ya

30

9YsSep

6

37%

23 Ys

2

150 Yt Jun

I

36%

30 Ya

;

15

Oct

38 Ys;

36 Ys

22 Ya

2

99

% Apr

37%

36 Ys

29%

497/8 Jun

Mar 14

25 Vb

22 Ys

52 Ya May

14

523/B

25

1

30 Yi

Sunshine Biscuits

1
15

583/4 May

52%

25%

22 Ys

preferred series A
5Vs% 2nd pfd series of '55

2

Mar

52%

25

29 Ys

4Y2%

1

33 Ys Sep

11

45 Yt Oct

16

1,040

Jan

51Yt

25 Ys

223/s

403/4 July 25

20 Ys Dec

816

51 Yt

29%

,"

87YaSep
12 7/s Jun

14%

•,.20%

1

Aug

Ys

Sunrav-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1

11

27Yt Jun, 15
28

14

22

'Sun Oil Co

75% May 17

30

12 Ya Dec

4

635

118 Va Jan

51

15

28 Ys

1

Co

Broadcasting

$4.50 series A preferred

32 Ys May 11

—

11

6

36%

50%

15

25

■

*42

50 Yt

15

2C

prior .preference

1

25 Ys May 12

.

71% Jan

5

213/4 Jan
—.

36 Ys

51%

17%
41 Yt

50

20 Vb

Sun

30

-25 Vf

17^
41%

50 Yt

17Ys

Sunbeam

7

8OY4 Sep

25%

17%
42 Ya

20%

4

Jun

105

5,100

37

Studebaker-Packard

; 17 Yt Aug 12

20

17 Yt

17

51%

'

50

25%'-'

Yt

6,900

15

14 Ys

49 Va

25

12 V.

49 Ys

<

14%

100

12

17%
•

49

14 Yt

5,800

46Ys
100

*99

42 Ya

17Ys
42 Ya

49

50,600

1

12%

<12..

17%

Storer

.

17 Yt

*41%

12

19,600

133 Ys

46

46%
100

*99

100

llYs

20

Co___—

Camp Inc common

5

153/s Jan
41 Ya Jun

Oct

12 Yt Jan

•

*

46 Ys

46 Ys

45
*99

12

15,600

85 V*
50

132 Ys

Stone & Webster————_ _No par

17 *

29 Ya July

Aug 26

32

12% Nov 24

307/a Feb

134Va

36 Yt

Fuller

Baer &

7-

21:,. July. 14

131Yt

«

1

Stokely-Van

4,

131 y4

-

100

Shares

83%
49%

86 Ys
50 Ys

5

Stix

213/a Aug 24

203/4 Sep 26

84%
49 Ya

5

23 Yt May 23

19 Ya Jan

45 Ys

*99 Yt

49 Yt

49

r

15

Yt

UYs

43

49

5

1

Stewart-Warner Corp_„;

138% Oct 21

6

1

1137/s Jan

Sterling

Stevens (J P) & Co

5

85%
49%

-

128 Ya

44 3/4
"

17%

*41 3/8

*14%

Ipc_a—
Inc_;

Drug

543/a Sep-15
Jan

17 %
-•

10

Co

Sterchi Bros Stores Inc_.

6

Feb

89

Chemical

Stauffer

23

26 Vfl Jan •" 6

12

_No par

Starrett

29

■f

12

99 Yt

11%

5

Stanley Warner Corp—
Co (The) L S-.

1

60% July 28
157/a Aug 22

"
»

-

4

14
11

Feb

44 Ys

99 Yt

Co_ J.

Ry Equip Mfg

185/a Jan

29

—

8Ya Jan

30

22 Ya Feb

44%

1

preferred series A__

33%%

;

Standard

50

;

10
100

Standard Oil of Ohio common

13

Mar 28

16 Va Feb

.

,..

14 % Dec

10%.NOV 23
■,

127%

21

233/4 Jan

•

15

23

;i9.Ya Aug 24

.

1.

,

125 Ya

13 V» Aug

..

—

15

507/a Sep

42% Mar 14

Dec

25

Oil of New Jersey-

Mar 30

24 Yt May

18 Yt Nov

20

Mar 25

Oil of Indiana

6

13% Jan

14

Oct

483/4

126%

83%
48 Ys

83 Yt
49

Standard

102

403/4 May 26
-

82%

Standard

Aug 19

8Ya Jan

8

84 Ys
49 Ys

the Week

Friday
Oct. HI

Oct. 20

Oct. 19

128 Ya

83
49

24

533/4 Jun

'

Oct. 18

-

144 Ya July-27

18

Mar 14

99

.

Oct. 17

Thursday

Wednesday

Tuesday

Monday
Par

Oil of California- _No par

Standard

8

STOCK

YORK

EXCHANGE

,

.

983/4 July

18

423/i May 18

f

102 Ya Mar 11

26

—■

73 Va Jan

4

99

f

Lowest

Sales for

LOW AND HIGH SALS PRICES

STOCKS

'

-

Lowest

NEW

Range since Jan. 1
Highest

Year 1954
t

44

443/s

8,100

94

94

Ya

94%

20

94 Ya

132 Ya

*133 Ya

77/a

8%

8 Ya

8%

8%

8%

8%

21Y4
x27
12Ya
46 Ya

21 Ya
27Y4
13

21 Ya

213/a

213/a

21%

21Ya

21%

21%

28

28

28

28%

283/4

*27%

28%

700

13 Ya

131/4

13

13%

13

13 Ya

14,000

48

49

49

493/a

483/4

49 Yt

3,000

102Y4

1033A

109 Vb

108 Ya

36Ya

373A

21
28
12Y4
48 Yt
103Vt
37Ya

*130Va

136

*134

136

"

8%

8%

8%

5,400

T
r

14Ya Jan

27

18 V* Nov

Jan

25

33

14

28

173/a Jan

15:

25 y2 Jan

25

10
6

Dec

67 Va Jan
(■

47'/2

4

Nov"23

41 % Jan

17

88

Nov~16

NOV

29

83 y2 Jan

6

-

25

42%

Dec~23

14

* Dec~20

Oct

114

(James)

Telautograph

37% Apr 26
17 Ya May
2
6
62 Ya Jun

11% Sep 27
38 Yt

Talcott Inc

July 25

Tennessee

9

5

Corp

Aircraft

Temco

-1

Corp

2.50

Corp__

Sep

23

Texas

Co—

39% Sep

May 16

•

■

30

Texas

Gulf

^25--

—

5'A Jan
35

5

Jan

44Ya Jun

21

Texas

Gulf

11

16Ya Jan

28

Texas

Instruments Inc

10

28% Jun

6

47'/a Jan

6

65 Ya Sep

29

36% Oct

19

50% Dec

4

11

10 Vb Oct
24 y2 Oct

41

16

28 y4 Oct

11

4.48%

Sep

Jan

13YaJan

13

15

9

Oct

19

11

172

Dec

27

143

Oct

11

170

9

66

Dec

29

61

Jan

6

79

153A Dec

13

46 Va Mar

10

issued"

"When

30

32

Oil

Pacific
&

May 27

Texas

37 Ya

109

14,100

37

37

Ya

37%

28,300

37

38

37%

37%

28,300

5,100

37%

37Ya

373A

11Y4

11

11

11 Ya

11 Ya

11 Ya

11Y4

11%

25

25

25

*24Y»

25 Ya

*24%

25%

58*

10Y8
25
583/a

583A
29Ya

59

60

59%

60 Ya

293/4

30

30

30 V*

25

*29y4

29

Utilities Co

149 Yt
70

69 Ya

No par

9

9%
149 Yt

9Ya

9

*145

9Ya
9Y4
*143
149 y4
70
70
35Ya
35Va
22 3A
23 Ya

9Y4

9Ya

*142

100

Pacific Ry Co

Texas

38

37 Ya

2,100

1,100
9,000

30 Ya

18,000

32

Trust—

Land

Sub share ctfs ex-distribution—1

7

Jun

108 Y4

37 Ya
37 Yt

563A
*28%

1

preferred series A__25
Coal &

107%

105

38 Ya

37Ya
10Ya
25

__No par

Sulphur

conv

Pacific

Texas

Texas

9 Ye Dec

107

3Ya

Producing Co

48Ya

13Ya
48 Y»
104Y4

147

70

35 Va

35 y4

2,800

9Ya

9

150

100

70

69 Ya

70

3,700

35 >/4

35%

35 Yt

2,000

*146

147

69 Ya

69 Ya

*35

35

Oct

17

353/a Oct

17

35

353/a

4

12% Dec

31

12

Jan

6

233/4 Oct

20

Textron American Inc

common__50c

22%

23 Ya

23

23 Y4

23%

23%

23 Ya

5

19% Nov

19

18

Jan

10

24Ya Oct

20

$1.25 conv preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5

24Ya
15Ya
46

24Y8
15Ya
46

24Y4
15Y4
46

24 Yt

24 3/4

24%

24 Ya

243/a

16

16

15%

153/4

15%

153/4

1,000

No par

24
15Ya
*45

23%
24 Ya

57,600

6% Jan
13 Va Jan

45 Va

46

46

46 Ya

*46 Yt

47

No par

*11%

123/a

*11 Ya

*11 Ya

12%

11%

HYa

*11%

12 Ya

100

11Y4

10 Ya

12
11Y4

11%

ll3/4

HYa

12

12%

10,100

13 Ya Jan

7

19% Dec

23

15% Oct

11

19Ya Mar

38% Jan

4

49% Dec

23

45 "A Oct

19

53

8% Jan

22

17

6Y4 Jun

11

9

39 Ya May 17

44

Jan

7

12

Sep

24

8% July

1

29

Dec

7 Ye Jan

$2.40 conv preference

July 12

July 25
473A July 25

1

11

Thermoid

15 3A Feb

Jun

The Fair

13 '/a

6

11'A Jan

43

4

12Ya Jun 30

11% Mar 16

July 30

issued"

"When

Thompson
Thompson

Co

50

*45 Y4

(J R)
15
Products Inc common—5

1334
44 3A
*101 Ya

$2.50 convertible preferred

18

31

43 Ya Oct

19

60 y2 Mar 24

Dec

8

100 y2 Sep

27

105 Ya May 10

18'A July 20

27% Nov

16

24

Jan

17

343/a Jun

22

26'A Dec

1

27% Nov

16

26% Jan

5

283/a Apr

7

36% Jan

4

52% Dec

31

48

Jan

6

683/4 Sep

22

12% Jan

5

15% Aug

6

13 Ya Jan

3

18Y4 July 26

Toledo

11

53 Ya Jun

6

Trane

25Ya Feb

2

40Ya Dec

31

37 Ya Mar 14

483/4 Sep

12i

13% Jan

12

30Ye Dec

30

23 Ya Oct

18

15 % Apr

19

213A Aug 16

18 Y2 Jan

20

243A July 13

Transue

35YaJan

4

27% Dec

31

22 3A Oct

11

28 y4 Jun

Tri-Continental Corp common

55% Oct

26

60 Va Nov

20

56

Jan

5

59 Ya Sep

22

13

Apr

23

19 3/a Dec

31

18

Mar 15

23% Sep

16

42

31

50

42% Oct

18

53

Dec

92% Jan

7

104

39Ya Oct

35 Ya Jun

^—100

preferred

4%
Tide

Associated Oil

Water

25
No par
5
2

Timken Roller Bearing

Co

Edison

(The)

45 Ya,

'4J)3

63

153/a
43%

,

,
.

64 Ya
15%
45*
40Ya

*.
J

31
273A
64 %
15Yt
403A
23 Ya

*46

14 Ya

'■

*14

*14

143/a

143/a

900

443/4

45 Ya

10,100

"

20

31

31

30 Ya

31 Ya

31

31%

5,400

27%

27%

27 3/4

27%

273/4

27%

4,200

68

66 Ya

67%

7,500

15%

15%

3,100

66 Ya

68

15Ya

15%

15Ya

15%

46

47

46 Ya

46 Ya

66

40 Ya

40 Ya

41 Yt

40%

41%

14,700

24

24

24 Ya

24%

24 Ya

14.000

*22

22%

2lYa

22

22

243/a
*57Y8

24Ya
58 Y4

24 Ya

24%

24Ya

25

57 Ya

573/4

58

58

1

21 Ya

21Y8
*51 Ya

22Y4
53 Yt

22 Ya

23

22 Ya

22%

300

25

25%

14,800

*57 Ya

58%

53

400

22%

22%

4,300

y4

*51%

53 Yt

*51 Ya

53%

100

29%

297/a

23

*51 Ya

*22

May 28
1

53

May 16

53 y4 Feb

2

52

22
52

1

27%

27Ya

27Ya

29Ya

*293/a

14

Tung-Sol Electric Co common

30 Ya

Mar 14

33 Ya Apr

30 Yt

19

25

29 Y4

30% Nov

51

Aug 26

52 Ya

27

26%

9

30% Dec

31

25 Ya Mar 14

31 Ya Jan

13

26%

26 Ya

26%

27

26Ya

18% Jun

53
26 Ya

53

*54

30

*51
263/4

54%

Dec

preferred 1954 ser„50
20th Century Fox Film
1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
Twin Coach Co
1

54 Yt

54

14

54 Yt

17

59% Apr

*52 Ya

52% Dec

16

*15Ya

16

15%

16

49

*47

48

16% Jan

.

Dec

Truax-Traer

Preferred

4.30Yo

series A

50

(conv)

conv

13 3A Jan

18

19Ya Dec

6

153/a Aug 16

20 Ya Jan

19

41% Jan

5

57% Dec

6

46 Vb Aug 17

60

Jan

19

6Y4 Jan

4

16 Ya Nov

30

10 y2 Oct

11

18% Mar

32% Dec

13

41 Ya Dec

22

26 V4 Oct

21

40 3A Mar 18

TXT.

7

14% Deo

8

13 y2 Jan

8

16% Jun

15

Udylite

24

383/a Dec

29

4

43 Ya Jun

28

*153A

16Y»

*153A

16Y4

16

*47

Underwood Corp

4

27

49
10Ya

*47
10Ya

49
103A

*47

10Ya

27Ya

26Ya

27Y4

1

*143A

14Ya

14%

353/8

35Ya
7Y4
92 Ya
99Y4
26%
29
lllYa
93 Ya

35Ya

36Y8
7Y4
93 Y4
98%
26 Ya
283A
110
93 Ya
873A
101 Ya
48
156
50 Yt
30 Y4
58

6,300
900

49

*47

10Ya

10 Ya

lOYa

10%

lOYa

10%

5,100

26 Ya

26 Ya

26%

26 Yt

263/4

19,200

14 Ya

14 Ya

14%

15

143/4

14%

1,700

36

143A

No par
Asbestos & Rubber Co
5
Bag & Paper Corp—
20
Carbide & Carbon
No par

(The)

Corp

5,000
400

55

26%

27Y4

1

Oil

4,200

40 Va

21Ya

$2.70 preferred—
Coal Co common

47

*46

23a/4

245/a
58

24
213/a

103

*102

103

*102

103

24Ya
58

5

60

46 Ya

14%

1
50

Inc___

Airlines

,

250

44 Ya

43 Ya

44

43 Ya
*102

31 Ya
273A
65 Y2
15Ya
45Ya
40Yu
24 Ya

45

46

46

46

133A 133A
44 % 45 Ya
.103
103

12 Ya
*43

& Williams Steel——No par

2

Corp

World

Trans

8

13%

Ya

47

40
23 %
21Ya

Transamerica

15

(The)

*45 Ya

46

3l-'X 3l Ya
27Ya
27Va

10

$1.20 preferred

Co

11

1

common

,

11,700

36%

36

37 Ya

35 Yt

35%

4,600

7Ya

7 Yt

7%

2,000

u
11% May
27

-

Feb

4
8

75

Nov

70Ya Feb

16

89

Jan

4

Union

31

103% Sep

23

Union

116% Sep

6

Union

31Va Jun

30

Union Chem

31 Ya Apr

26

Union

7 Ya Oct

July'12

7% Jan

23

11 Ya Jan

4

21 Ya Jan

25

104% Jan

15

113

3

99

92 y2 Aug

85

Jan

7

Jan

5

4

: 20

11

11

Jan

6

6

108 y2 Mar 22

Oct

Oct

14

Apr

7

86 % Oct
98 % Sep

12

154

Dec

12

Jan

5

100

Apr

7

Preferred $3.70 series

July 27

Preferred $3.50 series

92

45 % Sep 26

7

52

Union

25 Ya Oct

19

103% July

~6

26 3A Jan

0

32 Ya Jun

3

26

59 Ya Oct. 20

21

,flfi Oct 20

-

102 y2 Aug 19

3

38 Ye Dec

29

34 % Jan

40

11

27

28

Jan

106

Jan

49 Ya July

United Aircraft Corp
Common

33 Ya Sep

14

Jun'

49 :

15

Jan

103 Ya Jun

29

17 Ya Jan

3

44 Ya Jan

18

38% May 28

34 y4 Jan

20

57% Aug 24

-

com

rights

United Biscuit-of

July 25
55% Jun 30

20

19% Sep 23

,

par

No par
(new)—5
—

.

United Air Lines Inc common

25
22

60% Dec 23

Dec 29

27

1

par

15%'convertible preferred—.—100

10

108 Ya Feb

6

Mar 15

par

25
50

Pacific RR Co common

Union Tank Car Co

'

107% Apr

103% Oct .29

series.,

par

noncumulative preferred—_50

4%

4

106% Feb

21% Apr 27
25% Nov

Jan

$4

Oil of California

Union

Feb

178

Jan

29'AJun 24

4

,

Preferred

Apr 27

59

17

49% Aug 31

139'

20

Oct

Jan

51 Ya Aug 23

48 % Sep

48

10
No
No
No
No

Preferred $4.50 series

104 Ya Mar 29

7Y4

913A

& Materials Corp—10

Elec Co of Mo common

113

3

Nov 24

93

59% Nov 24

11

Jan

27% Jan

9

Sep 28

.

105

38% Jan

69

July 23
>

94

99

105'A Jan

16

28Ya Dec

May

80% Mar 14

lOYe Aug 18

43% Jan

33

(The)

Corp

27

America

10
No par

.$4.50 preferred
No par
United Board & Carton Corp—-10

xlll
*91 Ya
*86
*100

88 Ya
100Ya
473A
48 Ya
155
156
50
50
"
30
30 Y2
56Y4
573/a
—

—

*102Ya 103Ya
35 Y4

293A

*105

36

29Y4
107

7Y4
93
97Ya
26 Yi
28Y8
110
*91 Ya
"86
*100

473/a
155
50
30 Y»

56Y2

3% Feb

25

6Y4 Dec

13

70 Ya Apr

29

€0% Jan

6

4Ya Jan

4

6% Nov

l6Ya

16 Ya

16 Ya

5

13Ya

14

13Ya

12

Jan

6

7% Feb

11

8 Ya May 17

35 % Oct

19

27

148 Ya Oct

19

11

United

9

'

Jun

28

11

Aug 17

63% Jun

29

88

Aug 23

6Jan

8

12

17% Dec

May 25

11 Ya Jan

4

17

15'A July 20

66

Jun

15 Ya Feb

4

57

Dec 31

51YaFeb

27 Ya Jan

13

35

Dec

30

33% Mar

4

4 Ya
*

38% Aug 19

July 12

11 Vb Jan

12

1 Ya Jan

4

8% Dec

35 Ya Jun

16

6Ya Aug
18

27 Y4 Oct

22% Jan

4
11

233

Nov

18

175

25

184

Dec

8

Jan

38% Dec 30

35

214

7% May
34

May

4
5

3

11

Mar 31

May

1

d United

23Ya Jun

6

United

4Ya Aug

3

United

Park City Mines Co

1

U S &

Foreign Securities

33Ya July

Mar 14

Aug 24
13

9

184 Ya Feb

15

4

39% Jun

28

Sep

27

90

Sep

26

16% Mar

page

26.

10 "
Improvement Co—13Ya

United Gas

12

see

No par

■

2

Sep

,5

United Fruit Cn

Foundry

39% Mar

60

40% Jan

United Engineering &

8% Mar

-

79

31

Electric Coal Cos

United Gas

Dec~31

40% Dec

9

—

11

35 Ya Feb

335

178 % Sep

.

13% Dec 31

873A

For footnotes




<60

6

Jan

19Ya May

64% Mar 11

9

Mar 14

23/a Jan

15

114% Jan

17

26

31

2% Sep

2

Sep

18% Dec 31
.

18% Jan

25

13 Ya Mar 14.

45% Jan

6

7

Jan

43% Jun

3

3

15

U

S

Industrial

-

Co

Gypsum Co common

preferred
:
Machinery
<4%% preferred
S

Hoffman

U S Industries

4Ya%

Inc

1

(The)__l
1
No par
20
100

7%

U

4Ya
*74Ya
6%

48

30% 136Ya 141

53Y4

53Ya

53Ys

54Y4

'30'%
36Ya

30%
36Y8

30
363A

30Ya
363A

com—1.05
100

common

preferred series A

19 Ya

20
3

19 Ya

2Ya

20

2Ya

2Ya
27% 28Ya
*55
56
283
287

28Ya 293/a
55
55
285 Ya 287

178% 178Ya
34 Y4
35 Ya
81
81

178Y4 178Y<
34 Ys 34 Ya
*81
81%

1

127/a

50

*41Ya

13

43Ya

12%
*41Y2

13

43Ya

11,700
330

93%
87

101

*100%

483/4

48 Yt

48%

11,700

157%

158Y4

4.000

160

158

159

49 Ya

50

49%

50 Ya

50

50

30 Y»

31 Ya

303/4

3lYa

30 Ya

31

59 Ya

58

583/4

58%

59

353/4
293/4
105

X

102%

1023/4

36 Ya
303/4

35 Ya

36 Ya

30 Ya

30
105

107!

*105

22 Ya

23 Ya

48

'48 Va

49

5

74 Ya

6 Ya

37

36%

30%

30 Ya
♦105

'

107

1,000
17,700
1,700
50

23%

23 Ya

1,700

48 Ya

47%

48%

2,200

49%

4,400

49%

*74 Ya

74 Ya
"

-6%

-

4%

'5

1027/e

1027/a

22 Ya

22%

48 Ya

2,500
2,600

24,900
417,900

%

hi
103

48

-47%

270
240

lOOYa

48%

48 Ya

Ya

75
6% "
32 /a

29Y4

lOOYa

101

57

1

6,600

110 Ya

29 Ya

*91 Ya

87

88

87

27 Vb

*110

93%

*91 Ya

873/4

103

4Ya

29 Yt
110

110

93%

157

.

95

28Ya

29

110%

47%

Corp

Merch & Mfrs Inc—

Freight

U S

Corp

48

22,500

27%

101

13Ya

Y4 Jan

78

4 Ya Apr

5
75Ya
6Ya
6%
28Ya
30Ya
136
137Y2
4Ya
*74Y«

102

27%

*86

16 Ya

1

72% July 18

,

'•

;

2,800

101%

273/4

*91 Ya

36Ya
29Ya 107
>
*23Ya 23%'.
473A 48 Ya

49

b

*;

,

96

101 Ya

27 Ya

28 Ya

353/e
29Vs

*48 Y4

No par

No par
United Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
-$3.50 convertible preferred
100
United Corp :(Del)
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com—1
7% preferred
100
(Delaware)

.v

95 Ya

100%

263/4

United-Carr Fastener—

12

93%

99 Ya

►110

*105

233A
48 Ya

93 %

98%

102% 102%

*23 Ya
48

73/a

7 Ye

93

--

5

I

United Carbon Co—

98Y4
26 Ya
283A

7Y4

4Ya
75

'♦49

4%
*74 Ya

4%

75

1,800
30

6Ya

6 Ya

6Ya

17,100

35 Va

63/a

30 Ya

327/8

„35,800

146 Ya

141%

32 Ya

35 Va

31

142 Ya

148 Ya

138

16Ya

16Ya

16Ya " 16Ya

14

14

14

'

144%

2,240

16 Ya

16 Y2

1,100

14 Ya

14

14

54%

13,600
18,500

53%

54%

54%

54 Ya

30%

303/4

30 Ya

36 Ya

37

37

54

3,000

19 Ya

2Ya

28%

19%
3
29 Ya

30%

30 Ya

30 Ya

37 Yt

37 Yt

373/a

7Ya

73/a

7%

7Yt

1,600

19 Ya

19 Ya

193/t

197/a

21,100

2 Ye

2Ya

27/a

29%

29 Ya

29 Ya

29%

54

55

400

1,300

i 2

3

1.500

6,200
9,500

55

55

•54

58

284

285

285

286 Ya

290

284

180

•178%

180

70

33 Ya

34

8,600

*178 Y4

34 Ya

81%
12%
*42

180
34 Ya

81 Ya
13

42%

*178%
333/4

34 Ya

81

81

.12 Ya
42

*81

13

12%

42

*42 Yt

81 y4

13

43%

170

7,000
100

25

KVfWi- tt'dVlTI
« '•

26

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a

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1714)

NEW
Range for Previous

.

>

Year 1954

13% Mar 17

20 '% Dec

24

8% Dec

4

36% Jan

77% Dec

U

6

243/4 Apr

15

5

9 Va Feu

14

Jan

21

Jan

110-/4 Sep

6

60 % Jan

6

70

6

59% Feb

3

Jan

11

39

Nov

29

35

70 %

Jan

7

91

Oct

26

84'% Mar 21

79% Jan

13

103

Dec

6

97

Sep

9

29 % Jan

11

46% Dec

6

39% Mar 14

513% Jun

22

134 % Jan

6

163% Oct

7

18

172% Jun

23

37% Jan

4

59% Dec

29

453/4 Oct

11

60'% Feb

18

54% Jan

13

64 % Sep

17

61

Jan

11

20

Va May 16

68% Sep
62 % Sep

Jan

4

156% Mar 14

167% Oct

21

157% Jan

10

143

Dec 27

162

16% Jun
Jan

26

7

Jan

18% Oct

24

35

4

8%
U

4

11% July 14

10

Jan

5

14% Apr

98

Dec

1

91

Jan

27

100%Jun

14

4

3

Dec

31

l3/4 Jun

14

33% Jan

3

20% Dec

31
31

26

May 26

16

56% Mar

3

8

37% Oct

10

22 y4 Jan

12

32% Sep

16

30% Feb

23

35

26

161 '/a Jan

25

170

Feb

4
18

Universal

169% Nov

44% Dec

May

8%

preferred

Tobacco

Jan

18

18% Jan

11

32% Nov

23

263/4 Mar 15

31

Jan

7

Universal

63% Jan

5

83% Dec

31

79

10

91

Feb

3

34% Jan

21

42% Dec

31

41 Va Mar

14

49% Aug 22

Utah

31% Oct

14

40% Dec

20

35% Oct

10

47% Apr

Vanadium

11% Jan
28% Jan

4

19 % Oct

5

7

32% Dec

5% Jan
30% Jan

4

57% Dec

4
8

Van

Norman

Van

Raalte

Mar 26

136

Aug 27

127

Oct

14

133 % Jan

134

July 30
30

130

Jun

13

133% Jan

18

37% Jan

3

4

36% Dec

89

Jan

4

95% May 26

20

Jan

4

48% Oct

87% Sep

Jan

51%

Mar 29

11

Oct

14

146% Apr

123

Jan

4

152 % Aug 30

27

Jan

11

33% Juiy 28

33

Jan

3

42% Sep

3

117'/a Jun

Sep
May

122

Jan

31

15% Jan

19
5

57

Mar 25

May 17

16% Dec

68

71% May 19

13

31% Feb

6

30

Oct

21

28% Apr

Mar 26

76

Dec

23

74% Jan

19

3

12% Jan

31

27% Jan

23

*18%

19%

*18'%

41 %

41
rV'

33

28%

28

29

80'%

80%

81

81

46

46%

46

46

453,4

46

S6%

39

39%

127

*143/8

15

15

15%

15%

15%

35%

36

36%

363/a

36

36

8

8%

8%

83/8

8 3/8

8%

8%

27,000

53%

53%

*523/4

53'%

523/4

53%

1,200

29%

7,600

53%

53 s/a

37%

29%

29%

90%

*88

*88

90%

*88

90%

90%

115%

115%

115%

34%

35

124%

115%

35

125

*123%

125

38%

383/4

39

38%

38%

5,900

115%

♦115%

115%

115%

310

37%

1153/8

345/8
*123%

35

34%

35%

124

124

*88

90%

37%

35

20

293/a

29%

29%

29%

600

*127

*128

*127

29%

116%

2,800
600

*102%

104

*102%. 104%

1,800

*127

*127%

*127

*127

37%

Corp

15,400

36%

15

37%

7 Vo

39%

37

36

36%

*127

29%

*102%

2,900

14%
8

53%

*88

180

*35%

8

293/4

*81

7,200

45%

455%

15%

53

30

285%
82%

27%

81

46%

7%

600

1,500

33'%/

27%

37%

200

170

285%

*"

5,500

42

33

*169%

169 Va

169

27%

37%

Visklng

:

70

1%

19%

413/4

41%
323%

325/8

33

170

97

13/4 ■:
*18'%

v

500

3,400

11

97

20

413/4

41%

33

*168%

170

10%

■'

1%

1%

19%

33

13%

98

*97

150

37

80'%

36

104

*102%

104

*102%

104

*102%

104

*102%

104 %

*102%

104%

*102%

104%

*103%

104%

28

(The)—

44%

44%

44%

44%

44

44

43%

44

43%

1,200

25

common
—

313/4

32%

31%

31%

31%

31%

32

32

313/4

313/4

2,400

105

105

1043/4

1043/4

900

400

102

5

Vulcan Detinnlng Co common

24

11

,.

273/4

15

100
100

10%

11
98

*123%

dividend preferred

2,300

*36 %

13

*13

37

12%

81

36%

5

19%

193%

19 %

*36 %

*18%

*167%

36

6%

1,600

1%

41

32%
170

131,300

1%

34%

Virginian Ry Co
6%
preferred

6

Sep
6
18% Mar 23

3

40

>

56'%
1673%

1%

123%

$4.20 dividend preferred

48

40

400

55%
166 Va

13*4

34%

$4.04

33

193/4

11

*97

98

3,300

55%

'

Virginia Elec & Power Co com
10
$5
preferred
100

May 23

6

193%

103%

103/4
*97
1

123%

103% Aug 22

11

1%

'

lu6

Jan

10%
98%

13/4

100

16

37% Jan

103%

100

21

30

12%

1

com

Feb

29

37

12%

*97

550

50%
'-65%

165%

19%

19%

36%

12%

453/4

preferred

Jun

31

19%

37

No par

partic

101

30% Dec

19%

*36%
*12%

i

168%

49%
65

17,109

453%

55

165%

12%

19%

50
460

100

165

55

54%

—

28,900

91

50%

*65

165

373/4

66

50

65%

19%

273%

preferred
dlv

101

40% Dec

50%

36%

127

9

4

49%

65%

19%

*127

10

4

166%

166

50

66%

36%

Ry com_100

28

25% Jan

26 y# Apr

Pacific

&

166 %

55 Va

noncumulatlve preferred—100

Oct

25% Jan

167'%

165'%

*12%

2.50

Nov

116

107

169%

10

104% Nov

2

167%

2.50

Shreve

6 %

13

112% Jun

44%

44%

43%

164%

No par

114

99
July 19
101% Jan 19

*98%

453%

99

43 Va

54%

*79'%

Co

3 Va %

12

Jan

983/4

44%

2

Inc

Va-Carolina Chemical

7

123

98

101

42%

25

Victor Chemical Works common

11

94

12

33% Oct

11

100

101

164%

com—1

Co

Co

Chemical

5%

*90

55%

32%

Co

Vicks

21

29% Oct

26% Jan

90

164%

IOO

Vick

24

124% Mar 26

126

37%

90

54 Va

*167%

Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co

4
65% July 21

37%

92

*89'%

92

164'%

com.No par
Inc

Co

37%

49

Corp of America

7

10% Apr

47% Mar 15

Pictures

37%

*89'%

100

100

preferred
Power & Light

11

39% Feb

6% Jan

3

28

19% Mar

13% May 13
32% J an

31
7% May 19

8

Oct

373/4

*65

4%%

154

37%

66'%

1

5,900

73

50

preferred

800

383%

73

48%

No par

71'%

24%

72%

165%

2nd pfd_5

71 %

23%

72

1

noncu

73

24'%

37%

*65

No par

9

25%

72

48 S/8

Corp

*8%

25%

24

91

6,800

8%
25%

*8%
24

72

100

16%

Co common

Leaf

83%

165%

preferred
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp

26% Jun

*8%

43%

convertible

4%

8%

423/8

United Wall Paper Inc common

16

Aug

*8%

Shares

23

22%

23

22%

22%

5

IOO

convertible

$6

22%

375/»

50

United Stores $4.20

213/4

24%

23%
*70

&

Stockyards

213/4

the Week

Friday
Oct. 21

Oct. 20

Oct. 19

8%

'.: *8%

Sales for

SALE PRICES
Thursday
;

HIGH

Wednesday

18

22%

*89%

noncumulatlve preferred-

7%

Oct.

.1

preferred

U S Tobacco

22

preferred—IOO
Min com—50

1st

noncum

Smelting Ref
preferred

-United

21

5

•

Monday, October 24, 1955

RECORD

Tuesday

17

100
100

Steel Corp common

U S

2

1% Jan

11% May 12

S

1%

3

6% Jan

Corp common

preferred series A
preferred series B

33/4%

Monday
Ocf

1

common

U S Rubber Co common

19% Aug 24

73% Jan

Co

S Plywood

7%

15 Va Jun

17

Lines

S

33/4%

23

38 Va Aug

35'% Mar 17
12% Jan

23

12
20

110

3

173/4 Jan

11

38% Mar 16

13% Nov

U

bep

93'% fcep

19

.

Par

preferred
10
U 3 Pipe & Foundry Co new——5
U S Playing Card Co
_10

3

24

Jan

STOCK

YORK

.

*:

LOW AND

4'%%

16

75% Mar
44

;
...

EXCHANGE

d'% J an

21

68% Dec

NEW

Highest

Jan

19

EXCHANGE STOCK

STOCKS

...

Range since Jan. 1

28

75% Feb

YORK STOCK

'i,

Lowest

29

v

f

.

/

Highest

Lowes*

'

n

.

.

16%

*100%

103

104

16 V*

*16%

*30

31

♦30

31

82

*81%

16%

16%

16%

*30

31

81%

*30

*16%

31

16%

16%

31

*81%

20

16%

103

*30

10

preferred

103

43 %

*81%

w
60

Mar

85% Mar 25

Wabash RR

3

1* */8 Mar

7

Waldorf bystem

3

31% May

9

Walgreen

11% Aug

2

13

24

Jun

3

27% Dec

51

Jan

5

72

Dec

9

5% Jan

4

6

7% Jan

6

10

15% Oct

11

4

8% Dec
27% Dec

100% Aug

5

105% Dec

Jan

19

.

19% May
9

81% Sep

66% Apr 27

Walker

14

preferred

(Hiram)

G

10

Oct

14

5% %

5

13% Jun

3

Wardell

21 % Sep

20

18 Va Mar 14

22% Sep

13

Warner

Bros

Dec

22

30Va Mar 14

39% Oct

21

25% Jan

11

43% Dec

29

39

Feb

4

52% Dec

21

42

May 12

37

1

62% Mar

30% Jan

12

39

Dec

23

39

Jan

14

40

Dec

29

32

Jan

5

4

24% Dec

19% May 14
9% Jan
5

26% Dec
14% Dec

21% Sep

17

10% Jan

20

9

Foundry

Warren

Petroleum

13% Jan

6

18

Sep

9

Webster

2% Jan

6

4

% Feu

33 Va Apr

4

Feb

15

22

16

23% Dec
19 % Dec

85

20

17

13% July 26

8

91

,113

15

106

96

Jan

7

104% Nov

10

99% Feb

4

30% Dec

16

4

41% Nov

29

110% Oct

29

18% Dec

30

West

25% Jun

9

167% Jan

6

29

Jun

13

30% Mar 24

28

30

Jan

6

29

62

Jun

29

17

56% Aug
20

22% Jan

4

50 Va Jan

5

98% May

5

104

Dec

May 14
4

132

86 % Apr

73% Jan

26

Sep 26

28% Jun

9

22

25% Jan

80% Dec

31

55

Oct

17

27

98% Aug

5

Dec

10

54% Dec

31

96% Dec

30

127

21

9

27% Dec

6

96% Jan

3

30% Sep

104

July 29
5

Aug

Jan

11

85% Mar 15

5

Jan

29

Dec

4

6

29% Oct

13

34Va Jan

36% July 28
100 Va Dec 30

13

Jan

6

51 % Sep

95

Mar 14

10% Aug 16
27% Aug 16

22% Jan

12

21% Mar

26

Jun

18

22 Va Jan

6

10% Jan

6

8

20% Nov

-

6

12
"*

37

July 28
28

8

Feb

25

12 Va Dec

31

70

Jan

22

78% Dec

10

9% Apr
7
17% Oct 20

12% Feb

19

9% Mar 18

20 % Dec

14

18 Va Mar 21

27% Aug 31

30

36% Aug 18

28% Jan
137

6

Jan

21

33% Aug
2
147% Dec 16
21% Dec 23

18% Jan

8

39% Jan

14

69 Va Nov

23

54% Dec

140

3

77% Jan
116
77

4
■„

Jan
Jan

53 % Dec

96 Va Nov

192% Dec

6

12

94

86

Sep

15

13% Aug

2

Jun

14

148% Jan

13

3

243/4 Sep

9

Jan

7

45% May 12
43% Oct 11

8

7

5

Mar 14

66

6

4

Jan

14

21% Jan

22

40% Apr
30% Jan

75

92% Jan
159

Oct

23

*18%

18%

*153/4

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

*16%

17

3%

36%

3%

3%

3%

36

36%

*35%

36%

*35%

No par

87%

87%

86

86%

21%

21%

21%

21%

22

22

22 %

4

21%

21%

213/4

21%

22

21%

22

21%

5

pfd

7
11

118

Dental

White

Motor

5 Va %

White

Wilson

$4.25

6%

59% Mar 30

Worthlngton
Prior

212% Apr

Prior

11

Jan

54 Va Nov

16

52% Jan

3

6

Yale

&

27% Apr
60 % Apr

13

19% Oct

14

27% Jan

11

York

Corp

13

50

Aug 24

61% Jan

13

9

24

Oct

Feb

71

July

7
17

Wrigley

56%
100%

102

4%%
Jr

80

99%

100

293/a

39%

♦99%

9%

1
20

10

*25

25%

*29 %

30

11%

93/4

11%

x25%
29 Va

10%

11%

■

102

102

27%

273%

27%

80

80

80

28%

28%

29

40

4034

40 3%

403%

403%

*99%

100%

*99%

100%

250

100 VA

100%

10

82 3%

33%

33

33

*143

145

102

10

48%
44%

10

23
104

..'-22%
100%

48%

48

443/8

44%

series—100

96

conv

serles_100

*155

(Del)

No par

x923/4

923/4

5

9%

9%

96%
170

23%
100%
48%

44%

97

97

*155

170

*923/4
:

93/4

25'%''

*81%

23 5/a

145

10%

10%

10

10

11%

13%

93

9%

11%

*81%

82%

*13

8,300

s

>900
600

/

4,500

10'%

200

*25

30%

500

11%

12%

18,800

*80%

-

25'%

*29%

'

%\

82 3%

-

'

20
38

May

27

Jan

21

74% Dec 31

67% Jan

6

15

11% Jan

14

Jan

6

86

Jan

18

6% Jan

5

...

83% Jun

9

4% Feb

26

v
—

Dec

oivioend.

96

Dec

•

31

>

13%

13%

13'%

*13'%

13%

200

s

23 Va

23%

23'%

23'%

23'%

233%

3,900

;

*32%

33%

33%

33'%

33'%

33%

3,100

*143

102

44 Va

483/4

"485/8
44'%

-44%

97%
*158

103%

102

48%

97'%

97%

93

48%

49

45%

.

45'%
97'%

97%

*155

145

9%

2,000

23%

1,000

103'%

15,000

49

2,800

45%

190

97%

"

a

175

93%

93

9%

102%

103 3%

170

*155

170

23

23%

23

23

*143

145

*143

145

22%

:

93%

93%

93%

93%

93%

10'%

,

J

93%

It.
v

500

3,000

Towne

Mfg

Co

19%

1

preferred

32% Apr

26

Young

108 % Sep

23

Youngstown Sheet & Tube

(L A)

59%

28

common

convertible

*50

50

243/4

Spring & Wlre_No par

60

19%
51

243%

593/4
19%
*50

24%

60%

19%

19%

50

50

24%

No par

92

94

92%

94

93%

Youngstown Steel Door

No par

16%

17

16%

17%

16%

Zenith Radio Corp
Zonite Products Corp

No par
1

1203/4

1203/4

7%

7%

-

61%

61%

2,300

193/4

19'%

19%

8,600

50 %

50

50

24%

24

24%

94%

95

17,900

16%

17

2,100

128'%

126%

127

4,300

7'%

7%

60 3/4

94%

94%

24%
95%

16%

17

17

24%

*24%

61

19%
*50'%

60

193/8
51

60

400
800

,b

Nov 29

7% May 20

*sked prices;
yBx-rfghts.




4%%

no
d

sales

19% Sep

134

May

15

9

10% Mar 23

this day.
tin receivership, or
changed from Hayes Mfg. Corp.

on

petition

has

been

filed

119

7%

120

7%

for the company's

120

7%

reorganization,

;

—

I

37

;

3,300

12%

,82%

.

90

101

80

ll5/8

23 %

—

8,100

285%

273%

30

*80%

400

;

51%

293/8

*28%

30%

*13

-

27%

•*243%

23%

13,500

92,500

57%

80

30 Va

13%

25%-.
100

793/4

25%

82

800

4,200

21,800
•

275/8

30%

11%

51

101

*24%

*13

22%

'

102

29%

*80%

*143

*128

51%

503%

51%

" 25%

x23%
33%

Wyandotte Worsted Co

100 %

100

v

*128

503/4

393/4

40

100

100

56%

58%

56 3%

57
100

255%

26%

25%

25%

55%
100

;

Corp__10

common

'27%

*28%

41

10

4%%

■

*101%

102

39%

10

Co

■

*128

50%

50%

102

1

Co

Corp

(Wm)

51

25 Va

25 7/b

55%

J

No par

Service

preferred

pfd

25%
*99%
*128

*101

No par

(F W)

100% May 18

56

50%

100

Iron

253/4
100 Va

*128

10

Woodward

21

55

5

Public

21%

21%

1

preferred

Wisconsin

21'%

61%

20%

29%

Co

21%

60%

21

*29

Lovett Grocery Co
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com

60 3%

61

20

&

67

60'%

8,100

45%

67

613%

20%

27%

common

44 %

67

593/4

80

common

443%

21

25%

17,900

66

60%

100%

7,900

305%

42'%
61

80%

preferred

Wilson-Jones
Winn

-

20 3%

103

*101

66

*65%

66

1,300

2,600

42%

42

42%

100

Machine

Inc

42

*65%

29%

30 5%

103

43%
47%
108%

20%

20'%

295%
*101

103

*107

108%

19%

29%

*101

463/4

47%

46%

19%

29

297/8
103

27%

Co

& Co

28%

43 Va

44

44

*107

108%

19%

19%

*101

80

preference
Oil

108%

19%

27%

Co common

Sewing

Prior

Wilcox

28%

*107

20%

5

preferred

Woolworth

12

19%

43
47

——80

(The S S)

Mfg

8

103% July

43

45%
*107

59%

prior preference—No par

21% Sep
51% Jun

3

47

27%

new—10

Corp

104

113

44

19 3/a

10

preferred

*102'%

46%

Western Pacific RR common_No par
Union Telegraph new—2.50

conv

104

433/4

Western

conv

*102%

*102%

1

com

104

*102%

44

50

103%

104

104

46%

5,300

113

103%

*102%

108%

26%

*112

*102%

43

1,800

*102%

104

453/4

21%

113

104

*107

263%

270

3,800

103%

*102%

5

1,700

36%
22%

*102%

113

113

26%

26'%

263/4

26%

26%
113

*102%

5

Brake

263/8
113

66%

8

Mar 22

114

43

52% July 20

Sep

26%

26%
*113

1,800

3%

86%

21%

100

Corp

36%
*86

86%

86

86

21%

42

Steel

86

200

17

3 Va

1

4%%

Air

3%

500

18

18

*16%

22%

66

12

9% May

22%

18

103

11% Oct

86

21%

23

3%

Co

Power

Nov

6% Jan 22

22

22%
18

*101

White

Mar 10

14% Apr

1,600

21%

17%

35%

preferred

4 %%

2

27 % Jun

23 Va

21 5/8

22%

173/4

3%

Corp

Electric

Whirlpool-Seeger

102% July 25

7 Va Mar 30

*223/4

21%

Western Auto Supply Co common_10
4.80% preferred
100

$5

13

80% Oct

27

7

31% Sep

1,900

353/4

Virginia Coal & Coke
Pulp & Paper common

Wheeling

2

21

Sep 27

6„300

22%

22%

Westinghouse Electric common_12%
3.80%
preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100

77

26%

22'%

17%

Westinghouse

Oct

26%

21%

15

53

36a/4

22%

15

130

39%

36%

21%

32% Feb

11

39%

36%

22%

83% Feb

103% Mar 18

May 23

49% Oct

40

36 3/a

Western Maryland Ry common—100
4% noncum 2nd preferred
100

Apr 25
49% July 27

Dec

40

36%

com—2.50

Va

4%%

40

35%

3%

Western Air Lines Inc

104

65% Dec

Sugar

300

40

*39%

35%

35%
<

300

8,100

40

*39

100

West

52

50%

*173/4

C

4

50%

50%

5

Snowdrift

&

Penn

*46%

22 Va

B

14

68

27

40

series

14

34 Va Dec

28

52

series

Sep

9

25% Oct

513/4

80

46 3/4

51%

preferred

Jun

26

4

46 3%

52

preferred

49

28

82% Jan

463/4

52

4.10%

.47% Oct

Apr

<

463/4

52%

4.20%

110

49 Va Jun

30% May

47

10

19

41 % Apr

127

46%

27

31

Jan

27 % Apr

,

38%

47%

Apr

35

102
22

39 Va

48

105 % Jun

24% Jan

20,500

373%

*46%

100
100

106% Aug 12

.

39%

19%

3

convertible preferred

West

Apr

3,400

193/4

Kentucky Coal Co

15

101% Feb

19%

1

Oil

West Penn

107% Jun

5,100

19%

3,600

103'%

38%

Co

29% Sep

23% Mar 14
5

19

105% Aug 10

Investment

Indies

Oct

11

1

West

112

10%

103%

104

19

5

West

104% Nov

11%

11

5

28% Sep

7

10%

105%

11

37%

Co

25% Apr

4

*102'%

11

>104

19

Corp

6

Jan

104

11

11

8,900

15%

37%

Knitting Mills

Wesson
$4

104

105%

13%

153/4

37

Welbilt Corp

Jan

2,300

13%

15%

No par

Pipe

9

Jan

17% Mar

99

4

&

Motor

6

96 '% Dec

71

133/s

15%

19

Wayne Pump Co

5

8% Jan

Waukesha

Wayne

77% Jan

71

13%

16

37

No par

17

70%

133%

153/4

19%

No par

40% Sep

70%

13%

363/4

Washington Gas Light Co

7

8

70%

13%
15%

18%

Wash Water Power_

3

43% Dec

70%

13%

153/4

5

1
31

70%

13%

11

2

Apr

1,400

1

Warren

25 Va Jan

800

293/4

Pharmaceutical

3

30

14%

29%

16

105%

41% Sep

27

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Volume -182

(1715),

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

... .

Bond Record

New York Stock

«»
FRIDAY

The

Italic

letters

In

the

column

WEEKLY

•

headed

YEARLY

-

32nds of a point

more

or

AND

LOW

Range since Jan. 1

Year 1954

Lowest

Highest

Lowest

NEW

Highest

STOCK

YORK

108.28 Jan

10

108.28 Jan

10

101.10 Oct

4

101.10 Oct

4

Low

Treasury 3%s

.1978-1983

*105.14

.1995

*99.28

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Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury

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108

19

Feb

108t

Feb

100.4

—

1

29

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9K29Feb 15

94.29 Sep

100.17 Oct

7

7

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13

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15

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Feb

100.4

100.12 Aug 25

100.12 Aug 25

99.20 Feb

1

7

.1956-1959

Treasury 2%s

Jan

7

100.8

Aug

Jan

4

100.8

6

102.16 Aug

96.28 Oct

Aug 12

94.24 Jan

9

Apr

102.8

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1

13
1

Jan 26

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102

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1

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30
7

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104

Jan

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1946
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(City of) 6'As 1950
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136

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128

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1944

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1961

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Mar-Sept
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96%
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(interest

lu79

Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced

96%

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—.

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100

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1957— __April-Ocf

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(interest

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100

*99

87

59%

June-Dec

1941

8s

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89

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1964—June-Dec
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1958

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96.16

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—

1957

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20-year

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1956

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.

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1957—April-Ocf

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A

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1974
1975

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1945—Jan-July
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98

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June-Dec
June-Dec
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June-Dec
3%s series No. 22
June-Dec
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June-Dec
3%s series No. 24
_______June-Dec
3%s series No. 25—
———;___June-Dec
3%$"-series No,. 26
June-Dec
3%s series No. 27
June-Dec
3%s series No. 28
June-Dec
3%s series No. 29
June-Dec
3%s series No. 30
June-Dec
Caldas (Dept 6f> 30-yr 3s s f $ bonds 1978_Jan-Juh/
Canada (Dominion of) 3Vis 1961—
Jan-July

A 6s

Foreign

99

♦97

(continued)—
3%s series No. 18—_—
33/4s series No. 19
33/4s series No. 20

23/is
25-year 2%s

REctor 2-2300

*98

98

Brazil

25-year

Members New

99

*97

New York Stock Exchange

Foreign Securities
Telephone

100

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98

BONDS

1

June-Dec

1980

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99

21

OCTOBER

Range since

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100

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Bonds

Friday's

Issue—

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Corporate

Quar-June

1961

3s

ENDED

a Odd

dealings,

Week's Range

Territorial Issue-

Canal

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99.16

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97

100

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1957
1958

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due Feb 15

1962

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due Feb 15

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•

100

100

1958

due Feb IB 1960

99.8

*99.8

*99.8

due Feb IB

due Feb 15

99.16

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101

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Jan

RANGE

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r

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28-year 3s
25-year 3s

7

Low

99.26

98.12

2s.

Sale Price

100

*97.12

2s

Period

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*98.8

2s

New York Stock Exchange

99.25

104.24

*99.30

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97.10

25

or

99.31

99.26

100

98.10

1958

2s

Last

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100

99.24

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2s

Friday

100.2

102.20

102.19

*104.13

2s

Interest

*100

*102.15

2s

BONDS

*99.29

*99.28

Serial bonds of 1950

No salee transacted this day.

100.5

101.5

.1960-1965

2 Vis
2Vis

I 5-year

*Bld and asked price.

*100.3

*101.3

100.1

*101.3

100.3

*99.31

105.26

100.3
101.5

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100.2
101.5

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105.22

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105.22

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27

101.4

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101.5

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103.24 May 25

100

24

104.24 July 18

105.20
100.1

the Week

Bonds (5)

High

*99.22

5

103.12 Feb

6

102.28 Feb

Jan

*99.29
*101.3

Low

High

.1961

Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury

10

102.8

*105.14

105.20

100

Bales fer

Friday
Oct. 21

Oct. 20
Low

High

*99.22

14

99.12 Jan

102.4

104.12 Man 10

101.16 Jan

101.20 Feb

98.10 Feb

2

98.20 Aug 17

9

2

Feb

101

13

Sep

97

Low

.1958-1963

Reconstruction &

94.8

High

-1961

2%s
2%s
2%a
2 Vis-

International

93.8

Oct. 18

Oct. 19

Low

High

Thursday

Wednesday

Oct. 17

EXCHANGE

SALS TRICKS

HIGH

Tuesday

Monday

GOVERNMENT BOND!

Range for Previous

bonds mature.

Period" Indicate In each case the month when the

"Interest

decimal point represent one

Figures after

Exchange

teletype NY 1-971

110

75%
67
113

27

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1716)

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE

Friday
Last

Period

Exchange

8aie Price

,

Low

§AFrankiort
4%s

6%s

Main

on

loan

of

47

587/s

47

54%

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48

4

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77

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82

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of)—

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,

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21

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OCTOBER

ENDED

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Bonds

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or

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,

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(Dept of)

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&

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96

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'

14

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2

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7

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^

Jan-July

98

92%

100

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FOR

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Last

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Canadian

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105% 105%

26

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103

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8

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1972
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—
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2000
1982
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1961
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: 101 %

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3s
debentures
1969
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June-Dec
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—May-Nov
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certificates B.

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2

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334

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23

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146

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1949
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debentures
debentures

94%
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*„

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Hackensack

§AHarpen Mining Corp 6s

2001

first

92

27

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of

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—;

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Railroads

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1976

3Vis

1968—

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3 Vis

2

•

95%

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—

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1st

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5
■

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100

1

•

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3s

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3s series E 1979—Jan-July
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series D

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—

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1958

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and

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75

—

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B 1977-April-Oct
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108

——

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&

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.

145

:

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ser

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101

101

108

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debentures 1975
(Germany)—
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§ A6%s debentures 1940
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debentures 1948
General Foods Corp 33/ss debs 1976
General Motors Acceptance Corp—

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mtge

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94

Electric Co

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mtge

refund

184%

127

108

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convertible

3 Vis

104

144

Consolidated Edison of New York—
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166

100%

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mtlge 3%s series G 2000
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debentures

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-

■

Compania Salitrera—See
Anglo-Lautaro NArate

and

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92

97%

*94

100

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—

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176

100

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—

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:
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April-Oct
2%s s f debentures 1999
.—-——April-Oct
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April-Oct

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96%
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136 Vi 138

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101%

83%

87%

__

1977—

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102%

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93

176

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1977

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debentures

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1983
—-May-Nov
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108%

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3%s

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Fuel- &

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105%

—

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Colorado

EJ

2

--

21

93

Erie Railroad Co—

,

68

95%

102%

99%

92%
*

Georgia div first 5s 1956_May-Nov
first cons ibid 5s 1995-Jan-July

&

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&

4s 1993__—
1993———

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82%

100%

98

99 Va

106% 106%

106%

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1985—
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12

101

*—

101

1

99 %

92%

(N Y)

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series B

5s

100

—

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East Tenn Va

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99 Vi

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85

103

100

104%

100

E

104%

79%

__

103

102% 102%

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Light Co 2%s 1977—
2%s 1979
mortgage 2%s 1980
—
mortgage 3 Vis 1982———
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mortgage 3 Vis 1984
—

Edison El 111

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87%
100%

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102%

1961——May-Nov
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debts

97

91
100

97%

*76%

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65%

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100

83 Vi

98

1995—June-Dec

4s

Duquesne

52%

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gold

debentures

2.35s

subordinated

168

98

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Jan-July

I960-

debentures

79 %

.

Station—
First mortgage 3 Vis series F 1963
Jan-July
First mortgage 23is 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_ApriZ-Oct
First mortgage 2Vis 1978—,
—
Jan-July
Cincinnati Union TerminalFirst mortgage gtd 3%s series E 1969—_Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s series G 1974—
Feb-Augr
C I T Financial Corp 2%s 1959—
April-Oct
Cities

67
64 Va

Union

Chicago

4s

67%

65%

94%

68

43

73%

——-—

Detroit Tol & Ironton RR
3s

83%

.93%

91%

88%

98 Vi

98V4

Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4V2S

104

99

Mack

&

87

100

96

100

*„

Mar-Sept
1_—May-Nov

1958—:

1969

ref 3 Vis series

&

101%

79%

♦86

Jan-July

ref 2%s ser N 1984—

Second

100%

100

23

80

79%

'70

,

—

101

72%

1994_Jan-July
—Jan-July

1994—

2%s-41/4S

Income

100

*

73%

Jan-July
Mar-Sept

27/bs ser A 1930—
debs 1995

mtge

Vis

72%
10

Dow

1999—April
Jan-July

1989——
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
4

'

1st

& North Western Ry—
mortgage conv inc 4Vis Jan 1

mortgage 3s series B

First

"

78

101

•
—

Jan-July
2019—April
4 Vis conv increased series B Jan 1 2044
April
5s inc debs ser A Jan 1 2055
Mar-Sept
4s series A 1994
.
General mortgage 4 Vis inc ser A Jan

First mortgage

Second

Gen

105

.

1970———June-Dec

ref

t

102%

97%

81 J/4

*98

series I 1982—May-Sepf

convr debs

Gen &

101%

100

May-Nov

series H

3s

&

3 Vis

997/a

Pacific RR—

Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul &

Chicago

75

78

—

~8

1980—.——Mar-Sepf

2018

convertible debentures

3s

87%

'

.

.

102% 103

*80 Vi

refund 2%s

Gen

Detroit

4s inc series A Jan

mortgage

*96%
*99 Vi 100%

100%

99

'

T

Lake—

ref mtge

93

104

98%

95

■

103

100

102

"

1
—

—

*99 Vi 101

mortgage (3% fixed
contingent interest)
1993

&

84

80%

100

Income

123%

Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
A 1st

'

98

Western RR—

interest)

Salt

&

98%

93

13

93%

93%
*96

1973—May-Nov

C

1993

coll tr 3 Vis 1984

■'Gen

93 Va

—

83%

—.——May

series

5s

'

*122%

May-Nov
Jan-July
April

5s 1982—
Chicago Great Western 4s ser A 1988
AGeneral inc mtge 4Vis Jan 1 2038—;
1st gold

Erie

Chicago &

29

~

—

division

coll trust 23/4s

&

General and

107

106

106

27

*28%

mortgage series A (3%

1%

.April
1985—:—May-Nov
1997——

refund

contingent

f"

General mortgage inc conv 5s

29 Va
30%

fixed
1% contingent'interest)
1993
Income mortgage series A (4 %%

—

RR—

27

28%

28%

Western RR Co—
& Western Div

&

Rio Grande

&

First

101 %

97

„

95-

26%

26 Va
5

30

*28%

Jan-July
1963,,—May-Nov

:

mortgage due

& Essex

1st mtge &

115

__

*97%

1st

103%

102%

1

—

*102%

22 V8

Collateral trust 4-6s May 1 2042
,_May-Nov
Pennsylvania Division—
•,
,
1st mtge & coll tr 5s ser A 1985
May-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 4V/2s ser B 1985
May-Nov
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973
—April-Oct
First mortgage and coll trust 3V2S 1977_June-Dec
.First mortgage and coll trust 27/bS 1979-Jan-July

103

10

111% 111%

34

1

►

126%

121
18

100 Va

104% 105

—

100%

22

99% 101
105

101V,

97%

--

122

100

100

103%:

100%

—

5

22%

June-Dec
June-Dec

extended

4s

Lackawanna

and

First

100

„

35 Vi

■_

1970

A

1977

Lackawanna

59

1

07

*„

1992

& Eastern 111

First

:

ser

Hudson

York

New

Detroit

A

4s

&

—

Chicago

ref

&

debentures

99%

:,

.

3Vis series A

40%

357/a
22%

1975—April-Ocf
Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series A 1978,
__June-Dec
First mortgage 3Vis 1982,J
—Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3s 1984
Mar-Sept
Dayton Union Ry 3Vis series B 1965,,
June-Dec
Deere & Co 2%s debentures
1965—.*
April-Oct

83

34

98

—

D

87%
4

84

83

99

High

Low

No.

Jan-July
June-Dec

1st lien & ref 4s ser B 1970

93

10

93%

Jan. 1

Sold

High

June-Dec

1970

1970

30

1970

4s

Delaware

—

*95
83

Feb-Aug
Jan-July

4Vis

97%

97

97%

»4

May-Nov

Range since

Bonds

Friday's

♦

Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2Vis
;First mortgage 3s 1978
—
;

75

94

■

II

93%

—April-Oct

1974

3s

Power

101

69

—

*115

Jan-July

mortgage

General

A 1st

June

4s

AImp & equip

105%

2

or

Bid & Asked

>

.

(1942 series)

Delaware

3%s series B 1968
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965
Chesapeake
Oh-o Ry—
►

mortgage

3 Vis

June-Dec

1987

Ry Co—

refund

100 Va

98%

Feb-Auy

First

Ry—

mortgage 4s

108%.

104

Week's Range

RR—

A 1st

—Feb-Auy

1948

1974

First and

106 Va

103

97%

*97%

'

■

Feb-Augr

I960-:.

of

Co

100%

81

'

series A 1995
Jan-July
mortgage 4Vis series A Jan 1 2020
May
mortgage 4 Vis series B Jan 1 2020
May

AGen

109 Vi

94%

97%

4s

mortgage

Central

103

75%

♦—
——

April-Oct

i960-:

(1947 issue)

debentures

First

108%

—

*74

April-Oct
:

§ACentral Branch U P 1st gold 4s
Central of Georgia Ry—

104%

June-Dec
—Feb-Aug

—

1965__

Corp

Celotex

1965_:

4s

3s debentures
debentures 1976

3Vis

Cuba

105 Vi

18

104% 105 Vi
*100
100%

Jan-July

Sale Price

1st mtge 3 Vis 1966

Ry—

debenture

consol

Northern

A 1st

98%

95

*95

Ry—

Guaranteed gold 4Vis 1957
Guaranteed gold 4Vis 1956;

4%

100

94%

*94% 100
_

Last

Period

Low

Cuba

1976

3s

iirst

Interest

New York Stock Exchange

High

Low

NO.

High

gtd 5s A 1962

Power

consol

National

Canadian

Sold

Bid & Asked

Crucible Steel Co of Am

Oregon Power 3 Vis

Southern

,

BONDS

Range since

c

California Electric

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California

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135

116%

116Vi

114

*119%
*101%
*101%
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47 %

46

26%

26

,ia

151

112 Va

120

118

124

—

93%

96%

*96

105 h

79

97%

102

—

103

100

—

106 Va

105

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97%

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77

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RANGE

Friday

BONDS

Interest

New York Stock Exchange

Period

or

8ale Price

Low

Bell

Telephone 2%s series A 1981—Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series B 1978
—June-Dec

Illinois Central
Consol

Friday's

Bid & Asked

I
Illinois

Sold

No.

Low

22

101

101

5%s-3%s series B 1979_May-Now

101

3

♦102

104

Consol

mortgage 33/4S series F

1984

Jan-July
Feb-Aug

♦100

102

mtge 3%s

ser

Refunding 4s
Refunding 5s
Illinois

1980

G

ser

H 1989
debentures 1980

f

s

May-Wow
Jan-July
Feb-Aug

Ry 4s series A 1970
Corp 6s 1948

•99%

Inland Steel Co 3%s debs

1972__

♦100%

series

§AAdjustment
AFirst

5s

A

1952

6s series

series

B

1956

3.65s

subord

conv

debs

•__

f debentures series
Interstate Power, Co—
1st

mortgage 3%s

1st

moitgage 3s

A

128

1977

102

127%

Collateral

116%

125

N Y Central

116%

125

1

103% 104%
*98%

23

__

103%

3 Vis

♦__

102

100

—

4%s

debs

1959—June-Dec

99%

1976—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept

1975

99% 100%

47

95%
91%

98%

—

100%

101%

93%

♦92%
*100%

—

mtge 4s 1990
Kansas City Power &
Light 23/4s 1976
1st mortgage 2%s 1978

AprZZ-Oct

100%

Ry

*86%

June-Dec

mortgage 23/4s 1980
Kansas City Southern
Ry Co—
1st mtge 3V4s series C
1984

94%

mtge 3s
5s

94%

*5

93%

98%

II

96%

98%

1974

1964—

certificates

101%

99

101

*95

April-Oct

97

96

*58%

98

108

*lU8

60

60

1st

&

ref

&

1997

"3

99%

100%

146

_2

14G

99%

99%

10

97%

4%

4%

4%

11

_5

*81

Jan-July

2003

Co 3s debentures

1963

_—April-Ocf

1976

refund
Div

mtge

1st

mtge

3 Vis

F 2003

ser

mtge

3 Vis

93

92

76

59

69

98%

H 2003
I

ser

2003

73%

8

66%

RR

Central

"

24

72%

84

1

85%

85%

98

*110%

—

*96% 103%

27/8s debentures 1972

4s

s
s

f
f

debentures
debentures 1978_
debentures 1980

JJcK;^on & Robbins
Mead
4

Vis

conv

& Scott

subord

79

Paul

&

Saulte

987/B

99

110

—

99

__

116%

641

102%

lien

5s

40-year 4s
Prior

1972

°um

4 Vis

adjustment;

J Missouri

Pacific
AFirst and

A

B

99
101

98

2

84%

5s

RR

AGeneral

4s

*—

100

98%

98%

__

93%

__

94%

—

*100

May-Nov

98%

II

*103 % 104

*__

101%

101%

and

Jan

and

1991_

•100%

73

refund

97%

96%

97

Jan

1967

series A

1965

F

97%

*94%

H

series

& Co 3s
Morris & Essex first
gtd

B

94%

102%

—

97

96 Vi

379

95%

&

St

For

footnotes

see

peire




98

95'/a

66

66

1

66

70 Vi

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89

3

95%

A

B

II
99%
89

99%

1

63%

86

40

96%

5

101% 101%
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&

First

&

93

93

96%
130

96%

97

130%
97

96

96%
137% 138%
96%

96%

91%

119%

99

98
98

53

99%

119

149%

92%

98

97

82

92%

98

72

77%

99

67%

67%
99%

93
3
10
1

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99

65 Vi

99%
100

85%

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debs

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June-Dec

June-Dec

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95%

-

94

92%

98

90%

90%

87 Va

92

91

97%

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95%

96%

75

72%

75

276

72%

85

64%

62%

64%

414

62%

78%

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100%

7%

8%

36

4%

4%

93%

93%

93%

74

73

74

5%
92%

98

5

72%

78

801/2

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75

82

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64%

62

70

54%

49%

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92%

91%

100 «/4 1001/4

50

*97%

__

98%

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97%

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951/2

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__

104

__

2047

98

104

104

105

115%

121%
112 Va

—

104%

105%

103%

—

*100% 101%

104 y4

99%

__

103%

106%

114

104%

*74

Quar-Feb

2047—.Jan-July

106%

2

—

78%

79

26

75%

110 Vi

77%
73

__

1061% 106%
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2%s

1974

10

103

81

79%

106%

108

103

—

105%

92%

Feb-Aug
94

103%

101

—

1091/81091/8
*103%
78%

Quar-Feb

95 y4

96
100

111%

__

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May-Wow

100%

92 y4

*110% 112%
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101

95%

__

*116% 118%

*100%

96%
103

97

__

100%

*__

60%

98

95%

*94%

5s

A

10%

10

V

»—

4s

ser

102

8

7%

April-Ocf

95%

94

94%

16

92%

97%

Feb-Awo

*11

94%

n

97

97

June-Dec

*__

102%

__

Jan-July

*991%
*91

Mar-Sepf

99%

__

92%

90%

—

102%
92

97%

97%

92

—

99

%

*100%

95%
99%
__

93
17

6

3s

1974

Mar-Sept

98%

A

98%

93%

95

11

95

96

93%

94

96%

1

93%

101%

93%

98y2

93

1

93

92%

__

97

June-Dec

;___May-Nov
Mar-Sept

*102

June-Dec

series

—

*93

Feb-Aug

*100

;

3s

95

May-Nov

1982

RR

98%

April-Oct

1975

95%

&

Electric

I960—April-Ocf

—

102

103

__
__

101

101% 101

103%
99%

103% 103%

35

99%

2

102%

102%

Co—

M

3%s

series

99%
100
74

101 A

100%
93

100%

&

refund'ng 3Vis

&

ref
Tel

M

3%s
Tel

&

1984

series
Y

X

1984

June-Dec

1985

1987

debentures

1978

debentures

1983

debentures
debentures

Pacific Western

10

98%

98 Vi

99 %

66

96%
97%

96%

97 %

9

96%

97%

33

debentures

1964

*99

*97%

102%

90 %

sinking

General

4Vis

General

5s

series

.

General

series

4%s

B

fund
A

series

D

General

mortgage 3Vis

& Eastern

Pere

4s

4Vis

Ry

98%

102 % 102'%

General

5s

General

gold

series

F

external

1984

First
First

&
&
&
&

94%

First

&

99%

First

&

series

4Vis

refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding

99

102

1st

&

ref

98%

103

1st

&

ref

B

1974

series

D

C

1985

97%
19

101%

93%

2

89

Vi'
94%

93%

93%

2

90%

97

*97%
101
98

98%
101

96% 101
99% 103

~7

—

98%

6

103 % 103%

9

103%

104% 104%

5

104%

97

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99

"103%
99

98%

106%

106

106%

2%s

*

1971

106 Va

27

105%

110 %

30

103

103%

103% 104 Vi

57

Jan-July
Jan-July

103 %*

103 Vi 103%

20

1967

May-ZVow

1974

May-ZVow

1978

mtge

3 Vis

April-Oct

105

85

2

•183

99Vi

4

97

99%

68%

82

97%

102

—

—

~

*72Vi
99 Vi

77

99%

6

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—

97%
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97%

—

96%

97%
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~

97

101%

100
—

101

100

99

99%

112%

103%

107'/a

93%
33

——

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101

86 %

110

*104Vi 105
*95%

June-Dec

mtge

100 V2

84

Feb-Aug
Jan-July

105

99Vi

June-Dec

3%s 1982—
3Vis 1983

107%
111%

.100%

85

June-Dec

1981

,.1

99%

Feb-Aug

Jan-July

2%s

1985

103

10G

2%s
2%s

122

101

105%

74

.

100

94

20

110

Mar-Sept

103

105%
105V4

96
99

106

1980

102%
104

91%

110

ApriZ-Oct
April

1977

Co—

2%s

102%

June-Dec

1960

1990

3%s series

Electric

99%

91%

99%

105 %

AwriZ-Oct
E

100%

101%

Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—

Philadelphia

99%

June-Dec

series

first 4s

April

Marquette

Feb-Aug
'

1981

mortgage

AIncome

1960

1968

General
Peoria

4Vis

1965_

98

95

98%

Pennsylvania RR—
Consolidated

98%

92%

91%

103%

June-Dec /

100%

95%

Feb-Aug

3 Vis

101%
101

95%

94%

*97

101
98

A
Pennsylvania-Central Airlines 3 Vis
1960_April-Ocf
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975—
April-Ocf

102%

96%

102% 102%

May-ZVow

:_

104%
102%

95

92%

94 %

Mar-Sept

1981

98%

97%

*91%

April-Ocf
Mar-Sept

99

8

98%

98%

June-Dec

April-Ocf

1991

Oil

99%

98%

June-Dec

1987—

debentures

debentures

99 Vi

June-Dec

1986

3%s

}

W

series

2%s

debentures

First

89

95%

mortgage

*92

June-Dec

refunding 3%s series I 1966
June-Dec
refunding 3s series J 1970
June-Dec
refunding 3s series K 1971
June-Dec
refunding. 3s series L 1974—June-Dec
refunding 3s series M 1979
June-Dec
refunding 3s series N 1977
June-Dec
refunding 2%s series P 1981
Jane-Dec
Refunding 2%s series Q 1980
June-Dec
refunding 3%s series R 1982
June-Dec
refunding 3s series S 1983-;
June-Dec
refunding 2%s series T 1976
June-Dec
refunding mtge 3%s ser U 1985 June-Dec

ref

First

Feb-Aug
1970-June-D-c

96

94%

Co—

2%s

3Vis

139

92%

92%

1

first

3%s

98%

61

30

96

May-Now

101

*92%

April-Ocf

mortgage 3s 1979

3Vis

100 %

246

74%

1955—May-Now

101

93 Vi

*92%

April-Oct
mortgage 2%s 1977—_AwnZ-oct

3 Vis

105%

46

*93%
67 Vi

*100

May-Wow

mortgage

2%s

100

96%

*73%
99

96

90 Ya

April-Ocf

first

100

*91%

Quar-Jan
1

Power

1st

69%

Q3

140

&

Pacific

93

93

16

1st

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96%

93%

102

Jan-July

2047

1st

84

2

89

&

First &

103%

95%

87%

&

First

99%

101

&

First

100

Louis
1986.

First

101

62

15

&

First &

95%

93%

95%

Feb-Aue

1955_

102

—

—

96%

Mar-Sepf

1986

100%

62

97

97
90

89

Quar-Jan

Jan

first

97
90

97

mortgage 3%s i984

Gas

&

First &

106%

130%

H

1974

mortgage

First

103%

101

95%

99 %

31

-

98%

102

101%

series

mortgage 2%s 1980

First &

102%

3

Feb-Aue

June-Dec

States

Edison

First

100%

99%

—

N

Chattanooga

73%

66

April-Ocf

First

102%

17

ApriZ-Oct

debentures 1958—May-Nov

mortgage 3s series B
National Dairy
Products 2%s
3s
debentures
1970
3Vis debentures 1976

68%

99

mortgage 2%s 1975
mortgage 3s 1978

Pacific

97%
103 V4

102

1981—_Feb-Aug

3Vis 2000
series

First

2

Jan-July
1989—April-Ocf

1997

3s

Oregon-Washington

102

100%

II

95%

138%
96 Vi

1966

Mountain States Tel &
Tel 2%s
3 Vis debentures
1978

Nashville

68%

73

103% 104

June-Dec

May-Nov

lien

69%

66

-

68%

1S81

89

102

AoriZ-Oct

1980

Construction mortgage 5s
series
Construction mtge 4 Vis

104

1C2

1978—May-ZVow
1949

m
u
f «81 refunding 5s series I
Mohawk & Malone first
gtd 4s 1991

(Johni

74

68

—

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1st mtge 3%s 1985

98%

103 «/2

-I

F

Oklahoma Gas & Electric
2%s 1975—
First mortgage 3s 1979
First mortgage 2%s 1980

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1977—Mar-S-mt

G

series A
5s

79 V*

67%

68%

1978—Feb-Aug

series

1973

First

96

100
■

*99%

—

Mav

Mar-Sept

gold

83%

75 y4

12

*66

Jan-July
..Jan-July

1980

First

95%

67

..

__

*100% 103

Jan-Julv

1975

Monongahela Ry 3 Vis
Morrell

1971

Co—

gold 5,/3S

78%

15

68%

80

Jan-July

2004

trust 4s 1984

First &

Jan-July
Jan-July

5s series
refunding 5s series

Coll

Ohio

101

87

__

*100

"I

1977

1997

registered

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II

—

A

4s

registered

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Feb-Aug

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f
and refundin8
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^Convertible
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69

77

67%

88%

Marie

a

ser

lien

(Wisconsin)

104%

97%

June-Dec

1978

refunding 5s

81

76

Jan-July
1992„Mar-Sept

Northwestern Bell Telephone
2%s 1984

102%

95

Mar-Sept

Prior

105

101% 101%

First mortgage 2%s
1979
First mortgage 3%s 1982

104%

7

Feb-Aug

1962—

D

101%

80%

A

Power Corp—
mortgage 2%s 1980

debentures

First

99%

102

__

2%s

A

ser

debentures

807/a

RR—
ser

4s 1994

mtge

f

100 y2

6

Jan-Julu

1962

series

100

Chester—

Electric & Gas

f

104%

98

85%
85%
102% 102 Vi

Mar-Sent

RR—

series

series

lien

103% 104%

June-Dec

s

1101/8

15

*66%

<er^ m°rtgage 4s inc ser A Jan
Missouri Kansas & Texas
first 4s 1990
Prior

94%

May-Nov

1973

1955

s

Northern

101

.

97%

May-Nov

1975—

Ste

87%

87%

Jan-July

A

Refunding & improve 4%s

101

97%

*89%

1966

mortgage 4Vis inc series

Missouri-Kansas-Texas

Port

3Vis

88

96

__

__

St

80%

57

Feb-Aug
1996—April-Ocf
1974_Mar-Sepf
General & refunding 4%s
series A
1974_Mar-Sepf
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs
1973—_May-Wow

4s

"l

*93%

April-Ocf
Michigan Central RR 4Vis
series C
1979—_Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first
mtge 3Vis
1969—Mar-Sept
First
mortgage 2%s 1969
Mar-Sept
First
mortgage 3%s 1969—
Mar-S"T)t
3 /is
sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
Minnesota Mining &
Mfg 2%s 1967_
April-Ocf
First

138

Jan-July

ref

3s

21

*—

Metropolitan Edison first
mtge 2%s 1974—May-Wow
First mortgage
2%s 1980
Feb-Aue
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3
Vis 1988

Minn

72%

99

82%

67%

2007—.Jan-July
4Vis series A 2022—May

inc

conv

mtge

101 Vi

76%

103%

Light first mtge 2%s
1975—Mar-Sept
first consol gtd 4s 1993
April-Ocf

cons

General

101

98 %

Corp—

debs

4s

1st

&

First

101

1957—May-Now

3Vis debs 1973

Corp lirst mortgage 3s

Merritt-Chapman

series

Hartford

&

102

101%

97%

—

91%

May-Nov

General mortgage 3Vis 1983
General mortgage 3%s 1983
Norfolk & Western
Ry first gold
Northern Central general &

*113

May-Wow

Feb-Aug

1959

May Dept Stores 2%s
3 Vis

_

5 Vis

1978
Manati Sugar 4s
sinking fund Feb 1
Manila RR (Southern

3 Vis

mtge

(Minnesota)
107% 109%

109 Vi

~~Feb-Aug

Lines)

--

75%

1021%

98%
97%

82 y4

May-Nov

&

Northern Pacific Ry

M
Co

Maine

98%
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April-Ocf

1975

Niagara Mohawk

77

78%

*96 %

Apn'i-Oct

1979

97%

97

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2%s

90

76 %

ApriZ-Oct

mtge

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84%

80
84

92

71%

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ser

96

73%

84

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3

93

97

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78 Vi

B

1973

River

General

94

*__

ser

1984

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15

June-Dec

1989

series

Refunding mortgage 3s
Refunding mortgage 3s

1

*87

April-Oct

1982

1st

4s

96
_

91%

AGeneral mortgage 4Vis series A
2019—_Jan-July
N Y Telephone 2%
series D 1982
J an-July
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"4

Mar-Sept

gold 3s 1980
1st

debentures

B

&

84

95

82%

Feb-Aug

refunding mtge 4s

Power

1st

67%

ApriZ-Oct

3%s

second

76%

& Putnam

Term

7

97%

*83

May-Wow

3%s debentures 1978
Louisville & Nashville RR—

&

99%

*98%

Jan-July

1998

3Vis

April-Oct

Aircraft Corp—
3.75s subord debentures
1980
May-Nov
§ALombard Electric 7s series A
1952
June-Dec
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D
1976_June-Dec

First

Y

102%

86%

71 y8

93

93

April-Oct

Lockheed

mtge 3%s

3

91%

Jan-July

State

67%

._May-Nov

Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
Miami general 4s series
1962

First & refund
mtge 3%s
First & refund
mtge 2%s
First & refund

99%

__

1998—__Feb-Aug

1st mtge 4Vis series A
1973
tAN Y Ontario & West ref 4s June
N

102

River RR—

Susquehanna & Western RR—

97%

..Feb-Aug

&

St Louis

Hudson

Haven

&

100%

ioiy4

80

96

*99
99%
*98% 100 y4

April-Oct

Y

86

—

*72

-.Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug

Series B 4 Vis fixed interest
2003
May-Nov
Series C 5s fixed interest
2003—
May-Nov
ASeries D 4s
contingent interest 2003
May
A Series E
4 Vis
contingent interest 2003
May
ASeries F 5s
contingent interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979

Louisville Gas & Elec

1980_„.

Y

89

86

91

mortgage 4Vis extended to 1974
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol
mtge bds—

debentures

96

97

Co—

N

83

88

88

88

1st

3s

series

New

107%

97%

1

95

96

99%

—Feb-Aug

100%

—

<Pt

1956——

N Y

1%

*89

mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)

Lorlllard

Y

150

146

99%

1st

Little

D

General mortgage 2%s

fixed interest

1
——

*85

—April-Oct

100

*100

1970—_ April-Ocf

A

stamped 1964
5s stamped 1974
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—

Lexington

6s

West

AGeneral

64%

98%

*100

June-Dec
3 Vis

5s

4s

&

&

AGeneral

June-Dec

ref

Series A

97
99

97%

87 Y*

103%

*100

______Feb-Auy

N

99%

Mar-Sept

Lake Shore & Mich South
gold 3'/2s 1997—Ju/te-Dec.

1st

N

114

April-Oct

1959

Lakefront Dock & RR Terminal—
1st mtge sink fund
3% ser A 1968

registered

97

96

—_April-Oct

1956

RR

registered

Harlem
*100

L

3Vis

trust

Lack

4Vis

96%

June-Dec

23/4s

Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—

series

income

First

April-Ocf

1st

1954_,

1954—
C

Connecting RR 2%s

Y

102%

Ry—

Y & Harlem gold 3 Vis 2000
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
Mortgage 4s series B 2043—

88

86%

—

June-Dec

Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4%s
1961__Jan-July
Stamped 1961
Jan-July
Plain 1961
Jaw-July
4 Vis unguaranteed
1961
L~—„ Jan-July
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997

tAKreuger & Toll

N

June-Dec

1st

Koppers Co

N Y

N

1st

Terminal

16

97%

York Cnicago & St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3 Vis series E 1980__June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
AprZZ-Oct

104

K

City

104%

*

Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998_Feb-Aug
3%s registered 1998
Feb-Aug

103%

J

Kansas

97

May-Wow

mortgage 3%s 1997
registered 1997—_
Shore collateral gold 3%s

Lake

100

99%

—

104

.

110%

98

—

*99% 100

Jan-July
Jan-July

1980

Kanawha & Mich

1977

Mexico

3%s

104

103'/a

98%
87

May-Nov

General

__

High

99

New

1978

Manufacturing 3%s

series

Central

133

Low

June-Dec

1961

Consolidated 4s series A 1998
Feb-Aug
Refunding & impt 4Vis series A 2013—April-Ocf
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013
April-Ocf

122%

—

3%s

&

series B

4%s

York

Jan. 1

No.

*99 % 100

April-Oct

5Vis series A

102

16

♦124% 126

Mar-Sept

Jamestown Franklin & Clear 1st 4s
Jersey Central Power & Light 2%s

Joy

Texas

5s

New

Range since

Sold

*100

May-Nov

1982

Terminal

Orleans

99%

__

125

ApriZ-Oct

Bonds

High

...

Orleans

AFirst

170%

1974

Bell

AFirst 5s

168%

Corp—

Jan-July
1st 5s B 1972—May-Nov

s

23

124% 124%

Rye Central America
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3Vss

debentures

AFirst

102

#

1977—

Inter

guaranteed 4%s series B

Jersey

}New

101

147

Friday's

or

Bid & Asked

debentures 1974

New

102%

98

130% 131

131

Jan-July
Jan-July

A First
gold 5s series C 1956
International Minerals & Chemical

—

•88%
95
154% 156

154 %

Jan-July
July 1952—April-Oct

A

100

f debs

s

Steel

AFirst

1st mortgage 3.20s series I
1982—___Mar-Sept
international Great Northern RR—
6s

100

101%

-

—

Mar-Sept

_

99

•167

Sale Price

Mar-Sept
Telephone 3 Vis 1988
Jan-July
New Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s
1986—Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power &
Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sepf

103%

99%
—

3s

3s

New

101%

„

•100

First

105

100

2

Last

Period

Corp 1st 3Vis 1982
National Supply 2%s debentures 1967
New England Tel & Tel Co—

103

96

—

Distillers Prods 3%s

National

102

104

•

__

May-Wow

1955.—

Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
Refunding and imp 2'/2s series C 1986—June-Dec

§AFirst

Natl

101%

103

„

98%

101% 101%
•99Vi

Jan-July

1955

Steel

•97

Mar-Sept

Terminal

§AIlseder

95%

101%

May-Now

Interest

Low

101%

101

•100

1974

Week's Range

Friday
BONDS

High

98%

series C

314s

21

New York Stock Exchange

91

♦98

mortgage 4%s-3%s ser A 1979—May-Now

OCTOBER

Jan. 1

93 Vi

mortgage 3%s

3 VI-s

ENDED

Range since

RR—

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1st mtge

WEEK

Bonds

High

92 Vi

93%

Consol

1st

FOR

Week'* Range

Last

103%
98%

92%
96

32

99

97%
93%

101

96 %

99%
105

4

98%

103%

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98%

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New York Stock

Last

Period

Sale Price

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Pillsbury Mills Inc 3VaS s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s
1996-June-Dec
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Ry—
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1957—May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated
guaranteed

4'%s

mortgage 3%s

Pittsb Coke & Chem

1st

series

E

~~

1st mtge

37/8s series A

Pittsburgh

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&

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2%s

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and

1st

and

Refund

107%

1107%

2

108

110%

2

87%

93'%

4

98 y2

101'%

102

29

102

13

100% 1007/a

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refund M

3'As series B

and

refund

&

105 Vo

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92%

96

100

100

100

98%

12

100'A 100'A

97%

97%, 97'/2

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10

61

3s

Jan-July

.

2%s

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99'%

Union

Tank

United

102'%

99

7s sinking fund
3'As assented

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mtge

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7s

mtge

§AConsol
AConsol

99%

97'%

101'A

96'%

97'%

Gas

164

1953

148
125
125

127%

153

3'As

1977

Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept

1969

103'%

*99%

__

1971

Mar-Sepf
gold 5s 1996_Jan-July

1st

Second gold 6s
1996
St Louis-San Francisco
Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997

102 %

V

&

Seaboard

1st

Air

mtge

37%s

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f

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3s

1st gtd

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&

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trust

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,

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gtd

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&

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99%

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96 7%

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94'%

96 7%

Southwestern

*97'%
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277

135

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114

Penn

Power

112%

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Shore

first

11

96

91

92

17

90'A

95'%

95

94'A
84

3'%s

Northeastern

120% 121%

97

115

105%

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66

105

107%

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107

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2%s

gold

Products

5s

(Indiana)

85'%

37%s

1967

conv

debs

130%
1001003%

32

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15

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April

90'A

85

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June-Dec

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75'A

95

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96%

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85

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96%

*103%

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95
96'A
114% 116'A
91
91'%

115'%

1971—May-Nov
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97

95

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103%

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90

95

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90%

90%

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2%s 1976
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Wisconsin Public Service 3'As 1971

96

32

92%

82'%

,

Central

73

66
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100'A

121

17

94%

72

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Mar-Sept

1984

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71%

103%

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2%s 1976_Jan-July

93%

92

—

—

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1982—April-Oct

1973—

92

94

105

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92

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88

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99'A

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83

96'A

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96'A
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4s series A 2004
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Wisconsin

102'A

119'%

9

94

88%

2

104%

—

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96%
102

84%

88
86

86

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128 7%

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1974

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130

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100

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90

93%

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85%
83

—

—

April-Ocf

1985

4'%s

conv

3y8s

85%

15

Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967—
Jan-July
Wilson & Co first mortgage 3s 1958
April-Oct
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
Jan-July

RR—

debentures 23%s

(N J)

debentures

Stauffer

first

85%

—

105

93'%

*85%

-Ja?j-July
Jan-July

1979
Co. 3'%s ser A 1981
series

debentures

income

Wisconsin

1986

debs

I

2%s 1971
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
8A 1st mortgage 6s ser A 1953——;

107%

1983

Internal

Standard

2%s

series

guaranteed 2361_.

4s

3%s

mortgage

Westinghouse

125%

Mar-Sept

105%

110

101

101

3%s 2000—Feb-Aug

gtd gold

3%s

Western Pacific RR

119%

—

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debentures

ASpokane

E

1st

97'%

111

—

107 Va
1

93

93

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registered 2361
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Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—

101%

121

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104

—

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West

99

113'% 115

100'A

—

103'% 103'%

1966——Jan-July

95'A

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105'%

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C 1973—April-Ocf

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94%

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113%

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1973—June-Dec

conv

1977

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Ry

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92%

5

94'%

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101%

v—

—

*__

1979— June-Dec

ser G

114%

54

122

115

Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lignting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974
May-Nov

5s

1981

3%s

91

*„

mtge

Warren

163 Va

63%

7.19% 126%

125%

94'%

income 4'As series B Jan 1991—-April
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971—
Feb-Nov
Walworth Co conv debentures 3'As 1976—May-Nov
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103'A

100

160'%

Jan-July

1970

series

27%s

1958

consolidated 5s

Gen mtge

99%

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121'A

June-Dec

1969

series B

4s

Wabash RR CO—

103%

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4'%s

gtd

V'.

97

103 V4

98%

100'% 101

Jan-July
First mortgage
series F 1996———-Jan-July
First mortgage 2'/4s series G 1961
Jan-July
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
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April-Oct
Devel and general 6s series A 1956
April-Oct
Devel and general 6%s series A 1956
April-Oct
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996.
Jan-July
Joint

consol

First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser

100

95

*—

San Fran Term 1st mtge 3%s ser A '75—June-Dec

New Orleans &

81

84'%

84'%

Jan-July

119

May-Nov
May-Nov

27%s
2%s

156

June-Dec

Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Virginian

113'A

99'%

*—

*94'%

Co—
Jan-July
——Feb-Aug

1969

Mortgage

172'%

135

and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sepf
1st' mortgage & Refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 3'As ser J 1982
April-Ocf

108'%

Southern Pacific RR Co—
First

151

152

First

117

100%

*92

Jan-July

Edison

debentures

(Oregon Lines)

4'%s

175

153

172%

*—

94'%

100'A

Southern Pacific Co—
First 4'%8

93%

135

*100%

105

*100

__

April-Oct

Telegraph
-

Gas Co

175

93

92

99

*—

106'A

103%

89

90'%

90'%
*„

1951—June-Dec
June-Dec

1951

C

debentures

subord

RR

112

*113'A 117

June-Dec

Southern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
Southern Natural

90%

1957—May-Nov

105'A

91

4

—

*100

Mar-Sepf
1941—Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Jan-July

7s

1987

California

99

98

33

94'A

April-Oct
April-Oct

1976

1985

convertible

93%

May-Nov

1979

debentures

907%

*113'%

June-Dec

1951

coll

2%s

debentures

Southern

6'%s

Telephone

debentures

105'A

104'A
102

102 7/8

Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept

88'%

87

June-Dec

Corp

Oil

81

__

*104

Mar-Sepf

1966

Corp 3'As conv 1983
2'As debentures 1965

Socony-Vacuum

94'A
—

April-Oct

1974

t§ASilesian-Amer

88'%

99'% 100'%

100

1989—May-Nou

4s

Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
Shell Oil
2'%s debentures
1971

§ASiemens

101'%

*104% 105%
*102

Corp of America—

conv

Co—

& Sons 2'%s

debentures

95%

88'%

Jan-July
2022__
May

3s series B 1980—.
debentures 1977"

Seagxam (Jos E)

series

First and refund mtge

3'%s B 1971

England

95'%

*90%

-

mtge inc 4'%s ser A Jan
St Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First 4s bond certificates 1989
—May-Nov
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
1989_Pan-July
St Paul & Duluth first cons gold 4s lS68_June-Dec
Scioto

105'%

103'%

98%

—

95'%

April-Ocf

A Second

St Paul Union Depot

1017%

fund mtge series C 1951—June-Dec

assented

Vandalia

A

Adirond'k

103'A 103'A

—Jan-July

1947—

A

98 Va

96

103% 103'%

103'A

Jan-July

1947

A

series

104'A

103'A

97

Corp—

series

assented

6%s sinking

3'%s

Lawrence &

Works

debs

Participating ctfs 47%s 1968

S
St

1976

debentures

2%s

99

97

—

*95

Apr-Ocf
May-Nov
April-Oct

1973—

90 %

105 Va

Corp—

General mortgage 4'%s series D
General mortgage 3'As series J

Saguenay Power 3s series

debentures

86 %

103'%

6

98

*103'A

99%

95%

11

105'A 106

April-Oct

—

6%s sinking fund mtge series A
3'As assented series A 1951

154%

152

99'%

111'%

88

*97

Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug

1970—

1972

fund

*

Mar-Sept

2%s

debs

sinking

3'As

153

152

*

April-Oct

151'%

*__

__

f

s

United Steel

171

*__

Feb-Aug

2%s

2%s debentures 1967

150

171

*__

92'A

103'%

96'A

87'%

103%

100'%

1
21

146

95'%

95%

ApriZ-Oct
1966—April-Oct

1977

Corp

U S Rubber

183'%

140

1973

debs

America

of

Co

f

s

98

95'%

95%

96

Feb-Aug

101%

—

103% 105

104%

Mar-Sept

97

93%
100 Va

100'% 100%

95%

106

102

93%

93%

May-Nov

,—

4'As

Car

Biscuit

6%s

*170

__

May-Nov
May-Nov

1955

Rochester Gas & Electric

86'A

_i7

97'A

81%

;

1952

6s
6s

15

98'%

97'A

97'%

Jan-July
Jan-July

1950

6s

mtge

mtge

82%

*97'%

Feb-Aug

1946

Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—

82%

April-Ocf

mortgage 1946

97

102% 102%
*99%

June-Dec

1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971—
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972-.

Tobacco

82'%

47'A
100
100

9tt

10

97

*__

86

24'%

84

June-Dec

!
1970

1976

debentures

Reynolds

1995—May-Nov

1980

2%s

1975

debentures

& ref 3%s series D

:

26
98%

Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept

104'%

100 7%

coll tr

&

debs

conv

Reading Co,first

1973

25
98%

Union Pacific RR—

Q<j

100%

mtge

mtge 3'As 1982

Union Oil of California 2%s debs

97'%

95

*100'/2 101'%

__

216'%

96'A

95%

100% 101

__

143'%

205

I_

105'%

136

June-Dec

debs

Missouri 3%s

of

1st

101%

100

101'A

*__

__

1979.June-Dec

1975

25

and

1st

100'A

100%

68%

39

71%

93%

United

3s

71%

102%

3%s

(R J)

100%

71%

1971—May-Nov

4%s

Mfg Co 37/8s debs
Rheinelbe Union—

June-Dec

1974

105'A

99%

10

103

*__

First

*100

May-Nou

1964

1017%

90

—

103

mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
3s debentures 1968
May-Nov

Union Electric Co

__

Mar-Sept

=

3%s

Orleans

New

*135'%
103

1985—Jan-July

E

ser

101
100 %
135%

98'A

97

100

*100

__

May-Nov

27/8s

37%s

1.34

12

99'%

Pacific—

impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 27%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept

R

Rheem

of

Tol & Ohio Cent ref

Q
debentures

M

103

"

*97

1990—April-Oct
5s 2000—
June-Dec

gold

100

40

u

Feb-Aug
Jan-July

refunding mortgage 3'As 1983—April-Oct

2%s

first

refund

and

97

94

1

94'A

99

89

1970—Apn'Z-Oct

JAThird Ave Ry first refunding. 4s I960-—Jan-July
A Adjustment income
5s Jan I960—
April-Oct

*105

refunding mortgage 8s 2037__June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov

Oats

M

Pacific-Missouri

3%s

Quaker

Pacific

General

103'%

Term

II

—

94'A

100% 101

100%

123

112%

*112%

3%s series C

Texas

102'%

99%

and

First

Texas

__

"100

98

Texas & New Orleans RR—

90%

102

96 ^

93'%

953%

*98

Jan-July
April-Ocf
May-Nov

impt M 4s series C 2019

2

90%

II

Mar-Sept
1977

and
and

108% 108%

~~

1968—Jan-juZy
mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July

First and refunding
mortgage
debentures 1972

109

June-Dec

1970

3%s

108

93

T

impt 27%s series D 1985
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965

II

June-Dec

First and refunding
mortgage 3'As
First and refunding
and

1

High

Low

1

Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—

100% 100'%

April-Oct
April-Oct

First mortgage 27/8s 1984
Providence Terminal 4s 1956____
Public Service Electric & Gas
Co—
3s debentures 1963—

First

109

Jan-July

1972_

1973—

1

Jan.

No.

94

94

since

Range

Sold

High

*93%.

May -Nov

debentures

2%s

Bonds

Friday's

104

108

1

109

or

Bid & Asked

94

Jan-July

1966

108% 108'A

June-Dec

Feb-Aug

Potomac Elec Power 1st
mtge 3'As
First mortgage 3s 1983

Co

debentures

103'%

102%

17

Mar-Sept
Ry—

Ashtabula

First general 5s series B 1962
First general 5s series C 1974
'First general 4y2s series D
1977

Plantation

Swift &

27%s

108 V2

109

1964—May-Nou

1984

100%

Sunray Oil Cprp. 27%s debentures

Refund

Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s
1965—Jan-JuZj/
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
'

1007%
103'A

101%

108

Week's Range

Last

Low

95

102% 102%

■

Sale Price

Period

High

96%
10

Interest

BONDS

New York Stock Exchange

Low

*101 %

1964_May-Nov

1975

mtge 3'%s

No.

100% 100%

J

& St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s
series A 1970
General mortgage 5s
series B 1975_
General

21

Friday
Jan. 1

High

*

""
~~

Pittsburgh Cine Chicago

OCTOBER

ENDED

Range since

Sold

Bid & Asked

*"

1963—Feb-Aug

ser

WEEK

Bonds

Friday's

or

*q834

I

ser

Consolidated guaranteed 4'%s

FOR

Week's Range

Interest

^

Exchange

11

95

95'%
103%

Ex-coupon.

Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales
ABonds selling flat.

99'A

105'A

__

year's range,
the year's range,

in

y

^Negotiability impaired by maturity.
reported as being in bankruptcy,

94'%

27

the year's range, d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale
n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range,
r Cash
in

included

not

the

123%

90%

the

sale

included

113

109%

in

delivery

not

85

6

967%

included

101

338

Deferred

a

tCompanies

not

sale

......

receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 ol

such companies.
being transacted during current week.

J

1^

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY

AND

whether stock

or

k

bond

in

}'

"S?*

which any

dealings have occurred during the
RANGE

Friday
STOCKS

American Stock

Last

Exchange

Sale Price

Par

Acme Aluminum
Acme

Wire

Co

Adams Hat
Aero

Alloys

Air Associates Inc
For

see

Low

Low

6%

67%
287%

350

Mar

38

8%

9%

1.500

5% Mar

10

4

3%

4'%

7,500

3'%

page




2,300

35.

4%
28

Jan

Aug

7'A Mar
11

8%

11'A

2,300

9%

900

10

7%

Jun

Oct

7%

6'%
8

Air

Jan

Airfleets

of Prices

Petroleums

Sep

Ajax

Alabama

Gas

Alabama

Great

Alabama
Alaska

Power 4.20%

Airlines

—

Southern
Inc

preferred

—2
50
100
1

Range

since Jan.

Low

High

1

High

8%

50c

Ltd

Corp

Shares

X9'A

600

8%

Oct

10

Sep

22'A

1

Inc

Jan

14% July
12% Jan

Low

—-3

Way Industries Inc

July

for Week

Range

Sale Price
Par

Jun

Sales

Week's

Last

High

28'%

1

,

Friday

6%

11

'

21

American Stock Exchange

1

9'%

5

OCTOBER

STOCKS

Range since Jan.

High

•

common

(N J)

footnotes

Shares

28%

1

Stores

Manufacturing

ENDED

for Week

1

Supply Manufacturing

current year.

WEEK

Sales

Range
of Prices

10

Inc

Shoe

Week's

FOR

—1

common

Stores

Agnew Surpass
Ainsworth

RECORD

YEARLY

a comPlete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
is comPiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security

17t^ng^xte^siX.e iisl YeJurrlisl1

rw

22%

800

13%

Jan

35%

Feb

U

%

2,800

%

Jan

34%

4,900

1<T
'

34'A

33%

6%

~6%

158

_i7

10

27% Jan

2.300

140

Jan

100

158

Mar

5

May

1

Apr

37

July

160% July
105% Jan

8'%

Sep

.

•>«&/

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

.

Monday, October 24, 1955

.

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE

Range

Sale Frlee

Exchange

American Stock

Par

Range

36 34

Jan

5%

61/2
4%

Industries

1%

*6

~6%

6,000

13%

13%

700

Jan

6% May

Jan

13% May
7% Sep

Mar

4

3%

Jan

Carey

Carnation

Sep

Carolina

5%

40'A FeD

100% May

37%

900

33%

98%

98%

250

95

23

23%

300

21% Jan

Beverage common

American

Book

Co

American

Hard

Rubber

Co

American

Laundry Machine
American Manufacturing Co com

Natural Gas Co 6%

American

Thread 5%

American

Tractor

Cenco

17% Apr

29

Jan

42%

23%

Jan

7%

Oct

10%

Oct

40

~7%

8

9,900

33%

32%

—

1,300

32

2

1,000

15%

14%

15

5

29%

33% May
14% Sep

4%

4%

14%

3,700

20%

21

Conv
Central

Jun

Apr
Jan

July

37%

Jan

21 %

July

4%

4% Jan

500

13%

Sep
July

62%

Jan

50

Feb

*

25o

Corp

American

Writing Paper common
Amurex Oil Company class A

14

,

5

"6%

|

Mines Ltd

20c

Anchor Post Products

6%

5%

400

11%

12

900

9%

Oct

10% Jan

58,600

4

Oct

3

11,200

3

14%

•—

Aug
16% Jan

7,200

3ft
14%

5%

3%

2

13

400

600

14%

Oct

21

Feb

9% Mar

4ft

Apr

"A"

shares__.

2.40

.

Angostura-Wupperman

1

Fuel

Arkansas

~9

9

109

109

1

25

Oil Corp

Louisiana

Arkansas

Power

4.72%

Co

&

Associated
Associate

CI

A

Tel

(ex

July

1

&

34%

29%

29

29%

1,000

18%

34% Aug

$41

America

"5%

~5%

1
l

"5%

4,300

3%

18,500

3

3

5%

Aug

1% Jan

dlv

paid

Dec

on

22

Coast

Line

•

Atlas Plywood Corp
Automatic Steel Products Inc

41%

41%

41%

400

17%

18%

10%

1

1%

18%

Co

10%

10%

4

1

Non-voting non-cum preferred
Voting Machine

55

11.8J0

15%

Jan

24% Mar

3,100

10 %

Oct

13%

800

2% Jan
3%

4

4%

16%

•

4%

200

16%

400

8%

13,500

30%

900

16%

Oct
Jan

Jan

Jun

8%

8%

30%

3

1

30

Corp

9%

1

3,800
900

15%

16%

800

Oil

common

6%

13%

500

53A Aug

6%

6%

100

5% Mar

63A Aug

134

76%

6%

6%

134

1%

12,600

1%

2ft Jan

13%

600

75%

77%

2,000

26%

26%

100

13%

Apr

12% Mar

16% Mar

75

Oct

943A Mar

24%

Sep

27%

%

%

1,500

24%

24%

4,000

20y4

Jan

3334

-24%

Jan

34%

400

29%

Jan

i£ Jan

1

Sep
% Mar

257a Aug
37% July

2%

20,700

1 %

July

3

Aug

7%

ADr

11

Julv

Farm Equipment Co.
Development ordinary—

234

*

7%

34%

34

34%

20

17%

20

1

7%

10 % Mar

Sep

21

Apr

Oct

8

Mar

10

800

8

17% Aug

16

Sep

34

Oct

49%

Feb'

14

Jan

24 %

Jun

9%
19

Jan

18 %

Jun

7%

8%

10,400

10

1534

15%

15%

6,100

6% July
12% May

15

15

15%

1,000

12%

Feb

26%

26%

2,400

22%

Jan

11

11%

300

11

Jan

27% Aug

Compo Shoe Machinery—
ext

to

ext

to

1

11%
10%

10%

300

10%

Aug

.—

50c

4%

4%

4%

900

4%

Oct

8%

8%

3,200

8%

Oct

9 %

21%

8,400

20

Oct

31%

Jan

12%

1,000

12%

Oct

14%

Jan

1956—

Vtc

—

.1

Vtc

1965.!

Connelly Containers Inc
Engineering

Consolidated

Gas

Consolidated

Liquidating
Mining & Smelt Ltd.

Consolidated

Royalty Oil

Diesel

Jan

500

8%

10

I

7,200

_1

Service—

13% Mar'

Oct

1

Manufacturing Co
Public

10

250

30s

!

Electric

10c

8%

_50c

21%

20

1

12%

12%

Corp

Corp

'Utilities—

18%

Sep

•

9% Jan

♦

1,3 % Jan

>
■

12%

Aug

8% May

Sep

Jan
Jan

Jan

12%

Jun.

29% July
4% Jun

34%
11%

34%

35%

7,100

% Apr
29% Mar

_110

40%

Jun

11%

11%

1,500

11%

Oct

14 3A

Feb

.1.25

11%

11%

12 y4

1.400

X10% Mar

15%

Aviation & Engineering..!

6%

6%

8,300

1

Continental

8% July V,
1% Aug V
7% Feb
4%

10%

Feb

16%

Apr

Jan

B

Coro

Inc

Jan

3% May

Cott.

5%

Courtaulds

Jan

16%

Aug
Feb

9%

9%

12

9%

6%

9% May

450

11% July

6%

7%

■

600

12%

12

6%

600

7%

8%

Jan

9%

Jun

Apr

200

42

7% May

834

100

8%

39

5%

13%

8
Sep
34% Aug

14%

Apr

45%

Sep '

1,400

100% 100%

10

99 %

Jan

103

Jan '

May

6%

6%

6%

600

3

Apr

7%

Sep

3%

3%

3%

400

3%

Jan

5%

2%

2%

900

2%

Jan

3%

Feb

7%

Oct

7%

7%

7%

24,700

7-%

7yB

7%

5,200

5% Jan
Feb

2734 Aug

32%
29%

32%

100

25

Jan

34

28%

29%

3,500

26

Apr

34% July

6%

7ft

7

Jan

734

100

6%

Jan

8% July

100

ft

3%

Oct

434

Jun

Feb

38 34

July

3%
33

500

26

13%

14%

41,500

9%

May

15%

15%

15%

8,000

14%

Jan

18%

18

17%
7%

7%

400

14%

14%

14%

1,500

21

20%

21%

500

1

13

800

23%

734

__

common

300

Mar

7

July

13 %

Jun

19%

Sep
4% July

13

July
19% July
20 % July
Feb

8

16%

Feb

25% Mar
5

Jun

Cent

Petroleum

Cuban

Atlantic

Sugar

Tobacco

Curtis

Lighting

Inc

Davidson

Day

Brothers

Estate!—

Mines

Dayton

Inc

Dejay

Stores

11,000

9%

10%

14%

14%

Dennison

8%

debenture

Detroit; Hardware

Mfg

Distillers

Dome

Exploration

Dominion

Bridge

Dominion

Steel

Coal

&

Tar

Dorr-Oliver

;

Ltd

Co

Chemical

&

Jan

21%

Sep

Dow

34

Jan

5%

1,600

4%

Oct

6% Aug

6%

2,500

4%

Jan

7%

Jun

"2%

500

2%

Aug

534

Jan

8%

Jun

13%

Jan

1%

Sep

234

Apr

Exchanged for $1

4%

Jun

6%

Jan

on

Co

Cement

Inc

Co

Driver

Duke

DuMont

a

Sep

Duro

Oct

Duval Sulphur &

(Effective

Oct

American

Duraloy

dep

Test

114

1,200

1ft Apr

80

*36

Jan

30

Sep

2% Aug
36

Oct

9%

700

5%

Jan

11 %

25 %

100

20%

Jan

26% Aug

2434

26%

1,400

22%

Jan

30

Feb

Jan

155

Mav

9

26%

I

151% 151 %

30

143

Sep

13%

~2%

~234

30

30

Jan

"2%

3,000

2%

Sep

4% Mar

3

Jan

6%

20%

Sep

534

3.300

30%

900

28% Jan

33% Feb

113

113

16,300

1% Jun

2ft Jun

14%

15%

1.490

5ft

5%

3,600

20%

2034

100

19

'

Jan

16%

17%

400

15%

Apr

20 %

Aug

1134

12

200

10%

Apr

13%

Jun

5%

'

Sep

3%

•

*734

500

•

734
1134

12

300

4%

5

1,200

Oct

12%
-

Jan

4%

Jun

6% Mar

43A Jun
16%
6%

Jun

Jan

25% Au%

8% Aug

Oct

15%

Jan

32%

434

11%

Sep

35 %

July

4%

Jan
Jan

7% May
30% July

36

Jan

45

2,800

19%

Jan

26% July

15,800

7%

Oct

10

25%
39

8%

39%

22%

23

71%

8%

600

Jun

J-'n

4,600

13% Jan

17 ys Mar

basis

ord

reg

12%

America

•

25

1

7

13%

25

25%

6%

500

2.400

12,900

7

Oct

4%

3%

Jan

7%

600

6%

•
1

Potash Co

of

3%

10s
1

common

Corp common
Corp

Oct

Ltd—

rets

4%%

Gas

& Fuel

Eastern

Malleable
States

$7

$6

Assn

prior preferred

Eastern

Feb

12 3A

Jan

9% July
9% Feb

8%
25

6%

Jun

Jan

13%

Oct

Oct

30%

Jan

Sep

9"% May

ft
Eastern

3%

1H% Jan

Jan

25%

1634

*
1

(The)

44% Mar

27 % July

~9%

Jan

6%

18)

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Dynamics

Jan

134
36

14%

3,000

13%

Jan

118 July

July

550

9%.

13%

15 %

16

9

13%

32 V4

1,400

Oct

1

Oct

2%

14

24

common

par

share-for-share

Apr

2ft

Oct

Jan

Spd

Oct

10c

10%

Laboratories—

13%

534 May

12%

5.500

Sep

Feb

(Allen B)

26

28,700

300

9

58%

5ft

6%

Sep

4-:%

5

5}g

6%

50

400

3ft Sep
7ft Feb

100

39% Mar

5%

~1% Oct*

8

850

Co
Dui ham Hosiery class B

22,800

Oct

900

7,600

1%

Oct '

39%

43%

14%

-

13%

Feb

56

13%

1%

Jan

17%

-

52

4'A

6%

9%

440

42

18%

~1%

Oct,

10,500

56

May

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235

13%
41%

43

3% Aug
11% Jan

33

Sep *
Jun

*

14

1,500

Oct

3%

10

1,200

...

159

32

24% Mar

Co

3,200

34 %

I

Sep
17% Sep

Co.

Harris
Power

6,800

33

90

235

14%

10

Corp common
Drilling & Exporation Co

]}

,

Jan

14%

9

•

Ltd

Draper

3%

33

Feb

Oct

1434

5%

common

Ltd

Brewery

Dragon

%

*

25%

1

23%

1
*

3%

6%%
preference
20
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc~
1
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd..
2
Canadian Canners Ltd common
•
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co ecu
•

Sep

32.50

15%

350

13%

7.50

Ltd

Co

ft Sep

19,300

1,100

2%

20%

Att

stock

ord

Inc

16 %

15%

13%

18%

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1
2.50
*

reg

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4,300

26%

Jan

Ltd—

Co

American dep rets ord
Diversey (The) Corp—1

12.500

1334

6%

700

14

10

%

26

Oct

600

1,900

8

—25c

$2 preferred
Douglas Oil Company.:

15%

Sep

8%

1234

1

Oils Ltd

Jan

26%

Jun

Oct

2%

13%

1

Co

3%

1

8

73%

8

1

Products

Steel

Devon-Leduc

Jan

"

16% July
20% Aug
9% July

37%

100

1034

_I~5

Oct

100

30

14

5

Manufacturing

11

Campbell Chlbougamau Mines Ltd

Oct

45 % May

21%

200

1234

35

—

&

15%

Canada Bread Co Ltd

Oct

5%

2%

2.50

Gray Iron Foundry.:

Textile

7

7

20%

•

2%

14

30

234

10

50c

"%

•

30
;

•

1

Gasket

Dominion

Sep
15% July

1434

4

(Mo)

Detroit

Dominion

May
Sep

8

2.50

Mfg class A common

Sep

4

*
25c

5

common

Jan

% July

8

5

Corporation

Sep

ZZZl

35.

9,100

8%

66

10c

•

,

Oils Ltd-

6634

class A

10% July

Calvan Consol Oil <fe Gas Co
Camden Fire Insurance

common

61%

._

Rubber Co

10

16

Oct

1

1

Inc

Sep

Jan

•

10c

Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd

17%

9%
19%

__1

Inc

500

25,900

Jan

300

5,100

Crystal Dairies Inc
Davenport Hosiery Mills

1,900

1%

Sep

Ie

500

14,200

Daitch

10%

1%

18%

11%

5

Co

6'/8

1%

1,200

20%

20

9%

Common

lOc

16

Apr
Jan

,0

18 %

50c

Jan

%. Sep
12% Jan

19%

6ft

common

Manufacturing

15%

c
C & C Super
Corp (new)
Cable Electric Products^common

5%

48% July

1134

7%

common

10%

7.50

15%

5U

common

4%

61/4

1534

8%

(Md)

Cuban

25%

8% Mar

Oct

16

2,600

534

Crown Cork Internat'l "A" partic
Drug Co common
Crystal Oil Refining common
$6 preferred

Oct

Jan

6% Mar

35 3A Mar

100

%

reg)—£1

Crown

22% Apr
7%

17%

%

1 *

ft

25c

convertible class A

Power

(ord

Co

&

10

1

;_12%c

1,200

16

19

Jan

1

common

17

17%

3s 6d

Son Inc

100

8

10%

9
2 50

13

23 %

23%

50c

__II

Milner

Detroit

141/s

lo

Jan

17%

%

1.50

receipts

Detroit
.

•




dep

Petroleum

Demlein

1

2 50

Aug

'

3%

l

9% Mar
9 % July *

26

Jan

Ltd—

Feb*

2%

3

*

Beverage Corp

Curtis

50

Feb

Jun

1%

9,800

%

46

93A

5%

1,300

2

*

,

American

Crown

6%

1%
46

Aor

Oct

1%

6 %

46

July

16%

& Reynolds common
preferred class A

Creole

%

2

•

Corroon
$1

6

1

53A

■

5c

Mines

Sep

1

page

Gold

11%

•

see

A

Class

Co

6,800

10

Cement Co Ltd

Class

Cornucopia

1

-

;

6

"wLr

_10c

—

__

Distillery Ltd—
voting
non-voting

(II)

•

•

Corp

Inc

Cook Paint & Varnish

__

'

Corp

Commercial

Uranium

2%

4% Aug
14% Jan

£1

common

Aviation

Car-Na-Var

Continental

634 Apr
23% Aug
11% Feb

Oct'

Inc

Continental

Sep

12% Mar

Lines

14%

32%

common

Burry Biscuit Corp
Byrd Oil Corporation

,

Air

13%

•

class B

footnotes

Oct*

2%

14%'

£1

American dep rets ord shares

For

Feb

10c

vtc

Crowley

10s

common

Homestead

22

3,000

43A Aug

53% July
15% July /
10% Jan

Burma Mines Ltd—

Canadian

Jan

18%

12%

Apr

10s

Distillers

60c convertible preferred
Bunker Hill & Sullivan

Canada

16%

17%

18

Sep

33A Mar

45%

•

common

Electric

Aug

•

Consolidated

1

preferred

California

45

100

Co

Feb

5

Inc

cumulative preferred
Rubber Co common

Sugar

Jan

4%

Oils

400

41%

dep rets ord reg

Eastern

38

Jan

4%

Products

19,600

•

Co

Budget Finance Plan

Calif

17

15

39 3A

50%

•

American dep rets ord reg
British Columbia Power common
British Petroleum Co Ltd—

Calamba

Jan

9% Mar

50

1

American Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord
reg
British Celanese Ltd—

6%

98

12

27% Mar

50

British

&

92% Aug
8'A Mar

1,300

600

Crowell-Collier Publishing Co

♦

Burroughs (J Pi

50

1234

350

26%

•

7%

95

11%

1,500

30% July

3

Company
Buckeye Pipe Line

94

12%

10%

Jan

common

F

94

Jan

10%

Jun

British American

S

813A Jun,

36%

8%

*

B

28%

Sep

10

19%

*

Bruck Mills Ltd

Jan

75%

3534

5,200

Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co common.!

Bruce (E L) Co

25%

10

9% Mar

26%

Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord
Breeze
Corp
common

4%

200

77

Jun

23%

20c

Brown

27

77

6%

Feb

11% Mar

■

26%

2,700

24

1

Foote Gear Works

Company

27.-

63A Mar

6%

23

Brad

Forman

12 % J'llV

4%

25%

50c
•

Co

22,600

1
to

"2%

„

100

American

8% Mar

1,300

23%

prior cumulative preferred
Borne Scrymser
Co
Bourjois Inc

Brown

2,600

7

Caribbean

8

5%
19%

17%

—

25

5%%

Brown

10%

4%

I

Corp

&

Co

9%

434

1

—

common

(S)

5

1,300

1

Gorham class A

(H C)

10,500

10

1

\

common

Blumenthal

19%

50c
common

Benrus Watch Co Inc

Blauner's

5%

1

Bellanca Aircraft common
Bell Telephone of Canada common

Inc

7ft Mar

10%

14%. Oct

1

434

32% -July

3%

2,500

"ill

20c

Beckman Instruments Inc

Bohack

"4%

"1%

9%

Shoe Corp

Black Starr &

7

}

"l%

•

Inc

Instrument

Jan

1—..1

5

Oct

15%

"5%

50o

Company:

Bickford's

11,000

—

Tr

(A Si

4%

"700

CocKsnutt

Corby

Bearings

Belock

9%

9ft

"3%

lo

:

Light & Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp

Beck

9%

los Andes—

Inc
Beau-Brummell Ties

18.100

14

Consol

Feb

8%
21

1

common

Oil

5i§

Continental

14% Mar

'

lc

common

Class A

Refractories

Oct

.514

16%

Consolidated

B

Basin

Jan

3%

5%

15% Mar

14

Jan

Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas—

Basic

6

5,800

Continental

Electronic

Ayshire Collieries Corp

Barcelona

1,200
24,200

16%

Colonial Sand & Stone Co

2%

Jan.;

14

May

105%

3A

16%

Aluminum

Colts

5% Aprl;
18 % JaD,

3%

.1

8

Feb

5% Mar

Feb

ft Oct

Hosiery Co
5
Lambert Manufacturing—4
Coal Corp common
20

Claussner

&
Clinchfield
Club

Apr

3%

11%

*

Co

Corporation

Coastal

BVs

500

1634

5

Co

L

Colonial Airlines

1% May
41
Aug

1,600

3%

1

Automatic

99% Feb

80

1%

Corp warrants

American shares
Banff Oil Ltd..

D

200

5

1

Stamping

(The)

Controller

Community
104% 105

•

Atlantic

Banco de

Auto

Clark
Clark

400

5%

334

5

July

on

'53)

1

Baldwin Securities

Mining

& Cable Corp

13

4%

Sep

1634

5

Commodore Hotel Inc

Fisheries

Baldwin Rubber

Consolidated

Colon

8% Jan

£1

Coast

Axe Science &

Jan

Jun

116

10 %

4

Jan

24% Mar

Oct

11%

10

17%

3,700

Feb?

110

110

-334

1

Apr

31%

110%

18

10

38%

30%

Feb

10%

1423A Jun,

5

—1

Clarostat Manufacturing Co

Sep

12

Jan

5%

2.50

Clary

109% May
7% Jan

8% Aug
8% Jan

10

America

Apr

Sep

5%

4,600

of

32

14% May
107

400

110

10

common

Oct

Sep

2,600

934

Aug

1

—2

Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine

City

Apr

10%

934

34

•

Co Ltd.

Aug

31%

Atlantic

Atlas

%

6

Co

Corp

Charter Oil

Feb

5

13%

934

Jan

-a

5% Jan

Apr

116

—.100
10o

common..

111

Tel—
arrear

&

Charls

Circle Wire

•

Inc

of

Chamberlin

Oct

2.50

Stores

$43

'53

50

27%

17,100

Sep

Aircraft Co

12

Industries—

Laundries

Associated

17

108

6 %

6%

dep rets reg
Food

Cessna

Jan

22 Va

14,300

16

Jun

8%

9%
934

2

Oct

Co—

Power

preferred

Clayton

Corp

Electric

American

31%

108

warrants

Equipment

Associate

17

3%
107

3,600

29%

100

-

Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Aro

25

Sep

Maine

Sep

Light—

preferred

Armour

31%

5

Co

130

8%

2

1

—

Central Power & Light 4% pfd
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Convertible preference

Chief

: 109

22%

5

Gas

&

4

1

pfd—100

Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co

Appalachian Elec Power 4'%%
Argus Cameras Inc
Arkansas

11%

13,400

Janr-

1

Corp
$1.50 series

preference

3.50%

16

Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—

14,300

5%

-1

Illinois Secur

24%

-

10

Central

150

1ft
2ft

Oct
l'/s July

-1
;

Oct

700

.

2s 6d
1

& Co

1%

600

Jm/

2ft

27%

—■.—*

Explorers Ltd

62

28 %

2,000

fft

•

Corp of America

Central

29%

Sep

173A Mar

6,400

234

2

1

pfd

$5

Corporation

Sep

23%

8%

25%

1ft

1

High

53A Mar

ft

2%

19.50

Light

1%

60%

pfd—25

preferred

Catalin

28%

8

*

Seal-Kap common

American

400

25

—

American

1%

Low

12,800

-—-—-•

dep rets B ord

(A M)

13% July
10% July

U< July
U Jun

6,900

Castle

38

Feb

2

634

5

Kennedy Inc
&

25

2ft

1

common

Power

.25

Range since Jan.

High

6%

1

common

Carter (J W) Co common
Casco Products common...

Jan

23
—

1

American Meter CO———.

1%

62

20

Co

Maracaibo

1%

1
—100
25

1

u

Mar

&

Co

Shares

Carreras Ltd—

Jun

6%
30

n

24

9% Mar

350

13

12%

13

pfd
15
§American Bantam Car Co common—1
conv

American

Baxter

6%

6c

vtc

Ltd

Producers

Sep

Jan

35

98%

Oil

pfd—10

Natural Gas Ltd vtc—.

Canso

Feb

Mar

37%

Canso

15%

Sep

Lid panic
Minerals

Capital City Products
Capital Transit Co

19

9% Mar
12 %

-•
—♦
25c

common

Air Filter 5%

Anacon Lead

7% July

Jan

American

Industries Inc

American

Petronna

Williston

4%

400

13'/4

100

cumulative preferred
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
$3.75

Aluminum

Canadian
Canadian

for Week

Low

-1

Sales

Range
of Prices

Par

Oct

4

12,400

4%

Last

Sale Price

Marconi

Sep

of America—

Aluminum Co

American

9%

9%

1

63 a

4%

1

-

—

Ambrook

1
High

51

Jan

53a

6,100

Fisher common

&

since Jan.

LOW

9%

Week's

Friday

High

8%

9%

21

American Stock Exchange

Canadian

1
Allied Artists Pictures Corp
-1
5%% convertible preferred
10
Allied Control Co Inc..
—1
Allied Internat'l Investing cap stock—1
Allied Products (Mich) common
5
Alles

OCTOBER

ENDED

STOCKS

Shares

Louj

Algemene Kunstzijde N V—
Amer dep rets Araer shares——.——
All American Engineering Co
10o
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc

WEEK

for Week

of Prices

Last

FOR

Sales

Week's

Friday
STOCK8

Iron

Corp

preferred series A
preferred series B

common—10

13 ¥4

12%

13

¥4

14,600

9%

100

78'%

77 -%

78 %

600

63%

30%

30%

10

21%

23

25

1

23

*
•

168

182% 182'%
168

168

1,000

28

17%

Jan

14%

Sep

Jan

81%

Sep

Mar

37%

Jur

Apr

•26 %

Jun

25

172

May

195

100

160

May

181% Feb

Mar

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Volume

.

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RANGE

Friday

Week's

Last

Range

STOCKS

American Stock Exchange

t

Saie Price

Par

Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common snares

$2 preferred
Elder

Mines

Electric

1

%

%

30,000

%

Sep

26%

26

26%

8,300

25%

Oct

1

14 Va

11%

14 Va

8,700

10% Aug

18

18

100

16% Jan

20% July

14%

15 Va

3,400

23

9VB

9%

2,900

11% May
7%. Aug-.

7%

"7%

1,000

,.

Emsco Manufacturing Co

!

'

common

convertible

1

15

20c

9%

102%

1st

7%

5

27

•

— —

Esquire

j%

3%

3%

18 Va

10,700

43 Vb

41%

43 Vb

750

10c

4%

4%

x4%

—10

8%

8Vb

x8 %

com

preferred--

1

11%

Eureka Pipe Line common

8

6-.

2 Va

2{|

348,500

1 Vb

1%

14 V*

14%

Jan

Sep

5%

Oct

iAug

9 '/a

Aug

.

1,900

.

15

4% Jan

6%

Sep

1

2

}g

Oct

1%

Oct

May
%

liO

15

Jan

18 % Mar

July

& Co class A

(Max)

Fairchild

Camera

1

Fargo Oils Ltd
Association

Firth

Sterling

Fishman

Ford

Motor

Class A
Class

Ford

Co Inc

Line

1
1

——

Ltd

class

A

4 u

1% Jan

*itr

4,900
550

61 %

4%

4%

14,700

4%

-

Oct

7%

135

•

3% Jan

Co_.
Brewing
:

(Peter)
Fuller (Geo

A)

3

July

6

^ July

6614 July

67/a

Apr

11

July

Aug

24

Jan

5%

Jan

■;136%

132

1

5%

1,400

102%

Jan

6Yb

5%

16,300

3
4

5

3%

% Jan

4

,

15 Va

Oct

3

1,700

15 Vb

'-r

5%

1,900

3%

1
—1.25

Co

200

37,200

1% Apr

8 Vb

Sep

Israel-Mediterranan Petrol Corp Inc_lc

3 >4

3%

3%

31,400

1

Sep

4 Vb

Sep

4%

4%

4%

Co

•

common——

5% preferred :

!—

Mfg Co common

Oct

2% Apr
14% Mar

100

Glass

Co

O'Mahoney
Jupiter Oils Ltd

Kaiser

Motors

Kansas
Katz

15c

200

30%

30%

1

6%

warrants

6%

:

6

27%

Jan

Apr

1,000

87/a

Oct

160

Sep
Sep

-190
8%

Jun

47/b

Feb

6'/a July

17%

Jun

Aug

"2Vb

*'

2 Vb

8

Oct

3%

Feb

2 Va

1,800

2(4

May

1%

900

9%

5%

_2

~lYa

Alloys Co
u
•
General Builders Supply • Corp com_»—t£
t
5% convertible preferred—vi*'.
—25 -

34% July
115

3% Mar

——

General

Sep

3"%

Jan

17% July

Sep
Aug

19% May

General Electric Co Ltd.—
American

General

dep

ord

rets

Fireproofing

£1

reg

7A

5

100

106 Va

common——50c
preferred
20

3%

pfd—

General Plywood Corp

convertible

5%

Service

Public

"u

Gold

Yellowknife
(A C)

Globe

Union

Gobel

Co

(Adolf)

Inc

Class

$4.50

prior

—5
—-5

preferred
Mines—

Goodman Manufacturing Co.,

Non-voting
7%■

Pacific Tea—

Atlantic &

Great

Sweet

Greer

Grass

1
-—50c

Ltd

Oils

Hydraulics

!

Oct

1%

Feb

A

Feb

105 %

107

Aug

110% July
4% Jan

2%

13,300

Oct

5j»r Oct

8%

Jan

Oct

117/b Mar

100

15

Mar

16 % Mar

29

28

29

650

21

Jan

31

14%

14 Va

14 V2

11%

Jan

19% May

10%

22

—

42%

—-

.

Oct

157/b

Oct

20

500

Jan

24%

Oct

1%

1,500
10

42%

40%
40

75%

1%

Sep

2%
57

Feb
Mar

Apr

49% Mar

Sep

88

1%

30

77

Jan

75%

-

"l%

July

10%

1,100

1%

1%
—

5,700

10%

21%

9Va

Drug

-1

"9%

Oil

&

Company—.

Harvard Brewing Co

Mfg Co
Bakeries Inc
Lithographing Co

Bishop

f
-1
—10c
l°c

;

Inc

Corp

Kleinert

(I

Rubber

B)

Hotels

Knott

Kobacker

5
—-—25c

Mining Co—
Rubenstein common

(WE)

•

—

1
100
100
1

& Co common

5% % preferred

preferred
r—
Henry Holt & Co common—1
4%

Inc—____10c

Hercules Galion Products

Highie Mfg Co common
5%
convertible preferred
Hoe

—.—

Corporation

Herder's
Hormel

Co

1

common

(Geo A)

& Co

&

Hardart Baking

Horn

&

Hardart

Co.

:

Hubbell

(Harvey) Inc common
Oil Refining capital stock
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co-

Humble

Lake

18(4

14%

15,

39

39

22% Oct
18 Va May

13% July
Apr

Feb
Oct

28 Vb

16% Apr

14 Va May

25

42% Jun

A ^n
30% July

3%

3

3%

13,500

3%

3%

3%

1,500

38% Feb
3
Sep
*2% Mar
% May

%

A

5,000

27%

27%

400

19

Jan

19 %

19%

600

19

Sep

12%

12 Va

300

3 Va

4,000

11% Jan
2% Jun

A
19%

1(4

1%

1A

5,300

6%

6%

100

5

21%

3

May

5

107% Aug

1,600

6%

Feb

5

5% July
>■

Jan

25

-13% May
4 Vb Mar

iy8

Jan

1% Mar

6

Oct

8% Jan

14% Feb

21% May

Lamson

Feb

Lefcourt

Mangel

Manischewitz

_3%

3%

(The B)

*

100
5
♦
5

3,900

3%

New

(when

common

McKee

(A

& Co

G)

North

139%

138% 139%
2 %,

2

2

3

Ji<r

n%

ft

1174

914

-

:.

Mead

Mfg

Menasco

-.

■

-14%.

Cigar

Machinery

International

Metal

Industries

International Petroleum

Michigan

Steel

Michigan Sugar
6% preferred

11

July

Middle

Jan

141

July

Midland

Sep

....

14%

2
May»x
10%Jniy i

„

14,100

8ft Sep

3% Jan
4 4 Jan
18% Jan

Oil

Tube
Co

Corp $1

56% Mar

61% July

International

International

Wohl

Miller

2.50
1
10

:

1,100
3,400

26%

Jan

48 Va

Sep
Oct

Missouri

1,200

13%

Oct

16

Sep

Molybdenite Corp

55 %

Jan

61% Aug

1% Jun

4 %

1,200

3%

Sep

4%

4%

200

4%

Sep

2 Vb

2 %

800

1%

Aug

4

4'/b

"2%
5%

5%

38%
3 Vb

9%

9%

3,300

36%

Sep

300

2%

Apr

5%
6%
2%
12%
59%
3%

10

1,800

r%

Jan

15%

2,450

17'4

Sep

400

16%

Oct

5%
39

3 Va

20

18

21

17%

17 Vb

17%

100% 102

102

78%
17%

78%
17 %

20,4J0

5% Aug

30

78%

20

17%

99

2,0

3%

3 Va

9%

76%

14(4
3(4

900

9%

3%

200

Oct

Jan
Jan

Oct

12%

12%

13%
3% "

3%

3%

26

*

700

20 Vb

2,700

3%

8,300

4%

3,500

27%

700

4%

4%

27%

2,476

8

.

Jan

9

—

Mar

12%

Pwr

Minnesota

&

Public

Light

5%

25%

141%

30

26%

1,500

37%
100%

37%
96

see

17 Va

18

3%
3%
xl7

138

20%

Sep

1,800
400

Sep

Mar
5
10% Sep

10 %

Sep

15% July

1,300

12 Vb

6%

6%

12%

37%

36%
11
—

—

6A"

1,000

37-58
11
—

22,900

6,i:0
100

4

5%

Jan

Montgomery Ward & Co

Moody

Clemens

96 Vb

5Va
107%

8%

96%

10

4%

5%

1,800

106

8%

103
9 Vb

Sep
Oct

20va May

10

§Muntz

(when issued)
TV Inc

Murray

Ohio Mfg

Rights

1

Co

Muter Company

common

Nachman

50%

Sep

149%

Jun




Feb

10% Feb

Jan

7%
27

62% Sep

Jan

13

8Vs

5%

5%

900

5

14%

2,500

U

4,000

)g

Oct

1%

Feb

600

7 >4

Sep

8%

Feb

500

14

1!

7%
16%

9%

May

11%

12%

21%

5%

Sep

9 Va

Oct

17%

Jan

12%

Oct

14%

Apr

31

Aug

200

7%

100
900

22%

5%

5,400

Oct

3% Mar
5%

Jan

75

34 Vb

Oct

800

22%

105

Jan

1,000

6
35

21%

17 Vb

200

105

104

Jan

20 Vb May

24%
5%

35

19% Mar

16%

,

23%
-

Oct

100

>

6%

5

Jan

Feb

6Vb July
15%

33,800

10%

103

Jan

Jan

12% Aug

25% Jun
Jun

9%

Feb

33

6% July
6% Sep
Jun

36 Va

July

26

107% Aug
15 Vb

Apr

13%

13%

13%

900

1%

1%

1A

24,100

1%

Oct

3,300

22%

Oct

20

98

Aug

80

104

Oct

108

Mar

100

Jan

105

July

23%

23%. 24%
102

101
105 V*

~4%

105% 105 %

~4%

4%

140

173

174

43

10%

200

44

10

10%

50

400

3%

Apr

165% Mar
41

Jun

7% Jan
Oct

2% May

31%

Sep

103% July

5% July
176%

Jan

46% July

July

12

5% iJan

4'

200

4

3% Mar

3%

Jan

20%

4

20

400

19

Jan

23%

Jan

300

116

Jan

146%

27,100
13,000

5

Oct

6%

Sep
Sep

1 ve

Apr

2

Feb

129 Va

127

128

1%

5%

1%
8%

100

5 Va

25%

Apr

30% Mar
9%

Sep

2,100

Jun

31

May

39

Sep

800

5

Aug

7

Jan

200

5 Ve

7

100

9%
36

36

~5V8

2
28

28

~9%

6

26%

Oct

National

Jun

Mar

111%

Feb

42% Aug

105
5%

July

Jan

Jun

9% July

19%

Apr

Aug

15%

Sep

Feb

81}

Jun

36

Oct

42%

Sep

10%
94

4%

Jan

Aug

12% July
9

Jun

Brewing Co

14

Oct

6,800

16%

16 Vb

16%

8,900

3%

3%

5%

9,200
2,400

15%

400

—

National Mfg & Stores common-,
National

Petroleum

Ltd

National Presto Industries Inc.
National Research Corp—
National

Rubber

National

Starch

Steel

Machinery—
Products common

Car

Telefilm

National

Transit common
Union Electric Corp

Le

Mur Co

99%

Jan

New

England Tel & Tel

8%

Feb

New

Haven

50c

Clock & Watch Co

preferred

25%

Aug

New

Feb

36%

Feb

New Mexico & Arizona Land

31 Va

Sep

New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd—:

11%

Feb

New Park Mining Co

Oct
Jan

12% July

conv

New Idria

New

Min & Chem

Jersey

Process

—

Co

Zinc—r._

Co

24,800

A

2A
11%

600

19

18%

19%

2,900

19 Va

19 Va

20

1,500

16

17% Feb

Jan

6%

Oct

Sep

27%

Jan

2%

Jan

4%

Jan

12% Mar

4% July
5 Va

Apr

16% May

2%

Oct

10 Vb Mar

12 Va

Jan

17%

Oct

33 Vb

Jan

1 Va

May

29%
3

29 >4

50

3 Vb

6,100

19 Va

Apr

24%

Jan

24 Vb

1

Jan

30

Sep

26%

Jan

34%

Sep

3

Oct

3 Vb

Aug

4% July
5% Aug

common

4%

100

-30c
1

2%

3%

8,100

10 Va

10%

1,40 »

10 Vb

Oct

12

Jun

10%
25%

24%

35%

1,700

21

Feb

28 Vb

Jun

4%

4%

100

Sep

7%

Jan

1
_40c

common:

Jan

2

11%

4 Va

5

i

Dominion Oil Ltd

Jan

A

4%

1
w

Neptune Meter common
New British

2

11%

10c

Associates—

National U. S. Radiator Corp
Nestle

15

1

25c
2
1
10

3%
5%

1

—*

Ltd

Jan

6%

6%

1

(Mich)

24% May
5

15

15

5%

National Bellas Hess common

Jan

20 Vb

800

7Vb Jan

300

1

Oct

2,8 50

28% Sep

10%

6%

Co

Milling

Jun

8%

Feb

5% May

4,200

National Alfalfa Dehydrating &

9%

7 Vb

5,200

9,400

—1

Inc

126%

8 %

5%
9

21%

Sep

51%

21%

10

Corp

Namm-Loeser's

Jan

7 Vb

1,600

35

5

2.50
.—10
50c

Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common

Oct

8%

Oct

34,200

7%

5%

8%

7%

19 Vb

26%

4

100

99%

-4-

Jan

11% Mar

21%

2.50

Vernon-Woodherry Mills
Mountain States Tel & Tel..

Mt

1.9C0

15,400

Oct

31%

4

2,300

5

35.

5%

„

27%

22%

Oct

12%

174

Products

Metal

Jan

'

25%

Oct

25%

49%

7%

*
*
10c

cumulative preferred

Mar

7% Jan
15%

8

—

20 Vb

300

4% Sep
27%

84% May

5%

18

Feb

32% Jan

8 Va

Mt

July

11,200

16 %

10%

1

Oct
Aug

82

44 Vb

22%
26 Vb

21 »4

%

100

series B__100

21

Mar

200

18

preferred

preferred

preferred series C
-100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
*

20

Sep

1,700

10c

page

11

Feb

May

14%

4.50%

6%

19% Aug

6,200

Jun

38 Vb

8 Vb

cumul

4%

100 Vb

5 Vb

5%

cumulative

25%

104

27%

Co

*

Ltd

class A
Investors participation pfd
Morris Plan Corp of America—

105

~5%

5(4

pfd——100

common

Molybdenum Corp
Monongahela Power Co—
4.80%

Jan

11% July

Jan

9%

9%

22%

•

i—.

(Can)

4.40 %

Apr
Sep

Feb

200

5%

5% Aug

13% Jan

500

18

44 %

8%

50%

1

:.

Service

Jan
Jan

5%9

A Jan

28'4

10

25%

21%

5

Jan

Oct

3%

47%
140

26%

Oct

Feb

15% Mar

15%
141

2%

Jan

37%

*•

50

14 Va

250

May
Sep

42'4

preferred—*

50c

48 Va

12%

*
•

1

common—

Co

4%

1,300

32
45

9%

1

convertible preferred—

13%

capital stock-*

Products

Resistance

footnotes

25c
1

Refineries

Mid-West

45%

1%

20

Jan

37% July

30

19 Vb

■

57 Vb

Oct

19

24

Co

14 Vb

1%

18

100

17*4

50c

Piping

48 Vb

57 Vb

3% Apr

800

17%

1

conv

Apr

1,800

23(4

common

Feb

14 Vb

3%

4

•

3%

1%

Aug

30

19

Abrasive.

Mid-West

5%

Jan

10 Va

18%

3%

24

:

Jun
May

18

37%

common

Co

Midwest

Jan

28%

41

6

10

$2 non-cum dividend shares

12% Feb

.^11

92% Jun

150

11

——1

common

3 Va Mar

70% May

30

.*

Corp

18'4 Oct
20 Va

Steel Products—

Midland
Midvale

11
Sep
15% Feb

v

Oct

13 vb Mar

36 Vb

10%

3%

5

common

States Petroleum

..Sep
v-.lOO-^i 14% Mar

..-400

36

18%

issued)

Corp common

4%

5

A

U

1

10% July

.....,2.„.

1,400

1%

2,500

85%

1

20% July
5U Feb
224

.

1

International

84

84

Co

Textile

Metal

133%

12,900.

Jan

3,500

17

Co

Iron

Mar

40

Mar

13

2,200

17
■

96% Aug

68

100

17

•
1
5

National

Inc

1%

1%

•

& Co—1:

Johnsan

Feb

181

77,7OO

3 ty
lira.

8iiU-9%
11

£l

America

18 Vb

1%

7% Mar
46% Jan

50

86

18 Vb

£1

McWilliams Dredging common

Bumper

3% Jan

250

184

2.50

(Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland
£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co—
50c
of

Co

Apr

8

Jan

6%

775

85

Massey-Harris-Ferguson LtdMays (J W) Inc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.—

Michigan

7%

30

Jan

13%

43% July

7

Communication Co Ltd

13% Mar

500

188

187

3%

Imperial Oil

International Breweries

250

Marconi International Marine

Mar

Imperial Chemical Industries—
reg

900

6%

'.—1

common.

30% May

1,6)0

Oct
4% Jan

150

6

50c

Service Co

Stores

Oct

9%

4% Mar

37% Jan

32

2

Corporation

Oil

Public

Maine

11 Vb May

3% Jan

M
Magna

13 Vb May

7% Sep

6 Va

1
—*

;

Mar

23,400

8%

5%

1
1

Land & Exploration—:
Lunkenheimer (The)
Co

26 %

16

Sep

Feb

9%

-8% Feb

-

4

5

Louisiana

300

~9%

10%

6% Jan

100

:

•

Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co

26 Vb

29-

31% Jun

47/a. Oct

100

7%

*

National

Illinois Zinc Co common

Co

A

.

Lynch Corp

15

Jan

31%

Merrill Petroleums Ltd

I

dep rets ord

class

Chain

Sep
Oct

1

Class B

Steel

12 Vb

20

1
10

Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5% cumulative preferred
Groceterias

10 V*

4

4

-—25c

Realty common.
Le Tourneau (R G.) Inc

Mesabi

Jan

"7%

50c

.

11%

6 Vb

1,000

307

11%
10 Va

5

Lear Inc common

Locke

27%

5

University.

Oct

4%

2,400
1,900
1,300

7VB
12%

U%

Machine Co

Salle Extension

Loblaw

6%
12 Va

10

Sessions Co_

&

7%
12 Va

1
5

Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamson Corp cf Delawere

5(4

Jan

GVb

3,300
4,700

6

4%

~5

——1

900

21 Va

21

5%

1

Mines Ltd

Shores

National

For

18 Va

14%

_3%

Laclede-Christy Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc__

Feb

19%

*
5

Hyrirc-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food Products

Insurance

22%
11 ya

,_33%c
20c

Co

Jun

3%

*

common

preferred

Amer

18

1

Forge

l7/e

17,600

—*
15

Inc

Horn

5%

3Va Oct

15% Sep

100

10

Kroy Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co

74%

19%

——60c
1
*

;

Holly Stores Inc
Holophane

100

7.50

Jan

5

Hollinger Consol Gold Mines

Holly

17%

5

Jan

25c

Inc"

Hofmann Industries

1

10
—2.50

& Co class A

(R)

17%

*

.-1

Co

Stores

Kropp. (The)

300

1
1

Corp

49

38%

1——-—

_i

Dept Stores common

Heller

2
1
-1
25
1

—

Hathaway

Hecla

Jan
Oct"

10,000

50

Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd—

4% %

Plywood Corp
Hartford Electric Light

Helena

Jan

3%
22%

•

Development Co

Mining Corp of Canada

Harbor

Hearn

2%

3%
22%

—2.50

310

15%

Leases—

Hall Lamp Co

Eazeltine

2% Feb

Jan

5

;

55

1 %

21

Company

Hammond Organ

Hazel

Sep

111

3%

1.

,

(Del

52%

H

Havana

1%

200

pfd-—100

Company

Co

26 Ve

55,

'

Hastings

9,000

53,000

5

.-

Kennedy's IncKidde (Walter).& Co

Feb

500

—-9c
J.—
1
Grocery Stores Products common^-—£r
Gypsum Line & Abalastine
•
Freehold

Gruoil

Jan

9%

1

OH & Chemical Co

Great

Griesedieck

1%
3%

1

Corp

Micromatic Hone Corp

*
■:—100

1st preferred

Great Lakes

Jan

:

stock

common

5%
18%
113

15 %

*

1
—50
Gorbam Manufacturing common
4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd—25
Grand Rapids Varnish.
1
Gray Manufacturing Co
5
Great Amer Industries Inc__,
10c
Consolidated

Sep
108% July

9 Va

•

1

class A

43

15 Va

'

*

B

Goldfield

6

10%

Inc

Godchaux Sugar

5%

5

9%

B

-—

Apr

% Sep

75

2%

——

1

GJenmore Distilleries class

1,500

108% 110
2%

'

—10

Gladding McBean & Co

Jun

108%

10% July

105 V*

*

Glen Alden Corp

16

10

3,600

2%

*
—•

2,600

n

Jan

105% Aug
3% Jun

100

V

112

%

109%

1

Mines

common

-

16 Vb

16%
112

,

Gilbert

3%

3%

$6

Gilchrist Co

220

Mar

33%

1,000

106 Va 108

,

preferred—*
SGcneral Stores Corporation
1
Georgia Power $5 preferred—.
*
$4.60 preferred
*
Gerity Mich Corp
;
1
Giant

41%

41%

41%

common—*

General Outdoor Adv 6%

General

8% Feb

1%
2%

103%

—10c

4% Mar

1%
3

1

common

Inc

& Electric 4% %

Gas

Kawneer

La

109 %

■■■!

-

100

i

General Acceptance Corp

*

9% Sep

4% May

J
Jeannette

Jerry

Lanston Monotype
Power

Gellman

Jan

7%

Kio

May

7,000

104

—£1

Fort Pitt Brewing
Fox

•»

4%

Jun

8%' Sep

6%

Kingston Products

20

1,400

8 VB

•

dep rets ord reg

Gatineau

18 Vb Mar

7%

Sep

Motor Co Ltd—

Amer

94 Vb

Oct

5%

Jun

10
22

21%

Oct

12%

7%

31%

Jan

■v.®

Sep

89 %

of Canada—

non-voting
voting

B

11,200

2yff

7%

2%

20

300

6(4

10

Oct

53%

i

cm

1

Inc

21

4(4

4%
1

6% Oct

2,200

52 Vb

4%
53

2.50

-"700

7
23 %

2 Va

211

10

Inc

Stores

Flying Tiger

22 Vb

'*

(Phila)

(M H)

Fitzsimmons

6%

23

25c

t

Federated Petroleums Ltd—:

Fire

7

1

Instrument

&

3,200

13%

1

Kings Gounty Lighting common
4% cumulative preferred

F
Factor

2%
89 %

%' Sep

53

Aug
.

31,600

10

3% Mar

2%
13%

•

Oct:

4

5%

1956

High

—10c

Chute

Sep
Aug

9%

3% Jan

3 jo

~2 Va

$1 or 25c

"

Low

Jan

Apr * 3W>^30j4

41%

2,700
;

.

:,1Vb

,

Corporation Ltd

Warrants extended to Jan 1

Israel-American Oil Corp

1

Range since Jan.

High

""

1

Inc.;

Eureka

Irving Air

Apr

108

Oct

100

27

10c

_

Corp

Apr

177/8

Jan

7

l-'

1

"

cum

32

Shares

89 %

Investors Royalty
1
Iowa Public Service Co3.90%
pfd—100
Iron Fireman Manufacturing, v t c
•
Ironite
Inc
1.

May
% Jan

'

100

preferred

Steel

&

A

1

common

Corp of America.
1
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
Empire Millwork Corp___

U%

Apr

25

for Week

of Prices
Low

Par

5

.

Electronics

Erie "Forge

21%

16% Sep
21% Jan

200

21

Sale Price

yXHigh

1

Share

&

Electrographic Corp

$2

Low

Sales

Week's
Range

Last

American Stock Exchange

;

common.!

Limited

Equity Corp

Range since Jan. 1

30

Corporation

21

Friday

Shares

*

High

20 %

OCTOBER

ENDED

STOCKS

!

Bond

ElectroData

of Prices

Lata

WEEK

■<■

Beneficial int

ox

„

FOR

Sales ^

.

-4 =for Week

100
1
*

3

~2yV
134%

2VB
134

2

A

135

.

7,800
990

2%

4%
2 Va

131

Jan

Oct
Mar

Feb

2%

2%

2%

900

2 Va

Apr

4%

10%

10%

300

10 Vb

Oct

11%

2%

2%

15,200

2%

Aug

25c

39%

38%

40%

12,800

37 Va

Oct

16%

16%

17 Vb

3,600
20,600

16%. Oct

1
*

3% Mar
145

10%

50c
1
20c

4% July

3

2

118

2

2 Vb

2

2%

7,GOO

111

Oct

2

Oct

58

Jan

Jun

Oct
Mar

5

48%

Jan

27% May
2

A Oct

4Vb
82

Jan

July

.*>"

'

'■■*"

33

*

^

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

.

.

(1722)

Monday, October 24, 1955

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE

Week's

Friday
gale Price

American Stock Exchange

New

Yorx
York

New

common

Nipissing

Inc.—

2%

Jan

80

Sep

fee ton

Mar

12

Oct

Shattuck

Shawinigan

7'/4

8

12,800

6¥a

Jan

9 ¥4 Mar

Sherwin-Williams

9,000

11 ¥2

Aug

12%

12

Corp of America—
*
Class A T-U.—————*

55/8

Nuclear

40

3 ¥s Mar

7%

Co_______

Servomecnanlsms

Jan

7%

RR

Oct

2¥s

77/a

Ind Pub Serv W\lh

Jan

18

2,700

-1
50
pfd—100

Penn

10 ¥4

19 ¥2

Feb

50

50

100

50

Oct

Sep

56 ¥2

500

45

Jan

50%

Sep

90

90

101% 101%

2%

5%
2%

6%

2%

11,700
2*0
10

88

99

Jan

30,000

35,500

374

Oct

2

Oct

3

1
50c

Company

Sjmmons-Boardman

$3

Ogden Corp common-.
Ohio

Power

Okonite
Old

preferred

4

Oils

Ltd.

Corp

—25

Inc

Omar

157/8

14%

16%

18,300

6%

4 % Mar

Sep
Jan

71

73

61

Jan

108 %

Jan

113

Sep

3,6*0

1%

Apr

2ft Sep

425

68%

Oct

843/4 Mar

125

54

6%

6%

700

6%

Oct

81%

6'/4

6%

6%

100

6%

Jan

7%

7,500

4%

Jan

convertible

——1

Securities

7%

22

22

23 %

2J0

Amer

93%

84

94%

2,700

65%

26

200

18%

Jan

Sonotone

Jan

Boss

bVtVe
5 Vc

1st

preferred—

5%

1st preferred
redeemable 1st

5Vc

redeemable

35%

33%

..25

25

preferred

Sep

South

Oct

4.50%

red 1st pfd
Lighting $4.50 preferred

S4.40

dividend

$4.75

dividend

Pacific

1

12%

Power & Light 5% pfd
Page-Hersey Tubes common
Pan

Israel

Pen tepee

Oil

Oil

Penn

5%

Paramount
Park

Class

Corp
Company

Patino

of

Fennroad

Corp common

Pep Boys

Oils

Philippine

Phillips

Packing

Co

Phillips Screw Co
Pmchin

Johnson

Pioneer

Gold

&

Polaris

Scale

Power

Pratt

Lambert
Metals

Preston

East Dome

Producers

Progress

of

4

%

Puget

110

225

1%

1%

60

28,600

59

Jan

5

Jan

25 ¥2

15

Jun

24 ¥2
10 3/4

9%

Jan

6

Feb

1,700

10 %

6,700

6%

6% May
6% Jan

7%

7%

7%

1,7*0

5%

5%

5%

100

17%

8,000

Jan

4%

62%

400

61

Aug

x71%

18

18%

1,800

18

Jan

Jan

4%

iV

11*

2%

34,000

6',2

6%

6%

6

6

6%

4%

3%

17%

17 %

1%
9%
7%

4%
28

tye

18

1

3

5,000

5%

Sep

7%
9%

9,700

13 % Aug

9%

112
9%

2u0

~l3/4

2,000

53/4

1,(00

78%

Jan

6%

Aug

9 ¥4

5

400

3%

Jan

6 ¥2

Jun

28

200

4%
28

x4%

50%

50%

50%

Jan

56

57

400

52

Jan

60%

11%

11%

200

11%

Oct

12 3/4

Jan

Feb

IS ¥b

Oct

5/j Jan

103%

Jun

23/4

Apr

18%

1

"e/ij

1
1

Ltd

16

1

;

2%

6%
2%

15%

14%

100

19%

10,900

6 '/a

b.^vJU

2%

7,100

16

l,2u0

12%

14%

4,500

9%

—•

9%

400

49 %

12%
1%

Feb

12

Aug

12

Oct

9%

Feb

Russell

Oil

Ryan

Co

Fifth

57

*

com

10c

__i50c

Engineering..

1

3

14%

16%

Carlos

,

58

200

pfd

ord

5%

1%
1%

~7%

14%

Co

10
♦

:

Co

1
1

—i

2%

4,100

18 ¥2

1,600

17

5%

5,500

5

Oct

6

Mar

Apr
Apr

15 ¥2

5

5

3%

3%

400

Aug

15 ¥2

Aug

3¥a

Jan

20 ¥4

Sep

9% May
7y8

Jan

Jan

4%

Jan

43
6

18

17% Jan

Oct

Jan

59

Sep

8

Feo

20 ¥4

18 ¥2

Apr

12%

12 ¥2

200

10%

Jan

133/4

Jun

Inc

"3%

3¥a

3%

600

Aug

4%

*

1

Precision

Instrument

10c

Common.:

& Co

3/8

4%

4%
32%

200

3,000

Corporation

Jan

36

22 %

20%

Oct

51

52

450

37 ¥4

Jan

55

Sep

18%

19¥a

1,400

18 ¥2

Oct

23%

Jan

%

3%

4%

28,500

3% May

47/e

Apr
Jun

4

25c

7

303/s

Mar

145/b

Apr

223/4

1

21%

20%

21%

5,100

15%

39%

39

39 ¥2

1,000

3 6 ¥2 May

1

3%

5

7%

Oil

Corp

May

21 ¥2

*

Finch

Feb

8% Mar

263/4 Mar

22%

1

Ray

4¥s

Apr

18 ¥2

1

common

3

35,600

31%

4

•

(S)

6

323/8

•

Class

class A

B

common

3%
7%

4

1,100

3 ¥2

52

Aug

Texas

Inc

Jan

Jan
Mar

5¥a

Feb

Power

Oct

Jan

32

9% July

1 %

500

1%

106,400

Jan

14 ¥4

10 ¥4

Jan

24

Oct
Jan
Mar

1

%

10%

11%

200

7,000

Jan

3/4
37

9%

Jan

Lux

l3/4

Jan

Oct

14 ¥2

July

Feb

68

Jan

7%

7%

4,900

4%

Jan

11 ¥4

6%

400

4%

Feb

8%

July
Apr

2%

1,700

2%

1,6 JO

97'%

2%
97

2%

110

2% July
2% Jun
923%

Feb

3 ¥4

Jan

3 ¥4 Mar
98

Apr

Mar

True

Temper

13 '/a

14

1,900

10 3/4

Apr

5

~5%

~6%

July

3.800

5 %

28

29%

9% May

1,800

Sep
Sep

3%

800

3%

7%

700

6

Jan

74%

10%

78%

24

*

50c

Airlines

I

Aug

Aug
Sep

16 ¥2

Sep

Feb

6 ¥s Mar

8 ¥4

Union

'

11%

300

24

300

9

!»

85 %

Sep

9% Aug

133/8

Jan

Investment

Jan

Aircraft

United

Asbestos

2\h

35,300

Amer




35,

dep

ord

rets
RR

&

United Shoe

U S

Air

63/8

Apr
Jan

8 ¥2

Apr

23

1,800

20

Jan

28 ¥t Mar

32 ¥2

33 %

3,400

23

Jan

33

Oct

34,200

Jan

3

A Feb

2%

2,700

7

Jan

2%

25%

400

2%

Sep

12%

12%

1 %

22 ¥2

1,400

12 %

Aug

183/8

11%

12%

1,400

11

July

17

4%

6 ¥2

10.830

17 a

1%

2

13.600

4%

Sep

4% May

6%

Feb

27 ¥a

Sep

5.10Q

22 ¥2

22

22%

300

113/8

10%

11%

2,100

36%

38 %

600

——

5s

Hi
——

62

•

8%

700

Hi
62

8%

J

20 ¥2 May

9¥2
26

253/4 Aug
12% July

Jan
Mar

41%

Sep

Feb

73/4

Jun

6 3/4

HTf Jan

118

Jun

100

8%

5b%

Jan

69

4,400

4S/8

Jan

10 ¥s July

Mar

101

102

200

Jan

99

105

May

2%

2%

2%

2,500

2%

Jan

3 ¥4

Sep

Hi

1%

Hi

2,600

1%

Oct

2%

Jan

3%

3%

100

3 3/8

Feb

4%

Jan

9%

10
if

28

28 ¥4

28%'j.

28

63,100

29 ¥2

1,000
30

New
S

class

Jan

5

B

Rubber

5

5¥a

200

5%"

5%

5%

1,300

9

Oct

25

Jan

19 ¥2 Mar

50c

3 ¥2

14¥8

Jan

30% Aug
31

Feb

4

Jan

¥2

41-

Apr

10%

600

11 ¥4

5%

5%

8%

Sep

Jan

2,600

5%

6,7;

6,7;

6%

46 5/8

46 ¥t

6% July
73/8 July
54 ¥4

Jan

85 3/4

—

5

7,700

ll3/i
105

6ft Oct

46 5/8

Sep

35 ¥2

.

9 ¥4

Sep
Sep
Sep
Feb

8% Aug

700

8

200

Jan

46%

Oct

73% July

9 ¥2

Jan

5ft

8

10s
100

—

229

6% July

231

30

7

%

;

Reclaiming

49 ¥4

9,000

453/4

Jun

543/4 Mar

39 %

230

3 6 ¥2

Oct

40%

13

13 ¥a

300

11 ¥8

Jan

16 3/4

Sep

238

8,100

Aug

3 ¥2

Jun

¥2 203 7/s

4,000

90¥2

Jan

235

Sep

1,200

33%

Get

35

Oct

1-1'"'-May

15

201%

1

•

34 ¥4

3%

Corp

,__1

14

United Stores Corp common
Universal American Corp

50c

5

25c

2%

Oil

10

2¥a
201

33%

35
3 ¥2

5,100

14 %

300

5

5 ¥8

1.200

2%

Jan

53/8

Apr

2%

234

4,900

1%

Jan

2%

Sep

400

65%

^pr

X83

28%

Jan

46

82 ¥2

82%

313/4

31%

32 ¥2

40 ¥2

39%

41

5

Sugar

Jan

2%

_10

common

2 ¥8 J

13%

15
Co

Mar

37%

~2¥s

1

9

48

10c

—

Jun

1% Mar

Sep

39%

1

Co—

239%

Jan

48

—25

—_1

common

Sep
%

1,500

10
common

228

Feb

5 ¥2

25

common

U S Foil class B

5%

5%

5 ¥4

300

2,250
5,000

3 ¥2

25 ¥2 Mar
3 ¥4

Oct
Oct

Aug
¥2

Jun

42 3/4 July

Feb

6

Jun

V

9% July

3%

12

registered

Conditioning Corp..

Feb

300

2,500

19%

Apr

14%

2 6 ¥4

25

Utah-Idaho

2/o

Apr

16%

25%

•

common

Apr

18J8

5%

Sep

20
common

Machinery

Specialities

21%

6%

-1-

common

Preferred

United

Products

iff

Sep

11%

.100

Insurance

18%

%

400

*

Canal

Universal

5/ff

4,000

1

Profit Sharing
preferred

10%

Universal

2ft Oct

4

12

Ltd—

Sep

Jun

223/a July

3%

26 ¥a

4

United Elastic Corp
United Milk Products

Jan

10c

pagp

Jan

5

Corp

25%

i

Control

15

Sep
Mar

¥2 May

11%

10c
;

Products

22

7 ¥2

.12.50

1
common

3,200

3%

10

Co

Universal Consolidated
22 %

6

*

Selby Shoe Co

spp

65% Mar

21¥8

1

19 3/4

.

1

Union Stock Yards of Omaha

Jan

73/8

^

133/4

18 ¥s

•

20

33 ¥4

35

warrants

20% Mar

2U

112

Jan

100

Corp

United States Vitamin

2,900

1%

..

July

23 ¥4

25

1.25

Chemical Corp
Union Gas of Canada

6 ¥2 Mar

5%

43 ¥4

50 ¥2

Sep

107

1,100

■

Management Company

United

27

ii

6,900

2834

20

preferred

Unexcelled

United N J

Oct

.27% Apr

1 ¥e

28 ¥s

u
Ulen

15

13%

6¥a

1

108 ¥« 103%

*

II

1,900
3,000

1,200

6%

1

1

28 ¥a

1

Tri-Continental

21% Mar

13 %

40%

23%

33i

l

163/8 Mar

70c

Trunz Inc

18% July
24% Jan

11%

25c

Oct

Feb

4 5 ¥2

37 %

24

13%

25c

Corp

2¥a July

May

22%

11%

7,600

.

I

39

78 %

14

20

;

Trans

l'/a

133/4

10c

common

Jun

16%

13%

1

37

10 %

Jun

31 ¥4 May

—10

Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trans Empire Oils Ltd

200

173/8

Feb

£1

Apr

1,400

Jan

233/8

1

25

21%

11 ¥»

2,900

*

Inc

Oct

14 %

Jun

1,000

25%

1

Jan

12

193/g

16%

24%

5

Corp

Todd Shipyard Corp
Toklan Oil Corp

.

Sep

15%

Realty & Construction
Security Trust Co Ltd—

Tobacco

Sep

23%

29

pfd

Co Inc.
70c convertible preferred

Tishman

10

25%

Amer deposit rets ord registered
Amer deposit rets def registered

Jan

6%

1

$4.56

Thompson-Starrett

Roofing.

Jan

16 ¥4

1

Light

Chemical

Oct

11%

1

Thew Shovel Co common
Thiokol

7¥b

300

7

Co

&

5,4U0

17%

.

5
common

common

Calgary

Texas

77/B

16%

5

common

29

1

20

common

footnotes

16 3/8

17%

31%
36 ¥4

July

Jan

23%

3%

8

Securities Corp General
Seeman Bros Inc

For

15%
18 ¥2

1

Feb

23 ¥2 July
30

Jan

Feb

10

1

Safety

250

5

U
common

Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd

Ser.try

10,700

333/4

Jan

41

May

1

Inc

Sentinel Radio Corp

28 ¥4

33/4

Jan

26

___1.25

common

series

Western

26%
32

Jun

61

14

16%

350

20

Seaboard

27 ¥4

333/4

Sep

5%

Jan
Oct

173/8

Apr

30%

—20

Co

18%

Jan

1%

100

Tilo

.6%

1.50

—

series

Steel

133/4
52

700

Sep

55

2%

pfd 4.40% series
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
Scullin

16

700

65 ¥4

15 3%

x37% x37%

10%

97 %

5

Cum

Schick

16 ¥4

17%

Jan

200

£1

reg

common...

Company

4%%

Sep

16 ¥2

44

16%

San Diego Gas & Electric Co—

pfd

43/4

July
57/a Aug

173/4

United Molasses Co

Milling Co Ltd

Cum

5,000

4

5

common

Tampa Electric Co

10% Mar

9% Mar

1

pfd F

Ltd

Cum

4%

3/4

30

16 3/8

Technicolor

Sep

s
San

3/4

4

•

Corporation common
Thorofare Markets Inc.

21%

100

1965

4%

Corp Ltd

Jan

173/4

(J B)

United
_1

& Hayries common

St Lawrence

Oct

23 ¥2

16%

Co

Apr

7

50c.

Ryan Consolidated Petroleum

Ryerson

Corporation
&

106%

30

5

Inc

1

Aeronautical

43/4

500

Aluminum Products common_5
Brewers Inc
1

(A)

Mar

16%

1

Jan

Ave

Jan

3,7 uJ

1

100

100

Radiator

(The F C)

Apr

4%
28%

1

ordinary

Aug

6%

43/4

1

Corp

Sep
Jan

Apr

6 3/4 Aug

27%

1

Corp

'

6 ¥2

4%

*

Thor

Rolls Royce Ltd—

Russeks

(The)

Parts

Talon Inc

Feb

11%

1

.

Corp

Inc

common..

Feb

Sep

1

Co

Canada

67 ¥2 July

57

2.50

Ric.o Argentine. Mining Co—...
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp) vtc

Royalite

Light

26

4%

10

B

28 ¥4 May

4% May

2,600

Superior Tool & Die Co

Jun

*

common

—_1

Steel

75

57/a

Swan

Sep

*

Field

Jan

58

5%

Jun

July

Feb

9 ¥4

..6.25

Electric

Corp

preferred

Drug common.
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
Superior Portland Cement Inc

Aug

31

Inc

Roosevelt

6

1,700

Sun

Feb

115

Jan

Timber

rets

Jun

1,200

Styion

10% July

Jan

Jan

—

Corp

22%

27 ¥2

(Hugo) Corp
Stop & Shop Inc

Jan

Sep

Pump Co
Reis (Robert) & Co

Rotary

2 ¥2

July

6%

Preferred

dep

Oct

22,300

Stetson

Jan

2,400

200

Cablle

13%
4 ¥2

1

Stinnes

Jan

7%

7 %

1,300

American

1,100

1

Stroock

4%
20

100 % 106'%

23%

Rome

153/4

4 ¥4

Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling

Jan

3,700

53/4 Aug
3% Sep

30%

to

12 ¥2

15

15 ¥4

16 3 8

Stein

U July

2%

—

& Elec

~9%

Oct

54 ¥2

Steel

Jun

2,100

23%

extended

jun

9%

3%

Steel Co of

23 ¥2 May

Oct

29%

Rochester Gas

25 ¥2 Mar

900

20

Standard Tube class B

183/4 Mar

]J

30%

&

400

10

53%

&

47

27%

3%

class

Jan

243/8
TO

54%

Power

49% July

38 ¥2

10

Products

28%

Jan

200

1

(Ky)

Packaging

Sep

26%

27 ¥4

2

—.2

common

573/4 May

27

41%

50c

Oil

Standard-Thomson

Feb

16%

37 % Mar

41%

1

Starrett

6% Mar

Jan

41%

Corp

Standard

Jun

61%

23%

Vtc

Apr

16%

1

Richmond

6 ¥t

27%

Mines

Co

400

25

preferred

Factors

Common

Sep

15%

9%

*

Oil

20

28

25

Corp

Inc

Dredging Corp

Standard

Jan

Jan

15

10

Arms

52

27%

1

Toledo Edison 4 ¥4%

Electric

preferred

Co

convertible

Convertible

Jan

26 3/4

Reda

52

25

preferred
Petroleum

California

Standard

62 ¥2 July

143/4 July

15

105%

4¥2

25

preference

cumulative

Standard

Jan

1,200

Investment A

Rice-Stix

Sep

25

Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
Reading Tube Corp common

Reliance

2

200

Rath

Pemfngton

723/4 July

Jan

1,200

—

& Utility

preference

Standard Forgings Corp
Standard Industries Inc

110 ¥2 May

1%

500

Quebec Power Co.

Reiter-Foster

Jan

104

*

&

25
25

preferred

cumulative

Standard

of Colorado—

Pulp

Jan

preferred

convertible

Standard

Jan

5%

15%

Pyle-National Co common.——5
Pyrene Manufacturing
10

Railway

13

10 % May

2%

cumulative preferred

Sound

493/4

3,200

California Edison—

1073/4 Aug

8%

America

Gas

Service

Jan

Sep

2%

Prosperity Co class E—
Public

32

4%

5

8%

Corp of Nevada
Mfg Co. Inc

Providence

1,600

45/8

•

2%

common.—

Pressed

33V4 337s

Spencer Shoe Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc.—

8V4

Co

Inc

337/a

Apr

25c

Corp of Canada
&

Prentice-Hall

Jan

12.50

common—

Jan

common.—2.50

Mining Co

Powdrell & Alexander

Co

Jun

15%

1

Sep

8 ¥2

27 ¥2

15%

10

common

93/8

Jun

105 ¥2

5%

1

Pleasant Valley Wine Co——
Pneumatic

Jun

7

1063/4

60

*

*

8

500

Oct

Sep

50

Corp common
Lake Erie

700

Apr

Jan

1

Pittsburgh Railways Co

9

8¥a

Sep

$1.60

Jun

Aug

83/4

253/4

Feb

Oct

8

41

7%

101%

3%

4 ¥4

Oct

Apr

7%

Xl02%

shares—10s

Ltd

37-8 Mar
3¥a
32 %

4%

50

1

.

Amer

Mines

Piper Aircraft
Pittsburgh

Ltd

200

3,700

—

9

50

35,000

Oct

1

400

10c

:

Pierce Governor common

Oil

convertible

4.08%

4 ¥4

3%

3%

—

May

1

26'%

8%

*

4%

~3¥a

*

104

4%

Minerals
———1
Long Dist Tel Co
10 pesos

Mar

£1

Mills

104 %

1% May

2

37

Feb

104

4%

__2.50

Oct

250

Jan

x26

17,100

&

32

13 ¥4

45

Southern Pipe Line—
Southland Royalty Co

1

Perfect Circle Corp
Peruvian

34

13

37

Apr

3*,100

17%

32

n_

8,200

29%

6%

1

(The)

May

„

iy4 July

41

27% Mar

4

Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass) —20

47- i

Sep

38 3/4

400

2

Co.

Oct

4 ¥2

403/4

28%

5%

9%

Oct

29%

20

Southern Materials

2.50

Ltd

Canada

Traffic

Paper

cumulative

4.32%

Apr

3%

I

—

5/8

2,200

13 ¥2

Feb

2

;

Corp

3,600

33%

213/4

29 %

11

¥2 Mar

1,700

3/4

31%

a/4

Oct

Jan

Jan

6

47/a

u

32

Jan

27%

2

Apr

8 ¥8

300

l,5u0

Sep

38

16 ¥a

28%

2%
12 %

¥?■ Aug

Sep

1,500

Southern

2%

38¥2 Mar

6,500

Jan

x28%

Sep

16%

Aug

2

B

¥2

4,100

295/8

16%

32 ¥2

3%

1

4

Aug

3-1 ¥4

Jan

27

—

¥4

Jan

31

28

—

4%

51'

20'/2
28

27%

28 ¥4

1,000

—

16%

29 ¥t

5%

1

class A

Parkersburg-Aetna
Penn

34%

_lc

Motors

Chemical

Parker Pen Co

—

27 ¥2

26%

•

Sep

67% Mar
1%

—

—

Sep

1

original

4.48%

Apr

1 Bol

Amer share

May

Jan

*

vtc

(C A)

46 ¥4

273/4

110

100

vtc—_2Bol

(C A)

Feb

273/4

Xl04

2%

Pacific

106%

100

•

Petroleums Ltd.

Pancoastal Petroleum

104'/4

—-_1

-

Jan

104

26%

•
•

Pacific Northern Airlines—

37 ¥4

Apr

31 %

104¥2

7*0

28%

25
.

preferred
preferred

cum

100

130

•

Corp

Southern

29'A July

Sep

34%

Feb

105% 106

28% X28 %

28%

1st

pfd series A
25
4.80% red 1st preferred
—25
Pacific

33%

2,700

117 ¥2

x29 % x29%

—25

—

35% x35%

Jan

1

Manufacturing common
Coast Corp common

4.56%

1st pfd—_25

100

—

common

South

4.88 %

Pacific Gas & Electric 6%

700

*

dep rets ord registered

943/4

Jan

26

.—I

Publications—

preferred——

(Howard)

25

19% Aug

103 5/8 105%

Skiatron Electronics & Telviv Corp..10c
Smith

63/4 July
8% Jun

7»/4

105 ¥4

Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—

Oct

60

2

54%

76

40c

Oct

73

1%

13

52 '/8 Mar

500 fr

17%

111

54-/2
110

Corp

Simpson's Ltd common
Singer Manufacturing Co

6%

O'ekiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Overseas

2%

1

Television Inc

&

3,300

7
—1

common—

cumulative preferred.

Olympic Radio

2%

_100
_90c

,

Company common—

Town

40c

2%

•

Ohio Brass Co class B common

Okalta

2%

8% May

700

2

Shares

Simplicity Pattern
Oceanic Oil

2,400

63%

1

Precision

American

Sep

11

6P/4

common

Creek

Jun

10 ¥2

—2

Silex Co

31

63 %

Canada——*

„.

Simca

Sep
13%j Feb

Mar

10 3/4

Signal Oil & Gas Co class A

Silver

2z

—

High
13 ¥2

Sep

8% May

5,800
—

100

——

Oct

11 ¥2

25

preferred

Jan

6¥a

9%

*

common

Jun

104

Oct

500

—5

Mining———

Class B

Low

13

•

Water & Power—

of

Range since Jan. 1

High

83/4

Shoe Corp of America class A
•
Breweries Ltd
————*

July

94 ¥4

Mar

70

12

8%

Sicks

6¥a Mar

43/a July
5 ¥2 Jan

Denn

Shares

125/s

m—-

20c

common.

Sherwin-Wflhams

Aug

49%

4%

563/4 July

53 ¥2

48%

Leather

Inc

for Week

ot Prices

Low

—1

class B

2%

5

Northern

ft Apr

2%

4%

North

Serrick Corp

3

Sales

Range

Par

High

Oct

125

43/4

—_____

2i«

16

12 >/2

Airlines

Low

1,400

67%

8

Last

Sale Price

American Stock Exchange

1

500

HJ

Week's

Friday
Range since Jan.

High

2ft

Corp—————10c
North American Cement class A—10
Class
B —
.—.—^—--10
North American Rayon $3 pfd
50
North Canadian Oils Ltd
25
Northeast

21
STOCKS

10
2

•——

NordenrKetay

OCTOBER

15%

—1

Mines

Lites

ENDED

66

10
10

Honduras Rosano

&

Shares

-

Merchandise

Nev; York

Noma

Co

Auction

ol Prices

2%

\

Superior Oils

WEEK

for Week

Low

Par
New

Range

Last

STOCKS

FOR

Sales

Valspar

Corp

preferred

*

Norman

Co

Co

warrants

Vinco

Syndicate

1

85

20c

Corporation

9%

1

Inc

4%

31

7 ¥4'

100

4 ¥4
81

9%
4

31 ¥2

400

4 ¥4

400

86

750

10%

6.400

4%

6,000

6¥a

Apr

87 %

31 ¥4

4%

Venezuelan Petroleum
Venezuela

7%

5

Steel

Vanadium-Alloys
Van

1

common

convertible

$4

Apr

94 ¥2

Jan

27

Jan

35 ¥4

July

8¥b July

33/4 May
25

4%
4

5 ¥4

Jun

Jan

93

Jan
Oct

13 ¥4 July

'

6

July
¥a

Feb

"

Mar

Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co

Jan

7%

Jun

Vogt Manufacturing

1% Aug

3%

Feb

Vuican

Silver-Lead

10
_

Corp

23%

24

150

23 ¥4

May

*

16 ¥4

16%

500

143/4

Jun

4%

4¥s

1,900

1

4%

33/4 May

30

Jun

173/4

Feb

7¥e July

Number 5475

Volume 182

.

.

(1723)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

35

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
'

RANGE

Sale Price

t.

■

.)<■

'

,

Aircraft

Wagner

since Jan.

Range
Low

High

•

voting

4'A

4'A

4'A

.—*

ext

ctfs

4'A

200

$2

Bond

Inc

cumulative

Co

'

'

W—'''

8%

Oct

A7s

Feb

Jan

57A

112'A

Oct

1

common

—40c
-10c
•

preference

145

7L25

Manufacturing

West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western Leaseholds Ltd

6 l36

900

1st pfd.IIIoo

259

263

Westmoreland

convertible

Wickes

(The)

Williams

Wilrich

(R

Brothers

Jan

46

14

Jan

500

18%

Jan

35

16%

.1

is

4'A%

pfd

3%

3%
v

1,900

16%

28

29

2

19

19

19

Woodley Petroleum

8

58

55%

58%

V/oolworth

(F W) Ltd—

■y*''

.

5s

V

.\v

£1
•

}l

i,"

when

4'A

•

Steel

&

Appalachian
Bethlehem
Boston

Pump

Elec Power 3'As

Steel

Edison

Chicago

6s

listed

1994

39

Jan

75

or

series

102'A

3%s

$145

_Jan-July

1st
•

of

N

mortgage

Gas

Elmira

Water

Lt

series

y

&

RR

5s

with

A6'As

ex

1

Nov

Nov

1

1940

1947

5'As

transacted

during

week.

current

above—"cod," certificates of deposit ;
"M,"

"w

w,"

warrants;

"cum," cumula¬

"cons," consolidated;

"n-v" non-voting stock;

mortgage;
with

voting-trust certificates;

"v t c,"

w," without warrants.

"x

Averages
-Bonds
10
Total

15

Total

10

First

Second

10

Rail¬

Util¬

65

Indus¬

Grade

Grade

Util¬

trials

roads

ities

Stocks

trials

Rails

Rails

158.54

97.30

100.59

99.72

97.10

98.67

99.79

97.00

98.67

99.59

97.06

98.60

444.68

148.47

61.48

148.33

61.70

158.88

97.37

100.53

448.58

149.01

61.86

159.63

97.26

100.49

19

453.09

149.83

61.75

160.72

97.29

100.61

99.63

97,00

98.63

20

457.66

151.18

62.01

162.15

97.29

100.56

99.60

97.06

98.62

14.

Oct.

17

Oct.

Feb

40

Bonds

ities

446.13

Oct.

Jan

18.

_

.

-

Range since!

Bonds
Sold

::

:

8

155

150

95

35

Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.

:104%

145

.

2

89%

(35 Stocks)

68

100'A

„

97

High

60

-*»«*

v

Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages

Jan. 1
Low

No.

100

87%

Date—

72

81

62
•

63

62

72

98%

3

93%

99%

~

1

100%

Range

Closing

Oct.

Mon.

92%

98%

■

■

Oct.

19

1955

80.11 July 27

Low

74.51

18—

Oct.

for

High

74.26

17

68.05 Jan

y 74.71

18

1954

for

Range

103%

74%
10

Thurs. Oct.
Fri.

Oct.

75.12

High

68.72 Dec 31

75.59

Low

47.32 Jan

20_„

'

21

4

-

1953

coupon

$105

—

$25

5s 1961

Mar-Sept
1967— Jan-July

debs

conv

May-JVou

1953—May-jVou

coupon

Finland Residential Mtge Bank

Flying Tiger Line

being

20

Date

100'A 100'A

'

■'

w-.—

sales

no

Indus¬

v'l.

'

1956

Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtge Co-

A6'As

Sep

66

$72'A
''.

May

—Jan-July
Mar-Sept

in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
f Ex-distribution,
g Ex-stock dividend,
h Exfor cash

(net included

A"

Tues.

May-Nov

1993

12%

prices;

Wed.

1993

A

4s series B
3'As 1965

Fuel

&

4'A

the

are

Division—

J

4s

mortgage

A 1st

Eastern

21?

High

89

—

Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna

liS

96%

June-Dec

1978

49

10

3"- Ma*

102'A 103'A

Quar-Feb

1970—

A

Transit Authority

8'A

daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:

on

Oct.

9%

Friday's

160'A

June-Dec

12'A

7'A

Stocks

Mar

71! Mar

Bid & Asked

„Jun-Dec

1970—

4%

30

Sep

3% Mar

Sale Price

1998

1

Aug

2%s

used

Sep

Jan

20%

10,400

Last

Period

inc debs

4s

77

38

Week's Range

Interest

Exchange

37%

8%

Feb

Jan

.

I':

2

58'A

35

7%

delivery transaction

Jun

15%

—

...

ill

43

48

52

58'A

136'A

Stock and Bond

Jun

107'A
33'A

Aug

19%

2,600

Low

Amer

asked

-

Friday
Stock

and

issued;

Below

Apr

19

Jan

103

500

.

7

2

BONDS
American

bid

Abbreviations

"w

Oct.

American deposit receipts
6% preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd

41

—

57'A

Jan-July

(not included in year's range),

'

common

(

■

105

2012—Jan-July

1919

Deferred

a

transaction

tive; "conv," convertible;

10% Mar

27A Mar

600

28'A

value,

par

20'A July

Sep

12'A

100

.

20

Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc

1

6'A

•h Mar

105

6'As

Jan

12 'A Mar

105

99'A

Jun

5%

44,500

16%
'

'

Jun

32'A

Jun

350

35A
■

14%

Jan

3,000

8'A
r<s

—100

Jan

4

16

25
Lt

10

—

1,700

>8

Mar

24'A

'

•

4'A

8

—III

_

i

4

1

~4

142%
58

Jan-July

being traded flat.
^Reported in receivership.

37'A Aug

Jan

1300

12'A
——

16%

30

50

105

ABonds

21'A July
21
Oct

•

common

&

Pwr

37%

425

~4

5

preferred

-

Wisconsin

150

19 5A

■fh Jan

78

78

78

105

78

165

June-Dec

stmpd

Government

IFriday's

Mat

%

20

xl2

1

Ltd

Oct

263

35

—

1

& Co

Sep

44

25

preferred

Corp

C)

High

„

1997—
(Plan A) 2s
1

1921

♦No

19'A

43 7A

19'A

—1

Corp

Petroleums

Wilson
5 %

Oil

River

Jan. I

Low

No.

170

May-Nov

1947

1927)

3s Jan

Janeiro

Odd-lot

a

4,600

10

White's Auto Stores Inc

5'A%

Range since

Sold

High

principal.
n Under-the-rule
transaction (not included in year's range).
r Transaction
(not included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.

»A

.

.—20
-

Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.

Wichita

Bonds

Friday's

or

Bid & Asked

Mar

8'A

Jan

de

A 5'As

10&'A May

Feb

186

Feb

4% July
.,

May

fund

ARussian

20

♦

com

Inc

Jan

Jan

Aug

4li

Rio

3% Mar
158

of

(Republic of)—

■

.

Coal

37

Jan
Jan

(issue

Sinking

Feb

101

130

263

i3a

Is

dep rets ord shares
Western Tablet & Stationary

Peru

Apr

3'A

60

Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—

27A
11%

139

1,400

511

Jan

Oct

1

37A

6'A

Jan

267A

Jan

17%

20

145

3'A

•

Amer

200

86,000

102% 1027A

-100

pfd

Western Maryland Ry 7%

Westmoreland

1,500

2'A

Jan

24

4

21,300

2'A

2'A

4'A

Jan

13A

|2'A
25

24

24

3'A

2,300

4'A

2'A

2'A

4

Webb & Knapp Inc

series

;

17'A May
19'A Oct

250

187A
20

19'A

19%

1

Wasatch Corp y
$6

Sale Price

A7s (issue of Oct 1927) 1947
—April-Ocf
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931—,
.—June-Dec
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972———June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan A)
2'As 2008——Mar-Sept

Feb

Jan

700

3%

3%
18%

—30

Ward Baking Co warrants

Went/worth

Last

Period

Low

5

'

_i

....

preferred

Wallace & Tiernan Inc
Waltham1 Watch

Week's Range

Interest

Exchange

High

105'A

200

5'A

5

5

lioo

preferred

Waitt &

Stock

Mortgage Bank of Bogota—

Co

Baking

21

American

I

'

7c!o

OCTOBER

BONDS

Shares

W*

Waco

ENDED

for Week

Low

Par

WEEK

Friday

Range
of Prices

Last

STOCKS

American Stock Exchange

FOR

Sales

Week's

Friday

.

„

100

100

'•y:'-

__

$94%

'y

.

77

«...

.;

SEG Index of Stock Prices

108

81%

3

101

99

95

..

—

'

AGesfuerel

Guantanamo

1953

debs

6s

Western

&

June-Dec

—

RR

1970

4s

ex

Nov

with

A7s

Nov

1

1940

1947

1

$156'A

1952_.

coupon

129%

—

—

Mar -Nov

Valley RR 4%
1963
New
England Power 3'As
1961
Nippon Electric Fower Co Ltd—
1st

6'As

mortgage

6'As

due

1953

mortgage

3s

95

3'As

98

3!As.;.1970
Piedmont
A

99

99

9

Jan-July
1960

coupon

A6'As -ex Oct 1 1947 coupon 1960
Service Electric & Gas Co 6s

Water

1998_Jan-July
Jan-July
May-Nop

and

ref

M

Power

Corp

series

3s

B

!

1973

E

—1.7

434.0

342.0

—1.8

339.1

283.5

Trade,

Mining

series

F

^Southern

California
Counties

-Southwestern

•Spalding
Terni

(A

Gas

Gas

Gas

& Bros

G)

1970

3'As

(Calif.)

Electric

&

5s

3s

3'As

—:

A6'As

with Aug

A6'As

ex

1

Aug 1

Dye

A7s

Dec

ex

Wasatch

Dec

1989

Webb &

West

Water

Penn

Traction

•297.3

99%

10

98%

95%

*

..

103'A

2

100

97%

-.

7J

*«'-

,

102%

•

—.

'•

<'

''

'

5

101'A

98

1

100

112

Feb-Aug

$14,652,000

103'A
100%

93'A

i

,

Total

107'

3,204.000
3,217,000
—

Jan. 1 to Oct. 21

1954

19 55

1954

1955

*

■" 3,257,000
$15,910,000

$1,258,000
Week Ended Oct. 21

of

3,162,000

*

174,000

104

2

112

108

112

66

91

$25

Feb-Aug

__

June-Dec

1956

422,500,149

10,453,606

541,444,580
$14,000

$26,500

$5,000

8,665,559

Shares

445,000

867.000

103,375,080

Bonds

U. S. Government—
91

84

52

Jan-July

—►

International

Bank

------

Railroad and Industrial

78%

June-Dec

June-hug
1959

$101% 105

;

—

$1,258,000
14,652,000

3,097,500

71,000,400

15,060,600

796,192,600

635,002,500

$15,910,000

$18,163,100

$867,652,000

$739,271,080

'

92'A

——

79%

$106% 107
105% 108

Feb-Aufif

9
—

102%

99

—

$100% 103%

June-Dec

1964—

6s

$105

i

$25

1963—

3'As

Union

__

1956

1960

5s

333,000

Foreign

A

ser

2,884,000
3,083,000

$3,070,000

156,000

2,164,750
1,711,780

;—_—

Bond
Sales

Bonds

345,000

3,048,000

Government

$250,000

2,817,000

8,665,559

•Fri. Oct. 21

$2,820,000

Total

United States

Bonds

Bonds

1,762,539

—

Thurs. Oct. 20—

104'A
103

98

Foreign

1,478,980

Wed. Oct. 19-

103'A

98'A

99

100

95

Int'l
Bank

Railroad

1,547,510

Mon. Oct. 17
Tues. Oct. 18—

98

94'A
99'A

3

99%
104'A

$96

''

$101% 104%
100

Stocks

Number of and Miscel.
Bonds
Shares

103'A

101

101'A
.

r

Daily, Weekly and Yearly

110

103%

100

1953—.

1973

6s

coupon

Power

Newspaper

—4.2

297.3

384.8

102

88

98%

$102

—

~3
65

$103

May-Nov

Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974

Western

265.6

324.2

.

coupon

deb 6s

Corp

Washington

1947

1

159.0

335.4

Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange

Stocks—No.

coupon

1940

1

—1.3
—2.6

'

159

102

90

$94

)

4-

1970

1940 coupon 1953

1947

Chemical

&

With

143.6

151.5
309.9

'

United Electric Service Co—
A7s

.

149.6

Service

—_

Low.

7

100%

135

102

99'A

—

91

22
—

99%

——

1971—Jan-July
Feb-Aug

'

Hydro-Electric Co—

United

and

310.7 ?

:

301.9

—

Finance

156

99% 100%

997A

—

143%

2

100% 100'A

loo'A

Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
April-Oct

1979

•Southern

305.1

103%

km

90

Feb-Aug

1978

3s

304.2

401.9

„

$95

„_Feb-Aug

3'As series D 1976—.
series

398.3

103%

99

„

144

$150

—

3s,

2%s series C 1976
3s

417.1

368.3

Goods

Utility

•

144

100%

—

1st

~5

99

$25

■

144

1981—May-ZVoy
■Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-July
•Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sept
3'As series A 1973
1
—Jan-July

j;

—2.2

395.0

100'A

94'A
100

$105
-

Reading Tube Corp 6s 1971
ARuhr Housing Corp 6'As 1958
Harbor

324.7

386.0

358.0

104%

100'A

5

99

99

~

ApriZ-Oct
■

Public

•Safe

269.4

377.5

Co—

1940

1

Low

311.2

—2.1

—2.8

100

90%

3

$101'A 102

June-Dec

———

Hydro-Electric
with Oct.

6'As

1964

High
334.2

Change

304.7

—

Transportation

__

__

100

100

102'A 102%

102'A

April-Oct

Water & Power 3'As

'55

Durable Goods

102'A

100

—

$160

Jan-July

1971

93'A

Composite
Manufacturing

101

4

95

93%

-1955-

Percent

Oct. 7,

Oct. 14, '55

•New

Pennsylvania

follows (1939=100):

Non-Durable

April-Ocf

1968__

33

$101'A 104

—

Jan-Julj^
1963—

to

mortgage

--

___May-jVou

1953

extended

1st

Power

99%

liq tr ctfs
.—April-Oct

as

—

.

99'A 100'A

with nighs and lows for the

compared with the preceding week and

current year are

_

$25

prices based on the closing prices of the common
for composite and by major industry

stocks for the week ended Oct. 14, 1955,

138%

$105

1952

coupon

Midland

1st

48

The SEC index of stock

groups
June-Dec

Altalian Power Realization Trust 6'A%

A

46

7

48

130

Hydro-Electric Co—

A7s

Ohio

130

•

48

-Jan-July

AHamburg Elev & Underground
& St
Rys 5'As 1938——
Is a r co

$159

,

105%

106

-

5

Total

...

89

73'A

108%

100%

106 %

Transactions at the American Stock Exchange

Daily, Weekly and Yearly

Foreign Governments and Municipalities
D

A

Friday

;

BONDS
American

Stock

Interest

Exchange

Period

Last

Sale Price

or

Friday's

Bid & Asked
Low

Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)—
A 20-year
7s April 1946
A20-year 7s Jan 1947
ABaden

(Germany)

series

A 6s

series

ADanzig
AGerman
AS

f

__

Jan-July
Jan-July

7s 1951

—

__

Cons

Munic

AHanover

(City)
(Prov)

City

Maranhao
AMedellin

6s

1952

1947

1939

A)

1951




2'As

High

113

Mon. Oct. 17
Tues. Oct.

>-

89%

76

__

—

—

1958

Mar-Sept
2008—May-Noo
June-Dec

__

*

__

—

__

$30,000

721,130

Foreign
Government
Bonds

Foreign

Corporate
Bonds

Total

Bonds

$64,000

$10,000

$104,000

117,000
173,000

35,000

710,715

97,000

71,000

5.000

771,550

12,000

18,000

5,000

35,000

57,000

12,000

5,000

74,000

$264,000

$200,000

$39,000

705,180

,

—

*

Fri. Oct. 21

100

68,000

14,000

781,855

18

98

76

Bonds

182%

89%

183

—

113

157%

—

Jan-July
Feb-Aug

Feb-Aug

stamped

(Plan

Low

Thurs. Oct. 20

184

May-Nou

1949

6'As

stamped

No.

180

__

June-Dec

7s

6'As

(Peru)
7s

7s

6'As

1947

Ger

stamped

__

April-Oct

Waterways

Jan. 1

190
190
1165

Feb-Aug

1951

&

secured

AHanover

ALima

B

Port

Sold

Domestic

of
Shares)

Range since

Wed. Oct. 19

April-Oct

1952

A

High

Bonds

'

ACauca Valley 7s 1948
June-Dec
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A6s

Stocks

(Number

Week's Range

123
122

18%

25
122

4

109

109

9

197

197

1

1148
150
170'A —
143'A

—

180

27%

97

137

83

Total

-

Week Ended Oct. 21
19 55

Stocks—No.

120

of Shares——

197

Domestic

131

155'A

Foreign government

64

70'A

1954

Jan. 1

19 55

Foreign corporate
Total

1954

3,135,725

187,513,237

115,340,479

$264,000

$217,000

$13,921,000

200,000

230,000

14,109,000

39,000

310,000

2,479,000

$10,243,000
8,916,000
4,181,000

$30,509,000

$23,340,000

43

_

$503,000
to Oct. 21

3,690,490

Bonds

160%

42%

3,690,490

$503,000

$757,000 "

36

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1724)

.

.

.

Monday, October 24, 1955

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE

Boston Stock
Friday
STOCKS

Last

American

Motors

5

Corp
& Tel

American

Tel

Anaconda

Company

100

50

Edison

Boston

25

Boston & Maine RFt

Personal

Boston

100

Prop

Range since

High

Jan.

Low

8%

130

8%

177% 178%

21

WATLING, LERCHENJBL CO.

1

High

Oct

13%

Members

Jan

3,068

172%

Jan

63%

65%

193

47 %

Jan

57%

56

57%

566

52'%

Jan

62

—

26%

26%

63

15

Jan

29%

—

*

;

Shares

8%

178%

OCTOBER

for Week

Low
—

ENDED

Sales

Range
of Prices

Par

WEEK

Exchange
Week's

Sale Trice

FOR

34%

187% July
83% Aug

New York Stock

Detroit Stock Exchange

Sep

Sep
40% Sep

—

11%

35%
11 %

220

5

Co

10

—

53%

55%

260

46% May

62

Copper Range Co

*

Sep

39%

40%

247

35% May-

50%

13%

147

Calumet
Cities

Hecla

&

Service

Inc

Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc
Eastern

Mass

St

10

Ry Co

67c

cumulative

57c

—

100
100

cumulative 1st pfd class A

67c

Jan

10%

Jan

20

48

30

27

27

%

Ford Building

14%

Telephone:- WOodward 2-5525

----

Sep

Sep

2

Jan

Oct

71

Feb

27

Oct

56%

Feb

12%

12%

100

12%

Oct

22%

Jan

*

30%

30%

30%

300

16 %

Jan

31

Oct

First National Stores Inc

•

—

56%

56%

250

General Electric

5

47%

47%

49

40'%

42%

961

25%

25%

68

103% 105%

424

98%

135

56 % May

SS

Gillette

Lines

Co

Inc

(new)

Kennecott

__

—

1

(new)

Creek

Island

Coal

Copper

—

50c

Co

Corp

—

*

Lone Star Cement Corp

—

10

59%

__

60%

52% Mar
Oct

58

38%

Oct

42%

Oct

29%

Detroit Stock

Oct

20% Mar

1,651

61% Jun

47

Sep

Jan

;

New England Electric
N

E

New

Tel

&

York

Tel

System—.

New

Haven

&

Mills

69%

Par

Allen

Sep

Electric

Metal

Twist

United

U

S

S

Oct

18

130% Mar

145

Feb

25

51

3%

3,774

54%

83

42%

4

38%

Feb

513

28%

Oct

1%

Jan

38%

Big

Bohn

Jan

July
45% Sep

&

McLaren

26%

21"%

Jan

30% Jun

Consolidated

24

50

14

Jan

24

Sep

Consumers

2

200

1

Jan

2

Mar

I

22%

Inc

1

Fruit

Shoe

Co

Co

Electric

30% Aug

Detroit

Steel

Detroit

Steel

Products

Apr

22

51

Feb

60 %

45%

Jun

54 % Mar

53%

50

54%

2,271

47%

49%

429

43%

43%

25

50

50

__

109

3

57%

54%

58%

2,016

E'x-Cell-O

May

Federal

Friday
Last

Oct

Jun

Gar

Sep

Gemmer

Jan

General

82%

Baldwin

8

.Carey
Champion

__

Paper

Cincinnati

Gas

Preferred

common

&

—_4__~—.

U

S

;

Motors

old

99%

Aug

613%

Jan

4%

Jan

38%

39%

395

27 Vs

Jan

53%

149

104%

74%

43%

1

JanV

•

18%

18%
42%

334

39% May

451

91

Feb

28

27%

28

157

16%

Jan

38

38%

72

343/4

Jan

40

52

52

16

51 %

Sep

52

Baltimore

Feb

18%

Jan

100

47%

46%

259

36% May

50%

183

12% Mar

17%

12%

12%

20

45 %
45 %
152% 154%
16%
16%

25

37%

Jan

11

104%

Jan

—

12%

Jan

16% May

21

55

56

105

42 3A

Jan

93%

94%

22

66%

Jan

55

55

30

45 % Mar

30%

30%

Gas

90

Oct

39%

Electric

16%

50

15% Mar

17%

60

29 %

Jan

34%

16

Jan

7

Co

'

5
5
5

New (when
issued)
Greyhound Corp
International Harvester

1%

24

—

44%

443/4

195

42 3%

76%

78%

136

68

47%

473/4
48%
1323/4 1323/4
44%
46%

—

46

14%

—*

Inc

—

36%

27%

—

15

363/8

*

27%

*

85

Ward

1

62

&

Co

Inc

•

Cash

Jan

5
5

New York Central
Ohio Edison

American

Pepsi-Cola

Airway

40

53% Jan

101

46% Jan

56

90 % Mar

145

44%

140

52

13% Jan
353/4 Jan

40-%

21%'

10

24%

31

Jan

Sears Roebuck

Brands

Standard Oil

39%

53

38

Jan

J)

15

(Ohio)

—10

19

30

19

Oct

Jan

74%

10

54 %

46

46%

60
27

'43%

Jan

20

17%

Jan

25%

31% Jan

473/4

HO'

17% Mar

85'%
49

1

Edison

48%

49%

150

39%

39%

60

—

46%

47

23%

™

Union Carbide

—

(new

w

i)__

see




Sep
Feb

37% Mar

104

106%- Jan

152

93/a

20

22%

23%

320

18% Jan

423A Jan

.

'52%

•

2%

100

3% July

13/8

293/a
7%

<N CO rb

1,418
.

125

7Vs

Jun

4% May
4% Jan

Jan

555

4,760

7V4

—

3%

Jan

32

July

Oct
Jan

934

Feb

Apr
Jan

1%

1%

400

lVa

Sep

1%

3

3

3

150

2%

Sep

3

3 Va

890

2% July

3% July
33/4 Apr

'

24%
4

2434

Oct

243/4

100

21

4

■

1

4%

300

4

Oct

5% Jan

33,4

200

3%

Jan

3% July

40% Aug
11% Aug

May

36%

36 %

200

30%

Jan

1

9%

8%

9%

200

5%

Jan

•

37%

36%

34%

—.

Welding

Co

'

50%

38%

1,496

8%

8%

200

6% May

7 Va

7 Va

100

7

13%

216

8%

Jan

15%

Sep

2%

2%

100

2

Jun

2%

Jan

14%

14%

200

10% Jan

15%

Oct

5

28%

28%

295

24% Mar

31

Jun

1

3%

3%

100

23/4 July

10

17%

Products

7%

W)

L

._

Paper

_

_

2

_

1

_

Jan

4% Mar
193/4

Jan

Feb

——_1

865

9

200

8% July

9%

Sep

9%

151

9%

Sep

15Vs

Jan

14%

423

13%

Jan

16%

Jun

11

_

Screw

18

9%

__

.

Investment

15%

Apr

93/4 July
11

.

9

1

_

Packard

Corp

Feb

Oct

143/4

Manufacturing

11

250

9

Jan

650

1%

Jun

1%

1%

Oct

11

1%

Feb

Low

Lew

High
20%

1.00

1.15

11,070

3%

3%

200

8%

1.15

1

High
Feb

30

Oct
Mar

1.40

3%

Oct

5%

Jan

Jun

85c

Jan

8%

450

7%

Jan

10%

alQ0%al05%

105

98 %

Jan

116%

Jun

64

64

533

64

Oct

80%

Apr

22%

Jun

(Un)
&

20%

185

-10

Mining.

Range since Jan.

Shares

20%

10c
Gold

for Week

of Prices

1

Juneau

Sales

Week's
Range

Last

Corp
Corp

Amer

Jan

81%

Jan

57%

73

49%

49%

50

Co

22%

477

20%

Jan

28%

28

28

197

22%

Jan

33% July

43%

43%.

146

38% May

44%

a54% a57%

177

48% May

63% Sep

al5% al5%

30

13

16

1

12%

Co

&

Motors

Corp

Potash

&

Foreign

class

(Un)
American Smelting & Ref (Un)
American Tel & Tel Co (Un)

a57

*

5

(Un)—

Chem

43%

10

(Un)

Power (Un)

8% Oct

12% Jan

125

78% July
21% Oct

93% Aug
26% Jun

835

22

22%

47%

47%

336

1,108

47%

62% Sep
21
Apr
41% July
53%

45%

American Viscose

46aA May

53% Mar

Anaconda Co.
Steel

(Un)

Corp

187% July

76%

402

63

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67%

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317

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69

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12
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American Airlines Inc (Un)

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900

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:
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55

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19

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91% Mar

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20

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89%

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44

5

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65

35%

•
--

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25

17%

134

3/4

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16% Mar

19%

17%

4

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Sale Price

Sep

48%

33%

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1,900

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327

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Aug

55

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5

32

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56% Sep
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68% Mar

68

—

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International Tel & Tel

30 %

24%

10

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General Electric
General Motors
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Southern

River

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1

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31%
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3

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94%

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189

134

_

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56

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187

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164 Ye

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12% May

13%

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100

30

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12%

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65%

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July
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15%

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52%

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&

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172%

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50

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__

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41%

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5

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39%

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13

20%

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9%

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Feb

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National

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Aug

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90

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62

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431

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99 %

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City

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905

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60%

51

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87

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102% 102%

38%

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85

88%

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—

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418

66

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58

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50

Gibson Art

&

25

102%

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Cincinnati Telephone
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common

56%

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57%
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23

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for Week

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21

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1
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54%

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114

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23%

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16%

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21%

1

25% July

__

100

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50

945

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—

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49

54%

25

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28%

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23%

5

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22%

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—

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;

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28%

16%

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2

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27%

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1

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for Week

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r

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12%

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19

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48

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Number 5475

182

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53

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20%

-17%

5

pfd__

Shares

Low

Par

OCTOBER 21

ENDED

for Week

of Prices

.

WEEK

Friday

Range

Sale Price

FOR

Sales

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38

.

.

.

Monday, October 24, 1955

(1726)

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE

WEEK

FOR

ENDED

21

OCTOBER

Friday

A »*mpllati*a «f lk«

Range

Last
Sale Price

Co

Steel

Acme

Admiral

Corp

*

.

-•—i

Alleghany Corp
(Un)
Allied Laboratories

9%

*
20
1

—

—12.50

—

—

Allis Chalmers Mfg

(Un)

American Airlines

Can Co

American

Cyanamid

American

10
1

Co

Investment Co (111)
American Machine & Foundry
American

Corp

Motors

American

American

Tobacco

American

Viscose

Oil

25

A

Atchison

Topeka

Santa

&

Manufacturing

Fe

Bastian-Blessing

.

Corp

Budd

(E

Sons

Company

Brothers

15%

15%
15%

131

132

36%

35%

Sep

30%

Feb

Jan

12

Oct

8 %

Jan

11

Apr

7%

Jan

11

July

Jan

01% Mar

63%

Oct

80%

Apr

21

Jan

29

12%

Jun

48% Mar

63%

Sep

29% May

36%

37%

23%

Oct

35%

Apr

8%

Oct

13%

Feb

21% Mar

27% Jun

Jan

187% July

173

62%

Feb

79%

SeD

64%

Oct

67

Oct

9% Mar

Oct

6

47%

82% Aug
50% Sep

Jan

36% May

International

Tel

Celanese Corp of
Cenco

25

(Un)

America

•

Brewing

Corp

50c

Illinois

Light

Iowa

Illinois Gas & Electric

Iowa

Power

Light

Johnson

Laughlin 8teel

Kaiser Alum & Chemical

Illinois

Central

Secur

convertible

$1.50

Certain-teed

48%

1%
24%
17%
32

65

Jan

57

0<tt

24%

45%

3% Sep
31% May
57% Apr

Oct

1
21

1% Jan

May
Jan

Mar

25

Lamson

&

&

(Un)

Chicago Com common
$3 convertible preferred

Marquette
Martin

Merritt

34%

Jan

47%

Apr

Aug

66

Aug

23

July

57

16% Mar
16% Mar

21% Aug

23%

Jan

34%

Jun

Sep

18% Mar

22%

23%

Jan

30% Jun

31%

100

29% Jan

35% Jun

20%

400

20%

Oct

26%

3%

100

3%

Oct

700

1%

Jan

2%

36%

Feb

Jan

53

Jun

30%

Sep

&

Blanke

Meyer
Middle

Chicago
5 %

Northwestern

&

series

cum

Minneapolis
Missouri

Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR._12.50
Chicago Towel Co common...

Modine

50c

Napco

10

Cleveland Cliff's Iron common—

4%%

preferred
Foods

Coleman

Ilium

56% Sep
25% Jan

20%

100

64% May
16%

Sep
Jan '/*

18%

100

17% Aug

36

100

35

Oct

9

Jan

117% Jan

Jun

65%
■v,

Jun

29%

Sep

21%

Sep

39% Aug
12% Jun
150

Apr

Inc

1

National

Cement

Consolidated

Power

Consumers

Continental

16%

Crane Co

&

40%

Jan

84

Jan

100

July

Ohio

Edison

33% May
33% May

41

Sep

Ohio

Oil

26

Sep

45%• Jan

Mar

32%

Jan

Apr

17%

Oak

Jan

Pacific

59

Sep

Pan

46%

50% Mar

200

9%

800

36 %

36%

200

7%

7%
24%

&

Detroit

Edison

Cleve

Navigation
Co

1

common

300

3,000

Jun

9% Oct
35%

Oct

6% Jan
16

Jan

14%

Feb

5

Co

48

Jan

9% May
24%

Oct

5%

Drewerys Ltd USA Inc
Du

Du

1

Laboratories

Mont

Class

Inc

(Alan

A

Pont

I)

de

Nemours

(Un)

Air

Lines

Controller

Emerson

Radio

Falstaff

Brewing

&

Peoples

35%

300

31% May

38%

Sep

Pfizer

10

100

10

Oct

13%

Jan

Phelps

35%

400

33%

Jan

37% Aug

Phillips

35%

5,100

32

Jun

40%

Sep

Public

31%
53%

400
1,100

19%

Sep

31%

Oct

Pure

43 % Mar

59%

Flour Mills of America

20%

100

19%

Oct

23%

Mar

RKO

July

Radio

13%

200

13%

Oct

17

210% 219%

500

157%

Jan

246

13%

„

Fox

Inc

General

Foods

New

Gibson

Gillette

Co

issued)
Corp__

Hein

(G)

Werner

20%

Sep

24

Feb

29%

30%

200

29%

Oct

35

Mar

6%

Sep

Oct

45

Oct

Oct

8%

Oct

5

8%

8%

8%

700

8%

Oct

8%

Oct

1

8%

8%

300

7

Jan

21%

22 %

Co

common

700

19% Aug

23

Sep

19

19

100

19

May

2374

Jan

19%

700

19

Oct

23%

Jan

1

49

49%

500

49

Oct

5

74%

75%

200

55%

Jan

88

Sep

Jan

45%

Sep

Jan

121/2 July
49
July

19%

42

42

11

10%

11

3,000

•

(Un)

46%

45%

47

1,400

32

Jan

62%

63%

200

47%

Jan

72

30

30%

700

24

Feb

33

Sep

13%

Feb

16

Jan

1

(Un)

10
*

Power

15%

15%

15%

200

5

Corp

Corp

20%

20

20%

10,600

33

7%

Sep

23% Aug

177/8 Mar

Co—

17%

1674

17%

1,600

16(4

Jan

18% Sep

71

69%

71

1,550

55

Jan

73

Sep

22%

5

10

1

22%

22%

31

Aug

Natural

7.50

Gas

32

22

I-

20%

400

48%

31%
21%

32

*

700

44 %

Jan

52% Aug

1,300

47%

12

(Un)
Chem

30%

Oct

37%

Jun

21%

Sep

24%

Apr

200

1,400

50

Jan

Mar

,

64% July

53

55%

48%

48%

100

47%

Oct

49% Oct

18

18

500

17

Jan

22

15%

55(4

5

Corp

00

25

(Un)

1

*
5
25
50

prior

preferred

Coke

&

~7
2574

24

15%

6%
23%
,

50

15% Jan

Jun

18% July
9%

Jun

8,300

7

24%

24

146

100

Jan

(Charles)

2574

5

Jan

3,300

15

Jan

25% July

Jan

30%

1,300
300

146

22%
146

Oct

166

Jun
Mar

24% July

21

2174

1,000

40%

500

36% Jan

49

52%

53%

500

48%

64% Aug

74

75%

500

70% May

41%

21%

1774 Mar

40%

33%c

&

1

Co

Dodge Corp

Petroleum Co

Service

Oil

Co

12.50

(Un)
(Un)

of Indiana

Co

*

5

(Un)

common

Quaker Oats Co

53(4

*

5

.

35%

.—

Pictures

Corp

41%

300

3874

Jan

43

Sep

34%

35%

600

32%

Oct

41%

Jun

32%

32%

500

30% Mar

33%

Sep

71/8

100

7%

1

(Un)

Jan

16%

16%

1,800

Raisin

__

15% May

79%

May
Sep

42%

44%

1,000

37%

49%

1,700

41% May

9

9

21%

800

20%

Oct

12%

13

800

11%

Jan

10
Sep
26% Aug
14% Aug

4

1,400

Jan

6% July

9%

21%

4

__

850

10

7

3

Mar

Spring & Axle

2%

St Louis
St

Public Service

Regis

Paper

10%

100

9%

Jan

11%

Sep

Schwitzer-Cummins

200

57%

Feb

69

Jun

Sears

4,600

2%

Sen

3% Feb

100

17%

Oct

20% Mar

55

500

49% Mar

79% Mar

43

47%

48%

46%

Jan

56%

Jun

Southern

Co

17%

17%

jqo

14

Jan

19

Jun

Southern

Pacific

78%

79%

200

75%

Feb

85 %

Jun

Southwestern

132% 137%

2 500

Sep

13

2 000

43%

2.900

39%

1 100

37

595',

57

595'

'490

51

Jan

17%

17

17%

•

2
__

26%

2

'

•

gnn

600

2

19 Va

19%

50

24

27%

3 100

2%

400

145

26%

100

26% Mar

30

Jan

20%

20%

600

20%

Oct

27% Aug
21

20%

(Un)

1

Co

17%

Jun

300

74%

Jan

112%

Sep

20%

300

18%

Jun

241/s

Sep

56%

52%

56 Va

600

491/4 Mar

59%

Jun

56%

56%

200

50

Mar

19%

19%

19%

500

18

Jan

54%

55%

400

51% Jan

.1

.

25%

25%

25%

400

25%

Oct

28% Jan

22 %

21%

22%

1,800

21%

Sep

29%

14%

15%

2,500

10%

Jan

16% July
3% July

*

(Un)
Service

Public

3,100

20%

17%

Sep

Standard

Oil

Standard

Oil

of Indiana

25

49 %

66

Jun

Standard

Oil

N J

(Un)

15

133%

20

Aug

Standard

Oil Co

(Ohio)

10

46%

44%

Jan

3% Mar

Standard

1

12

12%

16% May
22% Oct

20% Sep
27% Oct

Stewart-Warner

5

38%

36%

38(4

13%

13

13%

300

9%

500

2

41'

34% Mar

41

15

1,200

13%

Jan

1,285

10%

Oct

16% July
11 % Sep

Sundstrand

11

81%

83%

200

90

Swift

61% Mar

3%

Jan

Studebaker-Packard

Oct

Sunbeam

Sep

5%

5i/2

li300

1

4734

46

4814

550

27

650

500

400

4% Mar
Jun

&

35

Texas

Gulf

Jan

9%

Jan

28% Aug
14% Tuly

Toledo

43

Transamerica

26%

12%

12%

393,4

3974,

200

39%

Oct

6a/8

63^

100

3%

Jan

Jun

50

126% 133%

35%

100

1,400

46%

Jan
Jan

42% May

951/2 July
53% July

143% July

300

106%

Jan

1,800

42%

Jan

600

8%

Jan

131/4

1,600

24%

Feb

38 %

900

37

1%
74

12% Mar
9

33%

50%

15

Sep
Sep
Oct

July

Aug

15%

Jan

Oct

39%

Jun

37
46

45%

46%

3,000

31%

Jan

50

Oct

1

23%

22%

23%

2,600

21%

Sep

27(4

Jun

25

45%

45%

46%

400

4574

Oct

52% July

44%

44%

100

43

Oct

44%

Oct

103% 108%

500

84

Jan

112%

Sep

200

7.50

Products

44%

25

Electric

25%

25%

26%

125/8

July

108%

6% Aug

24% Oct

25

26%

65

5

Tool

Company

Co

25

63
Sep
21% Mar

1

Machine

Texas

1

900

2

82%

48%

9%

10

Corp

43% Oct

3

1

Corp

Sunray Mid Continent Oil Co
Sylvania

j

2

82%

*

California

of

Railway Euipment
Corp
Stone Container Corp

10%

Sep

2

Warrants

14%

2

Feb

17%

102% 102%

17%

44%

41

(i__

26%

44% Mar

11

j

Feb
Jun

Oct

14%

*

16%
49'A

Oct

41

,

Oct

34(4 Mar

Spiegel Inc common

*

10

Jun

13%

800

Sep

3

5%

56%

900

40%

48%

16% May

Jan

400

14%

45% July
13% Oct

Feb

60

58%

40%

Oct

7%

Oct

14

Oct

2

—

31% July

44

2

190

Jan

36%

l

—1

25

28%

1
6

Sperry Rand Corp

37%

200

27%

Sep
Mar

15
5

Signode Steel Strapping Co
Sinclair Oil Corp
,
Socony Mobil Gas Co Inc (Un)

i2S'a

15%

50c

2%

17%

1

31

Jan

100

58

1

2%

*400

Jan

10%

1,600

15

*

Co

Roebuck & Co

5314

3 800

24

26

15

40%

1.40

(Un)

59%

89% Mar

50(4

1,200

14

10

17 %

.

Mar

49

58

5

Co

55

79%

Sep
Jun

40

48%

7%

*

class A

Sangamo Electric Co

10%

2,000

——

Jun

54%
10(4

400

12

St Louis National Stockyards..,.,

59%

10%

5

15

55(4

Jan

9

25%

49

Jan

9% July

17% Mar

20%

10

Paper

Oct

48

Corp of America

(Un)
(Un)

7

49

*

5

1




Oct

1

10

River

37

45.

50

50

Richman Bros Co

*

page

11% May

19%

1

Corp

Feb

»

see

Jan

8%

Jan

41

Power.

July

May

34

43%

16%

Oct

43*

Brewing Co
Corp

53

600

54

May

37%

com

9% May

Oct

Aug

3,700

12%

46

i

6%

8%

43

1
w

900

7

Oct

45

48%

100

36%

Co

For footnotes

100

145

25

Lighting &
Hupp Corporation

20%

12%

4414

Co

Houston

Oct

20%

51%

37%

Harnischfeger Corp
Heileman

23%

12%

45%

Co

Hammond Organ

Oct

50

10

Corp

Hallicrafters

23%

51%
__

__1.66%

Towing common
Greyhound Corp (Un)
Oil

200

Sep

136%

Great Lakes

Gulf

23%

87

10

new

23%

68% Mar

5

Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical

Co

23%

500

J
common

GTaham-Paige Corp
Gray Drug Stores

Gr iesedeck

21

79%

1

old

(Un)

(W H)

Oct

76

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Gossard

20%

8%

5

Refrigerator Co
(The) Co new com

Glidden

900

44%

3

(when

Telephone

21

79%

2

;

Corp

common

Genera1

20%

Jun

1

Corp

SeD

21

57

5

Corp

Motors

76

Jan

2.50

Contract

General

Feb

36%

1.25

General Dynamics Corp
General
Electric
Co
General

61%

200

2

Corp

General Finance

350

46%

10

Gen Amer Transportation
Box

70

45%

5

Auto

Inc

General

Oct

68

8%

Schenley Industries

Gamble-Skogmo

Feb

39%

46%

1

Brewing

(Peter)

Sep

Feb

•
10
Rexall Drug (Un)
2.50
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco class B__
10

5

Inc

Drive

38%
43%

36

Sep

20%

218%

5

(Un)__5

Corp...

Dairies

Jan

23% July

16

89%

Gas Light

Rockweli

Foremost

32%

500

39%

10

& Mfg....
Phonograph

Four-Wheel

200

33 %

39%

1

Inc

Eastman Kodak Co (Un)

Electric

35%

32%

•
5
1

Republic Steel Corp
Eastern

Sep

B)
10c

(E

Oct

91

93%

Pennsylvania RR

52%

__

Jan

ADr

RR

convertible

35

53%

67%

73%

Peabody Coal Co common

'29

31

100

600

Patterson-Sargent Co

35%

35%

10

Corp

87

Oct

Jan

%

89%

Gas & Electric

10
—

48

Oct

86%

American World Airways

34%

__

5
20

Manufacturing
Chemical

Dow

(Un)

Co

Match

Diamond

Dodge

10

Company
&

Jun
is

461% Oct

Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Deere

Detroit

32

15,600

Oct

(Un)

Olln-Mathleson

47%

22%

Apr

52

Feb

14%

38% Mar

7%

Oct

22%

Oct

42%

Co

Co

Oklahoma

46% May

24%

71%

Jan

52

700

%

Oct

18%

10

800

Manufacturing Co

3,800

1

69

Sep
Apr

45%

Aviation

States

26%

2,000

5

22%

43%

Mfg

Illinois

Northern

44

Cudahy Packing Co

45(4 July

Jan

.

45%

Northwest Bancorporation—

54

Curtis-Wright Corp (Un)

Apr

13%

35

32%

2

Northern Illinois Gas Co

42%

—

40(4

42

Sep

9%

25

_

47% May

62

1,100

49

15

3,000

-

42

North American Car

Northern

52 %
49

Jun

26

23

Co

American

42%

•

Sep

30%

Feb

100

New York Central
North

53

1

Corp

Sep

100

29

16%

1

Co

Motors

29

16%

25

Corp

99%

100

29

••

15%

Jan

22%

900

Co

Tile

100

37%

Oct

20%

24

National Standard Co_

250
-

5

Columbia Gas System (Un)
Commonwealth Edison common

66% Jan

2,400

95

3734

__

1,000
500

39%
35

14%

100

300

87

1

Jan

36%

1,100

25%

ft

5

42%

700

38%

Cylinder Gas

200

35

14%

28%

25
42

Distillers Prod

55

92%

35

14%
28%

National

Lead

65

Apr

Inc

Gysum

54%

__

15

Inc

Co

39%

100

Cleveland Electric
Clinton

57%

1

Co

Service

Cities

4% Mar

48%

National Container

National

95%
57%

Jun

National

National

93%

94%

274

preferred

Industries

(Minnesota)

—25

Chrysler Corp

300

24

(The)

convertible

29%

300
10

3%

44%

(Phillip)
Vernon

27% Apr

10

5(4

3

1

Montgomery Ward & Co
Mount

Apr

135

Oct

•

Jan

10

3%

12.50

Cement

Chemical

23%

135

"

600

.12.50

Co

Mfg

Monsanto

26

18%

10
135

5(4 July

4%

15

Brewing Co

100

36

__

100

5774) Jun

4

4%

10

Cement

Portland

54%

•

Ry

A

22% Aug

*

Utilities

South

350

1,100

Jan
Jan

1

Co

25%

26%

15%
38

21%

2% Mar

*

(Un)

Chapman & Scott

26%

22%

24% Mar

39

100

100

16%c

25%

26

45% Mar

Jan

100

22%

250

10

Co

26%

22
65

July

40

22%

Jan

Jan

__

30% Jan

1,500

*

Co

5% Mar

Jan

Jan

„

400

Jan

*

L)

Portland

Medusa

Sep

24

•

34%

6(4

3%

_

Co

&

(Glenn

36

46

*

SeD

2,000

47%

25
1
*

McKay Machine

Jan

30%

...

Sep

41%

49%

22%

10

Mfg

Cement

Marshall Field

24%

500

Chic Milw St Paul & Pac common

54

46%

5% July
32% Mar

3%

4

Sessions Co

Co

Lindsay Chemical Co common
Gas & Elec of Ky rights

Merck

1,700

25
1

35% July

412

6

46%

33 %c

_

Louisville

Apr

1,100

(Un)

36 % Aug

Oct

22%

_1

Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Lincoln Printing Co common
$3.50
preference

22%

Corp—

Chesapeake & Ohio Ry

Jan

27

1

Kropp Forge Co

16% Jan

100
200

-

30%

200

\

Apr

Jan

2%

27%

26%

200

39

49%

1

34%

27%

37

24% Mar

Jan

12

27%

*

Jan

100

49%

preference

12%

31

5

Co

Laclede Gas Co

22%

8.75
1

Katz Drug Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Kio Oil & Development

Monarch

1,600

40

& Light
Light (Un)

Power
&

14V4

1,200

32%

Products

33 %c

com

13%

Sep
15% Sep

34%

48%

10

(Un)

Jan

5%

Stephens & Shinkle Shoe—*

Jones &

23%

34%
27

-

700

27

*

10

Co

Oct

Sep

28%

52

*

5
*

13%

30%

Jun

Mar

,

27%

22%

_10

Co

Central Illinois Pub Serv

27%

71%

2%
25%

2

2
32%

Sep

*

(Un)

52

2
32%

Central & South West Corp
Central

__

1

Corp

Centlivre

__

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113(4

3.50

Tel

&

Interstate Power Co

Morris

Pacific

Canadian

86%

Jan

71%

62

"

Jan

83%

21%

700
500

27%

Jan

58%

100

52

20%

27%

41%

200

22

40% Sep

34 % May

12%

21%

600

105%

15%

Apr

31%

__

30%

*
7.50

—

Jun

1,600
500
900

30%

77^8
77%
105% 105 %

5

(Un)

13%

Feb

8%

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(Un»

15%

Jun

13%
9%

16%

Chemical

&

Nickel

Paper

*
7

150%

5% Oct

22%

Jun

$2.50 preferred
Libby McNeil & Libby

Jan

8% Jan

124

2% Jan

26

40% Sep
41

25

500

20%
16%
25%
21%
27'%

__

Jan
Jan

*

1%
24%
17%
32
41%

22%

28%
35%

common

2,200

50

850

1,100

Leath

7

42
57%

Mineral

37

37%

Feb

45%

__

36

36%

Jun

5%

300
850
800
1,900
50
100
200
300

90%

83

|

16%

2%
24%

25

International

International

Knapp

23

68% May

81%

37

•

International

City

67(4

200

20%

*

Harvester

Power

Feb
Aug

18% May

18%
65

19

1

Steamship Co

International

Kansas

14%
58%

900

17%
62%

83

Co

Co

Kansas

750
400

18%
64%

.

RR

Products

&

High
19% July

17

Jan

60%

2%

Interlake

10

1

Range sir.ce Jan.
Low

12%

12%

__

Steel

Shares

High

11% Mar

6%

12%

Inland

Oct

5%

7

Co

Steel

Jun

36

3%

15

common

132

12%
36%

57%

5
1
5
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—

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Burton-Dixie Corp
Burroughs

Butler

46%

14%

*

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Industries Inc

Burlington

44%

14%
15%

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10
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&

6

46

*

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67

6

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Oct

7%

45%

1,300
100
500
100
700
1,000
1,600
1,800
200
200
1,200

64%

50c
10
5

Borg (George W) Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
Brach

66

66

26

20%

38% May

1,400
1,600

9

23%

63%

13

(Un)

Corp

Fisheries

Booth

—

Jan

700
400
400

177% 178 r"
75%
75%

178 '

3

Co

Aviation

8%

23%

3

Benguet Consol
Binks Manufacturing

24
8%
21%

—

High
48%

Oct

39%

Central

Indiana

700

57
36%
24%

36%

—

10
Corp

Bearings Inc
Belden Manufacturing Co
Bendix

57
36%

4

A

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton

300
500
1,100

23%
43%

5
1
50

Automatic Washer Co
Avco

45%
64%

10

common

Products Corp
Atlantic Refining Co

700

50

Ashland Oil & Refining common

Athey

9%

64
22
42%
54

23%

—5

com

Mining (Un)
I

(111)

Co

25

class

Dev

Armco Steel

&

100

—

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Anaconda Cooper
Armour

(Un)

& Tel Co_

American Tel

Amurex

*—

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American Rad &

7
5
8

45%

700
7u0
100
000
100

Brick

Illinois

Low

40%
32%
20%
10%
10%

9
44%

10%

1

Mfg

Brass

—

Illinois

Range since Jan. 1

Sales
for Week

Low

Par

High

39%
31%
20%
10%
10%

39%
32%

5
50c

Castings—

Aluminum

Advanced

Akron

8
10

-

Shares

Week's

Low

Par

Laboratories

Abbott

Sales
for Week

ol Prices

.

Week's

Sale Price

rou4-lot transaction* only

Friday

STOCKS

Range
of Prices

Last

STOCKS

Midwest Stock Exchange

9%

Jan

July
Feb

(The)

Producing

Thor 1 Power

Tool

Edison

Trav-ler Radio

Corp
Corp

38

•
•

23

5

2
1

41

2%

38

22%

23

15%

3.33%

Co

Co

15%

40 V8

41

2%

*

2%

Oct

26% May

38

1,050

20%

Jan

25% Mar

700

13%

Jan

17% July

300

37% Mar

48%

Sep

1,900

2% Aug

4%

Jan

Volume 182

Number 5475

..

The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle

.

30

(1727)
11'

.

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE

Friday
STOCKS

Last

Week's "•

Range

r-

Sale Price

of Prices-

Tri

Continental

TruaxtTraer
20th

Corp

Coal

United

i

Shares

Missouri

S

U S

Steel

300

23%

Oct

22%

200

18%

Jan

26%

27

23%

200

31 'A

Jan

64

Jan

•

102

Wieboldt

27%

Jan

57

31% Apr
57

2%

100

52'A

Oct

11

8,400

%

Oct

36%

200

34%

Jan

43%

200

48% July

40%

Feb

51

Jun

54%

15

56%

3,800

40 'A

May

62%

Sep

13%

29%

29%

21%

12%

20%

57

—5

27%

Inc

common

Bankshares

500

8%
27%

Jan

Oct

11

Oct

15% Mar

'

Jan

30% May

20

Sep

28%

Jun

2,000

55 %

Oct

82

Feb

200

27%

Sep

31%

Sep

21%

27%

500

27%
41

10

100

35

Jan

17

17%

300

15

Feb

19%

17

*

49% Aug
20% Jan

19%

5,400

19%

Jan

22% Mar

23%

22%

23V4

1,000

21 %

49

—10

Yates-American Machine Co

3,700

29%
58

41

*

Corp

15%

55%

—1

Wisconsin Public Service
Woolworth (F W) Co

116% Sep

42%

56%

*

Co

Stores

Wisconsin

81 % Mar

800

%

5

10

Motor

800

29%

35%

16%

Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool Seeger Corp wi

60% Aug

57

10

Western

40

48%

49

1,000

46

5

15%

15%

100

Jan

10%

Sep

52% July

Jan

ACF

Juneau

16% Sep

:

Can

Vf—1.'..

Co

American

Stores

American

Tel

L

Co.
0—

&

*

48

100

Tel

Corp
Atlantic City Electric

177%

Transit

49

454

47%
172%

Jan

25

24%

25%

281

28 %

28%

29%

5,467

12%

12%

12%

400

212

58%

Feb

187% July
28% Mar

23% Aug
28'A Oct
12

Budd Company

30 %

Oct

160

38

Jan

42

Jun

20%

22%

481

15%

Jan

23

July

%

40%

38

40%

1,873

37%

25

94 %

93%

96

1,470

6%

6%

150

Curtis Publishing Co

1

36%

Jan

34%

37%
35%

30%

34%

1,538

34

Jan

29%

30 %

361

28

Jan

678

5%%

conv

General
New

(Julius)

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common

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common

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National

22

180

(Un)—*

46'A

46%

Tel Co

Tobacco

Viscose

(The)

(Un)

Louisiana

Gas

of

Oct

10

8%

8%

120

preferred

Philco Corp
Potomac Electric
3.60%

series

3.60%

series

Mfg
div

Reading Co

13%

375

11 % Mar

13%

33%

Sep

215

Feb

21%

771

23% July
20% Oct

433A

20%

30 3A

Apr

55

55

55

100

51

55

Oct

18%

Oct

Sep

16

Jan

1,793

42

Mar

26%

24%

26%

3,252

21%

46

»

239

483A

45%

47

38%

41%

40%

_

49% July
30 3/8 Jun

Jan

—

459

45 J/4

Oct

53%

Jun

3,431

37%

Jan

43 'A

July

B

preferred
_

_

&

preference

__

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com

__

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Eureka

Corp

Vought Aircraft

Cities Service

Co

Clary Corn
...
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July

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class

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N

of

68

440

65%

160

77%

16%

Sep

Crucible

Jan

Oct

37%

Jun

Di Giorgia

Steel

Jun
Oct

Doernbecher

81

Sep

Dominguez Oil Fields Co (Un)

.393/4 Mar

Dow Chemical Co

42 J/2

Du

363/8

37%

857

353/4

Jun

393/8

40%

763

38"%

Jan

20%

20%

100

19 3/8

Feb

44

20% Mar

44%

270

36 J/2

Jan

45%

Class

B

91

91

$l,00<f

July

Feb

'

Week's

Last

Mfg
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Mont

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91

Oct

—

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class

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5
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34%

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1

—

—

29%

50

28 3/a

25%

135

24 Ve

15%

5

10

10

15%

1,739

4%

35

27%
3

55

28%

463A

31%

1

Lines

Inc

preferred

Mining

United

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100

High

Oct

35

Apr

Aug

31

Mar

Mar

Jan

17% Aug
17 % Feb

General
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common

General

7 J/2

Jan

Co

Gillette

Sep

23%

Jan

33

Jun

14%

15%

56% July
3

6%

1,000

31%

441

14%

14%

14%

312

49%
(

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—

1

295

6

31%

50

Feb

87

20%

Sep

4%

14'A

Jun

31
Aug
46% July
•

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16%

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18%

Oct

Feb

35%

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4,300

45% Mar

56% July

20%

,

240

81c

Jun

28% Mar

440

p"-*',

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1.10

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31%

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67

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42 %

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46

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19%

Jan

28 % May

93%

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54%
40

57%

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29%

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51

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180

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Apr

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1

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Sep

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400

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46% Jun

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45

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56

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Sep
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..

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77% Mar

51% July
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20
815

36%

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1—

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6%

Sep

9

Sep
July

Jan

27

Jan

32 J/4

1%

1,000

l'A

Jun

103

25%

Jan

30

Feb

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16

Jan

21

Sep

Hunt

Jan

Idaho

Mary
Power

Sep

1%

Sep

July

1% July

2 J/4

Hotels

Oil

Foods

97

32% May
623A Mar

35% Aug
913A Sep

Idaho

83'A

30

24

31'/s July

Internatl

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10c

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International Tel & Tel

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Intex

31

108

27'A

Jan

35

311

25'A

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323/g

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573/4

796

54%

Oct

82%

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Jones

16 % Mar

31%

663

44'A

3l'A

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7

25 %

Apr

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14%

756

12'/2

Feb

16%

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100

36'A

Jan

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1.10

July

2.40

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Oct

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Oct

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Oct

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1,299

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30

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85

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Jan

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8%

800

82%

8%

82%

180

82

463/8

49

600

32% Mar

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Aug

26

54%

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31

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*

com

1,255

40%

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Sep

15

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26

1

44%

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a

10
6%

Mines

Nickel

Oil

12%

Inc

Sep

Jan

433A
1.10

1

new—

63%

36%

14'A

5

(Un)

53% Aug

285

a26% a26'A
14%

•

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Corp

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13'A

1

—r—25

Pineapple

Holly Development Co
Homestake Mining Co

29

Mar

—

Preferred

20

41

31%

14%

3

a59

14%

*

Hancock Oil Co class A
Hawaiian

a59

40%

a59

5

(Un)

Corp———

81

50

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54 '

47%

47%

—*
5

Feb

3

28'A

1,000

common

Erewing Co
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Great Northern Ry

61

58

w

51%

5

Goebel

49%

7C

20%

3

Gladding McBean & Co
Oct

37% July

14

22% July

Oct

General Telephone Corp com (Un)—10

28%

133A

Jan

17

6%

1

Corp old

Public

Jan

1,575

Corp

Motors

Jan

356

7c

15"%

170

—•——-—2
Co

(Un)

Jan

34%

1,586

10

(Un)—

82 3/4

29

10c

Engineering & Foundry Co
5
Vanadium Alloys Steel
*
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric Corp——12.50

80

26

34%

10
5

323

26

25

Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Spring & Axle

Rockwell

22%

1

Electric Co

37%

134

20%

20

—

Foods

43

1%

18%

20

General

'

29'A

20%

Feb

3

General

1

30

1%

15%

10

Dairies
Trailer

110

2.50

common

952

1

-

Co

Machinery & Chemical Corp

55

20 3A

(Un)

(Un)

Co

Plantation

32

20%

25

Capwell Co
Eureka Corp Ltd capital—

67

5

17%

—10c

(Un)

Emporium

Hilton
28

1%

10

—

see

70

4%

45 J/2

*

Gas__

16%

4%

3

*

1

McKinney Manufacturing
Mountain Fuel
Supply
Natco Corp

footnotes

Low

25 %

34%

Co

General Dynamics Corp.x

Range since Jan.

High '

26%

8.50

Refractories

convertible

4%

Jan

16%

7%

(Un)

A

&

Natural Gas

Paso

Fruehauf

16'/a
—

Pittsburgh Brewing Co

;

Jan

Apr

15%

;*
5

deNemours

Foremost

for Week

29%
25%

Co

Jan

6

Jan

5%

*

—

common

duPont

Food

15'A

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4%

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17

10% May

Sales

of Prices

Low

2,762

47%

Sep

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83

766

5

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5

common

Eastman Kodak Co

1975

13

Sep

5

Fruit Corp cl A com

79
160

Jan

37%

•—.

Apr

163%

17%
22%

—1

(Un)

Corp

July

40

10

57%

Jan

24% May

Feb

(Un)—25

of America

Co

Curtiss-Wrighti

67%

130

Oct

103 %

5

36%

al04%

Zellerbach Corp new com

Preferred

33% July
33 'A Apr

55 'A Mar

Motors

615

35

46'A

703

363

5

Crown

76

Apr

503

300

—9

July

155

28

49%

390

a9%
a26%
103
49%

May

66%

Jan

3%

(Unl———1

45

77

24%

41%

33%

45

■

20% May

65%

15

(Un)_,

Natural C/as Co

42'A Mar

31%

160

65

*

(Un)

Y

43

382

23%

3%

16'A

160

323/8

Apr

Aug

41%

—*
25
*

100

31%

19 %

53 %

65

a23 %

15%

29%

Jan
Jan

41%

2%

B

44

438

12 %

36%

4%

class A_2%

15%

31%

388
135

12%

*

.

44

31%

Jun

12%

46%

12%
4%

3%

Co

& Iron

Colorado Fuel

(Un)—'
10
Crocker First Nat'l Bank—
——,—25

323/8

10%

Apr

46%

a26% a26%

—1
10c

,

774

930

Sep

8%

8i\ Mar

40

Oct

146 150%

10

(Un)

1,795

31 %

5%

23%

49%

43

303A

40c

Aug

12%
^

a26%

Corn Products Refining

10

Brewing

For

a9%

31c

46%

„

-25

Chrysler Corp

Continental

»

Home (Joseph) Co
joy Manufacturing. Co

Toy

a9%

1

(Un)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
25
Chicago Mil St Paul RR com (Un)—•
Chance

Sep

13%

;

common

Duquesne Brewing
Duquesne Light
Equitable Gas Co

San

270

22%

Armstrong Cork Co

$2.50

8

32%

.

Star

5%

31%

Par

Lone

(Un)

& Co com

Jun

25

Inc

Walker

1,250

47% July

Sep

24J/8

STOCKS

Pitt

38c

213/4

Friday

Harbison

Apr

32c

2
—25
12%
10
*
1
1

(Un)

Ry

July

Pittsburgh Stock Exchange

Fort

48%

14%

Pacific

I)

Central

Ewa

Gas

Sep

1%

Dry Ginger Ale (Un)
Atlantic Oil Co Ltd-

Eastern

Columbia

38%

Jan

Door-Oliver

Improvement

L)

369

21% Mar

Chem

BONDS

(D

Sep

39%

21%

_

Baltimore Transit Co 5s series A

Clark

40%

39%

-

—

33%

43%

_

Woodward & Lothrop common.^—

Blaw-Knox

Jun

163

19%

«

Westmoreland

Oct

588

20

*

Gas

41%
34%

40

12J/8 May
30 J/2 Oct

_

Gas

120

750

28 %

19

—

_

Security Storage Co of Wash

Washington

Jan

42%
37%

28

Jan

31'/a

146% May

126 %

42%

40

113%

Aug

140

al32%al33%

36%

5

Corp

Packing

1,660

11% Aug
28% Feb

Sep
Feb

5

Co

Cement

5,512

10

16%

532

20

„

Sep

16

1,100

15%

1

48 %

13%

5

1

18%

*

Feb

42%. Aug

385

25%

14

*

com

_

,

16%

439

15%

1

19%

50

„

132%

a

Oct

45 %

15%

—

25%

Consolidated

Jan

Sep

44%

—

1

15

10

al6% al6%

Sep

70%

36%

43

common—

common

Co

66% Jul.v

5

20

_

_

Jan

Corp

Calaveras

Clorox

17

47%

preferred..

Electric

Scott Paper Co

United

13%

32%

16%

54

31%
Power

A

Co

Service

Oil

123/a July

21%

48%

546

77%

Feb
Mar

Sugar

Calamba

10

ParticiDating

Sun

Jan

17

60 %

2%

(Un)

Sullivan

&

Feb

Sep

Common

Hill

20%
16 J/2

10

Company

Caterpillar Tractor Co com
Celanese Corp of America

36%

*

60

60%

5
10
5

Jan

263/8 Mar

1

82% Aug

5

3A

11% July
53/b Jan

—

Jan

;—1

Case

170

__

(Un)

Corp

Sep

16%

10

Oil

49 J/4

15%

Washington.

47%

2
1

Canadian

25

1

40

1

Canada

418

10

62%

747

*

:

Canadian

Oct

16%

Chica

187% July

210

5

(Un)

Corp

Boeing Airplane Co
Bolsa

Jan
Jan

438

1

Inc

Corp

Aviation

Aug

41%

173%

68

(Un)—13
—100

Corp

(Un)

Sep

% Aug

220

RR

Instrument

Aircraft

57

442

Sep

3

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton

Beech

Jun

p 2

:

—

(Un)

Ohio

Jan

27

Mar

65%

10
5

Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
&

22

63%
13 %

75%

*

.

(Un)

(Un)—
Wedge

Baltimore

Jun

45

Oct

68

Corp (Un)—5

Corp

Corp

Sep

63%

10

Refining Co

Mfg

Apr

50

Co

Jun

18%

_

$1.40

%

74%

July

80%
117

25
20

Jun

33%

—16%c

&

Beckman

120

Mar

8"%

1,444

•

177% 177%

25

Corp (Un)
Co (Un)

Nat'l Bank

Calif

Arkansas

Co

100

31

145%

43 3A

43%

22

29

89% Mar

33%

Corp
Pennsylvania Power & Light cornPennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co—

Progress

13,511

July

5

California

18%

L)

Pennroad

Public

46%

%

33 %

Jun

Aug

1

Inc__

Bank

44'/a

Jun

Jan

(Un)

Burroughs
39

Apr

46

29 %

48

Bunker

38% July
.34% Fen

Jan

253/4

Jan

Sep
Jan

10%

38% May

Budd

*

Resistance

(Glenn

23%

70

4,317

21

.

855

SeD

—15

Lehigh Coal & Navigation&

477

29

1

common

Martin

137

1.66%
A

(The) Co
Homasote Co

Hecnt

Merck

29

29

5

i

w

Goldenberg Co class

International

28

131% 137%

25

Corp

common

Hamilton

common

Jan

298

Jan

t

Garfinckel

Oct

75%

6

93% Mar

292

9%

Sep

30%

63%

152

9

100%

Jan

6%

*

1,141

43%

Apr

66'A

10

36%

Sep

44%

Delaware Power &
Light-common—13%

51

64

54%

Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc

Oct

Duquesne Light Co
Electric Storage Battery

al05

63%

al01al04%

9

Bishop Oil Co
Blair Holdings Corp (Un)

40

22

102%

a

—

63%

42%

18%

16%

1.80

Jan

54%

Jan

15%
39%

5

Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp

7%

22%

Bethlehem Steel (Un)

9"%

500

12%

24% Mar

50

pfd

9

205

(Un)

Jan

1

non-cum

8%

5

Anaconda

Bendix

Co—

Oct

28

(Un)

American

Avco

1

High

Jun

2,683

6.50

new

Range since Jan.

177 178%

13

Co

Common

$2.50

47%

3%

28

(Un)

&

Jan

120

Smelting & Refining

Atok-Big

Low

•

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore

Shares

37%

701

3%

10

American Tel

Atlas

High

Mar

37%

3%

3Z5

Atlantic Coast Line RR

for Week

Low

29

35%

22%

—

of Prices

Sale Price

29%

(Un)__l

com

American Radiator & S S

Atlantic

Sales

Range

Par

Arundel

0-1

Week's

Last

66"% July

Oct

(111) (Un)
5
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)—50

Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
Friday

Jan

21

22%

Armco Steel Corp

STOCKS

47%

200

1

(Un)

Theatres

American Motors

Armour

Sep

15

21

*

American Cyanamid Co

American

July

45 %

41

a6J

21

*
20

Ltd

Bdst-Para

Anglo

170

a63

1

Co

(Un)

American Airlines Inc com

American

a39 a39%

1

High

Low

*

Mining

Allied Chem & Dye Corp (Un)
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un)

Amer

Range since Jan.

10

(Un)

Gold

Alleghany Corp

,Aluminium

~

High

25

(Un)

Corp

Air Reduction Co

Alaska

Shares

Low

Par
5

common

for Week

1

Industries

Admiral

American

24%

May

Abbott Laboratories

Sales

Range
of Prices

Sale Price
'1

Exchange

Week's

Last

STOCKS

Jun

97% 102

%

(Un)

64

28%

28%

29 %

5

Van Dorn Iron Works

White

63 !4

10

Walgreen Co

Friday

Sep

26% Mar

Corp

Corp

21

San Francisco Stock

25%

Corp

Co

OCTOBER

1

21%

—

Rubber

ENDED

High

22%

♦

United Air Lines Inc
U

Low

1

1

Carbon

Range since Jan.

■,

24%

!.

&

High.

25%

—

Corp

of

Aircraft

Rights

Low

_1

Film

208 Sq La Salle St

Union, Carbide
Union Electric

(Un)

common

Century-Fox

Par

WEEK

.-rfor Week

'

;

FOR

Sales

&

Coro

(Un)

Laughlin Steel

(Un)

•

10

—

—.

May

91% Apr
50% Sep

„

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

..

Monday, October 24, 1955

.

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE

Exch. (Coot.)

Sao Francisco Stock

Last

OCTOBER 21

RNDED

Friday
*

Shares

of Prices

Range since Jan.

com—33 %o
Motors Corp
—1
Power & Light (Un)—,
8%

Kaiser Alum
Kaiser
Kansas

Chem Corp

&

Kern

31%

1.112
225

3%

3%

3%

1

2%

5

Jan

Sep
Jan

44%

Oct

128% Aug
58% Apr

105

105

46

46

46

900

Co

Martin
Matson

Menasco Mfg

M

Co common—
(Un)

19%

20

450

23%

24%

1,660

33%

33%

240

Co

Power

Ward

Montgomery

Co

&

(Un)

—

Sears Roebuck & Co..

Shasta Water Co

(Un)

Fibres—

Auto

5%

5% May

20%

5%

300

20%

475

20%

30%

Oct

30%

Apr
35% Mar

He

63,500

3c

Apr

12c

National Distillers Products

41c

8,255

38c

Sep

76c

200

25

Jan

32

Feb

a38% a38%

75

25

Jan

32

Feb

89%

518

89%

89%

73% May

455

19

19

19%

Conv

Oct

23%

19%

19%

733

19

48%

219

6%

100

Spalding Inc

16%

16%

575

16%

Oct

17%

45%

46%

843

31%

Jan

•
1

31%

31%

400

30

Jan

49% July
35% July

62

62

479

47% May

North
North

Amer

Aviation

American

6%

Investment

(Un)

133

Oct

76

24%

24%

100

21%

Sep
Jan

•
—1

200

66%

Jan

81

26%

26%

460

23%

Sep

39%

Jan

15%

15%

350

13%

Jan

17

Jun

2%
2%
a48% a48%

1,500

2%

Sep

145

44%

Jan

52%, Aug

32

32

160

31

Oct

37%

53%

55%

462

52% Mar
22% Mar

Oceanic Oil Co

18%

1

Ohio Edison Co

Olin

2%

12

(Un)

Ohio Oil Co

a48%

•

Mathiesen

Chemical

19

17

5

55%

•

Corp

Pacific Coast

34%

33

34%

957

>—

8%

8%

722

48%

47%

48%

4,154

35%

35%

1,135

35

common

Aggregates.

5
25

Pacific Gas & Electric common
6%
1st preferred

5%%

1st preferred

5%

25

1,637

5c

16,200

4c

600

20%

a67%a67%

*0

red

4.80%

red

4.50%

red 1st preferred

•

Apr

76

Jan

455

5

Oct

56%

100

56%

Oct

67% Mar v

27%

a56%

28%

460

27%

Oct

37%? Feb

138

49% Mar

59%

415

50

Jan

63

585

45

Jan

220

25% Mar

a52% a56%
56

48%
40%

22

22%

-

Apr

Aug

Jan

37

Apr

Tide

Transamerica

Jan

34%

Apr

50

28%

Sep

31%

Jan

28%

300

27%

Jan

28%

150

28

Jan

29% Aug
29% Aug

50

$1.25

Water Ass'd Oil

;

-

Trans

—

27% Mar

38%

Oct

27 %

Apr

Union

37%

Jan

42

Aug

Union Electric

45c

45c

700

42c

Sep

81c

Jan

11%

12

410

10% Mar

132%

134

160

129%

Jan

—

40%

40%

110

38%

Oct

17%

17%

18

720

Paramount

Corp..

.4

Pictures

Corp

Pennsylvania RR Co

(Un)

(Un)

Union

12% July

Carbide

Oil

(Un)

Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
Petrocarbon

Chemicals

Union Sugar

147% Aug

United

Aircraft

Puget Sound

(Un)

Pure

(Un)

•

Oil

Co

17

Sep

Jun

37 %

Sep
Jan

42% May
Jun

United

22%

30%

United Gas Corp

21%

160

18

Jan

24% July

U

1.16

1.25

851

July

S

Rubber

49

1 85 Sep
64% Aug

U

198

U

S

Steel

43

Universal

Mar

32%

712

31%

76%

536

70% May
2% Jun

32

2.50

2.50

7.50

a57% a57%

5

Oct

;

a61% a62%

5

Feb'1'-

44%

135

a33% a34%

a62%

90

57% May
35% Oct

Jun

Ry Equipt &

Realty

Co

Preferred

Ltd

•

S

new

10

45%

Oct

51% July

'

42%

Oct

49%

r

&

Fruit

Plywood

Corp

3,120

37% Mar

127

23% Oct

25

229

24%

10

1,100

97%

97%

Manufacturing Co

I

Sep
3% Apr
62 % July

Consolidated

Westates

Petroleum

Oil

12% Sep I

106% Sep *

Feb

Jun

West Coast Life Insurance (Un)

(Un)—

....

95

39%

Sep
Apr
Sep
Sep

(Un)

Stores..,

Railroad

Woolwor£h' (F W)

30%

Sep

57%

597

50

Sep

57%

Oct

hi

hi

Oct

n

Oct

1,137

34%

Jan

140

13% Mar

116

51%

Feb

30%

2,840

30%

Sep

37%

38

200

37%

Oct

44%

173

54%

56

3,295
81

66

5%

5%

200

1.05

.

——

*

Co

(Un)

A"

■

Oct

Jun
Jan

42%

Sep

40% Mar

50

Jun

43

61%

Sep

May
3% Mar

Jan

8)c

1,196

11

330

70

55

19%

220

17%

Jan

13%

300

11%

Jan

60 a61%

80

59%

206

20%

20%

57

55%

57%

a|8%

a48%

a 48%

9%

8%

9%

1,530

25

25

80

:

35

1.113

34

Sep

45 %

Preferred

Feb

—25

P,

—

*

Jun

1.10

a

f ~

.

-1-1

Ypllow Cab. Co common

'

3,126

^120

-

'

49% July >

35%

13%

.

Feb

58

11

«

.

a CO

Apr

16

19%

—10

54 %

Jan

70

Western Union Telegraph
(Un)__ Z2Z5O
-12 %
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)

49%

26%

24,470

I

33%

25%

500

11

85% May

Sep

53%

28%

,

37

1.05

45

41% May
40% Mar

31 %

Oct

600

16

--

1

30

14%

Feb

5

95

Inc

27%

47%

hi

1

(Un)

common

71

Lines

Jan

371

1,101

a82%

5

40%

Preferred

82

29

48%

35%

—10

(Un)

95

34%

Jun

28%

9% Oct

28%

56

Pacific

345/3

SePr '
34%. Jun >"

47%

'

Western

1

Oct;

-48%

Sep

44%

•

.16%

common

Sep
Sep

435

Jun

23%

38

Corp
(Un)_.

37

907

33%

Jan

30%

Jan

49

24-

a53% a54%

26%

49

Oct

318

' 40

—10

(Un)

536

16%

24%

10

•

Co

37

48

20% Mar

16

37

Oct

125

24"%

>
.

JUn

23%

23%

31

July

44%

14

24"%
3i
4114

hi

37

16%

Jun

Oct

37%

1,752

2%

Co

Department

48%

a

Mar

Mar

23%

37

—10

Inc

Air

16%

,

109

Feb

88

61

399

22%

8%

Jan

62% May

8?%

Sep

5%

1
;

.

Jun

.

..

Jun

1.60

14% July
Aug

.

25%

Jun

,

15

Aug [

Oct

69%

Apr

20

Sep

28

Jun

55%

Oct

83

Fab

46

May

83

Feb

21

,

52% July

Feb

5%

"

Rheem

43

Sep *

56%

Western

48%

Jan

Jun

Mar

489

(Un)—5

com

Jun

•

Jan

May

——

55

_lo

92,

44

155

29

Jan

495

Apr

39

—

,

36%

a33% a'34%

Sep

Jan

91%

25

48%

1,996

a34%

140

107%

27%

„

„

—25

44%

5

53% July

-

.

333

Sep

—10

43%

1

.

Apr

98% July

30

al05al08%
37% 37%

—

43%

—100

———

Rayonier Incorporated com..
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)_.

40%

Aug

40%

*

com

.

**

Jan

44% May

287
*

•

24%

■-

•

(Un)

Mar

73%

9

...

Western

Radio Corp of America

-

22

\

12%

Utah-Idaho Sugar Co

79%

'

•

.

"37%

2,833,

6i7

__

—'—-

542

76

ld% July.

;

315

•

(Un)—
(Un)

Mo

Glass

204

76%

Pulp & Timber

Pullman Inc

Air

Can

21%

of

Lines

United

38%

31%

3

July

11%-JaB

July

9%

10

—

Mar

51

25%

1.00

—

1

California..

Corp

a51% a53 %

a53%

f
44 %

2
:

common

United

1.25

12%

Apr

29

23%
a39% a39%
a46% a46%
43% 44 %

—

-—5

(Un)

Carbon

&
Co

of

21%

1

Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp common (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
Pig'n Whistle conv prior pfd

Co

38%

__

"

——

24%

1

1
50
33%c

24

Apr

Rights
Oil

World Airways

65

Apr

Sep

173

86

9%

—.10

Inc

Airlines

26 %

Western

Jan

22%

22%

•—

*

Corp;

World

100

Pan American

Apr .*

53%
15%

._

com

Tri Continental Corp
Warrants

1,349

Pacific

Jan

21%

51

"100

49 % 49%
al25%al33%
f —
91% 91%
f—
a49% a49%

50c

preferred..

conv

26%

133%

Sep

15-/8
'

5

—

..25 alQ8%
——•

(Un)
Sulphur Co (Un)

Company

39%

—1

35%
21

Oct

Jan

2,304

al33%

7.50

53

a28% a28%

10o

Jun

1 Sep •

54%' Aug f
27% Apr
44% Sep '

Feb

-lay,

2,039

a38

..•83''

25

Jan

31%

'

9%

100

22%

a37%

a37%

(Un) ...—15

Taxtron American Inc common

26%

common

Feb*

10

"

«

—1

Texas Gulf

7%

34

50

■
r

15%,15%,

.

Oct

34%

38%

Tel

116%

Jan

200

9%

19%

55'57%
a20% a20%

57%

a20%

50c
-2

(Un)

35

35

9%

38%

1.0

■

,

19%

19%

—1

—

10

26%

&

58%

26%

...

39%

Pacific Tel

74% July
Sep

57%

790

.2

Sylvania Electric Products

25

-

Jan

64% July

28%

..25

Pacific Petroleums Ltd

.

Jan

r

56%

28%

Sunray Mid-Continent Oil (Un)——1
Superior Portland Cement (Un)
*
Swift & Co (Un)
—25

Lighting Corp common
•
Pacific Oil & Gas Development--33%c

preferred

6c
27

5%

48%

....—•

44% Mar

209

28%
28%

Pacific

Apr

5%

:

Stecher-Traung Litho (Un) pfd —100,
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
—5
Studebaker Packard
10

Jun

28%

•

25
25
25

—

preferred
5% red pfd series A

19% 'Sep

C^t

-

17%

Jufl

49%: jun'

:

Mar

20%

5c

-5

_—————

Standard Oil Co of N J

4% Mar

a29% a29%

.25

.

1st preferred

5%

54%

34% Mar '

17%

40%

(Ind).

Standard Oil Co

Texas
Pabco Products Inc

48% "Sep

42% July

—

Oahu Sugar Co Ltd (Un)

Feo

41% Jan

20%

,

Sep

43%

90

.25

Co" of California

Standard Oil

Jun

20

Railway (Un)
Northrop Aircraft Inc com.

87%

Sep

145

37%

17%

—

(A G)

Standard Brandalnc

28% Aug
25% Aug

68%

.

Oct

Sep

68%

1

,

77

821

46

.

\Lf2 AUg

28%

a39 a40%

26%

,—

Spiegel Inc common :

Apr

25

com

preferred

Northern Pacific

Jan

9% July

8% Maf'

a47% a47%

•

A—

ser

Sperry Rand Corp.

•

Power.

hO

.25

-

Co

Southern

Sep

1

(Un)

RR

Pacific

Jan

Central

Mohawk

Co

Apr

N

"

6%

pfd

(Un)——

Southern

58%

New

Y

6j7

.25

(Un)

.—:

Calif Petroleum

10

46% Mar

6%

4.88%

preferred

Southern Calif Gas Co

Sep

1

Natomas

Niagara

78'/a

a40%

2
5
-15

Southern Calif Edison Co com
4.32% preferred—

92% Sep

Mar

16

48%

19%

5

(Un)

150

——7%

Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)—

ADr

26%

10c

39c

Gypsum (Un)
Company capital
England Electric System (Un)
...

9%

Sep

Oct

Aug

38c

26%

..

Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Sinclair Oil Corp (Un)__

Jan

7

(Un)

Shell Oil Co

43% Aug

,

Oct

3

1

National

7

78%

...—.2.50

Southern

National

loO

•

SeD

a29% a29%

I—>

7

102% 102%

Feb

"

40% Mar

♦

com—

San Mauricio Mining

33% May
41"% Sep
Apr

122

10c

(Un)

37%

422

5

(Un)—

St Joseph Lead

St Regis Paper Co (Un)
San Diego Gas & Elec com

43%

43%

'

7

79

38%

May
July

47%

5
10
—5
,—10
—p .10
,—1.40
—.2.50

Safeway Stores Inc.—

Apr

25%

30%

■5%

33

July
July

Feb

43%

—10

20J

a29% a/9 %

21%

30%

-16%

-

34 %

__

Schenley industries
Scott Paper Co—

43 (4

1

—

34

9%

Jan

30%

1—18

65

—

50 florins
—
1

Royal Dutch Petroleum—
Ryan Aeronautical Co.—

High

Low

325

1

common

Range since Jan. 1

High
70%

34

24

24% July
24% Mar

1

-—

27 % Mar

96

RKO Theatres Corp (Un)

24% Aug

17% Mar

132

a39%
25 %

5

_

a30% a31%
a36% a39%

Lode Mines.— —pio
10
(Un)

Montana-Dakota Utilities
Montana

20

Oil Co

M

&

51

(Un)

Co

Inc

Co

Mindanao Mother
J

23%

Jan

•

Middle South Util Inc com
M

Jan

40

(Glen)————.—.—

Navigation

&

55

13%

1.329

a31%

McKesson & Robbins Inc (Un)—

Merck

Jan

9o0

50

1

Co com (Un)_——_—
Calculators

Mar chant

40

15%

48

(R H) common——

Macy & Co
Magnavox

150

13%

50

(Un)

Inc

Loew's

48

15%

•

Aircraft Corp

Lockheed

48

7
.—1

...10

Leslie Salt Co

Corp 'Un)

R K O Pictures

23% July

99

class A

Shares

70%

_.

—

Cement Co

Riverside

May

22%

4^0

•
(Un)__25
—.1

Richfield Oil Corp

Sep

31

105

-2%

County Land Co

41%

Jun

for Week

Low

Par

High

a22% a22%

a22%

Corp (Un)

Kennecott Copper

34%

34%

Range

Sale Price
-

Low

High

Low

Par

Sales

Week's'
of Prices

Last

STOCKS

for Week

Range

Sale Price

STOCKS

WEEK

FOR

Sales

Week's

Friday

Oct,

9%

Oct

25

9

'.dl-

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

WEEK

FOR

ENDED

OCTOBER 21

Friday

Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Fundi

Friday
stocks

Week's

Range

Sale Price
Par

| Class

A

I

"

Corp

Ltd

Atlas

Steels

Montreal

■7%

26

Jan

27 y«

Oct

109%

Jun

55

55

25

52

52%

130

47

Feb

21%

1,911

21

Feb

a"""' ...»
-25

21%

54%

54%

55%

53% Jan

450

37

36

38%

5,003

17%

17%

18%

770

53

Mar

60% Aug

.46% July

~

[

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61%

5,620

42

55

1,190

38

39

5,400

52% Apr
36% Jan

Z
Products"

875

58% Jan

62%

42

43%

1,0001

38

50%

50

50%

6,539

45% Feb

7

7%

13,640

27%

27%

75

28%

29%

3,665

96

96

90

105%

105% 105%
a54

20

523/4

14

1,895
18,040

53

14%

page

45.

s

31%

33%

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4aye

48

48 %

480

$1.75

1,820

■

•

1—50

—

30%

_

30'

30
:

30

,'-"106
36
—

"

Jun

42% Feb
5.00

6%

Jan

47% Sep

7.05 Feb

Oct

33
30

Sep

High

15% Feb

~

43 %' Mar

APJf

32

Feb

23

Jan

3jVz Sep

12%

Jun

16

104%- Oct
20%

Feb

*13

Jun

39

May

25

Jan

29

May

Sep

losy* Oct
40

July:

14

-May
48% July' -r

,32y< Aug
33 y#

Aug
July I

34

30

"27

Jan

106

July

50

30

Jan

•39

21

Jan

30

Oct

3,650

36

"

25"
150
126
50
2,720
7,824
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875
' " 5

-

May

4%

50

-

106

30

*"

.20-

Canadian

Locomotive

Canadian

Oil

Sep

106% Aug
54«/8 Mar-

•

-

Cellulose—

20

Apr
32% Apr

25

Feb;

38%

Sep

*

A

nfd—
;

common

37%

*

20

'

ComDanies

common..

*

.

*

107 y«

>

v

Apr

Jun

54%

Sep

Aug

53

Oct

Canadian

Jan

15%

Sep

Chrysler Corp

-

Western

Coghlln (B J)

Nat

Gas

1

,

32

25
31%

19

*

1

!

Equipment

•' '
•

!

—*

35

„

.

8
__

J '

7%
18

8
18

.Apr

99

Apr

31

255

8% Mr
3.50 May

17-

Jan

•

.

,

*

May ;
Jun

25% July

105

Jan

103

93

July

99

3

Jan

Sep
Oct

11% July

6,759
1,878

28% Jan

35 %

1 nv* Mar

2«vt ,T<nv

3,325

•

29%

47% Mar

Oct

Jun *-

135

19

a94 a95»/2

95
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1,671
.

-

—

7%

50

Farm

20 y2

100

—

a95

125
2,030
125
50

100

22%

22%
20% 20%
105% 105%
99
99
7% * 7%
31%' 32%
24%' 25'A
29%
33

!•»% Mar

1.3.% July
4.25 Apr
28% July

1,520

.

22%

,

—__10U -

preferred

22
a95

22'/2

•„'

1

L

..

11

3.50

3.50

a95

preferred

Corkshutt

11"

3.50

1,000

37»/2

36%

__

-Preferred

4%

22: 23%

23 Vx

25

common

52% Jun

Jan

,

23

Canadian Pacific Railway
25
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred—10Canadian Vickers
*

43%

'

*

preferred.^

Apr
52% July

37% July
50y8 Jun

al5% a!5y4
104%
105^
35
35 .,
al3
al3
41 y2 42%
28" ■ 29
30'30y2

* -

;
—

10

Ltd.l..

Canadian, Industries

Warrants

24% Mar

—

104V*

v

_*

—1.10D

Canadian ..Converters class

97

8%

31

?/

;

u25

Celanese

series

92%

Jan

a54

52%

31

100

1

Canadian: Chemical. &

5%

51

52%

54% July
63% July

9% Mar

170

53

31%

28%

.1

*

Ganners

29
Sep
33% July

Mar

14%
—25

-

Jan
Jan

31%

Canadian Car & Foundry class A

Apr

2iy2

104

33%

Telephone

Canadian

25% Mar

75

52%

-50

7

Jan

31%

2,715
291

11

•

53'

May

61%

7%

-50

,

t

43% July
64'/2 Sep

'

540

34-

:

—

preferred-

Canadian
45

53

27%

-50

ZZ

Z

20% July

5.75

$1.25 preferred.

5%

335

£.70

Canadian Bronze comomn.—

Apr

500

* 33%

Canadian Breweries common

53., Aug

32% Feb
13% Mar

1

—

*'

5.75

Rower'Corp—v

—

Commerce

55% May

25%

44
„

29%
.100

j




Jan

42

TLZi

see

69%

'

pfd ,100

For footnotes

i

Northern.

5.00

33 "A

10

Bingeiioce Jus, 1 '
Low

125

44

—20

Canada Safeway 4.40%
pfd
Canada Steamship 'common
.5% preferred

Jun

105

52

44

—

•

preferred
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Canada

Sep
117% Sep

325

21%

44

~

—__—5

Canada Iron

92'%

2,685

-10

preferred —i...J

Columbia

Jan

5,677

British American Oil commonBritish Columbia
Electric Co 4%

British

49

27

-10

;

101

7 % Mar
'

104

..10

,

—

225

3,805

Feb

107

*

...

preferred

7%
79%

23

$1.30

15% July.,
25
Aug,,
8% Jan

105

•

II

Ltd

preferred

525

Jan

26%

*

14%
5.00

14 V*

5.00

•

—

Canada Cement common.—.

.

Mar

105

,111.50

4%% preferred
British Columbia Forest
British Columbia Power

25

8%

37% Aug
27

Products

Bulolo Gold Dredging—_—

High

Jan

26%

Brazilian Traction Light &~Power.
British American Bank Note
Co.

5%

220

7%

103%

—Z50

Bathurst Power & Paper class
Class B

4%%

11%

26

24% Jun

55

Nova Scotia

4%%

111

25

——

i

10,012

26%

100

common

Telephone

LOW

35%

78%

79

,,~~ZZZ*

Canaaienne

Bell

•

%

preferred

Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd
Anglo Can Tel. Ce 4%% pfd
$2.40 preferred
Asbestos Corp

High

26%
24

Building

'

11%

ZZ

Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Algoma Steel

Range since Jan. 1

Shares

'

High

*

Class B

Shares

34%

•

Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum Co of Can 4%
5%% 2nd preferred

Argus

35%

IZ20

;

_

Lew

"

_*

Bruck Mills Ltd class A_„_

for Week

of Prices

Low

«

Sales

Par

ofPrices

1

Last

Abitlbl Power & Paper common
4%% preferred
i
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar common.

\

Range

Sale Price

-

Sales
for Week

Week's

Last

STOCKS

■

18% Mar

19% Aug *

15
1,840
750

73% Mar

96%

7%
15

S»p

Apr

1034, J»lV '

Jan

18 Y*

Sep

Number 5475

Volume 182

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

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CANADIAN MARKETS
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*

STOCKS

**^.7' * V

Friday

Week'i

Sale*

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■,,r

.

r Range-for Week
of Prices
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Last

.

-'f'• ai$(«

Sale Price

Friday

Sales

Week's

Last

STOCKS

Jot Week

Range.

Sale Price

Range since Jan. l

of Prices

Shares

<

1

Range since Jan.

'

Par' "
Combined
Consol

..

Consolidated Textile

<, ♦.

.Consumers
■'*

Glass

Class 'B

Bortiinion Corsets
"Dominion Dairies

Preferred

■

..3

Jan

Feb

31%

16%

Jan

20

41

16

4,710
2;620'

4114

42%
20%

12

12

450

7%

7%

16

al7Va al7%

20

Apr

J*

-

7%

35

■_

Sep

.Weston

com—_)•

—w—

26%

100

_

:

13

Ltd_»

aj7

Red pfd

2

17%

4,768

36

HV'a

12
24%

17
'

—*:

a

Zeliers Limited

24 %

15
Apr
28% Feb

23

2.U9

25

Jan

31

2,695

24% Mar

30

100

&97

a97

20

Eddy Paper Co Class A pfd__

.20

69

70

ElectroluX

-1

14/2

14%

Corp
Heating Products...
...

a 8'/a

—

*

Trasef

Canadian Corp.
of

Ltd

Co's

_1

24

97

May

33

Jan

11%

Jan

60

23%

24

24

1,115

33

34

4,890

25%

31

1,200

—

33%
31

...

5%

common_.___.___.

preferred .v

5

...

PowOf

^

-preferred-

—

—

—„

GeneralBakeries Ltd—.

''

—*
5

.

.

-Brown Company

Mar

29

27%

36% Sep

Canadian Dredge &

115%

Canadian

General'Steel-Wares 5%

.100
pfd——
Goodyear Tire 4% pfd inc 1927— -50
GfHt Lakes Rape* Co Ltd——
Gypsum. Lime AS Al&bastine.

-

110

Mar

112

Jan

8'%

8%

250

7

May

52
44%

55

8t5

48

Mar

46

202

al01%al01%

__

53%

44%

Sep

9'/a Jun
80

Mar

Oct

48

105

Mar

52 %

Jan

39%

61

41%

4;830

29% Jan

53% July
47% Jun

60%

41%

$2.00

;

39%

Paper common—

61

267

62% Jan

61% Jun

preferred

40%

39%

9,720

,—50

52%

52%

53

—_*

—_

63%

62

63%

30

325

3,125

Hudson Bay Mining—.—

Jan

53

Jun

>12

Jan

95c

1.20

a7.00

019. ss

Aug

Iht

Nickel

1%

or

11%

5

35% Mar

42

5,500

V

35% Mar

42

a50

3B%- 37%

-

10% Mar

54

4,276
3,725

105% 105%

25

102 Va Mar

11%
51

12

'

51%

17

17%

14%

20%

21%

2,400

20% May

a75

a76

al9

al9

35

16%

Jan

17%

21

207/s

21

1,030

15 Va

Jan

27

31%

31%

31%

100

30

Feb

34% Aug

6%

!"-«

610

12

420

4

Canada

.

Jan

8

preferred
Paper

R21

821

a21

60

17

Jan

22%

•

76%

72%

77%

10,150

55

Jan

B

137

137

137

75

105

103

105%

1,894

>27

a25%

100
common——7.50

international

International Petroleum Co Ltd—

international Power

*

—'——*

—

a27

200.

V 134

dan

435

205

116

24% Aug

225

124

6%

6

Mar

a27

a27

8

25

Jan

29

a37

18

36

Jan

40

— —

1*

3.75

3.75

3.75

3.75

100

35

37

9,743

32

Oct

41

Jun

*

al6

al6

25

16

Jan

18

Mar

—.5
-

49 %

50%

138

49 %

Oct

82

Zellerbach

Jun

52

52

10

50

Jan

52

a24

24

25

22% Mar

29% Jun

35

36

765

33

Feb

38

TOC

35%

Ltd—
—

Corp

Works Ltd

52

50

•
35%

39%'

37%

39%

33% Mar

42%

Jun

25%

25%

25%

1,950

25

Oct

30%

Jan

23%

23%

300

17

Jan

30% Apr

22%

22%

455 "

Labatt

Limited

Class

*

22%

TOO

143

(John)——____

Lake of the Woods 7%

Laurentide

*

Ltd—

Public Service

Jamaica

—5

pfd
Acceptance class

B '

—

_——

Jan

26

Jan

Jan

28

July

1,225

18

26% Jan

46

July

a26

10

21

Jan

26

Oct

9%c

10c

5,685

9

Feb

11% July

105%

106

280

101

Mar

40%

42

2,011

33

Jan

27'

1,625

23

TOO

——

40%
26^4

840

22%

17"%' 17%

780

16

a22

Chemical com—

29%

42

♦

26% Mar
23%

104% Jan

25

13%

4,467

50%
&29

5?

1,505

a23

Sep
Jun

-

25

13%

37%

Jun

35%

Jun

73

Placer Development

*

:—

,

33%

1.60

1.60

1.75

1,300

135

130

136

621

100

Jan

158

Sep

a46

a46

10

44

May

60

Feb

8.00

8.00

"lOO

50

50%

Paper C* ———*
pfd
100
6% pfd
10
Mersey Paper Co Ltd—
——
*
Minnesota. & Ontario Paper Co_.
5
Moore Corp Ltd common.—
*
Mount Royal Rl'ce Mills Ltd—
•

44

40

4,500

44
100

Jan

11%

330

47 Va

11%

-2D

29%

1,340

Jan

St

Lawrence

Corp

,

Sherwln Williams, of Canada
.Sicks'

Breweries

Voting trust ctfs._
Simpsons Ltd -—_——
Southern Canada Power
,

Triad

w*,

58

58%

175

39

40%

1,235

31% Jan

41% May

all% all'/a

50

10% Aug

12

28%
32%

28%

175

28

28%

Oct

32%

165

27%

36

Sep

10

51

Mar

53%

Jun

'

—

—

cum

a53

a53

non

cum

100
—50

52%

52%

53

270

51

Mar

55

75

76

150

66

Jan

76

Corp

Telephone

Quebec

Oct

20

19%

20%

2,870

14%

Apr

25

July

Reitmans

33

—

part 2nd pfd

Ltd

(Can)

815

33

32

Canada Ltd class A—*

18%

18%

■-*

14%

v

14%

Renold

Chains

Russell

Industries Ltd—

...

Southern Canada Power 0%

pfd

a

43%

44

44%

■

16% Aug
24 Va Jun

Trans

Wilson

Windsor

Jun

Jan

35

Aug

13%

13%

137/b

1,775

10% May

16

1,091

65

Mar

84

Sep

4,168

50 ys

—

B'/4

8%

200

40

25

v

26%

Sep

8%

23%. Feb

'■

—

—

5%
28

Jan

Sep

Jan

56

Apr

*■

2000

9c

Jan

32c

Apr

14c

15c

6,000

15c

Aug

44c

Mar

3.15

3.00

3.20

3.00

1.37

1.28

1.37

2,200
58,100

4c

4c

5c

11,100

9c

12c

lie

—

Ltd

Mines

12C

14%c

—

Ltd

Mines

Lead

25
200

—-

Ltd——

Mines

530

a22
26 V*

Sep

'

—

Ltd.

16

a22

40

26%

54

Nickel Corp.———
Mlhes Ltd—
—:

Arcadia

—

Oct

4.10

1.27

Oct

1.35

2c

Jan

7c

7c

Mar

14c
72c

Apr

Oct

Apr
Sep
July

45c

47c

63,500
6,000

43c

Feb

16c

22c

5,300

15c

Jan

4ftc

P"b

14c

Sulphur Mining Corp
—
Ascot Metals Corp Ltd..—
Atlas Sulphur & Iron
Aumaque Gold Mines Ltd——.—Arnora

15c

1,500

12 %c

Jun

16c

Jan

July

78

64%

C)

15%
26%

—'

5

Ltd—

♦

IJ

Hotel

Ameranium
Anacon

15%

——

Mining Stocks—
Alta

__

(I» E) Pen Co Ltd—

Ltd

Sep
Jun

July

^

Oct

Band-Ore

74%

64%:

61%

■

a51% a51%

a51%

3D

Jan

50.

55%

40

53

49

185

45

Feb

525

29

28%

Beaucage Mines Ltd.—
Bellechasse Mining Corp

27

Jan

49% Aug
30% Aug

;

Belle Chibougamau
Bibis

a29

25

27

Jan

29%

730

Sep

16

Oct

20 Ve

Feb

46%

46%

46%

50

43

Feb

51

Jun

Bouscadillac

50%

52%

4,744

58 Ye

Sep

Bouzan Gold Mines Ltd—Z

41% Jan

Boreal

Ltd

Gold

41%

60

5.30

5.80

1,400

.60

42%

Oct

49

4.35 Jan

Aug

7.40 Jun

Brunsman

Mines

27,300

2.16

2.50

3,400

49c

50c

5,500
23,000

40c

May

7c

Jan

35c

Sep

12c

Mar

12c

Mar

Mines

20c 24%C

22c

12c

12c

...—

Ltd vtc_

Rare Metals

33c

12 %c 14 %c

Mines Ltd——

Mines

45c

1,000

—.——

16%

Yukon

5,750
3,000

40c

—__——

16

1.75

1.90

—

3,000
2,500

&

STOCK

*

EXCHANGE

STOCK

EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE

.

.

'

.

Mines

12 %c..Oct

Mar

20c

Sep

Consol

St., New York City, HAnover k-0575

Central

-

ST. JOHNS, P. Q.

Cadillac

Consolidated Deniscn
Consol

CHICOUT1MI

12%

11%

13

2.05

1.90

2.32

25c

23C

26c

,

500

228,310
19,200

46c

Jun

55c

Mar

4.20 Jan

16%

8.65 May

14

80c

Sep

Sep

July

2.74 Apr

22c

Jan

58c

2c

Jan

6%c

Apr
Apr

7%C Jan

21c

Mar

Jan

18c

Apr

Apr

82c

4C

4c

4C

2,200

10c

10c

13c

19,500

1
1
1

8C

8%C

6,000

7c

74c

74C

5,000

53c

1.20

1.20

1.25

80c

Mar

Ltd—1

10c

10c

10c

10,600
4,577

10%

10%

1,600

35c

47C

3%c

17,500
17,400

'35c

4c

1.05

1.05

900

40c

20c

23c

6,600

9c

Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd
Chip Kayrand
Chibougamau Explorers Ltd

Branch Office:

-

5,753

f

Local Branch: 1203 Phillips Square

SHERBROOKE

20,900

15

Mar

4.75 May

26c

30c
25C

22c

15% July

5,000

30c

13%

Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
1
Canadian Collieries (Dunsmuir)
Ltd.3
Canadian Lithium Mines Ltd
1

July
Sep

2.10 Jan

Jan

10

15

25c>

Jan

3.70 Oct

1,100
8,900

20 %C

*

2.95
50c

1,000

Apr

1.16 July

57c

1.60 Oct

4.25

6.10

Mar

400

Apr

19 %c Jun

Mar

32,000

10%

96c Oct
90c

3c

12,400

3.70

,

12c

35c
36c

10%
4.25

—

Carnegie Mines Ltd
-■*
Cartier-Malartic- Gold Mines Ltd—-.1
Celt a Dev & Mining Co Ltd
—•

,

1.75 Oct

1.60

12%c 12%c

Ltd—

Calumet. Uranium Mines Ltd—.——1

HART

3c
Apr
2.16 Oct

30c

30c

—

—

Tung-Sten

12c
1.90

Jan

Sep

1.60

30 %c

Ltd—>—

Brunswick Min & Smelt Corp Ltd..

Hill

Oct

9c
96c

40c

Mines Ltd.

A29

9c

Jan

5%c
95c

Uranium

Beatrice Red Lake Gold

3c

9c

40c

Mining Corp'n Ltd
Mines Ltd———

Baska

55% July

Jan

48%

16C

Ltd.

Mines

Gold

Base Metals

74% Sep
54% July

Jan

55 Va
:

230 Notre Dame St. West, Montreal




July

11% May
21% Oct

99

MONTREAL

-

Aug

49

32% May

64

TORONTO

62 William

155

18

Jan

41%

TR01S-RIVIERE3

Feb

41% Jan

5

1,115

a30

102% May
16% Jan

Telephone PL-9501

1.

Feb

a30

Apr

CANADIAN STOCK

QUEBEC

140

Oct

18% Aug
17%

Oct

United Corporations class A——

Aug

50

SAVARD

'

33

Jan

18% Aug
14%

'

*

19%

100
150

148

al48

100

"

Aug

41% Aug

A5 %

i*

,.

Jan

Feb

common—.5

1st preferred

Oie

Brilund Mines Ltd..

V

Mar

a53

50%

MEMBERS:

July

50

Callinan Flin Flon Mines Ltd

-

Sep

71

Jan

—_———*1

6%

Burnt

«

48%

27% Mar

51

___*

TlLl.

Oils

•*

40%

40% Apr
32% May

3,418

Bank

Toronto-Dominion

'

Sep

205

750

99

16%

Steel Co ol Canada commonj—

Jan

675

54%

*

—

131

200

36

99

*

,

50

Oct

Jun

200

»

——

14 Va

47%

53%

»

common—

107

Jan

47

99

*

com.

Jan

10

35%

:54%

77%.

common—:_C

Shawinigan Water Si Power common
Series - A 4% preferred—__—
50
Class B 4V2% pfd—
.50

100

Mountain Oil Pipe Line-

*

Rollsnd Paper 4Va% pfd
.____100
Royal
—10Royalite Oil Co Ltd common.—_____♦

45

176

Union Gas of Canada Ltd—_—

,60

Feb

26

93

102
al2.

Sep

36% Sep
58% July
67% Aug

Mar

50

Jan

102

all%

Sep

Sep

Corp of Canada—

75

Mar

2,720

28

:

Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd-10

58

Jan

30% Mar
-

7%

Feb

Jan

68%

25

Apr

9% July

Mar

102

National Grocers Co Ltd $1.50 pfd—20

Power

5

19%

Aug

,

2.80 May

Oct

a!2

Melchers Distilleries Ltd

Northerjn Quebec Power Co Ltd—
Cum red s f 1st pfd.
—:

1,175

a90

7

50

28

a90

•

1.60

142

a7

26

a7
—

McCoU-Frontenac Oil 4%

Westeel Products Ltd

52%

:

29

v—

—

MaoLaren Power &

Waterman

52%

11%

*

Corp..,—__ *

Securities

59'/2 Sep

101% 101%

11%

•

Canadian Investment Corp—1

31% Sep

66% May

V

2,885

50

101%

A

Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)

Arno

Quebec Power

Co of Can class

Motor

Jan

34

2,075

53 >' 54 %

51

Co Ltd common^——

*

41

'23% Jan

85

53%

IT—*

of Canada

4%- preferred —
Provincial Transport

92

Jan

62

Jan

46% May

150

33%

-1

_

Powell River Company

73

52%

—.*

—

Apr

27

Western Canada Breweries

52%

Tubes

82

50

48% Aug

Mar

'26

200

51

107

17

39

Traders Finance Corp class A—-

1,436

43

:

Sep

27% Sep

,

•

common

Price Bros &

28

Jan
Mar

17% Mar

„

10

49%

*

:

■

15

."

al3% al3%
29
30

50%

*

106

July

46% July

"

5

——-——*

&22

106

loir

115

Feb

<*,■■"'25.. 25%

17%-

Ontario Steel Products..
fiT-

-'

25%

>

25%

Ogilvie Flour Mills common...:—

Corp

13%

Aug

6,745

49%

Power

Oct

20

23

Niagara Wire Weaving—
.—_*
Noranda Mines Ltd
.—;—
*

.

11%

400

38%

v

Penmans

125

20

a26

,—

Page-Hersey

11%

37%

Morgan & Co common..
4% %; preferred

.

Jan

9%c

——-

National Steel Car Corp

Jun

22%

.__*

MontrealLocomotive,

National Drug

25
155

Oct

23

Molson Breweries. class A

Class B.

145

39%

Mailman Corp Ltd priority
Massey-Harris-Ferguson common-

Preferred

21% May

90

11%

11%

MacMillan & Bloedel class B_

McColl Frontenac Oil

145

a90

London

•

20

A—

_

Lower St Lawrence Power——

<

145-

Jun
Jan

39

Hydro-Electric

Sep

Interprovincial Pipe Lines

Jun

a87

*

Corp

Square

Foreign POwet Sec Corp Ltd

Aug

590

"

3.35

Sep
Jun

May
3.80 Sep
3.80 Sep

3.60 Feb

200
■

—— •

8%

39

Ford

Sep

31

250

Mar

r

Apr

July

Fleet Manufacturing Ltd.—.—.——•

Aug
Sep

International Utilities Corp common._5

80% Mar

Feb

a37

Federal Grain Co class A.—

Aug
138% Jun

Mar

80

•

July

6%

& Frere LlmiWse class A—

Dominion

86

common

68

19

23% July

*

Dominion Engineering

107 % July
19
Sep

Apr

30
1

Jan

*

——

.Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd.*

12% Aug
61% Jun

Oct

3,005

17%
7%c

7%c

48%

10

3,600

*

Dock Co Ltd..
Ltd—_

Consolidated Paper Corp
Crain Ltd (R L)

Sep
Sep

—25

6% preferred

„

37%

31% July
9% Feb

85c

15%

-

h50

imperial
*——.——10
imperial Oil Ltd
______—
Imperial .Tobacco of Canada common'5
Industrial Acceptance Corp common..*
$4.56 preferred
—100
Inland Cement preferred
—.—10
International Bronze Powders com——*

July

29 % May
6
Jun

13%

15%.

15%

_>>

Ltd..—

Claude, Neon Gen Advert class A__

David

I

50

Jan

21

Gen- Investments

B

Class

'

Sep
Sep
1.20 Apr

10%

125

a7.00

High

36% Jan

6,500

29%

Catelli Food Products Ltd class A_.

44% July

50% Jan
52

4.085

Vinegars Ltd———

Crown

Smith

Howard

562

12%

Canadian Marconi Company—— _—1

Sefj

100% Aug

5

155

53%

48

11%

29%

—__—*
1

—

34 %i July
114
Aug

Canada

Low

477/s

12 y8

& Dominion Sugar..——_

Canada

Jan

15

46

Feb

May

Range since Jan. 1

High

477/a

Jun

Jan

52

,55

-1%

..

28

Sales
Shares

^______1

27

112

8%.

j-3

:—.—
new.."

Motors

Jan

25

*

Beaubran Corp

25

alllall2%

alll

19

for Week

of Prices
Low

Par

Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo-Nfld Development Co—,
Arcan Corp
Ltd—

:

110

.100

—u

General Dynamics

General

.100

Sep

12% July

Exchange

Week's
Range

Last

...

8% Oct

22% July
.17% Jan

,

495

Friday

Canada Malting Co

Gatineau

26

25

Sale Price

80y» Sep
16V+May

Jun

6

1,120

23'%

•

Canada

common

25

35% Jun

Belding-Corticelli Ltd com
Famous' Players
Foundation Co

10

STOCKS

SVi Aug

.

25% Jan

150

a8 Vt.

al2'/4 al2»/4

24% Sep

6% Mar

.

190
■

—

80% Sep
Aug

45

140

Jan

58

Canadian Funds

Jan

a97

30

958

Canadian Slock

July
July

50

,*•: Preferred

Jan

30

26%

30

25

.123 134Va

.13% Jun

26%

26%

r

Jan

125
4,421

*
——•

Brewery Ltd——

42%

133

the Bank stocks formerly published here will-hereafter be

NOTE:

20
Aug
42% Aug

10

-

42V2

*
100

July

1,075

7%"

29%

'———

66% Apr
38% Jan

common—

17% Mar \

7'/a

7%

30%

2,337

41% Mar

Oct

30%

*

71

29% July
105

Feb

17

4,717

17% inly

70

High

listed alphabetically in this tabulation. -

Apr

33% Feb

450

,

*

uZ

Du Pont of Canada Sec com

103

1

ii%

_*

—23%

Dominion Textile common.—
Dohohue Bros Ltd—.—

al7

l7

35%

*

17%

Jan

.17% Mar

790

14% Jan

70%

pfd

Winnipeg Electric 5%

Aug

S%..Jan

10

37%

20

-

—

103

37

37 y2

810

common—:

(Geo)

Aug
Jan

8

:11% Apr

980

27

103

._•■

common

16

*

^48% SeP

18% Mar

16

High

16

*

A

Western Grocers Ltd. class

Sep

18%? Sep

May

30

Low

16

Walker Gooderham As Worts—

'

common——

Stores

Enamel &

26%

795

20 Va
:

10

Lota

*

"United Steel Corp.

.39% Jun
lO'AJan

Oct*

545
:

42

*

_i

Dominion Tar & Chemical common

Dow

30

18%

>18%

20%

*,

-.

''
-1%. preferred 'Dominion Steel &; Coal—

.Dominion

May

6

Pat

High

Aug'

29

101

al8% ftl8%

5preferred;
Dominion Foundries & Steel

Dominion Glass

§

5,635

i.

6

29%:

18%

—_

Distillers Seagrams
Dominion Bridge :

'

-

500

;

9

''35

6

30

*

Lour

'

9
6

*

j,

—

Low^High
'34%

_*

.

____

■'

-.

>

-—*

—

Coibys class A

•,

~i.__*

Enterprises
Mining & Smelting.
-

Quebec

Mines

Mines Ltd

Yellowknlfe

Mines

1

1

Cortez Explorations Ltd
Coulee Lead & Zinc Mines Ltd

1

Cournor

1

Mining

Co Ltd

45c

3%C

1
22C

4%c Jan
2.10 Jun

Sep

1.81 Sep
18c

Mar

15%

Jun

Oct

54c

Oct

2%c Feb

7c

Apr

Jan

3.45

Apr

Jan

30c

Sep

41

The Commercial and

Financial Chronicle

.

.

.

Monday, October 24, 1955

(1730)

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

Friday

(Cont.)

Canadian Stock Exchange

Last

Sale Price

stocks

Ltd

Mines

Dome

60c

Nickel Mines Ltd—
Mines (1945) Ltd-—

95c

400

27

18
36c

Apr

1,950

July

7.25 Apr

Feb

1.50 May

4.40

4.50

2.10

Sep

30

Jan

2c

1,600

8.00

Feb

22

66,050

4.45

72c

5.55

3.85 Mar

Sep

Warrants

Harrison

Cons

Sep

Agnew Surpass Shoe common

78c

Jan

Ajax Petroleums

July

19%

Sep

11%

Sep

Explorations Ltd
Albermont Petroleums

8

1.10

1.25

16,100

20

20%

2,063

15 % Mar

25

9 %c

9%C

2,500

5%c

19c

1.30

1.35

5,700

1.30

30c

32c

10,700

~r

Alba

Warrants

Oct

1.25

Oct

1.20

Uranium Mines

Iso

Jardun

—

—

.1
26 %c

Gold

Kerr-Addison

27c

Aug

Alberta

2.85 Mar

Jan.
Oct

30c

33,000

71c

1,500

.

Ltd

Mines

8%c

7c

Yukon Mines Ltd——

Kenmayo

25c

70c

Ltd

Mines

18

—

Alberta

Jan

70c

Sep

18

20c

Aug

42 %C

Jun

4c

14,500
200

18

15c

14c

18c

64,000

40 Vic

*
1

Keyboycon Mines Ltd———
Lead Zinc Mines Ltd-

Kontiki

40c

51c

37c

12c

9 Vic

Apr

18%

Feb

53c

Jan

Aug

210

15%

9.10

'

1,300

53c

51c

98c
43c

Jan

1

74%

72

74%

150

5
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
*
Mogador Mines Ltd
1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd—1
Monpas Mines Ltd
1

2.00

1.85

2.05

46,650

21%

22%

800

1.05

1.18

26,050

1—1

1.50

Calumet

Formaque Mines Ltd

New

Highbridge

Mining

New

Jack

Ltd—:

New

Jaculet

New

Lake

Mines

Lafayette

63c

1.31

Sep

2.70 May

Jan

500

3c

Feb

9c

Apr

2,100

87c

May

2.75

Jun
Jun

90c

90c

3,500

90c

Oct

2.53

1.12

600

60c

Jan

1.15 Aug

7%c

3,000

5%c Jun

11c

Jun

24c

2,000

14 %c Mar

33c

75c

63c

1

21c

12,000

1.11 Aug
22c
Sep

Mar

19c

Oct

58,440

13c

Sep

26 %c

Sep

1,000

35c

Oct

65c

July

22c

3,000

18c

26c
40c

Louvre

New

Pacific

New

Royran

New

New

Mines
Coal

—1

&

Oils

Copper Mines Ltd—

Mines

Normetal
Nudulama

Obalski

Ltd

.

.

Mining

Ltd

Corp

Mines

*

Ltd

Uranium

1.40

1.50

4,150

13c

Nepheline
.-

44c

1

12c

13c

1,350

52c

1,000

34c
9.25

36c
9.35

3.50

Jan

15c
2.35

15c

8,100

25c

2nd

Uranium

Pater
Pato

Cons

Mines

50c

Ltd—:

Mines

Gold

1

1

1.70

1
1

17c

Dredging Ltd

Pitt Gold Mining Co__

46c

50c

1.65

1.89

5.90

6.65

1,400

16 Vic 18%c

88,400

21,800
25,200

1.55

1.65,

144,000

3.20

3.70r

17,500

12c

15%

„.

Quebec

1.36

3.55

«

—

4.95

1

Metallurgical
Quebec Smelting
Refining Ltd'

30c

12c

12c

3,000

14%

15%

4,225
5,900

4.80.

4.95

30,000

Acceptance

Preferred

Red

Uranium

Crest

Sherritt-Gordon
Silver

Miller

Siscoe Gold

Mines

Mines

Aumaque

Soma-Duvernav
Standard

Steep

Gold

Mines

Gold

Ltd..

Electric

Apr

"'59c

' Sep

10%

Sep

31 %c

-Sep

Oct

1.55

2.90

Jan

Apr
Sep

20c

Feb

1.89

Jan

9c

Sep

14c

Apr.

18

Jan

11% Mar

Mines

Bankeno

Bankfield

Mines

Tiblemont

Ltd

Mines

Gold

Ltd—,—

Jan

21%
54

21%

22

1,991

20%

Feb

26

Apr

54

54

30

61

Aug

13c

12c

13c

6,600

10c

May

46c

45c

47c

63,300 1

41c

Feb

15

15%

8

9

Uddlen

Mines

Apr,

,

9c

Jan

Mines

1.20

15,500

90c

Jun

55c

55c

500

40c

Jan

62c

11c

13c

2,500

3%c

Jan

18 %c

16c

July

11c
38c

38c

45c

13,500

Jan

68c

12

11%

12%

2,700

7%

Jan

14% Aug

6.00

5.90

6.00

2,150

5.15

Jan

22c

20c

9c

9c

23c

17,700

7c

Jan

35c

Sep

9%c

8,600

8%c

Sep

18c

Apr

14c

14c

5,000

4Vic

Feb

40c

Apr

16%c

16c

18c

9,000

10c

30c

Aug

Jan

98,600

45c

60c

37%

1
1
1

.

37%

37%

20

1.88

—

—4-,—,~_11

•

Bailey Selburn Oils & Gas class A—_I
Bonnyville Oil & Refining
1

Cabanga Developments Ltd—4

1.83

1.94

18,150

38c

37c

lie

10 %c

21c

5.40

47%

35,500

24c

Jan

72,500

4%c

Jan

16%c

133,500

2%c

Jan

29c

14c
24c

Jan

2.15

Jan

42%Ci

20c

21%

Sep

69c

5.40

5.45

2,700

9.40

9.10

9.40

700

1.35

1.27

1.40

28,200

1.55
25c

68c

Federated

Gaspe

Oil

&

Minerals

1.60

8,450

65c

69c

14%

65c

71c

1

2.88

2.88

200

Ltd—1

21c

21c

1,000

27c

31c

15,500

4.25

4.25

200

18c

24c

4,010

"

Inc,_

1

Petroleums Ltd

Ventures

1.50

14%

Calgary & Edmonton Corporation Ltd_*

Oil

71c

28c

*

Ltd

Apr

2.30

2.35

941

2.00 Mar

2.40

9%

9%

300

8% Mar

9%c

10c

4,900

9c

Sep

12c

May

1

20c

9,200
300

Home Oil Co Ltd
Bristol

Okalta

Oils

Oils

;

Ltd

19c

2.25

>..59o

Apr

Sep
Sep

Aug
Sep
Sep

4.65
7.15

Jun
Jan

1.22 May

6.25

Jun

13%

Jun

2.20

-3.125

3,600

1.70 Aug

2.78 Feb

2,241

41% May

54% July
63
' July

44%
55%
32c

44

45

52%

55%

2,381

31c

32c

17,600

8c

8c

8c

5,233

95c

1.06

30,383

1.48

1.70

3,920

23c

25c

6.75

4,720

99c

1.55

Jan

52 %

.

Apr

29c

Aug

49c

Mar

6%c

Jan

12 %c

Apr

93c

Oct

2.10

21c

50c

Oct

3.05

Oct

17c

8,400

14c

Apr

20c

1

1.85

1.81

1.99

8,300

70c

Jan

20c

Bros

—:
—

1
25

Corp
-——

Beta Gamma Mines

*
1
1

1.3,5 Sep
60c

Mines-.——*

Uranium
Hats

Biltmore

Bay

20c

20c

July
July

1.00

250

63

695

58 %

Jan

64%

1.25

53,242

25c

Jan

1.50

7%

I,025

6%

Oct

8%

Jan

2.15

2.30

1,400

2.15

Oct

6.20

Apr

62c

58c

45c

21

1,175

75c

81c

20,850

50

50 %

9,617

15c

18c

20,500

44c

1.00 July

Mar

35c

Pan

Western

Pathfinder

Oils

Ltd

11c

Ribbon

Blue

Rock

Bobjo Mines
Bonville Gold

.

——:

Bordulac Mines

Boymar

*

Gold

Gold

Bralsaman

Bridge & Tank pfd
Brilund Mines Ltd

British

4% %

Petroleum

American
Columbia

Oil

1.60

Oct

80c

Jan

13% May

18%
71c

48,322

20%c 26%c

138,600

15

100

Electric

1.52

1.40

1.60

32%

33

2.00

2.00

2.15

7,300

41c

40c

44c

11 %c
10c

11c

18,060

V

107

13

1.60

__2_

I

Ltd.—

2.90 Aug

35,184

24c

Mar

79c

20,100

11c

Sep

25c

4,100

6c

Jan

19c

Apr

28c

Aug

■i'-

65c

July

r-

17c

Apr
Oct

9c.

6,000

5%c Mar

4.95

4.80

5.15

6,215

2.45 Mar

1.00

1.00

90c

Apr'

"
*

17%
7%

17%

17%

50

17

Feb

7

7%

21,322

7

Oct

48%

48%

47%

Apr

1.58
2.45

v

800

48%

10

1.53

1.65

37,529

2.50

10,000

2.30

'•••

4,464

25%

96

105

92 %

Jan

105 %

106

125

103

54 %

450

52

53%

380

52

52%

595

Apr

2.00
21c

27c
3.75

15c

Jan

Apr
Oct

Quebec

Oils

Development

Apr
Jan

July

51c

Feb

6.30 July

33C

Gairdner &

55

Oct

50% Aug

53%

Jun

50

52%

Oct

Aug

Company Inc.

Jan

1,700

7.80

Feb

1.68

2,000

1.08

Apr

1.77

Sep

1.35

Apr

2.26

New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380

Sep

12

July
Canadian Affiliate:

1.99

1.94

1.99

8,700

11%

11

11%

625

10 % Mar

30c

30c

500

_5Qc

a89

as9

a89

8,000

90c

90c

90c

1,000

80c

27 %c
a__

Jun
—

Aug

i-1

9c

9c

10c

3,4001

7%c

•

69c

65c

69c

4,500

65c

Wilrich

July

I

61 %C

56 %c 62 %c

27,700

47c

Jan

Petroleums

For

footnotes

Ltd

see




page

45.

Jun

12% July

Gairdner &

32c

Jan

a—

Company Limited

1.65

20c

75

1

Canadian Stock Exchange
Jan

July

%c'July

80c

The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
Toronto Stock Exchange

May

Montreal Stock Exchange
Winnipeg Stock Exchange

Vancouver Stock Exchange
Wire system to all offices

Sep

106% July

Jan

9.25

Westburne Oil Co Limited—Ji

v

Jan

3.00 July
35c

9.00

»
_

4

Apr

33% July
97

*

Jan

52%

Aug

2.50

Apr

53%

Jan
Jan

3.85

Apr

94%

-1.36

49%

'

29%

Jan

9% Mar

Oct

28%

July

18

•

1.30 May

2.30

5.40

Oct

1

;

^

Phillips Oil Co Ltd—

Sep

July

13c

8%c

53
52

Oct

40 %

10c 10 %c

II,100

—

Sep

3.80

Sep

35c

100
50
50
50

Jun

35c
1

Aug

28c

29 %

Apr

15

Jan

1.35 Aug
31

Jun

4.20

1.C0 May
6c
Jan

30c,
8 %c

4%, pfd—_10

,

1.05

'

Jun

41c

2.80

15

*

——

May

15c

Jan

.15

1

—

preferred

preferred
4%% preferred
4%% preferred

Oct

10c

21c

1

class A—_—

Brazilian Traction

British

44c

80,100

1

uf.iL

Petroleums'

Erantford Cordage

14,270

2.65

2.70

*

Bralorne Mines.——

Sep

52c

50

Mines

Jan

July

'

-1
1

—,

—r

Sep

52

Aug

48c

—I
1

Mines

Cerium

'

1.10

Jan

10 %c 12 %c

*
50
1

Ltd
preferred-:—.—

5%

1.68

1

.

25

,

.

Feb

45 %

Sep

1.00 July

Jan

17

5,200

20%

1

pfd_—■;

Uran

Blue

July

1,075

63c

1

A

Apr

21c

"

—

class

Jan

2.95

7%

44c
12c

1

Mines

Kirkland

Bidgood
Black

«,—

Ltd

Mines

Yukon

Apr

1.10

1.15
7%
2.30
60c
20%
80c
50%
16%c

—*

common

Telephone

Feb

63c

—

—

2.33

62%

21c

*

1
4
1
♦

Bibis

Jan

15c

*

Bevcon

Jan

2.10 Aug

1.30 Mar

Apr

Bathurst Power & Paper class A

Bell

23,200

1.90

99c

warrants

"B"

Jun

_i
90c

Petroleums

Jun

13c

9.65

Members:
Pacific

Jan

12%

12c

1.75

93c

warrants

"A"

Bouscadillac

•

—

Ltd

Jan

9.15

12c
9.60
1.90

60 Wall Street,

New

Sep

15c

'

7,500

Sep

10%
<

Jan

Bathurst Mining ——L

r

Empire

18%c

Aug

Ltd

Britalta

Oils

July

26c

Petroleums

Bata

■

Cordasun

11c

8.10 Mar

Sep
May

66c

Consolidated

318,200

30c

1.12 Mar

1.18

1

Ltd

18c

95,600

Mining

57c

Petroleums

Sep

12c

24,750

Lumber

Sep

Canadian Admiral Oils Ltd—
Canadian Pipe Lines Producers

40c

Jan

253,456

Beaver

Apr

Calalta

Jan

43c

Belcher

45c

Ltd—

16c

99c

10% July

69c

Co

6%c
7%c

244,298

2.60

Jan

Feb

Oil

Apr

19,262
34,000

40c

38c

4.75

Jan

Anglo-Canadian

July

15c

9%c

86c

300

10c

Ltd-

46c

-15c

14c

2.55

8.30

28c

Mines

Jan

Oct

19>% C May

98c
39c
16c

8.10

500

Stocks—

Jun

July

2.58

8.10

9,000

Oil

11c

20

*
*
*

Mines Ltd
Lodge Uranium

35c

Westville

1,000

Oct

8%c

„

10
1
1
1

Beaucage

31c

Weedon Pyrite & Copper Corp Ltd
Wendell- Mineral Products Ltd
:

13c

19%

13% Mar

15c

10

:

Mines

Beatty

33c

i

19%

200

3,055

Oct

9

Oct

7

1,000

18%

Jan

July

20 % July

*

Uranium

Oct

25c

,4

,

28 %c

9c

—

Apr

33c

Ltd

19c
73c

j

Ltd

3.55

26c

Virginia Mining Corp

Apr

13% Mar

1,030

Jan

Mining—

Co

Metals

Base

29c

1

Ventures

52%

Sep

1.25

33c

14 %c

50c

Warrants

Barymin

Feb

*

Ltd

33c

Jan

13c

—1

Feb

l

Mines

2.10 July

Mar

3%c

16%

17%

1
1

class A

—

1.07

Ltd

Lithium

13
38c

19%' 19%

*
1

:

Mines

Apr

5,50 Sep
49 %c Sep

United Montauben Mines Ltd—
Valor

4

*
1
1
1
1

Mines

2%c

1

Trebor Mines Ltd

14% Aug

80c

—

100

»

Fields

Jan

Sep

.——

169,400

l

Ltd

341

56% May

Jan

20

_——

Cons

Barvue

*

3.75

'

Lake

Tazin

Jan

45c

Mines

Bank of Nova Scotia

Bicroft
Tache

Jun

4.70 Mar
53

33,800

5.05 May

1.10

1

Sullivan Cons Mines

6.20

75

56c

Ltd:

Mines

Avillabona

July

7.05
23 %c

Aug

5.57 Feb
2c

Jun

1.32

Aug

„1

Ltd

18,282

55

52c

._—10

common—

Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas
Banff Oils
Bank
of
Montreal
:

1

Mines

5!50

55c

1
1

Bagamac

1

Mines Ltd

Rock Iron

Feb

5.35

Sep
Mar

75c

,

Sep

1

.

19%

54,555

;

Gold

Sep

90c

1

—

Mines Ltd

Sep

Jan '

1.25

Mines-

1

Ltd

Ltd

12%

1.00

Mines

29c

1.55'

16c

7,200

;

91,700

Atlin-Ruffner

25c

1.55

Jan

13%

3.00

156,500

—

29c

1

Mines—

5c

13%

—*

—

_*

Ltd™

Mines

Gold

7,200

14

—

Yellowknife

Atlas

18,212

9c

23c

com

—

Atlas Steels

Aubelle

3.20

——1

Ashdown Hardware class B—
Atlantic

3.85

3.00

1

Beaver

Radiore

Jan

7%c

--

Beattie-Duquesne

32c'

29c

Apr

70c

*
50

Metals Corp

Baska

Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd..l
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
—
1
Quebec Labrador Developm't .Co Ltd—1*
Quebec Lithium Corp
__i

22c

1

1.58

Arjon Gold
Ascot

19c

15c

17c

—

8.00
v

(Jan

,39c

;

Jun

1.25

common

preferred

Barnat

Panel Consol Uranium

109 %

Oct

*
*

17%c

Jan

Jan

8,200

23c

1

July

104%

Sep

36%c

12,400

8.30

Sep

9c

3,600

6.35

52C

1

Ltd—

10c

6.25

17c
48c

Sep
Jun

1

Corp

Argus

Auto

Feb

2,195

27

13%

Mines

Area

2.20

Jan

107

Feb

137
17c
1.10

Apex Consolidated
Arcan Corp

Oct

3c

201,200

104%

Sep

26

860

118

55

_

Aunor

Sep

27

91%

Jan

Jan

13%
5.40

2.50 May

3%c

39,250

40c

26%

Jun

14

Oct

49

69%

Anglo-American Exploration —.
*
Anglo-Canadian Oil
*
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50
Anglo Huronian
*
Angle Rouyn Mines
*

Feb

1.35

7%

2,170

July

79c

8,625

12c

—I

Mines

1.99

44c

Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
Orchan

1.85

Apr

847

3,010

1.65
3.15
8c

Jan

22c

79%

50c
20c
1

6 %c

14,500

12c

•

Ltd

(1945)

1.50

10cl4%c

50c
1

Santiago Mines Ltd
Vinray Mines Ltd—

Nocana

1.90

1

Ltd—!

13c

*

Ltd

7.75

78

Feb
Jun

101% Aug

Mar

Feb

Aumacho River
New

7.30

100% 104%

97

50c
25

'

Sep

Oct

40c

26c

—25c

Ltd

25% July

80c

22c

—lv

Asbestos—

1.55

Jan

Sep

23 Vic

,

• I

Co Ltd

5%c

Jan

41c

Jun

2.84

Jan

16%

13,235

1.50

90

67% May
46c

Jun

6%c

1

Ltd-*

Mines

1.55

1.05

1.10

90c

1

Ltd

Mines

Goldvue

1.47

5%C

11

New
New

New

1.25 May

Aug

3,000

1.00

1.00

$12,000

2.50 Mar

Jan
Jan

1.74

Petroleums

'■

98%

1.50

93c

Lead

1.

12% Jan

24,800

American

■

28c

6,450

1.68

Anchor

■

1,000

1.45

Anacon

•' £'

400

31c

16%

98%

J03
26%

2.65 Mar

2.00

Sep

12 %c

Feb

1.75

31c

Jan

38c

Jan

15%

18% May

Jan

5%c

'

—1

Jun

1.60

Sep

Apr

Explorations Ltd

20c

2,300

Jan

Apr

National

13,600

Aug

30c

Ltd—.——

36c
2.10

14c

63c

Mines

25%c

Sep
Oct

1.80 May

75c

Jan

Creek

Mar

30c

Jan

Nama

78c

5,000

5%c

1.53

13,050

29,900

16c

1.10

90c

480,639

16,500

—

85 %c

Jun

70c
42c

35c

33,500

51c

Sep

1.14

67,250

1

21c

88c

8c

Ltd

99,925

1.01
<

V

33 %c

33c

Ltd-————

41c

8% July

■

Jun

1.05

Leduc Petroleums Ltd-

21c

Mines

Mar

50c

20

Oct

Oct

104%
16c

7c

Mackeno

58c

Oct

107

Mar

1

Mines

32c

Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines
Island Mining Ltd

Sep

3,300
5,800

102

1
•

preferred ——
Larder

5%%

19c

Merrill

7

79c
65c

7.75

25
..,100

Amalgamated
Amanda

32c

Ltd——1———1

7%

62c

--

.

pfd

4%

21c

Mines

7%

*

•

Macdonald

22c

16%

1

——~————-

Co

Aluminum

Sep

21 %c Mar

12%c July

Warrants

—1

Ltd—

Goldt'ields

Jan

1.75

*

Ltd—.

Algoma Steel
Aluminium Ltd

14%

Louvicourt

14c

—100

14%

Llngslde Copper Mining Co Ltd—

42,900

*

common

Cons

Algom Uranium Mines

May

1.65 Aug

Jan

16

190,400

&

22c

certificates

trust
Pacific

Explor Co Ltd——1
Lavalie Mines Ltd
——1
Min

20c

—

;

——

Distillers

American
Labrador

25c T> Sep

86c

*

—

Debentures

Ltd voting trust

Mines

Joliet-Quebec

Jan

Jun

Voting
1.30

11c

1

*

6.85 Aug

100

20

.1

72,525

36c

-1

1.20

.1

Mines Ltd

Gold

Inspiration Mining & Dev Co—

15c 18 %c

25%

22% Mar

.

Akaitcho Yellow Knife

1

Ltd

Gold Mines

15

2.05

47c

Oct

.5

Minerals

Hollinger

May

16c

1,400

July

106

78c

15c

1,000

19%

16

1,145

63c

30,000

18c

11%

27% Aug

Jan

625

25%

7%

31c

11%

Jan

8%

11%

24

16c

26c

19
__

37% Aug

106

^--———100
1

18c

.1

Ltd

Mines

Jan

25%

330

11%

Oil

&

26%

26%

High

,)

26

9,537

.

Acadia-Uranium
Gas

36

21c

_

Preferred

Acme

26%

Low

Iligh

34%

24%

Class-A

9%c May

Jan

35%

Range since Jan. 1

Shares

of Prices
Low

/

Jun

for Week

Range

Sale Price

Par
Abitlbi Power & Paper common——_•
4%% preferred
—-——-—--25
Acadia-Atlantic common
—*

Sales

Week's

Last

STOCKS

Sep

90c

Jan

5.00

Exchange

Funds

Friday

Mar

Feb

48c

500

6.55

Oct

15c

900

95c

Canadian

14%

22,000

9%c

28c

Hudson-Rand

70c

6.25

5c

•

Gold

60c

8%C

1

Frobisher Limited

Gunner

10,000

26

.1

Falconbridge
Fontana

500

18c

6.50

95c

1

Ltd—

Refining Co

Smelting

14%

6.10

1

Toronto Stock
High

Low

14%
18c

OCTOBER 21

1

Range since Jan.

Shares

High

~

Ltd—

Corp

Metals

Eastern

East

1

Mines Ltd

Sullivan

East

18c

Copper Co Ltd

Duvan

147/e

*

—

Mines Ltd—.—~~—1

Dominion Asbestos

ENDED

for Week

Range
of Prices

Low

par

WEEK

FOR

Sales

Week's

>

Number 5475

Volume 182

.

.

(1731) -43

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

Friday
STOCKS

Last

Range

Sale Price

FOR

WEEK

ENDED

21

OCTOBER

Sales
for Week

Week's

Week's

Friday
STOCKS

Shares

of Prices

Range

Sale Price

Sales
for Week

of Prices

I ast

Range since Jan. 1

Shares

1

since Jan.

Range

'

' •r

•'

British

Columbia

British

Columbia

Class

Forest

t

Products-

Packers

class

_

_

__

Columbia

British

Reef

Brunsman

—25

31,465

8%

Jan

15%

15%

100

15%

Oct

20

14

375

12

Apr

31%

.

33%

820

24% :May
43% Jan

18'A . July
37% ■July

48

49

295

1.58

1.55

1.70

20.828

1.20

8'Ac

7'Ac

9c

19,650

7e

14C

..

Mines

12 %C

14c

1

—

Mining

1

Consolidated

Dragon

Consol

Fenimore

Class B

2.15 Aug

*

_

Iron

84c

Mines—

1.85

1.85

40c

Apr

Consolidated

Guayana

24c

Apr

Consolidated

Halliwell

65c

Oct

Consolidated

Howey

16

Jun

35c

Jun

40c

Jan

1.02

Oct

1.55 Aug

2.65

Jan

5,643

15c 15%c

4,400

10'Ac

July
Jan

Lake Mines

41c

34c

42c

10,050

24'Ac

Jan

70c

23c

54'/2C

-

50c

61c

4.05

5c

472,160

4.10

1

—

-

1,300

8c

8c

65c

17,830

55c

*

2.60

2.50

2.70

13,750

Consolidated

Mining

Consolidated

Morrison

34%
32c

34%

:May

*
1

28c

35
34c

6,735
39,750

38c

Apr

Consolidated

Mosher

2

75c

70c

76c

25c

Apr

Consolidated

Negus

1

36c36%c

47%

Sep

Consolidated Nicholson

•

36c
43c

9,500
5,564

17c

APi

Consolidated Northland Mines

1

1-00

87c

1

15c

1

14c

11

10%

11

1

40c

38c

43c

12,700

38c

Oct

Buffadison Gold

1

9c

8c

9c

21,000

5'Ac

Jan

16c

Buffalo

*

15'Ac

15c 15'Ac

24,000

13c

Feb

Buckles

Mining

-

Algoma Uranium
-Canadian

Buffalo Red Lake

Euilding

III1

7'Ac

8c

11,600

4%c

44'A

250

42%

Feb

15c

14c

16c

20,900

8'Ac

Feb

14 %c

15c

17,930 ;

4"

'

44

——

,Hill

13c

,

Aug

25

Consolidated

1.40 Mar

Jan

44

14 %c

—

Products

1

Bunker

Feb

9.75

May

___1

Marbenor

__

Mines
.

Burrard

_

Flin
Oils

Flon

Campbell

1,797

10%

Oct

13

Aug

Consolidated Peak Oils—

9

8%

9

600

7%

Jan

10

July

Consolidated

Pershcourt
Red

Consolidated

Sannorm

_

*

;

Mine

105%

Apr

14 %c

Feb

55c

Apr

Jan

29c

Jan

5.75

675

4.90

4.15

•

107

Apr

16%

Consol

Sep

14,732
200

7.00 July

4.50

4.50

100

3.00 May

Basin

Sudbury

Mines
—

Tungsten
Consolidated
West Petroleum--'

Sep

Apr

15
7.10

13%

Oct

6.95

7.10

15

*

Consolidated

1

1.00

Feb

Jan

5.35 July

60c

Feb

Oct

70c

20c

Jan

52,375

46c

Mar

8c

Aug

64c

Apr

-

July

1.50

July

52c

60c

Feb

14,200

9c

Feb

4.45
60c
68c

43,780

"2.04

Mar

18c

58,928

July

23c

Aug
Sep

4.15
56c
60c
5.75
23
4.75

__

82,400
33,350

Jan

Sep

1.04

Sep
Jun

50c

5.85
23%
5.25

Jan

5.25 Aug

7,555

56c

Oct

60c

Oct

57,745
1,825

42c

Oct

1.22

Jun

6.50 Aug

2.05 Mar

3,055

20

9,000

26'A

Apr

Sep

2.95

Jan

6.75 May

1.10

Jun

3.65

5.10

Copper Cliff

1

Copper-Man

*
*

2.70
1.40
20c

19'Ac

2.80
1.40
22c

•

18%

18%

18%

17%

17%

13%

13%

I,404

1.00

19,600

35c

7,500

9c

j__

Jun

May

1.07

32%

*

Conwest Exploration

Jun

49c

Aug

9'Ac

23

-

25c

40c

60c

*'

3.50

39%

500

56c

10

Consumers Gas

10% Mar

Aug

Jan
Jan

2.00
29

"30,474

17c
14c
40c

4.40

1

90c

Sep

52c

70c
82c
16%c 17%c

71c
16%c

1

Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd

13'Ac

14%c
13%c

6,902

48c
1.03

40c

1

Min

95

41c
95c

1

1

Poplar

1,500

5.45

1

„

_

Jun

Orlac

85,750

1

Chibougamau

Campbell Red Lake

18%

Consolidated

32c

30c

*

—

13% May

1,485

Sep

106 106'A
31c

1

-

16%

30%

17 %c 17'Ac

10

_

>-

15

15%

_

_

Consolidated

Calvan

b5

11'A

9

A

Calgary & Edmonton com
Calgary Power 5% pfdl
Calnorth

30%

10'A

_

_

_

Dry Dock class

Callinan

30%

*
_

_

Ltd

Co

11'A

Consolidated

&

59c

1

SmeltingExplor

&

*

Burlington Steel
Burns

Sep

Jan

Mar

1

1,338,937
2,915

Brunswick

Aug

19c
v

2.80

4.30
59c

Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd

22c

64c

Feb

30c

15c

1

8c

Gillies

16c

11,343
15,528

1

warrants

Consolidated

Jan

Feb

75c

45c
90c
1.90

40c
84c

7

1

Oil

Consolidated East Crest

10'AC Aug
18c
Feb

45,600

Low

High

Sep

July

■

50'A ■July

Jun

Low

Par

High

14%

48'A

1

_

Low

-

14

33%

_

Mines

Mines

.

15%

«

Power

High

13%

14%

0

Columbia Telephone Co

Brunhurst

Brunston

*

_

A_

_

_

British

Broulan

Low

Par

;

■

9

B

High

1

J

Canada

Bread

9

common

•
■

~

4.75

Sep

Consol Mining—.,
Copper Corp Ltd
i

'

Class

B

Canada

50

preferred

Cement

Preferred

Canaua

Can

Oil

13%

13%

550

76

76'A

1,453

'

2.77

3.05

15%

2.30

Aug
17% Mar
34

Mar

66

94,372

15'A

;•

Aug

Jan

81

Corby

Sep

2.50

48c

Jan

3.90

Jun

375

12'A

Jan

16

Oct

2.50

2.900

2.25

Oct

4.70

Jan

Croinor

400

1.10 Aug
37% Mar

2.75

Jan

Crown

115

41'A

Sep

Crown

35

175

33

Apr

39

Sep

Crows

92

93

270

83%

Jan

95

Feb

Crowpat

104'A 105%

Southern

Oils

Canada Southern

-.100

140

104'A

Oct

Oct

Cusco

75c

Aug

warrants-

Steamship Lines

Canada

Wire

&

Cable

Canadian

Astoria

Canadian

Admiral

Canadian

Atlantic

Canadian

Bank

Canadian

75c

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Canada

class

9

-

*

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of

1,200

35

293

_

76

10

33c 37'Ac

25,686

33c

40c

76

62c

72c

69,862

2

6.50

5,85

6.65

8,000

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42%

41'A

43

3,080

39'A

Jan

28%

28

29

6,118

25

Jan

30%

29

30%

660

—10c

62c

59c

65c

62,595

■

*

Canadian Celanese
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36

#

common

III25

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Canadian Chemical & Cellulose.
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Collieries

3

Canadian

Decalta

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(Dunsmuir)

>'

*
..

9

Canadian

Dredge

Canadian

Fairbanks

-

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—

873

7.30

75

33

10%

11

735

CO

D'Eldona Gold
Delnite

July

Diadem

39

Jun

Apr

25'A

Sep

Dome

38%

Oct

Class

General
and

A

subdivided

Jan

14% July

2.30

2.45

63,105

1.76

Apr

21

20%

21

1,360

15%

Jan

27

23

100

18'A: May

23

Oct

10

14'A July

Mar

4.70

Sep

35.

89c

2.74

Apr

8.00

;

Dominion Asbestos

class

new

A

receive

65

Oct

May

■

■

»;

/•

,

Gen

class

New

20

for

new

Securities

B

Locomotive

Oils

2.15

2.32

7%

7%

20

22%

105

Warrants

44c

1,500

2,745

17

105

May

8

875

3

Jan

85c

108,650

7%

1

84c

82c

___25

31%

31

24%

24%

3.25

2.80

Canadian Oil & Gas Reserves

Railway

Pacific

Canadian

Petroflna

Canadian

Pipelines &

Ltd

preferred—_10'

Petroleums—__1

Salt

A

Mar

61c

Feb

Apr
Jun

Apr

12

50c

Apr
Jan

25%

1,910

17% Mar

160,053 "

1.42 Feb
Feb

22

Canadian

Utilities

pfd

10

Western

Canadian

WHliston

Nat

4%

Gas

:

—

*

Canadian

31

_ll

„

Ltd—
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Asbestos Corp

Cassiar
Castle

Trethewey
Centrals-Explorers

32 %

18%

2.20

2.15

2.35

8.00

7.70

8.00

—

3.80

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>

5.80

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29%

1,760

95

.^5.70

.

Jan

881

,

"

t5.85

2.15

5.95

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/

3.35

Apr

Jan

30c

Aug

Feb

5.50

Sep

7c

Sep

11 'Ac

July

Feb

37c

Aug

4.20

70

18

Apr

49

Oct

97

54

Jan

28,900

31%

Oil

2.12

—i

1.99

Oct

Central

Porcupine

—1

-

Centremaque Gold

'

—

1

.-

Chamberlain Oil

Steel

Chatco
Chateau

-

_

-

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Gai

—

_

9

com—

Oct
Jun

50c

Aug

Apr

Jan

v

•.

&

-•

.

•:

190

8%

11'A

Jun

1.22

Feb

1,100

30c

July

55c

Sep

5,894

15c

33c

Jan

700

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July
Oct

1D5

17,375

He
1.90
44c
42%

4,924

1.96

Jan

Aug

tr.50 Mar
2.65

Cheskirk

Mines

9 %C

Oct

47c

Oct

Jun

48

Sep

5.00

Sep

14'A

Oct

;

■(

1 •

7

100

6.10 Aug

108'A Oct

17,650

18% Mar
100%

7

425

27%

4,883

17'A Mar

25

102

13

20%

1-01

105'A Sep

Mar

8%c

28'A Aug

4,455

15%

Apr

20% Aug

1,711

28'A

Feb

43

Aug

6,096

97/a

Jan

13%

Jun

21'A Mar

32,200

Mar

8% July

32c

1,825

24'A July

7

140

Mar

58c

Jan

31

Aug

59c

Oct

92c

Aug

14,950

17c

Jun

36c

July

2,010

1.00

27,500

"

2.95

6.00

Jan

7.80 Aug

Jan

1.52 May

2.40

90,600

6.35

4,150

90c

1.00

57,300

6.40

7.00

25,450

5%

6

25

3%

Apr

775

8'A

Jan

17

18%
38%

70%

54c

74c

48,949

80c

85c

2,800

9'Ac

12c

4.00

2,130

6%c

69c

157

69

II,932

i—1 1 Y

8'Ac

8'Ac

—

•

L

-1,500

-

34c

...

2.02

2.94

38'A

Sep

81%

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51c

Oct

79c

Mar

6%c
■

908,801

J.07

■1.70

245,667

26

27'A

''1,678

23%

24'A

.

—

Jun

7c

Jan

18c

Apr

25c

Jan

60c

Jan

37c

1,000

3,300

4.25

17%
4.44

4.55

7'Ac

'

8c

Chesterville Mines

1

36c

1

72c

7lc

1.25

1.20

1

1.40

1.26

2.05 Mar
-

Feb

6% May

Apr

20

3.35 Mar

5.40

July
Jun

1—

Falconbridge Nickel
Players

Famous

Fanny Farmer

——

Faraday Uranium Mines

i

1

Oils Ltd——

Fargo

*

Chromium Min & Smelt_

_

25

.

Citra-Lartic

Cobalt

1

Consolidated Mining

Cochenour

——20
Federal Kirkland
-1
Federated Petroleums
i
-*

24%c
4.30

10
—"

5
1-65

Preferred

5c

Feb

16c

Apr"

7,600

3lc

Jan

58c

Aug

Fibre

Products

35c

Jun

87c

Sep

Fleet

Manufacturing

80c

Mar

1.80

Sep

Ford Motor class A

1.25 Aug

2.56

Jun

Foundation Co of Canada

1.25

16,900

1.40

20,000

2.25

2.75

2,050

94

92%

95%

475

65

Mar

99

Sep

2

2

50

2

Oct

3

Apr

12'Ac 13'Ac

132,508

81c

85c

5,948

76'Ac

80c

2,700

7%

1,115

.

85c

1

—i

Copper. 1'

—

Yellowknife-

1

—

7%
14'Ac

.

7%

14'Ac : 14'Ac

-

6,400

1
_

_

74c

67c

87c

257,100

1

J_

_

6%c

6'Ac

18c

20.000

1.70

-

Jun

8'Ac

Sep

81c

Oct

3.50 July

72c

7'A

Feb
Feb

7'Ac

Feb

10c

Jan

4%c

Feb

"

-

23 %c

Jan

1.18

pfd

—1-36

10% July
80c
1.20

Aug
Sep

13 %C July

9%

9'A

9%

350

9'A

10'A

Oct

4.25

4.25

4.25

1,700

3.25

Apr

6.70

July

11

11

615

8%

Jan

11%

Jun

Aug

—

Ltd

Frobisher

-

62
:

July

National

Coniagas

Mines

Coniaurum
Conro

Mines

-1

-

_

_

_

2.50

2.50

2.40

*

__

71c

69c

_

Development

Corp_

_

_

.

J

Consolidated Allenbee

9

Consolidated

9

Bakeries

Consolidated Bellekeno
Consolidated

Central

_

1

_

—

Denison

spe

4,700

2.30

74c

21,000

42c

Sep
Mar

_

_

page




45.

.

—;——

3.70 Aug
70c

Jun

5%

common

preferred
preferred

—

5%%
Geco

Mines

35c

4,330

38

40

1,645

30

31'A

430

34 %C

28c

43,550

4.10

4.45

13,075

5

5

100

1.60

1.75

4,100

1.30

634

1.36

23

7'Ac

32%

350

23

7'Ac

General

Products Mfg

47c

34,950

38c

Aug*

78c

Jun

16,600
550

i4c

July

25c

Jan

12%

Sep

Geneva

33c

38c

107,293

25c

60c

Jun

Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines

General

Steel

Wares

100

Lake

——

3,000

4%c

Jan

Glenn

Uranium

20c

25c

3,250

20c

Sep

36c

Jan

God's

Lake

10%

10'A

10%

94,471

Jan

15%

Jun

Goldale Mines

3.80

3.50

3.80

9,120

2.60 Mar

5.00

July

Mar

common

Preferred

1

19c

*
•

class A

Goldcrest

Mines

Gold
'.

1
1
1

•
—1
—;—1

—

10
—

20c
5.50
1.70
58c
42c
16c

43

Jun

31%

10c

Jan

3.60
5

1.60

Jan

Oct
Oct

100

Jan

18

Jan

34'A

1,905

25

4.35

4.50

18,567

65c

Feb

3.90 Mar
60c

Apr

65c

240

90

92%

16,000

85'A May

41c
30

50c

11.500

32c

Feb

31

1,000

26%

Jan

111

5

110

111

HI
HI

1

Class A

Aug

Jan

Jan

32c Aug

5%c July

16

.

48c

26

3,500

...

42c
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Apr
Oct.

111

90

6,590

9.80

Jan

8'A

800

7'A

Feb

55

230

49

45c
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Oct

Oct

33c

6.30

July
Jun

6

2.85 May

Sep

158

27%

Jun

13c

Apr

36

Aug

5.50
95c

Mar

77c

116'A
9%

Oct

48%

4.95

Oct

6.50

2,500

4.70

Sep

6.45

600
15

71,500
12,835

Jun

100% Aug
10c

5.50

Feb

Jun

79% Mar

43'A

8'A

Sep

19% Sep

834

40'A May

Apr

34% July
115'/$ Aug

300

25

Sep
May

96% Aug
i

16'A

46
43%
5.00
4.95
4.75 5.00
42
42
10
10
102'A 102'A
20c
24c
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1.50
1.92
51c
61c

July

29

"

24'Ac

53%

20c

2.10

2.91

46
4.95
4.95

10%
12c

Jan

55

43c

10'Ac

1.72

111
111

com—,1

Sep

3.75 July

5,500

—

(Canada)

29'A

Feb

2.30

3

Petroleum

29 i\ Mar

-

2.20

-*

Motors new,

10%

1

25

Jan

-——5

General Bakeries
General

Jiily

23

430

1.80

15%
8

General Dynamics

B0'A Jun-

2,435

48c
30'A

—.——

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17 %c

37c

Oct.

Jan

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2.20

1
*
10

—

19c

Mar

Oct

.

1.90

1

Power

Gatineau

10'A

7'A Mar

.

100

Debentures

Gaitwin Exploration

44 %c

1

.

—.

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Consolidated Discovery
For footnotes

2.60

34
4.50
65c
91'A

——-—*

——-i-A

1

Cadillac-

Consolidated Cordasun
Consolidated

—

Aug

1.70

1.03 May

'

2.94

Feb

-421c

July

54c

-Mar

18c

Sep

14 'Ac July

Sep

7 'Ac

Jan
Jun

1.10
13c

Jan

32

1,170

v....

25%' 26'A

—

7'Ac

*

common

Warrants

General

Conduits

■*

—

—;

:

Jan

1.05 July

9

Petroleum

Cos

Fraser

>

*

Combined Enterprises
Commonwealth

1

•

Equip

Coin Lake
Coldstream

_

.

Willans

Cockshutt Farm

Colomac

Corp.

■

24
25%
2.10
2.30
34'Ac
38

*

class A

8,000

2

-

■

—1

Tungsten Copper

Farwest

Federal Grain

Francoeur Gold

Chrysler Corp

* '
:—*,
-1
—1
25c

^

—

32,920

"

75c

Chimo Gold

15

8,400

36c 38'Ac

Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chibougamau Exporl

5

165

17%

4.50

1.57 May

200

4.50

7'Ac

—50c

14c

6,000

1.88

July
Sep

45c

6

^44%

-

.

Sep

6

18%

Jan

29 % Mar
33

12,000

44%

Jan

8.10

Aug

'

28c

Mar

2.10 July

2.30

37%

Apr

18c

Mar

5c

6,862

2.20

Sep

6.10

68c
85c

1

*

„

Aug

25

128,300

1.15

8 %c

Jan

7'A Sep
29% July

May

1,114

Apr

10'A

6 %

Oct

34c

Feb

15c

Oct

351

Jan

Aug
3'A Jan

17 17 A
35
36
11 12 %
24
24
7%
8
40c
43c
30
30
59c
72c
20%c2l'Ac

18%
37%
70

1

common—.

Oils

Sol Gold

90

19c

19%

-

—-—-—1
Ltd

Mines

265

\

:

■

55

'•

—

20

A—

Paper class

2,650

103 103%

—*
20 *
17 /a
*
35%
Chemical com——12

Prods,———*

1,180

351

7

i

Mines

5.30

<

Sep '

2,500
-

37c

4.25

*

Jan

Jun

30%

14%

—

1.35 Jan

70c

■

May

2.15

40c

13,237

26%

L_'• ! ; - 34c
Equitable Life Insurance-^—_25
44%
^Eureka Corp
1
1
1;'
2.20
V Warrants ext. 'to Jan 11956———25c 1
-1.10

1.10 July
24c
Jan:

1.77

—

-

Sep

50c

Jun

1.24

51,700

1.25 Mar

Feb

15c

48,000

7

Emerald Glacier'—

12% July

4.50 Jan

15,975

4,750

•

19c

8c

1.80

—

Research

.

Sep

17,387

81c

18 %c

:

.

Steel

El

Jan

5.50

11c

281,125

5.10

2.35
6.30
93c
6.75
6

El Pen-Rey

Jan

5.20

-

..

90c

18'Ac

—

9

Wines

Chemical

86c

9%c
—

*

Oils

Charter

90c

;2.14

Sep

45c
43c

Sep

14'/4

8,/4c

Eldrich
,

1.85
.

.

Elder Mines

"

'

1 >

Central Patricia

.

Sep

Jan

16c

'

Central Leduc

Sep

56%
139'

247/sC May

19,600

100 % 100 %

Easy Washing Machine—
*
Economic Investment Trust———10 1

"5.25 Jan

Jan

2.70

5,390 """
2,600

Oct

Jan

350%

18'Ac
7
7
27
103

1
1
Metals
i
1
Smelting & Refining Ltd—1

Eddy

19% July

Oct

42

5.10

Eastern

106% May
47% Mar

Feb

18

July
.2.55 ;^2.€Q **—-3r,200 ~ 7~ 2.55 Oct
1.15
1.25 '
"
826*'
1.10 Oct

v*

—

Oil Pioducers——

185

30

—„—6c

Canso Natural Cas__
Canso

105 105%

18%

pfd-20

.

Amphi Gold—

Eastern

3.50 July

11%

Sep

14

19c

41%

14%

;

Eastern1

1.05 Aug
Jun

35%

....

Canadian Vickers

Sep

18%

18c
1.70
40c

43c

East Sullivan Mines

28% July

3.35

100

18c
1.85

———

East Malartic

Sep
July

28

22

1.70

.—1

East

25% July
106 %

7,472

32%-,

22

__

36c

8%
31

Jan

10

Oct

3.00
,V

Jun
Jan

—

8
40c
30
Duvan Copper Co Ltd—,.—i-l s.60c
Duvcx Oils & Minerals
.u_—
1!"
21c
Dyno Mines
1
1
1-01

Oct

24

Jun

7%

20%-

7%

Canadian

1.90
20

20*4

105 % 105V2

—

27

Oct

13 Vic

44c

20%-

____100

Oct

24

3,640

20

24%

4,875

7%

—•

common

preferred

Canadian

100

2.20

—«

Cos

24

*

!

Canadian Malartic
Canadian

1,225

•

10c

-

Carbons

Hydro

27

24

__

Canadian Homestead Oils

Canadian

24%

26

20'A

131

35c
38c
17c 17%c
78c
78c
1.63
1.74

—

;

23.50
Dominion Textile common——.
*
Donalda
Mines
1
Dow Brewery „—s——
;
—*

each

a.

Canadian

5%

Stores

Tar

Dominion

A-*

\

MagneSium
Steel & Coal

Dominion

and

class

new

38c

.—

tfAJ..

Dominion

held

B

or

Canadian

Jan

1,200

46c
10%
1.03

95c

95c

pfd_
-25
Electrochbme Ind_——*
Dominion Foundry & Steel com
•
Preferred
100
———

Jan

31c
10'A

—

Dominion

being
A

40c

Coal

Dominion

Preferred

Holders

•„

into

16%

16
Aug
10% Mar

400

16c 19'Ac

com—»
10
1

Anglo Investment

&

Preferred

Feb

Ltd

shares

45c

38c

17c

2
—2.50
*

(Western)

Exploration

Dominion

Julv

23

8.50 May

117

___

Seagrams

Distillers

B

class

old

Securities

class B

Aug

13,100

25c-

40c

1
25c
1

Dome Mines

2.45

8

Mines

Jan

13,333

60

25
50 %
139

1

Ltd

Devon-Leduc

32,655

•

25
49
138

1,

Minerals--

Dominion
Canadian

33c

Jan

13

8

—

—

1

Ltd

Mines

Producers

Rio

Del

July

1.75

70c

55

—

1

Mines

Aug

11

8

25c

1

Oct

63c

—

—

*

A

Warrants

Feb

70c

60c

8%c

22c

1

class

Decoursey Brewis Mines

33

Apr

8%

5%
7%c

1

Mines

32%1

Aug

20

37

5%
7%c

1

Ltd

Leather

Davis

July

12%

0

10

—

1,272

23'A

^

Coal—

Pass

Minerals

D'Aragon

Sep

72c

Apr

29%

36%

37

/ '

9

corn-

Canadian Food Products class
Preferred

~

11

*

Canadian Devonian Petroleum.

56c

28% May

22'A

'
■

*

common

Oct

57c

35%

23'A

—

preferred

2.30 July

Jan

125

1.14
23c
5%

10

:

Zellerbach

Mines

13%
1.09
22c

=»

10
5

:

;

Trust

Nest

Detta

*

Empire Oils

Apr

July

90

Sep

common

Canners

3.35
41

Mar

72c

.—25

British

65

37c

.

Oct

11c

1.40 Mar

Oct

20

_

Preferred

Canadian
Canadian

1.65

105 %

20% July

*

Commerce

Breweries

76

600

2.60

1

Oils_
Oil

35

75c

2.55

34%

1

com

Sep

99e

680

1

Mines

Pershing

1.40

92

20

Mortgage

35,150
14,-600

1

Mining

38%

—

1
1
*

Bit

34

35

^
—

Crestaurum

Cournor

'

Canada

Imperial

1.40
*

__

*

Coulee Lead

38%

.

A

„

B

Cosmos

Mar

Dist class A

(H)

Class

Sep

14 %

Craig

Safeway Ltd pfd

.

Jan

'

29,718

38%

Feb

22%

15%
*

Permanent

Anr

14%

25

770

2.90

Power

Canada

30

179

32
16 '/8

76

1

_

Canada

43'A Mar

30%

_

class

60

Oct

29

*

B

Jan

33

16 %

——

_

Packers

Class

52

31'A

*

Lands

Warrants

Canada

50

2,062

16 %

10

Explorations

60

33%

30%

.

*

Northern

Canada

Canada

33'A

♦
_

__

Malting

Met

'■

20

:

Canada Foils class A_

Canada Iron Foundry
Canada Machinery

60

33'A

—

*

common-

2'.65
1.05

Sep
Jan

Jan

45

Mar

11

Jan

105% May
29c

Sep
Jan

Oct

7.85

Sep

2.03 Sep

634,200
14,625

60c
57c

Oct

39,100

23c

Mar

59c

Oct

Mar

62c

Jun

23,300

12c

94c

July

44

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1732)

..

.

Monday, October 24, 1955

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

Par

Golden

3.20

Goodyear
Gordon

_______

preferred

4%

Tire

Graham

Granduc

Feb

6,975

Mines'

—

_

1

com.

-

Maple

5%c

Feb

54

74

52%

Feb

54

July

375

6%

Jun

8

Sep

7%

7%

13%

13%

<

50

13%

31c

6,150

31c

106,600

13c

7.00

6.00

7.30

8,930

41

39%

41%

3,325

6

6

6%

46

46

70

2.90

3.00

420

14 %c! Aug

Oct

26c

24c

18

Sep

4.251 Mar

29

8.95

47%

Jan

A

Apr

47c

"

Jun

1,800

5

'

Oct

2.401

48

Great

Plains

Development—

West Coal

25%

Greening
Gridoil

7%

650

4.65

4.75

500

8.50

9.10

3,500

—

10

—

Ltd—.:—

——

20

21

1.35

1.60

21%

Feb

*

2.44

-

Mentor

Sep
July

Hard

Harrison

_

Gold

Minerals

Hasaga Gold

_

13c

16c

24,900

60%

61

325

Red

Lake

Sep

9c

Jan

36c

Jun

Mexican

Jan

62

Jun

Jan

Red

Uranium

Heath

Red

_

.1

—

•

■

.

—

Yellowknife

_1

__

__

Erie

<fc

♦

Smelting—

__

...20
__

.

-

Lake

i!

_

.

Acceptance

Inspiration

common

*
•

Mining

_

_

International Metals
Preferred

10

...

class

A

•

Nickel

Co

*

common.

Preferred

Ranwick

Interprovincial

Bldg

Interprovincial Pipe
Bay Mines

Mines

12 %c

12 %c

12 %C

14c

63,200

40

39%

40

1,927

52%

53

840

7.90

7.50

8.00
64

2,673

51%

25c

25c

1,500

20c

39%

40

110

Apr

7.05

Apr

10

720

3.00

Oct

8c

8c

3,500

7%c Mar

1,308

45

Jan

54

70

Feb

86

85

86

115

36%

37%

5,010

35% :May

11%

11%

12

2,185

10%: Mar

7%

7%

1,500

6c

7c

5,000

'

12%
7%

July

Jun

Jan

10C

51

54%

1,538

48%

Oct

61% July

11%

11%

5,352

10%

Jan

14

Feb

17

17

17 %

1,008

11%

Apr

19

Sep

1.31

1.35

12,683

1.30

Oct

6

6

7%

105

35

34

35

355

3%

104

76%

104

80

102

73

77%

12,431

55

22,783

♦

-><*

Aug
Jan

15%

15%

16

450

25%

251/4

257/a

6,715

2.45

2.40

2.60

5,650

1.30

Oct

Creek

ci CO O Mar

7%
38

Sep
Sep

.104

Oct

86% Aug
Mar

Sep
2,25 July

12%

Feb

17% July

25

Oct

30%

Jan

1.95 Aug

3.05

National Drug &

Grocers

Hosiery

National

Steel

National

New

Bristol

New British
New

40c

36c

40c

10,025

35c 38%c

8,900

31c

11,400

8c

34c

Sep

Davies

30c

34c

29c

Sep

2.90

2.76

3.05

13,400

5%c

94c

May

Jan

3.10

Oct

Oct

22%

Feb

Jan

20c

17%

18%

3,782

15'/a

Feb

18%

13c

July
Sep

13c

18c

80,789

lie

Feb

23c

Mar

70c

70c

3,500

65c

Jan

86c

Sep

500

31c

July

50c

38c

38c

36 % c

40c

8,600

16 Vac

16c

18c

33,400

1.16

1.26

6,650

1.23

13c
1.10

Jun

55c

Mar

Mar

32c

July

Jan

1.52 Mar

22

223/4

870

21%

Apr

25

Jun

147/a

14%

153/4

3,494

8.15

Jan

19

2.75

2.25

May

2.80

32,100

1.10

2.89

47,020

75c

Jan

14c 14 Vac

5,500

12c

Sep

2.80

2.72

28 Vic

28 %c

32c

9,050

22 %c

1,207

4.95

Mines

i

5.00

Wasa

5.00

5.10

Mining

i

25c

24c

II •

25c

9,250

3.15

2.70

3.15

2,613

3.55

"""3

3.60

468

20%

20%

20%

60

Gold

"»
~

11%

11%

11%

700

1.50

'"II

Leitch Gold

7%c
72c

Gold

1.50

400

7c

87/aC

103,000

171c
14 %c

73c

20c

Apr

Apr
Oct
Jan

1.75 Mar
3.35 July

17%

Jan

11%

Oct

1.50

Oct

5%c Jan

3.95 July
3.35 Sep
35c

27c

4.35

I

22

22

22

25,486

25

60c

180

27%

Jun

28%

Jan

4.25

50

3.55

Jun

5.25

Jan

2.55

19,360

29

30

805

•26

Jan

40

35% July

40

40%

810

37

Apr

44

21c

23c

1.30

1.49

13,500

23c

26c

33.101

lie

15,325

42c

Jan

20,277

21c

Aug

65c

1,500

73c

501

300

68

95

7%C

7%c

6,985

26%

225

1.77

Mines

1

_IHl
IIIIl
1

Mines~I~I~~l

1.73

1.82

51,000

1.15

1.02

1.15

23,300

50c

Apr

54c

52c

63c

22,937

32c

Jun

81c

Jun

48c

54c

59,600

35c

Jun

55c

Jan

16c 16 %c

2,500

15c

Aug

25c

Jan

50c

16c

4c

8c

Mar

Feb

15c

Aug
Apr

Jan

16c

Jan

1.43 Aug
15 %c

1.95

14,050

23c

27c

17,400

11c

Jan

34c

Oct

32c 38%c

60,125

24c

May

49c

Aug;

145,418

15c

Jan

21c

Oct

1

32c

New

Highbridge Mining

*

,64c

New

Hosco

Mines

1

New Jaculet Mines
New Jason Gold

62c

30c

75c

21c

32c

1.00

10 %C

10c

26c

25c

Feb

Jan

1.70

140,857

22c

1

1.34

Apr

2.70

Jan

72c

July

2.00

25c

17,375

20 %c 25 %c

75c

Kelore

Laguerre

Mines

Apr

Oct

2.15 Sep

1.12

Aug

68c

Apr

25 %c

Oct

Jan

75c

May

14c

40,800

6%c Jan

22c

Apr

64c

228,094

12c

Jan

74c

8%c

8c

9c

50,150

8c

28c

Feb

24 %c

25c

10,500

18c

Aug
Aug

40c

Aug

17 %c

Mines

1

20c

20c

22c

54,450

Feb

14c

15c

19,545

Sep
7%c Jan

40c

14c

40c

Feb

——1

17 %c

16c

18c

27,700

5%c Jan

24 %c

Oct

1.49

1.48

1.54

4,400

2.07

Sep

for

Ltd

for each

seven

old

New

Rouyn Merger
New Royran Copper..
New Ryan Mines Ltd
Being exchanged for
Min-Ore

1

New

New

Mines

for

new

3%

old
1

10c

11c

27,500

2.30

2.25

2.30

1,779

31c

34c

2,500

•

Thurbois Mines
Yellowknife

Nipissing
Nisto
Nor

10c

1

New Taku Mines
Nib

24 %c

Gold

Mines

1

Acme

24c 28V2C

-

7c

7%c

:

1

Gold

Corp
Norgold Mines

1.12

2.52

9c

10c

1

-A

62c

——,
_

t

49%
•

_

...

18c

Norpax

5.15 Mar

21c

6.25

imii

Ltd

Mines

&

Canadian

Oils

6.10

54c

25c

Star

Oil

6.40

11c

13c

55c

14%

7

7%

——

Trinity

Mines

9c

1

Northwestern

Power

•

•

■

*

J

Obaska

Lake

O'Brien

Gold

preferred-

102,240

40c

Jun

1.30 Mar

38

39

I

2.35

2.30

2.35

15,400

1.60

1.55

1.35

1.55

21,900

1.00

36

8c

2.15

1.06
1.84

Jun
Jan

46% July

Jan

2.60 Aug
1.55 Oct

Feb

25c

Apr

July
Sep

62%
20c

'

99C

Jun

Jun

16c

Jan

Jan

2,550

7.95
.

4.25 July

7%c

77c

5.95 Mar
16c

July

85c

July

10%

Jan

18

May

460

3.95

Jan

5,400
,

•

Mines

Office
Specialty Mfg
Ogama^Rockland

Club common

Warrants

.70

91%

Jan

8%c

8%C

8%C

1,000

6c

Jan

66c

70c

Osisko

Lake

Mines

-

51

97% July

51 %c

1,000

13%

Feb

22

3,000

9c

Jan

30C

Apr

12c

Sep

1.65

Jun

61.650

3,100

1.90

2.00

4,325

4%c
74c

Jan

Jan

Oct

1.30 Apr
Jan

32 %c

28 %c

33c

40,400

22c

4%c

4 %C

4%c

21,000

3c

*

Jwp

2,600

90c

80c

Apr

14C
*

16

9%c

2.60

99c

12%c

8c

•

'
-

16

75c

1.95

Sep

55% July

Apr

11c

"

8c

11
com

•

89c

I__90c

Apr

73c

Jan

33c

•

-

Products

Or'enada Gold

17c
J

80

1

______

Ontario Steel

Mar

32,175

-a—

•

Opemiska Copper
Orange Crush

Jan

40c

55c

«

•

__

8c
-

95%

.

■

O'Leary Malartic

Jockey

5,000

47c

_

I

Preferred

-

95 %

«
...

Selections

Ontario

-

10% July

'

Mines

Mar

Feb

860

.

60c

-

Sep
Aug

40c

53

95%

Sep

Feb

9c

20 %c Mar

500,162

10c

60c.

Aug

Oct

Sep

100

Omnitrans Exploration
1.25 May
Oct

80c

Jun

May

53

49c

Jan

30c

Jun

Mar

70c

Utilities

Jan

3.10 Mar
15 %c

'

8%c

In

IHIio

pfd___

7c

Jun

Jan

3.45

4,100

•

.

3.20 July
10c
May

12c

1.55

July
May

15c
,

416,100

49c

-

_

Feb

11,450

Jun

'

40c

322,850

10%C

46

'35,196
11,675

55C

55c

Oil

27c

78c

Sep
Sep

11c

28,700

12c

,.

4.90

11c

Oka Rare Metals Mining
Okalta Oils

54c

55c

1,000

35c

•

Apr

1.00

2,800

4.70

4.70

Rankin

Sep

50c

8c

16,647

14%

•

common

28%

24c

"

■

51

18c

18c

25c

•

66c

91c

7,000

Jan

'

1

Mining

Oil

3.20
65c

Jan

1.00

2.10

3,370

65c

49%
v

10c

Normetal

5c

8,100

.

18 %C Mar

Oct

15 %c May
24c
Oct

25,721

1.20

2.41

2.20

"

Mines

Nordon

1.15
2.41

9%c

:

8%c Jun

56,500

•

7Mtc

1

Mines

a

Mines

Noranda

Oct

Ltd

each

Senator

Rouyn
New Superior Oils of Canada

New

1.38

t

Apr

1.65 May
56c
Jan

Sep

1

Mines.

Mines—

exchanged

new

18c

13c
57c

24 %C

Mylamaque Explor
Gold

9,100

14c

1

Gold

Norzone

27c

14%c July

57c

Minda-Scotia

New

11c
Sep
■5%c Jan

14.500

1

;

Marlon

12c

1

Mines

20

25c

44,300

Aug

1.77

Jan

51c

16c

1.45

23c

Nudulama Mines Ltd

95c

15c

Sep

3.15 Mar

1.95

39,050

Oct

1,000

15 %c

Jan

1.85

1

Explorations....

Harricana

Jun

IIlOc
1

43c

1

Gas

New Goldvue Mines

1.75

12,250

3,315

Jun

1.80

•

New

46%

2.08

38%

Jun

12,795

Jan

61c

8%c

7,166

Jan

27,460

41% Mar

8c

1.50

Feb

2.54

1

25 %c 28 %c

*

...

Northern Quebec

Oct

2.00

1.45

30c

70c

Jan

Jan

Oil

1.15 May
4.00 Aug

2.60

2.00

1.47

Jan

1.25 Aug

Oct

Aug

May

•

Northern Canada Mines.

86

26

2.60

2.15

Apr

46

41,155

18c

Jun

3,100

25c

1.24

12,500

1.50

2.26

North

1.21

10,100

Sep

28%

4.25

2.15

Aug

45%

13c

Apr

2.25

86c

Jan

33c

21

Apr

1.05

Apr
Jan

1.80

Jan

2.72

40c

North

15c

lie

11%

Jun

14

1.05

North

8%c

31c

Jan
Feb

2.40

North Inca Gold

10,500

1.65

2.78

May

12%
72c

2.12

Jan

10,700
10,460
4,850

80c

1.01

Jan

16c

—




50,450

2.02

2.75

38c

26%

ZZI1

45.

650

94c

May

2.75 Aug

33 %c

13%

2.95

33c

page

1.55

13%

80c

42

28%

Mines

12 %c Apr

35c

1.70

M)

see

1.30

12%
90c

July

26 % Mar

91.499

Warrants

6,550

11 % c

II

1.35

Mar

1.70

Petroleum

North

2.75

7%c

Lorado Uranium Mines
Louvlcourt Goldfields

Bloedel class B
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines

May

Jan

84

~

Mages Sporting Goods
Magnet Consolidated Mines

Jan

1.40

38-

1.25

Jan

16

1.60

Mines

22% July

45%

A

July
Sep

1.21

Macmillan

32 %

17,249

Jan

3.25

35c

Class B

Mar

45c Jun

6.35

2.90

II

Petroleum

footnotes

35%c

22%

Shore

Gold

1,369

1.80

•

Nickel Rim Mines Ltd

Lake

MacLeod-Cockshutt

40%

40%

Jan

38c
36 Vac

Lake

Mines

39

1.50

S

May

47c

1.75 Aug

70c

17%

l

Mines

725

37c

One

Jun

l

Explorations

1,850

1.02

Diadem

Jan

41c

•

„

50

82c

17%

Sep

2.02

Sep

9%c

_•

Mines

42

70c

17%

Oct

3.85

1

39c

49,250

28,150
85,750

l

Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknife Gold

40

41

80c

17%

Jan

1

Jan

18c

15%

Mar

l

Lomega Gold
Long Island Petroleums

23% July

1.45

1

17c

75c

II

class

2.25 July

95

47c

Dickenson Mines

Jun

70c

l

Gold

30,990

26%

25% July

Oct

Fortune

Eeing

15 %C

20c

Little Long Lacx
Loblaw Groceterias

3.10

26

Sep
Jan

New

Jun

74c

l

Lavalie Mines

2.90

35c

16%
44c

New

New

70c

32c

1

Laura Secord
Candy Shops

2.90

26%

9,400

July

2.55

Mines

Sep

15 Vac

1.77

76c

•

lAurentide Accept class A
Warrants

19,312

Sep

5

4.25

Development

New

i

Mines

3,860

47c

66c

Newlund Mines

•

Mines

22%

44c

Sep

39c

Jan

*

B

Dominion Oil

Jun

35c

Dufault Mines

21%

45c

5.10

Mar

3

26c

Concord

Newnorth

Lake<}Lingman Gold Mines

21%

20c

1.70

Continental
Delhi

3.50 July

30c
4.55

41c 44 %c

Aug

2.05 Aug

i

New

New

Jan

July
July

Gold

New

New

1.42

24c

Calumet

New

,4

23,227
2,325

39c

26c

•

Oils

Jun

basis

Ltd

12%

Oct

4.15

10

New

Mines

19

Jan

Sep

for

Bay

Jan

9%

35c

1.40

class

Car

New

Gold

9%

200

Apr

25c

Mills

Bidlamaque

New

25c

1,000

296

41c

Alger Mines..

72c

8%c

56,200

11%

9,665

Nesbitt Labine Uranium

Feb

8%c

40c

14%,

87,510

New Athona Mines"!!.

Oct

150

Feb

92c

*

,__

10c

16%

Sep

9.75

4.50

5

common

Mining

35c

15%

2.74

Feb

82c

»

Trust

Nello

14,520

15%

common

Petroleum

25,625

*

Jan

-7.85

4.20

20

21c

9c

44c

84c

1

Chem

Preferred

48c

8c

Feb

98,700

*

Mines

35c

9c

1.50

1

Ltd

Apr

1.75

Aug

1

National Explorations Ltd
National

60c

Sep

50c

11%

»

Nama

Feb

10c

85c

250

29c

Works_______

Jun

Aug
Mar

14%'

1

17 %c

1

35c

May

19,000

4.20

Multi-Minerals

21c

1

35c

14%

10

40c

Ltd

75c

46% July

60c

•

-

Jan

22,000'

1.05,

Sep

2.00 Aug

Jan

11c

4.55

A__

'_

Locomotive

1

Ltd

Lexindin

Apr

11%

32% Mar

38c "

90c

65c

Aug

51%

5

Mining & Exploration

For

Apr

July
102
Aug
41% Sep

31

Kristina Copper Mines

Macdonald

6
4 %c

29c
1.00

•'

*

,

Porcupine

Montreal

New

1

Lake

Macfie

Oct

,

142

Canada

Kirkland

Lencourt

July
Feb

15c

49

May

Ltd

Hudson

Mackeno

-

3.25

46

1

Gold

Moneta

Sep

42

2,735

37%

18,650

18c

*

.

1

Preferred

National

8.60

8c

'20c.

18c

■

1.40

<

50c

*

;

Corp

Mines

National

3.25

i

(John)

Ore

Aug

8.25

48

31 %c July

•

;

1

Metals

Mining Corp

Aug

3.00

34

4,200

41%.

Mar

9%c Jan,

1

Brick

70

Mar

1

Milton

32c

24

(1939)

Klrkland

Macassa

Jan

May

133

15c

of

(W

9.20

Jan

75

Kerr-Addison

Lowney

2.60

4,074

Keyboycon Mines

Liberal

53% July

137

Gold

Laraaque

44% July

ll56

Keymet Mines

La Luz

28c

Feb
Jan

61 %

39%

Jun

Oct

30

50%

7,850

63%

Feb

Ltd

Mines

Osu

7.50

27%

Credits

Jupiter Oils

Lake

1,795

Jan

25% Aug
12% July

137

Joburke Gold

Lake

9.25

10

Apr

1.30

Joliet-Quebec

Cinch

9.00

90

-4ic

July

105

14c

10.100

261,092

•

Mill City Petroleum
Mindamar

*

Minerals

Labrador

9.25

5

15% Mar

25%

Line

On a share-for-share
Jaye Exploration

Lake

1,150

Apr

67 % May

1.10-

•

Gas

Moore Corp common

137

Mines

Oils

Oils

July

3,235

99

1,710

40c

•

common..

Industrial

New

Being exchanged

Kroy

Aug

64

1.45

Mining
Jasper Oil Corp

Labatt

80c

Jan

27 %

Jacobus

Kenville

Apr

53%

*

Ltd

Irbn

Kelvinator

47c

150

1

Petroleum

International

Jonsmith

4,500

55

5/100

International

Jellicoe

60c

55

100

*

International

Jeanette

60c

*

com.

Mid-Western

Feb

1.32

_

,

International Bronze Powders

Okalta

30c

.1

_

(John) & Co
Inland Cement preferred

Waite

9%c Mar

Jan

7%

Feb

28

75

1

Min

Jan

20%

33

102

.72

13.50

Mogul Mining Corp.:
Molsons Brewery class

4c

6%

498

102

75

50c

Mines

Light & Power

Oct

15c

19%

40%

102

*

...

Preferred

Feb

13,000

7%

40%
.

1

___

Max

115

*

15c

'

__

Inglis

Jack

3.10 Apr

100% May

95c

1.71

July

11% July

t

1.48

1

28%

15% Mar

11,800

--

1

_

Imperial Bank
-.10
Imperial Life Assurance
10
♦
Imperial Oil
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6 %
preferred
Industrial

Feb

8.50
_

Oct

Aug

3.25

_

_

Hy-Charger Petroleums

Indian Lake

1.28
29c

23 %c

6c

1

—

_

__

_

Apr

17c 20 %c

52%

_

•

Mtge
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Warrants

200

22c

60c

*

Paper common
_

Hoyle Mining
Hudson Bay Mining &
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Huron

13,000

27

19 3A

_

*

Smith

51,200

9%c

5%e

•!

—

Preferred

Jan

1.00

9c

*

—

Homer

Jan

7%c

85c

328

Mar

13

Aug

17c

1

_

Oil

Howard

20c

90c

*

Hi Tower Drilling
Hollinger Consol

Home

Jan

__1

Dauch

&

July

9%c

Ltd

Highland-Bell
Hlnde

July

16c

12 %c

12

10 %c Mar

♦

Mines

Oils

38c

3,100
6,200

26

.

—

Crest

430,727

21c

1

—

Lake..

Gold

Heva Gold

1.28

13c 13 %c

_

—

Hendershot Paper common

High

99c
20c

1.25

—

_

Head of Lakes Iron

Headway

70

10,500

Feb

9

aw

1.00 July
1.00
42C

Jan

1.53

•

Petroleum

52%

13

104 106 %

6%c

2,955

61

13c

8,605

9.00

Merrill

13

10%.

9%

106%

___10
-

Exploration & Dev__^

Meta

12 %c

10

-2.05-

Jun

13

July

1.82

Apr

19%
11%

Sep

Sep

2.83

July

20c

8.65

40c

Jan

13c

20c

325

~

8.90

Jan

9%

1

-

1,125
9,760

""

*2.00

7%c

53,365

_

Mines

24C

69c

17c

1

31,600

*

Cotton

Rock

Jan

13c

•

Midcon Oil & Gas
Hamilton

70c

1

16c

19%
11%

3.60

10,875

*

10

17,620

1.99

»

Mercury Chipman Knit
Merrill Island Mining

12c

*

1.80

Jan

19c
58c

1.10

McWatters Gold Mines..

18%

1

...

...

Mar
Mar

J

__

McMarmac

11

Alabastine—

&

7c

30c

•

com_.

Porcupine

Feb

Mar

14,o00

212,132

.

21c

common

Jun

16

12C

.__1

Illi

4.95-

•92c

Apr

18c

57c

1.85

IlOO

12

Jan

13% J uly

Jun

65c

7.75

12c

—

Gwillim Lake Gold

Lime

Apr

Mclntyre
McKenzie

1.06

Jan

8c

12c

'

Frontenac

Apr

Oct

9

554

3,750

45c

;

Mines

July

8

20c

33,380

12

12c

1

4.15 May

32,650

1

1

__

Preferred

Sep

4.001

2.25 Aug

48c

Preferred

19'A

1

—

—

28

1.50l May

5%

29c

•

9c 10%c

4.0C• May

Apr

18% May

710

1.35

1
_

Mines

—'

9.10

Trust

Warrants

Gypsum

20,615

7

—.

*

Gulf Lead
Gunnar

1,170

3.55

—

Wire

Mines

26%

3.25

»

B

Freehold

Guaranty
Gulch

25%

3.55

1

class

20c

1

High

Jan

1.62

11,700

.

"""

warrants

McColl

Great

;—.

__

Mining Corp

Maybrun

Mar

Low

2.55

11%

•

1

Matachewan Consolidated

7% May

~

45% May

Range since Jan.

High

'

warrants

B

Shares

2.13

29c

11%

common:

•

Warrants

Great Sweet Grass

Ltd

______

Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd

Sep

,

2.20

Marigold Oils Ltd.;
Maritime

for Week

of Prices

Low

1

*

Milling

Marcus Gold

Jan

54C

Sep
May

Uranium

Leaf

Maralgo Mines

May

45,500

—50

-

1.33 Mar

12c

2.90

Utilities

Gas

Northern

Maneast

4.00 Aug
79c

53

13%

•

Jan

Goldfields

Sales

Range

Par

Malar tic

May

9%c

27 %c

1

Paper

Preferred

1.66i

28C
•

19c

Oct

18c

—

Mines

Lakes

Great

38c

-

Bousquet

Grandines

15,900
51,000

Week's

Last

Sale Price

High

Oct

40c

0

A

9c

3.20

54

»

class

21

1

Low

2,000

38c

..50

Mackay class A

Grafton

10c

20c 22 %c

12c

...

High

9c
2.95

——-

OCTOBER

Friday

40c

•

ENDED

STOCKS

Range since Jan.

20c

1

Uranium

Porcupine

Great

Low

Manitou

Goldfields
Goldhawk

Goldora Mines

Shares

WEEK

for Week

10c

Gold

Eagle

Range
of Prices

FOR

Sales

Last

Sale Price

STOCKS

Gold

Week's

Friday

Toronto Stock Exchange (Cont.)

2.50
80c

10%

2.60
80c

11%

6,255

2.25

Jan

1.08 Aug

2.25

Jan-

Sep

60c

Mar

7%c

Apr

Jan

3 80 Auc

1,100

60c

Jan

1,725

10%

Oct

1.25 July
12% May»

28

28

75

23%

Jan

31

9.35

8.20

9.40

Sep

87,285

2.30

Jan

10%

Step

4.10

4.10

4.10

500

3.25

~1

July

32c

18c

35c

272.700

6%c

Jan

35«

Oct

1

44 c

42c

44c

7,300

38c

Apr

85c

Jun

—

1
♦

4.50 Aug

*

»

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,

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WEEK

ENDED

OCTOBER

21

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for Week

Range»

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STOCKS

v

Sale Price
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■{

Par
Pacific

Coyle

Low

1

Low

High
1.00

700

16c

26,200
7,115

10

Sep

12% July

-.425

65

May

77

46c

Jun

I

Page Hersey Tubes

•

73'A

71'A

74

Pamour

*

60c

59c

60c

f

Pan

10c

32V2c

29 'Ac

35c

57,500

9'Ac

10c

Oil

:

Mines

-■

_

Mines

___1

—-

Pardee

Amalgamated

Parker

Drilling

Mines

1.40

Feb

2j,c

Jan

Jan

Trans

Empire

Consol

Trans Era
Trans

Transcontinental

Resources
_i

50,900

15C

Feb

45c

Mar

Trend

'

37,600

83c

Oct

3.05

Jun

Triad

800

Apr

5.00

Feb

Union

Acceptance

Peace

River

Natural

Peoples Credit

Gas—__

Petrol Oil &

1

♦

'

Power

'

47c

Jan

95c

Petroleum

30c

Jun

46c

Sep
July

1,475

2.00

1.85

:

7.25

1

16'Ac
34%

•

'

'

Prairie

Oil

Premier

Pressed

Roy

54

53'/a

.55

52

52

53

Preston

East

Dome

Pronta Uranium

s-

3.35

•

6%c

18%

18-A

.

6.70

Mines

*

6.60"

Warrants

3.35 1

Labrador

40

Quebec

Nickel

Queenston

Quemont

10.03*

Jan

5,595

5.25

Jan

>

July

6,5.0

2.15

Jan

8.50

3,550

2.50

Sep

4.15 May

32c

35c

11,800

10c

*

Jan

14

50c

July

1.36;
3.15

1.65

149,510

13.75

38,775

1.10

Jan

5.10 May

11c .".'12c

46,910

8'Ac

Jan

15c

Mines

1.94

Sep

4.45

5.05

55,864

3.10 Mar

5.85

1.85

1.81

1.95

69,555

1.08

2.90 Aug

20c

'r, 20c

25'A

24%

1.55

1.50

22c!

Aug

26c

Aug

Jan

30

Aug

1.65

28,850

1.55

1.91

6,575

2.25

1,200

15c 16'Ac

84c - Feb

4u,0^0

11c

2.25

89,050

16c

2.60
53c

2.50

2.60
53c

75c

1,90

1.80

1.95

1

1.03

1.00

1.08

Jan

5.25

Jan

14c

1.43 Mar

4%c

31,250

1

3.65

7'Ac

700

40c

.

Rio Palmer Oil

Jan

40c

Apr
Jun

Jan

2.50
31c

2.40 Aug

Sep
Jun

2.75

Feb

1.07

Oct

1.75

Oct

2.40 Aug

10,o00

1.00

Sep

1.90

20c

19c

20c

3,000

18c

Oct

1

48c

43c

53c

10,790

43c

Oct

:_1

19c

15c

21c

22,050

11c

Feb

*

Class

B

11'Ac

9'Ac 11'Ac

Ventures

River

Mfg

Vicour

Sarnia

37,500

Vulcan

Oils

Walker

,

4
,,

Class

.«•

A

78c

Apr

Mar

1.26

45c

..

Western

Grocers

Sherritt

Sicks'
t

Weston

Gordon

White

July
July
Feb

Silanco

Silknit

common

Silver-Miller
Silver

Feb

Yale

Yankee

Silverwood

class

Dairies

Siscoe

Gold

A

Souris

17%

17'A
2.30

16

16

525

_•

2.36

_*

64

2.35

:

-••••*

15

13%

\

1,367

130

L

Jan

Wood

Lead

1.26

>2,800

75c

Jan

8.05

7.90

8.40

30,344

—

28'/8

29%

400

27

Jan

30%

28'A

2.9

155

27

Jan

30

5.30

5.40

306

4.85

July

16c 18'Ac

10,100

10'Ac

Jan

115

18%

Oct

—

16'Ac

.

18%

__

18%

1.09

1.20

192,264

85c

July

50c

50c

60c

11,200

35c

Aug

13%

13%

13%

833

16%

,16%

16'A

3,001

24;953

55c

61c

13%

13%

300

22'Ac

22'AC

24c

11,066

30c

27c

33c

6,600

58c
__

Jan

30'A
7

7

65c

63c

70c

14cl6%c

100

7 489

.8,700

,

-

20

Feb

1.20

51

50%
11

__

H3A

5.90

35%

I

26
5

53c

10'Ac

Jan

25

""

*

Tandem

Taylor
-

1G4'A

53%

5,653

t

'

*

'

-—T

Mines
Pearson

Oct

16,888
'

4ui,o;7<<
39,200

Co

Canada

7.60

16c

Canadian

General

Canadian

Industries

May

Canadian

Ingersoll

47'A

Sep

1.00 May

Canadian

Aug

7

July

80c

May
May

Jun

22c

Sep

Jan

.

11.920

8

700

7%

Jan

26'A

100

24%

Jan

2.80

2.80

280

19'A

20

630

19

20

102

<

104'A 104'A
9c

5%

5,000

1.36

1.31

1.45

23,200

18,000

-

5.10

2.90

Feb

58

Sep

31c

Anr

14% July
84c

Oct

55c

Jan

8.30 Mar

9%

Feb

Oct

26% July
3.50 Sep

Jan

24

July

Apr

105'A July

Aug

13'Ac Apr
5.25 Aug

1.30

1.85 Mar

Jun

1

42

10'Ac

*

10

9%

46

240

10'Ac 12'Ac

27,666

42

Oct

IVtc Jan

9%

9%

225

9

11%

11%

9

2.85

May
Aug

50

July

19c

Apr

10'A

3.00

1

1.05

1.02

1.10

7,140

75c

May

1.30 Aug

1.30

1.10

1.50

110,650

15c

Jan

Tiara Mines

1

61c

Gold

Mines

*

38c

Mines

1

Toronto Brfck Co

Toronto Dominion Bank
Toronto Iron
-

2.90

Silver

Tombill

Torbit

1

Toronto

Works class A

Mortgage




•

10

__

__

41V2

2.50

Jun

4.90

132,965

41c

Apr

33c

38c

14,120

24c

Jan

59c

1.20

200

17'A

17'A

135

40'A

41 %

1,350

.

•

23

23

23

1

50

50

117

114

117

\

50

1.05

Oct

17

Jun

40'A

Oct

20'A
106

Rand-

24%

Jun

Feb

25c

Jun

25'A

26%

170

23

Jan

26%

42 »A

41'A

42'A

64

38

Jan

44% Aug

31'A

31%

31%

5

30

Mar

*

1.15

40

6.00

6.00

200

1.00

1.20

5,500

91c

Aug

22c

2,274

20 %c

Oct

122

135

10,719

57

Jan

104'A 104%

155

103

Mar
Oct

47%

133

44

44

4.85

Feb

8.40

Sep
Feb

Sep

1.68 May
50c
140

July

Sep

106% Aug

385

44

14%

14%

300

14%

Oct

18%

Jan

2.80

2.71

2.85

15,035

1.90

Jan

3.60

July

64c

56c

64c

121,550

10'Ac 11'Ac

16.8U0

7c

Jan

15 %C

6c

Feb

12%c Jun

6%c

Jan

41'Ac Mar

1

lie

8%C

8%c

9%c

35c

32'Ac

40c

18.0J0
53,400

12%

12%

12'A

500

3.25

3.25

20

102

102

10

100'A Mar

1.96

3,340

90C

1.90 July

82c

11% Aug
3.00

Jun

Apr

Sep
July

19%

Jan

4.00

Jun

Jan

103

Feb

1.95

1.93

52c

48c

54c

12,600

39c

Jan

23 C

21C

23c

25,9C0

7c

Jan

36c

Sep

13c

15c

9,000

7c

Jan

25c

Apr

2.00

2.12

27,300

2.07

2.69 Feb
70c

1.40 May
10c
Jan

Sep

2.59 Aug

12c

12c

13c

8,800

35c

40c

23,800

32'Ac 32'Ac

3,150

20c

19c

Jun

1.37 Apr
74c
Apr

Jan

—1

30'Ac Aug

Week's

for Week
Shares

48
12'A
38 'A

450
4,090

37

Jan

48

Oct

10%

Jan

13%

Sep

1,805

32%

Feb

46% July
18% July

15'A

15%

15'A

2,618

14%

5.40

5.85

L.498

5.00

Oct

21

21

21%

2,920

High

Jan

5.85

7.10

1.48

23% July
34

30

30

75

27

31'A

32

300

30

Jan

35

22

22

23

2,035

19%

Jun

28% July

80

80

85

255
1,525

75

Feb

85

6
Aug
12% Mar

19

52

70

—

—

6%

6%

15

16'A

300

56%
2.25
36

53
2.25
35

56%
2.25
37

217
200
4,418

*

-

20'A

20'A

20%

—

•

*

975

33

Feb

26

Aug

Jan

117

Oct

Sep
Jan

8% Sep

Oct
Jun

Jun

Feb

3.00 July

Oct

41

Jun

18% Mar

25

Aug

35

41

Jan

Mar

36

37

26

26

26%

1,603

98

97

98

30

95

May

100

Jan

1

Prods

33

32

33

1,030

19

Jan

39

Aug

38

Jun

—

*

—

7'A

104'A

5

39'A

Loblaw

6

—

Steel

International

Inc

:

Paper common

—

-

125

24% Mar

30% July

32% May

35
104%

105

122

80

37%

39%

300

33% Mar

44%

Jun

76

76

400

58

88

Sep
Oct

35

Jan

115

Jan

Sep

'

MacLaren

Power

Paper—'

*

Minnesota

& Ontario Paper:

5

&

—!

Niagara Wire Weaving

Flour common
Consolidated Gold

Ogilvie
Pato

Pend

Gold

Oreille

Price

___-_

Mines

Mines-,

Bros

*
•
,—_1
1

__

89

89

50

58
41
50%

57%
41
50%

58
43
52'A

6.00

5.90

6.60

500
65
365
2,345

,

—

•

Third Canadian Gen Inv Tr

*

—

Consolidated

1

-

»

-

•

4.40

4.45

900

51

52%

1,860

7%

7%

58c

60c

200
7,500

51

Yukon

i.

58c

FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
•

No par

a

68

Jan

95

48%

Jan

70% July

38

Jan

48

34

Jan

60

5.75
4.35
44

5%'
51c

Feb
Oct
Jan

Feb

Odd lot sale (not included in year's

lange).
In
e

fFlat
r

delivery sale
range),

(not

Included

60

x

Cash

y

price.
sale

delivered,
Issued,

Ex-divldend.

(not included In

year's range).

Ex-rlghts.

1

Ex-stock

dividend.

Jun

8% May
68c

CANADIAN MARKETS

wd When
wl When

year's

Selling ex-Interest.

Aug
Sep

7.10 May
5.25 Apr

Jan

Ex-liquldatlng dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
privileges,

t

value.

d Deferred

20

Aug
49% July

Jun

50

Securities

85

1.25

Aug

com—*

common—;

Canada

of

International Utilities

Sep
Jan

Feb

20% May

31%

*

Gaspe Copper Mines-,
Hayes

Low

•
5
*

Lumber

Bridge
Glass

Range since Jan. 1

High

*

Westinghouse

Dominion

Sales

Range
of Prices

Low

1

Western

Dominion

Curb Section

-

Funds

*

:

Copper
Consolidated Paper

Jan

1.20

63c

Apr

lie

11'A July

2.81 Aug
75c
Jun

54c

July
Sep

21

Aug

•

Mines

t

1.75 Jun

*

common

Preferred

3.00 Mar

8c

Sep

Sep

25'A

*

Investments

Canadian Marconi

37

Sep

1.40

•

Sugar

Dominion

Canadian Bronze common

Jan

12'Ac Mar

15c

500

1

Coast

Feb

48c

Jan

:

5

common

&

Apr

Jan

Oct

4'Ac

37'A

Jan

41%

Jan

24c

3,000

*

40c

Feb

16c

—

Corp

Sep

Texas-Caigary
—;
Thompson-Lundmark

Gold

5,505

23c

3,689

10c

Asbestos

Mar

100
7,645

Teck-Huehes
>

100

17C

21,100

25c

48
11%
36 'A

Jun

6.10

5

*
—

21'A

14c

42c

Sep
12% May
61c
Aug

12

July

•

common—.::

—

21'A

80%

Jan

38c

21'A

Jan

8

5

Apr

6%c

?1

8c

1

<-

1

To

5%

•

comm6nk-!__i

Preferred

__

50c

"

Tamblyn

,

19%

__10

Sylvanite Gold S

1.45

17

66

65

Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Newfoundland Develop

Anglo

Canadian

26'A

__

Warrants

»

1.42

Jan

6,6/5

25c

Par

28c

7%

'JL*

Jun

1.75 Mar

12

Friday
Last

15

52c

5.75

•

„

Sep

May
4.00 July
68c
July

8'Ac

Sale Pries

63c

Oct

1,127

1

;

9c

STOCKS

May
Jun

27c

34

34

5.50

30c

29'Ac

21'Ac

18c

—

11%

10'A July

Sep

3,166

b*e

Industries

69%

12
38c

Canadian

Feb

12

29c

12%

Inlet

71%

71

Toronto Slock Exchange

38c

28c

7uc

Preferred

11%

1.60 July

22'Ac

Apr

11%

Surf

29c

3,284

Mar

Feb

13c

16'Ac

Switson

;

21

50c

71c

3*

2,100

15'A

36c

Oct

665

17c

1

45c

15

1

16

4,100

1

ord_

Mines

Brown

,2,100

1

Petroleum

42c

15 'A

,—1
*

Bulolo Gold Dredging

47

1

Supertest

42c

Sep

9%
72c

1

July

19c

Steep Rock Iron Mines

——:

10,865

47%

Jan

1

May

80c

Sturgeon River Gold—
Sudbury Contact

—

3.10

100

Oil

15

47

;

Preferred

2.90

Jan

8% May
6%c

*

11'A Mar

18c

,!

4

pfd

79c

80c

__

16c

4.80 Mar

1.09

*

,

3-0°

Aug

Mining

common

337,850

3.25

Mining

Sep

29

*

Mines

19%

220

33c

Sep

1.25

•

Propane

10,049

8%

23c

Metal

DuPont

Cons

1.37 Jan

Jun

74%

1.25

1

Sunerior

1.00 Mar

*

Mines

53% Aug

Mar

1

Sullivan

39%

8%

Sep

17% July

31'Ac

1

Bear

Yukeno

Zulapa

7c

Olsen

Steeloy

35'A

8%

Apr

Jan

1

Mines

Mines

Yellowknife

Sep

1,333

Erock class B
Stanwell Oil & Gas Ltd

Steel, of Canada

39%

July

Jan

9'Ac

"

Gold

3,125

14

1

—

Zinc

&

Canuck

Feb

9'/8c

*

Stanley

1.05

1.95

Feb

9'/ac

•

Paving & Materials

1.03

Wright-Hargreaves

*'

3.35
'

Jan

1

(1944)

1.05

75c

Jan

—1

5 '/a %

H)

(G

Zenniac

22

Feb

*

Mines

300

1.05

Jan

4.95

Jan

50%

50%

2.20

19

Jan

•

:

Union Oils

16

Feb

28c

1

Alexander

Wood

•

•

*

Oils

15%

*

Winnipeg & Central Gas

2.98

Oct

Feb

1.80
>

Sep

35c

'

Oct

May

1.10

7,050

64%

5i'A

84

Oct

2.50

-3,450

2.45

61

51'A

1

Valley

Starratt

1.36
12c

23,508

16

65% Mar

50

2.08

——*

Roi

i* Southam

.:

2.70

.

•

Van

Standard

4,533
18,800

2.55

2.24

_•

common

Stadacona

1.40

12c 14'Ac

731

1

Mines

Slater

Southern

1.36

12c

•

Slocari

Spooner

78

—50c

,

t: Simpsons Ltd

,

74%

2.60

5

*

Mines

16

—50

pfd

Yukon

&

Gold

Windward

Jun

1

Mines

Standard

32,060

*

common

Winchester Larder

18 %

1
"

20,300

-9 00

Sep

1

—

37c
1.52

6.00

Wiltsey-Coghlan

15c

1,500

10c

Jan

Oct

.__*

:

33c
1.47

62% July
39% Sep
•

*

Petroleums

Oct

3.-,

Mining

33c

1.48

100

Pass

Jan

„

33

50c

Sigma Mines Quebec-1

Jan

6.50 Mar

5

A-

class

Willroy Mines

9c

15

17'A

commoiii::-..

27

240

23% Aug
Jun

91c

20'Ac

White Hardware

14'A

•

—

Apr

4,075

8ep
liay

—20

(Geo)

915

1.38

Breweries

Oct

7.35

1

Preferred

13c

—

1

Voting; trust

Feb

9.55 July

Sep

33'A

Leaseholds

12'Ac

15

1

Sheep Creek Gold

33c

Jan

60 %

33

—*

Naco Petroleums common

3'Ac

.

54

Apr

4.80
18

7.10

Warrants

28,000

1

40%

50c

33

_*

Western

7'Ac

Gold

Miiles—_

Jun

11% May

21 %c Mar

150

6^

7.15

—1

Western

7c
14'A

7'Ac

77%

(1945V

5

25,220

—*

Preferred

250

Mar

:

Mines
Western Canada Breweries

31

29

Copper

Ashley

31

—

preferi|-ed__pr_li;2-__^_'l^_50

Shawkey

18
65c

•
1

common

Mines

Western

16c

;

18
59c

61 »A

*

W

Products

Westeel

66% July
16'A Sep

'■ •*'-

18

62

1

Maygill Gas & Oil Ltd.,

Apr

*

"V,

1,366

*

Mines

Pyrite

Jan

Scythes common
Security Freehold Petroleums—
Shawinigan Water & Power com_

Sep

1

A.

Petroleums Ltd

Apr

50c

8%

4.35

1

Malartic

9c

:

150

*

A——

Equipment

Weedon

Wespac

10%

Ltd-

—

-.—a.

&

G

49%

1

Oils

9%

60c

*

class

W'aite Amulet

1,670

1

Rainbow

Mines

Mines

Violamac

3,692

_l

Bridge

-Scurry

9%

*
1

Mines'

14

Gold

Apr

1

Mines

Ltd

Viceroy

54%

Corp

Antonio

Sand

8%

*

Corp

Upper Canada

Yellorex
San

Jun

Feb

*

Steel

13'A

Sapphire Petroleums Ltd

7.45

3

_25
:

Oils

53'A

25

St-Lawrence

42c

Jan

406

-

*

pfd

Hill

Montauban

54

—

A

pfd-

United

13%

Ryanor Mining

8%c Jan

26,235

5%

1

class

United

*

(:Rupununi Gold Mining
,' Russell Industries

23,200

5.80

5%

50

Mines

Inv

United Keno

—10

Preferred

20C

5.30

Jun

12,703
,

1

Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common

17'Ac

5.70

2,856

Wilrich

Roxana Oils

17 'Ac

'

July

Sep

17c

9'/sc

1

1.66 Aug

Feb

20'A

1.65

1

'

2,672

9%c

Mines—_———l

18

Jun

7,554

25'A

1

,1

Lac

48c

16,765

West

4.90

_1

Rockwin Mines
Rowan Consolidated

Jun

6.70

Apr

70c

i.1

Apr

32c

47'A

West

13% May

;

41 %

1,515
15,800

23'Ac

Apr

30,150

Rix-Athabasco Uranium

Roche Long

Feb

14,230

Petroleum

Gold

19c

16

__1

48c

Mar

36

45c

23c

Watarous

1.20

Mines

Aug

28

35'A

July

2.70

„>>

_____—,

Uranium

Regcourt

.

5.05

i July
10 V* Jun
19

1

Renabie Mines

k

Feb

3,100

•

12%

1

Mining

26c

Jan

Aug

3.95 Aug
9'Ac Jun

*

1.05

*Rexspar Uranium

;

Jan

67%

3'Ac Jan

7,950

6.85 •

58'A July

Jan

,114%

Corp

Rayrock

\

Mar

16

Reeves MacDonald

,

July

1.15

Gold Mines

Radiore
Reef

Oct

1.34

—_L*

Metallurgical

Quebec

-

Feb

Aug

37%

Jan

2.05

500

'

■'

1.59
33c
■

1

1.

__

87,700

2.35

40'Ac

6.50

Fuel

5.40

Develop——————1'12 »Ab

Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines

35c

Apr

53% July

44c

45%

Estella

2.50

3.60

-

30c

3b%

23c

Corps Ltd class B

'

Quebec
;

Oct

47'A

2,0.0

-

..

Oct

6.60

United

5.05

1.55 '*

•

1.65

1

United

33c

•

5,444

•

United

9.00

1

_

ChibougamaUf. Gold—:_L1
Quebec Copper Corp

1.80

1

Mining

Oct

2.50

Quebec

1.65

Union

May

5.25

■_

*

1.79

*

Asbestos

9.35

Prospectors

Airways
Purdy Mica Mines

6%c

•

_1

-

3.10

t

—1

*

104%

Jan

*

United

241

__

Feb

44'A

_•

preferred

49% July

Jan

101

925

Union Gas of Canada

2.82

May

68c

2,347

i

Gold

41

35

45%

,

-

1

;

Border

2,531

44'A

104 104'A

45

*

United

46

30% Mar

16,601

..

Metals

High

45

•

3.60 July

Apr

11c

l,3i0

1.00
.

*'

—J

Line

common

19'A May

Apr

1.15

246,700

34'A '

90c

90c

40c

'

i.

10

*

Oct

40

3,190

20c

33

\

•

5

1.20v

16c

-

1.65

1,363,305

40

1.17

1.20

Corp

t

Jan

11 'A Mar

200

49,700

2.81

40

LOW

Sep

16,100

17

-

40

l

_

.

32,105

9.25

17
1.65

2.75

*

__.

„

9.00
■

__

2.00

•

_Vi-J

Powell River

;

9.25 A.

Mines

J

,

■«'

~

"

Uranium

'

36c

_*

Placer Development
Ponder Oils

'

94c

33c

___1

Gas

Photo Engravers
Pickle Crow Gold
Pitch-Ore

84c

35c

1

.

common

Peruvian Oils & Mineral

Pipe

Oil

,

91c

43'A

•

34c
Oil

"

1

44'A

Oils

Mountain

20c

50c

1

Range since Jan.

High

:•

-

Apr

-

•

Oils

1.05

2.75

Shares

Low

10

5.00

18c

.

for Week

10

Jan

13c

2nd

Petroleums

Paymaster

class A___

preferred

4.90

1

94c
5.00

Pathfinder

Finance

preierred

Jan

38c

.

6c

5'/c

4'A %

Oct

'

72c

25 V2c Mar

Traders

83c

18c

1

—

5,810

-

July

11 %c Mar

3,500

Western

Farbec

Par

12%

;

Paramaque

High

11

95c

Range
of Prices

Sale Frlce

ltc

12%

Sales

Week's

Last

1

'

95c

1

Porcupine

Jan.

14c

1

Pacific

Petroleum

Range since

.

1.00

Pacmc Eastern.

.

Shares

of Prices

Jan

4S

46

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1734)

Monday, October 24, 1955

...

OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for

Friday, October

21

Investing Companies
Par

Mutual Funds—

Institutional

1
Inc—1

x4.19
8.13
1.47

4.47

Inst Foundation

8.89

Institutional

1.62

-----—1
"A
Inc—1
"B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Beneficial Corp
1
Blair Holdings Corp
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
•
Boston Fund Inc —;
—1
Bowling Green Fund Inc
10c
Broad Street Invest Corp—
.5
Inc

Axe-Houghton Fund
Axe-Houghton Fund

Ltd

Fund

Bullock

14.55

13-34

lc

10.74

11.75

Fund, lc

10.35

Institutional

Income

Fund_lc

6.91

Fund—lc

14.13

15.46

9.17

10.02

Boston—1

9.43

10.31

Fund_l

a20.66

Investment

Co

Investment

Trust

of

America

Johnston

(The)

4.30

Keystone

Custodian

11.33

K-2

(Speculative Pfd Stks)„ 1

21.37

23.11

S-l

(High-Grade Com Stk)-„1

13.03

*".8-2

of

Mutual

10.75

B-l

(Investment

5%

B-2

13.90

1

26.84

28.01

25.72

28.06

21.26
12.26

2s

11.48
15.42

.

Stocks)—1

12.34

,9.80
6.71

Sayles

Mutual

Automobile

25c

11.81

General

17

18

Paper

1

10.93

12.02

Mutual

——1

10.81

*11.85

Growth

Mass

Fund

Inc—

10.38

Nation

17.90
2.79

National

3.24

2s

Natl

96.26

98.18

98.26

•■_.•'

Mortgage Assn—

1__

1958

20,

8.15

8.b6

15,

1

20.83

>

19.05

'* 20.37

4.37

4.78

lc

X3.30

3.64

_ic

3.23

3.56

2%s March

8.45

Trust-l

31.06

20c

6.86

7.11

Stock

Eng—

99.15

98.12

98.18

97.28

98.2

97.12

97.18

1957

l%s April 1, 1958
1 %s Oct. 1, 1958
l%s Feb. 15, 1959

99.31

99-30
99.25
99.24
99.27
99.14
100.20

1956

98.29

99.13

1957

Aug. 15,
l%s Oct. 1,

99.26
99.28
99.28
99.18
100.22

l%s April

l%s Oct.

97.21

97.23

96.22

96.28

96.2

96.8

95.18

95.24

95

1,
1959
1959

1,

95.6

33.58

___i

10.10

39;95

9.71

10.66

al4.65

3.37

3.66

1

18.77

20.31

1

Corn

9.34

1

Inc

36.95

1

l

Fund

1957

l%s April

l%s

I960——

1,

Oct.

1,

1960

o17.76

19.20

Federal Intermediate

interest

Ask

Dated

Rate

Ask

Bid

Dae

-

1.60%

2-

1-55

11-

1-55

b2.35

2.05 %

2.15%

6-

1-55

3-

1-56

2.05%

5-

2-55

11-

1-55

b2.35

2.05%

2.30%

7-

1-55

4-

2-56

•

b2.80

2.60%

b2.85

2.65%

2.05%

1

11.05

1-55

b2.50

2.30%

2.30%

1-55

5-

1-55

12-

1-55

b2.50

2.30%

2.55%

9-

1-55

6-

1-56

b2.90

2.65%

4-

1-55

1-

3-56

b2.70

2.45%

2.80%

10-

3-55

7-

2-56

b2.95

2.75%

2.15%

12,08

7.29

12-

3-

1.95%

1

6- 1-55

1.60%

•••» -:.

Series—

Bid

Due

Dated

Rate

Shares—

8tock

1956

Stock

Fund——♦

Series

Preferred

99.31

99.2;

98.27

1957

15,

2s

9.26

Fund

Dividend

22.27

1,

Inc—10c

8eries

■—1

99.30

98.28

1957

1,

l%s May

99.29

Ask

Bid

Notes—(Cont.)-

^»I%s April

100

99.27

15, 1955
15, 1956

—

Investors Corp„

Balanced

99.28

32hds of a point

more

Maturity-

Treasury

99.30

1956

National Security Series—

Corp—1

_

X2.94

Wide Securities—

Balanced

Bond

Fund

Balanced

shares—lc

—

beneficial

9.47

Howard—

&

Eaton

1%S April

Growth

Shares

V

l%s March

6.40

Fund

Life

Invest

15.84
2.54

-

—2.50

Shares

Dividend

Dreyfus

Shares—

:

l%s Dec.

4.58

5.81

Investors

Inc

1

Trustee

Fund—1

Investment

Diversified

4.441

4.16

_

Investors

of

4.03

:

Notes—

Treasury

Aug. 15,
1%S Oct. 1,

shares

Massachusetts

25c

Diversified

March

lc

Bond

Mutual. Trust

Fund-

Federal

Ask

^ <99.27*

June

lc

shares

shares

Mutual

E

2.92

Massachusetts

58.47

Series

2.65

shares—lc

1955
22, 1956

22, 1956
2%s June 22, 1956

5.31

Investment

Metal

Fund

'Stock

4.82

Industries

Indebtedness—

15,

l%s Dec.

lc

Transport

'15.13

Diversified

.

97.16

99.21
98.12

Bid

of

Certificates

2s

shares

Special

! 16.03

Fund-—

■

Figures after decimal point represent one or
Maturity—

a41.57

Fund—*

shares—

Petroleum

13.84

Delaware

97.18

97.8

1960

1,

U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness ^ Motes

12.91

Equipment shares_lc

Electrical

15.87
57.89

De

f

97.9

99.31

96.16

99.22

99.18
99.17

7.36

l%s

Fund Inc——1
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc——1

De Vegh Income

97.28

1,

2%s Jan.

Managed Funds—

Investment Inc
Dividend Iheome Fund—1
Western

Crown

97.20

1959
1960

1,

2%s June

98.2

1956-

1957

10.60

1

Fund.:

Life Insurance Investors Inc___1

Loomis

Manhattan

45

•

1,

1,

9.61

15.85

14.66

June

June

12.97

8.80

Lexington Trdst Fund—

42

100.2

1956

1958
1958

2%s May
2%s Feb.

100.2
100.4:

99.18

13.46

11.89

(Income Com

18.63

1

Inc

Fund

•

97.28

99.8

99.27

16.83

19.48

Chemical Fund Inc

Concord

99.30

97.20

2%a May 1,
2%s Nov. 1,

r

99.29

99.25

1956

1956

16,

100.3 *

1957-55

1,

12.53

17.22

Consolidated Investment Trust_l

16,

15,

July

100.1 7

1956

99.30

99.24

1%6 Oct.

99,-^

21.24

Knickerbocker

15.13
16.36
50c
Christiana Securities com—100 14,300 14,900
136
141
Preferred
100
18.74
20.34
Colonial
Fund Inc
1
9.00
9.78
Commonwealth Investment
1
10.83
11.77
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Composite Bond & Stock
18.48
20.09
Fund
Inc
1
16.64
Composite Fund Inc
—1 X15.31

April

2.35s

11.23

Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd-1

5.91

15,

Bonds—

Bank

Land

2%s May 1, 1956
2%s Sept. 14, 1956

100
99.31

-

Ask

Bid

99.29
99.28
99.24

-—^

Central Bank for Cooperatives—
1.90s Feb. 1,
1956

19.47

7.84

27.70

2.50s

1

11-74

5.40

March

3s

1

7.17

25.62

1S56

1

10.86

-1
—1

1956.

15,

Bonds)

1

Capital Venture Fund Inc
Century Shares Trust

16,

Bonda)—

B-3 (Speculative Com Stk)—1
S-4 (Low * Priced' Com Stks)_I

^

-

Jan.

3%s

Bonds)

Priced

(Low

(Discount

K-l

.

2.40s

,2.25s Feb.

32nds of a point

more

or

Federal

1955

(Income Pfd Stocks)

B-3
B-4

17.21

15,

one

Ask

Banks—

Loan

Nov.

2"%s May

Bonds)_1

(Medium Grade

Home

1.90s

Funds—

1

—1

Fund Inc^
General Fund

(1954) Ltd-.-j_—
Canadian Fund
Inc

1

6.60

24.43

Federal

7.56

Insur

•25.82
.

Bid

11.32

Fund

6.07
r

Figures after decimal point represent

11.78

Growth

23.75
3.93
*75
4%
12.79
22.72
15.92
10.48

—-—^1188

California
Canada

10.77

Fund—lc

Bank

Institutional

Mutual Fund
Fund Trust
Atomic Development
;
American

Fund

Ask

Shares Ltd—

6.48

Associated
Mutual

Obligations of Government Agencies
Bid

Par

Funds—

Institutional

1-34
599

Inc
Business Shares

American

1.46

25c
1.25

Fund
Fund

Aberdeen

Affiliated

Mutual

Ask

Bid

5-

2-55

2-

1-56

b2.75

2.50%

8-

1-56

b2.85

2.65%

7.97

1

9.31

,10.17'
-■

Fund--

•Stock

Investment

Electronics

Fund

Equity

Inc—_—

Fund

Federated

of

New

of

Formula Fund

15.03

New

3.67

4.02

New

13.83

Boston

Mutual

Founders

11.83

13.90

1

Industrial Fund

Financial

10.82

5
Inc.l

Inc

Fund

Fidelity

<

Income

Fund

stock

Common

•

series—— lc

6.80

7.39

9.42

stock

Preferred

Fundamental

series—_—lc

Inc

Investors

2

Industries

7.49

16.33

4.08

13.64

69.74

75.00

7.34

7.98

Group Securities—
Automobile shares

10.81
10.98

—lc
lc

7.58
9.59

11.84
12.03
8.31
10.51

-lc

12.27

13.44

Stock Fund-lc

12.48

13.67

7.44

8.16

Building shares—

Growth Fund

Capital

shares

Chemical

(The)

Common

Electronics

Electrical

6c

,—lc

6.25

shares—lc

10.01

10.97

lc

9.39

10.29

Industrial Machinery shares_lc

12.88

14.10

shares—lc

9.22

9.60

Food

shares

Fully

administered
bond

Institutional

shares
Bond

Merchandising

Railroad
RR

Bond

Steel

12.61

9.15

10.03

10.36

11.35

shares

lc

3.44

lc

5.74
10.99

$1.50
Pine

15.25
4.21

4.63

Utility shares—
Growth Industry

Inc

(Geo)

lc

8.83

9.68

6.45

12.58

•

Stock

1

1.25

Shareholders Trust of Boston—1

Sovereign

12.78
13.04

41.50

44.00

1

a29.68

1

Fund

11.15

12.15

21%

23%

Templeton Gwth Fund of Can_l
Fund

United

Inc-

Continental

1

Income Fund

10.31

-.7.78

Corn

9.44

10.44

13.81

12.50

Bank—10

Inc

1

7.18

Line Income Fund Inc—1
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc_l
Wall Street

6.19

14.22

19.84

21.68

1

a24.48

1

15.88

Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c

2.47

2.70

1

7.87

Income

1

9.66

10.56

_l

28.57

8.93

26.21

1

9.76

Whitehall

Fund

Inc

24.88

17.30

18.70

Wisconsin

Fund

Inc

l

5.58

6.03

Inc

Fund

of

Boston

Incorporated

Income

Incorporated

Inc

Investors

Fund
;

17.17

Value

Investing Corp____l

Washington
Investors

48%

50

Tr—25

&

(White

Plains

Y)

N

of

New

of

of

Trust

&

10

Continental

56

Suffolk

New

'

•

27%

50
61%

Inc

Wellington Fund _!

Aetna

Casualty

Aetna

8.60

154

lo

Life

10

10

112'%

National

Union

Equitable

Fidelity &

$1.25

Assur

Amer Ins Co

20

40

65

69

10

119

Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__ 10
Life Insurance Co of Va
20

36

39

129

137

Lincoln

467

&

Ins

of

Life

General

Casualty

Ins

28

National

89

94

New

Amsterdam

Co

Co

5

41

New
New

York

27%

North

5

26

10

122

130

90

100

10

570

580

5

175

185

Bank

200

37

39

Co—

:_50

260

270

16

58

60

of

10

48

50

Commerce

&

84

88

10

31

33

10

69%

71%

25

53

57

57%

60%

Bank & Trust Co_25

National Bank

Trust

Co

80
50%

37

41

Bank

Irving
Trust
Kings County

lo

Trust

Co

40

29%

National

First

31%

192

Long

Island

Trust

65

80%

82%

Mellon
5

(J P)

York

&

Co

Inc

35%

39'%

100

295

73

State

76

5

19

21

St.

National

Sterling

First

Bank

of

N

Y

Bank

2

National

Bank

Nat'l

&

110

114

20

51

53

20

57%

61%

Trust—25

Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr
Louis—

Boatmen's

Royal

12.50

307

25

Trust

Angeles—

Pittsburgh

Bank

Freeport

Bank

National

Security-First Nat'l Bank

70

20

Co

National

Detroit

of

City—

202

10

Trust

Brook

Bank

Jersey

Los

'

121

61

65

Pacific

71

75

Peerless

10

74
37

Pacific

Bank

United

25

9%
185

National

St

Louis

Bank

Bank

National

Mercantile

10%

&

Trust

States

Co

10

Trust

Union

361

48%

523/4

43 %

46%

31

33

37

41

9%

11%

12.50

77

San

19'%
371

89

97

10

54

59

Calif

Elec

Bid

64%

20

Trust

61

60%
70

75

Bank

40%

42%

Francisco—
of

N

Amer

T & S A—6.25

Power

3%s

Security Issues
Ask

102

103%

Tennessee

.1970

100%

100 %

Utah

.1980

100 %

100%

West Texas Utilities 3%s___1985

.1980

100%

102'%

.1970

105%

107

.1975

100

100%

Illinois Bell Telep 3Vis

.1995

101'%

101%

Ohio

Edison

3%s

.1985

100%

101

Ohio

Power

3%s

I

T

Financial

35/sS

Columbia

Gas

Container

Indemnity Co
Casualty Co

10
5

59

62%

30%

32

10

771/3

82%

10

26

27'%

2

13

3%s

3.30s

86

91

Dayton

Rubber

General

3%s

37/8S_1976

Trans

&

Light

3%S-i_1935

Stocks—

-

102

103%

General

Motors Acceptance-

Fidelity & Deposit of Md— .10
Assn of Philadelphia
10

81 %

85%

51%

53%

Republic

65

67%

St

40

53%

Seaboard Surety Co
Security (New Haven)

55%

10

50

54

10

44%

Springfield

10

57
65 Vo

58%

5

g5i/2

90'%

•No

Fidelity & Guaranty Co„lo

68 %

71'%

tEx-two-for-one

3

27

29%

JEx

4

145

General

of

2.50

Newark

5

Reinsurance Corp

&1

Great
Gulf

Life

Hanover

50

g

€7

70

Standard

21

23

Fire

&

Fire

(N

Y)

Marine

&

6.25

Marine—

Travelers

5

(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
,Fire

Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Hartford
Steamboiier
^




47

102

Paul

—II5

American

Republic

94

10

Glens Falls

Globe

38 %

4

Life

Reinsurance Corp
(Texas)

jq
lo
in

36%

38

32%

34%

44

46 y2

149

j2%

157

88%

U S
U

S

U S

Accident

'

Fire

Life

Insurance

City of N Y
Westchester Fire,

Co

47%

inthe"

Telephone

4.25%

.1985

103

Kaiser

pfd—100

Alum

&

50

104%

104 7/s

Southrn New Engl Tel 3%s_1989

100%

30 %

155

32%

4.90%
Texas

Tel &

Tel

35/ss

5%

57

51%

—50

52%

Transmission—

preferred

Eastern

100

104

Transcontinental

100
Gas

Pipe

101

102

101

102

Line

preferred

100

FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
par

value..

100%

a

Net

b Bid

asset

stock

split.
value.

yield price.

k Admitted to listing on the New

.

stock

split.

dividend.

,

Stock Exchange.

,

t New
x

stock.

Ex-dividend.

wi When
y

issued.

Ex-r'ghts

105

Transmission—

preferred

4.90%

109

56

Chemical—

preferred

Gas

107%

Corp—

preferred-.

4.75%
Tenn

103 %

.1991

Pacific

(IEx-4-for-l
2

—

100

60

10

Firemen's
Franklin

F)

Ask

102%

.

El Paso Nat Gas 4.40%
4s

_

14%

I10

Providence-Washington

Gas

Power

Corp of Amer—

Life"

Fire

Bid

Bonds—(Cont.)—

.1985

C

82

10

Bonds—

Fireman's

Fire

(S

65

17

25

Co

195

18

100

Trust

Recent

45'%

.I.II2I50
115133%

Phoenix
39

43%

5

River

Trade

96'%

lo

Fire_

Northeastern
Northern
Northwestern National
Insurance (Minn)

115

4

Fund

475

Detroit—

77
48%

(The)

133/4

g2

2

Hampshire Fire

39

*

Reinsurance

535

66

12%

5

Casualty

59%

10

Federal

.

43

61

.4

Fire

37

10

Assoc

Union

54%

2

Life

Inc

Group

Employers

(N J)

460

383%

,_io

26

323/4

353%

Merchants & Manufacturers
National Fire

5

Amer

Assurance

Forster

Employees

53/8

25

Ins Assn

Natl

4%

125

—5

Merchants Fire Assurance

1

29%

1

Massachusetts Bonding

Life

Crum

Casualty.

42

Fire

Continental

Maryland

30%

5

Connecticut

33%

35 %

10

35%

10

Columbian

33%

Life

29

Shippers

Colonial

515

317

310

100

102%

482

National

39

C)

—_100

Savings

Trust

Bank

Hartford

Y

10

Rye

28%

Boston Insurance Co
Camden

48%

36 %

5

Surety

Continental

C)

83

78

99%

Bk_100

Bank

&

City Bank

Connecticut

44

5

Bank—

Ask

109

Ins—

Co_5

Assurance

Mercury (Wash D
American Re-insurance
&

N

%

105

26%

Casualty_5

Amer

Bankers

(Greensboro

Life

(Newark N J)__2ya

American Home

American

227

Standard

Amer__5

34 %

5

preferred

conv

Jefferson

North

of

2

Automobile

American

216

Bid
46

Insurance Co

69 %

Trust—33%.

&

Connecticut—

20

New

Par

164
*

40

117%

Hanover

Morgan

lo

Agricultural Insurance Co
American

66

and Trust—25

National

Cleveland

Guaranty Trust Co

of

Companies
Home

dividend

Insurance Co

American

Ask

Surety—

&

stock

Ex-50%
Aetna

Bid

Trust

Central

Bank

Natl

Ask

Bid

37

Cleveland—

63

I)

(L

Square N

Manufacturers

Par

99.560
99.516
99.468

Illinois
Bank

National

Harris

29%

Bank

National

10

Northern Trust Co

10

National

Franklin

170

54

Rochelle

Franklin

First

36

33%

162

20

Westchester

of

Chicago—
City Natl Bank

51%

Bank

City

York

Huntington

First

10

Trust

National

First

16
-

-

Bank

Fiduciary

Meadow

Insurance

99.507

99.459

Y.—
Albany

N.

Bank

National

Industrial Bank of Commerce_10

Mutual
Fund

-

1956

99.550

637/b

26.90

1

i

Fund

Hudson Fund Inc

1956———

19,

99.6C6

7.85

13.91
16.65

Haydock

-

Par

6.77

13.06

Bk

State

Empire Trust;

15.01

13.50

Inc

.—

—

Companies

State

County Trust Co

10.26

9.55

1

16.15

Mutual Fund

1956

Ask

247

10

Exchange

Commercial

8.07

1

Ltd

Bid

239
617/a
49%

100

Trust

11.21

7.12

Shares_l

Canada

99.664
99.624

99.748

29,

Albany,

York

New

First

Science Fund

Value Line Fund

7.38

1

Fund
Fund

United

Funds

Par

Federation

1

United

United

9.87
12.71

11.82

United Funds Inc—
United Accumulated

12,

York-

New

Chem

9.13
11.76

•

11.91

Television-Electronics Fund
Texas

a21.59

1

Inc—

Stein Roe 6c Farnham

January

January

99.648

1955
1955--

22,

December

Bank & Trust
Bankers

a36.05

——1

Investors

Investors

State Street

1955

Bank of

Investment Corp__•

Southwestern

8,

Chase Manhattan Bank

Fund

Shares

Amer

December

:

6.97

Clark—

&

99.831
99.784

9t».73o

1955

40%

Clark

Fundlnc

Stevens

1,

13.60

38%

Inc__1

1

Guardian

Shares Inc—1

&

5,

99.818
99.773

25, 1955

December

28.68

1

1

-

Stevens

January

99.708

Stock

Fund
of Canada

99.910
99.873,

99.694

14.08

28.39

99.863

—

——

18.69

12.95

99.949

December

1955

21.43

2.50

Growth

Fund

Common

27

17.13
21.01

1

Scudder Fund

9%

*

Inc

Rowe)

Putnam

Scudder,

25*%

5
Inc

Inc

Scudder,

8%

December'"15,

99.943

1955
1955

Ask

Bid

99.935

99.903

1955

10,

November 17,

-1

Inc—

Fund
Fund

Fund

(T

Fund

16.69

lc

shares

November 3,

November
3.55

preferred

Street

Price

lz.u4

shares

Shares—

Dollar Value

Ask

Bid

99.983

1955

27,

November

6.30

lc

lc

stock

Tobacco

3.12

shares
shares

equipment

Railroad

11.51

lc

shares

Petroleum

6.86

lc
—lc

shares

shares

Mining

29

27

Pacific Amer Investors com—10c

Selected

—lc

Equipment shares

General

Trust

Puritan

lc
—lc

shares

Aviation

1

Bills

Dollar Value

October

•

4.43

12.48

Corp
1
Trust—_—1

Capital
Investors

5.95
22.65

1956

Pioneer

General
General

5.44

20.95

8.20

14.90

1

Fund Inc

1

Ltd

American

Series

United States Treasury

9.02

1

Fund

Canada

North

■

Capital Fund

Philadelphia
Gas

Series

5.34

8.25

3

6.82

4.89

10.32

1

Inc—

Futures

Stock

6/24

1
1

England
York

of

1

Series

Series

Growth

Custodian Funds Inc—

Franklin

Seriesr-i-*_

|

York

j

Volume 182

Number 5475

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(1735)

THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearings this week will show

liminary figures compiled by
of the

us

year ago.

a

Pre¬

week ended

there is

week in

same

1954.

At this

center

gain for the week ending Friday of 3.5%. Our
comparative summary for
the week follows:
a

■

t

.

York

_

1955

1954

■

-

1953

1953

or

Dec. %

$

$

'

2,029,791

1,522,567

1,800,911

1,296,117

+ 17.1

1,828,975

1,505,753

+ 21.5

Chester

2,132,322

2,065,238

+

3.2

1,804,964

Lancaster

6,036,820

5,002,901

+ 20.7

5,062,277

4,181,068

1,051,000,000

1,037,000,000

+

1.4

1,095,000,008
3,304,659
6,563,277
2,808,658

Bethlehem.

;

.

Philadelphia

,

;

1,821,519

Reading

3,850,525

3,688,373

+

4.4

1,026,000,000
3,951,255

Scranton__

6,571,800

6,109,452

+

7.6

6,593,276

Wilkes-Barre

3,908,595

3,258,342

+ 20.0

8,384,746

7,525,323

+ 11.4

8,287,630

Delaware—Wilmington

15,898,142

14,422,882

+ 10.2

13,359,82©

New

13,006,401

14,636,230

10,280,183

+ 42.4

11,988,886

11,620,755

1,118,319,136

1,092,627,652

2.4

1,084,341,802

1,148,429,451

1

York

Jersey—Trenton
(11 cities)

+

3,816,411

-

6,951,011

San Francisco

Cleveland

50,754,300

47,737,300

+ 25.8

9,225,993

6,347,992-

+ 31.6

+ 15.4

12,323,409
367,925,544

390,244,83ft

1,084,888,817

+16.6

1,190,106,581

1,199,472,09©

4,617,573

—10.6

334,984,883

1,264,954,155

...

Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh

*

4.3

594,733,259

Total

+ 13.3

(7

cities)

-

+ 20.8

12,204,29ft

+. 5.8

+18.4
+ 17.9

Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmondwest

Virginia—Huntington.

4,128,842

Virginia—Norfolk

days

five

+ 10.9

9,266,587

10,391,688

386,473,255

+

521,075,232

cities,

48,954,300

13,673,988

317,542,116

five

492,711,403

11,656,006

387,412,260

_

cities,

240,498,591

499,485,557

Youngstown

673,859,000

_

Baltimore

241,064,311

Columbus

*410,000,000

Pittsburgh

5.1

+ 23.7

Mansfield

+

+ 11.3

393,900,000

410,900,000

9,727,672

+

436,362,382

3.2

698,537,150

389,201,489
.

9,327,467

234,518,149

539,769,804
54,272,000

5.7

_

——1

10,410,828

246,528,589

+

1,221,000,000

Louis

12,580,513

Cincinnati:

Cleveland..

+ 12.2

986,470,187

*.

_

Kansas City

Other

Inc.

1954
$

2,070,981

Ohio—Canton

3.5

+

1,106,369,263

Philadelphia

Ten

„

$

Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—

*

_

Chicago

St.

1S55

.

1,769,205

Total

Boston

Week Ended Octr

*

.

CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH

i

Week Ended Oct. 22—
New

\

Pennsylvania—Altoona

Saturday, Oct. 22, clearings for all

$22,081,132,291 against $20,894,829,956 for the

*

'^

r

t

based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities

country, indicate that for the

District—Philadelphia—

"*

.

increase compared with

an

cities of the United States for which it
is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
5.7% above those of the
corresponding week last year. Our preliminary total stands
at

Third Federal Reserve

5.6

+

days

4,117,512,745

South

6.7

+

21,088,000

Richmond..

;

Carolina—Charleston

4,006,308

4,059,58t

19,322,000

+

9.1

18,979,000

20,034,000

200,439,569

+

8.7

189,802,296

197.837,026

-

217,879,399

cities, five days

21,242,789,327

20,071,327,402

+

838,342,964

823,502,554

+

$22,031,132,291 $20,894,829,956

for week.

+

ends

issue of next week.

week

Saturday, and the Saturday figures

Oct. 15.

today, inasmuch

in 1954.

was

an

—

Outside of this city there was

increase of 8.0%.

an

We group

of

114.11),436

331,800,000

340,800,00©

+

4.9

8,160,230

Macon

Reserve District

of

9.3%

an

note that in

we

an

improvement

and

in

and

in

the

the

Philadelphia Reserve

totals

the

are

Atlanta

larger by 16.6%,

Reserve

of

District

15—
12

Richmond—

York

cities

In the Kan¬

_

$

201,037 209
11,156 ,367

794,103

768 ,957

+

3.3

866,182

160,771 ,857

+

6.0

125,706,412

157,254,547

1,015,862,605

+

5.2

918,067,803

964,677,134

170,364,255
1,068,681,885

Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann

..

10,075,881,338

9,332,107,794

1,118,319,136

$

New

York

now

+

8.4

9,941,135

10,837,021

78,831,000

+

1.0

76,299,000

93,699,00©

7,932,464

+ 30.9

4,348,988

4,133,787

+ 17.3

3,936,517

5.090,721

•

"122,190,691

104,352,933

+ 17.1

107,632,525

99,465,193

6,966,025

5,686,553

+ 22.5

5,558,107

5,859,001

47,383,785

38,506,567

+ 23.1

38,697,466

42,785.319

16,653,693

16,157,649

3.1

15,708,756

18,138,944

1,681,222

1,689,840

0.5

1,029,706,566

908,406,451

+ 13.4

1,792,774
950,542,275

954,972,384

8,941,611

7,411,616

+ 20.6

7,329,471

7,517,203

17,098,003

16,231,430

5.3

15,373,504

17,047,856

Haute

10,386,900

Iowa—Cedar Rapids

Moines

City

Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
Decatur.,.

;

.

j

...

.iu,

+
—

+

9,809,177

10,707,769

1,682,265

10,156,322

8,879,381

+ 14.4

8,799,581

8,558,71?

6,820,831

5,914,039

+ 15.3

5,967,753

5,883,191

1,410,900,713

1,245,491,969

+13.3

1,286,589,082

1,306,125,381

k--

I

(17 cities)

"

Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—

$

+

8.0

8,715,754,891

8,845,167,206

Kentupky—Louisville

218,783,069

198,965,335

1,092,627,652

+

2.4

1,084,341,802

1,148,429,451

Tennessee—Memphis

167,880,797

171,392,843

1,264,954,155

1,084,888,817

+ 16.6

1,190,106,581

1,199,472,090

3,505,813

2,518,110

636,590,537

+

9.3

578,859,088

593,054,043

763,669,679

720,576,288

1,015,862,605

+

5.2

918,067,803

964,677,134

1,245,491,969

+

13.3

1,286,589,082

1,306,125,381

720,576,288

+

6.0

735,665,631

737,685,135

524,109,276

+

6.9

523,802,608

534,015,768

616,609,844

44

9

576,757,871

+

6.9

585,237,214

610,830,309

4.5

445,127,685

440,349,493

North

Dakota—Fargo

+ 11.1

1,001,762,305

1,019,249,036

South

Dakota—Aberdeen

Missouri—St.

Louis

373,500,000

Illinois—Quincy
Total

(4 cities)

...

Ninth Federal Reserve

347,700,000

+

7.4

371,500,000

359,300,00©

+ 10.0

204,755,703

195,413,753

2.0

156,525,234

179,456,612

+ 39.2

2,884,691

8,514,77©

6.0

735,665,631

737,685,135

—

+

District—Minneapolis-

Minnesota—Duluth

9,622,196

8,484,150

Minneapolis

373,434,306

359,841,490

+

St.

139.145,570

116,754,933

Paul

44

463,802,703
44

/'

443,865,187

1,164,143,449

1,048,231,739

add

cities

+

18,361,749,223

+

8.7

17,702,220,645

18,019,812,031

10,318,931,015

City

19,965,662,926

9,426,307,812

+

9.5

9,378,390,211

9,525,969,363

detailed statement

our

Clearings at—

showing the figures for each city and for the

1955

1954

5,164,733

5,497,893

8,285,174

7,662,880

14,557,872

15,952,593

560,380,539

524,109,276

Helena

Total

(7 cities)

$

$

1953

Dec. Vo

$

$

Maine—Bangor
Portland

__

_

...

_

Massachusetts—Boston

1

+ 25.1

2,778,377

7,446,100

+ 11.6

6,433,264

4,876,971

+14.2

507,460,832

527,397,241

,

New Bedford

_

_

_

+ 18.5

3,248,809

2,827,118

1,336,946

+ 12.9

1,569,607

3,500,286
.

Worcester

3,651,663
13,353,130

9,950,659

Connecticut—Hartford
Haven.

33,437,159

...

8,845,214'
29,747,389

—

4.2

3,394,680

2,559,603

+

0.3

13,019,440

11,995,080

+ 12.5

8,948,446

8,679,492

+ 12.4

35,020,699

29,401,337

22,251,838
.

Hampshire—Manchester

17,897,530

+ 24.3

16,725,113

15,760,217

57,761,000

__

Island—Providence

22,655,200

+ 155.0

36,254,300

31,538,400

2,597,347

2,511,707

762,284,032

_

—-

640,639,488

3.4

2,052,388
636,905,955

131,490,740

.

Jamestown

4.852,597
119,946,228

2,859,258

_

Elmira.

65,792,953

2,944,163

—-

2,961,028

3,563,730

2,512,749

9,646,731,911

8,935,441,411

.

York

—

Rochester

36,716,757

Syracuse

.J.'/

»

Jersey—Newark
New

St.

Jersey

—




+

8,680,438

9.931,659

6.1

4,776,681

4,917,69?

6,204,415

6,393,051

8.7

12,862,767

14,269,433

6.9

523,802,608

534,015,768

+ 15.0

985, 712
1.146, 315
9,689, 680

9,543,793

1.3

157,266, 527

+

+

3.4

9,533, 587

26,477,252

0.5

21,571, 459

360,750,290

9.7

363,383, 859

13,317,351

13,090,679

1.7

7,252,525

7,050,631

2.9

13,737, 246
~

Total

(a)

(9 cities)

924,57©

173,379,19ft;
10,144.443
21,212,975

371.918,93ft>
14.215,579

576,757,871

6.9

4,134, 052

4,265,883

3,788, 777

(a)

616,609,844

4,295,042!

34,157,731

+

585,237,214

610,830,309

Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin

11,697,360

Forth

14,204,663

385,894,985

368,846,809

37,611,386

Dallas

34,445,695

Worth

Galveston

Wichita

6,570,000

Falls

6,718,000

7,097,095

Louisiana—Shreveport
(6 cities)

5,132,245

14,931,877

14,517,775

463,802,703

443,065,187

,

—
,

Washington—Seattle

—17.6

8,883,518

8,904,12?

+

4.6

377,868,218

371,330,635

+

9.2

32,494,316

34,740,401

—

2.2

7,442,000

7,851,000

+ 38.3

6,028,311

5,953,546

+

2.9

12,411,322

11,569,784

+

4.5

445,127,685

440,349,493

161,390,597

+ 12.6

6,804,925

38,959,533

—39.3

4,759,078

4,741,052

9.6

127,083,522

121,755,696

3.4

2,760,432

2,790,767

San

6,037,807

+ 12.7

203,003,703

Francisco

San

190,170,403
72,938,742

181,754,205

Jose

+
—

+ 41.8

2,921,149

2,306,207

8.0

8,323,830,434

8,493,842,718

+
+

7.5

30,291,847

Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt

19,611,440

+ 13.6

19,766,462

17,955,414

+

3.1

19,340,862

16,609,933

City
Beach

82,432,525

i—

5,093,554

189,777,657

+ 13.0

64,924,090

80.390,981

21,407,173

+15.'9

15,636,713

+ 22.8

15,165,384

14,260,95©

601,572,340

541,657,492

+ 11.1

500,683,166

496.949,921

24,803,143

Pasadena

Santa

178,606,849

6,081,139
183,726.546

19,198,545

California—Long

21,952,174

17,924,318

18,911,324

17,543,475

21,537,874

+ 15.1

6,766,031

6,013,196

+ 12.5

5.306,109

5,428,364

13,026,659

11,441,742

+ 13.9

10,855,254

12,285,961

+ 11.1

24,781,373

Barbara

Stockton

Total

Grand

57,860,153

+ 12.4

75,479,130

66,532,569

+ 13.4

63,392,888

65,658,170

Outside

10,075,881,338

9,332,107,794

8.0

8,715,754,891

8,845,167,206

(a)

+

Lake

175,144,095

6,7

+

26,864,211

22,438.935

59.648,290

•

929,893

3.0

+ 28.9

11,430,020

11,822,533

Joseph

61,959,927

23,140,451
65,029,268

cities)

—

2.6
8.1

26,352,519

0.2

—

22,285,199

Connecticut—Stamford

+

Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
J

65,640,731
J—_

+
—

395,760,409

City

Yakima

Binghamton

127,317,168

620,757,035

+

r

York—Albany

362,705,441

127,996,539

2,055,846

+ 19.0

Second Federal Reserve District—New York-

Buffalo

149,097,723

Colorado—Colorado Springs
Pueblo

Total

cities)

8,481,319

354,767,307

1,155,998

13,387,415

.

_

3,332,593

1,509,695

Springfield

8,514,461

3.8

507,752,678

.

2,154,295

39,948,215
.

151,032,301

■

Wichita-

2,464,775

602,546,068.

River

898,403

7,118,125

Kansas—Topeka

8,312,039

.

925,341
9,175,115

—

Missouri—Kansas

3,082,311

.

_

844,748

971,750

.

.

...

Omaha!—

1952

+ 13.4

+ 19.2

Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-

Lincoln

Inc. or

-

9,915,337

10,170,688
...

Nebraska—Fremont

First Federal Reserve District—Boston-

(11

7,395,943.

10,325,011

79,610,000

Bend

Terre

Hastings

Total

14,459,143

10,119,892

560,380,539

110

Northern

2.025,711

16,970,013

+ 17.4

620,757,035

Week Ended Oct. 15

New

2,111,136

+ 20.2

11,194,153

Wisconsin—Milwaukee

Peoria

+ 31.2

10,493,463

1

Indianapolis

Des

2,260,330
18,279,455

636,905,955

week ended October 15 for four years:

New

741,672

2,965,575

+ 19.0

44

.10

Total

New

9,392,727

12,317,514

;

1,068,881,885

6

Francisco

(12

10,829,509

21,978,834

Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne

695,835,453

7

_

Dallas

Total

160,654,786

+22.5

District—Chicago-

Arbor

Grand

Montana—Billings

New

7.4

—

44

.10

Kansas City

New

5.333,98©

124,737,95©
177,605,627

44

10th

Rhode

,

5,423,153

140,109,049

44

6

Minneapolis

.

8,286,752

4.2

+ 11.2

—

1952

1953

or

44

9th

Lowell

7,849,641

26,404,442

13,663,129

,

Springfield

Dec. %

640,639,488

41

7

7th Chicago

Fall

27,968,325

186,248,838
i

(10 cities)

Total

Inc.

762,284,032

.11

8th St. Louis

We

1.1

6,713 ,480

Orleans

Rockford

<<

11

6th Atlanta_!l__

Outside

7,780 ,915

763,669,679

Cleveland

5th

593,054,042

153,042 ,368

1,410,900,713

Philadelphia

4th

578,859,088

6,433,393

■

Total

CLEARINGS
1954

$

1st Boston

3rd

124,408,21©

170,138,334

Mississippi—Vicksburg

Sioux

gain of 13.3%, the St. Louis

a

increase of 6.9%, in the Dallas Reserve District

1555

New

240,498,47©

118,955,820

.;

week ended

and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 11.1%.,

2nd

6,216,747

240,426,618

1

South

19.0%

SUMMARY OF BANK

12th San

106,860,746

8.2

Alabama—Birmingham

the cities according to

(including this city) the totals show

City Reserve District there is

11th

9.8

+

372,500,000

Florida—Jacksonville

gain of 9.5%, the bank clear¬

a

In the Cleveland Reserve District

Week Ended Oct.

+

clearings for

Reserve District of 6.0% and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 6.9%.
sas

+

A

Louisiana—New

of the previous week

The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit

of 4.5%

the week

present further below,

we

increase of 8.7%, the aggregate

8.0%, in the Boston Reserve District

District of 2.4%.

5.2%,

26,792, 841
103,398, 611
344,400, 000

Nashville

Georgia—Atlanta

Mobile

the New York Reserve District

the Richmond

as

has to be estimated.

cases

the Federal Reserve Districts in which
they are located and from this

in

27,071,479

113,508,124

6,689,046

8.7

+ 11.3

having amounted to $19,965,662,926 against $18,361,749,223 in the

ings at this center showing

of

9.3

Tennessee—Knoxville

appear

not available at time of going to press.

statement, however, which

For that week there

the whole country
week

+

(6 cities)

Augusta
are

able to give final and complete results

are

636,590,537

Total

by the foregoing will

last day of the week in all

In the elaborate detailed

same

covered

We cannot furnish them

Accordingly, in the above the

we

695,835,453

+ 33.9

Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-

Complete and exact details for the
our

+

122,327,919

Columbia—Washington..

5.7

♦Estimated.

in

283,696,514

136,111,646

1.8

All cities, one day

Total all cities

6,186,962

308,344,791

District of

5.8

8,282,775

Maryland—Baltimore
Total all

(10 cities)

total

(110 cities)

53,683,505
New

York

Clearings

City

operations

1,164,143,449

1,048,231,739

1,001,762,305

1,019,249.036

19,965,662,926

18,361,749,223

+

8.7

17,702,220,645

18,019,812,081

10,318,931,015

9 426,307,812

+

9.5

9,378,390,211

9,525,969,369

discontinued.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

rnn^

48

the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
We give below

countries of the world.

CERTIFIED

RATES

EXCHANGE

BY

record for the week

a

FEDERAL

OCTOBER

14

TO

RESERVE

BANK

the

on

Oiin

TARIFF

20,

1955,

Noon

Unit

Monetary

and

series

Natural

1st

Gas

York

Friday

Monday

Oct. 14

(Value In United States Money)

sinking

West

Preferential

.133333*

American

2.225182

2.224435

Austria, schilling

.0385802*

.0385802*

.0385802*

.0385302*

Belgium, franc

.0199333

.0199062

.0199080

.0199172

.0199050

British

Malaysia, Malayan, doiiar—

.326300

Finland,

.

.326233

.326300

.326366

1.005044

1.004419

1.002/08

1.000000

.208950

dollar

Ceylon, rupee

.208950

.209000

.209050

—.

markka—

.00435401*

——

France

.00435401*

Ref.

.325433

.00435401*

.00285357

.00285357

.00285625

.00285357

.237255*

.237247*

India,

.208950

.208950

.209000

.209050

.209150

2.790729

2.790312

2.790833

2.791875

2.792708

Ireland, pound
Mexico, peso..

rupee
—

________

.0800560

,—

___

.262100

Zealand, pound..
Norway, krone

Sweden,
Union

of

.262112

.140080*
.496766*

.496766*

.496766*

.436766*

.0349000

.0349000

.0349000

.0349000

.193330*

.140080*

.140080*

.140080*

,

.193330*

.193330*

.193330*

.233312

.233308

.233325

2.780510

2.781236

2.790848

2.791741

2.792656

$5.50

$4

Co.,

Oct. 20,

1955

1955

1954

ASSETS—

Total gold certificate
F.

R.

of

other

reserves

63,751

7,281

21,000,152

71,032

248,309

banks

cash

Discounts

1
1

—

836,802

advances

and

Industrial

+

25~291

4*

105,681

344,274

notes

Other

+

12,024

+

16,980

78,841

+

472,752

803,247

.___

loans

—

615

57

—

127

Acceptances—

Bought
Held

bills increased $101 million in New York City and a
of $152 million at all reporting member banks.
Holdings of United States Government bonds and of

18,031

176

—

+ 100,100

—

2,520,076

bought

under

outright

+ 100,100

ASSETS—

290,800

U.

S.

23,973,108

Due

loans

from

Uncollected
Bank

and

securities

foreign
cash

items

—

99,285

—

+

730~525

+

946~016

+

309

+

5,362

150,541

+

8,553

8,500

677,417

+ 1,001,909

Reserve

notes—

Member

bank—reserve

U. S.

Treas.—general
Foreign

—

acc'ts

Total

deposits

Deferred
Other

18,963,345

avail,

liabs.

Total

380,247

items——

accrued

liabilities

72.775

26,136

6,620

55,163

74,052

-

—282,186
+

19,269

+

606,032

5,973

101,240

+

4,040,942

divids.

317,271

+
—

20,297,474

cash

&

149,378
+

375

—

535,117

•f.

669,842

+

945,473

298,622

Other capital

+

255

+

21,943

+

35,888

Total

Ratio

liabs.
of

note

&

27,543
213,070

acc'ts.

certificate

deposit

liabilities

and

+

7~320

51,733,268

+

677,417

purchased

on
for

F.

2,705

+

138

loan

+

1,001,909

—

.1%

—

accept¬

Sf,

commitments

—

2,869

of

lion in United

—

144

+

16,726

56

4-

Commercial,

$48

creased

cfr?

States

holdings

$1,630 mil¬

m*^ion *n ^e San
ln3e I?allas District,

million

in

in

the

Francisco Dis$17 million in
Atlanta District, and a

New

appear

in

York

another

City.
press

Changes
release.

rS^and dealers for Purchasing
Government

$138 million.

and

other

or carrying
securities in¬

"Other" loans increased
$114 mil-

i?1- whlck $72 million

was in New York City.
-Holdings of Treasury certificates of
indebtedness in¬
creased m all
districts, reflecting the sale of a new
issue of tax
anticipation certificates. Holdings of Treas¬




+

11

+

stock,

mtge.

$100

f.

s.

5%

—Nov

par

1567
1567 !

Dec

914
1568

1

1

bonds, series A

_L

815

1338

'

Nov

this

issue,

tin

Volume 181.

'

'

.")■

j 1

_Nov

31

*

1

.—Oct

preferred stock

1380

■'

.

29

+

1.077J

+

31,419

114

'

1,137

+

152

—1,394

1,544

+

1,064

+

903

U.

S.

8,082

—

21

—

583

U.

20,652

—

58

—3,065

U.

8,648

—

45

71

U.

833

—

——

S. bondssecurities

—

banks

+

Federal

Reserve

53

Banks

12

+

31

—

with

54

—

10

domestic

deposits

banks

94

2,603

_

+

55,618
21,710

Time deposits except U. S. Government
U. S. Government deposits

—

—

+

+

946

38

+

4,192

380

—

619

+ 1,630

10,883

Foreign banks

+

20

—

—

1,452

38

+

2

11-

4

25C

11-15

11-

1

11-15

11-

1

11-15

11-

1

tl2'/2C

11-15

10-31

11-30

11-

3

Ltd.—

from

approve

a

shares)

common

10-14

~5"%

(quar.)

11-

11-15

11-

1

5Cc

(quar.)

12-9

15c

dividend!

Welder

1

payments

1.

12-

11-

2

2

4

Co.—

approved
class

A

Co.

six-for-one

a

the

&

class

4(4%

B

split

shares

pfd. (quar.)

$1.06V4

12-

1

37 V2C

12-

9

11-25

12-15

H-21

(year-end)

30c

11-18

Pipe & Foundry—
(initial

common

quar.)

30c

12-12

11-21

30c

12-12

11-21

71c

.:

—

.

Chemical

(quar.)

12-15

11-16

37(40

Washington Building Trust (Mass.).
Washington Steel, com. (quar.)

(s-a).

Waverly

867

Weber

99

1

pfd.

con v.

&

Mills

Co

^

Fixture

11-15
10-20
11-

1

11-

1

11-15 "11-1

25c

„

11-21

10c

(quar.)

1

11-15

60c

(quar. t

5

11-15

32 (4 c

(quar.)

Oil Works

Showcase

Wellington

12-

11-

$140c

Extra

4.80%

Interbank demand deposits—
Domestic banks

above
Nov.

the

(Year-end)

212

242

12-

$1.C4

50c

(Stockholders

of
Co.

Electric

ExiTra

Vick

adjusted

3

$1

.__

11-

11-

Inc.—

of
on

(stock

R.)

Lumber

S.

3

1

1

Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co. of Cuba—

LIABILITIES—
Demand

S.

264

+

Fund,

Hoffman Machinery,
Lines (quar.)

New

—

13,338
1,022

with

Cash in vault

Co.

(J.

Foil

S.

11-

12-

12-

$1.08

approximately

split

of both the

—

12-20

41(40

(quar.)

amount

Stockholders

—5,945

1,141

_

S.

Payable of Rec.

3Cc

6Cc

A

Chemical

Thomson
U.

'

Holders

28 Ve c

income

Utilities

Thompson

+1,8541:

\>
When

Share

determined

two-for-one

232

+

.

U-1Q.

11-15

11-

11-

1

10-20

12-

,

1

1

West

From

Federal

others

Reserve

Banks

773

+

2251

488

—

44

494

+

„

J

Jersey & South Shore RR.—
Special
guaranteed
(s-at_
*

West

$1.50

Point

Mfg. Co. (quar.)_
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
4V2 %
preferred
(quar.)

11-15

20c

11-17

11-

3

$1.12 &

11-15

11-

1

11-

10-18

,__

West

"■Oct.

5

figures

tExclusive
serves;

of

revised.
loans

.

banks

to

individual loan items

and

after

shown

are

deduction

of

valuation

re¬

gross.

tOct. 5,
1955 reclassification (final figures) increased commercial,
industrial, and agricultural loans $318 million and decreased real estate
"other"

loans

Westchester
Weston

by $294 and $25 millions,

respectively,

Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund

Stockholders

preferred

and

list

a

Oil

stock

common

called

1

split

of

f

held.

(quar.)

—

25c

(year-end)_

47 (4 c

:

Electric

Power,

com.

(quni^
preferred (quar.)
Power

&

Newspaper

(One

including those

4-for-l

a

preferred

Wood

bonds, notes,
for redemption,
fund provisions.

approved

shre

3.60%

of corporate

27 (4 c

(quar.)

Ltd.—

com. shs. The
split creates two non¬
voting A shs. and two voting B shs. for

Wisconsin

Below will be found

Insurance

—;

the

6%

Notices

Fire

(George)

Wilcox

($1

share

for

par),

2-for-l

Light

1

each

10-28

12-

11-

1

Co.

32c

(quar.l

(stock

of

common

share

held

to

12-

11-15

11-15
10-31

1

"

.

stock

effect
11-15

Corp.

1

1-16

1

div.)—

split-up)

York-Hoover

11-21

1-31-56

£0c

Machinery

additional

$1.50

—

~15c

(quar.)J

11-

3

10-23 ""io-ia

called under sinking
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in

gi<re the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The. list does net include divi-1

the

dends

current

the details

volume

were

(except where indicated)
given in the "Chronicle."

in which

Below

we

announced

this

week, these

being given in
Per

Company and Issue—
Indian Head Mills, Inc.,
Kansas City

Name of Company

Date

preferred stock

Public Service

Co.

preferred

—!

1

1338

Oct

stock

18

*

Aberdeen

Fund

Aberdeen

Petroleum

Acme

Oct

REDEMPTION

31

1465

$1.10

Aluminum Co. of

Date

Canada, Ltd., 37/8%

Chicago & Western Indiana

debs,

Nov

1

-1133

Nov

convertible

1

1219

Nov

1

1336

mortgage 60-year 5%

Interstate

Bridge Co., 4 %

1st

gold

bonds

mtge.

bonds

10-28

10-20

11-

1

10-14

11-

1

10-14

11-18

10-28

50%

11-15

10-14

tlGc

12-

1

10-31

127 (4 c

preferred (accum.)

Corn,

9-30

6c

55c

(reduced)

10-23

12-

1

10-31

Inc.—

(quar.)

—

dividend

Aetna Casualty

Agnew

& Surety (stock div.)_
Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.—

5(4%

Nov

Nov

1
1

1012
1013
1463

(quar.l

preferred

Aircraft

f. debentures, series B

Dixie Cup Co., 5 %
convertible preferred stock series A_Dec
1
Firestone Tire & Rubber
Co., 4(4% cumul. pfd stock__Nov 15
General Shoe Corp. cumulative
pref. stock, series C
Oct 31
Great Northern
Paper Co., 4.4% cum. preferred stock
Dec 15
International Rys. of Central AmericaFirst

Stock

Common

sinking fund bonds, series A
Cortland Equipment
Lessors, Inc.—
s.

Page

RR.—*

4%%

.4(4%

due 1970

Holders,

Payable of Ree

7/10c

3%

Corp., class A

Alloys,

Vi JX*

Addressograph-Multlgraph Corp.—

;

Company and Issue—

2

When

5Cc

irun

Aluminum

Adams-Millis
PARTIAL

*hare

Page

Nov

Philadelphia Transportation Co.—
3 3/4 % 1st and ref.
mortgage bonds

the

preceding table.

NOTICE OF TENDER

and
agricultural loans in¬
district and a total of
$104 million
member banks; the
principal changes

according to industry

TTnttla
united

in

one

Chicago, and $11 million
of

million

industrial,

«9Qrea^nS- °f
decrease

$1,064

!cat£s

reporting

securities—total

706

of lndebtedness and
States Government
deposits.

creased in all but
at all

1,188

Treasury bills
^
Treasury certificates of Indebtedness
Treasury notes

to

248

8,001

—

9,764

Other

+

be

Wisconsin

28,110

1st

of

Exact

will

Thiokol

loans

Government

3,9191

Texas

carrying securities
purchasing or car¬

Other loans
S.

+

-

for

.6%

foreign

of°f weekly reporting member
thJ Federal Reserve System in leading cities
rw
Oct. f°nTlng Principal changes for the week
12:
Increases

ended

dealers

securities

estate

Note:

—_______

and

of

each

Condition Statement of Member Banks
banks

or

for

loans

rying

—

brokers

R.

45.1%

15

gains and a quarterly divi¬
approximately 10c from net in¬

104

loans and

correspondents

Industrial

1~395

re¬

combined

Contingent | liability
ances

"II

capital

gold
to

serves

660,901

accounts

1567

capital

+

loans

to

From

13b I

net

Borrowings—
+

CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—

(Section

792

50,583,132

Capital paid in—
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus

558,942

+

+

575,218
378,664

"

Other

37,055

distribution

A

25,114

cultural

Balances

account

*

15

RR.—

Television-Electronics

1954

vestment

Reserves

26,225,447

Deposits—

Oct. 13,

1955

dend

Loans

+

LIABILITIES—
Federal

Oct. 5,°

+7,254

U.

51,783,268

15

__

preferred
B
(quar.)
Taylor, Pearson & Carson (Canada t,
5% convertible preferred (quar.)

+1,380

7,402

+

•

59,670

assets

Co.,

preferred

394

U.

Total

stock——Feb

pfd.

4.16%

1,486

483,254

5,185,299

assets

1462

1013

Nov

Inc.,

Company

+

purchasing

22

premises

Other

412

1

31

Per

Name of

+

433,254

19,800

—

24,795,001

banks

1

Nov

—Oct

stock

DIVIDENDS

46,035

Real
Total

Nov

stock

1462

.Nov

Co.,

pfd.

mortgage bonds, series A_.
construction mortgage bonds, series B

86,102

—119,900
securities

*

1336

31

(Continued from page 14)

(In millions of dollars)

and investments adjustedt—
adjustedt
Commercial,
industrial,
and
agri¬

repurchase

Gov't,

Oct

stock

preferred

Co., Inc., 5%

Loans

Other

Total

preferred

construction

Loans

Loans

agreement

stock—

Sunray Mid-Continent Oil, com.
(quar.)
4y2% preferred A (quar.)_
5(4%
preferred A
(quar.)
Sunshine
Biscuits, Inc.
(quar.)__
Tampa Electric, common
(quar.).

Increase ( + ) or

.

433,254

4,370,515

+
—

23,973,108

1218
1219

'

'

—4,079,715

2,801,750

Total
Held

5%

♦Announcement in

Decrease (—) Since

17,399,536

Bonds

1454

preferred stock-—.
Nov 15
Signal Co., 5% cumul. pfd. stock—Dec 31
Co., $4.25 preferred siock_
oec
1

Essex

4.32 %

18,031

+

1
I

million,

Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks increased
$225 million and borrowings from others decreased $44
million. Loans to banks decreased $53 million.
A summary of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬

1955

Notes

i

5%

4 (4 %

adjusted decreased $348 million in
$113 million in the Cleveland Dis¬
trict, but they increased $64 million in the San Francisco
District, and $60 million each in the Atlanta and Chicago
Districts; there was a net decrease of $242 million at all
reporting member banks.

Oct. 12,

Certificates

,

2

deposits

Bought outright—
1,251,746

preferred

New York City and

411

—

Bills

Nov

par preferred stock
cum.

cumulative

■

U. S. Government securities—

I

&

Ritter

ber banks follows;

outright

under repurchase agree't

1334

.

total

Demand

Increase (+ ) or
Decrease (—) Since

20,163,350

910

1

12690

,

I

Oct. 12,

fund for F. R. notes

1

Jan

___

1

Dec

convertible

A.)

Coal

Morris

4(4%

$3.50

respectively.

Oct. 19,

certificates

1217

1334

Railway
<M.

ury

"other" securities decreased $58 million and $45

Page
1

.1

Ltd.—

preferred

Advertising

dividend

Higbee

Gold

1614

*

Dec

Service Corp.—
preferred stock

dividend

Hudson

Redemption

1

Public

Hanna

(In thousands of dollars)

3%%

Inc.,

Corp.,

dividend

$6

Nominal.

( Federal Reserve Banks Combined

Products

Inc.,

Outdoor

General

General

Statement of Condition of the Twelve

Forest

Dairies,

Foods

General

2.782170

2.790312

Foremost

.233325

2.779887

2.790714

pound

pound sterling

1995

bonds, series A, due 1980
RR., 5% pieferred stock

Aroostojk

Industries

General

.193330*

.233325

2.780302

_

Africa,

Dec

;

CALLED

Date

Fibreboard Products Inc., $100

.496766*

.0349000

.140080*

&

Columbia

Dresser

—

.

ISSUE

—

2.764954

—i

—

...

1614*

10-year convertible sinking fund debetures
Nov 30
Continental Telephone Co., 5%
gold debs., series A—Dec
1
Cuban Tobacco Co., Inc., preferred stockyNov 11
Delta Air Lines, Inc. 5(4% conv. debs. 1973
.—Oct 27

.262114

2.764026

franc

South

United Kingdom,
•

.262087

2.763304

peso

krona

Switzerland,

.262100

2.762685

—

New

1161.

1

5%

.0800560

.0800560

.0800560

2.763098

Netherlands, guilder

Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo

.0800560

1

Nov

bonds, series C & J, due
ser. G, due 1995

5%

mortgage

British

.237235*

of,

mtge.

gen.

Bangor

.00285357

.237255*

Dominion

&

1st

.237269*

.

.

-Nov

Ref. & gen. mtge. bonds,
Southwestern Division—

.209150

(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche Mark

,

•

Baltimore & Ohio RR.—

1.000781
<

.00435401*

.00435401*

series-

$5

trust bonds

Viscose Corp.,
5% preferred stock
I
Nov
Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co., prior pfd. stock—Nov

American

.0305802*

Canada,

stock,

1059
1381

1
<

Company and Issue—

.0717487*

.0717437*

2.223854

Nov

Co.—

ENTIRE

.133333*

.133333*

.0717487*

2.223356

preferred

.200000*

.200U00*

.133333*

.0717487*

2.223688

pound

1381

$

$

.20U000*

.133333*

.0717487*

Australia,

$

.'200000*

1
28

Pipeline Co.—

Light & Telephone Co. Inc.—
convertible preferred stock
^___„

5(4%

Oct. 20

Oct, 19

Gas

collateral

f.

s.

stock

debentures

fund

Electric

Penn

Western

Thursday

Wednesday

Oct. 18

$

.200000*

Basic

Tuesday

Oct. 17

$

1341

1016

Co.—

mortgage pipeline s. f. bonds

Cumulative
New

1

Oct

■

„

Products, Inc.—
cumulative convertible preferred

3(4%

Argentina peso—

B

33/4f/o

INCLUSIVE

Buying Rate for Cable Transfers In

Nov

Nov

debentures,

Texas Illinois Natural

Country

1341

Sylvania Electric

1930

OF

1

-

subordinate

$4.40

OCTOBER

ACT

1340

Nov

series A

4a/8%

different

debentures,

4%
UNDER

7
12

Corp.—

subordinate

Soutnern

TREASURY

Chemical

Mathieson

Page

Date

4(4%

just passed.
TO

Monday, October 24, 1955

.

Lucky Stores, Inc., 5J4% $25 par pfd. stock
Nov
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co., $4 cumulative pfd. stk.__Dec

Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank

FOREIGN

.

Company and Issue—

Foreign Exchange Rates
certifies daily to

.

Radio

_

(quar.)

Corp.

Year-end

Airfleets,

Inc.

11-

2.

10c

11-16

11-

2

11-18

11-

4

15c

11-

1

10-24

20c

11-17

10-28

25c

12-10

11-18

S33/4c

1-3-56

12-15

Air-Way IndustriesNew

Allied

*

11-16

25c

(quar.)

common

(initial

1463
915

20c

(quar.)

Control

>

quar.)

(quar.)

Aluminum Co. of America, common
$3.75

preferred

(quar.)__

_

_

_

(quar.)

—

^

Volume

182

Number 5475

Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The

...

When

Per

Name of Company

Share

_■

Amalgamated Sugar Co., 5%
Amerada

Petroleum

American

Louis)

(quar.)
Bock: Co.

American

Box

American

Co.

Shares

Co

(quarterly

(increased

American

Distilling

American

Enka

Co.

Corp.

changed for

10-27

class

11-21
11-15

10-20

50c

Home

Marietta Co.,
preferred (quar.)

American

Power

(monthly)

dividend)

from

net

realized

8s

11-

1

10-14•

12-

1

11-2111-14

25c

11-

1

10-20

1

10-20

<1.50

*

11-

-

from

net

capital

gains,

and

income)

73c

10-28

(quar.)

com.

55c

11-

1

11-

1

10-14

10-28

10-14

preferred (quar.)

37 %c
20c

™

7

10-

$1.25

12-20

10-31

10-

States Insurance Co.

Class

25c

B

11-

1

25c

-

American Thermos Bottle

11-

1

Canadian

5%

10-20

A

4%.%

10-20

Canadian

Industries

1

10-20^

$2.50

preferred

Common

Lighting

Daystrom,

Inc.

Dayton

10-26

10-17

11-

1

10-10

Deerfield

11-

1

10-10

Delaware Power &

11-

Dennison

1

10-10

10-10

Denver

10-11

50c

10-27

10-13

12-1

11-10

10-10

Detroit Gasket &

11-18

Di

10- 4
9-20

Diamond

(quar.)

com.

12-15)

11- 1

10-11;,

{31c
{$1.25

& Dock, Ltd.
(1954)

11- 1

{10c
{15c

10-31
11-15

(quar.)

{$1

11-15

(quar.)

{$1.25

11-15

preferred

(quar.)

{$2

11-15

27 %c
12 72c

11- 1
10-25

10- 7
10- 5.1

tl2c
{250

11-30

11-

1

30c

12-

9

11-30

——

62Vic

10-

40c

11-10

10-20

&

Corp. of

Light,

Class

A

Caterpillar

7

4.20%
Celotex

5%

Tractor,

$1.1272

11-

1

10-10

57®

11-

1

10-10

Central

Coal

12-

1"

11-16

Central

Electric

11-14

50c

Class

(quar.)

Canada

Investments,

preference

(8%

Gas

&

Co.

10-10

$2
{50c
{37Vic
15c

Shares—

from

securities profits and

net

distribution

profits
Dr.

$1

Ltd.—

(quar.)

cents

The

will
at

the

holders

in

cash

10-20

1-3-56

10- 4k
11-19

11- 1
9-30

Engineering Works, Ltd.
Dominion Fabrics, Ltd.
(quar.)
convertible

Dominion Glass Co.,

1

10-15

Dominion

20c

10-31

10-19

Oilcloth

Ltd.

(extra)

Linoleum

&

(s-a)

(quar.)

preference

12-23

11-

{10c
{30c
{10c
{37Vic
{20c

10-31
11-25
11-15
11- 1
11- 1
11-15

{40c

Dominion

10-31

10- 7
10- 7

*,.

15c

37Vic
tl7Vic

10-28
12- 1

11-15

lie

option)

(quar.)

Corp. (quar.)
Dome Mines,
Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.),

11-10

.

or

Manufacturing

10-31

,

*

securities

net

either

«

income.

investment

from

paid

be

Co.

Pepper

Dodge

2nd

(quar.)

(quar.)

York

New

cents from net

2%

11-15
11-15

of

50c

(s-a)__

10-13
10-13
10-24

40c
37Vic

(quar.)

common

(quar.)—

Corp.

Dividend

Ltd.—

(s-a)

"

Coke

&

11- 1
11- 1
10-31

25c
25c
25c

(increased)

A

Divco

{$2.50

(quar.)_„

Central of Georgia Ry.

Central

2: V

Corp.

50c
25c-

$1.05

(quar.)

common

1

10-15.

(quar.)

common

preferred

Corp.,
preferred

'

11-30

11-10
10-11

$1

(quar.)_

(quar.)-

Steel Construction

stock

<r\"»r \

11-

Co

(resumed)

(quar.)

B

$1.12%

———

_„_—___

(quar.)

common

America

Class

.

11-10

12-15

Power

Co.,

Voting trust certificates
Disher

Common

(quar.)__

common

Co.

(quar.).

Match

Discount

1,

Ltd.—

r_.

Cos.,

Yard

Manufacturing (quar.)
class A (quar.)

—-

11- 1
12- 5

Dickinson Industrial Site—

preferred

(quar.)
Oil

11-20
10-26

(quar.)

A

(quar.)_,

preferred

10-11

11-

10- 4\
11- 7'
11- 7
11- 7J
11-14'
10-10
10-19
10-19
10- 7*
10- 7

(quar.)

(quar.)

Fruit,

B

10-

1

{25c

(s-a)

Light

Stock

Union

Giorgio

$1.50

1-3-56

11- 1

10-31
12- 3
12- 3
12- 3
12- 1
10-25
11-15
11-15
11- 1
11- 1

Co.

debenture

Class

11-15

30c

common

1

{10c

25c

—

-(quar.)

com.

common

1

Catelli Food Products Ltd.—

j

Mfg.,

11-29

10-31
10-25

12- 7
10-11
10-14
11-15
10-27

37Vic
35c
35c
$2

(initial)

Glassine

11-

3772c
{15c

(quar.)

12-28
11- 1'
10-28
12- 1
11-15
10-25
10-25

(quar.)

(quar.)

11-

$1.20

preferred

Catalin

/I

•

A

Voting
87®

50c
$1.25
10c
12'Ac

(quar.)_
(quar.)

Co.,

10-10*
10-10,

9-30
10- 3
10- 3
10- 3
10- 3

Carolina

1

class

11 -1

12-15
11-15

(quar.)

Rubber

11- 1

|

47®

7,

15c

.

(quar.)

Archer-Daniels-Midland

10-

10-25

,..{15o-

_

(quar.)

preferred"

1

(quar.)™—

com.

Appalachian Electric Power—
4%7®
preferred (quar.)_
$4.50

11-

{56V4c

class A

Day-Brite

8 7®

—

(quar.)

Inc.

Inc.,

1

10-31,

$2

10-14

12-29
12- 1
11-30
11-15
12-20

25c
50c

(accum.)

preferred

57®

Inc.

10-14

57®

preferred, (quar.)

Brand

Ltd.

Co., Ltd.,

1

11-

Water,
Bros.,

50c

(s-a)

(quar.)—

11-

75c

—■—

Anheuser-Busch,
Anvil

Bronze

preferred

11-

42c

(quar.)

12-

1

10-15

11-15

'

pfd.

$6

class A

non-cum.

11-15

25c

(quar.)

Dredge

$1.25

Anderson, Clayton & Co.
(quar.)—.——
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co-—
Class

$2

Davenport

11-

12-10

30c

Association

Power

Canadian

Canadian

Cable Co

&

Co.

$1

•

dividend)

Anaconda Wire

Soup

Northern

10-13:

American

this

10-15

Permanent

25c

(quar.)

Viscose Corp. (increased)™
Zinc, Lead & Smelting—
■.
$5 prior preferred
(quar.)
(Unconverted pfd. stock being called for
redemption on Nov. 1 at $100 per share

10-15

1

31 %c
.

Mortgage Corp.
Special 100th anniversary bonus

10-20

10-15

1

11-

Oil Refining,
Tobacco,
57®

25c

(quar.)_

(year-end)

Co.

10-20

12 %c

American

plus

S.)

Canada

(Indianapolis)

A

Class

.

1

11-

11- 1

$2
$1.50
$19.5873
87V2c
40c*

(quar.)

75c

:

Insurance

(A.

Canada

American Sumatra Tobacco Corp

11-

10-15

10c

t50c

(quar.)^_^_™-_™_-.»

preferred
Cuneo Press,
3% 7® preferred (quar.)
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)
Curtiss Wright Co.

1

10-25
11-15
1-1-56
11- 1

Securities

10c

Fire

Campbell

1

Cuban

12 %c

Extra

12-12

$1.75

Smelting & Refining—
preferred (quar.)

American

(quar.)

Campbell

preferred (quar.)

7

10-14
11-

Forster

Davidson

(quar.)_

preferred

Camden

American

7%

preferred

(quar.)

10-

1

{20c

._

preferred

7

11-

11-15

(s-a)

(quar.)

Seal, Ltd.

33c

(quar.)
Telephone, common
preferred
(quar.)

$1

10-14-

class A
&

50c

Water &

$1.20

10-31

11-

(quar.)
57® preferred

10- 7
H- 1

$2.50
10c

32Vic
$2.50

(quar.)

common

(quar.).

45c

$1.25

$1.44

Crystal

{20c

Portland Cement

Calif.

4

{37c

(quar.)

Calif.

11-

$1.75

participating preferred (quar.)
Electric Power,
$3 pfd. (quar.)
Packing

11-15

1272C

California

California

Commission).

investment

5%

(quar.)

Shoe,

preferred

2%

20c

preferred

77®

&

32c

Byers

Co.,

B

8 7®

Bymart-Tintair, Inc., 57® pfd. (accum.)
Caldwell Linen Mills, Ltd., com. (quar.)
$1.50
1st preferred
(quar.)
;
80c 2nd participating preferred
(quar.)
Calif.
Cold
Storage &
Distributing
Co.—

(quar.)

American Phenolic Corp. (increased)
American President Lines

(

21.

Realty

Co.,

Class

Crum

12-10

12-14

Craddock-Terry

shares

June

$1.32

Exch.

(65c

6%

four

B

12-10

5%

Cosmopolitan

8

Crown Cork

10-18

-

8:

10-

Crossett

12-24

™

10-

*

12-24

M.)

10-29
10-29

com.

Biscuit,

American Mutual Fund—
"

class

effective

common

(A.

Corn Products Refining,

ex¬

new

10-28

$1.25

American Natural Gas,

of

of

$1.12%

Corp.

common

and

new

share

being

Each share of

shares

40c

&

Securities

each

shares

B

six

$1.25 preferred (quar.)
Bush Terminal Co. (stock dividend)™.

Light—
(Partial liquidating subject to clearance of
the

and

new common.

receives

Burry

Maize-Products

preferred (quar.)
American Maracaibo (stock
American

A

Share

10-14

{50c

40c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Products

of

10-21

50c

4%%

5%

10-20

and

______

American

11-15

1

from

quar.)

Extra

American

A

1

11-10

3%C

American Can

class

Above

12-

11-

45c

Company

10-24

$50c

Ltd., class A pref
pref

B

When
Holdera*
Payable of Rec.

Per

Name of

Payable of Rec.

20c

& Co.,

30c

(quar.)

Share

Corp.

75c

Co.

income)

net

Burns

Class

™™.

Business

10-14

of Company

Burnham

(St.

(quar)

Board

10-17

10-31

50c

_

Insurance

1

11-

12 %c

(quar.)

Automobile

American

pfd. (quar.)

Name

Holders

When

Per

Holders

,

Payable of Rec.

49

(1737)

10-31

10-31
10-31
10-1510-15
10-28-

Ltd.—

Co.,

Quarterly

10-13

"

Oil

Argo

Corp.

(quar.)

Stock dividend
Co.

Argus

of

(One share

J.

each

for

of Standard

2nd

Louisiana

Gas

4.10%
4.35%

2nd

Atlantic

5%

Atlantic

Central-Illinois

10-14

11-18

1

4.207®

$1.25

12-

Chain

Store

Chase

11-

1

10-11

$1.02%

11-

1

10-11

4

11-

1

10-11

4 7®

11-

Cherry-Burrell

prior pref.

conv.

Automobile.

Banking,

Common

A

pfd. B

6%
$1.50
Avco

preferred
<L.

472%

from

Fund

Baldwin

67®

Piano

Banco de los Andes

Bangor
5%,
i

.

Barber-Ellis
Bates

&

11-

10-5

$4

(quar.)
(quar.)

4-1-56

$6 preferred

(quar.)

$6 preferred

(quar.)__

(quar.)

$1
$1
$1.50
$1.50
$1.50

Hardware

Quarterly

Watch

&

6%

Blue

(extra)

Oil

from

Colonial Finance

3

Colonial

10-15

10-20

1

10-20

1-3-56

12-10

Colorado Oil & Gas Corp.,

1-3-56

12-10

Columbia

10%

;—___—

20c

12-

1

2-

Columbus

9

11-

1

10-14

4lA7®

11-

1

10-17

4.657®
67®

11-

4

10-20

11-

1

10-

11-15

7

10-29
12-10
11-18

12-10

11-15

10-25

preferred

10-20

$2.06

$1

11-

1

70c

11-

1

15C

11-25

10-20

10-10
11-15

-

:

12-

1

11-

1

9-30

{$1.12%

1-3-56

12-17

4-1-56

3-17

{$1.1272

(quar.)
(quar.)

7-1-56

6-16

{$1.12 72

10-1-56

9-16

11-15

__

(quar.)

.___•—-

(quar.)

Oil, Ltd.

1-2-56

-12-19

.'

45c

11-

1

10-10

12-

1

11-18

A

Life

Co.

Edison

preferred

Consolidated

of

(interim)




—

Consolidated

Textile

preferred

Co.,

B

&

10c

11-1
11- 1
11- 1
11-15
10-31
11-15

10-14
10-14
10-14
10-20
9-30
11- 1

Brewing Co.

11- 1
11- 1
11-1
2-1-56

10-14
10-14
10-14
1-16

Fanner

Mfg.

10-28
11- 1

10-14
9-22

Farmers

$1.37'/2

11-15

11- 1

12-15

12-10

Stock

dividend

preferred

(quar.)

^10-17

$4.52

preferred

preferred

(quar.)_

(quar.)

Continental

Transportation

—.—.

.

Lines

—

of

4%

&

Heating Products,

$1.12%
31'Ac
30c
30c
$1.06>A

$1.17
37%c

preferred

Ltd.

Oil

Equity
6%

1st

2nd

57®

47%c
50c
51c

1
1
1
1
1

1010101010-

5
5
5
5
5

1111111111-

(quar.)_

(quar.)

-

Life

Traders

Y.)

N.

Insurancee

50c
37%c
75c
40c

11- 1

10-20

11- 1

10-20

11- 1

10-20

(quar.)—

Stores

(quar.)

(entire

preferred

plus this

issue

on

Increased

Nov.

at

1

11- 1

10-20

First

R.

10-13

Firth

$105

per

$1.50

10-20

Fisher

11-1

10-7
9-30

R.

&

Corp.,

(quar.)

common
j.

Gear

12- 1
12- 1

11-15
11- 2

Ford

12-

1

11- 2

Foremost

55c

11-21

10-21

$1.12%
SI.13
$1.04

1-3-53
1-3-56
1-3-56

12- 2
12- 2
12- 2

Foster

17 %c

11- 1

10-13

Franklin Stores

Ltd.,

ordinary

Dairies,

common

Motor,

preferred

4%

&

Kleiser

Fox

(Peter)

Fox

Deluxe

12-15,
10-11*

11- 1

10-14

11- 1
11- 1
12- 6
1-3-56
1-3-56
11-15

(auar.)

$0.2156'A

(interim)

2%7®

(quar.)

25c
$1
17V2c

(quar.)__™
(quar.)

Brewing

1-2-56
10-26

93%c

—

1-15-56

Corp.—

Machine

&

convertible preferred

53A7®

12-15

27®

(quar.)

{12c

10-1510-21
10-15,

*

30c

(quar.J™—

Machinery & Chemical—
preferred (quar.)__.
Bros.,

11- 1
11- 1
12- 1

——

62%c

—

57® prior preferred
Ltd. (quar.)

33A%
Foote

10-17

32%c

dividend

Flagg-Utica,
Food

new

11-15

5c
$1.75
10c

Banking of Georgia (quar.)
Inc., 77® preferred (quar.)__

Porter,

11- 1

60c

^

Sterling,

11-1

10- 5
10- 5

11-25

Newark—

of

semi-annual

10-25

10-25
10-25

12-16

12-27
12- 1
10- 8

to be
share

dividend)—

Insurance

25c
25c

10-31

12-15
10-15.
11-17*
11-17^

Products—

prior

Fireman's

(quar.)

(quar.)

Fibreboard

67®

Works

Department

Ferro Corp.

12-31
11-1
11-28
11-28
11-28
1-3-56
12-15
10-29

11-

62%c
683/4c

preferred A (quar.)™——!—
preferred 1953 series (quar.)_
Paper Board, preferred (quar.)-—.
Screw

10-17,
10-17

11-

$3,
20c!
15c

-

common

5%%

Federated

10-13*
11" 1 12-14 *<•

Co.

(quar.)

(quar.)

Corp.,

•<

10- 7'
10-20
10-20
10-2011-1010-21

8
8

6c
4c

Co.'

Extra

Fedders-Quigan

I1-1U
11- 1
11- 1
12- 1
11- 1
10-27
11-15
12-28

3 7®

-—

Farmer ' Brothers

r

10-24

15c
62%c
$1.25
$1.50
25c
15c

pfd.

$5

Co.
dividend

Federal

9-30.,
10-17*
10-17
9-30*
11-15-.

-

series A (quar.)
convertible pfd. (quar.)_i

Co..

(Svracuse,

9-30

10-25
10-31
10-31
10-31
12- 1

oc

common™

preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)

&

10-25

20c

Fairbanks Co., 67®

Stock

10-20
11-15,
11-15""
10-14,
9-30*

{10c
12%C

(quar.)—

(s-a)

Railroad

Erie

10-14*

11- 1
12- 1
12- 1
10-28
10-25

2c
60c
25c

(quar.)—:

& Steel Corp.,

Erie Forge

10-15

11- 5

pre¬

Equitable Credit Corp., 50c preferred (quar.)
60c

11-15?
10-15*
10-15.,

_—

(quar.)_

participating
preferred
Association (quar.)

Enamel

10-14**
11- 1.

30c

pfd.

shares

(Two

11-22*
10-25"
10-15
10-15
10- 7.
10- 7'

$1.19
$1.25
$1.183A
10c
2c

ferred common for each 100 shares held)

47®

Common

(quar.)_;

(quar.)

$4.16

(quar.)—

Employers Group
Emsco Mfg. Co

JlOc

"10-12

50c

Millwork Corp. (quar.)
Petroleum, common

10-20

t50c

common

10c

25c

(s-a)

District Electric, 5%
43A7®
preferred (quar.);

1-5-56
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11-22
12-15
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1

{25c

(quar.)

Empire

{14c
{30c
20c
40c
10c
12%c
$1.75
$1.50

$1.12%
25c

(accum.)

A

(initial)—.
class A (quar,).™

Williamsport R.R.

11-18

Ltd.—

(s-ai

Consumers Power Co.,

$1

common

10-28

16c
17c

Ltd., class A

1

5

Elmira

Stock

(s-a)

Consolidated Theatres,

10-21,.
10-17*
10-31
10-31

-

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)
Elastic Stop-Nut Corp. of America
Emhart Mfg. Co. (increased)—

Flour

(s-a)

Mills,

1

10-

Products

Ekco

Ltd.,

Co.

20c

10%
Oil

11-

11-30

Associates

Sugar

Paper

$1.25

—

dividend

11-

5%

Eastern

Eddy

$1.02

11-30
11- 1

Corp.—

Consolidated Royalty

4%%

(quar.)

preferred

10-14
10-24
12-13
11-18
10-20
10-20

Y.—

N.

(quar.)-,

Foods

$1

(s-a)

convertible

(quar.),.—___

common

States Corp.,
$7 pfd.
preferred B (accum.)
Eastern
Steamship Lines,
Inc

62 % c

—

11- 1
11- 1
11-15
11-15
12- 9

(quar.)_

$6

redeemed

Corp. (quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)

Dearborn

15c

(quar.)

(quar.):

(quar.)

Corp.
Industries,

Empire

10-14

10-31
11-15
12-31

37%c

18c

quar.)

preferred

11-16

Co.

Empire

10-28

{25c
62 %c
87%c
9c
$1.183A

62 Vic

Coppermines

10-10..
10-10*
10-15

(quar.)
Co.

A

Eastern

11-16
12-16

55c
51 %c

(quar.)

H CM

*

18- 5
10-20
12- 5
10-21

10-31
11-15
1-1-56
11- 1
12- 1
1-3-56

37V2c

25c

rH

class

preferred

4.807®.

5%

Ltd.,

Freres

5%

—

10-25
10-25
II- 1

20c

(quar.)^

A

Federal

Extra

5%

$1.25
40c
$1.12V2

,

(quar.)_

9-30

87V2c
$1.12%
$1.50

4%%

(Toronto)—

Asso.

-

Consolidated

Stock

Dupuls

Fate-Root-Heath

:—

(quar.)

B

Class

Co.—

Products

4%

95c

25c

Co.

(initial

Steel

(quar.)

Extra

$5

30c
$1.50
50c

12-20
12-20
12-21
10-10

12-31
12-31
1-3-56
10-25

Corp.—

(quar,)__

Special

Gas—

(Charles)

Class

27®

37%c
75c

(quar.)
Consolidated Chemical Industries—

Class

{$1.12%

—

Gas

preferred
preferred

Consolidated

common

Inc.,

$2.20

1

Consolidated

(quar.)

common

10-20

11-

Ltd.—

(quar.)

('quar.)„

Light & Power—
$1.90 preferred (quar.)_
$2 preferred (quar.)
$2.04 preferred (quar.)-,—

11-21

{12%C

Products

pfd.

(quar.)

Connecticut

{72 %c

(quar.)

Eastern

$1.07

Quarterly

12-20

5c

I

(increased)of Canada, Ltd.—

Gas

Confederation

12-23
11-70

6%

Co.,

Edison

Natural

30c

1
—

10-14;
10-21
10-17
10-17

class

Co.,

Metals & Supply

50c

(quar.)

(quar.)

preferred

75c

25c

Rubber

11-15
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1

Electric—

Ohio

Engineering

Commonwealth

25c

(quar.)

Telephone Co.—

Union

Terminals

preferred

Combustion

5%%

$1.25 pfd.

(final)—
com. (quar.)„__—
(quar.)

Corp.,

preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__„_—_—

Concord

Coffee

Duncan

10-31

de Nemours & Co.—

Falstaff

—

.

System

Southern

&

Columbia

7

20c

(quar.)—__—

quarterly

preferred

Gas

Pictures

preferred

$4.25

11-10

3-1-56

(monthly)

common

preferred (quar.)™—

Columbia

(quar.)__

472%

Power,

1

11-

15c

4'/a%

stock

{35c

—

preferred
preferred
preferred

or.

Central

income)
capital gains, pay¬
at holders ootion

(from

realized

{25c

capital

Taunton

cash

in

(quar.)___—

common

class

Inc.

from

4%%

$4.50

Dulany

10-31
12-12

10c

Securities, Ltd., com

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(J. H.) 6 7® pfd. A

30c

10c

(quar.)_

11-

40c

Forest

Fund,

Year-end

5c

&

Co.,

75c

(quar.)

British Columbia

Burmah

3

11-

11-23

preference

Bullock's,

11-

1
1

10-

Columbia

Increased

Buchanan

1

12-

Colorado

(E. I.)

10-1912- 1

50c

{10c

(quar.)

Duro-Test

15c
15c

—

Co

$1.50

—L.—_

Pont

$3.50

10-18

15c

:

A (accum.)
Co., 43A7® preferred (quar.)

able

(quar.)_

(quar.)

(quar.)_

Acceptance,

11-

10-25

Bridge & Tank Co.

New

Colonial

50c

(quar.)

Brunning

Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50 preferred

12-19

12-10

Co.

Co.,

10-19

11-15

Hose

Brooklyn

10-14

1

10-27

Edison

Brown

1

11-

15c

Woven

$3.80

11-

1-2-56
12-

du

Co.

of Canada

{38c

Ltd.

(B. J.),

{25c

{75c

class A (quar.)

common

-—

Products

Aluminum

Coghlin

Pont

11- 1

Louis

(quar.)

.___

2

50c

preferred

preferred

Electric Illuminating, com.
preferred (quar.)__
Clinton Foods
(monthly)

11-

50C

Boston

Brockton

10-171

(quar.)_

Boston

47a %

10-31

65c

—

common

472 %

$4.50

(quar.)—

Co.

&

5%

du

10- 7
10-10,

$1.75
35c
$1.06'A

preferred'"(quar.)—

7 7®

Cleveland

10-17

Inc.—

Fisheries,

$2.90

12-30

10-27

{50c

Fund (9c from income
gains)
Bondstock
Corp. ,(272c from earnings and
272c from capital gains

British

1-13-56

Mutual

Ridge

47®

6

{83c

.

(quar.)

Tobacco,

(quar.)

common

Monthly

_____—

preferred (quar.)—
Peil, Inc. (quar.)

Booth

3

10-

Club

(quar.)

W.)

and '21c

10-

10-31

44c

(s-a»

Ridge Insurance (Shelby, N. C.)

Blue

10-27

called for re10272 plus this

A

Electric,

Mahoning Ry. (s-a)_—
Cleveland Builders Supply (extra)™
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St.

lie

(quar.)_

Electric

&

dividend)

cents
from
net
realized
securities
profits and 3 cents from earned income)

(7

Durlron

Refining, common (stock dividend)
$1.20 preferred A (quar.)

25c

(stock d v.)

Foods, Inc.

Gas

Baking,

10c

15c

Co.

Best

Bloch Bros.

11-

$1.05

15c

Co.

Cincinnati

Clearfield

,

Best

Blue

10-14

capital

Quarterly

(E.

10-30

Mfg.—

&

(increased)

A

Clark Oil

_

Ltd.

Apartments,

Corp,

class

$2

this

Fund—

Dreyfus

11- 1
11- 1

Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR. Co.

10-14

10-14

(quar.)_

Bell & Howell Co.

Bishop

Chicago

10-14

10-31

-

per

$1

10-14

10-30

10-31

...

,

7-1-56
1-1-56
4-1-56
7-1-56

11- 2

for

$104
;

plus

25c

10-30

10-30

$1.12%

———

class

87%c

(quar.)

City

Beaver Lumber, Ltd., class A(quar.)_;
$1.40 preferred (quar.)

Bliss

10-14

City Stores Co., common (quar.).,
4Vi'% convertible preferred (quar.)

from

called

share

Ducommun

10-14.

—

Birtman

10-30

Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
3%%
convertible preferred

10-201

10-14

preferred
(quar.)____
prior preferred
(quar.)

Benrus

11-

10-14

B

Belknap

1

preferred

1

1st

$3

10-27

Monthly

at

Baystate Corp. (quar.>
$6

11-15

$1.50

issue

2

(Canada).

Beaux-Arts

1

11-10

preferred

11-23

Industries—

Driver-Harris

10-31

(quar.)

90c

Bathurst Power & Paper Ltd.,

j Class

12-

RR.—-

Ltd.,

10-25
10-25
10-25

12-20
3-20,
6-20
12-20
3-20
6-20

10-31

___

(American shares)

Works

10-31
10-31
10-31

9-23,

9-3011- 2

11-

{25c

(quar.)

preferred
(Entire issue
redemption
on
Oct.
31
at

11- 4

30c

-—

Innes,

Bath- Iron

20c

Ltd.

33A7®

10-14

Paper
Aircraft

Dresser

10-14

11-15

Ry.

Nov.

on

dividends)

10-20

10-28

1-1-56

56%C

(quar.)_™

(quar.)

(quar.)

(entire

preferred

demption

1
11-15

$1

1

10- 1

1

10-31
11-23

49c

Extra

$1

Virginia

of

™!——w $1.12%

preferred

and

Aroostook

&

10-10

50c

"B"—

Co.

10-25

11-

11- 1

50c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Corp.

37 %c

(quar.)—,

Rubber

Douglas

$4 preferred

Chesapeake

Co.—

prelerred

10-15

10—11i

15c

gains)
^™_™___.,,.___™___™.
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp. (quar.)

Baldwin

!_

(quar.)

15c
______

common

income

1

$1

series)

(1947

15c

(quar.)

(quar.)
preferred (series 1947)

Houghton

(15c

11-

55c

(quar.)

common

15c

___.

A

(quar.)__

Co.,

Co.,

10-25,

155c

(quar.)

preferred

472%>

Axe

S.)

Donnacona

75c

10-12.

27®

10-15

27®

(quar.)™,

(quar.)

10-13'

10-31

{10c

(quar.)

dividend

1

1

31%c

(quar.)—

Mfg.,. $2.25 cony,

Ayres

<

B

Y)

dividend)

30c

common

preferred

preferred

(Mass)
IN

10-31

{25c

(quar.)

50c

Stock

11-

933Ac

(quar.)

(quar.)

(quar.)

6%. convertible

Estate

(stock

{40c

Ltd.

$1

$6

3.75%

______—

$1.20

10-20

Coal,

&

$1.05

(quar.)—

11-10

Co.—

&

11- 1

Steel

Dominion Tar & Chemical Co. Ltd.—

Chesapeake Industries

preferred (s-a-)_—
Plywood Corp., $1.25 coav. pfd. (quar.)
Nichols

10-10

$2.50

$1.083A

——_

(s-a)

672%

,

Austin

11- 1

Dominion

Common

(quar.)
pfd.

(quar.)

preferred

19c

$1

Corp.,

9

Corp.—

47®

Bank

preferred

7®

12-

$4 preferred

(quar.)

RR.—

Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd,
Atlas

Real

Products

12-20

37 72c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Manhattan

$1

$1.25

(extra)

9-23

8

(quar.)

B

preference
Light,

preferred

Chemical

™_

preferred

Refining Co.,

&

10-28

11-10

2%%

(quar.)

and

Securities

Power

^

Year-end

Electric Corp.

&

Gas

convertible

Central

12-

Hudson

$1.50

11-29

Co.—

series A

Chain Belt Co.

(quar.)

Line

10-31

1

12-15

.

(quar.)

preferred

Coast

non-cum.

1

11-

$1.083A

(quar.)

preferred
preferred

4.35%

12-

56%c

|

(interim)

preferred

Central

{60c

pfd. (quar.)
Ltd.—

Atchison Tcpeka & Santa Fe Ry.
Atlantic City Electric—

4%

11-14

I2V2C

Corp.,
4%%
Electric
Industries,

Ordinary

preferred

12-12

held)

(quar.)

Equipment

Associated

57®
t20c

shares

500

.12-12

Oil

Ltd., common (quar.)
preference A (quar.)

Corp.,

$2.40

Arkansas
Aro

N.

25c

-

—

10-1910-19'-

10-21
12-15,
12-15
11- 1

(see Peter Fox)

10c

Brewing

Corp.

(quar.)

11-1

10-11

20c

10-27

10-17

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

When

Per
Name of Company

Franklin
Fraser

Telegraph

Share

(auar.).

Companies Ltd.

Friedman

Realty

(L.)

11-

125c

1

Per

Name of Company

10-14

10-24

10c

(quar.)__

Holders

Payable of Rec.

$1.25

(s-a)

Home

9-30

Insurance

4(4%

preferred

Froedtert

Corp.

Stock

4%

1

10-21

11-

1

10-21

25c

10-28

10-14

Horn

50c

12-

11-14

Home

12-30

12-

Hot

12-

11-14

(quar.)

Fruehauf Trailer

Co.,

(quar.)__—_

common

dividend

preferred

Fuiton

11-

11-

t$1.12'/a

(quar.)

2%

—•——.

<quar.)—_

$1

—

1

1

1

$4.25

$3.50

1st

Co.,

&

$1.50

common

preferred

5%

Co.,

(quar.)__

com.

Oil

American

(quar.)

Co.

of

preferred

Baking

Co.,

General

Bronze

Electric

10-20

Husky

10-18

50c

1

11-

11-

1

11-

4

10-24

_

45c

15c

9

11-18

5%'
15c

1-2-56

12-

$5 preferred

10-28
12-

10-25

10-17

10-25

9-23

75c

11-

1

General
6%

Outdoor

Extra
Idaho

Public

$4 conv.

(quar.)

8ervice

preferred

Nov.

15

at

Convertible
shs.

$5.50

of

issue

Nov.

$6

at

15

Above

Nov.

15

option

into

Stock

Shoe

for

redemp.

$3.50

4(4%

11-

1

9-30

$1.25

22c

11-15
11-1

9-30

5%%

preferred

Giannini

(G.

ferred

curity
net

5c

11-15

10-14

Nov.

on

30

dividend)
No.

&

1

Institutional

11-

$110

at

10-31

10-17

Interior

10-31

10-17

International

110c

11-15

10-18

11-

10-

$$1.25

1

$1.40

3

11-

10-

Giant

IU

10-

7

50c

11-

1

Mascot

Mines

7%

11-

1

10-10

27 (4c

Given

Mfg.,

4%%
Goodall

6%

(P.

preferred

H.),

4(4%

B

Rubber

Co.,

common

5%

preferred

Gould

(quar.)

$4.36

Tire

(s-a)

(quar.l

Batteries

Inc.,

(quar.)

com.

4(6%

preferred
(quar.)_____
:
Government Employees Corp, (s-a)
Grace

(W. R.)

Class

A

Class

12-

1

12-27

12-

6

3-

6

Jack

.____

6-27-56

6-

6

55c

10-25

10-10
10-10

11-15

11-

11-

1
1

10-15

5

15c

11-15

11-

12-15

12-

1

11-

Stock

1

5%

■

$2.50

11-15

12-15

11-15

11-

1

10-20

Jervis

II-

Jewel

42 '/2c

56(4c

1

10-20

11-25

11-10

Tea

334%

$1.50

•x.au

(quar.)

$25c

(accum.)

31 (4 c
31'Ac

12-12

11-28

12-15

11-25

11-

10-10

Graham-Paige Crop.

Great

Co.

Southern

(quar.)____

Life

15c

Great

Insurance

Saddlery,

<H. L.)

Growth
itial

Co.

from

ment

(quar.)

(quar.)

Industry

Guardian

Ltd„

investment

new

11-25

11-

7

50c

12-10

12-

income)

Fund

9c

(from

net

(s-a)

<■

preferred

10-31

10-19

10-26

Stock

Products,

Bagerstown

Ltd.,

Gas

$1.60

pfd.

(quar.)_

(quar.)

Co.,
Co,

Quarterly
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd., 5%
Hamilton
Series

Funds
H-D

Series

pfd.

5%

Co.,

&

Organ

(quar.)

._

Extra

preferred

dividend

shareholders
Hancock Oil Co.,
Banna

(M.

issue
$102

•

to

approval

(quar.)_

meeting on Nov. 10)
5% preferred (s-a)
Co., $4.25 preferred (entire
—

for

redemption

Dec.

on

1

•

Hart-Schaffner

&

Marx

(quar.)

Hartford Electric Light
Hartz

(J.

F.)

Co.,

class

A

Bat Corp.
of America. 4(4%
Baydock
Fund
(quar.)
Hayes Industries (quar.)

—

(quar.)

pfd.

common

Mfg.

Co.

(quar.)

;

Jonnson

Hercules Steel
Name

Hershey
4'A%

Products

changed

ucts,

to

Kerite

Co.,

new

preferred

Bigbee Mfg. Co.,
5%

preferred

demption

f

Hilo

Electric

Holly Stores,
5%

conv.

series

common

(entire
Nov.

on

(initial

Holt

10-14

10-14
10-15

Kobacker

10-15

Kresge

11-

1

11-

1

10-14

12-28

12-12

3-28-56

3-12

Inc.,

conv.

&

preferred

Co.

(stock

for

per

(quar.)

dividend)

$20c

12-

1

11-15

11- 1

10-17
10-17

11-

10-14

Kress

S.)

(S.

Kyser

9-30

La

Crosse

La

Salle

11-25

Lake

100%

12-10

10-

31

11-25

&

$1.37 >4

68%

c

11-

Class

Landis

1

10-20

2-1-56

1-20

11-18

10-24

11-

10-14

1

-

5(4%

Mines

preferred

B

Corp.

Machine

Co.

Laurentide -Acceptance

3

10-14

Lees

10-27

Lehigh

10-31

10-10

Lerner
Lerner

Stores

McRae

&

class

A

pfd.

& Sons,

Leslie

Salt

Bros.,

Corp.,

Co.

3.85%

Cement

(quar.)—_

(quar.)

30c

37'4 c
5%

11-

1

10-20

1-20

4(4%

11-

1

11-

1

9-30

11-10

10-14

9-30

preferred

(quar.)

:

(quar.)
Co.

9

4.40%

1-11-56
11-

12-23

1

10-10

10-28

10-14

12- 1

12-

1

12-

1

11-15

1-3-56

12-15

1-13-56

11-15

1-

Life

Insur.

12-15

12-

$2.50

12-30

(Fort Wayne,

Corp.

Miami

of

RR.,

11-20
11-30

10-31

11-

10-15

133Ac

12-12

11-15

1

11-

1

10-25

10-15

11-

10-20
11-

10-19

12-28

11-15

10-14

12-

11-15

12-31

11-13

$3

11-

1

10-31

11-

1

11-15

11-

1

11-

5

2-

4

10-14

$15c

10-31

10-14

10-31

10-14

$25c

10-31

10-14

10-28

original

(stock

(quar.)

10-14

11-

2

10-14

96(4c

11-

1

dividend)

&

guaranteed

(quar.)

8peciai

guaranteed

(quar.)

53a4c

12-

1

11-

11-

1

10-21

12-

1

11-13

4

12-15

11-17

11-

1

10- 7

11-

1

10- 7

11-1

10-20

1

10-14

11- 1

11-

10-14

11-21

11-15

10-28

11-15

10-31

$1.06(4
31 (4c

10-31

10-20

11-10

10-26

$1.37(4

11-15

10-31

37(4c

11-15

10-31

60c

11-1

10-

20c

11- 1

10-18

11-

1

10-15

11- 1

10-15

common

——

(quar.)

$1.09
$1.14

$1.25
(quar.)

Co.—

—

10-14

1

11-

1

10-14

10-31

10-17

i:

11- 1

10-15

$1.10

11-

1

10-15

B

$1.20

11-

1

10-15

96(4c

12-

1

11-10

(quar.)

$1.12'/2

<quar.)__.

Co.—

series

C

(quar.)

40c

(quar.)

&

of

(quar.)

Co.

10-11

11-

1

.10-11

10c
$1.25
12'/2c

(quar.)
A

1

75c

(quar.)_

common

America,

series

Rice

6

10-

11-

$1.50

Co.

Corp.

10-27

$1.05

—

(quar.)

Royal

15c

11-

(quar.)_

Hardware,

Diablo

7

.

35c

(quar.)

com.

(quar.)

5c
56(4c

(quar-)-

3c

Extra

1

11-15

11-

11-

1

10-15

12-

1

11-15
7

10-28

10-

11-

1

10-17

11-1

10-17

11-30

11-10

lc

7%

preferred

Munlsing

Ltd.

4.64%

Casket

Electric

Common

Welding Machine

6%

National

Co.

11-

10-15

1

10-20

Tool

Inc.

(stock

Neiman-Marcus

Neptune

of

Meter

12-31

12-

12-30

12-23

10c

10-31

10-21

10-21

5

10-31

10-21

$5c

1-3-56

12- 2

11- 1

10-10

12- 1

11-10

47c

12-15

11-25

12-

1

11-14

12-

1

11-14

12(4c

preferred

11- 3

10-20

2V2%

(quar.)

dividend)

12-30

12-19

(quar.)

$1.06(4

11-15

11-

preferred (quar.)__
Canada, Ltd. (s-a)

$1.1834

11-

10-15

Western

Co.,

preferred

11-15

15c

4(4%

Co.,

Bros., 4%%

Products

$1.50

1%

(quar.)

Dickenson

New

1

$60c 1-20-56

1-

1
6

35c

11-15

11-

1

60«

11-15

11-

1

$5c

common

(quar.)

New

11-21

10-21

England Fund—

(Quarterly
New

Ltd

net

from

Process

York

New

Mines,

investment

Income)

Co

Air

10-21
11-15

50c

11-16

10-18

(quar.)

93(4c

1-2-56

12-

2

$ 1.12(4

1-2-56

12-

2

$1.12% "1-2-56

12-

2"

Merchandise

(quar.)

(quar.)
Co.

(quar.)

Wire

Cloth

5c

Co

Extra

1

10-10

11-

1

10-10

Newberry

11-

1

10-18

Niagara

Alkali

Co.

11-

1

10-18

Niagara

Share

Corn,

12-

1

11-

North

(J. J.)

&

adj.

Co., 33A%

preferred

American

Shore

Car

Gas

in e

to be

(111)

held

five-for-one

(quar.)

on

split

Northern Engineering

the

Works

11-

1

10-14

10-17

11-25

11-

2

12-15

12-

1

11-10

10-20

40c

(quar.)

at the

J°n. 23

11-1

93%c

25c

(increased

of

10-14

12-10

11-21

12-

1

11-10

10-28

10-14

>

(quar.)
Co.

10-20

1

15c

Co.—

vote

1

11-

40c

(auar.)

Western Ry.

Stockholders will

pfd.

(quar.)

11-

25c
10c

York

North

10-18

1
1

(quar.)

preferred

Y.

4%

1

1112-

preferred

preferred

Norfolk

11-

$1

(quar.)
New York State Electric & Gas, com.

N.

20c
40c

Brake

11-

3-10

10-15

Stores—

&

(quar.)

50c

11-18

11-1

$1.50

(quar.)_

(quar.)

dividend

Theatres,

National

New

11-19

11-15

56(4c

1

10%

pfd. B

dividend)

$4.50

1

(quar.)__

Mills, Ltd., class A

(stock

Oats

Stock

$2.40

12- 1

58c
s-a)

National Mortgage & Investment Corp.—
5% non-cumulative preferred (accum.)
National

Neon

11-

15c

10c

Manufacturers

Neisner

25c

$1.75

National

4(4%

3-10

(quar.)

(increased

com.

Lead Co.,

3(4%

11-18

pfd

Extra

9-30

11-

12-15

common

National Hosiery

11-15

12-10

4(4 %

National

10-31

3-17-56

12-20

(quar.)_

quar.).

10c

National

12-15

$1.10

$3.50

preferred

(initial

(quar.)

Co.,

Co.,

10-20

3

10-14

(quar.)

National

1

12-23

10-31

Mills

1st

Inc.

Electric,

preferred

$7

5%

preferred

National

11-10

$20c

(s-a)

Paper,

Narrangansett

11-30

(quar.)

«

Mills

Industries,

Napco

11-

1

11- 4
11- 4
11- 4

12-21

Paper

C

preferred

Mount

4

12-10

1

1

of

(quar.)

(John)
Plan

4

12-

12-

7c

(quar.)

preferred

11-

50c 3-17-58

1

9-26
11-21

50c-

share

Jersey

Moody's Investors Service—
$3
participating
preferred

$2.25

10-20

12-

12- 1

$1.10
One

Co., common

Moore-Handley

Morris

10-31
12-

$1.22(4

New

Co.

Chemical

Power

preferred

Morrell

1

12-16

$50c

(quar.)

Power

preferred

11-

37 (4c

11-

12(4c

—

(increased)

preference

Montana

1

60c

12-12

Co.

(quar.)

preferred

Monsanto

11-15

1

30c

35c

(quar.)

Ontario

Insurance

4.80%

12-

12-

10-10

1

11-

45c

(monthly)

preferred

40c

5%

10-15

11-30

$50c

of

Cot

50c
:

1
1

$1.18a/4

(quar.)

preferred

5%

10-15

11-

60c

—

dividend)

Co.

$4.40

$6

11- 1

2(4%

(quar.)

common

preferred

$4.20

10-17

11-

held..—

preferred

$3.85

9-30

1

$1.06(4

quar.)

;

(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)

4%

12-31

11-

10%

(quar.)

4.50%

10-17

$1

Special

(quar.)

Oil
200

Moriongahela

10-14

10-25

$1.12(4

dividend)...

(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)

Laboratories

Missouri

10-14

56(4c

(quar.)

A

(stock

Piping

4.56%

10-11

12-31

10-15

10-25

25c

Co.

Common

1

10-31

1

11- 1

Mississippi Valley Public Service—

10-15

1-10-56

$10c

6

10-31

50c

Mississippi Power & Light, 4.36% pfd. (quar.)

11-15

12-22

11-15

(quar.l

(increased

Corp.,

Minute Maid Corp.

10-31

12-30

1

12-

$30c

(quar.)

(stock

60c

(quar.)

Inc.

each

Mount

Ind.)

dividend"

common.—

America

Mfg.

87(4c

anniversary

Co.

Mount Vernon-Woodbury

12-

10-21

30c

(quar.)

Engineering

preferred

Minnesota

11-15
10-11

1

10-21

11-10

____

12-15
11-

1

10-20

11-10

$15c

Rhoads, 4(4% pfd. (quar.)
Minneapolis Gas Co. (quar.)
Minneapolis-Moline Co., $5.50 pfd. (quar.)—

1

50c

"50th

Printing,

Original

1
1

25c

Nat'l

Extra

1212-

10-31

$15c

Miller &

6

12-15

12-15

11-10

75c

(quar.)

(increased)

Standard

11-15

1

12-1

26c

Ltd.

&

&

Stores,

Oil

Midwest

11-15

12-

G.)

preferred

Midwest

11-21

1

11-

35c

4%

(interim)

(quar.)

$1 preferred (s-ai_.
Meyercord Co. (quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric

(Greenville, S. C.)

Quarterly

Loblaw,

1-18

12-

10-13

10-14

Light & Power, Ltd.—

Common

11-10

1

Trust—

!

common
dividend

Mercantile

5%

12-

11-1

Communica¬

t

preferred

$1.50

10-31

$10c

56 (4c

Ltd.—

Gas

Shoe

4%%

Miles

10-10

1

50c

Marine

preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_

Melville

for

10-10

11-

5c

—

(quar.)

Corp.,

40c

—

dividend)

Quarterly

Little

10-18

1

&

Stock

$15c

(stock

(quar.)

Ltd.

pfd.

preferred (quar.)
Link-Belt
Co.
(quar.)

2-1-56

1

12-

3%

dividend

Portland

Lithium

11-

2-1-56

6

30c

(quar.)

(quar.)

$3.50

31'Ac

12-

10c

Tire
Co.

(James)

Lincoln

12- 5

12-20

9334c

Oil

.4(4%

10-14

5c

(quar.)—

Ltd.,

Acceptance, Ltd., 5%

Rubber

Liberty Life Insurance

1

11-15

25c

preferred

Markets, class A

12-15

10-10

10-10

$15c

10-

11-

1

1

$15c

.

Corp.,

3

10-14

(quar.):

B

10-31

1

11-

11-

$8c

,

(quar.)

4(4%

Inc.,

11-

11-

10-15

11-25

25c 2-15-56

Bryant

10-25

re-

:—

(quar.)

Laurentide

10-14

1
1

$15c

Leece-Neville

10-25

;

H.), Inc., $6 preferred (s-a)—

Lee

11-15

1_

(quar.)

(M.

Stock

3-15
10-15

10c

(quar.)

Mines, Ltd.
1
(Alfred), Inc., class A

Class

1

12-

$1.75

Quarterly

Lane

1111-

$1.12(4

(quar.)—

Gold

1

1

4-2-56

20c

Ltd.__

10-20

11-

10-11

12-15

10c

10-

1

10-31

75c

preferred

(quar.)

10-14

10-10

12-15

1-3-56

40c

University

1

11-

1-1-56

37c

.

(quar.)

Telephone

1

10-31

10-15

62(4c

6 (4c

11-

11-15

1

real¬

(quar.)__

11-

93 %c

11-

20c

gains

4(4 %

56'Ac

10-31

from

(quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)

Shore

Lambert

10-15

1

10-17

11- 1

$$1.25

(quar.)—

(quar.)

McQuay-Norris

10-17

5c

(quar.)

Co.

Extension

Lancaster
12-

10-14

10-31

10c

(quar.l

Co.,

Heater

Lamston

$1.06(4
$1.37(4

capital

Kuhlman Electric,

Lamaque
62 (fee

pfd. (s-a)_

Kroger Co., 7%
Kropp Forge Co

9-30

12-10

1

10-31

12-15

$1.06(4

Shares

preference

Co.,

Machine

4.90%

37(4c

(initial)

(quarterly

Inc.

Co.

H.)

11-25

4

1

11-

$1.25

quar.)

B

Mexican

11- 1

12-15

1-15-56

15c

Co.

S3

McNeil

10-14,

8c

from

(S.

12-10

11-

share

(accum.)_

(quar.)

Fund

Stores,

10-31

40c

pfd.

10-14

1

$1

income)

Year-end

10-31

15c

called

$100




ized

3c

31'Ac

common

Development

Knickerbocker

Lincoln

common

5%

&

11-15

53 (fee

(accum.)

convertible

(Henry)

at

Oil

3c

35C

(quar.)

issue
1

1

11-

25c

1

Prod¬

(quar.)

11-

37(4c

5

$1.25

Light,

Holly Sugar Corp.,
5%

A

3

87(4c

(initial quar.)

(quar.)
—

ordinary

&

(Arthur

3

$1.12(4

Extra

pfd.

Investors

McKee

Mead

10-12

$1

preferred

preference, class A

Class

«

11-1
1-3-56

9c

Ltd.,

Field

4.30%
10-

95c

common

Co..

Co.,

1-13

10-

(quar.)__

(quar.)

Investment

Grain

9-30

1

5c

:

12-

$1.25

(quar.)

1

1

15c

Kellogg Co., 3(4%
preferred (quar.)
Kentucky Stone Co., 5%- preferred (s-a)

Lewis

Gallon

preferred class A
Chocolate Corp.

11-

11-

$1.05

11-

Corp.—

Hercules

7%

2-1-56

35c

$40c

45c

(quar.)

11-10

1

11-

933Ac

(quar.)__

2-17

15c

<-«.

10-10

12-

30c

5

$$1.50

•o;, com. (increased)
33A% preferred (quar.)
Hercules Powder, 5%
preferred

11-,1

50c

——

12-

30c

___

Hayes

40c

$1

<quar.)____

3-12-56

15c

Hecht

10-18

2%

(quar.):

$12 >4

(quar.)

__

10-18

1

15c

Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., 5%
Kingston Products <s-a)____-.

40c

(quar.)—.

Ltd.,

1

11-

10-14

25c

iquar.)_

Maytag

10-13

$1.25

Kio

at

share plus this dividend)—_—_
Harris
(A.)
Co., 5(4%
preferred
(quar.)_
5'4%
preferred
(quar.)
per

1

10-15

11- 1

of

Ltd

4(4 %

Corp. (quar.)
McColl-Frontenac
Oil

11-

20c

(quar.)

10-15

of

at

A.)

called

(Subject

(accum.)_

A

McCall
11-

10-25

62(4•

$31'Ac

approval

Quarterly from net income

10-13

5%

A

Fields,

International

Marshall

60c

1

to

preferred

Shirt Co.

McCabe
11-

25c

-

Funds—

Special

12- 5

10c

11-23

35c

Stock

1-3-56

25c

50c

A
—

Hammond

$3

11- 2

Share*

Marconi

10-14

10-10

$3.50

(quar.)

R.),

Corp.

Metal

10- 7

10c

preferred

$$1.25
—-

11-30
11- 1

20c

(quar.)

1

50c

(quar.)

1

13aAc

(quar.)

Kroehler Mfg.

H-C-7

1

11-

31 (4c

50c

11-

25c

——-.

11-

1

1334c

(quar.)

12-15

50c

Halle Bros. Co.,
common
(quar.)
Halliburton Oil Well
Cementing Co.—
Increased quarterly

1

$1.06

common

New common

17 (fee

*

12-

37(4c

(quar.)

$1.25

dividend

Gurney

(quar.)

(quar.)

preferred

preferred (quar.)
3.80% preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)

10-14

RR.

(quar.).

12-

$1.09

4%

Ohio

50c

Macco

Maffcged

1

35c

(quar.)

62 (fee

&

11-

30c

(quar.)

$1.25

Mobile

$5

10-10

t8aAc

preferred

12 (fee

Gulf

10-10

1

t$1.75

(quar.)

Johnson

invest¬

income)

1

11-

11-21

$40c

Ranch Royalty
(quar.)
Johnston
Testers
(quar.)
_i
Kansas City Power &
Light
4(4% preferred (quar.)

10-17

10-15

1

(in¬

common

11-

Gold

(P.

Manhattan

Ltd.—

Extra

1

10-31
11-

15c

Mutual

(interim)
Canada,

4.20%
t50c

_

Shares,

1

(Houston)—
40c

West

Green

of

.

Quarterly

10-10

35c

Ltd.

Co.

preferred
(quar.).Fibre Co. (increased)

Johnson

Union

(quar.)_

(quar.)

3%%
11-28

Grand

11-1

$12o

(quar.)

com.

dividend

Corp.

Jeyes

A

53(40

B

Corp., Ltd., 5%

Malartic

Mallory

65c

Corp.
(stock dividend)__
Jersey Central Power & Light—
4%
preferred (quar.)

11-28

class

10-10
10-10

25 0

preferred

12-12

preferred

Mailman

1

1

se¬

Jarecki

12-12

Ltd.,

10-10

11-

583Ac

—

(subject

4(4%

H.),

preferred

4%

11-

-

1

25c

L.)

Mfg.
Quarterly 11
Jantzen, Inc.,

10-15

11-

(F.

$2

Co.,

11-

(R.

Macy

11- 1
11- 1
11- 1

$1.75

50%

dividend

52(6c

$1.12(4

Corp,,

common

Jacobsen

$2

&

Irom

(quar.)

Inc.,

10-25

& Co.—

convertible

10-21

$1.40
$1.24

,5:

Co.—

stockholders)

10-15

10-17

35c

,

Stock

from

(quar.)

Heintz, Inc., common
preferred (quar.)

(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)

5%

14c

class A

Holdings,

convertible

(quar.)

Grafton

(6c

and

&

4%
Jacobs

20c

B

8%

Fund

Ltd.,

preferred

Ironrite,

50c

—_

Rubber

&

National

I-3-56

3-27-56

15c

—

11-1
11-

20c

preferred

$4.22

57J|c
—

__

10-25

1

Mills

(s-a)___

Holdings, Ltd.—
•
participating preferred (quar.)_
Publications,
common

5%

se¬

Investors Trust Co. of Rhode Island.
#2.50 preferred (quar.)

11-30

5£'Ac

____

11-21
1

Rice

MacFadden

Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric—

—

_

11-18

20c

convertible

25c

(quar.)
(quar.)__

pfd.

(quar.)

Growth

Nickel

preferred

$1.12Va

(quar.)—

Extra

-Goodyear

10-10

15c

quar.)

(quar.)

preferred

.

1

15c

common

preferred

Glatfelter

11-

15c

Brothers,

$4.50

from

(quar.)
Interprovincial Building Credits, Ltd.

to

Quarterly
Gimbel

cents

Participating

XV/2C

(resumed

1

International Utilities Corp.

redemption
share plus this

___

12-

$1

State

(quar.)

R A

M

11-18

10-14

tion

14

Income

preferred

$1.40

______

Refrigerator

10-14

1
1

„

10-28
11- 1

$2.80
—-—

2nd preferred (quar.)
& Light, 4.16% pfd. (quar.)

preferred

Massachusetts
—

7%
preferred ($25 par)
International Packers, Ltd.

10-15

55c

$1

Quarterly

1

12-

—

—

and

Utilities

International

7

25c

30

Gibson

(quar.)

Breweries

International

common

11-

11-

4 %

(Mass.)

Corp.,
common
preferred
(quar.)_

4(4%

22 (fee

into

10-15

10-14

'

32c)

Gas Co. (quar.)
Lyon Metal Products, Inc.—•
5% preferred (quar.)

10-15

1

$1

_—

profits)

10-14

for

per

convertible

7%

11- 1

25c

<quar.)_

preferred

Louisiana

11-19

from

Lynchburg

1

11-

2%

(quar.)__

Shares

1

convertible pre¬

called

Co.

investment

62 (4c

—

Co., 6%

issue

12-16

,r"fa

Hotel—

non-cum.

4.96%

10-20

11-

55(40
—-

profits)

curity

—

——

(quar.)_^

income

87'4c

(quar.)

M.)

(entire

___

(Interim)

vestment

11-

(quar.)

1

12-30

11-

$1

preferred (s-a)
Institutional Growth Fund (6 cents from in¬

10-14

Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2 preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of the Southwest

40c

$1.25

Ingersoll-Rand, 6%

11-15

...

7%
1

of

U-1&

Jo'oo

($2.48

Inc.

year-end

a

J®"*?

£

51

and

income

Telephone

Baltimore

51c
-

(quar.)

preferred

11-15

(quar.)

Louisiana Power

11-

—

40c

(quar.)

10-24

11-30

65c

*

(stock div.)

Indian Head Mills, Inc.

General

preferred

preferred
preferred

24c

Steel Wares Co. Ltd;, com.
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of Calif.—

$2.20

(quar.)

on

preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)

5%

preferred

quar.)—

(quar.)

11-18

25%

30c

(quar.)

this div.

preferred

General

(quar.)

Interchemical

common

A

preferred
preferred

Ordinary

10%

preferred

General

Power

i

"

4(4%

——

Co.

Ingersoll-Rand

Utilities—

Corp.,

Lord

30c

(quar.)—
—
(increased quar.)
Co., common (increased)

Brick

4.70%

11-15

$1.50

being called

"

1

9-30

Lorain

10-14

Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd.—
16c

dividend

General

11-

1

16

redemp. on
sh. plus this div.

$110 per sh. plus
Utilities
(increased

&

11-

for

at

Realty

3

10-20

10-25

1

25c

preferred

gains

11-1

—25c

(Increased)

common

capital

Investment

$1

(quar.)

11-

$1

20c

Co.,

Extra

___.

_

General

11-15

$1

$1.37 'A

per

(quar.)!

from

H-30
1

—

11-10

2%

$1.25

(quar.)

4.08%

on

(quar.)

Public

10-

1

11- 1
12-1
$0-31

$1

(monthly)

Long Island Lighting (quar.)
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund,

10-20

15c
llY*e
$1

(quar.)

common

common

_

Monthly
8% preferred

10-20
12-

(quar.)————
(quar.)—

4.20%
4.26%

3

plus this div.

5.

called

Extra

5%

sh.

holders

$110

at

issue

Nov.

General

9-30
10-

1

1

20c

Illinois Zinc Co.
;_j,

(quar.)

being

preferred

1

1

$1.50

per

to

com.

preferred

Above

11-

11-

—

_

Illinois

Corp.—

fquar.)_

$110

preferred
preferred

4.42%

$1.25

93%c

Above issue being called for redemp,

_

7

A
B

Power

4%

10-10

Advertising

preferred

General

11-

200%

—

_

—

—

—

Illinois

(quar.)__

-

from land sales)—
dividend)

Hydraulic Press Brick

10-14

40c

*

1

series
series

Extra

9

11-

20c

........

(quar.)

preferred

interim

Hydraulic Press, class B

General

$3.75

(4%

11-

12-15
11-

Corp.,

(quar.)

Monthly

7

15c

(quar.)from trad¬

(stock

4%

9

15c

General

Co.

(4%

Oil

5%
1-2-56

12-

10c

;

dividend)-.

Preferred

Holders

Payable of Rec.

Share

Company

Finance

Lock Joint Pipe Co.,

1

10-14

1

60c

—

(quar.)

com.

Refrigerator (increased quar.)—
Huttig Sash & Door, 5% preferred (quar.)—
Hygrade Food Products Corp.—

10-13

—

—______—-

Mills, Inc. (quar.)
Motors Corp.—
Common (stock dividend)

12-

$1

ing and

2

12- 2

12-20

30c

(quar.)—_—

<N. Y.)

Hussmann

,

(quar.)_—

(quar.)

Inc.

way

10-18

common

Co.

Hudson's

11-

Local

10-14

1

11-

Lighting & Power, $4 pfd.

1

(quar.)___,__—

(extrai_

General

10-20

11-25
12-29
11-

40c

(increased)

preferred (quar.)
(stock

Houston

10-31

—

convertible

Y.)

Houdaille-Hershey

Texas—

Stock dividend

6%

General

Shoppes,

10-31

;—-

—__________—

(N.

(Joseph)

15c

preferred (quar.)____
—.—
Gaylord Container Corp. (quar.)——
Common

11-

37 (4 c

25c

$1.06(4
;—25c

When

Per

Name of

10- 3

25c

Hardart

62'4 c

4%

General

1

<quar.)i___-

(quar.i___________

Gardner-Denver

10-15

11-

(quar.)

(quar.):

(quar.)

Hotel Syracuse

10-15

1

15c

(quar.)

common

preferred

1

11-

iquar.i

A

Gamble-Skogmo,

&

4%
11-

12'4c

(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)

5%

Inc.

11- 1

1955

Monday, October 24,

.

Holders

Payable of Rec.

50c

Year-end

9

87 V2C

preferred

Co.,

Gale

preferred

Horder's,

Industrial Securities Corp.—

Gabriel

(quar.)
Electrochemical, common

Hooker

11-15

$12(4c

When

Share

Co.

..

quar.)

annual
on

a

$1

meet-

nronnsM

common

(quar.)

stock.
15c

Number 5475

182

Volume

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

.

Company

Illinois

$1.50

convertible

Northern: Illinois
,

Share

Corp.,

Northern. Ohio Telephone
(quar.)
Pacific Ry. (quar.)
RR.

(N.

H.)

35c

-Airlines,

pref.

class

div.

Co.

Leather

(s-a)

Co.

(one sh.

Insurance

Nunn-Bush

F.)

Co.,

Shoe

Crankshaft Co.

Ohio

Leather

Oklahoma

Co.

Gas

Co.

611

Rohr

11-

1

10-14

Rochester

11-

1

10-14

4%

11-

1

10-14

4.10%

10-31

10-24

12-20

Steel

9-30

11-

1

10-28

10-14

10-17

10-29

10-14

12-31

Invest.

preferred

1st

preferred

preferred

Thatcher

10-31

10-10

$2.40

Power,

10-10

12-

1

11-15

Thermoid

12-

1

11-15

Toledo

12-

1

11-15

preferred

1

11-15

4.56%

preferred

1

10-18

4.25%

preferred

11-

1

10-18

Trade

11-

1

10-18

Trane

11-

1

10-21

Transamerica

90c

11-

1

10-21

Transcontinental

25c

10-24

10-14

12-

1

11-1

12-

1

11-

&

(quar.)

5c
5c

,

W

Fine

Foods,

conv.

20c

1

A

Cash

50c

10-31

Corp.

(quar.)

$50c

10-25

40c

10-25

Trico

B

10-

10-31

Stock

1

(quar.)

10-14

9-30

11-

split

7

have

10-15

$3.50

11-10

10-20

Union

approval

stockholders

10-

5

missioner

Corporation.

1

ment

be

will

and

the

of

California

The

declared

if

12-10

12-

11-15

1

above

11-15

11-

1

10-14

5V2%

preferred

(quar.)

27V2c

5'A%

27y2c

11-15

1

10-20

11-15

10-24

preferred

(quar.)

11-15

10-24

5%%

preferred

(quar.)__

27y2c

5-1-56

11-15

10-24

5'A%

preferred

(quar.)

27y2c

8-1-56

7-20

31'Ac

11-15

10-24

Science

60c

4-20

31'Ac

11-15

10-24

28'Ac

11-15

10-24

and

20c

10-31

10-15

realized

37 '/2C

10-31

10-14

50c

11-15

10-20

12 '/2c

10-25

10-10

Scotten,

2-1-56

1-20

from

-4.50%

1st

preferred

Hawaiian

Preferred
Pacific

Pantex

(increased)

Mfg. Corp.,

5%

common

(quar.)

Co.

(stock dividend)

common

Co.,

(quar.)

common

preferred

Pato

Drilling

Consol dated

Extra

of Canada,
Gold

(J

C)

for

10-28

1-3-56

12-15

10-31

10-10

Sebewaing.

1

10-15

Security

10-22

$15c

Ltd._____

$10c

11-10

:

$60c

11-10
1

10-20

12'Ac

1

10-20

3%
New

peninsular
$1

Telephone Co.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)

preferred (quar.)
Penman's, Ltd., common (quar.)__
6%
preferred (quar.)__;
Penr. Fruit Co., common
(quar.)
4.60%

Common

voting

Pepper

(see

Pepsi-Cola

Bottling

Machine

Permanente

(L.

11-18

Sherwin Williams

12-

1

11-18

12-

1

11-15

Co.

Brev/ing

11-

1

10-14

Sibley,
Signature Loan,

1

Common

Co

-

3.80%

preferred

—__;
—

1

11-15

Class

1

11-15

7%

(T

11-

1

10-11

Simon

(H.)

11-

1

10-1J

Slater

(N.)
(A.

12-15

Smith

,12- 1

11-20

$2

11-10

11-

10-20

1

5%

Phillips

Pillsbury Mills,

:—

Pneumatic

Scale

Price

preferred

Co.,

class

New

Common

414%

-Quarterly

10-11

Southwestern

Public

45c

11-

1

Co.

Extra

Reading
Reece

Reed

Co.,

Corp.

(Canada)

Reliance Electric

Republic

Republic

&

Natural

A

(quar.)

Supply

Reynolds

<R.

Common

Rhodesian
A

J.)

B

proposed
share
dend

Rich's,
3%%

less

payable

Inc.,

in

preferred

net

ment

being

11-

1

10-14

Warner

quar.)

59c

11- 1
12- 6

10-14

Washington,

11-

2

$4.25

quar.)„_

11-

1

10-11

W'ecden &

45c
20c

12-13
11- 1

10-14

Wellington Mills,

50c

11-15

10-31

West

Disinfecting

West

End

Service—

11-

92V2c

(quar.)

common

12-

(quar.)
preferred

4'/2%

9

Spencer,

Kellogg & Sons

9

11-25

Spokane

International RR.

12-

9

11-25

11-

London

(quar.)

(quar.)




preferred
6'%

11-10

$1.12'/2
50c

11-10

10-25

11-

1

10-14

1-3-56

12-18

11-1

10-20

11-

10-10

(quar.)

60n

(s-a)

preferred

(stock

Chemical

Standard

Milling,

1

11-15

New

10-25

10-13

$3

50%

dlv.)

(quar.)
;

Ltd.,

class

A

1~

10-25

11-.

1

10-25

11-25

10-15

Steel

Co.

1

10-20

Steel

10-24

9-16

Stauffer

Chemical

Stearns

Manufacturing

17'Ac

12-15

12-

11-15

10-20

11-10

10-13

1

10-18

$1.25

11-

&

1

10-21

lr
I'¬

10-21

ll-

1;J

10-14

10-21

P. 1

Strawbridge

&

Co.

Clothier

Suburban

5.20%

Propane Gas—
pfd. (1952 series)
pfd. (1954 series)

(quar.)
Inc.__

Superior

Cement,

(quar.)

Swift

&

Co.

Inc.,

(quar.)
class

12-19

T.,

17y2c
93 %c

11-

11-

10-20

11-

1
1

1

10-20

(quar.)_

RR.

&

10-14

Class

A

Class

B

11-17

12-

11-

1

White

Eagle

Oil

11- 1

White

Motor

Co.

11-15

10- 7
10- 7

11-15

10-

12- 9

11-25

White's

57c

1-3-56

12-13

5 Vi %■

12-30

12-15

10-28

10-17

11-

Auto

(quar.)

TelAutograph
Tennessee
Stock

Gas

Corp.

65c
65c

11- 1
11- 1

10-14
10-14

35c

12-10

11-25

12-10

1-1-56

12- 1
10-25

20c

(increased

10-23

10-25

10-10

$5c

quar.)

11-15
11-15

25c

Ltd

11-15

25c

.

Mines.

at

25c

Inc.
Gold

held.

10-10

50c

;

12-

1

11-14

37y2c

Stock

11-18

dividend

10-31
10-31

10- 7
10- 7
10-14
10-14

10-25

10-li

15c
34%c

11- 1
11-15
11-15

10-21
10-24
10-24

15c

12-15

12- 2

12-15

12- 2

—

50c
<quar.)_,

common

preferred

(quar.)

(quar.)

&

(one

Subject

the

share

each

for

11-15

meeting

to

three

approval

stockholders

to

annual

held

be

on
-

-

Grocery

(monthly)

11-22

11-10

6c
6c
6c

10-31
11-30
12-30

10-20
11-21
12-20

$1.50

28)

Lovett

10-31

10-14

4c

10-31

10-14

Wisconsin Electric Power—
6%

preferred (quar.)

Wisconsin

Fund,

Inc.

(from

investment

come)

Wisconsin

5.04%

in¬
-

Public

5%

Service,

preferred

pfd.

County

10-11

4.44%

preferred

10-20

Woodall

Woolworth

(F.

$1.25

11- 1

10-14

11- 1

10-14

(accum.)_

$1.26
75c

10-31

10-20

Electric—

$1.11

(quar.)

Industries,

convertible

(quar.)__

(quar.)

Witherbee Sherman Corp., $6 pfd.
Worcester

10-20

1

Corp.—

common

preferred

(quar.)
(quar.)

„

33y3%

11-

12- 9

11- 1
11- 1
12-15

$1

Monthly
Monthly

5%

Transmission

dividend

10-25

1-3-56

10-17

Corp.—

10-15

10-15

11-15

10%
15%

Extra
Wlckes

10-20

11-25

10-17

$12'/2c
$17'/2C
$1.433A

(quar.)

com.

(quar.)

Stores,

Whitney, Blake Co.

1

10-21

10-17

11- 1

i.

Co. (stock dividend)—
(stock dividend)

convertible

11- 1

10-31

10-14

11- 1
11- 1

$1.25

(quar.)_;

preferred

prior

Ry.

Machine

Sewing

10-31

11- 4

lien

prior

12'Ac
$1.12'A

30c

11- 1

45c

15c

Wheeling & Lake Erie

Winn

1

Corp.—

(quar.)

11-15

25c

Stationery

(quar.)

10-11

$2

1

12-

75c

(quar.)

(quar.)
;
Westminster Paper Co., Ltd.—

11-1

7

11-

34%c

(quar.)

11- 1
11- 1

35c

(quar.)
preferred
(s-a)

Teck-Hughes

Divi¬

.

B

Technicolor,

ordinary

A

-

_

Special

Class

Tablet

White

10-15

1

11-15

31'Ac

..

preferred

Oct

10-10

11-15

—

Portland

5.20%.

10-25'

11-15

Western

10-21

15c

(quar.)

Greene Spring (quar.)
Co., 4>A% preferred A (quar.)

25c

^

11-1

10-31

4%

11-

12-15

$2

quar.)

(quar.)

37y2c

Superior Separator, 6% preferred
Superior Steel Corp. (quar.)

5:

11-15

Corp.—

10-21

5

Pacific

1

3

10- 7

Securities Co.—

preferred

25c

(quar.)

(quar.)

10-15

12-

Western

preferred

5'/2 %

40c

;

(quar.)

l°-25,<

12-

10-14
11- 1

10-11

3

10-

11- 1

15c

(accum.)

$1.25

Lithograph
&

10-31

70c

A

12-

5%

10-

10-31

17'/2c

(quar.)

(increased

5%

dividend)

(quar.)

50c

70c

1

10-31

3c

25c

Light & Telephone—

10c

(stock

(quar.)_^.__
Textile, 4'A%
pfd.

Stern

(J.

Stubnitz

Talon

class

$30c

(increased)
Ltd.

Stores

prefrered

Stevens

Sun Oil

11-

Co.

Canada

Extra

5%

$2.50

Western

10c

of

ar¬

15c

11- 1
11-15

$10c

Parts Corp._

1-3-56

Lines

12-15

15c
$15c

(quar.)

(quar.)___,

11-

11-

Air

Western Insurance

5%

Railway Equipment Mfg. Co

Brock,

clears

(s-a)

$56'Ac
5c

Co.—

(initial)

10-24"

tl5c

10-15

1

6c

preferred

5c

(quar.)

payment

Kentucky Coal (quar.)
West Michigan Steel Foundry—
7%- prior preferred (quar.)

Common

pfd.

(This

rears)

25c

A

(quar.)

B

11- 4

preferred

Western

10-25

Co.—

Extra

Co.—

4y2%

Ltd.,

class

common

Class

9-30

Co..

Products

Standard

12-

10-15

12-10

6%

30c

Fuel

B

11- 1

20c

(reduced)__

Quarterly

10-12

1

56'Ac

(quar.)_-__

10-21

12-

11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
I
11- 1

.

Common

11-15

11-

(quar.)_

37.5%.

11-

10-20

5c

(quar.)

1-2-56

ny2c

Ltd—
per

11- 1

97y2c

(quar.)

Special Investments & Securities, Inc.—

10-13

1

11-

—

convertible

4%

11-10

Co.—

(quar.)

11-30

10-14

11-25

$1.06yi

(quar.).

19c

(quar.)

50c

(quar.)

C.)

10-14

11-15

25c

preferred
(quar.)
Washington Gas Light (quar.)

10-13

50c

.„

D.

preferred

10-26

30c

(quar.)__

(quar.)
Gas Light—

Co.

10-15

1

11-

50c

Co

Swasey

1

$1.15

—

(quar.)

46c

Pictures

Bros.

&

profits the 30c pay¬
payable in cash or stock at

$4.50

(quar.)
(increased

10c

security

option

11-

27'Ac

tl5c

(quar.)

t»

1-16

Corp.—

$1.20

(quar.)

4%

common

from

Elec.

23c

(quar.)

1

Quarterly of 16c from net income and 30c

holders

(quar.)

50c

A

Investing

10-20

preferred

Stetcher-Traung

(quar.)

Street

11-15

preferred

1

preferred

15c

$50c

4.60%

21 Vic

(quar.)—

of

5

Wall

Warner

(initial

;

._,

59c

(quar.)

com.

(quar.)

—

Co., common

10-17

,

4,36%

Stern

tax

10-

&

11-1

4.40%

1

__

income

10-31

'

class A

50c

Extra

37y2c

(quar.)

10-28

12-12

3d

5

10-28

10-20

3s

10-

10-14

12-

(s-ai

of

10-31

1

87y2C

(quar.)

(quar.)

final

5

11-15

11"

Trust

Walker

10-

11-15

12-15~

Engineering

Selection

10-28
12-23

(quar.)

Vulcan Corp.

9-30

10-31

28'Ac

(quar.)

pfd.

B

9-30

10-31

60c
28c

(quar.)—

coin,

11-

50c

Tobacco,

11-18
1-13-56

10-31

25c

(quar.)

com.

6%

30c

(Calif.)

7-16
10-31

5%

West

25C

(quar.)

(quar.)

Gas

8-1-56
11-14

3

10-20
10-20
10-20
10-20

:.

Ltd.

37'Ac

10-

10-20

130c

B

Reitman's

(quar.)

1

10-20

20c

(quar.)

preferred

class

preferred

31-

1

Sterchi Bros.

partic.

$2

4-16

6%

70c

11- 1

75c

A.),

5-1-56

11- 1

—

<C.

37V2c

$1.033A

10c

Extra
Class

2-1-56

(quar.)

' $1.06'A
$1.10

Stanley

;

5%

37V2c
37V2c

preferred

(quar.)

(quar.)

common

(quar.)

6%

Corp.,

Virginian Railway Co.—

(quar.)

$1.12'/2

_____

(Mass.),

preferred
preferred

(quar.)

6%

1

preferred
preferred

10c

Pile

6%

11-

11-10
10-14

preferred

Eoston—

Shares

Co.

10-14

12- 1

4.25%

Standard

Concrete

11- 1

4.15%

11-15

1

■

Raymond

$25c
$$1.25

10-10

11-15

(quar.)

Electrotype

Rapid

(quar.)

(quar.)—

Heating

Class

10-10

1

1st

10-20

10-25

1

(quar,)—

10-20

22'Ac
&

com.

preferred

12-

convertible

10-31
10-31

$15c

Ltd.,

Power

preferred

12-

Quinte Milk Products, Ltd., class
Radio Corp. of America, common
$3.50

Viceroy Mfg. Co.,

10-26

45c

.

Randall

10-20

20c

0

-

10-31

3.90%

$1.05

Co.

7y2c

3.70%

Standard

income

....

Vapor

11-23

ny2c

(quar.)—

capital

10-15

50c

Gas

10-20

in¬

Extra

11-16

$1.06 y»

Distribution

pfd.

pfd.

Co.,

Co.

earned

10-25

ID

12-21

9c

Power

10-19

from

10c

from

(2c

gains)
'.—
Value Line Income Fund
(10c from earned
income and 2c from capital gains)
Vanadium Corp. of America
(quar.)

12-14*:

(quar.)

Extra

Quebec

Nevada

Class

investment

From

11-

$1

5%

(quar.)

Natural

,

;

Fund of

11-29

and

come

Inc.

7'Ac

(quar.)

Southern

(quar.)

(George)

12-15

t $2
quar.)_

Fund

Putnam

410c

Fund,

20c

75c

(initial

A

(quar.)

preferred

4'A%
Puritan

11-29

preferred

Drug,

$1.17%

.

quar.)—.
of Colorado—

Co.

preferred
preferred

4.20%

class

12-15

(increased quar.)__

(quar.)

Southwestern

90c

(quar.)

new

1

$12 '/2c

Line

quar.)

10-14

20c

(initial

B

Service

Public

B

Gamble

&

Prosperity

(quar.)
preferred (s-a)_

4%

Bros.,

Proceter

4

12-

Value

(increased

40- 7

■*

Power—

7

140c

&

6%

4.70%

4

11-

Common

1

7'Ac

___

(quar.)———

Ltd.

11-

Colorado

10-10

Power—

12-10

preferred

11-

10-14

$1.25

Southern

1

10-14

10-14

40c

10-10

1

1
1

10-25

1

11-

37y2c

11-

11-

11- 1

11-15

11-

12-

Peninsular

50c

11-15

95c

Materials

62y2c

(quar.)

common

30c

Power

Southern

Upper

10c

common

(quar.)

Tobacco,

40c

Southern

4

(Del.),

Leaf

11* 1

145c

$25c

10-10

11-

10-28

10-11

1

1

11-15

11-15

11-

12-

$1.50

(quar.)_

12c

Ltd.—

Corp.—

preferred

Transit

preferred

pfd.

conv.

10-20

(quar.)

4.80%

$6

10-31

Petroleum

10-20

10-28

12c

preferred

1

11-15

10-15
10- 7

California

11-

1

15c

quar.):

11-25
11- 1

12y2c

(increased)

Gas

Corp.,

Stores

(increased

$30c

(quar.)

(quar.)

10-10

2nd

Corp.

12- 9

10-20

10-10

Co.

1

12-

1

1

Indiana

12-

12-12

11-

1

new

1-2-56
12-12

11- 1
11- 1

11-

4.72%

22'Ac
15c

(quar.)

$1.31'A

11-

Southern

A

$1.37y2

$1.10

Southern

class

(quar.)

$1.17

10-20

of

6-1 split-up)
preferred (s-a)

(quar.)

preferred
preferred

10-15

10-27

share

effect

preferred

convertible

10-15

11-10

common

5'A %

convertible

1

10-17

B

10- 3

shares

11-25

4.48%

1

class

(Five

11-25

4.56%

1

1

12-15

10-14

11-

10- 3

11-

25c

(quar.)

12-15

10-11

11-

10-14

10-31

11- 1
11- 1

25c

1

11-

10-31

11-25

22c

(quar.)

$1

10c

62V2c
37y2c

_

common

Edison

Canada

,

preferred

Ltd.,

Ltd.,

convertible

from

5y2%

Paper Mills,

Calif.

cents

9-30

quar.)

Corp.

10-20

10-11

10-20

Sons, Ltd.,

Co.,

1

11-

10-11

1

1

of Canada,

Co.,

11-

1

11-

15c

Vitamin

5%

25c

—

(quar.)

Talbott, Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Potomac Edison, 3.60%
preferred (quar.)
Pope

&

&

Howard

6%

12-15

Y.)

for each

to

4'A%

Sugar Corp.

United

5%

Co.

common

S)

O.)

Southern

1-1-56

and

par)

held

Lines,

S.

10-31

11-

10-27

(quar.)

preferred

Southern

10-14

(stock

A

($1

B

S.

(3

Extra
U.

..

7c

,

(increased

Southern

—

Railways

Co.,

1

11-

$1.15

dividend—

Stock

A

62y3c

Year-end

Pittston

12-

28c

common

62'Ac

(increased quar.)

Pittsburgh Brewing Co.—
$2.50 convertible preferred (accum.)—
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
:

Pittsburgh

1-3-56

.

75c

(quar.)

com.

L

class

and

1

25c

(quar.)__

A

Co.

$1.25

(quar.)

Petroleum

12-

of

stock

$1.50

America

20c

———

(quar.)_.

common

12-15

10-31

97'Ac

(quar.)__

preferred

of

preferred

4.72%

Morris, Inc.—
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
Corp.,

11-14

(quar.)

12-

Philip

preferred

57y2c

10c

preferred

4%

10-28

20c

:

Co., 4.63%
pfd. (quar.)__—
preferred (quar.)™————

Phillips-Jones

11-15

Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)__
Lindsay & Curr (quar.)

12-

15c

4.30%

-

Corp.

10-31

11-30

*$10c

dividend)

$1.07%

(quar.)

(quar.)
(quar.)—

Co.

Shirriff's

10c
-

4.40%
,

12-

50c

(increased)

Electric

Phila

Sheraton

Smith

(quar.).

Foil

Inc

Shawinigan Water & Power Co.

3

Simms

(initial)

I.)

G?ar

S.

United

Shares,

class

11-18

20c

(quar.)
(Brooklyn) —

Bottlers

&

Cement

Fox

10-

1

20c

;

U.

Universal

(quar.)_.

40c

General

Peter

11-

B

12-15

Dr. Pepper)

Pepsi-Cola
Perkins

$75c

Co.—

-

(Dr.)

Corp.,

Class

$1.06

(quar.)

quarterly

.

Serrick

10-17

50c

non-voting

Extra

pfd.

(quar.)

Peoples National Bank
Increased

10-25

11-15

83Ac

(quar.)

(N.

■

10-15

11-30

,

—

Insurance

$1.50'

11-15

(quar.)

com.

Fire

(s-a)

10-15

$37c

(interim)

Ltd.

Mines,

S.

(quar.)

$1.06'A

preferred

Common

11-15

preferred

57'Ac

Pennsylvania Power, 4.24%
4.25% preferred (quar.)
Chemical Fibre

American

$$1.50

(quar.)

Penobscot

Selected

58'Ac

preferred

4.68%

__

6%

10-25

32'Ac

$1.30

10-25

11-15

Hill

U.

Hampshire—

preferred

11-18

11- 1

;

10-14

11-

12-10

(quar.)-

Shares

10-14

(initial)

common

11-15

Fund

10c

New

A

75c

87y2c

profits and 7 cents

25c

of

Co.

(initial)

income)

1

Insurance

33c

Continental

1

U. S.

7

10-10
10-24

15c

11-

U.

10-

50%

(quar.)

common

Machinery,
preferred (quar.)

6%

1

11- 9
12-5

(quar.)

11-

Power—

25c

preferred

$1.32

Tool,

$1

40c

Title

class

85c

Brewing

Pacific

Ltd.,

L_

(quar.)_

participating

Sierra

10-20

11-

60c

common

35c

Insurance

Security

10-22

1111-

new

(quar.)__i__

Co

Co.

10-27

10-20

$35c

dividend)

Shoe

6c

10-20

11-15

Funds, Inc.—

United

gains)

$3.40 preferred

10-20

11-15

JlOc

from securities

from

cents

Quarterly

5c

(initial)

common

Oil

&

Keno

(quar.)

Dillon

Seaboard

(s-a)

quar.)

1.6

10-20

11-15

87y2c

(stock

Corp.,

preferred

United

share

11-

—

Co.,

(initial

Preferred

Ltd.

Dredging,

i_—

Patterson

10-15

10-28

35c

Co.

of

11-15

$1
92y2c

.

f5c

income

Finance, $5.75 (entire issue called
redemption on Nov. 14 at $105 per
plus this dividend)

1

11-15

3'Ac

Parke, Davis & Co
Parker

preferred

11-15

3%

(quar.)

capital

Paper Co.,

$4

7'Ac

__

—

distribution

a

10-10

(quar.)

United

Seaboard

11-

Scott

10c

Chemical

Extra

Co.,

(quar.)

Lighting

Packard-Bell

Park

(quar.)

Products

10-15

11- 1

Ltd. (quar.)_
Calif.
(quar.)___

Co.

investment

cents

(4.4

B

United

Fund—

quarterly

30c

(quar.)

of

Co.

11-15

1

$2.50

(accum.)

(Canada),

United Drill

11-

34 %c

Nuclear

$6 pfd.
Missouri

of

11-

Extra

Schwitzer-Cummins Co.—

&

Inc.,

Corporations,

Class

12- 1

1

11-25

10c

Aircraft

United

approved

11-

40c

(quar.)

Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.—
convertible preference (quar.)

pay¬

11-30

Initial

Co.

Sugar

$3.50

11-

633/4C

10-18
10-18

,

(Dallas)

(Jnited

Com¬

1

_,

United

'

Pacific

Oil

the

11-25

37'/2C

—

Gas

Union

three-for-cne

a

the

10-21

1

10-25

12-15

11-

$1.12V2

(quar.)

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)

1

30%
to

Gas

preferred

11-

10- 3

$1.22y2

1

Line—

preferred

$3.70

10-31

*

Pipe

$4

10-15

25c

common

approved

subject

&

Union
new

Gas

$4.50

1

11-

35c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Electric

11-

25c

20c
25c

Corp.

City 9th Unit,

$20c

dividend

Directors

10-17
10-

Oil

$10c

(quar.)

(quar.)

on

11-17
11-17
11-17
11- 1
10-14

12- 1
11-17

(quar.)

Union

9-30

dividend

&

Co.

Tudor

(quar.)

Ltd.

Bank

preferred (quar.)
$2.52 preferred
(quar.)
Trinity Universal Insurance

Inc.—

Miguel Brewery__
& Co., Ltd., class

12- 1
12- 1

$1.06 'A

.

4.90%

10-10

10-24

preferred

Lawrence

10-14

10-14
10- 7

$1.14

(quar.)
Trust
(N. Y.)

25c

A

10-28

11- 1
10-28

(quar.)

11-

$1.19

class

20c

62y2c
17'Ac

(quar.)

(quar.)

(quar.)

12-

$1.17

10-14

$1.06 V4

preferred

common

15c

4'A%

10-31

J.

$2.50
Co.,

$1.02V'2
(quar.)_

11-15

(quar.)

Inc.

Co.,

Edison

(quar.)

A

Schenley Industries

11-17

1

11-15

$1.25

__

(quar.)

(quar.)

Therm-O-Disc,

(quar.)

class

60c

dividend)
Co.—

preference

$1.183/4

common

100%

28c
$1
$1.14
$1.12

(quar.)

Mfg.

convertible

10-24

11-18
10-15
10-14
10-10
10-10
10-10

10c

(quar.)

(stock

Glass

$1.02 >A

$6c

Ltd.

Co.,

(quar.)

...

1st

10-15

17'Ac

& Electric Co., 6%
pfd. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
1
preferred
(quar.)——

redeemable

12-

10-28

25c

1st

5%

1

Utilities

(quar.)

Class

12-15

$25c

Gas

5%

&

11-

10-11

12-15
10-31
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
10-28

Pipeline Co.—

(quar.)

preferred

Texas

56c

(quar.)

common

Inc.

preferred

11-25

$1

Scarfe

10-14

62 '/2C

"f

(quar.)

5%

$4.56

11-10

A

-San

1

$1-12 '/a

(quar.)

(quar.)—.

Canadian

Finance.

1

11-

$1.06'A

__

Pacific-Atlantic

Texas

7

B

St.

12-

10-31

Corp.—

Pacific

7

10-

Schlage Lock Co.—

(quar.)

Co.

10-

1

preferred

Corp.,

4%

12-15

$1.25

Brewing

1

11-

11- 1

(quar.)

pfd.

Instrument, 4.48%
preferred
(quar.)
Power & Light, $4 pfd. (quar.)

preferred

S

10-26

10c

preferred (quar.)

Owens-Corning Fibre Glass

Electric,
(quar.)

Ryder System. Inc. (quar.)

10-17

1

4)c

Co.

4.80%

11-

50c

Ltd.

11-

$4
Gas

$1
25c

Service,
Natural

Industries,

Texas

35c

(quar.)

(George D.) Corp.
Royalties Management Corp._

50c

(quar.)_

-

Products Co..

Co,

7

20c

Roper

25c

Co., com.

___

Elevator

Light

10-

$1.25

preferred H (quar.)___
4.10% preferred J (quar.)
43A% preferred I (quar.)

9-30

2Cc

(quar.)

Chemical

&

preferred F

Rogers

10-30

22V'2c

(quar.)
;

Electric

Corp.

Gas

1

$4.48

(actum.)

(quar.)

Aircraft

Rockland

10-30

$$1

preferred (quar.)
Oliver Corp., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)

5'A%.

10-14

Texas

11-

Co.—

Extra

pfd.

4(4%

Pacific

1

10-31

30c

30c

Gas

$3.60

1

.

(quar.)

Matlheson

Pabst

11-

$2

-

41 %c

(quar.)

Payable of Rec.

Share

(quar.)

4.75%

(quar.)

&

Old Town Corp., 40c

Outlet

Roanoice

(Spokane)—

(quar.)

Ohio

Otis

10-20

$2

(Chas.

Ontario

1

Utilities, Ltd.—
(quar.)_:

Illinois

Common

4.65%

Extra

Olin

11-

12-20

.

preference

Electric

Texas

10%

Cement

$1.25 partic. class A

of Northwestern Leather

Title

Northwestern

Okonite

10-20

for each share of Mass. Co.

Quarterly

Noyes

1

;

Nortnwestern

4%

11-

Riverside

1

(Mass.)--

held).

Mills

Texas

com¬

Holders

When

Per

Name of Company

share

per

dividend

10-13
11-

25c

___

——

(Mich.)

Stock

10-31

11-15

25c

____

Rice

Holders

Payable of Rec.

for

_____

$25c

A" (quar.)

.____

Northwest Industries. Ltd.

Stk.

Brand

Extra

5

283Ac

(quar.)

:(quar.)_-_

Liquidating

10-

20C

common

Extra

Northwestern

10-27

$1.50

___

(special)-

——

B

River

12-16

1-2-56

into

$6.50

(quar.)
Lines

Engineering.,

Extra

Class

plus this dividend). Convertible
mon
to October 31)

</> OO

Northwest
Northwest

9-23

called

25c

Greyhound

common

9-23

1

Share

Co., 5% pfd. (entire Issue
redemption on Oct. 31 at $105

25c

Northland

4.60%

10-18

1

11-

75c

Northern

Northern

1

11-

20c

preferred (quar.)-

5%

11-

37'/2c

(quar.)

(quar.)

com.

Company

Ritter

10-18

$1.25

preferred

Gas,

1

11-

When

Per
Name of

Payable 0) Rec.

20c

(quar.)

common

Holders

When

Per

Name of

Northern

51

(1739)

W.)

Co.

(quar.)

11- 1

10-15

30c
31'Ac

11-30
12- 1

11-10
11-10

50c

12- 1

11-10

52

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1740)

When

Per
Name of

Share

Company

Holders

of

This

Ltd., 67c pref. (s-a>__
Yale Lead & Zinc Mines, Ltd. (initial!—-——
Yates-American Machine Co

preferred

6%

convertible preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)___
convertible preferred iquar.)

6%

Ltd.,

common

preferred

4y2%

1

10-10

10-31

10-17

3772C
10-31
37l/2C 1-31-56
37 7jC 4-30-56

10-10

.

.

50c

10-

10-

1

for

for this dividend.

the

to

provide

the

in

adjacent

the

the

by

manufacture

of

company.

Plains

additional

The

butadiene

butadiene

synthetic

plant

used

also

SEC

the

by

in

rubber.

20

With

these

plants

under

its

private

date was Incorrect.
The
record date Is indicated here.

or

corrected

filed

Inc.,

first

facilities

new

in

the

will

begin

bearing

first quarter of

immediately

(par

its

1957.—V.

and

182,

is

of

the

six

Royal Canadian Air Force

Piasecki

H-21B

Workhorse

will

accept

citrus

lands

and

for

made

was

offering

helicopters,

from

planting

in

of

additional

net

orange

Investment News

7

line,

being

pushed

through

13)

page

obtained

were

duties.

(Continued from

Main

search

and

difference

in

able

six

be

hydro-electric
feet

49

of

maximum

The

next

generators

diameter

in

March,

each

for

could

generator

turbines

and

be

to

each

built

will

be

for

along

Canada's

producing

such

turn

units was

power

out

175,000

maximum

a

horsepower,

physical

size

Measuring
than

the

—V.

built.
inches in diameter,

The

130,000

246

installed

at

they

will

Dnieprostroy

55th

property

and

Parallel

of

and

were

3Va

be

inches

River.

subscription books on the $10,000,000 3%% first mort¬
gage bonds due Oct. 1, 1985, which were publicly offered
Oct. 5 at 101.377% and accrued interest, have been
closed, Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., managing underwriter,
announced on Oct. 19. (For details, see V. 182, p. 1465.)
—V. 182, p. 1571.

The

cost

above

company

this

of

the

in

reported

net

$9,528,480,

earnings

equal

outstanding

and

to

in

will

increase

an

each

on

of

the

of

35.1%

over

1954.

of

Argentina.

total

1955

would

Last

earnings
sales

690,219,176,

period

in

such

have

been

$2,12

or

the

to

be

for

used

of $7,052,264, equal to $1.44 a share.
for Parke-Davis in
the
1955 nine-month period totalled
an
increase of 12%
over
the
$80,568,841 for the same

1954.

TO

during

period

in

1954.—V.

182,

the

sales

of

with

sales

$

offered

104,974,337

—V.

182,

$

91,021,563

at

SEC

$

Corp.—To Invest in Fund—
Capital

Corp.

above.—V.

of

new

being
as

entire

to

Baker

plant.

generation

issued,

soon

River at

an

Oct.

on

by

17

at

The

proiects

two

estimated

an

cost

of

PRESENT

construction

the

on

Pepsi-Cola

Bottling

Co.

of Long Island, Inc.—Stock
& Co. and associates on Oct.

S. D.

share),

per

used

to

without

for

pay

notification

with

stock,

the

to

be

underwriting.
The net
incident to
mining

expenses

stock, to

be

offered

Thorndike,
proceeds

Oct.

on

15,000

Inc.,

at

Syle

used

filed

of

&

to

letter

a

7%

Co.,

notification

of

cumulative

($10 per

par

and
be

to

are

6

shares

share),
both

purchase

the

preferred

through Childs, Jeffries &

of

New

York

machinery

City.

and

The

RCA

the

set

and

equipment,

"This

Brain

change

the

stock

mon

being offered, 80,000 shares

the account of the
account of

models

The

the

sets,

RCA

Service

Remote

TV

it

announced

was

Co.,

Inc.

Control,"

adjust

said

Mr.

volume,

Cahill,

manufactured

dealers

of

VHF

stations,

Magic

Brain

unit

of

the

80,000

funds,

to

of

company

the

be

proceeds
shares

applied

debtedness for

products and

and 220,000 shares for the

company

to

the

to

of

to

to

Mr.

Cahill

it

Oct.

be

"the

to

turn

and

installed

which

marketed

nation.

fine

tuning

including

do

163

on

not

nationally

installation

by

said,

and

the

it

will

RCA

Television

Division.—V.

new

the

will

be

company from the
added to its general

It

purposes.

proceeds

future

is

by

stock

corporate

the

purchase of

finance

BUSINESS—Company

received

toward

the

is

the

intention

retirement

of

glass and boxes for

new Schweppes
equipment and inventory.

expansion,

directly in the manufacture and
distribution
of
soft
carbonated
beverages, principally bottled PepsiCola, Pepsi-Cola Fountain Syrup,
Schweppes Quinine Water, Schweppes
Ginger Ale and Schweppes Soda Water. The
company sells its products
wholesale solely through its
subsidiary, Meadowbrook Distributing Cor¬
poration, for distribution in Nassau
County, and through its subsid¬
iary, Tri-County Beverage Corporation, for
distribution
in
Suffolk
County.
EARNINGS—For
and

its

per

the

subsidiaries

Income

of

$402,009,

showed
equal

1955

the

consolidated

sales of $1,740,997
after provision for income
taxes, to

RCA

Service

1223,

p.

(par 25 cents)

UNDERWRITERS—The
each

underwriter

and

set

are

Lemon

1.000,000 shs.

names

forth

and

number

625,000 shs.

shares

of

&

Co.___

80,000

purchased

path
Co.

Hayden,
Jones,

Incorporated,. 18,000

Stone

&

Horner

Hents

G.

H.

Stroud

Stirling,

Mason,

I.

182,

&

Co...

Atwill

Co

du
p.

Chace,

18,000

&

&

Co._

Fed.

on

&

of

Inc..

West

trols for
a

2,887,233

5,000

5,000

181,

the

the

stock.

as

The

shares

shares

now

of

217,046,632

17,239,505

18,568,514

3,483,713

8,278,505

8,943,254

$1.08

$l.io

$2.60

$2.78

N.

for

operation

J„

the

feet

of

Industrial
for

being sold
616,950
shares

sale

will

of

and

retain

the

control

pressure
and

con¬

produces

requirements

of

in

under

1955—3 Mos.—1954

of

shares

the

of

American

shares

admitted

of
to

Stock

$3,318,819

the

on

that

Exchange

stock.

common

trading

17

for

The

of

Center.

Van

36

from

Net

the

total

American

has

it

listing

number

Stock

of

the

940,967

of

common

Exchange

is

now

ry.

$2.60

were

for

the

to

of

36

weeks

announced

subsidiary,
located

acres

has

in

that

Americuba

recently

three

acquired

Provinces

in

Republic

Steel Corp.

Period End. Sept. 30—

Petroleum

oil

and

Cuba.—V.

(&

Corp.,

Sales
Net

rights

gas

180, p.

to

2296.

per

♦On

to

the

basis

of

corporation

has

due

The

Mr.

in

S4.09

1965.

the

shares

the

bond

now

than
cited

He

of
two

1954

said

that

has

moves

of

is
at

for

been

the

35,093,946

first

this

30,

1955.

mortgage sink¬
issue

amounted

$50,000,000.

*

1955—40 Wks.—1954
$

1,334,483,037 1,255,202,728
132,335,215
120,070,679

Sept.

10,

1955

after

all

income

This

ended

$16,452,523.

This

for

Sept.

10,

1955 before

with

net

weeks

of

compares

the

first

36

all

income

income before
1954.—V.

182,

Ry.—Earnings—

1954

1953

1952

$1,546,548

$1,372,029

$1,162,089

$1,383,485

461.676

255.914

18,879

296,401

income

oper.

298,939

265,123

189,463

501,029

12,443,154

Net

from

Net

ry.

11,516,977

11,087,235

lb,832,121

3,505,688

2,539,635

1,923,160

1,941,949

2,622,254

railway
railway,

—V.

1,994,680

1,854,346

1,410,878

income

oper.

182, p.

1224.

St. Regis Paper Co.—Builds in
Canadaconstruction
constructed

is

in

well

now

Canada's

under

way

resource-rich

the

on

first

province

of

mill

pulp

Alberta.

to

The

is

be
mill

being built by North Western Pulp & Power
Ltd., a company jointlyowned by St. Regis
Paper Co. and North Canadian Oils Ltd., and will
produce 150,000 tons of bleached sulphate
pulp annually.
St. Regi3
is directing the
design and construction of the mill and will manage
operation.

indications

sometime

are

early

in

that

the

mill

1957.—V.

San

Antonio, Uvalde

August—
Gross

will

182,

be

in

operation

sched¬

as

1018.

p.

Net

ry.

RR.—Earnings—
1954

1953

$227,434

$327,349

$304,753

♦64,471

43,755

18,916

•7,913

♦148,980

♦38,170

♦68,142

♦79,295

2,372,742

2.613,299

2,753,091

2,551,101

railway
railway

from

Net

Gulf

&
1955

from

income

oper.

Gross

from

Net

ry.

railway
railway__

from

Net

1952

$285,524

Thomas

on

Oct.

Mr.

61,984

♦Deficit.—V.

182,

Patton

31,

F.

20.

said.

close of business Dec.

303,510

278,243

148,499

♦586,957

income,,.

oper.

of

a

*312,066

♦321,727

*402,633

1018.

p.

is

company

be

preparing

to

undertake

the

This

1954.

of

have

the

bonds

been

interim

of

financing

$7,000,000

Upon

will

in

the

of

bonded

of

total

44%

The

ferred

while

capital
the

a

November

retire

bank

additions

to

1955

year

expenditures

loans

plant.
as

a

and

expected

are

to

Bank

meet

loans
of

means

to

cash

which

providing

new

offering

in

sound

to

its

bonds,

of

total

the

ratio

total

capitalization

and conservative

ratio for

of

about

the

com¬

be

47%.

will

utilities.

Of

the

capitalization, bonded indebtedness at present repre¬
the remaining 59%
consists of 15% preferred stock
stock

common

company

stock

to

the

indebtedness

is

not

the

and

surplus.

planning

immediate

to

I-

offer

any

common

future.—V.

182,

p.

stock

or

pre¬

513.

i

Seaboard Air Line
RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates
Bros. & Hutzler and associates on
Oct. 21 offered $6,555,000 of series

P, 3% equipment
certificates, majturing annually Nov. 1, 1956 to
1970, inclusive, at prices scaled to yield from 2.85% to
3.15%, according to maturity. The offering represents
the first instalment of

110,000

an
aggregate not exceeding $13,certificates.
The group won award of

of such

the issue

on

Oct. 20

on

a

bid

of

98.727%.

Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. bid 98.5529%, also for
tion

of

the

and

sale

of

Interstate

the

certificates

are

hopper

Switching
cars.

last

and

preference

a

subject

3%
to

coupon.
the
authoriza¬

Commerce

Commission.
The entire issue of certificates is
to
be secured by new
equipment
estimated
to
cost
$17,497,106.
This
equipment
1,000 50-ton box cars; 400 70-ton covered

sleeping

prior

late

November.

sale

41%,

used

capital

during

which is considered
sents

be

further

obtained

Freight

the

in

offering of first mortgage bonds in the amount of
$18,000,000,
designated as series F due Oct. 1, 1985. The proceeds from the

$150,800,000," he said,
by more than 65%."
recently to strengthen Republic
was

reduced

year

sale

new

Issuance

by

debt

the

the

earnings per
3,405,817 shares after deducting preferred

on

$20,723,774

$^.32

Sept.

made

was

$45,758,802,
the

taken

within

3%

1954,

was

628

Vice-President,

First

long-term

years

other

its

1944

and

beginning
less

of

end

in

retirement

President

amount

last

outstanding

the

At

offer

long-term debt

Patton

financially.

63,142,811

$0.68

retired

in

of

Assistant

Republic's

"and

872.637.026

10,302,001

original

is less than one-half the
the

195.616,821

15,424,027

at

trust
$

$1.43

share

com.

$14,570,000.

"At

$

22,005,740

..

approxi¬

Offered—Salomon

1955—9 Mos.—1954

$

301.952.235

income

♦Earns,

Realty Corp.

occupy

$

a

Subs.)—Earnings Rise—

1955—3 Mos—1954
$

ended

weeks

from

and

Quick Oil Corp. As a result, Reiter-Foster has succeeded in broad¬
its oil and gas properties about 40%
and has entered a newof oil operations which
include contract drilling for others.
also

to

facilities.

1955

requirements

received

Kirk,

Kirk

Newark

From Jan. 1—
Gross

and

Van

was

space,

In

office

$7,896,023.

railway
railway,

company's

Mr.

In¬

it

group of buildings
addition to production

137,586,834 129,146,385
14,235,938
12,709,775

the

from

President,
stated
that
the
corporation
has
acquired all of the outstanding shares of capital stocks of Cardinal
Drilling Corp., Five Star Drilling Co., Empire National Drilling Co.,

field

brushes

Newark

lease,

a

$

$1,211,080.

taxes

pany's

H.

East

same

amounted

The

$3,083,297

2,663,907.
John

the East

in

space

St. Louis, Brownsville & Mexico

sale

Oct.

on

the

long-term

1224.

p.

1955—9 Mos.—1954

$1,066,621

Corp.—Listing—Acquisitions—

announced

to
for

them

p. 1573,

to

a

1955—4 Wks.—1954

to

the

share

income

to

corporation

right
same

exploit

San Diego Gas & Electric Co.- -Bond
Financing to Be
Undertaken in November—

Co.—Quarterly Sales Higher—
$1,231,621

the

to

From Jan. 1—

temperature

temperature

and

manufacturing firm

includes

____

for

income

taxes

its

are

owns

the

the sole

explore

compares with net income of $10,period of 1954.
After deducting preferred stock
dividends of $1,573,759 these
earnings amounted to $1.81 per share of
common
stock on
3,410,774 shares, the average number
ooutstandin?
during the period.
In the same period of 1954 the net

investment.

an

supplier

heater

Reiter-Foster Oil

Patton,

204.087,555




400,000

1316.

I).

Announcement

$

7,251,243

1117.

of

Reis &

ing fund bonds,

1955—9 Mos.—1954

73,882,528

p.

covering

has

minerals

the

with

industry.

(Robert)

This

7,026,476

182,

large

a

Period End. Sept. 30—
Sales

5 000

5*,000

call

square

amounted

076,274

Smith, Barney & Co. will head the underwriting group which expects
to make public offering of the shares on or about Nov.
3, 1955.

5,000

Subs.)—Earnings Off-

shares,—V.

for

(21.7% )

is

portion

automotive

&

3,370,626
share

Commission

statement

refrigerators, home freezers and air conditioners

major

the

571,500

Co

$

registration

Corporation, which
shares,
and
after

total

216,950

company

wholly-owned

r

$

a

prop¬

negotiated by E. M. Jones, Jr., President of
Rubber-

lease

Income

Present

7,000

74.488,628

taxes..

com.

The

Motors

10 000

Inc
&

filed

14

market

no

the

of

10,000

Co

Company,

Whiteside,

1955—3 Mos.—1954

income

•Based

Sons.___

Inc

Inc.

'.

per

and

Winslow

$

•Earns,

Co.,

Morris

Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc..
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.

12,000

1223,

Sales
before

&

14,000

Co

Pont

American

balance

10 000

;

Cruttenden

Philip Morris Inc. (&

Inc.

Co

&

production

Klausmann, Vice-President

the

contracted

taxes

its

ening

14,000

Period End. Sept. 30—

Net

Bonbright

Edwards &

18,000

Noel

Walker

Francis
—V.

k

G.

18,000
18,000

Alstyne,

Doolittle
A.

B

10,000

Co

&

Inc.

H.

D.

Co.

Hewitt..

Kreeger &

ficott,
Van

&

18,000

&

by

Shares

George

Exchange

been

additional

below:

Auchincloss, Parker & RedBlair

has

(61.7%)

net

Outstanding

Shares

Johnston,

by

cents

FINANCING

H.

100,000

Newark

uled

companv

36

and

ores

14.

was

sales

stock (par $5).
Up to the present, shares of the company have been
closely held and

approval
PRESENT

Authorized
stock

and

Oct.

on

to

1955

15,

developing uranium

company
claims and to

the

on

Newark,

sales

common

This

CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
Common

corporation

Securities

—V.

eight months ended Aug. 31,

share.

common

This

in¬

engaged

entire

Oct.

on

Canadian

UHF

advertised

182,

April

on

war¬

Safeway Stores Inc.—Current Sales
Up—

Victor

made to RCA Victor distributors,
featured in national and cooperative

be

Victor

and

of

issued

RCA

have

through RCA

The

17

as

designed

Is

Delaware

thereof.—See also V. 182,

Per. End. Oct. 8—

most

on

on

Ranco, Inc., Columbus, Ohio—Registers With SEC—

there

common

any

apply

be

East

Net

receiver

Described

picture

1951

being

the

control,

"can

since

is

throughout

remote

advertising of

selling stockholder.

a

PROCEEDS—Net
sale

being sold for

are

and

mately

and

technicians, is $59.95.
Shipments of the unit are being

300,000 shares of common stock (par 25
cents)
price of $6 per share. Of the 300,000 shares of com¬

a

set

jTerms of

Gross

off.

set

accessory,"

TV

operates all important television
feet away can now be installed

President of

Magic

on,

turn

that

from up to 30
black-and-white

Victor

new

unit

share

net

Radio Corp. of America—New Remote Control—
control

in

exploring

other

August—

remote

exercise

per

cents

assignments, the

and

in

The contract

working capital.

A

Outstanding
*4,300,000 shs.

the

leading manufacturer of paint and
shaving

a

its

Center

announced

Net

with

convertible

30

organized

was

operations

discovery

transfer

dividends

19 offered
at

at

for

Upper

Company

Offered—Johnston, Lemon

leasehold

This company,
will

Net

common

working

FINANCING

20,000,000 shs.
reserved

shares

acquiring,

vanadium

dustrial

permits
next
spring.
scheduled for 1959.—V. 182,

is

the

mining

successful

weather

as

development

cents

be

corporation

price

443.

p.

announced

was

Lower

present

kilowatts

(10

par
are

television

180,

the Upper Baker

on

acquisition

and

Rubberset Co., Newark, N. J.—To
Transfer Operations

build

to

Buttes Uranium Co., Inc., Rapid City,

covering

tuners.

Interamerican

license

a

1,000,000

of

purpose

common

Victor

See

the

the

by E, C. Cahill.

787,988,431 714,534,966

1117.

p.

Pennroad

plant

for

Quaker State Foods Corp., Pittsburgh, Pa.—Files—

of

1955—9 Mos.—1954

$

Commission

the

conduct

on

long and provide greater control of the Baker
permit another 55,000 kilowatts of added capacity

will
at

of

adjustments

1955—Month—1954

Power

costs

Tellier.

uranium,

Light Co.—Plans Expansion—

corporation on Oct. 6 filed a letter of
covering 500,000 shares of non-assessable

RCA

Period End. Sept. 30—

918.

p.

for

pay

holds under assignments of mining leases an
aggregate
of
37
unpatented mining claims located in the
Big Indian District,
San Juan County, Utah.

$30,-

(J. C.) Penney Co.—September Sales Increased—

Bales

Ontario,

the

The company

Under

Mills,

operations.

three-month

same

182,

The
SEC

1571.

p.

15.—V.

for

cent)

one

1,000,000 shares

purchase

Domestic

for

During the third quarter of 1955, Parke-Davis had
428,370
and
earnings of
$3,134,617.
This
compared
827,983,890 and earnings of $2,494,749

Algoma

near

of

Further details

to

exploration

EFFECT

$

The

showed

report

to

(par

include

erties.

1342.

share.

a

nine-months

Oct.

on

$27,000,000

Subject to
the
license
project
will
start

p.

not

BUSINESS—Company

area

Completion

earnings been included, as they were
earnings for the first nine-months

pointed out,

company

President.

Baker

net

$10,391,925,

the company

year,

Net

Had

around

140,000

proceeds

consolidated

years,

rescue

$35,000,000.

nine-month

the

$1.94

reported this amount after deducting and reserving
period $863,445, equivalent to 1955 local net earnings to

that

in

prior

net

19

totalled
shares

rants

—Files With SEC—

company

during
date

of

period

same

The

Oct.

on

year

couimor.

this

Federal

miles

This

Pumpkin

4.899,457

and

dam, some 300 feet high, would be located about eight
company's
present
Baker
River
project,
create
a

installed

be

stock

"Does

the

nine

River flow.

to

of

proposed

miles

on

Parke, Davis & Co.—Reports Increased Earnings—

the

to

McLaughlin,

reservoir

period

of

85,000-kilowatt hydroelectric

an

estimated
Frank

larger

Pacific Power & Light Co.—Bonds Sold—The dealers'

This

mill

officially opened

Application

the largest

as

search

the H-21A being a
equipped for Trans¬

being

17

Authorized

Common

of

six

1572,

p.

Puget Sound Power &

20 miles downstream
record

for

carried,

H-21B

H-21A,

Oct.

speculation.

are

leases,

CAPITALIZATION GIVING

Coulee

kilowatts

1017.

p.

the

Piasecki

RCAF

equipment

and

said.

Russia's Dnieper

on

mine

Canada,

ever

turbines

182,

Grand

at

of

Blair

182,

the

the

Pronto Uranium Mines, Ltd.—Mine Opened—

Valley
producing a

of

in

from

avail¬

power

Pleasant

capable

The four hydraulic turbines at Mountain Sheep,
from Pleasant Valley, will hang up another world
In

first

with

kilowatts.

170,000

previous record size

where
from

developments

1959.

The

will

both

at

is

machine,

rescue

port duties.—V.
starts

for

only slightly
last, year by

of

capital.

Walter F.

differs

H-21B

which

groves.

(Utah)—Stock Offer¬

issue

our

as a

proceeds

the

latitude.
The

Polk

with

of 3,000,000 shares of common stock
at 15 cents per share, through Tellier &

cent)

one

PROCEEDS—The

delivery

new

warning

notification

follow:

1465.

p.

plant in Morton, Pa., it was announced on Oct. 14.
helicopters will join other H-21's, obtained last year, on
transportation chores during the construction of the Mid-Canada early

General Corporation and

of

the
of 6%
registered bonds, to be offered at par
without underwriting.
The net proceeds are to be used

manufacturers

The

Davenport,

letter

a

$225,000

ing—Mention

Pia&ecM Helicopter Corp.—Canadian Gov't Deliveries
the

10

Co., Jersey City, N. J.,

the

of

During November
of

purchase

public

fabricators

trademark.

Construction

payment

covering

Oct.

on

Rio de Oro Uranium Mines, Inc.

ownership

the company makes and sells
to
rubber
different types of synthetic rubber materials

expected to be completed

published

and,

date

corporation

units of $100,

to

xLess Jamaica income tax.
j Previous

and that the conversion of $60,000,000
182, p. 1504.

completed.—V.

was

this

government.

than

for redemption

debentures

Monday, October 24, 1955

»

Ridge
Citrus
Concentrate,
County, Fla.—Files—

customer

"Philprene"
Non¬

resident tax 77c.

income tax.

Less British

a

Canadian non-residents tax.
tax deductible at the source.

funds,

Canadian

in

resident tax 157c;

plant

operation,

more

fPayable In U. S. funds, less 157c

tPayable

announced

demand
for
Philprene
synthetic
rubber
has
expansion.
Phillips
purchased
the
butadiene
and
copolymer plants from the government in. April 1955. Prior to the
purchase of the plants, Phillips had operated
them under contract
and

•Transfer books not closed

recently

capacity of the

Increased

necessitated

9-30

1

15%

production

be

Increased

1

11-

.156'/^c

the

to

copolymer

10-14

11-1

122V2C

—

(quar.)

will

7-10

11- 1
10-23

16c

The

1-10
4-10

31ViC 7-31-5G

Gas Co. (quar.)—
Consolidated Gold, Ltd

teller's

11-

25c

County

Yukon

10-31

t2c

(quar.)

convertible

York

12-12

addition

6%

6%

3%

.

called

was

convertible

company's

wholly owned subsidiary, Phillips Chemical Co.. will
expand by an additional 22%
the capacity of its Plains copolymer
plant near Borger, Texas, according to K. S. Adams, Chairman, and
Paul
Endacott,
President of both companies. This expansion
is
in

Co.—

Cab

Yellow

W.i.

(F.

YVoolworth

stock

Phillips Petroleum Co.—Unit to Expand—

Payable of Ree.

.

.

Associated

Stroud

in

&

the

Co.,

locomotives,

and

offering

Drexel &

Inc.—V.

are:

182, p.

25

1504.

cars;

stainless

Co.;

10

steel

railroad

includes

Diesel

Road

lightweight

Union Securities

COrp.

Number 5475

Volume 182

Seaboard Finance
This

company,

United

will

States,

largest

Board Chairman,

Thompson,
The

personal loan companies in the
extend its operations to Canada on Nov. 1, W. A.
the

plans

company

Canadian

announced

establish

to

Oct.

on

least

at

18.

the

in

months, with the first
to
be located
in Toronto.
Operations will be conducted through a
Canadian subsidiary,
Seaboard Finance Co. Ltd. of Canada,
which
larger

chartered

been

has

Seaboard,

with

added

the

in

states

31

fiscal

the

few

next

Dominion.

resources

the

in

within

by

offices in

loan

286
were

cities

of

excess

and

$200,000,000,

Hawaii.

operates

now

Thirty-nine of these offices

Sept.

ended

year

1955.—V.

30,

182,

573.

p.

Washington

Natural Gas Co.

below.—V.

182,

Securities

Acceptance

corporation

Oct.

on

(91.965%) of the out¬
exercise its rights
it will be entitled,
and to purchase all unsubscribed shares offered to the minority stock¬
holders. In addition, NEES was autnorized to make an offer to pur¬
chase from the minority stockholders, at $25 per
share for a period
of
GO
days, their present holdings of Southern Berkshire's
capital
stock and any shares wnich tney may acquire pursuant to said rights
offering.
New
England Gas
and Electric Association,
which holds
2,256 of the 2,440 minority shares outstanding,
has agreed to sell
such shares to NEES at the price of $25 per share.—V.
182, p. 1505
and V.

13,964

for

filed

letter

a

Electric

covering 5,000 shares of 5%
cumulative preferred stock
(par
$25), to be offered at $26.25 per share, through Cruttenden & Co.,
Chicago,
111.:
Wachob-Bender
Corp.,
Omaha,
Neb.
and
The
First
Trust
Co.
of
Lincoln,
Lincoln,
Neb.
The net proceeds are
to
be
for

working capital.—V.

for

the
of

tion

Moyne,

net

Federal

State

A

upon
into

special meeting of stockholders has been called for Nov. 10 to act
the proposed merger of Consolidated Chemical Industries, Inc.
Chemical Co.—V. 182. p. 1505.

Stauffer

587,000

931,000

891,000

25,000

23,500

37,500

37,000

taxes

taxes

exploiatory

182, p. 1018.

operating

Income

$1,166,624

$1,208,153

$752,318

$796,696

income

160,361

194,217

243,375

The

Corp. of America—Current

Period End. Oct. 1—

Silvaire
■—Stock

$558,101

$964,778

$869,802

Aircraft

The

cent) at 10 cents
proceeds

costs.—V.

as a

tained

Southeastern

ciates

Oct.

on

The

net

corporate
This

capital

1946,

primarily

of

or

Co.

retail

in

sales

in the
trailers

is engaged
mobile homes

house

Lloyd E.

the

in

underwriting with Powell & Co.

Erwin &

3rothers;

and

will

Co.;

&

Corp.;

Joe

Smith, Clanton & Co.—V.

and

&

McAlister

182,

Co.;
&
p.

Stuart & Co.

offered

Three

3'As:

mortgage

100.522,

and

bids
Loeb

Kuhn,

be

to

are

Co., 100.25.
redeemable at

interest.

crued

by

the

pected

to

The

balance

the proceeds

of

On

June

and

having

areas

for

use,

other

transmission

the

radio

of

television

and

programs

six

months

ended

June

30,

1955,

058,925 and net

income

CAPITALIZATION

PRESENT

TO

EFFECT

40-year

40-year
35-year
40-year

Capital

UNDERWRITERS—The

names

cf

the

Stuart

Inc.

Adams

tion.

Robinson & Co.
Auchincloss,
Parker &
Redpath
Co

&

Bache

-

Bear,
Blair

&

Inc

Co.

Blair

William

&

Co.____

&

Co.
Co.

&

Broome

Co

and

Burnham

Brothers

Byrd

Carolina Securities Corp.

Central

Republic

Merle-Smith

200,000

Co..

&

Co
Co
&

Bruce

B.

&

—V.

182,

Co

Sweney Cartwright &
Co.
Thomas & Company
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.
Weeden

&

Co.

Inc

Co

500,000

Wertheim

Co

100,000

Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner

&

an

at

SEC

has

additional
par

new

L.

his

major

partner

Gwin,

firm

the

in

of

Choate,

Hall &

tively

pictures,

motion

low-cost
films

Negro.

planned for exhibition in

are

GIVING

CAPITALIZATION

the creative, artistic
Both dramatic and
theatres and on television.

mainly utilizing
American

the

of

abilities

technical

and

musical

EFFECT

TO

PRESENT FINANCING

Authorized
stock

Common
—V.

182,

Packaging Corp.—Plans Stock

directors

The

to

be

with

Outstanding

1,620,000 shs.

Split—

split

the

common

common

3-for-l

stock
and to

stock for Incentive Stock

800,000
1,250.000

100,000

A

to

Electric Co.—Financing

on

1954.

Net

called at an early date

on

of

Oct.

this

announced that net

climbed

or

order

to offer
capital stock for subscription

authorizing

15,184 shares of its $25 par

this

company

by holders of the outstanding 30,368 shares on the basis of one
for each two shares held.

share




share,

and

common

construction

of

addi¬

East, Pa.—V.

1953

1954

1952

$72,474

$138,157

$106,095

104,948

45,907

190,476

60,555

82,288

21,335

28,049

17,112

1,104,789

581.764

1,030,976

857,599

885,582

370,009

791,601

505,756

698,245

216,468

233,656

155,491

income

oper.

182, p. 657.

from

railway

railway.

income

oper.

1225.

182, p.

Textron American, Inc.—Further
This
with

diversification

corporation's

announcement

the

on

Oct.

Diversification—

program

by

18

further

was

Royal

Little,

advanced

Chairman

the

of

the Kordite Corp. of Macedon, N. Y.
Kordite
Corp. manufactures plastic products rhich include plastie
clotheslines, garment and produce bags, freezer supplies, plastic bristle
brooms as well as protective covers for countless industrial uses and
merchandising aids for the general apparel industry.
Kordite Corp. was organized in 1946 by Richard M. Samuels, Presi¬
dent, and Howard J. Samuels, Executive Vice-President.
During the
first year of
operations, the company's sales were $350,000, whereas
this year's sales are running at a current rate approaching $10,000,000.
Inasmuch as Kordite is in the forefront of the
fast-growing poly¬
that Textron had acquired

Board,

field,

plastic

ethylene

for

reasons

research

joining

greater

for

would

program

Kordite

Samuels

Messrs.

gave

as

one

of

the

Important

the Textron family of business enterprises the
financial backing so that their expansion and

the fullest acceleration and potential..
100,000 sq. ft. plant in Macedon,

have

presently operates a modern

has already approved plans for an addition, to its present
facilities. Moreover, plans for the construction of a new plant, in 1956,
to be located on the West Coast, have already been approved.
These
N.

Y.,

and

will

facilities

enable

the

company

to

expand

its

current

well as providing productive capacity for new de¬
become ready for marketing.
In line with
the established formula. Kordite will be a division of
Textron American, Inc.
Richard M. Samuels will continue as President;
Howard J. Samuels as Executive Vice-President.—V.
182, p. 1505.
of

line

products

velopments

as

they

as

Engineering Corp.—Boeing Order

Thermal Research &
This

for

a

corporation has received from
high temperature, high pressure

Boeing Aircraft Co., an order
heat exchanger. The heat

gas

which will join other Thermal units purchased
Boeing, will be used to expand the airframe manufacturer's
and jet engine component testing facilities.
exchanger,

The

order

Boejng

Allison

comes

General

of

Division

on

the heels of a
for

Corp.

Motors

earlier by
jet engine
the

recent order from
similarly

designed

heat

of larger capacity.
The Allison order, for over $300,000,
the largest in Thermal's six-year history.
Like the Boeing order,
Allison heat exchangers will be used for gas turbine testing and

exchangers
was

the

182,

p.

1506.

Time, Inc.—To Invest in
Interamerican

See

Fund—

Capital Corp.

Tracer lab, Inc.—Starts

above.—V,

181, p.

2698.

Nuclear Instrument Plant—

has just been
which manufactures peacetimo atomic
instruments and chemicals, it was announced on Oct.
14.
The new plant is expected to be ready in the Summer of 1956. The
plant comprises 164,000 square feet in Waltham, Mass. The laboratories
are
of .-modular
construction with 11 modules (for chemistry and
physics), consisting of one laboratory and three offices per module,
and an additional five modules for "hot" laboratories. It will have the
latest facilities for
safe handling of radioactive materials/including
heavily shielded hot labs and caves.
Besides its production facilities for radioactive chemicals, the
plant
will also house Tracerlab's manufacturing equipment for medical end
laboratory instruments, as well as its industrial division, which con¬
centrates
on
application of radioactive isotopes j and nuclear instru¬
ments to industrial process control.—V. 179, p. 48; 1
America's newest

started

and largest Nuclear Instrument plant

corporation,

this

by

Troy Copper & Uranium Corp.,
The

corporation

on

Oct.

11

filed

a

Las Vegas, Nev.—Files

letter

of notification with the

300,000 shares of non-assessable common stock, to be
offered
at par ($1 per share),
without underwriting. The net pro¬
ceeds are to be used to pay for expenses incident to mining activities.
p.

861.

The

Trust

Guaranty

Co.

Liquidating Dividend—
appointed agent to
of $21 a share to

of New York has been

payment of the initial liquidating distribution
holders of capital stock of this corporation.

Ultrasonic Corp., Cambridge,

corporation

on

Mass.—Sells Stock—This

Oct. 18 announced the sale of 680,000 of
order to strengthen the position of

its common shares in
the company.

1955 was $2,347,000, or 99c per
$1,581,000, or 67c per share during the corre¬
sponding period last year.
Third quarter sales were $29,525,000 in
1955 as compared with $24,093,000 in 1954.
Stated income does not reflect Stauffer's equity in the undistributed
Net

an

—V.

income for the first

increased 44%
to $6,475,000, or $2.75 Per
$1.92 per share earned in the same period
to a record $79,704,000 from $64,174,000 last

year

$4,508,000,

sales

18

year.

issued

ry,

for

pay

of

$132,152

make

Co.—Earnings Higher—Merger—

Chemical

company

from

to

$500

$100,

debentures.

Ry.—Earnings—

railway..

182,

meeting of stockholders will be
proposals.—V. 182, p. 1381.

months

amount of

of

shares

50

processing of fruits and vegetables,
fruits and extraction of fruit juices,

of

freezing

railway

—V.

these

Stauffer
This

used

of

rate

in the

engaged

Twisco Corp.—Initial

special

act

the

principal

be

to

are

denominations

in

at

1955

from

from

finance plans now under consideration for further
diversification, and at the same time to attract and
personnel through the issuance of Incentive Stock

to

to

and

competent

plants
will in¬

gas

plants

two

covering

and

Options.

158,000
300.000
600,000

Gross

SEC

view

a

these

about 3,400 barrels per day.

voted to increase authorized common

Keenan,

A.

necessary

expansion
hold

18

issued

$100

Texas & Northern

employees only.
President, stated that these actions were
providing additional common stock which may

officers

for

John

taken

Oct.

300,000

Options
Dr.

on

shares and voted to
shares of the new

3,000,000

reserve

3,000,000 shs.

cents)—

10

(par

514.

p.

has under
the United

(N.

Corp.

proceeds are to be used to pay for equipment
and accessories; for financing film productions; and for working capital.
BUSINESS—The
Splendora Film
Corp.,
incorporated In Delaware
on Feb.
23, 1955, intends to engage in the business of producing rela¬

Standard

600,000
500,000

attention to directing the

net

PROCEEDS—The

400,000

Approved—
The

devote

will

active

speculation.

share,

&

be

Kennedy

Samuel

was

nine

Power

to

was named Chairman of
in the company's manage¬

firm,

the

continue

will

and

Mr.

of

Y.)—Stock Offered—J. H.
Lederer Co., Inc. and McGrath Securities Corp., both of
New York City, on Oct. 14 offered 1,200,000 shares of
common stock (par 10 cents)
at 50 cents per share as a

-

1573.

Southern Berkshire

Set-Up Announced—

100,000

250,000

_

-

&

Joyce
p.

Inc.

300,000
600,000

Co

Hirsch & Co
John

Stern Brothers & Co—
Stifel,
Nicolaus & Co.,

400,000

600.000
1,250,000
400,000

Sons-

Haupt
Hentz

Anderson

&

Hallgarten &

Co.

1,000

been

founder

Splendora Film

100,000

L. F. Rothschild & Co, 1,250,000
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler 1,250,000
Schwabacher & Co
350,000
Shearson, Hammill &

150,000
150,000

Martin Investment Co

incorporator of this firm, makers of
elected President.
Mr. Spencer, also a
responsible for financial and business administra¬
years
he also has been associated with Scudder,

Kennedy,

200,000

Inc

7,500

h»s

is

quick

the

research.—V.

100,000
100,000

600,000

3,000
3,000

Boyce

Stewart.

600,000

Co.,

The Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc.___

250,000
1,250,000

be

many
Clark.

&

Board

tors

i

the

Raifensperger, Hughes &

150,000
200,000

250,000

& Co

Ellis

Gregory &

Heller,

Corp

Iowa

of

Freeman

Green,

& Co.™

Pollock &

E.

Inc.

600.000

Fauset, Steele

Ira

Wm.

Co.,

&

Dickson

Inc.

First

Roger S. Palmer Co..—_
Patterson, Copeland &
Kendall, Inc
—

700,000

&

S.

500.000
150,000
500,000

Co.

(Inc.)

City Securities Corp.—
Clayton Securities Corp.
Julien Collins & Co
Dick

New York Hanseatic
Corp.
—
Norris & Hirshberg, Inc.
J. A. Overton & Co

1,250,000
500,000

300,000

Bradford

C.

Stockton

500,000
700.000

500.000
1,250,000

Weeks & Co
Stearns & Co

Baker,

Co.,

Shares

Quail & Co
Stein Bros. &

company's research and development with special emphasis on long
range
planning, new applications of existing instruments and new
development in the instrument and television fields.
George W. W.
Brewster, the third original incorporator of the company, was named
Chairman of the Executive Committee.
Elected to the board of direc-

Co.
1,250,000
W. C. Langley & Co.—
800,000
The Milwaukee Co.___—
500,000
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
250,000

150,000

For

ment.

150,000

&

pur¬

original

an

products,

will

Stevens

200.000

Kormendi

250,000

Peck

&

Spencer,

director,

each are as follows:

Inc.
Ladenburg, Thalmann &

$2,650,000

Aspden,

H.

Donald

the

Kalman & Co., Inc.—

Co.

&

.

to

preferred

p.

—New Management

Southern

and

agreed

8,000
7,500

Company.—
1613,

additional

two

and

1956

plant of which is located at North

necessity

Corp

in

storage facilities.

additional

Outstanding

underwriters

several

principal amount of debentures to be purchased by

Halsey,

182,

for

$35,000,000
25,000,000
45,000,000
75,000,000
55.000,000
30.000,000
shs.
8,500,000 shs.

severally

have

Spencer-Kennedy Laboratories, Inc., Cambridge, Mass.

FINANCING

Authorized

debs., due Sept. 1, 1972- $35,000,000
3% debs., due July 1, 1979..__
25.000,000
23A% debs., due Aug. 1, 1985—
45,000,000
27/8% debs., due July 1, 1987
75,000,000
3'/s% debs., due Sept. 1, 198955,000,000
3'A% decs., due Oct. 15, 199530.000,000
stk. (par value $100 per share)
9,000,000

40-year

Ohio

Fitzroy

30-year 23i%

R.

The

—V.

of $31,082,619.

GIVING

underwriters

Shares

Telephone & Telegraph Co. had total operating revenues of $253,-

Bell

$26

below:

Caiolina Securities

purposes.

the

of

the respective number of shares of

company

forth

electronic

EARNINGS—For

J.

and

the restrictive

from

price

the

Weld & Co

White,

services

and

set

part

in

or

at

notice

the

from

population

a

whole

in

days'

30

UNDERWRITERS—The

teletypewriter exchange service, mobile radio-telephone service,
and facilities for private line telephone and teletypewriter

service,

time

any

company

states

hereafter acquired by

subject to

amount but

principal

aggregate

stock

of
125,000 or more and about
arc in other exchange areas having
a population between 25,000
125.000.
Other services furnished by the company include toll

20%

to

as

than

telephones in service and was furnishing local service in 1,053 exchange
areas.
About 52% of the company's telephones are in 25 metropolitan
exchange

or

the option of the company
time to time upon not less
if redeemed on or before
Dec.
31,
1957; $25.75 per share if redeemed thereafter and
on or
before Dec. 31, .1959;
$25.50 per share if redeemed thereafter on or
before
Dec.
31,
1961; $25.25 per share if redeemed thereafter and
on
or
before Dec. 31, 1966 and $25 per share if redeemed thereafter,
plus in each case accrued dividends.
:t

at

•

the company had 4,643,250

1955,

owned

dated as of July 1, 1936, as amended, to Harris Trust
Bank and W.
H. Milsted, Chicago, 111., as trustees.
first
mortgage
bonds
may
be
issued without specified

provisions of the indenture of mortgage.
tThe preferred stock is redeemable at

at the time the proceeds are re¬
will be used for general corporate

30,

property

on

21

From Jan. 1—

Savings

limit

plus ac¬

proceeds

net

company

including
the

company

Additional

i? engaged In the

Tennessee.

mortgage

by

operating

convertible

be

for each

pari

from

chase

and

The

ry.

♦Secured

be

early

production by

be

to

are

to

are

tional cold

Net

business of furnishing com¬
munication services, principally telephone service in Alabama, Florida,
Georgia,
Kentucky,
Louisiana,
Mississippi,
North
Carolina,
South
Carolina

and
(no

Net

purposes.

BUSINESS—Company

stock

30,000 shs.
88,000 shs.
283,937

130,000 shs.
120,000 shs.

$25).

will
by

area

net liquids

debentures

The

$1,000

Net

(par

in

acres

corporation on Oct. 17 publicly offered
$300,000 of 6% convertible debentures due Sept. 1, 1970
(subordinated) at 100% and accrued interest, through
Howard J. Bowes, Secretary, North East, Pa.

Net

company

stock (par
$25)

pref.

stock

net

currently includes 21
partnership ex¬
land acreage in oil

seven

Offered—The

387,000

affiliated

from

cum.

and

repay

$28,500,000

approximate

to

A,

4,000,000

August—

Outstanding

and

182, p. 961.

Gross

the

Telephone

American

FINANCING

•

Surplus

company

:

PRESENT

TO

program

wells

Sunshine Packing Corp. of Pennsylvania—Debentures

$2,042,000

5 '/2 %

from the sale of the debentures will be
outstanding advances from its parent
& Telegraph Co., which are ex¬

proceeds

company

organization,
ceived.

the
par,

t.

PROCEEDS—Net
used

104.123%

of

to

option

the

prices ranging from

redemption

general

&

series

Common

for the debentures,
also as
100.579; Morgan Stanley & Co.,

bid

Corp.

—V.

Advances
*

received

were

Boston

debentures

The

at

First

and

(issuable in
4'/2%,
due
July

bonds,

income taxes amounted
months is approximately

The acquisition of
highest peak and the

the

at

Coast

Sunray's

1961

1,

30,000,000 of 40-year 314%

competing

The

Inc.,

EFFECT

company on Jan.
of Kentucky and

Authorized
♦First

1018.

associates on
debentures,
due Oct. 15, 1995, at 101.123% and accrued interest, to
yield 3.20%. The group won award of the issue at com¬
petitive sale on Oct. 17 on a bid of 100.6511%.

Offered—Halsey,

States

the

in

GIVING

CAPITALIZATION

G.

telephone

a

as

business

do

to

nine

drilling

drilling

operated

Mid-Continent

Gulf

the

The

Co.;

Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Debentures

18

conditions

future

by

securities and
which cannot

additional

such

of

determined

Delaware on Sept. 5, 1930.
1, 1931
Tennes¬
provides local and long distance telephone service.

it

series)

Oct.

amount

and

be

operations

licensed

is

where

and Gordon Meeks

Frank S. Smith

Co.;

Securities

Interstate

Co.;

Canady

nature

commenced

It

see

Booker

are:

Crawford

ob¬

BUSINESS—Company was incorpoiated in

organized

financing

Associated

and
fur¬

forecast.

be

now

general

purposes.

of

com¬

funds, on hand,
(2)
cash available from
principal items of which are the provision for

the

sale

of

time

and

working

for

used

the

treasury

(1)

sources,

The

quired.

(par $1) at $5 per share.

be

automobiles.

and

&

to

are

corporation,

business

H.

stock

common

from

operating

$300,000 of 5Vz% subordinated
debentures due 1970 at 100% and 60,000

proceeds

reimburse

to

depreciation and retained earnings, (3) sales of certain properties of
the company
which are expected to be completed before the end of
1955,
and
(4)
the sale of additional securities,
when and as re¬

asso¬

13 offered

sinking fund
shares of

Of¬

C.—Securities

S.

Columbia,

Fund,

fered—Powell & Co. and Gordon Meeks & Co. and

used

be

pany's treasury for expenditures heretofore made for extension
improvement of its properties and to pay part of the cost of
ther construction expenditures.
Additional funds to finance
the construction program will be

13.

p,

will

proceeds

the

operations.

is

areas

Sunray

publicly offered 30,000 shares of 5Vz% cumulative pre¬
ferred stock at par ($25 per share) and accrued divs.
net

and

drilling

approximately

crease

PROCEEDS—The

Federal

and

for

States.
in

(par

to be used to pay for exploration and develop¬

are

182,

shares of common stock
speculation.

income

exploratory

company's
owned

ploratory

Offered—White, Weld & Co. and associates on Oct. 20

Colo.

Offered—Carroll, Kirchner & Jaquith, Inc., on

The net
ment

Collins,

Co., Fort

Uranium

<£?

to

State

for

net

and other income for the
Operating costs and ex¬
depreciation, dry holes and
$30,000,000
for
the
period.
The

depletion,

$27,535,000.

lease

Co.—Preferred Stock

Continental Telephone

were

$221,000,000.

as

and

amounted

provisions
and

are

operating

gross

given

$149,000,000,

$13,000,0G0

plants

directors

14.

was

abandonments

company's

drilling, plus re-drilling
expected to offset "normal
informed at a quarterly

development

and

the

estimated

months

totaled

prospect

182, p. 514.

Southern

July 15 offered 3,000,000
one

-V.

1118.

p.

_.

$6,922,982 $50,330,916 $45,039,774

$7,850,615

182,

income

Net

1955—39 Wks.—1954

1955—5 Wks.—1954

Sales

—V.

Sales Up—

Drilling

Co.—Exploratory

Oil

filed

new

Oct.

on

company's

lease

activity

and

production",

nine

100%

Shoe

in

penses

296,822

$636,335

deductions

flooding

first

to
Net

Mid-Continent

Sunray

Program Expected to Offset Normal Decline in Output—

meeting held

1955—12 Mos.—1954
$6,030,096 $5,563,568
2,176,653
2,094,624

$3,759,920
1,362,818

624,000

inc.—

oper.

inc.

inc.

Co.—Earnings Higher—

1955—8 Mos.—1954

subsidiary

satisfactorily.

decline

$4,067,268
1,445,696

revenue-

oper.

of

Stauffer,

New

Period End. Aug. 31—

Electric

the

with

SEC

used

Hans

water

notification

of

Consolidated Chemical Industries, Inc. and other uncon¬
companies.
President, reported to stockholders that the demantf
company's products remains strong.
He stated that construc¬
new
production facilities at Omaha, Neb.; Tacoma, Wash.; L»
Ala.; Vernon, Calif.; and Reynosa, Mexico,
was proceeding

earnings

solidated

166, p. 956.

513.

p.

Neb.—Files—

Omaha,

Corp.,

10

note

of Southern Berkshire, to
additional shares to which

stock

capital

subscribe

to

Southern Colorado Power

The

outstanding

company's

the

holding company, which now owns 27,928 shares

Seattle Gas Co.—Consolidation Ratified—
See

against

applied

be

Indebtedness, incurred in connection with its construction program.
The Commission also authorized New England Electric System, parent

standing
offices

loan

10

will

Proceeds

Co.—Organizes Canadian Unit—

of

one

5S

(1741)

,

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

income for
as

the

compared

third quarter of

to

The

corporation also

M.

Townsend,

substantially new board of direc¬
Chairman of Vitro Corp. of America;

announced a

tors, including Charles S. Payson,
Dr. G. Russell Tatum, managing

Vice-President

director of Vitro Laboratories;
of Axe Science & Electronics

Morris
Corp.,

54

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1742)

William

C.

Hoaman

F

of

E.

W.

banker

investment

Hutton

and

&

Chairman

Co.;

of

Carrol

J.

Board

of

the

United

Paper Co.; Ellis M. Moore, Treasurer of the company;
Nelson, President of Modern Engraving & Machine Corp.,

Fred B.

and

partner of Ropes, Grey,

Lund, Jr.,

Boston

attorneys. Harold rW, Danser, Jr.,
as a consultant.—V.
181, p. 110.

tinue

This

Best, Coolidge & Rugg,

former President,

will

for

vote,

of

before
of

to

the

the

aggregate
issued

be

in

of

Oct. 25, 1955,
amount of $3,715,000.
Southern Pipe & Casing Co.,

to

it

is

offering

plated

of all or part
shareholders of

the

to

some

of
an

182,

Net

The

will also incorporate and
to write life insurance

company

wholly

insurance

an

own

john

M.

This

Act

pursuant

issued

months

of

in

to

p.

Oct.

15,

These

Institutional

buyers

in

the

of

lifting

the

service

new

and

the

follows

against

Removal

areas.

company

—Vr 182,

the

restriction

a

two

the

will

Civil

nonstop

the

of

communities

Aeronautics

operations

restriction

involved

sought

10

Corp.— Preference

Stock

p.

SEC

project to build

a

reactor.—V.

joined

Voltage

High

by

company

with

6,000,000

covering
cents
used

to

shares

share),

per

for

pay

of

letter

a

to

SEC

corporation

Sept.

on

filed

29

be

offered

to

share,

common

to be

at

through

This

industrial

used

to

acres

with

The
into

1955

preference

common

itock

stock,

for each

stock

at

share

the

of

will

be

convertible

conversion

1955

rate

preference

of

be

the

extent

cf

added

to

the

general

funds

to

Nov.

shares

of

the

the

1955

balance

of

the

net

proceeds

will

be

1965,

common

preference stock

corporation

and

of

approximately $23,400,000, to redeem the
currently outstanding
5%
cumulative
preferred

its

1,

of

stock.

PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of
will

prior
1.75

net

available

for

purposes.

used,

to

entire

The

general

also

the

A,

due

controls,

categories of

The business of

pumps.
United

States

division,
and

four

air-conditioning

equipment,

engine

starters

the

corporation is presently
three
divisions,
Pratt
&
Standard
division and Sikorsky

Research

Department, all of which

completed

with

notification

of

operations
sidiaries

of

the

resulted

six

corporation

in

income

aggregated

per

Preference stock
issuable

4/«

*

the

issue

carried

in

on

to

below

cf

initially reserved

stock.

The

personnel

aggregate

the
of

shall

as

not

be

—

•

Corp

subscribed

for

8 00
8.00

Dominick

&

Hornblower &

Hayden, Stone

5.50

W.

5.50

Dean

i

Weeks

—V.

Freres

oo

182,

&

Co

United

Utilities

&

of

($10

to

are

be

advanced to subsidiaries.—V.

per

3.00

y

3.00

2.00

Co.

2.00

.

& Co.___

2.00

Co

1.50

used

to

182, p.

convertible

share).

reimburse the

treasury for funds

1613.

Jhor»l
share),

npr

Per

■sed

for

the

purchase

underwriting.
The net proceeds
building and for alterations.

of

to

are

been

paid

"Other

horn

Nov^ 1

1975 —V

i82

p

Y"'

par

be

well

last

trust bonds due

drilled

the

well

the

Net

asset

value

redemption
company ar.d
—V.

182, p,

common

share

^.e 3-for-l split
prices

its

$

133,195,501
per

*°f

the

then

subsidiary, all

on

30, 1955

outstanding

of which

116.




were

to

Miguel

is

and

Oil

at

is

of

liquid

recovery

"After

the

in

revert

effect.

time

the

5%

There

they

20

were

assigned

were

be

would

the

of

net

operational

working

which

on

reimbursed

returns

from

for

sale

control

interest

the

in

of

Voss

of

the

Oil,

marks

the

because

development

assuming

Voss

of

not

involved
in

acres

completed

and

oil

the

in

the

Buck¬

Bertha

wildcat

a

Clareton
the

Area.

Wyoming

The

State

area,

also

difficulties.

has

Interest

interest

uranium

Colo.

106,204,607

$40.41
and

after

♦$32.56

deducting

preferred

stocks

retired

June

on

of

30,

the

1955.

Oil have recently
deeper Hospah for¬

sec¬

share.

per

Ry.—Earnings—
1954

1953

1952

$2,567,332

$2,833,003

871,431

334,448

709,023

$2,894,329
879,146

■

544,654

58,867

291,735

586,740

railway...

20,071,357

19,362,645

21,889,009

20,018,284

railway......

4,697,919

3,418,657

5,400,355

3,593,486

income..

2,366,582

1,363,158

2,240,283

1,237,170

1266.

p.

in.

a

to

up

New York
first

11

5,

(EDT)

a.m.

N.

Y.,

mortgage

Oct.

on

25, at Room 1306,
the purchase from

receive bids for

bonds

due

1980.—V.

182,

1506.

p.

bids

for

the

bonds

3%s

came from:
Coffin & Burr, Inc.,
& Co., Inc., and White, Weld
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,,
101.149; Blair & Co., Inc., and Baxter, Williams & Co. (jointly) 100.84;

Kidder,

Co.

The

Peabody

(jointly),

First

The

as

&

101.1999;

Boston

Corp.,

Co.,

Blyth

Merrill

and Lehman Brothers,

100.829;

100.509.

series

D bonds will be subject to redemption at general redemp¬
ranging from 105.39% to par, and at special redemption
running irom 102.39%
to par, plus accrued interest in each

prices

prices

'

case.

11

'

^,

PROCEEDS—Net
to

the

payment

$7,700,000
the

proceeds

of

short-term

Sept. 9,

on

the sale of the bonds will ba

from

indebtedness

note

1955 and which

company's construction program.

be

for

used

construction

expenditures

made

for

to

or

which

incurred

was

connection

in

<

'

.

applied

amounted

to

with

The balance of

the proceeds will

the

treasury

reimburse

construction.

company

for
'

1

„

BUSINESS—Company is engaged principally in the generation, pur¬
chase and sale of electricity, and electric appliances are sold incidental
to

its

busine

cities

and

1,900

of

s

square

towns

selling electricity.
in

Electric

service

provided

is

in

77

central

Massachusetts, covering an area of about
having an aggregate population of approxi¬
mately 574,000, according to the 1950 census.
The territory served
includes the highly industrialized city of Worcester, which has a popu¬
lation

of

miles

and

203,000.

over

EARNINGS—For

had

the

operating

gross

12

ended

months

of

revenues

June

$27,694,6-72

116,333.

conservation program for the Greater
is being developed in cooperation with

30,

1955,

and

net

the

company

income

of

$2,-

"

gas

program

Oil

and

Gas

will

company

Other

and

Conservation

being

gas

for

head

produced
lack

of

CAPITALIZATION

the

Clareton

to

GIVING

EFFECT

Field

First

is

Co., of Tulsa, Okla., has been employed bv Tri-Co-Gas
the engineering, design and construction of the gas plant.
also has been employed by Tri-Co-Gas to
design and
three other gas cycling plants of seven
million
cubic
feet
Co.

Voss

Oil

Co.

A,

Series
Series

Series

.

Cum.

FINANCING

Authorized

mortgage

Series

it.

process

PRESENT

TO

•

Commission.

in

plants

bonds:

234%>,

B,

3V*%, due

1381

C,

314%

due

1982

D,

3?i%,

due

$5,500,009-

1979

1985

,

pfd. stock, 4.44%

Common

stock

12,000,000-

'

-

4,000,000

(par $100)

ser.

$5,590,000
'

12,003,000
4,000,000
8.500,000

8,500,000

$25).

-(par

Outstanding

:

due

75,000 shs.

75,000 shs.

526,129 shs.

•

526,120 shs.

(

1—

be

maintenance

181,

systems

and

will

supervise

the

PURCHASERS—The

and

reservoir

injection

recycling

and

The

directors

2

to

elect

the

officers

Charles
of

M.

Seattle

merger

Washington
Washington
the

of

of

Gas
P.

Washington

new

and

discuss

Sturkey,
Gas

Seattle
&

S.

purchasers

named

purchase from the company the

set

Co.

$21,000,000

Executive
announced

Gas

Electric

a

Co.

Co.,

Natural

Gas

five-year

Vice-President
on

Oct.

will

Co.

-v

*

agreed

severally

bonds

■'

Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,

wv—

Blair

&

Co

$5,200,000

390,090

meet

General

Cooley &
Mullanev,
—V.

Company

—

.,

WePs & Co.L.

182, p.

500,000

.

$500,000

Inc.—

Walter Stokes

500,000

..

Clayton Securities Carp.

expansion

and

have

below

principal amount of series D

opposite their respective names:

Halsey, Stuart & Co.,

1922.

p,

to

opera¬

Washington Natural Gas Co.—Merger Approved—

At

the

$2,900,728

income...

$2,500,000

101.631;
&

the

the
Greater
capacity each for
Clareton
area.
operating partner of these additional plants.
"Core
Laboratories,
Inc.,* Dallas,
Tex.,
petroleum
engineering firm, has been employed to design the

Nov.

Skelly

in

due Oct. 1, 1985, at 102.384% and accrued
interest, to
yield 3.25%. The group won award of the bonds at com¬
petitive sale on Oct. 18 on a bid of 101.752%.

supervise

will

and

County Electric Co.—Bonds Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., on Oct. 19 headed a group offer¬
ing $8,500,000 of 3%% first mortgage bonds, series D,

Marsh

Marsh

tract

in

and

owner

gas,

"Currently, all natural
being burned at the well
"The

of

discovery

encountered, but

were

mechanical

Voss

Counties,

propane

step

New

this

in

Worcester

have

costs

day.

natural

initial

interest

Corp.—Secondary Offering--A

Central

Wall Street,

it

properties.

is

one-third

a

48

drilling and development costs
full.
When repayment had been

to

maintained.

butane,

the

Gas

1955

oper.

182,

The

Decem¬

natural
gasoline have
been
re¬
dry gas will be reinjected into tne
producing formation at a pressure of 1,600 pounds per square inch.
"The opening of this modern cycling plant,
expected about Nov. 15,
from

working

production

gas

railway

from
ry.

—V.

assigned

were

operation

operating partner in Tri-CoGas Co., which owns nine
oil and gas wells in Weston County, Wyo.
Tri-Co-Gas
is
constructing a $500,000 natural
gasoline
extraction
and
cycling
plant adjacent
to
its
wells.
The
plant will
have
a
capacity of five million cubic feet of natural gas and 20,000 gallons

moved

Natural

new

Utilities

oper.

Net

for
in

$1,740,000

Montrose

Co.

100%

Wisconsin Natural Gas Co.—Bids for Bonds—

Buckhorn

Good shows of gas

being

.

1614.

railway-

from

Net

tion

abandoned

was

"Voss

The

$

133,799,568

$40.23
June

the

in

in

was

90%

keep

a

well

this year.

lease

ry.

Gross

prop¬

producing about 40 barrels a day.
"Voss Oil has an equal interest with seven associates in
2,620 acres
in the Rochelle area, Campbell
County, Wyo., on which a deep test

Manager

Sept. 30, '55 June 30, '55 Sept. 30, '54
assets

that

repaid

were

Wyo.,

The

Western

Paso

p.

Inc

United States & Foreign
Securities Corp.—Assets—

net

Co.

Buckhorn.

May.

.

From Jan. 1—

title

William

$

182,

from

from

say:

properties owned by Voss Oil Co.
include
a
lease
on
320

program,

Total

to

on

repayment

been

retaining

County,

tion."—V.

on Nov- 9. at Room 2033,
receive bids for the purchase

1r®J3mortga8e and collateral

of—

land

transaction

Campbell

El

important

Wisconsin

17.
The
and
gas
Greater Clareton

daily

WS] up t°.n00n (EDT)
•

Production

development and

properties

approximately

to

engineer

the

United Gas Corp.—Bids Nov.
9 for Bonds—

'

went

agreement

would

properties

date,

pressure

frnS,

Co.-Buckhorn

recently completed negotiations will result in Voss
the working interest in the immediate future.

of

"To

to

°u °Ct" }°n yiled a letter of hotification with
n,ff^aref 0 ]% Preferred stock, to be offered at
without

the

as

had

costs

gives

August-

was
announced on Oct.
involved 78
producing oil

for

provided

and
applied

be

the

"The

The

United Empire Plan,
Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.—Files—

/

share, with a dealer's discount of $3
completed.—V. 182, p. 1614.

Net

full

reacquire

it

of

179, p. 2645.

per

was

series

owned

the

on

costs

to

100%

in

3.00

cumulative

wells

agreement

Buckhorn

San

—

51/2 %

with

3.00
3.00

to

originally owned by Voss Oil,

Co.

is

months

23

those

made,

5.00

„

Chicago, 111.
Preferred
California Co. on Oct. 13 offered

par

the

oil

was

5.00

Co.—

Co.,

preferred stock at
proceeds

Fen»-

Baker, Weeks & Co

publicly 30,000 shares
net

exercise

Co

Putnam

Cooley &

Cities

the

the

Co

Chas. W. Scranton

u*? .0ffered—First

The

&

Hutton &
Witter &

5.00

1613.

p.

E.

5.00

Co

1010

„

by

forth
of

$147
It

German

on

Buckhorn.

until

severally
set

Dominick

8.00

Smith, Barney & Co

options.

shares

Lynch, Pierce,
& Beane
White,, Weld & Co
Clark, Dodge & Co

Morgan Stanley & Co

v'

have

percentages
such

addi¬

ner

8.00
—

in

outstanding

of

bonds,

gold

Agreement

negotiations

acres

net

investment bankers

.

Production

Buckhorn

1953.

"The

of

shares

*

properties involved,

operating

Merrill

14 50

Goldrnai^ Sachs &

*

12,500
"
V

by

.

Gross

transaction

'

Buckhorn

to

243,469 shs.
4,869,370 shs.

below

the

underwriter

Co.,

Kuhn, Loeb & Co

to

fund

London

by the Clint W. Murchison interests
of Dallas, Tex.
Controlling interest in Voss Oil is held by John R.
Lewis, inc., of Seattle, Wash., and associates.
"During the time the properties were operated by Buckhorn, that
company
expended
$5,150,0J9
developing
them.
Fifty-eight
con¬
secutive
producing
wells,
without
a
single
dry
hole,
were
drilled

Outstanding

6,000

sinking

the

completed

approximately

producing

FINANCING

upon conversion
also authorized
to

is

named

corporation

each

w2rr"-,

Lazard

or

issue

of

pursuant

underwriters

from

for

corporation

an

issuable

name

Harriman Ripley &

gross

$25,996,000,

*7,500,000 shs.
be

shares

the

1954,

year

PRESENT

6%

to

purchased

Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. — Secondary Offering — A
secondary offering of 1,600 shares of common stock (par
$25) was made on Oct. 6 by Pacific Northwest Co. at

Dort¬

1953.

announcement further

"The
to

has

dollar

,

The

super¬

500,000 shs.

will

purchase

*C£" }nc

the
was

243,469 shs.

key

First Boston

and

Area.

division,

and

;

par)

40,000

opposite

™

TO

1955

($5

rights:

Si,.
The

EFFECT

series >

to

For

income

par—cumulative

P*Bf®rence stock

i

#

to

share.

net

27,

of the Voss Oil
Weston County,
Wyo.,

in

during

UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed

and

pursuant

Feb.

operation

wells

the

30, 1955, consolidated
its
wholly-owned domestic sub¬
$360,347,000 and net income of

common

GIVING

preference

sell

the

of

G.,

Co.—Reacquires Wyoming Properties—

multi-million

Aircraft-

Aircraft

Authorized

shares

1955

and

tion

per

$655,747,000

($100

of

stock

426,971

of

in

series

Common

and

of

company

erties

June

j'

:

,

and

consisting of
hydraulic

Whitney

share.

common

CAPITALIZATION
„

ended

income

gross

$15,303,000, equal to $3.02
$5.10

months

first mortgage

1953,

Debts

This

ber,

the

Westfalen, A.

Net

and

vised by the head office.

EARNINGS—For

1,

Jan.

share

The

ondary offering of 65,552 shares of common stock (par
$1) was made on Oct. 5 by Central Republic Co., Chi¬
cago, at $5.60 per share, with a dealer's discount of 15
cents per share.—V. 172, p. 200.

the

corporate

coordinated

are

10,

share.—V.

underwriting.

there are 11 producing Pictured Cliff gas wells and
5,920
uiiaeveloped lana.
The acreage lies immediately east, of the

mation.—V.

application with the SEC under the Trust
1955, seeking qualification of an indenture

an

Oct.

on

C.

Development Co.—Increases San Juan Basin

which

are

which 4Vz %

Voss Oil

through

Hamilton

the

aircraft

unltts,

Act

applicant's

External

'

manufactures

filed

company

of

BUSINESS—Corporation, with its principal executive offices in East
Hartford, Conn., is one of the largest manufacturers in the
United
States, of aircraft engines, propellers and helicopters. The
corporation
luel

iu

par

debt adjustment bonds, due Jan. 1, 1968, are
to be issued in an estimated maximum principal amount of $3,508,000.
These bonds are to be issued only ih exchange with the existing holders

issue

stock.

This

pursuant to

be

to

are

without

Basin,

at

mund, Germany—Exchange of Bonds—
Indenture

N.

of

%

proceeds

offered

be

to

The

shares

$12 per

acquisition

in

area

of common stock, of which 100,000 shares
($1 per-share) and 149,000 shares at $1.25
officers and directors.
The net proceeds are

Elektrizitatswerke

Co., Weaverville,

letter

a

company
announced
on
Oct.
17
that
it
has
contracted
to
the 50%
working interest of its oeprating partner in 7,680
located in the West Kutz Field, of the San Juan

which

acies

the

for expenses incident to mining operations.

pay

filed

10

Mexico.

The

Vereinote

Oct.

on

purchase

par

its

171,306
225,014

Holdings—

Engineering

covering 249,000 shares

are

428,158

132,249

mining activities.

letter

a

432,438
258,112

subsidiary

Telephone
X

SEC—

than

Western
The

per

18, 1955.
subscription offer will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. 1, 1955. Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., heads a syn¬
dicate that will underwrite the
offering.

less

Western

Ura-Mang Corp., Elizabethton, Tenn.—Files With SEC

share of the

1955 preference stock for each
stock held of record Oct.

Carolina

unsubscribed

not

at

notification

of

underwriting.

incident

expenses

British

one

The

other

seven

stock,

common

without

from

2,612,248

,

company

This

filed

12

outstanding
subsidiary included above

British

each five held, at $12
per share,
proceeds are to be used for expansion.

Corp., Washington, D. C.—Files—

Oct.

on

$577,176

11,756,623

notification with the
covering 18,500 shares of common stock (par $10), to be offered
stockholders through subscription rights on the basis of

to

1506.

p.

1954

11,362,358
2,345,934

for

private industry's first nuclear

and operate

182,

Lithium

corporation

be

stock

common

rubber

1355

$18,433,005 $15,359,368
1,605,954
999,910
803,076
422,734

SEC

—

243,469 shares of preference
stock, 4% series of 1955, at par ($100 per
share) on the
20 shares of

182,

Subs.)—Earnings Higher-

income—

on

received

182, p. 360.

The

the result for the
was $2 per share

stock,
1955 and
418.

in

1954.—V.

in

the

for

Universal
The

years.

Offered

built

in

(five

Aircraft

one

share

per

Nov. 1, 1955. It
through the efforts
who represented both

work

$796,878

—Files With

on
'

United

almost

be

firms

Board

by

been

had

for

This corporation is offering holders of its
the right to subscribe for

basis of

is $3.52

(&

capitali¬

a

effective

—

Western

year

profit of $3,273,223.
dividends on preferred

a

for

period

same

research

to

United

was

period

Corp. of Cambridge, Mass.
Recently the rubber company

1060.

p.

of

the

of

The company has announced it will install a 2-million volt electron
accelerator, to aid in atomic research, at its new research center in
Preakness, N. J. The center, now under construction, will be com¬
pleted in 1956. The accelerator, known as a Van de Graaff accelerator,

approximately Oct,

on

Nonstop schedules between the Midwest and Pacific Northwest will
inaugurated by United Air Lines on Oct. 31, with daily
nonstop
Portland and Seattle-Tacoma to Chicago.

action

operations

months

1975

deben¬

861.

28

flights out of both

between

nine

of

Manager

and

that the estimated

19 reported

Oct.

on

current

first

United States Rubber Co.—Atomic Research—

United Air Lines, Inc.—To Establish New Service—

Establishment

1954

provision

nine-month

application with the SEC under the Trust
13, 1955 seeking qualification of an indenture

sold

20, 1955.—V. 182,

from

the

to

Debentures Privately—

3%%, sinking fund debentures, due
a
principal amount of $25,000,000.

in

be

to

were

President,

profit

for

be

Neb.,

income

on

taxes

income of

—V.

an

Oct.

on

which

to

be

to

are

tures

filed

company

Indenture

Car Co.—To Sell

net

subsidiaries

for

Dividends

the company and
1955 amounts
$5,726,000 after provision for Federal income tax and for estimated
subsidy recapture.
The corresponding net result for the first nine
its

After

Union Tank

Franklin,

consolidated

com¬

will

Omaha,

income

Current assets

Net

provided under the laws of
Missouri, and a mortgage' loan company licensed under
the State of Missouri.
The company is in the formation
stage and
has not engaged in any business prior to this public
offering.

companies

months of intensive

Current liabilities

United States Lines Co.—Earnings Up¬

as

two

many

taxes

Capital shares

be

pany licensed
the State of

before

Provision

immediate

1613.

p.

tne

Wayne Pump Co.

of the
debentures which will be
Southern Pipe upon the contem¬

liquidation of Southern Pipe.—V.

of

after

Nine Months Ended Aug. 31—
sales

Profit

Division

customers

the share¬

for

by, or on behalf of,
with Lehman Brothers,

Pipe

of

merger

affected

53,000

Net

shares of Southern Pipe entitled
to
The application states that it is believed

being made

Southern

and

about

Smith,

part

effective.

are

Vice-President

company will have
about $15,000,000.

Polian & Company,
companies.—V. 182, p. 1152.

dated

outstanding

Southern

secondary

insurance

by

in

are

debentures,

be

Monday, October 24, 1955

.

company.

new

Tiie
was

the

distributed

proposed net maximum aggregate amount to be raised, $3,390,650,
used by the corporation to incorporate and then wholly own
company licensed to write fire and/or casualty insurance
and allied lines as provided under the laws of the State of Missouri.

be

1970,

corporation,

arrangements
holders

The

will

an

of

all

two-thirds

1955.

3,

1,

Nov.

debentures

new

The

payment of the total purchase price,
buildings, properties and other assets of Southern Pipe.
The Southern Pipe agreement is subject to the approval by its Board
'of Directors and by the affirmative vote of t,he holders of at least
for

corporation filed on Oct. 13, 1955, a registration statement with
the SEC covering 797,800 shares of its no par common stock.
The
proposed maximum
offering price per
unit is $5 per share.
The
offering is to be made on a "best efforts" basis by the directors and
officers of the corporation and t.iey are entitled to receive salesman's
compensation
of approximately 62 cents per
share on
the
shares
sold by them
personally.
The proposed date of the public offering
Nov.

due

the

zation

be

subordinated

will

Natural,

Issue

on

an

to

convertible

California

a

The

is

4 >/2 %

The

America,

of

of

securities

are

York—To

New

Inc.,

Oct. 13, 1955, with the SEC an application
indenture under the Trust Indenture Act of
issued under the indenture to be qualified

corporation filed

the

and

Corp.

Industries,

Payment for Properties—

qualification

1939,

con¬

St. Louis, Mo.—Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Union

States

Bonds in

Falls

Robert

partner

Jr.,

Miller,

iSGSton

Millers

.

.

•

Thomas

&

150,000

&,Co.__

Co.—

Weeden & Co.,

300.000

750,000

Inc.:—1

300,000

1614.

14.

and

Washington

was

approved

on

Natural,
Oct.

13

formerly
by

Worthington Corp.—Earnings Show

the

Commission.

Net

directors

meeting, present officers of Seattle Gas Co. will
be elected to similar
positions with the merged company, Mr. Sturkey
said.
They are Walter S. Byrne, President; Mr. Sturkey; Norbert O.
Fratt, Vice-President,
sales
and
merchandising; Almon Ray Smith,
Secretary; Richard D. Smith, Treasurer; and Leland E. Jones, North¬
ern
Division Manager and Assistant Treasurer.
B.
T.
Poor,
Vice-President and General Manager of

Washington

Decline—

its domestic subsidiaries for the
Sept. 30, 1955, after provision of $5,692,381 for
Federal
income
taxes,
amounted
to
$5,476,619.
equivalent to $3.97
per share on the 1,310,150 shares of common stock outstanding.
For the
corresponding period of last year, net income, after pro¬
nine

vision
to

income

months

for

$4.04

of

this

Federal
per

corporation

and

ended

income

share

outstanding.—V.

182,

on

p.

the

taxes,

amounted

1,256,025

1506.

shares

to

of

$5,390,608,
common

equivalent

stock

then

,

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182

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Number 5475

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

55

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AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS

ALABAMA

CALIFORNIA

Gadsden, Ala.
Warrant

Call,

Clerk,

bids

Oct

on

Offering—P.

City

sealed

Acalanes

26

for

M.

will

until

11

the

(CST)

purchase

of

$1,250,000 general obligation re¬
funding school warrants. Dated
Oct.

1, 1955. Due

1961

to

1985

inclusive. Principal
payable at the Amer¬

and interest

ican

National
The

at

or

April 1 from

on

Bank

of

Gadsden,
Bank, New

Hanover

York

City. Legality approved by
Dumas, O'Neal & Hayes, of Bir¬
mingham. *

•

on

March

clusive.
able

from

1

The

1956 to

in¬

1965

warrants

call¬

are

Sept. 1, 1959, and on any
interest payment date thereafter.
on

Legality approved by White, Brad¬
ley, Arant, All & Rose, of Bir¬
mingham.

Sale—The $360,000 school
offered Oct. 11—v. 182, p.

bonds

1507—were

$60,000 5s.
1956

180,000

2i/2s.

from

Clerk

of

Board

receive

will

Rhea

Averill,
Supervisors,

of

bids

sealed

until

10

(MST) on Nov. 23 for the
purchase of $25,000 building bonds.
a.m.

Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due on July 1
1857 to 1971 inclusive. Prin¬

from

interest (J-J) payable
County Treasurer's office.

cipal

and

at the
Pima

County Sch. Dists.

(P. O.

Tucson), Ariz.
Bond

bonds

Sale

offered

•1163—were

$2,200,000

The

—

$2,540,000
17—v. 182, p.

Oct.

awarded

from 1968.to

District No. 1
bonds were purchased by a
group
composed
of Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Beane, First National Bank of
Arizona, of Phoenix; Heller,
Bruce & Co., Kaiser & Co., F.
S. Smithers & Co., Taylor &
Co., and Dean Witter & Co.,
at a price of 100.05, a net in¬
terest cost of about 2.73%, as
follows: $440,0u0 4s, due on
1

from

1956

to

in¬

1959

15

Nov.

on

•

15

1973 inclusive.

sealed

bids

at

Bernardino

in

office

his

until

11

San

(PST)
purchase of
$35,000 building bonds. Dated Oct.
15, 1955., Due on Oct. 15 front T961
Oct.

on

to

31

1967

for

a.m.

the

Myers, of Los Angeles.

Bond

Jr.,

Wells, The
Talmage &

Milwaukee

Co.,
Co., George K.
Baum & Co., Kenneth Ellis &
Co., and Schwabacher & Co.,
at

a
price of 100.002, a net
interest cost of about 2.73%,
as
follows: $68,000 2V2S, due

Nov.

on

1

inclusive;
due

on

1975

from

and

Nov.

1953

to

$272,000
from

1

1959

23/4s,

1960

District,

County,

Calif.
Moore,

Offering—Fred J.

County

Clerk,

will

receive

the

purchase

bonds.

Nov.

from

15

building

$40,000

of

Dated

Nov.

on

Oct. 24 for

on

15, 1955.

1956

Due

1965

to

in¬

City

Clerk,

auction

Dated
from

will

10

at

28, $850,000

—

offer

a.m.

to

terest

A-O.

name

the

Trustee.

Mehaffy,

Due

1986

The

Oct. 1

purchaser

Paying

Legality
Smith

on

&

In¬
may

Agent
approved

Williams,

Little Rock.




and

by
of

Union

Bond

in

Dec.

from

1

1,

to

Due

1975

in¬

cisco.

cisco.

Cajon Valley Union School District,

Madera Sch. Dist., Madera

Principal
payable
at

Dated
1

&

America

of

National

Association,

Savings

Trust

of

San

net

Due

Nov. 1 from

on

Sale—The

Milpitas School District, Santa
Clara County, Calif.
$485,000

at

Fullerton

School

District,

County, Calif.
Offering — B. J.

Bond

$100,000 5s.

Orange

Smith,

his

at

until

11

office

in

Santa

Ana

(PST) on Oct. 2 4
$150,000 build¬
Dated Nov. 1, 1955.

a.m.

for the purchase of

ing
Due

bonds.
Nov.

on

inclusive.

(M-N)

1

from

1956

Principal and

payable

to

1975

interest

the

at

County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los Angeles.

ings

Grove

School

District,

composed
National

of

Bank

Trust

&

of

Sav¬

Association,
Blyth & Co.,
& Co., WiUiam R. Staats

Weeden
Co

rill

1957

,

Dean

Lynch,

Beane,
Bruce

J.
&

Witter &

Co., Mer¬

Pierce,

Fenner
&
Co., Heller,
Co., Lawson, Levy &
Stone
&
Youngberg,
Earth

Williams,
Irving Lundborg

&

&

Co.,

all

of

Due
1961

to

Nov. 1 "from

on

inclusive.

20,000 4V4S. Due on Nov. 1,1962.
180,000 23/4s. Due on Nov. 1 from
to

1971

bonds

offered

County, Calif.
$310,000 school

Oct.

Due

on

1963

1972

65,000

to

and

Due

to

Nov.

on

1980

1

from

inclusive.

Nov.

Dated

1, 1955. Princioal
(M-N) payable at the

Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington
& Sutcliffe, of San
County Treasurer's office.

Francisco.

Napa Sch.

Pis*s., Napa County,
California

S

Bond

bonds

a

1615—were
cate

1

offered

e

—

The

Oct.

$2 859,009

18—v.

awarded

to

15, 1956

1957.

1958

130,000 2%s. Due
1968

to

1976

Nov. 15 from
inclusive.
on

Oxnard Elementary School District,
Ventura County, Calif.

Bond Sale—The $140,000

build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 18—v. 182,
1383—were

&

of

awarded

America

Savings

Francisco,

to

National

Association,
2.40s.

the

Trust

of

San

as

Union School District,Diego County, Calif.
Bond Offering — R. B. James,

County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in San Diego
until 10:30 a.m. (PST) on Nov. 1
for the purchase of $15,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1955.
inclusive.

1976

Principal

to

and

from

1

a

182, p.
syndi¬

composed of Bank of Amer¬
Savings As¬

Chicago; R. H. Moulton & Co.,
Security-First
National
Bank,
California Bank, Weeden & Co., J.
Barth & Co., Dean Witter & Co.,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane,

Heller,
veen
son

&

&

William R. Staats & Co.,
Bruce & Co., Johh NuCo., Paine, Webber, Jack¬
Curtis, Lawson, Levy &

Williams, Kaiser & Co., H. E.
Work & .Co., Stone & Youngberg,

Irving Lundborg & Co., Shuman,
Agnew & Co., Hill Richards & Co.,

San Francisco, Redfield & Co., of

and C. N. White &

Pasadena, and C. N. White & Co.,
of Oakland; at a price of
100.05,

$2,690,000 Union High School Dis¬
trict

bonds

Co.,
at

a

as

follows:

price

of

11

the

Dated

April 30,

on

27, 1955.

Due

1956.

Florida

Offering—Sealed bids will

be received until 2 p.m.

(EST)

Nov. 22 for the purchase of

Florida

on

$75,000

State

Board

Education

of

(P. O. Tallahassee), Florida
Bond
Offering — Thomas
D.

Bailey, Secretary of State Board
Education, reports that sealed

of

bids will be received at the office
the

of

State

Superintendent

Instruction

Public

until

9:30

of

a.m.

(EST)

on Nov. 1 for the purchase
$10,567,000 State School reve¬

of

series

bonds,

A

and

B,

as

follows:
SERIES A

$927,000

Brevard County bonds.
June 1, 1955.
Due on

Dated

June

from

1

1957

to

1976

in¬

clusive.

600,000

Monroe
June

Dated

June

1,

from

1

County bonds.
1955. Due on

1957 to

1976 in¬

clusive.

Polk

3,100,000
Dated

June

bonds.

County

June
1

1,

from

1955.

1957 to

Due

on

in¬

1976

clusive.
SERIES B

Sch.

Dists.,

$3,300,000

Calif.

San Mateo Ccunty,

1507—were

Bank

awarded

National

America

of

to

Association,

Savings

the

Trust

of

Dade

Dated March

.Bond Sale—The $530,000 build¬

March

San

until
for

000 sewage

7:30

the purchase

on

of $200,-

June

June

1, 1955.

1956

to

1975

and interest

Due

on

Dated

Dec. 1 from

inclusive.

Principal

(J-D) payable at the

City Treasurer's office.

Principal

1957 to

1976 in-

and

interest

payable

at the Bankers Trust Co.,

of New

Legality

City, or at the Florida Na¬
tional Bank, of Jacksonville. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
(The foregoing supplements the
report

published

Oct. 3—v.

of Los Angeles.

the

Union

High Sch. Dist.,

Tulare County,

the purchase

until

182,

bonds

for

p.

in our issue of
1383. These are

which

bids

were

rejected when originally offered
on Aug. 23—v.
182, p. 556.)

Calif.

Offering—Sealed bids will

received

bonds.

Due on

from

1

elusive.

.

approved by O'Melveny & Myers,

Bond

1, 1955.

.

bonds.

County

York

disposal bonds.

Dec.

Woodlake

.

Duval

Dated

(PST)

p.m.

1976

to

inclusive.

Calif.

ris, City Clerk, will receive sealed

7

1957

bonds.
Due on

155,000 Highlands County bonds.
Dated March 1, 1955.
Due on
March. 1 from 1957 to 1976

Bond Offering—Rebecca S. Har¬

Nov.

from

1

2,485,000
Santa Paula,

bids

County
1, 1955.

inclusive.

Francisco.

be

$300,000
anticipation

County (P. O. Iverness),

Bond

interest

at

Park Elem.

San Bruno

&

Oct.

Oct.

on

of

tax

FLORIDA
Citrus

cisco.

p.

(DST)

a.m.

purchase

District

notes.

ica National Trust &

sociation,
American
Trust
Co.,
Blyth & Co., First Boston Corp.,
Harris
Trust
&
Savings Bank,

until

for

First

1980

the
County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
payable

Dowd,

City Treasurer, will receive sealed

San

Dec.

by Hawkins,
Wood, of New York

&

Torrington, Conn.
Offering — E.
J.

Note

nue

Pomerado

on

in¬

hospital bonds.

inclusive.

1967

to

Nov. 15 from

on

Due

1975

City.

ing bonds offered Oct. 18—v. 182,

;

.

Nov.

School

1955.

approved

Delafield

11—v.

on

150,000 2V2S. Due

(J-D)

inclusive.

1977

Due

2s.

1978

Nov. 1 from

Legality

182, p.
1507—were awarded to Blyth &
Co., Inc., of Sari Francisco, at a
price of 100.02, a net interest cost
of about 2.69%, as follows:

$30,000 5s.

15,

1956 to

Nov

on

School District,

Costa

Nov.

from

15

Principal
and
interest
payable at the Stamford Trust Co.

bids

Contra

noon

clusive.

interest

Union

until

Toheneke

Dated

Nov.

on

will

Treasurer,
bids

Nov. 3 for the purchase

on

inclusive

Bond Sale—The

Due

inclusive.

120,000 3s.

and interest

County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids

sold to the Bank

follows:

water

Bank, of Los An¬
price of 100.15,

a

was

Due

1975

Town

$600,000

25

ings Association, of San Francisco,

National

geles,

to

and

Orinda

Bank

as

El Segundo, Calif.

Bond

1, 1955.

1956

office.

p.

school bonds

(EST)
of

(M-N)
payable at the County Treasurer's

of America National Trust & Sav¬

inclusive.

1979

to

1 from

inclusive.

1974

150,000 3V4S.
1975

Co., of San Fran¬

cisco.

a

Due on Nov.

to

1971

build¬

Bond Sale—An issue of

$120,000 3s.

&

American Trust

follows:

as

Sale—The $267,000

Bond

ing bonds offered Oct. 17—v. 182,
p.
1383 — were awarded to the

price of 100.11, a
interest- cost of about 2.06%,

Francisco, at

Nov.

from

(P. O. Darien), Conn.
Offerin g—Albert L.
sealed

bonds.

Salinas, until
11 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 31 for the
purchase of $200,000 school bonds.

%

County,

Darien
Bond

Brunner,

Monterey County,

California

Diego County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $270,000 build¬

Bank

County
Legality ap¬

rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬

San

ing bonds offered Oct. 18—v. 182,
p.
1507—were
awarded
to
the

the

office.

Treasurer's

interest

and

Washburn, of New York City.

Dec.

on

bids at his office in

Martinez

1955.

1956

(M-N) payable at the
City National
Bank
and
Trust
Company of Danbury.
Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &

inclusive;

T.

(PST) on Oct. 25 for
the purchase of $240,000 building
Dated

1972

Menamin, Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors, will receive sealed

a.m.

Dec.

to

Offering—Emmet G. Mc-

Principal

office

a.m. (EST) on Oct. 31 for
purchase
of - $750,000
Mill

receive

Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive sealed

bonds.

1966

North Monterey County Union

Dist.,

Lafayette Sch. Dist., Contro Costa
County, Calif.

on

a

California

1507.

his

until 11
the

and interest

Dis¬

a

$29,000 2%s, due
15, 1973 and 1974.

County

County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $18,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 2 were

at

at

and

interest

Sch.

Offering—W.

Selectmen will receive sealed bids

Oct. 15

price
of
net interest cost of

Sch. Dist.,

Elem.

inclusive;
on

2.54%,
as
follows:
$140,000 2y2s, due on Dec. 15

from

in¬

Imperial

Bond

bonds

100.08,

Treasurer's office.
Holtville

15

about

Due

1975

Principal and
payable
at
the

(M-N)

Oct.

Ridge Area School bonds. Dated
1965 to 1978 inclusive;
Nov. 1, 1955. Due on Nov. 1 from
$350,000 2%s, due on Oct.. 1957 to 1975
inclusive.
Principal

trict

proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-

America

inclusive.

1955.
to

proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬

public
Oct.

1,

1956

(J-D)

at

bonds.

clusive.

from

clusive.

group

on

1

Principal
and
interest
payable
at the
County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬

Malin,

(CST)

Nov.

Nov.

inclusive;
on

1964

to

15, 1979 and 1980.
169,000 Elementary School

Ostly,

(M-N)

I.

sewer revenue

Oct. 1, 1955.
1957

W.

Dist., Los Angeles

County Clerk, will receive sealed
at his office in Los Angeles
until 9 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 25 for
the purchase of $43,000 building
Dated

1960

Danbury (P. O. Danbury), Conn.
Bond Offering — The Board of

from

1980 inclusive.

Sch.

1959

$1,510,000 2V2s, due

from

clusive.

County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $615,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 18—v. 182,
p.
1507 — wfere
awarded
to
a

Blytheville, Ark.
Offering

1

bids

until 11

(PST)

Orange

Bond

Nov.

on

to

1956

from

inclusive.

County, Calif.

bids

Garden

ARKANSAS

Gladstone

CONNECTICUT

a

$470,000 2V4S, due

and

until 2 p.m.

to

inclusive.

1969 to

from

•

Due

sealed bids at his office in Eureka

Stuart &

Co., Goldman, Sachs
& Co., A. C. Allyn & Co., Ira
Haupt
&
Co.,
Andrews
&

290,000 3s.

from

Nov. 1 from

on

1968

—V. 182, p.

School

Elem.

First

340,000 High School District No.
1
bonds were purchased by
a
group composed of Halsey,

to

1

Principal and awarded to Taylor & Co., of Bev¬
(A-O)
payable at the erly Hills, as 3V2S, at a price of
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬ 100.16, a basis of about 3.34%, and
ity
approved
by OMelveny
& not as previously reported.

$1,100,000 2%s, due on Nov. 1
1975 inclusive.

Due

Nov.

inclusive.

clusive; $220,000 2V4S, due on
Nov. 1, 1860 and 1961; $440,000 2V2S, due on Nov. 1 from
1962
to
1965
inclusive; and
1966 to

on

inclusive.

interest

works,
park and recreation general obli¬
gation bonds totaling $300,000 of¬
fered Oct.
13—v.
182, p. 1267—
were
awarded
to
the
Security-

from

1966

on

Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
County Clerk, will receive

son,

Due
1965

to

75,000 2%s.

bonds.

Alta Loma Sch. Dist., San
Bernardino County, Calif.

,

Nov.

Nov.

on

Bond

follows:

as

School

1956

Bond Offering—Harold J.

1967 inclusive.

Due

Humboldt

Maricopa County Sch. Dist. No. 62
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
—

Due

1959 to

net interest cost of
2.58%,
as
follows:
$360,000 5s, due on Oct. 15

100.07,
about

$250,000 3s.

15 from

inclusive.

2.96%,

follows:

to

Nov.

on

1958

120,000 .2%s.

ARIZONA

Offering

Due

to

Areata

Bond

awarded

Blyth &
Co,. Inc., of San Francisco, at a
price of 100.15, a net interest cost
of about 2.70%, as follows:

Brow-

der, Superintendent of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until, 11/a.m.
(CST) on Oct. 26
for the purchase of $500,000 capi¬
tal outlay school warrants.
Due

net interest cost of about

Sch.

Bond

.

Gadsden, Ala.
Warrant Offering—I. J.

High

Dist.,
Contra Costa County, Calif.

Mc-

receive

a.m.

a

as

Union

Oct.

125

for

of $410,000 building

John

B.

Stetson

University

(P. O. Deland), Fla.
Bond Offering —L. A. Perkins,

Jr., Secretary of the Administra¬
tion.
Committee,
will
receive

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(1744)

sealed

bids

Nov.

on

until
for

3

$420,000
Due

Dated

Jan.

on

inclusive.

Jan.

from

1

Interest

approved

1,

1958

1955.

to

J-J.

1995

Legality

Caldwell, Marshall,
Mitchell, of New York

by

Trimble &

Dated

(EST)

a.m.

purchase of
non-tax-ex¬

dormitory,

bonds.

empt

11

the

City.

June

1, 1955. Principal
(J-D) payable at the

interest

and

office

of

in

bank

a

Evanston

awarded

Fayette

Corp., Indianapolis, as 3V2s, at a
price of 100.58, a basis of about

County,

building bonds

St.

a

Sale—The $1,100,000
Oct.

1508—were

18—v.

awarded

to

182,
a

p.

group

composed of Courts & Co., J. M.
Co., J. H. Hilsman & Co.,

Dain &

Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner, and
Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., as
follows:

Bond

water

sold
of

Sale—An

works

the

to

Due

1986

Interest

Securities
as

J-J.

2V2S, at

of

&

1958 to

1963

1971

Nov. 1 from

on

1985

Nov. 1 from

on

inclusive.

olulu, Hawaii
will

be

the

received

Sealed

—

until

bids

Nov.

Previously,

Stuart & Co. and

Mullaney, Wells
Co., both of Chicago, jointly,
at a price of 100.04, a net interest

it

1956

school

had

1963

"A"

School

No. 132 (P. O.
Bond
Offering

will

be

to

District

18

Shelley), Ida.
Sealed

—

the

bids

bonds.

to

First

1616

p.

were

—

of

composed

group

National

Bank,

County

High
(P. O.

Lincoln), III.

Moscow), Idaho
Sale—The $2,000,000 rev¬

bonds offered Oct. 12—v.
awarded

182,
the

to

State of Idaho.

Bond Sale—The $2,185,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 13—v. 182,

1508—were awarded to

p.

(CST)

p.m.

Nov. 1 from 1956 to

on

of Nov.

as

Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Bond Offering — Deane Smith,

Secretary of the Board of Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed and
oral bids until 1:30 p.m.
(CST)
on
Nov. 4 for the purchase of
$664,000 building
Dec. 1, 1955. Due
1956

a

bonds.
Dated
Dec. 1 from
inclusive. Legality

1975

to

Chapman & Cutler,

approved by
of

on

Chicago.

offered

awarded

Oct.

Co., of Des Moines, at

100.03,
2.58%,

sewer

17

Carlton

the

to

$220,000 2V2S. Due

a

were

Beh

D.

price of

Decatur, Illinois
Bond Offerin g—C.

Fluss,

City

sealed

bids

Nov.

on

Clerk,
until

-3

for

will

10

Eugene
receive

(CST)

a.m.

the

purchase

of

$1,200,000 grade separation bonds.
Dated
1

Nov.

from

1, 1955.

1957

to

Due

1975

Jan.

on

inclusive.

Principal and interest (J-J)
able at

a

the District.

Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
DuPage and Cook Counties Com¬
munity Consolidated Sch. Dist.
181

will

(CDST)

purchase
bonds.

of

sealed

Oct.

on

of

Education,

bids

until

27

for

8

the

$1,235,000

Dated

building
1, 1955. Due

Nov.

to

1,385,000

21/4s.

Dec.

on

1963

Tazewell

Due

on

Dec.

1

County Sch. Dist. No. 98

Fahnders,
Clerk of Board of Directors, will
sealed

bids

until

5

cipal and interest
bank

a

(J-D)

payable
company in

trust

or

Legality aporoved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.

State,

the

Legality
Lincoln &

by

Isham,
Beale, of Chicago.

Bcrd

Bond

Assistant

to

the

City

Manager, will receive

sealed bids

until 7:30

on

for

revenue

Due

on

of

Oct.

$1,450,000

3.1

water

bonds. Dated July 1, 1955.
Jan. 1 from 1957 to 1983

inclusive.

(J-J)

(CST)

p.m.

purchase

Principal

payable

at

and

the

bank in Evanston

interest

office

of

a

or

tually

the

to

purchaser.

(CST)

on

Clerk,

bids

until

will
8

p.m.

Nov. 1 for the purchase

$600,000 water revenue bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955. Due on Jan. 1
from 1957 to 1994 inclusive.
a

agreeable

and
bank

interest
or

(J-J)

trust company in the

Additional

Offering—Bids will

also be received at the

by Mr.

Rose for

$1,215,000 bonds,

$790,000
on

the
as

1

time

purchase

of

follows:

incinerator
Dec.

same

from

bonds.
1956

to

Due
1972

inclusive.

425,000

community

bonds.

Due

1956 to 1973

on

building
Dec.

1

inclusive.




from

Offering

—

Town, Ind.
William

until

will

2

Interest

M-N.
Legality
by Chapman & Cutler,
Chicago.

receive

1958

to

J-J.

Due

1986

fol¬

Legality approved by Foley,
Judell, of New Orleans.

St.

Mary Parish, Sixth Ward
Special Sch. Dist. No. 3 (P. O,
Franklin), La.

Bond

Offering

Due

1956 to

220,000

3V4S.

Due

from 1964 to

58,000

4s.

and

will

receive

until 3 p.m.

Providence, Ky.
Bond Offering—C. E. Barnhill,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 25
:or
the
purchase
of
$150,000

building
Oct.

bonds.

revenue

1955.

1,

1956 to

Due

Dated

Oct. 1 from

on

1979 inclusive.

The bonds

callable

on
and after Oct. 1,
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable
at the Union National
Bank, of Providence. Legality ap¬
proved by Joseph R. Rubin, of

Louisville.
LOUISIANA

City Secretary-Treasurer, will
sealed

bids

Nov.

on

until

21

re¬

10

the

for

a.m.

pur¬

bonds.

Dated

Jan.

on

improve¬
Jan. 1, 1956.

1

from

Interest

to

1958

J-J.

1986

of

New

and

Vermilion

Delcambre

(P.

O.

Sch.

Parishes,

Dist.

No.

bids until 5 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 2
for the purchase of
$76,500 build¬

ing bonds. Due semi-annually from
July 1, 1957, to Jan. 1, 1962, in¬
clusive.
Legality
approved
by
Ross, McCord, Ice &, Miller, of

Bond

New Iberia),

$615,000 building

Dated Jan. 1, 1956.

Principal and interest (J-J)
able

at

La.

Nov.

Green,

Sale—The

awarded

were

the

office

of

Due

Ky.

the

to

4V2S, at

indus¬
Oct.

Bowling

Co., the only

ing

Sale—The

awarded

Cincinnati,

$39,000 414s.
1956 to

to

$59,000

Magnus &

Due

1969

The bonds
Due

1974

inclusive.

on

Oct.

1

from

1

Oct.

Cutler, of Chicago.
Terrebonne
Dist.

No.

Parish

7

Fire

the

(CST)

a.m.

of
$30,000 public
improvement bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
1956.

Due

1966

Jan. 1 from

on

inclusive.

Interest

improvement

Oct.

1,
to

at

interest
Na¬

and

the

First

of Jackson.

Legality

Sale—The

revenue

$65,000

bonds
Due

on

1975 inclusive.

are

office,

at the

or

Rapides Parish, Gravity Drainage
District No. 1 (P.O. Alexandria),
Bond

bids

dated

Nov. 1 from

Offering

Vernon

Parish,

Ward

Wide Sch. Dist.

John

L.

until

10

a.m.

(CST)

on

No.

1958

1,
to

1956.
1985

Due

on

Jan.

11

Nov.

1,

1957 to

Interest M-N.

Le¬

bonds.

(CST)

a.m.

inclusive.

Interest

dis¬

trict bonds offered Oct. 18—v. 182,

1268—were awarded to

the

of

a

group

1970

office

the

in¬

interest
the

of

Parish

School

MASSACHUSETTS

Boston, Mass.
Bo

n

bonds

d

Sale

offered

1508—were

The

—

Oct.

$3,000,000
182, p.

18—v.

awarded

to

a

group

composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., Blair & Co., Shields & Co.,
B. J. Van Ingen
Co., Dean Wit¬
ter

&

Co., George B. Gibbons &
Bacon,
Stevenson
&
Co.,
King, Quirk & Co., Thomas & Co.,
and Fahey, Clark & Co., at a price
of 100.09, a net interest cost of
about 2.38%, as follows:
Co.,

$1,000,000

departmental

ment bonds

as

equip¬

2s.

extraordinary repairs

bonds

2s.

as

200,000 construction of buildings
and land

acquisition bonds

as

2V2s.

500,000

construction

buildings
land

acquisition

and

bonds

school

of

of

2x/2s.

as

500,000 bridge construction bonds
as

2V2s.

500,000

Bond

bonds

sewerage

bonds

composed

Merrill

curities

as

2V2s.

Dist., Mass.

Sa,le—The $735,000 school

offered

1616—were

Co.,

Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &

to

and

Chicago.

composed of Barrow, Leary & Co.,
White, Hattier & Sanford, and
Beane.

1957

proved by Chapman & Cutler, of

Bond Sale—The $640,000 public

p.

from

Frontier Regional Sch.

sewerage

Nov. 4 for

on

$210,000 school
Nov. 1, 1955.
Due

Board, or at any bank designated
by the purchaser.
Legality ap¬

Dec.

Legality approved by Foley,
Cox & Judell, of New Orleans.

and

1

Treasurer

J-J.

improvement

Ward

(P. O.

of

Dated

Nov.

on

from

1

Five
144

Offering —T. L.

purchase

Mc-

for the purchase of $1,500,000
public improvement bonds. Dated

Jan.

to

Le¬

Leesville), La.
Bond

300,000

—

10

water

bonds offered Oct

ville.
The

Principal

Rayne, La.

17—v. 182, p. 1616—we're awarded
to Stein Bros. & Boyce, of Louis

1955.

inclusive.

(A-O) payable at the

City. Legality approved bty Wood,
King & Dawson, of New York
City.

Leitchfield, Ky.
Bond

Due on Oct. 1 from

1990

and interest

Dated

Connell, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed

approved by Joseph R. Rubin, of
Louisville.

works

1955.

bonds.

1957

J-J.

gality approved by Foley, Cox &
Judell, of New Orleans.

will

receive
sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 3
for
the
purchase of $10,000,000
Port

Nov. 9 for

on

purchase

Com¬

La.

inclusive.

Principal

payable

of

Board

Protection

(P.O. Houma), La.

Bond Offering—Ralph B. Bisland, Secretary of Parish Police
Jury, will receive sealed bids

Orleans, La.
Offering—W. D. Roussel,

missioners,

from

dated Oct. 1,1955.
from 1956 to 1974

1

Le¬

Co.,

are

Oct.

on

on

1957 to

Interest J-D.

pay¬

Parish

Treasurer, or at any
designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Chapman &

New

inclusive.

20,000 4y2s. Due
1970 to

build¬

follows:

as

1 from

1,

State's fiscal agency in New York

bonds offered Oct. 17

revenue

were

of

Dec.

State Treasurer's

Jackson, Ky.
Bond

Port of

1960

par.

Feb. 1 from 1957 to 1966

on

on

Dec.

the

bank

the

gality approved by Foley, Cox &
Judell, of New Orleans.

1974

offered

Green Bank & Trust
as

Due

inclusive.

Secretary of the

$30,000

bonds

revenue

bidder,

1,

1955.

dated

on

School Board

until

Jones, of New Orleans.
are

Due

,

2

Sale—The $100,000 build¬

bonds

bids

Nov. 10 for

on

Harvey,
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids

Orleans.

Iberia

bonds.

of

sealed

Jan. l 'from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.

Legality

approved by Foley, Cox & Judeli,

(CST)

the purchase

until 10

Alexandria, La.
Offering—Hal T. Dulany,

Bond

Bowling

17

1

Bou-

of

1975

inclusive.

E.

Board,

1975.

Bond

trial

Nov.

on

on

1

inclusive.

1973

Due

Nov.

on

1963

Mc-

Secretary of Board of
School Trustees, will receive sealed

B.

—

dreaux, Secretary of Parish School

The

3V2s.

from

approved

lows:

from

1

Interest

Cox &

at

as

Jan.

on

inclusive.

payable

3.87%,

sealed

(CST) on Nov.
for the purchase of
$1,100,000
public improvement bonds. Dated
p.m.

Principal

Kinney,

I Indianapolis.

Supervisors,
30

clusive.

tional Bank,

INDIANA

Bond

on

Sewerage Dist.
(P. O. Challmette), La.

Bond Offering—Celestine Melerine, Chairman of the Board of

general

clusive.

bonds

Bernard Parish

&

(A-O)

Gary School

St.

obligation sewer
May 15, 1955. Due
May 15 from 1956 to 1995 in¬

Bankers

Boyce,

years

Dated

bonds.

to

Bids

ity approved by Foley, Cox & Ju¬
dell, of New Orleans.

$1,-

1616 —were
composed of

&

Bros.

of

1,

19j8

optional after 10
from date of issue. Legal¬

ing bonds offered Oct. 17—v. 182.
p. 1384—were awarded to Scharfl

Prin¬

payable

State, mutually agreeable to the
village and the purchaser. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.

East

a

purchase

Jan.

non-callable

on

30

$300,000

Interest J-J.

Co., both of Louisville, Pohl
& Co., Charles A. Hinsch & Co.,
and Magnus & Co., all of Cincin¬
nati, at a price of 100.01, a net in¬

re¬

of

cipal

to

inclusive.

to

Chicago, mu¬
the city and
the purchaser.
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.

1

Village
sealed

at

p.

group

182,

—v.

Offering—Mary Elizabeth

ceive

Offering—Joseph L. Rose,

Executive

and

agreeable

Wilmette, Illinois

Brush,
Evanston, III.

mutually

District

approval of the District.
approved

Stein

$100,000 site and building bonds.

payable at a bank in Chicago, se¬
bv tho purchaser with the

(A-O)

18

the

of

Dated

bonds

on

Jan. 1, 1956.

Ky.

bids

Nov.

Jan. 1 from

on

asked

School

on

purchase

inclusive.

bids

Sept. 15 from

on

1980 inclusive.

to

inclusive.

offered

bonds

p.m.

Oct. 25 for the purchase

on

the

lected

Oct.

15

1967 to 1977 inclusive.

for

280,000

Due

$387,000 school

revenue

awarded

Dated Oct. 1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1
from 1956 to 1970 inclusive. Prin¬
at

25

ment

(P. O. Glasgow),
Kentucky
|

Bond Sale—The

Sept.

on

chase of $850,000 public

Barren County

$109,000

(P. O. R.R. No. 2, Pekin), III.

Oct. 1 from 1956 to 1975 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest

on

Oct.

(CST)

Bond Offering—Mike

of

bids

ceive

1970 inclusive.

KENTUCKY

building

Due

(CST)

bonds.

Due

Gauthier,

sealed

receive

a.m.

building

and

District

Parish

terest cost of about

from

1

inclusive.

from 1964 to 1.974 inclusive.

(CST)

receive

p.m.

1956

receive

City

Bond

$800,000 2s. Due

(P. O. Hinsdale), III.

Secretary of Board

&

follows:

Offering—C. E. Spearman,

Bond

Cook

Co., of
St.
Louis; Rodman & Renshaw, McDougal & Condon, and Fairman,
Harris & Co., all of Chicago, as

pay¬

bank in Illinois mutually
acceptable to the purchaser and

No.

Newhard,

15

Thurman,
Clerk, will- receive sealed
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST)
on

Bond

group

Co., Bacon, Whipple &
Co., both of Chicago; Lee Higginson
Corp., of New York Citv;

2%s.

will

No. 2

Sept.

on

the

of

the

are

School

Offering—J. F.

11

for

inclusive.

Bond Offering—Sarah

Nov. 1 from

on

80,000 2.70s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1967 to

follows:

as

Due

Paducah,

inclusive.

1966

1956 to

B.

Sept. 15 from

on

1961

2V2s.

as

composed of Paine, Webber, Jack¬
& Curtis, of Detroit; Central

Republic

to

net interest cost of about
follows:

a

J.

&

1958.

City, Iowa
Sale—The $300,000

bonds

J.

of

Blyth

2.84%,

372,000 3s. Due

are

Webster
Bond

son

ILLINOIS

1956

171,000

on

Creston

&

Community

School District No. 404

cost of about

and

1,
1966. Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.

Con¬

of about 2.36%.

Logan

1508—were

a

Co., and Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, all of Chicago, as
2%s, at a nrice of 100.07, a basis

University of Idaho (P. O.

p.

182,

v.

—

8

1973 inclusive. Callable

Trust

received until Oct. 24 for

Bond

inclusive.

tinental Illinois National Bank

purchase of $350,000 building

enue

Dec. 1 from

on

until

Due

Son,

District

sealed

for the purchase of $400,building bonds. Dated Nov. 1,

1955.

Oct.

Securities

$178,000 3s. Due

1978

The

—

Oct. 31
000

inclusive.

Due

1975

from

Bond Sale—The $730,000 school
and building
bonds offered

awarded

Bingham and Bonneville Counties

the

1962

1

County Sch. Dist. No. 108
(P. O. Highland Park), III.

Oct.

Class

to

Dec.

on

bids

$1,300,000

from 1962 to 1966 inclusive.

follows:

site

IDAHO

Joint

Due

as

Lake

been

Nov. 16.

on

2.21%,

276,000 2%s.

announced that the sale would be

held

of about

$114,000 2s.

2 for

purchase of $7,500,000

bonds.

1384—were awarded to Halsey,

cost

(Territory of), P. O. Hon¬
Offering

Sale—The $390,000 build¬

&

579,000

receive

will

Bond

until

bonds offered

composed

group

from

Clerk

The

—

Parish

(P. O. Challmette), La.

Board,

Co.,
Corp., Almstedt Bros., and Bankers Bond Co.,
at a price of 100.06, a net interest

IOWA

oral

&

HAWAII

Bond

141

Ottawa), III.

O.

and

1

Secretary

1981

Corp., of Indianapolis,
price of 100.04, a basis

Offering

No.

19o6.

a

Monday, October 24, 1955

.

St. Bernard

17—v. 182, p. 1268—were awarded

Iowa

ing bonds offered Oct. 13—v. 182,
p.

1978 inclusive.

I

Hawaii

Bond

inclusive.

400,000 3.30s. Due
1979 to

(P.

water revenue

about 2.49%.

Bond

La Salle County Sch. Dist. No.

Sale

Equitable

Armstrong Consolidated Sch. Dist.,

from

Nov. 1 from

on

318,000 3%s. Due
1972 to

1

inclusive.

267,000 31/4S. Due
1964 to

Nov.

on

&

Owensboro, Ky.

a

Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
$115,000 4s. Due

Chapman

Lexington.

Bond

Le¬

Charles

by

School

The

—

both of

Hilliard

Townships bonds totaling
$190,000 offered Sept. 19—v. 182,
p. 864—were awarded to the City

was

National

approved

Sale

by

Chicago, and Yancey,
Martin & Ockerman, and Harbi¬
son,
Kessinger, Lisle & Bush,
of

to

...

.

Civil

Bank,
4s. Dated July 1,
July 1 from 1956 to

inclusive.

gality

.

Township (P. O.
Chesterton), Ind.

as

on

.

Bond

approved

Cutler,

p.

the

to

gality

1616 —were
City Securities

182,

—v.

Westchester

27/ss,

as

bonds

revenue

Smithton,

1955.

18

$630,000 first
bonds ' offered

revenue

3.45%..

$350,000

issue of $32,000

First

Oct.

sold to Ball-

was

Hecker, III.

anticipation certifi¬

cates

offered

Com¬

Elmo

& Main, of Chicago,
price of 100.05.

man

at

water revenue

Sale —The

Bond

ler, of Chicago.

Bond Sale—An issue of

Certificate

Indiana

or

mortgage

GEORGIA

County and Clayton
County Water Authority (P. O.
Jonesboro), Ga.

Building

O. Oakland City),

Co., Inc. (P.

Chicago, mutually agreeable to
the city and the purchaser. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬

munity Unit Sch. Dist. No. 202
(P. O. St. Elmo), III.

Georgia

Oakland-Columbia School

.

.

Oct.

18—v.

awarded

of

Kidder,

to

a

182,

p.

group

Peabody

&

Paine,

Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, and Stone & Webster Se¬
of

as 2V2s, at a price
basis of about 2.44%.

Corp.,

100.47,

a

Number 5475

182

Volume

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

Field,
receive

Treasurer,
will
sealed bids at the Second Bank-

Town

Street

State
until

Trust

(DST)

noon

Co., Boston,
Oct. 26 for

on

the

purchase of $150,000 electric
Act of 1955. Dated Nov.
1, 1955.' Due on Nov. 1 from 1956

bonds,

inclusive.

1970

to

interest

Principal

payable

mentioned

the

at

bank.

and

above-

Legality

ap¬

by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
proved

Bedford, Mass.
Offering — Raymond

Markey, City Treasurer, will
sealed

ceive

(EDST)

until

Legality
Canfield,

Miller,

municipal

Due

relief

bonds.

217,000 sewer construction bonds.
Oct.

Due

on

1975

1956

inclusive.

1

from

Oct.

on

offered

Oct.

1

from

1956

Oct.

Due

from

1975 inclusive.

Oct.

Dated

interest

on

1

1955.
Principal
payable at the Na¬
1,

Shawmut

Bank

of

Boston.

Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.

Waltham, Mass.
Sale

Bond

—

The

offered

bonds

price of 100.37, a basis of about

2.15%.

Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 8

Oct. 26 for the
$130,000
building
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1955.
Due
on
July 1 from 1956 to 1968 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-J) payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
&
Stone, of Detroit.
(EST)
purchase
of

p.m.

on

Offering

City

ing,

Clerk,

sealed bids until

Bunt¬

Harold

—

receive

will

8 p.m.

(EST) on

Oct. 25 for the purchase of $440,000 sewage

disposal system bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1955. Due on April
1

inclusive.

1985

1958 'to

from

Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
at

bank

a

trust

or

company

designated by the purchaser.

Township (P. O. 1056
Road, Benton

Harbor), Mich.
Offering — Elizabeth M.

Piersall, Township Clerk, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.

Nov. 8 for the purchase
of $2,500,000 sanitary sewage sys¬
tem revenue bonds. Dated April
(EST)

on

I, 1955. Due on April 1 from
to
1985 inclusive. Principal

1958
and

(A-O) payable at a bank

interest

designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
to be

of Chicago.
offering on Oct.
rejected.)

Cutler,

&

Chapman

(At the previous
II, bids were

Birmingham Sch. Dist., Mich.
Note
Sale —The
$500,000 tax

anticipation notes offered Sept. 20
—v.
182, p. 1164—were awarded
to
the
Birmingham
National

by

Berry,

Le¬
Stev¬

& Moorman of Detroit.

ens,

Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Pontiac), Mich.
Sale—The $550,000 build¬

Bloomfield Twp. Frac.
No.

3

ing bonds offered Oct. 17—v. 182,
p. 1616—were awarded to a group
composed of First of Michigan

Detroit, Braun, Bosworth
Toledo, and Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, of Detroit, at a
Corp.,

& Co.,

a net interest
cost of about 3.20%, as follows:

1957

1963 inclusive.

to

Due on July 1 from

210,000 3s.
1964 to

1974 inclusive.

250,000 3V4S. Due on July 1
1975 to 1983 inclusive.
Buchanan

from

Twp. Broceus Sch. Dist.

(P. O. R.R. 2, Buchanan),
Michigan
Bond Sale—An issue of $15,000
3

Paine,
& Curtis of
price of 100.006.

building bonds was sold to

Jackson

Webber,

Detroit,

ing

at a

Capac Community Sch. Dist., Mich.
Bond Offering—Oscar W. Wills,

of Board of Education,
receive sealed bids until 8

(EST) on Oct. 27 for the
purchase of $700,000 school bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955.
Due on July
1
from
1956 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
p.m.

able at

a

bank

or

trust company

Le¬
gality approved by Berry, Stev¬
ens & Moorman, of Detroit.

designated by the purchaser.




1,

1955.

in

Bonds due

thereafter

July 1 from

callable

are

of Sept.

as

Miller,

Canfield,

Paddock

&

Stone, of Detroit.Mellen

R.F.D.

1980

on

July 1 from

(P. O.

Bend

Offering

Newlin,

sealed

—

District

bids

C.

Arthur

will

Secretary,
until

7:30

(EST) on Oct. 26 for the
purchase of $110,000 school bonds.
Dated
Sept.
15,
1955.
Due on
p.m.

March

from

15

clusive.

1956

Principal

1971

to

in¬

interest

and

payable at the Bank of
Stephenson,
Stephenson.
(The
sale of the foregoing bonds was
cancelled
when
originally
of¬
(M-S)

fered

Oct. 5.)

on

Area

Morenci

Offering

Bond

—

May

1

clusive.

8

(EST)

p.m.

Sch. Dist.

No. 13 Frac. (P.
Bond

bonds

O. Niles), Mich.
Sale—The $72,000 school

offered

1509—were

Oct.

sold

1956

to

23,000 3V2S.
1967

to

or

trust
pur¬

Legality
approved
by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.

Southfield Sch. Dist.

(P. O. 24675

Lasher Road, Detroit 19), Mich.
Bond Offering—Mark W. Reh-

bine, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until

8

(EST)

p.m.

Nov.

on

for

1

bonds.

Due

Dated

Nov.

1,

1966

Due
1971

on

May

1

from

inclusive.
on

May 1 from

inclusive.

6,000 2%s.

Due

on

May 1, 1972.

7,000 2y4s.

Due

on

May 1, 1973.

of

sealed

bids

until

7:30

p.m.

Nov. 3 for the purchase

on

$225,000 building bonds. Dated
1, 1955. Due on Feb. 1 from
to 1985 inclusive. Principal
interest

and

payable

at

bank

a

Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1982

on

inclusive.

Bonds

thereafter

are

in

due

1978

New

and

sold

Minnesota
Bond

Bank, of Monticello, as 3y2s and
3y<is.* Dated Oct. 1, 1955. Due on
Oct.

Turk Lake Sch. Dist. (P. O. R.F.D.
No. 3, Greenville), Mich.

25

until

8

building

purchase

bonds.

1955. Due

terest

Webber, Jackson & Curtis, of De¬
troit, at a price of 100.003,Watertown, Elmer, Moore, Bridgehampton and Custer Fractional
(P.

build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 12—v. 182,
1385—were awarded to a group
composed of Braun, Bosworth &
Co.,

and McDonald-Moore & Co.

payable

Ocean
Bond

at

ler,

District

to

receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.

(EST) on Oct. 24 for the purchase
$50,000 tax anticipation notes.

of

31,

1955.

Due

pie,

Village

500

will

bids until 8 p.m.

sealed
Nov.

Clerk,

2

the

for

Gilles¬

receive

(CST)

on

Oct.

3

—

1957

to

1970

Lake

bids

until

Nov.

8

and

Scott

& Benson, of

Sale—The

p.

1385—were

Van

City,

Ingen
at a

interest
follows:

&

Counties

Joint

general

of

of

obligation

$2,-

bonds,

school building bonds.
Jan.

from

1

1958

to

J.

of New York

about

3.18%,

sold

Sale—An issue of $20,000

improvement
to

Trust

the

Co.,

Due

addition

Jan.

on

bonds.

from

1958

to

dated

Oct.

of

1955.

bonds

are

Principal and interest
bank

a

successful

proved

terest M-S.

Legality

ap¬

Colman,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
neapolis.
Dorsey,

Murray County Indep. Consol. Sch.
Dist. No. 65 (P. O. Chandler),

Charles

Sale—The $220,000

build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 18—v. 182,
p.
1617 — were awarded to the
Allison-Williams Co., of Minneap¬
olis, as 2.90s. The bonds bear an
interest of

Feb. 1, 1956 to

Trauernicht,

Bond

School District,

Offering

Holmes Coun*v

0.60%

the

Aug. 1, 1956.

purchase of $6,500,000 build¬

MONTANA
Carter County (P. O. Ekalaka),
Montana
Bond Sale—The $125,000 hos¬
pital bonds offered Sept. 8 — v.
182, p. 965—were awarded to Kalat

& Co., of Minneapolis,
price of 100.17.

a

—

awarded

County

Bank

Itawamba

3s,

as

NEBRASKA
Nebraska

Wesleyan University
(P. O. Lincoln), Neb.
Offering — J. E. Bartley,
Business Manager-Treasurer, will
receive

(CST)

sealed

bids

Oct.

on

until

31

10

a.m.

the

for

pur¬

chase of $250,000 non-tax exempt

dormitory
1954.

to

bonds.

Due

Dated

July

on

1

1994. inclusive.

Trust
the

July

from

1,

1957

Principal

and

Company

Chase

The

to

&

of Lincoln,

Manhattan

or

Bank

at
of

Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago, has been retained
by the University to pass on the
legality of the bonds.
NEW

Bond

James

P.
re¬

ceive

sealed

—

bids

c/o

the

First

National Bank of Boston, Munici¬

pal Division, 45 Milk Street, Bos¬
ton, until 11:30 a.m. (EDST) on
Oct. 25 for the purchase of $690,-

bonds,

$430,000

as

follows:

school

construction

bonds.

Due

on

1956

1975

inclusive.

110,000

to

new

sewers

construction

Nov.

1

from

Nov.

1

from

and highway

bonds.

1956

Due

to

1975

on

in¬

clusive.

municipal

improvement

bonds.

Due

on

1956 to

1965

inclusive.

Dated

Trust

Offering

Bourne, City Treasurer, will

v

$30,000
the

HAMPSHIRE

Manchester, N. H.

(P. O. Lexington),

bonds offered

provement

Mo.
bids

ing bonds.

from

Mississippi

were

Sealed

—

will be received until Nov. 15 for

150,000

Sale

St.

of

\

MISSOURI

MISSISSIPPI

Bond

&

3s.

as

Legality approved by

&

St. Louis

000

Minnesota

additional

Sunflower,

Louis.

pay¬

designated by the

bidder.

by

was

Bank

Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on Sept.
1 from 1956 to 1975 inclusive. In¬

1,

1

1967 inclusive.

The

bonds

Planters

New York City.

inclusive.

school

200,000

im¬

Oct.

17

Holmes

Co.,

of

and

Nov.

1,

Nov.

1955.

1

from

Principal

interest

payable, at the First
National Bank of Boston. Legal¬
ity approved
by
Ropes,
Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Bos¬
ton.

County

Bond Sale

$985,000 build¬

to B.

Bond
street

interest (J-J) payable at the First

'

on

inclusive.

O. Fulton),

(P.

NEW JERSEY

Mississippi

price of 100.02, a net

cost

purchase

on

Lexington. *

awarded
Co.,

(CST)

p.m.

the

follows:

Due

Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 5 (P. O.
Savage), Minn.
Bond

for

025.000
as

7:30

Al-

Bond

School District

County

inclu¬

interest pay¬
able at a bank designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬

Dakota

trunk

District Clerk, will receive sealed

and

proved by Faegre
Minneapolis.

$80,000

wood, of Minneapolis.

purchase of $64,-

funding
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1955. Due on
from

bank desig¬

182, p. 1269 — were
Piper, Jaffray & Hop-

v.

awarded to

obligation

general

1985

improvement bonds offered

sewer

Bond

Carlton, Minn.
Offering—Wilson

to

man

on

MINNESOTA

Bond

on

Nov.

LaCrescent, Minn.

able at

Wyoming Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 9
(P. O. Grand Rapids), Mich.
Note Offering—Albert L. Deal,
Superintendent of Schools, will

1,
1956.

(CST)

Dated

a

Sale—The

$187,to

Sunflower, Miss.

receive

nated
by the successful bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,
of Minneapolis.

Bond

of

sold

was

&

1957

1,

purchase of $50,-

bonds.

at

issue

bonds

Due on Aug. 1 from 1957
1966 inclusive.
Principal and

1967

The

Nov.

will

Clerk,
the

for

Springs, Miss.

Sale—An

water

1, 1955.

8

$35,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 29—v. 182,
p. 1269—were awarded to Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, of De¬
troit, at a price of 100.002.

Dated

A-O.

Co., of Jackson, and Allen
Co., of Hazelhurst, jointly, a3
3s, 3y4s, 3y2s and 3%s, at a price
of
100.09.
Due on Sept. 1 from

1958 to

and in¬

bank

a

sealed bids until 3 p.m.

(P. O. Wheeler), Mich.
—

vis

Atwater), Minn.
Offering—Ray Sch\$ing-

Bond

$1,825,000

Twp. Sch. Dist. No.

Sale

Nov.

from

Principal

(P. O. Two Harbors), Minn.
Bond Offering—W. H. Norlen,

p.

Bond

inclu¬

1975

to

1956

Interest

$30,000

Kandiyohi and Meeker Counties
Joint Independent Consolidated
School Dist. No. 37 (P. O.

Sandusky), Mich.

MacArthur &

1

Oct.

on

of

desig¬
nated
by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Faegre &
Benson, of Minneapolis.

O.

Bond Sale—The $425,000

Co., Kenower,

Rogers,

Dated

Feb.

on

inclusive.

1963

A.

(CST)

p.m.

the

for

$30,000 build¬

ing bonds offered Oct. 13—v. 182,
p. 1509—were awarded to Paine,

7

from

1

sive.

&

Offering—H.

interest payable

Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.

No.

Lawrence

000

chaser.

Dist.

$17,000

bonds was
County

system

the

to

Miss.

issue of

Hennepin County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 141 (P. O. Eden Prairie),

1966.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬

Sept.

1,

Sch.

Hebron,

works

of St. Louis.

25

Sale—The

St.

of

Tauernicht,

Legality approved by Dorsey,
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,
Minneapolis.

building

Bond

&

Bond Sale—An
water

of

000

of

as

In¬

Legality approved by

der.

Oct.

callable

inclusive.

1975

to

Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,

1955.

ing bonds offered Oct. 13—v. 182,

Due

A.

purchase of $3,500,000 build¬

ing

182, p.
Paine, Web¬

follows:

$36,000 3s.

interest

bank

chaser.

ber, Jackson & Curtis, of Detroit,
as

Oct. 27 for

designated by the

company

10—v.

to

Charles

re¬

ceive

to

Louis.

Donald

—

$65;000
sold

was

designated by the successful bid¬

(P. O.

and
a

1957

terest M-S.

bids

Principal

1

Niles and Howard Twps.

2

on

(M-N) payable at

Principal

&

Offering

issue of

bonds

Municipal Bond Corp., of Chi¬
cago, as 4y2s and 4yts.
.Dated
Aug. 1, 1955.
Due on March 1
from

clusive.

sive.

Paddock

from

1

inclusive.

District Clerk, will receive sealed

Feb.

chaser.

Feb.

on

works

the

purchase of $100,000 building
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1955.
Due
on
May 1 from 1956 to 1973 in¬

designated by the pur¬
Legality
approved
by

Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.

Due

the

(M-N) payable at a bank or trust
company

No.

Secretary of Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids

Mich.
Berneta Sal¬

from 1956 to 1973 in¬
Principal
and
interest

1982 inclusive.

water

ersen,

Dist.,

lows, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 1 for
the purchase of $575,000 building
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1955. Due
on

Dist.

1, Scottville),
Michigan
Bond Offering—Harold C. Ped-

March

Sch.

1

No. 11 (P. O. Cannon Falls),
Minnesota

Nov.

inclusive.

No.

Wheeler

Twp. Sch. Dist.
Wallace), Mich.

1977 to

Bond

Laddonia, Miss.
Bond Sale—An

Feb.

on

Goodhue and Dakota Counties
Joint Indep. Consol. Sch. Dist.

(CST)

inclusive.

Due

to

Sch.

1974 and

1,
1965.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬
chasers
approved, by
Legality

Due

1983 to 1985

.1958
Frac.

Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1980

on

inclusive.

Secretary
will

Sept.

Dated

bonds.

Due

Due on July 1 from

$90,000 4s.

No.

ler, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 26 for
the purchase of $1,500,000 build¬

100.002,

of

price

Harper Woods Sch. Dist., Mich.
Bond Offering—Harold W. But¬

receive

Bank, at IV2 %.

Bond

1968

on

Riverton, Summit and Eden Twps.

Territorial
Bond

to

Due

the

Harbor Beach, Mich.
Bond

gality approved
Benton

$154,000 3V4S.

until

Community Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
Offering—Floyd N. Smith,

Bond

able

MICHIGAN

•

15

1, 1960.

99,000 2s. Due June

p.

group

a

June

on

from 1957 to 1959 inclusive.

19—v.

1509—were awarded to a
composed of Halsey, Stuart
& Co., Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc., Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
Weeden
&
Co., and RocklandAtlas National Bank, as 2.20s, at
182,

Due

2i/4s.

$297,000

3.20s.

Feb. 1 from

on

inclusive.

Mensing, District, Clerk, will

follows:

1616—

p.

1976

110,000 3s.

ower, MacArthur & Co., of De¬
troit, at a price of 100.07, a net
interest cost of about
3.05%, as

Bosworth
follows:

$2,750,000

Oct.

Muskegon Sch. Dist., Mich.
Sale—The $325,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 24—v. 182,
p.
865—were awarded to Ken-

awarded to Braun,

were

to

construction

station

fire

1956 to

school

182,

bonds

Flushing

bonds.

tional

paving

18—v.

to

210,000

Bond

1969

to

inclusive.

1975

180,000

and

street

assessment

167,000 sewer construction bonds.
Due

North

Detroit, Mich.

re¬

noon

1958

from

Bond Sale—The $396,000 special

Oct. 1, 1956 and 1957.

on

by
&

$665,000 3y4s. Due

Detroit.

of

1956

& Co., Inc., Toledo, as

$600,000

•

approved
Paddock

ler,

171,000 3s.

follows:

-

chaser.

D.

Oct. 25 for the pur¬
$1,164,000
bonds,
as

on

of

chase

bids

well, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive - sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 27 for
the purchase of $325,000 building
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1955.
Due
on
May 1 from 1956 to 1973 in¬
clusive.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬

Sept. 1, 1955.
Interest
Legality approved by Mil¬
Canfield, Paddock & Stone,

M-N.

Stone, of Detroit.

New

Bond

Twp. and City Sch. Dist.
1 Fractional, Mich.
Bond Offering—Earl H. Rock¬
No.

T.

■

57

(1745)

Dated

Coloma

Hudson, Mass.
Offering—Fred

Bond

•

T^'J'

«r/-'t

V<

4

as

road
was

and

sold

lumbus,
1955.

—

An issue of $75,000

bridge refunding bonds
to

at

Due

Cady

3y2s.
on

Co., of Co¬

&

Dated

Sept.

1

Sept.

from

1,

1956

Berkeley Heights Twp. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Berkeley Heights), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $400,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 17—v. 182,
p. 1509—were awarded to a group
composed of the National State

Legality approved by Charles &

Bank, J. B. Hanauer & Co., and
Ryan, Hanauer & Co., as 2.55s, at
a price of 100.07, a basis of about

Trauernicht, of St. Louis.

2.54%.

to

1970

inclusive.

Interest

M-S.

58

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1746)

Bound Brook, N. J.
Bond

ler, Borough
ceive

P. Koeh-

Offering—John

will

Treasurer,
until

bids

sealed

re¬

8

p.m.

(EST) on Nov. 7 for the purchase
$25,500
fire
signal
system
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on

of

1965 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable
at
the
First
National
Bank of Bound Brook. Legality
Sept.

1

rated; McDougal & Condon, Inc.;
& Company, Inc.; Schaffer,
Necker
&
Co.;
Seasongood^ &
Mayer;
Thomas
&< Company;
M. B. Vick & Company; The Weil,
Roth & Irving Co.
Pohl

t

182,

Oct. lb

awarded

1385—were

p.

to a
group composed of
Saffin & Co., B. J. Van

Caldwell, Marshall,
of New York

by

City.
Cedar Grove

Twp. School District

(P. O. Cedar Grove), N. J.
Bond Offering—Henry S. Little,

tion, will receive sealed bids until
8:15 p.m. (DST) on Oct. 25 for the
purchase
of
$650,000
building
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
Due

1975 in¬
interest
First Na¬

Aug. 1 from 1956 to
clusive.
Principal
and
on

(F-A)

payable

the

at

tional Bank of Cedar Grove.

Le¬

gality approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York City.
Chatham School District, N. J.
Bond

Offering—Ray

til

8:30 p.m.

(EST)

Nov. 2 for

ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1955. Due
on July
1 from 1956 to 1980 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-J) payable at the Summit Trust
Co., Summit, or at a New York
City banking institution as desig¬
nated
by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York

Co., as 3.45s, at
basis of about 3.44%.

a

•

Benjamin

sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Nov.
000

(EST)

for the purchase

1

bonds,

$246,000
Due
1973

as

of $271,-

for the

1

building

Nov.

1

bonds.
1956

from

Nov. 1 from

to

Nov.

Principal

chanics National Bank, Woodbury.

Oct. 26 for the purchase of $230,-

Legality

approved

000

Delafield

&

interest

and

(M-N)

Hawkins,

by

Wood, of New York

Bond

com¬

of Chase Manhattan Bank,

posed

Bankers Trust

Co., Salomon Bros.
& Hutzler, Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
& Co., Coffin & Burr, Inc., Trust
Company of Georgia, Bache &
Co., John Small & Co., Freeman
& Co., Park, Ryan, Inc., and Cen¬
tral Republic Co., was the suc¬
cessful

bidder for the $3,875,000
general and school bonds offered
Oct.

18—v.

182, p. 1509.
The
purchased $3,867,000 bonds

2.70s,

at

price

a

of

100.21,

a

on

sewer

The

—

$13,000,000

bonds offered

revenue

Oct.

$180,000

general

bonds.

Dated

Nov.

Nov.

on

1

1964 inclusive.

1,

from

1954.

1956

to

34,000 street bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1955. Due on Nov, 1 from
1956 to 1962 inclusive.

interest

and

at

the

(M-N)

Rutherford

Na¬

Legality

approved by Hawkins, Delafield &

Sayreville

School

District,

N.

J.

$660,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 13—v. 182,
p.

1509—were awarded to

a

group

National

State

to

Bank, of Newark, Ira Haupt &
Co., of New York City, and F. R.
Cole & Co., of Newark, as
2.65s,
at a price of
100.15, a basis of
about 2.63%,

by Harri-

Ripley & Co., Inc., New York
City, at a price of 100.04, a net
interest cost of about 3.35%, as

man

follows:

*
,

$680,000 3%s.
1956

3,630,000
from

5,670,000

to

Due

1962

3.40s.
1963

Jan. 1 from

on

inclusive.

Due

to

3.30s.

on

1975

Jan.

on

Jan.

1

from 1976 to 1988 inclusive.

3,020,000

3.40s.

Due

on

Jan.

1

from 1989 to 1993 inclusive.

The

issue

revenues

is

to

derived

of the sewage

be

secured

from

by
operation

disposal system.

.Other members of

the

offering
group include: Blyth & Co., Inc.;
Smith, Barney & Co.; Goldman,
Sachs & Co.; White, Weld & Co.;
R. W. Pressprich & Co.; A. C. Al¬
ii yn and Company Incorporated;
Estabrook
& Co.; Ira
Haupt &
Co.;
Hemphill,
Noyes
&
Co.;
Hornblower & Weeks; Andrews
& Wells, Inc.; Bacon, Stevenson
&

Co.; Baxter, Williams & Co.;
Gregory & Sons; Hirsch & Co.;
Roosevelt & Cross Incorporated;
Byrne and Phelps Incorporated;

F. R. Cole & Co.

First
Securities
Company
of
Chicago; Hannahs, Ballin & Lee;
J. B. Hanauer & Co.; J. R. Ross &
Co.; Ryan, Hanauer & Co.; Wood,
Gundy & Co., Inc.; Auchincloss,
Parker & Redpath; Burns, Corbett
&

Pickard, Inc.; Dolphin & Co.;
Fahey, Clark & Co.; Juran &
Moody, Inc.; Lebenthal & Co.;
Mackey, Dunn & Co. Incorpo¬




the

Upper Freehold Township School
Dist. (P. O. Allentown), N. J.

1

inclusive.

Due

of

Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed

New

York

District

terest

(M-N)

payable

at

Exchange Bank,
New York City. Legality approved

Sykes, Heckler
New York City.

Vandewater,

1957

to

1975

inclusive.

Carlton

(P. O. Carlton Station),
N.

(EST)

on

will

bids

until

re¬

2

p.m.

bonds
1509

offered

—

were

Hanauer

3%s, at

payable

(A-O)

the Marine Trust Co. of West¬

at

New

13—v.

182,

p.

to

Co.,

of

of about 3.35%.

approved

11

Bond

(P. O. Rochester 11), N. Y.
Offering—Erwin M. Mor¬

District

ris,

sealed
on

bids

Oct.

Clerk,
until

25

for

purchase

bonds.

$140,000
1956

(EDST)

p.m.

the

building
Oct. 1, 1955. Due

receive

will

3

of

to

and interest

(A-O) payable at the
Security
Trust
Company,
of
Rochester.
Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.

Bond Offering—Alice
Fink, Dis¬
trict
Clerk
will
receive
sealed
bids

until

2:45

p.m.

(EDST)

on

Oct. 26 for the purchase of
$720,000 building bonds.
Dated

Due

Sept. 1 from 1956
to 1985 inclusive.
Principal and
interest (M-S) payable at the Ma¬
on

Commission,

the

purchase

1984

$603,000 public
offered Oct.
1510—were awarded

and

York

New

Offering

(DST)
of

District

sealed

Elizabeth

—

Clerk,

bids

will

until

3

E.
re¬

p.m.

Oct. 25 for the purchase

on

182,

p.

Lee

Peeler

a

and interest

York

inclusive.

Principal

Trust

Co.,

New

Legality approved by
Sykes,
Heckler
&
Galloway, of New York City.
City.

Vandewater,

Hyde Park, Poughkeepsie, Clinton
and Pleasant Valley Central
Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
Bond

bonds

Hyde Park), N. Y.
Sale —The
$1,035,000
Oct.

offered

18—v.
to

awarded

1510—were

a

182,

p.

group

composed of Roosevelt &
Wood, Gundy & Co., and

Cross,
W. H.
New York
price of 100.74,

&

Morton

Co., all of

as 2.60s, at a
basis of about 2.54%.

City,

,

(DST)
15,

on

1960

to

Aug.

on

1

p.m.

inclusive.

15 from
Principal

(F-A) payable at the

office

of

National

turers

until

Nov. 1 for the purchase
Due

1955.

1956

bids

Manufac¬

the

Bank

of

Troy.

Vande¬
water, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
Corinth, Greenfield, Hadley and
Day Central School District No. 1
(P. O. Corinth), N.Y.
Bond Offering—Frank

of

on

McCourt,

for

Nov.-9

$60,700

school site
Due on

Principal and interest (M-N)
at

the

Corinth

Manufacturers

office

National

pay¬

of

Bank

the

of

Troy. Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Taylor & Wahburn, of New
York

City.

Traders
as

Sale

building bonds

17—v.

awarded

to

182,

and

(P.

Bond

Sale

The

Offering

—

York
The

$35,300

im¬
17

182, p. 1510—were awarded
George B. Gibbons & Co., New

—v.

to

York

City,

3s, at
basis of about 2.95%.

100.28,

as

a

Ossining and Mount Pleasant Union
Free Sch. Dist. No. 2 (P. O.
Briarcliff

Manor),

N.

$2,100,000

sewage
disposal
Due on
May 1

bonds.
1957 to

1 from

Dated

19—v.

182,

p.

$5,100,000

(j»ffered Oct. 19—v.

1957 to

&

Nov.

Tarboro, N. C.
Bond

Sale—The

tric system

182,

v.

the

elec¬

Branch

of Wilson,

Banking & Trust Co.,
a price of 100.001, a

at

net interest cost of about

2.57%,

as

follows:

$15,000

6s.

May

Due

on

1959

1957 to

inclusive.

from

1

1960

to

10,000 2V4S. Due
and

1976.

on

May 1 from

inclusive.

1974

,..

on

May 1, 1975

;

,

NORTH

DAKOTA

Grafton, N. D.
Bond

utility

Sale —The

revenue

182,

p.

$50,000 water
bonds offered Aug.
awarded

317—were

Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, of
Minneapolis, as 4.40s, and 3.40sr
at a price of 100.15.
North

Dakota

(State of)

Bond Sale^An issue of-

*

$1,347,University of North Dakota
dormitory and permanent hous¬
ing revenue bonds was sold to the
000

State of North

Dakota, at

a

price

of par.

OHIO
Allen

County (p. O. Lima), Ohio
Bond Sale—The
$240,000 hospi¬

tal
p.

bonds offered

ald
a

Oct.

17—v.

182,

1386—were awarded to McDon¬
&

Co., of Cleveland, as 2s, at
price of 100.22, a basis of about

1.93%.

City Sch. Dist., Ohio

Bond

Bond Offering—John A. Dwyer,

will

$100,000

bonds offered Oct. 18

1618—were awarded to

p.

Bellaire

Westbury, N. Y.

Treasurer,

May

on

1992 inclusive.

1, 1955. Principal
(M-N)
payable in
New York City. Legality approved
by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor
Wash¬
burn, of New York City.

1618—were awarded

group composed

Village

from

interest

and

Y.

of Roosevelt
Cross; Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
and Francis I. duPont & Co., all
of New York City, as 2.70s, at a
price of 100.45, a basis of about
a

plant

1992 inclusive.

800,000 water bonds. Due

Bond
Sale—The $700,000
ele¬
mentary school bonds offered Oct.

to

W. E. Easter-

—

Nqv. 1 for the purchase of $2,900,000 bonds, as follows:

bonds offered Oct.

provement

April 1, 1977

on

1978.

to

Otisville),

O.

April 1 from

on

ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on

1—v.

New

from

Raleigh, N. C.
Bond

Manufacturers &
Trust Co., Buffalo, jointly,

Hope

1

inclusive.

p.

2.40s, at 100.08, a basis of about

Mount

April

on

1965

10,000 2V2s. Due

Roosevelt

2.66 %>

—

Due

to

.

2.39%.

Corning City School District, N. Y.
Bond

6s.

and

Cross,

the

bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1955.

able

&

Oct.

offered

1510—were

by

approved

(EST)

bonds

to

1966 to 1976 inclusive.

right-of-way

and

improvement

awarded

&

32,000 31/4S. Due

Johnstown, N. Y.
Bond Sale —The $142,000 street

G.

Grahame, Village Treasurer, will
sealed

1618—were

1957

(A-O) payable at the

States

water

Co., of Durham,
price of 100.09, a net interest
of about 3.37%, as follows:

$18,000

building bonds. Dated
1, 1955. Due on April 1 from
1974

$60,000

bonds offered Oct. 18—•

sewer

at

$90,000
to

1,

June 1 from 1957 to

Sale—The

J.

v.

Huntington Union Free Sch. Dist.

Bond

school

June

Raeford, N. C.
Bond

City,

(P. O. Cold Spring Harbor),

$750,000
Dated

Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable in New York
Legality approved by Cald¬
well, Marshall,' Trimble & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.

as 2.70s, at a price
basis of about 2.64%.

No. 8

on

terest

Roosevelt & Cross, of

a

receive

City.

—

100.35,

will

inclusive.

cost

New York

of

bonds.

Due

75,000 2V2S. Due

Offerin g—Rollin

Sept.

1, 1955.

ment

sealed bids at his office in
Raleigh
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Oct. 25 for

Corinth, N. Y.
Bond

District

Chenango

{. Bond Offering —W. E. Easterling, Secretary of Local Govern¬

bonds

Hempstead, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
$470,000 gen¬
eral improvement bonds offered
Oct. 18
v. 182, p. 1386 — were

a

Nov. 1 from 1956 to 1985 inclusive.

O.

(P. O. Rochester), N. Y.

Bros.
& Hutzler, of
City, as 2.60s, at a price
of 100.40, a basis of about 2.55%.

on

purchase

(P.

Legality
ap¬
Hawkins, Delafield &

New York

Dated

Oct. 1 from
1974 inclusive.
Principal

Oct.

County, Greenville Sch. Dist,.
(P. O. Greenville), N. C.

;

,

Sale—The

United

City.

Barker,
Chenango, Fenton, Tri¬
angle and Greene Central School
1

pay¬

Salomon

to

Vandewater, Sykes,
Galloway, of New York

by

Heckler &

noon

Forks), N. Y.

Bond

1957

tion, will receive sealed bids until

No.

Greece

Legality

Albion.

York,

President of the Board of Educa¬

NEW YORK

on

Wood, of New York City.

Oct.

sewer

Ryan,
Newark, as
price of 100.13, a basis

&
a

Oct.

awarded

1, 1955. Due

Square.

by

proved

from 1956 to 1970 inclusive. Prin¬

Legality

$55,000

Rin-

purchase of $750,000 building

bonds. Dated Nov.

Skiner,

ity approved by Hawkins, Dela¬
Wood, of New York City.

Sale—The

the

ceive

Corinth

West Wild wood, N. J.

City School Dist., N. Y.

schler, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 2 for

improvement
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1955. Due on Oct. 1

cipal and interest

offered

NORTH CAROLINA
Pitt

Bond Offering—Norma W.

i

Nov. 2 for the purchase

tional Bank of Allentown.
Legal¬

Bond

Glen Cove

$31,000

and interest

^

Charles

Inc.,

of about 2.64%.

Struk-

F.

$195,000 various

bonds

&
Cross, of New
York
City,
jointly, as 2.60s, at a price of
100.20, a basis of about 2.56%.

Co.,

of

Supervisor,

Town
sealed

of

Y.

Offering—Earl

Bond

Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the Farmers Na¬

field &

Bond Sale—The

improvement

awarded to

on

from

Y.

the

Corn

Chemical

Due

1

3

of Harriman

composed

18—v. 182, p.

$1,445,000 building bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
1955. Due on May 1 from 1957 to
1985 inclusive. Principal and in¬

of $45,000 sewer bonds. Dated Aug.

Feb

N.

No.

18—v. 182, p. 1618—were awarded
to the Manufacturers & Traders
Trust Co., Buffalo, and Roosevelt

Nov. 1 for the purchase of

bonds.

1955.

Montrose),

improvement

ing

1,

Dist.

$1,250,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 18—v. 182,
p. 1618—were awarded to a group

Clerk,

receive

Feb.

O.

will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
ren,

bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on Nov. 1
for the purchase of
$180,000 build¬

Dated

(P.

Central Sch.

Bond Sale—The

Bond Offering—Arthur E. War¬

Bond Offering—Mildred B. Cos-

grove,

(

Williamsville, N. Y.
Cortlandt

Franklin

Canandaigua City School District

Company, or at
Bank, ox New York

......

by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.

and interest
tne Bank of

of about 2.27%.

Principal and interest (M-N)

Chili and Gates Common Sch. Dist.

Bond Sale—The

City.

at

Trust

Hanover

able at the First National Bank of

ern

Principal

Westbury
the

1955.

■

composed

syndicate headed

and

(F-A)

ceive

improvement

19—v. 182, p. 1509—were awarded
a

1957

Principal

payable

building

land,

follows:

as

(M-S)

Nov. 1 from 1956 to 1984 inclusive.

No.

Bond Sale

from

1

Principal

pur¬

Dated Sept. 1, 19o5.
Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1974

payable at the
Camillus Bank. Legality approved

bids until 8:45 p.m. (EST)
Nov.
1 for
the purchase of

Wood, of New York City.

Jersey City Sewerage Authority,
New Jersey

Feb.

on

inclusive.

1972

& Galloway, of

shof, Borough Clerk, will receive

tional Bank, Rutherford.

&

Kane,

the

bonds.
on

inclusive.

(P. O. Camillas), N. Y.

sealed

payable

Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.

>

Sch.

Bond Offering—Harold J. Land-

the First National Bank of High¬

Legality approved by

Due

1955.

by

Rutherford, N. J.

Cent.

building bonds. Dated Aug. 1,

interest

Passaic, N. J.
Sale—A
syndicate

Geddes

Bond Offering—Gerald E.

to

land

Park.

Buren,

payable at the Farmers and Me¬

1, 1955.
Principal
(M-N)
payable at

interest

and

Van

hall

Weeks, First of Michi¬

Ripley &
King & Co.,
both of New York City, and the
National Bank of Westchester, as
Onondaga,
2.70s, at a price of 100.67, a basis

District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
11:30
a.m.
(DST) on

Due on

elusive.
Dated

Heckler &

and

to

1960 in-

Legality
ap¬
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Galloway, of New York

1

Due

1956

by

Dist. No.

inclusive.

25,000 equipment bonds.

Moriches.

proved

Elbridge

$100,000

$214,000 bonds,

follows:

general
on

on

re¬

building

the

receive

will

Council

Borough

South

&

Corporation, Ira Haupt & Co.,
& Co., Chas. E.
Weigold & Co., J. G. White & Co.,
and Bramhall, Falion
& Co., as
2.30s, at a price of 100.31, a basis

p.m.

bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1955. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1956 to 1970 inclusive.

an¬

and

Mayor

2

2:30 J p.m.

for

25

$106,500 land acquisition,
improvement and village

gan

inclusive. Principal
(M-N) payable at the
Bay
National
Bank
of

City.

Nov.

on

basis of about 2.68%.

Gebhardt

F.

the

that

will

until

Due

until

Oc.

on

street

1984

to

Camillas,

(EST)
purchase
of
p.m.

Bond Offering—Borough Treas¬

nounces

1956

bids

(EDST)
chase of

Adams, McEntee

'

M.

of

8

as

urer

Clerk,

bids

Y.

Thomas

—

District

sealed

ceive

Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until

.

Highland Park, N. J.

Neppell,

sealed

a

Co., C. J. Devine & Co., Blair
Co., Inc., Geo. B. Gibbons & Co.,
Inc., Barr Brothers & Co., Horn-

Dist.

Mastic), N.

Offering

Center
National Park School District, N. J.
Bond
Offering — Ruth Sellers,

group

City.

&

Y.

on

O.

Sch.

and interest

Lebenthal

City.

purchase of $2,250,000 build¬

(P.

Free

'

and

Kline,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
the

32

to

composed of Halsey, Stuart

&

Gallo¬

(DST) on Oct. 27 for the purchase
$550,000 building bonds. Dated
May 1, 1955. Due on Nov. 1 from

100.07,

Secretary of the Board of Educa¬

No.

Bend

1618—were awarded

p.

Monday, October 24, 1955

.

&

Vande¬

Heckler &
of New York City.

way,

182,

group

.

blower

by

approved

..

Boland,
Ingen &
Co., J. B. Hanauer & Co., Ryan,
Hanauer & Co., J. R. Ross & Co.,
.

approved

Trimble & Mitchell,

Company of
York, Binghamton.

Brcokhaven* Union

school

and general bonds offered
—v.

Trust

water,' S.yke?,

-

Bond Sale—The $951,000

Midland

Legality

Long Branch, N.J.

1956 to

from

rine

Southern New

.

receive

Offering — Kenneth G.
Cooper, Clerk of Board of Educa¬

tion, will receive sealed bids

un-

Volume

182

Number 5475

.

.

The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle

.

59

(1747)
til

(EST)

noon

purchase
bonds.

Nov. 3 for the

on

of

$300,000

Squire,

Dec.

1

sive.

Principal and interest (J-D)

Carter

Local

date

Cuyahoga Falls,

Auditor, will receive

sealed

until

Oct.

noon

(EST)

on

bids

24

for

the purchase of

$250,000 improve¬
bonds.r Dated Oct. 1, 1955.
semi-annually on June and

ment

Due

original
Oct. 21.)
Okla.

Dec. 1, 1957 to 1966 inclusive. Le¬
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
ers &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.

for

Bond
eral

purchase

of

County (P. O.
Cincinnati), Ohio
City Clerk

will receive sealed bids until Nov.
for

the

purchase of
improvement bonds.

composed

Huron
Bond

Local

Sch.

Offering

—

$1,800,000

100.55,

Clerk of Board of Education,

sey,

will receive sealed bids until

noon

(EST) on Nov. 3 for the purchase
$16,000 building bonds. Dated
Due

Mayes

the

County

Dependent

21

(P.

Sale

bids

sealed

(CST)

Bond

bonds

cate

Co., of Oklahoma

Dist.

until

of

water

Due

bonds.
Dec.

on

Dated

1

p.m.

1, 1955.

1957 to

1961

inclusive.

Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Brecksville
Bank, Bn cksville.

Clerk

Offering—Joseph J. MiCity Auditor, will receive
bids

until

(EST)

noon

on

Oct. 31 for the purchase of $195,000
automobile
parking system

mortgage

bon<jJs.

revenue

Nov. 1, 1955.

Due

1956

inclusive.

1975

to

on

Dated

Nov. 1 from

Principal

and interest

(M-N) payable at the
of Lorain. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
National Bank

Nelsonville City

Sch. Dist., Ohio

Offering—Agnes PenderClerk of the Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids
the

on

Oct. 27 for

purchase of $410,818 building

bonds.
on

(EST)

Dated

Nov.

clusive.

(M-N)
tional

1

Oct.

from

1, 1955.

1957

to

Due

1980

in¬

Principal
and
interest
payable at the First Na¬

Bank

of

Nelsonville.

Le¬

gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.

ers

Sandusky, Ohio
Bond

bonds

Due

Oct.

13—v.

182,

p.

Co., of Cleveland.

Martel), Ohio
800

issue

$12l7-

bonds was sold to
Joyce & Co., of Colum¬
bus, as 3s, at a price of 101.21, a
basis of about 2.86%.
B.

Wakeman, Ohio
Bond

Offering—Gale

elder, Village
sealed

Clerk of

to

1964

the

Board

(CST)
purchase
of
bonds.

of

for

$115,000

Due from

B.

Bach-

from

1957

to

Weatherford,
Bond

Sale

1981

inclusive.

inclusive;

$840,000

2y4s,

due

July 1 from 1963 to 1966
inclusive: and $3,150,000 2y2s,
due on July 1 from 1967 to
1981 inclusive.

bonds
Oct.

totaling

rities

$75,000 of¬
182, p. 1511—

12—v.

awarded

were

pur¬

the

to

First

Company of Kansas, Wich¬

1511

were

—

awarded

National
a

Bank, of
price of 100.11.

to

the

Harris-

to

1966

Principal
and
interest
payable at the County Treasurer's
Legality approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
Portland.

(P. O. Box 4099,
Portland), Oregon
Bond Offering—John J. Winn,

Jr., General Manager, will receive
(PST) on
for the purchase of $1,000,000 airport, series T, bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on July 1
a.m.

14

1956 to

1975 inclusive. Prin¬

cipal

and interest (J-J) payable
at the office of the fiscal
agency
of

the

from

1963

1966

to

Port of

Portland, or at its
fiscal agency in New York City.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.

Bond

Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Boothwyn), Pa.
Sale

provement
—v.

to

182,
the

—

bonds

p.

The

awarded

to

the

1981

to

inclusive.

from

1

1957

from

1

clusive;
due

on

1981

1963

1

to

1962

to

1966

from

in¬

Among

those

SOUTH

Bond
water

$26,000

offered

1511—were

Oct.

with

offering are:
The
Chase
Manhattan
Bank;
Bankers Trust Company; Chem¬
ical Corn Exchange Bank; J. P.
Morgan
&
Co.,
Incorporated;
Harriman Ripley & Co., Incorpo¬
rated; Smith, Barney & Co.; Kid¬
der, Peabody & Co.; The First
Boston
Corporation; Union Se¬
curities Corporation; Kuhn, Loeb
&
Co.;
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner & Beane; Lee Higginson
Corporation; White, Weld & Co.
National

Bank,

Hemphill, Ncyes & Co.; A. C.
Allyn & Company, Incorporated;
Dominick
&
Dom.inick;
Marine
Trust Company of Western New
W. H. Morton & Co., In¬
corporated; F. S. Moselev & Co.;
York;

13

awarded

Upper
Darby
National
Bank, Upper Darby, as 2%s.

W. E.

and

systems

sewer

on

$2,500,000

Independent

1967 to 1970

2sj

1971

to

Dated

1

Dec,

on

1975

1

from
from

1956

Sinkler,

Simons, of Charleston.
DAKOTA

The

bonds offered Oct. 7

Sioux

South

were

Buda School

Sioux

Dallas

Indep. Sch.

til

3

Jr.,

of

Falls,

S. Dak.

$10,000

1955. Due

Texas

Browne,

Nov.

on

10

for

$10,000,000 school

Dec.

on

1

from

1956

to

inclusive.

Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the First

Dallas,

or

at the

bonds

Bank, New York
approved by Mc-

Legality
Parkhurst

offered

Oct.

Denton

$1,500,000 bonds

17—v.
to

182,
a

of

Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
—

Chester O.

Strickland,
o f
Superintendent
Schools, will receive sealed bids
for

1:30
the

p.m.

schoolhouse
1981

(CST)

purchase

on

of

bonds.

Dated

Dec.

1 from

on

inclusive.
thereafter

Nov.

1

$1,340,000
Dec.

1,

1956 to

Bonds due in 1971
callable

are

as

of

Principal and inter¬
(J-D) payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank of Dallas, or at the
Chase Manhattan Bank, of New
Yrk City.
Legality approved by
McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of
1, 1970.

est

Chattanooga, Tenn.
Bond Sale—The

Crowe,
.

Bond Offering

Dec.

TENNESSEE

&

Dallas.

and

Oct.

W.

improvement bonds. Pated Dec. 1,

until

street

2s.

awarded

(CST)

p.m.

Dakota,

were

Dist.,

Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬

1955. Due

offered

District, Texas

Offering—T.

17—v. 182, p. 1619—were awarded
to
the National Bank of South
as

1, 1965.

Sale—An issue of $70,018
building bonds was sold to R. J.

awarded

Danforth,

Sale—The

improvement

of Nov.

as

Bond

Call,

Falls.

Bond

from

chaser. Legality approved by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dal¬

City.

$32,000 water
improvement

street

J.

1

Nov.

National Bank in

Monroe, S. Dak.

George

District

Nov.

on

Chase Manhattan

SOUTH

and

Nov.

1, 1955. Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at a
bank to be designated by the pur¬

1975

—

College

Due

callable

Dated

terest

Sale

of

as

1970 inclusive. Bonds
due in 1966 and thereafter are

Legality

Bond

inclusive.

to

the purchase of

Sept. 1, 1955. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
by

Junior

bonds.

Bond

inclusive.

approved

Nov. 1

on

1980

callable

are

325,000

Hanover Bank, of New York City.

Gibbs &

to

1, 1970.

from

1

Dec.

on

as

School

Edwards, Inc., of San Antonio.

follows:

inclusive.

Due

1956

after

1966 inclusive.

15,000 23/4s. Due

the

bonds,

1387—

p.

group

com¬

Dallas.

posed of the First National Bank
of
&

Denton, Texas

Memphis, Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,

of
Securities

Atlanta; Cumberland
Corp.,
of
Nashville;

Bond

Offering—W.

D. Buttrill,
City Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Nov.

Watkins, Morrow & Co., of Bir¬
mingham; and McDonald-Moore
Co., of Detroit, as follows:

electric

$500,000

Nov.

1, 1955. Due

1956

to

&

8

for

the

purchase

of

$1,387,000

bonds.

revenue

First

Co.; American Securi¬

due

Dated

and interest (M-N)

Corporation;

i

Due

until

10 for

$2,825,000

due

Co.; Laurence M.
Reynolds & Co.
ties

of

bids

Nov.

on

Co.;

Co., Incorporated:
Hutton, & Co.; Ira Haupt &

Hirsch &

(CST)

Austin,
Trustees,

of

las.

sold to J. Lee Peeler &

4s.

15,000

to.

F. D.

sealed

hospital bonds, as fol¬
lows: $50,000 4s, due on Nov.
1, 1956 and 1957; $70,000 2s,

A. G. Becker &

im¬

was

1956 to

to

Districts, Texas
—

Board

follows:

CAROLINA

Sale—An issue of $50,000

works

works

associated

of

receive

p.m.

Clover, S. C.

2y2s,

1967

&

Offering

purchase

land Hospital Trust Co., of Provi¬
dence, at 0.51% discount.

in¬

Co. in the

Seattle-First

2

Is¬

on

inclusive.

Drexel &

will

p.

and interest

$1,322,000

and
Jan.

Bond

time

Rhode

as

1967

Parkhurst

Secretary

school

same

Dec.

from

&

Bethel

the

at

$20,000

1

Yarnall, Biddle & Co.; Wertheim
Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons.
Carl M. Loeb; Rhoades & Co.;

PENNSYLVANIA

182,

Sale—The $600,000
offered

inclusive.

Jan.

Nov.
1,
by McCrowe,
of

approved

Amarillo School

to

bonds

Jan.

in¬

office.

sealed bids until 10

Note

1962

clusive; $356,000 2y4s, due

clusive.

of

awarded

Co., Inc., of Durham,

Jan.

ing bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due
1957

to

2,200,000 garbage reduction plant
bonds:
$445,000 4s,
due on

District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Nov. 1
for the purchase of
$100,000 build¬
from

1957

dated

are

Bonds due in 1971 and there¬

on

to

1

1

Call,

basis of about 2.84%.

notes

13,000,000 bonds: $2,080,000 2y4s,
due on July 1 from 1957 to
1962 inclusive; $2,080,000 2y4s,
due on July 1 from 1963 to
1966 inclusive; and $7,800,000
2y2s, due on July 1 from 1967

County School District
No. 29 (P. O. Portland), Ore.
Bond Offering — Lois M. Joel

Feb.

from

bonds

Legality

Na¬

Dallas.

13—v.

1981

68

Multnomah

on

Jan.

The
1955.

I.

R.

due

Bond
Sale—The $5,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 12—v. 182,

burg, at

were

—

were

Bank, Abi¬

or at the Republic
tional Bank of Dallas.

fiscal

$400,000 school

Oct.

inclusive; and $4,350,000 2y2s,

County Sch. Dist.' No.
(P. O. Finn Rock), Ore.

First

1

is

& M. National

lene,

Kidder,
Peabody & Co., Inc., of New York
City, as 2.90s, at a price of 100.51,

inclusive; $1,160,000 2y4s, due
on

OREGON

p.

Jan.

on

,

ita.

Lane

Newport,
offered

7,250,000 bonds: $1,740,000 4s, due

Secu¬

1975

a
group com¬
Walker
&
Co.,

Bond Sale—The
1511

Principal and interest

District bonds. Due

bonds

in¬

inclusive. Principal and
interest (M-N) payable at the

ISLAND

to

on

1984

800,000 general obligation bonds.
Due on May 1 from 1957 to

Development
Rico

H.

to

Dallas.

Revenues

from

5,250,000 bonds: $1,260,000 4s, due
on July
1 from 1957 to 1962

1960 in¬

various

G.

of

1956

Bank,

—

Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill, and
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, as
2.20s, at 100.004, a basis of about

a

Okla.

The

—

Puerto

sewer

bonds. Due

(M-N) payable at the Citizens
National Bank,
Abilene, or at
the Mercantile National

Sewer

F.

awarded

posed

1962

on

at the Wakeman Bank
Company. Legality approved by




1

and

2.19%.

July 1 from 1963 to 1966
'inclusive; and $4,080,000 2y2s,
due on July 1 from 1967 to

clusive.

sive. Principal and interest (M-N)

payable

Julv

from

1

clusive!

Barrington, R. I.
Bond Sale—The $640,000 school
building and equipment bonds of¬
fered Oct. 20—v. 182, p.
1619—
were

to

follows:

as

revenue

Rico

Increase

RHODE

inclusive.

on

the

noon

Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclu¬

182, p.
syndi¬

a

inclusive; $1,088,000 2y4s, due

building

1957 to

to

1963

from

system

agent for the Aqueduct and Sewer
Authority.

& Co., of
price of 100.001,
of about 2.57 %,

interest cost

1981

Education,
26

18—v.

for

by Drexel
a

Aqueduct

Government

6,800,000 bonds: $1,632,000 4s, due

inclusive.

bids until 7:30

Oct.

on

Oct.

800,000 bonds,

Director.

Bank

$5,400,000 bonds: $1,296,000 4s, due
on
July 1 from 1957 to 1962
inclusive; $864,000 2y4s, due
on July
1 from 1963 to 1966
inclusive; and $3,240,000 2V2s,
due on July 1 from 1967 to

Indep. School District
(P. O. Tulsa), Okla.
Offering — Ben
Ma.ang,

p.m.

Clerk, will receive

bids until

1958

will receive sealed

(EST) on
Oct. 31 for the purchase of $71,000
special
assessment
water
line
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1955. Due
on

12

Bond

from

of

building

John

Education,

$39,920,000
improvement

awarded

1

$450,000

$1,000,000 water works and

Authority in August, 1955,
amounted to $572,600, compared
with $540,451 in August, 1954, ac¬
cording to Rafael V. Urrutia, Exe¬

follows:

on

Nov.

Tully Local Sch. Dist. (P. O. R. 1,
Sale—An

of

Port of Portland

1166—were awarded to McDonald

Bond

from

No.

Sale—The $24,330 special
street ■ improvement

offered

Board

(CST) on Oct. 25 for the
purchase of $7,030 building bonds.

assessment

&

the

p.m.

grass,

noon

Blackgum),

will receive sealed bids until 7:30

Bond

until

O.

(P.

Offering—Lester Blevins,

of

fered

Bond

sealed

33

Sch.

Oklahoma
Bond

poses

Lorain, Ohio

tock,

No.

as

Dependent

Tulsa County

8

Dec.

from

County

offered

and

sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 10 for the purchase of
$1,-

the

The

The

—

municipal

headed

net

a

Sequoyah

Ohio

Nov. 9 for the purchase
$48,000,
special
assessment

Sale

1387—were

City.

forego¬

on

of

Philadelphia, Pa.

O. Spavinaw),

Nov.

on

TEXAS

RICO

Puerto

were

to

Abilene, Texas
Bond Offering—Austin P. Han¬
cock, City Manager, will receive

Authority (P. O. San Juan),

cutive

The

—

Rico

Revenues

bids

1958

2V2s, due
Nov. 1, 1966 and 1967.

on

.

School

Philadelphia, at

BondOffering — Henry B.
Merkle, Village Clerk, will re¬
ceive

Puerto

for the $15,000
general
obligation bonds offered Oct. 10—
182, p. 1511.

Small-Milburn

ing bonds was cancelled when
originally scheduled to be offered
on Oct.
15.—v. 182, p. 1510.
Independence,

Sold—No

various

Huron.
of

PUERTO

at

2.68%]

from

1

inclusive; $120,000 2^s,

1965;
<

Nov.

on

1962

Nov.

Co., Stroud

basis of about

a

due

group

v.

on

sale

&

a

182,

fol¬

as

966—were awarded to

p.

Interest M-S.
Legality approved
by Burgwin, Perry, Ruffin & Pohl,
of Pittsburgh.

received

1,

1960.

Nov. 1 from
1957 to 1934 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
Fire lands
Community Bank, of
Note—The

Blair

Bonds Not

of

Nov. 1, 1955.

of

building and
transportation
equipment
bonds
totaling $7,000 offered Oct. 13—v.
182, p. 1510 — were awarded to

Lind-

—v.

Mount Wolf, Pa.

Oklahoma

Dist., Ohio

18

2%s,

sive. Bonds due in 1961 and there¬
after are callable
as
of Jan.

Bond

Beulah

Oct.

bonds,

$250,000 4s, due on Nov.
1, 1956 and 1957; $180,000 2s,

due

100.25, a basis of about 3.70%.
Dated Sept. 13, 1955. Due on Sept.
1
from
1956
to
1965
inclusive.

& Co., and DeHaven &
Townsend,
Crouter
&
Bodine, as

Jan. 1 from 1958 to 1975 inclu¬

District No.

$6,600,000

offered

school

lows:

School

Arthurs,
Lestrange
&
Co., of
Pittsburgh, as 33/4s, at a price of

$860,000 gen¬
improvement

obligation

182,

—v.

The

—

1,000,000

District, Pa.
Bond Sale—The $30,000 general
obligation bonds offered Sept. 13

Wilkes-.

1511—were awarded to

p.

water works extension bonds. Due
on

Hamilton

Sale

bonds

_

the

Whitaker

Nov. 1, 1966 andL

on

1967.

Inc.; R. L. Day & Co.

Barre), Pa.

Bond Offering—The

3

County (P. O.

2y2s, due

Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Central
Republic Company, Incorporated;
R. H. Moulton &
Company; A. M.
Kidder & Co.; Baxter, Williams &
Co.; Geo. B. Gibbons & Company,

National

Luzerne

bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST).on Nov.
8

Incorporated; Trust Company of
Georgia* Schaffer, Necker & Co.;

Principal

Darby
National
Bank, Upper Darby, as 27/sS, at a
price of 100.11.

Duncan, Okla.
Offering
C. H. Smith,
Clerk, will receive sealed

City

1,

from

general oungation ponds was sold
to
the
Upper

offering

1510—were awarded to the

Bond

inclusive.

1

Darby Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Glenolden), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$54,000

Security State Bank, of Daven¬
port, and Evan L. Davis, of Tulsa.

Ohio

Scott, City

Nov.

Nov.

on

Bank, Chester.
Legality approved by Townsend,
Elliott & Munson, of
Philadelphia.

Bond Sale—The $60,000
sanitary
bonds offered Oct. 10—v.
p.

dated

are

mature
1975

sewer

182,
Bond Offering—R. G.

(The

was

to

delphia

$ZDU,uuU
I'Oc.0
1957 to 1972 in¬

Davenport,

Braun,
Co., Inc., of Toledo,

3s.

as

puiuiaac

clusive.

bonds

and

and interest payable at the Phila¬

Offering

bends. Due from

Dist.

ing bonds offered Oct. 14—v. 182,
p. 1387—were awarded to
&

The

1955
1960

—
The County
Clerk will receive sealed bids un¬
til 10 a.m. (CST) on Oct. 28 for

(P. O. Gambier), Ohio
Bond Sale—The
$200,000 build¬

Bosworth

of

Oklahoma

me

Sch.

Dempsey,

County (P. O. Ardmore),

Bond

Dempsey, of Cleveland.
College-Gambier

&

OKLAHOMA

payable at the legal depository oi
the Board, presently the First Na¬
tional Bank, of Bellaire.
Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &

•

Sanders

Cleveland.

building

Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due on
from 1956 to 1975
inclu¬

Marks

&

1962

Coffin & Burr,

1965

on

Nov.

1

inclusive;
on

Nov.

1

inclusive;

from

1958

$30,000
from

and

to

2V4s,

1963

to

$350,000

1985

National

on

Nov. 1 from

inclusive.

Principal
payable at the
Bank, Denton, or

at the First National Bank in Dal¬

las. Legality approved
Parkhurst

by McCall,

& Crowe, of Dallas.

The

Commercial and Financial

Chronicle

Monday, October 24,

.. .

1955

(1748)

60

Sch. Dist., Texas
Sale—An issue of $725,000

Edna Indep.
Bond

building

and equipment bonds
the First Southwest

to

was

sold

Co.,

of Dallas,

70,000 2%s. Due on Dec.

1966

to 1976

inclusive.
dated

are

1955. Principal

1 from
Dec.

1,

and interest (J-D)

payable at the State Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Gib¬
son,

1986

Independent Sch. Dist.,
T exas

Bond

Offering

P.

Williams, Business Manager, will
sealed bids until 2 p.m.

receive

system

Sale—An

water

bonds

nue

issue

system
unlimited

and

sanitary

Dist. No.

of $850,-

purchase of $1,775,000 cor¬

Dated Nov

porate purpose bonds.

1, 1955. Due on May 1 from
to
1966 inclusive. Principal
Treasurer's

14

ark of PROGRESS in

—

182,

v.

1511

p.

—

W.

to

group

a

Co.,

&

Hutton

E.

receive

will

Clerk,

City

(CST) on

the purchase of $275,-

Dated Nov. 1,
Due on May 1 from 1963 to
inclusive. Interest M-N. Le¬

000 building bonds.
1955.

were

composed of
Townsend,
Dabney & Tyson, and Lyons &
Shafto, all of Boston, as 2.80s, at
a
price of 100.13, a basis of about
awarded

Railroading

1968

gality approved by Lines, Spooner
& Quarles, of Milwaukee.

18

—

business

bonds offered
182, p. 1387 — were

v.

composed of
F. W. Craigie & Co., of Richmond,
C. F. Cassell & Co., of Charlottes¬
ville, Scott, Horner & Mason, of
Lynchburg,
Willis,
Kenny
&
Ayres, Inc., of Richmond, Strader.
Taylor & Co., of Lynchburg, and
R. H. Brooke & Co., of Richmond,
as
3%s, at a price of 100.15, a
to

a

*

'

Total

purchase of $350,000
crossing elimi¬
nation bonds. Dated Dec. 1,1955.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1956 to 1965

Nov. 2 for the

Jefferson St. grade

inclusive.

and

Principal

Legality approved by Wood, King
& Dawson, of New'York City.
WASHINGTON

The

nearest

machine is

a

Sch. Dist. No.

Ritzville),

out

insures
moves

a

smooth

over

Grant
No.

years.

payable at

Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Ephrata), Wash.

County,
144

Bond

•

•

indexes

Unadjusted
1964

1955

1954

Sept.

Sept.

Aug.

tSept.

140

124

141

139

126

143

141

127

143

142

160

158

137

157

154

135

Durable

125

125

115

129

128

119

121

120

103

125

123

111

154

153

114

135

140

108

173

173

121

145

153

111

194

194

110

130

166

81

143

139

Nondurable
Minerals

-

:

durable goods—

Consumer

"

Total

Major

durables

consumer

157

157

132

159

109

107

98

112

110

101

a

231

a

259

271

234

a

durables

Other consumer

253

a

278

277

254

♦

267

221

value—

Construction contracts,
Total

Residential

246

217

113.7

109.8

115.0

114.0

110.9

113.9

106.5

106.4

99.8

108.3

107.4

101.7

114.1

104.2

114.2

113.5

104.4

114.1

97.3

94.6

101.4

100.2

98.5

97.6

159.4

154.8

138.0

a

All other

Employment and payrolls—
Nonagricultural empl., total
Manufg. production workers—

total

Employment,
Durable

Nondurable

total

Payrolls

96

84

104

99

tll9

HI

{121

tl05

113

*

value—

91

96

{119

Freight carloadings
Department store sales,

122

a

tl29

+ 126

128

Department store stocks, value-

centered
NOTE!—Construction contract indexes based on 3-month
Employment and payrolls
at second month, of F. W. Dodge data for 37 Eastern States.
Indexes are compiled by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
moving averages,

tPreliminary.

available.

•Not

{Estimated.

industrial production

-Unadjusted

Seasonally Adjusted

tSept.

Datable Manufactures:

Aug.

Sept.

1954

1955

1954

1955-

tSept.

Aug.

Sept.
103

139

105

143

Primary metals

146

132

170

149

165

145

171

163

Metal fabricating

138

122

142

124

140

139

Fabricated metal products

161

147

161

145

163

154

Machinery

139

125

134

122

138

131

Nonelectrical
Electrical

Sale —The

$130,000 gen¬

obligation bonds offered Oct.
14—v. 182, p. 1388—were sold to
the State of Washington, as 2.90s,
at

dependable

a

205

189

214

199

189

211

205

167

185

155

206

193

Transportation equipment

152

137

154

149

137

154

140

124

145

129

141

147

glass & lumber products-

153

134

157

156

136

& glass products-

154

128

116

137

134

123

128
136

136

123

139

134

125,

Quincy

eral

day than by manual methods

gives shippers the best in safe,

Interest

1955.

1,

M-N.

Instruments

a

good example of Erie's progressive railroading

that

Oct. 1,

Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Burcham &
Blair, of Spokane.

hydraulic track liner that
level ride for everything that

a

building bonds. Dated
Due
in one to 23

the County

required by the crew to lay more

finished track in

purchase of $490,-

Principal and interest

Erie tracks.

Less effort is

Nov.

Dated

1 from

1947-49 average=100

1955.

spikes and hammer in new ones. The final

operation is done by

—a

Oct. 25 for the
000

20,000 33/4s. Due on Nov.
1966 to 1970 inclusive.

from

Total

Lillian Miller,

—

County Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on

up

$29,000 3V2s. Due on Nov. 1
1956 to 1965 inclusive.

Aug.

141

—

__

Wash.

Offering

Bond

ballast and places it on both sides of
the rails ready for power tamping to make a solid
roadbed. Other machines replace old ties, pull

picks

Ritzville Consol.
160-167 (P. O.

Adams County,

ballast distributor. It

price

98.22, a net interest cost of about
3.89,%, as follows:

126

interest

(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office, or at the Manufac¬
turers Trust Co., New York City.

"production-line"
technique in Erie's track maintenance,

nier, Ruel & Co., Inc., at a
of

Manufactures—

Autos

Va.
—
J. Robert

Offering

Bond

a new

building bonds was sold to Gre¬

production—

Industrial

Thomas, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on

organized in

Plessisville, Quebec
Sale—An issue of $49,000

1955

tSept.

Household

machines

Bond

Seasonally Adjusted

group

Roanoke,

crew

and

1947-49 average=100
1

-

*

basis of about 3.86%.

MORE robots"—a task force of first look ac
"the than likely this is your
and power

1, 1955. Principal

Federal Reserve System

Va.

system

sewer

awarded

ON THE RAILS

from

1966

.

$650,000 water

Sale—The

Bond

ROBOTS

4s. Due on Oct. 1
to 1975 inclusive.

165,000

I

VIRGINIA
Colonial Beach,

Oct.

from

Board of Governors of the

2.78%.

and

59,000 3V2s. Due on Oct. 1
1961 to 1965 inclusive.

Dated Oct.

Nov. 15 for

construction bonds offered

school
Oct.

Vt.

$365,000 high

Sale —The

from

1956

interest A-O.

' "*

(City) and Oconomoufoc and Summit (Towns) Joint
Sch. Dist. No. 3 (P. O.
Oconomowoc), Wis.
Bond Offering — Clarence M.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.

School District,

Haven

3s. Due on Oct. 1
to 1960 inclusive.

$278,000

1956'

Oconomowoc

Bowe,

VERMONT

Bond

Boulanger, Ltd., at a
price of 97.57, a net interest cost
of about 4.08%, as follows:
Garneau,

Cutler, of

v-«**;

--

•

& Co., Inc., and

bec, Grenier, Ruel

Chicago

4s, 3%s and 3%>s, at a price of
par. Dated Aug. 15, 1955. Due se¬
rially from 1956 to 1990 inclusive.
Legality approved by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.

sold to a group

composed of J. E. LaFlamme, Ltd.,
La Corporation de Prets de Que¬

and
payable at the City
office. Legality ap¬

proved by Chapman &

$502,000

issue of

Bond Sale—An

school bonds was

interest (M-N)

as

Fair

sealed

(CST) on Nov. rt

bids until 2 p.m.

bonds was sold to Wm.
N. Edwards & Co., of Fort Worth,

4V2S, 41/4s and 3V2S, at a price of
par.
Dated May 1, 1955. Due se-

Sawicki,

receive

will

Clerk,

for the

building

bonds, as

Milwaukee.

Kenosha, Wis.
Offering—J. R.

Bond

11

(P. O. Benjamin), Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $23,400

Cap-De-La-Madeleine, Quebec

the City Treasurer's
approved by Lines.

at

Spooner & Quarles, of

City

:

QUEBEC

1

Nov.

Principal and interest (M-N)

payable

tax and revenue
sold to the Central In¬

Com. Sch.

Rhineland

and

tax

was

dated

are

office. Legality

Dallas, as 5s and
4s.
Dated July 1, 1955. Due se¬
rially from 1962 to 1985 inclusive.
Legality approved by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.

Park-

bonds

The
1955.

vestment Co., of

sanitary
combination reve¬

works

and

CANADA

inclusive.

1975

system

sewer

Orange), Texas
Bond

of $160,-

works

water

000

4V2s.

issue

Sale—An

Bond

Control and
Improvement District No. 3 (P. O.

000

Refugio), Texas

I

Orange County Water

sewer

—"Edward

Improvement

gality approved by McCall,
hurst & Crowe, of Dallas.

Spence & Gibson, of Austin.

Fort Worth

Texas

Dated Sept. 15, 1955.
on
March 15 from 1972 to
inclusive. Interest M-S. Le¬

as

Due

Due on Dec.

bonds

The

las,

Control and
Dist. No. 1 (P. O.

Refugio County Water

bonds was
Henry-Seay & Co., of Dal¬

works

water

sold to

1, 1964

Legality approved by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.

Sale—An issue of $30,000

Bond

from

1965.

405,000 3s.

Kennedale,

follows:

as

$250,000 3s. Due on Dec. 1
1956 to 1963 inclusive.
and

on Nov. 10
of $2,000,000

30,000 street improvement bonds
Due on Nov. 1 from 1956 tc

inclusive.

rially from 1961 to 1987

for the pur¬
school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1955.
(CST)

chase

Clay,

clay

Stone,

and

125

109

125

111

124

124

fixtures

144

132

136

144

141

manufactures-

148

Miscellaneous

109

112

99

107

a

108

97

*

117

101

121

119

105

*

132

118

0

108

94

139

135

128

a

155

129

123

122

159

156

143
149

Manufactures:

Nondurable

District

No.

shippers-"Route it Erie!"

402

;>5.

>

*

'

'

$95,000

101

119

119

103

138

117

*

102

91

138

127

products

Leather

Paper and

and products
138

printing

♦

Chemicals

153

137

128

128

121

allied products-

Printing and

WISCONSIN

111

products-

and leather products—

Rubber

Paper and

par.

95

*

Rubber

98

105

products

mill

Textile

Apparel and allied

build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 14—v. 182,
p. 1388—were sold to the State of
Washington, as 2.80s, at a price of
Sale—The

and apparel

Textiles

108

*

*

Monroe School
O. Everett),

(P.

Washington
Bond

miscellaneous

Furniture and

price of par.

Snohomish County,

transportation. It all adds up to a point for

products

and

Lumber

Furniture

publishing

and petroleum

—

prods.

160

159

144

137

Bond Offering—Irwin A.

jersey

city*

Pittsburgh

ERIE

8

Railroad

DEPENDABLE SERVICE BETWEEN




n

f

ntooms

NEW YORK AND CHICAGO

for

bonds,

cincinnati

Erie

will

receive

sealed

(CST) on Nov.
purchase of $215,000

bids until 4:30 p.m.

new yc

Hi u* aii

Clerk,

City

Smits,

-

the
as

follows:

$75,000 water works improvement
bonds. Due on Nov. 1 from
1956 to 1975 inclusive.

163

135

125

138

138

127

106

105

120

116

119

106

a

*

and coal products-

Petroleum

Food, beverages and

tobacco—-

107

116

and beverage manufac—

Food

105

a

*

120
109

*

102

120

manufactures

•

121

109

121

121

82

67

83

82

70

80

Tobacco

139

129

140

139

129

140

118

102

141

133

113

126

'

Minerals:
Mineral fuels

Coal

—

_

Crude oil and
stone

110,000 sewer bonds. Due on Nov.
1 from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.

168

150

a

a

136

and allied prods—.

Chemicals

DePere, Wis.

•Not

natural gas

and

available.

earth mln

tPreliminary.

110