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MICHIOAN
ISSUE
Res, U. e. Pat. Office
Volume
Number 5477
182
New York
General
RAILROAD
Alabama
;
Gas; Corp.—Reports
12 Months Ended September 30—
Other
Gross
income..
Increased Earnings—
income
_!
Net
income
after
Common
Earned
61,093
j
1,606,619
1,505,277
841,198
$1.79
Franklin Securities
925,317
.
$2.01
.
,
,
In This Issue
Stock and Bond
,
.
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.—To Split Stock—
The
to
stockholders
Increase
10,000,000
shares
At
the
present,
needed
the
the
ior
and
the
up
from
presently
2,500,000
shares
outstanding
American
to
no
p.
plans
to 0issue
not
Detroit
309.
Los
Manufacturing
Co.
BEC
to
company
covering
which
and
a
key
of
the
with the
stock to be offered
statement
registration
employees
Empioyees.—V.
for
182,
its
and
company
sub¬
Exchange
Stock
Stock
.__
Exchange
New
nine
high
Can
Over-the-Counter Markets
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
____
Section
in
records
months
ended
sales
Sept.
30,
and
rentals
and
1955
in
reported
were
profits
net
Oct.
on
26
for the
by this
a
ended
months
For
$2.46
the
share
a
Sept.
compared
1954.
30,
quarter ended Sept.
489,
ago.
year
a
a
share
for the
over
*
V.
cents
1561.
99
or
p.
182,
currently
kiln
to
in
be
Federal
operation
1689.
p.
consolidated,
income
taxes
income
Period Ended September
1
month
9
months
this
1955
tEarnings
-
—
per
common
*1954
$3,057,159
28,057,242
37,448,073
30—
—
$2,531,963
share—12 months——__
22.968.397
30,646,965
$2.39
$2.91
tBased on average number
(12,852,445 shares for 1955 and
•Restated for comparative purposes only,
of
shares
outstanding
during
period
12,848,789 shares for 1954). "
Plans for the construction of
another 225,000-kilowatt steam-electric
generating unit- at the new Muskingum River plant in
nounced on Oct. 19 by Philip Sporn. Present.
Ohio were an¬
project will C03t an estimated $28,000,000 and will be completed
about June, 1957.
The new unit—capable of supplying electric service to 650,000 average
homes—will make.the Muskingum River station one of the two largest
power plants in Ohio, second only to the Kyger Creek Plant of Ohio
The
Valley Electric Corp.
Power
Co.,
a
Muskingum plant Is owned and operated by Ohio
electric utility operating company in the AGE
principal
System serving parts of 55 of the state's 88 counties.—V.
182,
p.
1217.
ibr
agreement
(assigned by them to the company)
Canon Cjty plant, for a period of five years
years,—V. 182, p. 1333.
48
Statement
of
B^tnjk#
Member
System
1
!_____ 48
Federal
of
48
._
Gas Co.—Unit to Finance—
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices- 48
The Course of Bank Clearings.
47
and
company
thereof.
heretofore borrowed pursuant to a credit
3% notes maturing Aug. 15, 1956. It is
with the issuance and sale of the new
new common stock, the borrowings under the credit agree¬
be repaid and the credit agreement terminated.—V. 182,
Michigan Consolidated has
agreement $31,000,000 on its
anticipated that concurrently
directors
approved
Donald
increased
17
stock
2-for-l
a
L.
Oct.
on
split
of
the
the
Split—
and
stock dividend
common
stock,
common
bonds
according
to
President.
Barnes,
The
action
the
cn
stock
split
quarterly dividend was set at 50 cents a share on the present
stock payable Dec. 1, 1955 to holders of record Nov. 15, 1955.
an increase of 25%/
over the previous dividend which
common
This
was
represents
on
The
shares,
annum
This
this
the
basis
effect
40
of
dividend
is
the
cents
share
a
after
the
per
dividend
increased
the
of
outstanding
proposed
quarter.
will
be
on
a
place
to
split,
$1
a
the
new
share
per
rate.
100th
company.—V.
will
p.
1217.
—V.
-
182,
p.
dividend
paid
on
common
stock
of
p.
1110.
American
on
24 approved the following
resolutions
month:
number of shares of common stock of $25
value per share from 5,000,000 shares to 10,000,000 shares.
The distribution of a 25%
common stock dividend to stock¬
of record Nov. 3, -1955 by the issuance on Nov, 23, 1955 of one
(b)
holders
stock
of
$25
par
value
common
outstanding.
month the directors
Last
1562.
Stock Dividend, etc.—
Oct.
adopted by the board last
(a) An Increase in the
par
•„
.....
Viscose Corp.—25%
rtocKholders
The
Co.—Current Sales Increased—
9155—5 Wks.—1954
1955—26 Wks.—1954
$61,051,644 $57,968,071 $310,599,933 $302,583,810
Period End. Oct. 1—
Sales
share
consecutive
182,
Stores
American
by the board of directors will be
submitted
to
the stockholders
for approval at a meeting called for
Nov.
29,
1955.
The stockholders also will be asked to increase to
7,000,000 the authorized number of shares of common stock.
There
are
3,000,000 shares presently authorized.
The
and
ment
American Investment Co. of Illinois—Plans
The
stock
for
each four shares of such
declared a cash dividend of
S. J. BROOKS &
COMPANY
Toronto Stock
MEMBERS
STOCK
TORONTO
STOCK
Street, Toronto
Members
Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
MEMBER
THE
$1 per share
Affiliate of Watt & Watt
6 Jordan
THE TORONTO
with option to
five
r
Jack Purceix & Company
to furnish
its subsidiary, Michigan Consolidated Oas Co.,
have joined in the filing of an application with the SEC for an order
authorizing certain transactions as indicated below; and* the Commis¬
sion has given interested persons until Nov. 7, 1355 to request a hear¬
ing thereon.
•
As indicated above, Michigan Consolidated proposes to issue and sell
at competitive bidding $30,000,000 principal amount of first mortgage
bonds," due 1980.
The interest rate and the price to be received by
Michigan are to be determined at competitive bidding.
Prior to or simultaneously with the issuance of the bonds, Michigan
Consolidated proposes to sell to American Natural 72,000 shares of
Michigan Consolidated common stock, par value $14 a share, for a cash
consideration of $1,008,000 which is equal to the aggregate par value
This
52
12
company
months
12
of
19, 1955, Adolph M. Poston, owner of the Poston Mining
Co., 4th and Macon Streets, Canon City, Colo., a director
of the company, executed to Shuster-Zwoniarek-
requiiements of raw materials at a price per ton of $7 for mica
$35 for scrap mica and $7.50 for feldspar, delivered to the
their
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up
and its subsidiaries
after all charges including provision for deferred Federal
and preferred dividends of subsidiaries, is as follows:
net
consolidated
July
Vice-President
renew
__
of
Banks
Reserve
Payable
and
Condition
completed
with the first $100,000
production is expected to start within
be
and
offering
schist,
Rates____
Reserve
Combined
'
.
American Gas & Electric Co.
The
Declared
Condition, Statement
"the company is
$1,200,000 are being paid for from retained earnings.
Schweiker stated that the company is in excellent condition and
orders
on
hand assure capacity production well into
1956.—V.
costing
this
thereafter.
-Radcliffe an
Exchange.—, 35
Stock
from
Milling
and
■
City Bond Offerings
and
Foreign Exchange
Facilities
by 25% with the add.t.on of a new
early in 1956." The new facilities
Mr.
that
182,
its capacity
expanding
scheduled
Oct. 20 stated
on
■
will
installation
The
days
On
&
General Corporation & Investment News Cover
State
Dividends
Schweiker, President,
Malcolm A.
120
American Natural
Net income for the quarter amounted to $14,514,the common stock, compared with $11,a share in
the September quarter a year ago.—
American Encaustic Tiling Co., Inc.—Adds to
Having been recently tormed, It has no operating background.
Although at some later date it may engage in actual mining as well,
the
company's intention is to first establish a grinding plant at
Canon City, Colo., and utilize the scrap mica production from certain
mines in that area; to be supplied under a contract-purchase agree¬
.company's
u
-
y
.*
1,000,000 shs.
new
a
ment.
Miscellaneous 'features
equal to $1.27 a share on
537,692
American
Transactions
nine
sales and rentals amounted to
the $217,557,478 for the similar
1955
30,
$240,272,530, an increase of 10.4%
period
with $2.06
-
Outstanding
2,500,000shs.
.'—
for the purpose of milling
received
Industrial Stock Averages 35
35
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.,— 35
■
to
dividends
.
of Stock Prices.
Index
SEC
"gain
cents)
10
was
incorporated in Delaware
on
July 6,
and grinding mica and other minerals
method of wet grinding same, owned by it under
patents pending, and to conduct a business of mining and/or pur¬
chasing minerals in areas where desired minerals exist. The company
will qualify to do business in states where operations are to be con¬
ducted. It presently has ofiices at 1131 Healey Building, Atlanta, Ga.,
at 743 East Penn Street, Philadelphia, Pa., and in Canon
City, Colo.
National Quotation
Sales and rentals for the period amounted to $548,112,492,
cf 8.8% over the $503,901,653 reported for the similar period
a year ago.
Net income for the nine months after all charges including
taxes
amounted
to $28,932,161
compared with $24,607,762,
and the
balance earned for the common shares was equivalent alter preferred
company.
(par
BUSINESS—Company
1955,
35
Exchange
Slock
Toronto
Co.—Reports Record Earnings—
stock
through
41
42
45
46
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
American
investments;
Authorized
40
Canadian Stock Exchange.
and
plant
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
-
39
Exchange
grinding
Common
36
38
39
39
Exchange
Exchange
Stock
Montreal
505
p.
Exchange
Stock
Stock
Francisco
San
granted on Sept. 7, 1955, or options
hereafter be granted, under the company's Restricted Stock
Plan
Stock
first
for reserve tor general working capital and capital
and for other general corporate purposes.
36
36
38
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
options
to
pursuant
may
Option
filed
27
shares of its $20 par common
66,944
officers
certain
sidiaries,
Oct.-
on
tory;
31
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore
Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
of
27
:
Exchange
Stock
Angeles
Midwest
With
Registers
—
(Bonds)
Exchange
Exchange
for construction
installation of grinding units; for inven¬
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be used to pay
id
,
Stock
Boston
1,718,279
stock
any
(Stocks)
Exchange
Stock
Stock
Cincinnati
has
company
York
New
proposal
a
basis.
split-up.—V. 182,
Allis-Chalmers
stock
common
split
to
two-for-one
a
next, will vote on approving
6,
authorized
shares
on
Jan.
on
publicly,300,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
at $1 per share as a speculation.
Page
>
.
Stock
American Mica Processing Co., Inc.—Stock Offered—
Co., Atlanta, Ga., on Sept. 26 offered
Quotations
.
York
New
-
Farmers Trust
Bank
2,295,808
share
1561.
Co., New York, N. Y., has been ap¬
pointed trustee, registrar and paying agent, ior the fL'st mortgage
pipeline bonds, 4y4% series due' 1976.—V. 181, p. 2797.
City
1,965,782
1,864,441
dividends——i_
outstanding
;
Line Co.—Trustee—
Louisiana Pipe
American
The
107,533
preferred
common
p.
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
2,717,455
_•
1
shares
per
182,
INSURANCE
-
,
$24,160,756 $21,860,707
2,609,922
2,234,715
'
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
1954
1955
4
Net
—V.
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
.'_____
income
$1.15
Corporation and Investment News
-
Operating revenue
Operating income.:
Price
7, N. Y„ Monday, October 31, 1955
EXCHANGE
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
EXCHANGE
Investment Dealers Assn.
BOND & SHARE
BROKERS
Canadian Securities
STOCK BROKERS
of Canada
Private Wires Between
New York
186
BAY
ST..
TORONTO
1
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Bay Street, Toronto 1, Ont.
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BRANCHES
TELEPHONE
MIDLAND
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Fort William
Members National Association
RIVER
1
Direct private wire to
SAVARD & HART
of Security
L. J. FORGET & CO.
Dealers, /ne.
70 Pine Street,
y
Buffalo
Montreal
Incorporated
Port Arthur
London, Ontario
New York 5, N. Y.
Bell System
WHiteball 4-3262
Teletype N. Y. t-374
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2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1798)
the
on
that
the
year
on
payable Nov. 1, 1955 to stockholders of record
brought to $2.50 the dividends paid during 1955.
H. Relchel, Chairman of the Board, Indicated
This
1955.
time
that
At
stock
common
20
Oct
Frank
Dr.
to pay dividends equal to $2 per share per
number of shares.—V. 182, p. 1217.
intend
directors
increased
the
of
issues
ous
additional
Ohio
in
stockholders
board
the
Once
authorized
also
stockholders
The
voted
20
approval
of
management's
increase
an
recapitalization
President, said the company will enter
an institutional investor under which the
up
to a maximum of $3,000,000. It is
planned that these funds wil lbe used primarily for carrying out a
capital improvement
program
designed to increase the company's
Schwenk,
into a loan agreement with
company
will
receive loans
effective,
Otto
G.
Schwenk
Mr.
that complete
the arrears on
reported
also
elimination
in
result
of
of the plan
preferred stock and
consideration of the resumption of dividends on
the common stock. The recapitalization plan provides for the elimina¬
tion of $12.50 per share dividend arrears on the company's preferred
stock by offering a share of new cumulative 5%
prior preferred, par
value $25, and a share of common, par value $12.50, in exchange for
the old cumulative 5% preferred, par value $25, and the arrear claims
enable
•would
the
against
early
preferred.
old
also
See
V.
182,
1334.
p.
has called
company
bonds
of
have
presented
will
be
yet
as
duplicate
Boston & Maine RR.—Directorate Increased—New
The stockholders
from
for
series
Trust
and
Wall
46
also
(James B.)
Mr.
(N. J.)—Files—
directors
have
Vz %
for expansion and working capital.—V. 178,
share,
This
Service
Public
Arizona
1465.
p.
company
1955
covering
maximum
proposed
and its
company
subsidiary
New
in
1954.
amount
The
the
for
of
in
period
same
$2,615,147,
included
1951,
operations
Corp.,
of
commercial
the
Bell
income
The
period
1955—Month—1954
$
(2,534,200
revenues
expenses
income
taxes...
Other
The
—V.
182,
it
not,
are
Split—Revises Financ¬
8,490,406
7,467,448
stockholders
The
amend
of
stock of the
Upon
to
stock
will
be
$1
issued
the
share
present
to
in
will
the
effect,
common
new
the present outstanding common
only common stock outstanding.
The
has a par value of $5 per share,
exchanged for five shares of the par value
exchange for
the
be
stock
common
be
of
that
proposed
offering
the
amendment
of
40,000
into
goes
of
shares
effect
of
rights to stockholders with same authorized
be withdrawn to permit the later
p. 2354.
Atlas Tack Corp.—Possible
nounced
President
of
Delisting of Stock—
the
New
York
Stock
25
Nov.
Oct. 20 that public
on
step
The
first
the possible
PI,
shares will
delisting
Kalamazoo
of
Stove
&
Furnace
Co.
common
be
considered, and on Nov. 22 the hearing will take up the
question of delisting the common stock of Spear & Co.
Trading in all four issues will be continued on the Exchange pending
completion of the hearings and further action
by the Exchange's Board
of Governors.
The
Board
of
Governors'
to hold
decision
these
public hearings, Mr.
Funston explained, was based on the
Exchange's minimum requirements
for continued listing. These requirements call for the
aggregate market
value of a
Issued
the net tangible
or
security,
to be
earnings after
net
average
been
listed stock,
the
at least
least
at
for
taxes
$200,000.—V. 178, p.
assets of the company which
$2,000,000;
the
last
while
three
the
company's
must have
years
L.
stock
This
to $1.37
the
of
recent
country,
showrooms
at
Worth
on
Bellanca
consist
of
the
in
plement
163,
ft.
sq.
major mills in various parts
of new executive offices and
York, N. Y.,,after a half-century
of
area
all
Manhattan.
contained
the
on
The
of
offices
new
17th
floor
of
the
its
under
Corp.
other
of
Texas
of
$3
issue
an
Stock
—
Offered—Joe
Rainey
Oct. 10 offered only to residents
on
of
90,000 shares of class A stock at
share.
per
at
any
charges
distribution
dated
Oct.
that
ard
Industries
payments
Last
month,
24%
stock
railroad
can
writers
was
made
successfully
settlement
program
completed
with
the
undertaken
ever
on
Oct.
Baltimore
27
&
by
when
Ohio
an
Ameri¬
the
under¬
RR.
Co.
officials
at
&
B.
The
the
Hanover
O.'s
Bank
refunding
to
formally conclude the
which
program
final
launched
was
phase
Dec.
1,
settlement
of
1954.
for
the new consolidated
mortgage bonds was the
in the overall refinancing of some $350,000,000 of railroad
indebtedness carried out during the past 11 months.
The
program
was
undertaken in three steps, the first of which
was
the refunding
-of $40,000,000 principal
amount of Collateral Trust 4%
bonds out¬
standing last Dec. 1.
final
Sydney
is "the
second
first
step resulted in the sale of $34,500,000
principal
all of the stock of the Baltimore
Terminal RR., the proceeds of which were used to
Chicago
and cancel
The
and
The
its
third
sale
ment
of
of
and
took
place
Just
financial
E.
has
a
on
shares
in
puts
the
than
more
President, stated.
net
reduction
of
recapitulation
of
the
Baltimore
He
a
is
It
board
Co.
the
quarter
Ohio
of
a
same
$12,000,000
in
the
RR
and
major
this
to
the
annual
Mr.
Albert
to
ment
to
—a
on
reduction
Mr.
in
that
Dec.
stated
taken
to
further
levels,
offer
an
stockholders
&
of
on
will
annual
interest
out
charges,
St$19'25®'515
$2,708,691
of
annually.
bonds
as
an
less
of
than
a
single
1938
debt
interest
eral
important
the
a
aspect
Waltham
Albert
shortly
"As
the
basis
Oct.
made
com¬
_.
for
stated
announce
Net
Com.
__
Waltham's
the
that
of
shares
compares
the
with
Messrs.
operations
Sachs
year.
net interest saving
SEC
company's purchases of
of the overall refunding
The
ment
at
Lake
net
a
converting
classed
two
and
four
new
Bowater
the
Paper
authorized
implement
classes
of
preferred
the
proposed
subsidiarj
and
compare*:,
c.g
shares
commt n
arid
changes
parent
t.
class of preferred stock q
Corp. Ltd.
allow
of
for
and
stock,
1,800,000
9,600,000
shares
shares
of
7Ms9
of
stock
common
i.nive
<»v
li.iued
arc*
substantial number of
end
stockholders in Canada and
common
States.
authorized
an
existing preferred stocks—the 6V2% and 7Va%
corporation, the 7%
and
the 5Vs>%
preferrec
Lloyd
company,
the 5V2%
preferred
stock
and
ajre
in
8%
the
cia'scs
preferred
stock
Bowaters
of
the
of
stocks of the
the Mersey
Sales
Co.
Ltd,
Brodie Co.—Stock Offerings-Mention was
issue
our
of
Witter
17
Oct.
the
of
public
offering,
Co., San Francisco, Calif., of
21,400 shares of capital stock (par $1) at $14 per share.
through
re¬
Dean
&
Further details follow:
with
PROCEEDS—None
going to
same
the
of
the
proceeds
will
of
stock
Capital
AS
to
$1)_,
(par
1955—9 Mos.—:1954
dividend
$
JULY
OF
335,621,791
242, 883,931
1,220,295
5,928,455
1955
cents
20
in
679,692
business
is
the
company
plans hereafter
organized in California
and
manufacture
paid
to
a
pay
meters
sale
of
together
various
with
June
on
types
1926.
28,
of
meters,
accessories
including
instruments,
eliminators,
air
were
quarterly
quarterly
1956.
January,
principally rotary all steel
strainers,
and
99,920 shs.
there
1955,
(par $25).
the
1955.
share,
per
commencing
Outstanding
split, effective July 20,
September,
BUSINESS—Company was
Its
76,950,391
20,
900,000 shs.
—
the 3V3-for-l, stock
of
dividends
the
company,
Authorized
the
DIVIDENDS—In
$
to:
accrue
of selling stockholders.
group
a
which
under
business
temperature
compensating
recording and counting devices.
various patents which it considers to be
^valuable .and has certain patent applications pending and the com?pany
also receives a royalty income from the licensing of certain
patents,
the
company
does not
consider that its
business
is
de¬
pendent upon these factors.
control
flow
and
devices
the
While
22,934,609
77,404,028
69,850,452
,
The
company
holds
company;s plant Rnd principal offices are at Alvarado and West
137. San Xeandro, Calif. Sales offices and warehouse faculties
Avenue
maintained
..are
85,569,984
52.795,487
252,289,308
167 353,837
45,200,000
26,900,000
129,600,030
82 ,900,600
Seattle,
40,369,984
25,395,487
122,689,303
84,453.837
9,585,717
9,582,942
9,585,717
$12.29
$3.30
end
most
Vernon,
Los
foreign
N.
75
Y.";
Chicago,
Calif.
Angeles,
than
more
other
countries
The
cities
p.
outside
1563.
HI.;
company
Dallas, Texas;
has sales rep¬
throughout the United States
the
9,582,942
$2.53
in
in
Mt.
at
Wash.;
resentation
and
iron
curtain
V
182
'
-
*
I
p
com¬
$4.04
corporation
offered
by
In
Bcwah **
*
share
covering
Kingdom
tl ?
of
stcck
in
»>ift'»
c
i
capital
manage¬
r
dividends
on
amortization
the
of
preferred
emergency
Brooklyn Towers, Inc.—Stock Offered—
This
stock,
facilities.
—
of
on
,Oct.
19
9.000,000 shares
three
cents
per
.corporation
record
shares
Big Ridge Uranium Corp., Reno, Nev.—Files With SEC
The
mill
paper
preferred
provides that Bowater's Lloyd Pulp & Pc per Mills Ltd.
Mersey Paper Mills Ltd. will be merged with. Bowater's
Paper Mills Ltd. and the latter's name changed to Bowaters
Kingdom Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd.
made
filed
of
a
letter
common
of
stock
notification
(par
one
with
cent)
share through Mid America Securities,
(with
45
the
to
be
Inc.,
City, Utah.
expenses.
the
6
capital
on
is offering to stockholders of Towers Hotel
right to subscribe on or before Oct. 31 for
2.
(par $10) of Brooklyn Towers, Inc., at $7.50
basis of one share for each Towers Hotel stock held
the
oversubscription
Street,
It will
1955.
Towers
Hotel
for
New
holders,
warrant
Towers
or
is
privilege).
York,
was
commence
on
which
Corp
18 949
stock
BUSINESS—Company
The
V
an
Beaver
stock
proceeds are to be used to pay for exploration and develop¬
Oct.
of
share,
per
r
operating
company.
the
outstanding.
company
watch
Fed¬
outstding.
one
of
together amount to
5,750,000 shares
with
varying
rates
of
dividend, will be replaced, with certain minor cash edju' tmcnts. by
7,245,000 shares
of
new
5V2%
cumulative
preferred stock of
the
parent
corporation.—V. 182,
pp.
1218
and
1454.
for
taxes—
exiting
etutth,
the
plan
The
remaining
the
favorably
watch
the
tf>
on
for
reorganized
Bellanca's
of
September
dividend
ca
U. K
including Dec. 16, 195
stock will include the ri hi to the
CAPITALIZATION
with
$
deducting quarterly
tlncluding provision
for
182, p.
810.
V.
the
.
a
based
per
of
which
active
old
in
final
single
preferred
stock
26."
1955—3 Mos.—1954
114,025,003
Income
shs.
*Earns.
\
Etc
and
three
into
a
to
(Ralph N.)
intention
$
income
income
1955.
Bowater
cash.
that
declared
any
outstanding 29,976 shares of capital stock
25,835,480
for
fi¬
.sidiary
,
Bowater's
parent
Corp.—Earnings Rise
■"After
significance is ths reduction
dropDed from $23,239,203 as of
cited
The
United
the
facil
taxes
15,
common
plan is approved,
the corporation will have
of 15,000.000 new 5V2%
cumulative preferred
Thames
income* before
provision
the
on
the
publicly
■
Net
Nov.
on
|
shares of £1
and 20,000,000 common shares of £1 par, of which 7,245,000 shares
preferred stock and 19,200,000. shares of common st^ck will bo
of
de¬
and
facilitate the
and
par,
amortization of
emergency
ities
Salt
also
is
2,619,539
preciation
no
will
are:
dividend
existing
of
United
The
United
If
521,809,969 368,759,758 1,523,822,403 1,253, 522,957
and
for
requirements,
capital
Income before follow-
annual
equal
which
the
Interest and other
charges
tDepletion
provides
requirements
proposed plan wi l be voted up¬
held
be
plan
to
up
the
preferred
There is
,
1010.
Steel
deductions
fund
income.
outstanding.
existing worxing facilities for
in various aspects of instrumentation
association
,
O.'s
on °ct. 27, resulting in
presldent
outstanding
in
that
been
p.
billings
ing
indenture
sinking
net
.
and
that
in
increase
An
preferred
stock.'' "
of
Mr.
exchange
on
the
cumulative
utilize
that
a
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
stock
common
.
,
it
to
their
182,
Bethlehem
097
$17,890,572
have
continue
the
At present, the corporation has rnbliclv outstanding debt * mount
log
to
£8,408,839
(approximately $23,500,000)
and
its
nioffc
autJ-Mivd
capital consists of 4,000000 cumulative preferred shares $
f'j "OO/hJO
common shares,
all of £1 par value, of which 1,000,000 eh
1.'
Stand¬
of
Dealings
corporation
Prior
Fed.
1#
Simpson pointed
will
company.—V.
'
B.
per
sale
the
the Introduction of instrumentation and
Waltham
be
profitable
Arrangements
they
in
recent
refunding operations
1954 the total debt
outstanding, including equipment obligations,
was
$529,657,669.
With the completion of the re¬
funding progiam on Oct. 27, the
company's debt stood at $511 757
snows
$3.01
shares
announced
26
,
make
The
and
to
the
stock
simplification
in
future
directors.
also
of
100%
a
Kingdom
The
4.
acquired for ap¬
included 20 branches
respectively,
acquisition,
electronics.
mon
present
to
from
operations to supplement Waltham's
century
is planned to continue the watch business.
will
or
parent corpora+ion and of certain
meetings
ccnsol'daticn
United
the
Recently,
It
that
1955.
corporation,
formerly
common
Oct.
on
be given to
now
expected
turned
century
company's
period
equal
arises
fractional
was
outstanding
Vice-President,
will
of
on
pointed out that since
$190,387,081
In
&
instance,
shares
whereby
Nelson
President,
were
and
of
preferred stock into
Waltham Watch Co., representing
that firm's 1,993,726 outstanding common shares.
purchased from Teviah Sachs and Gilbert Sachs,
of
reporting
business.
'
Oct. 27.
including equipment obligations.
charges have
been
reduced
by
carrying charges of $19,250,515.
The
purchase
of
concluded
position
Simpson,
been
Ohio
refunding and general mortgage bonds
final step in the
refunding program was the issuance
$280,000,000 first consolidated mortgage bonds settle¬
transaction
Howard
amount
same
the
which
best
there
the
&
such
in
Uranium's
control
electronic
amount
mortgage bonds and
first
Industries
made
O.
N.
Albert,
L.
working
pre¬
of
dividend.
group
has acquired 322,700 shares of
pany
step
The
•of
a
for
principal amount of first consolidated mortgage bonds
underwriters, headed by Glore, Forgan & Co.,
Halsey, Stuart
Inc., and Alex. Brown & Sons, met with Baltimore and Ohio
Co.
&
the
paid
not
Acquires Controlling Interest in Watch Firm—
$280,000,000
The
had
management,
stock.
been
$4,850,000
of Glenn
all
of
Stock—
the interim dividend
will participate an
The
the
cr.sh.
The purchase
in nine States, as well as a subsidiary, the Joplin Supply Co.
Bellanca
also
has
other
investments
including 325,000 shares of
Glenn Uranium Mines, Ltd., of Canada.
This represents approximately
proximately
RR.—Refinanc'g Program Concluded
largest debt refinancing
2.
not be issued.
Instead, Bellanca will make cash
the last trading price in Standard Industries
Exchange) on the Nov. 3, 1955 record date.
the
while
bonds
saving which could
approximately $750,000.
admini:trative efficiency
provisions
exchanges
stock
on
(American Stock
time.
one
available
but
31,
stock
the
on
in
Dec.
will
;
plan.
purposes,,
corporation to all common stockrolders of reccri ho v.
ill,
wherever they may be resident. The new shares will ipt partici¬
pate
dividends with the tax free distribution of
acquired by Bellanca.
The distribution
common
have
based
special
at
corporation
Standard
of
company's
Arrangements
aggre¬
tax
a
charges,
the
21.
increase
to
issue
The
stock
by Bellanca Aircraft of the former assets of Seiberliog Latex Products,
Inc., of New Bremen, Ohio, to Standard Industries for 200,000 shares
of
in
in
exchange
the 547,608 shares of
Interest
on
Common
on
main
3.
earnings cf $15,330,
months ended June 30, 1955.
for the six
The
Waltham
Baltimore & Ohio
en
Inc.
payable
stock
common
announced
arrangements announced
The
stock,
companies
Industries
Aircraft
Steps
(Tex.)
Manion & Associates
directors
Industries,
common
Industries
previous
anticipated government programs
Balcones
the
Standard
of
Bellanca
of
1946.
possible cash
of
Standard
2847.
p.
that
announced
shares
15
of Standard
Exchange.
Aircraft,
any
securities
attention
opening
New
downtown
13,000
some
building.—V.
the
Broadway,
has
of
shares
100
Albert, (upon taking, over the management cf Bellanca in Febru¬
of this year, indicated that the company would attempt to sup¬
ary
interest
tax
stock.
preferred
the
of
income
result
per share on
by stockholders of the
1.
Mr.
In
which represents six
announces
1430
St.
each
price
Stock
for
into
of
debentures
terms
Paper Corp., Ltd., London, England —An¬
Capital Reorganization Plan—Plans 100% Stock
letters
In¬
1955, to stockholders of record Nov. 3, 1955.
This stock
tax free to Bellanca stockholders, had a market value
about 60 cents per share of Bellanca common stock, as
29,
These
754.
Mills—Opens New Executive Offices—
corporation,
the
of
President,
dividend
a
for
shares
income
parent
Albert,
declared
President
Avondale
.
Standard
equivalent to
an¬
hearings will be held next month as the
towards possible delisting of four listed common stocks.
public hearing will be held at the Stock Exchange; on Nov.
14, at which time the delisting of the common shares of Atlas Tack
Corp. will be considered. The following day, a hearing will be held to
discuss the delisting of
Exchange Buffet Corp. common stock. On Nov.
initial
of
interest
year's
latest
The
distribution,
share,
Exchange,
Shares
would
the new
of
property.
companies
Stock—
Sydney
common
i3
stock
common
it
must necessarily
stock.—V. 181,
new
Funston,
Payable in
first
road's
1955,
Bellanca
Keith
Be
dividend since February,
the
the
ago
the
dustries
specialists are under agreement with the company
or
when
months
Years—To
American
value each and
par
few
offering
9V2
Oct.
into
time.
and
as,
contemplated
a
pro'osal
a
per
If,
S5
approvi-g
on
going
amendment
issued
share.
No underwriters
at
9
value of $10 each.
when
each
Nov.
incorporation, to create 5,000,000 shares of com¬
value of $1 each and 50,000 shares of preferred
proposed
outstanding
present
of
the par
par
the
stock
and
of
certificate
stock
mon
vote
will
the
.
B
nancing of future Bcwater expansion, the
Declares First Dividend in
—
that
274,596.8
Series
stock
the
Designed
*
■
Corp.
income
sweeping plan to consolidate the capital structure of The fi-rsater
Organization, one of the world's leading papermakers, was -proposed
to
stockholders
by Sir Eric Bowater, Chairman of this corporation,
on
Bellanca Aircraft
5%
A
$2,676,423 $24,461,528 $22,583,157
2,186,945
20,918,778
18,877,123
•
Atlantic Oil Corp.—Plans Stock
planned
exchange
"
ing Plans—
is
$28,874,564 under
bonds is deductible
prior
Dividend
19,568,700
1111.
p.
on
fund
outstanding
nounces
in
Net
board.
the
of
of
dividend on the preferred stock was paid in April
1954.
earnings in 1954 fell $600,000 short of income bond In tero« t
there has been no interruption in payment of interest sine*
financial
reorganization
of
the
road
was
consummated
in
1952,
—V. 182, p. 1563.
$
21,675,GC0
1,012,842
$2,868,728
2,451,206
issuance
Bowater
$
863,498
taxes.
operating
Chairman
as
authorize
be
although
...
2,262,600
operating income
after
charges
Net
trustee
a
outstanding.
upon
The
22,479,127 194,627,222 180,418,920
16,676,606 139,999,688 130,799,615
25,348,604
18,932,834
Operating
invest¬
the
is
covering
the new income
debentures
calls
for
a
equal annually, if earned, to »/2 of 1% of the principal
amount
1955—8 Mos.—1954
$
in
He
Sor.s.
indenture
sinking
of $528,taxes and
.
partner
a
&
Appleton
to
to
.
exceed
to 52%
presently
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
of
affiliate
an
;ur.\ing
non-re
776, equal to $0.35 per share from refund of excess profits
interest for years 1940 through 1945.—V. 182, p. 410.
2005
outstanding
outstanding preferred
regular operations
per share reported
share from
equal to $1.71
per
is
Lawrence
Mr.
voted
1,
outstanding
dividends
ferred
Profits—
months'
nine
J.
amounts to $5.25 per $105 principal amount of
paid in cash to preferred stockholders participating
■
\
now
of
interest
Since
constitute
equivalent to $1.36
$2,086,371,
and
McGinnis
B.
which
not
liens
Federal
loan division of Associates
Associates Investment Co. have been
expanded with the opening on Oct. 25 of new offices in suite 1720 at
122 East 42nd Street, New York, N. Y.—V. 182, p. 1562,
York
Discount
will
gate
amount
the
for
report
Operating
Co.—Affiliate Expands—
Associates Investment
are
amount
with
Co.—Registers With SEC—
elected
exchange,
exchange.
There
The
ending Sept. 30, 1955, net earnings of $2,601,231, equivalent to $1.70
per
share on its capital stock of 1,531,334 shares, which compares
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Oct,
260,000 shares of its common stock, $5 par value.
offering price to the public is $25 per share
and the approximate proceeds of $6,500,000 will be used for partial
payment of loans incurred for construction purposes. This construction
is estimated to cost approximately $1,900,000 for the last two months
of 1955 and $14,000,009 and $13,800,000 for 1956 and 1957, respectively.
The offering i3 to be underwritten by a group headed by The First
Boston
Corporation and Blyth & Co., Inc. The offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.—V. 182, p. 910.
25,
The
The
stockholder
Cyrus
also
will be
This is equal
used to
The proceeds are to be
without underwriting.
per
pay
the
in
regular dividend basis.—V. 182, p. 1334.
Increased
of
Jan.
1955,
debentures,
1956, to shareholders of record
Packing Co.—Reports
substantial
then
due
the
of
covering
Chairman of the Board, stated the outlook for the future
Beech-Nut
Patrick
McGinnis,
University.
stockholders
time
de¬
27, 1955. On April 1, July 1 and Oct. 3, last, the
company paid 50 in cash and 2%% in stock. Harry Blum,
covering
612
to increase the number of directors
directors
as
exchanged on a voluntary basis
for the presently outstanding 5%
preferred stock, on the bas s of S105
principal amount of the debentures for each share of stock. At the
Dec.
corporation on Oct. 24 filed a letter of notification with the
16,250 shares of common stock (par $2) to be offered at
The
SEC
voted
elect
Mr.
a
directors
The
is favorable and hopes the company will continue on a
Applied Science Corp. of Princeton
to
firm
Lawrence
The
Beam Distilling Co.—To Pay Larger Cash
in stock payable Jan. 6,
of
Appleton,
debentures
Favorable—The
Oct. £0
on
and
banking
St.
City.
New. York
dividend of 7V20 per share in cash and 1-1
a
21
5%
•
Appleton.
election
ment
of
b2
interest
accrued
St.,
to
D.
-
made.
4%,
which
A
should
bonds
102 y2%
at
Co.,
series
its
of
mortgage
of
1454.
p.
Dividend—Outlook
clared
bonds
Payment,
Bankers
at
refunding
Any
D
all
1956
and
exchanged
been
19
Oliver
in.ere~t
•
President of the New York,
New
Haven & Hartlora
RR. Co.,
is subject to the approval of t..e Inter¬
state Commerce Commission. Application lor such approval has been
1,
Jan.
on
lien
1,
Monday, October 31, 1955
.
.
Debentures Authorized—
The
1985.
first
July
payment.
for
made
182,
due
D,
redemption
for
Division
series
not
—V.
acceptance
the
all
more
was
Toiedo-Cincinr.ftti
earnings.
would
bought up $21,209,090 of vari¬
along with the redemption of
from toe sale of Baltimore and
proceeds
Calls Toledo-Cincinnati Division Bonds—
pro¬
the company's debt
plan
in
the
the
Terminal seem Hies, resulted in a saving of $3,933,202
premiums.
The interest saved in this period on b.nd3
Chicago
redemption
The
has made
directors
of
with
than sufficient to off-set
paid incident to bonas called during the period.
of recapitalization.
voluntary plan
limit.
Oct.
on
Co.—Recapitalization Voted
Glass
Window
American
The
bonds,
its
bonds
purchased
posed
l the B. & O.
and this move
Since last Dec.
program.
.
about
N.
Y„
Hotel
Corp.
The
Manufacturers
Trust
ODeration
1,
Nov.
and
The
and
1955.
cn
a
holders
latter
Co
subscription agent.
incorporated In New York State
being offered
holders
is
management of
This is a new
share
of
for
share
voting
corporation,
trust
the
on
Sept
Brooklyn
company
the
basis to stock¬
certificates
which
is
of
presently
,;g
Volume
Number 5477
182
the
owner
has
entered
in
fee
the
of
into
hotel
.
Cable
Towers Hotel,
to sell the
Brooklyn
the
as
Affiliated
Corp.
of
certain
of
Inc.
Investors,
Maspeth,
liabilities
hotel
on
liquidation.
The purchaser has agreed to make a lease with the Brooklyn Towers,
Inc., which will be executed and possession transferred simultaneously
with
the
at
L.
I.,
$20,250,000, and
to
approval
for
Circle,
oA
the
subject
assumption
t.ie
of
Topeka, El Dorado,
laitar's
Mo.;
City and Wichita, Kansas; Kansas City,
Oklahoma City and Tulsa, Okla.—V. 182, jp. .312-
Junction
and Bartlesville,
stockholders.
»
about
or
Nov.
the
of
conveyance
The proposed lease
1955.
1,
as
of
part
a
of
plan
a
Sol
for
1965
term
a
to
The
Oct.
erected
and
31,
hotel
in
is
on
be
terms
of
of
Circle
or
for
cash.
to
be
which
and
Streets,
for
The
182,
contains
Brooklyn,
N.
proceeds
stock
listed
Is
for
$1.64
the
on
Stock
American
Operating
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$6,051,350
revenues
Net
capital.—V.
working
182,
Earns,
1563.-
p.
per
dend
interest
o*
30,
732,689
2,675,398
'
income
of
reservation,
$155,347
in
current
and
quarter
$650,634
182, -p.. 507.
earlier
the
third
$0.90"
in
and
the 12
preferred
three
$621,389
of
months'
divi¬
months'
in
1, Texas—
Co., Houston
See
Continental
Production
' "
below.
Corp.
•'
■*
This
vious
for
each
There
170,
dividends
for
provision
after
years,
instance.—V.
preferred stock
the
on
37/8%
1,
at
and
15,
N.
Salle
Y.
at
or
St.,
accrued
the
office
Chicago
interest.
of
Co.
90,
New
will
Payment
York,
120
of Halsey, Stuart &
111—V. 182; p. 1335.
Co.
increase
The
stock
offering
one
for
funds
Life
to
used
Record
123
South'-
the
$30,000,000
offered
of
;
part,
for
the
England.
New
the
Bank
National
the
in
Detroit,
of
of
the-
Inc.
—
Sold
Debentures
—
to
ment
California
given in V. 182,
The
Offering—
1955—9 Mos
3,636,000
interest
of
be
1564.
182, p.
'corporation
Corp. above.—V. 182, p.
its
announces
Corp.—Sales
In
share,
the
first
Net
sales
Profit
before
inc.
339,478
517,479
_
"We
profit
nine
and
25
colored
in
its
both
adding
Net
3,619,719
2,585,459
10-key
full-
and
$1.01
$2.39
share
subsidiary, is
making "good progress towards completion. This plant, a major unit in
Carling's expansion and decentralization program, is scheduled to be in'
"We
of
$3,219,431,
months
to
report £ood
a
third
quarter
net
sales
of
the
for
1956."—V.
It
182,
-
profit
and
The
182,
that
This company
President
William
the
for
series
with
B
offering
a
stated:*
Laffer
G.
1564....
p.
Myers and Laffer
continue at high levels
Fogg,
share is $51.
price per
following
•
.
day,—V.
Consolidated
J.
181,v
.
bank
-•
of
or
of
has
thorium
J.
Riordan
mill
Contingent
a
The
offering
is
loan
net
proceeds
are
$75,000 of eight-year 6% subordinated
100% in units of $100 each. No under-
to be used to purchase additional finance and
corporation, Incorporated in Iowa on May 13, 1948, makes direct
loans to individuals under the provisions of the Small Loan Acts of
Iowa and South Dakota.
Its office Is located in Room 330, Davidson
The
City,
Sioux
Iowa.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
8-year 6%
subord. deb. instalment
5%
cumulative preferred stock (par
Common stock (par $1001
company
company
$100)
250 shs.
1,000 shs.
as
Cerro de Pasco Corp.—Proposed
This
operations
reached
THE
53-year-old
Peru, -announced on
corporation,
in
for
the
• a
purchase of
the
Dana
Seibert,
President.
None
650 shs.
2,401,360
is
Net
680,
NOTE:
On
STate
2-0613);
account of
the
1
Published
twice
months
12
equal
common
income
bidding-
competitive
for
short-term
bank
made
already
and to
additions
loans
for
812.
p.
Subsidiary—
a
GIVING
(Del.)—Stock Offered—
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
p.
day.
1564,
The
property
a
for
the company earned
of
cents
In
It
the
of
November
the
And
both
-
work
which is scheduled
unit of
an
initial
Commerce
late
125,000 kw
Co.,
Acceptance
to commence operation late in
capacity.—V. 182, p. 1335.
Atchison,
Inc.,
preferred stock at
preferred
stock
par
redeemable
at
per
share
This
share
per
company
purposes
division
II,
by
was
organized
on
June
14,
of
unit.
This
the
as
a
C.
are
Branch
offices are
•
<
*
<
-
located in; Lawrence, Leavenworth, Kansas City,
pur-,
for
that
and
balance
acquisition
may
incorporated
be
in
of,
to
June
or
1955
itself
is
be
used -for
advances
organized
to
and
acquired.
in
Delaware.
manufacturing
through
and/or
118
West
which
the
22nd
St.,
outstanding common stock of Aluminorganized In June 1953 in New York
purpose
was
of manufacturing
lightweight
fiberglass luggage.—V. 182, p. 609.
aluminum
Co.,
associates, was quickly oversubscribed and the
See details in V. 182, p. 1697.
Changed—Regis-
to
its
name changed to
Channel
registration statement and
Oil
now
Co.,
has
proposes
filed
to
preferred stock and two shares of common stock at $20.20
First California Co., Inc. and Blair <fc Co .Incorporated have
as
the principal underwriters.
See also V. 182, p. 913.
Corp., New Ilaven, Conn.—Merger—
and Mission Dry Corp. of Los Angeles, Calif., two
largest- makers of soft drink syrups, concentrates and
bottlers, have agreed to merge according to
corporation
for
franchised
announcement
Presidents
by
of
of
both
250.000
presently
outstanding
shares
of
Mission
Dry
Corp.
Haupt & Co., investment bankers who acted in an advisory ca¬
pacity in effecting the merger, are expected shortly to form an under¬
writing group in connection with the bond offering.
The
projected consolidation brings to Cott
220 licensed Mission
Ira
.
bottlers
as
lar
located
distant
the
United
Under
the
throughout
as
Japan.
States
merger,
and
Cott
In
vxill
foreign
lauds
continue 'all
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
week levery Thursday (general news and" advertising issue) with a statistical Issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
a
C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1955 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the
3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $55.00 per year; in Dominion cf
■
fluctuations In the rate of exchange, remittance
for
an
issue
for
Loans
and
following
on
Oct. 25 by John J. Cott and William D.
their respective corporations.
corporations will be called upon to approve
the merger In the near future.
Under the terms of the agreement, the Cott Beverage Corp. offers
to
exchange
$1,500,000
in
5%
subordinated
convertible
debentures
an
attorney
department Is'maintained.
of
the
.Stockholders
for the purchase of these items and other worthy
made direct to the consumer through a direct lending
ini * addition,
complete and comprehensive insurance
all
reinforced
nation's
extracts
accrued
1931,
the
for
the principal purpose of developing,
Cott Beverage
S. Turner, an investment banker, Balie
and banker, and Edward Iverson, banker.
The company .purchases
time sales contracts from dealers in auto¬
mobiles,
household appliances and other major standard items - of
corporation,
Waggener,
Bellinger;
and
was
Inc.,
for
been named
proceeds are to be used for working capital.
EUSINESS—The
used
be
for
repayment
of short-term
and Thomas G. Papp; working capital;
short-term loans by Joseph J. Herman,
companies
owns
corporation,
Aitkin,
Kansas
will
Alumin-Aire
435,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock (callable at $20 per share)
and 870,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents) in units of one
dividends.
P.
stockholders
Y.
Luggage,
amendment
:
Kansas—
and
common
Continental Production Corp.- -Name
.
($100 per share),'plus
$103
the
tration Statement Amended—
,
of
is
to
the common stock of Alumin-
of
them.
books closed.
-
net
N.
Inc. and
Wichita, Kansas, in July, 1955, publicly offered to bona
fide residents of Kansas an issue of 3,000 shares of 4'%%
accrued dividends.
proceeds
to
purposes
other
100%
Consolidated Freightways, Inc.—Stock Sold—The pub¬
Preferred Stock Offered—First Securities Co. of Kansas,
cumulative
in
issued
were
lic offering made on Oct. 17 of 100,000 shares of common
stock (par $5) at $26.25 per share, through Blyth &
In
has
Generating Station,
with
operation
generating unit addition to its Picway
been started on the new Conesville
kilowatt
100,000
construction
net
organized for
primarily
and all shares
are,
carry
from
Lieberman
corporate
luggage and
amounted to $1,637,- '
to $1,281,342, or 44 cents a common share.
The
company
expects to' put into commercial
not
shares
advances
Sidney
York,
Aire
equivalent of 59 cents a common share after preferred
For the comparable 1954 quarter net income had amounted
dividends.
do
acquired
Inc.,
Consolidated
net income of $6,380,-
1955
1,000,000 shares having
share has equal rights
dealing in reinforced fiberglass products
subsidiary or affiliated companies. Its address
dividends
September quarter
For
was
Each
present
shares
300,000
Luggage,
by
share.
per
ahd
to $2.30 for each of the
shares, and it compares with the net income of
common share—earned in the preceding 12 months.
preferred
after
the
($.10i
All shares heretofore issued
BUSINESS—Company
<
New
15%
no
investment
company
in
*500,000 shs.
fixed1 assets;
repayment of
Lillie
Eerman
and
Norman
Gain—
the
conditions
1,000.000 shs.
offering will be, fully paid and non¬
preemptive or subscription rights..
limitation on the payment of dividends other than those
the laws of the State of Delaware.
;
f
by
general
is
(
Outstanding
cents)
10
PROCEEDS—The
Gunnison, Salida
was the acquisition '
Silverton, Colo.,
with
a
Authorized
Alumin-Aire In exchange for
loans
near
at
'
-
•
•
(par
of 10
which
poses;
type •
the
or
equipment.
Acquisition—
Drapers' Gardens. London, E.
post office at New York, N. Y„
under the Act of March
Canada, $58.00 per year.
Other Countries, 362.00 per year,
(Telephone
gains
.
mining company tyth principal
Oct. 28 an agreement had been '
assets of the Circle Wire and
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William
market
PROCEEDS—The
notes payable to
the
meeting
tons
182,
of
Aire
Mines
of
is
"Of
'
reports
latest
This
The
Outstanding
$75,000--
notes
of June 15, 1955 had outstanding
bank (unsecured) of $210,000.—V. 182, p. 1011.
The
'
of
.
other share.
every
Imposed
Southern Ohio Electric Co.—Plans Com¬
favorable
on
$5,369,295—$1.88
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
100
of
Mine.—V.
'
the
For
019.
.
paper.
Building,
possibly
the
Mine
1957
v
writing is involved.
The
build,
School
determine
will
operating revenues
the quarter and 12 months ended Sept. 30, 1955.
-
instalment notes at
offered
repay
Fiberglass, Inc.
■
value
par
There
Corn.' of
.*
pansion.
Plant..
corporation
York P. S.
first and
New
1985.
1,
The company has authorized capitalization of
plans to .
sell to
underwriters early in December a maximum of 250,000 new
common
shares, proceeds, to go. toward financing electric plant ex-'
912.
The
will
capable
Prince
>
debenture
Thorium
Colorado
the
which
Stock Financing—Earnings Show
mon
„
with
"research
".
Columbus &
<
company
Offered—
in
interest
,
Sunnyside
the
of
the Gold
-
as
Central Finance Co., Inc. (Iowa)—Notes
the
$70,000,000
Dec.
&
■'
producing oil leases valued at $980,220, *
announced at
Also
block
flotation
as
do
to
Colonial
plant
large
a
■*•'
contemplates the issuance, subject to the prior sale ox /
the preferred stock, of $1,750,000 principal amount of additional first
mortgage sinking fund bonds, .-the proceeds of which will be used for
one or
more of these same purposes.
•
'
The company owns and operates electric and natural gas distribution
properties and one water property in South Dakota, natural gas distri- <
bution properties in Michigan and one electric property in Minnesota.
The subsidiaries of the company own telephone properties and provide
telephone service in and around various communities in the states of
North
Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, v
West Virginia, Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia and Florida.—V. 182,
p.
$2.55
Co., Inc., New York City, on Sept. 19
publicly 200,000 shares of common stock (par
10 pents) at $1.50 per share as a speculation. ,
Co.
contracted
Foundation
Westcliffe, Colo,
known
aggregate $2,000,000 at Oct. 31, 1955; to future construction expendi¬
tures; for investment in securities of subsidiaries; for the making of k
temporary advances to subsidiaries for construction purposes and for
other corporate purposes.
r
.
The
Park- Coal
North
company
modern
'*
.
100%
acquired
recently
U. S. Titanium Corp.,
Inc.,
Research
the sale of this preferred stock will be applied in
the company may determine to the repayment of
loans incurred to finance construction expenditures, which loans
or
1690.
p.
offered
Commo'n stock
mines, 4,000 acres of Wyoming oil
leases
and
88
Colorado lode, mining claims.
In addition, Colonial's
interests
include
uranium,
atomic instrument .manufacturing,
goldlead-zinc-silver
production, milling and rare earth extraction.
With SEC—
proceeds of
proportions
to
sell
due
expenditures
..
The
Colonial
The underwriting group will be man- *
together with Stone & Web- •
Securities Corp.
The
such
apply
and
will be
to
Corp.,
President.
under
aged by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
ster
$3.18
$892,000
of
182,
Formerly the Vacuum Equipment Department of Distillation Products
Industries, a division of Eastman Kodak Co., Consolidated Vacuum was
purchased by Consolidated Engineering Corp.
in December,
1952.—
V. 182, p. 1697.
.
the
Vacuum
assessable.
Ores,
a
par
in
or
wholly-owned subsidiary, has been
merged with the parent organization and will be known as the ConVac
Division of Consolidated, according to an announcement by Philip S.
year,"
will
for
purchased
America,
registration statement with the SEC on Oct., 19,
shares of its 4.75% cumulative preferred stock,
value of $50 per share. The proposed maximum
filed
increase
1954.
an
period
$1,114,000
same
were
earnings
to
series K,
used
be
the
treasury
improvements.—V.
with
(4;
-
35,000
coverihg
the
for
1955
Consolidated Engineering- Corp.—Merges
the company's - name
to
Colonial
Nuclear Industries, Inc.;'1
put into effect an "aggressive program" of diversification; and'
recapitalize at $2,000,000.
The
1955
increase of
for the nine
$8,973,000
were
1954.—V.
issue
to
issue
the
will
(3)
series preferred stock will be retired by exchange
stock or by redemption.
The outstanding'
1563.
p.
share
per
earnings,
ended
months
an
6.
proceeds
Consolidated
A
program
of wide atomic diversification for this company
was
approved .recently at a special stockholder meeting which voted to:'
(1) Increase capitalization from 3,000,000 to--15,000,000 shares; "(2)'
$3
Central Electric & Gas Co.—Registers
plans
1
bonds,
CAPITALIZATION
preferred shares not exchanged before Nov. 28 on the basis •
of 1 1/20 4'/2 % preferred shares for each $3 preferred share, will be
redeemed
on
Nov.
28 at
$52.25 per share
and accrued dividends.-
—V.
Nov.
on
expected
Dec.
Colonial Uranium Co.—Expansion—Change in Name—
preferred
series
nine
"
Corp.—-Exchange Offer—Redemption—
outstanding $3
4W%
for
1955
of
quarter
authority
mortgage
change
33,090
Net
1954.
share,
per
$7.93
or
of
$7,843,000
182,
was
.
business
Withdrawn
was
2799.
p.
capacity
_
Carrier
third
and
of
revenues
$1,67 per common
comparable period
to
In- the
•
$45,848,261,
were
earnings
believe. that, our
and
sales
equal
1955.,
of
other' revenues
93 cents a share.
James L. Myers and
also
share.
%
of 500,000 barrels per year, the
Natick installation for the' production of Red Cap ale and Black Label
beer, will have provision for further plant expansion as may be re-'
quired by the market which it will serve—the northeast section of. the
United States.—V. 182, p. 311.
;
1956.
designed for
Originally
is
The
.
operation by April,
-•
for
$70,000,000 of New Bonds—
It
Up—
Interstate
Gas
Co.—Secondary Offering—
secondary offering of 3,000 shares of common stock
(par $5) was made on Oct. 18 by Blyth & Co., Inc.,' at
$56 per share, with a dealer's discount of 80 cents per
Natick, Mass., plant of the Carling Brewing Co., a
the
for
over
refunding
Colorado
5,244,261
$2.06
6,701,192
$1.28
income
The
tax,
$9.27
$2,776,000
in
the
period
same
or
1954.
of
The company
Commission for
ma¬
A
Earnings per com. share
the
income
$3,243,000
an
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—Plans to
series'of
announced
or
expect
into
___—
for
Federal
of
Net
year.
$28,505,000
earnings for the third quarter of
share an increase of 24.9%
over
per
811.
Profits
and
Oct.
on
first
sales
year
Chairman
„
for
by this corporation in
sales for the nine months
increase
of
14.8%
over
achieved
were
this
reimburse
corporation
$52,261,750 and net
$1,980,501,
—19)54
of
were
$23,079,000
sales
14.47<<
Net
4,813,459
Minority
Pasco
The
45,752,344
7,595,197
will
Net
about
158,418,645 116,323,034
13,408,671
10,003,261
2,228,000
6,250,000
4,759,000
66,645,479
taxes
income taxes__
de
Clevite
said,
Prov. for
They
of
earnings
1955
provision
months
installments from June 1,
secured by new equip¬
semi-annual
chines, introducing "color coordinates"
keyboard models.—V. 182, p.-1335.
Subs.)—Earnings—
1955—3 Mos.—1954
Cerro
This
last
Period End. July 31—-
equal
sales
Sell
shares of common stock,
(par $20) was made on Oct. 19 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$32.50 per share, with a dealer's discount of 60 cents per
share. It was quickly completed.—V. 181, p. 410.,
.
(&
24
inclusive.
111.,!
it,
from
to be dated Dec. 1,"
P,
Clary Corp.—Introduces Colored Adding Machines— "
secondary offering of 2,500
Canadian Breweries Ltd.
in
1967,
series
Chicago 5,
the purchase
for
receive bids
8
certificates,
costing not less than $3,936,625.—V.
See
•
.
1-,
Street Station,
LaSalle
Nov.
trust
of
barrels
1;300,000
by
capacity
Circle Wire & Cable Corp.—Proposed Sale—
,
J
1690.
Co.—Secondary
Power
Oregon
p.
to mature
Dec.
1136,
on
productive
months
30,
Sept. 30, 1955 were
16.8% over earnings
per
-
100%
were
(CST)
noon
and
1956
,*■
at-Room
company,
$2,952,000 equipment
1955
$1,000,000
company's
590.
p.
The
and
nine
Sept.
after
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Bids for Ctfs.—
of
4y4% subordinated debentures, publicly
20 through Kidder, Peabody & Co. and
and accrued interest, were quickly
at
Details
sold.
basis
Will up.to
from
$750,000
and
Industries,
Oct.
on
associates
the
on
held.
shares
Co.
170,
the authorized
end on approving
shares
new
annual
sales
first
ended
increase
to
7
900,000 shares
pay,
to
program.—V.
Burlington
to
90,000
borrowed
recently
Insurance
be
expansion
five
each
Nov.
on
shares
stockholders' of
company
Mutual
vote
450.000
from
to
share
new
The
A
will
stockholders
common
its
182, p. 211.
Consolidated Chemical Industries Inc.—Sales Higher—•
The
York,
net
an
or
our
cements will continue through this year and 4936,"
corporation is building a new plant at Paulding, Ohio; with
productive capacity-of 1,250,000 barrels of cement.
The
company is Improving
and expanding, its plant at Fredonia, Kansas
New
Inc.,
$761,500,
were
:
earnings were $969,900, or
for the like nine
$2.77 a share, and sales
Earnings
our
to
at
before
1955,
$5,183,400.
$4,830,200.
cement—V.
made
be
Broadway,
Sept. 30,
of
annual
redemptioh on Dec. 1, 1955 $200,000 of
improvement mortgage bonds, series H due Dec.
Trust
ended
sales
on
for
for
called
and
101%
Midland
La
Buell Die & Machine Co.—Plans Stock Offer—Borrows
been
refunding
1973
Marine
2434.
p.
have
after taxes
$407,100 ta
The
an
-•
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Partial Redemption—
the fiscal year"
its earnings for
that
1955 amounted to $361,960 vs. $246,255 . for the pre-/
Earnings per common share were $1.64 and $1.06 for the.
30,
year.
respective
in
announced
has
company
Sept.
Increased Profits
products throughout the year has been exceedingly
strong," Smith W. Storey, President, said. "We believe a high demand
Earnings Show Gain—
ended
-
$1,949,100, respectively.
$2,078,600 and
were
months
year
to
"Demand
(Channel Oil Co., Las Vegas, Nev.—New Name—Fin'g
Machinery
the
amounted
r
.
nine
share,
a
months
earlier
period ended Sept.
Sales
quarter.
the
$3.53
period
tie
'
411.
corresponding quarter the year previous.
The latest quarter's
earnings equaled $1.69 a share on the 275,000 common shares presently
outstanding, as against $1.48 a share on the same basis in the 1954
2,605,811
$1.04
before
and
$0.71
,
the
3,946,265
2,975,458
$0.19
$0.73
This corporation on Oct. 14 reported earnings of $465,200
the three months ended Sept. 30, 1955, compared with
In
and
period
1955.—V.
2,605,811
$0.21
993,727
993,727
share
Consolidated Cement Corp.—Reports
3,432,819
645,990
2,675,398
$168,096 In Ihe
months'
4,864,913
182,
707,000
730,000
;
shares
p.
1955—12 Mos.—1954
856,280
„
1.
of
per
$5,462,901 $25,061,427 $22,743,546
1,106,267
share.
com.
requirements
and
12
1955,
Browning-Ferris
taxes
profit
Number
Exchange.
•
$18,177,000 $18,139,000
—1,345,000
1,377,000
L'_-_
before
1954
1955
sales
Profit
in
the sale of this
purchase of inventories
Up-
Conde Nast Publications Inc.—Earnings
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Net
Earnings
Period End. Sept. 30—
'
Y.
earned-a ^net Income of $3,124,395 for the first nine
compared to.net income of $3,054,918 during the same,
1954. Earnings -per share of common stock were $1.68 against
the first nine months of last year.—V. 181, p. 1238.
period of
pro¬
stockholders
from
company
of
the
said
Circle's
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.—Earnings—
fireproof construction which was
579 rooms.
It is located at Clark
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—Earnings Up—
The
Corp.,
by
28.
411.
p.
"After
months
Cable
&
approval
Nov.
the
Open income after Fed.
Issue will be
used to defray the cost of the
taxes
and supplies,;,
;
the .prepaid expenses adjustable upon the execution of the lease and
/"Net income
the cost of the issuance of the stock and the balance remaining-will," Com.
shrs. outsttig.
used
for
held
—V.
—V.
16-story building of
"PROCEEDS—The' net
be
Wire
submitted
meeting
1976.
a
1925
Willow
commencing
years
President
would
agreement, Cerro de Pasco will acquire; the
assets
and
business
of
Cirle.
Subsequently,
Circle's
750,000
out¬
standing shares of $5 par value common stock
will be
liquidated
between the purchaser and Brooklyn Towers,
21
of
sale
special
a
Under
Inc.,
about Nov. 1, 1955 and
expiring on Oct. 31, 1976, at a net basic annual rental of $178,509
for the period Nov. 1, 1955 to March 31, 1961; $166,020 for the period
Aprii 1, 1961 to Oct. 31, 1965, and $164,250 for the period Nov. 1,
is
Furst,
posed
lee.
3
(1799)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
known
contract, with
a
.
foreign subscriptions ai d advertisements must be made In New York funds.
'4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1800)
Monday. October 31, 1955
>'*■
,
in
piant
Mission
Angeles
Los
equipped
The
.
high-,
.
bottlers
franchised
.
Cotts
drink
also
plant
will
of
west
the
as'an.!economical
serve
the ever-growing
for
Mississippi
than
more
The
in
due
debentures,
new
20
share. '"
:
Dry will operate as
per
Dry
$12.50
at
a
convertible
be
nine
and
D.
The
its
of
sale
gains
Sept?.
stock
30,
for
for
the
period
Mr.
was
of
has
25c
>
was
$275,000,
at
share,
is
30c
first
This
Oct.
quarter
This
Oct,
182,
the
and its subsidiary,
E.
& Forster Securities Corp.,
Cruin
sold
and
Forster, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
filed
1955 covering
150,000 shares
time
by the
a
the
company,
and
joint
the
company.
As
hereby,
and
company
Chairman
Schneider,
the
of
Alfred
of
shares
application
pursuant
(both
Sections
to
New
of
and
17(b)
have filed
York),
8(f)
Investment
the
of
a
pany
of
Act
1940
for
order
exempting certain transactions
pursuant to a merger of said companies from the provisions of Section
17(a) of the Act, and for an order declaring that, upon such merger
becoming effective, the Securities corporation will have ceased to be an
investment
until
Oct.
and the Commission has given interested
company;
31,
1955,
an
to request
According to the
hearing
a
Upon tne
23'/3% of
The
issued
President
persons
Director
and
and
other
The
remaining
Securities
under
the
stock of Crum
The
&
plan
155,
not
are
B
owned
into
converted
stock
common
by
1.4
in
of
from
the
be
added
will
is
stated
sale
$8
as
by
to
in
1950
has
the
now
development of
expanded
fields.
It
had
into
credit
a
hotel,
system
automobile
approximately
200,000
Securities
the
investment company after
an
corporation nor
the consolidation.
The
Marine
value.
Refining Corp.
Midland
for
'•
agent
""
Dow
Co.
of
shares
York
the
capital
Co.
The stockholders will be asked to vote Nov. 28
the
capital
dividend
tion
stocks
value
of
cumulative
of
value
$25
According
stock,
and
to
of
on
$2.50
plan to reclassify
a
of
United
7''
President, the plan calls
C,
Bishop,
share
into
company's
of
share
one
versions
will
new
tax
be
for
outstanding
stock.
common
free
value
par
no
The
company, expects
sych
shares
$25
from
102,587
present plans
be
the
to
:•
change of
will
the
has
outstanding
Is
,(j
also
be
asked
at
the
time
same
to
approve
asset
isiana from which
derived
are
oil
and
timber
revenues.—V.
182,
p.
basic
eral
After
Federal
$1980,000,
taxes
income
on
equivalent
estimated
$1.01
to
at
share
per
$967,000
on
profits
973,182
the
net
shares
net
ing
six
months
income
ing
the
sales
on
preceding
Federal
out- "
shares
of
$36,266,000 for the correspond¬
fiscal year before Federal taxes on
taxes
of $758,000.
643,911
Demlein
The
the
profits
net
on
of
$1,647,000.
was
in
based
Income
income
on
were
$889,000 result¬
share were $1.17
The
then
net profits per
outstanding.—V. 182,
1336.
p.
—V.
Oct.
on
elected
26
a
new
board
of
directors, con¬
sisting of Walter E. Bronston, Michael Kabcenell, Harry B.
Lake,
7 Walter A. Maron, Otto Marx, Jr., Herbert E. Stern and Benjamin E.
Young.
At the same time, in order to better reflect its business, the
name of the
corporation was changed-to Industrial Enterprises, Inc.
Action
was
taken at the
| initial meeting of the new board of directors, to acquire Fleet Carrier Corp., which Is engaged in the auto¬
mobile transport business and, through its
Quinn Vending Division, in
the operation of vending machines.
'
Prior
Stern
the
to
&
meeting,
Ladenburg,
announced
Co.
certain
clients,
$27.25,
that
they
Thalmann
&
Co.
purchasing
were
45,000 shares
of stock
of
Demlein
had been deposited under the tender
previously made.—V. 182, p. 1565.
had
offer
182,
Barrel
to
Ended
Months
Earnings
Taxes
on
taxes
before
Income
Sept.
Herbert
E.
which
sales
1954,
increase
an
Earnings
(est.)——
months
ended
After
1954
$3,567,000
$3,018,000
1,865,000
1,564,000
(est.)
earnings
Earnings
per
Although
were
at
30
Identical
were
sales
to
for
those
nine
of
$2,100,000 greater
Incoming orders through 3ept. 30
of
last
the
year;
months
of
each
the largest in incoming
—V.
182,
p.
June,
months
1954
are
July,
a
9%
year
equal,
1955
orders for this
month
of'
and
in
Alkali
were
in
Sept.
provision
increase
outlets
operating
and
as
in
management
for
nine-month
earnings
period
of
amounted
$2,626,428
in
to
period
September were
company
history
Earnings Up—
old
used
be
182,
and
due
$2.23
taxes,
share
per
the
on
with
compares
income
net
601,812
issue
of
deben¬
of
and
the
used
to
inventory,
opportunity
for
directors.
Arizona
March
on
building
states
be
that
it
in
1,
1952
materials
has
the
and
to
reason
as
of
and
hard¬
believe
of
one
State
to
finance
general
the
top
Arizona.—
expansion
and
for
176, p. 2436.
$300,000 two-year 5% subordinated
to
institutional
is
30,
said
FCA
Mr.
investors.
bankers, acted
r
"will
Zeidman,
further
to
permit an increase in
its
business.
Our record of activities
substantially
1955
.
Increase
the
volume
of
for
nine
the
re¬
factoring
months
ahead of 1954.
Receivable outstandings; at
greater.
Net profit reflects a 71% increase.
are 65%
higher."—V.; 182, p. 913.
57%
are
Rey¬
agents
as
purchases'
Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
1954
$35,436,256 $30 184,271
___
3,574,641
1,724,532
income
Consolidated
Earns,
*
;
net
taxes
__
income____.
shares
of
of
to
common
~
$1,310,177
*>$2.89
^
>.
•
$2.05
The number of outstanding shares has been increased :by 24,757 from
612,823 to 637,580 by two 2% stock dividends paid June 17 and Sept.
16, 1955—V.
182,
313.
p.
Fidelity Fund, Inc.—Reports Record Assets—
Net
net
The
also
number
attained
of
shares
per
$133,752,411
$14.19
$11.11
.
outstanding and the number of shareholders
of Sept. 30, 1955.—V. 181, p. 1530.
highs
new
1954-
___$202,368,245
share__-
per
Filtramatic
The
1955
assets___
value
asset
as
Distributing Corp., New York—Files—,
corporation
Oct.
on
20
filed
letter
a
notification
of
covering 100 shares of preferred stock to be offered at
share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
working capital
The
preferred dividends of $89,165, to $1.96 per share on the
shares of common stock then outstanding. The preferred shares
retired on Sept. 10, 1954.—V. 180, p. 2187.
filters
after
2,559,190
1,249,013
-
$1,840,109
sh. (on-637,580 shs. presently outetg.)"
per
^
,
1955
__
Consolidated income before taxes
nine
amounted
Income
net
of
1013.
p.
1957
Ferro Corp. <&
SEC
estimated
in
share
one
will
funds
when
Nine Months Ended September 30—
sales
.•
$2,-
the
1954.
for
to
the
with
30,
of
applied
share of each class of stock at $35
one
will
1967
receivable
$1,266,186,
Eagle
Newspaper
Enterprises,
Inc.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
With
The corporation filed
;
a registration statement with the SEC on Oct.
covering 75,000 shares of 7% cumulative convertible preferred
1955
19,
stock
with
a
par
stock
with
a
par
underwritten
basis.
stock
V.
The
value
stock
and
10
is
be
to
of
cents
offered
and
in
of
units
at
of
shares
These
Securities' Corp.
stock
common
75,000
share.
per
Anthony
James
share
one
of $10 per share
value of
by
and
other
and
business
of
the
corporate
automobile
with
the
($300
par
for
used
purposes.
will
company
include the sale
of automotive
oil
accessories.
First Investors Corp., New
share
one
$10.10
of
preferred
See
unit.
per
to
are
efforts
best
a
also
!
182, p. 1698.
A
50%
months
going,
ing
this
volume
refractories
in
upsurge
of
sales
brick
increased
reflected
business
1
the
first
nine
development
and
of
-
■'
■
■
■
■
.
30,
charges,
common
188,
1955,
Net
profit for
$2,141,486 after
the
of
cents
cents
32
the
nine
taxes
period.—V.
all
equivalent
182,
p.
with
for the
ended
other
$1.13
30,
charges,
a
This
share,
1955,
ended
all
other
shares
of
corresponding 1954
Sept.
outstanding.
to
months
profit
net
net
Oct.
21,
Co.—Reports Higher
the
for
sales
This represented
900,000.
corresponding
of
$400,-
nine
months
period
of
increase
an
last
of
Net
to
income
$650,718,
compares
to
to
$1.74
with
a
a
net
for the corresponding
508.
share
on
for first nine
equivalent
shares
then
against
534,203
shares
of
of
outstanding.
V.
this
foundry
Earnings
this year after taxes amounted
dividends
to
81
cents; per
stock
outstanding,
compared
30,
1955.
sales
Gardner-Denver
in
increasing
stated
the
third
that
the
demand
for
the
the
for
Keller
and
quarter
volume
company's
$1.47
were
of
„
incoming
products.
To
demand,
Gardner-Denver is planning to expand some of its
he added.
Among the steps planned are; estab¬
manufacturing sources in Europe, enlargement of the
at Quincy, 111., and expansion of facilities at the Keller Tool
during
of
1956,
new
Division.
New capital expenditures next
year may
by at least $1,000,000, he said.—V. 182, p. 813.
General
Cable
exceed
depreciation
Corp.—Reports Higher Earnings—
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Profit on Sales,
before
1955
Gross
Income,
before
for
Federal
depreciation
income
Earnings
income
3,915,000
*—V.
182,
p.
General
outstanding
share
of
(end
of
8%
15.
Capital
Corp., Miami
'
announces
debentures
See
1,936,448
'
$1 76
$1
58
1114.
corporation
year
Dec.
period)
stock
Debentures—
The
$3,562,925
2,152,939
8,117,434
taxes
common
7^422!925
3,86olo00
$4,202,434
Federal
shaies
per
1954
$12,884,288 $11,740,318
taxes
income
Common
with
$1,521,339 or $2.43 per share on 533,828 shares of common stock
outstanding for the first nine months of 1954.
Shipments for first nine months of this year totaled $23,150,333
romnnr"fi
with
.<P0 474.27*
for
th» same period last year.
Backlog
as
of Sept. 30 stood at $24,100,000 as compared, to $19,600,000 on
June
31,
the
.
President,
Leece,
suggests
lishment
Net
1
preferred
common
over
cents.
96
Provision
months
after
Sept. 30,
1955,
totaled $33,-
Jan.
25.4%
for
year
Earnings—
ended
period.
amounted
equivalent
Elliott Co.—Reports Lower Earnings—
1955 to its registra¬
before taxes,
amounted
to
$6,754,658 as compared with
for the first nine months of 1954.
After provision for in¬
taxes, net income was $3,412,658, equal, after preferred dividends,
to $3.77 per share on the 888,326 shares of common stock
persently
outstanding. Net income for the first nine months of 1954 amounted
to $1,959,969, which was
equivalent to $2.87 per share on the 660,224
facilities
a
on
including those of the Keller Tool Division since
meet
three
the
after
taxes
and
on
the
1,230.500
compares
months
shares
for
$591,945
a
share
a.share,
and
1,230,500
profit of $1,401,535,
1954
48
outstanding. This
equivalent to
on
to
reported
22
profit
net
equivalent
stock
Oct.
on
Consolidated
orders
•
.
Electrolux Corp.—Earnings Higher—
corporation
Gardner-Denver
1
Gifford
-
York—Registers With SEC
amendment
come
biggest gains were in refractory
•"'
-
■
.
activity
an
covering additional Periodic Payment Plans (DM and
DMN) and Single Payment Plans
(DMP) in an aggregate amount of
$9,000,000—V. 182, p. 508.
Income,
$3,688,969
over
efficient refractory products. The
and cements.—V.
182, p. 1566.
more
recorded
was
corporation filed
statement
combined.
the same period last year, R. Clyde Wolfof Sales reported on Oct. 26. He said the rocket¬
year
Vice-President
tion
common
securities
on
Electro Refractories & Abrasives Corp.—Sales Rise—
same
their record-setting pattern of the first two
quarters,
of this company showed substantial gains for the
earnings
to
Corp. above —V.
move,"
1955
This
orders
*
Co.—Sales and
the
debentures
($26,937,000)
unfilled
the
pharmaceutical
Sept. 30, 1955, amounted
1,054,587 in the same period of
with
of the
amount
£99,812
ago.
ahead
August
„
and
of
412.
Diamond
tontinuing
$2.44
($26,966,000),
than
t
sales
$1,454,000
$2.78
share__
consolidated
almost
Sept.
$1,702,000
common
taxes
compares
equal
of
the
of
contract builders hardware
Consolidated
unusual
stylized cover design.
tabular form, along with gen¬
nine months ended
compared
4.7%.
outstanding. "This
share
Net
more
chemicals
by
the
him
be
Consolidated
as
of
before
This
This
1955
Containing
A
during
will
purchaser
As of September 30—
barrels
785,329.
both
(& Subs.)—Earns. Up—
30—
vT.-.,
1336.
p.
1,104,599
Sept.
Dennison Manufacturing Co.
Nine
of
Our
company.
and
name,
to
principal
#.$0.36
J':; ri
catalog
and
in
179.
Sold Privately
Zeidman, President, on Oct. 26 announced
$1,000,000 12-year 5% subordinated deben¬
financing
Sept.
22,651.010
Drewrys Ltd., U. S. A., Inc.—Earns. Reach New Peak
for themselves and
Corp. at a price of
which
firms
and
agricultural
The
of
of
Total
be
Corp.—Changes Name—New Board Elected—
stockholders
and
were
standing.
Consolidated
this
information.
use
catalog
stock
Thomas Roy Jones, President, on Oct. 24 announced that
on sales of
$37,855,000 consolidated net income from operations for the six months
ended Sept. 30 before Federal taxes on income amounted to
$1,947,000.
industrial,
by
such
retirement
sale
Co., Inc., investment
financing.
"This
8,240,159
22,778,324
products
the
&
in the
8,544,028
separately printed index, listing each chemical
synonyms,, is also provided.^
t
,
.
,
;
Among the grpups of chemical, products are-plastics, coating materials,
magttesimh, -'titanium,
glycol" ethers,
ion""exchange resins,
heat7 transfer/ media,- flotationUand flocculating /agents, amino acids,
organic chelating agents and- various methylcellulose products.
The
list of products also includes other organic and 'inorganic chemicals.
by
f
general
new
a
to
retail
proceeds
due
nolds
$0.51
36-page, catalog has
an
information is presented in
$1,342,510
Daystrom, Inc.—Sales Higher—Net Off-
*
.
107,822,510
8,965,665
./'•••
new
Property
412.
(Theo.) H. Davies & Co., Ltd.—Sells Instalment Notes
—The company, it was announced on Oct.
21, has placed
privately, through Dean Witter & Co., $3,000,000 of in¬
stalment notes, of which $875,000 will mature on Nov.
1,
1960, and $2,125,000 on Nov. 1, 1970.—V. 132, p. 3416.
350
,«f
price
in
discount
board
debentures
303,869
Catalog—
the
$50
the
incorporated
wholesale and
capital.—V.
sale
tures
17,509,693
share—;
common
announced
The
common
company's name to Crystal Oil & Land Co.
The
engaged in the refining business for many years.
is approximately 32,000 acres of fee land In Lou¬
not
principal
of
per
Publication
than
the number
$
11,723,647
outstanding....,,
1957.—V.
Factors Corp. of America—Debentures
>•
con¬
352,937 shares.
The company has no
of the additional shares of common to
for the Issuance
stockholders
company
Its
and
shares
authorized.
The
.
share
per
1954
9,770,209
to common stock
stock
each
issued
was
Atlas Tack
the
18,989,579
income
on
the
—Leonard L.
dividends
common
New Products
recapitalization, Mr. Bisnop said, w;ould remove arrearages of
$4,000,000 in preferred dividends and eliminate existing re¬
strictions on payment of common stock dividends.
It would increase
the number of preferred shares outstanding from 25,035 shares with
a
liquidation value of $100 per share to 100,140 shares with a liquida¬
of
taxes
until
company's builders hardware division ranks
net
See
1'
21,493,856
income
on
Canadian
year.
in
$7,600,000
par
-i
11,723,647
stock
of
Earnings
The
value
taxes
Income applicable
shareholders.
to
cents
18,743,000
income
Shares
stock
common
before
Preferred
the
nearly
tion
The
appointed
20
S
__
financing
advantageous to the
$10) in units of
per share.
375,000
amortization
States and
Net
each
the
and
of
fered—The
field
1955
companies
expenditure
Sandusky, O.—Stocks Of¬
First Clevelandi Corp., Cleveland, O., on
Aug. 24 offered 7,500 shares of 6% cumulative preferred
stocK (par $20) and 7,500 shares of common stock
(par
of
sources
accrued
of
associated
company
per
facilities
Exchange Buffet Corp.—Possible Delisting of Stock—
been
stock,
128,166,671
from
the
$1.40
of
$1
par
value capital stock.
The
public offering is Nov. 21, 1955.
It
purchaser of debentures at the
and
be
principal
four suppliers of
V. 178, p. 948.
par
;,
Harold
restaurant
has
-
;
Earnings
liquida-
a
10-cent
new
share of the company's present $6 preferred stock
and unpaid dividends of $157 per share into four
shares of new $1.12 cumulative preferred stock and 10 shaves, of new
common
stock,
10 cent par value
and for the
conversion
of
each
carrying
sales
Depreciation
$1.12
new
value
par
shares
600,000
Net
Dividends
shares of
with
100,140
Into
company
share
stocK.
common
conversion
the
preferred
per
shares
(& Subs.)—.Earnings Up—
:
Stock and
new
cash
for
upon
from
general
a
working
New
of
$1
will
debentures,
company
that the
'
Chemical
below.
Trust
1,000,000
old
business.
ware
'
transfer
1951
in
Its
a
him,
conditioned
appears
The
rental, liquor store and
cardholders as of Oct.
Three Months End. Aug.. 31—
<•
50,000
the
in
quarterly dividend,
rate
Erie County Investment Co.,
of
company
by
there
establish
conducts
share.
per
the
of
event
reduced
proceeds
the
to
such
of
com¬
working
15, 1955.
Crum & Forster
shares of common
Crystal Oil Refining Corp.—To Reclassify
Change Its Name—
7
,
the
capital. The company will
receive no part of the proceeds of the 100,000 shares being sold by the
selling stockholders.
V
According to the prospectus, The Diners' Club started to operate
-
Oil
Crystal
price
derived
stock
common
Crystal Oil & Land Co.—Proposed New Name—
See
of
Dolly Madison Foods, Inc.—Transfer Agent—
neither
that
states
will be
1212.
p.
be
class
shares of
which
will
Securities
Forster.
application
Crum & Forster
—V.
outstanding
corporation
proposed
offering
Proceeds
and
the
stock
common
offering is to
maximum
the application.
on
tion.
'
the
the
be
and
is
net
retire
be underwritten by Lee Higginson Corp. and C. E.
Unterberg, Towbin Co. The offering price and the terms of the under¬
writing agreement are to be supplied by amendment. The proposed
corporation is a closedend non-diversified investment company and has investments almost
entirely in stocks of multiple-line insurance companies. Crum & Forster
is engaged in
the underwriting Investment of multiple-inc insurance
companies, equity securities of which are owned
by it and by the
Securities corporation, Crum & Forster own 86.7% of the total number
of outstanding shares of the common stock of the Securities corpora¬
application,
all
1955
will
outstanding in the aggregate principal amount of $80,000.
now
The
owned, of record and beneficially, by these two officers.
completion of this proposed financing they will each own
the then outstanding common stock.
was
-
Company
25,
C.
D.
by
directors
$1 par capital stock of the company for each $50 in face amount
debentures purchased.
The offer of the debentures described in the
tures
the remaining 100,000 shares by Ralph
Board and Chief Executive Officer of
Bloomingdale,
S.
Oct.
of
for
prospectus
'
investment company
the
Since
purchase elects to purchase stock,
purchased
of
SEC—
be
to
the
new
proposed
the
will
payment
shares are
50,000
his
of
the
in
debentures
statement with the SEC on
common stock, $1 par value.
registration
a
150,000
offered
in
the
at
$35,000,000
no
shares
of
that
proposed
debentures
1565.
p.
Club, Inc., New York—Registers With
corporation
25,
10,000
approximate date
the
Diners'
with
Is
indebtedness.—V.
26
the
filed a registration statement
with
the
SEC
on
covering $500,000 of 20-year 7% sinking fund debentures
1955
with
•
and
stock
anticipates
Oct.
meeting,
share.
per
the outstanding
on
on
corporation
26,
together
it had paid off its long term loan of
without paying a premium. At present
that
Ampere,
Board.
share
per
cents
common
invested
the
month's
cents
20
its
of
per share
predicted
were
next
anticipates
company
13%
be
of
1957.
approximately
to
sale
2368.
per
or
the
from
1876.
p.
Lumber & Supply, Inc.,
Phoenix, Ariz.—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
7
expected
year.
fixed
in
of
and
years,
at
five
of
on
has
operating 176 stores compared
.'7'-.,. V
"V
were
currently
time
per
realized
■
Entz-White
also
,.
•
and
p.
;
were
months
no
good second quarter
a
v
estimated
■/
or
last
ahead
that
and
.
eleven
company
Chairman
that
rate
company
The
interest
This company
annual
dividends
past
1462.
this
and
stated
increase
an
the
paid
The
Oct. 25 said that substantial sales
expected in the company's first
year.
reported
company
company
Of
registered
at
or
has
of
President
McKee
consider
to $2.58
purposes
&
stock
M'cKee,
were
$220,000,
three
time
'
quarter
Diana
year.
this
The
the
the
with
at
172
so
1955,
31,
181,
'
I
Empire District Electric Co.—May Increase Dividend—
common
$82,888,-
is equivalent
182, p.
profit
1955.—V.
Earnings in 1955 of approximately $2.20
1655 totaled
dividend,
1954.—V.
on
earnings
fiscal
last
items in
President,
previous
Sales
over
taxes,
corporate
Crum
as
compared
the
of
will give Crown a profit of $24,500,000 after
stockholders were advised. It will make available
$30,000,000 in cash for expansion of Crown's
lacilities, beyond
that contemplated in the company's current twoyear $5,000,000 expansion program.—V. 182, p. 1697.
77
£or
gain and net income
the first nine months of
shares of common stock issued and out¬
$4,477,861 or $1.80 per share for the first
restated to reflect the average Federal income
.:
Earnings
$1,166,665
capital
ended
includes
reported'
plant in August,
,H
com¬
17%
a
increase for
income
J.
N.
*
the
lv54, Mr; Sargent said.-
preferred
higher
ended Oct.
unrecorded
equity
reported*
,
in
Corp.—Earnings at Higher Rate—
anticipated.
share,
total
43%
a
months
other
May,
and
corporation expects to receive $37,800,000 in cash from Pabco
inc.,
for
Crown's
interest
in
Fibreboard
Products,
Inc.,
stockholders of Crown were advised in a proxy statement.
1
Crown's original Investment
In Febreboard, in which it owns 50%
of the voting stock besides holdings of preferred and class A shares,
amounted to $5,186,000, the statement said.
As
of June 30, Crown's
in Fibreboard's assets amounted to $17,443,000,
in the book value of Fibreboard was $22,629,000.
1954,
Stores
Samuel
quarter
equity
after
certain
increases
This
its
*
levels
highest
Net sales registered
■
nine
the
which
Diana
Products,
•
»
the
Net
1956
Crown Zellerbach Corp.—Sale of Fibreboard Shares—
■7
for
scaled
earnings
period In
same
months in
taxes
610.
p.
President;
was
share on the 2,270,393
standing, as compared with
'
;
division of Cott.—V. 182,
a
and
per
and two ytars at
snare,
,
Mission
sales
$6,255,846
five
for
Sargent,
A.
period of 1954, it
same
247, against $70,938,638 for the same period last year.
Net
income,
after
taxes,
for the current nine-month
expected
sales of
are
showed
Corp.
will
years,
at $10 a s.*aly, three years
years
$15
$6,000,000 mark.
Mission
$3,500,000 for the past year.
the
year
sales
the
over
Net
manu¬
meet
reach
to
1955
Quiky Division, producing a tart grapefruit and lemon
a
growing American taste for dry, less sweet types
new
to
net
pany's^Sryaar.history.
of Cott
legion
by John
the
over
per common share showed
River.
beverages, will also utilize the new facilities.
Net sal s for the Cott Beverage Corp, for this
of
.
coast
distribution center
and
Both
..
citrus fruit-juice products as well as other,,
Orange"- iias been identified for more- than a
century with the best in orange-flavored soft drinks.
west
new
facturing
24
1955
.
,
for
,
moderately
is
speed manufacture of
fruit flavors.
"Mission
quarter of a
<
Oct?
on
bottlers.
The
with their licensed
Mission Dry Corp.
agreements made by
franchised
first nine months of
<
V.
182,
pub'^i*
p.
1566.
that
at
it
the
Springs, Fla.—To Sell
j
expects
end
of
to
its
offer
fiscal
$300 000
year,
or
of
10-
about
i
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Number 5477
182
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General Electric
Co.—Electric
Equipment Contract-
Greenfield Tap & Die Co.—Earnings Up
Electric
equipment for
"wandering trolley trucks" will be
built
at Erie, Pa., lor. the- Kenworth Motor Truck Co., by G. E.'s Locomotive
and Car Equipment Department, it was announced on Oct. 23.
Powered by railroad-type electric traction motors, the
unique trucks
will
receive
Just
like
that
from
regular
a
the
will
away
from
conventional
a
Mr.
Erauns
worth
in
Calif.
to
—V.
182,
the
the
be
all
p.
wire
to
haul
by
being
are
Riverside
built
Cement
limestone
surface.
mechanical
third
1955
vehicles
the
built
-
Co.,
by KenRiverside,
from -an-underground
third
*
been
have
or*'
-J
gasoline
months
nine
the
torque-converters.
or
ended
sales
G.
the
for
fiscal
share,
the
sales
pared
$20,617,000,
share,
period
same
for
the
-common
the
share,
after preferred dividends,
to
with $17,661,000 or $3.02 a common
1954.
in
quarter
for
earnings
equal,
the
for
the
with
Sept.
30
$220,513,000,
were
three
same
quarter
compared
1S54 September
ended
months
$6,668,000,
quarter.—V. 182,
$1.14
or
1013.
p.
last
1955,
or
Sales for
$1.57 per share.
amounted
$10,755,024
to
com¬
182, p. 413.
to
com-
Telephone
Co.
-
n'r"
,
' V •/. '
" I
proceeds will be used for refunding outstanding
repayment of notes.' 7
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•
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•
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Gelf Oil Corp.—Unit Signs Gas
"
-
$1.77
HThe
-
-
General Motors Corp.—New Hyatt Development—
'
into
;•
'
...
...'
/
BUSINESS—The
a
••
sote
-
Oil Co. is said to be the first major supplier to enter
-
."J..."
,
.
Hajoea Corp.—Sales and Earnings Improved
■■ *;
.
possible
-
,
__
1567.
p.
Net
income.:.———^
Number
General
Suit
Advertising Co., Inc.
—
Anti-Trust
government's
five-year-old anti-trust
suit
this company
consent decree by.
The
-
original government complaint called for the
$109,547
166,977
$0.66
$58.81
Clair,
$43.91
.
Vice-President, stated, that the Improve¬
ment in'business' "wHfch we experienced during the first nine months
oi this .year is expected to continue for-at-least the balance of the
year,- '.hereby, resulting In a -much better showing than was made in
•
^
^
St.
1954:"—V;
to dispose
A
per
W.
J.
-
182,
Executive
413.
p.
...
-of
company
•
was
"products.
•
:.i *
.
•
—
1925
Since
in
$288,000
1338.
182, p.
1954.—V.
in
to $883,000
1950
secondary
Honolulu Oil Corp.—Secondary Offering—A
offering of 15,000 shares of common stock (par $10) was
made on Oct. 18 by Blyth .& Co,; Inc., and Dean Witter
at
&
Co.
75
cents
per share, with a dealer's concession of
share. Jt was quickly completed.—V. 182,
$41
per
612.
p.
■
.plants in ^cities - of -50,000 or ..more where no
competition >exlsted'And to sell all-.assets And stock in poster
plaints "which it.had,acquired «itice 1929.. However,-the. only divestiture
$214,774
166,977
4-
7-
share--—"" " $1.29*''
Bopk value per share__._—
-t '.. ? $59.85
Working capital per share_^—_
$43.31 >
against
was
terminated
on
Oct.
21
with the entry of a
Judge Win G. Knoch in the Federal District Court in Chicago,. 111.;
The action involved no admission nor finding of any violation of
the law.
•,.
•
'
L-L-',
shares
capital
Earned
:
Terminated—
The
'
Outdoor
t.
company
building
Pipelines.—V.' 182,
Trans-Canada
with
contract
long-tetm.
a
1698.*
p.
signed
,1955
1954
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
"excellent savings for the railroads."
Sales
j..;is——_i__ 1—11 $30,322,134 $26,911,386
The unit has been under development for several years at the Hvatt '
477,276
243,438
Profit before income tax^..----^——,*.—
plant in Clark Township, N. J. Hyatt is a major supplier of roller '' 262,502
1 * 133,891
Income
taxes_^—
bearing fi eight car journal boxes to the railroad industry.—V. 182,':
makes
box
-and'--if few
be reserved
preferred
the company has specialized In fiberboard used in tne
industry and-since 1937 has done considerable work in the
field of prefabrication.
It Is a leader in research and a recognized
authority in this field.
*
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Nova
Sales Co,, a
wholly-owned subsidiary,
was
incorporated In
<1948- in
New
Jersey,
where Mt
is
now
doing business.
It sells
certain
allied
products
not
manufactured
or
sold
by Homasote.
These products Include cedar shingles, jalousie windows, folding doors
and bamboo curtains, paints and nails, and a comolete line of masonry
waterproofing compounds. Nova Sales Co. manufactures some of the
products which it sells and others are purchased directly from various
manufacturers.
The
sales
of
this
subsidiary have
increased from
Oct.'24
on
■
journal
effect. * At the
in
then
9,003 shares of common stock are
stock presently- outstanding
entire
offering is sold an additional 15,000 shares will
for conversion: of preferred stock.:
. ■'
of
I*
subsidiary,,
a
'•
Canadian Gulf
J
Hyatt disclosed
that.lt has completed exhaustive tests
of a
new,- low-cost roller-bearing journal box for freight cars.
Donald L.
Boyes,
General
Manager of the Hyatt
Bearings Division, said
the1"'
new
conversion* price
the
at
of conversion,
rate
incorporate^ in' New Jersey on Aug.
23, 1909, under the name of "The Agasote Millboard Co."
The present
name
was adopted in
1937.
Its business is the manufacture of high
density wood fiberboards and it has grown from a modest beginning
until the sales volume for 1954 was over 85,000,000 pounds of Homa-
markets.
major development in railroad journal boxes that will permit
freight trains to step up operating schedules and cut lubricating stops
for ears to about once every three years was announced on Oct. 24
by this corporation's Hyatt Bearings Division.
thereof
issuance
conversion
for
Contract—
_
shares
current
•
.
that fee
hereafter
contract
with Trans-Canada Pipelines;
Ltd;, fof the sale of 170,000,000 cubic
feet per day of natural .gas.. The term of the contract is 25 years.
The gas to be purchased by Trans-Canada Pipelines will come from
Canadian Gulf holdings, in
the Pincher Creek field in southwestern
Alberta.
It will be transported by Trans-Canada to eastern Canadian
Oil Co.,1
Gulf
Canadian
'
share,
common,
a
a
•.
shares
issued
shares authorized, 11,995
stock and may not
common
issued and outstanding is 88,005.
company's charter provides that a sufficient number of com¬
shall at all
times
automatically be reserved to permit
be
may
the
'
oi
Dcea
Tradesraens-Bank & Trust CO., ma
a
be reissued, so
number of shares of this class which at any time
into
maximum
"
;
.
1; 1954, to
constituting
(mortgage),
converted
mortgage bonds
;
-
11500,000 shs.
—•
secured
of April
as
sharing plan.
§Of the 100,000
C.)—Bonds Sold Pri-
(S.
year.
equal
$10,357,000,
were
Virginia.
The
and
A
Mr.
30|
48.005*
148,390 shs.
;
first lien on thb"companya plan®;
tOutstanding first mortgage bonds will be increased to $1,000,000 u
the refinancing plan described under "Proceeds" Is carried out.
<
tThe debentures are all held by the trustee of the company s prom
mon
of
•
compared
with $187,812,000
Net
for
totaled
common
for
Net
'
Mortimer,
year,
a
of $384,435,
-
by two insurance companies. They
by an Indenture of Mortgage and
held
are
t385,000
^
stock
($1 par value)
are
dated
trustee
over
vately-r-The company has placed $1,000,000 of first mort¬
gage 37/s% bonds, due in 1970, with Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Co. of Newark, N. J., and Life Insurance Co.
six
months
ended
Sept. 30 were $440.555,000,. *
President, announced on Oct. 26. .Comparable
total for the same period a year ago was $382,538,000.
Net earnings
for the six months, the first half of the company's
$3.52
net
Sept.
rise of 106%
a
i
General Foods Corp.—Sales and Earnings Up—
Net
$3.24 per common share,
and
,
Trust,
the corporation
of
stock
bonds
"The
under
of 1955, net earnings
-
§100,000
pref.
value)
par
Common
$2,814,601 in the
$3,584,921 compared with
pared with $9,579,739 fof the like period of 1954.—V.
Greenwood
Charles
($10
Outstandinf
.
t$600,000
.
1500,000
convertible
cumulative
5%
'
year.
first three quarters
the
totaled $793,760 equal to
1954's first nine months'
„
*"
-
Kenworth
transmissions
totaled
quarter
quarter last
For
*
mortgage 5% bonds due 1968—
4 ViYc sinking fund debentures,
taxes
equal
The big
cable reel so that it
canzone
and operate as easily
a
"First
$700,000
20ryear,
Net earnings
for the quarter ended Sept. 30; 1955, amounted to $317,391,
to $1.30 per share of common stock. This represents a gain of
155% over the comparable quarter last jear when net earnings totaled
$124,086, or 51 cents per' common share.VAt the end of each quarter,
there-were-245,000.shares of-common stock outstanding.
Sales for the
of
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
Authorized
1954, Donald G.* Millar, President, reported otf Oct. 25.
after
trolleysdifference is
pair
a
1955,
of
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
155%—
earnings for-the three months and nine mopths ended Sept. 30,
were more than doubly the figures for the; corresponding periods
Net
truck.
electric
the
on
with
for
trucks
through
1567.
through
street-car.
or
overhead
four
used'
crusher
now,.,
diesel-driven
coach
wires
equipped
Wash.,
will
the
Until
be
self-propelled
said
Seattle,
They
mine
overhead
trolley
trucks
"wander"
as
current
(180lf 5
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
.
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.
"
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"
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.•
505£>:. ,af..rits .poster
•
-effective
required
by the court
Outdoor's
interest
in
order entered
Oct.
on
four
*
Is'the sale of General
21
Harris burg Steel Corp;
of
companies.
v
X "
Outdoor/has-already contracted to sell its holdings In two
of .these companies.- They, are the Pittsburgh Outdoor Advertising
Co;,
of Pittsburgh, Pa., and the Alabama Outdoor Advertising Co.; Inm, of Birmingham, Ala.•
' »- '
ended Sept. *30, 1955
Geneial
•
The
Co.,
other
Inc.,
Under
these
decree
Advertising
limits
of
terms
in
involved
companies
Cleveland,
of
the
interests
The
two
Ohio,
the
two
and
decree,
firms
if
Walker
the
&
Outdoor
of
Co.
market
Advertising
Detroit,
Mich.
sell
its
minority
can
to
price
is
company
fair
a
Central
are
be
obtained.
national
G'eneral
Outdoor's
sales
of
representative
interest
the
in
common
the
increases the corpora¬
rate of roughly. $60,000,000 approximately
volume.,
Had Precision been part of Harrisburg for the full period, consoli¬
dated
net.
sales
of
the
corporation and subs diaries for
the nine
months ended
Sept. 30,
1955- would have amounted to $48,017,726.
profit before; taxes would have been $6,568,833 and net earnings, after
Federal, State and foreign taxes on income, would have totaled $3,068,399.
Earnings would have been equivalnet tb $2.74 per share on the
1,120,285 shares outstanding as of Sept. 30, 1955, including the 160,058
shares issued in connection with the acquisition.
t
r*
On the same pro forma basis 1955 third quarter kales 'would have
been $16,422,260, profit before taxes would have totaled $2,597,388 and
net Income, after Federal, State and foreign taxes on income, would
have amounted to $1,208,949, or $1.08 per share.
/
v
Figures for both periods also Include the Income of Heckett Wales,
Ltd., a new British subsidiary, for the first time.r-V. 180, p. 721.
stock
30%
the
to
it
to
sales
Board—
Ralph 'St, Damon. has. been elected -a* director ; of this corporation,
'^.subject Ho- Civil ^Aeronautics ''Board approval,- it was announced by
Ralph F; Peo, President. Mr. Damon, President of Trans World* Air¬
lines; is also a director of New York Telephone Co., Goodyear Tire
&
Rubber Co.,
New York "Trust Co., and Guardian .Life, Insurance
Company of America, as well as many other corporations.-He formerly
served
as
a
director of Frontier-Industries, Inc., prior to its acqui¬
sition
by Houdaille-Hershey.—V. 182, p. 915.
.
the overall.enterprise
to
Household
annual
an
previous
the
double
but
industry,
were
of Precision
Addition
tion's
permits General Outdoor to retain its interest in Outdoor
Inc.,
J. Tr. eimpson,.president,'-on Oct. 25 reported that Bales;
this corporation nnd its subsidiary ..companies ^br-i;he,li
higher thaiv for any comparaliia.pertad*.'': A
most important development in, recent months has been the acquisition
of.'Precision CastingsJn^.^as "*&; wholly-owned subsidiary. Which
became.h^fecttye'J955.'~ - '
AcqfliSiCTon ef: Precision Castings was effected through the exchange
of 160,058 shares of Harrisburg common
for all of the outstanding
preferred and common stock of Precision.
_
.
t.on
year's
Finance
-
111.
Chicago,
Co.,
Completes
—
Secondary Offering — A secondary offering of 36,211
shares of common stock (no par) was made on Oct. 19
.
now
While
owns.
the
had
company
considerably
owned
the
of
more
stock, it disposed of much of these holdings earlier in the year.
common
The decree permits General Outdoor to retain one directorship on the
board of Outdoor Advertising Inc. and requires that four other directors
with General Outdoor resign.
affiliated
It
also
Outdoor
requires that Kerwin H. Fulton, Chairman of the Board of
Advertising Inc., and Albert E. Gans, a Vice-President, resign
.
from
the.board of
have
taken
General Outdoor.. All
of
the
specified
resignations
The decree also contains a number of restrictions covering the same
general areas as the injunctive provisions in the decree entered by
Judge Julian Mack in the Federal District Court in New York under
which
General
decree
will
entered
be
been
to
as
operating
eliminate
Burr
stockholders
to
that the directors voted to
the next annual meeting that the com¬
at
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating
revenue
before inc. taxes
Income
Federal
V.
1,316,433
3,860,741
1,993,700
prepay notes due
construction.'.
-
this
prior to
had
company
,
title .of
present
cimoanv
that
\
'
'
/
adopted on Anrll 11. 19c5.
been known as Haverhill Gas
was
time
.....
,
$633,961
$1,867,041
$1.02
$1.01
$2.96
Haverhill Gas Co.
See
above.—V.
180,
534.
p.
sh.
D.
Mr.
Burr
for
was,
Burr
as
President
was
.General Portland.Cemeat Co.—Earnings Increased—
Net
earnings
$2,086,000 after taxes
were
in the three months
ing quarter a year ago, Smith W. Storey, President, reported to
holders on Oct. 18. ,
Earnings
like-
per
period:
share
of
based
on
2,079,942
Oct.
on
before.
'
.
Storey
pointed
out that expansion
•
,•
now
In
progress
at the
Fort
Vyorth. Tex., plant will add 1,250,000 barrels of cement to its productive
early in 1956. The company also operates plants
and Dallas, Tex.; Chattanooga,-Tenn.; and Tampa, Fla.—
beginning
capacity
at
Houston
V.
182,
p.
The
26
and
1955—Month—1954
Period End. Sept, 30—
1955—9 Mos—1954
$779,968
Operating
expenses
476,439
439,717
taxes__
105,000
102,000
932,000
816,0)0
taxes
62,726
54,420
549,982
494,567
income
$135,803
$131,363
$1,195,696
$1,099,111
101,339
100,413
896,370
803,629
income
operating
$727,500
$o,882,f 61
4,039,3?4
operating
after
—V.
182,
charges
p.
1337.
Government Employees Insurance Co.—Income
Assets
at
Premiums
<after
Sept.
Higher
Net
40;377,330
at
33,175.897
20,247,169
17,083,794
347,378
Sept. 30.
$2,500,488
289,013
:
earnings per share amounted to $4.43 for fee
1955.
Adjusted
1954
$2,630,003
taxes»
Policies in force at Sept. 30
of
1955
30
written
with
notification
the
five preferred
to
the
same
number
of
shares,
first n'ne months
this
compares
$4.21 per share for the same period of 1954.—V. 179, p. 1372.
with
30, 1955
earnings
Sept.
stock
with
compared
$24,103,505
were
.
,
have
$21,288,031
,
,
been no
1776.
p.
'
^
'
?
•
'<u
-
•
*
•
.
of common
proceeds-are to be used to acquire
unit,
property,
on
& Light Co. — Offers Common
is offering to its common stock¬
to subscribe for 209,686 additional
stock (no par) at $26.75 a share on
right
basis of
pire
Power
company
the
additional share for each 15 shares of
on Oct. 27, 1955.
The rights will ex¬
one
stock held
common
Nov. 10, 1955. The offering is being
group of investment
Lehman Brothers; Goldman,
by
a
underwritten
bankers headed jointly by
Saqhs ;& Co., and The First
Boston Corp.
proceeds from the sale of the additional shares
construction of utility plant and to repay bank loans:
construction program.
To meet expanding needs of
PROCEEDS—Net
used
be
for
for
Incurred
the
the company plans to make conctruction expendi¬
approximately $13,463,100 in 1955, $16,248,100 in 1956. $14,-
territory served,
the
of
tures
in
645,300
1958,
$12,445,800 in
and
1957
an
aggregate of $56,802,300.
BUSINESS—Company is engaged principally
of
electricity throughout- Marion County.
shares and one class A share at $55 per
sale
of Indianapolis,
the City
located
Nr J.—Preferred Stock Offered
Co., also of Trenton, on Oct. 21 pub¬
licly offered 30,000 shares of 5% cumulative convertible
preferred stock at par ($10 per share) and accrued divs.
Homasote Co., Trenton,
stock at the rate
two shares of preferred for one share of common if converted, prior
July 1, 1956; and at the rate of five shares of preferred for two
to
stock
preferred
of
common
adjustment in
of
stock
thereafter,
used
conversion
events.
of
part
be
such
to
common
to
rates
subject
be
generation and
is
the
in
InHla^a, in which
the largest city in the state.
of
general
the
net proceeds from
sale of
defray the cost, estimated to be
the
the
pre*
$100,000,
funds.
It
Is
future
contemplated
toward
the
cost
that
of
these
funds
constructing
applied
will be
a
fourth
manu¬
unit which will furnish much-needed additional productive
capacity.
The total cost of this installation is estimated at $800,000,
and
the additional amount
required is to be financed by borrowing,
investing a portion of the company's general funds. The bor¬
rowing
will probably be
accomplished by refunding the presently
outstanding bonds with a new issue of $1,000,000 of bonds secured
by a new mortgage indenture
which would provide $500,000 new
by
money
if it Is done in 1956, or $600,000 if it is done in 1957. The two
companies which hold the bonds secured by the present
insurance
mortgage
of
in
the
have
indicated
mortgage.
substance
this
The
their willingness to negotiate the
stockholders of the company have
refinancing
program.
recasting
approved
share
the common stock outstanding
on
of the period.
end
the
at
1955 three quarterly dividends have been paid
the amount of 30 cents each, and on Oct. 14 a quarterly dividend
35 cents a share was paid.-
DIVIDENDS—During
in
of
*
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
series,
series,
due
3%%
series,
.
dus 1979
27/a%
due
note,
tMorteage
nually
to
1968
1981-4.—
——
1983-1
payable $12,500 an¬
and balance in 1969
Cumulative
preferred
and
4.60%
and
6,000,000
10,000,000
368,750
t250,000 shs.
——_—
„v
.
.
.
^
100,000 shs.
1—1*—
series—39,000
shares
issued
outstanding
series—30,000
shares
39,000 shs.
*
—
issued
30.000 shs.
outstanding
Common stock
"Additional
(without par value)—bonds
of
any
other
issued subject
securing the outstanding bonds.
amount,
39,600,000
(par $100)
series—100,000 shares issued and
outstanding
4.20%
7,840,000
$8,000,000
40,000,000
6,000.000
10,000,000
500,000
stock
issuable In series:
4%
$1 880,000
Unlimited
Building)
(Electric
Outstanding
Authorized
series, due 1970
series, due 1974__i
274.%
FINANCING
PRESENT
EFFECT TO
bonds:
mortgage
"First
3%
and enlarging the present boiler house for the Installa¬
generating and auxiliary power equipment.
balance of the net proceeds will be added
to the company's
near
FAJtNINGS—Operating revenue during the 12 months ended July 31,
amounted to. $38,604,263 and net income to $6,442,999, eoual after
1955
preferred dividends to. $1.83 a
3%
-
altering
tion
In
will
convertible into
is
certain
PROCEEDS—A
ferred
and
income
of
facturing
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Net
letter
a
of 6% - cumulative preferred stock
(par
A common stock (par $5) to be offered
of class
—W. E. Wetzel &
The
Net
sales
months'
'
nine months ended
Equivalent common
I
$6,449,062
4,204,883
SEC—
for Improvements and used for working capital.
pay
shares
revenues
filed
21
shares
without underwriting; .The-
to
Co. of Ohio—Earnings—
Oct.
on
24,500
4,980 shares
in: units of
The
Operating
Net
also announced that for the current quarter, this cor¬
achieved its highest sales and earnings record in its
p. 1220..
.
•
■ ■
•
corporation
covering
$10)
717.
General Telephone
vs.
indications of reduction in the strong demand
for
our
regular products, but defense business continues at much
lower levels than in 1954," said W. B. McMillan, President.—V. 181,
182,
SEC
1955 were
dividends, to $1.27
in 1954 were
of shares).
$8,129,447 In
$1.88.
vs.
J 954.-
"There
will
of
Other
has
Holiday Lake,-Inc., Camden, N. J.—Files With
.
had earnings in the nine months ended Sept; 30, 1955,
amounting to $5,906,400, equal to $2.84 a share, compared; with $5,108,100 and $2.46 a share in the corresponding nine months the year
Federal
Spector
history.—V.
$1 for the. latest quarter, and 96 cents for
were
1954
company
Mr.
Mr.
poration
stock¬
shares of common stock
presently outstanding.
Sales totaled $9,845,200 in. the-quarter ended
Sept. 30, 1955, as against $9,017,800 in the like three months of 1954. >
The
in
1955, compared with earnings of $1,990,900 in the correspond¬
Sept. 30,
the
ended
$2,131,888
$3.41
were
for the
$1,217,613.
earnings
Consolidated
were
the
sales, and prior to that was National S"les Manager of the company.
•
♦
quarter ended Sept. 30,
[Share of common stock.
Third quarter earnings
$447,195 or 70c per share (adjusted to present number
Sales
for the period were $8,645,010 compared with
Stock—This
*
announced
*
Co.—Earnings Rise—
equivalent, afw deduction of prelerr d
$791,355, or
holders
Chairman of the Board.
the past three years, Vice-President in charge of
Raymond Spector,
by
,
Donald
of
Election
'
-
.
for the
earnings
per
shares
$3.03
.
-4
4
net
was
,
Inc.—New President—Earnings Rise-
Hazel Bishop
$1,903,768
-
*
1
s
^
per
Hussmann Refrigerator
Consolidated
Nine
, :
announced-that the proceeds are to be
1372,- to' retire short-term bank loans and
■
1698.
p.
President,
It
share.
•.
Indianapolis
2,029,274
$651,044
cents
1568.
1954
Haverhill Gas Light Co.—Change in Name—
3,933,042
682,472
87 Vz
p.
com¬
on
Light Co.—V. 180, p. 634.
696,700
common
pei
182,
The
EARNINGS
1,347,744
income
Net
Earns,
to
new
The
1955—3 Mos.—1954
1955—9 Mos.—1954
$8,159,470 $7,689,091 $23,637,785 $22,635,020
income
on
OF
for
Canadian
and
taxes
STATEMENT
used
'■3
Potter,
Lee
J.
:
15,
Feb.
on
600,600 shares of common.
leaving as the only equity interest
CONSOLIDATED
will be retired
announced
700,000 3%% first mortgage bonds due 1980.
changed from, no par value to $15 per share par value.
also reduced the number of directors from 15 to 12. '-/
last of the company's preferred stock
Privately—The
Oct. 21 that it has placed privately
with the New York Life Insurance Co. an issue of $1,-
be
board
1956,
Haverhill Gas Co.—Bonds Placed
pany
Robbing, President, also disclosed
L.
stock
The
1929. The New York
conflict with the decree
since
any
in Par Value of Common Stock—
Change
recommend
The
has
so
by Judge Knoch.-
Plans
mon
Outdoor
modified
of
,
place.
& Co. and William
dealer's concession
completed.—V. 182,
by Lee Higginson Corp., White, Weld
Blair & Co. at $27 per share, with a
may
be
to
5,000.000 shs.
series,
the
unlimited
restrictions
as
3,354,964 shs.
to
of the
maximum
mortgage
6
(1802)
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
1 Issued under
Co.,
Inc.
fit .the
to
mortgage, dated Feb, 1, 1949, from Electric Building
company evidencing a loan bearing interest
a
and
4.60'o
preferred
Income
stock is
than 30 days'
redeemable
nor
the 4%• series and
series,
plus accrued
dividends.
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
90
option
days'
In
the
entitled
are
of
event
.
to
of
such
shares
.
company's offer
%
Lehman
I
Brothers
The
A.
First
Boston
Allyn & Co.,
Blyth <fe Co., Inc
Inc.
Co'llett
&
Company,
L.
1955—Month—1954
7.0
Inc
—V.
1955—8 Mos.—1954
s
182, p.
2,820,000
28,607,500
22,945,000
per
2,616,832
23,727,365
22,048,968
9,
—V.
182, p.
last
calcium
The
silicates,
Co.^Merger Effective—
share,
1955
Oct.
on
and
to
Nov.
declared
26
dividend
extra
an
record
„
-
quarterly
a
of
50
cents
dividend
of
80
-
,
Towbin,
Partner
the
in
Unttrberg, Towoin Co., has been
elected
Industrial Rayon Corp.
Sept. 30—
•
1,355,000
8,610,000
5,630,000
$2,138,827
com.
10,688,894
2,440,000
$1,184,929
$7,774,673
$1.18
80.64
$4.20
$5,058,894
'■
$2.74
share
income
per
16,384,673
1,851,110
on
and
1,845,860
shares,
respectively.—V.
2473.
.
100% stock dividend consisting of one additional
value on each share of common stock issued and
par
Demlein
Corp.—Reports Record
higher
when
year,
Net
sales
income
common
and
for
revenues
the
share, compared
than
were
three
in
comparable
was
$2,114,577,
$5,869,679,
$1.08 per
or
.
Ronald W.
share,
year
a
"The
said,
nation's
"and
continues
economy
prospects
for
the
final
to
be
quarter
strong,"
Mr.
1955
of
good."—V.
are
the
used
general
1568.
p.
Weyl,
both
sales
—V.
182, p.
President,
and
earnings
general
"business
probably
be
is
in
good
above
condition
those
of
and
••■!-
-
_
'
.
*.
-
"*
.
'
"
•
•
Resources Fund, Inc.—Shares Offered—
Public offering of
1,500,000 shares of the capital stock
of this
company,
Oct. 27
on
mutual investment fund,
a
was
made
by an underwriting group headed jointly .by
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Hemphill, Noyes & Co. The
stock is priced at
$5 per share.
BUSINESS—Now
closed-end
a
investment
tlie
the
of
the
on
basis
stock
price
will
amount
company's- outstanding
of
share
one
presently
be
of
corporate
working
principal
Loom,"
$20
thereof
held.
share.
per
$2,600,000
$25
of
in
be
raised
by
this
sale
expanded
few
operations
.
will
of
years
With
a
subscription
stock
will
basis
of
presently held.
be
supplied
underwritten
facturing equipment.
brick
engaged
in
Distribution
organized
was
to
invest
it
company,
shares
in
shortly
will
after
securities
of
related
or
become
distribu¬
and
This
at.a
is
rapid pace than they
expected
common
or
strategic
more
It
The
two-story
and
men
gas,
uranium,
thorium,
in
such
coal
timber, non-ferrous metals,
company's net assets amounted
and
sulphur
to
fund
has
entered
into
resources
hydroelectric
$5,141,642
1953.
The
natural
and
as
power,
potash.
as
of
by
share
Sept.
14,
Management
Co.
adviser,
Company.—V.
182,
of
1338.
p,
for
each
shares
of
It
The
$2.79
^rei]n
Oct. 19,
per
share,
compared
with
corresponding period of 1954,
$3,245,599
in
the
comparable
nine
$2.23
on-
a
were
or
on
$4,130,-
$2.18
per
months
last. year,
making the total
in
surplus $8,186,605 equal to $5.63
per
share in the first
Jtxee quaiters of 1955,
against $6,415,705 or $4.41
per share in the like
a year ago.—V. 162,
p. 1220.
increase
period
Jacksonville
There
3%%
have
first
Terminal
been
called
for
Co.—Partial Redemptionredemption
on
Dec.
1,
1955
$19 000
mortgage
of
bonds, series A, due Dec. 1, 1977 at
1013/s% and
accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the United
States Trust Co
■of New York, 45 Wall
St., New York, N. Y.—V. 180,
p. 1652.
*
Jewel
Tea
the
1,209,999' shares of
655
for
1954.
Feriod End. Oct. 8—
Sales
—V.
182,
p.
1955—4 Wits.—1954
Mr.
Kropp
said
1954
Kropj)
attributed
the
company
the
total
third
lirtory
quarter
of
reported
earnings
on
the
Oct.
third
683,520 for
the
for
earnings
the
were
L.
M.
per
share
highest
Cassidy,
for
of
common
any
Chairman
ratio
of current assets
of the prior year.
The
improvement
of
the
in
is
early
earnings
of
of
this
1955
corresponding
were
period
Quarter of
third
corporation
1955
quarter
of
and
$7,178,801,
'
subsidiary
companies
compared»with $4-
1954.
$76,171,907,
with
be
It
sound
a
financial
foot
souare
Division
a
in
feet
of
the
and
one-half
in
to
000
*
'
Morrow
During
ment
liquidation of
the.year, the
which
program
department,
Mr.
The
result,
he
said,
considerable
Blower Co., Dayton, Ohio—Stock
Allyn & Co. Inc., Chicago, 111., on. Oct. 28
certain
net
selling
common
proceeds
will
stock
182,
publicly offered
(par $1) at $10
accrue
stockholders.—V.
Offered—A. C.
to
p.
the
company,
share.
per
but
will
Ended
before
Federal
Federal
taxes
on
Sept.
taxes
Net
go
to
Corp.—Reports Loss—
30—
on
I
income
1
1954
■='$23,685
.
$391,993
'
196,000
*$23,685
statement,
"Our
credence
President, explained
sales
to
our
in
all
three
year-end
in
leases
1464.
p.
sell
(par
V.
182,
the
to
public
cents)
10
the
of
the
1
earnings
divisions
statement
on
the
continue
that
the
to
first quarter
rise,
company's
earnings may well be moving on to a
permanently higher level.
ever, current earnings continue to feel the
effect of o.r
giving
future
How¬
extraordinarily
an
issue
per
$1
at
share
York
New
Security
1700.
p.
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
sec¬
stock
common
916.
p.
Bonds
—
Offered
W.
—
1,
1955
to
is
3%s
as
from:
came
& Co.. 100.201.
be
redeemable
at
will
to
by
the
Blvth
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Co.
Inc.,
the
in
each
case.
financing
will be applied by
utility plant and
to
the
expenditures for the period
of
estimated
are
redempt'on prices
redemption prices run¬
interest
Construction
1956
31,
at
$68,000,000,
supplies
electric and gas service in Nassau
the
contiguous Rockaway
peninsula
in
City).
More
than
76%
of
its
revenues,
York
electric
service.
Population
the
of
territory
currently exceeds 1.500.000, representing an
50% in the five years since the 1950 census.
than
the
months
12
of
ended
$83,572,000
CAPITALIZATION
Aug.
net
and
GIVING
31,
1955,
income
EFFECT
the
of
TO
company
Series
3%
A
Series
bonds:
due
B
3Vt%
Series
C
3%
D
3%%
1, 1980
July 1 ,1972
Jan.
due
showed
total
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
Unlimited
Sept.
due
due
served
increase
$9,824,000."
Authorized
mortgage
which
of
property,
?nd
(New
from
from
regular
special
at
accrued
(jointly),
company
of. more
For
plus
construction
electric
counties
County
and
par,
par,
proceeds
Dec,
for
Suffolk
is. derived
$20,000,000
30.000,003
1958
1.
$20,000,000
12,000,000
^
30,000.000
'
"
'12,000,000
Dec.
1,
1976„__
25,000,000
25,000.000
1,
1982
20,000,000
Series
E
3%%
due
Oct.
Series
F
3xh %
due
Sept.
1,
1983____
20,000.000
25,000,000
Series
*
C.
Oct. 27 offered $15,000,-
on
(jointly), 100.779; Halsey, Stuart &
Incorporated, and Baxter, Williams & Co.
BUSINESS—Company
'
•
well
covering
and
toward
the
bank loans.
of
repayment
G
3J/4%
due
Dec.
1,
1984____
15,000,000
15,000,000
Series
H
3%%
due
Nov.
1,
1985_
15,000,000
15,000,000
16,000,000
12,750,000
sinking
fund,
May 1, 1969
Preferred stock
Outstanding
Common
petitive
debentures
serie;
-
600,000 shs.
par
_v-~
($10
25,000,000
due
(cumulative)—$100
par)
stock
bidding,
are
423,000 shs.
8,000,000 shs.
6,893,416 shs.
underwriters,
under
a
firm
successful
bidders
commitment to buy all
C.
Tucker, Anthony & Co.
Hemphill,
H.
Walker &
Weeden
&
Co.
Co
Inc
1,300,000
R.
L.
1,300,000
H.
Hentz
Securities Corp._
1,300,000
Fulton, Reid & Co
Noyes
&
Erothers
Securities
new
&
Shields
Company
p.
Co
400,000
275,000
225,000
750,000
The Ohio Co
225,000
Pacific Northwest Co._
Arthurs, Lestrange &
Jackson
Curtis
&
&
500,000
500,000
400,000
John C. Legg & Co
t
Reynolds
182,
Day & Co
750,000
750,000
Corp.
Paine, Webber,
—V.
G.
Co.
Equitable
&
com--
the
Amount
Langley & Co
$1,775,000
Forgan & Co.__
1,300,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co._
1.310.000
Glore,
Lehman
in
follows:
as
Union
$195,993
^
Plaut,
and
182,
and
stock
member
aloO
bonds
the
bonds
$52,000,000
■
from
the
of
Corp.
Co.
company
£?pt.
W.
1955
income
completed
perforations
depth
Amount
earnings
Edward
for
Boston
new
bonds
Months
See
UNDERWRITERS—The
1464.
h~s
and Smith, Barney
33A%
Lau
issue
common
Elair &
First
a
1221.
Co.,
Total
well
new
vicinity.—V.
Searight,
first
PROCEEDS—Net
plant
is
the
for
.
the
bids
First
and
sharp increase in orders, coupled with
manufacturing methods, reduced costs and improved steel deliv¬
eries, should produce significantly more
satisfactory results from opera¬
tions during the
ensuing year.—V. 181, p. 2582.
■
■
-• '
of
3%%
Series
Kropp stated.
increase in forging
capacity.
It was predicted
that
the
better
its
Glass Fibers
a
improve¬
virtually every
two-story
new
a
p.
mortgage bonds, series H, due
Nov. 1, 1985, at 101.421% and accrued
interest, to yield
3.30%.
Award of the issue was won by the
group at
competitive sale (Oct. 26) on a bid of 100.80%.
was
company completed its overall
included additional facilities in
di¬
Island
Blue
Libby's-Canadian
through
feet.
quickly completed.—V. 182,
of
The
Al¬
used
canning
the
at
Chemical
sand,
5,828
in
to
proposes
of
A.
ranging from 104.43%
ning from 101.43% to
V-loan liability of $1,270,000.
a
to
interest
Association.
revenues
capital
Lioby's
Developments, Inc.—Proposed Stock Offering
.'hares
George
Other
to $363,996, total working
an increase of $541,759.
The
liabilities compares with a 1.8
current
working
by
soon
warehouse
Monsanto
5,815
the immediate
corporation
was
the
position.
Houston,
Co.—Completes Gas Well—
in
acres
Queens
in
■
-
.
oJE. the
headquarters of
warehouse
arid
Langley & Co. and associates
:
was
and
foo',
Long Island Lighting Co.
includes
year
-
completed
sa'-are
Ontario,
100.52;
were
the complete
added
compared
will
100.70;
share
v'-"
(par $5)
was made on Oct. 19
by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $20.25 per
share, with a dealer's discount of 75 cents per share.
*
compared with
the
special¬
specialties,
building have been erected.—V. 182,
-
the
Board,
last year.
were
of
part
frozen
of
are
fruits
frozen
>
owns
L-O-F
and
as compared with
$18,187,reduction in net sales to a
the
the
as
production
ondary offering of 5,000 shares of
seven
ago,-it
year
orange
and plans
the
at
zero
105.030
a
5,811
600,000
accomplished as a result
of a reduction in accounts receivable
and inventory balances, Mr.
Kropp
said, adding that the funds obtained from these sources
Earnings
for
a
outstanding
•Net loss.
quarter
the
stock
quarter
19.
,for the tllird
$67,884,164
1955
Johns-Manvtlle,
Consolidated
lor
of
and
and
completed
to
Dealers
$2,244,264 to $2,794,023,
ratio
Three
Johns-Manville Corp.—Reports Record
Earnings—
$78,145
and
frjozen
enlarged,
warehouse
Wash.
well
through
unsubscribed
per
stock
common
Lehn & Fink Products
Sales,
of
hand decreased from
$454,354
on
from
rose
None
1955—40 Wks
loss
decline In forging requirements in
slackening of steel deliveries.
$24,014,418 $21,673,489 $230,228,193
$206,758,707
1464.
Mr.
205,200 shares of
Co., Inc.—Current Sales Up—
net
being
portion
a
frozen
76.000
Lithium
wholly owned subsidiary, Kropp
for the fiscal year ended July 31,
1955, weie
a
company's
is
storage
Freezers.
of
Chatham,
a
„
of
its
loss of 6.5 cents per share last
year.
Net sales for,the year totaled
$13,401,103
3.2
to
is
At
Oil
gas
1,600
preferred stock
building construction and manu¬
plans to construct a modern steel
and
company
was
a
converting
company,
Lion
addition
this
The
Fla.,
zero
5,850 feet.
-
Net
capital
per
the company announced
Undistributed earnings of IDS
wholly-owned subsidiaries
or $2.84
per share of IDS
stock against
$3,170,106
558
share
or
of
production
food
around
project;;
One
was
is
first
by
though cash
Investors Diversified
Services, Inc.—Earnings Up—
^-nlng!Lin the nine montbs ended Sept. 30, 1955 amounted
S4,05o,041
or
a
5,803
'
Roy A. Kropp, President.
The statement also
Kropp Engineered Products Division,'Cicero, 111.
earnings for fiscal 1955 were equivalent tp 11.2 cents
the
an
will
to
equipment
large
The
dates, interest rate,
amendment.
frozen
the Singley No. l in Meade County, Kan., J. E.
Howell,
Lion, Vice-President of production and exploration, has announced.
;
The
wildcat
well tested at a rate of 8,080,000 cubic feet
per day.
by Coffin & Burr of Eoston, Mass.
company
Steel Co., Rockford,
111,,
$136,047 as compared with
announced
agreement with
Capital Research
Los Angeles,
under which the latter, as in¬
manage the investments of the fund.
Among the directors of the company are Peter
Colefax, President
of
American
Potash & Chemical
Corp.; Lewis 3. Harder, President
of
South
American
Gold
&
Platinum
Company:
and
Jonathon
B.
Lovelace, President and director of Capital Research
& Management
&
vestment
income
plant.
II1..,
Ottawa,
15,000
on
preparation
plant.
and
Net
its
at
Del., plant
-Libby is installing its own
storage facilities there.
The Lafayette prant is already in operation, and the Houston and
Ocala projects are close
to completion,
Mr. Bridges said.
children
"Fruit
Kropp Forge Co.—Reports Profit for Year—
directly
interests
additional
square feet of floor space and will employ
two-shift-operation.
Libby plans to operate
basis to produce frozen chicken, turkey,
pies.' Freezing and storage are handled at the adjacent
fruit
freezing
as
ore
ore,
The
materials
raw
being replaced by new discoveries.
fund's
investments generally will
be in
special attention to companies which
built
furnaces,
tank
bending and laminating
large grinding
new
an
company's
Del.
Ocala,
in
year
addition
Lion
The
ihe
substantial
own
natural
Iron
witn
stocks,
indirectly
oil,
that,
and
This
company manufactures a wide variety of molded
pulp products
comprising more than 170 items made of groundwood chemical
pulp or
reclaimed paper stock. -These include plates,
dishes, cups, containers,
cake circles, food,
trays, egg flats, egg cartons, fruit packs, and other
pulp products.—V. 182, p. 815.
company with redeemable
shares now being olfered.
the
company
Houston,
a
administration
in¬
companies
of
$87,749,744„ in
1.100-ton
new
Toledo,
being,
this
another
for
persons
operations,
Diamond
tne
SEC—
one
The
proceeds from the sale of the
Intended to be used for additional
and
last
by Charles S. Bridges, President. To meet the
specialty items, Libby has acquired a plant
and is converting a portion of its frozen vege¬
Ind.,
In
on
Two
be
to
any
phase of the exploration, extraction,
processing of the various types of. natural resources.
investment
policy is based on
the
management's
belief
that
growing industrialization throughout the world will continue
to
de¬
plete the known world reserves of low-cost
open-end
The
100
vision.
be
will
tp its Hammond, Ind., plant which will
provide approximately 114,000 square feet of
additional floor
area.
Any unexpended balance of the net proceeds Will be added
to working
capital .to be available for further modernization.
an-
tion
in
now
of
plant has about
111.,
opinion
which
of
"Kayser," "Catalina,"
"Holeproof."—V. 181, p. 717.
and
The net
are
period
same
of
18
plant
plant
In
outs.anding
on
price
to
are
totalled
frozen
plant of Continental
has
company i3 of tne
least such an amount
at
Co.—Registers
common
subscription
shares
final
the
1955
was
completed about two months ago by Prepared Foods, Inc.
wholly-owned Libby subsidiary, Dickinson & Co., has purchased
machinery and equipment in the plant and has leased the building.
beef
five
company
The
Oct.
its
drawn
about
of
each
brands
name
Fibre
stock
common
the
expenditures
polishing capacity,
is
unit
on
for
juice
company filed a registration statement with the SEC on
Oct„
1955 covering 100,000 shares of its cumulative
first preferred stock,
par value per share,
to be offered to its holders of
shares
to
Besides two
1956.
constructed
expansion
major
the
This
:
for
of
1115.
p.
plant
all
182,
scares
for
The
purposes.
capital
"Diamond,"
Keyes
21,
k
'
•
182,
The
Corp., Catalina, Inc. (swim wear), and Holeproof
Hosiery Co.
company and its subsidiaries are engaged in the manufacture and
distribution of various items of apparel for
the
months
,
addition
The
last' year."
International
being
Laiayette,
of
717.
'
City", Mo.—
Hosiery
181,
$21,739,000
.
outlook for
The
nine
ties,
corporate purposes.—V.
past
Co.—Reports Improvement—
states
will
early in
or
announced
A
Co., Kansas
necessary for the company's recently
cluded
the
acquisition during the
under
International Resistance
"
,
women,
Charles
with
•
said.
the
Libby, McNeill & Libby—Acquires Indiana Plant—
commitments
approximate
for
additional
as
they
changeover,
company
industry
improvements from the end of World War II through
engaged in its largest plate glass expansion, with some
glass making facilities scheduled to be in operation late
polishing
to* the
for
holders
capital
firm
that
Thompson
1878.
p.
year
—V.
unsubscribed
used
operations
to
well
as
strong"
in
model
building,
vegetables jilant in Mt. Vernon,
The Lafayette plant, designed for the
to sell at
$20 per share any shares
at the completion of the offering to stock¬
holders to certain officers,
directors
and
insurance
companies.
The
dates for the subscription
offering are to be supplied by amendment.
The
Thompson, President, said the company's plants continued
into
the
and
a
registration statement withnthe SEC on Oct.
130,000 shares common capital stock $5 par value,
common
remaining;
,
during the third quarter and were only partially
replenish inventory stock,
which
had
been
drawn
on
for
shipments during the first half of this year.
able
to
same.jperiod
now,
new
lemon
filed
subscription
entered
per
be
capital stock
of
The
last
$3.01
or
offered
shares
"...
ago.
capacity
period
is
and
in
Kayser & Co., N. Y.—Registers With SEC—
covering
common
$46,671,274.
quarters
with
the
be
to
Sales—
This corporation on Oct. 21 ai.nounced net sales
and revenues in the
first nine months of 1955 of
$71,201,642, highest in its history. Tne
total is more than
65%
to
are
company
1955
trades,
compared
as
tables
...
(Julius)
The
above.
Iron
178,
Insurance
1568.
24,
Interlake
proceed
the
share.
a
they
history.
t
and for use in
from the automotive industry,
automotive
third quarter- in
from
...
demand
$40 per share on the basis of one new share for each
eight shares held. The offering is not underwritten.
The
mirror
• *
the
A
,
(par $25) at
Enterprises, Inc.—New Name—
Corp.
of
^
Stock
company on Oct.' 1 offered to its
stockholders the right to subscribe on or before Nov. 15
for 7,500 additional shares of capital'stock
p.
Industrial
See
Atlas Tack Corp. above.—V.
City Title
Offered—The
181,
$3.43
or
a
Kansas
2,539,929
(est.)
See
1955—9 Mos.—1954
In
company.
power
and other facilities are also being added, which
bring expenditures during 1955 and the first half of 1956 for the
company's expansion program to a total of more than $50,000,000.
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace Co.—Possible
Delisting—
(& Subs.)—Earnings Increased
glass
Libbey-Owcns-Ford,'
being
1562.
4,628.827
inc.
on
♦Based
p.
181, p.
this
Substantial
E.
C.
Federal
taxes
taxes
Net
Director.—-V.
a
of
$19,323,976 $14,496,662 $63,013,269 $48,290,108
before
♦Earns,
banking firm
1955—3 Mos.—1954
sales
income
Fed.
investment
by
and
previous
for
additional grinding and
shipments
for
the
company's
fiscal
year
ended
Sept.
30
were
up
about. 25%
and earnings increased by about 50%
over
the
preceding year. For the fourth quarter both new order bookings and
shipments set all-time high records.—V. 182, p. 414.
■
vacations
any
exceptionally
equipment
outstanding at the close of business Dec. 5, 1955 payable Dec. 20, 1955.
J.
D.
A.
Morrow,
President, announced that preliminary figures
'
and
$35,048,000
cents
22,826,587
N. Y.—Banker
27
$17,785,724,
quarter of the year is very good.
Federal income tax provision for
year. *•
share, payable Dec.
per
28,084,580
Westbury, L. I.
factory
furniture
*
28.
2,817,077
Directors—
Oct.
were
wili
share
Induction Motors Corp.,
p.
$26,984,159, equal to $5.19 a share, for the first
and 51.7%
above the comparable period last
earnings
demand
continued
100% Stock Dividend
a
25,622.226
,
of
"The
*
31,537,804
$1
181,
1955,
far .above
were
,
3,210,334
of
television
2119.
present
Our
year.','—V.
Biggers, Chairman, and George P. MacNichol, Jr., President,
that although third quarter sales showed the normal seasonal
effects
/
'
3,673,416
Elected to Board of
Income
the
D.
report
*
this
below.—V. 182, p. 815.
Extra in Cash and
an
directors
the
year
John
indicate
Net
of
.
4,027,731
1338.
Period End.
end
expansion and
They also declared
Net
•
of
of
reported on
were
-
-
1115.
—Declares
2,946,380
operating income
after
charges—_
year,
now
being produced on a pilot plant basis.
Full scale
anticipated during the first part of 1956. * Sample t;st
well as limited carload shipments arfe now available.
is
as
earnings
months
-
Joy Manufacturing Co.—Increases Quarterly Dividend
$
28,848,429 247,793,858 227,753,587
20,201,263 163,921,189 157,137,393
3,709,500
Belmont
television^
in
the
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.—Profits Increased—
Net
nine
the
1954,
,21,127,152
Net
'
,
for
2.0
operating taxes—
Other
share
common
were
is
production
expenses
income
taxes—
Federal
per
'
See Texas National Petroleum Co.
$
31,810,763
revenues
$4
or
*
■,
which
quantities
Co.—Earnings—
1$
Operating
terminate
were
$184,-
to
silicates
Micro-Cel
2.0
;
Co.,
-i
.
earnings
sales of
year.-
synthetic
.
and
with
,
Payne & Co., Inc.__
Todd
of
-
$207,892,376
Johns-Manville Researcn, where tnese synthetic caldeveloped, Micro-Cel provides a, oombinalion of
may
hold the key -to, lower
costs
and
improved
products in many process iormulations. '
"
'' ' V
"•-
Shumaker,
Inc.
year..
share," compared
$12,711,589
Johnston Oil & Gas
Illinois Bell Telephone
Operating
According
properties
*
•
Period End. Aug. 31—
&
line
new
cium
Raffensperger, Hughes <fc Co.,
7.0
1699.
p.
%
.
Share
7.0
Gavin
7.O..
Inc.
Cohn
Newton
182,
&
Inc
,
12.2
—
Bond
7.0
Kiser,
12.2
—
City Securities Corp
,
Corp
Corp.~____ 1-2-.2
C.
—V.
expenditures
will
with
compared
called "Micro-Cei," has
Just been announced by the" corporation's Celite Division.
Produced
by the chemical combination of lime and, diatomaceous
silica, Micro-Cel is a powder available in sp'eci.ic grades.
*
shall
„
.
Indianapolis
12.2
A
each
of
as
stockholders:
were
common
of
$5,590,000,
were
last
sales
date
$5.16 per
earnings
and
period
same
to
qukrter
third
New Product Announced—
.
agreed
'
12.2
Goldman,- Sachs & Co
to
the
year
j>r
first nine months last
share,
per
...
opposite the name
additional common stock
the
of
to the
612,937
the
for
for
the
For
$16,441,342
involuntary
$100
taxes
$3,530,000
at-
the 4.20%
following underwriters have severally
be'issuable pursuant
the
of
notice,
for
purchase the percentage set forth below
underwriter
not
•
the
at
than
more
at $10L per share
liquidation, all series of preferred stock
plus accrued dividends.
to
advertising
commitments
Monday, October 31, 1955
..
•
not less
on
share for
per
heavy
compared
annum.
per
4The cumulative
company,
&118
Earnings per share of common stock were $2.25 for the third quarter,
with $1.47- for the third quarter last year.
«
r ?
insurance
an
of 3',2'Jo
rate
.
Co
1700.
750,000
Co.
750,000
Dreyfus
&
Stix
Co
150,000
100.000
&
Co
100,000
100,000
Volume
(P.)
.vales
the
tor
months
nine
Sept.
ended
30,
1955
stock,
Net
income
amounted
as
to
compared
share,
for
the
For
the
three
and
net
per
available for
$3,566,827,
with
net
comparable
months
period
ended
to
equal
income
of
of
the
for
common
$1.25
1954.
■-•
of
share
per
$5,092,712,
inter-coastal
The
common
$1.79
to
equal
Sept.
of
per
sales
$57,801,402
182,
will
not
tion
of
&
Electric
Co.—Secondary Offering—
.Net
to
the
nine
36,153,350
production
profit
after
$4,471,572
No
months
pounds
has
for
30,
of
the
from
$4,090,382
for
in
the
Federal
a
-
181,
Tor
V
"The
he
and
its
sub-idiaries,
fourth
continued,
the
ended
months
nine
such
SEC
at
covering
($1
par
The
300,000
shares
share),
per
net proceeds
filed
Oct. .18
on,.
letter
a
class
of
stock
A. common
of
we
^working capital.
"
be
.
X
'
Marchant
Edgar
the
B.
first
Net
N.J.
President,
Jessup,
months
of
that
reports
this
year
"
this
Mr.
-Jessup
expects
-»
•
-
healthy, boost
a
Jyear to result from introduction of
in
-■
of
ment
the
in
M'AGIG,"
1S77.
p.
&
Federal
next
revolutionary develop¬
new model, the "DECIShow.—V.
This
!
SEC on Oct.
to be offered
to the
these'shares,
250,000 are to be purchased from the company and 12,500 are to be
purchased from tne Executor of the Will of William Woodbridge Dick¬
inson by an underwriting group managed by A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.
lThe offering price and the terms of tne underwriting are to be supplied
filed
company
registration' statement
a
with
The
net
Hhe
of
stock
will
per
share
com.
provision
City
build
a
new
value
from
The
1
Milwaukee
of
$10
public
to
during
funded
expected
is
debt
to
Nov.
about
arranged for.—V.
15.
182, p.
"
'
...
t
t
made
be
been
also
has
t
1464.
'
'
$5
6,580,909
4,151,660
1,257,336
1,172,053
$4.92
$3.38
-
for
182
dividends.—V.
preferred
be
can
stock,
share
for
the
of
to
Prior
on
also
the
$5
the common
cash
to
share
one
the common stock,
The directors
cash
:
Nov.
approved
?
Oct. 24
on
in
5%
authorized
stock
payable
dividend of 75
a
12,
Dec.
cents per share
stockholders
to
record
of
announced
was
that
dividend
the
action
in
taken
was
the
satisfactory operations and outlook for the.future.
The directors also announced that, conditions warranting,
be
would
placed
on
quarterly
a
dividend
in
basis
light
the stock
1956.
STATEMENT
%■".
■"
'
.
.
.
.
.
Sales
Income
.Provision
Fed.
on
income
on
g
«•
67,806,541 194,805,592 187.178,497
5,399,366
15,165,729
14.371,66,5
6,278,531
16.490.909- 14,506,087
from
operations
Income before Fed. taxes
i
$
.
income
taxes
2,607,000
7,297,000
3.671,531
for
9,193,909
14,506,087
2,570,416 '
- $1.43
2,570,416
$3.58
2,270,967
$6.39
'
Net
income
Number
of
Income
per
—V.
shares
outstanding—..,
share
181, p.
Mohawk
See
Merchant
S.
.
is
publicly
offering
Marine
1,200
'
The
net
to
proceeds-are
be
the
for
property
corporation
purchase
to. principally
used
Jan.
It
1955.
intends
»
company
182,
.
Sales
•
1955—12 Mos.—1954
1955—9 Mos.—1954
the last
Income
Net
before
income
Earns,
Net
per
after
com.
earnings,
subsidiaries
and
taxes-
12,320.000
$1.11
share—
as
excludes
reported,
branches.—V.
182,
p.
unremitted
earnings
McDonnell,
S.
J.
.
after
earnings
President
taxes
Oct.
on
25
$1,234,574
were
announced
for
that
the
three
the
company's
months
ended
being the first three months of the company's fiscal
compared with $824,811 for the first three months of the
previous fiscal year.
Sept.
1955,
30,
1956,
year
E'arnings
$1.71
months
three
the
in
shares
shares
720,000
on
share
per
720,000
on
for
sales
first
three
outstanding
first
the
three
$41,454,685
were
of
fiscal
with
$1.14
months
compared
months
with
were
per
share
1955.
fiscal
of
compared
1956
First
$27,540,255
last
year.
company's
The
b. cklog
The
authorized
only
was
-
v
the
or
on
government
backlog
was
30,
1954
$305,438,023,
by
was
but
$601,032,299,
was
be
to
all
and
"stretch-out"
Sept.
$4,555,795
were
expended
orders
t"~e
with
13,786
on
June
30,
1955
subject
are
12,098
011
backlog
termination,
time.
any
30,
be
to
workers,
Sept.
amount
this
June
30,
as
1955
filed
business
in
under
an
Indenture
Michigan.
The
directors
announced
shares
for
1955,
The
each
to
The
the
amount
See also V. 182, p. 1700.
for its construction program.
expended
182,
Cott
Beverage
Corp.
on
Oct.
ty
20
Inc.—Declares 500%
declared
Malcom
outstanding
also
application to list its
of
P.
a
record.
common
the
stock
common
stock
President.
McLean,
common
authorized
500%
Stock Div.—
dividend,
Five
share will be distributed
Nov.
4,
officers
on
it
additional
on
Nov.
the
be
171,
above.—V.
over
Industries,
company
the New York
to
file
an
Stock Exchange.
&
company,
tionship
Texas
effective
and expansion of
Transportation Co.,
Nov.
announced on
rapidly
with
1,
1955,
Oct.
D.
V.
p.
Inc.,
National Investors were those of Philipp
Filbro Overseas Corp., Metals & Alloys Ex¬
by
and Phlbro Chemicals, Inc. They are In the form of narketable securities primarily of the same t>pe of "growth"
stocks in
which National Investors has pioneered.
The assets, of the four companies, Mr.
Randolph added, have been
combined with those of National Investors by exchanging them for
shares in the investment company in a tax-free transaction.—V. 181,
1601.
p.
National Supply
The
the
$100.84
of
The
to
1
will
be
will
books
be
accrued
dividends,
or
a
from the close of business
on Nov. 8, during which period
closed
business
opening of
the
plus
$100,
share.
a
transfer
stock
Nov.
the
price
redemption
The
on
of 100,000 shares ($10
4 % % cumulative pre¬
stock.
ferred
total
Co.—Partial Redemption—
will redeem on Dec. 8 a total
138,292 outstanding shares of
company
million), of
will select by lot the shares to be redeemed, the
Stockholders whose shares are drawn for redemption will
redemption agent
company said.
notified
on
for
Funds
or
the
about
Nov,
redemption
7.
of the
preferred stock, which has a total
value of $10,000,000 will be obtained by the company under a loan
agreement made with nine banks last May. The loan agreement per¬
mits the company to
borrow up to $10,000,000 on installment notes
par
payable over
The
period of ten years.
preferred stock is the
outstanding.—V. 182,
a
4 V2 '!>■
has
National Tea Co.—Sales at
1786.
only class of preferred stock
718.
tha
p.
the activities of the Missouri,
wholly-owned subsidiary, will
President of the parent
Fraser,
25.
45,391,401
sales
Consolidated
represented
the
All-Time High—
1955—40 Wks.—1954
S'
$
41,262,392 430,411,229 332,555,557
1955—4 Wks.—1954
$
S
Sales
a
growing 'piggy-back' operations, and its close rela¬
pick-up-and-delivery and supplemental highway truck
a need to integrate all truck and related opera¬
service, has indicated
totaling about $2,500,000,
port Corp.
-
RR.—Reorganizes Unit—
reorganization
made
"Our
1955.
of
A
Kansas
Corp.—Acquires Four Holding Cos.
Consolidation— '
Mission Dry Corp.—Proposed
See
1
taken
assets
company
compared
1954.—V.
>
personal holding companies,
Period End. Oct. 8—
stockholders
directors
$52,400,000.
be
will use the net proceeds received from this $30,000,000
of first mortgage bonds together with $13,020,000
recently received from the sale of common stock to American Natural
Gas Co. plus other funds to pay off $31,000,000 principal amount-of
short-term bank loans incurred by the company as temporary financing
principal
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
16,
With SEC—
four
in
been
Brothers
a
10 and 716.
McLean Industries,
was
of foreign
1340.
of mortgage and deed of trust,
dated as of March 1, 1544, executed by the company to City Bank
Farmers Trust Co., New York, and Ralph E. Morton, as trustees.
The
new bonds are to be issued in coupon form,
registerable as to principal
only, in the denomination of $1,000, $5,000 and multiples of $5,000.
The company, a Michigan corporation, whose voting stock is wholly
owned by American Natural Gas Co., has the largest gas distribution
bonds
mortgage
of
that the plants will continue
the midst of a five-year
He said he expected that the produc¬
to be completed next year will ba
is
acquired by National Investors Corp., it was announced on
Oct. 26 by Francis F. Randolph, Chairman of the Board and Presi¬
dent.
The acquisition raised total net assets of the mutual fund to
'
The company
the
to
at
On
authorized
amount
and
b"t
against
government
the
$431,289,410.
against .this backlog was only $291,912,613.
On
Sept. 30. 1955 the payroll listed 14,405
pp.
fiscal
the
for
,
1955
30,
$314,676,624;
reduction,
backlog
taxes
1955.
Sept.
on
by
after
earnings
ended June 30,
year
company
.
317.
182, p.
National Investors
registration statement with the SEC on Oct.
20, 1955 covering $30,000,000 of first mortgage bonds due 1980.
The
interest rate and the price of the bonds will be supplied by amendment.
These new bonds will be the initial issue of the seventh series of first
The
-
Gypsum
program/
plants due
new
absorbed.—V.
153,840,000 145,951,000
20,095,000
32,014,000
23,951,000
9,444 000
15,490,000
10,805,000
$0.81
$1.38
$0.90
25,895,000
s
.
and indications are
quarter
four
of
tion
109,435,000
taxes
s
expansion
$75,000,000
$
$
$
19.
for
operate at capacity.
noted that National
to
Assets
117,845,000
...
earnings of this company for the first nine months of
new highs for the period, Melvin-H. Baker, Board Chair¬
He
(& Subs.)—Earnings Increased—
Sept. 30—
.
1601.
Co.—Earnings Up 28%—
common
.-into
916.
p.
,
.
companies,
•
shares.—V.
,
the three-quarters totaled $12,187,360, equal to $3.64
share on the 3,255,890 shares now outstanding. This was
-up from $3.36 per share on 2,727,670 shares outstanding in the com¬
parable period last year. The earnings rose 28% ever the $9,490,780
in the nine month period last year.
Sales rose to $110,310,789 in the nine month period "compared with
$'93,543,039, an increase of 18% over the same period in 1954.
.
Mr. Baker said that substantial backlogs of orders are being carried
Earnings
per
managed
are
two
and
1954
$427,624
$1.36
$0.96
the 12 months ended
the basis of a study, the results Of
announced on Oct.
man^
insurance
and
between 'the
contract
1955
$603,107
Aug. 31—
share of com. stock (444,872 shs.)
for depreciation and depletion for
National Gypsum
'1955 reached
to
'
•
properties of this
licensed real estate
a
Ended
1954 have been restated on
recorded in the latter part of 1953.—V. 181, p.
Sales
'
7,
per
Provisions
rental
corporation.
organized
was
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—Registers
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.—Earnings Up Sharply—
]
period last year.—V. 182, p. Hid.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
income
Aug. 31,
by Mariners Land
corporation. Under the man¬
Mariners Land Co".,
Inc. handles all management details for Merchant Marine Realty Corp.
•in return for a property management fee of 5%
of the gross inoome.
The corporation has
an
authorized capitalization of 30,000 shares
of no-par value common stock.
'
' It is contemplated by the directors that successive stock Issues of
5,000 shares each will be sold commencing on the completion of this
original issue. The price of future issues will be determined by the
directors in the light of the response to this issue and the earnings
of
the
corporation between now and the time of issuance of such
Co.,
Period End.
Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 50,000 shares of common stock (par
50 cents) was made on Oct. 24 by Kidder, Peabody &
Co. at $15.12V2 per share, with a dealer's discount of
45 cents per share. The offering was completed.—V. 182,
p. 1570.
Up—
which were
invest
its funds in multiple dwelling units and business properties in
the
'San Francisco Bay Area. Properties will be purchased on an Installment
purchase, plan whereby the corporation will pay 30-50%
of'the pur¬
chase price at the time of purchase and .the balance over a period of
The
Merck & Co., Inc.
Corp.—Secondary
per
Earnings
The
Stores
and Earnings
the first nine months of 1955 were $2,126,286,
share, as compared \yith net earnings of $1,280,444,
share for the like period of 1954.
;
the first nine months of 1955 were $59,313,234, as com¬
for
per
Months
12
Net
to
$
McCrory
Corp.—Sales
for
National Gas & Oil Corp.
r
••
(
Calif.
'producing
Consolidation—
Carpet Mills, Inc. below.
1955
Wheel
for
Sales
have
Masco Industries, Inc.—Proposed
paid
or
policy
pared with $40,612,888 for the same
bona fide members of the
shares of capital stock (no par) at a
;price .of $25 per share. No underwriting is involved. At least 10%
of the purchase price must be paid with the application to purchase
said shares and the balance paid in not to exceed 12 equal monthly
installments.
The
office
of
the company is located at 987-23rd St.,
U.
corporation
future
2120.
agreement,
declared
be
earnings
$1.51
or
(Calif.)—Stock Offered
Merchant Marine Realty Corp.
The
agement
1954
the
to
not
1570.
p.
The
1955
Sept. 30/55
L
,
EARNINGS
OF
3 Mos. End.—9 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
•
of
group
equal to $2.51
capital to $28,500,000 and the number of authorized shares
preferred stock to 250,000. Directors recommended this increase and
payment of the stock dividend at their meeting Sept. 22.—V. 182,
years.'
COMPARATIVE
'
.*
,
Assets—
to
further dividends on the common
in 1955," the company said, add¬
has not yet been determined."
preferred stock will be retired if the sale U completed.—V. 178,
Net
an
the
Richmond,
1955.
7,
It
of
and
planning
dividend
Motor
■
In
production facilities
in the
years
482.
p.
increased
(Glenn L.) Martin Co.—Dividends—Earnings—
control
shall
The
of preferred
amendment to the certificate of incorporation of the corporation which
of
.
many
Manufacturing
"The
ing:
payable quarterly.
stockholders
meeting,
directors'
the
to
said.
"Pursuant
4% pre¬
stock for
continue the present
to
their intention
on
subject
stock.
of common
announced
special
amounts
is
are
stockholders'
stock
of
preferred
of
value
par
This
stock.
shares
20
receive
of
equivalent
common
each
will
ccmman
$1.80 annual dividend in
,
dividend
stock
the two
Industries,
known as Masco
corporation to be
Mojud was taken over early in September'by
led by Bernard S. Needle, President of M. C.
Co., New York lingerie maker, and Herbert
Blumberg, President of Oakbrook Hosiery Sales Corp., New York, and
a part-owner of Eugene Hosiery Mills,
Mohnton, Pa.
If stocknolder approval of the proposed transaction is obtained and
the sale completed, It was said, the company will pay $18 per share
to any common stockholder "who desires to tender his stock within a
reasonable
time after the sale has occurred."
Div. in Preferred Stock—
a
requirements completed.
l/20th of a share
and legal
printed
of
directors
The
declared
25
announced
new
a
well-known lor
directors
Schrank
value of: a new preferred stock.
Common stockholders
their preferred stock about Dec. 1,
as soon as the
cer¬
share
ferred
^each
Oct.
on
-
of Mohawk and Smith would unite the
merger
'Working
1015.
p.
a
Alexander Smith, Inc., on Oct. 24,
corporations have voted to merge
and
both
of
merger
two firms
a
par
receive
Each
1956
$4.
offering
Additional
directors
of
tificates
.
offering by the company are to be used
cement plant on the Menomonee Canal in
the
which will have an estimated
annual
clinker capacity of
1,250,000 barrels. An additional plant is
also
to
be constructed at
Cape Girardeau, Mo. where the company
already has a plant. The new plant will include raw grinding equip¬
ment, kilns and finish grinding and storage facilities and will increase
the capacity at Cape Girardeau by 1,202,000 barrels.
The company estimates its
annual capacity (barrels of clinker) in
1956 will be 16,456,000.
The shareholders are to vote Nov. 7 on a proposed
2'/2-for-l split
of the outstanding shares, with a corresponding reduction in the par
1
1,678,311
1,257,336 .1,172,053
$2.07
$1.37
.
Melville Shoe Corp.—To Pay
stock
proceeds
-principally to
;
4,426,880
•
>
earnings
The
the
1955
M' amendment.
;
652,342
7,195,579
taxes
shs^ .outstanding—
■"Earns,
'
covering 262,500 common shares, $4 par value,
pubiic at an aggregate price of $10,500,000. Of
25,
The
company
Net
Com.
180,
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
4
265,371
1,786,612
——
a
■"After
1
263,235
2,794,168
debt
state
and
income—
on
calculator that
;
on
period
,
5,755,833
2,506,649
7
'
630,128
2,941,450
expenses
were
sell the operating assets and nami
Of the company to an undisclosed purchaser who would continue its
hosiery
and. lingerie
producing operations.
The company said if the sale is consummated, the present Mojud
corporation would continue under a new name and remaining funds
would
"be employed in other business activities not
yet determined
which, may-be
deemed advantageous."
The company announced the agreement providing for the sale will be
submitted to stockholders for approval at a special meeting, probably
next
month. ' Details * of " the
transaction will be disclosed in proxy
material which will be sent to stockholders prior to the meeting, the
:
,
taxes,
making provisions of
$1,382,374, equal to $2-6v
snare, for the same period
after
period,
1955
Mojud Co., Inc.—To Sell Operating
84,241,625
66,740,475
7.
the
income
Merge With Alexander Smith, Inc.
to
corporation
The
Marquette Cement Manufacturing Co., Chicago, 111.—
v;
1
41,406,144
32,614,060 105,602,241
31,631,942 ' 25,620,486" 81,667,123
."
2,676,111
2,262.977
6,775,120
1,102,238 '
1,000,303 * 2,731,168
'
expenses
.Interest
long-term
sales
company's
calculating machine-field. This
making its debut at the*National Business
is
and
Depreciation & depletion
Marchant's
year
products sold—
administra-
of
tive
sales for
correspond¬
the
Marchant
^automatically positions all dials and decimals,
442,559
income-
Total
Selling
-
the
new
a
104,966,847
140,614
635,394
32,473,446
40,963,585
-
income
Cost
;
company's
ing period of '54 both dollar-wise and in units* Last
^sales volume was $20,200,000.
'
Increased—r
ahead
well
ran
sales-
Other
*
-
*
Calculators, Inc.—Sales
nine
Oct. 3, '54
' •< 1 $ •
83,813,763
427,862
Oct. 2, '55
Oct. 3, '54
$
buy equipment and for
"
•*
,
—40 Weeks Ended—•
—16 Weeks Ended—
." v
Oct. 2, '55
c
f,
•
**
offered
Newark,
after taxes of
after acquisi¬
Mr. McLean said.
316.
p.
consolidated
an in¬
carpet industry. Com¬
bined assets would amount to slightly over $100,000,000.
Smith has
an
integrated Axminster mill—operated by Greenville Mills, Inc., a
subsidiary—in Greenville, Miss.; a new modern Velvet mill in Liberty,
South Carolina; a Wilton carpet mill in Philadelphia; and a yarn mill
in Brockton, Mass.
Mohawk has its domestic piants for all types 01
woven
carpet concentrated in Amsterdam, N. Y.
In addition, it has a
new modern tufting plant operated by a subsidiary, Dixiana Mills, Inc.,
in Dillon, South Carolina; a carpet cushion plant operated by a subsidiary, Charles Lachman Co., Inc., in Pnoenixville, Pa.;
and rayon
plants in New Bedford, Mass., and New Castle, Del.—V. 182, p. 81o.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Increased—
•
.
182,
for
Federal
directors
A
of
and
before
bom
$1,569,115,
reported
subsidiaries
each, share presently held.
/
1955, net income
Sept. 30,
subsiuiaries,
1955,"—V.
the
with
to
through Paul C. Ferguson & Co.,
to be used to repay loans,
are
notification
of
improvement
is traditionally a good one In our industry,"
expect that our operations will be satisfactory
quarter
"and
balance
outstanding.
domestic
its
approval of stockholders of botq
corporations, and to review by government agencies.
■
•
Under
the
new
proposal, eacn Mohawk snareowner would receive
four shares of Masco Industries, Inc. common stock for each Mohawk
share held, and the Smith shareowners would receive one share for
for
the
earnings after
shares
profits
for
organizations into
taxes
amounted to
'
corporation
This
that
1,345,000 to 8,070,000
substantial
showed
locatea
182, p. 1570.
over
Net
Plans
meeting
present
be
will
company
Mills, Inc.—Earnings Rise—
and
share, compared with $653,241, or $1.23
1954.
in
Mr. McLean reported to
before
earnings
1,345,000 common
Mead Corp.
Manufacturers Cutter Corp., Newark, N. J.—Files—
The
the
third "quarter
part of this year,"
Industries
of
for
1777.
p.
the
for
tne
on
the
tion
expects to file a consolidated tax return for 1955 and to deduct
development costs of its subsidiary, San. Manuel Copper Corp. If
San
Manuel
development costs were capitalized instead of de¬
ducted
from, income,
the
tax
liability
for the first
nine months
$1,487,000.—V.
shares.
Transportation
the
the first nine months of 1955 of $53,316,648,
the $41,669,928 reported for the comparable
during
1954.
a
discontinued
was
of
Carpet
of 28%
$1,470,000
of McLean shareto increase authorized common
Following the distribution, out¬
wiii increase from
Consolidated
McLean
the
approximately
in
'
special
a
proposal
a
10,000,000
tj
earlier
share
com¬
the
be
followed
approved
common
t«e
1954.
pany
"would
units
the
•
sales
Inc.
The
taxes.
action
1,500,000
period of
same
income
on
Trading
offices
corporation
crease
the share¬
three months
ended
Sept. 30 were $1,488,680.
Net
taxes for the
quarter amounted to $826,310. After preferred dividends for the period
JUiy 15 to Sept. 30 totaling $140,800, this was equivalent to 51 cents
amounted
depletion
net
Fractional shares
entitled.
are
or®al?k*~
"The new
said.
Fraser
expanding 'piggy-back' operations,
LCD sales prcg.am ana
our
Irving Boulevard, Dallas 7, Texas.—V.
Mohawk
"
"Earnings
,
and
they
supervise
develop an effective
and trailer auxiliary service."
1640-44
This
shares.
1954
of
which
to
aggressively
General
at
responsibility,"
single
a
continue
of common
half-share
a
'
.
dividend.
5007c
which
standing
pro¬
company
period
same
the
holders.
copper.
depreciation
made
this
1955
During
pounds
with
been
Sept.
copper. ;
provision
compared
as
provision
ended
of
39,958,136
was
and
Co., transfer agent, New York, N. Y.;
to unit holders of record Oct. 20, whole
20.
ho.ders"
over
During
preferred
follows:
to
will
highway
and
units—consisting
McLean
stock, dividend
The. board's
.
Magma Copper Co.—Reports Higher Earnings—
the
coastal
will
*
offering of 10,000 shares of common stock
(no par) was made on Oct. 19 by Lehman Brothers and
Blyth & Co., Inc., at $50 per share, with a dealer's con¬
cession of 65 cents per share.
It was completed.
See
also V. 182, p. 1700.
'
.
duced
$3
26,
stock
of
Remaining half.-shares will be held until distribu-i
on Nov. 16.. At that time whole shares will
on the basis of three shares for each half-share held, giving
to
Oct.
as
Oct.
on
holders
issued.
the
issued,
on
A secondary
be
serves
tion
and
...
to
Trust
Farmers
of .common
effect
Gas
being handled
mailing
Waterman is
the domestic
under
tions
14, 1955,
Steamship
engaged in
Jan.
on
Waterman
the
-
cumulative
of
Bank
shares
be
Louisville
formed
company
Pan-Atlantic
share
one
started
916.
p.
while
trade.
distribution
City
were
income available for
holding
a
dividend
stock—is
•
•
1955,
30,
Is
foreign commerce,
months
nine
first
$57,896,633
common w~s $1,279,973, equal to 45 cents
Comparably, for the third quarter of 1954, sales were
and net income $1,701,290, equal to 60 cents per shares—
share.
corporation
principal
operating properties are
and
Pan-Atlantic
Steamship Corp.
Corp.
$175,555,501, compared with sales of $175,072,432 for the
period last year, it wao reported on occ. 2d by wiinam J. rialley,
President.
V.
This
whose
registered
company
*
(1803)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
of
same
of
Number 5477
Lorillard Co.—Reports Lower Earnings—
This
1955,
182
for
highest
the
four
four
week
period ended Oct. 8. 1955.
period in the company's 56 year
week
history..
The
as
company
compared
reported 730 stores in
717 stores operated
with
operation as of Oct. 8. 1955,
at the same time last year.
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1804)
with-respect
National Union Life Insurance Co., Birmingham, Ala.
—Stock Offering
The Securities
has issued
19,
amount
Suspended—
Bids
Excnange commission,
and
announced
it was
Oct.
on
the
order under the Securities Act of lu33 temporarily
A exemption from registration with respect to
an
to
sale
firot
ul
tentatively
are
offices
bonds,
a,
made
principal
I
of $2,500,000
due la<5.
bidding
T
scries
to
Shore
C.
A.
Allyn
Co.,
related
to
a
believe"
A was
available
not
months
12
totaled
income
preceding fiscal
the
Consolidated
aggregate offering price of all securities previously sold by
within one year prior to the commencement of this offer¬
that the
In
that an exemption under Regulation
(A)
other
to
cause
the
For
taxes,
ing plus all securities sold under this offering exceeded the limitation
of $300,000 as prescribed by the regulation;
(Bj that the terms and
1,488,628
adjustment
notification;
the
shares
joint
State
of
fraud and deceit
a
representatives
by
report
as
and
Alabama,
the
that the
balance sheet of
included
in
asset
admitted
Superintendent
the
Insurance
Commission
of
A
revealed
the company as at Dec. 31, 1S54, which was
failed to reflect (a) net reductions
of
value
$20,213.62;
(b)
reduced
to
deficit
a
of
if
$599.16
$60,000
a
had been eliminated.—V. 182,
of value
write-up
11.
p.
Neisner
Brothers,
Inc.
;
182.
1570.
p.
the
their
added
be
tne
v
V
corporation
J.
Co.
five
H.
cents
v:-!'1*./•.
■'■;■'
'
■
V;
*
182,
p.
Clark
Nov.
1955,
1,
Clarke
&
Corp.-,.
Olive-Myers-Spalti
The 8EC
has issued
an
order authorizing
Quincy Electric Co., a
subsidiary of New England Electric System, to issue and sell to NEES
an
additional 13,00d snares of its $25 p-r capital stock at $75 per
share, or $975,000.
Quincy proposes to apply the proceeds to the pay¬
ment of a like amount of notes payable to NEES, in order to finance
permanently a portion-of the .capitalizable additions to Quincy's plant
through the issuance of equity securities.—'V. 182, pr;, 44b5.'-hi, * v
This
Co
&
&
/,
5 ;i
*
This company filed a. registration statement wJL^h the .SEC. on Oct.
21. 1955 covering $301*00,000 of 36-year, debentuVes. 'tiue Nov. 15, 199f,
to be offered lor purcnase as a whnie..at capaiieUtive^bidding. If a-bid
is accepted and -a reofierlng by the
.contemplated, 4here
The
from
expected
to
lished
the
to
the
of
apply
from
the
toward
proceeds
Telephone
about
Advances
practice
to
American
amount
received.
are
intends
company
advances
&
Telegraph
$44,000,000
American
at
thp
obtained
are
repayment
Co.,
time
under
period End. Sept. 30—
and
eastern
Net
Net
Nine Months Ended Sept.'30—
Sales of products and merchandise and
from
-
Net
for
for
Federal
either
taxes
year.—V.
'$6,731,370
income
on
180,
p.
$6,164,782
928,950
471,253
'
2085.
has
made
been
i
,
in
$
50,297,910
46,169,262 442,552,986 455,042,119
10,347,247 118,131,216
0,060,1^6
o4,232,403
Blyth & Co., Inc., and including 198 other underwriters,
on
Oct. 25 publicly offei^v^QOp,000 shares of 4.36%
opers.
12,833,018
i.icomc___
c.^ui.oul
ry.
oper,
71,977,748
12,275,524
redeemable
1571.
p.
!•••
26
approved
stock
1955,
would
of
amount
be
5%■
exchanged
preferred
a
is
on
a
stock.
voluntary
The
1970;
$26
debentures
would
be
be
pany's
,
i^ue
would
on
redeemed thereafter and
redeemed
share
if
thereafter
redeemed
deductible
and: the new debentures will lhawe
thebenefit' Ot a
equal annually, if earned after the payment of interest
"Of
the principal amount
for
proceeds
from
the
and
Oct.
on
Oct.
before
or
before
or
before
on-or
J.
31,
Oct.
to the company's treasury
construction program.»■
•
of
and
the
used
to
*
-
31,
preferred
,
finance
the
&
tax -pur
whom
Labouisse,
bonds would mature
new
if earned,, at
the
rate
,
*
of
,
57
-
,
Jan.
per
• —•
1
SIyei!"i; ^uany
Si
i
-
fche
The
of
the
j
f
balance
2055
and
would
interest
time after
a minimum amount
A stock had been exchanged, the exchange could
t any time after 90% of the preferred stock
v.ar.w
directors might authorize redemption
the
..«,
v
stock'theft outstanding. ?
Commerce
majority
of
voting
one
as
Act,
as
the
amended",
shares of
and
approval'
the
to
-
K, 3%,
Corp.—Establishes Western Division—
T?,13 corP°ration llas established a Western Division in Gardena
Calif., it
The
anao""c^d
w .3
division
consists
Oct.
on
of
two
24
self-contained,
for
plants,
one
Ketay, President.
Gardena, the other
in
resolvers
devices
and
Calif.
Together the plants
If-sufficient unit of 30,000
comprise
square
feet,
design, development enH
research,
and
S'
and
of
many
components
jaces.-V°V182
and
c;mplet-ly
fully equinped
computing systems.
nnearCh' devel°Pmenfc. engineering,
P
in
a
qran'ity nroductFn of synchros
high precision electro-mechanical
other
tor control
Thev
and sales
wiU
serv-
Nordic Plastics Co., Inc.-r-Stock
Sold—The corporation
Oct. 19 announced that all of the
199,000 shares of
on
common
stock
(par 10 cents), recently offered
public at 25 cents per share, have been sold.
I7ie
N.
corporation's
Y.—V.
182,
p.
office
is
located
at
80
Wall
Street,
New
to
-
Series
P,l2%%
Electric
SEC
182,
p.*
'
'.
■
■
:
-
V
-
;
18.669,000
_
23,839,000-
Pacific
This
Weeden
C.
'
York
8,000
,
10,000
IVilson,
Johnson
Witter
&
&
Higgins" :3,200
Co._
.28,000
8,000
Wood, Struthers & Co.U—
v-
1,000
Wulff,
Hansen & Co
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.
>1,0001
'
3,200
York &
'
:
1,100
Inc.-
1,300
1,300*
Co.
1465.
y
registration.-statement., with
67,434,000
69,150,000
$21,000,000.
48,182,000
:
9,600,000-
•
24,088,000
>
1955
^without
1,
1976
77,475,000
the
Series
U,
3%%,
due
1,
1985___
47,450,000
$16,000,000
W,
3Vz%, due Dec. 1,
1984
55,807,000
the
Series
X,
3xk%,
due June 1,
1984
60.950,000
and
Series
Y;
3%7c,
due Dec.
1987___
47,100,000
to
1, 11983
Net
74,774,000
will
will
be
of
to
is
be
extent
the
which
required
repay
in full
to approximate
The balance of
of the company
to
expected
are
such
become
proceeds are received.
part of the general funds
a
make
to
to
company
time
used
offering
used
be
the
of
the
at
proceeds
'
(par $25):
loans
a
.
20(1,000 shares
The
will
proceeds
bank
filed
.
covering
value).
par
due June
the
to
advances
company's
subsidiaries
and expansion pro¬
According to the prospec¬
tus, the company is a holding company with the following subsidiaries;
Southern California Gas Co., Southern Counties Gas Co. of California,
finance,
grams,
in
and
the
part,
for
cost of
their construction
corporate
general
purposes.
6%; first preferred stock, cumulative
5 Mi %,
iirst preferred stock, cumul.
5%, first preferred stock, cumulative
4,211,662 shs.
4,211,662 shs.
1,173,163 shs.
1,173,163 shs.
400,000 shs.
400,000 shs.
57e, first pfd.
2,860,977 shs.
2,860,977 shs.
Southern
1,719,388 shs.
This planned expansion program calls for an expenditure of $95,200,000
for the 16 months ending Dec. 31, 1956.—V.
181, p. 2517.
stock, redeem., cumul.
5%, first preferred stock, redeemable
cumulative, series A
4.807
,
+4.507,
4.36%,
"The
1,750,000 shs.
first pfd.
first pfd.
stk.,
redeem.,
cum.
1,517,375 shs;
redeem.,
cum.
1,000,000 shs.
stk.,
redeem.,
cum.
1,000,000 shs.
1.000,000 shs.
(unclassified
cum.
stock
Board
the
pfd.
(par
of
Directors
amount
in
series)
$25)
of
the
authorized.
6.086,823 shs.
20,000,000 shs.
+
company
tCompany
may
from time to time in¬
employees
had
necessary to
complete the agreements then
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
in
Gas
Supply
with
area
severally
The
to
the
Under
and
is
be
the
assume
to
$6.50)
be
subsidiaries
These
Co.
estimated
an
population
of
the
serve
6,700,000.
of
27,000
the
liabilities.
into
surviving
serves
customers
has
authorized
this
company
to
Service Co., Laramie, Wyo.,
with
it was announced on Oct. 10.
Public
Pacific
merger,
its
Commission
Western
surviving corporation,
converted
Western
have
Power
with
Pacific
agreements
effect.
below
Federal
The
merge
the
company on Aug. 31, 1955 for the purchase on an instalment
138,768 shares of 4.50%
redeemable first preferred stock.
The
company will issue on Nov. 1, 1956 such number of shares of said stock
is
Lighting
California
Pacific Power & Light Co.—Consolidation Approved—
None
16,255.811 shs.
basis of
as
Pacific
1.000,000 shs.
first
and
1,517,375 shs.
stk.,
Redeem,
5
System, pro¬
early in November
Inc.—
Co,———,—
&
& .'Co.__Ll_;:_-_7 2,000
Weld & Co.r_^_2^i: 17,900
-White-,
2,000
corporation
26,
27/8%,
First preferred stock
4,500
13,500
2,500' -f Wbodard-Elwood & Cs.___-_
r,000 <* Arthur L. Wright & Co.,..
-
Miller,
«fe
4,000
;
N. White
Dean
l.O^o
Co.
&
Wertheim
_o.«
Co
&
Co
the. SEC on
preferred stock - (cumulartive,
underwritten..by a., gtoup
headed by Blyth & Co., Inc.
The offering price and underwriting
terms are. to
be
supplied by amendment.. The proposed maximum
aggregate
amount
to
be
realized from the sale
of the shares is
Oct:
77,975,000J
3%, due June
1,
&
Lighting Corp.—Registers With SEC—v-- .-I
,
■109,548,000v
•
,
Dec.
Walker
H.
1 -Watling,-Lerchen & Co—:r.-- 1,300
'
~
4,500
17.5Q0
-•
T,
with
the
Walston
-10 000-
:
Series
crease
company,
a
subsidiary of New England
to file a registration statement with
G.
*
Co.
Series. S,
Cominon
North Shore Gas Co.
(Mass.)—To Sell Bonds—
poses
-V.
6,000
& Co._—
Corp.——
Securities
$927,000
due June 1, 1981
Q, 2%7f, due Dec. 1, 1980
R, 3!/s7f, due June 1, 1982
Series
the
817.
Tbis
$1,000,000,000
1971_„-
1,
Outstanding
Mellen
&
Co
Wagenselier & Durst, Inc.-
S'- j'soo
Inc..■
.
Kaiser
Series
by Morris F.
nearby Hawthorne,
due -June
Beroea Mv..3%:, due" Dec;.!,; 1979__^__
Series N, 3%, due Dec. 1^* 1977
-Series O, 3%, due Dec. 1, 1975—
•
Series
Norden-Ketay
...
*" Serle3 L' 37;'due June 1,. 1974:
^
outstanding
common
and
preferred stbrk
class, at a special stockholders meeting.—V.
182, p. 1571
.
""First and refunding mortgage bonds
."Series I,' 3V2%, due June 1, 1966___
Series J, 3% ,
Dec;' 1, 1970— '
Series
of exchange would be subiect to
say n-e»8sarv
aonroval
Interstate Commerce Commission under Section ?oa
of
the
Interstate
,...
.
-
plan
Woseph,
—
Authorized','
,
f
of
..
....
CAPITALIZATICrN GIVING EFFECT TO" PRESENT.. FINANCING
?
on
on
Corp.—.
&
Union
Hewitt-^-.2,008'
bear
Trask
Tucker,- Anthony
&
Pn
payable' semi-annuallV
payable semi-annually
annum,
annum,
American
1,300
are
outstanding
.
2,000
2,000
Spencer
4,500-
poses
_
Henry F. Swift & Co.__
^
Co
&
and
887c
1,000
' 2,500
Swiss
10,000
—
____
customers
Co.
Inc.^
&
Co.,
Co.__-i_ .10,000
1,000
Weeks
.electric^ service, to .approximately i'-.w -E Hutton & Co
gasservice..to ;appx«?xiinajtely. L960j9Qfl:.?«u$-i^The Illinois Co
IncL
estimated;, tffr.be . also-elefctric"idttsd:caners). V
johtison-Lane JSpaoe
throughout'part'Of Northern and Central California.": "The
Tup
1,659,000
&
&
4,500
E- F. Hutton & Co
'
« .'
2,500
i-'
1,600
Weil,
Friedrichs
.
^
Youngberg
1,000
& Fay_—
Hope & Co., Inc.__
Howard,
com¬
,
,
_L—17.5QO
&
2,000
Co.___
Sandman______
-Hornblower &
will
Webster Securities
1,300
Collins
&
S.
1,300
—l;luO
Co.,
Strauss
S.
1,300
Meyer—
Corp.
J.
Co.—; 1,300
6,000
—
—
&
2,500
&
2,500
Co
&
Co.
Hogle
A,.
Holt
.
.
&
•Hooker
E.
new
Richards
Holmes
31,
Oct.
&
Stone
1,300
1,300
Meyer & Fox
Eubanks,
Stone &
J. B. Hilliard & Son—
Hirsch
thereafter.
sale
added
tomers. (of
.
be»
if
per
and
Stix
Sutro
J.
Boyce
Leydecker &
Co
&
son
Stroud
Hill
,BUSINESS—Company .supplies
years interest' covering 1955,
which amounts to $5.25 per $105
principal amouCt of debentures, will be paid in cash to
preferred stockholders part.cipating .in the
exchange.
•
;
borld
$25.75
thereafter
,
"first
new
per-share
PROCEEDS—Net
ex-
the presently outstanding preferred stock on the
basis of
principal amount of debentures for each
$100
par
value
of
preferred stock. At the,, time..of the exchange, it is
planned that the
the
redeemed
Stewart,
24,000
2,000
;
^
Stern, Frank,
2,000
Co._.
&
Bros.
Co.
2,000
Co,__; 12,500
Co
Stern Brothers
Co.,
&
Stein
&
Staats
Stephenson,
Henry Herrman &
■
if
Ripley
Inc.
preferred
31, i960;
first
,
-
Hayden, Miller & Co.—.2,500
Hayden, Stone & Co
4,500
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
10,000
at
value)
par
1,300
Talbot
&
Harriman
basis.for $55,363,000
changcd for
on
per
share
and
($25
stock
price
of the? 4.36^
redeemable
share if redeemed On or before
1965; $26.25 per share L
1975;
$105
Interest
$26.75
per
preferred
share.
redemption
$26.50
Oct.
on
per
The
first
Co..
R.
Co.—
&
William
Starkweather &
Hannaford
A natiorfwide investment bankifig Syndicate headed by
Smithers
S.
;.r
Co.l___ 11,500
1,600
Barney & Co.——- 24,000
Moore & Co.—.
1,100
1,300
Forgan & Co.—_ 17,500
Goldman; Sachs & Co._i_ 17,500
Goodbody & Co
2,000
Granbery," Marache & Co._
1,100
Hallgarten & Co
10,000
Halloweli, Sulzberger & Co.
1,000
the
expenses-
F.
r
Scrioner_
&
H. -Friedman;——
&
;
1,100
1,000
2,5Q0 •
6,000.
&
Agnew
Deane
Smith,
-.1,000
Glore,
,
oper.
Singer,
Corp.-
Co
Campany______
&
Shuman,
1,100
Reid
1,300
,
Shields
13,500
5,334
in
•
1,000
l/SOO"
Marshall
Maxfield
Fulton,
operat;ons_____^____i__
for peripd______i_______
provision
1954
-
revenues
other
profit
>
1955
2,500
13,500
;_
1,000
Smith,
&
Co
Stringfellow—s.
24,000
1,100
Cleveland
4;500
&
___;
Shaw, Hooker & C<n~w—^
Shearson,T Hammill
Co.-_<-
T.300r:\
Co.__
Southwest
&
Hutton
Co.,
-
Michigan Corp„__ .1,300
of
Foster
...pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Preferred Stock Offered527,019,867**eieiIeu otocK^yiieieu--
plan of exchange of the road's
5% preferred stojk for new,
unsecured, 5% debentures. Under provi¬
sions of the i .an, $58,lol,l50 .ace
amomt
oi ;m w
debentures, dated
-
i
•
56,516,509 560,684;202
iThe directors
i
'
-
63,130,928
fr.
First
The
'
1,000. f
_
4.500
Chas. W. Seranton & Co.__
Frank C, Shaughnessy & /
-
i,10O
&
.
.2,000
Co.____*
&
*
Scott
First Boston Corp.—
California
Bros,
J*
Hut2ler_J
P. Rothschild
Salomon
1,100
First
goods), mattresses, springs and upholstered furniture.
case
Pacific Coast Co.—Reports Increased Profits—„
y
estab¬
$25.50
par
The
furniture
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,. Inc.
Co.,
.
First
York, New Haven & Hartford RR.—To Issue De¬
bentures in Exchange for Preferred Stock—
1,
household
wood
revenues
182,
-Jan.
solid
manufacture
.
The
Pomeroy, Inc.
4,-500-v Sehwabacher
&
Inc.
First
New
-
which
oper.
rev.
ry.
V.
Texas
Co.__
&
1,300
Inc._—8,000
- 4,500
CO.
&
Schoellkopf;
„
1955—9 Mos.—1954
$
Railway
Railway
Estabrook & Co.i__
»<c*»hmnir xr nn
.Clement A. Evans &
Co.,
1,000
Riter
4,500-.
.gffffable Securities Corp.
c
„;
of
accounts
1955—Month—1954
.
proceeds ot-approximately $875,000 -will, be used as a part, of
financing which has as it primary objective the construction
(principally
RR.—Earnings-
•
'
„
Co
&
Co.
new
No
Central
■;
,
,
&
&
Gardner-*—'- '
&
Reynolds
11,500
Dillon
1,300
Pierce
L.
"Fahey, Clark & Co._manufacturing facilities near Athens, Texas. The company plana. - ;Fairman & Co._____
FarwelL Chapman &
loJ build
a
modern- single story furniture factory containing approxi- *
Fewel & Co._._______—___
mately 250,000 square feet near the City of Athens which is 75 miles
Field, Richards;& Co.—_i_
east of
Dallas.
The
company presently
operates factories at Dallas
expects lo continue, -of bor¬
rowing from such company as need therefor arises, for general cor¬
porate purposes, including extensions, additions and improvements to
its telephone plant.—V. 182, p. 1570.
I
V
•
New York
Eastman,
4,500
Co
1,000
17,500
plan of
of
it
which
company,
amendment./-
&
1,000
-
:
Pressprich & Cj
6,000
' 2,500 6
Douglass & Co.,-^'•>
'
ElwoFthy
Son, Inc. The suoscrtptior. dates and the underwriting terms
supplied:' by
W.
Inc.
10,000
Inc.
/
are
an
Putnam
:__r.
1,100
" 1,300
1,100
Baerwald
1,100
2,500
Dominick—_
&
V
Inc.
.
R.
Reinholdt
proceeds
which
the
-
1,000
Calvin E. Duncan & Co
at the price of $9.50 pershare.
be
to
The
a
-will be included'by ^amendment' in the• -prospectus
information with
^respect to the accepted-kM.-and -with respect to the reoffering, includ¬
ing the offering price, underwriting discounts or commissions, amount
-of
proceeds and redemption prices.
-
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 24,
^The offering- Is. to-be underwritten by..-a group headedt by Dallas
Rupe &
10,000
Piper,' Jaffray & Hopwood
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
1,000
Co
(
&
Writer & Christen-
Rauscher,
&
Co
Jackson
Webber,
sen, Inc.
Pflueger &
1,600
Co.
2,000
1,300
2,000
Co,__
Curtis
Peters,
7,000
;
&
Co
-Northwest
Paine,
Francis I. du Pont & Co._*_
'are
Cook
Ohio
1,600
1'!i00
Drexel
1,300
Pacific
S. Dickson & Co., Inc.1,300
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc
24,000
'
'
Lynch-
&
Leonard
The
Company,
Eastland,
stock held,
'ijv®..
a
11,500
ton
Moore,
"Dominick
'
1,300
2,000
& Temple-
Jones
Newhard,
Co
Davis, Skaggs & Co
covering r10O„OOO shares .cumulative convertible preferred stock,
value $6,2&.per< stfienjento be offered-for subscription by its common stockboldQv^lB .eatisfacttion of
their preemptive rights on a basis
.of one
of- preferred stock; for ,each 2.597 shares of common.
Teleph01ier& Telegraph feo^RegisterSVT-
Securities dird
filed
Exchange Commission—
Co
Miller &
1,000
:
1955
<•••
nrjii,
company
and
1,300
Inc.
1,000
—
par
.
New England
Securities
With
'
17,500
6,000
__
g;.£a
Dallas, Tex.—Registers ;•
Co.,
2,oOO
;
Pierce,
Beane_______
Morgan
1,300
at
Mfg.
Co.—______
&
&
Mitchum,
.R.
Holdings
2,000
Co,^____.
Stanley & Co.— 24,000
F. S. Moseley & Co.__:
/lOl.OOO
Mullaney, Wells & Co—' 1,100
—
Dick & Merle-Smith
New England Electric System—To Increase
1,300
The Milwaukee Co.___
1,100
&
&
Revel
1,100
Inc.
Denault
2,500
Lynch,
Fenner
4,500
Co.2
&
House
&
1,000
Inc._____
Co.
1,100
1,000
Co.__
Dain
M.
Merrill
Co
1,300
__
Crowell, Weedon & Co
Curtiss,
&
Co.—__
1,100
Co
Collins
&
&
May
McDonald
1,100
—
4,500
Inc
Burr,
4,500
3,200
Merrill, Turben & Co.,
Co
&
W.
&
&
Courts
1571
Mccormick
6,000
(Inc.)
it? members an. issue of $125,000 -of-.^
Crouter & B'odme—_
pari Tais. is-a private organization. ^ Dempsey-Tegeler &. Co.
The, Club 4s ^offering-only-to
debentures dated
See
McAndrew
4,500
Sons
&
8,000
Co._
Inc.
Masten
E.
Earle
1,300
Co
Cooley & Co.__
111.—Offering—
M.
Brothers
J.
2,000
Jullen
J.
Mason-Hagan,
11,500
Richard
//• '''■''»- -7
Old Elm Club, Fort Sheridan,
&
Marks &
Laurence
Slocumb & Co. Inc.
W.
Cohu
per
—
Irving Lundborg & Co.—,
A.
Chace, Whiteside, West &
Winslow, Inc....
Clark, Dodge & Co
-_2
Norwood, Colo.—Files With
Inc.,
Loeb,
Mason
Byllesby & Co. (Inc.)
Davidson
;:Y
.
& Co.—6,000
Rhoades &
10,000
Ryons
M.
Co.I,u00
&
1,300
Company
Sullivan & Co.,
Brown
M.
E.
Leib
1,300
and
1,300
17,o00
Brothers
1,300
__
10,000
Corp.___
Legg & Co.___—_
Co.
6,000
Co—
&
Central Republic Co.
share
through Columbia Securities Co.,
Denver, Colo. The net proceeds are to be used to pay expenses incident
to
mining operations. •
•
.
*
'.
at
offered
Carl
2,000
i
Inc
Blair
Bradford
C.
Brush,
Oct. 21 filed a lettter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par one cent) to be
on
Lester,
Inc
;
,
Co.17,500
tz
Higginson
1,600
Alex.
The proceeds from the sale of the deben¬
company's general funds.:—V. 180, p. 2399.
the
6,000,000
covering
4,500
Bosworth,
debentures
into
term.
to
William
Walter & Hurry,
Boettcher
and entitled to the benefit of a sinking
will have a term of 20 years
common
stock, at the election oi the
company
convertible
be
during
4,500
Ellis & Simmons
Blunt
and
that
&
William
now
issuance
expected
will
The
The
proceeds of the
borrowing
will be used to retire an out¬
standing mortgage loan of approximately $600,000 and the remain¬
ing 13,375 shares of outstanding 4%%
cumulative preferred stock
and
the
balance
will
be
used
to, increase
working
capital.
The
company
origi-.ally had authorized 25,000 shares of tHis preferred
1937.—V.
are
Lehman
inc.
* Norwood Uranium,
EEC
$4,600,000 in principal amount
under 3%%
promissory notes due to Aug. 1, 1970.
Goldman, Sachs & Co. assisted in arranging the loan.
in
Blair
1954.
November,
in
at
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Notes Sold Privately—The
Oct. 24 that it has borrowed
from institutional lenders
stock
backlog
sales
6,000
;
Coffin
/
—
on
is
holders,
tures
t
corporation announced
split
stock
two-ior-one
John C.
Inc.
&
Freres
Lee
6,000
Eichler & Co.___
Bingham,
of an
"
'
It
will
and
would have been shown as $59,400.84 rather than $238,978.57
shown in the balance sheet.
The surplus would have been further
as
Federal
after
year,
July 31 last was approxi¬
consisting principally of Scorpion F-89's, guided
drones. The company's backlog at July 31, 1954,
option of
fund.
company
office building
tne
consolidated
the
lor
the
at
in
increases
net
fiscal
1955
being carried on with
group
of under¬
public offering of convertible debentures
In the amount of $10,000,000. The proposed
debentures will be sub¬
ordinated to all indebtedness for borrowed funds, will be redeemable
writers
liabili¬
ties and reserves of $159,364.11; and (c) a net reduction in surplus of
$179,577.73.
If these adjustments had been made, the surplus of the
net
in
lor
s
Negotiations
Insurance,
Florida,
of
the
for
Lazard
1,300
—
Co._
&
Bear, Stearns & Co
A. G. Becker & Co.
$281,000,000
missnes, and target
amounted to $512,000,000.
circular,
offering
the
of
purchaser?.
the
upon
income
Bissell & Meeds
1,300
Earth
1,300
Co.___
&
Co
Loeb
Laird,
4,000
Bateman,
to $11,738,764,
equal to $7.89 per snare on
the
of common stock outstanding. For the fiscal year
1954, net income was $3,829,387. or $2.62 a share after
mately
use
operated
as
Baird & Co., Inc.
W.
Knowiton
Kuhn,
2,000
snares
Northrop
material representations briefly summarized below;
of such offering circular in the offering and sale
(D) that the
and
of
(C)
certain
of
respect
with in that certain
issuer and an affiliate were not disclosed in the
that the offering circular is false and misleading in
by the
$28j,'*o2,oz2
24,000
1,300
W. C. Langley & Co
10,000
Lawson, Levy & Williams3,200
J.
year.
net
ended July 31,
conditions of Regulation A have not been complied
of stock
consolidated sales and
compared witn $171,606,343 lor
1955,
31,
Frank
1,600
Baker, Watts & Co
amounted
the company
sales
July
ended
____
1,300
Alcantara
&
Baker, Weeks & Co.^_
Ball, Burge & Kraus
25.
Oct.
M.
4,500
_____
Robert
1955, were the
Wnitley C. Col¬
of this company,
tne history
in
on
Co
&
Kidder,
Peabody & Co
Kirkpatrick-r-ettis Co.
&
Bailey & Co._______—
the fiscal year ended July 31,
earnings for
lins,
A.
2,000
Bacqn, Whipple & Co._
$10,uu0,0o0 of Debentures to Public—
highest lor any year
President, said
circular, was for the extension and expansion of industrial
business and bank credit insurance and other types of insurance now
offering
being offered and for acquisition of smaller companies.
In its order the Commission asserts that it has "reasonable
and
Sales
The purpose of the financing, according to the
share.
value, at $38 per
,
1,100
1,600
17,500
1,100
Inc
Baiki'e
Earnings—
Record
Inc.—Reports
Aircraft,
Northrop
Co.,
&
Kidder
4,500
Securities
Baehe
Plans to offer
company:
Shares
2,500
Co., Ipc
Corp._
American
public suock ouering by this company. The order provides an oppor¬
tunity for hearing on the question whether the temporary suspension of
exemption should be vacated or made permanent.
"«■■
•
a
A notification of the company, filed March 22, 1955,
puoiic onermg of 5,000 shares of capital stock, $1 par
1,000,000 shares of
the
of
Kalman
51,000
Elyth & Co., Inc
suspending a Regulation
The Regulation
all
purchase
redeemable first preferred stock oi the
Shares
to be received on Dec. 7,
1955 at
Gas
Company, 441
Stuart St., Boston
Mass.
lb,
firm-commitment
a
4.36%
scheduled
JNorth
of
competitive
at
mortgage
1955
Monday, October 31,
...
four
acquire
will
Each
share
of
shares
of
the
all
corporation.
customers
Wyoming.
In
_
in
its
of
Laramie,
assets
Western's
Western's
common
stock
common
stock
value
(par
,
Wyo.
application,
Pacific
Pacific
serves
had
said
182
Volume
the
that
Number 5477
•
would
merger
Laramie
which
area,
help
..
Increased
meet
feels it
Pacific
COMPARATIVE
is
STATEMENT
expenses
the
and
Pigeon Hole
Plans Stock
30,147,780
taxes
27,302,809
capital
Net
operating
Other
revenues
Gross
$12,185,564 $11,678,669
revenues
income
Interest
and
proceeds
$7,750,417
$8,400,540
deferred
for
inc.
taxes
resulting
from
amortization
1:981,336
2,203,960
$5,769,081
$6,196,580
dividend
Preferred
$5,563,915
outstanding end of period
The
Earnings
share
per
Before
of
common
3,331,943
Consolidation
$3.57
of
$2.32
$2.14
$1.66
provision for deferred taxes
provision
•Resulting
deferred
for
from
amortization.—V.
182,
Pacific Western
The
shares
These
York Stock
the
All
amounts
share are
per
SEC
9,
Sept.
on
time
from
time
to
sales
Fed.
tax
covering
the
on
of the
Exchange at
price on the
The corporation will receive
1,070,538
570,880
200,261
125,265
547,852
395,132
189,991
$0.61
101,586
522,686
$1.68
$0.88
sidered
of
that
as
term
defined
is
the
in
be
may
con¬
Securities
Act
is
net
Mr.
that
below
price
mum
Mr.
such
but Mr. Getty has not determined
which
would
he
further
suspend
upon
to
the
outlook
stated
favorably with
for
the
that
those of
of
market
stock
of
stock
and a split
End.
Profit
Sept.
30—
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$6,217,000
$5,980,000
'
befor:;
taxes—_
Net
company
subsidiary
firm
R.
in
facilities
3,168,000
1 487 000
1,744,000
818,000
Parke,
pharmacists
the new
Italian
office and
an
throughout Italy.
Davis Italia, S.p.A., has been
combination branch and manu¬
-
facilities,
facturing
Distribution
1740.
Italy
in
will
be
Medicinali
Distribuzione
Societa
of
through
the
s.r.l.—V.
182,
Until
July
B
in
each
60c
class
share
fiscal
capital
share
6 Months Ended Aug.
Earnings
be.ore
for
Provision
in
,
1954
$946,000
$336,000
$0.41
—!
share
per
160,
$601,000
$0.65
on
may,
in
the
class
a
capital
declared
;
Bottling Co. of Long Island, Inc.—Stock
Sold—The public offering made on Oct. 19 of 300,000
shares cf common stock (par 25 cents) at $6 per share,
Johnston,
associates,
See details in V. 182, p. 1740.
Co.
&
Lemon
quickly completed.
Petaca Mining
and
was
Corp.—Stock Offered—Barrett Herrick
Co., Inc., on Oct. 25 offered 450,000 shares of common
&
The
of
B
class
from
proceeds
BUSINESS—The company
was
incorporated by and has as its prin¬
Foundation, Inc., a non-profit
corporation,
formed for the
and administering an endowment
cipal stockholder St. Michael's College
educational,
religious
and
charitable
of
creating,
benefit
The
obtained
mica
maintaining
of
Michael's
St.
founded
institution
Order.
Brothers
College, Santa Fe, New Mexico,
operated
by the Christian
and
principal business will be the milling
dumps on and the ore mined from Its
company's
from
the
claims.
The operation contemplated will include the
the minerals, the grinding of the mica, and the con¬
tantalite, monazite and other ra:e minerals
which may be found In such ores.
The company also owns a 50%
interest in 77 uranium claims in San Juan County, Utah, and intends
Petaca
mining
separation
of
centration
cf
to
coiumbite,
these
explore
develop
and
claims
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
them
EFFECT TO
if
feasible.
PRESENT
Authorized
cumulative
par value)—
fur.d
Sinking
(50c
Stock
stock
Common
100,000 shs.
(50c par value)
Preferred stock
(10c
entire
of
dividend
no
least
at
dividends
any
the
capital stock.
their intention of
shall be
capital
the
on
stock
completion-of
shares
the
GIVING
with
capital
stock
(par
A
stock
(par
20c)
the
authorized
shares
issuance
for
B
capital
upon
per
f*
"None
class
of
A
capital
of
conversion
the
annual
600,000 shs.
2,500,000 shs.
600,000 shs.
1,995,052 shs.
been called and
company-
in
of
to
proposes
new
will
feet
the
in
expenditures
of
the
of
The
the
produced
has
Nov.
before
the
or
borrowings
may
J.
which
a
It
will
other
be
purposes
company
of
to
due
that
for
new
connection
with
lack
of
will
provide
operations
and
which
the
at
will
make
by
per¬
present
time
capacity.
outstanding
4,
an
aggregate $90,000 in bank loans
The company proposes to pay these loans
1955.
due
date
out
of
cash
hand.
on
Additional
and
Oct. 21.
This stock has been purchased for
United States group headed by George
Friedland and H. M. Watkins of Philadelphia. It is un¬
that
derstood
a
this
group
has
also acquired more than
1,000,000 shares in the open market, and they now con¬
trol more than a majority of the issued capital.
Mr.
Watkins
Friedland
delphia
V.
157,
is
a
grcp
p.
is
well
known in Philadelphia financial circles.
Mr.
industrialist who is a member of the Phila¬
the oil well recently discovered in Israel.—
prominent
owning
723.
will
financed
be
stockholders on Oct.
27, 30,000 shares will be made available for subscription by key em¬
ployees. A total of 37,184 have been sold or committed to key em¬
ployes under previous option plans.—V. 182, p. 1740.
a
stock
option
plan
approved
by
the
1958 at an
the
on
interest rate of
unborrowed
balance.
loans."-
•<
Secondary
-
Offering—A
secondary offering of 21,000
(par $10) was made on Oct. 25
by Eastman, Dillon & Co. at $38 per share, with a deal¬
ers discount of 75 cents per share.
About 16,000 shares
were
sold and the balance were withdrawn.—V. 182,
p. 1740.
/;■ '
*
shares of
stock
common
Racine Hydraulics & Machinery, Inc.—Stock Offered—
&
Co.,. Milwaukee,
Wis.,
of
stock
common
p.
Oct.
on
an
19
offered to
issue of 12,000 shares
1867.
(par $1) at $8.87^ per share.—V. 176,
Radio Corp. of America—New Developments—
of
and
the
picture tube is now being used by this corporation to simplhy
lens
Center
of
by
scientists
Princeton,
at
color tubes,
Electron
on
Devices,
it was dis¬
sponsored by
Engineers.
designed
was
J.,
N.
p.t the
and
Sarnoff Research
David
the
RCA
Tube
Division
at
During several months of use in color tube production
Lancaster plant, the lens has simplified substantially the task
the
of
achieving
at an important point In manufacture of the
uniformity
21-inch
in
feet
four
color
of
radar display system which projects
high-brightness
screen
thus contributes to increasing production
tubes, according to RCA officials.
and
tube,
color
lower cost
toward
a
the Conference
at
Pa.
at
A
24
of Radio
RCA
Lancaster,
RCA
of high-quality 21-inch
production
Oct.
on
Institute
The
tiny
1,000,000
speed
closed
on
optical lens that permits the precise location
color phosphor dots oh the face of a eotor
specially-designed
over
television
diameter
and
be
can
viewed
radar images
normal
under
conditions has also been developed by the corporation for
possible use in air traffic control and other applications where large,
bright displays may be required, it was also disclosed on Oct. 24.—
lighting
V.
182,
1740.
p.
Rayonier, Inc.—Sells $80,000,000
of Notes—The
com¬
in August took down $80,000,000 of the $100,000,000
was negotiated
in July with The Prudential
Life Insurance Co. of America. This loan is represented
business
carried
by 25-year 3%%
on
since
1943 by Herbert V/. E. Riley.
On Oct. 6,
Coating Corp., a New York corporation formed in
substantially the same stock ownership and management
as the company,
and which had previously carried out certain coating
operations in connection with the company's operations, was consoli¬
1955
Polyplastex
1951,
with
dated
with
the
At the same time Pan Laminates, Inc., a
organized in 1951, with substantially the same
stock ownership and management as the company, for the purpose of
manufacturing plastic laminates, became a wholly owned subsidiary
New
of
York
the
company.
The
in
company,
corporation
operations
coating
approximately
rented
16,500
the
in
of
the
company
feet
square
New
Bronx,
are
presently
manufacturing
of
carried
out
approximately 25,000 square
5.75 acres of land.
The subsidiary owns this
plant in fee, subject to a mortgage held by the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation and a purchase money mortgage.—V. 182, p. 1572.
on
that
loan
notes requiring no sinking fund pay¬
They will mature $5,000,000 annu¬
ally Aug. 1, 1966-1979, and balance on Aug. 1, 1980.
ments
approximately
Postal
Life
Oct.
on
20
Co.—Stock
Insurance
21
offered
to
is
not
an
its
stockholders
of
record
oversubscription privilege).
the
before
company
debt.
Pine
Alaska
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF INCOME
:
9 Months Ended Sept.
sales
Net
Cost
of
*1955
30—
i
-
goods
income
on
—
applicable
minority
to
I
Net
interests-,——
$2
common
tEarnings
•1955
common
per
'
$8,715,483
939,308
2,488,502
$2.17
cumulative preferred stock
stock
on
on
43,405,881
1,758,612
832,712
8,295,000
626,205
4,086,610
$1.54
$12,244,128
dividends
Cash
75,814,912
4,115 330
1,910,750
11,187,000
405,300
■
income
Ca.^h dividends
1954
$105,677,428 $63,007,688
sold
—
-—
Selling, administrative and general expenses—
Interest expense, etc.
(net)
This offering
share
figures include the operations of Alaska Pine & Cellulose Ltd.
tBased
on
5,258,043
common
shares outstanding
at Sept. 30, 1955.
underwritten.
CONSOLIDATED
evidencing primary rights to subscribe for
45,500 shares of the additional capital stock were sold to
group
Inc.
or
on
used $58,000,000 to retire previous indebtedness to
Prudential, and $22,000,000 toward retirement of Rayonier preferred
shares.
The company also paid out of its current funds $1,695,597
toward
retirement of
the preferred stock and $13,404,225 to retire
Warrants
a
will take down the remaining $20,000,000
1957,
31,
The
com¬
the
(with
years.
The company
Dec.
Income
Offered—The
right to subscribe on or before Nov. 21 for
100,000 additional shares of capital stock at par ($2 per
share) on the basis of two new shares for each share
held
10
for
storage
and
on
by the subsidiary in a
purchased
in
1953,
and occupies
was
feet
pany
York.
Laminating operations are
plant in St. Petersburg, Fla., which
carried
by
fered to
of underwriters headed by A. C. Allyn & Co.
certain stockholders and said shares were of¬
the public on Oct. 21 at $20 per share.
shares
the
100,000
the
Piasecki Helicopter Co.—Stock Option Plan Voted—
1%
by the sale of senior securities, with the balance
from operations. Interim financing will be by bank
representing cash
be required in the future for working capital purposes.
are
PROCEEDS—The
Under
of
and
Its wholly owned subsidiary,
La¬
Pan
engaged in the development, manufacture and sale
of plastic materials.
Polyplastex United, Inc. was incorporated in New
York
on
July 25, 1946, for the purpose of Incorporating a similar
Oct.
by
'A
further stated: "It is currently estimated that the
company's cash requirements for new construction over the period
1955-1959 will aggregate about $80,000,000.
In major part this program
Inc.,
000
on
fee of
commitment
a
McLaughlin
bank
BUSINESS—Company
pany
investment
to
31,
no
minates,
has received
nounced
has
company
during the three years ending July 31,
Mr.
substantial
business
company's
products
among other advantages, Puget now has
the right
additional $25,000,000 of bonds against property as of Aug.
The
and
plant.
in operation,
.
.
000
of
plant,
new
the
required
in
share,
a
the total number
distribution. On an
on
are
shares
estimated
Is
mailed on
held of record
cents
which
bona fide residents of Wisconsin
99,800 shs.
314,000
covering
to
Citv.
$125,000
when
manufacture
mature
York
and
new
plant,
company
which
lease
a
N.
for
the
company's
diversification of the
further
be
cannot
New
relocation
capacity
Into
Union,
30
present plans to issue or sell bonds under
the modified mortgage, Mr. McLaughlin said, but it has a very favor¬
able credit agreement with a group of banks to borrow up to $20,000,-
be
and its coating operations.
The
approximately
42,000 'square
feet
and
will
present plant of approximately 16,500 square
Bronx,
proposed new
increased
in
approximately
for
and
establishment
The
entered
shares of
whereby,
principal office
cover
company's
located
the
1955
its
move
plant
replace
18,
of
be
to
two shares
dividend
a
the
increase
3,266,819
distribution
stock
share for each
declared
to
,
,
50%
a
new
also
to
proposal
a
shares
s
basis,
an
A
construction*
approved
2,177,879
..
.
to
314,000 shs.
stock
one
directors
of $1.72
Taxes
"
.«
this amounts to $1.20 a share and is equivalent to $1.80
presently outstanding compared with the current yearly
was increased from $1.64 on Feb. 15,
1955.
Each of the proposals submitted by the board was approved, includ¬
ing further modification of the company's first and refunding mort¬
stock.
Oct.
on
process
Petrol Oil & Gas Co. Ltd.-r-Sells Stock—This company
$1,100,000 through the recent sale of 1,000,shares of the company's treasury stock, it was an¬
20
from
shares
the
on
Outstanding
outstanding
The
at the
PRJOCEED3, ETC.—The net proceeds of the sale of the class A capital
are
proposed to be used by the company for additional working
capital and
in
connection
with
its proposed
plant expansion.
The
facilities
:
outstanding issue has
Oct.
on
value.
par
The
31.
Loewi
*
400,000 shs.
stock.
common
payable Nov. 15 to stockholders of record Oct. 31,
of shares to be outstanding after the 50% stock
FINANCING
•700,000 shs.
„
Insurance
usual forms
the
dividend
stock
/
■
PRESENT
dividend
1955
year
capital
financing.
20c)
capital
Of
declared
instituting
quarterly
a
class
of
EFFECT £TO
B
class
being
amount
same
the last quarter of the calendar
A
•
Outstanding
preference
value)
par
FINANCING
redemption funds
deposited with the company's transfer agent; as of Sept. 27, 1955, there
were 570 shares not yet delivered for
redemption.—V. 182, p. 918.
•The
60c
or
A
C.ass
on
the
A
necessity
unless
expressed
share
per
the
of
non-
After
stock; but
class
Class
mitting
for
the
stock
the
on
have
on
the sale of this new common stock
will
be
used
by the company for completion of mill facilities,
for
additional
equipment,
for operating
expenses
and working capital,
and
to
repay
outstanding obligations.
PROCEEDS—Net
educational
stock
capital
offers
,
(including
3%
a
share basis and after such date dividends
the board of directors, be declared on the
without
respect of
a
an
B
to
for
capital
the
on
7MjC
possible
fund
cla~s
entitled
is
and, prior to such date, after the pay¬
the class A capital stock in any fiscal year
and the class B capital stock participate
of
stock
directors
payable in
rate
share
a
declared
the public at a price of $1.75 per share.
stock (par 100) to
purpose
the
further dividends.
any
discretion
class
is
share
equipment
■"
stock
It
life
Co.—Quarterly Earnings Lower—
stock
common
share
gage
stock
Pepsi-Cola
through
capital
over
the class B capital
on
the
on
345,000
1877.
p.
A
Connecticut.
substantial
in a
selling
of
Split Voted—
Raised—Mortgage Modified—
Dividend
Issue
1881.
p.
Authorized
1955
$496,000
110,000
31—
taxes
earnings
Earnings
181-,
July 1, 1959 the class
capital stock will be convertible at the option of holders into class A
reserved
—V.
$1.02
Canadian Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
taxes
$669,000
$2,25
year
on
stock
CAPITALIZATION
Co.
class
preference
share
per
A
for
the
1959
dividend
share
of
1,
outstanding
\
*
Pen
Parker
$1,424,000
$0.43
class A capital stock (par 20 cents) at $3 per share.
payments
products
Parke-Davis
of
distributorship
$311,000
;
$0.95
*
Polyplastex United, Inc.—Stock Offered—Cohu & Co.,
York, on Oct. 25 publicly offered 99,800 shares of
capital stock
physicians and
Italy to operate
organized in
the formation of
of a new branch
and Director of Overseas Operations,
begin operations immediately and for'
would
subsidiary,
wholly-owned
Net
$15,459 000
New
the
Rome.
Vice-President
Jeeves,
present would serve
The
p.
establishment
laboratory
new
announced
18
the
and
manufacturing
the
Oct.
on
of
stockholders
1954.
ment
the
1955—9 Mos.—1954
$17,613,000
692,000
♦Aftpr preferred dividends.—V.
per
This
sh.
common
business
policies
insurance
share
per
per
Oct.
381,000
$600,000
per
cumulative
182, p. 1117.
York and
New
life
authorized
$10
735,000
profit
the
ob¬
business was
company's
of 1948 the company changed
business is now written on that
Puget. Sound Power & Light Co.—50%
The
1,335,000
—
-•Earns
or
Parke, Davis & Co.—Forms Italian Unit—
W.
$1.78
Cash
Corp.—Reports Increased Earnings—
—
Taxes
up
of the corporation.—V.
capital stbek)
said
to
or
inc., and as a result of subsequent distribu¬
in respect of the common stock (formerly
George P. Getty,
tions of
in
The directors then declared
the
.corporation take any such action on his behalf.. Mr. Getty's shares of
common
stock, -$4 par value, were acquired by him in exchange for
.
preceding
its
net profit of $17,Tuis profit is equal
consolidated net profit for
the same period last year was $18,914,709 or $1.96 per common share.
?
In
the current period, provision has been made for United States
and foreign income taxes of $18,155,000.—V. 181, p. 2017.
manufacturer
of this year, Morris B. Pendleton,
earnings are expected to compare
quarters.—V. 182, p. 1342.
and
part
of
agency system has resulted
of the company's business.
engaged
is
of
all
company on Oct. 26 reported consolidated
318,098 for the three months ended Sept. 30, 1955.
of
balance
sales
_
Its
home
an
volume
Nov. 23 at the rate of
Polaroid
any mini¬
offerings
not intend to take any action to maintain
for
the stock or
to have
any
person,
firm
Getty does
the
control
intention to offer these shares in such volume
offerings would unduly disturb the market
Getty's
price for the stock,
stock.
leading
assets
to
latter
and
Procter & Gamble
rate
at such times
and
'
of
important
York in 1905
present name
office is located
New
York.
New
The
Division.
Tools
Proto
President,
Per.
who
Inc.,
acquired
the
Los Angjles, a
$8,555,145
ships, refineries and many other industries.
Manufac¬
operations are now being transferred to the Los Angeles plant
Plomb's
As
.
of sale,
Paul Getty,
J.
Co.,
1933.
It
■
During
of the proceeds
none
offered by
being
are
underwriter
an
public.
company
States
the
in
system
the
ordinary
275,748
$0.32
the
of
company's
The
New York, N. Y.
substantially a!l of the
but
change
in
Club
1907.
Avenue,
1948
company
the
aircraft,
turing
Sales
shares
These
-
the
to
the four weeks'
Aug. 30, 1955, 29,600 shares of the common stock, $4 par
corporation were reported traded on the New York Stock
prices ranging from $40 to $447/8 per share. The closing
New York Stock Exchange on Aug. 30, 1955, was $42 Vz.
period ended
-value,
redistribution
1955—9 Mos.—1954
$9,897,168
226,851
21,
in
incorporated
was
Insurance
endowment and term
policies), individual annuities, a number of specialized.; types of com¬
bination
policies, and
group
life insurance,
all on a participating
basis.
A few early policies and certain annuities, however, are- on a
non-participating basis.
Ordinary life insurance accounts for approxi¬
mately 98%
of the company's premium income.—V.
182, p. 1503.
open-end
ratchet
wrenches
used
principally on
tubing fittings.
acquired
include
inventories,
patents,
tooling
and
certain
machinery.
Tubing Appliance's product line consists of over 150 separate items
primarily used in installing
and servicing all types of fluid lines
of
for
in
company
Jan.
on
mail,
The
The
$2,836,033
earnings
per
share.
....
agency
increase
8i8.
p.
full
a
basis.
outstand¬
Assets
in
not
com¬
of
10.
New
than
and
shares
number of
to
by
of
Life
name
Fifth
511
Prior
to
1955
shares.
the
tained
390 252
(est.)
September,
Tubing Appliance
specific [persons, firms or corporations in off-the-floor sales provided
they furnish adequate assurance that they are purchasing for invest¬
ment
the
on
quarter
$2,498,706
1955.
1955—3 Mos.—1954
taxes—
In
on
be
of
third
with
$3,409,187
„;
bef.
Federal
said exchange at the time of such offering. The shares may
oflered from time to time at a price within said range, to
also
the
for
compared
company
split-up
adopted
was
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
Exchange either at the market or at a price within a range
the bid price
and not higher than the asking price
lower
quoted
quarter
based
tabulation
the
BUSINESS—The
of
Net
became effective on Oct.
(par $1),
for sale
offered
be
with
filed
stock
common
will
250,000
at
profit
as
ing at the close of the respective periods.— >1. 182,
Corp.—Statement Effective—
registration statement
100,000 shares et
not
Oil
net
share
per
share for the first nine months of
with $3.26 for the same period of 1954.
pares
1740.
p.
year.
Up—
per
Earnings
•
Co.—Earnings
$1.54
taxes
accelerated
$1.30
for the second
share
per
total
Coal
consolidated
company reports
of $2,809,409 or
$1.16
Earns,
*
After
additional
next
by Mr. Wilson at approximately
will be used to continue the expansion of the company,
1955
or
$5,136,416
3,342,937
i
stock:
authorized
estimated
stock,
the
Plomb Tool Co.
Balance
Shares
the
increasing
on
632,665
632,665-
requirement.
of
Pittsburgh
The
accelerated
3
under
of
Prov.
Nov.
vote
J.
$2,000,000,
3,962,125
3,816,377
(net)
deductions
will
of
five-for-one
from 1,672,000 shares to 3,000,000 shares.
Wilson, President, said about 800,000 of the
would be offered for public sale around the first of
shares
$12,216,917 $11,712,542
other
reflects the following changes in the capitally
which became effective Aug. 17, '1955: (a) A
the 10,000 then outstanding shares of the
company's previously authorized cap.tai stock of the par value of
$10 per share;
(b) A reduction in the par value of the company a
capital stock from $10 per share to $2 per share; and (c) An increase
in
the
authorized
shares
of
capital stock
from
10,000
shares to
above
zation
33,873
31,353
(net)
The
of Texas, Inc., Houston, Tex.—
stock
Eugene
The
Parking
Offering to Public—
stockholders
The
1955
1954
$42,333,344 $38,981,478
revenues
Operating
in
supply.-
to
EARNINGS
OP
12 Months to Aug. 31—
Operating
demands
power
able
better
9
(1805)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
company's
net
of
general
CAPITALIZATION
proceeds
capital
from
stock
the
being
sale
sold
by
by
the
it
will
company
be
added
of
to
funds.
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
Authorized
Capital stock (par value $2
per
share)
Cash
U.
S.
250,000 shs.
FINANCING
SHEET
—
and
Accounts
Dominion
of
Canada
securities
receivable
lower of cost or market—
contractors
equipment (less reserve)
Timberlands, timber & logging facilities (net)
Funds designated for additions to property and
Inventories,
the
at
Advances
to
Property,
plant
timberlands
PRESENT
BALANCE
ASSETS—
Other
assets
logging
and
Sept. 30,'55
$7,326,804
2,755,574
13,460,192
Dec. 31,'54
$11,914,203
11,918,610
11,766,255
28,547,678
1,050,573
73,191,282
35,106,949
24,880,028
937,828
73,050,132
34,251,086
3,884,154
1,304,000
3,558,057
—
and
deferred
charges
Outstanding
150,000 shs.
Total
$165,323,206 $113,580,199
payable and accrued liabilities
$9,248,711
$8,959,418
Preferred dividends payable--——
—
313;,103
J Accrued taxes on income (net)
—-—
2,42J,z5J
Reserve for future U. 8. taxes on Income-—
1,410,000
600,000
Funded debt due after one year.—
80,000,000
71,738,500
Minority interests in Canadian subsidiaries—
7,287,167
7,099,835
•♦Cumulative preferred stock
(par $25
—23,482,687
Common stock (par $1)—.———
*5,258,043
2,071,642
Capital surplus —
—
3,301,649
2,243,125
surplus
Earned
through Tellier & Co., Jersey City, N. J., has been com¬
pleted, all of said shares having been sold, it was an¬
nounced on Oct. 27.
These shares were offered as a
BUSINESS—Company
♦During 1955, Key Employees Restricted Stock Options were exercised
a
total of 78,938 shares of common stock,
tStated at redemption
$37.50
of
price
per
Canada
of
at Dec. 31,
$12,805,890
share.
tAfter deducting
securities ($11,997,715 at
19541.—'V. 182, p. 1342.
States
United
Sept.
the
for
and
purchase
a
for cash alj of the shares held by minority stockholders
price of $25 "per share. New England Gas & Electric Association,
present owner of 2,256 shares (7.4%) of Southern* Berkshire cap¬
ital stock has agreed to sell its stock to New England Electric
System
at that price.
This offer will expire on Dec. 12.
At the present time, the Southern Berkshire company has shortthe
term
was
of acquiring,
purpose
has
company
limited
mining
for work¬
organized in Delaware on April 15, 1955
exploring and developing uranium prop¬
payable to New England Electric System totaling $1,315,000.
paid-in capital, consisting of par value of capital ^tock'and
on capital stock, totals $897,000.
The company : is offering?
stockholders the right to purchase 15,814 additional shares of capital
Its activities to
operating history.
no
acquisition and preliminary exploration
the
to
speculation.
at a price of $1 per share as a
'
announced on Oct. 25 that subscriptions
were received for 177,575 shares <90.92%) of the 195,312
shares of common stock recently offered to stockhold¬
ers.
The remaining shares were sold to the public at
corporation
and
In
expand
to
oraer
and
recognition
in
incorporated
was
the
in
equipment.
industrial business
building program
further its commercial and
of
the
intensive
new-home
the United States, Republic* in September, 1955, acquired
all
of
the outstanding
stock of Dorphone, Inc. which is now an
affiliate of Republic.
This affiliate is now producing a low priced
intercommunication
system
for
the
home
called the
"Dorphone"
throughout
is
and
presently
developing
differently
of
group
a
The
comoinations.
radio-clock
plans
company
styled
Ages Corp. — Notes Placed Privately — The
it was announced on Oct. 25, has arranged to
place privately, through Lee Higginson Corp., an issue
of $1,500,000 4% notes due Oct. 1, 1967.—V. 179, p. 1375.
Rock
of
quan¬
tity to home builders.
Other
general
EFFECT
GIVING
TO
stock
—V.
182,
Oct.
on
786,500 slis.
1,500,000 shs.
i
1504.
p.
Corp.—Preferred Stock Offered—Bache &
Resistoflex
Co.
cents)——
10
(par
25
20,000 shares of 5% cumulative
preferred stock, series A, at par ($25 per
offered
and convertible
in 5V2%
share) and accrued dividends.
series
The
the
option
per
share
share
of
A
of
of
The
preferred stock is convertible into common stock at
the holders, at conversion prices ranging from $9.75
through
stock
common
Dec. 31,
31, 1965.
through
stock
common
Dec.
to
1957
$12,125
will
proceeds from the financing will be used principally
improvements, equipment and other expenses in con¬
leasing of a new plant by the company at Roseland,
The balance of the net proceeds will be used for contingencies
N. J.
other
or
added
or
to working capital.
the
fiscal
The
charges.
Lummus
will
Company
erect
the
is
completion
and
the
use
Texas
Company
natural
from
Officers
it of
TO
Central
gas
the
of
fertilizer
chemical
new
stock,
cumulative
($25
Fertilizer Co.,
Farmers
The
Manufacturers
trustee
under
$4,700,000
stock of
Outstanding
Inc.,
chase
Trust
Co., New York, N. Y., has been
indenture
the
subordinated
In addition
to function
reserved ,?pr,.-^suance
A, and 15,000 shares
upon conversion of preferred
reserved for issue unaer the
company's restricted stock option plan.—V. 182, p. 1504.
Revere Copper & Brass
9 Months Ended
Net
sales
Profit
Provision
Net
Federal
taxes
per
182,
—V.
17,402,648
8,144,765
7,540,648
$5.85
——
;
which
provides
sinking fund
for
the
appointed
issuance
the
of
and
as
Machinery Credit Corp.,
Co.—V. 181, p. 2697.
a
member
Mohr
the
on
Associates
boards
of
Pfahler
and
9,862,000
Drug Co.—Sales Off—Profits Higher—
has
announced
opened
20
Oct.
on
branch
a
based
3,499,000
on
266,599
i>.
sales
for
against
the
shares
nine
by
T.
M.
of
capital
stock
outstanding,
for
$132,498,369
for
the
income
Net
ending Sept. 30, 1955 were $115,the like period in' 1954.—V. 182,
pared
p.
1118.
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—Financing—
with
Homes, Inc., Richmond, Ind.
—
The
nine
497,000
:
the
Registers
Commission—
and
tnderwriting
and
the
actual
price
are
to
be
supplied
t
,
montbs
ended
June
30, 1955 represented
the national sales for such
period.
approximately
.8%
of
proposed
offeHng to its
.f
1
"
•
of Georgia Power Co., its subsidiaries.
-
Stock
Peru
directors
on
Chief
and
proceeds
will be
used
for extensions
and
improve¬
company's telephone plant and equipment.
details, see V. 182, p. 1741.
Southern
Copper Corp.—New President, Etc.—
Oct.
26
elected Edward McL. Tittmann
Executive
Officer.
Mr.
Tittmann
has
to
be
Presi¬
recently
been
General
Manager of the Western Department of American Smelting &
Refining Co. with headquarters in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Southern Peru Copper Corp. is currently undertaking the development
of the large Toquepala copper deposit in Southern Peru.
The corpora¬
tion is jointly owned by American Smelting & Refining Co., Cerro de
Pasco Corp., Newmont Mining Corp. and Phelps
Dodge Corp.
The Export-Import Bank of Washington recently announced the .sign¬
ing of a loan agreement with Southern Peru Copper Corp. in an.amount
not exceeding $100,000,000 for the purpose' of assisting in financing the
United States dollar cost of carrying out the Toquepala project.
The
remaining financing of tne $205,000,000 project will be provided by the
participating companies.
,
•:
Southern Peru Copper Corp.'s copper deposits,
which include the
Cuajone and Quellaveco deposits as well as the Toquepala deposit, are
among the largest in the world. The Toquepala deposit is located about
four
56 miles inland from
Spear &
the Port of Ilo in southern Peru.
Co.—Possible
Atlas Tack Corp.
See
Delisting of Stock—
above.—V.
175, p. 921.
Square D Co.—Reports Record Sales and Earnings—
Sales and
earnings for nine months ended Sept. 30 were greater than
other comparable period in the company's 52-year history.
Magin, President, reported on Oct. 24.
Sales of the company and its wholly-owned subsidiaries for tlie
in
any
W.
F.
nine
months
recorded
$49,417,054,
were
in
the
a
21%
increase over the $40,744,367
period last year.
Net income amounted to
$3.23 a share on 1,377,480 common shares out¬
similar
equal
to
This represented a 4.1% increase over earnings of $3,134,428j
a share, in the corresponding months last year.
Magin stated that sales for the third quarter were $18,390,432,
figure higher| than in any other quarter in the past. He said that
$2.28
a
business is continuing at record levels, with orders runhing ahead
shipments and creating a growing backlog.
Magin revealed that ground has been broken for additions to
the Milwaukee facility and to the Molded Insulation Division plant,
Peru, Ind.
A plant is currently under construction at. Royal Oak,
Mich.,
to
supplement. manufacturing
facilities
of ' the Distribution
Equipment Division in nearby Detroit, and another new plant has
recently begun operations at Secaucus, N. J., according to Mr. Magin.
new
of
Mr.
182,
1954
com¬
period.—V.
181,
Co.—Earnings Up Sharply—
income.
on
of
common
net
This
amounts
stock
to
$6.07
outstanding.
share
per
These
results
on
the
compare
of
income
the
for
with
first
nine
months
the
$26,052,662 for
of. this
year
of
Oct.
and
Carpet Mills,
Inc.
above.—V.
181, p.
by $18,770,-
&
Co.
developed it.
disclosed that Aktieselskapet
biggest paper and pulp manufacturer, will be
process—known as the Zimmermann Process—
for this purpose.
Borregaard will build a $3,000,000 plant at Sarpsborg,
near Oslo,
to convert its waste pulp liquors into steam, which it will
use in the operation of its mills.
Mr.
Hill said that Borregaard has been granted
a
license, under
Sterling's patents, to utilize the Zimmermann Process commercially.
The Norwegian firm has informed him that it has already ordered
substantially all of the equipment needed for its Zimmermann Process
plant. In addition to producing all the steam required to operate the
process, the plant will produce 220,000 pounds of steam per hour, which
Borregaard will use in its mills.
Mr. Hill estimated present cost to
Borregaard of an equivalent amount of steam—using imported oil as
fuel—as being "well over $1,000,000 per year."
Mr. Hill announced these further developments relating to industrial
application of the Zimmermann Process:
(1) Sterling has granted Borregaard exclusive rights, for a term of
years, to act as its agent in Europe for the licensing of the process
under Sterling's patents.
(2) Sterling is now prepared to issue licenses to others, on a royalty
basis.
It is likewise prepared to design and supervise construction of
the necessary plant facilities, and to guarantee performance of Zim¬
mermann Process plants built to its design and specifications.—V. 182,
Norway's
the
utilize
first
Stone Container Corp.—Reports Record Sales—
With
.
a
Share for
Their Holdings—
company
right to
recently
subscribe
on
or
offered
two
shares
-New
held.
England
shares of the
No
of
record
Oct.
13
the
Oct. 28 for 15,184 shares
of capital
on the basis of one new share for each
fractional
Electric
stockholders
before
stock at par ($25 per share)
of
$25,271,000
surpassed any
Oct.'24 by Norman H.
shares
System,
will
which
be
owns
issued.
about
capital stock of Southern Berkshire,
or
first nine months of 1955, this
new ~ company record for
tb^ee quarters
previous full-year figure, it
was announced
Stone,.'President and Board Chairman.
or
showing
for
1954
27 928
is making an offer
was
$25,057,000,
$18,230,000, and the
highest annual figure up
then.
profit for the first nine months of 1955 amounted to $1,119,750,
a share,
as against $737,900, or $1.05, for the corresponding
a year ago.—V. 182, p. 1059.
$1.60
period
Style-Rite Homes
Corp.
(Ohio)—Class A
Stock
Of¬
fered—Carr &
Co.,. of Detroit, Mich., on Sept. 29 pub¬
licly offered 300,000 shares of 6% participating cumula¬
tive convertible class A stock at par ($1 per share). Of
the total, 150,000 shares were offered on behalf of the
corporation and 150,000 shares on behalf of certain sell¬
ing stockholders.
PROCEEDS—The
ance
and
following
92%
jtfie
for,
,a
Sales for the first nine months of last year were
Southern Berkshire Power & Electric Co.—Stock Of¬
I
sales
corporation not onljr has set
on
fering—Minority Shareholders Offered $25
The
the
960.
p.
to
Inc., at 101.123%
oversubscribed.
to
full-year
1882.
Oct. 48* through Halsey, Stu¬
and accrued interest, was
See details in V. 182, p. 1741.
made
was
New
James Hill, Jr., Chairman of the Board,
Net
art
in
but also has
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Debentures
Sold—The public offering of $30,000,000 3Y4% deben¬
tures, which
a revolutionary new process,
organic waste liquors into power, was announced on
York by this corporation, whose engineers discovered
converts
19
Borregaard,
1954.
(Alexander) Smith, Inc.—Proposed Consolidation—
See Mohawk
large-scale industrial application of
which
$34,328,933
were
first nine months
1613.
p.
Sterling Drug Inc.—Discovers New Process-
by
plant. additions apd, .the purchase of
ment, for the purchase of land tb 'be' developed as a new subdivision
In Richmond, Ind. and for addition to working capital.
The company is
principally engaged in the business of designing,
manufacturing and, selling prefabricated homes through
its
sales
representatives to builder dealers. Two wholly-owned subsidiaries of
the company (True Value Homes, Inc. and Modern
Developments, Inc.)
ere
engaged in the erection of houses using prefabricated packages
supplied by the company. The company 1 believes that it is the 13th
largest In the prefabricated homes industries and that its sales in the
further
The
dent
on
financing
additional equip-
for
$85,646,413,
was
$3,560,612. Current assets exceeded current liabilities
999.—V. 182, p. 514.
such proceeds for the prepayment of a mortgage note, for. the
organiza¬
tion of a wholly owned
acceptance corporation to be used for
purposes,
1955
corresponding
were
The proceeds from the sale of the 80,000 shares of common stock to
be • sold by the company will be added to its general funds and will
be available for any corporate purposes. The company intends to use
•
months of
the
On Sept. 30, 1955, current assets amounted to $22,331,611
including
$4,228,771 of cash and-government securities; and current, liabilities
the
offering
taxes
shares
sales
Net
amendment.
•
for
ended
consolidated
compared
remaining 60,000 shares are to be
told to the underwriters by Charles F. Travers, President and founder
cf the company, and Carol F. Travers, his wife. The stock is to be
underwritten by Cruttenden & Co. of Chicago, 111. The terms of the
company
first nine
$1,168,713 for the corresponding
period of 1954, equal to $2.35 per share on the same number' of
common
shares then outstanding.
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC On
Oct. 25, 1955 covering 140,000 shares of its common stock, $1
par
value. The proposed maximum offering price is stated to be $5
per
£hare. 'With respect to the 140,000 shares of common "stock of the
shares so offered, 80,000 are to be issued and
sold to
the under¬
by
the
reports consolidated net income of $3,021,111 for the
Sept. 30, 1955 after provision for Federal and
company
months
Canadian
This
writers
for
$89,544,914
1357.
with
Richmond
Co.—Quarterly Earnings Higher—
Simonds Saw & Steel
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd. of Montreal, Canada, recently offering
$3,000,000 4'/2%
sinking fund debentures and 15,000 shares of $10O
par cumulative redeemable 4%% first preferred stock. These offerings
Were oversubscribed.
With Securities and Exchange
the
to
For
First
the
Shell Oil
year.
months
the
$5,500,000 of common stock of Alabama Power Co.
PROCEEDS—Net
ments
plant in Utrecht, Holland, it
Erdtsieck, Vice-President and
This company has announced a net income, including that of all
wholly-owned subsidiary companies, of $31,149,129, equal to $1.13 a
share, for the third quarter of 1955. This compares with $26,109,365,
or 95 cents a share, for the third
quarter of 1954.
outstanding. This compares with net profit of $1,882,951, equal
per share, after provision of $1,900,000 for Federal income
to 54 cents
Total
under
1955.-
Southern Continental Telephone Co.—Preferred
Sheaffer Pen Co.—Opens Dutch Plant—
American company's Dutch
operations
will supply
France, the Benelux countries, Denmark, Finland, Norway and West
Germany.
The new plant, Jade-Drake Writing Materials, N. V.,
began manu¬
facturing operations on Oct. 1, the Iowa industrialist disclosed.
The company also has three factories in Iowa and manufacturing
subsidiaries in Melbourne, Australia and Goderich, Ontario, Canada.
V. 182, p. 1505.
company reports net profit for the nine months ended Sept.
1955 of $2,912,417, equal to 85c per share, after provision of $3,420,000 for Federal income tax, based on 3,426,006 shares of capital
corresponding period of last
1,
Mr.
This
tax,
additional
an
$4,442,889,
debentures.
post at Security Electronics, he will continue
new
financial consultant
company
Initially
30,
etock
182r
Offering—White, Weld & Co. is manager of an under¬
writing group that made a public offering on Oct. 26 of
30,000 shares 5xk% cumulative preferred stock at par
($25 per share), plus accrued dividends.
[The public
offering was not made on Oct. 20 as previously reported.
—ED.]
Treasurer.
720.
p.
Rexall
143,094,835
$6.30
a
share
Nov.
182, p. 1505.
—V.
(W. A.)
18,237,765
10,093,000
income
to his
as
Hoffman
This
was
on
—
common
S.
Manufacturing
1954
180,083,593
taxes
Income
Earnings
—V.
Federal
for
1955
L„
.-_i
-
before
U.
Inc.—Earnings Increased—
Sept. 30—
subscriptions
to
record
and $8,500,000 of common stock
a
Urban
T.
Thompson, nationally known authority on
commercial
financing, has been elected Executive Vice-President and a director
of this corporation and its operating Division, Security Check Register,
it was announced on Oct. 26 by Glen M. Nfelson, President.
rr \
20,000 shs.
'408,63$ shs.
—
the
reduce
standing.
,
*51,282 shares
stock, 5%
series
to
System'—V.~
to apply the proceeds to the payment of $15,000,000 of outstanding bank notes and the balance, together with treasury
funds to the extent required up to approximately $3,500,000 to pur¬
Security Electronics Corp.—New Official-
par
value),
issuable ip. series
100,000 shs,
5%
series A, convertible——— ',
Common stock ($1 par value)
*1,000,000 shs.
'
used
up to 11 a.m. (EST) on Nov. 1, at Room 1600,
17, N. Y., receive bids for the purchase from
1,507,303 shares of its common stock as shall not be
the
pursuant
Robert
include
company
cooperative owned by 15 manu¬
facturing members which serve 1,400,000 farms in 12 north central
staffs and which operate 21 fertilizer plants.
Central has contracted
to purchase the entire
output of St. Paul Ammonia Products. L*
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Preferred
be
Electric
Southern proposes
or
EFFECT
such of
common
Campbell, Chairman; D.
A.
Williams, President and
G. Bruce
Brown, Vice-President,
Mr. Campbell is also President of the MidWestern
Industrial Gas Co.
and
Mr, Williams is Chairman of The
year
GIVING
will
England
will
company
Paul.
ended June 30, 1955, the company
had net sales of $3,523,535 and net income of $122,972, equal to 30
cents per common share.
The backlog of orders at the close"of the
recent
fiscal year was
over
$1,500,000.
Net sales for the Quarter
ended Sept. 30, 1955 were $1,166,305, compared with $679,584 in the
corresponding 1954 quarter.
CAPITALIZATION
$379,600
New
G.
■.
,
other
and
expected by the end of 1956.
The plant
partial oxidation process to produce
and, when gas service is interrupted,
from fuel oil.
Northern Natural Gas Company has agreed to enter
a
long-term contract to serve the company, and fuel oil will be
available from the new Socony-Southern
production refinery at St.
will
is engaged in the production of specially
engineered flexible, resistant and corrosion-free hose, hose assemblies,
pipe and tubing. These products are made from high resistant resins.
During the fiscal year ended June 30, 1955, approximately 55% of
the company's
total dollar sales were to the aircraft industry; 7%
to the chemical processing field and related industries;
17% to com¬
panies in the industrial field; and 21%
to a wide variety of other
EARNINGS—For
financing
which will be located 12 miles south of St. Paul, Minn.,
rated capacity of 200 tons of anhydrous ammonia per
a
hydrogen
BUSINESS—Corporation
fields.
have
plant
the
corporate purposes
$16,000,000
A
preferred stock.
plant,
interests
leasehold
with
—
day, or 58,000 tons of nitrogen a year.
The company is allocating
approximately $13,500,000 of the proceeds of the financing to physi¬
cal facilities and the balance to pre-opening expenses, working capital,
per
PROCEEDS—Net
for
nection
Expansion
Plans
—
of a plant to produce anhydrous ammonia and other
nitrogen products was announced on Oct. 25.
White,
Weld & Co. has negotiated the private placement of se¬
curities of the company, including a $9,300,000 41/2%
bank loan due April 1, 1963; $4,700,000 5^2% subordi¬
nated debentures due Oct. 1, 1965; and $2,000,000 5V2%
interim notes due Jan. 1, 1958 and payable at maturity
Outstanding
of
to
Co.—Bids for Common Stock—
Southern
The
program for this corporation to provide for construction
PRESENT FINANCINIG
Authorized
Common
Arranged
purposes.
CAPITALIZATION
payable
.
250 Park Ave., New York
St. Paul Ammonia Products, Inc.—Private Placements
from the sale of the stock will
be used to pay
for expansion of production facilities, for research,
oevelopment and testing of new products, for working capital; and
proceeds
net
PROCEEDS—The
,
a share, a total par
value of $379,600.
to stockholders at $25 a share ind
be sold to New England Elect* 1C System
$25
per
company,
radio and
sell them in
to
notes
1741.
share by the underwriting group headed by
The First Boston Corp. See also V. 182, p. 1573.
$18.75
fiscal year.
preceding
the
lor
engaged
is
electronic
of
beings offered
are
Issuable
Rochester Telephone Corp.—Stock Subscriptions—This
In New York, on April,
development, manufacture and sale of
For the year ended April 30, 1955,
net sales amounted to $597,255 and net profits after taxes were $53,148.
This compares with net sales of $426,380 and a net loss of $42,688
BUSINESS—Company
1951,
precision
value
par
short-term
The company
10 cents)
a
shares
any unsubscribed shares will
at that
price.
The proceeds
date have
of certain
holds under assignments of mining leases an aggregite
37 unpatented mining claims located in the Big Indian District,
San Juan County, Utah.—V. 132, p. 1740.
•'*
of
stock
These
claims.
of
Republic Electronic Industries Corp.—Stock Offered—
Keene & Co., Inc., of New York City, on Oct. 25 publicly
offered an issue of 300,000 shares of common stock (par
notes
while
p.
The
been
,
,
exploration
to be used to pay for
erties.
and
1955
30,
are
additional property and used
acquisition of
possible
ing capital.
$165,323,206 $173,580,193
Total
proceeds
PROCEEDS—The net
costs,
to
at
premium
speculation.
54,648,636
58,817,636
-—.
pleted—The recent public offering Of 3,000,000 shares of
common
stock (par one cent) at 15 cents per share,
for
Dominion
Offering Com¬
Rio de Oro Uranium Mines, Inc.—Stock
liabilities—
Accounts
sale
of
net
cash
proceeds to the
company
150,000 shares of class A stock
from
will be
the issu¬
used
for
the
following amounts and in the following
order
of priority:
(1) Payment of Federal income taxes, approxi¬
mately $40,000; (2) Sales expansion, $15,000; and (3) the balance
purposes,
in
the
•Volume 182
Number 5477
of-approximately-$69,250
for
general
6%
Common
A
^ d
payment
of
first
oi
each
stock,
of
the
of
dividends
in
share
6%
value,
par
120,000 shs.
for
reserved
are
cumulative
participating
all
"State
stock
can-
entitled
are
six
of
of
payable
the
declared
stock.
In
1956.
with
said
the
of
payable
before the
share
common
1,
equally
on
out
receive
dividends
per
June
participates
dividends
to
cash
cents
holders
be
will be
no par value,
Body."
Regulatory
cumulative
the
to
stock
basis.
whole
common stock,
rate
shall
A
stock
common
on
cumulative
convertible
class
resolution
of
stock
A
be
may
in
or
the
board
on
chased in the open
above
price
market for
price not in
a
of the redemption
excess
specified.
All
or
any
of
stock
at
any
time
the
6% participating cumulative convertible class"A
outstanding, at the option of the holders thereof,
may be convertible at-any time up to the date fixed for the redemption
thereof into
fully paid and non-assessable
at the rate of
pating cumulative
convertible
class A
shares'; $1
common
share of common stock for
one
value
par
each share of 6%
sole
•ales
business
of
for
agency
Style-Rite
stock.
Homes,
consisted
Inc.
the1
tinued
of
acting
a
as
Home
The
business
principal
Marion
of
both
Style-Rite
whereupon
companies,
Homes,
dissolved.
was
Road,
■'
executive
offices
the
of
company
at
located
are
659
Ohio.
7,
GIVING
'
'
v.
The company is principally engaged in
the business of designing,
manufacturing and selling prefabricated homes through the company's
representatives to builder-dealers.—V. 182, p. 1381.
sales
of
This
company,
it was announced on Oct. 19, has applied to the
California P. U. Commission for authority to borrow $1,750,000 from
four insurance companies by selling to them its first mortgage 4V*7o
The four lenders
National
Life
Pacific
and
in
due
company's operations
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co., Lincoln
are
Co,,
Life
Lire
Bankers
Insurance
Nebraska
of
Co.
insurance
Co.
The company operates in Los Angeles,
Suffolk
The
4!/2%
2641.
p.
Trust
registrar
Co.,
and
York,
New
paying
N.
for
agent
sinking fund bonds due Aug.
operating
those
than
-
>
In
has
Oil
line
has
Y.,
served
the
its
tanker
17-year-old
132,000
first
182,
1953
barrel
fleet
Oil
Sun
M.
has
tankers to
its
fleet
S.
Maritime
Pennsylvania
S.
survivor
and
added
has
sold
four
five
this
plans,
company
II
tropedoes
Sun.
World
of
War
Germany
deadweight
30,000
partner¬
ton
approval
ships with the
over-age
super¬
Administration.
big, fast supertankers have a combined estimated annual
cargo carrying capacity of 28 million barrels of petroleum from Gulf of
Mexico
No
the
to
ports
approximately
all
of
15
and
crews
can
with
used
were
Oil
Sun
vessels,
fly the
five
The
coast.
old
could
vessels
corporation
Force's
President,
they
in
building
the
built,
American
are
supertankers,
the
Like
manned
funds.
Co.
United States flag.—V.
said
and
transport
182,
other
by
in
Ameri¬
and
52
pp.
ships
417.
transport,
this
and
agreement
U.
S.
McCulloch,
ailerons
reached
with
the
of
Georgia
Division
of
firm's
into
well
The
C-130A
manufacture
be
will
be
twelfth
the
TEMCO-manu-
use
assemblies.
TEMCO
since
P2V
has
"Neptune,"
wing sections for the Lock¬
bomber.
Earlier
this month
Navy
patrol
Lockheed's California
a
selected
was
manufactured
by
and manufacture two major assemblies
United States'
first
turbo-prop
Division
to
engineer,
"Electra,"
for the Lockheed
transport.—V.
182,
721.
p.
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—Definitive Debs.—
ended
4 V* %
debentures
due
Sept.
1,
1974
are
available
for
livery in exchange for temporary debentures at T!*e Chase Manhattan
43 Exchangt Place, New York, N. Y.—V. 182, p. 1381.
•
Oil
Texam
See
Texas
income
$24,166,795,
hands
of
months
the
For
$7,227,223,
$7,867,840,
share
stock
Gas Co.—Merger
State
the
equal
of
three
equal
or
Co.
below.—V.
182,
p.
to
nine
$2.41
months
per
This
1954
of
months
ended
share
ended
the
on
with
compares
$23,383,688
Sept.
or
Sept.
30,
shares
with earnings for the nine months ended Sept. 30,
anticipated reserve for Federal and State taxes on in¬
of $1,027,795, which is equivalent,
after provision for • preferred dividends, to 71 cents per share on the
same number of shares of common stock.—V. 182, p. 515,
This
1964
compares
(after an
10,020,000
sales
net
1955,
totaled
30,
per
1955
to 72 cents per share, compared
78
cents
per
for
share
earnings
for
1954
periods
split in December, 1954.
the
of
at
stock
common
Calif.,
Azusa,
sion
give
effect
in
the
in
the
nine
to
the
were
1954.
of
Per
three-for-one
revenue
from sulphur sales totaled $68,724,567 for the nine
period and $20,484,469 for the third quarter of 1955 compared
$62,094,152 and $22,027,471 for the respective periods last year.
182, p. 418.
Gross
months
with
—V.
since
total
This
ger
company
of Texam
became
the
National
Oil
& Gas
Co.
on
Sept. 1,
of Johnston, as the
one.—V.
Co.—Merger Effective—
is the continuing corporation resulting
effective
name
present
Petroleum
182,
p.
into
the
1955.
Johnston
Under
the
Oil
&
from
Gas
agreement
surviving enterprise,
was
the
with
182,
GIVING
to purchase equipment,
capital, etc,
used
will be
proceeds
working
.
stock
10
(par
has
and
querque, N. M.
The company
its
4,700,000 shs.
10,000,000 shs,
cents)
BUSINESS—Corporation
1955,
Outstanding
Authorized
■
11,
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
in New Mexico, on April
915 Simms Building, Aiou-
incorporated
was
office
principal
at
with
Co.,
of
changed
to
the
Texas Oil Producing Co., Inc., Dallas, Texas—Stock
Offered—Alexander Watt & Co., Inc., on Oct. 19 offered
stock
(par 10 cents)
.
acqui¬
of
Pipe which was privately owned, was founded in
original investment of $25,000 and has grown to a net
an
1932
worth
through retained earnings. Sales
in recent years have grown from $3,402,000 in
1950 to the current
estimated
$10,000,000
for
1955.
Profits have risen proportionately.
Under
the terms of
the acquisition. U. S. Industries acquires all
of the assets and assumes the liabilities of Southern Pipe & Casing
in
return
for
the payment of $3,715,000 in convertible
debentures.*
Southern becomes a USI division, without change in its management
entirely
$3,000,000
than
of; more
Southern
of
President
Stumm,:
A.
Pipe
&
Co.,
Casing
pointed out that Southern, with 40 acres of land and 180,000 square
feet of manufacturing floor space under roof in the industrial section
near
Azusa,
has an annual capacity for turning out substantially
more
than its current rate of sales without any new capital expenditures,
•
that
announced
27
Privately — Lehman
Brothers on
it has sold $3,715,000 of U. S.
Sold
Debentures
Oct.
Inc.
,~
.
subordinated convertible deben¬
%
4
and accrued interest.
100%
debentures
The
share.—V.
182,
convertible
are
into
common
stock
Valcar Enterprises,
V
•
-
3 Months
$482,982
21,009
6,845
.
.
sales
income
Federal
before
Federal
income
taxes
taxes—
6 Months
$967,197
*3,595
Cr1,432
$14,164
Period Ended July 31, 1955—
Profit
»$2 "53
profit
*Loss.
I
directors
The
per
Inc.—Reports Profit for Quarter—
To Redeem Preferred Stock—
Net
$14,285
at
1742.
p.
Oct.
on
decided
18
stock for redemption.—V.
preferred
to
call
the remaining outstanding
178, p. 764.
has
no
known ore
reserves
of uranium or
minerals.
other
leases issued by the State of New
5,052.22 acres located in Hidalgo
These leases are tor a primary term of three
years
and as long thereafter as minerals in paying quantities are
produced, subject to payment of annual rentals.
The rentals have
been
paid for the lease year ending March 23, 1956.
The
"Karim," "Fred L." and "Little John" claims are located in
the
Gold
Hill
Mining district, Hildaigo and Grant Counties,
New
The
company
holds 11 mining
aporoximately
embracing
County,
New
Mexico.—V.
According to
name, a new capital
coroorate structure for this company.
.
order to reflect a wider diversification of interest and activities,
181,
p.
Minneapolis, Minn.—Reg¬
Exchange Commission—
Manufacturing Corp.,
underwritten
The
writing terms are
The
proceeds
by
a
group
subscription
headed by Piper, Jaffray
dates, subscription price
to be supplied by
will
initially
be
& Hopwood
and under¬
amendment.
added
to
general funds of the
working capital
the
and will be available for capital expenditures,
maximum aggregate
amount
to
be
realized from the sale
of the
shares is $1,262,970.
According to the prospectus, the company, together with its subsidiary,
Whirlwind, Inc. is one of the largest manufacturers in the United
States of power lawn mowing equipment, and in the opinion of manage¬
ment is
the largest
manufacturer of Institutional type power lawn
mowers.
It
also
manufactures
power
snow
plows and has recently
commenced the manufacture of a line of stationary home power tools.
other
—V.
164,
corporate
p.
purposes.
new
company
3460.
Y.—Stock Offered—
1613.
Co.—Building Additions to Plants—
feet are being added to
and another 30,000 square feet
Pa. plant.
The additions, all
scheduled
for completion
during the first six months of 1956 will
bring the company's total production area to approximately one mil¬
lion square feet.
The company manufactures air conditioning, heating,
ventilating and heat transfer equipment.
new
As an exam¬
acquisition.
provide stock that would be readily available for the financing
proposed acquisitions,
the company is recommending that
stockholders approve the establishment of a class of 400,000 shares
such
of
preferred stock, and an
stock to 2,000,000 shares.
of
The
would be used for acquisitions, would
dividend stock, redeemable at $53 a
shares of $2.28
400,000
of
consist
increase in the present authorized common
which
stock,
preferred
days' notice, convertible into common
of two common shares for each preferred share, and
share
60
on
additions
stock at the rate
cumulative to the
earned.
extent
authorized
the
in
Increase
common
stock
to
2,000,000
shares,
Mr,
would provide 500.000 shares lor those now outstanding;
to cover warrants now outstanding; 800,000 shares for oi preferred stock; and leave 575,000 shares available for
said,
shares
conversion
acquisition and expansion purposes.
of
Revision
the company's
the
facilitate
the
streamline
corporate structure, Mr. Scott said, would
acquisition and operation of new compan.es and
management of present subsidiaries.
In order to
would
place
the company in younger hands, he pointed out,
stockholders are also being asked to amend by-laws to provide that
directors shall be eligible to serve only to the age of 70 years.
This
would retire from the board three present directors whose ages range
of
management
the
from
71
to
years
advisory
and
who
would become members of
an
board.
the
Under
Van
J.
Norman
Scott,
Y.
93
years
structure, the top management group of
Industries, Inc. will consist of Donald P. Hess, Chairman;
new
corporate
and Herbert I. Segal, Chairman of the Execu¬
and Chairman of American
succeeds F. D. Van Norman, who becomes Chairman
President;
tive Committee.
Mr. Hess, former President
Bosch Arma Corp.,
Emeritus.
Four
subsidiary companies,
Automotive
Co,,
Equipment
Van
Morse
Norman Machine Co., Van Norman
Twist Drill & Machine Co. and
Tool Co., will operate with their own Presidents, Vice-Presidents
other officers.
Mr. Scott, however, will act as Chairman of each
Super
Brooklyn Towers, Inc. above.—V. 182, p.
Trane
Inc.
for
of these companies,
and
Two
that the name of
ple of this diversification of interest, Mr. Scott said, the company is
currently negotiating for the acquisition ot a well-xnown electronics
manufacturing
business whose
products, and engineering personnel
would be of importance in advancing automation designs of machine
tools.
Other companies whose managements, products and facilities
would blend into the Van Norman operations are also under negotiation
proposed
The
Towers Hotel Corp., Brooklyn, N.
See
a
management is recommending to stockholders
be changed to Van Norman Industries,
the
2605.
isters With Securities and
be
and
structure
Mexico.
Minneapolis.
President, the stock¬
announcement by J. Y. Scott,
an
asked on Nov. 30 to approve a new
holders will be
125,000
Toro
Diversification, etc.—
will
represent
company,—V.
182,
totaling
90,800
square
Van
See
a
majority
1506.
Norman Industries,
Van
Norman
Segal will be directors
executive committee of each
and Messrs. Scott, Hess and
p.
which
merger,
-
To
presently
the company's La Crosse, Wis., plant 4,
is under construction at its Scranton,
common
i
running at the rate of
Southern
(N. M.)—Stock Offered—
Colo., is offering 3,000,000 shares
par
(10 cents per share) as a
prospecting,
CAPITALIZATION
the mer¬
861.
publicly 600,000 shares of
*
gas.
year,
a
acquisition follows by less than a month the company's
Garrett Oil Tools, Inc., of Longview, Texas.
The
sition
and
Texas
and
represents one of USI's larger acquisitions
its diversification program started in 1949. It raises USI's present
annual sales volume to about $100,000,000.
,
$10,000,000
In
net
for exploratory
pay
and
earnings
net
oil,
its second acquisition of"'- 1955 it
Southern Pipe & Casing Co. near »
welded steel pipe for the transmis¬
is
of
manufacturer
a
Pipe & Casing, with sales currently
Southern
about
the
PROCEEDS—The
company
share.
period
This
26.
Oct,
on
water,
of
completed
has
corporation
announced
Net
speculation.
to
to
with net earnings of
like
Inc.—Acquisition—
U. S. Industries,
The
$23,906,684
Honnold & Co., Denver,
of
shares
income
net
$2.33
period of $1,155,000)
that
for
come
at
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
25, 1955 covering 42,099 shares of common stock, $1 par value,
to be offered for subscription by its common stockholders at the rate
of one share for each four shares held. The unsubscribed shares are
amounted
nine
other
Federal and
is equivalent,
share on the 951,565
and
Oct.
861.
1955
Sept.
provision for preferred dividends to $2.16 per
of common stock outstanding.
after
This
Effective—
Sulphur Co.—Earnings Increased—
for
stockholders.
period
'
'
,
National Petroleum
Gulf
Texas
Net
&
&
America—Earnings Rise—
this company and its subsidiaries for the
30, 1955, alter interest; depreciation, and
was
de¬
Bank,
2,573,508
covering
value. The registration
such registration which
par
and; after provision of $2,725,000 for estimated
taxes on income, amounted to $2,403,264, which
Scott
Definitive
$1
requiring
961.
Mexico
1950
of
against $17,415,000 in the same period last year,
Afte*
provision for estimated Federal taxes, net income for
months period was $678,603 or $1.49 per s.iare as compared
$241,000 or 53 cents per share in the same period in 1954—V.
the
at
military aircraft to in¬
manufactured by TEMCO.
It
major assemblies currently
Lockheed-designed aircraft destined to
factured
TEMCO
performed
first-line
third
Is the
tool
will
Mr. McCulloch said the work will extend
1957."
C-130A
corporate
heed
of
portion
Garland, Texas, plant.
of
stock
profits of
net
Estimated
months
nine
first
the
Commission
Exchange
&
stock
common
charges
third quarter
the
for
Common
McCulloch said.
TEMCO's
the
nine
are being prepared by Lockheed, prime
revolutionary, 40,000-pound-capacity transport,
the
months of
nine
first
Thunderbird Uranium Corp.
the
for
will
fabricate
and
assemble
for the turbo-prop-powered
company
flaps
Securities
common
Van Norman Co.—Plans
Robert
*
Oct.
on
the
for
gains over the like period of last year, it
24 by C. B. Smythe, President,
Operations
substantial
For
necessary
tures, due Nov. 1, 1970, convertible into common stock
at $14,285 per share.
The debentures, acquired from
stockholders of Southern Pipe & Casing Co., were priced
1954.
of
Corp.
covering the work
Contracts
the
assemblies
and
1955
30,
j
this corporation on
Industries,
ended
current year
during the three months
would have been substantially greater
except for the three-week strike in August, he added.
Operations of Thew during tne balance of 1955 are expected to con¬
tinue favorable and the year as-a whole will be better than last year,
said Mr. Smythe in discussing the outlook.
<
i- '
During the three mopths ended Sept. 30, 1955, net sales, amounted
to $7,628,435 as compared with $5,044.000yin the like period, last year.
Net Income for the period was $110,503 equal to 24 jcents per share
of the
455,946 shares of common stock outstanding, » This compares
with net income of $87,000 or 19 cents per share in the third quarter
P.
16.
said
wing
an
major
combat
earnings of this company
and
Aircraft
manufacturers
Mr.
manufacture
"Hercules"
Oct.
on
outer
under
Lockheed
•
will
C-130A
McCulloch
Mr.
center
SEC
Co.—Sales and Earnings Up—
Shovel
Thew
that oi tne
equipment. •
personnel,
America, New York—Files With
per
Sales
Temco Aircraft Corp.—Air Force Contract—
This
'-Air
Outstanding
'-439,000 shs.
800,000 shs.
—
corporation on Oct. 21 filed a letter of notification with the
60,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
for working capital.
The major purpose of the company will be to make participations
in ventures in and relating to the fields of entertainment.
handle
barrels.
subsidies
financed
fleet
Sun's
East
million
13
Government
being
cents)
25
(par
covering
$3
earnings
four
The
PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING EFFECT TO
418,
p.
announced
modernization
motorship,
of
U.
as
presently
The
SEC
the
be
the
all
Richard
Sept.
fierce fire at sea, was bought by the Bremen,
ship of Schlussel Reederei-D Oltmann & Co.
the
well
is
Authorized
stock
Theatre Carp, of
mortgage
1979.
15,
and
Since
the business
of
areas
as
it
which
in
areas
.
—V.
appointed
been
of
$5,000,000
Co.—Sells Oil Tanker—
with
sold
The
to
company
presently
the
showed
Sun
under
Texas and Louisiana other
to further expand its service
operating.
The operating
company
has determined that it is economically feasible to service
retail outlets located within a 250 mile radius of its warehouse by
trucks and its expansion program presently contemplates the establish¬
ment of subwarehouses and the acquisition of equipment.
the
of
of
was
Corp.—Trustee Appointed—
Barkers
trustee,
County, Calif.—V. 180,
the company plans to extend
funds become available,
*
including,
space,
the Cities of
company.
at
The proceeds would be used to repay bank loans and for expansion.
(
competitive conditions directly by the operating company from approxi¬
mately 200 manufacturers. During the year 1954 there was no company
which supplied more than 57c of the total purchases of the operating
As
with
months
retail outlets.
sold by the operating company is purchased
630
merchandise
production
requirement for registration of common stock
to issue if all outstanding warrants were
Oct. 26 filed a registration state¬
with
exercised,
The
Beaumont, Port Arthur, Orange, Conroe, Freeport,
Bayou,
Galena Park, Hempstead, Brenham,
and
and Lafayette and Lake Charles, Louisiana, through
Texas
Crosse
La
Greens
approximately
The
conducted in
are
lees
the
statement
might be
issued
through exercise of Tri-Continental warrants at
any future
time.
No Issuance of a large number of these shares is in prospect
but registration at one time to cover all possible requirements permits-,
a saving in cost over several piecemeal registrations.—V.
180, p. 2341.*
Baytown,
Humble,
additional
the
...
would
it
be
shares
formulated.
operating
quaa- -
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
ment
equipment,J
1955,
organized May 5,
was
scheduled for
will be the fourth
Complying
Houston, on Oct. 7 offered
stock (par 25 cents) at $1
in Delaware and
is the owner of all
of the issued and outstanding capital stock of
Lone Star Toy Co., a corporation organized on Sept. 3, 1953 in Texas.
The latter company is engaged in the sale of toys by means of rack
merchandising. The Company is authorized to engage in the business
carried on by the operating company, but initially will be a holding
company.
As soon as practicable, the company proposes to liquidate
the
operating company, but no liquidation plan has
as yet been
BUSINESS—Company
The
for
722.
p.
covers
proceeds are to be used to pay for
for working capital, etc.
foot area
square
United Biscuit Co. of
net
additions is
Crosse
52,800
This
cost
182,
which
to
1382.
p.
the two La
Tri-Continental
.
PROCEEDS—The
repay* accounts payable,
1975.
Insurance
Mutual
V.
Texas—Stock Offered—John¬
common
CAPITALIZATION
C,
1,200,000 shs.
1,800,000 shs.
of
1956.
equipment, has been estimated at over $1,000,000, while
Scranton Droject has been set at $300,000, also including
Outstanding
Authorized
....
.
Building, Dallas, Texas.—V. 182,
300,000 shares
per share.
Pasadena,
11
of
.Total
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
& Johnston, Inc., also of
Common
series
-
Texas Toy Co., Houston,
son
Suburban Water Systems, Inc., Puente, Cal.—Financ'g
bonds,
EFFECT
(par 10 cents)___
Bank
National
within
Columbus
and
BUSINESS—Company was organized in Delaware on Nov. 16, 1953,
the purpose of engaging in all phases of the oil business.
It re¬
mained inactive until August, 1955, when it acquired an
interest in.
the Campbell well,
a
producing oil well, and certain related leases
in Archer County, Texas, and an interest in the North Eula Prospect
in Callahan County, Texas.'
The. corporation
has its principal offices
at No.
1235 Republic
Houston,
Fabricators, Inc., the operating unit. Upon
completion of this merger, effective Sept. 12, 1955, the company suc¬
ceeded to all the assets of Style-Rite Homes, Inc., changed its name
from
Home
Fabricators,
Inc.
to Style-Rite
Homes Corp., and con¬
Inc.
•wwwvn
plant 4. The second, or south addition, of 38,000 square
will be put into operation in June, 1956.
Mid-January will mark
completion of the Scranton addition..
for
partici¬
BUSINESS—Company
is
an
Ohio
corporation
resulting
from
a
statutory merger
of Style-Rite Homes, - Inc.,
an
Ohio
corporation
(organized March 17, 1954), into Home Fabricators, Inc., another Ohio
corporation (organized Aug. 7, 1952). Immediately prior to the merger,
the
acquisition
1,
rant
working capital.
Common stock
a
part; at the option of the company, expressed
of directors, by the payment of $1.05 per
30 days riotfee, plus accumulated and unpaid dividends to
the date of redemption.
Upon any partial redemption the shares to'
be then redeemed may be selectd
by lot or pro rata as the directors
may determine; or at the option of the board, the same may be pur¬
by
•hare
for
and
for
reserve
Jan.
used to pay for drilling
development of properties,
be
to
are
The
addition,
share of
each
-
participating
redeemed in
$1
6r/e
therefor
annual
class
stock
for
this class of
the
WiWHtw
first
The
speculation.
proceeds
"
120,000 shs.
appropriate
dividends
sucn
common
an
of
any
share
for
net
CAPITALIZATION
*350,000 shs.
common
available
at
wells,
300,000 shs.
stock.
♦The holders
-legally
semi-annually
The
of
by
escrow
funds
•hare
Outstanding
value)
par
privileges
A
of
t300,000 shs.
value).
par
(no
shares
class
FINANCING
PRESENT
convert¬
&k°ve 120,000 shares of
in
TO
value)_
par
50 cents per share as a
at
'
($1
stock
conversion
vertlble
($1
«"w
(1807)
PROCEEDS—The
EFFECT
cumulative
stock
stock
*300,000
*.
used
be
Authorized
participating
tCommon
to
capital,
working
,
ible class
the
additional
GIVING
sww ,fl|TOlmniwi
fv
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
corporate purposes.
CAPITALIZATION
..
for
.
W'-> vfcHw},k
m
«n*i,
Co.
of
the
Inc.—Proposed New Name—•
above.
Waltham Watch Co.—Working
See
Bellanca
Aircraft Corp. above.—V.
Control Acquired—
181, p. 1780.
(Continued on page 51)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
_(1808)
12
Name of
Company
in two separate >
tables.
In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second table in which we show the payments previ-*
cusly announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Dividend announcements are grouped
Ptr
ACF
Industries
Inc.,
preferred
5%
all
clears
from
Reduction
Air
4.50%
Co.,
Power
preferred
4.60%
Chemical
Allied
Dye
45c
pfd.
$2.05
(quar.)
$1.15
—
(quar.)__
75c
Co.
Aluminum
5'A%
of Canada,
American
Bakeries,
—
Forging & Socket
Gas
(year-end).
(increased quar.)_
Electric
&
dividend
Co.,
6%
Co.
News
American
Pipe & Construction
Pulley (quar.)—.
American
American
Co.
(bi-monthly)
Seating
-
,
American
Steel
Foundries
American
Tobacco
American
Viscose
Common
$2.80
,
$1.10
$2.36
$2.50
preferred
preferred
Ayrshire
Baltimore
&
Bankers
of
Basin
Oil
Beam
(James
Stock
Co.
Corp.
Canada,
of
Ltd.
43A%
Bellanca
shares
of
Steel
preferred
Bishop
Oil
4.25%
Boston
6%
preferred
Brantford
CJasB
12-10
1-10
12-
1
12-
11-10
12-
11-14
11-14
11-30
D.
12-20
12- 9
Deere
11-15
11-14
5
4.40%
Co.,
preferred
B
7%
Dobbs
3
Electric
Interstate
Cement
Malting,
Ltd.
____________
9c
Central
4.50'+
Central
Cessna
■Class
B
St.
Eastern
Corp.
Eastern
Utilities
12-
1
11-18
3
Coe
i_
3
12-
2
1
Fisher
3
12-
1
8
Fansteel
-Stock
Florida
4.40%
1
11-15
11-
4
11-
2
1
11-
1
$1.10
12-
1
11-
1
12-
1
11-15
Pitt
15c
1-
2
12-15
12-
9
11-14
12-tn
12-xn
^
11-
lL
7
'
30c
12-1
11-10
19.
1
11-10
12-
1
11-15
,j£
(increased
Power
Co.,
Great
11-J7
11-"
125c
12-
tllc
11-10
n_15
11-
1
115c
ii-iq
11.
1
7
11-15
&
Lake
11-10
1
11-14
Lane Bryant, Inc.
12rl
11-14
Laura
11-
12-
11-22
1
Hackensack
11-15
Hajoca
11-15
Hamilton
in¬
47c
7
(quar.)
MacMillan
11-
i-
1
11-
1
11-
11-15
12-
11-15
11-
10-22
10-22
11-
12-19
12-
12-
1
11-15
1-10
11-18
12-15
12-
11-25
11-10
(quar.)
2
1
Co.
of
of
1
11-10
30c
12-31
12-20
12-31
12-20
57c
Corp.
12-
1
11-15
$1.25
12-
1
11-15
Pennsylvania—
Wisconsin—
_7_
"
10-31
10-24
25c
(s-a)
12-
1
11-14
10c
12-
1
11-14
$2.50
Smelting
12-
1
11-14
t25c
Mining
12-
1
% 11-12
1-14
12-30
&
(s-a)
f$1.25
12-
1
11-15
40c
12-
9
11-18
11-15
11-15
11-
12-
11-15
1
11-15
11-
2
25c
11-17
ill
7
50c
11-10
10-31
$1.12'A
1-15
12-31
12-20
1-6
(s-a)
6%
11-15
Dock
(quar.)_
11-
5
Water
Co.
Ltd.,
Co.,
common
preferred
57c
pfd.
11-25
11-
1
1
10-31
11-10
10-31
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
$$1.25
30c
2-15
12-15
2-
3
11-25
12-15
11-25
10c
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
$1.25
12-
1
11-14
Light
12-
1
11-10
1-20
1-
5
7'Ac
11-21
11-
4
Co.—
(quar.)
(increased)
483Ac
10c
1
11-15
12-15
11-17
12-
class
preferred
B
Co.,
A
30c
12-
1
11-15
common
25c
11-
4
10-28
20c
12-15
35c
11-
1
10-14
12-
8
11-10
12-15
2-
1
1-16
11-10
10-28
12-
1
11- 7
11-26
11-14
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-
12-
1
11-
1
11-
4
12-
11-10
1
(quar.)
12-
1
11-10
25c
12-
1
11-
4
75c
—
(Missouri)
1
11-18
15c
(quar.)_
12-
1
11-
4
$1.56
12-
1
11-10
1-16
12-15
$1.31 'A
—
_____
(accum.)_
125C
15c
Products
pfd.
11-
12-
9
11-30
40c
12-
9
11-30
12-
2
25c
(quar.)
non-cum.
11-15
40c
:
$5
5
11-18
$1.25
ii-
8
10-28
30c
(quar.)*__
(increased quar.)
12-
5
11-15
12-
5
11-15
Marathon
37'Ac
11-25
12-10
11-14
35c
11-30
10c
11-25
11-14
75c
12-12
11-
5%
12-12
11-
7
30c
11-15
11-
2
11-15
11-
2
}$1.12'A
12-
1
11-
4
10c
(quar.)—;
R.)
12-15
35c
30c
Co.
(P.
12-
1
& Co.—
(initial
Corp.
quar,)
(increased
Marmon-Herrington
quar.)
Co
—
•
(Glenn
Martin
Stock
L.)
Co
dividend
—
Massachusetts Bonding
(,quar.)_
& Insurance
Extra
11-
4
7
Massey-Harris-Ferguson, Ltd.—
"
preferred
4'/2'%
Maxson
(W. L.)
(quar.)!
Corp.
McKesson & Robbins
Medusa
Portland
Meier
Frank
&
Melville
of
Shoe
47*
new
(quar.)
Co.
(year-end)
—
(quar.)
—
(stock
Corp.
pfd. stock for each sh. held)
Water
Co.
1
12-
9
15c
11-15
11-
1
12-
—
B
Carpet
Mills,
Rubber
11-22
12-14
12-
1
11-14
$1.15
1-
3
12-15
12-16
11-30
75c
Inc.
;
11-30
1
11-12
12-
1
11-12
25c
12-
9
11-23
12-15
11-23
37'Ac
—
(quar.)—
12-16
12-
25c
(quar.)—
J
Lines
12-15
12-
1
11-
4
33Ac
^_
30c
(quar.)
Murphy (G. C.) Co. (increased quar.)—.—
Murray Corp. of America, common (quar.)_
$1
Morrison-Knudsen
Finance
Co.
Fund,
securities
Inc.
profits
(28'Ac
1
11-14
5:c
12-
11-15
50c
12-16
1-
1
3
12-
6
12-22
from
63/4c
12-
11-30
50c
(quar.)
Investment
realized
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
11-22
34c
Co
Moore-McCormack
10-26
12-14
$1.25
—
(quar.):
com.
(quar.)
Mohawk
Mutual
10-20
ii-
10-31
75c
preferred (quar.)_
Line, com. (quar.)___
Iquar.)—,
preferred
4%
1
50c
20c
<quar.)_
Pipe
Missouri Utilities,
Motor
1
75c
4.60%
Power,
Missouri-Kansas
5 7*
12-
12-20
20c
Mississippi
Class
12-14
80c
sh.
<l/20th
div.)
Year-end
Middlesex
11-17
6 2'Ac
(quar.)
Cement
Metropolitan Storage Warehouse (quar.)
Michigan Seamless Tube Co
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.)___
from
and
35c
Corp.
Nashville,
Chattanooga
(quar.)
& St.
Louis
11-15
11-
1
25c
income)
Nachman
12-
9
12-
1
$1
12-
Ry.—
National
Biscuit,
preferred
National
Stock
National
4'A7»
Drug
60c
&
1-13
11-30
15C
2%
Products,
Chemical
Co.,
com.
(quar.)
—
11-
9
12-31
11-18
common
12-31
11-18
12-
9
11-18
25c
12-
1
11-10
of
12-15
11-15
115c
—
Co.
12-
1
11-
4
50c
1-
3
12-
9
1-
3
12-
9
12-
1
11-18
$1.06'A
Canada,
(quar.)
(quar.)
6
12-16
3iy4c
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
9
12-
(Del.)—
(quar.)
preferred
Gypsum
Stock
Corp.
dividend
preferred
National
$4.50
(quar.)
Distillers
9
11-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
11-
12-20
$1.75
common
Container
Common
Ltd.,
(quar.)
11-23
$1
—
Acme
1
50c
Quarterly
National
National
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
30c
(quar.)
Sports
common
$1.25
Products—
preferred
New
77*
$1.50
;
11-10
1
2
120c
(quar.)
11-14
62 'Ac
(quar.)
Co.
Galion
(quar.)
12-
2%
Corp
preferred
Mfg.
11-10
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)*
Electric
Common
11-17
12-19
11-
30c
(quar.)_;
(quar.)
common
7%
Hettrlck
12-10
50c
dividend
Mining
Hercules
11-17
$2
(quar.)
Co.,
Plywood
3.907c
11-28
12-10
25c
preferred
Hartford
12-12
25c
62'Ac
(quar.)
12-
120c
(quar.)
(Maryland)
Mohawk
90c
5c
6%
1
pfd.
25c
&
Railway
Harman,
Common
Harbor
Hecla
12-
prior
5 7c preferred (quar.)
Harbison-Walker Refractories Co.—
10-31
11-15
$1.80
11-15
30c
Mallory
10-22
$1
(quar.)
Watch
Stock
Co.,
Co.
Co.
Co.,
Magnavox
10-22
11-
11-
12-
11-15
11-30
15c
Extra
1
84 %c
11-15
ii-30
25c
Candy Shops
Macwhyte Co.
1
11-15
(quar.)
11-15
11-30
11-30
175c
————-
MacGregor
20c
(quar.)
1
12-30
1-
___—
(quar.)
——_—
1
55c
common
11-25
12-
(quar.)
Lumber
1
11-15
$1.75
12-15
IOC
•
10-20
1
11-15
Ltd.—
Corp
Valley R. R.
12-
$1.15
25c
(quar.)_
preferred
Dredge
Cotton
&
Mill ng,
Extra
Lehigh
11-
75c
(quar.)
convertible
Handy
Secord
11-
12-
1
1
'
11-15
25c
Corp.
Hamilton
11-
preferred
12-22
$1.183A
B_
12-15
77*
11-15
11-15
75c
12-
Woods
Year-end
Square
Class
the
12-
25c
1
12-
12-
12-
12-30
$1.75
—
1
Building (liquidating)
Telecasting, common
Gross
of
11-18
12'/2c
Northern
Greeley
i^Qc
2-1
11-10
7 7*
12-
Knight Co.,
Lakes
t25c
87'Ac
11-10
5
12-22
quar.)
12-
12-27
20c
25c
(quar.)
i-16
12-15
$1.50
(quar.)—I
Lunkenheimer
(quar.)
11-30
45c
(quar.)—
——
preferred
Lowney (Walter M.), Ltd. (quar.)
Lucky Stores, Inc. (quar.)
A
11-30
55c
(quar.)
4
Extra
Great
Co.
11-18
1
12-
12-31
12-31
40c
11-21
11-15
5
12-20
120c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc. (quar.)
$1.10
11-28
»15c
(quar.)
9
.
9
$1.183A
Ltd.
Mines,
Co*
11-
;
12-
20c
(quar.)—
Gold
R.)
11-
(quar.)
Gray Mfg. Co.
Graton
(G.
11-
11-15
12-
11-28
10c
Kerr-Addison
11-15
$1
2
1
9
■
1
(quar.)
Ltd.
7
87*Ac
\quar.)
4
11-25
1
2
1-
12-
32c
11-15
5 7c
preferred
(s-a)
Granby
Consolidated
W'.]
1
11-
12-10
com.
12-
1
11
1
11-15
40c
10-18
11-10
12-
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Utilities,
preferred
35c
common
\\.\]
12-
Kentucky
Long-Bell Lumber Co.
Co
Inc.,
11-17
40C
quar.)
preferred
Hoist
20c
35c
4
34'Ac
1
12-28
15c
11-15
(quar.)
10-28
12-
12-15
50c
1
Corp.
11-28
12-15
—
12-
(quar.)_l
12-26
62'Ac
...
75c
(s-a)
Extra
2
$1.25
11-
Rapids Varnish (stock dividend)
(One additional share for each three held)
30c
convertible
preferred
4
$1.12%
11-15
1
12-15
12-15
(quar.)__
1
12-15
1-16
1
Corp
Extra
Corp.,
Telephone
11-
11-26
Kent-Moore Organization
12-
11-15
i-16
1-
<quar.)___
R.)
Long-Bell
Telephone Co.
11-
$42c
11-4
(James
11-10
preferred
C
preferred
1
1
11-15
non-cum.
Special
10-25
Castings
11-16
12-15
11-15
60c
Graflex
pfd.
10-31
10-28
1
43A%
11-30
50c
12-
Kinney
11-10
100%
11-15
$1
7%
Steel
$2.25
.4%
11-15
50c
City Southern Railway, com.
Kearney
11-
1
1
1
dividend
Kansas
9
11-15
12-
80c
11-15
Grand
}22:'
1
11-15
Stock
11-15
1
4
4
$1.25
10-25
3%%
12-
20c
1
1-
11-
1
Extra
1
1
1-
(increased quar.)
1
Co.
A.)
Mills,
General
Globe
ii»or
11-
$1
Finance
General
$5
11-15
$4
preferred
General
.5%
1
1-27
12-
12-
15c
1
Extra
Trust,
;
11-18
95'Ac
11+21
(increased
Cigar,
General
j50c
preferred
11-18
1-
(quar.)__
11-
(quar.)
17'Ac
"II
1
12-10
35c
(quar.)
Laughlin Steel, com.
preferred A (quar.)
(quar.)
Dynamics
2
10c
(quar. 1
12-
$1.10
Fund
Mfg. Co.
&
11-
class
General
General
Fireman
Jones
25c
Works
Co.,
(Geo.
2
secu¬
Aircraft
Bridge
AA
1-
12-
25c
Extra
1-
12-15
55c
Extra
Class
1-15
Iron
2
12-
3%
Sulphur
Brush
1-15
Investors Stock
12-17
25c
(quar.)
4%
11-10
12-
1
Lakey Foundry
(quar.)
Fuller
100
iquar.)
10-20
$1.083A
15c
(quar.)
Freeport
in-
*
1
82'Ac
—
$1.75
preferred
Fuller
12-
I
11-
20c
*
Libby, McNeill & Libby, com.
5'A% preferred (quar.)
preferred
10-14
1
9
1-
12-
"30c
preferred
1
{{.jJ
1212-
k
-rr-
'4.75'%
l
\
(quar.)
$1.75
Co.—
Mfg., 5'/2%
preferred
(quar.)__
Burpe, class A (s-a)_____;
Power Corp., 4% pfd.
(quar.)
12-
1
preferred
12-
$1.50
Water
dividend
11-
l2_
(quar.)
1
12-20
175C
(quar.)
com.
15c
common
(quar.)
(quar.)__a_*
Gregg
17'Ac
Investment
A
&
12-15
10-21
4.35%
3
Light,
7>/2c
Associates
Metallurgical
11-15
12-
2
1-
Power &
67*
Farrington
12-
1-
(quar.)
9
11-
3
140c
<quar.)__
(quar.)
25c
class
Co.
12-15
12-
10-28
(quar.)
Instrument Corp.—
7
11-15
(quar.)
preferred
Iowa
Kroger Co., com.
(quar.)_
&
11-
lOc
__
A
&
11-10
1
preferred
4.40%
two+
a
Morse
1
54,,
Ltd.
on
Camera
1
12-
3.30%
10-24
Instruments,
Year-end
12-
from
(year-end)
(7c from net
income and 35c from net
Co.
&
12-
12-15
___
Co.,
shares
Co., new com. (initial quar.)
Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.):
Fairchild
11-
11-10
10-24
preferred
Special
Evans Products
Exeter
11-18
Faber
1
(quar.)
Foundation, Ltd., ccm.
75c
12-27
11-18
1
__
11-
1-
5c
Engineering
conv.
Koehring
a
'
Corp.
1
$1.183A
12-
10-28
6%
directors'
on
(quar.)_
Electrographic
77c
Investment
special meeting
a
Interurban
&
11-30
12-27
Interstate
11-15
40c
common
Louis
12-12
6
10-31
10-31
1
$20c
(extra)
Mills,
12-15
93%c
Fund
Soya
Hosiery
12-22
1-
3
3
i
(quar.)
25c
Foundry, 5% preferred (quar.)
Louisiana Electric, common
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Common
SVi'/c
International
6
(quar.)
12-15
1
$1.75
(quar.)—
25c
preferred
preferred
I
3
$1
11-
Year-end
7!%
37'Ac
net
i-
12-
$1.25
Co.
10c
Marine
convertible
1-
(quar.)
profits)
the
&
,40-21
Contracting
(quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
.
Durham
2
30c
Sugar,, Ltd.
International
split
1
tl2'Ac
Chambersburg Engineering (quar. 1
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone
Corp.—
41/2 %
Dunliill
12-
(quar.).—
$30c
21
4.60'%
(quar.)
_
to
12-
(quar.)
Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)
Carborundum Co. (increased
i__
Central
10-20
pfd.
(accum.)
Resistance
11-
basis.
30c
Fairbanks,
from
11-10
Corp.—.
Extra
(quar.)
Nov.
on
11-
$1.10
Fairbanks-Morse
vestment
for-one
Inc.,
7 7*
12-
35c
(quar.)
_ZI
Dominion
held
12-
__
rities
be
preferred
11-29
(45c
11-30
12-10
$1.75
Machines
International Silver Co
8
Co.—
proposal
'
preferred
International
11-
11c
lquar.)___
6%
...
Canadian
to
57*
11-21
Joy Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
U. S. A.
Ltd.,
iy2%
Foils, Ltd., com. (quar.)___________
partic class A (quar.)
Canadian
10-20
Inc.,
dividend
&
preferred
General
Canada
£xtra
1
12-16
t£c
Telephone
Co.
A
11-15
*
1
11-
12-15
-■
12-12
2'A%
11-30
25c
(quar.)
12-19
(bi-monthly)
Power
common
$80c
_
11-18
3c
dividend
1
7'/2c
(quar.)
62'/2c
(increased)
11-18
25c
quar.)
37'/2C
Ltd.
1
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California
Co.,
$1.75
Z
Canadian
11-
jl4c
profits and
California
Co.,
6
(quar.)
-
$50c
$20c
Power
East
,
$35c
87'Ac
$1
2
50%
v
stockholders will vote at
Fort
iLA Lid
Stock
6%
Stock
Industries, Ltd.—
1-
quar.)_
1
(year-end.)___
Business
12-
35C
;
dividend).
(quar.)
Ltd.
preferred
683/4c
(year-end)
Buildings
net
12-
20c
common
Co.
12-
75C
Fund, Inc.—
investment income
20c
_—
60c
10-31
of
Ltd
12-
Quarterly
$1.75
(resumed)
Inc.
Glass
Drewry's,
10-25
—
Calaveras
4'%
10-31
3
income 1
Canada
11-15
11-
6'Ac
B
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Mining &
Co
(quar.)
Terminal
from
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Corp.
Investment
Bros.,
Drackett
11-10
6'Ac
-IIIIIIIII
L.i Co.,
preferred
Fund,
(stock
Dumont-Alrplane
(quar.)
Steel
International
$1.50
(quar.)
Interim
Donohue
11-10
__
11-18
(quar.)
12-15
$1.20
(increased).:
(quar.)_
Electrohome
Dominion
11- 1
20c
securities
Canada
12-15
<
10-31
25c
12-30
1
(quar.)
1
60c
quar.)—
(initial
$1.50
(accum.)
(quar.)
(initial)
Houses,
7
$1.0614
(increased
Gasoline
25c
Extra
1-20
1-
1
2'%
class
Inglewood
$$2
common
Steel
Quarterly
11-10
11-15
933Ac
(s-a)
preferred
Welders
common
25c
(quar.)
(E.
33/4%
Bullock
7'%
preferred
New
11-25
held
Extra
Bush
Co.,
12-15
100'%
____
Sharpe Mfg. (quar.)
Browning-Ferris Machinery, com.
Preferred
Sons,
Diversified
11-
Ltd.
$17'/2c
Securities, class A
Dejay Stores, Inc.
4
12-
&
net
&
Detroit
1
(quar:)____
$1.50
11-
12-
Ltd.
Coal,
Plastic
$1.06"A
Brooklyn Borough Gas—
4.40%
preferred (quar.)_
Bruce
H.
11-14
25c
__
Broadway-Hale Stores
Brown
&
5%
^
Pass
Cushman's
$3
_
Development
$1.20
11-30
11-23
Inc
B
12-
Rubber—
Ltd.,
.quar.,
11-19
11-18
12-
(increased)
Industrial
Inland
Extra
10-31
5
•
11- 9
12-
H.),
Mills,
Forster
&
Class
1
'12-
is-a)
Petroleum
12-10
Ltd.—
Crystal Oil Refining Corp., $6 pfd.
12- 9
12-15
11-15
W.
&
Nest
Crum
9
11-14
45c
(quar.)
Cordage,
A
British
(quar.)
(increased
RR.
Ltd.
Crows
$1.75
Bcurjois, $2.7d preferred
Bradley .Milton. Co
6
Imperial Oil,
Crane Co., 334"%
preferred (quar.)___
Crompton & Knowles Loom Works (quar.)__
15c
common...
&
12-
1
t20c
11-19
Valley Gas & Electric—
Hose
12-20
12-
,
$1.25
12-2
1
Duke
(quar.)_
preferred
Woven
50c
20c
•
Central
Illinois
11-18
1
Refining (increased t
Huron
&
Erie Mortgage
Corp.._ (Ontario)—■
Quarterly
12-15
5c
Blackstone
9
11-18
12-, 1
12-
&
12-
1
dividend)
Co.
7
11-
12-
11-10
11-18
12-19
Railways of Central America—
1
Extra
Black-Clawson
12-
1
31'Ac
Oil
1
12-19
1
Hughes-Owens Co., class B (interim)
Production (year-end)
International
11-
(quar.)
(stock
10-24
7
11-10
12-
Hugoton
Imperial
11-
(quar.)
Corp.,
10-31
12-31
11-
11-25
-
35'Ac
(quar.)
Cosmos
1
(quar.)
Industries,
35C
preferred
11-10
12-.2
1
(quar.)___,
shares
11-
2nd
$1.41
12- 1
12-15
dividend)—
100
Hathaway
Bethlehem
•7%
each
11-21
s
Harvester,
7'Ac
Standard
for
common
Berkshire
(stock
11-18
Industries—
12-10
1
35 3A c
International
12-
____
Aircraft
12-28
20c
Steel
quar.)
11-21
31'Ac
(quar.)
11-23
12-
fquar.)__
dividend
preferred
11-23
(G.
15c
Co., common
preferred
lauar.)
preferred
(quar.).
•5.707*
7
10-31
32c
9
Corson
1
Distilling
Howell
4'A %
11-15
11-21
11-10
4
12-
(quar.)
9
11-
California
B.)
1
Humble
(quar.)
10c
Y.)
12-
B
12-
25c
(N.
preferred series
12-
1
_
Commercial
; 5.12%
1
1
11-
31'Ac
5c
$1.31 V4
Co.
11-15
12-
12-
12-
$$1
(quar.)
dividend
12-
(quar.)___
Guaranty
1
com.
Stock
1
:
Barber-Ellis
&
Mortgage
12-
'5'%
2
11-10
11-10
11-
(quar.)
Show
(quar.)
Radio
Bond
America
11-10
12-
$1
12-15
1
(quar.)____
1
1
Collieries
Bankers
Del.
Copper &
(Increased
Pulp & Paper, class A
preferred (quar.)____
Hudson
12-15
12-14
Co.—
50c
$1.06 7i
Mining & Smelting
Bay
75c
(quar.)___
com.
Insurance
11-15
11-14
t$l
Hudson
12-
12-
Co.
(stock dividend)
Machines, Inc.—
(old)
(accumulative)
(new)
(quar.)__
&
Life
12-1
12-
11-15
5%
dividend).
11-15
20c
1
1
Washer
Tools
preferred
10-18
,
1
,
35c
1
12-
__
Automatic
Avildsen
1
11-15
12-
45c
37'Ac
11-
62'Ac
Dry Goods, common
preferred
(quar.)
5.25%
10-26
1
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
$1.083/4
Associated
11-
.10-31
Corp.
Stores, common (quar.)
-,.4'A%. preferred (quar.)__
*
preferred
(quar.)
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.
Copeland Refiigeration Corp.
(Calif.)—.
Quarterly
Howard
25c
:
(quar.)__
1
59c
Inc.
Hoving
1
$2
pfd.
1
25c
;
(quar.)
Puritas Waters,
1
1
1
12-
$1.25
.
57e
12-
27'Ac
preferred
&
Housatonic
11-
12-
12-
60c
(quar.)l__"
(quar.)
(Stock
Y.),
(quar.)
Public Service
12-
}70c
J
.
(quar.)
$4.35
Arrowhead
1
1
12-
71c
(N.
Barbizon
12-31
12-10
50c
(increased)
Co.
Iiardart
&
10c
Y.)
(quar.)
5%
Dominion
__
(quar.)
15
Wilmington,
Common
Horn
$60c
150c
preferred
Bell
:
Hoiophane
$60c
25'%
lquar.)_
2
11-15
1
'
Extra
Distillery,
85c
dividend)
<quar.)__
12-
12-15
12-
25c
American
Continental
7
60c
(quar.)
Service, common
preferred
(quar.)
(N.
Coip. of America,
preferred
(quar. 1
4%
60c
(quar.)
Public
11-18
(increased)
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
___*
Power
Continental
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
Aiizona
1
,
(increased)
30c
(increased)
(stock
12-
(quar.)___
Co.,
B
25c
(quar.)
Refining
15c
56'Ac
Container
,
50c
Smelting &
5%
Consumers
25c
_
Extra
5%
J
lt
11-21
12-
15c
A
$3
(quar.)
American
Edison
Laundries
50c
(quar.)
American
Hobart, Mfg.
3.0c
•
±
12-10
-32c
a
(H.)
20c
preferred—
non-cum.
10-25
.,_70c
(quar.)
11-21
(quar.)_
Class
60c
Ice
Meter
1
Co.
Class
50c
(monthly)—
Extra
American
American
11-
25c
(quarj__
E.)
11- 4
2%
——
Products Corp.
Home
Hires: (Charles
$12'/2c
r__,
12-10
75c
11- 4
$1A2'A
50c
______
Stock
Gas
11-17
11-17
-30c
11-25
Hotel
(quar.)
1
1
(quar.)
common
preferred B
11-28
35c
quar.)
1212-
25c
'5%
11-17
1
87'Ac
.11-28
3
9
,
12-
$1.093A
(quar.)_*
50c
convertible preferred (quar.)—
American Chain & Cable (quar.).
American
Natural
Heywood-Wakefield,
1-
-
.
(quar.)
preferred
Holders
Payable of Rec.
12'Ac
1
10c
4'A%
American
,1-3
(quar.)
common
25c
(quar.)
:
11-14
12-
50c
(resumed)
Engineering
Corby
-
Extra
1
2nd
12-
r-
Power
preferred A
When
Share
Corp.,
12- 1
12- 1
+$1.31
50c
-
American
12-
$25c
common
Commonwealth
Extra
Ltd.—
(quar.)—
Extra
11-10
11-10
12-23
U-M
11-10
11-15
10c.
(quar.)
'■
-3'/2'%
4
% 75c
(quar.)
Corp.
11-
Chemical
10c
Combined Enterprises,
Ltd.
Commercial. Qredlt (increased
'
11-16
12-16
12-16
11-10
1-20
12- 1
11-25
12-10
$1
$1.31'/4
37'Ac
(quar.)—
preferred
Aikman
&
'11-14
$1.25
Colonial Life Insurance Co. of Amer.
(quar.)
Colorado Milling & Elevator
(quar.)
National Life Insurance Co.
11-18
12-15
Wire
Per
Heyden
4.37Va'/c
(quar.)_J_
Consolidated
11-30
11-25
——
Cement-—
preferred
4%
.
75c
_
preferred
<quar.)_—
5'A %
preferred
(quar.)——
Portland
Collins
Consolidated
50c
(quar.)—
Collyer Insulated
11-15
.
'
Co.
Consolidated
L J
5%
Corp., common
4%
Alpha
12- 5
12- 5
1- 2
1- 2
12- 9
(s-a)——
Co,
Finance
Allied Stores
.
12-15
$1.12'A
(quar.)
&
Chemical
(Tenn.)—.,
(quar.)__"
'
Composite Fund, Inc
f-u
_1
37'/2c
•
dividend
Stock
Allied
'
preferred
Alabama
;
__?,0c
Co.
(quar.)
Co., 4.20%
Cleveland Quarries
Extra
____"
1
Clorox
'
12-1
25c
(quar.)
Monday, October 31, 1955
.
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
75c
(quar.)
Connecticut
(quar.)__*_
(increased quar.)_
com.
,
net
income)
Aetna-Standard Engineering
H"15
4-1
Co.
preference
Clty,Water Co. of Chattanooga
.5%
preferred
(quar.)
»(Boston)
*
12- 1
,5140
capital
undistributed net infrom
(10c
Inc.
10c
and
vestment
l^-i*
Chilton
$3
Columbian
(this payment "
arrears)
Fund,
gains
*1
62/20
'
11- 4
.
preferred
convertible
$1.10
U-25
common—
(quar.)——
Alloys, Inc.—
Acme Aluminum
Advisers
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
Vending
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
ABC
Share
"
Chicago Corp.,
.
Holders
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
;
(quar.)
2%
$1.12'A
Number 5477
182
Volume
.
.
When
Per
*
Share
Name of Company
National
Lead,
National
Malleable
7%
class A
&
12-15
$1.75
(quar.)_
pfd.
Steel
Radiator
Brothers
Neisner
11-25
Jersey
York
Newport
(quar.7
12-
12-15
11-30
11-30
Norfolk
Western
1
10-24
11-
1
10-24
5%
-
(quarI)__H~HII H
Class
(quar.)
B
(quarlTII"
A
12-
1
11-21
12-
9
(Northam)
Northeastern
12-
1
15C
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
Water
1st
1
preferred
Northwestern
Co.
Leather
ern
share
(Mich.
Public
Service,
preferred
Standard
Standard
11-
Standard
Oil
preferred
preferred
11-18
1
10-28
12-
1
11-
7
12-
1
11-
7
12-
1
11-
7
$1.12 V2
(quar.)IIIIIIII~IIIIH~~
12-
1
11-
7
preferred
A
4.92%
preferred
Credit
Life
Insurance
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.),
10-31
11-15
10-31
20c
4.(4%
Inc.,
I
10-21
11-21
x
3-
1
2-17
$1.12 Va
12-
1
11-10
12-
9
share
non-resident
Outboard
Owens-Illinois
Finance
Mills
4%
Gas
Service,
Stock
5
11-15
12-
1
11-15
11-
Texas
Tampa
7
Col—
Pipe Line
1
12-15
1
10-20
11-23
11-10
25c
dividend
Year-end
12-12
11-
(quar.)
IIIIIIII
.
50c
12-12
11-
Perfect Circle Corp.
Petersburg
Petroite
Gas
$1
Phoenix
(quar.)
Title
Glass
v
.
Co." (extra)HI
Insurance
Co.,
8V3C
R»/-,c
IIIIIIIIIIIHIIHI
Common
~
Finance
Co.,
6%'
preferred
convertible preferred
Plymouth
Stock
Oil
Co.
(quar.)
Potash
Co.
of
Co.
America
Service
Co.
preferred
11-21
Thrifty
Title
M•%
•VTR:
10-18
11-
7
1-16
11-15
11-
5
11-15
11-
5
1-3
preferred
A
11-10
Trunz,
11-10
Union
12-
1
11^10
Inc.
Union
11-15
10-31
Union
11-
1
12-
1
12-15
5%
% stock dividend
30c
50%
11-15
19c
10-31
10-19
10-31
10-19
10-20
12-15
11-11
37 Vac
12-
1
11-15
10c
12-
1
11-15
12-
2
1
12-
2
1-
1
12-
2
1-
3
12-
9
1-
$1.10
11-10
11-25
11-
1
10-26
35c
12-
1
11-
4
(quar)
-
(N. Y.)
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
Tank
Car
Co.
Air
Lines
American
Box
American
Business
17 V2C
12-30
,
12V2C
30c
"
11-30
American
11-
7
—
2-
"ii
6
1
10-20
12-15
11-30
$1.75
12-15
12-
$1.25
12-15
11-30
11-21
11-10
12-1
11-15
11-
1
12-
1
11-
4
12-
1
11-
4
11-30
11-11
6V4C
11-30
11-11
37V2C
(quar.)
25c
1
11-10
12-15
12-
50c
12-15
11-18
25c
12-
11-16
preferred (quar.)
—
Engineering & Foundry, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
——;
$1.12'/a
1-15
1-
20c
11-15
11-
4
$1.75
11-15
11-
4
$4.50
11-23
10-31
40c
12-
11-
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
25c
12-16
11-15
Quaker
State
12-15
11-25
Inc.
Oil Refining Corp. (quar )
(initial),
—___I_III
50c
Ranco,
30c
12-20
12-
Reading Co., 4% non-cum. 1st pfd. (quar.)
Red Owl Stores (quar.)
Republic Insurance (Texas" com.~"(quar~J~~"
50c
12-
30c
11-15
10-31
United
40c
11-25
11-10
U.
S.
Cold
Storage
(quar.)
$1
12-27
12-15
U.
S.
Loan
Society
(Phila.)
U.
S.
Playing Card Co
U.
1
5
S.
Oil
4%
Note:
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.).,,,
Stockholders
annual
of above
meeting
dii'ectors'
proposal
The
for-one.
to
be
to
in
Feb.
split the
value
par
8
1
com.
would
Copper &
Rexall
Drug Co.
Robinson Little
Brass,
Class
A
4%%
preferred
Steel,
75C
12-
12-7
11-16
United
*25c
Inc
(interim)"
12-
11-15
Universal
1
11-10
1
7%
preferred
50c
12-10
11-11
Universal
12-10
11-10
Utah
Co.,
—1111111"""" ~
_*
414%
preferred
414 %
St.
2
Co.,
$4 preferred
Seaboard
payment
this
covers
for
common
the
prior pfd.
10-21
11-23
11-
8
25c
11-18
11-
9
12-10
11-23
4
Stock
Warren
III
12-22
11-10
Warren
1-10
12-
75c
11-21
1
11-
7
(resumed
11-15
11-
3
class
taken
was
A
on
preferred
(quar.)
,111
————-
Petroleum
Wayne Pump Co.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting—
$5 prior preferred
(quar.)
(Unconverted pfd .'stock being called
1
10-24
1,
11-18
75c
12-
1
11-18
$1.37 Va
12-
1
11-18
50c
12-
2
11-10
12VaC
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-18
12-
1
11-10
25c
11-
1
10-21
11-
1
10-21
50c
11-10
12-10
11-10
75 c
12-
1
11-21
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
12-
1
11-15
50c
Wellington
Mills,
1
11-30
6%
redemfption on Nov. 1 at $100
plus this dividend)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Class
Stockholders
of
West
Point
11-
1
or
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Oil
Stock dividend
of
Co.
$2.40
N.
Corp.,
2nd
J.
(One share of
for
each
500
Associated
10-20
ceived.
10-24
being called for redemption.
11-
3
Welex
Jet
we
believe
Services
the
(quar.7
above
shs.
are
Equipment
Ordinary
1
20c
12-
2
11-18
10-28
12-15
t
12-
1
1-9-56
12-
1.
12-15
12-
1
1-9-56
12-
1.
12-15
12-
1
$1.44
10-31
10-
7
Atchison
73c
10-28
11-
1
10-14
11-
1
10-14
Corp.,
Electric
12-20
12-12
2 Va %
11-21
10-31
11-23
11-
10-31
10- 7
25c
25c
25c
$1
25c
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
11-15
11-
9
10-20
1
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15,
11-
1
10- 7
1
42c
1112-
$56 V»C
11-
30c
12-
11-10
10c
11-
10-20
62V2C
15c
62V2C
2
11-10
10-
7
10-20
11-
12-15
11-30
11-
1
10-15
Industries,
11-
1
10-10
$1.12'/2
11-
1
10-10
12-
1
11-16
12-12
11-14
$1.12l/2
Standard Oil
shares held)
12-12
J20c
t60c
Ltd., common (quar.)
preference A (quar.)
4'/2%
1
11-10
62V2C
4%
62V2C
4%
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Aro
11-10
$1.25
J2c
'
50c
11-14
12-
1
10-31
11-
1
10-14
I2V2C
(quar.)
12-14
10-20.
10-20
$15c
Co.
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
45c
11-
per share
preferred (quar.)
^
Inc. (quar.)—
Animal
Trap
Co.
of America, common...
5%' preferred
(quar.)
Anvil Brand Inc., class A com. (quar.)_____
$2.50 preferred
(quar.)
Appalachian Electric Power—
4]/2% preferred
(quar.)
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
Argus
Manu¬
11-14
1
1
$1.25
(quar.)
A
facturing Co. will vote on Nov. 17 on a
proposed merger with Wellington Mills.
Although no official notice has been re¬
a
12-14
II11-
for
4l/2%
11-15
$3
preferred
11-21
343/8C
6%
5 '/2 %
11-10
50c
quar.)
12-10
2%
30c
(quar.),,
(quar.)
(s-a)
(s-ai_
Works, common
Anheuser-Busch,
—
(increased
(increased)
11-18
$1
——
Co.
D.)
Bottle (quar.)
11-15
Co.—
pfd.
$3
—
1
20c
—
—
———
1
124
12-15
1
12-
(Indianapolis)
—
—
B
12-
11-
I-1-56
37V2C
(quar.),
States Insurance Co.
A
12-
15c
11-21
11-15
1
$1.75
20C
62 Vac
(quar.),
12-20
12-
$1
dividend)
American
75C
Corp.,
preferred
7%
American
Argo
Note:
30c
HIHH
12-15
10-14
25c
$1.25
(stock
25c
—_——
11 1/9%
(quar )
11-15
1
Water
Extra
50c
1
1-
_T
Shipbuilding Co. (N. J.)
-American Smelting & Refining—
Viscose Corp.
————-
(quar.)
(S.
1-14
12-
10-28
1
55c
income)
(quar.)
American
American
dividend
(Northam)
1
12-!6
2
10c
Increased
2-
$1
62VaC
1-
preferred (quar.)
Seal-Kap
(Del.)
5%
American
American Thermos
Pharmaceutical
5%
11-15
Lines
President
American
11-10
(quar.)
Warren
1-14
2
12-12
10-31"
12-12
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
preferred
Warner-Lambert
1
stock.
Corp.
$3
11-
12-27
11-15
com.
11-25
Co.___—
$1.12Va
'
—
(quar.)
preferred
6%
12-17
Coal & Iron (quar.)——
Vogt Manufacturing Corp. (quar.)—
Walker Mfg. Co.
(Wise.)—
Common
12-20
50c
Iron—
Mfg.
50c
$1.31 Vt
11-15
11-29
11-
37 VaC
investment
net
from
8s
American Natural Gas,
50c
Virginia
2-
first""three""quarters
action
Selected Risks Indemnity
Stock dividend
Shelter Mfg.
12-10
11-
10-25
45c
(quar )
(increased
year.'No
2
11-15
11-15
$3.38
payment
the
1
11-30
20C
—
30c
capital gains, and
net realized
Class
pfd, A
5c
(Partial liquidating subject to clearance of
the Securities and Exch. Commission),
1
(quar.)
6%
10c
American Mutual Fund—
.11-
prior
85c
quar.)
of
1
9
11-30
11-15
Light—
&
11-19
preferred (quar.),——
—
Vanadium-Alloys Steel (quar.),———
11-
12-
3
3
1-
12-10
20c
(quar.)
A
Power
12-24
11-29
12-16
$1
quar.)
$1.75
(special quar.)—
Special
$5.50
preferred
12-10
40c
I5cf
:
Class
Vendorlator
12-
1-
&
$4
12-24
10-18-
'
______
dividend
American
10-20
10-28
_______
—*—,
Co.
(increased
10-21
11-15
1-6-56
40c
(increased quar.),,,!
5'/4%
prior prefexred (quar.)
American Maize-Products
4'/2% preferred (quar.),,
American Maracaibo (stock dividend)
American Marietta Co., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.),
American
Nepheline, Ltd.- (interim)
American Potash & Chemical—
Class A (increased quar.)
Stock div.
(payable in class B stock)
B
10-27
11-21
50c
Common
Stock
10-20
25c
(quar.)
American Home Products Corp. (monthly)
American Hospital Supply
(quar.)
American Investment Co. of Illinois—
Class
1
11-10
50c
—
Furniture
4
(quar.)
Enterprises Inc.,
*
11-
IT-15
11-15
1
Co.
Extra
American
1
from
(quarterly
(quar.),,
_Jt—
(quar%
12-10
11-15
,
12-15
12-
Oil
common
$1
Seiberling Rubber, 414%
Above
1
45c
"""■**
(quar.)
Surety
1
12-
25c
.....
quar171111
i/*"*'P'L ^ ^°" ^ncreased quar.)
Seaboard
12-
40c
(quar.)
Finance
t25c
20c
(quar.)
com." (quar.)"""""
$3.40'preferred
11-10
$1.12Va
(initial)
common
Savage Arms Corp. (quar.)
Schering Corp. (s-at
Paper
1
New
11-25
12-
25c
St. Paul Union Stockyards
Scott
-
12-27
$1
1$1.06V4
(interiml
IIH~I"
Co., new
Valley'Mould
11-21
115c
(quar.)
preferred
Croix Paper
11-10
6
12-
t40c
_
Royal Oak Dairy, class A
Ruppert (Jacob), com
Valcar
1
1-
4 %
preferred A (quar.) IIIHIIIIIIHIIII"
Rolland Paper Co., Ltd., com. (quar)
4%
Extra
31-10
12-
40c
'
1
40c
~
dividend
Stock
*
$1.12 Va
(quar )
com.
Insurance
Southern
45c
Corp.
———-—
Oil
11-15.
11-
75c
(quar.),,
65c
(increased)
Corp.
1
(quar.)
Co.
—
(quar.),—,
Consolidated
60c
Spring & Axle (quar.)
Mfg., common (quar.)
II
4'/2% convertible preferred (quarlFIIHII
& Haas
——
(quar.)——-—
A
(increased
Stockyards
Rockwell
Special
6d
1-
12-22
GOc
(increased s-a)
$1
series
com.
50c
$1.06 V4
(interim),;
—
preference
S.
—
(quar.)
Ltd., ord
Printing & Lithograph Co.—
Common (year-end)
Rheem
Rohm
75c
(quar.)
common
11-15
12-
—
Encaustic. Tiling
(65c from
Ltd.—
(interim)
Molasses,
5%
U.
Co., class A
Investments
Gas Improvement,
United
be
(quar.)
&
Fuel
United
two-
then
changed from $10 to $5.
Revere
7%
11-17
a
on
United
4
"vote" at" the
will
held
1
Enka
Exti'a
11-18
(quar.)
II_II_IIIH
Pure
1
(increased quar.)
Co
Colortype
35c
100%
10-14
11-15
12-
3V2C
Distilling
ii-10
10-17
1
1
—
(quar.)
Co.
Shares
American
12-15
11-
—
(quar)*
Co.
Board
American
rl-25
12-15
1
12-15
11-30
1-3-56"
12-
Income)
American
10-28
11-18
12-
30c-
12-15
uvl1'30
10-31
5
12-10
10-31
-
1-
10-28
11-15
87 V2C
(quar.)
common
11-10
net
11-1510-25»
20c
.
(quar.)
American Can
1
50c
5
12-15
1
11-17
12V2C
12-
12-15
12-
11-10
25c
-
(quar.)
4
1
11-15
f55c
a-—
(quar.),,
4
1
1
30c
11-
1-
12-
50c
11-
1-
1
10-24-
20c
1
40c
4
.
1
4
1
11-10
2
i
11-
87 V2C
12-
5
.
32c
12-
12-
11-
15c
3V2%
Book
11-
93 %c
$3.75 preferred (quar.),,,
Amalgamated Sugar Co., 5% pfd.
Amerada Petroleum (quar.)
Inc.,
2
11-
11-18
l\
Alloy Cast Steel
(quar.)
Aluminium, Ltd. iquar.),,,—^
Aluminum Co. of America, common
Airlines,
11-16
11-16
25c
Inc.
convertible preferred (quar.)
American Automobile Insurance Co. (St.
50C
—
com.
10-15
20c
American
30c
of America,
Co.
10-31
1
—
4
75c
——■—----——
Biscuit
1
11-
—
(quar.)
Corp.
4
Corp.—
(quar.)
Extra
10-31-
12-
.
—
United
1
10c
11-
$1
Materials
&
10-14
12-
t27V2c
11-
$30c
——,—,———.—
—
10-28
Year-end
Louis)
10-14:
?10c!
1
12-(5
11-17
1
11-15
Ltd.—
1
35c
11-17
11-
50%
—
—
12-
l-J..
12-1JB
11-25
12-10
11-18
& Surety (stock div.)
12-
1
10-14
12-10
3%
(quar.)
Air-Way Industries—
...
New common (initial quar.)
Alabama Gas,
common
(quar,),,
$3.50 prior preferred
(quar.)
Allied Control
(quar.)
Allied
Mills,
Inc.
(quar.)
10-19
10-31
12-22
1
12-10
10c
Radio
Airfleets,
10-31
—
(quar.)
10-31
<
37'/a C
$1
pfd.
conv.
preferred
United
dividend
Aircraft
$1
(quar.)—,
Union
$1.25
Air
1
■
Trust
(quar.),
Products,,,,,
Control
1
11-
50c
11-
"50C
preferred (quar.)
5V2%
11-
31V4C
(year-end)
Chemical
Common
11-14
.
-
4
11-15
(increased)
Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
preference
(quar.)—„„—_—
Carbide & Carbon Corp. (quar.),
6%
11-
1
Holtf
When
Payable of Red,
—
Surpass Shoe Stores,
Common (quar.)
American
ann'l meeting Jan. 30, 1956)
(stock dividend)——
Gas Pipe Line (quar.)—Troy & Greenbush RR. Association (s-a)-,;—
Trunkline Gas Co., preferred A (quar.)—
11-17
11-15
&
1-13
1-31
in previous
40C
Agnew
12-
1-15
55c
2 2 Vac
Corp.
Transcontinental
Special
Til"!!
(initial payment
10-19
at
proval
12-19
Mexico-
(quar.).
10-31
dividend (subject to stockholders'ap¬
Stock
12-15
12-10
Stores
Drug
11-15
3
1-
5%
$1.12 Va
Towmotor
5c
17c
Aetna Casualty
preferred
Guarantee
12-15
50C
preferred (accum.)
dividend)
$1.25
(quar.)
$1
Per
$1.18%
(quar.)
Thompson Products Inc., common
10-18
12-19
11-15
*■ 11-15
B
11-21
1
10-29-
1
31V4C
(quar.)
A
10-18
(stock
dividend
Stock
8
6c
(quar.)
10-18
12-16
Share
$1.37 Va
common
1-20
12-16
(increased quar.)
"
Corp.
12-
20c
preferred
1
12-15
50c
Inc.,
12-20-
20c
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.—
7
111-
4%
—
quar.)
12-20
1-
2-
—
(quor.)—
Adams-Millis
10-17
11-
Oil—
&
(initial
convertible
4%
45c
(quar.)
New
Coal
10-31
11-25
'
25c
(quar.)(quar.)
11-18
11-18
1-
IOC
Steel
Acme
.'t
$1
(quar.)
com.
11-15
12-
Alloys, Inc.—
Industries
15c
—
—1—-—-
11-15
12-
give the dividends announced
we
10c
,———
(quar.)
11-30
1
12-
—
25c
(quar.),,
10-25
Instruments," Inc.H
of
__
12-15
12-
Extra
(s-a)——
(quar')
THompson-Starrett, 70c
11-21
40c
,
(quar.)
50
11-21
11 -*>5
.
24c class A—;
Co.,
preferred
l'/a%
___
Puget Sound Power & Light
Stock
10-21
12-
.
50c
(quar.)
11-30
12-15
50c
—.t—_
____—
$1.10 convertible
Acme
15c
(quar.),*
Transmission,
common
4%
10c
Common
after
10-31
12-19
15c
Providence, Washington Insurance—
$2 convertible preferred
(quar )
5%
4
11-12
12-19
5
37 Vac
6%
Fenn
Pacific
$1.25
13%c
(quar )
(auar.)_
Quarterly
Public
1
$1
(quar.)
Radiation
Precision
-
11-
5
12-
IOC
8V3C
IIIIIIIIIIH
dividend
Mining
1
12-
12-19
7
10%
Helicopter (stock dividend)
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., $4 preferred (quar.)
Polaris
25c
$2.50
common
Common
5v2%
12-2
45 c
(quar )
common
Piasecki
Pioneer
12-
20c
t$1.25 '
Electric Co.,
preference
<quar.)_
11-
25c
Ltd
Corp.,
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
:II~~
(quar.)
Hopewell
&
11-15
11-15
12-19
(quar.),—
——
11-30
20C
(extra)
class A
(extra)
Aluminum
Acme
40c
:-
A
12-15
$1
Name of Company
40c
—
Corp.
B
preceding table.
40c
(quar.)
common
Co
Textron-American,
40c
quarter,,.
11-15
}75c
(quar.),
preferred
preferred
4.50%
New
12-19
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Texas
7
Pennsylvania Utilities Investment Corp.—
Increased
&
5%
111-
Hamp.)
Railroad
Marine
4.75%
$1
25c
10%
(New
35C
(quar.)———-■
Eastern
11-33
7
11-11
—
5.50%
I" """"
(quar.)"""
(quar.)
Oil,
preferred
Taylor
11-15
7
11-
11-25
10c
Co. (quar.)
1st preferred
Paper
Symington-Gould
12-
11-
11-17
12-19
(quar.),——
B
preferred
62 V2 C
12-15
Casualty
Pennsylvania
9
50c
common
(quar.),
(quar.)
preferred
Peerless
11-
25C
new
Corp.
(quar.I
Eastern
Common
(initial)"
11-25
12-15
25c
(quar.)—
4
11-
paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
7
Inc
(quar.)
11-
—
—
Below
11-
10c
approval
11-19
11-18
11-18
weeks and not yet
9
held)
shs.
—
preferred
$4
40c
(quar.)___
11-15
12-
&
preferred A
$4.40
Co.
Mfg.
Glass,
Pacific
Pacific
Panhandle
&
12-15
75c
Sons
a
Coal (quar.)—
Corp.————————L--
Sutherland
shareholders.
Marine
87 V2C
&
Superior Separator
Africa
South
11-15
SEC.
Chemical,
11-22
5c
11-15
12-15
-
25c
Special
Standard
the
>4% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.
of
12-15
15c
—-
150
Swan-Finch
Union
50c
quar.),—
of
shares.
from
11-15
25c
of
deducted
11-10
12-17
35c
-
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
1
11-25
(quar.)
subject -to
preferred
6%
approximately
$2.78
on
American
Subject to any change in rate
South African funds
Tax of 7.05% will be
1
12-
—.—.,—----•
for each
J.
dividend
$1.25
6%
exchange
for
prior to Nov. 29.
12-
Class
5c
*
9
1
25c
Wytex Oil Corp.,
9
60c
(quar.)
1-
$1.31%
:——
Z
Extra
.
11-10
$1.05
—
12-
Monthly
3
1-
12-23
——.—
Extra
10-20,
1
1-13
55c
(quar.)—
(reduced
(one
67VaC
& Light Co.—
Monthly
——
Suburban
2
12-
11-
10-31
preferred (quar.)—;
^
$1.12 V2
preferred (quar.)
$1.20preferred
(quar.),,,
Wood (G. H.) & Co., 5Vb% preferred (quar.) t$1.37 V2
$2.50
Worumbo Mfg., 5% prior pfd. (s-a)
25c
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr., Co. (monthly)
____
(Dallas)—
Co.
Screw, Ltd. (s-a)—
Struthers Wells Corp., common
11-17
12-15
$1.10
—-
(Ind.)
N.
L.)
Stock
■
12-15
12-
27c
(quar.),
7
11-
12-13"
11-15
...
4.80%
11-30
1
12-27
—
Year-end
Wisconsin Power
11-25
$1.25
com.
12-
95c
4V2%
1
12-
11- 7
$1.10
Bankshares
Wisconsin
12-15
25C
Stowell
12-10
$2.78
of
Coke
Stouffer
$1.06 V*
(quar.)
Co.
Toch
(J.
Stonega
10-21
10c
O-Okiep Copper Co., Ltd., (American shares)"
20 shillings on ordinary shares equivalent
to
1
12-15
50c
,
preferred
conv.
11-
62VaC
&
Light Corp., common—
"B"~——————
the
Stifel
'
(quar.)
12-15
11-15
(quar.)—_
Stanley Warner Corp.
10-31
11-15
_
—___IIII_III1I~I"II~
-
Mathieson
4(4%
-
11-15
10-31
1
40C
50c
each
for
1
12-
Wickes Corp.
5%
Products
payments
Standard
11-15
_
Special
Omar,
of
20c
Republic
Special
Above
30c
(quar.)
12-15
Power
Common
59 %c
(quar.)
com.
Co.
Standard
61'/2c
Co.,
(qua.r.)__,_*______~n
4%.%
Coil
dividend
Oil
3
(quar.)
4Va%
Gas
1
1-
12-
$1.10
4.40%
5
dividend,,
Stock
73VaC
(initial)___
Oklahoma Natural
9
$1.02
preferred
Stock
9
125c
(quar~J_~~
5
11-
(quar.)
California
Forgings
12-
11-
11-30
75c
,(quar.)„1
11-15
12-15
11-30
30 Vac
9
12-
50c
4.40%
common
Service,
of
Co.
11-15
1$1.75
oh}° power Co., 4.08% preferred
Oil
1
35c
4
• (quar.-)
„_L,_,
preferred
Standard
1
(quar.)
common
4
11-
(quar.),,
common
12-
^IHIIIIIIII
.*
11-
12-10
(quar.),.
12-
(quar.)
12-10
Corp. (year-end),
Standard Brands, Inc., common (quar.)
22V2C
11-
11-25
Shoe
$1.31 Vt
12-10
12-
*—
11-15,
5c
4.20%
10-29
12-10
10-20
25 Vac
Insurance
1
Extra
Olin
10-29
35c
11-25
12-
125C
preferred (quar.)
*
(stock div.). An additional sh.
three shs. held—
5s/4%
11-15
10-26
:
(quar.)
$1.12 V2
~~
9
12-13
(quar.)—_______
12-
(quar )
Oak Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.,
preferred
$3.50
I
11-
Co.—■
com.
Power,
Extra1
(quar.)
com.
III_IIIII
(quar.)
Co.
pfd.
Utah
Spencer
for each
Corp.)
(quar.),,,
preferred
Norwich Pharmacal
t
11-18
4v
Northwest¬
of
11-18
preferred
5lA%
11-
held)
Northwestern
4 Vi %
share
1
50c
(quar.)-,—
Quarterly
Spencer Chemical,
4.20% preferred
11-4
11-25
$8
(liquidating)
(Mass.)
(one
11-25
C
52'/:
(quar.)
Leather
diviaend
Edison
preferred
Southwestern Life
11-25
55c
(quar.)
common
12-15
*12-
11-30
(quar.),,'
4.40%
1
11-
11-15
9
50c
(quar.)
Railway Co.,
5% -non-cum.
11-15
t63c
(quar.)
Northwest Bancorporation,
Stock
70c
11-
50c
(accum.)
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)"
Southwestern Electric
York" "(quar" j"
1
'
5%
1
12-
5
4
1-
Whitaker
25c
prior pfd.
Varnish
&
preferred
Southern
Corp.
12-
9
9
$1.12 Va
—-
.
414%
California
Southern
$1
11-
11-
62 Vac
J
(quar.i
J.),
Paint
preferred
4.88%
Co.—
preferred
Co.
&
Morgan)
4.08%
Quebec Power Co., Ltd.—
4.20 %
(S.
Southern
1
12-
1
1
4 %
c
1212-
11-15
12- 1
t
4,
11-
11-14
$1
25c
Westinghouse Electric, com. (quar.),—
3.80% preferred B (quar.)
Paper Co. (increased quar.)
White (S. S.) Dental Mfg. {increased quar.)
White Motor Co., com. (quar.)
10-18
1
11-
50c
20c
20c
Extra
11-10
9
11-15
(quar.)-—
(quar.)—-———-—
Socony Mobile Oil Co.
—
prior preferred (quar.)
Northern Insurance Co. of New"
5Va%-
12-
12-15
$4
Northern
■
12-15
*
Corp.—""""""
Warren
Warren
(W.
11-10
153
•
dividend
Northam
Mfg.
Smith
12-
1
50c
Singer
11-15
1
10%
class
IIIIIIIIIII
(quar.)
-
12-
10%
Cement,
preferred
Sloane
11-18
$1
dividend
Stock
;
75c
75e
American
12-10
50c
2
——
dividend
2
1-
12-
Corp.,
Oil &
Wesson
2
$1.25
—
;
—
Smith-Alsop
Extra
Stock
11-18
9
12-
37'/2c
-
Inc.
Stock
12-
J56 V4C
(quar.)
Steel Strapping; common
Extra
•
11-
50c
Ry.
Signode
Dock-
;
&
Sheraton,
-
50c
R.R.
Shipbuilding
Nopco Chemical, $4 pfd.
Old
9
12-31
pfd.
2
1-
J50C
—
25c
class B common,.
Snowdrift, $4 pfd. (quar.).—
West Indies Sugar
(quar.)^___i^
Western Canada Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)—_
Welsbach
Power—
Shenangn Valley Water, 5%~
50c
_
(quar.)Ill
(quarlj™~~
& Dry"
Zinc Co.
Central
News
Quarterly
-
11-10 ■!
10c
__
New
l/o
9
20c
(quar.)
Extra
See
11-15
12-
25c
quar.)_
(quar.),,-
New Bedford Storage Warehouse
&
preferred A (quar.)—.——
414% preferred B (quar.),,
Payable of Rec,
Share '
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Holdert
When
Per
Holdera
When
,
Share
of Company
4%
Extra
New
Name
Shawinigan Water
12-15
S.
Natlonal-U.
North
11-18
75c
(increased
Products
Per
1
Castings—
Increased
National Starch
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
13
(1809)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
pfd.
(quar.)
12-15
11-29
56V4C
12-
11-18
2V2%
$1.25
11-10
9-23
8
10-2U
1
Ltd.—
(interim)
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. (quar.)
12-
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1810)
.
.
-
Name
Atlantic City
4%
Electric—
$1
$1.02'A
$1.08%
$1.08%
_,
4.35%
Atlantic
Coasc
Line
Atlantic
Coast
Line
5%
Refining,
3.75%
Conn,
ox
Co.
RR.
preferred
non-cum.
Atlantic
Co.
B
..
Nichols
Mig.,
Avondale
$2.25
Common
from
(quar.)—
common—
4»A%
from
($0,038
capital
(L.
S.)
4y2%
Fund
Mutual
of
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
6%
Piano
11-28
Canada,
Corp.
Nov.
$1.12'A
$1.12'/2
10-31
10-31
dividends)
Barber-Ellis
Bates
8c
Bath
13c
11-15
10c
10-31
Ltd.
$1.50 1-13-56
$6
1st
$3
(A.
8.)
4%%
Beech
Common
preferied
Mfg.
Watch
Co.
8c
Co.
Birtman
6%
Blue
Blue
Bell.
21c
4%
$4
preferred
12-1
11-3
$4
preferred
10-15
$6 preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
9
10-28
12-
1
11-10
3-1
2-9
10-31
10-19
11- 1
10-14
10c
10-31
11- 1
10-19
20c
,$2
class
Cincinnati
.
12-10
11-23
5c
11- 4
10-20
11-1
10-
11-15
10-29
4%
special
guaranteed
75c
12-23
12-10
7%
regular
guaranteed
Clinton
7
15c
11-30
11-18
25c
(quar.)
12-20
Cleveland
12-10
11-15
10-25
Cochran
25c
11-10
11-
1
Coghlin
50c
12-15
12-
1
5c
(quar.).
(increased)
11-21
10-20
$3.50
+$1.12'A
$$1.12'/a
4-1-56
3-17
$$1.12'A
7-1-56
6-16
Columbia
preferred
(quar.)__
i$1.12'A
10-1-56
9-16
Columbia
12-17
Buchanan
Steel
•
quar.)
Products
25c
Die
8c
Bullock's,
Bulolo
Machine
Inc..
Gold
(s-a).
18c
4%
Oil, Ltd. (interim)
Burroughs (J. P.) & Sons
Biscuit,
$1.25
(quar.)....
preferred
7'Ac
(quar.).
Co.
Co.,
7%
(A.
M.)
Bvmart-Tintair, Inc.,
Caldwell
Linen
$1.50
80c
1st
preferred
$1.50
participating
California
Electric
California
Pacific
Common
®xtra
7%
Title
California
Calilornia
4.40%
pfd.
11-
1
11- 1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
12'Ac
(quar.)
75c
12-10
12-
11-
10-24
11-1
10-24
43%c
"
(quar.)—....
Service
11- l-
45c
1
11-15
10-24
27'Ac
11-15
33'Ac
11-15
10-31
(quar.)..
33c
n-i5
(quar.)...
preferred
33i/aC
Calif.
Water 8c Telephone,
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Camden
Fire
common
(quar.).
(quar.)
j
10-10
11-
i0-io
l
S.)
Co.
(year-end)
n
50c
11-
1
10-10
j j.
1
10.10
11-29
11-18
$1.20
37'Ac
10_10
(quar.)
Cement,
Ltd.,
preference
preference
Dry
Common
common
(quar.)
Cut
preferred
Co.,
Common
(quar.)
Ltd.,
10-31
11-21
1-3-56
12-
com.
11-
l
$25c
11-
JlOc
10-31
1
Investment
;
&
12-
1
Oil
10-14
2-1-56
1-16
11-15
1
9-22
11-15 *
11-
11-
10-28
8
1
12-15
1
10-
11-
1
10-
11-
1
10-
55c
11-
1
10-
51'Ac
Wright
Power
11-
1
10-
Lilly 8c
11-
1
Railroad
Erlanger
11-
1
1
10-
7
10-31
12-
1
1
11-
2
12-
1
11-
2
$37'Ac
11-30
10-31
55c
11-21
10-21
$1.12'A
1-3-56
„12- 2
1-3-56
12-
2
1-3-56
12-
2
75c
12-15
11-25
1-3-56
12-15
17'Ac
(quar.)
11-
1
32'Ac
1-4-56
11-15
$2.50
(s-a)
10-25
37'Ac
(quar.)
1-1-56
11-
10c
11-
t50c
(quar.).
$1.05
1
1
10-13
10-
7
12-16
11-
1
12-14
10-15
10-15
11-15
10-14
12-
11-1*
1
$2
(quar.)
$1.50
(accum.)
$19.58 y3
preferred
12-29
12-15
12-
11-15
1
11-
1
12-20
12-
5
50c
7
Co.
class
A
(quar.)
Sept.
29
common
par
pfd.
stockholders
stock
on
a
(quar.)
voted
value being changed
$10,
and
to
Dallas
to
change
Transit
to
two-for-one
Co.
from
name
12-
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
$1.12
(quar.).
12-28
$1
$1.06
(quar.)
11-
1
10-10
$1.75
11-
1
$1.75
11-
1
10- 7
11-
1
10- 7
11-
1
25c
11-22
$25c
12-15
11-15
1
11-15
11-15
11-
5
10-14
(s-a)
pfd.
(quar.).
(quar.)..
(quar.)—
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_____._
gtd.
series
(quar.)
A
$1.19
$1.25
$1.18%
60c
25c
$10c
12%c
15c
5c
15c
62'Ac
,
87'AC
$1.25
12y2c
$1.12'A
(quar.)..
$1.50
11-
1
10-20
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
10-31
10-31
10-31
12- 1
11- 1
11-10
11-1
11- 1
10-17
12- 1
10-17
9-30
11-15
10-17
10-20
10-20
10-20
11-30
11-10
10-28
11-18
11-
10-21
12-12
12- 1
yll-10
1
25c
15c
12- 1
11-15
11-14
12-28
12-14
6c
11-
10-17
4c
11-8
10-17
$3
20c
12-31
1
12-15
10-15
15c
62'Ac
68%c
11-28
11-28
11-28
12- 1
11-17
11-17
11-17
11- 1
12-
11-
Co
—
Life
(quar.)
—
50c
50c
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.).
Works
20c
50c
11-
1
1-3-56
12- 9
1
12-23
11-25
25c
(quar.)
11-25
1-3-56
12-15
12-16
12-27
12- 1
11-25
60c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
12- 9
50c
37Vic
40c
•'
Board,
11- 1
Co.
Insurancee
(quar.)—„
Y.)
8
11-15
10-17
50c
12-
Products—-
(entire
preferred
prior
redeemed
Nov.
on
at
1
issue
$105
per
this dividend)
Insurance
Increased
be
share
$1.50
.--i,
Newark-
of
Rubber,
&
preferred
Stock
First
Bank
First
R.
Sterling,
R.
to
semi-annual
Tire
Firestone
1
12-
30c
pfd.
:
plus
11-15
12-
11-11
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc.
6%
$1.34
11-17
-
Fibreboard
11-15
3%
Insurance
Ferro Corp.
11-15
11-25
(quar.):.
Extra
Screw
11-15
1
12- 1
12- 1
12-
12- 8
Corp., common
preferred A (quar.)
5'A% preferred 1953 series (quar.)
Federal Compress & Warehouse
(quar.)
Paper
10-15
25c
......
5%
Extra
1
12- 1
11-11
"■
Federal
11-
11-18
Fedders-Quig-an
"Federal
10-15
30c
25%
(quar.)
Fate-Root-Heath
Federal
1
10-15
convertible pfd.
6%
N.
(Svracuse,
1
11-
11- 1
(quar.)
Traders
&
10-14
11-
25c
-
Farmers
1
(quar.j—________
RR.,
Co.
Firth
11-15
40c
10-15
$1.10
(quar.)
$5
Brothers
4V2%
11-30
87'AC
(quar.)
—
dividend
Fireman's
Securities
1
(quar.)—
Products, Ltd.
Extra
11-15
12-
11-
$1.41%
Association
Co..
Mfg.
Stock
9-30
$12c
10c
preferred
:
.....
(quar.)
Sugar
Fanner
10-25
10-15
$1,37%
Mills, common (quar.)
preierred
(quar.)
Fajardo
11-22
1
$1.02'A
$1.06%
Lilly .(Eli)
(Increased)
Pittsburgh
4'A%
10-20
11-
$2.50
Ry. 8c Terminal Co., 7%
company
&
Erie
10-20
$1.04
preferred
to
Erie
10-20
93 %c
4'A%
basis, the
10-20
1
Farmer
(quar.).
&
On
1
9
50c
(quar.)_
preferred
1
10-31
12-
See
preferred
11-
11-15
1-5-56
10c
______
Watch
preferred
11-
10-31
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
11-
10-21
10-17
11-
(accum.)
A
(quar.)..^
Group
Co
2nd
1
1
11-15
$1.12'A
Forge & Steel Corp.,
5%
10-20
9-30
12'Ac
(quar.).
Heating
1st
12- 1
10-15
11-15
10c
Mfg.
60c
11-
11-
$30c
1
12- 9
20c
(initial)
class A (quar.)—
Williamsport R.R.
&
lx-
10-19
Co.—
Rubber
Co.,
Mfg.
&
12-12
10-31
$14c
(quar.)
dividend
10-31
50c
15c
District Electric, 5%
4%%
preferred (quar.)
,
..
(quar.)
pfd.
$1
common
Gas
&
National
Emhart
Eric
'
Light, $4 preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$20
Ho.>e
Stock
10c
$1.50
60c
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c preferred
$1.13
$4.24
»
Eleccrfc
Elmira
10-31
$10c
(quar.)
Stop-Nut Corp. of America
Enamel
25c
"
>
com
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Fairbanks Co.,
.
preferred
Co.,
preferred
5.36% preferred
5.65% preferred
$4.40
preferred
Emsco
Y.—
Lines
Ltd.,
Natural
62'Ac
(quar.)
$6
49c
(quar.)
pfd.
$7
Associates
5y2%
Elgin
12-21
securities
preferred (quar.)
Paso
Elastic
11- 4-
per
1—
(quar.)
common
Corp.,
Products
6%
(quar.)
5%
$104
11-15
1-2-56
20c
preferred
Co.
Paper
4'/v%
12-10
11-
10%
3'A%
non-cum.
NOTE:
States
4.10%
11-3
11-
51c
(quar.)—.
N.
2
for
preferred
Employers
Corp.—r-
Refining,
Press,
Curtiss
Dallas
11-15
1
10-14
$1.25
of
A
Empire
...
common
Tobacco,
split the
11-
1
$10c
preferred
9-23
40c
Industries,
4'A%
El
10-14
11-
50c
Corp.
class
Sugar
10-14
47'Ac
Seal, Ltd. (quar.)
Corp., $4.20 pfd.
Forster
&
8%
9-30
$ 10c
1
(Toronto)—
Zellerbach
1
jioc
11-
11-1
$25c
(s-a)
Cork
called
A (quar.i
(increased quar.)
Eastern
ill- 1
$1.37'A
5%
11-18
B
(accum.)
Steamship
Lines,
Inc
9-30
11-15
37'Ac
A
1
1
(quar.)
convertible
$6
Eli
Mills, Ltd.—
(s-a)._±.w_—
Crown
Trust,
—
Ltd
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Crown
Dallas
1.
10-31
Corp.— "
Craddock-Terry Shoe.
11-
12-
Corp.
37'Ac
Crossett Co., class
Class B (quar.)
io-li
(1954) Ltd.—
Investment Fund,
(quar.)
Ltd
Cosmopolitan Realty
$2
10-
11-15
37'Ac
(quar.)
Can,
11-23
50c
realized
Eastern
11-15
15c
(quar.)
Co.
Eastern
10-20
37'Ac
Corn Products Refining, common
Cosden
Petroleum
(quar.)
Cuneo
$$1.25
(s-a)
9
50c
pfd.
(quar.)
7
io-li
9
12-
$1.17
preferred
(quar.)
Continental Transportation
12-
12-15
12-
11-15
$1.07
6%
preferred
1-2-56
l
.
Ohio Electric—
(quar.)
$3.75
Cuban
11-
5%
30c
(quar.)
$4.16
7
1-3-56
10-14
$1.06'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
19
$i0c
1
20c
com.
preferred
1-2-5R
$31c
11-
30c
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)
(quar.)
10c
60c
quar.)
(final)
1
9-30
11- 2
11-
8c Supply Co. (quar.)
Ltd., class A (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Eastern
Ekco
Textile
Continental
1
Corp.
10-20
10-14
$4.52
$1.06'A
_2L
International
Ltd.
Canadian
11-30
12-20
Duriron
1
dividend
B
Crystal
Canadian Dredge 8c Dock, Ltd.
Canadian
4
4.80%
10-20
11-
Consumers Glass Co., Ltd. I quar.)—
Consumers Power Co., common (quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)
25c
(quar.)—
Canadian Industries
11-13
*$1.50
(quar.)..,
Mortgage
Class
Crum
Special 100th anniversary bonus
Canadian Bronze
11-18
8
}25c
Ginger Ale Co.—
(increased)
Canada Permanent
8
12-
Stone, Ltd.—
(quar.)....
preferred
10-
12-
l32'Ac
iquar.)
&
10-31
50c
10-20
31'Ac
Consolidated Theatres, Ltd., class A
10_10
11- 1
10c
(s-a)
Soup
Crushed
$4.25
5%
n.
$2
$1.30
Canada
10-10
1
25c
Association
Extra
Canada
6%-
11-
25c
30c
Co. (quar.)
Campbell Wyant & Cannon Foundry
Canada
10_31
10-31
31'Ac
—
(A.
n.i5
11-15.
33c
|(luar^
(quar.)
Insurance
Extra
Campbell
Campbell
10.3i
32»/2c
3l%c
(quar.)".
ff'Sn preferred
preJerre^
$1.20
ii_i5
i0.3i
1
E'ddy
(quar.)
preferred
10-
1
10-31
11-23
35c
pfd.
Co.,
10-28
1-16
(quar.)
Coffee
11-
10-14
Poods
11-
2%
Freres
62'Ac
Stock
5%
Duncan
Dupuls
1
;
Consolidated
10-12
34%c
(quar.)
Ducommun Metals
1
(quar.)
preferred
pfd.
Securities, Ltd.,
Bradstreet
11-18
2-
Co.
10-13
10-31
$25c
dividend)
net
6%
H.)
12-13
11-
Dearborn
10-13
10-31
$25c
(quar.)
Issue
31
at
Oct.
Canada
of
12-31
$1.12'A
Consolidated; Edison
10-28
10-31
dividend)
(Entire
from
(J.
&
$1.12'A
Extra
$5
Dun
{.
(quar.)..
B
10-15
Ltd.—
profits and 3 cents from earned income)
Co.
(quar.).
Pont
1-16
Extra
Class
10-31
Mar.)_._—________—
preferred
A
Consolidated
preferred
f-20% preferred (quar.)
5.08%
$1
(Class
10-31
Pre'erre(i
5-36%
preferred
plus
cents
1
«;_
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
$2.06 preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated Chemical Industries—
Co—
(quar.).
12-
(7
11-18
$1.02
$380
Consolidated
11-
5Gc
preferred
®'28%
$2.04
1
11-15
50c
5'A%
on
12-16
Asso.
10-15
11-
Fund—
Duro-Test
(monthly)
Light 8c Power—
preferred (quar.)
$2 preferred (quar.)
1
50c
.
$1.18%
option
$1.90
10-14
1
holders
(quar.)
Life
11-1
$20c
5Cc
(stock
Co.
this
Dreyfus
11-15
Gas
$10c
$37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.,
redemption
5
Connecticut
Insurance—
(quar.)..
Water
11-15
12-
1
National.
10-31
10-31
(quar.)
11-30
20c
Quarterly
Co.—
(quar.).
$3
:
10-14
1
1-1-56
Income)
at
Co.,
11-25
11-15
Chemical Co. Ltd.—
preferred
10-24
(increased
preferred
Confederation
4
120c
—
Packing
11-
,120c
(quar.)
preferred
11-
3%%
11-15
(quar.)
Natural
5'A %
Conduits
10-7
12'Ac
(quar.)—
Distributing
preferred
-----
„
11-30
11-15
10-20
11-15
$lOc
(s-a)
(quar.)
Ltd.
Coal,
(Calif.),
62'Ac
,
preferred
Concord
5
137c
preferred
Power,
12-15
10-
11-7
$1.75
(quar.)
participating
Cold
Storage &
Calif.
(quar.)
pfd. (accum.)
Ltd., com. (quar.)
2nd
11-30
32c
5%
Mills,
preferred
10-12
10-27
2%
(stock dividend)
Byers
1
11-18
11-15
2
Commodore Hotel, Inc.
Commonwealth
Edison
10-26
11-
5%
Bush Terminal
6%
10-17
11-25
}50c
40c
1
$30c
(quar.)
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
4%' preference
(quar.)
Industries—
1-
Terminals
12- 1
Dravo
2-
preferred
12-15
12-
Dresser
(quar.)
Corp., $1.25 pfd.
preferred
4.65%
10-24
5c
(quar.)
Ltd
5
12-
Corp.,
11-30
Ltd.—
...
Oil
10-14
common
System
Pictures
4'A %
10-24
1
$1
(quar.)...
preferred
Dredging,
11-1
11-1
16-
10c
Columbus & Southern
11-10
11-
50c
$1.50
Burmah
Burry
11-18
12- 1
12-21
10-31
(quar.)_„_*.
preferred
Columbia
Castings Co,, common...
preferred
(quar.).l.
Buell
12-19
10-10
1
1-3-56
capital gains, pay¬
'
Gas
Corp.,
$10c
&
&
Chemical
10c
Carbon
Extra
Co.—
BuCkeye 8teel
6%
Columbian
$4.25
11-1
Douglas
Dow
10-31
preferred (quar.)
preferred
10-31
$$1.25
preference
Paper
$25c
(monthly)
4Vi&'f
2oc
10-31
J40c
Extra
10-17
12-20
10c
Colorado Oil 8c Gas
12-
11-
12-20
(monthly)
(monthly)
4'A%
9-30
Investment
Aircraft
Dulany
11-15
1-2-56
Douglas
11-18
11-21
10-14
<
Donnacona
10-17
1
12- 1
25c
10-21
1
35c
10-31
Common
10-26
11- 1
9-30
10-17
11-17
(quar.)
1
du
Colorado
Common
10-31
Driver-Harris
11-15
<.
Common
1
1111-
12-16
11-25
45c
Dominion Tar
11-1S
able
,95c
10-14
10-21
(from
Common
I
11-15
12-
1
11-15
(monthly)
(quar.)
Steel
1
25c
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Dominion
1
t72'/2c
Gas
10-18
12-
10-31
Brockton Taunton Gas—
1
11-
11-28
1-3-56
II-
87'Ac
Power,
11-19
1
$2.25
Quarterly
1-3-56
Year-end
JL
10-10
15c
Colonial
1
1
11-10
10-10
11-
H-
1
10-20
112'Ac
10-
12-
10-20
Ltd.—
1
87'Ac
1
Central
10-19
12-
25c
Fields
share
15c
(increased).
11-
11- 2
$40c
11-
(quar.)
stock
11-15
37'Ac
$17'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
2nd
11-10
1
or
10-24
11c
lbc
Dominion Glass Co., Ltd. (extra)
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co.,
1
1
cash
10-15
15c
Bridge Co., Ltd.
12-
12c
—
(initial
6-20
7
1
10-31
IncL—
(quar.)—;
Anglo
50c
11-
(quar.)
(Charles)
3-20
7-1-56
$1.12'A
11-
(quar.)
common
4-1-56
1
(quar.)
com.
11-
In
11-
15c
Engineering Works, Ltd.
Dominion
Fabrics, Ltd., common
Louis
$1
income)
10-15
$37'Ac
Dominion
12-31
(quar.)
Inc.
1
25c
(quar.)
from realized
11-
(liquidating)
Ltd.
&
Dominion
12-20
Acceptance,
(quar.)
Brunnlnfe
6-20
1-1-56
12-31
(quar.)
Fund,
10-15
$50c
;
,
Mfg.
preferred
7-1-56
15c
preferred
preferred
.-New
5%
$1.50
St.
class A (accum.)
Colonial Finance Co., 4%% preferred (quar.)
25c
,
3-20
15c
Colonial
1
—
Dominion
30c
(monthly)..
Co.
11-10
11-
(quar.)
Oil
Monthly
2%
70c
(quar.)
common
4-1-56
$1.06'A
(B. J.),
preferred
Union
Dominguez
4
Pittsburgh RR—
Foil
11-20
(Boston)
Manufacturing Corp.
Mines,
$1.25
Ltd. (quar.)..
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common
and
...»
&
Foods
30c
(quar.)
preferred
10-25
Dome
35c
Monthly
Monthly
income
preferred
Co;,
Dodge
50c
dividend)
Mahoning Ry. (s-a)
Cincinnati, Chicago &
40c
4'A%
.'$3.80
Doernoecher
10-25
$1.75
&
20c
(quar.)
4'A%
Brown
10-14
10-31
Co.
Pepper
30c
8c
Clark Oil Refining, common (stock
$1.20 preferred A (quar.)
4% %
Brooklyn
Gas
Electric, common (quar.)
City Auto Stamping <quar.)__
City Baking, 7% preferred (quar.)
City Stores Co., common (quar.)
4'A% convertible preferred (quar.)
British Columbia Telephone Co.—
4'A %
11-15
12-20
11-15
Ltd.—
Year-end
A
15c
quarterly
Dr.
25c
Ry. 5 %
preierred (quar.)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating,
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Products
Dixie-Home
10-20
87'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
Clearfield
Forest
10-31
1
I-1-56
10-27
11c
(quar.)
Trust
Stores
11-15
10-25
40c
(quar.)
common
Investment Fund,
11-
11-
25c
25c
$1.25
Quarterly from net investment income
$1.50
(increased)
Cleveland,
Rubber
Diversified
10-31
12- 1
(quar.)
$1
convertible
3'A%
10-25
investment
10-15
10-31
$1.50
,
10-17
&
1
Ry.
11-17
Hose
11-
11-30
11-15
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
$1
11-
20c
earnings
Divco
10-31
$1
pfd.
(increased)
A
10-15
Chicago 8c Eastern Illinois RR. Co.
10%
from
Class
10-20
1
$1.50
(quar.)
Ohio
&
Co.,
12- 3
12- 3
$1
(quar.)
5%
Steel Construction
1
*
11-15
preferred
A
35c
$2
...
...
(quar.)J
Co.
Co.,
Imestment
Diocesan
Disher
11-
$1
,
11-1
$6
Chesapeake
class
preferred
11-
$1
(quar.)
11-
(quar.)
9
$1
11-15
(From
Columbia
Increased
11- 3
12-
10-10
37'Ac
11-15
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
10- 4
11-16
11- 7
11- 7
11- 7
11-14
10-19
10-19
10-25
10- 7
10- 7
Monthly
1
Bowling
Green
Fund
Bridge 8c Tank Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
$2.90
preference
(quar.)
British
12- 1
1
12- 3
.
Dickinson Industrial Site—
55c
(quar.)______
11-30
Co.
Fund
12-19
12-20
11-
50c
series)
12-
(quar.)
Edison
Woven
1-2-56
15c
Brass
$1.50
Yard
Coal
Match
Diamond
10-15
10-19
20c
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
Chesapeake Industries
$4 preferred (quar.)..
50c
(2'Ac
preferred
Boston
(1947
10-19
11-15
(quar.)
Corp.
Boston
preferred
10-14
1
25c
2'Ac from capital gains
Booth Fisheries, common
Boston
4%
1
11-
25c
$1.18%
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
1
$1
(quar.)
Aluminum
12-23
11-
&
10-31
12- 5
35c
(quar.)
Ice
23c
(quar.)
Chicago Corp.
from
Bondstock
preferred
B
11-1
30c
(quar.}——
(quar.).
Stock
Giorgio Fruit,
Class
75c
(quar.)
12-10
12-10
capital gains)
(California), 5% conv. pfd.
Blum's
Bohn
1-3-56
10-31
35c
(quar.)
Y)
(N
common
1-3-56
1-3-56
(quar.)
Inc.
Di
7
$1
(quar.)..
125c
$35c
Ridge Insurance (Shelby, N. C.)
Ridge Mutuai Fund (9c from
and
Bank
Corp.,
11-
Co.—
common
7
10-
37'Ac
(quar.)
(Mass)
Corp.
Tobacco,
preferred
Blue
Cherry-Burrell
Estate
10-20
(quar.)
W.) Co. (quar.)
(E.
Bloch Bros.
Manhattan
Real
10-20
Bishop Oil
Bliss
10-
10-31
12-16
11-15
(quar.)
A
common
common
Union
1-2-56
25c
37'Ac
Light (quar.)..
debenture
8%
Common
corp. (increased quar.)
Public Service
(quar.)
Vermont
Store
1
(quar.)...
Electric
10-31
$1.05
1
(quar.)_______
Bingham-Herbrar.d
Denver
19c
West
11-
.
Corp.
10-20
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
15c
&
10-20
+82.50
-
Voting trust certificates
(quar.).
11-
(quar.)...
(stock div.)
Bell Si Howell Co.
Best
preference
$6 preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-15
11-10
10-11
(quar.)..—
Mfg.,
Voting
11-30
20c
Lines
Air
11-10
50c
75c
(quar.)
Common
Dennison
$$2.50
(quar.)
$1.50
common
11-15
Diamond
...
Co.
Light, 4%
preferred
(quar.)
Central
Inc.—r
Corp.,
11-30
10-20
11-15
Co
Delaware Power &
1
12- 1
11-15
$1.25
l^VaC
Canada—
of
Corp.
(s-a)
12-12
11-
11- 1
30c
(quar.)—
(inicialj
Giassine
1-3-56
25c
&
South
preierence
5%
50c
—
.
30c
8noe
Belknap Hardware
Benrus
Power
Chain
11- 2
50c
Aircraft
4%
convertible
4.20%
10-17
125c
;
(quar.)
preferred
Beneficial
$1.50
Central
175c
preferred
(quar.)
Beaver Lumber, Ltd., class A (quar.)
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
Beck
Debentures
7
40c
(s-a)
Gas
&
150c
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Apartments,
10-28
10-
1
$1.75
(quar.).
(s-a)
Coke
&
180c
_
prior
preferred
11-15
11-
Deerfield
(quar.)
of Georgia Ry. Co.—
preferred series A and B
4%
(quar.)
Baystate Corp. (quar.)
Securities
27'AC
$1.05
(quar.)
Electric
this
(s-a)
8c
$$1.25
Investments, Ltd.—
preference
5%
|
(extra)—
A
(quar.)
3
Delta
Central Hudson Gas 8c Electric Corp.
Central-Illinois Securities Corp.—
12-30
10-31
11c
re-
plus
Inc.
(quar.)
common
65c
class
Bathurst Power & Paper
Class B
Beaux-Arts
for
Daystrom,
(quar.)
common
Canada
Coal
10- 6
44c
Innes, Ltd.,
Works
Corp.,
preferred
5%
10-31
i
(Canada),
Iron
called
10-
J25C
Tractor,
Central
10-14
10-14
Ltd
102'/2
11-15
$82
preferred
5%
$12c
Chase
at
Water,
Llgnting
(quar.)
5%
10-14
(quar.)
issue
2
Davenport
Day-Brite
Products Ltd.—
preferred
Central
RR.—
(entire
on
B
Central
Aroostook
3
3
10- 3
(quar.)
4.2U%
11- 3
10-31
(quar.)..
(American shares)—.—
preferred
demption
A
preferred
8%c
(initial)
Co.
10-
10-
See
Co., 7%
Caterpillar
Co.—
preferred
5%
Class
Tranrit
Dallas
11-15
Holdera
Payable of Rec..
Share
11-15
central
29c
30c
——
(quar.)
Banco de los Andes
Bangor &
Catelli Food
10- 5
$0,252
and
income
common
(quar.)—
(series 1947) (quar.)
preferred
Baldwin
10-20
10-14
10-15
10-15
11-21
I.)
(J.
Central
_—_
gains)———
Co.,
preferred
Balanced
11-1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
Case
of Company
11-15
*
Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)..
Light, common (quar.)—
Globe-Wernicke Co.
<fc
Corp.,
Class
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
Axe-Houghton Fund "A"—
Ayres
11-15
10-27
Utilities,
Power
Celotex
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
Mills,
(quar.)
10-25
Co.—
&
$1.20 conv. prior pref.
Avco
preferred
Carthage
..
preferred (s-a-)
Plywood Corp., $1.25 .conv. pfd. (quar.)
Austin
8%
.
When
Per
Name
$$1
(quar.)
Monday, October 31, 1955
..
Holders
U5c
(quar.)
preferred
Canadian
When
Payable of Rec.
$$1.25
(quar.)
common
preferred
Carolina
12- 1
11-10
50c
(quar.)—
Cos.,
4%
5%
yll- 7
30c
56!Ac
20c
$1.12
,
50c
$2.50
Share
Company
Canadian Gil
10-11
10-11
10-11
10-11
yll- 7
t55c
31'Ac
——
5V2%
Atlas
1
1
1
1
12-12
12-12
11-10
12-15
11- 1
ooc
<quar,)_____
Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd.
11111111-
93%c
(quar.)—
(quar,)
(s-a)
common
preferred
_T
Per
Name of
,
<
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_.
2nd preferred (quar.)
4.35%
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
preierred
4.10%
When
Per
>
.
of Company
.
(extra).
common
S1.12y2
(quar.)
Corp.
Banking
of Georgia
(quar.)i—
preferred
7%
Inc.,
37'Ac
(quar.i
(quar.)__
5c
$1.75
1
11-15
12- 1
12- 9
11-18
11-
1
10-15
10-21
11-15
11-
1
10c
12-
1
2%
1-15-56
12-15
30c
12-
1
11-20
12-
10-20
Fisher
Stock
&
Porter,
Fitzsimmons
Class
B
Flagg-Utica,
Food
new
dividend
common
(quar.)
,—
Stores,
class
A
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
5%
prior
preferred
10-15
1
11-20
62'Ac
1-2-5&
12-15
93%c
(quar.)
11- 1
10-14
Machinery 8c Chemical—
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
of
(Continued
on
page
48)
Volume 182
Number 5477
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1811)
1
11
-a
=
Stock Flecord
;
New York Stock
«»
mx MJURE OF PRICES
*
YEARLY RAMIIE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
stocks
Year 1954
Range since Jan. 1
"
Lowest
Highest
40 v« not
Lowest
Jan
7
49% Apr
115% Apr
20
107
Jan
19
9% Jan
6
14% Dec
31
13
Jan
6
5% Jan
5
10% Dec
14
106
1
8
37% Oct
48% Jan
28
111
22
Jan
4
50% Dec
61
Nov
24
56% Dec
30
53
20 % Jan
4
26% Dec
31
25% Jan
6
21
Jan
24v*Jan
4
31
Aug 20
21% Oct
'30 ' Jun
68
5
89
Nov
"77% Jan
-Jan
18 % May* 5
29% Dec
30
■
v 20% Oct
8
.'12% Oct
22% Mar
33
2
Dec
"• Feb
24
123
155% Feb
3
4
12% Jan
21% Dec
111
6
14
72
Jan
Dec
18
79
157
3
.121% Aug
.•30% Jan
14
Mar 15
143% Oct
'
170
11
29
17% Oct
11
29
109% Jan
85
80
"
Jan
3
4
"9
Dec
29
*7% Jan
26
140
Sep
29
210
Dec
23
209% Jan
3
80
Jan
6
141
Dec
27
122
91% Aug
3% Jan
28 v* Jan
4
97
4
May
45% Dec
113
92% Mar 11
8% Jan
106
.
104
13
93
Jan
29
34% Jun
147%-Nov
1% Jan
;:3t 18
-110
78
Dec
3%-f-eb
1«
*
-35-t.Feb/j6
*
5
23*
«.
-34
7
11% Jan
4
70% Jan
4
91
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98
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27
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18
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a
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29 % Jun
Feb
1
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4
Jan
4
66
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5
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2
9
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4
15 % Dec
20
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6
20
56% Jan
6
84
37% Jan
4
58
Dec
30% Oct
21
41
Mar 15
96
15
27% Mar 15
65
Jun
104% Mar
„
„
14% Jan
33% Jan
100
5
Jan
31% Feb
23
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24
6
12
4
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31
22% Jan
19% Dec
31
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10.
31
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11
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4
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4
38% Nov 29
48 % Jan
4
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11
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32% Dec
6
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21
27
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23%
23%
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36%
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36%
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57%
57%
57%
57%
56%
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97%
100
conv
common
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convertible
ft
29
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7%
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12.50
39% Jan
Jan
3
15% May
Apr 21
16
American
Mar 30
Cyanamld
Co
Lines
Sep
Gas
1
89% Oct
27
American
31
5% Apr
1
American
Hide & Leather
38
Mar 30
104
Oct
5
25
Electric
&
10
20
22
25% Aug 30
44% Jan
5
50
Jan
8
10% Feb
156
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121
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July
Jun
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600
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17%
69
39
104%
70
106 %
17%
68
36%
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28
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27%
28
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20%
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6%
6%
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373/8
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106
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18
106
104%
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700
113
335/a
100
-
1,200
67 Va
36%
106
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4,600
106
100
30
17
American
Motors
6
60% Sep
23
American
11
American
News
3
American
Optical
7 Va May 25
30
50VsJan
6
6
40% Mar 14
161% Jun
13
38% Apr
53 Va Mar
101 ¥2 Sep
5%%
22
27% Jun
16
179% Jan
5
9% Jan
3
37% Feb
Amer
9
72% Apr
58% Sep
172
Apr
Amer
Potash
Rad
&
&
21
7
172% Jan
13
66% Dec
29
62% Feb
21
10
130% Jan
20
45% Dec 29
38% Mar 14
27%
27%
27%
27%
30%
30 %
30%
30%
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♦92
93
♦92
57%
55%
155
113%
48%
55%
155
113%
48%
57%
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113%
48
93
♦92
55%
93
55 3A
157
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113%
56%
54%
145
Apr
•
11
20% Jan 31
187% July 21
79% Sep
47%
112
48
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14%
14% '
47%
17% * 17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
173/4
17%
47%
37%
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143/4
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14 Va
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14%
14%
143/4
15,200
46%
47%
; 463/4
48
47%
47%
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86%
88
87%
88
88%
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33/4
33a
14'/a
par
14%
14%
14'/a
14%
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47
86%
88
1
3%
14%
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3%
3%
14%
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17%
143/8
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30
1
30
30
83
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85%
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12%
12%
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30
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12 %
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15
-
33%
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24%
103
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15
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36%
36%
105%
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24%
24%
30
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103
30%
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30
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15
143/4
36%
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15
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36%
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35%
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24
24%
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89%
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2
com
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20
6%
22
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34%
57%
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27%
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89%
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35%
57%
58%
104
107
27%
28%
353A
36%
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35%
89
5,600
3%
30%
83%
12%
3,300
103
36%-,
36
1,900
57%
7,000
105%
60
27%
27%
28
27%
273/4
26'A
273/,
4,100
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31
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31
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13%
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14
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14
13%
55%
55%
56
55 Va
56%
9
9%
9%
9
31
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30%
13%
♦133/8
14
9 Vs
56%
56%
9
56%
4,900
7,300
27
273/4
26%
27%
26%
38 3/4
39%
38
385/8
38
89%
90 3A
80
903/4
89%
90
22%
23 Vo
223/4
23
223/4
23 Va
223/s
223/4
22%
221/2
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7%
32
56%
57
73A
8%
321/4
-
48%
47%
100
166%
47
48%
167%
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25
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44
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124%
♦122
124
No par
34%
35 Vs
35
35%
1
47%
47%
473A
48
,
44
100
common.
preferred
100
com
Tobacco
5
100
25
common
preferred
100
American Viscose Corp com
25
95
141%
16
178%
76%
140
66%
44
95
95%
,
141
16
'
16%
178%
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76%
140
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67
166%
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32
32 Va
56
56
177
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56
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47%
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44
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45
56
47
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45
177
8
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56
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35 3A
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47%
48
47®/a
48%
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16
178%
75%
140
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67
66%
94
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92
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16
179 Vs
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163/8
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76%
75%
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140
66%
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179'A
76
91
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16
178%
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250
590
45
35
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-
10,000
11,600
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123%
2,800
17,400
47%
123%
123%
11,500
167%
35%
142%
16
•
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177
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95
144
32
555/8
56%
47%
166%
100
Tobacco
8%
32%
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Co
Sumatra
8%
32%
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177
400
26,400
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,
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39 Va
♦172
9,300
57%
32
177
10
24
89%
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55%
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2,000
58%
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5
900
15%
105 %
105%
25
Sany common
300
3,600
1,300
563A
57 Va
13%
9
23%
♦89
600
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104
1
9
36%
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1,700
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57
58%
104
36
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82%
86
15
363/a
105%
243a
47%
88%
..
,
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f
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1,100
48%
36%
preferred
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100
va*
91
Co
73,300
157
•111
473a
American Tai & Tel Co__
20
141 % May 13
55%
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112%.
38 3/4
noncumulative
American
120
28
American Sugar
1%
400
400
93
93
157
112%
48
27%
31
91%
24
138% Feb
273/8
30%
40
95% Oct
178% Dec
1,600
28
*30%
45%
28va
Stores
1
2,000
1,500
64
45%
91
American
4
43
64
38%
18
22
42 5/s
643/4
27%
58% Feb
12
42%
64
.1
13
14% Jan
453a
42%
65
36%
1
Steel Foundries
6
45%
423/4
65
43
No par
Std
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44%,,
cl B__No par
American
16 % Dec
43%
*27%
50
49
43%
Co_
13
25
114
45%
433/8
65
64
165
114%
56%
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45%
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.
Chem
37% Sep
6
*
43%
*
473a
50
Co
I
4
45
43%
44%
45%
563/4
273/8
38%
29% Feb
64% Jan
43%
36
Co
Gas
46% Aug 24
137'A Jan
44%
5
131 % Aug 12
6%
5,200
22,300
8,000
483/4
Corp
3
5
43%
10
Amer Smelt & Refg com
7% preferred
American
500
6%
37 Va
preferred
100
American Safety Razor
5
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
11
203/4
6%
48
1%
22
27%
203/4
6%
37%
convertible preferred
Molasses Co
11
Jun
27 Va
20 Va
49%
No par
39% Jan
47
273/4
.
38
com
com—
121 % Oct
31
6%
*48%
100
Natural
7
6%
*37%
American
4
Jun
"*
49Vs
100
Products
Jun
Va Nov
30% Apr 19
American Metal
Jun
29% Jan
May 24
142
104%
II,900
101%
.,
37%
—100
13% Jan
170
62% Nov 17
74 Va Dec
8
4
121% Jan
♦103%
2%
.♦33.
49v4
Co
preferred
46% Jan
Oct 26
33% Dec
34
1.
.
.
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1
40c
Machine & Metals
4%%
15
31
118% Jun
100 %
,
3
.38
29%
,
__5
Fdry common—7
Amer Metal Co Ltd
32
8% Dec
40 % Aug 17
125
Sep 27
Amer
16
11
9
Mar 31
&
17
180% Nov
36
102
2,300
14,400*
No par
:
preferred
8% Oct
21 % Mar 14
4
72%
1,300
1,300
International Corp new_l
Investment Co of 111
1
24% Mar 16
22
Oct
"
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34%
93
Ice Co common
10% Jan
24% Dec
Dec
23
233/s
115
33%
*92
prior preferred
3.90%
1
13% Jan
57
68V»Sep
31% Sep
6
45%
'
♦111
873a
600
36
71%
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34 Va
31
Foreign Power—No
American Mach
.41% Mar 16
108.
20% Mar 14
27
170
5V4%
13
27
4
23
23%
86%
20,600
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35%
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*
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100
62%
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1,000
8,600
130
36%
.
Sep
Oct
4
American
6
Jan
13
613/4
,
400
„
98'
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101
;.
38
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!"
"
27%
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noncumulative preferred
100
American
7
26Vs Oct
42% Jan
6%
2
Sep 29
3«V< rw, 17
Apr
38
27% Jan
Aug
15"
04Y4 Jan
67
144% Jan
34
75
27%
6%
4
73 % Nov 23
34
105
107% Feb
27% Dec 30
42'A Dec 31
24
2%
s^28%'
88
*30v4
Hawaiian SS Co
30
13
45% Jan
..
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14% May 12
50% Oct
7
6% Jan
,22%
*111 " ' 114 '
-
28%
87%
10
Inc
&
34% Jan
22% Feb
2%
38 //
*73%
*
*42%
Distilling Co
:
Encaustic Tiling—-
American
;
23'A Oct 11
89v4 Aug 26
27% Jan 21
„
4
31
Jan
•'
43 *
63%
com
American
32 % Jan
169
74%':
74
'45%
preferred series B_100
preferred series C-100
6
Jun 29
103
30ViNov 23
6
86%;
-
63%
._100
49% Sep
7
29% May 19
8
12
'"83%
'
42%
com
26
Dec
.*'.28%
10
Crystal Sugar
prior preferred
20
28.
29f
45 Va
Colortype Co
Cable
14'A Oct
5
72%
-
103%
101 %
2%
f
No par
Co
96'A Jan
•
31% Dec 30
7
2%
,33-
25
&
25
i
'
;
No par
Chain
Chicle
Jun
7% Jan
'*•28%;
1
preferred „L
American
American
100
9% Nov 22
110%
36
74
.
38
'
1
20
common
American
19% Apr
104 %
'
11,000
*
16
Dec
'
3
,2%
*33
100
common
Export
Jan
-
Inc
25
25
56%
*124
"
...
-
com___No par
preferred—
13 Vs Sep
4
xl02%
73
68 'a
<86% Oct
Jan
104%
363/s
35%
,,
*66%
6
.
103 %
•
69
17
15
74%
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Jan
24
37
74
5%%___50
ser
Jan
Feb
36%
55%
97
110%
,
23%
36%
'
36%
74%
70 %
11
Nov
111
110%
*23%
,
130
*
50
3,000
107% *
62
61%
30 %
65
54
ii1' "*
173/B
17
107
i'
♦70'A
28
s
11
*293a
Nov
20
111
18>/a
Jun
19% Jan 11
*96%
*120
,
70%
13
1C0 % Jan
-
62%
131
30%
70
94% Oct
96%
61%
♦121
17%
20
28% July 27
57%
100
17%
106%
;
21,800
115
17 Va
23 %
.
_30
59 %< •
122
*113%
36%
f6
70%
7% May 17
•
36%
57%
96%
63%
130
36%
10
convertible preferred
American-Home Products
4
36%
30
American
3% Jun
11
:
*
97
62%
1093/8
23%
107%
23%
:
38,600
150
57%
122
17%
108
30
8%
♦140
115
17%
18 Vs
Enka Corp
European Secur
62 V? Feb
24
*96%
♦124
115
70%
American
»
27
,
54
•<
17% Jan
115
29%
American
15 V4 Jun
28
1
107
*113%
70%
10
26
47% Oct
34V4MariO
31
19
*113%
115
17%
90
8%
56 3/4
29%
Sep 29
40% Sep 22
20% Sep 22
12% Jan
Dec
21% Feb
£4 % Jan
200
1,200
117%
"17%
American
4% Dec
100% Jan
56
*135
50
4
12% Aug 17
12
16,000
22j/8
*89
150
56%
117%
Corp com-,_2
Arma
52% Jan
11
40
14
♦140
56
*115
36%
100
:
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conv
•
Jan
56%
"73%
1
preferred-
conv
>
23 Vs Jan
203/4
116 %
22
*219
119
"
*109
1
_No par
3%%
30
92
55%
63%
63%
*126"'" 136
20
100
preferred—_100
i!__
10
3%%
27
44% Jan
20%
♦115%
8%
♦115
-
8
Oct
15% Dec
32'A Oct
23%
56%
8%
150
_No par
common__No par
12
4
Maris
42% Dec
76
*140
<106%
109v4 Sej
127
Sep
Apr
106
1
33% Jan
28
145
145
108%
America-™
I,600
21%
116
*219
106 %
4%%
15
28
150
8%
107%
American
23
Jan
8%
20%
*219
105%
12
Dec
Mar
9
No par
17
11% Sep
8% Jan
2"% Jun
8%
*219
800
3%
89
16%
63% Sep
•27,/8Marl4
-
26
89
16%
100% Jan
48
57
90
16%
27
91V4 Sep
29
16
90
16%
Mar 14
29
39% Dec
*89
16%
American
Sep
4
89
1
American
Dec
Jan
89
3%
•
22%
100
2
99
8
33/8
22
"
29% July 11
56
26% Jan
*3%
116
115
30% Jun
43% Mar 25
8
cum
Theatres
46% Sep 1671% May 6
4
54Vi Sep
13% Dec
160
22%
9%
26,400
140
*157
20%
*89
1,200
37 3A
*139
115aa
*113%
Dye
37%
140%
160
22 %
,t
5% preferred
American Cable & Radio Corp
„
2ft
12
5
114% Dec
45'A Jun
18
Jan
Jan
148% Dec
37%
139
*157
3%
118
preferred 1952
4%
3
60
.
Jan
7
9% Jan
35% Jan
21
22
31% Jan
Amer
19
43 % Aug 31
91
125% Apr 21
1C5% Jun 30
v37%
'
20%
20%
5,500
'
1153A
Cement
of
preferred
2nd
33% July 15
21% Mar * 8
1
38V4 May 16
•
48% Nov 29
20% Jun
6%
41% July 26
17
11
44 % Jan
3%
1?%
23
"
American
Mar 30
107 % Sep
18
4
4% Jan
23
lbo
3%
600
203a :-2oya
13
*12%
Amer Broadcasting-Paramount
16% Jan
35% Feb
3%
123/4
140 %
56
American Bank Note
_
Dec
3'A
300
sl
'
■38%
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*157
!.'
160
*1073/4
20%
<
116
6%
4%%
22 % Mar 30
20
143%
"
313/4
108 Va
"
12%
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-
-
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3,70q
3,100"
•
110
e6
327/e Dec
143%
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v
31%
108 Ve
20%
3%% convertible preferred—-1_100
American Bakeries co com.—No
par
14
13
38%
143
31%
108%
*
7,300
32
*"'23% "24
!l'
20%
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12%
38%
61%
72%
32
23%' "24
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61
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32%
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Amer Agricultural Chemical—No
par '
American Airlines 'commonlJ
1
8
Sep
51%
<109%* 109 %
217
20%
24
•-*31%
:
4,700
34,000
72%
32%
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,
13
36
j-23%-
110/
•*
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*68
33%
22%
convertible preferred-,.
—501,
; Amalgamated
Sugar Co (TheL.—i^i'
Amerada Petroleuftf' Corpi___No
par
23
139% Jun
31% Mar 15
100
•
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613/a
72
32%'
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....
159
*145
Amalgamated Leather co coin
May * 6
-29% Sep-'
105 % Jun 30
"
.
...
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'
♦115
Aluminium Limited
3% Mar 29
"39
33%
l
convertible
Aluminum
62i/2
63
72%
33
20%
no par
conv
Co
Alpha Portland
Sep'23
Sep 23
119% Sep 13
11
6
r4.08%
62
62
*70
•
.12%
9
Allls-Chalmers Mfg common
3% %
convertible preferred
88
18
Jail '..-5 •;
82 i '0€t
13
16
116%
•
11
15%
——No par
&
Allied Stores
Corp
4% preferred
160% Apr 11
134% apr'15
Sep 26
'-25% JaU ,17
.
Nov 23
109
26% Mar 16
A
Apr
81 % Apr
3
--2% Oct 10
•
•
•
Jan
-
72% Jan
26Vi S£c lis;;
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Oct
-34% AUg ji
55% Mav 12
29
:
Jan'11
67
98
27
124% Nov 17
11
;r *. 2a- Apr
7
61% Oct
134
16%
*219
Inc
Allied Mills
9
13%
20%
1
Steel Corp
Allied Chemical
5
16%
100
143/4
22%
100
preferred
Allen Industries
July 22
63% Jun
26
•
Jan
40"
94% Jan
July 14
74% not 17
-
25% Aug
14%
*115%
100
11,200
14%
•39%
3%
1
39
107%
14%
5
common
37%
107%
14%
1
Alleghany & West Ry 6% gtd
Allied Kid
39%
108
loo
common
preferred a
cum
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38%
<
♦107
16
-21%.
143
♦157
lo
preferred
$4,375
■
51%. Mar 14
Inc
..
100
common
$4 prior preferred
21
7
3
97
Inc
21
100
•
14%
31%
38%
series
Alleghany Ludlum
12
20% Aug 26
122% July 6
3
1951
,
17%
23 %
31%
.--12%
Vicksburg Ry
39%
108
the Week
Oct. 28
14%
64»/«
22%
__i
39%
*107
Friday
Oct. 27
16%
33'A
113
No par
39%
108
Sales for
Thursday
*
w
14%
74
32%
j
.
preferred
5% %
n
20
Jan
:
&
13
PRICES
Oct. 26
17%
63 %
.
39%
*107
SALE
Wednesday
Oct. 25
14%
*70
-,1„
——-Nopar
,
Alleghany Corp
12
Sep
pfd
4%%
24
Sep
115
7
40% Sep
May 28
Jun
60% Sep
new
,
Products
7%
3
123
4
19
•
47
Jan
14% Jan
30
Alco
Aldens
July 12
170
Co
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
5
Jun
18
21
16
.
93% Jan
-
Jan
55% Dec
Jan
Jan
45% Jan
103-
106
19% Dec
37% Jan
£0
Dec
38% Jan
16
20
104% Dec 20
Mar
28
■
15% Dec
6
71% Jan
16
Dec
11
4.50%
„
Alabama
9
326
Mar 14
25
Air Reduction Inc common
.28% July 25
Aug
17%
10
Corp
39%
14%
50
Corp
Aeroquip Corp
26% Mar 30
117
common
Admiral
5
6
i
Co
Express
LOW AND HIGH
Tuesday
i
108
2.50
preferred
Adams
20
7
39%
*107
Addressograph-Multlgraph Corp__10
25
Jan
5
Steel
Adams-Millis
4
Jan
Inc
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Oct. 24
100
Industries
Acme
8
Jan
*
6
common
preferred
5%
Aug 25
35% Sep 20
25% Sep 12
34% Sep 20
; July 28
3% Oct
2
acf
Aug 25
.39%. Oct 24
18
Aug
71
4%
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
Monday
Par
abc Vending Corp
acf-Brill Motors Co
15% Aug 24
18"% July 28
12
19
18
stock
Abbott Laboratories
1
27
14
107 "
29
July 29
3% Mar 25
4
85% Jan
16% Jun
' Dec
Feb
27% Mar 14
29
172
2 % Jan
104
3
23% Sep
19
46% Jan
york
exchange
16% Jan
.
7% Mar 23
30
new
Highest
Exchange
124
91
1423/4
16
179%
400
50
11,200
2,400
900
960
1,800
31,700
753/4
76'/a
139 Va
139%
140%
370
66%
65%
66 Va
23,200
7,200
"
"When
-
9% July 9
25% Feb 17
11% Sep
28
27
8% Oct
27
Aug 13
26% Jan
13
11% Jan
10
.
American
issued"
Water
♦53%
Works
29% Aug 16
Preferred
25% May 17
28% Aug
1
Preferred 5%%
30 % Jun
6
6%
Co
"9
~9
25
283/a
283/8
28%
25
25 Va
25%
*25%
18
18%
18
65%
61%
66%
6.25
36%
No par
*104 Va
com
series
series
5
12% Jan
4
21%
Sep~15
16% Oct
29% Jan
4
52
Dec
29
47
Jan
6
83
Aug 26
45% Jan
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
Anaconda Co
:
50
4
59
Nov
23
52% Jan
6
72
Sep
Anaconda Wire & Cable
30
Jan
5
1C0
41% Aug 13
Jan
6
33% Jan
12
14
21
Anchor
41
'
109'/a Nov 24
July 21
8% Feb
23
45% Dec
Jun
20
Sep
7
34
Sep
26
44% Jan
3
44 % Oct
11
57% Jan
28
15% Nov 29
13% Jan
3
see
40
103
23
52 % Mar 29
For footnotes
33% Mar 30
page 26.
110
Mar
7
34% Aug 29
9 Vb
28%
*53
9
♦28%
53 Va
-
*53
53%
♦53
53%
9 Va
x8%
9 Vs
9
9 Vs
28%
28%
28 Vs
•28
28%
4,000
400
490
26%
26%
26%
173/4
18%
173/4
18
6,600
653A
65%
66%
647/a
66
34,200
60
61
60
603A
59%
59%
550
36
36
35%
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36%
2,700
26
26
26
26%
18
173/4
17%
65
673/a
65%
62
60%
62
36%
36%
363/4
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
$4
No par
9
Va
'53%
preferred
*
20
104%
104%
104%
104 Va
*104%
21.80
34%
34%
343A
343/4
34%
34%
34 Va
34%
34%
34%
5,500
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
10
48%
49%
48%
49%
48 Vs
48%
48 Va
48 Va
48
48%
6,000
Andes Copper Mining
14
*29%
Anderson Clayton & Co
107
30
104 %
*29%
107
30
*29%
30
♦29%
30
*29%
107
3Q
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1812)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Bange for Previous
Its life since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
i% Feb
4
6% Dec 31
11
12% Jan
17% Jan
4
46% Dec
4% May 19
36
7
26VaDec2$
14%■
Oct
6% Jan
93% Jan
16
Jan
5
6
13
102% Dec
22
Dec
7
8% Oct 26
May 19
22
14
14
12% Jan
6
25% Apr
5
17
Artloom
13
Arvln
17
6
31% Jan
4
30
Nov 29
1111/* Dec
26% Mar 14
104% Feb
Nov 11
55
22
52% Feb
1347. Dec
92% Jan
■
58
Carpet Co Inc
8
Jan
5
37% Jan
4
92
103 % Oct
5
96% Oct
13
41'/* Oct
39% Dec 29
10
lui
95% Jan
4
101V* Dec
10
96% Sep
39
Jan
4
43% Dec
10
34% Jan
4
52% Dec
2
15
Jan
16
20
May 26
4% Jan
4
17% Jan
4
4% Jan
4
42% Jan
7
8% Jan
11
26% Jan
8
14% Aug 23
18% Aug 23
24% Sep
7
19
7
Dec
29
49 % Dec
29
8
Nov
23
75% Dec
30
Oct
l*%Jan
8% Feb
10
353/4 Jan 18
SB% Jan
4
60% Nov 19
54% Jan
4
32
Dec
31
30
Jan
Feb
10
86
Dec
29
83
Jan
4
43% Jan
4
64
Dec
30
50
Oct
12
>15% Jan
16% Jan
68
11% July
24% May
5
20 Va Jan
4
1
109
Nov 26
17'/a Sep 30
1
407/a Oct
36% Dec 10
14
Jan
493/* Sep
27
57
Jun
.
Jan
4
143 % Dec
9
133
Jan
24
147
09% Jan
6
107'/* Dec'
2
103% Jun
13
107 % May
61
Jan
0% Jan
3
6
25
Dec
31
22 Va Mar 14
90 Va Nov 22
4
26
Dec
17
41
1
85
10% Apr 14
20% Nov 26
17% Jan
60% Jan
4
18
Jan
11
26
30
3
•49
Dec
29
35% Sep
14% Oct
10
26 Va Oct
12% Oct
22
96
27
27
>
24
25
25
Dec
31% Dec 31
100
40
v-
>
Nov 17
Jun
353/4 Sep
20 Ve Sep
21
Jun
28% Dec
$2
Jan
Jan
Jan
27
96 V2 Mar
23
,
2
22
6
Feb
-42% Apr
101
8
&
Apr 18
Jan
7
Jan
4
111% Dec
31
101'/a Jan
5
168'/* Nov 29
158 Va Sep
6% May
6
14% Dec
29
13% Jan
30
80% Oct
27
74
Jan
33% Oct
17% Jan
12
29 Va Dec
3
14% Jan
11
27 % Dec
31
22% Feb
3
32 V* Dec
30
5
75
29
1
26
24% Apr
8
35% Dec 31
6% Jan
4
17% Dec 31
12 Va Jan
4
18
J8
May
17% Nov
23
8
Jan
July 29
57% Mar 17
35% Dec 13
88% Jan
12
48% Jan
7
8% May
Dec
Dec
31
39
Dec
14
343/* Jan
17
95'/a Sep
53'/* Jan
66% May
12
3
Dec
10
23% Jan
44% Dec
48 V* Apr
38
14% Jan
3
28 Va Jan
3
.
4
•5% July 20
26
67
Oct
34% Dec
100
29
6
33% Aug
4
13% Jan
22
13
83
56 'A
99
*34% May
Sep 26
100% Apr
36% Feb
6
82
Jan
6
203/* Jan
6
15
22% Dec
30
Jan
12
36 Va Dec
21
33
4
17% Dec
20
74
15% Jan
6
85
28
25% Feb
111-
30
25% Jan
11*
51% Aug 18
10% Jan
11
17% Dec
•0% Feb
3
73% Jun
8
74% Nov
8
15% Jan
4
Mar 12
16
5
82
Oct
71
14
25% Nov 12
11% Feb
8
11% Jan
25
22% Jan
16% Dec 29
4
7% Jan
4
15% Jun
29
68
July
2
Mar 15
763/a Jan-
103/* Apr 12
26% Sep 10
107% Nov
1
24
8% Oct
' Apr 26
22
12% Aug 26
36% Feb
3
11
99 V* Jan
1
8
22
26
103% Jan
4
65/a
89 Va
2,300
12%
12%
23,900
5,000
33%
33%
333/8
110 Va
109'/a
109 '/a
103'/a
103
103
33 '/a
45%
40
68%
68%
39%
39%
102%
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40
104
51
103
200
40
44%
45%
44%
45%
26,900
69%
68 V2
68 '/a
2,700
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39 Va
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V
50
50
34
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69
•,
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104
50%
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103
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700
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104
50
.
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700
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50
50
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2,100
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22%
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42
41 Va
42
42
42
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42%
42%
42
44%
43
43 Va
43 V*
46 V*
45 %
49 V*
19,200
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le'/a
163%
16%
17
17%
17%
17%
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ll,8o0
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42
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17%
50
50%
50 Va
132
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32%
93
93
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94
22
22% '
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50
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10
26
n
Va
105%
105%
33%"
32%
48
132
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106
190
32%
33
10,900
■
32%
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47-/8
27
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:
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32
94
32
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13
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23%
24%-;
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23%
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35
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32%
33%
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106
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105
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50
49
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49
50
49
493/8
49 V*
193/a
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
193/a
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1%
1%
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1%
1%
1%
IV*
1%
1%
32%
32%
32'/a
32 Va
*32%
46
32%-
45 V*
169
45
Va
44
45%
1C4
156%
153%
157%
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163/*
16%
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81
169
♦167
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83
35%
35%
35%
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10
25
25 V*
25
25%,
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26
26%
31 %
31%
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v
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67
65%
31%
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29%
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29
.
11
•
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34%
24%
25
26'%
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31 Va
par
28%
28%
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133/4
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16%
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10%
v
1.25
15
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25
98
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56%
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82
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36
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25 V*
25 V*
5,200
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26
3,300
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;
2,400
31%.
1,000.
62 Va
•»■
63%
62
Va
63 V*
92,900
28 V*
28 Va
28s/a
5,000
29%.
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28%
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16%
16%
4,100
10%
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63%
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16%
63%
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63%
63 V*
1,300
3,200
42%
14,000
10%
63%
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28%
10 Va
98
2,400
66,200
13%
10 Va
42 V*
900
45%
151 Va
28%
I
,
16%
63%
31%
28 Va
16 V*
13'/a
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98%
37,100
.
13 Va
16%
42%
7,400
1-8
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13%
16%
63%
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28%
13,000
19%
45
26'/*
31%
64%
28%
f
29
35%
49%
.
148%
82
25
500
106
31Va
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25%
%
283/8
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loo
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28 Va
<
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26
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29%
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.
105
150 Va
82
.
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45
156%
-
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106
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100
100
,
1.8U0
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32%:
5,400
13
24
35
153%
par
27 Va
12 %
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i
80
22'/.
35
32%
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19%
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3,900
48
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5
:
10
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20%
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20
94
20%
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23
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.
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48
27
13%.
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Va
20%
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48
27 V*
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94
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132
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10
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common...
50-/8
70
126
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50
49%
,
100
V
105 Va
32
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26%
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43
126
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100
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■
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50%
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132
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100
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'
-
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63
42%
42%
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42%
42
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98'/a
98 Va
98 Va
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56%
56%
56 V*
56 %
56
56%
26 Va
26%
26 V*
26%
26
26
61
62
59 Va
61%
59 V*
60
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i
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12%
13
12%
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13
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99
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220
60
1,100
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100
—
27
27 V*
26 Va
27 Va
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_
62
62%
61%
63
13
13 V*
13 Va
13%
42
42%
>
f
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52
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3.50
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20
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20
90
90
89
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90
30%
30%
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e
1..2.50
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100
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323%
32%
323%
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15%
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40 3/8
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No par
preferred
Brown Shoe Co
15
,
30 3%
/
.
9b
102
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102
103
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30%
'
41
7,900
8,600
41
3,900
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20
20
20 %
2,400
90
90
53
20
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'
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53
3,400
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89
89 Va
1,700
30'/*
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900
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30
32 V.
33
32%
33
32%
33
4,300
15 V*
98
15%
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15%
15%
15%
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103
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102%
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102'%
102 V«j
102%
24%
24%
24 V*
24%
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24'/a
24
24%
23%
24 Va
1,400
5
34%
35%
35
35%
34%
35-^s
34%
3b %
35%
35%
6,600
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22%
22%
22%
22%
22
22%
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22'/*
73,900
93
93
93
93
93%
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93%
200
27%
27%
27
27 V*
27 Va
27 Va
29%.
30:..
30
30%
22%
22%
22V*
22%
tl
16 %
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preferred
^
100
3%% preferred—
100
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83 V*
83%
Budd
$5
(The)
Co
Co
common.
preferred
Buffalo
Forge
Co
No par
Co.
1
Watch
*26'/a
1
_
10
Co
Inc
new.:
Burlington Industries Inc
...
l5
com
4%
22 Va
93 Va
27%
27 V*
27%
30
31%
29%
30'/a
22 Va
22%
22 y.
22 Va
'
•
16%
16%
16%
83
82 V*
*71
80
,
*71
\
84-
83 Va
83%
82%
25%
28
25%
25%-..
25 Va
25%
15Vs
151/*-
15%
15 V*
15%
28
29
283%
29%
9%
9 V#
.
t
>
.
22 Va
400
700
30
7,100
22%
2,600
16 V2
r
16 V*
16%
82%
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82%
29%
;
,
30,600
*82%
83 Va
*71
80
240
*
.
80
*81%
80
83
5
.
16%
82%
'
*71
^
83
80
*91 Va
I6V2
52
15%
Burroughs Corp
Bush
221/*
*91 Va
'
8,400
No par
Bulova
Jun
6%
89%
lo
Bigelowi
6
6%
10
„
(Del) com.._No
Brown
11
68%
000
12%
*103
45 Va
4U,o00
90'/*
*109'/*
46«/a
2,100
574
4j> 74
6%
109 V*
51 Va
51
100
Union
<
45 Va
22 72
07a
*2 78
50
4%%
33/*%
19% July 1
30 V* Jun 27
11
Oct
39'/a
preferred
&
46
6b
*lu2-/a
:
Brooklyn
Bullard
34 V* Jun
6
45 Va
6b
■
34 V0
109 '/*
*103
300
12'/a
•
104%
33%
110%
104 '/a
3,100
17 74
89%
--i.
...
*
—_
16
253/a Sep
;92
Mar 18
Jan
6
34
*109%
*103
preferred__l00
Corp
25
July 21
July 29
92% Mar
6
15
33'/B
100
100
Bucyrus-Erie
.80
3
23
si.
12%
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
,21% Aug
25
16
Dec
$r8
12%
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Brlggs & Stratton
Bristol-Myers Co common
47% Feb 21
Sep 30
78% Dec
6%
90'/*
400
117a
22%
57*
43
43
183%
II 7a
*17
22 Va
5%
43
6%
;
preferred
4Va%
5%
*42 %
12%
Airways Inc..
5..2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co common
5
9
22%
5%
5%
43
90%
Branlff
23
22%
22%
22%
5%
43
*6%
Mining Co.
Co
5'%
43%
12-/*
13
29% Jan
,
*43
22%
22%
5%
..
180
*1*%
17 %
90'%
23
95 %
14
77'/a Aug 11
3
,
li7a
*16%
6%
—
Common
4
lo%
117 a
v
12%
W) Co
Laughlin Inc..
&
*147a
11%
17
453/4
Stores
5%
15%
16'%
90%
common
Steel
Boston Edison
July 25
Jan
<23
26% Oct 21
27 Va Aug .17
22'/a Oct
Oct
3
15
11%
11%
17'/%
*6%
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc_
Borden Co (The)
1
;
Borg-Warner Corp commons
•3%%- preferred—i
29
l,UuJ
22-/8
313/a Feb
6
29
88
7
7,500
5o
"
Class B
Bond
41
5b
90'/4
Co—
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
Bon Ami Co, class A
No
3
997a
4074
55 %
15
Corp
13
Co„„No par
Boeing Airplane
22
99 '%
40 V8
55'%
<
(Thej.Nopar
40
Mar 14
,
24
3
29
17% May 17
853/* Jan 20
Dec
Sep
Aug 11
14'/a Jan
July 28
.
(E
997a
407a
11%
*17
10
9,500
20,700
99%
15
14%
99
40%
55
14%
*9 7 '%
557s
40%
56
_
Blaw-Knox
Bliss &
July 20
24 5/8 Jan
95
2
11% Jan
Jan
46 Va Mar
32
14% Dec 29
99%
*99
41
56
No par
preferred
Bliss
9
293/8 Sep 19
64% Sep 19
28 % Jan .28
Mar 11
Jan
Jan
24
May 10
563/a Jan
6
25
12% Jan
60
,
19
11
4
14
18 3/8 Mar 28
Mar 14
513/4 Oct
Jan
7%
July 7
617/e Sep 16
123/4 Oct ,28
21
13
14
99
40%
557*
Amer„_5
Co
Boston
Dec
99
40%'
i»5
No par
Finance Co
Consol
Bethlehem
100
6
32% Dec
99
40%
Best Foods
Jan-3
•11% Jun
6
Dec
18
19% Jan
31% Sep
20
8
17
38
Sep
88% Mar
;
14
3
11
Mar
33% Jun
19% Jun
99
99
20
50
Co
Best
Sep 30
393/4 Jan
56% Aug
3o
1U0
4,900
41%
3a7*
4%% pfd series of 1951—..
Black & Decker Mfg Co new
15 Va Mar 14
Aug
41'/2
36
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Dellcom.5
;35
-
62
417a
35%
16
Aug 23
133/s Oct 19
3
'41%
35 Va
15
Sep 26
9 V* Jan
417b
35'/a
19
Aug 17
20% Mar 15
11
9b
41'%
36 V*
Sep
Sep
54% May 18
29
12% Jan
74'/a Sep
*97'/*
42%
Apr
37
t 28'/a Mar 15
25
98
4178
35'%
100
Corp
Benguet
it
*97'%
42
36%
18
85 3/s
-
11
25
98
98
41 %
36
170
7
24
98
preferred
Beneficial
56 '/a July
1
165'/a Sep 22
6
*9i %
131%
10
Bendlx Aviation J
7
35'/8 July 25
18
10 y* May 11
6% Jan
6
_
59 Va Mar
6
50
144% Jan
2,oU0
i.
Inc
Howell
4V*%
3
43
2,but)
2b"/4
common
Packing
Belding-Heminway
14
3
6074
2 b 78
10
(A S)
Bell
1 Va Jan
48% Dec
Mills
15
-22% Feb
4
60 74
28 Va
No par
of
Inc'
Aircraft
26
Mar 14
60 Va
28%
common
preferred
Bell
14
30
60%
287a
preierred—
5%
Works
16
Oct
32'/# Dec 29
131%
60'%
common——_100
Beech-Nut
173/8 Jan 25
'38
130%
l,4o0
131%
Beech Aircraft Corp—
Beech Creek RR
14
131%
490
Ol
60'%
133
1
Beck Shoe
Oct
lbO
00%
287a
11%
July 11
-
327*
lot) ('
OU'%
130%
Corp
preferred
Beaunit
33
106%
y2
60
60%-
17'%
Elec
&
Brothers
4%%
108
60
23%
11%
Co
Ohio
&
Oil
327a
109%
60
23%
Beatrice Foods Co commons
12.50
;
3% %
cony prior preferred*—100
8
23
60
60%
Inc
Gas
Iron
33%
109 %
lW/I
Xl3T%
preferred series B
4 Va %
16
Apr 22
1
$0% Jan
85 V* Apr
T)
Wilcox
Convertible
Barker
33
33%
lUd %
28%
*17
22%
noncumulative
Baroer
33
*
60
No par
Bangor & Aroostook
19
193/a Sep
1% Dec
4%
33%
60 72
preferred series C
Baltimore
29 Va
luon
($1.20)—No par
Mar 18
-
34% May
6
30 V2 Jan 17
45
% May 18
24
&
4%
29%
61
oi
50
B—
series
pref
Bayuk Cigars
-
3,300
133%
preferred
-19% Sep
8
180
7%
100
Canteen. Co
Bath
55% Dec
29 V*
7
t>ov*
RR
Corp (The)
conv
•26
4
29
7%
28%
.—
prior
45
Sep 15
'723/4 Mar 29
40% Jan
29%
7
20
132%
Corp__
Nichols common
5
6
7%
_5
8
14% Jan
*7
101
a9
new_.6.50
Tack
Conv
33
lob'/a
10
common
$3.75
3
22
May
.1
Co
Co
Line
Powder
38 Va Mar
10% Dec
7%
100
*
Corp—
100
Electric
Renning
4Va%
13
Sep
20
50
33 Va Jan
4
13 V*
Goods
*
City
(B
-
13
66% Jan
30%
100
3,100
Baltimore
45
Juiy 14
102'/a Sep 28
<
7'%
317a
*99
*19
33
Dry
—
preierred
Babbitt
'
6
7%
30%
99'%
20
1,700
Baidwin-Lima-Hamilton
533/8 Sep
1
71% Aug 31
6
*19'/8
1,200
Babcock
iviar z-k
105
99'%
20
72,200
$2.25
•
Mar 31
Jun
99
9% Jan
107
;
357/8 Aug 12
113'/a May 5
40% Dec 29
100
2874
Atias
10
»30'/* Jan
107
6,200
30%
99%
*19%
2b va
Austin
24 '/a Mar-30
7
31%
307a
20
10 78
Avco Mig
6
7
31'%
30%
101
%
28%
Automatic
18
11
307s
3J'/2
la 7a
18
Jan
Jan
Jan
98
10,700
%b '/2
23
11% Jan
18% Jan
107
14 %
287a
Atlas
11
13% Dec 29
31% July 26
113% Dec
9
14'/*
287*
Atlas Corp
Mar 30
lit
147a
lb'/a
8 % Apr
6'/a Aug 18
66
1478
15%
Preierred
4
Jan
54
1478
28%
24% Sep
/
14%
287a
20
48% Mar 31
26
14%
15%
Atlantic
■63% Aug 26
15% Oct 26
20
25,800
28%
101% Apr
Mar 21
5% Oct
42
1,200
467*
15%
Preferred
3
Mar 17
18
2 078
4d
28'%
preierrea
Atlantic Coast
Juiy 18
16% Oct 26
2o
47%
16
Atlantic
10
2674
46'%
28%
8
11% Mar 23
17
26'%
47*%
15'%
9
38% Sep
6
47 % Mar.14
Mar 24
10% May 28
5
Feb 12
26%
47,
28%
59% Mar
15
26%
48'%
14%
15%
*074 Stp
34 V* May 17
2,500
26%
47'%
25%
Atchison Topeka &, Santa Fe—
Common
Oct
5
15%
5.25%
22
30
38%
72
*4%
29%
Common
Aug 11
20
y8
5
28%
Jun
28 % Oct
2b
7
Associates Investment
62
387*
2.50
May 27
151
38'%
26'%
oar
No
Inc
69
18
39
15
101
Aug 15
15
38%
2078
*19
113
Jun
*4%
39%
*8
1
1
121% Jan
Dec
5
38%
Oil & Refining Co_.
l
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No
par
'
61
64% Jan
Shares
*4%
38%
14%
5
'
37% Sep
the Week
Oct. £8
46%
No par
8
■
5
Friday
Oct. 21
26%
Corp
Industries
Associated
4
*4%
Sales for
Thursday
5
Ashland
16
Sep
5
PRICES
SALE
Oct. 26
5
Constable
Jun
30
29 '/a
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 25
10
ilimois—
01
preferred
Arnold
3
Tuesday
J
*4%
38%
Corp
uo
Jun
17
18
83% Jan
5
Corp
Steel
$3.75
19
Jan
9% Feb
Mar 15
Armco
Oct.
No par
Armstrong Cork Co common
14% Apr
18% Jan
Inc
28
26% Jan
4
Jan
Co
Armour
23
24
26
Products
Argo Oil
27
Jan
P W
Archer-Daniels-Midland
10
May 13
10% Nov
3
31
A
3
14
35% Apr
102% Apr
11
6% Jun
Monday
Par
16% Feb
96'/2 Aug 30
19 % Sep 29
31
STOCK
31% July
5
50% Sep 22
3
May 12
13% Jan
6
26 % Oct
YORK
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
43% Feb
11
24% May
DeC~31
NEW
Highest
36
~8% Apr" 30
RECORD
STOCKS
tear 15)54
Lowest
STOCK
Monday, October 31, 1955
83 Va
.25'/*
j-
25%
J15Va
15%
29 Va
■
.
29%
.
*81 Va
83Va
25%5
-
25 V*
•
-
T
400
Co
Butler Bros
15
Butte Copper & Zinc——
^5
Byers Co (A M) common—„No par
: l%
participating preferred
loo
9%
9%
-
29 V*
28 Va
30
102
; 102/;
*102
29%.
193 Va
'
29
»V
■^vgr%'
29%
;
*102
; -■
■*■■
29%
9%
•
>•
i
1
30 V*
103 Yi
29%
30%
103%
'•1,700
29Va
" "
28,100
9V. ' -*9% "•-
9Va ^9%
*102 Va
;
-15
3,800
30
=ru;W29V*
'
10,000
30
90
„-.vlG2fc 102%
>
•
.»
%
.r
22
Jan
4
1% Jan
4
7% Jan
8
55% Dec" 30
>0% Jan
4
12% Aug 20
$0% jan
6
36% Dec 31
3% Dec
12
Dec
42 Va Dec
•
14
11 Va Apr
44 V* Apr
Jan
6
-'41% Oct
26
163/8 Apr
373% Oct
8
26
-
99 Va
May 13
91% Jan
60
17
Nov 30
57 Va Jan
13
11
5
21% Jan
27% July
4
33
61
For" footnotes
Dec
9
25% Jan
100
53% May 27
page
2$.
4
35 Va Jun
-
59
4%
5
4%
11%
12
11%
40%
5
X40V*
"
40%
4%
4%
11%
.
11%
40
40
11%
,
4%
.
*39%
47a
4%
11%
1,700'
40%
11%
.
11%
.
4
%
11%
12,100
"
7,100
'
Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
Campbell W <fc C
13
*7 Va
40V*
41'/a
15
40V*
41
1
-
02%
—No par
29
'
403/a
7%
7 V*
*7%
:
7%.
1,200
41 Va
41%
41%
41%'
12,300
40 V*
40'/a
39%
40 V*
4,300
153/8
7,000
-
■
15%
16
15 V*
153/8
15%
153/8
15%
96
;
96
*95 Va
96
95 Va
95%
*95 Va
96
63
•61
63
61
61
*60%
62
'
•
90
10
'
29 Va
29
29%
293/*
29%
29 V*
29'/a
*29 V.
29%
2,800
31%
32 V.
31%
31 Va
31V*
31%
31V*
31%
18,000
*54%
56%
•54%
56 V*
•54 V*
55%
*54%
25
Cannon Mills
7%
41V*
41
*61
96
*01
7%
41
40 Va
41%
403/8
16
15%
*95%'
—100
7 V*
40V*
-
—No par
16
7Vs
7%
1.80
F<
i—1.65%
7
Feb 21
40%
40%
1
32 Va Aug 29
28 V* Mar 14
July 23
20
40 V*"
g
-—"—5
11
July 15
64 V* Feb
10
29
see
463% July 28
6% Aug 15
15% Mar 3
14 V* Sep
13
31
#2% jan
4
7
2% May 17
10% Jan
6
"7% July 14
28 V* Dec
15 Va Dec
22% Jan
44% Jan
33% Jan
31
23
;
7,300-
'
Terminal
31 Va
313%
—No par
55 Va
55%
-
55
100
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Volume
182
Number 5477
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
..
(1813)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Tear 1954
Lowest
8% Jan
28
4
Jaa
13
1714 Jan
5
107
Jan
5
27% Dec 29
40% Apr
22% Jan
•
126
Dee
31
20% Oct 22
46% Jan
4
6
Jan
23
48 Va Oct
13
11
13
Jan
Mar
'
*1
7
20% Nov 22
3
19% Dec 29
14
Jan
4
101% Jun
4
113
Oct
27
129% Feb 26
120% Oct
10
102 Ys Feb
26% Dec 29
121
Nov
26
57
May 16
20.
Oct
8
Juxy
4
81% Dec 30
75% Oct
19
16
Jan
4
30% Dec 31
27
27
July 20
July 26
37 % Sep 22
15% Jan
11
19% Dec 21
18% Jan 26
197/aApr 27
18
Oct
28
21% Mar 12
20
22
4% Jan
Jan
Jan
3
4
8 % Dec
20
7 V* Jan
6
23% Mar 25
40% Dec
28
37 V* Jan
18
54 % Mar 24
82
22
79'A Jan
3
Dec
12% Jain
4
15% Dec 27
38% Jan
8
47% Dec
21
105% Dec
19
112% Sep
19% Jan
8
14-Yb Jan 31
5
45% Jan
30
108
Jun
7
Dec
8
24
Jan
7
15% Mar 15
25% Dec
28
21
Mar 14
23 Va Jan
26
7%
83
Celotex
5%
preferred
Central
Apr 20
_
Aguirre
119%
*1193A 120 %
24
23Y4
119%
120
23 Y*
*120
120
23 Y4
23 Ya
23%
23Ya
23 Ya
73 ya
*78
78%
79
79
793/*
50%
51%
51
52
51 Va
51%
51%
*51%
52
*51 Va
54
*53
54
493/4
503/a
51 %
51 Va
54 %
*53
*53
;
79%
51%
52 V8
8,900
52
51%
51%
270
53
53
21
21
21
52%
20%
207/a
20 Ya
207/a
14%
14%
14%
14%
l4Ya
14
14%
14
100
1213/4
1213/*
122%
*122
122%
122
10
50
—20
*121
50Ya
50%
50 3/*
50%
*103%
20%
1063/4
*103%
106%
*1033/4
*122
124
21 Va
21
124%
*20 Ya
50
51
1063A
*103Yi
20 Ya
21 Va
21
21%
123
'
5,000
50%
80
50 3A
*1033A
1063/4
20Ya
21
21,300
21
124V2
150
33 Va
75%
331/2
3,700
19 Va
*19%
193/4
1,200
20 Ya
20%
201/2
1,600
♦122
125
123
123%
76Va
75Y4
76%
76
76
76
76 Va
753A
33%
333/a
33 Ya
33%
33%
33%
33 YS
19%
'
600
14,300
503A
33 %
—5
100
14 Va
122
106 3A
76
19 Va
*19%
19 3/*
*19 Va
19 Ya
19 Va
20%
20Y4
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
*123%
700
'
54
20Ya
122
2,300
23%
79
20Ya
14%
122
140
119%
23%
79
79%
12.50
2,900
__i
10 Va
10%
10%
101/2
10 Ya
10Ya
10 Va
10 %
10%
10Ya
10,700
_No par
55
55
54%
55
54 Va
543/4
55
55%
55
551/4
2,400
93% Sep
93
93
93
93 y*
*93
93%
93 %
93 Va
1,300
16
16%
15Va
4,700
Foundry Co
r
of Georgia Ry
preferred series B
Apr 26
5%
.—100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec—No par
93
18
16
16%
55 3A
Sep
Central
49%
49 Va
112
9
19
Mar 11
Illinois
Light com—No par
4% % preferred
:
Central Illinois Public Service.
30% Sep
6
36% May 26
.
Central
RR
of
Co
N
J
Apr
55 V*
*109%
10
27Ya
50
Central & South West Corp
Central Violeta Sugar Co_
5
111
27Ya
32%
—9.50
*13%
15%
*26
27
*49%
109%
*93
109%
27%
26%
157/o
16
50%
*49Vt
50%
50 Va
*50 Va
*110
110 V*
110 y*
27%
27 Va
27Ya
27 Va
26
26
26
25Y8
111
111
27%
.25%
28
15 Ya
16
16
50 Va
'
500
52
50
111
27%
2,100
253/4
1,100
33%
7,600
32'/a
261/3
'33%
32%
32 3A
33 Va
33
34%
*13%
14%
*14
14%
*133/4
14%
133/4
13%
i57/8
15%
15%
15
15%
*14%
15
*14 Ya
15%
49
49Va'
48%
49 V*
48 Ya
49 Va
.48 Ya
50 Ya
50%
51%
Certain-Teed Products Corp —1
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
1
25%
26%
26
263/a
25%
26 Va
25 Ya
26 %
25%
26
Cnain Belt Co
53
20
36 V* Feb
100
new
5% Sep
7
121
120
Central
15
10
26
Central
29 Ya Jun
Oct
253A
_i
Century Ribbon Muis
4
263/4
22
11% Sep
17% July 21
59 % Sep 19
43% Jan
*26 V4
.
69% May 25
6
14
263A
10
...
8% Jan
Dec
26%
50
Sugar Co
20
48
27
preferred
100
preferred series A-100
Corp common——__No par
4
4
26%
conv
18
33% Jan
27
2nd
4%%
13% Oct
23% Mar 14
34
26V*
20,600
5,000
1,900
37Ya
33s/a
—100
29 Ya Jan
31
37
34%
common
10 Va Nov
28% Dec
38
33 Ya
50
4.20%
14% Nov 26
4
36Ya
33 Va
No par
——
31% Dec 29
12% Jan
367/a
33%
common.
6
37% Mar 14
36
34
5
6% May 27
20 % Jan
4
41% Dec 30
37%
33%
& Ohio Ry_l00
10% Feb 26
29
36%
35
Celanese Corp of Amer com__Nopar
130
66% May
,
37%
preferred series
$3 series
Preferred
Shares
Oct. 28
Oct. 27
_10
Light
preferred
Caterpillar Tractor
the Week
Friday
Thursday
33%
Co
7%
26 XA Jan
11
Corp
Oct. 26
36 Va
_
Carriers <Ss General Corp
Case (J I) Co common—
105 % May
115 V* Mar 16
Steel
Wednesday
Oct. 25
.1
.
Co
Preferred
127% Aug
105% Sep lO
Power &
4%%
2
Mar
23% July
19% Jan
45
16% Apr 28
107% Jan
4
Camer
64 3A Feb 18
53% Mar
56
t
17% May 16
13% May
Carpenter
15
Tuesday
Oct. 24
5
—
(The)
Carolina Clinchfield
Carolina
88 3A Sep
18
Inc
far
(Philip) Mfg Co
Aug 29
26% Jan
3
7
49, Va Aug 16
51
Carey
120
Mar 15
55% Jan
31
62 % Apr
36 '/a Apr
10
Airlines
Carborundum
21
112
25% Dec 30
63% Dec
5
Capital
Oct 27
38
3<J% Sep
25 V* Oct
30% Nov 17
40 % Jan
6
Monday
EXCHANGE
30% Mar 14
12
Sales far
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICE8
NEW YORK STOCK
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
11
4
de
Cerro
Pasco
No par
Corp.
5
4%
—_.
Sep 23
.—,10
—.
33
4%
53
43/a
32%
53 Va
52
600
4%
52
4%
4%
4%
1U,500
10,300
*51%
4%
43/8
4%
*52
100
8,300
,
'
52%
*52%
53%
200
Champion Paper & Fibre CoJan
11
60
Nov 22
98% Jan
33
5
108
Mar 17
22
2
25% Jan
Apr
5
62
July
6
11
109
Feb
3
July 19
6% May 17
68
Feb
16
38% Aug 11
8% Dec 30
May 12
4% Feb
50
104% Oct
29 Va
5
53% Dec
31
43
33 Va Jan
4
46% Dec
31
42 V2 Jan
6
84'A Jan
13
94% Dec
9
93 % Jan
17
14
Jan
Mar 14
Common
9% Feb 25
64 V* Sep
56% Sep
100
Oct
Checker
19
24% Dec 30
21% Jan
18
30% Dec
28
Jan
18
18 % Jan
20 %
Sep 26
18 % Jan
27% May 14
38% Dec 17
33% Jan
18
27% Jan
38% Dec
16
36 Va Jan
19
433A July 26
12 % Mar
19% Dec
31
16 Va Jan
21
23
5% Jan
10
30
27 Ya Mar 25
36 V* Mar 25
26
Jan
441% Mar
Class A
3
Jan
6
19 Va Apr
15 Ya Jan
6
29% Jun 22
Jun
8
17% Dec 21
35% Mar
2
52% Dec 29
173/a Dec 30
14% Jan 21
26
34% Feb
9
30 Y* Jan
49 Ys Dec
22
39% Jan
6
53 V* Mar
108% Jan
11
142% Mar
3
80% Oct
11
101% May
9% Feb
14
29
30% Aug 31
63
Jan
5
62% Jan
11
7% July
6
11% Jan
1% Jan
94
45% Feb
29
Dec
10% Aug 30
21% Nov 18
4
Dec
15Ya May
16
13
3
74% Sep
22
Sep
42% Jun
14 V*
1
9
13% Mar 14
23
Sep
29
Jan
7
59
Aug 29
66% Feb
72% Dec 21
66 Va Jan
18
;
47
Jan
4
12
28% Jan 11
25
Aug.
105% Oct
23% Jan 17
9
100 '
5
104 Y4 Sep 1.22
DYa Jan
lg
42% Aug 23
45% Mar 14
"17% DecTIi
98% July 22
4
59% Jan
84 V* Aug: 12
49
Nov 23
Aug
60% Feb
1
62YsSep 23
3;
4
15
Jan
74
Jan 27
33% Jan
.
4
4',
170
Majr 12
87% Sep .7
107
Jan
5
70% Jun
2
40% Aug 13
■
37% Dec
3
21% Dec
3
210
Mar 15
14
93
Dec 27
92
ii
108
75% Sep 27
73
110% Dec
44
4
Mar
Oct
6
Aug 30
111
Jan
77
Oct
26
42% Aug 18
*41'/a
42
*413A
21
21
413A
41%
413/4
1,000
21%
21 y8
21%
5,000
15 Ya
157/a
157/a
157/a
200
25 Ya
245/8
25%
24%
243A
13,000
67
663/4
67
66 "/a
66 3/a
183A
37 Va
19
18 Y*
187/a
18%
36 Ya
37%
363/a
36a/a
36Va
*15%
433/4
130
*115
130
82 Va
20%
50
47
47
95%
93 Va
11%
93 YB
Electric—
Gas &
*
102 Va
65
45
—10
567/a
—^.5
—
100
No par
noncumulative preferred—100 ,,*101
Elec Ilium com—
15
347/a
preferred
—
Special guaranteed 4%
gtd
26 %•
257/a
-
No par
_
11%
21
♦20%
v
*20%
*53/a
5%
53/a
53/a
*19%
20%
*193/4
20%
21
193/4
*45
46
46
93 Ya
*
5%
943/a
93Ya
1,500
2,800
37
3,300
43
5,100
130
6,600
83%
600
11%
21
3,800
5%
300
193/4
20
47
94%
48,300
8,600
*
No par
100
L
-
937/a
82Ya
83%
11 Va
'
11 Y«
42%
*115
130
82%
83
*47
■
43 V4
43
43 Va
43
*115
83%
82%
41Y*
213/a
16
67
19
43 Va
42
21%
21
67
*115
*33
33 V*
*33
25
21
*193A
Cleveland & Pitts RR 1%
45% May 12
42V*
20 %
50
953/a
$4.50
4
4
' Jan
1,300
18 Ya
Cleveland
Sep 13
37
37
.'5%
Feb
37
67
41
191
37%
67 %
103
81
37%
18Y*
19
367/e
37%
43 %
433/4
111115
130
83 %
84
*11%
12 %
Jan 17
Oct 25.
115
6
377/a
67
*75%
*199
25
26
Jan
377/a
26
City Stores Co common
:
—5
'4%%' convertible .preferred—100
27
Jan
53
.
38
25%
Clark ..Equipment Co—20
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com.—100
Jan
94.
Dec. 3
57% Dec 27
37%
26 %
Oct 21
19%
..
101
10,300
*19%
*47
94 "A
—
15
"211/2
16
Aug 16.
202% Sep 23
40 Va Feb
21 Va
5%
City Investing Co common
5%%: preferred;
City Products, Corp.::
17% Jan
21%
53/a
C 1 T Financial Corp
Cities Service Co.
105 V* Jun 17
900
21%
*15%
33% May 31
27'A Jan
25
331/4
22
16%
12 Va
*104%
303/*
24 Va
H4
12 Va Oct
101Y* Apr 11
./30.
Sep 27
33 V*
217/a
253/4
Cincinnati Milling Machine CO—10
IS
24%
33
5%
preferred
3,700
24%
243/a
22%
5%
Common—-.A—1—.
'4%
200
37 %
19%
———
24%
400
2,500
33
*15%
Copper
24 3/4
24%
55'/a
55 V*
100
•24%
l
common—
*97
100
21%
llYa
..
54%
557/a
54%
*97
*203/8
/
Feb
98
12%
29% July 15
75
*54'/a
56
98
*54%
55
55%
21 Va
Chrysler Corp
9
55 3A
55
56 Va
100
*11%
99Ya Sep 23
104% May
9,400
6,100
convertible preferred—
25
Co.——_
,—25
25
5%
Chile
•
15
8 3/a
*203A
Oil
Cotton
Cincinnati
20% Feb 18
-97% Jan
8 Va
21%
19
19
16% Dec 31
35
May 25
17
8'Ya
*20%
Childs .Co
7% Jan
21
Feb
Feb
8 Va
106 V4
33
*41 %
No par
40
32%
83/a
8%
317/a
55
55 Ya
1,000
32%
*105
*105
58
106%
313/4
10
Chickasha
3
55
*98
58
58
33%
32
24%
22%
37 %
convertible
1
31
243/4
217/a
com—
5
preference—No par
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab—
—No par
July 27
22% Feb
63A Sep
56 Va
24 %
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
$3
8Ya
100
573A
57%
105%
8%
*31%.* 33
series A noncum pfd—100
5%
57%
105 y*
34%
56
55Y8
*98
Chic & North Western com—No par
5% preferred series A—_
100
8
22
58
106
33%
8Ya
*55
—No par
58
106
343/a
8%
40
;
107
24
1.25
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
1
118% Dec 10
Oct
;—
Class B
20
10% Jan 11
Manufacturing
57%
*106
.1
.
Apr 18
12 '
Inc_
Chicago Corp (The)
.1
Chicago Great Western Ry com—50
5% preferred
—50
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A.25
2
13% Dec 31
Cab
57%
—No par
—
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia—..
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3Va% convertible preferred—_100
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
10
14
23% Feb
No par
—
—.
$4.50 preferred
Chance Vought Aircraft
102 Va
■.
65%
45%
58
12Ya
107
31%
263/4
27%
102%
102 %
65
643/4
65
64%
643/4
46
26
45%
453A
453/a
46
27
26 3A
*102% 102%
26%
1102%
65%
45%
46
102'A
65
453/a
567/a
'57 Ye
56%
12%
,12%
f07
*104%
*104*/*
30 3/*
31
24%
119
75%'
215
*199
106
*101
35
109%
44%
76
v24 V4
-
76%
215
'
1
106
347/a
35
IO8Y4
109
76
;
*104%
30%
30%
*43%
*113%
79
*199
*101
106
*101
130
1,700
*109'
77
77
*43%
8,700
18,900
553/4
3,200
12Ya
107
2,500
30%
2"43/a
5,900
*113 Va
.
.r
116
<210
79,r
79
2,300
-
♦199
215
*101
106
215
106
'
34%
34%
35%
109%
*109%
IO91/2
34%
35
109
24%
Ya.
116
77%
1083A
443A
24
118
-
30%
30%
24
243/*
12%
♦104V4
107
77
76%
215
*199
*115%
54 Ya
12%
12%
12%
107
34%
76
56 Va
553/4
57
*123/a
30%
25
*115%
76
24%
'
'
115
*43%
stock—50
26 Va
1013/*
65
•
109 Va
76
No par
50
26*
101%
4,900
280
•
77%
*77
*76
76%
*43%
44Y4.
443/4
44
44
21%
70
170
r
18
24% Dec 29
July
Jan
20% Oct 11
25 Ya Feb
37
7
59% Nov 22
5a % Oct
11
24
Feb 24
42 Ys Dec 31
34 Ya
4
17
80% May 2
45% Jan 10
9
2% May 4
32% Mar 25
43
132% Jan 12
142
Oct.
104
Dec 22
89
Jan
6
107% Oct 18
869
Dec
10
38% Jan
7 "
86% Jan
4
3% Aug 30
2Ya Jan
Dec 22
6
125% Mar 17
976
Apr 13
63% Nov 22
95% Sep
May
39 Y* Mar 14
148% Mar 14
7%
9
122
4%
111% Jan
6
145
Apr 18
1,160
990
50Ya May
6
90
: Jan
14
17
V* "Jan
6
15% Mar 24
40% Sep
45
l
46 V* Dec
52 Ya Dec
Jan
61
45
Apr 30
29
Mar 14
V Jan
48% Oct
31
50
21
31
Mar 22
Dec 31
59
58% Nov 30
66
Jan
Jan
Aug 26
33 Va Sep
16% Dec 23
4
89
41% Jan
11
53% Dec 22
26% Jan
11
44
22% Dec 30
19% Jan
48% Dec 8
38 Va Mar 14
6
Jan
4
8% Dec
17% May 5
20% Jan 12
23 Ya Jan
30Y* Dec
7% Jan
4
4
47% Aug
3
110% Dec 30
5
Jan
4
12% Jan
4
12% Feb
11
17
Deo
6
33% Dec 14
36% Dec
17% Nov
3
25
5% Jan
4
23 Va
23 Ya
23%
23%
23 Ya
23 Va
23 Ya
23%
23%
10,800
5,500
16
24 V*
16'A
16 Va
16
16%
29,000
24 3A
24Ya
24%
243A
16%
24Ys-
7
Apr
38% Jan
8
105% Jan
5
113
106% Jun
7
109% Feb
.42% Jan
6
243/a
24 Va
3,100
84 %
83%
83 Va
70
7
101V* May 25
20% Jan
4
90 Va Jan
54% Jan
96
4
4
Jan 21
108
105
Sep 22
Jan
1
11
106% Aug 17
101% Oct. 28
68% Nov 23
61
Jan
101% Mar
6
7
30% Dec 30
27 Va Jan
6
105% Dec 31
100% Jan
13
79 Y* Nov 24
72% Sep 26
97% Aug 11
106% Dec 27
For footnotes
7% May 10
46 Va Jun
5
1
see
page
No par
-5
common
$4.25 cumulative preferred.No par
Columbian
Carbon Co—-—No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
2
Combustion
Engineering Inc...—1
57% Jun
16
Commercial
Credit Co—
26% Feb
9
Commercial
Solvents
79% Mar 24
10
1
Cone
—25
10
Mills
Corp —
Congoleum-Nalrn Inc —:
25% May 26
Consolidated Cigar Corp.
111% Aug 16
44 Va Jan 24
$5
No par
preferred
Consol Electronics
26.
Consol RR of Cube 6%
30% Mar
Mar
109% Jun
103 Va
80
1
Sep 21
July
85
July
-Jun
104 V* JuiT
5
17
I
30 Ya
47%
47%
47
47 Ya
46%
47%
2,900
307/a
31%
31%
31%
31 Ya
32
32%
32%
4,500
603%
2,500
5,300
5,200
62
61,
62
60
60 Va
60%
6Q%
593A
49%
493/8
493/4
49
49%
49
49%
493/a
50
19%
19%
20%
20
20%
19 Ya
20V4
193/4
20
42Ya
41
41%
42%
41%
Ye
41%
77/a
*7Yo
18
18
173/4
18%
18%
5,800
217/a
21Ya
21?/4
2lYa
21%
21%
21%
177/a
20%
21
*31%
31%
81%
31%
31%
31 y*
31%
31%
4,700
500
18%
47%
108
.8
30 %
8
8
18%
48%
109
42
77/a
*31
18%
30%
30Ya
31 y*
167/a
30
30%
30%
17
167/s
IT
163A
3,700
16Ya
25%
24%
25
24%
24Va
24%
24%
800
33%
33%
33 Va
33%
33'A
33%
33'A
34%
16,900
26%
11%
*24%
26%
*25
26
25%
25 V*
ll3/a
113A
*11%
ll3/a
11%
11
26
11%
8J/a
*25
11%
8
49 Ya
111
*107%
8
49 Ya
111
1083A
8
8'A
8
8
8
49%
HOY*
1107/a
*1077/a
1083A
*107Ya
108
*102%
104
*102%
104
<
77%
99%
*102
104
70?
*69
103t
*102
37%
37%
106%
106%
76%
77%
*99
99%
36%
108
76%
99 Ya
103
37 %
108
76 3A
99 Va
■
*102
108%
68
*102
36%
36%
*106%
107 Va
*106 %
99%
■
77
99
.
Va
280
101 Va. 102 %
36 Va
76%
5,200
50 V*
110 %
'■
103
6,300
49 Ya
693Ak
^68%
70
1,700
110%
%
110Ye
200
Va
8%
*1077/a
49 Va
49
49%
110%
'
*102
103
36Ys
37%
*106 % 108
*29
3,800
*243/4
69%
—No par
31V*
17
33 3/*
*102 'A
1
4,600
25 Va
70
$3.75 preferred
6,600
11,500
108%
167/a
104
/
187/a
48%
108 Ya
31%
48 Va
1083A
30%
1.400
8
16Ya
477/a
108%
69 Va
75%
18%
48
477/a
108s/a
10
20
19%
18 Ya
183/4
473A
108 Ya
*107%
*102%
Continental Can Inc common
*31
48%
109
preferred
-—100
Continental Baking Co com—No par
$5.50 preferred
.No par
18%
8
8
1083A
49 3/4
4%
18Ya
.
47%
110%
...
8
1083/4
49 Va
—
16,000
41%
7%
18%
427/a
110%
Common
243/a
*83%
85
*84
48%
com—?_Nopar
-
85
48
$4.50 preferred
No par
$4.52 preferred
No par
$4.16 preferred
*
Container Corp of America—
7
105% Jan 10
41 % Sep
8
109
.
*48%
*84
l77/a
11%
Consolidated Textile Co Inc—-—10c
Consumers Power Co
7
4
Inc
84
800
18%
1
10
247/a
:
*50
177/a
21Ya
100
pfd
Consolidated, Retail Stores
13% Aug 10
11
Jan 27
84
48
30Ys
61 Va
49 Va
19Ys
42 %
8
*16 %
*24%
323/4
26
1.33 Va
—5
Consolidated Natural Gas.
36% Jan
3
33
Mar 16
112
1
Ind Corp
Consolidated Laundries Corp
7
Nov 24
Pictures
Consolidated Foods Corp
Jan
9% Dec 28
49% Aug
6
17
10
100
23%
11
4
50
23%
18% Feb
19
48
50
16
27% Feb
31% Oct
48
50
23
6
21% Feb
48
*49
16%
7
8
*473/4
51
23%
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
26
473/4
30 Ya
23%.
18
11% Dec 30
Jan
473A
293/4
270
1,500
16%
1
Jan
29%
23%
15% Jan
22% Oct 20
29 Ya
23
5
5
29%
16 V*
52 Ya Aug
5
293/a
297/a
23%
No par
—*
Consolidated Coppermines Corp—-5
Jan
18
23%
5
23 Ya Jan
92
177/a
23
2.50
45 Va Jan
26 Ys Dec 27
93%
173/4
56
23 Va
,
34% July
23% Sep
6
55%
*913/4
18
480
System—
2.50
Broadcasting
Commonwealth Edison Co
108
56%
93
177/a
66
12Ya Jan 10
13% Dec 23
40 Y. Jan
107V* Apr 26
29%
24,900
56%
92
.
•64
Conde Nast Publishing Co—No par
7
5,900
553/4
92
18
56
65
11
11
28
56%
92%
l8Va
56%
*913/4
-18
64
20
20 3A Oct
200
2,900
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126«/*
63%
8 Ye Jan
27% Feb
124%
63
47Ye Jan
fl
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126%
1,200
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.24 Ys Jan
26
*
126
1253/4
125%
111
643/4
14
7% Oct
23% Jan 27
128
*107
65
17% Oct 11
13
19% Oct 29
6
126
110
1,000
4
15% May 11
36% Jan
4
110
110
44
62
4%
17
34 Ye Aug
*107
144V2
*61
Columbia
6
115
3%
44
*142
61%
Columbia Gas System Inc
28 V* Mar 15
*109
3%
43%
144%
43%
*142
61%
26% Oct
54% Jan
3%
433A
144%
603A
17% Feb 23
•46% Feb 25
*3Ya
*43%
*142
59%
Class B
53% Nov 24
3%
433A
144%
61
Class A
14
Jan
3,800
3 Ya
433A
*142
60
noncumulative 1st pfd—-100
noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
Apr 22
34% Jan 12
3%
3%
3 Va
433/4 44
144%
*142
115
*109
.1273/* 127 y*
*985 56%
56 %
91Y*
91%
17 Ya
177/a
61%
4%
Apr 21
31% July 19
61% Dec
8
3,700
<50
31
85 V* Feb
14,000
37%
47%
32
52% Jun
62%
37%
*49
7
May 27
613/4
38
47%
May 27.
67% May 27
44% Oct 11
623A
37%
3%
51
11
77
61%
37Ya
48
15% Mar 1*
17
5,400
62 Ya
37Ya
21%
30%
23% Aug 26
Feb
21%
62
37%
477/a
preferred series B—
22% Oct
68% Jan
213/a
64%
37%
21
30
5 Va %
22% Oct
4
21
62
38
*49
61 Va
*63
*
Columbia
12% Jan
203A
63 Y*
50
75
17
Corp——INopar
,
21%
Colorado & Southern Ry com—100
Mar 29
6
Corp—No par
Colorado Fuel & Iron com—No par
July 28
63
Internat'l
Collins: & Aikman
13
49
.No par
Colgate-Palmolive Co com—z—-10
$3.50 preferred
:—-No par
4L
6
preferred
100
cumulative 2nd preferred_100
Coca-Cola
95% Mar 3
2lYa Jun 20
10
—1
-
Coca-Cola Co (The)—
July 11
Sep 15
62 Ya Jan
1
Cluett Peabody & Co com_—No par
4
:
Corp
Clopay
7
Aug 26
100% Mar
16
41
Apr
Clinton Foods Inc—
21
21
61
377/a
1
No par
Corporation
Climax Molybdenum
133% Jan
20% July 28
24% Dec 31
12% Jan 20
4
49
Clevlte
14
68 V*
103
•
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4,400
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70
77
77 Va
3,500
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NEW
YORK STOCIC EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous
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lVVs Jun
Lowest
10
22
la% Apr
Dec
22
14
6
15
Dec
102
29
87
Oct
14
Sep
110
19
15
Apr
4
13% Dec
31
9
Oct
26
14% Feb
Jan
4
75 % Nov
24
70
Jan
24
90% July
la% Jan
4
27% Dec
31
25% Mar 14
40% Sep
19
8
25
22
20% Jan
28
7% Jan
52
Dec
V* Apr
18
35% May 18
19
Nov"
48
24% Dec "51
% May 25
1
Jan
5
51% Dec
4
36
52
Dec
48% Apr
7
14
50% Jan
31
21 % Jan
6
53
29
54
102
Mar 14
73%
12
100
Jan
26
102
Apr
Oct
28
30% May
1
176% Feb
4
26% Nov
23
24% Jan
25
5% Dec
9
19 '/a
5
Sep
185
Cornell
5
Jan
2
Corn
6
33% Aug 25
7
Jan
2
7%
iy4Jan
4
2% Dec
16
28% Jan
4
40% Dec
29
34% Oct
11
48% Jan
4
99 % Mar 30
95 y4 Jan
24
98% Apr
30 % Dec
14
28% Jan
7
33
Sep
13
Jun
14
45% Feb
23
74
26'/a Mar 22
11
55
11
3o7a Jan
Jan
15
34
Nov*26
102
Jan
4
21% Jan
11
36 % Dec
31
32 % Jan
5
12% Nov
10
20% Jan
26
13% Oct
24
Jan
4
15% Dec
9
13% Jan
6
7% Dec
29
1
J.
7s
4% Oct
21
48% Oct
20
7% Jun
106
30
60
Dec
6% Jan
5
8% Mar 14
14% Sep
37% Aug
19
4
108
5
62
9% Aug
x
6% Oct
2
26
9% Jan
101 % May 25
Dec
6
Aug 17
116
4
18% Dec
27
15% Jan
33% Dec
28
31
Jan
6
136% July 20
135
Jan
27
56% Jan
7
134
Jan
7
39
Jan
11
64% Dec
8
23
25
July
89%
89%
89%
2,60 J
9Va
9%
9 %
9%
9
9
9 Va
9VB
20,400
8
82%
83%
83
84 %
82%
83%
83
83%
82 Va
83%
5,000
3d%
39%
38
39
38%
38%
37%
38
37
37
5
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
1,800
5
41%
41%
42
43%
42 Va
42 %
42
%
43%
43%
44%
13,300
25 Va
24%
24%
24%
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5
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25
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34
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100
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178
33
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6 Vb
6 Va
1,900
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37 %
32%
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2%
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36%
37 Vb
2%
38 *•
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36%
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1,000
13,300
98
30%
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30%
30%
30%
30%
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30 >/2
60
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60
59
59
59
59%
58%
59
1,300
19%
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
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6,700
35
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35%
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35%
35%
50
35
51%
51%
51%
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106
104%
52%
51%
52%
51%
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14
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51%
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13%
15%
15%
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36 y4
1,900
51%
7,300
1
106 %
160
50%
50%
51 y8
13,500
13%
15%
51 %
14
13%
13%
1,320
15%
15%
16 y4
4,100
7%
7 %
7%
7 y4
7%
7%
7%
7%
15,300
621/2
61%
61%
6i %
62 y4
62%
62%
900
9%
6,100
9%
9%
33%
33%
6 %
6%
9 Vit
34
6%
6%
6%
6%
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106 J/2
105%
105%
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55%
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55%
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24%
24%
24%
25%
24%
106
105%
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33%
139
72
6%
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6%
6%
105 y4
105%
104%
105 y4
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55%
55%
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25
24%
24%
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6
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33%
33%
33%
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139
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72%
70%
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47%
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34%
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51%
-
62 %
9%
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35 y4
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-
7%
33%
100
35%
105
98
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*96
98
51%
104%
50%
14
51
105
105
9%
pfd
179
32%
6 Ve
33%
7%
179
32%
6%
9%
Cushman's Sons Inc
18,400
32%
33 %
Cutler-Hammer Inc
——-
,i
26%
"
179
17J
7,600
6%
V
5
common
26
26%
:
65%
99
100%
*95%
5
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*98%
2,4o0
,
98
*104
10
preferred
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99
26%
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400
34
64%
66 %
100 %
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'
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18%
100
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99
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59%
100
—
178
65%
65%
65%
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24%
51
1,400
30%
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noncum
65%
99
6VB
100
^
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178
33
6
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Corp
RR 6%
65%
99
32%
1
l
*
of Wheat Corp
di
65
*97
9
53%
26%
Curtis-Wright
6
9%
26%
Cork
800
14
preferred
Prior
35% Aug 23
140
Jan
7
79
89
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
$7 preferred
No par
23
25% Oct
6
11
Jan
89%
Refining common.10
preferred
Cuneo Press Inc
11
Feb
67% Feb
52'% May 23
89
Electric
4 % %
19
Jan
89%
pfd
Cuban-American Sugar
Cudahy Packing Co common
15
31 % Mar 29
6% Apr
25
Cuba
2
29
89%
$2 preferred
26
Dec
54% Jan
■7% Jan
9% May
89%
Crown Zellerbach Corp com new
5
$4.20 preferredNo par
Crucible Steel of Amer
25
7
73% Apr
89
10
26 %
12
18% Mar 29
3
10,200
26%
23
6
Feb
59
31
49%
preferred
Cream
5,900
49%
26%
3%%
23
22
100%
Crescent
20% Mar
22
*98%
Crown
56% Sep
21%
49%
Crane Co common
3
21%
100%
15
May
21%
*98%
30
lu7
21%
109%
Apr
9% Jan
35
27% May 14
93
Sep 27
21%
64%
57Sep
19
4
21%
*108%
37% Sep
7
49% Oct
35% Oct
29 V4 Jan
101% Jan
22
5
22 % Sep
13% Mar 30
17% July 20
4
12%
49 V*
.
11
6
12 Va
49%
Petroleum Corp
Coty Inc
Coty International Corp
28
91% Jan
12%
49%
Cosden
7% Aug
1
2% Feb 18
12
43%
series
Products
Shares
12%
49%
-
Cum
Oct. 28
.
12
preferred
100
pfd 3%% series of 1947—100
3%%
the Week
Friday
Oct. 27
■
12%
49%
Delaware
Corning Glass Works
29
Thursday
*
Oct. 26
12 VB
49 Va
Corp
Dubiller
Sales tor
Machine__l
Co
6%
PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 25
.,.i.
i v t*
SALE
*21%
Copperweld Steel Co common
Convertible pref 5% series
Preferred
HIGH
12%
12%
1
of
Range
Tuesday
Oct. 24
Monday, October 31, 1955
.
25
Motors
Oil
183July
Dec
1
3% Mar 16
174 % Jan
preferred
Continental Foundry &
Continental Insurance
May 23
98
convertible
Cooper
14
aun
95% Jan
13
Aug 25
5%
Cooper-Bessemer
5
26
99% Apr
95% Jan
96 % Jan
Monday
Par
Cop & Steel Ind com—2
Continental
58
July 27
35% Jan
3
July 19
STOCK
Continental Steel Corp
2
July
"
Continental
Continental
7
52% Sep 19
28% July 27
21% Mar 29
25
44% Mar
8
14
Sep
'
YORK
EXCHANGE
23% July 14
51% Sep 28
3o% May 18
Feo
72
NEW
Highest
May 12
LOW AND
"
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
11 % Dec
4
.
RECORD
STOCKS
1954
Lowest
7 V» May
.
33%
>136%
139
71%
71%
7,100
110
33%
139
1,800
,
72 y4
2,400
D
30% Jan
11
26
94
4% May 18
7
43% Jan
13% Jun
4
37
Apr
27
90
Jan
5
91
Jan
13
94% Jan
11
12% May
,
4
9 y4 Apr 27
24% Jan
4
16
25'/a Dec
30
52% Sep
95
4% May 12
Aug 20
11% Oct
14% Mar 15
8
ll'/2Jan
Dec
6
91% Sep
48% Nov 24
87 y4 Jan
28
Jan
6
23
27
Mar
2
—1
17
42% Jan
17
48
Sep
1
91
Sep
15
96 y2 Jan
26
93
Mar
Aug 23
101% Oct
95% Feb
13
2
97
Daystrom Inc
14
19% Jan
26
17 >/4 Jan
23
14% Jan
6
12
31% May 16
Oct
Preferred
4
35% Oct
1
33 y4 Aug
26
3
57
Dec
30
51 y2 Jan
18
77
4
20% Dec
27
Apr
7
33% Aug
28
16% Oct
30
5
Jan
36
28% Jan
11
35
Aug
3
8
62 y4 July
68
Nov
30
11
25% Mar
17
39
Aug 11
>33% Jan
66
12
Jan
7
Sep
,
18
July 19
15»/b Dec
31
12% Mav 17
Feb
33% Dec
23
22
10
20% Jan
8
27% Jan
7
101
Jan
4
33% Jan
39 y2 Dec
38 y2 Oct
12
116
.
Dec
Feb
Oct
34
3
1
11
35 y4 Apr
1
111
13
Apr
Juh
.10% May 10
10 % Jun
8% May 17
40 %
De
6
4.40%
Diamond
20% Sep
13% Jun
7
1
49
9% Mar 1
12
Diana
Sep 23
11% Jan
44%
94
22 Va
21%
15%
16
;
15%
36 Vb
36%
36 %
36%
36%
35
35
34%
34%
34%
35 Vb
.100
71%
71%
71
71
71
71
16%
17
16%
17
37
37
37
37
39%
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10
15%
15%
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100
112%
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39%
100
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>
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21%
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16
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100
40%
113
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82
37 Va
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35%
35%
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71
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1
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/
1,600
A 2,600
35 %
5,a00
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113
112%
82
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24%
24%
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37
24%
*37
39 %
13,400
600
400
39%
39%
■40%
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40
112%
113
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113
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350
l
35%
36%
36 Vs
36 %
35%
36%
35%
36
35
35%
4,500
34%
34%
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35 %
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34%
34%-
34%
34%
34%
1,700
2
Divco Corp
19
19%
19 %
19
19
13%
13
13%
13%
13%
13
13 Vs
1,700
44 %
44
45
43%
43%
6,000
10
10
700
50
2,700
20
19
13%
12%
42%
42%
43
42%
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10
9%
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2
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..
19
9%
9%
Jan
4
57
Jan
11
9
75
Aug
4
34% Dec 31
61
26% Aug
10% Jan
5
15 >/4 Dec
11% Oct
6iy4 Dec
141/2 Jan
4
18% Sep
33% Feb
2
47%
18% Jan
4
41% Dec
75 y4 Jan
15
20% Dec
23
7
47% Oct
Sep
11
64% Apr
26
79
30% Mar 14
20
14% Occ
7
21
14
11% Oct
7
Jan
115% Jan
12
94 >/4 Jan
6
28% Jan
13
60
Sep
7
Douglas
Dow
14
30
Apr
13
31
97% Sep
19 y4 Sep
23
23% Dec
12
24% Jan
3
13 y4 Sep
7
11
16
14
12% Aug 19
•,
Sep
7% Oct
48% Sep
Apr
preferred series A
Chemical
9%
Dec
8,000
122% Oct
64%
*62
65
32
32
*31%
32%
?1%
32
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 %
3,200
73%
76%
76
77%
76%
78%
7OV4
77%
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75 Va
49,600
53%
53%
52%
53%
53
53%
52%
53%
52%
52%
20,800
47%
8,400
47%
50c
common
preferred
100
>104
47%
47
47%
104%
*104
104%
47%
104
20%
1
*12%
12%
*12%
12%
*12%
4
6
1
117% Sep
1
124
Apr
12
Preferred
$4.50
94% Aug 11
101
Apr
12
Preferred
$3.50
Duplan Corp
7%
No par
Nem
8
!
12%
*12 %
12%
*12 %
7%
7%
218%
213
121
120%
218%
120%
8
5
217%
series
No par
>120%
121
*120%
series
No par
*98 %
99
98%
98%
*98%
99
10
34%
35%
35
35%
34%
35
Duquesne Light Co
common
6
:46% Jan
12
50
46%
46%
47
47%
50% Oct
$3.75 preferred
47%
25
14
49% Apr 27
53% Apr 22
*46%
54% Oct
53% Nov
50
51%
51%
51%
*52
52%
4
48% Jan
$4.15 preferred
51%
1
12
53
7
4%
52%
54% Dec
51%
51%
*51%
52%
9
50
*51%
51 % July 22
54% Mar
1
4.20%
53
53
5
53%
53%
50 % Aug
50
*52%
53% Oct
preferred
54
10
53% Mar 30
4.10%
preferred
50
*51
51%
*51
51%
*51 %
52%
.50
*52
53
*52
53
*52%
53
15%
15%
*15%
15%
51% July
51
Sep
51% Sep
9% Jan
7
15
Dec
22
14:
Jan
9
28
53% Apr
6
16% Apr
29
preferred
$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar Corp
11
7%
216
7%
8%
104%
10
20%
2,900
13
7%
15,300
(EI) & Co—
Common
18
*104
20%
12
Feb
47%
%
20%
Jan
49
48
104%
20%
217%
7%
Va
*104
20%
50% Jan
45
47% July
47
47%
104
20%
249% July
July 25
100
800
1,000
Nopal
20%
12% Mar
38
64 Va
32%
*11%
65
20%
18
3
65
65
*32
11%
20%
26
33% Jan
*62
*64
32
1
Jan
7
Mar 12
*49%
5
convertible
157
35% Sep
50
11%
Dunhill International
15
*49%
50
No par
Co
6
101% Nov 24
49%
32
*62%
1„
Co
Industries
3%%
51
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
du Pont de
170
50
50
No par
Aircraft
Dresser
17
104 % Dec
118
conv
Dr Pepper Co
Dome Mines Ltd
16
36% Jan
4
11
5%
No par
common
Dobeckmun Co (The)
18% Mar 31
91% Feb
43'/a Mar 14
29
27
104% Jan
Dixie Cup Co
Apr 29
38% July 25
15% Jan
3
62 % May 17
Dec~23
26
213%
216%
213%
215
120
.
120
120 »/g
120 Va
99
98%
98%
200
35
35 Va
9,200
*98 %
10,900
600
34%
%
*46%
47%
*46%
47 V*
180
52%
52%
52%
52%
410
52
51%
51 %
200
**1
%
54 Va
*53
„_
*53
54%
120
u*%
bz
130
53
*52%
53
%
*52 %
~
_5
15%
15 %
10
38%
39%
15 Va
15%
15%
15%
3,000
E
18% Jan
12
29% Dec
3
27
6
21% Apr
28
40
39% pep 23
8
35% Jan
6
58
Jun
15% Jan
4
23
22
Jan
6
32% Jun
21
21% Jan
18
31% Sep
9Va Jan
4
46% Jan
165
4
Mar
4
Dec
24% Aug
9
25% Dec 31
72% Dec
172
Sep
31
67
1
163
Jan
Mar 14
Oct
26
37% Feb
24
52 Va Nov
24
45
20% Jan
4
27% Oct
13
24% Mar 15
'
8
85% Feb
'22% Jan
ClOO
5
3
19
Jan
4
13% Feb
23
33
Nov
24
1% Jan
95
Jun
11
39% Dec
92% July 22
Eastern
Stainless
Eastman
87
Sep
19
175
Jan
31
55% Aug
1
6%
Jan
6
52
103
Sep
14
9
45% Mar
2
Sep
29
4%%
53
Electric Auto-Lite
2
23% Jan
4% Dec
27
3% Oct
11
5% Feb
10
Electric &
31
27% Feb
3
34 % Feb
23
16% Dec
Electric
27
15 % Jan
6
22 Va Feb
25
Elgin
20% Oct
17
31% Feb
17
Elliott
48% Sep
26
53
Feb
28
"5%
45
11
58% Feb
17
5%
6
54 % Apr
11
12
48
Apr 26
29% Aug 12
52 % Dec
8
49
Oct
25
54% Dec
35% Jan
11
14% Jan
41% Jun
4
9% Jun
20% Aug
8
15% Dec
22% Feb
17
26
Jan
*
92
Jan
t
4
6 >
30
17
39% Jan
4
102
16% Jan
4
66
22 % Dec
4
Dec 29
see
25% July 22
Emerson
Electric
11
16% Feb
21
Emerson
Radio
3
30 % Oct
20
Empire District Electric
6
34% Sep
14
Endicott Johnson
2
25% Apr
Jan
5
4%
Corp
common
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
20% Jan
18
24% Apr
20
Erie RR
Jan
11
87 % Oct
27
69% Oct
26.
5,200
79%
9,600
80
165
79%
164
54
54%
31
*30 %
*95%
97
*95%
80
167%
26% *27
78%
163
79%
164
77%
165
77%
79
53%
53%
54
54%
31
30 %
30%
30%
31
97
46
45
45
108
105
105
17%
17%
*17%
17%
45 %
44%
45%
*95%
*44%
*104
*17%
97
45%
108
*95%
44%
*104
97
168
'
■
'
100
I 51
52%
6,200
I 30%
54%
*45
*165
166%
31
1,300
^>"^95%
44%
44%
*104-
108
17%
17%
17%
44%
44 Va
44
'
97
44%
108
500
20
17%
17%
1,200
44 i-
44 V2
6,100
3%
36,600
4
5% preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
common
44%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30 %
30 %
30 VB
30 %
30 Va
30%
3,900
16%
17%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
15%
16 %
2.000
21 Va
22
21%
22%
21%
22%
22
22%
21%
22 VB
7,000
50
50
*48%
45%
46
46
43
43%
43 %
43%
44
22%
22%
21 %
22
21%
5
12
12%
12
12%
12
10
Co
23.
8
27 VB
4
Phonograph
28% Sep
July
27
3
Mfg Co
4
73
27%
50
76
29
pace
3
Oct
100
27%|
27
50
:
Jan
Feb
27
15
2nd preferred
Natural Gas
96'
27
27%
g
conv
28% Jan
Dec 21
74% Feb
5
_For_ footnotes
preferred
12
79
27% Dec
2,100
31
30%
30%
30
30
25
32
32
31%
31%
100
*98 %
shares
common
&
8,000
26%
38%
10
Amer
National Watch Co
Paso
45%.
26%
38%
10
Ind
Storage Battery
Co
45 Va
26%
>103
(The).
19
July 13
4
El
Mus
46%
26%
1
25% Jan
20
26% July 28
29 % May 19
22% Jan
Oct
100
Stop Nut Co
29 % Dec
45
26%
2.50
common
preferred
6
46%
26%
100
Co
Elastic
Aug
3,200
45
26%
53%
1
common
preferred
Products
May 27
23% Feb 15
4% %
39 VB
47
79 %
Eaton Manufacturing Co.
107
23 % Dec
39
39%
46%
26%
165
—
Ekco
36
1
38%
38%
47
27
26%
Corp.
common.
Edison Bros Stores Inc
10
15% May 18
35% Mar 14
Co
35% July
291
96% May 31
Dec
106
Kodak
Steel
preferred
4
May
11% Mar
70
12
1
38%
46%
26%
Airlines Inc
Corp
3
23
Jan
Mar 14
Eagle-Plcher Co
Eastern
Eastern
<-
50
46
100
*98 %
8.50
27 Va
27%
27
22
22%
21%
86%
86%
*85
86
69 %
71
*69%
71
No par
100
50
*
44 Va
%
3%
50
*49%
50
*49%
50
46
*45
46%
*45 Va
46 %
45%
45
45%
45%
46
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
2,900
12 %
12
12%
12
12%
7,000
29%
30%
29%
29%
29%
29%
4,200
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
*48%
46
*98
99%
100
500
11,200
1,600
10
*98 %
100
98%
98%
27%
26%
27
26 %
27
22 Va
21%
21%
21%
22
86
86
87%
87%
87
87
400
71
♦69%
71
71
71
10
100
*69%
—
10,400
J
19,400
15 Va
15%
15%
15%
*80
82
♦80
82
*80
i
•
•
15%
3o %
39%
'''■
4,800
21%
37%
*4
>■
'
*
15%
*37
,
150
9o
16%
•
.
21%
1,000
•
71
•
v
36%
'
35 %v 35%
21%
•
*94%
'
100
*99
>
.
96
*94%
4,800
44%
94%
\
40
'?
-
800
25%
44%
94
'
-
,12
25
Z__ZBoc
Corp
,
100
25%
•
1,200
'
JO
common.-
35%
82
*80
j
common
40%
35%
*99
.
94%
21%
100
-11%
25%
93%
16 VB
cumulative preferred
Diamond T Motor Car Co
14
7
94%
96
12%
44%
22 Va
$1.50
10
*94%
*12%
,
' 25 *4
15%
cumulative preferred
19
13% Jan
5%
93%
%:
22
JL
Diamond Alkali Co
28
12 »/4 Jan
.94%
5%
44%
'"44%'
93
;
25%-
25%
44%
..20
*,
Raynolds class
Devoe &
Sep
30% Apr
11% Jan
Vilbiss
37 y4 Jan
13% Aug 16
Nov 11
36
96
"26%
-93%
*98
par
5
16% July 23
21
28% Mar 24
6
11
*94%
44
93%
'
-10
Hudson
Detroit 'Edison
28
45% July
34% Jan
Sep" 16
42% Feb
48 Va
*92 Va
5%
5%
12%
*12%
.
.50c
Detroit Rillsdale & 8 W RR
Detroit Steel Corp..:
3
117% July
25%
45 •'
>93%
,13
3.50
13
4
26%
*93
Denver & Rio Grande West RR—
Escrow ctfs for common
No
24
17% Sep
x26%
*12%
.50c
3
32 % Jan
*47%
94%
*92
5%
5%
5%
.100
;
Aug 18
13
3iy2Jun
35%
C
preferred
Delaware &
43% Sqp 16
37% J JO 21
90
48
47%
94%
*92
94%
-50
7%
15
-
8
series
Dayton Rubber Co
Decca Records Inc
Deere & Co common
July 11
41
3.90%
5%
/
.13;
*44%
.100
12
18 y2
-
.100
13
32% Jan
May
..10
May 11
23% Sep
17
18% Nov
35% Nov
100
*12 %
...7
39% Sep 23
35% May 5
12 y4 Jan
i
5%'
5%
-20
18
Nov
*92
94%
'
2.50
20
96% Apr
46
97
*92
.100
7% July 12
13% July
1
32 V2 Mar
4
26%
21%
27
4.900
21%
4,500
I
Volume
Number 5477
182
....The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1815)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
-*•
STOCKS
Banc* far Previous Year 1954
Lowest
Lowest
^
(
29
Oct
10
20% Sep
29
13
Evans
6
May 11
58 VA Sep
23
Ex-Cello Corp
43
-2%
1% Apr 26
"2
Dec~31
26 VA Sep
Mar 16
-4% July
1
la y* Aug 11
18% Jan 27
12% Oct
28
2i% Feb
14
11
18% Apr
7
Apr 19
16 Va Dec 31
15
9% Jan
11
13% May
15
27% Jun
17 y* Jan
5
25% Dec
C2% Jan
11
3 VA Apr
72
,
6
Dec
'*17% MaF 7
May 16
22% Mar 14
.
6"
25 VB Jun
74
Sep
26
16
26% Jan 25
5y# Mar 14
10 VA Oct
13
Aug 16
16% Apr
8
48% Oct
13
64% Apr
5
43% Oct 14
8
29% Mar 31
68
29
30% Dec
20% Jun 29
Oct
•
-
28
July
35% Sep
'
Zd
13% Jan
57
Jan
4
41% Sep
5%
50
Jan
3
19
56% Apr
34% Dec
27
Jan
lg
31% July 21
45
21
19 VA Dec
27
12
38% Jan
4
58
Dec
8
8% Jan
4
10% Apr 30
32% Dec 29
5
20% Jan
4
conv
5%%
Corp
pfd ser A____
pfd 1953 series
conv
Federal
Mogul
4
Federal
Pacific
Oct
17
40% Jan
24
52% Jan
25
73% Sep
22
13% Fee
23
Felt
26
7
104 Va Dec
3
b8VeJan
62% Jun
100
20
11% Sep
19
Firth
46% Feb
26
17
Flintkote
106
Aug 29
May 23
$4
23
18% Mar 11
26% Jan
12
Florence
38% Sep
28
35 VA Jan
6
48% Apr
14
Florida
Power
Oct
11
Florida
Power
&
35
32
5
37% Jan
12
53 VA Dec
22
88% Jan
6
113
Nov
29
4
100% Dec
13
11
38% Dec
'
23
~9
84% Jan
40
43% Mar 15
13
46% Jan
25
102
Feb
July
7
69 VA Sep
Jan
99
105
14
61% Sep
Food
21
28
126
Sep 21
12
100
Jun
97 % Jan
cum
Jan
6% Jan
4
%
6%
3, <00
9%
9%
9%
9%
9/4
93,8
9%
9%
9%
93/8
7,300
*46%
48%
*46%
48%
*46
48%
45
.
1
33%
33%
32%
NyZIHo
9 6'A
97
96%
1
30%
2y-/a
29 Va
69
70
b9%
70 Va
5,400
9
9
9Va
9 Va
2,-iuJ
3,000
53%
54
72%
73%
105%
56
56
55%
10%
10%
10%
38%
38%
38%
39
102%
102%
39 %
C0_.N0 par
*
41
35%
54%
56%
56%
97
533/8
3 ,900
7 A "/4
7,Ov/U
105%
220
56 3A
2,400
41%
31%
Francisco
6
Franklin Stores
7
15 VA Nov
19
14
Jan
18
16% Mar 2J
Froedtert
23% Jan
4
36% Dec 29
.34% Mar 14
48% Oct 26
Ffeuhauf Trailer
69% Jan
4
92
20
19%
19%
300
41%
41-/8
41 V8
8,000
53%
52%
C8%
98
98
20%
21
20%
203A
31%
30
31
98
4%
2,080
20 3A
20%
29%
v
30
8 3/4
600
9
9
*8 3A
9
8%
1
*12%
13'A
13
13
*12%
13
12%
13
12 3/4
12 3A
90%
95
93
93%
92
923/4
91
92
90
91
*14%
15
15
143/4
143/4
No par
*8%
Corp
Co
1
common.
preferred
12,800
4,900
10
Co
*8%
9%
*14%
100
45%
94
45%
47
47'A
483/a
47%
94
94
94
94
94
*
100
47%
*94
49,400
94v2
46 'A
48 Va
94
500
5,500
143/4
*14%
143A
*14%
94
45%
8%
-
24
10
10,700
99
99
98
8,900
54 Va
115
*111
114
114
11,500
55%
101
53%
D3%
*111
3 6 HA
53
*100
101
*100
53%
36 Va
36'A
36%
36%
54%
50
104
104
1
Sugar
Corp
Sulphur Co
Freeport
31%
9u0
2,800
104
*111
115
*110%
115
9%
38%
41%
101
53'A
53%
9%
38%
*19%
20
31%
53%
54%
56%
9%
383/4
*102
19 '/a
353/4
*
9 '/a
104
*100
100
56 Va
*106
38%
10
523A
56%
100
*
105 :,/4
55%
553A
38%
303/4
2
10
101
105
105
99
*100
2,*uJ
53
72%
93/4
20
34%
34%
33%
l
97
53%
403/4
19%
*
40
.
97%
93%
*102
40
20 VB
*20
96 %
52%
387/a
102
102
32-/8
72'A
55%
55%
10%
5
323/4
73
105
5
32%
97*A
71%
106
106
,
32%
5,900
54'A
53Va
54%
74%
32%
96 %
97%
53%
105%
9
32%
33%
73
com__~_~6~25
-
293/4
70%
21%
4
400
30'A
98%
24
40
9
31
Oct
44
44%
29%
21
95
48 Va
70
98%
12% Apr
14 VA Jun
*46
9
21%
6
48%
'
12,300
31%
71
9
9
21
Jan
*46
30%
30 %
9
98%
7% Sep 14
11% Mar 14
OCC
b
100
68
94
6%
70%
Corp
12
323A
29%
Foremost Dairies Inc
Foster-Wheeler
88% Mar 30
6%
71
preferred
26% Aug 22
50
10
*
6%
*110%
21
29
32Va
6%
29%
preferred
11
76
*71
313A
6%
70%
common
28
76
31
32%
6%
100
convertible
*70
76
*70
31%
53%
9y2 Dec
1 Dec
76
*70
*
10
76% Nov
Jan
75
32-
Machinery & Chem Corp
12 Va Dec
11-
1,900
15
4
4
24-/8
of '51
Mar 22
10
45% Jan
243/a
29%
Light
3%%
3
243A
6%
5
pfd ser
3%%
Mar 31
24%
6%
1
29% Oct
■
243/8
31%•
1.7%
20'A Oct
19
24'A
5
Stove Co
$4.20 div
24%
*70
.
No par
Food Fair Stores Inc
July 15
24 Va
___5
Corp
48% Sep
3,500
24
Inc.™
common
21 % Apr
101 Va Nov
17 Va
No par
(The)
preferred
5
7
17
2,bo0
Carpet Co
Co
7
9
17
24
100
16% Nov
Aug
16%
3.ZU0
;
28 y® Jan
93% Jan
16%
13-/8
First National Stores
(The)
16%
35%
26
Aug 17
16%
13%
Sep
9
16%
34%
104
36'A Sep
16%
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Firestone Tire & Rubber
'
A00
lo,oOU
16%
Va
15
22
12%
14 va
13%
23
21
;iz%
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35%
23
10 VA Oct
20,900
,28
12%
14%
13%
Apr
42% Dec
27%
123/8
•14%"
*34%
82 VA Sep
62% Nov 23
28%
123A^
'14%"
13%
62% Sep
8
28
12%
14%
*
36%
18
4
:
28 3/4
12%
15
12%
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•
133/a
18
17
15
35i/4
14
7% Mar
283/a
29%
1
12%
'
50
Mfg Co
preferred
'
*44%
Oct
25 Va Jan
2,200
13%
Jan
9
'
2%
36%
54
Mar
2 VA
44%
95
53
■
13%
35 Va Jan
49 VA Feb
2
2
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11,800
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36
10
4 % %
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29
3
2 Va
1
54
13%
41 VA Dec
Mar
*15 Va
-
44 »/2
110% Dec
108
15%
53%'
•
36%
12
15
21%
15
•
13%
15
Oct
22%
15%
54%
*23%
44%.
Feb
108
21%
15%
53%
*
Sales fur
the Week
: Shares-*
Oct. 28
36'A
14% Jan
1C4% Sep 24
28%
28%
12%
50
Ferro
119
28
*14%
Bearings___5
Electric
Tarrant
&
Oct. 27
'
.
1
Federal Paper Board Co
Federated Dept Stores
Aug 31
Bower
Corp
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins
Filtrol Corp
76
2%
22%
Friday
Co______
29
6
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5
cum
Apr
28% Jan
2%
2
.
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commonlllll
17% Jan
38 VB Apr
54%
____
24
9
16Vs
.
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•
Thursday
Oct. 26;
'
24
16
54
50
Metallurgical Corp.
Jun
29
22%
16%
15%-
_1
common
Fedders-Quigan
16% Dec
23
Corp
Farwlck Corp
3
20
■'
-1
..54%-.54%
g.50
preferred series B
Fansteel
Wednesday
Oct. '25
f
-.
5%
1
22
Tuesday
^
;
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5
"l
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'
Family Finance
8% July 12
48% Oct
S» 74
-
Oct. 24
Fairbanks Morse <fe Co...
No par
Falrchild Engine & Airplane
Corp.l
Fajardo Sugar Co
20
Falstaff Brewing Corp
III.l
7
4
1
V
new.:.
Exchange Buffet Corp.
v-
20% Nov
Co
Par
Eversharp Inc
8
24 Va Jan
6
Products
(
Monday
*;-v,
v
13% Jan
21
14% Dec
12% Feb 16
Highest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE'
Range since Jan. 1
-
Highest
r
110
G
*
4% Nov 15
Jan
19
7% Aug
2
31% Dec 31
4
7% Oct
5% May 18
26 VA Mar 14
104VA May 24
6% Jan
4
10
6
43
Dec
38
113
Dec"31
34% Jan
34
23
11% Sep
18
49% July 27
30% Oct
11
13
Dec
17
4
40% Dec
21
35% Mar 14
7
41% Aug 23
32 % July 18
3% Apr
12
25% Jan
6V« Dec
27
4% Oct
2
25 % Oct
21
37% Nov
17
33
22
15% July
20% Jan
4
103
Jan
18
38
Jan
65% Nov
13
11
Jan
10% Jan
10
General
General
23
General
Bronze
15
6
24% Sep 23
General
93
62% Sep
18
24 % Mar 15
July
35 % Oct
5
4%
conv
Dec
29
Dec
29
130
Aug
17
19% Dec
1
17
Sep
27
21% Mar
7
General
1
13% Oct
11
17
Mar
7
6%
Mar 29
11
8
15% Dec
Jan
9% Jan
series
80
56% Jun
13% Jan
6
19% July
5
General Finance
75
Jan
6
86 VB Jun
7
General
94 Va Feb
l
Mar
12% Dec
22
8
28
7% Oct
28
78% Nov 22
5
66% Jan
6
124% Mar
4
146% Dec
123% Feb 26
101% Sep
3
; 120
Mar
98% Dec
4
4
Jan
22% Jan
102% Sep
4
11
11
July 25
145% Sep 28
48% Sep 28
122 % Feb
24
127
31
89% Mar 14
126% Oct 29
98
28
33% Dec. 29
4
52% Nov
24
4
4% Dec
9
Aug
29% Jan
106 VA
102
Jan
5%
Cofp
General
Jun
30
27
Motors
Common
$5
Corp
100
5
1%
16
19
General
5% Mar
7
Precision
Equipt Corpi.
General Public Service
34% Aug 19
18
44
25 VA Mar 26
Dec
107
27
33
39%
V
105
Mar .17
Jan
39% Sep
' 6
15
62% Sep 21
General
Public
Utilities
General Railway
14i/o
14
14
14 Va
14%
55%
55%
56%
54%'
553A
54'/a
48 Va
47%
4 8 Va
46%
47%
46%
17%
17%
79%
79%
101'%
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7%
18
4
15% Sep
9
30% Dec
53% Dec
12
.25 % Jan
28
29% Jan
75% Jan
•
43% Dec
7
Jan
4
99
13
96
.
Dec.
8
28
17% Mar 24
General
6
45% Oct
General Refractories
63% Aug
3
General
45% July 11
General
39% Jan
General
14'/
"
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loi;
Jun
45% Jan
^
93
82
29
16
84% Oct. 27
.
18
Jan
1
28
3
5%
101.vJun 29
65 Ya Jun
,7
26
20
98
Mar 14
103% Sep
72 % Feb
107% Sep
33 % July 29
100% Apr 12
47%. Dec 31
4
28
Oct
49% Jan 26
13
Jan
41
Apr
26% Jan
31
Aug 16
4VA%
13
Jun
86% Mar 23
preferred
Realty &
General
4%%
,,
Shoe
136'A
Rubber
3%%
com
4
10% Jan
4
30 y« Dec
..
Dec
8
31
13% Jan
4
21
Jan
8
90% Nov 29
80
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6% Feb
42% Dec.
4
26
137% Apr 26
9% May 3
.
.
1
20
Jan
18
90% Jan
17
8
Gimbel
99
8
$4.50
Aug
44% Mar
2
Co
Brothers
Co
new
common.:
32
Glidden Co
(The)
.9
Jan
168
Feb
2
22% Feb
16
6
78% Sep
18
66% Jun
7
Goodyear Tire
9
42'A Jan
3
Gould-National Batteries Inc
Grace
64% Dec
20
62
Dec
28
54% Dec
22
50% Jan
29 VA July
1
42
Dec
31
32
27% Jan
4
47% Dec
29
41% Mar 14
29
Aug
1% Oct
27
55 Va
23
July 25
3% Mar
3
Goebel
Gold
Brewing
Stock
&
53
52
40%
37%
5 l/o
Co
(W.
R)
12
13% Sep
24
12% Jan
5
23
Sep 21
6
32
Sep 21
Grand
26
r
Dec
31
22% Jan
6
393A Sep
86% Jan
5
138...
Dec
31
126% Jan
18
33
Apr
19
40% Aug 18
100
Mar
4
207
Jan
6
44
Jun
Mar 21
98
Apr 14
2
10% Dec
13
Jan
4
36% Dec
17
34 Va Jan
5
44
17
Jan
4
21% Dec
17
2iyaJan
3
54
Jan
11
Jun
9
conv
92 % Jun
22
Great Northern
44% Sep
19
Great
55%
*55 %
37
37%
363/4
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*84
31
Oct
27
20% Mar 22
143
69
18
33% Feb
1
8
31 VA Dec
17
footnotes
see
page
Mar 16
Feb
23
24% Feb
153
9
May 26
Jun
7
30% Mar 14
34% Jan
18
26% Mar 15
37% Aug 11
26.
76
Great Western
7%
Green
(H
60%
62
5,700
113%
39%
40%
39
43%
42%
5
100
97
37'A
6%
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*22%
-
38%
26%
373/4
6%
160
6%
*155
37 Va
16,100
33 %
1,200
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103
60
60
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95
85%
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85 »/a
103
37
61%
112%
113%
37%
38 Va
37"%
18,800
41-/8
19,000
41%
40%
26%
26%
26%
27
99
Prop
Co
37%
37 Va
37%
4,800
6%
6%
6%
63/8
13,500
63/4
6%
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160
22yA
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160
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23
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160
100
22%
23
223/4
223/4
70
70%
71
72
71%
72
60%
60
61
59%
59%
57
59%
r
58
59
59%
32%
32%
323/4
32
32 %
32
r
32
32
32%
32
4
47
47'A
46 Va
453A
46%
2
2%
2
17 %
17
17
29%
29 3a
29%
29%
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36%
36%
30%
37'A
363/a
37%
14
42
No par
30
38
96%
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37 Va
*95
201
96%
29%
14%
42
42
42
30
30
30'/a
30 Ve
36%
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96%
-
71%
71%
463A
36 Ve
36%
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36 Va
37
*95
96%
153A
16%
2,400
7,800
29%
34,300
1,500
1,900
363/4
12,000
17
29
29'/a
198
17,300
2
16%
16%
10,100
73
1%
2
153/4
15%
14%
42
36
♦192
37
*95
14%
29%
.
303/4
36%
37%
16 %
198
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14 Vb
1%
17
17
17%
4 6'/a
2%
2
2'/a
70%
46%
46 '/a
47%
12.50
200
.
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197
5,400
37%
96 Va
29,900
16
42
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423/4
43
30 Va
303/4
30
30%
86
85
660
44
31
85
2,500
700
25
83%
83%
84
84
85
86
86
40%
41%
41%
41%
40 3A
41%
403/4
41
40%
403/4
12,200
No par
21%
21.%
213/8
21%
21%
21%
3,700
21%
213A
21%
21%
10Q
149'A
151
148
150
148
148
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75
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75
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75
Inc
400
983A
373/4
100
1
81 Die Corp
7,700
98
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373A
37%
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20
670
98
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160
6,200
3/4
112%
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•
97%
37%
36%
33%
95
''
113
263A
97%
37 Va
1
42%
26%
10,200
,
34
34
f 100
61%
39
42
37 %
1,400
85%
43
97
55%
363A
114
401/4
26%
45%
55%
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<■84
26%
14
43%
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113
2,500
14 Va
14%
55
94%-
114%
108%
43%,
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85%
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106%
42
34%
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Co
4,300
59
14%
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36%
59
-55
37
& Western RR
Greenfield Tap
35%
94 %
,94
5,900
5 Va
5 Va
36%
61 %
61%
94
42%
26%
*95
preferred
Green Bay
85 %
114%
,
*100
103
5"
5
553A
34
34%
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114%
No par
Stores
Ry
63%
95%.
-
100
1
100
com____l
Paper Co.
Northern
38
37
14%
55%
100
5
preferred
2
37%
700
2,900
3,200
24,100
:•
36
•
42
55%
*192
common
Iron Ore
18
Dec
$2.25
Gt Northern
Feb
78% Aug 17.
For
6
74
22
Jun
28
Co
preferred
Grayson-Robinson
35% Jan
154
20% Jan
27
Oct
T)
33A%
29
4
9
16% Oct
32% Sep
(W
common
preferred
29
4
Apr
Mar 14
Grant
cum
38%
500
,
53
106%-
14%
5
(The)
Steel
Dec
80
17% Jan
28
9
6
City
38% Dec
131% Jan
73
5%%
93
29
27
13
35
84% Jan
7% Mar
8
Sep
Co
Union
34
52
♦1053/4
5
Granby Consol M S & P
27'A July
29
Granite
34%
523A
No par
Motors
Jan
12
34
52%
;.
34
57
41
I"
1
14% Jun
7
4.;
45%
5
Rubber
& Co
Graham-Paige
;■
100 Va
56'A
61%
2.50
10
(B F)
&
4o %
124 Va
36%
*1053/4
9a,bU0
44 3/4
*99%
56
14 VB
120
53,000
135%
124 Va
36%
42'A
3,300
_
100 Va
57
1061/2
145
124
36%
41%
1333A
135%
44%
55%
14 Va
5,300
.
*99%
36%
*105%
*135
148
36%
14'A
8
69%
5 VB
42%
3,700
7-/a
121%
38 %
5 Va
2,200
81
124
33%
5
5%
17%
103
683A
•
37%
37 %
34%
*34
103
*100
1
Co
Telegraph
Goodall-Sanford Inc
Goodrich Co
33
55 "A
*
No par
10
21
11
33
38%
10
preferred
26
14
2VA Nov
29% Sep
Plywood
(The)
20
Dec
4
Gillette
99%
..1
preferred
conv
Georgia-Pacific
Oct
"60
IYA Jan
4%%
23
19
6 'A Oct
157
'
59% Jan
•,
27
99%
•65,800
121 %
z
99%
99'A
52%
...100
17% Jan
8
26% July 30
11
-
43% Sep
45% Sep
..
11
30
Nov
38% Oct
36 VB Oct
6
Dec
8
162
.
24% Mar 14
1
453A
63,900
<
-:
70'A
134 Va
124%
40 %
•
118% Jun
44%
124%
46
52'A
—,.100
:
137%
1241/4
51~,8
4/
1213A
*138
135%
"
Time Corp common^No par
preferred
...100
&
133%
800
693/4
148
14%
1
preferred
preferred
*138
42
10c
10
Corp.
*121%
150
1,600
121%
122
56
54%
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19
Corp
7%
121%
121%
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80
lzO
17%
14 Va
*10i)|
8
7%
71%
70
17 3A
80 %
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52%
36 V*
...100
Utlltles...
Telephone
Tire
72
54%
4o-/a
va
18 Va
80
80
1023/a
7%
8
71%
32 Va
5%
5
1*0
17%
*14
50'/?.,
*
*18
17%
17%
7 8'A
*10114
18
40
Signal com.No par
35% May 25
Jan
12% Jan
20ys Apr 28
100
Corp;...
140
17%
14'A
5,500
35
35
14 Vo
luO
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.
57
35
140
4o
92
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17%
'
28 % Jan
*
57
343A
34%
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51%
1
10c
...
yl-/4
139%
100
57 % Feb
91 ;,/4
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17%
100
32
71% Apr
5,o00
35%
45V2
3
21-/8
139%
124'A
27
21
17 Va
46'A
Oct
213/a
17%
35 Va
124%
Mar 14
21 Va
92
45%
4% Jan
21%
22%
57
124%
37
*
9
2,400
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1391/2
79
78%
*10Ui 101%
8'A
8
71
70 %
*121% 122
148
*138
136% 138
General Outdoor Advertislng.No par
General Portland Cement Co..
1
j
31 V4
*55%
No par
Preferred $3.75 series
3l%
?.,140.'
141 Va
17%
18
1
common
*0
32-8
91
35
4,000
14i Va
5i%•
60
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2,500
9%
9%
9%
2,-iOO
-
3z%
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551/
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issued"
bi
9%
,
va
bO
b0
17%
138
l,2tld
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60
9%
91
No par
"when
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47%
No par
preferred
l0b'/4
2,500
28-/8
i^i/a
(Delaware )_1
preferred
io
28*/a
*10o'A
141%
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35% '
343/
100
convertible
I0-/8
28-/8
32%
22%
,
15 Va
61%
9%
*140
32%
22
;
*
60
133
.11
preferred
92
.
.
2 ii
171/0
com__No par
100
Corp
2 2'A
22
31%
50
106%
60
9%
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I
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>
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15%
28
61%
9%
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v
31%
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No par
Instrument
9%
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'50
60%
61%
141
3o.
No par
preferred
3%%
3
34% Oct
7
5-*
43%
.
.•
Jan
3% Jan
*105 VA
Corp com
General
July 11
50 %
100 VA
General Mills common
152
50 %
28%
5
20
123
50-/8
50 Va
15%
28 Vb
Corp
23
3
2,700
28 Vo
Co
Feb
43% Oct
58% Jan
118% Jan
$3.50
13.J.00
com__l
10
77% Jun
7
136% Feb
10
13
Electric
Foods
5-/8
26 'A
26V2
go/8
3,o00
578
26 Va
50
gl%
1,3U0
2,3uJ
3b %
2 6'/a
15 %
i40%
30-/4
4i%
3o%
5%
26Va
50%
1
303A
40-/4
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15%
*105%
31
40
5%
50%
26
2,600
100
4bVa
5'/a
5 Va
VA
loo
Dynamics
General
13
4%
Corp common.__2
General
22
4%
15 %
preferred
9
,
4a/.
540
10 Va
*4j
36%
5%
50
x
Inc
Contract
3
101
8% Oct 25
25
Cigar Co
preferred
7%
80 y8 July
8
Jan
General
27
14% Nov 24
5
60% Jan
26
48% Feb
48% Jun 25
;
4
Jan
Oct
353A
26
2nd preferred
46% Jan
.
37% May 17
C6% Feb
140
39%,
liy
1st preferred
4%
29
30-/4
40
353A
491/2
Corp
23
131
31
39%
35 %
35 %
25%
Cable Corp com
83% Mar 18
*30 %
36
35%
No par
36% Feb
45% Jan
31 %
351/,
50
^
7
Jan
46%
40 VA
40
Amer Transportation__2.50
Baking Co common
5
preferred
4b Va
31
31%
4,100
11,100
107
10 Va
10 VA
*46%
*40
*45%
311"
4j
l
Investors
29% Jan
27
3
65
$8
10'A
46%
1.66%
Corp
$4.50 preferred
3
10-/8
26%
Corp
American
23
*10'A
7%
283/8
27%
107
108 %
46'A
1
com
'107
10%
100
General
21
31
15
Inc
preferred
22
11% Jan
Dec
Jan
Industries
Acceptance
69'A Jun
46%
28%
108 %
7%
7%
27%
108
108 %
10%
2
Container
148% Jun
10%
7%
28%
7%
28%
108
107 %
10%
<.451/.
No par
(The)
General
3
107%
.5
Gaylord
1
28
5
7%
28
7%
7%
7%
29
50
common
convertible
24
Jan
Inc
3
107 % Mar
Dec
15% Nov
119
Wood
4%%
28
.
Co
28%
100
12
30% Sep
89
17% May
84
Gar
1
17% Aug
49
Feb
30% Mar
122
9
18% Dec
•
Gamewell
7%
1
common
preferred
(The)
Garrett Corp
9% Oct
139
1
(Robert)
convertible
57% Jan
6
4
33% Dec
12
Inc
Gardner-Denver Co
1
Mar
55% Sep
5
105 VA Sep
5
9% Mar
26 y8 Mar 15
24
148% Feb
3
18% Jan
71
10
107% Aug 27
9% Oct 25
135% Aug
Dec
31
5%
11
45
Mar 14
32
Feb
Co
(The)
Gamble-Skogmo
46% Feb 25
20
Dec
39
15
46 % Apr
Co
$4.50 preferred
5
25
Jan
7
July
Jan
9
24% Jan
May
Galr
30
41% Jan
14
22ViJan
25
"Jun
Gabriel
5
No par
32'A
'
32%
31%
353/4
353A
35%
32%
32%
35%
,
32%
35 Va
35 %
.
;
* j. 47 *
"*74-..
;/32V8
148
,/
147
.
♦74
75
323/B
30
-
*
147
75 I
32%
35%
220
2,900
32%
35
-
-
-
:
1,900
19:
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1816)
Monday, October 31, 1955
.....
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Ranee for
,
'
.
.
■
STOCKS
Previous
Highest
113/4 May 21
22% Jan
11
4% Jan
4
26% Mar 29
68'% Jan
4
45% Jan * 4
*
99
32% July 19
5% Jan
6
5V» Dec 22
39'% Dec 29
91
Dec
9
67% Dec 29
35% Jan
3
$„4%%
2
8 Y* Apr
4
29
26% Jan
105
May
Jan
5
15
31
Par
96% May
93% Sep
80% Oct
11
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR
$5
5
*
Jan
14%
100
143/4
•
37%
-~5%
No par
39 %
83%
/,
-
36% Sep
Jun
9
$4.20
dividend
preferred-:..:
100
35'%/ 35'%
•102% 103%
7
$4.40
dividend
preferred
!
100
*105'/a
104% Sep
-106% Mar 26
7
j
107
Jun 10
Common
$4.44
No par
dividend
preferred
100
14%
106
14%
98
84%
86:
.
♦97
15
.
Shares
12,700
...
98
36'%
37
35%
1031%
-107'%
107
-
♦83%
*104%
-
-
"96
*105
•
84
b3
84'%
35%
-
106
35%
♦105
1,000
38
96%
*102% 10«>
V 108 ' "108
'.
15,100
5%
37 V.
96'%
"83%
35% ,35'%
5%
38%
97
83'%
84%
r*102% 103%'
107- - 107%
106
5%
38
97
83%— 84%
■
36%
*5%
39
♦96
84%
35Vi
.
36'%
5 Va
38%
97 Va
*102%
*
the Week
Oct. 2$
14%
"97
373/8
5%
,
39 VB
_
*83%
107
*104%
'
98
36 Vb
5%
39
••
85%
109% Jun
22
Friday
Oct. 27
15
*97
38
V.*06%'
,
Co—
18
105
373/8
85
♦84%
98
.
5%
97%
"When Issued"
Utilities
"
39%
•96%
25
r_
tales for
Thursday
,
*
'5%
No par
com
Corp
143/4
14%
*97
.V
101
Aug 26
104% July 13
34% July 30
106% July 28
110
Oct
4
Oct. 25
Oct. 26
"
98
37%
1
SALE PRICES
W ednesdsy
,tr
15
•97
1
preferred
Gulf Oil
23
10
:
Aircraft Corp__
Guantanamo Sugar
HIG&
LOW AND
'
Tuesday ~
Oct. 24
3
common
preferred
Gulf States
103
Monday
'
Grumman
44% Feb 23
6
61% Mar 14
80% Oct
100% May 26
STOCK
Greyhound Corp (The)
May 31
45% Feb
6—
Jan
90
YORK
-EXCHANGE
18% Mar
6
Mar 30
04
NEW
'
13% Jan
14'/. Mar 4
Sep 20
39% Aug 11
97
7
90 '% Jan
„
.
'
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
-Year 1954
Lowest
83%
•83'%
lu6
36
3,000
.
103'%
„
•107
100
17,000
84'%
*35'%
•103
)2
3,o00
/
108/2
„
'106
♦105
IT
HO
-
;
H
35
Jan
27
17% Jan
13
12 3/4 Mar
2
63% Jan
5
12% Jan
4
46% Aug 17
42
20% Apr
30
45% Aug 10
'19% Jan
6
Dec
29
18% Oct*13
863/4 Dec
31
21
106% Oct
22
131
142
Jan
15
21% Oct
28
Nov
38
23
5% Jan
19
32
32 % Dec
Hall
4
35
4
Jun
21
1
51 Va July 21
1423/4 Oct
13
34 Ve July
7
39% July 13
35 V2 July
5
83/4 Jan 14
11
30
28
Mar 11
5% Mar 25
8% Nov 30
14
100 % Feb
6
Oct
Oil Well
107% Feb
134% July 25
26% Mar 14
23
333/e Nov 29
Water
Halliburton
25 V4 Fab
24
Jan
Hackensack
24 >/4 Sep
6
Oct
32
22 3/s Apr
463/4 July 12
59 '% Sep 21
-
7
21% Jan
102 M
25
40 3/4 Dec
6
79% Oct
253/4 Nov 24
102% May 11
24% Jan
4
Oct
6
40
Nov
34 '% Oct
18
20% Oct
25
15% Jan
18
U
16% Oct
Jan
6
18'% Jun
13
39
Jan
2J
(W
25
Hamilton Watch Co
4%
No par
com
convertible
preferred
Paper Co
Hammermill
Hanna
(M A)
100
15
common
6% preferred
Harrisburg Steel Corp
Harris-Seybold Co
of America
preferred
*20 Vb
20%
»%2
82
32%
32%
102 U
*10211
>>47
48%
*140%
143
32%
33%
1
331/4
10
32 %
1
«0i/2
*34%
50
47%
34%
54%
54'%
54'%
22%
22%
22'/2
22%
22%
♦19%
20'%
20
20'%
20
20
82
*82
83%
*82
323/4
■
*140%
54%
20%
*19%
83
43%
,54%
,-22%
*32%
32%
*102 JJ
103 li
43%
54%
•
32 %
*43
221%
54%
22
100
common
♦43
543/4
22%
2.50
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hat Corp
43%
541/4
22%
1021J
2.50
Co $4.25 pfd—.No par
Harbison-Walk Refrac
4%%
*43
Cementing—5
Printing Co
5
F)
^
103
471%
*102
48 J/2
*140'%
48
143
17
17
Dec
23
18 % Jan
4
23% Dec
31
21% Oct 28
24% Mar
21% Jun
30
28% Dec
31
26% Mar 14
36 va
Sep
91
85
Mar
4
313/4 Apr 19
943/i Jan 22
21 3/8 Jan 26
89
84 Va Jan
24
Sep
20
41% Nov
17
39% Jan
3
60% Sep
23
101% Oct
11
104 Va Feo
7
May 21
11
96% Aug 15
22% Jan
8
5
37% Nov
18
36% Jan
13% Mar 12
20% Oct
14
35
68
Feb
23% Nov
Jan
6
101
121% Feb
2
17% Oct
126% Oct 26
383/4 Jun
52
18
May 26
7
23
Dec
50
27
25
3
Jun
1
38% July 25
22% Mar
11
32%
23
40
33 '%
33
33
33%
33%
33%
33
6%
35%
*34%
6V2
35%
6%
♦34i%
19%
*32%
6%
35 V2
54% Feb
16
51% Jan
25
Oct
13
30
11
3.65%
Helme
preferred
noncumulative
Powder
Sep 23
21%
21%
33%
*97%
24 Vb
24%
99%
38
*37%
18 VB
18%
122%
121 %
25
..100
124
124
common__No par
45
45
preferred series A
Co
17
21%
No par
Hershey Chocolate
Hertz
17'%
21%
33%
commoh—No par
preferred
4%%
17%
21%
10
preferred
Motors
5%
17%
22
33%
(The)
*52%
50
;
53%
33%
*87
89
56
*97%
24
*18
20
19Va
2,500
17'%
17
2,100
21%
21'%
33'%
*33'%
17'%
21%
33Vb
*87
89
*87
89
*55%
56%
33%
*97i%
99%
24'%
99%
38
24'%
*24'%
*37%
98%
18'%
120
122
*123
124
*123
45%
46
46
46
*52%
54
•
124
120%
121%
18'/«
18%
124%
1,600
80
900
38
18%
123%
1,900
125
*122'%
124
300
98%
24'%
24'%
*37%
124
45'%
45%
*45
53'%
*52'%
2,300
10
45'%
*52'%
53'%
*52%
18%
122%
*122%
98%
4,700
56
98%
38
18'%
18'A
55%
24%
38
*37%
2,500
19%
89
54%
24%
*37%
19%
54%
*87
56
3,500
35%
33%
100
(G W) common
7%
♦34'%
21 %
*33%
1,700
33
35 %
17 >/4
20
8,000
13,300
33'%
33
*34%
,
20%
56%
47%
143
33 Vb
33
3%
210
6%
20
89
33
6%
19%
*87
♦141'%
:
103
6'%
17
|*54%
30
1,300
6'%
18
25
800
31%
47'%
33'%
33
6%
1G%
—100
48
33'%
33'%
32%
5
preferred-
1,800
83%
*102 43
33
1
(H J) Co common
Hercules
48% July 19
54% Mar 18
Mar 14
33/4%
Heinz
2,700
v
31%
143
5
Co
100
43%
*82'%
■
103
32%
32%
15
Glass
Hercules
Sep
May 19
Dec
dist
Hecht Co common
0
132
126
Jan
Hazel-Atlas
2
17
122% Aug 11
96
Ex partial
liquidating
Hayes Industries Inc
%
32»%
♦140%
32% '33%
Havag Industries Inc—
11% Feb
83
31%
♦42%
*
48%
143
43
49
;
53'%
900
26% Jan
34%
July*26
l
28%
30
11
28%
293/4
41% Sep
28'%
29
31% Mar 18
15
28%
Hewitt-Robins Inc—
29'%
18% Apr 21
5
36%
36%
29%
11
36%
28%
143/8 Jan
36'%
36'%
36
20 Vb Sep
36%
36
15% May 12
14
36
37
17%
18
17%
1,500
18
71
5
79 Va Aug
3
17%
*77
18
78
Heyden Chemical Corp common___l
3%% preferred series A
100
17%
17%
17 VB
17%
5,800
89% Jan
3
96
34 % Jan
6
68
Jan
4
Apr
8
Sep 29
81% Jan
5
92
183/4 Mar
1
43% Nov
Jan
May 13
10% Jan
4
12
11% Aug 25
July 7
51% Aug 24
Hilton Hotels
10% Mar 14
12% Jan
5
Hires Co
21
9
Oct
11
3i% Jan
10
Oct
28
Jan
19
18% Aug
5
8 % Dec 30
12
5
14
Jan
4
27% Dec
6
19% Feb
25% Jan
5
30 % Dec
21
29% Feb
9
33% Jan
4
52
5
34% Oct
13
27
6
12
12% Nov 23
Jan
7
29% Dec
9
84% Jan
6
94% Jan
4
101
Feb
17
31%
103
55731
Mar 31
99% Nov
13
26 Va Oct
105% Nov
16
102% Mar
3
3
Jan
5%
18
Honolulu
27
Hooker
Household Finance
34
Aug
3
98
May
5
33/4%
6-
4%
104% Jan
8
105 Va Feb
23
preferred-:
41% Dec
31
38% Oct
14
Feb
14
Houston
23
Lighting
98
Feb
7
140 Va Oct
28
Houston
Oil Co of Texas
19% Dec
31
18
Jan
6
223/s Jun
23
20% Dec
10
15% Mar 14
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co
4% Jan
5
2
July 18
7Vs July 18
1
Nov
22
10% July 27
38 3/4 Jan
4
55% Dec
21
53 vb Jan
14
25% Nov
8
22 % Jan
11
23% Nov
10
3% Feb
3
18% Dec
15
21% Oct
11
3
Jan
6
19% Jan
3
22%
21%
21%
21'%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12'/a
J 2%
12'
7
*6%
7%
*6%
7'%
6%
21%
21%
21%
211/2
12%
6%
21 %
*31
&
1
13
Hudson
Jun
16
Hunt
17
Hupp Corp
1
Hussman Refrigerator Co
5
100
noncumulative
preferred—100
Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Inc_
40%
35%
40%
35%
*102
35'%
103
103
7
7
21%
21%
31%
*31
35 V8
41'%
40'%
36%
x34%
*102
14%
14%
14%
14%
14'%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37^4
27
27%
27
27'/a
300
6,600
21'%
1,300
353/4
3,900
40'%
1,800
35%
5,800
103
14%
27%
20
,
31'%
35%
103
94'%
26%
100
14%
3,400
373/4
800
27
96
.94%
95
*93%
95
'*93%
95
*93'%
102
*101'%
102
*101 Va
102
*101'%
102
104
'103%
1041/4
103%
*103%
104'%
*103'%
5,600
95
'101%
104'%
103'%
50
~40
39%
_1
32
35%
94'%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
38%
39'%
131%
129%
7,100
129%
19%
21 Va
*2%
8 ''4
25
Manhattan
27
21%
*31
36 V2
40%
41%
11
31%
35%
36 %
'
102
*95
*101%
*103%
Power—No par
(Del)
37
103
37%
5%
Sep 21
40%
35%
103
37%
27
*31
31%
36%
37%
26%
27
39
41
36%
103
','102r,
*31
14%
10
Foods
31%
14%
9% Feb
»•
21%
37
36%
41
33%'
34*«
71% Sep
6
133/4 Jan
21%
3% Feb
&
1,400
22%
12% Apr
tHudson
8,200
7'%
22%
100
112% Dec
4% Nov 22
21%
12%
22%
100
6
7
500
22%
100
8
Sep
11'%
11
common—No par
15% Jan
25 Vb
46
*11
45%
11
50
preferred
643/4 Jan
4
♦45%
11
45'%
11
3
preferred
11
11% Jan
46'%
45
11
common—5
common
28% Jan
47
95
*45
45
10
Co
preferred
4.40%
*94'%
78
11
No par
$2.25 convertible
95
*77
94%
10
Corp new
Electrochem
1
*93%
78
46
30
$4.25 preferred
38% Aug
94%
14,700
♦77
*45
12.50
Houdaille-Hershey
78
*93%
5
preferred
19
*77
*10%
par
5
common
16% Sep
*93%
78
50c
Mining
Oil
*77
1
& Sons
convertible
Va Jun
Apr 28
(A)
Homestake
42 '% Oct
44
28
Mar 10
Holly Sugar Corp
106
28
100
Hollander
4
78
5
-.
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co
32 Va Mar
4
91%* Jan
24
pfd (conv)__No
Corp
(Charles E)
48
17
34% Jan
18
Nov
Jun
2nd
cum
2
8V2 Mar
10
14
3
$43/s
25% Jan
7
28% Jan 31
100% Jun
16% Apr 26
35% Aug 25
36% Oct 27
105
16% Jan
5% May 12
37% Oct
Dec
953/4 Jan
33
Oct
new
130%
129%
133%
124%
139
1373%
140%
19%
*19%
28,500
20
19%
19%
*19%
20
19%
19%
400
21%
21%
22
21
21%
21'/a
21
21'%
2'%
11,600
21
39'%
2%
2%
*2'%
2'%
*8%
91/2
*8%
9%
8%
83%
200
63%
63%
63%
63 >%
63%
63%
64'%
64%
30
p3%
*2 Va
8%
30
6.66%
39
30%
65%
4,900
31
30 VB
30 Va
30%
30%
*30'%
6%
6%
6%
'6%
6%
35
35
27%
27%
28
62
63%
52 ytt
511/4
*2'%
9%
31
700
6'%
6'%
6'%
6%
16,900
34%
34'/a
34%
1,000
28%
28%
28%
28'%
29
62 %
34%
34%
61
61%
61
62'%
7,500
52%
52%
*50%
6%
61'%
52%
*8%
2'%
35
28%
62%
53
35%
35
*2'/a
52%
52%
52
52%
1,700
51%
I
27
43% Jun
40
Jan
Jun
21
9
63% Dec
31
57% Oct
11
12
50% Dec
23
47 Va Jan
5
48% May 21
52 % Dec
20
60
53% Nov
10
May 25
52% Jun
15
55
Oct
333/4 July 18
68% Sep 19
Illinois
57
Illinois Power
Sep
49
Aug 22
51% Aug 17
52% Apr
52% Sep
1
55
Jun
52'/a Mar 28
5i
5
51% May
12
4.08%
cumulative
preferred
50
*50%
51'%.
*50%
51'%
*51
52%
*52
53
*52
63
*52
53
*52
54 %
*54
54%
*54
54%
♦54
54%
*54
55
Mar 11
54%
4.42%
cumulative preferred
50
*53%
54
*53%
54
*53%
54
*53%
54
*53%
54
cumulative
50
*51'
51%
*51
51%
*51
51%
51
51
*51 Va
513%
15%
*15%
Jan
17
53
Feb
15
11
15% Nov 23
13% Apr
12
15% Oct
26
25
24 % Mar 15
Dec
30
Oct
26
5% Jan
24
so
39
30
Jan
21
47% Nov
4
159
July 29
7% Nov 23
52
Nov
17
48 Va Jan
6
57% Dec
8
50% Jan
20
170
Jan
26
162
Jan
31 % Aug 31
7/64 Oct
27
10% Sep
29
583% May 23
63 % Sep 23
4
169 Va Jun
15
66% Mar 14
91% Sep
19
40% Jan
4
21% Jan
11
39% Dec
29
35 V. Jan
153/8 Jan
76% Dec 31
6
68
Sep
8
4.20%
Illinois
Terminal
Indianapolis Power
Industria
Electrica
De
21% Jan 26
24 Va July 18
Insuranshares
23
37% Jan
55% Sep
14% Apr
28
Interchemical Corp
4%% preferred.
271
May 11
Jan
25
29
Jan
Nov
16
38 % Dec
27% Jan
159
21% Dec
375
19% Jan
30
176% Oct 25
38
18
349
Jan
6
35% Oct
11
165 '% Aug 16
103
Mar 29
33% Sep.
450
6
Apr 18
41% Jun
9
175% May 31
37% Jan
4
Dec
8
28% Jan
42 % Dec
29
77
28% Oct 28
94
41% Jan
Feb
23
84
4
% Nov
92% May 26
5
59% Dec
7
Jan
13/4 Jan
34% Jan
130 3/4 Jan
140
9% Jan
55
17% Dec
Jan
1013/4 Jan
13
4% May 27
40% May 27
44% Jan 11
38
Jan
Oct'
11
373/4 Jan
4
31% Jan
29
13% Jan
4
1
29% Oct
3% Mar 16
57% Jan
17
69
16
73
44% Nov
4
8
16
39
13
6
23% Jan
38% Dec
38 % Dec
2
34
22
6
Aug 17
123/4 Jan
3
34 Va Feb
9
34% Dec
14
39
5
24% Jan
4
23% Dec
123
Nov
29
19
8% Dec
6
31 Vb Sep
45
9
2
433/4 Jun
3
40
28
Jan
36% Sep
6
3
30 % Aug
11
24
6% Mar 14
6
30% Nov 23
21
273/, Jan
37% Nov 24
86% Jan
26
8
35% Apr
22
Sep 15
15% Aug 29
51% May 2
3
20% Mar 23
131
Jan
6
Sep 26
29 3/i Sep
130
Sep
19
21
12% Sep
6
343/4 Jan 13
89
Jan
31
Oct
7
91
Nov
23
45
Apr
91% Nov
14
99% Jun
13
104
12
77% Oct
11
07
Feb
85
Jun
27
54% Sep
23
55
103
% Jan
19
Mar 14
69 % May
19% Jan
4
37% Dec
31
85% Jan
32% Mar 14
4
100% Dec
31
98
9
48% Dec
For
Oct
Jun
20% Jan
96
28
Mar 15
30% Jan
26% Jan
7
i.1
Jan
34% Mar 15
34% July 21
29% Aug
5
Dec
Jan
32% Jan
6
2
31% Jun
2
74% Sep
4
7
Jun
48% Mar
5
16
114
22
5
Jan
Jun
12
Jan
15% Oct 27
98 3/i Sep
6
10% Jan
61% Mar 31
108
60
25
99
3
23
35
28% July
29% Jan
19
6
10
Jan
42% Jan
1
4% Feb
Jan
Jun
17
117% Sep
1
4
19
Mar 14
141
21
May
112
26
9 '% Mar 13
28
87% Aug 26
Dec
31
May 12
Aug 13
12
4% Sep
3
36% Oct
26% Dec
70
29% Apr
14
Jan
101 Va Sep
31
79% Dec
Nov
6
Aug '4
12% Jun 16
82
12% Dec
79
8
135
31
88% Dec 31
106 % May 19
Mar
11
78
footnotes
Nov
see
30
65
22
dspp
Mar 15
Mar 10
41 % Mar 15
26.
97% Aug 15
59
106
Jun
14
May lo
11
Aug
3
66% Oct
28
Interlake
29V4
Ctfs
Iron
Int'l Business
54%
53%
54'%
56%
57'%
^
813%
54 %
*167
170
-
82%
54
551/4
23
*48
48%
103
30%
400
102
102
29%
398
103
29%
102
29%
30%
394
397
102
101
29%
396
395
3034
30 Va
30%
29%
30 Va
28%
88%
76%
135%
135%
*135%
136 3'b
169
*86
*86
90
4%
4>%
4%
75'%
74%
76
136
♦136
88%
No par
25
preferred
i
:
25
International Telep & Teleg—No par
International Utilities Corp
1
5
'$1.40 cum conv preferred
25
Interstate Dept Stores
1
*85
136'%
88'%
600
4'%
4'%
10,500
74%
8,500
136
1363/4
400
13 Va
12%
12%
13%
13%
16,700
104 %
104%
104%
105'%
104'%
105'%
7,400
107%
*105%
14a/4
106
V
106
*105'%
106'%
106'%
106'%
136%
13
*105 "4
107'%
IS
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15%
143/4
15
94
93 %
96
45
13%
93%
95
94
95
95%
97%
95%
95%
96
96
94
94
♦92
96
45'/4
45
45 %
45'%
45
45
70%
73
67'%
69
67
68'%
39
39
*38'%
40
96
96
45
-
*45
70
69 %
*39
40%
,
69%
*39
71
40%
90
*45
27%
*38'%
100
27%
22,800
39'%
1,100
38'%
39 '
*38%
40
%
38%
38%
38%
38%
*36%
37%
*36 %
37'%
*36%
37'%
3.50
13%
14
14
14
.13%
13%
13Va
14
No par
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co—No par
Iowa Power & Light Co
10
46 %
47
45%
*45%
46
45%
45%
33%
34
33%
46%
3334
27
27
27
27'%
Intertype Corp
500
40
38%
36%
*33
600
6,400
27'%
40
27%
39
580
38%
36%
27%
*38
300
5,600
28'%
28'%
39%
~
700
"
'
34%
27%
36'%
13V«
14
*45%
46
100
1,900
900
33%
34
33%
3334
1,600
21 Vb
34'%
27
•36
27'%
27%
27 Vb
1,200
25%: .26%
5,600
'
■
50c
Co
26
1
*127
26%
130
9%
1
common
preferred
Johns Manville
Corp
Johnson & Johnson
Jones & Laughlin Steel com
5% preferred series A_
:
*31%
l
pfd
9Vb
No par
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Joy Manufacturing Co
18,900
105
27%
33/4 %
660
700
29%
13%
*38%
Jewel Tea Co Inc
15,700
30
104%
28%
Lt 4%
36
170%
13%
39%
Jersey Cent Pwr &
2,000
104%
13 Vb
104
27%
L)
90
11,500
74'%
4%
75%
*38%
*38
(F
1,500
29%
'
15
7.50
7%
Jacobs
47%
396
30%
36%
169
23
101
29%
35%
88'%
43/4
—No par
Island Creek Coal common
$6 preferred
5,100
47%
*29'%
—100
Power Co
54'%
*22%
48'%
170'%
4%
International Shoe———No par
Interstate
12,100
53
54
23
47%
82%
36%
75%
common-
common.
53'%
*22'%
48
36%
4%
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
•5% preferred
1
100
Silver
54
23
6,200
170
82
30'%
37
168%
76%
International Packers Limited
International SaltJ
*165
83'/a
169'%
*30
4%
76%
;
170
30
89
*87
82
48
53%
397
No par
1
♦1C7
83
36
30%
100
170
82'%
169
30%
com
4,700
3,400
54%
30%
36%
168 '%
30%
—
10
52%
53%
*29%
36%
169 %
International Mining Corp
*9%
51%
55%
30'%
36-%
Canada
301%
400
30 %
common
9%
53'/a
x55
*102
*22 '%
48%
29%
399
9%
52%
10
*22'%
23
*48 %
*102
9'%
*167
82%
*22%
1
No par
_No par
82%
54
20
5
170
*167
10%
168%
International
3,100
131,400
57
100
Preferred
7/64
10
Inc
International Paper
$4 preferred
•
2,400
28'%
5/64
56%
—100
of
153/a
28
7/64
54
common—
Corp
preferred
15%
28%.
5/64
10%
preferred—
Nickel
15%
28 Va
54%
—No par
4%
15%
57
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
5
Int'l
15%
55%
10
100
100
29
53 %
A—__
100
5/64
15%
27%
1
Machines
Int'l Harvester
7%
15%
29'/4'
No par
Inspiration Cons Copper
28
19
29
..
)'ii
100
40
96% Jan
29
par
No par
22% Dec
25
S
6% preferred
Inland Steel Co
4
Oct
Mex
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common
6
102
*15%
5
Light—No
*
j,
5
21
Co—
&
Rights
89 % Jan
7
50
preferred
RR
25% Jan
Nov
1,900
53
50
*50%
52 %
54%
51%
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
8% Jan
2% Jun
62%
52'%
4.70%
53
22% Oct 20
27%
No par
4.26%
27
10
common
8
61% Dec
Dec
Co
5
4
10
lo
No par
Central RR Co
15
61% Jan
54% Dec
Idaho Power Co
27%
28%
100
94%
94%
l
51 %
100
*99%
No par
32
51%
102
83%
25%
127
26'%
127
25%
26
*125
129
'
8%
32
27%
*93
51%
*99Va
83%
25%
♦125
26
129
'
*125
A ZT29
10
8%
8%
8%
8%
7%
32
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31 %
900
28
27%
27%
27%
27%
27'%
27'%
2,200
94%
94%
94 "2
94%
*93'%
94%
30
50'%
900
9VB
51%
102
*51
*99%
51%
102
*93
51
*99%
50
51
*99%
102
83
83%
7%
12,000
102
83'%
4,000
84
83'%
83%
83'%
12%
67 %
68
67
68
67'%
67%
*67 VB
68%
68
68
2,500
10
49%
50 Vb
49%
50%
48%
49%
47%
49 'a
47'%
48
45,500
100
104%
1
83
58
105
58%
104%
58%
105
59'/4
*104%
58%
105
64%
105
105%
64
65'%
'
1053%
105%
1,220
64 Vb
66%
27,900
t
Volume
Number 5477
182
. .
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1954
Lowest
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALK PRICES
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Wednesday
Oct. 25
Oct. 26
Oct. 24
.
Sales far
Thursday
'
Oct. 28
K
28 ft May 25
2ft Sep
9
32 ft Jan
4
92
100
-
Jan
3ft Jan
12
38% Jan
39% Jun
lo
i
94
30
107
15
105ft Aug
Oct
29
5
29
70ft Jan
Dec
13
43
50
25 ft Oct
4
31% Dec
8
64% Jan
4
39% Jan
4
107
Dec
31
98% Jan
54 ft Dec
23
44
3.80%
6
4%
7
Apr
8
3
Kayser
23
&
11
31
24
29 ft Jan
56
Sep
18
41ft Dec
13
36 ft Jan
58
Jun
23
13
34
Oct
14
29 ft Feb
36 ft Sep
39
Apr
34ft Jan
69
King-Seeley Corp
Mar 19
29
6
87
1
84
29% Jan
4
44% Dec
9
38ft Jan
82ft Jan
5
98 ft Dec
14
28 ft Sep
Nov
-
9
34 ft Jan
48% Aug 18
52% Dec
31
52% Aug
•
Feb
8% Jan
24
104 ft Oct
Kinney
24
$5 prior
57ft Sep
28% Jun
30
49ft Jun
9
15
Koppers
23
4%
32
Jan
9
Kress
4
13 ft Dec
29
5% Feb
18
17 ft Dec
8
47ft Jan
58 ft Dec
9
54% Apr
Feb
25
0
20 ft May 10
28 ft Jan
6
34% Spp
20
May 10
86 ft Aug 11
98 ft May
22
Jan
7
30 ft Dec
85
Aug 10
7% May 4
27ft Jan
4
15
95
12 ft Dec
31
60 ft Nov
30
20% Dec
Apr
6
% Jan
4
lft Dec
6ft Jan
4
lift Dec
Mar 30
4ft Dec
-
2
34
Jan
4
46
11
•
22
Jan
Lehn
23
Mar
July 18
19
64% Jan
18
87
17
13ft Jan
3
19
$3
56
July
142 ft Jun
67 ft
2
164
23
Jan~29
Apr
22
149ft Jun
47
38 ft Apr
2
19 ft Dec
21
18% Jan
25
47% Oct
16 ft
28% Nov
5
19
67
Jan
12
82
Oct
Jan
11
51% Dec
13 ft Jan
4
11
4
108% Jan
4
22 ft Jan
4
17
Jan
103
*22
24 ft
Mar 16
98 ft July
21ft July
137
Jun
5
153 ft Feb
39 ft Sep
103 ft Sep
Jan
11
64 ft Feb
Oct
Dec
20
22
5
38% Mar 25
Nov
3,300
123
11
*34
65
77ft Jan
6
22 ft Mar 14
J9 9 ft
Sep
103 ft
54%
55
97%
98
104
*34
104ft
52%
97ft
*64%
65 Va
65%
65%
104ft
104V2
104ft
104 ft
160
52 ft
52
ft
52%
52%
3,700
.
97%
97%
97'A
971/4
97%
370
29%
29 Va
29%
29 ft
29
29%
29 V#
62 %
52 ft
29%
14,500
52.1/4
52
52%
51ft
51%
41ft
51%
51%
40%
41ft
2,000
40 ft
41 Va
40%
41%
40 Va
41ft
7,900
14%
14%
Mex
14%
14%
*4 ft
14%
4ft
16%
*50
*4%
17%
55 ft
*50
55 ft
*21%
22
21%
22
33
33 ft
33
*94
95 ft
*94
,—5
No par
14
ft
14%
4ft
17 ft
100
1
14%
4ft
17V8
17
14%
4
20ft
5%
33
*32 ft
33 %
94
94
*93V2
95
13%
14 ft
13%
14%
70 ft
70
70
70
2,500
20
20%
20
3.700
2
3,700
72
70 ft
71ft
20%
20 ft
20 Vo
21ft
20 ft
2
2%
13 ft
13 ft
5ft
5ft
2
f
5
13 ft
*5
51,4
42%
43
42
42%
41%
16 ft
16%
16%
16%"
16%
16 ft
21ft
21 %
21ft
20%
21%
20%
21
21
21
82%
82 ft
83
82
82 ft
80'A
81%
79
79%
15 ft
15%
4,600
14%
15%
14
14%
14%
14%
14
14'A
28%
28%
28%
22,000
28%;"
28%
28%'
X27%
27%
27%
27%
69 ft
69%
68%
69%.
68 ft
163 ft
25
com
69
68%
*162
163 '/a
10
163ft
163
52
52 ft
51
ft
52%
49%
51ft
49
*49
49%
4.9 ft
49%
48
48 ft
2.50
par
1
51% Jan
3
No par
preferred—.
100
*17%
17%
38
38 ft
99 ft
100
50 ft
51%
17ft
37ft
100
17 ft
38%
100
163
17 ft
37'/4
17 ft-
par
*116ft
17
118
49 ft
*117
140
50
49%
50 ft
4,700
47%
47%
1,900
171/4
•
38
38
38
*100
102
51ft
11,900
48V4
102
*100
171/2
17ft
500
37 ft
37%
*98
6,700
102
500
49%
ft
42,400
20
19%
19%
25,200
62'ft
62%
62 ft
63
4,800
28V4
118
50%
19%
28%
28
28'A
9,400
118
118
-
4 9'A
50
118
118
700
34 ft
*33%
34V2
34%; I
34 ft
34 ft
34 ft
35
34%
35
20 ft
20%
20%
20'A
20 ft
2,100
20ft
20%
20%
20 ft
20 ft
*105 ft
106 ft
*105'%
106 ft
*105 ft
106 ft"
*105ft"
106 'ft
*105 ft
*102 ft
106 ft
103
*102'ft
103
*102'/4
103
*
103
100
*102'A
103
*103
104
*103
104
*103
104
*103
104
*103
104
10
(Ky)_Nopar
20 ft
49 ft
50
& Sons Inc—
20%
141 ft
49'A
1
100
10
43
a
20%
142
431/B
20
82
82 ft
i 83ft
24%
24%
24%
*94
95ft
45 ft
45'/4
*100
x44%
102 V4
20 ft
142
20
142
20 Va
<•
141%
48%
48%
A
141%
49
49 Va
82%
81ft
82
va
x80%
24%
25%
24%
44%
*100
*44'A
101
80%
20'ft
*100
44%
101
451/4
100
3,000
A
105,000
80%
2,400
25
79%
100
.451/4
19,200
491/4
*24 ft
25
15,300
143
49
1,700
A
25.
101
20
*141V4
A
A
r
—.
4ft% preferred series.A
Lukens Steel Co
20%
143%
*142
—
Nashville—;
1,500
69
164
10
100
(M)
*116 ft
ft
68%
164
100
preferred
preferred
common
preferred
common
118
163 ft
-
2,900
100
preferred-,
Rights
8
6
-
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A___No
Long Island Lighting Co com
68%
47%
163ft
28%
&
2,500
82 ft
28 Vo
Louisville
1,300
16 ft
28%
15
6,400
43
16ft
28V4
7%
600
42
42%
16 ft
20%
II—5
;
Louisville Gas & El Co
5
43
28%
-
5
ft
28 ft
12
13%
10
_
preferred—100
D
700
34.800
13%
16
'
E
19%
1,200
50
42%
20%
Co
21%
1%
13%
5
63
(P)
2
13%
19%
series
ft
21'A
7
Co
—
series
21%
ift
"2 "
2
13 ft
62 ft
,
55 ft
*32
63%
4.25%
♦50
95 Va
20%-
-4.35%
55V2
33 Va
62%
July 27
Sep
*50
21%.
71
,£%
1,100
2,200
33
14
i
4%
17%
21%
13%
2
2,700
4%
17'ft
*94
14%
14
14%
4 ft
17%
ft
13%
20%
2
14%
4'ft
95 ft
33
72
*13%
29
17%
551/2'
*50
14 ft
70
.
ft'
17%
20
Lorillard
*97
400
40 ft
50%
3
1,000
34%
52 ft
5
Co
B
*34
53 ft
62 ft
series
7,600
7,600
104ft
20 V#
5%
*
44%
46
43 ft
42%
29 ft
(The)
conv
34 ft
100
convertible
4%%
4,800
22,800
52%
*104
54%
97 ft
2,100
351/4
44
34 ft
20
29% Sep
39 ft May 16
104 ft
20 ft
*45
65
1.200
106ft
44%
*64
3,400
34%
441/4
*34
30
104ft
73 Vo
20 ft
45 ft
34%
■-
105%
ft
64
64
61 ft
102 ft July
23
*34
34%
106
43 ft
10
5
11 Oct
90 ft
34%
65
20%
ft
44
45
-
ft
10
May 25
-
45
common_3
Corp
—
July 15
58
45ft'
44%
Corp
Mar
147
19
45
45ft
46'/#
common
25% Jan
23
44%
45%
45%
Cement
6
Oct
45%
45 ft
46'/a
Gas
103 ft Jan
July 15
44%
45 ft
45
Star
July
105
34
'104
73
45
*
104%
Star
27
11
34%
105%
45 ft
ft
74
20 ft
34 ft
104%
Lone
107% Apr
Mar 11
34%
107
46
Lone
8
20% Oct
34 ft
105%
45%
l
Co___
Corp
35
106 ft
ft
21
1"
—
Cup
Belt
34%
104
*20%
5
(The)
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
t.opw'p
Inc
1
Sep 26
109
49% Dec 31
21ft
preferred—No par
2nd pfd
No par
preferred
3 ft %
4
102
9
21
45
5
23
Oct
103ft Mar
28
104
1,500
21%
22
21%
50
Myers Tobacco
Tulip
Link
6
20
27% Dec
&
Lowenstein
22
96 ft Jan
25%
21%
*45
22
69ft Sep
32 ft July
20
20
25'A
22
45%
73%
52 ft
33% Sep
140
88 ft Dec
7%
Lily
7
24% Aug
7
3"a Oct
59 % Jan
&
Liggett
19
15
25%
21%
„
19
15
48% Aug 25
45.1/4
25 ft
22%
Liquid Carbonic Corp com—_No
25
28 ft Mar 14
21
*44 ft
25%
22
Lionel
ADr
•
114
3
Oct
45
25%
22 ft
6
26 ft Mar 14
26 ft May 18
22
40% Jan
Nov
105
1
45 ft
25%
22 ft
14
17 '/2 Mar 14
104
9
99% Jun 30
*44 '/a
25 ft
22 ft
21ft Jan
56
2
ft
25%
1st
noncum
10
45%
25%
55 ft Apr
30
106 ft Mar
104ft
74
14
31
Aug 20
*104
Sep 27
Dec
116ft Aug 12
34 ft Dec 21
V3
.74 Vo
10
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
17
40% May 17
29 ft Aug 19
104
22 V#
Libby McNeill & Libby__;
Life. Savers Corp new
23
Jun
Nov
64!
4
Oct
66
25ft Jan
29
23 ft Jan
164
79
7
26
28% Jan
22
26
Sep
Dec~30
Mar 12
53 ft
*104
73%
•
74
104 ft
~~100
Lerner Stores Corp
Apr 22
29% Sep 28
72% S'p 22*
61% Mar 14
noncum
50c
23
26% Oct
104ft
73 ft
"
73 ft
(111)
Fink Products
3
13% Dec
*103 ft
107
104 ft
-
30
8
106
__
Co
preferred
Corp
4
106
_II_5
Lehman
39% Jan
107
i
47 ft Jan
-87/sJan
*106
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co_
19
Lehigh Portland Cement—
-I25
Lehigh Valley RR
_J_
No par
Lehigh Valley Coal common
1
1
76 ft Nov
10
107
{
2% Sep
16
Sep
19% Jan
Dec
*106
4
6% Sep
20% Aug 17
107
pfd_75~Pesos
16% Sep
23
*106
common
3
4
105
—lo
3
4
"103
No par
3
15ft Jan
105
No par
preferred
3.85%
21
16ft Jan
*103
*106
No par
40 ft Mar 14
31
96
"III
CP—
3ft Jan
-
*94
iqq
'
1% Jan
8
96
~"j
Lee Rubber & Tire
Lees (James) & Sons
3
26
Bryant
4ft%
-
19
25 Vo Apr
&
Gas Co___
Consolidada 6%
Lane
27
74ft Jun
6
*94
Laclede
La
7.
14ft Sep
96
105
No par
2 50
Co—,.
H)
*94
*103
common
11'A Jan
8
Dec
Jan
25
6
9
i
7.
25
Sep
60
Mar 14
18 ft Jan
Sep
6% Jan
18
26
53 ft Jan
31
16
15
Mar 14
(S
S)
1,900
96
105
50
Kroger Co (The)
Jan
(S
3,900
*94
common
55 ft Feb
12% Mar 15
_
—'
Kresge
8
4
Inc
17,800
1%
401/2
8 75
preferred—
Co
preferred
34%
*1%
40'A
*103
-
Co
4
3% May 27
14ft Jun
9
4 ft Jun
R)
50
39 ft May 31
16
(G
10Jft Jun
92 ft Mar 18
23
42
Jan
July 26
34
1%
401/4
96
5
Kimberly-Clark Corp
23
79ft Jan
34%
1%
39%
No par
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
Kennecott Copper
County Land Co___*
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
20% Jan
31
34 ft
1%
39%
No par
com
Kern
16
35 ft
*1%
39%
105
Co
33% Oct
6
34%
1%
39%
*94
preferred-.
24ft Jan
Nov
35%
1%
39%
II100
Southern
(Julius)
34%
1%
40
*103
I
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
Kansas Power &
Light Co
ft.July 15
36 ft Sep
City
non-cum
1%
39%
Shares
IIlOO
I
preferred
4%
129ft Aug 26
59% Apr 15
27
preferred
preferred
Kansas
4
10
35%
100
4.20%
21
24ft Mar
cum
34 ft
par
preferred
4.50%
22
24
6
Oct
May
2d ft Jun
27 ft Mar 14
Jan
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co
com.No
84% Apr
48ft Jan
17 ft Mar 24
16
33 ft
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace.
105
3
27
July 30
Corp
7
107% Sep
27
21% Jan
22 ft
Chem
4
105
24
25 ft Dec
&
2% Feb
Mar 10
23
Alum
45 ft Mar
102% Mar 15
12 ft Apr
Kaiser
99 ft May 16
1
18% Jan 21
14
'
100 ft Mar 23
Mar 13
106
14
25
Sep
75 ft Dec
May 26
35 ft Jan
1% Oct
30
104 ft Apr
103 ft Aug 10
102
18
Dec
99 ft Nov
41
Apr 28
41% Sep
the Week
Friday
Oct. 27
100
44%
40
44%
700
15 ft
1,900
M
8
Apr 22
40 ft July
122
July
15% Nov 29
23
29
23
4
'133
Aug 19
19% Jan
29
31
88 ft Mar 15
3
7% Jan
31
16 ft Jan
July
3% Jan
4
64
23
24 ft Oct
4
; Dec
22
546
7'
4
6
Nov
17
56% Jan
23
21
5ft Mar
31
6
Dec
0
'
7
Jan
4
10% Dec
Jan
4
30 ft Dec
28
29
12 ft Jan
Mack
Trucks
Forbes
—5
common—10
Macy (R H)
4ft%
-—100
Inc
Co Inc
No par
com
31%
100
-z.
No par
iiu
19
Magma
Magnavox Co (The)
Mahoning Coal RR Co
21
8ft Apr
Copper
4
Manati
Sugar
Mandel
10
>
-
1
50
Bros
34% Jan
11
Manhattan
11% Feb
17
Maracaibo
Oil
21
Marathon
18
Marine
16
66 ft Jan
11
34% Dec
22
31% Jan
7
11
Jan
20 ft Feb
7
ft-Aug 23
Jan
4
Sep
10
92
Jan
16% Jan
4
33ft Oct
22
23 ft
1
19% Dec
29
15% Aug
,
July 14
91
July 19
13 ft Feb
59-
Sep
30
38ft Sep 22
99
Apr
44
25
4
29
26 ft Feb
16
Marshall
Field
(Glenn
8
28% Dec
23
25% Jan
6
4
25 ft Dec
23
22% Sep
26
37% Dec
20
33% Mar 14
44ft July 21
91ft Jun
3
99
21
94 ft
May
99
Jan
10
92% Jan
5
98
Mar 11
94
May 16
99
Jan
12
7
89
Apr
83
Jan
18
88
Apr
11
17 ft Jan
20
Feb
4
55
Nov
12
52
15
Jan
7
23% Dec
30
20% May 16
24% Mar
18% July 2
40 ft Jun 17
25 ft Dec
30
23
Mar 14
31
44
Jan
Jan
4
15 ft July 23
75
Jan
4
88 ft Jun
24
Masonite
23
25% Jan
Feb
4
35 ft July 12
16
56ft Mar 31
6
46
Jan
20
91
45
Aug
1
58
57% Jan
17
71
4
91
4
63 ft Dec
3
54ft Jan.
4
76% Dec
20
67
37 ft Apr
26
43 ft Nov
24
40
18 ft Jan
4
25% Dec
30
21% Aug 11
lift Feb
19
21% Dec
27
15
27ft Jan
4
86% Jan
Mar 14
July
13
18
106ft Apr
30 ft Oct
4
26ft Jan
4
82
Aug
60 ft Jan
31
Jan
3ft%
McGraw
Electric
77
21
18
&
Stores
Mead
Corp
4ft%
28
39% Sep
21
Melville
6
46
Jan
25
Mengel
135
Cum
Co
7
95
Oct
21
88 ft Mar 30
Jan
4
109 ft Dec
22
102
Jun
9
$4
Jan
7
107
Oct
25
100
Jun
30
112ft Apr
108
Apr
22
95
12
$4.25
26
Jan
4
49 ft Dec
23
43% Jan
7
56ft Jun
17
Mergenthaler
21ft Jan
13
28% Jan
4
22 ft Oct
11
26% Feb
U
41 % Nov
24
103 ft Oct
27
15
102
Jan
6
89
104% Aug 18
22ft Feb
2
For
-
Jan
25
28% Jun
28
Mercantile
30% Apr
12
Merck
96
July 21
4,600
49'A
9,100
50
*30%
7%
3 lft
5
31
7%
31%
30 '/a
7%
7%
30%
18ft
18 Va
18%
571%
57 ft
56%
56%
87
87
86
86
36%
35%
33
35%
35%
18
*87
35%
18%
94%
7%
18 Va
31
31
400
18 'ft
7%
7%
1,900
30 ft
31
30%
8,800
18'A
5.100
18 Vo
55 ft
35%
55V4
55V4
87
55'A
*86
94
94
31ft
7%
31 ft
31
57
57
10
7%
31
87 ft
17%
50
30 ft
.
•86 ft
87
36%
35'A
700
900
35%
3,900
94%
94%
94%
32 V#
33%
32 ft
3 3%
31%
32 V8
32 Vs
33
32%
32 ft
57,900
19 ft
19%
19%
20%
20%
21
20%
21
20%
20%
5,000
30%
23%
30 Va
30 5 a
29%
30'ft
29%
30
6,900
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
23%
23%
1,600
39 ft
40
39%
39 ft
39 Vs
39 ft
38%
41
9.000
31
31'A
30%
1
24
24 ft
39'/#
40
—5
95
*95
95
97
110
96%
*87
96%
96%
96%
96'A
96'A
*96
97
70
*95%
96 ft
96 ft
96 ft
*95%
96 ft
*95%
96 ft
80
88 ft
95%
*96
95%
*96
*87
88 ft
*87
88 ft
*87
881/2
88 'ft
*87
convertible
5%
&
Inc
2nd
2nd
56
21%
21%
31ft
31ft
3 lft
31 ft
31%
44
44
44
44V2
*44
15 ft
15
15 ft
15 Va
15%
15
44
4.800
»ft
83 'ft
*821/2
83 ft
330
46'ft
47'A
45%
46
64
64
6 4'A
64%
73
72'A
72%
1,700
43
2,100
46%
46%
64
63
63
75 ft
741ft
74 ft
*72 Va
43 ft
42 ft
42 ft
42 %
42'A
42%
42%
42 3
23
22%"
22%
22%
22%
22%
*23%
18
Co
42
1
Inc
23
10
16
16
16
22%
16%
25
]
63 ft
63 ft
63
63 ft
100
*101 %
103
*102
102%
63 ft
102
16
Va
16 Vs
63'A
63'A
*62
*66'/#
36%
37
35%
3714
1
33 ft
33 ft
*33 ft
34
33 ft
preferred—50
*991/4
*99 ft
107
*99V4
Co
36'A
2,600
*11
72
*33''2
34
107
600
107
*99'A
107
*99V4
3%
24 ft
24 ft
24%
24%
24
24
23%
24
24%
24'A
1,500
21ft
21%
21%
22
21ft
21%
21ft
22 'A
21%
22%
42,000
92
91%
91%
91%
200
9C0
*90
No par
No par
107
*90
92
105%
106
106
106
*105%
106
105 Va
105'ft
105%
105%
102 ft
102%
104
104
*103V4
104
104
104
104
104
*44 Va
46 ft
24%
24%
45
45
45
45
12.50
24
24%
24%
24 ft
—
5
pfd—100
*90
92
No par
Scott
Co
1,600
103
*66 Vo
33%
1,000
ft
36%
*102
72
37
33 Vo
.
63
900
-
16
36 3A
72
1,200
16%c
No par
pfd—__a
*66%
1.900
23%
ft
*66 Va
331/2
72 ft
103
♦102
103
72 ft
37 ft
*67
4
16
63 ft
37 ft
Inc
Linotype
*82
16ft
*16
1
50
common
&
ft
46%
98
46%
98
*46
*97ft
46 ft
99
26
3.85%
preferred series
100
*96
98
Apr
18
3.80%
preferred series
100
*95
97
4 45%
preferred series
100
*104 ft
105 ft
*104%
105 ft
5
48%
49%
49'/#
49 ft
Copper
30
15%
46.%
Apr
Miami
2,100
44%
15 Vo
75
105ft
9
31%
*44'A
15'ft
63 ft
100
9
31%
44 ft
46%
series
Sep
31%
75'A
preferred
108ft May
3,200
63%
74
700
22
46%
5
4.35%
6
561/4
46 ft
Mesta
4
31%
31ft
21 Vo
*63 ft
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
32 ft Jan
21'A
5
.
1
103 ft Oct
*44
31ft
*55Vo
56
211/4
_1
I
preferred
Machine
31%
*55 ft
82ft'
18
101
31%
31%
*55 Va
21ft
82 ft
26
60
*31%
5 6'/a
21%
31%
*55
31%
21ft
83
$3.50 preferred
conv
31%
56 ft
21
82 ft
1st
Stores
Co
31%
31%
*56
83
52 ft Aug
107ft July
4
26.
94
615
82%
103ft Aor
94 ft Mar
page
92%
3 8 'A
*600
preferred—100
6
14
12
see
40
600
■
15 V#
Mar 28
99 ft Oct
23
94V4
38%
600
30 ft
31
7%
30'/a
3
Jan
102
May 14
92 'A
40 ft
630
50
96
93 ft Mar 29
36 ft Nov
39%
50c
39
29
footnotes
7
Nov
109
94'A
93
*600
common
Co
Merritt-Chapman
Jan
96
39%
630
*30 ft
Corp
(The) common.
98
92
94 ft
39
*600
900
Shoe
88 ft Sep
103ft Oct
40 «/4
630
2,300
2nd
18
108ft May 19
94 ft
39%
500
5ft
preferred (1st series)
pfd 4.30% series
Jun
7
26
5
90
1,300
9%
6%
No par
common
20
4
x93'/a
*600
■
5ft
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
21% Jan
14
*9 ft
6'A
Co
31
Jan
9ft
No par
Robbins
23
Jun
9ft
6ft
Publishing
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
23% Dec
28% Jan
9%
5ft
McGraw-Hill
22 ft Dec
92
*9%
1.
convertible
4
104
9%
6%
No par
Corp
28
Sep
9%
5ft
common
Stores
18
Jan
9%
No par
Jan
Oct
9%
9%
5%
;
-
17% Jun
91
9%
_1
common-.
15% Feb
-
9%
100
preferred
McLellan
17
2
101
$2.50
McCrory
29 V# Feb
3
21
Co
Corp
McCord Corp
McKesson
29
27
*9ft
6 Va
common
preferred
45% Apr 25
Jan
31
47
\>an
69ft Jun
32% Dec
4
ft/July 22
1
103 c:Dec
4,200
93
9%
No par
No par
-
Co
Stores
'
13
18
u64%:Dec
11% Jan
Apr
Apr
4
16
$3
8
52% Jan
57 ft Nov 22
32
92%
9%
6%
Co
McCall
16
1.
33% Jan
27 ft .Feb
31%
93
"9%
*5 ft
No par
com
Corp
Electric
Dept
Maytag
4
Aug 22
16 ft Feb
82
-57ft Dec J31
32%
9%
'
14ft Mar 14
May
32
.9%
5ft
pfd 1947 series—No par
$3.40 cumulative pfd
No par
32% Aug 29
44 ft Dec
12
28 ft Nov
8,400
6%
$3.75 cum
83
47
26%
9%
1
$3.75 preferred
1
26%
93
32 'A
93
27
5ft
—
L)
4
Jan
700
26V2
*6 Va
Co
Corp—
Jan
3
93
51ft
137 ft
5
Mfg
& Co
Jan
May
*32
93 ft
2 7'A
15'A
51ft
*135
5%
pie.erred
preferred
Martin
Master
32%
93
15%
52 ft
137ft
6%
Corp common
18
Dec
31%
93
15V4
52 ft
*135
5%
—
Cement
Alartin-Parry
7
32 Va
93
6.25
22
16% Jan
26%
15%
53 ft
137 ft
6ft
Exploration
convertible
Marquette
4ft%.
Feb
21% Sep
33ft Jun
4
Shirt
Midland
4%■
27%;
15ft
53 Va
*135
1
Corp
0
27%
15 ft
53ft137 ft
No par
Co__.
35% Jun
9
27%
15%
*52 ft
*135
'
22
Jun
15 ft
53 ft
137 ft
27ft
SquaTe Garden—No par
Cnei
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15 ft
*52 ft
*135
5
preferred series A
Madison
6
17 ft Dec
97
&
preferred
27
54
82
6%
Working Co
Jan
71% Dec
12
MacAndrews
10 ft May 18
May 16
28
11
24 ft Jan
Wood
Sep
685
25
Apr 29
42
& M
7% Sep
31
19
Feb
16
M
41% Sep
4
9
Dec
3
122
18
6% Dec
34 "
13
'13ft
6
Jan
543ft Jan
Jun
Jun
12 ft Feb
6
'
4ft Mar 10
22% Jan 12
95
6
8% Jan
July 22
32% July 27
35% July 15
26 ft Mar 14
Dec
9% Dec
6
140
6
8% Dec
,
499
Mar 28
30ft Dec
7ft May 27
25 ft Jan
»
17% July 12
53 ft Jan
3'
19
92
81ft Mar 16
5ft May
48ft Jan
Dec
136ft Dec
6
12 ft May 10
20% Jan
12% Mar 14
54
2
105ft
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46
98
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97
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45'ft
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200
46
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
32
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Monday, October
.
(1818)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Previous
Range for
Range since Jan. 1
Year 1954
Feb
29% Oct
18
35% Mar
37% Jan
25
50%
29% Sep
21% Jan
Jan
21
25% Jan
21
133
15
27
29% Oct
20% Oct
Dec"l3
11
Middle
7
Sep 22
146% Sep
34
YORK
South
Midland Steel
23
8%
16
Jun
Utilities
Midwest
41% July 13
Prod
Oil
Tuesday
Oct. 25
Inc
4
46 %
46
46
139%
140
140
Corp
10
28 %
28%
28%
28%
31%
32%
31%
31%
31%
22
22 Va
22
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer
55% Jan
102
28% Mar
Minneap & St Louis Ry
No par
22
22
11
19% Apr
13
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
No par
16%
16%
16
17
70
Jun
20
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_1.50
54%
55%
Oct
14
116
Jun
27
Jan
6
115
Jun
15
Aug 16
107
Apr
13
Dec
21
80
106% Nov
22
103
90
26
May
11
5
9% Jan
4
14% Dec
31
12% Jan
71% Jan
12
85% Dec
29
82
19 % May 26
24% Dec
8
Feb"l5
24% Aug
1
27% Jan
25% July 14
Minnesota
&
Minnesota
Power
18
a
31
22% Jan
20
28% Sep
33% Oct
28
44% Feb
22% Jan
17
33% July
31 % Jun
10
4
Aug 10
79% Sep
8% Jan
8
6
1
17
$1.50
22
15
1st
2nd
16% Jan
Jan
4
12 % Jan
4
30% Jan
16% Jun
29%
30
30
30
*29'A
59
59%
59
59
58
59
57%
58'A
2,200
26%
27%
27
27%
26%
26%
27%
27%
27'/a
28'A
2,900
37%
x34'A
16,000
8,200
4,100
171/4
3,800
7% preferred series A
—100
tMissouri Pac RR 5% conv pfd_10Q
75
76%
75%
75%
751/4
78
77%
94
94
92%
94
92
92%
91V2
93
92
92%
4,000
33%
35
33%
36%
33%
3 4'A
331/2
34%
33%
33%
2u,auJ
17
17%
17
17%
16%
16%
16%
17
17
17
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20VZ
20%
20%
20
20%
2,100
44%
45%
44 %
45%
44
44%
43 Va
441%
42%
43%
29,300
5
26
26%
25%
26%
25%
26%
No par
39
39%
39
39%
391/4
39%
39'A
391/4
39»A
39%
26%
26%
26%
26
2 6'A
25%
26%
25%
26%
90%
89%
89%
891/4
89%
88 3A
89%
Carpet
Mills
20
Mojud Co Inc
1.25
Machine
Tool
Chemical
Power
No par
_2
Co
Co
90%
90%
89%
12
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
2,000
18%
18%
19
19%
181/2
19
18%
19%
183/4
19%
3,300
3
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
48%
47%
48
47%
473/4
2,600
10
25%
26
26%
26%
25%
26 Va
25%
25%
25%
25'A
4,000
5
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
34%
34
33'/2
341/4
33%
29%
33%
2,300
34%
33%
19%
I 19%
10,800
Motorola
Inc
17% Sep
26
25% Jan
Mullins
22
61
2
5,300
2,000
10,000
No par
& Co
Wheel
Dec
26
No par
(John)
Products
45% Dec
9,800
Montgomery Ward & Co
Moore-McCormack Lines
Motor
61
26%
1
:
7,600
78
25%
26%
25%
i
771/4
79'A
Morrell
Motor
4
(The)
Monterey Oil Co
25
4
600
30
17
33% Apr 27
42% Mar 3
42% Jan
.
17%
11
37
Jan
29%
59
17
27% Mar 14
Jan
87%
88%
29%
17i/4
30% Oct
28
*85%
*29%
21%
17
28% Dec 31
31% Dec 31
87
21%
17%
22
11
*85
17
25
18% Jan
87
4,400
213/4
*85
17
93% Sep
9
970
21%
89
*87
Mohawk
22% July 18
60% Jun
7
26
21%
21%
21%
104
17
21% Apr
40Sep
21%
*103
1031/4
103
34 Va
3
17% Jun
104
27V4
28
28% Mar 24
18% Sep 15
4,400
*103'A
104
29
73% Apr
47% Feb
98'A
33%
18% Jan
7
97%
27
38% Dec 28
4
100
28%
3
29
98'/a
34%
1
19 % Jan
100
59
Montana-Daxota Utilities Co
39% Jun
310
99
100%
29%
Montana
.13% Jan
1071/4
27 Va
7
26% Oct
1071/4
27
3
May 17
107
29
15
20
*106%
29'A
22
2
107
27V4
43% Sep
23% Aug
b,100
107
27%
32% Feb
44% Mar 14
3,000
55%
29%
5
No par
80% Aug 23
23
Apr
Light
38% Jan
16% Mar 14
16%
541/2
29
28
21 % Mar
&
11
20
2,700
15%
54%
*86%
Co
25% Oct
6
21%
16'A
25
Paper
34% Mar 14
23% Jan
18% Dec 29
53% Nov 17
4
21%
21%
16
54
100
Ontario
18 % Dec
11% Mar 24
103%
21%
21%
161/4
55%
3 7'/a
Monsanto
56
103%
21%
16'A
54'A
27%
Monarch
+
22
70
37%
6
x
7,800
29%
7
31
31%
37 Va
52% July
Dec
31
27%
24% Jan
20% £>ty
31%
29
19% May 12
49% Jun
31
27%
23
39
1,200
31%
37%
18% Feb
1
28
29%
6
4
28
27%
15% Jan
4
28
37'/a
17% Aug 27
27% Aug 10
Jan
28
29%
36% Oct 25
114% Jim
140
1
22% Mar 17
31% Feb
*103%
preferred
conv
*139
5
73% Sep
31% Jan
99%
1
2,800
140
River Fuel Corp.—10
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR com—No par
21% Aug 12
100% Jun
7
2
100%
Mississippi
71% Jan
40 % Aug
100
No par
11,100
48
47%
140
2 8 V4
*189
108
*107%
Mission Corp
Mission Development Co
8
5
108%
preferred
7
26% Oct 20
Mar 31
108
common
5
81% Dec 30
Jan
19% May
23
$5.50
4
Mar 17
40
19
Minneapolis Moline Co
5
61
13
Sep
7
23% Jan
27
4% Jan
$4
93% May
4
33% Sep 19
73% July 1
38% Dec
Mfg common
preferred
140
31'A
16%
No par
Minn Min &
47%
47
46%
6'A
30 %
55%
100
preferred
conv
6
23% Nov 19
4
15 % July 19
3.30%
20
Jan
51% Jan
21
40%
14U
Shares
Oct. 28
31
30%
the Week
Friday
Oct. 27
30%
23V4
1
.
Oct
15
16% Dec 29
4
5
;
106
26
21
8% Jan
30%
100
common
50% Oct
20% Jun
30%
30%
30%
Sales tor
Thursday
Oct. 26
30 %
10
PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 24
Par
1st preferred
SALE
HIGH
Morday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
6
Dec
137
126% Jan
NEW
Highest
9
32% July
40% Oct
26% Jan
30
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
RECORD
LOW AND
STOCKS
Mueller
3
Corp
Corp
Brass
Co
33%
1
34%
19%
25,500
-
4,000
Mfg Corp
1
191/4
18 'A
183/4
17%
17%
17%
18%
18%
181/2
18%
18%
18 »/2
18%
1,800
4
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
5
Feb
1
41%
42%
42%
43%
43%
43%
431/4
433A
42 3A
43
4,400
6
42% Sep
2
Murray Corp of America
10
37%
37%
37%
38
37%
38
37
37%
37
37%
5,200
Jan
4
78
73%
*50
73%
*50
40% Oct
25
47
40%
*40%
42
*40%
41%
200
114% Oct 11
128
*1161/4
117%
2
22% July 20
47
Aug 24
.
Mar
4%
2
com
preferred
*50
No par
*50
73%
*40%
50
Myers (F E) & Bros
19%
18%
42%
18%
*50
73%
40%
40%
40%
18%
N
74% Mar 29
30
Jan
125% Dec 17
Sep 21
8
51
Nov 23
47
6
12% May 7
13% May 11
4
20% Jan
27
Dec 29
20% Mar 14
19% Aug 26
47% Nov 24
15% Mar 23
Nashville Chatt & St Louis
62% Mar 10
27% July 25
19% Sep 22
36% Jan
172% Jan
11
4
45% Dec
4
Jan
45
33% May 16
Oct
6
39
Mar
45% Mar
28
173% Sep
8
183% Dec 21
183
Mime
National
Airlines
National
Automotive
3
National
Aviation
1
National Biscuit Co
Jun
2
1%
8
17% Dec 28
10% Oct
17% Jan
28
33% Oct
11
47
16
National
Cash
15% Apr
10% Jan
21
25% Dec 30
21% Sep
26
National
4
City
16% Dec 31
14% Mar 14
26% May 10
23% July 5
19% Jan
5
28% Dec 31
25% Mar 14
40% Sep
19
11
Feb
National
Can
National
17% Feb
18
22
10
18% Sep
27
24
Jan
10
37% Jan
18
43% Jun
15
4
16% May
6
4
98% Dec
16% Jan
Oct
19% Sep
'20% Jan-
49% Nov 17
93% Jan
38
Jan
172
105% Nov
Jan
8
54% Jan
Co
July 29
Sep
Prod
16
Fuel
National
Gypsum Co
4
19
19'/2
19
19%
19%
19%
19
19%
Gas
42%
43%
43%
43%
42'A
43
42%
39%
40
39%
40
39%
39% V
39'A
Co
177%
177%
11%
178
11%
178
46
Oct
11 'A
11%
36%
36'/a
36V2
36 Va
36%
36JA
37
22%
22 'A
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
1,900
21%
21%
213/a
22%
21%
2IV2
21%
213/8
21%
21%
31,400
36'A
37
363A
38%
36 ®/2 -37%
363A
36%
36%
37%
4,503
11%
19%
19%
193/8
19%
193a
19'%
19%
19 Va
19
19%
4,500
39%
38%
38%
38V2
38%
38%
38%
38 »/4
39
8,000
22%
5
;
10
20%
20
49%
*103
49%
103%
103 %
5
78
78
793/4
preferred A
*177
147
Mar
g
Jan
4
177%
0
156
179
177
Dec
100
6%
preferred
*151
153
*151
15
100
13% Dec
14
11% Jun
21
14
Feb
23
29
27% Dec 31
National Linen Service Corp
23% Jan
31
33
Sep
14
Natl
1
21
Mar
66
26% Jan
Jan
6
33% Jan
38% Jan
6
Nov 30
97% Feb
21
Dec
8
37% Jan
6
10% Sep
11% Apr
15
8% Oct
26
4
103
4
41
17
9% Nov
1
4% Jan
4
11% Jan
14
14
42% Mar 25
48 % Seep
103% May
23
2
19
19
20
99
17
Feb
11
14
Nov
90% Mar 16
Dec
12
May 11
18% Dec
5
78
Oct
93
97
18
July
18
5
15% Oct
2
100% Dec 22
73% Dec 31
37% Mar
101
69% Jan
18
13
16% Feb
1
18
75 ;
Oct
82
Nehi
5
Mar
3%%
«
2
Sep
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19
Newmont
Newport
12
4
49 % Nov
30
41% Jan
7
78% Mar 30
18% Jan
4
27% Dec
10
23%, Jan
7
29
18% Jan
11
34% Dec
29
31% Jan
32% Apr 21
54% Dec
28
48
Jan
18
15% Mar
31% Dec
16
23%'Sep
27
9
5
49 %
Mar
July 27
5b % Api
Jan
20
95
Oct
13
80% May 16
103
85% Jan
14
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12
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6
515
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Jun
28
400
Jun
15
610
Sep
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28
Oct
18
39
Jun
51
Apr
7
2
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8
25 % Aug 12
21% Jun
71% Apr
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18
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35% Apr 28
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6
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111
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43
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67
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17
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17
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8,900
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-
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10
16,600
17
6,400
90
670
92% May
9
103% May 11
$3.60
preferred
series
ZZ_100
$4.10
preferred
series
100
103
101%
88%
101%
$4.08
preferred
series
100
102
102
$4.11
preferred
series
100
100%
100%
101 »A
1011/4
101 'A
101%
101%
1
26%
27%
26%-
27%
26%
26%
26%
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26%
26%
54.100
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17%
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171/2
171/4
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17
17%
17
17'A
12,000
26%
26%
26%
27
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26%
26%
26%
26
26
1,500
35
35%
35
35
34%
3434
33%
35
33%
34%
1,400
49
4,490
Jan
4
29
103 % Apr
20
39% Jan
10
11
19% Dec
29
22% Sep
16% Jan
26
7% Jan
6
26% Jun
7
11
29% Dec
29
26
Jan
18
391/4 Jun
7
31% Feb
1
38% Nov 20
•15%
17%
„
80
rights
Northeast
99 % Aug
28
15V4
17
*95
97%
82%
2,600
15V4
17%
16%
*84
Northern
100 % Feb
16%
6%
6%
6%
15%
35
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.
16%
53%
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13%
81
25%
No par
Shipbuilding. Corp
Adjustment
North
28
6
13'A
15,900
13'A
9
17%
.
17
82
-46%
..
Norfolk & Western Ry common—25
83% Jun
27
14
370
3,
9%
4474
9
8%
56%
-
50
Niagara-Share Corp
Nopco Chemica Co
•
1&
Sep
9
8,400
IOOV4
44%
44V4
25%
1
10
preferred
5% %
99% Mar 23
5,690
66
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100
100
1,-400
15'/a
6%,
15'/«
35
97%
16%
No par
20
Co
'
17
16%
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-
5
Co_
,
15
.
95
81%
1
preferred—___No par
preferred
4,10%
14
2
3,800
45%
13%
14
6%
.
17%
*96
100
*
*6%
15
16%
-
10
common
;
3.40%' preferred
3.60% preferred
19% July 27
14% Jan
2
>
111'/a Apr
64% Jan
35%
44%
8%
9%
13%
14
95
1
Corp
$3.75: preferred
-
:
22
61% Sep 23
26% Feb
1
76
9
34% -34%
pfd_100
common
Harlem
108% July 14
Jan
34% Dec
392% May
22
6
•*
17%
•
No par
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp. com_Nopar
May 10 '
: 38% Jun
7
86
Dec
36% July 27
18b
3
16,
27
'
non-cum
York
9%
6%
'15 7.
•
ZZl
100
Mining
Common
14
47% May IT,
Mar 25
104
7
.:
'
103 % Apr
i 20% Jun
16% Aug 25
103% Apr
103% Dec
26% Nov 26
19% Mar
13%
common
preferred
Common
8.
101 % Jan
•13% Jan
29
8
13
95
12
101
l
Pr & Lt Co 4%
Preferred 5%
New
19
Mar 14
■
ld%: Jun
73% Dec 29
4
99
100% July
Co__
common
Chicago & St Louis
«&
35
45%
17%
N Y State Electric & Gas
Corp—
Sep
96Jan
5
7
48% Jan
26% Apr 19
8
Jan
i27% Mar 24
52% Dec .29
8% Jan
81
9 %
N Y New Haven & Hartford
.
18
Oct
8
93%'Jan
100
23
24% Jan
:
45
87%'Mar 11
;
19
104% Oct £5.,
,
17% Jan
26 :
-82% July
93% Sep 29
102 >
26
91% Mar
32% July 30
87% Dec 28
5
100
14
Oct
Oct
86
1
Dock
Y
35%
44 %
York
N
35%
44%
100 %
44
City Omnibus 'Corp
$5
22
Jun
*100
44%
New
15
Mar 23
91
100%
York
30
65%
44%
44%
43%
New
29
22
Y
45%
I
New York Air Brake
New York Central—
.33% Feb 24
66%
•
100%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
4
44%
36
44
1
Inc
Industries
4%%
2,700
,17%
; 65 3A
'
67%
36
101
England Electric System
17
45%
66 3,4
*
*
r 36 'A
43%
preferred
New Jersey
36
44%
^
Bros
30
30'A
17%
'
-Newberry Co (J J)
28
67
37
100%
Corp
Neisner
8
Feb
104% Sep
20% Feb
-
Mar 15
12
68%
36%
10
Natomas Co
Jan
1.400
11%
29Va
30 '
17%
;
"5
Vulcanized Fibre
13'
4
Apr
Pa com
67%'
67%
10
Nflpar'
Theatres Inc
15% Jan
11%
113/4
41
July 12
Northrop Aircraft Inc
88
Northwest Airlines Inc common—10
4.6%
preferred
25
Norwich Pharmacal Co
2.50
88
Va
88%
*88%
89
'101
102
♦101
102
102
102
102
102
*100%
i<9
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102
89%
-.89%
102'A
101%
1013/4
._*1013/4
102%
102
102
40
300
102
1,060
o
38% Jan
4
43% Jan
6
102% Jan
4
109% Dec
31
105% Sep
20
92% Jan
5
521% Aug
3
110% Sep 30
100% Dee
9
95 % Jan
20
100 Va Apr
22
3.90%
107% May 23
jan
14
4.56%
3
4.44%
106% Jan
6
104% Jun
44% Aug 10
18
110% Jan
29
108% Aug 30
105% Sep
27
109
Aug
Ohio
Edison
4.40%
18% Jan
4
101% Nov
20
d
21% Jun
9
For
33%
r
20% Aug
2
102% Nov 24
24% Dec 21
preferred
100
*106%
107
footnotes
see
page
20
Ohio
Oklahoma
19% May 17
19
103 % May 13
25% Apr 25
26.
♦98'A
109
21
20
108%
99%
*108'A
Jun
26
48%
108%
100
40 % Sep
Jan
48%
107 Va
preferred
39
21% Sep
*
99
26
18% Jan
48%
12
—100
100
28
100
common
preferred
31% Jan
Dec~27
Co
preferred
30% Sep
26% Jan
.
10
-
"
National
16% Dec
•
77%
79
11%
18
National
6
25% Jan
*
11%
30
17%
8
67% Jan
-i
11%
29%
18
18
40% Jan
-
11%
30% ./
17%
10% Apr
T15% Apr
Jan
348
11%
29%
14% Feb
13% Jan
63
11%
17%
3
4
151%
30%
28
33'/a May
151%
11%
6% Oct
July 22
153
17%
11% Jan
39
*151
30%
8
5
950
1
Juiy 22
12 % Jun
9
17% July
178'/a
179
No par
8% July 20
14 % Dec 18
31
9,800
179
Cast-No par
National Supply (The)
4% preferred
National Tea Co
do '2
420
79
179
Steel
'
9,200
153
*151
.
3,900
49%
104
♦103
104
78
79V2
177%
153
201/8
49'A
49%
49%
*103
1,700
*1771/2
78
Corp
National Steel Corp
National Sugar Ref Co
&
Shares
4
Jan
31% Mar
12
77% Sep
4
0
6% Feb
94
25
43% Dec
4
28% Jan
86
Jan
58
34% Dec
24% Jan
90
Dec 31
B
20
28,500
100
20
20%
19%
19%
1%
80%
99
1,800
19%
19%
99
49%
104
July 22
common
103/8
98%.
20%
49
103%
19 Va
98%
50 3A
20
49%
22V2
19 1/4
98%
99
22%
22 Va
22%
22%
22%
19
19%
*98
103%
No par
23
19
9%
99
*98
common.."—1
22%
23%
19%
5
100
88
Jan
.
11,100
38%
183
Malleable
4,300
11%
11%
36%
22%
25
National
1,180
36%
Aug 29
4
3,600
8,700
22%
16 % Apr
8% Feb
19
11%
11%
113A
43%
179
36%
175
158
'
39%
39
178%
22%
10
141% Jan
42 7
43%
39%
178
14,900
1
;
National Lead Co
178
178V2
178%
Dec
182
•
8,900
5
common
$4.50 preferred
500
25
19%
120
59%
24%
1
pfd series of 1951
National
22
Apr
59 Va
25%
25
common
National Distillers
59% Sep
60
24%
5
9
22 %
591/2
24%
1
3
105
59
24%
10
6
27
5
63% Dec 29
Corp
Register—.
Lines Inc—
23% Jan
45% Mar 14
102% Jan
59
25%
100
28% May
4%%
591/2
25
5
100% Aug
11
Mar 21
59%
25%
10
common
National Dairy Products
National Department Stores
10
19
93
2
117%
116%
118
*117%
119
60 %
25%
19%
1
preferred
Cylinder Gas Co
National
25
87% Jan
Inc
conv
12% Jan
Dec
Fibres
Corp
Container
$1.25
35% Oct
41% Aug 17
19% Dec 30
24% Dec 21
:
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1
CO
preferred A
Jan
*118
118%
116
100
J.
JftwbAi/iicW
Oil
Co
Gas
.No par
&
4% preferred
Preferred 4.24%
Oklahoma
Natural
Elec
Co
com—10
"
49
108%
991/2
48%
*107
991/4
48%
108 %
99 %
1081/4
109
♦1081/4
109
"1061/2
107
*106%
107
48 Vs
107
99V2
*108'A
107
48%
48%
107'A
107V4
99%
99
220
107V4
260
99
109
*1081/4
109
107
*107
108
,
~10
32
32%
32%
32%
32
32V4
32%
32%
32
32%
16,700
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
1,200
19%
__20
*19
series
100
102
102
Gas
7.50
22
22
♦19V4
19%
*19'A
19 %
"19'A
19%
*19i/4
19%
"lOlVa
102%
♦101 Va
102 Va
*101%
102V2
IO2V2
102%
22
'22%
x22
22
22
22 Va
22
22
~40
3,600
31
1955
Volume
Number 5477
182
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1819)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range far Previaua
Year 1964
Lowest
38
Feb
Highest
16
Jan
5
127% Dec
9Va Jan
Lswest
60% Deo
204
3
Highest
-
49% Mar 14
3
114
Jan
15
Dec
31
13% Jan
97 % Dec
30
94% Jan
10
44% Jan
11
69% Dec
8
61
Oct
10
5
31VWan
135
6
4
6
i
23
July 23
83
Apr 2a*
35% Nov
-99
13% Mar U
60
Jan
Dec
31
16% Jan
11
-76
Dec
84% Oct
4
16
27
20
Feb
22
93,
Apr
9% Oct
*6
Dec
21
Sep 22
4
40
26
4
48% Dec 31
15
23
12
46
July 12
114% Jan 13
137% Jan
4
140
Aug 24
Jan
38% July 14
Overland Corp
7
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
Owens-Illinois Glhss
Oxford
9% Jan
67
4
Oct
25
87% Jan
20% Dec
4
6
Jan
26% Jan
21 % May
84% Apr
>
"6% Feb
40% Dec
■
6
May
20% Jan
45% Dec
31
Oct 28
10
26
Dec
29% Mar
>
73 %Jan
29% Jan
28
4
37% Apr
93
„
19
35% Jan
;
4
106% Feb
55
Dec
Dec"
45% Dec
18
113
Oct
Mar 18
108
Nov
25
Dec
29
Feb
14
9
41
Mar
2
-
33
4
4
28
21
5
14
4
23% Jan
11
;
Jun
16
22% Apr
11
:33 %
38
•
173
27
29
26
Jan
Sep
16
6
Mar
106% Jan
4
26
11
Oct
11
11
Jan
31
36% Jan
6
50
104% Oct
11
4
37% Jan
43
24
26% Mar
3
Jun
Oct
4
110% Jan
103
Oct
22
96 % Occ
Jan
11
107% Sep 30
102% Oct
Jan
11
110
108
111
3
14
5
39% Dec
17
May 26
12% Jan
6
22
3
30% Oct
Glass
98
Dec
13
44% Jan
6
23
95
Apr
8
85 % Jun
82% July 20
90
Jan
11
29
45% Aug
97% Apr
43% Jun
Sep 27
37% Feb 21
Mar
83% Feb
63% Jan
9
5
4
16
53% Dec
100
21
113
July
Jan
Nov
16% Nov
87
82% July
12
104
9
11
Aug
1
115
1
Dec
14
•
May
6
89
July 22
2
95% May 13
99
July
69% Jan
11
6
Milk
$1
8
13% Apr
6
104% Feb
52'A Jun
15
124
Oct
Co
21% Jan
17
30% Sep
6
90% Sep
21
84% Jan
13
87
31
83
42% Mar
3
76% Dec
13
July
1
160
Apr
168;
Sep
8
169
Mar
Jun
Jan
6
7
'
67% Feb
15
158% Jan
5
96
71% Nov 29
8 % Dec
4
4
62
16
34% Sep
Mar 14
30% Dec
31 "
80
6% Oct
4
11
30
87
Dec
Dec
29
85
27% Dec
20
25% Jan
"
18% Oct 29
146
Jun
3
18% Jan
8
89% Jan
11
10% Feb
24
1
150
31
Aug 26
Dec
29
150"
18 % Nov
Jan
(Chas)
2nd
& Co Inc
N
*
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105%
105 Va
257/8
263/8
26
263/8
26
26V4-
46
45
457/8
45
45
441/4
45
44%
443/4
4,500
18%
177/a
18
173/4
295/a
297/a
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293/4
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353/4
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152 Va
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147
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22%
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52
52
28%
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104
29
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150
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95%
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22
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50
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53 Va
41
105
104 Va
.
300
7
5,500
9,900
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800
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7
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31,800
104
29
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50
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7%
7
41%
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50
29
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105 3/o
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152'/a
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41
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10,700
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95'A
154
24,900
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104
17 Va
30
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51
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.
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52
104
173/4
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177/8
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53
1,580
53%
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<
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25
xl00
com
40
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common
preference
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31 Va
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28
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.
104%
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112
preferred
Philco
Corp
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39%
40%
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25
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*
40 ya
40%
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111%
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100
100
100
99 Va
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106
♦104
106
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104
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109%
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109%
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109 y2
15
15%
15%
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100
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♦111
100
14%
39%
40
39%
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111%
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253/4
112%
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560
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100
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111%
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105
104
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90
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88%
87
88%
88
88
89
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5
44
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43
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88
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89 :
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35
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35
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35
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98%
♦97
98%
♦97
98%
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preferred
C
&
-
78%
537/a
77%
92%
14,000
163/8
137/8
54
54%
101
45%
45%
101
453/8
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89
35
98%
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98%
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55 %
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91
91
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96
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96
•93
96
♦93
_1
•82
83
82
82
82
83
Forgings Co__
I_l
Wayne & Chic Ry com_100
guaranteed preferred
100
•163
Pitts
preferred
(conv)
Consolidation
Coal
Co
Pittsburgh
Pitts
*
*16%
Ft
7%
Pitts
Mettalurgical
Co__
1
•163
16%
16%
83%
16
16%
;
26%
2,900
90
♦93
84
-
83%
i6 y8
16%
"
70
95
84%
3,100
16 Va
2,700
168
•163
168
•163
168
♦163
168
•163
168
164
164
164
♦163
164
*163
164
♦163
164
30%
30%
823A
84
30
31 Va
31%
31%
313/4
6,900
813/4
31%
31
31%
83
30%
813A
2.50
16%
16 7A
26%
26%
1,400
26%
96
$4.80
45%
90
26%
90
-
70
102
♦115
•115
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com__No par
$5 convertible preferred___No par
26%
900
543/4
♦101
.
42,700
14
543/4
45
♦115
26 Va
763/4
*11
46
100
«...
92%
100
•87
*10%
102
♦101
45%
13,800
*33 y8
773/4
543A
140
43 y«
89
*97
9,700
89
423/4
♦90 y8
92%
*.*33y8
13%
♦11
-
35
*87
;
31%
303/4
•88
55
76%
783A
♦11
101
45%
2
♦90%
14
53%
101
No par
St L RR__
-
-
♦10%
25
common
92'/a
-77
5
Inc
Pltney-Bowes Inc
Pitts C
'fi
No par
Hosiery
Mills
•SOVa
92 Va
92%
100
Petroleum
Phoenix
31%
100
series preferred™.
Phillips Jones Corp common_No par
5% preferred
100
Pillsbury
31%
3
common
preferred 1
3.9%
31%
100
common
preferred series A
__100
*79%
100
90»A
5%
July 26
5%%
Jun
3
10
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
15
Pittston
Apr
29% Jan
6
29
19% Mar 15
9
Oct
Plough
2o
72
Oct
24% Sep
108
28
17
37% Feb
2
Aug 10
92% Mar 3
38% Mar 14
64
893/8 Jan
25% Feb
27
5
23
.
Mar 21
25% Jan
4
25% Jan
4
97% Jun
2
103% Apr
6
July 20
104% Nov
9
29% Aug 17
31% Dec 31
11
24% Mar 15
114
Apr
26% Jan
29 Ve Jan
18
19% Mar
Aug
263/4 Oct
11
100% Feb
125% Sep
3
56% May
32
Oct
104
7
82% ;
81%
80%
♦79%
80'/a
•793/4
90%
*90
91%
*90
27%
307/a
27%
273/a
303A
$4.75
Public
cum
Serv
.
27%
2,700
31
6,200
*150%
•150 Va
30%
'
30%
"
31 y8
33%
32%
333/,
21%
21
21
21%
21%
21%
98%
99%
98
9%
9
217/8
22%
99 y8
99%
9%
9%
'
9
30 Va
1253/4
•121
126
20%
21
127
20
*23 3%
800
33
24%
33 y8
3,800
21
21%
1,300
22%
22
22
2,800
98%
97
973/4
4,500
9%
9
9%
*7,200
72
72%
24%
320
723/4
73
73
73
723A
723/4
72%
73
10
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42 y8
42%
42 y8
423/8
2,300
40%
40 Va
2,300
Colorado
of
Indiana—No par
40 3/4
41%
41%
41%
40 3/4
41%
3 V2 %
preferred
100
*86%
87%
♦86%
87%
*86%
87%
*86%
87%
•86%
87%
preferred
25
•26
263A
2 6 3/4
26 3A
*26'A
26 3A
*26 y4
263/4
•26 V*
263/4
4.16%
preferred
25
•253A
26%
♦253A
26%
♦26
263A
26%
263/4
•26
263/4
100
100
120%
120 Va
*120%
121 Va
121
120%
120 Va
120
120 y»
1,000
common.No par
31%
317/8
31%
32%
31%
32%
32 3A
22,000
6,100
Serv
Co
4.20% preferred
14
Pub Serv El & Gas
*
313A
41
313/4
41%
121
323/a
313/4
317/a
32 Va
313A
32
100
101%
101%
*1003/a
101 %
*1003/8
101
preferred
100
Puget Sound Power & Light Co__10
•101%
103 Va
♦101 y4
103 y2
*101'A
103%
$1.40
div
4.08%
preference com__No par
4.18%
Pullman
18
41% Apr 11
27
No par
preferred
of
200
27%
4.32%
Public
.
8
Jun
73% Feb
9
Co
91*/a
323/4
33
21
9%
•90
21
33%
9%
91%
33%
33
Publicker Industries Inc common__5
80ya
*24
•122
24 Va
"
8,400
•793/4
24
24
993/4
2,300
80%
233A
24
22%
6,000
7%
26 Va
♦121
24
99%
Gamble
813/4
7»/a
26'/a
7%
27
126
•121
•20 3A
27%
27%
*150%
31
127
5
7
26%
*121
_10
class B
•
7%
•150%
-
307/a
217/8
105% July 5
40% Sep 19
16
11
—
83%
26%
100
Electric Power Co
&
"When
29
27%
—
■
7ya
26%
90%
90%
10
27
33% July 27
33% Apr
7
33% Mar 14
66% Dec
307/a
82%
<
7%
27 Va
80%
„
No par
Procter
6
27
26 % Dec
•150%
1
81.
.
7%
26%
,
5
Co
Potomac
8
May 19
463/4 July 15
433/8 Jun 28
Mar 19
27%
100
Inc
Poor &
81
Jan
43
100
Virginia
Plymouth Oil Co_
13
3
80
West
(The) common
convertible preferred
35% Mar 18
12% Jan
46% Nov
&
Co
23% Jan
26
33%
A
1st series prior pfd
5%%
13
31
class
.
7%
27
•
Sep
12% Dec
preferred
Pittsburgh
14
b
4
38'A
38y4
38
38 -
48
47%
v
105%
7>A
26
9% Mar 31
72% Mar 16
40% Jan
96%
100
33% Sep
8
Sep 15
47
•
109 Va
,26%
8
Feb
7
3,300
26 V4
1
16% Feb
19% Jan
12
conv
700
2,200
43/4-
106 Va
10
30
91
82% Jan
L
16%
110 Va
*102%
common
(conv)
Corp
Philip Morris Inc
15
20% Nov 24
25% Jan
'
■
28%
12.50
preferred
151% Jun
25
99% Dec 20
7
16%
♦4i/a
-
26 Va
5
29
6
7
18
46 Va
•'
1093/4
5
96
Mar 14
17
Jan
23%
••29Tf
32%" ■323/4-*
■r
51
100
84% July 28
24% Mar 14
32% Dec 30
102
•
483/4
10
Sep
20% Dec
35"% Jan
-
95 V*
32%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co_
133
4
25
■•96.-f'-
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
14
4
Feb
♦23
*27%
28%"
92% Sep 23
108% Jan
Jan
16% Jan
46%
163/B
v 43/4
•
100
16,900
*
*52 y, -53%
"
'
!
122% Dec 21 "
14% Jan
68
23
4%
<>-
38
*28
20 v,
8% May 16
30% Jan
3
3
22% May 17
76 V2 Mar 11
"
62% Jan
10
16%
4%
40
4,500
•
'
9
60% Jan
Jun
163/4
43/4
.
-
43%'
39%
53
16 '/2
43/4
431%
40
53
38
106 y8
1
20
166% Aug 12
173
38y0
52
97,200
37%
44%
38 y8 •
•11 Va
26%
_No par
Phila & Reading Corp
18% Apr 18
31
162% Aug 31
28% Sep 16
'
6% Ja/L
12% Jan
Jun
*42 Va
44%
10
100%
103/4
•
52
-5,300
*993/4
'
38
373/4
-
37Va
47%
38
23%
—
*35"
100
100% Sep 20
'
15% Mar 14
30
18% Dec 23
155
62
47%
45 >A
100
97% Aug 25
4
11% Jan
48%
10%
110
100
20
24% Dec 31
Jan
Dec
*421/4
"
17
...
383/a
'77
763/4
1003/4
9%
-
106 '/a
__33V3c
common
preferred
6
77% Jan
80
Co
preferred
16
Feb
38
77%
•993/4
■
7,300
106
10
preferred
4.68%
,
77
\
77
,
383/4
109%
_5
v'4.3%
14
6
115
76
441/4
43/4
"26%
10
3.8%
22
6
100% July
33% Jan
29
34,800
,
38
8,900
'
5a -
preferred
6
59 % Apr
46% Jan
7
17%
53
47%
100
4.4%
79% Sep 23
Mar 16
17%
38
51
40 "
Phila Electric Co
Sep-22
44
5
173/4
52%
94%
...
Sand
'
9
May 19
20
17%
37%
32 %
...
.1
.■
preferred
4%
4?
19
92
173/4
*42%
163/4
22%
&
Phelps-Dodge
16
Jan
48% Sep
34
Sep 27
37% Dec
97
17%
53 %
4%
*28
Corp____i___l
Light com___No par
preferred i
lto
Pfizer
12
3
75% Dec 31
16% July 15
35
Jan
Corp..:
Petroleum Corp of America,
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
Mar 30
17 % Sep
10
7
2
100
17%
38 Va
.28
...
No par
Cement
Power
4% %
7
107
Dec
9%
38%
37 Vi -37%
-
..
25
Pepsi-Cola Co
July 25
103
May
*93/8
'
26% Jun
115
9%
'
48%
100
64% Aug 25
Jan
No par
Peoria & Eastern Ry
119% May 26
6
48
7
9%
"
100
May 25
7
July
91/3
38'/a
,
Drug Stores Inc__Peoples Gas Light & Coke.:
Pet
*9%
7%
'
No par
(J C) Co
$1.60
*
381/4
9%
9%
17%
40
152
39%
9%
,4%
9a0
1343/4
38'/4
10 Va
17
1341/a
.
37 %
38
100a/4
"
900
.
73/8
93/8
1
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co_:
Penn-Texas
Corp common-
5
Nov
33
^__No par
5,400
;
44
7%
1003/4
44
44
73/8
76'A
.
39 y8
.44%.
39
38% ■7 38 y8
7 S/8
1003/4
373/4
8,100
•1501/4
93/8
53 y2
749 %'.
150 Va
753/4
.
1,600
49
150 Va
♦993/4
38
-40
152
76%
*42%
JNo par
Enterprises_<__
:.
800
~2a Va
40
-
134%
37%
Corp__;_l
Peoples
96% Sep 30
24% July 25
73% Feb 11
17% Mar 14
&
17%
:
•r
43%
1003/4
Co________2.50
__
July 21
1,800
223/4
22%
25
40%
"
4Va%
53
Oct
Distillers
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
13
1,500
73/8
7%
•
Penna
30% Jun
2oVe
1341/4
9%
Penney
Penn
223/4
<.*24^4
44
♦150Va
152
V-
1341/a
1333/4
•
75%
ZZZl
Corp
Transportation
Mines
"22%
,
383/4
♦43
1341/4
*99%
Penn-Dixie
6
Sep
17%
_
'
Sep 23
39% May 26
5
May 28
Jun
17%
>
25
115% Apr 19
102 % May 2
107% Apr
1
83
*93/e
&
32% Jan
Jan
9%
25
7
2
50
■
Tilford
•
Feb
*93/8
preferred
*
34% July
x37 %
preferred
;
3
102
52% Dec 29
83
40%
$1.30
Jan
25
112% Mar 30
28
39 %
1
Peninsular Telep. common
$1 preferred
;
49% July 25
113 Va Apr 20
108% Apr 25
19
4
7% May
7a/a
$1.32
67
Jan
29
94
7%
3
29% May.
'
Oct
30% Jan
Jan
7%
*
Penick & Ford
23
26
Corp
Rust'. Proof
Patino
Jun
52
—
&
Parmelee
38
146 \
100% Jun
106
_l
Amer
Parker
39% Dec
Aug 30
30%Jun 20
*150%
~
38%
44
134
150 V*
10
Oil
39
-
*43%
33%
150 y»
Corp
Parke Davis & Co
15% Jan
9
Consolidated
<
:
44%
100
—_.
preferred
Park
6
9
10
Aug 27
Sep
105
21
18% Dec 31
73% Nov 16
4
Pan
2
39
39%
J
Pacific Western Oil Corp common_4
6
26
18% Jan
38%
493/8
493/a
133
3
29% Feb.24
28
108
preferred
-
49%
*43'%
~
common_100
Mar
11
29
Sep
34% Jan
9
Teleg
Pacific
25% Jan.
>
14
11
____No par
No par
&
5
8
28
Feb
Lighting Corp
~
6
44% Oct
Sep
57% Dec
Electric
Jan
Jun
290
•
9%
~"
Pacific Mills
1 44% Mar
30
101% Feb
.
Pacific
64% Feb
Nov
169
Mar 26
13% Jan
48
Aug
4%
22,100.
111
'.
9%
49% J 49%
7% Jan
35% Dec
Mar 18-
134% Jan
49%
-
280
35%
111
9%
9%
•
48%
17% Sep
17% Oct
31
53
9%
10%
25
5
3,500
"
Aug 29
;
10
Jan
113
110
40
Tin
2,300
„
.37%
101
34
?r / 33% 7 34%
.,
41%
62
6
Jun
.
34
110
•
25i/4
47% May 5
51 Vs Apr 12
■"
6
27% July 28
22
108
223/4
Paramount Pictures
103% July
'
*
411/4
3
107
33%
34%
113
243/4
1
r
25
33%
*110
110%
22%
44% Jun
6
4
41% Mar 14
4
15% Mar 25
104
34%
;
4iy2
Panhandle
6
31
•
23Va
1
29% Aug
44
May
37 ya
24%
6%
61
6OV4
•100 >A
41
-
300
2,100
37%
24%
3
Jan
61%
223/4
Telep
50
.88
16%
100 %
41
Pacific
310
82 Va
100 Va
24%-
5
400
7,000
103
16 y8
.,
..
/37y4
.
23%
■
■
18
82
60 V»
.
373/4
100%
40
preferred;
Apr
^
61%
37
100%
„
163/4
i
82 Va
16%
83%
24- %
5%
Jan
27% Mar 17
„
34
110%
23 Va
Apr
22% Sep
5
29
38 Va
100 Va
1
13
.
27% Jun 24
60
61%
37%
10
88
36% Jan
61%
100 Va
«
119
86 Va
87%
"
10
22'
: *4% May 27
44
Oct 11
8
61%
37
101
10 Va
104
34% Feb
41% Jan
29
38% Oct
.
61
100 Va
*86
25
9% Oct
26
10% Jan
83
87%
Pinance.Corrp
62
'
"
23
16%
843A
10%
12
41
3
16'A
833/4
•117
""
"
49% Dec
4
27
1
26
,
♦16%
85
Gas At
'
Jan
♦86
16%
..
World Airways Inc
1
Panhandle East Pipe L com
No par
4%
preferred
;
__100
36 '
87
84 '/a
Pacific
.12
28
8% Sep
l,7u0
*16 y8
_.
98% May 17
v
3,200
41-/4
*85
5
common
64%
41 Va
Pacific
A
152% Aug 22
11
8% Apr
30
7% Feb
Coast
64%
41%
29
46% Aug 12
148% Aug 24
•
7
Feb
37% Oct
"45% Aug 19
"11% Dec 27
17
23
Co
6
65%
40%
\
.
84%
'""36%
__100
Inc
643/4
643A
42 Va
42
1
7
19
38 % Dec'-1
15
"3% Mar 12
35
Pacific
"
4
30% Jun 22
35% Jan
Fisheries
9
142% Mar 10
7% Oct 25
104% Dec.' 7
11% Dec 29
4
Pacific. Amer
64%
16%
"
No par
com
*101%
87
"1
new_^_6.25
preferred
102 Va
102
53%
53
6
16% Sep
70% Oct
con*
12% Mar 10
25
29
cum
16'A
Va
83
.___No par
Products, Inc
4%
44 % Jun
37% Jan
-
Co
1
5
Paper Co* cornmon____u__i5
preierred
Pabco
28
^26% Sep
37% Jan
154% Nov
9
4% May 18
9% Dec 31
26% July 20.; •-45%-Dec 14
'8% Jan
58% Dec 10
$5
-
Oct-27
Sep
*85
16%
:;*16'/a
par
(The) _____"!
4
Jun
25
128 % Jan
-
Jan" 14
54%
118%
16'A
102
53%
21,600
53%
16%
41%
;
Shares
Oct. 28
118 Va
119:
102
the Wee*
Friday
Oct. 27
55%
119
16%
423A
44% Mar 15
Nov
54%
'
65
42 Va
.
16% May 16
21% May 13
37% Jan 17
33% Feb
''
65
35% Oct
39% Jan
-
64%
43 V8
llJ
28% Jan
-
64%
Elevator
64% Sep' 23
22
12
101 >/4
43 Va
Mar 14
97
101 >A
no par
101 % Aug 16
26% Dec 22
102%
*101
Otis
46% May 17
-
7
Jan
16%
Outboard Marine & Mfg___„__83y3C
Outlet Co
No
98
'
,7% Jan 11
82
55y8
1193A
163/0
22
Sep
16% Jan
17
54%
119 3A
16%
120
16%
preferredllllOO
convertible
56 -'
*119
1
20
99
*
Mar 14
-
94
55%
serles__ll00
:
Thursday
Oct. 26
7a % Sep
19
58% Sep
common
5
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
-
Oct. 25
47
3
34
Corp
4%%
-
Tuesday
Oct. 24
"
*
17
Oliver
22
112*/4 Sep
Jan
*
Conv preference 1951
8
July
18% Sep 22
*
67% Jan
23
*
14% Jan
-
Monday
par
Olln Mathieson Chemical
Corp—
Common
8
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH
EXCHANGE
64% July
26
4
Jan
'73
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range since Jan. 1
Pure
Oil
preferred
-
32%
31'/a
32 V»
100%
100 Va
•100 Va
101'/a
•101 y4
103%
•101 V»
32%
36%
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37
36 v»
36 y2
36%
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25
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24%
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34%
35%
130
7,100
25
59%
38
39%
38
387/a
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62%
613/4
62
61%
61%
59%
61
5
35%
353/4
343/4
35 Vt,
35
353/8
35
35%
(The)
100
103%
313/4
No par
issued"
Inc
1
6,000
14,500
Q
28
Jan
143
Jan
5
21% Jan
15
4
35% Dec
158
Dec
7
3
27% Nov 16
30% Mar 30
148-
Mar 15
26% Jan
6
33% Sep
154
31% Aug
Quaker Oats Co
14
July 15
1
-
6%
(The)
common
preferred
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
5
32%
100
*151 Va
10
303/4
323/4
153
31%
32%
152
30%
323/4
152
303/4
32%
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30'A
323/4
153
30%
32%
153
303A
32%
153
30%
<
32%
32%
2,700
153
153
510
31
31
1,400
23
24
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(1820)
NEW YORK STOCK
Bangs for Previous
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
^
Par
Monday, October 31, 1955
.
tveanesaay
Oct. 25
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
Oct. 26
Oct. 24
.
RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1354
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK
.
tt«e Week
Friday
liiursday
Snares
Oct. 28
Oc*. 21
R
11
39% Dec
29
36% Jan
Jan
4
86% Nov
5
81% Jan
5
2% Jan
28
8% Dec
22
6% Oct
11
4% Mar
1
10% Dec
22
8% Mar 14
22% Jan
76
18
Jan
4
52% Dec
6
8% Jan
11
20% Dec
31
13
34
Dec
42% Dec
36
Sep
32
Jun
1
22% Dec
47
31
26% Jan
36 Va Feb
1
30% Jan
28
26
Feb
16
16% Jan
4
12 % Apr
27
Feb
Radio Corp of America
2
88% July 27
10% July
July 25
57% Sep 22
Sep
26
41% July
13% Sep
26
25% Apr
31
Oct
11
37% Jun
1
29
39
Jan
5
47
13
34% Jan
7
38% July 27
29% Jan
5
13
Mar
Reading
;
4%
8% Dec
~i% May~~7
14%
45% May 19
64
22
Jan
3
Jan
26
11
7% Jan
3
26
Dec~31
12% Feb
4
6u% Oct
20
Dec
23
43% Aug 23
4
10% Jan
20
15% Sep
3
Real
Silk
Reeves
Dec
31
9
14% Dec
8
7
6
24
70% Dec
8% Dec
May 16
64
31
22
Jun
Jan
13
33%
J~uly~~2
44% Dec
3
Mar 16
54
Dec
3
July
2
88
Feb
10
95% July
2
25% Jan 12
105
Nov
9
37
Aug
4
37
Dec
6
9
48% Jan
11
77% Dec
29
Jan
50% Sep
20
Reynolds
60
Oct
18
•'
91
May 11
26
1
38% Sep
2
8% Sep
8
20
3
13% Oct
7
12% Jan
34% Dec
23
24
Jan
12
40% Dec
23
41
Jan
14
45% Oct
21
41% Jan
13
18% Jan
4
26% Dec
31
24'% Jan
6
7
f
31% Juiy
8
281% Oct
13
257
Jan
19
372
105% Dec
29
100
Jun
17
Oct
7
21
Oct
11
11% Nov
1
105 % Mar
4
6% May 27
65% Aug
14% Jan
35
Fen
1
11
9 % Jan
6
14% Sep
9
72% Nov 29
68% Jan
25
8d% Sep
21% Nov
19
Jan
18
27% Oct
2d
28
4d% J«n
3
15
33% May 21
50% Nov 24
35% Oct
12% Aug 23
16% Mar
9
11
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&
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|
preferred series A
Rohr Aircraft
9
4
2078
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shillings
4%
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21
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1
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4
34
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100
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July 19
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13
34
100
9
Jan
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10
9
Oct
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10
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35
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Roan Antelope Copper Mines
86
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-/2
1
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25
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2.50
12
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series
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32
300
.
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1
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10
40
20
30
lo 1/8
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50c
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40% Jun
34 1/8
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100
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48% Apr
;
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32%
10
33% Jun
27
26 % Sep
34
Oct
.
74
la%
5o
38
34
series—
5
72
38
16*8
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21%
17 %
6
4
17% Jan
28% Dec
7
May
7% Jan
j
50
3*7s
15-/8
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15
,
(R J)
Rhodesian
5% July 26
64% May 12
27 % Jan
7
57
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Metals
Rhinelander
56
35%
%
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57
16
5
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'
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16%
10
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50c
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:
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5
Rexall Drug Co
Reynolds
26
32% Sep
31% Apr
Revere
8
9-/2
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50
preferred
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12
9
974
16%
Co common
convertible
Republic
9%
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pfd 3%%
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Mar 14
Jan
101.
22
60
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51
82
15
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10% Jun
•
10
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57
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Co
&
778
50
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
12
84
6
Oct
40
46
78
33% Dec
54% Sep
7% Mar 14
45
16
Sep
Conv
11% Aug 15
15% Aug 23
6
(Robt)
bo
7%
74
50
preferred
Inc__:
Reliance Mfg
16
47 %
May 16
41
17% Feb
19
Sep 13
21% Aug 25
5% Mar 14
13% fkn
Bit
4378
bo
7-/4
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43
to
7 Va
778
1
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14
67-/2 Fen
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noncum
4374
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1
21,700
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:
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Co common—^
Reed Roller
27% May 22
18% Aug
3
11% Feb
4%
,
Reis
4% May
Inc
Raytheon
8
6
May
Rayonier
5
Aug 11
42
19% Mar 22
18% July 22
com__No par
preferred—..
Raybestos-Manhattan
15
29
1st
$3.50
RKO Pictures Corp
RKO Theatres Corp.
5
12
,
7
32
17
55% July
13 78
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Ruppert (Jacob)
lb */a Mar 21
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38% Jan
88% Jan
28
47% Sep
99% Oct
9
42% July 21
4
5
02 %
103% Jun
14
112% Oct
4
30
31% Jan
11
44
Dec
18% Jan
14
23
Dec
21
76% Dec
103% Jun
Nov
62% Jan
40
Jan
11
74
Apr
296
Dec
29
(
265
123
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170
Dec
15
.
26
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27
23
20% Jan
93% Jan
103 % Nov
14% May
Dec
27
23% May 18
29% Dec 31
11
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4
101v
/
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24% Dec
31
47% Sep
89
102
20
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Jan
25% Jan
85
4
Nov
8
4
10
40
31
33% Jan.
89% Mar 23
85% Jan
7
5
13
Jan
7
67% Mar 18
7% Nov 26
6% July
7
33% Dec
22 *
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17
104
1
108% Jan
4
31
6
59 % Apr
5
9% Jan
16
6
6
117
8% Mar 15
13
Jan
74 % Jan
3
14
Nov
10
69% Jan
26
41
Dec
30
43% Dec
20
35
Oct
:
.
26
Oct
21
42% July 19
61% Dec
31
54
Oct
18
24% Dec
31
25% Jan
7
4
5
Mar 15
17
Dec
18
'
9% Mar 14
22 % Jan
20
13% Oct
43% Dec
36 % Jan
45
Nov
31
39% Jan
3
Jan
:
Rubber
Inc
10
7
"
Sheller Mfg Corp
Sheraton Corp of
40
13% Jan
12
15% Jan
4
35 % Jan
4
15% Jan
4
138% Feb
IS
6% Jan
4
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14
Smith
79% Sep
15
g
82
25
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1
24 % Dec
31
20% Jan
25
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27
32% Aug 25
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14
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7
54
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25% Aug 11
175
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10% Dec 17
Feb
18
18
63% Sep
27% Feb
July 19
174'
Feb
24
9 % Feb
Oct
4
210
.
12 %
Jun
15
7
23
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6
18% Dec
49% Jan
8
54
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34
Jan
6
11
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10
16% Sep
i
52
26
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3
Jan
19
54
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25
27% Sep
27
40
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3
35
40
1
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23
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15% Jan
5
25% May
28% Feb
6
2
6
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4
54% Dec
29
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Mar 14
23
44% Jan
18
July 28
17% Jan
7
29% Aug 23
28 % Jan
17
32"% Dec
31% Jan
7
19
51
26
*
Jan
Aug
54% July 25
21 % Mar
7
34
1
35% Feb
18
Aug
16
65 %
July
5
Oct
11
38 % Apr
4
81% Dec
20
72% Jan
18
99% Jun
37
Jan
5
7
50
Dec
35
49% Jan
6
80
Jan
14
92
Nov
22
87% Apr
39% Jan
11
527/a May 3l
14
92
Jan
27
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94'%
104
36%
15
29% Aug
9
25% Oct
11
5
16% Dec
2
15% Jan
4
22
6% Dec
29
Apr
4% Mar 16
62
Oct
4
65% Mar 31
99
Nov
29
14
Jan
4
7% Dec
106
Jan
74 % Aug
100% Dec
19
7
Feb
18
24
7% Jan
4
Oct
59
100
70
Sep
10% Jan
31
90
26
29% Jun
14
11
49 % Nov
23
40% Oct
5
39% Dec
29
86
36% Mar 15
92% Sep 22
17% Dec
7
15% Dec 20
For footnotes
see
page
88
9
3
Mar 22
10% Oct
27
July 11
2
8
21
102% July 8
16% July 20
5
68% Mar 14
28% Jan
36% Jan
4
12% May 17
12% Jan 28
Apr 27
102% May
23% Aug
2
24% Jan
Aug 31
71
7
16
16% Jun
11% Aug 12
4
21
Feb
98 % Sep
21% Sep
4
8
11
77% Oct
3
22
6% Jan
5
4
29
63% Jan
29% May
24% July
4% Oct
23% Nov 30
Dec
12%
13
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22
46
56%
l
Co
46
107 b
3/4
10%
58%
58%
_5
5014
5 6%
56%
5674
25
477s
47%
47 Va
"Iio
53%
54%
54
10%
11%
9
Co
Corp
(Alexander) Inc
_
10%
common
5
563/4
X46T4
4774
54
52 % *
%
10'/a
874
*20
'
•'
2o 74
100
9,600
1,100
20,000
5,oo0
3,b00
"
51 %
874
9
77,600
72
71%
74
2,270
74%
73'/4
77
9%
3% %
preferred
10a
71
73%
73
7774'
72%
73'/4
71
4.20%
preferred
100
79
80%
78
82
76
77'%
74%
Smith-Corona Inc
_io
21%
21%
21
22
22
22
*21-/4
22
*2174
21%
1,000
5
21%
21%
21
21%
2074
21
2074
21
20 Ve
20 78
3,200
5874
58 Vs
58%
5878
591/8
24,500
19 %
19 %
1978
2,400
,
:
-
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
Solar Aircraft Co
I
.15
i
Solvay American Corp 4%
58% '•
a_I
1
59
19%
.
pfd_ll00
South Amer Gold & Platinum
19%
57%
11
11
18%
-
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
5% preferred a
n
50
South Porto Rico
Sugar com_Nopar
8%
preferred
18%
Southern
_25
California .Edison
Southern Co IThe)
South Indiana Gas &
*53
5874
19 %
19%
573/4
*10%
-
18%
♦53
293/4
*39
5
Elee
Nopar
1
Southern Railway common—No
par
5% non-cum preferred
:
50
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
Southwestern Public Service Co
Spalding (A G) & Bros Ir.c
Witnington Co
Spear & Co
48%
19y2
*31
1078
107a
1,900
1874
18
18%
18%
18%
6,100
54'/2
♦53
541/2
*
30
2974
*39 %' 40
♦39V4
2974
3974
48%
19%
19%
19%
1974
31%
31%
31 Va
34
33Va
3374
j
Co
3314
19%
*31
33%
33%
57%
57%
26 %
27%
89 %
90%
90
90
50 %
50% *
50%
*•
50 Va
577s
58%.
27
•!
-
27%
.
48%
48 Va
4874
$4.50
$4.50
19%
*30
3374
27
26
2b'/a
11,300
89«/4
90%
9,boo
:
*50 »/s
50 %
50%
50 y2
2,900
'
91
♦89
91
89
8J
20%
20%
20 Va
*89
r
22%
227a
101%
101 %
2
Nopar
Square D Co
Brands
18%
25
common
is
50c
preferred
*101
5
Inc
15
*80
451/2
474
2,500
474
2,500
47a
4%
4%
474
4%
-41/2
474
•
*70
85
70%
69%
101 Va
•lOlVe
77
70%
102
♦70
77
69V2
7074
10174
10174
-19 VB
1774
18%
18 Va
22
22%
21%
22 '/a
2174
102%
1021/4
1021/4
♦102%
103 Va
14%
1478
15
15
81 :'
81
81
47%
453/4
1474
46%
38%
913/4
38w
91%
11 %
12%
11%
9%
93%
9%
38%
9174
12
974
15
80 Va
80%
45%
-
78V2
*
4,000
7074
70 V4
700
102
102
"
18
102%
*70
600
"
17%
91%
t
2074
4V4
373/4
l
*20^/4
47-8
com—_No~par
26.
26 Va
20'A
4%
70
5,500
26ya
201/4
474
$3.50 preferred
-Nopar
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
1
Standard Gas & Electric Co
'
26V4
4%
101
102
15%
#
26
474
♦70
,
_1
■:
30
ii.
f
4
70% '
Ioo
preferred
Standard
85
56%
14,800
50%: i
20 3/4
69%
34
56%
9OV4
21
*70
6
33V2
56
5074
91
%
5,600
34
26Va
>
2674
.
100
'
89%
25%
4%
*5,800
15,300
,
9074.
26%
4%
common
3178
5774
26%
474
19%
•31
-
a
27
90
*2074
56 Va
"
Xl9
19 Va
31
40
89
26%
4
preferred
Inc
.1
1,700
; -100
297a
-49»/4 *
48%
48%
2674.
90
*89
54%
29%
*39Va
40
56%
-
%
26
_l
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
Spiegel
*53
29%
-
4878
483/4
31%
.2
10%
39%
3974
"
-*-•
10%
*53
29%
'
-
*195
1078
18%
18%
54%
29%
—No par
$5.50 preferred
4.20%
1
2~50
T__
common
Spencer Chemical
,
1074
■
'
25
Southern Natural Gas Co__
7.50
South n Pacific Co
(Del)
—Nopar
Southern Production Co Inc
Sparks
19%
*193
v
2,070
f
54%
29%
11
19%
19%
•193
*194
*185
.
r
r
Oct
12% Jan
4
Fd */8
20-/4
67 %
'
94%
104
36
2,b00
12 -/a
20
37Va
12 %
68
*93%
•
104
*103
36%
—100
25
*
2078
37-/8
12-/8
*
"
.
14% Jan
700
*25
(AO)
23
15% Sep
6
26
20 74
20 Ve
37
;_i
Signode Steel Strapping Co
26
2o
2o 74
%
10%
58% Sep
Jan
3,100
25%
13
67
10
18
25%
20%
66%
luo
17 78
17%
35
8,500
*103-/2
17%
12 %
,
j. 8
26-/2
20 %
'
38%
luo
18
13
lod
38'A
*103-/2
18
3D 78
190
*1*7
*9
3974
105
'
*277
38%
58%
Oil
8% Oct
iod
39%
1,300
26
Skelly
37% Mar 14
290
*14 7
8,3u0
10%
21
49
♦277
165
500
2o 78
,8*1/4
57%
15
19
290
2474
29 7a
811/2
*24'/2
i
26
59% Jun
Nov
b,7u0
7.50
57% Jun
Aug 27
14% Dec 22
1,400
* 7 '/8
*074
Hi.
Va
*103%
105
20%
__i
48% Mar 14
42
*103%
35
No par
46% Oct 28
51
,
29 78
81
40%
1274
13%
SJiell Oil Co
Simmons
SO
90
.
2-474
2y>8
*147
*
20%
__1
common—
52% Dec 22
Apr 23
May 5
253/4
103%
Co_-
Sharon Steel Corp
;
Shattuck (Frank G)
Sheaiier (W A) Pen Co
31
15,500
4778
IO8-/2. 108%
t
54% Dec
6% May
26
-Nopar
35% Jan
35
17%
*25%
2-5
'
Co
32 % Jan
25% Jan
18
103%
40
Bimonds Saw & Steel—i
Sinclair Oil fcorp
31
17%
i_5
(The)_-
$4.50 preferred
Shamrock Oil & Gas
49% Sep ,13
24% Sep 21
49% July 20
59% Aug
3
Roebuck
Servel
30% July 13
19 % Jun 22
6
44
8
9 % Apr 26
66 % Mar
18% Aug 17
29% Jan
Selberllng
11% Jan
103 %
10
common
1
$5.75 sink fuad preferred—No
par
Oil Co
:
_1
&
36% Feb
11
Co
_____
'
6
Electric
Sears
5
15% Jan
33% Jan
IOO
X39%
100
Seagrave Corp
11
107/a Dec 29
31% Dec
2
165
41
24-/2
*277
290
*147
40%
Seaboard
24
61 % Jan
*275
165
25
preferred
Sep 23
49% Apr
;
290
5
common
Oct
11
38
31
;
*1 78
80
80
*281
Seaboard Finance Co
31 % July 18
11
4
Dec
14
26
4
Mfg Co
Scranton
35% Jun
4J 78
30
29
30%
l.4o
:
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Dec
10% Feb
;
preferred
3.65%
7
45% Dec
62
8% Jan
Scovill
Mar 14
6 % Sep
54
Oct
27% May
.
47%
*9D V2
10874
47%
80
*24%
25
80
5
No par
a-v_no par
No par
$4
30
18% May 24
79% Nov 26
Corp '—!
87% Jun
Mar 31
47%
5 c 74
108 Va
24-/8
47
2978
.
lo
;
92% May 18
24% Aug 11
69% Oct, 11
Apr
43% Jan
Co
7974
*147
ioo
Scott Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred
7
15
108
Electric
*24 Va
24%
30%
79%
15c
g
.
24%
2974
Ry Co—100
preferred
:
•
4
Southwestern
noncum
Sobering
11
Sep
5%
Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
20
98
Mar
48%
47
10
Savage
78% Jun
Feb
47 Va
Co
17
3
6
34% Dec
-
27
107
.
48%
47 %
'
Lead
Sangamo
Oct
13
108-/a
107 Va
46%
9574
108'/4
*9674
20
nan
19
9d74
108-/2
22
39
55% Mar 14
9 5 74
108%
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
San Diego Gas & Electric Co-
27%
93 '/a Oct
30
July 21
6
101% Oct
Dec
Jan
14% Feb
27
16
22% Dec
33
Oct
Jan
22
80
102
6
20
22
.
23
5
4
13
St Louis
July 13
19% Sep
30% Jan
Dec
98
4
Jan
25
66 % Nov
Jan
24
7
105
47%
96%
107%
St Joseph Light & Power
No par
L San F Ky Co common—No
par
Preierred series A 5%
ioo
10
108% Nov
17% Jan
42
Jan
49% Jun
conv
Bt
15
170
16
12 % Jan
31
11% Jan
Sep
17% Apr
25% Oct
10
17% Apr 28
320 % Apr
Apr 28
33% Mar 14
5
19
Aug 17
July 14
47%
9674
100
96-/2
47-/2
5
10
preferred
preferred
4.30%
St Joseph
13
88% Jun
-
common
*
4%
22
-
17
145
41% Dec
Jan
Jun
Safeway Stores
21
55
!
Feb
.
25 '/2 Mar 14
.
211
v
.
28
114
6
22% Jan
»
•
4
98% Feb
17
21
22
49 % Feb
9
July 27
30
Sep
46 Va
*80
22
81 Va
4,800
18%.
19
21 Va
21%
*102 Va
103'%
220
1478
6,700
1474
*80
81 Va
57,100
160
44%
45
44
45i/4
7,300
38%
381/4
381/4
<,4.200
3874
38%
3878
*91 %
9174
91%
11%
11%
10 %
111/4
1078
974
9%
974
974
974
917 a
9174
9174
11
/
974
170
27,500
6,400
5477
Volume 182- Number
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1821)
,
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Preriom
Year 1954
Lowest
NEW YORK
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Tuesday
Wednesday
Oct. 25
Oct. 26
Oct. 24
•
Sales for
Thursday
the Week
Friday
Oct. 27
Oct. 28
Shares
'
52% Jan
4
44% Oct
29
48% Dec
8
71% Jan
4
112 Va Dec
8
32 % Jan
4
99
Jan
6
7
Oct
26
11% Jan
79% Oct
45
Dec
4
73% Jan
31
4
10% Feb
Standard
Oil of
24
Standard
Oil of
Indiana.
25
49'A
144% July 27
Standard
Oil of
New Jersey
15
133%
135%
Standard
Oil of Ohio common
.10
46%
47 %
42% May 18
106% Jan
42
53% Jun
18
Mar 14
5J% Sep
99
102% Mar 11
*
8
98% July
18
102
Aug 19
8% Jan
6
8
13
Mar 28
3%%
California
preferred series A
13% Aug 30
Standard
22% Feb
14
11
Starrett
30
16% Oct
5
53% Oct
22
40% May 26
50
5
42% July 30
36
60% July 28
Stauffer
5
137/e Dec
13% Jan
15% Aug 22
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
17
46% Dec
36% Feb
14
25
4
6
42% Mar 14
54% Sep
22% Apr
30
30% Feb
15
24% May 12
29
19 % Feb
16
26% Dec
29
23% Jan
38% Oct 21
13% Jan
12
4
20
Mar 25
Dec
15
Jan
4
21
21 % Jan
4
27% Dec 29
26 % Jan
6
30% Feb
20% Sep
26
14% Dec 20
89
Feb
1
68% Dec
30
113% Jan
7
4
Studebaker-Packard
7
bunoeam
4
97 Vs Jan
T5%. Jan
V
11
20
Dec
30
70
Dec
30
67'A Feb
118% Aug
9
115 Va Apr
21% Jan
17% Aug 12
105
Jun
1
11
80% S2p
30
5
118 Va Jan
11
6
27 V» Jun
15
25 Vs May 12
7
635
28
32 V8 May 11
71% Jan
84 % Dec
30
4
12 % Dec
3
9
Oct
21
Jan
2
740
Jan
6
Jan
8
816
75% May 17
4
20% Dec
31
18% Feb
30 % Jan
11
50
Nov
30
42
Oct
16
Mar 30
Feb
26
24% Nov
10
20
4
51% Sep
28
44% Oct
31% Jan
4
48% Dec
16
41
81% Jan
13
96
Dec
28
147% Dec
16
105 % Jan
14
4% Feb
27
128
25
33
Dec
8,900
38%
20
*19%
20
20
20
Vs
20%
20
20
17%
20'A
30%
*17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18%
17%
17%
*20%
20%
20%
20%
20
20
20%
20%
400
29%
30%
29%
30
29%
30
29%
30%
5,500
24
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
2,800
100,100
10%
10%
11%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
37
35%
36
35 Va.
36
35%
35%
35%
35%
3,100
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 Va
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
1,600
♦100%
102
*100 Va
102
*100%
*100%
102
*100%
102
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
37
37%
37 Va
37%
37 Va
37 Va
78%
79
79
79
5%%
15
2nd pfd series of '55i.
...
Sweets Co of America
Swift
6
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
&
1
30
12.50
9%
9
10c
....
770
37'A
79
9
*785
787
790
27%
45
*44 Va
45
44%
27%
27%
2,300
25,100
26%
12,200
37
79
9
76%
117%
23%
26%
37%
79
9
785
775
*116%
102
75%
76%
76
117%
*78%
9%
45
5
Paper Co..
790
9
76 Va
76
*116%
27%
._—50
...
feutnerland
300
2,400
23%
24
26%
Mining Co
5,800
20
26%
2
99
July 26
37
*78%
810
20
1,400
79%
700
9%
9
9%
5,000
805
805
200
27%
26%
27'A
27
27
1,000
44%
*27
44%
45
44
44%
2,000
(The). .4.16%
*22%
23
*22%
23
*22%
*22%
23
25
45%
46
45'A
46
44%
45%
45%
46
46
%
45
44%
45%
44%
45 Va
44y4
44%
44%
44%
95%
95%
*94%
95%
Co
3
9% Sep
21
25
1
cum
23
Nov
83 % Jan
6
Dec~23
Oct
114
May 16
36% Oct
Sep 23
39% Sep
11
30
Texas
Gulf
44% Jun
21
11
16% Jan
28
Texas
10
28% Jun
6
11
34% Oct 28
Oct
Corp
23
*22%
>
Oct
19
Dec
27
143
Oct
11
Dec
29
61
Jan
6
Oct
17
9
<
13% Jan
170:
79
7
May 27
47
7,900
36 % Oco
12% Dec 31
12
Jan
6
5
19% Nov
19
18
Jan
10
25% Oct
7
19% Dec
23
15 % Oct
11
19% Mar
38% Jan
4
49% Dec 23
45% Oct
19
53
17
11% Mar 10
8% Jan 22
July 30
11
9
Dec
29
39% May 17
44
Jan
7
12'
53
Dec
1
18
104'
7
Sep 24
11% Jan
11
31
43% Oct
19
60% Mar 24
100% Sep 27
105% May 10
34% Jun 22
8
18% July 20
26% Dec
1
27% Nov 16
24
Jan
17
27% Nov 16
26% Jan
5
28% Apr
7
36% Jan
4
52% Dec
48
Jan
6
68% Sep
22
12% Jan
5
13% Jan
3
18 %
39% Oct
11
15% Aug
31
6
25% Feb
2
13% Jan
12
15% Apr
15% Jan
19
21% Aug 16
4
27% Dec 31
55% Oct 26
60% Nov 26
56
40% Dec
13
Apr 23
53
16%
Jan
30% Nov 39
54
Dec
20
22% Oct
19% Dec 31
May 28
35% Jun
11,
6
48% Sep
28
18% Jan
»■
37 % Mar 14
22% Oct
31
30% Dec 30
42
July 26
58 Vs Jun
8
24% July 13
15
-28% Jun
5
Jan
12
„
59 %
Sep 22
18
Mar 15
23% Sep
16
50
May 16
53 % Feb
25
,
4
14
59'A Apr
31% Jan
14
6
15% Aug 16
20 Vs Jan
19
57% Dec
5
33 % Apr
25 Vs Mar 14
19% Dec
9
18
Mar 14
Aug 26
30% Dec 31
1
52% Dec 17
6
46'A Aug 17
60
Jan
19
Dec
30
13
16% Nov 30
28
18% Mar
22
26 'A Oct
21
40% Mar 18
14% Deo
7
10% Oct
41% Dec
32% Dec 13
6
Feb
24
4
43% Jan
70% Feb
10% Aug 16
75
Nov 16
16
8
89
33
*
69
23 ' July 23
28% Dec
9
4
25
15
92% Aug
3
99
Oct
14
Oct
85
Jan
7
94
Apr
7
86% Oct
99
Jan
5
105
Nov
24
98 % Sep
4
Sep 28
59% Nov 24
11
154
4
Dec
20
51% Aug 23
29% Jun 24
25% Oct 19
20
'
Jan
93
9%
1561%
70V4
*150
70%
72%
36
35i%
23 %
22%
23V»
23 Va
24'A
24%
24%
25
15%
15%
47
15%
15%
15%
♦46%
47%
X46%
*11%
12 Va
7
178
Apr
27
49% Aug 31
52
Jan
21% Apr 27
3
32'A Jun
3
38% Dec 29
25% Nov 11
40
103% Oct 29
Jan
27
107% Apr 20
49% July 25
33% Sep 22
0
108% Feb
14
Jun
1
19Sep 23
17% Jan
3
49
Dec
29
50% Dec 23
44% Jan
18
27
15
July 25
55 <A Jun
30
46%
46 Va
15
14%
14%
200
47%
46%
47
45%
46%
9,400
101
101%
101%
500
11%
1G1
102
30%
31%
31
41%
41%
42%
23%
24%
23%
24%
22 %
22%
22%
25%
58%
24%
25%
58
58
24%
*
'
1
22%
22%
*51 %
53'A
27%
27%
27%
67%
€7%
68%
67%
68
15%
15%
15
15%
15%
15%
44%
45
44
44
43%
44 Vs
1,700
41%
22%
^2%
20,600
23%
9,900
,
">
3,800
*22
22 %
400
*24%
25%
24%
24%
11,100
*58
58%
58
58 %
-
22 Va
22%
21%
-21%
*21%
22
♦21%
53%
*51%
53%
30%
*51%
53 'A
30
1,400
2,900
30%
54 %
26%
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
30%
29%
54%
54%
55
54 Vs
54%
*54%
55 Va
54%
27%
27
27%
26%
27
27
27%
26%
16
16
48%
*15%
16
15%
15%
16
16
*15%
16
*47
48
*47 Vs
47%
♦47%
47%
*47
48
10%
10%
10 Va
26%
27
*47
'
1,000
4,500
300
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
26%
27%
26%
27%
27
27%
26%
27%
14%
15
15
15
15
15
147/s
15
14%
15
34%
35%
35
35%
35
35%
35
35%
34%
5
7%
7%
7%
7%
34%
7%
2,400
102%
96'A
100 %
103 Vs
102%
27 Vs
27%
27
27%
29%
29
10
7%
96
96
96
20
7%
29'A
29%
110%
110%
110%
No par
*100%
25
48%
50
Pacific RR Co common
noncumulative preferred—50
Car Co
No par
.158%
49%
♦30 Vs
Union Tank
*
101
49%
*7%
Q<S
*7%
7%
100%
101
29%
•110
88
93%
88%
Lines Inc
49
48%
99%
48%
8,900
158 Va
157%
159
156%
157 Va
2,800
49%
161%
50 %
•49%
50
30%
30 %
30 Va
*30%
30%
50
49%
50%
30%
30
30 %
2,700
60 Va
58
59%
26,100
596,400
59'A
60'A
59'A
60 Vs
%
y
y
y
11
y
102%
102%
102 %
37%
37%
36%
31
31
31
*105
107
♦105
22%
31%
107
<
103 Vs
103
103
36%
36
30%
♦105
,
36%
.
2,700
196
%
y
103%
103%
103%
2,000
36%
15,300
31 %
2,700
^
36
36 Vs
31
107
31
31
•105
31%
107
100 Va
,30%
50
,
59%
36%
10
150
48%
100%
50%
America—No par
99%
~30
88
49%
101
158%
$4.50 preferred
:
No par
United Board & Carton Corp——10
93 Va
88
48%
100%
101
48%
102%
100
380
♦91%
*91%
y
preferred
11,200
*87
59%
rights
26%
29 Va
110 Va
93%
58%
5
com
6,000
29 Va
49%
100 Va
159 Va
161
26%
110%
88
*91%
27
Jan
12
3% Feb
25
70% Apr 29
4"% Jan
4
8
Jun
28
63% Jun 29
12
May 25
11% Jan
4
38% May 26
'
6% Dec
80% Jan
6
6 % Nov
11
A 88
Aug 23
17
15'A July 20
4
57
Dec 31
27% Jan
13
35
Dec
33% Mar
4
l%Jan
22%
4
Jan~~4
114% Jan 11
175
Jan
25
54% Mar 11
7% May 4
34
May
For
5
1
72% July 18
6
6
38% Aug 19
8% Dec 31
Jan
7
8% May 17
Aug 17
17% Dec
57% Aug 24
b Vs Jan 12
20
4% Apr
9
45% Jan
4% July 12
11 % Jan 12
34% Jan
13
,
*105
107
23%
*22%
22%
1,400
50%
23%
,49%
49%
49%
50%
2,700
49
*47
48%
48%
48%
1,100
22%
'22%
227/s
23
49%
*51%
50
48%
48%
23
49%
No par
48 %
49
45/s
47/s
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
5
*74%
75%
*74%
75 Va
*74%
75%
*74%
75%
*74%
75
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6'/2
6%
6%
6%
32%
33%
33 %
34 %
145
34%
37%
142
16%
16
No par
United
Jan
6
7% Feb
11
Cig-Whelan Stores com__30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
United Corp (Del)
1
38% Oct
27
United
>i 78
'■
(Delaware)
Jun
27
148% Oct
19
7%
15% Feb
25
18'A Jan
11
Dye & Chemical Corp com—1
United
66
13 Vs Mar 14
17
Mar 31
preferred
100
United Engineering & Foundry—__5
,
...
United
Fruit Co..
26
35% Feb
11
United
Gas
Corp
16
39 % Mar
2
United
Gas
Improvement Co
8% Mar
1
d United
6% Aug
2
9
60
May
Industrial
140
16%
14
49
'
4%-
142
143
16%
14%
*16%
14
49
14 %
36
38%
35
140
143%
16%
16 Va
16%
14%
14
14%
14
14
53%
54
53'/a
54
52 Va
53%
53
53%
53%
53%
301/8
30%
30'/a
303/s
30%
30%
30%
30%
30
30%
14,000
37 Va
37'A
37'/a
37 Va
37
37%
37
37
37
37
7'/a
7%
7%
7 Va
Corp
38% Dec
233
184
Nov
Dec
30
19%
20
20
19%
7%
19%
7%
7%
7%
3,100
19%
19%
19%
19%
18,400
2%
7,400
29 %
7,400
18
8
United
Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
3
United
2%
2%
2%
3
2%
2%
2%
2%
U S
&
Park City Mines Co (The)
Foreign Securities
1
1
1
29%
29%
29%
30
29 Vs
29%
29%
29%
U
Freight
54%
*52%
*52%
53%
53%
54%
214
Jan
Mar 14
178% Sep
19% May
87%
Dec~31
13% Dec
31
40% Dec
31
footnotes
see
page
79
9
4
Sep 27
12
Sep
40% Jan
26.
6
26
5
60
335
Aug 24
Sep
184% Feb
39% Jun
90
Jan
16 Va Mar
43 Va Jun
13
U
U
S
U
S
Co
No par
Gypsum Co common
preferred
Hoffman
4Va%
3
3
15
S
77o
15
28
S
100
_
Machinery com__1.05
preferred..
Industries
4Va%
__
20
Inc
_
common
preferred series A
*52
294
*178%
33%
295
,
180
34
296
*178%
33%
81
81
*81
1
12%
50
♦42 Va
13V8
43%
*42 Va
100
13
533/a
296
179
33%
81%
13%
43%
290
290
►178
%
33%
81
13
*42%
179
33%
81
13%
43%
1,600
7%
4Va Aug
35
19%
7%
33 Va July
6
1,900
10
13 Va
3
23% Jun
2,100
13,200
11
Mar 14
1,290
16%
14%
2% Jan
18
30,800
142%
27% Oct
18% Dec 31
2% Sep 15
9,666
37%
142
16%
144%
Va
6,100
6Va
No par
9
Sep
30
5
Electric Coal Cos
35% Jun
51% Feb
900
1,600
25,600
29%
27%
29%
29%
111
QR
100 Va
100
101%
1,300
2,800
..
.
110%
27
27
27
110
94%
94%
94
95%
100%
17,700
United-Carr Fastener—
-
500
,
21%
*51%
1
No par
Carbon Co
6,100
,
25
24%
*22
6,700
27%
22%
*22
'
-
10%
Union Oil of. California.;
Corp
7,200
30%
27%
,
2%
29
*52%
300
54%
287
285
177%
178%
179 %
179%
33%
33%
33 %
34%
900
286
286
81
13
*42%
81
*80
1
v
31%
1
series
"
27%
54%
26%
No par
130
'
311/8
531%
22
*51%
2,800
•
66
*
'*
*57% '58%
93%
United
ll7/s
46%
*14%
41%
*58
Materials Corp—10
of
11%
*42
15
12
41%
24%
88 Va
Air
12
47
24 Va
*91 Va
United* Biscuit
12%
41 Va
*87'A
United
*11%
1
:
convertible
12%
24%
93%
5%
110
*11%
15%
88%
10
47
45%
88%
Jan
*46
15%
50
,
Aircraft
46%
45%
22 Vs
1
50
(The)
$4
1,700
46%
12%
*101
31%
*91%
Preferred
15,300
16
46%
41 %
15%
No par
(The)
&
55,800
243/4
67%
40%
24%'
common
24%
*15%
27%
2
(conv)
23%
24%
15%
,
31 Va
5
Corp common
24%
25 Va
15%
J,"
66%
No par
Common
29
1,200
27%
No par
20
Mar 15
36%
31%
Preferred $3.50 series
A Oct
28
.»
Preferred $3.70 series
United
36
46%
48%
103
110%
4%
4,500
36 Va
24%
11%
No par
Union
Va
27%
67%
15%
67%
Inc.
Elec Co of Mo common
21
34% Jan
102
600
72
"
46
Fox Film
Corp
27
106
«
2
Corp—
Co
3,000
154
71%
23%
*45%
15
47'A
103-
„i
Asbestos & Rubber Co
60 % Oct
103% Jun
(The)
series A
Coach
26
102% Aug 19
No par
5
Preferred $4.50 series
,
4
20% Jan
47 %
154
27% '
25
Airlines
Oil Corp
91/4
9 Va
9%
154
31 Vs
conh__10
__j
Union Bag & Paper Corp.Carbide & Carbon
7
0
Oil
*14%
15
*102
conv
H Oct
106% Feb
100
_1
preferred 1954 ser__50
1
Twin City Rap Transit com_.No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
TXL
1,100
58,300
46%
*11%
12
46%
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
48% Sep
"6
12
46%
(The)
20th Century
5,500
34Va
31%
15
12%
46%
$2.70 preferred
Truax-Traer Coal Co
July 27
104% Mar 29
Feb
12Vs
12 Vs
*45'A
*14%
45 Vs
Transue & Williams Steel
92
59
* 11 'A
1
preferred.:.—50
common
Associated
Union
Apr
47
No par
Preferred
22,900
11
25Va
72%
15%
World
38Va
10%
♦25
72
24%
24%
Co
21,900
*36
24%
Tri-Continental
Twin
152%
'
23 Vs
Transamerica
4.30%
157
common—50c
Co
Trans
9%
9%
9%
^preferred
No par
Glass Mfg Co/common
5
Union Chem
100
*150
36
30
3
9%
150
35%
26
12
9Vs
149 %
No par
Union
5
1
100
ex-distribution
35
Co
2,800
16,500
371/s
37%
32
9%
Edison
Trane
30%
47%
109
Trust—
conv
Toledo
32
30
1,500
36
11 Va
32%
new—10
4,000
21%
107%
25%
31%
Oil
&
"
Union
Jan
45% Sep 26
139
Jan 17
38%
10%
24%
35
Water
4
Jan
113
108% Mar 22
37%
11%
25
70 Vs
31% Apr
-6
38%
70 %
31% Jun
0
27% Jan
38'/a
32
$1.20 preferred
103% Sep 23
116% Sep
6
12
38% Jan
113
38%
11%
Udylite
11% Jan
37%
*24 Va
Underwood Corp
.21% Jan
38 %
11%
15
104% Jan
37%
37%
'
109%
36 Va
24%
28
11
31
Jan
107%
37 Va
11%
16% Jun
80% Mar 14
July 12
110%
24%
43 Vs Jun
11
47
11%
0
May
7'A Oct
48%
25%
4
13% Jan
38% Dec 29
7% Jan
4
48
36 Va
Timken Roller Bearing.!
2
51
31.
"
49
48 Va
109 Va
preferred
Tide
5,800
48
8%
*21%
Va
37%
Thompson (J R)_
15
Thompson Products Inc; common__5
-
700
12%
11 %
$2.50 convertible
4%
28%
12%
70
Thermoid
47% July 25
15% Feb 18
*28 Va
12%
21%
110%
$2.40 conv preference——No par
13 Vs July 25
28
12%
*21 Va
:
36 %
The Fair
1
28 Va
13
109%
issued"
12% Jun 30
6
43
28%
12%'
37%
Pacific Ry Co
Thatcher
July 12
Jun
Dec
7% Jan
4
21%
28%
13 Vs
*24%
31 %
American Inc
$1.25
21%
28%
48%
49%
300
22
37 %
110
20
136
8%
8%
49Vs
No par
share ctfs
Textron
27
13
8%
,
109%
Utilities Co
"When
24% Oct 28
28%
13 Vs
*134
8%
common—1
Land
28
21%
28%
12 %
137
*134
13,800
8%
2.50
Inc
Pacific
Sub
21%
28%
8%
preferred series A—25
Coal
Texas &
21%
Sulphur
conv
Pacific
Texas
137%
8%
25
Texas
13
Jun
*134
8%
.1—3%
;
Instruments
4.48%
137%
8%
.
Producing Co
Texas Gulf
10 Vs Oct
19
96 Va
1
Tennessee Corp
Texas Co
6
*95
5
Corp
Aircraft
94%
9
(James)
62% Jun
Temco
*95
*135
135
135
.No par
Talcott Inc
July 25
pfd (conv)
Symington Gould Corp
95%
95%
.No par
17
29
com.
$4.40
150 Va Jun
10
44
7.50
$4 preferred
b
4
103% July
4,500
24%
37
No par
Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel Corp
6% Jan
Jan
51%
24%
38
10
preferred series A...
1
13% Jan
48
51%
25
37%
23
Sunshine
13% Jan
105'A Jan
51%
24%
37%
*117
49% Jun
15
35
11% May
51
25%
37%
23%
Nov"23
66
27
51%
24%
117%
Telautograph
172
6% Jan
51
38%
23
37% Apr 26
17 Vs May 2
9
41% Jan
51%
25%
37%
36
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
11
17% Jan
15% Dec 15
13
13% Jan
50%
25'A
*
23 Va
6
11
18% Jun
1,300
23
27
Jan
92% Jan
400
3,100
15
23%
11% Sep
41% Jan
46% Mar
42% Oct
15
76%
Texas
8% July
15%
117%
2 8'A
,,
15%
23 Va
24% Oct
6% Jun
15%
76%
25 % Jan
14
5
9% Dec
*15
*116%
15
42%
20
107
15
13,200
52 %
76%
1
Oct
25
5% Jan
15
17%
43%
23%
88
4
Dec
14%
17
116%
47%
16
41
52%
43
1
4%%
6% Jan
18% Nov 26
14
57% Jan
52
76%
52% May
Mar 1*
91 % Apr
7% Dec 29
14% Jan
38% Nov
43%
51%
'
24
Jan
17%
43%
23%
58% May 2
23% Sep 30
26
17%
43 7A
6,300
116%
2
33% Sep
8
11
17%
51%
12%
No par
1
Mar
16%
51%
7,300
100
12
12%
100
Class A 4%%> preferred
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common__l
87% Sep
1,040
*99'/a
*43%
10
common.
12% Jun
14% Jan
41% Feb
Aug
Corp
100
12
17%
20%
30'A
23%
-1
Corp
Corp
Chemical
*99%
12%
12
20
1
Co
48%
17%
38
2C
$4.50 series A preferred
Sun Oil Co common:
40% July 25
11
Jan
Sun
Broadcasting
47%
42%
52%
No par
Storer
39,400
40,200
47%
47%
100
*99
12%
16%
25%
5
Stone & Webster
5
100
20,200
49%
132%
52
37%
prior preference—
41 Va Jun
Oct
101
57c
17
29% July
'Aug 26
9
32
12% Jan
12% Nov 24
July 14
47%
49
130%
42%
51%
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—1
19% Jan
46 %
49%
133%
51%
25%
21% Aug 24
19% Aug 24
47%
47
49%
131
51%
5
23 % May 23
23
49 7A
134%
12
15
6
16 % Feb
49%
133%
*99
—5
Inc
Drug
18% Jan
18% Nov 23
4
Sterling
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc__
5
49%
136%
86 7A
84%
85%
12'A
17%
42%
*14%
1
a.
49%
134%
100
83%
84 7A
84
17%
42%
10
Co
85%
51
5
—No par
L S.
15
8
8% Jan
(The)
Chemical
50
12
Stewart-Warner Corp.
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
6
17% Jan
10% Nov 23
Co
84%
85%
"*99
1
Stanley Warner Corp_____
Feb
20% Dec
42% Feb
85'A
100
Ry Equip Mfg Co
30 % May
11 Va Jan
Mar 30
No par
;
270
81%
8,600
120
.
.
13%
13
13%
5,500
43%
42%
42%
100
'I
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NEW
YORK STOCK
Range (or Previous
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
24
Jan
6
24% Apr
«% jan
5
9 % Feu
14
11
66% Jan
21
Jan
6
8% Dec 28
7% Feb
59% Feb
68 % Dec
3
6
11"
39
Nov
29
35
7
91
Oct
26
79 y2 Jan
13
103
Dec
6
29% Jan
11
46% Dec
6
134 % Jan
6
163% Oct
7
29
17,
61
2a
Jan
37% Jan
4
59% Dec
54% Jan
13
,64% Sep
97
U
3
12
U
20
44
110
39% Mar 14
Sep
51% Jun
23
45% Oct
Jan
Jan
162
Dec
11
6072 Feb
21
17% Jan
3
S
U
S
7 %
18% Aug 24
D S
38 % Mar 16
35% Mar 17
38% Aug
3
.7%
12% Jan
17
15% Jun
2
United
4
11% July 14
10
5
14'/» Apr
21
Dec
98
Jan
27
1% Jun
14
91
1
■
Dec
31
20% Dec
31
16
26% Jun
44% Dec
31
37% Oct
3 '■
8
22 % Jan
12
32% Sep
18
169% Nov
Feb
31
Jan
7
91
Feb
3
11
32% Nov
23
5
83% Dec
31
79
34% Jan
21
42% Dec
31
41'A Mar 14
31% Oct
14
40% Dec
20
Oct
10
35% Oct
convertible
May
18
Universal
4%%
47 % Apr
10
Vanadium
28
11% Jan
4
19% Oct
5
13*7b May 13
lb% Mar
7
Van
7
32% Dec
31
3a% aan
4
39 % Feb
11
5% Jan
4
7% May 19
6% Jan
8
10% Apr
4
30% Jan
8
Power
Van
57% Dec
134
4
89
Jan
20
Jan
4
123
Jan
4
Jan
48% Oct
101 % Jan- 19
25% Jan-
May 17'
26% Apr
33
Jan
3
42% Sep
12
114
'Jan
3
117% Jun
13
10
lul
Jun
21
Nov
9
Feb
101
6
6
Visking
31
,lo% Jan
Oct
21
28% Apr
19
18% Mar 23
31% Feb
5
Vulcan
24
Corp
7 %
2,600
98%
1,370
18
43
*41%
43%
*41%
43%
*42
43
33%
*32%
33%
169%
169 %
*169%
33%
2b %
33
*169%
29%
,*81
1
4678
39%
39%
"29%
46
15
53
*127
38%
46
1%
193/a
42
:
31%
-
*169:
169%
43
169%
50
29%
*29
29%
1,600
82%
29%
*81
*81
82%
46 Va
46%
46'A
1,700
38
39
4b%
38%
37%
373/4
14,800
15%
15%
15%
15%
153/4
6,700
36 %'
36 */2
36%
36
36
83/8
8%
81/4
8%
8%
8%
53%
53%
54%
533/4
53%
127 %
.
54
127
.
*127
•
90%
100
124%
'127
2.9%
29%
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)
124%
90%
34%
*88
35%
124
'
29%
34%
124%
124
200
29
29%
28%
29%
90%
353/4
*88
90%
88
88
35
36 %
353/8
36%
7,800
1233/4
1233/4
800
124
124
1233A
38%
38%
38%
*115%
116%
116
116
116
*116
117
104
*103
104
103
104
*103
104
*103
104
104 %
*103%
104%
103%
104%
*103%
104
*103%
104%
*103%
43%
25
32
5
105
43%
*30
43
*31%
43
38%
38%
381/4
31%
104%
16%
*30
16%
31
1163/4
383/s
*81%
105
83
313/a
103
106
*16%
31
433/4
31%
.31%
/
1051/2
16%
*30
44%
44
431/a
313/4
32%
16%
31
"
106%
106
16%
38%
38%'
4,000
'
43
32
106%
16%
20
7,500
30
115%
100
10
•'
.
*127
*127
38%
*103
„
3,300
29%
115%
100
25
5,300
'
*127
,
„
'
*88
1,400
53%
*127
29%
400
400
32 J/4
14%
15%
36%:
*127
29%
6,200
•-
8%
53%
127%
1%
*363/8
8%
*127
350
*18%
33
♦169
4o %
38%
1%
32%
82%
39%
14%
♦36%
8%
53%
1%
29%
*81
46 %
15%
;
29%
82%
,-
36%
35%
preferred
170
29%
82%
34%
common
r98 %
19
5
.
19%
97%
*96%
1%
19 %
46
(The)___
Detinnlng Co
11
1%
__100
Sep
103/4
*185/8
*81
:
May
11
1%
No par
dividend preferred
48
1,700
11
19%
1
preferred
33
14 %
1%
l
com
122
6
37%
14
*18%
100
3
*37
14%
1%
com
common
11
.
19%
37
14%
19%
Ry com_100
preferred__100
preferred
97%
19%
37
1%
2.50
Jan
■50
-68
16% Dec
6
97%
x97%
2,400
19%
*18%
No par
I Jan
30% Dec 31
30
$5
$4.04
2,700
97 %
$4.20 dividend preferred
Virginian Ry Co common
:6%
preferred
37 % Jan
29
lu6
partic
19%
50
37
2
Virginia Elec & Power Co com__10
lu3% Aug 22
16
div
2,800
50
100
May 23,
Sep 23
71% May 19
:>
6%
165 Va
107/B
3%%
7
28
40% Dec
4
Mar 25
13
146% Apr
Oct
107
4
57
14
1643A
103/8
Co_
preferred
Va-Carolina Chemical
165%
11
Pacific
Victor Chemical Works
Xl64%
10%
8'A
5 %' noncumulative
3
11
51% Mar 29
11
Oct
123
33% Juiy 28
116 J
July 19
25% Jan
12
oan
Jan
166%
10%
*36%
&
166%
10%
Inc
Shreve
152,300
-13%
Co
Chemical
600
55%
19%
2.50
Co
65%
54%
13%
Co
Raalte
65%
56%
37
Corp of America
Norman
49%
65
543/4
19%
10
21
37 7« Jan
94
104 % Nov
2
99
l.s3%
33% Oct
11
152 % Aug 30
11
27
13
28
87% Sep
95% May 26
4
112% Jun
Jun
28% Oct
130
% Mar 26
Light
50
65
13%
:
Vlcks
24
July 30
36% Dec 30
124
26% Jan
13b % Jan
Oct
&
493/8
27
170
900
65
19%
*32%
12,100
50%
13%
41
44%
169%
56%
37
1
230
43%
1683/4
169%
50 %
19%
Inc
Vick
14
127
136
Co
44
4,700
99
55%
166%
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
65% July 21
47 % Mar 15
3
Aug 27
Mar 26
Pictures
43%
13%
common
preferred
99
993A
1673/4
37
Leaf Tobacco com_No par
100
Utah
44
19%
preferred
49% AUg 22
99%
73
373/4
91
65
166%
*65
98
37 aA
*90
65%
166%
'
*70%
38%
91
19,500
57%
56%
*96'
73
38
13%
preferred—No par
Paper Inc
26
*10
99%
2,200
9
25 %
*70%
73
2nd pfd_5
noncu
*8%
26
38
37
convertible
8%
28% Jan
126
Wall
*8-/a
50%
50%
65%
57%
165%
25
Stockyards Corp.
4%
166
Shares
22%
9
167
43%
44%
167
21%
25%
26%
1
noncumulative preferred
United
44
65%
No par
common
99%
99%
166
9
the Week
Oct. 28
22%
21%
91
37%
*90
56%
100
.
Universal
170
18% Jan
63% Jan
!
;
45%
*70%
38%
91
99%
50
4
35
25
Jan
va
49%
50
16%
3
56% Mar
23
161
com__50
Mln
73
37%
*90
167
preferred
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
26% Mar 15
26
44%
166%
;
Tobacco Co
$6
3
16
Aug
&
United Stores $4.20
14
3% Jan
26
10
30% Feb
16
Jan
154
100'/4 Ju.i
May 26
5
25%
27%
*70%
38%
100
preferred
Corp common
preferred
13% Nov 23
4
1st
preferred
Steel
4
5
73
37%
22%
*8%
9
26%
Friday
Oct. 21
Oct. 26
22%
Sales for
Thursday
Wednesday
22%
*8%
26%
*70%
1
common
Smelting Ref
1%
23
24
1% Jan
26
10
preferred series B
noncum
26
11% May 12
9
'8%
5
*22%
99
Jan
73% Jan
10
A-
22%
99
Jan
Jan
preferred
22%
100
7
.
1
91
16% Jun
6% Jan
Oct. 25
*90
35
<
common
Rubber Co
Monday/bcto6er ^1,
.
SALE PRICES
AND HIGH
Tuesday
Oct. 24
100
U
20
167% Oct
S
Monday
,
S Plywood Corp common
33A% preferred series A
8%
18
68% Sep
62% Sep
156% Mar 14
27
18% Oct
4
11
11
Co
Pipe & Foundry Co new
Playing Card co
U S
22
172% Jun
40% May 16
143
~
Par
3% Yc
9
18
157 % Jan
Lines
3
U
bcp
75% Mar
19
aan
16
Sep
S
4 % 'jo
93% foep
fa4 % Mar 21
24
70 % Jan.
D
15
19
20% Dec 29
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
21% Oct
13% Mar I I
YORK
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1954
I,nwe«fc
.
*30
433%
31
500
2,000
16%
*30%
•
1,000
315/8
1043/4
*16V4
16%
.
20
—
30%
600
*"*—***
w
Mar 26
60
76
Dec
Mar
11% Aug
24
Jun
3
27% Dec
51
Jan
5
72
5% Jan
4
19% May
-
2
13
4
Dec
23
74% Jan
19
85%. Mar 25
Wabash RR
3
12% Jan
3
l*%>Mar
7
31
27% Jan
3
31% May
9
Waldorf System
Walgreen Co
9
'66% Apr
27
7% Jan
10
6
15% Oct
8% Dec' 6
27% Dec
81% Sep
11
14
Walker
16% Aug 31
24% Jan
3
'
106
Oct
30
100% Aug
10
Jan
19'
12 % July 15
10% Jan
5
13% Jun
19
21% Sep
18'A Mar 14
22% Sep
105% Dec
5
20
14
Jan
4
11
30 % Jan
4
17
30% Jan
■
37
12
25% Jan
30% Mar 14
22
29
>
39
21
,
42
39
14
13% Jan
Dec
43% Dec
52% Dec
«
Dec
Feb
'
39% Oct
1
(Hiram)
G
40
23
39
Jan
29
32.
Jan .5-,
4
24 % Dec
20
19% May 14
9% Jan
5
26 % Dec
2
17% Dec, 17
4
14% Dec
6
13% Jan
6
2 % Apr
30
3% July 21
2% Jan
6
^24%
Jan
27,
9
5
43% Dec
8
77% Jan
5
96% Dec
22
-85
17% Feb
16
23% Dec
17
20
% Dec
8
33% Apr
'
13% July 26
19
•
•
Feb
23% Mar 14
Jan
96
Jan
-
383/4,
51%
No par
39%
40
39%> 40
139%.
40%
Wash;WaJ*r Power__V
Waukesha
Motor
Wayne Knitting
Webster
17
Mills
9
Wesson
3
4
West
12
West
$4
1
Oil
&
57
37%
22%
22%
38%
-
A
i
Co
40
"37%
"37%"
37%
37%
37 aA
223/4
22%
22%
*22 %
22%
600
18%
1,400
*22 %
22%
22%
22%
17%
173/4
173/4
18
18'A
17
17
17
17
17
17%
17%
3%
3 %
36%
36%
600
6,100
37%
17%
com__2.50
40%
*22 %
*22%
23
3%
17,100
22%
23
3%
300
56 3/4
22%
18
3%,
15,800
48%
*393/8
23
*16%
,9,000
51%
40
:«
18
5
Snowdrift
*47
52%
1,000
:
<
'
22%-
*
38%
.
48%
513/4
5
1
3 Va
-
t
3»/8
3%
,
•
18
300
*16%
i
17%
400
3%
■
3%
3,200
36%
36%
36%
36 3/8
37
85%
86%
86%
86 3A'
86'A
86%
86
86
23
22%
23
22
22%
22%
223/e
21%
22%
2,500
21%
21%
21
21
21'A
20%
23
23
23%-
6,600
26%
7.200
No par;
Kentucky,Coal Co
West Penn Electric Co
;
West Penn Power 4%%
36%
86%
22%
4
preferred
Sugar Corp
86
1
convertible
Indies
37%
22%
10%
20%;'
1
Investment
Welbilt Corp
Jan
37
5
Wayne Pump Co
9
No par
Co
h
-
100
10%
20%
393/8
38%
1,800
1033/4
11
48 "A
■
2,700
1,100
-
20%"!
20"
48
14,500
IOVB
*102
1033/4
♦10%
39%
51%
5
26%
26%
26%
*2034
.
26%
37
37
15
113
Apr
7
26J/4
27
15
106
pfd
100
*112
Apr
27
113
4.20%
112
*111 %
112
*111%
series
B
100
105% Jun
10
*102%
103%
4.10%
*102%
103%
*102%
103%
*102%
103%
*102%
series
C
100
*102%
104
*102%
104
*102%
104
*102%
104
*102%
104
99% Feb
4
41% Nov 29
24% Jan
4
18% Dec
30
19
35
31
49
Sep
14
106% Aug 12
'
110% Oct 29
110
Jun
14
Jan
167/a Jan
47% Oct
6
25% Jun
29
31% Oct
4
West Virginia Coal
«fe*Coke
___5
.West Va Pulp & Paper common
5
4% %
preferred
_100
9
Western Air Lines Inc
25
Jun
13
Jan
6
26
68
Dec
29
62
Jun
29
86% Apr
21
17
9
73% Jan
26
Sep 26
28"% Jun
Western Auto
9
"49'/2 Jun
9
65% Dec
22% Jan
4
27%
50% Jan
5
98% May
5
104
Dec
May 14
132
Dec
56% Aug
20
Dec~22
80% Dec
25 Va Jan
53% Oct
28
27
98% Aug
Apr 25
49% July 27
6
31
104
10
4
54% Dec 31
4
96 % Dec
30
.
127
32% Feb
49% Oct
3
30% Sep
53
21
Supply Co common_10
preferred
28
11
85 % Mar 15
29
Dec
7
36% July 28
100% Dec 30
3.80%
preferred
July 29
Wheeling & Lake
Oct
Wheeling
5
Steel
4
10% Aug 16
27% Aug 16
8
Aug
2
31% Sep 13
conv
80% Oct
13
29% Oct
13
White
Dental
6
51% Sep
2
White
Motor
102% July 25
12
26
Jun
18
8
Feb
22% Jan
12% Dec
31
10% Jan
22
6
78'/a Dec
12% Feb
20
6
21
8
39% Jan
23
77% Jan
14
33% Aug
2
147% Dec 16
21% Dec 23
14
40% Apr
30% Jan
19
20 % Dec
7
17% Oct
28% Jan
10
69 % Nov
22
75
Jan
37
"
140
Mar 14
Jun
21% Jan
66
v
Jan
■
14
<
3
7
54% Dec
3
4
53 % Dec
6
4
96% Nov
45% May 12
43% Oct *11
8
92% Jan
116
Jan
7
77
Jan
12
192% Dec
6
159
Nov
12
86
11% Oct
8
94
6% Jan 22
Oct
Sep
Wilcox
15
2
11
3
Oil
Wilson
&
20 J/2
26%
25%
25 5/8
130
26%
25%
26
55%
57
100%
56%
545/8
553/8
*99%
1003/4
*128
51%
102
128 3/a
51 %
102
*128 I
27%
273/8
2 7 5/e
80
80
80
28%
28%
28 5/a
283A
40%
39%
40%
100 Va
100%
10%
103A
100
50 %
513A
102
80
Winn
102
102
9
Wisconsin
8
Woodward
Iron
52% July 20
59% Mar 30
Woolworth
6%
Feb
17
31
*82
25
-
31%
19%
30%
*101
103
46%
68%
45%
69
59%
60
20%
20%
25%
26
*81%
Public
31%
Service
Pribr
69
preferred
Prior
pfd
4,700
21,500
10,700
26
53'A
543A
100'A
55%
100
100 v*
300
50 3/4
12,000
126,500
*128%
51%
50%
102
102
,
27%
8,900
793/s
80
80
80'A
80
80
1,300
29
29
29
29
29
40
40%
3.9%
40%
40%
.40%
*100
100 %
100 %
100%
100 3/4
100"%
170
10%
10 %
10%
6,000
263A
26%
27%
26 3/a
27
500
1,800
-
103/8
10 3/a
10y4
*243A
2 5'A
*24%
25%
*243/4
25%
29%
29%
29 %
29%
28%
30%
11%
11%
115/8
113/4
11%
113A
25
82%
*82
13'A
13%
13%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
13 J/4
23%
23"%
233/e
235/8
23 3A
23%
23V4
23%
34
34
33%
34
33%
33'A
33 '
*143
145
.
.
22%
*143
22%
104
*22%
145
.
23
•
*143
1033/4
*33
33%
145
*143
22%
22%
22%
<
1033/4
*82
82%
102
103
103
82%
*80
*143
145
223A
22%
104
103
48%
49%
48%
493/8
483A
49%
48 3A
49%
48 3A
10
45%
45%
453A
46%
45%
46
45%
45aA
45
98
series__100
98
98
98
*97
175
*166
175
*166
conv
series_100
♦164%
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
No par
93%
93%
94
95%
5
9%
10%
*9%
10
■
95%
9%
_
98
»97i/4
j
175
„
96
*166
.951%
oot
93/4K.
9%
.
300
1,200
9,700
131/4
23%
104
140
350
102
*28%
_10
4%%
4% %
1,100
60%
13%
10
common
4,100
203/4
23%
Corp__10
Co
9,200
453A
10
Co
4,400
103
1
preferred
10
193/a
12
11%
82%
19%
30%
*29%
12%
500
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10
Worthington Corp
11
7
25
12
No par
(F W)
103% July
25
*30
700
>47
109
1
100
13
212% Apr
20
No par
common
Lovett Grocery Co
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
100% May 18
10%
&
24% Sep
Sep
10%'
1
-
*128
50 5/s
102
,
543/8
100
*993/4 100%
51%
27%
5
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12
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100
Co
CO
preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
27% Aug 31
36% Aug 18
118
60%
21'A
V*40
common
$4.25
,
7
Mar 22
9% May
28
13% Aug
9%Jtfar 18
60
20%
100
Sewing Machine
Prior preference
14
86
18% Mar 21
30
61%
213/8
1
preferred
68
68
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61
21%
130
20
common
White
Mar 10
14 % Apr
5
Co
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45%
61%
56%
100
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25
Jan
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46
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109
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40
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108
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112
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51%
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12
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7% Mar 30
22% Jan
6
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31
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preference__No par
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp common._5
4%% conv preferred
80
104
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series
20%
263/4
112
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103
45
Westlnghouse Electric common_12%
27
95
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Union Telegraph
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
77
25% Oct
27
30%
100
45
47%
108 %
20%
Western
15
130
11*
96% Jan
'
103% Mar 18
May 23
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15
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5
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5
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107% Jun
16
21% Mar
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3
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4
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15
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Foundry & Pipe
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Washington Gas Light Co
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Jan ,-6
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56% Oct
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62% Mar
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&
5 Va % preferred
Wardell Corp
Warner Bros Pictures
21
81%
29%
-
10
Warner-Lambert
26% Jan
100
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Walworth Co
13
9
preferred
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3
13% Jan
>00 % Aug
4%%
82i/2
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7,400
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145
22%
,
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27% Apr
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13
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Aug 24
61% Jan
51% Jun
20
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May
27
Dec
3
23% Oct
25
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Jan
11% Jan
9
67% Jan
6
15
Dec 31
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Jan
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26
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15
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convertible
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May 20
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Jan
18
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5
134
no sa*es on this day.
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changed
May
9
10% Mar 23
from
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Products Corp
tin receivership,
Hayes
-No par
126%
126'A
126%
127%
1
7%
7%
7 3/a
7%
Zonite
Mfg.
or
Corp.
petition
has
been
filed
for
the
company's
reorg anization.
123
7%
a
1213A
125
1213A
7%
7%
7%
Deferred
delivery,
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value,
121
7%
1213A
1,300
7%
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wid When
distributed
1955
Number 5477
Volume 182
.
.
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New York Stock
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108
Feb
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102.16 Aug
102.8
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97
101.16 Jan
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102.28 Feb
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99.10 Feb
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.
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19
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-
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Issue—
Corporate Stock
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Bid & Asked
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Last
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104
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101
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25
44
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s
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15
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119
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100 Va
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1972—-i—
RR
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96
100
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1975_April-Oct
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95 Va
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1970_May-Wop
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70
71
64
93%
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1975_Way-Nov
93
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96
74
99
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120
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101
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105
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1976-Jan-July
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106
1961_Way-Nov
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1961
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106'/a
93%
101
1 April-Oct
1959—
mortgage 4s series RR
107%
94
35
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1951
debs
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conv
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105
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100
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59
92
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75
86
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95
96
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103
106
81%
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1960
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16
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100
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Atchison Topeka &
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1967
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166
96
May-Nop
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42
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98
100
102%
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.
20
8%
140
INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
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—
99%
98 %
83
83
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debentures 1966
99%
95
98%
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1965—
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166
81%
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1967
American Tobacco Co debentures
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101
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RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
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.
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Volume 182
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
OCTOBER 28
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
Last
Period
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Stock
Bonds
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Oregon
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—
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8 A 7s
103
97%
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98%
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April-Oct
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_Jan-July
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May-Nov
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— Feb-Aug
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April-Oct
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70
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70
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,
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:_June-Dec
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—--—:_Mar-Sept
Colorado
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80%
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96
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1993
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Bid & Asked
I
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s
WEEK
Week's Range
Last
Period
FOR
Monday, October 31, 1955
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101
105
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182
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Number 5477
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Financial Chronicle
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81
115
,Y
'
«'.♦*:
-
143
101%
101%
92-'%
94
4
100
98%
99'%
99'%
04%
?.
/;
*107%
__
—
103'% 103'%
92'%
15
93%
34
92'%
*100%
100 »A
104-
110
101
,
—
—
„
105'%
107%
~2
103
103
*100%
94%
101'%
95%
105
92%
100
^
1024
'
'
87%
84%
87%
83
94
94
93%
71%
66
66
87%
April
*86
.
series
I
Shore
first
registered
4s
2361
66
income
debentures
ser
A
1981
2%s
-
.70%
71%
48
21
173
Jan-July
76%
104%
99
102%
97%
105'% 105%
93%
78
67%
101
100
*93
106'%
68%
6
102%
*99'% 100'%
May
97
103 »/8
103%
22
70
70
,101
Mar-Sept
1971
104
101
103% 104%
Jan-July
1984—
Corp
1
;
Apt-Oct
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
§ A 1st mortgage 6s ser A 1953-
85%
125%
71
73
95
*96'%
101
88
99'A
"94%
102%
103'% 103'%
*100% 101
103%
88%
*91
..
guaranteed 2361—
Jan-July
.——Jan-July
ser A 1969— April-Ocf
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s
94
*91%
1966—-.Jan-July
1979
.
103%
93%
97%
107
92%
174
152%
97%
174
.
First 4y2s
(Oregon Lines) A 1977
Gold
4%s
1969—i——
Gold 4%s 1981——
106 JA
105%
San-Fran Term 1st mtge 3%» ser A
'75—June-Dec
Southern. Pacific RR Co—'>
'
v,
Devel and general 4s
series A
1950
105
105
107%
8
—
*
—
104 >/2
'
"85%
86
'
*
9
.
85%
83..
85
98
8
17
121%
1st
2
101 ii
121%T21%
3
119%
4s
1960
121%
r
Yonkers
90
10
100'% 100%
103%
100
—
102%
99
Jan-July
101
103%
Power
2%s
—
1
104%
.91'A.
..
78%
80
35
78'%
1
74%
87!
i
90
95
91%. 91%
86%
—_—MarrSept
1971—1
"100%
Jan-July
'
c
Electric Light &
80
May
2%s -1976—June-Dec
1979
78%'
80
78%
Jan-July
i
4%s inc ser A Tan 1 20291-
mortgage
♦100'%
100
Co—
Wisconsin Public Service 3 %s
105
101
first
RR
Electric
104%
-
B
Central
mtge
First
;
102 y4
ll
Co
00
100% 100%
Jan-July
April-Oct
mtge 4s series A 2004—
Gen
Wisconsin
134%
lOO^a
101
101%?
101 hi
101 hi
128%
2
101
1956-,.—April-Oct
&
3%s series D 1967
first mortgage 3s 1958-
Winston-Salem S
90,
14
93%
-85
,
130%. 130%
100 A 100 A-
100 A
Div first gold 5s
1996——Jan-July
New Orleans & Northeastern RR—
r*
100%
"
86
85
—April-Oct
Wilson
107
100
First mortgage
Wisconsin
,-*53%, 94%
Devel and general 6s series A
1956—April-Oct
DeveL and general 6%s series
A
& Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970——Mar-Sept
107%
54
105% 105%
*100%
Memphis
-
48
>
FirstsMortgage-2%& sesries E 1986—;-l—Jan-July;
First mortgage- ^As -serieo F 1996_
Jan-July
First mortgage -2%«>
series-1961—_—Jan-July
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Jan-July
■"
*89
Wheeling
Mar-Sept
—May-Nov
May-Nov
100'A
X
100%
103%
7
92
Power:2%s' 1976Uan-JuZy
93%
,
Joint
3%s
1977—„———_i—May-Won.
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s
•3y8s
1983_
91%
———May-Nov
.•Standard Oil
first gold 4%s 2013^^—-April..
Products 5s conv.
1967..—June-Dec
(Indiana)
3y8s
conv
Standard Oil
92
*98%
Internal
Coil
7
*102%——": —
debs-1985——April-Gcf--
debentures
ASpokane
Standard
113%
(N J) debentures 2%s
1971—May-Nov
2%s debentures 1974
:9iy8
Jan-July
95
16
90'A
6
75%
'
34
116%
113
503
92%
28
91%
*96
96
99
,
"85
91
91
1982i__April-Oc^
—V
__
83
sale
included
included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale not
n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range,
r Cash sale
not
in
the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
by maturity.
•
.
..
reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 of
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
ABonds selling flat.
...
.
tCompanies
123%
90%
delivery
§ Negotiability impaired
113
109%
Deferred
a
included in the year's range,
not
85
94%
95%
97
,
101
91
99%
.
a
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
weekly
In
the
following extensive list
we
furbish"
and
record
yeakly
a
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
Oct. 24, 1955, and
ending Friday, Oct. 28. ' It is compiled from the
report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
whether stock or bond in which
any dealings have occurred
during the current year.
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Wire
Acme
Adams
Aero
Supply
Agnew
Air
1
common
Stores
1
Shoe
1
Stores
Manufacturing
5
see
150
9%
600
3%
33A
10%
1
page
28'A
10%
4
1,300
4%
28
Jan
1
Jan.
9
Last
Jun
Mar
38
Jan
Ajax
10
Sep
Alabama
3'% Aug
7'A Mar
6'%
Petroleums
Gas
Corp
Jan
Alabama
Great
Alabama
Power 4.20%
Jun
Oct
123A Jan
9'A
1,100
73A
8%
9
600
8%
Oct
10
Sep
Alaska
Range
for Week
Shares
.
2
Southern
preferred
Airlines Inc
Algemene Kunstzijde N V—
Amer dep rets Amer shares.
Range
since Jan.
Low
High
13%
1
High
Jan
35%
Feb
23%
1,000
3/4
%
5,700
%
Jan
1
Apr
34 %
36%
5,400
27%
Jan
37
July
23
23
36
50c
Ltd
July
14% July
8
1,700
10
1
Inc
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
Airfleets
5% Mar
10%
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
High
7%
9
9
28
Friday
Low
5,900
9%
.
footnotes
7'A
28'A
3
OCTOBER
STOCKS
Range since
High
*
common
Associates Inc (N J)
Way Industries Inc
For
Shares
63A
*9%
ENDED
for Week
Low
63A
10
Inc
Manufacturing
Surpass
Ainsworth
Air
Co
Hat
Alloys
WEEK
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Aluminum
Acme
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
FOR
*
96'%
v
series A Jan 1981
3%s
Power
Westinghouse Electric
119%
78 %
—
April-Oct
Jan-July
1—_—April-Oct
2003
5s
May-Nov
1st mortgage 3%s series C
;
97%
111
1982—
-
West
94'A
205
II
I 1981—June-Dec
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s
5s
114%
ser
w
112%
90%
V.
*—
Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1991—April
First mortgage 3 %s series B 1971——,
Feb-Nov
Walworth1 Co conv debentures 3'As 1976—May-Nov
4s
9
*—
1995
101'A
110%
98%
1978—Mar-Sept
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Augr
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—-Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974—
—May-Wow
103 y«
96%. 101%
90 y8
95 y4
25
J
ser
1975—Mar-Sept
1979—June-Dec
H 1980
Mar-Sept
ser
.S;
'
114%
77
*100% -w
,
•
'
y4
'
'
*
122%
121
-
^
*93%
1958—
Gen mtge 4s income
967/a
■
113%
__
-98%
1973—June-Dec
3%s
mtge
June-Dec
1957—May-Nov
83
-
Wabash RR Co-r-
63% : 82%
-127%
'1*107
—
ref
f
103%
92
79
*97 y8
'
—
2%s
-v.-;:
96%
160 y8
125
mtge
83
83
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C 1973—April-Ocf
103 %
100
5
1969
Virginia & Southwest first gtd
100
94%
June-Dec
Co—
Virginian Ry 3s series B
-
qq 7/«
'...*72%
•
ref
103%
103%
100% 100%
II
and
First consolidated 5s
94%
95
1951—1-
4s series B
Power
&
108%
.
-I
C
1st mortgage & Refund 3%s
113% 119
<*.
98%
*
1970——Jan-July
:
series
117
99%
99%
*94%
—Jan-July
J.——-Feb-Augr
-Jan-July
...
assented
105
*100
*
•-J
—June-Dec
,
98%
ApriZ-Oct
A
100%
*92
1
—
__June-Dec
1963——April-Oct
Telephone <& Telegraph Co—
debentures
1
—
Mar-Sept
2%s
103 3A
92'A
1976——May-Nov
1947
A
series
112
*113% 117%
gtd' 5s
debentures 1979—_—.1—
debentures
1985—C——'
100 >A
109
*—
__
1951——,
Mar-Sept
Corp coil, trust 7s 1941i-Feb-Augr.
Ala
91
"
Sinclair Oil Corp 3'As convil983_—_<_
Jan-July
Skelly Oil 2V4s debentures >
1965——i——Jan-July
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2y2s 1976
—4
_June-Dec
South
90%
105 »A
♦100
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs
1982—:—April-Oct
fShell Oil 2 %S' debentures 1971———
April-Oct
SASiemens & Halske 0%s
J§ASilesian-Amer
98
100'%
*96
April-Oct
—-
debentures
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E
First and refund mtge 3s series F
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G
1st
*105
1989—May-ZVop
V
—;
101%
15
—
95%
—Jan-July
1972——Feb-Aug
3%s
Vanadium Corp of America—
3vbs conv subord debentures
88%
•
30
94%
%.(
2%s 1966—
series
Virginia Electric
98
113y8113%
*
April-Oct
1st
Line RR Co—
mtge 3s series B 1980—_j_
3%s s f debentures 1977—
93%
100%
104% 105%
104 %
—Jan-July
1972
fund
assented
3%s
19
100
92%
113%
.
1st
9
2
95'%
Participating ctfs 4%s 1968—_————Jan-July
99
87
—
'
99
'
„
81
—
*90%
First 4s bond certificates 1989_
May-ZVoP
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
1989_Pan-July
Paul & Duluth first cons
gold 4s lS68.June-D'ec
St Paul Union Depot 3y8s B 1971—
Scioto V & New England
trust
Vandalia RR consol gtd
95 y2
St
Seaboard
106
97
102
18
103%
—April-Oct
Jan
debs
6%s sinking
1517/8
1997————
4%s
St Louis-Southwestern
f
debs
3%s
♦—
Ry Co—
mortgage 4s series A
97
94%
*100%
Mar-Sept
—
Rubber
3%s
*—
_Mar-Sepf
1996_Jan-July
gold 5s
1996———:
St Louis-San Francisco
1st
1971—
—
6%s sinking fund mtge series A
-ApriZ-Oct
1st
coll
&
s
S
6%s
150
148
s
3s
97
94%
Mar-Sept
2%s
2%s debentures
2%s debentures 1967
United Steel Works Corp—
97%
140
& Electric
Corp—
mortgage 4y2s series D 1977—
-Mar-Sept
General mortgage 3y4s
series J 1969—.
-Mar-Sept
St Lawrence & Adirond'k
mtge
sinking
U
.
General
Saguenay Power
47'A
100
100
98
100'% 100'%
May-Nov
1970-—June-Dec
'
1977
Corp
4%s
164
171
Gas
3%s
101 y4
♦170
24%
June-Dec
1970
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
86%
97%
—Feb-Augr
Rochester Gas
1980
1975
debentures
United
99%
81%
♦—
debs
conv
86
68'%
57
25%
102% 103
102%
—May-Nov
2%s
tr
67
99'%
*—
Mar-Sept
2%s debentures 1976
-Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4%s s f debs 1973
April-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—April-Oct
4
•—
& coll
24%
25
100%
99 3A
71%
*99
QQ
104%
96%
21
Union Pacific RR—
10
-May-Nov
,
1961—
Union Oil of California 2%s debs
3s
134
100 %
71
71%
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
97%
97%
20
10!
100 »A
135%
101% 105 V4
96
*—
—
97%
3
% 135%
103'/a 103%
103%
1985—Jan-July
1974——June-Dec
1968
216 Va
99
98
98
*97
135
U
mtge
100%
97
103
98
46
June-Dec
E
ser
3%s
mtge 3%s 1982—;
Q*S
94
100
—
100% 101
1970—ApriZ-Oct
1990—April-Oct
C
2000—
3%s
1
'
1st
82%
-May-JVou
.
'
:
1st
97%
97%
series
5s
Orleans
105'/a
100%
99%
-Jan-July
-Jan-July
Power Corp—
M
New
143%
82%
—Feb-Aug
1950—
of
101%
96%
*94%
123
112%
*112% 123
Jan-July
April-Ocf
—May-Nov
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971—May-Nov
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
3%s
sinking fund mortgage 1946
refund
and
RR
205
Jan-JuZy
1975—
3%s
gold
100
ioi y2
♦97% 104%
June-Dec
Mfg Co 3%s debs
Rheinelbe Union—
3y4s series B
M
first
136
♦—
,
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
1st
Reynolds
Pacific
& Ohio Cent ref and
3s
May-Won
2019
C
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs
97
100
100%
99
94%
94%
*98
1 AThird Ave Ry first refunding. 4s I960—_Jan-July
AAdjustment income 5s Jan 1960
April-Oct
no
92%
4s series
refund M
and
Tol
II
M
First
Texas &
103 y8
♦105
1968—Jan-July
1964
and impt
First
101%
102 y8
105 y8
.
93
Texas & New Orleans RR—
May-Nov
1972
debentures
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Term
refunding mortgage 3'As 1983—April-Ocf
Quaker Oats 2%s
110%
99%
II
103 3A
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
General
96
High
105 V*
y5
93'%
96%
98
100
Low
No.
—
*94
94%
Jan-July
May-Wop
109%
Texas
♦100
1966
1972-
1
j»n.
Sold
High
*103%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1973
110%
98%
♦105% 108
Bonds4' Range since
Friday's
103%
102
45
or
Bid & Asked
109
87%
100% 100%.
Mar-Sept
debentures
2%s debentures
debentures
1973
108
100% 100'/a
♦93%
2%s
debs
108
♦102
♦102
37/8s
107%
91
Sale Price
104
108
♦90y2
refunding mortgage 5s
2037—_Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s
1972—May-Nov
refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979-June-Dec
First and
101%
102%
—
109
♦108y4 109
Feb-Augr
Jan-July
:
Electric & Gas Co—
3s debentures 1963—
First and
refunding mortgage 3'As
First
2%s
108% 109 y4
Mar-Sept
1977
Service
Chemical
Sunray Oil Corp.
June-Dec
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
Public
Stauffer
Swift & Co
—
Last
Period
Low
Refund
1083A
ApriZ-Oct
_April-Oct
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
High
95
109
June-Dec
Pipe Line 23As 1970
Potomac Elec Power 1st
mtge 3'As
First mortgage 3s 1983
First mortgage 2%s 1984
103 y4
♦102%
Feb-Aug
1974
Plantation
100%
100%
Low
♦108
June-Dec
1962
C
96%
G
No.
Mar-Sept
Ry—
Ashtabula
B
2
100% 100%
1964-May-Nov
1984
&
series
BONDS
98 34
*—
record
*
New York Stock
98%
3%s 1964—_May-Now
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s
1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967—
April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Ry Co—
Pittsburgh Youngstown
Jan. 1
Ry—
Cine Chicago & St
Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s
series A 1970
General mortgage 5s series B
1975_:
General mortgage 33/8S
|
Range since
Sold
High
noi y8
bond
OCTOBER 28
Friday
Bonds
Low
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser
G
1957—May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser
H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser
I
1963—Feb-Augr
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s
,
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Phillips Petroleum 2%s
debentures
1964—Feb-Aug
Pillsnury Mills Inc 3%s s f debs
1972
June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake E"rie
2%s 1996—June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St
Louis
FOR WEEK ENDED
Week's Range
(1827)
:: •
^
50
140
103
25
63A
7
2,300
41%
45
500
103
100
1
41'A
Jan
100
Mar
5
May
36%
Jan
35.
...
-
-w-trsaca-v
*
■
^
160'% July105% Jan
8%
51
Sep
Sep
31
The Commercial
32
and£Financial Chronicle
Monday, October 31,1955
...
(1828)
american stock exchange
range for week ended
Friday
last
stocks
Sale Price
Stock Elfll>b|t
Par
.100
6
414
1
-1
10
6%
2,200
10
6%
4%
4%
1%
"6%
13%
5%
5%
99'/a
99%
98
American
preferred
American Thread 5%
Tractor
American
Sep
40%
Feb
Mar
95
1,300
23'%
100
16%
Company class a
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd—
4%
14%
~5%
5
20c
23% Jan
29%
Apr
Jan
4%
32
4 v2
15%
8,500
20%
100
40
July
37%
Jan
21% July
4% Feb
*
13
5%
6%
8,000
5%
3%
11,700
218
10%
8%
2
14%
14%
14%
2.40
11%
11%
11%
27,100
15%
Oct
21
Aug
16% Jan
2}g
3
10%
4% Jan
1,000
14%
Oct
33% May
14% Sep
2,950
Sep
July
Oct
7%
900
200
Anchor Post Products—
Jun
300
10,9<i'}
20%
5
Oil
42%
27
16%
1%
Jan
24%
Xl5
Sep
Oct
62%
500
35%
1%
29
28%
34%
Feb
Jan
27
35'/a
38
July
Apr
500
8%
10 %
17%
23%
7%
Jan
50
50
62
23
28
8
Mar
13% July
u July
fl jun
300
27
24
Jun
62
23 %
100 % May
9% Mar
1,300
Feb
9% Mar
Oct
Oct
4ft
Apr
Jan
16
~
Sep
Sep
12
Oct
Jun
5
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
shares
"a"
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
Appalachian Elec Power 4%%
Argus Cameras Inc
pfd—100
Louisiana
Arkansas
4.72%
Feb
13%
Sep
Jan
Apr
111
Aug
24%
25%
4,100
22%
Oct
32
30%
32%
8,200
27%
Sep
38%
16%
16%
17%
11,100
Apr
Apr
17% Oct
14% May
•
2.50
dep rets reg
Food
Tel
Associated
(ex
7%
Sep
Jan
2,500
31%
31%
2,000
24% Mar
34%
29%
31%
of
1
America
_1
3%
12,800
Carnation
Carolina
div
arrear
Co
29%
200
18% Jan
2%
5%
3%
2,100
3,600
Jun
1 '53 & $41 on Dec
Fisheries
'53)—•
22
105
105%
1%
•
80
1%
1,100
41%
105
1
1,100
19%
1
1
41
Castle (A M)
Catalln Corp
Conv
18%
19%
26,000
10%
10
10%
5,900
Central
3.50%
Power &
Convertible
Charts
of
Co
City Auto
Products
American shares
Airlines
Community
24% Mar
15% Jan
13%
Oct
Jan
Vtc
ext
to
Sep
Oct
11% Mar
Feb
32% July
Vtc
ext
to
1965
Connelly Containers Inc..
Electric
Diesel
9%
9il
Jan
12%
16%
163/8
300
15%
Jan
3%
4%
4,100
3%
Jan
29% July
4% Jun
"l%
"if 1
9,600
10%
9%
10%
500
5%
5%
53/4
10,500
1
19%
18%
193/4
1,100
8%
8%
ioo
—20c
—50o
2%
Jun
■
200
2% Jan
900
500
4% Aug
14% Jan
24%
23%
243/4
6,300
23%
223%
25%
10,600
50
50%
16%
1,500
13,800
25
Benrus Watch Co Inc„
16%
14%
9%
93ft
600
9% May
12%
12%
150
11% July
3
•
(s) & Co common
Bohack
(h c) Co common
•
5%% prior cumulative preferred—100
—
"7%
40%
—
5
1
7%
20c
2%
ord—•
*
*
7%
7%
Co
Bourjois Inc
,
common—
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co common
•
*
Co—
63/4
~7%
403/4
7
400
~8%
42%
1003/4 1003ft
800
30
6%
7%
1,900
3%
3y8
200
2%
2%
400
7%
7%
13,000
7%
73ft
2,700
7%
34% Aug
99% Jan
dep rets ord
29
29
29%
4,200
£1
1
33/8
3%
1,500
33%
33
800
16
14
16%
73,500
16%
8,600
15%
18%
18%
10
preferred
Rubber Co common—
16%
1
7%
2.50
'
Bruck Mills Ltd class b
1,500
22%
1
7%
500
14%
20%
22%
1,800
10,200
•
b s f Company
common
Buckeye Pipe Line
18%
7%
14%
1
Bruce (e l) Co common
7%
•
50c
common
preferred
3% May
5% Jan
16% Aug
26% Feb
30 %
July
53% July
16%
Oct
10%
Jan
13% Jun
9%
Apr
8%
Jan
14%
Apr
60c convertible preferred
13%
23%
24
300
1,500
45%
3% Jan
5%
Consolidated
Eastern
Aviation
Electric
Inc
*
10c
—
Power
.
♦
7%
Oct
5% Jan
common
July
page
Jun
6% July
15%
5,500
12% May
19
Jan
15%
600
12%, Feb
18%
Jun
25%
1,400
22% Jan
27% Aug
10%
400
9% Jan
13% Jan
10%
200
10% Aug
4%
2,500
12% Aug
8% May
Corp
.
Inc
35%
3,700
11%
500
11%
12%
1,400
6%
6%
1%
1%
--
6%
6%
1,500
2
1%
2%
13,300
6%
.
■
~
—
.
7%
8% July
3% Oct
26
Feb
4%
Jan
Jun
38% July
9% May
14% Jan
Mar
16
7
July
13% Jun
19% Sep
12%
19
July
19% July
20% July
/—
.
Jun
14%
Feb
15%
900
x10% Mar
5% Oct
1,600
1% Jun
5%
25% Mar
5
Jun
Oct
15%
Sep
25%
Jan
8% Mar
Jan
4% Jan
7%
Jun
2% Aug
5%
Jan
8%
8%
200
8% Jun
13%
Jan
4%
Oct
1%
1%
9,500
1% Sep
4% Jun
%
fl
300
% July
6% Aug
17
900
400
15%
16%
15%
5ft
27
"r-
.
6%
Cuban Tobacco
Apr
32'ft
Jan
15 %
Oct
33%
33%
400
1%
1%
."2 ft
61v
6%
6%
Jan
19%
17% Sep
20% Aug
9% July
Oct
7
OCt
16% July
Oct
5% Oct
-
6% Jan
9%
.
8
Jun
73%
45% May
7 %. Oct
600
8
.
*
common
Curtis Lighting Inc common
Curtis Manufacturing Co (Mo)
**-40%
2.50
4 ftr-
Sep
Ojt
13% sep
8%
8,900
13% Sep
17%
50
25% Feb
700
2% Jan
32
Sep
3% Jun
Sep-
750
16
Oct
24% Mar
110
159
Oct
235
Oct
13% Oct
9% Jan
15,500
17%
190
Feb
41
Oct
6%. Sep
9
Sep
12% Oct
41
40
14
'
—
Oct
24
July
20%
203/4
200
14%
14%
100
.1
—
83/e
9
2,200
10C
'1%
1%
1%
1,500
ift Apr
35
35
50C
50c
36
120
10%
11
9,000
Jau
30
53/» Jan
26
26
100
21%
100
13% Jan
1,500
2% Sep
1—2.50
2.50
Brothers Inc.
Day Mines Inc——
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores common—
Demlein CorporationName changed to Industrial
Enterprises Inc (effective Oct
-
Dennlson
Detroit Gasket
;
&
35
'
9%
—
1
21%
21%
1
2%
2%
2%
5%
5%.
1
Products.^
.10
25c
.
Co Ltd—
.
American dep rets ord reg
Dlversey (The) Corp..
Exploration Ltd
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
" '
1
30%.
1%
30%
112
600
l®<a
5/8
30%
14
May
3% Aug
Jan
11%
13% Oct
Harris
12
15%
15%
5%
13,000
16%
Oct"
""!% OcT
15,200
5% May
3ft Sep
7ft Feb
Feb
May
11%
/4
2ft Jun
■
Oct
4%
Jun
16 34
Jun
6%
Jan
Jun
Jan
25% Au%
15% Apr
10% Apr
500
20% Aug
13% Jun
6%
Apr
11%
700
12%
Oct
4% Mar
6% Sep
33% Feb
19
1,600
12
9
12%
Jan
21%
Oct
32% Sep
9
15%
Oct
Jan
35 % July
~4%
_4%
800
4% Jan
7% May
*1-4
25% Jan
30% July
39%
41%
2,800
36
45
22
j
t
,
41ft
22 ft
8
"
42
55 ft
13%
13
13%
--
—10
Jan
Jun
22 %
"1,600
7%
8%
8,900
41%
42%
200
39% Mar
47% Sep
55%
56%
soo
50
Oct
58%
6,600
13
Oct
17% Mar
19% Jan
7%
Oct
26% July
10
Jen
Feb
(Allen B) Laboratories—
1FH
Common
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
—10$
(The) Co
1
Duiham Hosiery class B common
•
Duro Test Corp common
:
1
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
*
Dynamics Corp of America
—1
Duraloy
L
4 3ft
Jun
3%
Oct
6%
7%
1,200
3%
Jan
9% July
8%
8%
100
7%
Jan
93ft
12%
12%
300
25%
25%
600
—
—
8%
...12 ft
—
,
6%
6%
7
5,500
8%
25
Feb
Jan
133ft
Oct
Oct
30%
Jan
6% Sep
9"% May
44% Mar
20,900
30
4%
600
17%
-*
10
•
———*
Sep
12% Jan
100
5%
8
4%
...
Co
Oct
11%
1% Jun
12,900
—
7.50
Co..
35
28% Jan
600
1%
—w
1———32.5Q
1
Dow
jan
12% Sep
2% Aug
155
3%
--
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock——_•
Power
.!«%
Jan
3
,
6s 8d
—1
2.50
•
Dome
Douglas Oil Company
Brewery Ltd
Dragon Cement Co Inc
Draper Corp common
Drilling & Exporation Co
V
22% Jan
143
100
Manufacturing
$2 preferred
Jan
6% Jan
|
27)
;
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
Detroit Hardware Mfg Co.
Distillers
14%
.
v'
Mfg class A common.—-—5
debenture
10% Jan
20%
14%
; 8%
Daltch Crystal Dairies Inc
DuMont
Oct
26,500
Sep
ig
4,100
66%
.
Jan
5
15%
13%
3,300
:
6%
4
26
14%
20%
.
Duke
350
7,400
Jan
Jan
8,600
6,800
8%
(Md)_—
1—5«f:;l5%... •--14%. 16%
30%
Cork Internat'l "A" partic—•
;30%
- 30%
Drug Co common———.
-25c :v 2"%
2% ...27/.
19%
Crystal Oil Refining common—
—•
16%
16
220
$6 preferred ^
10
'200
200
Cuban Atlantic sugar common
5
VJ3
12% 13%
Crown
Apr
400
11,700
6% Mar
5%
48% July
9% Jan
700
Crown
2%
May
18% Sep
4% Sep
15% July
7
Sep
32,600
Jan
% Sep
12% Jan
■
%
ft Sep
500
4
Jan
3
16
11%
19%
Crown Cent Petroleum
Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd
3,200
14%
Apr
9% Feb
1% Oct
2,200
; 5%
62%
7%
9%
-
I'l 63%
7%
i—1
—1
Milner8c Co—*—
Detroit Steel
2%
3%
July
1
40%
%
15%
19%
6
..5
common
Feb
6%
xl4
Sep
Jan
"
Feb
8
16%
5
4
14%
Oct
—
ft
11%
;
.
1.50
34% July
2%
15%
31%. Jan
Oct
11%
11%
'19%
8
ft
..17
.
dep receipts, (ord reg)—£1
Davidson
Aug
6
14%
Oct
16% Apr
—
.
•
Crowell-Collier Publishing Go
Crowley
Oct
29% Mar
—
..
~
—1
•
,
Cott Beverage Corp
Ltd—
Creole Petroleum
9%
8
12%
35% Mar
Courtaulds
American
Oct
% Apr
:—•
•
5c
common
34
4%
1%
Jan
'
preferred class A
Apr
26
2,200
800
9%
;
20
*
•
.
Reynolds
34%
11%
1
t
-10c **•
Corby (H) Distillery Ltd—
Class A voting,
Class B non-voting—
Cornucopia Gold Mines
$1
1,400
900
4
11,"00
12%
34%
•
10
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
Coro Inc
8%
22%
12%
1.25
Corp..
Continental Commercial
Corroon &
8
20%
12 %
Aviation & Engineering—1
Jan
33
•
1
see
24%
*
Ltd.;
Inc
Davenport Hosiery Mills.
2%
•
Canadian Dreage & Dock Co Ltd.
•
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
—10c
Canadian Marconi
For footnotes
Jan
3,003
9% Mar
9%
•
Ltd
14
8,500
'
8%
.20
;
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc__1
Canadian Atlantic oh Co Ltd
2
Canners
Lines
27% Aug
Feb
6%
5%
Canadian
Feb
21
Feb
4%
26%
;
49%
•
1
preference
Oct
21
1
Dorr-Oliver Inc
5
Cement Co Ltd common
33%
4
--
l
Bread Co Ltd
7%
200
10%
,
4%
•
Camden Fire Insurance
6%%
500
10%
—
•
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Canada
Aug
Julv
8
25%
s."
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
Calvan Consol Oil 8c Gas Co
Canada
3
11
Jan
15
153/8
Dominion Textile Ca Ltd common
__l
Calgary 8c Edmonton Corp Ltd
1% July
Apr
14,300
12V4
34
8
Jan
50c
common
3% Mar
39% Sep
4% AUg
,
*
15%
8
,
21% Sep
%
13% Mar
Oct
9% Mar
27% Mar
19%
-.•..20%
50c
Royalty Oil
Continental Uranium
Driver
10c
Sugar Estate
California
8
Mar
200
2%'
2%
Apr
8
9% Mar
33%
■
10%
•ft
21
Oct
600
,
4%
4%
10
'37% July
17% Aug
,1,100
10%
37
J
"
Sep
Feb
3%
103
c
Corp (new)
50
10
10%
8
16
-
10
36
10
Sep
16% Jan
900
Burroughs (j p) & Son Inc.
l
Burry Biscuit Corp
_12%c
Byrd Oil Corporation common.
25c
6% convertible class a
7.50
Calif
29% Jan
17.
If ft
American dep rets ord shares—3s 6d
Cable- Electric Products
100
Jan
4,200
Sep
1% Mar
25% Aug
11
18%
27%
f| Jan
10% July
10%
24% Sep
20% Jan
300
18
100
25%
5,000
600
10%
94% Mar
Oct
10,600
7%
18%
73
%
10%
10%
2,650
25%
7%
—9
16% Mar
%
22% Apr
7% Jan
2.50
2ft Jan
12 % Mar
23%
10%
7%
10
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Calamba
25%
6% AUg
1,300
.
2% Jan
4% July
12%
24
Burma Mines Ltd—
C 8c C Super
76%
10c
Consolidated Liquidating
Consolidated Mining & Smelt
8%
Company common
Brown Forman Distillers
Budget Finance Plan
Apr
23% Aug
11% Feb
6% Jan
•
Brown
cumulative
6%
6% Jan
£1
reg
American dep rets ord reg
4%
Apr
Sep
May
Sep
Apr
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
Brown
2f| Jan
7%
3
25
__10s
10s
British Columbia Power common
Oct
26
Celanese Ltd—
American
5% Jan
7% May
1,200
Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord reg
British
45% Apr
11 Vs. Sep
9%
Blauner's common
American
Jan
12%
Blum en thai
British
8%
1
*
British American Oil
19% Jun
1
common
Black Starr 8c Gorham class a
Corp
Oct
Sep
5%
1
50o
8
2%
i
Bell Telephone of Canada common
Belock Instrument Corp
4%
12% Mar
16%
Beckman Instruments Inc
Breeze
16%
16%
Bellanca Aircraft common—
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr
Feb
10%
1% Aug
Feb
7%
5%
—
1
Shoe Corp—
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
73
—50c
—
Corp
Continental Car-Na-Var
*
Inc
Scrymser
14
..
1
—1
1956.
14% Mar
i
Borne
13%
6% Jan
Apr
Compo Shoe Machinery—
800
Beck (as)
Inc
Service
Public
Oct
Jun
14,700
Beau-Brummell Ties common
Bickford's
1%
ZIo
8%
1
Oil Company
Bearings
5% Aug
5% Mar
10% Mar
_i
Jan
8% July
Basic Refractories Inc
Basin
1,700
%
—1
31%
1%
Fen
7,800
-
25%
.
•
8%
•
22
6%
6
libs
30%
50o
_
16% Jan
~"l% "\l
Zioc Z~2%
Development ordinary
Consol
;
—
Light 8c Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
Tr
7,900
HI
13%
74%
25%
_•
Co—
2%
55
Banco de los Andes—
Banff Oil Ltd
19%
6% Jun
105%
Aug
7
Aug
4%
Consolidated Engineering Corp
Consolidated Gas
Utilities
5,500
45
4,700
Feb
'
Oct
Jan
2,600
Feb
4%
17
7
Aluminum
Sep
Jan
4%
5
9%
15
6%
4%
—.
Jan
8% Mar
4%
18%
1
98
1,900
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
1
4%
Clary Corporation
1
6%
Claussner Hosiery Co—;—
5
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4 W.J0%
Cliochfield. Coal Corp common
20
37
3% Jan
lc
.
26
13%
1,200
Feb
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas—
Corp
Jun
94
17%
Continental
common.
81%
19%
1
2% Jan
1
Jan
75% Sep
92 % Aug
34
I
Co
Continental Air
Class a
28%
50
18%
—10
1% May
8%
jan
78%
16%
Colonial
21
25%
34
Co
L
100
8%
50
17%
D
500
lc
26%
38
5
•
Stamping
Clark Controller
400
-3
7ft Mar
12% July
12
—
1
4%
Science & Electronic—
Barcelona
Mining
17%
4
68,400
4% Jan
12
5
Club
Oct
6%
77%
12
—5
10
4
4%
Ayshlre Collieries Corp common
Baldwin Securities
;
1
Consolidated
(The)
Jan
6% Mar
8% Mar
1
Circle Wire & Cable Corp
Clark
Apr
14%
Jan
3% Oct
4
5%
10
16%
3%
8,100
5%
18%
10,000
3%
2.50
America
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine
May
4%
6
Jan
5% Mar
5ft Apr
3% Feb
15% Mar
2
-10
preference
Corp common—.
8
1% Jan
,
—10
Charter Oil Co Ltd
Chief
1,500
4,200
11%
10%
100
pfd
Light 4%
Aircraft Co common
Cessna
Chamberlin
5%
16%
;
—100
preferred
Central
Century Electric Co common..;
Century Investors Inc
1
•
Non-voting non-cum preferred
Voting Machine
Automatic
Sep
%
94
1
1
1
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Jun
Power Co—
Maine
5% Aug
10
116
17%
5
5%
17%
10%
*r 3%
6%
series
preference $1.50
July
41
110
142%
26%
1
—
Illinois Secur Corp
Central
•,
10
—1
& Co..
of America
Cenco Corporation
Central Explorers Ltd
13
99% Feb
;
10% Feb
Jan
Oct
100
112
Feb
12
8% Jan
116
Jau
Aug
ft Oct
*
Casco Products common
Colon
on
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlas Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
123
34
27% Apr
8% Aug
2s 6d
1
34% Aug
5%
—
.
.
5%
Oct
10
122
112
122
*
Light $5 pfd
&
9%
J an
2ft
1% July
2
5,300
600
10
9%
....
—*
common
Power
9%
10
j
paid
Atlantic Coast
Baldwin Rubber
5
19.50
1
American dep rets B ord
Carter (J W) Co common—
8% Jan
5%
2ft
Tel—
&
$43
5%
109% May
6%
6
£1
Inc
Stores
Laundries
Associate
Sep
Industries—
Electric
Associated
107
6%
Equipment Corp..
American
Axe
8%
30%
10o
Armstrong Rubber Co class a
July
3%
107
25%
warrants—
Co
Associate
a
120
5
preferred
Armour &
ci
200
Power & Light—
Arkansas
Aro
500
8%
1
co—:
Gas
8%
109
109
5
Fuel Oil Corp—
Arkansas
4%
109"%
4
1
1
Angostura-Wupperman
2%
Carreras Ltd—
21% Jan
100
30
25e
5
Corp
American Writing Paper common
Amurex
5%
Jan
6%
—--1
—100
Hard Rubber Co
25
Laundry Machine.:
-—20
Manufacturing Co com
25
Maracaibo Co
1
Meter Co
—-•
Natural Gas Co 6% pfd—25
Seal-Kap common
2
American
Jan
13
2ft
Sep
3%
13
8,200
1
vtc
Feb
83%
23%
Manufacturing—
1 i'e
15%
700
5%. Jan
21*
lft
19
100
37
37
2ft Oct
25%
2ft
Capital Transit Co
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Sep
3,900
24%
1ft
Capital City Products common
12%
5,300
28% July
2ft
Producers Ltd
1
High
Low
17% Mar
24%
Canso Oil
since Jan.
Range
High
—1
Natural Gas Ltd vtc
Canso
Sep
7%
Mar
9% Mar
1,100
1,200
5%
13% May
Jan
4
3,800
13%
Book Co
American
3,600
13%
Beverage common
American
Canadian
6% May
10
Shares
Petrofina Ltd partic pfd—10
Williston Minerals
6p
Canadian
7% July
Jan
12%
-*
25c
American Air Filter 5% conv pfd
15
§American Bantam Car Co common—1
American
Oct
Jan
4
13%
Industries common
Ambrook Industries Inc
American
Jan
4%
13
Aluminum
American
5%
12,000
for Week
Low
Par
High
LOW
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
since Jan. 1
Range
9%
Pictures Corp..
5%%
convertible preferred
Allied Control Co Inc
—-----J
Allied Internat'l Investing cap stock—1
—3
Allied Products (Mich) commonAluminum Co of America—
100
$3.75 cumulative preferred
Allied Artists
American
Shares
High
9%
j
Alles & Fisher common
American
of Prices
Low
Sales
Week's
Friday
stocks
for Week
9%
Corp
Aluminum Goods
Range
6
Engineering co—
warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
All American
Alleghany
october 28
Sales
Week's
35.
Eastern
4%%
Gas & Fuel Assn common
prior preferred.
Eastern
16
"2%
6%
2%
6%
2ft
6%
6,100
7,000
Jan
1 fz Julv
5% Mar
27% July
3"% Feb
8%
Sep
Malleable
Iron-
Eastern
States Corp
$7 preferred series A.
$6 preferred serler B.
10
,13%
.25
-1
13
.
.78%
.100
29%
21%
.29%
21%
14%
79
700
63%
Jan
81%
Sep
Sep
30 %
150
2&--* Mar
'37%
Jun
23
500
13%
14,600
9% Jan
•1V% Apr
182% 182%
25
172" ' May
168
50
160-
168
May
26% Jun
195
Mar
181%" Feb
Number 5477
Volume 182
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
FOR WEEK ENDED
OCTOBER
28
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range
for Week
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
Shares
'
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Low
Range since Jan.
Low
High
International
1
$2 preferred
Elder
Limited
Mines
Electric
Bond
ElectroData
25
5
Corporation
26 %
26 ¥a
27
1
common
%
13%
13'A
14%
Electrographic Corp
common
Corp
America
1
141/4
Emery
Freight
20c
%'
1
Electronics
9 ¥2
Air
Empire
Empire
of
District
Colp
5%
Electric
Miliwork
$2
Erie
convertible
Forge
07c
Corp
preferred
Corporation Ltd-
Warrants extended
25 ¥2
19,000
10% Aug
5,600
200
16 ¥4
15%
900
11 Yz May
9%
1,800
9'A
105
7'A
%
32
Apr
Ironite
1
17%
Apr
Irving Air Chute.
41 %
8
8'A
200
'ill' "2%
{§•
11.
Aug
9ya Aug
Kaiser
Jan
6%
Kansas
1
May
% Jan
10
15
July
Fairchild
Camera
Instrument
&
Fargo Oils Ltd
—1
Association
Firth
Sterling
Fisbman
.__—*
Fitzsimmons
Flying
Ford
Sep
2ft Oct
Oct
1%
18% Mar
Class
class
A
Motor
Amer
Fox
Fuller
Jan
3% Jan
700
51%
Jan
4%
Oct
21%
7%
7%
129
129
May
Aug
24
Apr
11
5,400
5%
Jan
July
1,500
160
198
Oct
6
3
3
3%
3,300
3
Oct
4%
3%
3%
4
4,500
2%
Apr
6 ¥2 July
18,200
14%
200
5 %
Mfg
•
I
preferred
Gellman
Alloys
General
Builders
14 % Mar
Supply Corp
ord
rets
..
8 ¥2
Jun
Feb
17%
Jun
(Adolf)
Godchaux
Class
I
preferred
Jun
Jun
Apr
3A Sep
Sep
5%
Jan
18%
Jan
Oct
113
1% Feb
107
25
111
105 ¥4
111
Aug
Oct
2%
3,000
2%
Oct
4%
Jan
5
A
513
5,700
5ft Oct
8¥a
Jan
9%
300
28%
29%
13%
14%
15,000
10%
10%
1,200
21 %
22%
400
1%
1%
600
Oct
11% Mar
Mar
16 ¥4 Mar
21
.
450
13%
1%
Jan
9%
31
July
10%
Oct
19¥a May
15% Oct
20
Jah.
24%
Oct
2%
Feb
11% Jan
1%
Jan
Mar
42%
30
40%
Sep
57
41%
70
40
Apr
49% Mar
75%
76 V2
60
75%
Sep
88
1%
1%
53
26%
24%
44
40
1%
8,200
1%
Jan
Feb
1%
Jun
54
270
49
Jan
74%
26%
26%
900
26%
Oct
30% May
24%
24%
100
21
Jan
29'
52
%'
9%
9%
800
15%
16%
2,900
9%
16
3%
31/2
Feb
10V2 July
13% Mar
20 ¥8 July
7%
5,600
3%
Feb
Mar
1
Leases
184
3%
187
300
181
139 ¥2 140
184
2
—1
1
25
Hammond Organ Company
Plywood Corp—
Electric
Light
Co————-1
Harvard Brewing
150
2
19,600
1%
l7/8
33A
11
8%
3%
11
8%
11
__
Oct
Mfg Co
—-——2
Hathaway
Bakeries Inc
1
Havana Lithographing Co_—
—10c
Corp
Dept
Hearn
Stores
Mining
Hecla
E)
<W
Heller
common
Co
Rubenstein
Helena
10c
—*
5
25c
-*
1
100
Inc.——
Bishop
Hazeltine
common
Co
&
common
preferred
preferred
51/2 %
4%
Highie Mfg Co common
5%
convertible preferred
.
&
(R)
Co
Inc
:
4
47 ¥4
47%
I3¥a
5%
Feb
11 ¥a
2.50
25c
Industries Inc
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc.
r.
HoJophane Co common
Hormel
Inc
5
60c
1
*
Mines
Hollinger Consol Gold
Herder's
.
*
15
——
(Geo A)
& Co
Horn
&
Hardart Baking Co
Horn
&
Hardart common
5%
Humble
Hurd
r
preferred
Hubbell
3 ¥2
Jan
May
41*6
Jan
July
18%
Jan
12%
Feb
Sep
11 ¥a
Oct
15 ¥»
Feb
55 ¥4 Mar
61% July
3 ¥8
Jan
800
48 ¥4
26 ¥2
Jan
Hydro-Electric Securities
Bygrade Food Products
48 ¥2
16
Jan
61 ¥2
Aug
1V4.
1¥4
1,200
4
1% Jun
2%
Feb
400
3%
Sep
5¥a
Jan
1,700
4%
Sep
4%
4%
5
6%
Jan
?%
5%
39
2 ¥a
2
¥4
1,500
2%
Jan
5%
5%
15,600
5%
Oct
12%
Jan
3¥a
10
183A
17 ¥2;
9 ¥1
18%
1% Aug
1,500
36 ¥2
Sep
59%
Apr
¥4
600
2 ¥4
Apr
3%
Sep
10 ¥a
4,800
8%
Jan
15%
Feb
39
3
20
300
17 ¥2
600
17 ¥4 Sep
Oct
21
16%
Oct
20
Aug
99
Oct
105
May
76 ¥2
17 ¥4
101
Jan
82
July
100
14 ¥4
Jan
18
Sep
1,300
3 ¥»
Oct
5
Mar
50
101
18
3 ¥4
3%
9%
18
3%
65/a
12'A
6 ¥4
12 ¥2
3%
Illinois Zinc Co common-
19%
191%
Land & Exploration
Louisiana
(The)
Lunkenheimer
Co
29
—
Mangel
Stores
Manischewitz
3%
Oct
4
¥1
Sep
1,200
25 ¥2
3%
Sep
4%
Sep
300
3 ¥2
Feb
5%
Sep
29 ¥4
400
Mar
29 ¥4
Oct
-J-
100
40
400
26 ¥2
15% Mar
xl7
.
15%
47 ¥4
138
20%
104
-
32%
95%
5¥a
8 ¥a
99%
1,200
200
5 ¥a
21'A
18
.8%I
22 J
Jan
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada—5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr 81 Light 4% pfd—100
Industrial Enterprises Inc
!
♦
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co
50c
Insurance Co of North America
5
International Breweries Inc
1
International Cigar Machinery—
•
Industries
A
paep
35.
6A
37%
¥2
800
6%
61*
58,700
x37%
38%
5,200
12
12
8%
8%
4
20% May
(A
McKee
& Co
G)
McWilliams Dredging
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
Mesabi
Metal
Co
Iron
Textile
106'A
9
Michigan Bumper Corp
MJChigan Steel Tube
Co common
Michigan Sugar
6 7c preferred
Oil
Corp $1
conv
7%
10
5%
36
8
30
Co
common.
Abrasive
Midwest
Piping Co
Mid-West Refineries
Co
Wohl
Miller
Jan
Mar
42 ¥2
105
Jan
5%
&
Pwr
Light 5%
Service
Public
pfd
common
Jun.
22
Oct
Aug
Feb
15%
Sep
Oct
Jan
Aug
8ft Jun
42%
Sep
12% July
9
Jun
Jan
8%
Feb
106% 109
2.300
99%
Jan
126%
Jun
9 ¥2
Oct
8%
Oct
Jan
85
100
8 ¥2
4 ¥4 Mar
Jan
Feb
24% May
6%
Oct
25% Aug
36% Feb
Feb
<
4%
Jan
6¥b
Oct
4,900
4%
Oct
6%
Jan
8 ¥2
15,800
6¥a
Sep
9%
Feb
500
12 ¥a
Oct
15
29
700
20
Jan
31 ¥4
11%
400
10%
Sep
13 ¥4 May
8y4
Feb
11 ¥» May
7%
Sep
13%
3y8
Jan
4% Mar
Oct
37% Jan
10%
100
8 ¥4
12,000
3%
300
43A
Jan
Metal Products
cumulative preferred
Mt Vernon-Woodberry
Mills.
Mountain States Tel & Tel.
6%
Muskogee Co common
Muter Company common
100
6%
Jan
50
43 y4
July
46%
68
Mar
96 ¥2 Aug
Jan
X87
575
1%
Oct
Milling
13 ¥4 Mar
83
88 ¥2
5,800
70% May
92%
36 ¥4
36%
200
28%
Jan
41
11
11 ¥2
2,300
10 %
Aug
3%
1,000
~
National
(Mich)
Petroleum Ltd
Rubber
Transit common
Radiator Corp w 1
Neptune Meter common
Nestle Le Mur Co common
New Pacific Coal & Oils
31%
Sep
New
Ltd—
New Park Mining Co
Feb
Process
Co
Feb
Apr
6
Apr
18 ¥a
100
18
Oct
20
May
32
400
19
Jan
32
Sep
37 ¥4 July
45
Jan
»
V
3%
3%
4ft Jan
5% Aug
9%
Feb
11% July
13%
Jan
19%
~9%
~9%
10
2,000
18
18
18
300
12,900
20 V4
Oct
22%
Oct
950
24%
Oct
31%
Jan
19 ¥4
Oct
20%
20 ¥4
22%
25
24%.
26
Aug
19
18%
19 V4
9,700
11 ¥2 Mar
25%
24 ¥4
25%
4,700
21 ¥2
Feb
28%
5%
5%
5%
5,700
5¥a May
7¥a
Jan
8%
8%
9
9,000
7%
Feb
10 ¥»
Feb
48%
48%
51
Jan
62 ¥2
Sep
11 ¥4
11 ¥4
Jan
13
Feb
6,500
300
6
5%
6
1,000
27
8¥s
May
5
11%
Jan
Sep
6¥a July
15%
Oct
14%
15 ¥4
3,2C0
12
18
4,300
12
Oct
1%
Feb
7%
700
7 ¥»
Sep
8 ¥2
Feb
"ll
7%
19% Mar
16%
16%
16%
200
16 ¥2
Sep
1
9%
9%
10%
19,100
9¥a
Oct
17 ¥4
12%
12%
25
12 ¥»
Oct
14 ¥2
Apr
26%
Jan
31
Aug
—
21%
21 A
8%
22'A
5 ¥4
6
*
;100
*
1,500
22
20 ¥s May
7 ¥2
8 ¥a
2,100
6%
Jan
22%
23 ¥2
1,800
22 ¥2
Oct
5¥a
5%
9,200
6 ¥8
1,700
21%
400
6
3% Mar
5 ¥2
Jan
common
Jan
25% Jun
9%
Jun
Feb
33
6% July
6% Sep
Jun
36 ¥2
34 ¥4
-•
—
21 ¥2
125
104 ¥2 105
--
13%
13 ¥4
I3 A
1%
111
1,000
37,300
Oct
17 ¥a
Jan
26
July
Jan
107
¥3 Aug
103
12% Aug
iy2
Oct
22 ¥2
Oct *
15 ¥a
Apr
2 ¥2 May
31 ¥4
Sep
23%
7,200
102 ¥2 102 ¥2
50
98
Aug
80
104
Oct
108
Mar
100
Jan
105
July
22%
105 ¥4 105 ¥4
~4%
*/8
174
175 A
100
4%
910
175%
50
43 ¥2
44
10 ¥4
10 ¥2
1,800
4
4
100 "
3%
3%
300
3%
Apr
165 ¥2 Mar
127
—
400
128 ¥2
r5 ¥2
l7/s
27 ¥2
2
46 ¥2 July
12
4
Oct
July
5%
Jan
3% Mar
3%
Oct
Jan
23%
Jan
116
Jan
146 ¥4
Sep
6%
Sep
2
Feb
5
Oct
Apr
200
25 ¥2
Apr
27%
Jan
176 ¥2
Jan
l¥»
4,400
5% July
Jun
48,800
r5%
.
2
1
5
2.50
10
50c
103 ¥2 July
7%
41
19
Jun
30% Mar
9%
Sep
9%
9%
9%
2,500
7
34%
33%
34 ¥a
600
31
May
39
Sep
5 ¥4
4,800
5
Aug
7
Jan
400
14
Oct
17%
Jan
6%
Oct
Sep
27 ¥2
Jan
4 ¥4
July
5 ¥2
Apr
5
5
14%
5%
17
15
400
6 ¥4
16 ¥a
2,400
17
3 ¥4
5 ¥2
6,600
3%
5%
3%
1
1
1
1
2,700
4 ¥2
16
2%
Jan
4%
Jan
12 ¥2 Mar
25c
2
1
10
1
*
10c
1
30c
1
5
1
New British Dominion Oil Ltd
40c
New England Tel & Tel
i—_—100
New Haven Clock & Watch Co
1
50c conv preferred —
*
New Idria Min & Chem Co
50c
New Jersey Zinc
—25c
New Mexico & Arizona Land
1
11%
Jun
May
14 ¥a
18%
1
Co—1
National U. S.
Jun
20 ¥2
31 ¥2
-4.
Dehydrating &
Machinery
National Starch Products common
National Steel Car Ltd
National Telefilm Associates
National
Oct
3 ¥2 Mar
700
1
National Mfg & Stores common
National
Jan
18 ¥4
700
10
Inc
Brewing Co
7% Mar
1%
N
Corp
National Alfalfa
Apr
8
200
19%
—
Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Nachman
Jan
6 ¥2
36%
——-1
—4
2.50
100
Rights (when issued)
TV Inc
Namm-Loeser's
Jun
6
46
88
preferred series C—
Clemens
Mar
12%
1%
—
Mt
21% May
300
13
-100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
*
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd
•
Morris Plan Corp of America
10c
4.50%
National Research Corp——
4%
35,500
1% Mar
Oct
86
1 A
23 /4
National Presto Industries Inc
2.600
7%
Jan
—
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
1
Molybdenum Corp
1
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
100
4.80% cumul preferred series B..100
Aug
6
28%
Jun
l¥a
17 ¥a
50
July
9% July
—
50c
common.:
Jun
Jan
7%
2%
3,700
5¥a
6%
t87
1
Feb
Aug
27%
2,200
46
•
♦
50c
5
$2 non-cum dividend shares.
Midvale
Mid-West
111%
20%
273A
13% May
Midland Steel Products—
Oct
115% Jan
1,100
3,100
Jan
x57/a
~5%
preferred—*
26%
99%
9%
Jan
11%
1
common
Jan
26 ¥2
8%
.
Oct-
25
300
1ft
31 ¥4
Sep
7%
6%
25c
1
2.50
1
—10
Corp common
National
Jan
5
3 ¥4
...
Jah
19
3%
~6
1
1
1
«
National Bellas Hess common—
Jan
6
ft Jan
% May
19
30
1
Co
Mfg
Menasco
common
& Co
Mead Johnson
Sep
20%
24%
400
10%
*
10
common
Jun
94
96
24
1,000
27%
7%
5
Aircraft Corp
McDonnell
50 ¥2
700
96
24
ft
31 ¥4
Feb
5% July
7
—
*
1
149%
84% May
10%
*
International Petroleum rcapital stock.*
Products
5
International
s"p
12
3/a
2% Mar
11 ¥2
£1
National Union Electric Corp
:—£1
Jun
2,700
5
Sep
12%
Communication Co Ltd—
Jan
"
12,500
Apr
42%
Feb
3
*
Co
Mar
"
1,400
16%
38 ¥2
1
common.
(The B)
Jun
8,000
26
953A
15% July
3%
49
14 ¥2 May
100
-
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Mays (J W) Inc common
Oct
Oct
4%
—
Oct
300
Marconi International Marine
6%
Oct
20 ¥a
49
Apr
7
Service Co
Public
Maine
Murray
6 ¥4
141% 142
28 ¥»
14 ¥2
27%
50c
Corporation
Oil
Magna
Sep
12 ¥2
--
Oct
M
10 ¥4
3%
29
18
4%
8 ¥2
2
Lynch Corp
Mar
4%
3 ¥2
5
*——2.50
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer dep rets ord reg
footnote*
Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Sep
2,400
3 %
13 ¥2 July
~5%
"5
*
5
1
1
:.l
*
Lodge & Shipley (The)
10 ¥2
1,300
3'A
20 ¥4
Feb
3,400
1 ¥a
•
Chain
Locke Steel
Jan
2,400
6%
13
Sep
11 ¥2
—
1
10
Class B
9
__
Oct
22%
6
3
1¥4
1
Inc
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5 %
cumulative preferred
Loblaw Groceterias class A
§Muntz
I
For
University
common
(R G.)
Le Tourneau
8
400
10
107% Aug
Jan
15%
12%
5
50c
Realty
Missouri
Oct
55 ¥4
38
29¥a
18
~3
25c
Extension
Salle
La
Minnesota
13 ¥a
1)0
,
3 A
%
12%
Lear Inc common
Oct
1,300
¥4
May
5
Jan
500
3%
—
Lefcourt
Mining Corp of Canada
14
*
5
Lock & Manufacturing Co
Metal
Lariston
Sep
57 ¥2
,.
3%
—
1
——5
10
Monotype Machine Co
5
Sep
5¥a
4¥8
—
14%
39%
.
3%
3A
Sessions Co
Oct
1,500
4 ¥4
2%
Oct
12%
18 ¥215
39%
Lakey Foundry Corp—!
Lamson Corp cf Delawere
Midland
11
—
Oct
600
20 ¥4
12Yd
18
14%
39%
1
Ltd
Mines
Shores
July
13 ¥a
•
*
.--100
i
5
(Harvey) Inc common
Oil Refining capital stock—*-
International
Lake
Inc
141
10 ¥2
——
17 ¥4
—
5
1
Company
Apparel
L'Aiglon
Jan
2
300
Feb
3¥a
7,800
19
33 ¥2c
20c
1
Co
Forge
(The)
Middle States Petroleum
8ft Sep
1,900
9,600
Feb
2%
Jan
22%
1
Stores
July
57
1
10
1
common
Class A :
Hofmann
Kobacker
1%
163,400
9%
6%
Oct
Hi
103%
10
5
7.50
Co
Corp
133 ¥a
100
Henry Holt & Co common
1
Galion Products Inc.——10c
Hercules
Hoe
Rubber
B)
224
14 ¥a Mar
3%
11%
—
Hastings
Hazel
12,800
1
4%% convertible preferred
Hall Lamp Co
Harbor
(I
Hotels
Knott
Mar
H
Hartford
3%
1
Micromatic Hone Corp
—
Freehold
& Co
Feb
2%
103A
—1
50c
9c
Griesedieck Company
-1
Grocery Stores Products, common-—--5
Gypsum Line & Abalastine
*
Sweet
Hydraulics
Grucil
33A
16
12-900
ft
29V2
"
*
—.—100
Chemical Co
Grass Oils Ltd
Greer
100
43
108 ¥2 July
13
.
&
Great
800
Jan
9%
10c
common
Lakes Oil
Great
3%
16%
33 %
105% Aug
10% July
Pacific Tea—
&
stock
1st preferred——.
7%
900
42
40
111
5
Industries Inc
Atlantic
Feb
2%
.
Amer
3%
53/4
*
Gray Manufacturing Co
Non-voting
Jan
May
Oct
105% Feb
Mines-—-—1
Goodman Manufacturing Co—
50
Gorham Manufacturing common
4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd—25
Grand Rapids Varnish
;
1
Great
3%
19 ¥2
3A
Consolidated
Great
Sep
Oct
1%
108 %
1
1—-5
5
u
prior
$4.50
2%
3%
"
Goldfield
Aug
16 %
16%
3%
—*
:
class A
Sugar
8
200
104% 106%
1
Inc
B
Sep
1,400
41%
417/8
10
class B—.
Inc
Aug
9%
1,300
18
7-ft Mar
1
Co
115
2'A
2%
16%
3%
.
Gladding McBean & Co
Union
34% July
~1% ~2%
1%.
2%
18
———*
Glenmore Distilleries
Apr
3% Mar
5% May
Glen Alden Corp
Gobel
1,400
reg
—
Globe
6%
27% Jan
109 %
£1
General Fireproofing common
.—5
General Outdoor Adv 6% pfd
100
General Plywood Corp common
50c
5%
convertible preferred
20
General Public Service $6 preferred..*
SGeneral Stores Corporation
1
Georgia Power $5 preferred
•
$4.60 preferred
—•
Gerity Mich Corp
I
1
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
1
Gilbert (A C) common
*
Gilchrist Co
1,800
5%
51/2
*
com—1
25
Co
convertible preferred
General Electric Co Ltd—
dep
31%
Corp warrants
5%
American
30%
„
.
100
1
Co common
General
Kleinert
Lamson &
common
3%
4 ¥4 Mar
iy4
Sep
5%
42,900
19,400
Sep
Jan
4,300
3
5
Kroy Oils Ltd
Jan
5 ¥4
lYz
2%
Kings County Lighting common.:
*
4% cumulative preferred
—50
Kropp
102%
4%
1¥»
2ft
—
-—5
_2.50
;
Oct
5%
14%
Sep
Sep
1
Company
(Del
Kennedy's Inc
Jan
•
8%
57/a
1
-1.25
5
;
Co
General Acceptance
Drug
Kawneer Co
pfd
4¥2%
Krueger Brewing Co
132
4 ¥4
1
100
Corp
Electric
&
Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd
67/a
104%
£1
Co
Power
Gas
6ft July
66 V4 July
Q
Gatineau
Motors
Laclede-Christy
Brewing
A)
Katz
July
3
20
2.400
8
•
Brewing Co
(Geo
1%
Sep
1%
1
Kingston Products
Kio Oil & Development Co
Ltd—
Co
(Peter)
Sep
4,200
4%
21
21
—*
dep' rets ord reg_.
Pitt
31 'A
10
1
non-voting_.
B voting
Foit
17,500
54
4%
Jun
Canada—
A
Class
Ford
Ltd
Inc__
Line
of
1
1
15,400
4ft
4%
41/2
10
Oct
21
3,800
2%
ft"
Oct
6%
300
23
523A
•
2.50
Co Inc
Stores
Tiger
Motor
2
4%
———10
(Phila)
63A
21%
2'A
Inc—
(M H)
23
25c
—
Federated Petroleums Ltd
Fire
63A
1
1
K
Ktdde (Walter)
& Co class A
(Max)
12,200
10c
150
Inc
Oct
21,600
!ft
Co
Sep
5%
8
84,700
53%
Aug
4%
2iV
Glass
O'Mahoney
4
Oct
Sep
Apr
8¥a
common
Jan
3%
100
3,000
9%
1¥4
Jeannette
Jupiter Oils Ltd
4%
4% May
Sep
Jerry
43'A
1,000
19,500
Aug
Sep
4%
Sep
7%
6 ¥4
Jan
108
Feb
43 'A
Jun
8 ¥2
7
3 ¥4
5%
18%
Jan
2%
30%
15,600
4 ¥4
2%
Apr
700
33A
3% Mar
300
5%
9 ¥8
28'A
18 ¥a Mar
8
10c
11 ¥a
94 ¥4
Oct
7
1
Israel-American Oil Corp
Oct
12%
Petrol Corp Inc.lc
Jan
23
Sep
2,300
8
«—«
Jan
2%
14
13%
12% July
5
89 ¥4
Israel-Mediterranan
20% July
Jan
3%
2,400
4,300
5%
Oct
27'A
8% *
— —
—
13%
♦
Inc
'
—
High
Low
2%
2%
--
Iron Fireman Manufacturing v t c
7
3 ¥2
4¥4
1
pfd—100
3.90%
1
Range since Jan.
High
8 ¥4
8%
10c
Co
Resistance
Royalty
Iowa Public Service Co
Jan
F
Factor
Investors
102 ¥2
100
27%
1956
1
Jan
7% Aug
10
7%
25c
__$1 or
to Jan
Eureka Pipe Line common
Oct
Apr
May
Yz Sep
4,000
18
105
1
10c
10
1
com
Inc
Eureka
25
5
preferred
1st
cum
Esquire
21%
Jan
10c
:
:
Steel
&
Sep
14 V*
1
common
3A
16%
21%
17 a/4
pfd___100
Corp
Emsco Manufacturing Co
Equity Corp
25
1
Share
&
100
200
xl93A xl9%
"
30
Low
Par
High
Eastern Sugar AssociatesCommon shares of beneficial int
Sale Frloe
American Stock Exchange
1
2ft
l¥a May
10 ¥» Mar
16% May
2% Oct
11 ¥2
400
18%
19%
1,700
19 ¥2
26 ¥s
20
26 ¥s
26 ¥2
3
11
10%
2/a
4 A
3 A
HV4
27%
25
27%
—
—
2ft
1347/a
2¥2
—
2%
37%
17
1%
1
2¥e
400
--
--
2%
1,300
2%
4 ¥4*
2%
5
2¥a
5
2ft
134 ¥a 135
2 ¥2
2%
10 ¥2
10
3
2%
37 A
16/»
1%
2¥a
40
17%
2
2Vi
1,700
2,000
100
3,700
4,600
12 ¥2
Jan
17%
Oct
33 ¥4
Jan
19 V8
Apr
24% Jan
24 ¥8
Jan
30
26%
11%'
18%
20c
*
"2ft "2%
20,000
Feb
Jan
34%
2%
Oct
4% July
3¥a
Aug
5 V4
2%
Jan
10 ¥a
Oct
12
Jun
Jun
Jan
Sep
Sep
Aug
4% July
Feb
28%
200
4%
Sep
7 ¥4
12,800
2¥a
Oct
3 ¥4 Mar
1,000
900
100
22,600
21
131
2 ¥2
10
Mar
145
Apr
4%
Oct
11%
23A Aug
5
Feb
Jim
Oct
Mar
13,000
37 ¥2
Oct
48%
7,200
16 ¥a
Oct
27 ¥4 May
13.400
1%
Oct
2ft Oct
2,800
2
Oct
58
Jan
4¥a
82
Jan
Jan
July
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
Monday, October 31; 1956
..
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 28
Friday
STOCKS
Par
Superior Oils
Co common—
New
York
Auction
New
York
& Honduras
lnc
Lites
Class
.—10
18
Oct
40
Jan
80
Sep
Sentry
10
Mar
12
Oct
Serrick Corp
100
IIV2
11%
10Jan
75
400
15%
68%
11%
-
2ft
2 ft
2 ft
2,500
—i
778
7 7#
8 /
3,700
6Va
12
12%
4,000
50
51
1,400
B
Airlines
Northeast
1
America
of
Corp
Class A
7%
4J«
7%
is
19% Feb
Shattuck
Oct
56% July
56 Va Aug
Sher win-Williams
7 Va
700
60
91
91
88
July
94% Jun
Jan
1011/2
101 %
102%
180
5 Va
5%
3,700
2%
9,300
2
104,
3% Oct
2%
Sep
6% Mar
12
Mar
99
2%
—
50%
Jan
4% July
5% Jan
14,800
Jan
Oct
Oct
3
---1
50c
*
10o
90c
—25
—1
7
1
Oceanic Oil Company—
Ogden Corp common
Ohio Brass Co class B common
Ohio Power 4%% preferred—
Okonite
Old
Ltd
Oils
Okalta
—
Company common
Town
Corp
common
cumulative preferred
40c
Olympic Radio & Television lnc
Omar lnc
1
.
shares.lOs
O'ekiep Copper Co Ltd Amer
Securities
1
Overseas
2% :
3%
2%
15,400
15
14%
16 %
5o
5o '/4
110%
17%
Oct
61
Jan
108%
Jan
113
Sep
175
110
Jan
Oct
6%
16,900
55 y4
4% Mar
Sep
40
54
1,000
1%
Apr
2ft Sep
72%
73%
450
68%
Oct
84% Mar
6V4
6J/4
678
1,000
6%
Oct
8V2
6V4
6%
6%
400
6'/8
Jan
6% July
7Va
7%
17,900
21%
2174
2174
19% Aug
25
Sep
94
90 y4
96
2,5o0
65%
Jan
96
Oct
28%
26 Va
'29
7u0
18%
Jan
29 V*
~2
ft
72%
111
2
4%
150
Jan
8%
Jan
Jun
July
10%
10%
527a Mar
850
200
"n
10O
104%
20
105 V* 105%
Jan
Sep
13%
^eb
: '7 3i
13
Mar
.
Jim
Sep
76
Sep
v
117% P«b
'
Jan
Feb
106 Va
1
46Vi May
51
Aug
207a
9aii
31 y4
©ep
"28
29
28
29
Jan
297a
"27
Sep
38% Mar
Aug
38
1,100
28 Vz
2
28 Va
28%
4,900
31 Va
5%
—1
40c
4%
%
30 Va
Corp
May
8% May
1,500
60
106
64
105 V*
5%
4,400
preferred
•
Simplicity Pattern common.
—1
Simpson's Ltd common—
*
Singer Manufacturing Co
20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
—£1
Skiatron Electronics & 'reiviv oorp—luc
Smith
(Howard)
Paper Mills*
Sonotone
Corp„_
1
Soss Manufacturing common
1
South Coast Corp common
1
South Penn Oil Co common
-12.50
u
30
4%
%
32
va
%
oct
29%
Oct
1 Va July
Oct
convertible
©ep
Apr
6V2 Mar
Sep
1,6U0
2,400
32
Snares
Simmons-Boardman
$3
10%
xluo
——500 fr
Publications—
Precision
American
13 %
Sep
8V4
17,
Mar
*- ft' 7% Jun
37a E'eb
ft
*
2
——
Creek
IVa'Aug
11 Va
1,800
*
Siiex Co common—.
Simca
9'/a
1
100
Xo%
6o*/4
•
of America class A
Ltd——
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Class B
11,800
"28.8U0
S
12%
.•
Breweries
Sicks
July
4Vs Hda
22'
100
High
11
"
25
Sherwin-Williams
Shoe Corp
b%
2
1%12%
8%
-
Low
800
12
6
1 '/a
—_
5
*
j.
common—
preferred—_—i
of Canada
4%
.)!
Silver
3%
Minings
Denn
.
Range-since Jan, 1
High
—*
Shawinigan Water & rower—
6vb Oct
——
.
.^.xuc.
common
Sep
5V«
..100
pfd-
Northern Ind Pub Serv
4
47a
.—50
---
Leather
Seton
11% Aug
45
.—25
;
lnc
Servomecnaiiiama
50
.—50
North Penn RR Co—
9% Mar
Jan
Control-class B
01 prices
Shares
11%
12
; b'/a
-10c
—1
Safety
53%
12
—
$3 pfd
Ltd
3% Mar
2% Jan
..10c
-
North American Rayon
Nuclear
15
68%
3ft Apr
for week
Low
Par
Selby Shoe Co—
I2.0O
toeuunel Rauio Corp common—_——l
Oct
2ft
1,700
Jkange
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
1
High '
Low
.—10
North Canadian Oils
.v-
ft
i: io
A. .—10
class
American
North
•
—
Corp—
Cement
Norden-Ketay
2%
2ft
15v2
Range since Jan.
i
Mines
Nipissing
Noma
Rosario—.
Merchandise—
New York
2
1
Shares
High
Low
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Bale Price
Exchange
American Stock
New
Range
Last
Friday
Sales
Week's
"
47
May
37 '
A
Mar
13%
13%
13%
1,400
8Va
Jan
13%
Oct
17%
40
16 %
1774
12,400
lo va
Oct
2174
Feb
39%
40%
5,400
45
Jan
4%
4%
100
3
3'/4
5,200
3Va
3V
May
"4%
4%
4%
9Va
9
9Va
7%
7%
8
33%
33%
33%
—25
52
52
25
28
28%
4%
3% Mar
3,800
Oct
Oct
3
32 V2
—
8
Jun
Apr
41
Aug
6% mar
47a
oaCi
500
8
Jun
9% Sep
1,100
7
Jun
8 Va
1,2U0
32
Jan
,
J an
37 y4 Mar
Southern Caliiornia Edison—
5 Vo
34%
35%
25
25
.-25
33%
33%
1st preferred
redeemable 1st preferred
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
5%
5%
5%
red 1st preferred
red 1st pfd_.:_——
4.80%
4.50%
Pacific
Lighting $4.50 preferred—
$4.40 dividend cum preferred
25
25
•
Pentepec Oil
Paramount
Park
Penn
Traffic
■■v27'"v^
104%
Co
Ltd
Amer
1%
1%
3%
5%
Pressed
Jan
14%
14
15%
2,900
14
Oct
24%
Jan
9%
9
9%
4,000
Jan
10% Sep
7%
700
7%
Progress
Mfg
Jan
5%
300
10,200
16%
Jan
200
4>/4
Jan
4%
Jun
60 %
Oct
x71%
Feb
18
Jan
23 Va May
1U Oct
3U duly
60%
62
19
19
18%
2
1%
1,500
400
2ft
6%
6%
6%
5%
5%
6
12,600
Feb
6
18% Mar
4,700
5%
Sep
7%
Jun
1,700
5% Aug
9%
Jan
%
1,900
37/a
4%
Jan
16%
17%
900
ih
m
2,900
4
4
9%
.7%
9%
Sep
Jan
20
13% Aug
7%k
4%
790
m
,„2,2Q9
i%
i
200
"Tu Oct"
3,500
106%
9%
105
106
5%
4'
,*
~2
2% Jan
10% July
Jan
78 Va Jan
115
«
Aug
'
9% Feb
6% Aug
3% Jan
27y2
dun
6V2
31
Jan
Jun
%
~2%
6,500
2%
Oct
x4%
Feb
8%
8%
200
67/a
Jan
9V4
52%
52%
100
49 V2
Jan
55%
55%
57
200
62
Jan
11%
11%
11%
700
11%
Oct
12%
1
19%
19
19%
4,300
12%
Feb
Factors
1
6U
1
2%
2%
Standard
Oil
Standard
(Ky)_
Packaging Corp—
preferred
& Light common
L
class
Standard
com
6
jj!
8,900
5ft Jan
2-/2
5,*00
l°/8
&
Rice-Stix
x
American dep
Rome
Cablle
Roosevelt
Field
Rdsseks Fifth Ave
Ryerson & Haynes
Steel
Co
Stetson
(J B)
Stinnes
Stop
,
<S)
Seeman
Bros
wpr
Jan
10% Jun
Apr
36 %
Apr
18
Jan
177/8
Jan
19
3,400
17
Oct
20 V4
Sep
-4%
Oct
9% May
Mar
7Va. Jan
'3,6U0
5 Va
5j/B
500
3'%
6
47* Jan
3% Jan
37a
3%
2,100
50 Va
51 Va
500
6V4
6%
6%
900
3%
43
Sep
59
Jan
3V4
1
10c
3
Va
3%
900
5
4Va
5
8
Jan'
:
Feb
207a
Oct
30%
37 Va
Jan
55
22%
5f 7a
51 '/a
16 %
18%
1,400
478
19,90U
Sunrise .'Supermarkets CorplSuperior Portland Cement rnc:
1
20'%
20%
21%
*
40
%
40%
40%
Superior Tool & Die Co
1
3</8
3%
4VB.
Swan
5
7%
V 74
7
V8
7,iud
7vb
16%
17
common..^.
Fined
Oil
Corp
Feb
8% Mar
50
22 Va
4
,
3,200
300
4-/8
r.
Jan
36
33%
1
.—25c
Styion Corporation
Sun Ray Drug
4%
Aug
4%
26% Mar
33
22%
————5
3
71,300
„
*
18%
Talon lnc class A
Class
B
May
dan
Sep
23%
Jan
37a May
4%
Mar
14%
Apr
Jun
Apr
36Va May
2274
Jan
100
52
Mar
1,400
3% Aug
5vb
18
V* Oct
7
4,600
15%
v
Feb
10
Oct
Sep
Tampa Eiecoilc
Technicolor lnc
70c convertible
15%
Apr
16%
Jan
Thor
41
Feb
....
Thorofare Markets lnc
:
Calgary
Power
29%'
29%
50
26
May
Jun
HVa
Jan
17%
Jun
26 Va
1,900
23%
Feb
31 % May
137a
1378
137/b
16,700
13%
Oct
16% Mar
Light
__
1
$4.56
28
26%
7
450
Jan
Jan
32
Sep
9% July
23%
30
,
15%
24
Jan
25
Apr
29%
31
1,200
29
Oct
37
Jun
14%
17%
2,800
10 Va
Jan
23%
10%
600
21"%
1%
400
1%
1%
9,400
37
36%
37%
900
36%
10%
10
10%
6,400
9%
65
"8%
12,900
4%
10
-
21%
400
9% Mar
16%
1
Jan
17% Oct
10%
Oct
24
Mar
Jan
1% Feb
% Jan
Oct
2% July
45 Va Jan
Oct
68
Jan
11 % July
,Jan
3%
Oct
5%
Apr
HVa
Oct
16%
common
—20
2674
26
273/8
1,500
6,400
14 V8
Feb
27%
Apr
Oct
23%
2574
2,100
20% May
11 Va
11%
1,300
39%
39%
300
._25c
— —
11%
'
——
Toledo Edison 4y4 %
23%- 25%
3,500
Feb
:i:d
1,700
11
41
2,600
14
27% Apr
10% Apr
Oct
5
..—i
3%
6%
6,400
30%
900
3%
2,300
6%
200
l
77
76%
78%
1,400
8
July
5% Sep
27
Sep
3Mi
6
Jan
Aug
20
23%
23%
,_25c
2iy4
3ft
7%
1
6%
J
22%
1
100
3%
89,400
7Va
6
Oct
Aug
43% Sep
16% Sep.
6'/a Mar
9% May
50% Feb
6y8 Mar
8V« Jan
85% Sep
13% Jan
2%
18%
Union Gas of Canada
Investment
Sep
2V2
4V2
Jan
Jan
3%
200
97b
10 Va :
28 Va
9
Oct
14 Va
400
25
Jan
30 Vz Aug
30
31
19% Mar
20
Aircraft
6
7
4%
2,100
-41
common
Corp
5%
~5%
5%
6%
6U
4,500
Amer
•
-8tK>
dep rets ord registered
Profit
Sharing
8% Aug
35Va
49
Jan
•7%
July
20
Jun
2%
Oct
United
Specialities common
U S Air Conditioning Corp
B
L_
Utah-Idaho
23
Jan
33%
3%
l/'.v 13
t iV,
2%
5ft Feb
1,100
34
1
25c
Consolidated
Oil
common—:
33%
2ft
18,700
187/s
7,100
1% Ja
7
Ja
12%
1,100
12 % Aug
8%
Mar
2%
202
2%
f
34
3%
13
5
.
8,700
.
M (ft 1,900
-lo.ioo
35%
209
8,600
4%
900
14
5vb
7
;
600
45%
Jun
54% Mar
36y2
Oct
40%
Jan
Jan
16%
Sep
2% Aug
90%
33%
Sep
35% Oct
235
Jan
Oct
4%
1% Mar
11
15
May
2%
2,500
1%
600
65 Va
2%
Apr
100
28%
Jan
15
30%
30%
31 y4
10
40%
39%
40%
950
4%
5V8
3,500
3% Feb
7 Vi
200
Sep
Oct
46%: Jun:
25 Va Mar
4%
Apr
83 y8
Jan
83 y8
2%
Oct
Oct
5%
2% Jan
81
10
3% Jun
42% July
6
Jun
Apr
Oct
3ft Feb
22%
Sugar
Jun
1% Mar
9
5% Sep
5
—
Co
6% July
239 V2
Sep
Jan
28 y4 Mar
2,000
2ys
5y8
9% July
Jan
130
50c i
Products
Jan
7,000
38%
—l4|||_J|tt2021/2
;
Insurance
Apr
50%
38
United States Vitamin Corp
United Stores Corp common—
Universal
6%
47%
38
hM0(6,..
common.:
Oct
9% Jan
11 Vs
50 Va
1
Rubber Reclaiming Co—_—
Universal
3%
20
50
%
600
6V8
25
21% Apr
400
II
6y8
25
Universal American Corp
Jan
%
10
^
Preferred
class
228 I
25
common.
Sep
9V4 Feb
5ft Feb
10s
United Shoe Machinery common
S
100
100
10% preferred
U
ft
8Vs
Sep
;il%-Sep
105
5-ft -"Sep
•:
1
49
7%
•
United N J RR & Canal
United
49
20
common
4/74
•
dan
■ft16Vi Oct
3,900
6%
64%
Apr
80%
50c
"7% July
Jan
8% Jan
100
10%
—100
Sep
6% July
3% Feb
200
4%
5%
1
Products
Asbestos
United
4%
5%
10%
Jan
34,700
29
30
■4%
4
Universal
.
3,600
2ft
12%
31/4
Oct
1%
•.
Co
25% Sep
2%. Sep
12%
Jan
3Va Oct
2y4
5
-
22
7%
23
18%
Jan
600
4,400
lOe
Ulen Management Company
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
22% Jan
6V4
22 Va
33%
.•
—50c
2iv4
2%
.
Jun
Mar
lOYa July
105
May
u
20% Mar
100
20
1
65% Mar
9% Aug
—20
99
50
"
2%
3V4
2^
*
—-
15
13%
29
102
102
1(1
69
Jan
United Molasses Co Ltd—
13
~5% ~6%
-
Sep
7% Jun
lft Jan
4%
174
'
United Elastic Corp.
United Milk Products
12%
~3%
'
9%
imv
Trunz lnc
25%
38%
3,000
Apr
"
41%
Feb
56Vc Jan.
6,900
...
1 ■"
;
18% July
Mar
12%
T%-
>_
6%
700
8%
2%* ft; 2%
-
Jan
Mar
26
100
ls/8
62%
8%
8%
——
21% Mar
41
'
98
1%
6i v4
1%
62
1
Corp
9Va
25% Aug
123/a July
*
-1.25
United
10
25%
warrants
f
•
ft
__
preferred— _iU0
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trans Empire Oils Ltd
Trans Lux Corp.
1
3V4 Mar
92%
ft"
+
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
270
22% July
2,800
3% Jan
200
Jan
5,400
374
11 Va
8% Apr
2%
15
21%
2% July
2% Jun
97%
Sep
Mar
35% May
3%
.4% Feb
2%
112
Jan
11 Va
1,500
97%
1%
Sep
Juiy
23 V*
3%
1
2%
2%
20
107
25
1174
Co
900
97%
600
21 Vz
II
4,000
28 Vz
—10
14% July
Feb
l'(!
28
.-10c
Corporation
Temper
109
%
lnc
Corp
1
Roofing lnc
1
Realty & Construction—.
Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered- __£1
Amer deposit rets def registered.—5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common
—20
Toklan Oil Corp
._70c
True
^
400
preferred
Chemical
Tri-Continental
1
109
pfd
common
109
1
*
I_-5
Co——
&
Thew Shovel Co
19%
1,100
7
common—
common
Thompson-Starrett
9%
Jan
163/8
25 Va
17
5
—5
00
Apr
11%
16
25 Va
1
common
common
Sep
4M~2S
35.
3l7/8
Juiy
15 Va Aug
15 Va Aug
1
Apr
1
pace
July
30
2*400
5Vb
common
65%
„•
s*»e
23 Va
2,200
16'%
*
2%
Feb
13
lnc
^o/vtnotes
4,600
34%
16%
4 Va
lnc—
& Co
106 y2
10
Securities Corp Genera]
27%
33%
16%
18%
-
Corp
(Hugo)
& Snop
Stroock
Jan
.—£1
J
27
2/V2
,
1
Common
Mar
100
common
Feb
Apr
44
—5
Western Airlines
Jun
Jun
100
2%
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Sep
o7?
61
Oct
13%
100
57%
San
Scullin
laVs
dan
1% Jan
52
300
Jan
New
Seaboard
12,000
10%
100
57 V*
2%
.
I374
^,800
3%
54
100
101 % 102%
100
*
—5
10
—1.50
lnc
I6V2
3%
1
U S Foil class B—
Schick
15%
12
Texas
7
—
Sep
12
Texas
6%
Carlos Milling Co Ltd.
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cum pfd 5%
series—
Cum pfd 4% % series———
Cum pfd 4.40% series
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Savoy Oil lnc (Del)
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
4%
Sterling Brewers lnc
Sterling lnc „1
Sterling Precision Instrument
Oct
"7%
San
5,900
Apr
Sep
7
St Lawrence Corp Ltd common—
4%
18 Va
14%
8
common-
Jan
4~/4
30
July
5% Aug
Jan
16%
1
Russell (The F C) Company——
Ryan Aeronautical Co
;
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
67/8
Jan
14
Union
common.
Oct
23 Va
300
10% Mar
1
lnc
47a
•550
17
Feb
50c
Rotary Electric Steel Co
Royalite Oil Co Ltd—
1,500
17
Oct
lillII
_
4%
28%
Sterling Aluminum Products common_5
Aug;
1%
common
Apr
4%
27%
20 Va
12
——1
rets ord reg
6Va
Jan
12
•
Corp
aep
17%
700
1-
pfd F_
6% Aug
4%
100
1,600
Engineering- __—5
Rochester Gas & Elec i%
Rolls Royce Ltd—
•
Aug
4% May
18
1,300
1%
(Texas Corp) vtc_
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
75
100
18
(A)
9%
50c
;
Jan
Sep
Jan
*
Stein
14%
21%
lnc—
Apr
100
•
16
1
Rico Argentine Mining Co
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co~^-
6
5%
-b
9%
-—-1
Richmond Radiator—
Jun
Feb
5VB
_1
13 Vz
—6.25
Electric
22%
4%
ordinary
15%
—
Remington Arms Co lnc
Oct
18%
Corporation& Co common—
9%
1
Railway & Utility Investment ARath Packing Co common
10
•
Raymond Concrete Pile commonReading Tube Corp common- IIIioc
Reliance
13%
1
Corp
Steel Co of Canada
13%
•
;
300
54
Tishman
Preferred
12%
15%
4'/a
Tilo
Reda Pump Co
;
Reis (Robert) & Co
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp.—
26
Oct
28%
Tobacco
Quebec Power Co—
Jun
9%
——1
Co—I
Corp
Standard Tube class B
(The)
28% May
24%
800
*
Products
Steel Parts
25 Va Mar
200
9%
58
1
B
Standard-Thomson
Starrett
700
25%
5%
10
Power
Common
Thiokol
cumulative preferred.
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common
Pyrene Manufacturing
1
Convertible
Standard
27%
5 Va
10
1
—1
,—
3%
Standard Forgings Corp—
Standard Industries lnc
*
lnc
Gas—i
I6V4
Corp
Jun
July
9 Va
4%
1
convertible preferred
$1.60
Standard
38 J/a
4 Va
50c
Standard Dredging Corp common
47
100
15 78
—1
Spencer Shoe Corp—
Stahl-Meyer lnc
Jan
41%
2t» %
1
5
1
;—*
1
20
Line—_—
Royalty Co
Southland
19% Oct
6%
Public Service of Colorado—
4V4%
Southern Pipe
49% July
20%
9%
2
Southern Materials Co lnc
28%
dan
67V2 July
60Va Feb
2.50
Ltd-.
4.327«
4.08%
bep
41%
41%
25
cumulative
preferred——25
cumulative preferred—25
California Petroleum Corp—2
Southern
27
300
to
preieieuce
57% May
49% Jan
50
41%
convertible preference
Sep
*
*
of Nevada——
Co,
9%
6% May
5% Jan
4%
17
4%
2%
common—
Prosperity Co class B
Providence
6%
18%
5%
17%
8%
of America—
Corp
Apr
25 y2
2.50
—.
Preston East Dome Mines
Producers
6V4
14% July
——25c
of Canada common
Metals
Jan
Jan
2,200
-—10
common
Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall lnc
8%
62 '/a July
Jan
5
15%
50
_•
1
Co—.
Mining Co—(.
Corp
Sep
15
1
common
Powdrell & Alexander
&
100
Jan
4%
4% Sep
9,000
Oct
2
15
1'
Pittsburgh Railways Go———
Pleasant Valley Wine
79
Jan
1 Va May
59
-
-,j--
-1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie—-—-.
Power
5%
~5% "5%
Jan
110% May
Jan
iya
Feb
13
67'% Mar
16,900
5%
Jan
3%
Jan
104
8,600
3%
Jun
105'/a
107% Aug
10% May
150
79
78
1%
3%
106%
Apr
Sep
shares—10s
Ltd.:
Mines
Piper Aircraft Corp common
Pratt
2
100
10c
Pierce Governor common——.
Polaris
xl04
110% 110 %
Oct
Sep
101%
20
1
Phillips Screw Co
Scale
xl02%
20
21,900
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co___10 pesos
Packing Co
*
Pneumatic
230
104
2,50
Minerals—
Johnson
104% 105
26%
26%
12%
Phillips
Gold
1,000
Apr
11%
1
Perfect Circle Corp
Pinchin
Apr
27%
12 %
1
—
Pioneer
29%
25%
106% 106%
2.50
—
&
127% Mar
104
—2
—
(The)
Oils
400
convertible
4.567o
*
preferred—
cumulative
4.487^
Feb
28%
'ft
preferred
original
4.88 %
Aug
29 Va
28%
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)__20
Peruvian
29 y4
Jan
1
Pennroad Corp common
Pep Boys
Jan
27%
2
Corp—
Ltd
Canada
of
Sep
27%
200
2
B——._——
Patino
27%
2,800
30%
3,300
1
1
Corp
Company
Parkersburg-Aetna
800
29 %
28%
2%
lc
Parker Pen Co class A
Class
Jan
Apr
28
2%
Amer share—1 Bol
(C A)
Motors
Chemical
34%
Apr
32 V2
29%
28%
&
Oil vtc—
Israel
Apr
2%
Light 5% pfd—.—100
Page-Hersey Tubes common
—*
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc—2 Bol
Pan
31%
-
1
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Power
375/4
—1
Pacific Northern Airlines—
Pacific
Oct
28%
30
*
-•
preferred
dividend
$4.75
34%
34
1st preferred——
5Vz%
;
35%
5,200
700
1st pfd—25
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
Sep
4% May
18% Jan
30Va'
Venezuelan Petroleum
——
30 Va
4'%
Van Norman Co warrants—
1
-
4
89%
86
31
4%90
506
6ya Apr
8 Va
July
87% Apr
7
Valspar Corp common—.
1
$4 convertible preferred
—5
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co———
*
94%
Jan
27-
2,700
950
Wl
^
May"
Jan
Jan
*
35% July
5y4 Jun
.93
July
Volume
182
Number 5477
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
*
•
■
f
*
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(1831)
>
r
.
AMERICAN STOCK IXCHANCE
RANGE
Friday
*:7
.
>
TS'l
STOCKS
Venezuela
Syndicate Inc
'■. Vinco Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal &
!; vogt Manufacturing
Vulcan Silver-Lead
Co
5,300
97/b
26 %
4%
Jan.
4%
Jan
4
900
American
t
••
•
Oct
6%
Feb
Aircraft
Peru
Co
eWagner Baking voting
1
j
ctfs
ext
*
7%, preferred
■,
if
'
Co
3 5/a
19%
19%
2%
10c
preference-.
Wentworth
Manufacturing
Leaseholds
Amer
-
dep
Western
1
rets
Tablet
&
Stationary
White's Auto Stores Inc
Wichita
5%%
convertible
Wickes
•
*
(R
-Wilson
.
220
%
7,900
19
207/a
2,075
20
20
12'A
412
-
8
%
A
3'/a
46
Jan
21
Jan
37% Aug
10
Jan
14%
32%
Wright Hargreaves
5%
listed
12% Mar
65,400
1,900
27/a Mar
6s
of
3%s
12
Second
10
Rail¬
Util-
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
trials
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
62.51
162.59
97.31
100.59
99.53
97.10
98.63
Jun
Date
•
Jun
Feb
Oct.
430.82
152.00
62.61
33%
Sep
Oct.
25—:
458.40
151.34
62.70
19%
200
15%
Jan
20%
Sep
Oct.
26
455.72
150.37
62.79
58%
1,000
39
Jan
75
Oct.
27
453.77
149.85
62.94
161.36
8%
19
Jan
10
First
Mar
21
—
;
468.47
-
24
i.
——_
151.45
1
1,300
—
-Last
Sale Price
1994
9%
m Mar
4s
__June-Dec
series
4s
..June-Dec
1978
163.27
97.26
100.59
99.70
97.06
98.65
162.63
97.26
-100.65
99.82
97.06
98.69
161.84
-
97.22
100.69
99.87
97.05
98.70
97.26
100.69
99.76
97.10
98.70
3V, 1Wrt
17%
211
Oct
Feb
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock
Flying Tiger Line
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Range since
Sold
Jan. 1
Low
NO.
High
High
100%
155
97
8
89'%
90
19
100
for
Range
75.81
24—
1950
High
80.11 July 27
Low
68.05 Jan
150
95
'
——
96%
Closing
Oct.
Mon.
104%
145
11
Date—
68
60
66
102% 102%
87 3%
Tues.
92%
Oct.
25
75.96
Wed.
Oct.
26
75.88
Thurs.
Fri.
1993
A
series
RR
5s
5%s
debs
Averages
Week's Range
U45
96%
Jan-July
B
—Map-Nov
1993
i
3%s :1965
&
102%
._Quar-Feb
1970.^.
A
98%
debs
conv
1967_.
1953...
Western
..Mar-Sept
__Jan-July
4s
62
98%
72
73%
98%
Oct.
Oct.
"
Range
75.86
27—
28—'
for
18
1954
High
68.72 Dec 31
Low
75.81
47.32 Jan
4
81
61%
72
93 %
99%
100%
*100% 104
103%
tl05
94%
94%
94%
"1DO
100
99
8;% 108
*159
1970—. —Jan-July
SEC Index of Stock Prices
on the closing prices of the common
21,* 1955, for composite and by major industry
♦groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
current year are as follows (1939=100):
The SEC index of stock
*25
94%
—June-Dec
RR
73%
61%
73%
May
..Jan-July
..Mar-Sept
1956—1
19531. —May-Nou
A6%s ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953— —May-Nou
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961—
130
147%
130
46
49%
48
,
prices based
stocks for the-week ended Oct.
"
'7Percent
:AHamburg Elev & Underground
St
Rys
5%s
Oct. 21, '55
1938.
June-Dec
1157%
129%
__
138%
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s
with
A7s ex
Nov
1
1940
1952
coupon
1105
Nov
England
Power
3%s
1961
Ohio
due
1953
Power
1st
extended
1st
to
mortgage
mortgage
3s
1970
Piedmont
Hydro-Electric
with Oct.
A6%s
ex
Oct
1947
1
Corp
100
104 %
102%
198%
April-Ocf
101%
99%
90%
—
324.7
369.4
358.0
+3.2
398.3
304.2
408.4
-—
—Li_„
-
_
395.0
305.1
151.0
307.8
149.6
301.9
284.8
•
,.—+2.3
% —+0.9
Finance
and
Service
293.6
101% 102%
99%
94%
7
103%
199% 104
99
103'/2
J105
April-Oct
1960
coupon
— —
*25
6s
"
Harbor
Water
1998.Jan-July
144
144
100
5
May-Noy
*155
143%
14
100
1958
Power
Corp 3s, 1981—May-Nou
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
91
135
--
and
ref
M
3s
series
2%s series C
1976
1973
3s
3s
series
E
series
;
F
1979—
Southern
California
Southern
Counties
Southwestern
Gas
3'As
(Calif.)
Electric
&
A6%s with Aug
A6 %s ex Aug 1
Dye
99
324.2
+2.0
+3.1
284.8
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
156
Number of and
159
*92
102
Mon. Oct. 24
1,818,218
110
Tues. Oct. 25
1,948,370
3,757,000
98%
103%
5
98%
103'%
Thurs. Oct. 27
7
95%
103'%
Fri. Oct. 28
993%
;
*102% 107
—
i
94%
—i
*101%
103%
102%
„
100%
oo
*97%
99
2
1,663,640
4,055,000
3.104,000
129,000"
2,975,000
Sales
$4,030,000
298,000
1.842,840
3,072,000
132,000
3,204,000
1.718,840
4,013,000
360,000
4,373,000
8,991,908
—
$17,562,000
Total
$1,184,000
98
98%
104
Jan. 1 to Oct. 28
1954
1955
1954
1955
103%
100%
——
Week Ended Oct. 28
103
98
$20,000
$18,766,000
104%
95
April-Ocf
$20,000
,
98
*99 %
r~—
1
Wed. Oct. 26
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
$265,000
$3,745,000
88
51
(
97
*99
Bonds
Total
Government
Bank
Foreign
Miscel.
Bonds
102
U
United States
Int'l
Railroad,
Stocks
100%
20
99
10°
1971—Jan-July
3s
3%s
1970
1989
1940 coupon 1953
1947 coupon 1953
6s
Feb-Aug
1973
■
*101% 104%
May-Now
1
Chemical
&
265.6
"
Gas
Gas
Spalding (A G) & Bros 5s
Terni Hydro-Electric Co—.
United
1970
91
98
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
—
1978—1".
102
90
99% 100%
99
Feb-Aug
...Feb-Aug
1976—
3'/as series D
B
*95
91
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
3'As series A 1973
1st
335.4
Transactions at the New York Stock
mmrn
-
Jan-July
6%s
283.5
143.6
100 %
100
1960
coupon
342.0
339.1
159.0
-
104%
100%
23
99%
1101% 102
Shares
Safe
434.0
+3.4
312.2
Goods
Transportation
Utility
Trade,
417.1
100
Jan-July
Public Service Electric & Gas Co
Housing
98
1964—.June-Dec
Reading Tube Corp 6s 1971
ARuhr
101
93 'A
334.2
Co—
1940
1
.-•93%
1
93%
269.4
+2.8
+3.3
1160
Apnf-Oct
._
—
A6%s
1102
Jan-July
1968—
1971
—
Goods
Non-Durable
23
99% 100
93%
Low
High
304.7
377.5
313.3
—
Mining
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As
3'As
±9*1
100
April-Oet
Jan-July
1963—.
3'As
Mar-Now
liq tr ctfs..
May-Now
Nippon Electric Fower Co Ltd—
A 1st mortgage
6'As 1953
6%s
-
Durable
-1955-
Change
Oct. 14, '55
*
389.9
Composite
Manufacturing
1 1947 coupon 1952
Altalian-Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland Valley RR 4%
1963
New
40
Jan
3% Mar
-
4,400
t60%
„_Jun-Dec
1970
Ercole Marreili Elec! Mtge Co- A6%s with Nov 1 1940 coupon
&
Total
Bonds
Division—
J
Fuel
&
-Bonds-
10
Indus¬
Apr
4%
Averages
Total
107%
-
1998
1
.series
N
Lt
6s
12%
15
Jan
1%
Period
inc debs
4s
.
mortgage
AGesfuerel
4%
20
Aug
l7/s
-
Exchange
Aug
mortgage
Guantanamo
10
in
30
19%
£1
;
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
&
7%
included
10
10% Mar
56%
Interest
Power
2%s
Water
12%
-Stocks-
20 % July
6% Sep
tV Mar
on
7%
i__'•
Stock
Appalachian Elec
ATst
4%
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by
Dow, Jones & Co.:
Jan
Low
,
16
the
are
700
5s
Ltd
-Amer Steel & Pump
Eastern Gas
(net
19%
BONDS
Elmira
37%
7%
7
transaction
30 %
Friday
1st
delivery
59
35
39
7%
June-Dec
Deferred
a
'
Lackawanna
*37
48
51
59
Ltd—
deposit receipts
6% preference j,
!'
105
43
41
__
58'%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Stock and Bond
Jun
Jun
103
28 %
8
American
Steel
59
28%
56%
Edison
2012
A) 2s
1919
L_—
value,
Below
Jun
Jan
4
12'A
Woodley Petroleum eormnohit**.
Bethlehem
t43 %
Jan-July
Oct.
'
Boston
(Plan
6%s
Oct
24%
I~
American
Mar-Sept
78
99%
Mar
250
3I|
*104
1997
1
21% July
Jan
2,200
8
3'%
Jan
18%
25
(F W)
Oct
14
1,600
18'A
16%
18 >4
..June-Dec
78
t65
1972
% Mar
•ft Jan
100
4
Jan
stmpd
1921
par
*70
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit ; "cons,"
consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w 1," when issued;
"w w," with warrants;
"x w," without warrants.
Sep
100
27%
4
Lt 4V2% pfd——100
Wood Newspaper Machine——;
1
Woodall Industries Ihc—
2
V/oolworth
8%
265
Jan
»
High
§Reported in receivership.
4% July
105% May
Feb
186
525
12%
27%
4
l
preferred
Wisconsin Pwr &
Jan
Aug
3%
30
1
:
common.
Mar
37%
207/a
»
•
5%
'
"
265
%
5
C)
Brothers
6'%
300
265
205
l
& Co__.
Petroleums Ltd
Wilrich
900
25
Corp
Corp__.
(The)
Williams
3%
3%
Low
year's range),
d Ex-interest,
a Odd-lot transaction
(not included in year's range),
f Ex-distribution,
g Ex-stock dividend,
h Exprincipal.
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction
for cash
(not included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
tFriday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds
being traded flat.
3% Mar
158
Jan. 1
No.
—
Government
%s
♦No
Feb
37
Jan
l
preferred
River Oil
"
139
1
4
Apr
110
10
<
Feb
11%
101
_20
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
2%
Oct
Jan
*
com
Inc
Jan
1
6
_ls
Westmoreland Coal
Westmoreland
1%
4
69,700
3%
A 5
Jan
2%
*
ord shares—
26%
Range since
Sold
High
no
June-Dec
2%s 2008
(Plan A)
3s
Janeiro
Jan
Oct
17% Jan
de
fund
ARussian
Jan
19%
100
:
Rio
Oct
4%
24
147% 149 %
_1.25
pfd
Ltd
112%
17 % May
50
24
2'A
2%
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd__100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
*
4
24
•
.
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western
'»
2'A
4
Feb
Jan
600
2 %
5%
Jan
36,400
4»/a
1
Jan
stamped
(Republic of)
Sinking
Feb
3%
4,100
common
8%
105%
150
19%
Oc4
5
600
18 3A
l
Knapp Inc
4%
40
3%
18'A
Webb &
series
800
109 % 109%
40c
$6
5'A
i
cumulative preferred
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
Watch
,100
30
$2
Waltham
4%
514
5%
100
Waitt & Bond Inc
Ward Baking Co warrants
Wasatch Corp
!,
4%
•
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
:_Afaj/-Nov
April-Ocf
1931
6s
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
7% July
W
-Waco
Sale Price
of May 1927) 1947
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
AMortgage Bank of Chile
u.
.
,
Last
Period
(issue
A7s
Jun
17%
3% May
A7s
Feb
30
-
•
.r c-
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Parana
a
Stock
Low
13% July
23% May
14% Jun
1,200
1
High
47/8
500
44
l
since
Low
*
Corp
^
-
BONDS
Range
High
23 '/a
26 %
lo
^
Friday
Shares
9
4
l
Coke
.
9%
"
OCTOBER 28
for Week
Low
20c
ENDED
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
7
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
;
FOR WEEK
35
100
Feb-Aug
$108
—
*25
Feb-Aug
88
100
.,,,93% 107
108
—
—
90
86
112
91
66
432,989,189
10,489,040
550,436,488
$20,000
Shares-
$10,000
465,000
877,000
2,064,000
72,184,400
105,439,080
Bonds
$14,000
U. S. Government
Bank
Internationa]
Foreign
-
21
of
8,991,908
1,184,000
Stocks—No.
.•'*
$26,500
17,562,000
14,476,000
813,754,600
649,478,500
$18,766,000
Railroad and Industrial.
$16,550,000
$886,418,000
$755,821,080
United Electric Service Co—
A7s
with
A7s
ex'Dec
Dec
1940
1
1947
1
1956..
coupon
June-Dec
187
1956
coupon
Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
June-Bee
Webb &
June-Bee
Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Penn
Western
Traction
Newspaper
1960
5s
Union
Jan-July
1959
104'/a
103
103% 103%
79%
..June-Aug
6s
89
125
Wasatch
West
Total—
78%
79 %
5
5
12
1106% 107
106
Feb-Aug
106
-
92%
104%
99
105%
89
73%
106
108%
100%
108
108
Transactions at the American Stock
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday..
BONDS
American
Stock
Interest
Period
Exchange
Last1'
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Low
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)
A20-year 7s April 1946
A20-year 7s Jan 1947
High
113
157%
7s 1951.1
180
89%
89%
184
Feb-Aug
76
AS
f
B
Port
1951
&
Cons
secured
AHanover
(City)
6s
1952
1947—
Ger
7s
AMedellin
stamped
7s
(Plan
stamped
A)
1951
25
25
1117
126
May -Nov
(Prov) 6%s 1949
ALima City (Peru) 6%s
stamped
Maranhao
183
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
1939
AHanover
2%s
Feb-Aug
107
107
1190
76
108%
Corporate
Bonds
$5,000
Total
Bonds
$56,000
$36,000
$15,000
689,910
49,000
15,000
4,000
68,000
597,280
60,000
12,000
13,000
85,000
674,425
5(5,000
29,000
1,000
85,000
Fri. Oct. 28
539,310
35,000
27,000
8,000
70,000
Total.
3,237,080
$235,000
$98,000
$31,000
$364,000
Tues. Oct. 25
^
-
170
June-Dec
180
143%
18%
Week Ended Oct. 28
100
19 55
27%
97
137
83
Stocks—No.
120
of
Shares
1954
Jan. 1 to Oct. 28
195 5
1954
3,237,080
2,924,331
190,750,317
118,264,816
$235,000
$10,646,000
Bonds
—
160%
197
Domestic
$403,000
$14,156,000
131
155%
Foreign government
98,000
488,000
14,207,000
9,404,000
64
198
149% 150
_Mar-Sept
2008—May-Nou
1958
Bonds
736,155
Mon. Oct. 24—
98
April-Ocf
Waterways 6%s
Mupic 7s 1947—'
Government
182%
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
f
June-Dec
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A 6s series A
1952
series
High
113
J90
A6s
Low
Thurs. Oct. 27
1176
AGerman
Ho.
Bonds
Shares)
Wed. Oct. 26
Jan-July
ADanzig
Jan. 1
Foreign
Foreign
Domestic
of
Range since
Sold
*90
April-Oct
Jan-July
(Germany)
Bonds
—
—.
ABaden
Stocks
(Number
Week's Range
Bid & Asked
Exchange
70 %
Foreign corporate
31,000
126,000
2,510,000
4,307,000
42%
43
$364,000
$1,017,000
$30,873,000
$24,357,000
i
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1832)
Monday, October 31, 1955
...
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Last
Motors Corp
Tel & Tei
American
American
50
Company
& Albany RR
Boston
100
1
Boston Edison
5%
Boston
Personal
Boston
&
Providence
RR
Co
Service
Cities
Prop
St
Mass
Ry
5 %
cumulative prefererd
Lines
Gillette
Co
adj
Kennecott
2
138%
Jan
155
596
52%
Jan
62
15
Jan
29%
Sep
30
29%
Jan
643/4
Sep
403/4
623/4
36
36
130
130
110
Mar
130
62
43%
210
35% May
50%
391
93/4 Jan
14%
473/4
2
473/4
Oct
71
Feb
12%
12%
20
12%
Oct
223/4
Jan
31
303/4
31
608
16%
Jan
31
Oct
55%
56%
327
523/, Mar
613/4
Jun
46%
46%
2,837
46%
Oct
58
Oct
41%
48%
43%
1,048
38%
Oct
25%
25%
20
104% 105%
188
41%
13
[_*
14
14
Star Cement Corp
Lone
10
62
62%
Detroit Stock
43:%
20% Mar
98%
14
7
85
Allen
Oct
Oct
5%
RR
American
Big Bear
Bohn
69%
56 % May
Mfg
Brown McLaren
Sep
Aluminum
E
N
New
Tel
York
Norbute
Olin
Tel
&
Mathieson
Pacific
& Hartford
S
Consolidated
Jan
Continental
1G lA
135
16
5
Jan
Detroit
3% July
Detroit
5
28%
Oct
3%
1,360
1%
Jan
56
215
38%
49% Mar
Gray
Co
45%
Sep
Ex-Cell-O
Jan
303/8
Jun
Fruehauf
23
450
213/4
Jan
Gar
30%
50
26%
Jan
25% July
30% Aug
23%
370
22%
Apr
25% May
General
975
13% Mar
22
1,696
51
Feb
Goebel
473/8
50%
1,878
453/4
Jun
60% May
54% Mar
50%
45
43%
207
39% Mar
Corp_
200
248
16
Jan
23
25%
230
23
Jan
94%
94%
843
67
22%
23
1%
Jan
; 20%
Jun
26% July
9%
Oct
14%
15%
15 %
100
14%
Feb
15% Mar
8%
996
63/4
Jan
12%
Sep
37%
Jun
«...
-fj—r
■
_.
,
9
35%
35%
4,568
33%
Jan
2%
35%
2%
200
25/8
Sep
15%
15%
1,509
Week's
Range
Last
Par
American
Laundry
Low
20
;
Baldwin-
1
294
47% Aug
55
Sep
Sep
48
1,990
353/4 Mar
48
Oct
5%
4%
4%
43/4
old
4%
137%
885
45
45%
4,842
•6%
835
410
com—
6%
Paige
Jun
Great
12%
Jan
14%
Sep
Hoover
Oct
823/4
Jan
Hoskins Manufacturing
Oil
Lakes
Ball
2
common
53 Vb
&
.—III
Chemical
&
Lock
&
~i %
44%
Oct
435%
6%
Oct
9
2
Jan
3% Mar
1%
Oct
1,655
165/8
143/4
202
13% May
5%
1,550
5%
100
^
5
1
—
Paper
Cincinnati Milling Machine
Cincinnati Telephone
Cincinnati
Transit
Cincinnati
Union
10
,
60
24%
Jan
41%
56
20
37
Jan
60% Oct
Peninsular
26%
26%
20
25%
Oct
35%
573/4
573/4
51
Feb
62
377
66
27%
66
^
88%
89%
30
88%
4%
*
4%
17%
—
5
4%
171/4
«
4'A
Jan
8
14%
(H W)
Jan
Rockwell Spring
4%
*
9
Kroger
&
Gamble
Rapid
U S Printing
Sheller
17% Oct
American
Airlines
American
Cyanamid
Packard
Armco Steel
Sep
28% Sep
134
34% Jan
40
29%
Jun
28%
90
20%
573/3
jiq
48%
Apr
63%
25
22
Jan
27
178% 179%
387
76%
172% Jan
71
62%
47%
Jan
79
65%
91
47%
110
~
15%
15%
75
36% May
13% Sep
16%
15%
16%
70
12% Mar
12% 12%
149% 156
65
12% Oct
1041/4 Jan
1
__
i63/8
163/8
—
31%
31%
SSSrarn^ °hi0
25
City Products
_
SvTCLr"^
i
10
16%
25
29
.•
170
42% Jan
100
66%
64
45% Mar
62
30%
30%
10
30 %
Oct
33/8
3%
25
Feb
16
16
16%
414
25%
25%
25%
50
44%
5
Pont
44%
_
_
53
.5
Federated Department Stores
(when issued)
1%
Greyhound Corp
—
3
69
66
Jan
42% Jan
43% Mar
157%
Jan
56%
27%
Artists
Chemical
Loews
Inc
_*
•
Co—
American Smelting & Ref (Un)
Montgomery Ward & Co Inc
National
60
American Tel & Tel Co
Sep
American Tobacco
249% July
1
68% Mar
87
jq
37% Jan
52% Aug
70%
50
531/2 Jan
43
39
46% Jan
56
15
90% Mar
145
Sep
721/4 Sep
Jun
,
Anderson-Prichard Oil
Avco
35%
Jan
40% Jun
Jan
31
-68%
69
25
20
20
50
17% Mar
201/8
20 V*
20
20 Ya
321/2
32%
30
89
90
591
741/2 May
Barnhart-Morrow Consol
24%
—
38
Jan
15
541/4 Jan
851/4 Sep
44%
441/2
47 y8
14Q
31% Jan
49
Bendix
22
21%
22
60
17% Mar
24% July
75%
57
Co
July
34
Oct
41%
Jun
37%
Jan
55
Jun
Mar
54% Sep
50% Sep
Basin
Oil
—
nnR°Rt£wWde
*
Jan
5
193/.
193/,
0=
18 Va
•
37%
38%
72
37% Mar
—*
—7:-
( eW w
For footnotes
—
Jan
48
97
43% May
106% Jan
4734
47
48
32
42% Jan
__
23%
23%
90
22%
100 J/2
100% 100%
!
7
81%
Oct
Jan
16%
page 45.
55
56*'«
no
41% May
12ya
see
—
54%
54%
55%
302
54V8
Oct
85c
Mar
1.40 Jan
Oct
5% Jan
3y8
22
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Sales
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3%
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66
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Jun
293/4 July
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110
Range
of Prices
25 3A
491/4
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49%
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4
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35%
43%
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31
1
19% Feb
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6
300
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•
2,063
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23% July
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56%
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Jun
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54
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Friday
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54
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2%
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18
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433/4
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135
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Aug
13
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Sep
18
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Jan
90
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100
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New
118
18%
136
1
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40
18%
13%
131% 131%
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1
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5
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1
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17 %
17%
&
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27%
4%
2
Burroughs Corp
Chrysler Corp
—100
preferred
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Narragansett Racing Ass'n
New England Electric System
Products
Metal
Markets
17% Mar
Co-
cumulative
Mullins
1
Electric
Sep
Aug
for Week
Low
Par
29 Va
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
129 %
Jan
Exchange
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Budd
Central
Maine
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Sep
473/4
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Sep
13%
Ford
Sep
Sep
Sep
.—25
Boston
Jan
113
46% May
573/4
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34
10
259
563/a
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Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Sep
256
American
Stock Exchange
New York
May
57
27%
623%
5
1
Coal Co
Copper
Jan
55%
26%
*
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(new)
(new;
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Jan
55%
100
100
*
Inc_
First National Stores
General Electric
47%
133/8
Co—
cumulative 1st pfd class A
SS
492
187% July
83% Aug
10
6%
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Oct
Jan
*
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Eastern
8%
172%
10
Copper Range Co
Members
115
2,837
100
*
—
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9%
100
preferred
Low
147% 147%
25
WATLING, lERCHEN & CO.
Range since Jan. 1
178% 179%
64%
66
100
Maine RR
&
Boston
179 %
Shares
High
8%
—5
100
Anaconda
of Prices
Low
Par
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Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Pries
OCTOBER 28
Exchange
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
WEEK ENDED
FOR
►
Volume
182
Number 5477
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Par
C & C
Super Corp
Packing
Canadian
Pacific
Canso
Oil
Carrier
Case
OH
(Un)
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100
Sep
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Apr
62
Jan
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&
273
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14%
Feb
Pacific Tel &
89%
Sep
270
497/a
Oct
56%
300
35 y2
Jan
52% Aug
6%
Jan
*
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Lakes
Oil &
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a
16
60
Pan American
Sep
Paramount
9% May
16
355
14% Mar
125
720
109
-
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64% May
4% Jan
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38 Va
48
17
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159 V2
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340
41
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Oct
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17% Mar
Jan
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Jun
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Jan
Jan
67
Aug
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Jan
63%
Jun
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1
Southern
Jan
3% Mar
Sperry-Rand
Oct
3%
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Jan
44'A
Sep
16'A Mar
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45'A
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Foods
Hupp
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Illinois
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35 %
326
13%
Jan
70
32%
Jun
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88%
Sep
Stanley
10
International
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Oct
44%
26%
Oct
55 Va
3l'A
Aug
Jan
2.45
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Oct
1.10 May
35
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Oct
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2
44% Mar
Oct
(Un)
41
Texas
Textron
Gulf
Jan
67'A July
Tide
Feb
20c
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Apr
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Lincoln
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Apr
Sep
—1
1
Merck & Co Inc (Un)
Power & Light (Un)
Development (Un)
Mississippi River Fuel new com
Corp
National
Biscuit Co (Un)
National City Lines—.
National Distillers
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Co
footnotes
32
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Jan
Oct
,
Mar
Sep
Sep
5
May
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59% Apr
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23
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July
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45 Vs
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22
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301
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Mar
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100
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Zellerbach Corp (new)
(Un)
Crucible Steel Co (Un)
Records
21
6%
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25
Crown
Decca
55% July
93 %
•
(Un)
Copper & Steel
Oil
18%
Oct
a54% a58 Vis
6%
•
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;
Continental Motors (Un)
Continental Oil Co (Del) (Un)
Crestmont
Oct
*
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Power
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Oct
14%
49%
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1
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.
Cities
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Jan
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__
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50
England
for Week
of Prices
Low
10
:
(Un)
New
-
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1
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1—1—25
Chicago Corp (Un)
1
Chicago MUw St Paul com (Un)
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25
Inc
New
Jun
100
3%-
(Un)
Theatres
Feb
35 y8
150
-
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National
7^
28% Mar
14%
21
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,
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45% July
5% May
115
„
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14%
•
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Certain-teed Products
Jan
Par
National
Apr
a50% a51Va
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34%
2%
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
Sep
Week's
Last
1
850
-
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(Un)
1%
50
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28
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Low
1%
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Caterpillar Tractor (Un)„
Celanese
6%
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Producers
Corp
:
—
2
RR
OCTOBER
Friday
Shares
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High
V/2
5
Atlantic
Canadian
Low
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
10c
California
FOR WEEK
Sales
25
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50
21%
Sep
27%
Jan
185
71 %
Jan
104 V*
Sep
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134
97%
Feb
128%
Sep
46 Va May
a__
—
52%
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May
Sep
—
37
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, October 31, 1955
..
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR WEEK
ENDED
OCTOBER 28
■
■
1
■
Midwest Stock Exchange
Week's
Friday
Range
Sale Price
AJcron
50c
10%
1
8%
8%
Castings
Aluminum
Advanced
—L
Mfg
Brass
Corp: (Un)
Alleghany
Laboratories
Allied
American Airlines
__
10%
8%
39%
10%
-
300
Oct
48%
Jan
26
Jan
35%
Sep
7%
Jan
12
8%
Jan
11
7%
400
100
500
/
—
—
Oct
Apr
Jan
11
36
Jan
61% Mar
61%
Oct
80%
21
100
550
400
900
-
July
42'A
44
61%
22%
62
23%
27%
44%
27%
43 %
27 /4
44%
—»•
57
36%
57
36%
200
800
100
500
29% May
36% Oct
24
24
24%
9%
800
1,700
23%
35 %
Oct
13%
Feb
23%
1,200
21% Mar
27 %
Jun
178% 179%
2,300
43
20
1
(Un)
39%
33%
10%
61%
*
Apr
(Un)
Paramount Theatres
—12.50
Co
Can
American
Cyanamid
American
1
—»
29
33
Sep
38% May
45 %
Jun
10
Co
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7
Investment
American
—
1
Machine & Foundry—
American
American Tel
& Tel
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—100
Co
8%
22%
22%
179%
(Un)
Stand San
Rad &
9
5
American Motors Corp
American
•
63% Sep
48 % Mar
8%
173
Oct
Apr.,
187% July
Jan
18 y2 May
23
16% Aug
25% May
83 Vs
1,000
35%
36%
800
28%
Jan
40 3/4
Sep
36'
36%
1,000
35 y2
Jan
41
Jun
29 %
30 V*
800
29%
Oct
41%
Jan
27%
28%
600
233/4
Jan
13%
13%
100
123/4
Jan
15%
Sep
34
34
100
30 %
Jan
36 %
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—
26%
27
200
26% Oct
10
47%
47%
50%
3,800
32% Mar
54
Sep
Kaiser Alum & Chemical com——33V3C
343/8
343/8
35Vs
200
30% Jan
41%
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40%
40 %
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Inland
_
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.
International Mineral
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8.75
1
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43*%
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Co
Co
1
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(Un)
4
Landis
Co
62%
Feb
79%
500
47%
Jan
82 3/4 Aug
36% May
50 y2
Sep
Lib by
—
14 %
15
300
11% Mar
163/8
Feb
Monarch
Leath
700
$1.50
Atchison
Athey
2nd
conv
preferred
Topeka
Products
Atlantic
6%
300
Jan
3,700
12%
Jan
17
Jun
Lindsay Chemical Co
28%
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28%
100
25%
Jan
29%
Jun
Louisville
Jan
133
—
t?%
133
35%
7%
7
7%
1,300
5%
5%
5%
2,400
.
36%
150 y2
Jun
13%
Feb
Jun
8%
5%
8% Apr
Oct
Bendix
Aviation
(Un)_
&
Sons
Brad
Foote
Budd
(E
Gear
—
Corp
24%
Oct
700
1,100
45%
Oct
1
May
400
104%
Jan
165
Sep
300
Jan
25
17%
250
32%
100
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60%
60%
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22%
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36
Sep
343/4
57
47 %
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66
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Aug
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23
200
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200
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Feb
July
Jun
22%
21%
22%
750
18a/4 Mar
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29%
29%
29%
200
23%
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30%
31%
31%
200
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Oct
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5
—
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33
700
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1
50%
100
46
Jan
53
Jun
27%
28
800
24
Jan
30 y2
Sep
26
10
50%
27%
•
Central Illinois Pub Serv
26
26%
23%
Apr
29%
Jun
423/4
Jan
203/8
Sep
25%
64% May
16% Jan
65%
Jun
29%
Sep
25
—
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1
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•
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•
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200
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100
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56
21 %
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100
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Merck
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1
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Cleveland Electric Ilium
Clinton
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Coleman
Co
Inc
Commonwealth
Consolidated
Consumers
140
5
117%
Jan
150
137
64
1293/4
Feb
150
May
66%
Jan
1,500
25
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28
16%
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Brick
31% Aug
40% Oct
—
Middle
Manufacturing
Chemical
Corp
Minnesota
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Mont
Du
A
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de
(Alan
Modine
Mfg
Monsanto
Air
Lines
(Un)
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Paper
Electric
Emerson
Radio
Falstaff
Brewing
Flour Mills
Foremost
&
&
Dairies
Morris
Drive
Fox
Gamble-Skogmo
Sep
9%
9%
9%
1,500
9%
Oct
143/s
7%
7%
900
24%
24%
25%
1,600
36%
36%
400
35%
35%
100
6% Jan
16
Feb
9*s/8 May
Jan
25 V*
Oct
31% May
33% Jan
38%
Sep
37% Aug
30%
31%
600
52%
52%
100
20%
20%
200
19%
Oct
23%
13%
13 %
200
133/s
Oct
17
Mar
300
157 y4
Jan
246
Box
General
Auto
214%
-
214% 215
-
New
Glidden Co
12%
4
10%
Sep
313/4
Oct
59%
Sep
Motor
30%
100
6%
63/4
200
Graham-Paige Corp
Gray Drug Stores
Co
new
A
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Jan
Jan
57
300
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53
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45
Oct
44% Mar
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7%
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83/4
Oct
8%
Oct
8%
Oct
13
26
Jun
29
8
2,100
7
Jan
11% May
23
Sep
Oct
23%
Jan
National
Gysum
1
—
49%
49%
200
49
Oct
50
National
Lead
5
78%
78
80
500
55%
Jan
88
Sep
41 %
500
33
Jan
453/8
Sep
Co
Co
National Standard Co
National
Tile
&
North
American
North American Car Corp
Northern Illinois Gas Co
Pacific
Northern
States
44%
62%
_
5
700
11
4,700
46%
10%
44%
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2,100
300
65
31%
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100
Oil
Co
Oklahoma
Gas
33
;> Sep
17% Mar
66
23% Aug
i
Jan
82
-
Jun
68Vs
68 y8
16%
17
2,100
16% Jan
71V*
71
713/4
1,550
55
Jan
73
Sep
22%
700
20 '/a
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31
Aug
52% Aug
48 3/8
49
44%
18% Sep
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32
323/4
1,000
303/4
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35%
353/4
300
32
Feb
5
—
54%
56
600
50
Mar
Jan
12
—
—
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&
Chem
Corp
—
32%
300
.
-
*
__
36% Mar
43% May
15% July
23
16 %
100
153/4 Jan
7%
24
26%
.
52.200
5
6,700
15
26
26 %
1,300
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1,000
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Company
Oil
Co
1,500
413A
500
Jan
49
53%
53%
700
48%
Jan
64% Aug
31%
31%
100
31%
Oct
43%
77%
773/4
1,000
7%
7%
150
RKO
Theatres Corp
(Un)
;
Feb
100
15% May
9%
300
21%
600
113/4
of America
Mar
10
River
Oct
26% Aug
147/a Aug
Sep
•
Raisin
Paper
10
10
—:—•
Rockwell Spring & Axle
6% July
700
9%
Jan
11% Sep
St
57%
Feb
69
2%
5
Sangamo Electric Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
700-
Jun
Sep
3% Feb
1,200
49% Mar
79% Mar
134% 138
1,000
89% Mar
46
3,800
44
121/a
12%
2,900
41 %
43
1,500
37%
37%
44%
12%
7%
145
Regis
Paper
Schwitzer-Cummins
Roebuck
Oil
Sep
Signode
Steel Strapping
Sep
Sinclair
Oil
Oct
Sep
South
Oct
44 y4
44% Mar
Southern
Co
Southern
Pacific
Jan
66
Jun
Southwestern
20
Aug
1%
2
500
__
19
19%
• •
26%
25%
27
1%
1%
29%
29
14%
10%
14%
150
16 3/a
May
20%
Oct
27%
Oct
1%
Oct
3%
Jan
200
24 %
Jan
30%
300
2,000
600
29 %
14%
_.
13%
Jan
10%
11
381
10%
Oct
84%
84%
200
613/4 Mar
Bend
Lathe
6
8.100
Sep
Sep
16% July
11% Sep
90
4% Mar
Sep
6% Aug
25
25
25%
1,550
24%
Oct
35
26
26
26%
600
25%
Jan
28 y2
12%
12%
13
700
93/4
Jan
49
49%
400
6%
100
383/4 July
3% Jan
33%
250
27 %
6%
(Un)_
Jan
Works
Jan
55%
Jun
15%
Oct
25%
Apr
49%
3.300
11 Va
83/4 May
Aug
54% Sep
50% Sep
41% May
48%
48%
50 Vs
1,400
40
25%
26
-
900
24
15
15
•-
100
10 %
Jan
15 Vs
Oct
28%
29
300
25
Jan
31 Vs
July
—
_
Mar
31
Jan
'
'
Mar
*
60
Jan
58
50
56 %
Jun
14%
14%
500
13%
Oct
40
400
34 Vs Mar
49 %
25%
25%
100
25%
Oct
30
Jan
20%
20%
20 %
500
20%
Oct
27 Va
Aug
17%
20
1,250
17%
Jun
21
Co
101% 103
800
•
743/4
Jan
300
56%
Oct
16% Feb
112%
Jun
Feb
Sep
65 % Mar
56%
56 %
1
6
15
22%
55%
21 Va
223/4
2,250
18 %
Jun
24 Vs
Sep
55%
56 3/4
1,400
49 % Mar
59%
Jun
57%
59
400
50
63
Sep
5
Public
19%
—*
•
Mar
27
200
24%
Jan
28 % May
19
1934
900
18
Jan
21 Vs Mar
21%
56%
,
57%
26
1
50c
56%
27
,
*
(Un)
Service
-
19%
5
(Un)
Jan
Aug
14% Tuly
49 % July
—"
Spiegel Inc common
Warrants
Standard
2
—
Oil
California
of
*
15
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—
86
Standard
Oil of Indiana—
25
49%
Standard
Oil
(Un)
15
131%
(Ohio)
10
N
Standard Oil Co
Standard
J
26
21%
22%
July
300
51%
Jan
400
25%
Oct
28%
Jan
21% Sep
293/4
Jun
1,500
65
Corp
;
Stone Container Corp
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Sunbeam
Corp
Sundstrand
Machine Tool
Sunray Mid Continent Oil Co
9Vu
Feb
Swift
33%
Oct
Sylvania
&
Company
Electric Products
14%
2
15
800
2
2,000
86
500
83%
49%
50
1313/V 135%
1,900
700
16% July
10%
Jan
la/4
Jan
3% July
Jan
95 % July
42% May
106% Jan
533/4 July
74
143% July
46%
47%
800
42 34
Jan
1
Railway Euipment
Stewart-Warner
5%
37 %
200
33/s Mar
22%
'
1%
300
16 %
58
Co_
Sperry Rand Corp—
16% May
1% Oct
200
44%
Jun
33% Sep
30% Mar
38%
i
Oct
51
9%
43%
41 %
Oct
7.50
Corp__
393/8
650
200
May
25%
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1
Socony Mobil Gas Co Inc
200
323/4
32%
38%
J
13%
18
1,200
58
Co
48%
59%
200
35%
50%
,
-
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Feb
17%
Sep
71% Mar
61%
343/4
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Oct
59%
is
57
60
48%
12
Co
37
500
43
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St Louis National Stockyards
Sears
45%
38% Jan
J
Jan
57%
—
5
—
3
100
Jan
400
41
9%
*.
5
Richman Bros Co——
100
2%
Sep
10
7%
16
1
-
(Un)—
(Un)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco class B
17% Mar
Jan
Jun
79%
Oct
70% May
32%
60
35%
5
Republic Steel Corp
550..
May
41
5
12
20%
36 Va
223/s
41%
*
(Un)
100
7
Jun
Mar
24% July
213/4
—*
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common
Radio Corp
16%
166
17% Mar
1
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Oct
Oct
30%
•
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(Un)
of Indiana
Co
146
Jun
25 Vs July
Jan
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Phillips Petroleum Co
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Service
9%
Jan.
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(Un)
Potter Co
Public
18 3/4 July
22% Jan
148
100
7 Vs
24%
6%
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—_3
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&
17
100
100
'
i
33 %C
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
(Charles)
600
15%
24%
.
-
Phelps Dodge. Corp
Philco Corp (Un)
17%
373%
25
—
_
Jun
22
17%
^
1—5
Sep
4
Sep
16%
373/4
-
—
Jan
131/4
Jun
383,4
373/4
17%
1
2
w-*.
54
12
37%
64'A July
15%
(Un)—1
(Un)
Co class A'—
Pen
prior preferred.
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples G-as Light & Coke
Shell
__
Sep
Feb
16%
_
—
convertible
5%
Jun
10
72
24
22%
American World Airways
Jun
5%
July
49
Jan
Jan
10
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56%
'
12% July
73/4 Jan
32
47%
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1
Oct
—'
100
Co—4*
(Un)
(Minnesota)
-
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5
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„
1
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40
—
1
*
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Aviation
Northern
8
19
Mfg
New York Central RR
Oct
134%
Sep
19
Feb
1
45.
27
27
—
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25
common J
8 3/8
83/8
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12
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38%
37
38 %
2,500
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Sep
Oct
July
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10
11
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35%
200
33%
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General
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Oct
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59
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Friday
STOCKS
Oct
.
Number 5477
Volume 182
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1835):
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Texas Co
Texas
(The)
Gulf
Thor
Producing
Power
Tool
Toledo Edison
Corp
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of
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U
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23
400
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13%
41
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65
200
2,100
2%
4%
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900
23 J/e
Oct
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22%
300
18%
Jan
23%
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65
Steel
(Un)
Oct
65
103
120
103
100
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200
27%
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500
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59
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100
52%
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37%
300
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600
55
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200
.
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500
57%
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15
15
6
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40%
Feb
51
Jun
62%
American Foreign Power
American Motors (Un)
Sep
American Radiator & S S
40% May
8%
Jan
15% Mar
100
27%
Jan
21%
500
20
Sep
30% May
28% Jun
American Tel
56%
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53%
Oct
82
Feb
American
Tobacco
27%
400
27%
Sep
31%
Sep
American
Viscose
16
100
15
Feb
20%
Jan
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Jan
22% Mar
Jan
36
Aug
Arkansas
Fuel
24%
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Arkansas
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31 %
22%
700
21 %
49
94%
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200
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46
May
86
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88
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100
126 % 126%
—
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Jan
52 % July
Armour
July
132% May
&
Atlas
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
.
Range
Par
Amer Security
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American
Stores
American
Tel
Arundel
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Co„_
25%
28%
„—
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Baltimore
47%
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43%
Jan
47%
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Beech
47%
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58%
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2,656
172%
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25
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29
3,490
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50
23% Aug
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12
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195
38
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42
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23
41%
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44%
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93%
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Jan
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30
30
30%
239
28
Jan
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82
83%
44
82
Oct
91%
Finance
1
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10
45 %
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29
•
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Jan
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31
89% Mar1
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16
17
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Transportation
Common
55
43%' Oct
;
11% July
5% Jan
17
•
11% Mar
14%
Oct
23% July
43%
Feb
20%
Oct
30%
Apr
51
Sep
55
Corp
18%
Oct
Potomac
Electric
3.60%
series
3.60%
26
25%
26%
3,192
21%
44%
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421/2 Mar
1,193
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146% May
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265
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50
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Sep
Feb
89%
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Aug
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Sep
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Sep
35
Oct
Crown
Feb
Jan
52% Aug
Apr
Zellerbach Corp
Corn Products
Sep
Oct
Feb
26%
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47%
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190
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15% Mar
206
42%
163
168
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*
21 Va Mar
33
25
A_—*
class
Mar
62%
1
—
—
Gas Co
Motors
Continuental
r(Un)
Indus
Corp
Natural
Continental
•
Edison
Chem
60%
46
a23% a23%
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cl B—2%■
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Solvents
Commonwealth
*
—
System
;
a29% a29%
3 Va
:
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56%
a7 Ve
-1
———a—a
L\"K75%
76%
35
35
10
34
Oct
Jan
Jan
July
Sep
Apr
37'
6'A
6%
62
5%
Jan
36%
37%
450
35%
Jun
40
40%
1,175
38%
Jan
99%
36
98%
Apr
102
July
Jan
142
Feb
39%
•:
136
136
12
133
6%
'
Feb
39% Mar
42% July
Curtiss-Wrighti
Co
&
Giorgio Fruit Corp cl B com
Domingues Oil Fields Co
Door-Oliver
Inc
'
5
(Un)
Douglas Aircraft Co
Douglas Oil of Calif
*
:
—
16%
390
15%
51
872
al2
26
12 % May
349
15
*
a„
t
85*
4
.$1,000
76% Mar
85
Sep
Eastern
&
4%
-4%
100
4% Apr
52%
53 Va
277
43% Mar
50c
a48
a48
a48
80
Co
213% 213%
290
(Un)——25
Bond
Electrodata
El
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Week's
Eureka
Shares
Ewa
for Week
of Prices
Paso
Inc
1
—
46%
46%
a—
—a-.',
158%
150
10
(Un)
(Un)
Share
&
Co
79%
79%"-
238
(Un)———5
——1/-——1
Corp
Natural
Emporium
Sales
Range
Jan
Sep
a„
Blaw-Knox
Columbia
Co
System
;441—— *
i
Continental Commercial
Pitt
Home
Joy
5
4
44%
249% July
Oct
67
Capwell
Plantation
a
a 45%
55%
Mar
-2o
36
Co_—.—I
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2
2
'
1
Co
Manufacturing Co
Lone
Star
l
Gas
:
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2.50
v
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
For
22
15%
Jan
17%
6%
67
4,348
464
27
3 %
3%
3%
15
5
31%
-
30
65%
215
28
1 %
31 %
58%
65%
28%
104
1%
82
Sep
Oct
25%
3
Jan
Apr
Oct
985.....
•
Oct
May
21%
.
52
Feb
Fruehauf
1%
82
7%
570
30
41
Trailer
2%
Aug
Apr
July
Oct
Feb
26
Jan
Feb
37 % July
Jan
65%
27
Jan
32% July
1%
Oct
General
New
General
Sep
Gillette
24
14
29%
Jan
Mar
14%
565
13%
Jan
5%
6%
225
5%
Oct
614
6%
100
8% Mar
35
Sep
Paint
Preferred
Jan
9
page
45.
Corp (Un),
Corp old
common
General
2%
236
Foods
20%
Sep
26% Aug
47%
47%
296
35%
Jan
47% "Oct
55
58
1,223
46%
48
1,237
Sep
Goebel
w
3
common-
preferred
new
Goodyear
16%
(B
F»
Tire
Co.
&
Graham-Paige Corp
Jan
Great
Northern
6%
Sep
7%
Jan
25%
25%
26%
Greyhound
642
25%
Jan
32%
Feb
Grumman
53%
53%
57%
864
53 %
Oct
82%
Jan
Gulf
Oil
Jun
76% Mar
44%
46%
2,654
44
Oct
48%
"
11V4
12
645
10 %
Jun
14%
16%
17
175
16
Jan
17
17%
17%
16%
Jun
18% Mar
3R% Sep
41% Oct
44% J"lv
17
a36%
41 %*.
(Un)
(Un)—
a36% a37%
100
188
41V2
43
745
a6%
84% May
145
44%
9
Sep
Sep
Jan
May
Sep
a6%
60
6%
Sep
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50
61 %
Jan
68% July
5
a57%
a57% a60%
153
53 %
63 %
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3
1
25
2
100
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2
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Corp
Corp
56
10
—
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Aircraft
-
89% Mar
1
Rubber
Apr
8
Oct
3
al35
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com
Erewing Co
Goodrich
31% July
46%
335
5
Telephone Corp com (Un)—10
Co
77% Mar
51% July
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*
*
—
2nd
.
133%
—
common
i_
Corp
58
5
1.66%
General'Motors
91%
29%
60%
1,011
—1
——
Feb
21V4
:i,.
Sep
33%
Co
General Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co (Un)
62 % Mar
Oct
39% July
47%
20%
Mar
Jan
6%
35v*
125 ?
41V2
624
36 Va
Aug
J&n
Jtfn
2
1
2
Jan
Sep
3% Mar
44%
Sep
14%36 %
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715
13%
Jam
16% Mar
36 Va
36 V2
100
36 %
Oct
36%
a84
a84
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a
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41
Jan
35 %
Apr
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Jan
-33
Jun
30%
2
Dairies
43
33%
5%
Foremost
37% July
28% Jan
4%
a53% a54 %
Mar
29%
29
1
7
7%
a36%
a54%
Power & Light
(Uni
*
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—10
Conv
7%
5
1
27
6%
4%
34
a36%
Food
10
Corp
see
214
a36^4
Florida
12.50
Brake
footnotes
16%
4%
„5
I
Electric
31
35%
5
c
Air
Aug
4%
♦
Corp
t
24 Va
34%
10
Rockwell Spring & Axle
United
Engineering & Foundry Co
United States Glass common
Common
42
~4%
10
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp—.
Plymouth
25%
6%
*
;
86% Sep
,,
'
—
41%
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.
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Jan
1
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500
a22% a22%
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165
36
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27%
65
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capital
Corp Ltd
13% al3%
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10
a26% a26%
1
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16
16%
8.50
Brewing
(Joseph)
Low
35%
444
dlx.
Equitable Gas Co
Range since Jan.
High
24%
1
Duquesne Brewing
Duquesne Light
Fort
Low
*
u
Gas
;
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—
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Sale Price
Par
f
.7% May
59 %
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Electric
Lost
Jan
'
.
.
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Friday
j
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Sep
a__
52%
1
Industries
deNemours
—
19 Vb July
54%
Feb
•—5
—
Dow Chemical Co
Dresser
a„
•:
46% July
al2
a75
16%
a75 a77%
7%
—
a__
50%
16%
*
common
duPont
r'V;'V..
(Un)
Corp
Eastman Kodak Co
STOCKS
Sep
70%
Feb
Mar
201
4
Trading Corp com
Clary Com
865
36'/®
t
485
44%
—
Chrysler Corp
18
99
"•••■■■J
66 %
4
Chicago Mil St Paul RR com
32%
—-.y.'r
BONDS
40
44%
Vought Aircraft (Un)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
68
„
pi^erFed
conv
62%
lc
Ginger Ale
Eureka
Central
17"%
-i)referred..TJ^'lJiriii^^
$4.50.
187% July
173%
575
374
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(Un)—13
——
Packing
Dry
Celanese
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*
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984
14%
3-
Corp
Co
Atlantic
66%
76
aa—a—10
United Corp
United Gas
57
66 %
5
Pacific
18
Serv„«
Jan
76%
(Un)—100
Sullivan
&
Ink
(J I)
66%
*
4
Brook
16
32%
60'
20
.
43
15%
31'%
32%
—50^' Vt32%
Beading Co,common—
1,954
11%
com
Scott Paper Co—
-
15%
30%
^
v
43'A July
2,512
—
div preference
53%
Jan
2,247
—
Jun
al7 al7%
15
Commercial
Oct
22%
com—v.
Jan
27
Oct
a46% a47%
—
——p 2
(Un)
Gas
37%
19%
50
Gas
Oct
13 Va
Mar
8'/a
65 Va
a46%
—5
Corp
Columbia
44%
31%
—1
&
Sep
%
31%
5
Inc—„—
Broadcast
965
■
19%
:
14
76
10
(Un)
Columbia
3,521
■
31
50
(Un)—
Mining
Consolidated
14%
Oct
5
Corp (Un)
(Un)___
49% July
30% Jun
Jan
19%
B preferred.,
Mfg'Co—
-4—
Progress
$1.40
Jan
Mar
preferred—.4
Public. Service Electric
.
16
42
147/8
10
common
series
A
363
1,315
31
3
Power
18
48%
r
-20
4.—
——
14 J/4
63%
Oct
31 v
'
16%
39%
100
45
60%
10
'^Caterpillar Tractor Co
12% July
707
2,351
47%
k
14%
20
Chance
630
.—
48
;
—10
4
Participating preferred
Philco
Co—
17%
24 % July
65%
Corp__——_—.—.—1 /*
Corp (Un)—
—5
Canadian
Clorox
Fennroad Corp
—-1
Pennsylvania. Power & Light com—.
Pennsylvania RR -4-f
50,
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg—»—
,—10
Philadelphia Electric common.
;
Jan
Mar
66 %
50
;
Oil
Pacific
Case
Sep
33%
:
18 %
76
————
Sugar
Canada
145%' Sep
"49% Sep
'
26%
15
48
25
Calaveras Cement Co_
California
Jun
-5
:
—
25
(Un)
Corp
California
Sep
23%
1,029
4,668
—
38% May
102
179 Va 179%
100
(Un)—.
Canadian
10
225
133% 137%
,
v.
46%
Co- Inc——
of
45%
a9
Co
(Un)—
Jun
695
278 '
24
41%
(Un
Hill
Calamba
Aug
44%
Resistance
National Bank
•
-
—
Lehigh Coal & Navigation.—a—10
(Glenn L)—
1
&
::
..
134%
Martin
Merck
,
487
44%
—.
International
V
82
*
a—-—1.66%
common
Co
. <
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—5
„
—
Co
%
\■
-
common
i
w
Brothers
Hecht
Bait—
at
Corp
common
—10
:
Amer
non-voting
(Julius)
Garfinckel
General
of
,
Co
Burroughs
Feb
Fidelity & Deposit Co
.
Chica
Bunker
Feb
♦
44
Sep
24
a55% a57%
309
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc—
Budd Company
Jan
Duquesne Light Co
Electric Storage Battery——
10
43%
Apr
Jun
Sep
9%
Delaware Power.& Light;common—13%
,
33 Va July
48 Va
Boeing Airplane Co
July
40%
94 %
5
Jan
48%
Instrument
Cons
Borden
Jun
701
41%
1
—
22%
(Un)—*
Bishop Oil Co
Blair Holdings Corp (Un)——1
'18% Sep
23
25
—
120
80%
117
14%
Aviation
Benguet
24% Mar
Jan
40
1.80
—
9%
39%
21%
29 Va
22
Ohio RR
&
Aircraft
Bolsa
518
21%
__
5
.
Jan
a27% a28%
1
(Un)——j
Bethlehem Steel
Oct
Jan
Transit Co—
non-cum.
21
585
Securities
Beckman
40
15%
13
Common
$2.50
Low
236
,
1,425
(111)
Corp
Baltimore
178% 179%
179%
•
new——6.50
Corp
Atlantic City Electric Co
23%
175
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baldwin
Range since Jan. 1
High
47%
22%
*
^
Wedge
Mfg
48%
47%
100
—
Shares
47%
*
Tel
&
Jan
'
Avco
for Week
Low
Oct
75%
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
■
63%
23
(Un)
Corp
93 % Mar
10
a9
Gas
July
107
514
22%
5
Corp
120
108
44
(Un)
Jun
63%
a
22%
Co
Sep
Jan
10%
al05
a8%
Refining Co
Atok-Big
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Jan
63%
(Un)
5
Ashland Oil & Refining
(UnK:—
1
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)—_50
Atlantic
7%
Jan
6
al05
Corp
Oil
Co
60
5
Armco Steel Corp
103
a8%
24
Calif Nat'l Bank
Anglo
37%
Oct
(Un)
Louisiana
800
34
22%
!
49
_*
20%
29%
Mar
3%
al06%
a55%
& Tel Co
(The)
Oct
29
200
& Refining
American Smelting
800
29%
•
21
30
3%
—
20
(Un)—
100
3%
al07%
,_10
(Unu.
21%
a37% a37%
——12%
(Un)_
Ltd
Oct
20
■
.
__10
Zenith Radio Corp
(Un)
12%
33%
^'•4'
:
10
Co
Co
Factors
66% July
a8%
1
(Un)
com
American
16
J—
10
Jr
Can
45 Va July
Jan
3%
*
American Cyanamid Co
53%
53%
*
Wisconsin Public Service
American
Oct
47 Va
21%
a37%
20
(Un)_
com
Theatres
29%
5
Corp
Wisconsin Electric Power (Un)
Bdst-Para
38 %
25
*
American Airlines Inc
Amer
655
1
—
High
Low
39%
1
—
27%
-12%
common
Ltd
38%
10
Co
Range since Jan. 1
High
a61% a61%
*
Mining
(Un)_
21 %
29%
2%
Bankshares
Woolworth
13
'
(Un)
Gold
Allied Chem & Dye Corp (Un)
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un)—
Aluminium
38 Va
25
Corp
Juneau
Shares
Low
5
common
(Un)
Alleghany Corp
116% Sep
31% Apr
'
Stores
Wrigley
%
•
__lo
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool Seeger Corp wi
Wisconsin
6%
13
44
Telegraph
Alaska
48% July
7% Feb
36%
Industries
Admiral
lfr Oct
34%
6%
O
32.
Laboratories
Air Reduction Co
Oct
Iff
ACF
Feb
59%
16%
Walgreen Co
Wieboldt
60% Aug
29%
5
Corp
Union
Aug
48%
1
-X——.
(Un)__
Van Dorn Iron
37% Mar
29 Va
29%
___1
_
Abbott
for Week
of Prices
Par
17% July
48% Sep
Sales
Range
Sale Price
25% Mar
Jan
Exchange
Week's
Last
Oct
2%
63%
*
stocks
Sep
24%
24%
10
(Del)
,
Co
,v
41%
—
Corporation
38
2%
13
Western
i
22%
15V4
10
Corp
Industries
S
22%
112%
Friday
25
—
United Air Lines Inc
S
300
San Francisco Stock
5
California
Rights
U
36%
Jan
26% May
20% Jan
*
Carbide
United
36%
1
28
1
22%
(Un)
Electric
Aircraft
84
common
Union
United
300
1
Union
of
110%
2
OCTOBER
High
5
_
208 So La Salle St Corp
Union Oil
108
108
since Jan.
Low
*
_
Trav-ler Radio Corp
Tri Continental Corp
Truax-Traer
Range
High
3.33 Vz
Co
Co
Transamerica
Shares
Low'
25
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
FOR WEEK
Sales
Oct
—
.
$
i
46
The Commercial and
(1836)
financial Chronicle
..
Monday, October 31, 1955
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR
Friday
Francisco Stock Exch. (Cont.)
San
Last
STOCKS
of Prices
Par
I-IIII25
Preferred
Pineapple Co
Hawaiian
IJotels
Homestake
Corp
5
Mining
Honokaa
Sugar
Honolulu
Co
(Un)
Oil Corp
Co
Inc
Foods
Hunt
Idaho
Mary
Idaho
Power
—20
—
new____
—
Mines Corp (Un)
Co
Co (Canada) (Un)
Co
International Tel & Tel
Oil
Intex
Kaiser
Alum
Motors
Pulp & Timber _———*
Apr
Pullman Inc
(Un)
—*
10
36'/»
Jan
51%
Sep
Pure
(Un)
5
a35 %
135
35
Oct
47%
Steel
•
£
(
—
Chem
&
Co
9%
Oct
Radio Corp of America
37%
Oct
44%
Oct
Rayonier Incorporated com
23 %
Apr
29
Oct
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Republic Pictures
1.25
Jan
Republic 8teel Corp
July
10
9%
50c
Oct
-«•
July
5,750
50
27%
Oct
30 %
420
35%
Jan
41
Jun
Oil
Reserve
Rexall
Jan
85
Sep
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Apr
113
Rheem
340
23%
Jan
31
1,270
Oct
10%
Jun
Riverside
150
82
May
91%
Apr
Rohr
10
50
50%
980
32% Mar
50%
Oct
Royal
194
41%
Sep
S
Kennecott Copper Corp
Kern County Land
,
8y8
31 Ve
Jun
3%
505
2%
Jan
5
22%
Sep
106 y4 106 y4
402
99
Jan
a34 % a35%
3%
a21%
(Un)
28
a21% a21%
a34%
1
3 y2
•
5
May
23% July
128% Aug
Co
2%
44%
45
335
44%
Oct
58i/4
Libby McNeill & Libby
7
14%
14%
156
13%
Jan
231/4
Apr
Manufacturing Co
Richfield
Myers
&
Lockheed
Loew's
A
Petroleum
W Fine
Foods Inc
Feb
a35 a35%
131
35 %
40%
Jun
55-u
Jun
St
Joseph Lead
Co (Un)
San Diego Gas & Elec com—.
San Mauricio Mining
—
Scott
69 %
68%
69%
320
68%
Oct
49%
49%
51 %
700
40
Jan
51%
Oct
20%
20 '/a
210
17% Mar
24 %
Aug
•
Schenley
1,467
75
33%
Oct
39% Gep
20
14%
Sep
25%
9%
Oct
9%
300
48%
49%
759
41 % May
41
Feb
50
50% a50%
9%
49%
49%
35
Oct
43 %
Sep
Sep
45%
Feo
Oct
73%
183
65
May
79
Sep
34
35
465
33
July
38%
Jan
23
23
loU
23
Oct
a76 a76%
182
77
Oct
34
t
101
\
47%
9% Mar
(P)
Co
—
al9% al9%
30
39
39
156
24%
25%
31%
al9%
——10
...
30%
a__
a~_
173
908
42 %
July
48 %
Sep
55
41%
Jan
54%
Jun
34% Mar
49%
Jun
38%
—
210
38%
17%
jU
17%
302
5c
5c
5c
25,300
100
100
100
225
20
20
380
20
Oct
66%
66%
297
57%
Apr
511
76
Jan
Water
Co
Shasta
Sep
Sinclair
25%
Apr
Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
43%
Feb
Southern
37%
Sen
(Un)
5
Oct
Magnavox
(Un)
Co com
Marchant
1
Calculators
Martin
Co
Matson
Navigation
(Glen)
5
1
;
—
Co
24%
(Un)
*
McKesson & Robbins Inc (Un)
18
Meier
30%
10
Frank
&
Menasco
Merck
Mfg Co
Co
&
Inc
Co
common
Inc
Merrill
Pete Ltd
Middle
Mindanao
Mother
com
&
M
J
M
Oil
Power
Montgomery
17%
Apr
Morris
Co
(Philip)
5%
5%
Oct
667
Aug
Southern
Calif
Southern
Co
Pacific
8%
Feb
30%
Oct
10c
10c
41,030
3c
Apr
a28% a28%
6
10c
a28%
10
(Un)
Jun
38c
Co
Spiegel
Inc
Anr
common
(Un)
Standard Oil Co
Fibres—
Auto
National City
Lines
]
National Distillers Products
National
Gypsum
1
(Un)
of
26
125
25
Jan
32
Feb
Standard
Oil
39%
207
35%
Apr
41%
Sep
Standard
Oil
89%.
89%
289
7'<% May
92%
Stanley
43%
297
43%
Oct
43i/2
Sep
0ct
19 Vs
19%
1,057
16
Mar
19%
Sep
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
__
140
23
Jun
26
Apr
Super
19'/4
650
19
Oct
23%
Jan
Swift &
50
50
308
46% Mar
58y8
sep
Sylvania Electric Products—:
5
(Un)
1
__
Natomas
Company capital
England Electric System (Un)
N
1
Central RR
New
•
Y
Niagara
American
North
Amer
6%
(Un)
Mohawk
North
6%
__
6%
241
6%
Oct
10
16%
555
16%
Oct
17%
Apr
49% July
35% July
44%
44%
47
656
31%
Jan
30%
30%
31%
828
30
Jan
1
(Un)
63%
63%
64%
2,111
19 %
191/4
244
24 %
24%
100
1
com
__
_25
—
Northern Pacific
Railway (Un)
Northrop Aircraft Inc com
Co
N
Sterling Drug Inc
Mold
Ohio Edison Co
24V2
Texas
$1.25
Aug
Preferred
Transamerica
67'/4
100
66 %
Jan
81
Jun
27
282
23 y2
Sep
39'/2
jan
15%
15Va
15%
150
13%
1
Olaa Sugar Co (Un)_„
Olin Mathiesen Chemical
3%
2%
3%
6,610
2%
Sep
48%
48%
293
44%
Jan
521/2
32 %
32 %
150
31
Oct
37%
a3%
a3%
10
41/4
54 y2
54%
116
__
__
20
Corp
__
i
5
—
«
17
Jan
3%
Sep
52% Mar
a
f
Products
Pacific
Inc
•
common.—
Coast Aggregates—
Finance Corp (Un)_
Pacific
Pacific Gas & Electric
6%
1st
preferred
5
__
a29%
25
5%
25
red preferred
red pfd series A
4.50% red 1st preferred
*-
Pacific
Lighting Corp
Pacific
Oil
&
Gas
Tide
Pan American World
Paramount
Pictures
Airways
Petrocarbon
(Un)
Jan
Aug
42
53
10
Apr
Feb
35
37
31%
78
Jan
Jan
Aug
Apr
Apr
34%
28%
Sep
31 %
Jan
27%
Jan
29 Ve
Aug
Jan
29 V8
Aug
a26% a26%
70
26%
Oct
27%
Apr
39
1,762
37%
Jan
42
Aug
45c
700
40c
Oct
81c
Jan
12 %
800
10% Mar
133% 134%
145
*
371/2
171/4
a37%
7%
28
12 y8
1
171/4
40
129%
375
173/4
Jan
37%
655
Oct
12% July
147% Aug
51
Mar
'21%
17
Sep
45
37%
Sep
26%
26%
1,040
22 y2
Jan
42% May
30 % Jun
21%
22%
935
18
Jan
24% July
Chemicals
l
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp common (Un)
1
a37%a37%
10
12%
1 10
1 15
6%
July
1.85
49
Mar
64 %
Sep
Aug
876
a3l a3l%
10
•
77
31
Oct
43
Jun
6%
200
77%
.6%
1.00
Jun
270
1,420
a52% a53%
3
PMn?nP.inp J*?8 Dil« TeI Co——p
Petroleum Co
Phillips
Jan
65
74%
Jan
97%
22%
1,825
21%
Oct
29
al4% al4%
25
11 %
Jan
16% July
80
37 % Mar
40%
73%
98% July
53% July
21J
21j/b
a37% a37%
136
415
133
a48
a50% a51%
100
10%
10%
1,722
23%
.5
23%
826
19
200
10%
10
(Un)
107%
50
1
19
a
.19
Jan
% May
44
10
17%
a48
Jan
a__
—
Jun
July
Apr
140
Sep
a__
—
Oct
22%
41
Jan
53 %
Sep
9
Aug
15%
Jun
22
Sep
27%
Jun
20%
Jun
17%
Feb
12
a46
10
44%
41%
al09all0%
P3
51% July
Oct
49%
88
274
Oct
42%
a46
44%
Jan
45%
•
a46
7.50
247
4%
Feb
70% May
25
•
(Un)
Feb
37%
565
Jun
9
14
25
31%
31%
10
Jun
24%
Oct
25
Oct
20% Mar
279
24
33%
42%
3,6x7
23%
23%
136
10%
106
23%
Jan
27
20
41Va
10%
—5
Inc
44%
325
a27% a277/8
42%
warrants
Corp
0
July
Oct
37%
24'A
24%
25
109
Mar
37%
23%
23%
50c
——*
2
Carbon
United
7%
79%
Jun
Sep
&
J*un
48%
Sep
23%
Oct
34%
Jun
9%
Oct
12
-,b
ttep
Aircraft Corp
Air
Lines
United
Fruit
4
27%
Feb
869
47%
Oct
31%
53%
250
?R%
Jan
50
28%
28'A
30%
Sep
59
59%
1,009
Sep
59%
Oct
r>A
riS
49,348
Ji
Oct
11
•
Co
37 %
1,302
34%
Jan
491/4 July
54
54
232
pi 1/4
Feb
58
30%
30%
530
ti¬
30%
United Gas Corp
(Un>—;
10 ts.
City Mines Co (Un)
1
U S Plywood Corp
1
U S Rubber (Un)
♦
U S Steel Corp common
—16%/
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co (Un)—:
5 f
37%
43%
180
54%
4,244
a5%
4
19%
20
a37% a3T%
45
80 Vz
55
.a5%
V
Pictures
Bros
(Un)
I
Washington Water Power
Wells Fargo Bank
'
Petroleum
Westates
Preferred
common
Life
Lines
Inc
Western
Air
Western
Western
(Up)—2.50 >
,_10 (T ' 25%
(Un)
12% f,. 53%
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp
Woolworth
Yellow
(F
Cab
—10
(Un)_^
W)
Co
)
Jun
;
^
Jan
1.60
Jan
11
,3,485
2,836
73%
632
62% May
83
Aug
19%
310
17%
Jan
25%
Jun
\
13%
t
.
8%
13%
520
11%
Jan
15
Aug
88
591/4
Oct
69%
Apr
a20% a20%
90
20
Sep
28
Jun
f
.25%
25%
100
25%
Oct
25%
O-t
t
53%
56%
3,124
53%
Oct
88
Feb
49
245
9%.
240
5%
Feb
100
94%
Oct
—
-v
.
94%
—:
49
9
.9
1
common—
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
July
14y2 July
81c
1.05
a59% a60%
Telegraph
Union
98
Mar
19%
13%
*T
Co—;
Sep
411/2 Aug
Jan
70
-
72
19%
*(
(Un)
Railroad
22%
Jan
32%
J.un
RANGE FOR WEEK
;
94 %
94%
46
52% July
Mav
■■
9%
Oct
94%
Oct
ENDED OCTOBER 28
Friday
Montreal Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Abltlbi
4% %
Power
& Paper common
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
Class
5%%
2nd
35%
36%
10,150
27
325
all
all
1C0
a24
a24
7%
7%:
a24
•
78
78
100
104
preferred—25
26%
100
105
26%
1
High
26
Jan
37% Aug
24%
Jun
27
23
1,060
*
•
Montreal
Orders bandied
on
Canadian Stock
Exchanges
tlnougb our Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct
private wire
from coast to coast.
45.
Mar
60% Aug
v;
38
37'A
39%
4,390
32 %
Feb
46% July
18
171/2
18
1,590
13% Mar
20 %
46%
4,325-
42
May
54% July
63 % Ju.y
July
57
550
1,547
36%
Apr
Jan
Bathurst Power &
62
7_5
58%
Jan
64%. Sep
39
42
38
Jan
53
45'A
Feb
52 % July
Apr
9% Mar
Jan
92%
Jan
117%
Sep
Sep
Paper class A—
Class B
27
5,572
26
Jan
27%
Jun
Bell
415
105
Oct
109%
Jun
Brazilian
:
—
50
Traction
Light & Power-
Bank Note Co——
Oil common
Co., Inc.
Tel: HAnover 2-9250
Teletype: NY1-1979'
Mills
Buildlng
Ltd
27%
1C5
Jan
21%
33% July
92%
97
Jan
104
106
52%
fiFmso
Mar
51
"Jan
T
10
1
400
a54
51%
14%
15
12,611
52%
50
Jun
Aug
8%
Jan
24% Mar
225
15
5.00
5.00
200
4%
44
35
42%
15
104%
34y8
3,658
33
31
31
281
30
26
class A
Foundries—_—
Power
33%
a48% a43%
33%
preferred
Safeway 4.40%
Sep
2?% Mar
105% 1C5%
B_
Calgary Power preferred
Northern
29*
29%
44
Iron
Apr
96%
26
25
25
May
30%
32 %
2,235
23
Jan
16
16
200
12%
Jun
104
105
320
32%
Telephone—
Canada Cement common
$1.30
27%
.,7
96%
51
Products.
Products
Canada Forgings
15,292
a54
class
July
Sep
106% Aug
•54% Mar
'
British Columbia Power
Bruck
6,620
7%
52%
Forest
Columbia
43 %
28
pfd
_
Columbia
British
50%
7
103%
preferred
preferred
5% preferred
4 %% preferred
4%%
British
1,778
52%
*
Telephone
Canada
oaee
Feb
53
40
Scotia_
Canada
s*»p
21
200
61
Nova
Canada
For footnotes
2,435
55
39
69%
NEW YORK
21%
54
55%
of
105 105%
30 Broad Street
Apr
21
54
Banque Canadienne Nationale
all
all
Aug
25%
21
Bank
49
&
53
Jan
5,322
W. C. Pitfield
Feb
Aug
8%
4% %
on
a51
47
15% July
British Columbia Electric Co
Canadian securities.
53% Jan
40
25
British American
i'tJl
50
a51
55.
Jan
7% Mar
British American
Est quotations
High
55% May
55
a51
55
Bank
■
r'ts
Low
45
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Corp
Steels Ltd
of
since Jan, 1
Range
High
\
•
Asbestos
Atlas
V
Shares
Mar
1,660
J
"56
for Week
Feb
8y2
175
•
79
100%
preferred—
Low
26%
*
Aluminum Co of Can 4%
Range since Jan.
High
26 %
"♦
Steel
Aluminium Ltd
Shares
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%% pfd.
Argus Corp Ltd common..—
for Week
35%
—
Algoma
Range
of Prices
•
Sales
Week's
Range
of Prices
Lew
„■*
Sales
•
A
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Week's
L010
•
Sale Price
Par
20
common
Last
STOCKS
Funds
Corp
pfd
;
10
10%
73.%
1
Department Stores—::
Western Pacific
5%
3% Mar
18%
Sep
1.05
1"
5>
—
Insurance (Un)
a
80%
100 f
(Un)—1*
;
(Un);
West Coast
al9%
5 <5
Jun
Sep
Jun
61 %
Oct
Sep
50
2% May
43
Jan
3%
42%
40% Mar
51%
;
20
200
43%
54%
a3
37%
Jun
35%
Oct
30%
.a3
3.7%
United Park
Warner
Oct
36
36%
10
Inc.
•
Apr
Feb
59
t
—
—
—
United
Sep
a29
49%
r%
12%
:
106%
49
25
com (Un)__5
new
Jan
a29
fi
10
California
of
82
CANADIAN MARKETS
Canadian
*
Mar
28
Jan
37V8 Mf)r
470
103
102'A
•
(Un)
(Un)
Mo
of
Co
Co
Rights
Oct
36
220
■
1
51
29
al7%
Union Sugar common.
50
(Un)
545
10
Airlines
Jun
703
4
(Un)
July
5o%
.15
Corp
World
Trans
Oil
33 %c
Corp
Pennsylvania RR Co
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
Apr
56%
-25
Electric
28 y4
40c
134%
21
433
—
Union
28%
38 %
100
15%
Jan
2,223
Water Ass'd Oil com
Union
28 y4
29
Pacific Tel & Tel common
Pacific
Western Oil Corp...
Oct
18%
5
Aug
Jun
28%
40c
1
9%
600
20
Carbide
64% July
39 %
204
•
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
300
a89% a90 %
;
Union
-A
44 % Mar
25
33%
Development—33 y3c
common
1,250
35%
.
22 % Mar
5,393
743
a29% a29%
__
__
9
49%
33%
28%
25
1,339
35%
__
—25
5%
8%
48%
35%
25
36
a40% a41%
49
25
—
1st preferred
1st preferred
34
8%
25
5%%
5%
36
__lo
common
9%
19%
Jun
4% Mar
-
Pabco
Apr
Jan
9%
19%
85%
(Un)
27%
*
49%
——
preferred
conv
Aug
27
•
25% Mar
4J
American Inc common
Taxtron
25%
67Vt
12
195
(Un)„*_i—,—5
(Un)
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
28%
20
(Un)
54% Aug
83%
Company
Sep
•
Ohio Oil Co
Jan
48
Corp
(Un)
Co
76
47% May
17
Sep
21% Jan
_1
(Un)
45
85 %
(Un)
J
Ohio
Warner Corp
Tri-Continental
Oahu Sugar Co Ltd
Oceanic Oil Co
Sep
951
Oct
Apr
I6y8
•
Power
Aviation
Investment
preferred
6%
63
4J%
43%
•
19
19 y8
1
Jan
1
Etudebaker Packard
National
50
—25
(Ind)
a24V2 a24 '/a
5
Jun
311
2
—
43 %
89%
59%
58%
19%
*
50c
Standard Oil Co of California
76c
Sep
(Un)
Standard Brands Inc
Aug
56 %
*
—
Railway Co
Sperry Rand Corp
12c
a„
I.
2
26
•
Co
Southern
67 % Mar
56%
49
5 V
35% Mar
a__
7,925
Southern
Petroleum
(Un)
Jun
74% July
Sep
10
Feb
a26% a27%
£
25
39%
5
»
Co
40c
39c
39c
Jan
Apr
9%
Oct
100
com
&
7
30'/2
5% May
20%
220
5
preferred
Aug
9
plO
4.32%
27
116%
49J/2 Mar
58%
(Un)__•
com
Jan
Aug
100
55 %
15
Co
Sep
6c
125
612
55%
5
(Un)
Calif Edison
43%
May
30%
__:
Corp
16 '/2
100
22 y8
Oil
40% Mar
290
21%
22
'
19%
Mar
4c
100
2,060
a55% a56%
7 %
14
72
15%
9
Co
Ward
925
30%
(Un)
Montana-Dakota Utilities (Un)
Montana
31
24% July
24% Mar
lo
„
Lode Mines
Development
M
1,222
—_1
—___
Mission
Feb
a42 a42%
16%
South Util Inc
21%
33%
15%
1
.
(Un)
1,109
5%
5
2 50
—
Shell Oil Co
Jan
Jun
10%
47%
Sears Roebuck & Co.
41%
—
24
14%
10
'
Lorillard
Oct
Sep
47%
1.40
2.50
Co
23
a47% a48%
<Un)_50
com
JUiy
34
712
73%
Sep
64
40% Mar
300
35
Apr
9% Oct
54%
9%
9%
100
9%
—
102% 103%
Cem
Industries" (Un)
Paper
Jan
44
a35
„
0
St Regis Paper
36%
43%
a34%
a
10
5
10
p .10
(Un)
Oct
al5% al6%
„
*
—-10
—
Safeway Stores Inc
Santa Cruz Portland
1
Corp
(Un)
71 •
;——1
50 florins
Corp
Dutch
and
class
Co
Cement
Apr
69% Oct
25
Tobacco
Aircraft
Inc
6j^2 J**i/
9%
*
*
(Un)__25
Oil Corp—
Aircraft
„
Liggett
'
157/i Sep'
Feo
57% May
'
—
2.50
•
1
—
87%
9%
8%
Jan
4i74
205
,
„
1
Co
Gas
58%
83%
.
8%
350
62
*
——AO
(Un)
60
8'/a
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240
57%
—
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5
50c
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83%
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&
(Un)
297
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27%
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B
50
88c
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of
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640
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41 % '
78c
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•
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14%
62
—
1
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uu
High-
Low
Feb
Pioneer
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(Un)
Corp
Jones & Laughlin
Kaiser
Puget Sound
16%
Sep
Sep
(Un)
com
Co—
Johns-Manville
26% Mar
Feb
a28% a28 %
33% 36%
al05%
Range since
High
56%
Apr
12%
83c
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14%
Oct
25 %
41
—7%
(Un)
"r
1
(Un)
30%
12
alO
*
Paper
Jan
for Week
Loto
493
a30% a30%
—.
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Nickel
Internatl
International
44 y2
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
1,713
__
1
International Harvester
Low
32
10
—6%
—
since
Range
a45% a45%
__
a357/«
12%
(Un)__.
Last
Sale Price
1
Jan.
a353/4 a36%
—
Ltd
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shaies
High
30 %
OCTOBER 28
a25% a25%
13%
14 V®
32
Oil Co class A
Hancock
Hilton
Low
ENDED
for Week
Range
Sale Price
WEEK
Sales
Week's
43%
104
Jan
Jun
FjJb
Oct
;.54%- Sep
53
Oct
15%
Sep
37% July
jun
50%
6%
47%
108
Jan
Sep
Jun
Oct
r
43% Mar
Apr
32
Oct
Feb
26% July
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.
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Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Canada
of
Commerce
preferred
'
Canadian Ceianese common
$1.75 series preferred—
$1.00
Canadian Cottons
6% preferred
&
Cellulose
5%
Coghlin
39
Apr
25
20'%
21%
325
20
Jan
10%
.17
May
25
8'/4 July
13% Aug
Rolland
.205
21%
Mar
22%
7% July
4%%
2,299
a98-
■
20
31%
31%
'
—
50
18 % Mar
19'% Aug
55
73'% Mar
96%
8
850
17%
class
A
225
15
370
9
6%
6%
6%
31
30
31
18%
19
75
common
10%
44%
20%
7
1,270
al2
al7%
11'/a
-
30
Electrolux
Famous
Canadian
Co
Ltd
Co's
5%
of
Corp
Power
General
Motors
General
Steel
Wares
Goodyear Tire 4%
Apr
20
Feb
1st
13%
Jan
24%
25
24% Mar
6% Mar
$2.00
,r—
Paper
preferred
20
15%
500
8%
Jan
530
31
30
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco
3.50
3.60 July
Apr
33
Jan
80'/a
11%
Jan
16 % May
6
Sep
Jun
8%
Oct
24
.'24
1,185
22% July
177/e Jan
32
27'/a
Jun
33%
1,570
25
36%
Sep
24%
30%
925
29
Jan
31%
1,106
27
Jan
110'/a 110'/a
55
110
Mar
45
111
Oct
111
——
111
a8%
4%%
Aug
115%
Sep
100
7
May
56%
2,800
48
Mar
80
180
Oct
48
9%
10
350
44%
9%
a53 %
210
50 1/0
Jo i
40%
40
42
1,835
29%
Jan
60
60
47%
Jun
61
430
52%
Jan
61%
a53 % a53%
9
?
—
Apr
11
53% July
Ltd
Co
Public
Service
Limited
Bloedel
Mailman Corp Ltd
5 c/c
preferred
35 % Mar
2,423
10% Mar
15
51%
54%
3,365
104 '/a 104%
17%
H 1
74%
104%
12
Anr
19
60)
Sep
4
Jan
8
77
4,350
Aug
55
Jan
86
/
Aug
a5
a
103'/a 104%
—
26
"
Aug
42%
33%
Apr
42%
Jun
25
Oct
30%
17
21% May
10
Jan
Jun
30%
18'% Mar
Apr
25
Jun
22
11%
475
11%
Oct
13%
250
18
Jan
28
38%
39%
5,220
26%
Jan
46
26
'
26
July
Jan
July
July
25
21
Jan
26
a96
—
Oct
a96
10
89
Jan
98
Jun
9%
10%
16,825
9
Feb
106 107%
41 %
26%
2^0
11% July
101
Mar
41%
—-
17%
33
Jan
920
Feb
28
125
Sep
22%
Jan
27'%
Sep
16
17%
465
22
22
225
17% Mar
23'%
Sep
410
13
Oct
14
Oct
26
Mar
14
13
14
29%
30
45
46
50%
49%
50'/a
*
a96
"
;RD
825
.
100
-
3,122
a96
37%
Mar
Jan
26% Mar
35%
0
46% May
92% Jan
5
H>
Limited
EXCHANGE
Local Branch:
British
Columbia
Canada
1203
Sep
&
42%
Oct
4.35
Jan
145
49
Jun
155
July
r
14%
Jan
12
Jun
66%
Apr
186
58
Jan
140
Sep
10
104
Feb
106
Aug
12% July
19
Jan
400
72
1,370
130
104'/a 104%
—
Aug
.7.40
Jan
all%
al2
120
25
25
25%
250
25
53
53
185
52%
173/4 July
19
July
80 %
Sep
May
28
Feb
Jan
54
Jun
Exchange
Funds
Week's
Co
for Week
Shares
Low
Jan
11
Jan
13
Apr
16'%
15%
17% July
16%
11,020
14%
Jan
19
4.50
4.50
100
3.00
Jun
20%
20%
21%
2,360
20%
Oct
15%
15%
Jan
1
15%
Ltd
:
'
.
——
Class
Ltd
Advert
6%
class
B
A
Frere
Corp
Limitee
class
A
Fleet
6
Mar
6%
a4.50
a53
1
a37
10
a3.65
50
a3.60
100
75
75
36%
25,
4.10
Motor
Co
of
Hydro-Electric
Can
10
Jan
53%
Sep
70
Jan
36
Jan
40
3.60
3.35
Aug
May
3.80 Sep
Feb
Jun
3.80
41
Jun
Mar
400
16
Jan
18
26
49%
Oct
82
Jun
51
51
51
10
50
Jan
52
Jun
90%
24
24
100
22% Mar
29%
36
36%
750
33
Feb
38
Jan
90%
90%
170
82
Apr
92
Aug
2.25
2.25
100
2.00
July
Jun
2.75 Mar
1.70
1.60
1.70
900
128
128
132
568
100
Jan
Corp
*
7%
7%
7%
10
7
Mar
17
17
125
17
Oct
17 %
a24
a24
45
24
Jun
25
Jan
45
Jun
*
Ltd
Ltd
—
1.60
Oct
2.80 May
158
Sep
9% July
Apr
Ltd—
20
—
Co
Mar
Oct
*
(Can)
Foundation
80
32
*
preferred
Groceterias
Sep
Jan
A
class
Securities
Paints
6,280
58%
16%
'
Baking Co Ltd
International
■
Oct
July
50%
*
Manufacturing Ltd
Ford
Loblaw
1,500
34% Aug
8% Sep
16%
—
50
Engineering Works Ltd
Investment
Feb
50%
.5
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*
Dominion Square Corp
*
Dominion Woollens & Worsteds—
*
6%
30
35%
16%
L)
Zellerbach
Inter-City
27
45
75
353/4
(R
Dominion
19%
Jan
32
a3.60
„
*
&
Jan
15'/a
'
*
David
16%
a3.65
*
.-49
Crain
Crown
15 V2
a37
— —
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
Ltd
25
150
265
6%
10c
;
Jan
19%
a53
B—*
_
Preferred
5.00
23% July
15 % Jan
213/4
a4.50
*
class
Mar
July
19%
*
Ltd
May
13
21%
'
21%
1
Co
14
•
*
32
_—*
Products
Sep
13% Sep
1.20 Apr
11
Corp class A—*
Gen
62
50
Jan
July
150
•
Investments
Food
Jan
10%
85c
275
1
Ltd
Neon
al3
36%
11%
Ltd
Westinghouse
200
14%
Canadian Marconi Company
Canadian Silk Products
Canadian
4,490
1.10
11'%
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd——*
Gen
575
12%
1
High
14%
Sugar
Vinegars
Canadian
47%
12
1.00
alO
since Jan.
Low
47%
alO
Range
High
B.4
Flooring Co Ltd class B_
Canadian
Sales
Range
of Prices
20
Canada
Lowney Co Ltd
(Walter
aGO
aGO
20
33
Jan
45%
45%
40
43
Mar
26
27
510
87%
88
100
199
common—*
class
Common
Sep
48 %
Aug
62
Aug
96% Aug
A
*
M)
Mersey Paper Co Ltd
Mexican Light & Power
♦
26
•
—
*
—
199
20
-13.50
-
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co
5
*
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd-lO
Cum
Quebec
red
Power
s
Corp
f
pfd
of Canada—
6%
cum
1st
non
cum
R
&
M
Russell
100
part 2nd
Corp
(Can)
Eearings
Industries
Sangamo
50
preferred
Telephone
pfd
Ltd
class
Ltd—
Co
Power
6%
pfd
capital shares
Traders Finance
5 7c
red
Corp class A
pfd
93
Oct
Jan
205
Sep
15%
16%
58
58%
170
48'/a
Jan
71
42
355
31%
Jan
42
Oct
11%
200
10% Aug
12
Feb
32%
58%
33
345
52%
a53
28
51
Mar
11%
—
—
5
—
52
500
9%
27%
Jan
18% July
Jan
July
a
36
Sep
53%
Jun
52
52
A—*
50
51
Mar
a75
a75
15
66
Jan
76 '
19%
20'/a
2,025
14%
Apr
25
32%
_
19%
33
125
55
a__
Aug
Oct
July
a__
14%
14%
14%
100
11%
11%
11%
50
10
May
145
146
20
140
Feb
19%
19%
19%
102
15
Feb
246
246
15
246
Oct
290
Aug
44%
44
44%
465
41%
Jan
49
July
45
45%
125
45
Jan
53'/a July
35%
35%
35%
170
27% Mar
41% Aug
100
—*
250 fr.
•
40
Mountain
Jan
*
Stowell Screw Co Ltd class A
Canal
68 %
131
♦
Southern Canada
Suez
50
common
Ltd
Co
Sep
Jan
Ltd—
Co
1st
6%
Quebec
Power
Oct
28
19%
40%
*
Corp Ltd common
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd
Northern
45%
Ltd—
Co
Moore
Oil
Pipe
Line
•
14%
Oct
17%
Feb
13
Sep
155
Aug
19%
Oct
•
453/i
46
275
40%
Apr
54
-29
29
150
29
Oct
32'/« May
_*
a20
a20
25
19
Apr
22
Corporations class A
B
(L E)
Canada
Pen Co Ltd
Products
Hotel
Ltd
*
•
Breweries
Ltd
Ltd
__5
15%
15%
153/4
Sep
,
July
660
11% May
16% Aug
21%
22
260
21%
Oct
24'%
26'/a
26%
1,650
23%
Feb
26%
Sep
40
40
105
28
Jan
56
Apr
al6
22
—-*
*
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Ameranium
CHICOUTIMI
1,230
15
70
128
129
1
Dominion
-
ST.
Anacon
JOHNS, P. Q.
Lead
Nickel
Arno
Mines
Metals
1
1
Mines
Arcadia
-
15 %
14 %
:
Jan
al6
Jun
Mining Stocks—
Phillips Square
SHERBROOKE
15%
70
..100
class
Canada
Ascot
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
Corp
Ltd
Corp Ltd
Atlas Sulphur & Iron
pfd
pfd
Packers Ltd
Company
Butterfly Hosiery
Windsor
'
William St., New York
City, HAnover fc-0575
45.
58%
86
Last
Brown
Alta
page
Jan
193
a
common
Belding-Corticelli 7%
Western
Branch Office:
see
41%
2,000
.
Ltd—
Westeel
230 Notre Dame St. West,
Montreal
Telephone PL-9501
For footnotes
5,335
43
50
Corp
Waterman
EXCHANGE
STOCK
-
Jun
155
—
Belgium Stores Ltd 5%
United
EXCHANGE
STOCK
TRQ1S-R1V1ERES
Feb
51
5.90
12
Class
STOCK
TORONTO
-
20%
Feb
52
13
all%
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
&
MONTREAL
CANADIAN
QUEBEC
19
Oct
43
43
*
Trans
62
Oct
16
186
155
5
46% July
23
26
29%'
preferred
July
4,174
27
-
17%
—
-5
115
42%
26%
25%
■
_♦
MEMBERS:
450
2,465
Jan
'
•
•
250
33% Mar
200
107%
Mines Ltd
Mar
124
261
9%
*
13
5.80
15%
Jan
30% Aug
29% Sep
-
5.85
—
49% Aug
156
47
50%
Arcan
Sep
23
11%
39%
*
com
May
Sep
31
a22% a23 %
--
a22%
common
—
116
Aug
6%
23%
al9% al9%
•
.
7
Jan
24%
22%
22%
•
*
Jan
80
902
1,331
23%
*
A
51%
Feb
173/4
17
•
_
MacLaren Power & Paper Co
3
*
107% July
1,095
74%
—*
Niagara Wire Weaving.—
Utilities
102% Mar
Jun
18
3,015
_*
61 %
7%
a/
—
Oct
"%
26
Noranda
Northwest
25
Jan
17'/a
\
25%
B_
Chemical
48%
50
common
Drug &
4,ij.O
100
A
42
Sep
12% Aug
7% Aug
-/a
375
J
53% July
12
7
July
Jan
a7
,<s
.
40
;
National Steel Car Corp
46%
a7
54%
_*
Co
38
a—
11%
•J
■
39%
Montreal Locomotive
National
i
11%
40
Oil
&
Aug
38%
B
Morgan
72
200
100
class
Jan
3,8^0
48
100
Breweries
52
66
39
priority—.
Frontenac
Class
Jun
63
25
Freferred
Molson
53
47%
5
class
McColl
44 %
Jan
65
common—5
Ltd
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Jan
50%
a—
2,565
200
Lower St Lawrence Power—
MacMillan &
30
39%
52%
.29
(John)—
13
46'/a
47%
Oct
200
Candy
Jan
*
Oct
85
27%
Shops
Acceptance class
Laurentide
100
July
200
——
Secord
Oct
80
52%
*
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Jamaica
100
25
*
Freferred
Laura
25
85
65%
7.50
common
100
85
5
—
International Utilities Corp
Labatt
100
—
52%
Cement preferred
10
International Bronze Powders com—„♦
Int Nickel or Canada common
*
Petroleum
27
a
_
Catelli
39%
common'5
preferred
Claude
6
39%
Inland
Power
50
Par
Jan
a66
—.
*■
preferred
£1
Acceptance Corp common—♦
preferred
100
International
28
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo-Nfld Development Co
"
a66
Imperial Tobacco 6#
International
28
Friday
Jun
—-
Jan
Sale Pries
Jun
9%
3',
preferred —
International Paper
Oct
27
STOCKS
Sep
-
10
7%
144
Canadian
Mar
46
Industrial
$4.50
45
10
120
Canadian Stock
34% July
114
a8%
50
Canada
25
29
*
Preferred
Mar
54
—
*
of
gep
150
47
*
Jan
50
Imperial Bank of Canada
Sep
743/4
54 y8 July
28
43
Com
July
July
100
May
45
Hudson Bay Mining
84
Jan
Jan
150
100
Jun
22%
:—-50
-
Mar
50%
125
*
Steel
35
50
3,023
48
Oct
35%
45
common
1,260
65%
513/4
i
_
Sep
Jan
97
100
100
Smith
July
Sep
64%
—
Jun
9
24
—50
preferred
July
Aug
*
preferred
2nd
Howard
78%
64
16
42% Aug
Jan
*
common
30
76
17%
*
Wabasso Cotton
Walker Godderham & WortsWeston (Geo) common
-
Holt, Renfrew
30
Oct
Jan
28
__
preferred
Zellers
15
1,927
15
United
May
10% May
29% Jan
1.0J1
25
a
Winnipeg Central Gas
56%
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
65
13
51%
*
Bank
Oils
Aug
*
1927
50
Aug
73
99
28 %
*
common—
8
3
pfd inc
3,198
14
35
"
48
*
Jan
1%
common
Apr
58
65%
__
13
28%
V30
8%
110%
—
Jan
95 %
•
common
Jan
32
*
—
new
43
'
51%
—-50
com
Power
10%
23%
,
100
Dynamics
General
Sons
Steel Co of Canada
July
25 %
a69
,31%
.
26
10
50
Jun
17% Mar
1,665
3.50
—
*
Ltd
&
67% Aug
60
Jan
675
'
-
76%
Jun
102% May
16% Jan
Feb
98
41% Mar
23
3.50
8%;
25% Aug
29 %
30,154
a68%
•
11% Aug
48% Sep
Oct
10
100
Bakeries
(H)
Tuckett Tobacco 7%
Feb
2,431
—.
*
preferred
•
Oct
58
36% Sep
58% July
Jan
a58
>
13%
*
Triad
9
a99
*
preferred
5'%%
General
Simon
77
Mar
11%
Jan
31% Sep
Jan
53 y8
56%
*
common
Toronto-Dominion
Mar
350
;
26%
1
common..
—10
trust ctfs
Sep
/32
26
*
Canada
90
29%
44
20
29
170
'
Jan
66% May
'150
Breweries
Sep
17
10
24%
30
3.50
*
common
102
11%
Jun
23'%
98
preferred
Voting
Sep
33%
140
a99
1
Players
Foundation
Jan
Jan
.17%
1
4,695
--
.
20
Products
Jun
Apr
12
26%
50
Fxaeer
Gatineau
—•
Corp
100
101
11%
a58
Ltd
17%
35%
,
24%
—
*
Enamel & Heating
Mar
102
& Power common—*
Canada
Jan
3.286
17
35%
11%
Dow
,
7Vo
Sicks'
Southern
Jan
16
.17
17
35'%
8
—_
15
50
30
East Kootenay Power
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd—
6%
775-
9
com—
.
290
32
Sec
50
17%
17%
*
;
44
*
4% preferred
Williams of Canada
31%
Aug
Apr
11'%
37'/a
*
23'%
Pont of Canada
175
a7%
a
6
27%
_*
Preferred
47%
4,260
—
Series A
18%
Apr
18% Mar
37
Donohue Bros Ltd
Du
40
3,027
51%
•
common
20
May
30
17%
17%
*
Brewery Ltd—
2,620
56
50
-
Corp
Simpsons
10%
7% Mar
27%
•
*
common
al2
a7%
•
*
—
53%
51%
—
Lawrence
Feb
4,178
7
'
•
common
52
55
50%
160
'
Jan
16%
7,130
20
20
--
*
Coal
52%
__
Shawinigan Water
Sep
Jan
39%
Oct
16
150
'
20
Dominion Textile
10%
42%
43%
35
Ltd
30% Mar
5
59% Sep
Jan
•
25
7%
6
365
al7 al8%
Mav
150
18%
*
com
29
1,050
1,000
29
10
Aug
35
3,680
50
34
•
common-
common.
preferred
10% July
18 % Sep
Jan
-.9'/a
/r
Co Ltd
Paper
Sherwin
47 % Mar
Apr
18
9%
'
al2
preferred
Dominion Foundries & Steel
Dominion Glass common
pfd
7%
34%
2
Chemical
Oct
9%
*
preferred—
&
29%
34%
*
Stores
July
•
5%
Dominion Tar &
Jun
28 %
*
Bridge
preferred
Dominion Steel
11% July
35%
1.285
*
Dominion Dairies
Jan
Jan
17% Mar
28%
al9
•
Dominion Coal 6%,
Dominion Corsets
3
St
Sep
94%
7%
52 %
33
33
*
25% July
108
31%
7%
♦
Ltd
Jan
Jan
*-
52%
I—Zi
:
Royal Bank of Canada—
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
May
al9
—
•
A
'
285
—
17
225
1
*
,
99
94%
—
:
28% July
Apr
105
-
1,012
Distillers Seagrams
Red
10
7%
5,060
Equipment
Co
95
-
1,785
105
..
32
—
Dominion
20
20%
105
•
Dominion
v
19% Mar
50
77
Quebec Power
Preferred
20
.<
,
25%
.
Leather
a98
9
29
*
II100
7%
14
al63
34
•
Provincial Transport
all
350
&
al63
.73%
3oo
common
Bros
17
'
——
31
Class B
Davis
Price
alO
.
25
Glass
Corbys class
July
Feb
.7%
"
25
Gas
Textile
8'/4
Jun
•
13% July
"19
July
--
Consumers
910
31%
(B J)
Consolidated
30
High
51
-
Placer Development
38% Sep
22'% Oct
7
Low
50
1,190
1
since Jan.
Range
--
High
29
1.
=
Tubes
'
Shares
51
Powell River Company
Power Corp of Canada
Apr
Jan
.164:
25
Enterprises
Mining & Smelting
July
Apr
—100
Combined
Consol
•107%
10%
*
Nat
34
July
preferred—10
Ltd
Chrysler Corp
Farm
Jan
106
20
•
common
Railway
Canadian Western
27
5
32%
7%
Petrofina
80
21%
Vickers
CocKshutt
30
Penmans
7%
_
Canadian
Page-Hersey
Sales
for Week
.
77
7%
preferred
Ontario Steel Products
„
33% Aug
20%
common
preferred
Canadian Pacific
May
250
Warrants
Canadian
29
Mav
48% July
32 % Aug
2,060
.
Companies
14
~
Jan
a36
:
Oil
2,280
May
23 %
—
Canadian
25
a36
„25
;
_
Preferred
39 "i
21'%
*
—
Industries
1.873
8.874
of Prices
-
Low
Ogilvie Flour Mills common—
.1
Range
•?-
Sale Price
Par
July
37%. 38%
—•
common
Canadian Hydrocarbons
Cariaaxan
Jun
40
38%
*
25
Chemical
13
•.
21 %
_•
_25
series
Canadian
a36
•
Feb
-last
.>
High
106
106
-*
u
20%
540
31
29%.
—100
x.
.2
29%
30%,
•
.
29
1
1
—
;
Ltd_-
Low
13%
STpCKS
Bang* since Jan. 1
*
)
42%t 44%
29%
i
-125
1
;
Canners
,44%
-
preferred i
Canadian Bronze comomn
Canadian
13.
—10
—
common
$1.25
High
Friday™;- Week's
.
Shares
-
a34 % a34%
„
—50
Canadma Bank
*5%
Low
Steamship, cainmon
5% -preferred
Canadian Breweries
OCTOBER 28
Sales
for Week
-
10
14%
10c
11c
6,000
.1
15c
13 %c
16c
63,000
13 %c
_*
3.05
3.00
1
1.45
9c
Jan
24
Jan
32c
Apr
Oct
44c
Mar
Jun
3.20
5,100
3.00
Oct
4.10
1.35
1.45
74,000
1.27
Oct
1.45
*
4c
4%c
4,200
2c
Jan
7c
1
47c
47c
2,000
43c
Feb
72c
Apr
July
14c
17c
4,500
14c
Oct
45c
Feb
1
15 %c
•
Apr
Oct
41
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
42
►
(1838)
.
.
Monday, October 31, 1955
.
————————y--j
:
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Friday
Last
(Cont.)
Canadian Stock Exchange
Week's
Range
Low
Mines Ltd—L
Ltd-—_
Gold
Uranium Mines Ltd-
Calumet
13c
1.09
31,700
45c
45c
43c
21c
20c
23c
1.95
3c
2.16
Oct
,
1.85
1.95
30c
29c
31c
29 %c
25c
31c
11
11
600
3.90
4.30
10,625
12c
Mar
57c
3c
Mar
15%
11%
12%
1,100
2.00
2.20
210,525
23c
24c
17,500
12,500
22c
3 Vic
4c
7.80
4c
14.075
8.00
3,950
500
85c
Oct
93c
2.10
Jun.
15%
1.85
Oct
2.44
2.42
2.60
1,100
1.75
Apr
2.71
10c
2.25
2.40
1,700-
1.98 July
2.75
54c
—1
Oil & Minerals Inc.
Ventures Ltd
Empire
Oil
Gaspe
100
35c
2.25
1.81
—1
-1
2.63
2.70
Jan
21c
21c
3,000
12c
Feb
28%
—
Sullivan
3%c
4c
4,300
2 %c
Feb
7c
20c
22c
5,200
9c
Jan
30c
Petroleums
3,100
1.15
Fab
Metal
Mines
(1945)
Mines
Goldora
Ltd
Gui-Por
Gold
Apr
34c
34c
1,000
24 %c
Feb
53c
Jun
27%
1,050
13c
8c
15c
229,003
4.40
4.40
4.40
2,000
27
15%
50
15c
18c
28c
23c
15c
20%
19%
al5%
1
Ltd
Mines
2c
62c
1,200
a90c
a90c
300
Wilrich
18% July
18c
Oct
* 29c
15,600
May
Sep
16c
11,100
15c
Oct
78c
2,300
10
Jan
20%
Oct
7,600
1.40
20%
3,920
1.10
19c
500
5%c
1.25
1
30c
30c
34c
20,200
2.50
2.45
2.75
21,800
19c
65c
July
64c
10,200
47c
Jan
Keyboycon
Abitibi
&
Power
Last
Paper
Labrador
Min
&
Mines
Explor
Ltd..
Ltd..
30c
Acadia-Atlantic
Mines
Ltd.
Co
Goldfields
31c
21,000
80c
1,200
120c
Alba
Ltd
4c
8c
20,000
13c
16c
156.000
12 %c
July
41c
78,300
9'Ac
Jan
15%
300
9.10
Jan
Oct
8c
17.0UJ
5'Ac
Feb
19c
18c
21c
54,700
30c
36c
50,003
16c
Apr
53c
Warrants
Mines
Mclntyre-Porcupine
95c
—1
Ltd—
Merrill Island Mining Ltd
Corp
Canada
of
1,000
75
375
2.12
41,300
38c
40c
6,000
21%.
325
1.97
♦
Aug
Distillers
Alberta
Pacific
New
Alger Mines
New-Delhi
New
Ltd
Mines
..
i
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Goldvue
New
_
Ltd
Mines
1.25 May
Oct
95c
67% May
46c
2.84
Jan
38c
1.40
Oct
16%
Jun
90
Jan
Sep
July
41,200
41c
Jan
Ltd
1.66
1.55
1.85
41,000
80c
Jan
2.70 May
Aluminum
Highbridge
Mining
New
Jack
Ltd-
New
Jaculet
Mines
Ltd
New
Louvre
Mines
Ltd
New
Pacific
New
Royran Copper Mines Ltd
New
Santiago
New
Lake
Vinray
Nocana
Coal
_
Ltd
Mines
Amanda
Ltd
Ltd-
_
Arcan
Area
Corp
Argus
2nd
17c
Feb
69c
Jun
Atlas
Yellowknife
1.10
1.10
1,000
Apr
Atlin-Ruffher
8c
4,000
1.01 May
5%c Jun
1.33
7c
11c
Jun
Aubelle
14%c|Mar
59c
62c
7,500
21c
Mar
a24c
250
19c
Oct
22c
20c
23c
12.200
13c
13c
1,500
17,800
1.90
1.45
1.70
Gold
13c
18,000
45c
Acceptance
12c
Sep
Auto
22c
Apr
Avillabona
79c
Feb
6.10
1.35
400
40c
Ltd
(1945)
33c
1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
Orchan
Uranium
Gold
Orenada
Ltd
Mines
Mines
23,100
9.35 -10%
9.75
1
Ltd-
38c
9,300
2,500
2.20
Sep
Bagamac
17c
Sep
Bailey Selburn
Bank
Jan
59c
Uranium
Oct
Sep
31'%c
Oct
'1.45
Pato
Cons
Pitt Gold
Porcupine
Gold Dredging Ltd—
Mining Co„
Prime Mines Ltd
1.70
14,500
33c
5.57
Oct
Feb
93c
July
1.74
Sep
1.63
1.60
1.70
17,400
3.05
3.00
3.15
10c
17,864
14,400
3.00
Jan
5c
Jan
16c
14 %
5.50
55 %
1.40
23
1.700
11,685
75
19,250
225
12%
Sep
19'A
Feb
6.20
Jun
22c
13'A
5.30
55%
1.25
23
15c
23c
259,200
90c
90c
1.10
55c
52c
57c
Jun
2.90 July
1
16c
5.80
300
Feb
7.05
16c
18c
77,700
2c
Jan
23 %c
7%c
1,000
3c
Apr
11c
Jun
5.80-
1.58
Quebec
Quemont Mining
Corp Ltd
84,500
3.-70
10,100
12c
2,000
16
15%
16%
5,025
434
Refining Ltd—1
1.59
3.45
12c
Apr
4%
4%
100
27c
27c
31c
21,700
26%
26%
1.65
1.70
20c
Feb
1.10
1.89
Jan
Sep
5.05 May
*
:
>
Metallurgical
Quebec Smelting
1.45-
3.50
Quebec Labrador Developm't Co Ltd—L
Quebec Lithium Corp
—t—1
1
<•
9c
11
Jan
% Mar
3.75
Apr
9c
Jan
Uranium
Mines
Ltd.
1.70
1
100
20'%
Jan
3,400
1.07
Feb
Rayrock Mines Ltd
*
28c
2.00
1,200
27c
29c
146,700
Mines
Ltd—
Cons
7,000
Mines
Base
Mines
-
,-
Co
—
Ltd-
29
3.55
Aug
Mines
Uranium
Class
Ltd
11
Mining
5.40
Jun
Belleterre
29c
Oct
Bell
15,500
3%c
Jan
36c
43c
12,500
16c
Jan
68c
11%
11%
12
5.85
6.00
20c
9%c
19c 22%c
4.75
Jan
11,800
..
7%
Jan
3,300
5.15
Jan
36,500
9c
9%c
6,500
a58c
34
10% July
18 %c Sep
1
C
Corp
Quebec
Bonnyvllle
For
Oil
Oil
13c 15%c
37,150
11c
2.35
700
50
17,800
Mines
._*
Mines
—
Ltd
20
1
1
—1
25
—
2.65
74c
*
1
—
50%
13'Ac
46c
10%c
—
Bibis
Yukon
Mines
—
1
1
Sep
8%c
Sep
18c
Apr
73c
Jun
73c
Jun
4'Ac
Feb
40c
2.35
10
9c
10
10c
12c 13%c
9.10 9.85
1.80
1.90
45 46'A
55%* : 57
31c
32c
7%c*" 8c
94c
1.00
1.50
1.64
24c
26c
2.64
15c
50c
61
38%
30c
65c
62
41
1.12
1.32
7
•
-
51c
20
2.20
72c
2.30
50
7
57c
20%
2.65
79c
2.30
50 %
13c
15c
45c
50c
10'/2c ll%c
see
na 00
30c
Aug
60 Wall
1
Oct
July
19 %c May
Jan
46c, July
7%c
15c
Jan
4,500
18c
13,500
10c
27c
3,500
10c
Jan
45c
Sep
1,000
28c
Feb
69c
Gairdner %
Apr
Jan
32c
55c
63c
40c
Sep
July
18%c
Apr
2.00 Mar
2.40
Sep
8% Mar
10 '/a
Sep
9c
Sep
15c
Jan
12c
May
6.75
19c
29c
Jun
2.78 Feb
54% July
41% May
52 %
Jan
12%
Jan
1.70 Aug
63
July
49c
Mar
12'Ac
\
Apr
Aug
Apr
6%c Jan
Oct
2.10
93c
21c
1,920
2.33
29,170
46,300
45c
Sep
2.15
50c
Oct
3.05
Feb
1.23
1.90
2.10
84,600
69c
Jan
2.25
Sep
36c
36c
40c
30,100
24c
Jan
59c
Aug
9 %c
9c
12c
83,800
4%c
Jan
16%c
Sep
93c
Apr
Apr
20c
Jan
14c
70e,
2.95
Jan
15c
••
75c
Oct
20c
July
58 %
•
"
Jan
38
■
88,988^
325
Jan*"'"
64%
'55
25c"" Jan
1.50
45c
-17
9,729
47,300
Jan
29c
18c
22c
83,000
2%c
5.25
20c
5.40
2.500
4.65
1.35
37,520
Sep
Canadian Stock Exchange
2.20
35c
Jan
1
■
•
j
85c
85c
-
85c
-
Jun
6.25
Jun
Oct
2.20
Jun
Apr
Sep
11c
Jan
"1.00
July
25
*
Oct
6.20
Feb
1.10
2.00 May
45 %
8%
.
Mar
2.30
*
Apr
Sep
Sep
52
;
Aug
44c
July
May
1.05
Oct
10c
Jan
52c
Jan
Jan
Company Limited
15c
4-7380*1'
t
.
Montreal Stock Exchange
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
Sep
'
6%" OCt '..*1
25,300
Apr
July
1.00 July
"
Members:
SECURITIES
Oct
Jan
Aug
Company Inc.
Toronto Stock Exchange
Apr
30c
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
CANADIAN
Jan
26c
•
Apr
1.97
Jan
2.10 Aug
1.30 Mar
Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall
Gairdner &
Apr
Jan
Canadian Affiliate:
13c
32c
_•
as
9
20
Oct
Jun
5,725
11,700
-710
7,700
29,520
300
6,799
July
6%c
4,400
15,175
10,975
265
- 455
Jan
73c
20 '/a July
11c
1,998
485
9,740
2,200
14,700
2.56
Aug
19c
13% Mar
25,500
2,225
Wire system to all offices
Ltd
61
13% Mar
6%
'Apr
Apr
11c
16%c
—
.1
Co
26
.
8.10 Mar
•
&■; Refining
footnotes
Bevcon
—
1.18
7
1
*
common
Telephone
61
*
—*
—
35c
-1
7,.,
Anglo-Canadian
89,850
16c
15
21,500
35,106>.
Jan
55c
Weedon Pyrite & Copper Corp Ltd—. -1
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
-1
Stocks—
Apr
1.20- 2.00
7c
1
Oil
52'%
Jan
Jan
80c
May
23c
—
16 %c
*
Ltd-
Feb*;
Sep
1.25
14% Aug
5.90
1
Mines
1,301
63
20%
908,505
102,689
10,700"
25c
65c
—
Lumber
Beaver
Jan
13c
.1
Westvllle
Jan
2.00
——.*
—
B
Feb
8.15
a58c
Corp
45c
-98c* 1.23
35c
41c
15c 15'Ac
'
warrants
"B"
82c
8.00
•
Virginia Mining
Sep
40c,
15%c
•
——
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
2%c
•11c
2.60
—1.07:
1
warrants
Apr
8.15
1
——_*
Bathurst Mining
Belcher
11 %c
—
97c
1-50
*
—
Beatty Bros —_——
1-':
Beaver Lodge Uranium-—.
Sep
31c
—
Mining
Petroleums
Bata
—
.
Metals
Baska
1.80
46
—1
1
Sep
5.50
49 %c
1
.1
United Montauben Mines Ltd.
33c
75c
Mar
26
Jan
Feb
15
July
2,10
Jan
3%c
41c
7%
12c
9.10
Mar
21%
43,300
425
520
1,910
2,000
97,000
19,500
17%
13c
22c
9%c
36c
10
9'Ac
"■
May
17c
48c
13c
45c
6%
13c
38c
Sep
Mar
56 % May
Jan
10c
17%
13c
14c
8c
31c
?3c
4.70 Mar
53
9,000
54
6%
20c
3.85
6,100
21%
17%
—•
Beattie-Duquesne
1
Ltd.
—
21
54
*
_10
Mines
Cons
Apr
.1
Mines
13c
45c
*
1
—
18
.1
Sullivan
Gold
21
54
1
——
Apr
36c
Soma-Duvernav
—
1
Beta Gamma Mines
Sherritt-Gordon
1.37
1
—
14c
-
1.98
.1
__
1
Beaucage
Radiore
5.35
1
Warrants
"A"
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd .l
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
1
__
8c
20
Sep
7%C
-
1
-_1
—
*
*
50
*
*
*
*
Mines
Barymin
1
"
1.32
Oct
1.45
Jan
Sep
2.00
Mines
Barvue
Oct
vl-45
70c
-
Bankfield
10%
Aug
1
Ltd
Mines
Sep
Jan
r
Pater
Apr
91%
Sep
Montreal
of
Barnat
39c
22c
10
Bank of Nova Scotia
33c
Jan
10
Banff Oils
Sep
1,000
43c
14c
1
Sep
49,500
l_
43c
Jun
Oil & Gas class A_„—1
—50c
Sep
57c
1
1
Panel Consol Uranium Mines
109%
Jun
14
Oct
Aug
Mines
8.00
15c
Oct
—
common
48c
33c
Sep
104%
7%
75c
Mines Ltd
17%c
22c
33c
118
—-—
—
Jan
20 %c
Jan
Mines————:—1
July
22c
69%
1
Feb
2.35
3,717
30c
Mines
9c
15c
Jan
104
8,540
338,121
—
Electric
Bankeno
Obalski
49
99%
35c
1.20
com__—
3c
3.50
964
100
98%
2.50 May
Oct
3%c Jan
3,500
6.10
Sep
26%c
Feb
Jun
101% Aug
Mar
7,500
1,980
1
—
Aumaque Gold
Aunor Gold
Jan
■V
79
———————1
Aumacho River
—1
-1
Sep
2.50 Mar
Jan
25
Jan
12%
99
8.50
Mines
13c
192,200
10 %c
43c
1.11 Aug
28c
4,513
8.00
—
—
6%c
17,600
11c
6.10
Oct
33c
1,365
16 %
77%
—
*
50
1
12,000
30c
16
33c
1.10
common
a23c
23 %c 24 %c
30c
2.65 Mar
50c
336
preferred
Arjon
16%
Oct
Jan
38c
77%
-
a23c
1
Jun
18,100
Corp
Mines
Steels
*
20c
Sep
1.80 May-
17c
Imperial
Atlas
1.70
—
Mar
42c
16c
Mines
Rouyn
Apr
11c
Ltd
78c
Jun
70c
Sep
105 105%
Anglo-American
Anglo-Canadian
Jun
1.65
_
Corp
21c
Jan
1
9c
-
Ltd
Mining
188,575
50c
2.75
50fi
4,200
39c
20c
Feb
1.80
_
63c
34c
97
Petroleums
May
*
.
63c
17c
Lead
Anchor
3c
—1
Ltd
Oils
1.01
105
Nepheline
American
Anacon
87c
22%c
Jun
Mar
50c
Jan
33c
9,000
1
8'A July
Sep
58c
1.50
1.18
2,500
-25c
_
7
270
2,400
1.60
*
1.65
-
Sep
.Oct
800
1
5%c
—
22c
4,250
i—
1.25
_
Jan
1.75
Petroleums Ltd
—
Leduc
American
4%c
-
_
Mines
Mines
Mines
Normetal
&
Co
July
25c
14c
——1
Mines
Larder
5c
a24c
New
79c
16
Jan
—10
pfd_;
5%%
Co
1.65
24 %c
7%
76c
27'A Aug
11c
54,600
14,250
*
-
Mines——.
Ascot Metals Corp
Ashdown Hardware class B
»
7%
37% Aug
Jan
Jan
8.30
Anthes
1.15
1
11 11 %
15c 18 %c
20c
22c
Jan
8%
*
Angle
1.00
1
_
26%
1
25%
26
9,163
669
1,550
36%
2.15
—100
Sep
1.07
-1
.
Formaque Mines Ltd
35%
26%
1.70
__
1
Apr
25% July
1.31 Sep
1
-
May
High
Low
2.00
-
Aluminium
Atlantic
Creek
Nama
80c
-
Range since Jan.
7,650
6,800
*
Cons
1
Ltd—
Shares
High
90c
26c
„
Apr
18% May
12'Ac
1
.
__
Feb
42c
75 %c Juiy
Sales
for Week
Week's
2.10
.—*
common
1
Mogador Mines Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of Canada
Monpas Mines Ltd
Range
of Prices
85c
24 %c
>-
certificates-
trust
Exploration
Oil
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd
1
Ltd
_
98c
21 %
2.07
5
__
40c
Mining
-
Exchange
24 %c
-
30c
Jan
73
Ltd—.
Mines
,|:38%c
*
Petroleums
Albermont
Apex Consolidated
Macdonald
—
i
63c
5'Ac Jan
31c
1
May
21 %c Mar
Jan
7c
14%
*
_
__
1
Debentures
12c
Jan
7c
__
_
76c
Algoma Steel
1.65 Aug
Jun
35c
7 %c
22c
Ltd
Explorations
Aug
37c
Aug
42'Ac
16c
1
11
15c
*
*
——
Alberta
2.75
Oct
2.45
38c
1
...
...
*
--——
Oil-—
&
Gas
Acme
35%
26%
1
—*
common
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd
70c
Sep
1
_
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
Louvicourt
25c
80c
—
1
-
_
Ltd
Zinc
Mines
Lavalie
_1
_
5,100
Funds
Low
*
25
common
preferred
4% '/o
2.85 Mar
Jan
Oct
ft
Mines Ltd...
Mines
Lead
__
_
31c
1
trust
Ltd
Mines
Kenmayo Yukon
Kontiki
voting
Ltd
Mines
c
-
July
20c
Oct
1,200
Sale Price
Amalgamated
Joliet-Quebec
Jun
10,000
70c
Friday
STOCKS
Warrants
Jardun
7%c
10c
19c
Sep
Jan
1.65
Aug
lyc
Canadian
Jun
25
3,600
-
80c
8'Ac
Toronto Stock
Oct
1.40
Oct
15% Mar
1.45
—
Aug
2.26
12% jAny
Jan
20%
9'/2c
Continental
78c
Apr
,9c
59%
Agnew Surpass Shoe common
47c
1.25
Israel
1.35
69c
Ajax Petroleums
Akaitcho Yellow Knife
Apr
9%c
Mines
July
10% Mar
19c
1
van
12
1
Jan V
29c
5,b00
Limited
Petroleums Ltd-
Sep
8c
1.45
Uranium
Feb
Feb
33c
Feb
7.80
2,500*
1.99
Westburne Oil Co
Oct
15c
1
Iso
July
12-;#
Trend '
5.55
25,500
,_1
Mines
15c
200
60c
1
1
15c
Jan
3.85 Mar
Ltd
Gold
Jun
30
Jan
22
Jan
19%
19'/a
2,o00
12
Development
Oils
Quebec
Acadia-Uranium
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co
Hudson-Rand
Sep
10%
a
1.31
_5
20c
9.25
1.95
Phillips Oil Co Ltd—
Voting
1
——
Gold
Cons
Hollinger
90c
7.25
*
Ltd
Mines
Minerals
Harrison
Jan
Metals Ltd—*
Mines
Uranium
Gunner
July
5.00
1
Sep
51c
Oct
x2
Apr
48c
800
1
———
Ltd_
Mines
Grandines
36c
20,300
18c
1
—
Ltd—
Mines
Feb
57c
6.40
•
Ltd——
Frobisher Limited
Geco
15c
50c
6.30
17 %c
•*
Falconbridge Nickel MinesLtd—;-Fontana
3,500
51c
6.30
17 %c
1
Ltd
Mines
77
1
1
,_1
25c
1.95
—
Ltd
Sep
—
21,900
1
Oils & Mines Ltd—
Oils~Ltd„_—
Pacific
Apr
Ltd
Mines
Oct
_90c
Norpax
Aug
1
1
Ltd—.
Duvan Copper Co
74c
Sep
3.55
Mines Ltd—
Dominion Asbestos
5,000
41c ; < Jan
20c
20c
•
Oil Co Ltd
Home
Par
East
Jun
Sep
4.40
20c
Jan
18%
Apr'
28c
25c
28c
5.20 Aug
4.40
Ltd
-
13% May
9.00
1
Oct
Jan
4.40
Cortez
-f
60c
1,300
ifv'fr
Jun
Oct
38,350
Copper-Man Mines Ltd
Explorations Ltd
*
Oils Ltd—
Homestead
Canadian
Jun
150
52c
Coppef-Cliff
74 c
"80c
7,000-
July
10,350
85C
„7
70c
3,500
Mar
85c
42%C
Co
July
21c
11%
43c
Mining
Apr
11
Jan
6.00
Apr
58c
6%c
Mar
1.85
—
%
80c
1.85
Sudbury
Jan
2c
Sep
Apr
7%c Jan
10%
Consolidated
Jan
.
16
July
2.74
Sep
22,000
11%
Mines—1
——*
14
8.65 May
21,500
1
1
Mines_—
16%
Jan
4.20
Mar
1.30
1.22
Iron
4.75 May
55c
10c 10'Ac
10c
Yellowknife
Sep'
Oct
80c
2.05
1.25
Quebec
July
Oct
3.70
18c
68c
15%
15% July
Jan
14%
14%
33,300
1
Fenimore
10
21c
—•
Gold Mines Ltd
Mines Ltd—
Jan
50c
Ltd
Willans
2.95
Oct
1.75
7,200
26,300
65c
15%
25c
Sep
35c
..
1.65
Petroleum—
Devonian
Oct
1.65
Sep
1.60
Calgary & Edmonton Corporation Ltd-*
Canadian Admiral Oils Ltd
—i__*
Canadian
1.35
1.65
*
Cabanga Developments Ltd
Petroleums Ltd—
Calalta
Okalta
V.00
Ltd_—_—L—•
Consolidated Denison
Jan
Apr
1.16 July
May
7c
6.10
53,800
*
: ■:}{
Mining Co Ltd
&
40c
Oct
19%c Jun
Apr
3,000
8,600
35,500
47c
1.17
Jan
18,000
*
2.00
—
Chibougamau Explorers
Cournor
Jan
18c
Cassiar Asbestos Corp
Consol
Oct
17c
2.50
*
Mines Ltd—p—1
Consol
10c
Jan
•
12c 13 %c
.
—1
Carnegie Mines Ltd
Cartier-Malartic Gold
Cochenour
Jan
4c
10c
2.60
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
1
Canadian Collieries
(Dunsmuirj Ltd_3
Canadian Lithium Mines Ltd---.
1
Celta Dev
3c
1,000
•
1.07'
1.09
V
18.000
•
6c
__
High
Low
High
%
1
Range since Jan.
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
High
Low
6%c
8c
1
—1
Base Metals Mining Corp'n Ltd
.__*
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd—1.
———1
Beaucage Mines Ltd
Bellechasse Mining Corp
1
Belle Chibougamau Mines Ltd—
1
Boreal Rare Metals Ltd vtc
„•
Bouscadillac Gold Mines Ltd
1
Bouzan Gold Mines l td———
1
Brunswick Min & Smelt Corp Ltd——1
Burnt Hill
Tung-Sten Mines—
1
Mines
Barvallee
1
Range since Jan.
High
'>•
for Week
Range '
.
Sale Price
..
par
Band-Ore
Shares
Last
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
fer Week
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCK8
OCTOBER 28
Sales
>
Jun
Apr
Volume
Number 5477
182
.
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(1839)
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
OCTOBER 28
I
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
ft A I'
Last
Range
Par
r-0
Uranium
Bidgood
BlacK
Mines
1
Kirkland
Bay
Blue
Ribbon
Blue
Rock
preferred——.
Cerium
Bonville
:
Gold
2.65
Range since Jan.
Low
2.80
21,081
17c 23 %c
20c
1.55
STOCKS
High
85,600
1.45
1.60
6c
50
32
32
32
1
2.10
2.00
2.10
1
44c
38c
47c
64,300
Mines.
12c
lie
9%c
9%c
3ic
29c
9c
8.Vic
4.90
4.90
30
12c
4.20
31
Sep
40 %
Sep
1.60
July
2.90 Aug
Aug
24c
Sep
Mar
79c
11c
July
Combined
.
Enterprises
Commoil
Conduits
2—
v
Petroleum
Coniagas
_'
Bouscadillac
Boymar
Gold
Gold
Mines.
Bralorne Mines
Bralsaman
•
__
Petroleums
Brantford
v-
5 Vic
Ma?
17c
Apr
Consolidated
Oct
Consolidated Bellekeno
Central
1
Jan
Consolidated
Cordasun
Sep
Consolidated Denison Mines—.
Consolidated Discovery
2.45 Mar*
1,630
1.02
5.40
700
90c
10
10
100
7
Mar
7
7%
19,117
7
Oct
9% Mar
48%
48%
Apr
British
Columbia
10
48%
30
1.55
1.50
1.65
26,787
1.30 May
2.50
Apr
2.40
2.50
10,475
2.30
Oct
3.85
Jan
28%
28%
30
3,793
25%
Apr
33% July
Consol
96
96
96
170
92%
Jan
97
Consolidated Gillies
.100
106
105 %
106
50
53%
53
53%
50
preferred
52%
52
53%
5%
preferred
4%%
preferred
.
preferred
51%
47%
Forest
Columbia
Packers
Sep
Fenimore
190
103
Apr
Consolidated
Golden
260
52
Jan
55
Oct
Consolidated
Columbia
Power
British
Columbia
50% Aug
53%
Jun
Consolidated
Bruck
Mills
Brunhurst
50
52%
Oct
Consolidated
21,930
8%
Jan
15%
145
15%
Oct
20
July
Consolidated
Mining
14%
14%
455
12
Apr
Consolidated
Brunsman
Brunston
33%
2,131
24% May
48%
48
48%
288
43'A 'Jan
50% July
Consolidated
1.65
1.60
1.75
39,895
5.00
5.00
540
8c
9c
13,000
*
Mines
_
_
.
_
Buckles
Algoma
13c
Aug
Buffalo
Buffalo
Burrard
Linen
Calgary
class
Mills
Callinan
Flin
Calnorth
Canada
Cement
Can
?
*
Met
7'Ac
8%c
44
14'Ac
ADr
Consumers
47%
Sep
11,200
Mar
9
9
16
13c
4,830
Aug
87c
25
480
15%
May
30%
10%
Sep
Oct
13
10
July
9'
13
13% May
18%
Jun
33c
81,150
14 %c
Feb
55c
Apr
18c
17%c
18c
2,000
13%c
Jan
29c
Jan
15%
14%
15%
18,811
4.15
Apr
16%
Sep
7.15
7.25
915
31 %
35
1,508
33
31%
31%
170
30
10%
10%
100
9
Oct
43% Mar
Apr
38% Aug
Feb
•
14
16 %
16%
245
14%
30%
32%
1,366
22%
13%
13%
200
8
Mar
82
760
66
Jan
48c
Jan
Jun
81
3.90
78
75%
1
1
10% Mar
7.00 July
33
,
2.94
2.71
.
2.951
68,924
17% Mar
Feb
34
Sep
14'A
Jan
Jun
15%
15%
650
12%
Jan
16
2.25
2.20
2.55
3,150
2.20
Oct
4.70
Jan
1.22
"-^2.75
Jan
i.
Sep
Southern
Petroleum
Cable
Astoria
Admiral
Atlantic
Canadian
Bank
34
35 %
365
33
Apr
92
95
145
83%
Jan
105
140
104%
Oct
179
75c
Aug
1.70
2.05
2,350
13%
13%
291
*
77%
77%
43
1
B
1
__
35 %c
35%c
35c 35%
of
1.65
41 %
Lead
Cournor
Craig
Crown
Canadian
Car
Canadian
Celanese
$1.75
&
Foundry
preferred
class
Collieries
D'Eldona
Delnite
Del
Oct
Detta
3.35
Oct
Apr
14
Sep
July
Mines
Canadian
Decalta
25
7
32% Aug
Jan
33
28% May
57c
1.75
Aug
29'%
48% July
39
Jan
30
30
50
21
Jan
30
Oct
23%
1,810
20
Apr
25%
Sep
33
38%
157
10%
2,570
11%
12%
9,310
74c
70c
74c
9,310
30c
10,100
17c
8.50 May
14'A July
Mar
89c
36c
„Apr
•
2.60
2.43
2.70
84,890
1.76
Apr
2.74
*
21
21
21%
2,305
15%
Jan
27
Canadian
Food
Canadian
Gen
Dock-
Products
common—*
Securities
new
class
Canadian Homestead Oils
Canadian
Malartic
Canadian
Oils
Warrants
Canadian
Diadem
Dome
Canadian
Gas
Pacific
Canadian
_
Pipelines
Canadian
Tire
Canso
Oil
Oct
&
Feb
Jun
Apr
Julv
4.10 Mar
28
Oct
Gold
Cassiar
Asbestos
Castle
Ltd
.
_
28
Central Explorers
Jan
1,200
100
69
1.42
3.70
Patricia Gold_
Central
Porcupine
Oil
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Chatco
Steel
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Oils
Chemical
Cheskirk
Products
Dow
25
25
355
18
200
49
Oct
139
79
54
Jan
38c
42c
14,200
16c
18c
15,950
'
Feb
Oct
Apr
July
Jun
28% July
3.50 July
Mar
Jan
50c
Aug
8%
Apr
11'A
Jun
3.05
Jun
3.75 May
88c
86c
92c
14,486
81c
Feb
1.22
j,
""
30c
38c
26,500
30c
16c
17c
8,666
15c
July
July
—
78c
78c
500
76c
Oct
*
14%
18'Ac
•
1.55
—1
44,000
-
Eastern Metals
.
com
*
__:
*
—
1
Oct
5.25
Jan
1.10
Oct
1.85
Jan
2.10
2.15
330
2.10
Oct
5.20
Jan
5.95
2.70
5.85
6.65
2.05
2.00
2.25
i_
86c
86c
1,200
165/8c
16%c
19c
37,845
27,910
~
16,340
-
1
Refining
Ltd
'
12,720
2.00
45c
»
200
21,500
240
30
48c
59c
20'Ac
23c
1.01
1.05
25,750
8c
11c
15,523
2.20
Mar
Feb
2.00
32c
Mar
25
Jan
17c
July
Eureka
1.85
Sep
Corp
Warrants ext. to Jan
Jan
Mar
2.10 July
Jan
Falconbridge Nickel
Jan
7.50 Mar
Famous
1.35
Jan
2.65
Jan
14c
Jun
Sep
24c
Jan
1.10 July
8,000
7c
Jan
18c
Apr
Farwest
11,000
25c
Jan
60c
Jan
Federal
4,375
100
4%
4'A
4.35
4.50
6,057
1
7%c
7%c
8c
10.500
1.57 May
4%
Oct
3.35 Mar
5c
-
—
Apr
8%
Jan
18%
Oct
Jan
81%
Sep
79c
-565
70
33
r
9c
8%c
10c
30C
32c
70
72
61
50
50
71
1.82
2.30
231,731
95c
85c
1.25
86,500
26%
24
26%
2.20
2.28
36'Ac
26%
27%
8,914
2.05 Mar
6% May
5.40
Feb
16c
Jun
Tungsten Copper—
Grain
class A
—
37
Kirkland
Federated
•
1
*
—
Petroleums
1.39
1.30
1.45
21,750
2.56
Jun
Fraser
*
2.45
2.15
2.50
2,790
1.25 Aug
1.70 Jun
96
1,690
25
Mining Corp
1
80c
80c
85c
14,612
1
78%c
78%c
80c
5,850
72c
7%
8
84c
2,172
7%
7%
—
1
—
Copper
1
78c
Yellowknife
1
7c
78c
2,000
13'Ac 14%c
9,000
67c
81c
136,340
7c
7c
5,500
65
4.50
80c
78c
Mar
3.50 July
99
Sep
Oct
6.00
Jan
Oct
1.18
Feb
Feb
32
1.03 May
14'Ac July
54c
July
75
Aug
62
Aug
Oct
2.94
July
1.70
Oct
Jan
21c
30'A
Jun
Fleet
Frobisher
—
Ltd
July
25
Feb
29%
Jan
3.75 July
Jan
2.91 July
2.35
15,750
1.80
2.35
5,100
1.72
33c 36'AC
4,040
32c Aug
480 ''Aug
37
39
370
26
Jan
43 'Of Jun
30
31
460
29
Jan
31%
Oct
23c
27c
40,000
10c
Jan
33C
Oct
4.35
4.65
6,820
Jan
6.30 July
..
3.60
Feb
Oct
7'Ac
Feb
Jan
Feb
1.05 July
10% July
1.37
80c
1.20
Jun
Aug
Sep
13%c July
Oct
1.55
1.75
10,045
130
130
132
343
100
Jan
23%
23%
23%
100
18
Jan
7'Ac
7'Ac
1,000
5%c July
32%
34
1,050
25
4.35
4.50
1.55
1.65
*
common
32%
4.40
19,855
Feb
3.90 Mar
'
Warrants
65c
—
Debentures
100
Mar
23
406
26%
*
•
of Canada—
29
933
24%
*
Manufacturing
Cos
21%
70c
600
92'A
93'A
37,500
45c 47'Ac
10,245
60c
92%
Apr
85% May
Jan
Feb
10c
4%c
Mar
18c
Sep
2.20
4.40
*
1
4.50
Sep
7'Ac
35
Jan
Jun
24
23%c
1
Chimo
4.50
3,550
1.10
13c
2.05
*
93 %
17,500
-
Jan
26'/a
—20
Preferred
Federal
1
1
25c
Francoeur Gold
94
July
*
32c
Sep
4.50
6
*
Oct
1.80
*
Sep
Aug
3%
Mar
Mar
25
8.10
4.00
1,865
16,350
.
5'/a
51c
80c
A
Jan
7.80 Aug
1.52 May
6'Ac
*
tiA
Farmer
9c
__
2.95
Jan
45c
—•
Players
Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd
Fanny
37c
4.40
Apr
Mar
Jan
69c
6,833
1956—i___25c
2.20
18c
12% July
5.50 Aug
1
Aug
1,700
7.00
'
72
50
1.99'
31
Aug
2,500
—10
25
1
Aug
July
1
*
Glacier
2.75 Mar
58c
92c
5.00
62 560
Oct
9
36c
Sep
5c
-8,200
24'A July
Oct
-
1.00
—5,125
'
Jun
48c
.
18%.
67
<
54,000
2.35
94c
6.35
7
135,700
.!
6.45
85c
21% Mar
13,925.
15,000
445
9
lie
1.35
45.
Jun
24%
80c
1.21
page
Aug
70c
1.21
see
Aug
43
13%
Jan
75c
1
footnotes
20 Vo
60c
Chibougamau Exporl
For
Apr
9'Ac
class A
Coldstream
15'A
10c
Co
Colomac
Aug
2,593
60%c
Foundation
Coin Lake
Aug
31%
40c
1
Empire Life Insurance
Equitable Life Insurance
1.80
1
28'A
Feb
1
common—
Ford Motor
Reco
Mar
13
1
Ltd
Sep
Cody
Sep
9%
5%
Gold
Emerald
35c
*
105%
28'A
6.20
Sep
29% July
May
1,678
18%
87c
Equip...
102
Apr
7'A
Jan
17% Mar
7,102
5'A
58c
Cockshutt Farm
3'A
18'A Mar
'34c
19 % Mar
2.00
'94c
6.10 Aug
Sep
Oct
Feb
12
'18%
A.¬
Jan
Willans
Oct
Sep
35%
—*
_____—20
Jun
Consolidated
15
*
31c
Cochenour
104
24
6.60
1
—
35c
Cobalt
50c
14%
2,082
7%
2.30
6.30
—-1
&
—
Mines
1.71
8%c
Jun
48
35
He
1
;
Elder Mines
35c
__
May
Jun
11%
52c
23c
l-02
—1
Easy Washing Machine
Eddy Paper class A
4.50
70c
Sep
2.15
15c
700
28
30
1
1
1
—
2,900
class
7%
18%
23.50
common
Prods
Sol
Jan
2.55
200
1.96
50c
Oct
5.00
1,057
7
____*
27,480
Knitting
Jan
30'A
38,400
27%
27%
J
El
29%
6,377
1.25 Mar
40c
400
5.25
14% 14%
18'Ac 18'Ac
-~
•
—
47% Mar
590
♦
Sep
Jan
Jun
1.24
Sep
55c
33c
Feb
15c
30,950
104
Ind—*
37c
Bar
1.05
7,252
35c
Circle
15,910
43,460
71c 74%c
Chrysler Corp
11c
-1
44%
Dyno Mines
1.75
*
-
-
17c
42%
5.20
Pen-Rey Oils
511
3.85
Oct
Jun
20
*
Eldrich
450
8.00
Sep
45c
43c
1,070
37c
& Smelt
24%c May
16c
Sep
98,800
43%
5.25
Co Ltd
Minerals
El
32
7.70
Sep
Sep
44c
—1
——
Copper
Duvex Oils &
Aug
1.13
3.85
8.00
31%
56%
139'
3.05
1.75
3
11% July
2.55
66c
Aug
10%
39c
1.90
50c
Mines
97
2.55
500
Sep
37c
Apr
51%
130
5.50
11'AC July
10
71c
Chromium Min
Feb
36c
1
Mines-;
Sep
19c
Aug
3.05
__1
Gold
7c
1,200
1.50
East Sullivan Mines
31%
76c
30c
Feb
4.20
500
24c
Sep
1-
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chesterville Mines
425
5'A
8%c
Sep
3.05
Apr
Aug
.
Jan
'
50c
Mines
9c
1.75
45c
Brewery
Duvan
l
*
com
Research
7,898
17c
Woollens
Dominion
Donalda
_*
—
Chamberlain Oil
Charter
Apr
1.80
.40c
———
Textile
Feb
35%
'
6.50
*■
Leduc
Central
Preferred
Dominion
Apr
1.05 Aug
17% Mar
71,848
3.35
,50%
40c
16'Ac
1
—
8%
61c
Apr
91
Jan
24c
—
1
Chemical
&
3.00
Jun
Jun
Mar
50c
3.30
35c
1
Ltd
Stores
Tar
89c
1
_
Central
Dominion
Dominion
82c
3.80
34,500
17%
83c
91
—
Oct
1.31
5'A
—
25
.'
14
8%c
—
1
20%
-18%
20c22%c
—
Jan
Aug
16%
Steel
3.75
,
1
,
Coal_
Smelting
3.05
1
16%
16
17
35%
11%
24
9
2.00
40c
Eastern
76c
Aug
10% Mar
—*
*
*
Eastern
1
Sep
2.30 July
33c
1.03
1.18
1
—_—_
&
25% July
—
,
160
Steel
12
31%
3.65
250
Dominion
Jan
1,053
6.75 May
.
18%
30
Jan
12,659
Jun
13%
1,000
3
-
Jan
1.10
18'A
27
17
101,575
18%
—
20
535
_
Corp
Trethewev
635
Apr
2.95
Oct
13'A
__
27
2,050
7%
6,245
1.13
»
19
18'A
20
"
27
1,755
1.90
21,599
:
32
.
Jan
Magnesium—
8
_6c
Quartz
Oct
11c
East Amphi Gold
East Malartic Mines
I
Cariboo
99c
38,200
Scottish Invest corn—-——1
20%
Gas_
Producers
25.800
24c
24c
Dominion
20
25'A
*
•
Dominion
7%
—-
Sep
27,194
100
20%
3.05
26%
66,200
2.80
1.50
2.68
1.41
1
Preferred
36c
31
4
2,477
5.25
2.60
1.17
18'Ac
-
Electrochome
45c
1
24'A
4.90
Foundry & Steel coin
7%
33'Ac
23
5.25
5
Dominion
2.50
24'A
Corp
Natural
Jan
24%
31
Williston
Canso
1.75
795
24%
Canadian Vickers
Canadian
500
28
10
preferred
Petroleums
Prospect
Canadian
3.30
—25
Ltd
24'A
—1
-
44c
1
_
Railway
Petrofina
Canadian
Reserves
Aug
—2
(Western)—_—2.50
Exploration
7%
*
common
6.50
60c
*
'.
7%
—
_
2.05 Mar
—25c
Seagrams
2.20
•11
1,000
Ltd-———
Mines
Distillers
7%
—_
5.80
1
2.40
*
Gold
Cos
_
Oil &
—10c
Carbons-
Hydro
Canadian
3.30
26%
-.t
A-*
Oct
14% July
Jan
60c
24c
38%
Apr
8%
Canadian
&
Jan
21%
11%
5.70
Jun
30
Canadian Devonian Petroleum—
Dredge
July
21%
_*
com_
Jun
5.75
Minerals
Jan
30c
Oils
Gas
1.22
1
Producers
Rio
39'A
Warrants
Oct
_10
Devon-Leduc Oils
2,521
10%
Aug
,;. Oct
•___
45
37%
5.25
47c
42c
A
Mines
42%
10%
Jan
7,150
17,375
Mar
90
Gold
45
38%
2.04
70c
*
Dominion Asbestos
3
46,152
Jun
62c
1
class
Dome Mines
25
(Dunsmuir)
4.40
*
Decoursey Brewis-Mines—
*. Warrants
ii_—L
Feb
1.40 Mar
*
—1
___
Canadian
4.25
•-
B
Oct
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose—
4.40
Jan
Sep
50c
47c
Mines
Leather
Class
Sep
20
A
common
Feb
Mar
1.04
56c
a
Feb
715
9c
__1
—
7.30
875
18,500
—10
Ltd
Mines
D'Aragon
95
105%
Jan
65
38,935
16c 16'Ac
•
Minerals
Crowpat
Cusco
75c
36
18c
Feb
1
1
56c
66c
Aug
60c
10
Coal
Sep
31%
23c
9%c
61,139
60c
______
Pass
Nest
Oct
61c
July
37,091
78c
*
——_
Zellerbach
Crows
Apr
30%
8c
14c
66c
47c
Mining
Trust
Crown
5.60
35%
14c
12%c
5'A
40c
36
July
Oct
1.50 July
17c
1
33c
64c
64c
70c
16'Ac
1
—
4,609
30 %
Apr
1.07 Aug
12'Ac
*
Mines
14,537
*
70c
60c
I
1
.
Pershing
74,880
25
Oct
32c
Bit
Croinor
c
10c
._
Feb
21.799
—
75c
Empire Oils
British
Canners
60c
82c
Mines
Zinc—
20
Preferred
Canadian
Canadian
Jun
Aug
36c
1
Mining
Crestaurum
39
Mar
12%
4,645
Jun
25c
78c
__*
6.70
29%
Aug
3.50
39%
267,100
32c
___'_
67c
28%
90c
Jan
1
Imperial
6.20
29%
Sep
Feb
Jan
80c
•
75c
*
34'A
34c
34'A
47c
*
6.45
comnion
Breweries
Oct
2.00
29
1
Dominion
Canadian
48'Ac
4,655
35c
Ltd
*
Commerce
5.35 July
23,835
35
60c
Jan
1
Toronto
2
Oils___
Oil
of
37% Mar
12.50
class
Minerals___
Canadian
Canadian
230
84c 84 %c
Steamship Pfd
Wire
-1.10 Aug
38%
104 %
92
100
1,400
38%
___20
2.80
8,760
2.64
1.00
6,653
Min__
B
Coulee
Oct
34
56c
2.45
*
Dist class A
(H)
Class
Davis
•
1.15
48'Ac
70c
Jan
Mar
15%
1.15
Canada Safeway Ltd pfd
Southern Oils warrants
Corby
Cosmos
Sep
*
*
Gas
Copper Corp
Copper-Man
Mar
Oct
27c
34
52c
2.45
75c
Jan
23c
23c
Aug
7%' Jan
29c
*
A
Canada
7,920
Jan
24'Ac
1,500
*
Copper Cliff Consol
Jan
*
Canada
4.25
Conwest Exploration
Oct
15%
32
Sudbury Basin
25c
1,600
10%
Consol
18%c
1,280
*
Canadian
1.40 Mar
Feb
9'/a
;
&
Oct
Feb
11%
*
Mortgage
4.10
Mines
Poplar
8'Ac
8
*
Lands
Permanent
4.20
Sannorm
Orlac
42%
9'A
Canada
Canada
Red
Consolidated
4'/aC
11%
»
B
Canada
Consolidated
38c
275
"
Class
974,270
Consolidated Peak Oils
Jun
300
30%
10
class
4,000
63c
124,500
Apr
Oct
18,300
11
1
Explorations
Packers
48c
47c
17c
79c
16
Feb
9.75
*
:
Warrants
31c
42c
48c
Jan
147,200
.'•*
Canada
July
30'Ac
42c
_1
Mar
44%
30%
\
Oil
Aug
10'Ac
46c
14c 14'Ac
■
,
____
Canada
19c
11,800
20c
14'Ac 18%c
'
18'Ac
a
Power
Jan
__
78,102
Apr
*
Northern
Oct
Jan
23,165
38c
20
Canada
1.02
2.65
45c
Feb
1
Malting
Jan
1.55 Aug
1.10
13c
Machinery
Canada
Jun
40c
12,967
99c
34,000
Canada Iron Foundry
Canada
35c
10,093
40c
1
Canada Foils class A__
7,699
85c
1.90
13c 15 %c
40c
15c 15 %c
*
Cut Stone
42c
80c
1.76
1.04
24c
Feb
75c
37c
80c
38c
•
Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd
15c
5.00 July
1.78
Consolidated Tungsten
aConsolidated West Petroleum—
Preferred
Canada Crushed
Jun
1
July
:
Jan
15%
Consolidated Northland Mines
May
a
36c
Jan
Consolidated Nicholson
Feb
16c
*
common
Sep
2.10
2.60 Mar
Apr
92c
,
Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
20c
500
6.00
Jan
Campbell
Mar
2.15 Aug
16c
Jan
-
Alun
19c
2
5 %C
Flon__
Sep
60c
Jan
4,660
Mines—
60c
___
12%
'
Mar
4%c
106,856
3.90
,
Negus
3,800
common
7% Mar
25c
1
Consolidated Mosher
28,800
__
Oils
20c
11%
1
36,800
»
A
20c
Smelting
70c
—
Edmonton
&
_
1,500
3.65
Explor
45c
*
Dry Dock
Caldwell
_
10c
l
9'Ac
___
-
267,886
♦
8c
*
-
500
43c
10%
;
&
Jan
|
45c
Marbenor
68c
__
_
10%
3.90
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
10 %c Aug
18c
Feb
1,885
13c
7%c
Co Ltd
July
Jan
1
38c
*
Hill
&
Jun
25c
36c
__1
70c
Products
Jun
78c
10c
1
9'Ac
_
Burlington Steel
Burns
Jun
7c
1,616,5:*2
vli,:
Bulldog Yellow Knife
Bunker
79c
11%
_______
Canadian
Building
1.20
4.50 May
38,500
55c
10%
*
Buffalo Red Lake
70c
Aug
*
Mines
.—1
_
__.
—
Mar
I4c
7
._—1
—
Ankerite:
1
.
Sep
Consolidated
15c
60c
11%
.—1
Uranium
Buffadison Gold
8c
_
Mining
Brunswick Mining & Smelt—i—
42c
10'A
1
1
.
Morrison
31
18% July
37% July
IIIi
—
July
3.70 Aug
38C
1
15
15
;
;
Jun
260
Sep
10,098
k
11%
Howey
16%
___
B
2.30
3,201
20c
41c
11%
Jan
Jan
143
28,020
68c
44c
18c
1
Arrow—'
16%
Mines-,
class
Mines
66c
1
Halliwell
106% July
32'A
Telephone Co
Reef
10
40c
Guayana
530
.V.
14%
»
A_
14%
British
8%
465
10,300
18c
Mines
Lake
-25
class
B
Broulan
Iron
1,500
Products-
11
190
2.50
68c
l
Dragon Oil—
Consolidated East Crest
1
Columbia
British
Class
Cadillac
Consolidated
Consolidated
British
6.70 July
42c
___*
—_
52
50
_-
_
5.00 July
Apr
49% Aug
1.36
Apr
4%. pfd—_10
Electric
Apr
3.25
*
Bakeries
2.50
Oil
Oct
3.00
1
Corp
1
*
American
9%
600
»
._
Oct
500
1,900
2.30
2.50
1
9,000
Mines
Development
Consolidated Allenbee
1
Ltd-
British
4% %
Conro
July
1
Petroleum
4%%
Coniaurum
Apr
65c
4.95
1.02
Bridge & Tank pfd
Mines
Jan
19c
Aug
7%
___*
__
—
Britalta
25c
Jan
28c
50
Traction
Brilund
9c
Sep
6c
11,600
*
_■___
Cordage class B
Brazilian
_
...;
10%
9%
4.25
190
__2.50
10,000
2o,o00
lie..
31c
1
High
3.25
10%
__10
1
Jan.
Low
4.00
4.00
1
Life
Mines
since
Range
High
9%
*
National
Confederation
Shares
3.25
*
:
for Week
Low
*
_,_
.
Commonwealth
Consolidated
Bofdulac Mines
Range
of Prices
Par
Jun
3.80
Sales
Week's
I ast
Sale Price
.
35c
'
Jan
1.35 Aug
13,400
,
,__
1
High
1.80 May
19,450
__'
Mines
Bobjo Mines
2.80
1
Ltd
Shares
Low
_*
,
Uran
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Bicroft
Sales
Sep
2.85 May
158
27%
Sep
Jun
13c
Apr
36
Aug
5.50
95c
Sep
May
96'A Aug
.-O
Gaitwin
Exploration
Gatineau
5%
common
preferred
5% %
Geco
Power
preferred
Mines
General
Ltd—
Bakeries
1
*
10
-
1
—*
—
31
—
—
16'A
8
32c
26%
32
347
110% 110%
112
112
55
110
35
111
30'A
16%
8
i
Feb
Jan
77c
Apr
34% July
115 ¥a
Apr
Oct
116%
Aug
Sep
17
5,530
9.80
Jan
19%
Sep
8
25
7%
Feb
9 (A
Jun
43;
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1840)
.
,
Monday, October 31, 1955
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
Week's
Range
Last
Sale Price
STOCK8
Low
Dynamics
General
Motors
Petroleum
new
-5
-
(Canada)
com
'
— —
—1
pfd
Wares
Yellowknife Gold Mines
5.75
God's
Lake
Macfie
4.90
300
4.70
Sep
6.45
Jan
Mackeno
102% 102%
40
17c
22c
31,800
5.60
5.80
6,035
100%
Aug
10c
Feb
Oct
5.60
105% May
29c
Sep
Jan
7.85
Oct
94 c
July
39c
44c
21,500
23c
Mar
59c
Oct
Malartic
16c
19C
12c
Mar
62c
Jun
Maneast
Uranium
9c
Oct
19c
May
Maralgo
9c
3.15
4,775
35c
42c
27c
20c
11c
com—J-——'*
—50
29,900
' 31c
649,669
20c
.
1,173,050
1.66
Jan
4.00
35c
Oct
1.33 Mar
18c
Feb
79c
May
5%c
Feb
20c
Oct
Aug
150
145
150
53
175
Feb
53
53
53
85
52%
Feb
54
July
13%
13%
25
13 %
Oct
18
Jan
13%
class A
.
Alar
130
30c
Mines
28c
30c
7,900
22 %c
28c
68,100
13c
Sep
Alay
54c
25c
Gold-——
Bousquet
47c
Sep
43c
43c
500
40c
July
47c
Aug
6.60
7.00
6,500
—
.
-
26C
Apr
'
Great
Lakes
Great
Northern
40%
com.
_
1
*
_.
—
1
6%
50
Granduc Mines
—
Paper—
Utilities
Gas
Preferred
Warrants
Great
Sweet
Great
Grass
West
41 %
2,523
29
Jan
6
6%
1,625
5
Oct
46%
235
40
2.90
2.90
50
26
25%
26%
2,630
1
Development
Oils
3.55
3.70
3.80
62,100
Guaranty
Gulf
805
1,820
150
—9c
9.00
9.15
1,300
10
20
20
255
—
Trust
———
Ltd_
Mines
•
_1
_.l
—
15 %C
pfd
Gwlllim Lake Gold
__
__
Cotton
Hamilton
*
Gold
.
Mines
Crest
4.00
Dauch
&
Marigold
Oils
Ltd
9
Feb
July
Jun
12
Feb
21%
Sep
2.44 July
40c
Apr
21%
Oct
12%
Oct
26
26
54
Mar
28%
ll%c 13 %C
30,000
15
61%
215
16
170
9c
Jan
36c
Jun
52%
Jan
62
Jun
Maritime
Mining Corp
A warrants
Oil
Home
1.20
Consolidated
Matachewan
Maxwell
McBrine
(L)
class
McCcll
Frontenac
Preferred
6,500
4c
Jan
9 %c Mar
15c
Jan
30c
Feb
15% Mar
15c
28%
65c
7,700
47c
Apr
80c
15c
4,000
10c
May
15c
56%
58
255
19
20%
3,473
19 %
*
8.70
14 %c
39%
39%
8.00
657/a
63%
8.50
11c
-25c
53%
Jan
15 % Mar
Mentor
8.40
Interprovincial
Iron
Jack
Waite
*
Mining
64
Jellicoe
Joliet-Quebec
Jonsmith
Mines
Kenville
Gold
Oct
Jan
July
Keyboycon Mines
Keymet Mines
Kirkland
Lake
& Exploration
Dufault
Lake
Mines
Lamaque
Metals
class A
Lawson
&
Jones
A
Leitch Gold
Lencourt
Gold
Liberal
Little
Class
Loews
Groceterias
class
A
B
__II
Theatres
Moneta
Porcupine
Creek
Nama
Lorado Uranium Mines
Louvicourt Goldfields
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Yellowknife Gold
Lynx
For footnotes
see
page
45.
Oct
40c
5.10
3.50 July
20c
Alar
Sep
39c
Sep
5
July
40c
43c
8.3U0
40c
21
21
21%
2,250
lb%
Jan
2o'/2 Juiy
35c
32c
43c
12,347
32c
Oct
47c
Oct
16
Jan
20%
Sep
Sep
17
17
10
3.00
229,175
*
26%
26%
1.45
2.25 July
3.85
Jan
Jun
28
6,000
47c
42
1,750
32%
Jan
1.40
1.55
22,144
1.25
76c
75c
-
80c
1
1.65
1.65
13
13
375
14
14
14
50
*
84c
84c
93c
69,625
28%
28 %
-
1.25
42
80c
12%
13
Jan
July
May
2.75 Aug
1.40 Alay
74,138
; 13
5
Jan
40
Jan
40 %
1.50
Sep
6.75
23% July
41%
5
common
2.78
May
Jun
Jan
14
Apr
Mar
15
May
Trust
40
40
32c
Aug
Nello
25c
800
8.50
3,165
7.05
Apr
400
3.00
Oct
8%c
35,950
7%c Mar
15c
49
811
45
Jan
54
July
70
Feb
102
Ltd
preferred
—20
.
*
Car
..
-f
,
10
——*
•
72c
2.72
Apr
27%
60
Feb
Jun
Oct
-925
26
Jan
35% July
50
,,
37
Apr
44
Aug
Aug
'20c
May
10
3.25
"
21c
Feb
Nesbitt Labine Uranium
1
1.51
Oct
New
1
27 %c
Apr
Mining
Alger Mines
1,705
35% May
10% Mar
41%
Sep
1
New Athona Mines
New
Gold
New British Dominion Oil
New
Calumet
Mines
New
Concord
Development—___—.—*
New
Continental Oil'
Oct
7% July
Apr
61 % July
New
Davies
102 % Mar
106 % Aug
New
Delhi
Jun
10c
Petroleum-
1.50
*
7%
7%
7%
550
35
36
280
74%
74
27%
27%
18,100
77
25%
25%
2.45
Jan
7%
38
Harricana
New
Highbridge Mining
New
Hosco
New
Jaculet
2.70
1.60
55
Jan
Mar
142
Mar
May
31
Sep
11,100
6,348 '
14,200
1.30
25
1.95
Oct
Oct
Aug
86% Aug
30%
3.05
21c
27c
45,500
10c
Feb
27c
38c
35c
39c
10,600
35c
Oct
72c
40c
39c
40c
10,025
34c
Sep
76c
40c
31,390
31c
Sep
8%c
8c
9%c
12,232
8c
Jun
16c
12c
17c
9%c
Jan
75c
71c
41c
Jun
27c
Oct
84c
27c
27c
32c
59,900
2.77
2.75
2.98
8,500
1.77
Jan
Jan
Sep
Mines
8c
18
17%
15c
13c
9c
6,500
18
2,035
16c
86,000
5%c
Jan
Oct
New
New
New
70c
Jun
Newnorth
17c
Jan
New
39c
Sep
New
1.75 Aug
94c
3.10
May
Oct
15%
Feb
18%
11c
Feb
23c
July
Sep
Mar
Nib
Gold
Yellowknife
Nipissing
Jan
55c
Mar
13 %c 13 %c
1,500
12c
Mar
17c
Mar
Noranda
14 %c 16 %c
21,500
13c
Mar
32c
July
1.10
Jan
1.52 Mar
1,740
21%
Apr
25
Jun
2,325
24,625
8.15
Jan
19
May
15%
14
15%
2.65
2.55
2.80
2.55
2.31
2.79
96,469
75c
Jan
15c
13c
15c
29,500
12c
Sep
2,300
1.10
Apr
3.95 July
'
22 %c
4.90
20c
Apr
3.35
35c
45c
Oct
6.35
Jan
27c
1,75 Mar
Sep
Mar
Jun
Jan
July
3.25
4.35
Jan
3.50
3.60
1,101
3.35
20%
21%
1,399
17%
Jan
22% July
11%
11%
11%
545
11%
Oct
13 %
Jan
6%c
8c
36,000
5%c Jan
12 %c
Apr
22
22
200
Nisto Mines
Nor
11c
Jan
18c
1.12 Aug
68c
Jan
-
Apr
25 %C
Sep
5%c
11 %c
14c
54.000
52 c
60c
122,220
Oct
I4%c July
'
8c
9c
80,800
-
13c 14 %c
23c
190,135
1.69
8,900
,
1.69
8c
Aug
Aug
17 %c
Sep
Apr
74c
Sep
21
July
July
Mining
Jan
Jan --
Feb
)
Aug
i
40c
Feb
40c
Feb
24%c t>ct
Norpax
2.07 Sep
1
8%c
Jun
18%c Mar
i
2.20
Oct
32c
169,725
26c
1
7%c
7C
7%c
11,000
5c
15 %c May
Oct
Jan
1.11
1.08
1.15
18.350
1.00
July
1
2.36
2.36
2.45
3,310
2.10
Jan
9c
9c
9%c
7,600
8c
61c
61c
800
55c
50
49%
50 %
3,579
27c
52,700
1
North
3.20 Jan
65c
78c
Sep
Sep
lQYaC Jun
Oils
Canadian
Star
i
Sep
5.95 Mar
91,000
7%c
July
16c
Mar
15
1,665
10%
Jan
18
May
7%
8%
1,080
3.95
Jan
10% July
Obaska
*
8c
Jan
17c
8,000
40c
Alar
,73c
Sep
49,150
33c
Jan
99c
Apr
Jan
14c
Jun
9,000
-
24
Feb
--
Lake
Gold
O'Brien
Office
Apr
1.15 May
4.00 Aug
Rare Metals Mining
1.75
95
150
100
105
Feb
150
6%c
6%c
7c
17,250
4c
Feb
15c
Apr
Jan
9c
Jan
30c
Apr
Sep
lie
10c
12c
10,400
8c
Jan
16c
Jan
Ontario
1.65
1.80
280,650
1.43
36c
Ontario
Beauty
Supply
Oct
Ontario
Jockey
Club
common
13,500
4%c
74c
Jan
Oct
12c
1.65
Jun
80c
89c
7,500
1.95
1.99
5.600
29c
28c
29c
7,300
22c
Jan
60c
Mar
4%c
4%c
4%c
21,000
3c
Jan
7%c
Apr
25c
Sep
50c
25c
Products
Opemiska Copper
Orange Crush
Gold
Mines
2,700
82c
2,900
2.25
60c
10%
Apr
2.25
Sep
May
Jan
3.80 Aug
Jan
1.25 July
Oct
12% May
11%
10%
11%
1,275
27%
27%
110
25%
Jan
28%
Oct
27%
27 %
28
50
23%
Jan
31
Sep
1
9.70
9.40
10%
119.719
2.30
Jan
10%
Oct
4.10
10
.
200
2.70
80c
1.30
*
10
com
25c
2.50
*
•
common
;
Steel
Lake
3,200
9%c
89c
~80c
Preferred
Or'enada
12c
8c
1.99
Warrants
Osisko
9C
1.08 Aug
1
Ontario Loan & Debenture
12c
Jun
Apr
22
*
Mar
May
Feb
*
68
3.20 July
Jan
13%
90c
Oils
593
10c
51 %c
75
7%c
*
87
66c
5,950
16%
*
Selections
85
5.15 Mar
75c
16%
Oil
87
Oct
69c
16%
Ogama-Rockland
46%
Aug
6c
4.700
70c
*
Mfg
8%C
1
Mines
Mines
Specialty
Jan
Feb
Jan
Aug
'14%
10c
41% Mar
Jan
July
77e
Jun
15
10c
58c
405
Jan
10c 11 %C
20 %c Mar
7.95
8%
45c 49 %C
8,800
7c
4.25
52c
46
40c
9,930
8%c
1.21
15%c
4.70
10c
1.18
62,100
4.55
58c
45%
16,000
4.55
47c
1.18
20,100
639,258
_1
—
45%
1.95
16c
62c
•
'
Mines
Jan
8%c
99c
Jan
46c
*
Trinity
Northern Canada Mines
15c
1.71
July
Sep
*
O'Leary Malartic
Omnitrans Exploration
7%c
Jun
80c
62%
*
Okalta
8c
15%c
Jun
53c
Nudulama Mines Ltd
North
Jun
May
Feb
12,690
*
May
4.10
702
3.25
July
1
29c
25c
33c
119,700
6%c
Jan
35c
Oct
„1
44c
42 %c
44c
7,800
38c
Apr
85c
Jun
•
1
J
9c
1,500
6.40
1
Oil
Warrants
Oka
1.94
t
Jan
3.45
12c
6.15
•
common.
Apr
Aug
i
i
3.10 Mar
1.55
15C
10 %c
6.35
1
North Inca Gold
North
20c
25c
46
•
Mines Ltd—
Oil &
Aug
Oct
I
1
Oct
26c
1
86c
2.60
i
1.38
29c
1
25c
61c
,
f
28c
5%c
4,600
2.28
•
40c
J
7 %c
•-
3,684
10 %c
-
•
May
22c
Jan
18c
r
18,000
16c
1.65
14c
19 %c
21c
1,625
24c
18c
12c
60,200
10c
24c
20c
75c
6%c Jan
11,000
Mines
Apr
30c
,.913,100
21c
12c
52c
1
Norlartic
Jan
150
28c
47,284
21c
*
60c
16,100
303,332
.
34c
Mines
8%c
16,200
Oct
18c
1
1,000
37c
21c
29c
23c
9c
2.42
—.
44,500
2.95
7,325
25c
34c
Gold
Acme
73c
35c
Jan
1
13 %c 14 %c
2.81
May
15c
Sep
21%
35c
24c
"
23
2.85
Aug
37,975
103,943
Sep
22%
73c
Oct
49c
33c
85c
10c 10%c
1
Normetal
200
34c
28c
20c
Apr
Sep
Jan
56 %c
28c
Jan
11c
32c
21c
Apr
2.70
'
Jan
63 %C
16 %C
Oct
Jan
1.34
72c
'
2.15
2.21
Norgold Mines
3.15
22c
Jun
Oct
1.70
34c
Mines
Mines
50c
3.15
33,000
24c
25c
*
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
86c
1,399
13,070
'
'
20c
Jan
9,500
103,162
25c
1.00 July
2.00 Feb
9,705
37c
2.09
1
.
Thurbois Mines
Jun
32c
2.05
29c
———1
Rouyn
July
25c
2.00
94,771
——1
Senator
Superior Oils of Canada-
65c
5.05
1.12
1
—
New
31c
30c
25c
1.85
1
New
35%c
24c
Aug
1.01
—1
1
—»
New Taku Mines
1,200
4.90
15c
31c
1
Mines-
Gold
4,250
-•
69c
1.05"'
*
Rouyn Merger.,
Royran Copper
38c
25c
81c
Jun
1
Mylamaque Explor——;
37c
4.95
Jun
36c
*
Minda-Scotia
37c
7,000
Apr
32c
-199,815-
2,600
Sep
1.45 Aug
50c
--1,762
-
Jun
Jan
3.15 Mar
65c
2.04
1
■_
Gold
Marlon
Jun
Mar
68c
1.23
Jan
62c
1
—
Mines
36 %c
1.15
74,850
-
1.85
55c
1
Laguerre
38c
11,400
1.21
2.15
1.80
52c
•
*
.75c
;
Mines
Kelore
New
68c
71c
1.01
-10,816—
-
Jun
43c
May
•
Mines—
New
New
8%c
2.30
Jan
2.25 July
24c
42,200
71,450
Aug
1.05
52,918
-
Jan
Feb
2.54
Jan
1.25 Aug
—1
New Jason Gold
30c
70c
Jan
21c
2.00
-
1
New
24
42c
38,300
-
33c
1
New Goldvue Mines
Oct
133
80,525
80c
1.69
1
Explorations
Sep
205
26
2.70
3%
32% Mar
2.80 Mar
7,674
28%
1.35
Oct
6,827
136 136%
1.45
1.21
lie
11,800
-
I6V2C 16%e
—1
Fortune Mines
Gas
83,550
2.19
-
.
57C
!—1
*
30c
60c
^.i.—50c
Mines—j.
New
►
79,500
23c
-24c
•
•
1.15
1
———•
23c
1.55
1.58
2.25
12% Aug
6
•
33c
1.65
•
Oils
18c
21c
1.35
■
72c
1
1
Bidlamaque
Bristol
New Dickenson Mines
31c
Jan
36 %
*
Mills class B
Feb
1.77
1.95
60
National
Jan
Grocers
Hosiery
Sep
13 %c
435
38
•
Aug
51 %
National
14
6%c
160
5.00
38
1
National Explorations
19
»
27
5.00
38
1
—
1
Jan
i
Jan
"
Chem
Apr
*
3
2.80
Mines
10%
~ii
Mines
1,525
_*
Preferred
11%
IH_i
I •
~
~i
19,477
17
——————
670
~I~~io
Lomega Gold
Long Island Petroleums
14,005
32c
4.75
2.95
A
Moore Corp common
Multi-Minerals Ltd
1.21
•
4.40
28c
I——*.*
A
common
1.49
—III*
—I*
Long Lac
Loblaw
3.90
July
70
*
.
2.05 Aug
2,354
—III
Petroleum
19
12% Aug
1
Inv.
&
2,930
1
Mines
Jan
Jan
Jan
4.25
—1
class
Containers
11%
1
Gold
Lexindin
9%
4.15
*
—
17%
»
;
9%
39c
*
Corp
Mines—.
11%
~1
class
1,297
66
*
Laura Secord Candy Shops
Lavalie
52,420
Jan
9.20
_II*
I3
Gold
186
80c
4.25
•
*
17%
'
11%
*
11%
•
Laurentide Accept
Mines
Gas
16%
71c
74c
*
30
i
Mining
14%
11%
—*
13.50
.
35C
29'/2
2l
~1
Mines
255,600
30
1
Mines
Mines
43c
Feb
:—*
•
Lingman Gold Mines
35c
39c
7.85
Steel
Jan
i
Lake
Luz
July
<ia2
National
2.60
~_l
Mines
Wasa
1.42
-—
17%
23
Shore
Oct
1
101,975
8.90
Sep
70
'1,15
La
Feb
2.09
8.30
105
•
Ltd
Lake
Sep
9.75
1.95
8.90
—
Jan
104
i
Lake
2.74
Feb
—
5.25
104
l
Ltd
Osu
Jan
-
2.60
48 %
20c
Lake
44c
2.04
Apr
Apr
28%
2,370
Kroy
Labrador Mining
1.50
Jun
54%
15%c
Lake Cinch
1.75
Aug
Jun
51%
Hi
(John)
Sep
50c
1.50
54%
Kristina Copper Mines
Oils
Feb
85c
2.2U4
Corp
~_l
Bay
Gold
Kirkland Townsite
Labatt
10c
2J,olO
Mines
Industrial
i
Hudson
Kirkland
13,800
70c
Mill City Petroleum
Milton Brick
Ore
60c
37c
1.05
60c
Light & Power common
Mindamar
Mar
29c
Midcon Oil & Gas
Mid-Western
60c
90c
1
—
Jun
Aug
Jan
37c
1.
Preferred
11c
3.55
3.15
•
1
82,780
Afay
50c
62c
Petroleum
Mexican
90
July
1.00
Merrill
Uranium
23c
18c
105
31 %c
*
Chipman Knit
Merrill Island Mining
Meta
2,020
2, <50
300
8.10
—I—1
Gold
23c
._—-1
Apr
67% May
99
40
75%
38c 38%c
17,650
Jan
1
Kerr-Addison
102
72%
—
4.25
4%c
»
100
72%
10
2.60
125
15o
46% July
4.25
i
Ltd
Feb
2.40
32c
Jupiter Oils
Oct
33
,J.
1
:
Mar
20
2.53
2,000
Ltd
(1939)
11
Apr
25c
1
Minerals
Mines
Apr
Petroleum
l
Joburke Gold
10%
15%
National
l
„
150
200
National
•
Mining
Exploration
Jeanette
1,035
Newlund Mines
Jacobus
Jaye
42%'
Sep
Sep
Jan
Jun
5
Line
41
41%
v\, ;
8
2.00 Aug
9%c
44% July
1
Pipe
20
Jan
Mar
July
28c
1
Bay Mines
10%
19 %
1.40
Mar
3
115
Feb
7%
•
Ltd
10%
42c
11% July
——50c
Exploration & Dev
1
Ranwick
10%
51
July
Jan
14c
470
341,854
Apr
July
Feb
100% May
1,700
6%
1.00
Feb
7%c
5/100
International
9
2.83
75c
Oct
7.50
6c
•
6%c
Jan
11c
7%
*
1.15
1.10
Mercury
New
„
70c
30
•
common
Oct
July
1.81
McWatters Gold Mines—
*
Co
12c
20c
6%
Lake——.
Red
10
Petroleum
8,otl0
63c
1,356
11,900
10
Nickel
2JC
53c
Sep
Sep
7,537
11%
Preferred
2.00
12C
63c
Jan
96,512
11%
International
27,300
1.61
29c
18c
15c
11%
International
58c
9.25
1
com
19c
Mar
39%
£1
A
Mar
30c
1.95
Apr
25% Aug
12 % July
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
class
Jun
7c
66,800
3,300
Oct
Aug
150
45
Powders
8c
7,000
50.C
1.55
_—
1.55
2.25 Aug
1.06 Apr
Oct
;
———1
Lane
2.60 Aug
25c
Jan
f
*
—i—
——
Knitting
22,100
9,264
International Metals
9%c
42c
6%
common
Mtg
6c
82
International Bronze
9c
1.62
20e
46% July
12c 12 %c
45c
1.81
A—
Monarch
26
38%
Inspiration Mining
52,600
9%C
preferred————.—
McCabe Grain
Monarch
26
82
Inland Cement preferred
38c
*
—
..
Feb
5%C
37%
Inglis
20c
——*
Mines
Feb
19 %C 22 %c
26
37%
preferred
(John) & Co
38c
•J
1
Ltd
Maybrun
Apr
Jan
*
$4 %
3,050
505
3.10
Jan
7%c
10
common
2.20
105% 107%
New
Acceptance
2.10
107
23 %c
Jan
20c
7%c
Industrial
2.15
1
Mogul Mining Corp
Molsons Brewery class
12%c
47%
—
Feb
100
Modern
Aug
7,000
8C
preferred
8c
b.iol
Oct
1.42
29c
24,500
49
6%
100,170
18c
Mining
87,700
1
Indian Lake
19c
10%
Min
17c
10
.
15c
10
Oct
1.15
1
.
17 %c
12c
Apr
3.15
Imperial Bank
Imperial Life Assurance
Imperial Oil
Sep
Oct
36
Aug
1.25 May
Jan
1.00
10
Apr
9%c
Warrants
Hy-Charger Petroleums
1.60
8,850
14 %c
16
13c
22c
_1
8,752
1.55
*
22c
15c
*
2,455
2.48
1.40
1
98
90c
8.15
Mining
—
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
39%
2.30
-
Martin-McNeely Mines
Oct
8c
Hoyle
38%
1.45
——————-
Preferred
2.15
May
2.45
39%
?
-
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd com
Aug
17c
1
;
9,306
13,900
55,500
12
1.05
*
—
Yellowknlfe
Homer
Howard Smith Paper common—
Jan
98,170
1.48
——
—
warrants
B
96
10 %c Mar
60c
——5
Jun
1.84
52c
1.42
Jan
24
*
Gold
Hollinger Consol
1.06
45 %c
•
McMarmac
8
*
l.
Jun
1.30 Mar
48c
1
National Drug &
Hinde
Oct
40c
1.65
6,165
1.44
1
—
——
Apr
4.95
1
Oils
34 %c
Porcupine-—————
Jan
July
———1
Sarcee
Jun
•
Red
Jan
July
Highland-Bell
Highwood
Gold
Marcus
Ltd
Mclntyre
Jan
38c
*
Jan
12c
1
McKenzie
9%
16c
—*
56c
1
Sep
3.60
2,015
1
Oils Ltd
4.00 May
28
7%c
320,902
1
12,yu>>
487.930
Alar
50,975
1.42
.
48
64,306
18c 18 %c
1.34
Jun
7% May
12 %
200
———1'
Mines
Feb
36,600
Paper common
Gold
High
92c
96
_
Hendershot
Heva
Alar
13c
—1
—
Lake
Gold
16
Jan
96
1
Red
Headway
7.75
12 %c
Gold
Head of Lakes Iron—
Heath
Jan
Apr
10
.
Minerals
Harrison
Hasaga
15
7
5%
4.15 May
1
—
Rock
Apr
47%
21%
60%
*
com
Preferred
Hard
12c
1
_
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
11,700
2.40
18% May
1.50 May
Sep
10%
•
—30
1
102,044
45% May
8.95
18%
12%
Products
1.59
12 %c 15 %c
21%
Warrants
Gurney
1.32
1.56
—
_
_
_
_
_
Mines
Lead
8%
9
*
—.
—
Mines
Gunnar
9
7%
4.75
A
.
„
Freehold
Gridoil
Gulch
class
Coal
B
7%
4.75
Class
4.25 Mar
46
'
2.90
—
Plains
..
«.
1.00
26c 34 %c
*
Mines
9c
2.95
16 %c
Grandoro Mines
B—
Goldfields
mm
85c
32c
Mages Sporting Goods—-a———lQp
Magnet Consolidated Mines
.1
56'C
50c
1
High
95c
1
Mines
class
15,635
*
Tire (Canada)
preferred
Great
Bloedel
60c
—
Goodyear
Gold
Red Lake Gold Mines
56c
3.00
Low
2.05
1
■
60c
Sep
Jan.
since
Ranee
High
1.99
1
Mines
Sep
2.03
Low
1
Mines
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Madsen
Shares
1
Mines
Macmillan
for Week
2.05
Explorations
60c
1
Goldhawk Porcupine
Graham
Macdonald
Jan
1
Uranium
Grandines
Sep
6.50
22,000
2,900
Goldora Mines
4%
48%
Oct
17 %c
Manitou
Grafton
Macassa
Oct
4.95
42,474
Gold
Eagle
79% Mar
43 %
100
1.79
•
Gold
Mines
Goldfields
49
669
1.60
Goldale Mines
Gold
660
46
1.72
Mines
Uranium
Golden
56
5.10
Alar
Range
Par
High
42c
Glenn
Goldcrest
Low
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
1
4.85
18c
Steel
General
Friday
STOCKS
Range since Jan.
High
54
«...
Giant
Shares
'
10
-
OCTOBER 28
45
45
—_1
_
ENDED
5.10
55
General
General
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Par
FOR
Sales
4.50 Aug
Volume
182
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Number
■
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.
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
?
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range
Par
Pat-Hie
Low " High
1.00
Eastern
i
Petroleum
1.
'
Pamour Porcupine
Western Oil
i
t
Farbec
"
135/aC
16c
11%
12%
2,660
73
-78
♦
Pardee Amalgamated
Parker Drilling
58c
64c
:35c
Par
Mlnes__
Traders
May
5%
78
Oct
Trans
Empire
72c
Jan
Trans
Era
Jan
Trans
Mountain
Apr
-6,000
6c
Jan
13c
53.500
:15c
Feb
45c ,Mar
94c-
18,225
80c
Oct
3.05
Jun
3.15 Mar
5.25
Pathfinder Petroleums
Paymaster
f''
Peace
80c
4.75
5 %•
3,655
"
Pembina
Pipeline
Peoples
;.
90c
87c
94c
43,440
47c
Jan
1
Natural
33 %c
33 %c
36c
27,200
30c
Jun
Credit
Gas
1
9.00
9.00
9.35
50
preferred-
52
52
52
17
17
100
101
101
40
l.bO
2.Uo
17,750
*
common—
Preferred
—:r0
Peruvian Oils & Mineral
f
Petrel
Oil
r..'.
Pickle
Crow
i
Pitch-Ore
[
*■
&
1.99
Gas
2.27
3.15
1.15
1.20
*15%c
17c
Trend
Gold
85c
Rov__
Border
East
Uranium
Mines
Quebec
class
Uranium
Radiore
!
Rapid Grip & BattenRayrock Mines
9.50
—
Silk
Roche
—
Mfg preferred—
Robinson
Little
Lawrence
San
Scythes
feecurity
Shawinigan Water & Power.
Sicks'
16%
t,
Jan
19c
Feb
1.94
Jan
5.10 May
8V2C
Jan
Sep
Slocan
Van
Souris
8
1.55
10c
1.75
-
70c
Jan
Feb
9
84c
110
56c
44.850
1.90
12,353
10
25
3
120
1.10
10,450
21
100
10%
11
175
18c 21 %c
10%
50,650
19c
40c
58
29,000
15
14'/2
76
77
1.36
1.40
V
2.40
3.20
2170
66
16c
20,250
26Va
330
23
42%
125
38
Jan
Apr
Weston
12,750
Wilrich
Jun
13
57c
58c
13%
13%
100
23c '
28c
46
28c
28c
Tandem
Taylor
Teck-Rughes
*
1.93
1.91
1.96
Yale
1
51c
50c
52c
1
20c
20c
23C-
13c
13c
6,100
1.98
2.08
25,760
12c
13c
Jun
Tombi'l
Gold
Mines
Feb
Jan
Apr
663A July
16% Sep
10c
Trusts.
.■
,
1.32
If B
»
if r
2.40
Oct
4.95
13,624
10c
30c
38c
50,395
20c
39c
32%c
39c
5,875
—
Jan
2.98
Toronfo Slock
Feb
1.10
;
Feb
'
Von *Teb
%n?Man
5.°;4£
7c
Mar
f
•.
2,2« Tan
^ iUn
:
•
5
'7J/8iSfS
16c
Mar
'
*
,
75c
Jan
7
■:
4.85 July
10 %c Jan
STOCKS
-
Week'i
5.50 May
30c
»/
2.75
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Pf.per_.
Anglo
Brown
Jun
Co
79c
15
Canada
May
July
Vinegars
Dominion
Canadian Bronze
21
63c
July
15
Mar
Canadian
29%c Sep
14%
>
Oct
23%c
Oct
52c
-
—
common
Sep
Canadian
General
Feb
Canadian
Industries
Investments
Preferred
47%
Sugar
common
Rand
Marconi
Canadian
Western
Canadian
Jan
50c
Apr
6,200
13c
Apr
Sep
1.00 May
28c
Apr
21 %c
Jun
Lumber—
Dominion
Glass
July
80c
May
1,000
10%c Jun
22c
Sep
150
21% Mar
27
May
417a
58
Sep
25
4,720
12c
23,000
12
14%
10
70c
143,400
13,316
22,700
12,515
2,065
.
Feb
6%c Jan
7.60
14
Feb
15 /4
5.10
7
Feb
440
27%
20
v.
325
2.65
21
8c
2.000
5%
1.950
19
8c
Jan
93/4
Apr
Jan
Jan
1,468
21%
2,755
16,150
1.30
5%
Jun
42%
40%
&
17% Mar
20
Sep
25
27
Aug
34
Jun
65
30
Jan
35
Sep
*
21%
21%
22%
3,105
28% July
99
Feb
—
19%
Jun
98
98
55
92
Jun
81
—
—*
81
40
75
Feb
6%
6%
6/4
1,630
*
14%
14%
15%
200
54%
35%
56%
36%
195
2,467
~
36
-*
*
7%
583/4
38
120
263/4
1,165
May
85
450
560
80
Jan
J3% Mar
199
9
76
265
58
88
58%
46
50
230
507
5.90
4.35
51%
2'Z*?n
750
Jun
70
Feb
Jun
41
Sep
22c
25
25
247a Mar
,50 51%
--
.
25
Oct
18 U Mar
88
58
46
--
—
..
15%c Apr
75
39
5
1,450
30
1,395
103'% 104%
38% 39 U
11
11
104%
___•
18c
25
20%
37
26%
19
Oct
Oct
26
—
com—*
52
33
25
20
—
85
Jan
8% Sep
6
Aug
12% Mar
18c
--
,
—*
*
—
50%
10
—
Flour
common.
Preferred
Pato
Mar
^
Oct
Aug
41
Jan
80% July
•
^ar
Jan
/
Vf..
44% JUn
,
Consolidated
Pend
Oreille
Gold
Gold
Mines
Mines
Price Bros
1
1
*.
50
25
164% 164%
5.50
4.25
__
4.40
503/4
49%
10
845
68
Jan
48% Jan
38
Jan
19
88
2
Bep
34
163%
Jan
Sep
4.25 Oct
44
Jan
95
Oct
70% July
48
Aug
60
170
k
Sep
Aug
o? ^Arir
25 Apr
5
60
Jun
Oct
1.85 Mar
Oct
79*C
23% July
Oct
305
*
Third Canadian Gen Inv Tr___
Yukon
340
20%
19
19
_
1.44
7.10 Feb
5.00 Oct
/
30
Ogilvie
SeD
24
July
13%c Apr
Aug
14%
6.00
>
Oct
31%
Niagara Wire Weaving
27% Aug
3.00 Mar
Power
Paper
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
Feb
3 50
Oct-
16%
13% Sep
46% July
187a July
30
—
*
6
Inc
MacLaren
8.30 Mar
Jan
-
1,785
Oct
55c
Sep
Paper common
interprovincial Utilities
Loblaw
Jan
Feb
Apr
84c
12%cMar
16c
International
Apr
143/4 juiy
48
32%
31%
—
*
—5
Securities
International Utilities
31c
Jan
common
Canada
of
Jan
103/&
1,615
6,428
31%
♦
•
Steel
DuPont
37
2,150
*
—
*
*
Westinghouse
Consolidated Paper
53c
4,130
160
12%
38%
1
Canadian
May
35%
47%
20%
20%
50
—
Ingersoll
=
„.
High
5.05
5.25
•
_
Low
15%
16%
;
&
Range since Jan. 1
.
38
12%
38%
5
Dredging
...
High
47%
12
47%
-_^-l
common
Bulolo Gold
Jan
52%
•
5
Develop
Shares
_
—*
Newfoundland
Asbestos Corp
Feb
12c
' 9%
9%
2.75
11,500
.
2.90
100
17.760
1.03
1.05
1.55
1.36
1.75
59c
59c
62c
44.320
35c
Consolidated
7
7
•
1
56c
—
_
7
60c
...
105
5,050
57a
51c
..
_
Jan
Feb
•
__
35c
33c
2.240
.
42.900
:
a 1/»
a
ten
• No par value
t Ex-llquldatlng dividend.
2 81 Aue
*odd lot sale (not lncluded ln year'8
(Un) Admltted to unUsted trading
*
59c
S?
1.20
1.20
300
17%
17%
240
17
Jun
20
43%
42%
43 3
962
40%
Oct
49% Julv
3474
Feb
42% Aug
__
40
8
40
90
Oct
1.48
Jan
privileges#
ranee)
t
17%
1.05
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
I'!. fan
ifo ™an
wd When doH«red.
d Delerred delivery sale (not Included
f yearf franSe>e Selling ex-interest.
'
e
,/
Aug
.
8% May
68c
Jan
July
10% Aug,
r^'f°K4Un
5.700
■
'
for Week
Low
Par
1.20 Oct
15c
10 %C
•!
Sale*
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
■
,
'
•
1.37 Apr
74c
Apr
Jan
30VaC Aug
„
Friday
Last
„
..
Aug-
67c
40%
'
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,
Canadian Fundi
I
1.60 July
4.80 Mar
"
-
Jan
Exchange - Curb Section
'
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Oil
1.30
70c
Sep
36c
Sep
25c
Apr
2.59 Aug
19c
Jun
Jan
Jan
7c
Jan
1.40 May
'V;
•
preferred—Bridge
8c.
7c
<
'■
•
Dalhousie
5Va
39c
1
Dominion
•
8,300
61,900
-
33c
—
Disher
19%
2,555
Sep
1.90 July
1
*
82c July
19% Jan
4.95 Feb
2.69 Feb
*
3.00
:
Feb
23%
5%
-i
.20
2.02
1
;
Zenmac Metal
Zulapa Mining
Feb
—
•
Mines
•»'- '
Oct
14%
,
1
.10
General
1
Bear
Yukeno Mines
12
11%
27%
19%
1
Toronto
Oil
Mines
Sep
18%
Canuck
16
2.70
*
Zinc
Yellowlcnife
July
310
8
•
&
July
2,000
18c
__.
Lead
Jan
2.70
Feb
150
Aug
2.65
6c
3.00
12
64c
3.60 July
Apr
90c
15%C Sep
12%c Jun
Jan
3.00
21%c
-
6.00
1
8c
Jan
7c
3.00
37
7
*
8y8c
1.90
5
16c
-
Sep
106% Aug
41%cMar
Combing Corp
Wright-Hargreaves
40c
16c
-_i
114,650
12,600
Wool
38c
10c
9%
h.
11c
Oct
45c
Jan
140
11% Aug
1.26
Feb
1.68 May
July
6%c Jan
Jan
5.85
_i
Mines—:.
18,660
64c
1,197
10% Mar
7
common
Gold
2.80
58c
10%c
2.70
89,500
Feb
50%
i
Thornpson-Lundmark
Tiara Mines
!
2.60
58c
103/4c
14,000
26
6.00
•
Texas-Galgary
Mar
9c
100
l6'/sc
-
Mines
Pearson
Jan
103
36c
865
66c
—
"__
57
161
105
12%
5,168
*-*
14%
%
common
4,250
104 3/4
105
40
50c
29c
61c
113/4
«-
Tamfchrri
Oct
1
Mines
35
1
•
Aug
127 131%
Sep
44% Aug
Mar
91c
20 %c
11%
Gold
29c
1
Sylvanlte Gold
30
974
32c
14 %c
51%
•
«
i0C
5
950
22c
1
11%
—
-1
——
30
1.10
21c
1
.
33
15c
*
:
30
1.00
129%
11%
35
_1
^
30
ll3/4
7,600
20c
r'
Jun
26%
*
10,900
72c
19c
25c
Jan
—_1
11%
46%
69c
Feb
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Windward
5,417
21%c
c
11c
21c
Winchester Larder
2,005
23 %c
19c
69 %
Jan
Jun
Sep
Apr
11% Mar
783
4
1.90
24%
1.00
1
Petroleums
Feb
Oct
15c
Oct
Apr
•
Wlltsey-Coghlan
Oct
Aug
13
-1
i
—
-
Willroy Mines
Feb
Yankee
3%c
—
common
Jan
Yellorex
35c
17%
46
_„—_____——
Industries
•
A
-100
Aug
500
>
13%
_•
common
(Geo)
Mar
July
13
—
1.35
Jan
21
..
20
78c
85c
17
'.A,
•
Surf .Inlet
5
class
Jun
1.90 Apr
'
Switsorr
Breweries
—
Canada
49c
23c
*
..—
Mines
Preferred
30
73,755
57c
4%c
Sep
Jun
Jan
17c
_#
Mines
-
3
"
___________—______
Contact
Warrants
Mines
Preferred
Jan
1.12
—
Propane
Malartic
Western Naco Petroleums common
27
25
Cons
July
Sep
26
27
696
15c
_1
Superior
48c
14c
450
-1
1.04
*.
Sullivan
Oct
41%
230
I"
1.09
*
Sudbury
Sep
24c
16c
10% July30% Sep
15%c
13
17
29c
14
14%
1,516
29
13
68c
Jan
25 %c
"103/4
/ 4,533
9c;
49c
Jun
ll3/4
29c
493/4
11,800
49c
29c
♦
_
28
1,500
July
July
Aug
11c
30
"T
47c
15%
47c
1
21%
8ep
4.00
15V4
—
_
15 '/2
64
83/4C
1,75 Mar
61c
Westeel
2.40 Aug
Sep
Apr
May
72c
80 %
Oct
—
8
47%
Jan
40c
17,800
2.25 t
21,550
Jan
780
Feb
.* **.
25,360
2.28
15%
3.00
Feb
6%c Jan
320
2.07
8%e
2.90
,
Jan
Apr
4,531
2.30
*
Sturgeon River Gold
3.00
5V4
19%
3,151
800
9%
17,200
2.07
*
Oil
27c
23c
18c
1,787
vl2%c 143.4c
1.36
1
Sttiart
38V2
66
1.07
Sep-
1.00
2,032
8c
17%
Mines
—
•
22
19%
2,314
14
7c
14%
2
54.200
'13'/a
7c
*
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
■
10
Oct
Sep
22,200
2.75
8Va May
23,100
54
13 VB
1.75
1.95
17% July
1.37 Jan
1.40
5.25
Apr
40c
8% Aug
Jan
2.40 Aug
40c
Oct
6,926
20c
11c 15%c
57
45c
15c
15c
—
Steel of Canada
700
70,400
Jan
Jan
1.00 Mar
9V2c
14c
21
0c
Stanwell Oil & Gas Ltd
6V4
14
9c
31c
28 3/4
(1944)
6
38
39
25c31V2c
1.05
1,145
1.35
Jan
1.00
«
Mines
2,806
21%
Jan
*
Radio class A
16
1.06
9c
7%c
5,233
Standard
33,800
153/4
1.02
Sep
9 00 July
22
4%c
1.75
1.03
—
Stadacona
1.50
1.03
397/a
75c
Feb
__
6,500
52,340
Standard Paving & Materials—
1.45
16
1
'•
1.50
—*
28c
*
3.65
Feb
75c
2.200
1.35
Southern Union Oils——
22,350
*
680,300
2.65
8.20
Spooner Oils
40c
1
15c 20 %c
2.60
1.31
;_
3lc
6.50 Mar
72 V4
West
Apr
Apr
10 % July
'*
Feb
6%
1,070,000
3
-1
Roi—
35c
136
1.66 Aug
5.85 Sep
Jun '
3.10 Mar
53,880
%
8
2.05
10
_
Valley
2,479
West Maygill Gas & Oil Ltd
Products
15c
18
13V4 May
9 Vac 11 %c
:
1.79
—-1
—.——1—1——1
Southam
98
7.45
70
Aug
7.90
Mines
33%'
7.05
36c
30
1.35
common
62
33%
37c
100
13
Gold
61%
1
Mines
W
10
•
Slater
62
33%
2,123
20,500
"
Siscce
50
1
&
Pyrlte
10
29
Ltd:—L:
62% July
Jan
Feb
Jun
Copper
G
1.45
5.40
Simpsons
Apr
27
Jan
Wespac Petroleums Ltd
July
1.10
5,800
8.15
_
60%
pfd
"
1
Mines
91c
58c
4.80
2,870
2,408
10
28
Standard
Sep
1
Ashley
5.20
Silver
50c
•__*
Canada
28
Mines
38,200
59c
7,645
7.25
Western Grocers
5.20
Mining
10c
8,915
1.12
;
Silver-Miller
233/4 Aug
70c
1
70 %
Sigma' Mines Quebec—l_—_—____l
Silanco
Oct
*
—-—50c
common—zil—.1
18
Oils
Western
•
32
845
Walker
66
—1____
trust
Vulcan
20 %
1
Jan
193/4
July
4,241
_•
_—
Breweries
Voting
July
27
com
Shawkey (1945)
Minfes_.
Sheep Creek Gold
Sherritt Gordon
14
25%
15 %
Petroleums^—
28%
18%
1
Western
50c
295
18%
Mines
Aug
common
Freehold
Violamac
2.90 Aug
2.96
Ltd
32
50c
1
Oils
Jun
26c
143/tC
6.65
29
1
Feb
.—1
61,330
6.50
32
Mines
Aug
Gold
Rainbow
Vicour
1.08
6apphire Petroleums Ltd
Scurry
I
July
17c
Gold
River
22%c26%c
11% May
54
Sep
83c May
9.55 July
>
Apr
21%cMar
26c
-
4,800
Corp
Antonio
Sand
Apr
Sep
40%
♦'
Ltd
17,3-id
-
A
.
Ventures
164,950
*r
«:
8%
8%
805
200
'
6.60
Vanadium Alloys
23c
1
Feb
321
46
*
4.a5
*
—
3
9%
47,iuO
-
1
Rupununi Gold Mining
Russell Industries
53/4
97/a
—
45 %
1
Oils
2.00
10
5%
45 %
53/4
^
40c
15 %c
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common-.
Jun
______*
United Steel Corp
Upper Canada Mines
Aug""
21c
1
Feb
7.45
15%
_—1
.
42c
Jan
25
Montauban
1.70
___
Jan
4.35
•
class
United
4.00
1
8 Vic
24,508
United Keno Hill
21c
1
——
Consolidated
Roxana Oils
St
Inv
1.S0
«
Roekwin Mines
Rowan
19
44,500
*
..
pfd___
B
10 y4
'
19c
6.00
*
1
common
Long Lac
72c
16c
Waite Amulet Mines
8
Apr
5.60
8.50
1.91
Jan
2.35
19c
4.15 May
*
'
Rix-Athabasco Uranium
Robertson
Fuel
4.75
26%
Oct
1.65
5.85
Sep
25,200
1
1
Jun
Jan
0
A
82c
Jan
18c
—
class
6,700
2.50
42c
B
43c
2.15
11c 13 %c
2.65
Palmer Oil
40c
5.25
1.10
—^_1
40c
41% July
48c
Jun
4,653
15%'
_
48c
Mar
7,300
14,850
_—__1
Aug
28
6,482
Rexspar Uranium
r
common
Warrants
_
26c
4,545
5.35
72,650
<■
_
86,300
36
2.74
1.58
.
8,136
38c
35
1
1.72
.
1.76
33c
5.20
3.70
*
A__i
Petroleum
_
Jan
1.46
Re^court Gold Mines
Renabie Mines
Class
Oct
58% July
.
Feb
5.05
3.45
Mines
?
123/4
...
16%
*
Mining
Milk Prods
1.66
38c
*
—
1
Quemont
1.66
353/4
:: v
3.95 Aug
9%c Jun
521
1.12
May
•
l.
67% Aug
.6, loo
32c
8c
*
:____*
1
_
_
49% Jury
53% July
Resources
Asbestos
Class
1.34 July
Jan
6.75
1
_1
Jan
Line
preferred
United
Feb
Jan "•••
3%c
1.56
_____1
Jan
44%
Oct
Jan
2.05
11,500
3.45
;<
•
Mines
47%
,22,950
7c
,19
35c
1
18c
41
1,485
2.70
__
_
Corp
Gold
455
v
;
3.80
'
9.00
Jan
1,695
•
Weedon
Metallurgical
Nickel
Rio
Jan
19
5.35
1
Quebec
Riverside
68c
6.40
__
6.60
•
Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
Reef
*6,700
54%•■
3.35
5Vic
Pipe
United Corps Ltd class A___.
United Corps Ltd class B
United Estella Mines
Aug
37%
Mar
Mar
T___J
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
:
40
49c
1
Quebec
Quinte
1.59
33c
30y4 Mar
2,055
—_i
Airways
Purdy Mica Mines
Queenston
820
,
5,900
1
Dome
Warrants
>•
r-y
55c
52%
5,500
453/4
•
Acceptance
United
May
3.15
Oct
53%
,1
14c
443/4
45
Union Mining
Jun
3.60 July
May
52
3.80
High
43%
Oil
2nd
July
103
Apr
1.15
11c
52c
1
.
Prospectors
i
3474-
40c
52c
Go^d—,6c
Metals
Preston
J
1,079,470
90c
*
Low
453/8
Union Gas of Canada
19% May
Oct
85c
__1
__
__
Pressed
i
33%
13c
1
Range since Jan.
High
44Va
___•
Oil
United
Rouyn
Corp
Pronto
*■
Oils
Petroleum
Triad
Sep
10
Jun
1.65
113,237
#
.
100
1,340
17c
34%
Shares
—*
A
Oils
Transcontinental
*
Sep
54 y4
-
11% Mar
53 %
Powell
Power
Oil
Jun
1.15
_1 J
95c
46c
'
Jan
503/4
2.85
1
Powell River
Prairie
7.25
10
*
Mines
Placer Development
Ponder Oils
Premier
900
;;
•
;
Gold
Uranium
13c
.
Oct
90c
50C
Consol
River
Low
,
1
Sales
for Week
of Prices
_10
class
___
38c
Union
v
Finance
preferred
Jun
46c
19c
"
16c
4.90
*
Towagmac Exploration
Jan
12% July
9 Va c
8%C
1
Feb
22c
Sep
65
14,100
18c
1.40
25%cMar
10,200
32c
1
_.
10
Week's
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
July
lr%cMar
1,410
58c
3zc
1
—
2
95c
24,8*6
12
_Z„~ loc
Mines
Mines
300
77
•
Pan
Pa ram a que
Low
1.00
15 %c
■
~ I_1
—
Page Hersey Tubes
•|
STOCKS
Range since Jan. 1
'
Pacific^ Coyle
Pacific
Friday
Shares
'
t
28
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
'i
■J>
OCTOBER
Sales
f Flat price.
v
'Cash sale (not included in year's range).
xEY-divldend
x Ex-dividend.
7 2x"TJ8n"-
,.
.
«Ex-stock dividend.
"'f
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1842)
.
.
Monday, October 31, 1955
.
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday,
October
28
Investing Companies
Mutual Funds—
Par
Bid
Ask
Mutual
6.49
...
Institutional
6.08
23.76
3.93
1
14.40
4.30.
Growth
Fund, lc
10.34
11.31
1.90s
Nov.
Income
Fund_lc
6.91
7.57
2.40s
Insur
Fund—lc
14.09
15.41
2.25s
1
9.16
10.01
3s
Boston—1
9.39
10.26
2.50s
Go
Investment
Trust
America
of
of
(The)
Keystone
Custodian
10.75
Mutual
(Low
24.45
B-4
(Discount
1
17.21
K-l
(Income Pfd Stocks)
1
11.30
K-2
(Speculative Pfd Stks)__l
11.49
21.31
,11.83
23.04
S-l
(High-Grade Com Stk)-1
15.37
,12.98
S-2„ (Income Com Stocks)—1
12.34
11.82
8.77
9.84
Priced
Knickerbocker
28.04
28.09
1.90s
21.27
2.35s
June
11.24
12.26
2s
19.53
Loomis
Fund
1
6.72
11.82
Sayles
Mutual
Automobile
16%
Fund—*
17%
1%6 Dec.
a41.58
Fund
Federated
of
Formula Fund
Mutual
Founders
Preferred
—/__)lc
4.18
4.60
l%s
March
CXsX-lc
5.79
6.37
1%S
April
Special Investment shares—lc
2.92
3.22
2s
16.73
Metal
,Z——lc
3.28
_lc
3.25
Paper
shares
shares
shares
Massachusetts
Life
Mutual
Fund
10.88
11.97
Mutual
10.81
11.85
of
9.43
10.33
Nation
15.69
2.54
17.70
Transport
shares
8.08
20.82
19.04
v.
Capital
Investors
15,
8.78
10.84.
5
13.90
15.03
Inc_l
3.65
4.00
1
•
'*
Income
Series
14.84
1
12.52
69.67
7.34
1°
JO-79
!0--90
Fund
Stock Fund_lc
Scudder,
6.87
administered shares—lc
10.00
9.39
10.29
13.02
14.26
shares
shares—lc.
shares—
shares—
'Petroleum
Railroad
9.20
10.08
10.34
11.33
lc
shares
Bond
12.62
3.11
3.42
equipment
RR
shares
lc
5.77
shares
lc
10.89
11. yj
lc
15.11
16.54
lc
4.18
4.59
Steel
shares
Tobacco: shares
——
futility shares-z.
lc
Industry Shares Inc—1
8.86
;
13.35
16.07
1
15.89
17.18
2.49
Fund
Income
of
Boston
Incorporated
Income
Incorporated
Inc—1
Investors
Fund
"
9.64
12-
b2.50
12-
1-55
b2.50
2.30%
1-55
1-
3-56
l,1.b2:55
2.35%
5-
2-55
2-
1-56
: b2.65
2.45%
;
November 3,
November
1955-
10,
10.54
1955
9.83
9.09
12.71
1
11.82
12.78
1
11.82
40.25
1
1
December
8,
Fund—_1
1
Income Fund Shares.l
Science Fund
15,
Chem
Corn
Agricultural Insurance Co
Autofhobile
10
11.10
12.10
21%
23%
7.42
10.31
Equitable
7.79
9.43
10.25
7.85
8.58
1
26.20
28.55
24.82
5.57
6.02
First
of
Amer Ins Co
Amer
Amer—5
106
of
Jersey Insurance Co of
Life Insurance Co of Va
20
132
City
34
Lincoln
10
475
34
Maryland
37
40
Massachusetts Bonding
5
28%
297/8
C)
National
10
N
Y__10
Life—
Casualty
1
12%
25%
25
Boston Insurance Co
5
36 %
38%
New
J)—5
26%
28%
Life
Ins
Natl
of
Life
General
Amer^.—10
Ins
Life
Continental
Assurance
Continental
Casualty
Crum
&
Forster
Co
120
Group
Employers
Reinsurance
Assoc
Federal
Fire_.^^_____u5
Casualty
2
Hampshire Fire
New York Fire
of
New
Rochelle
41%
11%
2.50
—12.50
180
188
10
112%
118%
64%
68%
j
•
71
10
74
75
3.33%
Insurance
Peerless
Long
Island
Indemnity Co
Casualty Co
Phoenix
64
66%
St
39%
Globe
Great
Gulf
&
Republic
American.
Life
Hanover
5
38
4
93
101
10
46
49
5
66
69
Standard
21
23
5
10
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
10
Hartford
10
Steamboiler
&
Y)
37
38%
U S
32%
34%
U
S
43%
46%
U S
Life
152
85 %
160
91 %
78
83
25%
27%
'
40
&
Trust—33%
78
83
100
103
Bank
&
100
309
316
Bk_100
510
530
100
_
460
475
_
Savings
Bank
200
37
39
Co
50
260
270
City Bank
16
58
60
10
48
50
Trust
Bank
of
Commerce
,
Connecticut—
,
5
67
80%
83%
Connecticut Bank & Trust Co_25
Hartford National Bank
.71
84
88
10
31
33
10
70%
72%
25
54
58
Security-First Nat'l Bank—12.50
'
56
59
111
116
&
Trust
;
Co
,
Detroit—
Co
__20
49
National
42
10
40
30%
Jersey
31%
192
66
69
20
Co
82
First
84
National
Bank
'35%
39%
294
Nat'l
Bank
&
Trust—25
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank
76
& Tr.—20
50%
Bank-—20
52%
306
73
'
Pittsburgh—
St,
First
.—5
10
25
2l!
19
—2
Bank
Detroit
Angeles—
Mellon
5
of
City—
202
10
Trust
Bank
51
38
Louis-
Boatmen's
185
,_10
100
'
National
National
Mercantile
11
St
Louis
Bank
Trust
Union
______
Co_
.
-
Trust
57%
61%
17
61
65
25
60%
64%
70
75.
39%
41%
—20
86
91
6.25
55
Calif
C
I
Elec
T
19%
358
San
Bank
368
lo
48 %
52%
lo
45
48
10
56%
Francisco—
of Amer
N T & S
A— 6.25
Columbia
5434
57%
Gas
3%s
1985
3%s_—1970
3%s
Security Issues
Ask
103
Bonds—(Cont.)—
Tennessee
__
100%
3%s_1976
100%
West Texas Utilities 3%s
1980
100
101%
102%
107 /2
108 '4
.
Power
& Light
3%s__1985
1985
Corp of Amer—
3.30s
RnVvW
General
Bid
Trans
Utah
1980
Container
Gas
100%
a.
.
Accenla^
Motors Acceptance—
/8s
19(5
Ohio
Edison
Ohio
Power
100%
100%
1995
Illinois Bell Telep 3%s
100%
102
3%s__'
1985
100%
101 %
3%s
1985
103 Va
103%
Stocks—
1.
105
104%
105
100'%
-}
,
El Paso Nat Gas 4.40%
pfd—100
111
.5
87
'
89
Tel &
Tel
3%s
1991
104%
105%
Southrn New Engl Tel 3%s_1989
100%
101%.
I
4.2S(i
Kaiser
preferred
Alum
Rr
50
Gas
4.90%
58%
52
52%
Chemical
4''75%pSfened ™_..50
Tenn
57%
Transmission-
preferred
•No
67 %
70%
par value.
tEx-two-for-one
26
28%
tEx
4
143
153
2
30
32
Insurance Co in the
Eastern
100
Transmission—
5%
preferred
Transcontinental
100
Gas
Pipe
4.90% preferred
104
105
102
103
101
102
Line
100
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
3
Fidelity & Guaranty Co__10
100%
stock
k Admitted to
stock
HEx-4-for-l split.
a
Net
b Bid
asset
value.
vield price.
split.
dividend,
.
4
......
112%
General Telephone Corp-
Texas
Pacific
Ask
104
59%
10
Bid
Power
Financial
57
Accident
«
City of N Y
Westchester Fire
195
17%
Recent
1
Bonds—
14%
10
Marine
13
Fire
*
31%
2
Travelers
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Fire
Fire
(N
Surety Co
1
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
5
62
30
10
Seaboard
Life
General Reinsurance
Corp
Paul
58%
10
53%
Franklin
118
;
43
Freeport
59
5
51%
2.50
99
54
10
10
Glens Falls
"-•
39
Y
and Trust—25
National
National
National Bank
National
Ask
Cleveland—
Union
113
._25
•j
Reinsurance Corp
Republic (Texas)
F)
63%
20
Trust
Brook
riavfnn
Providence-Washington
(S
91
10
86
Newark
Trust
Los
84
Life
(Minn)
Fire
38%
of
x79
10
Northwestern National
Pacific
52
9%
River
Northeastern
Northern
5
48
37%
North
101
82
Fund
61%
Bank—
Square N
National
Central
V
*
(The) Bank
10
Industrial Bank of Commerce_10
97
33
610
36%
Firemen's
Bank
Irving
Trust—
Kings County Trust Co
45
47
128
4
Fireman's
I)——10
Natl
National
Franklin
13%
92 %
43
31
93
10
Philadelphia
55
37
Illinois
Bank
Northern Trust Co
30%
'
10
65%
44
570
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
of
(L
Westchester
Franklin
Bank
Natl
Harris
170
Albany
38%
5
Fire
Assn
162
28%
Bank
32%
lo
2
Pacific
Employees
10
Union
10
10
Co
Inc
City
First
36
33%
.20
National
Bid
Y.—
of
Continental
Cleveland
York
Suffolk
N.
45
60 %
4
Manufacturers
New Amsterdam
Columbian
x43
5
Merchants &
59%
Colonial
36%
Merchants Fire Assurance
54 %
(N
48%
•
51
125
29%
51/,
National
Connecticut
119
41/2
1
National Fire
Assn
99.471
487
32
N
95%
Ins
99.516
Chicago—
51%
Bank
140
32
(Greensboro
27%
Camden Fire
Par
.10
Trust
Huntington
First
Rye
5
*
99.560
99.464
1956
Bank
National
110
Ins—
38%
90%
&
99.604
99.550
99.507
Companies
State
48
35%
10
Bankers
Bk
Ask
46
29
Shippers
American Surety
Bid
5
35%
Co_5
(Wash D C)
Re-insurance
99.664
99.593
Ask
100
Par
:
33%
(Newark N J)„2%
Mercury
American
Assurance
Ask
99.705
99.653
1956
26,
Bid
99.694
1955
29,
January
47
National
New
of
27
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25
conv
preferred
-5
American Home
1955
99.791
26.83
5
Assur
22,
1956
.10
Fiduciary
11.21
7.13
1
Life
'•
•
■
...
<64
101
8.11
1
North
2.85%
1956
49%
.16
Companies
of
b2.95
19,
62
Hanover
Inc
Standard
1-56
5,
10
12.50
56
21.70
Jefferson
8-
12,
243
Tr—25
19.86
Insurance Co
1-55_
January
235
a29.73
Mutual
A«k
220
11-
January
1
2
American
American
209
2.75%
January
100
12.94
Meadow
10
2.65%
b2.95
Albany,
Bank—10
Guaranty Trust
1
Life
2.65%
b2.90
2-56
Dollar Value
6.59
Inc
Aetna
b2.85
1-56
7-
99.830
Bid
&
14.10
Fund
bt)
1-56
6-
.
.
State
6.03
Wisconsin
65%
"•+*
Exchange
Commercial
12.94
Inc
10
5-
1-55
,
County Trust Co
7.81
Fund
Insurance Co
2.60%
99.751
Trust™
7.15
Whitehall
Aetna
2.60%
b2.80
2.95%
99.908
99.780
York
New
1
Home
b2.80
2-56
1-55
December
Par
10.36
Wellington Fund
161
1-56
4-
3-55
99.947
99.821
_
.***
15.07
Fund
Ask
3-
1-55
9-
Bank & Trust
York—
9.48
Ltd
9.75
Btd
Bid
1-55
8-
December
1955
13.86
1.
Canada
18.76
151,
Due
6-
99.867
1955
December
First
8.92
10
95.5
10-
Ask
99.901
—
42.75
Inc
17.35
Par
95.9
2.80%
99.984
_
Chase Manhattan Bank
H-76
1
Casualty & Surety
96.10
95.26
2.55%
.
99.942
_
_
1955
Manufacturers
Aetna
—
1955
Bank of
a21.49
1
Insurance
97.2
95.20
7-
_
99.982
1955.
1,
New
1.25
Investors
■
.
Bid
Bankers
Continental Fund
Investors
97.23
96.28
Dollar Value
6.99
Boston__l
Shares
of
1-55
13.58
1
Inc
Washington
97.21
99.16
96.4
Dated
2.15%
.
2.30%
1-55
1
2.72
Inc
Fund
97.20
2.30%
1-55
Inc__1
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc.l
Wall Street
Investing Corp
1
a24.49
1
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Hudson Fund Inc
97.14
Rate
4-
40
Clark—
Fund
Value Line Fund Inc.
Value Line Income Fund
16.56
Haydock
6.47
12.56
38 %
a36.03
United
13.75
1
Growth
&
Investors
Funds
98.6
1958
United States Treasury Bills
Clark
United
United
9.71
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
&
lnc__1
Funds Inc—
United
98.18
98
1,
2.30%
6-
28.53
—1
United Accumulated
6.33
stock
Railroad
98.12
14.10
28.24
_1
Trust
Fund
1957
21.51
12.97
Templeton Gwth Fund of Can.l
United
10
21.09
Television-Electronics Fund
Texas
9
1
State Street Investment Corp„*
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund
1
9.61
11.52
lc
shares
9.23
lc
lc
Bond
98.31
1,
18.63
Fund
Amer
Sovereign
Ask
2.05%
3-
.
November 17,
27%
Inc
Stock
Southwestern
10.95
lc
Mining
29
•
Shareholders
99.2 :
99.14
Stock
of Canada
Stevens
Selected
8.00
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Institutional
27
17.07
Inc
Growth
Stevens
Common
Ask
•
9»;29
1^60
2.05%
"
22.72
1
(Geo)
13.26
6.26
Fully
Merchandising
21.02
25%
Fund Inc
13.65
99.20
100.23
.98.28
1957
Oct. 1, 1958
Feb. 15, 1959
April 1,
1959
Oct. 1, 1959
April 1, 1960
Oct. 1,
b2.35
1-55
5.89
*
Inc
Inc
Fund
Scudder,
1%S
l7/8s
l%s
1%S
l%s
1%8
1957
<
15,
Oct.
b2.35
1-55
11-
5.36
5.39
2.50
Fund
Rowe)
Putnam
10.44
7.30
11-
2-55
8.98
5
Fund
Fund
(T
15,
,
6.81
4.90
Shares—
preferred
Scudder Fund
8.31
lc
shares
bond
.6.23
8.22
,
3.60
Puritan
11.94
lc
Equipment shares
Food
General
..
1
Fund
Fund Inc
Electrical
&
Electronics
7.58
9.53
12.11
12.47
lc
shares
(The)
Common
X.
Trust
1-55
5-
1.60%
12.05
Capital Fund
Street
Price
11.82
l%s
1957
1,
May
99.31
100
99.27
99.28
99.28
• %
10.26
1956
Pioneer
,
lc
lc
Growth
Pine
7.98
*
7.97
9.39
1
American
$1.50
74.91
1
l%s
2s Aug.
Bid
Due
2-
December
13.68
1
1957
November 25,
4.43
Building shares
Chemical
7.29
Pacific Amer Investors com—10c
16.26
4.08
Jc
Capital
11.03
8.24
shares
Aviation
1
Series..
Series
.
Notes—(Cont.)—
99.29
2.15%
19.14
1
North
1956
Dated
2.05%
20.32
.1
Series
York
point
Bid
l%s April
100
1.95%
18.78
17.70
10.29
IncJ—2
Treasury
99.29
99.31
99.26
99.24
99.27
99.16
100.21
1.60%
3 65
.1
Fund
England
New
a
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
1
Inc—
shares
Automobile
3.36
.1
New
32nds of
more
or
Maturity—
99.30
2.05%
13.72
9.39
Securities—
Group
1
interest-
Series,.
Stock
"7.34
one
Ask
Shares—
11.85
7.52
al4.72
1
20.36
lc
10.65
Wide Securities—
Balanced
-7.10-,
6.75
39.94
9.70
1
Inc.
.1
-
1958
10.12
36.94
1
*
Fund-
Com
Trust
Mortgage Assn20,
9.24
beneficial
V4/73;,
Inc__
98.30
Federal Natl
99.27
1956——
27/aS March
National Security Series—
'4.33
6.85
Corp
Trust
98.22
98.14
1960—
33.44
22.26.
lc
Fund
Industries
General
97.22
1,
99.21
Stock
.
2.79
series—
General
97.14
99.22
99.25
-
1956
15,
1,
3.58
8.43
Shares
Philadelphia
Gas
96.26
Feb.
2%s June
1955
3.62
30.93
Growth
Invest
Bond
Investors
96.18
99.21
99.17
1956
Fund Inc—10c
Investors
Balanced
-1
Inc
I960——
Nov.
l%s April
Aug. 15,
l%s Oct. 1,
InvestofsyTrust_l
Bond
Massachusetts
1
Fundamental
Futures
1,
99.30
15,
shares—lc
11.73
series-
stock
stock
Common
2 %s
1956
Dec.
16.09
Franklin Custodian Funds
100.6
100.3
98.4
22.
1%8
58.68
Fund
97.22
22, 1956
June 22, 1956—j.—.
4.41
15.93
Boston
97.12
99.28
4.00
Industries
58.09
Industrial Fund
Financial
1959
Notes—
1
1
Inc—
Fund
Fidelity
March
15.39
New.Eng—
of
2%s May
1955—
Treasury
Petroleum/
Corp—1'
—20c
97.28
100.3
June
20.12
-1
-1
Inc-^-^
Fund
15,
2.89
Mass
Fund—1,
Stock
Equity
97.20
Indebtedness—
2.62
Fund__l
Electronics-. Investment
99.12
1958
Bid
of
General
9.77
'
.
1958
1,
1,
Maturity—
Certificates
Electrical-Equipment shares_lc
15.09
Balanced
1,
2%s
1957
2%s
13.81
i
Howard—
Fund—
&
Eaton
2%s May
1956
5.30
1
Inc—.
Fund
Dreyfus
1,
10.79
—25c
98
99.31
100.4
1956
1,
4.81
Manhattan
Shares—
Dividend
97.24
-99.30
99.31
1956—
1,
18.51
Shares—-—2.50
100
1957-55
-99.26
1956
lc
Mutual
Trustee
99.28
1,
100.2
Figures after decimal point represent
12.92
1
shares—,
1
E——-—
Series
Ask
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
2s
1
Diversified
June
l7/8s
Growth
Investment
point
7.36
—25c
Investors Inc
15.77
Fund
8tock
a
99.27
2%s Jan.
Managed Funds—
Investment Inc
Diversified
99.29
21.31
Com
44%
Fund
Delaware
of
Bonds—
1%S Oct.
100
for Cooperatives—
Feb.
19.50
Lexington Trust Fund
20.30
8.99
26.87
25.75
9.36
Diversified
Central Bank
99.30
Bank
2%s May 1, 1956
27/8s Sept. 14, 1956
100
99.25
1956
16,
1
Bonds)
14.59
Fund Inc
Mutual Fund Inc
De Vegh
July
99.29
1956
16,
May 15,
Bonds)_l
Bonds)
(Speculative Com
Life Insurance
142
18.70
S-3
Priced
41%
De Vegh Income
15.
April
10.64
•
137
1
Fund
March
9.58
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd-1
*
1S56
12.90
Stks)_l
Bonds)—1
(Investment
S-4 -(Low
n;"75
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Income
15,
—
Land
13.46
Stk)_'_l
7.85
■
Inc
1955
1956
Feb.
Federal
16.78
7.18
—-1
Commonwealth Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund
Inc
1
Composite Fund Inc
1
Jan.
15,
16,
32nds
more
or
Bid
Banks—
Loan
12.54
B-l
B-2, (Medium Grade
1
lO-87
18.65
1
17.23
5.86
1
5.35
27.45
1
25.39
16.32
Chemical Fund Inc
50c
15.10
Christiana Securities com—100 14,200 14 ,800
Western
Funds—
10.46
Inc
Home
2%s
a20.58
15.92
100
Federal
3%s
Fund.l
B-3
5%
Ltd—
Fund Inc:——
Capital Venture Fund Inc
Century Shares Trust
Dividend
11.71
13.57
(1954)
Crown
11.87
10.71
22.74
'
Preferred
10.85
lc
one
Ask
Bid
Fund—lc
9.75
4%
12.48
Canadian
Fund
Figures after decimal point represent
Fund
Johnston
25.83
*.
Bank
Investment
6.61.
'.
Fund Inc_
Canada General Fund
California
Concord
Obligations of Government Agencies
Ask
Institutional
1.61
13.20
i
Fund "A" Inc__l
Axe-Houghton Fund "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
Bullock Fund Ltd
1
Axe-Houghton
Fund
Bid
Institutional
Development
Mutual Fund Inc
Inst Foundation
8.86
8.11
1-47
Institutional
4.48
Atomic
Colonial
Par
Funds—
Institutional Shares Ltd—
1.46
1-33
6.00
4.19
—25c
Affiliated Fund Inc
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—-1
Associated Fund Trust
—
Fund
Aberdeen
Stock
t New
x
Ex-dividend.
wi When
y
listing
Exchange.
stock.
issued.
Ex-rights
on
the New York
Volume
182
Number 5477
.
.
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OT BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
based
us
an
upon
Week Ended Oct. 22
Pre¬
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Chester
there is
gain for the week ending Friday of 2.7%.
a
week in 1954.
Our comparative summary for
+
3.1
+
5.7
+
37.8
4,621,529
1,175,000,000
3,300,262
6,259,786
8,002,587
6,992,746
16,914,510
14,746,670
13,659,928
11,934,002
1,356,441,401
1,275,821,093
Delaware—Wilmington
New Jersey—Trenton
Total
(11
cities)
•
1,392,802
2,341,017
+ 32.9
6,414,815
3,444,858
York
the week follows:
1,740,023
4,823,842
1,221,000,000
3,151,535
6,559,813
2,907,623
4,343,487
Wilkes-Barre
At this center
39.6
1,794,645
Scranton
Our preliminary total stands
year.
+
1,291,000,000
Reading
$
$
1,656,438
1,715,817
1,380,008
6,411,060
Philadelphia—
1952
1953
Inc. or
Dec. %
—13-7
1,671,573
1,926,352
Lancaster
Saturday, Oct. 29, clearings for all
same
$
1,442,417
Bethlehem
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
$21,733,977,025 against $20,043,161,205 for the
1954
1955
cities of the United States for which it is
possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
8.4% above those of the corresponding week last
at
District—Philadelphia—
$
increase compared with a year ago.
of the country, indicate that for the week ended
41
(1843)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
«
1,894,026
1,413,004
4,458,662
14.4
8,052,768
+ 23.8
+ 23.6
12,807,234
11,938,767
1,213,000,009
3,129,567
6,100,420
2,655,501
5,546,246
12,529,776
7,363,444
6.3
1,230,517,860
1,260,083,448
2.2
—
2,824,242
+ 18.5
+
+
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended
New
Oct. 29-
1955
York
Chicago
1,030,743,968
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
%
+
+
937,926,696
9.9
1,173,000,000
1,113,000,000
+
660,178,183
+
8.6
:
391,563,178
Louis
351,451,890
370,400,000
283,805,340
Other
five
cities,
days
five
$16,494,013,283 $15,643,610,623
days__
All
cities,
cities,
4,299,969,785
Total
five days.
3,666,292,150
all
939,993,957
cities
for week—
♦Estimated.
ends
(7
for the week
We
able to
are
Oct. 22.
7,002,055
10,003,147
410,847,635
+20.4
1,263,083,909
1,231,026,899
1,248,629,588
9.6
3,527,089
3,180.707
+19.9
17,620.010
9.0
+17.9
+13.0
210,239,414
5,243,631
312,067,369
100,885,790
17,624,003
237,032.005
5,183,663
684,884,295
+ 14.2
649,583,293
26,938,256
116,125,819
390,000,000
7,810,133
+20.2
+ 6.8
+13.7
—10.7
+ 6.7
+22.4
26,077,334
108,303,260
383,400,000
6,936,667
5,554,676
145,977,791
+41.6
+20.0
9,489,355
+26.4
608,119
212,826,272
196,131,669
11,057,193
573,627
198,479,614
7.2
197,519,065
182,011,779
1,333,547,878
1,129,284,609
+ 18.1
1,046,303,753
1,010,782,139
Virginia—Huntington
South
4,242,124
3,869,026
21,328,000
17,790,000
240,264,688
6,891,125
220,423,245
5,843,819
317,542,116
119,416,089
+
134,903,236
782,047,273
Carolina—Charleston-
District of
7.7
+
+ 28.1
733,258,432
>
Total
374,418,100
Columbia—Washington—
(6 cities)
+
+17.9
297,893,733
98,526,099
659,440,207
8.4
+
Tennessee—Knoxville
covered by the
cannot furnish
them
foregoing will
today, inasmuch
as
appear
the week
cases
has to be estimated.
32,391,315
Nashville.
124,076,860
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
not available at time of going to press.
are
the last day of the week in all
443,500,000
_
6,972,692
_
..I:
Macon
statement, however, which
we
present further below,
give final and complete results of the previous week
For that week there
was
an
week ended
—
increase of 7.9%, the aggregate
6,359,928
175,808,370
6,787,350
v
Florida—Jacksonville
215,197,441
Alabama—Birmingham
277,804,142
Mobile
In the elaborate detailed
we
377,981,865
1,503,4o6,166
cities)
Richmond—
+ 17.3
$21,733,977,025 $20,043,161,205
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
Accordingly, in the above
+ 21.0
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
issue of next week.
our
11,606,271
10,251,660
Virginia—Norfolk
i
Complete and exact details
in
45,512,800
8.9
27.7
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
5.4
+
$20,793,983,068 $19,309,902,773
day
one
45,365,100
+
+
468,946,366
Maryland—Baltimore
Total all
+ 12.4
10,560,291
387,412,260
13,490,476
+ 13.9
Total
West
cities,
49,361,800
11,941,970
*13,000,000
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh J
+ 19.2
323,288,446
Baltimore
7,314,010
248,503.239
501,844.013
+ 18.9
470,992,729
277,966,787
528,541,972
'
Youngstown—
+14.8
366,562,139
11,370,254
23.2
+ 18.4
Columbus
+ 10.9
540,066,876
561,446,474
Cleveland
334,000,000
619,796,000
Pittsburgh
+ 86.1
+
521,075,232
55,473,600
:
:
Mansfield
+ 11.4
435,694,214
San Francisco
8,421,283
259,856,752
616,813,119
Cincinnati
5.4
717,095,864
Boston
Kansas City
Ten
15,669,577
320,073,028
Ohio—Canton
2.7
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St.
1954
$10,870,985,139 $10,585,626,770
13,266,549
725,257
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
Total
clearings for
Orleans
cities)
(10
+
22,423,055
106,067,693
359,400,000
7,85?,804
4,302,668
136,950,617
182,615,018
8,676,542.
482,965
the whole country having amounted to
$22,549,985,251 against $20,894,829,956 in the
week in 1954.
same
Outside of this city there was a gain of
ings at this center showing
increase of 3.5%.
an
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago—
12.3%, the bank clear¬
We group the cities
according to
Michigan—Ann
in the New York Reserve District (including this
city) the totals register an increase
of
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
record
an
expansion of
20.4%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 14.2% and in the Atlanta Reserve Dis¬
trict of 18.1%.
The Chicago Reserve District shows
St. Louis Reserve District of 6.1%
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals
Bend
Terre
84,670,000
Haute
9,970,443
Iowa—Cedar
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
Reserve District of 10.0%.
larger by 8.9%, in the Dallas Re¬
Peoria
Rockford
9,379,917
we
furnish
a
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
SUMMARY
OF BANK
1955
^
Total
Week Ended Oct. 22—
Inc.
1954
2nd
1952
1953
or
4th
Cleveland
—
_
795,398,012
10,836,407,085
+
3.9
9,321,673,681
10,129,333,206
Chicago
10th
Kansas City
Dallas-
1,260,083,448
1,248,629,588
+ 20.4
1,263,083,909
Louis
Total
■
186,516,877
110
New
.Illinois—Quincy
Total
684,884,295
+ 14.2
649,583,293
+ 18.1
1,046,303,753
add
our
ended
1,309.622,474
+ 12.8
1,275,379,414
1,205,471,992
772,978,711
728,879,522
+
6.1
697,454,042
700,760,144
660,162,083
597,074,260
+
10.0
570,923,492
534,924,669
II
670,887,036
615,922,143
+
8.9
602,080,225
502,784,068
+ 17.3
485,488,267
477,327,115
1,290,034,099
1,135,218,086
+ 13.6
1,049,188,764
1,094.681,667
St.
17,025,246
cities
22,549,985,251
20,894,823,956
+
7.9
18,987,074,712
+
12.3
10,028,415,827
detailed statement showing the figures for each
22
for
four
11,726,625
5,542,878
:
*
Total
cities)
(7
«
1,218,567
-
Hastings
1954
$
Inc.
1952
1953
or
WichitsL-
6,497,996
,
6,528,086
+ 12.0
-
0.5
2,304.681
-
5,415,371
2,291,051
..
5,026,532
720,692,313
698,537,150
3.2
669,716,678
4,124,671
6.2
3,505,396
1,466,929
-
1,589,756
,
1,338,431
3,666,803
7.1
3,671,965
2,506,709
14,533,889
14,212,106
2.3
12,077,009
12,610,481
11,673,391
10,084,781
+ 15.8
Worcester—
9,770,150,-
9,283,461
32,573,529
+
31,999,714"
34,071,113
22,163,257
19,465,842
+13.9
17,000,324
16,803,622
31,077,925
Hampshire—Manchester
34,788,600
—10.7
36,367,700
34,540,600
2,649,820
2,491,848
+
6.3
2,230,593
1,786.941
830,302,733
+
795,398,012
857,458,417
ir-zi
9.4
3.3
'<:* ''
York—Albany
Buffalo
21,939,497
21,735,882
4,177,911
159,291,489
126,379,430
Elmira-
3,081,167
3,133,494
Jamestown
3,219,589
2,626,201
10,813,843,860
10,443,942,964
York
Rochester
35,909,981
Syracuse
+
0.9
18,956,432
16,518,233
Austin
1,205,471,992
6.1
.
383,600,000
150,628,970
160,591,001
2,634,071
164,205,137
697,454,042
700,760,144
374,600,000
159,406,056
2,549,021
Jersey—Newark
Jersey
cities)
9.9
8,298,464
7,754,2^8
+ 11.0
383,900,998
363,296,705
10.8
143,616,121
8.1
128,933,226
8,945.838
+
+
5.4
+
6.1
+
3.3
9,373,366
4,647,245
6,041,569
15,045,729
+ 10.0
570,923,492
+
4,516,467
6,258,539
15,219,656
534,924,669
4
+
15.2
578,193
836,390
5.8
7,904,635
8,684,737
+
5.7
164,907,286
186.077,003
9,927,325
20,039,1^3
+
—
2.1
7,732,821
3.6
18,946,109
11.3
+
6.4
+
19.7
3,623,571
397,000,472
380,898,207
13,296,348
+
3,315,846'
(a>
(a)
715,286
817,210
1.1
+
-
13,410,8 <9
2,860,964
'
2,913,258
615,922,143
+
8.9
602,080,225
642,465,537
-
7,644,663
6,987,030
411,838,691
31,794,796
16,640,885
8,097,671
430,233,727
35,446,579
7,744,000
6,214,018
15,048,073
590,016,224
_
502,784,068
+
17.3
485,488,267
477,327,115
186,503,067
6,154,779
163,827,513
176,408,676
90,073,337
88,451.813
9,398,974
'
—
509,780,038
Dallas
39,099,087
8,347,000
Worth-.
Galveston—
6,850,240
Falls
Wichita
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
'
cities)
(6
+16.1
+18.5
+10.2
+ 7.8
+10.2
+ 10.6
32.945,719
6,572,000
6,616,561
12, <51,252
7,829,000
5,874 710
13,002,238
Utah—Salt
184,810,679
+
9.3
6,610,464
6,022,922
+
9.8
204,714,888
116,164,997
25,897,877
180,418,167
96,344,861
21,508,472
+13.5
+20.6
+20.4
17,557 836
14,718,627
594,733,259
18,940.922
5,788.197
11,931.980
+ 19.3
12,853,375
14,266,273
+ 13.3
534,305,597
574,062,475
+23.6
+ 7.5
+13.8
18.568,431
18,979,254
+13.6
202.016,340
_
Oregon—Portland
Lake
6.6
3,692,997
3,672,011
26.1
129,813,983
118,606,147
1.7
2,294,741
2.401,832
San
2,515,008
2,273,737
San
Jose.
3.5
8,958,658,885
9,798,593,391
30,818,058
City
Francisco
+ 22.6
5.092,576
181,119,112
26,263,017
—
+
—
+
34,380,562
+
22,715,961
Connecticut—Stamford
389,201,489
11,884,507
5,450,832
670,887,036
(9 cities)
Washington—Seattle
3,904,102
Binghamton
;
——
Yakima-
(11
4,482,613
1,275,379,4 1 4
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Second Federal Reserve District—New York-
Total
•8.221,600
5,160,359
756,167,846
-
(12 cities)
New
12,971.543
'
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
rppvne
Forth
35,627,640
Haven
Island—Providence
Northern
6,010,333
1,275,397
1 3,926,272
,
Connecticut—Hartford
-
Pueblo
10,142,851
26,872,378
433,178,852
12,639,546
6,525,402
City
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Total
River
New Bedford—
New
1,485,063
924,732,148
2.647,804
8.4
•
633,324,135
4,379,176
__
10,356,797
25,918,237
1
-
Missouri—Kansas
2,362,388
9,053,895
161,512,889
170,736,606
Kansas—Topeka
$
745,758
9,575,558
Lincoln
Dec. '/o
1,057,544
737,471
Nebraska—Fremont
2,646,982
Lowell
New
1,555,242
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
city and for the
years:'
1955
Portland
New
597,074,260
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
St,
Total
660,162,083
Dakota—Fargo
South
9,903,871,478
Maine—Bangor
New
17,029,445
19,702,464,869
10,450,886,992
$
New
16,479,781
Paul
North
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
Rhode
+
7,503,114
8,340,885
404,220,349
144,855,757
10,850,040
5,256,904
7,070,544
9,166,117
448,651,556
160,546,547
,
44
Clearings at—
Springfield
4.884.579'
35,502,751
District—Minneapolis-
Minneapolis
Omaha
Fall
728,879,522
772,978,711
Ninth Federal-Reserve
Week Ended Oct. 22
Massachusetts—Boston
+ 4.3
+18.8
1.4
+ 6.5
—
+
Minnesota— Duluth
642,465,537
590,016,224
44
11,736,141,391
October
3,222,238
96,793,477
1,010,782,139
1,477,327,156
2,769,031
(4 cities)
659,440,207
1,129,284,609
II
City
now
We
week
York
172,792,803
.
1,231,026,899
II
10
_
Outside
393,900,000
157,060,362
175,318,404
2,600,756
410,900,000
Kentucky—Louisville
Helena
-
10,382,162
962,150,546
6,278,210
14,125,609
6,802,070
12.8
+
1,309,622,474
1,477,327,156
Tennessee—Memphis
44
6
Francisco
1,230,517,860
782,047,273
9
11th
6.3
1(333,547,878
7
-
+
<1
-4
Minneapolis-
7,050,898
50,859,GOO
44
_17
St. Louis
1,275,821,093
1,503,466,166
10
7th
...
7,892,534
—
■
cities)——
(17
Missouri—St.
756,167,846
<1
6
—
8th
12th San
3.3
1,356,441,401
7
6th Atlanta
9th
+
<<
11
*'
4':'
,*■
.
12,106,256
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
$
$
830,302,733
11,255,618,807
Philadelphia
Richmond
Dec. %
857,458,417
44
3rd
5th
cities
York
New
$
$
-12
—
-
4,928,041
12,750,225
7,895,039
.5,290,942
..
1,834,652
1,744,240
14,020,865
7,234,617
8,927,133
72,672,000
9,816,903
4,390.389
106,110,785
4,787,324.
34,508,066
15,095,056
CLEARINGS
~
1st Boston
,
6,439,554
Springfield
„
In the following
1,686,737
1,106,369,263
9,008,325
15,743,573
-
Decatur
are
6,391,057
40,722,293
16,646,056
City—.
v-.r.
.[
'
;
Des Moines
Sioux
107,349,649
5,813,409
36,123,314
15,144,157
1,419,215
986,470,187
122,514,184
Rapids
3.2
+24.1
+33.1.
+.22.7
+ 8.4
+ 7.9
+11.5
+14.1
+ 9.9
+12.7
+ 9.9
+18.8
+12.2
+82.8
+23.5
+18.8
+21.7
—
3,729,540
4,157,517
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
District by 17.3% and in the San Francisco Reserve District by 13.6%.
serve
9,208,095
11,745,265
Indianapolis
South
2,657,661
16,200,053
6,920,232
9,575,837
78,116,000
9,238,973
'
20,103,021
Indiana—Fort Wayne
improvement of 12.8%, the
an
and the Minneapolis
2,571,856
Rapids
Lansing
3.9%, in the Boston Reserve District of 3.3% and in the Philadelphia Reserve Dis¬
trict of 6.3%.
Arbor
Grand
the Federal Reserve Districts in which
they are located and from this we note that
19,196,691
+ 18.3
19,617,632
17,806,517
25,370,278
24,332,607
+
4.3
24,973,885
California—Long Beach
;
Pasadena
Santa
673,859,638
-
23,414,429
Barbara
6,220,804
-
13,576,826
Stockton
19,537,134
4.4
Total
Grand
74,790,038
67,621,300
+ 10.6
57,203,482
52,840,757
91,552,845
88,880,043
+
3.0
73,128,578
70,820.430
11.255,618,807
10,836,407,085
+
3.9
9,321,673,681
10,129,333,206
Outside
(10
cities)
total (110 cities).
New
York
♦Estimated,
City
(a) Clearings
20,263,955
18,119,810
5,519,686
4,693,371
11,119,024
13,488,305
1,290,034,099
1,135,218,086
1,049,188,764
1,094.681,667
22,549,985,251
20,894,829,956
+
7.9
18,987,074,712
19,702,46<\869
11,736,141,391
10,45G,886,992
+12.3
10,028,415,827
9,903,871,473
operations
discontinued.
(1844)
48
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on
countries of the world.
We give below a record for the week just passed.
Pursuant to the
National Supply Co., 4Vi% cum. pic),
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.—
Reserve Bank
the different
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
subordinate debentures,
series A
Nov
4+e%
subordinate debentures,
series
B
Nov
OCTOBER
OCTOBER
TO
21
1
Cumulative
Country
and
Monetary
Unit
West
United States Money)
Transfers In New York (Value In
Noon Buying Rate for Cable
Light
Preferential
Free
Belgium, franc™,
British Malaysia, Malayan doliar
dollar
.326600
.326633
.326666
.326700
1.001406
1.002187
.209250
&
gen.
Ref.
1.002187
&
gen.
.209200
.209250
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.237235*
.237195*
.237175*
.237211*
.237195*
Bangor
.209250
.209200
.209250
.209300
.209250
British
2.794687
2.794687
2.795312
—
Mexico, peso
Continental
.262100
.262100
2.767017
2.767636
2.767326
Nov
1
1217
1
1334
Dec
Tobacco
Dresser
Industries
.140080* V
.496766*
.496766*
Fibreboard Products Inc.,
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
Foremost
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
General
Dairies,
,____Jan
1
•
2
1454
'.
Nov
Nov 30
1
1219
Nov
11
1697
31
1462
1
1
1462
31
1013
15
1698
preferred
Nov
stock
Nov
Foods
.233325
.233325
General
2.783415
2.784246
2.784246
2.784869
2.784557
General
Public
pound-
United Kingdom, pound sterling.
2.793883
2.794687
2.794687
2.795312
2.795000
Switzerland,
Union
♦
of
franc
South
.233300
.233300
.233308
Africa,
dividend
$6
$5.50
dividend
General
Hanna
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
,
(In thousands of dollars)
Increase (+ ) or
Decrease (—) Since
Oct. 26,
Oct.
1955
Oct.
19,
1955
27,
1954
a
Coal
Hudson
principal
decrease was $137 million in New York City. Holdings
of Treasury notes and of "other" securities decreased
$123 million and $21 million, respectively.
Demand deposits adjusted increased $290 million in
New York City, $186 million in the Cleveland District,
$76 million in the San Francisco District, $46 million
in the Kansas City District, and $42 million in the Boston
district and
one
total of $244 million; the
Morris
&
Signal
Co.,
Essex
4%%
mtge. s. f. 5%
1st
15
1567
15
1567
Dec 31
Dec
1
Nov
1
1568
stock
914
815
series A—Dec
1
Nov
1
1
1701
1701
Oct 31
bonds,
series
bonds,
mortgage
Inc., 5%
•Announcement
bonds,
mortgage
construction
Co.,
1567
Nov
—Nov
stock—
5%
Co.,
15
1380
1338
RR.—
construction
5%
Ritter
preferred
cumul. pfd.
(M. A.) Co., $4.25 preferred stock
Co., 5%
preferred stock, $100 par
Higbee
but
Nov
stock——
preferred
convertible
Railway
412
Corp.—
preferred stock
dividend
$4
Nominal.
Service
*
Dec
stock——-Oct
preferred
cum.
1218
———Nov 28
Corp., $3.50 cumulative pfd. stock—^—Oct
Outdoor Advertising Co., Inc., pfd. stock
Feb
krona
+2690
bonds—
$100 par preferred stock
4% %
Inc.,
910
1334
.
1
stock--—
3% %
Inc.,
.140080*
.496766*
1
—Jan
Co., 5% gold debs., series A
Inc., preferred stock—_—
Co.,
1
Dec'
1995
due 1980
mortgage
preferred
.193330*
.193330*
stock
prior pfd. stock—Nov
Telephone
.140080*
.
.
Page
.
refunding
$3
Corp.,
Cuban
.140080*
&
.496766*
.0349000
Sweden,
.140080*
preferred
10-year convertible sinking fund debetures
Carrier
.262100
.496766*
1614
^
& Aroostojk RR., 5% pieierred stock_I
Columbia Forest Products Ltd.—
.0800560
2.767017
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
1
I
Division—
lien
1st
5%
2.795000
.262100
Netherlands, guilder.
2.766192
4%
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.00435401*
\
5%
Corp.,
5% bonds, series A,
Toledo-Cincinnati Division—
.00285357
—
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche Mark
India, Dominion of, rupee
1614
:
Date
1st mortgage
.00435401*
.209250
markka—
France
CALLED
mtge. bonds, series C & J, due
mtge. bonds, ser. G, due 1995
Southwestern
.203300
rupee
Finland,
ISSUE
1
;
Dec
Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co.,
Ref.
.326666
1.001093
2.793958
Ceylon,
:
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—
.0199250
.0199156
.0199175
.0199162
.0199122
American
.0385802*
1.000468
Canada,
Viscose
American
.0717153*
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0385802*
Inc.—
and Issue—
Company
2.22/uyl
2.227340
2.226842
2.226842
.0385802*
.0717153*
.0717487*
.0717487*
.0717487*
2.226178
Austria, schilling
.133333*
Nov
.200000*
.133333*
1161
1
.
stock
ENTIRE
.200000*
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
...
Co.
-
1381
'
_Nov
.<
preferred
$
.200000*
.200000*
.200000*
Oct. 27
$
$
$
Basic
Oct. 26
Oct. 25
Oct. 24
Oct. 21
Argentina peso—
series
$5
Telephone
&
1381
1
%
Co.—
convertible
5Vi%
Nov
f. collateral trust bonds
s.
Western
stock,
preferred
Electric
Penn
31/2 %
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Friday
...
v
Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—
Texas Illinois
1341
1341
1
Co.—
1st mortgage pipeline s. f. bonds
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—
33/4%
sinking fund debentures
INCLUSIVE
1955,
27,
♦
1
Nov
Gas
Natural
Southern
TARIFF ACT OF 1930
BANK TO TREASURY UNDER
RESERVE
FEDERAL
stk.__Dec 12
—Dec
8
stock
4%%
4%
FOREIGN
Dat:
$4 cumulative pfd.
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co.,
A
series
Nov
B
preferred stock
in this
tin Volume 181.
issue,
-
DIVIDENDS
District.
ASSETS—
Gold
certificates
20,173,353
Redemption fund for F. R.
Total gold
F.
R.
certificate reserves
other
Discounts and advances
loans
S.
outright-
Government
Bought
51,749
3,462.
10,597
—
+
6,541
277,842
+
29,533
+
117,394
+
8,187
+
23,013
+
223,153
+
17,157
62,346
46
+
Notes
408,254
Loans
and
2,520,076
—4,079,715
Loans
adjusted*
17,399,536
Bonds
+ 4,370,515
:
,——- —
2,801,750
—
I
Total
bought
outright—
23,973,108
—
Held under repurchase agree't
Total
U.
Total
loans and
S.
from
Govt,
cash
securities-
banks—
assets
Total
>
i,
,408,254
25,017,326
+
222,325
4,273,585
59,618
158,078
—
329,954
—91L714
+
497~332
52
+
5,403
—
7,904
Treasury
—r
+
7,537
51,145,625
—637,643
+
902,846
Federal
notes-
26,161,180
—
Deposits:
bank—reserve
accts.
S.
Treas.—general
Foreign
acct._
378,783
deposits
avail,
liabs.
Total
20,214,482
cash
&
items
accrued
3,543,070
divids.
Ratio
liabs.
serves
note
547,502
Cash
—
—
+
—
28,393
+
28,387
94,501
—
1,464
&
gold
to
+
82,992
35,953
5,866
77,885
—497,872
+
+
970
376,217
145
—
—644,161
+
298,960
845,689
219,250
accts.
certificate
re¬
and
F.
123
—
5
21
134
375
32
150
—3,077
+
64
+
230
—
211
+
43
20,647
—
8,627
967
—
Banks
Reserve
domestic
—
+
13,713
+
990
2,453
banks
—
—
51,145,625
S.
Foreign
338
+
22,089
+
35,888
5%
Gas,
+
6T80
820
—
—637,643
+
of
banks
to
loans
and
Mills,
on
.2%
.6%'
—
foreign
commitments—
27,935
2,818
—
175
+
+
117
+
652
+
51
+
$3.75
deduction
of
valuation
re¬
list of corporate bonds,
industrial, and agricultural loans de¬
creased in six
districts, including $47 million in New"
York City, and increased in the
others, and there was
decrease of $32
million at all reporting member
banks. Changes according to
industry appear in another
press release. Loans to brokers and dealers for
purchase
ing or carrying securities decreased
$69 million. Real
estate loans increased $39 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $106
million, of
was in New York
City. Holdings of
Treasury certificates of indebtedness decreased in all
35c
11-
1
10-15
34c
12-
9
11-15
45c
11-
4
,10-24
given in the "Chronicle."
,l
notes,
OF TENDER
Head
1-
Page
1338
Oct 31
Mills, Inc., preferred stock
1465
Nov
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—
3%% 1st and ref. mortgage bonds
Co.
of
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
3T«% refunding mortgage bonds, series
Chicago & Western Indiana RR.—
43/8% sinking fund bonds, series A
Cortland
4'A%
Equipment
s.
f.
Lessors,
Page
1
1133
.—Dec
1
*
Nov
H
1
1219
of
15
at
10-14-
1
10-10
9-30
11-
7
11-
1
10-
3
93 %c
11-
1
10-
3
50c
12-10
11-18
$1.50
(quar.)
11-15
11-
(quar.)_
called
11-
$1
9-30
1
for redemp. on
Nov.
11-15
16c
5..
$110
sh. plus this div.
per
$1.37 y2
S3.50
.
11-
_
9-30
1
called for redemp. on
per sh. plus this div.
Utilities
(increased quar.)
5%
$110
—
Shoe
Corp.,
Steel
A
Wares
preferred
Telephone
(quar.)
1336
Nov.
1
1
1012
dividend)
1013
No.
on
30
10-18
11-
1
10-
11-
1
10-
7
11-
1
10-
7
11-
1
10-15
12-
1
11-15
11-
1
10-10
27 Vic
27 Vfec
11-, 1
(stock div.)
—
10-10
6%
11-
4
3%
11-
1
10-20-
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
,,
convertible pre¬
for redemption
share
per
7%
$1.27 Vi
-$1,273/2
(interim)—
plus
this
.
&
convertible preferred
stock
Rubber
1463
into
common
Giant
Mascot
Bridge
Jacksonville
Co.,
Terminal
4%
Co.,
Lucky Stores, Inc., 5%%
1st
3%%
mortgage
bonds
915
Nov
1
1699
1st mtge. bds., ser. A__Dec
1
*
$1
7
1340
$25 par pfd. stock
Nov
Quarterly
Extra
Co.,. new
.
11-30
+iy2c
—
common
(initial
quar.)
—
12-
1
12-
6
3-27-56
15c
quar.)
12-27
15c
(resumed
1-3-56
15c
Mines
Refrigerator
Quarterly
Gillette
*
to
1463
Interstate
convertible
30
Gibson
3
$1.25
called
$110
11-15
*
(quar.)
& Co.,
at
+ 10c
25c
(quar.)
issue
10-14
10-17
10-17
22 Vic
(quar.)
:
Ltd.
Waterworks, common
preferred
1
the Southwest—
Investments.
(G. M.)
11-
10-31
10-31
55c
com.
Ohio—
Tin
(entire
10-14
55c
of
Co.
General
ferred
10-14
11-15
Calif.—
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of
Giannini
11-15
50C
Ltd.,
of
(quar.)
preferred
4uC
+$1.25
+$1.25
Co.
Co.
Telephone
—Nov
Tire
1
11-
10%
preferred (quar.)
5+2% preferred (quar.)
5%
9-30
1
11-15
62 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$2.20
11-
24c
87y2c
87J/2C
common
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2
11-15
being
at
15
preferred
General
22c
$1.50
Realty & Utilities—
dividend.
Stock
series A_Dec
Cup Co., 5%
1
Corp.—
(quar.)_;
issue
Co., 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 America—
:
First mortgage 60-year 5% gold bonds
Nov
1
Dixie
Firestone
9
1
11-
$1.25
to
com.
Public
5.10%
Inc.—
debentures, series B
12-
11-
200%
General
debs, due 1970—-Nov
9
10-28
75c
Extra
General
Date
Canada, Ltd., 37/8%
12-
15c
$2.20
Company and Issue—
9
5C
General
General
REDEMPTION
PARTIAL
11-18
1-2-56
15c
common
being
preferred
General
.
Date
1-2-56
5%
(quar.):.—
4J/2%
Aluminum
Commercial,
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—
issue being called for redemp. on
General
NOTICE
10-18
10-13
at
15
Nov.
Company and Issue—
10-18
1
(quar.)
issue
Nov.
Indian
reserve balances with Federal
Reserve
Banks and $675 million in demand
deposits adjusted; and
decreases of $712 million in United
States Government
deposits and $269 million in demand
deposits credited
to domestic banks.
which $62 million
Above
Above
$375 million in
of
10-31
10-31
Above
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
increases
10-20
$110 per sh. plus this div.
Convertible at holders option into 16
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
System in leading cities
shows the following
principal changes for the week
ended Oct. 19:
A decrease of
$478 million in holdings
of United States
Government
securities;
1
11-
(quar.)
preferred
$4 conv.
General
were
10-20
11-
of Texas—
(quar.)
Advertising
Outdoor
for redemption,
fund provisions.
the details
10-15
1
$1
(quar.)
preferred
6%
$6
and common stock called
those called under sinking
1
1
11-
15c
Co.,
preferred
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
preferred
including
1111-
11-
(stock dividend)
Nov.
Notices
a
10-15
9
1
-—
General Public Service
and
and
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
720
—
12-
11-14
12-
—
preferred
Inc.
preferred
$5
$5.50
15,025
11-14
1
50c
dividend
convertible
6%
902,846
accept¬
for
+
1
12-30
12-
General Motors Corp.—
22
63)
135)
+
—
after
12-
.
.e._,—
Co.
Baking
increased
reclassification
50c
y
15c
(quar.)
Stock
shs.
45.3%
Oil
General
Common
Common
1955
10-21
€2 V2C
(quar.)_
880
623
—
1
37 Vic
preferred
—
+
+
commercial, industrial,
agricultural loans $318 million and decreased real estate loans
"other" loans by $294 and $25 million, respectively.
5,
prior
269
710
Banks
11-
15c
(quar.)
com.
—
1,474
Reserve
10-21
12 y2c
:—
(quar.)
American
1
87 Vic
(quar.)_
common
Co.
11-
Corp.—
(quar.)
—
+
individual loan items are shown gross.
tOct.
Condition Statement of Member Banks
net
Service
1
+ 12 Vic
$1
(quar.)
General
banks
*Exclusive
._
—
(quar.)
A
Co.,
preferred
Inc., $1.40
2
11-
2%
common
preferred
4%
deposits—
others
serves;
(quar.)
common
—
3,480
banks
Federal
_
(quar.)
preferred
12-
11-15
+$1.12/2
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Co.,
10-14
12-14
10c
common
823
330
885
—
10,614
demand
From
1
12-15
59c
(quar.)_
675
34
712
56.293
21,676
adjusted
deposits
Domestic
11-
$1.25
Gaylord Container Corp. (quar.)
deposits except U. S. Gov
Government deposits
Interbank
10-11
dividend
Co.,
General
Demand
Time
1
(s-a)
Ltd.,
Gamble-Skogmo,
Gas
1
11-
Realty
J.),
Gardner-Denver
333
—
3
11-
—
(L.)
1st
&
$1.50
LIABILITIES—
Below will be found
a
$3.50
Gale
690
11-
11-15
Brewing—
(quar.)_
Fulton Industrial Securities
R.
combined
purchased
+
27,543
correspondents
loan
—
11-25
preferred
General
660,901
capital
deposit
liabilities
Industrial
—
—1,102
7,959
Federal
with
244
15c
(see Peter Fox)
preferred
Gabriel
,
—
12-15
1-3-56
Boston
Brewing
(A.
Stock
4%
10-21
1-3-^6
$1
—
(quar.)
Fruehauf Trailer Co.,
.
1,300
vault
in
-—
10-19
6
17V2C
'
Co.
Freiman
8
+ 207
+
39
+1,0.35+
:+\," 7»* V .+ 1#66+
—
478
■—6,462
—
106
—1,593
1,180
9,771
30,941
1,035
banks—
with
224
+
cf
Telegraph
4V2%
notes
securities
to
69
—
46,703
—
81,522
2,636
„
indebted-
bonds—
S.
Deluxe
Friedman
—
From
accounts
Contingent liability
ances
+
ACCOUNTS—
capital
of
20,239
49,938,971
-Capital paid in
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus (Section 13b)
Total
64,267
of
(Peter)
Fresnillo
10-19
1
12-
(quar.)
Kleiser
Franklin
1
11-
2/2%
(interim)
common
(quar.)
Fund
&
11-
2*c
ordinary
Fox
Borrowings—
liabilities
CAPITAL
Other
certificates
Other
U.
Total
Other
18,934,952
493,696
407,051
—
Other
Deferred
biljs
Treasury
Balances
Member
U.
Treasury
Reserves
Reserve
securities—total—
S. 'Government
Loans
LIABILITIES—
+3,956t
8,040
———
-
.
ness
U.
U.
assets
loans
+
32
loans
estate
Real
—
32V2C
$0.2156 y4
Ltd.,
preferred
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Corp.—
(guar.)
Dairies,
Motor,
Foremost
Fox
for
dealers
purchasing or carrying securities
Other loans for purchasing or car¬
rying securities
——I'
22
items
premises
Other
23,973,108
408,254
61
+
•
loans
and
—
867
+7,265
25,082
agri-
and
industrial
560
45,974
brokers
to
Other
securities—
foreign
Uncollected
Bank
cultural
Loans
—
Machine
&
(quar.)
convertible Dreferred
Formula
85,542
investments adjusted*
Commercial,
290,800
Gear
Bros.,
Ford
Share
of Company
Foster
(In millions of dollars)
1,251,746
-
Foote
4%
1954
1955
1955
ASSETS—
—-
Oct. 20,
Oct. 12,
Oct. 19,
17,157
+
securities:
Certificates
Due
Decrease (—) Since
When
Per
Name
53/4%
Increase ( + ) or
136
—
874
—
(Continued from page 14)
Common
ber banks follows:
outright—
Bills
Reserve
721,187
661
Acceptances—Bought
U.
21,006,693
10,003
+
—
1,026,400
banks—
cash
Industrial
833,340
352,461
of
notes
Other
notes
Banks decreased
$63 million and borrowings from others increased $135
million. Loans to banks increased $134 million.
A summary of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
Federal
from
Borrowings
6-27-56
6-
6
5
11-
1
50c
12-
25c
12-
5
3-
11-
6
1
Volume
•
jt
Number 5477
182
■
>
'
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
When
Per
Holders
„
Name of
Given
Company
Mfg.;
Glatfelter
6%
(P.
1
'
B
(quar.)
•
preferred
1
Share
H.),
*
preferred
called
for
redemption
$105" per
Jan.
on
1,
V
Co.,
Extra
5%
Goodyear
Tire
Gpssard
4Vz%
preferred
Government
Grace
(W.
A
50c
(quar.)
12-
1
11-
(s-a)
1
11- 1
1
11-
12-1
-
12-15
56'Ac
(quar.)
20c
&
Co., Ltd.,
Grand
Union
Grand
Union
-
11-25
from
11-4
tion
realized
10-20
*
11-10
1
1st
Great
class A
11-28
12-12
11-28.
$4.36
12-12
11-28
$4.22
(quar.)
$25c
12-15
11-25
31'Ac
11-1
10-10
(quar.)_____
Co., $2.25
15c
preferred
Ltd.—
11-25
11-
7
56'Ac
(quar.)
11-15
11-
1
Saddlery,
.i—
Growth
_
Gulf
Mobile
Insurance Co.
&
Stock
Ohio
Halle
Oil
Increased
5%
Hamilton
Series
$1.60
Stock
Oil,
Class
(quar.)
.
H-C-7
(Subject
at
to
meeting
-
.
-',
Note:
%j
v,
F.)
Hercules
ca
Oct.
20
4)4%,
Mfg.
Co.,
Electric
A
(entire
Light,
(quar.)
pfd.
of
Hooker
Horder's,
Inc.
Home
(quar.)
__
A
(Joseph)
Stock
5%
5%
Co.
A
4%
A
11-15
11-
1
11-15
10-25
11-
10-14
1
0
31'Ac
31'Ac
(quar.)
30c
preferred
La
Salle
Lamaque
11-
10-20
Lambert
Lake
2-1-56
1111-
1-20
Co.,
preferred
Class
B
Lamston
4.20%
preferred
preferred
Landis
3
11-25
11-
2
Lane
12-29
12-
2
Laurentide
11-
10-14
1
7
4.70%
Zine
Co.
Ordinary
Machine
Co.
Acceptance
preferred
securities
(quar.)
preferred
Portland
Salt
class
A
Co.
Fund
10
(10c
from
(quar.)
Lewis
10-14
12-
2
12-19
12-
vestment
curity
income
Fund
and
cents
10-24
12-30
12-15
11-30
11-14
11-30
11-14
11-30
11-14
11-30
11-
11-
1
1
10-20
12-30
12-16
11-1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
Bros.,
Ltd.
(quar.)
7c
from
investment
net
income)
Interchemical
preferred
Breweries
International
Utilities
preferred
common
class
(quar.)
Corp.,
(quar.)
A
_
(quar.)
com.
<quar.)_
10-25
12-15
11-15
10-11
1
Special
Liggett &
Lilly (Eli)
& Co.,
Common
Lincoln
Tobacco
Myers
B
(quar.)
(increased)
10-31
11-
1
10-15
12-12
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-30
12-22
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-20
11-15
11-
10-31
10-19
1-10-56
12-28
11-15
10-14
12-
10-11
$3
5c
1
12-31
11-15
12-31
11-18
11-
1
10-31
11-
1
11-15
2-15-56
J15c
1
11-
1
10-31
10-31
10-14
11-
5
2-
4
10-14
10-14
10-14
f25c
10-31
10-14
3%
11- 2
10-14
12-
1
11-15
11-
1
10-17
12-
1
11-4
11-15
11-
11-
1
10-20
12-15
11-15
10-31
9-30
$1.12'/2
4
com.
11-15
10-31
3.85%
Nat'l
Life Insur.
(Fort Wayne,
Link-Belt
Co.
(quar.)
Liquid Carbonic Corp., corn, (increased quar.)
3'/2%
preferred
(quar.)
11-
10-15
Lithium
—
Corp.
Miami
America
of
11-
1
10-21
11-
1
10-10
Original
11-1
10-10
Special
guaranteed
1111-
1
10-10
Special
guaranteed
53)4c
1
10-10
Loblaw,
11-
1
10-10
Loblaw Groceterias
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
Local
11-30
10-
11- *1
12- 1
11-
1
12-
11-
1
7
1
1-3-56
12-
5
Inc.
1
8%
65c
$1.12)4
11- 1
.10-18
"10-10
40c
12-
1
11-10
35c
2-1-56
Lighting
Baltimore
Aon-cum.
Louisiana
1
1
1-13
7%
(monthly)
11-17
12-10
11-17
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-18
11-
1
10-18
60c
12-
1
11-
50c
87'/2c
5%
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
3
11-15
11-15
11-
1
$1.10
12-10
$1 3-17-56
11-18
11-18
3-10
3-10
11-19
f37'/2c
12- 1
11-
2
12-
1
11-
2
11- 1
12- 1
10-15
11-15
$1
10-31
10-20
11-30
11-19
12-31
12-20
$1
(quar.)
1-3-56
12-20
15c
11-
1
10-18
2nd
preferred
State
preferred
&
Steel
Extra
<quar.)_
(quar.)
Rice
(quar.)
10-14
1
10-17
11-
1
10-21
11.75
$1.40
,11- 1
11- 1
10-21
10-10
RR.
11-
1
10-10
$3.50
Mills
$1.24
11-
2
10-22
$1.25
12-12
11-
25c
11-15
10-28
Co.—
(s-a)
Nashville
__
4.16% pfd. (quar.)
10-18
1
11-
$1.75
(quar.)__^
1
11-
35c
common
11-
25c
(quar.)
Hotel,
.
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Light & Power, Ltd.—
(increased)
Common
$1 preferred
4.40%
preferred
4.90%
for
Oil
each
Midwest
Miles
Oil
of
Co.
200
New
Piping
Co.
Laboratories
share
One
11-15
1
9-26
11-21
4
12- 1
12- 1
11- 1
12- 1
12-23
12-31
12-15
12- 1
1-2-56
1-2-56
1-2-56
1-2-56
1-2-56
4
11-
4
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
Minneapolis-Moline Co., $5.50 pfd.
12-
,10-21
11-18
1212-
1
1
11-17
11-
12
12-
2
12-
2
12-
2
12-
2
12- 2
10-
7
10-
7
10-20
11- 1
10-14
11-1,
10-14
" 12-21
50c
7c
$1.06'A
31'Ac
$1.37'/a
37'Ac
60c
20c
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
Minute Maid Corp.
(increased)
Corp. (stock div.). (One sh. of Mis¬
Development Co. for ea. 10 shs. held).
11-15
11-15
10-31
11-10
11-15
11-15
11- 1
11- 1
11-21
10-28
10-31
10-20
10-26
10-31
10-31
10-
7
10-18
Mission
Natural
Missouri
Portland
Stock
11-30
$1.09
$1.14
5%
preferred
preferred
4.80%
$3.85
$4.20
Power
12- 1
11-1
10-11
11- 1
11- 4
10-11
11-15
11- 1
12- 1
11- 1
11- 1
12-10
11-30
11-
preferred
H-30
11-10
$20c
10-31
10-14
$3.50
(quar.)
C
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-20
12-15
25c
15c
56'Ac
58c
1112111112-
(quar.)
35c
participating preferred
(quar.)
Moore-Handley Hardware, common (quar.)_
75c
Life
(Bait.)
Insurance
Mount
preferred
Co.
Diablo
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)_;
series A
Motof Wheel Corp. (quar.)
—
(quar.)
Extra
Mount
7%
Royal
Ltd. (quar.)
Mills
...
Mills
Rice
preferred, (s-a).
preferred <quar.)_
Napco Industries, Inc. (initial quar.)__^~_
Narrangansett Electric, 4'/2% pfd (quar.)—
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)—
Munising
1st
5%
Paper,
By-Products, Inc
National
Casket
preferred
National
Co.,
National
10-14
10-15
10-15
Co.,
(increased s-a)__
com.
(quar.)
.
—
common
5c
56'Ac
50c
1
1
1
1
1
1
10-15
11-15
10-17
10-17
11-17
11-10
10-20
11-15
10-15
10-15
11-
7
12" !
11-
7
10c
$1.50
$1.75
10c
11-26
11-15
12-31
11-10
12-30
10-21
12-
5
12-23
(Canada), Ltd.—
Chemical
Drug &
10-28
$15c
dividend
Stock
*
25c
10 %»
(quar.)__
National Automotive Fibres
National
$7
10c
$1.25
(quar.)_.
Corp. of America,
Plan
$2.25
10-14
10-17
Service—
preferred
Morris
10-28
10-15
Co.—
preferred
Monumental
1
10-20
Co.—
series
preference
Montana
$6
(quar.)
B
(quar.)__
Chemical
Monsanto
11-10
3c
Monongahela Power Co.—
4.50% preferred C (quar.)
$4.40
10-15
$1.05
(quar.)
Co.
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
96'Ac
(quar.)
Insurance
11- 1
11- 1
10-31
$1.12'/2
$1.10
$1.20
(quar.)
preferred
10-15
15c
dividend
Common
11- 1
11- 1
35c
$1.25
(quar.)__—
Mississippi Power & Light, 4.36% pfd. (quar.)
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)
Mississippi Valley Public Service—
Missouri
11-
10-28
11'Ac
(quar.)
Cement
11- 1
11-25
11-25
$1.50
Gas
40c
2'/2%
1°
sion
Missouri
—
Electric Welding
Machine (quar.)—
Extra
11- 4
National Hosiery Mills,
Ltd., class A (quar.)_
pfd. B (quar.)
National
Lead Co.,
National
Manufacturers
6%
12- 1
10-31
10-21
10-31
10-21
*5c
$1.50
1-3-56
11- 1
12-
2
10-10
Stores—
10%
dividend)
(stock
Common
&
10c
10c
Quarterly
National
12- 1
11-10
12-15
12- 1
11-14
National Mortgage & Investment Corp.—
5%
non-cumulative
National
Oats
Stock
National
Stock
6%
dividend
1
series
stock
Steel
&
11-15
11-15
10-31
15c
12'/2c
10-31
11- 3
10-20
12-19
Shipbuilding Corp.—
(quar.)
Theatres,
Tool
Inc.
(stock
Neiman-Marcus
Neisner
I2" *
11-14
Securities Series—
preferred
National
11-28
47c
15c
1%>
10c
10c
preferred (accum.)—
(quar.)
series
Preferred
National
Co.
Co.,
—
(quar.)
preferred
Bros.,
Neon Products
43A%
preferred
of Western
10-31
10-2'
2'/2%
dividend)
4'A%
(quar.)
1
10-28
12-
of
Rhoads, ,4'A% pfd. (quar.)
Minneapolis Gas' Co.
(quar.)
National
25c
4
common
(quar.)
(monthly)
(quar.)
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
1
11-
4
__i—
Miller &
$1.50
1
10-20
11-
$1.22'/a
Jersey
held___
11-
11-
$1.10
(quar.)
preferred
Midwest
12-15
11-
11-
12'/2c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
11-15
■
1
t50c
(s-a)
Meyercord Co. (quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.
Mount Vernon-Woodbury
$1
(quar.)
preferred
Louisville
Lukens
12-10
15c
11'Ac
(quar.)
Theatres
Telephone
10-18
11-
11-10
10c
Island
4.96%
11-
12- 1
$1
Boston
10-13
$12o
(quar.)
common
Louisiana Power & Light,
..
11-1
Corp.,
(quar.)
Extra
Lord
1
t37'/2c
Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Loew's
11-
60c
12-10
50c 3-17-56
37'/2c
12- 1
^—
Monthly
7%
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Finance
Lorain
:11-
original
dividend)
(quar.)
Joint Pipe Co., common
Monthly
Long
11-25
RR.,
(stock
Lock
10-14
1
87'/2c
10-25
11-21
12-
50c
11-18
B
1
50c
dividend"
10-14
Class
11-
50c
anniversary
Lincoln
Printing,
common
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)___
Little
12-23
1
Ind.)
Quarterly
1
1
12-31
12-
90c
"50th
preferred
5%
90c
(increased)
(quar.)
$3
$1
P
(quar.)
Inc.
Ltd
Metropolitan Edison, 3.80%
Standard
,,11-20^ 10-,31
25c
(initial)
com.
1
in-
(auar.)
Ltd.,
1
11-
11-
50c
new
11-21
20c
Corp.,
4)4%
Interior
11-17
25c
Savers.,
12-
se-
profits)
1
11-30
37c
Quarterly
Life
Stores,
Moody's Investors
11-
from
from
12-
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville, S. C.)
11-13
investment
(6 cents from
14
11-10
(30c from net realized security profits and
2
20c
Growth
12-10
Lexington Trust Fund Shares—
50c
income)
Institutional
10-31
4%
(quar.)
preferred
Mersey Paper,
Mexican
11-15
12-30
40c
dividend)
preferred
10-25
12-19
$3
and
94c
$2.50
50c
96'Ac
(quar.)
(stock
4'/2%
preferred A (quar.)
Co., com. (quar.)
1st
11-30
12-30
12- 1
1-3-56
11- 1
11-16
12-12
11- 1
12-16
12- 1
$1.06'/2
533Ac
45c
$1.183A
25c
$1.25
35c
1$1
95c
96'Ac
97'Ac
$1.083A
$1.11'A
:
(quar.)
common
4.45%
fl5c
Cement
Corp.,
11- 1
,
(s-a)
5%
Corp.,
10-31
11-30
t50c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Shoe
4.35%
56'Ac
(quar.)
11-10
50c
(quar.)
3.90%
40c
Markets, class A
Stores
Leslie
(quar.)
Ltd.,
(James) & Sons, common
3.85% preferred (quar.)
Lehigh
10-10
Mercantile
1
J15c
pfd. (quar.)
dividend)——
^
(stock
Lerner
10-20
10-15
10-15
Mengel
1
12-
U5c
Co.
Lerner
4%
Foundation
profits
12-
12-15
t8c
Acceptance, Ltd., 5%
1
$1
Institutional
12-15
10-17
11- 1
43A%
1
25c
Corp.,
10-20
10-20
31'4c
_
12-
10c
(quar.)
B
Preferred
(quar.)
12-15
11-11
10-17
11-1
Melville
6
tlOc
4'/2%
Inc.,
5834c
Extra
1-
20c
(quar.)
12-
52'/2c
(Mass.)—
12-
25c
Bryant
Class
—
11-16
10-15
11- 1
4.30%
2-14
$1.75
Quarterly
Laurentide
11-25
10-31
12-15
10-31
11-, 1
$15c
Corp.
4'A%
11-15
11-15
11-15
$15c
30c
(interim)
2
133Ac
Ltd
11-
2%
$1.25'preferred (quar.)
IngersolJ-Rand Co., common
1
12-
10c
11- 1
11- 1
Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd.—
Indian Head Mills, Inc.
12-
3-1-56
12-15
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
University
Mines
05c
;
2-14
75c
___
(quar.)
55'Ac
(quar.)
(stock div.)
11-15
40c
4'/2% preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5'/2% preferred (quar.)
51c
preferred
12-
2-14
1
3-1-56
20c
2nd
12-15
$1
—
3-1-56
2-14
11-15
37c
30c
,
1
real¬
!___
(quar.)
15c
1
from
gain's
25c
(quar.)
1
2
5c
H.), Inc., $6 preferred (s-a)—
Ccrp.
(quar.)
10-14
$1
(quar.)
preferred
11-15
12-
1-3-56
$2
(quar.)
10-
$1.25
(quar.)
4.26%
4.42%
12-
3-1-56
1
1-13-56
10c
(M.
Extra
(quar.)
12-
$1.25
22'/2c
(initial)
Mines, Ltd
(Alfred), Inc., class A
1
40c
(increased)
$1.12'A
50c
___
Gold
11-10
$1.25
(quar.)
common
95c
12-20
realized
pfd. (s-a)_
(quar.)____
Telephone
Lancaster
25%
(quar.)
10-10
1
S-2
(quar.)
Co.
&
Extension
9-30
1
net
(quarterly
Inc.
Co.
7%
Shore
9-30
1
12'/2c
(quar.)
11-
8c
Heater
11-
SI
series
from
capital
Electric,
Crosse
12-
5%
—
12-23
37'/2c
fund
70c
Fund
H.)
Kroger Co.,
11-30
12'/2c
;
quar.)
(s-a)
from
(S, S.)
12-15
15c
(quar.)
1-11-56
37'/2c
(s-a)___
—
Stores,
(S.
12-23
I
of
Kroehler Mfg. Co.,
La
1
•
4)4%
preferred
4.08%
$1.40
Kresge
Kyser
11-
trad¬
(quar.)
Illinois Brick Co. (increased quar.)
Illinois Power Co., common (increased)
6%
Kobacker
Kuhlman
1
2%
dividend)
preferred
(initial
stock
60c
10c
from
11-21
87'/2c
preferred
20c
Power
Illinois
10-27
25c
interim
9
25c
Lees
(quar.)_
1-18
12-
$1.05
income)
10-28
Extra
Idaho
3
11-
(increased)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preference, class A
B
(quar.)
McCall
10-18
25c
Knickerbocker
ized
11- 1
Class
6
11-10
$1.05
Development
10-14
-
Hydraulic Press Brick
&
11-15
_—-
1
12-
11-30
12-6
tl5c
30c
McColl-Frontenac Oil Ltd.
(quar.)
t30c
McCord Corp., com. (quar.)
50c
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
i62'/2c
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines (quar.)—
f50c
Extra
t$l
McKee
(Arthur G.). & Co. (quar.)—. 50c
McLean
Industries
(stock dividend)
n—
500%
McNeil Machine & Engineering Co.
(quar.)
30c
McQuay-Norris
Mfg.
(quar.).
25c
McRae Oil & Gas (stock dividend)
10%
Mead Corp., common (increased quar.)
60c
Stock dividend
2'/2%
60c
10-14
1
$1
common
Products
Oil
11-1
Refrigerator (increased quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door, 5% preferred (quar.)
Hygrade Food Products Corp.—
B
Kingston
Kio
40c
(quar.)—.
series
preference
Oil (stock
1;
$1.50
Hussmann
series
10-14
Leece-Neville
land sales)-
common
series
10-
12-
:_
dividend
4%
10-14
10-31
10-31
10-29
(increased)
11-
2-1-56
10-10
■
12-
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
30c
(4%
)i %. from
5%
11- 1
15c
12-20
(quar.)
preference
Husky
56)40
11-15
__
Bay
Grain
$1
,
gains) '____
—
Y.)
__
Foods,
Co.,
95c
:
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., 5%
Keystone Steel & Wire (quar.)
Kings County Lighting (quar.)
Kings County Trust (quar.)
25c
Lighting & Power, $4 pfd.
ing and
Hunt
10-20
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Maytag
45c
,,
i
(initial quar,)
special
a
62)40
____
Oil
new
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)_
common
common
$1.06'A
common
Light,
___
25c
(quar.)
Shoppes, Inc. (quar.)___
Syracuse (N. Y.) com. (quar.)_
4% preferred (quar.)
Houdaille-Hershey
(stock dividend)
Extra
Co.,
50c
common
Co.,
(N.
Mattiesson & Hegeler Zinc
10-24
50c
5%
Hotel
Hudson's
1
37)40
(quar.)
dividend)
Hot
Houston
11-
40c
_
Havdart
Houston
10-14
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
&
1
share
(quar.)
&
10—20
1
11-
re-
(quar.)_
A.)
10-10
1
5c
(quar.)
preferred
common
Kress
(accum.)_
&
(quar.)
ljL—
1-20
53'Ac
Year-end
(Geo.
1
11-
(Regular of 24c from net investment inc.
10-24
$1.25
__
Co.
11-
preference
Co., Ltd.—
12-15
1-11-56
20c
50c
fl5c
50c
75c
Co
$3
10-21
11-30
4%
(interim)
Marion
35c
and
11-18
ordinary
Ltd.,
Field & Co. (quar.)
Massey-Harris-Ferguson, Ltd. (quar.)
1
10-21
32'/2c
—
Marshall
12-20
11-10
11-10
10-21
10-20
Communica¬
11-25
11-15
11-10
% 4%
(quar.)
,
Marine
10-15
30c
12- 1
2-1-56
Inc.
10-15
11-
11-10
12- 1
10-31
35c
15c
5c
1
50c
10-21
,.9c
McCabe
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
Calculators,
Mfg.
1
11-10
.)
-
International
Co.,
1
Shares
12-1
$1
Royalty
preferred
Income
-
for
per
pfd.
conv.
(stock
Co.
1
11-
j;—
dividend
tion
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—
t$1.50
common..
preferred
Hormel
10-15
$1.25
Electrochemical,
$4.25
10-31
15c
called
$100
preferred
&
Insurance
11-
Stock
11-
10-14
capital
from
10c
(quar.)
Power
Year-end
(accum.)'
(Henry)
New
In¬
(quar.)
at
Johnson
Co.,
Kerite
Hayes
United
.
Corp., common
convertible
3-15
3c
(quar.)___
Investment
Marconi
Light—
3'A% preferred (quar.)
Kentucky Stone Co., 5%
11-10
15c
______
to
issue
1
5%
10-11
12-15
and
Shaies
Marchant
10-27
10-13
*10-31
12- 1
11- 1
-9c
'J:
Co., (quar.)
2 %
Extra
11-10
$45c
Inc.,
10-31
20c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
11-30
12-15
10-10
'
'
in-
..
City
Kellogg
11-30
$12'/2
_
convt
11-25
1-1-56
1-3-56
$1.25
(increased)
Ranch
4.20%
11-25
12-10
1jI 72
(quar.)
Hinde & Davch Paper Co. of Canada,
Holly Sugar
12-10
683Ac
Ltd
demption on Nov.
plus this dividend)
Quarterly
Holly Stores,
9-30
11-25
I
common
preferred
6%
9-30
12-10
Special
15c
4'/2%
10-31
Metal
4-2-56
7c
a
from
Funds—
10-17
10c
and
Income
from
income
Shirt
Corp.
10-15
■;
(2c
,__
1
1
10-10
5c
vestment
gains)
10-31
10c
(quar.)
11-
40c
name
changed
was
62)4c
(quar.)
11-10
$1.37Va
Powder, 5% preferred (quar.)
Chocolate Corp.
l.
preferred series A (quar.)
Hershey
Horn
3-28-56
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Co.,
Corp.
(accum.)_
(initial)
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
414% preferred (quar.)
at
l
\
Light
Effective
Mfg.
Managed
..
„■
11-
5%
4%
(pnf jro
»/«.
dustrial Corp.
Hayes Steel Products,
10-17
(quar.)
Co.
&
3.80%
12-12
62'/2c
_
*
Holt
10-14
15c
Ltd., class
Hat Corp.
of America. 4'/2%
Haydock
Fund
(quar.)
Hayes Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
Home
1
12-28
100%
10)
Nov.
(quar.)
(s-a)
Electric
(J.
5%
11-
of
approval
on
for
.
Macco
Extra
15c
A
Manhattan
(quar.)__
common
shares
11-15
50c
„(quar.)__
capital gains distribution)
Special Investment; shares
(2c
25c
Johnson
Kansas
10-31
Metal
11-15
10-31
12-15
Inc,—
10-17
11-15
933Ac
10-15
4
; 10-11
1
933Ac
1
3-12
11- 1
11- 1
4'/2%: preferred
(P. R.),
Managed Funds,
1
(quar.)
11-
1
Mallory
1
(quar.)
Johnson
12-
10-18
12-
—
A
&
.
1
12-
20c
11-15
11- 1
,*11- 1
12- 1
15c
$1.06'A
"'. $1
-5%
1$1.25
110c
56'Ac
(quar.)__
A
div.)
(quar.)
11-
12-
133Ac
12-15
11-
.
preferred
10-18
10-14
133Ac
,
1-15-56
of
-
10-28
1
(quar.)
approval
to
preferred :B .(quar.)
Copper Co.,(stock
44c
(quar.)
50%
,
Mailman Corp.,, Ltd., 5% pfd.
Malartic Gold Fields,
Ltd
11-
;
(quar.)
,(subject
(interim)
Macy (R. H.), 4^4%
12- 1
10-14
preferred
10-15
11-15
,
common
Macleod Cockshutt Gold Mines, Ltd.—
1
1
preferred
1
f22'/2c
11-15
12-
11- 1
1-3-56
10-12
25c
131'Ac
(quar.)
stockholders),
,
30c
35s/ac
(quar.)
—
common
Power
Co.,
Fibre
11-
3c
(quar.)
called
Hartford
5%
10-14
50c
5'/2%
preferred
(quar.)
Hart-Schaffner & Marx (quar.)
Hilo
12- 5
1
:
11-
33A %
Jeyes
140c
___
redemption on Dec.
$102 per share plus this dividend)
.
10-14
f$1.25
(year-end)
com.
4
5%
5
12-
3c
preferred
Higbee
2-17
3.80%
(quar.)
class
B
Issue
Hartz
11-23
12-
,10-14
Publications,
dividend
$1.06
(quar.)_____
(stock dividend)
Corp.
50c
.__
Ltd.,
Series
,17^0
250
common
common
preferred
Tea
50c
JJ**^
.—
12-15
A
Organ
dividend
Hancock
.
Jewel
Cementing Co.—
Co.,
shareholders
u.
Jervis
$2.25
common
dividend
Central
17V2C
(quar.)_
Extra
Ir
10-19
-
35c
Hammond
5%
1
1
12-15
,.95'/2c
:
Corp.
Jersey
10-15
10-31
11-
MacFadden
$1.09
preferred
Inc.,
Electronics
25c
pfd.
(quar.!
Funds
H-D
11-30
4%
4 %
___
Cctton
Jerrold
62'/2c
common
Well
preferred
Jarecki
12-15
11-
12-15
33A%
quarterly
Quarterly
Hamilton
11-11
10-14
1
.11- 1
_
A
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
11-30
$1.25 3-12-56
(quar.)_:
Co.,
Halliburton
Stock
11-25
11-
11-25
iO-44
-,62'/2c
preferred (quar.)
Holdings, Ltd.—
participating preferred
5%
12-10
15c
Magma
i.
common
Quarterly
Jantzen, Inc.,
12-15
$1.25
i
Ltd.,
Gas
Bros.
Inc.,
Heintz,
5%
9c
_
Products,
Hagerstown
10-15
RR.
dividend
Gurney
10-17
12'/2c
(quar.)
preferred -(quar.)
Oil Corp.. (quar.)
Gulf
10-31
11- 1
1|
(in¬
(quar.)
preferred
$5
11-15
10-31
25c
-
Shares, new common
investment income)
from
Life
10-31
10c
Industry
itial
12-
11-15
M R
35c
—
convertible
25c
Society
Gulf
$5
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industries (quar.)_
Extra
12-10
$50c
(quar.)_
(H. L.) Co.
Gregory
Island),
4% preferred (quar.)
Jacobs (F. L.) Co., 5% preferred
Jacobsen
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)_
50c
Ltd.
A
10-^ 3
10-3
Electric—
&
preferred
&
112'Ac
(Houston) —
class
B
Grolier
(Rhode
preferred
Ironrite,
11-30
1
11-
Share, .Payable of Rec.
Lynch .Corp
(quar.)—
Lyon Metal Products, Inc.—
11-1
35C
(quar.)_________
tl2'/2c
50c
West
Trust
(quar.)
12-15
J20c
profits)_______!
preferred
40c
Life
Green
security
preferred
55c
35c
_________
Southern" Utilities,
Jack
,,9-30
1
Stock
$1.76
t31'Ac
(quar,)
Insurance
Coal, Ltd.,
Great
30c
43A%
preference
West
Class
Iowa
12-15
11-
Fund, Inc.
Iowa-Illinois Gas
12-12
(accum.)
preferred
Co.
Southern
t83Ac
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
$1.50
Quarterly
Great
Investors
$2
•
lrl6-56
Holders
..When
..Per
.
Name of Company
(quarterly of 20c
investment income plus a distribu¬
of -75 'Ac
representing income from
11-15
Great Lakes Power Corp.,
5%
Ltd.
1
Stock
10-20
•
Graham-Paige Crop.
convertible
Packers',
Holders
Payable of Rec.
5%
t$1.75
_______
(quar.)
(s-a)
par)
Extra
Investors
$2
<quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
($25
$40c
u
'
Ltd.—
(quar.
[Participating
B
Grafton
11-15
35c
Employees" Corp.
Canada,
of
(quar.)_i
Interprovincial Building Credits, Ltd. (quar.)
Intertype Corp.
(quar.)
i
L___ZI_
R.) & Co.—
Class
Class
6%
12-15
.,
42'/2c
(quar.)
11- 1
11-15
15c
(quar.)
com.
preferred
International
(interim)
Ltd.
Co.
50c
International Utilities Corp."
$1.40 convertible preferred
25c
Inc.,
Holdings,
International Nickel
7%-preferred
$2:50
Rubber
81
W.)
(H.
International
10-15
(quar.)
-
When
Per
Share.
10-15
7%
(s-a)
Gould National Batteries
Company
Harvester
1-2-56
$1.75
_
preferred
11- 1
Name of
International
at
(quar.)
common
11- 1
„
,11- 5
issue
1956
share
Rubber
11-15
5B'Ac
57{gc
-
plus this dividend!
Above company effective Feb. 15, 1956 is
being
dissolved
and
name
is
being
changed to Carthage Corp.
Goodall
Payable of Rec.
15c
4'/2% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Globe-'Wernicke,. 7% preferred (entire
45A%
49
(1845)
1
-
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd. (s-a)
12-30
$1.06'A
11-15
11-
$1.183A
11- 1
10-15
$60c 1-20-56
1-
1
6
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1846)
Per
Name of
Neptune
Company
Meter
S2.40
Co.,
preferred
Share
6%
1st
5%
preferred
*
1
11-
1
12-
1
11-15
4'A%
30c
■__
11-
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Mines, Ltd
12-
1
11-15
11-21
10-21
$5c
(Quarterly
from
Process
New
York
New
20c
1111-
1
12-
1
11-15
50c
11-16
1-2-56
12-
preferred
$1.12'A
1-2-56
12- 2
$1.12V2
1-2-56
12-
-
(quar.)
preferred
Y.
Merchandise
(quar.)
Co.
Wire Cloth
(quar.)
25c
(J. J.) Co., 3%% pfd.
Alkali Co. (quar.I
Niagara
Niagara
4%
Share
&
Corp.
Western
adj.
North
Shore
Northern
SI.50
5%
Illinois
preferred
Northern
Northern
RR.
Gas,
(N.
Greyhound
Airlines,
Northwest
B
(Chas.
F.)
Ohio
Leather
Co.
class
Co.
&
6%
1
10-20
1
10-14
Reynolds
1
10-14
11-
1
10-14
11-
1
10-14
10-31
10-24
25c
11-
1
1
10-17
10-26
12-15
12-
12-
11-15
1
10-31
1
10-17
Ry.
11-
1
10-14
10c
12-31
12-15
&
(1.12ft
(s-a)
t$3
Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
$25c
(quar.)
5%
35c
preferred
Electric
12-
1
11-17
10-31
10-
1
12-
11-
1
1
11-15
10-17
Co.,
pfd.
preferred
(quar,)
1st
preferred
(quar.>___
redeemable 1st preferred
4.80%
1st preferred
(quar.)
4.50%
1st
preferred
(quar.)
Pacific
Greyhound
Hawaiian
Preferred
Ltd.
Pacific
Western
11-15
16c
37'Ac
(quar.)
34%c
11-25
11-
1
11-30
11-15
11-
10-14
1
11-15
11-15
10-24
10-24
31'Ac
11-15
10-24
31'Ac
(quar.)
11-15
10-24
30c
11-15
10-24
28'Ac
Lines
11-15
10-24
$4
Co.,
common
(quar.t_
Oil,
11-15
10-31
10-15
10-31
10-14
50c
-
„__
(stock
com.
11-18
20c
37y2c
Products
Lighting
10-21
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Pacific
10-24
1
12-
17'Ac
(quar.)
Co., 6%
11-10
11-
$1.25
5%
Pacific
div.)______
11-15
10-20
5%
11-23
10-28
10c
4% preferred (quar.)
Pantex Mfg. Corp., common
(stock dividend)
Park Chemical
Co., common
12-
1
11-18
11-
3%
Drilling
Parkview
of
Canada,
Inc.
Consolidated
Ltd.
(s-a)__
1-3-56
12-15
tl5c
(quar.)________
Gold
10-28
35c
_
Co.
Drugs,
10-28
II-15
3V2C
(quar.)
10-15
11-15
10c
preferred
1
7>Ac
(quar.)
Extra
Parke, Davis & Co
Dredging,
10-31
10-10
11-
10-15
1
83/4C
III-15
JlOc
Ltd
Extra
11-10
11-
1
10-22
$60c
Mfg., Ltd.,
c^m.
Corp.
Casualty Co.
Fruit
Peninsular
;
1
12-15
11-18
11-15
10-25
11-15
10-25
11-15
10-23
11-15
10-17
t75c
preferred
4.68%
preferred
(quar.)_;
Co.—
83/4C
11-
1
12-15
10-
3
11-18
57'Ac
12-
1
11-18
58y2c
12-
1
11-18
.
$1.10
12-
1
11-10
3.70%
preferred
C
4.05%
12-
preferred
1
D
11-10
(quar.)
$1.01
12-
4.70%
1
preferred
11-10
E
(quar.)
preferred
$1.17y2
1
11-11
F
JL2-
(quar.)
$1 12'A
12-
1
11-10
$1.06
12-
1
11-15
$1.06'A
11-
1
10-14
4.50%
(quar.):
Pennsylvania Power, 4.24%
96'Ac
pfd.
(quar.)____
4.25% preferred (quar.)
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.
Common voting (quar.)
Common
non-voting
Peoples National Bank
Increased
20c
(quar.)__!!
quarterly
3__
Permanente Cement Co.
Pbila
Brewing
Electric
4.40%
Co.,
RR.
11-
12-
15c
11-20
11-10
—"
11-
1
10-20
10-31
10-14
10-11
1
11-
$1.17
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
$1.07Mi
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
rn
12-
5
11-18
Norristown
97'Ac
"II
(quar.)
(quar.)
Phillips Petroleum
(quar.)
Piilsbury Mills, com. (increased
Pittsburgh Brewing Co.—
I"
1
Pcor
&
111111
Co
III__IIII__II
Youngstown
Scale
Co., class
&
&
Ltd.
A
Ashtabula
preferred
Portland Gas &
Coke
common
12-
1
11-
4
12-
1
11-
7
Co.
B
(initial
1
10-10
10-31
10-17
11-
10-11
5%
1
12-14
11-16
12-21
11-23
12-
1
11-18
11-15
11-10
11-
1
10-14
37>Ac
12-
1
11-15
37%c
12-
1
11-15
20c
(quar.)
A
quar.)
(initial
11-15
11-15
10-28
22'Ac
(quar )
11-15
11-
11-
10-13
90c
$1.17Mi
t$2
11-
1
1
1-2-56
I
$1
quar.)_
17'Ac
12-
9
17'Ac
12-
9
(quar.)
class
11-
45c
'5c
(quar.)_
Edison, 3.60%
preferred
preferred B (quar.)
Price Bros., 4% preferred
(s-a)
Princeton Water <N. J.)
(quar.)
Proceter & Gamble
new
10-20
7i/2C
4.70%
Co.,
10-20
75c
t40c
(quar.)
Potomac
class
1
$175
T
_II_III
_:i_:il
(quar.)
(quar.)
Talbott, Inc.,
6%
New
1
11-
Ry.
;
(quar.)
B
Prosperity
11-
£105
15
__
Pcpe
10-15
20c
dividend
Class
10-15
1
62'Ac
Co
Co., 7%
preferred
(quar.)
Plymouth
Rubber
(quar.)__,
Pneumatic
1
11-
62'Ac
quar.)
Year-end
Stock
11-
$1
20c
_
preferred (accum.)__
Pittsburgh Mercantile
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh
1
g5c
&
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
convertible
1
10c
(quar.)"!!!
pfd.
(quar.)
Phillips-Jones
$2.50
10-11
50c
Morris, Inc.—
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
5%
1
20p
____.
preferred
10-11
12-15
Philip
4%
1
$1 10
4.68%
Germamown
(quar.)
11-
75c
11-
10-28
5
10-13
12-
9
1
15c
12-15
12- 1
final
less
of
3s
Income
70c
12- 5
12- 5
11-15
3d
tax
October
37.5%.
Stearns
Stedman
Bros.,
of
11-
2
10-17
17'Ac
11- 1
10-20
933Ac
11-1
10-20
11- 1
10- 7
11-
10-
1
10%
11- 1
Aircraft
4%
Corp.
Gas
&
11-10
11-25
20c
11-
1
10-15
35c
(quar.)
10-31
10-10
4.10%
H
preferred
43A%
Rockland
Light
12-
1
11-15
11-15
11-15
$1.02%
(quar.)_
12-
1
12-
1
11- 1
15c
preferred
A
(quar.)
$1.17
11-
1
!
B
(quar.)
$1.19
11-
1
5,
Class
A
A
25c Stores,
10,
Management
A
(quar.)
Corp
Extra
Russell-Miller
W
Milling
Fine
Co., 4%%
Inc.—
Foods,
pfd.
4%
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance
Quarterly
Regis
A
Cash
(quar;)
Stock
Biscuits,
split
have
missioner
10-20
Talon
10-20
Class
1
11-
1
4%
12-
1
11-
1
Tampa
12-15
1-10
10-29
TelAutograph
2
1
10-15
1
10-15
net
11-10
10-20
dend
12-15
12-10
12-
11-15
Corporation.
declared
if
vestment
will
Gas
pay¬
Texas
Illinois
12- 1
11-15
10-31
10-25
Common
Texas
Power
5 % %
preferred
(quar.)
27'Ac
2-1-56
1-20
5%%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
27'Ac
5-1-56
4-20
$4.48
(quar.)
27'Ac
8-1-56
7-20
Thatcher
preferred
Scotten,
share
plus
Seaboard
(quar.)
(entire
Nov.
14
$105
dividend)
Corp.,
Class
B
class
A
of
America
common
(T
Simon
(H.)
Sinclair
Sisco
S)
Gold
Skelly
(N.)
Smith
(A.
Ltd.
Ltd.,
Paper
South
Bend
Texas
Class
11-25
Transcontinental
12-15
11-25
4.90%
11-15
11-
$2.52
11-25
10-15
11-
10-
1
1
(interim)
Lathe
Mills,
Works
class
A
Tudor
City 9th Unit,
Inc.,
Electric
preferred
Power
11-
1
10-20
Union
Gas
11-
1
10-20
Union
Oil
7'Ac
10-31
10-20
Union
Sugar
10-31
10-20
10-31
10-20
United Aircraft Corp., new common
United Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.—
12-14
11-30
7
$25c
11:
1
$4
2nd
1
Co.
Indiana Gas
(quar.)
quar.)
preferred
11-25
12-
5
Southern Materials Co.
1
10-20
11-15
10-21
Southern
NdTttrfal
11-25
Southern
Nevada
11-25
Southwestern
Gas
10-31
(increased
Drug,
com.
11-15
12- 2
11- 1
11- 2
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
11-17
11- 1
10-31
11-17
11-17
11-17
11- 1
10-14
10- 3
11- 1
11- 1
11-25
11- 1
11- 1
10-18
10-18
11-15
10-15
10-10
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
10-20
10-20
10-20
10-20
40c
10c
$2.50
60c
£5c
preferred
common
10-14
1
10-
10-25
10-31
9-30
50c
10-31
9-30
United
Keno
Hill
11-30
11-15
United
Shoe
Machinery,
10-18
6% preferred (quar.)
U. S. Fire Insurance (N.
1
1
United Funds,
3
United
10-14
11-
4
5
28c
10-31
10-
5
28%c
10-31
10-
5
U.
Foil
S.
of
1
10-17
11-15
10-20
11-
1
10-14
U.
U.
$50c
59c
11-
1
10-14
12-
6
11-
11-
1
10-15
19c
'li-
1
11-30
(stock
S.
45c
preferred
20c
11-
1
10-14
(quar.)
50c
11-15
10-31
(quar.)
(Five
B
6-1
S.
class
11-
1
11- 1
A
11-10
split-up)
4»A%
$1.06'A
37'Ac
22'Ac
10-27
(year-end)
1
11-18
11-25
12- 9
30c
(quar.)
12- 9
1-2-56
12-15
11-21
30c
pfd.
(quar.)
(initial
common
quar.)
!
12-12
12-
Vitamin
Stores
11-21
30c
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.,
Transit
preferred
(increased
$6
(Del.),
conv.
quar.)
pfd.
common
(quar.)
(quar.)_
12-12
11-21
15c
12-12
12- 1
15c
Sugar Corp.
United
5%
10-14
10-31
10- 3
10- 3
10-17
shares
(s-a)
Co.
10-31
11-25
11- 1
common
share of
each
common
Lumber
United
(quar.)
class
for
effect
to
Y.)
Extra
U.
10-11
1
Pipe & Foundry—
New
U. S.
10-11
11-
10c
(quar.)
S.
S.
10-31
11- 1
tlOc
62'Ac
37'Ac
25c
-
(interim).
U.
2
11-18
10-15
10-15
10-31
cents
Ltd.
dividend)
and
A
(3
com.
S. Hoffman Machinery,
Lines,
Shares
;
Mines,
par)
held
Fund
U.
-
18-11
12-13
($1
B
11-30
10- 7
10-1-0
10-24
profits and 7 cents from
income)
Co.
class
stock
and
11-
securities
investment
i0_18
10-
12- 5
12-10
Inc.—
Continental
from
25c
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
n_
11- 1
11-15
11-30
$10c
United Drill & Tool,
11-
11-
87'Ac
J37c
(quar. I
11-20
10-31
(initial)
(quar.)—
class A (quar.)_
Ltd.,
Corporations,
B
11- 1
11- 9
dividend)
preference
Extra
quar.)
10-31
1
9
t35c
60c
50%
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock
11-
$1.20
(quar.)
Power
Calif,
of
Co.
Extra
Elec.
(quar.)
10-10
/
12-
$1
Ltd.
(Canada),
Co.
convertible
Class
4V;r%
(initial
10-15
10-10
10-10
11-
92'Ac
87'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
United
11-15
12-17
37'Ac
(quar.)
&
preferred
$3.50
11-10
12-15
22'Ac
Southern
preferred
$3.70
10-14
12-
$$1.25
Power—
(quar.)
preferred
com.
11-15
$1.12Vb
10-
59c
Ltd.,
Colorado
Southern
4.80%
(quar.)_
preferred
new
(accum.)
10-14
$1
(quar.)
4.72%
pfd.
$6
1
Corp.—
4.72%
of
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
75c
preferred
Southern
Co.
11-
60c
Petroleum
(quar.)
preferred
11-
(quar.)_
California
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11-18
Missouri
Co., com. (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
convertible
10-14
$1.22'/2
633Ac
(Dallas)
Union
50c
(quar.)
12-15
10-31
11- 1
Line—
11-15
25c
(quar.)
com.
Edison
Canada
Pipe
70c
;
Development,
convertible
Gas
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Trinity Universal Insurance
Trico Oil & Gas
(quar.)
7
(quar.)
Y.)
(quar.)
30c
4.56%
6%
Corp.
10-31
1
$ 15c
common
(quar.)
convertible
Southern
(N.
(quar.)
12-
$2%c
4.48%
Southern
Trust
&
Co.
11-15
75c
quar.)
(quar.)
Calif.
Bank
20c
B
Southern
12-15
Trade
7'Ac
(increased)
Smith
South
Transamerica
45c
Co.
Howard
12-15
$1.20
(increased quar.)__
Ltd., $1 pfd. (quar.)
Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)__
Corp.
preferred
10-14
$3.50
(Increased
Smith-Douglas
$2
1
1-1-56
(quar.)__
28c
Co.,
Co.,
O.)
(quar.)
$1.50
Trane
25c
10c
28c
>$1.06'A '
$1.14
$1.06%
20c
25c
35c
(quar.)
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Slater
11-
10-15
Co.—
preferred
preferred
$1.50
common
Corp.
Mines,
Oil
40C
(quar.)
preferred
4.25%
10-20
1
15c
50c
$45c
& Sons,
Oil
Edison
4 'A %
4.56%
1
$4.50
(initial)
&
Toledo
12-1
12-
Welder
Electric
11-18
11-
5%
<quar.)_
$1
Class A
(increased quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Simmons Co.
(year-end 1
Simms
12-15
1-3-56
Co.
$1
(quar.)
Signature Loan,
11-14
10c
12'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
Thomson
1
62'/2c
(quar.)
dividend)
(stock
R.)
$30c
(quar.)
Shirriff's Ltd., 5% preferred
Sierra Pacific Power—
6%
(J.
(quar.)
preferred
$2.50
Co.,
Thompson
11-
Co.—
preference
Chemical
10c
common
(quar.)
preferied
(quar.)
Sherwin Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
New
Thiokol
(quar.)
convertible
25c
...
4%
Common
Thermoid
10-28
-
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
22c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
10-14
25c
Servomechanisms, Inc.
(quar.)
Shawinlgan Water & Power Co. (quar.)
8heraton
1
11-15
57'Ac
(quar.)
Sebewaing Brewing
Security Insurance Co. of New Hampshire—
Quarterly
Security Title Insurance
3%
participating preferred
(s-a)
Serrlck
11-
$2.40
piefcrred
Light, $4 pfd. (quar.)
&
Glass
10-14
per
11-30
$1
:
(quar.)
4.48%
preferred
1
called
issue
at
60c
$1
$1.14
'$1.12
pfd. (quar.)
Pipeline Co.—
$4
Gas
Inc.
preferred
$1
$5.75
Co.
$4.56
11-
35c
on
10-20
85c
Co
this
Oil
preferred
(quar.)
Dillon
Finance,
redemption
for
;
1
10-31
10-11
10-20
1.
Nov.
on
(quar.)
Industries,
Instrument.
(quar.)
Paper Co., $3.40
Natural
Texas
preferred
11-
llrl5
12- 1
11-14
33y3%
Service,
Texas
27'Ac
J12'/2c
*5c
37'/ic
Transmission
Electric
20c
11- 1
11- 1
payments
dividend
Stock
Texas
Inc
—
above
of
amount
determined
be
5ft %
5%%
income
Exact
Tennessee
approved-
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Poineroy,
Schwitzer-Cummins Co.—
11-1
11-15
11-15
of approximately 50c from
gains and a quarterly diviapproximately 10c from net in-
of
Com¬
above
The
" 25c
$1.08
$1.04
10-15
10-21
12- 1
10-23
10-23
10-25
capital
Note:
the
of
California
25c
25c
20c
11- 3
distribution
A
**'
1
(increased
Corp.
quar.)
Television-Electronics Fund, Inc.—
three-for-cne
a
(quar.)
common
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B
(quar.)—
Taylor, Pearson & Carson (Canada), Ltd.—
5%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines. Ltd
25c
approval
the
*
(s-a)
Electric,
11-
"
common
the
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
preferred
11-
10%
to
class
B
—
4.32%
10-14
12-
11- 3
11-3
11- 4
11-25
11-25
28'Ac
41'Ac
$1
35c
15c
30c
35c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.,
25c
**
new
and
ment will be
1
1
12-
1-1-56
12- 1
12-1
12- 2
12-10
12-10
10-31
11- 4
1-1-56
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
30c
inc
11-
$10c
(quar.)
approved
subject
stockholders
$4
Cement,
11-
1
11-15
10-10
(quar.)
Swift
Co.
11-15
12-15
Special
&
1
10-14
11-1
12-20
(quar.)
10-21
12-
25c
(quar.).
10-21
10-31
65c
(quar.)
6%
Inc.
Superior Portland
$20c
on
11-
11-15
(quar.)
A
10-15
11-15
12- 1
11- 1
12-10
$1.12Vi
1
$1.10
dividend
Directors
Scott
A
preferred
10-31
30c
—
1
45c
(quar.)
dividend
12-15
10-20
11-
65c
pfd. (1952 & 1954 ser.)
11-
50c
preferred series A (quar.)
Scarfe & Co., Ltd., class B (quar.)
Schenley Industries
Schlage Lock Co.—
12-30
1
common (quar.)
dividend
Sunshine
Co.—
1st
Class
1-3-56
(quar.)
11-
27'Ac 1-17-56
common
57c
(quar.)
common
(1951 scries)
90c
1-2-56
7
$1.25
2oc
Superior Separator, 6% preferred
Superior Steel Corp. (quar.)
$2.25
10- 7
10-
4.16%
—
Paper,
$4.40
(s-a)_
11-15
10-31
11-25
12-13
12Vic
5c
class
B
Royalties
1
10- 7
11-15
(quar.)
15c
j
11-
12-15
1
11-15
12- 9
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
(quar.)
pfd.
15c
class
11-15
1-2-56
Corp.—
5c
$3.60
St.
pfd.
preferred
5'/i%
10-18
Rogers Corp., class
$30c
preferred A (quar.)
:
Mid-Continent Oil, com.
4 Vi %
10-18
preferred
S- &
Oil,
Sunray
10-18
4.65%
4.75%
Rose's
conv.
Stock
11-15
$1.183A
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Power, common
&
1
(1.02ft
(quar.)
J
preferred I
12-
10-11
10-11
11-17
——
Lithograph
Clothier
&
5.20%
4Vi%
$1
1
30c
25c
4'/i%
Textile,
Greene
conv.
Sun
12-
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Spring
Suburban Propane Gas,
Electric—
preferred
Stern
5.20%
preferred F (quar.)____
4.10%
&
.
10-14
1
10c
preferred
Stubnitz
10- 7
$1.25
1
1
$25c
(quar.)
Ltd.
111111-
10c
Strawbridge
7
Riverside Cement Co.—
$1.25 partic. class A (accum.)
Roanoke
Gas
(quar.)
Ltd.
Extra
5%
10-21
40c
Co.
Canada
-Stetcher-Traung
30c
Rochester
Co.
Stern
10-31
15c
Stein (A.»
& Co. (quar.)
Sterchi Bros. Stores (quar.)
10-31
11-15
' $15c
j 10c
(quar.)
>
Steel Parts Corp
30c
(quar.)
dividend
A
class
(increased)
Manufacturing
(stock dividend)
Steel
'
11-
12- 1
Co.—
Ltd.,
(quar.)
11-1
25c
1
11-15
40c
(quar.)
Railway Equipment Mfg. Co
B
12-19
41 %c
Mills
5c
5c
(initial)
Brock,
Class
.12- 1
11- I
10-14
11- 1
25c
preference
Products
common
Stanley
Divi¬
31)
Rice
convertiole
New
12-15
11-15
11- 1
-11-15
$56'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Standard
ordinary
per
of
Ltd., 4'/2% pfd.
class A (quar.)
Packaging Corp.—
Standard
'*
10-15
10-15
11- 4
45c
Co..
Stauffer Chemical
in London
(resumed)
to
1
10-14
10-21
11-15
B
$1.40
,•
Ltd—
Trust
Extra
Rohr
Milling,
Class
Standard
12-
'
11- 1
11- 1
12-10
20c
(quar.)
Standard
10-21
10-21
1-20
10-20
1-20
56'Ac
.
,
1-20
10-20
2-1-56
11- 1
2-1-56
30c
Water
Fuel
11- 1
12-15
—
Quarterly
Stamford
11-1
11- 1
10-31
(quar.)
11- 1
$1.15
27y<c
27'Ac
-
(quar.)
Standard
11-1
payable
Brand
Stock
-
50c
50c
(quar.)_
Sherwin-Williams,
_
IrS? Prefferre<* <1uar-)
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
Philadelphia,
11-15
10c
(quar.)__
Co
preferred
11-15
1
40c
Pepper (Dr.) (see Dr. Pepper)
Pepsi-Cola Bottling (L. I.)
(initial)
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers
(increased)
Perkins Machine & Gear
(quar.)
Fox
1
12-
50c
Extra
Peter
-12-
20c
I
(Brooklyn)—
11-
$15c
(quar.)
proposed
mon
$1.25
$1.15
:
4'/2%
preferred
(quar.)_
Spencer, Kellogg'& Sons (reduced)
Spokane International RR. Co.—
10-28
10-13
10-18
10-21
70c
(quar.)
Engineering Co
Tobacco, common
Seaboard
;
(quar.)
quar.)_
Rice-Stix, Inc.
Rich's, Inc., common
(quar.)
33A%
preferred
(quar.)
RItter Co., 5% pfd. (entire issue called for
redemption on Oct. 31 at $105 per share
plus this dividend). Convertible into com¬
10-20
t$1.50
4.60%
B
11-
(increased
Ltd.
Selection
share
10-24
32'Ac
(quar.)
common
preferred
A
10-20
33c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.40%
10-20
1
10-31
25c
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Electric
1
11-
2%
(quar.)
Co.,
11-
25c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Fruit
5c
(quar.)
preferred
Penman's, Ltd.,
11-30
25c
(quar.)
preferred
12-15
A
&
J.)
B
Rhodesian
11-30
12'Ac
iquar.)____
Co.
(stock
dividend)
Telephone Co.—
preferred
10-22
12-15
$35c
(initial)
11-10
t20c
(quar.)
7% preferred (qi ,r.)
Patterson (J C)
Co., common
Preferred
(initial quar.)
Pcaslee-Gaultert
(R.
Common
River
$1.06'A
5'A%.
$1.30
(Canada)
11-
22'Ac
5%
S1.32
Insulation
&
Reitman's
$1.25
Gas
6%
Penn
10-20
r
10-20
11-15
11-10
10c
11-
11-
class
Extra
1
11-15
Common
"
50c
Refractory
11-
1
partic.
12-14
75c
11-
<quar.)_____
pfd.
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)___
Corp.
Finance.
SI
A.), '$2
12-14
1-3-56
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-1-56
10-20
1-20
-10-20
1-20
10-20
1-20
10-20
1-20
10-20
5c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Special Investments & Securities, Inc.—
12- 1
12- 1
50c
B
11-
50c
Products
Pacific
Penn
(C.
12-15
1-3-56
37'Ac
;
;
10-28
11-15
11-15
12- 1
11- 1
2-1-56
11- 1
2-1-56
11- 1
2-1-56
11- 1
2-1-56
11- 1
4.36%
$$1.50
Extra
Class
Reliance Electric
$1.14
Falls
Peerless
Reed
11-15
50c
Quebec
Pacific
Paton
10-13
t$l
Paper Co., $5 pref. (quar.)
P&bst Brewing Co.
(quar.)
Pacific-Atlantic Canadian Invest.
Pato
10-31
...
Co.
Parker
9-23
9-23
dend
Oxford
5%
1
11-
(quar.)
Steel
Outlet
11-
$25c
(quar.)
preferred
Oswego
10-18
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp., 4'A%
Ontario
1
Inc.
283Ac
A
Corp., 40c preferred (quar.)
Mathieson Chemical
Corp.—
Ontario
11-
12-16
4.36%
10-20
12-15
30c
Rayonier,
1
12-12
1
11-
120c
Reading Co., common (quar.)
Reece Corp. (Mass.), 5%
preferred
4.25%
•
33c
92 V2c
92'Ac
97Vic
97Vic
$1.03%
$1.03%
$1.06%
$1.06'A
$1.10
(quar.)
4.25 %
*
Payable of Rec.
$1.10
<quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
17'/2c
(quar.)
Grip & Batten, Ltd., common
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Raymond Concrete Pile (quar.)
11-10
1-2-56
preferred
4.60%
87'Ac
Extra
10-18
20c
■Old Town
4>A%
11-21
4.60%
10-20
tl5c
50c
1
(quar.).,
4.56%
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
$6.50
„
(quar.)
Co.,
Edison,
preferred
12-
25c
Crankshaft Co.
A
Co.
25c
Cbio
class
11-
$1.50
(quar.)
Ohio
1st
(quar.)
Electrotype Co.
Rapid
1
35c
Extra
Oliver
Randall
20c
(quar.)
Northwest Industries. Ltd.
(s-a)
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd.—
4%
preference
(quar.)
©Jin
10-17
12-10
10-15
$30c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
37'/2c
common
Engineering,
(quar.)
$1
(quar,)
Lines (special):
pref.
Shares
20c
(quar.)
Extra
Class
10-14
Co.
convertible
25c
common
Okonite
Power
1
$1.25
H.)
Distribution
Extra
1
40c
quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
com.
Telephone
Northwest
4.60%
(quar.)
common
11-25
11- 1
1-3-56
4.15%
Rapid
preferred
"Northland
Noyes
Quarterly
11-
10-20
preferred
10-31
;
Quinte Milk Products,
11-10
4.40%
10-31
11-23
$3.50
25c
4.40%
11-15
^
Quebec
2
10-25
10-25
30c
50%
dividend
10-20
12-
1
1
4.15%
10-14
11-
11-
3.90%
10-31
conmon
<
18c
—
—
11-
10-31
11-15
1
11-25
Service,
10c
11-15
Stock
of
and
(quar.)
20c
83c
Light—
(initial)
securities
of
income)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3.90%
&
1
12-15
3.70%
Hampshire—
preferred
$1.12'A
-
Public
3.70%
(quar.)
Power
11-
15c
(quar.)
Ohio
New
Southwestern
(quar.)
11-
40c
(increased
Corp.,
convertible
Northern
Co.
(111)
of
1
(quarterly
Inc.
sale
on
investment
Holderg
When
Share
'
Investors
profit
from
preferred
New
2
Co.—
(quar.)
Car
Gas
Illinois
Co.
(increased)
Sound
933Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ry.
preferred
American
North
'
10-31
$1.05
10c
preferred
Puget
10c
Newberry
Norfolk
Service
11-
5c
Co
Extra
11-15
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
from
8c
4.50%
10-18
2
25c
preferred
1
1
3.35%
10-18
93 %c
(quar.)
1
1
4»/2%
Public
Southwestern
10-12
11-15
11-15
11-15
11121212-
Monday, October 31, 1955
.
Per
Name of Company
•
>
45c
$1.06%
4.20%
10-21
40c
(quar.)
$4.50
New York
income)
(quar.)
Electric & Gas, com.
preferred
4*A%
N.
investment
$1
York State
3% %
net
Brake
Colorado—
of
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
.
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Share
Common
Common
Co
Air
Company
Public Service Co.
New England Fund—
New
When
Per
Name of
11-15
15c
(initial)--,
2nd preferred
Dickenson
Holderg
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Nevada Southern Gas, com.
New
When
Payable of Rec.
60c
common
*
12-12
12-
15c
$1.50
10c
11-15
11-15
10-28
10-23
1
10-14
62'Ac
11- 1
10-14
11-
1
"
-
Name of Company
Leaf
Universal
Share
Tobacco,
Peninsular
Upper
(quar.)
common
and
income
Vanadium
2c
from
Corp.,
of
Vapor Heating
from
pfd.
5%
10-20
10-31
10-11
for
10-25
will be
40c
11-15
11-
ington, REAP, Inc.
11-15
11-4
4
N.
J.,
liabilities
$1.25
12-10
12-
71c
12-15
11-16
scribers
tl2l/2c
12-15
11-29
expense
12-15
I1-2V
1
from
_
37Vic
12-5
11-15
37 Vic
(quar.)
11-
10-19
37y2c
5-1-56
8-1-56
11-14
11-18
12-23
30c
11-15
10-14
25c
(quar.)
Pictures
C.)
(quar.)
11-25
11-10
1.
10-20
$1.06 J/4
11-10
10-25
$1.12'/2
11-10
10-25
L
Fixture
&
convertible
6%
preferred
preferred
6%
(This
preferred
Western
of $719,750
11-1
10-14
11-21
11-10
one
of four stories at
11-15
11-
the
entire
1
1!M*
1-3-56
loft
Two
after
buildings,
westerly
to
income
taxes
$1.91
or
share
per
for
the
658.
p.
1
10-20
Maurice
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-10
front
in
M.
105-11
19th St.,
l'8th St.,
West
&
Ave., have been sold
J. M. Hirsch Co., Elliot H.
charge of commercial leasing, reported on Oct. 24.
of Spencer & Iserman,
attorneys, represented the
Iserman
The buildings run back about 150
totals approximately 27,500 sq. ft.
feet
both streets.
on
The plottage
The
10-
12-
1
11-15
(quar.)
25C
11-
1
10-
West
3C
3
7
19th has teen sold to Mangel Stores,
Inc., a subsidiary of Mangel
apparel chain store operators.
A one-story
garage has also been sold.
The Fifth Ave. property at 693-95, midway
in the block between 54th and 55th Sts., was leased for 30 years to
Stores
17 Vic
11-
10-15
1
'
20c
11-17
11-
3
$1.12'i
11-15
11-
1
11-
10-18
Sixth
Corp.,
Edison
27 Vic
(quar.)
1
Bros.
Webb
&
Extra
11-15
11-
1
Prospective
12-15
12-
1
improvements.—V.
are
class
11-
1
182,
1162.
p.
1
5%,
5Va %
preferred
Western
Paci ic
Western
Tablet
10-17
.—
_
A
1
10-17
11-
1
10-17
$57,834,122
11-
year,
75C
11-15
1
$1.25
1-3-56
12-
9
tl2%c
10-31
10-
7
117 Vic
10-31
10-
7
$1.43%
11-
1
11-
1
12-15
Sewing Machine Corp.—
prior preferred (quar.)
\
5V2 %
Stores,
convertible
Winn
6%
10-24
preferred
34 3/« c
11-15
10-24
1954
15c
12-15
12-
12-15
12-
11-21
10-28
6c
10-31
Wisconsin
Fund,
Inc.
10-31
1-31-56
Power
&
Wisconsin
Public
Service,
5.04%
preferred
Light
County
4.44 %
preferred
($1
for
par)
2-for-l
Woodall
convertible
(F.
W.)
Woolworth
(F.
10-14
Yale Lead
Yates-American
Machine
York County
Gas Co.
1
12-
1
4%%
preferred
50c
12-
1
Sept. 30, 1955, were
first nine months of
the
of
"
'
after
In
the
$1.73
per
stock.
common
$2,597,323
11-
1
10-10
10-31
10-17
37Vic
10-31
10-10
37
Wc 1-31-56
37 Vic
-
1-10
4-30-56
4-10
37Vic 7-31-56
7-10
50c
11-
1
10-14
t22Vic
to
and
West
Co.
June
stock
equal, to
<■
162,
2863.
p.
m
30,
the
merger
Coast
with
and
\
16
cents
the
company
income
net
of
avail¬
the six months ended June
share
per
on
the
outstanding
corporation owned 180,919 shares of com¬
Water & Telephone Co.;
160,000 shares of
was
released in
shares of com¬
and 30,173
connection with
the secondary offering on
Utilities Corp.
common
through Central Republic Co. Inc., Chicago,
share,
stock at $5.60
111.
See V. 182,
1742.
p.
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—Expansion
11-
1
10-1
{56 Vic
11-
1
10-
1
Non¬
Expected to
Bring Gain in Sales Volume—
Less Jamaica income tax.
operating
$688,276—V.
p.
»"
months
12
of
ended
$6,820,175
June
and
30, 1955, the company
adjusted net income of
1742.
Wisconsin Southern Gas Co., Inc.—Registers
With SEC
■
-
This
1
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Oct.
covering 20,818 shares of $10 par value common stock, to be
to its present common stockholders at the subscription price
company
1955
$16.50
of
share
a
record
on
the basis
the
on
The
unsubscribed
of
record
one
date.
share
new
The
for
each
subscription
four
shares
warrants
The
will'
net
shares
will
be
sold
the company to the under¬
writers (Milwaukee Co.; Harley, Haydon & Co., Inc.; Bell & Farrell,
Inc.) at the subscription price. The underwriters will make an initial
public offering of such stock at $17.50 per share.
by
proceeds to be received by the company from this sale will
to the payment of $150,000 of its short-term bank loakis
property additions, and the balance will be used to pay
in part for the cost of additions, extensions and improvements to the
company's gas properties.
The company estimates that it will incuf
expenditures of about $233,500 during the last four months of 195$
for additions, extensions and improvements to its gas properties
""/.«■
The company supplies natural gas in a territory of approximately
150 square miles in Walworth, Racine and Kenosha Counties in south¬
ern Wisconsin.
The present estimated population served is over 40,000.
be
applied
for
of notification
letter
shares
16,654
of
common
filed Aug. 31
stock
expansion problems behind it, Westinghouse Air
reach as high as $145,000,000 in 1956 as a result
diversification program, it i? predicted in a field
report by Harris, tfpham & Co., nationwide investment firm with re¬
gional offices in 35 central cities.
most
With
of
covering a proposed issue of
subsequently withdrawn.—V. 182,
This company operated at full capacity throughout the third quarter
this year and sales for the period were the largest for any third
on
Sept.
-■
is
that
possible
trends
sales
well
a
are
the
above
indicates
1956
$3
a
per
paynMSp
expected
$121,541,000
the
nine
months
Cost
Sept.
30,
1955,
net
sales
the end of 1954
Working capital which was reduced to $5,425,875 at
that the company's order books are full through
1956.—V. 182, p. 458.
The officials stated
Worcester County Electric Co.—Books Closed—Halsey,
1162.
p.
on Oct. 20
subscription books on
Co., Inc., managing underwriter,
&
Stuart
announced the closing of dealers'
the $8,500,000 of first
which were publicly
182,
mortgage 3%% bonds, due 1985,
on Oct. 19.
See details
offered
1742.
p.
I
to continue and for 1955 sales
reported for 1954. The outlook
Yellow
Uranium Co. (Utah)—Stock
Circle
Offered—
Utah, on
publicly 5,000,000 shares of common stock
Morgan & Co. of Salt Lake City and Ogden,
30-^-
,
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be used to pay for exploration and
1955
1954
$6,281,021
$7,496,320
5,631,052
7,261,724
$649,969
$234,596
22,758
74,996
$672,727
$309,592
operations
(five cents per share) as a speculation.
at par
Co.—Earnings Show Gain—
income
of
ended
months of 1954.
the first nine
higher level than 1955's by perhaps $15,000,000 to
Nine Months Ended Sept.
Gross
—
shares
amounted to
$41,738,493 compared with $27,326,611 in the corresponding 1954 period.
Net income for the nine months this year amounted to $1,606,169 or
$2.10 a common share, compared with $589,533 or 56 cents a share in
For
in V.
also states:
which
report,
$25,000,000."—V. 182,
-
This compares with net income of $143,557 equal,
1955.
30,
its
of
Wilcox Oil
corrected
and its subsidiary for the quarter ended
this company
of
after preferred dividends, to 10 cents a share on 624,812 common
outstanding at the end of September last year.
company's
share earnings level, excluding non¬
recurring profits, may be reached in 1956, and by that time most of
the company's expansion problems should be behind it," according to
the
sales
Sept. 30, 1955, reached $15,512,283 compared with $7,328,006 in the
like quarter of 1954.
Net income after all charges and taxes for the
September quarter amounted to $714,272 equal, after preferred divi¬
dends, to 97 cents a share on the 656,053 common shares outstanding
sales, may
Co.
the
"It
:
published date was incorrect.
The
date and, or record date is indicated here.
was
1382.
p.
1
m >
the
revenues
182,
Oct. 12 offered
Previous
•
386,000.
EARNINGS—For
had
the first quarter of
tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
x
regular redemption prices ranging
maturity, and at special redemption prices
par at maturity, plus accrued interest in
by the capital expenditures of that year has been built up to $7,846,907.
The $7,000,000 bank loans which were outstanding at the end of 1954
have been reduced to $6,300,000.
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
{Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the sourco.
y
about
Net
this
into
Utilities Corp.,
to $153,528 for
to
stock of West Coast Telephone Co.;
for
•'
to
(Alan) Wood Steel Co.—Sets Sales Record—
the
1955,
California
of
"Present
Less British income tax.
Co.
Natural
Gas
Company
is
engaged
prin¬
purchase, distribution and sale of natural gas in the
Kenosha,
Waukesha, South Milwaukee, Cudahy,
Watertown,
Fort
Atkinsin,
Oconomowoc, Whitewater and 50 other
communities in southeastern Wisconsin.
Estimated population of the
territory served by the company's gas system at Dec. 31, 1954 was
of
stock of Southwestern States Telephone Co.
should be
a
&
Weld
the
Co.—Merger Approved—
Co. above.—V.
Oct. 5 of 65,552 shares of Western
10-31
t2c
:
to
^
^
$3,455,6^7, equal,
was
share
11-10
12-12
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
•Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
resident
ended
in
months
per
of
11-10
3
3%
'
effect
giving
of
10-15
31 Vic*
Co
White,
Racine,
Corp.—Earnings, etc—
10-20
11-10
(initial)
at
par
101.28%
of
11-1'-'
30, 1955.
This was equal
952,690 common shares.
11-
(s-a)__
and
3 Vis.
case.
incurred
.
able for dividends amounted
11-30
30c
common
Ltd.,
'
Loveland
Brake
Zeller's
'
•
This data
preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)___:
convertible preferred (quar.)
6%
1'
10-14
mon
convertible
6%
to
104.25%
The
10-31
Yellow Cab Co.—
6%
After
common
pref.
common
basis
of
as
10-14
25C
& Zinc Mines, Ltd.
on
outstanding
period
amounted
1
div.)—
stock
to effect
(quar.)
6%
the
the
on
re
ed
third
1
11-
$1.11
(quar.)
Ltd.,
income
the
10-31
75c
(quar.)
101.7879
as
at
redeemable
be
quarter in its history, Harleston R. Wood, President, and J. T. Whiting,
Chairman, reported on Oct. 24.
)
per
Co.
s!
si
a
calculs
1-16
11-15
W.),
!•
.
10-14
(stock
preferred
Woolworth
6%
1
•
common
common
for
11-
split-up)
Industries,
$2.22
11-
$1.25
—
(accum.)_
held
net
nine
1955
to
See Pacific Power & .Light
mon
share
the
11-15
32C
(quar.)
(quar.)—
each
common
cents
year,
$120,512,978
Western Public Service
1
Electric—
Newspaper Machinery
additional share of
months
$1,615,256, equal,
ire.
This compared
11-15
1
10-31
$1.26
pfd.
bid
both for the bonds
BUSINESS—Wisconsin
share.
acquisition,
As
Worcester
amounted
currently
months
with
Western Utilities
(quar.)
Co.
5%
similar
vie
totaled
of last
1955
30,
quarter and first nine months of 1955 reflect
April 1, 1955, of the Pacific Coast stores and
wholesale business of Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—V. 182, p. 1614.
the
in¬
(quar.)
Witherbee Sherman Corp., $6 pfd.
5%
12-
90C
4c
Wisconsin
Offered—Halsey,
from the financing will be added to the
funds of the company to be used to retire presently out¬
short term bank loans aggregating $470,000;
to finance
the cost of continuing additions and improvements to the company's
utility plant, and to reimburse the treasury for capital expenditures
previously made.
11-21
11-
1
$1.50
investment
in
dividends,
Results
12-20
12-
47 J/2C
_
come)
(One
11-30
12-30
$1.50
(from
last
of
shares
nine
the
compared
period
common
"
(year-end)
Winn-
10-20
2
6c
3.60%
Wood
2
6c
com.
quarter
common
for
Net "income
10-21
(monthly)
Power,
sales
1
preferred (quar.)
preferred <quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
6 %
number of
Net
11-
25c
Electric
quarter
1955
to $1.04 per
$1,292,971, or 86
of
third
$143,748,711
11-15
Monthly
Monthly
Wisconsin
the
15c
(quar.)
Grocery
income
in
50c
(quar.)
Lovett
&
Sept.
1954.
15c
Oil
the
preferred dividends,
the
ended
^
Extra
Wilcox
for
net
stock
(quar.)
preferred
Whitney, Blake Co.
months
$45,058,049 in
with
compared
income
(quar.)
common
as
expire on Nov. 29, 1955.
the company announced on Oct. 24.
after
10-14
11-15
completion
upon
known
be
<
Co.—Bonds
will
bonds
held
(Mo.)-(-Earnings Up—
10-14
$1
10%
White
Auto
three
the
during
with
(quar.)
B.tquar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry. com. (quar.)____
47c prior lien (quar.)
White Eagle Oil Co. (stock dividend)
$2
sales
Net
Class
White's
Net
Corp.—
5% preferred (quar.)
Westminster Paper Co., Ltd.—
Class
11-
34%C
(quar.)
Stationery
will
standing
of
Western Auto Supply Co.
31 Vic
(quar.)_
RR.
&
dissolved
and
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
20,
10-14
11-
Gas
Hutzler
&
Bros.
100.1999,
offered
$2
45c
(accum.)
A
Western
Light & Telephone—
(increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)
be liquidated
general
other properties in the block between
five-tory and an eight-story loft building.
negotiating with Wjebb & Knapp for these
'
$2.59
Salomon
two
owns
Aves.—a
purchasers
Western Insurance Securities Co.—
Common
IY2
Dixie-Home
of
Stores, Inc., and subsequently sold.
Knapp
Seventh
and
15c
(quar.)
share
100.37%.
women's
15c
Lines
will
Natural
cipally in
10-31
3
receive
will
Stores
for each
(as sole underwriter) on Oct. 26 of¬
$2,500,000 of first mortgage bonds, 3%% series,
due Oct. 15, 1980, at 101 %% and accrued interest, ta
yield better than 3.30%. The underwriter won award of
the issue at competitive sale on Oct. 25 on a bid of
each
by this
Binzen,
$1.50
10-
stock
and
New York, N. Y., occupying
Sixth
on
(s-ai
10-31
Dixie-Home
of
common
!
Stores
cities
6c
shareholders
& Lovett
receding from
property is one of several, including 69?-95 Fifth Ave., New
York, N. Y., which Webb & Knapp purchased at the beginning of the
year
from Warner-Hudnut, Inc.
Since this purchase,
an
adjoining
six-story loft and office building at 113-23 West 18th St. apd 110-20
Insurance
plan,
Wisconsin
bid
seller.
50%
of five stories at
one
106-08 West
block
client of A.
a
Vice-President
11-
$3
ar¬
approved
special meeting.
a
merger
from
$2.50
(quar.)
Fire
Air
of
1162.
Webb & Knapp, Inc.—Sells Two Loft Buildings—
corporation
^Oc
the
The
1
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Pulp & Paper—
preferred
Westchester
consist
p.
1
Virginia
41/2''
profit
corresponding period in 1954.—V. 182,
1
(s-a)__
Kentucky Coal
West
182,
reports for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1955
taxes. This is equal, after deducting
dividend requirements on subsidiary preferred stock, to $1.13 per share
on 359,996
shares of common stock outstanding.
This compares with
25c
West Michigan Steel Foundry—
7% prior preferred (quar.)
Point
will
company
value.—V.
share
a
change in the corporate name to
consummation of the con¬
upon
the original
on
Knitting Mills—Earnings Decline—
11-
;
clears
payment
guaranteed
West
the
par
ownership
that
a
effective
and the 388-store chain then
Dixie Stores, Inc.—V. 182, p, 1382.
corporation
11-
& South Shore RR.—
Jersey
West
Wayne
The
11-
.
Special
of
without
annually
Inc.,
held.
common
net profit of $440,301 after income
10c
(quar.)
rears)
West
more
authorized
total
the
stock to 7,500,000 from 6,000,000.
They
of the operations of Dixie-Home Stores, Green¬
Stuart & Co. Inc.
11-15
—
the
shares of Winn
of
an
increase
fered
50c
1
common (quar.)_,
preferred (s-a)__
Disinfecting (stock div.)
.
End Chemical Co.—
West
or
capitalization
stock
common
11-15
(quar.)
Wellington Mills,
West
of
11-15
*
6%
raised
not
are
Stores,
Dixie-Home
40c
conv.
Wfceden & Co.—
4%
funds
Washington REAP, Inc. will have
Park Apartments, and it is expected
60c
pfd. (quar.)
Washington Gas Light (quar.)
Waverly Oil Works Co
.
sufficient
Under
purchase of Shipley Park, sub¬
refund without deductions for any
in
32 Vic
Extra
Showcase
If
to
The stockholders of Dixie-Home Stores earlier In the month
the
complete
a
Authorized
shares
net
(quar.)
(quar.)
Washington Steel, com. (quar.)
4.80%
11-
$1
(s-a)
Light—
Gas
preferred
preferred
$4.50
offering.
complete
to
in Shipley
Washington Reap will return 10%
400
Winn-Dixie
whatever.
shareholder
investment.
10-28
1-13-56
15c
—
D.
to
interest
10-31
25c
10c
$4.25
current
entitled
voted
common
a merger
the merger at
7-16
Co., common
Washington,
the
offering
are
of
25
ville, S. C., into Winn & Lovett and
ahd
4-16
37V2c
Swasey Co. (quar.)_
Washington Building Trust (Mass.)
Weber
1-16
(quar.)
(quar.):.
Warner &
-
2-1-56
37yac
(quar.)
1
of
the
Each
in
Extra
Bros.
completion
All payments for shares in Wash¬
made directly to Palisades T'rust Co., Englewood,
all funds will be held in escrow pending the
are
shares
Oct.
oil
solidation.
the corporaton.
of
agent,
escrow
of
also approved
REAP. Inc. assume no personal liability
obligations or liabilities which may arise in connection with
property. Any such obligations, or liabilities, including mortgages,
11-15
stockholders
number
1955—16 Wks.—1945
1955—4 Wks.—1954
$23,201,891 $18,550,660 $89,630,491 $73,131,641
_—
The
any
the
12c
Vulcan Corp.
Warner
Period End. Oct. 15—
Sales
Stockholders in Washington
12c
earned
(quar.)
Winn & Lovett Grocery Co.—Current Sales Higher-
on
El-
10-20
<
&
of
Park
1
♦
Walker
the common
purchase
stock
1
Virginian Railway Co.—
6%
preferred (quar.)
preferred
preferred
of
the
common
11-
(quar.)
50c class A
6%.;preferred
Shipley
owns
complete
outstanding
11-
tlOc
Vick Chemical
the
$1.31 y4
;
Co.,
all
10-20
capital gains)
(quar.)
(Year-end):
6%
which
$170,000 to
use
of
1
America
Corp.,
win
1956
11-
Vertientes-Ca'maguey Sugar Co. of Cuba—
6%
10,
30c
Corp.
Viceroy Mfg.
Jan.
Apartments, a large gardenapartment development in Washington, D. C. The balance of $30,000
will be paid to Real Estate Associates
Plan, Inc., the underwriter in
payment for its service in connection with the offering.
—I,
Extra
the total net proceeds from the sale
the corporation
before
$1.37 Vi
(quar.)
Income "Fund* (10c
Line
PROCEEDS—Of
stock,
or
10-14
1
37V2c
5f4 % • preferred (qyar.^
„
Vajue Line. Fund, Inc. (2c from earned in¬
come and 10c from capital gains)
Value
11-
mark
Power—
quar.)
preferred
Holders
Payable of Rec.
50c
—
Common .(increased
5V2%
When
Per,
'
development costs and for purchase of additional
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT TO
properties.
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
General
Net
Corporation and
Net
—-
REAP, Inc.—Stock
Offered—Real
Estate
income
Dividends
*The
Associates Plan,
Inc., of Jersey City, N. J., on Oct. 27
offered publicly 400 shares of common stock (no par
value) at a price of $500 per share.
BUSINESS—Corporation was organized through Real Estate Associ¬
ates Plan,
Inc., for the purpose of enabling small investors to take
advantage of opportunities to invest in income-producing real estate,
and which
opertaors.
dollars
up
to
Under
and
now
the
create
a
have
plan,
fund
been
small
large
open
only
investors
enough
market.
to
to
of
25
—
and
special
share__.
paid per share___
directors
cents
per
on
Oct.
share,
stock of record Oct. 28,
income
credit
taxes
and
prior years.—V.
17
payable Nov.
p.
two
21,
1955, and Jan.
reversal of
182,
declared
regular
1955,
$437,205
$1.55
$0.75
quarterly
and Feb. 21,
27, 1956.
Federal income
127,613
$672,727
$2.39
*$0.75
Credit
Net income per
Washington
assets
income
{Special
(Continued from page 11)
fixed
of
sale
on
Net
Investment News
income__
operating
Profit
enter
their
the
big
investment
real
1956, on
t Refund of Federal
tax accrual, provided
4J58.
large-scale real estate
combine
dividends
in
Common
See Winn & Lovett
Grocery Co. below.—V. 182, p. 1382.
(par
five cents)—
outstanding
9,000,000 shs.
6,494,000 shs.
On June 20, 1955,
the company purchased the San Rafael Group, con¬
sisting of 46 contiguous claims in Emery County,
XJtah, and the Brum-
Group, known during its many years of operations as the
A1 Rogers Mine. The San Rafael property must bo classified as a drill¬
ing prospect. The company plans prospecting hy drilling and under?ground work for the discovery of possible uranium producing horizons
thought to underlie these claims. It is contemplated that the balance
due on the Al Rogers Mine and the cost of further exploration thereon
and on the company's other holdings will be financed from the proceeds
ley Ridge
of
Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc.—Name Approved—
estate
stock
BUSINESS—Company was incorporated in Utah on June 15, 1955, to
explore, develop, mine and deal in mineral properties. At incorporation
the company owned outright 60 contiguous unpatented mining claims
located in Red Canyon and 9 claims located in the Yellow Circle Dis¬
trict, all in San Juan County, Utah. These claims are essentially unex¬
plored.
this
public offering.
Because
of
its
recent
incorporation,
the company
previous mining operations.—V. 182, p. 658.
has no record of
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October 31, 1955
.
(1848)
52
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS AND
Marshall
ALABAMA
:§
Albertville, Ala.
C90
obligation refunding
general
warrants
sewer
$625,-
sold
was
to
Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo, of
Birmingham, and Thornton, Mohr
ing
iVIarx
at
$200,000 state gasoline tax
344,000 3%s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1976 to 1985 inclusive.
15,
Legality ap¬
M-S.
Interest
1955.
Sept.
dated
are
proved by White, Bradley, Arant,
All & Rose, of Birmingham.
Anniston, Ala.
of $120,000
Bond Sale—An issue
bonds
improvement
sold to
was
of Georgia, of
the Trust Company
George M. Wood &
Atlanta, and
Co., of Montgomery, jointly, as
2.60s, at a price of 100.05, a basis
cf about 2.58%.
Dated Oct. 1,
1955.:* Due on Oct. 1 from 1956
to
Interest
inclusive.
1965
by
White,
& Rose, of
Legality
approved
Bradley, Arant, All
Birmingham.
Chambers
of $200,000
Bond Sale—An issue
Luilding bonds was sold to Sterne,
First Na¬
both of Birmingham,
Agee & Leach, and the
tional Bank,
jointly,
at
2%s,
as
price
a
of
basis of about 2.65%.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955. Due on Feb. 1
3rom
1956 to 1975 inclusive.
In¬
100.02,
Legality approved by
All
"White,
Bradley, Arant,
Rose, of Birmingham.
1970
Sale
Warrant
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
at
his office in
San Luis
Obispo until 2 p.m. (PST) on Nov.
7
for
the purchase of $200,000
26—
Sale
Warrant
warrants
Due
1956
Interest
F-A.
by
White,
& Rose, oi
<•*
('
•
.
.
Sch.
Sale—The
Bond
1163
build¬
$69,000
awarded to Ken¬
Co., of Phoenix.
were
—
Ellis &
Maricopa County School Dist. No. 4
Sale—The
Bond
offered
bonds
school
$25,000
Oct.
20
Trimble
1 from
40,000 3.20s. Due on April 1, 1964
1974 inclusive.
1966 to
1
Ala.
$500,000
Gadsden
School District,
Warrant
Sale
The
—
capital outlay school warrants of¬
Oct. 26—v. 182, p. 1743—
fered
were
awarded
to
a
group
com¬
the Trust Company of
Georgia, of Atlanta, Cumberland
Securities
Corp., Nashville, and
George M. Wood & Co., of Mont¬
posed
of
at a price of par, a net
interest cost of about 2.46%, as
gomery,
follows:
on March 1
1963 inclusive.
Due
1956 to
from
100,000
Bond
Due
2.40s.
on
County
(CST)
Sale
—
Vernon),
issue
of
5175,000 2%% State gasoline tax
anticipation warrants was sold to
; Hendrix
to
Mayes,
&
of Birming¬
to
1961
ap¬
$20,000 build¬
Oct.
offered
bonds
District,
Calif.
County,
Sale—The
Bond
25
were
Bank of America
to the
on
July
p.m.
from
1
are
1965
callable
that sealed
announces
until
1
p.m.
Dated July 1, 1955.
July 1 from 1958 to 1985
1965.
are
callable
as
of
House,
Barron
by
&
Nash, of Little Reck.
$20,000 3s. Due
70,000 3s. Due
1972 to
1955.
Due
1985
as
1966
of
on
July
by
Barron &
1,
1965.
Rose,
1
from
Bonds
thereafter
and
proved
July
July
are
1,
1958
due
callable
Oct.
18—
offered
1615—were awarded to
Bank
&
America
of
Savings
Francisco, at
National
Association,
a
follows:
$18,000
5s.
1956 to
of
price of 100.16,
net interest cost of about
2.81%,
at
of
basis
price
a
101.63,
of
Due
a
on
1958
Nov.
1
Alameda County,
Green Sch. Dist.,
to
1962
42,000 2%s. Due
1963 to
66,000
3s.
1970 to
Oct.
offered
bonds
3V2s,
as
at
25
—
182,
v.
to Dean
of San Francisco,
price of 100.30, a
Witter
a
basis of about 3.47%.
School
Lafayette
District,
County, Calif.
Contra Costa
build¬
Sale—The $240,000
ing bonds offered Oct. 25—v. 182,
p. 1743 — were awarded to the
Bank of America National Trust
on
Nov.
Blyth
to
interest
net
a
2.93%,
follows:
as
to
-
from
on Dec. 1
1958 inclusive.
Due
5s.
18,000 23/4s. Due on Dec. 1 from
to
from
and
1961
inclusive.
Due
Dec.
on
1
from
1958 inclusive.
1956 to
1960.
and
1966
to
inclusive.
Due on Dec. 1 from
1975 inclusive.
Las
Virgenes Union Sch. Dist,
County, Calif.
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Los Angeles
Bond
Nov. 1 for
the purchase of $17,000 building
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1956. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1956 to 1972 inclu¬
(PST)
a.m.
t
Co., of Los Angeles, at a price of
100.10, a net interest cost of about.
2.92%, as follows:
$19,000 23/4s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1966 to 1968 inclusive.
1969 to
1 from
Nov.
Due on
3s.
40,000
1973 inclusive.
Oakley Union School District,
Contra Costa County, Calif.
build¬
Sale—The $110,000
182,
awarded to the
ing bonds offered Oct. 18—v.
1507
Bank
—
were
5s.
1956 to
on Dec. 1
1959 inclusive.
Due
20,000 3y2s. Due on Dec. 1
1960 to 1963 inclusive.
3s.
70,000
Due
from
from
1 from
Dec.
on
1964 to 1975
San
of
Savings
$20,000
Trust
America National
of
Association,
Francisco, as follows:
inclusive.
Palmdale School District,
Los
on
Principal and interest (J-D)
a,
build¬
$59,000
Co., Weeden & Co., both of San
Francisco, and Hill, Richards &
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
until 9
Alameda Countyp
Dist.,
1615—were awarded to a group
composed of the American Trust
108,000 23/4s.
1967 to
from
1980 inclusive.
ing bonds offered Oct. 15—v. 182,
&
Due on Dec. 1 from
72,000 2V2S.
•
1
p.
p.
Due on Dec. 1, 1959
24,000 2V4S.
Dec.
on
Sale—The
Bond
5s.
1970 inclusive.
Due
California
Bond
follows:
as
to
3s.
Sch.
Niles
about 2.13%,
net interest cost of
a
1963.
1964
50,000
Savings
Bond
Angeles County, Calif.
Sale—The $75,000 build¬
182,
awarded to J. B.
ing bonds offered Oct. 18—v.
p.
1615—were
Hanauer
as
3y4s,
&
at
Co., of Beverly Hills,
a
price
of
100.05, a
basis of about 3.23%.
office.
Diego
Redding Sch. Dist., Shasta County,
California
County, Calif.
bonds
offered
Richards
at
Bond Sale—The
Sale—The $100,000
1615—were
p.
&
Oct.
25
—
school
v.
182,
awarded to Hill,
of Los Angeles,
Co.,
price of 100.009, a net inter¬
cost of about 3.18%, as follows:
$481,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 24—v. 182,
p.r 1615 — were awarded to the
American Trust Co., of
San Fran¬
cisco.
a
est
San Dimas Sch. Dist., Los
Angeles School Districts,
Angeles County, Calif.
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
office in Los Angeles,
bids at his
Dec.
6
for
the
purchase of
$20,000,000 building bonds, as fol¬
lows:
Angeles
County, Calif.
$75,000 33/4S. Due on Dec. 1 from
1976 to 1978 inclusive.
until
1
100.03,
of
$18,000
Association, of San
Francisco, at a price of 100.1004,
&
Bond
Nov. 1 from
1980 inclusive.
price
building
awarded
1615—were
& Co.,
p.
Los
1969 inclusive.
Due
awarded
1615—were
Co., and Heller, Bruce & Co.,
Francisco, jointly, at
both of San
...
Sale—The $5,000
Bond
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
on
Calif.
$133,000 build¬
&
California
Los
1959
District,
County,
p.
1971 to
from
inclusive.
on
Alameda
3.29%.
about
25,000 3s. Due on Dec. 1, 1979.
_
24,000 2V2s. Due
in
Legality ap¬
Meek, House,
Nash, of Little Rock.
3V2s,
Bond
build¬
p.
School
Eden
Mount
35,000 23/4s. Due on Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Sale—The $150,000
bonds
182,
San
a
Dated
inclusive.
ing
v.
1
(CST) on Nov. 4 for the purchase
$425,000
natural gas system
bonds.
Bond
ap¬
12,000 2V2s. Due on Dec. 1, 1962
California
sealed
p.m.
1978
Legality
build¬
payable at the County Treasurer's
April 15 from
on
County
the
at
office.
cisco.
1959
County, Calif.
$43,000
Sale—The
Bond
Lemon Grove Sch. Dist., San
that
of
revenue
I
interest
and
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
1956
Angeles,
Sch. Dist., Los
Easterby Sch. Dist., Fresno County,
until
announces
2.46%.
about
Gladstone
sive.
10,000 23/4s. Due April 15, 1971.
Trust
Marvel, Ark.
Blyth
to
1970.
and
price of 100.35, a basis
.
April 15, 1969
on
a
1961
Co., and Heller, Bruce & Co.,
San
Francisco, jointly, at a
price of 100.18, a net interest cost
of about 2.96%, as follows:
'he
Offering—Mayor James I.
Goodwin
the
of
July
approved
Legality
Meek,
Rose,
at
&
Bonds due in 1966 and
thereafter
of
and
Alameda County,
awarded
1615—were
bonds.
inclusive.
2V2s, at
as
ing bonds offered Oct. 25—v. 182,
p.
payable
(J-D)
in¬
1975
to
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
cost of about
5,
1957
Principal
California
Principal
Treasurer's
Due
15, 1955.
1956
15 from
clusive.
a
Sale—The $100,000 build¬
Bond
Dated Dec.
Dec.
on
of America National Trust & Sav¬
County Treasurer's office.
Decota Sch. Dist.,
in
(CST) on Nov. 4 for the purchase
of $70,000 natural gas svstem rev¬
on
Nov.
from
5
payable
(M-N)
1958
due
Offering—Mayor Ralph D.
bids will be received
Due
Nov.
a.m.
(PST) on Nov. 15 for
purchase of $69,000 building
ing bonds offered Oct. 25—v. 182,
school
Oct.
offered
$36,000
dated
are
on
inclusive.
interest
Bonds
thereafter
Abramson,
enue
bonds
Due
to
July
Bond
1955.
sealed
Holly Grove, Ark.
as
1956
15,
Tulare
11
the
Bond Sale—The
County, Calif.
Sale—The $150,000
Bond
Bond
1
1, 1965. Legality ap¬
proved by Rose, Meek, House,
Barron & Nash, of Little Rock.
gality approved by White, Brad¬
ley, Arant, All & Rose, of Bir¬
mingham.
from
Sept.
County
Legality
Tule School
South
Citrus
til
Fullerton School District, Orange
cisco.
until
gas
system
Dated
July
1,
inclusive.
and
of
as
to
Dated
Due
1985
1955. Due
inclusive. Le¬
ham.
interest
the
at
in¬
1980
and
office.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Modesto, un¬
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
The
R.
Dated
25.
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
that
bids will be received
An
to
natural
bonds.
Bond
(P. O.
payable
(J-D)
Treasurer's
ing
Nov. 4 for the purchase
on
$455,000
March 1,
Alabama
Warrant
1956
from
Principal
awarded
Mayor R.
—
announces
revenue
1964 and 1965.
Lamar
Offering
bids will be received
1,
2V2s.
$400,000
15
Dec.
bonds offered Oct.
Jan. 1, 1955. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1957 to 1977 inclusive.
Nov. 15 for
on
tion, of San Francisco.
1966
on April
from 1975 to 1985 inclusive.
Due
3.20s.
930,000
(PST)
a.m.
clusive.
Clarendon, Ark.
1955.
and 1965.
220,000 3s. Due on April 1 from
11
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
ARKANSAS
of
1963 inclusive.
L. W. Bither,
—•
purchase of $200,000 building
bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1955. Due
1061—were awarded to Refsnes,
net interest cost of about
3.18%, as follows:
to
Offering
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Modesto, un¬
182,
v.
—
the
awarded
improvement
as
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Ely, Beck & Co., of Phoenix.
1961
County, Calif.
Bond
Francisco, was
$300,000 municipal
San
of
District,
ing bonds offered Oct. 25—v. 182,
p.
1743—were awarded to Dean
Witter & Co., of San Francisco,
Stanislaus
Ceres School District,
on
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
National Trust & Savings As¬
School
View
County, Calif.
Bond Offering — L. W. Bither,
bonds.
Bond Sale—The Bank of Amer¬
ica
the
,
Maricopa County, Mesa High
Dist.
1615—were awarded to Blyth &
til
ARIZONA
'
build¬
$94,000
to
Stanislaus
ings Association, of San Francisco,
3.04%.
from
1
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1961
p.
office, or at any of the County fis¬
cal agencies in New York City or
Chicago.
Co., of San Francisco, as VAs, at
a price of 101.52,
a basis of about
of Birmingham, as
Legality
approved
Bradley, Arant, All
Birmingham.
neth
payable at the County Treasurer's
25—v. 182, p.
1743—were awarded to the Bank
Orange
District,
1957
from
mature
and
inclusive.
Mountain
Principal and interest (J-D)
bonds
ing bonds offered Oct. 25—v. 182,
p.
Berney
to
of Birmingham;
Mohr
&
Farish, of
^Montgomery; Watkins, Morrow &
Co., First National Bank, both of
Birmingham; and First National
Bank of Montgomery; at a price
$60,000 4s. Due on April
School
Sale—The
Bond
school
outlay
sold
was
& Co.,
1955.
1956 to 1975 inclu¬
Dec. 1 from
on
the
County, Calif.
of
issue
An
—
capital
$100,000
V;
1981
bonds.
bonds.
and
Centralia
Thornton,
tof par, a
Principal
(J-J)
Alabama
v.
Hendrix & Mayes,
1957
payable
at
County Treasurer's office.
refunding
warrants offered Oct.
2,
Jan.
from
2
Jan.
on
inclusive.
1972
to
interest
(P. O. Carrollton),
Pickens County
p.
182, p. 1743—were awarded to
& group composed of Sterne, .Agee
& Leach, of Birmingham; Equi¬
table Securities Corp., Nashville;
Due
1956.
Dated
bonds.
building
ing bonds offered Oct. 20—v. 182,
The $1,250,000
—
obligation
general
Mallagh,
E.
Birmingham.
'
1956
the
sociation,
Offering—A.
Bond
approved > by
White,
Arant, All & Rose, of
Legality
Bradley,
County,
Obispo
San Luis
District,
of
issue
An
—
Due on Oct. 1 from 1964
inclusive.
Interest A-O.
1, 1955.
to
a.m.
(PST) on Nov. 1 for
purchase of $838,000 building
Dated Dec. 1, 1955.
Due
trict
until 9
Arroyo Grande Union High School
California
State gasoline tax
anticipation warrants was sold to
Shropshire & Co., of Mobile, and
Thornton,
Mohr
&
Farish,
of
Montgomery, jointly. Dated Oct.
&
Gadsden, Ala.
school
Sale
Warrant
a
terest F-A.
(P. O. Monroeville),
2y2s, at a price of 100.17, a basis
of about 2.44%.
Dated Aug. 1,
(P. O.
County
1962 to 1965 inclusive.
$260,000 3%%
Perry
Lafayette), Ala.
15 from
Due on Nov.
16,000 3s.
Alabama
A-O.
The bonds will be dated Jan. 1,
Fresno, Calif.
Mobile County
to
10,000,000 City High School Dis¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
Louis.
St.
of
inclusive.
1961
''
bonds.
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
sive.
Due on Nov. 15 from
$24,000 3j/2s.
Legality ap¬
San
follows:
as
1956 to
1955.
of
Association,
Savings
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
397,000 3y2s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1966 to 1975 inclusive.
bonds
warrants,
road
country
Dated Oct. 1,
Sept. 1 from
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
The
6
2s.
as
build¬
$40,000
ing bonds offered Oct. 24—v. 182,
p. 1743 — were awarded to the
Bank of America National Trust
antici¬
3s and
Francisco,
105,000
1958 to 1960 inclusive.
3s. Due on
as
Sale—The
Bond
2%s.
$24,000 2V2s. Due on Sept. 1 from
•60,000
warrants,
pation
price of par, as follows:
a
were
follows:
Farish, of Montgomery, jointly,
■&,
&
Calif.
Humboldt County,
sold to Hugo
Co., of Birmingham, as
$305,000
District
School
City
$10,000,000
Sch. Dist.,
Los
Elementary School District,
Areata
total¬
Sale—Warrants
Warrant
Warrant Sale—An issue of
Excelsior Union High
CALIFORNIA
(P. O.
Ala.
County
Guntersville),
Bond
Sale—The
$50,000
build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 18—v. 182,
p. 1615 — were awarded to J. B.
Hanauer & Co., of Beverly* Hills,
as
3y4s,
at
a
price
of
100.21,
a
basis of about 3.22%.
Santa
Rosa
Elementary Sch. Dist.,
County, Calif.
Ventura
Bond
Sale—The
$25,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 25—v. 128,
Volume 182
Number 5477
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
53
(1849)
1508—were
p.
Work
&
awarded
Co.,
of
San
2.40s.
as
to
H.
E.
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.
Francisco,
Florida
Shasta Lake Union Elem.
Sch. Dist.,
Shasta County, Calif.
Bond
Now
1508—were awarded to Hanna& Talbot, of San
Francisco,
Lake
Union
Shasta
Bond
Sch.
County,
Sale—Tne
ing bonds offered
$8,000,000
—
tion
With
the
Calif.
on
mounted
have
date
to
to
The
182,
1615—were awarded to Hannaford & Talbot, of San
Francisco.
Authority received bids for
more sections of the turnpike
two
p.
for
Secretary of Board
will
8
Study
of
Available
Economic
The
—
Resources
Canal
Coordinating
Council of the Chambers of Com¬
is making available an in¬
the
brochure
economic
setting forth
resources
and
and
Bridge
When
construction
copies of the brochure should be
-
made to the
Coordinating Council,
City Hall, Yreka, or to the Cham¬
of
Commerce at Dunsmuir,
Shasta, Tulelake, and Weed.;
Bond Sale—The
will
it
place about
turnpike under
the
of
for
contract
first
the
include
Due
grading
receive sealed bids until 2:30 p.m.
-
County, Calif.
-
U
Bond' Sal6—The
■---■■
Corn
or
the
1956
1975
to
.Pierce.
*
Legality
&
Cutler,
Francisco,
2%s,
basis
at
of
of
101.40,
2.56%.
Stanislaus.
,
Bond Sale—An issue of
sold
was
of
$160,000
to
McDougal & Condon,
Chicago.
Edwardsville, III.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$781,000
improvement and ; refund¬
ing bonds was sold to Benjamin
Lewis
&
Co.,
Chicago, as 3s
1, 1955.
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1985
and
3V2S.
Due
on
of
Dated
March
Interest M-S.
by Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
Bond
road
Legality
Trauer-
&
Sale—An issue of
bonds
nicipal
sold
was
Bond
3%s.
as
to
Corp.,
$18,000
the
Mu¬
of Chicago,
1, 1955. Due
Dated Oct.
Jan. 1 from 1958 to 1964 inclu¬
on
sive.
Interest
J-J.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
Goreville, Illinois
Bond
"■
Sale—Water works bonds
Midland
were
Securities
sold to the
Co.,
follows:
cago, as
Bond
were
of
Chi-i
'•
Offering^-
about
of
County Clerk, will receive seslted
11
and
(PST) on Nov. 15 for the
purchase of - $25,000 b u i 1 d i n g
a.m.
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
on
clusive.
15
•'
4
<J-D)
Dec.
from
Principal
1975
and
at
Woodlake
&
of
Savings
the
<
►
/
;
.'*
of
.
1
Note
•
'i\ ,v*>
Sale —The
awarded
were
Bank
&
r
.
»• ?
Co.,>o£ Hairtferd.
'•
':
-
ties
to
JL82j
-
piv
,
150fti-Jwere. awarded,
Leedy, Wheeler & AHeihsii, Inc.,
at
price -of ;98.02,
^a
nei-interest edSfc fid about 3.41%
as follows:
a
$36,000
3s.
1957
Due
on
1964
inclusive.
to
64,000 3.40s. Due
1965
,
to
Nov.
on
1
from
Nov. 1 from
Offering
Bond
.
Kam
Treasurer
sealed
ceive
(Territory of)
Florida
Board
of
on
—
Territorial
Tal- Lee /will
re¬
1955. Due
Nov. 15 from 1958 to 1975 in¬
Dated Nov.. 15.,
Principal
~
-
and-; interest
(M-N) payable at the Territorial
Treasurer's off ice," Honolulu, or at
the Bankers Trust Company, of
New
York
City.
•
Legality .-ap¬
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
of New York City,
(The foregoing supplements the
report in our issue of Oct. 24—
v.
182, p. 1744.)
and
Bonneville
Bond
Sale—The $325,000
build¬
p.
1744—were awarded to Foster
&
Marshall,
May 1, 1954.
Due
on
May 1
due
in
1965
callable
and
thereafter
are
of
May 1, 1964. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
.
at
the
as
Bank
of
New
York, New
York City.. Legality approved
by
Toll
Highway
(P. O.
Revenue
Issue
of
565
members
syn¬
headed
nois Toll Highway revenue bonds
which were offered to investor^
at
price of par and accrued in¬
Constituting the largest
offering of its kind, the success
of the financing had been virtual¬
ly assured even prior to the ac¬
ceptance of the syndicate's bid of
a
terest.
price of 98 by State officials late
Tuesday. Oct. 25. This was indi¬
a
of
Seattle,
and
the
Continental Bank & Trust Co., of
City, jointly, at a price
a net interest cost of
2.76%, as follows:
Salt Lake
of
100.005,
about
$65,000
3s.
1956 to
Due
on
Oct.
260,000 23/4S. Due on Oct.
1961
to
1
from
1960 inclusive.
ing interest in the issue from in¬
1975 inclusive.
and
The bonds
at
the country,
otherwise.
over
and mature
are
insti¬
of
principal
in
Chicago, Chi¬
Paying Agent.
the
denomina¬
registrable
only;
fully
the
on
dated Oct. 1, 1955
Jan.
option of the Commission,
days' published notice, in
30
whole
Jan.
on
any
date not earlier than
1965,
1,
available
than
on
for
from
such
or
payment
moneys
other
1033/4%, or in
in part on any interest
revenues
whole
any
purpose
$10,000;
istered
coupon
bonds
provided
in
bonds and reg¬
interchangeable
the
Resolution.
Chicago, Harris Trust and
Savings Bank, The Northern Trust
Company, City National Bank and
Trust
Company
of
Chicago,
cago
cial
National
Bank
and
Company of Chicago, Chi¬
National Bank, and LaSalle
National Bank, in Chicago, Illi¬
nois; The First National City Bank
of New York, The Chase Manhat-:
tan
Bank, Chemical Corn Ex-<
change Bank, Bankers Trust Com¬
pany, and J. P. Morgan & Co. In¬
corporated, in New York, New
York; and Bank of America Na¬
tional Trust and Savings Associa¬
tion in San Francisco, California.
The bonds were sold subject to
miles
the
of
—
Northern.
Highway
pleted
The
will
first
includes
tirety
com¬
321.4
miles
long
stage
construction
in
their
Tri-State
miles and
80.2
of
routes
the
—
when
be
two
Illinois
which
the
en¬
of
Route
North
Illinois
Route of 88.4 miles—and that por¬
tion, 24.7 miles, of the East-West
from
Route
its
Trir-State to
with
U.
intersection
west of Aurora.
of
30
a
with
few
miles
The second stage
Salomon
Bros.
&
&
Hutzler;
Stone
&
Corporation;
Co.; Johnston,
Lemon & Co.; Tripp & Co., Inc.;
F. S. Yantis & Co.; American Se¬
curities Corporation; Barr Broth¬
ers &
Co.; R. S. Dickson & Com¬
pany; Estabrook & Co.; First ol
Michigan Corporation; Hallgarten
John
Si
Company;
Securities
W.
Clarke
&
Co.; Carl M. Loeb, Rnoades &
H. Morton & Co.; R. H.
Co.; W.
Moulton
&
Company; Reynolds
Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey
Company, Inc.
&
L.
F.
Rothschild
& Co.; G. H.
Co.; Adams, McEntee
Co., Inc.; Auchincloss, Parker
Redpath; Bache & Co.; Bacon,
Walker
&
&
&
Stevenson
Company;; "The Ohio/Company;
Raffensperger/ Hughe^. & Co.;
Roosevelt
&
Cross; .Schmidt,
Poole, Roberts & Parke; Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.;
Scott,
Horner
&
Mason,
Inc.;
Shearson, Hammill & Co.; F^ S.
Smithers & Co.; Stern Brothers &
Co.; Stroud & Company; Tucker,,
Anthony & Co.
Iroquois County Community School
District No. 3 (P. O. Donovan), HI.
Bond Offering—Donald Strand,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
connection with U. S. Route 67 tion, will receive sealeidTiids until
south of Rock Island. /
^■ Y1? *8 p.m.; (CST) on Nof| for the
The
Tri-State
Route
extends purchase
of
$400,000
building
from
point
a
line
to
one
extend to
the
near
the
near
a
Indiana' bonds.
Wisconsin
on
Dated
Nov.
1,
1955.
Due
Nov. 1 from 1956 to 1970 inclu¬
major portion of sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
beltway around the payable at a bank mutually satis¬
Chicago metropolitan area, con-, factory to the purchaser and the
necting with the Cook County Board of Education. Legality ap¬
Expressway System.
The North proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Illinois Route, connects with the Chicago.
the
the route is
a
Northwest Expressway planned for
LdSalle, Bureau and Lee Counties
Chicago
Community Consolidated Sch. Dist„
No. 289 (P. O. Mendota), III..
Cook
and
County
and
also connects with U. S. Route
South
near
the
Wisconsin
East-West
5);
Beloit/ just
state
Route
south of
line.
The
extends
to
the
Quad-Cities from the terminus of
Congress
Street
Expressway
at
the Tri-State Route.
The
highway is expected to be
by Jan. 1, T959, with
completed
individual routes opening to traffice
beginning Nov. 15, 1957.
The
could
bonds,
retired
be
Interest
from
all
on
j:
it
is
estimated,
by Jan. 1, 1977.
the bonds is exempt
present
Federal
income
taxes.
|
Syndicate Members—In addition
to
Glore, Forgan & Co. and HalStuart & Co., Inc., the syndi¬
cate'included,
among
others,
the
following:
Bond
Offering
—
C.
Kenneth
Carroll, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 8 for
the purchase of $570,000 building
bonds. ; Dated Dec. 1, 1955.
Due
Dec. 1 from 1956 to 1974 inclu¬
on
sive.
Interest J-D.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Peoria
County Twp. High Sch. Dist.
No. 158 (P. O.
Offering
Date
Dunlap), III.
Changed
The
—
offering of $282,000 building bonds
originally scheduled for Oct. 26
—v. 182, p. 1508—has been
changed
to Nov. 9.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Blyth & Co.,
Inc.;
The First Boston
Corpo¬
ration;
Smith,
Barney
&
Co.;
Drexel
&
Co.;
Harriman
Rip¬
ley
&
Co.;
Lehman
Brothers;
Eastman,
Dillon
&
Co.; Gold¬
Pierce, Fenner
than
de¬
Offi¬
and
man,
Sachs
&
Corpo¬
ration; B. J. Van Ingen & Co. Inc.;
White, Weld & Co.; Allen & Com¬
pany; A. C. Allyn and Company;
Bacon,
Pierce
Twp. (P. O. Hinckley), III.
Bond
Securities
Principal
& Cuitis; Phe^s, Fenn
Co.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.
k
construction, 128.1 miles, of the
East-West Route will
Union
Statement.
Co.; Bear, Stearns
Co.; Blair & Co.; C. J. Devine
Co.; Equitable Securities Cor¬
poration; ira Haupt & Co.; Hempnill, Noyes & Co.; Paine.cWebber,
point of connection
a
Route
S.
Lynch,
as
Central
&
Co.; Baxter, Wil¬
liams & Co.; TJraun, Bos worth &
ity by Chapman & Cutler of Chi-,
.Co.;" Byrne and Phelps; City Se¬
cago. Bond Counsel to.the Com¬
curities Corporation; Clark, Dodge
mission,
and
Wood,
King
and
& Co.; Julien Collins & Company;
Dawson of New York, and Isham,
VDigk /&/VMerle-Smith;
Dixon
Lincoln & Beale of Chicago, Bond
Bretscher Noorian Inc.; Dominick
Counsel
to
the
Underwriters.
& Dominick; Francis I. duPont &
White & Case of New York are
Co.;
Eldredge
&
Co.;: Folger,
Special Counsel. to .the Under^
Nolan-W.- B.^.Hibbs & Co., Inc.;
writers.
Fulton, Reid & Co.; Geo. B. Gib¬
/ Purpose of Issue
! bons &
Company; Hayden, Stone
Proceeds from the offering will
& Co.; Hirsch & Co.
be applied
to the cost of con¬
W. C. Langley & Co.; McDonald
struction of the first stage—193.3
& Company; Mullaney, Wells &
the unqualified approval of legal¬
Beane;
thereafter
.
&
Webster
American
Sons;
&
Bank of
Trust
&
Dean Witter &
Shields
not
in the Commission's
Brown
Company; Hornblower
& Weeks; The Illinois Company,
-l.ee Higginson
Corporation; F. S.
Moseley & Co.; John Nuveen &
Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.;
bonds and coupons
to be collected through, the fol¬
lowing banks: The First National
Merrill
earlier
Alex.
Republic
Jackson
arrange¬
for the
& Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Lazard Freres & Co.;
date
scale
as
The
at
January, 1961, through the use of
revenues at 1033/4%
and on a de¬
scribed
to
as
registered
bonds in denominations of
$1,000,
$5,000 and $10,000 and multiples
& Co.; William Blair &
Company; Blunt Ellis & Simmons.
sey,
1, 1995. They
redeemable prior to maturity,
clining
1 from
$1,0U0,
cated in the widespread pre-offer-
are
(P. O. Shelley), Idaho
ing bonds offered Oct. 24—v. 182,
Dated
dicate
Counties
Joint Class A School District No. 60
bonds
tion
boundary;
Dec. 1 from
Quickly Sold—A nationwide
tutional
until 2 p.m.
from 1961 to 1984 inclusive. Bonds
State
on
inclusive.
bids at-the- Bankers
missioners will receive sealed bids
-
&
Company/ 46
clusive.
Com¬
(EST) on Nov. 9 for
the purchase of $1,450,000 general
obligation
and
revenue
bonds.
Trust
jointly by Glore| Forgan & Co.,
Wall Street," arid'Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., ex¬
New
York : Cityv/;<ihtiT 10
a.m. perienced no difficulty Whatso¬
(EST) on Nov. 2 for the purchase ever in quickly distributing the
of $7,500,000 public improvement
$415,000;000 33/4% Northern Illi¬
Trust
Bingham
County
group
inclusive.
Due
1974
$415,000,000
IDAHO
the
to
Commission
Flagler County (P. O. Bunnell),
that
1967
vestors all
Offering — Chairman
George
E.
Wickline
announces
1966
to
Illinois
1974 inclusive.
Bond
Harris
a
Springfield), III.
bonds.
'
_
bonds>offere& Oet. 20
revenue
(of Orlando,
„
.
Sale^The^l^etOeO Utili* I
B»nd
—v.
Eustim/Florida
the
of
315,000 234s.
■
$300,000 First
•rt-•;
"•*
1956
1
.
Hawaii
"
r
composed
of New York City. Legality
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Mitchell, of New York
City.
to the Connecticut
Trust
1616—were awarded to
p.
HAWAII
-
June "1,
Henry, Knox and Mercers Counties
pany,
"
\ district tax anticipation notes of¬
fered Oct. 25—v. 182, p. 1743—
.
will
Clerk,
the
Coupon
Toll
ing bonds offered Oct. 20—v. 182;
^Torrington, Conn.
-
from
*
1955.
Interest
J-D. Legality approved by Charles
& Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Trimble &
San
.
1
inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $690,000 build¬
CONNECTICUT
;
..
.
Dec.
on
1974
Savings Bank, of Chicago; WhitePhillips Co., Inc., of Davenport,
and
Negley, Jens & Rowe, of
1. from
1956 to
1985 inclusive.
Bonds due in 1966 and thereafter Peoria, at a price of 100.04, a net
interest cost of about 2.66%, as
are
callable as of Sept. l; T965,
•
I
Principal and interest (M-S) pay* follows:
able at the Guaranty Trust Com¬ $375,000 2v2s. Due on Dec. 1 from
National Trust
Association,
Francisco.
to
receive sealed
bids until 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Nov.
10 for the
purchase of $180,000
improvement revenue bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on Sept,
High Sch. Dist:,
America
Due
"■
City
ing bonds offered Oct. 25—v. 182,
p. 1743 — were awarded to the
rBank
1957
to
obligation bonds,
general
4s.
as
*
1958
McCrary,
interest
Bond Sale—The $410,000 build¬
^
28,000
from
'
Stuart, Florida
y
Union
1
Bond Offering—Callie
Tulare County, Calif.
.
June
on
3V2S.
as
Community Unit Sch. Dist. No. 225
(P. O. Alpha), III.
*/
in¬
*
;
.4,
.
1970 inclusive.
1958 to
-
/■ /
April 1, 1956
on
269,000 3V2s. Due on April 1 from
County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap*
'proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Hef."rington & Sutcliffe/of San FranCisco.
1957.
follows:
as
bonds,
1994 inclusive.
Dated
15, 1955/ Due
1956 to
payable,
4.10%,
$31,000 3i4s. Due
of
Becker
...
'
.
revenue
Due
certificates
182, p. 1508—
awarded to Pierce, Carrison,
Wulbern, Inc., of Jacksonville, at
a price of 95.02, a net interest cost
bids at his office in Modesto until
.
$125,000
Oct. 20—v.
offered
^
C&dilhy^Qalif.y
anticipation-
revenue
a
■''/
.
Waterford* ~Scl>oolr-€)i»<i i»lf
.
-
price
a
about
Illinois,
cago,
ments
.
'as
Trust Company
of
J-D.
water works system revenue bonds
totaling $153,000
Lee-County {Pi OyFort Myers),
bonds offered Oct. 24—v. 182,
*
Florida'**."*'■
p; 1615—were awarded - to
Dean '/"
-Certificate Sale—The $300,000
'Witter & Co.", bf Sari
:ing
interest (Jan. 1 and
1, first coupon payable July
1, 1956) payable at the Continents
al
Illinois
National
Bank
and
auiy
Paying Agent has made
at the Florida Bank, Fort
fcriildi
$80,000
for
Dolton, III.
Exchange Bank, New York
City,
-
until
Foster, Illinois
M. Mit¬
Finance, will
of
$100,000 build¬
Upland Sch-. Dist. San Bernardino
from
Interest
Fla.
(EST) on Nov. 18 for the purchase
ing bonds offered Oct. 18—v. lS2t of $500,080 fire station and jail
p.
1615—were awarded to -Blyth revenue bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1955.
& Co., of Los Angeles,; as
3s7> at Due on Oet. T from -1956 to 1978
a price of
100.72, a basis of about inclusive. Principal and interest
2.91%.
-V'
(A^O) payable at the Chemical
,
- *
*
1
approved
for
8
by Chapman
of Chicago.
roadbed
Fort Pierce,
Director
bids
Nov.
on
Dec.
on
inclusive.
base, will be asked Nov. 3.
chell,
(CST)
bids, which will
one
O.
Davis,
Education,
of
sealed
approved
Bond Offering—George
Bay Union High Sch. Dist.,
Los Angeles County, Calif.-' —
-r-
-.
miles
and
South
»
awarded
100
(P.
sewer
bids
these
for
and draining. Next
are
said.
Manuel
B.
contracts
available throughout
County, particularly manufac¬
turing potentials.
Requests for
the
Mount
Lucie
St.
in
Thomas
man
op¬
portunities
ber
the
for
the
of
Martin County.
The
were
bids
approximately
19%
under feasibility estimates
with a savings of $781,590, Chair¬
merce
formative
Counties
superstructure
3
purchase of $315,000 school build¬
ing
bonds.
Dated Dec.
1, 1955.
grading
and
draining, for
bridges in Palm Beach and
Martin
California
receive
p.m.
seven
Siskiyou County (P. O. Yreka),
No.
Bond Offering—Keith E.
inclusive.
nearly $8,000,000.
build¬
Oct. 24—v.
District
Taylorville), III.
Bids
thority announced that savings
bids
semi-annual
County Community Unit
School
Authority
four more grad¬
on
ILLINOIS
Christian
draining and bridge construc¬
projects on Oct. 20, the Au¬
ing,
Dist.,
Jp74,uoo
Total
receipt of bids
ford
Shasta
Turnpike
(P. O. Dania), Florida
Savings On Construction
Sale—The $100,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 24—v.
182,
p.
State
&
Whipple
&
Co.;
A.
G.
be
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
until
Dec.
1
for
the
purchase of $10,000 road improvebonds
Due
bonds.
Dated
Oct.
7,
1955.
serially from 1956 to 1960.
Rochelle, III.
Bond
offered
were
Sale—The
Oct.
24—v.
awarded
$130,000 bonds
182, p. 1616—
to John
Co., of Chicago,
as
Nuveen &
follows:
$70,000 water works and sewerage
revenue
bonds
as
3s.
60,000 water works and sewerage
revenue
bonds
as
3 Y4S.
54
$115,300 School Township Bonds.
Due semi-annually from Jul}
Stephenson County Community
]
Unu
Ocit.
U(»l.
(P. (J.
2U1
niu.
1,
Dakota), III.
Bond Offering—M.
W. Iserman,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
1955. Due
on
July
to
Civil
1,
(M-S) payable at the Bank
Legality
ap¬
proved by Wyatt, Grafton & Graf-'
ton, of Louisville.
in¬
1970
Due
1,
Dated
July
to
1957
Nov.
and interest
1,
LOUISIANA
1970.
1,
Bossier Parish
Principal
1955.
Bond
(J-J) payable at the
of
bonds
Peoples Loan & Trust Company,
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
a
banking
institution
Modoc.
McCord,
Indianapolis.
INDIANA
$50,000
school
State
Auburn
The bonds
price of
a
awarded
were
—
the
to
Bank.
par.
bonds
awarded
to
Des Moines National
Oct.
25
were
the
2.33%.
Nov.
Offering
Dewey
—
Grant,
President, will receive sealed bids
at the Citizens National
Bank, Tell
City, until 2 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
4
for
the
purchase of $150,000
sive.
bonds and debentures, as
2%s, at
as
Bonds
thereafter
callable
are
of
as
40,000 debentures. Due semi-an¬
nually from July 1, 1980 to
Jan.
1,
able
as
1985
of
issues
inclusive.
Call¬
July 1, 1960.
dated
are
Nov.
1,
1955.
Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
Johnson
Township Sch. Township
(P. O. Blocker), Ind.
Bond
Sale—The
building
building
20
Oct.
awarded to
were
a
of
182, p. 1616—were awarded to
City Securities Corp., of In¬
dianapolis,
100.12,
2%s, at
as
price
a
240,000 2%s. Due
on
Nov. 1 from
1960 to 1965 inclusive.
1 from
320,000 3s. Due on Nov.
inclusive.
1966 to 1973
and
1975.
were
utility
Oct.
revenue
25—v.
182,
bonds
of¬
1616—
p.
awarded to the Bank of Ox¬
ford.
Salem-Washington Twp. Public
Schools Corporation (P. O.
Salem), Indiana
Bond
Offering — Frank Moore,
Secretary of School Board, will
receive
(CST)
of
sealed
on
bids
until
1
$160,000 building bonds. Dated
1, 1955. Due semi-annually
Oct.
posed
1, 1957 to Jan. 1, 1973.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
of
Township School Town¬
ship (P. O. R. R. 3, Columbus),
Indiana
Bond Offering
Township
—
Trustee,
sealed bids until 1
Nov.
000
10
building
1955.
p.m.
(CST)
Due
of $30,bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
semi-annually
a
group
Equitable
of
.
com¬
Securities
$160,000 4s.
1956
Due
2%s.
from
512,000 3s.
1971
Due
Due
15
May
on
May 15 from
on
to 1987 inclusive.
288,000
3V8S.
Due
1988
from
May
on
revenue
182,
—v.
1744—were
p.
Stein
build¬
bonds offered Oct. 25
Bros.
Bankers Bond
&
awarded
and
Boyce,
Co., both of Louis¬
a price of par, a
of about 3.97%,
ville, jointly,, at
follows:
as
$41,000 33/4s.
Due
on
Oct. 1 from
1956 to 1964 inclusive;
109,000 4s.
1965
to
Due
on
1979
Octroi
from
interest
a
cost
was
of
Township
Trustee,
will
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
sold to Charles
about
600
bonds,
as
follows:
$20,000 314s. Due
70,000 3V2S. Due
receive
(CST)
Nov. 2 for the purchase of
on
$230,-
Dec.
1
to
1966 to
The
1985
on
1965
1985
bonds
1955. Due
Dec.
from
of
1,
1956
1955*
3.39%,
as
on
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
on
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
are
dated
Sept.
New
Bond
Sept. 1 from 1956 to
inclusive.
Principal
and
in¬
25
.Ripley
&
Co.,
Inc.,
municipal
Community Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 26—v. 182,
p. 1745—were awarded to McDon¬
and
ald-Moore & Co*, of
price of 100.002.
Genesee
The
sold
were
the
to
Diet.
No.
on
of
bids
until
cost Of about
$240,000 3%s. Due
8
310,000 3V2S- Due
p.m.
interest
by
(M-S)
the
Sale
The
$180,000
bonds offered
—
relief
awarded
were
the
to
mu¬
Oct.
Boston
basis of about
The
bonds
1955.
Due
1.67%.
p.
dated
are
Nov.
Nov.
1, 1956
Principal and interest
at
Bank
on
the
of
National
Legality
composed
ap¬
1617—were awarded to a group
Canfield, Pad+
Stone, of Detroit.
thur
Sale—The
20
—v.
a
to
$225,000
plant
182,
.
bonds
elec¬
offered
1616 —were
p.
Kidder,
Peabody
&
of New York City, as 2.10s
price of 100.04, a basis of
2.09%.
&
Dist.
Zebraskv, City Treasurer, will
sealed
Shawmut
Water " St.,
(EST)
on
bids at
Bank
the
of
Boston,
National
Boston,
until
re¬
11
40
a.m.
Nov. 2 for the purchase
(P. O. Muskegon),
No.'15
Bond Offering—Gordon
Nelson,
on Nov. 1 for the pur¬
$240,000 building bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1955.
Due on Dec.
1
from
1956
to
1981
inclusive.
chase
(EST)
of
composed of Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc.; Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the National Lumberman's
Inc.; and Blyth & Co., Inc., all of
Chicago, at a price of 100.23, a
Bank, of Muskegon.
net
as
interest
of
cost
about
3.19%,
Woods Sch. Dist., Mich.
Sale —The
$1,500,000
Harper
1957
to
1965
140,000 3s.
1966 to
inclusive.
Due
to
Burton
(P.
Jan.
on
from
1
1970 inclusive.
415,000 314s. Due
1971
Jan. 1 from
on
1981
on
1616—were awarded to Barcus,
Kindred
Ryan,
&
Co.,
Sutherland
jointly, at
interest
Chicago,
and
& Co., Toledo,
price
a
cost
of
of
a
par,
about
building bonds offered Oct. 26—
182, p. 1745—were awarded to
v.
3.57%,
group
net
as
composed of the First of
Michigan Corp., Detroit, Harri¬
man Ripley & Co., Inc., New York
City,
Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 5
O. Flint), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $390,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 19—v. 182,
p.
Bond
a
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
$60,000
Braun,
**1956 to
on
195£
on
1979
on
&
Co.,
Shafto, Inc., of Boston, and
Siler,
of Detroit, at ,a
price of 100.001, a net interest
cost of about 3.04%, as follows:
Roose
&
Co.,
$140,000 4s.
Due on Sept. 1 from
1957 to 1960 inclusive.
3V2s.
1,210,000
from
1961
3s.
1964 to
on
Sept.
1963 inclusive.
Due
to
Due
on
Sept.
1
1
1980 inclusive.
July 1 from
1973 inclusive.
100,000 314s. Due
1974 to
from
1
inclusive!
210,000 33/4s. Due
1960 to
July
Due
Bosworth
Toledo; Paine, Webber, Jackson
&
Curtis, of Detroit; Lyons &
150,000
4s.
Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
dock &
follows:
Due
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield,
from
River, Mass.
Bond Offering — Frederick B.
1972 inclusive.
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 8
p.m.
follows:
Fall
of
Michigan
Berkley School District, Mich.
ing bonds offered Oct. 24—v. 182,
p. 1616—were awarded to a group
Kenower,
Co.,
1964 to
Bond
Sale—The $750,000 build¬
of
&
Gustafson School Fourth Class Sch.
designated by the successful
Legality
approved
by
Canfield, .Paddock
Stone, of Detroit.
Legality
ap¬
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
&
awarded
Co.,
pany
Boston.
lighting
Oct.
sive.
by,
Palmer
tric
July 1 from 1958 to 1973 inclu¬
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at a bank or trust comr
on
pay¬
Shawmut
j.
MacArDetroit, Paine,
dock &
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, of De¬
troit, Stranahan, Harris & Co., of
Bear Lake Rural Agricultural
t
Toledo, and Walter J. Wade, Inc.,
School District, Mich.
of Grand Rapids, at a price of
Bond Offering—Carl V. Nelson,;
100.02, a net interest cost of about
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
3.29%> as follows:
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
$100,000 3V2S. Due on April 1 from
til 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 2 for the
1956 to 1963 inclusive.
purchase - of
$135,000
building
150,000 314s. Due on April 1 from
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1955. Due
1,
and
..
ing bonds offered Oct. 20—v. 182,
by Miller,
proved
$195,000 314s.
1957.
June 1 from
Sch. Dist. No. 7
(P. O. Grand Rapids), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 build¬
payable at a
designated
purchaser.
on
Grand Rapids Twp.
trust company
or
June 1 from
1982 inclusive.
1970 to
Nov. 7 for the purchase
on
1969 inclusive.
1958 to
Nov. 1, 1955. Due on Sept. 1 from
1958 to 1934 inclusive.
Principal
bank
of Braun,
Co., both of Detroit, at
of«100.03, a net interest
3.55%, as follows:
price
a
$135,000 building bonds. Dated
and
&
chen
1
Offering—Edgar R. Foxton,. District Secretary, will re¬
sealed
to a group
Bosworth &
Co., Inc., Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
both of Toledo, Kenower, MacArthurCo., and Watling, Ler-
(P. O. Argentine), Mich.
(EST)
'
.
i5uy—were awarded
composed
Bond
ceive
Rural
Kearsley
ing bonds offered Oct. 18—v. 182,
p.
basis of about 1.92%.
Sch.
a
Flint), Mich.
•*
Bond Sale—The $550,000 build¬
Corp., New York
at a price of 100.12,
2s,
as
Twp.,
(P.
Boston
City,
a
Detroit, at
...
Agricul. School Dist. No. 14
$600,000
■bonds
offered
relief
day
same
&
Paddock
Bond Sale—The $130,000
,
—
by
designated
Legality approved
Flushing
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, both
of Boston, jointly, as 2V2S, at a
price of 100.27, a basis of about
Additional Sale
company
Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
1745—were awarded to Harri-
man
(M-S) payable at a bank
by
182,
v.
—
Sept. 1 from 1956
Principal and
on
the purchaser.
Sale—The $564,000 sewer
station
construction
Oct.
8
$350,000 school site and
bonds.
Dated Sept.
1,
trust
or
until
Nov. 3 for the pur¬
inclusive.
interest
of
Bedford, Mass.
offered
bonds
p.
Boston.
by
Deposit & Trust Co., of Bos¬
ton, as 1.70s, at a price of 100.04,
at
Bank
bids
sealed
on
Due
1980
to
awarded to the
Miller,
Safe
a
1955.
fire
and
in¬
Brockton, Mass.
ceive
1,
The $150,000 elec¬
were
—
of
building
Boston, as 2.40s, at a price of
100.18, a basis of about 2.37%.
Due
•
1974
to
Legality ap¬
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
proved
27
receive
(EST)
bidder.
Principal
and
interest
payable at the Merchants National
about
No. 1,
1956
Nov. 2 for
on
Concord, Mass.
Co., Inc., of Cincin¬
price of 100.03, a net
Cates,
Paul
—
Dated
Bond
Sale—An issue of $90,000
at
Mezza¬
purchase of $605,000 Probate
and
Registry
of
Deeds
inclusive*
Hinsch &
nati,
of Boston,
(EST)
a.m.
proved
>
follows:
Offering
on
will
p.m.
tric bonds offered Oct. 26—v. 182,
1744
O.
(P.
Dist.
City), Mich.
Bond Offering — J. W. Tracy,
.
11
Court
Williamstown, Ky.
A.
,
the
Bank
Floor, 30 State St., Boston 6,
until
from
Bond
Jer¬
K.
able
interest cost
building bonds
Bond
Offering—Bruce
nicipal
Sale—The $150,000
& Trust
Township (P. O. R.R.
Modoc), Indiana
Bond
re¬
ceive sealed bids at the Merchants
15
Providence, Ky.
ing
..
auld, County Treasurer, will
Bond
Bond
.
,
inclusive.
1995
to
—
tractional
County (P. O.
Barnstable), Mass.
Bank
inclusive.
to 1970
1961
Sale
Bond
Sch.
Secretary of Board of Education,
$60,000
MICHIGAN
clusive.
1960 inclusive.
to
320,000
May 15 from
on
submitted for the
were
ap¬
Garden
*
Argentine and Deerfield Twps.
Barnstable
bonds.
follows:
payable at the Irwin Union Bank
Union
J-J.
Co., Bos¬
ton. Legality approved by Ropes;
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
Chicago,
July 1, 1957 to Jan. 1, 1967 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
(J-J)
Co., Columbus. Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
1,
300,000 school bonds. Dated Aug*.
1, 1955. Due on Aug. 1 from 1956
to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
payable at the Second
nine
as
of 100.09,
chase
Acton-Roxborough Regional Sch.
National
on
for the purchase
to
price
a
Cooper
Hudson, Mass.
First
MASSACHUSETTS
Bankers
Bond Co.; Stein Bros. & Boyce;
and
W. L. Lyon
& Co., all of
Louisville; also A. C. Allyn & Co.,
net
Frank Runge,
will
receive
No bids
of New Orleans.
bonds of¬
p.
1744—
Son.; Almstedt Bros.;
to
Sandcreek
182,
at
-Legality
of Detroit.
man,
of about 1.99%.
companion
offering
of
school project bonds.
the
* Legality ap¬
by Foley, Cox & Judell,
&
Salem.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
^J§d^3an.
are
Interest
Corp., Nashville; J. J. B. Hilliard
able at the Farmers-Citizens State
Bank,
sewer
25—v.
awarded
were
Nov.
from July
bonds
from
on *
Boston.
obligation
2s,
as
oasis
1
No.
inclhsive?^;"'
Paducah, Ky.
p.m.
Nov. 7 for the purchase
Due
1981
Sale—The $1,280,000 gen¬
Bond
water
District
Bank-State Street Trust
80,000 2%s. Due on Nov. 1, 1974
fered
$15,000
ton,
as
bidder.
proved by Berry, Stevens & Moor¬
Estabrook & Co.,
Co., all of Bos¬
Corp.,
banking institution
designated by the
a
in Michigan
successful
L. Day &
2.46%.
bonds.
group
1957 to 1959 inclusive.
eral
Sale—The
1981
to
payable at
mu¬
composed of Lee Hig-
group
Baltimore,
of
Oxford, Ind.
Bond
1958
from
on
in¬
Blyth & Co., New
Dist. (P. O. Acton), Mass.
City, W. L. Lyons & Co., and
Bond Offering — Priscella Felt,
Bankers Bond Co., both of Louis¬
District
Treasurer, will receive
ville, at a price of 100.0006, "a sealed bids at the Second Banknet interest cost of about 2.89%;
State Street Trust Co., Ill Frank¬
as follows:
lin St., Boston, until noon (EST)
$110,000 3s. Due on Nov. 1 from on Nov. 2 for the purchase of $1,-
basis of about 2.85%.
a
1
Due
York
$15,000 school
bonds offered Oct. 21-r
on
in¬
1981
to
bonds.
B
Sewerage
52,000
proved
$750,000 school
bonds offered
revenue
the
fered
,
The
Lexington, Ky.
1958
Due
clusive.
1956.
Bond Sale—The
from
1958 to
composed of Stein Bros. & Boyce,
July 1, 1960.
works
Jan.
basis of about 2.73%.
-
1
bonds.
A
series
91,000
KENTUCKY
1, 1980 inclusive.
due Jan. 1, 1961 and
series
clusive.
price of 100.06, a
a
Marguerite H.
—
Frosch, Secretary of the Town
Council, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (CST) on Nov. 22
for the purchase of $193,000 pub¬
lic improvement bonds, as follows:
Jan.
ing bonds offered Oct. 24—v. 182,
p. 1508 — were awarded
to the
Carlton D. Beh Co., Des Moines;
and Onslow Savings Bank, joint¬
ly,
Offering
Bond
build¬
$50,000
a
Rockland-Atlas National
Dist., Iowa
Sch.
Indep.
Sale—The
to
p.
$50,000
Bond
1957 to Jan.
v.
May
1, 1965.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
$110,000 first mortgage bonds. Due
semi
annually from July 1,
*
on
callable
are
will
$600,000
relief bonds offered Oct.
20—v. 182, p. 1616—were awarded
nicipal
Frank J.
sive.
1,
Nov.
in .1966
and
as of Nov.
due
Bonds
thereafter
follows:
The
of
1975, inclu¬
1956 to
1,
—
of the Parish
Mass.
River,
Sale—The
ind R.
Mandeville, La.
dated
Fall
Bond
a
Offering
Jury,
Legality approved by Ropes,
ginson
receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
16 for the purchase of $42,531.72
street
paving
certificates.
Due
serially from 1956 to 1965 inclu¬
$375,000
Due semi-annually
1955.
and
are!
bonds
Onslow
Township Sch. Building
Corporation (P. O. Tell City), Ind.
&
O. Gretna),
(P.
Secretary
Co., of Davenport.
Jefferson
revenue
Police
Community Sch. Dist., Ia*
Bond Sale—An issue of
The
City Securities
Corp., of Indianapolis, as 2%s, at
a price of 100.31, a basis of about
Bond
Certificate
Deemer,
Bank, of Des
Moines, as 2V2S, at a price
100.18, a basis of about 2.48%.
&
$340,000 hospi¬
offered
Bank
Louisiana
bulding bonds was sold to Quail
Bond Sale—The
tal
Bossier
Parish
of the Board of Edu¬
will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 3 for
the purchase of $325,000, building
bonds. Dated July 1, 1955. Due on
July 1 from 1956 to 1980 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (JyJ)
Secretary
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
182,
v.
—
Co., all of Bossier, as
314 s.
Jefferson
55—were awarded to the Iowa-
l%s, at
Blackford County (P. O.
Hartford City), Ind.
11
Township School District
(P. O. Flint), Mich.
'
E. Herbst,
16
cation,
Bos-
$200,000 jail
Oct.
and
Sale —The
Monona
sold at
were
Bossier,
and
Manning, Iowa
p.
aid bonds offered Oct. 24—v. 182,
1616
of
$48,000 Town
Hall bonds offered July 11—v. 182,
Auburn, Ind.
The
—
1964 inclusive. Prin-
of
31, 1955
Bond Offering—Wm.
:ipal and interest payable at the
Bank
Monday,- October
.
.
No.
Due on Nov. 1
Shawmut
,
Burton
bonds.
project
1, 1955.
Boston.
Trust
Bond
p.
&
Sale
offered
school
from 1956 to
ion.
(P. O. Benton), La.
1384—were awarded to a group
composed of The Bank of Benton,
First State Bank, National Bank,
by
Miller, of
IOWA
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Sale—The
Ice
$90,000
Gated Nov.
p.
Legality approved
Ross,
of
National
Township
Dec. 1 from 1956 to 1974 inclusive.
agreeable to the purchaser and the
Board of Education. Legality ap¬
Williamstown.
of
bonds.
semi-annually from Jul}
115,300
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
(CST) on Nov. 16 for
the purchase of $650,000 building
bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
1957
terest
clusive.
til 8:30 p.m.
Bond
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1850)
.
July 1 from
inclusive.
20,000 3s. Due July 1, 1980.
Hesperia Community Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
Bond Sale—The $98,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 19—v. 182,
182
olume
Number
,,1616—were
5477
awarded
to
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.•
.
Ken-
•
Oak Park (City) and
Royal Oak
-
MacArthur & Co., of Dereit, at a price of 100.02, a net
wer,
cost
nterest
about
of
ollows:
-
.
Bond
1956 to
1
1962 inclusive.
1963 to
7
bonds.
1974 inclusive.
1975 to
1978
June
June 1 from
on
inclusive,
Harbor
Sale
'*
.
troit.^
disposal system bonds offered
ct. 25
3.35%,
260,000 V/zS. Due
1958 to
will
$375,000 tax
icipation notes offered Oct.
^..182,
he
'
-*
'
"
Lake
Linden,
Mich.
—
Offering—Joseph H. Werer,
Village Clerk, will receive
ealed bids until 4 pan. (EST) on
"ov. 22 for the purchase .of $37r~
street
ated
July 1, 1955. Due
City
Bend
June J
sive.
*
from
1956
to
No. 225
»
Bond
Harris
&
Co.,
oar.
f about
3.66%,
235,000
4s.
1956 to
Due
Julv
on
building
,
on
July 1 from
1980 inclusive.
182,
v.
a
Bond
Offering
City
uzore,
ealed
Mich.
will
7
the
for
239,100 bonds,
group
,
(EST)
p.m.
special
1967 to 1981 inclusive.
provement bonds. Due
.
general
obligation
provement bonds. Due
1 from 1956 to
.
Dated
nd
Oct.
1 from 1956 to 1960 inclusive.
65,800
-
im¬
on
Oct.
interest
Shelby School District, Mich.
1955.
1,
im-
on
at
Detroit.
Legality aproved by Miller, Canfield, PadQCk & Stone, of Detroit.
ng
Community Sch. Dist., Mich.
Sale—The
$390,000 buildbonds offered Oct. 20—v. 182,
.1617—were awarded to
a
group
Offering
Bond
bids
8
A.
(EST)
p.m.
sealed
on
Nov;
McDonald-Moore & Co.,
oth of Detroit, and Ryan, Sutherand & Co., of Toledo, at a price
f par, a net interest cost of about
Co.,
60,000
4s.
1957 to
Due
on
June
1
from
1962 inclusive.
Motor
purchase cf $65,000
Vehicle
Highway
Fund
bonds.
Dated
1
June
on
Dec.
1956 to
from
Principal
clusive..
1955.
1,
Due
1965
and
in¬
interest
(J-D) payable at a .bank or trust
company
chaser.
ler,
of
designated by the
pur¬
Legality approved by Mil¬
Canfield,
Paddock &
Stone,
Detroit.
Wyoming Township (P. O. Grand
Rapids), Mich.
Bond
Offering
Solkema,
—
Township
Edward Van
Clerk,
1963 to 1980 inclusive.
110.000 3y>s. Due on June 1 from
.
1981 to
1985 inclusive.
&
of
(EST)
on
Nov. 7 for the purchase
of
$41,500 sidewalk, special assess¬
bonds. Dated Aug. 15, 1955.
Due on Aug. 15 from 1957 to 1959
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
Bank, Grand Rapids.
Old
.
Kent
Interest
inclusive.
J965
to
sewer bonds. Dated Dec.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1956
inclusive.
Principal and
interest payable at the National
Shawmut Bank of Boston. Legal¬
1975
to
by
approved
ity
Canton, Miss:
?
Seabrook, N. H.
Oct.
offered
awarded to
bonds
was
bonds
The
to J. M.
Minneapolis, as
of
lows:
vMendota, Minn.
.Bond Offering r—,Frank Stary,
Town
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 7
for the purchase of $18,000 road
equipment - bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
1
Dec.
from
1958 to
and in¬
suitable bank¬
ing institution designated by the
inclusive.
1966
terest
bonds.
Legality
bidder.
ap¬
Morton, Kyle
McCartney, of St. Paul.
Murray, Cottonwood and Nobles
Counties Joint Indepi Consol.
.
t
Sch.
Dists.
120
Nos.
and
121
(P.O. Fulda), Minn.
Bond Offering—John G. Tuseth,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
16
the
for
building
on
Feb. 1 from 1958 to
inclusive.
1980
of $750,000
Dated Nov. 1,
purchase
bonds.
Due
1955.
Principal
and
proved by Faegre
Minneapolis.
&
Benson, of
County (P. O. Olivia),
Minnesota
Bond
age
Sale—The $750,000 drain¬
bonds offered Oct. 27—v. 182,
to
County,
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
payable
Bank
at the First Na¬
Boston, or at the
1985
Co., both of Minneap¬
olis, American National Bank, and
Paul,
&
as
Moody, Inc., both of St.
follows:
of
Ex¬
Company,
Banking
Exeter
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
eter.
Boston.
Morton Special
Bond
Park Sch. District, N. J.
Sale—The $173,000 build¬
Bond
ing bonds offered Oct. 24—v. 182,
p.
1617—were awarded to Ryan,
Hanauer
&
Co., of Newark, as
4.40s, at par.
Brielle, N.J.
Offering—Taylor Tadlock,
of
Board
of
Supervisors,
sealed
receive
until
bids
Sale—The
Bond
inclusive.
Saffin
$23,500! water
24 .-4 v. 182,
awarded to Boland,
Co., of New York City,
&
23/4s,
as
Oct.
offered
bonds
2- p. 1617—were
(CST) on Nov. 8 for the
purchase of $290,000 building
bonds. Due serially from 1956 to
p.m.
at
of
price
a
(P. O. Cedar Grove), N. J.
Bond
Walker,
receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Nov. P
for the purchase of $300,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds.
Due serv
ally from 1956 to 1980 inclusive.
will
MISSOURI
the
of
Sale—A
National
group
State
Missouri
composed
Bank of
Newark; B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
New York City; J. B. Hanauer &
Co., and
all of
Newark; was the successful bidder
for the $650,000 building bonds of¬
&
Hanauer
Co.,
Ryan,
Van
Deventer
Bros.,
Inc.,
fered Oct. 25—v. 182, p.
Caruthersvillo.
Caruthersville)r
County,
Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Dist.
Township Sch.
Grove
Cedar
.Bond Offering—Mavis A.
Pem'scot
100.05, a
basis of about 2.74%.
Winona, Miss.
City^ Clerk,
JERSEY
NEW
Forest), Miss.
1746. The
bid for $648,000 bonds as
3.10s, at a price of 100.33, a basis
group
of about 3.05%.
$400,000
to G. H
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
school
Cook
&
as'3y8s.
Due
1955.
Newhard.
St. Louis
Dated Sept. \
Co.,
and
Co., both of
jointly,
on
March
inclusive.
1975
to
sold
was
&
Walker
1 from
Legality
195f
ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht.
of St. Louis.
Denville
Township School District
(P. O. Denville), N. J.
Bond
Offering—Samuel R. Van
Orden, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
p.m. (EST) on Nov. 7
purchase of $95,000 build¬
7:30
for the
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1955. Due
July 1 from 1957 to 1975 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
on
St.
Bayless Consol.
School District, Missouri
Louis
County,
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds-
school
.was
$230,000
sold
to
the
Trust Co., of Kansas
3%s, 3s and 2%s. Dated
1, 1955.
Due on March 1
Commerce
City,
Sept.
as
from
1956
terest M-S.
Charles
&
to
1975
inclusive.
In¬
Legality approved by
of
Trauernicht,
St.
Louis.
payable at the Morristown Trust
Co.,
Morristown.
Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
Hawthorne
Bond
School
District, N. J.
Sale—The $150,000
build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 25—v. 182,
p.
1617 — were awarded to the
Map!ewood Bank & Trust Co., of
Maplewood, as 2%s.
awarded to a group
composed of Kalman & Co., E. J.
Juran
serially from
inclusive.
1975
p,| 1509—were
Prescott &
1,
tional
Audubon
'
Consolidated Sch. Dist. (P. O.
in¬
payable at a suitable bank¬
ing institution designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
terest
Renville
'
The bonds mature
will
Nov.
dated
are
terest
160,000 municipal building bonds.
1956
.Lyons & Shafto,
P. Fogg & Co.,
3s, at a price, of
about 2.96%: ?
Due on Nov. 1 from 1957 to
1955.
improvement
street
$595,000
a
proved by Gilbert,
&
$755,000
as fol¬
Principal
payable at
successful
of
were
;
-
on
purchase
general obligation bonds,
1975
2.60s.
;
the
for
8
20
composed of
Co., Townsend,
group
a
sold to W. E. Hutton &
Can¬ Dabney & Tyson,
ton, as 2^s and 2s. Dated Aug. 1, Inc., and George
1955. Due on Aug. 1 from 1956 to all of Boston, as
100.47, a basis of
1965 inclusive. Interest F-A. Le¬
utility
$628,000 water
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
Sale—An issue of $40,000
Bond
Clerk
build¬
Thorn-
Storey,
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
&
1,
awarded
Co.,
will
ment
220,000 3y4s. Due on June 1 from
interest
Atwater), Minn.
Sale—The $50,000
1745—were
p.
Water
40
F-A.
Scott
Dain
the
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
.38%, as follows:
1,
„
for
7
1956
The
1956, to Aug.
additional
Feb.
Bond
McCall,
receive
will
Clerk,
until
F.
—
build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 25—v. 182,
City, Mich.
omposed of Kenower, MacArthur
5.
was sold to Allen
of Hazlehurst, as 3s. Dated
Aug. 1, 1955. Due on Aug. 1 from
Kandiyohi and Meeker Counties
Joint Independent Consolidated
School District No. 37 (P. O.
'
City
Principal
payable
ompany,
Bond
Traverse
Oct.
he Detroit Wabeek Bank & Trust
errill
-
Sale—The $160,000 build¬
Bond
$26,500
& Co.,
1956.
1955. Due
ing bonds offered Oct. 20—v. 182.
p. 1617—were awarded to Walter
J. Wade, Inc., of Grand Rapids.
1960 inclusive.
(A-O)
.
_
of
.
assessment
1966 inclusive.
695,000 3y4s. Due on July 1 from
;
173,300
'
.
.
Sch. Dist.
(P.O. Coleraine), Minn.
County lndep.
from
$5
composed "of „Harriman
,
Boston,
1, 1955.
Sale—An issue of
public
.,
bear
bonds
$1,000,000
offered Oct. 20—
of
Bank
'
1617—were awarded to
1957 to
G.
receive
purchase
Due
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Bond
group
interest cost of about 2.96%.
Utica),
Incr; of»New York
City, First of Michigan Corpora¬
tion, of Detroit, Stranahan, Harris
6
Co.,
of
Toledo,
McDonaldMoore
&. Co.,
of Detroit,
and
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc., of
Chicago, at a price of par, a net
interest cost of about 3.28%, as
follows:
as
**
$305,000 3^s. Due on July 1 from
William
—
Clerk,
bids until 8:30
Nov.
n
Park,
Washington,
The
—
bonds
p.
follows:
Lincoln
Dated Sept. 1, 1955.
Sept. 1, 1956 and 1957. Interest
M-S. Legality approved by Charles
ing bonds offered Oct. 19—v. 132,; gality approved by
Charles &
p. 1269—were awarded to a group -Trauernicht, of St. Louis. - '
composed of J. M. Dain & Co., the
Pascagoula, Miss.
Allison-Williams Co., Piper, JafBond Offering — R. C. Abbey,
fray & Hopwood, all of Minneap¬
olis; John Nuveen & Co., of Chi¬ City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Nov.
cago; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Ripley & Co.,
from
265.000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
V
1966 to 1974 inclusive.
>
1975 to
3V2S.
as
refunding bonds
Curtis, Mannheimer - Egan, Inc.,
Caldwell, Phillips Co., Shaughnessy & Co., Harold E. Wood &
Co., all of St. Paul, and WoodardElwood, &
Co., of Minneapolis,
4 as
2.90s, at a price of par, a net
Michigan
Sale
Bond
1965 inclusive.
200,000 3%s. Due
Sterling,
Macomb, Ray and Clinton
Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
-
1
19—
Twps. and Utica Frac. Sch.
cost
follows:
as
water
Oct.
Town Manager, will receive
sealed bids at the National Shaw-
van,
the,-First National Bank, of
No. 2
composed of Siler & Co.,
Shelby
1
a
Bond Sale—The $1,260,000
;
1509—were awarded to
p.
To-
interest
net
a
$95,000
offered
basis of about 3.99%.
V.
cf
bonds
group
a
Sattley & Co., Inc.,
hannon & Co., and Watling, Lerhen & Co., all of Detroit, at a
rice
(P. O. Hopkins), Minn.
1.30s.
"
Co., and Ken¬
ower,
MacArthur & Co., all of
Detroit, as 4s, at a price of 100.05,
group
of
Sale—The
Sulli¬
Offering—C. Davis
$128,000
Sale—The $275,000
^'Itasca
McDonald-Moore &
Bosworth &
Inc., of Toledo, Paine, Web¬
er, Jackson & Curtis, of Detroit,
irst of .Michigan Corp., .Kenower,
cArthur
&
Co.,
McDonaldoore
&
Co.,
all
of
Detroit,
H.
1957 to
Jan. 1 from
965—were awarded to
©5^ 5gnd
Rockwood, Mich,
182,
v.
of Braun,
tranahan,
on
build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 15—v. 182,
banking institution
a
Meredith, N. H.
Bond
&
Due
Minneapolis; Kalman & Co., Juran
& Moody, Inc., both of St. Paul;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
1981 incluT. (Kjf
Detroit, as 3s,
2.90s, 2.40s
Principal and interest
Bond
o.,
edo,
$25,000
bonds was
to"Cady & Co., of Columbus,
improvement
street
composed of E. J. Prescott & Co.,
a
bonds offered Oct. 13—v. 182,
a
basis of about 2.32%.
Sale—Ah issue of
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST)
on
i\ov.
1/
ior
tne
purcnase of
will
Clerk,
tion, will receive seale&bids until
8 p.m; (EST) on.N6v.77 for the
purchase
of $1,000,000 building
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1955. Due on
revenue
Mich.
JlSOg—were awarded to
Bond
<
Hennepin County lndep. Sch. Dist.
&rgne,
Offering—Wesley
-r
Sale—The $700,000 build-
omposed
Learned,
E.
basis of about 2.28%.
inclu¬
1975
sive. Principal and interest
■
p.
i
ng
to
mut
on
(.akeville Community Sch. Dist.
Otter Lake),
1957
1966 inclusive.
(P., O. Royal Oak), Mich.?*
;
hie at the First National Bank of
ake Linden.
(P.O.
from
on
.
Bond
1
sold
July' ignated by the successful bidder.
from
1956
to
1970
inclusive, Legality
approved
by
Berry,
eincipal and interest (J-J) pay- Stevens & Moorman, of Detroit.
'
Offering—L.
a
Manchester, N. H.
(M-N) 7 Bond Sale—The $690,000v vari¬
payable at a banking institution ous purposes bonds offered Oct.
designated by the successful bid¬ 25—v. 182, p. 1745—were awarded
to a group composed of Halsey^
der. Legality approved by Briggs,
Gilbert, Morton, Kyle & Macart¬ Stuart & Co.; Townsend, Dabney
&
Tyson;
and
Paine, Webber,
ney, of St. Paul. .
Jackson & Curtis, all of Boston,
as
MISSISSIPPI
2.40s, at a price of 100.57, a
Nov.
1956.
bank
a
Nov. 2»for the purchase of $220,000
municipal building revenue
bonds; Dated Nov. 1, 1955. Due on
receive, sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
7 for the purchase of $16,000 im¬
provement bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
School District .No,<-~*4-
Fractional
bonds.: able st
improvement
Bond
Minn.
New Hampshire*
Sale—The $346,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 20—v. 182;
p. 1617—were awarded to Kidder,
Peabody & Co., of New York,.
City, as 2.30s, at a price of 100.15,
Bond
Belmont, Miss,
Detroit Lakes,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
I.
Bond
00
(A-O) payable at
inclusive.
1977
to
bonds.
Due on Feb.
1, 1955.
1958
7*
HAMPSHIRE
Cheshire County (P. O. Keene),
;
Brookhaven, Miss.
'
t.f •'
,
8
Nov. 7 for the pur¬
Royal Oak and Troy Townships
17—
of Kalamazoo, at 1.44% >
ompany,
from
1
NEW
in¬
for the first year.
sten, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m: (CST) on
an-
National Bank
i'scount.
Nov.
Principal and interest payable at
any banking institution designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved
Dorsey,
Colman,
by
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
neapolis.
> r
;
V 7
: 7 '
gality approved by Berry, Stevens
& Moorman, of Detroit.
1617—were awarded to
& Trust'
p.
First
until
sealed
improvement
sewer
Dated
trust company in the State as
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
Kalamazoo School District, Mich.
Note Sale—The
tary
or
April 1 from
on
inclusive.
1985
bids
-
■
Department, as 3s,
at par.
Bond Offering—B. H. Hammer-
receive
will
additional
bear
-
• -
1384—were awarded to
p.
the State Land
Roseville, Minn.
1
•
Offering—Gareth Conley,
Clerk,
bonds
*
•
MINNESOTA
of
interest
"
1977 to
sealed
on
'
bids until 9 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 3r
for the purchase of $125,000 sani¬
\
•
terest of 0.90%
i
City
$30,000 tax anticipation
notes.
Dated Nov. 1, 1955.
Due
on
April 1, 1957. Principal and
1976 inclusive.
180,000 3V4s. Due
(EST)
chase
April 1 from
on
receive
p.m.
follows:1
as
7
7'The^
Michigan Corp., De¬
Cannon Falls, Minn.
*
•
Co., Toledo;
,'V.Sattley & Co., Shannon &
0., both of Detroit; and Ryan,
utherland & Co., of Toledo; at a
rice of 100.08, a net interest cost
f. about
;;
1745—were awarded to
*
Bond
■'
Michigan
'
• /
J Note Offerings-Charles
Wycoff,
Secretary of Board of. Education,
Bosworth &
raun,
V
1
:
Royal Oak and Troy Twps. Frac.
Sch._,Dist. No. 11 (P. Oi Clawson),
v.' 182, p. 1745 — were
to a group composed of
—
warded
Dated Nov. 1,1955. Due on
1 from 1957 to 1984 inclu¬
Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
The $440,000 sew-
1
182,
v.
,
of
p.
First
troit, at 2%% interest,
s
der.
Beach, Mich.
—
the
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
1979 to 1981 inclusive:
Bond
182,
v,
sive.
>
,
15,000 3 V2S, Due on June 1 from
ge
ticipation notes offered Oct 24-r-
-
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 17 for
the purchase of $4,500,000 building
,.
June 1 from
on
20,000 33/4s. Due
:
Offering—AbrahamB rick
Secretary of the Boardof Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed * bids
from
1
210,000 ^.70s,.
Due on July
from 1964 to; 1970 inclusive.
,
*
as
.
June
on
46,000 3V2S. Due
»
(P. O. Grand Rapids), Mich.
"Note Sale—rThe. $50,000 tax an¬
er,
17,000 4s. Due
•"
3.59%,.
2.20s.
Due on July
from 1956 to 1963 inclusive.
•
Township School
Dist. (P. O. Oak Park), Mich.
r
$540,000
Wyoming Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 9
and Southfield
55
(1851)
MONTANA
Daniels
Lindenwold
County Sch. Dist No. 2
(P. O. Peerless), Mont.
Bond
building
Sale—The
bonds
school
Oct. 5 —
$60,000
offered
Bond
Sch.
Offering
Dist.,
N.
J.
Postooned—The
offering of
$221,006 building bonds
scheduled
for
1617—has
been
Oct.
25—v.
postponed.
182, p.
56
(1852)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Matawan,
Bond
N. J.
Sale—The
Chile and Gates Common Sch, Dist.
No. 11 (P. O.
f
$23,000
sewer
National
Bank
2.20s, at
Matawan, as
price of 100.15, a basis
a
1746 — were awarded to the
Marine Trust Co. of Western New
p.
of about 2.17%.
York,
North
Plainfield, N, J.
Offering — Lucy M. BorActing Borough Clerk, will
man,
000
bonds,
ous
Lincoln Central Sch. Dist.
—v.
follows:
as
sewer
134,00
14,000
sewer
No.
bonds, third series.
bonds, fifth series..
assessment
sewer
sewer
The
bonds
1955. Due
1971
terest
dated
Sept.
Principal
by
Legality
:
~
ceive
Bond
Rahway, N. J.
Sale—The
Oct.
19—v.
awarded
bonds
1182,
to
group
National
the
a
offered
State
composed
of
Cole
&
of
and Fort Edward
Dist. No.
Bond
Seaside
Heights, N. J.
Sale—The $264,000 bonds
Bond
Oct.
little
182, p. 1617—•
were
awarded to Boland, Saffin
& Co., New York
City, and First
Bank
jointly,
follows:
as
$183,000 water
of
Toms
grinds
3.30s, at
as
price of 100.14,
about 3.27%.
basis
a
60,000 boardwalk bonds
.
at
.
"J
price
21,000
Youth
3.40s, at
basis
a
of
of
as
basis
price
about
bonds
of
1
a
(EST)
for the purchase of
ing
bonds.
Due
inclusive.
1
Nov.
on
Nov.
from
1,
1956
Principal
1954.
to
and
1973
interest
(M-N) payable at the Bridgeton
National Bank, Bridgeton.
Legal¬
ity
approved by Hawkins, Dela¬
field & Wood, of New York
City.
Berlin,
Bond
Bond Sale—The
$47,000 general
improvement bonds offered Oct.
19—v. 182, p. 1510—were awarded
to
Wood-Ridge National Bank, as
2V4S, at a price of 100.21, a basis
of
about
2.19%.
NEW
sealed
bids
Nov.
on
"
■
7
Fenton,
'
Tri¬
angle and Greene Central School
District No. 1 (P.O.
Chenango
Forks), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
$720,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 26—v.
182,
p.
1746—were awarded to
1959
to
until
3
Sch. Dist*
No. ,32
(P. O. Mastic), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
$550,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 27—v.
182,
p.
1746—were
mon
Bros.
&
awarded
to
Salo¬
Hutzler, and R.
D.
White & Co., both of
New York
City, jointly, as 3.10s, at a price
.100.10,- a basis of about 3.09%.
of
1
Camillus),.-N.
.
•
&
,1746—were awarded to
Tilney
Co., of New York City, as
price
about 2.67%,
100.22,
a
Aug. 1 from
on
Bank
Principal
&
Wood,
&
Trust
Co.,
The
bonds
1957
Due
1968
235,000
the
noon
(EST)
purchase
of
Nov.
on
1
for
(Issue
Due
from
June
1
from
inclusive.
0.25s.
Due
1
1
Payable at the Chemical
NORTH
Exchange Bank, of New
City. Legality approved by
Caldwell, Marshall,- Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City. '
basis
of
Bowman
T win
Special Sch. Dist. No.
1 (P. O.
Bowman, North Dakota
s Bonds Sold Privately
_
Saratoga, Northumberland, Wilton,
Stillwater, Easton, Greenwich and
Fort
Edward
No.
1
Central
Sch.
Dist.
Offering
Hughes,
ceive
sealed
(lEST)
of
District
will
until
2
p.m.
$75,000 building bonds. Dated
Oct.
1,
1956
to
1955. Due
1970
and interest
National
Legality
Sykes,
Oct.
on
inclusive.
1
from
Principal
of.
Schuyerville
approved by
Heckler
&
Vandewater,
bonds
Galloway,
Saugerties, N.
of
Trust Co.,
about
irom
price
of
2.24%,
100.05,
Dis¬
building
\-
par.
as
2V4S,
basis
of
1968
grade
crossing
bonds.
Dated
(EST)
of
1510—were
Land
Department,
Pembina
County,
Sch. Dist. No. 41
North
Bond
21—v.
awarded
as
to
182,
the
3s, at
Crystal
p.
State
par.
Dec.
from
15
15,
1957
Special
Sale—The
$89,000
elimi¬
1
1976 inclusive.
of
North
a
Dakota, of Bismarck,
price of
as
par.
I
:
'
Upper Arlington, Ohio
Sale—The $42,761.54
cial
assessment'
bonds
p.
1386—were awarded to
composed
Co.;
of
Fahey,
Hayden,
Clark
&
a
group
Miller
Co.;
&
Field,
*
offered
spe¬
improvement
Oct.
21
182,
v.
—
1618—were awarded to Hayden,
Miller
&
Co., of Cleveland, as
Barton, of Columbus.
2V2s, at
a
about
of
price of 100.296,
basis
a
2.44%.
Sale—The
Co., Inc.,
Field,
Richards
&
Co.,
Fahey,
Co., all of Cleveland;
Sutherland & Co., Toledo;
Cleveland
Corp.,
&
McDonald-Moore. &
Co.,
of
of
Warren, Ohio
Bond
Offering—O.
J. Kersten,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Nov. 7:
for
the purchase of
$317,725.47
storm sewer bonds. Dated July I,;
1955. Due
1965
Dec. 15 from 1956 to
on
inclusive.
terest
Principal and in¬
payable at the City
Legality ap¬
(J-D)
Treasurer's
office.
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Covington. Exempted Village Sch.
District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $660,000 school
improvement bonds offered Oct.
/
&
OKLAHOMA
,
County "Independent School
27—v. 182, p. 1618—were awarded
to J. A. White &
Co., of Cincin¬
nati; and the Covington National
Bank, jointly, as 3s, at a price of
102.19, a basis of about 2.77%.
'
~
District No. 45 (P. O.
■
BlackmelLF, Okla.
Clerk
of the
Board
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
Bond Sale
The $250,000 im¬
8
receive
of
bonds
provement
182,
—v.
a
(CST)
p.m.
headed
Oct.
24
awarded
by
Wm.
J.
purchase
and
of
1966
Co., of Cleveland, as
price of 100.08, a basis
a
about
Education;-
Bond
Dist.
White &
as
3s,
No.
of
at
a
about
receive
Co., of Cincin¬
price
of
101.69,
1618
—
Oct, 26
were
Donald & Co., of
at
a
about
price
of
1.96%.
v.
Bond
ner,
182^
to
—
Mc¬
Cleveland,
a
O.
of
bids
Due
from
Hoffman),
as
2s,
basis
of
i
until
will.
Nov.
9
1955.
.
(State of)
D.
Con-%
State Treasurer, will receive
Nov.
9
for
1:30 p.m.
the
15,
1950.
Due
(CST)
purchase
$9,000,000 building bonds.
I Feb.
Smith,
$10,000 build¬
Offering—John
sealed bids until
on
D.
Schools,
Dated Oct. 25,
Oklahoma
awarded
100.04,
(P.
sealed
ing bonds.
2.81%.
Sale—The $43,175 special
street improvement
offered
15
for the purchase of
Findlayy, Ohio
p.
bonds.
the
site
inclusive.
Superintendent
assessment
bonds
until'
for
school
Bond Offering—Fred
■,
—
A.
Bond
1
Oklahoma
Sale
The $73,000 offparking bonds offered Oct.
20—v. 182, p. 1510—were awarded
basis
Nov.
Okmulgee-County Dependent Sch,
2.73%.
street
J.
: >
Broick*
-bids
$288,000
building
1957 to
Delaware, Ohio
to
on
•
&
23/4s, at
of
1747—were
p.
group
Mericka
offered
sealed
~
>
;
Bond Offering—Glair M.
will
OHIO
ing bonds offered Oct. 25—v.
182,
in¬
p.
1618—were awarded to a group
composed of Hayden, Miller & Co.,
Cleveland; Harriman Ripley
&
nati,
Berea City School
District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
$800,000 build¬
1976
Bond
$1,600,000 hos¬
pital bonds offered Oct. 26—v. 182,
build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 15—v.
182,
559—were awarded to the Bank
1955. Due
to
Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at the Cleveland
Trust Co., Cleveland. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
County (P. O.
Coshocton), Ohio
tp
(P. O. Cavalier),
Dakota
noon
clusive.
in¬
Coshocton
Clark
Dated
Dec.
Dec.
&
Albrecht,
Education,
of
Nov. 14 for the purchase
school improvement
on
bonds.
1, 1955.
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Bricker, Marburger,
Evatt
Board
$400,000
on
on
Dec.
of the
—
Oct.
Y.
a
to
Euclid-Lyndhurst City: Sch+
Clerk
;
Due
National
.
will receive sealed bids until
on
Sch.
$60,000 public
of Albany,
1957
1957 to
Dated
a
Sale—The
Oct.
25—v. 182, p. 1618—were
awarded
to the National
Commercial Bank
a
3s, at
offered
3y8s, at
&
the
p.
New York
City.
at
19,
$62,000
follows:/
from
nation
Dist., N. Dak.
Bond Sale—Tiie
$130,000 school
(A-O) payable at the
Bank
as
Mayville
re¬
Nov. 9 for the purchase
on
the
Sept.
the
as
the
-
Louise M.
Clerk,
bids
sold
partment,
—
of
received
trict
Follow¬
competitive
—
bond issue, to the
State, Land De¬
(P. O. Schuylerville),>
New York
Bond
bids
(EST)
Butte
„
ing, rejection
a.m.
to
District (P. O. Cleveland), Ohio
Bond Offering—Grace
receive* sealed
Detroit; as 2V2s, at a price
101.34, a basis of about 2.34%.
DAKOTA
County,
South
*.-»!
clusive.
and
York
1
100,000.00
Ryan,
from 1981 to 1984 inclusive.
: awarded
1.90%.
the purchase of $157,-
bonds,
Dec.
First
June
on
Detention Home bonds of¬
Oct. 20—v. 182,.,p.
1510—
fered
■: ,-r..■
p.
2%s.
105,000
CX).
May
on
1
inclusive.
on
will
11:30
for
fol¬
Due
on
June
from 1973 to 1981 inclusive.
,
$10,687,000 tem¬
porary
loan notes
Dated Nov. 28, 1955.
to
June
on
1972
Authority will receive sealed bids
York
v::
improvement bonds.
25—
as
basis of about 3.04%.1
a
—
venile
Offering—Agnes B. Cain,
9
Bond
$275,000 6s.
Housing Authority,
102.08,
,
Seneca County (P. O.
Tiffin), Ohio
Bond Sale
The $140,000 Ju¬
-
Clerk,
until
Nov.
Winston-
sold
were
1747—were awarded to Braun,
& Co., of Toledo, and
Ohio Company, of
Columbus,
jointly, at 3V4S, at a price of
Feb. 1 and
on
Nelsonville City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Bond Sale—The $410,818 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 27—v. 182,
Bosworth
$57,430.17 special assessment street
lows:
Due
until
Bond
bids
Salem; J. Lee Peeler & Co., Dur¬
Vance
Securities
Corp.,
Greensboro; and R. S. Hays & Co.,
of Durham, at a
price of par.
of
the
the
>
/ \
Columbus, Ohio
City
ham;
City.
to
City Bank, of Cleveland, as 2s, at
a^price of 100.48, a basis of about
*
group composed of R. S. Dick¬
son
& Co., Charlotte; Wachovia
Dated
182,
v.
p.
&
elusive.*/.
.
a
135,000 2s.
2.70s,
of
bonds.
improvement bonds offered
-
Bond
at .a
purchase, of
-
-
1746—were awarded to
p.
Note Offering—Chairman
Philip
J.
Cruise
announces
that
the
Bond
Sale—The $230,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 26—v.
182,
p.
the
182,
19—
awarded
Cleveland Corp., Cleveland,
as 31/4S, at a
price of 100.12, a basis
of about 3.22%.
;
- ;•
3,000,000 2%s. Due on Feb. 1 and
Aug. 1 from 1981 to 1983 in•
Bond Sale—The $750,000 school
v.
Oct.
were
—
were
430.17
Oct.
offered
1386
elusive.
-
,
building bonds offered
" ;
•»
Aug. 1 from 1964 to 1980 in-
County, Greenville Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Greenville), N. C.
1967
(P.O.
Y.-
W.
Treasurer's
First
&
5,490,000 2V2s. Due
CAROLINA
to
Camillus, Van Bur en,
Onondaga,
Elbridge and Geddes Central
School District No.
Pitt
(EST)
p.m.
inclusive.
New York City
2.85%.
NORTH
Herbert
—
Delafield
York
a
&
Co.,
Inc., Chas. E. Weigold & Co., and
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., all of
New York City, as
2.70s, at a price
of -100.30, a basis of
about 2.69%.
Free
of about
City
\
bonds
p.
&
clusive.
Pittskeld
1:30
for
1970
Hawkins,
New
composed of Halsey,
Inc., George B. Gibbons
Union
basis
the
at
Co.
House
of
Westbury, N.Y.
Morris,
and interest (F-A)
payable at the
National Bank & Trust
Company,
of Norwich.
Legality approved by
group
Stuart & Co.
Bfookhaven
payable
Company,
Corn
'
<
(F-A)
Trust
,
t
$510,000 3V2s. Due on Feb. 1 and
Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1963 in¬
j Bond Sale—The* $106,500 vari-
York
$200,000 building
Aug. 1, 1955. Due
28, 1956.
YORK
'
Barker, Chenango,
and
New
Wood-Ridge, N.J.
First
V
$90,000 build¬
Norwich,
Offering
.
'
1
the
•
Maple Heights, Ohio
; Bond
Sale—The $66,500 special
assessment street improvement
Co.; and Channer
Securities Company, at a price of
100.04, a net interest cost of about
2.56%, as follows:
Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler
&
Galloway, of New York City.
Reed, District Clerk, will receive
15
tiss,
p.m.
1956 to 1978 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
at
of
as 2.90s, at a price of
basis of about 2.87%.
a
New
$350,000 build¬
Dated
Nov.
on
Sale—The
No. 5,
p.m.
2.70s,
(P. O. South New Berlin),
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
8
from
Central Sch. Dist. No. S
son,
until
P.
will
2
Wellsville.
Butternuts
3.38%.
Bridgeton),
New Jersey
Offering—H. Edith John¬
Bond
until
$376,000 improvement bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955. Due on
Aug. 1
City,-
New
Upper Deerheld Twp. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. R. D.
Treasurer,
Nov. 3 for the purchase
on
&
•
—
bonds.are dated Nov. 1,
1955. Principal and interest
(M-S)
payable
Gardner; Mackey,
Incorporated; Julien
Company;
Ginther,
Johnston & Co.; Talmage &
Co.;
J. A. Overton &
Co.; Cunning¬
ham, Gunn & Carey, Inc.; Cur-
Co.; and George B. Gibbons & Co.,
both of New York
City, jointly,
as
2.90s, at a price of 100.26, a
.t as
100.09,
Reinholdt
Dunn
dus*. purposes bonds offered
Oct,
25*— v.
182, p. 1746 — were
awarded to Bacon, Stevenson &
100.17,
Center
as
Cornelius
—
York
3.20s,
a
100.18,
Legality
on
in¬
1966
office.
& Co.
Incorporated; The
Company; The Illinois Com¬
pany Incorporated; Hirsch & Co.;
Newhard, Cook & Co.; Andrews
& Wells, Inc.; G. C. Haas &
Co.;
Collins
bids
group
Ohio
Vandewater, Sykes,
Galloway, of New
sealed
a
Due
to
1966 inclusive.
182,
v.
—
improve¬
district bonds.
! The
.
27
Weeden
Aug. 1 from
of
Doo-
New York
,
p.m
ing bonds offered Oct. 25—V, 182,
p.
1746—were awarded to Barmonde, Gilliland & Co., of New
of
of about 3.16%.
a
Bond
on
Victor.
Offering
receive
Huntington Union Free School Dist.
No. 8 (P. O. Cold Spring
Harbor),
:
by
&
Bond
to
basis
3
City.
(EST)
Co., of Buffalo,
of 100.01, a
V
a.
,
&
of
Duggan,. Village
$53,000 build¬
awarded
re¬
and water
sewer
34,000 road improvement bonds.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1957 to
Harriman
of
(EST) on Nov.
$92,500 spe¬
bonds, as follows:
clusive/-
Oct.
sealed
a.m.
Sept. 1 from 1957
Sale—The $9,000,000 first
water works extension
offered
11
ment
Ripley &
Co., Inc.; Smith, Barney & Co.;
Glore, Forgan & Co.; Goldman,
Sachs & Co.; Alex. Brown &
Sons;
Wellsville, N. Y.
about 2.69%.
River,
'
York
York
price
a
Bank
approved
(P. O. Greenwich),
1618—were
1980
Heckler
Central Sch.
Sale—The
at
19—v.
National
until
Due
State
ing bonds offered Oct. 20—v. 182,
2.54%.
p.
offered
1
New
Co., both of Newark, as
a price of 100.05, a basis
about
$147,000
$58,500
basis
a
1510—were awarded to
p.
inclusive.
Greenwich, Easton, Cambridge,
Jackson, Argyle, Hebron, Salem
Bank, Van
Deventer Bros., Inc., both of New¬
ark; Rand & Co., New York City;
Ryan, Hanauer & Co., and F. R.
2J55s, at
Sold—The
offering will be made.
1509—were
p.
Not
182,
3.14%.
composed
Principal
and interest (F-A)
payable at the
improvement bonds offered Oct.
20—v. 182, p. 1618—were not sold.
A new
$776,000 vari¬
improvement
ous
Bonds
Bond
Nov. 10 for the purchase
$425,000 sewer bonds.
Dated
to
v.
—
Cleveland, Ohio
on
bids
1956
'
.
sealed
(EST)
Greece, Barnard Fire Di«t. (P. 0.
Rochester), N. Y.
20
price of 100.58,
a
about
of
Victor, N.Y.
Offering—R. Marsh Cal¬
kins, Village Treasurer, will
of
Oct.
mortgage
Aug. 1, 1955.
Wood, of New York City.
3V4S, at
:
Bond
:
-
vari¬
bonds
&
of about 2.69%.:
ap¬
Hawkins, Delafield &
offered
1386—were awarded to Hayden,
Miller &
Co., of Cleveland, as
p.
1.97%.
of Roosevelt & Cross,
Co., Inc., both of New
York City, and the Manufacturers
& Traders Trust
Co., Buffalo, as
2.70s, at a price of 100.10, a basis
in¬
and
bonds
Education, will receive
bids until
10 for the purchase of
cial assessment
p.
Co., of Winston-Salem, as 2s, at a
price of 100.10, a basis of about
offered
Blair
(M-S) payable at the State
Trust Co., Plainfield.
proved
the
of
Campbell, Ohio
Sale—The $77,500 special
assessment street improvement
Bond
1618—were awardec
Wachovia Bank' & Trust
composed
1,
Sept. 1 from 1956 to
inclusive.
182,
group
are
awardec
Cross, of New
2.80s, at a price of
purposes bonds offered Oct. 20
to
York
Sale—The $545,000 school
Oct. 20—v. 182, p.
1618—were awarded to a
bonds, fourth series.
on
•
Bond
bonds
bonds,
•
&
Utica, N. Y.
Sale—The $235,000
Bond
,
(P. O. Morrisville),
New
13th series.
10,000
1
Co.; McDonald & Co.; Franklin County (P. O.
Columbus),
Merrill, Turben & Co., all of
i
Ohio
Cleveland, as 3s, at a price of
Bond Offering—Ella A. McCar101.30, a basis of about 2.83%.
ley, Assistant Clerk of the Board
and
City, as
100.01, a basis of about 2.79%.
Eaton, Nelson, Lebanon, Fenner,
Smithheld, Stockbridge and
$174,-
1618—were
p.
Roosevelt
York
2.69%.
receive sealed bids until 8 p.m. on
Nov. 14 for the purchase of
$16,000
to
Buffalo, as 2.70s,'at a
price of 100.001, a basis of about
Bond
182,
—v.
of
Monday, October 31, 1959
,,
Richards &
(P. O. Skaneateles), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
$99,000 water
improvement bonds offered Oct. 20
Bond Sale—The $140,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct 25—v. 182,
of
Skaneateles Water Dist. No. 2
1
Rochester), N. Y.
plant
bonds
offered
Oct.
25—
v. 182, 1617—were awarded to the
.
on
of
Dated
July
15
-
"
1
Number
5477
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1853)
57
a
-
from 1956 to 1961
cipal
and
inclusive. Prin-
interest
(J-J)
payable
'
the
at
State
Treasurer's
office.
; Legality approved by Wood, King
&
Dawson, of New York City, and
'
George
J.
Fagin,
City1.'"" 7' "" "
•
of
Oklahoma
Stephens County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 2 (P. O.
Comanche), Okla.
> Bond Offering—R. C. Lantrip,
i
.
Clerk
of the Board
of
Education,
will receive sealed bids until
(CST)
p.m.
chase
Due
of
$175,000 building bonds.
from
Tulsa
7:30
Nov. 4 for the pur¬
on
1957
to
1968
inclusive.
County
Indep. Sch. Dist.
Tulsa), Okla.
Offering — Clerk
Ella
No. 1 (P. O.
Bond
i
_
of
$6,137,000 of bonds offered by
Pennsylvania Public School
Employees Retirement Board. For
the
first
3s
being
The
second
total
bonds.
Dated
Jan.
on
clusive.
Jan.
from
1
1 for
1,
1958
the
school
1956.
to
Due
in¬
1971
the
No.
Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Tulsa), Okla.
12
Sale—The $115,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 26—v. 182,
p.
1747—were awarded to R. J.
.Edwards, Inc., of Oklahoma City.
Washington County Indep. School
Oklahoma
.
McClellan,
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive
(CST)
sealed
bids
until
5
p.m.
Nov. 1 for the purchase
on
of
First
tional Bank & Trust
Oklahoma
Na¬
ational
Oct.
until
for
8
the
building
1956.
1968
purchase
bonds.
Due
inclusive.
terest
Dated
Jan..
1,
Principal and in¬
payable
at
"Treasurer's office.
the
County
*
•"' **
PENNSYLVANIA
*
Township (P. O.
Park), Pa.
Offering—W.^"'Donald¬
Allison
Bond
Township Secretary, will
son,
ceive
of
bids
sealed
(EST)
until
8
re¬
p.m.
Nov.-9 for the purchase
on
$40,000
obligation
general
bonds.
Blount
to
Bond
sealed
Nov.
Secretary,
bids until 8 p.m.
1
on
from
1957 to
1981
inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Associated
Bank
with
in
First
the
National
City
of
delphia
Co.;
W.
H.
Bros.
Morton
composed
Sale
—v.
to
—-
182,
District, Pa.
The
1619—were
p.
Oct.
Lauderdale
Middletown
Twpr. Sch. Authority
(P. O. Langhorne), Pa.
Sale—The $885,000
Bond
bonds
revenue
v.
a
Securities
3V4S.
College of Loretto
11
(EST) on Nov.
for the purchase of $457,000
non
tax-exempt dormitory bonds.
Dated July 1, 1954. Due on
July 1
cipal and interest (J-J) payable at
the First National Bank of Edens-
burg,
at the office of the agency
of the College in New York
City.
or
Legality approved by
Ruffin, Perry & Pohl,
burgh.
Burgwin,
of Pitts¬
182,
p.
group
19—
1511—were awarded to
composed of Drexel &
Eastman, Dillon & Co., and
Townsend, Crouter &
Co.,
Secretary,
will
receive
sealed bids until 8
Nov.
general
obligation
ment bonds.
Due
p.m. (EST) on
purchase of $100,-
9 for the
Dated
improve¬
Nov.
15, 1955.
Nov. 15 from 1956 to
on
inclusive.
school
Oct.
offered
Offering—George M. Hein,
Principal
1965
interest
and
at the Montgomery-Nor-
payable
ristown Bank & Trust
town."
Legality
Townsend, Elliott
Philadelphia.
Co., Norris-
Bodine,
all of Philadelphia,
at
a
RHODE
and
50,000 2V2s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1964
1966 inclusive.
to
80,000 2%s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1967 to
1970 inclusive.
235,000 23/4s. Due on Nov. 1
1971
415,000 3y8s. Due on Nov. 1,
1992.
Em¬
ployees Retirement Board (P. O.
Pennsylvania
Public
Harrisburg),
School
Pa.
Sells Bonds—^The First
City
Bank
two groups
were
of New York heads
of underwriters which
awarded
on
Oct.
25 a total
and
Corp.,
the
to
callable
are
Merrill
v.
182,
p.
1619—were awarded to
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, and
Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill, both
of Boston, jointly, as 2y2s, at a
price of 100.26, a basis of about
2.46%.
Dated
$195,000
Edna
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Sale
v.
182,
p.
1619—were awarded
as
follows:
pital
Trust
at 1.65%
Co.,
National
Providence,
at
Bank
1.85%;
of
and
Due
March
on
1
3y8s.
Due
1971
due
to
in
and
of
as
1
inclusive.
1971
callable
are
March
on
1985
there¬
March
1,
1970: Interest M-S.
Needville, Texas
joint account, purchased the $725,000
building
and
equipment
bonds, sale of which was previ¬
ously reported in v. 182, p. 1748..
Bond Sale—An
school
a.
country
bonds
of
posed
$425,000
and
jail
house
court
sold
was
to
a
group
Worth
Fort
com¬
National
Bank; Dittmar & Co., San An¬
tonio; and Wm. N. Edwards &
Co., of Fort Worth, as follows:
2V4S.
house
1
Bond Sale—The Eddleman-Pollok
Co., of Houston, has purchased
$102,000 water works and sewer
bonds,
Texas
follows:
as
2%s.
from
March
Due
on
and
1970
$35,000 3s.
,
payable
National
388,000
at
^
the
Fort
Fort
Texas
$1,762,building bonds was
sold to White, Weld & Co., New
York City, as follows:
Jan.
on
15 from
1959 inclusive.
530,000 2%s. Due
on
910,000 2%s. Due
on
Jan. 15 from
1970 inclusive.
due in 1969 and 1970
able
of Jan.
as
1
April
on
1
1990 inclusive.
15.
Bonds
are
'
-
National
Bank
Azle Indep.
Central
School
Sale—An
the
to
District
of $47,000
issue
Muir
Investment
Antonio.
Dec.
on
inclusive.
was
Dated Dec.
from
1
1956
sold
to
school
R.
J.
house
Edwards,
isfcue
bonds
of
$121,-
Due on Nov. 1 from
Due on Nov. 1 from
Due on Nov. 1 from
to
1975
Hill, Texas
are
dated
Nov.
1,
1955.
Buffalo
Indep. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Bond
Sale—An
building
bonds
Citizens
State
issue of
was
Bank
sold
Worth,
purchased
an
school bonds
$10,000 3s.
1956
"issue
of
Due
Due
1961
4s.
to
Due
to
on
1990
Sept.
on
1986
1
1966
1971
inclusive.
Sept.
1
from
Sept. 1, 1955.
1971
as
and
Bonds due
thereafter
of Sept.
call¬
are
Gaines
County
O.
to
the
Buffalo,
follows:
Aug. 15 from
on
Due
on
1985
to
Aug. 15 from
inclusive.
Aug. 15 from
inclusive.
Aug. 15, 1955.
Interest
Legality approved by Vin¬
Elkins, Weems & Searls,
son,
Houston.
-
of
.
Odessa, Texas
Seminole),
Texas
Bond Sale—The
offered
were
Bond
Due
1970
to
1, 1970.
(P.
$85,000
Dated
F-A.
inclusive.
as
on
of
to Dunn &
1965-inclusive.
to
62,000 3y2s.
3%s.
issue
sold
was
Wills, of Houston,
$156,000
Dated
of¬
Indep. Sch. Dist., Tex.
13,000 3y4s.
in
Treasurer's
Sale—An
Offering—Chas.
E.
Oct.
$1,895,000 bonds
182, p. 1620—
20—v.
awarded
as
follows:
Law¬
County Judge, will receive
$1,440,000 water works and sewer
system
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 10 for the purchase of $680,-
revenue
bonds
to
a
000 court house bonds. Dated Nov.
composed
of
F.
S.
Smithers & Co., J. C. Brad¬
1, 1955. Due
ford & Co., both of
to
1973
on
April 1 from 1956
inclusive.
interest
(A-O)
State
Principal
payable
at
Bank,
and
McCall, Parkhurst
&
sas
the
at
Dallas;
Eddleman-PolCo., Houston; Dallas
Rupe & Son, of Dallas, and
William N. Edwards & Co.,
of Fort Worth, at a price, of
Co.,
a
Crowe,
Galena Park
Indep. Sch. Dist., Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of $500,000
building
bonds
was
sold
to
a
New York
City; Stern Bros. & Co., Kan¬
City; R. A. Underwood &
and
bank to be designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by
group
&
lock
-
100.03,
$15,000
State
$200,000 water works and sewer
system tax bonds, as follows:
of Dallas.
Centerville), Texas
the
at
Legality approved by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Bond
of
from
pay¬
fice.
& Knickerbocker, both of Hous¬
ton; and Wm. N. Edwards & Co.,
Seminole
bonds
Trus¬
Dec. 1 from. 1956 to 1990 inclusive.
able
Sale—A group composed
Henry Keller & Son, McClung
rence,
1970 to 1987 inclusive.
The
of
Principal and interest (J-D)
Corp.,
Bond
of
Inc., of Okla¬
1956 to 1962 inclusive.
82,000 3%s.
Board
Camp,
p.m.
(CST) on Nov. 9 for the
purchase of $1,500,000 building
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due on
North Zulch
sold
homa City, as follows:
$19,000 3V4s.
/
L.
Interest J-D.
Forest
44,000
Dallas.
was
■
C.
—
the
President' of
1, 1955.
School District, Texas
Sale—An
Bond
000
Texas
Offering
tees, will receive sealed bids until
(P. O. Kendleton), Texas
Bond
call¬
1968.
in
Independent.Sch. Dist.
./
Bond
inclusive.
3y2% school house bonds
Fort
Jan. 15 from
1965 inclusive.
1966 to
Due
from
1975 inclusive.
to
East
North
>
July 10
on
(P: O. Bitters Road, Sdh Antonio),
April
on
1987
to
1988 to
Bend
No. 4
San
Bank.
$322,000 3s. Due
1966
July 10 from
on
inclusive.
8
15
school
1956 to
Due
1969
3.20s.
from
Sale—An issue of
1960 to
Co.,
April 1 from
on
3V4s.
from
Due
000
Due
1973
45,000 4s. Due
<
127,000
inclusive.
Andrews Indep. Sch. Dist.,
Bond
Cit.y;
Co., Dal¬
&
1965 inclusive.
1958 to
Oklahoma
July 10 from
on
37,000 4y4s. Due
1956 to 1968 inclusive.
15
Sept. 15,
interest
and
1957 to
to
Ed¬
J.
las; and Burt, Hamilton
Inc., Dallas, as follows;
dated
are
Principal
Worth
R.
Southwestern Securities
15
March
on
Inc.,
sold
was
of
1966 inclusive
to
1967
bonds
1955.
March
on
Due
1959
2%s.
124,00
The
Due
bonds
$20,000 3%s. Due
of $550,000
issue
composed
group
wards,
1956 to 1958 inclusive.
from
Providence,
discount; $275,000 to
Industrial
3y2s.
Bonds
after
Rauscher,
Pierce & Co., of San Antonio, and
the First Southwest Co., Dallas, in
Texas
1963 to 1969 inclusive.
Note Sale—The $650,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered Oct. 19—
Sept. 1, 1975.
from 1956 to 1970 inclusive.
516,000
Bond
»
Bond Sale—An issue of
20,000 3V2s.
Pawtucket, R. I.
of
as
of
from
able
$278,000 public
bonds offered Oct. 20—
inclusive.
lows:
Nov. 1, 1955. Due on Nov. 1 from
1958 to
1995 inclusive.
Interest
1987
ISLAND
1987
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
San Antonio, as fol¬
Beane,
bonds
Investment
—
to
1976 and thereafter
Marshall, Texas
$80,000
Antonio.
Details
sold
was
Henry Seay & Co., of Dallas.
1955. Due on March
Bond Sale—An issue of
$711,000
school building bonds was sold to
revenue
Muir
San
of
March
on
Sale—An issue of $22,000
Bonds due in
of Sept.
as
Floydada Indep. Sch. Dist.,
.-v,
■'
Sept. 15, 1955. Principal
and interest (J-J)l payable at the
$275,000 to the Rhode Island Hos¬
National
in¬
1965
1961
issue of
system
gas
sold
was
i
Sale—The
from
1980 inclusive.
to
Trauer-
Middletown, R. I.
-Bond
building
1963.
&
on
ap¬
Andrews County (P. O. Andrews),
First
$75,000 2V2s. Due on Nov. 1 from
30,000 2V4S. Due on Nov. 1, 1962
4j/2%
Sale—An
hos¬
1965 inclusive.
Dated Sept. 1,
1
from
1966
Dated
'price of 99.17, a net interest cost
of about 3.05%, as follows:
1956 to 1961 inclusive.
as
inclu¬
Legality
i.*,• ;
approved
by
& Munson, of
DeHaven &
to
Cushing, Texas
Bond
a
TEXAS
-
(M-S)
Upper Merion Twp. School District
(P. O. King of Prussia), Pa.
Bond
Austin.
of
Bank
Sept. 1, 1955. Due
4% school building bonds
15, 1960.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable alt the American
National
Tex.
$350,000
■
226,000
Philadelphia
National
2!/2s, at a price of 100.57,
as
to
Due
1979
to
Charles
bv
$75,000
basis of about 2.43%.
a
sold
1, 1955v
A-O.
callable
are
Sale—The
Grayson County Central Sch. Dist.
No. 96 (P. O.
Pottsboro), Texas
M-N.
was
1969
Interest
to
in
due
15, 1955. Principal
(A-O) payable at the
O.
sold
1956
Bonds
15
National
1 from 1956 to
$550,000
nicht, of St. Louis.
Sale—The
the
to
Bank,
Due from
Oct.
on
were sold to the First
Southwest Co., of Dallas, as 21/4s.
of $40,000
issue
2V4S.
Co.;
Corp., of Nashville,
from
1
proved
a.m.
bonds
Dated Oct.
sive.
(P. O. Loretto)t Pa.
until
1955.
headed by the Cumberland
group
BondOffering—Xavier Crow¬
ley President, will receive sealed
000
burgh.
(P.
Due
pital bonds
group
&
County (P. O. Ripley),
refunding
Oct.
bids
a
Tennessee
awarded
10
182,
v.
—
Bond Sale—An issue of
25
Security
Trust
Co., of
Pottstown, as 21/8s, at a price of
100.05, a basis of about 2.11%.
Saint Francis
24
Davidson
of
$195,000 im¬
offered
Oct.
Knoxville;
C.
H.
Little
&
Co.; Jackson, and Fidelity-Bank¬
ers
Trust Co., of Knoxville,
as
23/4s, at par.
the
District
'
Bond
Texas
Securities
-
as
thereafter
of
Hutzler,
Co., Incor¬
Sale—An
Texas,
Cumberland Securities Corp., both
&
&
Bond
the
Sale—The $125,000 school
offered
1511—were awarded to
p.
Halsey,
Inc.; C. J. Devine &
Co.
Salomon
Company, of McKees Rocks.
Legality * approved by Burgwin,
Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of Pitts¬
Trust
2
Lee),
from
15
Gray County (P. O. Pampa),
Commissioners
No.
Robert
clusive.
bonds
National ^ank;
Stuart &
to
County (P. O. Newport),
Bond
New
offering are: The First
Corporation; The Phila¬
Boston
Bond
Bank
National
Precinct
Oct.
on
Bank, of Dal¬
las. Legality approved
by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Dated
T cftitcsscc
York bond
&
First
Peoples
Dated
of Houston.
awarded
were
—
Cocke
25—v. 182, p. 1618—were awarded
(EST)
bonds.
Legality approved by
Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searls,
County
&
Oct.
Republic
M-N.
Cooke
3y4s.
Dated
15, 1955.
Due on Nov. 15
from 1956 to 1974 inclusive. Inter¬
Sale—The $224,000 hospi¬
offered Oct. 20—v. 182.
Poole, Roberts & Parke.
receive
purchase of $250,€00
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1955. Due on Nov. 1
house
'
McClung
follows:
as
Due
and interest
Nov.
est
Securities Corporation,
Nashville, and Fidelity Bankers
Trust
Company,
of
Knoxville,
jointly.
*
Schmidt,
Bond
for the
school
bonds
1387
p.
C. J. Devine & Co.; W. H. Morton
& Co., Incorporated, and
$450,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered Oct.
will
about 3.19%,
308,000
of
15,
Kwiatek,
Offering—Fred
Bank
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 10 for the purchase of $240,000
;
1956 to 1978 inclusive.
County (P. O. Maryville),
Bond
National
Sharon, Pa.
Borough
were
—
Wachovia
Co., of Winston-Salem.
from
Rocks, Pa.
1619
p.
the
offered
TENNESSEE
-
McKees
182,
to
& Trust
from 1957 to 1994 inclusive. Prin¬
Hampton
of
$192,000 3s.
the
Nov.
$140,000
Jan.,1 from 1957 to
on
21—-v.
bonds
of
i
.
from 1979 to 1990 inclusive.
KellersburgBusiness Manager, will receive
er,
composed'
•
of
Houston;
Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast, of
San Antonio; R. A. Underwood &
Co.,
of - Dallas,
and h Dwinnell,
Harkness & Hill, of Boston, at a
price of par, a net interest cost
Indep.
to
on
of
Consolidated
Corp.
Dated Sept.
provement bonds
(PST)
p.m.
Creek
-r
,
Knickerbocker,
School District, Texas
was
„
15
Clear
refunding bonds
Bond
bids
to
Columbian
City.
—
$290,-
sold
was
Equitable
Pottstown School
Douglas County Sch. Dist. No. 8
(P. O. Canyonville), Ore.
Bond Offering
Helen Altree,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Bos¬
of
issue
bonds
James C. Tucker & Co., of Austin.
CAROLINA
facilities
awarded
Company, of
OREGON
of
Gaffney, S. C.
Sale—The $200,000 gen¬
obligation municipal recre¬
eral
porated.
First
Bank
Sale—An
school
of
and
the
Bond
000
tion; The Philadelphia National
Bank; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.;
terest
at
-
tal
$625,000 building bonds. Dated
Dec.
1, 1955.
Principal and in¬
payable
.*
...
.
Clarksville Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Tennessee
with
aforemen¬
-
Bank in
the
Philadelphia
General Obligation Bond offering
are;
The First Boston Corpora¬
City
Bond Offering—H. E.
„
priced
are
the
*
interest
Bond Offering—L.
City
District No. 30 (P. O. Bartlesville),
,
National
a bid of 106.84 for 3V2s
submitted for the Water Sup¬
Bonds, which
yield 2.95%.
Hos¬
Co., Providence,
1.65%; and $125,000 to the
1.03%, and
ply
bank.
Bond
Bonds,
being reoffered to yield
are
payable at
tioned
same
Trust
SOUTH
submitted for
was
(M-S)
time
the
ton, at 1.78%.
Unification
Associated
County
Bond
Transit
Principal and
group
a
York
City Transit Uni¬
Bonds, due June 1, 1980,
and $2,239,000 are New York
City
Corporate Stock Water Supply
Bonds, due Jan. 15, 1976. A bid
Interest J-J.
Tulsa
pital
at
fication
of 102.15 for 3s
Dated Sept. 1, 1955.
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1971
par.
anticipation
bond
at
New
are
3s, at
as
follows:
as
First
of
Plantations
$125,000 to the Rhode Island
bonds
yield
consists
offered
sold
were
$4,137,000 City of New
bonds, of which $1,898,000
was
Nov.
$4,000,000
lot
$250,000
notes
of
York
which
on
to
The
2.75%.
10 a.m. (CST)
purchase
of
.
These
reoffered
|he
Island, Provi-" Due on
dence, at 1.85%.
inclusive.
lot of
submitted.
was
are
to
Bank of Rhode
$2,000,000 of City
of Philadelphia General
Obliga¬
tion Bonds, due Jan.
1, 1988 to
1992, inclusive, a bid of 103.91 for
Whitman announces that the-Dis¬
trict will receive sealed bids until
*
$50,000
the
.
about
000
1956
interest cost of
follows: $165,due on May 1 from
1958 inclusive; $830,-
a
net
2.87%,
3s,
to
as
/
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1854)
000
1959
2%s, due on May 1 from
to
1970
inclusive, and
3s, due on May
1971 to 1975 inclusive.
$445,000
from
1
Sch. Dist. No.
las, R. A. Underwood & Co.,
Dallas Rupe
& Son, all of
and William N. Ed¬
wards & Co., of Fort Worth,
Dallas,
price of 100.60, a net inter¬
2.87%, as fol¬
lows:
$100,000 3V2s, due on
a
May 1 from 1956 to 1965 in¬
clusive; $180,000 2%s, due on
May 1 from 1966 to 1972 in¬
clusive, and $175,000 2%s, due
1973 to 1975
May 1 from
160-167 (P.
O.
Wash.
4s.
$51,000
1957 to
on Oct. 1
1959 inclusive.
Due
to
from
74,000 2%s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1963 inclusive.
259,000 2%s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1969
to
1978
Dated
payable
at
Independent School
King
Texas
District,
Offering—bailey
Bond
Peyton,
will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on
Nov. 9 for the purchase of $4,Manager,
Business
office.
000,000 building, site and equip¬
ment bonds. Dated Nov. 15, 1955.
Aug. 15 from 1956 to 1975
Principal and interest
Due on
Offering
—
R.
A. Mont¬
Secretary
(Village), Baldwin,
Hammond, Erin, Eau Galle
and Rush
^
Bond Sale—The $225,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 25—v. 182,
1511—were awarded to
a group
composed Of the National Bank
[of
of
Seattle;
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
and Chas. N. Tripp &<Co., both of
Portlands
Wash.
i
Bond Sale—The
Bond
1620—were
p.
of
Finance, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on
Nov. 15 for the purchase of $2,000,000 water revenue bonds, as
follows: v
- >",
First
bids
21
until
for
general
Dec.
purchase of $470,000 water
1957
the
8
purchase
obligation
1, 1955. Due
to
(PST)
p.m.
1970
of
on
Nov.
$125,000
bonds.
on
sealed
Dated
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Callable
payable
(F-A)
...»inclusive.
series D
school
bonds. Due
the
at
City
or
agency
State's
Co., The Milwaukee Company,
Wells
at
Milwaukee, and Mullaney,
Co., of Chicago, as %s,
&
price
a
of
(CST)
til 7:30 p.m.
on
Dawson, of New York City.
(Continued
Clerk un¬
Nov. 2 for
purchase of $500,000 general
obligation bonds.
the
Consolidated
Common
Seminole
Sch. Dist. No.
Bond
Offering
1, Texas
Evans,
H. B.
—
will i receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 10 for the purchase of $1,Business
*
Manager,
075,000 school house bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1955. Due on July 1 from
1956
to
1973 inclusive. Legality
Lost
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Crowe, of Dallas.
*
College
(P.
cured of
dormitory
group composed of the First
Southwest Co., Dallas, Rauscher,
a
&
Pierce
&
San
Antonio,
were
the tragic truth is
might have
been saved—lost their lives because their
«
mother t
cers
had
can¬
spread and "colonized" in other parts
of their bodies before proper treatment
Co., and M. E. Allison
both of
Co.,
last year,
that at least 70,000 others—who
$975,000
bonds was sold
revenue
1
than 70,000 Americans
more
cancer
San Marcos),
O.
Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
to
Needlessly?
Although
■
Teachers
Southwest Texas State
could
be started.
as
follows:
That's
$72,000 3V2s. Due on Oct. 15 from
to
1958
why
we
keep reminding
you
that, since
inclusive.
1965
most
268,000 3%s. Due on Oct. 15 from
inclusive.
1966 to 1975
early
cancers
be cured,
can
"insurance"is:
/.
best
your
»
v,
635,000 4s. Due on Oct. 15 from
1976 to
1989 inclusive.
bonds
The
First:
Oct.
dated
are
15,
year no matter
Interest A-O.
1955.
To have
year
for
thorough health check-up
a
how well
women over
you may
35)
*
•.
every
feel (twice
a
r
Temple, Texas
second:
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until Nov. 22 for the
$1,600,000 school
Dated Nov. 15, 1955.
of
purchase
bonds.
Tyler,
sealed
ceive
(CST)
on
bids
breast
until
10
re¬
a.m.
from
1
1956
(#) A lump
elsewhere.
(3)
or
may
your doctor at
of them-(l) Any
sore
the
that
thickening, in the
Unusual bleeding
ing (6) Persistent hoarseness
$500,000 street improvement bonds.
Dec.
any one
danger signals that
straight to
a
wart
or
or
mole {5)
Persistent indigestion or difficulty in swallow¬
Nov. 1 for the purchase
on
or
go
discharge (1) Any change in
-of $650,000 bonds, as follows:
Due
and
does not heal
McNallie,
City Clerk and Treasurer, will
.
first sign of
Texas
Bond Offering—G. V.
To learn the 7
mean cancer,
or
change in normal bowel habits.
to
cough (7) Any
-
1975 inclusive.
150,000 police station bonds. Due
Dec.
on
1
from
1956
to
inclusive.
The
1955.
For
1970
bonds are dated Dec.
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
you, or
care
payable at the Chase Manhattan
Bank, New York City, or at the
Citizens National Bank, Tyler. Le¬
gal opinion by a firm of recog¬
nized Texas attorneys.
Tyler Independ. Sch. Dist.,
Bond
Offering
the
of
Board
receive
sealed
—
of
more
lifesaving facts about
the American
'
Cancer
address
of your
your
cancer,
letter to "Cancer"—in
local Post Office.
Texas
The Secretary
will
until
Nov.
8
for the purchase of either
000
or
$4,500,$3,000,000 school bonds.
Victoria Indepen. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received
dent
of
(CST)
of
by
Schools
the
Superinten¬
until
7:30
p.m.
Nov. 7 for the purchase
$1,000,000 school bonds.
on
*
neighbor t
phone
Society office nearest
Education
bids
100.22,
American Cancer
a
basis'
about 2.72%.
&
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received by the City
a
Co., Chicago; Robert W. Baird
both of
fiscal
King
by .Wood,
approved
to
Halsey, Stuart
&
in New York City. Legal¬
ity
the
high
18—v.
&
Treasurer's
office,
at
Oct.
1511—were awarded
p.
Texas
Benito,
Wis.
$225,000
offered
group composed of
v
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable
bonds
or
San
St
of
on
The bonds will be dated Dec. 1,
1955.
Sale—The
at the First National
City Bank, New York City. Le¬
gality approved by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
tonio,
both
Cedarsburg,
Bond
■
An¬
of San
Inc.,
-
National
the
at
Commerce,
of
th€
to
Paul, jointly.
inclusive.
Bank
awarded
Bank, and Mann-
,
1379 inclusive.*• *
receive
will
National
heimer-Egan,
$1,000,000 series C bonds. Due on
Jan. 1 and July 1 from 1969 to
Wash.
Offering—Loren L. Fitch,
[
$190,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 20—v. 182
Offering—C. A. Gaisford,
Director
Jah*rF^md "July 1 from" T975 J82,
Clerk,
(Towns)
(P. O. Baldwin), Wis.
Valley Sch. Dist. No. 407 (P. O.
Seattle), Wash.
>
Bond
River
Joint Sch. Dist. No. 4
Seattle.
Tacoma,
(PST) on Nov. 2
bids until 8 p.m.
for the
of
WISCONSIN.
King County, Lower Snoqualmie
City
Monday, October 31, 195£
.
Baldwin
elman, of Seattle.
68
Board iof
Commissioners, will receive sealed
gomery,
the County
Legality ap¬
7 years from date of issue.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Preston,
Thorgrimson
&
Horowitz,
of
.
after
inclusive.
County Water Dist. No.
(P. O. Bellevue), Wash.
Bond
1,
proved by Weter, Roberts & Shaf-
Kirkland,
San Antonio
Sept.
Sept. 1 from 1958
inclusive.
Principal and
on
Commerce
106,000 2V2S. Due on Oct. 1 from
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
inclusive.
1971
interest
p.
1960 to
Due
Treasurer's
$490,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 25—v. 182,
p. 1748—were awarded to Foster
& Marshall, of Seattle, at a price
of 100.007,, a net interest cost of
about 2.73%, as follows:
est cost of about
on
Ritzville Consol.
Sale—The
Bond
bonds.
revenue
1955.
Ritzville),
455,000 general obligations were
sold to a group composed of
First National Bank in Dal¬
at
WASHINGTON
Adams County,
.
Society
r
on
page 59)
of
Volume 182
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5477
UNITED
(1855)
STATES
(Continued from
.
Fond da
Chase Manhattan Bank and Bankers Trust Company was the suc¬
New
Oct. 28 for $109,990,000,of a total of $122,305,000
on
;pousin|('Authority bonds offered at competitive bidding by
13 local
housing authorities located in 10 states and the District
of Columbia.
The group won
it did not bid
on
The
for the
all 12 of the issues for, which it bid;
bonds offered by the Philadelphia authority.
and 2%%
group specified interest rates of 2%%, V-k%
bonds, which mature serially 1957-1996.
The bonds
were
.
*
,
.
reoffered to the public in four separate
yield
groups—Scales A, B, C and D—at prices to yield from 1.50%
to
2.50%.
Scale
-■
A
yields from 2.35% »to
in
range?
for bonds
2.40%
maturing 1985-1994 ;of the housing authority in Washington, D. C.
Scple B ranges,in yields.- from 1.50% to 2.45% and is appli¬
-
Buffalo, N. Y. local housing authority.
cable to bonds of the
Scale C,
with yields of 1.50% to 2.50%, applies to local hous¬
City
Clerk,
bids until 10
1,1955. Due
authorities in
Chicago, 111.;
Owensboro, Ky.;
bonds.
Dated
bonds.
on
Housing
Public
the
from
advances
of the bonds will be used to retire
Administration
(PHA)
The bonds will be callable 10 years
price oi 104
call
from their date at
a
call
offered
1620
or
The bonds are legal investments for
hereafter imposed.
The bonds of each issue will be secured by a first pledge of
contributions
anri.ai
unconditionally
payable
under
an
Annual
building bonds
langer, Inc., at
v.
as
the PHA and the local housing
authority issuing the bonds. The United States Housing Authority,
as
La
Due
Oct.
on
from
1
water
Co.,
of
Oct.
on
1
1
poration
from
Due
from
Offering
sealed
composed
7
$23,500 3s. Due
29,500 3 ^s. Due
was
137,000 3s. Due
$675,000
sold to
a
Nov. 1 from
on
Dated Nov.
the Corporation de
of
St.
Grenier,
18
bonds
at
1 from
Oct.
$460,000 3s. Due on
1 from
1, 1955. Interest M-N.
Redempteur, Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of
water
a
will
Nov.
on
1966 to 1970 inclusive.
group
works
was
and
1956 to 1963 inclusive.
price of 97.30,
a
$5,000 31/2S. Due
from
Due on Oct. 1
1964 to 1975 inclusive.
215,000 4s.
sewer
$25,000
system
sold to Belanger, Inc.,
cost of about 4.23%
net interest
a
^
as
follows:
Oct.
on
1 from
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
4s. Due
20,000
Interest A-O.
Oct.
on
•
1
from
1966 to 1970 inclusive.
Danville, Quebec
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Lazard Freres & Co.; The
from
1
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
and Garneau,
Dated
Oct.
1, 1955. Principal
(A-O) payable at a
paving bonds was sold to Nesbitt, Chartered bank in Quebec, Moni treal, or Si Romauld.
Bond Sale—An issue of
ONTARIO
Georgetown, Ont.
Offerer
Nov.
on
1956 to 1960 inclusive.
Ruel & Co., Inc.,
Boulanger, Ltd., at
price of 97.02, a net interest cost
of about 4.07%, as follows:
Ltd.,
Dated Dec. 15, 1955,
Debenture"
4.18%,
follows:
Prets de Quebec, J. E. Laflamme,
includes: Chemical Corn Exchange Bank;
Company; C. J. Devine & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Kuhn,
Quebec, J.
net interest cost of about
as
Acton Vale.
Dated Oct. 1, 1955.
Bank; The First National Bank of Chicago; The Northern Trust
de
1
purchase of $375,000,build¬
ing bonds.
or
Bond Sale—An issue of
Schools,
of
Prets
Laflamme, Ltd., Grenier, Ruel
Co., Inc., arid Garneau, Bou¬
langer, Ltd., at a price of 97.42,
Oct.
school bonds
bids until Jan.
was
Cor¬
de
&
Chicoutimi School Commission,
Quebec
Chi¬
Karl D. Bell,
—
$190,000
bonds
E.
Oct.
on
system
group composed of
a
interest
treal
,
Malbaie, Quebec
works
sold to
1, 1955.
Principal
(A-O) payable at a
Chartered Bank in Quebec, Mon¬
price of 100.10.
Guaranty Trust Company of New York; Harris Trust and Savings
Loeb & Co.;
4s.
1, 1955. Principal
<M-S) payable at a
Bond Sale—An issue of
1966 to 1975 inclusive.
payment of the annual contributions by the PHA.
The offering group
4.01%,
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
26,000
Sept.
interest
Chartered bank iri Quebec, Mon¬
treal, Or Farnham.
sold to Beprice of 97.75,
9,000 3y>s. Due
amended, solemnly pledges the faith of the United States to
the
Dated
and
$110,000
was
a
1 from
Sept.
on
1969 to 1975 inclusive.
1956 to T960 inclusive.
awarded to the
Securities
Superintendent
for the
200,000 3V2s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1966 to 1968 inclusive.
follows;
$75,000., 3s.
182,
.
Sept. 1 from
on
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
86,000 4s/Due
net interest cost of about
a
and
—
a
$114,000 3s. Due
Quebec
;
Contributions-' Contract between
95.41,
School Commission,
Vale
Bond Sale—An issue of
ap¬
County Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Sheridan), Wyo.
receive
&
QUEBEC*
Acton
1,
Sheridan
Bond
LeclerCj Inc., jointly, at
of
Oij Oct. 20 from 1956 to* 1975
inclusive., Interest A-O.
WYOMING
and trust funds in New York and certain other
savings banks
stales.
Nationale, and Rene
a price
net interest cost of
about 4.02%, as follows;
T.
Due
Cutler, of
25
$400,000
sewer
and road
sold to the Banque
works,
was
Canadienne
—
Co., Ltd., and the
.Commerce, as
4V4S and 3%s, at a price of 100.06.
$142,000 schopl
Oct.
were
—
Channer
Interest-on the bonds is exempt from any Federal income tax
now
water
a
Bond Sale—The
p.
Bond Sale—An issue of
In¬
Flamhorough, Ont.
Graham
Dated
cago, at a
prices.
Legality
Interest A-O.
Farnham, Quebec
Oct. 1
on
Canadian Bank .of
Onalaska, Wis,
bonds
and accrued interest, and thereafter at decreasing
L.
Chicago.
or
will be used to meet the cost of the housing projects.
Wayne.
sive.
An issue, of
$26,000 debentures was sold to J.
terest (M-rN) payable at the Bank
remainder
temporary loans from other than the PHA, and the
West
lp75 inclusive. Principal and in¬
South
1975
Debenture Sale
Nov. 1 from 1956 to
proved by Chapman &
'
Nov.
Dated
Wash.
from the sale
Nov.
staedt, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 1 for the purchase of $115,school
to
on
bonds"
Robert Fern-
—
of
j
Due
inclusive.
Lafayette and Greene Countries,
Wayne Union Free High School
District (P. O. Box 62,
South Wayne), Wis.
Bond: Offering
3.64%,
terest A-O.
on
Newark, N. J.; Trenton, N. J.; New York, N. Y.; and Tacoma,
Prccieds
Nov. 8
on
May 1 from 1956
Principal and
interest
(M-N) payable at the
First National Bank, Fond du Lac,
or at the National Exchange Bank,
Fond du Lac. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
1955. Due
housing
at a. price of 99.82.
1956
price of 99.38, a basis of about
Dated Oct 1, 1955. Due
Oct. 1 from 1956 to 19631 inclu¬
a
issue of
An
—
from
sealed
inclusive.
1975
000
issues 'of
receive
(CST)
a.m.
improvement
Mo. ar.d Waterbury, Conn.
in yields from 1.50% to 2.50% applies to
will
Sale
$88,900 debentures was sold to
Anderson & Co., Ltd., and the
Imperial Bank of Canada, as 3y2S,
Lac, Wis.
for the purchase of $115,000 street
ing authorities in Cleveland, Ohio; San Francisco, Calif.; St. Louis,
Scald D, ranging
Wetland, Ont.
Bond Offering—G. J. Qndrasek,
:o
*
58)
WISCONSIN
Issues—A group of banks End investment dealers headed by The
cessful! bidder
page
Debenture
Banking Group Wins Twelve of Thirteen New Housing Bond
Jhomson & Co., Ltd., as 3V2S, at
Sealed
—
and interest
$30,000
bids will be received.uhtil Oct. 31
:-£y
Philadelphia National Bank; J.
P. Morgan & Co. Incorporated;
for
improvement
Wachovia Bank and
Wirtston-Salem; American
Dec.
15, 1955.
Company, San Francisco; .Barr Brothers & Co.; City Na¬
nual
installments
Trust
Trust
Company,
tional Bank & Trust Co., Kansas
Mercantile-Safe
Company of
Deposit
City, Mo.; Glickenhaus & Lembo;
and Trust Company,
Baltimore;
of
10
debentures.
Dated
This advertisement is neither
Due on equal an¬
over
years.
offer to
an
offer to sell
ror
a
solicitation of
of these securities. The offering is made only
by the Prospectus. This is published on behalf of only such of the
undersigned as are registered,dealers in securities in this State'/
an
mS
period
a
m
buy
any
OCTOBER 27,1955
NEW ISSUE
DIVIDEND NOTICES
Incorporated; The First National Bank
Memphis; A. M. Kidder & Cop, Laidlaw & Co.; W. H. Morton
W
m
&
Co.,
Union
Fidelity
Trust
Company,
&
Sons; Field, Richards & Co.; First National Bank of Minne¬
Western New York; Merrill, Turben & Co.; R. H.
m
ps.
CORPORATION
Moulton &
DIVIDEND
No.
National Bank of Minneapolis; J. C. Wheat & Co.; National Bank
declared
of Commerce of Seattle.
share
Interest
Local
San
Amount
Authority
..
Rate—%
-
Bid—%
on
dividend
(Par Value $0.50 per share)
Price $1.25
of
a
stock pay¬
common
II
able November 18, 1955, .to
stockholders of record
I
W.
November 9,1955,"
M
m
M. J. FOX, Jr.
$14,315,000
Waterbury, Conn.
-----
Chicago, 111.
Chicago, 111.
1
Owensboro, Ky.
-
100.745
1,280,000
21/2
100:281
2i/2
101.815
I
7,785,000
Calif.—.
2%
3,835,000
Francisco,
72%
101.80
m
101.80
If
2%
1,725,000
V.'.V
Sloomfield, N. J.
October
'
Treasurer
.
^5,1955
'
St.
14,400,000
Louis, Mo.
Newark, N. J
-
2%
100.099
21/2
101.517
21/2
101.419
2%
100.624
§
"
20,4*5,000:
SINCLAIR
"
Trenton, N. J
-
-
Buffalo, N. Y-.
New
-
1,190,000
—
6,345,000
4,920,000
York, N. Y.._.
•
:
7,425,000
2%
2%
100.155
Tacoma, Wash.
3,330,000
-2 y2
National
6,010,000
; 2 Yz
101.187
—-
——
act
as
"I ^ J'
;
,
I
RUPE
8c
NEWTON
The
$12,315,000 Philadelphia Housing Authority bond issue
TEXAS
R.
Corporation, on October 19, 1955,
the regular quarterly divi¬
M
M
REED
dend rate from 654 per share to 754
0
DAVIS
per
was
purchased
by
nationwide
syndicate
managed
by
Lehman
Bros.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Phelps, Fenn & Co.; First Boston Corp.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Smith, Barney
&
Co.; Shields & Co., arid R. W. Pressprich, on a bid of 101.51
for 21/&s.
were
This group also submitted bids for the 12 issues
awarded
as
which
Directors
of
0.
share. Such 754 dividend on the
stock of the Corporation for
fourth quarter of 1955, declared
from the earned surplus of the Cor¬
P
1
poration,
M
common
the
will
be paid by check
'm
on
December 15, 1955 to stockholders of
record on November 15, 1955.
INC.
m
■M
P. C. SPENCER
President
A.
.t.
^
8c
8c
CO.
CO.
NATipNAL CORPORATION
UNDERWOOD 8c COMPANY.
8c
SLOAN
8c
(
COMPANY
WILLIAM
N.
CRESTON
DEWAR,
INC.
m
CO.
H.
EDWARDS
FUNK
8c
ROBERTSON
8c
COMPANY
COMPANY
8c
PANCOAST
m
■
noted above.
||
CO.
GOODBODY
i
Oil
SON,
&4CO,
LENTZ,
I
of
8c
SUTRO
Sinclair
Common Stock Dividend No. 100
Board
/•'
,
M
CORPORATION
The
Philadelphia Issue Taken By Dealer Group
qualified
REEVES
increased
Capital(Washington, D. C.)
are
dealers in this State.
DAN I EL-
101.039
;
—
undersigned who
to
^
of the
DALLAS
101.877
17,015,000
York, N. Y
Cleveland, Ohio
be obtained from any
V-}
"
New
Copies of the Prospectus may
If
OH
102.008
2%
COMMON STOCK
I
Twenty-five cents ($0.25)
a
CUBAN AMERICAN OIL COMPANY
1
The Board oi Directors has
submitted the following winning bids:
m
6
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8
Company; The Peoples National Bank, Charlottesville, Va.; Third
The group
a,OOO,OOO SHARES
m
apolis; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; The Marine Trust Company
of
m
Newark;
Baker, Watts & Co.; First National Bank in Dallas; A. G. Edwards
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j/
m
of
Incorporated;
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Trust
Georgia; Commerce Trust Company, Kansas .City,
Mo.; The Illinois Company,
$63,327 4Vz%
the purchasd of
Dick & Merle-Smith; Bache & Co.; Seattle-First-National Bank;
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BARRON
MCCULLOCH
INVESTMENTS
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1856)
,
...
,
Monday, October 31, 1955
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;
New Issues
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Interest
on
these Bonds is
under the
Exempt from
any
Federal Income Tax,
now or
hereajter imposed,
provisions of the United States Housing Act of 1937, as amended
$109,990,000
New
Housing
In
an
opinion rendered to the President of the United States On May 15,
1953, U. S. Attorney General, Hon. Herbert Brownell, Jr., stated in part:
"In summary,
I am of the view that: * * * A contract to pay annual contri¬
butions entered into by the
PHA (Public Housing Administration) in
conformance with the; provisions of the act (IT.
☆
☆
as
8. Housing Act of 1937,
amended) is valid and binding upon the United States,-and that the
faith of the United States has been
solemnly pledged to the payment of
such contributions in the same terms its faith has been
payment of its
23/s%,
many
(parentheses not in original text)
2Vi%and 2%% Bonds
Legal Investment for Commercial Banks, Savings Banks and Trust Funds
other States and Legal Investment, without limitation
as to
in
New York and
New York
These Bonds,
to
at
or
C
.*
amount of investment,
for all National Banks organized under the Laws of the United States
Principal and semi-annual interest payable,
pledged to the
interest-bearing Obligations."
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,
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the option of the holder, at the office of the Fiscal Agent of the respective Local. Housing Authorities or at the office of the Alternate Paying Agent
City of Chicago. Illinois. Coupon bonds in the denomination of jSl.OOO, registerable as to principal only, or as to both principal and interest,
with the privilege of reconversion, at the expense of the holder, into coupon bonds.
in
\
:
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the Gty and State of
in the
be issued by the various local housing authorities listed below, will constitute, in the opinion of counsel, valid and legally binding obligations of the respective local housing authorities, secured by
of annual contributions
7
unconditionally payable
pursuant to
the Annual Contributions Contracts with the Public Housing Administration (an agency of the Federal Government) in
actually available for such purpose, will be sufficient to pay the principal of and interest on the bonds when due.
an
amount
a
first pledge
which, together with funds
of the local agency
LOCATION OF AUTHORITIES AND AMOUNTS
Scale A
Scale D
2%% Bonds
21/2%Bonds
$6,010,000 National Capital
Washington, D. C.,*
I
Scale C
2V2% Bonds
$17,015,000 Cleveland, Ohio
$14,400,000 St. Louis, Mo.
$14,315,000 San Francisco, Calif.
$3,330,000 Tacoma, Wash.
1,190,000 Trenton, N. J.
$11,620,000 Chicago, 111.
20,415,000 Newark, N. J.
Scale B
23/s% Bonds
2'/2% Bonds
$6,345,000 Buffalo, N. Y.
$1,280,000 Waterbury, Conn.
2%% Bonds
$12,345,000 New York, N. Y.
$1,725,000 Owensboro, Ky.
MATURITIES AND YIELDS
(Accrued interest to be added)
Scale
-
Due
Scale B
Due
Due
Scale G
Due
Scale B
Scale A
Due
B, C and D
1985-86
2.35%
1957
1.50%
1964
1.85%
1977-78
2.20%
1964-65
1.90%
1978-79
2.25%
1964
1.90%
1977-78
2.25%
1987-90
2,375
1958
1.60
1965-66
1.90
1979-80
2.25
1966-67
1.95
1980-81
2.30
1965-66
1.95
1979-80
2.30
1991-94
2.40
1959
1.65
1967-68
1.95
1981-82
2.30
1968-69
2.00
1982-84
2.35
1967-68
2.00
1981-82
2.35
Due
1960
2.35
Scale C
Due
Scale D
Due
Scale D
1.70
1969-70
2.00
1970-71
2.05
1985-87
2.375
1969-70
2.05
1983-85
2.40
1961
1.75
1971-72-
2.05
1986-88
2.375
1972-73
2.10
1988-89
2.40
1971-72
2.10
1986-89
2.45
1962
1.80
1973-74
2.10
1989-91
2.40
1974-75
2.15
1990-91
2.45
1973-74
2.15
1990-96
2.50
1963
1.85
1975-76
2.15
1992-95
2.45
1976-77
2.20
1992-96
2.50
1975-76
2.20
1983-85
Note: Where the
The bonds of each issue will, with the exception
of par
but
on
noted hereafter, be redeemable
interest
payment
and interest accrued to date of redemption plus the following premiums: 4% if redeemed
or
before 25
yield and the
coupon are
These Bonds
are
offered when,
as
date
on
and after
the
the price is par
same,
as a whole, or in part in inverse numerical, order, at a redemption price
before 15 years from their date; 3% if redeemed ther^fter but on or before 20 years from their date; 2K% if redeemed thereafter
years from their date; 2% if redeemed thereafter but on or before 30 years from their date; 1% if redeemed thereafter but on or before 35 years from their date; without premium if redeemed after 35 years from
the bond date. The bonds of the Owensboro Municipal Housing Commission located in Kentucky, if called in part, will be selected by lot from the whole number of the issue then outstanding.,
on any
ten years
from the date of the bonds
on or
and if issued ond received ky us'and
with respect to
are
subject to prior sale and approval of legality,
each issue, byrecognized municipal bond counsel.
Descriptive Circular upon request
The Chase Manhattan Bank BankersTrustCompany
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Chemical Cora Exchange Bank Guaranty Trust Company Harris Trust and Savings Bank The First National Bank The NorthernTrust Company C.J.Devine&Co.
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of New York
of Chicago
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Kidder, Peahody & Co.
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
Dick & Merle-Smith
Bache & Co.
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Lazard Freres & Co.
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The Philadelphia National Bank
t
Seattle-First National Bank
St. Loaii
i.
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
American Trust
Winston-Sslem
Gty National Bank & Trust Co.
'
Kansas
Glickenhaus & Lembo
Mercantile-Safe Deposit and Trust Company
City, Mo.
The Illinois Company
A. M. Kidder & Co.
" Laidlaw & Co.
W. H. Morton & Co.
Field. Richards & Co.
.
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Third National Bank
la Nuhnlie
New York, October 27.19S5
Company
|Saa Francisco
Company of Georgia
Commerce Trust Company
The First National Bank
of Mca^ibio
-
Ktasts City, Mo.
Baltimore
Fidelity Union Trust Company
First National Bank
Baker, Watts & Co.
Newsrk
locorforat*4
A. G. Edwards & Sons
Trust
The First National Bank
oi Portlud, Ore.
Barr Brothers & Co.
Mercantile Trust Company
First National Bank
The Marine Trust Company
o( Miotic* poll*
ia Dallas
of Western New York
J. G Wheat & Co.
Merrill. Turben & Co.
R. H. Moulton &
Company
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Foster & M«'i hall
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The
Peoples National Bank
of Ckartwtteenjfe, V*,
National Bank of Commerce
ol Seattle
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