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V.

UNIVERSITY

MONDAY

OF

ISSUE

MICHIGAN

The Commercials

Financial

Chronicle

Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office

Volume

182

Number

5463

New York 7,

N; Y., Monday, September 12, 1955

Price

$1.15

Copy

a

General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
Aero

PUBLIC UTILITY

-

sales

Provision

for

taxes

income

•Income.—V.

income

on

iloss)

This

<'486,798

<"$216,721

Quotations

Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.—Earnings—
Gross

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

Gross

Net

from

Net

ry.

—V.

$543,310

51,354

183,846

58,695

69,775

47,460

American

3,462,500
1,031,158

2,909,737

3,769,857

3,140,704

532,860

1,402,451

824,138

359,340

railway

,

railway
income

186,252

579,610

379,438

from
ry.

railway

Net

ry.

p.

1952

$1,660,302

$1,480,533

330,839

366,706

276,34?

166,151

218,686

95,232

12,282,674

10,068,582

11,894,426

11,182,002

4,211,871

2,753,905

3,586,650

2,478,708

1,929,864

1,371,452

1,699,990

828,796

San

Toronto

4

the

exercise

in V.

of

182, p.

net

subscription

warrants up

J

-

181,

the

field

of

nuclear

energy

Board Chairman of American Electronics,

President

Under

of

the

the

terms

of

Scientific

Co.

Electronics

tries.

Reed

Vice

Presider t,

The

R-C

agreement,

American

Electronics

will

ex¬

under

the

of

name

and Lawrence R.

Curtis

Reed-Curtis

will continue

Nuclear

as

Instrument

Co.

is

a

leader

in

the

design

field

The
ment
borne

of

the Scintiscanner

will

rapidly

indispensable

become

of

Bank

also

and many

produces

the

other industrial

Scintiscope,

the

measuring instruments required, are expected to
cations
throughout industry.—V. 181, p. 2353.

headed

$49.75

by Harriman Ripley &

Enka

Corp.—Stock

Sold—The

stock not subscribed

share.

by the underwriters

Co. Inc., on Aug. 31 at

See also V. 182,

American Gas & Electric Co.
The

consolidated

consolidated,

after

Period

One

p.

909.

Net

ry.

Seven
12

Ended

1,877 shares

net

income

of

that

this

company

of

1955

*

Dillon,

Read

Co.

&

call for redemption

on

Nov.

preferred stock at $115
share.—V. 182, p. 109.

per

1953

1952

$793,464

$734,363

$820,974

$350,194

163,424

103.144

"43,099

1954

66,040

37,558

190,234
79,780

5,311,887

5,063,665

5,422,329

4,777,582

1,078,574

821,143

1,380,944

811,070

443,412

302,094

615,333

379,913

income

•3,175

1—

railway

railway
income

oper.

182,

810.

p.

18,097,765
30,444,124

Earnings

1954

$2.37

$

12,847,395

$2.83

share—12 months
only.

1955

tBased

on

average

number

sales

Provision

122,568,706
for

Federal
Federal

income
income

taxes

15,197,720

taxes

8,173,000

11,918,540
6,100,000

7,024.720

before

106,078,788

5,818,540

$1.37

$1.21

Net earnings

"Earnings
"Basfed

182, p. 409.

per
on

common

share

.___

the average number of shares outstanding.—V. 181, p. 2010.

1857

MEMBERS

James Richardson & Sons
Executive

Offices—Winnipeg

Exchange

Montreal Stock

Exchange
Exchange

Calgary Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock

Complete

Exchange

Winnipeg Stock Exchange

facilities for
Canadian,

Winnipeg Grain Exchange

Serving Investors Across Canada

Stock and Bond




Toronto Stock

Canadian Stock

CANADIAN
SECURITIES

MONTREAL, TORONTO, WINNIPEG, CALGARY, EDMONTON, VANCOUVER, VICTORIA

LETH8RIDGE,

MEDICINE HAT,

1, next,
share,

RR.—Earnings—

$

Net

Established

iSif11

Inc.,

per

<'1954
$2,212,129

12,852,443

outstanding—..

for comparative purposes

of

1950

Armstrong Cork Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Up—

36,313,272

months

"Restated

in

6 Months Ended June 30—

22,051,799

of shares outstanding during period.—V.

&

Read

McCain.

V

$1.25

railway

Jan.

ry.

$2,717,759

months

common

Dillon,

S.

resignation as a director of
that Mr. Belmont will succeed

President

post

railway

from

from

and its subsidiaries
for deferred Federal

31—
;

per

Charles

(& Subs.)— Earnings Up

all charges including provision

July

his

expected

former

dividends

oper.

From

Gross

Net

preferred dividends of subsidiaries, is as follows:

month

Common shares

for by common stock-

is

board.

1955

from

Net

per

tEarnings
common

submitted

it

of

Redemption—

from

Net

income taxes and

find broad appli¬

resignation

company on Sept. 16 will
of 5%
cumulative

accrued

Gross

a

products.

a

from

♦Deficit.—V.

attracting wide interest is a unique process developed by
the company for testing leakage
in evacuated or pressurized sealed
containers through the use of radioactive isotopes.
This process and

American

is

retired

Ann Arbor

medicine.

company

also

and

of

director of American Viscose Corp. to fill

shares'

4,301

plus

has

Corp.,

a,

the

by

Director—

a

director

and

45

Clearings

holders at $46 per share were sold

shown in the

as

equitable basis.

an

Corp.—Belmont

July-

Currently

of

Course

$138

or

elected

Chemstrand

McCain

The

46

in

portable field instru¬
designed especially for, the uranium prospector; mobile ar}d air¬
oil-logging equipment, density measuring and recording instru¬

ments,

The

the

Partial

Banks of

System.

upon

on

Vice-President

a

created

McCain

on

Mr:

and

Scintiscanner, a revolutionary instrument used in nuclear medicine to
distinguish abnormal from normal tissues by detecting the degree of
radiation in the involved area. Since X-ray machines cannot make this
distinction in soft tissue areas of the body, medical authorities have
the

Mr.

him

respectively.

Scientific

that

Reserve

(not

to be

Viscose

has been

Chemstrand

Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46

Indus¬

vacancy

President and

development of nuclear instruments with applications in the industrial,
scientific
and
military fields.
One of its principal products is the

predicted

Federal

which

American
Mr.

the

made

in part,

Belmont,

Inc.,

46

Statement of Member

be

to

or

the

having

Banks

Condition

of its common stock for all of the assets of the
will operate as a wholly-owned subsidiary of

change 12,500 shares
R-C

Reserve

Clifton W. Reed,

and

$148

be

5), payable by surrender of $100 principal amount

payment

debentures are

Co.

53
11
46

,

Scientific.

R-C

is

and

American

Foraign Exchange Rates.
Combined Condition Statement of Federal

will

held,

stock

of

redeemable, at the option of the company,
after Oct. 13, 1957, on at least 30 days'
notice, at ,he following redemption prices (expressed in percentages
of the principal amount)
together with accrued interest to the date
fixed for redemption: to and including Oct. 12, 1958, 106.65%; there¬
after to and including Oct. 12, 1959, 106.05% ; thereafter to and In¬
cluding Oct. 12, 1960, 105.45% ; thereafter to aniL including Oct. 12,
1961, 104.85%; thereafter to and including Oct. 12, 1962,
104.25%;
thereafter to and including Oct. 12, 1963, 103.60% ; thereafter to and
including Oct. 12, 1964, 102.90% ; thereafter to and including Oct. 12,
1965, 102.20%; thereafter to and including Oct. 12, 1966, 101.50%; and
thereafter to and including Oct. 12, 1967, 100.75%'. See also V. 182,
p. 910:

General Corporation & Investment News .Cover

through

809.

p.

25,

of Sept.

whole

a

August

acquisiticn of R-C Scientific Instrument Co., Inc., Playa del Rey,
Calif., according to an announcement made on Aug. 29 by Phillip W.
Zonne,

shares

The

Miscellaneous Features

the

Aug.

debentures

dividends

33

City Bond Offerings

Consolidation

182,

Investors, Inc. below.—V.

of $48 in cash. The conversion period will
extend from Dec. 13, 1955 to Oct. 13, 1965, both dates inclusive. Upon
the conversion of debentures an adjustment in respect of interest and

*

Dividends Declared and Payable

Holland.—

1967,

13,

"Chronicle"

33

Transactions, American Stock Exchange

State and

entering

is

eight

33

,

Oct.
record

of

33

-

Transactions New York Stock Exchange

American Electronics, Inc.—Enters Nuclear Field—
ccrpcrtaion

of

33

SEC Index of Stock Prices

2925.

p.

Markets

National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages

1955. See details

15,

to Sept.

Exchange

and

price of the new 12-year 37/8 % convertible debentures
now being offered for subscription by stockholders
1955, at the rate of $100 of debentures for each

conversion

The

due

44

Co
of New York is accepting subscriptions
subordinated debentures due Sept. 1, 1970, upon

corporation on July 27 filed a letter of not'fication with the
covering 6.500,000 shares of common stock, to be offered at one
per
share, through Weber Investment Co., Ogden, Utah..
The
proceeds are to be used to pay for expenses incident to mining

This

Stock

France

Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Correction—

American

as

Dow Jones Stock and Bond Averages

Trust

909.

activities.—V.

Stock Exchange

Mexico,

in

operations

American Mutual Fund, Inc.—Proposed

40
43

The
cent

Exchange

Exchange.

progressing

182, p. 809.

See Pacific-American

37
37
37
38
39

Exchange..

Over-the-Counter

r" ; ■ "
•
'
"
Amarilla Uranium, Inc.—Files With SEC—
SEC

13
25
29
34
34
34

Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section

909.

convertible

xh %-

Stock

rapidly

V.

34
30

Exchange

Stock

Stock

Canadian

Guaranty

for

—

Exchange

Stock

Francisco

Montreal

Aldens, Inc.—Stock Subscription Agent—
The

Stock

Pittsburgh

$1,374,739

income

oper.

182,

1953

301,213

railway
railway

from

Net

1954

1—

Jan,

Exchange

Philadelphia-Baltimore

552,482

from

—V.

Midwest

RR.—Earnings—

$1,669,452

railway
income-—

opci.

From

Gross

Stock

Los Angeles Stock Exchange

1955

from

Gross

Detroit

505.

July—

Net

Stock

Exchange.-Boston Stock Exchange.
Cincinnati Stock Exchange

1—

p.

Stock Exchange

14,318

Alabama Great Southern

Net

$381,869

New York

$391,293

opcr.

182,

1952

36,412

$477,947

income

Jan.

from

1953

124,476

railway

Stoner-Mudge has five plants in the United States and Canada as weU
as

Page
(Stocks),
New York Stock Exchange (Btnds)

railway

oper.

From

1954

1955

announced the purchase of Stoner-Mudge,
of tne country's largest manufacturers of

7

one

further broadens its position in the field of chemical coatings.

Stock and Bond

July—

Pa.,

The acquisition, involving an exchange of shares valued in excess of
$7,000,000, provides important diversification for American-Marietta and

1549.

p.

Co.—Acquisition—

Sept.

on

Pittsburgh,

coatings for lining cans.

ln This Issue

270,077

$154,437

company

of

Inc.

$3,850,391

0167,307

period

for the

181,

1954

$2,469,136
321,744

Income

on

MISCELLANEOUS

-

American-Marietta

1955

_

Loss belore taxes

Net

INSURANCE

-

Supply Mfg. Co., Inc.—Reports Loss—

6 Months Ended June 30—

Net

INDUSTRIAL

-

REGINA,

MOOSE JAW,

KITCHENER, ST. THOMAS

SWIFT CURRENT,

SASKATOON

KINGSTON, GALT, CHATHAM

BRANDON, PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE, KENORA
,

WINDSOR

2

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1010)

in

of hotl ication with the
SEC covering 90.900 Shares of capital stock
(par $1), to be °i, v
at $3.30 per share, through D. A. Lomasney & Co., New York, N. Y.
Cf the total, 23,400 shares are for the account of the Company and
67.500 shares for account of two selling stockholders.
The net pro¬
ceeds to the company are to be used for inventory and improvements.
corporation

26

Aug.

«r.

filed"

$7,000,000.

Califv-Files—

Products, Arcadia,

Arcadia Metal
The

1955

letter

a

Mr.

N.

Illinois,

1954

President

Nelson.

of

Period

Railway

oper. expenses

$

48,466,401 330,771,338 307,647,628
35,705,102 234,242,284 229,473,619

52,577,107
36,047,721

revenue

$

$

$

Bailwav oper.

corporation

July

on

Net

railway

V.

—

6,993,360

inc.

oper.

12,761,299
6,572,686

Black

increase

aa-

We$t Point RR.—Earnings—

railway-

25.719
*2,355

from

from

Net

ry.

From

Net

from

Net

ry.

1,735,587

312,027
60,489

*77,993

income.

♦Deficit.—V.

182,

approved

2,663.491

2,604.905
411,332
127,957

2,225,949

139,921

railway

1.—V.

.

from ry.

rev.

—V.

37,688,704

40,863.747

$946,302 $11,379,179

$6,7*4,410

Atlantic and Danville Ry.—EarningsPeriod End. July 31—
Railway

$97,309
97,825
*$516
*"27,885

$256,962
22,473

able

1955—7 Mos.—1954
$985,104
$943,109
728,142
768,604

1955—Month—1951

$108,642
98,376

oper. expenses

from

rev.

Net railway

$10,263
"18,315

oper,

ry.

Inc.

oper.

182,

—R. S. Dickson &

offered 80,000

Co., and associates

to

Offered

Irving Trust
tiaasfer
agent
for
Cdhters,

N. Y., is the
Atlas Sewing

presently

corporation

plans

to

the

use

net

has

to

1955—7 Mos.—1954

$

$

38,342.053

31,999,015

241.551,432

220,238,284

30,227,577

26,488,992

190,400,998

179,941,896

Net rev. from ry.opers.

8,114,473

5,510,023

51,150.484

40,296,383

3,551,191

2,412,680

24,259,199

19,332,881

ry.

income.—

oper.

The

the

call

for

redemption
due Dec. 1,

are

Immediate

payment

office

New

See

The

of

Hanover

Bank,

York.

series

any

which

1995,

will

also

V.

C

refunding

have

be

made

182,

been

not

the

at

for

A

—

secon¬

dary offering of 8.000 shares of class B common stock
(par $1) was made on Aug. 29 by Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son
& Curtis at $15.25 per share, with a dealer's con¬
cession of 60 cents per share.
It was discontinued on
Aug. 31.—V. 182, p. 810,

Canada—Earnings, Etc.—
$

Total

operating

Total

operating

Income
Other

revenues

(or

taxes

Total

other

Income
Total

income

available

fixed

for

fixed

charges

of

20,063,678

number

The

stock

$52,280,000
in

ment

the

of

surplus

rectors

for

single

June

$13,625,221
11,650,871

its

able

97.8%

outstanding.—V.

Of

Canadian

are

181,

have

A

Juiy—
Gross
Net

for

the

provided

Canadian

123,520

and

they

over

to

deceit

or

have

in

salaries

invest¬

90.7%

of

Net

ry.

From
Gross

1954

$2,434,274

$3,230,298

1,038,066

1,587,299

1,143,965

1,570.019

Net

from

Net

ry.

—V.

13,983,551

been

has

Louis,

has
Mo.,

of

said

for

water

for

an

announcement

purchase

subsidiary,
The

The

the

Joplin

share.

Sales

for

of

book

of

for

of

the

the

of

works,

country's

by

refrigeration,

continue

to

than Is

with

do

in

however,

value




of

air

$4,850,000

Co.

in

of

sales

nine

Joplin,
in

Nelson

conditioning

in

states,

cash

and

according

of

as

of

Ballanca

well

as

,

of

its

1955

that

will

sales

backlog
30,

of

the

shown

as

offering will
outstanding, for
only the cash

cash.

The

officers,

the

proceeds
of
this
addition, officers, di¬

In

from

the

loan

proceeds

to

of

817.000 000

in

is

1954

about

$2,725,950

1,207,982

,

$1.77

$2,26

states

in

that

that

it

has

operate as a fraud
securities";
and
(3)
that
"sales
which contains false and mis¬

said

period

as

fraud

a

ore

reserves

the

ended
to

June

30.

upon

1955,

which

pur¬

net

,

170,085

an

liscal

shares.—V.

ef

the

after

preferred

compared

increase of $458,197.
year ended June 30,

with

compared

1£55

in

182,

V.

182.

911.

p.

.

manufacturing

plant at Plymouth,
appointment of Robert A. Niemi

announced

also

armed

First

Sept.
the

of

accounting

1

by

John
division

new

M'ch.,

is

the

as

General

as

Coleman,

S.

machines
and
associated
pricision instruments and

manufactures

President.

manufacture

products.
other

The

items

for

services.

unit

buildings

on

responsibility

Sensimatic

the

at

Plymouth

have

been

built

was

added

until

in

1937,

at

Since

present

that

there

time,

other

To

be

lower

remainder

than

orders

compared
all

government.

the

the

of

Included

approximately

total

a

the

of

unfilled

in

the

starting

total,

but

statement

for

of

1955

are

renegotiation

earnings

not

were

the

at

the

to

end

contracts

letter

on

is

more

than

are

has

to

extent

contracts

review

been

refunds

under
in

excessive.—V.

the

is

made

since

the

it

181,

about

4,000

Expand in California—

total

A

issued

in

1955,

the

right

convertible

notes

to

its

subscribe

to

offered

on

or

due

July

1,

stockholders
before

1975

at

Aug.

95%

of

p.

of

record

for

5

rate

of

$100

issuable

are

proceeds
of

will

required

for

use

the

Petro-Chemical

been
natural

from
may

merger

for

to

each

have

100

been

shares

publicly

2458.

to

will

or

time

to

March,

Corp.—V.

1,81,

p.

applied
oil

stock

for

of

defray

convertible

development

balance

will

be

available

as

corporate

purooses

as

Oil

Tri-Tor

was

Oils

of

created

Ltd.

and

for

the

first
taxes

six
was

months

of

1955

totaled

Houghton,

will

be

of

completed

General

and

the

be

Hadley

on

or

before

Manager

a

the

of

182, p. 811.

1955

from

Net

ry.

railway.
railway

Jan.

from

from
ry.

1954

1953

1952

$128,225

$100,992

*30.707

*43,680

73,573

50,511

73,139

15,527

1.073,838

869,624

1,043,512

891,416

163.728

*195,648

53,558

1.183

702,272

450,583

539,911

344,235

./

income...

oper.

From

Gross

$133,559
1,397

•

$56,348
"

*45,5 00

1—

railway

railway

^

income...

oper.

Deficit.—V.

182,

507.

p.

Cameo, Inc., Houston, Tex.—Registers With SEC—
This

the

corporation

SEC

offered
Lee

covering
for

public

Higginson

Of

the

of

the

of

six

serial

Corp.

net

Seventy-five

proceeds

75,000
wire
note.

shares,
line

to

be

about

trucks

and

derived

$75,000

and

25,000

by

is

by

Paul

R.

to

for

the

for

used

the

terms

the

Board
to

are

its

sale

acquisition
of

repayment

proceeds

by

Offered

be

from

company

be

$120,000

headed

Mills,

underwriting
the

remaining balance of

The

group
shares "are to

thousand

a

6%

will

be

added

working capital in order to permit the
company to carry

an

increased

inventory and to finance
is

manufacturer

a

of

recovery of oil from
The
company
has

75,033
owns

shares

are

36.69%

of

wells

that

have

outstanding

now

the

to

larger volume of receivables. The company
gas
lift equipment for use in the
secondary
a

owned

by

to

ceased

225,000
Mills.

outstanding

Development Corp. (Boston)

stock

flow

naturally.
shares, of which

common

The

Mills

and

Family

American

of

Houston

Research

&

33.33%.

Campbell Soup Co.—New Director Elected—
to

the
Mr.

B.

board

McCabe.
of

Presdient

of

Scott

Paper

Co.,

has

been

elected

directors.

McCabe is also

a

director of General Electric Co.—V.

181, p. 2469.

V-

Canada Safeway Ltd.
See

Safeway Stores.

Inc.

(Canada)—Financing, etc.—

below.

Canadian National Lines in New
JulyGross

1555
from

from

Trican

Net

ry.

Income

income

on
Sept. 1 filed a
registration statement with
100,000 shares of its $1 par common stock, to be
sale
through
an
underwriting

for sale by the issuing
company and
Chairman.
The public offering price
be supplied by amendment.

♦

net

stock

Indiana RR.—Earnings—

from

Net

Net

$391,582,873.

capital stocs will

common

outstanding

Vice-President

JulyGross

Net

while

A.

Cambria &

From

$20,760,000,

the

recently acquired Goodman Lumber Co., has been named General Man¬

Net

2115.

approximately

Burroughs

of

ager of the new division.—V.

a

as

Co.—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
the

of

all

corporation, by action of its board of directors, has created
Industries Division, with headquarters at Goodman, Wis.
'

George

Gross

Federal

for

Calumet & Ilecia, Inc.—Creates New Division—
This

of

The

such

shares

It is anticipated that arrangements
Sept. 20, 1955.—V. 131, p. 2793.

Any

100%

which

Bonnyville

1955,

to

79,400

exchange

amount

held.

at

wells.

funds

time

determine.

in

be

and

gas

general

June

$2.000 000

principal

of

offered

offering was not underwritten. The
multiples of $100, $500, and SI,000.

added

be

management
of

notes

were

have

additional

proceeds

of

shares

of

company.

Thomas

recently

There

space.

corporation on Sept. 1 announced its intention to acquire the
Hadley Co. of Los Angeles, Calif., which is engaged princi¬
pally in printing standard forms for business and financial firms,

signed.

subject

provision

no

possible

that

only

implementing funds

or

$1,980,000,000

under

are

manufacturing

Charles R.

per

sales

year,

$2,131,000,000

orders

of

$370,-

In

totals

with

of

feet

This

earnings
$4.19

to

1954.
It
is
anticipated,
earnings for the year will be somewhat better
the figures for the first six months..

unfilled

of

1955,

company

Sales

\

inc'ome of $484,271

stock

Bruning Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC—

were

division

Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp., Montreal, Canada—
Securities Offered—

before

net

a

comr*Dn

They propose to sell 18,000 shares each. The remaining 100,400
owned by 51 other
selling stockholders, whose holdings now

Primary
of

♦

were

The

equivalent

are

definitive contracts have not yet been

the

1954,
xor

operating, division and

Net

$13,635,550.

and

the

Earnings duj-ing the first half
Renegotiation Act; however,

the

of

are

Manager

offering

deceit

or

2690.

p.

sales

on

the

The

1$55, shows

shares

Burroughs Corp.—Forms New Operating Division—

"reason¬

Regulation
circular filed

offering

for

jresult

314,600

earnings

Establishment
an

and

conditions of

the

are

at

June 30,

on

company

Forest

allocated,

21,

Co.^-Quarterly Earnings Up—

on

Ju«e 30,

on

aggregate

this

company

the

and

Substantially

Borden

subsidiary

—

"

~

v

share

a

also

shares

.

a

Mo.

excess

and

Nelson

outstanding..__
share.,
;

410.

6089.

to

.

throughout

so

indicated by

the

costs

wholesalers

Sydney L. Albert, President

branches

Supply

largest

O

60,764%

$2,162,493
;
1,222,482

on
Sept. 2 filed a registration statement with the
covering 136.400 fhares of its $3 par common stock. These shares
part of the 796,215 common shares now
outstandnig, and are to
he offered for public sale by the holders
thereof through an under¬
writing group headed by William Blair & Company. The public
offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment.
The company will receive no part of the
proceeds. Of the outstanding
shares.
231,090
and
221,752l/2,
respectively,
are
owned
by
Paul
J.
Bruning and Herbert F. Bruning (who are said to control the com¬

similar

in

N.

a

This

this

be

The

the

stock.^....

common

offer¬

net

principal amount.

of

3,149^003
$2,725,950

V

SEC

one

period in 1954 amounted to $496,861,262
earnings totalled $17,349,618.
Although the company's plants have been operating at a
high level
of activity during the first six
months, and it is expected they will

and

unsubscribed

20

its

the

properties

to

from

a

amounted

3.68%

1,813,251

Acquisition—

2,406,000

tajxes

payments, compared with $446,553 or $1.54 a share on
286,000
common stock in the same
quarter one year ago.
sales for the fiscal year were
$30,355,272, compared with $25,526,year ago, and for the quarter just ended
$8,707,489 as

-See
p.

on

under

year.

receive

with

six-month

2,694 565

acquisition

1954

5,874,950

$4,681,596,

>.

May

on

of

distributed

earnings

11.833,220

79-year old company had

combined

96.,4%

per

the Commission

net

return

a

6,960.575

approximately

made

includes

filed

shares

cons'dering

that the terms and

the

and

3,493,244

the

911.

$53,366,080

with $7,083,069 for the same
quarter last year.
Inventories on June 30, 1955, amounted to

with

purpose

for

stock

and

operate
securities."—V. 181,

17,629,527

one

heating,

The

investors
the

would

3,229,050

Corp.—Concludes

501

,,

tem¬

concerning the claimed value of the
falsity of which is not disclosed in

2,752,523

concluded

supplies,

250,000

leases

receive

to

are

widely

company, the
and which

Net

Aircraft

will

purchasers

been

notes

plumbing,
to

12,679,077

410.

p.

of

cash,

$29,200

complied

5.C83.G94
<

industrial

The

247,786

for

quarter ended

Net

on

1933

Chip Uranium,
of

share.

contributed

(1)

3JC6.205

...

Income—

corporation
St.

699,569

be

stock,
p.

4,629,257

...

common

p.

$1.52

Net

5%

railway
railway

Bellanca
of

703,199

1952

1—

oper.

182,

This
Co.

919,573

'

1953

to

182,

dividend

Boeing Airplane Co.—Sales and Earnings Off—

297 843

from

of

registration

Act

RR.—Earnings—

$2,967,550

Jan.

Blue

public

in

order,

statements

the

attached

railway——

per

(Charles)

announced

w?s

from

they received

repayment
due."

believe"

upon

literature

shareholders

own

railway
oper. income..—

from

of

per

6.2%

promoters

not

1954.

April,

shares.—V.

shares of

Offering

—

Chip Uranium is false and misleading in its reference to the
transfer of 1,127,400 shares
by Mr. Smith as a gift "when, in fact, such
transactions included sales of
shares"; (2) that the use of said olfering
circular in the offering and sale of stock "would

June

$1.17

available

(E. L.) Bruce

506.

p.

by Blue

at

1955

from

The

or

totaling

company's opinion

Bessemer & Lake Erie

it

Securities

corporation

$264,550

suspension

of

2238.

p.

the

exemption

offering

which

promoters

for

cause

1,974,350

of

record

offering of this kind.

30,

Commission,
A

$1

the

services.

$19,750

11,650.871

$1 18
end

at

to

shares

and

12,696,109

outstdg...

which closed at the
additional capital and set a

182,

Colo.

Denver,

under

public

outstanding,

salaries

2,278,887

stock

com.

share

per

stock

total

12,696,109

dividend

shares

182,

The
or

his

and

offering

volume

$14,974,996

issue,

any

record

en

earned

notes.—V.

the

they paid
contribution,, will

The
to

of shrs.

income

Net

4,532,216

:

Balance credited

Avge.

18,157.437

5,088,682

—

sinking

a

family and friends.
Assuming sale of all the shares
for public sale, the officers, directors and promoters
transferees)
will
own
4,025,000
shares
or
93.8%
of
the

and

Sales

1,741,514

Earned
—V.

and

be

301,711

charges

♦Net income available for dividends

Dividends

Balance

extent

308,200

4,063,000

16,415,923

directors

bonds

preferred

$2,223,257

stock

square

to

11,425,000

18,346,386
1,717,292

such

ox

the

debenture

employed there.

represent
.

authorizing

income..—.1

on

income

660,000

their

4.456.000

—

through

olfered

11,584,000

.

operating income

retirement

their

Corp.,

notification

stock

which

74,270,230

taxes

Net

$

Federal

for

Common

pay¬

106,174,153

83,501,378

on

income

5% -convertible

redemption

taxes

persons

chasers

117,837,764

_

expenses

23

5%

profit

pany).

to

circular,

1954

notes

cash
for
his
own
personal
benefit;
transferred
35,000
mining
properties and oil
interest,
again for his own
benefit;
and
in
addition
donated
1,127,400
shares
to

personal

being

of

1955

*148,334

$69,758,229
Federal

in

leading

Bell Telephone Co. of
6 Months Ended June 30—

Sept.
of

outstand.ng

for

for

shares

In

Secondary Offering

—

$3,200,000

mining properties
subject to from' 10%
to 15% royalties.
The cost to Mr. Smith in
the acquisition of
the leases was $10,000.
Of the 4,000,000 shares
so
received,
Mr.
Smith
sold
171,800
shares,', receiving
therefrom

$13,802.25

Barry Controls Inc.

vote

dispose

funds

before

Provision

public
stock
offering
by
this corporation.
opportunity
for hear'ng
on
the
question
denial of exemption should be vacated or

the

assigning

offering

910.

p.

will

and

presently

sales

Profits

that funds are available,
to conduct
preliminary
mining operations in areas judged suitable by the
results of such exploratory work."
The
offering circular further states that Joseph P. Smith, Sr.,
President and director,
"received 4,000,000 shares of the company's

above

mortgage bonds,
exchanged for series J bonds.

3,373,399

com¬

.

the

directors

this

Net

were

offering circular, "is to secure financing
further exploratory work on the company's properties

development

in

included

general

retire

additional

of

order

an

A

common

on

to

and

own

principal

and

for

Regulation

temporary

par

has called for redemption on Dec. 1, 1955 all of Its
general mortgage bonds, series J, due Dec, 1, 1995, at
amount plus accrued interest to
the redemption
date.

company

refunding and
Also

Bonds—

to

used

Exchange

an

a

provides

according

stock

Calls Series J

and

proposed

members

Net.

*

are

Regulation

$24,600

$

operating revenues.
operating expenses.

Ry.

which

Plan

for

$4,223,393

provide

proposed

a

the

1955,

carry

i

1955—Month—1954
1955—Month—1954

24,196

Bridgeport Brass Co.—Earnings Decline—
Months Ended June 30—
'
1955

permanent.

The
27,

stock

period End. July 31—

be

Uranium

issued

order

rnsde

July 1 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 1,497,500 shares of common stock, to be offered at 20 cents
per
share, thiough Mountain States Securities Corp.,
Denver, Colo.
The
net
proceeds are to be used to pay for expenses incident to
mining activities.

Ry.

will

amount

denying

whether

on

Ohio RR.—Earnings-

787,379

Six

certain

semi-annually, starting Jan. 1, 1957.
The company
of retiring at 100% on any sinking fund date up to

Securities

respect

pro¬

Balboa Mining & Development Co.—Files With SEC—

&

Purchase

and

Notes Privately—This

Co.—Sells

notes

Chip

ing,

Baltimore

Plan

issue

procure

Net

sale

principal

6,

The

company

Option

to

to
to

equipment.

the

cent

The

The

with
the balance to be applied
towards a $6,000,000
capital expenditures to increase production facilities and
over-all operating efficiency through the Installation of

option

porarily

the sale
of its stock
for the opening of new stores
and
departments in department stores. Any proceeds not so used
used by the corporation for working capital.—V. 182, p. 910.

be

Stock

Stock

Employees

stock (par SI)
stock split is

common

$1).

stockholders

create,

or

$285,000

the

The

from

leased

will

One Wall Street, New York,
capital
shares
of
stock
of

$2,072,584

fncUc

r

Suspended—

Inc.

PROCEEDS—The

ceeds

Sept. 7 publicly

on

the

of

of

of

Sept.

Co.,
all

Decker

Bliss

high-speed

Blue

V

The

shares of
stock (par

1, 1955,
Incentive

banks,

Tenths
fund,

shares of common stock (par $1) at $3.75

share.

per

W.)

$285,000

Atlas Sewing Centers, Inc., Miami, Fla.—Stock

ry, oper.

oper.

$47,648 157

;-

exchanged

542.

p.

of
improve

to

$174,505
*60,994

506.

p.

7,

program

has

'Deficit.—V.

The

to

authorizing

amendment

an

recommended by the board of directors of the company
1955 were also approved by the stockholders on Sept.

Proceeds

new

Net

railway

"De.Icit.

made, and delivery of the remainder is
to be made prior to Aug. 1, 1956, subject to the terms
of the agreement.
The agreement was negotiated by
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc., with The Equitable Life Assur¬
ance Society of the United States.

182, p. 506.

Railway oper. revenue—

1955—7 Mos —1954

$49,067,833

5,559,324

amount has been

$203,503 $16,257,613 $18,399,279
280,500
6,815,196
6,915,236

$598,961
633,832

1955—Month—1954

$6,505,626

Net rev. from

has entered into an agreement, .for the private
placement of $8,000,000 4% notes, due 1957-1970, it was
announced on Sept. 7. Delivery of $4,000,000 principal

—

oper.

inc.

oper.

common

of Oct.

the

to

181,

(E.

Period End. July 31—
1955—Month—1954
1955—7 Mos.—1954
Railway oper. revenue— $11,365,251 $10,808,240 $94,888,732 $92,843,841
Railway opef, expenses—
10,766,290
10,604,737
78,631,119
74,444,462
Net

slock

5,324,215

pany

Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Earnings-

Net raiilway

10%

a

f

$7,396,799

Preferred

910.

p.

the

$2.2(1

oper. expenses..

Net

and

July

on

136,167

of
as

and

amendments

railway——-

oper.

Black

600,000

from

shares

effective

The

approved

1

capital stock and a stock spkt of two for one.
provided for an increase in the authorized capital

company

1,500,000
become

47,829
2,333

Sept.

on

the

in

amendment

the

of

1952
$356,740

1—

Jan.

from

Gross

_

The

1953
$357,148
50,795
12,918

1954
$302,545
47,715
14,282

1955
$292,236

railway
oper. income

July—
Gross

to

revenue..

Split Voted—

Dacker Mfg. Co.—Stock

&

stockholders

The

Net

to

2578.

p.

In

$383 331 289

RR.—Earnings—

End. J«ly 31—

29

182, p. 506.

Atlanta &

of

amounts

Plans to Retire Preferred—

78,174,009
35,214,2(0

96.52.9,044
42,130,242

181,

share.

per

sales

oper.

activities.

~16,529.386

from ry. oper.

Net rev,

$2.14

$10,780,0007 This
after
giving
effect

Railway

filed a letter of notif cation with t^e
SEC covering 2,000.000 shares of common stock, to be offered at
15
cents
per
share, through Cranir.er & Co., Denver, Colo.
The net
proceeds a ret to
be
us-d
to nay for
expenses
incident to mining
The

1955—7 Mos.—1954

1955—Month—-1954

End. July 31—

to

reported

of

Railway

Big Owl Uranium Mines, Inc.—Files With SEC—

Ry.—Earnings-

equal

company

^outstanding,
October, 1954.—V.

in

Boston & Maine
Period

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe

then

paid

the

income

net

subsidi¬

1773.

p.

share

$10,060,000,

estimate,

estimated

an

per

-

about

at

mid-year

and

-

dividend

wholly-owned

Company will be operated as a
Bellanca.
Leo
J.
Bachle
remains
as

181,

estimated

was

taxes

nearly 700,000 square feet of facilitijtf.

of

—V.

earnings ..after

Nelson's

Utah, Colorado, Tennessee," Texas, Mississippi;
Missouri
and
Kansas
employ over 5C0 persons.

Nelson

O.

ary

that

$700,000.

operations in

Arkansas,

utilizing

Albert; estimates

exceed

may

Nelson's

Monday, September 12,-1955

...

.

railway
railway

oper.

Jan.

1953

income

$228,000

*95,333

*29,453

*153,461

*173,174

*103,404

*186,101

1.297,000

1,639,000

1,601,00(

"169.014

*507,817

*284,830

*456,281

*763,424

*1,064,465

*816,270

*921,97]

income

Deficit.—V.

182,

1952

$179,00(
*120,57;

1,368 000

1—

railway
railway.!

ry.1 oper.

England—Earnings-

1954

$171,000

♦69.494

from

from

,

$160,000

p

608.

'

Number 5463

Volume 182

Canadian National

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

revenues

Operating

$

Net

,

182,

912.

p.

3,353,000

6,219,000

revenue

—V.

$

$

'*

p.

Net

ry,

Jan.

ry.

*

Gross

4,433,803

4,011,324

4,520,807

828,281

793,743

386,441

319,699

.

182,

Canadian

912.

p.

Lines

Pacific

Net

1953
$227,882

6,674
*61,985

Net

*

2,112,286

5,864
*63,489

*72,642

1,586,586

1,549,268

3,542

76,312
427,540

*172.999

Deficit.—V.

182,

182,

corporation

covering

ment

The

34,935,603

45,053,391

36,198,107

15,660,328

17,898,897

13,662,236

income-

Gross
Net

*47,786

*59.162
*124,778

1,596,326

of

at

$100

notification

of

with

railway—

Jan.

from

Net

ry.

562,083
264,173

294,505

railway—

25,016 398

25,016,398

26,052,700

5,174,710

5,174,710

5,442,727

3,923,119

3,104,464

3,104,464

2,432,788

1,523,408

110,399

ry.,

12 Months Ended
Gross revenues

income

Net

income

taxes,

interest,

etc.,

etc.-.

Balance

deductions

—V.

L

of

Earnings

stock

common

4,430,996

4.358,738
3,473,832

501,604

501,605

.

—

$3,047,964

$2,972,227

1,000,000

1,000,000

$3.05

—

$2.97

outstanding—

share

per common

181,

Gross

from

Net

from

Net

ly.

from

from
ry.

Prom

i

Gross
Net

991,194

629,122

413,692

*143,957

1953

$3,733,802

l—

railway—
railway

32,282,110
5,955,205
1,667,431

32,758,260
7,274,821
2,815,811

income

oper.

Deficit.—V.

1,988,031

2,528,375

2,289,735

Gross

1954

$2,961,703

890,797

846.005

1,025,277

329,247

395,887

214,384

19,421.236

18,663,074

2,024,005

1952

$2,850,460

0,234 246

5,853,695

2,427,613

2,344,376

2,167,620

5,902,922

608.

1955

from

ry.

Gross

railway-

1952

$775,884

156.219

258,120

31,220

89,919

37,060

96,717

*24,378

4,419,165

4,291,287

5,088,253

3,885,344

1,319,376

832,539

1,320,266

197,691

451,498

32,510

-

$433,876

Net

From

from
ry.

railway

12,591,647

$1,678,360

374,417

384,238

237,614

141,478

157,568

59,942
12,450,803

2,730,826

2,605,008

1,131,361

income

oper.

11,809,283
2,568,370

12,689,850

2,837,723

railway—.

182,

$1,871,861

"

1,028,096

1,101,613

886,579

609.

p.

Net

ry.

Net

1955

1954

1953

ry.

$21,805,139

$21,412,734

railway—„2 ,343,879

2,215,403

2,582,417

3,066,218

437,250

*2,183

567,955

1,128,763

Net

railway

income—

oper.

Gross

*2,469,147

1953

From

1952

$959,000

Jan.

*46,194

*72,480

26,888

*120,371

Jan.

1—

Net

lrom

Net

ry.

6,781,000

1,627,791

6,297,000
1,074,152

1,387,464

570,410

531,423

93,124

455,613

*141,437

6,458.000

income

oper.

•Deficit.—V.

182,

Controls

ry.

Farmingdale,

Corp.,

I.,

L.

N.

net

proceeds

to

are

be

to

used

for

pay

development, machinery and used for
details, see V. 181, p.. 643).—V. 182,

Gross

product

from
ry.

Net

working

capital

of

of

Gross

(for -further

1955

Provision

for income

1954

$32,921,738 $30,028,733
19,309,533

Net

from

ry.

taxes

3,035,000

North Western Ry.—Earnings^1955
$16,950,600
2,761,933

1Qri*l

$18,272,548

Net

1955

railway
railway-

from

Net

2,302,883

ry.

268,316

240,447

—V.

182,

Jan.

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

—V.

119,880

14,104,556

9,609,148

12,688,793

5,389

105,876

*2,397,892

1,611,626

79,374

15,509

55,710

182,

609.

p.

4.273,825

1954

1953

7,062,845

5,915,658

1,760,449

2,894,448

2,390,703

109,639.240

110,294,744

27,018,760

26,946,114

39,845,562

10,430,879

16,973,137

Jan.

from

Omaha

Ry. —Earns.

Chillicothe

the

directors,

all

its

30,494.973

23,079,704

208,969,361

171,263,378

mon

expenses-

20,784,250

18,028,696

141,166,226

133,177,352

to

ry.

by

it

elected
The

Senior

President

of

organization

medical,
THE

and

the

manufactures

cosmetic

Dana

(Telephone

fields

office

Canada,
NOTE;

at

$58.00
On

Seibert,

STate

per

account

shares

been

has

York,

the

1

40

in the toiletry,
approximately
117

products

sold

in

CHRONICLE

Published

Drapers'

twice

Gardens.

week

N. Y., under the Act of March
Other Countries, $62.00 per year.
fluctuations




in

the

rate

of

share

per

the

for

adjusted for the two-for-one
per share for the quarter and
June 30,
1954.—V. 181, p. 2799.

its

second

test

well

announced

was

Clinchfield
in

out

1948

of

its

on

Sept.

on

drilled

67

the

on

property
this

by

7

since

it

acres

400,000

extending

Virginia

controlled

five

over

started

counties.

1954

1953

$1,452,219

$1,872,900

$1,777,525

426,960

451,256

590,479

674,545

342,391

411,495

501,584

564,930

10,388,448

11 597,991

14,405,222

13,851,995

4,166,538

S,990,049

5.902,638

5,930,975

2,763,074

5,089,597

5,279,030

Colorado & Southern

from

Net

ry.

Net

from

Net

ry.

18,914,796

1954

1953

$1,212,415

$1,365,067

$1,148.74!

313,243

217,665

424,461

268,11:

113,572

96,109

167,084

158,03.

railway..
railway

8,695,446

7,791,084

9,170.705

8,661,99;

2,502,550

1,513,778

2,961,156

2.410.38'

income

1,016.287

672,241

1,2.91,117

921,861

railway

railway

__

income

oper.

*11,011

Gross

Ry.—Earnings1955

$1,328,897

from

359,502

Jan.

l—

from

oper.

182,

p.

2,084.179

2,184,684

1,338,145

1,453,042

*854,848

*1,239,492

*1,239,492

609.

Colorado & Wyoming

Ry.—Earnings—

July—
Gross

1955

from

from

Net

ry.

Gross
Net

the

to

stockholders,

said

in

1953

1952

$297,967

$236,931

$281,800

$85,650

railway--

119,120

72,299

118,980

24.141

oper.

Jan.

ry.

1954

railway
income

51,609

31,417

47,796

*53,559

2,065,800

1,412,507

2,051,615

1,503.430

743,104

426,975

827,126

467.929

318,536

201,332

327,761

121,021

1—

from

from

Net

Mead.

letter

1952

18,600,411

18,218,348

a

1955—32 Wks.—1951

$213,765,586 $197,363,756

912.

p.

*92,132

in

Sales Up—

1955—4 Wks.—1954

$25,843,835 $24,314,471
182,

345,148

President,

1952

3,654,580

Stores Inc.—Current

railway—,
railway
income—

oper.

Deficit.—V.

is

of

The

of

preferred

the

Mead

Mead

common

Corp.

Corp.

and
so

the

receive

that

shareholders

shares

common

shares

that

contemplated

now

in

Mead

at

held

as

the

by

voted

by

Chillicothe
shares
rate

of

board
sell

the

company

payment

enough

will

l>/2

com¬

182,

912.

p.

Columbia Broadcasting System,
This

issued

be

for

each

corporation

Mead

Corp.

vision

below.

From

1953

1952

1955

1954

$3,600,069

$3,296,509

$4,020,780

$3,454,006

1,269 679

1,173,801

1,597,457

from

Net

ry.

railway—.

714,582

railway—

oper.

income—

.

.

Sept.

7

filed

with

the

Federal

Communications

is

its Reply
Comments on pay television stating that the
original Comments confirm the" CBS position that pay tele¬
inherently adverse to the
public
interest. CBS, therefore,

of

pay

black

Commission promptly to dismiss the pending petitions.
Reply, CBS showed that even the statements of the advocat9s
television demonstrated conclusively that pay television would

out

channels,

free

compel

the

public

to

pay

for

the

same

pro¬

1,034,729

523,499

746,358

447,016

29,031,399

24.679,885

28,621,010

12,552,349

4,223,178

11,524,462

25.942,907
8.408,666

5,715,176

4,072,360

5,275,331

families

they
who

3,527,718

1—

Jan.

from,

.

Asks FCC to

—

the
its

grams

railway
from railway
ry, oper. income

on

Commission
advocates'

them."

Inc.

Dismiss Pay Television Petitions—

182, p. 912.

are
now

now

getting

make

Commonwealth

the

free

most

offered
per

on

share,

and

use

Telephone

The 20,663 shares of common

of

deny
it.—V.

Co.

television
182,

(Pa.)

—

stock, which

p.

to

the

very

812.

Stock
were

Sold

by Eastman, Dillon & Co. at $14.50
quickly sold. See details in V. 182, p. 912.

Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place New York 7 N. Y
REctor 2-9570. He;rbiert ]D. Se:Ibert, Editor and Publisher,
Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue <on Monday]
<Other ofiices. 135 Si. La Salle Street Chicago 3, Illinois
England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1955 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second■ class patter February^ 25, 1942 at the
3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $5o.00 per year; in Dominion of
C.,

exchange, remittance

for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be

made in New Yor

fun s.

—

publicly

Aug. 31
were

[every
E.

$15,277,193,
preferred
stock,

$1,499,720

Income—

(Reg. U. S.
a

London,

cents

,59

twelve-month,

and

the

on

912,

Colonial

*24,992

*1,252,535

from

Gross

—V.

Were

and

$4,235,033

RR.—Earnings—

Period End. Aug. 13—

475,586

912..

JulyGross

Net

by

program

Sales

urged

also

See

Net

are

FINANCIAL

President.

year.

of

Cliesebrough-Pond's,

over

which

2-0613);

New

of

division.

new

COMMERCIAL AND

William

post

States, it was announced on Sept. 8 by
Chairman of the 'Board of Directors.
Lloyd

Vice-President

of

Southwest

income—:.

p.

$2,782,453

25,654,557

United

Richardson,

to

l—

oper.

182,

*169,296

p.

The

Chillicothe's

Net

in

railway
railway

from

In

continental
B.

first

period

same

Corp.—A New Gas Well—

from

$3,047,303

Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.

the

the

for

three-month

dividends

ended

Virginia

railway

Jan.

ry.

182, p. 507.

Young,

25%

equal

the

$64,779,720.

were

months.

completion

well

gas

oper.

From

$2,827,112

18,254.980

182,

to

assets

Chillicothe

of

V.

Net

—V.

redemption

of

revenues-

Arthur

earnings

1955

*

"After

corporation has established a new International Division which
have jurisdiction over all Chesebrough and Pond's business out¬

than
of

912.

the

stock

railway

311,156

Story,

P.

part:

Chesebrough Pond's Inc.—Sets Up New Division—

greater

1955

from

*

This

and

subsidiary of The Pittston Co.
This
well,
with an
flow of l,70u,000 cubic feet per day, marks the completion

from

From

meeting of the shareholders has been called for Sept. 27
purpose of approving the agreement, approved by the directors
company and The Mead Corp., for the purchase of the assets

this

Coal

County,

Clinchfield

1952

special

of

38,086,026

industrial

shovels

company

1953

Chillicothe Paper Co.—To Sell Assets—
A

of

38,808,288

tractor

total

$2,651,733

income—

for

67,803,135

p.

for

months

exploration

1954

railway-

oper.

755,432

5,051,008

Clark-Ross

and

months

amounted

12

July—

railway

379,707

3,477,722

as

126,583,947 123,585,656

1—

569,678

5,482,678

six

for

July—

13,869,487

income—

1,119,257

9,710,723

p.

gas
flow developed by Clinchfield to date equals approxi¬
87,000,000 cubic feet per day.
is now completing a pipeline from which
it
will
commence
delivery of gas to the Equitable Gas System the latter
part of this year.—V. 182, p. 2.

33,619,209

11,197,446

—

railway

787,246

1955- -7 Mos.—1954

serving
811.

a

57th

Net

operating

side

The

—V.

railway

Deficit.—V.

operating

will

open

the

912.

396,574

1955—Month—1954

by

Brightman,

1952

,

4,885,525

1,892,832

__

income

342,582

$

•

initial

Net

4,668,874

—

railway-

645,505

Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Earnings

—V.

182,

the

for

successful

corporation,

—V.

1—

oper.

ry.

*

3,946,169

608.

182,

"Michigan"

approximately

provision

twelve

Buchanan

$17,093,087 $17,257,307 $20,681,599 $19,335,116

__

income

p.

from

Net

15,254

3,944,782

railway
income

Net rev. from ry.opers.
Net ry. oper. income

the

lor

From

Period End. July 31—

of

common

Clinchfield
in

*2,295,149

111,600,674

14,402

3,612,638

W.

been

Corresponding earnings a year ago.
stock split in May 1955, were 46 cents

1955

Austin

Ry.
Ry.

the

on

quarter and $2.11

8,067,027

1,053,041

—

railway-

from

Gross

1—

railway—

p.

earnings

Net

116,823,944

Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis &

Net

1952

Clark

for

34%

or

first

1955

30.

After

Net

$497,215

oper.

182,

10^4

105,445,842

income

railway—

from

1953

has

Clark reported earnings of $3,716,765,

the

income

net

endech-Jur.e

respectively.

Gross

ry.

$578,134

for

and

share,

for

year.—V.

Consolidated

periods

*500,907

railway...^ 110,459,899

oper.

Net

1954

Philadelphia,

Cleveland Electric Illuminating
Co.—Earnings Higher

1,234,679

875,989

railway—

from

Net

Net

$464 264

the

years

warehoused.

Increase

an

previous

Gross

from

Net

$2.67

$545,457

income

oper.

ry.

From

Gross

the

$16,101,988

2,056,934

1—

Jan.

610,337

Charleston & Western Carolina Ry.—Earnings—

Harold

year.

of

number

1QS9

$16,404,766

income

Net -ry: -oper.

From

July—

this

in

store

1925.
a

mately

1955

612,337

:

for

this

Manager

20%."

Sales

5,521,756

railway

from

$3.90

from

1954.

6,442,887

railway.

from

Gross

Gross

be

common

1,095,348

182, pp. 507 and 609.

July-

1308.

p.

parts

carriers

will

as

per

6 ,469,885

income—

Deficit.—V.

$1,628,394

share

per

181,

service

of

Clinchfield

oper.

$2,387,933

—

Number of shares outstanding
—V.

of

Gross

Net

2,037,000

—

—

department

since

held

earlier

Brothers,

first six months,

$3.28

gas

Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings—

7,909,790

expenses—

profit

Froft

much

as

For the

its

July—
Net

"by
lo

by

18,453,549

3,189,272

j

Selling and administrative

died

largest

post

of

1955.

General

earnings for the first eight months and the backlog
for
the
next four
months, 1955 will be a record earnings year for
Clark, Mr. Spatta said. He said earnings for 1955
may
exceed last
year's record earnings of $5,710,986, equal to $5.02 per common share,

19,239.387

railway

from

Gross

and

(& Subs.)—Reports Higher Earnings—

sold

affiliated

1,

Nov.

and

announced

7

director

a

on

Vice-President

the

the

Sept.

on

and

post

of

148,880,282

Jan.

From

-

goods

basis

Net

811.

p.

July 31—

sales

Cost

the

On

21,773,568

oper.

From

on

research

new

been

to

Lit

straddle
cranes

148,707,968

&

from

Net

Gross

Chain Belt Co.
'9 Months Ended

stocks

and

15,327,742

Y.—

Co., Inc., New York,
Aug. 29 offered publicly an issue of 100,000 shares
common stock (par $1) at $1.75 per share.

Board,

President

Ga.,

has

who

of

the

his

will establish a West Coast plant before the end of the
Georga Spatta, President, disclosed on Sept. 6. This new facility
used as a parts depot at the outset and later will be
expanded

132,628,319

oper.

Net

Stock Offered—P. J. Gruber &

The

he

Schwartz

19 ,758,943

railway

Deficit.—V,

*

Century

executive

succeeds

of

elected

assume

assembly plant for fork lift trucks. It will be located in the
Francisco-Bay area and several properties are being Investigated.

of

July—

6,332,000

912.

p.

been

will

Atlanta,

which

railway—ri-134 ,492,974

from

from

Net

railway
railway—

are

be

The

l—

Chicago

$755,000

157,626

5,942

from

J.

Chairman

has

been

President

The

1954

terms

an

1952

$19,202,514

from

from

2,753,432

$867,000
69,720

income—

From

Gross

will

Earnings

$19, 255,767

July—Gross

25,004,993
2,973,604

176.868

$935,000

oper.

Inc.,

with

$2.02

Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.-

*

1955

railway
railway

Brothers.

Lehman

and

underwriting

This company

year,

1952

1—

Jan.

from

Net

1953

,

141,838

income—

oper.

1954

$1,666,785

375 277

railway—

from
ry.

$1,789,555

railway——

Gross -from

Gross

!

1955

July-

Net

from

from

Co.

and

Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.—Earnings-

r

July—

&

price

Clark Equipment Co.—To Establish West Coast Plant
—Expects Record Earnings in 1955,—

half

£12.

p.

Loeb

Acting President of City Stores in the interim—V.

512,784

488,918

i

income.—
182,

has

Gordon

excavator

221,881

railway.
railway—

oper.

on

primarily for
company's
subsidiaries,

Gordon

Gordon

trucks

1953

$698,669

income—_

from

from
ry.

Kuhn,

offering

SEC

amendment.
will
be
used

Gordon

Mr.

Complete

1—

Jan.

Net

1954

$616,073

railway

oper.

From

Inc.,

public

the

due Sept. 1. 1970,
underwriting group headed by

by

Greenfield,

R.

Rich's,

as

Central Vermont Ry. Inc.—Earnings—

Net

of

19,916,638

1953

16,115,337
5,109,968

-

from

Co.

with

debentures,

an

767,367

347,336

income

p.

Net

36,778,795
7,046,800

182, p. 608.

.■

Gross

Mr.

lornier

$2,697,998

-

i

M.

Ben

company.

Herbert

$2,855,938

railway

&

rate,

statement

of

through

City Stores Co.—New President Elected—

South,

railway

182,

Net

from

ry.

*

$5,299,902

203,935

income.—

Jan.

from

Net

$4,424,447
865,396

473,176

'

1954

$4,732,108
1,034,036

railway

railway

oper.

2,237,470

income

public sale

proceeds

Albert

4,693,845

l—

oper.

July—

1952v'

1955

Net

5,174,229

-

registration

a

$100,000,000

Jersey—Earnings—

July—

Net

3,626,300

Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings-

—V.

Central RR. of New
Gross

19,660,051

railway

Jan.

Net

—

859.

p.

21,330,060

3,915,852

railway

ry.-oper.

Net
Shares

18,748,811

1955

from

From

$29,432,885

3,549,568

*

preferred stock—_____

on

314,390

19,532,320

income

from

1954

$30,894,241

per

Corp.—Registers With SEC—

filed

covering

supplied

representing

1955

r

—_

Read

interest

he

in

July 31

after

after

income

Dividends

413,904

•July—

-

Gross

343,252

Co.—Earnings Higher—

—

cents

$2,772,565

608.

p.

'Deficit.—V.

Central Illinois Light

to

that

railway

oper.

182,

Net

608.

p.

The

589,928

347,751

railway

Net

l—

oper.

182,

1952

838,400

Chicago Great Western Ry. —Earnings—

25,350,963

railway—
income—

from
ry.

—V.

Dillon,

Mr.

1952
$3,268,931

321,021

—

Income—

Jan.

Net

442,343*

1953
$3,460,995

237,224

from

Net

$3,354,274

railway

oper.

From

Gross

railway

10

,

Financial

1955,

offered for

San

1954
$3,150,982
531,759

1955"

from

Net

1953

$3,214,147

537,040

Georgia Ry.—Earnings—

July—
Gross

1954

$2,636,268

610,392

1—

from

—V.

Central of

at

publicly

furnishing
additional
working funds to the
to
be used by
then
in
the ordinary course
of business for the purpose of purchasing
receivables
and
for
other
corporate
purposes.—V.
182,
p.
912.

$2,906,833

—

income

oper.

Net

debenture install¬
without underwriting.

unit,

offered

will be used to pay for exploration and development
*'

corporation

Net

railway

from

Net

the

subordinated
per

be

1,529.862

be used for additional finance and loan paper.

to

are

letter

a

6#

8-year

offered

be

proceeds

filed

C. I. T.
This

Aug. -31,

715.

1955

ry.

Gross

29

*

&

Co., Salt Lake City, Utah, on Aug. 9
speculation 3,000,000 shares of common stock

a

to

13 ,160,499

from

From

*582,89g

Aug.

on

$75,COO
to

notes,

net

2,906,339
145.209,311

p.

from

1952

Central Finance Co., Inc., Sioux City, Iowa—Files—
SEC

3,216,285

Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—

$184,144

912.

p.

Call

1952

158,946,548

Net

The

1953

$25,713,515 $23,762,926
7,650,757
6,792,433

142,738,239

July—

*113,331

*647,795

E.

The net proceeds
costs.
"

1—

from

l—

*478,080

Chinle Mining Co.—Stock Offered—
J.

182,

railway—— 137 ,251,524
railway
.'— 28 ,791,347

ry.( opsr.

—V.

Jan.

from

railway
from railway—
ry. oper. income

Net

4,238,207

1,,984,943

Jan.

Net

Vermont—Earnings—
1954
$213,250

income.—

oper.

ry.

Prom

in

1955
$229,141

railway
railway

from

Gross

4, 335,693

income—

Net

Gross

July—
from

1954

$21,030,831

oper.

Net

Net

plants.—V.

Quincy RR.--Earnings—

1955

$20, ,968,426

:

Net

959,155
233,197

railway

oper.

Deficit.—V.

Gross

States

4,371,877

837.828

355,539

&

from

—V.

income

United

railway-—

from

From

railway——

from

Net

three

railway-

'

from

ry.

1952
$317,352
*75,609
*150,380

l—

from

Net

*118,174

income

oper.

Prom
Gross

'SO,517

railway

from

Net

$342,501

railway.-—

from

its

to

Chicago, Burlington
July—

Net

1953
$376,377
*56,296
*109,523

1954
$329,124
'33,681
*68,229

1955

jVly—

in Canada. England, Australia, South
has manufacturing arrangements in various

and

addition

as

Net

Gross

in

110.

Gross

Canadian Pacific Lines in Maine—Earnings—

Argentina

countries

3

share.

5,667,000

32,071,000

•

has plants

firm

The

and

other

56,659,000 382,649.000 369,991,000
53,306,000 3o0,578,000 264,324,000

57,913.000
51,694,000

expenses

Africa

1955—7 Mos.—1954

1955—Month—1964
$

Operating

countries.

Rys.—July Earnings Increased—

Period End. July 31—

(1011)

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1012)

Columbus

Gross

1953

$134,110
98

$122,664

$147,666

';2,568

*9,517

1,035,240

1,081,191
204,016
49,971

railway

lrom

ry.

income—

oper.

Prom
Gross
Net

from
ry.

122.786
21,107

railway,—
income

Deficit.—V.

be

aside

set

this

for

announced.—V.

not

was

182,

W'qaI

1,198,397
259,964
98,831

1,035,<.32

3,943

555

lfO.402

40,306

609.

p.

at $8 per

corporation

covering

29

of

for working capital
required to carry heavier inventories and a larger volume of accounts
receivable necessary to allow the company
to expand its volume of
PROCEEDS—The

net

proceeds

used

be

to

are

1, 1967, to be olfered at 100'«
111,
The
redeem outstanding first mort¬
gage sinking fund bonds of tiie company.—V. 176, p. 238.

series

dated Oct.

A.

due Oct.

1955 and

1,

Illinois Securities Co., Joliet,
net proceeds are to be used to

Common

through

Mass.—Asset

Boston,

Trust,

Investment

Consolidated

Value Up 39%—
As of

value

asset

Net

net

Total

share

per

assets

at

1954
$37,95

1955
$52.74

30—

Aug.

——

$53,800,000.
A dividend of 45 cents per share, from investment income, has been
declared, payable on Sept. 26, 1955 to shareholders of record Sept. 12,
1955. In September, 1954, a dividend of 35 cents per share was paid.
—V.

181, p.

1955

30,

Aug.

1923,

Sept.

on

7

approved

also

offered

be

to

proceeds

at

to

are

par

be

used

to

company's

David

company

14,

real

Texas—

Real

Brvidel

Vaduz,

Trust,

of

Switzerland,

Zurich,

which

The

two

buildings

having

sell

to

the

has

severally

stock

common

Lovett

of

the

cates

that

advance

Brandel

the

each

000

V.

179,

Trust,

Vaduz,

has

into

entered

agreement

an

C.

J.

Barth

which

the

net

of

sum

$450,000

has

Blair

to

Profit

before

Net

tax

623,711

profit

Number

—V.

$298,954

181,

411,

p.

"

J

Coombs

of

of

Co.

shares

1.683,688

of

.

Los

Angeles,

in

Inc.

stock

at

August

(10

par

■

net

proceeds

to

are

used

be

to

for equipment

pay

GIVING

EFFECT

TO

PRESENT

FINANCING

Authorized
Common

stock

10

(par

cents)

BUSINESS— Company
and

has

The

its

principal

broad

mining

office
of

purposes

claims

organized

was

covering

Oustanding
3,606,660 shs.

10.000.000 shs.

at

California,

May

1955,

2,

American

2485

the

in

Ave.^ Long Beach, Calif.
include the acquisition of; 23
in
the County
of Inyo,

company

properties

situated

California,

in
the area generally described
as
in the Coso Mining
to continue the mining thereof, the further development of
said
claims
and
the
ultimate
acquisition and exploitation
of such
additional claims that may be available to the
company in that area
and
elsewhere.
At the
present
time, the said mining claims show

District,

the

existence

presently

of

not

commercial

known,

tons

have

—V,

but

uranium

from

in

ore

which

quantities

exposed

which

are

some

400

bodies

ore

181, p. 2691.

been

stockpiled

for

shipment,

according

the

to

number

General

&

shares

the

prospectus.

ing,

Webber,

of

Cross-Bow Uranium Corp., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files

for

Reinholdt

Scherck,

Jackson

right,

SEC

corporation

covering

Aug.

on

filed

29

letter

a

of

notification

the

with

5,000,000

shares of non-assessable common stock, to be
(six cents per share), through Potter Investment Co.,
and
Mid-America Securities, both
Salt
Lake
City,
Utah.
The
net
proceeds
are
to
be
used
to
pay
for expanse incident
to
mining

offered

at

par

Stifel,

5,000

Co._.

displayed
and

Cora

will

The

and

in

activities.

Blosser

G.

&

A

welding

new

welded

facture

announced

East

on

Troy,

Wis.,

a

America.

Covered
new

welded

provide

by

steel

U.

S.

will

process

tubing

been

developed and patented to manu¬
high alloy tubing and pipe, it was
23 by Fred Wenzel, President of Trent Tube Co.,
wholly owned subsidiary of Crucible Steel Co. of

Aug.

that

the

has

process

stainless

and

Patent

No.

revolutionize

2716692,
the

better

fields

and

pipe.

Pipe

and

tubing

physical properties, which
application.—V. 182, p. 51C.

of

of

produced

will

Wenzel

Mr.

method

stated

manufacturing

also'

Walker

H.

by

increase

this

their

method

the
be

the

potential

at

consumer

show

by

along

made

the

the

railway

5,000
5,000

—

&

Co

the

form

its

kit

of
at

its

States

United

Sevferdl

technical

the

in

atomic

will

the

manufactur¬

which

calculator

Co.

Heath

"desk

top
$750.

be

use.

elec¬

new

under

a

cost

100-watt

for

Curtis
Six

Ended

operating
Earnings before

Reserve

for

Reserve

June

30—

1955

revenue

Fed.

for State

Federal

1954

States

income

taxes

on

-inc.

5.067,477

income taxes—

7,804,075

2,340,000

3,760,000

222,796

tax

315,834

.

earnings

—V. 180, p.

$2,504,681

jl975.

The

stockholders

authorized

capital

authorization
stock.

of

on

$3,728,241

8

from

2,000,000

voted

to

approve

$15,000,000

additional

to

shares

increase

an

$25,000,000
of

$5

par

Approval

on

controlling

also

show

on

300,000

par

($1

Aug.

amendment

Its

for

provisions

several

in

line

electronic

exhibited

Another
is.

new

a

radio

current

the

value

common

approved

by the
to mod¬

conditions.

Stockholders action
stock

mon

the

event

it

ness,

in approving an
increase in the authorized com¬
makes this additional 2.000.000 shares available for
issue in

the

was

need

should

stated.

arise

There

additional shares other than
with

new

stock

option

the

future

development of the

busi¬

are

currently no plans for issuance of any
those authorized for issuance
in connection

the approved stcck option

The

in

plan




that

a

maximum

a

are

the

among

dime.

line

of

smallest

ever

Daystrom Pacific is also
in many of the guided

by

mined

ores

1955,

17,

G.

H.

Erodie

Aubrey

assigned

reservation

all
1%

of

Aubrey Ladwig and
lease.—V. 182, p. U.

Ladwig

RR.—Earnings—

1954

1953

1952

$6,992,011

$5,729,420

1,838,490

1,138,782

982,431

954,850

755,576

427,998

42,550,447

40,116,002

48,908,296

42,813,779

15,003,965

12,284,600

16,019.206

11,166,447

7,821,140

7,325,284

6,958,100

4,860,62s

Detroit Edison Co.

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

July 31—

1955

1954

$

from

revenues

Income

Other

utility

and

operations

$

208,633,597

taxes

193,128,038

173,148,643

181,814.347

—

from

utility operations

Gross

—

—

—

income

corporate

Interest,

a

31,313,691

31,710,578

396,887

10,676,818

21,069,146

17,259,674

17,079,353

3,989,793

$2.31
2.31

—

10,641.432

24,885,135

7,625,461

deductions

etc.,

35,484,954
76,999
35,561,953

income

Net

income

———

dividends

paid

-

—

in

the

declared

or

for

business

—

workig

$1.95

capital

Net income per share of capital stock—
Based on
shares outstdg.
at end
of

period,

construction

and

10,795,733

182,

and

respectively.——

10,778,843

shs. ouistag. during the period

avge.

1.97

111.

p.

Detroit
of

the

Steel

Corp.—Sales
the

of

well

ard

year

stantially larger

sales

and

is
earnings
1956

induction

an

ruggedized

super-sonic

be

for

the

another

Daystrom
instruments which
aircraft

will

recorders

modulator

shown

time

be

of

that

sales

filed

its

new

facilities

earnings
which

would

figure

year's

of

Nev.—Files With SEC

letter

of

notification

non-assessable

through

Clancy

common

B.

with

stock,

to

be

used

to

pay

Hamblen,

its

be

Pres¬

1
for

expenses

incident

to

balance

Ohio.

Portsmouth,

He

estimated

$110,000,000,

and
gain

that

net

substantially smaller amount (2,419,017) of shares
at the end of 1954.—V.
182, p. 913.

the

on

outstanding

were

Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings—
Gross

from

Net

ry.

$1,807,578
510,600
231,982

$1,151,836
199,712
87,614

10,660.562
3,106,911

13,104,981

10.141,722

3,830,109

2.994,713

2,701,461

railway

1,734,791

1,637,811

1,259,415

529,774

—

oper.

395,493

income—

Jan.

1—

From

12,072,559

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

railway
railway
income

oper.

182,

610.

p.

Detroit

Toledo

&

Shore Line RR.—Earnings—

Net

from

Net

ry.

from
ry.

—V.

$710,635

$423,648

218,375

180,640

313.998

99.692

55,809

43,531

97,622

13,792

4,917,364

4,532,827

5,242,379

4,327,937

2,239,175

2,015,112

2,514,155

1,813.450

619,880

565,275

812,666

550,591

income—
1—

from

Net

$535,541

railway

Jan.

Net

1952

1953

$595,692

railway

oper.

From

1954

1955

from

Gross

J.952

1954

$1,283,790
239,143
188,653

4,712 447

railway

from

Net

—V.

1953

1955

$1,749,205

July—

the

to

at

approximate

$51,688,448,

of

July-

a

the

more
than double
income would show- a
substantially greater percentage
over
1954.
Roger A. Yoder, Treasurer,
stated that net income would exceed
last
year's
adjusted figure
by some $5,000,000.
On the basis of
estimated
earnings,
he
predicted
that net income would -be equal
to
about $1.90
per
share on the approximately 3,019,000 shares of
common
stock
which
will
be
outstanding
at
the
year-end.
This
would
be
more
than
five
times
greater
than
adjusted
per
share

1955

last

dis¬

on

through

steel

for

expected to be reflected in sub¬
for this corporation, it was fore¬

high and trending steadily upward, reflecting increasingly greater

utilization

maneuvers.

also

Earnings Outlook—

and

demand

strong

into

cast
on
Sept. 1 by M. J. Zivian, President.
Mr. Zivi&n stated that
shipments by Detroit Steel of finished steel products are at an all-

Gross

-

are

railway

railways
income

oper.

610.

182, p.

Gross

Diana Stores Corp.—August Sales

Corp.—Earnings—

Month

1955

1954

1953

railway.
railway

$4,085,378

$3,697,681

$4,600,720

$3,921,319

1,227,863

640,872

974,362

Net

from
ry.

902,618

327,182

725,877

228,466

29,636,286

27,668,736

31,815,506

32,650,004

oper.

From

from

ry.

railway

p.

,

J

railway

oper.

182,

1952

8,458,456

5,401,570

7,474,408

6,629,081

5,334,539

3,013,171

5,364,923

3,557,643

income—
610.

Delaware, Lackawanna
July—
Gross
Net

from
ry.

From

Gross

railway
railway

oper,
Jan.

from

Net

ry.

1953

$6,703,296

$6,211,838

$7,408,252

1,229,003

932,984

1,349,799

700,571

605,439

428,013

692,706

440,245

47,376,922

45,362,155

52,955,594

7.555,936

12,146,621

p.

of

150,000

182,

1955
$2,510,830.

1954

Dixie
The

3,048

$2,251,518

913.

p.

Co.—Partial Redemption—

Cup

Oct.

on

company

of

shares

its

50,

14 will call for redemption
convertible preferred stock,

on Dec. 1, next,
series A, at $51

share, plus accrued dividends of 37 cents per share.
The
preferred stock may be converted into common stock
rate of l'A common shares for each preferred share.—V. 181,
per

Drexel

10,503,658

Furniture

Co., Drexel,

N.

C.

—

Stock

at

the

p.

645.

Sold

—

52,659,357

9.410,032

income.

railway
railway

oper.

132,

—V.

RR.—Earnings—

1954

1—

from

Net

—V.

& Western

1955

from

Net

Up 11.5%—

August-—

Sales

1—

Jan.

from

of

360,710

income

from

income

4,306,493

1952

$6,610,768

Powell &

Co., Fayetteville, N. C., and McCarley & Co.,
Inc., Asheville, N. C., on Aug. 30 offered publicly 14,000
shares of common stock (par $2.50) at $20 per share.
All

3,648,503

610.

5,984,295

5,175,813

of this

stock has been sold.

PROCEEDS—The
and

C.

net

proceeds

are

Rodgers Burgin,

trustees,

on

BUSINESS—The

to go 40 A. Leslie Hsrwood. Jr.
behalf of certain beneficiaries.

1927

Denver-Golden

plan.

provides

the

of

1,632,667

income

12 Months Ended

enthusiasts.

the

changes in the company charter
with

29

share),

per

proceeds

July—

—V.

in

through

was also voted on an incentive
stock option plan for a
number of key executive personnel.
In addition to
covering the authorization of increased common stock
and
the stock option plan, the charter

ernize

1%

known

reserved

a

913.

p.

Heath is also showing
amateur, radio trans¬

"ham"

instruments,

its

shares

limited

stockholders calls

of

gyroscopes,
used
the west coast.

ident.

Net

Inc.—Capitalization Increased—
Sept.

stock

will

covering

Gross

River Mills,

and

corporation

Net

Dan

size

Debutant Mineral Corp., Reno,

Net
Net

the

sub-miniature

Delaware & Hudson RR.

$90,649,283 $88,548 674

and

for

as

$5,675,527

income

oper.

182,

Gross

at

Brodie

well

raining activities.

Publishing Co.—Gross Up—Net Off—

Months

Gross

potentiometers

about

are

its

net

Mr.

Colo.,

assumption

an

as

1,850,992

railway
railway..

from
ry.

7,000

subsidiaries,

of
a

that

new

form

show

electronic

lines

are designed
to absorb the shocks of
Daystrom's Crestwood magnetic tape
play—V. 182, p. 212.

The

County,

$5,940,989

railway.—

oper.

Net

Cash

Inc

of

and

use

one

the

available

west,
in

comes

manufactured

offered

Laramie

County,

carries

lease,

Grande Western

Rio

Continuation

operation

introduce

"Healhkit"

in

The

Weston

SEC

Jefferson

basic

June

the

ss

from

—V.

"do-it-yourself"

built

in

recording

The

in

From Jan. 1—
Gross

7,000

Co.,

speed-sensing device for motor control will
time
by Weston Electrical Instrument Corp.,

unit.

Crucible Steel Co. of America—New Patent—

in

sub-lease

-

the

1955

from

Retained

Co._:

&

a

first

purchase

overriding royalty,
covering an aggregate

interest,
subject
to
a
fee mineral lease of

July—

&

McDowell

Stroud
Sutro

general

at

also

product.

New
and

to

the
.

Hudson

2'<»

located

the

known

&

Based on

first

is

time

which

missiles

option

an
a

estaies

tracts

located

dated

title

Ladwig,

Denver

3,000'

of
the
potentiometer
production
of
Daystrom's
west
operating unit, Daystrom Pacific Corp., Santa Monica, Calif.,
permit announcement at the show of national distribution for
and

to

South

56

5,000

3,000

control

to

will

item

first

showing

company

is

63,410

Inc.

3,000

Co.

Gardner.

&

Richter

Jacobs & Co., Inc.
Nicolaus & Co.,

frequency modulation tuner for high-fidelity

made

option to purchase,
•

subject

separate

lease.

royalty,

Utility expenses

5,000

both

calculator

this

and

address

&

Semple,

3,000

the

rule"

will

1955,

June

Expansion

The

7,

mining poten¬
developing and

13, 1955, G. H. Brodie," Vice-President,
and a director of tne company, conveyed to the
fee mineral leasehold interest
(excluding oil and

assignment

an

his

overriding

3,000

Straus,

&

used

slide

coast

June

on

and

acquiring,

sold.

3,000

installation.
items

mitter

Colorado

for

whose

leasehold

the terms of
royalty in favor of

overriding

15,000

7,000

Co

corporation

the

re¬

options held by

715.

p.

consumer

in

and

the

to

of

Gross

5,000

3,000

This

for

two

Ladwig

5,000

pile and also control the action of the neutrons
The
instruments were approved
by the Oak Ridge

be

of

shares

300,000

stock

2,000

Jaffray & Hopwood
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,

of
;__

&

including

will

exercise

on

company.

by sub-lease

Gold,

gas

dated

Manager

company

and

5,000

Curtis

5,000

Sons____
Co

Co.

Inc.-

Company,

atomic

tronic

and

restricted

exploring, developing

interest,

and

in

acres

Lyman

as

Krensky & Co.,

displayed at the recent "Atoms for Peace" conference
Switzerland, will be shown for the first time 011 the West
Coast at the Instrument. Society
of America show which opens in
Los Angeles
(Calif.) today (Sept. 12).
Made
by this corporation, the nuclear control instruments which
utilize complex
electronic circuits, measure the degree of safety in

The

Outstanding

*3.960,000 shs.

issuance

properties:

certain
rights)
in properties

gas

5,000

7,000

Co

Blackstock

reactor.

oil

and

oil

company

Net

of

below:

name

reactor

energy

title

sub-lease

a

ry.

the

of

each

Geneva,

the

and

right,

5,395.21

have

Inc.

Brothers

atomic
in

drilling costs.

CAPITALIZATION

tne

M.

Paine,

Kirk-

&

&

Gibson

182,

the

properties

19u5, Lester
Colo., granted

different

from

and

5,000

Instruments

PROCEEDS—The

his

By

Daystrom, Inc.—Makes Nuclear Control Instruments—

a

as

speculation,

and

of

offered

share)

per

14

Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
—V.

publicly

cents

of

in

Net

Piper,
7,000

&

California

C.

of

of

organized

was

21,

Denver,

all

approxi¬

below,

3,000

Securities

Hill

(Calif.)—Stock Offered—

common

St.,

mining

June

Kay-Bee

McLarty & Co
Lester, Ryons & Co
Metropolitan St. Louis Co.

&

Inc.

Hancock,

directors

acquiring,

bearing

underwriter

exercise

has acquired,

company

On

of

Kroeze,

Co.,

Friedrichs & Co.__

Uranium'Inci

Coso

W.

'

•

&

Chicago

$0.68

share

a

The

from

area

Inc.

15,000

Co

Edwards

G.

First

ore

the

by

for

acquisition

Gross

stockholders

Kalman

5,OOo

West

Landstreet

First

646,250

$0.46

shares

A.

$441,209

646,250

—

capital

Earned

500,456

of

shares- reserved

the

on

and

purpose

following

connected

selling

Aithur

5,000

Dempsey-Tegeler

941,665

_

leased

are

are

leased

purchase

7,000

&

FINANCING

20.000.000 shs.

The

Shares

3,000

Co.

Sullivan

patrick,

324,757

taxes

to

15,000

Incorporated-

&

1954

$8,470,633

provision

floor

are

set opposite its

15,000

Whiteside,
Winslow, Inc,

Courts
1955

$8,735,085

—„

Co._

Inc

Inc.

Cory Corp. (& Subs.)—Sales Up 3%—Earnings Off—
6 Months Ended June 30—

Federal

Co.,

200,000

Issuance

officers

Net

which

of

agreed

Eichler & Co

Bosworth,

Clark,

Sales

Miss.,

Tupelo

at

aggregate

an

company

Co

Chace,

1720.

p.

&

Co.,

&

&

Boettcher

received).—

been

Allyn

Bateman,

$1,000,000 in installments of not less than $100,-

company

(of

Abercrombie. &

A.

a

purposes.

PRESENT

potential oil and gas properties.
The company is now in
and exploration stage of operations.
principal office of the company is located at 374 Denver- Club
Building. Denver 2, Colo.
the

By

Shares

4lid-and-a.sk basis." No underwriting is
involved, and no part of the proceeds will be received by the issuer.
The other large
stockholder of the company is Falcon Petroleum
Corp., of Houston, with 582,000 shares <23.2 8 74 ). The prospectus indi¬
on

cent)

purchaseable

for

uranium

—V.

shares of the 2,499,250 outstanding shares. The offering price
"will be the fluctuating market price existing at the time of sale, such
securities
to
be
offered
in
over-the-counter
transactions,
the price

unit to be established

June

for warehouse and
for its sales office.

company and
the
underwriters
named

920,000

per

expiring

term

a

Louis

buildings

major

square
feet, both
Co. of Mississippi.

underwriters
of

owns

now

for

St.

UNDERWRITERS—The
to

corporate

TO

producing

$42,000.

tyas

and in New York
major buildings at Tupelo,

26,000

agreed

general

EFFECT

of

1955.

Estate

(par one

including

the

tial

the

steel

mately

1948

b

fci

space

use,

and

manufactur¬

Mo.
This property is owned by
the stock of which is owned equally
W. Klingsick.
It is rented to the

of

rental

rents

for

Tupelo. One building containing 52,000 square feet
City of Tupelo for the company in 1947, and a new
containing 108,000 square feet was completed by the city
by

building
April,
two

all

annual

also

estate

City

in

with the SEC
covering 500,000 shares of its 10 cents par common stock. These shares
are
now
outstanding, and are to be ofiered for sale for the account
of

the

principal

Louis,

St.

at

Co.,

initial

company

built

was

Sept. 2 filed a registration statement

on

Estate

The

1960.

from

Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This company

specialty fixtures for
offices and one of its

located

are

to
exercise
option to purchase oil
drilling the mining properties, exploration

other

Wyoming.-

general

advertising department

for equipment.

Corpus Christi,

Refining Co.,

was

Unit»d States
industrial use.
incandescent lights.

J. Biller and Oswald
under a lease dated June

plants

by

Corpus Christi

The name

by

and

mortgages

pay

agreement

1937.

9,

Real

filed a letter of notification with the
674
cumulative, callable preferred stock,
per share),
without underwriting.
The net

($100

July

on

KJingbill

of

loan

Missouri on July 6,
changed to Day-Brite

in

incorporated

was

ing

24

Aug.

on

shores

500

company

manufactures

Tne

Ga.—Files—

under

Louis

St.

in

678,160shs.

company is now the leading manufacturer in the
fixtures fur fluorescent lighting for commercial and

The

corporation

covering

Co.

resolution

to

Cordele Publishing Co., Inc., Cordele,
The

Trust

The

The

SEC

Inc.

proceeds
core

and

BUSINESS—Company

bearing interest at the rate

1955,

cover

a

borrowings

its

—.

.

Day-Brite Reflector Co.

as

Lighting,
of

increase

15,

BUSINESS—The

authorizing the
growth of tne cor¬
poration in the engineering and turbine fields. Of the corporation's
530,000
shales, 360,829, or 6874, were represented in person or by
proxy.—V. 182, p. 715.
to

$1)

(par

5Not

certain

$475,000

issue of 2,999,000 shares

an

cent) at 10 cents per share.

one

Authorized

Common stock

Outstanding

$500,000
1,000,000 shs.

payable__—,

of 47/ per annum,
installments of $25,000 each,
at any time, in whole or in
part, in multiples of $1,000, but subject to a prepayment premium
of
171.
of the amount
prepaid, uncier certain
circumstances.
Tnis
note
is secured
by the assignment of life insurance policies in the
aggregate lace amount of $200,000 011 the lives of David J. Biller.
and Oswald W, Klingslck.

It

stockholders

note

Mercantile

to

March

net

properties, for
development costs

served

FINANCING

PRESENT

TO

EFFECT

repayable in 20 equal quarter-annual
commencing June 23,
1955, repayable

Continental Aviation & Engineering Corp.—To Borrow
The

stock

'Issued

dated

were

2691.

corporation

GIVING

Authorized
installment

(par

gas

warrants

.

"4%

speculation

a

CAPITALIZATION GIVING

CAPITALIZATION

notification with the
sinking fund bonds,

filed a letter of
first mortgage 5%

Aug.

on

$330,000

as

PROCEEDS—The
and

and

share.

sales.

The

licly offered

of common stock

—Scherck, Richter Co. and associates on Sept. 8 pub¬
licly offered 259,410 shares of common stock (par $1)

Cicero, 111.—Files With SEC—

Conlon-Moore Corp.,
SEC

effective

The

purpose.

182, p. 507.

.

railway,

oper.

stock

common

Day-Brite Lighting, Inc., St. Louis, Mo.—Stock Offered

VA

I
1

1—

Jan.

from

Net
«

railway.

from

Net

of

of the pian

uaie

1952

19-4

1955

Net

shares

Ry.—Earnings—

Greenville

&

July—

Monday, September 12, 1955

...

Oil

&

Uranium

Co.

(Colo.)—Carroll,

Kirchner & Jaquith,
Inc., Denver, Colo., in August pub(

.

:

to

incorporated in Delaware on Dec. 30,
acquire the business, property and assets of Drexel Furniture

Co.,

a

North

GarpUna

was

corporation,

10, 1903 and'which was
bedroom and dining room

Nov.

of

company

which

engaged

furniture.

ir.

had
the

been organized on
manufactu:,- and sale

The companv

ac

ired such

Volume 182

business,
lina

Number

property

corporation

The

Furniture. Inc.,
a

North

the

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

Dec. 31,
dissolved.

on

thereupon
two

.

1927

and

the

Caro¬

North

Stock

certificates

received

wholly

for

the

corporation.

Carolina

stock

common

Electrol

of

Inc.

the Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, agent,
15, N. Y., before the termination of the offer.

at

New

be

must

31 Nassau St.,
If tenders are

accepted in the order received.

to

its

use

Wallace

trade

Nutting Furniture, Inc. licenses
"Wallace

name

royalty

agreement.

Co.

Nutting"

received

upder

a
Furniture

York

for

shares

Soliciting

in

of

excess

will

brokers

be

the

50,000,

paid

fee

a

purchased

shares

of

nine

cents

will

bo

share.—

per

acquired by the company in

was

line

of

furniture

It

does

and

ization.

other

no

distributes

.

business.

Table

Rock

V.

principal executive offices of the company are at Drexel, N. C.
The company is qualified
to carry on business in North Carolina
and South Carolina and its
4.1 plants are located in Drexel, Marion
and
Morganton, N. C„ and kingstree, S. C.
The company sells its
and

retail

to

stores

in

each

of

the

48

states,

July—

Hawaii.

"

GIVING

EFFECT

PRESENT

TO

Common

debs.,

stock

due

series

(par

is

affiliated

purchased

1956

with

the

of

names

the

are

underwriters, none of
the number of shares to be

Co".

&

McCarley &
—V.

182,

9,000

Co.,

Inc

5,000

Gross

from

from

ry.

railway
iailway__

from

Net

Gross

Erie

Deficit.—V.

$6,592,381
3,762,635

$8,871,060

$1,314,708

5,087,919

2,437,446

1,691,278

*566,712
*754,643

25,749,273

33,895,596

5,151,498

13,324,122

*471,619

4,353,761

...

22,592,354

10,755,111

.

2,361,635

4,640,3-47

*1,887,886

.

182,

16,485,463

610.

p.

Net

Gross

1953

1952

$380,600

$356,300

168,337

*10,289

♦10,766

55,591

*98,448

*78,469

13,623

railway
railway

3.360,100

Deficit.—V.

3,153.800

3,011,100

3,752,600

851,511

610,479

456,513

941,192

74,694

*141,646

*180,889

182,

F.

C.

(Ohio)—Securities

Co.

Corp.,

Cleveland,

been

awarded

proceeds

63%

72

Sept.

on

8

announced

that

made

in

to

are

with

for

21

Co.,

period

income

as

to

will
of

use

have

the

certain

metal

in

Ebasco

at

are

the

East

169

its

and

features

which

building

represent

departures

new

as

The

building is being
Building Corp.,

In

the

construction.

&

Share

Cc.

providing
pleted, is
leased

pansion
—V.

Reynolds.
of

181,

Bond

financing

purchased

long-range

under

wholly-owned

Reynolds.

interim
be

to

to

The

and

the

constructed
a

by

Completion

and

for

approximately 80%

of

between

Electric

St.

Bond

Share,, through St. George, is
building which, when com¬

the

Metropolitan
is

scheduled

provides

program

agreement

an

subsidiary

for

without

Life

Insurance

the

for

possible

a

middle

future

disturbing the

Co.

since

layout.

from

6%

cumulative

in

States

the

period,

same

from

fire

its

and

*Of

the

S.

Patent

issued

upon

under

an

it

Counsel

the

covers

chine

machine,

*his

Christiansen

The

corportaion.

The

patent is

loading feature by which the
by dropping it edgewise into

simply

the

of

Mr.

on

this

of

patent

type

loading

of

important

because

tape is loaded in the ma¬
a
slot provided at the top

known

being

slot

as

of

New

Thomas
under

A.

loading,

said.

this

Corp. in
York, he added.

patent

Inc.

well

as

tape recorder equipment
national

Electronics

ment

tape

of

has

derived
in the small
Act

the

of

loan

from

and

business

its

as

This

as

of

exclusive
than

more

through

Co.

an

recorders.—V.

182,

right

which

to

made

licenses

grant

additional

20

agreement

Philadelphia

Products Co.—To
will

with

pioneered

patents on
the Inter¬

the

company's

to

income

gross

TO

for

PRESENT

Expand

182,

quarters

new

will

Net

ry.

metal

working

metal

and

(&

1955—3 Mos.—1954

Fed.

inc.

rate

$

$

6,250.434

2,664.930

18,713,555

17,258,054

1,412,000

150,000

3,751,000

1,699,000

tax

355,574

4,482,860

2,514,930

14.606,981

15,559,054

968,768

requirmts.

for

and

798,801

3,478,235

3,147,832

for

field

3,514.0*92

1,716.129

11,128,746

$0.33

$2.28

earnings

of

1955

of

common

a

share

the

amounted

to

$223,437

and
85c

or

subsidiaries
a

share

the

on

stock

outstanding, as compared
during the first half of 1954.

for

with

the

262,002

$193,920

half

with

a

share

as

An

The

of

future

74c

June

30,

earnings

1955.

from

Such

the company's

to

common

agement

value

renewal

to

approval

present

at

the

stock

at

$14

employees.—V.

a

Electrol

models

in
in

newspapers
is

machine
from

1953

the

of

operation

Fairchild

this

which

has

the

the

will

selected

were

efforts

cooperative

which

installed

was

either

Q5

screen

this

makes

Sept.

4 Vi %

of

in

L.

tests

and

operation
operations

at

Williamsport

does

not

reflect

maintenance

or

on

will

21

of

States

Oct.

Corp.

net

share.

per

1955.—V.

3,

182,

of

properties
GIVING

will

be

payment

(par

p,

have

been

total of

extended

to

pro¬

11,025 shares
24

key

man¬

1479.

to

note

Offered

payable.

TO

was

uranium

operating

for

uranium

of

is

corporation

the

in

still

exploration

for

pay

PRESENT

FINANCING

in
the

of

other

mineral

on

Utah

acquiring,

of

purpose

and

Mexico

New
State

mineral

April

5.

April

on

exploring,

properties

lor

ores.

the

exploratory stage.
The
property
presently owned by the corporation consists of 18 unpatented lode
mining claims.
These claims are located on and around Tomsich
in

the

Rafael

San

approximately

280

Mining District,

acres.—V.

182,

Emery County,

Utah, and

313.

p.

from

from

Gross

from

from

Net

ry.

$1,824,402

$1,942,626
*143,600

*19,201

*520,175

*9,620

64,141

*

Deficit.—V,

20,243,595

2,831,694

21,626,360

22.303,384

4,558.453

5,824,620

6,435,825

1,767,479

2,894,789

See

Fair

Stores,

Inc.

The

J

'

corporation

below.—V.

182,

Fair Stores, Inc.—New Record

Stores,

Sept.
V.

Properties,

Inc.,
13,

182,

is

now

instead
p.

of

Inc.,

expected
Sept. 8

Van Norman Co.
a

Electrol

by request for tenders dated Sept. 8,

price of $4
Inc.

1955 unless such date

Such

per

offer will




1955 is request¬

share of 50.000 shares of the

is extended.

terminate

at

3

Foremost

p.m.

on

common

p.

716.

Sept.

19,

Y.—V. 179,

p.

Sold—The

1479.

$1,850,000

Corp.—Files With SEC

25

Corp.—Unit Expands—

Visual Education, Inc., Chicago, 111., a subsidiary,
Universal Seoscope Co., Oklahoma City, Okla., it
l.as been announced by W. H. Garvey, Jr., S. V. E
President.
Universal Seoscope manufactured and distributed to schools and in¬
dustry a low powered magnification unit for the viewing and projection
of both animate and inanimate slides. The "Seoscope" unit will now be
manufactured by S. V. E. and marketed thiough its nationwide dealer
Society

For

the

acquired

organization.
manufactures

S. V. E.

filmstrip
182,

home.—V.

p.

filmstrip projectors and accessories,

35mm

and

and

for
schools, churches, and industry.
complete line of 2 x 2 slide projectors for

slides

manufactures

also

a

9.

Telephone Co. of Ohio—Earnings—

General

1955—Month—1954

Period End. June 30—

Operating

1955—6 Mos—1954

$773,005
471,400

revenues

$721,502
462,710

$4,548,997
2,764.168

$4,265,493
2,681,091
536,000

income

taxes

106,000

81,000

625,000

Other

operating

taxes

60,331

54,088

362,789

326,630

operating

$135,274
101,885

$123,704
87,907

$797,040
601,707

$721,772

Federal

after

to

'

charges

as

—

stockholders of Food Failmade to stockholders of record
previously announced.
See details

527,883

182, p. 413.

Sold—The public offerings

Aug. 31 of $1,000,000 of 53/4% sinking fund de¬

on

bentures and

common

to

income

Genung's, Inc.—Securities

(

Date—

25,000 shares of common stock were quickly
and the books closed.
See details ii}

oversubscribed
V.

182, p. 914.

be

716.

Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
Period

Dairies,

the

shares

1955—Month—1954
$326,430
$276,717
237,002
312,543

Jfcxd. July 31—

,

Inc.—Request for Tenders of Stock—

Yora, N.

General Precision Equipment
The

lias

Date Changed—

proposed offering of $7,691,250 20-year debentures due Sept.
and 1,692.075
shares of common
stock
(par
one
cent) of

Fair

July

on

3,000,000

1.975,

Food

with

common

covering

made
Food

notification

filed a letter of notification with the
of common stock, to be offered at 10
aents
per share,
through Pioneer Investments, 50 Richards St., Salt
Lake City. Utah.
The net proceeds are to be used to pay for expenses
incident to mining activities.

Net

Fair Properties, Inc.—Record

Food

New

General Mining & Development
The

—V.

Food

of

3,246,935

914.

p.

letter

Net

21,634,238
5,963,698

182,

a

Corp.—Stock

Minerals

Operating expenses

income—

this

share,

per

SEC

$1,970,825

*319,223

railway

at

1952

185,148

railway

oper.

1953

249,784

railway

oper. income—
From Jan. 1—

contemplated

stock, offered publicly on Aug. 30 at
through Sanders & Newson, Rauscher,
Pierce & Co., Inc., and Laird & Co., were quickly sold.
See details in V. 182, p. 914.
$2

the

1954

$1,922,681

railway

ry.

filed

26

and Grimm & Co.,

Fla.

produces

Florida East Coast Ry.—Earnings—

Net

is

financing

50,000 shares of common
stock (par $2.50), to
ba
per
share, through Security Associates, Inc., Winter

$6

at

Aug.

on

company

S. V. E.

1955

new

Outstanding

in

other

and

No

412.

p.

Guaranty Insurance Co., Winter Park, Fla.—

covering

offered

6,600,000 shs.

organized

business

87% cents per sin re. Payment will
Broadway, New York
said the stock will be redeemed

70

President,

cash.

182,

of

Bank,

Hanover

Mortimer,

General

10,000,000 shs.

BUSINESS—Corporation
and qualified
to do
29,
1955.
It was formed

in
.4

The

G.

shares of

used

cents)

10

The
SEC

Park,

.

bank

and

dividends

accrued

at

made

Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—

antici¬

the

of

has called for redemption on Oct. 31, 1955 all of its
outstanding shares of $3.50 cumul. preferred stock at $101 a

plus

accumulated

M.)—Stock

be

EFFECT

Stromberg-Carlson Co. for the respective
the operating results of Consolidated Vultee
April 30, 1954.—V. 182, p. 813.

1954,

company

share

he said.—V;

611.

p.

813

p.

Aircraft Corp.,

of

results

in

(b)

time,

Immediate

182,

(N.

1955.

30,

General Foods Corp.—Calls Preferred Stock—
The

Licensing Agreement—

Corp.

proceeds

1955,

The

$1.93

June

at

and

operating
and

from

Authorized

1,

meeting

the

(a)

ability

for redemption on Nov. 15. next,
preferred stocx at $102 pe rshare,

below.—V.

Uranium

acquisition

and

outstanding

Aircraft Corp. for the four months ended

simple

Sanders

extraction

taxes—_

1954,

30,

A

call

cents

92%

after

or

Maxson

stock

9,840,825

and

716.

p.

Ogden, Inc., of Ogden, Utah, and ShelInvestments, Salt Lake City, Utah, on
Aug. 15 publicly offered 3,000.000 shares of common
stock at par (10 cents per share) on a best efforts basis.

contracts

Angeles plant.

stockholder's

with

merged

April

the

has

engravings.

screen

Coombs & Co. of

ton

income

shares

4,995,901

on

Charles

85

or

Fischer & Porter Co.—New
W.

Canadian

20,795,825
10,955,000

$1.87

States

taxes

income

225,500

pilot

this

for

other

possible.—V. 182,

cumulative

dividends

made

and

States

United

x^r

21,705,025

19,554,757
10,170,000
9,384,757

provision'

Income

into the corporation effective June 30, 1955,
respectively.
To provide a basis for comparing
current
operations,
the
consolidated
operating
results of General
Dynamics Corp. and subsidiary for the first six months of 1955 and
1954 have been combined in the
above statement with the following

reduce

*

newspapers

company on

be

19,957,755

operations

beiuie

the

Grapho Equipment, Inc.

shares

342,989,927 323.305,659
323,032,172 301,600,634

II_.

from

♦Based

electronic

and

copy.

for

of

plant

enlarge

to

1954

1955

1—

♦Earnings per share of common stock

344,257

Equipment's

ability

new

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

760,396

Scan-A-Sizer,

in

month

Williamsport, Pa.
Graphic

2,262

of

1952

$11,791,638

3,481.884

Fairchild

original

previous

accrued

consists

trusts

two

_

sales

of

Profit

Railway

ing tenders at
of

Cost

periods

pilot

placed

was

model,

Net

Plan, options on a

share

179,

Los

last

.

stock

the

at

posed Restricted Stock Option
of

bock

rental,

sales

8,876,176

controls

The

plus

branch, with integrated manufacturing faciliteis, was
Medford, Ore., in May,
plastic department is now operating profitably and is being
enlarged with the addition of 8,000 sq. ft. of new building

Pursuant

Net

General

new

further

un¬

of

Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—Partial Redemption—

additional

adjacent

are

913.

producing

set of

the

by

covered

freight cars.<

City

NOTE—Stromberg-Carlson Co. and Consolidated Vultee

ten

Inc.—Debentures

Offered—An

un¬

oper.

revenue

Railway oper. expenses

1955—7 Mos.—1954
$1,942,236
$2,033,822
1,522,926
1,865,116

1—

derwriting
Bros.

&

group

Hutzler

headed by Allen & Co. and Salomon
Sept. 7 offered $7,830,500 of 4%%

on

subordinated debentures, due July

,

reserved

1954

7,673.589

.

Equipment

—

Privately—This corporation on

Sold

6 Months Ended June 30—

11,670,658

of

*

Corp.

Bank Fanners Trust Co., New York, has been appointed
trustee, paying agent and registrar for $10,000,000 principal amount
of equipment trust certificates, series 55.—V. 181, p.
1561.

and

Fairchild

636.

p.

Transportation

to

equipment

The

were

force.

established

The

97,811,469

Sun-Gazette

The

of

shares
or

American

of

railroad

20,508,846

because

Acquired—

174,

$10,000,000 of 3%% certificates, series 55, due quarterly
and including Sept. 1, 1975.

28,218,661

Net

first

quarterly dividends of 2Cc a share each were declared during
the pericci. Retained earnings of 45c increased the book value to $14.65
pated

and

shares

1,231,454

below.—V.

Industries, Inc.

to

106,689,354

times

Gross

(Calif.)—Earnings Up-

corporation

Two

in

authorized

Vice-President

$12,184,100 $15,539,071

2,414,417

July-

of

S.

Co.

16,550,001
7,453,591

of

„

a
small group of institutional investors, two
equipment trust certificates, aggregating $21,209,500 principal amount.
Included in this total are
$11,209,500 of 3%% certificates, series 54, due in quar¬
terly instalments to and including June 1, 1975, and

&

United

$13,212,089

Scan-A-Sizer

The

$2.72

shr.

Electrical Products Corp.
Net

be

5,000

Executive

12,411,222

$0.72

surplus

1,629,003

Certificates

series

88,487,009

first

~

3,776,125
1,692,874

Sept. 7 announced that it has sold through Kuhn, Loeb

18,565,757

testing,

4%

860.

p.

17,500 shs.

Fairchild Camera & Instrument Corp.—New Product—
The

13,609,851

611.

p.

U.

Trust

1—

182, p.

cover

common

common

per

181,

Lien,

developing,

355,574

income

oper.

General

90.858,952

Common

refunds

3,438,950

Garrett Oil Tools, Inc.—To Be

railway

ry.

—V.

$1,797,444
473,239
310,135

13,891,165
4,302,100
1,923,324

12,740,214

railway______

182,

railway___
oper. income—

Jan.

from

Mountain

—V.

ry.

1,352,472

128,216,698

preferred stock

Earns,

Net

Profit

income

$1,868,909
516,535
219,713

347,086

161,623

railway

General Dynamics Corp.

Outstanding
7,500 shs.

to

offering,

this

P.

1955—12 Mos.—1954

159,946,826

income

divs

from

880,422

Net

the

Balance

railway

CAPITALIZATION

32,881,949

tax)

Dividend

period

this

813.

p.

from

Subs.)—Earnings—

43,061,012

Federal income tax—

Net

stock

common

of

Rodney

railway______

Five

$

for

to

PROCEEDS—The

Period End. June 30—

Operating revenues

(less

Net

856,759

Net

costs,

Prov.

of

completion

182,

oper.

From

Gross

Plant—

be

743,918

„

from

Net
from

716.

p.

El Paso Natural Gas Co.

bef.

$10)

716.

p.

$2,060,433

404,476

ry. oper. inponxe.
From Jan. 1—

Gross

FINANCING

15,000 shs.

$2#)

(par

soon

the

use

finishing.—V.

Profit

mortgage

sources.

EFFECT

1955

from

Net

develop¬

begin construction of the second unit of
an
expansion program in its Chicago, 111., plant, Benjamin A. Ragir,
President, announced on Sept. 8.
The addition will aggregate 26,000
square feet and, with the 8,000 square foot addition now being com¬
pleted,
represents
an
expenditure of
nearly $400,000.
Among
the
company

operations

licensee

a

estate

real

50,000 shs.

stock

July—
Gross

See

Ekcc

fields,

casualty

Erie RR.—Earnings—

12,000
the

1952

1953

1954

$1,739,321

railway

railway

Canadian

will be added to the infringement charges
is currently prosecuting against
the U. S. District Court for the Southern

Edison,

and two series of 4 !-i %
Philadelphia Dairy first pre¬

stock

preferred

unexchanged

813.

p.

Net

(No. 2,717,282)

Chicago

District

the

company.—V.

respecting tape recorders which Edison
Webster

as

last

GIVING

(par

option

engraving

Sept. 6 is of key importance to the fast
mushrooming tape recorder industry, according to Paul J. Christiansen,
General

approxi¬

activities

and

Loans

32,500 sligres

issued

The

U.

en¬

approxi¬
from
its

Fidelity & Guaranty Co. and
tjiree of which companies it
1904, respectively.
During the
approximately 5%
of
Its
gross

the

miscellaneous

pfd.

stock

Sun-Gazette

(Thomas A.) Edison, Inc.—Tape Recording Patent—
A

have

investment

of New York, The Aetna Casualty &
Insurance Co. ol Hartford, Conn., Atlas

1897

activities
Small

predecessor

Co.

1891,

balance

The

derived

was

ex¬

1560.

p.

$4.50
the

182,

1955

from

from

Net

Row,

and

building

original

and

was

Washington

ended Dec. 31, 1954,
gross
income was derived

companies

company

its

Ohio

business.

1957.

of

debentures from

Fort Worth & Denver Ry.—Earnings—

capital

groundbreaking ceremonies for the $10,000,000

engaged Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, of New York, to act
architects a»d designers and
George A. Fuller Co., of New York,
general contractors.

George

on

and

year

company's

Surety

1883

insurance,

estate,

real

the

Ltd.,
United
Office, Ltd.,

had

Ebasco has
as

O.,

working
in

partnership

a

company

of

During

Automobile

the

from
the

Ohio.
the

insurance

The

Insurance

same

began

years

American

Co.,

represented

project which took place on Sept. 7 on the building site.
The building will utilize aluminum to the maximum economic extent
and

Foremost's

stock

stock.—V.

—V.

added

be

brokerage business.
During
the
of its gross income was derived

31%

has

contract

connection

the

etc.

offices

phases

the

of

estate

Its

County,

past

business.

♦Common

President,

for space planning,
engineering, design and
construction management in connection with the
building of a new
administrative headquarters for Reynolds Metals Co. on the outskirts
of Richmond, in Henrico
County, Va. Mr. Gardner's announcement was
a

Of¬

speculation.

a

as

expansion,

CAPITALIZATION

Services, Inc.—Awarded Reynolds Contract—

Gardner,

of

$15,000,000

purchased

July—

company

various

Assurance

610.

p.

redeem

ferred

940,869

Authorized

Ebasco

also

a

6,899,136

2,894,107

191,586

income

oper.

real

under

from

from
ry.

mately

Surety

$557,000

122,652

income

net

1899.

Erie

in

loan

and

in

the

Over

including

1—

Net

*

1954

$485,600

Jan.

Net

17,342,349

Cleveland

finance

Sun

railway
railway

oper.

ry.

From

Sandusky,

agent

1955

from

from

to

412.

First

to

incorporated

mately

July—

Net

1,393,842

*1,676,364

Investment

BUSINESS—The

Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
Gross

used

gaged

income

oper.

24.948.064

4,026,638
p.

County

fered—The

1952

4,734,547

railway
railway..

from
ry.

♦

1953

2,043,228

from

Net

33,279,079

income
182,

first

of

shares

50,000

of

Dairies and granted holders of preferred stock of Foremost
preferential right to exchange their stock for the debentures.
Proceeds from the sale of the unexchanged debentures will be used

Gross

and

1—

Jan.

Net

1954

-

$7,570,271

income...

oper.

From

25,796,632

11,756,982

railway

oper.

underwriters

Dairies

See

1955

,

Net

*104,137

28,449,597

PROCEEDS—The

Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.- -Earnings—
July—

*218

552,315

stock at $35 per unit

913.

p.

1,731,758

868,762

Aug. 24 publicly offered 7,500 shares of 6% cumulative
preferred stock (par $20) and 7,500 shares of common
stock (par $10) in units of one share of each class of

follows:

as

1,215,195

503,315

$1,345,958

preferred

*Deficit.—V.

several

and

company,

1,475,107

railway

holders

to

Dairy Products Co., Inc. a right to
exchange such stock for $5,000,000 of the new debentures, wiih the
underwriting group agreeing to purchase any unexchanged debentures.

1

Shares

Powell

from

ry.

454,880 shs.

800,000 shs.

them, /respectively,

by

$163,700

$4,749,228

income...

oper.

Net

Outstanding

$300,000

$2.50)_^

UNDERWRITERS—The
whom

ry.

On
Aug. 11 Foremost issued
preferred stock of Philadelphia

Foremost

1952

$3,312,391

From Jan. 1—
Gross

FINANCING

Authorized

5%

from

Net

accrued ihterest. The offering comprises debentures re¬
maining after exchange offers which expired Aug. 31
and after institutional purchases (see V. 182, p. 611).

The

1953

$3,925,015

railway
railway

Net

CAPITALIZATION

15-year

Net

1954

1955

.

from

Gross

Cuba

Canada,

4.

p.

Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—

•

.

The

products

174,

1951 and manufactures a separate
it through a different sales organ¬

5

(1013)

owrfed subsidiaries: Wallace Nutting
Delaware corporatoin, and Table Rock Furniture Co.,

a

company

assets

and

was

has

company

5463

1, 1980, at 105% and

Net rev.

Net

from ry. oper.

railway

oper.

"Deficit.—V.

inc.

182,

p.

508.

$89,428
39,577

*$35,826
*78,057

$419,310
156,245

$168,706
*117,121

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(ion)

Gross
Net

1953

1952

$811,516
214,952
20,233

$695,312

$786,130
255,674

210,654

"47,239

48,085

37,687

6.340,770

5,666,406

5,964,105

5,392,956

railway--

railway—-oper.
income—

ry.

From

Gross
Net

from

Net

ry.

railway-

1,526,332

1,552.044

2,393,285

This

104,199

533,729

The

is

company

in

years
J.

L,

enjoying

said

•freezers

all

that

product

facilities

lines

way,

increase

remarkable

a

main

for
for

capacity

manufacturing

tne

being expanded 100%
and capacity
conditioning equipment 800%, in prepara¬
manufacturing increase for 1956, he added.

substantial

182,

p.

in

Mining & Cranium Corp.—Files With SEC

corporation on July 29 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 1,000,000 shares of common stock, to be offered- at 30
cents per share, through Peters, Writer & Christensen, Denver, Co'o.
proceeds

be

to

are

used

to

for

pay

incident

expenses

a

in

by

1951

shipping

site

department.—V.

PROCEEDS—The

chinery and

net

Common

Gross
Net

lbo,

:

$4,554,000

$5,237,000

$3,775,000

606,835

918,874

295,450

oper. income
From Jan. 1—

222,636

ry.

Gross

ter

1,087,717

railway
railway—,

railway.—
railway

from
ry.

37,643,000

Grand

182,

8,618.632

Union

4,127,272

641,295

1,308,427

$

Joint

production

the

pin

and

principal

the

cil

Joint)

use

w.ll

welded

$

§

to

ti%e tubing.—V. 182,

16,712,063

132,717,725

Ilecht Co.

»

107,909,243

Period

hole

31—

1955—Month—1954

End. July 31—

$

$

189,435,935

171,683,922

1955

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

1953

1952

improved

an

' any

In

the

from

from

Net

ry.

Divs.

3,139,186

1,718,651

—V.

146,763,843

131,913,208

7,470,949

3,142,000

143,818,209

136,993,319

34.712.082

27,600,585

34,175,600

23,196.086

13JJ58.403

V.

—

railway..

9,773,493

12,866,693

7,935,348

railway
income..

oper.

182,

7,933.045
•

the

*

.

filed

by

employees'

amendment.

capital,—V.

182,

1955—6 Mos.—1954

Bay

The

stock

net

plan.

The

proceeds

$

July—
Gross

offering

to

are

be

price

496,616

3,405,176

ry,

From

Gross

1954

1953

$383,631

$414,286

$284,623

87,458

87,395

141,800

43,910

income...

15,216

17,035

41,771

4,138

Jan.

ry.

railway
railway

lrom

Net

867,539

480,083

3,340,179

88,352

169.737

net

Shares
—V.

$0.44

•'

shr.

$0.95

$0.80

per

com.

2473.

for
in

ellective

for

completion

Heinz

to

bourne,

3,170,442

"

will

their

1955

harvest, 95%

119 482

303,824

on

will

the

be

Aug.

26

and

"previous
and

mailed

Gulf, Mobile

1955

voted

to

to

1954

$64,608,673
9,627,054

split

increase

the

authorized

outstanding

to

restore

once-a-day

close"

stock

until

2,222,409

&

31,

the

on

Aug.

12

o-clock

given

of

as

1955 —V.

181,

the

railway....
railway..

day

From

Gross

Jan.

lrom

Net

from

Net

ry.

—

V.

182,

business
rentals

Mr.

$7,494,832

2,169,100

2,088,502

computer,

687,972

650,881

844,459

in

the

has

47,510.356

54,666,068
1G.644,162

15,127,675

4.855,083

6,627,188

5,784,956

acquired
of

H.

Dynamic

Mr.

Cooper said Hall-Scott is
expansion and diversification
ties.
For the past 40
years the

embarked

The

firm's

tionrcs

1,

this

for
Jn

the
The

units

missiles

atomic

at

division
and

the

on

of

It

£.rcraft

neering
and

and

industrial

days for

a

has

human

to

solve

It

to

also

other

been

the

is

is

seconds

that

Jones

and

work

electric

sion

He

pointed

f „Cal year'
six

preceding

engaged

out

that

arfd future agrow^h
also

Calif

revealed

n°W

from

as

in

into

an

classified

being

from

other

the

electronic

used

minutes

normally

tested at the




of

a

equal

to

from $555,891,

based

are

$1.72

Walter

on

L.

share,

a

to

758,739

by

six

require

three

that

in

$5,575,335

The

the

first

against

of

new

ry.

transmission

rubber

drive

and

1955

in

Inc.

be

sold

was

equipment.

and

The

plant,

to

The

and

Hertz

new

to

system

increased

its-

Inc.

to

has

sand

move

underwriters.—

hose,

products.

as

lightweight

the

together

sand

"fill"

3,200

1954

1952

1953
$3,147,997

$2,931,590

271,872

428,443

345,307

140,053

347,464

202,606

18,532,208

22,919,822

21,880,428

2,642,082

4,081,556

3,373,604

1,953,738

1,441,096

2,377,150

1,623,044

—

income

515.

-

Jones

Resources

End. July

'

,

below,—V.

Fund,.Inc.

182,

1955—Month—1954

31—

p.

Financ'g

612.

revj.

from

1955—7 Mos—1954

Inc.

aVaj>. lop fxd. chgs.

Net

$1,450,065

$942,961
"122,404

$9,804,863
1,861,550

$8,232,579

252,523
174,772

"82,492

1,1*1,165

403,354

154,929

oper.

Net

"104,960

1,046,804

242,096

income

revenues

ry.

oper.
<

,726,206

"LOjf.—V. 182, p. 915.
'

v

Department Stores, Inc.—Sales

Interstate
Period End

Increased—

1955—Month—1954"
1955—7 Mos.—1954
$5,068,932
$4,702,034 $34,352,518 $32,897,369

Aug.31—

Sales

1955 were $303,465 before
$183,465, equal to 60 cents per
provision for Federal income taxes. Earnings for the first
1954 were S228.458 before provision for Federal income taxes
for Federal income taxes and

provision
share,
half

after

of

$137,075,

equal

45 cents

to

tsxes

Federal

share, after provision

per

~'

the

for

taxes

income

ings for the prior
182, p. 915.

■

months ended

12

$1,125,271;

were

12

months

equal

1955 after provision for

to

$3.66

$999,159

were

Federal

lor

.,

July 31,

V.

per

$3,25

or

share.
per

Earn¬

share.—

*

Investment Co. of America, Los Angeles, Calif.—Regis¬
With Securities and Exchange Commission—

ters
pulleys,

This

^rubber,

Jones

tion

Machinery

This

Road,

&

amendment on Spot. 1, 1955, to its registra¬
additional 2,U00,J00 shares of its common

an

covering
1777.

179,

Divi¬

Roosevelt

filed

company

statement

stock.—V.

Africa.

an

p.

Heintz, Inc.—Gets $1,630,000 Order—

corporation,

received

and

Aluminum

Co.

order

an

gravel

required

of

Canada

for

in

a

The order,

major

a

plant

building
at

conveyor

of

and

to

to

for

feet.—V.

the

the

182,

conveyors, each 809
continuous movement of

provide

gravel hill

raise

to

site

the

plant

site.

approximately

addition.
p.

14

Kitimat,

The

The

20

site

is

feet

to

British

designer and manufacturer of
aircraft, on Sept. 6 reported the

national

and

(Charles E.)

material
will

provide

approximately

be

from

used

proper

Net

sales

1,600

feet

before

Taxes

on

1955—3 Mos.r—1954

income

test.)

Earnings—

profit

181, p.

1311.

$6,407,428

$6,261,933

266,897

129,638

159,0°2

53,400

81,500

53.400

81,500

$227,910

$185,397

,

a

similar a-c

order of

systems

on

approxi¬

mately $1,000,000 placed for Convair by AMC earlier this year.—V. 182,
10.

$76,238

Sales Up—

Jewel Tea Co., Inc.—Current
Period End. Aug. 13—

$77,532

1955—32 Wks.—1954

1955—4 Wks.—1954
$

$

$

$

21,873,470

-

182,

p.

20,111,856

183,329,220

164,812,002

509.

Kaiser Aluminum

Chemical Corp.—Registers

&

With

Securities and Echange Commission—
The

corporation

702.000

expected
Net

supplements

1955—9 Mos.—1954

$2,967,931

diesel

-V.

30KVA alternating-current generating systems

a-c

that

order

new

Sales

81,310

taxes

an

reported

by

$3,072,226

^

Profit

placed by the Air Materiel Command, is for an undisclosed

the companys

of

for

as

soil

612.

Hires Co., Philadelphia, Pa.

components

1,500. feet long,

the

material

is

This

new

a

and

generator, a-c control panel and a-c regulator.
these complete electric systems will be used
Convair's F-102 aircraft—supersonic, delta wing interceptors.
It

three-mile

the

systems

which include

—V.

vs.

company's plant in Berkeley,.

RR.—Earnings-

$2,563,855

331,090

1

p.

Jack

the

of
•

19,476,109

Earnings

foam

The

Comp¬

board

the

533,485

Railway

p.

conditions

back-

to

Earnings for the six months ended July 31,

reducers,

located at 4491

Johannesburg, South

system will consist of

linked

engi¬

appointed

International Rys. of Central America—Earnings Up-

1954

equip¬
kinds of heavy-duty industrial

all

First Vice-

eiectea

been

elected

$2,886,118

railway

oner,

182,

Period

Hewitt-Robins, makes

industrial

operated

has

been

this

First

formerly

com¬

the

exercises

machinery

conveyors

formerly

yopton,

railway—3,430,661

from

and

machinery,

conveyor

has

Great Northern

income—

oper.
Jan.

ry.

C.

of

Officer

Johnson,
L.

t

railway—__

from

—V.

Executive

Cresswell

Herbert

Keogh, Treasurer
181, p. 1440.
A.

railway^.

Net

said.

increase of 81%.

an

$3,603,231

'

1

the

in

on

Period End. June 30—
has

from

and continental Europe.

3%

478,574

ooz.foo

Secretary and Comptroller, has been

195a

-Gross, from

President,

Jacobs

half

issued to

were

remaining

has

Secretary;

E.

Chief

and

7 announced tnat R. H.
been elected President;

Sept.

and

Net
,

Chairman

Keefe,

on

International

From

?

Mr.

1,307.489

-

•

Julj—

Gross

presently out¬
703,239 shares outstanding

on

stockholders

will

addition

hours

months

' 3*i,oi6

1,425,014'

-

number

-

leading

complex

46z,0c6

and

Net

shares

acquisitions,

$11,628,666

"

income.

directors.—V.

79 cenis

or

Jacobs,

.

corporate

7,095,843

International Resources Fund, Inc.—Proposed

136%

period,

95,660

6,182,8327,298,758

612.

p.

See .Natural

increase of
1954

281,777

110,261

801,336

C.

Net

company's

266,161

50,501

•

1,301,908

oper

182,

troller,

136%—

an

acquisition

Hewitt-Robins,

&■

development

the

on

145,639

61,359

-<
v

receipt of an order totaling approximately $1,630,000.

system

08 cnlarSed t0 accommodate immediate

^
the

the

division

effect

$1,162,486

197,904

%

1952

$1,152,183

railway——

President

the

of

Receives Order for Large Conveyor
System—

comparable

3%;%

2397.

1953'

$930,760

electric

elec-

wo.k

Northwestern

p.

1954'

1955

■

$1,002,263

$6,651,120

Vice-President,

Mel¬

near

1985.—V. 180,

railway——

Vice-President,

Y.;

a

out.

or sl30'°°0

Dandenong,

Columbia.
below

Privately—-The

the

of $1,000,000

Philadelphia,

activi¬

only

-

RR.—Earnipgs-

railway

railway

Daniel

r

con-

target
1957:.

January,

$1,309,281,

Hewitt-Robins,

of

with
issue

an

111., has approximately 400 employees.
Annual
sales
have
running around '$4,000,000.
Hewitt-Robins
has other
plants in
Buffalo, N. Y.; Passaic, N. J.; Fremont, Ohio; Staten Island, N.

acquired June
manufactures
electronics

months.

at

some

States, Canada,

power

other
to

Co.

Sold

been

range'program

Cooper reported that Hall-Scott's net
profit for the three months
enced Aug. 31
exceeded profit for the entire
first six months of the

*TSlC,UhrC
111 the

used

new

Bonds

Chicago,

Mr

$111,000

is

purchase had been signed July 29.
company
produces
heavy-duty speed

allied

is

—

privately

placed

Insurance

,

company,

be

corporation of

final

belting,

was

and

Control

will

,

and

The

6.

profitable

integrated

would

have

may

recent

June.

tile

a

in

Quality

President.

pre-emptive rights
of the $5,058,300 convertible subordinated
debenture

this

to

made

Co.

Ingersoll-Rand Co.—Changes in Personnel—

research

crop

1955

United

in

terms of

The

Angeles,

Sept.

known

which

considsrablv

already

problems
mind

being
Calif.,

Hall-Scott

radar.

market.

companies.
The machine is able

is

Burbank,

energy field.
computer is priced

electric
now

acquisition

located
This

year.

guided

acquiring

company

long

a

and

food

$3,000,000,

building

,

to S7%

sale

was

gears

engines.

newest

divison

by

on

Los
mcdel

has

from

ry.

equipment.

Co.,

revolutionary desk
President, disclosed on

Cooper,

for

and

ment

Analy.'is

and

new

a

of

November

815.

p.

'■

Telephone

Life

from

the W. A. Jones Foundry & Machine
Aug. 31 with the transfer of the business and
assets of thv 65-year-old Chicago firm to
Hewitt-Robins.
Negotiations
had been
underway for several months and an agreement covering

52,232,945

11,860,555

5,815,580

of

manufacturer pf

12,696,024

Net

to

1955,

reported

offered

The

765,641

13,246,339

Lauran:e

35,039,609

17,455,557

ry. oper. income—_
From Jan. 1—

tonnage being grown for the 57 varie¬
unaffected by the storms,—V. 182, p. 314.

amounted

Jacobs

182.

Co.

Motors Co.—Acquisition—

company

45,116,997

1,981,246

$1.70

Hewitt-Robins, Inc.—Acquisition Completed—

$7,866,459

1,563,304

48.257,863

manufacturer

5,219,421

-

inc.—

oper.

Net

earnings result from growth of the vehicle renting and

floor

This

total

1954.

conveyor

Calif.,

:

1955—7 Mos.—1954

509.

p.

Gross

J. Heinz II,

cost

During the six months, 25 franchises

1952

612.

p.

Hall-Scott

»

•;

6,886,606

182,

income

$6,589,229

income..

30,

to subscribe

1953

1—

oper.

509.

p.

,

1955—Month—1954

from ry. oper.

railway

$2.52

I

1

1954

in

Passenger car rentals were
an increase of 55% .

the

1,718,697

railway

182,

':

2,96 (,015

period,

stock

$6,726,549

railway

reduced.—V.

was

158,951,630

$3.59

•

advanced

pared with $6,427,437 in the previous year's period,
.

will

on

above

RR.—Earnings—

incomee..

oper.

cost

123,912,021

12.

increased

leasing

646.

p.

most

H.

a

seven-story

comparable

earnings

June

The

3-tor-l

and

noon,

at

standing, while last year's figure is based

V.

Ohio

from

fiom
ry.

of

months of

in

shares

shares

any

implementing

1955

Net

in

debt was tjaus increased to 14.o years
months for b«nk loans and at the same

120,995,620

883,176

that the plans are completed for.a new.
at Kitt Green, Lancashire.
The
tonnage
plant will approach that of the Pittsburgh factory.
integrated manufacturing plant of the Australian

amounted

reported

in order to
investment service

on

built

aftermaths

share,

members

certificates

Oct.

on

34

$6,$18,000,000 in 1974.' Tne proceeds
the United' States.
The average life

17,173,336

$1.65

Research

Aug. 30 by

be

the

of

growing areas

income

first six
a

pricing

the

Heinz

new

on

to

the

of

one

Ilerlz Corp.—Six-Month Net Up
Net

Truck

July—
Net

flood

in

issue

Gross

a

of

dedicated

ties is

forthcoming close after mid-day.
fcplit

be

and

advantage of a proposed reduction in
Beginning Oct. 1, the prevailing price

based

long-

to

serially,

17,106,023

883,326

Victoria, by Robert Menzies, Australian Prime Minister.
quarter operations for the current fiscal year are ahead

First

Sept.

Confirmations

into

privately

due

oper. expenses--

England

completely

new,

519 450

charge.
be

in
new

2.155,714

12,590,908

3,000,000

refunded

sold

debentures

166.112,617

alsoc announced

factory

907,068

30, 1955,
approved was a plaa

Also

tske

world,

announced

2,643,344

2928.

500,000

interest

Illinois Terminal

corresponding 1954 quaiter from the standpoint of both sales and
profit, Mr. Heinz said.
He added that while the two recent hurricanes

Growth Industry Shares, Inc.—Stock
Split Voted—
from

the

structure,

160,925

$97,015,866

on

loans

three

End. July 31—

Net

construction

613,850

"

stockholders

is

company
■

company's

July—

at

Share

Thg

the

2.524,222

assets

p.

for

loans

and

first mortgage bonds due

4,693,275

|

244,047

outstanding

181,

bank

the

loans

sucn

the

3%%

bank

22,392,759

Net

$0.89

com.

847.581

August 31—

Total

retire

of

net

Mutual

to

share

company

Group Securities, Inc.—Assets Up Over 50%—
As of

1955,

company's short-term

23,992,629

177,763

stock

914.

p.

4,

1965,

and

2,400,172

83,378

2,578,780

income...

eper.

182,

1952

1—

from

Net

—V.

A

$365,702

oper.

to

1961

the

'2,293,103

«'

output of this

RR.—Earnings—

railway—

lrom

Net

part

a

Aug.

customary

company

^

$

September and

date

working

1955

Net

of

part

Net rev.

the company's Pittsburgh (P£.) headquarters and will serve
as the
research and development center for the domestic
and interna¬
tional operations of the Heinz
company.
Construction work is expected to begin late in

be

will

for

used

railway....

iron-,

certain

total,

of

number

Railway

99,487,168

893,084

391,731

were

Mr.

Western

&

number

the

•

the

1956—12 MoS.—1954

$

883,176

new

major

Green

*954.

PLACEMENT—When

Illinois

43,939,54MI0,539,320
976,699 " 6,745,355

883,326

p.

structed

814.

p.

$1.19

-

the

paid,

revenue—

Net

784,161

paid

The

corporation on Aug. 29 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 5,500 shares of non-assessable common stock (par $1),: to
under

11,

been

30, ,1955, would be t>,20o,663 and
$1.24
instead
of
$1.13.
tAujusted

share

common

Oct.

had

oper.

—V.

stock

facilities

The

offered

increased

June

a

Period

^

•

shares outstdg.

Plans

Gregory Industries, Inc., Toledo, Ohio—Files With SEC

be

1954,

29,

dividend

Railway

pin,

1,760,623

applicable

181.

Center,

EEC

on

(II. J.) Heinz Co.—To Increase Research Facilities—

914.

p.

stock

"

—V.
..

+6,204,092

$1.28

Sealed

From Jan. 1—

Gross
Net

+6,205,302*

$1.13

no

used

Gross

Earnings per

4,054,960

7.070.643

_

598,360
$7,367,939

"6,827,227
Oct.

on

If

per

the

58J.664

$7,965,127

Illinois Central RR.—Earnings—

Also, • it
for
high

on

dividend

,

pressures

HGT

with,

tapers

sealed

$7,966,299

581.717

in

this

9,921,340

$8,554,731

$7,721,710

investors' $30,000,000

of

„

10,331,195

______

debentures.; On

we re

1954
1953
$13,885,983 $17,887,639

10,217,253

stock—

common

split,

from, the

Houston,

taxes

earnings
paid on pfd.

Common

3,115,432

..

income...

oper.

taxes__

000,000 each

char¬

its

at

income

on

common

1954

$24,147,280 $23,920,059 $25,635,507 $19,653,739

railway...
railway.....

taxes

Balance

Ry.—Earnings—

•'■.■ JulyGross

Net

Divs.

Great Northern

182,

Subs.)—Earnings, etc.—

$18,520,680

institutional

S

23,638,800

914.

p.

term

540,000 shs.

received

business

drilling.

413.

p.

48,761,837

before Fed.

Federal

1955—8 Mos.—1954

$

182,

(&

1955

outstanding

approach

Outstanding

drilling methods.
string
of
tubing

single

a

Corp.

taxes-—

income

620,564,

PRIVATE

(& Subs.)—Earnings Rise—

sales

Earns,

25,392,605

—V.

etc.—V.

$8,303,427

stock

earnings
2-for-l

ma¬

1955—26 Wks1954

Grant Co.—August Sales Higher—

Sales

of

10%

by
shares

of

FINANCING..

withstand

corresponding

on

$

Period End. Aug.

Texas,

industry

modern

slim

are

Canadian

shares

seal. This special seal (Teflon) Is stable up to 620 de¬
F. and is acid resistant. This seal prevents pressure from reach¬
the threads and causing leaks. The HGT Sealed Joint is flash

Net

(W. T.)

in

place

which

with

and/or

box

construction costs,

pay

income

*A

auxiliary

612.

p.

offers

Sealed

be encountered
the
operator
to

pressure

Up—

s

20,874,689

182,

its

may

ing

Sales

1955—4 Wks.—1954

Eeles

HGT

to

grees

Co.—Current

Period End. Aug. 27—

—V.

purchase

2,000,000 shs.

organized

was

has

Finance

income

Balance for

v

PRESENT

TO

cent)--.

one

and

corporation
(the

enables

4,552,796

612.

p.

(par

1955,

and

time

The

an

"Deficit.—V.

to

are

EFFECT

before

Preferred dividends

Texas.

31,956,000

6,051,769

3,695,963

—

stock

June,

on

joint

"338,961

219,357

33,923,000

35,882,000
9,044,696

—

income.

oper.

"180,377

.

that

from

Net

Net

1953

used

Shares outstanding
,
^
^
Earnings per common share.—

to be used
working capital.

for

GIVING

S.

Net

.

oJ4.

p.

proceeds

BUSINESS—Corporation
1952

1954

$5,039,000

from

from

Net

RR.—Earnings—

1955

U.

Leslie,

at

Authorized

Grand Trunk Western

Income

on

equipment and

CAPITALIZATION

to

be

rapidly, growing concern,

tne

$78,870,000.

40-acre

a

mining activities.

July—

Household

unit
is Harbison-Walker's
33rd in this
the latest major addition in a $35,000,000

totaled

1953

is on

to

are

Six Months Ended June 3?—

"
%•
'
'
just off the Pulaski High¬
about midway between Philadelphia and Baltimore.
It is on the
line of the Baltimore & Ohio RR., which has a spur running to
plant

proceeds

shares held.

815;

p.

Aug. 25 offered publicly 240,000
shares of common stock (par one cent) at $1,25 per share.
This offering has been completed.
•

The

net

constructed

manufacturing

sales

The

steel structure pro¬
Co., of Bethlehem, Pa.
Engineering Co., Inc., of
2,160 square foot adjacent

Engineering

>

Co., Houston, Texas,

EEC
Ihe

1

the Consolidated

also

which

on the
basis of one new share for each 33
The offering is not underwritten.

ac¬
.

Hardy-Griffin Engineering Corp. (Tex.)—Benjamin &

814.

Glenwood

Md.,

new

The

air

a

is offering to its common stockholders of record
Aug. 23 the right to subscribe on or before Sept. 26 for
11,225 shares of common stock (par $15) at $22 per share

foot standardized

Luria

was

and Canada. It is
expansion program launched

Gibson
ranges,
fo0d

refrigerators,

—

shown

increase

to

the

by

contractor

produce silica refractories,
Garber, President,

to

by Earl A.

100,000 square

a

erected

country

the

of

Manager

are

package

for

V.

years

whose

General

and

conditioners—have

conditioners

self-contained
—

successful

most

that
this
in
its 78

announced

2,

T.

Plant

air

xcom

the

Vice-President

air

and

1954.

tion

of

one

Sept.

on

business.

Johnson,

division,
ever

President,

Gibson,

Md.,

Leslie,

Monday, September 12, 1955

.

Housatonic Public Service Corp.—Stock Offered—The

refractories, has just

of

largest producer

world's
at

.

company

Co.—New Plant—

building.

The
J.

is

and

general

office

Co.—Expansion-

the

plant

new

Baltimore,

Gibson Refrigerator
Charles

said, is a new and revolutionary gear
engine being developed by one of
manufacturers.—V. 181, p. 2693.

aircraft

to an announcement

plant

duced
The

914.

p.

a

cording

471,439

income—
182,

he

Turbo-Jet

new

a

leading

company,

opened

1,918,520

'199,420

railway..

oper.

"Deficit.—V.

with

use

Harbison-Walker Refractories

1—

Jan.

lrom

country's

$695,674

85,822

for

the

1954

lrom

Net

development,

box

1955

from

under

Also

Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—EarningsJuly—

.

shares

that

nation-wide

Corp. and

of

the

on

Sept.

8

registered with

$50

par

value

stock

will

be

underwriting

Dean Witter

&

group

the

SEC

an

cumulative^preferrel

headed

Co.—V. 182,

offering

stock.

It

pui#eTy later this month by

offered

p.

jointly
915.

by

The

First

of

is
a

Boston

■

Volume 182

Number 5463

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

Kansas City Power & Light Co.—Earnings Maintained
12 Months Ended July 31—

<

1955

-

Operating

revenues

;

Operating

expenses

and income taxes

Lane Bryant, Inc.—August Sales Up

/

1954

Period End. Aug. 31—

$52,761,777 $18,069,838 *

43,275,096

Sales

39,319,725

182,

be

offered

to

13.1%—

be

$4,200,475 $40,854,357 $38,009,277

$4,751,031

face

at

used,, to

without underwriting. The net proceeds are
the Mason Mortgage & Investment Corp.

value,

reimburse

1950—8 Mos.—1954

1955—Month—1954

;

—V;

Massachusetts

Growth

Investors

915.

p.

7

(1015)

Fund,

Stock

Inc.—

Stock Split Proposed—
Operating
Other

income

income

$9,486,681

(net)

$8,750,113

.

59,439
$8,809,552

2,228,569

income

2.191,837

Income deductions

actor

acteristics

income

$6,617,715

1,431,200

1,235,967

preferred stock-

on

Balance

applicable

share;

Earnings

per.

—v.

182,

to

stock

common

$5,832.320

,

outstanding...—

«h«re

reactor

^

$3,805,244

Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net ry. oper. income

$1,588,123

—V.

182,

414.

p.

1,963,707

Net

SEC

Aug.

on

filed

26

letter

a

notification

of

Sept.

stock

at

1955

30, 1955,
$25.50 per

all of
share,

.

This

$264,300

$261,409

$287,929

—V.

83,643

100,678

48,393

29,395

36,776

:

1,844,439

1,999,087

1,894,031

Net

1955

Net
Net

1954

-

1952

1953

:

$442,581

$570,338

724.282

580,726

228,756

—V.

1952

201,465

l.

172.554

222,702

255,103

66,667

85,628

82,026

Net

Net

from

railway—
railway-''
oper. income

Net

ry.

2,817,821

—V.

2,991,540

4,102,676

4,132,011

1,155,548

from

Net

from

1,148,173

1,956,135
766,160

T ,1)71,229

423,820 V

:

438,115

.

$5,412,154

$6,683,116

$5,236,865

917,253

833,102

1,625,782

392,933

329,317

932,874

39,027,499

37,339,444

44,748,329

43,961,236

Keeling Oil & Uranium Corp.—Files With SEC—

7,593,488

6,341,882

11.340,645

10,573,3$1

Ju»y

5,379,692

31,

and

6,133,700

2,609,934

consolidated

1955,

$74,184,835,

for

the

182,

net

compared

with

months

six

an-increase

1J54.—V.

subsidiaries

its

common*- share,

period..-Sales
in

of

5,883,632

corporation

on Sept. 1 reported a profit after Federal and State
for its -fiscal year-ended June 30, 1955.
4L

Hatboro,
of

the

W.

.-.,/
L. Maxson

Flowmeter

Ultrasonic

and

manufacture

to

Pa.,

The

for

wrill
appli¬

Corp.,

p.-510. "

Stores

-

•-

government

>,•

"*

.

/".

•

:

Corp.—August Sales Increased—

1955—8 Mos.—1954
$62,755,786 $60,499,203

1955—Month—1954

$8,044,064

*

-

916.

of

the

directors

assets

of

Corp.,

have

approved

$685,356,
July

or

b.8%

in

52c

or

31,

the

over

the

is

tion

1954

amounted

1955

approval

the

to

the

The

intention

The

also

to

of "the

Chillicothe

ratio

IV3

of

management

Co.

as

Co.

215,000 shares ol
shares for each

Mead

Co.

Paper

Mead

Paper

Paper

.

*

approximately

is

a

Chillicothe

Chillicothe

of

*

exchange

equivalent
of

Co.,

continue

to

the opexa*

subsidiary.

a

above.—V.

182,

316.

p.

'

f

period

same

for

share

the

of

See

to

announced on Sept. 7
for
the
purchase
Chillicothe, Ohio, by The
the
shareholders of both

agreement

an

Paper

•

common,

common

It

1

$4,844,077 $34,052,693 $54,290,349

Assets of Chillicothe Paper Co.—>

Chillicothe

The

subject

basis

Mead

reports for the six months
Income of $934,141, equal to

ended

$4,712,342,

Earnings—

1955—8 Mos.-—1954

1955—Month—1954

916.

p.

Whitaker, President of The Mead Corp.,

the

Mead

r

*

<

'

J

■

Merc-Uranium Corp.—Files With SEC—

Corp.—Earnings Off—

the*tirst.- naif

of

totaled

1955

SEC

corporation

*

on July 20 filed
a
letter of notification with the
6,000,000 shares of
common
stock,
to be
offered
at
share, through Law Investment Co.., Washington, D. C.

covering

live

slightly lower
from the previous

$372,751,000,

Than-the-corresponding period last year but up 13%
"six months, "Robert E. Gross, President, reported on Aug. 30.
Earnings 'as o/^July
3 were $9,089,000, or $3.21
per
share
for
Dean A. McGee, President, .pointed out.that the net income at the end Y
-2,828,228 shares. outstanding. That compared with $10,864,000, of $3.85
of the third quarter of the year was $707,960, and that the final quar-—•
per
shard
radjusted- to reflect a
5%
stock
dividend declared
last
ter of the year resulted in a net profit more than double the
profits of-.,
October) for the'same period in 1954.
the rest of the year because of the added full operation-of new facilities
"While Lockheed realized higher returns from expanding commercial
of the company and the acquisition on April*
1, 1955 of major assets of
production—aales increased to a record $89,391,000—the period's lower
Deep Rock Oil Corp.—V. 182, p. 414. • "
/.
net earnings reflect primarily a reduced volume of military sales.
This

taxes of $2,304,377

E.

The

Sales* in

Co.,

Mead Corp.—To Buy

915.r

p.

Lockheed Aircraft
Oil Industries, Inc.—Profits Up—

...

produced the revolutionary
the flow of fluids, has

and

Industry.
Division

a

companies.

corporation

per

sell

and

182,

p.

182,

that

816.

p.

Lerner Stores Corp.—Reports Larger

72c

July 29 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 1,000.000 shares of common stock, to be offered at 30
cents
per
Share,
through; Securities Investment
Co.,
Denver.
Colo.
The net proceeds are to be used to pay for expenss incidnt to mining.
on

private

,

,,

measure

$4,955,715

-rV.

H.

railway

railway

182,

ended

'

Kerr-McGee

to

(par

McLellan Stores Co.—August Sales Higher—

417,496
348,075

,

oper. "income..,

ry.

This

corporation

an

$1)

shares

547.

p.

will be manufactured fol
licensing
agreement
an¬

Flowmeter,
of
a

terms

$8,714,870
182,

The

'

182, p. 915.

The

1953

1,898,231

—V.

Porter

&

to

Instruments,

Period End. Aug. 31—

•

1954

$5,627,402

railway--.
railway—

from

Gross

>.From Jan. 1:—
Gross

181,

.

Sales

Earnings—

V-.'Y'Y Y*-''

from

from

under

Sales

260,232

1955

ry. oper.v.inconie...
From Jan. 1—r■

$589,779

84,122

assets

approving

on

613.

.

Net

j-

Ultrasonic

Period End. Aug*. 31—

603,642

•

.

Gross

$424,912

railwayfrom railway-:
ry.' oper. income

total

and

vote

5,000,000

from

8.

Fischer

flowmeters

195,920

642,238

Lehigh Valley RR.

Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—

Sept.

on

McCfory

211,028

July—'/.

from

will

cents).-—V.

corporation, which developed
using inaudible sound to

cations—V.

*'

July-

a

15,747

27,972
1,889,266

182, p.

practical

manufacture

$226,438

86,503

.

,

33'/3

applications

Maxson

.

income

oper.

sell
1952

1953

1954

>

railway
railway—1.

from
ry.

covering 100.000 shares of common stock, to be offered at par
share», without underwriting.
The net proceeds are to be
to pay for expenses incident to oil and gas activities,
y

Gross

first

nounced

($1. per
used

stock

authorized
(par

stockholders

19,100

stockholders

split,

instrument

...

railway
railway

from

Nfet

the

with

on

preferred

ry. oper.; income...
From Jan. 1—
'

Gross

company

redemption

6%

of

from

from

Net

The

for

called

shares

Net

-

(The) Kansas Co., Russell, Kan.—Files With SEC—

:

been

;Y

July—

4,369,462

4,653,381

643,998

The

industrial

acyrued dividends of $1.98 per share.—V. 163, p. 313.

Gypss
•639,637

the

shares

proposed
effective at

approving
it be made

on

that

$77,140,420.

were

stock

27

1955.

1675.

p.

licensed

14,008,934

14,537,143

$1,459,296 $11,284,558 $10,222,863

;

181,

1955,

the

in

Sept.

intended

is

Oct.

on

7,
approximately

has

31.

15,000,000

Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—

$3,423,003 $25,881,701 $24,231,857

2,217,121

have

outstanding

plus

Ry.—Earnings*^ r - , ^ !
1955—Month—1954 .,li 1955—7 Mos.—1954

Period End. July.31—

Pa.—V.

Aug.

vote

It

split;

business

effect

increase

com¬

stock

of

Fund

of

To

MTR-type
this

from

ND46-70-700(2)

Philadelphia 30,

St.,

The
as

reactor.

a

an

-

..

.

of

of

model

close

(W. L.) Maxson Corp.—New Licensing Agreement—
There

Kansas City Southern

Ry.' operating revenues.'
Ry. operating, expenses,

,

Folder

operation

and

plastic

a

Legare Co„ Ltd.—Calls Preferred Stock—

v,

the
•

is

•.

in

available

are

construction

actual

Simulator

the

will

stockholders

three-for-one

announced availabilty of a Nuclear Re¬
electronically synthesize operating char¬
reactor types at a
small fraction of the

2,450,000

$2.16-.. ;-*»«-* $2.17

112.

p.

nuclear

the

the

444 N* 16th

pany,

.$5,321,748

..

2,695,000

,

stock— C&spm

-on -common

in

with
core.'

Details,
Common

most

involved

7

to

reported

".Supplied

$7,263,520

Dividend, requirements

of

Sept.

on

Simulator

costs

Net

The

Leeds & Northrup Co., Philadelphia, Pa.—New Product

;

5,408

$9,492,089

The' company

-.Gross

cents

The

net

per

proceeds

be

to

are

used

to

for

pay

incident

expenses

to

mining activities.

v

.«•«'

'

Mr.

Keystone &teel & Wire Co.—Reports Reewd Earns.—

^.Consolidated
1955

sales and net

the

were

precedented

highest

$5.07

the

the

company's

for the products of
Sommer.' President, said

E.

R.

Consolidated

over

profit for

the

demand

companies,
and

in

net

income- lor

of

share

a

previous

the

liscal

total

strong
any

yeas'ended June 30,

Sept.

on

last

share.!,../

in

in

the

1949*50

fiscal

^.Consolidated

fiscal

net

and

11.1%

year

ended

year

11.9%,

by

year

sales

$5,698,028
Mr.

of, $101,380,089

higher

than

and

a

high

previous

.

above

25 %

the

'

preceding

record

made

in

with

a

.

liscal

Keystone's
close

or

plants

June

to-capacity,

the ".books

on

and

30;

1953.

Keystone's

of

r

.

.. .

future.

its

subsidiaries

according-to Mr.

continued

assure

the immediate

those

'

-

.

.

-

consolidated

net

at

working

these
•

-

capital,

already

for

•

.

and

corporation is planning to offer its shareholders a
shares of common stock for subs»ription through
offering was registered On Sept. 8 with the SEC.

Gross
Net

issue of

new

rights.

■

this

.'
'

The

subscription

period

414.

p.

would

end

RR.

-Earnings—

Gross

income—_

opef.

967,816

1,072,773

68,200

915,612

Jan,

31,327,187

30,382,696

32,508,823

Net

from

railway--——/

5,372,095

1,901,286

4,621,381

2.864.318

Net

about

ry.: oper/income—-

1,121,613

*2,657,487

4,888

"Deficit.—V.

182,

'

Kin-Ark
plans

A.

Oil

Go.—To Drill in

Kinard.

President,

Colorado—

Sept.

on

said

2

July—
this

that

start

to

drilling operations on
the Colorado
properties next
Meanwhile.
Kin-Ark
will
double
its
oil
drilling ventures
in
Louisiana and Texas during the remaining months of, 1955.

year.

Arkansas.
Plans

call

This

past

lor

the

financing,
four

doubled

in

operation

69

producing

(S. S.)

22

said

wells in
also

Kresge Co.

wells

the

182,

p.

12

of

has

/

.

1955

*

____

been

2,307,739
-

1P54

,

income

Estimated

U.

Canadian

taxes;——_

S.

and

num

118,034
143.900.798

on

income

7,708,294

6,294,892

3.587,100

income
per

—V.

p.

182,

—

share
915.

No.

claim,

28

Weeks Ended—

3,440,285
$0 62

the

Cr93.618

1,235,147

Provision

Net

for

taxes

on

>

on

income—

129,460,086

39,263,741

28,042,611

Net

income—

14,226,972

12,918,455

20,047,437

13,944,621

J.

of

per

share of

common

stock

5.682,691

3,050,000

:

manufactures

various types at a

plans
of

Luria

1955

Net

from

Net

ry.

From

railway

Cleveland,

it

was

residential

is

Products, Inc.,
New

provide for
window

a

and

jilant in Bristol, Pa.
will be continued

that the business

announced

fered—The

commercial alumi¬

under the newly-

with himself as President and

York

an

income—

3.030,000

$1.18

-

$1 12

of

City.
expansion of operations, an increase in
and the addition of related building

Net

from

Net

ry.

leading

designer

concerns

are

division of Luria Steel

producer of standardized steel
Supply Co., Inc. of Bethle¬
Luria-Cournand, Inc. of Havre de

and

Luria

$33,434

'Deficit.—V.

182,

p.

285,567

410,785

*110,331

260,973

213,567

*82,208

1,296,206

1,930,924

The

general

-635.185

188;043

17,067

368,670

54,525




are

Hills

located

In

is

group

Coconino

located

182,

County,
the

on

These

Utah.

min¬
sro

V.

Ariz.

slope

south

ciaims

of

the

of

consist

six

Juan County, Lisbon Valley,
School Section leased from the

San
a

916.

p.

RR.—Earnirfgs1955

1953

1952

$174,517

$216,190

$188,302

72,215

60.319

73,154

48.521

25,653

19,341

23,276

27,516

1,327,399

railway
railway

1,176,442

1.430.752

1,189.235

358,089

506,980

166,540

128,505

168,343

*1,481

488,168

income—

oper.

1954

$192,860

from

Millsap

;

182,

f

149,687

916.

p.

C.

net

company

record

Mackey,

President,

and

5,522

shares to

its

The

SEC

Gas

&

PROCEEDS—The

wells

develop

at

Co.,

Siloam

Springs,

Ark.—Stock

Investment

net

cost

a

and

proceeds

of

$10,000

explere

are

to be
well;

per

properties;

used

to

for drilling of
royalty interest;
general corporate

pay

acquire

to

for

and

other

purposes.

CAPITALIZATION

stock

(par

EFFECT

GIVING

10

-BUSINESS—Company
Its

principal

is

purpose

cents)

PRESENT

TO

FINANCING

Outstanding

1.879.040 shs.

2,000,000 shs.

—

incorporated Feb. 28. 1955, in Delaware.
investments in oil and gas royalties and ex¬

was

ploring for oil and gas principally in the States
Colorado and Kansas (principally in Montgomery

of Oklahoma. Texas,
County in the latter

State).
The

oil

wells

in

leases

already

acquired

has

company

Kan-A-Tex-O

and

of

Oil

&

Gas.

from
Inc.

in operation

on

Razorback

the

and

I.

Hal

Oil

Millsap,

&

Jr.,

Gas,
2.491

Inc.
acres

There are two producing
one of these leases.—V. 181, p. 1601.

Montgomery County.

Kansas.

Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—

proceeds

corporate

corporation

covering

1955

JulyGross

from

Net
are

to

be

purposes.—V.

used

to

182,

p.

purchase

equipment

and

for

510.

from

Net

ry.

From

Mason Investment Fund, Washington, D. C.—Files—
"

Oil

Co., Wilmington, Del., in
August offered publicly 599,200 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents) at 50 cents per share as a speculation.

Gross

1.367,179

87,307

342,166

215.

mining

Ariz.

Authorized

employees.

609,579

income..

Blue

Offered—Dewitt

Steel

Co., Miami Beach, Fla., and
Co., Palm Beach, Fla. Concurrently, the
offered, at the same price, 76,951 shares to

$695,851

1,835,322

railway

oper.

Ml of

unpatented

one

Cook

company

1—

Gross from railway

of

of 15 unpatented mining claims which
Jay claims and one claim known as the J.

property is located in
comprises 160 acres of

from

16
a

is underwritten by Atwill &

Joseph

364,464

below:

mining claims.

consist
of
two
unpatented
mining
Uranium Rainbow No. 1 and Uranium
located in Coconino County. Ariz.

railway
railway—
oper. income—

ry.

products

is offering to its common stock¬
Aug. 18 the right to subscribe on or
before Sept. 16 for 256,383 additional shares of common
stock (par 33V3 cents) at $2.50 per share on the basis
of one new share for each ZVz shares held. This offering
holders

$2,652,691

1953

forth

set

3,

Building,

Ariz.

consists

B.

"Deficit.—V.

on

stated.

Related

1952

$527,871

554,852

railway.

oper.
Jan.

1954

$823,496

Atlas

535

the

from

Net

hem. Pa., sleel warehouse firm, and
Grace, Md., structural plastics manufacturer.

Superior & Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—

from

are

which

Utah.—V.

Net

Hunter Aluminum Prime Window

Engineering Co. of Bethlehem, Pa.,

Trading,

structures.

"

June—
Gross

to

June

claims

as

ry.
From Jan. 1—

,

Division

Hunter

Emerson
Lake

claims

at

unpatented

16

County,

claim

1

from

Net

916.

p.

number

The

July 15/54

$2,794,167

182, p. 915.

option

on

consists

the

of

Mineral

Gross

138,369,119

18,811,790

products, Mr, Luria

$78,143,304

5,844,167

income

earnings

Earnings
—V.

Federal

taxes

and

Midland Valley

984,178

2,822,408

Mackey Airlines, Inc., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.—Stock Of¬

July 14/55

$77,732,751

Earnings before Federal

2,

as

and

State

114,145,939

sash of

Future

Kress & Co.—Sales Off—Earnings Up—

Sales

Rainbow

generally

group

all

The

Common

(S. II.)

mining

located

Colorado

Copper Mng group of claims consists of four unpatented
claims, all of which are located in Coconino County, Ariz.

described

17,314.435

organized Luria Building

&

Net

Earnings

No.

Is

in

The

91,289,098

Mr.,Luria said

2!°48,225

Pr92.166

taxes

the

Coconino

River

Uranium

known

Rainbow

railway—i

182,

The

1

4,029.028

Canadian

adjustment

*1.196.000 shj.

for

reserved

Sept. 6 by Herbert B. Luria, President.

$0.73

exchange

The

Utah,
1952

1953

;Luria Steel & Trading Corp., N. Y.—Acquisition—

143,782,764

,

Uranium

in

oflice

consists of

group

located

July—

with executive offices in

before

corporation'owns

Big Blue

Gross

$

-

be

to

are

incorporated

was

principal executive
City, Utah.

are

claims

•

This corporation has purchased the
Division of the F. "C, Russell Co. of

148.926

Total income

Profit

The

The

railway..;—V—

ry.--oper.1

—V.

in

148,357,211

l

from

Net

the

than

148,506,137

income

Its
Lake

The

partial

have

$
—

from

from

816.

Sales

Interest

in

1954

1955

for properties
capital.

Outstanding

20.000.000 shs.

shares

150,000

Range, Piute County,
unpatented mining claims.

/

"

ry» oper. t income
From Jan. 1—*
>

Net

(& Subs.)—Earnings Increased—

6 Months Ended June 30—
'

which

'

Gross

more

or

addition,

1955.

Salt

railway*.-— $16,387,606 $14,510,044 $19,592,316 $16,023,908
1,624,475
3,057,009
1,216,025
5,140,631
railway—

Net

subsequent

eleven

.had

owns

Net

Y

pay

working

from

Gross

>

period.

with

of

out

now

Arkansas,

V.

that

operation

Kin-Ark

reserves.

during

last January

producing

Kinard

1927.-See

wells

new

incorporated

seven

Mr.

company's

since

of

was

drilled

months.

the

interest

drilling

which

company

public

.*

company

to

used

and

EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING

cents).

Antelope

916.

p.

five

(par

BUSINESS—Corporation

*2,195,791

;

be

Authorized

*In

stock

Another

35,184,300

to

are

program;

_

1—'

railway—il

proceeds

exploration

•

ing

from

net

for

Y CAPITALIZATION GIVING

313,365

Louisville & Nashville RR ,—Earnings—
"Curtis

equipment;

Common

•

$4,840,529

713,832

541,796

- <

1952

1953

$4,995,078

509.

p.

PROCEEDS—The
and

claim which is located in Coconino County,
1954

>

25 cents per share.

which

$4,905,725

'

underwriter.

fall

" 1955
railway-/-" $5,463,120
railway-;—:/" 1,171,414

from

From

new stock is to be offered for subscription on the basis of one
share for each eight'sharess. held as-of 8ept. 20: Rights are to be
to shareholders after Sept. 27, when the .registration statement

effective.

with
inclusion

pace

for

late

"

.

to

from

Net Ty.

The

mailed

be

keeping

"

Mining Corp., Salt Lake City, Utah—Stock
Offered—First Securities of Denver, Denver, Colo., on
Sept. 1 publicly offered as a speculation an issue oi
1,196,000 shares of common stock (par five cents) ■ at

\

•juiy-Y :>•

:

new

to

than

August—too

916.

p.

■

The

/-•The

is? expected

more

-

'

V

repay', bank loans,—V. 182,

to

-

This

53.700

Oct.-13.—V. 182,

are

During

announced

company

capital

Long Island

'

■

orders

reported.

182,

13.8%^—

1955—7 Mos.—1954

$9,355,000 $70,628,000 $65,510,CCO
'
'

Mia Nina

-

'■U (Walter) Kidde & Co. Inc., Belleville, N. L—Registers
With Securities and Echange Commission—
' v
•
-

over
came

$90,682,000

on Sept. 8 plans for raising $15,000,000 of
through the sale of first mortgage bonds.
The
offqr the issue at competitive bidding on Oct. 26.
../The proceeds wo,uld be, used Co finance expansion ox plant facilities

new'

30, 1.955
working- capital s
t

.The

company-expects

"•

of-June

as

amounted to $22,553,214, an increase of $4,222,300 over
at the end-of the previous year.—V;
182/ p. 815.
-*

of

Long Island Lighting Co.—To Sell Bonds—
.

least

at

yv---*'*

.

*

*

•

operate

levels

•

.

to

orders

Somrner; and

operation

>'

continue

total

1955—Month—1954

'

■

-

at

12-month

military orders for the F-104A day superiority fighter
also are anticipated, Mr. Gross revealed. The U. S. Air Force recently
stepped up delivery schedules and gave Lockheed authority to move
towards a1 sizable production program.—V. 182, p. 816.
'

the

;

Gross

the

substantial

,

said..

Sommer

were

the

$3.04

continue

backlog figures—five airlines ordered 24 Super Constallatotal valve approximately $50,000,000. in¬

mid-year

tions

/ /
^.Last year's net income also exceeded the previous high record made I
of

would

airlines

dollar value expected to double
Constellation sales for only six months

equaling

Cqnstellation
Mr.

commercial

of

year,;.with
of

'?/:•:

year,

sales

Super

year.

fraction

a

deliveries,

year

that

through*the

Super

9.

said

pre-1954

within

history and-^ reflect an un¬
Keystone and its component

amounted to $9,500,323
outstanding, an increase of 66.7%

capital stock

year's

fiscal

Gross

Stores Co., Inc.—August Sales Up
$10,649,000

—V.

...

,

•

Mercantile

Period End. Aug. 31—
Sales

on

200,000

Aug.

26

shares of

filed

class

a

letter

of

A common

notification with the
stock (par 10 cents),

oper.

from

Net

from
ry.

__

income^

railway..

railway

oper.

182, p.

1954

iq=;I

-iq^

$1,724,540

$1,614,835

$1,880,611

$1,764,868

410,208

250.461

383.936

2 "8.734

175,102

120,889

143,334

100.320

11,494,138

11.615.268

12.489,510

12.349.141

2,119,853

2,217,099

2,579.813

2.489.503

876,439

1,129,198

1,052,378

889,SCO

1—

Jan.

Net
—V.

railway—

railway

income..
916.

8

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1016)

Co.—Partial Redemption)—

Minnesota Mining & Mfg.
The

company

22.000

plus

its

of

shares

S4

of

dividends

accrued

$1

share.—V.

per

182,

to
in

81(i.

p.

Nei&ner Brothers

Montana-Wyoming owns a 340-mile natural gas transmission pipe
related facilities, running from the Worland field in Wyoming
connect with the Montana-Dakota gas distribution system at a point
eastern
Montana.
These
facilities are leased to
and operated by

line and

22 will call for redemption on Dec. 12, next,
cumulative preferred stock at $102 per share,

Oct.

on

Inc.—August Sales Higher—

Period End. Aug. 31—

Sales

1955—Month—1954

1955—8 Mos.—1954

$4,931,588 $38,958,810

$5,179,616

__

—V.

Monday, September 12,1955

..

.

$36,958,188

182, p. 917.

Montana-Dakota.
4

He

Mississippi Central RR.—Earnings—

Net

$190,063

$189,958

$220,116

39,149

33,750

17,176

19,501

17,131

34,999

220

1,416,895

1,386,635

1,639,177

1,551,469

350,942

244,040

4->4,831

140,008

95,877

173,114

149,852

oper. income.
From Jan. 1—
from

Net

from

Net

ry.

1958,

under

to

income

oper.

he
tax

railway.—
rail.vay_.___.
income

from
ry.

$432,460

$528,981

oper.

174,772

242,457

132,038

150,703

86,640

than

months

Utilities

Pipeline

59,508

ended

Co.

Stock

—

net

proceeds
costs,

to

are

etc.—V.

be

used

182,

to

for

pay

exploration

de¬

and

415.

p.

and

and

Utilities

Co.

For

England Gas & Electric Association—Output—

the

month

92,372,012
above

In

and

gas

New

of

the

electric customers
Wyoming.—V. 174, p. 2358.

serves

Dakota, Montana a»d

South

revenues

those

of

income

Net

,

of MontanaMontana-Wyoming
respective companies

operating

30,

June

$21,948,904

were

$971,969.
$183,804.

were

$2,845,701
and

The

velopment

■year

kwh.

for

output

1954

1955

1953

mcf.

similar

RR.—Earnings—

output

is

this company reports electric output oX
increase
of
14,430,232
kwh, or
18.51%

an

77,941,780

kwh

of

purposes

This

ago.—V.

year

1952

August,

of

for

tne

corresponding

month

a

ago.;

457,617

Montour
July—

of

This

production

Gas

$432,768

178,453

108,458

$469,403

from

Net
Net

12

the

Dakota

North

1952

1953

company

Nev.

free.

Montana-Dakota

1954

1955

the

said,

less

of

Goldfield,

Inc.,

Brokers, Salt Lake City, Utah,
Sept. 1 publicly offered as a speculation an issue of
4,000,000 shares of common stock at par (5£ per share).

80 '/<> of
gain
the
has been advised that the exchange
holders

event

Uranium,

on

with the possiblity of a taxable
proposed plan recommended by

the

,

RR.—Earnings—

July-

be

In

Gas

Illinois

Under

Under

shareholders.

would

was

Missouri

Neva-U-Tex

Offered—Utah Uranium

their

tax

stock

the

to

916.

p.

share exchange contract the
the right between Jan. 1, 1956,
stock for an equal number of
this contract there is an uncertainty

existing

an

exchange

consequences in
the
exercise their privilege,

the

the

directors,

railway.™

railway..

182,

Gross

that

out

31,

Montana-Dakota.

439,722

ry.

—V.

Dec.

of

$196,975

47,856

railway
railway—___

from

Net

Gross

and

shares of

from

Gross

pointed

stockholders of Montana-Wyoming have

1952

1953

1954

1955

July-

is

of

increase

an

418,612

182,

sale

mcf

to

of

for

the

public

39,005

the

mcf,

is

reported
9.32'/®

or

corresponding

at

above

month

of

a

917.

p.

From Jan. 1—
Gross

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

—V.

3,319.280

2,958,767

3,503.408

2,993,330

1,399,581

946,193

1,464,003

1,026,160

848,616

railway

railway—
income...

536,958

634,990

495,438

oper.

162,

Net

from

Net

ry.

$83,935

$186,975

$61,532

14,117

*28,097

12,217

30,162

41,476

10,027

917,936

1,003,081

1,479.327

income—

directors

Dividend

Preferred

RR.—50£

Net

from

Net

Missouri-Kansas-Texas

ry.

Sept. 1 declared a dividend of 50 cents a share on
the preferred stock, payable Oct. 3, 1955, to stockholders of record
Sept. 16, 1955, Donald V. Fraser, President, has announced.
He

75,664

81,948

160,924

239,209

000 in

not

exceeding $3,500,000.

1954, with

dends

This will

the

will

matter

added,

action

is in

it must
sense

no

will be determined

be

be

under

constant

323,847

308,097

254,507

commitment

a

from

time

time

to

the

on

the

by

basis of first providing

The board

authorized

purchase of 75 70-ton covered hopper cars from

Pullman-Standard

Manufacturing Co. at a cost of approximately
$600,000 for delivery during the first quarter of 1956; and of an R.D.C. 3
self-propelled diesel car from the Budd Co., costing about $170,000. The
48-passenger car, with compartments for mail, baggage and express, will
be placed in service between Denison and Wichita Falls, Tex.EARNINGS

JULY

FOR

FIRST

SEVEN

1955

1954

$6,618,397

$6,374,190

Julyfrom

Gross

AND

Net

from

Net

ry.

railwayrailway

Net

ry.

—V.

1,676,979

2,068,276

commercial
East

841,681

763,576

42.769.126

51,424,226

48.531,976

9,816,604

deposit

yet to be

9,475,527

14,803,978

4,033,971

5,939,228

With

The

SEC

600 feet
mining

the

Utex,

Big

Indian

Standard

further

Owen

the Atomic

announced

length

in

that
250

by

San

area,

Juan

it

District,

and

uranium

width

in

a

in

is

States

company

Telephone

Sept.

on

the

for

commercial

announced

that

"Permission

Energy Commission's Washington,

corporation

on
July 25 filed
6,000,000 shares of

has

C.

D.

common

share,

Uranium

covering

Utah.

per

The

net

through

proceeds

mining

miles

of

which

Utah
to

are

and,
repay

to

advances

the

new

ore

been

granted

office

by

to

181,

be

letter

a

used

of

notification

stock,

to

for

pay

Salt

a

in

be

with

the

—V.

incident

expenses

182,

1955—Month—1954

revenues.

$442,210

$122,488

$3,336,401

C.

B.

276.727

302,314

2,085,955

Net rev. from ry. opers.

$165,483

$120,174

$1,250,446

$1,159,182

32,364

*8,070

259,999

162,372

income.._

Monogram Uranium

Oil

&

Co., Grand Junction, Colo.

This

Aug.

public

best

a

statement

shares

sale

efforts

at

of

$2

basis,

for

amount

an

Monogram
1955,

for

director.

for

Co.,

Rafael

San

which

cash

into

Net

ry.

$43,250,000

on

Mining

Uranium

amount

gram
stock,
out
of 50(1

for

be

used

In

the

addition

to

purchase

proceeds

of

velopment
$690,OuO
and

and

for

of

the

share.

mining

Utah.

will

addition,

its

expenses

proceeds

County,

of

ore

of

Monogram

under

from

stock

this

Four

proposes

to

use

equipment,
for

acquisition

from

ry.

Four

182,

President,

$100,000
$100,000

of

the

for

de¬

drilling

additional

Montana-Wyoming Gas Pipeline Co. below.—V. 182,

Property

and

Assets

to

and

properties,

p.

917.

Plan

Montana-Dakota

Utilities Co.—
Hcskett,
of

the

99.689,

$

Dakota

7

Utilities

Co, to

proposal

to

all

announced

that

the

directors

company had appioved an offer of Montanaacquire all the property and assets of Montanaliabilities.

is

subject to Montana-Wyoming
meeting scheduled for Oct. 11.

Aug.

on

31,

this

that

announced

1953

outstanding shares

to

the

241,577




total.

1,393,306

917.

stockholder

cer¬

according to maturity. Issuance of the certi¬
subject to the authorization of the Interstate

is

Sept. 8

Bros.

is

The

on

Hutzler

&

for

bid

group

award

won

the

of

bid of 99.13%.

a

99.7253

and

Kidder,

Peabcdy

&

Co.,

33mz.
be

to

equipment

secured

by

estimated

follownig

the

to

cost

standard-gauge

new

$9,601,637:

45

road

Diesel

locomotives
in

the

Inc.

EARNINGS
Period End. July

JULY

P'OR

AND

FIRST

SEVEN

1955—Month—1954

3},—

$

MONTHS

1955—7 Mos.—1954

$

$

Ry.

1952

$2,675,247

$3,156,120

$3,375,568

operating

revenues.

62,796.495

55.968.820

operating

expenses.

50,148,641

46,792,716 340,576.826 360,192,830

from ry. opers.

12,647,854

9,176,104

90,297.663

51,423,375

income—.

5,419,283

2,380,841

40,629,773

525,220

810,648

5,347,568

rev.

298,816

293,065

453,044

23,569,742

23,334,937

5,309,130

6,771,856

2,632,924

3,412,715

3,107,108

oper.

182,

is

a

at

Emmett

and
is

D.

share

per

Bonds,

public

New

Bonds,

Amiel

be

used

by the company

business

and

connection

it

to

the

of

in

of

Sec¬

Arizona

the
and

for additional working
in its ordinary course

loan

in

to

GIVING

and

be

issued

issued.

In

be

that

1954,

Gross

EFFECT

promotional

as

not

cash.—V.

have

when

to

181,

there

exceed
p.

stock

sold

paid.
when

♦

said

*20,334

27,514

*4,410

*135,835

*93,647

*107,635

3,242,685
*276,161

3,521,095

4,174,296

3,975,967

*110,423

452,526

351,517

income—

*1,085,969

*883,072

*290,379

*326,280

from

income

railway

oper.

Deficit.—V.

Gross

182,

6,085

from

Net

key

ry.

em¬
shares

913

shares

are

Gross

from

Net

ry.

below.—V.

Inc.—Merger—
182, p.

'28,107

*8,458

43,294

3,559,866

3,310,033

3,389,242

1,010,811

734,696

877,354

180,398

124,271

314,210

income—

railway

railway
income—

oper.

'Deficit.—V.

Inc.

79,187

1—

from

Net

3,143,033
683,498
217,948

182, p. 614

New York Telephone

614.

$403,543
55,251
*24,353

$480,927
127,599

$437,133

51,455

railway

oper.

1952

1953

1954

$401,082

railway

From Jan.

2858.

Natural Resources Fund,

917.

p.

Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings—•
1955

from

Net

*465,502 shs.
to

$559,393

$623,253

*201,950

railway

oper.

July—

Outstanding

1952

1953

1954

$493,572

railway......

from
ry.

FINANCING

additional

the

& Western Ry.- -Earnings-

$428,603
*82,049

New York,

contract

on

An

Natural Resources of Canada Fund,
See

&,492,05G

From Jan. 1—

making of discount
automobiles,
household

be additional promotional stock in
of all stock that is sold and issued

may

15%

23,554,894

11,795,129

1955

Net

property.

PRESENT

TO

been

fully

28,059,845

1,424,979

railway

from

Net

already

is

1,000,000 shs.

shares

Issued

addition,

amount

for

6,085

will

3,721,514

1,717,730

New York, Ontario

the

of

personal

$1)

(par

addition

"In

an

additional

open

offices

April,

includes

purchases
other

4,134,490

July—

from

Arizona.....This

oper.

inc.—

oper.

The

ry.

of

$

$

revenue..

182, p. 817.

Net

appliances

stock

railway

—V.

Ariz.

Authorized

ployees

Net

Net

CAPITALIZATION

Common

oper.

engaged

financing

and

1955—7 Mos,—1954

$

$13,481,200 $12,520,484 $90,161,219 $32,812,768
Railway oper. expenses—
9,346,710
8,798.970
G2,101,374
59,257,874

money

State

and

Railway

making all types of loans on personal property and
lender under the provisions of the Small Loan

of

1955—Month—1954
$

Gross

organized

company,

business

loans

will

of

Erthal,

contemplated
other

C.

Phoenix,

St.,

operations
is

purchase

shares

Vice-President.

First

Roosevelt

not

Offered

300,000

St. Louis RR.—Earnings—

York, Chicago &

Period End. July 31—

through the following officers

President;

E.

East

its

this
but

the

to

126

expand
In

$3

Marshall

will

licensed

Act

$1)

offered

31

operation.

the

917.

p.

6,263,607

913,115

ry.

—V.

451,004

21,064,891

Aug.

on

430.874,494 411,616,205

891,901

Net

15,051,437

(par

offices

The
in

Co.—Earnings1955—7 Mos.—1954

1955—Month—1954

Period Ended July 31—

$

The

stockholders

Fund,
of

Inc.

both

on

Sept.

Funds

of

1

this

Fund

approved

totalling

and

a

of

series

$5,147,000,

Natural

of

Resources

proposals

under

the

to

name

of

Capital Research & Management Co. of Los Angeles was appointed
by shareholders as investment adviser. The firm plans to work closely
with
Stanford
Research
Institute.
Special
arrangements
have
been
enable

investment

The
of

be

plans to

approximately
offered

by Kidder,

Coleman

management

to

share

in

the

Morton,

in

file

to

$20

for

registration

million,

October

by

an

which,

resources

of

a

it'is

underwriting

new

own

and

issue

182,

p.

6,263,468

47,812,883

44,222,776

operating income
charges

Net

6,395.197
5,226,432

5,703,621

47.440,263

43,546,332

4,528,369

40,067,366

36,453,192

after

182,

—

415

pp.

and

614.

Niagara Share Corp.—Asset Value Rises—
'

As

Net

of

*

reflect

at

value

The

Market

Value

share of

per

31,

Aug.
the

1955

50%

1954
stock

common

asset

total

dividend

both
of

periods

per

paid

S25.56
share

March

has

14,

*$19.89

been

1955

adjusted

and

to

retirement

1955

outstanding

shares

appreciation

$33,528,395.53

stock

value

scrip certificates in March,
The

1954

$43,083,810.70

31—

Aug.

Assets

Assets

to

group

Aug.

before

are

investments.—V.

182,

31,

1955

provision
p. 511.

were

for

1,685.732.
on unrealized

taxes

Peabody & Co.

President,

stated; "The policy of the Fund will be
of
investments by
investing in companies
deposits of energy resources such as oil, natural
thorium, coal and hydraulic power; also other natural

614.

6,809.100

Figures of

resources such
as
iron ore, zinc, cobalt, lithium,
etc., precious metals,
sulphur, potash, borax and other minerals and chemical raw materials."

—V.

36,083,000

taxes.

operating

expected,

substantial

uranium,

272,743,087

40,062,000

Net'

of

shortly

$15

early

292,221,665

4,532,000

—V.

specialized

diversification

secure

gas,

Fund

of

publicly

headed

which

Fund

opportunities abroad.

new

stock

will

the

40,050,321

5,229.000

assets

International

Following shareholder action, a new board of directors elected the
following officers: Coleman Morton, President; Charles H. Schimplf,
Vice-President^ and David A. Gibb, Secretary & Treasurer.

knowledge of the Institute in regard to natural

396,595,195

41,824.195

expenses
income
taxes.—

Other

Fund, Inc.,
with
a
broadened
investment
policy
placing
emphasis on international investments in the natural resources field.

to

56,549.410 427,536,812

revenues

Operating
Fed.

Canada

combine

of

60,257,492

Operating

Natural Resources Fund, Inc.—Consolidation Approved
—Successor Plans Public Stock Offering Soon—

to

on

4,947,254
1,421,537

664,559

Issue

Co.

&

Net

1954

$2,715,138

profits

to

in

are

Dec. 31, 1955, would
?
for all the outstanding
Wvnminf M°n\ana-Wyoming on a share-for-share basis. The Montana■>n'
#>aVe de^Iared a 10r/r stock dividend, payable Sept.
stockholders of record
Sept. 16. which will bring the
company's

lhe offer' Montana-Dakota
shares of its common stock

843,510

918,490

$654,309

and 16 Diesel switching locomotives.
offering are; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; L. F.
Rothschild
&
Co.; Baxter, Williams & Co.; Gregory
Sons;
Ira
Haupt & Co.; Win. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.; First of Michigan Corp.;
McMaster
Hutchinson &
Co.; Mullaney, Wells & Co.; F. S. Yantis

corporation

1,859,667

address

business.

of

be

a

4,767,015

58a,289

1,613,638

Net rev. from ry.

stock

net

capital

approval

at

3.390,902

1,390,356

income...

both

The

"Easy" Washing

Credit Corp., Phoenix, Ariz.—Stock

retary-Treasurer;

Montana-Wyoming

Wyoming, subject
The

Sept.

4,030,503

railway

Associated

917.

p.

technical
on

99,150

on

104,316,663

432,674

corporation

made

President,

73,560

Commission.

1955—8 Mos.—1954
$

Income...

directors;

and

paid

under

Montana-Wyoming Gas Pipeline Co.—Announces
Transfer

238,542

Salomon

of

Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.—Proposed
Acquisition—

to

292,618

certificates

Resources

See

84,647

income...

3.70%

to

ficates

proposed

Corners

1952

1,900

Sept. 9 offered $7,500,000 of 3%% equipment trust

advances from
than suf¬

111,342,054

railway.

National

properties.
is

1953

$605,756

p.

railroad

railway

oper.

The

Mono¬

be

to

the

exploratory
of

of

1954

contract.

to

mining

has

Lower

$750,000,

issue

$675,000

$100,000

capital,
contingencies.

this

of

shares

$250,000

produced
of

also

company's

tificates, maturing annually Sept. 15, 1956 to 1970, in¬
clusive. The certificates are priced to yield from 3.30%

more

are

$

income.—

oper.

from

Jones

the

in

Colo.,

500,000

150 000

to

the

New York Central RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates
Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on

The

held.

13,615,130

and

controlling
in the
San

company

claims

plus

of

which

Issued
and

claims

The

unpatented

proceeds

drift,

of

were

consideration

from

working

unforeseen

Co.

&

President

President

consideration

for

stock,

150.000
is

is

paid,

obligation

sale

driving

on

In

for

cash

a

payment

stock

Carr

Co.

Jones
of

Miguel

San

been

the

the

contract,
the

County,

for

has

income

meet

and

Jones

purchase

further

a

portion

to

O.

unpatented

District,

net

of

substantial

to

to

Corp.,

$7$.000

then

general corporate purposes. These
Aug. 31, ly!)5.—V. 182, p. 917.

1955—Month—1954

railway

furniture

Jack

Mr.

on

Emery

contract

27,

Sept.

record

repayment

such

for

railway

from

Net

common

Carr

reimburse

67,183

railway.

182,

From Jan. 1—

Gross

under Colorado law on May 2,
others,
of
acquiring, exploring
and

share,

per

which

lease

District,

a

Miguel

Corners

$1

at

a

toward

that

event

advances,

1955

from

from

organized

among

properties.

(of

for

SEC

through

$10,000.

outstanding 300.000 shares

Inc.

Mining

which

was

purpose,

has

stockholder)
entered

exceed

uranium

It

sold

were

to

Uranium

the

developing

Mining

not

the
par

$1

share

selling commission of 30 cents per
has agreed to reimburse Carr &

a

with

its

per

company

in

A

on

1,000.000

for

—V.

No

Corp. of America—Acquires

Gould,

branch

registration

a

covering

offered

(Detroit)

receive

the

1955,
be

to

Co.

&

filed

company

31,

stock,

to

or

Ry.

The

—Registers With SEC—

givng
thereon.

(common),

917,

p.

company's

917.

p.

per

order

an

hearing

a

parent
$30

$420,059

oper.

Easy

common

182,

of

shares

ry.

Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—

2,109,217

Deficit.—V.

live

each

share.

the

with

stock

the acquisition of certain of the
washing machine assets
Washing Machine Corp. of Syracuse, N. Y.
Easy, on Aug. 31,
merged with Union Chemical & Materials Corp., and the latter company
will, under special arrangement, produce home laundry products which
the Easy Division of Murray will merchandise.—V. 182,
p. 816.

oi'

$3,268,399

expenses.

its
at

268,239

from

from

Net

consummated

1955—7 Mos.—1954

operating

issued

request

has

System,
to

stock

$608,476

oper.

Net

Murphy Co.—August Sales Up—

Murray

—V.

operating

ry.

has

to

1955

switching

at

City,

Ry.

oper.

statement

capital

par

stockholders

for

per

applied

the

such

July—

Lake

1955,

sell

railway.:...
railway.

from

Gross

Co.—Regis¬

14,906,382

Gross

offered

be

to

Brokers,

Commission

20,

Electric

and

common

Texas & Mexico Ry.—Earnings—

from

Net

issue

apply the proceeds to the payment of short$5,500,000, with an anticipated increase prior
and the balance,
if any, will be used to

Commerce

1879.

p.

Monongahela Ry.—Earnings-

ry.

to

underwriting is involved.
subsidiary of American Telephone & Tele¬
2,111,255 shares (86.73% ) of its outstanding

owns

aggregated

(G. C.)

ore

activities,

Period End. July 31—

*

registration
$100

by

share

one

is

will

proceeds

American

South

Ry.

Net

Telegraph

&

a

its

of

subscription

ratio
States

Co.,

Net

to

incident

expenses

Machine Assets—
eight

mines,

being processed by Moab Mines, Inc."—V.

cents

filed

7

shares

486,881

offered

in

1955,

Net

The
five

for

pay

end

Moab Treasure Uranium Corp.—Files With SEC—
SEC

to

England
to

par

funds);

July

the

One

Utah.

of

approximately

Homestake

delineated

has

feet

County,

ship ore
from the 'Humbug Claim' which holds the
major portion of the present
ore
delineation, and from the 'Boy Claim' onto which extends a still
undetermined volume of commercial ore.
Application for bonus pay¬

ment

rights.

Gross

used

the

Sept.

(now

the

New Orleans,

reserved
No

cents)

Net

Sales

discovery is adjacent to the old highly productive Sunset Mine owned
by the Molybdenum Corp. of America.
Mr.

10

conversion

«J>

Discovery—

open, indicating an extension
additional exploratory drilling.

by

the

(par

for

Securities and Exchange Commission—

covering

be

to

5,437,990

is still

in

stock

reserved

13,468,313

3,860,967

President, has

body

traced

Located

of

ore

Canyon, uranium

the

of

Owen,

capital

be

to

are

Period End. Aug. 31—

J.

of

shares

loans

New
$20

pay

the

with

Involved.

be

proceeds

Mountain
ters

1,960,947

707,810

Moab Mines, Inc*—New Ore
William

notification

of

and

its

will

Power

of

of

From Jan. 1—

917.

p.

letter

a

activities.

mining

Net

42.346,834

income—

oper.

182,

net

will

ficient

railway.
railway

from

The

graph

612,404

from

Net

underwriting

filed

29

shares

475.000

and

bank

of

authorization

until

persons

reecipt

principal amount of convertible production notes.

stock*

From Jan. 1—
Gross

bonus

$7,145,887

1,619,084

_

income

oper.

for

Mountain
1952

1953

Aug.

on

subscription price is to be $100

MONTHS

$7,547,119

corporation

for

shares

for construction expenditures
treasury therefor.—V. 182, p. 718.

Mt. Union Uranium, Inc., Reno, Nev.—Files With SEC
The

SEC

$9,999,900;

or

England

term
to

SEC covering $47,500
There
will be 95,000

for

the safety and adequate maintenance of the property and the carrying
out of established policies for the continued development of the railroad
and its traffic potentials.
the

614.

p.

the

interested
New

t>

when divi¬

board, Mr.
dividend
dividend policy, which

future

to

as

review

182,

additional

share,

with $4,020,-

1952,

the abovementioned

emphasized that

•Deficit.—V.

1955 earnings is for

compare

$6,343,000 in 1953 and $7,548,000 in

initiated.

were

While
Fraser

income—

subsidiary

a

to

333,333

1,242,364
*47,528

railway

oper.

England Power Co.—Stock to Parent—

company,

applied

railway

on

management's current projection of

income

net

a

the

said

This

1—
'

The

New

*59,974

39,379

railway..

oper,

from

Gross

$127,844

railway

From Jan.

917.

p.

from

Gross

North
Another

Central Airlines, Inc.—Sets
all-time

airline industry was
48,159
Mr.

when

revenue

Carr

passengers,

says

only 31,271

New Records—

for
the nation's entire local
established in August when this corporation carried
passenger

this

is

revenue

record

H. N. Carr. President, announced on Sept.
an

increase

passengers

of
were

54%

over

August

carried.—V.

last

182, p.

1.

year

317.

Volume 182

Number 5463

Northern Pacific

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

1954

1955

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

1953

(1017)

1955 and

equivalent of $1.91 in

1952

The value

$16,767,563 $14,444,613

$15,523,471

$14,870,898

3,491,340

3,296,981

3,305,111

2,136,218

1,725,975

2,489,594

1,624,779

851,882

100,308,136

93,478.341

102,574,683

95,425,859

19,714,116

railway

10,651,215

17.572,927

of

this basis the one-fifth share would be the

on

income

The

Investment

of

Co.

America

(an

management

6,

cost

in

the

shares

of

open-end

of

company

the

general

1194.

type) on Sept.
$890,520.—V. 170, p.

of

1955

$3,062,437

was

as

compared

witn

From Jan. 1—

Gross
Net

from

railway
railway

from

Net

ry.

—.V.

income

oper.

182,

9.933,602

4,551,034

5,644,729

8,400,195

917.

p.

Supply Radioisotopes—
This

corporation

supplying
on

them

Sept.

For

the

the

Nuclear

is

isotopes.

The

be

which

to

private
the

in

this

with

sealed

cyclotrons

in
it

users,

firm

and

announced

was

start

to

radioisotope

a

Engineering

condition

a

produce,

will

Energy

of

middle Snake

of

request,

radio¬

its

which

isotope

any

long-lived

isotopes

stockpiled.

laboratories.

The

shipment to the user.—V. 182,

isotopes

hermetically

are

Pacific

Gross

'

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

railway

$66,919

43,835

20,185

9,752

2,544

562.391

276,415

79,300

164,421

income

with

from

Net

ry.

railway
railway

from

Net

income

oper.

—V." 182,

._

build

Valley

and

and

Montana

fish

schedules

$85,929

34,427

31,223

9,169

8,924

777,794

635.852

call

dams

Imnaha

and

295,488
110,725

276,702
78,337

I

be

to

financed

on

operate

Mountain

major

entirely

Sheep

Power

between

Commission

Washington

and

Power

dams

Idaho

the

by

Water

Portland

and

Power,

General

Elec¬

Privately—The
has

arranged

Pierce,

Electric

Stock

announced

was

Sold

Sept. 8,

on

to sell

privately, through Merrill Lynch,
Beane an issue of 50,000 shares of

&

cumulative

preferred stock

918.

p.

Co.—Preferred

it

company,

Fenner

4.20%

&

(par $100).—V.

182,.

*■

for

at

starts

the

sites

two

early in 1959.
been located above

have

rivers

in

order

in

installations

required

will

cost

transmission

for

Northwest,—V.

181,

This

nancing,
this

has

company

according

Chicago.
500,000
The

to

Capital

the

to

stock

capital
Jarrell

H.

Republic

Old

increased

was

added

was

additional

its

James

the

and

company

doubled

from

The

result

of

recent

fi¬

$500,000

$1,000,000

to

in excess

now

underwritten

$143,700,000,

lines

to

load

with

another

centers

in

the

$66,300,000

power-hungry

and

With

the

the

completion

facilities

burg,

include

to

Pa.,

of

now

all

tire

in

182,

accordiing

SEC

covering
$6.50), to be
the

average
net

proceeds

The

Guaranty

bonds,

3%%

Pacific
The

Trust

used

to

f<j>r

pay

construction,

Co.

due

New

York,

will

due

of

April

1,

1984,

182,

exchange first

1984,

in

temporary

form,

918.

p.

Telegraph Co.—Stock

&

mortgage

is offering to

its

stock

held.

of record Aug.
American

The

preferred
on

of

shares

new

will

not

participate

31, 1955. The offering is not underwritten.
Telephone

1,199,849

of

&

Telegarph

the

Co.,

the

amovementioned

the

outstanding

for

redemption
into

convertible

prior

common

share.—V.

common

180,

parent,

to

intends

shares

new

of

30

$103

at

to Sept.

20

1,

1,

basis

the

have

The

been

$24.39

of

at

Co.

of

Preferred

is

stock

per

the

Appliance

1,000-acre

its

entire

Louisville

are

home

major
Co.

the

of

Park

where

and

general contractor and

vicinity

The

the Fiberglas Contract¬

is the insula¬

Inc.—Proposed Merger—

Merger of this corporation into American Mutual Fund, Inc. has been

the directors of the two companies, according
to a joint announcement made on Sept. 7 by Henry S. McKee, President
of. Pacific-American, and Jonathan B. Lovelace, President of American
approved in

principle by

The

proposed merger will consolidate the assets of the largest closed-

investment company

the Pacific Coast

on

with the rapidly expand¬

ing

open-end company, American Mutual Fund, Inc.
The latter com¬
pany will continue operation as an open-end mutual fund with assets
of approximately $50,000,000.
The two funds have the same investment
advisor,
Capital
Research
and
Management
Co.,
and substantially
similar portfolios of investment securities.
Counsel for the

instructed to formulate

two funds have been

a

defini¬

tive plan for a tax-free merger for exchange of American Mutual shares
for the common stock of Pacific-American on an asset value for asset
for the preferred on the basis of asset value (or at the
of the shareholder, cash) for the preferred stock at its redemp¬
tion value of $26.25 per share.
It is anticipated that the plan can be
basis and

value

option

formulated

and

the desired

directors next month.
the regulatory

tax

rulings obtained for presentation to the

It is expected

authorities

The

at

meetings

be

held

that the necessary clearances with

in

late

December

early

or

January.

will permit

both funds to make special distributions from
security profits to their respective shareholders before the date of the
timing

merger.

and

with

pany

a

The

capital.

associates

Inc.

as

class

single

company

of Security

assets

Fund,

Mutual

American
Lovelace

on

an

was

organized in

open-end

1949

diversified

Jonathan

by

management

B.

com¬

of capital stock and $1,000,000 of paid in
Feb. 21, 1950, acquired through merger the
a closed-end management company, which
1922. Growth has been rapid, with total net

Company,

had been incorporated

in

$9,058,355 at the date of merger in 1950 to
1955, At the latter date there were outstanding
2.972,488 shares of capital stock with an asset value of $9.15 per share.
assets

from

increasing

$27,212,734 at Sept. 6,
Pacific-American

Investors,

Inc. was formed

in

1943

under

the presi¬

dency of Henry S. McKee through the merger of American Capital Cor¬
poration and Pacific Southern Investors, Inc. originally incorporated in
1928.
The net assets of the fund have grown from $9,452,312 at Dec. 31,
to

1943
are

$27,909,787

at

Sept.

6,

1955.

Against

these

after deduction of $2,000,000 of bank debt)

stated

net

assets

23%

were

about

in

telephones

36,856

acquisition

of

the

San

in

Sinclair

(which

the company had

stock.
After allowing for the preferred stock at its redemption
of $6,744,216, the balance of net assets applicable to the common
equivalent to $13.32 per outstanding share.

deprec.

share

in cash

of

America

common

for each

distributions

23,

1955.

and

a

common

are

7

ordered

profits.
stock

(one share of The Investment Co.

five shares

payable Oct.

of Pacific-American

17,

1955

to

common

of America

held).




Both

stockholders of record Sept.

Each share of ICA common had an asset value of

'
,

become

,

Allen

Colorado

Board—

on

&

of

Co.,

New

Pepsi-Cola

Fuel

&

Iron

York

Co.

invest¬

He

Corp.,

is

also

the

Cin¬

Inc.
of

American

Bosch

Arma

Wyoming Ry. Co., American

Corp.,

Wire

ACF-BrilJ

Fabrics

Corp..

512.

p.

transmission

on

Sept.

fluid

will

to

double

;

meet

production

increased

by C. A. Benoit, Jr.,

5

of

its

it

was

demand,

President.

The

new
an¬

fluid,

new

for¬

only in

Philips Petroleum Co.^Completes Discovery Well—

companies

hold

an

The

interest in

equal

well

hours.

flowed

The

well,

west

of

the

K.

S.

Adams

discovered
Texas

in

543

the

town

two

No.

2

is

Endacott

also

oil

in

the

degree

1
Zulette,
Lake.

Field

where

area

flowed

'A-inch

165

located

13

miles

announced

Phillips

barrels

choke

from

of

discovery.
distillate

new

gravity

has

40

dual

7,042

has

County,

completion
The

acres.

gravity

sand

24

Phillips

Roberts

degree

Douglas

in

north-north¬

that

pay
horizons in southern
well which
is also the first

a

Gay,

a

58.6

Big

new

Quinduno

the

through

No.

around

acres

of

Paul

of

and

Panhandle,

the

4,513

barrels

oil

per

perforations

at

feet.

V.

feet

its

and

barrels

203

'/2-inch

choke

of

from

Field

acreage,

wells

from

the

gas

182,

degree

40

gravity

Lansing-Kansas

Quinduno

five

and

Phillips

4,000-foot

has

City

oil

perforations

completed

brown

day

per

oil

32

dolemite

at

wells

formation.—

918.

p.

Pillsbury Mills, Inc.—Partial RedemptionThere

shares

called
for
redemption on
Oct.
14,
next
4 OCO
preferred stock at $100 per share
piu= ac¬
Payment will be made at The Corporation Trust
Broadway, New York 5, N. Y.—V. 182, p. 656.

120

1955

Gross

from

Net

had

company

in

Francisco

5,418,857
Angeles and

Los

and

vicinity,

182,

Net

ry.

Gross

from
ry.

its

and

$198,704

*8,411

33,1.39

15.252

94,023

16,347

54,146

36.527

1,048,368

1,115,991

1,388,800

1,243.332

income

$163,172

1—

from

Net

1952

$128,346

54,143

Jan.

Net

1953

$148,009

oper.

From

1954

railway

railway—.

from

railway

railway.

263,568

*Deficit.—V.

200,874

261,338

208,098

537,129

income

oper.

283,680

431,191

355,508

132, p. 719.

918.

p.

companies

Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
Period End. July 31—

completed

be

Ry.

improved

was

will

company

been

cumulative

$4

8,554,376 shs.

company

were

of

have

of

dividends.

Pittsburg & Shawmut RR.—Earnings-

820,000 shs.

the

the

the

Permatex

This

67,000.000

service.—V.

of

month

company
and Southland Royalty Co. are completing a large
Ellenburger gas-distillate discovery well in central Reagan
County,
West Texas, K. S.
Adams, Chairman, and Paul Endacott, President of
Phillips,
the operator, - announced on
Sept.
8.
The
two

Co.,

authorized)

34%

group

Inc.—Doubles Transmission Fluid Pro-

the company's Kansas City, Kans., plant
will
also be manufactured in the
parent Brooklyn, N. Y„ plant to provide
better delivery service for Permatex
distributors and dealers in the easfc
and south, it was stated—V.
182, p. 12.

Ry.

INCOME

1955—Month—1954

,

operating revenues.
operating expenses.

Net

ACCOUNT

1955—7 Mos.—1954

$3,563,561

$2,487,089

2,598,408

2,620,711

$965,153

♦$133,622

$5,501,160

$387,568

1,128,627

1955—6 Mos.—1954

1,689,249

$5,944,412

9,203,125

depl. & Fed. ina taxes

$9.55 per

Net

ry.

496,669

7,444,030

4,600,292

$23,748,621 $19,689,723
18,247,461
19.302.155

—V.

inc.

eral

before

income

182, p. 512,

9,212,586

$33,294,490 $39,434,760

773,108

296,380

3,467,177

Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—

1,696,029

595,091

433,450

2,032,772

2,001,877

July—
Gross

1955

from

$178,017

*$137,070

$1,434,405

from

Net

Fed¬

taxes—

ry.

Gross

NOTES—The
and

Co.

months

allowable

Federal

of

amount

the

ended

companies

July 31,

1955,

foi' tax

deductions

which

income

taxes,, if

been

have

for such

for

this

items

of

any,

acquired,

is not determinable at

Peabody
the

time

three

because

Net

from

Net

ry.

—V.

depletion and
disposition of certain properties cannot be calculated until the close of
the fiscal period.
In any event, the Federal income taxes which will
be paid by the combined companies for the year ended April 30, 1956,
should be less than 25%
Net

the

income
months

12

gain

before

of

of net income before

Federal

ended

$134,410

consolidated

purposes

July

income

taxes

the

three

months

and

31, 1955, does not include a non-recurring
from the disposition of the assets of a

resulting

preferred dividend requirement at July 31, 1955, amounts
$175,440 per quarter and $701,760 per year.—V. 182, p. 512..

to

Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.—Bonds Placed Pri¬
company

has arranged for the private sale

of

$25,000,000 first mortgage bonds 3%% series, due
1985, it) was announced on Sept. 8. The placement was
negotiated for the company by Drexel & Co. and The
First Boston Corp.
proceeds will be used principally for construction
corporate purposes.—V. 182, p. 918,

expenditures

and other

B.

Mr.

1955

from

from

Net

ry.

railway

1952

1953

14,678,260

6,401,418

income

12,623,124

17.056,975

5,442,803

7,010,092

9,988,127

3,144,594

From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net

from

from

526.581,406 495,749,183 612,824,261 572.265,741
97,665,938
73,959,619 110,550,728
80,741,597

railway

railway

44,387,826

oper. income
182, p. 918.

ry.

49,833,454

22,516,718

32,123,943

Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—

from

Net

ry.

1955

$914,363

railway

24,859

railway

oper.

*219,903

income

*
■'
railway—1-

Gross

5,220,321

railway-——-

*577.869

Net
*

from

from

ry,

oper.

income,

Deficit.—V.

182,

p.

$1,102,436
114,746
*162,493

$983,745
'86,811
*363,200

5,680,337

$941,635
*46,245
*111,985

5>618,06l

i

2,047,362
918.

1952

1953

1954

From Jan. 1—,
Net

Smith

served
II

in

5,460,947

4,572.513

1,350,666

841,912

869,334

646.898

_

5,332,697
*545,122
*2,176,554

*713,519

*2,405,241
!

'

803,477

709,192

has

as

and

San

557,698

been

elected

Lieutenant

a

3^,092

2,481,638
iJ

Vice-President

a

p.

of

A.

Commander

subsequently

was

Francisco.

office

with

primary

More

G.

associated

recently he

Becker

&

Co.,

was

in

the

with

investment

during

Navy
the

Bank

of

the San
bankers.—V. 182,

manager

of

318.

Public Service Electric & Gas
Stock

SEC,
ferred

Bonds With

and

The

company

$35,000,000
is

of

bonds

tingent
The

for

to

negotiate
Co.

the

182,

Oct,

dated

the
pre¬

registration
1,

1955

cf

and

to

bonds

preferred

the

stock

to

an

or

on

stock

be

used

to

Sept.

retire short

quid improvements.—V.

investment

on

of

Stanley. & Co.; Drexel & Co.;
competitive bids for the pur¬
about Oct. 4,
1955,
The issue

invite

2,

1955,

term

182, p.

bahk

loans

and

656.

Mass.—Registers With SEC

company

filed

a

registration

statement

covering 4,000,000 shares of its capital

818.

p.

Radio Corp. of America—Plans
advisability

The

the

separate

additions

SEC

for

and the issue and sale of the deben¬
transactions and neither will be con¬
consummation of the other.

be

proceeds will

Boston

the

be

Morgan
to

Puritan Fund, Inc., Boston,
This

with

other

sale

the

by

and

preferred

will

property

bonds

headed
&

debenture

the

upon

net

to

group

Forgari

the

of

sale

ture

the

1975.

planned

Glore,

and

debenture

1,

underwriting

$1001

(par

of

Oct.

mature

Co.—Registers Preferred

SEC—

Sept. 7 filed two registration statements with
registration of 250,000 shares of cumulative

on

the

one
for
stock

stock.—V.

July—
from

Macon

Francisco

and

1954

$79,801,097 $71,960,943 $90,412,519 $65,711,487

railway——

oper.

4,197,440

1,182,095

income—

656.

p.

War

chase

Net

railway

Smith

World

and

Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
July—
Gross

29,635

4,722,869

railway

Plough, Inc.—New Vice-President Elected—
R,

It

Net

*16,143

122,045

,

The

vately—This

171,449

41,906

responsibility in finance and particularly with respect to the company's
plans to expand through the acquisition of other businesses.

America

subsidiary.

83,101

110,820

1952

$440,913-

as

taxes.

for

$806,962

1—

oper.

182,

1953

$579,098

187,589

.

income—

oper.

Jan.

fr(>m

1954

$723,112

railway

railway

*$305,848
From

Coal

ry.

:

income

oper.

Net

Net

from

revenue

operations

1955]

&

Deprec. aruT depletion..

Net

two distributions on the common
The board ordered a payment of $1 per
payment of one-fifth share of The Investment Co.

Sept.

on

security

this

produced

crued

$100)

2,449,903

before

Gross

Declares Two Dividends From Securities Profits—
directors

The

director

a

6,274-86

value

from

Banker

of

director

a

^teamship Co.—V. 182,

Effective

50,000,000

$8,316,208

sales

Net

The

they

Facilities—

100,000,000

.

1955—3 Mos.—1954

Tons sold

—V.

stock

partner

Boards

PermatexVo.,

75,000,000
75,000,000

1991

31,^1955

May

which

of

Period End. July 31—

ing a dividend rate of $1.50 per share and entitled to $26.25 per share
and accrued dividends upon redemption, and 1,588,950 shares of com¬
mon

senior

Ranches,

also

Folarus

75,000,000

shs.

(par

.

outstanding at the latter date 254,259 shares of preferred stock, carry¬

was

is

a

improve¬

[Including Sinclair Properties Since Date of Acquisition, July 12,

can

to

Allen

duction

30,000,000

1989

15,

July 12, 1955.
The earnings
materially with this acquisition.

be obtained to permit the plan of merger
to be submitted to shareholders of both companies in November for con¬
sideration

and

through

*Net loss.

Mutual.

end

had

on

Net

Investors,

Co.

Peabody Coal Co.—Acquisition Completed—

Inc.

.Pacific-American

about

and

subsidiary

On

service,

CONSOLIDATED

2121,

p.

in

when

is

Construction

ing & Supply Division of Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.
tion contractor.—V. 181,

Electric

General
Struck

The

Oct.

cumulative

Nevada.

in

Jr.,

the

6,115-30

is
that
of
furnishingtelephone service, in Cali¬
fornia, Oregon, Washington and the northern portion of Idaho.
Its
wholly-owned subsidiary, Bell Telephone Co. of Nevada, furnishes such

production.

appliance

York

New

shares—6%

telephones

benefit

cinnati, Newport & Covington Ry. Co., North Kansas
City Development

35,000,000

.

1983__!

principal
business
of
communication services, mainly

services

of

the

FINANCING

1981

15,

BUSINESS—The

can be

Construction

15,

debentures due Aug. 15,
shs.
(par $100i
(10,500,000

Common

stock

share.

public

$75,000,000

1987_.

debentures due Nov.

a

adjusted within 3% in the rooms in which the
most severe conditions of temperature and air-moisture are created.
Performance of insulation and compressors is tested in the 20 rooms
at-temperatures from zero to 120 degrees Fahrenheit and at humidities
95%

and

1986

debentures due

on

soon

Allen,

due

Outstanding

35-year 3Va%
36-year 35/'b%

per

on

additions

PRESENT

40-year 27/a%

operate

preferred

4 '/2 %

of

together with
3%%
debentures

1985

completed by the General Electric Co. at its huge, new
Appliance Park in Louisville, Ky.

Turner

TO

1,

degree are being

to

EFFECT

debentures due Dec.
debentures due Oct.

testing household refrigerators and freezers, rooms in which tem¬
peratures can be controlled over a 120-degree range to within one-half

centralizing

GIVING

40-year 23A%

to

greater

bankers, has been elected

On

debentures due Sept.

For

humidity

for

and

debentures due Nov.

Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.—Insulation Contract

The

loans

bank

35-year 3Va%

plans

to

system,
including the Tampa operations, represents
sales of approximately 2.5-billion cubic
feet, annual revenues
and a plant account approximating $22,000,000.—

Chairman

common

used,

36-year

30-year 3'/a%

Mr.

1877.

p.

CAPITALIZATION

$67,000,000

40-year 3V8%

States,

33

Sept.

of

Jarrell,

to

Charles
ment

clay

be

Old Republic of Greens-

casualty lines.

shares
on

sale

to

are

debentures due March 1, 1978
debentures due Nov. 15, 1979

Omar, Inc.—Calls Preferred Stock—
All

called

the

proceeds

30-year 3'/4%
27-year 3xkrk

719.

p.

net

Aug.
15, 1991, to repay
ments to property.

$1,-

supplies

gas

181, p. 2245.

well,

from

our

$5,250,000,

Offered—

and

common

in the dividend which has been declared to shareholders

proceeds

is

Peoples

nounced

Telephone

for

The

annual gas
of about

automotive

stock at par ($100 per share) on the basis of one
share for each six shares of commond and/or pre¬

The

modernization

distribution

"It

natural

merly

stockholders of record Aug. 31 the right to subscribe
or
before Sept. 30 for 1,339,196 additional shares

ferred

and

available."

improve¬

Ready—

bonds.—V.

company

new

turn

and

facilities.-

of

series

definitive

for

be

to

are

extension

or

of

program

Crowen.

on

its underwriting

immediately to broaden

and

operating

nationwide basis.—V.

financing,

the

plans to proceed

company

,

and improvement of the
Tampa Gas
facilities is now being worked out," stated
intention to proceed with this on an immediate
basis without
waiting for the advent of natural gas which may involve
a matter of two
years.
The system will thus be in a better position to
Mr.

He

Corp.,

oversubscribed.

was

Co.—Acquisition—

general

Motors Co., Colorado &

Light Co., Portland, Ore.—Files—

of $2,600,000.

The First Boston

by

with

the

of

important

Aug. 29 filed a letter of notification with the
undetermined number of shares of common stock (p r
offered under employees stock purchase plan, at 95%
weekly bid prices in the month prior to subscription.

company

PROCEEDS—The

of Chicago, who heads both
Credit Life Insurance Co.
of

which is

surplus,

issue,

the

as

Co.

Pepsi-Cola Co.—Investment
with

2017.,

p.

Pacific Power Si

subscribe

Republic Insurance Co.—Financing Completed-r-

Gas

March,

mouths

interfere

to

not

the

stock.

Old

Gas

generating

V.

common

Oklahoma Gas

&

a
wholly-owned subsidiary of Peoples
offices at Miami, Fla., effective at noon
Sept. 6, according tov P. C. Crowen, President of both
companies.
Ownership of Tampa Gas by Peoples was completed last week
through
the
acquisition of the
entire
outstanding common stock previously

"A

per¬

power

migrations.

The

676,626

431,119

Water

Tampa Gas Co. has become

Water &

available

power

new

Definitive Bonds

918.

p.

Light,

first

major

Salmon

From Jan. 1—

Gross

&

Construction

1952

$79,977
.

to

license

Pleasant

at

Power

ments

1953

$86,009

railway

oper.

1954

$210,000,000 plan

a

for

government

hydroelectric

new

companies.

1956.

of

Oklahoma City-Ada-Atoka Ry.—Earnings—
1955

in

Federal
of

Oregon was filed
with the Federal
regional
generating
firm
organized
by

The

July—

River

the

kilowatts

and

pro¬

719.

p.

asked

7

1,446,000

done

Pittsburgh cyclotron and many others in
processing
is
rapidly
accomplished
in
NSEC's

and

plants

The

government,

program,

addition

The

program.

procurement

on

in

and

be

Commission.

discontinuing its

Sept.

on

develop

private capital.
Application for a

of

University

radiochemical

for

and

will

exists

Atomic

now

the announcement, each step in the operation is
facilities.
Radioactive
isotopes of
elements
are

country,

modern

the

is

cyclotron,

a

demand

a

as

corporation

made

been
it

Science

required

not

According
duced

radioisotopes

medical

private

the only United States supplier of cyclotron-

has
that

announced

approval

with

and

first

to

Co.—Plans Construction—

with

tric

radioisotopes

has

Under

for

the

past six years,

produced

can

.producing

now

industrial
is

company

mission

power

'l/■

program.

A.E.C.

is

to

This

9.

The

9

estate-held.

Pacific Northwest Power
This
the

Nuclear Science & Engineering Corp.—To Produce and

reopies

c%;h.

Pacific-American Investors' investment

13,245,383

railway

oper.

share at Sept. 6,

Ry.—Earnings—

July—
Gross

.

.

of

increasing

the

Financing—

financial

resources

of

this

cor¬

poration was discussed by the directors on Sept. 2, it was announced
by David Sarnoff, Chairman of the Board.
"The history of the corporation's growth particularly over the past
ten
years,
the many new developments in the corporation's present
field of activities, and RCA's expanding business in electronics in the
military and civilian fields, require the consideration of raising addi¬
tional capital," said General Sarnoff.
"The

tures

in

issuance

of

anticipation

$100,000,000

of

these

of

future

subordinated

needs

was

convertible

discussed;

deben¬

but

final

decision

in which these funds would
corporation is carping on
Brothers and Lazard Freres & Co. with respect

Reynolds

the amount or the manner
not yet been made.
The

to

as

has

raised,

be

discussions with Lehman

program."

to its financing

12,500,000

DC-7C Fleet With RCA Wea<-

Swissair Plans to Equip

to "see'

enables pilots

which

equipment

seveial

150 miles away will be installed withinthenext
Swissair* new DC-7C's, it was announced Jointly on

to

up

months

The

radar

Weather-detection
storms

on

Sept. 1

Switzerland, and the Radio Corp. of_America
radar system developed and produced by
RCA provides pilots with early warning of approaching ^orm centers
and enables them to detect and follow non-turbulent aii paths thiough
Swissair, the airline oi

by

weather-detection

The

SI

to

its

outstanding

standing

writing

will

held

be

will

that

stock from

common

par

no

stock

the

reclassified

certificates
of

stock

$1

they

hold

Sept.

on

properties,

15

value

for

each

share

the

New

Edasco

I

rnThenRCA

at "C
labora¬
evaluation tests show to be the optimum for ' seeing

is the first commercial radar to operate
band frequency—5.400 megacycles per second—which exhaustive
system

flight
formations.
Compact and light, the weather radar
125 pounds, compared with 185 pounds for
and

tory

weather

into"

V.

182,

'

■

'

■

.

equipment weighs less than
military units now in use.

656.

p.

182,

above.—V.

720.

p.

Sisters

Co.—Registers With SEC—

registration statement with the SEC on
Sept
2, 1955, covering 189,165 shares of its $5 par common stocK,
to be offered from time to time to officers and other key employees
of the company pursuant to the terms ol its "Key Employee Incentive
Plan."
Of
the
189,165 shares, 20.800 have been purchased by op¬
tionees
pursuant to the exercise of options, 117.965 are held U11der
options not yet exercised, and
50,400 shares are reserved lor tne
grant ol future options.—V. 182, p. 818.
filed

company

a

properties

the

property, may be applied.
properties adjoin the

lar

such

of

paid

have

ore

tion

to

blocked

been

and

local

a

out.

500

About

tons

this

of

ore

continuing

are

further

$100,000

and

out

round

Reynolds

Dozer

diversify

Uranium

liabilities

and

less

181,

2584.

p.

Net

from

Net

ry.

Gross

5,424,782

2,214,385
1,389,864

1,181,215

888,526

ry.

63,053,634
13,047,796

7,567,964

9,814,582

income

oper.

73 278,251

from
ry.

7; 886,329

Gross

the

common

share has been declared on
12, on presentation of stock
at the City Bank

stamping.
This dividend is payable
Farmers Trust Co., 2 Wall St., New York, N. Y.
for

certificates

mates

This

total

a

dividends.—V.

182,

$28

of

-

in liquidating

thus far

paid

share

per

513.

p.

from
ry.

Operating revenues

Ronson

—

non-productive

and

rentals

Income

from

Interest

—

income

before

Income

Net

income

Net

$4,863,129

220,000

43,000

533,931

special credits
properties—

—

$4,064,521

$5,198,179

$1.74

Louis

Capacity 16%

Corp. —To Increase

need

for

This

bring

the

There

before

plans

The steel

When

that

steps

has

been

of 1,618.000 tons
taken to meet the

careful

announced,

be

but

will be greatly expanded in Buffalo.

finalized,

probably lay considerable
these go into the consumer

will

it

the

has indicated v/e can expand on existing services
primary equipment to an extent which results in ex¬
penditures of only
about $80 per ton
of additional
capacity as
compared to entirely new capacity of the order of $300 per ton of
new

capacity.

The
we
as

survey

much

on

expect

the

greater

be

paid

Mr.

needed,

additional

part

for

White

the

commercial

return

on

the

of

the

expansion

cost,

estimated

out of depreciation, amortization
said. To assist in the financing

corporation
banks

for

Sept.
five-year

on

a

1

arranged

revolving

at

which

Arthur

the

the

of

firm,

clothing

the subsequent

stores

Rubloff,

financing,
Co.

and

was

and

with

stores, in

two

located

are

of

was made possible by Republic's strong
During 1954 and 1955 the balance of the company's
$55,384,000—was converted
into
common.
At
the
same

the company's

working capital

was

greatly increased.

nc£s and
of,Au£- 31« 1955, Republic's long-term
758
working

182,

p.

capital

exceeded

debt amounted to $45,868,-

$240,000,000,

Mr.

White

disclosed.

319.

Chairman

of

the

Board

acquisition

of

cost

undisclosed.

were

Luria Steel & Trading Corp.

Rutland

Corp.

0f

Dundee,

N.

Y.

The

Hudson

+>tL»een a ^P' y-owned subsidiary of Rexall since

a^frte juice°m

to

sale of the
the Seneca

Vallev

company

1919 and manufac-

* °f S°da fountain suPPHes, grdpe juice and

nJ?eiLe£?

C0"fI"Ve t0 manufacture for Rexall the'present fountain
^ex?, distributes imd«--r its "long established trade-marks.
3^1 „iP;.°i
these trade-marks is being retained by Rexall. The
£°i^r' Dart- should result in economies thdt will be
advantageous to both
.

Rexall

and




the

Seneca.—V.

182,

p.

513.

292,505

15,363,788

5,573,225

251,750

7,875,483

York
a

Earnings—

1954

1953

1952

$397,433

$456,201

$303,642

:

*1,125

109,938

171,450

*87,177

30,218

101,780

3,305
*66,749

2,145,308

2,285,950

2,448,338

2.265,577

railway

126.455

182,

259.755

259,327

156,412

*437,977

income—

*273,896

"253,585

*323,338

959.

p.

offering

of

shares

15,000

by

27

Cruttenden

to

go

selling

a

Nuclear

&

sales

by

for

this

Fund,

the

of

&

stock

common

Co.

at

$2

$1)

(par

share.

per

18*2,

stockholder.—V.

257.

p.

which

64'a

remainder

closed

invested

the

ended

early

in

Aug.

31,

companies

in

related

value

asset

1955,

assets
of

resources

the

in

scientific

as

nuclear

of

a

$597,000,field

and

from

$10

fields.

share

per

with

May

with

August

in

companies

period

months

$507,000.

business

$100,000,

in

the

four

were

began

were

$10.31.—V.

Fund, Inc.—Sales of Shares—

first

Fund,

than

more

During
to

advanced

182, p. 959.

Seaboard Air Line RR.—Earnings—
July—

1955

from

from

Gross

__

__

1

from

from

Net

ry.

1952

1,704,693

1,588,513

1,689,665

1,529,804

90,217,315

90,098,743

96,811,784

97,730,854

25.028,189

24,678,539

28,023,953

28,121,735

14,018,757

13,405,592

14,579,146

13,510,833

—

railway

railway.
income

oper.

182,

1953

1954

$10,959,296 $10,870,952 $11,486,768 $11,321,378
2,548,838
2,537,156
2,826,701
2,640,711

income...

Jan.

Net

—V.

railway

railway

oper.

ry.

From

959.

p.

Sears, Roebuck & Co.—August Sales Increased—
Period End. Aug.

Sales

31—

1955—Month—1954

1955—7 Mos.—1954

$293,786,465 $250,246,531 $1,866,646,393 $1,658,865,061

—V.

182,

959.

p.

Securities

above.—V. 182,

(W. A.)
1954

1953

1952

$387,035

railway

$346,530

$163,626

$430,776

'•100.823

1,674

*146,284

*38,081

2.844.375

3,246,175

railway
oper. income—

From

Gross

217.

p.

RR.—Earnings—

Jan.

Acceptance

Corp.—Notes

Placed

Privately

from

Net

ry.

railway

railway

415,796

214,221

136,679

176,078

88,116

*140,562

*218,053

*142,877

income

oper.

*Deficit.—V.

182, p. 959.

Ryan Aeronautical Co.—Awarded New Contract—
A

$5,000,000

matic

U.

contract

navigation

S.

Navy,

The

new

for

system

T. Claude
contract

the

has

the

of

an

to

awarded

President,

Ryan,

marks

production

been

is

announced

successful

on Sept. 2.
culmination of a four-year

Ryan is

also using its advanced knowledge of continuous
to! develop
new
electronic systems for missile
guidance,

and helicopter

retiring.—V.

stock

general

navigation.—V.

made

August
$5)

(par

corporate

p.

182,

p.

wave

radar

helicopter

at

private

a

$10

per

The

purposes.

offering of 13,950 shares
share, the proceeds to be used

offering

this

was

not

underwritten.

bentures

be

to

on

for

terms

in

June.

of

the

therefrom

The proceeds

cost

fixtures

of

and

were

equipment

applied

the

toward

purchased

from

pay¬

Safeway

Stores,
Inc.'s
operating
subsidiaries.
Such fixtures and
equipment
were then
leased back to the operating subsidiaries under a long term
leaise at a rental adequate to cover the operating costs of Wingate

Equipment Lessors, Ltd., and the principal and interest payments on its

Safeway Ltd.

redeemed its existing 61,172 shares of 5% pre¬
in July, 1955.
The funds required for the

($100 par value)

of the 5% preferred stock were obtained by a concurrent
sale to the public of 100,000 shares of a new series of 4.40% preferred
stock, $100 par value. The proceeds derived from this sale of preferred
stock
in excess
of the amount required
for the redemption of the

preferred

stock

are

to be used

for general-corporate

pur¬

poses.—V." 182, p. 959.

Croix

Paper

Co.,

Boston,

Mass.—Registers
With SEC—Also Plans Private Borrowings-— '

Stock

Fund,

Savings

board

of

who

Columbia,

&

writing

a

at

Co.

shares

60,000

to

with

offered

Powell

offered

be

7.5%

S. C.—Registers With
Commission—

$5

and

proceeds of

share

per

Gordon

the

company

the

for

ry.

Net

railway
railway

common

sale

10%

a

Co.

on

Sept.

2

filed

registration

a

statement

«

list

a

The

of

de¬

principal
stock
is

the

and

underwriting
head

house

or

are

commission.

of

from
ry.

10

under¬

re¬

automobiles.

and

added

to

180,

1954

the

p.

general

funds

2192.

1953

1952

2,979,694

3,398,102

4,162,847

67,463,432

324,903,164 313.367,940
54,652,035
78,073,534
75.928,317

30,302,716

21,805,945

28,569,724

31,919,836

Ry.— -Earnings—
1954

1955

ry.

be

purposes.—V.

3,627,002

income..

from

Net

to

financing

960.

p.

Southern

from

trailers

of

304,253,529 284,138,741

July—
Net

business

1—

railway
railway..

oper.

182,

the

Co.—Earnings—

income__

oper.

Jan.

in

$20,949,104

railway..
railway

oepr.

income.

1953

$19,425,003 $22,500,291

1952

$21,023,366

6.195,840

4,856,659

6,839,211

5.632,637

3,236,545

2,332,966

3,226,719

2,295,724

159,815,229

141,347.353

162.048,172

153,835,506

55,944,222

38,184,768

54.291,827

42,411,145

25,664,968

17,772,924

24,657,142

17.610,385

...

From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net

from

from

Net ry.
—V.

railway..

railway

oper.

182,

p.

...

960.

Southwestern
With

__

__

income.

Financial

Securities

and

Corp., Dallas, Tex.- -Registers

Exchange Commission—

The
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
SeptJ 6, 1955, covering 770,000 shares of its 10c par common stock,
to
be
offered for- subscription by stockholder's at the rate of bwo
new
shares for each share held.
The* record date and subscription
•

compiany

,4

with "tile

covering 125,714 shares of its $12.50 common stock. The company

stock.

100%

at

$46,309,146 $43,465,516 $49,024,829 $46,593,658
8,782,967
7,781,937
10,614,53'3
9.301.9J9

from

Gross

par

commission;

&

primarily

1955

fiom

from

—V.

with

operating

July—

Net

$1

public

Meeks

financing,

Southern Pacific

Gross

its

firms.

company is engaged
sales of mobile homes

tail

of
for

underwriting

The

a

ment

and

are

amount,

From
year

those

early

•This

and

Vice-President,

and

company filed a registration statement with the SEC on Sept.
1955, covering $300,000 of 15-year 5Vst'/r
subordinated sinking fund

debentures

Net

Financing—

in effect in the United States.
Wingate Equipment
wholly-owned subsidiary of Canada Safeway Ltd., sold
$2,000,000 in principal amount of serial debentures maturing over a
10-year period and $3,000,000 in 15-year term debentures to the public

SEC

Trust

company's

The

6,

Gross

Stores, Inc.—Canadian

Lessors, Ltd.,

St.

Harris

to

2933.

All

860.

Safeway

existing 5%•

Board—

on

the

director

Heising,

Securities and Exchange

959.

Arrangements were completed during the first half of the
the financing of fixture and equipment purchases in Canada
to

F.

of

elected

114.

p.

Southeastern

Net

similar

W.

been

Penn Oil Co.—Secondary Offering—A secon¬
offering of 16,000 shares of capital stock (par
$12.50) was made on Sept. 8 by The First Boston Corp.
at $35.75 per share.
It was quickly completed.—V. 181,

of

in

company

182,

has

182,

Co.—Banker

Vice-President

a

South

Ryder System, Inc., Miami, Fla.—Stock Offer—
common

Carey,

dary

p.

data.

—V.

Sheaffer Pen

A.

Chicago, 111.,
directors, succeeding

advanced type auto¬
this company by the

development program by Ryan, under the sponsorship of the Airborne
Equipment Division of the Navy's Bureau of Aeronautics, to meet the
navigational needs of global military flight.
With the
new
equipment, known as AN/APN-67, Navy planes can
fly to any point on the earth's surface without reiving on ground
facilities, favorable weather conditions, or the availability of aerological

hovering,

Charles

Bank,

1—

from

Net

redemption

the

12,513.269

7,985,156

corporation has placed privately $5,000,000 of
3.50% promissory notes due Aug. 15, 1965, through Salo¬
mon Bros. & Hutzler.
See further details in V. 182, p. 959.

1955

from

Canada

■w,?HcS«in v^it Dan' Pr^ident- °n Sept. 7 announced
r.y
^ Ure /00d Co- of Highland, N. Y.,
G?ape Juice

71.139,969

16,107,735

New

on
July
proceeds

net

which

of

Arthur

Russell Co.—Sells Hunter Division—

(F. C.)

ferred stock

Subsidiary—

1,131,389

,217,791

railway

Science

appointed managing agent of both properties.

debentures.

Rexall Drug Co.—Sells Food

1,064,895

67,505,744

income—

oper.

Gross

purchasing groups
of Arthur Rubloff

two

to

of the

Rothschild

sale by

earn¬

of the program,' if
with a grouD of large

credit

879,713

70,461,561

—This

of

retained

2,244,920

981,070

_

railway

made

.Net

of

Rubloff &

'

1952

$10,132,534

$296,218

secondary

was

company,

leasing by Rothschild, under long-term leases with renewal
the space occupied by Klee Bros, at Milwaukee-Cicero and
Irving, and the entire building at Lincoln-Belmont-Ashland except for
two small stores occupied by other tenants was also announced.
Details

for

$130,000,000,

position.

debentures

—V.

63-year-old

also announced

in

by

The

White said the expansion

financial

time

Co.^,

1953

Sanitary Products Corp.—Secondary Offering—
A

The

Co.

options,

capacity.

new

$75,000,000, the
President said. Bank credit will be made available at the
prime in¬
terest rate in effect at the
time, with Republic having an option to
convert the
revolving credit into a five-year term loan at the end
of the credit period, he noted.
Mr.

<fc

earnings from higher operating raies are such that
improved per cent of return on the new money invested

an

as

Arranges Revolving Credit of $75,000,000—
The

ings,

this

of

resultant

well

will

President

<fc

Mayer

buildings

must be answered
the added steel ingot

on flat rolled products because
goods which are the hallmark of our rising standard of living, and
consumer goods market is a growing market.
A

Bros.

Mr.

1954

2,324,724

railway....

Deficit.—V.

Gross

Chicago. 111.

which

questions

many

*

the area was comparatively
and full capacity is expected

in

2,605.193

bars
is

plants

production

2,694.454

can

program

in

19,851

emphasis

and

Klee

-Earnings-

Aug. 31.

on

2584.

p.

ry.

capacity will result from the expansion of present facilities.

our

several

back

are

announced

17,182
*28,867

capacity will be divided somewhat along the following lines: Cleveland,
732,000 tons; Youngstown, 75,000 tons; Warren, 330,000 tons; Chicago,
312,000 tons; and Gadsden, Ala., 168,000 tons.
Facilities for producing

President,

63,830

tons annually.
still a great

detailed

II,

in

from

are

cigarette

prominent
midwestern
Sept. I announced the acquisition of the capital stock of

on

the

from

ry.

little

American

its

Pa., has set up an emergency
employees who suffered as a
the history of Monroe County,

its

of

disaster

Net

meet the

single

company's

the

11,880,000

those

flood

July—

expansion in Republic's history. It will
steelmaking capacity from 10,262,6)00 tons to

largest

of

all

Net

first

the

manufactures

aid

Ronson's

plants

Mayer,

clothiers,

Gross

steel.

more

is

of

one

to

in

720

p

$10,722,011

income...

oper.

from

2,173,915

require-

the need for greater steel capacity to
mnts of our expanding economy.
The
increase
in
Republic's steel ingot capacity
is

Gross

6,688,493

1,981,029

which

Aronson,

an¬

bank

17,448,265

5,559,529

1,870,498

(Maurice L.) Rothschild & Co.—Acquisition—

—

Sept. 7, said in part:

out

annually

16,801,261

5,117,726

months steel and other industrial executives

During the past several

pointed

15,881,799

1,747,397

greatest

V.

All

David

See

Steel

ry.

Net

$1.64

Earnings per share
—V. 181. o. 750.

C. M. White, President, on

16,113,708

$4,895,948

$1.36

—

—

Republic

$4,329,198
566,750

$5,052,330
145,^49

$4,064,521

before

of

208.013

5,552,368

to

fund

the

of

other

are

From Jan. 1—

634.719

208,976

Corp.—Provides Flood Relief Aid—

relief

result

formed

$5,095,330

*

sales

on

176,J10

$4,284,521

——

taxes

income

Gain

$5,022,144

and

taxes

special credits
Income

2,322,995

$5,223,542
32>°H'
160,253

$4,498,375
54,288
268,142

—-—

expense

1953

Net

_

operations--—

income

470,199

259,668

lighters in several plants in Stroudsburg,
flood

and

company
from the

and

1,620,390

i.

|

shortly.—V. 181,

2,391,265

2,620,77 1

development

Non-operating

676,922

281,440

income

corporation,

slight.
,

from

This

This

182,

$13,000,000,

insurance

$8,500,000

959.

from

Net

The

656.

p.

the

of

1955

reported

$16,240,442 $15,961,790 $15,142,127
9,121,296
8,346,983
7,796,988

—

.

Operating expenses
Lease

1954

1955

801,018

railway—__

funds

1952

railway

Damage

Republic Natural Gas Co.—Earnings Lower-

Gross

$2,135,292

income

oper.

182,

Pa.,

Year Ended June 30—

1953

$2,123,879

Diyidend—

Corp.—Second Liquidating

liquidating dividend of $8 per
stock, payable beginning Sept.

second

from

Net

from

San Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf RR.-

From Jan. 1—

—V.

A

1954

$2,143,063

railway-

oper.

Net

Reo Holding

railway-

general

$9,438,657

July—

•

-Earnings

1955

from

Net

15 067,768

182, p. 918.

RR.-

the

1,775,422

rail way.—

p.

on

Net

$2,280,356

July—
Gross
Net

77,880,046
17,738,552

8,154,620

railway--——

from

Net

66,500,087
14,982,436

railway.:

from

817,900

1—

Jan.

Net

—V.

$10,866,998

1,215,788

1,039,454

railway

oper.

From

$9,046,494
1,615,415

$8,140,177

__

income—

railway

from

Gross

Richmond, Fredericksburg

Potomac

&

to

$9,721,167

railway

oper.

182,

Net

1952

1953

1954

1955

.

and

—V. 182, p. 959.

at

$200."—V.

than

out¬

Stock Exchange on
Sept. 6 at
dealer's concession of 70 cents per
share, through Lehman Brothers, Dominick & Dominick
and Ball, Burge & Kraus.
It was quickly completed.

in

Corp.

Tungsten Mines located

added

approximately

amount

Sl,500.000.—V.

$44 per share, with

property.
sources of income

the
for this
April 1955, acquired a lease on
Nederland, Colo., about 30 miles
distant from the Jo Reynolds mines, with an option to purchase for
$500,000, against which a 15',;
royalty on the ore produced from the
property, is to be applied.
"A
new
corporation was formed to acquire this property known
as
the Reynolds Tungsten Corp., incorporated in Colorado.' All of the
stock is owned by Reynolds Uranium Corp. The necessary equipment
has been
purchased and installed on this property and
work com¬
menced July
12.
"The balance sheet as of April 30, 1955 shows cash approximately
the

from

made

this

on

its

three

St. Regis Paper Co.—Special
Offering—A special of¬
fering of 22,000 shares of common stock (par
$5) was

were

bulk-flotation

development

cost

income___

oper.

ry.

—V.

mill and reduced to concentrates
which have been shipped to the American Smelting and Refining Co.
at Leadville, Colo.; additional shipments are now being made. Explora¬
shipped

to

railway
railway

from

i

Net

produced from

ore

on

Jo

Reading Co.—EarningsJuly—

Gross

Reynolds and can be worked as
mine
through the Elida Tunnel. Commercial ore encountered so
in this property contained silver, lead and zinc. About 1,000 tons

"These
one

ry.

of

each

From Jan. l—i:

on the
$200,000,

it for

be

1955

Net

royalty if previously

against which a 10%

purchase

to

option

with

to

are

Borrowings

maximum

of

holders
for

underwriter.

from

from

Net

J. Luckhurst, President, an July 31 said in part:
September 1954, this company acquired a valuable lease

"To

Raytheon Manufacturing

Net

Douglas
"In

supplied

July—

Reynolds Uranium Corp.—Progress Report—

company,

This

amount

Gross

American

the

by

share

new

St. Louis-San Francisco Ry.-

Headquarters—

Services,, Inc.

°rDrr°Walter6BercMold,

President of Swissair, said the equipment is
to be fitted
aboard the four DC-7C aircraft due to be delivered to
Swissair during 1956, for service on the transatlantic route in 1957.
A number of American commercial air lines recently announced plans
to install similar RCA equipment.
th*
A
specific system for weather detection and reconnaissance,
the
RCA AVQ-10 radar differs substantially irom military airborne tadar,
also
being
built by RCA, which is designed primarily lor terrain

purposes.

ticipated in

one

date, subscription price and under¬
by amendment. Estabrook & Co. is

together with
borrowings from an insurance
will be used for the expansion of its
physical

bank,

a

subscription

of

record

financing

and

estimated

corporate

representing four addi¬

par

and

company

be

the

of

for

rate

The

to

company,

15.

Build

To
See

reclassify

Sept. 26 new certificates

on

the

of

Sept.

also

retain

mailed

shares

on

will

shares
the

at

principal

proceeds

the

the

held.

are

the

as

Net

of

shares

terms

named

split will be effective at the close of business on
in Delaware.

offer

common

half

one

five-for-

stock

common

to

proposes

Voted—

value.

par

Stockholders
tional

.

splitting

and

amendment

value

and

and

increase

Split

on Sept. 8 adopted an amendment to the company's
the authorized common stock from 2,500,00 shares to

15 when the amendment will be filed

Sept.

ther Radar System—

shares

The

one.

Co.—Stock

Metals

The stockholders
charter increasing

(Continued

on page

51)

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.

.

Monday, September 12, 1955

Per

DIVIDENDS
nounced
a

the

In

first

are

grouped in two separate

indicate

we

all

during the current week.

second

in which

table

Name of

the

Then

show the

we

dividends

follow with

payments previ¬

When

Per

Air

Investment

&

5'/2%

conv.

5'/2%

Share

Discount,

preferred

preferred
B

A

Holdert

Payable of Reo.

at

payment

1

9-15

Farmers Underwriters

9-15

Federated

1

9-15

9-15

9-

Finance

1

9-

1

10-

,

1

American

4%

Effird

&

preferred

10-

1

9-19

10-

1

9-19

National
Viscose

97'Ac

Insurance

posal

Class

Axe-Houghton

posal

pld.

Baltimore

5%

9-10

5 'A.%:

1

9-10

General

1

9-15

pro¬

A

16'Ac

Columbia

Trust

Ltd.

Power

pfd.

Guantanamo Sugar

9-30

9-16

9-30

$30c

__

10-18

7%

9-21

10-15

Hanover

10-

9-30

$1.12V2

7

5%

Calgary &

Packing

Ltd.

Edmonton Corp.

California

$5c

10-15

10-31

10-

1

9-20

$62'Ac

10-

1

9-16

$20c

10-

1

9-15

$31c

11-

1

10-11

$$1.25

11-

1

New

9-16

11-15

Canada

pref.

B

Bronze

Canadian

Oil

Ltd.,

Co.,

(quar.)____

Cos.,

com.

(quar.)

10-11

5%

preferred

(quar.)

Canada

Common
5 %

New

Holophane

11-15

10-

3

Home

11-15

10-

3

Houston

11-15

10-

3

9-30
10-

1

Investments,

5%

9-10

9-

1

9-19

9-

8

$20c

is-ai

$$2.50

._

10-

1

4.10%

preferred A

4.10%

preferred B

(quar.)

preferred C
preferred D

(quar.)

4.75%

4.80%
Central

Indiana

Central

Vermont

—

4.15%

preferred

(quar.)

4.75%

preferred

1-3-56

preferred
Warehouse

12-23

Class

B;

Chemical

Corn

4%

10-

1

9-15

International

Stock

20c

Continental
Stock

$5.50

Baking

3V2%

Glass
pfd.

Co.,

Co.—

Works,

Corporate

Oil

Class

B

A

<quar.i_

American

Clothing. Co.,

Records,

Sugar

Mfg.

Co

new com.

(initial)

Washing

Electrical -Products

:

•»

:

Elmira

i

Emerson

&

Derived

9-30

9-16

Maracaibo

9-16

9-28

9-20

from

Erie-Resistor,
Directors

net.

.

4%

convertible

1

9-15

$ 1.12 'A
$1.12%

10-

1

9-15

Massachusetts

25c

10-

1

9-19

proposed

9-20

9-10

McQuay-Norris

Ltd.,

9-10

Mica

9-23

Mergenthaler

9-12

9-2

9-29

9-19

c

$20c

10-

1

10-

1

Co.

of

Miller-Wohl

9-14

9-23

9-

(quar.)

Mfg.

4(4%

(quar.)

Co.,

Glass

Valley

Mobile

Gas

(quar.) —

-

$70c

18-

9-20

Southeastern

10-15

9-15

Southern

Co.,

5(4%

9-30
10-

Starrett

9-30

Sun

9-15

9-

8

9-15

9-

7

9-10

9-

1

30c

9-30

9-15

30c

California

4%

9-14
9-16

10-

4

9-22

7%'

9-15

4%;

Preferred

9-12

Thor Power

Tinnerman

B

1

9-20

$1.13

30-

1

$35c

10-

1

9-15

10%

(quar.)__

(quar.)

10-13

9-21

—

9-21

9-15

9-

6

9-15

9-

6

25c

12-15

Pipeline Co

10-15

9-30

Tishman

10-15

9-30

1

9-18

10-

1

9-19

31'Ac

—

10-

1

9-19

10-

1

9-19

10-

1

9-19

$1
$1
40c
35c

(quar.)_.

10-15

9-30

9-30

9-19

10-

Products

(quar.)
Ltd., class A (s-a)
Realty & Construction Co.—

Stockholders

|

will vote

9-19

10-15

9-20

Securities Trust

dep. receipts

Amer.

Dividend payments will be

10-

1

18c

10-

3

9-19

10-

1

9-16

Toronto

50c

10-15

9-16

Transcon

10-

9-23

Truck

$1.50

9-16

1

Sept.

27

on

Lines
:

Oil

Union

$$1.50

10-

1

9-16

25c

11-

Class

1

9-26

14c

9-27

9-15

9-28

9-19

held

9-28

9-19

to

10c

(quar.)

10-

1

10-

1

9-20

9-26

9-16

30c

a

U.

(quar.i

10-

1

9-15

U.

10-

1

9-15

U.

on

split

9

8-26

25c

9-

9

8-26

—

at

vote

20

the

o*

a

class

cl.

A

20c

(quar.)

and

B

to be
proposal

shares

on

basis.

common

10c

Plywood, com. (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.i
•4'4% 2nd preferred (quar.)

1

9-15

10

1

9-15

4.75 %

preferred

(quar.)

$1.183A

10

1

9-15

Corp.

20c

10

1

8-15

U.

9-

Universal-Cyclops Steel (quar.)

Mohawk

Petroleum

Montana

Flour

10-

1

9-15

Morris

Plan

10-

1

9-15

Muter

Co.

$5c

10-

1

9-15

on

1

9-15

Mutual

9-30

9-17

10-

9-30

20,c

(5c

11-1

from

National

New

capital

Haven

again

Co.

of

gains

l' 30c

$1.50

(quar.i.

took

at this

no

Service

10-20

National

Union

5c

Utah-Idaho

from

net

common.

•

*-30

9-15.

-

.

;

9-15

9-10

-_

:

New-England

20c

10-

Gas

; Commoa. Aduai\)

&

Electric

10-

5

9-14

$1.25

10-

5

9-14

_____

50c

9-30

—______il_ll___'__ -

41/2^--con*f rtible -preferred

(quar.)

-

■■

V;.

Association—►.

9-12
v.

•

75c

.30-1

9-16

"

.

'

9-17

9-23

1

9-15

10-

(quar.)—.:—1-_-

87/2c

9-20

9-20
9-20

9-30

*„,/

.

1

9-30

20c

35c

9-20

1

$12V2c
-5c

1«-

"

-—

-

--=15#

9-19

1

9-16

10- 1

$1.75

preferred iquar.)

-

9-16

If- 1

9-29-

Quarterly

$75c
-$$1

-lt-15

9-23

-lt-15

Extra

.

*

9-29

9-30

25c

Pld;fctaccum.»
w*Hcer>•(Hiwwitt).G««derbanr to- -Worts, Ltd.

9_2fl

*10- 1

7%

-

i -Waitt).A

9-19

10-

15c

(quar.)

Wagner Baking Corp., common

25c.nr.lfl.-15_;9-26

(quar:)LL___" $1.12(4

Ltd.

9-19,

9-30

9-30

Works, com.

Co.,

9-15

9-30

*3C
(quar.)

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Cotton

9-20

$3.50

35c

A

1

9-20

10- l

J83-4C

preferred

3'/2%

Wabasso.

^

(Pittsburgh)

'

New York Trust Co.

4%

9-14

5

$1.12(4

:
■

60c pfd.

i

$ A,
10- 3

iquar.)

iquar.)___

Sugar,

Victor Chemical

9-10

9-20

1

Fire-Insurance

Y.i

Utility Appliance, $1 pfd. (quar.)
Van Dorn
Iron Works
(resumed)
10c

Corp.,

(N.

Co.

Universal Pictures

America—

and

Trust

in"

Extra

9-20

9-30

"

...

1

action

income)

Linen

9-10

time)

4(4% -preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred »(quar.).

9-16
»

of

payment

Investment

investment

9-19

9-26

Bank

40c

(quar.)

(directors

dividend

a

Mills

334%

10-

9-20

?o-,4C

334%

S.

10-11

9-15

9-30

45c

(quar.)

(N. Y.)

S.

9-22

9-30

20c

(initial)

S. Life Insurance

10-

9-15

9-15

9-15

Foreign Securities—

$1.12V2

9-15

9-26

9-26

meeting

a

director's

A

$1.22'/2

(quar.i

9-30

10-14

25c

9

Co.—

will

Oct.

9-

9-20

20c

six-for-one
&

9-

+■•

Louisiana

of

Foil

States

New

25c

22 (4 c

Co

S.

10-

25c

(quar.)

Stockholders

9-20

56'Ac

(quar.i

United

9-15

1

$$1.25
12'4c

(quar.)

(quar.)_____
Gas

&

B

50c

:

■

Udylite Corp.

a

(quar.)
Association

(quar.)

9-15

5

discontinued for

(quar.)__—

Underwriters

Extra

(quar.)

Ltd.

Mortgage,

preferred
preferred

1

8-

9-12

7 l/10c

the present

4.50%

1

9-20

two-for-one.

Tobacco

4.90%

1

9-14

ing to be held in December to vote on a
proposal to split the common

9-15

10-

9-16

1

director's

1

9-15

10-

9-30
9-28
10-

$25c

the annual meet-

at

1

10-

11-18

10-

25c

Tip Top Canners,

50c

9-20

$2

(quar.)

4

Fund—

Quarterly

-

9-19

10-

15c

(quar.)

10-

9-15

9-30

(quar.)

(quar.i

Tool

8-25

1

50c

common.

preferred series A

9-30

8-25

6

10-

$1.25

(quar.i.
Inc.,

preferred

9-19

6

9-

$2

l'/2c

(quar.)

1

9-

1 (4 c

$1.75

American,

10-

split.

common

9-20

(s-a)

(quar.i

preferred

$5

Textron

9-30

9-20

A

Natural Gas

Illinois

Common

9-13
9-23

10-15

1

—

common

series

preferred

10-

(quar.)

(quar.i

Corp.,

preferred

Texas

9-30

3 (4C

Co.

9-15

Superior Steel (stock div.)
—_—
Terry Steam Turbine, common (quar.)

1

10-15

S.)

1

—%—.__i—______

Mobile & Ohio Stock ctfs.

Chemical

$4.50

9-27

■

(L.

9-15

10-

17'/2c

—

Plastic

9-15

1

9-27

15c

$1.38

(increased i

Superior Propane, Ltd., $1.40 pfd.

10-

50c

iquar.)

Public Service

_______—_—l:

9-15

3

10c

(quar.)_

common

preferred

Southern Ry.

•




9-15

1

$1.19

,>
(quar.)„V;
the class A

-

9-15

10-

50c

(s-a)

-

9-20

1

Paper

20c

(quar.)

Gas

held

1

9-30

80c

(quar.i

Co.

par

9-30

9-20

30c

(quar.)

preferred

Service,

9

10-

9-19

$$1.25

preferred

common

Mississippi

9

$15

old

each

9-

$7.50

10-

3

31'Ac

(quar.i

Ltd

Linotype

convertible

of

10c

20c

(quar.i

Canada,

9-19

10-19

12(4c

30c

(quar.)

or.

1

.

shares

new

10J-

25c

actio*

vote

10-

preferred

9-30

45c

Extra

9-15

10-

(s-a)

Growth

partic.

$6

two

Co., com
(quar.)
Sommerville, Ltd., $2.80 pfd. (quar.)

50c

9-20

10-15

25

will

Maxwell,

8-30

Drug Stores

conv.

(quar.i

Corp.

three-for-ono

9-15

9

Toklan Oil Corp.—

preferred

Investors

1

Co.—

Power

Sommers

$1.25

(quar.)

common

preferred

6%'

Stockholders

9-19

9-30
10-

52'Ac

(quar.)

-'-paymtet-at this ^ime.-

Corp.,

Marshall-Wells,

5c
investment-income—5c

no -

Exploration

Midland

10-

50c

Ltd.

$1.20 preferred

teok

Oil

Marine

9-17

9-

$$1.75

9-15

$1.06

Y.)

(N.

1

of Canada, Ltd.—

Co.

for

9-30

10-

50c

(quar.)

<quar.)____—

value

par

——

1

20c

(quar.i____

50c

12-15

10-17

10-

20c

(quar.)

Trust

9-30

22c
37'/2c
15c

Gas

&

dividend)

$60c

Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd.—
5%
preferred
iquar.)__

52'Ac

R.R.

com.

common

9-15

Fund,-Incr—-

Mutual

par)

Inc.,
A

22(4c

Plantations

$1.25

9-30

9-30

(Stock

Soig

(quar.)

(Ky.)

Manufacturers

12-29

Oil

Pacific

Sierra

9-19

20c

Co.

9-15

51 T«c

:

WiUiamsport

Sons,

9-30

(quar.i.

30-17

—

Snyder Tool & Engineering Co.___

45c

10-15

51'Ac
51V

(quar.-)—•=

;

($25

&

9-30

10-17

9-15

4c

Watch

preferred

preferred

10-17

25c

1

140c

(quar.)

4(4%

9-16

20c

(quar.)

com.

10-

25 c

7% preferred
(increased)—;

preferred

Lowensteln

1

(quar.i

preferred

50c

„

9-19

Refractories & Abrasives Corp.—

Quarterly

9-10

__.

1

$5c

Storage Battery

9-10

1

10c

5%

6

10-

45c

(quar.)

Machine Co.,

1

10-

fquar.i____.

5%

9-1C

9-19

183Ac

(quer.)

467/BC

Extra

Electro

9-

9-30

10c

(Pittsburgh)

preferred

10-

7%'

Extra

(quar.i

Electric

Mississippi

quarterly

Brewing

$1.25

(quar.)

10-

20c

—

Light Co., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
l
4% preferred (quar.)
4.10%
preferred (quar.)
4.15%
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred (quar.)

Electric

9-15

25c

&

3

—

(quar.)_____—

Sherwin Williams

from undistributed

87'Ac

20c

(quar.)

3.75%

$2.10

9-16

Gas

15c

Duquesne

Easy

1

Foundry's & Steel—

Increased

Ltd.

Co.,

Chain

7'Ac

—

:

Dominion Corset, Ltd._
Dominion

Louisville

15c

Diamond Portland Cement,

Duquesne

9-30

7'Ac

._——,—

Diversey Corp.

10-19

17'Ac

(quar.)

iquar.)

Hardware

Co.,

Longines-Wittnauer

Steel

12'Ac

(quar.l__:

E'xtra

Detroit

9-16

35c

(increased)

com

Inc.

Inc.

Delta Electric

1

$2

preferred (quar.);—_—1
——Stores, 5%
preferred (quar. >■_

Stores,

10-

50c

(quar.)

Curlee

Davega

Locke

10-

Electric,

&

Electric

$1

$6'Ac

(quar.i_

(quar.)

Cuban

4'A%

Lindsay Chemical

9-15

$1

(quar.)_—

class

9-12

__;

4c

Securities,

preferred

9-12

50c

(quar.i__.

Forster

&

7-27

9-20

(quar.i

1

9-30

35c

(quar.)__

4(4 %■ preferred
4.40%- preferred

9-12

Industries

9-26

10-

9-

Gas

preferred

Shamrock

Corp. of Delaware iquar.)__
Langendorf United Bakeries, Inc.—
Common
(quar.)

10-

$1.37'A

9-15

Diego

Selama-Dingings

Lamson

45c

5%

9-20

(quar.)

$20c

9-30

10-15

preferred

9-15

Chemical—

(quar.i___

preferred

9-20

10-15

ft-

Relining—

convertible

9-30

,

9-23

&

10-14

Ltd.—

9-23

France

Oil

9-30

8c

Co.

10-15

10c

(quar.)

(quar.)

$$1

quar.

Refining

40c

HO

a five-for-one split
shares, payable on or

(quar.i—____

10-20

6

1

Ltd.—

Insurance

Corp.

25c

San

9-

9-15

American

Cable

6%

9-15

payable on or about Sept. 15.

10-21

3

Roosevelt

S-20

9-16

12-12

H

Plywood Corp.

Sangama

;Kelling Nut, 6% preferred iquar.)
Keystone Portland Cement (quar.).
Kings County Lighting, 4% pfd. iquar.)____
;Kingwood Oil Co. (stock div.)

9-23

Rome

8-20

9-15

1-3-56

5c

$12(40

9-15

3

9-20

9-29

87'AO

(quar.)

10-24

25c

Extra

$1.06(4

1

10-

Roddis

9-20

10- 1

5c

9-15

1

$10c

26.

9-20

(quar.)_

1

10-

6

Co.—

9-30

(quar.I

Kokenge Co.

$1.80

1947)

A

10-

9-

approved

Sept.

Rochester

9-20

40c

10-

La

9-20

1

6

9-22

$27c

common

40c

Power

Sugar

9-21

9-30

9-30

10-

1st

(CanadaI,

M'etals

about

1

9-22

10-20

—

(quar.i.

the

9-20

10-

9-15
10-20

5c

A

Stockholders

$0.0126

Industries,

(initial

Oil

Chains

Class

9-30

10-

1
(quar.)

common

preferred
Bearings, Inc.L

Graphite

Renolds

&

&

9-21

.

&

Britain

Battery

W.

9-14

Ltd., class A_

Investors,

Cresmont

Great

Julian

10-

common

1945

8-31

9-20

5c

$27c

convertible

$1.37%

Kekaha
1

1

—

1

1

$1.50

America,

90c

Ltd

9-15

1

—

10-

9-15

10-

40c

(quar.)__

—

of

40c

9-14

5

(increased)

com.

8-29

100%

1

10-

(quar.)—

9-22

9

20c

10-

10c

(quar.)

(series

9-30

Johnson

7

10-

10%

Lumber

Bay

Corning

9-

10-

dividend

preferred

9-26

674C

income)—-

3

9-

$25c

net income)

7

Trust-^-

(Toronto)

Co.

9-

7'Ac

is-ai

Ranaall

Trust of Boston—

com.

—

Corp.

investment

9-26

New

—

(quar.)

9-16

$$2.50

]
K.

*

(From

Dejay

Investment
:

9-15

75c

—

(quar.)
Telephone—

Investment

Consumers Gas

Decca

International
1

9-15

10%

Extra

8%

9-15

1
1

Bell

preferred

Banking

Consolidated

Crum

1

Y.)—

common

conv.

preferred

10-

40c

(N.

1

1

35c

(quar.)__

Corp.

10-

9-21

10-

Bearings Canada, Ltd.—
A

$3.50

10-

10-13

12c

Carolina—

North

Extra

9-30

20c

(quar.)

10-

$1.12

Corp.,

Common

10-

40c

__________

& Suburban

Commercial

Coos

9-20

$1.19

Quarterly
5V2%

9-15

1

M.

Class

Reynolds

partic A (quar.)
preferred
(quar.i

$1.04

Bank

Chicago Molded Products

Clary

9-15

1

50c

dividend

Cincinnati

1

1010-

&

9-21

as

(quar.i

$1.25

Class A (quar.I
:International Minerals &

10-

20c

(quar.)____—

Exchange

R.

so

common..,

preferred

10-15

25c

Hardware Mfg._____i.i__L
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Co., Ltd.—

9-15

Quarterly

9-15

Oats,

$1),

to

each

(quar.)

6%

50c

(quar.i

Metal

preferred

9-23

9-20

$75c

common..

of

9-30

9-23

3-1

for

(quar.i

Co.

Quaker

9-30

effect

I

split-up I

Gas

Pyramid Electric Co.

50c

Ltd.,

3-1

changed

9-20

10-15

to

as

shares

5

,

10-13

be

9-20

10-17

so

(two

1

10-

Itic

$1),

to

Service

5.60%

Co.—

of

1

—:

Chapman Valve Mffg.

Co.

(par

effect

to

Radio

v

to

common

9-30

50c

(quar.)__

10-

A__

9-20

80c

Industrial

$1.16

class

Corp.,

9-30

56(Ac

<quar.)__

Co.

B

9-20

.

Material

$1.02 »A
$1.02'A

____

be changed
split-up)

Class

9-3G

(quar.i

50c

—

9-19

Providence

_

9-15

(quar.)——

Central

Cement

4%

(quar.)-

4.65%

9-19

10c

Indianapolis Water Co., 5% pfd.
4(4%. preferred B (quar.)

Service—

Public

10-10

1

Public

(quar.)

Ireland, Amer. dep. receipts

9-23

$1.20

.

1

10-

6c

_

1

(quar.)————

10-10

11-

$l

10-

(quar.)

Gas

1

10-1

'

$1.37%

$1.183A
$1.183/4

(quar.I

11-

Tools,

Progress Laundry Co. (quar.)_______
Prosperity Co., class A common (stock div.)
(Two shares for each share held (par to

9-20

■;

30c

____

9-16

9-

2

Hawaii,

Tobacco

3

realized

9-15

9-12

Canada—

$1.02'A

(initial)——

common

preferred

Ideal

Ltd.—
—

Field

from

(quar.)
Telephone (quar.)

Distance

Electric

9-20

(initial)

preferred

Imperial

9-15

5c

—

Oil

17c

9-15
9-

or¬

9-15

9-23

Portable

9-30

dividendi

of

and

from

35c

10-14

9-30

(increased)__!___

Co.

Insurance

5(4%

9-15

(stock

(quarterly

9-20

9-13

9-30

1

of

Corp.

common

3

10c

(quar.)

(quar.)

preference

Corp.

10-

Central Illinois Electric & Gas—
New

preferred

.

Products,
(s-a)

Motors

11-15

65c

(quar.)

(L. E.) & Co.
Brewing

Carpenter
Centlivre
Central

(quar.)

preferred

conv.

Hertz

15c

(quar.),.

$2.50

Hercules

$$1

(jquar.)—

com.

preferred

$$2

preferred

Capitol Records,

5%

income

40c

20c

(quar.)

9-30

11-

50c

(quar.i

Paper

(quar.)

Fibre

Inc.

10c

(quar.)

(initial-quar.)

preferred

Hendershot

Steel

9-12

(quar.)

$$1.25

4 %

8%) preferred

common

9-16

9-30

(quar.)

preferred

9-16

9-23

10-15

& Co.—

4%

$15c

(quar.t__

common

A

9-20

9-23

10-10

Y.

5%

Flooring Ltd., class B

Canadian

(Walter)

&

Fund,

Long

$1.12Va

(quar.)

class

conv.

9-20

10-15

62'Ac
62'/2c

30c

Helicopter Air Service Inc.—

20c

Ltd., 5%>

Tool

9-15

6%

10-15

$1.18JA
$1.18 JA
:

$2.50

933Ac

1

Heller

$1.12'A
$1.12(4

•_

(quar.

12 Ac

_______

10-

8

9-20

75c

net

$1.06(4

Hawaiian Electric

9-

10-15

$1.10

(quar.)

(quar.i__^

Chemical

$1.37 »/2

9-15

9-15

9-19

Philippine

iquar.)
(interim)

Haveg Industries

1

capital gains)
Philadelphia & Trenton RR.

iquar.)

of

N.

dinary

10-

•

Iron

held

(accum.)__

of

preferred

50c

9-19

$1.37 Vi

9-21

45c

(s-a).

(quar.)_.

Quarterly
Bread.

preferred

10-24

1

(quar.)

9-23

9-15

50c

—

1

Campbell Taggert Associated Bakeries, Inc.—
Canada

Y.)

Co.

4

1

10-

;

Philadelphia

Co.—

10-

25c

(accum.)

11-

$1.06'A

28'Ac

pfd.

Peden

10-

10-15

9-15

(resumed)_

(N.

Realty
Bank

1

10-15

9-30

(quar.)

4'A%

Co.,

preferred
Rust-Proof

Extra

9-12

27 'Ac

com.

12'Ac

(quar.)—

(quar.)__l

preferred

Bymart-Tintair,-Inc.,

Grand

9-20

J2-10

35c

iquar.)

(quar.)

com.

9-19

9-30

9-20

9-

9-30

55c

Machine

12-20

Guardian

10-14

9-12

45c

(quar.)_.

Lewis

Union

1

Express

preferred ,(quar,)-______

Parker

Southwest—

lquar.l____

Guaranty Trust

$4.50

1

9-30

$50c

(s-a)

9-30

—

(quar.)

10c

_———

4'A %

Co.,

Inc.,

9-30

11-

9-

1

9-30

.

(quar.)__

35c

I quar. t
:_

Forge Co
Mfg.

Giddings &

9-30

9-15

9-23

$75c

Ltd.

■

$4.40

9-12

9-30

9-10
10-

20c

quar.)

(quar. I

25c

Works

the

of

Rubber

Co.

10-21

Lighting,

9-23

31'Ac

Co.,
a.

Intermountain

10-15

75c

(quar.)___

Terminals

9-24

$1

20%

_.

(quar.)

preferred
Art

Pacific

9-15

'

20c

Co

(initial)

common

;

Pacific

9-23

45C

(quar.i

33m%

Coast

7

20c

(quar.)

preferred

Gibson

10-

7 Vic

(quar.)

25c

(quar.)

Corp.

4'A%

9-15

1

9-15

9-20
12-20

"

37'Ac

9-15

1

preferred

$4.75

(increased

(quar.)__

9-15

10-

5%
Pacific

Penobscot

Co.

preferred

9-29

20c

$1.12'A

9-16

$20c

.

(quar.i

preferred

9-

8-16

9-16

'9-16

1

10-

$6

(quar.i

Fertilizer

Co.,

'

25c

preferred

&

Extra

(quar.)

4'A%

9

Coast

1

$1.25

9-16

1

Pacific

1

11-

(liquidating!

9-16

9-30

30c

Co.

Products; 4%

9-13

10-

65c

$1.02(4
$1.02'A

<

$8

Chemical

10-

10%

preferred

(quar.)

Leather

Pacific

8c

Utilities

&

9-30

Sugar Co., Ltd

Pabco

10c

Corp.,

Tire

9-27

$2.50

(quar. i

i

(Shelby, N. C.)

Property

Gear

10-

183Ac

,

Foote

Time

9-16

(quar.)

8

»

(quar.)

preferred

$5.50
7

9-24

10-

Co.—

preferred

4'A%

two-

(accum. i__

common

(quar.)

Insurance

Boston-Personal

4'A %

a

Y.)—

preferred

9-30

..

Liquidating
Oahu

8-26

10-29

File

Northwestern

3

$2

(quar.i

(N.

(s-a)

Telephone

5 'A %

_____—

1st pfd.

(quar.i__

Laboratories

Butler

on

(quar. I

com.

Quarterly

Butler's

1

10-

10-

preferred

Bulfalo

director's

a

shares

the

Nicholson

9-15
9-

9

9-

75c

—

Reinsurance

General

approved

split

Manufacturing,

British

1010-

50c

iquar.):

A—

Brick Co.,

Blue Ridge

Brad

$18c

B_

&

preferred

l'15c

class

B.)

&
dividend

$2.20

9-19

1

7

9-15

9-15

25C

(quar.)

(quar.)

(quar.)—
Funds, Inc.—

Realty

General
9-30

basis

B/G Foods, class A

Baxter

dividend.

10-

$5

of Canada

preferred

Stock

40c

4%

Fund

to

for-one

4 'A %

stock

Ltd.,

Inc.,

Stockholders

(D.

General

pro¬

1

$1

stock series

Telegraph

General

(quar.)__

Products,

Bates

25%

a

directors'

a

9-

9-15
10-

10c

Pennsylvania

City Bank

convertible

6%

9-20

10-20

special meeting

a

on

9-30

1

9-15

20c

Gaylord Container Corp. (quar.)
General Controls, common (quar.)

9-30

10-15

11-

$1

(quar.i

Hardware,

A

at

24

declare

to

Industries

Ashdown

Avon

Oct.

on

10-15

loc

iquar.)_

(increasedi

35c

;

Calculating Machine

Fuller

1

9-

10-15

$1.25

Fire

Corp.

Stockholders will vote
to be held

Friden

9-16

6%

preferred iquar.)__

American

1

9-15

Foundry—

(quar.)

American

10-

$1
30c

preferred

(quar.)

(quar.)

Custodian

Preferred
Franklin

___

4.10%

9-16

90c

preferred..(quar.i

9-15

$8

National

Franklin

30c

_

_

&

3.90%

9-30

(quar.)

(quar.)_

(Increased quar.)
Florida Mutual Fund

9-15

Inc.—

Factors,

Arvin

Inc.

of

preferred

Fxtra
First

$1.12 »A

Mills,

Machine

3.90%

(quar.)

preferred (accum.)
Ltd._

conv.

American

American

5%

Co.

3.60%
1

9-30

9-30

97'AC

en¬

10-15

8-31

10-10

40c

85c

are

10-

Holdert

9-10

$1.50'
common

11

Payable of Reo.

$1

(quar.)

,

Stores

(quar.)

common

preferred

$26c

When

Share

(Ohio),

3.40%

pfd.

Association

Telephone

6%
preferred
(quar.i
Niagara Mohawk Power,

.share)__

per

4.16%

Department

Fidelity Fund,

6

9-

9-15

$4.50

Name of Company

.

the

Inc._

1

this

(quar.)

of

,

Newark

for

they

(increased quar.l—
Fairmont Foods Co., com. (quar,)
4% preferred (quar.)

10-

9-15

which

Exolon Co.

Foundation Co.

Sugar, com.

preferred

stockholders

Ltd.,

10-

Per

;

9-15

1

Pay'mt.

rate

(T. H.),

Fairmont Ry-Motors,

time)
American Crystal

4'4 %

the

at

10-

100 shs.

to

10-

10%

_

.

com.

titled
Estabrooks

for each

to

amt.

34 3/8 c

_

12'Ac
omitted

made

6'Ac

___

25c

Industries iquar.)
dividend

•Stock

(Directors

be

sh.

Holdert

Payable of Reo.

5c

will be issued.

a

343/8C

(quar.)

com.

(quar.)

iquar.)

10c

Allen

(%ths of

fractional

When

Share

held. No fractions
will

we

ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
date.
Company

Stock div.

an¬

payment

Name of

Company

Equitable Credit Corp., 20c partic. pfd. (quar.)

Dividend announcements
tables.

(1019)

-

9-23

12

Volume 182

(1020)

Per

Share

Name of Company

be

issue-to

Per

H older i
Name of Company

American

(entire
at $30

32.50
preferred
redeemed on Sept. 30

Brothers,

Warren

When

Payable of Rec.

9-30

this
company
and
Co.
voted
to
merge

by
the
Commission

Service

6%

Below

to pay

125%

a

Class

stk.

Gas,

A

25c
______—

Co._

preferred

11-1

American

10-14
9-15
9- 6
9-12
9-16
9-15
10- 1

10- 1
9-15
10- 1
9-26
10- 1
11- 1

Steel
Stores

American

Sugar Refining,

7%

Co.

American

(quar.) —.»
Surety Co. (N. Y.)
Telephone

this

American

Tobacco,

American

Vitrified

6%

Per

%

Share

American

AbJtibi

Power

(quar.)

(quar.)_______

(quar.)____—____

quar.)——

preferred ( quar.)
Abrasive & Metal Products,
b%
preferred (quar.)
F

C

Industries,

Acadia-Atlantic
Common

5%

A

—__________

Alloys,

Co.

Adam

Hat

Adams

55c
3c
40c

Stock

10-14
9- 8

Arkansas

Corp.

9-12

9-12
9-30
9-23

8-26
9-16
9- 2

10-18

9-29

$1

10-10

9-16

3%

11-18

10-23

25c

9-30

9-13

;
——

_~i

.

Standard

Insurance

Agricultural

Co.

Co.

Insurance

iquar.)

Canton

(s-a)

4(4%

preferred

Alexander

Allegheny
$4.37(2

—_

Ludlum Steel, com. (increased)__
preferred iquar.)_____—
____
Equipment Co. (quar.)

Industries

(increased

10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
9-15
10- 1
10-1

0-13
9-16
9-16

Atlantic

Co.

9- 6
8-31
9-15

Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd., class A

10- 1
10- 1

9- 9
9-13

10- 1

9-13

9-12

9- 2

9-30-

9-15

9-1
9- 1
9-15
9- 1

9-15

9-1

25c
10%

____

13%C

Products
Stores

Corp.

Thermal

Corp.,

Aliis-Chaiihers

Mfg.,

Aluminum

of

Co.

Goods

Mfg.

-

9-30

i

933/4c

10-

1

10-

1

5%

convertible

preferred

Sugar

75c

(quar.)

(quar.)

10-

1

10-

1
1

American

Aggregates,

Agricultural

Extra

preferred

Chemical

(quar.)

Air

75c

preferred

5%

preferred

.__.

9-23

5

75c

10-

1

Line

40c

9-13

Bosch

Arma

25c

10-15

preferred A

(quar.)

$1.25

10-

1

iquar.)

$1.25

10-

1

68%c

10-

1

10- 1
9-15

American

American
American

3(4%
334%

Chain

Cable

&

preferred

iquar.)
(quar,)

50c

(quar.)

Enka

American

Felt,

10-

1
1

preferred

30c

(quar.)

General

$1.50

Greetings
Hair

&

_

Home

Corp
Products

American

6%

Insulator

American

Insurance

(Del.)

Co.

9-30
9-21

1

9-16

&

4'/2%

Metal

8-19
9-

9

9-15

9-

5

N.

J.)—

(quar.)

20c

100%

American

Meter

American

News

American

Optical

American
Class

A

Co.

Potash

B

$4

9-15

9-30

40c

9-30

9-22

9-30

9-22

$1.12I/2
common

(quar.)-

(quar.)

(quar.)

12-

1

11-21

37(4c

9-30

9-

9

27(4c

9-30

9-

9

50c

9-15

8-26

(bi-monthly)

25c
•

50c

9-15

10-

1

9-

2

9-15

(quar.)

50C
25c

preferred

9-15

9-

Colleries

(quar.)____—

Wilcox

&

Co.

(quar.)__

(quar.)

Piano

Co.,

—

(quar.)_______

common

(quar.)————--

preferred

(quar,)——
Electric, com,

7%
Bank

Gas

&

9.15

9.

1

9-1

25c

A

(quar.)




preferred
Building

—

(quar.)
—_

(quar.)—

Oil, common

5(4%

of

Barber

Co.

Oil

9-15

9-

1

$1

9-15

9.

1

9-10

9-30

9- 8

9-30

9-

10- 1
9-30

9-

9-15

8-22

9-15
9-15
10- 1
10- 1

8-22
8-22
9-1
9-15

10-

1

9-9

Brooks

Brothers, Inc.,

9-15

9- 1
9-15

Brown

Co.,

A

37(4c

(s-a)^

9-15

9-

2

75c

class

9-15

9-

2

B

Columbia Telephone Co.—

Common

6%

Class

preferred

Class
Basic

(initial

B

10-15

9-30

9-15

4(4%

preferred

(quar.)

1$1.12(4

1-3-56

12-17

9

4(2%

preferred

3-17

7-1-56

6-16

1$1.12 (4

10-1-56

9-16

1$1.12(4

(quar.)—

preferred

(quar. 1

British Industries

4-1-56

isi.l2»/s

(quar.)

preferred

4V2 %

_

;

-_^.__L__

('quar.)

Corp. IN. Y.)

Extra

Gas,

Brooklyn

Borough

Gas

pfd.

5 34 %

Basin

Bassons

36c

of

10-

10-10

15c

10-

1

9-15

12-

1

11-18

iquar.)

6%

pfd.

conv.

(quar.)

Bath

Iron

|

(quar.)

Beaver

Class

Lumber

(quar.)

4%

each

new

10-

10-15

10- 1
9-15
10- 3

9-22

10- 3
10-

1

—-

.____—_—

—.

125c
135c
30c

17(4c

Burrus
C.

12-

Co. of Canada (quar.)

Ltd.

Quebec Mines,
Corp.

(s-a)________

I.

,_

(quar.)

(S-a)—

Steel

&

Cement, com.

(quar.)

9-15

,

9-15

preferred

4(4%
4%

preferred
Cold

Calif.
$1.50

$2.50

Storage

Electric

8-15

Pacific

5%

Co.

preferred

5(4%

preferred

com.

(quar.)!

Decker Mfg.

(quar.)
:—

(quar.)

<44.75

Class

Sivalls & Bryson

Dry Ginger

(quar.)

& Terminals

7

9-

7

12-10

12- 1

10- 1
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15

9-15

25c

37,4c
25c

10-

1

Assurance Co.

9-15

9-30

9-15

Co.—
$2.50

9-30

62(4c

10-

37(4c

10-31

132(4c

9-20

1$1.50

10-

Ltd.

1

9-15

9-15

137(4c

9-15

8-31

130c

10-1

9-10

class

(quar.)

A

.__

10-

9-20

(quar.)

8-31

10-

1

175c

Corp.

10-

1

165c

10-

1

9-15

1

9-15

bonus__

110c

1-

3

199c

10-

1

B

1

9-2

1

9-20

Canadian

Ltd.

1

9-20

Canadian

Ice

10- 1
10- 1

9-10
9-10

50c

9-30

9-12

4(4%

Canadian

A

Canadian
Canadian

9-15

8-31

common

(quar.)__

131 (4c

10-

1

8-31

131(4c

10-

1

8-31

150c

10-

(quar.)__

8-31

(quar.)

1

9-

115c

9-30

9-

2

9-30

9-

2

125c

Ltd.

Electric

9-30

9-

2

(quar.)_;

1$1

1

Ltd.,

common

(quar.l

9-15

Rand,

Refractories

10-

1

110c

10-

1

120c

Machine,

preferred

9-15

14334c

:

common

(quar.)

(quar.)____;

Ingersoll

1

9-15

±$1

(quar.)

Ltd.,

9-

10-15

(quar.)

A

175c

General

10-

preferred

12-15

150c

preference

Celnnese,

1010-

Class

(initial)

class

(quar.)

preferred

12(4c
15c
62(4c

Ltd.,

Breweries, Ltd..

Canadian Canners

SI

preferred
Ltd

Lines,

Cable

convertible

Canadian

8-31

Ltd.—

redeemable

Steamship

Class

9-15.
8-15

10-25

175c

(s-a)

i__.

Mortgage

1

9-15

|

115c

anniversary

$1.25

1

1
1

100th

Canadian

9-

1010-

Special

&

4

8-19

20c

(quar.)

150c

(quar.)
Ltd.

(s-a)

Canada Safeway

9-15
9-15
10-

(Toronto)—

Power

Ltd.,

1

in-

8

9-

8-31

9-30

tiur

9-

99-

15c

honus

8-19

2

9-

$1.183/4

1$l

Wire

9-

9-

9-15

anniversary

8-19

9- 1

9-

1

$1.06(4

Ale, common

Permanent

9-15

9-23

1

10-

—

(quar.)—

(quar.)

Packers,

9-15

35c

7

10-

Insurance—

Foundrys & Forgings Ltd.—
(quar.)
Iron Foundries^ Ltd.
(quar.)

9-15

9-12

9-

55c

A

50c

9-27

9-12

100th

Canada

2

9-12

1

Special

8

9-

1

1

10-

27u>c
27c

(quar.l

com.

preferred

B

8-15

10-

(quar.)______

States Life

Northern

Canada

8-24
9-23

9-30

12(4c

(quar.)

common

Service

Refrigerating

Malting,

Canada

9-15

10-20

10-

Quarterly

9-

9-15

8

63c

preferred

A

Canada

9-15

1

10-

25c

,

Utilities,

Hecla,

&

4.40%

9-

10-29

75c

series

Canada

9-15

8

Co.—

(quar.)

(quar.)

Water

Canada

9-10

5%

dividend

Distributing

&

preferred

(quar.)

25c

Brockway Glass Co.,

—___—_—

preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)

Calumet

9-15

9-13

6

10-

1$1.25
i$1.12(4
1$1

Semi-annual

9-30

10- 1

9

99-

10-29

112c
25c
$1.12(4
60c

(quar,)

Ink

9-30

50c

9

9-30

Power—

preferred

35c

—

preferred (quar.)__

(quar.)

participating

California

$1.75

(quar.)

(quar.)

quar.)

iquar.)__

California

50c

Corp.—

Markets

(increased

—

Canada

10-15

9-

9-30

9-16

shares

(quar.)

A

Canada

t50c
15c

9

21.

June

9-15

3-1-56

—__—$1.75

four

B

class

$4.25

11-10
2- 9

9

9-

ex-

Canada

1

9-

1

9-16

com.

9-15

50c

(quar.)

Ltd.,

new

9-15
9-15
9- 2

9-10
9-10
8-26
9r 1

5

1

10-

30c
150c
150c

,

—,—

15c

Limestone

class

of

effective

Dock,

Calgary Power Ltd., 5%

15c

'

,

shares

of

share

Financial

T.

25c
$1.50

(quar.l

Co.

—i
being

Extra

Class

15c

(Initial)——

9-22

10- 1
10- 1
9-19
9-15

8-

10-

30c

(initial)

1

9-15
8-31

9-13

125c

5%
preferred (s-a)__.
Campbell (A. S.) Co., $2.50 preferred (quar.)
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)
Canada Cement Co., Ltd., $1.30 pref. (quar.)
Canada Crushed & Cut Stone, Ltd.—
G%
preference (quar.)__!

1

8-26

1

145c

shares

B

1

9-

10-

10%

._

1

Corp.. (quar.)
Mills, 4(4%
preferred

Camden

10-

9-20

9-19
9-15

50c

Burroughs

9-19

3

1

quar.)

com.

six

common

Dry

Canada Life

B

Eear

Black,

of

9-15

10- 1

Extra

5%

9-

10- 1

15c

preferred
(quar.).
Bibb Manufacturing Co. (quar.)

Stock

9-15

$1
65c

10c

7%

Black &

and

Burrard

California-Western

15c

preferred

and

5.40%

(quar.)

Extra

Bessemer

A

California

(quar.)—

(quar.)_

new

receives

A

8-25

10- 1
10- 1
9-13

Bergstrom Paper, class A <initial)

Bethlehem

class

9-15

9-15
9- 1

10-

20c

25c

changed for new common. Each share of

,

9- 9

10-

$1.25

pref

class

Above

11-16

200%

9-15

9-30

55c

(quar.)—

Finance

B

8-15

1

(quar.)

dividend

Class

9-14

12-

(quar.)

Burgess Battery Co., new com.
Bums & Co., Ltd., class A pref

9-23

Co.-—

Aviation

Co.,

1

9-15

25c

(stock dividend)

9-30

1

84%c
$1.12(4

Quarterly

Class

9

5c

preferred (quar.)____—_____—
Packing (quar.i__
Belding Herninway Co. (quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.—
Quarterly

Bendix

9-14

9-26
9-15

15c
5%

15c

common

$1.50

Beneficial

8-31

6
9- 6

15c

(quar.)

Beech-Nut

Belleterre

9-

9-

18c

dlv.)—
(s-a)

(quar.)

Counselors

Bell Telephone

2

9-14

9-15

$1

pfd.

____

common

preferred
preferred

A

9-1

2(4%

partic.
(quar.)

Distilling,

Foods,

4(4%

9-30
12-30
9-15
9-15
9-15
9- 6
10- 1
9-10
9-10
9-10
9- 2

$1.4334

(quar.)

Beau Brummell Ties

Beauty

9-15

9-

Stock dividend
3%%

9-28
9-15

$1.50
10-14
$1.50 1-13-56
40c
10-1
$1.12(4
10- 1
$1
10-1
$1.25
10- 1
45c
10-20
$1
10- 1
$1.06
10- 1
$1.75
10- 1
30c
9-14

9-23

preferred (quar.)__——
Bayuk Cigars, Inc. (quar.)—

Beatrice

25c
SVVic

10c
10c
25c

(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(stock

Co.

Works

B.)

9- 2
9-9

9-15
9-15

Lomb Optical, common

(J.

9-16
10- 1

6

10-

Co.—

(increased

Steel,

9-14

10c

quar.)

Line Co.

Watch

Bulova

Stock

10-1

4%

Beam

9- 7
9-

20%

Industries,

(initial

Co.

1

130c

preferred (quar.)
Chucking Grinder
Pipe

8-19

10-

Co.—

Brunswick-Balke-Collender
$5

9-10

20c

(Charles)

common

9-19

Corp.—

preferred
(quar.)
Ltd., class A

New

1

9-13

25c

(quar.)

Distillers

Mills,

Brunning

9-16

95c

iquar.)

California

common

non-cumulative

Bausch &

9-20
9-26

50c

California

Bastian-Blessfng

4%
Bruck

9

4c

180c

quar.)

preferred

Oil

|

Bigelow

Common

9-16

2(4c

common.

&

Brown

9-29

,____

15c

$3.80

(quar.)__

25c

Taunton

Brown-Forman

9-29

5c

'

Brockton

9-16
8-22

2634c

dividend

9-16

+$1.1834

(Initial)-

quar.)___

9-16

(quar.)

(quar.)—

Ltd.

1

preferred

Inc.—

Refractories,

Stock

10-

1

10-

1$1.50

(quar.)

434%

10c

(quar.)

(initial

A-

9-15

10-

150c

(quar.l

1st

8

20c

(quar.)

Canada,

Controls,

Barry

(quar.):

preferred

convertible

Barber-Ellis

—

Equipment
—'.

&

Extra
Bankline

1

50C

(quar.)

9-15

10-15

Class
British

in¬

—_____

preferred

Big

Chemical—

Extra
.

2

9-29

50c

(quar.)_

(quar.)

Extra

Class

9-1

9-

$1.75

common

preferred

Co.
&

1

9-20

Convertible

8-26
8-26

25c
75c

(from

Inc.

—

Bensonhurst National Bank

(quar.)

Co.

10-

10-18

Metals, Inc.—

Products,

convertible

0-14

9-23

20c

(quar.)

preferred

5(4%

1

9-20

$1.50

(quar.)___

Corp.

10-

30c

(Newark,

quarterly
Maize-Products,

preferred

American

1

1

Increased

7%

9-

20c

preferred

:

American Machine
American

9-12

65c

International

dividend

Stock

1

10-

Semi-Annual

American

9-

10-

(quar.)

non-cumulative

American

9-15

8-25

10-10

(monthly)

Hospital Supply

Ice,

1

9-12
9-13

25c

(quar.)

Hardware

American

6

$1.50

common

American

9-

25c

(quar.)___

10-

9-9

35c

(quar.)

Felt,

1

9-15

25c

(quar.)
(Texas) (quar.)

Insurance

American

10-

25c

;

Products Corp.

American

preferred

25c

7

9-7

9-12

7V2C
Fund,

Stock

income)

Bangor & Aroostook RR. Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Hydro-Electric, common (quar.)_
4%
preferred A
(quar.)
4(4% preferred (quar.)

,

(quar.)

9-

1

quar.)

(quar.)

Bangor

9-12

(quar.)

1

10-

Budd Company

pfd.

6%

8-16

9-26

(quar.l

Forests

American

9-

8-30

10-

162c

9-29

Inc.—
(Hartford)

Co.

4%% preferred B (quar.)—
4% preferred C (quar.)—

1

9-15

40c

t$1.19

(quar.)

Packers, Ltd.—

(quar.)

(quar.)

6%

1

15c

Co.

American

12 (4 e

9-

(qilar.)

preferred

Ltd.

Baldvv)n

9-2

9-15

preferred

5%

Burlington

America

non-cutn.

Insurance

Balcrank, Inc.

9-2

10-

25c

4% %

British Columbia

Building Products, Ltd

1

87 (4c

7

9-

Babcock

9- 2

(quar.).

common

American

9-

9-30

93%c

__

(quar.

Corp.

Express

American

9-15

50c

Telegraph Co. (N. J.)
Electronics
(quar.)
Encaustic
Tiling Co. (quar.)____

American
America

C

25c

District

American

S6

1952

preferred

Colortype
(quar.)
Cyanamid, common (quar.)*.
preferred B (quar.)

American

6%

7%

7
7

9-

9-14

Ayrshire

9-15
9- 2

Co.,

_

99-

9-30

9-20

34%c

5%% 2nd pfd. series of
American Can

com

1

10-1

9-20

Corp.,

8-26

1

50c

of

Co.

Products,

non-voting

vestment

9-20

preferred B

8-26

10-10

1

10c

Steel

9-20

5%
£>%

10-10

6d

10-

Bucyrus-Erle

Axe-Hoiigliton

8-31

iquar.)

6d

(interim)

10-

9-15

Canteen

Avien, Inc., class A__

9-6

(quar.)_

(interim)__

10-

1

——________—.____

2

9-1

t$l

Buckeye

(quar.)

9-

156c

8-19

A

1

10-

148c

Bryant

(quai\)____

com.

3

(quar.)

8-19

,

Ltd.,

Service,

10-

(quar.)

10- 1
10-1

preferred (s-a-)—__—___—
Corp.
iquar.50c

Electric

30c

9-6

121 (4c

(quar.)

9-15

(quar.)

1

10-14

preferred

115c
I2V2C
27!/2C

B

(quar.)—

9-15
9-

9-15

preferred

preferred

9-15
9-15
11-15
8-26

Automobile

9-15

1

93%4

(quar.)

1

4(4%.

10-1
9-15
10- 1
10- 1
12-1
9-20

____________

9-15
10-

4(4%

9

9-15
9-15
9- 3
8- 5

12V2c
50c
J15c
115c
155c

9-15

10-

10-

8-26

9-30

9-15

reg.

9

9

25c

iquar.)__

common

8-26

9-15

Ltd.—

9

Automatic

9-15

18:,4c

Co.,

Barge

9-

Electric,

8-

9-16

10- 5
10- 5

receipts ord.

Columbia

8-

Automatic

9- 9

35c
$1.75

.

(quar.)
Note

preferred

American

iquar.)

com.

(quar.l___

Bank

American

1

9-23

10-

$1.50

Filter,

7%

American

$1.25

(quar.)

______

American

6%

5%

den.

9-12

Class

9-16

9-15

Tobacco—

deposit receipts ord.

American

9-12

(quar.)

9

9-20

12834c

;

American

10-15

——

American

British-American

50c

com.

9

9-

9-30

130c

50c

(quar.)

9-

9-30

Ltd.—

(Conn.)

(quar. )_>__,

9-30

40c

,

RR.

8'/2%

9-16

10-

Note,

Co.

________

Special

35c

Co., Ltd, (quar.)_

Co.

Atlas

9-15

35c
35c

Amalgamated

Bank

quarterly

Line

9-15

Co.

Oil

American

Line

Auto

Amalgamated Leather Co.—,

56V*c

9-15

gOc

preferred

334%

Coast

9-15

30c

.

(quar.)

9-15

9-30

40c

Coast

Baltimore

(quar.)__

(quar.)

9-16

9-30

:

15c
40c

Class

9-14
9-23
9.-12
9- 2

$1

iquar.)

common

9-26
10-20
10- 1

Co.

Atlantic Refining Co.,

America

preferred

Aluminum

:

Co.,

American

4%

9-26

40c

Atlantic

9-9

75c
50c

(quar.)

(initial)

1

69c

(quar.)_—______

common

Corp.

10-

9-

9-16

9-26

33c

Atlantic

9-15
9-2
10- 19-9

15c

Allied

S3.75

9-15
10- 1

9-30

10- 1
10- 1
9.-20
9-15

9-15

(quar.):

British

British

1

<quar.)______

Products Corp.__—
______—_
Atlantic City Electric (quar.)___—_—

9-9

30c

Extra

Allied

60c
5c

Pictures, 5(4% pfd. iquar.)—
Laboratories, Inc. (quar.)—

Allied

Investment

Industries

Picture

Athey

-

Artists

Allied.

Motion

Associates

quar.)_.

dividend

Stock

Allied

———__

9- 6

$1.09%

Bristol-Myers

9-16
8-31
'9-15

10-

(s-a12(4c

Co.

Increased

9 '-

62(4c

iquar.)

(quar.)_____

Plastics

Mfg.

1

.

preference

Brillo

9

10-

1S1.50

:__

(quar.)

15c

2nd pid. 1952 series (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
participating class A (quar.l

9-15

Institute

5%

9-14
8-31

20c

common

4(4%

$1.50

9-20

1

9-30

& Co., Ltd.—

37'/2c
$1.25
$1

—

10-17

1

9-15

75c

(quar.)

______

(T. G.)

35c
125c

quar.)

9-'2

1

10-

87(4c

(quar.)

(increased)

50c

(quar.)_____.

10- 1
9-20

Electric &

Alien

$4

& Stratton

Extra

Bright

Refining—

50c

(quar.)—

Hamilton

Allen

$5

Ltd.

,

&

(increased

30c
$1.06'4

common^) quar.»——

Inc.,

Oil

Briggs

Co.

25c

$1.75

(quar.)

Alco Products, Inc., common (quar.)__
7% preferred (quar.).„_;,——

Alden's,

Asbestos
Ashland

Mfg.

50c

(quar.)

9-

9-14

IVz'i'c

Co.,

3%

dividend)—

6

9-15

9-15

45c

preferred

Oo.____

5uc
50c

(quar.)

$2.50
$1.05
$1.15
$3
35c
$1.25
25c

—

(quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)____—
—%
Alabama
&
Vicksburg Ry. (s-a)
Alan Wood Steel, common
(increased^preferred

Corp.
Corp

&

Brass

20c

(;tock

1

10-

$2

Sons

12V2c

—

Arundel

9-9
9-9

!____

(quar.)

Corp.

<fc

Briggs

9-19

9-30
9-15
10- 1

9334c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Equipment

3V2%

British

_________________

40c
15c

——

preferred

4.20

Power,

pfd.

9-" 3

25c

preferred
(quar.)
Bridgeport Gas Co., common
5.28% preferred (quar.l

9-9
9- 2
8-31
8-15

(quar.)___—_______

Extra

Youngstown RR.—

&

preferred

25c

10- 7
9-15
9-15
9-12

(quar.)

4.32%

Gas

Art Metal Construction

9- 6

10- 1
10- 1
9-15

115c
7V2C

25c
31c
$1.06(4
12V2c
$1.08
$1.18:
22V2c

9-

9-15
10-

20c

dividend

Brillhart

—

11-18

9-15

35c

4'4%

9-15
9-30

—______

Co.

(quar.)

Western

Associated

Brass

Akron

A10

•

(Watertown,

(quar.)
Mfg._____i-

Akron

Alabama

75c
50c
37(4c

(quar.)——_.—_

Engineering

preferred

Common

—_—_—

Life

(quar.)
Gas

Arnold Constable Corp.

(Hartford)-—

Quarterly
Aetna

Y. >

12 (4 c

10-7
10-20

(quar.)_

common

Louisiana

B

9-8
10- 7
9-16

150c
170c

(quar.)__—

Power,

preferred

Class

9-30
11-1
9-30

—

Armstrong Cork Co., $3.75 pfd. (quar.)
Armstrong Rubber, class A (quar.)

8-12

30c
100%

i

.

(quar.)_.

Casualty & Surety Co.

Aetna

4.65%

8-12

10c

50c

(increased)

dividend

Admiral

5%

11- 1
9-20
9-12

——

._.

Corp.

(C.)

Stock

—

Arkansas Power & Light,

4.72%

(quar.)__—_____________

__

Fuel Oil

Arkansas

(quar.)

dividend

5%

9-10
9-10
8-20

(accum.).

(quar.)_____.—___.
Stores. Inc.
iquar.)—

Addressograph-Multigraph

N.

10- 3
10- 3
9-15

(quar.)

Co.

Express Co.

Stock

Aetna

£12 (4 c
130c
t$1.25

-

Wire

Arkansas

Brewer

Bridgeport

Ltd—

loc

12-10

11-30

50c

Traction Light & Power Co., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)_______

9-16
9-16

40c

Inc., class A (quar.)—

12-23

$1.37(4

(quar.)

Corp..

J.)

9-13

9- 6

(quar.)

(E.

6%

9- 6

(quar.)__

Arkansas-Missouri

—.

Extra

Acme

Oil

Brach

9-20

9-29

Quarterly

Angostura-Wupperrr.an

75c

Albany RR. Co

9-30
9-30

9-22
9-30

—_____—

9-17

Brazilian

20c

iquar.)_—

& Paper Mills,

Pulp

(quar.)

Anvil Brand,

9-9
9-12
9-9

75c

preferred (qilar.)
—.—______
Anglo-Newfoundland Development, Ltd.—

Argo

Boston &

.—

(quar.)_

$2.80

Inc.—

convertible preferred
Steel

9- 1

Common

Inc.

Oil

Prichard

Borg-Warner

9-12
9-12

9-30

15c

Book-ofrthe-Month Club lquar.)____
Borg (George W.)
Corp.
(quar.)___

10- 1
10- 3
10- 3
10- 1
10-10
10- 1

-—

—

Products,

Anglo-Canadian

9-1
9- 1
8-31
8-31

9-15

Co.

Post

Anderson

Ltd.—

Refineries,

——_

Acme Electric Corp.
Acme

(quar)

common

(quar.)___:—;

Aluminum

$1.10

10- 1
10-1
10-10
10-10

$1

—__

(quar.)

preferred

Acme

t37(4c
128(4c
5c
3114c

_____

—

(quar.)

class

$1.20

Holden

$1

common...—_

Sugar

Anchor

9-7
9- 7

—_______

4(4%

A

When

25c
$1.25
10c

—_

—

.

preferred (quar.)__________
Metal, Inc. (quar.)_
—-

Ampco

8-25
8-31

75c
$2.25
$1.50
25c
20c
25c

(quar.)

prior

$5

Ltd.,—

Paper Co.

&

(increased

Common

(quar.)

9-15

'

10-29

15c

prior

Inc.

8-15

11-15

75c

(quar.i

(H. C.),

Stores,

9-15

9-14

20c

(quar.i_,

common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Aluminum & Brass (quar.)

Bond

1

30c

common

preferred (quar.)
Bell, Inc. (quar.)__
Diamond Corp. (quar.)

Bohn

10-20

10-

$1.06(4

(quar.)

preferred

Bohack

Smelting—

Zinc, Lead &

Common

Payable of Rec.
10- 1
10- 1

4c

(quar.)

com.

preferred

conv,

Blue

9-10

50c
50c

———

Products

Paper

American'Writing

the

week, these being given in

Name of Company

4

6%
Blue

10-20

10- 1

$1.35
$1.75

(increased)-

Telegraph (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)—

&

11- 1
11-1

25c

(quar.)—

com.

preferred

Anaconda

Laboratories,

6%

9-16

25c

-

(quar.)

American

preceding tabie.

Abbott

Tobacco,

Holdere

Payable of Rec,

Electric^-;

&

(quar.)

Co.

When

/Per

*

.\:^' " fy ^Share

Gas

preferred

5(4%

—

——

iquar.)
Foundries

Valley

Blaw-Knox

9- 6
9-2
9-8
9-8

31(40

B

American

not yet

announced

dends

9-15
10- 1
10- 1
9-30

25c

—

———

_.

Class

$1.25

7- 5
9-1G
9-15

9-15
9-J0
10-15

give the dividends announced in previous
paid. The list does not include divi¬

we

9-24

60c
$1.50

—

(quar.)

Hxtra

weeks and

4.25%

0-12
12-12

States Insurance Co. (Indianapolis)

A

Natural

0-20
12-20

35c

(quar.l

(quar.)

common

Stamping

(accum.i——$2
5% pfd. <quar.)_
37(4c
Whitaker Cable Corp. (quar.l
20c
White Hardware, Ltd., $2.80 1st pfd. (quar.)
170c
York Corrugating
(quar.)
——__—
25c
York Water Co. (quar.l
30c
Zcilers, Ltd.
£22(4c
class

.....

Bloch Bros.

quar.)_____—

American

& Surety
iquar.)_____..
3dc
Western Grocers. Ltd., $1.40 pfd. (quar.)—135c
Western Insurance Securities Co.—
S2.50

Snuff,

preferred

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

Name of Company

Sanitary

American

Casualty

Western

Co.

Re-Insurance

American

—

Standard

&

(increased

common

American

record July 5—125%

of

holders

to

tiiv.

$1.25
$1.25

(quar.)

Radiator

was

company

new

authorized

Western

iquar.;

preferred

.

.

Roldm

Blackstone

Washington^ Public

The

sh.

for

sh.

pielerrea

Corp.,

the
Seattle
Gas
and
change name to Washington Natural Gas
Co. Com. stock of both will be exchanged
of

Stockholders

1*

American

■When

Payable of Reo

Lines

President

5%

o

41%c

share plus this dividend*
Washington Gas & Electric Co.—
per

8hare

.

Number 5463

10-

1

9-14

9-28

9-14

Ltd

1$1

9-14

Ltd.—

£$1.12(4

fnuar.)

Westinghouse Ltd.

150c

(quar.)

(Continued

on

page

46)

10-15
.

9-29

10-

9-15

1

Volume 182

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Number 5463

(1021)

Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES

WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING

YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES

FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK

STOCKS

Range for Previous
Year 1964

Range since Jan. 1
Lowest

Highest

Lowest

4C% Nov

1

49% Apr

8

Jan

7

115 % Apr

20

107

Jan

19

S% Jan

6

14% Dec

31

13

Jan

6

5

10 % Dec

14

106

5% Jan

NEW

Highest

39% Mar 14

48% Jan

3

Abbott

Feb

1

4%

16% Jan

27

111

7% Mar 23

19

24

Jan

4

50% Dec

30

46% Jan

18

70 '% Aug

Nov

24

56% Dec

30

63

18

79

Jan

50

31

Aug 20

Jan

5

89

Nov

30

18% May

5

29 % Dec

8

22% Mar

2

33

Dec

29

Feb

24

123

Dec

29

107

155% Feb

3

172

4

July 29
3% Mar 25

157

2% Jan

12% Jan

4

85% Jan

6

104

*30

Jan

5

Jan

20

29

18% Jan

29

109% Jan
18
32

85

12

Jan

72

Aug

2

4

9

Dec

29

140

Sep

29

210

Dec

23

80

Jan

6

141

Dec

27

3% Jan

28% Jan

4

97

4

May

45% Dec
113

16

80

Sep
Jan

11

7% Jan 26
209% Jan
3
122

4

110% Jun

20% Aug 26
122% July
6
25% Aug '5

13
30

14% Jan

7

20

93

Jan

20

16

Mar

9

19% Dec

16

19

Jan

3

28

Jan

4

40% Sep

29

34% Jun

7

37% Jan

4

55% Dec

3

GO

5

97

July 14

45 % Jan

4

74% Nov

8

147% Nov

26

124% Nov 17

l7/a Jan

5

Dec

3% Feb

July 22

63% Jun

94% Jan

98

70

Jan

7

Apr

9

11

6

81 % Apr

13

143% Aug

4
6

160% Apr
134% Apr

11

llttv» Jan

34% Aug
78

40

51% Mar 14

17

03% Jan

11

10

9

Jan

Dec

Jan

9

104

15% Dec

47

24

Sep
Sep

122

104 % Dec

May 28

Jun

21

6

103

170

59 %

18

Jan

8

Jan

3

106

8% Jan

106

July 12
Jun

20

Dec

71% Jan

92% Mar 11

9

326

Mar 14

38% Jan

Aug

28% July 25
52 Aug 31
91% Aug
5

1

55% May 12
72% Jan 18

29

2% May 18

16

40

May

82% Sep
114

Sep

30

11% Jan

4

70% Jan

4

20

4

32% Dec

Jan

4

66

9

Jan

Nov

5

29 %Jun

8

6

139% Jun

13

35% Sep

7

31% Feb

2

69

22% Mar 30

4

15% Dec

20

14% Jan

6

4

58

Dec

20

56% Jan

6

21

41

Mar 15

33% Jan

6

15

14% Jan

4

104% Mar

5

May 31

27% Mar 15

37% Jan
Jun

92% Aug 24

6

30% Oct
96

6

65

Jan

23

Aug 16

84

Mar 30

Jan

12

41% July 26
106% July 27

22% Jan

18

33% July 15

18% Jan

17

100

4

31

19% Dec

31

4% Jan

11

10

31

6% Aug 29

9% Jan

3

35% Feb

23

49% Jun 29

38 % May 16

45 % Jun

28

16% Jan

Dec

21V2 Mar

gtd

Mills

Allied

8

convertible

of

Amalgamated Leather Co
6%

Amerada

Petroleum

3% %

American Bakeries Co

4%%

cum

American Bank Note
6%

Dec

29

48

125% Apr 21
105% Jun 30

148% Dec

21

140

Apr

4

169 % Sep

1147/8 Dec

27

106

Mar 15

126% Sep

31% Jan

7

54% Sep

56

Mar 14

63% Sep

8

46% Feb

Jan

4

13% Dec

27

12% Jan

26% Jan

5

39% Dec

9

11% Sep
8% Jan

2

16

Dec

4

8

33% Jan
57

Mar

2% Jun

American
2nd
Amer
4^

Bosch

Shoe

Inc

&

4% %

American

3%%

conv

3%%

conv

Export

157/8 Dec

27

12% Aug 17

Mar 30

American

&

5

42% Dec

30

40

2

76

20

70

Nov

17

7% May 17
92
Jan 14

13

Jun

28

100

Jun

14
12

90% Jan

28

27% Dec

2

25% Jan

20

31% Dec

30

100% Jan

19

21% Feb

24

84% Jan

4

17% Jan

11

19% Jan 11
100% Jan

107

Apr 21
28% July 27
94% Oct
4

29% May 19
104% Aug 17

American

6%

32% Sep

2

American

Aug""2

American

200

413%

5,200

105'%

*104'%

105'%

105'%

30%

29%

30%

29%

21%

21

♦104

105 %

29%

29%

30'%
7%
41%

♦21

21%

*21

21%

7%
41%

7%
•

73/8

7%

41%

413/a

42%

44%

44%

42%

423/4

42'%

423A

4 2 3/4

43

66%

66 %

66%

66'A

66 'A

44%

44%

273A

♦27%

28

27%

27'%

30

*29%

30

30

30

94

93%

93%

93%

94

61%

60%

61%

613/4

623%

62%

633%

60

LABOR
DAY

*165
120

*48%

27%

*166

121%

175

169%

169'A

*170

121

175

122

123

1243/4

125

*483/4

49%

49%

48%

17

American

13% Jan

Motors

4

American

60
July 29
38% Apr 11

American

American

News

53% Mar

American

14%

14%

143/4

39'A

393/4

393A

393/4

800

18'A

173/4

18

17%

173/4

11,200

13%

14

133/4

14

14

143A

14%

15

34,800

49%

48

48%

473A

48%

47%

48%

13,500

65

63%

64 %

65

65

64%

65

4%

4%

4%

4%

♦35%

36%

35%

35%

80 %

79

79

12%

12%

12%

Co

48%

5

Co

*64

10

4%

1

4%

50

35%

36

com

1

79%
12%

12%

preferred—100

*99'%

79

80%

No par

32%

1

*12%

102

*99

102

14%
♦39

32%

*313/4

*99

32

&

180% Nov

9

7

179% Jan

5

8% Dec

31

7% May 25

3

6

9% Jan
37% Feb

6

72% Apr

11

22% Feb

24

34

42% Jan

13

27% Jan

4

57
May 24
45% Dec 30

144 % Jan

4

170

Oct

170

Oct

26

4

29% Jan
50% Jan

40% Mar 14

161% Jun

13

39% Jan

3

40% Aug 17
125

Sep

27

33% Dec

Jun

122

Feb

1

29% Feb

31

1

62% Nov

17

Jan

4

74 % Dec

8

64% Jan

6

121% Jan

8

142% Nov

5

137% Jan

4

10% Feb 25

16% Dec

6

14% Jan

12

178% Dec

7

47

66%

22

138 % Feb

10

19

45% Dec
11% Sep

5

Apr

22

46% Aug 24
131% Aug 12
35% Apr 12

31%

31%

31%

16%

*15%

16%

33%

33%

33%

333/4

♦104%

105'%

*104%

105%

•104%

105%

•104%

105'%

27%

28'%

^:,>27%

27%

27%

273/8

♦89%

90%

90%

903/4

*89%

91

•89%

37

36%

36%

1,100

6

603/4

61%

9,800

116% Jun

10

9% Aug 22

27

Aug 13

26% Jan

13

25% May 17

com

com

,—

cl

Snuff

Co

Rights
American

44%

44%

44 %

♦125%

127%

343/8

34%

3

see

pase

24.

34%

Aug7 29

50

49%
88%

88%

142%

1433/4

5

*16%

16%

*16%

16%

100

1783/s

179%

Xl75%

Tobacco

3

49%

50%

1

com__100
_100

3 2

733A

74%

100
25

Xl36%

137%

62 %

63%

preferred

7%

116%

100

117%

x86 %
X141

3

24%
73A
35

92%
24

•171

92%

1,300

243/a

18,400

173

20

7%

7%

5,700

34%

34 3/4

2,800

74%
136

62%
116%

44%
34%
50%

58

58

260

176%

177%

3

3

74%
68%
116%

74'A

137

65%
117

9%

9%

28%

28%

25

♦27%

28%

26 3A

26 34

*263A

Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com new_l

22%

23

22%

22%

21%

Clayton & Co

Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp..
Andes Copper Mining

67%
117
10

74%
136%
65

116%
97/s

500

116,000

3%

375,300

75%

11,800

138

►t

.

v *

82.900

116'%

1,630

10

1

•.

<

3,900
200

28%

♦28

28%

27

*26 3A

27

20

22%

21%

22

6,200

80%

81%

793A

81%

79%

80%

62

603A

61%

603/4

61

603A

61%

38

37%

38

38

38

38

38

•103%

105

24,500

1550
2,700
100

•103 %

105'

39%

39

39%

37%

39

38%

38%

2,900

50

50%

50%

51%

51%

52%

52

5 3'A

17,900

*32%

333/4

33

333/4

32%

32'A

31%

31'A

500

39

.

650

66'%

79%

*103

./>«,

510

177%

37%

No par

10
14

743/4
137

3%

500

153/4

61

6.25

21.80

3 3*2

177

87%
143

80%

50

No par

preferred

Anderson

*87

176%

9%

—

3,000

153/4

28%

Cable

50

141%

93/4

Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
Common

50%

49%

16%

137%

40

7.800

16%

A

600

353/a

87%

A

45

127

34%

142%

28%

series

♦43%
127

343A

87

9%

Works

series

44'%
128

♦127

»273/4

Water

58

142

87%
142

T2

57%

25

$4

93

172

Co com—5

American

Co

6

233/4

34%

34%

_25

Wire &

Jan

35

common

Anaconda

13% Jan

7%

343%

Viscose Corp com

Tobacco

Anaconda

46

73A

35

92 3A

•171

126%

3 A

8

15% Nor 29

24'A

44%

wi

Mar

52V4 Mar 29

73A

93%
172

34%

preferred

American

♦57

No par

Co

Aug 26

,Mar 7
44%tfaff 3
57% JahTtf

23%

126%

preferred

5%%

110

92%
♦171

25

Steel Foundries

65

7

7%

34%

93%
24

171

preferred —100

common

noncumulative

83

8

93%

8,200

200

6

Sep

3,800

11.000

6

37% Sep

46%

5434

Jan

103

453A

165%

47

23

46%

54%

52% Jan

45% Dec

45%

165%

23

1091% Nov 24

46 %

54%

29

6

46

165%

Dec

12

2,800

463/4

15,500

54%

Nov

Jan

31%

165%

52

33% Jan

58 %

31%

9%

165%

Preferred

20

9%

573/4

313/4

165%

28% Aug

Jun

9%

58

31%

165%

6%

40

9'A
573/4

32%

165%

59

83% Mar 30

9%
58%

313/4

100

preferred

29% Jan

41% Aug 13

9%

573/4

55%

45% Jan
5

5,500

57%

Preferred

6

133/4

54%

29% Aug 16
Sep

343A

*133/8

57%

Tel & Tel Co

20% Aug 30

*33%

133/4

55%

American

,

30%

34

59

Sumatra

23

•13%

55%

American

1

•33

133/4

108

No par

31

5%

35%

♦133/s

•106

30%

303/4

Co—No par

20% Jan

10

♦333/4

133/4

107

30

93A

23%

5
10

Sugar Refining

11% Jan

35

30%

9,700

58%

171

100

Stores

120% July 12

•105%

31%

91

Ship Building

American

6%

1

B_.No par

American

7

107

30%

27%

46%

Sany common—5

American

68% Sep

*105%

27%

32

9%

-fc-No Par

Chem

•

P/a

-

~

577%

25

Co_

107

.

4,600

32

5

Gas

11

141% May 13

600

*15%

333A

18

20

38% Mar 14

31%

16%

Apr

21

13

Aug 19

400

102

Smelt & Refg com

American

7%

2,100

•99

102

33%

preferred

American

6%

79

12%

*15%

Safety Razor,
American Seating Co_

7%

2,600

x78%
*12'%

16%

American

Amer

1,100
6,200

34

33%

88% Aug 31

58% Feb
145

62% Feb

29

120% Mar

172

130% Jan

Dec~29

Jun

9

Aug 29

187% July 21
312 Aug 22
75 % Sep
9

172% Jan
3

20% Apr
113% Jan

Jun, 13

57

7%

34

4%

33%

of 111

Co

Std

&

4%

2,500

1

Co

Corp

Optical

Potash

300

14%

Co

Rad

100

8,400

17%

Co

Natural

3

Amer

49

400
230

53,400

14%

SS

Molasses

Amer

180

126'A

2,000

383A

1
par

1

Jun

1

*48%

49

400

14%

convertible preferred

16

800

183/8

Products

94% Sep

2,400

67

93%

*13%

Jan

44%
43

♦66%

29%

,

♦33%

3

■

30

20

31

44%
43

44%

94

27%

200

5,500
16,300

*29%

31%

26% Jan

700

19,200

7%

*93'%

x30%

5%%

21

*27'A

♦105%

9
Aug 25
46% Jan
6

76,400

42'%

STOCK

10

preferred
Metal

30'A

EXCHANGE
CLOSED

2

15

106

10
100

100

4%%

41%

663/4

44%

60%

American

7

73/8

41%

61%

30




70%

41

60%

27% Dec

footnotes

19'A

703%

41 3%

61%

27% Jun

23

18'%

69%

40%

61%

6

For

183%

*68%

100
Fdry common—7
100

&

6

8% Feb

18 %

69

40%

No par

Mach

21% Mar 14

July 21

17%

Metal Co Ltd

17

200

40'A

Amer

10% Jan

10

1,400

69

63% Feb

23

69

*153/4

preferred

67

41

18'%

293A

69

4OV4

*203%

prior preferred

39% Jan

100

*29'%

70%

17%

_l

issued"

22

Jan

30

*69

39%

Investment

24% Dec

30

29%

69%

5

14% May 12
50% Oct
7

28

*

1

International Corp

73% Nov 23

4

29'%

35%

68

12.50

Ice Co common

13% Jan

9

108

45% Jan

42% Dec

17

35

*105'%

8

11% Sep

500

2,300

343A

108

Nov

30

43,700

120

34%

*36%

Jun

300

24%

24%
*115

*105%

37%

107

8,000

783%

14%

Leather

Hide &

34% Jan

9% July

*104

100

24%

200

97'A

783/4

35%

*68

700

29%

105'/a

37

32

25% Feb

69%

17'A

3'%
39

29%

30%

3,500
14,700

43,500

35%

37

104% Mar 25

12,700

96

122

36%

24% Mar 18

1

30

39%

24%
♦118

♦353A

114

105%

35%
108

*68

10

25'A
121

No par

31

July

120

Machine & Metals

Dec

55

35

*105%

24%

25'A
122

Amer

28

121

24%

41% Mar 16

7

4

79%

21

5

Jan

95%

79%

27% Jan

19% Apr
7% Jan

156

94

80

23

1

50

95%

80

5%%

21

22

93'A

80

3.90%

Jan

Mai- 31

96%

American

31% Sep

25% Aug 30
44% Jan
5

29%

6
23

*3

39%

7

20% Mar 14.

26

3 %
40

*28%

4

31

118% Jun

3

*35%

94% Jan

24

6% Jan

3%

35%
82%

110%

29%

35% Apr

Feb

Jan

*3

3

107% Feb

Jan

200

703%

Power—No par

Foreign

noncumulative

2

Dec

169

106

24

25

70%

70%

38

*66%

6%

Aug

25

6

70%

17%

American

107

12

71%

891/4 Aug 26

30% Nov
54

9% Nov 22

70%

400

39%

13

4

15% May
32% Jan

96

♦28%

50

Inc

14

20

39% Jan

96

No par

Apr

Jan

15

96

-

*35%

No par

12% Jun

34%

96

29

122

100

convertible preferred
American-Home Products

105

96 %

*95

6,900

40c

Lines

Hawaiian

25

12,300

95%"

100

Corp

Gas & Electric

83

60%

38

♦78%

20

American

6

60

29

No par

Tiling
Secur—No

American

Mar 30

*35%

1

Co

6

1

3

1

com

16

"When

Jan7

Co

49% Sep

17

60%

1,400

10

75% Jun

Jan

60%

110%

,

1

Jan

700

60%

60'A

108 %

com

7

65

36%

108%

5%%

Jan

11

36%

105%

No par

62% Feb

38

36

105%

preferred series B_100
preferred series C-100

American

44% Jan

23%

Cyanamid

2

29

35%

81

Corp com__2

Crystal Sugar
prior preferred

19% Aug

Jun

36

35%

com

American

15

29

*35

173%
113'%

81'%

25

23

27

23%

No par

European

32% Oct

233A

36%

Co

Distilling

28

24%

79%

Cable

&

Encaustic

5% Apr

*23%

35%

preferred

American

Jan

17% Jan

17

7%

American

20

24

80'A

common

American

3% Jun

24

17%
112

36%

50

Radio

Co

9

31

112

17%
114'A

78%

20

Cable

10

4% Dec

2,500

17%

36

preferred

American

American Can

39% SOp

1

*110%

14,500

113%

78%

common..-i.a

527/a Jan

Dec

112

110

59%

Broadcasting-Paramount

15% Jun

16

41,500

122

37%

preferred

26
3

110

10
160

58%
121

76%

com

ser

Co

onnvprt.ible

Theatres

5%

Arma

preferred 1952
Brake

34% Mar 10
Jan

18 %

♦154

58%
120

*110%

112

119,200

114

112%

96%
72%

72

50

4

28

26

18

*95

9%

163

57%
120

18

60

Colortype Co

43% Mar 25

*110%

18

58%

common..

American

100% Jan

112

36

preferred

11

1

18

700

A
90

37

com.

20% Jun

July

*110%

57%

900

•91 9

*158

159

56%
*116

36

preferred

conv

Chicle

271/4 Mar 14

159

58

10

9%
*219

119

23%

convertible preferred

Chain

23% Mar 17

10 %

89

1

Corp

American

93

159

57%
119

Amer Agricultural Chemical__No par
American Airlines common
1

American

6

159

24

A

*219

23%

Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)

1

29

»'

*23'%

32

91%

10

.

114%

convertible preferred

3

Sep

10

20%
117

__No par

Jan

99

9%

A
*90

*219

112'A

America

43% Sep

25% Aug 12

90'%

Corp common__No par
4% preferred
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common..
20

71% May 6
29% July 11
30% Jun
2

32% Dec

*89

Stores

12

5

90%

No par

18

4

%

90'A

5

60

Jan

23%

1

35% Jan

Jan

x23%

No par

Dye

66% Dec

91

20%
*115%

241/4

100

Kid Co__

&

48% Nov

22

20%
116%

24%

1

Industries Inc

38% Nov 29

47

20%

*115'A

24%

No par

4

Jan

10,700

20%
116%

24%

No par

conv

4

43% Aug 31

203/4
117%

x20%
*115'A

1

preferred

4

29

20 %

♦115%

1

100

48% Jan

21

4,500

32

27% Jan

44 % Jan

3%

100

Alleghany & West Ry 6%

Amer

25% Dec

164'%

3%

Limited

105 % Jun

16% Jan

♦158%

3%

Aluminium

19

56

164%

3%

9

3% Mar 29

110

*158%

3%

2,800

119

91 % Aug

1

164%

3%

138%

*117

76

Feb

*158%

3%

138

120

23

31% Mar 15

164%

139

*117

Nov

100

*158%

139

120

7

17

137%

*116

Jan

27

137%

122

57

Dec

138 %

138

24,700

♦119

9

35

143%
37

lo

29 % Sep

105% Dec

14%

363A

100

3

18

15%
37'A

Co

17

Feb

14%

36%

Aluminum

Jan

26% Mar 16

15%

37%

5

Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp

6,700

15

36%

4.08% convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement

25% Jan

98

lo

common

23%

15%
37%

100

preferred A
$4 prior preferred

Allied

22%

23

15%

rights

Allied

22'A

120

3%

DAY

Chemical

23

♦117

36%

100

Allied

22%

120

9

34

Jan

23%

*117

120

2

15

15

20% Jan

23

*117

143

16

102

CLOSED

120

♦140

Feb

July 26

EXCHANGE

♦117

144

35

29

400

STOCK

2,100

*141

26% Dec

22

100

343/4

50

146

23

Dec

25%

343A

*141

11

22% Dec

49%

♦243%

34%

4,100

146

Apr

109

49%

25%

31%

*143

Jan

91

49%

30%

100

19

May

200

*33%

31 »/4

preferred

28

39

80
80

*24%

LABOR

5%%

3%%

*75
*77

34%

100

Alleghany Corp

Allen

31

683%

76%
80

25%

1951 series

cum

31

76

49%

1

preferred

$4,375

30%

68%

*75

49%

1

7% preferred
Aldens Inc common

4%%

80

*33%

No par

Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Alco Products Inc common

Common

68'A

76%

*75

*24%

Vicksburg Ry

Alabama &

26% Mar 30
117

Jan

Corp

Aeroquip Corp

0

68

*75

34%

No par

Air Reduction Inc common

170

67%

76%

24%

15% Aug 24
37% Jun 20

July 28
3% JaD
3

8,900

68 %

800

4,600

49

9

Corp

pfd

69

17% / 18

34%

Admiral

4.50%

76,100

17%

24%

Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__10

8

19

16%

48%

4

Sep

18%

16%

1

Co

issued"

8

139

14%

14%

109

31%

30% Jan

Mar 15

14'%

14%

80

6,400

14'A

14%

76%

Shares

423%

*107%

30%

8

27% Mar 14

42

108%

14%

*75

21

21% July
14% Sep

42%

the Week

10

Express

"When

41%
108

67%
V

Adams-Millis

77% Jan

18% July 28

Adams

6

42%
109

15%

50

Co

41%
109

109%

14

9

3

Dec

111

Steel

423i

42

*108%

34% Sep
121% Aug

Jun

21% Dec

16% Jun 14

% Aug 22

24% Sep

24% Aug 31
58

Acme

6

44% Nov 29

4

Sept. 9

25

common

27

39% Jan

4

24% Jan

Friday

Septi 8

preierred called

32\* Apr

27% Jan

31

Inc

preferred

6

26 % Dec

Industries

Sales for

Thursday

2.5Q

5%

PRICES

Sept. 7

1

5%

26 Ya Jan

4

Vending Corp

ACF

SALE

Wednesday

Sept. 6

100

26

Aug 25

HIGH

Tuesday

Sept. 5

5

common

78 % Aug

75% Aug 30
20% Jan

Laboratories

AND

Monday
Par

ACF-Brill Motors Co

9

51

LOW

STOCK

preferred

ABC

Sep

32

YORK

EXCHANGE

106

103

103

13

14

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1022)

NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous

IV, Feb

6V2 Dec

12% Jan

4

463/4 Dec

4

26 V2 Dec

30

14% Dec

313/4 July

31

36

'

«...

■

•3% Jan
16
5

Jan

6
13

3

May 12

5
8

47% Sep

Argo Oil
Armco

Armstrong Cork Co

102 % Apr

19

19% Mar

20

6% Jun

9

Jan

93/eFeb

14

$3.75

17

26

24

3

14% Apr

14

12% Jan

6

16% Jun

4

26 Va Jan

18

253/4 Apr

5

30

Jun

10% Jan

4

30

37% Sep

8

•3% Jan

6

31 Va Jan

4

Arvin

16

Mar 15

29% Aug

3

•2% Jan

8

S4% Jan

4

29% Jan

13

•2

Jan

5

27% Jan

4

111% Dec
55

Nov

134% Dec
61

Dec

104% Feb

8

113

Aug 15

5.25%

11

52% Feb

1

69

May 27

6

121% Jan

151

15

62

Aug 11

34% Jan

3

48

Aug

97

37% July 28
103% Oct
5

3

101

Mar

43% Aug 17
39% Dec

34%

29

May 17
Aug 23

95% Jan

4

101% Dec

10

97

29

4

43% Dec

10

38% Sep

Jan

6

Mar 17

4%

4

10% May 28

52% Dec
17

Atlantic

101 Va Apr

Jan

11

23

17% Feb

1$

May 26

4% Jan

4

17% Jan

4

4% Jan

4

19

14

Mar 21

% Aug 26

18

Dec

29

6% Jan

17

29

4S% Jan

18

14

8

Nov

7

6% Aug 18

23

Co

series

(voting)

prior

Automatic

Canteen

Babbitt

(B

Babcock

10

&

T)

19 % Jan

60% Nov 19

54% Jan

6

18% Jan

4% %

5

Jan

12

533/a Sep

1

4%

Gas

4%

32

Dec

31

30

Jan

6

Dec

29

83

Jan

4

64

Dec

30

55% Aug 17

66% Jan

13

Barber

Oil

11% July
24 % May

1

30

15% Jan

22 % Sep

9

Barker

Convertible

5

38 % Mar

8

4

36% Dec

10

33% Jan

3

72% Mar 29

Bath

10% Dec

22

14% Jan

6

17% Apr

0

Bayuk

4% %

55% Dec

57

Jun

8

9

133

Jan

24

147

Jun

29

33/a%

conv

107 % Dec

2

103% Jun

13

107% May

2

4%%

13 % May

3

32

24

Jan

27

1774

17%

17 74

2274

22%

14% Dec

Corp
Co

27

50% Dec

29

.

16% Jun

28

74

82

48% Jan

17% Jan

12

14% Jan

11
3'

38

5

29 % Dec

3

27% Dec

31

32% Dec

30

75

29

Dec

24
Aug 17
26% Jan 28
28 '/8 Mar 15

54% May 18
20 % Mar 15

31

35

Mar

88% Mar

4

Bliss

Bliss

&

3

Boeing

Co

Airplane

273/a Jun

8

393/4 Jan

3

Bon Ami Co

20

Jan

3

lo */2 Mar 14

193/aJun

22

11

14

Dec

17

56% Aug

3

93% Jan

12

49% Jan

7

6% May 3
20 % May 11
6% Jan
6

23% Jan

11

99

18

9% Jan

3

62

Aug
343/4 Jan
9b

11
4

95% July 20
26

Jan

6

12% Jan

4

60

Jan

13

$

14% Jan

3

25 3/8

Sep

28 Va Jan

3

55% Sep

9

10

14

0

18% Mar 28

21

38

44% Dec

Jan

Mar 14

67

Oct

34% Dec
100

25

6

28% Jan

29

Mar 11

33% Aug
143/4 Dec

13

May 10

56% Jan

28

95

Aug 11

2

32 % Jan

29

14 Va Jan

6

Jan

6

20% Jan

6

83

82

36% Dec

33

21

6

Mar 14

4

173/s Dec

20

15% Jan

Jan

8

6

85

Dec

28

85% Jan

20

25% Feb

24

30

Mar 12

37% Mar 24

10% Jan

if

Jan

4

1% Jan

4

7% Jan

8

$8% Dec 30
4

12Va Aug 20
•0% Jan

6

62% Jan

11

22% Jan

5

15 Va Dec

774 July 14
38% Mar 3

May 13

60

Nov 30

273/4 July

16% Apr

91% Jan

17
13

04% Feb

10

32 % Aug 29

100

(The)

Co

Co

Bush
Butler

73

37

24 Va

2474

2474

247a

24%

277a

28

2774

28

28 74

28%

35

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35

3474

40

1,100

35

24%

2774

23

34 %

34%

66%

67%

64 74

24%

5,700

5,000
600

64%

66 74

6474

66 Va

51,200

26 74

2674

26 Va

2 b 74

26

2674

4,100

29
1

6674
2974

287a

28 7'a

28 Va

29

1474

1474

1374

14

1374

1374

1,110

17 74

177a

177a

18

18

1874

6,500

1174

750

900

11 Va

11%

11%

11%

1174

11%

11%

64 74

64%

64 %

64 7

a

647 a

647a

6474

65

45

4574

4474

45 7 a

44%

45%

44 74

45 Va

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98 Va

60

60%

60 7a

61

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98 7a

98 74

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97'/a

%

6174

6174

61 »/4

2,000

2,800

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60

4,500

12,900

7%

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55 VA

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2174

22 Va

2174.

2174

21%

21%

2174

22%

5,300

89%

89%

9174

93 74

94%

97 74

98 Va

99

2,200

2.50

3174

3174

317a

32 74

317a

31%

3174

32 Va

*9674

97

97

97

*9674

97

9674

9674

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33 %

33 V2

3374

3374

3374

33

33

33%

1

1674

1674

15'/a

1674

155/a

1574

15%

16

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Inc

9774

98

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2474

25 Va

25 Va

26 74

37%

3774

36 Va

3774

-

,

6,800
20

9,000

.

2,300
600

99'/a

99 Va

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99'/a

26 %

26

2674

3674

36Va

3674

10,300

21

15,700

5

2074

20%

2074

2174

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9374

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93 Va

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21

2074

v

,

4/300

200

93%

92 %

92 74

28 Va

29

3,200
4,300

28

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"when

com____Il

31'/a

29%

31

29%

3074

2974

30%

7574

7474

7474

7474

75

7474

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25%

25

25 74

25 74

25%

25

25%

5,300

1874

18%

18%

18

18%

13

1874

40,500

1874

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18%

85 %

8574

18%

100

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86

loo

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80

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80

100

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87%

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29

5

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16

1

2874

15

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29

2974

16

16

16

21 VA

28%

28%

preferred

1174

11 Va

No par

common

Inc

2774

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issued"

Zinc-Lead

28%

74

5

2774

25

Co

28 74

30%

1

28

27

27

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1U0

102

102

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43%

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;

4374

1174

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18%

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2,800

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85 7'a

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80

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88

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8874

110

80

8774

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90

287+

29 74

2874

29

5,800

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1674

16

16

500

27 V4

27%

27%

28%

6,700

11%

11%

11%

10%

1174

7,900

21 VA

2674

27

27

2774

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101

*101

102

44

101

43 Va

l

474

574

574

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5

1374

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102

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5%
14

80

8,200
19,500
13,600
6,000

774

7%

774

77a

7%

7%

7%

3874

38%

38%

39

3874

39%

39 Va

39 Va

4,200

40%

39%

40

40

40

39 Va

40

2,700

1674

16%

16%

1674

16 %

16%

16 Va

8,100

9474

50

40

16%

714

$4.25 conv preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co

No par

*93%

9474

94%

*94%

953/4

—100

*61 Va

63

*61 Va

63

*6174

63

*6174

63

Canadian Breweries Ltd

No par

*31%

3274

♦3174

32%

♦32

32%

<=32

32%

34%

3474

3474

35 74

34%

35 %

56

55%

55 7'a

*5474

55 V2

Dec

29

28% Mar 14

35% Jun

16

Canadian

July 23

53% May 27

69

21

Cannon

,

Va

26

x35%

No par

Campbell Rad Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Campbell W & C Foundry
15
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com__ 1.65 Va

7

55

;_i5

California Packing Corp—

July 15

*54 74

No par

Co

Hecla

55

—5

A

participating

Callahan

55 %

*54%

issued"

Calumet &

7,500

3.50

Bros

61




72 74

*35 Va

4,600

No par

common

Terminal

33

24.

73

*34 74

24%

I_io

Watch

4

oag»

*72 %
*36

2,200

1674

81Va

100

preferred

4

see

72
37

%

5

Bigelow

&

44% Jan

For footnotes

x72

16

15

common

Union

21% Jan

Feb

78

*80

1.25

Burroughs Corp

13

57% Jan

77

17%

preferred
3%% preferred
4% %
second preference—„^

2

25% Jan

9

1678
80

50

Burlington Industries Inc

4

6

16
80

'?

8174

37

16
80

17%

preferred

"When

11

14% Jan

31

99 %

11% Apr

167a
81

16

157a
80

14%

preferred

Bulova

46% July 28
674 Aug 15
15% Mar 3

44% Apr
40 % Sep

26,500

161

6,100

$5

22

6

16174

158'/a

lol

5,400

Budd

22

Jan

160

160 7'a

507a

43%

4

26

16074

*159 7'a

42 Va

103% Jan

8

15974

1607a

43

99V4Jan 2$

13

2,000

16174

160 Va

51

42 Va

1

42 Va Dec

5074

159 Va

160

30

Butte Copper & Zinc

2 8 3/4 Dec

50

5074

161%

50%

DAY

42%

Byers Co (A M)

6

50 %

50%

159%

LABOR

42 Va

3

7

1,500

4274

12% Aug 26

2% May 17

34 Va

34

34

42%

36 % Feb

10% Jan

33 Va

5

6

33% Jan

3374

34

8,500

2.50

18

31

33 74

34

2674

common

9Va Jan

31

16,700

15%

24% Jan

23

5,800

1V4

5514

16

Dec

20 Va

1 Va

24%

16

3 3/a Dec

50%

20 74

1%

1574

12

36% Dec

49 74

20%

1 Va

5574

Dec

12

5074

207a

174

25

107% Nov

July

4974

2074

1 74

loo

10% Apr
26% Sep

6

5174

20 Va

174

1474

—

19% July
1
30% Jun 27

Jan

50 74

20 Va

1 Va

29 Va

4%

34% Jun

51%

2074

:<

26 74

common

1,600

'

24 Va

8

Mar 18

101

1574

Common

15

3874
*98 %

55

1

22% Jan

39

101

X5074

STOCK

EXCHANGE
CLOSED

*98 Va

2474

18 Va

23

101

5

Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Bucyrus-Erie Co

Apr 26

25

7% Jan

15% Jun

39

*98 7a

39

39 Va
101

15%

1

Jun

29

*3874

39

*98%

2,200
10,200

54 74

6

16% Dec

11% Jan

3974

4,900

14 Va

26

*2474

Brown Shoe

Aug 29

25% Nov 12

11% Feb

13%
2574

1574

25% Sep

92% Mar

2774

14

2674

5574

21 % Aug

92

2774

1374

25%

2574

6

80

277a

1474
26 %

15 74

Sep

84 % Aug

2774

14 74

257a

54 74

Mar 15

73 % Jan

28

1474

2674

2474

16

76% Jan

2774

40

1574

25

5

28

14 Va
26 %

—No par

Co

14

300

RR—

Brown

23
July 21
95% July 29

11

2,400

43%

5

Co

Brooklyn

13

Oct

2374

*43 %

25 Va

3 3%%

July 25

Sep

23 74

43 74

2774

10

,

Bristol-Myers Co

23

76

237a

43%

55%

Bullard

12

93

23 7-4

43-,+

1574

21

50 3/4 Jan

93

23 74

2.50

Corp

21,700

23 Va

*92%

95

'

140

31%

55%

47% Feb

20

31 Va

2474

Aug 17

29

3174

100

Forge

173/s Dec

95

31%

900
•'

105

100

Buffalo

27 Va

3174

*105

*4374

l

Maine

11

16

•

*92 Va

23%

l

preferred

4%%

17% May 17

Jan

&

54%

60

44

9374

23%

com__No par

Brlggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton

9

40

54 Va

54 %

145

9374

5

Co—

Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co

23

31% Feb

2,400

41

5%

34% May 6
100% Apr 25
36% Feb 16
111

2,300

17

♦40 Va

Common

4

77% Aug
783/8 Dec

73 Vt Jun
15 % Jan

20 % J an

Sep

47'/a

17

*4374

4

preferred

29% Jan

51% Aug
57% Aug

88

74% Nov

32

99

47 74

1774

31

Braniff

56 % July 20

24% Jan

47 Va

17

3174

Co___l peso

(The)

Mar 14

18 Va Sep

10% Feb

98

27

46 Va Mar

40

47%

17 7a

30%

Inc

Boston Edison

1

14

July 28
22% Dec 30

11

3%%

40

4874

17

No par

Borg-Warner Corp

8

40

47%

*39

54

10

Borden

7

9,200

145

Book-of-the-Month Club Inc

13

Dec

15

25% Jan

July

61% Sep

3,400

17 Va

54 %

100

3

Dec

12

74

100

56%
22 y4

1

Brass

50

99

22

40

10

class A

Co

50

4974

*135

_100

7

29

17

13% Jan

11% Jan

48 % Apr

32% Dec

22

Jan

663/a May

6

Boston

19
Jan

19% Jan

113/4 Jun

8

Mar 2j

53% Jan

53% Jun
38

14

99

X5574

54

pfd

Class B

Dec

43%
100

♦135

Co

Bohn Aluminum &

Aug 23
13% Sep
9

12% Jan
74 % Sep

a

54

Co

29

39

60

lOara

106

Inc.

31

Stores

3,900

112%

145

(Delaware)—

31

13

*104%

54

Co

18

35% Dec

112 Va

105 '/a

1

Co

Laughlin

35% Dec

July 29
67% Mar 17

112 Va

*104'/a

*35%

17% Dec

Bond

112%

104

issued"

4

8

112

*104

1

4

25

1117 a
104

1

(Del)

26

Dec

112

105%

*135

.

Steel

W)

5,600

357-4

105

Co

6% Jan

8

35Va

145

common

13% Jan

24% Apr

3574

105

-

17 % Nov
23
Jan

1

35 Va

50

Decker Mfg

(E

9

357a

29,100

17

__1

Blaw-Knox

14

35%

*135

Black

Sep

3574

105 74

July 21

33% Jun

6,000

14

40

preferred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com.5
4% % pfd series of 1951
100
&

1374

4874

7%

6

774
102 Va

14 74

105%

Sep

Jan

674
100

14

112

100

Best Foods

19

300

14 Va

*104

12.50

Co

Bethlehem

24,100

2.50

Best

1

7,500

674

46%

2274

'

1

Finance

6

22 </e

6%
4674

.

674
477a

14

10O

10

Consol Mining

&

674
*46 Va

14 Va

_100

preferred

Benguet

35% July 25

22%

6 74

4674

35%

13

preferred

474%

preferred

Beneficial

2274

6%
46 74

674

100

17%

14

No par

Bendix Aviation

3

13 Va Jan

29

80% Oct

7

14

22%
48

674

Corp

Howell

4%%

18

674
48

100

1,300

*1774

17 74

10074

Inc

(A S)

"When

22 % Feb

May

Mills

Shoe

&

6

Apr

2274

5

*17%

1574

1174

___100

Bell

56% July
161% Sep

*17 Va

6 V2

common

prior

15

170

2,400

_50

17

7

60 Va

13 %

11%

1178

No par

96 Va Mar

Jan

60
*

1574

11%

2274

30% Jan

43

60%

*13%

1174

217a

17

158% Sep

60

1574

21

31

101% Jan

6174

20 74

31% Dec

3

61

6074

20 %

Aircraft

48% Dec

607i

20

Bell

21
168% Nov 29

16,200

lo

Beech-Nut Packing
Belding-Heminway

111% Dec

620

4174

43

18

4

97 %

41

*42 Va

28

5

9774

4174

5674

38

4

98

4074

74

17% Jan

Jan

98

4174

56

6

30% Jan

98

387a

*99

Jan

50

9774

40'/a

*42%

133/4 May 12

1% Jan

98 V*

33%

99

22

144% Jan

9% May 6
65 % Apr 30
36% Feb
9

24

22% Feb

9774

4374

25

Mar 14

55,000

56 74

10

30

7,3QJ

40%

55%

27

29

48-/a

33%

99

Dec

32% Dec

4774

39 74

*42 74

35% Sep
14% Oct

59% Mar

48 %

3774

99

25

Apr 22

210

48 'a
<

4274

1

1

741

56%

28% Dec

453/4 Aug
9
193/4 Mar 15

98%

98

99

40

23

9874

*9774

5,500

56

29

1% Dec

2,700

*42%

Dec

% May 18

38

1,600

43'/a

144

50

Beaunit

Apr

48 74

3772

59%

43%

1174

Beech Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR

42% Apr

47 Va

Va

53 Va

4474

100

Beck

101

98 74

14174

59 7 a

common

Mar 18

8

98 %

14174

2,500

July 25

Nov

98 Va

.

59-,a
44

44 74

71

July 11

100

5974

4374

7074

96

4

141%

*59%

74

44

7174

30

18

141%

6974

44

1,500

71

11

17% Jan

141 Va

*59:,/a

170

62 Va

7174

25

90% Jan

139%

DAY

62%

70 7

Jan

Feb

143

LABOR

110%

109

71%

22 % Aug

34% May

63

71%

85

1

111

62 Va

100

21

27% Sep

*110%

62

31,100

Dec

10% Apr 14
20% Nov 26

111

6IV2

62%

52

90% Nov 22

44% Jan

*110 %

110 %

X62 V2

5174

26

3

1

110%

CLOSED

52

41

Jan

3,500

5174

4

6

37%

5274

17

Jan

9% Jan
32

3674

5174

Jun

81

3774

*13 Va

Amer

preferred

22 V8 Mar 14

3734

13%

Corp

143% Dec

31

37 Va

EXCHANGE

No par

Inc

4

Dec

36%

52 7a

Works

Cigars

4

25

|

11

preferred

Iron

6

6

36%

51%

Beatrice Foods Co

29

Jan

50% Jan

1,300

3674

STOCK

13 %

common

99% Jan

8

15,100

preferred—'

5%

4

40% Jan

15

29%

11

Corp

9% Jan
107

1474
29

100

Bangor & Aroostook

8

20% Jan

Apr

15

29 Va

10

Brothers

July 14

17% Sep
40% Oct

42

14 7'4

29 V*

48

common

noncumulative

86

1

15 Va
29 Va

100 74

Elec

Ohio

&

4

6

3,400

14%
*29%

38

preferred series B__

10

45

Co

&

Feb

101 % Aug

28

15%
29 %

37%

preferred series C

Baltimore

71% Aug 31

Wilcox

43% Jan

88

27%

2,100

15

674

Baltimore

105

130
200

7

29

,

102 74

35% Aug 12

Mar 24

113 Va May

28

4,900

2174

7

674

10
14

2774

27%

*21

7

10074

30% Jan

18

27%

28%

674

6%

8

Mar 31

27 Va

7

101 %

28% Jan

Jun

•6%

*674

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton

99

67a

X98%

24% Mar 30

35% Jan

674

98

2174

1

6

109

Dar

97

*2074

2174

(The)_Nopar

18

26

97

X21%

4774

Inc

Jan

29

97

2IV2

No par

of

Co

11% Jan

Nov

98

99

Avco Mfg Corp (The) common
3
$2.25 conv preferred
__No par

66

40% Dec

98

*S8

*203/4

100

($1.20)

pref

30

107

45,900

30

20

29

Jan

34,900

15%

29 74

1

No par

75 % Dec

Jan

47%

15%

2974

*9774

„

13% Dec

18% Jan

47

15%

2974

10

B

common

7

98

47a4

15%

30 %

10

Corp

Nichols

11

107

46%

1574

29 %

No par

RR

8% Jan

31% July 26
113% Dec
9

4674

15 %

30%

50

com

common

42% Jan

114

45%

16 '4

5

Tack

Conv

Mar 30

8% Feb

Line

$3.75

Common

22% Aug 24
8 % Apr 18

49% Dec

7

1,800

Powder—

Austin

18% Aug
24% Sep

2874

10

Atlas Corp

Atlas

20

Coast

Preferred

20
48% Mar 31

9

Jan

28 Va

"

4

15

4,300

2874

_100

Atlantic Refining

63

July 18

3 J 7a

28%

4574

100

_

__

Electric

8

14% Jan

23

3978

28%

50

City

9

15 %Jun

14% Aug

3974

28%

Corp—

Investment Co

40% Sep

11% Mar 23

12

Goods

69% Mar

10

Feb

100

393,4

28 34

15%

1

preferred

47% Mar 14

2

Mar 24

5

5Va

28%

2.50

Preferred

Atlas

24% Jan

No

Inc

preferred

Atlantic

2

*474

.5

Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common

22

Jun

18

Jun

58

5 Va

40

29%

1

Associates

*4%

39 %

5'/a

44%

Refining Co

Dry

5

40

I

Common

22

18

&

5

39%

2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par

Associated

26% Mar 14

Nov 29

Shares

*5

5
—

Corp

Industries
Oil

the Week

Sept. 9

10

_

com

common

Carpet Co Inc__

Ashland

Friday

Sept. 8

No par

Constable

Artloom

16

Jan

Co

Sales for

Thursday

Sept. 7

5

preferred

Arnold

3

22

&

PRICES

Wednesday

Sept. 6

No par

Corp.
of Illinois

Armour

96 V2 Aug 30

Jan

Steel

10

SALE

Tuesday

Sept. 5

5

28

31

27

Inc

Corp

163/a Feb

10% Nov

May 13

Co

35% Apr

22

21

Products

6

8% Oct

May 19

W

10

"7

22

P

HIGH

AND

Monday
Par

Archer-Daniels-Midland

27 V2 Aug

Dec

102% Dec

STOCK

13% Jan

—————

——

A

3
14

24% May

22

$% Apr

6 3/a Jan

43% Feb

4 Va

7

17% Jan

May 19

38% Aug 16

31

YORK

Monday, September 12, 1955

..

RECORD
LOW

EXCHANGE

Lowest

Highest

11

NEW

Range since Jan. 1
Highest

I ear 1954

Lowest

EXCHANGE STOCK

STOCKS

.

Pacific

Mills

Ry

25
No par

■

*5474

9474

94%

34%
6

35 Va

54

56

36,800
100

Volume 182

Number 5463

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1023)

NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Lowest

8% Jan
28

Lowest

4

27% Dec

29

40% Apr

12

17 '% Jan

107

5

Jan

30% Nov

5

126

Dec

6

30 '/a Mar 14

17

26

31

112

July 19
Jan

22

25% Dec

30

23

40 % Jan

5

63 % Dec

31

55%, Jan

4G3/4 Jan

4

11

62% Apr

Mar 15

7

37% Jun
37

Jan

Jan

113

20% Nov

22

17% May 16

3

19% Dec

29

15 % Mar 14

129% Feb

26

Jan

4

101% Jun

4

16'% Apr
107% Jan

28

120 % Jan
45

4

105%

Sep" 10

26% Dec
121

Nov

3

May 16

102 % Feb

8

29

20% Mar 15

26

115 >% Mar 16

Carey

Carolina

Carpenter

64% Feb 13
2

Mar

Carrier

Corp

4% %

&

Steel

Light

105% May

Preferred

26% Jan

July 20
July 26

7%

4

81% Dec

30

77% Jan

16

Jan

4

30 % Dec

31

27

Jan

27

35% Sep

9

15% Jan

11

19% Dec

21

18 3/4 Jan

2«

19% Apr

27

22

20

Central

9

Central

69% May 25

83

4%%.
5%

35%

34'/a

35

331/4

34%

15.900

34

34%

33%

34

333/4

33%

4.500

27%

28%

27

27%

27'A

28%

29

29%

6,400

1193/4

1193/4

*119%

120'%

25'/4

25%

5,600

79%

87

3.900

55%

,56

4.100

*119

*119%
25

25%

25 Va

25%

72 Va

73

73

73'%

75

78%

55

56

55

50%

51

50%

*513/4

54

*51%

1

X21%

21%

12.50

100
common

10

„

—100

100

120

251/4

50

preferred

16%
STOCK

EXCHANGE
CLOSED

DAY

17

21%

•'

55%

51

51

54

%

21%

51

*51%

21%

21%

10

51

480

54

21%

1,200

16%

18.400

161/4

16%

16 Va

163/a

1263/4

X126 Vt

126'A

124%

125%

126

126'%

170

52%

543/a

53'/4

53%

52'/4

53%

52

52%

7,200

*104%

106 Va

106%

♦105

1061/2

*123

*105

23
126

22%

1

*123

106%

♦105

23 Va

23%

125

81

81

80%

34%

34%

35

20

19%

193%

19%

5

20%

20%

20%

*123

81

preferred

55%

50%
*

21%

No par

common

55

'

50%
54

.

126%

22%
LABOR

preferred series A_100

Corp

120

25

of Amer com__No par

conv

Celotex

34

50

Central

6

Shares

Sept. 9

34%

10

series

4.20%

2nd

66% May

the Week

Friday

Sept. 8

36%

.*_5

series

Celanese Corp

Sales for

Thursday

34%

No par

Co

T/o preferred
Caterpillar Tractor

July

PRICES

34V4

Ohio Ry_100

&

Carriers & General Corp
Case (J I) Co common

127% Aug

SALE

Wednesday
Sept. 7

10

common..:

$3

Sept. 6

5

Co

preferred

Tuesday

Sept. 5

1

Co

Mfg

Power

Preferred

23% July
19% Jan

130

Monday
Par

Inc

Clinchfield

3

57

STOCK

(The)

(Philip)

Carolina

9

53% Mar

1

Airlines

Carborundum

Sep

87

56

Mar

Capital

26 Va Jan

52 V» Aug
4
49% Aug 16

7

13% May

6

Aug 29

51

13

7
12

36% Apr
120

YORK

RECORD
LOW AND HIGH

EXCHANGE

Highest

223/4 Jan

20 % Oct

13

NEW

Range since Jan. 1

Highest

13

Jan

EXCHANGE STOCK

STOCKS

Year 1954

•

16%

24%

24'/4
126

*123

35,900

24%
126

811/4

82%

81%

81%

1,300

35%

35Va

35%

351/4

35%

14.900

19%

*19%

193/4

19%

19%

7,100

20%

20%

21

20%

21

I

18

Oct

28

21% Mar 12

20

Jan

3

4% Jan
4
23% Mar 25

7'% Jan

6

40% Dec

28

37 V4 Jan

18

54% Mar 24

82

Dec

22

79 Vt Jan

3

14% Jan

31

453/4 Jan

12 '% Jan

8% Dec

4

20

Apr

10% Sep
93

»/a Sep

9

15% Dec

27

18

Apr

26

38 '% Jan

8

47% Dec

21

5

55

Sep

8

105% Dec

19

112% Sep

30

108

Jun

7

112

7

19% Jan

8

26

Dec

8

24

Jan

15% Mar 15

25% Dec

28

21

Mar 14

15% Jan

25% Dec

28

21

Mar 15

4

23% Jan

6

31% Dec

29

10% Feb

26

14% Nov

26

29% Jan
13

18

V4 Sep

2

Mar 11

30 % Sep
6
36% May 26
36% Jun
1

36% Feb
20

Apr

11

4

Aguirre

Sugar

Co

Foundry Co

9%

9%

9%

9%

10 >/4

10'A

10%

24,900

58%

58%

59

591/4

59%

60

6OV4

6OV4

2,300

100

X901/2

90%

90%

901/4

91

91

Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
Central Illinois Light com
No par

9 3'/a

93'%

16%

17

17

17%

17

17V4

17%

17 '/4

3,500

54%

54%

54%

54%

55

55

54

1,000

*110%

112%

543/4
112'%

4 % %

preferred

100

Public

Central

of

RR

Co

N

*110%

112%

*110%

30

30%

30%

30%

30'/4

303/a

29%

50

31%

31%

31%

31 Va

213A

313/4

*311/4

32

*31%

32%

*31%

32'%

31%

31%

*31%

32%

100

5

32%

33%

33 Va

33%

33%

34%

34%

34%

9.50

7,000

*13'A

13%

*13'/4

13%

13%

13%

*13%

14'%

400

class A

Class B

Central & South West Corp
Central Violeta Sugar Co

10 % Nov

29

6

17% July 21

Century Ribbon Mills

41% Dec

30

37 % Mar 14

28% Dec

31

23 % Mar 14

56
Aug 29
29% Jun 15

Cerro

4

33% Jan

4

48

14

54

Cnain Belt Co

33

7

Sep

6

11

60

98% Jan

5

108

Nov

22

50

Mar 17

105

5

62

9

109

Feb

3

July 19

68

Feb

16

Apr
Mar

July

6

38% Aug 11
8% Dec 30

29 Va

25% Jan

53 Va Dec

31

43

33 % Jan

46 Va Dec

31

42% Jan

6

56

Sep

8

84 % Jan

94 % Dec

9

93 >% Jan

17

99

Jun

13

May 12

4% Feb

14

2

6% May 17
Mar 14

9% Feb 25
59

Sep

9

Jan

24% Dec

30

213/a Jan

18

27% Mar 25

23% Feb

30% Dec

30

28

18

36% Mar 25

18% Jan

27 Va

May 14

Jan

2J% Aug

9

18%-Jan

38% Dec

17

27 % Jan

38% Dec

16

36% Jan

19

12% Mar

19% Dec

31

16 Ve Jan

21

5% Jan

13% Dec

31

12

10

Jun

.Jan

18

6

2

43% July 26
23

Apr

18
20

21

52% Dec

29

45% Feb

16

74V4 Sep

17% Dec

30

14% Jan

21

22

42% Jun

15% Jan

6

29

34% Feb

9

303% Jan

13

49% Dec

22

39% Jan

6

10

108% Jan

Jan

3

19 Va Apr

2

Oct

5

118 %. Dec

29% Jun

Pasco

1% Jan

10

Feb

9 Va Feb

14

Dec

31

15% May

31

3
"j

35
May 25
72% Dec 21

25

Aug

105% Oct

12

28% Jan

84 %

11

Feb

3
17

13% Mar 14
29

Jan

7

66 Va Jan

18

6% Jun
201/2 Sep
59

Chicago & East 111 RR

49

9
15

23% Jan

Aug
4
59% Jan 18

Aug 12
Nov

17

100

23

43

75

Feb

Mar 14

50% Feb

A

18

59 % Sep

1

Mar 24

3

19% Jan

27

Dec

3

94

Jan

26

57% Dec

27

53

Jan

6

81

Mar 15

191

Feb

14

198

101

4

210
93

7

Dec

27

92

Jan

17

33% May 31
Jan

5

110% Dec

28

70% Jun

2

75% Sep

27

40% Aug 13

44

9

24% Dec

73

29

25% Feb
803/4 May

45% Jan

6

104

Dec

22

Dec

10

7

86% Jan

125% Mar 17

4

976

Chicago Yellow
Chickasha
Childs

17

393/4 Mar 14

4

49

Apr

14

2
10
7

Aug 26

&

18,200

411/4

41%

41'/4

42

15,200

com—.

x49

49

142

♦134

142

par

91%

93

94

96%

x95%

13%

13%

13%

13%

133/a

*17%

173/4

9

100

Class

17 Va Feb

23

16% Dec

23

153/4 Mar 14

Feb

17

77

May 27

85% Feb

4

53V4 Dec

22

45 Va Mar 22

52% Jun

17

23% Aug 26

68% Jan

4

41% Jan

11

89

26% Jan

11

31% July 15

44

28% Mar 15

Jan

14

61% Dec

8

54% Jan

6

34% Jan

12

53% Nov

24

46% Feb

25

15 Va May 11
4
36% Jan

223/a Dec

30

19% Jan

Co

Corp—_No par
com
10
No par

.

JNo

Iron

50

Dec

8

15% Jan

7

20

18

Jan

6

8

33

Mar 11

36% Jan

4

17

12% Feb

11

333/4 Dec

14

363/4 Dec

17% Nov

3

25

Jan

26

213/4 Feb

4

5% Jan

4

ll'/a Dec

30

10

7

7

Apr

6

9% Dec

28

38% Jan

8

49% Aug

7% May 10
46 Va Jun
1

1053/4 Jan

5

113

106 Va Jun

7

109% Feb

5

Nov 24
1

108

Jan

Jan

11

106% Aug 17

55

1,160

*106

139%

Xl38

141

138

*1,100

54%
*90 '/a

92

20

20'/a

19%

30%

30%

31%

47%

193/4

20'/a

30%

31

1,160
55%
92

*1,092 %

4,500

1,160
55

*90%

%

20

193/4

1,400

31%

32%

48

48

600

53 Va

55

50

*68

69%

10

*64

66

31V*

48

*473%

48

53

54

*53 Va

55

*

*68

69%

68%

68%

*68

69%

*64

66

66

*64

66

26.%

27

26%

27

25%

26

25%

26

16'%

16%

16%

16 %

16%

Consol Edison

5,100
4,300

33%

33%

33%

33%

33%

69

69%

69'%

70 %

70

70%

4,500

51%

52%

51 Vt

51%

51

52

3,500

20%

533%
20%

20%

20%

20'%

20%

203/4

22

18,200

46'%

.46%

46%

46%

46%

47%

46%

47%

.

18%

19%

No par

23%

24

•

32

32%

Corp.—5

23

23%

22%

com—No par

511%

51%

51%

1103/4

110%

110%

1

36'%

36'%

Laundries Corp

Consolidated

Natural Gas

Foods

Cuba

13% Aug 10

Consolidated,

11

Consolidated Textile

Retail

Corp

Co

8

8

8

2,600

5,700

8

8 Va

1,800

19

8

19%

9,600

23%

23%

18%

18%

19

19 %

23%

24

23%

24 Va

32%

32%

32 %

♦32 %

23%

21'%

22%

21%

22 Va

14,400

51%

51 Va

51%

51%

51%

6,200

111

110%

110%

110%

110%

800

37

36'%

363/4

35%

36%

4,200

*32

,

33

18%

5,600
500

5,500

18%

18

18%

5

24%

243%

24%

25 Va

24%

243/4

243/4

24%

3,400

34 Va

35

34

34%

34%

35

35

35 %

11,200

100

pfd

Stores

37

■

>

10

*25%

28

1

12%

1.33%

Corp

6%

4,200

693%

10

Consolidated

3,300

Va

333%

%

7%

Consolidated

83

52 3/8

73%

Ind

25%

69

25

3

Electronics

25

25%

33

—1

N Y

25

25'%

41,900

5

Co—No par

preferred

RR of

48

No par

of

65,300

1

Solvents

Publishing

9,400

92

19 3/4

-

48

*64

20

115

55%

*91

1,400

115

1,160

543%

92

2,600

43%
143 %

*108

138

*1,050

55'%

*91

3%

43%
143 Va

33'%

Coppermines

Inc

Inc

10c

18

8

18

12%
8%

No par

49%

preferred
No par
preferred
—No par
Corp of America—

109%

109%

♦106%

107 %

Consumers Power Co com
$4.50

*1,050

137%

3%

3%
44%
145

54

10

Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc

$4.52

44%
145

26

Cigar Corp

1

*3%

3%
44%

26%

Co

Consolidated

4

3%
X44

47%

17

Mar

3%
44%

47%

11

112

33/4
44%

*82%

18% Feb

109% Jun

6,300

83 %

Consolidated

7

14,500

37%

47%

273/4 Feb

50% Mar

7,600

67 %

373/8

16%

Mills

Consol

21%

66 Va

37%

47'/a

1

27

21%

67

37 %

*82%

5

Mar 16

21%

66 Va

37a/a

83'%

Consol

Jan

21%

67%

36%

47%

24

33

22%

663/4

25'%

6

22Va Oct

12% Jan

213/4

68

37%

26 Va

Commercial

$5

22%

67%
37

47%

Nast

230

90

25%

Engineering Inc

44 '/a Jan

74

44

16%

Credit

5

108'%

26

Combustion

5

74

*42%

263%

Commercial

Jan

108%

*82'%

45 Va Jan

108

108%

16'/a

Columbus & Southern Ohio El«c

23% Jan

26% Dec

108%

25%

16

27

4

75

3,200

253%

34% July
23% Sep

26

Jan

109

40

48'%

7

107 '% Apr

75

——

103%

253/4

34% Aug
2
79% Mar 24

51% Aug
2
1113/, Aug 16

39%

83'%

10

47% Aug
3
110 Va Dec 30

*99'%

39%

2,800
—

25%

12% Jan

4

103%

48'%

No par

27% Feb

40% Jan

108%

39

700

75'%
215

*82%

Co

6

13% Dec

39 Va

108 %

*99'%

103%

38%

74'%
*194

8,200

new—_5

Carbon

23

30 3A Dec

4

5

Pictures common

11

12

*99%

381/2

75
215

1,700

23%
112

cumulative preferred-No par

24% Jan

7% Jan

103%

23%
111

31%

2.50

18% May 12
21'/a Mar 14

20% Jan

23%

110%

107

No par

57% Jun

25% May 26

37%.

22%
74i%

2,800

313%

100

Commonwealth Edison Co

26

*99%

31%

106'%
*194

38,100

14%

14'%

*104'%

22%
763/4

59'%

583a

14'%

109%
215

5,900

System—

Conde

23% Jan

*194

31%

31%

5.9%
107

1,600

47%

2.50

Columbian

Cone

75%

76%
215

*104%

66

47i%

.

100

2nd pld

9

27

22 3/4
*107

14'%

143/a

40

65%

*53

com—100

11

23% Jan

par

com___No par

Southern Ry

20

2

x31%

573%

573/4
107

138

Columbia Gas System Inc
$4.25

*104%

137

Broadcasting

Columbia

14%

14%

No par

8% Jan

73/4 Sep

15

47%

115%

263/4 Feb

19% Oct 29
17% May 5

4

100

47'%

*107

47% Jan

13

.

76

47%

57

57I/4

106 %

*194

28%
102 %

X47'/a

107

223/a

28%
*101%

67

115

6

8

8% Dec

Jan

Aug 29

3,100

28'%
101%

*109

38 Va Mar 14

483/4 Dec

6

26

170

28'%

preferred_100

2nd

B

4

2,400

32,400

66'%

147

A

Class

54

86%

101 %

*143

noncumulative

Columbia

20%

28%

147

4%

22

100

13.300

67%

*143

67% May 27

21

14%

100

noncumulative 1st pfd

Apr

6

102%

100

4%

Apr

563/4

106%

No par

May 27

31

48%

31%
22%

preferred series B

32

3,700
22,200
700

18%

28%
*67

,

21%

75

12% Jan

DAY

67%

48%
LABOR

l

Mar 29

9

85%

74%

July 28

9

*53

44

63

Aug

20%

55

86%

*74

49

25 Va Aug

5%

20%

54

853%

*42%

32 '/4 Sep

25

20%

t

56

863/4

73%

6

17

*18

6%

43 Va

27

Jan

18'%

6

73%

Mar 14

56

13

*42%

Jan

6

13

43%

21

Jan

20%

13%

*18

6

98%

*42%

45

59

483%
142

971/4

*108 %

493/4 Jan

31

48%
*130

97

No par

31

61

48%
142

gtd
50
stock—50

4%

31

58% Nov 30

*134

*101%

28%

20

31

30

85-%

IOI1/2

67

100

Ry Co com

52% Dec

29

28%

101%

313/4

Co

24% Dec

Apr

20
*55

57

87%

5

46 % Dec

Jan

CLOSED

*104%

preferred

1

50

20'%

x56

No par

Mar 22

45

STOCK

EXCHANGE

5

40% Sep

Dec

10
10

Internat'l

&

5%

85%

—No par

Collins & Aikman Corp

5%%

48%

4,200

•"

(The)

Colorado Fuel

,

17%

6V4

26
'VJ

17%

6

100

Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50 preferred

Colorado &

49i%

.

'

25

1

Coca-Cola

3%

*

10

15% Mar 24
41

35,000

1,300

41%

Corp

Apr

20

1,000

40'%

Cluett Peabody & Co com

990

21% Jun

1,900

16 %

40%

1

18

6

20 Va

16

40'%

100

No par

Coca-Cola Co

17 % Jan

20 %

16 3/8

22

Corporation

July 11
4

20'/a

16 Va

*421/4

72'A

Clinton Foods Inc—

145

3

43%

20

16%

43

27%

Climax Molybdenum

6

18

42%

201/4

161/4

21%

Pitts RR 7%

111% Jan

62% Jan
95 % Mar

42%

20%

71%

common

cumulative

6

*421/4

16 3%

27

25

guaranteed

4%

14

42%
20'A

22

preferred

Aug 26

Jan

42 %

72'A

5% noncumulative preferred
Cleveland Elec Ilium com new

122

2,400

273/4

No par

Louis

9

30.000

Electric—

Equipment

C C

23*11

39'/4

21%

common

Clark

100

231/4
39

20 Va
*16

1

convertible

100% Mar

Apr

39

71%

preferred

90

231/4

39

2,400

4

27%

preferred

7%

50 Va May

22%

39V4

400

23%
32 3

21%

Corp

148 % Mar 14

990

22%

39

23

*32V4

72%

;

4

95% Sep 16
20 Va July 28

22

38%

223/a
32%

28

preferred

City Investing Co

Special

22%

38 V*

22

*32%

35,200

72

Oil

&

C I T Financial

Cleveland &

22%
32%

400

56

21%

Milling Machine Co

St

22

32%

59

100%

27'A

1

Cincinnati

22%

No par

'

Gas

55%

33

48

'V'

59

*98

21%

preferred

Clopay

98

72%

25

Common

Clevite

56

98

8,100

27'A

Co—

•

$4.50

54%

96V4

*135

convertible

C

54%

8%

21

common

Copper

4%%

58

961/4

20

19,800

72

Chrysler Corp

5%%

58

53%

5

Cotton

Co

4%

58

8

1,900
'

34 Va

26 Va

Cab

133% Jan

Apr 13
63% Nov 22

20

Jan

2% Jan

22

Oct

38% Jan

4

July 27

4

Dec

869

Jan

4

43

6

76 %

45'/2 May 12

20% Mar 14

142

18

111

24
9

56

3% Aug 30

4

Jan

4

21

Sep

34% May

31

12

107% Oct

Aug 30
Jan

42% Aug 18

Jun

100 V2 Jun
40

23

54
106

33'/4

100

Cities Service Co

Aug 16

59% Nov 22

32% Mar 25

12 Va Jan

108

4

Jun

42% Dec

7

24

132 % Jan
89

Mar

24Va Jun
113

54
106

34%

97

preference—No par

convertible

City Stores Co

14

55

107%

21%

No par

pfd

Western

22

2 Va May

700

13%

com__No par

noncum

North

preferred series A

5%

9

54%
*106

54

221/4

No par

series
&

Chile

29% July 15

55

107%

57'%

*32 %

Class B

6

104 % May

55

*106

531/4

Chicago Corp (The)
1
Chicago Great Western Ry com—50
5% preferred
i
50
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25

$3

3

55

97

com__No par

Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No

22

54%

40

21% Dec

4

Feb

700

100

Class A

Aug 29

92% Aug

preferred

City Products Corp

Jan

531/4

59

convertible

15

July

53'/4

*57'%

3%%

40% Feb

•»

53%

8

2

18

53%

7%

30 3/4 Jun

37

54

73%

3

24

54

7%

3

87% Sep

54

7%

17

107

53%

7'%

17V4 Jan

May 12

18.300

Manufacturing
1.25
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25

105 V4 Jun

33% Jan

5.200

27a4

33%

11

170

54'/4

26%

34%

1013/4 Aor

27

53%

26%

33%

14

Jan

13%

54%

261/4

Cab

22

Jan

133/4

1543/8

26%

36%

Checker

17% Dec

15

133/4

54%

26

106%

104% Sep
37% Dec

74

13%

54

26%

106%

5

4

13%

543/a

x35 'A

98% July 22

27% Jan

14%

1

Inc

Chicago Pneumatic Tool

14% July 27
22Va Feb
1

42% Aug 23
9% Jan

400

26

No par

Cincinnati
18

Jan

2,900

533/4

.10

Vought Aircraft

V

47

30

14

No par

5%

101% May

16% Dec

7% Jan
56 % Feb

4

*110%

1

$4.50 preferred

5%

142 3/4 Mar

85 Va Aug

Dec

4

97% Jan

112%

5

Corp

Common

Chance

Chic

53% Mar

11

29

94

7% July
11% Jan

20% Feb

No par

Corp

Certain-Teed Products

Chic Milw St Paul & Pac

Sep

10% Aug 30
21% Nov 18

62 V2 Jan

21

Jan

44% Mar

17% Dec

30% Aug 31
63

26

11

10% Jan
26

333/e Jan

8

35% Mar

de

.

Champion Paper & Fibre Co—

Jan

22

43% Jan

500

-

10

Service
J

12% Jan

Dec

9%

50

Central Illinois

6% May 27
20'% Jan
4

8% Jan

1,400

1

No par

of Georgia Ry__
preferred series B

5%

50

18

♦25%
12

8%

49%
110

>106%

28

♦25%

273/4

18

*25%
11%

27%
12 Va

12%

11%

8 Va

8%

8%

8 Va

8%

3,900

50 %

49%

50 %

49%

50%

6,600

110%

110%

110%

107 %

*106%

107 Va

12

110

♦106%

110

1,400

360

107

Container
42 3/4 Jan

7

101V4 May 25
203/4 Jan
4
90% Jan

54% Jan
96

Jan

4

683/4 Nev 23
105

Sep 22

61

Jan

6

101% Mar

7

30% Dec

30

27 Va Jan

6

105 3% Dec

31

100% Jan

13

4

793/4 Nov 24

723/8 Jan

25

21

1063/4 Dec 27

For footnotes




see

page

97% Aug 11

24.

80

July

105% Jan
41

% Sep
109
July
85

Jun

104% Jun

7
10

8

5
17

1

10

69%

70

69%

70

100

♦101%

103

101%

103

Continental Baking Co. com—No par

40%

Common

4%

preferred

$5 50

No par

preferred

Continental

Can

$3.75 preferred

Inc common

20

No par

106

78%
♦100

41%
106

79
101 %

41

106

41%
106 Va

77%

78%

100 %

100 Va

70

♦101%
40 3%

105%
77 3%

*100

70%
103

41%
106

78%
101

70%
*101%
40%
106

78%
*100

70%

1,600

103.
41 Va

19,600

106 Va

410

78 Va

4,100

101 Va

10

15

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1024)

NEW

YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Range for Previous

7'/» May

4
22

lVVaJun

Range since Jan. 1
Lowest

Highest

11% Dec

10
May 12
19% Apr
6

7

Dec

6

22

36% May 18
Feb

15

Dec

4

13% Dec

31

4

75% Nov

93 '/2 Mar 14

29

7% Jan

72

102

9% Aug
70

24

Jan

NEW

Highest

9
24

12% July 15

Apr

convertible

8

Continental

Continental

Oil

27 % Dec

31

25% Mar 14

90% July
38 % Sep

7

4

7

Continental

Steel

Dec

8

2514 Apr

22

20% Jan

28

2

Cooper-Bessemer

19

Nov

1

24% Dec

31

18

Sep

35% May 18

48

21 % Mar 29

28% July 27

Jan

25

48% Apr

14

44% Mar

5

5114 Dec

31

50% Jan

6

21 % Jan

4

36

Dec

7

48

% May 25

52

29

54

99% Apr

95% Jan

102

Via Jan

5

Dec

26 '/a Nov

Mar 14

73% Jun

Preferred

14

12

100
102

Apr

Cornell

9

4

24% Jan 25
5
2

Jan

7

Jan

3% %

29

30% May
183% July

Corn

2
6

7%

33% Aug 25
6% July 22

6

2% Feb

18

48% Jan

28

11

7
11

291/4 Jan

4

35% Oct

15

64% Nov

34

23

34% Jan

4

161 % Jan

4

21% Jan

11

3614 Dec

13% Nov

10

20% Jan

11% Jan

4

4% Oct

21

48% Oct

20

7% Jun

30

55

Jan
Jan

7

78

52% Aug 26

27% May 14

6% Apr

19

Jan

4

93

102% Sep

2

31

32 % Jan

0

26

15% Aug

18

1514 Dec

9

13% Jan

6

7% Dec

29

6% Jan

6

Feb

3

Nov 26

106

Dec

60

59

31

9% Jan

29

9% Aug

8% Mar 14

5

Dec

2

35

31% Mar 29
6

% Sep

lOl1/* May 25

Aug 17

4%%

11

$7

7

48% Nov 24

43% Jan

94
7

Dec

16

94

Jan

•
27

4% May 12

Aug 20

8

14% Mar 15

12

Apr

4

25% Dec

23

Jan

f

42% Jan

17

37

Apr

27

90

Jan

5

91

Jan

13

94% Jan

11

101% Oct

4

19% Jan

27

Aug 23

27

July

52% Sep
95

26

93

97

13

95% Feb

26

17% Jan 17

Nov

Mar

2

14

% Apr

27

18'/a Nov

23

14% Jan

24% Jan

4

35'4 Nov

12

32% Jan

4

35'% Oct

1

31% May 16
331/4 Aug 26

6

3

57

Dec

30

51% Jar

12V4 Jan

4

20% Dec

28

18

Aug 26

27

7

33% Aug

5

30

Jan

36

' H

17

Aug 11

33% Jan

11

35

Aug

3

8

68

Nov

30

66

July 19

15% Dec

31

12% May 17

Feb

Jan

12

7

2

Dana

Corp

1
4

18

&

19% Aug 24

Diana

36

30% Apr

Sep

2

11% Jan

10

Dr

3

Douglas

7

Dow

8

Dresser

9

11% Jun

29

4

13% Sep
12% Aug

7

8

19

Sep

7

47% Sep
118

Apr
24% Jan

104'/a Jan

11

6

157

12

122% Oct

1

117

94 % Jan

6

101 % Nov

24

2814 Jan

13

35% Sep

7

33"% Jan

3

Jan

6

Mar 12

46% Jan

12

50% Jan

45

170

49

Dec

Jan

18

Aug 19
94% Aug 11

12

54% Oct

25

Feb

2

47% July

1

53% Nov

4

48% Jan

12

5114 July

7

54 % Dec

9

51 % July 22

53 % Oct

5

51

15

Apr

12% Mar
249% July
124
101
38

Apr
Apr

com

Sep

10

9% Jan

7

3

18 Vs Jan

16%

16%

16%

6.800

8%

7%

8%

6,500

66

6%

50

.

13.50

6%

106

7,100
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57%

57

57

200

23

23%

22%

23

39,700

24%

34'%

34%

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139

70

50%
v

-

51

93%

-

6

93 %*

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6

50%

50%

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6

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13%

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28%

28%

28%

5,200

45

46 %

45%

46%

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94

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94
94

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30

6

22

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16

16%

16

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16

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16%

163/8

35%

36

35%

36

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35%

35%

36%

34

34

73%

74

19

19 %

45,100

37%

37%

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13,000

33%
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70

-

3-3%

33%

/ 70%.

33%

33%

33%

70%

18%

18%

18'%

18%

18%

19

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373/4

373/4

37%

373/4

37%

37%

4

723/4

EXCHANGE

LABOR

X40

DAY

X69

40%'

36%

41%

40%

36%

*79%

-70

36 3%

85

41%

85

4

41%

36%

36%

*79%

413%

36%

*79

36%
*74

85

16%

16%

16%

17

16%

17%..

25%

25%

25

25'%

25%

25'%

*38%

39%

39

39%

39%

40

43'%

43%

43%

43'%

43%

43%

112%

112'%

112%

112
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373%

37'%

37%

35'%

35 %

35

35

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18%

18%

18%

18%

18%'

50c

13%

13%

13-3%

13%

13%

45%

45%

44%

45%

10%

10

10

55

55%

55%
71

*68
36

10,500

21,100
2.500

2,500

36 5/s

6,600

17%

25

33.000

25%

*39

800

41

111%

1,500

43%

43

3,200

112%

3,150

37%

38%

37%

38%

'<34%.

35%.

34%

34%

18%.

18%

18%

<3,100

13%

13%

13%

3,300

43%

44%

43%

43%

10,100

10

10

10

10

55

-

55

36

55

55

*68

71

36

35%

1

16,900

~

85

17

Ul,%: 112'%

363/4-'

25

(The)

100

6%
106

23 %

27%

1

common

6%

34 %

*93%

100

preferred series A

8. ico

37

*104

2

Corp

200

10%

6%

*104

lo

new

65%

9%
37

57%

*136%

51%

*13%

*63%

9%
37%

34%
-

94

-

618

4./0

23

70'%

"5%

65

9%
*35

106

*57

■v

23%
343%
139

65

9

371%

*104

57%

70'%

.

6%

6%

8'/e

66

9

*35 %

105

% 36%

8%

%

*65

9%
37%

*35^

100

pfd

8

66

9'%

23%

Mines

4

Ltd

71

*68

300

600

1,500

71

35%

35%

35%

12,100
%

•

35%

1,500

12

3,800

15%

153%

15'%

15%

16%

7,300

73%

71'%

72%

70%

71%

69%

71%

22,100

58%

58 %

59'%

57%

58%

57%

58%

17,400

16,800

_50c

45%

45%

100
1

common

112%

112%

20
*11

1

20y%

(E I)

47%
115%

90

19%

20%

4,100

20%

20%

20%

12%

*11

12%

8%

8%

46%

*98%

47%
115

113%

115

*20'%
8

8%

8%

8%

.

*11

12

*11

12%

»

8%

'

—

.

—

83/4

34,900

15,700

233

228 34

231%

228%

230%

228% 2303/4

118%

2293/4

118

118'%

118

118

117%

No par

T18

No par

95

95

95%

95%

95 %

95%

10

series

$3.50

Duquesne Light Co

45%

46%

*113

16 V4

& Co—

series

$4.50

45 %

15%

15%

13%

57%

5

Preferred

13%

72'%

No par

Pont de Nem

Preferred

13%

5

;

Common

.

13%

13%

No par

Co

Co

Industries

12

13%

13

No par

Aircraft

Chemical

Duplan Corp

0

13

No par

Dunhill International

July 25

36%

36%

36%

36%

36%
*47%

common

*

118

600

95 %

95%

600

36%

36%

36%

4,300

48%

48%

48%

170

49% Apr
53% Apr

27

$3.75 preferred

50

*47%

48'%

*47%

48%

22

*51

52

*51

52

52

52

*51 %

52 %

15

$4.15 preferred
4% preferred

50

63

51

*50

50 3%

50 %

50%

50 %

50%

53'%

*52%

53%

*52%

53%

52

*51

52

*51

52

52

52

52

*52

52%

100

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

300

37'%

.6,500

Feb

64% Mar

4.20%

4.10%

preferred

29

8

z2

14

Jan

6

12

29% Dec

3

27

Jan

6

37% Sep

21% Apr

28

40

8

15% Jan

4

9% Jan

4

$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar Corp

11

1

*52%
*51

50

preferred—

53% Mar 30

50

50

1

9
2

Dec

50 %

50

50% Aug

531/2 Apr
16% Apr

15

16

343%

preferred

51% Aug

51

16

*57

3%% convertible preferred
Drewrys Limited USA Inc

13

14

Dome

du

115% Jan

15'%

8%

105

Pepper Co

7

F

15%

8'%

'

5914 Sep

17

15'%

*69

18% Mar 31

Jan

15%

x55

91 Vi Feb

19% Sep

53%

15%

50

14 % July 27

98

52%

15%

No par

43% Mar 14
36% Jan

53 %

15%

*10

7

30

52%

15%

1

23
29

54 %

15%

2

47% Dec

31

53%

15 %

Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd

conv

56%
103

54%

Divco Corp

5%

56

15%

1

Diamond T Motor Car Co

13% Jun

23% Dec

102%

15

7

41% Dec

103%

54

2.50

common

10

15% Jan

563'a

1033%

5

cumulative preferred

Dobeckmun Co

—

55%

103'%

10

Raynolds class A

Match

1,600

■

55'%

103%

1

12% Jan

10414 Dec

J&n

330

19.000

7c0

100

20

13% Jan

4

7

7.600

83

54%

100

13% Aug 16

62% May 17

27

56%

103%

Western

$1.50 cumulative

18% Sep

11% Oct

56%

103%

80

5

Hudson

Dixie Cup Co

4c0

400

20

8

Apr 29
38% July 25

600

16,200

97

1„1C0

Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilbiss Co

79

2%
40 ;14

97

37%

10

28

64

2%
38%

97

•v; ,1.400

*363/4

8

4

2%

38 %

4,000

6%

37%

17% Sep
32% Jan

75

,

33%

6%

37%

Edison

Jan

70

32%
.

37

Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100

57

178

6%

37

Denver & Rio Grande West RR—
Escrow ctfs for common—No par

64% Apr 26

178

32%

6%
♦2%

38
*96%

2%

2%

180

40

12,900

32%
,.

95%

Detroit

49% Aug 17

6%

38%

Detroit

7

32 :l%

61%
38

21

61% Dec

*177'%

32%

95%

24

Jan

178%

178

6'%

-

2%

Jun

40

28%

95%

90

46

28%

38%

37% Jun

1
9% Mar 18

28%

36%

Power & Light Co

11

28 %

29.600

Delaware

12

28%

18%

Aug 18

Nov

28%

57%

Lack

11% Jan

98%

100%

32%

common

Stores

*973/4
*99 %

17%

&

7

98%

100%

57%

Delaware

4.40%

*97%
*99 %

32%

preferred

Diamond

97%

100%

32%

6

72%

9/3/4
*99 %

18%

Delaware

6

3.000

10

58 %

3

3

72%

/,/lv:-

32%

9

5

1,800

72%

17%

74

43% May 13

500

34%

72%

32%

5

39

56%

34%

*57%

35% May

Sep

'

179%

32%

—50c

25 % Mar

*55%

34%

2%

Decca Records Inc
Co

*50%

56%

34%

95%

18% July 11
38 % Jun 23

38% Sep

15

*178

100

&

52

*55%

72%

72%

29

28%

100

7%

'*50 %

3.7g0

6,600

34

55%
x34

38'%

C

37% Jan

23

1003%

DAY

50c

8% May 17

18% Jan

*99%

B

6

20% Dec

983/4

LABOR

No par

7%

11

75% Jan

72%

series

117% July

2

70%
*97%

series

Deere

52

55%

2.700

13,400

"

CLOSED

3.90%

13

33% Feb

52

*50%

56

343/4

1

31% Jun

14% Jan

50%

553/4

34%

-No par

34 % Jan

July 12

50%
STOCK
EXCHANGE

common—25

35% Sep 16
16% July 23

12

28

3.75%

Diamond Alkali Co

20

27%

Preferred

Devoe &

151/4 Dec

27'%

Dayton Rubber Co

45% July

10% Jan

27

23

42% Feb 28

Aug 17

27%

Preferred

28

1

3014 Mar 14

26%

100

4

Aug

27%

A

18

34% Dec 31

27%

series

Feb

26% Aug

44'/4

3.75%

Jan

28 % Mar 24

41%

Preferred

22

21

42%

51%

35% Apr

10% Jun

41%

*92'%

37

'10% May 10

42%

1

1

Apr

41%

173%

common-

3

111

43

3%% preferred series A
—100
Davega Stores Corp common
2.50
5%
convertible preferred
20
Daystrom Inc
10
Dayton Power & Light common
7

23

13

42

5.100

57%

common

Inc

38% Oct
-Dec

27

32%

Inc

39% Dec
116

263/4

1

33 % Dec

4

27%

17'%

common

8

12

x27%

57%

preferred—

7

Jan

28

No par

10

33 % Jan

27%

100

Publishing

20% Jan
101

27%

_5

27% Jan

18

38%

27%

11. icq

87%

38

_No par

Amer

Cushman's Sons

May 11

99% Apr
22% Feb

87

38

*31%

noncum

Cutler-Hammer

46% Mar 22
96% Jan

1

of

6

Mar 17

92% Aug 25

96% Apr

87%

*37%

17'%
36%

Class A

7% July 12

13% July
32 % Mar

86%

38'%

32%

preferred

Prior

10

87%

37%

—No par

Steel

Curtis-Wright

35% Aug 23
140
Jan
7

9%

87

38

58

preferred

Curtis

10

87%

38

16 %

Cunningham Drug Stores Inc

23

9%

87

32%

Cuneo Press Inc

Feb

27

11

8

20

Jan

26

28% Jan

26

ll '/a Jun

9%

900

58

Cudahy Packing Co common

37% Aug 19

56% Jan

4% May 18

62% July

73% Apr

135

30% Jan

Apr

2

July 20

87 >/4 Jan

May

18% Mar 29

79

2,oco

1

pfd
Cuban-American Sugar

29

8

41

Cuba RR 6'%

23

64% Dec

95%

5.800

11%
22

2.50

preferred—

7

24 % Aug

7

953/}

(The).—2

common

Zellerbach Corp common
'"when issued"

20% Mar

67% Feb

11

96 %

Common
$4.20

•

Jan

9

Crown

9

Crucible

9% Jan

96

10

.1

$2 preferred

6

116

97%

25

Seal

&

54% Sep

9% May

96

10

100

Corp

Cork

3

6

Jan

97

May

Jan

39

12% May

d Crescent
Crown

23

56% Sep

15% Jan

134

46

84% Jun
107

983/4

9%

5

preferred

Cream of Wheat Corp

8

31

18% Dec
33% Dec

11'% Jan

37% Sep

52% May 23

11

13 % Jun

9
14

28

62

4

Jan

136 %

Jun

3% %

19% May 27

27

5

7% Jan
25

54% Jan
'

2

6

Dec

108

32% Sep
55

*97%

1

Crane Co common

981/2 Apr

13% Mar 30

3.3c0

5
50

Coty International Corp_

6

35% Jan

46%

1

24

28% Jan

x46%

1

95% Jan

15

47%

—

37% Jan

14

47%

Corp

16

Apr

48

100

Petroleum

29

1714 July 20

47%

5

preferred

Cosden

Coty Inc

214 Dec

30% Dec

4 8 3%

Refining common_10

99 % Mar 30

74

47%

—100

40% Dec

4

1

Corp

—

4

23

22

common

4

22

11

22%

—50

Electric

4

Jan

11%

*21%

8

series

1% Jan

11

xll

-—5

91%Jau

26 Vs Mar

11%
22

—

28% Jan

4S'/4 Feb

11'%
22

pfd 31/2% series of 1947—100

Products

Shares

11%
21%

14

Corp

preferred

Cum

the Week

Friday
Sept. 9

Sept. 8

'

Dubilier

Sales for

Thursday
•

11%

Delaware

Co

6%

PRICES

10

Corp

Corning Glass Works

May 23

26

Jan

176% Feb

23

514 Dec

185

5

SALE

Sept. 7

1

of

Range

HIGH

Wednesday

*213%

Machine

Copperweld Steel Co common
Convertible pref 5% series

3

95% Jan

1

1

3% Mar 16

July

Cooper

July 27

35% Jan

27% Aug 11
19% Sep

53
58

July 19

98

13

Aug 25

174 % Jan

Mar 28

AND

Tuesday
Sept. 6

Sept. 5

Monday, September 12, 1955

.

25

preferred—

Motors

15% Jan

Jan

Monday
Par

Continental Foundry &
Continental Insurance

15

14% Feb

5%

19

52

STOCK

Continental Cop & Steel Ind com__2

23% July 14
48% Sep
6
110

YORK

LOW

EXCHANGE

.

RECORD

STOCKS

If ear 1954

Lowest

STOCK

.

*51%

"53%

*52%

52

*51

52

*513%

10

800

.

■

„

'

xl5%

5

15%

*15%

35%

35%

■

E

463/4 Jan
165

4

Mar

4

Dec

35% Jan

6

58

Jun

23

Eastern

22

6

32% Jun

21

Eastern

Corp

72 % Dec

31

67

Sep

1

167

Aug 29

52% Nov

24

45

Mar 14

172

24

203/8 Jan

4

27% Oct

85% Feb

3

95

22% Jan

19

100

Jan

4

13% Feb

23

Nov 24

1% Jan
23

49

Apr
Oct

31

1

23% Feb

35% Mar 14

53

27

22% Jan

4
.

4

66

Jan

4

70

Dec

29

4

*102

106

42%
♦102

,

106

16%

16%

16%

44%

45%

43%

3%

3%

3%

3%

10

31%

31%

31'%

1914

19'/8

19%

22%

23%

23

53

Feb

28

50

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50

49%

49%

50

50 %

50 %

49%

49%

3

45%

45%

45%

.45%

24 y8-.

24%

23%

24'4

14

14%

14 V8

14%

5

58% Feb
54% Apr

34

Sep

preferred
Gas

Electric Mfg

Co

4

Jan

R

18

79
Dec
74% Feb

76

11

87

Aug

5

1

73

July

8

4%

preferred

7" "* Equitable Gas Co
20

—

Erie RR

v
"

Z

.

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,

33%

28%

27%

28

33%

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971/3

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70

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9,300

168

54%
3314

2,800
1,400

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4,200

104'%

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16%

16%

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44'4

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12,100

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32

3,600

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23

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common

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Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co

,

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54%

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'

Emerson
Emerson

8

100

Jan

2nd

Natural

Endicott Johnson Corp common—25

6

69% Mar

conv

Paso

Radio & Phonograph—
5
Empire District Electric Co
10

2

283/4 July

preferred

3

21

24.

El

25% July 22
16 34 Feb 21

-24% Apr

common

5%

11

28'/a Aug

Co

5%

17

6

96

5

9,600

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.

23 %

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80%
168

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19%

10

3

16,600

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31%

15

3

30'%

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44%

Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co

2814 Jan

21

.

16%

5

Elliott

25

293/4

33 %
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33'%
4314

17

Jan

700

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54

96

23

20% Jan




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25

25% Jan

Page

32%

96

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31% Feb

19

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133/8 Jan

July 13

see

33

33

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100

168

53%

34% Feb

25% Jan

50%

29

79%

,

80%

80,
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54

48% Jun

20

49%

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29%-

1

30

6

27% Dec 27
221/a Dec 29

footnotes

x29%

—1

Stop Nut Co

Electric

3

15% Jan

26% July 28
29% May 19
102

1

29%
168

53%:

-

2.50

common

preferred

Elastic

'■*

100

Co

10

273/4 Feb

Aug

3714

50%

29%

50%
29%

21% Aug 13
48

4

4%%

15

2

preferred

Products

*164

100

Electric Auto-Lite (The)
Electric <fc Mus Ind Amer shares

5% Feb

13

37%

49'%

,"36

36

50%
2914

80'%

80

10

common

2

5

393/4 Jan

203% Aug

Co

28%

5

Aug

3% Jan

29% Aug 12
52% Dec
8

15% Dec

Kodak

Corp

preferred

414%
Ekco

9

May 27

15% May 18

17

6

107

9
2

30

Jan

For

103% Jan

Dec

45% Mar

413/4 Jun

Jan

6%

July 28

23% Dec

Stainless Steel

Eastman

96% May 31

106

*29

51

29%

50 %

1

10

Eaton Manufacturing Co
Edison Bros Stores Inc common

1

47% Jun

543/4 Dec

26

8

6

31

92

35

Eastern

31

Mar 17

27

4

Jan

55% Aug

Jan

11f

143/4 Jan

175

93

16% Dec

9% Jun
8
22% Feb 17

.16% Jan

24% Mar 15

25

25% Jan

•

82 3/4 Jun

36

29% Dec

26

Mar 14

10

11

4% Dec

12

30% Feb

10

3

113/8 Mar
48

13

18

Jun

6

233/4 Jan

21% Jan

Inc

'

393/4 Dec

4

May

Jan

35%

10

Airlines

243/4 Aug
9
25% Dec 31

37% Feb

,33

Eagle-Plcher Co

,

27%

-2314

84'%
*6914

27%

23%841%
70

30

2.000

14,400
200

Number 5463

Volume 182

...

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1025)

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous

STOCKS

Range since Jan. 1

Pear 1954

Lowest

Highest

Lowest

NEW

Highest

YORK

STOCK

Monday

EXCHANGE

11 % Jan

4

26% Dec

27

23% Jan

0

80% July 20

16

14% Dec

29

13% Jan

6

17% Apr

Eversharp Inc

43

1% Apr 26

2% Dec 31

53% Mar 29

May 11
Marie

2

15

4% July

Sept. (>

5

Exchange Buffet Corp

SALE

HIGH

PRICES

Sales for

Wednesday

Thursday

Sept. 7

Sept. 8

*

Friday

the Week

Sept. 9

Shares

77

77%

76%

77%

75%

76

74%

75%

15 '/a

15%

15%

15%

15%

16 y8

16%

17

52

Z—l
~~_3

Ex-Cello Corp 1

8

Tuesday

Sept. 5

Par

Evans Products Co

12 % Feb

RECORD
LOW AND

53%

x51%

52%

51

51%

51%

52%

3%

3%

*3%

4

2.50

*3%

4

3,900
'

4

22,000
5,100

4

300

F
10% Nov

1

9% Jan

11

24% Jan

1

29% Mar 31

6

Fairbanks Morse 8c Co
Fairchild Engine 8c Airplane

12% July 19

21% Feb

7

18% Jan

27

15

Mar 15

7

Fajardo

19

16% Dec

31

15 '

May 16

18% Apr
17% Mar

Apr

7

22% Mar 14

25 % Jun

70

74

17 Va Jan

"25%

5

£2% Jan

11

72

20% Jun 29

Dec
Dec

30% Dec

314 Apr
8
10% Oct 13

6

6

Mar 16

26% Jan

16

-

Aug 16

9% Jun

8

16% Apr
64% Apr

8

13% Jan

3

5

49

Jun

9

87

Jan

56% Apr

5

44

Sep

3

60

Jan

3

Jan

19

34 V2 Dec

16

31% July 21

45

Apr

21

19% Dec 27

12

17% Jan
4
40% Jan 24

20

27%

9,600

13

13%

18,500

15%

15%

15%

15%

1,100

16 %

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16%

16%

16.%

16%

16 %

16%

4,000

24%

25%

24%

24%

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24%

24%

24%

76

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Jun

_

24

31% July 30

38% Jan

4

8% Jan

58

4 7

Dec

Feb

10% Apr

20

4

32% Dec

29

15

20% Jan

62% Jan

8

110% Dec

14% Jan

12

1C4% Sep

.

24

10

49 Va Feb

17

7% Mar

10% Oct

7

63.

,

21

72% Sep

;

18

Firth

46% Feb

17

Flintkote

42% Dec

22
3

5

21 % Apr

23

18% Mar 11

18 % Jan

7

38% Sep

28

38y« Jan

38% Jan
100

6

106

Aug 29

48% Sep 23
101% Nov
5

7

37% Jan

12

£8% Jan

6

53 % Dec

.

113

4

£4% Jan

29

100% Dec

25

182

13

Feb

(The)

Power

July

7

Florida

Power

&

Sep

8

56% Jun

•

21

116

23

Jun

24

Jun

3

11"

Jan

6% Jan

38% Dec

4

Food
•

convertible

Jan

60

Foster-Wheeler

7

1

11% Mar 14

12

r

66

Jan '6

15'A Nov

.

10

19

14;

Jan

23% Jan

4

38% Dec

4

92

.

29

69% Jan

8% July 13

29

Dec

18

34% Mar 14
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4

14 Va Jun

•

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6

93

Aug 31

34%

33%

34

33%

34%

2,200

68 %

69

69

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105

105

,

2,700
1,200
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57%

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57

57%

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10

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23%

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„

600

9%
35

34 %

106%

24%

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3

72'A

•

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♦105

-

9%

9 JA
34

105

~

99

Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
Freeport Sulphur Co

10

9%
33%
106%

24'A
10

16% Mar23

*

•

33%
107%.

72%

105

106

100

Francisco

400

1

Corp

91 % Jan

;

33%

68%

1

47% Jun

-

34%

67%.

40%

preferred

17

21

34

101'/a

3%%
preferred
Foremost Dairies Inc...

9'/2 Dec

17,500

40

Machinery 8c Chem Corp

3%%

26% Aug 22

12% Dec

1,900

15%

*100

'51

of

16

76% Nov

10
Mgr 22
4r
45% Jan

34%

15

Co__No par

12

Mar 31

44%

34%

15%

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common

ser

32% Jan

9

44

35

15

7%

23 % Aug

100

44

34%

5

97% Jan

:

44

15%

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pfd

5,000

35

1

Light

cum

2,100

52

45%

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Food Fair Stores Inc

*48%

14%

100

Corp

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Florida

July 15

46

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105

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12

67

.

7%
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53

34
-

35%

Carpet Co

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7%
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5

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preferred
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40

13

44% Jan

22

Nov

Jan

09

.

(The)

7%

10'/4.

53

2,300

76

33%

5

First National Stores

48% Apr

6

Aug 22
43% Mar 15

<

May 23

7%
10%

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76
34%

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1

26% Jan

<

35
9

20

32%

7%
DAY

32%

10 %

LABOR

32%

14%

Inc

Corp
Firestone Tire 8c Rubber
4%% preferred

10% Apr

104% Dec

Aug

3

*70

32%

34%

Mfg Co
Fire

76

30%

1

Co

Filtrol

62% Jun

7

93% Jan

8

Mar

Tarrant

0

Mar

16% Nov

.

108

*70

CLOSED

5

Electric

Federal Paper Board Co
Federated Dept Stores

Aug 17

9

S8 % Jan

4

Pacific

Ferro Corp
Fidelity Phoenix

Sep

18

Federal

Felt 8c

59

Jan

EXCHANGE

cum

23
15

104% May 17

62% Nov 23

8

15 ya Jan

Oct" 15

conv

26

Apr

36% Jan It

,

STOCK

Corp common
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pfd ser A__
50
5%% conv pfd 1953 series
50
Federal
Mogul Bower Bearings
Corp Inc
:
5
5%

>

13% Feb
119

Jan

Corp

38 % Apr

6

103

64;
108

70% Sep : 8

9
Aug 31
6
28% Jan

i

29 C

41% Dec

-

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1

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e

11

26%

13 %

15%

2

29

16% Dec

19

26%

13

*15

5

4

14.

35

26%

13%

15%

Farwick

13

76

26%

13

15 %

Fansteel Metallurgical
Corp

♦3% Oct
£3

26%
13%

26

13%

Co

Finance Corp common."Il
preferred series B
50

5%

8% July 12

;

Sugar

Family

1

34% Sep

25

5% Mar 14

28

July

48% Oct

1

25%

Falstaff Brewing Corp

29

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Corp_l
20

18% Aug 11

4

13% May
15

27% Jun

90

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8,000
130

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19

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4

4

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38

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17

4

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21

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13

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25

12

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>

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33

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.

25

20% Jan
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18

28

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13

31

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8% Jan

2

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32

10

11

Jan

/

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45

;

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4

135% Aug
18% Jan

3

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9

29% Jan

7

4

18% Dec

10

15

71

.

Jan

2

89

Dec

27

9

49

Dec

31

45% Jan

17% May

4

29

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29

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15

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29

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130

18

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1

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3

36% Feb

23

23% Jun

17

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93
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22

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3

19% Dec

1

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7

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7

8

15% Dec

1

14

6

17

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7

48% Feb

9

80

Mar 29

;

46% Jan

8

56% Jun

13% Jan

8

19% July

5

•

75

Jan

8

86% Jun

7

84% Feb

1

101% Sep

7

37%

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9% Jan

48% Jun

25

14% Nov 24

5

£6% Feb

4.

£4

Jan

8

8% Oct

25

12% Dec

28

60% Jan

5

78% Nov

22 ;

80% July 22
101

Mar

124% Mar

8

9% Aug 12

66% Jan

6

13

22

123

July 11

146'/a Dec

10

3

152

July 25

98% Dec

31

89% Mar 14

138

Aug

29

122% Feb 24

127

Jan

3

102

Mar

4

126% Oct

Jan

4

102'/a Sep

28

98

22% Jan

11

33% Dec

29

29% Jan

118% Jan
£5

Aug

7

9

1

Jan

52%

4

3% Jan

18

Jan

18

44

12% Jan

4

20% Apr
41

107

Dec

14

57% Feb

16

44 % Aug

9

4% Jan

9

34% Aug 19

25% Mar 26
ICO

No~24

4% Dec

4

2814 Jan

30

33% Feb

43% Mar 14
25

Jun

7

3

33

27

Mar 17

Corp

Wood

4%%

:

General
•

$8

4%

£9

7

100% Apr

7%

General

Dynamics

General

Electric

$3.50

5%

$5

82

Jan

7

107

Jun

2

Jan

30% Dec

4

10% Jan
46

28% Jan

9% May

38% Jan

6

Dec

30

7

8

158

6

Corp

Public

General

44% Mar

2

4%%

Tire

Gillette
Gimbel

Glidden

Co

27% Jan

4

47% Dec

29

1% Jan

4

2% Nov

29

Aug

9

41% Mar 14
2

Jan

3

66% Jun
7% Jan

42% Jan

,

3

55% July 25
3% Mar

3

Goebel
Gold

Brewing

&

Stock

8c

Grace

(W.

R)

&

18% May 26
30

Grand

39 % Sep

86% Jan

5

138

Dec

31

126% Jan

18

204

Sep

9

Apr

19

6

44

Jun

6

Mar 21

9

Mar 14

98

Apr

9

14

2

10% Dec

13

Sep

2

29

Jan

4

36% Dec

17

34% Jan

5

40% Sep

6

17

Jan

4

21% Dec

17

21% Jan

3

32% Sep

6

14 %

Jan

11

Dec

29

74

Feb

2

92% Jun

22

Jun

9

38% Dec

29

35% Jan

18

43% Sep

9

17% Jan

4

22

Dec

31

131% Jan

4

154

Oct

27

54
27

73

28

Apr
Jun

20% Jan
For

80

9

18'
8

78% Aug 17
33% Feb
1

31% Dec

footnotea




20% Mar 22
143

;

Mar 16

Feb

23

24% Feb
153
76

9

May 26
Jun

7

30% Mar 14

24

34% Jan

26% Mar 15

17

Daee

69

37% Aug 11

18

*86%

88%

*51'A

53

30

Union

Granite

"5%%
Grant

3%%

Co

(The)

City

Steel

cum

■

133

*132%

133

18%

Co

19

19%

Gt Northern

1,200

5J%

60,700

53'A

54

53

53 3 4

51,400

*19

19'/a

-19

83%

82%,

83%

82%

101%

101%

83

♦101%

9%

9%

9%

74%

74%

74%

_9%

1,000

82 %

4,400

1017a
9%

5,000

74%

2,800

120

120

120

120

*120

*145

155

*145

100

121

155

155

129%

130 3 4

129%

130

129%

130%

123

123%

123 %

123%

123%

123%

123%

124

100

99%

99%

99%

31%

32

*31 %

52 %

52%

x51 %

45%

45%

4%
38

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*105%

45
5

5

38%

38%

48,100

1,50.0

*99%

100%

99%

99%

500

32 »/8

31%

31%

31%

31

%

1,000

51%

51

51

50%

51

45%

44%

45%

46'%

4%

5

5

5 %

38%

38%

56%

55%

56%

55 %.

106%

*105%

106%

105%

15%

15%
39

38 %

38%

46 %
5

1,700

9,500
16,300

38%

4,500

7,000

a

55%

56 Vis

105%

*105%

106'%

60

17

16%

16%

9,900

57 3

15%

15%

15%

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39%

387'«

39%

39%

39'%

39 %

*60

60%

60%

60%

*60%

60%

60 %

60'%

400

41%

40%

41 %

41 Vis

42 %

24,600

37

367-8

36%

36%

38

41%

41%

40%

36%

36%

*36%

*100

56%

*100

103

57%

.57

*100

103

*100

103

55

"

59

*96%

*96%

97%

96 %

96%

*82 %

84'%

*82'%

84 %

*82%

113 %

114%

114%

114%

114'%

114%

58

7

38%

397a

38%

37%

37 3

37'%

38'%

81%

81

81%

81

81'%

80%

81

28%

28%

29%

29'%

29%

40
7

28%

*95%

98

40%
7%

40%
7

*156'%

159

4

98

*95%
40

40%

7'/8

7%

*157'%

159

*157

72%

73%

72%

737 s

72%

73%

61%

62

61%

61%

62%

4%

4

;

5

62%

4%

5

36 %

36%

36%

39%

53

53 3

4

52%

2%

2%

20,900
2,800

21,700

98

40%

6,900

7%

6,500

159
500

73

*v

22 %

74'%

11,900

62%

32,400

62%

4%

5

*35%

53%
.

50

570

21%

-

36'%
53%

53%

2%

2%

2%

*35%

53 %

2%

2%

4,800

17 %

5

36'%
54

2%

17%

800
500

6,300
14,500
5,800

17%

18

17%

17%

17'%

17%

28 3 s

28%

28%

28%

28%

29

287»

29%

9,100

5

37%

37%

37%

37%

39 %

25,200

12.50

36

100

*190

5

com.;

x39%

*95%

1

Prop__No par

Co

25
No par

"36%

36%

195

194 %

40

39 %

98

*95%

195

39 %
98

204

400

39%

*39%

40

600

98

*96

98

204

201

201
3.9 %

*95%

'

12,100

13%

14%

13%

13%

13'%

13%

13%

137 a

40%

40

40

40

40

39%

40

330

40

327s

31%

32 %

31%

32%

31%

32

32%

5,900

87

86

86

800

83

83

85

85

86

41%

41%

41 %

42%

42

%

42%

42%

43 %

15,400

21%

21%

217a

21%

1,800

No par

x217«

22

21%

10Q

*■146%

149

*146%

149

*75%

76

75 %

Green

100
—1

31%

31%

Tap & Die Corp__No par

•34%

35%

Western Sugar com
7%
preferred
Green Bay & Western RR
Inc

40 %

40'%

7%

7%
159

*95 %

98

21%

4%

3,200

84%

'57%

81

28%

3,400

103

57 %

97%

37%

No par

Paper Co

Co

600

9%

7,4%

75

130%

100

Stores

Ry

1,700

19'%

82
*101%

...

130 'A

Great

L)

18%
14%

58-a

100'%

22

(H

18%

14%

00 ;tt

__5

common

Iron Ore

Northern

Greenfield

18%

14%

*145

No par

new

preferred

Great Northern
Great

80

59 Va

.

83%

9%

134%

18%

,.

*98 %

75

.

2,800

14%

18%

19%

90

30%

134'A

21%

preferred
conv

19

53

30 %

135

21%

common

Grayson-Robinson
$2.25

134'/a

135

*51'/a

30%

*21%

preferred

(W T)

30 Va

%

5

Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P

6
6

7

88%
53

30

155

1

5

93

29 %

21%

Co

27% July

Jun

*86'/a
*51

87'/a
54

21%

Gould-National Batteries Inc

12% Jan

4

88%

29%

*156%

Rubber

22% Jan

Mar

88%

87%
♦51

lo

Hosiery

31

100

4,000

100

Co

(B F)

24

8

20%

27%

a

Dec

7% Mar

20%

No par

Inc

13% Sep

£4% Jan

20%

10

Telegraph

Goodall-Sanford

26

'Jan

20%

1

12

35

20%

lo

29

40% Aug 18

20%

*95%

Co..

Jan

33

20%

5

common

14% Jun

7

1,600

20%

1

(The)

Gotham

4% Aug 19
32

31%

1

Co

preferred

Goodyear Tire

18

31

31 'A

No par

Brothers

$4.50

7

50% Jan

31

31%

121

2.50

Co

3

22

Dec

31%

*145

100
com

Plywood

(The)

Goodrich Co

Dec

31%

*120

1

Rubber

Georgia-Pacific

110

31%

10

preferred

conv

3,800
'

146

145

210

3,000

.10%

10c

Utilties

&

&

9

7

145%

10%

32

54 Va

100

preferred

74% Sep

42

145

;

3,100

*

145

112%

8

10 Va

■A

3,700

107%.,

31%

100

Aug

10
*145

"

-10

145

10%

10

,

8,700

'

64 'a •

641

64%

2,300 :

54%

♦144 'A

112

4%%
General

16

54% Dec

10

•.

*106%

107

63 %

64%

53%

Corp
__10
Corp common.No par

Time

22% Feb

1

64'A

54%

10c

Corp
Telephone

20

21

65

53%

No par

Utilities

Realty

17% Jan

28

63'/a

107

107

15'A

5

common

Shoe

2

Dec

106%

60%

5

11

4% Apr

107

59%

par

Feb

£2

29%

*14%

Corp..:

Jan

6

29'A

60%

Railway Signal com~No

9

59% Jan

29'A

f

100

preferred

168

20

29'A

9'4

General Public Service

15

64% Dec

29%

59%

*

Aug 31

14

29 %

19

No par

Jun

Dec

30

74%

preferred.

preferred

26% July 30

3

29%

84%,

99

60

29% July

Motors

700

16

97%

17

Nov

15%

*83

90% Jan

8

54'A

16

*95%

29

42 Va Dec

54 '/♦

15%

100

39% Sep
9
84% July 25
29% Sep
8

162

26

'DAY

32%

53%

16

100

90% Nov

4

6% Feb

137% Apr 26,

LABOR

32%

53%

15%

preferred

18

8

CLOSED

34'A

53

16%

preferred

May 17

100

500

r

33

34

53 »A

3%%

Jan

*31%

33%

16

86% Mar 23

63

Jan

EXCHANGE"

4%%

20

13% Jan
80

24% Mar 14

8

14,400

6Va

13

3

8,500

6%

•

52

2o

31

21

37 %

6%

7

33

,

STOCK

29

Dec

4

36%

6%

36 3 4

6%

Jun

76% Dec

11

37 '/+

6 l/4

35%

98

27

36%

42%

6%

65% Jun

118% Jun

42'A

42%

_1

Preferred $3.75 series

General

27

32% V

42'A

14%

General Outdoor Advertising.No par
General Portland Cement Co
1
General Precision Equipt Corp—1

General

84% Oct

16

32%

41%

100

convertible

45% July 11

Jun

33

41'A

36%

No par

Corp

preferred

3%%

39% Jan
101

*32%

42 Va

xl8%

No par

Instrument

General

33% July 29
29

32%

5

General Refractories

18

32%

,

10%
47%

„1

preferred

41% July 29
63% Aug
3

Mar 14

32%

10%

*47'A

X14 %

General Finance Corp (Delaware )_1
General Foods Corp com
No par

6

Jun

470

3,200

10%

47%

2

Co

26

45% Jan

5,500

10%

10

common

Corp

49% Jan

93

72% Feb

No par
100

General

101

96

50

com

preferred

17% Mar 24

8

47'/a Dec

4

No par
100

Inc

6

3

1,400

29%
1077b

...

*106'A

.....

--

preferred
Co

General Contract Corp
6% series preferred

5%

12
31

4-

75% Jan

Cigar

General

Dec

29% Jan

2nd

conv

26% Jan

l3

28

Jan

43% Dec

5

,

•

_5

1st preferred

A%

35% May 25

25% Jan

6'A

v

*47'A

'
■

General

1

13

6'A

29%
107'A

6%

29%

107'%

10%

35%
v,

—No par

Corp
General Cable Corp com
<

'

common—

Bronze

8

31

Baking Co

preferred

General

57% Sep

53% Dec

l

$4.50 preferred
i
100
General Amer Transportation—2.50

107% Sep

12

50

1.66%

General American Investors com..1

6

14% Jan

29%
107

47%

42

_1

preferred

Corp
Acceptance Corp.,

Apr 28

9

6%

,

»

10'/a

10%
47

32%

_2
com

Container

General

15% Sep
301/4 Dec

6%
29%
107%

*47'A

10'/a

.5

(The)

Industries Inc

convertible

7

28

Jan

Garrett
Gar

38% Sep

39% Jan
105

Aug 16

71% Apr 19
5% Mar
7

29%
107

■

General

4

6%

6%
30

107'A

47

No par

General Mills common

4

29%
107

50-

Gardner-Denver Co

20

26

120

Co

-

—_5

common

preferred
(The)

23

Jan

136% Feb

Inc

Feb

58% Jan

3

Gamewell

6%
'••••-

1

common

100

77% Jun

123% Feb

119

1

(Robert)

convertible

General

15% Nov

May

5%

3

23

Inc

Gamble-Skogmo

Gaylord

11

Jan

Co

(The)

$4.50 preferred

;

9

11% Jan 21

i

83% Mar 18

30% Mar
122

Feb

139

,

.

Mar

69 % Jun

6

4

1

30% July 27
107 % Mar
1

3

4

10% Jan

11

Gair

Co

17% Aug

28

10

Feb

Gabriel

54% Sep

14

6

5

9% Mar

5

67% Jan

30

July

40% Apr: 5
46% Feb .25

Mar 14

105% Jun

Jun

11
Aug 15
49% July 27

39

26% Mar 15

,■

107% Aug 27
65% Nov 24 '

9% Oct 25

113

6

30% Jan

.

17

Dec

34

.

18

15% July
4

7% July 27

31% July 13
35 % Mar 14

27

'37% Nov

Jan

41% Jan

\

14

6% Dec

22

6% May 18
26% Mar 14

104 Va May 24

6"

6% Jan

24% Jan
23

7% Aug
2
31% Dec 31

31%
x35

75%

147

147

146

*75

76

*75

146'%
76

32 */8

32 %

32%

32%

32 78

35

34%

34%

34'%

35

50

30

8,000
700

17

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1026)

NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous

Range since Jan. 1

11

Lowest

Highest

May 21

90% Jan

7

223/8 Jan

11

14'/a Mar
97

13% Jan

4

8

Mar 30

94

20

Sep

32% July 19

39% Aug 11

NEW

Highest
2

May 31

45% Feb

2

4

5% Dec

22

5% Jan

26% Mar 29

39 % Dec

29

353/« Jan

6

44% Feb

Dec

9

Jan

6

96% May
89% July

43/e Jan

6

GVa Apr

4
23

Greyhound Corp (The)
4%%

4

91

457/8 Jan

4

90

67% Dec 29

29

5

106% July 28
110
Oct
4

15

106% Mar 26

26% Jan
103
105

May
Jan

Jan

31

34% July 30

100% May 26

61% Mar 14
18

101
Aug 26
1043/4 July 13
104% Sep
7

Aircraft

Wednesday

Sept. G

xl5%

*97

98%

*97'%

98

X36%

37%

36 ',4

37

1

.

5%

5%

*5%

5

7

Gulf

Oil

States

No par

39%

No par

*95 %

25

com

85 Va

Corp

5%

5 VB

6

b

6%

1,300

40

95'%

83%

No par

34%

35%

100

♦101V4

102%

_100

*107

108

$4.44

dividend

preferred

100

10

14,200

40%

preferred

Jun

10

36 %

95 %

preferred

107

97%

36 Va

85 Va

dividend

*104%

40'%

OO CT.

CC

*35

35 %

35

Va

40

40'%

95%

95

95

OO -J

86%

rfk

35%

35

8,000
*700

87'%

16,200

35'%

1,700

102

102

*102

103

*102

103

*107

105%

18,100

*96%

36%

95 %

dividend

Shares

36%

39%

$4.40

the Week

15%

V4

86'%

$4.20

15%

97'%

40'%

Jun

Friday
Sept. 9

15%

97'%

96

Co-

Common

Thursday
15%

15%

15%

109% Jun

105

Monday, September

Sept. 8

15%

1

Guantanamo Sugar

Utilities

.

PRICES

Sept. 7

3

common

Corp

G-ulf Mobile & Ohio RR
$5 preferred

36% May

Tuesday

Sept. 5

100

Gulf

68% Jan

Monday
Par

preferred

Grumman

SALE

HIGH

LOW AND

STOCK

EXCHANGE

16'% Mar
99

YORK

.

EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD

STOCKS

Year 11)54

Lowest

.

108

*107

108

*107

108

104 7

a

104%

*104%

105%

*104%

20
~

105%

40

H
Jan

42% Jun

24

27

17% Jan

13

12% Mar

2

63% Jan

5

12% Jan

4

20% Apr

30

Dec

29

86% Dec

31

21

106% Oct

131

142

Jan

15

21% Oct 28

24

Hall

6

21Va Jan

6

Jan

38

22

Nov

Oil

104% May 10

25

40% Dec

Water

Halliburton

19% July
1
84 % Aug 26

25% Nov 24

102% May 11
24% Jan
4

46% July 12
54% Sep
9

19% Jan

46% Aug 17

Hackensack

45% Aug 10

35

6

23

134% July 25

33% Nov 29

26% Mar 14
33 % Aug

22% Apr 23
5% Jan
32

32% Dec

19

Jan

6

10% Jan

6

11% Feb

17

30

28

8% Nov 30
40

Nov

9

Mar 11

May 25

14% Dec

10

13% Jan

6

17

23

15 % Jan

6

Dec

25% Fab

4% July 12
18% Jan
4

8% Dec

31

6% Aug

100 % Feb
35

31

21% July

7

28% Dec 31

85

30

Mar

4

89

26% Mar 14

84% Jan

24

39% Jan

May 21

3

31% Apr

19

41% Nov

94% Jan

22

101% Oct

11

98% Mar 29

213/a Jan

26

23% Nov

11

22% Jan

5

37% Nov

18

36% Jan

3

13% Mar 12

20% Oct

14

17% Jun

29

96

17

35

68

Feb

17

Jan

6

101

121% Feb

2

126% Oct 26

383/4 Jun

18

50

Dec

27

Jan

122 %

Aug 11

Dec

23

40

54% Feb

16

51% Jan

14% Jan

26

37 % Dec

3

26% Jan

11

143% Jan

11

34% July 26
18% Apr 21

52

68

May 26

Jan

4

78

Apr

81% Jan

5

92

1

21
1

51 %
142

May 13

10% Jan
5

Jan

14

May

9

7

39% July 13
35 % July

Jan

4

5

33% Jan

4

56% Jan

5

27

Dec

6

953/4 Jan

12

12% Nov 23
Jan

29% Dec

84% Jan
94% Jan
101

Feb

14

Jan

20

24%. July 21
18% Jun 13

89% Sep
58

25

88% July 25

Aug 24
8

79% Aug

3

96

7

6

July

51% Aug 24

7
9

6
4

17

10% Mar 14

52
85

Oct

Dec

31% Jan

10

16% Jan

3

31% Dec
103

5% May 12
7

36

31

31

28% Jan

Mar 31

100 % Jun

36% Oct

13

18

28

16

112% Dec

6

19% Dec

20% Dec

10

4% Jan

5

4% Nov 22
383/4 Jan
4

55% Dec

133/4 Jan

25% Nov

31

31

14

28

8

35%

*35 %

21%

21%

21%

22

22

22

1,300

*17%

17%

17'%

17%

17%

17%

2,100

Hooker

3
5

3

11

18%

130%

123%

123%

*123

124

9% Feb

17

Sep

9

%

181

a

58

97%
24

*96%

50

%

24

37%

*36%

18%

128

*123

18%

129
124

129 %

*123

2,300

97 %

10

24

600

37%

10

18%

1,000

132

2,500

124

30

45%

45%

45%

52%

*51%

54%

55%

54%

55 %

56

59 Va

56

57

""5

39%

39%

39%

39 %

39%

39%

39

39%

1

17%

18 %

18

18%

18%

19%

18%

19 %

79%
94

*78

79%

93%

93 %

93%

94 %

*83%

94 Va

190

50 %

50%

50

50%

49%

50%

49%

49%

3,000

11%

11%

11%

11%

23%

23%

23%

23%

23 %

23 %

2,700

14%

14%

14%

14%

14 va

3,100

100

*78
*93

_5
1

11%

11%

—50c

23%

23%

5

14%

14%

IIIIII5

*6%

6% '

10

21

21

30

31%

31%

12.50

37

No par

93

Co

common

200

*78

79%

6 '/a

6%

20%

21

*78

*11%

6 %

6

•

20,400
,

1,200

42,900

79 %

11%

6%

900

1,000

21

20%

20%

%

31%

*31 %

31%

31%

31%

200

37%

37%

37 %

37%

37

37%

6,600

*92%

93

91%

92%

91

91

1,800

*31

1,300

39%

40%

39

101%

101%

*100

14%

15

14%

14%

14%

14%

5,200

38 %

38%

38%

38 %

38%

38 %

38%

1,100

*31

40%

38%
*100

39%

7,600

102

30

31%

31%

96%

*95%

96 %

*95%

96 %

103%

103 «/a

*102%

104 %

*102%

104%

10

104%

*104%

104%

104%

104 %

*103

104%

150

42

42%

42%

128

128'%

Power__No par
Houston Oil Co of Texas (Del)
25
Howard Stores Corp_
__1

Lighting &

STOCK

128

31%

40%
102

103%

*95%

100

31%

43

427/a

129

128

.

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

CLOSED

24%

24%

24%

25%

24%

*2%

2%

2%

2%

2%

100

LABOR
DAY

/•

*9%

9%

♦28

9%

9%

70

70%

70%

28%

69%

28

31%

43

42%
127

20%

20%

25

9%

43

127%
20%

9%

20 Va

*2%

70%

*23

31

30

5,300
2.900

1,700

2 %

9%

23,800
800

9%

76

70%

*28%

28%

800

96

2t%

2%

70 vb

28

31
96

128%

EXCHANGE

1

Hupp Corp

1,200

15

*104

Manhattaitzu

47%

51%

102

*102

Co

46%
51%

38

100

._

46%
52%

14%

I_50
.

6%
21

46%
*51%

94%

*100

3

preferred

Xl4

46

52%

37%

39%

5

No par
common

5% noncumulative preferred
100
Hudson Bay MI11 & Sin Ltd—No
par
Hunt Foods Inc
6.66%

33

8,700

*51%

27

6

7%

50

12% Apr

3

7 %

par

IHudson

Jan

57

18%

10

3

56

Xl29%

3% Feb

19% Jan

89%

19

7

16

8)%

130

23

Jun

89%

130

25 '/a Sep

32

*89

*18%

22% Jun

8

89 %

No par

137

Aug 25

*89

*36%

6

71

5,100

4,200

x24

Finance common—No par

&

24 %
35

24 %

7

July 18
7 % July 18

23%
34%

37%

Feb

2

24%
35%

24%

preferred

Sound

30

90 %

*89

100

Howe

35%

24

37%

Jan

July 18

V4

2,900

35

24%

preferred
4.40% preferred.

Houston

7

2,700

6%

7%

55%

15% Mar 14

14

*35%

1,600

34%

35%

*96 %

4%

Feb

35%

37

24'/a

common

convertible

Household

6%

7%

\'b

38%

preferred,,

3%%

6

34

35

35

preferred

Houdaille-Hershey
$2.25

7 Va

*36%

6%

23%

7%
24

34%

(conv)__No par

Electrocherti

$4.25

7%
24

97%

18

6

3% Feb

35 %

18

98

11

21% Oct

35%
21%

17%

24%

Homestake Mining
Honolulu Oil Corp

Aug

23

*35%

*37%

& Sons

convertible

98
May
104% Jan

105% Feb

34%

6%

17

53 % Jan

10

34

37

34

6%

47

22% Jan

15

6

1

21

18 3% Dec

94 % Sep

38% Aug

36%

34

40 Vb Aug

10% July 27

23/8 Nov

3

4

37

6%

_io

Hoffman Electronics
Corp
Furnace Co

Jan

1

3,600

33%

55%

Holland

48

28

1,300

32 Va

37

97%

Hotels Corp
Hires Co (Charles E)

Hollander

27

48

145

31%

6%

55

Hilton

Holly Sugar Corp

Apr

48

*140

31%

37 va

No par

2nd pfd

2

15% Mar

50

___i

a

44 % Jun

105 %

33 %

100

4

106

80

4,100

%

33

97%

(The)

(A)

36%

200

33 %

*104%

105%
144

31%

19%

85%

33%

48%

*140

32 %

54%

Heyden Chemical Corp common
3%% preferred series A

5%

48

48 %
144

31%

preferred—_25

common

32% Mar

8% Mar

48%
*140

32 %

54%

Hewitt-Robins Inc

cum

48%
144

32 %

*96%

preferred series A

$4%

48%
*140

*104%

104%

25

common..-

Powder

Co

104%

__100

Hershey Chocolate common—No
4%%

105%

5

common

25% Jan

17

Mar 10

102% Mar

31

4

100

23

15% Jan
11% Jan

41% Dec

1

Mar 14

91% Jan

Nov 24

105% Nov

Jun

34% Jan

27

99% Nov
105

% Sep

9

741/4 Mar 14

16% Apr 26
35% Aug 25

8

14

ft

13% Aug

5

64% Jan

22

12 Va Jan

*104%

19%
*84

21%

preferred

Hertz

34

20%

50

preferred..

Hercules

8

85%

33%

'

9

59% Sep

85%

33

_100

9

54% Mar 18

85%

15

Sep

48% July 19

*19%

20 %

85 %

86

6%

Co

129% Aug

5%

20%

32%

1

7% noncumulative
Hercules Motors

132

2,800

*44

1

preferred:

(G W)

8,100

23%

2

Glass

2

22% Mar

54%

23

44%

20%

10

Corp

(H J) Co

53%

23

1

Inc

Mfg

53 Va

22%

32 %

_i

—.

Industries

200

53

2a %

*83

DAY

100

Industries Inc

3.65%

5

19% Feb

f Haveg

Helme

3

29% Feb

preferred

Hayes

Heinz

Sep 1
Jun

34% Jan

21

%%

44%

53 %

22%

32%

LABOR

2.50

Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hat Corp of America common
4

*44

52%

22%

45

*20%

100

_

44%

53%

22%

CLOSED

2.50
Co $4.25 pfd
No par
Harbison-Walk Refrac common
-15

6% preferred
Harrisburg Steel Corp
Harris-Seybold Co

44%

53

*44

EXCHANGE

5

(M A)

3%%

104% Feb"

STOCK

5

_No par

com

4%
convertible preferred
Hammermill Paper Co

Hanna

Hazel-Atlas

Jan

30% Dec

25

Hecht Co common

89 % Jan

9

Hamilton Watch Co

Hayes

8% Mar

19% Sep

18'% Aug
5
8% Dec 30
27% Dec
6

!

Cementing
Printing Co

F)

24% Mar

40

71

12
11% Aug 25

11

Nov

3

(W

35% Sep

31% Mar 18

8

28% Jan

1

13

5

8% Jan
39

21% July 26
4

19

25% Jan

33

Jan

July 21

34'/a July

15% May 12

43% Nov

9

Mar 14

35

Sep 29

183/4 Mar

6

4

Jun

9

23% Dec

21% Jun

4

107% Feb

5% Mar 25
35

18

May 27

Well

700

28%

2,500
200

__i

6

6%

6

6%

0%

5%

6

11,400

5

Hussman Refrigerator Co

32

32 %

32

32%

32 %

32 %

32%

33

1,400

29%

29%

30

6

I
27

Jun

21

63% Dec

31

58 % Aug

10

29%

9

33% July 18
68% Jun 23

Idaho

.9

29%

29%

30 Va

Illinois

30%

Central RR Co

2,200

12

50% Dec

23

47% Jan

5

No par

63%

64 %

63%

65V2

64%

65%

Illinois

65%

66%

Power

11,700

48% May 21

55% Sep

52 % Dec

20

No par

54

54'%

54

54

54

49

54%

54%

55'%

3,000

50

53% Nov

10

51% Aug

50

17

40

5

52% Sep

1

43% Jun
40

Jan

May 25

Aug 22

52% Jun

15

51% Jan

4

51 % Dec

27

53

Dec

10

51

8% Jan

11

15% Nov

23

13% Apr 12
24% Mar 15

22% Oct 20
2% Jun 30
39

Jan

21

473/a Nov

4

159

July 29

55

Oct

54% Dec

25

Dec

52 % Mar 28

10

30

7% Nov 23
52

Jan

5% Jan

17

24

Nov

17

48 % Jan

6

57% Dec

8

50% Jan

20

170

Jan

26

162

Jan

4

9

Power

Co

new

Co

common

51% May 5
52% Apr 15

cumulative preferred—_50
cumulative preferred
50

*50

50%

*50

50%

50

*49%

50%

4.26%

*51%

55

52%

*51%

52%

*51 VA

52'%

*51'%

4.70%

52%

cumulative

50

*52%

53%

*521%

53%

*52%

53%

*52 7a

54

50

*52 VA

53'%

*521/4

53%

*52 VA

53'%

*52'%

53%

50

*51%

51%

*51%

51'%

*51 Vb

51%

*51 Va

51%

5

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

2,400

Light—No par

30%

30%

30%

30%

30%

30%

30%

30%

1,200

Jun

8

55

Mar 11

53

Feb

15

14% Mar

7

31% Aug 31
10

Aug 30
58% May 23
57% July 28

4.08%

4.42%

cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred

4.20%
Illinois

preferred-

Terminal

RR

Co

Indianapolis Power

&

Industria

De

Electrica

_

Mex

S

A

91/8

9%

9%

9%

9%

1,600

55

54%

55%

55 »/4

55%

55%

56%

6,500

55

55%

54%

54%

54%

55

54%

55

3,200

jqo

*164

IIIl

169% Jun

15

4

76% Dec

31

21 % Jan

66% Mar 14

85% Sep

9

11

Inland

39% Dec

29

35% Jan

68

153/8 Jan

8

5

22% Dec

28

26

25 % Jan

21% Jan

4

40

Nov

Inspiration Cons Copper
Insuranshares Ctfs

23

37 % Jan

7

53

July 22

Oct

25

96 % Jan

19

103

Mar 29

21% Dec

29

19% Jan

18

89% Jan

6

143/s Apr

28

271

May 11

273/e Jan
159

Jan

30
25

Dec

349

Jan

94

Feb

31% Aug

23

84

5

59 % Dec

34% Jan
1303/4 Jan

7

140

6
31

165% Aug 16
30% July 26

8

4% Nov

Jan

35% Jan

42% Dec 29

1% Jan

Mar

10
8

3% Mar 16
57 % Jan

6

4% May 27

1

173/, Dec

Jan

1013% Jan

Oct

31

12% Jun

16

88% Dec 31
106% May 19

9% Jan
55

16

38% Dec
38

28% Jan
77

Nov

176% Oct

4

Jan

25

102

375

82

Jan

12

102% Sep

2

135

Aug

4

Sep

24% July 18

33% Sep
450

6

Apr

18

41 Va Jun

9

175% May 31
37% Jan
4
41% Jan

3

92 % May 26

4% Apr

19

87% Aug 26
141

Jun

17

Jan

10

preferred
Steel

Co

Interchemical Corp
4%% preferredInterlake
Iron Corp
Business

84%

85%

9,600

68

65%

66 %

10,900

*23'%

24»%

*23%

241/4

*23%

24'%

32%

common

No par

31%

31%

31'%

800

33 %

34

33%

34%

34%

35

34%

34%

17,000

90

88

88

com

preferred

_5
100

International Mining Corp
Nickel of Canada

Preferred

;

3%

4

3%

3%

3%

87

86.%

86%

85%

138

137V4

100

common

15

7.50

25

Jan

34% Dec

6

34

Jun

2

6

34% Mar 15

43% Jun

3

24

Mar 15

22

10% Jan

32 Va Jan

6

39% Feb

14

28% July
29% Jan

Aug 17

12% Jan

3

39

Dec

15% Aug 29
51% May
2

14

112

May 12

Aug 13

47/8 Feb
19

Jan

19
6

20% Jan 21
86% Jan

8

35 % Apr
99
Jun

22
16

61% Mar 31
59% May 7

29

34% Feb

34% July 21
29% Aug
5

24% Jan

30% Jan

3

36% Sep

26% Jan

3

30% Aug 11

23% Dec
123

Nov

8 % Dec

7

19

20% Mar 23
121

Jan

6% Mar 14

15

14%

15

94%

94%

94'%

103

101

*100

103'%

_

2,600
310

102'%

200

46'/a

46'%

46%

46'%

46%

46%

46%

46'%

2,100

68

69

67%

68%

66%

67'%

67

67'%

2,500

38%

*37'%

*37'%

38%

*37%

38

38'%

38'%

29'%

30

30

30 '%

30 VB

31

30%

31 VB

112,500

39%

39 %

39%

39%

40

40%

41'%

41 VA

1,500

100

39%

*39%

40 %

40%

41

41'%

41'%

37%

37%

37%

37%

37%

38'%

38'%

1,400

15 Va

151/4

15%

15'%

15%

15%

15-*a

15%

3,100

45

45

44'%

44'%

36'%

36%

35'%

36%

35%

35'%

35'%

30

30

29%.

291/2

29

Va

29 VA

28

—No par

Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co—No
par
Power & Light Co
10
Coal common

preferred

50c

25%

26i%

26 Va

26%

*44

1

44'%

26 VB

26'%

43%

%

26%

44%

600

600

35%

2,700

29

2,000

21VA

5,200

127%

20

1

*125

1

11

12'%

11 "a

11%

10%

11%

10%

11

—No~par

33

33

33

33

33

33%

33'%

33 VA

800

3 2'/8

32%'

31%

32 %

30%

31%

31 '/a

31%

4,800

94

92%

92%

92 VA

92'%

92%

9 21/2

80

55'%

2,100

39

31

Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—_100

45

103

Apr

14

99% Jun

91 % Nov

12

81 %

91Va Jan

30

19

Mar 14

Juri

15

*14

104
97

Feb

11

85

Jun

27

50% Sep

9

37% Dec

31

65
Mar 15
32% Mar 14

100% Dec

31

98

48% Deq

22

Mar 10

41% Mar 15
24.

97 % Aug
59

13

4

page

Jan

6

July 20

4




*101%

37'%

8

23

t

101

■

39%

Iowa

$6

101

101

103%

3.50

Intertype Corp

Island Creek

*100

*101'%

III.l

Interstate Dept Stores
Interstate Power Co

30% Sep

Nov

see

25

Jaeger Machine Co

55

_For footnotes

preferred

,25

13

19% Jan

9

No par
common

12% Sep
34% Jan

853/i Jan

313% Jun

127% May 23

No par

International Shoe

6

7

Nov

9

6,600

15

27% Jan

Oct

78

24

28% Jun

6

16,900

127%

*125

127%

*125

127%

127

J
28

30% Nov 23
37% Nov 24
96

9

com

280

14%
109%

94%

International Telep &
Teleg- No par
International Utilities
Corp___.
5
$1.40 cum conv preferred
_25

23% Jan

2

138

14%
108

15 Va

9

6

137

14 %

109%

95 %

31 Va Sep

38% Dec

9,100

15

45

26% Dec
38% Dec

4

May

103'%

2,000

95

International Silver

13% Jan

*101'%

109

100

3%
85'%

151/4

48% Mar

31

103'%

138

14 VB

14%
110%

590

3%

95

72% Apr 21
38% Aug 29

29% Apr

138

138

32,000

84%

86%

15

6

Rys of Cent Amer

7%

14

109'%

4

90

94%

5

28

14 %

110%

*88

*101 %

6

Jan

13%
110

169'%

—100

Jan

35

138
'

168

No par
No par

60

21

*83

86'%

42% Jan

36% Oct

90

163

1

preferred
International Salt
_

*87

168

No par

com

5%

Jun

39'%

169'%

1

114

38 %

80

2,500

*31%

4

Jan

409

1,500
15.000

167%

16

73

33'%

31%

70

Dec

406

39%

51%
104

32%

409

39

39%

51%
*103

32%

311/4

44% Nov

4

29

409

ill

51'%
103

32%

31%

11

Jan

103
a

39%

17

38

32 7

167%

31

31% Jan

39 Va

50%

501/4
103

a

Nov

373% Jan

405

409

38 5

32%

31%

4%

Int'l

33%

24'%

166%

79% Dec

Sep

407

49%

*102%

103

*23%

100

preferred

12% Dec

15% Sep

50'%

*102%

79

98

49

II.100
_No par

International Paper
$4 preferred

Jan

84%

67

11

Mar 14

167

84%

66%

40% May 27

9 Va Mar 13

*164

84%

64'%

44% Jan

69

167

831/4

63%

No par

Int'l Minerals & Chemical

Int'l

*164

167

84'%

61%

Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25

7%
Int'l

*164

170

83%

Machines

Int'l Harvester

1

20

Inc_I|I_IIIIII_i
common!!IllII5

Int'l

9%

No par

International Packers Limited

114% Jun
108

6%

9

54%

No par

Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common

40% Jan

6

9

•

106

May 10

Aug

62% Sep

3
8

Jacobs

Jewel

(F

Tea

3% %

L)

Co

Co

Inc

common

5%

1

55%
100%

No par

55 %
103

88%

77

77

49

49 3

1

105'%
59

55 %
103

*51'%
*100%

55'%
103

54%

*100%

103

87%

8:%

86%

87%

76%

75','2

75%

48%

49%

49'%

41%

49%

50%

30,200

105 Va

105'%

105%

105'%

105%

300

60%

62 %

60%

a

105'%

1C5 Va

59%

59

60

86%

75,700

76 %

86'%

10

100

54%
*100%

12%
com

preferred series A

Joy Manufacturing Co.,

*92'%

100

preferred

Johns Manville Corp
Johnson & Johnson
Jones & Laughlin Steel

%

*75

87%
76

62

6,700
500

9,000

12

1955

Number 5463

Volume 182

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

. . .

NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous

Range since Jan. 1
Lowest

Highest

Lowest

EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD

STOCKS

if ear 1954

NEW YORK

Highest

HIGH SALE PRICES

LOW AND

STOCK

Monday

EXCHANGE

Par

Tuesday

Wednesday

Sept. 5

Sept. 6

Sept. 7

-

Sales far

Thursday
Sept. 8

the Week

Friday
Sept. J)

Shares

K
Kaiser

281% May 25

~

2 % Sep

32 Va Jan

4

92

41

Jan

12

6

30

Dec

2V8 Jan

39% Jun

15

943/, Jan

24

99 Mi Nov

S

104 Vi Apr

15

Apr 28

100

18

3% Jan

9

1001/2 Mar 23

103% Aug 10

107

Mar 13

IO51/2 Aug

102

106

Oct

1023/4 Mar 15

May 26

38% Jan

14

35 % Jan

5

29

75% Dec

29

50

13

1

701/2 Jan

24

401/b Jun

8

2% Feb

7

451/2 Mar

4

991/4 May 16
105

May

3.80%

6

107% Sep
105

4%

7

Apr

22

Alum

&

Chem

Corp—

Common
;
331/3
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
10
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com-Nopar

preferred

4.50%

18% Jan

21

22 Mi July 30

12% Apr

23

25% Dec

16

Jan

4

64% Jan

4

27

31% Dec
107

8

Dec

31

Mar 10

84% Apr
4 81/4 Jan

21

43

July

8

231/2 Jun

8

Kansas Gas

3

241/2 Mar

3

Kansas Power & Light Co
Kalyser (Julius) & Co__

21 Mi Jan

171/4 Mar 24

271/8 Mar 14

983/4 Jan

4

4%

2414 July 15

351/4 July 12
129 % Aug 26

g

39% Jan

4

54 Mi Dec

23

47% Jan

59% Apr

20% Jan

11

31

24

291/2 Jan

52

33% Oct

18

41 Mi Dec

13

36 Mi Jan

58

Jun

23

24% Jan

13

34

Oct

14

29'/2 Feb

25% Sep

9

29

31

Mar 19

Nov

39

Apr

79% Jan

6

87

Nov

1

84

29% Jan

4

44% Dec

9

38i/4 Jan

98 Mi Dec 14
34% Jan 23

28% Jun

30

49V2 Jun

9

82% Jan

5

28% Sep
9
48% Aug 18
42
Feb 24

341/4 Jan

69
104

Jan

15

Sep

$5 prior

28

Koppers

IOO.1/4 Jun

921/4 Mar 18

23

4%

32

Jan

31

52% Aug

f

391/4 May 31

S

13 Mi Dec

29

12% Mar 15

3% May 27
9
14% Jun

5 3/8 Feb

18

17 Ms Dec

8

47 Va Jan

58 Mi Dec

2.50

(111)

Kresge

551/2 Feb

9

Kress

4

(S
(S

S)

4,200

97%

♦95

97%

♦103'%

107%

♦107%

108

20

105

105

105

♦103'/2

104%

20

105

77%

77%

80%

80

80%

46

46

46

46

46

27%

27%

27%

28

28

27%

27%

1,200

EXCHANGE

x23 Vb

23%

23'/a

23%

23%

23%

23 %

23%

6.600

22

2,600

CLOSED

22%

33%
LABOR

124%

76,%

76%
*44

22%

22'A

221/2

22

22%

21%

34

34V2

34%

34%

341/2

124

33%
126

126%

123%

124%

124%

50%

51%

50%

51%

52

51

4,800
200

52

34%
126

6,000
9,600

50'%

51%

50%

511/4

50

DAY

50

50

50

*49%

49%

48%

49

49%

50%

50%

51%

8,600

35

35%

35 '/a

35 '/a

35%

351/2

35%

1,500

63

1,000

X47%
x61%
*100%

101%

x53 %

54%

54

*97%

98

98

98

Co

H)

2,600

*95

*106%

1

Kroger Co (The)

98.200

2 V4

41i/4

107%

No par
10

preferred

39%

2 %

4iy4

46

76%

3 41/2

common

38 %

2%

*103%

105

38%
41%

2%

101

100

Inc

4

Jan

97%

36%
41

*44

l

common

2%
41

x27 %

5

preferred

Co

50

523/4 Dec

5

107

*104%

37%

STOCK

ZZZl
No par

Kimberly-Clark Corp

July 26

107'A
105

8.75

County Land Co
Keystone Steel & Wire Co

King-Seeley Corp
Kinney (G R) Co

*1061,8

No par

*95

*103%

105

*104

50

Co

Kelsey Hayes Wheel—
Kennecott Copper

543,4 Jun

*1031/2

No par

preferredElectric

&

Kern

9

July 26
;

non-cum

97%

100

26

Dec

*2%
40%

100

4.20%
preferred
Kansas City Southern—
Common

36

2%

*95

100

preferred

36%
41%

2%

100

preferred

cum

351/8
41

63

63

♦62'/4

10,600
800

61%

62

621/2

100%

100%

*100%

101%

'100%

1011/4

10

54%

54%

54%

54 »/a

541/4

5,000

*97'/2

97%

97%

97%

180

10

Co

29

29%

291,8

29 %

29%

291/8

29%

No par

51

51%

51%

51%

51'/a

51%

511/3

51%

4,200

No par

42 %

42%

42 %

43

42

43

42 %

42%

5,300

4

&

15%

16

15%

15%

15%

15%

5,200

29

8.100

L
8% Jan

4

9

4%-Tun
16

15

Mar 14

543A Apr

26

16

Sep

7

53/a Jan

25

18

7

Jan

27

201/2 May 10
22

.

85

Jan

"~7

7% May
27% Jan
15

30 y4 Dec

Aug 10

0

95

May 10

4

12M4

Dec

4

601/4 Nov

25

28 Me Jan

34'/4 May
98i/a May

861/2 Aug

31

30

11

6

11

Mar 14

La

Sep

60

Laclede

Feb

13% Jun

53'/8^an

6

741/2 Jun
25 '/a Apr

Apr
% Jan

6

20 3/$ Dec

31

18 Ms Jan

6

4

IM2 Dec

9

l3/8 Jan

3

4

11 Mi Dec

8

IIV4 Jan

3

4% Dec

8

3Mi Jan

3

25

2

34

:

fJamss)

3.85%

13

21

26

•

50c

4

46

Dec

31

4OV4 Mar 14

471/2 Jan

Lehman

4

23

Dec

10

Corp

17% Sep

22

Lehn

Fink

4

20% Aug 17

19% Jan

3

39% Jan

8

76V2 Nov

19

64% Jan

18

87

July 18

8% Jan

4

13% Dec

17

131/4 Jan

3

23

Apr

Dec

14

451/2 Jan

7

62 i/j.

July 21

67'A Jan

29

36% Mar 22
56

July

142% Jun

2

23

48

164

22

Apr

613/4 Mar 14
1491/2 Jun
50 Mb Aug

38%

Apr" ~2

19 % Dec

21

30

531/2 Dec
25

Mar 12

22

23

Mar

701/4 May

2

158% Sep
Jun

17

6

16% May 17

2iya Jan

14

32%

92

92

*91

93%

20

12%

12%

13

13

13%

31,900

67%*

67%

67%

1,700

22%

5%

1,200

43

43%

43

43%

9,200

17%

18

17%

17%

2,000

No par

21%

22%

22

22%

22'A

22%

22%

22%

11,600

83

83%

83%

831/2

82

83%

82 %

821/4

2,900

15%

15%

15%

15%

17,500

58

57 %

57%

300

69%

7,500

Co

10

com_II25

Tobacco

403/a May 17

64'/4 Feb

7

Lockheed

31

17 Mi Mar 14

24% Aug

1

Loew

28% Jan

11

64

Nov

30

22 % Jan

4

17

4

241/2 Aug 26

103

Jan

Mar 16

981/4 July 9
99% Jun 30

21% July

1

Jun

22

40% Jan

5

59% Jan

11

137

July 26

321/2 July

July

3%%

Star

Cement

Gas

50%

18'A

18%

18%

18%

18'A

18%

800

69%

70

691/4

70%

69 %

70%

26,000

37%

37%

37%

37%

37%

37%

371/2

371/2

5,000

Long Bell Lumber (Md)
Lor^Tsla-nd Lighting Co

8

107% Apr

27

IO31/4 Jan

6

4.25%

102

105

July 15

4.35%

261/4 May 18
15

Mar 11

21'/4 July 13
140

July 15

25% Jan

3

147

48% Aug 25

451/4 Jan

3

58

88 Mi Dec

20

77Mi Jan

6

881/4 Mar

273/4 Dec

28

8

series B

7%

20
22

22

38% Mar 25

104

Nov

9

49% Dec

221/8 Mar 14
100

31

Jan

5

39 % May 16

Apr

122

July

22
2

6

12'/2 May 10

15'/4 Nov 29
Dec

136Mi Dec

29

123/4 Mar 14

23

54

23

48i/4 Jan
133

Aug 19

19

Mar 28

19% Jan

513% Jan

3

%%

139

Jan

21

9% Dec

31

8% Jan

3% Jan

Dec

23

24M, Oct

22

546

Nov

17

4

6

Dec

21

5 '/a Mar

6% Dec

31

6
28

4% Mar 10

64

56 3/i Jan

Jun

13

6

131/4 Jun

3

6

121/4 Feb

16

6

Jan

18

543Mi Jan

4

23

Feb

9

25

105 % Aug 25

37% Apr

11

88

May

Mahoning

22

31% Jan

7

97

Sep

16

92

Jan

11

99

Apr

25

16% Jan

4

33Mi Oct

22

231/8 July 19

44

leb

4

Martin

13% Feb

1

193/a Dec

29

la '/« Aug

20'/aJan

3

Martin-Parry

16% Jan

8

283/s Dec

23

253/8 Jan

3314 Jun

7

Masonite

18

Jan

4

25'/2 Dec

23

23'/4 Mar 15

261/2 Feb

16

22

Jan

4

373/4 Dec

20

333/4 Mar 14

44'/4 July 21

9IV4 Jun

3

99

21

941/2 May

99

92% Jan

5

98

Mar 11

94

May 16

99

Jan

7

89

Apr

1

83

Jan

18

88

17% Jan

20

281/4 Nov

23

25% Jan

4

351/4 July 12

47

Feb

4

55

Nov

12

52

Feb

13

561% Mar 31

15

Jan

7

33% Jan

4

76% Dec

20

37% Apr

26

43'/2 Nov

24

67
40

May

4

Mar 14

9

Marshall

8
13

30

21% Aug 11

27

15

Apr

1

Jan

3

31

523/4 Jan

18

69'/2 Jun

29

2

1061/4 Apr

18

57% Nov

22

271/e Feb

16

323/4 Dec

21

11% Jan

4

30% Oct

4

Jan

4

15% Feb

18

47

Oct

601/2 Jan
31

233/4 Dec

77

Jun

39

July 28

6

46

Jan

7

135

18

82

23

17% Jun

28

88'/a Sep

7

Oct

21

98

Jan

4

109 y4 Dec

22

102

Jun

9

95

Jan

7

107

Oct

25

100

Jun

30

Jan

4

491/2' Dec

23

26

95

203/4 Jan

18

881/2 Mar 30

433/4 Jan

7

Jan

25

Jan

25

28

/

30% Apr
96

17

26% Feb

11

28% Jan

4

223/s Jun

2

41% Nov

24

39

Jan

6

103 Mi Oct

27

96

Mar 28

IO31/2 Aor

104

Jun

14

108 Mi May 19

104

Feb

107',2 July

15

Jan

6

For

102

Nov

29

99 Mi Oct

12

109

May 14

36 y4 Nov

footnotes




see

931/2 Mar 29
941/2 Mar

23

page

4

IO41/2 Mar 15

321/4 Jan

24.

6

$2.50

52% Aug 26
18

1

Va

16%
51 %

17

51 %

16i%
♦51

*137%

17

51%
140

16%
*51

*137%

16%

2,800

52

300

140

*137'/a

140

28%

29

29

29%

28%

29%

6,300
6,000

35%

1011/4

34%
*620

101%
34%
635

101%
35'/4
♦620

101%
37%
640

33

31%

*31%

32 Va

8 1/4

8'A

8%

8%

8%

8%

32%

32 Va

32"%

5

32%
181/2

32%

18%

32 %

18%

18%
57

18%
*56

18%
57

36%

373/a
96%

.37%

37%.

96%

96%

96%

1

26%

27%

25%

26%

26%

27

16 %

16%

16%

l(ji/2

16%

16%

29'/2

30%

301/4

30 >/2

29%

24%

24%

*24

241/4

24 %

42

42%

42

42%

41%

42 Va

95%

95%

*95%

96%

*95%

96%

81

81%

37%

37%

*96

90

21,200

17

18%

3,800

30%

29%

2.9%

241/4

24

24%

41%

42

96%

96%

*96

97

*96

97

86

86

86

*86

86%

*86

86%

10

33%

33%

331/2

*33%

33%

33%

900

57%

100

33'/2
*56

571/2

*56

22

22 '/a

*22

31%

32

3
50

45

45

151/2

15%

57%
22%

56

56

21%

22 Va

*31%

32

800

*44%

*44%

45

200

15%

16

7,300

15%

15%

15%

15%

87%

87%

88

88

1,240

49%

501/4

49%

49%

49'A

49%

49

49%

2.500

63 »/2

63

63

64

65

64

64%

1,500

85

84

84

83%

83 %

600

43%

431/4

43%

431/4

43%

42%

43%

8.100

24%

23%

24%

24%

24%

4,200

16%

2.500

62%

1,200

87%

5
5

Inc

♦84%

10

Mines

63%
43'/4

1

22%

23

x22%

*86'%

88

83%

16%
63%

pfd 4.30%

series

50

*101%
*69

103

*1011/2

103

*101%

103

70

70

70

70

70

82%

16%
62 Va

*101%
♦68

103
72

700

36 »/4

36%

36

36%

36

36%

36%

37 %

2,900

33%

33%

33%

*33 Vb

33%

1

33

33

500

33

preferred—50

*95

105

Corp
(The) common1st
Co

100

88

1

Shoe

Inc

common

$3.50 preferred

3%
16%c

—No par

26 %

22%
*89

26%
23

92

*95

105

*95

105

:

Linotype

Co

Scott

Co

Metropolitan Edison 3.90%

26%

26 %

26%

26 %

900

22%

22%

22%

22%

22%

19,000

*89

Q9

*90

92

26

3.85%

Apr

18

3.80%

preferred series

9

4 45%

preferred series

*105

106%

*105

106%

105

105%

*101%

102%

*100'/8

102%

101

101

No par

50%

51%

23%

23%

52

23%

23%

24 %

23%

24%

37.100

50

50%

50

99%

98%

5

*105

107%

*105

107%

*97

99%

♦97

99%

55

56%

56%

80

23%

99

*96

500

1.200

50

*106%

101

51%

100

98

105%

51%

50

109

101

52

100

*95

*104

92

51%

5

*106%

*90

52

pfd—100

100
100
100
..-100

105

26%

No par

12.50

*95

26%
x22 %

No par

pfd_i

preferred

Copper

900

32
45

16%

Miami

21%

31%
*44'%

62%

4.35%

21%

32
45

16 %

&

*56

10

31%

63

Machine

33%

1

Co

Merritt-Chapman

80

97

*85

16%

Mesta

600

*96

62%

Mergenthaler

8,700

4,200

♦95%

No par

Publishing

2nd

7,600

27V4

16%

2nd

9.400

26%

62

conv

37%

No par

pfd

Robbins

Inc

37%
*96

No par

serres

Co

Stores

81%

97

No par

convertible

80%

97%

96%

16%

Co

4,400

57

81

62

&

18%

81

811/4

100

1,700
4,800

78%

V)

Merck

20

8%

*56

No par

Stores

Co

5.500

14,900

32%

57

25

5%

18%
*56

32%

l

Corp common
4%% preferred (1st series)

Mercantile

8%
32

5

t

♦56

*32

No par

common

Porcupine
&

*32

31'/a

1

Mead

Mengel

37%
640

1.500

common

2nd

103

3,600

McQuay Norris Mfg Co

Cum

36%

7%

—No par

Electric

Melville

101%
*620

6

Co

pfd 1947

McGraw-Hiil

McLellan

102%

7'A

Corp common—50c
convertible preferred
100

3%%

34%

10

5%

Stores

McGraw

101

9%

7%

Co

Apr

9

171/4

6

com

101

Sep

17

*5%

Co

102

60

4,900

*7%

common

preferred series
preferred series

108 % May

12,100

46

7%

preferred

McCrory

$4

5

28%
103%

5%

Corp common

$4.25

56 % Jun

43 %

5%

Corp

12

4

27%
*102

7%

preferred

McCall
McCord

22

13

Jan

12

July 21
Apr

Jan

89

$3

108

21% Jan

92

Maytag Co

112 '/2 Apr

28% Jan

24

28

28% Jun

92

104% Aug 18
2
22% Feb

17

7

21

213/4 Jan

31

91

Jan

261/4 Jan

4

22 »/2 Dec

Aug

43%

7'/4

Corp

Stores

McKesson

25% Dec
21% Dec

101

29%
103%

43

6

Corp

Mclntyre

571/2 Dec

31

29
*102

44

No par

Co

L)

Electric

Dept

13

4

27

May

25

4

Dec

Master

Jun

19

643/8 Dec

29%
103%

100

&

(Glenn

45% Apr

11% Feb

.103

28%
*102
43

44

7

10

cumulative

18% Jan

4

28%
103'%

6

preferred

cum

16

43 %

No par

Field

4%%

$3.40

27 % Jan

86% Jan

160

50

Mfg

$3.75

7iy» July 22

18

28%
*102

51

59

Cement

12

291/8 Feb

5,200

140

—6.25

11

Aug 22

91

86

51 %

preferred

Jan

July

85%

620

Co

Corp

Apr

Apr

85%

8,400

620

$3.75 preferred

91

84%

5

10

58

85

♦137 »/a

1

Corp

343/e Dec

2

84%

10

10

Exploration

convertible

4

17

85%

21%
143 %

1

RR

Midland

4%

12

54% Jan

Garden

Shirt

Marquette

4

5

common

Co

Oil

Jan

20

500

84 %

21%
143

....No par

24 Vb Jan

Jan

54

100

Coal

2

32% Aug 29

100

M'agma Copper
Magnavox Co (The)

661/2 Jan

573/4 Jan

54

21%

170

8

46 'A Aug

54%

144

1.700

713/4 Dec

82

53'/2

1,400

29

3

54%

9%

Apr

24

*54%

9%

Marathon

88 Mi Jun

54%

10

Marine

63Mi Dec

21%
143%

*54%

10

18

July 14

4

21%
142%

10

Sugar

59

4

DAY

21%
141%

9%

201/4 Feb

Jan

LABOR

21%
142%

No par

Magic

7

75

Forbes

Bros

161/2 Feb

IO31/2

x21%
Xl42 %

CLOSED

10%

Mandel

46

100

90%

Jan

6

If) 2 'A

103%

33%

Manati

541/2 Aug 23

Jan

*101%
*102%

10%

16

141/a Mar 14

10

102 %

103%

90%

9

44

50

*102%

107%

*1011%

*102%

33%

Dec

151/4 July 23

(Ky)_Nopar

103%

*106

102.1/4

107

10%

11

4

Co

*102%

102%

91

4

24% Mar

EXCHANGE

102%

33%

12% Jan

Jan

10

107

*101%

10%

Manhattan

12

100

*106

*106

STOCK

91

Maracaibo

401/2 Jun

1061/2

100

33

17

Mar 14

106'%

100

10%

11

23

11,900

90%

21

20% May 16

3,200

211/4

33%

11% Feb

31

38%

21%

10%

35% Jun

30

38

21%

33

6

30

38%

21 i/e

90%

Jan

25 'A Dec

38%

211/4

10%

28

441/4 Dec

38%

21

91

6

23% Dec

38'/4

21'%

33%

29

2

38"%

101/2

31

17

400

118%

21

No par

Dec

18% July

.4,600

38

10

Square
Chef

10% Dec

83

4,600

30%

Madison

8'% Apr

Jan

63%
118

29%

301/2 Dec

3

30%

90%

4

Dec

63%
118

28%

4

4
6

30%

X.32%

101/2 May 18

3734 Sep

64

118

100

12

82

301/4

No par

Jan

42

63%
118

Macy (R H) Co Inc com
4%% preferred series A

Jan

171/4

30%

10

com

Inc

14
21

343/4 Jan

63%

118%

5

7

May 16

30%
*118

M

Jun

685

63%

No par

A

Working Co

&

Trucks

19

81/b Aug 18

30%

& Sons Inc—

'

Wood

22% Jan

34

63%

30%
*118

preferred

Mack

5% May

4

6%

321/4 July 27

7% Jan

4

& M

6

7% May 27

7

X62%

10

1

M

95

July

23,600

Lukens Steel Co

MacAndrews

3

35% July 15

16 Vb Jan

17,700

23%

Nashville

(M)

17% July 12

88 '/a Mar 15

25'/a Jan

451%

23%

preferred series A

531/2 Jan

26y8 Mar 14

499

99%

44%

23%

"

3

6

*98%

45%

X23 %

Common
4

31

92

99%

44%

23%

*98

100

&

8

29

301/2 Dec

99%

46%

23%

preferred

Louisville

6

Dec

4

99'/4

45

23%

common

Gas & El

29 3s Sep

83/4 Dec

20% Jan

81% Mar 16

99'/4

461%

preferred

Louisville

;

8

401/2 July

D

E

Co

IP)

1021/4 July

500

99%

23%

preferred

Lowenstein
Dec

06% Jan

18%

45 %

100

preferred

series
series

Lorillard

May 25

July 27

5%

par

10

4

IO31/2 Mar

170

100

6

1001/2 May 26

153 Mi Feb

Co

38% Sep

2

4,000

2,500

50'/a

common

3

56%
51

.69%

preferred

conv

21

55%
50%

68%

Corp

Star

Oct

56%
51

1

Lone

Nov

56'A
50%

157

No par

Lone

105

106 Mi Mar

57%

X157

18'A

preferred

5

104

55%

159

50%

Aircraft Corp

23

Mar

571/4

*157%

2.50

21

6

56%

158

No par

281/4 Mar 14

Sep

68%

157%

51

(The)

convertible

4%%

68%

68%

158%

68

5

22

5

68'/4

68%

158%

10

Corp

Inc

s

*57

5%

100

15

29

Dec

68%

5'%

5%

5'/2
18

79

82

22

67% Jun

2,700

43%

Co

Corp

51% Dec

123

15%

21%

5'A

Corp

Tulip | Cup

4

7

*151/4

17%

preferred

12

28

15.200

15%

57

11

Jan

2%

15%

57

Jan

26 y2 Mar 14

2'A

15%

4 3 Vb

Liquid Carbonic Corp com—No

56

7,200

2%

15%

5 %

Lion Oil Co

1143/4 Feb

22 %

2%

16'%

18%

9

291/2 Aug 19

22%

2%

15%

43%

3

1161/2 Aug 12
34'/4 Dec 21

221/4

2%

5%

70% Sep

4

21%

2%

43 %

381/2 Aug

4

21%

2%

*17%

25

23% Jan

67%

67

1

431/8 Mar 15

108% Jan

68

67%

5

(The)
Products

25% Jan

101

12%

15%

Jan

1.400

12%

57

13% Jan

4,600

21'%

1

283/a Nov

Apr

*89

92

68

par

493/8 Nov 23
7

12%

25

4

Oct

*89%

lo

5

67

32%

22%

92

18% Jan
26

22'/4

32 %

V*

32%

15'%

Lionel

22

22

32%

30% Jan

19

55%

22%

57

Belt

*52

32%

14%

Lily

3.300

55%

22 %

5

Link

400

17%

32%

J

Myers

41%

17 1/4

23

15%

7%

4%

17%

*52

7

Liggett &

4%

171/4

32'%

Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Savers

*4'/a

55%

Libby McNeill & Libby

6

66

*52

Life

551/2 Apr

4

55%

4%
18

21%

10G

Lerner Stores Corp

22

Aug 12

48

&

17%

*52

preferred—No par
2nd pfd
No par

noncum

Jan

15% Jan

*4%

comraon.3

Co

1st

noncum

15%

4i/4
17%

_5

Sons

&

Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley RR
No
Lehigh Valley Coal common
$3

Jan

50

_

preferred

16 Vb Jan

9

l

15%

4%

16%

Mex

Lee Rubber & Tire„

Lees

3

63/s Sep

Mar 30

pfd_7~5_Pesos

Consolidada 6%

Bryant common
4%% preferred

16% Sep

2

Co

Lane

2% Sep

6% Jan

Gas

98

109

57%

*105

96'%
*96

*106%
56

50'%

50

50

98%

♦98%

99%

107%

*105%

96'%

*96%

98%

2,300
50

107%

98

109

56%

*96

~40

98

*106%

109

56%

60

17,400

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far Prerim

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.

4

32% July

3

40% Oct

6

137

6

21 % Jan

8

Dec

1

25

37% Jan
133

Jan

21

25% Jan

15

29% Sep 27

21

32% Aug
20 %

Jun~21

8% Jan

26

Dec

9

20% Aug 25

13

15% Jan

16% Dec 29

4

«

¥ayi2

109% Aug 22
55% Jan
102

90

26

May

4

71 % Jan

Dec

Jan

80

21

1°3

106% Nov 22

5

974 Jan

,

*

35% Mar

Jun

12

85% Dec

2»

82

24% Dec

8

Jan

20

23% Jan

7

27% Jan

.

4% Jan

i:

61
40

Jan

4

19% May
v

13

:

5

Mar 31

16% Jan

8% Jan

8

1

71% Jan

17

23% Mar 17

17% Aug 27

15% Jan

27 Va

5

19% May 12

0

80% Aug 23
18% Dec 20

11% Mar 24

30% Jan
16% Jim
21 % Mar

23

Apr
•19% Jan

73% Apr
18% Jan

18% Dec 2«
53% Nov 17
23% Aug
2

4

23
1

4

3

31% Aug

9

47% Feb

41% Aug 23

21%

21%

22 %

x21%

22%

22 Va

112%

112%

10374

107

"103'A

104

93'/a May

$4 preferred

Minneapolis Moline Co
S5.50

1st

$1.50

2nd

Minnesota

&

Minnesota

Power

Aug 25

Ontario
&

Co

Light

11174

112*4

102%

103 %

103%

.'*103%

640

4,700

STOCK

20%

20%

21

22

21%

22%

EXCHANGE

85%

87%

*86

87%

8774

86%

87

CLOSED

28%

28%

28%

28%

29%

29 7e

30

30'/a

1,200

65

65%

65

66%

65 %

67

6674

67

3,400

25

Paper

112%

102%

102%

104
21%

1
100

preferred

112

*103%

112

101

*103%

5

No par

LABOR

104

21

104

%

*86

12,500
330

27%

27%

15

44% Feb

Mission

Corp

1

38 %

38%

37%

38%

38

5

Mission

38 74

38%

Development Co

5

29%

3874

30%

29%

30%

3074

20%

Mississippi River Fuel Corp new_10

30%

30%

7,100

29%

29%

29%

29%

X29 %

2934

Mlssouri-Kan-Tex

29%

2974

6,100

18%

18%

18%

18%

18%

19

19%

19%

3,600

75%

75%

33% July
31 % Jun

7

21% Aug 12
100% Jun
7

114% Jun
30

common

preferred
conv

111%

No par

,,

4

33

7

Sep

8

18% Feb

23

RR

preferred series A
100
{Missouri Pac RR 5% conv pfd.100
Carpet
Mills
20
Mojud Co Inc
.1.25

6

Monsanto Chemical Co

7

Machine

Montana

Power

Co

iw.uu.c-.mc^uniiacK.

(John)

3

Mueller

25% Jan
3
22% July 20

Mullins

7

11

31% Dec 31

28

Jan

0

47
Feb
42% Sep

42% Jan

4

61

Dec

22

61

Jan

4

78

Aug 24

37-

4

45% Dec

2

41

Feb 21

47

Mar

4
1
2

28

4,600

18,500

96

96

97

96

9674

96

97

29"%

29%

29%

29%

30

29%

29%

2,000

17%

17%

16%

17%

1674

16%

16%

1674

10,700

76%

75%

78%

78%

80 Va

15,200
7

3,100

21 %

21%

21

21%

21%

21%

2174

2174

1.800

47

47%

47%

47%

47%

48'4

47%

48'A

51,200

29%

30%

29%

30

29%

29 7 8

29%

3074

4.200

(The)___No par

*41%

42

41%

42

42

4274

42%

42%

900

1

29%

30

29%

29%

29%

30%

30%

31'A

11,000

No par

x83%
20%

84%
207/8

84%

85%

84%

8574

85'A

86

52.400

-

Corp

10

:

"

21

20%

20%

20%

20%

5.300

19%

20

20%

20 Va

20%

20

20'A

3,700

51%

50%

51%

51 %

5274

52%

52 Va

25

No par

20%

19%
51

mnes

25%

24%

25

2474

25

24'A

2474

7,700

3,200

Corp

5

30%

30%

30%

307/8

30%

30%

30

3074

2,100

Co

1

33%

33%

33%

33%

33 %

33%

3374

34

2,800

20

20%

20 Va

20%

20

2074

8,900

Brass

Mfg Corp

20%

1

Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
4%

2774

73%
94%

3

Wheel

2774

5

Co

& Co

Motor

27'/*

2

new

Inc

Motor Products

27%

27

29%

No par

Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co

25% July 22
27

Tool

Montana-Dakota Utilities

33% Apr

42% Mar

com__No par

Mohawk

Monarch

38% Jan
3
86
Sep
9
21% Apr 25

DAY

7%

7

29

Jan

21%

15

18% Jan

9

26,400

Jun

Apr 13

A July 14

13% Jan

17% Jun

600

3774

7,300

39% Jun

2

29%

37

6,900

Morrell

17% Aug 17

29%

38 74

7,100

Motorola

28% Mar 24
18% 8ep 15

29%

37%

19

22% July 18

May 17

29

38%

2274

60% Jun

27% Mar 14

29%

37%

6 0 74

16% Mar 14
20

29%

40%

18%

44% Mar 14

28% Dec 31
38% Dec 28

28

28

29%

5974

9

28% May 18

49% Jun

4
4

>

CO

29%
38%

Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer
1
Minneap & St Louis Ry
No par

18%

42% Sep

34% Mar 14

3

1

Jan

12% Jan

144

60%

15

31

31% Feb
56

144

18%

32% Feb

Dec

144

58%

2

25%Sep~li
39

2,400

144

18%

6

4
4

8.700

4674

60

23% Jan

Jan

33 Va

45%

3.30% conv preferred
100
Minn Min & Mfg common—._No
par

24% Jan
52% July

31% Jan

32%

46

27

40% Aug
19

Aug 18

145

144

•

3374

45%

17%

22% Jan

73% Sep

144

Shares

32%

59%

28

10
Sep
8
79% Sep
8
81% Dec 30
26% Oct 20

4

Mar 17

144

.

33
45%

17%

18

17

-v

10

33
45%

40

59%

20

Aug 10

100

Corp

33%

45

17

22% Jan

27

Oil

x33
.

.

59%

Aug~~5

34% May 18

5

1st preferred

Midwest

't

10

common

Minn St Paul & S S Marie__.No
par

38% Dec 31
23% Nov 10

4

15% July 19

8%

Prod

Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_1.50

July 14
73% July
l

24%

Utilities Ine

13

51% Jan

Feb~15

21

South

Midland Steel

the Wee*

Friday
Sept. 9

Jun

116
115

19% May 26

Middle

Sales f»*

•

Sept. 5

-

RECORD

LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
Tburaday
Sept.«
Sept. 7
...
Sept. 8

Monday
Par

Monday, September"

Jun 20

19% Apr

-70

107
25

12% Jan

16

41% July 13
28% Mar
1

8

31

7

Apr 23
145% July 26
34

STOCK

EXCHANGE

50

Aug 166

14% Dec

NEW YORK

Highest

30% Jan

0

Feb

126 % Jan

STOCKS

,

.

Lowest

"

Highest

26% Jan
30

,

Range since Jan. 1

Year 1954

-Lowest

_

....

18%

18%

18%

19

*18%

1974

18%

1874

l

42%

42%

42%

42%

42%

42 7a

42%

4274

3.200

40%

41%

39%

40%

3874

39%

5,300

10

*40%

41%

50

*81

85

*77

82%

*77

85

No par

*42

43%

*41

43%

*42%

43

com

!

preferred

20%

5

Myers (F E) &

Bros

Nashville Chatt

&

*76

1,200

85

4274

43

300

N
74% Mar 29
30

Jan

125% Dec 17

114% Jan 10

126

Apr 11

St

8

51

Nov 23

47

6

62% Mar 10

National Acme

12% May 7
13% May 11
20% Jan
4

27

Dec

20

20% Mar 14

27% July 25

National

19% Aug 28
47% Nov 24

15% Mar 23

19% Apr

National
National

Aviation
Biscuit

36% Jan

4

45% Dec

4

183% Dec

21

Jan

8

17% Dec

28

15% Apr
10% Jan

21

11

Jan

33% May 10

8

172% Jan

40 % May

173% Sep

18
6

12% May 20

Feb

11

21 % Jan

6

37

25*% Dec"*30

4

16% Dec

31

14% Mar 14

19% Jan

5

28% Dec 31

25% Mar 14

17% Feb

18

22

35% Oct

25

12Va Jan

4

41% Aug 17
19% Dec 30
24% Dec 21

16% May
87% Jan

6

4

Dec

98% Dec

20
Mar
3

45

45% Mar
183

1

Jun

2

17% Jan

28

National

~_l
Inc__Zl

18

National

40

July

24

28% May

3

93% Jan
38

Jan

172

Jan

Oct

46

158
*

Jan

Dec~31

66

4% Jan
14
105

Jan

106

Feb

25

105

105

Apr

4

Jun

20

23
9
4

Mar

73% Sep

Feb

15

103% May 2
50% July 22

12% Jun

9

3

14% Feb

18

7

10% Apr 19
15% Apr 12
17% July 5

10

105 % Jun

July 22
Nov

17

Dec

2

16% Jan

7

18

100% Dec

22

93

5

101

31

69% Jan

18

16 % Feb

1

75

Feb

11
14

73% Dec

May 11

18% Dec

5

25% Jan

4

18% Jan

78

4

18% Jan

21

15% Mar
63

90% Mar 16

12

49'/a Nov 30
27% Dec 10

11

32% Apr

Oct

31% Dec
95

85% Jan

14

97

Oct

515

Jun

28

34% Dec

Oct

22

Mar 23

51

7

67 %

2

35% Apr 28
91

Sep

7

97% Oct

4

82% Jan
86

25

Jan

100

5

Jan

,

92

7

Jun

14

25

.

Nov

17% Jan

6

Jan

4

24% Jan

14

20

Jan

12

8% Jan

4

81

,

Jun

36%

.

85

Jan

16% Aug 23

4

Jan

12

100% July
101

Oct

95

Mar 25

103 % Apr
103% Dec

27

104

7

18

tO

Dec

-2

26% Nov

26

7% Jan

11

28
19% Dec 29

14% Jan

11

29% Dec

19% Mar

Mar

4

7374

73%

37%

700

(The) Pa com___10

44%

45%

45

45 %

45 Va

4574

45%

45%

6,900

99%

99%

common

5

48%

49

1

10

10%

1

14

14%

:

Fibre

34% Dec

2

Co

7

510

Mar 30

Jan

29

38% Nov 28

774
14%

1

*19%

19%

16%

1674

*16%

*105

95

100

7

87% Mar 11
93 '/a Jan
100

13

Mar 1*

7

27% Mar 24

86

"

$5
Y

13 % Jan

6

*85%. Jan

3

39% Jun

27

108% July 14

'% 64% Jan

18

16

^Jan

0

,87

Sep

7

99% Mar 23

97%

100% Feb

9

non-cum

&

48 Va

5474

26'A

cojnmon____No par
preferred
No par

*86V4

88

88

88

89

*87

89

RR

Co

Jan

18
1

39% Jun
41

♦101

102

"430

480

*430

33

Pacific

7

July 12

1,100

102%

510

*500

515

32%

33

32%

33%

16,500

33%

33

6174

62

61%

62

61%

23%

2374

24

24

*23%

44

4474

_i70

33

1.9G0

62

3.600

24%

500

Corp—
43%

43%

.

*93

94%

34%

34%

98 %

84

85

*88

58 %

'

25

~

17%

"50
ZZlo

.

73

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.

17%

.

'

-

43 %

t

43

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-

8674
43 Ve

ill:

*102

-.*1974

1974

111

.'77

:

•

77%

78

5

16%

$3.60

preferred

series

100

*87%

preferred

series..

100

*

preferred

series

100

*100

100%

preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc

100

*100%

101

1

99 %

16%

16%
87

88 %

*99 %

100

♦100

•

76

,

59%
72

*

17%

18

43 %

43 %

*110

77%

78%

88%
103

17

17

5,400

45
95

34%

10,656

85%

200

89

300

-

30

103

19% ;

V*

1,100

33% '

1974

19

33%

2,200

597 a

59'A

5974

25%

*25%

25 Va

r73%

6974

72%

51.400

17%

17%

4.400

--

•

177a

86 Va

87
.

43%
11174

42%
*110

79%

79 7e

17%

1774

43 74

10074

100%

100%

*100%

100%
101 Va

101

*100

101

25%

26 %

21%

22

21%
32

32%

38%

38%

88

130

20

200
50

25%

25'A

2574

13,600

22

20

21'A

13,500

'31 Va

32%

2974

307a

4.300

3874

3874

37 74

38

1,300

52%

3,800

'257a

3274

38 VB

10

15,400

88

*100

27%

6,000

1774

8874

26%

80
,

38,000

100%

*100

200

80%

100

100 3 4

7,300
v

86 Va

111

*87

87%

100

99%

100

31%

.2.50

}

*86 Va

86'/s
111

100%

38%

-

103

25%

-.25%

21%

,/

Northwest Airlines Inc common__lo
4.6%
preferred
25

*84'A

*98%.

33% •; 34

'

'•

$4.10

Norwich Pharmacal Co

9874

5874 >5974

*2-5%
♦

75%
18

86 Ve

100

-

1974

34%

89

98 V2

x33% : 34

25%

73

Nopar

<•-

8574

•

89

98%
103

*102
-

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*93

34%

90 %

98%

98%

59

25%

1
1

Ry

-

'

commonZZ25
Z.Z

•

95

34'A

34%

85%

34%
;

*88%

4374

45

43%
*93

95

*93
V

90%

*84

IZZZZZZZ.I2
Ry

*101

61%

*23%

100

Western

480

62,000
•;

10

10274

♦101

74

24

61%

1

No par

Co

*87

480

100

Northern States Pwr Co
(Minn)—
Common
;

7

26

102%

Co_il)0

Shipbuilding Corp

$4.11

31% Feb

*101

50

Central Ry Co.
Northern Natural Gas Co
5% %
preferred

in

7.000

5374

Northern

39% Jan

4,700

27%

4774

Corp

26% Jun

5974

27 Va

x25%

19%

23% July 19

57%

2774

2674

34 Ve

16% Jan

60%

27

5474

19%

20

58%

2774

487a

34

103% Apr

10

62

53 Va

5

$4.08

2,400

47%

Nopco Chemica

;

18'/a

81%

26'A

102%

9

18

8174

48%

*101%

92 % May
9
103 % May 11

3,200

18

8174

26%

preferred
Share Corp

Northern

98%

17%

8174

*79%

53%

4.10%

28

10,900

1874

101

52%

100

83% Jun

98%

17%

47 %

II100
Zl00
ZZZlOO

14

100%

10

98

96%

26 %

47%

preferred

111% Apr

1674

52 %

preferred

19% July 27
91% May 4
46% Apr 20

*94%
*95

500

26%

preferred

&

36

46%

3.90%

22

300

107

36

26%

3.60%

38% Jun

99

17

*105

17

96%

1,300

*16a,i

51 %

$3.75 preferred

Niagara

95

16%
*95

2,300

14%

10

3.40%

22

17

2,400

774

14%

20

Common

-

*94%

95

f
I

35%

35%

14

774

No par

Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No
par

4

6

18%

9

20%' Jun

103

9974

107

*105

35%

96%

18%

17

70

Co

Omnibus

Harlem

York

Jan

99% Aug 29

*95

99%

18

3

14

17% Sep

1674

96%

774
14%

100

Corp

Chicago & St Louis

Y New Haven &
Hartford
Preferred 5% series A

New

5

103% Apr

Sep

*94%

17 %

*94

107

35%

26%

May 10

92% May
101% Jan

95

16%

l

*105

35%

60 %

8
'

107

\

35%

26%

N

Sep

1374

7%

62%

18

Jan

14

14 74

26%

22

36% July 27

13%

14

61%

Jun

45

10,800

1

71% Apr
25% Apr

96

2.600

9%

5

N

5

4874

974

Newport News Ship & Dry Dock

8

8

48%

*79%

30

18

*99%

10

81%

Sep

39

74

4874

9%

1474

Dock

102% Jun

99

48%

7%

100

York

15

99 %

1074

14%

preferred

2,100

11,000

4874

7%

common__No par

New

Mar 10

100

14%

preferred

17%

974

7%

England Electric System

1774

48%

14%

common

City

Jun

*99%

1

Inc

17%

v

*79%

Y

3,100

3774

100

N

1,200

3174

73%

York

29

11%

31%

3774

New

Jun

31.S

151

xll%

17%

49% July 27

103

151

12

31%

37%

preferred

4%%

12

31%
73%

Jersey Pr <fc Lt Co 4% pfd_100
Newmont Mining Corp
10
Newport Industries common
1

3

12

31%
18

Adjustment preferred
North. American Aviation
Northeast Capital

73% Dec 29

4

QQ

81% Aug

152 74

11%
31

73%

New

Aug 26
20% Feb 17

*151

152%

11%
31%

7,600

37%

Norfolk

23

*151

11%
31

CLOSED

190

83%
176'/a

17%

Newberry Co (J J)
3%%

152%

EXCHANGE

104

8274
176 Va

176

37%

7

Feb

1

176

ZZZZZZl

Bros

4%%

*151

STOCK

104

8374

83

83%
177

7274

Corp

Neisner

82%
*1.76

18

1

,

10374

103%

82%
177

37%

9

45% Sep 29

103%

102%

81%

73

76

111

.53% July: 2

103 %

102%
"176

600

177/a

59% Sep

Mar 23

6,300

37%

26% Feb

",

53

10

6

89

5274

No par

25
Aug 23
47% May 17

16% Aug 18

'8

52 7 a

'

48% Jan

19

51%

_ioo

26% Apr
52% Dec

29

5274

71%

56% Apr 19
33% Feb 24

82% July

-

52%

Corp

51% Dec 23
>

38
Apr
8
107% Mar 31

13% Jan

Nov~30

54

DAY

5

18% Jun

,39%

53%

98%

LABOR

18

39

104% Oct 25

4.200

1

No par

Jan

30

19

21%

5

New York Air Brake
New York Central..

-91% Mar

93% Sep 29
102

21

Cast.No par

Vulcanized

New

29

30% Feb

32% July 30
87% Dec 28

*97%

21%

Steel

National

4

7

59
Aug 30
21% Jun
2

Aug 20

Jun

27% Jan

98%

21%

100

N Y State Electric & Gas

44

98%

21%

Natomas Co

2

90

8

21'/a

99

21%

No par

Theatres Inc

27

78% Mar 30

400

25 % Aug 12

Apr
14% Apr

21%

98%

21%

common

National

Nehi

21%

98%

21%

common

__

&

21%

98%

10

Shares Corp
Steel Corp
Sugar Ref Co

National

Mar

24% July 20
80% May 16

28

Apr

Malleable

21%

7,700

100

preferred A

31% Jan

12

6

348

Natl

Feb

7

48

13

20

Mar 15

96% Jun

8

23% Jan

16

Jan

July

37% Mar

41% Jan

34% Dec 29
54% Dec 28

9

4

3,000

common—5

Co..

preferred B
National Linen Service

8

101

13
18

13% Jan
40% Jan
12

Gas

$4.50 preferred
National Lead Co

Feb

39

67% Jan

Gypsum Co

21

99

94

National

31% Sep

86

33% May

19,400

3674

25,600

31% Mar
Jan

2.6C0

2174

36

21%

14

20

22%

21

37

1

pfd series of 1951
Fuel

31

15% Jan

31

22%

2174

3674

21%

4%%

Co

Stores

Prod

National

21

16% Dec

Jan

22%

21 Va

37%

21%

14

13

Gas

6%

19

22%

21%

36%

8,300

4

Jan

22%

21%

38

4,300

4% preferred
National Tea Co

6% July

22%

22

37

23%

21

11% Jan

22%

21%

4074

Jan

13

22%

1
25

2074

National Supply

8

1

common

40%

156

8% July 20
14% Dec 18

11 Ve Jan

5.ICO
5,500

23%

7%

6

110

13%
3974

4

Distillers

July 22

12

39 Va

National

46% Feb

Apr

12%

397a

20%

6

9

13%

39%

24

38% Jan
97% Feb

13

39%

417'a

6

37% Jan

13%

3874

2074

National

8

13

39%

23%

National

15

13%

38%

40%

9

30

12%

5

20%

42% Mar 25

Dec

Co

10

41%

1

10% Sep
11% Apr

17674

20%

4

41

17674

23%

25

4

175%

2014

Jan

17

17574

2374

33% Jan

6% Feb

174%

174

41

43% Dec

9% Nov

174

20%

6

28% Jan

173%

23%

9

Nov

7,1C0

100

417 8

Mar

103

2,800

4174

19%

84

4

3974

41 %

41V8

183

4

Jan

39%

41%

23%

25

90

39%

41%

5

Aug 29

24% Jan

39%

41%

5

22% July 29

58

41

41%

preferred

34 % Dec

26% Jan

1874

39%

42

Department

23 % Jan

14

27% Dec 31

1874

40%

41%

Cylinder

55% Jan

147

8,900

18%

39%

Dairy Products

11% Jun

8

13% Dec

15

29

Dec

1874

National

100% Jun

5

19

National

Mar 21

54% Jan

1.200
5.C00

18%

National

23% Jan

175

6174
26%

18%

6

May 12

102% Jan

260

6174
25%

15

45% Mar 14

10

122

61%
25%

10

16% Apr

8% Feb
19

Dec

121

61%
25 %

Jan

93

63% Dec 29
182

141 % Jan

121

61

26%

43% Jun

20

2

49% Nov 17
105% Nov
8

conv

121

61

25%

'

Container

$1.25

121

121

60

26%

18%

5

common.

Corp
Register
City Lines Inc

National

121

59%
26

10

Corp

Co

preferred A.

National

5

16% Jan

10

■1%

120%

1

Cash

19
May 3
37% Jan 18

10

Co

Can

Feb

47

26% May 10
23% July
5

20% July 25
20 % Jan

'

100

Fibres

Automotive

National

Louis

Airlines

•

21 Va

o
38% Jan

4

102% Jan

4

44% Aug 10
109% Dec 31

92% Jan

5

100 % Dec

106% Jan
104% Jun
20% Jan

6

18

4

18% Jan 20
101% Nov

21% Jun

,

110% Jan

9
29

108% Aug 30

33%Dec~27
20% Aug

2

; 102 % Nov 24
-0.
24% Dec 21
9




43% Jan
0
105% Mar 17
95% Jan

20

107% May 23
106% Mar 11
31% Aug
9
31% Jan 28
.18 % Jan

100

Jan

20

19

22% Aug 11

52% Aug

3

Ohio

Edison

Co

common

110%-Apr 14
100% Apr 22

4.40%

109

14

4.56%

preferred

3

4.44%

12

preferred

109
39

Jan

Aug
Jun

20

38% Sep

8

19% May 17
103% May 13
25% Apr

25

3.90%

Ohio

preferred

Oil

Oklahoma

100

;

Oklahoma

97

*107 %

108

*

100

;

Elec

*107

108%':

►107

Cot.com._10

4%

preferred
Preferred 4.24%
Natural

52%

97

....No par
&

52%

*108

loo

Co

Gas

51%

loo

preferred

_20

series.^*.,.;

100

<n.

:h.

109 %

107 %

108

-

10874

52%

51%

10874

*108 %

*97

,

9874

*97

*107%

*107

108%

*107

100
30

108

108%

34%

34%

3474

34%

34%

37%

38 %

38 Va

38%

*38%

19 74

*19%

19%

*19 Va

1974

-

101%

101%

10174

♦101

'

23 %

23 Va

23

23

98 %

108

34%

23

109

*107%

38

"*101
.*«

98%

37%
%

-

109 %

♦97

34%
* 19

■f

51%
10874

52%

*108

.

102

2374

*

19 Va

*101
23 Va

34%
49

16,700
3.900

1974
102

:23%

~Io
3.600

12

1955

Volume 182

Number 5463

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(1029)

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD

Range for Previous
Year 1964

Lowest

Bange since

Highest

Feb

16

60% Dec

3

104

Jan

5

127 % Dec

3

9% Jan

4

15

Dec

4

97% Dec
69% Dec

8

35% Nov

its/ *5an 26
s

5

135

23

July

23

63
Apr 29
13% Mar H
SO

Jan

11

i7y4

Jan

12

99

Dec

4

Dec

23

98% Jan

H

14% Jan

20

26% Dec

22

Jan

7

97

Dec

2l

7% Jan

11

12

Sep 22

82

33

28% Jan

4

40

Nov

39% Jan

4

33% Feb

15

Jan

12

46

13

140

4

154 % Nov

9

4% May 18
26% July 20
8% Jan
5

9% Dec

37% Jan

•

Aug 24

137% Jan

31

9% Jan

liar 14

45% Dec

7a

10

17

4

20% Dec

29

16% Jan

84% Apr

19

71% Jan

87% Jan

4

104% Dec

7

Jan

4

.11% Dec

4

6

30% Jan
23
27

4

Feb

10

38% Oct
26

8

Dec

28

Oct

28

29 % Mar

27% Jun

24

29% Jan

73% Jan

4

93

5

29

Dec

7

22
88

44% Jun
47% May

6
4% May 27
Jan

14% Jun

86% Jan

10

22% Sep
6
27% Mar 17

25% Jan

6

29% Feb

24

27% July 28

29% May
100 % Sep

8U

Jan

U

38

Jun

23

Jan

3

22

30

45% Mar 14

31

33

13

35% Dec

14

Mar 18

Mar 26

13% Jan
48

4

Feb

4

11

101% Feb

9

18% Jan

4

9
Aug 30
30% Jun 20

100% Jim

29

30% Jan

4

32% Jan

4

23% Jan

11

106
94

Jan

169

Sep 21

57% Dec

10

18% Dec

31

73% Nov
108

Aug 27

28

Nov

26

15% Jan

39% Dec

112% Mar 30
52% Dec 29

39% May 26
26% Jun
3

5

115

Oct

103

Oct

Jan

11

107

Jan

11

7% May

3

31

4

22

2

19

7

Jan

Feb

102% July 12

Mar

53% Jan

75% Dec

10% July 15

16

53% Dec

100

July

9

21

Jan

11

113

Nov

1

16% Nov
80

Jan

77% Jan
42% Mar
11% Jan

1

Aug

104

37% Dec
115

5
20

7

Dec

29

24% Dec

69% Jan
11

6

Mar 16

46% Jan

6

100 % July

6

33% Jan
115

6

Feb

15

99

79

July

8

Mar

7

13% Apr

6

59 % Apr

22

104% Feb

14

52% Jun

16

120

Sep

2

Jan

6

3

98

Jun

76% Dec

30

30

67% Feb

7

96

Jun

18% Dec

20

23

15% Mar 14

4

15
5

71% Nov 29
8% Dec

16

158% Jan

31

162% Aug 31

Mar 14
7% Mar 21

62

4

30% Dec 31

60% Jan

4

22% May 17

80

Dec

62% Jan

76% Mar 11

11

87

Dec

29

27% Dec

20

18% Oct 29
3
8

150
31

30

Aug 26
Dec

29

85

Mar 14

25% Jan

6

29% Jan

6

Jan

4

32% Dec 30

4

20% Dec

16% Jan

7

20% Nov 24

19% Jan

5

99 % Dec

91

8

7
12

Sep 15

31

80

20

Jan

46% Nov 17
43

Aug 10

92% Mar
27

3

Mar 19

26% Dec 23

19% Mar 15

4

25% Jan

4

97% Jun

2

July 20

29% Aug 17
31% Dec 31
103% Apr

6

104 % Nov

9

Feb

10% Aug 26
73% Sep
8
87% Feb

2

38% Mar 14
84

Mar 21

66%

Dec~29

26

8

12% Jan

3

81

May 19
46% July 15
43% Jun 28
89% Jan
6

30,300

37%

200

157%

156%

156 %

55%

*103%

5

31 %

45

common___No par
No par

com

STOCK

*31%

8
\

45%

45%

63

41
*25

*113%

*100%

55

112

61%

41%

40%

26

*25

113%

113%

*55

104

2,400

600

•103%

31%

31%

45%

45%

112

62%

61%

41

41
♦25

25%

113%

101

*100

101

*105

105%

*109

110

*109

113%

110

*100%

105%
*109

8

700

30,800

56

103%

8

112

105

*55

31%

8

105

56

103%

31%

8

111

61%

CLOSED

*102%

31%

110%

EXCHANGE

x55

104

8

12.50

preferred

300

105

10

31%

7%

600

8

3,100

46%

46%

46%

112%

112%

112%

500

62%

61%

61%

9,400

41%

3,300

41%

41%

25%

*25

II,200

25%

113%

*113%

114

101

*100%

101%

105%

*105

105 Va

110

*109

110

270

~30

Phila & Reading Corp—+

i

16%

Philco

16%

3

35%

36%

35%

36%

35%

100

*91%

93

91%

91%

*90%

43%
88%

43

43%

43%

43%

43%

43%

10,600

*88%

8.9%

♦88%

89%

*88%

90%

100

88

*85%

88

Corp

common

3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
4%

5

preferred

3.9%

Phillips

Petroleum

Phoenix

$4

Mills

C

$5

C

&

71%
*11%

L

Consolidation

Coal

Plough

Potomac

99

73%

73%

74%

73%

12%

*12'/a

12%

*12 '/a

51%

51%

51'A

51%

*101%

103%

*101 %

103 Va

*101%

103 Va

45%

45%

45%

45%

45%

45

120

*113

120

120

2,700

2,500

120

27%

*95'A

95%

10

*97%

98%

*96%

98%

98

98

*98

98%

"10O

88%

88%

89

89

*89

90

700

17'A

600

100

10
1

88%

*17%

89

17%

*164

17%

16g

*162%

166

86

7%

*164 %

86%

86

7%

17%

17%
168

*166

164

164

164

86%

86%

7%

164

17%

28%

4,700

*166

168

164

164

70

88

6,000

87%

86%

7%

7%

7%

5,700

26%

26%

27

27%

26%

27%

27

27'A

19,700

82

82

81%

82

81%

81%

82

82

100

90%

90%

100

*27%

27%

100

150%

10

+100

1

preferred

100

28%
117

29%

91%

91

91

91

27%

27%

27%

27%

*150'/a
:

28%

*150 Va

155

29%

29%

119%

118

119%

22 %

22%

22%

22%

34%

34%

34%

35%

21%

21%

22

22 V8

10

23%
105

900

91

27%

5

No par

7%

*89%

10

Co

.

27%

.

155

118%

7%

17'/a
166 Va

22 Va

34%
*22

155

*150%

31%

31%
125

125

_

31%

20,900

125%

1,300

22%

35 Va

34%

343/4

8,800

22

22'/a

JT^QO

23%

23%

23%

23%

24'A

23%

105 %

106%

105%

105 '/a

105%

10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

75

75

74

74

Colorado

73%

74

of

10

44%

45%

Serv

45%

45%.

45%

Co

of

Indiana—No par

45'A

42%

42%

42

42%

42%

42

Va

155

22%

105%

10%

400

2,000

22%

Co

3 % %

53%

27%

Serv

Public

123,100

14

95%

Publicker Industries Inc common—5
$4.75
cum
preferred
No par
Public

*113

73%

95%

common

Power

*113

51

No par
1

Co

Gamble

"lO

35

*97

27 Va

class B

Electric

&

*34

99

5

Co

Procter

35

*97

95%

Inc

&

*34

99

27%

Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
(The)

20

88

35

72

9,100

27%

preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd

Co

*85%

35%
92

*95%

5%

convertible

88

35%
*90%

23,000

95%

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common

5%%

36 Ve
92

17%

27%

guaranteed preferred

Pittston

16%

*95

iForgings Co
1
Wayne & Chic Ry com_100

Ft

7%

27%

*85%

17%

No par

Pittsburgh
Pitts

*113

16%

*12%

45'A

100

16 %

12%

44%

com__No par

preferred
preferred
(conv)

$4.80

72%-

*101%

RR

Chem Co

35

*96%

51%
103%

2

convertible

Pitts

51

No par

St

&

37

25

common

16%

99

5

Inc

preferred

Pitts Coke

*35

*96%

No par

Hosiery

Pitney-Bowes Inc
Pitts

*85%

par

100

preferred

Pillsbury

88%

100

series preferred

Phillips Jones Corp common_No
5%

43

100

Poor

July 12

21%

*55%

Plymouth Oil Co

24% Sep

48

20%
*36%

100

preference

Apr 14
35% Mar 18

107

47%

37%

23%

Corp

23% Jan

13

48%
20%

23

of America

Electric Co

4.68%

48

10%
"*

Va

74

23%

24

105 3/r

10%

(

<

7,500

6,200

a^oo
160

45%-

42%

1,000

2,700

423%

4,300

preferred

100

11

26% Apr

*86%

88

21

4.32%

86%

86 Va

preferred

25

26 % Apr

*25%

25%

25%

26%'

500

preferred

25%

26

4.16%

25%

♦26

6

25

122% Sep

*24%

25%

25%

25

25

25%

300

4.20%

25%

*25

9

121%,

*121%

Apr

11

28% Jan

3

29% Jan

18

99% Mar

100% Feb

7

16

33% Mar 14
4

Corp

170

20

No par

common

3,000

24% Mar 15

25% Feb
114

25% Jan

29

9

14% Jan

7

July 26

9

8

18

96

125% Sep

14

16% Feb

33% Jan

84% July 28

31% Sep

108% Jan

35% Jan

8% May 16
30% Jan
3

24% Mar 14

18% Nov 30

12% Dec

9

3

122% Dec 21

9% Mar 31
72% Mar 16

Sep

10

10

1

20

68

Jun

Jun

11

17

18% Apr 18
166% Aug 12
173

151% Jun

Jan

10% Feb

29

29% Aug
3
97 % Aug 25

25

150

89% Jan

40% Jan

87% May 9
44
July 22

13

9

102

9

17

Jun

25% Jan

4

May

83

Mar

25

Jan

44% Aug 31

21% Jan

Apr

82% Jan

97

92

84% Jan

169

Feb

17% Aug 29
43% Jun 16

21

160

68

Mar 30

80,300

28%

23%

100

31

1

24

111

350

28%

28%

22%

preferred

31

6% Jan

Co

conv

105%

23

preferred

Phelps-Dodge

$1

48%

111%

105

22%

Brewing Co
5
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc common__l
4% 2nd preferred (conv)
100

Phlla

28'/a

48%

110%

23%

4.4%

Dec

8

Jun

7

90% Sep

13

48%
110%
105%

110%
*105

22%

19

87

July

18% Jan

July 25

26% Mar

6

Sep

146

43

4

155

12% Jan

31

Sep 27

158

52

May 19

05 % May 13

12

Milk

4%%

3,600

15,100

50

88

DAY

35

Jan

Pet

159

98%
35'/«

88

LABOR

34

48%

20
100

35%
*49

85

100

3

48%

80

j

98%

35%
50

83%

100

2

4

5

115% Apr

..

100%

34%
*48

*156%

preferred

45% Aug

48%

99

35

82

4.3%

97% Apr

48%

99

50

82

1

5

*48

82%

107% Apr

9

98

33%

50

82%

28

6

34%

158

May 26

July

29

100

JTtn

82 %

*28%

33%c

Pepsi-Cola Co

108

11

29

28

157 %

Peoria & Eastern Ry Co

104

Jan

*28%

*27%

157%

6

107% Sep 30

90

%

100

23%

28%

*36%

50

9

14

23%
*28%

37'%

Jun

41

28%

98%

36%

I,000

*40

23%

20 Va

s

-49%

*23%

48%

10

49%

*28 %

97%

x48%

2,500

23 %

28%

*48

100

10,000

4%

28%

33%

1

1,100

14%

12,500

4%

28%

37%

106 % Jan

e

85% Jun

83% Feb

Corp

Sand

3,400

60%

•14

23%

28%

&

14,800

43

29

20

64% Aug 25

6

29

25

9%
41%

23%

47%

6

8

82% July 20

22%
*28%

110

13

40%

25

100

Dec

40%

49

12

Apr

41

♦40

110

59%

49%

20%
36%

4

Jan

98

49%

20

11

Jan

95

23

49%

28%

48

44% Jan

Jun

48%

1,800

43

4%

49'%

50,600
-•

41%

14'A

4%

27%

Mar

9%

59%

13%

4%

27%

Petroleum

2

34% July

58%

13%

4%

25

Pfeiffer

6

60 %

13%

41

18%

79%
101

40%

59

6,300

*41%

-

4%

48

July 21

18

*99%

9%
43

340

4,100

9%

78%

-

41

26%

107

12% Jan

9%
40%

*41%

10

7

34% Aug 13
87% Mar 15
37% Feb 21

-

42%

13%

*40

preferred

3

•

9%
41

49%

3.8%

22

*41

62

2

Dec

9%

40%

43

4%

102 % May

39% Dec

9%
41%

13

31

14

99%

"!

°/4

8%
44 % *

*9%

18%

79%

99%

50

4

7

18%

79'%

99%

Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Penn-Texas Corp
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke

July

17

19%
79%

99%

16

Jan

Jan

18%
79%

62

series preferred

33

Feb

19 %

1,400

,

8%

42%

No par

61,800

43

9%

41

4%%

11

83

*9%

9%

42

Jan

5

♦9%

41%

No par

5{$
146

-

146%-:

79

'

3,580

8%
43%

101

9%

97

May

9%

8%
43 %,

2,600

46%

135%

5%

147

146%

8%
44

78%

41

40%

46%

5%

42%

4.40%

6

31

147

220
'500

4,200

134%

*99%

Corp common_l
Light com
No par
preferred
100

8

Jun

,

8%

43%

110 %

Jun

40%

46%
135

51A

105%

May 25
119% May 26

24

: sis \

110%

55

110% Jan

8%

'

105

22% Apr

2

40%

46

134%

110

89

37% Jan

52%

40%

46

135%

5%
147

44

♦9%

18%

40% ~

52'/«

'

8%

43%

26%

40%

52%

106

38

28

83

l

26%

40%

xllO

173

6

41%

46

135

27

xl05%

24% July 25
73 % Feb 11

86 % Jan

40%

46

470

52%

,

100

8

Jan

41%

52%

.

40%

40%

52%

53

Jan 25
17% Mar 14

7% Aug

•

136

1

common

Cement

Power

26%

*40%

52%

No par

Co

Glass

Penn

*26%

40% -40%

Pennsylvania RR

62

26

Penna

25

13

26

Sep

Penn-Dixie

25

30% Jun

6

May 12

84% Jan
155

11

May 28

103

16

Jun

103% July

49% July 25
113 % Apr 20
108% Apr 25

25

42

preferred
(J C)

,

2.50

preferred
$1.32 preferred

Penney

510

4,400

25

6

No par

Telep

13,400

25

147

Enterprises

30

26

No par

$1

8

67

107

Peninsular

$1.30

9

44

&

29%
101 "

25

*41

Transportation

Mines

140

25%

Corp_*_l

Penick & Ford

3

May 4
41% Mar 14

4

134% Jan

Patino

8

29

Nov

Parmelee

44% Mar

Oct

22% Dec

8
5

14

1,300

25

♦25%

40%

100

7 % Jan

29%
102

2,300

40%

11%

135 V*

I„l
I'll

& Tilford Distillers
Parke Davis & Co
Parker Rust
Proof Co

12

122

100%

-

101%

♦45%

1

Corp

40

11%

513

Airways Inc

121%
100%

11%

52%

'

54% Feb

7

Dec

53

World

1

51% Apr
61 % Sep

10% Jan
47

Nov

5

DAY

iq

Amer

1,000
2,600

10%

-

Pacific Western Oil
Corp common_4
4% preferred

Pan

80

16%

89%

10%

146%

CorpI!_

28%
*100%

89

16
89

12£&

28%

6,600
3,200

89

loT*

102

70%
41%

10%

_t

Consolidated

28%
101

40

69%
41 %

11

100

Pictures Corp

25

2

2

Tin

'

100

Paramount

9

113

Mar

Jun

common

rights

preferred

Pacific

100 %

13,900

24%
LABOR

No par

Telep & Teleg

Park

n

14

108

11% Jun

5

13

6%

v>*v

Ho'*

28%

100

"*«*

lSS% loS%

■

105 %

& 8
,™%,90/a

,

100

17%

♦104%

WW 104 W

20,300

129

10%

25

5

Jan

Feb

Mar 18

25

Mar -.3

10

Pacific Mills
Common

28

CLOSED

No par

3

3b
41

34% Feb

•

15% Mar 25
41

6

31

Jan

9% Jan

Corp

Electric

Oil

104

Dec

Lighting Corp

Panhandle

29% Aug
55

Gas

Pacific

STOCK

EXCHANGE

Panhandle East Pipe L com__No
par
4%
preferred

37% Apr 19
35% Jan
4
106% Feb 18

45% Dec

Finance

Pacific

1

23

29

Pacific

<fc

1?4V

*ioS% iS%

25

Pacific

52

6

7% Feb

preferred

3

41% Jan

49 % Dec

5%

29

12

123 V,

1

18

Aug 19
,11% Dec 27

7

9

common

Jan

3

May

Co

Shares

61%

•127

£*

i
1941/*

■£

'

Apr

31

3% Mar 12
35

Coast

60%

17

.S

S

5

Apr

30

45 %

Pacific

6

100
:

/a

.

^

No par

13

45% Dec

17

com

104

40% Dec

15

Inc

conv

preferred
Fisheries Inc

152% Aug 22

31

38 % Dec

6% Feb

cum

9% Aug 10

;

6

35% Jan

Products

4%

'

....

the Week

Sept. 9

16%

No par

Amer

46% Aug 12
148% Aug 24
6% Aug 24

it

22

21% May:
30% Jun

Pabco

Sales for

Friday

""srr

13} 4

*199

17i/-

40%

preferred

98% May 17

29

26% Jan

1^7/.

12 50

Pacific

Sep

4 131/4

131

Oxford Paper Co

53
Aug 29
41% Mar 1

Mar 10

25

100

Owens-Illinois Glass Co
$5

PRICES

',3,

,d-

OHs\Va?or'bIe Pre,erreVo-Ja?
Outle^CoMarine ^
Nonpar

7

26% Sep
44% Jun

7% May 26
38
May 16
8% Apr 28

14

9 % Dec

142

Sep

•

—

_i

25

5H Aug 29
;

■

common

12% Mar 10

44% Mar 15
37% Jan
6
87% Jan 35
128% Jan
7

,

38% July 14

Oct

67

30% July 11
102

16% May 16
21% May 13

July 12

114% Jan

48% Dec 31

,^Mayl7
101% Aug 16

Apr 22
10% Feb
8

26

23

131% May 10

93

~

Conv Preference 1951 series

Oliver Corp

LOW AND M<*H SALE

<

«,

S*S5 i SSHSS&irabzi

6

2? H
frt!7

•4

July 8

^

w£°nay

C'"mlCa' C°rP~

8

'MJS

gaSi?

104% Dec 31

™

neVX^UEock

18% July 18

Uft&U
8*25 2

31

16% Jan
76

13% Jan

YuS^vrnrK

NEW

64% July

30

11

•« atari*

31

Jan

44% Jan

W3

Jan. 1

H^hest

38

56% May 9
34% May 12

33% July 27
33 % Apr
7
104

Jun

105% July
38% Sep

8

5
6

Pub

preferred

Serv

$1.40

El

div

&

100

Gas

common_No par

preference

corn—No par

121

121

32 Va

32%

32

32 Va

6,800

32

31%

31%

31%

31%

3,500

103

103

104

105

Pullman
Oil

♦101%

*101%

103

50

•101%

103

*103%

105

*38 Va

39

64

64%

63%

64%

63%

65

38%

38%

38

38%

38%

38%

11,700

33%

10,200

38 %

38%

64

64%

5

38

38%

(The)

102%
105

38%

105

38%

No par

Inc

600

32%'

31%-

100

Pure

122%

60

32%

100

18

122%

85

32 %

preferred

11

122%

85

32%

preferred

73% Feb

86%

32

4.08%

41% Apr

*85'/a

32%

4.18%

Puget Sound Power & Light Co„10

121%

>

105

38%

105

38%

190

1,800

4,400

Q
28

Jan

143

Jan

5

21 % Jan

15

4

35% Dec
158

Dec

7
3

27% Nov 16




80% Mar 30
148

Mar 15

26% Jan

6

33% Sep
154

9

July 15

31% Aug

1

Quaker Oats
6%

|

Co

(The)

common__5

preferred

Quaker State Oil Refining Corp

100

10

31%
151

31%

31%
151

31%

31%
151

31%

31%
152

31%

32 Va
152

31%

32%
152

31%

,32%
151

31%

151

31%

130

a,000

.

21

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22

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Monday, September 12, 1955

(1030)

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

STOCK RECORD
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STOCKS

Range for

Previous

Range since Jan. 1

Year 1954

Sept. 5

AND

Sept. 6

Sales for

SALE PRICES

HIGH

Thursday

,

Sept. 7

Friday

the W een

Sept. 8

Wednesday

Tuesday

Par

EXCHANGE

Highest

Lowest

Highest

Lowest

Monday

STOCK

YORK

NEW

-

Sept. !>

SnareJ

R

Jan

4

2% Jan

28

4% Mar

1

10% Dec

4

52 % Dec

6

6

88% July 27

Jan

6

10% July

37

7

RKO

5

8% Mar 14

12

July 25

RKO

Feb

7

55

Aug 22

33% Aug

1

41% July

5

8% Jan

11

20% Dec

31

17% Aug 17

25% Apr

15

13

34

Dec

29

31% Jan

o

37% Jun

1

Jan

6

44

7

38% July 27

36 % Feb

1

42

% Dec

29

39

30% Jan

28

36

Sep

13

34% Jan

32

Jun

1

29'/a Jan

22% Dec

31

Feb

16

16% Jan

4

12 Vk Apr

27

18%

Mar

42

6

13

July 22

18% Aug

3

11% Feb

14

6

May

20

7% Jan

24% July

1

31% Dec

31

28% Feb
12% Feb

23

61 % May 10

67 % Feb

17

64

31

43% Aug 23

22

Jan

11

3

Jan

4

Dec

7

44% Feb

May 18

6

41

37% Feb 24

703/4 Dec

Jun

22

12

Dec

22

Jan

13

11% Jan

64

31

8% Dec

82

6

109% Jan

286 % Sep

Mar 14

55

3

54

Dec

3

51

2

88

Feb

10

82

Jan

28

35% July
2
25% Jan 12

105

Nov

9

101

Jan

28

46

Mar 16

78

July

4

Dec

6

i

38% Sep

8

22

3

28% Dec

29

27% Jan

7

13% Oct

7

75 % Mar

64 % May 12

12% Jan

May

7% Jan

17 %

33% Jun

34% Dec

23

28

Jan

12

40% dec

23

36

Jan

7

40% Jun

8

Jan

14

45% Oct

21

41% Jan

13

48 % Apr

20

18% Jan

4

26% Dec

31

Jan

8

281% Oct

12

257

Jan

19

372

105% Dec

29

100

Jun

17

1U5% Max

17% Jan

148
•6

Jan

13

25

Oct

4

Oct

11

35

9% Jan

9

14% Jan

4

21% Nov

24

28

88% Sep

26%Jun

22

48% Jan

3

9

99% Oct

5

103% Jun

14

112 % Oct

4

31% Jan

11

Dec

30

18% Jan

14

23

July 27

1

30

Dec

*36%

37%

19

*18

18

19'%
66

7,yuo

1,300
100

*36 Va

37

*36%

37

*18

Va

18 Va

*18

18%

19%

19

19-8

18%

3,300
90

66

*65 Vt

66

*65 %
13

13 %

13%

14%

9,300

41%

13%

13'%

8%

8 7'a

*8Va

%

8%
36%

X66

42 Va

42

42%

29,800

42%

43 Va

41 Va

43-a

10

10'/a

9%

10%

9%

9%

15%

*15'/a

15%

15%

15%

xl5%

15%

300

15%
47%

48 Va

48%

50

50

51 Va

51%

52%

119,300

75%

76 Va

9%

9%

\l6
\

249%

250 %

k%

48%

10,300
3b,200
14,000

3'

*55

62

'55

62

88

88

88

88

*88

8 8'/a

105

105

36

8

1,100

105^8

180

37 Va

36%

36%

7.700

37%

36%
38

38

8

-

*104%

36 %

104%

*103%

38

38

%

48%

48 Va

62

37%

37

37 %

2,200
220,500

v;7

34%

16%

30%

x30%

31%

—25

x37 %

38%

45%

37 Va
4 J'/8

38 Va

El Corp——No par

46 %

46-8

28%

5

28%

28 %

28'»

8%

73%

34Vt

34 %

200

16%

17

17%

17,500

30%

31

31

32-4

8,700

72%
*34

17

30%

8'/a
73%

34%

16%

73%

16%

16%

8%

73%

8 Va

8'%

34%

35

%

72 V*

73'%

*34%

Haas

13,60)

54%

7%

Spring & Axle Co

978
286 Va

270

48%

48%

4,800

78%

9Va

%

*55

62

*55

Ltd

preferred

9
258

4,300

97a

77%

77%

9%
254

255'%

48%

a

76

Va

9

48%

.

1
5

91

76%

y%

243%
...

10

Company

'■

.

4,700

-

400

40

40

40

46 Va

46%

46

46%

1,600

28%

287a

28%

29 Va

7,100

*38

*350

374

*353

374

*355

374

370

*102

104

"102

104

*102

104

'102

100

370

20

104

&

Co

common

preferred series A

23%

23 %

24 %

24

22%

23 Va

23

3,400

23

12%

13

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

85%

85%

86%

86%

87%

87%

88%

77,60)

24 %

24 %

24 Va

247«

24'%

24%

24%

24 Va

6,900

37%

38 %

37%

38

37%

37 7

a

37%

38

3,400

5

*11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

5
10

(Jacob)

46%

47 Va

94 %

94 %

93%

119%

109 Va

709

11 %

I

s

22 '

Nov

44

Jun

4

4%

22

114

Feb

21

Jan

6

55

Jun

22

22% Jan

11

26

July 14

40

34% Jun

25'/2 Mar 14

21

St L San F Ry Co

13

Preferred

54

53 %

54 Va

53%

25

25

*24%

25%

*24%

25%

25%

25%

32%

32 %

32%

32 Va

32-/4

32%

33

32%

100

85

85

84%

85%

84%

84 %

84%

84'%

series A 5%

27

*264

270

270

270

270

170

*155

163

*155

163

105

41% Dec

23

Jan

49% Jun

5%

7

5

101 % Jun

6

19

Dec

27

17% Apr

25

July 13
19% Jan
3

23% May 18

29% Dec

31

26

Mar 14

30% Jan 20

Jan

4

10

12% Jan

6

14% Feb

17

17% Apr

28

27% Dec

31

21% Aug 16

27% Jan

3

11% Jan

4

24% Dec

31

22

35% Aug 23

47% Sep

20

66 % Nov

22

55% Mar 14

Dec

23

94% Jan

14% Dec

98

108% Nov
34% Dec

31

10

102% Jan

6

78% Jun

33 % Jan

11

40

6

85% Jan

4

113% Jan

19

Mar

7

Sep

107

11

31

Dec

20

Feb

98

12

89 % Mar 23

114

15

Jan

102 % Aug

16

4

Nov

8

92% May 18
131

July 18

22% Dec

42

Jan

4

80

Dec

7

69% Mar 14

87% Jun

7

24

Jan

4

33% Dec

15

30

35% Jun

14

102

Jan

5

Dec

17

104

108

22

Mar 14

Apr

1

108 % Jan

5

45 % Dec

31

43% Jan

6

59 % Apr

7

18 % May

24

16

6

31% July 18

21% Jan

12

39% Nov

37

7% Nov

26

10% Feb

3

7

9% Jan

13

22

6

Jan

58 Va

3

10

69% Jan

26

54% Aug 15

61% Jan

§

43% Dec

20

39 % Jan

49% Apr

11

38

Dec

31

33% Jan

10% Dec 29

4

31 % Dec

42% July 19

61% Dec

31

56

Jan

18

15% Jan

24% Dec

31

22 % Jan

6

5

Mar 15

17

9

3i

Sheaffer

7

30% July 12

19% Aug

8

31

39 Va Jan

6

49% July 20

Jan

6

45

Nov

8

4

52% Dec

22

35% Jan

4

54% Dec

25% Jan

5

42

Apr
May

13% Jan

23

44

15

Skelly

Oil

53% Jun

23

Smith

(A

15% Feb

28

51

49

73

12

24 % Dec

31

Feb

20% Jan

76

9

28

July

25% Apr

5

6

26

Smith-Corona

par

*54%

42%

42

Va

:_No par

45%

46 %

7

138% Feb

18

Jun

23

6% Jan

4

10% Dec

17

9% Feb

4

14% Jan

6

18% Dec

10

17% Jan

19

19% Mar

49% Jan

8

54

52

19

54

29% May

43% Nov 29

3

29% Aug 30

37% Jan

3

Jan

11

40

Dec

23

35

40

1

37% Jan

11

46% Dec

23

44% Jan

15% Jan

5

34

6

25% May

6

28% Feb

2

19

July 28

Mar 14

28 Va Jan

31% Jan

29% Aug 23
32% Dec
6

7

36% Jan

4

54"% Dec

29

61

39% Jan

11

81% Dec

20

72% Jan

50

15

49% Jan

6

37
80

25

Jan
Jan

Oct

5
14

15

92

Dec
Nov

29% Aug

1

16

65 Va

18

July

14

9

26% Mar 15

29% May

2

15% Jan

4

24% July

6% Dec

29

4% Jun

27

4% Mar 16

7% Dec

29

62

Oct

4

65% Mar 31

106

Jan

5% Sep

19

99

Nov

29

Jan

4

23% Nov 30

Feb

7% Jan

7

80% Mar

74% Aug
3
100% Dec 22

14

7

63% Jan

4

24% Jan

11

28% Jan

5

Dec

71

Apr 27

31

86

68% Mar 14
41 % Aug

36% Mar 15

4

92% Sep

22

88

12% May 17
12 % Jan 28

17"% Dec

7

15% Dec

20




21
8

16% July 20
52

9

July 27
Apr 13

41% July 27
93% Apr

Mar 22

15

'

page

Public

13% Aug 15
9

24

July 11

20% Mar

4

16% Fab 11

$4.50

1,500
1,300

18%

18%

18%

47

47 Va

47%

47%

59%

59 Va

'59'/4

55%

56%

55%

56%

56 Vs.

56 Va

51%

51

51%'"

9,-200

48

48'%

48'/a

59%

59 %

59'%

500

14,900
*

"■

51%

50 Va

51

50 '%

50 %

50%

51

51 Va

51

51%

1,300

13%

13

13%

12%

i3'a

13

13%

5,800

66 Va

67 Va

66 %

66

*67

66 %
;

66 Va

69

69

6GV4

'70

25

25

25 Va

25%

25 Va

25 Va

*2,100

61

61 %

22,800

20

20'%

4,109

11%

20,600

25 Vt

24%

25%

23%

24

24 %

24%

24%

60%

61 Vs

61%

617 a

20 v»

20 Va

20

20%

*200

16%

10

10%

18%

18%

xl8 %

18%

53%

*52

53%

*53

60 Va

62

19%

20

10%
I8V4
*52

29%

-

3,100

*200

*200

10

40

71

24 %

*200

230

66%
70

*70

11%
18%
537 a
29%

11%

13%
*52

29%

18%

8,900

53 7a

30%

2,700

29%

*38%

39%

52%

52%

52%

52%

52%

527 k

6,500

20%

20 Va

20%

20 Va

20 V4

20%

20'%

20%

20,609

32Va

*32 %

32%

32 Vt

3 274

32%

32'%

34%

34 Vs

34 %

34 '%

34 Va

34%

34%

2,700

63

62%

63%

627k

63'%

23,400

No par

x32

7,50

34

Inc

61 Va

29%

30

29

29%

28%

29 Va

29

29%

8,900

92

93%

93%

95 Va

94 Va

95%

95

96'%

5,300

51'A

51 Va

51 %

51%

*90 Va

92'%

27%

27%

3,500

23%

...50

51%

100

*90 V2

51%

51%
*90%

92

51%
92

*90%

92

1

27%

27%

27 Va

27%

27%

*23%

23 Va

23 Va

23%

23%

23 3

1
2.50

Co

27%

*5

5

*5%

6

1
50c
25
2

'%

90

*85

64

64

5

5

5%

5%
90

*85

63%

64

5

*5%
*85
64 Vs

24

2,500

5

5

1,600

6

6

6

90

*85

90

4

65%

65%

67%

100

99 %

99'%

21%

22

20%

21 %

20%

21%

21%

21 %

24%

25

24%

24%

24

24'%

23%

24

100%

100%

X101

101 Va

15

15%

100

*98

'*93

1,400

5%

*98%

100

500

6,600
50

6,509
75,600

14 V8

*82

100%

60

15%

14%

15

147 k

15 Va

10,900

83

*100%

82

82

81

81

101

100%

140

82 V4

82%

44%

45%

44 3

45%

45%

45%

45 %

46'%

5,000

4

39%

40 %

39%

40 Va

39%

397k

39%

40%

6.500

90%

SO

90

1

13%

14 V4

1

10

No par
Electric Co

500

60%

com—No par

preferred

40

l

No par

Standard Coll Products Co Inc
&

*39

40

No par

No par
—5

preferred
Brands

%

♦39

61 %

common

Standard Gas

69

25

No par
common
6
100

Square D Co
$3.50

18%

x29%

Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50 preferred

Standard

18%

1

Service

$5.50 preferred

Inc

18%

18%

5,309

52%

Spear & Co common

Spiegel

3,900

40

Spencer Kellogg & Sons

29% Jun

3,200

15%

30

tr ctfs

Spencer Chemical Co
4.20%
preferred

10% Jan

27%

15%

52 Va

preferred

2

29

see

non-cum

Mobile & Ohio stk

8

39% Dec

For footnotes

(Del)

23% Aug

49% Nov 23

36% Jan

Co

102% May

Feb

102 % July

11% Aug 12
70

Pacific

98% Feb

59

22% Jun
4

& Elec

16 % Jun

100% Sep

6% Jan

Gas

Southwestern

Aug 31

27'%

15%

29 %

Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Sparks Withington Co

90

27%

15%

*39 Vt

Natural Gas Co

8
4'

27 Va

Va

15

__5

5

18

27%

25

Southern Production Co Inc

16% Dec

Apr

61

___25

Southern Railway common

5

4

29

60%

12%

__1

Edison

7

5%

10%

*27%

617a

50%

Co com_4.50

4

52% May 31
92
Jan 27

lOVt
28 Va

60 "4

5

(The)

South Indiana

South'n

10%
*27%

*49%

pfd__100

99% Jun

22

12% Jan

5

2,400

10 %

10%

61%

50%

50

California

Southern

500

,28%

15

38 Va Apr

Aug 5

87% Apr

22

Aug

35% Feb

34

18

Jan

28 Va

7

31,000

5

,

preferred

Southern Co

5,600

49

15%

56 Vb

South Porto Rico Sugar com.No par

8%

42

46

27 %

59'%

preferred

Southern

42

46 Va

*15%

55%

Gold & Platinum

South Carolina E & G

21VaMar

7
17

17% Jan

Aug

42

45%

10%

62

59

Inc

Solvay American Corp 4%

54% July 25

18

41

46%

61

46 Va

Inc

Smith-Douglass Co

5%

42%

7%

*27 %

*18%

Solar Aircraft Co

25

55%

45 Va

lOVe

No par

Socony Mobil Oil Co

7

Feb

55 %

1

7

Jan

56

10

27% Feb

I

16,200

7%

55

41 'a

29

1

Inc

62% July

Mar

8,900

11

7%

55

28%

100

33% Jan

12% May 23

107 k

54%

100

22% Aug 23

South Amer

11 Va

54%

10

49% Jan

210

3,700

*24%

25

32% Aug 25

24

55%

7%

Inc common

25% Aug 11

Feb

55 Va

55

10%

Corp

54% Dec

174

10,000

£5

Co
O)

(Alexander)
3 % % preferred
4.20% preferred

4

Aug 19

100%

7%

5

4

175

600

100

11 Vb

No par

4

18

24%

100%

56

15Vt

1,400

24%

997 a

7%

50c

1,800

32'%
108

50%

50

24 Va

10%

60%

*lo! Va

Va

24

55

10

11,600

81

100%

7%

*27%

50%

920

24%

80

49%

10%

1

32 »%
108

39%
129%

51%

99%

100 Va

;

*106%

108

*106 Va

108

9,600

92

*24

82 Va

50

104 Va

129%

24%

*24

56 Va

of America

15% Jan

July 19

24%

1

15% Jan

18

24%

6,100

96 Va

1027a
*90

92

135

7%

No par

35% Jan

31

*90

*150

*24

7.50

Smith

«>4

92

130

*24

*94 Va
*

39 Va

40

*90
130

10%

Sinclair Oil Corp

57% Jun

1

39%

92

128

56

Bimonds Saw & Steel

37% Mar 14

59% Dec

39%

39

38%

38

*90

125%

5
_1

Co

3
21

11 % May 12

5

*102%

104 Va

99 %

G)

59% Jun

July

95 Va
104 %

1

Pen

59% Aug

6

95 %

*102%

*102%

1

3

31

Jan

95 %

104%

24%

Co
Co

Co

Aug 27
14% Dec 22
19

*94%

*50%

Signode Steel Strapping Co

48% Mar 14
48 Va May 24

Nov

73%

95 Va

Va

1—No

A)

Corp

Simmons

32% Jan

74%

94 Va

24

Gas

&

(Frank
(W

Sheraton

22

36% Jan

74%

74 %
*

51 %

Sheller Mfg Corp

19% Jun

17

10,500

73%

24%

Shell Oil Co

18% Aug

6

Oil

Shattuck

10

14% May 18

43% Dec

34

73%

51 %

common

preferred

$4.50

20

4

6% May

Rubber

Shamrock

Dec

29% Jan.

12,700

33%

74%

No par

Co

&

Sharon Steel Corp.—

Sep

66% Mar

22%

34%

7 4 Va

1

Refrigerator
Inc

11% Jan

July 25

23

33%

—_5

Roebuck

36% Feb

18

9% Mar 14
28

2

22%

34 Va

*106 Va

Seiberling

30

4

23 %

33 %

80%

Servel

Dec

4

22%

23

23%
34

32

26

Nov

8% Jan

12%-

32 Va

Seeger

July 18

41

25% Jan

12-8

12%

33%

DAY

26%

12%

23

LABOR

27

12%

82 %

Sears

62

27% May

4,600

26%

12 %

32 Va

26

49

6,500
2,500

12%

27 Va

81%

9% Apr

7

19
27

12%

26 %

32%

llVa Apr

28

187k
26%

80%

Co

103

19
27

32%

Oil

70

32,200

43 %

18%

79

Seagrave Corp

105% July 11

8% Mar 15
6% Jan

19 Vb

*102

103

*102

103

18%

427k

43 '%

43

1

Seaboard

July 21
Jan

74 Va Jan

'%

*102

19

18%

43%

$5.75 sink fund preferred—No par

13

79% Nov 26

43

44%
103

*102

CLOSED

40

Seaboard Finance Co common

33

67 % Mar 18

43%

STOCK

EXCHANGE

5

Co ; (The)—

Seaboard Air Line RR Co

4

Jan

Electric

Scrantcn

24% Aug 11

Mar 31

5

30

noncum

.

17% Jan

6% July

700

163

28
33% Mar 14

preferred
100
8t Regis Paper Co common
5
1st pfd 4.40% series A
100
Ban Diego Gas
Electric Co
10
Sangamo Electric Co
10
Savage Arms Corp
5
Schenley Industries Inc
:_1.40
Schering Corp
15c
Bcott Paper Co common
No par
$3.40 preferred
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Bcovill Mfg Co common
25
3.65% preferred
100
4.30% conv preferred
100

*155

Apr

10

163

15

145v

*155

Dec

300

14,20)

234

Southwestern Ry Co—100

272

8t Louis

270

15

103% Nov

40

52%

No par
common—No par

88% Jun

Jan

14% May

25% Jan

8,000

54'%

320% Apr

93% Jan

8

900

53%

54 %

17

20% Jan

Jan

270

93'%

Aug 17

170

May 26

16,200

477 k
110

74

Apr

35

xl 09%

265

Apr

7

x92%

94 V4
110

29

123

85

x46%

47 %

47

94 %
109

21

211

102

94%
110

Dec

296

89

*109%

10

conv

47%

46%

76% Dec

62% Jan

11

100

preferred
6t Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
4.30%

16

104% Jun

common

preferred

'

6,509

84%

.

1

(The)

Ruberold Co

92% Sep >9

47% Sep

8

8%

8'%
*18'%

100

2,000

9 Va

16

36%

DAY

;

23

16

72%

Bafeway Stores

28
88% Jan
4

23 %

14%

23 %

16%

23 Va

15

—No par

49% Feb

38% Jan

36

23 Va

—;—

94

11% Aug 29

*35'%

23

LABOR

———

Trust

Selection

42'/a July 21

9

*37%

36

44%

36%

Ruppert

16% Mar

37 Va

36

15

36 3 a

15% Mar 21

12% Aug 23

37 Va

36

100
Rohr Aircraft Corp
1
Ronson Corp
1
Royal Dutch Petrol Co__50 Guilders
Royal McBee Corp
1

9

18

3u0
40)

37

23'%

88%

4%

1

Jan

19

457 a

No par
-2.50
No par

Rohm

13% Mar 24

37% May 31

15

50% Nov

457k

37

13%

Tob class B

&

36

*35

36

104 %

conv

*45%

15

CLOSED

1,000

36

"

36

45%

8 5 74

36 Va
45

38 »,2

38 Va

*87%

shillings

3o%
4J

1

209

10

Rockwell

4

Feb

38

tf

.

-a

xl04%

5%%

1

187a

19%

3u%
45

va

5,o00

t

53-4

*03

53-/4

*53

28%

1

———

Rochester Gas

July 19

68% Jan

29

72% Nov

65% Aug

33 Ve May 21

31% July

6

21% May 12

7

11% Nov

6% May 27

24% Jan

19%

2J,3t<0

—No par
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com„1

9

4

24

15,000

19 Va

100

Ritter

9

41

39 Va

18%

50c
.—10

Richfield Oil Corp

3

Sep

6
Mar 14

38%

19

—100

5

36 % May 10

7

39 Va

18u

*35

STOCK

EXCHANGE

10

Rhodeslan

77% Dec

37%

67

series
series
Rheem Manufacturing Co
Rhlnelander Paper Co

2

8% Sep

31 % Apr

37%

Preferred 4.50%

14

11

48% Jan
20

Aug

37

9

48% Fen

53-4

37%

Preferred 3.60%

<91
May 11
105% Apr 29

35% Aug 22

53%

19'%

Common

May 11

5% July 26

33 V* Dec

37

issued

When

Reynolds (R J)

48% July 20

44 % Dec

2

9

9

13,509

53%

13

Reynolds Metals Co

9

57% Sep

20

Mar li

40

10-8

37-/8

67

Rexall Drug Co

6

10 %

7

7 Va

1U%

18%

Brass

Revere Copper &

July 25

10-/4

7/4

10%

*36'%

5

Corp

Steel

Republic

77 k

7%

100

Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred

9

10% Jun

7% Mar 14
54% Sep

125

52% Sep

May 18

74

7%

10-8

No par

Republic Aviation Corp—

7

15% Aug 23

2,ill)

8-i '2

7 '/a

xl9

series

pfd 3%%

Holding Corp

Reo

11% Aug 15

13% Jan

8

Conv

16

May 19

5% Mar 14

9

14% Dec

26

4
12

43.800

487k

%

10%

18%

-10

——

83

36-' a

No par

Reliance Mfg Co common

21% Aug 25

31

Dec

12% Apr

33% July

Issued"

49

8 J va

*45

10

Reliable Stores Corp

38% July 18

14% Dec

7

Co—
preference

&

48%

10%

50c

Inc

Bros

(Robt)

43%
83 Va

36%

No par

Co

$1.25 dlv prior
"W'nen

»5% May 19

6

Reeves
Reis

8% Dec

10% Jan

Reed Roller Bit

27% May 22

3

«% May

8

1st

noncum

48
X83

53%

50
50
50
5

common

preferred
4%
noncum 2nd preferred
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
'
4%

19% Mar 22

4% May

Co

Reading

July 26

50%
80-,4

7'%

Raybestos-Manhattan j
No par
Rayonier Inc common new———1
Raytheon Mfg Co
5

47

26 V» Jan

26

1st

$3.50

48%

47%
83%

America com__No par
preferred
No par
Pictures,.Corp—
1
Theatres Corp
1

Radio Corp of

2

18

81% Jan

22

Jan

76

55% July

36% Jan

29
86% Nov
5
8% Dec 22
39 % Dec

11

J2% Jan

.

t

10 Va

140

*90 %

91%,

91%

91 %

90 Va

1378

14%

14%

14%

14'%

14%

6,300

10%

10 Vt

10'%

10'%

10%

8,300

10 Vs

Volume 182

Number

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

5463

(1031)

NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Year 1954
Lowest

Range since Jan. 1

Highest

5f% Jan

4

79% Oct

Lowest
4

44% Oct

29

48 % Dec

8

71% Jan

4

112 % Dec

8

32% Jan

4

99

Jan

6

7

45

Dec

73% Jan

NEW

Highest
18

42% May 18

' 1

98% July 8
53% Jun 24

31

102% Mar 11

Oct

26

10% Feb
20% Dec

30

42% Feb

5

53 % Oct

22

106% Jan
42

Standard Oil of California

144% July 27

Standard

50% Sep
2
102
Mar 28

Standard Oil of Ohio

Aug 19
8% Jan
6

18% July 15
40% May 26

3%%

13% Aug 30

22% Feb
50

Feb

11

5

42% July 30

36

5

13% Dec

13% Jan

17

46'A Dec

0

22'A Apr

30

30% Feb

15

19% Feb

16

26% Dec

29

6

38

13% Jan

4

20

15

18% Jan

6

16% Feb

23

21% Aug 24

17% Jan

8

Dec

19% Aug 24
27% Dec 29

Mar 30

4

10% Nov 23

Co

(The)

29

89

4

14% Dec

Feb

1

23% Jan

68% Dec

30

11374 Jan

7

70

Dec

Sterling

5

Aug 17

Jan

4

635

Jan

8

14% Jan

4

26% Jan

6

30% Feb

9

29% July

5

Storer

30% Jan
16

30

Aug 26

15% Jan

7

4

17% Aug 12

97 % Jan

20

105

Jun

67% Feb

11

76% Sep

115% Apr

5

118% Jan

11

6

27% Jun

15

84% Dec

30

12% Dec

3

75% May 17
10

Aug 17

2

Jan

6

1,040

31

18% Feb

8

32

740

11

50

30

45% Aug 18

24% Nov

10

20

4

28

45% Mar 15

31% Jan

4

51% Sep
48% Dec

16

41

96

28

91% Apr

15

Mar 30

Mar 14

105% Jan

14

147% Dec

16

128% Jan

18

4% Feb

24

7 % Dec

29

6% Jan

6

14% Jan

27

18% Nov 26

*4

25

33

38%

No~16

57% Jan

4

Dec

15

17% Jan

10

25% Jan

6

11% July 19

47%

Nov~23

88

Nov

42%

Dec~23

14

Oct

29

41% Jan

17

83% Jan

6

25
41

Dec

20

5% Jan

5

38

Corp

Jan

4

50% Dec

9% Dec
Jan

46% Mar

13

15% Dec

5 % %

2nd

16

Sunshine Mining

99

$4.40

July 25

Talcott Inc

37% Apr 26
17% May 2
62% Jun
6

Temco

Gulf

Instruments

47% Jan

64% July 25

12

Jan

6

18

Jan

10

Jun

31
19

13% Jan

7

19% Dec

23

16% July 20

38% Jan

4

49 % Dec

23

46

53

7

Sep 24

42% Oct

18

53

Dec

92% Jan

7

104

Dec

8

18 %

July 20

7% Jan
43

6

Jun

1

11% Jan

11

45% Aug 10

31

101

Jan

25

12% Jun

105 % May 10

24

Jan

17

34% Jun

22

5

28% Apr

7

36% Jan

4

52% Dec

31

48

67% Sep

2

12% Jan

5

15% Aug

6

30

30 %

29%

30%

5,000

23%

22%

22%

22 %

23

3,000

9%

9%

9%

9%

9%

37%

36%

37%

36%

37

37

37

1,500

16%

16%

16%

16%

16'A

16%

16

16%

6,700

102

74%

30% Dec

30

25% Jan

21

35% Jun

21% Aug 16
27% Dec 31

18% Jan

20

2474 Mar 11

28 % Jun

15

55% Oct

26

60% Nov

20

56

59% Apr

6

13

Apr

23

19% Dec

31

18

Mar 15

22% July 22

42

May 28

53

31

52

Mar

8

53'A Feb

2

30% Nov 39

25

Mar 14

33% Apr

14

54

51

Aug 26

14

76%

75%

75%

75,3/»

76%

117%

*116%

117%

*116%

117%

♦116%

117%

25%

25%

4,800

25%

25%

25%

25'%

25%

27,000

26%

26%

26%

26%

26%

26%

26%

4,900

39

39

39%-

39

39%

39

39

2,200

*86%

87%

86%

86%

86

86%

*85%

86%

1,800

10%

V

25%

26%
38%

'

10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

1,300

*900

940

*900

940

*900

,

940

*900

940

28%

29

28 74

2 8 74 :

29%

31%

47

47%

47%

47%

47'A

47%

46%

46%

22%

22%

22%

22%

*22%.

22%

*22%

22%

200

51

50%

51

50%

51

50%

50%

2,500

46

45%

46%

46

46%

46

46 %

9,500

51

x45%
*94

*138
8%

.

94%

95%

142

*139

95%

95%

142

141

31%

95%

94%

100

9%

10,200

21%

20%

21

20%

20%

28%

28

28

27%

28

12%

13

12%

12%

12%

12%

Xl2%

55

x54

2074

2074

1,400

28

2 8'A

3.400

12%

4,400

54%
106 %

107%

109%

108%

109%

108%

33%

34%

32%

33%

327a

33 %

32%

39%

39%

39%

41'A

40%

54

300

141 %

9

27%

54

94%

*141

21

53

1,600

9

8%

8%

17,100

141

8%

8%

32

54%

3,200

109'%

■

33'%

15,600
27,400

6,300
400

60 %

61 %

607/3

61

61

61'A

5,700

1074

4,900

Land

10

60'A

61

Trust—

share ctfs ex-distribution
Pacific Ry

1

Co—

10%

159

100

10%

10'A

160

161

10%

10

161

162

10 %

10%

162

162

162

700

73%

74

73%

73%

73%

7374

73%

7374

4,600

50c

18%

18%

18%

18%

18%

19

18

%

18%

13,000

21%

21%

22

22

22

22

common

No par
Co

common

Water

1

50

Trans World
•

5

100
__10

preferred

25

_No par

EXCHANGE

21%

22%

2,300

16%

16%

167/3

16%

16%

16%

1674

1,100

49%

49

49%

49%

49'A

48'A

48-74

730

12%

*12

12%

12%

12'A

12%

Xl0%
"

11

1074

11

46 %

*45%

46 %

46

46

15

*14%

15

*12

10%

10%

CLOSED

46

46

14%

14%

*14%

LABOR

50

50%

50%

DAY

101

,

.' *46

101

*101

*12
>'

50%

49 3A
*101

101%

32

32%

32%

32%

28%

28%

28

28%

67'A

67%

66 %

11

3274

27%

67

66

*14%
50%

50%
101 %

*101

33

51%

6,400
10

32%

7,900

28

28

66%

90
100

15

101'%

32%

28

100

3,200

65%

6,300

66'A

2,300

5

15%

16

16%

16%

1678

16

16%

3,300

47%

47%

46%

47%

47%

47%

46%

46 %

2,000

2

Airlines

15%

2

(The)

Co

STOCK

%

16%
49%

15
common

Oil

Associated

45%

46%

46

46%

46%

47%

47

48'A

30,400

29 %

Inc______—5

Transue & Williams Steel

No par

Tri-Continental Corp common

28%
X22

29

29%

297a

28'A

*21%

2274

*21%

22%

200

27%

27%

27%

277/8

27'%

2774

9,300

*58%

58%

58 %

58%

5874

5874

500

21'A

21%

22%

3,400

28%

22%

*22

29

23

1
-50

27%

27%

58

58

Truax-Traer Coal Co common
1
Preferred series A (conv)
..50
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
4.30% conv preferred 1954 ser__50
20th Century Fox Film
1
Twin City Rap Transit corn—No par

21%

21%

52

52

29%

30%

29%

30:,A

307/4

30%

30%

55

56

56

57

57

56%

56%

28%

28%

28%

2974

16

16'A

6,400

30%

55

$2.70 preferred—

31

25% Mar 14

13% Jan

18

19% Dec

6

15% Aug 16

20% Jan

19

5

57 % Dec

6

46% Aug

60

19

6% Jan

4

16% Nov 30

10% July 28

18% Mar

32% Dec

13

41% Dec

22

28'A Aug 11

40% Mar 18

TXL

11 Ye May
7
27
Feb 24

14% Dec

6

13% Jan

0

16% Jun

15

Udylite

38% Dec

4

43 % Jun

28

—

Underwood Corp

4

40

75%

*116%

,

30,700

41% Jan

13

104

11%

591/2 Apr
31% Jan
Jan

"102

53%

Transamerica Corp

8

24% July 13

104

25%

$1.20 convertible

48% July 12

19

*102

22,600

41%

Trane

12

75

104

9%

11%

Timken Roller Bearing
Toledo Edison Co (The)

15% Apr
15% Jan

*102

9%

No par

Tide

6

13% Jan

102

9%

25%

18% July 26

37'/a Mar 14

300

11%

58% Jun

17

30%

23

25%

9

31

30% Dec

30%

23%

11%

6

40% Dec

9

30

23'A

25%

3

2

18% Jun

29%

25%

Jan

30

DAY

400

6,500

11%

13% Jan

25% Feb

Dec

20

40%

46% Sep

1

20

11%

Thompson (J R)"_
Thompson Products Inc
4 % preferred

18

26% Jan

17

19%

105%

$2.50 convertible preferred

60% Mar 24

16

16% Jan

19%

39%

15% Feb

16

52% Dec

20%

*25 %

Thermoid

27% Nov

Dec

*19"%

11%

13% July 25
47% July 25

27% Nov

5

20%

—No par

The Fair

30

1

Jan

19

20%

1

Inc

Textron American Inc

July 12

26 % Dec

4

21%

18%

$1.25 conv preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common.
5
$2.40 conv preference—No par

20% July
5
23 % May 20
19% Mar 4

29

36%

21%

19

3%

Utilities Co

12 % Dec

Jan

36

21%

26%

&

19% Nov

7,000

35%

11%

Texas

4

35

35%

*25%

Texas

5

8,400

1

7

6% Jan

8.700

28

preferred series A—25

May 27

13% Jan

52%

27%

18%

5

Sulphur

conv

Pacific

Sub

52 %

27%

21%

9

.

Texas Pacific Coal & Oil

13

52%

27%

25

Texas

13% Jan

52%

27%

2.50

Texas

79

52%

27%

35

1

Corp

6

170

52%

27%

37%

No par

Corp

28

6

300

52%
.

19%

7.50

com

Co

Texas

2,100

15%

21%

5

Corp

21

"

800

57%

35%

10c

Tennessee Corp

4.48'/n

15

44%

57%

57:%

15

*21%

30

(James)

Aircraft

57'A

15

6,700
2,800

xl9

No par

Telautograph

44%

*14%

45

57%

19%

21%

No par

pfd (conv)

cum

100

19'A

.

21%

No par

Corp—
Paper Co

Symington Gould

5,300
'"V.

13%

1

$4 preferred

8

50'A

100%

13

21%

50

3

*44%

50

*99%

%

LABOR

Superior Steel
Sutherland

34%

45
-

50 %

100%"

20%

25

July 26

25

Jan

Dec

27%

CLOSED

Superior Oil of California

9% Aug

61

44

51%

STOCK

EXCHANGE

1

150% Jun

29

39% May 17
8% July
1

15

Sylvania Elec Prod Inc

27

9

57%

15

6

Dec

11

45

57%

2

Dec

6% Jun

45%

56%

9

28% Jun

11% Mar 10

45%
*14%

Sep

16% Jan

July 30

19 %

49"% Jun

66

17

19%

52% May

172

22

19%

12.50

Mar 14

2

19%

-50,'/e
*99 %

12,700

1

Texas Gulf Producing Co

Feb

19%

1

10
\

common

Texas

9

13

1

1

9% Aug

13

Sweets Co of America (The)__4.16%
Swift & Co..
25

9

8% Jan

Co

8

146% Aug 11

13 %

5

Co

44% Jun

15

13

5

109% Sep
35 % Sep

6

99%

13%

15

May 16

11% Sep

99%

13%

19%

1

pld series of '55

8

19

*99%

No par

Corp

Corp

136%

1

Sunshine Biscuits Inc_

58% May 2
2^% Jun 21

11

12

28.500

Mar

.

107

135%

135%

5

new

Chemical

25'/a Aug 29
35

135'%

50%

preferred:
100
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1
4%% preferred series A
_1

Aug
1
40% July 25
87% Sep
1
12% Jun
2

Jan

26

Jan

136%

50%

•

50%
99%

Class A 4%%

28

20% Dec

Dec

19,600

-135%

100

$4.50 series A preferred
Sun Oil Co common

7

9

Feb

13

136%

50%

No par

Broadcasting

Sunoeam

Sun

1

30

41% Feb
81% Jan

135%

10

Stone & Webster

4

41% Jun

12% Jan

Dec

Nov

49%

5

Studebaker-Packard

9

17

118% Aug

816

91%

49%

Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—!
5'Jo prior preference
2C

July 14

21% Jan

7

90%

50

Stewart-Warner Corp
Stix Baer & Fuller Co

21

25'/g May 12
11

91%

49 %

Inc

Drug

4

32% May 11

71% Jan

90%

49%

Co

19% Jan

20

12% Nov 24
101

91%

Stevens (J P) & Co Inc

Jan

Shares

90%
49%

^

10

42% Mar 14

Chemical

the Week

15

S

L

24% May 12

33% Aug 16

8% Jan

Sept. !>

49%

Sterchi Bros Stores Inc

22% Sep

21 % Jan

Friday

Sept. 8

90%

common

Stauffer

Sales for

Thursday

Sept. 7

90%
49%

Oil of New Jersey

60% July 28
15% Aug 22
52% Sep
8

4

SALE PRICES

Wednesday

Sept. 6

25

preferred series A

Starrett

23 % May 23

18% Nov 23

14

HIGH

Tuesday

Sept. 5

No par

Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp

14

RECORD
LOW AND

Monday
Par

Standard Oil of Indiana—

Mar 14

36 % Feb

Mar 25

STOCK

YORK

EXCHANGE

.

18

99

8

4

12

t

.

11% Jan
30% May
11 % Jan

EXCHANGE STOCK

STOCKS

5%

conv

prior preferred

16%

28%
16'A

28%
16%

'

21%
*51

53%

28%
16%

*47

2174

21%
*51

54

1674
1

49

100

53%

*47%

1674

8,100
'•

600

17,100
500

49

50

*47

1

12

12%

12

12%

12

12%

12'%

12 %

2,000

1

31%

31%

30%

31%

30%

30%

31

3274

22,300

1

16 %

16%

1574

16%

15%

16%

16%

16%

4,000

—No par

39%

40

39%

39%

39

39%

39%

39%

4,400

8%

8

8 %

Twin Coach Co
Oil Corp

28%

*51

(The)

*47

49

49

u

29

33

4

10% Aug 10

8

43% Jan

8

75

Nov

70% Feb

16

89

11% Jan

4

23

July 12
July 23

7% Jan

21% Jan

25

104% Jan

15

92% Aug

3

85

Jan

7

105

,99

Jan

5

38% Jan

4

105% Jan

11

28% Dec
113

16

9

May

31

96'A Jun

22

Union

Bag & Paper Corp

80% Mar 14

116% Sep

6

Union

Carbide

31% Jun

30

Union

Chem

31% Apr

26

Union

Elec Co of Mo

69

20

Jan

Jan

0

6
27% Jan
108% Mar 22

113

99

Oct

14

96

Aug

2

Apr

7

87

Mar 16

92

Nov

24
20

99% Aug 22
50

139

59

17

178
52

Jan

*94%

96

90%

91

*89%

91

Preferred

No par

*100

101'A

*101

101 %

*100

101'A

54%

54

5474

54

54%

53%

167

167%

167%

Oil of California

Apr

27

Union

Pacific RR Co common

Jan

26

102% Aug 19

106

Jan

10

119% Dec

103% Oct

29

49% July 25

4 '/o

noncumulative

29

110

Jan

27

28

20

14

Jun

1

107% Apr
19% Sep

49

Dec

29

50% Dec

Jan

6

Mar 15

103% Jun

29

23

17% Jan

3

23

44%

(fan 13

156

July 26

32% Aug
108% Feb
27

2
15

July 25

55 % Jun

30

25

;

Tank

United

5%

United

Air

Co

Lines Inc

100

100

54%
169

~20
20

6,300
3,900

16674

16774

50%

50%

*50'%

50%

50%

50%

30%
86 %

31'A

30%

3174

30%

30%

30%

30%

2,800

89%

86 %

8874

85'A

87'A

85

85%

13,500

5
100
10

*103

42%

167

10374

*103

42%

42

*56%

.

of

%

165%

common

issued"

Biscuit

260

96
91

89

50

Preferred 4%% series of 1952—100
United

*94 %
*

50

Aircraft Corp common
convertible preferred

Car

54%

7,000

23,700

110

No par

preferred

Union

"When
40

series

Union

94

11

$4

7

May 16

11

*108%

96

Feb

2,100

29%

29

29%

109'A

*89%

66

25% Nov

29%
109%

*95

79% Dec

87% Jan

109 %

109%

2,400
24,400

°

•«

97'%

11

0

30
HO

90

45% Jan

34% Jan

29%

10974

3

3

27%

30

96

114%
27%

*96

4

29

2774

29%

27

27'A

No par
No par

Jan

38% Dec

27%

95%
112%

Preferred $3.50 series

32% Jun

106% Feb

27%

9574

114%

Preferred $3.70 series

49% Aug 31
6
26% Jan

6

113

2774

10
10

Corp

common

95%

9574
11574

7

51% Aug 23
29% Jun 24

27

95%
11374

8%

July 27

4

2174 Apr

96

116%

8

Apr
„

19

103% July

9574
113

8

No par

Jan

20

Materials

No par

'j4

8%

Preferred $4.50 series

25% Oct

48

&

20

Carbon

8

5

104 % Mar 29

May 12

&

5

Jan

100

94

Dec

Asbestos & Rubber Co

4

11

28

154

Union

Jan

Aug 30

Sep

59% Nov 24

(The)

Corp

133

America—No par

30%

No par

*106%

10

$4.50 preferred
United

Board & Carton

United

Carbon

Corp

133 %

31

132

30%

108

*106'%

*24%

24%

25

No par

50

50

No par

55%

55%

*54%

Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c

4%

4%

474

Co

50

10374
43

58%
132

31%
108

25%
50

104

41'A
*57'A
130

31%
*106%

104

42%
57%

.

50%

50%

I,000

*103%

104

200

40'A

42

30,300

*56%

58
135

900

31%

32

4,100

108

*106%

108

131
32

*127

25

24%

24%

900

49%

49%

49 %

49 'A

1,000

*54%

55V4

*54%

55%

100

47%

3,000

*24%

United-Carr Fastener—
Jan

12

3% Feb

25

6% Dec

13

70% Apr 29

27

80% Jan

0

6% Nov

9

4% Jan
8

4

38% May 20

Jun

28

11

29

88

Aug 23

20

4% Apr

1

12

May 25

11% Jan

17% Dec

17

:i

6%

6%

674

6%

6%

United

com__ 1

20%

23%

20%

23%

20%

Sep

6

1%

18'A Jan

11

66

Jun

27

15% Feb

25

57

Dec

31

51% Feb

35

Dec

6

31% Aug

11 % Jan

12

.'*1% Jan

4

13% Mar 14

36% Jun
18

15

60

May

United Fruit Co

9

39% Mar

2

23% Jun

6

3

4% Aug

3
1

30% Aug 23

33% July

30

35

6

60

Nov

18

214

Mar 14

302

175

25

184

Dec

8

4

13% Dec

31

40% Dec

31

For footnotes




see

page

Aug 24

Co

9

184% Feb

15

US Gypsum Co
i 7% preferred

4

39% Jun

28

US

9

90

Jan

16% Mar
43% Jun

3

3
15

Hoffman

4%%

Inc

6%
21 %

101

16%

16%

16%

16%

15'A

1574

15%

15%

15%

6%

6,500

22%

29,800

104%
167 a

157/8

1,760
3,500

12,80p

57%

5674

57%

56%

57

56 %

56%

13,600

32%

32

32 %

32%

32%

32 %

32%

22,700

37%

3774

37%

3 7'A

3 TVs

37%

X20 %

2074

20%

20%

20%

2074

3%

37/8

3%

37%

37%

20%

21

1

260

x57

1

1

75%

x31%

13%

3%

3%

374

374

31%

31%

31%

31%

57%

56%

56%

*56

20

296

—100
common

6%

22'A
103

16%

Machinery com—1.05

preferred series A

99

15%

100

preferred

US Industries

4%%

common

106

16%

No par

6

95%

76%

15%

10

United Park City Mines Co (The)
U S & Foreign Securities
US Freight

109

*75%

16%

No par

United Gas Corp
United Gas Improvement Co
United Merch & Mfrs Inc

Sep

12% May 12
40% Jan
5

24.

9

92

76

5

36% Jun

13

75%

4%
75

5

Electric Coal Cos

1

233

5

100

2

4

19% May
80
Sep

United

100

United Engineering & Foundry

11

178% Sep

Dye & Chemical Corp
preferred

Mar 31

22% Jan

Jan

$3.50 convertible preferred
Corp (Del)

17

Mar 14

2% Jan

109

114% Jan

7% May
May

*75'%

United

4

34

4%
76%

6

4

Dec_31

4%

11

13

87%

5

7% Feb

33% Mar

54 'A Mar 11

55%

23 % Sep

Jan

27% Jan

Jan

(Delaware)
United

7

6

45% Jan

38% Dec

12

8% May 17

15% July 20

2% Sep

b% Jan

6

4

38% Aug 19
18% Dec 31

57% Aug 24
78

Jan

72% July 18

Aug 17

63% Jun

34'A Jan

302

*178%

181

33%

34

*78%

80%

300
'178%
33%
*79

31 %
56

31%
56%

31%
*55

4

31%
56

302

*291

297 %

295%

296

181

*178'A

181

178 %

178%

34%
80%

33%
*79

1

13%

14%

1374

14'/a

13%

50

*42%

42%

42%

42%

*42%

34

80%
14

43

33'A

33%

80

80

137 s

14%

*42%

43%

1,100
II,800
38,600

6,900
500

1,300
10

5,003
110

12,300

203

23

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

24

.

Monday, September 12, 1955

.

.

(1032)

Range since Jan.

Highest

Lowe**

13% Mar 17

20 % Dec

24

8% Dec

36% Jan

4

77% Dec

21

5y% Feb

3

24% Apr

•

9 % Feb

14

Jan

6

66% Jan

21

29

35

«

43% Sep

8

Oct

26

84% Mar 21

92 % Aug

19

103

Dec

79% Jan 13
2914 Jan 11

-

6

6

163 % Oct

7

37% Jan

4

59% Dec

29

54% Jan

64% Sep

13

9
22

172 % Jun

23

May 12

60% Feb

11

67% Sep

49

Jan

61

17

Jan

"4

Dec

27

16% Jun

24

18% Oct

11

Jan

26

38 '/a Mar 16

Jan

4

35
7

162

166

U

8
U

9

38% Aug

U S

17

15% Jun

2

21

4

11 %

July 14

10

Jan

•

5

98

Dec

1

91

Jan

37

100% Jun

4

3

Dec

31

1% Jun

14

3% Jan

31

16

May 26

26

44% Dec

31

22 % Jan

12

32 Va Sep

16

40% May 17
30% Feb 23

35

Jan

18

169% Nov

26

26

170

Feb

11

32% Nov

23

26% Mar 13

31

Jan

80% Aug 26

91

41% Mar 14

31% Oct

14

40% Dec

20

11% Jan

4

19% Oct

5

28% Jan

7

32 '% Dec

.5% Jan

4

30 % Jan

8

57% Dec

3

4

26% Jan

130

88

31% Aug 19

89

Jan

4

95% May 26

20

Jan

4

48% Oct

123

Jan

4

152% Aug 30

Jan

11

33% July 28

33

112% Jun

2

7

Sep

132

27

36% Fee

11

i

Feb 11

6%

Virginia

21

101

Feb

103% Aug 22

101% Jan

19

Nov

9

25 % Jan

4

40% Dec

29

37% Jan

•

25% Jan

4

30'/a Dec

31

30

Jan

11

33

May

6

19

68

Jan

I

122

Sep

6

Mar 25

57
13

45% Aug 26

16% Dec

May 17

26 % Apr

31

15% Jan

21\

28% Apr

18% Mar 23
31% Feb 24

If

Oct

A

30

6

32%

164

1

com

100

*80%

48%

div

partic

preferred

36

7%
62

99%

270

2%

2,900
100

22

'

45%

46

700

33

400
30

165

*163

28%

28%

*28

28%

29%

29%

£,000

82

81

81

*80

81

80%

81%

60

48%

48 %

48%

48

48%

48%

48%

1,500

42%

40%

41%

41

28%.

40%

41%

41%

10,200

15%

15'/a

15 %

15%

15*4

15%

15%

4,000

36 %

3 6'/a

36%

36%

*36%

36%

800

7%

7%

7%

7,900

7%

7%

7%

7%

*127

41%

34%
88
40

100
—100
100

*101%

23

43%

43%

43%

25
5

31%

31%

*31%

103

40%

115

114%

*101%

103

*101%

*102%

109

*

101 %

103

102%

102 %

31%

31%

43%

4?%

43

43%

1,400

44%

31%

32

1,900

118

2,900

xl6%

16%

16%

16%

*16%

16%

16%

29%

*29 %

29%

*29%

29%

*29V4

29%

"81

82

81%

*81

82

*81

700

16%

*29%

10
20

160

115'/a

31%
117

116

118

40

115

103

113

122

100

9,400

41%

*114%

103

103

114%

114%
103

118 %

41%

41%

40%
*114%

100

5,100

135

*131

'

103

4.500

89

40%

40

137

40%

40%

40%

114%

40%

*133

135

135

137

*133

*87%

40

40%

Elec & Power Co com__10

34%

34 %

89%

34%

88

42

34%

*87

34%
39

34%
"88

*127

*127

34%

*,400

*127

*127

*127

"127

61

60 %

61

61

62

61

62%

"127

100

700

4,400

36%

41%
Xl5%

No par

V'

*32%

165

*163

13%
12 %

22

32%

32%

165

165

164

28%

No par

Co

$4.20 dividend preferred..
Virginian Ry Co common
6%
preferred
Visking Corp (The)
Vulcan Detinning Co common
7% preferred

106 V May 23

16

46

*32%

$5 preferred
$4.04 dividend preferred

13

117% Jun

I

Jun

*45

32%

Va-Carolina Chemical com

8

46

45%

Vanadium Corp of America
1
Van Norman Co____
2.50
Van Raalte Co Inc
i
10
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
Vick Chemical Co
2.50
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com_100
5% noncumulative preferred__100
Victor Chemical Works common—5
3%% preferred ___
100

Apr 28
Mar 7

*45

23%

40

38

2 Va

23 %

45%

100

Light

*22

32 Va

50

preferred
&

25

1

*22

2%

2 %

2'%

2%

com.No par

Inc

Co

98%

99

2%

*22%

...

Pictures

Power

7

Jan

71 '/a May

preferred

41% Sep

101

107

convertible

2%

2

98

98

*97

No par

Inc common
preferred

1,400

19%

19 %

*37

38

*37

99

Wall Paper

146 % Apr

114

38

1,800

19%

19%

19%

38

112,800

58%

58%

preferred

convertible

4

10

19%

37 %

700

59%

*158% 158%

58%

158%

12

3

28

19%

37 Va

6b

12%

Aug

Oct

116

19%

DAY

14,600

57%

11%

Jan

104% Nov

July 19

99

13

Jun

July 30
36% Dec 30

158

I08

;v
160
32,600
2,04'J

J>6%

11%

Utah

Apr
4
July 21
Jan 24
133% Jan 21
37% Jan
I
94
Jan 11
51% Mar 29

130% May 20

Aug 27

136

57%
15o %

58%

58

58%

47%
163

&7%

67%

11%

4%%

49% Aug 22

134

67%

11%

3

31
31

Mar 26

56%

67%

11 Va

Q'/o

83% Dec

126

57%

%

13%

Universal

42 Va Dec

li.4% Mar 26

5 j va
67

158

lo2 %

lo3

*13%

4

5

7% May 19

57%
157 %

/
-

46%

47%

161%

.t

110

13%

Universal Leaf Tobacco

21

4
6% Jan II
47% Mar 13

67 %

110

57%

LABOR

.25

Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp

34 Va Jan

32% Jan

56 %

67%

EXCHANGE

No par

3

63% Jan

31

54

STOCK

50
___162/3

*91

45

45%
162%

93%

93%
108%

13%

$6

7

47%
19%
39%
10%
65%
133 %

44%
161%

16,700

43%

42%

43%

41%

13 %

18

ib% Jan

It

500

XI3%

4 %

20% Dec

8

Feb

72

l

Aug 16

11.Va May 12

36% Jan

46 %

163%

Stockyards Corp

United

26% Jun

May

71%

106%

45%

noncumulative preferred

United

3

66% Mai

3,200

72

*91

93%

162 %

com__50

Corp common

9
105

13%

14

1% Jan

13% May 13

Min

100

*8%

104%

United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5

6% Jan

161% Jan

&

Tobacco Co common

7%

3

73'/a Jan

154

Steel

S

Ref

preferred

3,200
•

9

105

72

103

5

CLOSED

14% Apr

.

Smelting

S

*107

Shares

21%

*8%

42%

*91

106%

100

preferred

1st

41%

41 %

93%

106%

21%

21%

102%

72 Va

72 Va

*90%

21%

?

9

102

101

72%

41

1

14

Apr

35% Mar 17

12% Jan

*71%

V

9

101

101

100
100

preferred series B

noncum

7%

19"% Aug 24

3

17% Jan

$ %

9

10

Rubber Co common

U S

18

59% Sep

16

156% Mar 14

23

13% Nov

110

19

*8%

V

■'■■-C

the Week

;

Sept. 9

Sept. 8

22 Va

22

j 22%

20

preferred series A

3% %

Sep

51% Jun

18

Jan

157% Jan

40 % May

143

3%%

39% Mar 14

97

6

46% Dec

134% Jan

....

U S Plywood Corp common

Nov

91

8

22 %

10

preferred
Pipe & Foundry Co.
Playing Card Co.

U S

Sept. 7

Friday

Wednesday

Sept. 6

1

common

U

39

Jan

Co

Tuesday

Sept, f>

Par

Sales for

SALE PRICES
Thursday

HIGH

Monday

STOCK

3

75 % Ma*

7

70% Jan

Lines

S

4% %

109% July 22

Jan ;11

24

U

13

70

6

68 '/a Dec

6

8% Jan

28

YORK

EXCHANGE

Jan

19

29

7% Feb

NEW

1

Highest

Lowest

AND

LOW

STOCKS

Year 1954

RECORD

YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK

NEW
Rang* for Previous

82

w
76

11% Aug

2

24

Jun

27% Dec

51

Jan

72

31

Dec

9

66% Apr

27

6

7% Jan

«

27% Dec

preferred

2.50

3

Ward Baking Co common...
5%% preferred

3

Wardell Corp

21"% Sep

9

Warner

30% Mar 14

37% July 22

13% Jan

19

21% Sep

20

Jan

4

Dec

22

25% Jan

/

3

Pictures Inc

Bros

Warren

Warren

Feb

42

May 12

Dec

23

39

Jan

25% Jan

14

40

Dec

29

32

Jan

B

41% July

13% Jan

4

24% Dec

20

21% May

4

25 % Jan

19% May 14

26 % Dec

2

20% Aug

9

30

17% Dec

17

16% May 10
13% Jan
6

18

5

14% Dec

10% Jan

4

2% Apr

30

6

2% Jan

3% July 21

24% Jan

5

43% Dec

8

77% Jan

5

96 % Dec

22

16

23 % Dec

17

13% July 26

19'/a Dec

8

Oct

5

17% Feb

Feb

20

99

96

112

4

Jan

104% Nov

7

91

$4

Oil

101% Feb

Apr

105 % Jun

27

4.10%

10

10

89% Feb

4

16

24% Jan

18

47

July

7

West

Virginia

41% Nov

29

35

31

48

Va May 19

West

Va

105 % Aug 10

110% Oct

29

110

18 % Dec

30

106% Aug 12
16% Jan
6

104% Nov

8% Jan

4

Jan

27 % Apr

Jun

14

25% Jun

9

Jun

28

30

Jan

6

Dec

29

62

Jun

29

86 % Apr

21

9

65% Dec

17

56% Aug

9

73% Jan

26

22% Aug 23

28"% Jun

9

4

27% Dec "22
'80 % Dec 31

25% Jan

32% Feb

15

34 % Dec

Apr ,28

41% Apr

26

49% Jun
22% Jan

68

13

c

50 '/a Jan

5

98% May

5

104

Dec

27

May 14

132

Dec

10

4

54% Dec

31

49 % Mar 14

4

9 6'/a Dec

30

96% Jan

A

21% Jan

20

127

30% May
82 % Jan

25%

OctTiii

27

Jan

11

85% Mar 15
5

Jan

21% Mar

4
8

62% Aug 18
98% Aug
5
127

May 23

29

Dec~~7

27

Jan

f

36 %

July 28

34% Jan

0

100 % Dec

30

10% Aug 16
27% Aug 16

95

Mar 14

7% Mar 30

104
49 %

Apr

25

83% Feb

«

•

37

«

70

Jan

22

14% Apr

78% Dec

10

76

b

85

9% Apr
7
17% Oct 20

12% Feb

19

20% Dec

14

9% Mar 18
18% Mar 21

28% Jan
137

Jan

6

21

33% Aug
2
147% Dec 16
21% Dec 23
__

30

140

Mar 14

9

23

54% Dec

3

4

53 % Dec

45% May 12

6

77% Jan

48

4

96 % Nov

8

7

192% Dec

6

Jan

12

6% Jan 22

94

Nov

12

11% Oct

8

Jan

Mar 14

92% Jan
178
86

7

7

Aug 17
Mar 22

9% May

3

118

Sep

59% Mar 30

100% May 18
212% Apr
103% July
12

Feb

July

11

Steel

5 % %

White

Oil

Wilson

6%

66%

52,700

55%

300

57%

18,00O

330

"128 Va

56%

56%

101%

31%

31%

31 Va

31%

31

31%

S)II~20

27%

27%

27%

27%

28

28

28

1

x49%

100%

1

9%
*253a

common

II
common

280

102

"101%

102

102 Va

31%

27%

common

Inc

*100

*127%

56%

100%

100 %

1.00%

100%

_

32

5

12%

No par

*85

No par

*102

50%

50%

100

101

50%

51

93'8

9%

50%

50%
:

101

101

100

9%

9%

25%

26

25%

25%

*25%

33

31%

31%

31%

32

12%

12%

12%

12

*81

85%

V

*83%

160

8,400

9%

300

25%

31%

1,409

11%

,

25%

*31%

12%

85%

700

2,800

50%
101

100%

9%

9%

7,900

121/4

12,200

*83

87

86%

10

*12%

13

12%

12%

*12 %

13

12%

12%

200

l

26%

26%

26%

26%

26 Va

26%

26%

26%

7,400

10

Co

36 Va

36 %

36

36

35%

36

35%

36 %

3,400

*141

142

142

*141

142

*141

142

I

50%

50%

49%

50%

49%

49%

2,400

7
17

Wrigley

Public

Iron

(Wm)

Service
Co

Jr

(Del)

6

4 % %

Towne

93

93

94

94

94

94

190

*183

193

*180

*99%

100 %

9%

9%

9%

93/4

preferred

9%

63

3,100

7,200

110

190

99%

500

10%

13,400

63

1,500

22

4,100

x62

62%

62%

62%

62%

63

22

22%

21%

22%

21%

22

*52

53

51%

52

52

52

26%

26%

26%

26%

26

%

26%

26%

26%

900

96%

97%

95%

97%

96%

97%

96

97 Va

9,800

18%

17%

18 Va

17%

18

4,000

18 %

9

Zenith

Radio Corp

No par

X123

123 %

124

10% Mar 23

Zonite

Products

1

7

7%

7

Corp

18 Va

*In receivership, or petition has been filed for the company's reorganization,
Co.

99

94

1

50

28

(L A) Spring & Wire.No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par

Fibre

93/4

*93 Va

*180

243/4
112

1

Mfg Co.

Young

Diamond

-

99%

98

99 3/4

9%

No par

Continental

110

190

993/4

.

24'/a

24%
118

112

'183

Youngstown Steel Door

183/i Aulg 26

23%

23%

5

common

convertible

5038

23%

23 Va

No par

Wyandotte Worsted Co

26




65%

50%

97"Va Sep

from

67%

19,700

32% Apr

changed

66%

18,009

50%

25% July 26

Name

26,400

4934

67%

n° sa3es on this ^ay*
f

12,100

29%

50%

Corp

Ex-dividemf ^ F^f-rfJhf68'
lghts.

23%

28%

49%

&

y

65 %

23%

28%

50%

York

May

64%

23%

27%

108%

Yale

134

64%

23 %

50

6

5

62

23%
28

105

11

18

62 %

50%

13

Jan

1,400

103%

71

6% Jan

4,800

65 Va

49%

61 y2 Jan

85

44%

65%

102%

27 Ya Jan

Nov 29

44

65

__io

Woodward

3

7% May 20

44%

65

Woolworth (F W) Co
IIIIIIlO
Worthlngton Corp common
IlO
Prior preferred 4%% series..100
Prior pfd 4%% conv serles.100

8

96

44%

65

20

(The S

10

102

45 Va

23%

Aug 24

63% Jun
9
4% Feb 26

102 Va

102

104

*102

104

140%

July

e

3,700

.100

50

Jan

4,400

28 '/a

Corp__10

21 Va

14

22

28

31%

preferred

Wisconsin

82% Jan

4

xl 02%

& Lovett Grocery Co
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com

13

11% Jan

21%

28%

100

Mfg

preferred

13

O

22

28%

106%

5

Co

& Co

$4.25

16

.mu

No par

30

21%

130

55%

3,200

47%

28%

100%

56%

200

42

47

21%

130

X55 %

Prior preference
Wilcox

66 %

67

100%

—12%

preferred

27% Apr
60 % Apr

9

com

Sewing Machine

54 Va Nov

Dec

Corp

66 %

100%

*127%

102%
*38 Va

106%

67%

Westinghouse Electric common.12%
3.80%
100
preferred series B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100

■'

108

27%

10

103 Va

*106%

108

23%

Brake

*

47%

62

9

74% Dec 31
15
Dec 31

*102

130

104%

39

47%

28%

Air

3,200

100

110

109 Va

*102%

103%

39

24%

7

27

28%

*

10414

40

62

4

3

*102 Va

103%

23%

Sep

4

21%

104

283/4

28 Va

28%
110

47%

47

27%

Jan

Jan

*38%

109%
*102%

104%

60%

51 % Jun

May

*102%

40%

28%

28%
110

Westinghouse

21 Va

20

103%

28%

*102

29,200

26%

Western Pacific RR common.No par
Union Telegraph new__2.50

37

38

*102%

22

Western

8

52"% July 20

109%

104 %

47 Va

263/8

25%

44%

13

24% Sep

40% Apr
30% Jan

46

28%

28%
1C9%

28%

Winn

148% Jan

66

*38%

5

4,900

26

23%

*64%

27% Aug 31

I

22

*102%

5

24%

88

23 %

26%

100

4,700

88 Va

23%

38%

88

25

C

40%

88

38%

88%

23%

Coke

series

39%

39%

25

109

3,000

3Va

39 Va
*88

GOO

3%

3%

•

3%

23%

x28 %

•

24

3%

3%

64 %

Wilson-Jones

36 Va Aug 18

3,500

18

44%

8

14

69 % Nov

77

14

20%

18

Supply Co common.10

13% July 29

Jun

8
14

Jan

July

1.000

19%

18%

*23%

64 %

28

Mar 10

21% Jan

18% Jan
39% Jan

116

27% Jun

23%

19%

*18

24%

100

B

Paper common

Motor Co

10% Jan
J an

series

&

23%

19

18%

23

*102%

1,900
1,000

18%

1
5

41 Va

23%

24

23 %

100

23%

18

4

pfd

23%

300

40%

*23%

41

>41

41%

24

88%

4%%

53

*41%

*18

18

18%

21%

Dental

22% Jan

17%
*18

l

White

July 28

41%

100

White

22%<Jan

3,100

3S%

preferred

2

18

500

53

53%

41 %

*106%

4

31

48

48%

52%

41%

48

53

47%

108

Sep1

Jun

47%

*47%

54

Va

47%
*41

*47

DAY

44

102% July 25

12% Dec

13,500

88 Va

$5 conv prior preference
Whirlpool Corp

26

10,500

37%

39%

2

12

21%

37

No par

25

25

21%

37%

com__2.50

Aug

Feb

21%

36%

3%

38% Apr

12

20%

37%

*106%

29 Va May

51%

20%

36%

3 Va

Wheeling

104

20%

37 Va

5

6

8

26% Nov

IB

July 29

58% Apr

20%

36 Va

4.80% preferred
100
Western Maryland Ry common__100
4% noncum 2nd preferred
100

July 27

103% Mar 18
130

20%

LABOR

54%

Co

Coal

Pulp &

Western Auto

102
22

CLOSED

41%

Western Air Lines Inc

30% Mar 24

29

5,500

1

preferred

preferred

4%%

170

11%

24%

preferred

30% Dec

Jan

103 V2

11%

24%

Power

4

7

9% May 20
23% Jan

*102%

11%

53%

West Penn Electric Co
Penn

103%

11%

*41%

Indies Sugar Corp
Kentucky Coal Co

4.20%

103 %

11%

5

Snowdrift

convertible

West

103%

11%

23 Va

29 % Sep

Apr

17%

41%

West

106

2,700

103%

40%

West

113

1,300

12,400

11%

17 Va

104

1
&

:v:
•

11%

*23 %

26% Sep

IB

15%
18

41%

25% Apr

15

79

15%
17%

23%

9

107% Jun

79

15%
17%

41%

0

Jan

79%

15 Va

17%

Mills

Knitting

Wesson

78%

15%

17'/a

No par

Weibilt Corp

Jan

78 %

15%

23%

Wayne Pump Co
Webster Investment

9

78

15%

5

Wayne

17

77

No par

3

Sep

2,000

Co

Motor

7

Apr

1,900

29%

No par

Foundry & Pipe
Petroleum Corp

Waukesha

40 Va Sep

4
IB

17% Mar

19

8

31

4% Feb

23% Mar 14
104% Jan

1

21% Mar-

6

33% Apr
85

62% Mar

1
11

14%

29%

"103

STOCK

__5

Washington Gas Light Co
Wash Water Power

39

21

39

14%

29%

3

I

29

52% Dec

12

14%

29%

EXCHANGE

1

42 % July

43% Dec

4

30% Jan

14%

29%

Pharmaceutical

Co

55% July 27

11

30% Jan

14Va

29%

17%

l

100
l

Warner-Lambert

14 Va

29%

15%

No par

Jan

24% Jan

5

10% Jan

9% Jan

W

13% Jun

12% July 15

37

&

100

14%

77

10
G

81%

14

29%

No par

Walworth Co

Aug 25

105

100% Aug 10

19

17

100

Waldorf System

18% Mar 14

30

Jan

9

8

Walgreen Co
Walker
(Hiram)

15

Aug 29

15

10

105% Dec

19"% May
100% Aug

Wabash RR 4%%

9

79% Sep

12% Jan

8% Dec

5 % Jan

85% Mar 29
14"% Mar 7

74% Jan

3

Mar

31'/a May

II
I
27% Jan
1

23

Dec

13

Mar 26

60

d Name

changed

from

Deep

Rock

Oil Corp.

e

17%

124%

124

7Va

a Deferred

delivery

6%

130

7Va

rCash value

21%
*51

126 Va
7

53

800

128 %

5.400

7 Ve

5,100

wd When distributed

Name changed from Federal Mogul Corp.

Number 5463

Volume 182

The Commercial

...

and Financial Chronicle

(1033)

Bond Record

New York Stock Exchange

«»
FRIDAY

The

italic

letters

In

the

column

Figures

.

Year 1954

Range since Jan.

Highest

Lowest

Feb

Feb

108

19

19

OnvRENMfNT SON1)|
1

NEW

10

100.4

Feb

108.28 Jan

1

v

100.4

10

Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury

Feb

1

Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury

99.20 Feb

15

99.20 Feb

7

100.17 Oct

7

94.29 Sep

7

>.

93.8

7

Jan

100.8

4

94.24 Jan

AUS

100.8

102.16 Aug

2

102.8

102.24 Feb

1

101.16 Jan

1

Aug 19

98

•

May 25

98.20 Aug

99.10 Feb

14

99.12 Jan

10

17

102.8

Jan

Jan

26

102.16 Jun

27

102

Sep

1

24

100.12 Jun

22

July 11

103.12 Feb

7

102.28 Feb

104.24

3s

101.4

Mar

104

Jan

PRICKS

Low

Thursday

104.18

*104.16

Friday

Sept. 8

High

-Low

104.24

*104.12

Sales for

Sept.»

High

Low

104.20

.

*104.12

the Week

High

Bonds (S)

104.18

199S

*99.3

99.6

*99.7

*101.1

101.5

*101.1

1961

*99.5

99.8

2Vis
2Vis

..1958-1963

*102.4

102.12

*102.6

102.14

.1960-1965

*102.6

*103.18

103.26

*103.20

2 Vis

103.28

1956-1958

*99.27

*,103.24 104

99.30

*99.28

99.31

*99.28

1958

99.31

*99.4

99.6

*99.29

*99.7

99.10

99.31

1961

*99.8

99.11

*97.16

*99.9

97.19

*97.22

99.11

97.26

*97.22

97.26

*96.4

96.8

*97.20

*96.11

96.15

97.26

*96.10

96.14

Dee 15

1982-1967

2 Vis

102.14

99.14

*102.4

102.12

*103.24

104

96.31

*96.10

*97.3

97.7

96.14

*97.3

97.7

*97.2

*95.24

97.6

95.28

*95.23

95.27

*95.22

*95.12

95.16

95.26

♦95.13

*95.3

95.7

*95.10

95.14

*94.30

95.2

*95.6

95.10

*94.26

94.30

*95.5

*94.26

94.30

*94.18

94.21

LABOR
DAY

-*94.25

95.17

*95.12

95.16

*95.10

95.14

*95.10

95.14

*95.6

95.10

*95.6

95.9

*95.4

95.8

*95.6

*95.4

95.8

95.10

*95.4

95.8 ■.*

*95.4

95.8

*94.26

94.30

*94.24

94.28

*94.24

94.28.

'

95.10

94.29

94.29

♦95.1

95.5

*95

98.27

*98.25

98.29

*98.28

99

*98.26

99.2

98.30

*99.1

99.4

*99.4

99.7

*99.4

*98.1

98.4

99.6

♦.98.3

98.6

♦98.3

*96.10

96.13

*96.16

96.20

*96.15

96.19

*96.14

*96.9

96.12

96.18

*96.14

96.18

*96.13

96.17

*96.12

*96.24

1958

94.29

*98.23
*98.31

1957-1958
.—June 15

99.10

*99.10

95.9

—Deo 1967-1972

2Vis

99.14

95.21

Sept 1967-1972

2Vts

*99.10

101.4

CLOSED

-1966-1971
June 1967-1972

2Vis
2 Vis

*99.6

*101

*95.5

1965-1970

2 Vis

99.10
101.5

*95.17

STOCK

Dec 1964-1969

_

*99.6

*101.1

99.14

*96.28

June 1964-1969

2Vis
2Vis
2Vis

99.11

101.5

*99.10

EXCHANGE

Aug 15 1963
1963-1968

2Vis

July 18 197a

,

—Mar

96.27

96.16

*96.28

97

*9o.26

96.30

*96.26

96.30

97.8

98.6

'

*98.5

95.4

1,000

98.7

7

*96.16

1

97.8

97.8

*96.16

97.8

*96.24

97.8

*96.16

97.8

*96.16

97.8

*96.24

*98.16

1981

*96.16

*96.16

11976

Oct

23-year 3Vis
19-year 3Vis

99.8

*98.16

99.8

*98.16

99.8

*96.28

97.8
99.12

May 15

197»

*109

100.24

*100

100.24

Oct

3-year 3s

25

High

♦104.10

SALE

Sept. 7

.1956-1959

30-year 3 %s

103.24 May 25

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Lew

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after

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ENDED

SEPTEMBER

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No.

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Registered bond transactions

9

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Period

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Friday's

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8 Vis series No. 19

.Quar-June

June-Dec

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1961

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3

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4

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79 %

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Interest

Last

Period

Sale Prloe

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or

Bid & Asked

Low

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(Dept of)

CaechOdiovakia (State)

1978

3a

Jan-Vulf

58 Vi

Bonds

——

High

Sold

Low

54 Va

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42%

52
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AEstonia

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55

99%

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77

85

—

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dollar

Jan

1976

Jan-July
Jan-July

1976

1

1967

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6%s

*81%
■

74%

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Jan-July

1953

*158'%

—

74%

18
--

—

fund 1957—May-Nov
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May-Nov
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8s
1930
stamped pursuant to Plan A
(Interest reduced to 2.5%)
1999
Jan-July
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1950
Jan-July
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April-Oct
April-Oct

1972

103

103

71

71

55

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53

71

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31

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1965

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June-Dec

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1978

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1960
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1979

97

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1971

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1937)

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Jan-July
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82

10

—

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1971

to

1953

1953

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1

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1971

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91
1

88

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91

Jan-July

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Jan-July

(Imperial Govt)

1958

28%

145'% 145'%

78%

35

June-Dec
June-Dec

1958

31

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85

Taiwan Electric Power Co. Ltd—

——

102

60

*80'%

June-Dec
June-Dec

1962

to

external 7s

27

April-Oct

1952

May-Nov
May-Nov

1962

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Jan-July

1977

due 1954

extended

1952

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1962

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1977—

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132%

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53

Jan. 1

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Bhinyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
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10

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43

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1968

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2004

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1930

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1972

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issue—

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1950

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Mar-Sepf

1999_.

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157%

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Sa

or

Bid & Asked

(continued)

(City)

Paulo

20%

128

*16

May-Hoi

Sale Price

Low
Bao

100%. 103

10

102'% 102%

—

Last

Period

High'
59

Monday, September 12, 1955

.

Week's Range

Interest

New York Stock Exchange

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.

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1945—Quar-Jan

1967
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33

93%

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Low

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105

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1934

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General

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■

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27

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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
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or

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A Tel Co-

guaranteed

AFirst 4%s
.

"125% 126%

April-Ocf

1952

First

1982

2%s debentures

New England Tel

95

Jan-July

A

147

Bale Priee

I debs 1974—April-Oct

s

1st 3 Vis

Corp

National Supply

101

98

'

156

lfar-B«pt

1952

fAAdjustment 6s series

-f—

__

156

Mar-Sept

1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
^International Great Northern RR—

100

99

100

*88 %

1972

101%
103 Va

100'

100

Indianapolis Union Ry CoRefunding and imp 2%s series C 1986—June-Deo
3'As debs

96

100
——

'-166%

Co

"7

Steel

National

103

97%

3%s

Natl Distillers Prods

105

103

'*

Feb-Aup

Inland Steel

104

101%

"100'

Last

Period

Low

1013/a

103

Jan-July

.

102

104

May-No®

Illinois Terminal Ry 4s series A
fAIlseder Steel Corp 6s 1948

101%

102%

*—

Interest

Exchange

Hiafi

85%

91

27

98%

Week's Bangs

Friday

BONDS
New York Stock

Jan. 1

Sold

Illinois Central RR—
Consol

ENDED SEPTEMBER 9

Range slnte

Bonds

Monday, September 12, 1955

June-Dec
May-No®
May-No®

95%

—-June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
.June-Dec
-April-Oct

927/b

95 Vi

95%

93%

97%

97%

97

♦94 Vi

95 %

93%

92%

92%

92 Va

97

96

99

100%
98%
96 Va

99%

101Vi

98%

105

100

♦101

103%

98%

100%

Number 5463

Volume 182

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(1037)

EXCHANGE BOND RECORD

NEW YORK STOCK
RANGE

Interest

Last

Period

New York Stock Exchange

Sale Price

deb

3.70s conv

2%« debentures

1964

1983

Feb-Aug

*__

-June-Dec

*ioiy2

guaranteed 4s

*108%

~

mortgage

5s series A 1970

June-Dec

5s series B 1975

Aprh-Oct

mortgage 3%s series E

Plttsb Coke

Pittsburgh

1st mtge

Chem

&

Consolidation

1975

3'%s

Coal

Terminal

Elec

Potomac
First

Line

Pipe

Jan-July

lmpt 27/bs series D 1985

April-Oct

94'A

1083A

May-Nov

ioo y4

Power

April-Oct

Texas Corp 3s debentures

mortgage 3s

3s

1983

1963

*106

—

110

*

1

HOO

97

.•

—

216'%

96'A

1

95%

101% 101%

2

J an-July

1964

1946

99'%

*__

—

81%
*97'%

—

Jan-July
Jan-July

Rhine-Westpha.lia Elec Power Corp—
§ A Direct mtge 7s 1950
§ ADirect

mtge

6s
6s

1953

AConsol

104'/8

102'%

81%

81 %

2

Lawrence
Second

Adirond'k

&

gold

,

153

3 Vis

171

153

bond

102%

81

II

90%

"l

87

98%

21

98

Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov

91

112

Bt.

Paul &

St Paul
Scioto

Duluth first cons

Union Depot

*105

107

108'%

*100

100%

103'%

V

New

&

Scott Paper 3s

Seaboard

1st

374

Air

s

series

Shell

*94'%
*—

92 %

92%
"

jASiemens

Halske

&

ASilesian-Amer
Sinclair

Oil

6Vis

1951

Mar-Sept
1941—Feb-Aup
Jan-July
Jan-July

Corp coll trust 7s

Corp 3Vis conv 1983

Skelly Oil 2 Vis debentures 1965

2 Vis

Socony-Vacuum Oil
South

North

&

debentures

3s

California

4Vis
4

(Oregon Lines)

Vis

A

4 Vis

1st

97%

7

123 '/a

119%

20

Mortgage 274s series E

1986

First

mortgage 23As series F

1996

First

mortgage 2 Vis series G 1961
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Devel and general 4s series A 1956
and general 6s series A 1956

Devel

Devel and general 6Vis series A
Orleans &

33/is

Southwestern

1956

1996

Memphis Div first gold 5s
Joint

Bell

Tel

^Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
Jan-July'

Standard

debs

2%«

1985

Products

Coil

Oil

(N J)

5s

conv

(Indiana)

Oil

Chemical

128

115

conv

ref

series B

24

—

4s

mtge

income

*__

104'%

87%

107

100'%

*84 Vb

98'A

•

.

129% 129%
100 :|52

129%

Co

ref

first

RR

4s

first

Shore

101%

—

119 74

110

101

105

—

*100

100 Vb

*87

88'A

*87

96'%

93'/a

931/8

93 »/B

87%

102

100

gtd gold

•

97

3'As

Feb-Nov
1976—May-Nov
2000—Feb-Aup

i

—

66'%

72

—

2
—

—

74'%

22

21

102

100%

*__

3

102

*__

100

—

Jan-July
1992—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July

2%s A

*103'A

—

10474
102%

97%

103%

107

103

106 Vb

97'/a

152 3A

173%
90

90

1003A

99'% 100

Jan-July

76'A

67 %

5

103'%

100

103

*101

April-Oct

102 Va
101

99

104'%

103'A

—

80%

17

80'%

86'%

80

1

74'/4

87

90

June-Deo

81

80

81

Jan-July
May

2029

—

*101%

RR Co—

mtge 4 Vis inc ser A Jan 1
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976

1

*89

—

78

68 5/a

101

92 3/4

173% 1733/a

173 ¥a

106'%

97%
12

94%

*93¥a

—

103 '4

103 %■

100%

106% 107

106 ¥4

97

95

10i 3/a
10

73%

73%

72%

73%
102

—

102%

104'A 104'A

74

■

104

—.—

*102

—'

73

102%

'

*97'A

•;

Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept

series A 2004

4s

94'%

Co—

5s

mtge

9 9'A

71%

103'A 103'A

104'A

88

83

96%

34

*91

■

-

—

3

94%

*66

■

—

88'A

8 4 3/4
—

97

93%

94'%

Jan-July

guaranteed 2361

V

—-

92

10

90

95

*—

Mar-Sept
Jan-July

2%s 1979
3y4s 1971

First mortgage

Wisconsin Public Service

95%

*100 3A

—

103'A

100'A

—

& Power 2% a

Yonkers Electric Light
90 V*
99

1

99

80 3A

80 3A

3

75'A

82

97

98 34

113

113% 115'A

2

a

96

90'A

36

96 %

364

1097b

91

3

90%

94%

96

95 V0

96

15

95 7

a

105'A

delivery

sale

not

lnciuaea

in

tne

year's range, n Under-the-rule
the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.

the

in

__

—

tCoTp?nu"yreportedeas MnT'taSnkruptcy.
the
ABonds

selling flat.

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.

.

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******

sale not Included in the year s range,

99'A

104'%

in

Included

not

123 ¥4

9034

Deferred

included

101

90%

*103'%

93%

92

1976-Jan-July

„

99

Mar-Sept

1973

104

107%

—

121

90 y4

97%

101

102

*__

105

—

1st

104 3/8

99

114 %

105'%

*103'/2

3'/as

debentures

Gen

102'A

101'A

90V*

June-Dec

ioiy2101 »/2

series B Jan 1991—April

4y4S

3y4s series B 1971

conv

Wisconsin Central

134'A

100'4

—»

102'A

*102%

__

94¥4

101'%

'

*120'A

—

98

17

101V* 101'A
*101 A

•

85

11

100'/a 100 A

101'A

1

90

93'%

85

86»%
83

—

99'%

951/2

943A

*1071/2

April

1981

series A Jan

income

1960
Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
§Alst mortgage 6s ser A 1953

125 3A

100

—

•98 54

99'%

Co—

mtge

Wheeling & Lake Erie RR

105 74 1 06%

101%

92%

*94

—May-Nov
1973—April-Oct

1996

143

1013A

100

*__

Wheeling Steel 3y4s series C 1970
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
Wilson & Co first mortgage 3s 1958
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960

*94

Jan-July
debs

2Vis ser G 1979—June-Dec
2Vis ser H 1980
Mar-Sepl

mtge

115%

921/2

921/2

921/2

refund mtge

and

107%

*100 Vb

11

—

*—

107 ¥4

•

*100%

series F 1978—Mar-Sept

105

1982—_April-Ocf
1971—May-Nov

1967

1969

gtd 4s series B 1957—May-Nov

105'A

April

1974

374s

*122

consol

RR

59

—

debentures 2%s

debentures

June-Deo

1968

50

__

May-Nov

1983

Standard

91

47/8s

105% 106%

—

May^loo
April-Oct

ASpokane Internal first gold 4Vis 2013
Standard

Jan-July

ctfs

Westlnghouse

Northeastern RR—

1977

debentures

—

105% 106

105%

172'%

81

105%

mtge 3%s ser A '75—June-Dec

150%

90

30-year

85

78'A

Co—

First

Btauifer

95

111

68

84%

175

135

90

105 %

May-Nov

1981

San Fran Term

2Vis

117%

122 V*

122'A

Mar-Sept
May-Nov

1977

1969

Southern Pacific RR

3Vis

90'A
94'A

~-

84 V'2

■

153

*171

Western Union Telegraph

Jan-July

*171

registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3y2s series C 1979
Apr-Oct
Western Pacific RR Co 31/8S ser A 1981
Jan-July
5s Income debentures 1984
May

Pacific Co—

First
Gold

New

117

117%

Jan-July

1970

93

93%

92

*151

4s

101 'A

96

91%

96%

98

*169

West

95'A
112'A

5

96%

*__

4Vis conv 1973—June-Dec

Southern Natural Gas Co

Gold

90'8
110 %

Co—

Edison

debentures

Southern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
Southern

—

*91

Feb-Aup
Jan-July

1987

convertible

3 Vis

82'A
101 %

96%

12

—

96%

96%

Jan-July

1985.

debentures

Southern

91%

947/8

*92'/a

Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 31/28 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
West Penn Electric 31/2S 1974
May-No»
West Penn Power 31/2S series I 1966
Jan-July

va

135

113%

10

97

91 Vz

♦107 '/a

—

1033/4

*89y4

89

June-Deo

Warren

967/a
163

63%

79

96%

91%

Aprli-Ocf

1963

1979

debentures

2 Vis

5s

103'A

92

76

106 V4

102

June-Pec

Walworth

100

127%

126

105

fund mtge series C 1951

First mortgage

Telephone & Telepgrah Co—

Southern Bell

274s

9674

160 y8

—-

*72%

127%

June-Dec

1976
gtd

RR

Ala

—

105 %

*102'/2 103'/2

Jan-July

assented series C 1951

Gen

103'A

1

92%

1

105'A

W

—.

*99% 100 %

April-Oct
April-Oct

105'%

1017/a

156

Gen

94%

9974

Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
debentures 1971
;

10174

3

W

97

94%

98

June-Dec

~5

1021/a 102i/8

Jan-July
1947

First lien and ref mtge 3 Vis ser O

103 V4

June-Dec

102% 102%

—

265 %

4

Mar-Sept

1977

2Vis

Oil

95

95

May-Nov

1980

B

98'%

96

135

1x9

201

,30

96 «/2

*151

Wabash RR

1974

debentures

Service Pipe

265 y» 265%

—

99

104 y4

104 V*

103'/4

*104

90 V*

105%

97%

98

*__

99Y4

86 %

103'%

*169

Virginian Ry 3s

100

118 Va

*113 V* 115

& Sons 2Vis 1966

Seagram (Jos E)
3s

debs 1977

997/2

__

■

'

16

—

*__

1st mortgage & refund 3Vis ser I 1981—June-Deo
1st & ref mtge 3Vis ser J 1982
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
First consolidated 5s
1958
April-Oct

RR Co—

debentures

f

s

April-Oct
1989—May-Noo
Mar-Sept

England 1st gtd 4s

conv

Line

3s

mtge

gold 4s 1968-.June-Dec

3 Vis B 1971

*105'/4

95%

June-Deo

First

117

1989_Jan-July

1

Corp—

First and refund mtge 3s

100 »/4

5

113

111 Va

104

238

87'/a

86'A

861/4

Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2Vis ser E 1975—Mar-Sept

105'A

15

94%

93%
113

92'A

94%

*—

Apr-Oct
May-Nov
April-Oct

1976

Vanadium Corp of America—
3 Vis conv subord debentures

88'%

98

94%

~3

106 »/2 107%

Aprll-Ocl

1967

Works

Participating

99

90 %

May-Noo

94

103'%

99

~

90 Vz

98

1033/4
99%

1003A

100

94

-June-Deo

3 Vis

153

99

—

98

95%

—

*__

107%

101%

100%

*99% 100%

94

97

94

94

*921/2

106

102

8

102'/2

102

J an-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug

1973

debentures

assented series A

First and

1989

certificates

100

„

152

154%

Louis-Southwestern Ry—
4s

IOO

97

99»/2

*__

1971

debentures

2%s

6Vis sinking

125

127%

--

II

*98'%

*88'%

Jan-July
mtge inc 4Vis series A Jan 2022-—May

ASecond

First

47'A

98

6Vis sinking fund mtge series A 1951
3 Vis assented series A 1951

103%

*„

—

Bt Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
Bt

27 V2

Mar-Sept

debs series A 1947

6 Vis

146'%

125

152
152

1996_Jan-July
April-Oct

1996

6s

86

68y2

IO21/2

Mar-Sept

1977

debentures

2Vis

183%

140

148

*—

—

Rubber

U S

101'A

164
—

Mar-Sept

gold 5s

36

47

1976

fund

sinking

Vandalia

1st

74i/4
30'/4

*94 'At

debs 1970—-June-Deo

mtge & coll trust 3 Vis 1972
4Vis s f debs 1972

United Steel

■

Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept

Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971

74
29

*98 Vi

May-Nov
1975-April-Oct
May-Nov
June-Dec
May-Nov

1st

8
St

100 Ya

741/4

1971

1975

debentures

3Vis debentures

86'A

97%

«

—

*166

April-Oct

Corp—
General mortgage 4 Vis series D 1977
General mortgage 3 Vis series J 1969

105'A

29 V-4

Mar-Sept

1968

United Gas Corp 2 Vis 1970
1st mtge & coll trust 35/8s

99%

99

*183

May-Nov
Feb-Aup

mtge 6s 1955
Gas & Electric

Rochester

*9934 1001/a

Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2y2s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4 Vis s f debs 1973
April-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2Vis 1966.—April-Oct

99

1007/e

--

*161

--

May-Noo

1952

mtge

135 Va

99%

10

100 y4

101%

2

107 7/a 103 '/4

June-Dec

debs 1961

27/8s

Corp

debs

conv

3 Vis

1946—;

5 AConsol

1974

mortgage and coll trust 2Vis

27/as

Union—

assented

101

96

135

134

97

135

Union Pacific RR—

96%

101%

—

—

—

143 Va

210

—

3s

105 74

95

96%

*—

101%

100

140

1
——

II

sinking fund mortgage
3 Vis

3%s

tr 27/8s 1980
mtge 3 Vis 1982

1st

101 ¥4

98%

95

—

_

_

June-Dec

1972

103

99 'A

99

*96

1985—Jan-July

1st mtge & coll

100

100

1

100

96%

Reading Co first & ret 3%s series D 1995—May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
7s

*

Income

debentures

3s

Q

Rheinelbe

E

ser

Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s

100

100

—

99'A 100
100

__

refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1983—April-Oct

'

Orleans

New

Trl-Continental

1

1

*135'%

refunding mortgage 8s 2037
June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
and refunding mortgage 27%s 1979_June-Dec

Quaker Oats 29/ss debentures

of

Union Oil of California 2Vis

and

debentures

97

100'A

—

92%

—

II

1

1

and

and

96

*100

100

1st

123

94

1
14

u

100

33/bS

37/8s

refund M

and

RR

First

May-Noo

First

Term

103%

—

~

*92%

__

Mar-Sept

«.

941/4

941/4

Pacific-Missouri Pacific—

TPexas

102%

105%

110

*106

Feb-Aup
Jan-July
May-Nov

1977

115

121

100'/4 100%

1970—April-Oct

1960
Jan-July
5s Jan 1960
April-Oct
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and lmpt 3 Vis I960—June-Deo

First and refunding mortgage 3Vis 1968—Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July

First

General

AAdjustment

First

First

101'/a

Electric dc Gas Co—

debentures

3Vis series B

M

JAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s

mortgage 274a 1984
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
Service

*112

Texas «fc Pacific first gold

93'%

Mar-Sept

First

Public

1965

refund M 3%s series C 1990—April-Oct
5s 2000
June-Dec

First and

110%

99%

—

and refund

First

11074
4

87%
102

*100% 101%

—

Mar-Sept

1st mtge 3 Vis

108

5

*102

1970—

2%s

100

Louis—

lmpt M 4s series C 2019

107%

1

*100

Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First general 5s series B 1962
Feb-Aug
First general 5s series 0 1974
June-Dec
First general 4 Vis series D 1977
June-Dec
Plantation

St

of

Assn

Refund

and

96 ya

98

May-Noc

Refund and

98%

90%

90%

May-Nov

Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
1st mtge 3%s series A 1984

RR

1973

104

3

108 y4 108'A

1965—Jan-July

3 Vis

94'/a

109

5

109% 110

108'A

April-Oct

1964

95

Texas & New Orleans RR—

General mortgage
General

*__

Cq^Vis debentures 1972

27/8s debentures

Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General

93

Jan-July

&

108

—

95

94

103%

—

High

Low

No.

High

Swift

103%

102

Jan. 1

'

bold

"93

108 V*

—

*108

Range since

Bonds

Friday's

Jan-July

103'A

101

__

*102%

1963—Feb-Aup
J 1964_May-Nov

or

Bid Ac Asked

Low

121%

108

--

Last

Sale Price

Period

Sunray Oil Corp. 27%s debentures 1966

1007/8

96%

—•

3,164

100%

*__

—

Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser

112%

112

guaranteed 4s ser G 1957—May-Nov
ser H 1960
Feb-Aug

Consolidated

97'A

109

'

*

Interest

Exchange

High

Low

No.

High

Week's Range

Friday

New York Stock

'■

Plllsbury Mills Inc 3Vas s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Plttsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2 Yes 1996__June-Deo
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated

Sold

Bid & Asked

BONDS

Range since
Jan. 1

Bonds

Friday's

or

Low

Phillips Petroleum

SEPTEMBER 9

Week's Range

Friday

BONDS

WEEK ENDED

FOR

t,

«

r Cash sale

receivership, or reorganised under Section 77 01
transacted' during current week.

—"V

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In

the following extensive list we

AND

during the current

RANGE

Friday
American Stock Exchange

Sale Price

Aluminum

Acme

Wire

Adams
Aero

Hat

Co

Alloys

1

common

10

Stores

Inc

Surpass

i

Shoe Stores

•

Ainsworth

Manufacturing common
Air Associates Inc (N J)
!

5
l

Shares

*

—

6%
30

9»/a

10

3%

4

i

9'A

Range since Jan.

11

350

3,100

4

10%

3,300

2,000

4% Jan

9'A

9

%

3,400

9%

1,400

American Stock

1

High

Last

7%

Jun

Air

Jan

Airfleets

5% Mar

10

Sep

Ajax

3% Aug
Jun

8% July

--1

Inc

Petroleums

Corp

Jan

Alabama

July

Alabama

Great

Alabama

Power 4.20%

8

Alaska

Gas

5°c

Ltd

14% July
12% Jan

6%

3

Way Industries Inc

Southern

preferred

Airlines Inc—
1

For

footnotes

see




page

33.

-2
-50
100
1

15%

15%

34'/»

Shares

Range

since Jan. 1

6%

6

17

Jun

15%

200

13 y8 Mar

23

500

13%

Jan

\l

18,900

%

Jan

1

Apr

34%

2,200

27 Vb

Jan

37

July

140

103

High

Low

High

%

%
34%

for Week

Range

22%

23

Sales

Week's

oi Prices

Low

Par

38

10

Sale Price

Exchange

\

Mar

28

7'A Mar
.

SEPTEMBER

Friday

Low

L-

;ji

year.

ENDED

STOCKS

High

29 »A

9'A

WEEK

Sales

of Prices

6y8

30

1

Supply Manufacturing

Agnew

6>/2

FOR

tor Week

Low

Par
Acme

Week's

Range

Last

week beginning Monday,
to include every secumy

a

Sept. 5, 1955, and ending Friday, Sept. 9.
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred

STOCKS

RECORD

YEARLY

complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the
It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended

furnish

103

6%

Jan

75

100

Mar

6,700

5

May

35%

Feb

160'A July
105%

Jan

6% July

30

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1038)

.

Monday, September

..

12

1955

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's

Friday
Last

STOCKS

Range

Par

WEEK

Friday

Low

Range

since Jan.

Low

High

48%

1

Artists Pictures Corp——_—~1
5*4%
convertible preferred
10
Control Co

Allied

Internat'l

Allied

Products

Aluminum Co

Bantam

9% Mar

1474

15

500

13*4 July
Jan

37%

700

83*4

Jan

•

Co

12%

9%

pfd

100

97

X23%

X23%

;•

23%

2,100

Feb

19

5%

Sep

40% FeD

S'ft

Book

Co

Hard

Rubber

American
American

Maracaibo

American

Meter Co

American

Natural

American

Seal-Kap

Co

Jun

Feb

38

1%

pfd

Jan

Central

62

Jun

17%

Apr

29

July

Jan

42%

Jun

27%

600

23%

Jan

29%

Apr

8%

8,400

8*4

Aug

10 %

500

32*4

Jan

40

Jan

37

Jan

July

37*4

21*4 July
4% Feb

16%

16%

300

14%

Feb

4 *4

4%

4%

300

4%

Jan

Jan

13

1374

Aug

14%

Aug

20%

20%

500

16%

Jan

21

FeD

7%

13

7%

4,400

6%

Jun

~7%
3

T
J

13%

7
1(5

400

13

3 *4 May

6,800

13*4

3,4

iff

1,600

10%

Jan

9% Mar

4ft Apr
Mar

15

American
Associated

Associate

CI

A

July

1

'53

5

Jun
Feb

$41

111

Aug

25%

26%

1.700

22%

Jan

32

Apr

33

7,300

29%

Jan

38%

Apr

16% xl6%

16*2

4,500

14% May

3.50%

107% July

Power

Convertible
Cessna

Chamberlin
Charis

City

Auto

Jan

Controller

109% May

Clary

5% Mar

7%

Jan

Claussner

24% Mar

34%

Jun

18%

34% Aug

Clayton &
Cl'nchfield

8%

2%

Jan

13

July

Coastal

8,600

5%

Aug

8

May

4,200

1%

Jan

4 *4

Feb

104%
1%

1

Co

104% 104%
1%
16

18%

Zi

•—

46

18%

140
300
100

Feb

1 %

May

105

Aug

2%

Jan
Jun

Aug

55

50,200

15 >4

Jan

24% Mar

10%

Apr

13%

Jan

5

Feb

3%

Jan

4%

Feb

18%

Sep

11%

12%

18,500

~4%

"4%

500

16%

12%

18%

2,600

9*8

12.U00

1

Non-voting non-cum preferred
Automatic Voting Machine

_•

17%

Axe Science & Electronic—..

lc

9%

1

common

99%
41

2%

Corp warrants

Automatic Steel Products Inc..

1%

46

9

3

14% Mar

8% July
21

Feb

Jan

11% Mar
32% July

Rubber

Securities

Banco de los

9%

1

common

16%

600

4%

4%

8,000

~2/,r

50c

Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd

*

Barium Steel Corp

1

Refractories

Basin

Oil

Inc

(A Si

common

Instrument

Starr &

Blauner's

common

Commodore Hotel Inc

Vtc

ext

to

101

ext

to

Engineering

Consolidated

Gas

common

Forman Distillers

Bruce

1%

convertible

convertible

9 %

Apr

Crystal Oil Refining

9%

1,000

7% May
8*4 Aug

14%

35%

400

101

100

5

3,400

99%
3

8%

Aug
Jan

103

Apr

Jan

$6

preferred

common

May

Curtis

Sep

Curtis

400

3*4

Jan

5'ft

2%

Jan

3%

11,500

7%

Jun

8*8

1,700

5%

Jan

9 %

July

Feb

27%

Aug

25

32

31%

32%

2,300

9% Mar

Jan

34

Apr

26

34% July

Aug

Davidson

Day

Dayton

Rubber

Dejay

Stores

7%

8'ft July
4%

Jun

Detroit

38% July

Detroit

Jan

Demlein

16^4

17*8

27,200

17*8

17%

8,200

„

19

19%

300

<•
iff

Aug
Feb

9% May

14%

Jan

16

Mar

7

July

19

July

19% July
20% July

8

500

14%

15

4,000

13%

21%

1,600

19% May
4% July

26% Mar

*

Gasket

Cement Co Ltd

6*4%

Jun

8

Feb

16%
5

Feb
Jun

Canners

Canadian

Dreage

Distillers

Ltd
<&

footnotes

Co

American

Dome

Exploration

28

100

Domestic

Jan

Bridge

Apr

31% July
25% Jan

Dominion

22*4

Dominion

Steel

7%

200

Jan

8% Mar

Dominion

Tar

Dominion

Textile

700

11

10%

400

19%

cio

20%

5,300

7%

10% July
10*4 Jan

11

16%

20%

Jan

Jan

10% Jan

Apr

Dorr-Oliver

$2

Corp
Co

&




18%

Jun

Jan

27%

Aug

9%

12%

12%

1.500

19

,

Jan

Jan

12% Jan

10% Aug
4% Aug

12% Aug
8% May

6.400

21% Aug

31%

2,500

12%

Jun

14%

%

Apr

12%

12%

1

:

6 00

5%

1,200

39%

39%

39'ft

12%

12'ft

13

13

13

13%
6

8,000
800

1.500

12

40%
14%

Feb

15%

Apr

1,100

1%

200

1%

6%

400

5%

2'ft

8,300

2

Aug

2

46%
18

150

47

18

6

July

9%

Feb '

Jun

3

Jan

Jan

6% Mar

5%

48% July

100

16%

Apr

19

18%

18%

100

16

Jan

17%

iff

'ft

%

4,700

17%

17%

17%

800

13%

13%

1,000

20%

20%

700

7%

8

8

1,800

6%

6ft
70%

71

73%

1,600

.

12,500

10

2,200

13 *4

13%

2,700

32

32

9%

9%

13%

t "2%

50

2C

3*4

1,400

20%

2%

100

Jan

35% Mar

18'ft

20%

Jun

Jan

1 %

2

Jan

Jan

July

*10% Mar

6%

46%

1

29% Mar

%

A July
12%

Jan

9%

Jan
Jun

If Jan

Jan

17%

Sep

16*4 July

19% Mar

20;'8

Aug

7% July

9'ft July

5%

8

Jan

45% May
6% Jan
13% Sep
"25% Feb

2%

32

Jan

19

Sep

3%

Jan

161

Jun

73*2 Sep
10
Sep
16% Feb

Aug

Jun

24% Mar
175

Mar

11%

11%

11%

6.300

9%

Jan

12%

Apr

31'ft

31

31'ft

110

17%

Feb

33

6%

Sep

8

Aug
Sep

17% Jan

25

Sep

10%

July

2.50

6%

8

600

5

24%

25

600

22%

23%

2,100

11 %

17,200

2ft

700

-

Co

Ltd

Co

Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd

1,600

2%

Aug

5%

Jan

300

8*4

Jun

13%

Jan

8%

9

3
9

Driver

1%
4%

■

1%

1%

32,600

4%

4%

1,100

1

Sep

4%

Jun

% July
xl6%
4

16

17

4

*

14%

1

6%

28%

14

May

4%

14%
6

7,400

28,200

3*4

Aug

14%

3,603

11%

Jan

2%
6%
4

18%

4*4

Apr
Jan

May
Jun

Sep

15% July
6% Jan

Dunlop

6%

4,300
100

5
Apr
27% Mar

32%

27%

300

36%

Aug

44% Mar

Eastern

20
2

ft

6%

Jan

4%%

B)

Co

dep

Corp

5%

2%
4'ft

30%

3*4

6,300

5%

41,900

31

1,200

~I%

1U
biff

3%

14%

14%

14%

5%

5%

Hi

7,700

143

13%

Jan

2% Sep
3

Jan

28*4 Jan
l'ft

Jun

20%

4% Mar
5%

prior

2

Aug

Apr

Eastern

Malleable

5% May

Feb

Eastern

States

24%

50

A

200

3 A Mar

A Jun

4%

Jun

200

12%

Jan

16%

Jun

3,700

4%

Jun

6%

Aug

9%

Sep
Au%

Jan

Ltd——•

12%

12%

12%

1,600

10%

Apr

1,300

12%

Apr

15%

33

Sep

35*4 July
7 % May

1

—

•

13

13%

33

33

33

5%

7

Jan

6% Mar

__

13%

5%

5%

%

x42 %

43%

23%

1

23%

25

1,700
__

43

(_8
52

10c

ord

reg

,14%

8

24

8%

600

2,000

5,000

4%

Jan

25%

25 %

20% Aug
13% Jun

8% Aug
Jaa

Jan

30% July

36

Jan

45

19%

Jan

26% July

Aug

10

Jan

July

8

45%

46

200

39% Mar

46

52

52

200

50%

58%

14%

15*8

10.800

L.

10s

5

Jan

Jun

Feb

13% Jan

17*8 Mar

*

4%

Jun

9%

•
1

3|f Mar

j

8%

9%

5.900

3%

Jan

9% July

8'ft

1
common

8%

8%

200

7%

Jan

9%

Feb

8*8

12%

12

12%

300

Jan

12 "2

Aug

27%

27 %

400

26% Aug

3C%

Jan

x7% Mar

_i7%

1

/12 %

common...10

preferred

2

6

Sep

33% Feo

Ltd—

Gas & Fuel Assn

10,300

!>

Jun

Laboratories—

common

13,500

7%

7%

11,300

12%

12%

23,400

9%

79

80

200

63%

32

32

35

470

28

24%

24 %

24%

600

17%

165%

100

100

Jan
Jan

9% May

12% July
82

Sep

-

$7
Jan

"2%

140
700

Apr

Co

2

16

May

•

rets

6%

24%

155

19

Jun

19

common

2

•

Jan

151% 151'ft
18%

10

6%

ft

151'ft

1

1

Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America

28%

Feb

100

10

Duval

A

30

15%

Co

Hosiery class B

28%

26% Aug

Jan

'

(Thel

27%

*

Jan

22*4

*

Durham

Test

11

20%

400

*

Duraloy
Duro

Jan

200

26%

900

Inc

Co

Rubber

American

5%

25 %'

26

5,100

2,300

Co..

(Allen
A

Jan

25%

10%

9%

common

Harris

Power

Class

1%

Sep

30

26%

9%

.

19%

Drilling & Exporation Co

2%

-

40

2% Aug
34% Aug

£ %

■

Cement

Jan

•<

l,9ff Apr

25%

32.50

Corp

%

34%

jan

11*4

19%

preferred

Dragon

Feb

33

18%

Jan

10%

7.50

Draper

%

2%

24

Jan

6%

9%

common

Jun

4,200

8

Jan

14%
11

19%

stock

Inc

6*4 Aug

%

23

•

Chemical

&

7%

■»

Feb

22%

•

common

ord

Jan

juui

12%

4 jO

O

Ltd

Coal

5% Aug

50c

33.

1,000

2.50

4*4

"5

page

6.300

16

6s 8d

Ltd

Finance

18%

900

10%

ZZZZZZ*

dock

see

16%
15%

l

dep rets ord reg

Dlversey (The) Corp.—

1,600

common

Jaa

25%

25c

6,700

1

Jun

9%

~

Ltd—

5%

I2

24*a

.

16'ft

1

Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd

7%

.

Jan

6% July
12% May

15%

10

,•

%

I:
For

Products

23%

10'ft

——

20

iOc

preference

.14

1.100

26

1

Gray Iron Foundry.
Hardware
Mfg Co
Steel

28

•

7%

!

7%

common

2,200

7

♦
5

Manufacturing

5%

Canada Southern Petroleums
Ltd vtc.
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
Canadian

&

%

CoIIIIIIII

Feb

21%

50c
,

common

Detroit

DuMont

Calvan Consol Oil & Gas
Camden Fire Insurance.
Canada Bread Co Ltd

July

49%

16%

35

A

Corporation

23%

23%

class

Detroit

17%
17%

7%

Co

Mfg class A
debenture

8%
3
J

26

*

11

Jan

15%

1

common.

Dennison

100

10c

Aug

Apr

10c

7%

Calamba Sugar Estate.
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calif Eastern Aviation
Inc
California Electric Power

3

7%
36%

6%

1

...

5%

common

1% July

600

2.50

Inc

Mines Inc

Jan

200

7%

Brothers

1

C & C Super
Corp (new)
Cable Electric
Products

4% Aug

,

600

6%

—

Crystal Dairies Inc
Davenport Hosiery Mills

Jan

3%

.7.50

44,700

,

8 %

21'/8

5

...

IIi%c

class A

2%

10

common

Daitch

6%

—

3% Mar

40%

8%

•

Lighting Inc common
Manufacturing Co (Mo).

6*4

34%

25c

Jan

Aug

400

Feb

7%.

12%
33%

Feb

400

9% Mar

27'ft Mar

*

39

5

,

Sugar

Duke

Canada

;

Atlantic

Tobacco

5%

13% Mar

200

1,600

4%

2%

2%

8'ft
21'ft

25c

common

3s 6d

common..

11

37

•

4%

partic—*

common..

Cuban

8%

3%

10

10%
36

1

Cuban

2%

34%

2 50

Co

&

Apr

4%

preferred.™IllIHI.g
_

Milner

Mar

45

8*8

_«

American dep rets ord shares
Burroughs (j P> & Son Inc

6%

Jan

100

4%

50c

Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Burma Mines Ltd—

Burry Biscuit Corp
Byrd Oil Corporation

400

7%

21%

preferred

60c

7%

34%

Mar

10% Aug
10%

£1

reg)

(Md)„

3%

IIIIIIIIIII*
common

Mar

9 % Mar

5

"A"

14%

•

_

Buckeye Pipe Line

8

Jun

13%.

common.

Internat'l

21%

I

Sep

6'ft

1.50

Petroleum

1
_

4%

4,500

•

.

(ord

Drug Co

2 50

Mills Ltd class B

receipts

Cork

26

lo

(E L) Co common

Bruck

Apr

3,500

7*8

Ltd—

Cent

7%

■

21

5%

6%

•

Crown

34%

IIIIl

1,800

4%

7

'

-

cumulative preferred
Brown Rubber Co common

17

18'ft

4%

l

Crown

•

4%

18

18 %

•

Crown

2%

l

25"/a Aug
37'ft Juiy
17% Aug

•

Jun

£1

1

Jan

10% Mar

•

13*4

8%

.£1

Jan

29%

5c

10% Jan

10s

common

20'ft

600

700

1

•

Aug

10s

dep rets ord reg

2,800

15%

25%

...

Petroleum

Mar

35

24%

13

Mines

dep

Aug

'l%

Jan

1
1

10c

9% May
5*4

il

34%

24%

Inc

12%

1,300

53

13'ft

Co.i

11% July

13%
10

Jan

15

1.25

Inc

Varnish

Corroon & Reynolds common
$1 preferred class A
Cott, Beverage Corp

Crowley

94% Mar

25%

non-voting

Apr

16% Mar

Jan

10

Inc.—

A

45%

4%

4%

Z*

American dep rets ord
reg
British Columbia Power
common

Lines

B

American

fs Jan

12*4 Mar
75%

•

Royalty Oil

Class

1,200

2

Apr

600

1

Class

Creole

1 %

Feo

700

50c

Corp

Distillery Ltd—
voting

30% July

Aug

35

6%

Jan

Jan

6%

24%

Corp—1
Corp
1

8%

6%

14

h

6%

Courtaulds

Aug

24

6%

5,300

•

Co

British Petroleum Co Ltd—

200

5%

5'ft Mar

81

.

4%

Utilities

Gold

22

600

28

Engineering—1

Cornucopia

Jan

1,300

Aviation &

(H)

Sep

Jan

16*4

300

4%

Liquidating
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd

Paint &

Jan

Jan

11%

15V2 Juiy
45
Aug

12,265

50c

200

101

lii
13%

78%

1
■

Consolidated

Corby

8% Mar
93

1

Consolidated

Air

Fen

Aug

8% Mar

10

1965

8%

5

in
14

79%

1

1956.

Vtc

12*8 July

38

•

Connelly Containers Inc.ft

35%

9%

3,50)

12

10

7%

7%

n%

10%

30s

ft I;-*

1,500

9%

Jun

5

Colts Manufacturing Co.——

12%

12%

81%

6.100

J

53% July
15% July

11%

Sep

—•

7*8

12%
10

75%

1

Feb

3 % May

Feb

!"•

Co

Co

11%

Apr

IIIII™II1

Company

Jan

Aug

52%

80

lii

.

Coro

5%

X'51%

Jaa

76%

7%

.5
5

Aug

26%

52%

28%

1

23%

16%

5

Budget Finance Plan

May

2*4

Jan

Jun

*

American Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord
reg
British Celanese Ltd—

BSF

12% Mar

{g

Jan

British

Brown

Apr

2

Aug

1

Co

Company

Apr

6%

4%

1

Manufacturing Co

American

16%

14%

Foote Gear Works Inc
III20c
Brazilian Traction
Light & Pwr ord...*
Breeze
Corp
common
*

Brown

Feb

19%

3

American Oil

Aug

400

50c

Brad

British

1%
7%

5% Mar

7,100

(S) & Co common—III—•
(H C) Co common
•
5*4% prior cumulative preferred—100

Gas

400

Feb

16%

25

Corp

Jan

issued).__4

•' *
Sand & Stone Co.

Uranium

10%

22'ft
26%

25%

6%

-

Continental

Jan

16%
24%

4uu

27

93

Oils vtc———_ 10c

Commercial

20%

24%

Products

Car-Na-Var

22'ft

Bohack

Brillo

50,900

1,200

5*8

7 A Mar

0%

...

Continental

16%

Blumenthal

Bridgeport

3%

9

1

common

Scrymser
Bourjois Inc

~3

Jan

20'ft

-

Continental

5%

5%

4%

..1
1

Jun

1

Gorham class A

Borne

"2%

7,500

x76

•

12%

1

Benrus Watch Co Inc
Bickford's Inc common
Black

19 'ft

5'ft

27

n'ft

Manufacturing...4
Corp common..
20

Airlines

j

76%

5

29% July
4% Jun

1

Corp

Beckman Instruments Inc
Bellanca Aircraft common
Bell Telephone of Canada
Belock

21,800

18%

3

50c

Shoe

6,600

5%

20c

Inc

Beau-Brummell Ties
Beck

12%

5%

18%

1

Company

"i%

5%

"2 A

11%

„

6% Mar

4

(when

Jan

8% July

„

Sep

Jan

6 %

Community Public Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—

Cook
_

_

Jan

4

8% Mar

1

Jan

Andes—

American shares
Oil Ltd

Bearings

7

15%

Apr

12%

7,900

Continental
9,600

16%

'

— —

lc

Banff

Basic

10*8

4%

1

Corp

9%

5%
18*4

4%

A

27

Lambert

Consolidated

—

Feb

Jan

5ft

5

5

Hosiery Co

Continental

& Gas—

3%

15% Mar

%

5% Mar

4

4 jl)

5%

Co

Caribbean

Colonial

Apr

Jan

4%

10

Farm Equipment Co
Development ordinary

Colon

Jun

1,100

5%

Co

Coal

Sep

%

6

10

Mining

L

Jun

16,300

2.50

Cockshutt

3%

div

paid on
Dec 22 '53)—•

D

Aluminum

~6%

£1

4%

18%

Manufacturing Co

8,700

*

Baldwin

115"

17

19*8

Corporation

2,000

Fisheries

Baldwin

10*4 Feb

142%

12%

1

Stamping—

(The)

Club

4%

10

America

stook

Feb

11%

—2

Ltd.

Clark

3,000

~6

Co

capital

7

3%

of

Jan

12

16%

10

common

Consolidated

32'ft

"o

Co

Co

Charter Oil

New

4%
12*8 "

10o

Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine.

32%

Line

Class A

;•

110% Mar'

1

pfd

Corp common..

6%

1

Light 4%

preference

Aircraft

30%

1

&

Jan

Aug

5*4

—100

Ohio Steel Products——

32*8

Jan

series

Central

6%

Coast

Bailey & Selburn Oil

HO
120

5%

Co—

Central

Clark

17%

$1.50

Power

Century Electric Co common—
Century Investors -Inc..

Colonial

Ayshire Collieries Corp

_

2*4
34

8% Aug
v.
Jan
116
Jan

200

1

preferred

30%

Inc—

Corp

Z 200

128

114% J16

•

32 %

Coast

Plywood

127

2,80 0

3% Aug
1*4 Juiy

1

*

A

Atlantic

Atlas

9%

128

1

_

Circle Wire & Cable Corp.—

Jan

107

31%

Atlantic

Atlas

9%

JL%
9%

Apr

28% July
3% Jan

2% July
27% Apr

__1

Illinois Secur Corp——_ii
Maine

Clarostat

America

on

9%

1

Chief

26*4

5

reg

of

"9'ft

—*

Apr

Industries—■

arrear

&

11%
13%

Tel—

&

$43

107% 108

Apr
Sep

31%

!„

Stores

b, 1O0

preference

Conv

Central

2.50

dep rets

(ex

240

100

Corp

Tel

1,600

Jun

8%

13,400

9%

1

Laundries

Associated

11%

8%

5

warrants

Food

11*4

9

3%

11'4

~8%

Light—

Electric

9,600

2iiS

3*4

10

1%

16 >4

100

Inc

Armstrong Rubber Co class
Associate

l*/2

2 It

2s 6d

common—

Jun

1

preferred
Co

5,u00

1%

2j|

•

& Co..

1,000

33% May

l

Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co

&

pfd

$5

Cenco Corporation
Central Explorers Ltd—

24*4

3*4

2.40

Equipment

3 ft

1%

1

Corp of America

Jan

600

36%

20c

Fuel Oil

(A M)

Catalin

1*4

600

3*4

5

shares

Armour

Light

H July

27%

36*4

2

Appalachian Elec Power 4*4%

Aro

3'ft

1

Co common..—

Castle

26 74

27

5

Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co

4.72%

&

Casco Products

Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—

Arkansas Power &

6c

Feb

9ft

17% Mar

vtc

I

High
3*4

5'ft Mtof

9,i00

dep rets B ord—

(J W)

14*4 July

50

25c

Products

Carter

10*4 July

Jan

5

common

Mar

6%

2
—

24

American

9% Mar

25

common

100% May

31%

•

pfd

Jan

26

27*4

1
__

6%

21%

31%

25

Amurex Oil Development class A
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd

Argus Cameras

22,200

•

650

1%

20

—

American Thread 5%' preferred
American Tractor Corp—

Arkansas

7%
27%

common

2,300

Manufacturing Co com—25

"A"

fa'ft

Minerals

Ltd

Jan.

Hi July

26 %

1

Co

Power

7,300

7%

Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Carolina

since

Low

2%

27'ft

Carnation

200

100
Co

Machine

Mar

95
,

30

1

Laundry

Writing Paper

partic

Capital City Products common
:—5
Capital Transit Co————19.50

9%

•

common__l

common

Gas Co

Ltd

Producers

12%

12

15

American

Anchor Post

2,300

97

•

American

American

13% Aug

13'4

4

36%

.25c
—25c
conv

Car

Beverage

American

6*4 Aug

11,100

3*4

•

Inc

Air Filter 5%

American

Mar

6'4

14 74

10(1
—100

preferred-

Ambrook Industries
§ American

13 % May

Range

High

2ft

Carreras Ltd—

Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
Aluminum Industries common.
American

Jan

*4

x37>4

5

common

Oil

Jan

9*4

2'ft

pfd—10

Natural Gas Ltd vtc

Canso

Jan

4

200

9%

of America—

cumulative

S3.75

1

Inc

Williston

Canso

4

1,000

Investing cap stock—1
(Mich)

Canadian

10,900

5'4

12%

13

7% July
6% May

7 '4

13

5%

>4

Petroiina

Jan

Shares

Low

10c

Marconi

Canadian

Jan

5*4

5

6

Canadian

36%

500

for Week

1

Sep
Fen

51

1,900

8'ft

13

Allied
Allied

51

6%

5

1

Fisher common——.—

&

774

6 "4

Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc....
Alles

48%

814

10c

Engineering Co

American

Oils Ltd

Homestead

Sales

Range

Par
Canadian

dep rets Amer shares

Amer

Week's

Sale Price

American Stock Exchange

1
High

of Prices

Last

STOCKS

Shares

Algemene Kunstzijde N V—
All

SEPTEMBER 9

ENDED

for Week

of Prices

Sale Price

American Stock Exchange

FOR

Sales

27% July

$6

Iron

25

Corp

preferred series A
preferred series B

1
t_,

.ft

*
♦

—

37%

Jun

Apr

26%

Jun

172

—

164

Mar

May

195

160

May

181%

Mar
Feb

Number 5463

Volume 182

.

.

31

(1039)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE

Week's

Last

Range
of Prices

Shares

Par

Eastern Sugar

Bond & Share

Jan

21%

Jan

12%

Electrographic Corp common...
Electronics Corp of America

pfd

Millwork Corp
Emsco Manufacturing Co.:
Empire

2,100

28%

10,200

12%

13

18%

18%

16%
9

16%

17%

8,500

8%

9%

2,700

7%

20c

Emery Air Freight Corp__
Empire District Electric 57c

%

27%

12%

1
1
1

—

7%

200

5

22

10c
1
Erie Forge & Steel Corp
corn—
10c
5'7o
cum
1st
preferred.—
.—10
Esquire Inc——
.1
Eureka Corporation Ltd
$1 or 25c

4

Equity Corp common
$2 convertible preferred-

—_

:

Warrants extended to Jan

1

4%

100-

2\v 2Vv
A 8 ddi'8
I
Vv
4
4%
—

11

16%

Jan

11% May
7%

Aug

^Pr

1Y
%

Aug

8

83,500

Aug

4%

—

j7ff

^an

i2A
4

w i

1

1,400 I
1,100

1!B

1%

Aug

Ton

5%

y

Jan

7%

ann

—

5%

__

1956

Eureka Pipe Line common

2,300

102%

100
1

_

Jan

& July
26% Mar
10% Aug

A

28%

—1
_5

common—

Corporation

18V2

Jan
May

2%

14%
8v3
7-3
1

14%

as
4% Aug
9 % Aug
5% Mar

18% Mar

o

Fairchild

Camera

Oils

Fargo

Fisbman

Flying

*

(Phila)—

Ltd

Line

class

1

Inc————

21%

—1

A

,

4
4,100

7%

913/

907'

Hi/8
fa/4

jan

'5?n
J M
fJ n

^34
5,8

/8

3^

23'»OO°

nv
7

io ^?ay
Si/ ^ug
5yB Jan

700

1

90400
29,400

Tun

in

Jeannette Glass Co common
Jerry O'Mahoney Inc
Jupiter Oils Ltd
r

1!

t

Class

A

non-voting

Class

B

*'

voting

Ford

.

145%

♦

—

155

146%
155

140

nv

?n

7% Jan

143

1,000

102%

Jan

146%

Sep

50

104 %

Jan

155

Brewing Co
Brewing

(Peter)

Fuller

(Geo

A)

67/a
3%
4%
15%

£1
1
1.25
5

dep rets ord reg

Co

07/

7.

0

99 roo

4%

Si'
45^

8

J

a a it"

Power

Co

preferred

93/8 AnPr

'rSS

,^MPr
14/4 Mar

I 2 iUf
tv TnlS
Jun

17/8

t.

31%

9%

32%

__

common—

—_:

__

—

'■9%

8%

27%

Jan

34% July

109%

300

Apr

115
Aug'
9% Sep

8,900

3% Mar

100

5% May

17% July

7

7

2%

2%

Aug
3% Feb
3% Jan
19% May

7-ft- Mar

10% July

2

3,600

July

2%

Sep

8

General Electric Co Ltd—
American

General

rets ord

dep

£1

reg_

General Outdoor Adv 6%

General Plywood Corp common

423/*

5
100

50c

Fireproofing common
pfd

1°7.

Stores

Gilbert

(A C)

Mines—

Gold

Yellowknife

Giant

Globe

Union

Gobel

(AdolfI

Godchaux
Class

Co

*
1

Inc

B

—

—

prior preferred—.
Goldfield Consolidated Mines—
$4.50

Manufacturing

Gorharn

.

Atlantic

Non-voting

common

700

29%

200

16%

16%

9,209

11% Jan

II

11%

890

10% Aug

21

21%

1,500

IV2

1,700

*

170

45

—

Mar

21

Jan

Jan

1% Jan

2% Feb

20

Aug

57

40

Apr

49% Mar
88
Feb
1% Jun
74"% Feb

53

60%

28%

28%

200

26

1%
57%

8%
17%

26

100

21

4%

198 %
139
2%

1
1

3,Y

13%
8%

———9c
Griesedieck Company
2
Giocery Stores Products common—5
Gypsum Line & Abalastine.
*
Leases

8%

8%

17%

17%

3%

200
4,000
42,500

5

31

44

76% July
1% Jan
49
Jan
27% Sep

90

'

1%

1%

11% Mar
16% Mar

July
17% Jun
15% Jan
23% Feb

16,800
1,780

78

78

Hydraulics _—————50c
Freehold

0% Feb
15

44

—

*
—100

stock

1st preferred
& Chemical Co
Great Sweet Grass Oils Ltd
77c

Grucil

10%

28%

conv

Great Lakes Oil
Greer

10

Pacific Tea—

&

110% July
4% Jan
8% Jan

610 May

„

pfd—25
Grand Rapids Varnish.———
1
Gray Manufacturing Co
5
Great Amer Industries Inc__—
_10c
Great

Aug

2% Aug

3,200

common

Graham-Paige Motors 5 7c

107

6,700

6|^

Mar

Jan

29

Feb

73/3

30% May
10% July
20% July
5% Feb

13% Mar
3%

Jan

Mar

275

200

139

139%

Mar

181

70

133% Jan

2%

2%

5,300

2% Aug

3,V

3 |i

35,500

13%

1,300

8%

12%

6,200

8,'j('

400

18

18

—

—

__

„

__

2

May

10% July

8,V Sep
Jun

18

Harvard Brewing Co————

2
1
—~1
—25
—-1

Mfg Co
Bakeries Inc.—
Havana Lithographing Co
Hazel Bishop Inc

2
1
10c
—10c

Hall

Lamp Co

Hammond Organ Company—

Plywood Corp———
Hartford Electric Light——
Harbor

Hastings

Hathaway

Kazeltine

Hecla
Helena

Heller

Co

Ne w

common

*
*

—

common

common

w

—

i-i—-—~ —

5%% preferred—C

preferred

4 7o

Henry Holt & Co common
Hercules Steel Products—

u

2
1
100
100
1

^ann
800

/8

1U0

59%

59

5
—.-25c

A

14

,4

*

———

Mining Co
Rubenstein

Class

-

Corp

Dept Stores common..

Hearn

77'
13
1%

400,

3'i

3'/. Jan

4% Jan

I)

u

I'4

400

8% Jan

15% Feb

100
800

1/8

1,100

6
43%

5%

6%

4,700

43%

43%

11%

11%

12%

19

19

19%

350

1

6 /« .Jan

2^4 Jan

....

"19

Aug

l4j/2 Jan
37%'

37%

100

19

19%

300

28/s Jan
19
Sep

—

99% Feb

--

--

\v Jan
To
5 %

2,900

5%

1%

19

77

14'
14/s Sep
6IV4 July

12,4 Jan
59/4 Apr

4 %

5 Ve

.

Sep
55U Jan

4
Aug
6
May
1 4 Aug
5 % Aug
38 /4 Aug

4/4

5%

4%

S
13 4

Sep

20

Aug

105

May
July

76%

Jan

82

—

—

50
—.

14v4

Jan

17% Feb

changed to

Name

Heicules Galion Products

Hoe

& Co class A

(Ri

10c

Inc..

Highie Mfg Co common
57c
convertib'e preferred.
—

Holly Stores Inc

Co

Herder's

common

Inc

—

& Co__——

&

Hardart Baking Co

*

Horn

&

Hardart common.—

*

57c

Hurd

Inc common
5
Refining capi'al stock.—*

(Harvey)
Oil

Lock & Manufacturing Co

Hydic-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food Products

—5

*
5
2.50

Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer dep rets ord reg

13

Aug

22%

22%

23%

4,600

5
24%

4%

5

24%

23%

600
800

15% Mar

3%
xl7

Feb
Mar

9"% May
10% May

15% July
25% Jun
5% Sep
24% Sep

50

125

144

100

23

800

49%

144
22%

144

22%

Laclede-Christy Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc

5
1

-

Lake Shores Mines Ltd
Lakey Foundry Corp

1
1

107

Lanston Monotype Machine Co
5
La Salle Extension University—5
Lear Inc common
50c
Lefcourt Realty common——
25c
Le Tourneau (R G.) Inc
1
Groceterias




page

33.

„

33%
5%

1
10

Liberty Fabrics of N Y__
5% cumulative preferred
Loblaw

8%

20

107

104

23%
111%

Jun

40%

40%

99
4%

99

2,000

4%

5

9
18%

9

9

300
700

7%

1,000

15%

jan

17%

18%

200

149%

14%

Jun
Apr
Feb

Jan

42% Aug

84% May
Mar

105
July
5% Jun

Jan

9% July

32%
4

19%

Apr

—5
.1
1

Locke Steel Chain
Lodge & Shipley (The)

Co

Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Lunkenheimer (The) Co

81%

—_1
*
—2

Lynch Corp

14%

15%

5,400

10

Aug

—

11%

Wl
4%

Oil Corporation—
Maine Public Service Co

50c
—7

19%

Mangel Stores common
Manischewitz (The B) Co__
Marconi International Marine

1

28%

—*

Magna

7 75

40,300

5% Feb

81D Jun

42%

15,800

36% May

42% Sep

10%

7yV
41%

Jan

12% July

8

Aug

94

Jan

99% Jan

Jan

Feb
126% Jun
25% Aug

__

9514

95%

534

5%

112%

III
—

97

5%
114

240

4,400
1,550
__

4%
99%

Jan

20%

Jan

9
8%

Jun

Feb

2%

Feb

Jan

Si's «Jhn

2%

Jan
Jan

107% Aug

15% Sep
11% Feb

18 Va May

2%

11,900
11,500

3%

3%

14,300

Xl6%

17%

1,000

20%

500

19 % Aug

28 %

Apr

15 V*

1,300

14 Va May

16%

Apr

42%

Jun

i7a

13% July

Feb

5

"3%

2,300

3%

1,500

2% Mar

5% July

3,800

% May

fs Jan

3%
•

May

5

3

%

Sep

19

20%

Jan

30% July

300

19 Va

Apr

25

11%

Jan

13% May
4 % Mar

Jan

12%

12'%

600

3%

3%

6,400

2% Jun

1%

1%

1,800

1%

Jan

1% Mar

6%

6%

200

6%

Sep

8%

Feb

21% May

5%

200

4%

Jan

5% Mar

5%

5%

2,700

5%

Jun

6%

6%

2,300

6% July

13%

13%

300

12%

Jan

15

29%

400

20

Jan

31% Jun

Jun

13% May
11 % May

29%

11 %

Jan

6% Jan

9% Feb
Mar

Jan

13%

10,900

8%

Sep

%

300

3%

Jan

33%

33 %

250

30 Va

Aug

5%

5%

600

4%

Jan

8

6%

6%

600

6%

Jan

7% Mar

fay%

bu%

8%

8%

4

4

15'%

ID

225

16

2%

2

3

4% Mar

Jan

37%

Apr

1,100

46%

Jan

Mar

96 Va

Aug

13

Jan

16%

Apr

2

Jun

68

100

13% Mar

3 Va Mar

Jun

20 Va

17

17

81

81%

1,800

70% May

92%

36 %

36'%

300

28%

Jan

40

11

11%

600

10 Va

Aug

Jun
May

Feb

14 Ve

39

£1

x41%

1

28%
6%
9%
56%

1
-1
1
25c

1
2.50
1
10

6

Apr

18% July

20

May

200

19

Jan

30

July

39

39%

30

37% July

45

Jan

26%
17%

5%
|__
1,!
7%

23%
5%

6%

X-.

MinnesotaPublic &Service 5'/, ptd-—100
Pwr
Light common
Missouri
*

-13/a

1

1%

1

*58%

Molybdenum Corp

Monongahela Power CO—
4.40% cumulative preferred

100

cumul preferred series B—100
100
Monroe Loan Society com class A.ii—*
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd
*
Morris Plan Corp of America
10c

101

Mt

4
-2.50
lQo

Tel—

Mountain States Tel &

1
—5
2.50
-10
—50c

Inc

§Muntz

TV

Murray

Ohio Mfg Co—

common

N
Nachman

11%

10

-

143
l a
*—

9%
—

Milling

—

1
—1
1
1

Co..

National Brewing Co

(Mich):

19V4
3"%

1%
12

*

National Steel Car Ltd
—
National Telefilm Associates—
National Transit common
National Union Electric Corp.;

Nestle Le Mur

Co common..

Oil Ltd
New England Tel & Tel
New Haven Clock & Watch Co
New British Dominion

10c
1

—

-30c
i

—

15

22%

29%
34%
3h
—

3%

1

11%

5

25 /4

1

40c
-100
—1

2%
137
2%

convertible preferred
20
New Idria Min & Chem Co—fc—-50c

13%
3%

!—_25c
1

43%
20%
2-Cs

4%%

New

Jersey

Zinc

New Mexico & Arizona
New Park Mining Co

New

Process

Land

Co common

28 %

4,600

Jan

43 Va

750

25% Mar

31%

8,000

11 Va Mar

18

17%

17%

28

28%

2,400

21 Va

6 %

32,300

5%

9%

8%

33,800

51

57

20,200

10

10

100

5%

5%

12%

1,200

Aug

Sep
Jan

July

28%

Sep

5V8 May

7V8

Jan

Feb

10%

Feb

Jan

May

59% July
13
Feb
6'/a July

Jan

14 Va Mar

7%
27

Feb

8V» Jan
5

11%

12%

200

IB

15

1,800

18 Jan

7%

7%

600

7% July

1%

8%

Feb

17%

12%

13

13

13%

700

3,600

Feb

50

23%

25%

1,300

x8%

x8%

100

24%

23

8,100

1
*

17

Sep

18% Mar

11%

Aug

17%

12%

Jan

14%

Apr

Jan

31

Aug

20 Va May

6% Jan
23

Sep

Jan

25%

Jun

9%

Jun

33

Feb

3,900

3% Mar

6% July

5 Va

Jan

6%

34%

6

5%

Feb

6 Va

6%

4,500

24%

25%

500

105% 105 %

50

13Va

13 */4

400

1%

2%

43,600

17 Va

103

Jan
Jan

12% Aug

lia Aug

36 Va
26

107 Va
15 Va

Aug
Jun

July
Aug

60

Apr

2% May
67%

Jun

99% 101
105%

105

46

Jan

60

99

May

20

105

Jun

108

Mar

100

57%

Jan

105

July

4,600

42%

43

11%

11

4%.

4%

10

150

13,400
100

3% Apr
165% Mar
41

Jun

7% Jan
4Va

Jun

103 Va July

5% July
176 Va

Jan

46 Va July

12

5%

July
Jan

3%

Jan

19%

300

19

Jan

23%

Jan

142% 143%

750

116

Jan

143 Va

Sep

1 Va

1%

4,800

1 Va

Apr

2

Feb

28%

28%

100

25 Va

Apr

9%

9%

2,900

7

Jun

31

May

30% Mar

9%

Sep

38% July
7

Jan

"5

~5 %

14%

5%

National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
National Bellas Hess common

19Y8

3% Mar

1

Inc.——

11% July

Jan

26%

19%

S

Corp

Namm-Loeser's

Feb

43%

169'/a 169%

--

1

cumulative preferred
Vernon-Woodberry Mills

Aug

9%

26%

preferred series C

Clemens Metal Products

5%

x41%

4.80%

4.50%

Jan

26%

12%
13

<££"2?anJSL——"!!'•
Ltd

3,000

11

17

Abrasive
50c
Midwest Piping Co——_—.————5
Mid-West Refineries
—
1
Miller
Wohl Co common
50c

(Can)

3% Apr

400

28%

4

10%

11

5
*
10

preferred

Molybdenite Corp

900

19%

28'%

13%

—

*
1

Mesabi Iron Co
—
Metal Textile Corp common
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common

Mlntae

4%

19%

4

Communication Co Ltd
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Mays (J W) Inc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
McKee (A G) & Co common
McWilliams Dredging common
Mead Johns«n & Co_
Menasco Mfg Co—:
Merrill Petroleums Ltd

Neptune Meter common

15% Sep

6%

Sep

111

1,500

1%

2

mm

National U. S. Radiator Corp w
,

4% Mar
1%

5%

1%

43 % July

90
16
2%

*

National Petroleum Ltd
25c
National Presto Industries Inc
2
National Research Corp—
1
National Rubber Machinery
10
National Starch Products common..—1

Jan

Jan

•

class A

Class B

50% Aug

98

714

see

29%

10

jan

,

•

13%

47%

40%

41%

Machinery

6%

5

Corp cf Delawere

Lamson

5%

National Mfg & Stores common

Mar

2%

Sep

"

20% May

20%

1

8% Feb

1

Jan

138

1,900

|_

15%

£l

footnotes

Mar

400

Imperial Oil (Canada! capital stock..*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada—_—
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—_£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4 7c pfd—10o
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co
50c
Insurance Co of North America
5

For

Jan

9

1 Ve

14%

20c

KrUeger Brewing Co

Mar

5

.

Illinois Zinc Co common.^

Cigar

8

13%

I

International

100
—

^

13%

100

preferred

Humble

—

13%

*
__15

Horn

Hubbell

9%

9%
—.

——

—

(Geo A)

Hormel

3%

3% Aug

—____

Hollinger Consol «Gold Mines
HoJophane

1
.10
2.50
5
1
*

700

4

3%

Jan

5%

12%
3%
1%

33%c

Kroy 0iis Ltd

Muter Company

(Effective Sept li

—

7.50

Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common—..

Hercules Galion Products Inc

Jan

2%

20%

5

Kobacker Stores —
Kropp (The) Forge Co

45% July

80

80

l>;
&

10

Kleinert (IB) Rubber Co

16% July

20

4% May
1% Apr

7%

2,100

3

24%

15% Feb
61% July

l.oou

%

1

38% Feb

—

14% Mar
55 % Mar

Sep

7-78

15

Mid-West

May

8 Va

110

15

Midland Steel Products—
$2 non-cum dividend shares.———*
Midvale Co common———.——_—-*

12% Feb

18 Va Mar

Jan

1

'l

Knott Hotels Corp

H
3>/a

*

Kings County Lighting common

4A Jan
18% Jan

Jan

4%

7*4

20

Micromatic Hone Corp.——
—1
Middle States Petroleum common
_1
Midland OiLQorp $1 conv preferred—*

19

13 Va

19%

xl6%

July
141
July
3% Jan

224

Jun

94%

900

2,000

8%

5
2.50

(Walter) & Co

67c
198

3% Mar

89% Aug

3%

100
5

Kennedy's Inc

Feb

105%

50

109

1%

1% Feb

Feb

3%

45

1
—50
4

Goodman Manufacturing Co

% Sep

Apr
July
Jan
Jan
Jan

105 %

6%

5
—5

class A

Sugar

'

42%
108%
5%
18%
111%

—

21%
1%

—

Inc

13,000

1
—

2%

—

1
B

IB-

11

10

Distilleries class

10

3% Jun
16
Jun
,108Mi Apr

16%

»
_*

Glenmore

100

109

3
6%
10%

Gladding McBean & Co
Glen Alden Corp

8,300

—

Gilchrist Co

common—

4%

—

1
1

Corp„

Mich

10

16%

4

16%

33% Jan
105% Aug

3,000

107

IB

Corporation—,.—
1
Georgia Power $5 preferred—1
——*
$4.60 preferred
♦
Gerity

42%

40%
107

—

110% 110%

4%

convertible preferred
_20
General Public Service $6 preferred-.*
5 7o

§Gcneral

■

—

2% May

,

Lamson & Sessions Co

-

f-»
100
Gellman Mfg Co common
1
General Acceptance Corp warrants—.
Geneial Alloys Co
:
*
Geneiai Builders Supply Corp com—_1
57c convertible preferred—.
25
5%

01/

,

q

2 500

Q
Gatineau

cs

?SS

,

Kansas Gas & Electric 4%% pfd;
Kawneer Co (Del

Sep

Motor Co Ltd—

Amer

Fort Pitt

12% July

103%

1

K
Motors Corp

Kaiser

liSBor&PDc»eSpme"nrco:::::::::::J
Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd
1

®/BT?r

Jan

4,100

2%
15

8'/a

1'%
2ft
"i0

j"Jy
AJf
J* Ay

Feb

5

100

10

4%

1
10c
15c

KtaLorprodUVctrClerred

g,

Jan

7% Aug

11%

J

31'/, Feb

Motor of Canada—

Ford

Fox

IjZ

f*6U
-Ja/'
%v
5

Tnn

23% July

1

Inc__

Co

Stores

Tiger

5%

56%
5%

2.50

Inc

Hi

(M

Fitzsimmons

2%

10

Petroleums Ltd

Sterling

,3/

1/

24" 24=1

24

1

25c

Association

Firth

Instrument

&

Ltd

Federated
Fire

1

Feb

29%

7,300

7%

9%

Israel-Mediterranan Petrol Corp Inc.lc
<

F
& Co class A

(Max)

7%

9%

9,600

26 %

x2%

•"

85
Feb
24% May

36%

.

25%

Investors Royalty
1
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90% pfd—100
Iron Fireman Manufacturing v t c
♦
Ironite Inc
1
Irving Air Chute
1
Israel-American Oil Corp
10c

2^JFih
pnr Zth

High

Low

*

A

1

Range since Jan.

High

% Jan
Apr

32

' 17% Apr
20% July
23
Jan
9% Sep
108
Aug
9% Jan

Kidde
Factor

Shares

25%

July

15

—

—

for Week

International Petroleum capital stock.*
International Products
5
International Resistance Co
10c

% Jan

15,400

10

Industries

Range

20% Apr
25
May
22% Jun

1|| Aug
% Aug

1

Metal

Sales

Week's

of Prices

Low

par

High

Low

Last
Sale Price

STOCKS
American Stock Exchange

1

Range since Jan.

High

30
*

Limited

Mines

ElectroData

SEPTEMBER 9

International

class B

Machine

Washing

Elder

Low

1

$2 preferred

Electric

ENDED

Sales

Associates—

Common shares of beneficial

Easy

WEEK

for Week

Sale Pnce

American Stock Exchange

FOR

Friday

Friday
STOCKS

14%

100

14%

Sep

17%

4%

4%

280

4 Va

Jan

6%

Feb

18%

19%

6,800

18%

Sep

27%

Jan

3%

3%

8,000

2%

Jan

5%

5%

2,000

4%

Jan

15

15

115
11%

.

M8
12

2,100

100

8,500

5

Aug

12 Va Mar
1 Va

May

Feb

4% July
5 Va

Apr

16 Va May

2^

Jan

1,800

10% Mar

12 %

Jan

20% Aug

33%

Jan

19 %

Apr

24%

Jan

Jan

29% July
34% Sep

23

23%

1.000

22 %

33

1,700

1,900

24 Va

29

29%

34%

34%

100

26%

Jan

3%

3%

3,500

3 Va

Aug

4 %'

4%

900

3 Va

Aug

4% July
5% Aug

Va

3%

7,300

2%

Jan

4 5/8

11%

11 %

1.700

10% May

25%

25%

4;i00

21

3

July

2%
136 % 138%
2%
13%

3

13%

Jun

28 Va

Jun

4%

2%

12

Feb

Sep

7%

Jan

21.400

2

Jan

3 Va Mar

1,840

131

Mar

145
4 Va

Feb
Jun

600

2 Va

Apr

150

8%

Apr

17

Jun

5

Mar

3%

3%

6,700

2% Aug

43%

44%

10.800

40 Va Mar

48%

20%

20%

2,000

19% Mar

27 % May

2%

2%

12,900

2%
58

Sep
Jan

4 Va

82

Jan
Jan

July

32

(1040)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

.

.

Monday, September 12, 1955

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE

Friday
STOCKS
,

Last

American Stock Exchange

_

Week's

Range

Sale Price

of

Par
New

Superior Oils—

New

York

Auction

New

York

&

;

1

2%

common—— ♦

Co

15%

Honduras Rosario_

2

Niles-Bement
Noma

Pond

Norden-Ketay
North

B

class

Northeast

RR

Jan

15%

Jan

61

Jun

10

54%
3

}ij

7%

12%

14

4.400

6%

10,200

51%

51%

100

50

300

5%

5

5%

8%

9%

1,900

100

100%

99

260

Jan

104

Sep

Oceanic Oil

Company-

Ogden Corp

common

1

Ohio

Power

Okalta

4 % %

Oils

3

3

3%

7,700

50c

15

13

15%

26,100

57

58

•

common

preferred

Jan

Company common
Town
Corp common

2

25
.1

cumulative preferred
Olympic Radio & Television

6%

7

22 %

shares.lOs

91%

l

26 %

Amer

Apr

800

%

1

71

6%
6%

90

93%

26%

Sep

Jan
Jan

8%

Jan

94% Aug

18%

29% July

200

23%

Jan

1st

pfd—25

Soss

1st

redeemable

preferred

1st

pfd series

4.80% red 1st preferred4.50%

Pacific

red

cum

*

preferred

Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pacific Power &

Israel

Oil

37 V*

Apr

5%

Apr

34%

Feb

32 %

Apr
Jan

4.88%

29

28%

28%

900

27%

Jan

28%

1,000

29% Aug
29 % Feb

4.48%

28%

103%

105

~2 %

•

vtc

12

Parker Pen Co class A

2

Class B

—II—III

Corp.

Patican Co Ltd—
Penn Traffic Co

;

IIHl

Philippine

Long Dist Tel
Packing Co

Phillips

2.50

Mines

Polaris

Powdrell

&

Pressed

Metals

Preston

East

Producers

common.

1%

3,400

1 %

4%

5%

11,600

5%

1.400
400

7%

8%

11,200

%

8 %

8

16%

16%

8%
17

4%

4%
64 %

400

21%

21%

200

2%

3 A

16%

4%

Jan

18

4%

Jun

x71%

Feb

Jan

113 Jan

3,400
2.400

4

1,300
1,000

13% Aug

~1%

1%

1%

800

9%

3,900

5%

Jan

112%

2,200

78%

Jan

5,000

21

9%
107

26%

25%

7'/«

7%

26%
7%

3%

3%

7%

8

x57

1,800

6%

Jan

8% Aug

49%

Jan

52

Jan

11%

700

11%

Sep

19%

6.700

127/a

Feb

7%

54,000

1%

2

3,200
10,000

Manufacturing

14%

16

46%

1.800

10%

1%

1,400

100

101%

300

64 %

30

—

16%
32

Feb

12

Aug

16%

Feb

73

9%

Feb

Jan

500

1,150

100

Mar

44

15%

Jan

Apr

32

32

Railway & Utility Investment A

1
lo

Reading Tube Corp
Preferred
Reda
Reis

*

common

(Robert)

Co

Reiter-Foster Oil
Reliance

Remington

1

Corp

Electric

Rice-Stix

&

Arms

50c

Engineering

Co

to

Jan

Rome

Cablle Corp
Roosevelt Field Inc

3

(The)

Russell

Ryan

Corp

Oil

2,000
4.400

Co

Co

Feb

68

Jan

11% July
8% Apr

2%
95

2%
95

63

350

11

20,100

90Q

2,100

2%

800

95%

60

5%

4%%

22%

23%

13%
40

13%

13%

36%

40

400

1,500
300

3,600

17%

17

17%

3,400

15%

15

16%

10,700

5

5

400

6%

6%

6%

1

4%

47^ Feb

29%

29%

30%

2% July
2% Jun

92%

4,500

Apr
13% Mar

10%

16%

27%

Securities

Co

common.

5

July

6%

Sep

f-% Mar

Jan

Jan

6V8 Mar

6

Aug

8%

4,100

65% Mar

9% Aug

Jan

85%

Sep

8

"

of

(A)

Stop

100

36,900

Sun

(S)

&

common

Finch

9% July
% Aug
8%

24%

2,500

20

Jan

27%

27

28

28% Mar

2,800

23

Jan

29

2%
16

2%

15%
3

2

I3s

16

3,900

3

100

33.

I




13%

12%

13%

50

13%

13

13%

5 34

5%

18,600

5%,

1,900
300

700

Apr
Jun

1%

Jan

7

Jan

16% July

2% Aug

4% May

3)'*

12% Aug

18%

11

17

4%

July
Jan

7%

Feb

Jan
Mar

Jun

17%

Aug

Jan

July

9% May

33A

Jan

.8

Feb

Jan

20%

Apr

700

14

200

10%

16%
13

31

301/4

31

22%
45%

19%

20

4>/a

4

4%

9

1,100

7%

Jan

Jan

4%

Jan

Jan

56%

Jan

4%

18%

Apr

Jan

13%

Jun

Aug

3

4%

Feb

Jan

8% Mar
36
May

9

400

26% Mar

800

21%

75

37%

Jan

45%

Sep

19%

Sep

23%

Jan

3% May

4%

Apr

10,300
100

7

Sep

30%

Mar

14%

Apr

22%

l

173/,,

iq3/4

173/,

600

15%

♦

40%

40%

41%

400

3%

334

37,

1,000

36% May
3% Aug

29%

29%

4,850

24

26

Sep

1,200

21%

19 »/8

Mar

3%

15,700
,=

42

21%
__

6

43

May

Jan

Jun

52

Jan
Mar

5%

Feb

36%

Jan

T
Talon Inc class A
Class

B

common

5

common

5

Power

Thiokol

Co

&

Chemical

common

70c

pfd

*
5

Corp

1

■

Co

17%

17%

14%

18%

1,600

11%

Jan

19%

Jun

16%

16%

1,600

11%

Jan

17%

Jun

27%

16%
—

27%

200

23%

Feb

31% May
16% Mar

14%

__

__

15
__

5,700
J

31%

200

21%

21%

13% May
107

30%

__

21%

2,200

July

112

23%

Jan

Mar
35% May

15

Jan

22% July

Inc

10c

4%

4%

4%

7.900

preferred

convertible

Thor

7
1

$4.56

lo

13%

12%

13%

1,600

12%

Sep

16%

2o

26

25%

26%

3,100

14%

Feb

.27%

24 %

Sep

24%

100

25%

Aug

Mar

41%

Sep

6%

Feb

7%

Jun

Jan

Corporation

common.

25c

4% Mar

1

lpi

11%

11%

1,400

20% May
9% Jan

l

40

37

41%

5,100

26

Roofing. Inc

Realty & Construction

Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord
registered
£1
Amer deposit rets def
registered—_5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common...

__

1

1

5%

Apr

Apr

12% July

Toledo Edison 4%%

preferred

Temper

62%

100

56%

Jan

69

Mar

7%

8%

13,900

4%

Jan

10 %

July

100

105

May

1,500

2%

Jan

3

July

l}g

3,800

1%

Apr

2%

31/^

3%

1,100

3%

Feb

4%

12 %

12%

29,400

10

May

14 %

Jan

30

30

300

25

Jan

30%

Aug
Apr

*

__

__

~~

u
10c
»

Co

4

Asbestos

United
10%

rets ord registered
RR

Profit

&

Canal

Sharing

Specialities

Air

common

Conditioning Corp

100

83A

Jan

50

85%

Jan

6

8

5%

1

6

712

8^

29

Jan

Apr

9%

Feb

Aug

8%

Aug

35%

Jan

44

100

8

300

__

__

7% July
Feb

230

Jan

25

%

5%

Jan

45%

Jun

25

50

49%

50%

4,900

25

37%

37

38%

360

15%

16%

5.300

2%

2%

6,900

181% 224 %

16.200

1

1

Rubber

__

2%
217

Reclaiming Co
United States Vitamin
Corp
United Stores Corp common

2%

2%

100

1

12%

12%

12%

1,300

50c

4%

4%

4%

400

25c

2%

2V8

2%

3,300

1

__

Oil

15
Co

common

37

Jan

39

5

5

39

4%

39%
5

500

5,300

9%

Aug
Jan

6% July
239 % Jun

1% Mar
9

Mar

54% Mar
40%

11%

Jan

16%

Sep

2 %

Aug

3%

Jun

90%

Jan

224%

Sep

1% Mar
11

2%

May
Jan

1%

Jan

Apr

28%

10

46

Mar

65%

10

Sugar

Sep

5% July

8

—

Sep

.10% Mar
104%

7%

1,500

^4

10s

6% July
7% July
54'A

14,600

*

10c

U S Foil class B
S

9%

41

10

United Shoe Machinery common
Preferred
U S

9%

xl02% 104%

—

100

common

preferred

United

100

20

Milk Products common
United Molasses Co Ltd—

United N J

1,500

__

1

Feb
Jan

200

6%

54%

5%

6%

xl02%

3%
4%

5%

6%

54%

__

5

Union Stock Yards of Omaha
100
United Aircraft Products common..50c

dep

19% Mar

Jan

■.

Management Company—

Amer

Jan

3

1%

•

Investment

99

2%

1%

__

12%

Corp

Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas of Canada
Union

175

Jun

2%

,_i

Trunz Inc

Ulen

100% 102

111

l

Lux

Corp
Tri-Continental warrants
True

62%

7%

—

1.25

Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trans Empire Oils Ltd
Trans

1 fg

62%

70c

Corp

100

2o

Toklan Oil

Products

Apr

43

5%

2,300

1

Universal

Jan

Jan

15

Utah-Idaho

Sep

Apr

18

17%

16%

Feb

6%

Apr

36'A

Aug

15% Aug
14% Jan

500

31%

July

15%

300

__25c

Oil Corp

Apr

3%

23 % July
30

1,000

5

Superior Tool & Die Co
Swan

Feb

6%

4%

Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
Superior Portland Cement Inc

Jun

18%

6%

13

1

Sep

5%

800

16%

,

17%
61

100

13

•

Jan

Aug

1,300

18

5,

Jan

5%

Sep

33,4

5

..

Apr

July

5%

•

common

Jan

3/64

6%

6%
30

56%

31/4

Corporation

Ray Drug

5

3i/8

1

Co

5is

23%

Feb

Aug

3%

3i/8

Shop Inc

22

24 %

Apr

Aug

6%

Jan

13%

800

6%

10c

Instrument

21%

200

6

75

56%

6%

1

Precision

&

Stylon

5

1

Jun

1,700

Jun

Aug

5

250

__

Aluminum Products common_5

Aug

34,300

5

1,400

*

Inc

20 % Mar

3%

4%
23%

4,500

16%

__5

common

Brewers Inc

Stroock

25%

33%

16%

__

•

Insurance

%

j

TH12

—

page

Co

Consolidated

8%

,

see

&

25%
32%

__

1

ordinary
Parts Corporation—

Stein

25%

16%

1

Corp_

Canada

Universal American Corp

6%

3

Inc

footnotes

(The)

Co

Universal

6%

i

1,800

16%

Jan

3/64

Ltd-IIIIII"~50c

150

43

Aug

_•

_

500

53,,

28% May

4% May

200

5,%
26%

5%

13%

Jan

6%

i

4%

5%

42%

20
uv

4:1,4
25%

5%

July

Jan

58

2,500

16%

Universal

3

4^

__

4%

300

6%

6%

25

22%

20

Airlines
Corp General

Selby Shoe Co
Sentinel Radio
Corp common
For

Starrett
Steel
Steel

Sep

20

ColliIII~I"~~

Oil Co

Western

Bros

Apr

1,300

73

6%

kj%

Sep

Aug
40
Sep
17% July

5%

5%
72 %

42%

15

3%

21%

Jan

16

900

l

13%

28 %

3%

Aug

22%

6%

1

United

Jan

600

21%

Feb

11

Jan

16%

1

18% July

2,700

3/tf

26

Sep

Corp

24%

7,700

~~~25c

Jun

9%

Co

Products

47% July

Mar

4%

85%

24%

4,900

16 %

__

•

Jan

10

6%

78%

25% Mar

200

11

__

1

B

21 % Mar

6%

84%

100

25

9%

16%

lo

common

Corp
United Elastic Corp

j

Scurry-Rainbow

Seeman

Apr

3%

_

Seaboard

Jan

4

20

series

Inc

Steel

3%

3 % Mar

98

6%

8

Rights

Scullin

Feb

9% May
50 % Feb

i

Light

Standard Tube class B—

U

series

Sayre & Fisher Brick

class

Jan

l

Sapphire Petroleums Ltd.
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)

Schick

May

l

series

Cum pfd 4.40%

Standard

&

20

23

16

1

Co

Corp
preferred

Standard-Thomson

United

16

1

Company

Packaging

14% July

55

1.25

San Diego Gas &
Electric Co—

pfd

2>/e July
45% Jan

Jan

•

common....

Lawrence Corp Ltd common
Carlos Milling Co Ltd
pfd

Feb

107/a

10

San

Cum

1%

Mar

37

s

Cum

24

Jan

1,500

5

Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common

St

Jan

10%

4,200

5

Aeronautical

Jan

%

13% Mar

,12%

—1.50

common

(The F C)

1

Jan

H %

£i

Ltd

Fifth Ave

Aug
9% Mar

12

100

reg

i

w

9% July

39 Va

3

27

25

Jan

Power

Jun

27

11

Jan

Apr

39%

IIIl

pfd F

common.

capital stock

Russeks

1%
1%

2%

47

1%

29

Jun

1%

2%

Jan

B3%

Jan

39%

1

38%

Sep
Jan

44%

100

Tilo

37

1

7%

200

8%

8%

37% Mar

44%

__

3,000

Tliorofare Markets Inc

Jan

%

9%

49% July

2,900

Feb

10

7%

28%

Jan

4%

Jan

30

16%

7%

1965

ord

Rotary Electric Steel
Rowe

1,400

1,200

10 7-B

57% May

Aug

1714

41

Apr

1,500

50c

Jan

27 %

55%

Common

Apr

25

12

IIIIIl

.

49 3A

100

3%

16%

Jan

22%

1%

130

27%

41%

27%!

1

common

Jan

11%

1

53

27%

Jun

55%

Light

23%

20

61

Rolls Royce Ltd—
American dep rets

Royalite

200

22%

*

Rochester Gas & Elec 4%

New

34%

Jan

15%

Texas

i

Inc..

Radiator
Rico Argentine
Mining Co
Rio Grande
Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp) vtc
extended

33 %

24'A

Jun

2,700

50

—

20

Thew Shovel Co common

5

Inc

Richmond

Vtc

%

lOc

i

&

34

6.25

_____

Pump Co

26%

7

23%
•

8

7

32

Tobacco

25

R
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common

1,100

x36

3%

Tishman
•

6% Mar

35

__

common

Jun

Aug

Jan

55%

Sep

Q
Quebec Power Co

8

41

Apr

4%

17 y8

May

26

8%

8%

4% Mar

3% Aug

l

Apr

Sep

1,900

10

Technicolor Inc

64%

4,200

x8%

2

(Kyi

Tampa Electric

106%

4%
51/4

50c

Oil

Jun

10% Mar

3%
5%

__

Inc

preferred

Jun

2%

15%

200

16

12%

Jan

May

Forgings Corp

Standard

19% July
10%

45

25

Corp

Thompson-Starrett

63

16

lo

5/a Jan

37

•

67% July
60% Feb

10%

__

Feb

200

42

101%

5

x4%

250

15 %

L*

Jun

64%

10%

100
com

common:

July

Feb

Jun

31

58

44

cumulative preferred
Sound Pulp & Timber

9%
6%

Jan

500

6%

1%

*

3

Aug

27'A

Jan

Jan

11%

6%

2%

107/8 July
115

6% Aug
3%

18%

__

1

1,100

May

27%
3%

20

5,300

l

Jan

Jan

43

25

Stetson (J B) Common
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp—

Jan

4%

Aug
Feb

42

l

Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling

Jan

9%

21%

5

Jan

7%

1% July

100

64%

B

23% May
3U July

6 % Aug
5% Aug
37/a Sep

9%

1

18% Mar

Jan

6 %

13%

Feb

Aug

61

6%

112%

1

Apr
9% Jan

12

Sep

51^

Convertible

8%
«

Jan

17%

5%

Standard

Jan

6% Jan
6% May
6% Jan

8%

2,800

1

Standard

Apr
Jan

3%

11%

l

Mines Ltd

6%

700

18%

„

Corp—2

Co

Factors

Mar

11%

17%

Standard Industries Inc

Jan

25%

preferred
preferred
Petroleum

Dredging Corp

Standard

May.

37

11%

35%

25

Corp

convertible

Standard

Jan

8%

24%

6%

13%

$1.60

62% July

Jan

6

13%

Standard

47

Sep

32 %

25

Co

Royalty

30'A May

25

Pipe Line
Shoe

1% July

34%

4

25

Stahl-Meyer Inc

Jan

2%

May
Sep

6%

*

America

2

Jun

10,100

3

Southern

Spencer

Jan

15

200

63 %
21 %

Jan

Jan

5

13

cumulative

Southland

110% May
72% July

14% July

1,900

4,200

4%

Colorado—

Co

4%

400

15%

8

2.50

4%%

Pyrene

12.500

1%

common—...*

Gas...-

Puget
Pyle-National

1%

.

Public Service of

Jan

1%

■

Piosperit.v Co class
Providence

10% May
104

1%

15%

2.50

Corp of Nevada..
Mfg Co. Inc

Progress

25

lo

common

of

107% Aug
3% Feb

15%

1

;

Co

Dome

Jan

Jan

15%

—25c

Alexander

Lambert

105%

Jan

2

16,300

shares—10s

Ltd

Corp of Canada
&

Apr

104 %

6 %

l

common

Prentice-Hall Inc

101%

15%

»

Mining Co

Power
Pratt

Scale

20
570

2,600

12%

lOc

Piper Aircraft Corp common
l
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie..;
—50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common—2.50
Pittsburgh Railways Co
•
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
l
Pneumatic

Materials

15%

1

Pierce Governor common
Pinchin Johnson Ltd Amer
Gold

Southern

59

Co___10 pesos

Phillips Screw Co—

vPiorteer

Jun

4'%

Pepperell Manufacturing Co
(Mass)—20

Perfect Circle
Corp
Peruvian Oils & Minerals

106%

1%

2

1

102% Mar

% Aug

I

__

5%

l

preference—

California

108%

2.50

_.

Pennroad Corp common
Pep Boys (The)

Southern

1%

8

4.08%

Apr

230

34

__

Apr
6% Mar

Jan

3% Mar

1

preference

cumulative

Apr

38

5

42%

12,50

preferred

convertible

27%

38% Mar

Aug

11%

\

preferred

29%

29% May

Aug

Edison—

convertible

4.32%

400

Jan

29%

1,200

34 %

Sep

700

13

Aug

31

£1

common

cumulative

Mar

11%

~5%

original

4.56%

27% Mar

67% Mar

lc

Parkersburg-Aetna

2%

Jan

34

__2Q

common

California

Feb

51

Jan

18%

common

Co

26

108 %

108%

2 Bol

vtc

2%

27%

300

1,300

105%

104% 105%

l

pfd—100

(C A)

27

103% 104%

•

common

28%

26%

Pentepec Oil (C A) Amer share—1 Bol
Paramount Motors Corp
1
Park Chemical
Company
1
:

.28%

__

1

Light 5%

Pancoastal Petroleum
Pan

Jan

31 %

100

•

$4.75 dividend preferred—
Pacific Northern Airlines—

Page-Hersey Tubes

35

400

29%

25

Lighting $4.50 preferred-

$4.40 dividend

2,700

32%

29 %

__

.25

-

36%

32%

28%

A—25

1st pfd

35%

__'

Oil

106%

20%

5,000

{•}

__

1

.

Corp

Penn

35%

25

common

Jan

Feb

28

30%
5%

J;j

*

Sep
Sep

117%

31 %

29%

5%

500 fr

12%
76

Jan

104%

400

Publications—

Manufacturing

South

200

30

.

_40c

preferred.

Corp

[South Coast

100

__

30%

Smith

Sonotone

Feb

29%

25

.

preferred—^——_—*_„_25

5%- redeemable
5%

6%

1st preferred

1st

Corp.

Shares

convertible

Southern

Pacific Gas & Electric

Precision

American

Jun

Mar

46 % May

29%

'

Skiatron Electronics & Telviv
Corp__10c
(Howard) Paper Mills—
*

6% July
8% Jun

*

P
5% %

Creek

2,500

/

i

Simpson's Ltd common—
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
registered

84% Mar:

19% Aug
65% Jan

1,950

26

2

2

31

8% May

22

__

2

Simplicity Pattern

Jan

Jun

4%

500

$3

Mar

Apr

6%

3,500

fi'%

61

•

_

Feb

52% Mar

109% 112%
106% 106 %

30

common

Stmmons-Boardman

Sep

112

Jan

6%

100

6%
22%

22

15%

Jan

250

6%
6%

1

Overseas

54%

108%

5,500

6%

Jan

80

76%

76

Inc..____1

Omar Inc

O'ekiep Copper Co Ltd
Securities

2

1%

76 %

40c

5%

Co

Silver

4% Mar

July

200

110% 111'A

90c

Okonite
Old

58

_100

Ltd

3

6%

—

Class B
Silex

Simca

Ohio Brass Co class B

—.

•

Signal Oil & Gas Co class A

Jun

o

,

100

preferred

of Canada
Shoe Corp of America class A
Sicks Breweries Ltd

Jan

13%

950

12%
76

__

112

13%

11%

22,800

11%
73%

25

Feb

Jan

8 % May

200

1,800

12%

1

High
3%

9%

73%

—

since Jan.

Low

1% Aug

12,400

12

9%

*

July

94%

9%

5

Sherwin-Williams

6% Mar
12

Mar

12

__

____*

4%

56% July

50%

1%

common....

Feb

56% Aug

4% July
5% Jan
88

—

19%

Jan

1

Range

High

1%

Denn
Mining
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherwin-Williams common

9% Mar

,

Aug

45

31,300

9%

Jan

Leather

Shares

1%

20c

Shattuck

Sep

3% Mar

11% Aug
51% Sep
54

pfd—100

feeton

Jan

50

_

11% May

Jan

2%

for Week

Low

10c

__

Servomechanisms Inc

54%

35%

1

_

Co

Northern Ind Pub Serv 4 %'/<?

Mar

14,700
14,900

50

50

Sentry Safety Control
Serrick Corp class B.i—

Sep

40

50

25

Airlines

Penn

10%

100

7%

—

—_50

Par

Apr

500

10

American Rayon $3 pfd__
North Canadian Oils LtcL

3 /a

Sales

Range
of Prices

Sale Price

High

A Aug

15%

2

13%

^—10

;

North

North

2

59%

7%

10c

Cement

2,300

Week's

Last

Exchange

!<

1 <3

10%

3

9

American Stock

51 %

54

1

Corp

American

Class

-*

—

Inc.—

Low

1

10%

1

__.

Mines

Lites

z

SEPTEMBER

Friday

Range since Jan,

59%

10

New York Merchandise———10

Nipissing

O

i7fl

ENDED

STOCKS

Shares

High

15%

WEEK

for Week

Prices

Low

FOR

Sales

Jan

25% Mar

3'A

Feb

Jan

3% July
14 % July

5%

Apr

2% Mar
x83

46%

Aug
Jun

42% July
6

Jun

V
Valspar
$4

Corp

common

convertible

Vanadium-Alloys

1

preferred

5

Steel

Van Norman Co warrants
Venezuelan Petroleum

Venezuela
Vinco

Syndicate
Corporation

Silver-Lead

Corp

—

7%

100

6%

Apr

92%

100

87 %

Apr

94%

Jan

Jan

35 %

July

3% May

5 J/4

4%
1

81

20c

Inc

Virginia Iron Coal &'Coke
Vogt Manufacturing
Vulcan

7%
92%

27

__

*

Co

9

1
Co

lo
.•

1

4%

77

8%
4%

4%
81

1,8,00
400

9%

7,500

25

4%

8% July

Jun

Jan

93

Jan

13% July

July

4%

1,800

Feb

25

25%

250

4% Sep
23% May

fi",

25

29%

Jun

__

153/4

ig

4u0

14%

17%

Feb

5%

5%

5%

4,700

Jun

3% May

7% July

-

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Financial Chronicle

Hid

33

The Comrr)e~~'

Number 5463

Volume 182

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE

Sale Price

American Stock Exchange

BONDS

for Week
Shares

Low

Par

Aircraft

»

Co

_

—

Bond

&

Inc

Watch

Co

Webb
•

&

series

$6

4

500

4%

3¥a

110

20

20%

200

21%

20 ¥2

21%

3,700

20 ¥2

Sep

1%

2¥a

3,900

1%

Jan

5¥a

800

4 ¥2

100

17%

2

5¥a

5¥a

26

25

*

preference
Manufacturing

_

"7%

7%

7iV

Apr

37

Feb

8

iV July

Jan

413
186

190

4% July
105 ¥4 May

247

Sep

Amer

&

Stationary

Sinking fund

Westmoreland

Coal

Westmoreland

Inc

Weyenberg

Shoe

Mfg

_

5 ¥2%

convertible

Wickes
Wilrich

preferred-.

C)

♦No

Jan

19%

25

18%

Jan

21% July
20% Feb

36%

50

30

Jan

37% Aug

12%

13%

800

10

Jan

14%

29

Jan

32 ¥2

Lt

24%

500

4

18 %

18%

500

6 V2

6%

400

6 V2

5%l

Jun

Woodley Petroleum
(P W)

6 ¥2

pfd

%

i'G

,"%

11,500

i'5 Mar

12

Apr

3V2

3%

2,300

2% Mar

4 %

Jun

17%

25

17%

17%

191/4

103'/2 103V2

100

10

25%

1,050

18'/a

500

23 'A

25V2

l
2

18 »/4

18%

65

8

Bonds

15%
39

Jan

Mar

75

Jan

9%

3% Mar

2

2*f

8,700

2%

2,1
13

or f

Interest

Lasl

Period

Sale Price

Exchange

nuay »

Bid & Asked

Low

Amer

Steel

&

Pump 4s inc debs 1994

Chicago Transit

Authority 3%s

High

68

Jun-Dec

Appalachian Elec Power jy»a 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970

Jan

Bonds

1st

"w

"w

when issued;

i,"

Eastern

mortgage

Jan

Feb

listed

Gas

Fuel

&

3%s

95%

95%

Jan-July

Ercole

Marrelli

Elec Mtg

9

100%

A6V2S with Nov

1

90%

90%

146 %

1953

Flying Tiger Line 5%s
AGesfuerel 6s debs

Guantanamo

Electric

AHamburg
A

12

73

4s

1

64

98 Ve

98%

5

93 ¥2

100%

$100 ¥2.104

with

A7s

ex

Nov

Nov

1

95%

95%

1947

1

96%

37

146%

Midland

Valley RR

1952___

81%

6%%

Ohio

1st

Power

1st

extended

1953

to

mortgage

3%s

3%s

98.38

168.81

66.43

170.06

97.03

100.16

99.69

96.66-

475.20

160.43

66.36

170.28

97.15

100.19

99.66

96.56

98.39

Sept.

475.06

161.57

66.50

170.65

97.26

100.12

99.49

96.53

98.35

66.30

-Labor Day-

Over-the-Gounter Industrial Stock Averages
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau,

Inc.

for

1055

Range

Closing

Date—

Sept.

High

Tues.

Sept. 6

78.21

Wed.

Sept.

7

139

129%

138%

100%

with
ex

Oct

Oct

Service

193%

II

Thurs.

Sept.

Sept.

78.34

;

93%

Low

SEC Index of Stock Prices
prices of the common
composite and by major industry
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for tne

stocks for the week ended
groups

year

are

prices based on the closing

Sept. 2, 1955, for

follows (1939=100):

as

97

101

93%

41

<98

100

102%

1160
90 ¥2

198

101%

100 ¥2

101%

Composite
Manufacturing
Durable

102

103%

145

195

Aprfl-Ocl

144

322.9"
402.0"

Goods

Utility

—

—

156

374.6
415.3

326.8
155.6
309.1*
313.6

Goods

Transportation

327.2
154.9
305.6
314.4

322.9

1940

1

1947

1

Electric

1960

coupon

1960

coupon

&

Gas

Co

6s

__

/'

96 %

Finance,

Trade,

and Service

Mining

91

♦New

1.4

379.8

304.2
342.0

1.6

424.1

—0.1

339.1

0.5

159.0

143.6

1.1

309.1

265.6

—0.3

323.1

297.5

+

+

283.5

+

High.

Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s,

1981

195

California

Southern

3%s series A

M

27/8s

C

series

E

3s

scries

4?

1965

series B

3s

1973

Spalding

(A G)

99%

199

Gas

(Calif)

Electric

&

3s

3%s

1971

1970

5s 198ft

& Bros

5
40

194%
198

98%

103 ¥4

98

99 ¥4

99%

99

99 ¥2

192

103 ¥4

103%

195

104 ¥2

95

13

103

98
99 ¥a

Shares
Mon.

100%

1

A6V2S

1947

Aug

ex

Dye

United

Electric
with
ex

Wasatch

1

1940 coupon 1953
6s

Service

108

1115

Feb-Aug

Sept. 5
2,362.530

$4,010,000
6,188,000

246.000

5,125,000

142,000

Fri. Sept. 9.—

2,483,170

4,668,000

267.000

Total

9,703,410

$19,991,000

vvea.

—

&epi.

Thurs. Sept.

;—

8

Dec

1940

l

Feb-Aug

1956

coupon

84

26

92

92

197

Jan-July

June-Dec
June-Dec

West Penn Traction 5s

June-Dec

106

106

Feb-Aup

1102

106

1960

Union

1959*2:,

6s

8,0

BONDS

American

Stock

Interest
Period

Exchange

Last

80

20

80 ¥2

Sale Price

Friday's

Bid & Asked

Low

Bonds
bold

106

$182%

Jan-July

—

__

$80

June-Dec

—

— —

556,537,600

19,991,000

$10,025,600

$716,074,500

$646,160,100

Transactions at the American

Stock Exchange

Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks

Low

113

Domestic

of

Range sine*

Bonds

Shares)

Government
(

series

A

1952

A6s

series

B

1951

$93

Feb-Aug
April-Oct

Danzig

Port

AGerman

Cons

secured

7s

Munic

(City)

Ger

AHanover

(Prov)

6¥2S

City

6¥2s

1952

1947

1947

6s

AHanover

<Peru

Maranhao

stamped

AMedellin

7s

1958_
2¥as 2008

stamped

(Plan

stamped




1949
A)

1951

—w

•

$22

30

Feb-Aug

125

125

$105

184 ¥2 184 ¥2

Mar-Sept

$154
70 %

70 %

May-No®

$43

June-Deo

$80

^

113

174%

89%

Mon.

Sept. 5

J

$71,000

$47,000

66.000

70,000

18,000

Fri. Sept. 9_

32.000

100

$207,000

2,794,790

__

70%
—

Week Ended
1955

27

97

137

Stocks—No.

120

of Shares

1,000

$136,000

1

187

Domestic

155 ¥4

Foreign government-—

64

42%

70 %

—

2,794,790

Sept. 9
1954

Foreign corporate

$207,000
136,000
48,000

43
Total

I

$391,000

56,000

'9,000

42,000

$48,000

$391,000

Jan. 1

1955

to

Sept. 9
1954

2,897,625

160,682,114

94,103,829

$244,000

$12,012,000
13,172,000
2,217,000

$8,518,000
7,894,000

68,000
$448,000

$27,401,000

$19,777,000

Bonds

160 ¥2

131

3

137,000

1,000

38,000

—

98

76

659,950

701,805

750,600

—,

Sept. 8

$156,000

$38,000

682,435

Sept. 6

Thurs.

$

:

89%

83

2

Bonds

Holiday-

High

157 ¥2

18 ¥2

115

Jan-July

May-No®
Feb-Aug

1939

7s

6%s

98%

June-Dec

Waterways

&

$92 ¥2

105

Total

Corporate
Bonds

Bonds

Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A6s

Foreign

Foreign

(Number

76

—

.

63,685,000
651,958,500

108 ¥2

Wed. Sept. 7

+95

Jan-July

1.701,000

8,312,600

$21,085,000

,

106 %

t95

April-Oct

794,000

$20,500

$9,000

1,093,000

Industrial

Total

Tues.

Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)—
A 20-year 7s April
1946
A20-year 7s Jan 1947
ABaden (Germany)
7s 1951
ACauca Valley 7s 1948

422,000

88,808,000

—.

—

—

Jan. 1

NO.

High

360,004,892

463,219,648

89

73%
100%

1

1954

1955

1954

$1,000

100%
105%

$21,085,000'
to Sept. 9

$12,000

of Shares

Government
International Bank

Week's Range
or

Jan. 1

7,397,680

9,703,410

Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday

$1,000

$1,093,000

U. S.

Railroad and
92 ¥4
102 %

98

1102% 103 ¥4

Water Power 3V2S 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Newspaper

Stocks—No.

Foreign

125

Dec 1 1947 coupon 1956
Corp deb 6s ser A 1963

Washington

Western

112

66

1115

June-Deo

5,267,000

4,935,000

Week Ended Sept. 9
1955

6.435.000

$1,000

Bonds

84

Co—

1973

$4,448,000

$438,000

2,376,450
2,481,260

Sept. 6_

Tues.

125

1953

coupon

Chemical

&

Sales

•Holiday

_

A6%s with Aug

Bonds

Bonds

Totai
Bond

Bonds

Bank

Foreign

Bonds

101

Hydro-Electric Co—

United

Government

United States

Int'l

Railroad
and Miscel.

104

93%

199% 104

Stocks
Number o/

105 ¥4

98 ¥4

100

198% 100 ¥2

Daily, Weekly and Yearly

103 ¥4

103%

94%

97%
103

Feb-Aup
April-Oct
Jan-July
May-No®

110

97

99%

1102

Feb-Aug

102

98%

103

194%

Feb-Aup

1979—

Gas

99%

Feb-Aup

1978

Counties

Southwestern

95

Feb-Aug

1976

Southern California Gas 3%s 1970
Southern

94

99%

Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aup

1976

3%s series D
3s

3s

1973

1st and ref

series

Edison

102

95

May-No®

Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-July

Exchange

Transactions at the New York Stock

159

88

1155

—

183

102

99%

100

170

135

99%

May-No®

Housing Corp 6 ¥28 1958

ALima

324.7

1.5

+

125
1142

1998__Jan-July

ARuhr

f

269.4

402.0

+

.

1115

1182%

AS

Low

High

+ 1.3

318.9
396.0

379.8*
422.1

—

—

1955—

Percent

Change

Aug. 26, '55

103%

103

195

June-Dec

104 ¥2

94 %

100

96 %

April-Oct

98 ¥2

100%

100% 101%

Jan-July
April-Oct

A

18

1954

68.72 Dec 31
47.32 Jan 4

High

78.35

8

9

for

Range

Sept, 2, '55

1100 % 104

Reading Tube Corp 6s 1971
ARuhr
Gas
Corp. 6 ¥28 A 1953

A7s

68.05 Jan

78.31

__

99% 100%

Jan-July

A6%s

A7s

80.11 July 27

Low

Holiday

5

Hydro-Electric Co—

A6V2S

Terni

40

48

134

125

April-Ocl

1968

1970

Public

98.42

-Labor Day-

Non-Durable

Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964
Piedmont

96.55

157.40

current

Jan-July
Jan-July

1963

1971

3s

mortgage

99.85

158.94

96 y2

46

49%

1158

May-No®

1953

6%s

mortgage

100.10

Bonds

99

_

liq tr ctfs__
April-Oct

England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s due

ities

472.53

136

1170

Mar-No®

New

A 1st

Rails

1115

1963

4%

Rails

476.24

Sept.

The SEC index of stock

1952

Altalian Power Realization Trust

Util¬

trials

Sept.

Sept.

Fri.

130

$164

II

June-Dee

coupon

Grade

97.20

99

95

7

92%

,

Grade

$25

96%

May-No®

1940 coupon

Total

10

Indus-

Stocks

ities

roads

trials

,

Second

65

Util¬

103%

Hamburg Elev & Underground

A7s

10

First

$115

95%

Jon-July

& St Rys 5%s 1938
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—

-Bonds

10

Total

Rail¬

Date

72

Jan-July

1970

representative stocks and bonds

Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:

Indus¬

81

65

May-No®

1935

7s

74%

June-Dec
RR

for cash

Averages
10

92%

65

May-No®

1967

(not Included In year's range), d Ex-Interest.
f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend, h Ex-

"cum," cumula¬
"M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.

15

100

87%

13

Mar-Sept

1953

Western

&

debs

conv

12%

-Stocks-

150

95

8

96%
90%

73

___Jan-July
Mar-Sept

1940 coupon

4 ¥a

20

Co—

A 6 ¥28 ex Nov 1 1947
coupon 1953___
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961

23

104%

May

1956

7

30

68

60%

Xfay-Nov

1965

Elmira Water Lt & RR 5s

12 ¥»

7

flat.

the New York Stock

on

High

1

150

June-Dec

1993

4%

Jan. 1
Low

Nc.

68

$145

Quar-Feb

1993

16

the daily closing averages of

are

Mon.

series B

4s

37 ¥2

7 ¥2

Stock and Bond
Below

of N J Division—

mortgage 4s series A

A 1st

57 ¥4

35

37 ¥2

7

above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated;

used

tive; "conv," convertible;

Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna

48

51

56%

56

$36%

42

Range since

Sold

100% 100%

June-Dec

1978

'

102

41

Week's Range

Friday
Stock

—

receivership.

in

Sept.
BONDS

—

Jan-July

(not included in year's range),

traded

being

§ Reported

Abbreviations

19'/b Mar

3y2 Mar

*

f

99 ¥2

__

n

Sep

7}* Mar

Ltd

m

—-

Feb

25%

5s

receipts

78

__

$42 ¥»

Jan-July
20l2__Jan-July

2s

1919

Jun

107%

Jan

19%

800

66%

19

Jan

Aug

103

£1

deposit
preference

$60

Deferred delivery transaction

a

transaction

Jan

Ltd—

American

American

High

$65

$103 ¥a

Under-the-rule transaction (not included In year's range), r Transaction
(not included in year's range),
x Ex-divldend.
y Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
^Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.

10% Mar

Sep

3V2

common

Wright Hargreaves

Jan. 1

Low

No.

High

$60

20% July

12 Ve Mar

1

4 ¥2 %

6¥2S

Jun

150

4%

4%

__l

Ltd-

common

&

Range since

Sold

& Asked

Jun

29

¥2

~4%

*

Woodall Industries Inc

6%

14

5

Wood Newspaper Machine

Wool worth

250

36 ¥2

1

preferred
Pwr

Bonds

Friday's

June-Dec
value,

par

Odd-lot

principal.

Mar

25

Brothers

Wisconsin

19%

25

Co

&

Petroleums

Wilson
5 '!o

(R

19 ¥2

131/4

l

Corp
Corp

(The)

Williams

46

1

_

Oil

River

Jan

10

.

_

37%

19%

19

20
_

White's Auto Stores Inc__.

Wichita

Bid

1921

A5 V2S

A

200

stmpd

Government

ARussian

e

1 1997
(Plan A)

3s Jan

Janeiro

de

Rio

% Mar

•ft Jan

14,500

43 ¥4

%

*

com

%

43

%

—Is

dep rets ord shares
Tablet

stamped (Plan A)
(Republic of) —

Peru

Mar

158

Jan

6s

Parana

3¥a Mar

Jan

1931
5s 1972
2¥8s 2008

Bank of Chile

AMortgage

Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Western

or

Sale Price

—Jfay-Not
April-Oct
June-Dec
June-Dec
Mar-Sept

Mortgage Bank of Denmark

Feb

Aug

3 ¥2

21,100

244 ¥2 147

245

1st pfd_ _100

FeD

11%

,

Jan

139

2,500

(issue of May 1927) 1947
A 7s Issue of Oct 1927) 1947

Jan

2%

Jan

101

*

Ltd

Maryland Ry 7%

4%

100

pfd

Jan

26%

Jun

1

150

4

4%

26,500

Jan

24

17 V2 May

370

2%

148

148

1.25

_

2 %

2%

10c

Aug

4%

Jan

A7s

Feb

5%

Jan

Jan

20

1

_.

_

Leaseholds

Western

Sep

5

105 ¥2

—1

West Texas Utilities 4.40%

Western

4%

7uo

-30

Knapp Inc_

Wentworth

5 ¥2

4

common

Corp

4%

5%

__

Ward Baking Co warrants

Wasatch

Last

Period

Low

Feb

8%

1

-

__

preferred

cumulative

$2

4%

300

5%

100

_

Wallace & Tiernan Inc_
Waltham

4%

*

ctfs ext

Baking, voting
preferred

Waitt

Week's Range

Interest

Exchange

Mortgage Bank of Bogota—

Wagner
7%

Stock

High

Low

High

American

1

since Jan.

Range

w
Waco

SEPTEMBER 9

ENDED

Friday

Range
of Prices

Last

STOCKS

AVEEK

FOR

Sales

Week's

Friday

136,000

3,365,000

(1042)

The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle

.

Monday, September 12, 1955

..

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE

Boston Stock

Week's

Last

Par
Motors

American

Tel

Anaconda

Boston

Corp

6c

Company

5'U

Maine RR

Cities

&

Inc

175% 179%

3,343

318

24 V4

52% Jan

25

61 %

40

25

56

2

29%

Jan

56

37%

38

390

34

Jan

40

13%

13%

Sep
Sep
Aug

23

10%

Jan

57 %

15% Mar

58%

88

46% May

82

35% May
9% Jan

*-10
——*

B.

Kennecott

~1

>

Coal

Inc

42 %

12%

30%

31

30%

30%

61 %

52% Mar

61%

Copper

Corp

54%

2,009

Narragansett

Racing

New England
N

E

Tel

&

Assn

Co

N Y N H & Hartford
Norbute Corporation
Olin Mathieson chem

Pacific

Mills

Stone

Webster

Torrington

Co

98%

56'A May

28%

Aug

Jan

American

Jan

16

Jan

Big

16%

Jan

18

May

90

130% Mar

62

38 %

46 %

35

S

Rubber

S

Smelting Rfg &c

Co

23%
10%

Jun

24%

460

21%

Jan

30 %

52

26%

Jan

45%

261

36%

24%

25%

1,350

22'A

16%

16%

650

56 %

Corp

12.50

Apr
13% Mar

25% May
16% Sep

51

Feb

45%

Jun

60 % May
54 % Mar

56 %

58

49%

50 %

813

47%

90

39% Mar

56%

*

_—

Jan

25% July
30% Aug
45 % Sep

45%

50%

5

56%

80

49 %

May

12%

Jan

14% Mar

63% Aug

82% Jan

1,507

14%

14%

50

66

66

67%

1,419

50%
CO

Detroit

Gray

Hardware

Jan

23

29%
85%

29%

275

23

Jan

80%

945

67

Jan

22%

23

20%

Jun

32% July
92 % Aug
26% July

—

86%
—

9n
20

Baldwin

Low

10%

Feb

36%

Corporation

Fruehauf

10

Picher

Formica
Gibson

i

Inc

10

6Q

Aug

27

July

35%

Apr

89 %

28%

100
30
560

188

27/a

89%

4 /a

35%

37,a

61 A

87

83

51

51

52

,

29 A Ju y

Gar

Wood

Gemmer

Industries

Motors

Ja^

S
J2

32

^ Aug

^

^

39V. May
91
m

,

gg

Sep
^
Aug

50|A Jan

32

S

Postage

common

—

j,

37 %

—

Unlisted
Allied

5

&

Chemical—

Sep

4,122

33%

Jan

37%

Jun

2%

101

2%

Sep

5%

345

4 % Mar

3% Mar

17

3,280

31

250

29

5% Sep
17
Sep
33% Feb

47% Aug
35% Mar

51

51

45

12% May

164

44%

900

LaSalle
Masco

Wines
Screw

Jan

_

.52 %

Aug

46%

Sep

9%

Feb

Parke

Davis

Parker

Peninsular
Rickel

Metal

Raisin

common—.

34%

Jan

40

Welding

Jan

Aug

5
19

850

16%

Jan

696

13 'A

May
May

15%

Feb

8%

Feb

8%

Sep

5%

5%

500

5

8%

500

4%

Jan

29%

Feb

35%

35%

100

29%

29%

1,300

7%
1 %

7%
1%

150

1%

1

Manufacturing

10%

10%
42%

333
632

34%

235

43

2,100

30%

5%

8%

9

14%

15

830

8%

2%

2%

410

2

14%

14%

1,300

—

,5% Jan
40% Aug

Jan

Jan

11% Aug
Apr
59% Aug
9% July

50%

6% May
Jan

15

July

10%

Jan

3% July
3% Apr

Jan

602

Apr

1%

Feb

59

•

9

Sep

2%

Jan

14 3

4

Jan

Aug

—

10

3%

3%

320

__

10

-

175

2%

1

:

4%

Sep
Jan

9%

Apr
Apr

39%

15

5

Studebaker-Packard

3

59

—

35%

2% July
4% Aug

41%

__

1

1,600

4%

__

-1

——

1 'A

300

3'A

39%

—

39%

—__—*

3%

3%

3%

Aug

32

28% July
7% Feb

950

3%

__

1

Jan'

18%

7%

—.——2%
Products.

Scotten Dillon

Jun

3%

4 %

8%

—

10

Paper

2

Jan

2% Aug

200

29%

2

Rudy

9

300

15

8%

1

W)

2T/a Aug

1,574

4%

14%

—

—2

& Co__

Metal

7%

2'%

18

__

—1

(Fred B)
(H

137% Aug
4% Feb

1

Rustproof

Prophet

7V2 Mar

2% Aug
7
Sep

10

——

Electric

3% Jan
91 % Mar

100

4%

—

1

1,025

1,925

2%

—

1

Jan

7

—

—3

6

3%

3%

—

2%

Corporation

National

1,125

3%

__.l

Products—

Clemens

6%

4%
4%
129% 129%

—

1

1

6%

__

—_2
common

—

jan

Stocks—

Stores

Oil

1(;54

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J < U

36%

6%

5

—.—

Manufacturing

^

*

11

16%
30%

__

1

King Seeley
Kresge Co (S S)
Kysor Heater
Lansing Stamping

River

--

U

Lakes

Murray
37s/e

Jan

5%

31

1

Manufacturing

General

Mount

Jan

iuj

«2
5

Jan

14% Feb

6%

36%

17

4/s

4

•

Randall class B
Rapid

Jun

82 A Mar

88 %

/■

37%

23%

10

Common::::::::—

G

jan

67%

89

-*

Manufacturing

^

28%

-

Art

Hobart
p

——

41%

67%

12 /a

—

Eagle

Jan

50

277/

(28%

24%

^

■

Cincinnati Gas & Electric com
8.50
Cincinnati Mill
Mach——10
Cincinnati Telephone
--50
Cincinantl Transit

Range since Jan. 1
Hl°h

-ii/e
31%

9% Aug

2%

—-3

Ironrite Inc

High

248

July

4,508

__

10

Trailer

1,135

9%

22% Aug
2% Jan

11

._

1
—___

Houdaille Hershey common.,
Howell Electric Motors.—

Salts

-8

—

8%

272

Jun

Exchange

311/0
Ji/s

-

9%

1

Detroit Steel Corp
Detroit Steel Products

Ex-Cell-O

Sep
Sep
Sep

16

1
—

-

19% May
1% Feb

-20

Mfg

20

200

—1

Iron

31
--

249

1

Detroit

Hoskins

0?SK, 'shar*?
Par

American Laundry

Jan

2

10

Hastings Manufacturing

Week's

Jan

7%

21

25

Edison

Great

Friday

21%

1%

_—

STOCKS

200

17,192

22

21

Gerity Michigan Corp ————.—1—1
Goebel Brewing
1

Cincinnati Stock

30%

20%

22

4%

—

5

Davidson Bros

High

2% Mar

12%

19%

—5

Motors

1.300

1

.

Low

4%

—

—^_1

———

Range since Jan

High

3%
30%

1

—_______

Detroit

29%

25

3%

2

3.50

Shares

Sep

Jan

42%
25

30%

Jun

Jan

7%

24%

Mining———50

Electric

Jan

14

*

—

Inc

21%

—1

___

System

549

Feb

Products

Markets

Continental

49% Mar

3% July
64% July

29

Metal

Bear

for Week

of Prices

Low

-1

Jun

Feb

38%

Jan

206

Electric

Sep

145

Feb

1%

46%

Allen

Briggs Manufacturing
Brown McLaren Mfg
Budd Company
Burroughs Corp —
Chrysler Corp
Consolidated Paper

30%

41.

*

25%

89

9%

5

Feb

2,035

3 %

28%

*

66

Sales

Range

Par

18

23%

*

U

Jun

Aug

13

9%

Co

28%

129%

Exchange
Week's

Last

Sale Price

52

23%

—-—;

Friday

Jan

25

26%

——

U

Jan

6%

823

2.50

Co

Westinghouse

20% Mar

138

Detroit Stock
STOCKS

Sep

135

Feb

14%

61

—50

.——

56%

63%

3

5

United Shoe
Machinery Corp

Waldorf

5

84

——25

.

Drill

Fruit

26%

45%

Inc

Inc

Twist

United

50

*

Association

&

Union

—100

_

Stop & Shop

5

Sep
Jun

20

50c

Pennsylvania RR Co
Quincy Mining Co___
Rexall Drug Co
Shawmut

31

16%

50

i

47% Mar

14%

RR——100

DETROIT

12% July

16%
17%
136% 138%
32%
33%

20

——

_

105

63%

—1

Electric System.

Tel

Building

Telephone : WOodward 2-5525

20

1

Exchange

Midwest Stock Exchange

84% July

2

123% 126%

.—.10

Ford

Jun

302

49% Aug
63% May

56%

81 %

26

*

——

Lone Star Cement
Corp
Mullins Mfg Corp—

American Stock

Detroit Stock Exchange

Jun

5

—_____50c

Stock Exchange

Aug

446

53 %

-1

—

Co

53'

York

Sep

80%

*

Co-

58%

60%

*

5

—

Jan

30%

30%

New

83% Aug

41%

100

First National Stores Inc
General Electric (new)

Jan

12%

10

cumulative pfd class
Eastern SS Lines Inc

Members

Sep

15

56

Railway Co—

Creek

13% Jan
187% July

47%

1%

¥

6'It

Island

Jan

WATLING, LERCHEN & CO.

,

317

6

—-—5

—

——--

Eakeries

172%

1

High

61%

Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc
Eastern Mass Street

Gillette

Aug

'

100

Copper Range Co

Hathaway

9

100

—

Co

177

80%

Prop

Hecla

Service

Low

9%

60%

——

Personal

Calumet

Range since Jan.

High

9 %
79 Vz

2a

.

preferred

Boston

177%

—50

Edison

Boston &

Shares

9'/a

.100

Tel

!)

for Week

Low

—5

—

SEPTEMBER

Sales

Range
of Prices

Sale Price

American

ENDED

Exchange

Friday
STOCKS

WEEK

FOR

17%

17%

1,030

15%

Jan

19%

Feb

9%

9%

861

9%

Sep

15%

Jan

—

2% July

4% Mar

—
—

-J

59%

--

--/a
American

Telephone~&~Telegraph"_100

177%

Amrstaeef(newr:::::::::::::::::io
Avco

Oil

1

Manufacturing

Bethlehem

3

Steel

*

45

52/a Jan

.g

«*$£

176

178%

609

Jan

Los

253

36% May

50

12/2 Mar

6 /a

100

159% 161%

78

b,,

104%

f7^
8,/4

,

Jan

lbi /4
161%

Par

Apr

Admiral

Sep
p

Aeco

o

Corp
Corp

Allied

ill II
31%

Cities

Service
City Products
Columbia Gas
Columbus

&

10
*

-

*

S

Ohio

Electric.,

■

Eastman

General

Kodak
Motors

212
12
1

Ward

15/a Mar
Jan

229% 230%
80%
81

95

157%

60

Co

Inc

39%

23%

23%

15

-

21-a

21/a

6U
60

Cash

83/a

Central
Edison
RR

59

5

40/a

5
5

4

-

83%

-12

043/.
8
/4

jy/2

2"V
82

83%

145

Corp
Republic Steel

U£
27

27 %

28-

22%

23 /a

38%

38%

38%

30

--

(new)

*

52 A

•
—

Schenley Industries
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair

1.40

—

—

•

Socony Vacuum
Standard Brands
Standard Oil
(Indiana)
Standard Oil (New
Jersey)
Standard Oil (Ohio)
Studebaker

15

56'/a
—

•
—

25
15

.10

—

136
-

—

10

Toledo Edison
Union Carbide
U S Rubber
Co
U S Steel
(new

w

Westinghouse
Woolworth (F W)

i)

BONDS
Cincinnati Transit
4%s 1998




Sep
Feb

10

16%

52 %
40

23%

—,

41% May
-

Mar

23%

50
104

56Mi

10

61-

61

39%

40

28

21% Aug
10 /2

50%

1(5

50%

10

9%

12%

65%

66%

10

50%

50%

50%

58%

25
103

15
391

58

Radiator

&

(Un)___

SS

106%
42%
„

American

Smelting & Ref
Tel

(Un)

6

all3% all3%

Tel

&

Co

(Un)

^

52% Sep
483/4 Aug
27/a

Anaconda Co.

(Un)

Armco

(Un)

Steel
&

Corp

Co.

(Ill)

(Un)

41July

Jan

116'A

70%

Sep

80%

Apr

468

20% Jan
22% Jan
38 % May
48% May

28%

Jun

30%

275

al5

%

41%

152

a60% a63%

500

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50

13

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35

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July
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50 /8

sep

Aug

15 A

37

23"%

237/8

615

*

54%

55%

178

175%

179

1,848

3Ji

54%

100

__

33% July
44% Jun
60% July
15% Mar

9

*__

Aug

12%

Aug
78% July
22
May
45%

93%

26%

Feb

173

Jun

Aug

57

Jan

Aug

Jan

Aug
Jun

187% July
3iE Aug

Corp

(Un)

Petroleum

557

63

Feb

69

790

41%

Jan

69

Sep

79%

79%

81 %

1,555

48

Jan

£4%

Aug

—

__

15%

(Un)

14%

340

a38% a38%
6%
6%

—

3

6%

13

—

51%
3%
__

—10

Instruments
Aviation (Un)

14%

22

14

14

51%

46

12%
133

Feb

Mar

40

Jan

9

41%

Feb

47%

Apr

414

6%

Jan

8%

Apr

220

12

38%

52%

135

3%

3%

1,880

8%

850

20%

22%

3,415

2.45

Jan

24% Mar

Jan

51%

21 %

21%

230

19%

50%

261

47% Aug

1%

1%

400

1

Apr

336

103%

Jan

12%

12%

435

38c

5,500

3%

Jifly

7% Aug
15% Jan

50%

12%

Jun

133

7%

al61% al59% alGl%

17%

Mar

1

♦

55% Mar

34,% May

50c
2

Sep

46% July
16% Feb

Jan

5

Mining (Un)
Corp (Un)

75

47 % Aug
36% May

645

349

1

common

369

—

100

Co

50

a47% a47%
15%
16%

14%

__

10
5

(Un)

a5l% a51%

__al41% al41%
38%
40

50

1

Corp

Bethlehem Steel
Bishop Oil Co_

3

75

66

1

(Un)

Bankline Oil Co
Bros

32,615

74%

5

,

Baltimore & Ohio RR
Bandini

3332

75

66

Jun

10

Aug
Jan

13 % Mar

22%
\

.

-

24%

Sep
Jan
Mar

57

1% ,Jan
159 3 4 July

Jun

17

Jan

Jun

144%
1^/2

Aug

98%

354

41

a63%

10

Manufacturing Corp

Benguet Consol
61% July

6 %

25

70%

70%
30%

10

(Un)

Ashland Oil & Ref Co (Un)
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
Atlantic Refining Co (Un)

Bendix

Jun

50

—

Oil

Beckman

J^n

Jan

25

Corp

Anderson-Prichard

Barker

Feb

1.40

10%

Mar

7% Jan
4%
Mar

—25

Tobacco

American Viscose

Avco

30

3 10/32

American

Armour

85c

1

High

22% July

a29% a29%

__

12%

Baldwin-Lima-Hamiltbn (Un)

Jan

1^'? ^
Jan

81%

40% Mar

11^1/
U5

/a

sen
S P

16

58 /«.Sep

63

82

56

46% May

Aug

Black Mammoth
Mining
Blue Diamond

Corp
Boeing Airplane (Un)__
Bolsa Chica Oil
Corp.
Bond Stores Inc (Un)__
Borden

51

41% May

$3,375

(Un)

Cyanamid Co (Un)_
—10
American & Foreign Power (Un)
*
Motors Corp (Un)__
__5
American Potash & Chemical class B_*

Jan

53/a July

53% Mar

60

Jan

Co

10c

Broadway-Hale

—

65%

1

3%

22c

Jan

22 %c

Apr

17%

477

11%

Jan

2033

Jun

65%

665

3'A

55% May
3 % Aug

86 % Mar

(Un)
Stores

3%

2,600

1

al7%

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75

16

a64%

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45'A
45%

37

62 %

522

17%

18%

1,047

14 % Mar

18%

a21

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49

16%

Jan

23

7%

7%

405

7%

Feb

83

Feb

10%

5
—

Budd

10
5

common

50c

pfd
Burlington Industries Inc (Un)

*

18
—

9

conv

36c
17%

64%

15

;

Corp

Company (Un)
Budget Finance Plan

—

2
5

(Un)

Borg-Warner

60c

57%

Can Co

24% July
41% Jun

53%

80

16

114% 115%
45%
45%
57%

|7,iMar

5

300

„

1

Atlas

Jan

50

6

6

*
*

Sep
July
52i/8 Sep
30V2 Jun

oan

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49%
49%
135% 136

83%

gg
2

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58%
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57%

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114%

0

48%

48 A

9%

5
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48%
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^
23% July
25% Jan
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84%

57

1

100

Rights

40/a

42% Jun
25y
Jan

Jan

,4

4

^

4g3/4

52/a

28

22%

3,300

135% July

74% May

M%Jan

1.05

10%

Broadcasting Para Thea (Un)__1

American

49

5

Reynolds Tob

Sep

1.00

10%

American

^ peb

---50

Radio

17% Mar
2lV
21/a

48 A

52/a

—

'

;

(Un)

American

90% Mar

40/a

,8

33 %c

Oil

46V2 Mar

Lew
20

—

1

Dye (Un)

Range since Jan.

High

a23% a23%

1.05

American

187

J<4

40

48 A

—

^
juJy
^ Aug

jan

35^4 Jan

__7,

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Pennsylvania

l\[f

--

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68,4 Mar

225

39

&

Mfg

American Airlines Inc (Un)
American

Shares

1

Pictures

Chemical

Feb

for Week

10c

(Un)_

Artists

Allied

—

Sales

Range
of Prices

Loio

1

Allis-Chalmers

peb

gg

129% 130%

1

&

Jun

Jan

—

10

Pepsi-Cola

J

39%

lb/a

23/a

31 /a

-

National

R

35

33/a

*

National
Dairy Products
National Distillers
National Lead

Pure

130%

2

Inc

Montgomery

New

80%

*

Co
Glenn L Martin Co

Ohio

2i9%

I—I—I--":::5

Lorillard (P)

*

5

10

Co

J*

17y

114

33%

—

::::::::::

II

59

23/a

-

1

International Harvester
International Tel & Tel
Loews

lb,/a

5

Curtiss-Wright

gSytP°ontPr & Lt Co

31%

57

—

Week's

Last

Sale Price

Alleghany Corp

Bft==i

Angeles Stock Exchange
Friday

15%

6/2

187% July

jan

47%

15

-

jun

:8*'.S2

STOCKS

4734

—

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165

172%

45%

159%

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59%

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1

7%

36

Jan
Mar

10%
18

10%

175

10 %

18

18%

138

16% Mar

Jan

6

Mar

19
:

Jun

66

May
Apr

48

21

Sep

July
a

Mar

Jan

July

Number 5463

Volume 182

.

.

(1043)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

35

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE

Range
of Prices

Last
Sale Price

10c

Canadian

Canadian

Pacific

Carrier

Vougiit Aircraft

Chance

Chesapeake & Ohio
Corp

Chicago

613a Mar

Norris

18 34

North

r_

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26%

22%
26%
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a3374 a36%
54 55%

a3374

1

25
1

Jun

Feb

Nordon

Paul

Milw St

(Un)

com

*

Cities

Pacific

25% July

Northrop

Aircraft

2974

Aug

16% Mar

23

Colorado

Fuel

„

1

63 Va

Feb

Oceanic

43%

Jan

5574

Sep

Ohio

21% Mar

2534

Jan

18%

Jan

28 % May

66 %

Jan

94 74

4834

Apr

5%

Jan

Oil

Overland

55 V»

Jun

9% Mar

Gas System

Commercial

Consolidated

\

Edison

31%

Sep

Pacific

16%

825

15% Mar

a21 % a21%
47 Va 47'/a

Edison

of

52
193

Can

—

_20

a78%

—2

allVa
alO

all '/a all'/a
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a80% a80%

Continental Copper &

Steel com
Continental Motors (Un)_

)

Zellerbach

Crown
New

common

Corp
i

w

Class

—25
(Un)___1

Finance
Gas

Dow

DuMont
du

El

Erie

Share

Oil

3

Gair

Co

—

*

class

39%

40%

23%
—

—

—

60
54%

—1

—

7%

130%

5

Corn common—

General
General

—*
10c

Telephone

(Unt

Graham-Paige
Lakes

Northern

Greyhound

-10

—
—

Hunt

Foods

iChasi

Mar

17

249% July

Jun

Sep

Jan

54

Aor

Rexal!

31 Va

Jun

Rheem

Aug

17% Mar

Rice Ranch

Mar

16 %

Feb

Richfield

Jan

24%

Apr

Rohr

4.25

Feb

Ryan Aeronautical Co

May
Aug

39%

Sep

4474 Mar

7%

Jan

Jan
Feb

23 34

Aug

26

Jan

Corp-.

34

Apr
duly

61

Mar

47

Jan

7%

Aug

9134 Mar
11

Aug

4%
37

Jan

May

5134

Jan

3034 Mar
4234

Feb

79% Mar
5 5 34

Jun

1074 May
136 34
14

Jan

5% Mar
45

July

63 Vz

Jun

25% May

Jan

4.00 Mar

20%

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35%
71%

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Chemical

Lighting

preferred
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10

Aircraft

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Douglas

Pacific

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Jan

30 34

50
326

82

25

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Feb

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Jun

Jan

—1

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&

17 Va

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16

67 V2

*

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25%

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200

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25
25

..

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56%

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Curtiss-Wright Corp common

.

1

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45

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184
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47 Va

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16%
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25

(Un)__

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77 VB

3

Chemical

Clay Products

21 Va Mar

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—*

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Solvents ' (Un)„_

42%

77%

a52

1

(Un)

Pacific

Columbia

1 Commonwealth

2,326

12

Products Inc (Un)_

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Pachic

235

.

0% Mar

Jan

2,100

76

Aug

Pacific

31%

Jun

20c

3V4

1

Mathieson

Jun

31 %

U.75

Jan

49 Vb July

Jan
Mar

3

-1

_

(Un)

Co

Ohio Oil Co

76 34

31%

4,300

Aug

14c

72%

3

1

Co

Edison

59% Mar

t

95

32

*

d

Inc

Petroleum

Occidental

Jan

523

385

Jun

May

30%

382

a66% a68%

a66%

♦

Iron.

&

„

♦

Climax Molybdenum (Un)

100

17c

474

1

(Un)

(Un)__

Ry

3%
48%

17c

1

Northern

High

Low
3

1

1

Range since Jan.

High

3%
48

;

Aviation

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47 VB

50c

(Un)

Co

25%

265
537

80
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6%
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86

10

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,

28

26%

__

25

Chrysler Corp

RR

Corporation
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American

55% July

Olin

Chicago

Chem

&

21% Mar

1,068
635

23%

22Va

23%

Aug

50% Aug

290
100
5
15

(Un)

Central

35%

;—*

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16%

60

(Un)

Idria
Yorx

53% Aug

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New
New

28% Mar

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Products

Aircraft

Cessna

Feb

31

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Certain-teed

Apr

7A

100

16'/4

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Caterpillar Tractor (Un)__——10"
Ceianese

234

16%

__

16%

—12%

(Unt—__—_

Jan

1,650
351,125
6%

for Week

Low

Par

5% May

1%

500

1%

6%
34%

Range

Sale Price

High

Low

Sales

Week's
of Prices

Last

STOCKS

a54% a55%

25
—,——10

(Un)

RR

(Un>

Corp

(J I) Co

Case

6%

Oil

Atlantic

SEPTEMBER 9

1

since Jan.

Range

High

134

__

2

\ C & C Super Corp

ENDED

Friday

Shares

Low

Par

WEEK

FOR

Sales
for Week

Week's

Friday

.

STOCKS

129

71 Va

Jan

95% Aug

4c

Jan

97 %

Feb

5c

12,800

123% 128 Va

155

126% 126%

$10,000

4c

8c

Jan

July

Jan

41

Mar

45

Apr

12

Jun

Feb

1774

Apr

Radio

Aug

9

Gold

16%

Corp

(Un)

127

128 %

Sep

BONDS

American

Tel

&

Tel 374 'y 1967 w 1

126% Sep

126% Sep

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1044)

*36

.

.

.

Monday, September 12, 1955

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE

Midwest Stock

FOR

WEEK

ENDED

SEPTEMBER

9

Friday

Exchange

STOCKS

Friday
STOCKS

Week's

Last

Steel

Acme

Advanced

Akron

Brass

Alleghany

Mfg

____

Corp

42'4

5

Chalmers

9%

20

(Un)

Co

Co

48%

Jan

International

Mineral

International

Nickel

10% Mar

International

Packers

11

Apr

International Paper

Jan

11

July

International

Jan

61% Mar

International

70% Jan

80%

Apr

Interstate

21

29

Jun

Iowa

45%

36

100
1,100

'

500

14%

19%

19%

19%

700

Jan

38% May

500

Power

Power

&

American

Cyanamid

Co

American

American

Motors Corp

10

Investment Co
Machine <fe

American Rad

&

American Tel

Rights

33%

300

28%

1.000

____5

_

San

9 "4

9%

9%

24V»

23%

24%

600

100

177%

Cooper Mining

(Un)

85

83%

85

100

37%

37%

38

1,600

2334

Jan

38

Sep
Sep

39

39%

1,700

35%

Jan

41

Jun

5

33%

34%

600

31% Aug

41%

Jan

*

86%

86%

100

58%

Jan

87%

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Aug

14%

14%

200

12%

Jun

16%

7.50

3

46%

(Un)_A

•

Co

(111)

Ashland Oil

&

Refining

900

47%

47%

1,300

36% May

47%

15%

16

600

11% Mar

16%

Feb

7

100

7%

Jan

7

1

14%

15%

1,600

29%

29 %

400

12

12%

37%

40%

1,400

8

8%

3

6%

12%

Jan

100

8%

3

,

Sep
82% Aug

Mar

1,400

6%

40%

75

Jan

6

700

29%

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Manufacturing Corp

80%

15%

$1.50
conv
2nd
preferred...-.,...-*
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Products
Corp
4
Atlantic Refining Co
lo
Automatic Washer Co_

187% July
3ii! Aug

3
Aug
62% Feb

;

common

Jan

300

49,300

Kansas

City

Kansas

Power

Jun

44%

5
;

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173

27%

80

50

common

3,700

3%

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Power
&

17

Jun

29%

13

Jan

13%

Sep

2% Jan

9%

Jun

6

8% Apr

8%

Mar

Bethelhem

Binks

Steel

Booth

Fisheries

Borg

&

Jan

24% Mar

57

Jan

250

25% Jun

65
Apr
31% May
57% Apr

5

Corp
Corp....

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200

28%

1,400

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300

34%

57

59

300

57

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2%

5

18%

12.50

...

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$1.50

conv

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900

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36%

Feb

24

30%

34 %

50

30%

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41%

100

39

23%

23%

300

21%

125 % 126%

*

Cement

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Jan

Motors

41%

1,350

32

Jun

48

Jan

69%

70%

800

43% Mar

10

81%

81

81 %

300

67%

Jan

37%

37 %

300

32 %

Jan

26%

27

800

23% July

43%

15%

16%

300

10% Mar

17

Marquette
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&

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Mfg—

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4
_

Co

_

_.

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Meyer

&

Miller

&

Diamond

Dodge

Match

5% Mar

Monarch

Co

56

Sep

Feb

25%

Jan

65%

Jun

Industries

Lines

Elgin

Controller

Emerson

Radio

Flour Mills

Foremost

of

(Peter)

Gamble-Skogmo

9

Jan

160

56%

1.150

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General
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700

33% May

300

26

40%

38

22%

22%

8

400

40%

200

8%

800

23%

100

101%.May
12%
150

Apr

9% Aug

23%

Jan

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83 %

200

83%

Jun

10

45 %

45

45%

300

33

Jan

45%

11%

11%

500

48

4674

48 %

1,200

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70

70

72

10

30

30

30 74

1.200

15%

15 74

150

General

Jun

July

39% Sep

North

American

Public

Utilities

Telephone

Drug

(Minnesota)

Jan

32

27

38

Jun

Jun

38

20

Mar

27

July

7

Jan

57%

57%

58%

'20

2,100

20

20 %

300

229% 229 %

100

43% Mar

9% Aug
58% Jun

20

23%

157%

Sep
Jan

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Northwest Bancorporation

Oak

Manufacturing Co

Col l" ~

American World Airways

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Pen

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prior

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Dodge Corp (Un)
Corp (Uni
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__

Co

Pullman
Pure

.

Company

Oil

Co

common

Jan

July
Jun

1

2%
13%

Quaker Oats Co
RKO Pictures

o

2%

100

129%

129% 130%

2,700

12i/a

33%

Aug

Feb

69

Jun

3% Feb
17% Feb

Sinclair

Jan

Paper

Roebuck &
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8

Jun

Bend

12%

Jan

Jun

Standard

Oil

of

200

51

Jan

66

Jun

Standard

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N

17%

350

16% May

20

Aug

Standard Oil Co

May

24%
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7*4/

2

2

24%

300

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29%

200

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Aug

Aug

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100

64%

300

57

3874

400

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41%

Jun

327'8

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600

30% Mar

33%

Jan

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100

8%

7%

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May

Jan

10

71% Mar

9% July
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200

37%

Jan

55%

Jun

1,300

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Aug

25%

Apr

39%

39 %

106

39 %

Sep

39%

47%

52%

1,100

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9%

900

52 %

100

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41% May
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Jan

Sep
Jun

48%

48%

900

40

Mar

28%

1,800

24

Jan

31

14%

14%

1,100

10%

Jan

28%

29%

500

25

Jan

60

14

14%

Sep

14%

58

29 %

48%

25%

26

Sep

52 %

10%

Mar

Sep
31 % July

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16% July

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Sunray Mid Continent
&

Texas

Co

1,700

27

Aug

35

25%

34% Mar

300

21%

27% Aug

17%

56%
61%

100

800

1,400

Aug

17%

Jun

21

Feb

74%

Jan

104

July

49% Mar

59%

Jun

61% July

700

50

400

24%

Jan

18

Jan

21 % Mar

600

51%

Jan

65

26%

27

20%

20%

1,500

62

62%

Mar

28 %

28%

May
July
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27%

100

27%

Jan

24%

1,500

22%

Aug

15

15

15%

500

10%

Janl

1%

Jan

3% July

Jan

95% July

2%

2%

500

91 %

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90%

9174

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800

42% May

53% July

1.500

106%

Jan

143% July

200

42%

Jan

50%

13%

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800

8%

Jan

36%

34%

36 %

1.000

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Feb

14

10

14%

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350

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—

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9%

400

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9

Sep

15

Sep

July

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46%

47

1.400

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25%

25%

2.300

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5074

5074

100

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25%

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50%

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Aug

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5
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135 s'a 136

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74

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46

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84

Jan

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Jan

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52% July

6% Aug
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400

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60%
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25

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Jun

44:%

55%

15

Jun

4% Mar

Feb
Jun

43%

99% 100%

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10

Jan

27

16 %

23%

Corp
Stu.debaker-Packard Corp

150

Sep

27%

Stone Container

5,200

Jun

13%

24

(Un)

18

Jan

56%

49%

17%
100

1

(Ohio)

13 7/8

60

16
700

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6%

14%
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2

26

(The)

30%

27%

28

150

Jan

28% Aug

Toledo

12%

100

9% Jan

Transamerica

49%

300

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14% Tuly
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15

100

13% May

15

Tri

31

48%
35%

19%

5

California

Railway

15

32

100

50c

30% July

37%

1

common

Jun

May

10%

15

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Stewart-Warner

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5%

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(Un)

Aug

49

25
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300

3,300

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l

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62

12% Sep

44% Mar

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22%

48%

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2

Jun

7%

33%

5

Southwestern

Feb

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22 % Jan

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Jan

9%

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18

15

Jan

64

6

Aug

100

300

874

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16

350

74

5

137%

400

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(Un)

14,700

20

36%

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5

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39

18% July

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Regis

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22%

Jan

73%

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89% Mar

22

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1

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37

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15%

35%

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Pacific

400

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17

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18%

49

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36%

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41%

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550

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41

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11

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46%

38%

Feb

17

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1,300

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22%

15%

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32

200

24% July

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400

1.100

300

52% Aug
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17% Mar

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Radio Corp of America (Un)
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18%
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200

18%

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5

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1,300
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1,600

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200

31

31

52%
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%,

24%

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11%

3,900

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Aug

26% Aug

59%

3

10

3

73

287i

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23% Aug

400

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23%

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Sep

55

22%

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Feb

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27

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3

17%

16

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350

82

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100

29%

Sep

Jan

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class B

Co

43

400

73

5

178

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Harnischfeger Corp
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400

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19

1,400

71

Jan

Jan

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52%

9%

2,000

29%

7.50

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17%

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51

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12

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400

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200

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22 %

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10

400

57

22

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50%

Jan

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100

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150

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Great Lakes
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Hupp

200

5

400

23%

Co—

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48

9% May
24% Aug

38

63%

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Greyhound Corp

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Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)

300

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Goodyear Tire & Rubber

Gray

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Jan

Jan

31% May

10%

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Bros

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58% July
50% Mar

9%

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Graham-Paige

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North American Car Corp
Northern Illinois Corp

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9%

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General

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1

RR

47% Jan

Jan

26%

18%
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General

Goldblatt

Mfg

Patterson-Sargent Co
Peabody Coal Co common

6%

800

10%

Corp

Glidden Co

&

50

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Motors

Gibson

Tile

York Central

Co

9%

Contract

General Dynamics
General
Electric

General

Co

(new

37%
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83 74

Lead

Edison

Feb

Jun

Aug

5

National

National Standard Co

Oil

Jan

Mar

5

7

19% Aug

Ohio

Sep

17%

46% May

100

1.000

19
May
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5574 Jan

Ohio

100

5%!
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400

80%

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Apr

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700

59'/8

32 %

37

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800

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Apr

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2.50

Tiansportation

Sep
Jun

24

Jun

Mar

35%

5

Box Corp
Candy Corp

86%
60%

20 74

50%

Inc

Apr

44% Mar

163

21 %

87% Aug

38% Mar

41%

73%

400

21%

500
450

2,900

141/

Sep

1,400

51%

21%

Sep

47%

1.25

24

86%

50%

21%

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27%

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Cement

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Volume 182

Number 5463

...

.

The Commercial

and Financial Chronicle

(1045)

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
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Friday
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Last

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Carbide

Union

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Union

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56

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36 Vb

Jan

43%

13%

Jan

I6V4 Mar

Sep

31 V2 May

44%

Jan

1,722

12V2

Feb

16%

Apr

65

77 %

Apr

90

Sep

55

a33%
a34
14% 14 %
a92% a94%
a27% a27%

23 %

Apr

«

28% May

31'/a July

7c

223

7

6 V2

29

12.50

Corp

Jan

29%
16c
a431/2

—

29%

5

i

Corp

Public

General

Sep

88'A

86%

34%

6 V2

Sep

17

451

a52

America

Apr

161

Jan

35%

1

57%

Jan

10% May

199

23 Va

Goodyear

____10

.

103 V2

90

20%

23%

Ltd——

International

Brake

20

—

a51%

common

Capwell

Paint

General

Goebel

■

a45,4a45-/a
18 18%
20 A 21/4

20 A

1

Electric

20

— —

300

272

al8% al8%

Foods Corp (Un)—:
Motors Corn common

37Vb July
28% Jan

.

783

-.

(Un)__15

General

Jan

»'

4,493

3%
ab4 % a64%

a51%

Co

General

Jan

15%

4%

66%

al8%

General Dynamics Corp

Apr

5

4%

64%
3%

(Un)—4

Corp (Un)

Trailer

34

1

.

1,463

—

5

Gas

Dairies

25%

___10c

...

United Engineering &
Foundry Co
U

475

13

—

1

(Del) (Un)

of

Co

Fruehauf

206

28%

161

12%

"

Corp

170

.

50%

159Vb

--

4

Refining (Un)

Plantation

166

5

50%

—

25
4

(Uni

Co

Kodak Co

18%

1

Rockwell Spring & Axle
Ban Toy Mining

—

class A_2%
2%

N Y

of

Natural Gas

Paso

37

■

Apr

•

1.33%

deNemours

28

88%

Jan
Jan

10c

A

Apr
Aug

3%

1

Indus class

8'/«

53 %

24%

—

(Un)

'

28

86%

(Un)

Mont Laboratories

Du

18%

5

Sep

20% May

*

Dow Chemical Co

36%

4

Apr

40c

24% May
47 Vb Aug

56

Giorgio Fruit Corp B common
Dominguez Oil Fields Co (Un)

27%

10

Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
Plymouth Oil Corp

48%

25

10
—

Natural
Oil

Curtiss-Wrighti

18%
1%

Sep
Aug

180

(Un)—4

Corp

Steel

36%

25

Sep

38%

153

40%

31c

6,750

47% July

Jun

300

—25

Edison

Zellerbach

27%

2.50

common

preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass

40c

Feb

45% Aug
34 Va

725

a23

a23

—

Preferred
Crucible

*

convertible

30

40%
38%

Feb

3%

3%

Edison

Corn Products

Great
$2.50

16%

Jan

21%

1

—

System

Chem

Consolidated

5

Pittsburgh Brewing Co

13%

3 'A

—2

Co

Continental Motors
Continental

8.50

Corp

340

36 V2 Mar

21%

-25
—10
*
1

—■.

Solvents

Foods

General

Duquesne Brewing
Duquesne Light
Equitable Gas Co

45% July

—

—

3%

Consolidated Coppermines
Consol

General

Columbia

3(5% May

21%

-1%

(Un)

Mines

Foremost

High

39%

*

—

100
(Un)

Food Machinery &

60

24 Va

462

38%
38%
37c

47/b

Aircraft (Un)

I

Consolidated

Eureka

58%

*

16%

45

10

for Week

of Prices

Low

1

Co

30Vb Aug
16'A Jan

16
16
a48% a48%

40c

—5
(Un)_4
—--5

(Un)

Ry

—7——

Commercial

Ewa

58%

Armstrong Cork Co

112

45

—

2%

(Un)

Broadcast System

Emporium

58%

Blaw-Knox

Jan

16Va

May

5

Corp

54

25

Commonwealth

duPont
108

*

4

605

82% Aug
66 V2 July

16Va

—

5
10
—5

(Un)

Dorr-Oliver

84% Aug
89% Jan

Sales

Range

Par

Allegheny Ludlum SteeL

64%

a31% a31%

__

July

Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Last

64%

__

a31%

-5

B

Eastman

Sale Price

Jan

1

Fuel & Iron

Columbia

El

STOCKS

47 Va

5
-1
15

Eastern Air Lines Inc (Un)

Friday

891

;

107

—

Sep

81 Va

127/a

(Un)
——

Co

Chemical

Colorado

Feb

.39% Mar

BONDS

Transit

Aug

70

79%

5
*

(Un)

Di

Baltimore

75

Mar

40

Jan

—

Silver

Clayton

Crown

42

37%
__

__

187'A July'
3 liS Aug

Feb

2%

Sullivan

Pacific

Consolidated

Jun

18%

10

62%

Sep-

73

.

275

1
1

Trading

Corp

Clorox

July

36%

6%

Clary

Columbia

36%

•

Aug

46,961

74

Jan

(Un)

Packing

Preferred

July

36Va

1

Jan

3

3ii
•

Jan
Jun

Aug

1,290

1

Co

Cities Service Co

49 Va July

,3,526

826

13'%

173 Va

3 33a

13 Vb

57

36%

Chrysler Corp

Jun

76

2,077

176'/b 176Vb

24 % July
27

Jan

Chicago Mil St Paul RR com

Jun

32%

common

Sep

Jan

6Va

Chesapeake & Ohio Ry

Aug

4

Lothrop

Apr

Mar

Inc

Corp

Vought

Chance

Apr

17

73'A

41%

30

Caterpillar Tractor Co com
Celanese Corp of America
Central
Eureka Corp common—

Feb

49 Vb

4

22

332

114

Dry Ginger Ale (Un)
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd

18% Mar

23% July

16%

4

315

55%

Jan

6%

Canada

Feb

48 %

__

23%

2

&

Pacific

Calif

Jun

410%

31%

preferred

July

80%
111

9% Aug

a52

Corp

Canadian

32'A

common

18'A

300

6%

(Un)

Cement

Calaveras

Sep
12% July

com—4

Water Serv

Burroughs

35%

16%

*

&

5%

Jan

Hill

California

1,375

1

Jun

200
v,

a51%

(Un)

Co

Bunker

137% Aug
29% Sep

15%

United Corp
United Gas Improvement

Woodward

Jun

89% Mar

49

5

Brook

Jun

62

120

Mar

—

Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc—

Feb

86Va

14%

Co

Washington

91 Va

10

1,825

15V2

Ins

45

48

a51%

Corp

Holdings

Borden

Feb

1

Gas

38% May

495

3

Bolsa Chica Oil Corp

39

50

Electric

Scranton-Spring

34%

175

-22%

50

common

Scott Paper Co
Sun

22%

10

common

preferred
Co

Service

Reading Co

Power

A

Mfg

Jan

269

3

Electric

3.60%

Jan

28

9%

__20

Corp

Potomac

34

35%

4

preferred

318

100

Instruments

Boeing Airplane

Aug
38 Vb July

20Va

10

ParticiDating

Jan

10

Common

41%

(Un)

Petroleum

Aircraft

Blair

Sep

50

Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co—

July

55%

40%

Bishop Oil Co

Jan

30%

313

26%

__

4%

9%

Sep

*

RR

33 Vb

23%

a48%

(Un)

Corp

Bendix Aviation Corp

91 Ve July

1
com

Jan

23%

*

(Un)
Wedge

Mfg

Beech

Apr

6%

29%

400

16%c

Pennroad

87Va

12%

__

1

Inc

Va Aug

44%

135

9vb

100

L)

3

Jan

34%

9'/b

10

66 Va

28

__

10

Liberty Natl Bank of Wash

22%

,9%

10
5
P2

(Un)

Corp

Bandini

24% Mar

86

129 Va 131

__

15

common

Resistance

87%

__

130

Refining Co

Avco

'

1,384

31%

Brothers

272

30

70

10
5

RR

Coast Line

Budd Company

31%

Gimbel

Jun

79%

50

(Un)

(111)

Baltimore & Ohio RR

48 Va Aug

220

37

5

Jan

38% Mar

29

37%

—10

80

4%

37 Vb

Corp

Co

&

Bethlehem Steel

538

36 Va

Motors

29 Vb

66'A

20

Beckman

172

87%

37 Vb

*.

187% July

'

41

36 Va

General

Jan

Jun

I'

4%

6%

10

Fidelity & Deposit Co

21

—

(Un)___
5
(Un)—5

Atok-Big

Aug

18%

Delaware Power & Light common—13%

Electric Storage Battery—.

290

25

—74

25

(Un)

Nat'l Bank

Atlas

Feb

523

Duquesne

Light Co

Jan

3^ Aug

85'/a

__

58%

28% Mar

38%

86%

High

Jun

Jan

20%

t

.39%

25

Title

Aug

75%

9V4

__

25

(Un)

Co

(The)

Atlantic

Aug

40%

5

Soup

Chrysler

18 %

50

Co

Atlantic

234

625
"

lc

preferred

93 Va Mar
71

23%

__

Louisiana Gas Corp

Arkansas

23Vb Aug
34% Jan

55,712

26

•

13

Baldwin Securities Corp
Baltimore Transit Co—

47%

3.784

33®a

24Vb

'

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton

non-cum

90
80

490

41%

3 hi

American

Range since Jan. 1

79

44%

$2.50

Jun

July

a60% a63%

—

100

(Un)

Tobacco

Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp

172%

3,V

25Va

Common

10%

7%

—

(Un)__4

Anglo Calif

Low

175% 179%

'

Corp

•

Jun

Jan

410

—

5

Smelting & Refining

Armour

Shares

50%*

49%

__

177%

'

37 Vb

30

a62%

20

(Un)

(Un)——

Aimco Steel Corp

High

100

Rights

Ltd

Factors

American

for Week

Tel—

&

Mar

111

__

Rights

July
Sep

Sales

of Prices

Par

,

Jan

29

24%

—

10

American

Feb

52% July

Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange

^

(Un)

19%

23%

__

10

&

Aug

29 %

60

10Vb

45 Vb

22 %

109%

—

—12%

High

41% May

60

a70% a71%

—

(Un)__l

Low

280

all2% all4%

__

1'

(Un)

American Cyanamid Co

Anaconda

Arundel

Theatres com

Can Co

16

—

10

Co

Machine

Youngstown

—

20

(Un)

10

—

4
*

19%

—

Service

(F W)

—

1

American

Woolworth

'

Range since Jan. 1

High

42 %
42 Va
a22% a22%
a37% a37%

—

*

Ltd

Bdst-Para

Amer

American

Shares

Feb

31%

62% Aug
22 V2 Jan

82

31

(Un)___

American Airlines Inc com

30% May

12%

Corp

common

Bankshares
Public

23%

200

42 %

1

Alleghany Cerp common (Un)
Allied Chem & Dye Corp (Un)
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un)

15 Va Mar

for Week

of Prices

Low

5

common

Corp

Air Reduction Co

Sales

Range

Sale Price

48% July
7 Vb Feb

Exchange

Week's

Last

Apr

41%

13%

—

2.50

Westinghouse Electric
Whirlpool Corp
Wisconsin

Sep

Jan

53%

Telegraph—

common

Wisconsin

115%

27%

STOCKS

Aluminium

10

Union

Wieboldt

81 Vb Mar

600

57%

59%

--

New

Friday

500

46 %

•

Co

Western

San Francisco Stock

6%

—

SEPTEMBER 9

High

53%

5

16%

Iron

Walgreen

Low

41%

—

1

(Un)

Corp

Van Dorn

53%

10

Corporation

Rubber

29%

ENDED

Range since Jan. 1

High

113% 115%
29%
29%

—

10

United Air Lines Inc

Shares

Low

*

WEEK

for Week

of Prices

Sale Price
Par

FOR

Sales

Oil

Co

Paper
J-.

Co

•

(Un)—4

80c
a30!4
—

a85%

(Un)—r^_7'/» al09%
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30%
—

72c

7.800

81c

39%.

39 VA

50c

July

50

a30!4 a30%
v

27%

Jun

301

35%

Jan

1.25

Jan

30 % July
A1
78 Va

Jun

30

58'A

Jan

175

87%

Apr

29Vb

31

2,070

23%

Jan

31

Sep

9'A

9 'A

110

8%

Feb

10%

Jun

a85% a85%

al09%all0%

Aug

106% July

37

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1046)

.

.

.

Monday, September 12, 1955

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE

Friday

Par

Low

...

Shaies

since

a86% a88%

134

a4J/8

a4j/e a49/a

.175

Par

High
91%

May
32% Mar

Apr

Aug

Richfield

Oil

Riverside
Kaiser Alum
Kaiser

Chem

&

Motors

Corp com—33%c
1

Corp.;

Kennecott Copper

Corp (Un)

39
a^%

35%

39%

a3 /a

a3%

36

£25
50%

125

^72
404

1,810

30

40
5

May

Jan

128%

Aug

48%

Jan

58%

R

Jun

Jan

99

O Pictures

K

—2%

County Land Co

Libby McNeill & Libby
Lockheed

Aircraft

Inc

Loew's

1

Calculators

R K

Menasco

Mfg

Merck

Co

&

Co...—_—^——T
Inc

South

Mindanao
M

Mother

&

Monolith

Co

Portland

Montana-Dakota

Montgomery
National

16%
Inc

Lode

Oil

M

1

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Utilities

10

com

&

Park

Central

Y

Niagara
Norris

RR

Oil

Joseph Lead

7%

503

10%

10%

258

85

85

268

11%

12%

1,285

46%

47%

848

27% Mar

33% May

San

24

Jan

Schenley

21%

Feb

36% May
25% Apr

Sears Roebuck &

24%

23%

1,947

32%

33%

1,745

24% Mar

35

July

a43% a43%

50

40% Mar

43%

5

I Elec

Industries

5%

0%

700

5 % May

22%

23

665

a33a33%

—
—

North

American
Amer

Aviation

Investment

Pacific

Northrop

10

122

21% Aug
30% Jan

Jan

7

30%

Apr

Paper

Oil

Co

Co

(Un)

Ry

115

14

Jan

70

25

Jan

1,121

Oahu Sugar Co Ltd
Oceanic Oil Co
Ohio Edison Co

18%

19

35

3514

265

21%

935

16

Mar

19%

Apr

Southern

21%

885

20% May

23%

Jan

a52% a53%

84

46 % Mar

55

Jan

17%

16%

48

17

16%

Jan

2%

2%

200

2%

Sep

47%

17
—

48

555

31%

Jan

30

Jan

1,793

Gas

Southern

Calif

Petroleum.;

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Co

Apr

Southern

Pacific

Jan

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of California

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28%

Sep
Aug

81

Jun

Standard

(Un)

-15

39%

Jan

Stanley Warner Corp (Un)__
Sterling Drug Inc <Un)

a78%

a80

95

25%

26%

425

—

15%

15%

15%

3%

—

258

3%

1,650

Sep
Mar

66 %

Jan

24% July

13%
3

17:':

Jan

Jun

July

4% Mar

Jan

52% Aug
37% Jun

52

52

52

115

44%

34%

34%

187

32% Aug

Brands Inc

Standard

Oil

Co

(Un)__...

N

Studebaker Packard

J

Co

&

Pacific

•

100.

Clay

Products—

10

Pacific Coast Aggregates—
Pacific Finance Corp (Un)
Pacific Gas &
6%

1st

5%%
5%

1st

red

4.50%

red

25
25

...

25

_

pfd

25

1st preferred

conv

Inc

Oil

(Un)

prior

Co

42

Feb

3,885

44% Mar

53

35%

Aug

540

35

Jan

37

Apr

a33

a33

30

31%

Jan

34%

28%
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390

27%

Jan

28

Jan

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—

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28%

—

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82

150

Company

Tide

Water

Ass'd

Trans

Airlines

World

Apr

Union

Apr

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27%

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42

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425

134% 135%

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554
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56
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100

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147%

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Aug

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145

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Carbide

713

200

a63% a64%
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125

14

(Un)

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—

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__

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10

39%

39 %

39%

Aug

United

Air

United

Corp

United

Lines

of Del

Fruit

a56% a56%

a48%

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Jun

U

S

Plywood

U

S

Rubber

U

S

Steel

July

1.85

Sep

Mar

64%

Mar

40% Mar

Feb

7%

July

Jan

65

27

27

Apr

28%

25

1,612

23

Aug

29

40

July

410

40%

Apr

1,809
90

135%

al36

37 % Mar

73%

Apr

Jan

93% July

44% May

53% July

86

107%

Jan

139% July

19% al9%

95

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Apr

55

44

Jan

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Aug

22% Feb
51% July
15% Jan
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20% Jun

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202

25%

25%

9%

12

Jan

Jan

51% July

46

46

301

42%

Jan

49%

236

88

Feb

105%

Sep
Jun

22% May

Jun

39%

39%

706

38% Mar

44%

18%

18%

650

14

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25

20% Mar

20% July
23% Jun

24

33%

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10

32%

32%

32%

429

47%

46

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3,597

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11

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350

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400

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82

1

27%

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Jan

Jun

37% Mar

43

26%

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28%

Jun

11% Aug

12%

Sep

106%

Sep

Jan

Jan

July

676

50% May

53%

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28 %

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210

26%

30

Jun

5

87

87

229

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70
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120

31% Jun
2% May
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45

45

349

40% Mar

50

Jun

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1.693

43

Jun

£3%

Sep

10

82%

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1

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Corp—

—

(Un)

Corp

105% 105%

a42% a43%

125

Jan

3%
-

Sep

42 %

July

77%

Jun

3%

Apr

Victor

common......

Consolidated

Equipment

Oil

Co

16% Aug

Jan

Jun

70% May
2% Jun
44% Feb

62'% July

57% May
36
May

71

Jun

Warner

Wells

Pictures (Un)

Bros

Preferred

8(1.20

—1

12%

(Un)—____

36%

Jan

Jun

55

Lines Inc (Un)—
Department Stores—:

Western

Pacific

Western

Railroad

145

88 %

50

70

al.20

25

81c

12%

12%

100

18%

•

Jan

21%

Mar

98

Jan

Sep
July

1.60

Jun

1
•

Apr
Sep

Woolworth

41

64

14% July

Jan

25%

Jun

11%

Jan

15

32

Aug
Apr

14

23%

465

59% Aug
22% Aug

661

Telegraph (Un)—2.50
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
12%

52

Jan

17%

548

a21% a21%
14

Co——_—

41% May

8%

40

14%

a60% a63%

Union

Air

21%

88 %

(Un)—1

common

al.20

21%

...20

Petroleum

Western

5

Bank

Fargo

Westates

Feb

40%

Sep

18

Jan

Apr

Aug

39%

230

a

*

Jun

25%

200

1,660

51

Sep

15%
21

Jan

46 %

Co

24% July

34% Aug

19

52

896

9% Aug

20

(Un)—

30%

Mar

18%

19

47"%

62"%

91%

5

Inc.—

21"%

51

240

19

a56%

•

(Un)

185

52

1
B

50

18%

2

common..
Aircraft Corp
(Un)

United

Jan

4%

135%

*

Western

Co

Reynolds Tobacco class

200

a74

3%
a64% a64%

3%

150

661

Aug

223

Union Oil Co of California common—25

Jan

36

35%

7.50

Carbon

&

18

1.00

Feb

1,240

(Un)

22%

49

44 %

34

19

Inc

17% Mar

Jan

Jan

a51

—

United Gas Corp (Un)
United Park City Mines

39

Jan

25% Mar

25%

com—.

Corp..

38%

129%

45

38%

a52 % a53 %

a

25

Oil

Transamerica

27% Mar

10% Mar

Jan

19

$1.25 conv preferred——

Tri Continental Corp
Warrants

26%

—

Feb

a51

1

(Un)

Apr
29% Aug
29% Aug

37%

135

10

25

(Un)

Oil

(Un)

Texas Gulf Sulphur Co (Un)
.*
Taxtron American Inc common—50c

Apr

360

»

Gas

10

39% Aug

52%

1,733

p 10

pfd

(Un)

&

Jan

10

52%

3

...

Rayonier Incorporated new
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)____
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Oil

Sep

Texas

Universal

Radio Corp of America

Reserve

7%

Sep

20

27

1

(Un)

Co

101

Aug
17% Aug

35%

—

52%

„

Pure

100

41%

12%

Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pullman

30% July

26'%

1

(Un)

common

Whistle

1,668

22 % Mar

July

Mar

40%

—

Philippine Long Dist Tel
Phillips Petroleum Co...
Pig'n

50

8%
a40% a40%

10

26%

100

Chemicals

Philco Corp

30

20

8%

Jan

40%

Western Oil Corp—
;
4
Pan American World
Airways (Un).
1
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
50
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)_J
33%c

Phelps Dodge Corp

101

20

—

29%

7%

•

Pacific

Petrocarbon

1,121

28

101

—

8%

110

25

common

i

w

29%

10

Aug

10%

a49% a5Q%

10

Union Sugar

Lighting Corp

Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pacific Tel & Tel common—.

Rights

25
25

pfd

4.80%

Pacific

10

Electric common™.

preferred

red preferred.—
red pfd series A

5%

5

;

10

Jan

74%

103% July

90%

90%

5

Sylvania Electric Products
—

Jan

—5

Sunray Mid-Continent
Super Mold Corp
Swift

1

25

...

6

Jan

6c

39%

_•

!

732

60%
23%

...5

common

19 %
27

Jan

20%

a27% a27%

___50c

76

3%

—

Inc

Apr
Mar

23%

1

Sperry Rand Corp......

76

10%

•

Service

49% July
35% July
5% Mar

19

_

4c

21% Aug
57% Apr

20%

20%

'——5

47% May

—

•

Products

17%

Feb

51

384

15

Jun

Jun

346

887

Sugar Plantation

Jan
Jun

49%

61% July
54% Aug
27% Apr

330

200

12

48 %

54%

59%

a44

22

(Un)

42% July
41% Jan
34% Mar

49% Mar

27 %

com

76

Ohio OH Co

jun

50

52%

Co

3%

1

14%

505

a44

Calif Edison

22

.

Sep

9% Mar

216

27 %

Conv

73%

20

85

67 % Mar

52%

4.32%

Jan

1

(Un)

9% July

11% Aug

Aug

37'%

(Un)—*

Sep
Feb

87%

—

a79%

7% Aug

8% May
84

Feb

Aug

preferred——.,——.—25
pfd 4.48%
:
25

16

32

3%

1

45%

73
Sep
33%' Jan

30

61

3%

_*

35% Aug
65
May
July

33

58 % May

56%

—

73% May

—

97

61

Southern

16

100

56

Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)

85 %

6

56 %

Apr

16

6

61 % a61%

a

5
15

Aug

84

279

30%

12c

a29% a29%

a99%al01%

130 %

76c

—

alOO

30%

223

(Un)——

260

2

Apr

1

47,500
82

7%

34%

(Un)

1,488

6c

a73 a74%

2.50

—

Aug

35% Mar

a73

*

——

34%

com

19%
23 %

Cc

23%

—2.50

—

Co

Water

Shasta

Shell

Co

3c

a52%

18%
6c

p .10

—1.40

34%

Aircraft

Preferred

85

.——1

North

Pabco

30

a45a45%

*

Co

Northern

Paauhau

a53% a53%

com

(Un)

50c

—

1

High

Aug

a33%

a29%

46%

—10

Mauricio Mining

Scott

12%

—5

4,173

•

Power

7%
10%

(Un)__
(Uni—

114,750

1

(Un)

Mohawk

St

12c

1

Mining Co..

1
1

Safeway Stores Inc
St Regis Paper Co
San Diego Gas &

91

Aug

53c

(Un)
5
Gypsum (Un)
;
1
England Electric System (Un)—1

N

July

50c

National
New

Apr

51

24%

11c

National Distillers Products
New

23%

lie

-*

Fibres

Auto

Jan

52c

5

(Un)

430

Signal Oil & Gas Co class A.
Sinclair Oil Corp (Un)

pfd <Un)_10

Co

34%

10

10

Utilities (Un)

63

34%

Fine Foods Inc

plO

Mines

(Un)

Cement

Ward

Jan

40

W

50

,8

628

a73

34%

50 florins

Petroleum

a35 a36%

33%
__

13%

Dutch

a35% a35%

23%

18

25

1,660

a23

Low

(Un)__25

A

class

Corp 'Uni—
Corp (Un)—

Theatres

O

Royal

17% Mar

/4

36%

a72%
Co

Range since Jan.

High

Apr

May

2%

100

—

*

Co (Un)
Robblns Inc (Un)

&

al5

46%

45
a23

--

5

Navigation

Middle
J

—*
-—

51

al5

45%
a23/a

Co

McKesson

M

1

(R H ) common
(Un)_

Macy & Co
Marchant

7

(Un)

Magnavox
Matson

—

Corp

50%

Shares

36%

Corp

Cement

S and

Kern

--

for Week

Low

—1

Rheem Manufacturing Co

49%

82

Sales

Range
of Prices

Sale Price

1

Jan.

Low

a86%

____10

(Un)

Range

High,

-•

(Un)

Steel

& Laughlin

Jones

of Prices

Week's

Last

STOCKS
Sale Price

STOCKS

Johns-Manville Corp

SEPTEMBER 9

WEEK ENDED

FOR

(Cont.)

Francisco Stock Exch.

San

67

836

62% Aug

50'

50%

505

46

69%

July

Jan
Feb

Yellow

40% Mar

23%

_

(F

Cab

W)

Co

(Un)

10

50%

1

common—

675

May

5%

.

23% Aug
83
Feb
52% July
8%

Feb

Sep

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

Montreal Slock
Canadian

Friday

STOCKS

Last

Sale Price
Par

Abitibi Power & Paper
4%% preferred

Acadia-Atlantic

common..

♦

20
common

_«

26%
__

♦

Algoma

Steel

-•

Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum Co of Can 4%
5 % %
2nd preferred

*

preferred

Asbestos

Corp

Steels

British

...

■

Ltd

American

Oil

British

Columbia

Elec

4%%

Note

Co

common

Co 4%

pfd

135
25

preferred

24%
8%
23

Jan

80%

92%

8.226

4^

Jan

104

112

8,114

69%

Jan
Jan

100

37% Aug

Jun

Feb

90

7% Mar

27
.

Mar

15% July
25

Aug

•
•

18%

18%

18%

2,187

63%

63%

63%

680

48

47%

48

51%

51%

51%

6,329

*

8%

8

10,743

26%

8%
26%

31%

32

2,745

96

97

75

*

31%

100

105% 105%

150

70

53

Mar

13% Mar
13,2

58%

109%

Jun

Aug

Apr
60 % Aug

20%
20%

63%

Julv

July

50

Telephone.,

Bruck Mills Ltd class A
Class B

28

July
33% July
97
Sep
106% Aug

20

104
50

52%

52%

52%

115

51

Jan

54 %.

54% Mar

54%

75

52%

Jun

54%

*

;

•

Products

•

14

*

20

Iron

'PP

14

2,205

35

880

49%

90

43%
11

14

8%

Jan

2ij/4 Mar
Jan

14

25

5

5

5

500

4%

Jun

46

46

46

225

42%

Feb

10

Corp

371/2
__

32%

♦
__

footnotes

13%

33%
49%

May

naee




43

25
....*

•

Companies

52

14

Sep
Sep

July

37% July
50% Jun

Coghlin

1

Pacific

(B

Corbys
Class

Crown

22

37
—

11%
—

—

—

—

—

106

106

10

106

July

29%

29 /2

50

21

Jan

29

50

28% July

29

Aug

20%

22

6.745

20

25

Feb

37

37

Jan

a21 % a21 %

160
15

11%

12

1.515

al5

al5

25

Apr

107 V*

23%

32%

Apr

37

20

Jan

21%

% July
14
May
8% July
8

all

all

a8A

a»/a

25

26 /a

2,227

19% Mar

25

35

Sep

Feb

13% July
19

7% July

25

Apr

July

13% Aug
9

Jun

28% July

25

25

20

Apr

31

23 %

24

1,250

17

Jan

25% July

9%

9%

200

3

Jan

33%

Jun

Jan

17% Mar

28 % July

Jan

47% Mar

8%

8%

8%

1,585

11

17

17

175

15

*9%

a9%

50

9

Aug

10

Jan

38%

39

6,020

29

Jun

7

7

600

*

*
*

Seal

*\
•

Co

*

Davis Leather Co Ltd class A
Class B

2

—

38%
—

*

*

Dominion

34%

Coal

Sep

43% Mar

345

Dominion

30

Apr

Corsets

32

32%

33%

975

23

Dominion

Jan

Dairies 5%

16

16

6%

pfd
pfd

Foundries & Steel
Preferred

35
com

*

100

Jan

39%

10%

30 % July

16%

19

a31

55

18%

411

I7

I7

360

16

46

,46

75

44

I7

11

43%
24%
7

al2%
--

28%

10

,,

n

202

Jan

May
%

Apr

7% Mar

a3.00

a3.00

30

42%

4d

7.560

30

23%

24%

3,165

18% Mar

7%

275

al2% al2%

325

7

al8

al8

45

28

29%

2,410

105

105

10

10% July
17% Sep

Mav

18

—

Apr

6% July
26% Feb

a30%

25
*

7%

16

—

Bridge

2,868

28%

a31

•

Distillers Seagrams

16

Aug

Aug
July

30

;

38

Jun

33 %
34

1,320

_

31%

%

Jan

4.559

-—*

31

12

May

27

7,923

Sep

Dominion

29

300

26%

Jan

Sep
Sep

445

July
May

37%.

Feb

33%

32 %

34%

6%

Feb

14

Jan

25%

15%
47

Jun

35%

III——
&

0

32%

Feb

13
25

37'%

Textile

B

32%

20%

50

4,311

26%

Glass

Cork

36

al3al3^»

34%

•

36%

310

—

—

Equipment..

A.

33%

1

High
40

25

—

class

Low
225

preferred—10

Enterprises
Mining & Smelting

Consumers

Range since Jan.

High

*

Ltd

J)

Consolidated

Shares

11% July
35% Jun

Railway

Combined
Consol

*

common

for Week

29

—

common—26

Locomotive
Oil

Dominion

Canada Cement common
$1.30 preferred
Foundries;
Northern Power

35

Canadian
Canadian

Farm

4,840

__

Industries

Cockshutt

52

14
*

25

*

6%
preferred
Canadian Hydrocarbons

Canadian

Petrofina

"52

Aug

•

Vickers

52% July
9% Mar

Jan

25

common

Canadian

53

Apr

Mar

25
:

Cellulose

&

Canadian

Jan

Feb

7

92%

preferred

Canadian

3b

Jan

*

common

Sep
Apr

45%

21%

Celanese

Warrants

Jan

25% Mar

Canadian

Cottons

53

1,480

class A—20

Range

3»4
32%

--

Canadian

25%

45

Foundry

Jun

Feb

43

——100

&

Chemical

Feb

44

Car

Receipts
series

47

*

preferred

Canadian

series

21

Apr

*

comomn

$1.00

20

210

Bronze

$1.75

4,370

60

5 %

Canadian

a52% a52%
23%
25
59%

Canadian

Sep

27%

36
—

Sales

Week's
of Prices
Low

Ca^irPrSS'fel::::::::::::::::-25

Sep

26

60

50

Jan

106

—*

common

8%

135

25

Steamship

preferred

92%
112

208

50

Columbia Forest Products
British Columbia Power..:
British
Columbia

For

135

Jan

52

preferred

Canada

26%
26%
al3% al3%

26

111%

100

British

Canada

High
4,078

27

preferred

Building

37

1

108

•

preferred

4%%

5%

«»«• "•»

High

36%

25

Light & Power

Bank

British

5%

Shares

108

•

Traction

American

4%%

for Week

27

*

Telephone

Brazilian

Range
of Prices

Canada

25

50

Bathurst Power & Paper class A
Class B
Bell

Sales

7%

50

$2.40 preferred

Last

Sale Pricf

100

Anglo Can Tel Co 4%% pfd
Argus Corp Ltd common

Atlas

Friday
STfirKS

7%

—

SEPTEMBER !)

par

Week's

*

Agnew-Surpass Shoe

ENDED

Funds

a24% a24%

Sugar

Class A

WEEK

Exchange

Low

36%

FOR

3.05

6

Aug
Apr

Aug

11%

Apr

16

Jan

17% Mar
103

Feb

Jan
Jun

17%

Jun

43

Jan

11% Aug
3.05 Aug
45% Sep
25% Aug
10% Jan
13
1

nXU

Jan
4nr

Number 5463

Volume 182

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(1047)

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

Friday

Week's

Cast

STOCKS

Range

Dominion Glass common

Steel

Dominion

37 %

37

19Mr

19%

19%

7,450

*

37 %

37

38%

545

1.10
12%

1.00

1.25

12,428

Ltd

Rights
Dominion
Red

&

Tar

-23%

pfd

Dominion Textile common

'7 (7c

preferred

Donohue

Du

Pont

1

Famous

Players

Canadian

Ltd

Power

1.00

Sep

of

General

10

Jan

13%

565

23

Jan

24%

Sep

6% Mar

8%

10

Aug

140% Mar

145

325

30

1,234

Steel

Jan

35%

Jan

31

July

28'/4

29%

2,280

30

74

77%

840

33

Jan

79

15%

15'4

15%

335

11%

Jan

a7

80

24% Mar

6

.

24

23%

24

1,826

•

26%

26%

27

795

♦

35

34%

35%

3,890

*

31%

31%

32%

670

27

Jan

113

113

113

26

110

Mar

22% July
17% Jan

27%

25

36

51

50

51%

2,522

60 %

May

60 %

54% July

61%

600

10

52%

39%

Apr

63% July

39%

40

195

36 %

Jan

43% July

Commerce

10

Royal

—___I0

60

1,179.

48

Mar

80

3031

9

Apr

11

Jan

52%

Jan

Howard

_*

42

a53% a53%

10

43%

*

1

•

29%

Jan

61

163

62 %

Jan

61 %

41%

69

Husky

I,760

60

42

608

30

Jan

44% July

52'%" '52%

Hudson Bay Mining—-—

44

53% July
47 V4 Jun '

25

*

50

6 "/o

Acceptance
preferred

$4.50

Inland

Cement

International

Corp

Friday
Last

Sale Price
Par

Jun

British

Jan

53

International

Paper

Jan

72

Aug

40%

40%

42

9,323

35% Mar

42

Sep

12%

12 %

1214

Canadian

3,270

10 % Mar

12 %

Aug

7%

7%

500

Canadian
Candn

57%

58%

1,563

106 106%

205

International

16%

*

7%

Petroleum

International

Power

International

Utilities

Co

Labatt

Lang &

Ltd

Sons

Laurentide

Class

B

Aug
Jun

12

2,078

107% July
17% Aug

Apr

7%

600

4

Jan

a22

75

17

Jan

84

85%

4,287

55

Jan

86

108

Aug

108

109

676

80

Jan

111%

Jun

8

Aug

21% Aug

25%

26

235

235

239

70

40%

41
40%

1,400

42%

Jun

33 %

Apr

42%

Jun

28

1,660

26

Apr

30%

Jan

a24

25

17

Jan

30%

Apr

28

40%

27%;

*

com

a24

—*

Ai__

24%

*

24%

510

*

12

50

al'2% al2%

A
:

Jan

Aug

25

Jan

Jun

13% Aug

18% Mar

22

100

12

Jun

13%

July
Jan

20

20

100

20

Aug

26

Mailman
5 Yc

Bloedel

Corp

Ltd

class

26%

26%

27

1,785

18

Jan

28

July

*

B

43^

42%

43%

3,240

26%

Jan

46

July

a23% a23%

50

20

common

Jan

97

23% Aug

97

100

89

Jan

98

common.....*

10%

10%

10%

II,533

9

Feb

_10J

ill

11% July

109%

111

205

101

Mar

*

45 %

45%

46

1,861

33

__

preferred

100

Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Preferretd
McColl

Frontenac

Mitchell,
Class

(Robtl

B

Molson

Oil

class A—

■

*

al7%

class

A

Morgan

&

National

Co

&

27

26%

27

1,000

27

27

75

7.00 July

Jun

18%

565

16

22%

22%

22%

400

17% Mar

al3

Mar

26% Mar

22%

Sep

Ontario Steel

27

13%

Jun

13%

Jun

al4

25

13%

Feb

15

Apr
Sep

a

14

*

47

47

47

15

*

60%

60'%

62

2,856

46% May

♦

44%

42%

44%

1,076

34

Jan

100

164

164

165

25

161

Mat-

Products..

___*

26

37%

30%

30%

300

*

70

69

70

45

__1

35

34

35

450

*

56%

56

57%

1,450

*

63

63

64

885

common.—*

59%

59%

59%

1,095

44

..100

102

102

102

12

100

13

13

155

Powell River Company
Power

Price

Corp
Bros

4%

&

.

Canada

of

Ltd

Co

preferred

Provincial Transport

"

Power

Rolland

Mar

35%

Jan

48%

Aug

46%

Aug

23%

170

Jan

Jan

30% July

66% May

73

al8

10

13

Apr

17% July

17

2,336

14%

Jan

19

150

3.00

Jap

*

21%

21%

21%

35

4 % Ye

preferred

Royalite

Oil

Co

30% Mar

36

40

58% July

47%

11 %

Mar

Jan

Jan

Aug

60

Mar

Feb'

Jun

67%

Jun

102% May
16% Jan

32%

32

32%

129

26

Jan

35

Aug

64

64

66

60

43

Jan

73

ar7

5

95%

Apt-

16

8,345

3o

300

*

common

St

15%

'

Power

Lawrence

15
34v2

__

pfd

4%%

Corp

Sherwin
7"c

Williams

preferred

Sicks'

Simon

(Hr

of

Canada

100

50

30

Feb

85

85

35

71

May

Internatl Inv Trust Ltd com—*

5%

17%

17%

127

13

Jan

177/a

Sep

100

a97

a97

3

95

Mar

97%

Aug

6 %

7%

1,725

6

Mar

7%

Jan

Ltd

*

Ingersoll Rand Co Ltd__

*

preferred

Canadian Marconi Company

Canadian

&

Power

Silk

Canadian

Western

Canadian

Westinghouse

Catelli

Products

Ltd

Class

Ltd

class

:

Dominion

& Sons 5'v

Soutbam

Southern

Canada

Triad

•

Wahasso

(Geo»

4%%

3.80

100

39%

4,555

5
class

3.80

38%

a56

a56

a57

110

a51

a51

2

50

A

23%

25

1,600
1,510

100

a96

a96

15

8%

8%

840

Freiman

Ltd

class

Can

4%.%

(A J)

1
*

A

*

pfd

Securities

Hydro-Electric

100

Corp_

Jun

29%

Jun

26'%

Aug

38

Jan

26

Apt-

1.80

Jan

28%

Sep

2.80 May

Jan

145

Sep

95

Apt-

95

Apr

7

Mar

10

May
Jan

28 %

Sep

86

277

68 %

Jan

88

Aug

11
—

Chipman

4%

rJ»

p^
GYc

Ltd

Ontario

Ltd

*
*

com—13.50

85

11

__

__

11

100

102.

102

50

all

pfd__—10

Knitting,.
Ltd

Pow Co Ltd

&

19%

_*

Mercury

&

10
125

100

Oil

Mersey Paper Co
Lt

alO

23%

86

Distilleries

Corp

a8

231%

*

Maple Leaf "Milling Co Ltd

9% July

alO

& Paper Co

al2

a50

a50

200

200

9%

12

Jan

Jan

15% July

100

Jan

102% Mar

10

Jan

95c

20

May

131

Jan

14%

Jun

95c

May

200

Aug

al7

al7

al7

126

_5

65%

64%

66

73 7

48%

Jan

71

;___*

Paper Co

common

Newfoundland

39

38

39

75

31%

Jan

41% May

Light & Pow Co Ltd._lO

Atlantic

Power

Corp

6 Yo

cum

9%

Jan

18% July

July

GVf

a34%

a32 a34%

28

27%

Jan

32 '/8

1

3.70

3.70

3.70

2,500

3.60

Jun

3.70

100

Canadian

53

53

53

10

51

66

14%

Invest

of Canada—
1st preferred

non

cum
part 2nd pfd
Telephone Corp common

Russell

Industries

74%

50
5

Ltd

Southern Canada
Standard

22%

*

6%

Power

pfd

74%

100

22

22%

1,680

Mar

Aug

Sep

55

Aug

Jan

74%

Apr

25

Sep
July

& Materials Ltd
*
Suez Canal Co Founders Shares.—;—*

Tooke

Bros

16%

16%

al54

al54

5

36%

36%

36%

225

232

232

232

100

95c

95c

100

65c

Jun

95c

47%

750

41%

Jan

49

40

550

27% Mar

41% Aug

53%

54

155

40%

Apr

54

Sep

a7

a7

22

9%

Aug

11%

Feb

16

16%

985

23

23%

100

Paving

*

common

Corp class A

Trans

Oil

Mountain

Union

July

*

47%

47

565

15% Mar
140

Feb
Jan

26%
203

Mar

17%

Feb

155

Aug

36%

Sep

242

Jun

United

Line

40

of Canada Ltd

Gas

class

Amusement

Jan

104.60

Aug

Westeel

Mat-

84

Sep

Western

50%

Jan

74%

Sep

Wilson

51%

326

50

Jan

39 %

•

Sep
July

(L Ei

*

B___

*

Co Ltd

Pen

—

—

*

16%

*

23%

5

26%

350

11% May
21% Apr

26

26 %

100

23%

Feb

26%

Sep

8%

8%

500

5%

Jan

8'A

Sep

Products

150

45

Feb

15

150

July

30

275

27

Jan

29

25

27

100

5

100

18

675

47

a50

551/4

57

49 %

156

Aug

Aconic

Jan

Alta

30% Aug

Jan

29

May

25

6.50

6.80

Anacon

Jan

100%

Jun

Arno

20%

Feb

Jan

47

Jun

51

Jun

57%

Jan

4.35
14 %

Jan

7.40

Jan

Jun

17% July

Baska

12

Jun

19

July

Apr

79

Sep

Belle

4.80

Feb

Sep

Boreal

15

8.00

1,130

58

15

104

Feb

106

Sep
Aug

305

12

Sep

19

Jan

15

&

MONTREAL

Jan

123

Uranium

20c

6,800

9c

Jan

32c

Apr

18c

22c

47.800

15c

Aug

44c

Mar

3.30
4c

5c

7,000

2c

Jan

7c

Apr

8c

8c

9%c

25,000

7c

Mar

13c

May

50c
20c

50c

52c

16,800

43c

Feb

72c

July

Ltd

Ltd—-1

Bouscadillac
Bouzan Gold
Brunswick

Mines

Gold

3.40

Uranium

Mines

Collieries
Lithium

Cassiar
Celta

Mines

Ltd

Apr

Mines

Dev &

Jan

33c

Sep

200

69c

Jan

3.45

Jun

3c

Apr

19 %c

Jun

40c

May

1.16

July

7c

Jan

—

38c

29c

70c

6,000

25c

35c

222,000

2.55

55c

2.70

1,455

37%c

49c

13.100

25c34%c

138,800

13%
4.10

1.05

25c
4c

»

Gold

Ltd
Ltd

Mines

Conro

Development Corp Ltd
Consol Central Cadillac Mines

Office:

ST. JOHNS, P. Q.

Consolidated

Deniscn

Consolidated

City, HAnover fc-0575

Fenimore

Copper-Cliff

Cons

Cortez Explorations
Cournor

Mining

Co

Mines
Iron

9.60
10%c

1
1
—1

1.20
40c

13%

200

4.00

4.20

7,950

20c 26%c

25,450

Ltd

—

2.30 May
12c

.

3c
10

Mar

Mar
Jan

4.00 July
20c

4.20

Sep
Jan

14%

16%

18.152

11%

11%

600

1.00

1.20

19,100

23c25%c

22.806

4%c

7,000

9.60
9.60
9c 10%c

200

6.00

Jan

11,500

7 v2c

Jan

4c

9%c
1.18
40c

10c
1.22
42c

8Mrv

1.00 Aug.
22c
2c

Jan

Jan

2,500

7c

Jan

33.000

tfOc

Mar

40c

Sep

4%c

9,000

35c

2.95
57c

48c
15
4.75

55c

16%
14
2.74
58c

Apr

Sep
Jan

July
July
Jun

May
Mar

Sep

July
Apr

Apr

6%c

Apr

11

July

21 c

Mar

18c
1.24

Apr
Aug

81c

May
Mar

Ltd—1

16c

16c

31.600

Jan

18c

1

10%

10

11

4,200

2.10

Jun

15%

Jun

Mines—7

1.90

1.90

1.90

1,000

1.90

Sep

2.44

Jun

1

3.50

1.15

Jan

3.55

4%c

3.55
4%c

5,600

1

3.30
4c

2.500

2'Ac

Feb

7c

Apr

23c

24c

2,000

9c

Jan

28c

Aug

Ltd

Mining—

Ltd

90c

1,000

—

*

Feb

17c

294,900

25c

*

45c

Jan

18c

16%

Ltd.

Jan

4c

33c

1

Ltd—__1

15c

1,000

2.25

1

Corporation
Mining Co Ltd

3,500

7%c

15c

1

Ltd

20c

7%c
33c

Ltd_3

—

Gold

Chibougamau Explorers

-

4.10

2.25

1
1

Mines Ltd

(Dunsmuir)

Asbestos

Centremaque

Phillips Square

CHICOUTIMI

Jan

17'Ac

Telephone PL-9501

-

3.05

__

65c

___1

—

Ltd
Mines__

Chibougamau

Cartier-Malartic

SHERBROOKE

5,000

18c

33%c

*

Ltd..——1

Mines Ltd

Tung-Sten

33c

1

....

Min & Smelt Corp

Hill

—

—1

Vtc_,

Ltd

Metals

Rare

Canadian

230 Notre Dame St. West, Montreal

1

1

:

Mines

Mining Corp
Chibougamau Mines Ltd.;

Canadian

EXCHANGE

1

Carnegie Mines Ltd

-

Sep

3.30

Bellechasse

EXCHANGE

York

9.80

-1

Gold

EXCHANGE

Branch

Jan

4c

Corp

STOCK

St., New

3.75

*

1

Mines

Lake

STOCK

1203

1,280

..1

Ltd

Mining
Red

Campbell

HART

STOCK

9.80

13c

Ltd.

Mines

Mines

Eathurst

66%

104% 104%

9.55

15c

20c

Ltd--—-..—

Sulphur Mining Corp

Corp Ltd—:
Atlas Sulphur & Iron

1.700

15

9.80

1

Metals

3,791

123

Jun

Sep

Feb

Ascot

5,750

119%

1
Ltd—

Mines

Mines

79

18

24%

—1

Ltd

Lead

Arnora

41%

315

—*

Stocks—

Ameranium

Aug

43

3,600

16%

Ltd

C)

Mining Co

37

2,006

(J

Mines

17%

80

Ltd
Breweries

Canada
Ltd

Mining
49

al50

8.09

Local Branch:

16% Aug

54% July

7.50

123

Pipe

Sep

TORONTO




22% Mar

23%

*

McColl-Frontenac

Minnesota

8%

(Walter M)__

Melchers

Moore

*

Ltd class A—*

Paints (Can)

CANADIAN

43.

Jun

52

145

75%

*

page

82

Jan

2.15

78

MEMBERS:

see

Jan

50

28%

Calumet

footnotes

Sep

54%

1.95

65

a50

SAVARD

For

Sep

3.80

Jun

28%

*

3.80

41

136%

8.00

TROIS-RIVIERES

Jun

144

103

ie%

100

-

3.35

Feb

34% Mav

28%

of

Co

Motor

Burnt

QUEBEC

May

39%

Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Manufacturing Ltd

Ford

...»

William

Jun

40

Feb

Feb

40

47

6.70

*

62

29

Jan

3.60

33

18

Central Gas

Jan

36

587

___♦

preferred

Winnipeg

25

37%

18

common

12

13

110

37

35

29

57%

*

Leaseholds

Western
Weston

Jan

Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd-"1

Beatrice

Walker Gooderham & Worts

70

Mar

Jan

29%

100

_»

Cotton

Aug

13

2,521

17%

__

____»

Corp

55

25

Barvallee

Steel

Aug

325

2,682

:

*

Oils

United

Jan

18

a23

16

30

18

common

9
10

Jan

24%

84

—

____*

Steel Co of Canada

3.80

Jan

Aug

a23

74%

100

Power

a28

3.80

Jan

4

23%

97% Aug

49

_100

Co

150

July

34% Aug
85

6

*

104.10

30

___•

...—

57

Jan

12%

*

Engineering Works Ltd
Magnesium Ltd—.—

Dominion

10% May

al45

al45

___

pfd___

115

a37 % a37 %

*

Corp

Llmitee

Frere

25
100

17

a28

*

Ltd

Paper Corp

Zellerbach

&

A_.__*

a7%
a7.00

17

57

A—10c

B

Consolidated

a7%
a7.00
17

*

class

Advert

Gen

7

*
—*

U—

B

Neon

David

Co

85

class A_*

Corp

Lumber Co

Products

Food

Class

Claude

1

Paper Inv Ltd

Canadian

51%

*

certificates..

27

75
525

34

72%

*

com

15%

36

77%

72%

50

common

Ltd

Simpsons

104.10

__

„—83
common—

...

Breweries

Voting, trust

100

common

Shawinigan Water & Power
Scries A 4% preferred

23% July
36% Aug

24%

Waterman

Saguenay

Jan

20% May
33% Mar

May

aP'7

109

Ltd

Preferred

July

5.00

Jan

*

common

al8

4.90

__

Aug

62

*

Paper

497/8 Sep
13% May

4.90

Traders Finance

Quebec

Jan

34

Quebec

Page-Hersey Tubes..
Placer Development—.—

10%

36

Mexican

al3al3%

__

4,960

preferred

6,460

24%

Pacific
7%

Jan

131/4

36

MacLaren Power

Aug

35%

common

36%

12%

24%

May

27

34

Mills

High

960

*

Internat

27

35

Mines Ltd

Low

49"%

*

Lowney Co Ltd

Jan

Weaving

Ogilvie Flour

Range since Jan. 1

High

49

16%

Investments

Gen

July

Feb

*

Ncranda

Shares

4.90

Dredge & Dock Co Ltd

July

23

18

—-5

Wire

for Week

Low

49%
13%

Sales

Range

Jun

22%

Car Corp

Niagara

Week's
of Prices

16"%

Packers Ltd class B

19

2.50 May

__

5

com

Preferred
National Steel

Exchange

Funds

Sugar

Dominion

46 %

17% July

1,152

18%
*

Chemical

32

4.50

r—»

common

Drug

al8

4.00

*

—

-1

B

Montreal Locomotive———

115

Jan

4.50

•»

Breweries

Class

.

_

Aug

1

Fleet
MacMillan &

49

Jan

*

Power

Feb

1

&

Crown

21% May

3

a20

29

250

Mar

33 V4 Mar

775

25

a20

24% May
124

60

al2% al2%

__

„3

..

class

39,

—

5

.

Lower St Lawrence

7%
61%

25%

Shops

Acceptance

Jan

Jan

a?2

.

—___.25

(John

Laura Secord Candy

7

49%

102 % Mar

*

Ltd

43

Ltd

Co

Canada

Canadian

___*

Ltd

(John)—.4..,

Limited

Feb

common—5

Corp

Service

9.85

_7.50

.

Public

7%

Jan

84

Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Jamaica

17

7.25

•

—

Preferred

16%

25

common

common

525

:

Hosiery

Jun

52

Packers Ltd class B_«

Columbia

Company

Butterfly

Co

Development

Anglo-Nfld

Brown

50 %

*
5

Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper

200

10
com

45%

&

Canadian

8.20

58

_

July

Canadian Stock

8.20

106

Powders

Bronze

6Ye ' preferred
Nickel of Canada

July

64

45

__

.100

Int

48 %

Jan

45

3,413

common.."

preferred

May

50

10

69%

£1

Industrial

39

49

2,010

Toronto-Dominion

68%

common's

preferred

590

61

60

Canada

Canada

47

50%

60%

Mar

10%

60%

Tobacco of

46%
50%

__

10

Aug

58

43%

Imperial

46%

Imperial

stocks

10%

♦

Ltd

42

Feb

28

10

34% July
114

58

*

Oil

May

10

Scotia

Canadienne

Aug

Jan

10%

50

Imperial

25

Nova

Mar

♦

Oil

High

150

Banks—

Jun

29

3

preferred

Low

26

Montreal

5

Jun

1

common

Range since Jan. 1

High

25 %

__

16 V* May
7
Jan

♦

Corp

Shares

Sep

a7

for Week

Low

♦

common

July_

77

1

common

Paper

Jun

29%

Goodyear Tire 4'< pfd inc 1927
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Smith

Aug

20

—

Wares

146

25 Va
25

Jun

♦

Canada

Dynamics

General

1.75 Aug

4,320

32%

preferred

$2.CO

Aug

Par

Zellers Limited

Sales

Range
of Prices

Aug

4,680

32

common

5'/e

20
42 %

7%

30

common

Gatineau

Apr
Feb

_100

Co

Co's

15

28%

12%

145

Heating Products

Foundation

41% Mar

24%

32

com

Fraser

High

Feb

7%

__

Sec

33%

Week's

Last
Sale Price

12 %

—

Eddy Paper Co class A pfd
Electrolux Corp
L_
Enamel &

700

*

Ltd

Canada

of

37 %

—100

Ltd

Bros

Dow Brewery

9

1

23 %

24 %
7%

*

Jan.

Low

*

Stores

SEPTEMBER

STOCKS

Range since

High

.—*

Coal

&

ENDED

Friday

Shares

Low

Chemical common—•

Dominion

WEEK

for Week

of Prices

Sale Price

Par

FOR

Sales

—1

—

15c

Sep

39

40

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1048)

.

..

Monday, September 12, 1955

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's

Friday

(Cont.)

Canadian Stock Exchange

Last

of Prices

Low

*

Mines

Metals Corp

Metal

July

18

Mar

Okalta

Oils

19c

19c

1,000

15c

Feb

36c

Apr

Pacific

Petroleums

78c

89c

77,200

48c

Sep

Phillips

-1

24c

5,000

July
Sep

89c

24c

35c

7.00

7.10

801

1.12

1.20

4,900

1

7.40

6.45

7.40

1,500

2,10

40c

40c

45c

14,600

24 %c

Feb

53c

Jun

29

29%

225

Jan.

30

Jun

5c

5!/2c

8.500

Jan

Ltd

(1945)

Frobisher Limited

4.50

4.55

2,600

24 %c

27c

58,600

15c

May

27c

18c

Gulch

3,000

17c

July

78c

Hollinger Cons

Iso

1.75

Gold

•

Quebec

22

2c

7.25

Feb

72c

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1.50 May

Feb

7.40

3.85 Mar

Apr

10c

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Oils Development
Valley Oil Co Ltd-

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Oils

90c

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Co

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1.86

1,200

15%

200

19%

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Ltd

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Jaculet

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Jardun

Mines

1,830

15% Mar

25

5%c Jan

19c

Westburne Oil Co Limited

•

Ltd

9c

12c

2,500

1.66

4,600

32c

36c

13,600

32c

Sep

70c

6c

8c

55,000

2%c

Jan

8c

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Sep

voting

69c

52c

69c

38,124

25c

25c

32c

23,000

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—

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8c

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9c

7c

13,000

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69c

Sep

Aug

37c

May

18

18

100

40c

45c

4c

1.65 Aug

Jan

Abitibl

Power

4%%

&

12c

Apr

Feb

18

Sep

53c

Aug

Gas

Acme

Zinc

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Ltd.

43c

Explor Co Ltd

17

17

17

10Q

9.10

Jan

5.40

5.40

5.45

700

5.40

Jun

6.15

Feb

Alba

7%c

7%c

500

5%c Feb

12 %c

Apr

299,100

5%c

24 %c

Sep

9%c Jan

Lake

Shore

Lavalie

Mines

Ltd

Ltd

Mines

—

Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd—
Lorado

Uranium

Louvicourt

Mines

Goldlields

24c

Ltd

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Jan

2.20

1,000

33c

35c

35c

40,500

16c

Jan

63c

Apr

27,300

43c

Jan

1.05

Jun

1.75 Aug

Mines

Ltd

70c

Mclntyre-Porcupine
Merrill

Island Mining

70c

82

82

25

2.50

2.15

2.50

85,000

46c

Jan

50c

50c

500

50c

Aug

25

Ltd

25

400

16%

Jan

1

Meta Uranium Mines

Mining

60c

82

Ltd.

Mines

of Canada
Mogador Mines Ltd

Corp

Molybdenite Corp of

Ltd

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5.15 Mar

90

Jun

2.50

Sep

1.40 July
25% July

89c

88c

92c

24,700

41c

Jan

1.05

1.85

Canada Ltd.

Nama
New

1.70

2.03

17,100

80c

Jan

2.70 May

1.90

Feb

1.80

2.05

1.13

1.13

400

23c

23c

25c

19,500

84c

70c

86c

48,200

21c

Mar

a40

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50

40c

Aug

65c

2.15

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2.01

2.15

60,075

79c

Feb

2.50

1.97

2.13

106,500

1.97

Sep

2.13

14%C

12c

17c

93,600

3%c

Jan

17c

Sep
Sep

15c

17c

11,500

Feb

24c

7.00

July

7.00

7.50

1.20Q

3.50

Jan

70c

70c

1,000

36%c

Jan

90c

Apr

47c

38c

49c

177,025

15c

Jan

49c

9.60

8.00

9.70

14,500

Sep
Sep

20c

16c

20c

9,000

15c

47c

4*5c

67c

26,700

39c

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New

Highbridge

New

Lafayette

Mining Co Ltd-

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Coal

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1

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&

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Royran

New

Santiago

New

*

Vinray Mines Ltd
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-

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Normetal

Nudulama

Obalski

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Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd.
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;

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Pacific

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60c

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14 %c Mar

3c

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2.35

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13%

1,800

25

25

65

11c 17 %c

362,404

7%

7%

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Standard Gold

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Rock

Sullivan

Mines

2.75

Jun

1.13

Sep

26c

Aug

1.11

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Amanda

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American

Iron

Cons

Mines

American

Lake

Tazin

Mines

Tiblemont

Sep

7.50 Aug

9.70

24 %c

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84c

85c

7,100

58c

65c

70c

5,600

50c

22c

21c

26c

37,225

21c

Sep

95c

95c

1.00

40,985

78c

Mar

28c

28c

2,800

20c

Jun

2.20

2.15

2.30

7,675

1.60

Jan

2.65 Mar

1.70

1.80

1,100

1.50

Jan

2.50 Mar

34c

33%c

17

Uddlen

Mines

Lithium

Arcan

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20c

Feb

3.80

3.90

8,300

9%c

1,000

14%

14%

100

29c

33c

94,000

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10c

26,500

28

28

400

1.90

1.90

300

1.07

1.10

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9c

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11% Mar
9c

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3c

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5.05 May
14c
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18

Apr

Aug

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3.55

3,148

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104

112

8,712

69%

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112

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27

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26

Feb

27

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107

108

30

106

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600

82c

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22c

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1.20

200

1.20

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1.02

100,832

6c

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1.09

95c

51c

1,000

13 %C

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34

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Avillabona

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14%

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13c

13,000
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Calalta

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18c

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40c

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1.45

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17c 18 %c

26,500

10c

41c

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41c

41c

45c

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10,500

28c

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69c

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55c

62c

Jan

30c

Aug

39

39

750

1.77

1.90

34,550

69c

Jan

45c

50c

62,600

24c

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21%

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2.15

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40

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59c

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1.55

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23

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61

55c

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7.80

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51c

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20

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1

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97c

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3,500

1.04

23,550

1.89

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2.55

2.65

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65c

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31c

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93c

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20c

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17

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2.25

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51%

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85c

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13 %c

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56c

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61c

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25

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2.26

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Company Limited

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Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Winnipeg Stock Exchange

Wire system to all offices

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60 Wall Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380

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Jun

May

2.25

1

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25

—

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2.33

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63

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2.10 Aug

80c

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1.30 Mar

43c

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1.80

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7 %c

—

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*
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29c

1.84

warrants

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41% May

1

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Jun

2.78

*

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Uranium

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19c

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38c

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60c

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SECURITIES

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1.73

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1

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1.55

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20c

—

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1.98 July

23c

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1

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8.10 Mar

9c
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Jan

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Bankfield

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1.40

2.30

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7.00

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Jan

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1

618,393

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80c

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1.50

1.15

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:

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1.80 May

38c

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1.01

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Quebec Labrador Devel Co Ltd

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Jun

35c

1.65

60 %c 60 %c

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16

7%c

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35c

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stocks

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Sep

Aug

1.77

Canadian

2.85 Mar

20c

42%c Jun

2.00

10% Mar
80c

Toronto Stock

Jan

1.36

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400

200

35c

1

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1.35

54.475

1.77

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10 %c

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«

Jun

1.38

a89%c

-

Ltd

Mines

1

High

12

10 %c

-

Aug

July

1.80

_

Jun

8

2.33

6%c

—

Ltd

Joliet-Quebec

Ian.

a88c

12
—

*
_

—

Jun

23%

Feb

1.09

2.00

Par
Jack

since

Low

5.15 July

32c

Mines

Ltd

Oil

Sep

22%

1.65

Mining & Dev Co..

Uranium

5.00

1.75

22%

Ltd.

Mines

24c

15%

Ltd—

Gold Mines Ltd—

Huoson-Rand

Inspiration

27c

—_—————

Mines

Gold

Rar ge

High

Jan

*

Ltd—

Metals

Mines

Ltd

Mines

Gunner

5c

*

Ltd

Uranium

Low

Sep

18c

29

———1

■

Mines

Grandines
Gui-Por

Shares

9%c May

1

Mines Ltd

Nickel

for Week

Aug

7.05

—

Ltd—

Mines

Par

19c

Refining Co Ltd

Mines

Fontana

15

24c

Ltd—

Fab

' High

Low
300

Sales

Range
of Prices

Sale Price

84c

Ltd—

Falconbridge

15 %

Week's

Last

1

1

Minerals Ltd

Eastern

Friday

Range since Jan.

1

Duvex Oils &

East

East Smelting

9

-1

Copper Co Ltd——,—

Sullivan

SEPTEMBER

—1

Ltd—

Mines

Asbestos

Dominion
Duvan

ENDED

STOCKS

Shares

High

15'/4

Par

Ltd

Mines

Dome

WEEK

for Week

Range

Sale Price

stocks

FOR

Sales

Apr
May
Jun

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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

Week's

Friday
'

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STOCKS

Last

Range

Par

Blbis

Yukon

Bicroft

Uranium

Bay

1

.

Blue

Rock

Cerium

Bobjo Mines
Bonville

Mines

2.55

2.95

9c

8%c

9c

3,600

1.55

1.83

43,050

32

32

2.05

2.25

22,700

56c

49c

60c

64,000

1

13c

1372c

14c

14c

1

40c

35c

__1

8c

8c

8%c

Bralorne Mines

*

3.50

3.40

Bridge

Traction

Tank

&

Warrants
Mines

Britalta

1

Ltd

American

British

Columbia

Coniaurium

19c

Apr

Conro

65c

July

Consolidated

5%c Mar

17c

Apr

Consolidated

Sep

Consolidated Bellekeno

8,000
12,400

2.10

4.00

Jun

7 %

Jun

97» Mar

47%

Apr

49% Aug

2.80

2.80

30

1.41

Jan

3.00 Aug

Consolidated

317a

31%

3274

96

96

96

Jan

105

106

175

103

Apr

10672 July

54

54%

185

52

Jan

2.50

Apr

Jun

3.85

Jan

3,454

25%

Apr

130

92 %

33% July

52

52 7a

340

50'/4 Aug

Sep

Packers

51%

class

*

14

A—_

18

52

590

13%

—50

14

7,100

18

18

Telephone Co

2

Mines

Mines
Mines

49%

95

1.88

59,300

5.00

132

87aC

14,000
12,750

28c

62,200

18c

26c

24c

13

14

550

55c

__

50c

55c

25,250

7c

Buffalo

9c

—:

Canadian

15 %c

16c

Consolidated

Howey

2.15 Aug

Consolidated Mic

Mac

Calnorth

Oils

Consolidated

Mining

Consolidated

Morrison

Consolidated

Consolidated

Consolidated

Consolidated

Cement

Preferred
Canada

11c

12c

8,600

17c

Apr
Apr
Apr

17c 19 7aC

10,000

Mar

Met
Oil

Negus

Class

Explorations

87c

Jan

29 78 Mar

13

1,859

11

Aug

14

75c

9,377

41c

Aug

75c

9

150

Jan

10

16%

6,135

34c

76,593

7%

13% May
14 72c

187a

Feb

Jun

55c

Apr

500

6.35

2,166

4.90

Apr

6.65

Canada Southern

14%

167a

64,499

4.15

Apr

1672

Sep

7.60

1.000

36 72

38

2,370

13 %c

Jan

29c

7.00 July
36 74

Cable

Astoria

Canadian

Admiral

Canadian

Atlantic

Canadian

Bank

Red

Consumers

Copper

Cliff

class

Copper Corp
Copper-Man

Corby

(H)

Class

Cosmos

177a Mar

Jan

34

Sep

Crolnor

8

Mar

Sep

Crown

76

76 74

430

66

Jan

Mar

Crown

2.44

2.60

59,846

48c

Jan

3.90

Jun

Crows

2.80

2.80

800

Aug

4.70

Jan

Crowpat

Jan

Cusco

.

•

Aug

13%
81

2.40

1.30

1.50

1,500

1.10 Aug

41

41

60

37% Mar

41

Aug

Apr

37

July

Jan

95

Feb

92

3674

•

37

m

33

90

92

380

83%

85c

85c

500

75c

2.04

345

2.75

1.40 Mar

Aug

34 72

25
250

1.98 Sep
2072 July
12% Jan

41

13 7a

65

Mar

,85

36c

Aug

56c

80

'*

85

272

40c

85

45c

7,358

52c

48 7eC

56c

17,726"

6.30

6.20

6.50

3,956

20

46 74

4674

47 74

1,902

*

31%

31 %

32

3,890

25

33

32%

33

365

—

Oils

40c

3.90 July

7.30

Apr

3974

Jan

25

Mar
.

60c

Apr

5.65

July

14

Jan

Sep

July
Jan
Feb

48% July

32% Aug

28% May

33

Craig

65c

68c

11,750

36

36

36 7a

555

*

29 7s

29

29 7a

125

1974 May

29 74

*

20%

2074

207a

1,875

20

Apr

25

100

33

Acr

3772

Jan

14% July

:

common

__25

2,830

11%

11,660

—:

(Dunsmuir)

*

common-

Warrants

—

—

70c

67c

23 72c

Canadian Devonian Petroleum

70c

57c

8%

8.50 May

14 72

Securities class A

89c

24

24%

1,285

15%

Jan

3.25

3.25

180

7

7

110

52

..®

52

50

class

430

410

430

255

12

12

12

200

»

Carbons

Machine

*

A

2.25

2.15

2.25

30,041

8

8 74

140

50c

46c

50c

9,950

•
«

Cos

•

23 74
10

9

10

1,605

1

common

95c

93c

1.00

270,825

Warrants
Gas Reserves

Canadian

Pacific

Canadian

Petrofina

Ltd

Canadian

Pipelines

&

Railway

1.75

4%
35

2.40

27

Mines

7%
65

Sep

Feb

May

Porcupine

Chemical

7,163

40c

Sep

52c

Sep

80c

500

45c

Jan

1.90

Apr

Min

1

95c

85c

1.10

256,078

60c

Feb

9c

Feb

20 c

19c

23c

21,725

•

4.75

4.45

4.75

65,523

46c 49 %c

9,625

1

46c

*

5.50

5.10

5.75

2,300

24

23%

24%

6.30

6.30

6.45

3,480
3,650

l

3.55

3.10

3.65

2.04

4.75

5

1,100

36%

35%

"37

400

pfd._20

19

19

19

30

170,425

1.59

1.54

46c

4.75

1.42

20

24 74

Jan

6.75 May

1.10

Jun

3.65

1.70

35,400

27c

25c

29c

79,333

11c

Jan

33c

Aug

17%

18%

2,210

1672

Jan

19 7s

Jun

*

16%

16%

17 %

6,222

16

Aug

17%

Jun

*

13%

13V8

13%

475

10% Mar

13%

1

1.28

1.25

1.33

17,400

35c

Jan

23c

22c

23c

2,300

9c

Jan

5.00

5.00

100

7%c

8%c

2,000

7c

20 %c 25 %c

32,000

19c

1.48

772C

_10

31%

31

31%

5

56

54%

56

4.75

29%
18

37c

Apr

3172

Aug

56

Sep

Jan

138

July

1

1.15

15c

July
Jun

Del

Ltd

Ltd

Dome

1

July

Aug
Jun

1.85

Jan
Jan

1274 July

4.25

600

2.70

Jan

5.50

5.25

5,300

4.50

Jan

2.15

3.25

95c

1.00

1,450

15c

16c

11,000

14c

9%c

9%C

3,500

301,010

1.35
70c

3.25

Jan

24c

7c

Jgn

18c

25c}

Jan

60c

37c

48c

43.402

1.95

1,300

1.57 May

6%

6%

100

6%. Feb

18

18

18

210

4.80

4.75

4.95

21,927

8c

8c

8V4C

15

Aug
Sep

1.10 July

Jan
Jun

1.80

Jan

7

74

20

3.35 Mar

15,100

5c

5.40

11,200

31c

Chibougamau Exporl

-1

1.20

1.15

1.23

40,100

1

>1.65

1.42

1.80

40,810

2.99

3.00

86

86 '/a

9c

9%c

Consolidated

35,050

95c

91c

99c

8.806

1

85c

85c

89c

5,900

1

Willans

Equip-

»

:

Lake

98c

Copper

1

see

page




43

.

.

2,705
..

105

8%

,

8%

935

97c

1.00

2,000

13c

1

:

footnotes

.

9c

1

Mining Corp

Mines

86

87c

16

Inv

Dominion

Steel

Coal—

1.80

Jun

May

2.15

Jun

30'/a

Apr

45% Aug

1,500

5.10

Jun

6.00 Aug

15%

16%

5,340

20c

10,200

18 %c

4.75

4.75

4.75

29%

14% July

50

28

5,670

23
53
19

19%

37

38%

1.15

1.00

1.35

*

1272

12%

12%

*

7%

1

4372C

34c

Jun

3.00

Apr

4.75

1772 Mar

July

29% July

102

May

105 74

Sep

13

Mar

28 72

Aug

40

53

1972

Feb

15c

25

24%

3774

18 72 Mar

2,450

105 105%
24

*

.

1.80

60c

7,178

28%

•

Jan

Feb

45

*

&

Stores

1.10

15c

6.80

18 7.C

*

Rights

39,900

Jan
Jan

1.25 Mar

43

50

pfd

33c

5.40

100

Scottish

Dominion

Tar

Preferred
Dominion

Donnell

Chemical

&

com

52

May

53

Jun

7,375
,

157b

Apr

20 7e

Aug

2,048

2874

Feb

43

Aug

1.00

56,717

1.75 Aug

Sep

common

&

1

Mudge common....:

13c

9,000

86c

95c

98,350

40 %c

45c

47,900

32c

Mar

1.05

1.05

200

40c

May

30

*
30

80c

Mar

30

128

25

2172 Mar
7

1.70
65

Jun

July
Jun

.

-—

8%c May
82c

81c

74c

88c

123,700

66c

Aug

92c

Aug

21 %c

28c

57,450

17c

Jun

36c

July

1.01

1.00

1.05

95,050

Sc

9%c

4,300

1.00

72c

77*
96c

1.18

Feb

Feb,,.
Aug

Eastern

Smelting & Refining

Eastern

Steel

Eldrich

2.35

2.55

7.00

7.10

1.12

1.24

99,550

7.55

85,200

1

5

*

Investment

class

7%C

Feb

10c

Jan

Aug
Jan

10% July
1.37
80c
1.15

Apr

38

7772

38%
78

550

7.55

18 74

3872

29% Mar

Aug

Sep

79

Jan

1.10

Mar

Aug

79c

Jan

55c Aug

45c

Sep

6.00 July

Apr
Jan

33

Jan

7.80 Aug
1.52 May

Aug

8 7»

5,906

55c

Jan
Jan

3.75

860

74

387a

4.00

50-

225

Mar

2.95

July

5.00
69c

18c

Ltd

Sol

Jun

1

common

—

Gold

76c

75c

76c

8,150

1

11 Vac

9c

12c

24,298

672C

Jan

1274C July

1

Mines

Pen-Rey Oils

El

Glacier

9c

8c

10c

17,000

8c

Jan

1472c

Apr

18c

Mar

54c

July

75

Aug

Corp

10

.

32c

*

Empire Life Insurance
Equitable Life Insurance
Eureka

5

18%

55c

10

20

Trust..!

A

5

18%

—1

El

Emerald

6.25

7.30

*

Machine

Ltd

2.10

7,755

1.20

Products

Washing

Economic

2.50
7.05

1

—

Mar

70

35c

3,500

70

70%

57

35

Feb

32

Feb

Warrants ext. to Jan

1

25

60

60

61

180

——.—1

1.49

1.25

1.82

365,175

70c

20,400

—

„——

1956

35c

25c

1.03 May
21c

'

62

Aug

1.89 Aug

July

77c

Jan

3074

Aug

—

23%

24%

2,042

23

July

29

28%

26%

29

2,373

25

Feb

1

2.29

2.00

2.29

2.45

2.65

2,650

40c

37c

45c

9,470

37%

38%

30%
18c

1.80

175,468

2.53

T
*

Tungsten Copper
class A

—20

Preferred

Kirkland

Jun

29

29%

—25c

Oils Ltd

Federal

29%

24

1

*

Famous
Players
Fanny Farmer
Faraday Uranium Mines

Grain

21%

7,911

29

—*

Falconbridge Nickel

1

18C

1.72

Jan
Jan

Mar

May
3.75 July
2.91 July

32c Aug

48c

185

26

Jan

43

30 %

150

29

Jan

31

Feb

21c

18,000

10c

Jan

28c

Aug

Aug
Jun

Jun

1.05 July
-

Aug

2.20

Sep

5c

12,483

1
1

Mines

Metals

Federal

23%c Jan

Jun

Aug

1.05 Aug
31

24c

1

Eastern

Sep

90

58c

Jan

I

Aug

3.50 July

Mar—

July

8% July

1

Ltd

Oils & Minerals

Apr

2.56

Jun

24 V2

Mar

Jan

Aug

1.25 Aug

1.25 Aug

1372

Jan

3,400

—*
—1

.

Co

9%

250

8

7%

1

Brewery
Copper

850

24

24

24

_———

Textile

Mines

Donalda

87c

Jun

3.00

43

1.18

Jun

1.65

*

Magnesium

Dominion

58c

Jan

35c

i

1.24

com

Preferred
Dominion

Farwest

16c

Feb

314,230

♦

21,200

1.10 May

Apr

2.05 Mar

Apr

50c

25

67,250

1.80

7.50 Mar

87c

1

24c

1.70

*

Ind—

Steel

&

Dyno Mines

5.20

45c

———_

20c

1.70

—I

Electrohome

Foundry

Apr

4.25

67 %C

Chrysler Corp

1.75
22 72C

2
2.50

—

(Western)—

Dome Mines

Duvan

5.20

Jun

1

Chromium

8%

*

Seagrams

Dominion

85c

11c

1

—

_

Exploration

Dominion

202,525

25c

;

i

Minerals

Distillers

85c

*

_•

Producers

Rio

Detta

Mines

Devon-Leduc

Duvex

28% July

Jan

50c

Chimo Gold

Jun

80c

Feb

3574

2.70 July

5.95

*

!.

Aug

2,500

*

Mines

342

*

50c

1172

13,359

Paper

7,500

40c

Jan

17 %c 19 %c

Elder

io

pfd

Jun

May

19 %c

Gold

Mines

Eddy

1.580

i

:

—

43c

Apr

18c

1

Delnite

1972 July

1.35

9%c

118,985

Sep

Aug

May

A

49c

Aug

40c

90c

117b July
477a Mar

2.80

1

26c

24%c May

12,000

Sep

9.75

16c

20c

7,750

95c

Jan

1.35

3.25

217ac

Sep
1172c July

Feb

54

103

39c

Apr

5.00

Mar

90c

July

9.45

1

33 %c

33c

Feb

Aug

52

565

-

Sep

3.35
30c

18

382

135 % 135 %

100

—

4.20

90c

Easy

2.75

1

2.30 July

Aug

1

D'Eldona

Sep

Sep

18%

Ltd

Mines

Horn

3.50 July

1.35

*

6.50 Aug

Feb

2.95

Deer

Feb

2.80

5.20

5.25 Aug
1.22 Jun

Sep

Feb

Sep

1.05

Jan

9.45

1

1.00 May
Jun

2.05 Mar

81c

Malartic

l

——

Jan

*

A

East Sullivan Mines

«

—

Mar

50c

Jan

155

East

84c

For

18c

16,008

25% July

17% Mar

1

July

23c

9

12

45 %c

Coldstream

80c

1.50

July

9 74C Aug

98c

Jan

28

Oil

Farm

80c

.

Apr

.1

Cody-Rico

52c

1

Jan

.1

Cockshutt

40c

1

3

Chib-Kayrand Copper

Coin

24,700

new

17

Chesterville Mines

Cochenour

128,066

14c

9

Fargo

Cobalt

17,600

17c

1

50c

12,304

Research

■

79c

13c

Mines—2.50

Amphi Gold

17,655

Mines

Citra-Lartic

Mar

8c

70c

13c

14c

92c

East

32,983

Gai Wines

Cheskirk

46c

70c
16c

Sep

2.92

Chamberlain Oil

Chateau

July

45c

Apr

26%

Centremaque Gold
Oils

Apr

64c

98c

13 74

34%

•

Leduc

70c

Jan

__1

class

61c

2.75

l

Aug

Aug

1

8%

Jun

25%

Ltd

1.07

40c

52c

Mines

Leather

Mar

33%

33 %c

Corp

Jun

May

20c

Ltd

Mar

2.84

Gas

Jun

49c

4.133

Minerals

12

26%

47c

39%

39,173

1

;

36c

34%

Pioducers—

Steel

4,110

7%

Jun

1

Western Nat Gas

Patricia

Jan

50c

-:

Pass Coal—

3.00

430

Jan

10

Trethewey

Chatco

24

1.90

25

Central Explorers

Charter

23

14174

preferred

Prospect

3.50

42c

l

Mines

Nest

Davis

July

4.10 Mar

Jan

Jan
Jan

Petroleums

Canadian Vickers

Aug

Jan

Jun

10c

Canadian Malartic

Central

2.00

42c

Pershing

D'Aragon

Feb

36c

24 74

52

Jan

Apr
Apr

—

Canadian Homestead Oils

Central

8,000

*

Mines

Dow

Central

2.95

Decoursey Brewis Mines

July

Mar

1.76

*

Jan

17c

167,659

100

July

60c

2.40

♦

Jan

8,500

2.00

A

Castle

2.78

Feb

90c

Aug

40c

Jun

5,265

207»c 23%c

2.28

common

Preferred

39

Jan

*

Products

1.75

Aug

29 V2

___•

Dredge

Asbestos

2.85

55c

39c

Bit

Dominion

65c

*

3672

Natural

7,400

50c

July

10c

11%

Oil

65c

42c

;

Zellerbach

1174

Canso

60c

2.80

*

Trust

11%

Canso

5.35 July

9,280

1

22%

36%

Cassiar

Aug

1.00

Ja|n

57,950

1

:

1,350

11%

Canadian

47c

Jan

4,500

36c
4.95

Feb

Mining

1,885

11%

Canadian

Jan

23c

30c

32c

60c

Imperial

13 74

*

&

24 72C

28c

4.55

Feb

•

33%

3

Oils

July

30c

July

3,100

Mining

/

12%

Decalta

Canadian Oil

Aug

75c

5c

86c

_

32%

Collieries

Canadian

19c

Jan

♦

B

327a

38 72

13%

common—,

Empire

Hydro

Jan

23c

*

Crestaurum

Canadian

Ice

10 72c

1,500

85c

—*

Feb

Canadian Chemical & Cellulose—

Canadian

700

7,200

35c

2

Ltd

Apr

2

common

Canadian

16c

16c

Aug

—

14 72

34%

—

Jan

16c

1

Dist class

30

36 74

B

2.65

15c

29

Poplar

Consol

125

13%

Commerce

Celanese

Canadian Gen

Mar

10

130

Canadian

Class

Feb

81c

Aug

25c

Dominion Asbestos
British

Food

75c

Jan

1.55

8,360

Coulee Lead

34 7a

Canners

Canadian

Jun

40c

9,314

2,900

Gas

Cournor

*

com

•.—

Canadian

35c

5,290

39

Conwest Exploration

17%

20

Oil

Breweries

Car

45,771

65c

31c

Consolidated Tungsten
i
Consolidated West Petroleum

317a

.

2.00

Oils

of

preferred

50c

1.95

38%

*

Sudbury Basin Mines

43 7a Mar

1.50

■

Minerals

Preferred

$1.75

40c

1.60

60c

Sannorm

10% Mar

Sep

-12.50

Canadian

Canadian

5.00 July

1

Consolidated
Consol

Jan

41

Steamship Lines

Canadian

2.60 Mar

34 72c

Mines

Consolidated

31

A

Preferred,

Canadian

2.10

10,520

25c

Quebec Gold

17%

31

Petroleum

Canadian

35,872

4.15

38%

Consolidated

July

/

s

class

&

11

3.65

'

_-_l

Wire

July
Sep
July

16c

*

Canadian

Aug

9

2.55
:

B

Canada

Jun

10%

1

Perscourt

76

_10

,

Canada Permanent Mortgage
Canada Southern Oils "warrants"
^Canada

13c

12%

17%

_

1572

Mar

35c

Consolidated Peak Oils

1374

A

Lands

Packers

872c Feb
25

28c

•

Warrants

Canada

Feb

180

28%

15%

20

class

Jan

Jan

Jun

Apr

25c

13c

7.55

Malting

Canada

May

37%

common

Machinery

Canada

16c

16%

Canada Iron Foundry
Canada

Jan

6.20

_.

Foils

Canada

5V2c

16c

-.

36c

60c

15c

Orlac

38c

:

1

Sep

Smelting

Northland

Jun

46%

_

Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake

19c

20c

1

Aug

1.40 Mar

Jan

32 %c

-

Jan

1,750

Explor

36c

Feb

16%

:

4%c

25c

,

&

16

67c

:

5,500

20c

Mines

Oils Ltd

Feb

47ec

13

_

15c 15 %c

1272 May

Mar

48c

Marbenor

Feb

Aug

427a

—

.

1572c

774 Mar
25c

1.87

Consolidated Nicholson

47

9)

Flon

26,650

30c

Apr
Apr

37,600

"A"

Flin

200

34c

4.70

16c

34,700

28

Calgary & Edmonton

10 %

27c

;

24c

12c

(expire Sept.

Canada

25,000

Jan

10%

32c

10 74

Consolidated Mosher

17c

Callinan

Calvan

9%c

7,800

10 74

:

Feb

6.00

19c

'

w

Burlington Steel

class

Jun

25c

July

9%c

Burns & Co Ltd

Rights

78c

July

61c

l

Halliwell

46 7a

—

—.

Hill

Burrard

Jun

Aug

14c

Guayana

Consolidated

7c

8c

Building Products
Bulldog Yellow Knife

70c

38c

58c

Arrow

Consolidated

46%

Buffalo Red Lake

Bunker

9c

July

3.70 Aug

61c

Consolidated

Buffadison Gold

Jun

260

16c

Golden

Feb

9.75

11%

Jan

2.75 Aug
42c
Mar

14,900

Mines

Jan

49c

Jan

143

1874 July

Jun

10 %c

8%

145

5.344

23.899

warrants

Consolidated

Sep

37% July
50 72 July

4.50 May

10c

Brunswick

Mining
Algoma Uranium

1.20

1,070

3.20

43c

Oil

Jun

20

Sep

1172c 12 74C

9C

Mining

2,601

1.75

12c

:.i

200

34

49%

1.85

Bruck Mills class B

16

11%

Sep

July

4.10

Iron

52

12
Apr
24% May
43 % Jan

16

•'

6.70

190 216V4

24c

Consolidated Gillies Lake

Consolidated

16

33%

—1.

33%

—

Dragon

197s July

Jan

Apr

21c

Mines

53 72

Aug

8%

410

5.00

___

Power

50

B

3.25

1

.

Cadillac

Denison

Fenimore

Class

300

3.00

Consolidated East Crest
Consol

54%

Central

Consolidated

4.90

July

38c

Consolidated Cordasun

9672 May

105

54%

1.30 May

2.50

5.00 July

20c

Consolidated Discovery

9,900

10

Apr

61c

*

75

35,254

Aug

3.00

4 7ec

21c

Bakeries

1,160

1.80

13 %c

9 74

100

41c

♦

48

3.00

Feb

1,225

1

Corp

Allenbee

8%

1.70

15,000

10

4.50

*

Development

Consolidated

7%c

11

190

Mines

1

High

4.75

3.15

'

2.70

Products

B

Brunston

Jan

Jan

Jan.

Low

9%

1172

«

Aug

100

—

1

6c

Range since

High

4.50

4.75

new

8

52

10

I10

Life

28c

'

__

«

II•

National

Confederation

Shares

7c

*

.

Petreleum

48

—50
Forest

Columbia

Buckles

24c

772c

Enterprises

Coniagas Mines

—50

British

Brunhurst

May

Combined

Commonwealth

for Week

of Prices

Low

1

Commoil

Conduits

1.75

—

British Columbia

"Brunsman

79c

13c

Yellowknife

July
Aug

2.90

Mar

Par

Colomac

July

40 72

Sep

1.60 Aug
24c

*

.

Columbia

Reef

Jan

,-100

—■

preferred

Broulan

32

12c Julv

Electric—

Columbia

Class

Jun

3.80

2.95

preferred

British

4.20

1.36 Aug

1

__

—

4%%. preferred
5%
preferred
4% %

1.80 May
6c
Jan

1

:

Oil

preferred

British

8

2.80

Petroleum

British

12%c 14 7aC

—50

—,

Brilund

4%%

*

.■

preferred

Apr

10,000

17,500

4.00

,

15c

Sales

Range

Sale Price

High

Jan

10c

Week's

I ast

1

17,700

50c

Mines

Boymar
Brazilian

100

2.25

____1

Gold

23,616

1

Bordulac Mines

Bouscadillac

4%

2.60

8,000

1

——.—

—

Gold

9

Friday

since Jan.

Low

12c

__50

-

SEPTEMBER

STOCKS

Range

High

10 %c

1

Ltd
preferred—;

Ribbon

12c

1.73

Mines

Uran

Blue

Shares

Low

1

Kirkland

Bidgood
Black

Mines

ENDED

for Week

of Prices

lie Price

,

WEEK

FOR

Sales

Jun

Federated
Fleet

—

"i-i—

Ltd

Aug

Debentures

5.90

3,530

1.95

2.10

2,540

*

143

13672

145

1,356

100

Jan

27 74

27

27 74

125

18

Jan

7 74C

772c

2,700

34%

34%

3572

1,762

4.45

4.40

4.55

20,450

70c

70c

70c

100

60c

93

92

9372

210

8574 May

*

—

common

*

Warrants

Aug

5.50

2,00

*

——

Francoeur Gold
Frobisher

Jan

5.65

*

Fdrd ,Motor class A
Foundation Co
iEwkSor-'-Cos

3.60

*

Petroleums

Manufacturing

100

1.75

"

Jan

5%c July
55
Feb
3.90 Mar

Apr

6.30 July
2.85 May

145

Sep

27%

Jun

13c

Apr

36

Aug

5.20 July
95c

May

96% Aug

41

42

(1050)

The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle

.

Monday, September 12, 1955

..

CANADIAN MARKETS
range

Toronto Stock Exchange

Friday

(Cont.)

•

Week's

Last

Sale Price

stocks

Gaitwln

1

Exploration
Gas Exploration of Alberta

Gatinea
Geco

Power

u

General

*

Motors

Petroleum

Geneva
Giant

Lake

_

5.25

Gold.

...

_

_

__

__

__

Sep

1.27 May

94c

2,175

10c

Feb

19c

May

3.75

3.60

3.90

50c

45c

51c

14,900

40c

Aug

27c

.1

27C

31c

50,200

18c

Feb

9 % c 10 %c

10,450

9%C

158

*

13,050

75

7%

1

7%
14%

30c

35c

27c

21c

28c

Gas

Utilities

7.80

7.70

8.00

Feb

Malartic

43

44

Uranium

14 %c Aug

Maple

175

Marcus

Jun

Feb

Oils

A

54c

Apr

13c

May

28c

4.25 Mar
29

Jan

8.40 Aug

Jan

47%

48
4.00

24

23%

24

18% May

24%

3.40

3.65

39,500

4.00

Apr

3.40

6%

400

7%

7% May

1.50 May
7
Jan

200

1.95

5% Jan

350

20%

1.34

1.75

8%

20%

285,550

16

9

Mar

92c

Mar

Feb

20%

Feb

2.44

Sep
July

7%c

Jan

40c

Apr

9%

Jan

19%

Jun

Jan

11%

Jun

Merrill

14c 18 %c

57,700

60

60%

325

9c

Jan

36c

Jun

Merrill

52%

Jan

62

Jun

Meta

25

17c

7,050

72c

17,360

Jun

8

10%c Mar
38c

4.000

16c

July

2,000

9

Apr

1.12

July

6,000

4c

Jan

9%c Mar

1,900 !

15c

Jan

30c

Feb

70c

72c

2,300

47c

Apr

80c

Aug

May

15c

14c

14c

15c

2,000

'63

63

63

85

6 %

6 %

6 %

22%

22%

23%

10»/2

10 %

10%

4,966

,15c 18%C

266,611

10c

35

53 %

Jan

15c

Feb

4,849

5

64

July

Apr

15% Mar
7.50
14c

Feb

Mar

10

Jan

25 %

Aug
12% July

28c

'

100

30

Feb

iik44% July

52

150

50%

Jan

53 % July

8.25

7.50

8.30

164,700

2.60

Jan

69

♦

68%

69%

2,175

51 %

Jan

28c

3,000

20c

9.00

4,424

l

28c

25c

1

Hy-Charger Petroleums

9.00

8.15
8c

9c

12,000

50%

51

314

l

9c

io

50%

*

41

41

ordinary^

41%

78,232

12'/4

12%

12%

2,840

£1

7%

7%

7%

May

7.05

Apr

7%c Mar
45

725

Jan

35% May
10% Mar
6

8.30 Aug

70

Aug

32c

Aug

10

Feb

15c

Apr

54

July

41%

Sep

12% Aug

Jun

7%

July

8c

8c

8c

3,500

4

*

%c

Jan

58%

58

58%

1,232

49%

Jan

106

106

50

12

12

4,700

10%

Jan

14

Feb

11%

Apr

17%

Aug

ioo
»

12

io

16%

16%

17

~_1

1,110

1.56

1.39

1.70

26,200

102% Mar

10c
Apr
61% July
106 % Aug

1.35 Aug

2.80 Mar

32 % Mar

37% July

i

»

37 %

International Mill'g class A
4% pfd_100
International Nickel Co common
*
Preferred

37

92

37%

300

92

25%

1

92

5

92

83%

85%

Sep

9,745

55

Jan

86

136% 136%

84

ioo
♦

% Aug

50

133

Mar

142

Mar

25%

2,116

24

May

21,870

25%

90% July

29% Mar

1.80

1.60

1.90

*

16%

16%

16%

5

27%

"III

27%

28

5,005

25%

Apr

30%

Jan

2.80

2.20

3.05

42,000

1.S5

Aug

3.05

Sep

250

1.50 Aug

12%

Feb

2.25 July

17% July

Jacknife Gold Mines Ltd—
Ltd

one

Waite

Jacobus

for

for

Mining

each

four

16c

Mining

Jellicoe

Ltd

;T

Kelvinator of Canada..
Kenville Gold
Lake

Kirkland

50c

Sep

72c

7c

Jan

69c

1.70

1.88

4,700

41c

41c

5,750

1.20 Aug
34c

1.88

76c

45c

9c

9%c

25,400

22 %c

32c

144,390

85

85

15

95c

165,950

41c

Jun

48c

54,700

32c

Jan

95c

2.55

2,900

Jan

3.95

71c
45c

2.35

2.35
16 %

10,919

38c

Sep

8c

Jun

9 VeC

Jan

85

Sep

1.77

70c
17c
32c

87

Sep
Mar

36'C

40c
__

Lamaque

Exploration"!!

310

16%

Jun

23

3.500

5%c

Jan

20C

May
Jun

6,870

15%

Feb

3,250

26c

Jan

60c

Sep

25,500

11c

Feb

23c

Mar

3,200

65c

Jan

85c

July

50c

Jan

Jun

55c

Mar

18%

Sep

Apr

36c

37c

4,025

31c

38c

40c

5,100

35 %c

13c

■

13c

2,000

12c

Mar

17c

Mar

13c

Mar

32c

July

16c

19c

30,800

1.35

1.25

1.35

14,250

1.10

Jan

For

24%

24%

465

17

17

2.05

2.20

2,550

2.15

2.85

247,219

17%

1,859

21%

1.52 Mar

Apr

25

Jun

8.15

Jan

19

May

1.10

3.95 July

Jan

2.85

14c

18c

14,200

11c

Jun

34c

33c

37c

26,750

22 %c

5.40

Apr

5.60

3,050
700

5.40
2.75

Shops!!!!!!!"

2.45

2.89

3.85

3.85

3.90

20%

3,400

1,335

20%

12%

A

footnotes

see

page




102

70

99

Apr

105

81

84

67% May

90

14c

1,405

Mar

31 %c

2.00

Aug

46% July

May
Jun

July

50c

Aug

Jan

60c

Mar

Feb

11c

60c

34c

52c

146,500

94c

1.10

8,450

90c

Aug

1.75

Apr

55c

60c

400

50c

Aug

1.50

Feb

387,700

10c

2.49

9.25

3,625

50c

54c

111,800

16

17%

1,427

60c

72c

39,300

4.45

5.10

24c

3Cc

16,600

20c

Mar

50c

65c

26,000

50c

July

24%

16%

17

70

15% Mar

2.99

3.60

84,215

2.25 July

27

27

325

25

7.85

2.4S

Sep

Feb

9.75

Feb

1.42 July

Aug

9%. Jan

.

39c

23,610

19

Jan

16%

5.10

31c

25% July
20

r—

5 %

5%

.

40

'

525

40

1.95

25

40

Jan

May

40

36%

Jun

40

47c

Jan

Jan

May

40

300

1.04

7,600

18%

18 %

360

38

38%

1,000

32%

Jan

2.20

2.35

22,500

1.40

May

2.75

Aug

1.75

2.10

58,100

May

2.78

Jun

13 %

12 %

535

12% Jan

14

14

14

14

100

13

15

1.10

1.00

1.12

50,100

28

28

28

150

I.I"

_—__I__20

.

16

>

Mar

80c

Mar

72c

Jun

July

26 % Mar
42

May

Apr

May
2.72 Apr

Feb

27%

Jan

1.25

28%

Jan

1.78

1.76

1.95

4,500

33 %

35 %

1.880

26

Jan

35% July

22 %c 22 %c

7,700

18c

Jan

30c

22 %c

I"

1.40

1.40

1.50

Jun

i.eo

16,175

25c

27c

39,300

11c

Jan

1.08

I"
"I

1.00

1.15

59,965

42c
21c

Aug

32c

27c

36c

208,350

1.50

1.74

181,697

2.46

2.40

2.50

20,500

1.10

HIH

Oil

2.10

Jan

1.25 Aug

1.73

1.09

1.18

29,750

50c

32c

66c

1.05

2.15

2.54

43c

50

Sep

Jan

3.15 Mar

Apr

1.45 Aug

66c

6,426

Jun

81c

Jun

13,500

35c

Jun

55c

Jan

1.000

15c

Aug

25c

Jan

1.01

1.07

2.12

2.20

2,870

30c

42c

29,200

17,100

1.00

July

2.00

Feb
Jan

25c

1.34

Apr

2.70

Jan

72 c

Apr

HIIIIII
HIIH

24c

21c

25c

28,800

11c

Jan

26c

34c

32c

36c

HI

33,962

24c

Jan

42c

82c

69c

88C

525,305

15c

Jan

IIIIIII
HIIIH
HIIIHI"

36c

31c

26c

14c

13c

62c

57 %C

24c

Mines

Jan

1.74

44c

38c

Mines
Gold

Jun

43c

56c

1.01

Kelore

Jun

1.80

43c

2.15

Ill-

Highbridge

Jan

70c

May

Feb

Feb

17 %c 17 %c

—Ill-

;

Harricana __L
Hosco

Sep
Jun

6.(5

1.01

III!!!!

,

New

July

3.60
37

38%

Dehli

New

Jan

35 %

New Dickenson Mines
New Fortune
New
Goldvue

New

Sep
Jan

1.45

Jan

25% Aug

.

July

2.05 Aug

3.50 July

2,015

Apr

Jan

44c

48c

25c

Marlon

New

—

Gold

—

13c

Minda-Scotia

24c

28c

8%c

Sep
Jun

1.12

Aug

18,250

9c-

21 %c

Jan

68c

8,100

5%c

Jan

14 %C

18c

Jan

75c

July
May

6%c Jan

22c

Apr

12c

Jan

70c
28c

Feb

40c

Aug

40c

Feb

29,800

16c

53,575

67c

206,698

Apr

Nib

5.15
20c

Jun
Jan

1.75 Mar

35c
45c

6.35
27c

Sep
Mar

Jan

2.90 Aug

12%

110

1.40

8%c Apr

14c

19 c

163,350

12c 17 %c

Norlartic

Mines

Normetal

&

591,150

7%c

Jun

17%c

lie

10,700

8 Vac

Jun

18 %c Mar

4,534

2.15

51c

65C

17,738

36c

40c

37,625

32c

May

8c

8c

3,000

5c

Jan

1.06

1.15

15,774

1.00

July

2.75

2.90

21,900

2.10

Jan

13c

—

9c

Canadian
North Inca Gold

21,000

8c

€6c

1,500

55c

60

62 %

3,855

46

25c

3Cc

30,200

17%

Jan

Jun

4.35

Jan

22% July
13% Jan

€5c

254,199

20%c Mar

4.90

5.25

17,440

4.25

12c

12c 13 %c

97,250

7%c

61c

61c

2,000

16%

16 %

16%

985

9

9%

9c

8%c

9%c

60c

60c

ecc

Northwestern Utilities
Nudulama Mines Ltd

preferred

95%

95'%

10
72c

Lake
Gold

78c

12c

Selections
Rare Metals Mining
Oils

Apr

86c

Aug

7,500
21,100

Jan

25c

Apr

Ontario

15c

Jan

12,980

2.65 Aug
61c
Jan

9 %c.

[

1.15 May
4.00 Aug
1.75

Jun

common

Warrants
Ontario Steel

Jan

Aug

5.95 Mar

16c

Mar

40c

Feb

85c

10 %

Jan

18

July
May

3.95

Jan

8c

Jan

10% July
17c
Apr

Apr

70c

85

Jun

.

91 %

Jan

97% July

71,871

33c

Jan

99c

Apr

9c

1,500

6c

Jan

14c

Jun

85c

series A

Products

18,320

51 %c

14

100

13%

Feb

22

Jan

9c

12c

21.000

9c

Jan

30c

9C.10%C

55,166

4 Va c

Apr
Sep

90c

1.C5

5,450

2.00

1.75

2.00

18,350

3Cc

9,700

4c

4%C

54,500

2.55

2.50

2.55

4,000

78c

78c

200

'

6%

77c

35c

90c
90

O'Leary Malartic
Jockey Club

Jun

7.55 Aug

1,000

4%c

Okalta

Conv pref

July
Sep

9.500
-

28c

Omnitrans Exploration

8%c

Apr

Jun

80c

62%

14

Specialty Mfg

60c

12 %c

75c

15%c

77c

65c

8%C

300

July
July

Jan

3.10 Mar

99c

52c

Trinity

1.55

16c

3.45 Aug

61c

Oil

Sep
Jan

Jun

12,050

5.20

Oils

65c
78c

Feb

3,750

7.15

Sep
Jan

I0%c Jun

9c

11c

6.90

Rankin

3.20

15c

10 %c

Northern Canada Mines

Oka

Jun

May

60c

Warrants

Oil

May

7.05

Ltd

Ogama-Rockland
3.35 July

Apr

15 %c May

65 c

H

.

Mines

North

Star

Apr

2.50

-

Mining

Oil

Feb

20c

10c

•

Norgold

Office

5%c Jan

65C

11%

I

40c

Jan

60%

5%c Jan

12,800

Jan

4c

12 %C

5,000

1.55

7%c

410,800

2.35

Gold

1,030

1.40

18c

49,125

8c

36c

Mines

17,900

43.

35,250

17c

2.87

8c

3.00

22c

6c

1.10

85c

40c 44 %c

18c

13c

15c

H

81c

2.85

Vic

25 %c

Nor-Acme

O'Brien

Aug

Sep

2.40

Nisto Mines

Obaska

Aug
Aug

IOV2C

Canadal

Jun

July

28c

54c

of

12c 13 %c
40c

2.85

__IIIH

Yellowknife

North

8c

7,250

18c

H

Nickel Rim Mines Ltd

Norpax

98,000

13c

Norzone

Noranda

14c
31c

7%c

18

Newnorth Gold
New

9c

30c

H

Mylamaque Explor_____II

7%c
85c

!

Feb

102

.

Apr

75c

24 %c 24%c

___!!""

ZZ~

Jan

33

13%

Petroleum—

North

24%

15c

H

_!I!!II!I!"

!!!!_!!!!

9%c

1,289

10,600

40

Feb

July

60c

2.75

I

216,861

46

18%

Senator

Gold

Lavalie Mines
Leftch Gold
Lencourt Gold
Lexindin Gold
Liberal Petroleum
Little Long Lac

1.10

1.85

..

common

I

New

18%

2.15

!
H

L&urentide Acceptance
class

95c

27

Oils

Laguerre

Mar

July
1.30 Aug

'

;

New Superior Oils
New Taku Mines
New Thurbois

Ltd

Laura Secord
Candy

42c

11 Va July
115

1.90

New Concord
Development.
New Continental Oil
New Davies

North

Lake Wasa
Mining
La Luz Mines

Jan
Feb

100 % May

16%

Nipissing Mines

17

17c
-20c

Mines

410

9

24%

25c

Car

Sep

12c 12 %c
70c
75c

70c

Ltd

Shore

109% 111%

6%c

12,912

*

Petroleum

New Jason

July

11%

Feu
ADr

July
1.00 July

2.25

New British Dominion
New Calumet Mines

New

20c

192,500

10%

2.15

Alger

New

1,575

14 %c 20%c

28C

Ltd

Steel

Bristol

July

17%.

I
II

New Athona Mines
New Bidlamaque
New

20c

1.01

Jan

May

35c

___!

Investment

Rouyn Merger
Ryan Like Mines

17%

12c

Hudson

(John)

&

Mining

New

4,225

c

1.50

--

New

Jun

1.75 Aug

He 11 %c

18%

Lake Dufault Mines
Lake Lingman
Lake Osu

Lake

Sep

38c

40c

17

_____

Labrador Mining &
Lake Cinch Mines

1.00

77

8.60

*

Nesbitt Labine Uranium

New

11c

Mines

Oils

National

New

44,200

248,785

__.

Kroy

5Cc

70c

9.20

„100

Mtg

Creek

National

Aug
Sep

60c

69c

;

Kirkland Lake
Kirkland T'ownsite
Kristina Copper Mines.

Labatt

45c

_|____

New

50c

47 %C

:::~i5

Keyboycon Mines
Keymet Mines

2.83

!!!_

A_.

National Explorations Ltd
National Grocers
pfd_____

Jun

50c

88c

Ltd

Kerr-Addison

Jan

3.50

common

National Drug & Chem
Preferred

25c

85

Mines

Nama

Feb

24c

jupiter oils

70c

1.05

ZZZZ
!!_

common—

Corp common
Multi-Minerals Ltd

10c

9%c

i:

(1939)_

15,600

4.95

Moore

1,500

41c

Joburke Gold
Johns Manville

Kerr

16c

1.88

H"

I'

Joliet-Quebec
Jonsmith

lfic

52c

Minerals

Mines

2.35

8,100

Newlund Mines

62c

__

HI!

2.20

44%

H

Corp

Jaculet

Jeanette

Mar

old—

Mines

Jasper Oil
Jaye Exploration

3Uc

35,680

Gas

Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive

New

Jacobus

new

Knitting

Monarch

Aug

13,300

19c 20 %c

!__

Preferred

Nello

i
common..

Containers

Mogul Mining Corp
Molsons Brewery class
Monarch

Mar

34c

45c 46 %c

Jun

42

52

52

»

Modern

13% July
104

Apr

30c

—

Moneta

18c

50

Being exch

15c
4tc

Jan

52c

Mid-Western

Jan

41

Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd

Jack

Mar

Midcon Oil & Gas

Jan

26,500

6c

18c

1

Bay Mines—

7c

53 %C

com

7%c

10c

Hudson

Iron

100

62c

Light & Power

8%c

~

9

50

1.00

"

6c

_

1,315
8,500

110%

:

10c

*

Ltd

11

12c

1.84

Mining Corp

6c

Apr

45%

:

Mines

Feb

18c

Aug

2.47

Petroleum

Uranium

Apr

Aug

Apr

2.25

l.Oo

55c

3.10

29c

25c

Jan
Jan

104

10%

50

23 %c

24c

14c 14 %c

Feb

104

19 %C

May

22c

July

8c

1.62

27c

10%

Mills

Jan

Vic

common.

Bldg Credits:
Pipe Line

8,940

II

Exploration

Mexican
9

65c

21 %c

;______5

Ranwick

17,225

com___

Ltd

Island

Jan

Mining

Interprovincial

Mentor

20c

Yellowknife

Interprovincial

51,540

39c

19c

12%c

Petroleum

15c

2.15

35c

82%

23,061

A

11c

2.00

Sc-p

43c

Mercury Chipman

3.60

_♦

class

2.60 Aug

46 %C

1.14

;

Inspiration Mining

Jan

!

9,680

14

♦

International

McWatters Gold

11,280

15 %c

1

.

1.60

Lake

33,500

_i

(John) & Co
Inland Cement preferred

25,550

30c

Lake

Red

1.05

Inglis

2.59

12c

Porcupine
Red

1.06

Oil

International

Mclntyre

l

Acceptance

2.43

104

.____

__i

$4% preferred

41

46 % Juiy

2.10

common

McKenzie

20c

■__»

preferred

Jan

Jan

io

7.00

68c

1

Imperial Tobacco of Canada

28

36%

2.24

Preferred

15%

9

l

Metals

•;

16c

__i

Lake

Indian Lake

100

1,419

Consolidated

Mines

Frontenac

McMarmac

Jan

41

"

Industrial
Mill City Petroleum
Mindamar

Mines____

International

Maybrun
McColl

9,525

2.45

io

6.50

1

Imperial Bank
Imperial Oil

Jan

745,895

2.15 Aug
1.25 May

22c

10%

_;

14%

60

Preferred

Jun

1.84

1.65 May

May

70c

15

l

Paper

1.06

73c

1.56

Apr

3.20 July
10c

45c

18c

14c

Mines

Hollinger Consol

Jun

1.30 Mar

60c

1.50

Jun

Iron

Howard Smith

Preferred

May

2,475

Minerals

I

40c

Jan

43%

warrants

Matachewan

45% May
2.40 Apr

♦

Drilling

Aug

Feb

7c

41

___;

Martin-McNeely
Massey-Harris-Ferguson

Jun

50

__1

Dauch

Jan

11c

B warrants

May

25

___*

Highland-Bell
Highwood Sarcee

56c

2,500

.___

Ltd

6.75

____

123,000

40c

1.100

35c

Mining Corp.

46

1

Ltd

17,300

1.17

123,003

66c

42%

io

Marigold

3.10

1

Oils

2.10

1.10

,

common:

Maritime

46

__

Heath Gold

1.90

18 %c 18%c

Jan

43%

___!!

Mines

____.

Jan

6%

______

Red

Milling

8%

3.10

8

'

8%c

15 %c

14 %c

Sep

1

Alabastine

8,950

1.51

__!!

Gold

Jan

5.15 Mar

35c

2.38

Ltd.____

8

6%

__l

Gold

Leaf

1.43 Aug

33c

May

30c

1,668

10

&

Mines
A—

Goldfields

Maneast

17,300

Aug

2.13

69c
Gold

class

1.33 Mar

,_1

Ltd

16c

1.14

4.00 Aug

79c

Jan

10,385

43%

1

com

Jan

8%c

Magnet Consolidated

18

642,052

1

.

8c

2.35

34c

Lake Gold

6% May
14% Sep

10,200

.

Jan

Mar

6%

60

*

_

5%c
130

100

14%

32c

1.66

100

7%

*

4,900

2.15

Mar

2.25

Preferred

160

7%

14%

15c

9%C 10 VaC

10c
2.20

Class B

1

Feb

._

Lloedel

Madsen Red

___1

Development

Lime

MacMillan

Jun

10c

95

4c

18 %c

MacLeod-Cockshutt

July
July

10c

45% May

68

34,232

6 %c

2.00

Mines

57c

Mines

Industrial

66c

60 %c Mar

3.10

Head of Lakes

6%

20,725

50

Rock

Hoyle

Mackeno

7.85

62c

A

Hasaga Gold

Homer

Jan

6.10 Aug

8,222

69c

10c

41% Mar

480

8c

Mines

Mar

Harding Carpets

Home

80c

1

436

90

Mines

Explorations

Mar

'*

Warrants

&

Macfie

12c

Paper

Mines

Tower

3,975

66c

l

Gwillim Lake Gold

Hi

6.50

44%

Macassa Mines

Jan

23c

West Coal class A__,

Hinde

Jan

20c

■

29,200

Guaranty Trust

Gold

11

Feb

41,300

A

Plains

Crest

Jun

10c

45c

Great Sweet Grass

Heva

8%

15,800

High

44

Jan

66c

»

class

Northern

High

Jan

6.45

20c

Preferred

Headway

6.35

67c

Warrants

Harrison

6.50

July

t

Low

87%

7c

Goldfields

18c

^

class

Gypsum

Jan

5.15

860

,

13c : 14 %c

6.45

_

common

B

Gunnar

5.10

625

Louvicourt

Range since Jan.

High

44%

Lyndhurst Mining Co—
Lynx Yellowknife

38c

_

Mackay

Gulf Lead

79% Mar

134% July

Shares

90

Uranium

38c

__

Granduc Mines

Gulch

Mar

Mar

Lorado

for Week

Low

A.

___'

B

19c

Graham Bousquet
Grandines Mines

>
'

10%

'

Jun

710

class

Lomega Gold
Long Island Petroleums

I

__

Manitou

Goodyear Tire

Hard

5.40

10%

5.55

Class

July

34% July
19% Sep

9%

Groceterias

__1
....

Goldora Mines

Great

49
89

1

-

Uranium

Great

930

1,145

10%

1

....

...

—

Porcupine

Great

60

13 %c

Mines

_

Lakes

58

5.40

*

Goldfields

Great

Feb

128% ; 129%

*

Mines

Goldhawk

Class

7%

1

.

Gold

Goldale Mines

Grafton

1,500

5.40

—

Uranium

God's

Gordon

9%

1

common

__

Glenn

Golden

9

1.10

Jan

Pa

Loblaw

Apr

Sales

Range
of Prices

Sale Price

Tie

Jan

26%

Week's

Last

1

Macdonald

Lake

Eagle

Mar

9.80

5

com_

1

-

Wares

Yellowknife Gold

Gold

60c

625

9,051

__

—

(Canada

-

Goldcrest

42,200

32

19%

58

9

High

Feb

18 %

*

Dynamics

Steel

99c

32c

31%

-—3

General

A

15,500

31%

—

General

Class

Low

46c

88c

september

Friday
Range since Jan.

18%

Bakeries

General

90c

,—

common

ended

STOCKS

Shares

High

44c

«

Ltd

Mines

General

Low

week

for Week

of Prices

Par

for

Sales

Range

com

11%

82c

1.30

Jan

Jan

Sep
Apr

1.08

12c

1.65

Jan

60c

3c

Jan

7%c

Jan

3.80

Jan

1.25

2.25

11%

11%

150

11

30

30

245

23%

Mar

Jan

Jun

2.00 Sep

22c

60c

Aug

Mar

Apr
Aug

July

12% May
30% July

Volume 182

Number 5463

.

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.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1051)

43

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

Friday
STOCKS

Week's

Last

Range

9.60

Orange

Crush
Ortnada Gold

Osisko

Lake

Coyle Navigation

Pacific Eastern
Pacific

Pamour

Farbec

—

River

Natural

Perron Gold

Pershcourt
Peruvian
Pickle

Pioneer

60c

57c

60c

11,450

46C

Jun

72c

Jan

1.15

1.25

14,227

4.00

4.25

115

_

July

Trend

103

103

25

30c

30c

1,600

2.92

2.70

2.99

12,800

53c

47c

55c

83,900

1.26

1.22

1.28

10,850

1.90

1.90

500

Uranium

800

22c

56

58

1,780

40

Mar

58% July

60 'Ac 60 %c

1,000

49c

Mar

72c

Aug

67%

510

47%

Jan

4.150

2.05

Jan

July

2,000

3%c

Jan

9'Ac

2,650

12%

Feb

19

6.70

7.25

16,650

5.05

Jan

5,300

5.25

Jan

14

5.05

2.870

2.15

Jan

2.00

3.36

7,800

33c 42 %c

48.500

3.75

3.90

18.600

8%C

9%C

6,000

8%c

28

14%

3,450

13 V4

May

1.55

10

10,700

4.35

2.60

19 %

c

27V2
10

12,437
80,550

19c

Feb

1.10

1.50

Jan

70c

1.08

Sep

5.10 May

Feb

Feb

10 %

July

50

3.65

Apr

5.25

Jun

10c 10 %c

4,252

7'Ac

Jan

14c

Jan

1.80

2.30

3,325

22c

26c

514,700

2.65

2.65

100

1.43 Mar

4%c

Jan

50c

59c

20,200

2.00

2.05

17,938

8%

10

135

2.00

250

8'A May
2.00 Jan

1.04

1.20

21,300

21 %c

20c 22 %C

1.00

31.400

19c

76c

17,434

60c

21c

38,560

11c

7,700

9c

Jun

2.40

Aug

Apr

Jan

1.90

i

Sep

2.00

Apr

78c

Mar

1.26

Inv

Montauban

49%

Jan

66% July

6,039

10%

Apr

16%

Sep

9c

224,800

3%c

Jan

10c

16%

3,320

15%

Jun

18%

Feb

15c

13c

2,500

77

84

1,010

1.60

5,750

16c

5.500

26,125

17

17

100

2.17

2.10

2.18

7,050

9c

Jan

65% Mar
1.50

84

2.20

May

14c

7.45

Jun

6

6%

8%

Apr

6

10

52%

375

10

52%

4.35

5

625

54

Jan

Aug

;

9% Aug

545
8.635

40%

11% May

Apr

54

21 Vac Mar
4.80

Jun

Sep

33c

Jan

May
July

9.55

3.15

15

1.10

1

Van

•'

Ventures

Sep
May

4.95

Jan

2.98

4,950
840

50%

Jan

74%

*

39

38 %

39%

28c

33c

Grey

Trust

50%

Feb

53%

Jan

3.35

9c

9c

10c

7,166

7c

Mar

1.35

1.40

2,300

75c

Jan

1.60 July

G

Weedon

16%

4.80 Mar

10% July

Ltd

16c

46c

50c

29,100

23c

Jan

25c

30c

23%

26%

7.35

7.65

27,030

1.39

1.00

1.39

8,062

91c

Aug

36c

1,217

33c

Jun

*

122'A

116%

123

7,607

57

Jan

1

2.93

2.90

3.05

20,050

1

6lc

57c

61c

30,960

Aug

Yale

Lead

&

3.25

3.25

2.01

2.07

5,185

1

62c

62c

70c

128,000

1

31c

30c

36c

1

Canuck

13c

13c

15c

*

Oil

Mines

Yellowknife

Bear

Mines.

85,670
116

10c

Jan

19c

Zenmac Metal

1

40c

40c

43c

32,200

20c

Jan

1.37 Apr

A

Toronto Stock

Par

Jun

250

37

Jan

49%

13%

4,810

10%

Jan

13% July

____*

44

44

45%

908

32 %

Feb

46% July
18% July

Asbestos

Co

A-

&

_1

17

16%

17

2,623

14%

Jan

__5

5.40

5.25

5.45

1,220

5.25

Jun

•

21%

21%

21%

1,435

20

20

20

32%

common

Gold

Canada

Develop

Corp

32

32'A

50

—*

25%

25

26

1,975

85

85

85

200

7

6%

7

13,780

5% Mar

17

17

17

150

12% Mar

55%

60

592

55

38%

40

4,255

85

Dredging
Dominion

Western

Mar

35c

Canadian

35c

Jun

52c

May

35%

Jan

Sugar

Marconi

Canadian

Canada

Vinegars

_;

common
common,

Rand

:

•

1

Lumber

"'

Westinghouse
Consolidated Paper

•

Dalhousie

•

*

39%

100

Jun

1.00 May

13c

Apr

28c

Jun

40c

Jan

Jan

37

Aug

9

July
May

Apr

Oil

25

25

21% Mar

27

55

57%

6,390

41%

57'A

Sep

10c

lie

9,100

5%c Jan

31c

Apr

14

14%

May

Jan

14% July

Feb

15%

Apr

35c

Jan

55c

Jan

8.30 Mar

8%

8%

8%

200

7%

Jan

9%

3.00

3.00

3.00

30

3.00

Sep

3.00

26%

26%

65

24 % Jan

21%

1,925

19

24

45

102

Bridge
Glass

DuPont

of

*
•

common

Canada

Securities

International

Pato

22c

800

24'A

1,140

36%

36%

50

1,730

17 % Mar

18'A May

27

Aug

34

19%

Jun

28% July

75

Feb

85

15%c

Sep-

May

Preferred

21%
100

105% 105%
'

10c

10c

3,000

5

5

5%

1,100

1.52

1.52

1.62

45%

8c

Jan

Apr

Feb

Paper

70

Feb

41

Jun

—

22c

Apr

105% July
Apr

Aug

25

Aug

41

Jan

Mar

27"%

29%

100

100

5

95

May

100

Jan

__

38

38

325

19

Jan

39

108

109

160

80

Jan

112

Aug
Jun

24% Mar

5

Ontario Paper

&

41

39

41

1,225

*

—

13

12"%

13

465

9

Mar

83%

77%

84

271

58

Jan

5

—

65

65%

550

_100

preferred

168

168

168

5

5.75

Jan
Aug

13%

Consolidated

5.25

Sep
70% July
170

18,200

1.30

Jun

250

42%

Jan

13c

17,200

11%

11%

210

3.00

9,450

Odd lot sale

1.85 Mar

45%

No par

Aug

300

4,540

59%

59

59%

1,395

44

Jan

60

Jun

61c

59c

61c

8,500

51c

Feb

68c

Jan

value.

11%
2.95

2.90

7%c Jan
9

2.50

Aug
Jun

50
19c

July
Apr

11% July
4.90

Jan

t

(not Included in year's

5.80

4.10 July

in

e

r

privileges,

delivery sale

(not

Included

Cash

x

price.
sale

delivered,

wd When
wl When

year's

range),
Selling ex-interest,

f Flat

Ex-liquidating dividend.
Admitted to unlisted trading

(Un)

range).
d Deferred

common

Mines

Issued,

Ex-dlvidend.

y

(not

included

in

year's

Aug

7.10 May

Feb

6.10

FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
•

a

Jan

84

5.00

1

Bros

48%
165

44Va Jun

6.10

—

5.00

_•

Price

33% Mar

30% July

4.75

1

1

—

Oreille

13'Ac

3.00 Mar

11'Ac

__

Sep

18% Mar
35

6

Flour

July

Jun

100

7%

common

Consolidated

Sep

Jan

7% July
19

29%

Inc

Pend

Yukon

Jun

1

Interprovincial Utilities

Ogilvie

22c

23%

Feb

23% July

com___*

International Utilities

Minnesota

__

Sep

50

Preferred

Gaspe Cooper Mines

Loblaw

—

24

7.10

20% May

26% July

21

Dominion
Dominion

Sep

High

49%

13

Canadian

Feb

Low

48%

Feb

21'Ac

Range since Jan. 1

High

13%

July

Aug
Aug

Low

49%

15

5.10

Shares

*

63c

17c

for Week

5

Newfoundland

21

Apr

Sales

Range
of Prices

Anglo

Jan

9,485

2.75 July
Jun

Anglo Canadian Pulp & PLper

Feb

40,300

2.59 Aug

Jan

Curb Section

-

Week's

Last

Sale Frice

14% Aug

lfc

1.40 May

2.00

Funds

Friday
STOCKS

12

7.00

Exchange
Canadian

38c

18c

Sep
Apr

9,275

50

6.75

25c

14c

7,440

18c

36c

Jan

2.47

14

6.85

Sep

Jan

2.50

52c

7.60

7c

13c

14

14

7c

3,500

2.19

50c

20c

500,000

70c

2.50

Ingersoll

335

Jan

U

Canadian

31,914

Feb

39c

14c

1,427

71,200

Jun

2.69

2.40

18

14%

Jan

4.00

1

class

Industries

23 c 25 %c

19%

Jan

3.00

•

Knitting

Yukeno

Canadian Bronze

14%

—

Jun

July

Mines

York

Sep

Feb

Apr

15c

127/aC Jun

l.yo July

100

-2.07

Zinc_

14%

175

Sep
July

90c

11%

*■'.
•

11%

22c

41'Ac Mar

3,282

*
.ui.

100

Jun

July

3.60

16%

Alexander

Wright-Hargreaves

14%

10%c

Jan

14%

Wood

14%

14,500

1.68 May
50c
123

15

Winnipeg & Central Gas

Canadian

20c

Sep
Feb

82c

July

80c

1.90

Jun

7.95 July

Jan

May

Feb

Feb

6%c

15

July

35c

4.85

July
Sep

40

81,400

79c

7%

44% Aug

Mar

23

60c

Aug

53c

Jan

30

280

46c

July

50

26%

38

300

7.50

Mines

35c

666

Jan

135

34%

49c

Gold

11% Mar

9

26%

44%

34

—

•

common

;

85c

65c'

26%
44%

-

Petroleums

1,695

9

Jun

35c

8,000

65c

Jun

25c

1

92,203

26

24'A

Feb

5

common

50c

865

Apr

11c

——*

Naco Petroleums

14%

36%

21

9,800

20

40c

36

937

17c

A

,

13%

Apr

23%

14c

Windward

1.04

50c

23

15c

Feb

97c

47

1.75

Jan

Brown

-

15c

Aug

7c

Bulolo

-

Jan

1.45

6c

5.50 May

Feb

48c

4%c

1,050

5,000

1,700

1.50

Aug

64,507

1.65

89,900

51,400

30c

2,256

15c

1.55

14c

24c

Jan

30c

8%c

10c

1.60

9'Ac

5.00

25c

50c

Sep

46c

12 % May
61c
Aug

Jan

10c

21c

Oil

(ordinary)

79

Jan

8%c

5.00

14%

1

Sep

Jan

8

14c

Aug

25

Warrants

17

66

125

8%c

Jun

10c

Mines

11%

3,090

*

Mar

57%

Contact

5,478

79

1

30

18c

,

17

12%

1

(Geo)

May

12

1

30

6,500

Sep

July

Winchester Larder

Jan

2,000

1.50

4.00

Wlltsey-Coghlan

Jan

4.85 July

1G

*

Leaseholds

Wilrich

27

10,557

72c

Sep

75%

1

Willroy Mines

27

19c

Jan

1.30

1.75 Mar

12

Warrants

25

30c 33 %c

6%c
>

Jan

9%c Aug
40% Aug

78

•

Ashley

Weston

29

35

Jan

Jan

*

common

Products

Western

29

1,800

July

1.37

1

Petroleums

Western

590

47

July

17 %

*

W__

&

Euipment

Preferred

26,006

Gold

Mines__

6,650

Malartic

30

63c

1.80

Jan

19%

2,032

2.90

Maygill Gas & Oil Ltd

9.55

9

Bros

1.50

2.71

Pyrites

Wespac

9.30

—

Canada

1.30

2.75

Amulet

29%

36%
.___

1.30

1

Jun

1.35

30c

Paving & Materials

____10

Aug

18c

(1944)

rights

Jan

Apr

3c

63,786

Vict

Mines

Sep

75c

1.00 Mar

14

3,314

33c

&

Feb

13,800

__1

Violamac

Jun

9.00 July

■4
—

Ltd

Sep

50

35c

8%c

38

1.05

11,466

7%c

9lc

Jan

28c

1,040

1.15

Sep

6.50 Mar

44,300

16%

1.03

Feb

2.90

47

24,205

Mines

Feb

51%

__

45c

1.79

16%

__

1.13

17% July

74%

50c

40c

Vicour

Jan

2.70

10 %c

2,410

1.60

63c
27

810

8.10

44c

1.61

*

Cons

38

7.55

Sep

35c

51%

1.80

35%
8.05

1

United Steel Corp
Upper Canada Mines

Roi

65c

68c

25

Jan

May

73%

60c




5,472

Jun

12 %c

3.45

__u

Taylcr Pearson pfd
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines.

Feb

6.80

Sep

666

1.50

Union Oils

Ltd

42c

6.55

*

14
—.__—

pfd

Mines

51c
___

B

Oils

Yankee

61

3.20

Spooner Oils

Tamblyn

48c

6.70

*

United

Yellorex

16%

16%

Ltd

Gold

Tandem

class

United

Feb

15
c

13%

Sylvanite Gold

Jun

8%c Jan

*

Hill

17%

____50

Industries

32c

14,100

20,810

21c

A

Inlet

41% July

730

14,550

20c

71c

1.04

Preferred

Mar

40

40c

18c

Fuel

United Keno

5.00

—;—

common

28

Apr

37c

United

July

60

7%

14%

Propane

48c

39%

8,820

29

B

Cons

Aug

40

26c

30

common

—:——____

Sudbury

Sep

26c

20c

8.10

9.30

—

.—

Sullivan

July

2.35 Jan

39c

24c

16c

73%

Shawkey (1945)
Mines-______—.—_
Sheep Creek Gold
50

Sturgeon River Gold.

13,100

7.80

45c

51%

Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron

17%

Apr

25c

July

2.70

pfd

Olsen

Jan

1.75

7.90

Feb

10

Feb

9c 10 %c

17

Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawinigan Water & Power com

1.05

Aug
Sep

20c

Jun

2.75

Sep

,65c

Sep

31c

2.00 Aug

3.40

50

2.30

2.40 Aug
50c
Aug

1.60

Stahley Brock class A_j
Stanwell Oil & Gas Ltd

16%

3,500

1

class

9

10

15c

Mines

25

1.85

27c29%c

*

Breweries

Jan

83
—

Valley

17%

1.75

1

Canada

Feb

—

1

Southern

17'A

1.80

29%c

1-1

Aug

75c

Gold

common

53 Yt

*

Mines

Grocers

Aug

30

84c

16%
:

Sapphire Petroleums Ltd________,
Sarnia Bridge

Slater

49% July

Jan

*

Western

26c

Jan

62,162

8 %C

Industries

Siscoe

Jan

44%

*

Western

Aug

28.000

15%

class

May

41

175

common

Western

17c

20c

Mines

18c

1,943

Line

4.75 July
2.90 Aug

1.95

60 %

Dairies

47%

Estella

Westeel

2.16

Royalite Oil common.
Rupununi Gold
;

Standard

Jan

Asbestos

Aug

1.66

1.96

10 % c

Silanco Mining
Silver-Miller Mines

Pipe

Mining

West

20%

76c

trust
(Quebec)

8c

United

West

5.871

2.00

Voting

1,500

United

Apr

1.75

1.17

.

Mines

Breweries

Union

Apr

3,381

8%

A__.

___

Gordon

42% Aug

18c

50

preferred

15c

3.10 Mar

52c

Ltd

Sep

47%

Resources

Acceptance

2nd

18

Jun

2.02

Oils

Union

Waite

28

24 %c

Rainbow

25 Ya

Feb

*

Union Gas of Canada___

Walker

1.88

10c

Gold

Apr

20%

47

Oil

July

22c

2.25

Corp

Triad

May

50c

Jan

14

1.41

Jun

July

4.15

Sep

443,050

2.30

Mines.

Ryaror Mining

21

75

8.50 July

Jan

1.50

4.15

_—

__

class

50

25

49%

Petroleum

Waterous

*

1.45

2.00

10c

1.15

9%C

A.

Jun

July

10%

9.80

___

River

3.95 Aug

9.05

Royal Bank

Surf

Apr

64

18%

1438

Consolidated

Switson

40c

2.02

Silk

Supertest

July

3.35

1.37

Roxana Oils

•

Jun

1.34

6'Ac

3.85

B

Superior

Aug

36%

Jan

3.10

40c

Long Lac

Stuart

33c

May

6'/2 c

3.30

Rix-Athabasco Uranium

of

11c

30% Mar

4.85

Rio Palmer Oil

Steel

63

166,855

9.25

Rexspar Uranium

Stedman

23 %c 27 %c

6.90

class

Jan

25 '/a

Aug

__

Starratt

Feb
Jan

35c

__

Stadaccna

1.50

2.35

68c

Mines

Standard

Jun

1.60 July

3,215

Petroleum

Southern

1.20

Feb

18,800

Reeves MacDonald

Souris

3.60 July

60c

1.12

Mines

Simpsons

14'Ac Aug

,

35%

21c

Radiore

Class

Mar

Apr

34

Airways

Rayrock

Silver

42e.

Jan

*

May

1.Q6

Gold

Silverwood

103

1.07

Mines

Mining
Milk Products

Sigrna

Jun

'

8c

Sep

18%

*

Transcontinental

July

54 V4

1.66 Mar

49 %

Feb

»

10
21

Jun

40c

Feb

16

13c

25

1
A

_

Oil

Jan

Jun

35 %

Dome

Antonio

Mountain

7.25

9.400

25

Aug

42%

*335

*

15'A

18%

Corp

class

Oils

50%

12c 15'Ac

25%

Oils

80

_______

Lawrence

Empire

Trans

3.10

Queenston

Sicks'

Trans

Trans Era

_1

-

Quernont

Sherritt

Sep
Jan

6'Ac

Nickel

A

95c

42V2C

600

56 %

Metallurgical

Class

Jan

Jun

Mar

17

17%

1,085

60 V4c

Quebec

Scurry

47c

30c

22c

45%

40

53

*

Quebec

Russell

70.461

29,050

Jun

20

1,779'

44%

16%

Exploration

5%
preferred
Rights

95c

35c

_

Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou

Rowan

Feb

25c

Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador

Rock win

Jun

5.00

1

_

Chibougamau

Class

3.05

Apr

100

125

1.10 Aug
17
Jun

45

____•

Finance

9.90

*

Mines

Purdy Mica Mines

Riverside

Feb

Towagmac
Traders

19%

63%

Prospectors

Rcnabie

Mar

*

Gold

East

Regcourt

Apr

45c

53

_

Uranium

Quinte

13c

Feb

9.50

'

24c

1,800

16%

"

—:

18%

1.90

___

"Warrants

A

36c 41 %c

—

8,200

1.26

18%

Jan

Jan

2.75

Class

9.50

Metals

Quebec

85c

38c

6c

15c
'98c
/

38c

1.25

10

common

1.30 Aug
2.81 Aug

18%

1.26

0

Works

19%
—

Jan

35c

♦'

Elevators

1

Border

Fronto

26,200

25 %C Mar

12,325

19c

1.15

_1

_______

Prairie Oil

Preston

8,300

11c

17c

■

23c

5

River

Pressed

30c

9%c

4.25

50

.__

Corp

Premier

28c

'

13c

90c

-

___

Gold

Powell Rouyn

Power

30c

40 %C

Mineral

Placer Development
Ponder Oils

Powell

Toronto Iron

100

Uranium

Poplar Oils

Toronto Dominion Bank
Toronto

Gold

Pitch-Ore

Jan

Jan

11 %C Mar

1

_

_

Aug

1.48

1

Toronto Brick Co

30c

Gas

Crow

Silver

Feb

12% July

com__.

Goldfields

&

1.40

73

_

Oils &

Petrol Oil

Julv

*

—

__

Jun

Gas

Pipe & Line Ltd

39c

60c

Gold

10 % Aug

1

Jun

Jan

1

Tombill

64

_

75c

Tiara Mines

Jun

1,135

50C

.

Apr

1.90

Aug

85c

2,895

1

___

Jan

41c

♦

25c

Apr

78,050

-

15c

49,717

Thompson-Lundmark

Jan

72

•
_

May

46,375

61c

July

38c

18c

Mines.

_

75c

2.04

57c

3.25

6%c

12%

1

2,200

1.75

546

17,000

95c

1

High

1.05

25,200

700

Low

1.00

57c
1.00

Range since J»n.

High

1.05

21c

15c

1

Low

Shares

1

4.25

4.50 Aug

Sales

for Week

of Prices

Par

Texas-Caigary

11%

___________

Preferred
Peoples Credit pfd

Sand

Sep

69%

—_—

—

Amalgamated

Pembina

San

9.70

72

*

Consol

St

High

Jan

15c

10c

.

Paymaster

Roche

2.30

11%

—

Petroleums

Reef

111,789

1
*

Mines

Parker Drilling

.

Low

9.70

-1

-

.

Pathiinder

Peace

High

Week's
Range

„

Last
Sale Price

%c

1.00

_

Oil

Mines

Pardee

—

_

Porcupine

Western

Paramaque

,

STOCKS

Range since Jan. 1

17c
48

1

—

_

Petroleum

Page Hersey Tubes

9

4.20

20c

53c

SEPTEMBER

Torbrit

Pacific

Pan

7.75

4.20
—._.

Mines

ENDED

Friday

Shares

Low

Operoiska Copper

WEEK

for Week

of Prices

Sale Price

Pa

FOR

Sales

range).

Ex-rights,

x

Ex-stock

dividend.

Apr

44

The Commercial and

(1052)

Financial

Chronicle

Monday, September 12, 1955

..

.

OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday,

September i)

Investing Companies
Bid

Par

Funds—

Mutual

Fund

6.25

Inc

Business Shares

American
American

6.76
4.55

9.21

Insur

Inc

Fund

Mutual

j

12.54

Fund "A
Inc—l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B
?
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Houghton

Beneficial Corp
Blair

Bond

Inv

Inc

&

Eaton

21.23

1.90s

Feb.

1

11.29

12.32

2.35s

June

21.31

17.84

S-l

(High-Grade Com Stk)__1

16.26

12.13

S-2

(Income Com

Stocks)—1

12.96

S-3

(Speculative

15.30

S-4

(Low

9.42

Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd-1

10.60

——1

6,89

Trust Fund

25c

12.24

193«

Loomis

Investors Inc—_I

Sayles

Mutual

a45.55

Fund—•

17.41

Funds—

Managed

15.600

Automobile

145

Electrical

22.60

General

10.16

Paper

12.48

shares—

19.38

Petroleum

21.07

Steel

20.05

Manhattan

44%

47 %

Massachusetts

14.44

15.79

12.54

Mutual

Shares
Trust

12.77

of

9.73

10.66

Invest

Nation

Wide

18.80

2.74

National

3.00
9.49

21.43

Income

4.59

5.02

7.47

Stock

15.66

29.89

-1
Gas Industries Fund Inc——1
General
Capital Corp...
1

3.54

41.31

10.07

11.05

(Thei

Electronics

1j.U6

8.34

lc

11.31

19.19

20.75

—lc
—lc

8.05

Stock

10.35

1

11.36

1

7.41
9.48

13.09

5.15

8.65

1

17.44

shares—lc

10.37
9.42

21.79

1

Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc

9.17

lc

11.74

12.86

shares

lc

Railroad

29%

shares

Bond

lc

5.98
11.66

,r—_lc

15.93
4.19

——1

—1

Fund—

1

of Canada

Fund

Stevens

9.18

10.06

42.62

Guardian

17.20

shares

Mutual Fund Inc—_1

Haydock
Hudson

Inc—1

Fund
Fund

Inc—

1

Inc

31%

Income

Inc

1

Fund

Investors

Institutional

Bank

6.71

Inst Foundation

Institutional

13.23

Aetna

Casualty

Aetna

6-

1-55

3-

1-56

7-

1-55

4-

2-56

b2.65

2.45 %

8-

1-55

5-

1-56

b2.70

2.50%

3-

1-55

12-

1-55

b2.50

2.25 %

2.55%

9-

1-55

6-

1-56

b2.75

2.60%

20,

13.97
87

11.64

22%
7.62

24%

Income Fund

Shares_l

X9.87
10.11

(The)

1

X27.06

29.49

Meadow

27.81

5.88

6.36

Long

Island

of

Par
5

Home

39

Co

Jefferson

North

of

Life

Standard

(Greensboro

Amer,,5

N

Cl

Insurance

Co

Jorsev

Casualty_5

American

38%
44

34%

Merchants Fire

25

National

27

Union

61

New

Hampshire

39

41

New

York

Columbian

Natl

of

Life

General

Continental

Assurance

Continental

Casualty

Forster

2.03

10

Group

Employers

Reinsurance

Assoc

*

10

123%

129%

70

73

76%

79%

73

Pacific

571/4

St

of

Great

&

Republic
American,!

Gulf Life

Hanover

&

43%

45

Seaboard

Security

(New

Z

10

x52

x76%

55

Springfield

79%

Standard
Travelers

new

40%

42%

U S

36%

38

U

U

26%

27%

13%
85

90

58%
52%

48%

35

37

50

270

280

16

66

68

Commerce

,10

48

50

Bank & Trust

Co,25

78

83

-10

33

35

Trust

City

Bank

of

Connecticut

Bank

National Bank

Trust

&

Co.

10

75%

77%

25

49%

53%

12.50

58%

62%

Trust—25

102%

105%

Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr__20

53%

55 %

Bank

National

30%

304

Angeles—

71

Nat'l Bank

Pittsburgh—
Nat'l

74

Bank

&

316

Y

5
2

25
Co

10

Trust

Bank

National

Security-First

St.

First

N

Detroit

of

City—

Jersey
First

Mellon

27%

100
25

100

20%

22%

10%

11 %

185

Louis—

National

National

Mercantile
Louis

St

Union

18%

20%

368

378

San
Bank

62%

17

62

€6

62%

66%

20

Bank

Trust

58%

25

Bank

Co

—20

68

73

A„6.25

43

45

Trust-

195

&

Bid

3%s

Francisco—
of

Amer

N T

& S

Marine,.-10
10

3%s__1990

103

Southrn New Engl Tel 3%s_1989
Tennessee Gas Trans 4s
1975

99
100

100%

3%s
\

100%

101 Va

Washington Gas

106 %

West Texas Utilities 3%s

163%

City of N Y

4

1031/,

Westchester F're

2

100

101

1021/2

1985

100%

101

pfd—100

111%

112%

3%s__ 1980

Lgt

98%

98%

62%

101%

El Paso

101

102

General

Telephone

1995

101%

101%

4.25%

preferred

Louisiana

Jersey Central Power & Light—
3%s

4.16%
101%

,

1975

102%

98%

99%

Texas

5%
1985

100%

99%

—1991

104 %

104%

&

50

Gas

100

99

100%

—100

104%

175

35%

a

Net

b Bid

stock

asset

vield

split.

dividend.

100
Gas

Pipe

preferred

dividend.

x

value.
nric*.

Admitted

to listing
Stock Exchange.

t New

stock.

Ex-dividend,

wi When
'

y

issued.

Ex-rights.

105%

Transmission—

preferred

Transcontinental

k

stock

stock

101

Transmission—

Line
100

99%
100

FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
•No

61%

Light—

preferred

Eastern

4.90%

60%

65 %

tIEx-50%
33%

Tenn

Power

Corp—

preferred

4.90%

4%s

69%

the

165

Nat Gas 4.40%

101

1985

,

66%

Stocks-

,1985

Illinois Bell Telep 3%s

tEx

48%

Power

105%

1975

Georgia Power 3%s
Hackensack Water 3%s

31%

97%

Elec

General Motors Acceptance—

29%

in

Potomac

100%

1970

par value.
tEx-two-for-one

Co

102

100

1980

79

3

Ask

101

1985

4s

76

,

Bid

Bonds—(Cont.)—

1985

:

Rubber

Fidelity & Guaranty Co.—10

com

Insurance

Security Issues
Ask

Corp of Amer—

3.30s

51%

158%




National

89%

10

Inc

Trust

103

Life

87 %

Bank

com

Co

98

S

52

20

Co

56%

10

_

Ilo
IlO

51

,200

Co

Bank—

National

Central

198

47

€0%

„,10

Hartford Fire Insurance Co

,Hartford_Steanihoiler

&

5

Fire

188

15

6.25

Accident

25

Fire

85%

10

Haven)

23

S

40

34

2

Surety Co

88

*

32%

10
_

Marine

84

5

83%

10

National
new

P)

Edison

Container

86%

80%

—10

(Texas)
Fire

5

~

80%

5

Co—

4

Z_Z 5
(Jacksonville" FlaT~2%

Fire

Co

Providence-Washington
Reinsurance Corp (NY)
Paul

490

12

10

Casualty

"

General Reinsurance
Corp
Glens Falls
Globe

(Minn)

__

Republic

Life

10

Indemnity

76V2

Firemen's

32%

Co

Trust

States

Dayton

47%

69 V2

74%

Franklin

12.50

43%

62

55%

2.50

Trust

Central Maine Power 3%s

33%

66

Fireman's

545

100

Trust Co—

Cleveland—

41

30%

National

Brockton

49

57

90%

340

530
470

100

Savings

52%

38

Recent

56%

31%

10

40%

F)
Newark

,3.33%

-

54%
46

10

38%

(S

2 50

_

—

Peerless

67

50%

Bonds—

48%

Fire

86%

Fund

5

46%

•

Phoenix

63

101 %

100

4

;

-10

96%

95

Pacific

333

Bk_100

Bank

5.15

10

Fidelity & Deposit of Md_IIZio
Assn of Philadelphia
10

Fire

Casualty

River

Insurance

York

United

Northwestern National Life

5.91

1.95

5
-2

_

Northern

108

5.71

1—10

Inc

Employees
Federal

103

5

Co

10

.

Fire

Fire

Northeastern

156

10

Life

Co

148

2

Ins

Connecticut

&

10

Amer

_

Fire

56

Ins

43

80 V4

Trust

Brook

(J

Sterling

14%

5

Life

45

10

69 %

_

10

Colonial

5

46%

Shippers

North

92

107%

33%

13

Insurance Co

29%

88

104%

164

4

Amsterdam

27%

39

42%

New

J)__5

4.95

66 %

99

(N

1

30%
159

44%

180

Ins Assn

.,10

_.

40%

96

Fire

20
_

5

172

Camden

127

—5

Fire

National

122

Manufacturers.

Merchants &

5%

114

Assurance-

_io

&

Y.-10

N

Maryland
Casualty
Massachusetts Bonding

33%

_,5

Surety

of

Life

36%

,25

Bankers

Boston

Crum

National

41

5

Automobile

Y

Royal State Bank of
Rye
National
Bank

51%

110

Ask

107

,20

Trade Bank & Trust
10

Life Insurance Co of Va
Lincoln

49%

Ask

Ins—

__

38%

Bid

Trust—33%

&

&

Trust

Boatmen's

'

36

Illinois
Bank

National

Harris

Hartford

10

Freeport

New

Companies
Insurance

Continental
First

and Trust—25

Bank

Natl

City

Los

25.72

Bid

Connecticut—

Bmk

Manufacturers

1

C)—_1

102

Bank
20

N

10

Chicago—

Union

10

Trust

8.95

1

Re-insurance

Bank

Guaranty Trust Co

22.83

42%

American

66%

Kings County

/

99.593

Detroit—

8.19

Inc

(Wash D

54

Bank—

Square

20.89

29 %

Mercury

50

64%

I)

Natl

National

Franklin

1

Wellington Fund

Par

N. Y.—
of Albany

Bank

State

Cleveland

Rochelle

Franklin

1

36%

Amer

10

(L

Westchester

:

Inc

Inc

5

36%

162

Bank

National

Huntington

Corp

Investing
Mutual

Fund

Co_5

256

20

City

Washington

Fund

99.718

Companies

32%

Trust—

New

248

30%

10

Wall

Fund

(Newark N J)__2%

Trust

Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc_l

39%

Amer Ins Co

&

20.44

Street

99.707

Ask

Northern

Suffolk

of

Bid

34

10.25

27%

&

99.764

156

9.38

Whitehall

Assurance

99.497

10

18.54

Wisconsin

preferred

99.490

16

Irving

5

Home

Y)

N

15.12

Fund

2

Fidelity

1955

59%

13.88

Ltd

Canada

Automobile

conv

8,

11.05

Equitable

$1.25

December

10,

National

Bank

10.73

1

American

American

99.553

99.802

57%

25

Newartfork

First

8.33

12.24

Assur

99.542

56

Tr

10.98

37

1955

Bank—10

Bk

State

Industrial Bank of Commerce_10

lo

1,

&

Exchange

Hanover

10

December

1955

67%

6.90

74%

99.841

54

8.10

248

99.637

99.581

65%

16.35

71

99.626

52%

6.31

239

99.679

1955,
1955

12.50

7.41

10

99.667

17,

25,

10

National

of

of

American

American

,—100

15.04

Ask

1955

November
November

November

Albany,

York—

Trust

Corn

First

8.34

Income

Ask

99.878

York—

Fiduciary

11.80

Funds

Bid

99.791

—

1955

27,

Federation

12.69

7.63

Line

Dollar Value

November 3,

99. <53

1955

Empire Trust

a30.77

Fund—1

Bills

Ask

99.831

1955

13,

1

Bid

2.40%

99.869

1955

6,

County Trust Co
(White Plains

13.08

83

1

Value Line Fund Inc

268

b2.60

99.985 '» 99.S88
99.949
99.954
99.913
99.920

1955
1955
1955

15,
22,
29,

Bank of New

10.45

11.19

Life

b2.45

Par

13.43

lc

Agricultural Insurance Co

1-55

2.30%

Commercial

Fund, lc

10

11-

Ask

2.30%

Chem

12.10

Surety

&

1-55

2.35 %

2.15%

Bankers

11.06

Insurance Co

2.30%

b2.60

2.20%

Morgan

Aetna

b2.55

1-56

Chase Manhattan Bank

12.33

Par

3-56

2-

2.20 %

New

44

11.27

i

1-

2-55

-1

Insurance

Rate

Bank & Trust

14.30

42 %

lc

Fund

Growth

Bid

1-55

5-

7.25

10.86

Investors

Fund

Due

4-

2.15%

30.03

1

Value

Dated

1.95%

2.10%

14.58

29.78

United Science Fund

Institutional Shares Ltd—

Ask

2.10%

b2.40

Inc__l

1

Incorporated
Incorporated

Boston

Bid

b2.40

3-55

22.20

12.76

1

Inc

Fund

United

96.4

19.71

13.42

9.66

Corp,,*
Fund—1

& Farnham

United

1

of

94.28

1960

43

12.10

1

Investors

17.73

10.05

Fund

Income

95.18

94.20

1,

2.25%

October

12.43

new-.-1.25

Shares

Amer

43.92

2.84

95.10

l%s April

99.16

100.19

100.17

b2.45

27%

United Funds Inc—

17.92

97.3

95.28

Dollar Value

a37.09

Continental Fund

16.58

96.26

97.1

1958

1.

United States Treasury

a22.82

Accumulated

X2.60

96.18

l%s Feb. 15, 1959
l%s April
1,
1959
l%s Oct. 1, 1959

b2.50

First

a25.39

l%s Oct.

99.28

1-55

October

*
Stock

United

1

99.27

99.30

1-55

14%

& Clark—
Fund
—,1

Stevens

United

Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c

97.8

7.09

Clark

&

Templeton Gwth Fund of Can_l

4.61

lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1

shares

Utility shares

98

97

,

,

3-55

Due

Stock

Growth

;

(Geo)

Stein Roe

17.44

lc

Steel

Tobacco

_

11-

18.07

-2.50

Inc

Texas

97.24

_

12.42

12.77

stock

_

1958

12-

21.76

State Street Investment

6.56

lc

equipment

99.3

—.

1957

1,

98.14
98.19

1957

1957

1-55

37

5
—*
——1

Inc

Television-Electronics Fund

3.47

shares
shares

RR

Railroad

Ask

1-55

26

,—5
Inc

Inc~_—

Inc

Sovereign

11.68

3.15

l%s April

98.6

6-

13%

Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Southwestern Investors Inc
1

11.58

10.66

lc

shares

10.57

lc

shares

Petroleum

15,

Aug.
15,
l%s Oct. 1,

..

2.05%

Shares—

Trading

Rowe)

(T

Selected

9.55

Mining

Trust

Fund

Fund

Common

14.62

May

2s

99.31

Bid

1

Fund

Street

Scudder,

10.32

13.35

Merchandising

<fe

Scudder,

11.36

lc

l%s

99.31

1957,

1,

10-

19.06

Fund

Fund

7.21

Bid

April

10-

23.56

Series

preferred—

Scudder

8.69

—

9.45

Fund Inc,
7.93
6.57

point

a

Notes—(Cont.)—

l%s

100.1

99.8

1957

5.63

1

Putnam

14.33

of

10.36

6.49

—1

Puritan

14.36

99.27

99.31

32nds

more

or

Maturity—

8.10

1

Series

Ltd

Philadelphia

11.34

13.12

one

99.20

Capital Fund

Petroleum

8.82

lc

shares

bond

98.20

1.60%

Amer Investors com,,10c

Fund

1958

2-55

Octber

Price

20,

5-

9.63

Pine

2%s Jan.

2-

3.81

12.39

lc

administered

97.6

Mortgage Assn—

1.60%

1956

$1.50

76.91

7.67

—-lc

Fully

General

Natl

2.05%

1955—:

Electrical

&

96.10

98.12

1960

3-55

1-

1.35%

20.72

1

American

Pacific

11.65

shares—

1,

99.28

1955
15,

4-

October

it.27

71.53

10.64

Equipment shares

Federal

Ask

99.25

1956
1956

Dated

Rate

15.40

19.15

1

Series

Canada

Pioneer

Food

97.4

96.30

I960

1,

98.14

99.29

1956

15,

1.45%
14.17

Series—,

York

North

—

al4.94

September
September
September

3.85

Common

June

96

Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures

32.31

38.21

Series

17.16

lc
Stock Fund.lc

99.23

99.29

1956

1,

Oct, 1,
March

Series

2

Fund

99.24

Feb.

3.77

8.59

shares

2%s

Treasury

1955

15,

15,

Aug.

1%S
2%s

3.91

1

Corp,

Stock

England

of

3.55

1

1

Series

Growth

New

6.66

%3.38

1

.,—

Speculative

7.21

4.24

April

*

Series

20.04

7.84

Growth

97.16

96.28

1959

Security Series—

Preferred

3.87

22.

March

l%s
2s

1

interest—,

Series

23.09

14.67

1%S

4.71

Securities—

21.59

New

4.67

Stock

Fund-—

Balanced

11.53

Chemical

99.8

'

9.37

Corp

Investors

National

Dec.

Shares—

beneficial

Balanced

_7.74

Capital

1,

97.16

97.8

_

35.45

Inc

Fund

l%s

32.79

Fund..—

Life

Treasury

3.42

___—1

11.40

Building shares——

May

2 %s

99.25

1955

1956
Notes—

3.12

Trust_l

Inc

Mutual

shares

100.3

99.19

—

22,

5.30

8.55

Growth

Investors

Fund

61.78

8.73

lc

.lc

Investors

--1

shares—

2%s

Indebtedness¬

March

June

4.81

Inc—10c

Fund

Bond

61.16

16.72

1

Transportation shares

Mass

7.12

Automobile

100

98.6

1956

15,

3.07

—lc

_.

of

6.05

:__lc

shares—1—

18.34

18.55

10.52

Aviation

99

1958

Bid

4.28

shares—lc

shares

Massachusetts

Securities-

1958,

1,

99.20

1957

4.24

Equipment shares.lc
Industries

shares

16.87

Fund Inc
—5
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Formula Fund of Boston--—1
Founders
Mutual Fund
—_*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock
series
lc
Preferred stock series
lc

Group

97.8

1,

100

wi_

1956

1.

2.83

lc

Special Investment—

..

1,

es Dec.

l%s

16.70

Trust——1

1957-55

2%s May
2%s Nov.

for Cooperatives—

1,

Certificates

2s

13.07

Investors

1,

99.28

99.28

Maturity—

30.26

15.91

General

l%s Oct.

90.31

Figures after decimal point represent

20%

Life Insurance

11.48

—

90.31

99.27

13.38

20.27

11.96

Inc.

99.27

U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes

7.56

Lexington

14.71

Futures

Ask
100

99.28

„

_

14.14

Fund-

12.75

6.14

Com

Priced

16.53

Inc

1956

11.47

Bond

Investors

June

10.29

8.22

2s

16.70

13.64

Stki__1
Com Stkst_l

Eng—

Fundamental

1956

17.74

Bonds)

Bonds

24.29

9.35

Fidelity

point

a

Bonds—

13.30

New

of

Fund

1

19.46

Central Bank

12.19

20c

Federated

28.47

19.53

Inc——

Fund

Equity

27.78

(Income Pfd Stocks) —1

-1

Investment

Electronics

26.62

(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1

20.82

——1
1
Corp—1

May 1,

2%s

Bank

99.24

,_

1956—

16,

15,

26.10

K-2

—2oc

Fund

May

1

K-l

11.65

Fund

Balanced

Stock

2%s

Bonds)_1

Bonds)

14.58

140

—•——2£°

April

Land

'

24.48

1
.—1

Fund Inc
Howard—

Dreyfus

2.50s

Funds—

Grade

Priced

Mutual

Shares-—-—

Dividend

1956

(Low

16.10

Investment

E

1956—

15,

(Discount

15,000

Fund—1
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series

1955—,

16.

Feb.

B-3

5.61

Fund

Diversified

15,

Jan.

2.25s

B-4

Growth

Diversified

Nov.

2.40s

5V4

27.99

Investment Inc
Fund
—1

Vegh Income Fund Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Delaware
Fund

1.90s

11%

18.74

Inc

De

Stock

(Medium

11.79

Income

Dividend

(Investment

B-2

Knickerbocker

Inc

Western

Crown

10.52
10.93

7.52

1
--1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Fund

Fund

9.62

10.00

1

of

Bid

100

99.30

a21.43

—

32nds

more

or

Federal

1955

17,

Fund_l

12.45

—J

Inc———

Fund

B-l

4.45

16.50

Inc
1
Investment-—1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Composite Bond & Stock

Concord

27.93

Oct.

one

Ask

Banks—

Loan

Home

Boston—_1

America—

of

11.22

Colonial
Fund
Commonwealth

Composite

2.05s

22.47

Fund Inc
1
Canada General Fund
(1954) Ltd
1
Canadian
Fund Inc
a
Capital Venture Fund Inc
1
Century
Shares Trust——.—-1
Chemical Fund Inc —
—

6.81

13.41

10c
5
1

com—100

6.22

22.74

California

Christiana Securities
Preferred
—

Federal

4*4

--1

—_

Green Fund Inc
Broad Street Invest Corp_,
Bullock Fund Ltd _
Bowling

7.97

16.77

Fund-

Mutual

Custodian

Keystone

Bid

7.28
15.34

—

10%

Corp
1
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Tr of America
-

Fund

Boston

13.63

of

(The)

4.07

Holdings

Blue Ridge

Co

Trust

Johnston

25.74

—-1

—

Investment

15.66

Figures after decimal point represent

lc

Fund

Resources

Investment

1.72

14.36

Development

Atomic

Obligations of Government Agencies

Ask

lc

Fund

Income

Institutional

International

Bid

Ltd—(Cont)

Shs

Institutional
.

10.07

1.56

Trust—

Fund

Associated

Par

Funds—

Institutional

1.58

4.26

25c
—1.25
1
Mutual Fund Inc—1

Fund

Aberdeen
Affiliated

Mutual

Ask

1.45

on

the New York

100%
101

THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearings

this week will show

an

increase compared with

possible to obtain weekly clearings will be

2.9% above those of the corresponding week last year.

Our preliminary total stands

$14,710,616,829 against $14,295,979,327 for the same week in 1954.

at

there is

loss for the week ending Friday of 0.6%.

a

Week

Pre¬

indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Sept. 10, clearings for all

cities of the United States for which it is

At this center

Our comparative

for

summary

Pennsylvania—Altoona

CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
1955

1954

Sept. 3

Inc.

or

$

Dec.

%

1953
$

1952
$

1,535,279

Chester

1,507,618

+

1.8

1,547,926

1,193,376

1,680,028

Bethlehem

1,585,577

+

6.0

1,627,558

1,039,204

2,031,574

Lancaster

2,370,766

1,094,000,000

—14.3

4,851,029

5,700,759

Philadelphia
Reading

+ 19.6

3,962,651

3,369,859

4.8

978,000,000

837,000,000
5,405,219

1,044,000,000

+

2,397,855

1,356,215

4,508,011

Wilkes-Barre
York

+ 22.7

5,331,755

+ 15.0

4,034,522
6,229,276

3,298,440

+ 12.2

3,352,473

2,227,832

8,562,119

—18.7

7,372,389

5.6

12,756,690

4,177,217
11,442,508

6,960,260
14,920,686

17,102,614

Jersey—Trenton

cities)

14,123,097

18,285,206

1,158,428,466

Delaware—Wilmington

(11

3,673,009

6,1-30,255
♦3,700,000

Scranton

Total

Ended

1954

$>:

New

the week follows:

Week End. Sept. 10—

District—Philadelphia-*
1955

a year ago.

liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
of the country,

Third Federal Reserve

1,107,588,616

+

2,743,793

6.1

12,545,638

8,019,797

4.6

—

1,033,826,978

878,575,018

+

%

Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
$7,009,804,930

$7,052,547,558

Chicago

807,286,241

725,268,376

+ 11.3

Philadelphia

850,000,000

798,000,000

+

6.5

Boston

440,588,306

412,690,767

+

6.8

301,130,806

295,355,933

+

2.0

York

New

—

0.6

Ohio—Canton

Kansas

City

9,988,264

Cleveland

_

Columbus

262,000,000

347,800,000

414,101,444
275,769,676

369,505,852

309,306,194

249,346,771

276,322,594

St.

Louis

Ban

Francisco

Pittsburgh

—

Ten cities, five days

Total

—

$10,968,324,569 $10,821,362,542

Other cities, five days

2,993,833,808

all cities, five days

Total

+

.

(7 cities).

Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk

1.4

+

2,816,411,192

6.3

$13,962,158,377 $13,637,773,734

All cities, one day

+

748,458,452

all

658,205,593

$14,710,616,829

cities for week

$14,295,979,327

issue of next week.

We

cannot furnish

them

able to

+

today, inasmuch

statement, however, which

For that week there

Sept. 3.

week in 1954.

Carolina—Charleston

as

the week

5.7

+

3,814,412

3,175,865

+ 12.4

15,901,000

14,435,000

+ 10.2

189,290,933

144,227,639

+ 22.4

6.422,874

5,2-17,319

5,440,804

4,381,713

294,360,834

267,778,560

+

9.9

257,568,039

212,490,913

110,790,899

104,891,236

+

5.6

94,107,380

78,901,283

(6

630,082,445

575,970,633

+

9.4

566,122,568

457,612,413

cities).

—

-

present further below,

we

was

—

week ended

increase of 9.8%, the aggregate clearings for

an

24,533,938

21,629,316

104,572,496

112,213,323

352,600,000

Nashville

Georgia—Atlanta

301,800,000

6,354,090

Augusta

+ 13.4

26,230,924

18,071,312

6.8

101,033,658

66,660,668

+16.8

281,900,000

249,700,000

—

+19.3

4,861,219

3,612,847

+18.4

114,936,224

92,066,615

145,521 414

+

5.1

147,300,913

115,770;114

4.5

6,787,288

6,427,678

(10 cities)

—

8,993,261

+22.8

683,984

536,983

+27.4

638,979

597,404

146,282,870

Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans
Total

+

5,298,478

129.659,827

152,934,457
11,053,335

-

6,077,676

6,323,086

153,498,237

Macon

Alabama—Birmingham

Outside of this city there was a gain of 9.0%, the bank clear¬

increase of 10.5%.

an

We group the cities according to

Seventh Federal Reserve

141,331,109

+

3.5

177,214,254

92,662,912

958,836,493

873,057,387

+

9.8

869,361.232

652,941,374

+

I,498,410
11,910,740

8,410,773

7,372,324

Grand

10.5%, in the Boston Reserve District of 13.7% and in the Philadelphia Reserve

District of 10.5%.

In the Cleveland Reserve District there is

an

expansion of 19.4%,

Reserve

District

and the

of

9.4%

in

and

District enjoys

a

the Atlanta

Reserve District

of

gain of 8.5%, the St. Louis Reserve

Minneapolis Reserve District of 8.1%.

In the Kansas City

2,088,765

Rapids

—-

Lans'ng

_

Wayne

-

Indianapolis
South

Bend

Terre

—_

Haute

-

3

Rapids

Sioux

totals

smaller

are

by 0.4% and in the Dallas Reserve District

In the following we furnish a summary by

8,450,149

10,217,587

8,153,409

+25.3

8,691,697

7,943,054

77,527,000

65,990,000

+ 17.5

66,651,000

61,975,000

9,280,600

10,227,861

8,756,377

5,447,387

7,550.891

+16.0

3,537,383

3,038,679

+16.4

3,322,315

3,504,888

109,264,027

9.0

102,733,618

76,033,052

—2.7

4,733,938

4,014,890

5,548,015

+

Peoria
-

Springfield
Total

-

(17 cities)

36,272,040

+

7.9

36,469,641

28,589,364

13,795,285

—

8.0

13,510,852

13,219,322

1,644,410
1,048,624,735

974,886,576
4,266,759

11,986,762

9,364,908

9,085,24,5

5,818,001
1,389,533,878

—

-

39,124,919

13,689,189

Chicago

Federal Reserve Districts:

13,705,829

+28.0

5,731,124

Illinois—Bloomlngton

Rockford

2.7%, but in the San Francisco Reserve District the totals are larger by 9.6%.

1,636,776

+17.4

6,966,147

12,697,548

-

City

Decatur

Reserve District the

1.9

14,713,675

8,914,079

5,399,158

Moines

Des

2,050,490

17,275,296

119,073,399

—

Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar

The Chicago Reserve

District—Chicago—

Arbor

Michigan—Ann

Indiana—Fort

the New York Reserve District (including this city) the totals show an improvement

District of 10.5%

3;886,618
16.408,000

177,758,900

Columbia—Washington..

Tennessee—Knoxville

appear

the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note that in

Richmond

+19.4

having amounted to $19,762,068,904 against $18,000,178,811 in the

ings at this center showing

of

834,573.905

5,404,535

2.9

has to be eliminated.

cases

give final and complete results of the previous week

the whole country

9.8%.

1,135,744,342

4,109,276

Mobile

In the elaborate detailed

the

1,055,723,756

+13.7

not available at time of going to press.

are

Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all

in

287,709,699

195,952,562

_

Florida—Jacksonville

of

382,538,955

Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-

Saturday, and the Saturday figures

same

+ 15.8

Maryland—Baltimore

Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will

are

355,491,698

District of

2.4

♦Estimated.

we

9,550,888

411,535,700

18,446,000

Richmond

Total
Total

ends

39,804,100

8,225,895
10,270,301

+
—

Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—

9.8

South

our

45,439,000

2.2

+ 19.8

1,260,867,475

Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh

West

in

5.6

50,369,800
9,495,801
10,869,277

+ 19.5

Baltimore

173,193,688
313,093,996

13,016,573

_

+ 10.2

Cleveland

5,816,999

235,836,891
445,078,505

—16.0

303,761,573

8,354,795

+ 15.0

+ 27.3

9,284,067

Youngstown

+ 10.3

+ 23.8

220,792,920
400,636,410

53,171,400

;

Mansfield

289,100,000

8,067,850

253,992,147
509,879,324

Cincinnati

1,343,433

+ 22.4

1,501,159

1,292,224

7.6

929,639,102

740,832,962

+35.5

4,563,653

3,259,757

+ 14.2

12,700,660

II,746,537

+

3.1

8,483,422

6,629,895

5,324,117

+

9.3

5,376,408

4,043,506

1,280,235,550

+

8.5

1,231,450,819

992,168,859

241,900,000

+

SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1955

Ended

Week
1st

2nd

New

Sept.

3—

$

3rd

11

York

11

Philadelphia

7

4th Cleveland

0

Richmond

5th

6th Atlanta
7th

17

Chicago

4

ith

St

8th

Minneapolis

10th

10

_

Louis

Kansas

City

7

...

8

—

6

11th Dallas
12th

Inc. or

1954

1953

%

Dec.

$

1952

$

$

499,033,867

9,487,139,277

+ 10.5

9,218.208,881

7,045,625,725

1,158,428.466

1,107,588,616

+

4.6

1,033,826,978

878,575.018

Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy

1,260,867.475

1,055,723,756

+ 19.4

1,135,744,342

834,573,905

630.082,445

575,970,633

+

9.4

566,122,568

073,057,387

+

9.8

869,364,232

652,941,874

1,389,533.878

1,280,235.550

+

8.5

1,231,450,819

Outside

New

York

«•

••

44

44

44

add

our

Total

cities)

(4

Ninth Federal Reserve

155,136,890

150,114,158

86,925,488

103,147,414

2,533,077

1.2

2,358,589

2,080,608

557,109,587

+10.5

548,120,967

497,242,180

615.764,173

•#

+ 10.5

524,371,066

44

557,109,587
485,036,242

+

528.142,316

44

530,095,437

4-10,475,963

44

452,874,275

'8.1

548,120,967

497,242,180

481,205,072

.

409,066,087

0.4

519,627,147

452,600,198

2.7

—

—

360.563,660

315,172,834

St. Paul

1,090,100,065

994,892,358

+

9.6

988,772,108

801,899,426

18.000,178,811

+

9.8

17,566,121,005

13,836,512,386

8,840,862,416

+

9.0

8,676,181,359

6,888,260

+ 21.4

8,361,479
348,369,325

8,152,179

6,313,523

325,092,861

+

7.2

311,427,340

273,360,274

136,665,320

—

Minneapolis

121,589,445

+ 12.4

132,918,413

101,555,021

8,273,262

8,058,068

-

4,452,882

4,495,559

-

6,239,155

5,790,393

North Dakota—Fargo

Dakota—Aberdeen

South

+

District—Minneapolis-

Minnesota—Duluth

44

Montana—Billings

2.7

8,891,732

6,596,291

0.9

3,607,120

3,213,912

+

8.3

5,286,885

5,050,607

8.7

10,921,403

12,976,459

+

8.1

481,205,072

409,066,087

+

4.0

+
—

7,039,771,630

City

now

303,700,000

+ 12.4

992,168,859

44

Total

9.7

+ 11.1

93,445,685

457,612,413

958,836,493

+

162,030,825

2,563,181

Kentucky—Louisville

10,482,676,677

299,100.000

615,764,173

613,114,231

9,639,962,569

-10

Francisco-

328,200,000

"180,000,000
105,000,992

Louis

632,789,887

+ 13.7

19,762,068.904

8an

Eighth Federal Reserve District—St, Louis—
Missouri—St.

600,455,+ 93

12 cities

Boston

11,979,643

Total

(7 cities)

13,121,656

524,371,066

Helena

485,036,242

Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas CityWe

detailed statement showing the figures for each

city and for the

week ended September 3 for four years:
Week

749,442

1955

Ended

1954

$

$

Sept. 3

1

^

Inc. or

Dec.

%

1953

1952

$

s

First Federal Reserve District—!Boston—

—

Portland

2,578,986

Massachusetts—Boston
Pall

_

Bedford

5,799,212

4,693,743

502,244.193

+ 11.8

2y005,539

+ 40.3

2,632,877

1,865,236

1,181.105

+

3.6

1,171,457

+

37.3

3,306,357

2,088,900

+ 10.4

10,897,613

8,996,800

8,510,853

+ 10.4

8,289,659

6,731,831

31,750,301

+ 19.4

29,797.892

36,912,095

19,635,215

14,977,931

+ 31.1

14.418,918

12,243,150

25,552.700

Hampshire—Manchester
(12

2,917,901

11,520,386

37,911.535

Haven

18,167,900

+ 40.7

30.095,100

21,560,500

2,846.311

2,053,671

682,739,887

cities)

Wichita

24,538,798

336,852,283

4,939,121

Joseph

22,441,187

333,615,514
11,270,143

.

City

940,602

920,334

899,404

748,640

7,819,741

3.9

—

9,263,916
149,565,229

123,451,286

+ 17.7

7,139,994

6,470,369

9.3

19,599,371

16,100,191

1.0

315,214,888

280,916,844

10,239,965

+ 10.1

10,298,616

3,315,414

+ 49.0

+
—

Colorado—Colorado Springs

9,631,888

Total

cities)

(9

530,095,437

528,142,316

—

0.4

3,923,363

3,511,025

2,781,764

<a>

3,029,880

519,627,147

452,600,198

927,198

9,391 931

Rhode Island—Providence

Total

2.429,348

4,005,533

Connecticut—Hartford

8,045,503

9,468,553

Kansas—Topeka

St.

138,503,092

+

8.6

5.6

—

399,396,267

/

12.719,333

__

Wnrrest.pr

New

2,498.191

0.7

1,282,493

Springfield

New

498,259,525

+ 19.3
—

3,408,765

River

Lowell
New

2,162,337
6,523,(30

556,980,212

—1

~

Missouri—Kansas

6,476,871

Maine—Bangor

820,263

8,827,398

Lincoln
Omaha

Cftearlngs at—

1,091.936
9,325,931
133,142,878

Hastings

«

1,050.332

—

Nebraska—Fremont

600,455,693

+ 38.6

1,962,762

613,114,231

Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—

Dallas
Fort

Worth

—

10,130,778
383,541,719

31,682,473

32,535,859

+
—

—

6.3

7,806,835

6,497,133

2.8

302,700,370

262,748,069

2.6

26.006,748

24,316,704

-

—24.5

6,443,829

—12.4

5,015,437

4,476,995

12,047,090

+ 10.6

10,773,608

11,298,015

440,475,903

-

Falls

Louisiana—Shreveport

3,175,000

5,646,015

13,327,813

Galveston
Wichita

10,770,951
372.873,711

Texas—Austin

452,874,275

2.7

360,563,660

315,172,834

152,125,520

122,615,775

6,175,000

1,612,608

13.7

—

8,260,662

5,835,918

499,033,867

+

Total

(6

cities)

Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
/

York—Albany

16,292,376

—21.6

4.542,764

3,582,681

11.8

110.171,367

79,460.017

+ 13.8

2,598,989

1.751,791

3,709,104

4,732,613

11C,927,024

104,565,324

3,079,131

2,591,348

2,878,524

2,097.763

+

10,122,106.335

Buffalo

9,159.316,395

__

Elmira
'

Jamestown
New

22.536.989

17,719.494

Binghamton

York

'

Yakima

3.2

18,289,335

+

+

37.2

2,341.493

1,728,260

+10.5

8,889,939,646

6,796,740,756

Rochester

34,028,434

31,554.649

+

7.8

27,553,765

Bvracusp

18.471,304

17,099,548

+

8.0

17,886.422

13,717.866

♦23.500.000

21,669,715

+

8.4

20.680,653

20.343,904

70.578.213

66,290,885

+

6.5

60.744.496

59,501,543

+ 16.1

59,212,293

47.233,464

10,482,676,677

9,487,139,277

10.5

9,218,208,881

7,045,625,725

Lake

California—Long

City

f

Beach

'

14.2

+

5.1

4,633,476

3,877,902

+ 11.2

156,615,763

136,261,525

80,569,101

+ 18.1

82,059,617

54,206,393

22,837,450

19,537,430

+ 17.0

19.442,215

15,271,200

15,434.505

Pasadena

San

Franciscd

San

Jose

Santa

+

5,026,720

178,084,638

-

14,294,695

+

8.3

12,605.016

10,917,664

572,015,540

536,610,432

+

6.6

527,657.446

429,762,347

17,266,007

+ 12.0

17,856.817

13.923,179

6,435,676

—10.6

5.166.913

2.2

10.604,325

4,852,488
10,210,953

19,346,167

Barbara

.

5,752,927
10,970,048

Stockton

„

10,731,389

+

42,147,878

69,109,223

Utah—Salt

.

148,464,796

95,159,782

-

Oregon—Portland

155,956,112

5,282,349

165,136,659

Washington—Seattle

Second Federal Reserve District—New York-

New

Connecticut—Stamford
New

Jersey—Newark

Northern

Total

New

m

.Terney '

r!tlP«l




+

22,626,732
Total

Grand

(10 cities)

total

(110 cities)

Outside New York City
♦Estimated,

1,090,100,065

994,892,353

+

9.6

988,772,108

801,899,426

19,762,068,904

18,000,178,811

+

9.8

17,566,121,005

13,836,512,386

9,639,962,569

8,840,862,416

+

9.0

8,676,181,359

7,039,771,630

(a) Clearings operations discontinued.

i

46

Volume 182

(1054)

Number 5463

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

i

Company and Issue—

Foreign Exchange Rates
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
We give below a record for the week just passed.
FEDERAL

BY

SEPTEMBER

2

TO

RESERVE

BANK

917

1

817

Mills,
preferred stock
-Oct
St. Paul Union Depot Co., 3+8% 1st & ref.
mtge. bonds.Oct
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—

SEPTEMBER

8,

OF 1930

UNDER TARIFF ACT

TREASURY

TO

14

Pacific

Mountain

4+8%

Oil

first mort.

Pipe

and

first

mort.

and

coll.

first

mort.

and

coll.

917

*

1

416
*

stock

Oct

28

*

series A

Oct

1

*

Oct

1

Co.—

trust

trust

bonds,

bonds, series B

trust

bonds, series C

*

Oct

I

*

f. ship mtge. bonds-Oct

1

861

sinking fund debentures due 1972
Oct
1
sinking fund debentures due 1973Oct
1
Stockyards Corp., convertible preferred shares—Oct 15
Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.—

961

Transatlantic Shipping Corp., 5%
United Gas Corp.—

(Value In United States Money)

Buying Rate for Cable Transfers In New York

preferred

Line

coll.

4%
Noon

Unit

Monetary

due

1st

Ry„ 4%
Inc., $4 cumulative

4%

and

Country

3%%

cumulative'convertible

Trans

INCLUSIVE

1955,

Page
1

3

$4.40

CERTIFIED

RATES

EXCHANGE

debentures

1971—Oct

Pillsbury

countries of the world.
FOREIGN

Date

Supply Co., 3+2%

Orleans Terminal Co.,

Northern

the different

on

Fuel

mtge. bonds——Oct
collateral trust bonds-'—
Oct

New

Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank

Pursuant to the requirement of
certifies daily to the

Mountain

s.

43b%

Monday

Friday

Argentina peso-

West

.200000*

.200000*

.200000*

,200000*

Preferential

.133333*

.133335*

.133333*

.133335*

Free

.0717487"

.0717487*

.0717487*

.0717487*

Australia,

pound
Austria, schilling...

Ceylon,

rupee

Finland,

......

.00435401*

.00435401*

.00285625

.00285625

.00285625

.237221*

.237281*

.237221*

DAY

.208400

.208500
2.784895

.261100

Switzerland,

.261100

.261056
2.757322

.496766*

.496766*

.0349000

.193330"

.193330*

Products Inc.,

convertible

.233325
2.774491

2.774283

2.784910

2.784687

reporting member banks. Hold¬

which $76 million was in New York City.

611
*

914

30

914

Co.,

5%

preferred

1955

certificates—

Gold

fund

Redemption
Total
F.

R.

gold

Other

other

20,992,904

banks

204,879

cash—

and

Industrial

loans————

advances.——_

Government

S.

597,510

——

562

outright—

Acceptances—brought
U.

330,538

—_

Discounts

3

+

847,549

reserves

certificate

of

notes

notes

R.

F.

1954

1955

20,145,355

for

Sept. 8,

Aug. 31,

Sept. 7,
Assets—

16,408

—

141,748
10,498

+

—

3

131,250

9,358

95,505

31,653

2,540

+
—

—

23

207

1,990

16,408

—

+

Bills

1.039,046
2,520,076

2,801,750

——-+•—

Decrease (

$25 par.
Sep 16
Sep 30
mortgage bondsSep 19
Macfadden Publications, Inc., $1.50
partic. pref. stock—Oct
1
Moore Corp., Ltd., 4% preference stock
Sep 30

718

cumulative

Co.,

Ltd..

preferred

6%

Omar,

Inc.,

j

bought

outright

23,760,408

284,104

investments

Loans

and

adjusted+

Sept. 1,

1955

1955

United
Warren

industrial,

Commercial,
Total

Gov't,

foreign

Uncollected

securities

23,760,408

securities-—-

and

loans

from

Due

S.

U.

Total

24,374,888

3,599,964

premises—!—___________

Bank

Other

—238,855

+

361,710

chasing

58,668

+

652

+

8,126

+

Real

27,734

49.738,083

U.

537,250

+

26,186,615

+ 182,918

477,736

+

Baxter &

5%

3*/4%

Loans

U.

S

bank—reserve accounts

18.206,568

Treas.—general account

475,237

Foreign

377,168

Other

374,319

—161,107
+

81,742

—

10,021
8,938

—

to banks__

67,841

+

Reserves

29,018

—

Cash

146,551

—

626

vault-

8.766

____

Banks

__

_

943

-

1,719

—2,550
:~

+

+ 176

13,307

-

55

—

—

17

+

20

—

—

deposits

Deferred

Other

availability

liabs.

Total

cash

items

2,941,005

dividends

&

Food

15,108

banks

domestic

2,378

+

Time

208,613

+

258

316

—

48,576,020

,___

—147,786

55,880

+ 211

deposits except U. S. Government—

21,579

+

47

+

—

+

93

+

13b i

deposits—:

+ 132

10,163

Foreign banks
Federal

21.930

From

—

748

'

1,416

—

others

+

35,388

"Preliminary
and

27,543

accounts—

176,623

—

after

shown
+

6.049

Total
"Ratio

to

liabs.

&

capital

accounts

—141,613

+

ties

combined

Contingent
ances

Banks

Reserve

+

W—

322

+

624

(San

Industrial

loan

foreign

—

.1%

115

commitments

36

3,405

+

deduction

of

valuation

of

12

+

1,044

The condition

banks

of

shows
ended
ances

the

the

statement of weekly
reporting member
Federal Reserve System in

Below will be found

with

leading cities
principal changes for the week
Increases of $176 million in reserve bal¬

Federal Reserve

Banks, $211 million in de¬

mand

deposits adjusted, and $132 million
deposits credited to domestic banks.

Commercial,
creased

in

industrial,

seven

districts

and
and

in

and

those

individual

reserves;

+

loan

to

363

banks

another press release.
or

agricultural
decreased

in

loans

in¬

the

Loans to brokers and dealers for

"Other" loans increased $59 million.

—

—v.

:

%

9-

2

10-

1

9-

2

$1.75

10-

1

9-

2

50c

9-20

9-

1

25c

9-15

9-

2

25c

9-15

9-

2

37+2C

9-15

9-

2

,10c

9-20

9-

8

____

(quar.)_

com.

(quar.)—.

„

11.25

9-20

0- •

$1.23

12-20

12- 9

and

B

preferred

(quar.)

$1.08+4

10-

1

preferred

(quar.)—

$1.12+2

10-

1

9-12

preferred

(quar.)

$1.183/4

10-

1

9-12

items

Illinois

Public

preferred

stock

common

called

under

called

sinking

preferred

preferred

dend

Security Banknote

Co.,
.

preferred
PARTIAL

Industries

5%

par

American

S5/b%

Pacific

1st

convertible

5%

3%%

Power

Ry.

cum.

preferred

Co., 3%

stock_ -Sep

15

stock—. -Nov

preferred

debentures due

1

1977—

debentures due

bonds, series B, due

de

to

6%

s.

f.

conv.

1968

of

5

Oct

1

Stock

910

1

911

the

to

A

10-

1

9-

9

10-

1

9-

9

10-

1

9-

9

!

,<

new

holders

divi¬

Mills

15

of

Paper

Co.

I

reoord

(quar.)„

25c

9-13

8-30

I2+2C

9-14

8-26

7+2C

9-15

9-

12c

9-24

9-12

37+jc

(quar.)

(quar.)

America

&

1

9-30

9-20

25c

9-16

8-29

10c

1

(quar.)_.

9-15

9-

2

Fibre—

(quar.)

Gas

dividend

Sept.

Chicago,

1

813

1

915

1963_ -Oct

1

916

Chicago
,

Minnesota-Mining Scr Mfg. Co., $4 cumulative pfd. stk. -Dec- 12

I

company

of

(quar.)„

Products
Co.

Co.

7i.

$1.12+2
40c
22l/2C

(quar.)

(approved

The

Chesebrough-Ponrf-'s

-Nov
1,

•

declared

was

7+2C

.

new

(quar.)—

by

shs.

50c

10-

1

9-12

9-26

10-

9-

9

1

9-12

9-15

8-24

10-

1

9-30

stockholders

will

not

be

entitled to the Oct. 1st cash payment
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone—
4+2% preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)
3+2%
convertible preferred- (quar.)

1

•.

bonds—

20-year debs, due Oct.

9

$1.15

:

Galion

held).

cents

of

Wire

preferred

on

1960_ _Oct

debentures— -Oct

of Central America—

60-year-5%( gold

9-

$1.18%

Hercules

share

15

Pasco

Chattanooga

507

Freightlines, Inc.,

1

87+2c

(quar.)

10-

Chance-Vought Aircraft, Inc.—;
Paper Mills (quar.)

608

3%

9

$1.50

4

12

Cor,

&

Ribbon

$4.50

809

30

Lorillard- (P.l

Steel

Champion

Page

_Sep

Rys.

9-

(stockholders received two

Sept.

Chamberlin

656

Com., 34/4% debentures due Aug. 1, i960
-Sep
Dixie Cup Co., 5% convertible preferred stock, ser. A_ _Dec
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., 4+2% cumul. pfd. stk._^ -Nov

mortgage

9-30

Charmin

Celotex

First

35c

Shares Trust—
(From investment income)

Co.—

mortgage

(quar.)

Chemical Corn Exchange Bank

Corp.,

California Electric
Central

1

common

Century

Inc.—

Anheuser-Busch. Inc.,

9-

31.

Century

REDEMPTION
Date

cumulative

Viscose

9-15

Century Electric Co. (quar.)

Page

15

10c

name

each

common

Certain-Teed

.Sep

9-16

9-16

(quar.)

Products—

payment

payable
Aug.

OF TENDER

stock

9-30

'

for

the

Central

9-16

9-30
9-30

with Hercules Steel Products Corp.

Merged

on

9-16

com.

preferred

Steel

2

9-

1

$1.23

(quar.)
(quar.)—

preferred
Ohio

Central

10-

$1.06+4

(quar.)

convertible

9-23

$1

Power,

Maine

$1.12+2

9-12

1

(quar.)

Central

are

55c

(quar.i

Securiites,

bonds, notes,
for
redemption,
fund provisions.

Date

Service

(quar.)

(quar.i

preferred
preferred

shares

and Issue—

International
-

11-13

9-23

(quar.)

Cerro

Garrett

Holdings of Treasury bills increased $33 million
in"
New York City, $25 million in the
Dallas District, and a

11-15

11-30

$1.12+2

voting

Central-Illinois

list of corporate

a

NOTICE

Company

$50

11-30

12+2C

(quar.)

(quar.)

4.25%

ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where
indicated) in which
the details were given in the "Chronicle."

ACF

8-29

Ji2c
common

(quar.)

Products

and changed
Products, Inc.

Company and Issue—

carrying securities increased $54 million




A

Foundry Co.

4.92%

The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬

demand

others,
resulting in a net increase of $109 million; the
principal
changes were increases of $46 million in
Chicago, $44
million in New York
City, and $16 million in the San
Francisco District, and a decrease of
$10 million in the
Dallas District. Changes
according to industry appear in

purchasing

preferred

following

Aug. 31:

9-15

9-14

preferred series A

6%

including

Condition Statement of Member Banks

9-12

Georgia Ry. Co.—
preferred series A and B

4%

471
loans

Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund

21,943

8-22

1

t25c

preferred

Central

Notices
+ '

8-22

9-12

9-30

—

Central Illinois Light Co., common
4+2% preferred (quar.)

gross.

i

27,222

_.

9-12

10-

40c

2nd

Fibre

9-15

17+ac

—

America,

of

3.50%

.6%

—

$1.75

:

».

9-10

4.75%

—102f

tExclusive

Francisco District 1.

accept¬

for

purchased

correspondents

46.0%

on

25c

(quar.)—__

5

9-

1

9-30

Ltd.—

(quar.)

4.75%

__:

liability

25c

;___

preferred

10-

4+2%

537,250

of gold certificate reserves
deposit & F. R. note liabili¬

35c

—_

(quar.)

Corp.

4.60%

49,738,083

12+aC

,

9-15 ;
9-21

4.35%

'

:!

1

9-20

6%

4,882

—

1

10-

; 9- 8

Central of

21

+

124

660,901

;

10-

__

B

Central

326

3,462

Government

From

~2—s

1

9-15

$2

Non-voting common (quar.)—
6% preferred (quar.)—

+ 1,814

Interbank demand deposits:

484,314

+

:_

(quar.)

A

Central

Borrowings:

296,996

(Section

capital

S.

9-

75c

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)
Central Cold Storage <quar.)_

Ill

—

deposits adjusted

Domestic banks

in

(Section 7)

Surplus

+

Accounts—

Capital paid
Surplus

—232,638

1

9-30

Central Hudson Gas & Electric—

Demand

201,719

—

8

9-

50c

(quar.)_

Products

Class

58

9-

9-13

93%c

7%

Class

465
215

8

9-30

(quar,)

Cooke

Celanese

391

9-

20c

(quar.)

———

Co.,

Holder$

9-15

$1.25

Corp.
(quar.)

Plywood
I.)

When

Payable of Rec.

40c

(quar.)—

General

Catelli

16,345

—

98,324

—

U.

accrued

&

liabilities—

Capital

■Other

19,433.292

■

.

25c

common

common

Caspers Tin Plate

Liabilities—

Total

962

181.

(quar.)

—

4+2%

+

tin Volume

(quar.)

Kennedy

Mills

(J.

7%

83

+

1,039

—_—

Reserve

&

Extra

—1,933

32

—

961

30

Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Corp.. $5 preferred (quar.)

Carriers

—2,146
+

10

5%

with

Balances

_____

Federal

with

in

:

—4,910

36

—

513

513

stock—Oct

first preferred

25

—

20,965

_

securities

Co.,

Carthage

1,621

+

417

12

pfd.

stock

issue,

416

sharesj—Sep

Share

Mfg.,

preferred

Carnation

+ 1,282

20

this

*
918

———.Sep

convertible

preferred
in

preferred

conv.

4 +2%

Products

(Philip)

73

+

8,372

bonds

S.

280

59

+
—

989

____—

—

239

+

13

+

30,952

notes

Other

Deposits—
Member

8.113

719

fund

Comvany

City

Castle

:—__—

—

+

5

—

9,487

bills

54

+

1,184

Treasury certificates of indebtedness—
U.

notes.

2^467

carry¬

L.¬

loans—

Co.,

sink,

DIVIDENDS

Case

t'¬

$2.12

Inc.,

♦Announcement

+ 3,361

+ 109

$2693

15

stock—

3.70%

Co.,

Lines,

Bros.

Cascades

loans

Treasury

Reserve

+ 2.186

+ 6,705

pur¬

Government Securities—total-——

S.

Treasury

-141,613

Liabilities-—
Federal

estate

Other

assets—

for

ing securities

5,283

+

dealers

carrying securities
for purchasing or

or

loans

other

and

+ 292
+ 229

24,159

•

brokers

to

84,390

agricul¬

and

loans

tural
Loans

175,728

176,220

assets———

Total

+

22

banks
items

cash

284,104

—

+ 129,472

Co.,

Finance

Air

Carolina

44,672

———

Sep

—Sep 30
debentures—Sep 30
Saguenay Power Co. Ltd., 4+4% cum. s. f. pref. stock—Sep 30
Scott Paper, 3%
convertible debentures due 1977——Sep 15
Scovill Manufacturing Co., 4.30% conv.
pfd.-stock——Sep 20

1954

adjusted!

,

preferred

Phillips Petroleum

Carey

(In millions of dollars)

Loans

Held under repurchase agree't

4+2%

*
816
613

j

■

cumulative preferred stock

Carrier
—

stock

consolidated

per

Aug. 24,

•

h(

290,800

—

4.85%

Since

1

—

stock,

preferred

Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.—

Name of

♦Aug. 31,
Assets—

Total

■1

915

815

Carey,

+ +,370,515

—

1

815

Capital

Increase ( + ) or

—4,079,715

17.399,536

_

Notes

stock—Oct

par

(Continued from page 12)

of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬

284,104

—

A

1

million

ber banks follows;

Bought outright-

Bonds

$174

$100

Sons

Reserve

Federal

from

A summary

securities—

Certificates

increased

adjusted

class

conv.

1

Banks increased
$47 million and borrowings from others decreased $102
million. Loans to banks decreased $55 million.
Borrowings

443,631

127,505

+

in
the Chicago District and $140 million in New York City,
but they decreased $35 million in the San Francisco Dis¬
trict, $31 million each in the Richmond and St. Louis
Districts, and $26 million each in the Atlanta and Dallas
Districts.
Time deposits increased $47 million.
United
States Government deposits increased $93 million.
deposits

6%

stock.

Nov

(E. )

Seaboard

Demand

611

Co., 5%; cumulative preferred stock—Oct
Lakeside Laboratories, Inc.—

$25 million, $36 million, and $32 million, respectively.
Holdings of "other" securities increased $83 million, of

Increase ( +) or

Sep 15

,

31

Kahn's

notes, and of United States Government bonds decreased

Decrease (—) Since

412

12692

31

ings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness, of Treasury

(In thousands of dollars)

812

1

611

Lehigh Valley RR., 6%

Federal Reserve Banks Combined

par

Nov

Sep 30

stock

15

Legate

total of $73 million at all

par preferred stock—

15

Higbee

Nominal.

Statement of Condition of the Twelve

$100

preferred

stock, sinking fund series, $50 par__Sep

$1.16

♦

%

due 1995

pfd. stock—Dec
cumul. preferred stock——_Sep

.233325

.233325

cumul. pfd.

G,

ser.

,

Gerber Products Co., 4+2%
Helicooter Air Service, Inc.,

.193330*

2.784776

bonds,

Dec

1995

cumul. pfd. stock, sinking fund series of
1955—-Sep
General Foods Corp., $3.50 cumulative
pfd. stock
—Oct
General Railway Signal Co., 5%
cumul.

.0349000

2.784687

United Kingdom, pound sterling...

910

mtge.

due

4+2%

.496766*

.0349000

2.771283

1

19

gen.

4+2%

.0349000

.193330*

Dec

sinking fund mtge. bonds——Sep

&

Foremost Dairies, Inc.—
$4.50 preferred stock $100

.140080*

2.774283

12690

bonds, series C & J,

Ref.

2.757116

.496766"

pound

505

1

,

mtge.

Co.,

Page
1

gen.

Fibreboard

.140080*

.233337

Africa,

862

CALLED

&

Frito

.140080*

franc__.—

South

962

1

Date

Devon-Leduc Oils, Ltd.—
5% 10-year convertible

.261062

2.757116

1

Oct

cumul. pfd. shrs._Oct

Ref.

.140060*

—-

—

ISSUE

Baltimore & Ohio RR.—

.0800560

.0800560

.0800560

2.757116

—

debentures

Company and Issue—

2.784637

.0800560
——„

—Oct

—

30-year inc.

Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR. 5%

,208450

2.784791

2.784687

Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona__-._________.___
of

.208450

.00435401*

.237221*

peso

Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso..

Union

1.013392

.208500

.208450

pound..

Mexico,

1.013339

.208400

LABOR

.00285625

(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche Mark.
India, Dominion of, rupee
Ireland,

.325566

.00435401*

....

France

1971

Co., 5%

.0198580

.325600

CLOSED

.208450

markka

.0385&02*

.0198651

1.013750

EXCHANGE

1.013671

due

Pacific RR.

ENTIRE

.0385802*

.325600

STOCK

.325600

debentures

861

.

.0198697

.0198677

__

3+4%
Western

.0335802*

.0385802*

—

Belgium, franc——.—__,
-___
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar
Canada, dollar

•:

2.218874

2.219040

2,218874

2.218874

____—

*

United

$

$

$

3%%

Sept. 8

Sept. 7

Sept. 6

$

Thursday

Wednesday

Tuesday

Sept. 5

Sept. 2

j

10%

9-30

9-15

$1.12+2

10-13

9-30
9-

1

1

10-

7

9-23

9-

2

9-29

9-14

$1

IK 1

75c

" -

87+2C
•_

Burlington & Quincy RR
& Eastern

$2- class

A

Illinois RR.-—

—.—_.—

Chicago. <fc. Great Western Ry.,

9-20

12+2C
$2

(quar.)—

11-

.

—-— —

common

...

_

*.•

25c

18-

3

^10-1*.
,

9-13

(quae).——L+ 62% c.

9-30

M5'

Chicago Mill &.Lumbee (quar;)-—25c

9-38

0-13

5%

preferred

\

Number 5463

Volume 182

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

Per

Holder»

Per

Name of Company

Payable of Rec.
10-

1

9-12

Crown

37 '/2c

10-

1

9-12

$2

75c

__

10-

1

9-12

preferred (quar.)
Crown
Zellerbach, new

9-15

8-26

Crucible

$3
preferred
(quar.)__.—_____——
Chicago Rivet & Machine, new com. (initial)

30c

Cork & Seal Co.,

100%

9-15

8-26

Crum

Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR. (quar.)
Chicago, South Shore & South Bend RR.—

$1.25

9-30

9-13

Crystal

Quarterly—.——______—____

15c

9-15

9-

$1.50

9-16

9-

$1.75

9-16

9-

1

75c

9-27

9-

9

Steel

dividend

Stock

Chicago Towel

—

———

Co.,

(quar.)_

common

preferred (quar.)
Copper Co

S7

Chile

——

—

Christiana

$110

(increased)—

Securities, common
preferred (quar.)
Chrysler Corp.
Cincinnati
4%

Gas

preferred
Ltd.

Cinzano,
Circle

Co.

5%

preferred

A

Utilities

City

Baking,

7%

0-12

Controller

62 y2c

&

Lambert

Clearfield

&

Cleveland

9-12

50c

9-29
9-29

9-15

(quar.)

$4.50

Climax

Mills

Molybdenum

Clinton
Club

Worsted

Foods

8-19

1-3-56

7%

Co.,

Coca-Cola

Co.

Coleman

Delaware

9-15

9-

2

Delaware

Colgate-Palmolive

Colorado

preferred

5%

A

preferred

—

10-

1

9-16

10-

1

9-16

10-

1

9-14

10-

1

9-14

9-12

8-26

87'/2C

9-30

9-13

25c

Columbus

Mutual

Commercial

Life

Credit

Commercial

Commonwealth

(quar.)

—

__

9-

7

Distillers,

7

Diversified

.

9-19

Dixon

9-30

9-

1

Dobeckmun

9-15

9-

1

9-30

9-

6

11-

1

9-15

—

—

$1.37 'A
25c

10-

1

9-15 -

15c

9-15

9-

1

(increased

Inc.,

Consolidated

Cement

Consolidated

Cigar

$5

preferred

Dry

7%

preferred

Common
$5

(quar.)

Electric

6%

40c

Co.

com.

(quar.)

1

10-

—

10c

of

N.

50c

$3.50

$1.25
10c

(quar.)

———

Freightways,
Gas

Consolidated

Paper

Consolidated

Rendering

Utilities

Corp.

._—_——

Ltd.

Co.

10-31

9-30

4'A%

preferred

Broadcasters,
Consolidated

Stock

&

preferred

$4.50

preferred

$4.52

preferred

Continental

Air

Lines

Co. (Chicago) (quar.)
Can, common (quar.)
:
preferred (quar.)
Continental Casualty Co. (Chicago) —

$3.75

Stock

dividend

Assurance
Continental
60c

for

Co.

Quarterly
Continental

Continental
Continental

Corp.,

preferred

Steel

9-

25C

10-14

9-

9-

Gin

Insurance

Oil

Steel

Co.

Cooper-Bessemer

(N.

Y.)

iquar.)_

L__

(increased)

$5.25

Corp.

Cowles Chemical Co.

Co.,

1

A

1

9-

9

10-

1

9-

Potash

&

participating

(quar.)

Steel

Natural

preferred

10-

1

9-

2

10-

1

9-

2

Eastern

25c
75c

933Ac

9-30

8-25

1

$1

preferred

Eastman
Eaton

&

10-

3

io«

9-15

9-

6

9-15

9-

6

Eaton

&

9-12

Co.,

Fund

(from

9-13

Ecuadorian

9-14

Edcfy

Paper

Eddy

Paper

Co.,

75c

9-15

8-31

Edgewater

9-23

9-

Edison

70c

9-12

2

4

8-29

Corp.,

Ltd.

Steel

Edison

(Thos.

6V2%

A,),

pfd.

8-18

$4.12

preferred

9-15

9-

$4.50

preferred

9-27

9-13

9-15

8-15

Electric,

Paso

L.),

Natural

Gas

5%

Co^° cpmmon
preferred

class A

,_

(quar.)__




10-15

9-20

9-30

9-15

9-

2

Elliott

11-15

11-

1

5%

9-30

9-15

5%

2nd

1-1-56

12-14

9-30

9-

9-30

9-15

50c

9-21

9-

9-15

8-31

9

Emerson
7%

25c

10-

1

9-

2

9

preferred

Electric

preferred
District

Mfg.

(quar.)__

common

I preferred;

Endicott
4%

Johnson,

preferred

com.

(quar.)

1

9-16

9-15
9-15
10-

9-

1

1

9-15

9-15

8-15

9-30

9-20
8-22

9-15

10-15
10-24
9-15

911-

10-

1

9-30
1

10c

9-30

9-17

5c

(quar.)

11-15

12'/2c

9-15

9-

1

1

2%

(from

net

9-30

9-

9

2%

12-30

12-

9

25c

;

9-30

pfd.

9-15

in¬

(quar.)__

9-15
10-

56'Ac

1

8-25
9-16

9-30

9-

2

(quar.)

$1.12'/2

9-30

9-

2

37J/2c

9-30

9-15

(quar.)

com.

28'/ec

9-15

9-30

9-15

25c

Extra

9-30

34%c

<quar.)_

(quar.)

9-30

9-

9
9

10-

1

9-15

Gary

30c

9-15

8-18

li-

1

10-15

9-15

8-18

11-

1

10-21

Corp. (increased-quar.)_____
(Theodore) & Co., common

Partic.
$1.60

common

1st

(quar.)

preferred

9-15

9-

9-15

9-

9-19

9-

9-30

9-15

General Acceptance

9-30

9- 9

General

31'Ac

1
1

Gatineau

9

5'/2%

5%

Power

preferred

American

9-30
9-30

6%

9-30

9-15

General

1

9-9

General

General

Corp., com.
Investors

(quar.)

Co,

$1.12'A

10-

(quar.):

American

Oil

convertible

(Texas),

preferred

American

10-11

9- 9

General

25c

9-26

9-12

5%

50c
15c
32'Ac

9-19
10- 1

9-2
9-15
9-15
8-18

General

10-1
9-15

Co.

General

7'/2c

10- 1

1

9-

10-

1

6-

10-

1

25c
10c

10-

1

9-15

10-

1

9-15

15c

10-

1

9-

9

10-

1

9-

9

9-30

9-

9-15

62'/2c

(quar.)

9-

99-

6

(quar.)____

$2

10-

1

9-16

r

5c

10-

1

9-

(quar.)

8

Builders Supply Corp.—
9-16

6%

preferred

9-15

9-

9-15

8-16

(quar.)

(stock div.)

2%

preferred (quar.)
preferred ($20 par)

9-18

9-30

25c

(quar.)

common

Contract, common

31'Ac
15c

Candy Co
Cigar Co.,

10-

1

9-

6

9

10-11

9-16

General

10-

1

9-2

1

9-2

Amer.

Finance

9-24

9-12

General

Fireproofing

General

Industries.

1

9-

1

9- 9

10-

1

9-

9

9

General Electric, Ltd.—

10-

1010-

15c

^

$1.25

25c

;

(quar.)

(quar.)

General

15c

(quar.)

com.

(quar.).

Transportation

convertible preferred

General

5%

Box

common..

1

10-

15c

(quar.)

preferred

10-15

____

10-

$1.12'/2

(quar.)

t30c
t$1.25
t$1.37

common

(quar.)

preferred

10-15

30c
40c

(quar.)

Co.,

Dry

dep.

Batteries.

9-

7

9-

1

20c

9-15

9-

9-13

8-23

3Cc

(final)

9-15

9-

9'/2%

(increased)

Corp.

9-14

5Gc

Ord.

10-10

15c

,

receipts for

Co

(quar.)___

He

3

9-15

8-26

$5
t25c

9-14
9-15

9- 2
8-15

9-12

8-31

6%

40c

9-12

8-31

General

9-20

.9-

9-15
1010-

1
1

10- 1
9-30

1

&

Printing (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)—

(quar.)—

1

2

preferred

$1 conv. 1st pfd. (quar.)

9- 2
8-26

General

8-26

4.75%

$1

Precision

Equipment Corp.,

preferred (quar.)
General Railway Signal, dommon

9-15

5%

10-

1

9-15

General

Refractories

1

General

Securities,

10- 3
9-15

9-20
9-20
8-15

9-22
9-30
10- 1
10- 1

9- 1
9-19
9-19
9-19

General Telephone Co.

35c
$1'.75

9-30
10- 1

9-15
9-15

General

35c

9-15

9- 1

General Telephone Co.

preferred

General

Steel

$2.37'/2

$2.40

Castings

40c
$1

10- 1
10- 1

9-20
9-20

preferred

.-•$1.25 preferred

11-

7

9-30

$1.25
93^jc

11-

1

10-

3

11-

1

1C-

3

11-15

11-

1

$1.50
25c

10-

1

9-15

10-

25c

1

9-15

40c

9-30

9-12

60c
$1.18%
50c
$1.25

9-15

9-

9-15

?

9-

7

10-

1

9-

9

10-

1

iquar.)

9

9-26

9-

9

35c

9-20

8-31

30c

___—

9-

50c

(Minn.)—

9-30

9-16

9-15

of Illinois—

5938C

10-

1

62'/2c

10-

1

9-15

;—60c

10-

1

S-15

35c
31'Ac

10-

1

9-15

10-

1

9-15

52c

10-

1

9-15

(quar.)

Co. of Indiana—
(quar.i

(quar.)—

of Ohio—

(quar..)_—
(quar.)

General Telephone Co. of

$2.10

9-

Telephone Co. of Michigan—

$1.40 preferred
9-20

(quar.)__x

(quar.)

Inc.

preferred

preferred

com.—_

(quar.)

General Telephone
$2.50

9

1

Advertising

(quar.)

Paint Corp.,

10-

10-1

A—.

convertible second preferred (quar.)
General Portland Cement
(increased)

8-26

8-31

10-

200%

(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
Outdoor

9-15

12c

$1.25

$5 preferred
$3.75
General

75c
20c
25c

$3.50

—

5%

Inc.,

Motors Corp."—
Common (stock dividend)

25c
25c
62'/2c
62'Ac

',-t.

(quar.)

»

10-

6

$1.12'/2
50c

(quar.)

common

(s-a)

8

8-

9-16

9-

Emporium Capwell Co".—
7%

8-

1

9-

40c
$1.03

(quar.)

(quar.)
Electric,

9-15

9-30

$1.62'A

(quar.)___.

Mfg.,

'.

(quar.)

Co.

9-12

;_

Consolidated

9-15

37'/2c

preferred

Packing

10-

(quar.)
Co., common (quar!)
preferred
(quar.)_____.

Products

9-23

(quar.)

Co.,

preferred

Manifold

Electrolux
Corp.
(quar.)
Elgin National Watch Co.

9-16

Empire

(quar.)

Crown Cork International,

Electrical

933Ac

(quar.)

9-12

2%

Crampton Mfg. Co. (stock dividend)—
"(Pfiid instead of cash dividend)

9-22

$2.50

(s-a)

9-12

&

1

10-

12'/2c

50c

9-22

tl5c

preferred

conv.

5'/2%

Mills

(quar.)

30c

Electric

Controller

9

10-

General

:

25c

Ltd.,(quar.)

4'/2 %
Garlock

General

(quar.)_

$2.50

12

(Julius)

General

(quar.)

common

9-

25c

conv.

com.

preferred

conv.

9-12

Electric Auto-Lite Co

El

Co.,

9-12

(increased).

(quar.)

1

Paso

1

8

9-24

J25c

common

4'/2%

E.i,

9-15

(quar.)..

El

99-

35c

income)

(R.

4'/2%

52'/2c

8-18

9-15

9-15

9-15

15c

Co.

9-24

(quar.)

9-15

9-30

50c

40c

(resumed)

(quar.)
Investors, Inc.

(Robert)

$1.06'A

A

com.

8

Co.—

A.)

9-30

(quar.)

Stores,

preferred

9-15

1

vestment
Funsten

15c

class

9-15

9-

(Geo.

10- 3

(quar.)
$1

8

9-

25c

(quar.)_

Co.,

Trailer

5c

,—

Ltd.,

Brothers

y2 %

Refining

J25c

—-

Corp.____

9-15

9-30
9-30

10-

9-

1

37'/2c

Frick

5c

3

15c
50c

1

20c

Companies Ltd.

(quar.)—

Ltd.

.1

Extra

Fraser

———

Trust,

(quar.)

Co.

2

1010-

9-26

invest¬

__—-

Investment

2

9-

25c

in¬
—

37'Ac

(quar.)

(from

income)

Baler

1

9-

50c

25c

Stock Fund

9-

9-26
9-20

Garrett

50c
$1.50

common—______

Balanced

9-15

re¬

(quar.)

Auto

5%

and $2 par) (quar.)

par

7

9-15

25c

(quar.)

Howard,

Economic

8-30

com.

(quar.)

income)

ment

Gas,

—

(quar.)—
(quar.)__

(quar.)

Howard,

vestment
10-14

;_—

—

pfd.

$2

(quar.)___

no

Kodak

preferred

6%

9-15

2

9-

8-32
9-17

1

Racing Association—

Common (both

9-16

9-15
10-

9-

$1

1

25c

46c

General Baking Co., $8 preferred

(increased)-.

Associates,

Eastern Air Lines

9-16

9-12

1

9-15
10-

10-

15c

20c

—

8-22

10-10

10c

per

(quar.)

Fundamental

10-10

t$l
f$1.50
5%

(quar.)

dividend)—

(quar.)

Stainless

5.20%

2

9-30

____

_;

preferred

Tennessee

Steel

Drive

Corp.

9-

Associates—

(increased)

Sugar

Pressed

Wheel

$4.50

(^tock

Eastern Gas & Fuel

4>A%

Fostoria
Four

12'Ac

(quar.)

preferred

Industries

$52.50

common

Ltd.—

Bakeries

Eastern

Sept.
16
at
dividend)

common

9-14

10-

50c

62'/2c

15c

(quar.)
A

Participating

9-15

10-

this

Wayne Corrugated Paper (quar.)
Foster & Kleiser Co., class A pfd. (quar.)
Foster-Wheeler Corp.
(quar.)

Fuller

10-25

8-19

$1

Fort

9-21

10-25

6

9-15

$1.75
$1.50

common

$1.31 'A

(quar.)

(quar.)
(increased quar.)

Craddock-Terry Shoe,

''33/i%

9-16

on

plus

on

9-15

6

9-

8-31

25c

quar.)

preferred (entire issue called for

demption
share

on

10-1

9-

9-15

45c

(quar.)

50c

j.

preferred A (quar.)
(quar.)

Petroleum

Crane

3

4'/2%

Gair

9-15
9-15

i$1.25

dividend

1

9

t$1.25

dividend

1

9-

75c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Stock

9-

9-20

81'Ac

(quar.)

B

Stock

9-

8-31

50c

10c

Fruehauf

50c

class

Co.,

(quar.)

com.

(quar.)

Co

9

9-15

1

9-15

20c

9-10

preferred

4%

Chemical,
preferred

1

$1.50

(quar.)
6% pfd.

A.)

Sulphur

&

10-

9-12

11-

75c

25c

(quar.)

!

Frontier

1

6

$1.05

common

(quar.)

9-23

9-15

9-

40c

9-23

62>Ac

9-15

55c

(quar.)_

(quar.)

1

87'Ac
$1.12V2

(quar.)

<C.

Corp.

10-14

1

9

8-26
11-25

20c

Philadelphia

8-26

10-

9-

9-16

12-16

Y.)—

Inc

11-

50c

9

be

Co

Garfinckel

(quar.)

common

Coffee

of

Fund,

10-15
9-15

9-

1

8-15

share

per

(N..

Company.
Friedman (L.) Realty (quar.)
Frigikar Corp.
(quar.)__

9-19

1

9-

9-

(Bait.)—

9-1

9-15

10-

$1.50

25c

25c

(quar.)

Co.

H.)

(J.

$105

to

!

1

Inc.—

.

25c

;

Inc.

(R.

5%

(quar.)__

Co.,

preferred

Duncan

t$1.75

50c

(increased)

Power

Dunham

10-

de Nemours & Co.—

I.)

preferred
preferred

Dulany

t25c

10- 1

50c

20c

Cosmopolitan Realty

Crain

(E.

Duff-Norton

7%

11- 1

933Ac

50c

Extra

Coro,

preferred

Pont

at

35c

quar.)

Laboratories,

10c

(quar.)
Corp. (resumed)

(quar.)

(quar.)
B.)

25c

(quar.)

pfd.

—

25c

common

(quar.)

Copper Range Co.
(quar.)
Cornell-Dubilier Electric, common

Cosden

10-

10-

50c

(quar.).

Corp.

Telephone,
Co.

(quar.)

Corp.

(Dela.)

preferred

Co.

(quar.)

7%

•

(quar.)

Co.

15c

.__—

& Machine

Co.

Motors

Coffee

53c

10%

—,____

Foundry

5%
du

1

issue)

Dairies, com. (increased
preferred (quar.)

4%

;

1

10c

__.

2%

(Allen

Economy

dividend)

tlOc

(quar.)

preferred

Mont

.

9-15

9-15

9-24

40c

Fram

__

33/4%
Du

6

held)

(quar.)

Ltd.,

»

Ltd.—

(quar.)
Co. (increased

Driver-Harris

2

9-15

+

15c

com.

.__

1

9-15

Industries—

&

Continental

Continental

shrs.

(quar.)

Corp., 4% preference (quar.)
Dresser
Industries, common
(quar.)_____—

Continental

(quar.)

Copper

Continental
Continental

of
100

(stock

Common

Cook

each

Commercial

convertible

Continental

5%

share

(one

22c

__

Eastern

12'Ac

Continental Assurance

9

8-31

com.

Cement

$1.13

Continental

9-

9-15

Duval

$1.04

(quar.)-

10-10

15c

25c

Corp.

Eastern

_—

62y2c

(quar.)

Co.,

$1.12 'A

(quar.)
(quar.)

Class

1

Paper—

quar.)

Ltd.

Co

Foremost

Dravo

East

(initial

1

9

1

Co.

Power

9-

9-

^

1

10-

40c

Stores,

A

9-15

9-25

9-

28c

common—_—

Power

Class
4c

(quar.)

10-

40c

Wallace Inc., $3 class A
Co. of Canada—

(quar.)_

A

9
1

Motor

45c

(quar.)

Textile

Common

dividend

Consumers
$4.16

—

net

9-

100%

Inc.,

Water

Draper

Radio

&

Ford

__

dividend

Eastern

(quar.)

Television

Forbes &

9-15

9-15

Consolidated Retail Stores—

Consolidated

9-16

9-15

1

75c

(quar.)—— _

(quar.)

(from

9-

9-

10%

(quar.)

Mineral

8-25

3

9-30

9-15

37'/2c

(quar.)

convertible

9-15

._.

8-

2%

Insurance

America

of

Burt

10-21

35c

10-

18 % c

(quar.)

Corp.

Fund
___

Nov.

Machinery

J30c

(quar.)_

9

9-15

75c

(entire

Fire

preferred

3'A*
Foote

7

9-

50c

dividend)

Industrial

Fair

$4.20

Foote

(quar.)

(quar.)__

(quar.)

Screw

bn

Power

10V2%

Stock

Co., Ltd.,

Chemical Co.

Stock

8-12
7

10-15
10-15

ord.

for

Corp

9-23

3

1
1

$1.50

(quar.)_

common

(quar.)

receipts

11-

11-

9-

9-30

10c

National Stores
(quar.)
Firth Carpet Co. (quar.)___
<
Flagg-Utica Corp., 5% prior pfd. (quar.)__
Flintkote Co,, $4 preferred
(quar.)
Florida Power & Light Co., com. (quar.)

Florida

9-15

9-29

15c

(quar.)

Set

Association

Food

t50c

J37'Ac

(quar.—___.
preference "(quar.)

10-1

9-

11-10

Ltd.—

Common

Common

9-15

11-20

8-17

$4.50

10-

8-30

8-29

9-15

$3.50

1

8-29

9-20

10-14

9-23

1

9-15

t25c

9-15

9-14

8-31

$1

(quar.)
Fields
(monthly)

Oil

Stores

9-15

11-

9-15

9-15

10- 1
.

Creek,

First

Food

(quar.)

preferred

1

10-

9-19

(quar.)__
'
$1.25
Dunhill International, Inc. iquar.)___—,——
10c
Duraloy Co. (quar.)
—______———5c

10%
655/aC

(quar.)

Consolidated

25c

(quar.)——._

common

9-26

9-27
9-27

1

9-15

B

Financial

10-14

Duke
60c

Class

1

t20c
tl7'Ac

9-30
10-

A

9

9-

iy2c

(quar.)

Crucible

Co.

Co.

9-

10c

(Battle

Quarterly
Fiduciary Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)_________
Field t(Marshall) (see Marshall Field)

9-15

$1.10

Co.

(quar.)_
(stock dividend)

preferred

redeemed

25c

Arts

$3

15c

plus this dividend).—

Class

iquar.)__

9-15

Products—

prior

9-19

20c

dep.

&

2

12-14

9-30

25c

istock

Cap

9-13
9-13
9-

12-28

50c

Signal

Fidelity-Phenix

Fire

pfd.

Works

dividend

30c

9-16

9-12

9-15

Y.—

(quar.)——__________

preferred

9-30
10-

.'

Foods,

9-15

30c

—

(s-a)—————

preferred

1st

1

9-20

(quar.)

dividend

Consolidated

9-

1

(quar.)

Goods Co.,

Edison

preferred

51/4%

1

10-

for

9-14

1

10-

10c

$1.25

common

Consolidated Engineering
Stock

9-

23c

(increased)

Corp.

(quar.)

Consolidated

30c

—

(quar.)-

Diesel

Consolidated

12-10

(quar.)

Corp.,

Consolidated

Consolidated

com.

preferred

40c

12-15

—

quar.)

Light & Power,

Co.,

9-10

income

:

1
1

9-28

8

9-13

Co.—

i

preferred

Publications

Corp.

Cash

6%

10-

3%

Extra

Finance

9-30

Dragon
9-15

9-22

9-20

Dow

(Toronto)—

9

1

25c

9-20

(quar.)

9-

9-30

10-

25c

Dover

6

9

RR.—

(quar.)

preferred
(quar.)

Stores

Glass

Dominion

9-

9-

Dominiguez

9-12

9-15

9-30

Dodge & Cox Fund

8-25

9-30

9

9- 1

8-31

2%

Sign

9-23

Dominion

31'Ac

Screw

Federal

9

9-

9-12

$1

(quar.)

Federal

Ferro

9-

8-31

1

10-

37'/2c

(quar.)___

Casualty

&

9-27

62'Ac

(quar.)

Paper Board,

Federated

1

9-12

25c

Shops
&

9

9-30
10-

J37'/2c

Insurance

9-

8-29

1

56'Ac

(quar.)

Federal

9-12
9-

9-30

%2c

net

Dominion Tar & Chemical Co.

25c

9-28

9-30

9-30

9-

1

6

35c

7%
9-24

4.40%

common

(Joseph)

Dominion

-

9-

Life

8-31

11-10

9-12

10c

(quar.)

1

9-16

9-

10-

37'/2c

;

H older b

9-15

60c

quar.)

(quar.)

62'/2c

income)

convertible

9-22

$38c

Connohio

5%

Co.—

7c

2

9-15

$1.14

(from

Amer.

Co.,

10-10

$37c

Connecticut

Cup

Dixie-Home

1

Co.-—

Asso.

Congoleum-Nairn

investment

7

9-30

50c

9

9-

$1

:

9-22

25c

8-22
9-

1

$1

(quar.)

year)

Growth

10-31

25c

(quar.)—

9-15

Mich.)

Fibreboard

-

Corp.-Seagrams Ltd.

$5

<quar.)__

Conde Nast Publications

Ltd.

65c

(s-a)

1

9-30

$1.07

Western

Final

Distillers

9-

10-

10-

12'Ac

(quar.)

9-

9-

9-15

9-15

7'Ac

(increased)

A

9-15

9-30

683Ac

Grande

Disher Steel Construction

9-15

1

1

92'Ac

Voting trust certificates

9-30

10-

1

9-30

Dickinson Industrial Site—

9-30

31'Ac

1010-

"income and

pfd.

(s-a)

quarterly

Common

10-10

5

$1.25

(tjuar.)__—

Light, 4%

Diamond Alkali Co.,
Diana Stores Corp.

Class

9-16

2

t75c

security profits)

quarterly basis
Detroit Mortgage & Realty (quar.)
Di-Noc Company—
Name changed to Di-Noc Chemical

10-14

j

9-

10-

20c

(quar.)

a

10-14

(quar.)_

(.quar.).

Life

on

$2

CompoShoeMachinery.com. (stock dividend)
5% preferred (quar.)
Confederation

Now

1

1

(quar.)

(quar.)

Co.

12-

40c

Federal Machine & Welder Co.
(Ohio)__
Federal Pacific Electric (quar.)___

Ferry

Co.

(quar.)
International Bridge—

Detroit

9-15
10-15

50c

net investment

calendar

1

—

preferred

.

(initial)

Harvester

30c

Quarterly
5'A%

1954

Detroit

10-

(quar.)

Community Public Service

(quar.)

A

com.

Ltd.

Rio

11-

(Quarterly from investment income)

Water

&

Increased

11-

Commonwealth Life Insurance (Louisville Ky.)
Commonwealth

75c
933Ac

iquar.)

<quar.)__

Mines,

10c

(quar.)__

Investment

9

preferred

Dixie

Insurance

Corp.

9-

(quar.)__

Denver

2

$1.25

Edison

Commonwealth

2

9-

62'Ac

____

.__

Shearing & Stamping

Commercial Solvents

9-

9-29

37'Ac

common

Corp.

8-29

9-26

preferred

10c

Corp.

9-15

realized

&

Power

$ 1.12 '/2

(monthly)

(quar.)

Pictures

9-15

5c

5»/2%
preferred B
(quar.
Colorado & Southern Railway—
4% 1st non-cumulative preferred
Columbia

9-12

53'/«C

(quar.)

common

Gas,

60c

20c

(quar.)

10-14

9-26

of America—

(quar.)

Interstate

10-28

$1.75

(quar.)

Power,
(monthly)

Life

preferred

Delinite

9-16

$1

(quar.)

pfd.

$3.50

Stone

preferred

1

$7.40

Corp._

preferred (quar.)
Colorado Fuel & Iron, common...
5%

9-15

10-

10c

4'A %

Colorado

9-30

2

$1

Central

Common

9-

50c

—:

—

&

Bake

common

irom

Tro,ders

(Syracuse, N. Y.)

Federal

5c

Hudson

&

Farmers

9-30

50c

(quar.)

Farrel-Birmingham
Federal

new

from

cents

4.56 %

9-15

75c

(interim)

Quarterly
Sand

9-30
9-12

7
1

4.28%

2

20c

.

Co.,

9-

$1

Co

Colonial Life Insurance Co.

Colonial

4

2

9-

Fund—

(8V2 cents

2

quar.)

(quar.)

4'A%

Co.,

Delaware

9-

1

:__

Co.,

1

9-28

a-

3.70%

—

International

&

9
2

12-

series

Mills,

9

9-

9-

9-Ztt

common

•

9-15

1

A

B

9-12

12«/2c

Players Canadian Corp. Ltd.
Fanner Mfg. Co., (stock dividend)
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar,)

12-28

& Frere,

$1.12'/2

preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred

Coca-Cola

Extra

David

9-

15c

com.

River

9-30

(quar.)_____

Products

Peabody &

4%

Dan

9-15

10-

preferred
preferred

(quar.)

Corp.

preferred

50c

(motnhly)—

Aluminum

Cluett

Corp.,

30c

$1.12'/2

4V2%

87V2c
$1.25

Bearing Co. (quar.i
Finance, common (increased

Family

(quar.)_____

Inc.

Cigar

33A%

12-21

(quar.)
Insurance (N. Y.)

50c

Deere

9-12

Fafnir

(quar.)
;

Corp.

£>uc

.

8-26

(quar.i—

Co.

(quar.)

Dana

Illuminating—

(quar.)__
Trencher Co. (increased

Cleveland

(quar.)

8-31

$1.50

preferred

Cleveland

A
A

9-

15c

<quar.i____

Electric

class
class

9-

1

10-

40c

quar.)_

9-15

(quar.)_

Mahoning Ry. (s-a)
Supply (quar.)
Iron, common (quar.)

preferred

non-cum,
non-cum.

9-26

$1.75
75c

(quar.)

(increased

com.

9-15

3uilders

$4.50

Wright Co.,

9-12

Cleveland-Cliffs

Cleveland

Publishing, $7 pieferred
prior preferred (quar.)

25c

1

6

10-

50c

—_r

—

„

9-20

10c

_____—

(Mo.)

Ltd., class A (quar.)___
Dayton Malleable Iron, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Decker Mfg. Co.
(quar.)

___

preferred

Mfg.

Cos., Inc. (quar.)

25c

.

6

9-20
9-

5%

$1.25

(quar.)—

9-

9-30
9-20

gtd.

Famous

$2

9-15

37'/2C

(quar.)

com.

(quar.)

Equipment, 5%

Clayton &

9-30

9-15

25c

40c

quar.)

6

$4

9-15

50c

Co

L.)

10-21

Excelsior

5

DWG

1

Ex-Cell-O

9-30

9-

Cutler-Hammer,

1

9-15

12-

9-16

11-

9-29
10-14

9-20

9-20

10-

$1.75
25c

1

12-20

1

$1.75

(quar.)

9-16
9-

35c

9-26

10-

9-30
9-15

7%

(quar.i

9-30

37'/2c

$5 preferredd series A (quar.)
E10 Mfg.
Co
(quar.)____
Ewa
Plantation
;

Pittsburgh RR. Co.,

40c

Curtiss

8-12

$1.37'/2

(quar.)__

preferred

Co.

(D.

8

Erie Railroad Co., com.

"$1.12V2

(increased

$2

preferred

(Dayton, O.),

non-cumulative

Clark

50C

12c

preferred

City Railway Co.

Clark

9-

!___

Investing Co., 5y2%
Products Corp.

Clark

9-16

9-15

(quar.

City
City
6%

9-30

$1

Erie

$2

(quar.)______

common

Stores

8-16

47

Payable of Ree.

6c

9-16

$1

______

(quar.)_

Drug

Curtis

.—

(quar.)

(quar. I

Inc.

9-15

&

When

Share

1

Extra

Telephone—

Co.

preferred

Company

9-30

10-

50c

Quarterly

9-15

$2.75

(quar.)

Independent

Citizens

4V2%

Curtis

.—_

—

pfd.

9-15

40c

(quar.)

$6

Cummins Engine Co.,

Curtis Mfg. Co.

(quar.)

8%

Inc.,

Refining,

Cunningham

8-15

3

50c

(initial)—

common

_______

9-20

9-13

10-

$1

(quar.)

Service

Citizens

75c

———~

1

Co.

_______—

Theatre

Cities

Electric

&

10-

1

Foster,
Oil

Per

Name of

Equity Fund.

America

of

Holder•

Payable of Reo.

Inc.—

pfd. (accum.)
Cuban-American Sugar, 7%
pfd. (quar.)—
Cuban Atlantic Sugar Co.___

8-22

9-14

$1.75

7%

2

&

Co,

Wh.tm

Share

50c

Chicago Pneumatic Tool, com; (initial quar.)
Extra

When

Share

Name of Company

(1055)

preferred

(quar.)

-____—

•

Pennsylvania—

48

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1056)

Per

Share

Name of Company

preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Corp., common—
41/4%
convertible preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)...;
4.75%
convertible preferred iquar.l
$4.50

Genuine

Parts

Plywood,

called

(quar.)

Portland

Giant

Gibson

6

9-

6

Central

9-

6

Hercules Powder

10-

1

9-16

6%

Mlg.,

Co.

Glen

Falls

Inc.

Hibbard,

$1.23

10-

1

9-15

Higbee Co., 5%

$1.15

10-

1

9-15

9-30
10-

1

B

Co.

Y.)

(quar.)

6-

6

Dauch

&

11-

5

1

8-29
9-14

5%

10c

9-12

8-22

Home

(quar.)

60c

9-15

9-

$1.75

(quar.)—

(quar.)

10-

8-31
9-

1

1

9-20

9-12

8-23

10-

15c

___—__

3

9-15

25c

preferred
Fire

9-

9

9-

9

Honolulu

9-15

12'4 c

10-

1

9-

1

9-30

9-

5%

Hooker

6

Hoover

Rapid

f$l

9-30

9-

9

B

4(4%

c

9-15

8-31

9-15

8-31

Hot

50c

9-15

9-

$12'4

The

9-

8-22

a

9-12

8-28

pany

9

$2

9-12

8-29

preferred (quar.)
Class
A
(quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)

$1.50

9-12

8-29

tember

12-12

11-28

$2

12-12

11-28

6%

$1.50

12-12

11-28

preferred

Grafton

(quar.)——
—
Ltd., class A (quar.)_—

Co.,

&

Class

A

$2

Rapjds Varnish (quar.i_
Granite City Steel, com. (increased)———
5)4%
preferred (quar.)
T.)

Co.,

3%%

preferred
Gray Drug Stores

Mfg.

Gray

Co.

N.

Y.i

4.40%

preferred

Northern

Great

Southern

Green

Greene

Co.

Gulf

(Houston)

Co.

6

&

6
9

10-

1

9-

9

10-

9-

1

9-19

9-12

8-29

9-15

8-19

Inc.,

5%

preferred
&

1

9-20

9-30

9-15

9-30

9-15

10-

4.60%

Bell

RR..

(quar.)—

9-15

Imperial Paper & Color

9-

Imperial Tobacco (Canada), ord
6% preference (s-a)

12-10

8-25

12-

1

10-

1

9-16

Indiana

10-

3

9-10
9-10

4 Vo

40c

$L25

(quar.)

&

4.56%

3

45c

9-15

9-15
10-

1

9-

2

5

4.80%

9-16

9-

9-22

9-12

of

and

Michigan

Kelsey-Hayes
Wheel
(quar.)
Kellogg Co., 314% preferred (quar.)

Co.

preferred

9-15
10-

9-

1

1

9-16

Kennedy's

9-30

9-16

Kennecott

Indianapolis

1

9-15

1

9-15

$4.60

com.

(increased)

4%

9-12

—

9-12

9-20

8-26
8-26

Inspiration

50c

9-20

9-

Institutional

9-12
11-

8-25

1

10-15

9-12

8-22

$1.25

12-15

3-12-56

2-17

35c

9-15

8-22

income

Consolidated
Bank

Copper

(quar.)

(quar.)

(quar.)

Cotton,

15c

Ltd.,

Hamilton Watch Co.,

5%

com.

pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)

(quar.)

Paper,

preferred

9-

8-25

10r 1

9-10

$1.06'A

ioL

1

9-10

31

10-15

62'4

_

Winkle-Munning

(quar.)
....

issue

.

(quar.)

(quar.)
(quar.)_

—

10-

1

9-16

10-

1

9-16

11-

1

10-20

2-1-56

1-20

3

9-15

9-30

9-15

9-13

8-26

10-

9-30

9-21

9-30

9-21

7'4c

9-15

9-

36'Ac

10-

1

2

9-15

15c

9-12

8-26

22'4 c

9-12

8-23

12c

9-12

8-23

12'4 c

(quar.)

9-12

8-23

13'Ac

(quar.)

9-12

8-23

13 %c

9-12

8-23

123Ac

(quar.)

9-12

8-23

11-

3

10-27

10-

1

$$1.50

II
—IIIIIIIIZ
(quarj.l IIIIIIII

(quar.)

Heinz (H. J.), 3.65%
preferred
Helena Rubinstein (see

(quar.)

_

security

International

8-29
9-

1

9-16

40c

10-

1

S-13

(quar.)




(quar.)

±

4%

Rubber

B.)

Creamery
Co.,

3

(S.

S.)

6

6

La

12-

5

6

Lakeside

1

Investment

of

4%

America

redemption

Co.

Trust Co.

Light

&

Light,

(increased)

—

preferred

(quar.)

4.40%

preferred

4.35%

preferred

com.

(quar.)

(quar.)

9-14

Legare

50c

10-

1

9-16

10-14

9-22

Leslie

9-

Leverage

Lehn

6

9-16

Sessions

pfd.

Co.,

&

Co.

(quar.)

$6 preferred

Clark

—

(s-a)___

(quar.)-^

—

9-15

Co

9-16

1

common

60c

10-

1

9-15

10-

1

9-15

9-26

8-26

62'4

6%

pfd.

(entire

&

Fink

Gold

Products

issue

called

Refineries,

Salt

Co.

Fund

(N.

1-10-58

12-28

10-

1

9-16

—

——

Nat'l Life Insur.

62 %c

10-

1

8-26

$3

11-

1

10-31

9-30

9-16

25c

11-15

11-

5

25C

2-15-56

2-

4

9-15

9-

1

9-30

9-10

9-20

9-

Lincoln Service Corp.,

(Fort Wayne,

1

9-10

10-

1

9-10

$$1.98

9-30
9-14

9-

2

9-

2

9-15

8-15

9-15

8-31

9-15

8-29

9-15

8-29

1

9-23

12-31

12-23

25c
25c

37'4 c
37 %c
$1.75
40c

$1.083A

10-

1

9-15

Lipe

C

A

9-15

Little

(quar.)
B
(quar)
(quar.)

Rollway,
Miami

class

RR.,

(quar.)

A

J

8-31
9-

9-30

9-

9-20

9-10

9-30

9-

12'4

c

$1.10

12-10

3-17-56

3-10

12-10

11-18

3-17-56

3-10

9-15

Special

guaranteed

(quar.)

10c

10-

1

9-15

Special

guaranteed

(quar.)

60c

10c

1-3-56

12-15

4-2-56

3-15

8%

preferred

(quar.)

$1

8-31

8%

preferred

(quar.)

$1

10-

1

8-31

9-30

9-15

(quar.)

Joint

Loew's Inc.
Loew's

$1.25

9-30

9-15

London

$1.37'4

9-30

9-15

Lone

Pipe Co.,

(quar.)

(Marcus)

common

(monthly)

Brewing

(increased

$1

25c

:

Theatres, Ltd.

(quar.)—_—

Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A (accum.)

Star

8

9

•60c

(quar.)

9-

1

Original

8

tl

original

1

$1.75

1

10-10
8-31

10-

$1.25

9-

1

9-30

10-

Supply Co.—

9-15

11-

9-12

10c

preferred
preferred

9-14

25c

Extra

Lock

9

9-16

9-12

50c

1

9-

1

10-

60c

30c

10-

1

9-30

30c

(quar.)

$37'4c

10-

20c

Lion Match Co.. (quar.)

.

10-

37'4 c

(quar.)

common

9-15

Quarterly

8-31

9-15
9-15

Ind.)

preferred (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)

1

Quarterly

1

10-

SOc

10-

(quar.)

8-15

(Greenvillej S. C.)

1—

$1.10

1

10-11

10c

(quar.)

-

$1.50

1

$4c

Ltd
common

—

Lionel

9-16
12-

12'4C

Y.i,

(quar.)

(quar.)

9-30

9-28

40c

Quarterly

Lincoln

9-15

10c

(Canada),

Fabrics
preferred

9-15

10c

2

1

$3c

(quar.)

1

(quar.)_

7

10-10

10-

20c

:

Inc.

10-

preferred

9-

for

(quar.)_,

Mines, Ltd—

c

(quar.)
Inc., 4%

9-

10-20

2-5 c

—

35c

1

9-15

62'4 c

(quar.)

Loan Corp. (quar.)—
Liberty Products Corp. (quar.)—,—
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7% pfd. (quar.)—
Lily-Tulip Cup (quar.)

10-17

533Ac

(quar.)

11-

12'4c

Liberty

10-17

9-15

7'4 c

183Ac

1

(quar.)

Quarterly

9-16

1

133AC

5c

—

(quar.)

Liberty Life Insurance Co.

9-15

1

10-15

25c

L

(quar.)_

„—

5%

9-12

10-

1

9-14

8-18

Liberty

1

11-

9-15

11-

11-15

Co.,

Leonard

11-

12-22

1

12-31

Co.,

Leitch

31'Ac

12-30

10-

t!5c

redemption on Sept. 30 at $25.50 per share
plus this dividend i

9-15

9-30

8-16
9-22

11-15

preferred

10-14

9-30

9-12

9-30

(quar.)

&

1

10-15

9

12-31

Blower

1

10-15

9

9-

115c

Co.

10-

$40c

2

9-

1

(quar.)

Machine

&

$2.50

2

1

9-

1

10-

9-30

&

11-

10-

9-14
10-

9-30

(quar.)

9-

23c

$8c

Leath

9-15

1

8-25

$15c

Quarterly

Lang

9-15

9-15

9-12

15c

(Va.)

25c

(quar.)

com.

Jamaica Public Service, Ltd., common (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
;

5%

A

Lau

9-20

8-31

per

Lawyers Title Insurance

2c

Co.

Mfg. Co.

Preferred

Lamson

8-22

3'4c

Inc.

Heintz,

9-20

8-15

$25.25

8-19

6c

(quar.)

Trust

at

16

8-19

10-

9

9-15

for

9-12

35c

9-

18C

called

9-12

54'4 c

2

9-26

IOC

quar.)

9-15

18'4c

9-

$25c

1

62'4 c

(quar.)

common

3.30%

9-13

B

35c

(quar.)

&

—

(quar.)

75c

(quar.)

1

Class

37%C

preferred

1

9-20

Landis

(s-a)

1

$15c

Frary

preferred

Power,

preferred

Power

Sept.

on

(M. H.>, Inc.,

.

4.30%

10-

9-30

Rhode Island

of

(quar.)

issued

(entire

Lamston

(s-a)_.

4.80%

10-

A

$1.50

.

Electric

Jacobsen

Class

9-

9

10-

15c

——

(increased

Landers,

$2.50 preferred (quar.)
Participating

&

9-15

1

9

9-

$1.75

(quar.)—

(quar.)

9-21

(quar.)

Royalty
-

Investors

9-30

1

9-

1

$1.50

Mines, Ltd.
Lambert (Alfred), Inc., class
Class B
(quar.)

9-15

10-

1

10-

11.12'4

this dividend)

plus

9-30

10-

9-20

10-

40c

Gold

9-15

$75c

Foundation, Ltd.,

preferred

Extra

Co.

preferred

10-15

40c

1

Laboratories—

Lamaque

433Ac

8-31
•

10-

11.12%

University

9-15

(quar.)

Power Co., common
4.36%
preferred (quar.)
Intertype Corp. ( quar.)
Co.

Ltd.

1

Co

Department Stores

Investment

Gas

$1.16

1

12-30

50c

8-29

1

9-15

$2.50

$1

common

10-

<quar.)_

(interim),

(quar.i_,

(quar.)—

Extension

Laclede

9-

10-

8-31

10c

9-12

9-23

10-

9-15

30c

(quar.)

Co.,

(John),

Salle

1-3-56

60c

1

50c

(quar.)
(quar.)

10-15

(quar.)

9

9-

Co.—

preferred

Labatt

9-

9-20

9-

4Cc

(quar.)

California

of

Co.

Mfg.

514%

9-

10-

1

9-15

20c

(quar.)

Kuner-Empson

9-30

$1.50

10-

8%

1st

9-30

9-15

1

8-31

9-28

45c

preferred (quar.)
7%
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Kuhlman
Electric, common

9-19

9-

9-

10-

25c

(quar.)

common

preferred

6%

9-19

1

1

1

$20c

1

Kroger Co.—

9-20

9-19

10-

9-

$1.74

——

Interstate

5%

(I.

Knudsen

10-10

1

8-25

9-15

net

pfd. (s-a),

(quar.)

45c

(increased)

Securities,

37'4

c

7-27

$1

Inter-Ocean

Interstate

4334c

I

Kleinert

8-26

from

$1.50

5%

i.

50c

Co

Textbook

Jamaica Water

,

common

Kittanning Telephone

1

9-15

investment

net

$1

Reinsurance

9-

1

8-31

10-

32c

9

net

(quar.)

(quar.)

(quar.)

common

Inter-Ocean

9-29

9-15

9-30

Corp.

(quar.)_

(quar.)
Silver, 7% preferred

International

25c

9-14

8-31

(Canada), Ltd.

International Utilities Corp.
$1.40 convertible preferred

Ironrite,

10-

9-30

10-

—

(quar.)

Kingsport Press (quar.)
Kinney (G. R.) Co., com.

20c

quar.)—

Shoe

Irving

Rubinstein

(Helena) Inc.
Helme (George W.) Co.,
7% preferred (quar.)

Salt

International

Investors

Co.

9-16

10-

from

54c

dividend

50c

(quar.)

International

Jack

&

3

1

9-

9-

9-30

82c

of

special of

a

Clark

Stock

30c

common

Co.,

Iowa

and

10-

10-14

9-26

investment

net

from

2

$20c

Products

Paper

Iowa

(24c

1

10-

(interim)

—

9-

35c

10-15

28 '4 c

special

a

gains)

9-

1

Ltd.

from

1

10-

9-20

31'Ac

15c

1

10-20

9-22

Fund—

10-

9-12

quar.)

<quar.)_.

10-

t65c

preferred

9-16

25c

(initial

International

6%

and

(Walter)

15c

Telegraph

$4

Mines,

(28c

S-l"

share

Ocean

9-

50c

Kimberly

8-15

3

60c

75c

40c

profits)

Increased

8-18

91'Ac

Kidde

Fund—

International Nickel

9-15

9

9-10

2

1

10-

25c

(quar.)—

(increased

realized
gains)
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co.,

$3

from

Income

International

9-15

1

9-30

1

$1

investment income)

5c

30c,

Corp. (quar.)
Mining Co.
(quar.)

9-12

(6c from securities profits and 9c from net

35c

(quar.)

Hazeltine

Brewing

9-15

50c

Hayes Steel Products, Ltd

Hein-Werner Corp.
Co., Ltd

1

50c

(quar.)

Helemano

$1.37'4

10-

40c

preferred B (quar.)

Glass

$15c

9-15

37'4 c

(quar.)—.

Hawaiian Telephone, common
4.80% preferred A (quar.)

C

6

45c

;

Hastings Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Hathaway (C. F.) Co., 5.80% pfd. (quar.)
Hawaiian Commercial &
Sugar, Ltd. (incr.)

preferred

10-

9-30

$1.37'4

Hartford Gas Co., common (quar.)
8% preferred (quar.)—

preferred D

10-20

$1.25

preferred

Harrisburg Steel (increased quar.)
Harris-Seybold Co. (quar.)

E

1

40c

(quar.)

Co.

1

9-

15c

—

9-

9-13

$1.50

Co.

9-13

50c

Harding

514%

10-

c

50c

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_____.

preferred

1

9-15

9-15

B

Chemical

1

$1.12'4

(quar.)

Co.,

4

9-

$1

(quar.)
;
Hancock Oil Co., 5% preferred (s-a)
Hanna (M. A.) Co., class A
(quar.)

preferred

11-

9-15

32'4 c

preferred

preferred 2nd

9-15

11-15

30c

.

com.

1

$$1.25

—

(increased)

common

Carpets Ltd
Harnischfeger Corp.,

10-

2

9-30

"Series

(9c from investment

Cellucotton

common

10-15

income

75c

Co

Fund

31c

and

Institutional

11-23

$1.25

(quar.)

9-20

B-4"

realized

9-

10-

45c

Keystone High-Grade Common Stock Fund—

$62'4c

Rayon Corp. (quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand, 6% preferred (s-a)

9-12

50c

9-30

9-15

—

$1.25

Co. (quar.)
Discount Bond

"Series

$$1.12'4

(quar.)

9-30

12'4c

9-19

$1.15

Industrial

12'4 c

9-19

$1.05

preferred

9-12

(quar.)—

12-16

10c

9-15
12-15

Oil

9-30

10-

1

Industries—

preferred

9-30

$1

20c

common

414%
Kewanee

10-

9-15

9-20

1
pfd.

conv.

com.

Dreferred

9t30

(quar.)
(quar.)..

9

9-15

9-16

9-1

1

1-3-5H

66%%

Oil

9-30
9-15

10-

$25c

Corp

Gold

4'4%

9-30

common

9-

Kerr-McGee

8-31

87%C

dividend

6

75c

Co.

3

9-15

9

$1.12'4
:

(quar.)
$1.25

Utilities,
fquiar.)

Kerr-Addison

9-15

9

—

(increased)

9-

10-

9

9-23
10-

Stock

87'4c

9-15

,

Ltd.

(quar.)
preferred iquar.)

Copper

Co.

12-30

10c

25c

(quar.)

Inc..

50c

,

(quar.)

Refining
Kennametal, Inc.

c

15c

(quar.)

Co., 4'4%

9-16

$1.20

10-

$1.25

17'4

(quar.)

Trecker

&

9-30

$1.03

common

$1.06'4

(quar.)

RR,,
(quar.)

Cement

Kearney

1

(quar.)__

International

Hercules

1

1

8'4%

earnings)

(quar.)

(quar.)
Industrial Acceptance Corp. Ltd.
4(4%
preferred
(quar.)_

(quar.)

Engineering

Printing

(G.)

9-

10-

preferred

Telephone,
preferred

International Harvester Co.,

Heileman

Kawnepr

9-

12-

preferred

9-

Hecla

1

9-15
12-15

414%

8-22

Hazel-Atas

1

Co.

Kroehler

9-20

5.10%

10-

Kresge

9-15

514%

30c

Drug

6

35c

5.30%

(quar.)

Katy

6

$1.11

5%

9-20

9-

(quar.)_

Harshaw

9-30

9-

preferred

(A.)

9

1

$4.44

514%

9-

1

Breweries

5%

1

10-

International

Harris

10-

10-

8-22

6%

$1.25

$1.14

8-22

Hanson-Van

(quar.)

preferred

$1.03'/8

9-15

Class

5%

Electric—

9-15

4%

8-18

Koppers

$1.10

414%

9

9-12

(quar.)

$5c

(quar.)

common

Gas,

preferred

9-

&

(interim)

accumulated

Power & Light,
preferred (quar.)—.
$4.20 preferred (quar.)

1

Britain

$1.05

4%

1

3%

Great

(quar.)

Hammermill

10-

(quar.)

Indiana

50c

Co.

(quar.).

Co.

$1.12'4

$10c

(quar.)—

preferred

Hamilton

preferred (quar.)

25c

(quar.)

preferred

Haloid

414%

preferred

4.12%

9-

9-15

50c

(quar.)

Utilities,

F.)

8-18

(quar.)—

common

10c

,

—

$4.40

(W.

9-12

&

preferred

%

9-

9-

$2

.

(quar.)

Ireland, Amer. deposit receipts
Investors—

10-

1

1

Incorporated

current

9-15

1

1010-

income

9-30

9-19

1

10-

$1.06'A

40c

Co.„

Tobacco

10-

30c

(quar.)

Light,

15c

.

Illinois

Imperial

9-15

preferred

(quar.)

Power

57'4 c

(quar.)

9-15

1

1

414%

Co.—

9-

9-15

10-

9

2

(quar.)

preferred

69c

—_

9-30

Lock

9

9-

preferred

$5.65

25c
—_

(quar.)

Telephone

Illinois Central

9-

9-28

$5

$1.25

(quar.)

common

9-30

1

1

Kansas

Keystone

(quar.)

Co.

9

10-

9

6

15c

(quar.)„

preferred

Cement

9-

30c

(quar.)

com.

9-

1

$1.15

Gas,

1

10-

$1.41

Natural

10-

$1.07

(quar.)

9-

$1.08

(quar.)

1

$1.25

A

10-

|

9-

$1.25

Sons,
A

I-T-E Circuit Breaker
Ideal

8-31

8-18

$35c

(quar.)

(quar.)

C.)

9-9

9-

2%

(quar.)

preferred

9-30

9-15

Kendall

(quar.)

common

preferred
(F.

9-30

30c

(quar.)

com.

11-15

10-15

9-12

50c

$4.20

Hall

9

Kansas-Nebraska

)V2%

(quar.)

6%

$2.75

Co.,

11-15

9-15

50c

(quar.)

1

12-1

9-16

56'Ac

Lock & Manufacturing
& Erie Mortgage Corp.
Huttig Sash & Door—

Huyck

preferred

Kelvinator of Canada

,

Huron

9-

9-15

30c

(quar.)

Ohio

preferred
States

1

1

11-15

$1

10c

Inter-City Baking Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Interlake Iron Corp
Interlake Steamship (increased)

Gulf

9-

$12'4c

Hurd

9-

1

9-27

(From

Copper Co

Insurance

preferred

$5

Foods,

10-

—

(quar.)

preferred

Wire, Ltd.

Interstate

$5

Hunt

(Winnipeg)

(quar.)

5%

Aircraft

Gulf Mobile

9-12

9-30

9-15

12-

'

75c

(quar.)

15c

9-26

preferred

$1.75

Corp.
(quar.)
Store Products

Gulf Life

preferred

9-

11-15

,

95c

(quar.)

common

preferred

9

62'4 c

preferred (quar.)
preferred (1954 series)

Grumman

4.60%

1

$1.12'4

9

$1.10

414%

Grocery

9-20

12-

1

$1.06'A

—

(quar.)

$3.50

—

common

Power

Greyhound Corp.,

Grinnell

1

10-

9-15

9-20
12-

30c

(quar.)

dividend)

(stock

com.

(quar.)
(Texas)

25c

Extra

5%

preferred

9-15

$1.12%

$31 y4c

.

Insurance

Tap & Die
IB.)

4.28%

45c

(quar.)

Kendall

$5c

Greening

9-20

1

preferred

9-

6%

9-20

1

10-

4'4%

9-

10-10

40c

Co.,

Cananea

Greenfield

9-26

8

1

Ry.,

Electric

9-

9-30

9-20

1

&

9-15

9-30

1

Illinois

(quar.)

(Daniel)

Gas

10-

$1.05

(quar.)

non-cumulative

$1.50

10-

11-

$30c

(increased).

Sugar,

Mountain

4%

Kerite

$50c

Green Giant
Green

1

Kentucky

$40c

common——

Assurance

preferred

9-

9-12

c

9-16

SI. 12'4

(quar.)

City Southern

8-12

50c

(quar.)

Life

Life

Western

7%

9-15

December.

Hydraulic Press Mfg.

Quarterly
Great

12'4 c

(quar.)

;

preferred (quar.)—

preferred

Kansas

9-27

15c

—

'

West

4%

1

9-12

(White

Co.

preferred

A

Ry.

Quarterly
Great

3.80%

9-30

9-

60c

Paper Co.—

Great

9-30

9-15

common

(quar.)

preferred

25c

25c

(quar.)

Ltd.,

Towing Co.,

Northern

4.20%

payment shown above covers
period to allow the com¬

Co.

9-16

9-30

20c

(Harvey), Inc. (quar.)
Bay Mining & Smelting (quar.)
Humphreys Mfg. Co., common (quar.)

25c

<N. Y.)

Insurance

non-cumulative

Great

1

1-20

preferred

$$1

50c

com. (quar.)———
(quar.) ——
Great Lakes Power Corp., Ltd.—
5% first preferred (quar.

7%!

Oil

9-17

9-30

12'4c

(quar.)—

common

(quar.)_____

preferred

9-20

9-30

$2

City Power & Light,

Hudson

45c

preference

Lakes

1

11-

4'4%

Hubbell

$1.37'4

(.s-ai__.

Great Lakes Paper

Great

11-

Kansas

9-

8-25

10c

(quar.)

Fire

B

2-1-56

2

10-20

11-25

93%C

Great

Class

1

9-15

62'4 c

(quar.)

(quar.)
Indemnity

Plains,

9-30
11-

12-15

31'4

(quar.)_

common

Great American
Eastern

$2.25

9-1

1

9-28

30c

Houdaille-Hershey,
Houston

9-15
10-

$2.95

.

15c

and

10-15

RR.—

$25c

Grand

(W.

Rapids

$25c

(quar.)

Graham-Paige Crop., 5% pfd. A (accum.)__
5%
convertible preferred (accum.)

Grant

Grand

to
change the regular quarterly
to the 15th of March, June, Sep¬

6%

(quar.)

&

two-month

dates

B

Semi-annually
Kalamazoo, Allegan

40c

class A
Inc.—.u—

cent

10

9.-23
9-12

$2

9-12

62'4 c

(Frank W.), Ltd.,

30c

—

2

$4.32

Quarterly

50c

(quar.)

(quar.)

tquar.)

9-19

1

45c

(quar.)

Shoppes,

1

9-30
10-

(Ft. Wayne)—

(quar.)

Transit,

preferred

Horner

$12 >4c

(quar.)

—

Mfg.

common

Co.

9-

RR.—

iquar.l

40c

.—

—

Electrochemical, $4.35 pfd.
&
Co., class A (quar.)

Class

(Canada) Ltd.—

Rapids

preferred

Kansas

preferred (quar.

9

Grand

(Calif.)—

Honolulu Gas Co

1
1

10-

&

25c

Mining

10-

———

Co.,

,

preferred A (quar,)—————__

Homestake

Allegan

$1.46

20c

—

Insurance

Home Telephone & Telegraph
Common (quar.)
—_——
5%

Kalamazoo,

37'4 c

—

;

4_—

——

10-

15c

45c

Ltd., class A

Marine

$1.50

(quar.)

Co.
(quar.)
Government Employees Insurance

(quar.)—

$1.1214

;—

(quar.)—;—

&

Quarterly

(quar.)

1

36'4 c

9-15

$6c

-—

2

10-

40c

common

9-30

30c

(quar.)„

9-

$1.25

30c

;

8-31

31'Ac

(quar.)—

common

preferred

10-10

1

1

25c

*>9-24

31'Ac

common

10-18

11-

50c

Printing Co. (quar.)—1
Kahler Corp.
(Increased),

Corp.,

9-15

9- 6

,

1

10-

62 '4 c

Kable

Steel

1

9-20
11-

$1.50
—

(quar.)

Semi-annual

(accum.)

convertible

5%

2

—

(quar.)

Holly Sugar Corp.,

9-

1

Furnace

Homasote Co.,

9-13

—

2

5

25c

10-

9-20

12-

12'4c

11-15

10-

12-15

—

Hoilinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd.—
Quarterly
—————
——
Holly Stores, Inc., 5% conv. pfd. (accum.)_
conv.

3

———.—

Holland

6%

9-

preferred

25c

———

6

9-14

9-15

5%

9-15

5c

$45c

9-16

9-30

9-15

1

62'4 C

(quar.)

quar.)

per share plus this dividend)
Mfg, & Supply (quar.)

Kaiser

...

9-

9-15

3

Paper Co. of Canada Ltd.—

9-14

12 >4 c

preferred

7%

Co.

&

6-27-56

9-13

(quar.)

R.)

6

(quar.)—

com.

Quarterly '
Gordon Mackay Stores,

A

3-

50c

.>

Goodyear Tire & Rubber

(W.

3-27-56

.Quarterly
'.
Hoffman Electronics (quar.)—
Holan (J. H.i Corp. (quar.)

12'4c

(quar.)

414% preferred (quar.)
Gold & Stock Telegraph (quar.)——————
Goldblatt
Brothers
(quar.)——

B

6

9-

Cement

com.

F.)

12-

5c

—

(quar.)

Globe-Wernicke Co.,

(B.

12-27

50c

W.i

preferred

Hinde

1

10-

10-

£0c

S33/4c

A
(quar.)
Works, 6%
preferred (entire
for redemption on Oct. 15 at

called

9-15
8-31

10-

$3.50

(accum.)

(quar.)

of Rec.

9-15

$1.25

(quar.)__;

Holder•

9-30

$1.20

common
,

preferred

common

(increased

Water

Joslyn

40c

45c

(quar.)

Brewing,

6

—

(N.

12'4c

15c

—

V

Y.).

preferred

Joplin
$105

11-

(N.

Ranch
Royalty
Laughlin Steel—

&

5%

Co.

iquar.)

7%

Co.,

Common

issue

(quar.)

25c

(quar.)..—

9-20

40c

9-

4

8-20

9-30

$1.25

9-15

9-27

10-

9-15

Glass,

preferred

When

Payable

25c

(quar.)

preferred

Tea

Jones

redemption on Nov. 1 at $100 per share

15c

-

19-20

60c

_

$1.12'4

10-25

9-30

50 c

—-—

9-15
11-15

50c

Bartlett (quar.)
preferred (entire issue called

(quar.)

Co.

Telephone

1st

Johnson

8-25

50c

Spencer,

plus this dividend)
Higbie Mfg. Co., 5% preferred
Hilo
Electric
Light, common

Mfg.

3%%

9-12

53 '4 c

—

*—

Hewitt-Robins,

100%

Co., class A

Portland

(Frits

Class

(quar.).

9-15

for

Per

Share

Name of Company
James

2

Jeanette

(quar.)————

9-21

10c

(quar.);—
Shale Brick,

Glitsch

Class

Co.

(quar.)

common

A

series

Creamery

15c

(quar.)

Co.

Distilleries

Gliaden

Grace

Corp.,

preferred

1

quar.)_

(quar.)—

Insurance

Falls

Class

414%

Hershey

9-

Jewel

9-24

Monday, September 12, 1955

.

Holder$

5%

60c

1

Alden Corp.—

Glen

Gorham

Hershey Chocolate

9-15

Co.

10-

—

preferred

H.)

(P.

Goodrich

1

When

Payable ot Rec.

Jamestown

—

15c

Gladden Products Corp.

60c

1

9-

Products

Steel

10-

(quar.)

Machine--—

Goebel

9-

9-22

Ohio

$1.25

(stock dividend)

Co.

Glens

9-22

2%

Quarterly

Glen-Gery

as

9-

1
1

20c

—~

Gillette

B

Corp.

1

——,

Gisholt

Class

of

10-

25c

—-

———

Quarterly

Glenmore

The

name

5c

common

15c

Quarterly

Given

Note:

6

Products,

$1.25

:

(resumed

Refrigerator

Glatfelter

9-

10-

—

$5 preferred (quar.)

Cement

10-

9-15

Share

(quar.)
above
company
is
the new
the
Hercules Steel
Products
a
result of the merger with

25c

(quar.)

common

share plus this dividend)

per

1

S-30

Gallon

55c

preferred
(quar,)_
——
preferred (quar.)
Products,
4'4% pfd, (entire issue
for redemption on Sept. 30 at $103

$4.92
$4.60
Gerber

Per

Name of Company

59 %c

53'4c

—

Power Co.,

10-

32c

(quar.)____

Co.

preferred

5%

Georgia

1.12'4

—

dividend

Stock

Holder•

Hercules

Wisconsin—

General Telephone Co. ol

Georgia-Pacific

When

Payable of Rec.

.

.

quar.)

$$1

9-30

11-18

9-20

1

9-21

1-3-56

12-20

9-30

9-13

10-

9-30

9-10

.40c

10-

1

9-15

40c

10-

1

9-15

Volume 182

Number 5463

.

.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(1057)
Per

Name of Company
Lone

Star

Lone

Cement

Star

4.75%

Gas

(quar.)
prelerred

(quar.)

E

(quar.)

4.35%i
Lorillard

preferred

F

(quar.)______.—

Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
2nd

non-cum.

Angeles Transit Lines

Investment

Louisiana

Land

Louisville

&

Lower

Lawrence

Ludman

Lynchburg
Lynn

&

Mojud

9-16

Molson's

$1.25

10-

1

10-

1

9-16

10-

1

9-16

(quar.)

RR.

Sales

Class

5%

.—

Co.___

Molybdenum

10-

1

9-10

Monarch

11-

10-21
9-

1

9-15

9-

9-15

9-

9-12

8-

1

10-

1

9-

10-

1

9-22

9-15
9-30

20c
(quar.)

9-

New

10-

1

9-15

9-28

4oc

Macassa

Mines,

15c

Ltd.

partic.

for

(quar.)

9-12

share

J3c

5%

issue

1

at

.9-15

1

9-

Moore

&

Class

Bloedel

&

B

Ltd.,

class

A

Macy (R. H.) & Co.

7%

&

Corp.

Car

Co.

(quar.)

^___

Extra

Public

Service, common
preferred (quar.)
(P. R.t & Co.—

4.75%

Mallory

Stores

Manitoba
Marine

Ltd.,

Maritime

Telephone

Common

preferred

9-

9

9-

9

Mountain

9-

7%

Corp.,

preferred

10-

9

Mueller

15c

10-15

9->30

9-15

Supply
Co.

(incr.

com.

Corp.,

Marshall

Sons

Field

44%

&

Co.,

4'A%

pfd.

(quar.)—

Co.

McCrory
$3.50

Stores

Corp.,

Stores Co.

Johnson

Mechanical
Medusa

&

&

Mutual

8-31

(11

cents

4

cents

9-15

9-

2

9-15

9-

2

10-15
10-15

10-

9-20

from

10-1
10-

1

net

&

Bellas

National

Biscuit,

National

Cash

National

Casket,

Casualty

Co.,

9-30
9-17

9-30

9-15

$1,064

10-

5

9-20

10-

1

9-15

4%

$1.12Vi

10-1

9-15

$7

Electric

National

Gas

&

5c

9-19

9-

2

National

Gypsum

Co.

9-15

9-

1

National

Homes,

class

9-15

9-

9-30

25c

9-30

1

10-1

9-15

10-

1

70c

(quar.i__

9-12

9-

9-

1

(quar.)_

10-

30c

1

9-13

40c

(quar.)

10-

1

25c

(quar.)

10-

1

10c

9-15

40c

(quar.)

7%

10-

1

9-12
9-

1

9-20

Presto

$4.25

Mesta

2nd pfd.
Machine

Co.

Edison, 3.80%

pfd.

3.85%

preferred

preferred
preferred

(quar.)

(quar.)

Gas

4.40%

&

preferred

preferred

1

9-16

National

Steel

9-

1

National

9-30

National

Supply

(quar.)
(quar.)

South

9-30

preferred

9-

1

4 Mi %

9-

2

National

Oil,
Steel

$1

Co.

2

9-

2

National

1

9-

2

National-U.

10-

1

9-

2

Tile

&

S.

Nation-Wide

Abrasive

conv.

Midwest

(quar.)

4 Vi %

Laboratories

Mfg. Co.,

Class

A

&

St.

Fund,
from

cents

from

cents

(quar.)_

com.

(quar.)

—

5%

prior pfd. (s-a)
Louis Ry. (quar.)
income

capital

Light.

and

Missouri

Telephone

Mitchell

<J.

S.)

Co.,

Ltd.

Penick

9-

1

Peninsular

1

9-19

Common

9-15

8-31

New

1

9-

9-15

9

New

Haven

Gas

9-

1

New

Jersey

Natural

9-

2

10-

1

9-

2

10-

1

9-

2

10-

1

9-16

9-12

8-22

6%

preferred

New Jersey

4.05%
New

9-14

9-

9-26

9-15

4 Va %

9-30

9-

4.40%

4%%

1

9-15

8-31

N.

10-

1

9-

5

N.

10-

1

9-

5

New

preferred (quar.)
Auction Co. (quar.)__
& St. Louis RR.

Y.

City Omnibus
York

State

9-15

8-31

3.75%

9-30

9-20

$4.50 preferred

10-15

10-

5

1

9-16

9-23

9-13

10-

preferred

4Vi%

1

8-31

9-15

9-

9-30

9-16

9-30

9-16

9-12

8-20

Niagara Alkali Co.

10-

1

9-15

Niagara Fire

$1.15

10-

1

9-15

35c

9-29

9-13

70c

9-16

8-31

34c

9-16

8-31

7

6

10-

1

9-

10-

3

9-16

iquar.)_

97Vic

10-

1

9-15

__

$1.07Vi

10-

iquar.)

1

8-24

(quar.)

Southern

Normetal

37Vic

,j

10-

1

9-20

+31'Ac

*

10-

1

9-15

North

American

B

10-

3

Gas

Pettibone

Muliken

10-23

10-23

11-15

10-23

9-15

9-

9-15

8-19

9-15

8-30

10-18
10-

1

10-

3

1

9-

2

9-15

9-

1

10-

1

9-

9

60c

10-

1

9-

9

10-

1

9-

9

10-

1

9-

9

10-

1

9-

9
8

3'4%
4%

preferred

1st

10-

10-1
10-

1

9-15

9-15

9-15
9-

8

(quar.)

this

Oct.

$105

at

per

gains

and

13c

from

realized

ordinary

Corp.,

A

Co.

Pillsbury Mills,
(J

&

9-

9-12

Pioneer Fund,

150c

9-15

8-15

Pioneer

Natural

9-15

9-

1

Pioneer

preferred

Suspender

tl5c

9-30

9-

2

Piper

9-

1

Street

Fund

Aircraft
conv.

15c
15c

9-15
9-15

9-23

4'4%

Inc.

(quar.)

—

1

10-

9-18

1

45c

9-30

9-~2

9-30

9- 2

9-30

9-12

Gas

shares

(final)

1

9-15

9-12

8-31

1

9-13

10-

124c

10-15

9-15

9-25

7-19

8c

75c

10-

1

9-

9

Inc.,
B

7-25

9-23

7-25

17c

9-15

10c

9-15

8-31

9-15

9-

9-15

15c

(quar.)

9-15

IIV4C

10-15

35c

(quar.)_

9-

1

Pittsburgh Consolidation

Coal

9-

1

Pittsburgh

(quar.)_

Co.

(quar.)__
—

9-12

8-

8

1

9-

2

9-

1

9-30

8-29

1

9-29

75c

9-12

8-26

25c

9-12

8-33

58 4c

fquar.)

Forgings Co.

9-30

9-23

10c

(quar.)
common

com.

10-14

174%

33c

(quar.)

Co.

Corp.,

preferred

10-

$1

iquar.)

Amer.

(quar. from ordinary inc.)
(from net investin't inc.)

preferred

Pitney-Bowes,
1

8

10-

9

50%

9-12

9-30

9-15

(quar.)_
—

(Hartfordi

dividend

9-30
9-15

10-

9-

9-30

65c

40c

(monthly)

Ltd.

15c

1834c

8

9-

933(»c

(quar.)

Co.

$4

A),

40c

$1.28 Vi

9-

in¬

(quar.)

common

preferred

15c

'

8-22

9-30

624 c

Insurance

45c

9-10

9-20

Co.—

(quar.)

Glass

Stock

9-25

9-13

capi¬

net

Transportation

Philippine Long Distance Telephone

Pine

9-12

25c

Phoenix

1

1

30c

preferred

Pinchin

10-

share

(quar.)__

common

Fhoenix

1

9-12

$1,124

1

Electric Co.,

9-16

9

9-15

1

$1

9-16

9-

9-13

10-

87 4 c

9-16

9-

5

30c

9-30

9-15

9-30

9-

25c

(quar.)

9-30

9-14

9-22

2

9-21

$1,12 4

10-1

40c

9-15

15c

$1.06'4
$1.25

10-14

75c

come)

33A%

9-16

9-

preferred

Philadelphia Suburban
Philco

3

1

1

20c

preference common—
Philadelphia Fund (17c from

5%

9-

1010-

$1.75

$1

tal

9-13

20c
25c

Products, com. (quar.)__
(entire issue called for

Dairy

8-

8-31

50c

(quar.)

preferred

2nd

$4.50

J-12
9-15

40c

common

9-14

2

10c

(quar.)

9

11-15
11-15

15c

Co.,

9-23

2

50c

(quar.)___

(quar.)

&

30c

A

8-26

9-

40c

(quar.)

Service

(Charles)

on

2

(initial)

1

25c

Co.

dividend)

9-

,—

10-

25c

$1,15

2%

—

class

Petrolane
Pfizer

plus

9-

—

9-23

9-14

$1.10

(quar.)

redemption

9-

(interim)

Cement,

preferred

Philadelphia

1

(N. Y.)

10-12

$1,12 4

(quar.)

common

8-26

1

50c

(quar.)

(quar.)—

.

Co.,

9-10

10-

9334c

com.

Corp

Milk

1

9-20
10-

10- 1

(quar.)__

Car

preferred

American

Class

75c

(quar.)

Ltd.

Norris-Thermador

5 Va %

new

Ry.

Mining,

9-15

9-12

15c

Ltd.,

(quar.)

(quar.)

—

4'/2%

6

$1.183A

9334c

Co.

8-24

40c

(quar.)__

(quar.)

preferred

Philadelphia

20c

(quar.)

Insurance

Mines,

9-15

9-

.—.—i__—

9-12

35c

Pep

9-12

9-

Frontier Transit System
Niagara Share Corp.
(quar.)
Nopco Chemical Co. (increased)
Noranda

1

1

Niagara

$1

10-

1

*

8-31

25c

Boys-Manny Moe & Jack
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar.)

$1,124

(quar.)

8-31

9-15

65c

quar.)—

Pet

10-

50c

dividend

preferred

preferred
pref erred

Penton

9

10-

'

8-31

9-15

25c

(increased

Corp.

9-30

7

Corp. (quar.)
Industries com. (quar.)

8-31

25c

(quar.)__

9-

9-

Mining

Stock

4Vi%

Cement

9-15

1

9-30

1

(quar.)

9-14
9-14

83AC

—

(quar.)

10-15

$1.12Vi

Newberry (J. J.) Co., com.
3%% preferred (quar.)
Newport

(quar.)

common

10-

10-

(quar.)

6

9-16

32 Vac

(quar.)

Inc.

Co.,

Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)
Peoples Telephone (Pa.), com. (quar.)

9

$1
$1.01 V/*

(quar.)

1

9-

9-28

33c

,

Voting and non-voting common
Publishing
(quar.)

9-15

9-15

10-

9-19

(quar.)

preferred

9-

9-19

Penobscot Chemical Fibre—

Electric & Gas

7Vic

12-13

60c

(quar.)_

Pennsylvania RR. (quar.)
Pennsylvania
Salt
Mfg.

1

(quar.)

9-15

1-3-56

be

(quar.)

8

8

9-30

(quar.)__

3

9-15

45c

2

10-

____.—

10-

of

to

(quar.)

9-

Inc.—

Chicago

8-23

50c

9-

10-17

York

Y.

25c

Service,

9-23

200%

9-26

$2

(quar.)

10-15

t35c

20)

9-15

25c

(quar.)

1

1

9-15

J20c

Ltd

68c

17Vic

(quar.)

Public

4.60%

7Vic

40c

pfd.

11-

25c

meeting

9-19

5614c

4%

9-15
8-23
8-31

Telephone Co.—

preferred
preferred

$1.30

special

1

60c

Light,

preferred

Ford,

preferred

$1.32

at

10-

—

common

1

9-16
9-28

12 4 c

(quar.)

common

Penn-Texas

(quar.)__

(quar.)

Gas,

Power &

Orleans

Common

9-15

Co.

10-

10-

50c

Penney (J. C.) Co. (quar.);
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com.

(s-a)___

8-31

Consolidated,

9-15

Hampshire Fire Insurance (quar.)

6

9-15

9-15

3%

*>4o

8-26

50c

8-24

9-

1

$2.50

9-19

50c

9-14

9-13

10-

37 Vac

24c

1

5c

Ltd.

9-30

24%

__

(stock dividend)

3

(quar.)—

1

(quar.)

Corp.

10-

20c

Co.,

dividend

10-

9-

10-14

13c

Sept.

on

&

Penn-Dixie

25c

$1.25




9-15

J 15c

1

held

11-14

9-26

9-23

15c

(stuck

Enterprises

stockholders

1

9-15

9-15

8-31

$1

(s-a)

(quar.)
Cement Corp.
(increased)
dividend
(subject
to
approval

Stock

6

1

9-30

75c

(quar.)

com.

preferred

9-15

—

10-

Line,

common

&

10-14

.

75c

Pipe

(quar.)

Mfg., Ltd.,

7%

1

9-30

10-

9-30

+75c

Ltd

Co.,

1

9-

7

$1.50

Co

Mines

9-15

9-14

9-

12 4c

Co.
(quar.)__.
Transportation
<quar.)_,

9-30

(quar.)

8-20

(quar.)_

Paton

England
Insurance
(quar.)
England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)

8-31

A

10-10

9-13

9-20

Co.-—

Inc.

10-

2

65c

Appliance

Fruit

(quar.)

8-18

Norfolk

pfd.

Patino

22c

9-16

North

6%

Patican

6

8-19

Brunswick

50c

common

2

9-

9-15

New

9-12

(quar.)

Service,

9-

9-29

New

Missouri-Kansas-Texas R.R.—

preferred

Pannelee

10c

New

9-27

—

Missouri" Public

Parker

10c

20c

pfd.

2
2

8

12

common

7%
preferred (accum.)
Missouri Power & Light, 3.90%

9-

12-

7

1

9-

9c

1

1

10-

9-15

J3c

:_

30c

Telephone

Ltd

(quar.)

preferred

Controls,

Extra

40c

A

10-

5%

1-3-56

11-

1

10-15

10c

(quar.):—_____________—

Park-Lexington

Penn

(quar.)

Co.

(quar.)

Mississippi Power, 4.60% pfd. (quar.)
Mississippi River Fuel (quar.)
Pipe Line,

1

20c

(quar.)
Mur

(quar.)—

pfd.

1

9-

1

35c

—

5%

9-

1

9-

$1.25

gains)

common

1

1

10-

$1

(quar,)__.

(C. A.)

preferred

Penn

(quar.)

New Britain Machine

Newmont

investment

1010-

9-

15c

realized

9-12

9-16

10-

5%

1

10-

9-15
9-15

10-15

Chemical Co.—

10-

9-15

Inc.—

Power &

Kansas

10-14
10-14

Corp.

7c

(monthly)

Mining & Mfg.,
preferred (quar.)

Missouri

1

1

56'Ac *

Minnesota

Minnesota

11-

11-

New

(quar.)—.-.

Minneapolis
Minnesota

Nestle-Le

37Vic

(quar. I

com.

Bradley Co.,

Neisner Brothers

9-15

10c

Reclaiming,

preferred

Nehi

9-15

9-30

Inc.—

preferred (quar.)—

Rubber

9-15

9-27

35c

Park

1

9-

1
1

30c

(quar

Telegraph

Pictures

8-31

—

(quar.)_

(quar.)

preferred

9-15

—

Cement

Nazareth

50c

(quar.)

(quar.)_

Mid-West Refineries,

$1.50

9-27

10-

6%

Paramount

10-

10-

30c

(quar.)

Co.,

c

$2c

Corp.

Co.

9-15

(quar.)
<Md.)_

Securities

8-25
8-25

$2

.

preferred

Corp.

9-15

22Vic

Year-end

9-12
9-12

10-17

174

$1,12 4

(quar.)

$1.75

Pantex Mfg. Corp.,

10-21

9-20

Oil

Oil

9-15

Mfg

Radiator

10-17

11-15

(quar.)

Eastern

preferred

I
8

11-15

preferred

Tubes, Ltd.

9-28

(quar.)
:

9-

1

10-

25c

4%

Fantepec

1

99-

|25c

62 4c
$1.12 Vi

(quar.)____—

(quar.)

Co.

Extra

10-

10-

37Vic
_

8-31

8-15

9-

9-15
9-16

iquar.)

preferred

(quar.)
Oil

Vegetable

Hersey

9-15

1

9-15

(quar.)

preferred

Pacific

Page

10-21

30c

___

6%

8-26
9-23

9

3

50c

20c

(quar.)—

Common

12-23

1

75c

common

75c

(quar.)

Oil

Mid-West

(quar.)

&

25c
—

(quar.)_

common

(quar.)

non-cumulative

Midvale
Midwest

Inc.

preferred

Products,

preferred

4.30%

Tank

Co.,

25c

Utilities,

Midland
Midland

Telephone

2

9-

10-

(increased)

Navigation

10-14

(quar.)

Corp.

45c
$1.10

common.

Pacific

8

1

9-30

2

}25c

Ltd

8c

Sugar Refining (quar.)_

9-20

$1.22Vi

Co.,

R&finers,

50c

._

!____

9-12

1

Indemnity

Pacific

8c

—

—___—_______

50c

(quar.)_

Electriq

—

Class

10-

Extra

30c

Michigan Gas Utilities (quar.)
,
Michigan Sugar Co., 6% pfd. (s-a)
Michigan Surety Co._
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.)___

$4

9-12

50c

Copper Co.

4.90%

(8

1

$1.11 Va

Extra

Milton

10-

10c

Michigan

Miller

(quar.)_—

$1.083/4

i

Pacific

50c

—

(quart)

96'Ac

Extra

Miles

Co.

Ltd.

1

9-16
9-23

150c

Standard

Steel Car,

10-

Coyle

6

10-15

9-

(quar.)__

Ltd.

Aggregates

10-15

910-

t25c

Products

1374c

National

National

9-12

97Vic

.

4.45%
preferred (quar.)
Meyer-Blanke Co. (quar.)

$2

series

9-12
9-12

95c

(quar.)__

4.35%

8%

stock

1

1

25c

(quar.)

3.90%

Middle

Growth

10-

10-

$1.75

:

Coast

1

9-15

Co., Ltd.—

common

Pacific

35c

—

10-

50c

Pacific

$1

—

62Vic

(quar.)

9-16

Research—

&

series

$1.06'A

& Thermit Corp., com.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Metropolitan Brick, Inc. (quar.)

Miami

Income

$1

7%

Clay

9-15

11-17

10-31

$1

Co..

Products, Inc., 4%

15c

.

20c

Metal

Metropolitan

(auar.)

Machinery (increased)
& Mfg.
(quar.)__

874c

(quar.)

Pacific

Peerless

—_____

Industries

Securities

;

Pabco

9-12

$1.50

Rubber

National

1

—._

dividend

National

2

—

8-15

9-26

12-

National

8-22

.|__

9-12

1%

Stock

2

Co.,

10-

374 c

!

(quar.)

Paper

$1.75

________

25c

31 '4c

Co.

Opelika Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Oswego Falls Corp., 414%

11-14

9-

(quar.)

9-30

Common

11-23

9-15

(quar.)

10-15

1

9-26

<quar.)__!

Products

13-

35c

pfd.

Products

Steel

12-15

25c

com.

Steel

Ontario

15c

Mercantile

2nd

Ontario

9-30

47c

Screw

Co.,

9

8-31

15c

(increased)

com.

iquar.)

National

preferred

9-

9-12

National Mortgage & Investment Corp.—
5% non-cumulative preferred (accum.)

1

&

9-30

National Oats Co.

9-16

Debenture

1

22 4 c

(Chicago)

10-15

10-

9-

conv.

&

10-17

9-15

$3.50

Loan

t5c
t8c

(quar.)

(quar.)

15c

(quar.)

Ontario

75c

class A

;

Memphis Street Ry
Mengel
Co.
(quar.)
Stores

9-16

9-30

12-

$1,124

Oneida, Ltd., common (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
One

Co.

9

25c

6

Salle

9-16

10c

1

9

La

9-

9-26

$1.06 V*

(quar.)__

(quar.)

20%

dividend)—

iquar.)

Lock

Inc.

Mfg. Co.

9

25c

9-15
9-

(stock

B___

National

A.)

9-30

Corp.—

9-

50c

dividend)_____

Lead Co.,

(C.

20%

(quar.)
A

(quar.)

Chemical

9-

10-

1

America-

preferred

9-

22Vic

quar.)______

preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)

6%

1

9-14

40c

Co.

(quar.).:

Class

(increased

Hosiery Mills, Ltd.,
A

National

9-16

62Vic

quar.)

Class

9-15

87c
25c

(increased

National

9-15

(stock

40c pfd.

Mathieson

9-15

10-31

9-

25c

9-22

10-31

9-30

9-15

9-22

10c

1

1

of

Olsen

10c

9-

10-

4'4%

9-15

75c

iquar.)__

9-15

$1.11

Panhandle

(quar.)

5

37 4 c

Co.

8-11

9-15

9

9-

55c

(quar.)

Insurance

8-11

9-15

9-

9-15

(quar.)

Service

Life

9-30

50c

Co.

(quar.)_

9-15

$1.0614

9

9-23

preferred

Water

Line

Panhandle

—.___

B

(quar.)

9-15

9-15

9-

40c

(quar.)

(quar.)
Oliver Corp., co*mon (increased)
4V2%
preferred (quar.)

9-30

8-29
8-29

9-15

Olm

12-30

1

1

9-23

50c

Co,

common

Old Town Corp.,

2%

1010-

9-15

9-16

40c

Welding Machine

t25c

Quarterly

9-15

9-

1

1

8-22

9-

9-

1

9-12

9-30

9-15

6

10-

12-15

9-15

1

10-

12-20

30c

1

9-

$1.10

$3.50

9-

9-

974 c

Old

9-23

9-

9-12

9-15

(quar.)

Ohio

1

8-23.

9-21

(quar.)

9

10-

1

4.44%

9-16

$1.75

dividend)

Extra

Class

Co.,

1

3

9-15

10-

1

9-16

preferred

9-

10-

1

preferred

9-

1

10-

8-

$1

Co.

50c

(quar.)

Oil

Edison

9-29

9-30

2

9-12

4.40%

9-12

10-

2

9-21

9-16

25%

(quar.)

Insurance

27Vic

(s-a)_

preferred

8-12

624c

.1

10-

99-

1

35c
■

Ltd.

9-20
9-24

10-

3.90%

Distillers Products—

National

9-16

Ohio

6

9- 2

50c

A—

Crankshaft

Association—

9-15

1

Onio

9

9-3

9-20

$1

9-16
9-

25c

B

Casualty

9-

20c

(quar.)

(stock

J15c

10-

1

Class
Ohio

9-30

10c

preferred

10-

1

+50c

1

9-

9-15

20c

(quar.)

common

Insurance

40c

2.

(quar.)

(Detroit)

Cranberry

4'A%

8

9-15

9-15

I

!

class

Brass,

60c

Common
National

1

9334c

Extra
Ohio

15c

.____

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)

City Lines

National

3

10-

dividend

Ogilvie Flour Mills,

2
2

9-15

Oxford

—

common

National

1

99-

and

Register

9-20

10-

(quar.)

Hess

9-20

10-

income

(increased quar.)

National

2

9-

1

10-

Stock

6c

investment

t69c

(quar.)_

37Vic

Bros,

9-20

.

2

preferred

50c

from accumulated realized gains)

E.)

9-20

1

9-

35c

Spring Co. (quar.)_
Oahu Railway & Land Co
Oak
Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)_____

City)—

Fire

(quar.)

Systems

(F.

1

10-

1

15c

(quar.)

(Kansas

National

(quar.)

Co.

Myers

Trust

8-

(quar.)—

Cement

preferred

9-15

60c

No-Sag

1

50c

quar.)

50c

(s-a)

$1

common

8-31

(quar.)

Engineering

Handling

6%

Inc.,

9-12

______

com.

Co.

Portland

5

1

65c

JfPAc

Publishing

iviacnine

9-

System,

9-26

(quar.)

Robbins

Machine

9-15

50c

McKesson

McKay

Mutual

13c

(quar.)

preferred

Aircraft

&

8-30

(quar.)

com.

preferred

McGraw-Hill
McLellan

9-15

Gas

50c

preferred

2%

Stock

._.

$2.50

conv.

McDonnell

(quar.)
Muskegon Piston Ring (increased
Muskogee Co.
(quar.)

(quar.)

$1,374

22 Vic

i

9-26

10-

29c

common

12 Vic

(quar.)

common

9-16

Gas,

30c

__;

Fund

____

(quar.)

Corp.,

America,

9-16

National

_______

1

Ltd.,

Navigation
Co.
Maxwell, Ltd. (quar.)

of

1

30c

Growth

Corp

Corp.

9-15

9

Omar,

1

10-

9-

Inc.—

10-

Drydock—

Matson

Texas,

10-15

45c

26'Ac

(quar.)

—

10-

25c

Investors

of

pfd.

(quar.)

common

(quar.)

Extra

4%

10-15

1

30c

;

Murray

9-23

314%

10-

40c

Initial

9-14
10-13

1

3IV4C

&

Massey-Harris-Ferguson,

McCord

9-30

30c

preferred (quar >
(stock dividend

Maytag

Murray

Inc.,

preferred

National

(quar.)__

Masonite Corp.

Asphalt

9-15

25c

.

(quar.)

Massachusetts

9-30

25c

Corp.
Shipbuilding

Common

5'A%

174c

Martin-Parry
Maryland

Munsingvvear,

17Vic

(quar.)

common

(quar.)

&

8-25
9-15

Natco Corp.

(quar.)

preferred

(M.)

8-26

10-31

9

10-

40c

9-15

65c

quar.)_

(quar.)__
& Telegraph—

(quar.)

Basket

preferred

$4

(increased)

(quar.)

9-30

i$3

Corp.
(quar.)
Marquette Cement Mfg.—

Merck

1

30c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Liberties

$1.25

(quar.)

com.

9-15

(quar.)

Natural

37Vic

(quar.)

Mills,

Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
Munising Wood Products, 5%

10-

1

9-

10-

$1.75

pfd.

$5

(s-a)

Fuel

Brass

Co.

9-

1

Mullins

32Vic

lquar.)_

Marlin-Roekwell

Mead

9-30

9-15

40c

(quar.)

Finance

9-30

25c

6%

(quar.)

preferred

Market

McNeil

preferred

tl24c

30c

participating

Mastic

7%

27c

(quar.)

Calculators

Bancorporation,

Fully

,

Motor

Mount Vernon-Woodbury

50%

Sugar

Marchant

6%

2
2

1

Ohio Telephone
(quar.)
Northern Quebec Power Co. Ltd.—
54% preferred (quar.)
Northland Greyhound Lines—

1

594c

(quar.)

(increased quar.)__
Consolidated—

10-

(quar.)__

Co.

75c

Northern

9-15

ylO-

8-31

8-31

(quar.)

(increased)

preferred

Northern

8-32

9-20

Public Service—

preferred

Northern

8-25

59%c

;—

Calif,

9-

8-31

9-15

20c

(quar.)

593/bC

(quar.)

dividend

Stock

Mangel

Marsh

of

Cafeterias

Gas

Indiana

4.56%

9-16

1

62Vic

9-

t25c

1

10-

37Vic

9-28

$1.50

10-

1

9-15

(quar.)__,

9-28

t$1.25

—

Co.

11-10

preferred (quar.)
Mills, 4%% preferred

prior
Paper
Plan

Lines

9-15

1

Refractories

Penn

9-

9-30

9-20

25c

American

North

t$1.75

(quar.)

Rayon, $3 preferred

North

t$1.75

(quar.)

B

Drop Forging, common
4%%
preferred
(quar.)

40c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Mailman Corp., Ltd., Priority stock (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Maine Cential RR., 6% pfd. (quar.)

7%

A

American

Northern

held)
374c

2

9-15

Rolasrt

34 %c

2

9-14

shares

(quar.)

9-

1

20c

4 4

(quar.)

preferred

9-

1

1

$1.75

._

for each

co«n.

preferred

9-23

10-

t25c

37VuC

Electric

Co.

$1

preferred

40c

(initial).

common

new

North

12-

$1.12Vi

40c

Gas

Magnavox
Magor

Maine

preferred

7%

40c

(quar.)__:

Mading Drug Stores,
Madison

2

25c

(quar.)__

(quar.)

Moore

+20c

(quar.)

9-

96'Ac

iquar.)—

common

t30c

i50c

(quar.)

C

25c

(quar.)

J50c

(quar.)
:

Macmillan

series

$1.25

Paper

Extra

54 %

Ltd.—

Morris

1

2

54%

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)

Morrison

(quar.)

Power

10-

62Vic

(quar.)

75c

Corp.

$2.50

374c

pfd.

quar.)

Utilities,

preferred

Morris

per

5%

Common

8-15

Steel—

6%

9-

Common

Common

called

$30

dividend)..

Structural

preferred

Maclaren

(entire
Oct.

on

(initial

preference

4.50%

10-14

9-15

share of

9-15

9-23

10-

When

Payable of Res.

Investment Corp. of Calif.—
(special of $4 payable in cash or one

Com.

2

9-

1

(Springfield Mass.)
$1.25

Moore-McCormack

preferred

plus this

MacKinnon

25c

(quar.)

Monterey
Oil
Co.
(quar.)
Montgomery Ward, $7 class A

8-31

1

11-

124c

(quar.)

redemption

America

Life Insurance,

common

$3.85

9-13

Macfadden Publications—

$1.50

of

4%
62 4e

Lytton

9-12
10-

Share

North American

9-20

9-23

t20c

—

Montana-Dakota

9-15

1

3

9-23

+20c

.—

Corp.

Monroe Auto Equipment Co.,
Chemical Co.—

7

t30c

10-

J20c

(quar.)

Per
Name of Company

8-19

Monsanto

1

$1.25

10c

(quar.)
C.

40c

62Vic

(quar.)

Extra

1

65c

___.

Co.

1

9-15

34%c

_______

(quar.)

(quar.)__*

(quar.)

Henry

(quar.)

9-16

9-10

75c

(quar.)

(quar.)

(quar.)__

preferred

Lytton's,

B

1

Lyon Metal Products, Inc.—
Common

$25c

Holder*

9-15

i20c

1

$2.50

When

Payable of Reo.

$25c

Extra

10-

25c

preferred

Co.

&

Ltd.,

class A

Brewery,

10-

11.75

(quar.)

Power

Inc., 54%
&

(quar.)
class A (quar.)—

Manufacturing
Hosiery, 5% preferred

30c

(quar.)

Exploration

Foundry
Electric

Gas

Modine

8-31

Containers

$1.083A

(interim)

Co.

Nashville

Corp.

;

preferred

Angeles

Mfg.

8-19

9-13

Share

(R.), Ltd., class A

Semi-annual

Los

Ludlow

9-15

Hotel—

Los

Lucky Stores,

Modern

Mitchell

$1.75

(P.)

St.

8-19

$1.083A

preferred

7%

9-12

9

$l.G6l4

__

4.35%,

Baltimore

9-

50c

(quar.)

iquar.)

Long Island Lighting Co., 5% pfd. B
.44%■
preferred D (quar.).,

7%

Per
Name of Company

9-28

35c
$1.18%

(quar.)

Longhorn Portland Cement

Lord

Holder*

Payable 01 Reo.

50c

Co.,'common

convertible

When

Share

49

10-

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

fo

.

.

Monday, September 12, 1955

.

(1058)

Per

Share

Name of Company

Pittsburgh,

Wayne

Ft.

Per

Holden

$1.75

Plastic

Wire

Cable

&

Inc.

Plough,

iquar.)—

(quar. i

5%

Corp.,

Port

2nd

Common

4%

•6%

preferred

preferred

Power

of

Corp.
1st

Pratt

Canada,

of

A

preference

1st

preferred

9-15

3

9-

1

9-

1

9-15

9-15

1

10-

1

9-15

9-30

8-31

9-30

8-31

9-30

8-31

9-30

8-31

9-23

9-

50c

iquar.)

$1.75

(quar.).

9-

9-23
10-

9

9

9-20

1

9-15

9-

2

9-30

8-31

$1.18%

(stock

9-15

8-31

60c

9-30

9-

75c

5%

dividend)_

9

9-14

8-19

50c

9-12

9-

20c

(quar.)

(quar.)Z

9-30

9-15

10c

Co.,

1

10-

$1.75

(ouar.)

Ltd.

10-

30c

(quar.)

common

$2

(quar.i

9-15

1010-

9-

1
1

1

8

9-15
•

9-15

25c

(quar.)

9-30

8-31

50c

(quar.)

9-15

8-19

}25c

preferred

1

9-

7

10-

1

9-

7

125c

(quar.i

Mining

10-

J 37c

(s-ai

Co

25 c

'

Radio Condenser Co

5c

___

10-

1

9-

7

8-12

9-12

9-20

9-

1

Radio Corp. of America—
$3.50 convertible

Ralston Purina

1st

Co.,

preferred

common

(quar.)

87'/2c

-

Reading
4%

1

9-12

9-13

9-

1

9-15

9-

1

I$1.50

Raybestos-Manhattan

10-

75c

30c

(quar.)

9-12

10- 3

50c

9-12

8-26

50C

(quar.)

10-13

9-22

Co.—

2nd

preferred

Reed Roller

Bit

(quar.i

.1

(quar.i

25c

Brothers (quar.)_
Reliable Stores (stock dividend)—
One share of S10
par
common
no

par

Reliance

convertible

100%
5c

common

preferred

1

9-14

8-31

9-23

9-12

1

9-12

15c

9-15

8-15

$8

9-12

87% c
87%c

(quar.)

Mines, Ltd. (interim)
Holding Corp. (liquidating)
Republic Insurance (Texas)—
Reo

preferred

$1

(quar.i
Pictures, $1 preferred

Republic

9-

25c

10-

9-26
1

9-14

62%c

(quar.)

(quar.i

10-

9-15

10-15

9-20

10-

9-

1

7

Reynolds <R. J.)

Tobacco Co.—
preferred
(quar.)

4.40%

preferred

Rheem

Mfg.,

Rhinelander

common

7%

1

9-

9

10-

1

9-

9

(quar.)

60c

9-10

8-10

<quar.)__

40C

9-30

9-16

lc

Paper

9-15

8-26

Co.

Rice Ranch Oil Co

Rice-Stix.

10'-

90c

(quar.)

Inc.—

1st

preferred

(quar.)

(quae.)
Corp.
(quar.)__
Riegel Textile Corp., $4 pfd. A (quar.)__ZZZ_
Oil

1

10-

1

8-lft

9-15

8-15

75c

9-15

Paper
(quar.)
Myers, Inc., com. (quar.)

Robertshaw-Fulton Controls,

com.

$1

(quar.)

_

Robinson Little & Co.. Ltd.
(quar.)
Z_
Rochester Telephone,
common
(quar.i
5%
preferred
(quar.i
J
Rockland Light & Power—
_

9-15

9-

ft

9-

2

9-

9-15

9-

6

9-20

9-

9

9-20

9-

9

120c

_

9-15

37V2c

^

9-23

50c

34 %c

Raisin

Robbins &

20c

37 %c

River

9-30

9-15

25c
$1.25

$1.19

1$1.06%
Rcmson
Roos

1

Corp.

Bros,

Corp.

Co.

Rubinstein

<v

jJAvt.

Corp..

ZZZZZZZ

iquar.i

(Helena) Inc. class

A

Co.

(reduced!

St. Joseph Light & Power, common
5% preferred A

9-

1

9-29

9-15

10-

1

Louis, San Francisco Ry.,
5% convertible preferred A

9-21

40c

9-15

"(quar.]

9-16
8-22
9-

8

9-30
10-

3

9-12

10-

3

9-19

25c

9-24

9-

9

25c

10-

1

9-

60c

10-

1

9-14

$1

10-

1

9-14

$107%
$1.07%

10-

1

9-14

9-30

9-13

t$1.07

8

$2

9-14

9-

9

9-22

9-

2

10-

1

9-15

(quar.)

35c

9-15

9-

2

9-15

9-

1

$1.25

9-15

9-

1

$1.25

12-15

12-

1

27 %c

10-17

10-10

Regis Paper Co.—

$4.40

1st

Carlos

San

preferred

New

San

Saraia

(quar.)

Works,

30c

Co.,

25c

common

preferred

Stock
Scovill

ZZZZZZZ-Z Z

plus

2

9

on

(entire

Sept.

10-

1

6

9-

8

9-10

(quar.)

9-15
10-

1

9-

1

9-20

85c

11-

1

10-14

$1

11-

1

10-14

com.

issue

20

dividend)

at

25%

(quarZ)_ZII
called

5%

Serriek

B

10-

9-14

1

Shell

Oil

Sheller

Co.

Quarterly
Shoe

of

$4.50 preferred
$4.50

5%

class

series A

Breweries,

Ltd.,

Silverwood

Ltd.

Dairies,

B

9-20

25c

$1.12%
$1.12%
$1.12%
25c
J'30c

___

Rayon,
prior preferred

Smith

Howard

8-10

11-

Co.

Co.

8-31
8-31

4%
Taicott

9-30

9-16

9-30

1

10- 1

8-31

10-

8-31

1

9-15

8-15

9-15

1

10-4

4 9-15

(increased)-:

7

.

31 %c
38%c

American

(quar.)

*

——

(quar.)._

Gold

Platinum

&

(quar.)__

^

preferred

(quar.)

preferred

(quar.)

South Porto Rico Sugar Co.,
8% preferred (quar.)_

Original

preferred

4.32%

preferred

Southern

Canada

partic.

(quar.)
Ltd.,

Southern

Indiana

(quar.)

com.

9-

9-12

9-27

9-12

27c
150c

9-

11-15

9-30

Gas

9-30

9-10

com.

(quar.)

__________—

$1.20

11-

1

11-

1

Co.

25c

9-30

.

Pacific

Co.

5%

$1

Union

Gas.

(quar,)—

preferred ' (Quar.)
preferred (quar.)

4%%
4%%

preferred
preferred

4%%
5%

(quar.)
(quar.)__

:

preferred

(quar.)
$3.75
preference
(quar.)
Southland Royalty Co

8-15.

9-15
9-15

9-15

9-

6

9-15

9-

1

1

preferred

10-10

92 %c

4.25%
4.60%

preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred

(quar.)

10-20

11-

10-20

11-

10-20

$1.15-

(quar.)

4.36%

4.40%

(quar.)
(quar.)

10-20

11-

11-

10-20

11-

10-20

27%c

Spalding (A. G\) Bros.—
Stock

dividend

(in

Sparks-Withington, 6%
Speer

Carbon Co.

$4.50

preferred

$4.50

dividend)

3%

10-17

pfd.

(quar.)__

$1.50

9-15

15c

9-15

8-25

9-30

9-

8

9-

9

conv.

(quar.)

Sperry-Rand Corp.,
Spiegel, Inc.,

cash

lieu of

(initial quar. )_

common

(quar.)

convertible

preferred

16c

$1.12%

;

10-

9-

1

2

25c

(quar.)

9-15

8-26

$1.12%

(resumed)

common

9-15

9-15

8-26

Spokane International RR. Co.—

Quarterly

30c

Quarterlv

Quarterly
Stahl-M'eyer,

preferred

Standard

Factors

75c

preferred
Fire

(quar.)

(quar.)

Corp., common
(quar.)
of

N.

J.

(quar.)

Standard
Standard
Class

Standard

10-1

9-

50c

10-

8

1

9-16

50c

9-15

8-15

9-15

9-

7%c

9-30

1

9-20

9-30

9-20

(Trenton)

(Ohio),

Paving
Radio.

&

3%%

pfd. iquar.)
Materials, Ltd. (quar.)

10-15

10-15

9-23

137 %c

(quar.)

10-

1

9-15

class

B

10-11

10-11

9-20

10c

class A

f!5c

tl5c

Ltd.,

(quar.)
Tub?1,

10-22

93 %c

9-12

8-31

9-20

&

Finance,

(quar.)

preferred

1

.

9-15

(quar.)___

17 %c

9-15

9-

1

9-15

9-

1

37 %c

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_

convertible

10-

17 %c

class A (quar.)__

B

6%

50C

9-15

9-

1

37 %c
37%c

9-15

9-

1

1

10-

1

$1.16

10-

1

9-15

9-15
9-

9-15

25e

■

10-15

1

$1.24

10-

1

9.-15

10-

1

9-15

50c

9-15

8-26

25c

9-15

Co.—
8-19

11-

1

10-10

X--

1

x

$1.12

11-

1

10-10

10-

1

$1

(quar.)——

$1.j.i

.

1C-

$6
10c

9-24
9-16

9-12

9-30
10-

25c

(quar.)
common (quar.)

1

9-30

25c

Co

1

"8-31

9-15

25C

(quar.i

j-io

9-

35c

1

9-15
8-31

9-15

$1

9-15

8-31

17% c

9-30

9-15

class

A

10- 1

9-

9

31 %C

10-

1

9-

9

31 %c

10-

1

9-

9

10c

>

11 %c

9-30

9-15

15c

(quar.) —

9-30

9-1-5

(quar.i

"

$1.12%

9-30!-

9-12

$1.06%

pfd. A (quar.)

9-30

9-12

Trust

9-15

9-15/-

8-25

35C

9-26

9-15

25C

9-20

9-15

5%

9-12

20c-

;

-

Ltd.—

Co.,

(interim)

ord.

10-10

30c

.10-

20C

Co._i_

1

e-i5

$1

Corp
Brickr Ltd

10-

$25c

1

8-

5

9-15
9-

8

9-15

40c

10-

1

9-20

160c

10-

1

9-

8

10-

1

9-

8

+50c

10-

1

9-

8

10-

1

9-

8

9-15

9-

1

9-20

9-10

Co.

Finance
3

(quar.)____^
Corp., Ltd

class A

,

1

:

preferred

(quar.)_^

+60c

preferred

25c

New

20C

(initial)

11-15

40C

9-13

8-31

$1.25

9-15

8-31

26c

9-19

9-

9-30

9-16

9-30

9-16

9-30

9-16

9-12

8-26

(quar.)

Electric Light & Power

Gas,

Twentieth Century-Fox Film
Twin

Coach Co., com.

(quar.i

(quar.)

37 %C

$1.50 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Disc Clutch (quar.)

$1

Twin

LaSalle St.

208 So.

Underwood

(quar.i

62 % c

:

Union

Electric

Missouri,

com.

9-

2

35c

9-30

9-

2

11-15

preferred (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Union
Mfg.
iquar.i
Pacific

4%

—
—

RR.

10-20

11-15

10-20

(quar. i

Union

Telephone

9-

9

9-

6

9-

6

9-

6

10-

1

$1

(Omahai

Yards

9-30
9-15

$1.25

10-

1

preferred is-a)—;
Stock

Ltd.

(Mich.), $2.75

iquar.i

—

(quar.)

pfd.

$1.25

68%C

9-26
10-

9-16

1

9-20

preferred
preferred
preferred

Wire

9-20

t10- 1

9-20

9-15
9-15

8-31

75c

12-10

11-18

10-

36c

10-

—

iquar.)
—;
Corp. (quar.)

Rope

9-20

25c

iquar.)

$1.35

1
1

67 %c

iquar.)

$1.44

33% C

5c

$2.70

Union

10-20

11-15

87 % c

50c

(quar.)—

com.

11-15

92 %c

25c

Manufacturing

Metal

10-20

$1

$3.70

Union

8-29

9-14

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_.

Union

9-20

9-20

75c

$4.50
$4

1

2

$1.12%

Union

of

10-

4

50c

(Increased)
Bag & Paper (quar.i
Corp.

Co.

8-24
10-

11-25

(Dallas)

(quar.)
True Temper
Corp.. common (quar.)
Trunkline Gas. $5 preferred A (quar.i__^_.
Tucson

S-13

10-14

40c

17 %c

(quar.i__

31 %C

40c

$1.25 preferred

Trinity Universal Insurance

'

-

(Hartford)—>

Insurance

'common

Treeswdet Products,

Extra

Aircraft Corp.,

new

common

(initial)

United

Air

9-26

9-

9-(15

b-19

48 %c

—

Lines,

10-10

$1.25

9-15

9-

$1.09%

9-15

9-

1

$1.12%

10-15

10-

5

50%

(quar.)

com.

8-31

25c

dividend

Stock

9

preferred
(enthe issue
called for redemption on Oct. 10 at $104

4%%

convertible

share

per

ible

5%

to

plus

this

dividend)

convert¬

Oct. *T0—_______

Artists Theatre

United

Stanley Home Products, Inc.

9

11-

58c

receipts

dep.

Packing

United
50c

Oil

B

1

8-31

9-

$1.35

—

(quar;)__-—

Union

:

Quarterly
Standard

12-

87 %c

(quar.)

common

Insurance

9-14

Co.—
50c

preferred

Inc.,

9-15

12-15

30c

Insurance
:

$2-$5

Brands,

Standard

3

30e

Sprague Electric (quar.)
Springfield Fire & Marine

Standard

10-

(quar.)-'—

B' (quar.)—

Securities

Travelers

10-28

11-

$1.10

(quar.)
(quar.)

11-

97 %c
$1.03%
$1.06%

(quar )

preferred

preferred

1

Quarterly

Southwestern Public Service—

3.70%

9

10-

t$1.12.%
(quar.) _______
35c
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line (quar.)
Transue
&
Williams Steel Forging Corp.—

9-15

10-14

9-

Shipyards

5%

(Dallas)-

Quarterly

,preferred

Class

9-15

1

1

$1.20

Amer.

9- 2

10-

9

10-

Associated Oil Co.—

Water

41/5%"

10-

9-

r_

Pipeline

Gas

preferred

preferred

Torrington

$1.07

1

$1.14

Corp.,

convertible

5%

9-15

55c

Investment

Traders

$1.16%

preferred (quar.)__:
Life Insurance Co.

Southwestern

9

10-

$1

(initial series)
(quar.)____
pfd. series B (quar.)

non-conv.

Toronto

1

9

9-

(quar.i

pfd;

Todd

10-

9

9-

1

(quar.)

Products,

Tobin

$1.25

preferred
(quar.)
4.65%
preferred
(quar.)!

9-

1

(quar.)—

Tobacco

9-

9-15

1"

10-

pfd.. (quar.)

preferred

Carbon

Corp.

9

10-

preferred <quaT.)__,
Tilo R ofiag, Inc. (quar.
—
Tishman'Realty & Construction, com. (quar.)

9-

9-20

Mfg.

9

9-

$1.31%

(quar.)

4%

9

9"

10-

(quar.)

Inc.,

9-

$1.28

com.

Tide

9-

9-15
9-15

preierred

9

10-20

$1.27%

;

vqum.)

iJieiCitcu

4%%

9-

9-

1

$1.16

Thrilty Drug Stores Co., 4%%

9-15

.

Natural

Utilities

60c

j

9-15

$1.22%

(quar.)

.

8-?9.
8-15"
8-15.v

9-i5

10-

35c

(quar.)

preferred

Illinois

5%

9-1

25c
$1.08%
$1.121/2

9-14
8-14

$1.16%

(quar.)
Electric Service, $4

Thrift

Electric—

5%

4.28%

9-15

9-15

27%C

:

&

,9-15

25c

7

9-29

(quar.)

cotiv:

Service—

(Increased quar.)
Southwestern Gas

:

9-15

94c

(quar.)

common

8-W

75c
62%c
.62%c

75c

preferred

non-cum.

Southern

75c

$1.25

t—

lr

1C-

(quar.)_

com.

—

Thorofare Markets Inc.,

9-20

$1.18%

(quar.)—

10-

15c

pfd.

,

Southern Railway Co., com. (quar,)____—
5% non-cum. pfd. (quar.)__

$1.50
37 %c

4%
preferred (quar.)
Thompson-Starrett. 70c

.8-31

(quar.)__

10-11

(quar.)

Thompson

10-11

9-13

1

preferred

Thermoid

10-15

19c
40q

(quar.)
(quar.)

12-

preferred

Thcrmatomic

9-15

$1.75
37%c

(quar.)

Southern Materials Co.

10-10

Elec.,

&

Southern Natural Gas
Southern

i5c
-

9-15

Thompson Industries, Inc.

9-20

(quar.)

1

1

1

Textiles.

11-2

pfd.

7

9-

ID-

1

9-20

12-6

9-

9-15

45c

10-

dividend

Thatcher Glass

5

10-15

9-15

27c

—

10-

$4.48

10-20

10-15

9-15

$1.15

Texas

5

9-

9-30

1

$1.06.%

»i,oo

1

9-27

2

10-

(quar.)

Corp.- (quar.)
Oas Transmission,

(quar.)
Texas Power & Light, $4 pfd.

9

10-

7%

Process,

Oxygen

9-23

10-15

2

9-15

Common

9-6

$1.12%

9-

9-

1

(quar.)—

Texas

9-12

9-29'

1

1

10-

35c

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)—
5.40%
preferred (quar.)
Texas Gulf Sulphur (quar.)

9-12

10-1

10-

(quar.)

-

9

10-

preferred

$4.56

9-12

22%c

—

(quar.i.

preferred

1
1

1$1.50
1$1

(quar.)
.

Franklin

1010-

60c

(quar.);

preferred

Southern

lquar.)_

common-

Power

Co.

22%c
62 %c

2

71 % c

4.96%

9-12

1

9-

62%c

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)
Texas Gas Transmission, common

8-26

9-14

1

J 50c

pfd.

$4.64

Co.—

Participating

4.80%

pfd

•

9-14

9-28

10-

10-

10-1

Texas

9-14

50c

Pittsburgh Water, 4%%

Edison

145c
12%c

9-28

40c

(quar.i
(quar.)

California

15c

9-

9-15

$25c

(quar.)

common

1.
1

11-18

6.15%

9-2

30c
50c

Jersey Gas Co.
Oil

."*

9-30,

9

1

101G-

33%%

4.90%

2

9-

9-

10-

$1

1

30c

—

$1.02%

*

9- 2

9-30 '

9

(quar.)^

4.64%

57%c
56%c

iquar.)

com.

preferred (quar.)__

4.60%

Penn

i0r.

9- 1
9-30

"9-30 .f

1

9-

4.25%

Jjfel&.V- 9-30
5c

(quar.)

12-

1

10-

•4.60%

•

8-25

(quar.)

l-l-5(i

preferred
preferred

4.65%

(quar.)

9-

J5c

Stock

•

25®*^ ..9*15
4-25c•••■•.'40-31

9-20

8-12

1

81.10

(increased quar.)

(quar.)
5%

Aircraft

4.10%

3Q&, w£-22,.... 9*

,,

1

9-15

10-

10-

50c

Inc., com. (quar.)

Inc.,

(James),

Tennessee

9-15

...

Ltd.,

preference

Tempco

8-22

10-

$1.25

South Carplina Electric & Gas,

9-20

5UC

common

(G.),

Tennessee

8-15

9-13

50c
$1,25

______

(quar.)

9-20

1

50c

Taylor Instrument Cos
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd
Telluriae Power Co., 6%
pfd. (quar.)

8-19

9-15

(quar.i-

(quar.)

1

1

10-

67 %c

,

preferred (quar.)
Tappan Stove (increased)
Taylor & Fenn, 4.32% preferred

1

9-

65c

:—

9-

10-

(quar.)

5%%

8-31

-9-

9-15

.

pfd.

9-30

lac

30c
62 %c

Extra

8-31
8-31

(quar.)

(quar.)

A

Tamblyn

9-15

80c

____

class

5
5

;

9-

8

88-

(quar.)_~

(James)

9-14

1

9-30

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)

9-15

112%c

(increased)

common

Ltd.

Co.,

Taicott

9-15

10-

9-15

(quar )—

preferred

preferred

Southam

$4

7

9-15

9-10

50C

2

9-15

9-20

32ji!c

(initial)

Sylvania Electric Products,

9-

1

1

9-20

9-30

8

10-

9-15

Co.

Paper

Co.

&

5.25%

$1.55

6%

9-

9-13

Swift

(quar.)___———9-

Corp.,
preferred

South

9-23.

Sutherland

2

9-

1

(quar.

5.12%

$1.25

South

2

9-12

9-

9-30

30c

(quar.)

common

preferred
(quar.)
5.40 %
preferred
(quar.)

2

9-

dividend ———

Mfg.

Co.

9-15
9-15

t85c

iquar.)

Ltd.—

Co.,

(quar.)

Tools

Aircraft

(Canada)

Assurance

Mid-Continent Oil,
preferred series A

preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)

Sonotone

South

9-

115c
115c

Works (quar.)
Paper Mills, com.

preferred

Snap-On

2
2

9-30

125c

Engineering

5%

Super Value Stores, common

(quar.)____

(quar.)__.

(quar.i-

Smith

South

Sunshine Mining

9- 2

(quar.)
Ltd.

(q"uar.)__
Smith (A. O.) Corp.
Smith-Corona,
Inc.

Soss

8-25

Ltd., class A (quar.)

Corp.

Solar

9-15

9-19

150c

Skenandoa

$2

4%%

(quar.)

$1.40

(quar.)___

Sinclair Oil Corp. (quar.)
3inger Manufacturing Co.
5%

8-25

(quar.)_

8imonds Saw & 3teel Co.

Simpsons,

Skil

9-15

(quar.i

6%
22 7/10c

A

(quar.)

common

preferred

Class

Publishing

145c

.

Slck's

Life

50c
45c
4c

$4.50 preferred seires C (quar.)
Shuron Optical Co. (quar.)

Silknit,

Sun

(increased)

preferred series B

Co.

Sun

10-

1

9-20

4'0c

(quar.)

feunray

10-

1

9-

1

25c

8-31

150c
156%c
35c

_________

9-

9-14
10-

40c

(quar.)

Sundstrand Machine Totel

Corp.

9-12

9-14

25c

Co.

9-

9

1

$1.25

(quar.i

(quar.).

Sunbeam

Canada, Ltd.—

America,

&

(S.i
Co.

9-12

1C-

3 Vt, c

(quar.)

Stuart

9-10

_______

Corp,

B

9-12

1

35c

(quar.i

9-10

Products" * quar.)
of

Broadcasting, .com.

1

—

Co.

(quar.)

5%

....

9-15

1

10-

25c

—

9-15

—.

(quar.)

Sherwin-Williams

Quarterly
prior preferred

Stroock

1

9-30
10-

2Sc

1

10-

12-18

9-15

10%

div.)

(stock

common

7

10-

9-15

12-30

43 %C

(quar.).

Camp,

23c
25c
10c

4—

—

preferred

12%c

common...

9-13

f 1.25

8-26

9-30

1

9-30

11.^5

9-

3

10-

35c

9-

60c
10c
10c

(quar.)

Manufacturing Co.

Sherman

9-15

9-16

56c

Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 pfd.

31 'Ac

Co.

1st

Class

9-21

5

Corp.—

1

10-

—.

preferred B (quar.)
Salesbook Co.--

Class

to

$1,121%
22 %c

—

1

10-

Stix, Baer & Fuller Co.—

9-12
9-

9-

2_c

Inc

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)

Storer
9-15

1

9-15

1

9-15

25c

iquar.)

(increased)-;

Stokely-Van

share

38c
25c

1

11-

10-

Textiles—

5%

(quar.)—

(quar.)
(Frank G.)

State Loan

'*




1

per

10-

11-15

:f25c

iquar.i

preferred

5%

9-22

Shawinigan Water & Power—
4%
preferred A (quar.)
4%%

Common

9-22

10-10

Brewers,
Stern

&

9-22

$1.18%

Ltd.

Bros.,

10-15

5%

dividend

4% % preferred (quar..i_
Stetcher-Traung Lithograph

9-16

10-10

(quar.)

Corp., class A

Class

Stern

re-

(reduced):..—

Bros,

9-27
10-10

__________

Corp.,

Acceptance

preferred

Seeman

9-15

per

convertible

9-

10-14

for

$102

50c

9-14

9

(quar.)

$3.50
9-

9-15

25c

20

this

9-13

8-31

6c

_Z

preferred

share

9-

9-

9-15

30c

(quar.)

Manufacturing Co..

Sept.

1

9-20

60c

dividend

redemption

60c

(quar.)

Williams

4.30%

10-

$20c

Scott & Fetzer Co.
(quar.)__
Scott Paper Co., $3.40
preferred
$4

(quar.)

Ltd.___

Schlage Lock Co. (quar.)
Schmieg Industries (quar.)

Scott &

$1.10

linitial-quar.)

Water

Bridge

A

(quar.)

Brewing—

common

Jose

series

Milling Co.

Francisco

$38.75

.

4.15%

37%c

common

_H
5% convertible preferred A
(quar.)__ZZZ
St. Paul Fire & Marine
Insurance Co. (quar.i
San

Securities

3.90%

$1.25

class A

St.

St.

9-15

33c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Co.,

8

10c

_

(quar.)
4.30 % preferred (quar.)
Saguenay Power Co.. Ltd.. 4%% pfd. (quar.)
St; Charles Hotel
(New-Orleans)
(quar.)

Service

9-15
9-

$1.12J/2

preferred

Louis Public

9-22

25c

Lowel Shops (quar.)
Safety Car Heating & Lighting iquar.)_IZZ
Safeway Stores, Inc., com. (quar.)

St.

1

$15

Sajco

4%

9-

entire issue

for redemption on
Sept. 30 at
share plus this dividend)
Ruppert (Jacob), 4%% preferred (quar.)
c.i

9-15

5c

ealled

(F.

Gas Co.

Southwestern Electric
9-19

9-20

$0.328125

(tjuai,)

per

Russell

1

9-15

40c

(quar.).

w

Management

Ruberoid

10-

1

9-15

20c

Co.

'

Royalties

10-

1

15c

(quar.)

*■*11

10-

6

70c

(quar.)

Rotary Electric Steel
Rowe

Seattle

Southern

10-

I1.7S

1% 2nd preferred

Richfield

'

$1.75

9-

$1.25
45c

preferred (quar.)__—

4%%

Southern

$1.12 %

_

3.60%

9-20

(quar.)

Farms,

Southern

62V2C

Republic Steel Corp.

Co.

4.50%

Renabie

4%

9-14

each

value share held)

Manufacturing Co.,

3%%

for

9-16

25c

Reeves

9-30

9

$1.43%
—

Corp.—
Sears Roebuck & Co. (quar.)_

Stock

Rapid Electrotype Co. (quar.)
Rapid Grip & Batton Ltd.—

9-

—

be

to

Power

Shelby

50c

(quar.i

Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.
Quebec Telephone Co., commonA

9-19
9-15

9-6

9-20

6

6%

——

dividend)

Oil

Shattuck

$1.02

com.

Products

preferred

5%

10-

1

$1.04 >/2

(quar.)__

Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance

Quincy

0-

40c

Stores

Class

9-13

1

9-30

35c

common

preferred

National

t'Jc

10-

$1.06

(quar.)

common

Corp.,

Purity
Pyle

9-20

$1.16%

_

(quar.)

com.

Puget Sound Pulp & Timber (increased quar.)
Pullman, Inc.
(quar.i
Purex

9-20

10-15

Mexico—

(quar.)

preferred

Purolater

8ealed

<R. I.)

(quar.i

Industries,

4.75%

Seabrook

6

10-15

$1

voting

Corp.,

original

7%

6

9-

of Oklahoma—

preferred

Publicker

9-

1

$1.25

New

(quar.)
Electric & Gas,

Non-voting
7%

9-23

9-30

6

9-15

15c

—

(quar.)

issue

at

12

Sept.

on

this

Seaboard

9-

17 %C

__

Insurance Co.

(quar.i

preferred

4.18%

deemed

9-19

8-15

3%

——

preferred

4.08%

(quar.)
common

(quar.)——
(entire

75c

(quar.i______

preferred (quar.i
4.25%
preferred (quar.i

Publication

RR.

Co.,

Finance

(quar.)——.-

J 75c

4%

div.

Line

Air

preferred
preferred

9-30

9-

—

preferred

t57c

____

(quar.)..—

(stock div.)_

Co.

Service

&

$4.75

9-15

9-15

24c

Stevens

net income)

$2.12

550c

(quar.)__

common

preferred

Inc.

Public Service Co.

Scudder,

9-26

9-ao

Sterling Aluminum Products

$1:02 %

9-26

10-

8-31

Payable

10c

Manufacturing

Stock

Stock

Common

Clark,

9-30

3

9-15

net income)—.—__—
Clark Fund, Inc. ilrom

(from

9-30

25c

Service

preferred

$1.40

Seaboard

45c

Quarterly

4.65%

Seaboard

9-14

J30c

(quar.

partic.

Providence Washington

Public

9-14

25c

————

Progress Mlg. Co. (quar.)

6%

9-24

9-24

$1.50
(quar.)

com.

(quar.)

preferred

Prentice-Hall, Inc.

Public

9-14

plus

(quar.i

Lambert.

&

8-18

10-

Stedman

Stearns

Sterling

(quar.)__

&

Stevens

Inc.

9-24

20c

9-12

22 %C

$1

(quar.i

9-12

1

—--r

_

iquar.)

preferred

Fund,

9-15

2

Co.—

(quar.i

Ltd.

non-cum.

4.10%,

Scudder,

9-

$5.75

(quar.i

preferred

4%%
6%

9-15

9-26

Inc.—

Potomac Electric Power,

Powell River Co.,

1

1

10-

(quae.)

10c

Woolen Mills,

"3.60%

9-30

10-

Common

62 %c

Paper

Machine

Porter-Cable

Portland

10-15

10-

S1.10

ocranton-Spring Brook Water Service-

62 %c

(quar.*

non-cum.

8-19

9-12

When

Share

Company

1

15c

iquar.i

Co.

Lace

5c

(quar.)

Sulphite &

Huron

8-29

9-15

Per

Name of

10-

82 %c

(quar.)______—-----—

preferred

Scranton

12%c

_—__——

(quar.i

preferred

9-21

——

——_______

(quar.i

common

preferred

1st

$2.50

6

Holder»

When

Payable of Rec.\

25c

(quar.)_—

common

preferred

40c

Plymouth Oil Co. (quar.)
Polaris
Mining Co
Polaroid

9-

15c

Ry. (quar.)

4.40 %

9-15

Electric,

3 35'<

9

20c

Pittsburgh & West Virginia

—

9

9-

50c

quar.)

9-

4

10c

Metallurgical oncieased
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
(quar.i

Pittsburg©

3

10-

37 %c

(quar.;

10-

$1.75

Common

Share

Name of Company
Scranton

Co.—

Chicago Ry.

&

When

Payable of Reo.

preferred

Circuit,

/

Inc.—

(quar.)'

1

United Auto Parts Ltd.—:
$4.37%

preferred

(quar.)___—!_

United Biscuit Co. of America—

$4.50

preferred

(quar.)

Volume

182

Number

5463

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

Per
Same of

;

United

Can

Series

Company
&

Glass

Co.,

(quar.

common

preferred
United-Carr Fastener

Holden

9-21

56V4C

9-21

9r-

9-15

9-15

9-

Stock

dividend

B

Stock

dividend

United

Fruit

United

Fuel

6%

Co.

class A

preterred
Funds, Inc.—

United

United Income

United

Gas

United

Illuminating
Merchants

U*ited

New

9-15

-9-

1

Wieboldt

10-

10-14

9-19

1

9-

10-1

9-

2

9c

9-30

9-

8

United

I

9-

9

37V2C

common

(quar.j_.

10-

1

9-30

ouc

$1.06'4

(quar.i

10-

8-31

1

8-31

60q

Jersey RR. & Canal
Corp.—

U.

S.

U

S

U

S

U.

Pacific

,10- 1

9-12

25c

9-22

9-12

$2,50

10-10

Class B

7%
U.

S.

U.

fincreased

S.

U.

4Vz%
S.

U.

S.

U.

Potash

S.

U

S

1

preference
Tobacco

7%

Steel,

United

Steel

United

United

15c

Wolverine

25c

9-21

Wood

10-

7

9-21

9-30

1

9-21

Woodley Petroleum (quar.)
World Publishing Co.
(quar.)
;
Worthington Corp, common (quar.)

12V2c

10-

5

9-16

9-

9

10-

9-

2

10-

9-

2

10-

9-

2

50c

10-

9-19

20c

(s-a)_________

1010-

9-26

1-2-56

$1

12-

10-1

45C

.

9-15

9

w-15

9-

A

.'-,—62 Vic

(quar.)_

Leaf

Tobacco,

Utah

Hctel

.Utah

Oil

Utah

Co.,.

new

Refining

Power

Utica

&

Transit

common

"

.

de

Van

Norman

Kamp's

I

1

class

A

Co.,

Inc.

Victor

Victoria

<Sz

&

10-15

9-

9

Younker

10-

preferred

8-31

Zenith

9-

Zion's

9-15

8-31

1

1

9-

o

10-

1

9-20

1

12-15

9-

(quar.)

iquar.I

9-

iquar.)

9-

9-

resident tax

9-15

10-

9-14

9-20

date

8-31
"8-31

$1.25

9-20
9-30

(quar.)-_l;Lfeil-~~'02y2c

9-15

'

7

9-

1

(quar.)

37'/2c

2-1-56

1-16

preferred

(quar.)

37'/2c

5-1-56

4-16

(quar.)

37'/2c

1

$4.50

preferred

Vulcan
7%

(quar.)__

Detinnir.g,

preferred

Vulr-an

Mold

R.

Wabash

Iron

Railroad

Wailuku

1,

__

Ltd.

Waldorf

&

__

5'/2%

class

Water

Motor

Kr.app, $5
Picducts Co.

Extra

—

10-10

9-15

9-

1

9-

6

P-23

9-16

9-20

9-

9-12

8-29

ioc

9-12

and

62'/2c

10-

purchased
solicitation

The

(accum.)

(quar.i

—

_

4%

convertible

4%

convertible

Wells

Gardner

WcLbach
Wesson

West

preferred
preferred

Co,

&

Corp.,

Gil

(quar.)
_.

_

B

9-15

Indies

Sugar

8-25

1

9-

Penn

(quar.)__

Pern

Power,

4.20%

preferred

B

(quar.i

4'/■>%

preferred

Texas

West

Virginia

Utilities

Co,

Pulp

Viiginla

&

pfd.

(quar.)

(quar.)

Service,

(quar.i

preferred

com.

<_

(quar.)

9-

9

a

9-20

9-

9

D'partmpnt
Grocers,
Tablet

Stores

Ltd.,

(quar.)-

class

A

Stationery

Inc.

(quar.)

Mfg.

prior preferred
Paper

Whitehall

2

9-

1

9-15

9-15
9-

1

9-20

99-

White

(quar.)

9-

9

10-15

9-19

10-15

9-19

10-15

9-19

$1.10

10-

1

9-15

35c

10-

1

9-

8

9-20

9-

&

Blake

Co.

Co.

of

a

will

of

proceeds,

iquar.)

(quar.)

(quar.)

(quar.)

(increased)

dividend




total

such

p.

:

be

The

Russ

and

&

Company,

underwriters

available

purposes.—V.

used

be
be

to

added

for

180,

to

purchase
t

additional

and

machinery

general

ie

latter

funds

working

of

the

and

capital

1878.

p.

9-15

sales

at

by

20c

with

Corp.,

Denver,

Colo.

filed

been
of

was

the
as

of

1,500,000

to

of

the

required
of

of

shares

of

of

its

com¬

to

Southwestern

A
that reports
of stock
during the pendency of the
the suspension order, South¬

which stated
and reflected

report
1954

Accordingly,
182, p. 514.

order.—V.

failure

Regulation

intervals

issuance

Aug. 30,

the

on

proceeds.

30c

1-3-56
10-

7

9-15

12-

the

that

entire

the

Information

Commission

vacated

as

1

8-26

10-

1

10-

1

9-

10-

1

9-15

75c

10-

1

9-

9

$1.25

10-

1

9-

9

9-15

40c

10-

1

9-16

10-

1

9-17

9-30

9-20

15c

9-15

9-

2

67'/2c

9-23

9-

9

157*

10-25

used

be

capital

working

for

& Johnson.

and Roman

Inc.;

Florida Investors,

T

approved a proposed three-for-one split
to Robert F. Six,. Chairman.
,
^

31

Aug.

on

according

the

of
'

$15

common

par

'

■.

were

outstanding.--

•

•

Redemption—

Sept. 22 will call for redemption on Oct. 28, next,
$4.40
cumulative convertible
preferred stock at

on

its

of

share,

per

each

for

preferred share.—V.

filed a registration statement with the SEC on Aug.
covering 197,532 shares of its $7 par common stock which

company

1955,

offer -for subscription by its common stockholders of
1955, at the rate of one new share for each ten
The subsfription pripe is to be supplied by amend¬

to

proposes

record

Sept.
then

Goldman,
receive

will

it

total

the

110.

p.

Co.—Registers With SEC—

Tampa Electric

it

181,

19,

held.

a

number

Sachs & Co. will serve as dealer-manager, for which
fee qf $15,802.56
plus four cents per share on
of shares subscribed for through exercise of war¬

$6,500 for expenses.
On shares acquired
dealer-manager upon the exercise of war¬
such dealers may be allowed a concession
which shall not be in excess ot 60 cents per share.
Net
proceeds of the financing, together with
funds on hand to
the extent necessary, will be used to repay $5,083,000 of bank loans
representing funds .already expended 011 the
1955 construction pro¬
gram.
Cash on
hand and from current operations and probable
further bank loans will be used to provide iunds for the remaining
rants,
to

well

as

as

some

by

acquired

be

sold

and

approximately

the

dealers,

to

$3,000,000 of the 1955 program.
Estimated construc¬
for 1956 include $10,600,000 on the new Gannon

expenditures

generating station, the first unit of
which is scheduled for com¬
pletion in 1957, $4,950,000 for transmission and cii tribution facilities,
and
$700,000 for other construction.—V. 182, p, 961.

Tampa Gas Co.—Acquired—

the

See

sus¬

Peoples Water & Gas Co. above.—V. 163, p. 1291.

Sperry Products, Inc., Danbury, Conn.—Acquisition—
by this corporation of Western Inspection, Inc. of Mid¬
land, Tex, is announced by J. B. Farwell, President. The announcement
explains that Western Inspection will become Sperry Western, Inc., with
offices

remaining

in

Midland

Lafayette and New Orleans,
as

President

with

Mr.

and

La.

Farwell

Odessa,

Tex,

and

in

Lake

Western's James H. Binford

acting

as

of experience in

engineering
The well-known

and

in

...

In

track,

"Western

per

year

Inspection

railroads of
founded in

the
194.9

United

States

and

Canada.

to provide a service for

the

testing of tubular goods in the oil industry.

"This combination
of

for
was

of

to

the

such

to

the latest

techniques, including ultrasonics, not only to tubular goods
but to oil well and refinery equipment, offering solutions to problems
facing oil producers."—V. 181, p. 209.

will be

the offering

a

new

used by the com¬

$20,000 would be required to cover the cost of
plant; and an additional amount would be used
equipment.

in

the

point-of-purchase advertising material,
and
non-illuminated
signs,
for

use

company

is

engaged

manufacture

consisting

chiefly

moving
to pur¬

ar.d sale
of illu¬

manufacturers of
nationally advertised and distributed products so as to identify their
trade names and products on the premises of their dealers throughout
minated

the

by

country.

the present time has a backlog of firm orders
$600,000.
Net sales for the fiscal year ended Feb.
compared with $860,974 for the previous
fiscal year.
For the three months ended May 31, 1955 sales totaled
$343,659.—V. 182, p. 861.
The

experience and research will provide application

proceeds of

BUSINESS—The
of

price

retire current liabilities amounting to approximately $75,000;
purchase of long term lease of a larger plant in connection

which

witji
chase

the science

of non-destructive testing.
Sperry Rail Service is an
outstanding example of the type of testing for internal defects that has
been provided to industry.
Sperry now tests 15,000,000 tons of steel, as

Sept. 8 offered publicly

share.

PROCEEDS—Net
pany

for

service

York City, on

New

150,000 shares of common stock (par 20 cents) at a
of $2 per

Charles,
continues

Chairman.

research,

Brothers,

of

28

at

company

approximately
1955

$831,984

totaled

9

$1.3iy4
40c

to

are

with Beil & Hough, Inc., were Security

'

company

This

31,

issue
to

its

Acquisition

9

9-

proceeds
purposes.

Tel-A-Sign, Inc., Chicago, 111.—Stock Offered—Vickers

non-destructive

1

net

•••'..•

■

stock

tion

based

six-months

at

sold

the

corporation

share.

Subsequent

western

pension

this

per

order

requirement

a

filed

be

had

rail

10-

Co.—Securities Offered—Beil &

Loan

shares

94,248

shares

mon

or

8-22

9-22

&

stock,

ment

will
will

These

9-15

10-15

to

stock outstanding.

of

share

amounted

1955

30,

June

at

for each

approved a reduction in par value 'from $15 to $5 per
increase in authorized shares from 1,000,000 to 3,000,000.

shares

stockholders.

years

10-15

537,100

$500,634
$0.71

plus accrued dividends of 34 cents per share.
Preferred
stock
may
be converted into common
stock up to the
close of business on Oct. 26, 1955 at the rate of 3.05 shards of com¬

Industries

9-23

f50c

813,350

$758,855
$1.08

-

Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—Partial

equipment.
100,000

10-20

9-10

income

on

company

$15.39

to

320.

■

shares.

common

for
$100,000;
190,059
share
by
stockholders of Texas
were
acquired
at
$1
per
share by

Inc.,

balance

will

return

machinery and

385,000

South

cash at a
the cost

for

would

"Sperry Products, Inc., founded in 1926 by Dr. Elmer A. Sperry of
gyrosc&pe fame," Mr. Farwell commented, "has now accumulated 27

1

this

corporate

an

of

182,

per

shares

$338,237

the

which

Texas
Industries
the public.

to

equipment

such

9-15

50c

(quar.)

share, and

963

9-15

10-

of

Inc.; First
721.

A

$103.50

1

20c

taxes

in units of a $1,000 debenture and 30 shares
$1,075 per unit, plus accrued interest.

common

gravel

of

1

t?#c

$1,037,7,34

1779.

meeting

aggre¬

and

lightweight
masonry
products.

concrete

life

their sand

10-

25c

15,278

$1,572,205

inc.

on

p.

V,

to

pay

share for each share
warrants upon the

per

production

rentals

at

$1

Co,

to

resold

and

paid

10-

25c

(quar.)
common

Mfg.

at

94,941

and

be

company

subscription

purchase

useful

7

35c

$25c

(quar.)

pfd.

Cement

Motor

Stock

and

offering

comply

Spokane International RR.—Earnings—

10-11

TelePrompTer Corp., N. Y.—New

1955

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

income—

1953

1952

$290,945

$314,814

112,703

135,825

102.655

64,823

64,139

62,729

58,572

From Jan. 1—
from

Net

from

Net

ry.

—V.

1,965,899

1,605,141

—.

927.9"2

711.675

811,610

460.683

income—

411.774

350,231

395.096

261,915

2,072,119

railway

railway

oper.

182, p. 417.

Contract-

$273,141

140.877

railway

railway

oper.

1954

$315,448

July—
Gross

Gross

Whitney

the

suspension

offering.

9

9-24

State

^

stockholders

the

5

9-30

la^ic

(quar.)_,

Co.

5147*

to

has

Pierce

stock

use

10-

will

SEC, it was announced on Sept. 6, has vacated its order of
1955,
temporarily suspending' the Regulation A exemption
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with respect to

public

6

$1.25

iquar.)

Ltd.

Wheeling Steel Corp,

White Motor,

9-

9-15

$1.25

preferred (quar.)
Western Tool & Stamping
Westingbouse Air Brake Co.

Weyenberg Shoe

9-15

Corp.—

(quar.i

(George),

9

GOc

&

5%

Westmoreland.

9-

taxes

share

p.

182,

The

price
standby

$1.25

(quar.i

preferred

9-30

49,938

—

and

Fed.

equivalent

general

The
of

have

underwriters

in

business,

same

acquired

were

9-18

20c

$1,022,456

$1,522.,267

operations

worth

Associates,

29,

mon

12-18

1954

1955

UNDERWRITERS—Associated

$1.12V2

."

(quar.)

Westates Petroleum, 70c pfd. (accum.)
Westeel Products, Ltd. (quar.)

Whitaker

The

9-20

1

Subs.)—Earnings Improve

(&

:

(par $1)

the" subscription

at

the

Southwestern Uranium Trading
—Suspension Order Vacated—

10c

$1.12V2

4.407*

Paper

Water

preferred

Weston

of

corporate

from

SI.05

_;

payment

August,
1954, by Texas Indus¬
subsidiaries lease substantial amounts

lease

offering

the

July

10-

181,

rants

9-15

$1.02V2

lquar.t__

West

5%

Of

9-20

GOc

(quar.t__.

Common

shares

1

20c

C

Western

the

1

321<£c

:___

(quar.)
common—

preferred

Western

for

10-

25«

4.10%

Western

Industries;
Rauscher,

10-

35c

(quar.)

Electric

West

$5

were

$150

1-3-56

Corp.

—

per

net

—V.

The

12'/2c

of

outstanding
acquired
by
Texas

were

"

50c

addition,

organized

manufacture
to

end

shares

1

25c

(quar.)

West

S4.5C

the

shares

10-

15c

iirreg.l
Co.

corrected

10)

page

commitments

In

holders

concrete

Southwestern

othetr

9-

289,937

*137,810

960.

Hough, Inc., of St. Petersburg, Fla., and associates on
Aug. 29 publicly offered $200,000 of 6% subordinated
debentures due 1965 and 6,000 shares of common stock

dealer.

organized

and

corporation

9-15

50c

(quar )

(quar,):

class

Ar Snowdrift

West. Ohio Gas

West

before

The

(quarterly from net invest¬
income).
Payable in cash or stock

their

underwriters)

was

Co.—

&

for

initial

such

the

was

discount,

25c

—

—

of

and

western

8-16

9-15

from

Sun Finance
Non¬

9-15

Wellington Fund
ment

gate,

9-

1

the

ready-mixed

9-12

10-

p.

Container

$10,774,545,

Corporation and

tries, Inc.
The latter and its
machinery and equipment in connection with

and

9-30

9

2,171,295

150,33 4

*262,997

of stock at

of

40c

(quar.)

preferred

6

The

Incorrect.

was

$50,000.

the

corporation

equipment;

1

35c

by

8-16

10-

to

(including

9-15

J25c

(quar.)

date

be

amounting

dealers

1

42'/2c

(interim)

9-

The

supplied
by
amendment.
purchase, any unsubscribed stock

9-12

$1.37V2

(quar.)

7

182,

profit

Earnings

9

9-15

recoi;d date is indicated here.

compensation

as

fee

to

to

8-29

25c

Ltd.

Co.

&

W'ecdtn

iquar.)______
.•

Power

Equipment.

Wayne Knitting Mills
Webb

Weco

A

common

preferred (quar.)

Wash.ngtcn

10-20

9-16

40c

$2.50

and/or

are

agreed

9

10c

25c

Co.,

Waukrsba

9-

25c

(quar.I

Ward Baking Co.,

Watercus

9-20

50c

Year-end
Walker

9-15

10c

;__

Sugar Co._____
System. Inc. (quar.):

Walgreen. Co.

9-30

$1

■;

(quar.)_____

Co.,

6

10c

iquar.)___

Co.__

Agricultural

9-15

35c

Station

Wagner Electric Corp.
Waialua

1

(quar.)__

Goodwill

9-

9-30

25c

(quar.)_____

common

9-

tax.

(Continued from
price

7-ie

9-16

$1.13

(quar.)___

&

The

8-1-56

75c

2,044,690

*14,719

*415,443

Swan-Finch Oil Corp.—Stock Split Voted—

10-19

50c

(quar.)

9-30

Investment News

"

Visking Corp. (quar.)
Vulcan Corp., $3 preferred

Income

published

General

9-15

preferred

11-

1,621,358

75,421

*363,984

income

esti.

for

and

8-31

6%

37'/2c

1,723,451

railway

PROCEEDS—The

8-31

9-20
9-20

(quar.)

preferred

British

7 Previous

8-26

1

preferred

6%

9-15

1

10-

75c
Institute—

8-31

30c

36,248
*27,864

profit, before prov. for esti.

Net

157*; resident tax 77*.

5

9-15

*19,261

income

Prov.

9-15

tPayable in U. S. funds, less 157* Canadian non-residents tax.
IPayable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.

f

9-20

*88,595

9-15

1

75c

6

9-

6%

*

1

1

1

*77,772

railway_^

profit

Net

1

1

6834c

______

Net

Less Jamaica income tax.'

10-

40c

'

(quar.)

9-10
10-

17'/2c

Less

10-

$321,757

37,503

Income

oper.

Other

8-12
8-26

10-

(quar.)

x

$1.01

Virginia Tel & Tel. 5'/2% pfd.
Virginian Railway, common

9-15

50c

Corp. (quar.)
Co-Operative
Mercantile

11-29

.

1952

$279,299

*32,187

sales, less discounts, returns and allow.$16,759,753 $11,903,126
goods sold
13,016,906
9,207,787
Selling, general and administrative expenses—
2,220,580
1,672,883

11-29

9-15

1953

$202,783

*20,496

1

$1.25

Radio

a

$1.05

•

9-

62'/2c

(quar.)

Q

9-20

9-15

1954

$217,795

•Transfer books not closed for this dividend.

9-10
9-

$4.00

of

—V.

5

9-30

$5.94

Gross

Cost

9-15

9-15

75c

(quar.)

Quarterly

9-15

f20c
^

com.

preferred

<-586,796

$2.50

_

railway

from

Stone

2

25c

quar.)

(quar.)__

Co.,

77*

9-15

10-15

12-15

Tube

Bros, common (quar.)
preferred ($50 par) (.quar.)

9-14

ry.

9-15

1

10-

25c

(quar.)

series preferred

1

10-

&

Wire

5%

9-15

10-

&

5%

9-12

10-

Spring

56'Ac

9-6

1

10-

iquar.)

Sheet

/

(quar.

preferred

preferred

10-14

9-30
11-

___,

765.

♦Deficit.—V.

7-10

(quar.)

common

A.)

$874,762

364,169

paid

railway

from

Net

4-10

37>/2c 7-31-56
30c
10- 1

Youngstown

$1.50

Power

$4.20

preferred

37'/2c 4-30-56

(quar.)

9

tl2'/2c

Ry.—

(increased

$4.04

$5

(quar.)

preferred

9-

j5Qc

(quar.).

(accum.)

Virginia Electric

preferred

(L.

1,041,000

6 Months Ended June 30—

convertible

10-15

30c

Net

9- 9
9- 1

convertible

Corp,

4Y2%

9-10

Viking Pump Co. (quar.i
Virginia-Carolina Chemical—
6% 'preferred

1

9-15

504,600

$3.36

and

share

oper.

Gross

1-10

Young

$2.50

Co.

10-

37V2C 1-31-56

2

$2 50

Trust

75c

12y2c

(quar.)

(quar.)

67*

12-1

1

Grey

Co.

taxes

1955

ry.

10-20

preferred

9

9-20

Pacific

&

Mfg.

1,915,^62

share

per

from

£k20

1

convertible

9-

12-10

preferred

<s-a)_
equipment Co.

1

11-

1954

$12,390,742

992,746

From Jan. 1—

10-10

9-

hoc
(s-ai

10-

10-31

9-15

$i2V2c

Shreveport

25c

Income

1955

$10,722,056

taxes—_*_>

$488,146

declared

from

Net

8-26

37V2c

9-30

fioc
•

9-15

30c

(quar.)__■

Common
5%

1

(quar.)

'6%

20c

B

VIcksburg,

10-

preferred

York

$1*24

Class B

Class

1

iqivar.$1.25

A

9-15

t3c

$1.12I/a
$1.12V2

(quar.)

Federal

p.

Net

9- 1
9- 1
9- 1

convertible

6

.

$125

•

50c

9-15

9-20
9-15

income

Staten Island Rapid Transit Ry.—Earnings—

9-15
9- 6

6%

6

25c

Viceroy

Mfg.

(quar.)

Bakers,

pfd.

(quar.)
prior preferred

3,123,494

July—

Co.—

9-

15C

A

(quar.)___l
5%

Class

Cab

9-

55c

(quar.)

Vapor Heating Corp.,
Viau,, Ltd,. iquar.)

25c

50c

Federal

per

180,

Gross

preferred

Towne

&

25c

;

Dutch

8-31
9-, 1

—V.

25C

9-15

$2

(quar.)

Holland

Vanity Fair Mills

$5

Yale

Yellow

50c

(quar.)__

Co.

9-10

Yard-Man, Inc. (quar.)

25c

(initial)_u__n

(quar.)

Light Co.
Co.

1

9-15

Monthly

9-15

50c

;__

common

(J. B.f, 5%
preferred
preferred (quar.

Van

J

convertible

17'/2c

(quar.)

Soiver

4.96%

W

prior

15c

"

(quar.i_

(quar.i
Products (quar.)

10-

Wright Hargreaves Mines Ltd. (quar.)
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr., Co. (monthly).

15c

8%, preferred

Universal

10-

30c

433Ac

(quar.)

(quar.i

common

75c

4V2Y0

for

Earnings

9- 1

Co. (quar.).
Insurance Co, class A (quar.)
(Alan) Steel < see Alan Wood stttn

17,306,018
5,881,708

3,619,603

income

Dividends

8-31

10-14

6%

(quar.)

preferred

9-20

25c

(quar.)

Co

4Va%

9-26

22'/2c

'_

8-31

9h15

$2

preferred
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)

Utilities,

Universal

Van

Wolf & Dessaur

Oil

before

Net

8-31

27y2C

(quar.)

6,877,465

Starrett Co.—Earnings Lower—

Dividends

9-22

Wiser

Profit

"

,

9-19

Common

Wisconsin Southern Gas

J25c

convertible

$1.10

"

Service,

7

56'Ac

common

Wire

$1.20

(quar.)_

Public

9-15
9-15
9-15

9-30

$1.75

_

Ltd
&

preferred

4,731,373
2,766,207

Fiscal Years Ended June 30—
Net
sales

8-31
8-31

9-15

10-

$1.5#*

-

series

Stockyards,

70c

,.a.

$4.40

5,994,689

3,143,547

182, p. 960.

Reserve

$1.12 V2

10-15

50c

quar.)

Co.,

10-14

$1.12y2

(quar.)

554,627

18,537,545

income

oper.

(L. S.)

9-20

50c

6

—V.

9-20

.,

pfd.

432,669

16,341,064

-9-9

10-31

$1.50

Power—

ry.

9-12

50c

(quar.i

non-cumulative

United

Michigan

4 y2y* . preferred
(quar.)__
Wisconsin Power & Light, AVs%
4.80%
preferred (quar.)

Printing & Lithograph Co.—

5%

preferred (quar.)

$2,547,236
789,005
394,596

458,837

railway
railway

from

Net

1

9-

;

(quar.)

preferred
1

6%

Wisconsin

1952

1,017,934

18,312,212

from

Net

9-30

9-13

(quar.)

C§rd

Co.

10-

13c

1 u

A

4'/2 '<

Flaying

$1.06V4
6c

(quar.)

(monthly)

Gross

Wisconsin Electric Power—

.8-16

.

Lines,

preferred

Grocery

10- 1
9-14-

*

60c

(Bait.)

(quar.i

preferred

S.

9-20

75c
10c

(quar.)

$4.25

9-20

1

10-

8-26

Machinery, com. (increased)
Industries, common (quar.)

U.

Co.,

Lovett

10- 1

$1.06y»

$5

•

Boiiman

U.

&

9-16

20c

(quar.)i

(quar.)

(Consider^R.)

ry.

1953

$2,767,825

739,962

From Jan. 1—

11-10

9-30

9-16

.___

(increased)

preferred <quar.>__

S.

Net

11-22

30c

1954

$2,407,844

937,379

railway
railway
oper. income—

from

on

9-30

.

Extra

S.

held

be

25c

' .1

(quar.T.

Freight Co. (quar,)_
Gypsum Co., common

7%
U.

to

50c

class A

preferred

meeting

approval

preferred* fflqar.)

&

1955

$2,723,"118

from

Net

$1.75

Insurance

Foil Co.,

stockholders

Stor^rg^qrnmon

Wisconsin

(quar.)__

eaclv three

6i%^preferred A (quar.)

preferred

Wilson

9-20

)

(quar

(quar.).

participate pref.

Ceramic Tile Co.__
Cold Storage Corp
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.

S.

6%

Winn

United Pacific

Non-cumulative

$4.25

9

$75c

Manufacturers

&

.

for

Oct,,2&)

Wtllett

(quar.)__;

Improvement,
preferred (quar.)

4'A%

Wico Electric,

7oc

(quar.)

United

1
1

15c

Fund

Corp.

99-

share

to

at «bke_ annual

'--u'

.

Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—Eatnings—
July

(one

^Subject

9-15

Ltd.—

Gas

United

<quar.)___

(quar.)

Investments,

held.

1

Holdert

Payable of Rec.

Gross

dividend

9-15

1%

preferred

Stock

8c

________

convertible

T

When

Share

'

1%

______

(quar.)

Company

Wickes

r fr-31

Class

6%

Name of

9- ,7.

„

(increased)__—2, i
5uc
Cities Utilities, .class. A,; tquar.lii_n_w^«-4- Be

United

Per

Payable of Rec.

LI7V2c

(quar.)__l!______!L'_J.J'L^'" :

A

When

Share

51f

(1059)

1.895,042

See

Underwood

Templeton

Corp.

below.—V.

179,

p.

7?0.

Growth Fund of Canada, Ltd.—Secondary

Offering—A secondary offering of 15,000 shares of tommon stock (par $1) was made on Sept. 1 by White, Weld
& Co. at $24.62V2 per share, with a dealer's concession
of $1.50 per

share.

It is being continued—V. 181, p.

689.

52

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Tennessee Central Ry.—Earnings—
from

Net

from

Net

ry.

tests,

railway——

1954

1953

1952

$381,525

$404,542

$395,158

94,669

income,—

81,267

57,796

76,433

35,783

railway

oper.

22,516

4,357

GKss

—V.

2,958,580

3,005,977

2,935,936

508,038

615,696

546,112

102,414

187,725

151,684

income,

oper.

182,

2,580,517

798,071

railway,,,.
railway,,,,,.

from
ry.

249,184

unit

to

Texas Mexican

Ry.—Earnings1955

1954

1953

1952

$241,092

$145,937

$283,450

$322,271

72,998

*37,146

100,149

140,959

16,759

*27,584

24,307

52,915

1,823,284
635,329

1,577,444

2,035,972

2,079,723

373,013

747,333

743,781

185,099

82,284

243,547

2o4,764

JulJ—
from

Net

lrom

Net

ry.

railway

railway
income,,-

oper.

From Jan. 1—
Gross

Net

*

from

railway
railway
oper. income

from

Net

ry.

Deficit.—V.

182, p. 961.

Net

Net

railway—

430,141

185,751

718,212

929,490

78,694,243

73,901,745

87,175,205

ry.

—V.

21,391,327

16,212,470

25,597.397

located
at

be

to

3,o4a,3a4

7,681,778

Oil

company-has

in

completed

Well—-

New

that

will drill

we

and

the

in

drilling

"If

are

will

we

also

"We

V.

able

to

in

the

In

to

our

a

County

in

carbons

south

completed

been

the structure, we
leases without delay.
program
on
some
other
on

Oklahoma

for

The

flowing

is

Patino

of

which

2

abandoned

was

soon."—

very

owned

to

undertaken

facilities

'Sales

and

facilities

waste

to

gases

crude oil

being

now

1955

In

United

5,144,286

182,

Air Lines,

6,048,906

Johnson,
United

4,043,000,
The

ton

also operated

miles,

miles,

down

37;

up

to

estimates
to

the

revenue

and

Co.

the

reported

Net

from

totaled

and

Income

income

letter

a

capital

with' the

notification

of

stock,

be

to

offered

at

par

to

are

Co.—Scrip

Agent Appointed—

Net

ry.

181,

1955.—V.

6,

1,270,000

18,000

28,000

$2,510,139

$2,008,386

$2.10

1952

$3,072,735

819,885

910,732

income—

777,357

701,952

504,343

459,164

23,591,990

20,562,649

21,933,058

9,817,301

7,236.584

7,383,450

26,911,214
9,914,069

5,779,008

4,275,221

4,088,235

4,959,044

1

from

from

2,539,079

1,550,000

1953

$2,898,926

964,988

—

railway

railway
income

oper.

182, p. 962.

11,241,161

2,563,053

1954

$2,883,242

1,216,777

Jan.

ry.

—V.

$17,086,626

*$1.68

—.

1

—

dividend paid Sept.

$3,151,690

railway

oper.

Net

1954

$19,687,915

_L

taxes

stock

1955

from

Net

1955

depletion

filed
of

railway——

from

Net

From

13,046.724

taxes

Chemical

July—

961.

expenses

Depreciation
Federal
State

to

resulting from the 27

Gross

1954.

airplane miles, up 7% ; 1,125,000
2,033,000 mail (including first class)

—

and

shares

Virginian Ry.—Earnings—

8%

miles,

miles

ton

167

up

(& Subs.)—Earnings Gain—

sales

29

Aug.

on

500,000

share), without underwriting.
The net proceeds
pay for expenses incident to mining activities.

Robert

President.

6 Months Ended June 30—

Costs

■:

906.

p.

highest

by

passenger

Freight

ago.

to

rose

Gross

United Carbon Co.

I

York will act as agent up to the close
business Oct. 7, 1955. in accepting order forms for the purchase and
sale of fractional interests in shares of capital stock of Vick Chemical

Record—

Lines

Air

year

p.

Offer—-

2976.

per

Vick

marks

and
182,

cents
used

be

10,182,000

77 .—V.

$604,504.

Purchase
p.

adminis¬
school.
Tho

new

a

training)

is

The Guaranty Trust Co. of New

Assistant

a

181,

of

erection

the

(teacher
program

Uranium, Inc., Modesto, Calif.—Files—

$44,237,180

410,563,000
month

same

surpassing all previous

airline

express
ton

the

as

has

42,192,065

United

and

record

a

in

well

as

Corporation

The

of

according

Vice-President

flew

than

more

above.—V.

corporation

covering

(10

961.

p.

of

history,

company

41,340,421

Inc.—New Traffic

traffic

passenger

in

The
SEC

July 31, '55 July 31, '54
27,839,239
27,097,153
32,019,407
31,393,351

4,040,487

model

constructioin

Co.—-Makes

Electrol Inc.

PROGRESS

AND

—7 Months Ended—

additions

barrels.—V.

Norman

namely

hew

a

this

Motherhouse,

expansion program to provide additional

College,

and

of

and

Nuns

Louisville.

at

hydro¬

$8,440,288 $53,761,200

property
replacements

'■Seated

oil

products

Expenditures for

Van
See

at

Roman Catholic Sisters
of the Congregation
of

flared,

OPERATIONS

oil

and

condensible

recover

Ursuline

cost

date

interest

any

on

of

Provincial

The

located

are

building

Vanand

ABOUT

of crude

runs

of

for

tration

recently

Province.

construction

a

Ursuline

by

operated

College,

estimated

incinerate
FACTS

and

redemption

corporation

non-profit

Louisville

Ursuline

for

interest.

Kentucky

Paris,

called

be

may

accrued

This

The notes will mature semi-annually

1, 1956, to May 1, 1970, inclusive.

notes

and

par

feet.

separators,

and

'Refinery

the well
without

reserves

new

in

priced to yield 4%.
from Nov.

the leases

since

now,

proven

acreage

well on the
development

another

which is
contemplated

not

time.

this
additional

begin

still

is

one-half interest

Our

add

It

722.

p.

miles

10,128

of

oil-water

the

Booch

leases,

of

acres

leases

these

on

well.

140

wells.

14

leases at

obtain

to

expect

property

182,

wells

qualifying

a

of

materially

these

on

qualified

drilling

discovery

will

probably drill

TEXO

the

additional

the

by

leases

further

well

"This

for

acreage

qualified

are

area

added:

Harris

Mr.

sufficient

has

100% and accrued in¬

terest, except for the 3.80s due May 1, 1970, which are

Construction has been started at the company's Santa Maria
refinery,
completed only last April, to double the capacity of the sulfur recovery
plant, bringing it to 84 tons dally. Also included in the $760,000
project are spare pumps for operating reliability, a roof enclosure for

E.

well

oil

"discovery"

a

in

Hughes County, Okla. "While it is testing this
well the company will be negotiating for more leases on this structure,"
Harris S, Smith, President, announced on Sept. 6.
new

a

Calif.,

Monday, September 12, 1955

.

serial notes dated May 1, 3955, at

the

to

640-acre

each

anticipation

15

some

depth

a

7,376,312

Corp.—Completes

in

EJson,

August

This

County,

23,899,905

5,414,229

Due

acres.

of completion of a new crude oil pipe
early next year, this line will transport the
Alberta, at which point the line will tie in to the
Transmountain Pipe Line System that extends to the West Coast.
The
company's third
wildcat
in
Costa
Rica
has
spudded.
It
is

level

land

Angeles

in

182,

Texo

640

interest

company's

completed

To

and

opef. income
p. 901. ■,

potential of 28 V* million
new producing area will

per

vary, but in most cases will be one-half.
in the north-central portion of the Dominguez

located

development

84,998,213

income

railway
railway

from

Net

134,

'Controlled supply of crude

$11,915,654 $11,172,222
1,519,855
2,940,355
2,695,082

2,273,873

from

Net

the

The

well

one

July '55

1952

railway,,,, $11,235,424 $10,253,442

oper.

ry.

ownership,

well.

the

oi

production of approximately 1,000 barrels per day.
The South Sturgeon Lake area, Alberta, Canada, is
undergoing rapid

From Jan. 1—

Gross

open-flow

an

for

Month of
1953

1954

1955

lrom

day

pattern

developed will

Los

INTERESTING

July—
from

certified

per
a

Ne*fr Orleans RR. —Earnings—

Texas &

Gross

be

Callender

crude

Gross

has

gas

line.

961.

p.

of

developed on
diversity of lease

Field,

from

Net

State

be

18,151

From Jan. 1—

Net

the
feet

/cubic

1955

$373,116

July—.,
Gross

.

.

Washington Water Power Co.—Earnings Rise—
Period End. July 31—

1955—7 Mos.—1954

1955—12 Mos.—1954

'

Operating
Operating

"i

Net

Tidewater Telephone

Co., Warsaw, Va.—Earnings—

6 Months Ended June 30—

Operating

Earnings

1955

$558,499

_

1954

$457,809

382,932

revenues

income

United
Net

income

lrom

income

operations

$175,567

$123,253

——

3

Drl9

(net)

Total

$175,570

Federal

24,649
$56,172

—

income

—

——

.

taxes————

of
on

elected

Mr.

Net

Alexander

and

Guterma

Chief

President

former

1953.

L.

Blair

is

the

of

Int.

Board

Net

former Chairman of the Board,

Executive

of

Guterma

Mr.

Chairman

as

income

Balance

——

_

for

dividends

available

Common

shares

Earnings

per

—V.

179,

preferred

on

for

stock

6,281

stock

common

6,466

$64,350

77,439

share

V.

182,

has

directors

$1
It

No

Sept.

on

3

proposed

increase

an

In

Split Stk.

was

of the company from 400,000 shares to 1,500,000 shares
value.
also proposed that the common stock be
split two-for-one.

change

in

the

authorized

issued

and

preferred

stock

was

recom¬

stockholders

The
to

the

approve

will

asked

be

increase

and

their

at

annual

meeting

two-for-one

split of the
Subject to the approval by the stockholders of the
directors intend to declare a stock dividend of 10%
shares

of

stock

common

Norman

Tishman,

to

be

authorized

President,

said

TO

cents

per

ment

of
on

annum

the

share

the

stock

the

on

increased

dividend.

stock

now

and

that

in

proved earnings of. the company and its
board' also intends to declare
quarterly
This

number

will

be

above

proposals,

the

upon

the

of
for

800,000

of

im¬

present

the

future, the

equivalent

shares

equivalent

181,

after

pay¬

$1.54

to

to
per

July—

U.

S.

date

Net

ry,

1953

1952

$520,754

$633,958

$479,571

railway—

196,082

164,098

247,344

120,753

income

53,391

37,990

52,304

23,577

oper.

the

railway.
Net from
railway—
Net ry. cper. income
—

V.

4,043,126

4,081,969

they

4,540,852

3,903,885

1,463,914

1,507,735

1,888,311

1,445,819

434,161

467,555

613,941

490,431

Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co.—Partial
been

of

4%

of

47

first

iu

the

case

series

first

B

any

the

rh"

on

branch

of

will

be

made

Co.,

C

The

plus

bonds

A

Canadian

and

>,

trust

bonds

bonds,

be

series

bonds,

of

$250,000
A,

B

in

In

C

the

in

1007
of

three

Canadian

Commerce

$42,000

at

case

all

of

$250,000

and

series
in

interest

made

1955

series

103.067

accrued

Bank

1.

bonds,

trust

and

will

Oct.

on

trust

collateral
A

bonds,

series

Territory excepted
Trust

collateral

and

series

seriet

redemption

collateral

and

mortgage
of

for

and

mortgage

and

Payment

called

mortgage

Redemption

the

179,

1206.

p.

Frankfurt

with

will

service

fleet

a

inaugurate
from

the

first

California

and

through

one-plane
London and

to

long range Super-G Constellations beginning
Nov.
1. E.
O. Cocke, Vice-President-Saies. announced
on
Sept. 8.
Super-G Constellations flying non-stop from both San Francisco
and
I.os

this

Angelas

to

New

than

continue

and

tnence non-stop to
overnight service more
"polar route" schedules. Both
Frankfurt, resulting in a time

one-plane,

taster

York

one-stop,

existing

to

California to that city.—V.

saving

182,

London
than

weekly
of

will

seven

make

hours

flights

four

hours

will
from

515.

p.

A

of

contract

has

been

signed

between

this

corporation

!
plex

s

new,

Tele-

for Underwood's exclusive dealership
small, light-weight, portable
prompting apparatus

speech-making

of

diversification

audio-visual

u

everywhere.
and

marks

It

the

represents

company's

Underwood's

entrv

p.

into

California
Drilling Programs—Reese
H.
Sept. 1, stated in part:

lJthmnnJhpa"ya
month
having

last

pleteo

as

as

an

Highlights of Current
Taylor, President, on

gas

on

a

drill-stem

important gas discovery.
Following




a

test,

has

series

of

reported

been

lift

valves, free

pistons,

Oil

Garrett

set

Oct.

at

Tools,

Wilkins,

relief

of

com-

production

to

up

total

a

history.—V.

131,

shares

in August, 1955, totaled $5,082,000,'
year
ago
by 22%, according to A.
J.
brought sales for the first eight months

a

This

of

the largest in the Fund's 26-year-

$43,478,000,
2058.

p.

Western Maryland
Period End.

date

which

Wellington Fund
sales in August

Vice-President.

1955

old

Closing

Inc.

after

3,

in

exceeding

Ry.—Earnings—

July 31—

1955—Month—1954

1955—7 Mos.—1954

4,394,448

as

division

a

will

of

USI,

continue

and

H.

U.

President.

as

Garrett,

Certain

to

to

come

than

more

$80,000,000.

This

Net

ry.

—V.

widely

$3,021,109 $25,896,108 $24,043,044

tanks

conduit

and

fittings,

waste

armored

Oil

of

stainless

receptacles.

vehicle

Tools,

Inc.

Its

steel

In

service

cookware,

addition,

it

installation

dairy

the

United

States

operates

in

the

Snyder

also

Axelson

soared

$3,000,000

said,that he
othei'

the

in

since

tfet

$1^4,000

that

although

from

oil

activities

well

Co.,

of

their

time

the

of

this

at

corporation
annual

an

announced

Net

ry.

volume

$150,566,000

for

that

Los

from
ry.

—V.

to

far

in

its

would

current

with

actual

April

earnings

fiscal

W.

ended

rate,

further

payment

for

July

is

it

the

31,

1955

balance

intention

my

increasing

the

increased

was

that

reported

belief

bution

that

based

of

the

this

plywood

Antoville

include

said

current

of

ry.

From

Gross

3,192,414

rv.

1954

1953

1952

$302,653

$311,340

$385,532

$368,275

34,676

30,963

102,452

74,362

35,593

17,980

48.060

38,881

1,850,257

2,453,010

2,744,679

2,703,720;

158,794

451,799

588.828

614,501;

76,106

277,746

277,716

266,655'

1—

railway;

railway...
income

oper.

£82, p. 962.

Wiiigate

Equipment

Lessors,

Ltd.

See

Safeway Stores,

Inc.

to

•

Winn

35

divdend."
cents

per

fiscal

In

at

year

The

directors

two

quarterly

Lovett Grocery

&

directors

voted

the

April

share

'

•

-'1

share,

a

that

recommend

common

from

current

Sells

—

above.

stock

common

$1.24

(Canada)

Debentures—

peak

1955.

its

Alabama—Earnings—

income

Jan.

Net

demand

for

plywood

continues

at

this

of

unanimous

large

of

both

Co.—Merger Voted—
and of Dixie-Home Stores on Sept. 2
proposals to consolidate the

company

approval

supermarket

stockholders

a

The

of

management

chains.

The

companies

is

merger

subject

which

meetings

at

approval
be held

to

will

of
in

new

fiscal

total

demand

expectation
used

per

for

mainly

plywood
the

on

will

not

steadily

i

proposed
to

stock

Dixie-Home

No

year

by

U.

S.

Plywood

$10,000,000.

plants,

and

This
new

on

Aug.

filed

29

a

letter

dur¬

E.

completely

would

solidated

distri¬

to
a

of

notification

with

directors.

incident

to

The

net

mining

proceeds

are

to

be

used

to

pay

consolidation

of

shares

IV2

stock

Fire

James

capital' expenditures

plan

receive

of

Winn

calls

&

for

Dixie-Home

of

holders
stock

Lovett

each

for

share

of

held.

be

increas¬

house.

Exploration & Copper Co. of Nevada—Files

company

expenses

7,607,362

4,633,972

are

the

for

activities.

Saciety and Academy of Education, Louis¬
ville, Ky.—Notes Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co., West
Bend, Wis., is offering an issue of $400,000 3%-3.80%

.

destroyed
Biscuit

the

on

&

the

full

tinue

serving

Biscuit

(business

182,

p.

of

loss

covered on
insurance,

which

provides

plant.

of

I

its

suppliers,

Carr-Consolidated

customers

May,

despite

the

1955,

which I manufactures

1962.

financial

no

forms

interruption)

fire

and

Biscuit

the

which

other

will

be

destruction

started

on

and

cracker
able

of
an

to

its

con-i

plant

adjoining
I

acquired
and

control

distributes

crackers, cookies and fig bars under the brand
—V.

in

completely

was

kll other

of its profits through reimburse¬
continuing non-productive expenses pending

from, spreading of
said.

Co.

result

plant
and

[

Carr-Con-

the

of

property, Mr. Davis
Wirin & Lovett in

subsidiary,

its

which

protection

cooperation

manufacturers,

resulting

of

'
fire

the

and

cookie

its

the

fire

by

Occupancy

costs

reconstruction

that

basis

that

stated

6

plant
2,
will

Sept.

said

He

with

added

Through

Co.

'

Sept.

on

Chicago

the

value

Use

company

Chicago—

Chairman,

Davis,

company.

of

in

Loss

replacement

the

the

covering 200,000 shares of class A common stock (par 10 cents),
offered in units of 100 shares each at $40 per
unit, through its
and

29,228,773

11,023,978

2,804.073

railway

from

from

ment

officers

34,693,221

5,660,636

3,842,637

railway

including
The

27,113.056

7.453,850

income..

oper.

Net

record-

previous

equalled

the

may aggregate
timber
acquisitions,
manufacturing
facilities.—V.
182,
p.
861.

Uranium

426,315

1955

from

Net

record-breaking rate, Even should credit restrictions or other factors
bring about a moderate let-down in new housing construction, he

the

486,780

October.

Antoville

He

473,689

29.841,380

railway

from

Net

cents.

amount

525,536

182, p. 962.

Gross

i

continue

divdend

Mr.

1,049,338

railway

oper.

Western Ry of

Presi¬

time

and

30,

on

year

Ar.toville,
all

an

sales

ended

year

S.
be

added:

consider

45

fiscal

1,099,397

July—

Angeles, to complement
lines are different.
He

$200,000,000,

corporation's

months

earnings

present

the

the

from

Net

of Garrett and
manufacturing

equipment

product

This

compare

780,553

....

three

Antoville

"If

and

of

$4,339,439

1,074,787

railway
oper. income...

Net

Corp.—Reports Record Sales—

7.

IQ'iO

$4,680,604

From Jan. 1—

it

thus

rate

Sept.

on

1 QSL*3

$3,929,670

from

Gross

%ig oil well equip¬

1946—from

1954

$4,361,277

railway

this

expects the

major

Manufacturing

perfectly,

out

have

factor

Co.—Earnings
1955

from

Gross

and

Industries'
other

major

a

RR.

July—

and
largest

cans

Mr.
year.
Snyder
said
"we
that sales of this company will top $8,000,000
that its profits will be very satisfactory."

forecast
1958,

Is

sales

than

more

by

the

income

oper.

182, p. 515.

Western Pacific

heavy-duty engine lathes, refrigerated farm holding
of
all
sikes for
industrial
and
residential
use,

presses,

Ursuline

okla-

Wellington Fund, Inc.—Sales Set New Record—
Sales

announced

the

—

1 fldcat in Beaver Count-v'
flowed

President,

5.256,347

business.

be

of

182,

516,766

Reporting

to

Surplus-Restricted".—V.

company
now
manufactures
pretroleum
pumping equip¬
allied
products,
aircraft
components,
hydraulic
and
me-

and

SEC

$1.85

"Earned

to

amortization

734,248

Sales

ing

(credited

accelerated

116.

—V.

52.

V"*011

to

been

United States Plywood

communications.
Underwood
markets
a
from portable typewriters to com¬
182,

and

started, Garrett OiJ Tools has
had more orders than it could fill, and that
today its order backlog
is
bigger
than
ever.
"Axelson's
production
facilities
are
perfectly
suited to help meet this backlog," he said.—V. 182,
p. 515.

buslniess machines,

electronic computers.—V.

Board

gas

stock

has

President,

steel

Mr.

and

C<£p:; which provides

TelePrompTef

Designed for
area

latest

include

common

expected

pointed

ing

$4,323,384

$1.99

to

17,826,635

affected.

Corp.—Signs TelePrompTer Agreement—

$4,669,258

$1.10

fDue

$6,216,409

expressed

Underwood

facilities

$2,577,068

$1.20

shares.

$7,763,952

and

each

to

2,342,411

$584,331

S.

the

$2,803,412

share

com.

on

$1,017,391

division,

of

dividends.

per

Net rev. from ry. opers.

annually

Mr.

2,441,402

'

.

18,132,156

rate

for

fastest

2,756.822

,

2,436,778

confidently

Airlines, Inc.—New European Service—

corporation
intercontinental ai.'

the

its Hegewisch,
111., plant and operates for the Chicago Ordnance
District, the Rockford., 111., Ordnance plant.
The company has eight
plants in Chicago, 111.; St. Louis, Mo.; Hamilton, Ohio; and Los An¬
geles, Calif.

of

Trans World

1,524,310

2,493,278

breaking

This

1,584.916

for

operating expenses.

running

Y.—V.

6,764,786

Ry.

dent,

N.

which

operate

and

York,

New

3,040,008'

7,426,080

deffer.

taxes

available

"Based

both

Canada

(Yukon
payment on the series B and series C bonds
funds at The Canadian Bank of
Commerce

3,180,391

$3,510,669

chauical

at

1,741,029
4,101,378

revenues.

American

in

"Earns,

cases.

funds

1,975,660

4,388,328

operating

are

ment

a

(net)

adjust.

Ry.

diversified

Mr.

have

76.591

$9,804,794

owned

year.

U.

first

26,492

patent
by Mr. Garrett have been purchased by USI.
acquisition of Garrett Oil Tools is USI's first such move this
Last year, USI's total sales came to $61,200,000 and this year

rights

ment

182, p. 961.

There

43,433

$5,842,407 $10,606,471

18,722

$6,363,988

its

Garrett

from

of

pace.—

switching

of

acquisition

will

founder

From Jan. 1—

Gross

stepped-up

a

at

1954

$583,438

railway-

$9,728,203

Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—

Chairman of

Industries,

for

tank

1955

from

from

tank

equipment,

Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings
Gross

diversification

and

at

systems, are all of patented design.
companies have already approved the terms
of the acquisition.
These terms, to be submitted to Garrett's stock¬
holders at a special meeting, call for the
payment of 122,811 shares

electrical

Net

expansion

continued

just completed negotiations to acquire Garrett
Longview,
Texas,
which
was
formed
in
1946,

of

Jr.,

directors

tanks,

906.

p.

be

has

products,

and

The

The

dividends

cash

further

will

6.

Garrett

stock.

common

Inc.,

Snyder,

Garrett's
valves

issued.

view

prospects

outstanding.—V.

December

in

I.

Sept.

of

mended.

corporation

Tools,

on

inc.

certain

U. S. Industries,

authorized

the

stock

par

$10,579,979

(net)

before

Balance

722.

p.

This

Tishman Realty & Construction Co., Inc.—To
The

that

activities

$0.70

—

John

common

12,680,838

$5,798,974

$23,620,675 $22,409,041

Chair¬

been

Development

p.

71,369

$0.83

stated

company's

Oil

of

13,040,696

revs.—

deducs.

etc.

inc.

tFed.

Co.,

Shawano

of

$49,706

outstanding-—

common

7,778,115

Income

common

Guterma

Mr.

the

2709.

p.

$13,577,089

$6,345,266

___

for Fed. inc. taxes def.

Officer.

Holdings

President

income

Gross

Corp.
Net

Provision

operating

Other

Corp.—New Chairman—

Sept. 7. V. D. Dardi,

President

Dardi,
since

man

Chemical

&

election

was

42,414

56,579
$70,631

amortization

for

$123,234

48,360

_

Provision

Dye

announced

The
was

Interest and

share

per

"Adjusted to the present capitalization (1,193,655 shares outstanding).
—V.
180, p. 2698.

$14,349,339

8,004,073

revenues

334,556

Operating expenses

Other

.

of Carr-Consolidatedj
a

name

complete

line

ofj

"Crackin' Good.'

i

Volume

182

Number

5463

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(1061)

53

STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS

ALABAMA

Principal and interest (A-O) pay-:
able
at
the
County Treasurer's

Lauderdale County

(P. O.
Florence), Ala.

Certificate

Sale

issue

An

—

office.

$93,000 2%% certificates

of

Figarden Sch. Dist., Fresno County,
California

sold

was

Bond

to

Offering

Watkins, Morrow & Co., of Bir¬
mingham. Dated July 28, 1955.
Legality
approved
by
Dumas,

10:30

Hayes, of Birmingham.
Sheffield, Ala.

Bond Sale—The $550,000

special

secured school bonds offered Sept.
6—v. 182, p. 863—were awarded

to

Hugo Marx
mingham.

&

Co.,

of

Bir¬

Bond

Fresno, until
(CDST) on Sept. 20 for
the purchase of $10,000 building
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1955. Due on
a.m.

Oct.

from

1

Bank

of

Arizona,

of Phoenix.

Bond Offering

Sch. Dist., Los Angeles
County, Calif.
Offering— Harold J. Ost¬

ly, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
visors,

will

sealed

9

purchase

bonds.

bids

until

Oct.

1

20

cipal and interest (J-J) payable at
County Treasurer's office.

the

CALIFORNIA

District,

Orange

County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $217,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 6—v. 182,
p. 963—were awarded to the Bank

Las

about

San

of

Fran¬

100.96,

basis

a

3.14%.

Note Sale—An issue of

America

to

National

Trust

& Savings Association,
Francisco, at 2% interest.

of

ing,

Sch. Dist., Sacramento

Sale—The

County

863

&

build¬

$88,000
to

Dean

Co.,

and Blyth & Co.,
Inc., both of San Francisco, joint¬
ly, at a price of 100.14, a net in¬
terest cost of about

3.07%,

fol¬

as

lows:

$68,000

3s.

Due

on

Oct.

from

1

1957 to 1970 inclusive.

20,000 3V4S. Due
1971 to
Bass

on

Sale—An

issue

building

bonds

Bank

America

&

Oct.

1 from

1974 inclusive.

Elementary School District,
Shasta County, Calif.

Bond

of

Savings

Francisco,

was

National

Trust

San

of

1964 to 1980

Aug.

Lincoln

on

on

1,

building

Trust

Sutcliffe,

of

of¬

Los

Angeles, until 9 a.m.
Sept. 13 for the pur¬
chase of $380,000 building bonds.
on

1,

1955.
to

$1,480,000
offered Sept.
a syndicate com¬

&

San

Francisco, John Nuveen &
Co., of Chicago, Scbwabacher &
Co., Lawson, Levy & Williams, H.
E.
Work &
Co., Kaiser & Co.,
Stone & Youngberg, all of San
Francisco, Hill, Richards & Co., of
Los Angeles, Shuman, Agnew &
Co., of San Francisco, Wagenseller
& Durst* Inc., of Los Angeles, Ir¬
ving Lundborg, of San Francisco,
Stern, Frank, Meyer, Fox, of Los
Angeles, Redfield & Co., of Pasa¬
dena, and C. N. White & Co., of
Oakland, at a price of 100.12, a net
interest

of

cost

Due on

1974

Oct.

inclusive.




about

2.68%,

as

follows:

1956 to

Sept. 15 from

on

1958 inclusive.

2V2S.

from

460,000

both

will receive sealed bids at his

1956

The

—

Chicago, Wm. R. Staats & Co.,
Los Angeles, Dean Witter &
Co.,
of San
Francisco,
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
of New York, J. Barth & Co., of

■

Due

on

Sept.

15

1959 to 1969 inclusive.

2%s.

Due

on

Sept.

15

from 1970 to 1975 inclusive.

1955.

Calif.
Ostly,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,

Oct.

School

posed of Bank of America Nation¬

The

bonds

1955. Due

on

are
dated Sept. 15,
Sept. 15 from 1956 to

No.

1
p.

863—

the

of

Bank

Miami,

at

or

Bank,

the

Madison

Township Civil Township
(P. O. Hoagland), Ind.

New

City.

Legality approved by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Mitchell, of New York City.
Monroe

(P.

Bond

O. Key

—

ceive

Public

of

Instruction,

Board

1958

of

will receive
p.m. (EST) on

sealed bids until 8

Association, of San Francisco.

Elementary School
District, San Mateo County, Calif.
Offering—John

County

mg,

sealed

bids

wood

his

for

20

to

Brun-

receive
in

Red¬

(CDST)
purchase of
bonds.
Dated
a.m.

the

$530,000 building
Sept. 1, 1955. Due
1956

A.

will

office

City, until 10

Sept.

on

Clerk,
at

on

inclusive. Principal
(M-S) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
Union

High School Dist.,
Angeles County, Calif.

Los

Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
will receive, sealed bids at his of¬

fice

in

Los

Angeles, until 9 a.m.
Sept. 13 for the pur¬
chase of $400,000 building bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1955. Due on Oct. 1
(CDST)

from

on

1956 to

on Aug.
1 from 1957 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (F-A) payable at the Guar¬
anty Trust Co., New York City.
Legality approved by Chapman &

1975

(A-O) payable
County Treasurer's office.

at the

I

awarded to

syndicate headed by
the First National City Bank of
New York, at 1.65% interest, and
the remaining $900,000 to banks
in

No.

from

iy2%„ to

at

rates

ranging

1.65%.

Associates of the First National

City Bank of New York

the

were

following: J. P. Morgan & Co.
Inc., Bankers Trust Co., Chase
Manhattan Bank, Guaranty Trust
Co., all of New York, First Boston
Corp., Chemical Corn Exchange
Bank, New York, Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, Northern Trust Co.,
both of Chicago, C. J. Devine &
Co., Salomon ; Bros. & Hutzler,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., Ma¬
rine Trust Company of Western
New

York, Buffalo, and Branch
Banking & Trust Co., of Wilson.
DELAWARE
Delaware (State

a

Inc.,

Drexel
&
Co.,
Goldman,
&
Co., Mercantile Trust
Company of St. Louis, Mercan¬
tile Safe Deposit & Trust Co., of
Baltimore,
Trust
Company
of

Principal

p.m.

pur¬

interest

and

of

the

Miller, of Indianapolis.

purchase

building
1955.

Due

1969

of

$550,000

bonds.

Dated

Dec.

on

inclusive.

1 from

Chicago
Note

•

Housing
Offering

Executive

13

1,

1958

Interest J-D.

gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.

proved

school

June

Mount Pleasant

to

Bond

&

Authority, III.
W.
B.
Kean,

650,000 notes.
Due Dec. 9,

20

will receive
(DST) on
purchase of $5,p.m.

Dated Oct. 4,

(J-J)

Clerk,

bids

until

—

will
10

Eugene

Fluss,

receive sealed
(CDST)
on

from

1

Prairie

Bond

1956

to

Due

1974

on

000

pay¬

able at the First National Bank of

bonds,

bids

sive.
The

bonds are dated
Sept. 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable
at
the
Citizens
State

until

1955.

8 p.m.

(CDST) on Sept. 19 for the
purchase of $225,000 bldg. bonds.
'

I

-

INDIANA

Civil

Township
bonds.
semi-annually from July
1, 1956 to Jan. 1, 1965 inclu¬

Offering—Morris Nooner,
of
Schools,
sealed

Bank, Williamsport. Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, HcCord, Ice &
Miller of

Twp. (P. O. Darlington),

Bond

Offering—Harry M. Wel-

iever, Trustee, will receive sealed
bids
29

until

for

3

the

(CST)
purchase of
p.m.

building bonds,
$65,000

on

Sept.

$130,000
follows:

as

Civil

Township
bonds.
semi-annually from July
1, 1956 to Jan. 1, 1971 inclu¬

Due

sive.

65,000

follows:

Due

Plymouth), 111.

receive

as

sive.

Superintendent

will

bids untiLl p.m.

18,000

Counties Consol. Sch. Dist. No. 319

Bond

Harold

School Township bonds.
Due semi-annually from July
1, 1956 to Jan. 1, 1966 inclu¬

Hancock, McDonough and Schuyler

Jr.,

—

Trustee,

$62,000

Chicago.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.

(P. O.

interest

Yorktown

Davis,
will receive
(CST) on
Sept. 19 for the purchase of $80,sealed

Sept.

inclusive.

Principal and interest (M-S)

Offering

Township

bonds.

revenue

1, 1955.

the

at

Yorktown.

Township (P. O. R. R. 1,
Ambia), Ind.

a.m.

water

Dated June

Bank,

Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.

Sept. 20 for the purchase of $3,000,000

Principal and

payable

State

Offering

the

inclusive.

1955.

1955.

City

for

purchase of $100,000
bonds.
Dated
building
Sept. 1, 1955. Due semi-annually
from July 1, 1956 to Jan. 1, 1966

Decatur, III.
Bond

Yorktown), Ind.

Offering—Hubert L. Park¬

school

—

the

State

inson, Trustee, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CDST) on Sept.

Director,

for

First

Township Schpol

Township (P. O.

Le¬

Chapman

the

at

Hoagland. Legality ap¬
by Ross, McCord, Ice &

Indianapolis.

Van Buren

Bond

Township (P. O. R. R.

9, Bloomington), Ind.
Sale—The

$18,000 School

and Civil Township bonds offered

Aug. 30

182,

v.

—

p.

660

—

were

awarded

to

Co.,

Cincinnati, as 23/4S, at
basis of about 2.74%.

of

100.09,

a

Frank

E. Hailstone &

Walton, Ind.
Bond

Offering

—

Meredith

School

Township bonds. Dutchess, Town Clerk-Treasurer,
semi-annually from July will receive sealed bids until 6:30
1956 to Jan. 1, 1971 in¬ p.m.
(CST) on Sept. 20 for the

Due

1,

clusive.

The

purchase of

bonds

dated

are

Sept. 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Farmers & Mer¬
chants

State
Bank,
Darlington.
Legality approved by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indianap¬

terest

Ice &

$48,000 water works
Dated
Sept.
1.

bonds.

revenue

olis.

basis of about 2.14%.

a

clusive.

Bank

Sachs

Georgia,
of Atlanta,
Coffin
&
Burr, Stroud & Co., Adams, McEntee & Co., R. S. Dickson & Co.,
First
of
Michigan
Corporation,
Stein
Bros.
&
Boyce,
Schmidt,
Poole, Roberts & Parke, W. H.
Newbold's Son & Co., Anderson
& Strudwick, and Paul J. Nolan
& Co., as 2.20s, at a price of 100.61,

2

$55,800 school aid bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on Jan. I
and July 1 from 1958 to 1974 in¬

No.

Morgan & Co.

until

payable

Indiana

$7,000,000 vari¬
bonds offered Sept.
182, p. 864—were awarded
syndicate composed of Halsey,

bids

Sept. 20 for the

on

(J-J)

of)

purpose

Stuart & Co., J. P.

sealed

(CDST)

(P. O. Urbana), III.
Offering—H. T. Scoville,

Franklin

8—v.
to

ceive

Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m.
(CDST) on Sept. 21 for

Bond Sale—The
ous

Offerin'g —* Fred C. BernTownship Trustee, will re¬

ing,

116

Bond

a

Connecticut

Township Civil Township
(P. O. Hoagland), Ind.

Champaign County School District

Sept.

(State of)
Note Sale —Of the $47,500,000
Rental Housing notes offered Sept.
8—v. 182, p. 863—$46,600,000 were

Principal

chase of

sealed bids until 1

Connecticut

inclusive.

interest

Bond

ILLINOIS

.

CONNECTICUT

p.m.

Marion

Cutler, of Chicago.

1975 inclusive. Prin¬

cipal and interest

2

Indianapolis.

1955. Due

and interest

Whiitier

until

(J-J) payable at the
First State Bank of
Hoagland. Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of

Sept. 1 from

1979

1975

to

and

Oct. 4 for the purchase of
$2,750,000 building bonds. Dated
Aug. 1,

/

San Bruno Park

bids

on

Sept. 20 for the pur¬
chase of $70,000 school aid bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due semi-an¬
nually on Jan. 1 and July 1 from

West), Fla.
O'Bry-

the

sealed

(CDST)

Offering—Horace

Secretary

ant,

Bond Offering
Charles Rey¬
nolds, Township Trustee, will re¬

County Special Tax School

District

bonds

182,

1—v.
to

York

of

Manhattan

America National Trust & Savings

Principal and in¬
(M-S) payable at the Coun¬

of Los

1955.

1955. Due

on

Jan.

inclusive.

1982

1 from

1967 to

Principal and

in¬

(J-J) payable at the Cass
State Bank, Walton. Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
County

Miller, of Indianapolis.

Bond

School

Mateo County, Calif.
Offering—John A. Brun-

County

sealed

Elementary

San

bids

Clerk,
at

his

wood

will

office

City, until 10
Sept 20 for the

$350,000-*' building

receive
in

Red¬

(CDST)
purchase pf

a.m.

bonds.

;

Dated

IOWA

(P. O. Hoagland), Ind.

Miami, Florida
rector

Dist.,

Madison-Marion Consolid. Schools

FLORIDA

Bond

Bond Offering—G. N.

Angeles.

Ravenswood

on

Calif.

Bank

Chase

$650,000 Im¬

District

Sept.

ty Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers,

ing,

The

—

awarded

were

Municipal Water

Escondido),

tional

inclusive.

Angeles County,

from

bonds

awarded to

were

Aug. 1 from

inclusive.

Bond Offering—Harold J.

1

Sale

Bond

810,000

Downey Union High Sch. Dist.,

Dated

Elementary

ing bonds offered Aug. 29—v. 182,
p. 863—were awarded to the Bank

Aug. 1 from

Francisco.

in

Union

District, Placer County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $136,000 build¬

terest

(CDST)

Red¬

City, until 10 a.m. (CDST)
Sept. 20 for the purchase of
$50,000
building
bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1955. Due on April 1 from
1965 to 1971 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.

Herrington

fice

receive
in

on

1975

Los

will

office

wood

Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
&

his

$210,000 5s. Due

1963 inclusive.

17,000 3 V2S. Due
Dated

the

to

follows:

$20,000 33/4s. Due
1956 to

of $27,000

sold

Association,

as

Clerk,
at

of

awarded

were

—

bids

Brun-

of

ing bonds offered Aug. 31—v. 182,
Witter

Offering—John A.

Savings Association,
Blyth & Co., both of San Fran¬
cisco, Harris Trust & Savings Bank

California

p.

office.

County

sealed

al

Arden-Carmichael Union Elem.

Bond

Sale

offered

County

Lomitas

Bond

$135,000

tax anticipation notes was sold

San

payable

interest

Orange Unified School District,
Orange County, Calif.

California

of

and
at
the

in¬

ings Association, of San Francisco.

College
District, Sacramento County,

Bank

1965

of America National Trust & Sav¬

American River Junior

the

to

California

of America National Trust & Sav¬

of

1956

Elementary School
District, San Mateo County,

'

Association,
cisco, as 3V4S, at

Sept. 13 for
$10,000 building
1, 1955.
Due

O.

(P.

provement

bids

on

Principal

the

for

1, 1955. Due on Jan. 1
1957 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬

ings

sealed

Angeles, until

Oct.

from

Treasurer's

10

Dated Nov.

School

of

Dated

(A-O)

purchase of $25,000 school bonds.

Alamitos

in Los

(CDST)

a.m.

the

Supervisors,

Oct.

on

receive

at his office

Rhea Averill,

—

Clerk of the Board of

from

inclu¬

1965

urer's office.

clusive.

Maricopa County School District
No. 4 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.

(MST)

to

Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Country Treas¬

on

a.m.

1956

sive.

Bond

receive

L.

Bond

Maricopa County, Agua Fria Union
High School District (P. O.
Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Sale—An issue of $523,000
building bonds was sold to the

will

J.

District

—

Sept. 1 from

on

inclusive.

1980

Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.,

Brown,

Garvey

National

to

County Clerk, will receive sealed

ARIZONA

First

1956

Rincon Del Diablo

bids at his office in

O'Neal &

Sept. 1, 1955. Due

of

sealed

bids

Sept.

Shaw, Di¬
will receive

Finance,
until

21

for

11

(EST)

a.m.

the

purchase of
$1,250,000 special obligation capi¬
tal improvement revenue bonds,
series B. Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1981 in¬
on

clusive.

(M-S)
<•'

Principal
payable
\

,

at
«

interest
First Na-

and

the
,v

*

Offering

—

Charles Rey¬

nolds, Secretary, of the School
Board, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (CDST) on Sept. 20
for the purchase of $37,900 school
building bonds.
Dated Sept.
1,
1955.

Jan.

sive.

Due

semi

annually from
1, 1958 to July 1, 1969 inclu¬
Interest

proved

by

-

J-J.

Ross,

Legality

McCord,

ap¬

Ice

Miller- of Indianapolis.

&

Ackley Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Bond

Offering

<-

Mrs.

Norma

Sept. 13 for the purchase of $408,000

school building bonds.

Sept. 1, 1955.
1956

to

1974

approved by
of Chicago.

■

—

Johnson, Secretary of the Board
of Directors, will receive sealed
bids until
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on

Due

on

Dated
Nov. 1 from
Legality

inclusive.

Chapman & Cutler,

54

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1062)

School Dist.,

Charlotte Independent
Iowa

issue of $75,000

Sale—An

Bond

scljool building bonds was sold
Quail & Co., of Davenport,
ZVzs, at par.
The bondls are dated Sept.
1955. Due on Nov. 1 from 1956

Keosauqua Indep Sch. Dist., Iowa
Bond Offering — Hollis Elliott,

Cronin, County Treasurer, will re¬

Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed and oral
until 2 p.m. (CST) on Sept.
15
for the
purchase of $71,400

31/2%, was sold to Stern Bros. &
Co., of Kansas City. Due serially
in 20 years. Legality approved by
Depew, Stanley, Weigand, Hook &

Curfman, of Wichita.
Seward County School

District
No. 2 (P. O. Liberal), Kansas
Bond Sale—An issue of $197,000

bids

school addition bonds.

Dated Nov.

1, 1955. Due on Nov, 1 from 1956
to 1975 inclusive.
Callable as of
Nov.

1, 1961.

bui^ing bonds was sold to SmallMilburn Co., of Wichita, as 3s. In¬
terest M-S. Legality approved by
Depew, Stanley, Weigand, Hook &

KANSAS

;if [|:*

Curfman, of Wichita.

Attica, Kan.

$175,000
Vk% water and electric improve¬
bonds

sold

was

Small-

to

Milburn

Co., of Wichita. Due se¬
rially in 20 years. Interest A-O.
Legality
approved
by
Depew,
Stanley, Weigand, Hook & Curf¬
man, of Wichita.

998.26

County School Dist. No. 70
(P. O. Great Bend), Kan.
Bond Sale—An issue of $18,000
2%% building bonds was sold to

Kansas

City,

follows:

as

on Oct.
from 1956 to 1967 inclusive.

$59,998.26

21/2s.

Due

25,000.00

2%s.

Due

Oct.

on

1
1

from 1968 to 1970 inclusive.

Due

2V2s.

50,000.00

Oct. 1

on

from 1971 to 1975 inclusive.
bonds

The

the Small-Mil burn Co., of Wichi¬
ta.
Due serially in six years. In¬

1955.

terest M-N.

urer's

Legality approved by
Stanley, Weigand, Hook
Curfman, of Wichita.

of $134,-

special road and improve¬
was sold to City Na¬
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
of

tional

Oct.

dated

are

1,

and

Counties

Marion

Ind.

Sch. Dist. No. 160 (P. O. El

Dorado), Kan.
Bond

2*4%

Sale—An

sold

was

issue of

2%%

and

building

the

to

$25,000
bonds

Small-Milburn

Co., of Wichita. Due serially in 20

Legality approved by De¬
pew, Stanley, Weigand, Hook &
Curfman, of Wichita.
years.

Butler and Sedgwick Counties

(P. O. El Dorado), Kansas
Bond

Sale—An issue of $55,000

building bonds
&

sold to Zahner

was

Co., of Kansas City,

and

2s.

Interest

approved

as

M-N.

3s, 2%s
Legality

Depew,
Stanley,
Hook & Curfman, of
School

660

p.

awarded

were

—

Northern Trust
the

City, jointly,

the

to

Co., Chicago, and

Commerce

Trust

as

Co., Kansas
2V4S, at 100.23, a

basis of about 2.19%.
Kansas

City Sch. Dist.,

Kansas

Bond Offering—Lewis H. Broth-

erson,
Business
Clerk of Board of
receive

sealed

(CST)

chase of

182,

v.

on

1956 to

for

1,

March and Sept. 1 from
are

callable

1,

Treasurer's

office.

Legality
approved by Stirison, Mag, Thom¬
son, McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas
City, Missouri.

York' City, Baxter,

New

Co.,

Bond Sale

—

An issue of

$206,-

$236,000 3s.
1957

Bond
water
was

on

works
to

First

from

on Dec. 1
1986 to 1994 inclusive.

Burkesville), Ky.
$40,000 school
building revenue bonds offered
Sept. 6 — v. 182, p. 864 — were
Bond

Sale—The

awarded

to

Stein Bros.

& Boyce,

of

Baltimore, and Bankers Bond
Co., Inc., Louisville, jointly, as
follows:

$12,000 3%s. Due

on March 1
1956 to 1961 inclusive.

28,000 4s. Due
1962 to

from

March 1 from

on

1973 inclusive.

MAINE

,

Water District, Maine
Offering—Herman Burgi,
City Treasurer, will receive

Bond

Jr.,

sealed

bids until noon (DST) on
Sept. 13 for the purchase of $800,000

water

bonds.

Dated

Oct.

1,
1, 1975. Princi¬
pal and interest (A-O) payable at
1955.

the

Due

Oct.

National

Bank

Portland.

of

Commerce

Legality

approved

by Hutchinson, Pierce, Atwood &
Scribner, of Portland.

MASSACHUSETTS

Bond
and

Sale—The $197,000 sewer
street bonds offered Sept. 8

182, p. 964—were awarded to
Kidder, Peabody & Co., of New

—v.

City,

2.10s,

as

at

100.19,

a

Lowell, Mass.
Bond Offering—J. Russell

Har¬

Legality
approved
by
Depew,
Stanley, Weigand, Hook & Curf¬
man, of Wichita.

chase

water
was

vestment

works

improvement




on

of

Sept.

as

5s.

until

20

re¬

11

the

for

a.m.

pur¬

$350,000 public parking

Dated July 1, 1955. Due
July 1 from 1956 to 1975 in¬

bonds.

clusive.

Principal

(J-J)

payable

tional

sold to Harold Null In¬

Co., of Wichita,

sealed

(DST)

on

186.61

assessment
Due

on

storm
Aug. 1

12,000 general obligation sanitarysewer bonds.
Due on Aug. 1
1956

to

Due

bonds

are

on

storm
Aug; 1

inclusive.

dated

Aug.

1,

Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the State Savings Bank
Ann

Legality
ap¬
Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.

Twp. Fractional Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Millburg), Mich.
Bond Offering—William Fricke,
District
Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until 5 p.m. (EST) on
Sept. 14 for the purchase of $84,000 building bonds. Dated July 1,
1955. Due on July 1 from 1956 to
1974 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at a banking
institution to be designated by the
successful bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone-, of Detroit.

Bank

National
ton.

of

at

and
interest
the Union Na¬

Lowell,

Shawmut

or

Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 20 for the
purchase of $500,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes. Dated Sept. 15, 1955.
Due Feb. 1, 1956.
Principal and
interest payable at the Birming¬
ham National Bank. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Berry,
Stevens
&
Moorman, of Detroit.

Townships Fractional
Sch. Dist. No. 2 (P. O.
Bloomfield Hills, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $800,000 build¬
ing and site bonds offered Sept.
to

a

182,

865—were

p.

awarded

group composed of the

First

Bank

ower,

MacArthur & Co., and S. R.

Livingstone,

Crouse

of Detroit, at

100.02,
cost of about 2.79%,

$120,000

4s.

1956 to

&
a
as

Co.,

both

net interest
follows:

Due on July 1 from
1961 inclusive.

25,000 3V2s. Due

July 1, 1962.
655,000 2%s. Due on July 1 from
on

1963 to 1981 inclusive.

at the

of

Bos¬

Legality approved by Storey.
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of

Boston.

Birmingham School District, Mich.
Note Offering—Amos Gregory,

East Jordan

Rural

Agricultural

School District No. 2, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $410,000 build¬

ing bonds offered Sept. 1—v. 182,

Fractional

3

Mount
Bond

(P. O.

Morris), Mich.

Offering

Leslie

—

G.

George, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Sept.
15 for
the purchase of $730,000
building bonds.
Dated July
1,
1955. Due on July 1 from 1956 to
1973 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the Citi¬
zens Commercial & Savings Bank,
Flint. Legality approved by Mil¬
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Scene, of

Dated

Detroit.

MINNESOTA

Oct.

1, 1955.
Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1965
inclusive.
Principal and interest

Board

of

County Road Commis¬

sioners.

Breckenridge, Minn.
Bond Offering—H. E. Anderson,

City

Lake Orion

for

Dated

Sale—The $750,000 build¬

ing bonds offered Sept. 6—v. 182,
865—were awarded to a group

p.

composed

of

Co.,

Hornblower

Harriman

Ripley &
Weeks,
both of New York City, and Ryan,
Sutherland & Co., of Toledo, as
3V4S, at 100.03, a basis of about
Inc.,

the

&

will

receive

purchase

disposal

sewage

Community School

District, Mich.
Bond

Clerk,

of

facility

Aug. 1, 1955. Due

cipal

Townships School District

interest payable at a
banking institution des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Minneapolis.
and

Buhl, Minn.
The

$140,000
certificates
182, p. 865—.
awarded to Juran & Moody,
—

public utility

revenue

2—v.

were

Lansing), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $90,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 7—v. 182,
p.
964—were awarded to Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, of De¬

troit.

Feb. 1

suitable

offered

No. 1, Fractional North (P. O.

$320,000
bonds.

on

1975 inclusive. Prin¬

from 1958 to

Certificate Sale
-

sealed

)ids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) en Sept.
27

Sept.

Inc., of St. Paul, as 3.40s, at par.
i

»

.

Circle Pines, Minnt

.

v.

*>*".' «•-> '■

Bond Sale—The $25,00.0, ..build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 6—v. 182,
p. 965—were awarded to Kalman

Co, Minneapolis, and Juran

Lathrup Village, Mich.

Moody,

City

Clerk, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 19 for
the
purchase of $56,000 special
street

assessment

Dated Oct. 1, 1955.

1

from

sive.

Principal and interest (A-O)

1956

to

interest

inclu¬

payable at a banking institution to
be
designated by the successful

of

fered

awarded
of

—

M

a r

i

W.

e

Clerk,

will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Sept. 19 for the purchase of $50,000 street improvement bonds, as
follows:

special assessment bonds.
Due on May 1 from 1956 to
1960
inclusive.
City's
full
faith and credit pledged for
payment of the bonds.
25,000 general obligation, unlim¬
ited

ad

Due

on

valorem

May

1

tax

from

bonds

are

Oct.

J.

Due

1955.

Paddock

Bonds due in 1968

thereafter

Feb.

are

receive sealed
(EST) on Sept.
13 for the purchase of $45,000 Re¬
sort
Avenue
special assessment
sanitary
Sept.

5

p.m.

sewer

1955.

15,

County

Hennepin

School

designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Berry,
Stevens & Moorman, of Detroit.

Bond

Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 5 p.m. (EST) on
Sept. 12 for the purchase of $105,000
street
improvement
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1955. Due on April
from

City

1956

to

"1965

inclusive.

of April 1, 1960.

Prin¬
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at

a

as

bank

or

trust company to be

designated by the successful bid¬
der.
(The issue was originally
scheduled to be sold on Aug;. 15,
but

the

celled.)

announcement

was

Independ.

Joint

District

No.

142

Offering

Feb. 1 from

Due

inclusive.

can¬

on

1958

to

Principal and in¬
suitable bank¬

terest payable at a

ing

institution designated by the
bidder.
Legality ap¬

successful

proved by Dorsey, Colman, Bark¬

Scott
apolis.

&

er,

Minne¬

of

Barber,

Meeker County (P. O.

Litchfield), Minn
Bond

Sale—The $17,000

general

obligation drainage bonds offered
Sept. 7 — v. 182, p. 865 — were
Citizens

the

awarded

to

Bank

Arlington,

of

100.10,

Springfield, Mich.
Bond
Offering — Marcelline

1

of

District Clerk,

Prin¬

cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at
a
banking institution to be

Callable

as

(P.O. Bloomington), Minn.

bonds.
Dated
Due on Sept. 15

from 1956 to 1960 inclusive.

Howell,

callable

Principal and inter¬
est payable at a suitable banking
institution designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle
& Macartney, of St, Paul.
1, 1967.

1955.

will

Clerk,

on

1 from 1957 to

Feb.

on

inclusive.

1970

1985

bids until

(CST)

—
Allan Moir,
will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Sept.
22 for the purchase of $500,000
1,
& building bonds. Dated Aug.

Muskegon, Mich.
Bond Offering—A. J. Leutscher,
City

& Co.,
2.60s, at 100.15,

Prescott

as

Sept. 15 for the purchase of $30,500 funding bonds. Dated Aug. 1,

1,

1955. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at a banking institution
to be designated by the success¬
ful bidder. Legality approved by

Miller,
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.

E.

of¬

865—were

District Clerk, will receive

vens,

Consol.
dated

$50,000"

bonds.

1956 to

1960 inclusive.

The

to

p.

sealed bids until 8 p.m.

and

$25,000

The

—

County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Peterson), Minn.
Offering—George R. Ste¬

17

Livonia, Mich.

City

1,

;

basis of about 2.56%.

Bond

Clark,

March

indebtedness

Minneapolis,

No.

Offering

of

Sept. 6—v. 182,

Fillmore

Bond

Sale

certificates

a

Detroit.

from

1, 1957.

Clcquet, Minn.

ler,
of

2%

Certificate

bidder.

Legality approved by Mil¬
Canfield, Paddock & Stone,

&
St. Paul, jointly,,

of

March

1956 to

Due on

1959

Inc.,

31/2S. The bonds bear additional*

as

improvement

bonds.

Harbor.

Benton

7—v.

of

Oct.

inclusive.

1961

general obligation
bonds.

No.

on

from 1956 to 1964«inclusive.

The

Fred

—

Board

and

on

Michigan Corp., Detroit, Stranahan, Harris & Co., Toledo, Ken-

23/4s and 2y4s. Interest M-N.

bonds

notes.

of

ta,

An issue of $18,-

Due

field

bids

—

bonds.

bonds.

sewer

the

Bond Offering—Beth Cole,

special

108,000

of

000

clusive.

from

July 1, 1973.

Hefka,
County
Road Commissioners, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on
Sept. 19 for the purchase of $100,Clerk

Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1961 in¬

sewer

Offering

town

special assessment sani¬
sewer

inclusive.
on

Lansing, Delta, DeWitt and Water

Looker,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Sept.
19 for the purchase
of $348,000
bonds, as follows:
tary

July 1 from

on

1972

Michigan
Note

Ann Arbor, Mich.

$168,000

to

Genesee

Twps., Mount

Morris Consol. Sch. District

3.24%,

Bloomfield, Troy and West Bloom-

Dedham, Mass.

Treasurer, will

Bond Sale

&

Portland

ceive

Wichita), Kansas

Palmer

MICHIGAN

dock &

rington, City

Sedgwick County College Crest
Improvement District (P. O.

Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.

inclusive.

Gladwin County (P. O. Gladwin),

proved by Miller,

Cumberland County (P. O.

Company of Kansas City, Wichi¬
as

Principal and in¬
at the above-men¬

tioned bank. Legality approved by

of

basis of about 2.06%.

Securities

1956 to

from

1955.

488,000 3V2S. Due

improvement bonds
the

inclusive.

1

Storey,

Dec. 1 from

Sale—An issue of $17,000

sold

1968

Trust

Street

from 1956 to 1961

1968 to 1985 inclusive.

York

Sedgwick, Kansas

1972

Oct.

on

terest payable

inclusive.

Milburn

ta.

1955. Due

1 from

Dec.

Due on
1967

to

626,0000 31/4S. Due

282.23 internal improvement bonds
offered Aug. 29 was sold to Small-

Co., of Wichita, as 2s,
2J/4s, and 2V2S. Due serially in 10
years. Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
proved by Depew, Stanley, Wei¬
gand, Hook & Curfman, of Wichi¬

that

Co., Boston, until 11 a.m. (DST)
on
Sept. 15 for the purchase of
$84,000 school bonds. Dated Oct. 1,

60,000

Field, Richards &
Co., both of Cleveland, Breed &
Harrison,
Inc.,
Cincinnati,
and
Bankers Bond C«., Louisville, at a
price of 99, a net interest cost of
about 3.40%, as follows:

of

Liberal, Kan.

announces

Bank-State

1967

(F-A) payable at the office of the

Sydney A.

—

to

30,000 2%s. Due

sealed bids will be received at the
Second

864—were awarded to a

p.

pur¬

1970. Principal and
(M-S)
payable at the

interest
State

the

Offering

O'Neill, Treasurer,

Williams & Co.,

a.m.

1975 inclusive. Bonds due

of Sept.

Pentucket Regional School District,

6—

Sept.

1955. Due semi-an¬

in 1971 and thereafter
as

11

1956

July 1 from

on

135,000 31/4S. Due

Due

basis of about 1.97%.

composed of W. E. Hutton

group
&

offered

bonds

revenue

$3,500,000 building bonds.

Dated Oct.

nually

14

Lyons & Shafton, Inc., of Boston,
and
Baxter, Williams & Co., of
New York City, as 2s, at 100.21,
a

$245,000 3V2S. Due

Tcthford,

Mount Morris

Co., McDonald-Moore & Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Watling, Lerchen & Co., all
of Detroit, as follows:

'

Campbell County Water District
(P. O. Newport), Ky.
Bond Sale—The $1,350,000 water

and

Education, will

bids until

Sept.

on

Manager

group

a

composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc., Lehman Bros., Kidder, Peabody & Co., all of New York City,

office.

KENTUCKY

District,

Kan.
Bond Sale—The $700,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 6—v. 182,

to

Vienna,

group

and

Bond Offering—Fred J.

Wichita.
Hutchinson

awarded

were

—

interest
(A-O) payable at the State Treas¬

by

Weigand,

965

and

Principal

Depew,

Butler

obligation various purposes
Sept. 7—v. 182, p.

bonds offered

a

&

Newton, Mass.
Sale—The $1,732,000 gen¬

Bond

865—were awarded to

p.

Monday, September 12, 1955

.

.

composed of Kenower, MacArthur

Due April 2, 1956.

1955.

Bond

bonds

ment

of

Sept. 19,

eral

Sept. 13 for the pur¬
$400,000 notes.
Dated

on

chase

10:30 a.m.

Massachusetts

issue

Sale—An

Bond

Barton

,&

(DST)

until

bids

ceive sealed

Wyandotte, Kan.

Bond Sale—An issue of

ment

Note

Sedgwick County School District
as
No. 171 (P. O. Wichita), Kan.
Bond Sale—An issue of $50,000
1/
school building bonds, bearing in¬
to
terest rates ranging from 2% to

by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.

County (P. O. East
Cambridge), Mass.
Offering — Timothy
J.

Hook

to

Legality approval

inclusive.

1974

Middlesex

Interest J-J. Legality approved by

Depew, Stanley, Weigand,
& Curfman, of Wichita.

.

as

State

2.80s,

at

basis of about 2.75%.

a

Ramsey County Indep Sch. Dist.
No.

38

(P. O. New Brighton),
Minnesota

Offering—Fred C. White,

Bond

Clerk

the

School

sealed

bids

of

receive

Board,
until 8

will
p.m.

Sept. 20 for the pur¬
$500,000 school building
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1955. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1958 to 1985 inclusive.
Bonds due in 1979 and thereafter
(CST)

chase

are

on

of

callable

as

of

Oct.

1,

1965.

Principal and interest payable at
a suitable bank or trust company

designated by the successful bid-

Volume 182

Number 5463

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(1063)

der.
&

bonds.

Legality approved by Faegre

Bensonj, of Minneapolis.
Wadena, Minn.
Bond

The

'*

Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Sept.
14
for the purchase of $100,000
public utility revenue bonds, se¬
ries B. Dated Oct. 1, 1955. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1956 to 1965 inclusive.

Principal and interest payable at
a suitable banking institution des¬

ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,

Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,
of Minneapolis.

Clerk,

H.

will

sealed bids until 7 p.m.

Sept.

for

14

the

$66,000 bonds,

Bro-

(CST)

datid

1

Oct.

1,

& Trust

Co., Clif¬
Co.,

at the Bankers Trust

or

by Reed,

Wash¬

Hoyt, Taylor &
burn, of New York City.

thony&"

Co., Union Securities
Corp.,- VasjLy.Alstyne, Noel & Co.,

Cross, of New York City, jointly
as 3.20s, at
100.58, a basis of about

Van

".15%.

Deventer

Brothers, Inc., R. D.
White & Co., White, Weld & Co.,
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc., Wood,
Struthers & Co., and Arthur L.
Wright & Co.

by the Northern Trust

Chi¬
cago,
was
the successful bidder
for the $8,753,000 public improve¬
ment

bonds
p.

bonds

offered

Sept.

a

Kidder,
of

8—v.

765—taking
$8,737,000
2.20s,
at
a
price of
basis of about 2.185%.
the account:

Other members of

New

Co.,

as

100.18,

Co.,

&

Peabody

Bond Offering—Edwin B.

Inc.,

of

Sept.

27

$100,000

bbnds. „Dated
Oct.

on

Co., cf New York, Equitable Se¬
curities

Corporation,

Nashville,

&

(A-O)

&

Inc., Mackey,
of
New
York,

Due

1965

in¬

interest

the

Citizens

at

National

Philadelphia, New York HanCorp., of New York, W. H.

cial

seatic

Newbold's

The $153,000 spe¬

—

bonds

ment

offered

&
Co., of Jackson,
price of 100.004, a net
cost of about 2.30%, as

interest

Sons,

St.

of

G.

A.

Ed¬

Louis.

County (P. O.
Lexington), Miss.
Sale—The $50,000 build¬

purchase of $110,000 building

3s, at par.

bonds

Supervisors Road
(P. O. Canton),

Mississippi
$150,000

Sale —The

Sept.

awarded

865—were

to

road

182,

5—v.
a

p.

group

composed of the Deposit Guaranty
Bank

Trust

&

Co., both of Jackson, ana the Can¬
Bank, of Canton.

District

Assessment

offered

6—v.

Sept.

of

Sherred,

;

.

awarded

were

to

765—
&

Grande

Co.,

—

system bonds offered Sept.

8—v.

182, p. 866—were awarded
syndicate headed by Lehman
Bros., and Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
both- of New York City, at a price
to

a

of par, a

3.32%,

net interest cost of about
6s.

Concord, .N. H.
Sale—The $1,780,000 gen¬

obligation bonds offered Sept.

866—r-were...awarded
to a group composed of Chemical
Corn Exchange Bank, Kuhn, Loeb
& Co., both of New York City,

8—v.

182r p.

Mercantile
E.

&

Stone

Cty,

Trust

Co.,

Button & Co.,

F.

Louis,

St.

and Hayden,

of New York

Co., both

2.10s, at 100.29, a basis of

as

about 2.06%.

NEW JERSEY

Avalon, N. J.
Sale

Bond

765

were

—

Saffin

3V2s,

&

at

The

$32,000 water
7—v. 182, p.
awarded to Boland,

—

offered

bonds

Sept.

Co., New York City, as

100.11,

a

basis of about

from

1967

Bond

City

Clerk,

sealed bids until 8 p.m.

Mar-

M.

receive

(DST)

on

Sept. 20 for the purchase of $841,000

bonds, as follows:

$275,000

local

from 1956 to

566,000

as¬
Oct. 1

1965 inclusive.

general

improvement




1

Galloway,

on

Jan.

1

to

1986

inclusive.

Due

on

Jan.

1

the

on

Jan.

15

Sherrerd,

and

Byrne

Dated

Sept.
Sept. 1 from 1956

inclusive.

Principal

and

interest (M-S) payable at the Ma¬
Trust Co. of Western New

York, Depew. Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.

Clinton Central School District
No.

1

(P. O. Ellenburg

Depot), N. Y.
Bond

bids

until

2

the

building

(DST)

p.m.

purchase

bonds.

1955.

Due

1984

inclusive.

Oct.

on

on

of

1

Sept.

$405,000
July
1,

Dated
from

1956

to

Bank, Ellenburg Depot. Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,

&

Heckler &

Eastman

Dillon

Co.,

&

Field, Richards & Co., Freeman
Co., Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
Hannahs, Ballin & Lee, J. B.
Hanauer & Co., Ira Haupt & Co.,
Hayden, Stone & Co., Hemphill,
Noyes & Co., Hirsch & Co., Kean,
Taylor & Co., Kidder, Peabody &
Co., Lyons & Shafto, MacBride,
Miller & Co., Mackey, Dunn &
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, J. R. Mueller & Co.

&

H.

Newbold's

Pollock

E.

&

Co.,

H.

V.

Bros.

R.

Co.,

&

Galloway, of New York

City.

Westmoreland,

Hempstead Common School Dist.
31 (P. O. Island Park), N. Y.
Bond Offering — Helen Riley,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
No.

bids until 3
for

14

the

building

of

on

R.

Co.,

Chas.

on

Dated
July
1,
July 1 from 1956 to

inclusive.

Principal and in¬
payable at the City
Bank
Farmers
Trust
Co., New
York City. Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
&
Galloway, of New York City.
terest

(J-J)

No.

Co.,

Boyce,

Co.,

W.

Shields & Co.,
Staats
& Co.,
Stein
Stone & Webster

Sweney

Thomas &

Har¬

Carwright &
Co., Tucker, An¬

bonds

182,

v.

Roosevelt

&

1

(P. O. Whitesville),
New

Bond

Lima,

Buffalo,

&

and

Ohio

Offering—George A. BurCity Auditor, will receive

goon,
sealed

bids until noon (EST) on
Sept. 26 for the purchase of $17,932.60
special assessment sewer
and

street

improvement

bonds.

Dated Nov. 1, 1955. Due on May 1
and Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1966 in¬

clusive.

Principal

(M-N)

payable

and

interest

the

National

at

Bank of Lima.

Legality approved
Shaffer & Williams, of

by Peck,

Cincinnati.

Note

Olmsted, Ohio

Sale

•»

The

$50,000 levy
anticipation notes offered Sept. 3
—v. 182, p. 766—were awarded to
the National City Bank of Cleve¬
—

land, at 2% interest.

offered

St. Marys, Ohio
The $400,000

Bond

Sale

—

mortgage electric light

system

182,

v.

—

awarded
and

p.

Ohio

the

to

Cartwright & Co.,
jointly, as 2V4S,
basis of about 2.45%.

Sweney,

Seven

water
7—

Sept.

awarded

bonds
offered
866 — were
Company,

revenue

Sept. 7

first

plant and

to

Cross, of New York
the Manufacturers
&

.Trust
Co., of Buffalo,
3.20s, at 100.46, a basis

as

Hills, Ohio

Sale—The

Bond

$36,640 special

assessment street and water main

improvement bonds offered Sept.
6—v. 182, p. 766—were awarded
to Hayden, Miller & Co., of Cleve¬
land, as 4V4S, at 100.04, a basis of
about 2.24%.

of about 3.15%.
Bond

CAROLINA

Monroe, N. C.
Offering — W. E.

Bond

Easter-

bids

leigh,
Sept.

his

at

office

in

Ra¬

until 11
a.m.
(EST)
13
for
the
purchase

$525,000

bonds,

on

of

follows:

as

T.

E.

Cook,

Finance, will receive
until

(EST)

noon

on

Sept. 26 for the purchase of $350,000

and drain bonds. Dated

sewer

Oct.

1955. Due

1,

1957

Oct. 1 from

on

inclusive.

1970

to

A-O.

Interest

Legality approved by Squire,
&

Sanders

of

Dempsey,

Cleve-

Urbancrest Local

Bonds

submitted

Sch.

Dist., Ohio

Sold—No

Not

the

for

bids

$27,300

were

build¬

ing bonds offered Sept. 7—v. 182,

1973 incl.

bonds

—

land.

$400,000 water bonds.
Due on
April 1 from 1958 to 1982 incl.
125,000
sanitary sewer
bonds.
Due on April 1 from 1958 to
The

of

bids

sealed

Ohio

Heights,

Offering

Director

Oct.

dated

867.

p.

1,
1955. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable in New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt,

jected the bids submitted for the
$317,725.47 storm

are

Traders

Trust

Roosevelt

&

Warren,
Bonds

Ohio

Sold—The

Not

sewer

fered Sept. 6—v. 182, p.

City

re¬

bonds of¬

867.

,

,

OHIO
OKLAHOMA

Beverly Local School District, Ohio
Bond Offering—Glen Chandler,
of the Board of Education,

Clerk
will

receive

sealed

bids

until

Sept. 29 for the
$1,745,000 building
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1955.
Due
semi-annually
on
June
1
and
(EST)
purchase of
noon

on

Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1978 inclusive.

at

the

Citizens

Carter

County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Ardmore), Okla.
Bond Offering—T. E. Garrison,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
No.

Squire,

19 (P. O.

will receive sealed bids until 7:30

(CST) on Sept. 12 for the
purchase
of
$278,000
building
bonds.
Due serially from 1958 to
p.m.

1968 inclusive.

pay¬

Bank

Co.,
Legality approved by
& Dempsey, of

Beverly.

OREGON

School District No. 2 (P. O.
Box 51,

Bond

Columbus, Ohio
Bond

Cain,

Offering

City

—

Agnes Brown

Clerk,

sealed bids until

receive

will

11:30

a.m.

(EST)

21 for the purchase of
$2,000,000 Water Works Enlarge¬
Sept.

on

Fund

ment

Nov. 1,
1957

to

1955.
1991

No.

20

bonds.

Dated

&

,

to

Bond

Sale

—

The

$63,000 im¬
Sept. 6

182,

—v.

the

p.

966—were awarded to

First National Bank of Port¬

land.

Delphos, Ohio
$350,000 sewer
Sept.

awarded
and Swe-

ing bonds offered Sept. 6—v. 182,

p.

866—were

Ohio Companv,
Cartwright & Co.,

the

ney,

jointly.

Harney County School District No,
30 (P. O. Box 263, Hines), Ore.

Sale—The

182,

of Portland,

both

Dallas City (P. O. The Dalles),
Oregon

provement bonds offered

Bond

improvement bonds offered
7—v.

build¬

Co., and United States National

Bank,

on

payable at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.

Sandy), Ore.

Sale—The $320,800

ing bonds offered Sept. 7—v. 182,
p.
867—were awarded to Blyth

Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
Due

and interest (M-N)

Bond

High_

Clackamus County Union

Sanders

Cleveland.

Sale—The $260,000 build¬

Manufacturers

inclu¬

1971

Bond

at 98.53, a

&

and

York

ing bonds offered Sept. 8—v. 182,
p.
965 — were awarded to the
Co.,

to

both of Columbus,

Westmoreland

866—were

p.

Sept.

Union Central School District

&

district

$824,000

bonds.

1955. Due

1973

(DST)

p.m.

purchase

Independence, Willing and West

&

National

Water District, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $182,000

able

Co.,

&

the

at

Principal and interest (J-D)

Ross

Hanauer

Securities Corp., Stranahan,
ris

W.

(A-O) payable at the State

Co.,

Sattley

&

Co.,
Rand

Co.,

in¬

&

Ryan,

Scranton

&

Co.,

&

Principal and

Rippel, Inc., J. R.

Julius A.
&

Son

interest

Offering—George Taylor,

for

1957

Dempsey^ of Cleveland.

in¬

1959

Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.

District Clerk, will receive sealed
22

the

Taylor & Washburn, of N. Y. City.

Ellenburg, Altona, Mooers and

lings & Co., C. J. Devine & Co.,
Drexel & Co., Dwinnell, Harkness
Hill,

to

and

sealed

3 p.m.

terest

Eldredge & Co., Equitable Securi¬
ties Corporation, Estabrook & Co.

1956

Troy,
in Ticon¬
Legality
approved
by

deroga.

(P.O.

(DST) on
Sept. 15 for the purchase of $40,-

Inc.,

Co., Baxter,, Williams &

p.m.
pur¬

sealed bids until

Securities

Wells,

&

from

Principal

payable
Bank of

City

1

the

$30,000 general purpose
July 15, 1955. Due

clusive.

(J-J)

until

for

15

ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive

syndi¬

from

North

Shrke,

Depew), N. Y.
Offering—Joseph Trojanosky, District Clerk, will receive

on

until

for

$922,000
building
15, 1955. Due
on
May
15
and

Shaker

Bond

to 1995 inclusive.

of

of

rine

inclusive.

American

&

Vandewater,

Free School District No. 7

1960

15

City.

1, 1955. Due

21

Dated

NORTH

to

Jam

interest

Phelps, Inc. Coffin & Burr, Cohu
& Co., F. Cole & Co., C. C. Col-

William

improvement

sessment bonds. Due on

Due

Andrews

Butcher

and

re¬
p.m

Cheektowaga and Lancaster Union

Adams & Hinckley, Allen &

Pressprich

will

on

1974

members

Company,

Wm.

rion,

from

3.30s.

1975

1987

Other

Due

to

3V4S.

from

cate:

Jan. 1

on

to 4966 inclusive.

1962

2,920,000 ' 3Y2S.

W.

3.48%.

Clifton, N. J.
Offering—Edith

Due

Co., Bear, Stearns & Co., Blair &
Co., Inc., J. C. Bradford & Co.,
Brauny Bosworth
&... Co.,
Inc.,

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Bond

2

the

of

bids

Sept.

on

bonds.

$50,000 fire house
equipment

000 school bus bonds.

follows:

as

$930,000

Bache &

eral

for

chase

and

Principal

New York

Brunswick), N. J.
Sale
The $24,950,000

Corp.,

of Seattle.

Sewerage

Authority (P. O^ New

.

Bond

Special

p.

County

clusive.

2

Offerin g—T.

sealed

(DST)

jointly,

80 bonds

182,

until

20

receive

Traders

from

No.

Leon-

Treasurer,

bids

Sept.

on

will

until

Thompson, Village Treasurer, will

ity
approved
by
Sykes, Heckler &

Middlesex

11,770,000

Mont.

Sale—The $71,000

sealed

(DST)
purchase
of

bids

Sept.

Bond

tional Bank of Glens Falls. Legal¬

approved by

&

Newton.

MONTANA

Bond

receive

Roush,

Education,
bids

Sept.

on

semi-annually
Nov.

of

Dated Sept.

Ticonderoga, N. Y.

City

9,330,000

*

will

Frank

—

District

Treasurer,

Principal
and
interest
(M-S) payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank of Glens Falls. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.

(M-S)
payable
at
the
Bolton
Landing branch of the First Na¬

Downing

Morris,

ton Exchange

Laurel,

on

Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the First National Bank of

Jones

Hamp

Co.,

Principal

Landing). N. Y.

Offering

Corn

of

bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on
March
1 from
1956 to
1975 in¬

sewer

offered

sealed

Blairstown. Legality

Sept. 6
182, p. 965—were awarded to
Carthage Bank, of Carthage,

Bond

Village

ceive

construction

bridge bonds offered

1

of

(M-S) payable at the

p.m.

Sept. 21 for

on,

—

District No.

purchase

inclusive.

Fire

bonds.

Glens

grey,

bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1955. Due on

County Supervisors District
No. 1 (P.O. Carthage), Miss.
Bond Sale
The $60,000 road

Madison County

Bond

.bruno,

the

Leake

as

1985

Bolton

until 8 p.m. (DST)

1965 inclusive.

National Bank of Memphis.

the

the

Bolton, Bolton Fire District (P. O.

Horn, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids

765—were awarded to the First

—v.

for

York, Albion. Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
& Galloway, of New York
City. /

Jersey
Bond Offering — Grace H. Van

ing bonds offered Sept. 5—v. 182,

and

to

New

Holmes

p.

&

Brothers,

Frelinghuysen School Dist. (P. O.
R. D. No. 1, Box 386, Newton),

88,000 2V4S. Due on Oct. 1 from

Bond

Deventer

Newark, and

of

wards

1960 inclusive.

to

27

Marine Trust Co. of Western New

$65,000 2V2S. Due on Oct. 1 from
1956 to

Sept.

(EST)
purchase
of

noon

Falls, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Richard P. Pin-

$1,973,000 building bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1955. Due on Sept. 1 from
and interest

Van

a

follows:

1961

Phila¬

1956

Inc.,

Lewis

jointly, at

of

delphia,

p.

and

Co.,

Newark, Dolphin & Co., of Phila¬

improve¬
Sept. 2—v.

865—were awarded (to the
First National Bank of Memphis,
182,

&

(DST)

p.m.

delphia, Ryan, Hanauer & Co., of

street

assessment

Son

South

Chemical

clusive.

on

Greenwood, Miss.

the

14 for the pur¬
$78,000
improvement
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1955.
Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1975 in¬

O. Albion), N. Y.
Offering — Julia L. Mc3

at

(DST)

Guire, District Clerk, will receive

Sale

10, 1955. Due April 9,
Principal and interest pay¬

1956.

chase

of

Bond

Dated Oct.

Bank,

(P.

until

notes.

Doris

payable at the Ohio Valley Bank
Company, Gallipolis. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&

1955.
to

and

Elba Central Sch. Dist. No. 1

bids

loan

—

sealed

sive. Principal and interest (M-N)

Carlton, Gaines, Barre,
Ridge way, Murray, Kendall and 1

sealed

temporary

receive

*

change Bank, New York City. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York. City.

Co.,
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke,

MISSISSIPPI

(DST) on Sept. 14 for
the purchase of
$26,214,000 Issue

will

Ex¬

Albion,

Bond

noon

Offering

Clerk of the Board

able

NEW YORK

Co.,

&

Bond

Offering—Philip J. Cruise,
Chairman, will receive sealed bids

CIX

jointly,
as
2y4s,
at
basis of,about 2.24%.
«

a

Kyger Greek Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Gallipolis), Ohio

York

Note

No.

100.09,

improvement

1956

Valley

New

Columbus,

1,

Oct.

payable

of

Tenafly.
Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,
of New York City.

Co., of New York, Braun,

Dunn

purchase

Principal

Northern

Hornblower & Weeks, W. E. HutBosworth

Phil¬

(DST)

p.m.

the

from

1

clusive.

State Bank,
Pressprich &

R,_ W.

8:30

for

general

York, National

Newark,

ton

bids until

sealed
on

New,York City Housing
Authority.

until

Tenafly, N. J.

lips, Borough Clerk, will receive

Essex County (P. O. Newark), N. J.
Bond Sale—A syndicate headdd"

of

$48,000 street improvement bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1955.
Due on
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1965 incl.
18,000
fire
equipment
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
Due on
Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1959 incl.

from

New York City. Legality approved

on

purchase

1

inclusive.

are

National Bank

ton,

receive

follows:

as

bonds

Oct.

on

1955. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable
at
the
Passaic-Clifton

182,

Willmar, Minn.
Offering—Einor

City

gren,

Due

to +1985

■

Offering—John M. Ehlen,

Bond

1956

,

55

both

of

p.

Sale—The $130,000 build¬

867—were awarded to Blyth &

Co., Inc., and United States Na-

56

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1064)

iional

Bank,
a

Gibbs

jointly, as 3V4S, at
basis of about 3.23%.

Jefferson County School

District

Sale—The

$60,000

and

States National Bank,

United

Blyth

Portland,

of

both

Co.,

&

jointly.

>•

•

Florence, S. C.
Sale—The

Bond

build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 29—v. 182,
p.
867 — were awarded to the
Bond

Simops, of

.

,

(P. O. Metolius), Ore.

No. 30

&

bined

water

system

Sept.

7

awarded

Trust

and

com¬

Guaranty

Co., Florence,

at par.

were

as

Bank

2.60s,

/

1—v.

182,

SOUTH

Dallas, at
interest

obligation bonds offered Sept. 6—
v. 182, p. 966 — were awarded to
Moore, Leonard & Lynch, of Pitts¬
burgh, as 3V4S, at 100.27.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Offering

Bond

J.

McConnell, Acting Director of Fi¬

sealed

receive

bids
until Oct. 18 for the purchase of
§39,920,000 various municipal
purpose bonds to mature serially
over a
period of 25 years.
will

nance,

Stochdale, Pa.
Sale—The

Bond

bonds

obligation

awarded

were

tional

Sept.

offered

First

the

PUERTO

RICO

sealed

Rico,

the Bank's New York In¬

Sept.

on

public
improvement
bonds, series A. Dated July 1,
3955. Due on July 1 from 1956 to
inclusive. Principal

terest (J-J)

City,

and

in¬

payable in New York

at the office of the Gov¬

or

ernment

Bank

Development

E.

Sheperd,

the

for

1967 to

purchase

of

$13,500

inclusive.

terest

(J-D) payable at

successful

by
Legality

bidder.

Murdo, S. Dak.

'for
Puerto Rico in San Juan. Legal¬

Bond Offering—Sealed bids

received

by

until 8 p.m.
the

(CST)

purchase

obligation

will

City Auditor

Sept. 14 for

on

general
Dated
Sept. 1 from

$75,000

of

bonds.

sewer

Sept. 1, 1955.

Due

on

inclusive. Bonds due

1975

1957 to

the

in

1966 and thereafter

as

of

are

15

1970 inclusive.

Sept. 15 from

on

Independent Sch. Dist.,
The

$1,762,000
offered Sept. 1—v.
767—were awarded to a
composed of White, Weld &

school

182,

1

a

e

—

bonds

p.

group

Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Beane, both of New York
City, Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
of Houston; Dallas Union Securi¬
ties Co., Republic National Bank,
both of Dallas, Rotan, Mosle &
Co., of Houston, and Burns, Corbett & Pickard, of Chicago, at a
price of 100.0006, a net interest
Co.,

cost of about

1956

to

Jan.

on

from

1

inclusive.

1959

530,000 2%s. Due

Jan. 1 from

on

910,000 27/gs.
1966 to

Due

Jan. 1 from

on

1970 inclusive.

El Paso

County (P. O. El Paso),

State

Board

in

Bonds—The

Buys

182,

867, of the
award of $1,000,000 court house
bonds to a group headed by the
Republic National Bank of Dallas,
was
premature in that the State
report

v.

p.

Board of Education elected to

ercise its prior option to purchase

of Beaumont

Port

Navigation Dist

(P. O. Beaumont),

callable

State

Board

Board

its

resents part of an

Barker,

The

chased the issue of $2,500,000

1952—The forthcoming issue rep¬

successful bidder, or at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Colman,

original author¬
ization of $4,400,000.
This is the
first San Juan financing offered
on

the mainland since
first

the

issue

such

under the

new

the

Scott & Barber,

neapolis.

v,

valorem taxes for the payment

to

Rico

Puerto

principal of and interest
issued

by

palities.
that

It

the

bonds

is
be

of

bonds

sold

for

valuation

about

41%

of

is

$418,830,660,.

the Island's tax

The

principal commercial,
financial, industrials and shipping
center

of

contains

Puerto

Rico; San Juan
approximately 17%
of

the Island

s

population.

RHODE

Sale—The

offered

Sept; 7

Rhode

;

Island

I.

$280,000

were

ceive

to

Co.,

of

; The notes are dated Sept.
15,
1955. Due on Jan. 3, 1956.
Prin¬

cipal and interest

payable at the

Bank

of

Boston.

Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of

a.m.

Corn

York

New

1, 1957. Principal and

(M-S)". payable

Chemical

the

at

Exchange

City,

National

ton

Bond
and
—v.

Bank,

at the Hamil¬

or

Bank

of

Knoxville.

County (P. O. Lawrenceburg), Tenn.

Sale—The

Bradford

&

Hutzler,
2.10s,

Chester

$350,000

Bond

Offering—William

follows:

1957 to

March 1 from

on

1960 inclusive.

to

1966

2%s.

on

the

at

First

sealed

bids

until

noon

O.

March 1 from

on

Bank,
Springfield, until 2 p.m. (DST) on
Sept.
15
for
the
purchase
of
$193,000 school bonds. Dated Sept.

1, 1955.
to

Due

1975

interest
tional

on

Sept. 20 for the purchase of $1,000,000 Bushy Park Project reve¬
nue
bonds. Dated Sept. 15, 1955.
Due on
Sept. 15 from 1960 to

March

1

Offering—Elijah Woolsey,

Town

Recorder, will receive seal¬
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
Sept. 16 for the purchase of $850,000
high
school
bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1955. Due on Sept. 1 from
1956 to 1993 inclusive. Principal

ed

bids

and interest (M-S) payable at

the
Trust Co., New York
terest (M-S) payable at the Citi¬
City, or at the Town Treasurer's
zens and Southern National Bank office.
Legality approved by Chap¬
of
South
Carolina,
Charleston. man & Cutler of Chicago.

T984

inclusive.

Principal and




in¬

on

Sept. 1 from 1956

inclusive.

Principal

and

payable at the First Na¬

Bank

of

Boston.
Legality
Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.

approved

Guaranty

No.

1

301

and

to

proposed
for the

the

in

by

30

an

pur¬

issue

of

sewer

Co.,
issue

bonds, F. W. Craigie &
Richmond, acquired the
2.70s, at a price of 100.15

of
as

101.40),

a

basis

of

about

2.69%.

approved by

the Virginia Department of High¬

Petersburg Turnpike

(P.

O.

Richmond),
Virginia

-

Lehman

headed

City

Clerk,

Co.,

Blyth

QUEBEC

Sale—An issue of $60,000

improvement bonds
E.

was

sold to J.

Laflamme, Ltd., and Grenier,
Co., both of Quebec, joint¬

Ruel &

ly, at
est

price of 96.82, a net inter¬

a

cost

of

about

4.14%,

fol¬

as

lows:

will

28

for

the

(PST)

purchase

sealed

on

of

The

1970

callable.

are

(M-S)

inclusive.

The

bonds

Principal and inter¬
payable at the City

office.
Legality ap¬
Preston, Thorgrimson
Horowitz, of Seattle.

proved

by

1955.

building

Offering—Guy G. Gibson,
Treasurer, will
receive

general
obligation
bonds.
Sept. 1, 1955. Due serially
20 years. Callable as of Sept.
1965. Interest M-S. Legality

Dated

approved by Burcham & Blair, of

Spokane.

Auditor,

E.

—

bonds

receive

a.m. (PST) on
Sept. 28 for the purchase of $550,000
general
obligation
bridge
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1955.
Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1970 in¬

clusive.
from

Callable after

dat6 of

issue.

seven

years

Interest M-S.

Legality approved
by
Preston,
Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Se¬

Yakima

County,

3.83%,
Due

on

1965

1966 to

Dated

Bond

Offering

County

Treasurer,

sealed bids

until 10

general

Aug.

S.

C»le,

will
receive
(PST) on

a.m.

obligation

school

1 from

Aug. 1 from

on

inclusive.

Metropolitan Commission-

CP. O. Montreal), Quebec
Debenture Offering — Guy Vil-

andre, Assistant Secretary-Treas¬
urer, will receive sealed bids at
his

office, 10 St. James Street
West,
Montreal,
until
10
a.m..
(DST) on Sept. 28 for the pur¬
chase

of

$4,459,000 not to exceed
improvement deben¬

interest

Dated Nov.
1

from

1, 14)55. Due

1956

to

1975

on

inclu¬

sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable in Canadian funds at the
Bank of

Montreal; Royal Bank of
Canada; National Canadian Bank
Provincial

or

St.

Bank

Johns,

of

Canada.

Que.

Bond Sale—An issue of

3%

1

$284,000

street construction bonds

sold

the

to

was:

Canadienne

Banque

Nationale,
and
Credit-Quebec,
Inc., both of Quebec, jointly, at a
price of 96.56. Dated Sept. 1, 1955.
Valleyfield, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of

Sept. 28 for the purchase of $600,000

1975

follows:

as

3% construction bonds
C.

—

a

Aug. 1,1955. Interest F-A„

Montreal

Yakima),

Washington

to

inclusive.

to

87,000 3V2S. Due

School

Wapato

Dist. No. 207 (P. O.

$290,000

sold

was

$203,000 3s.

Nov.

Danielson,

will

1,

&

tures.

Skagit County (P. O.
Vernon), Wash.

Mount

Offering

June

cost of about

4%

Bond

dated

Nesbitt, Thom¬
Co., Bell, Gouinlock & Co.,.
and the Royal Bank of Canada, at
a
price of 96.63, a net interest

bids until 2 p.m.

(PST) on
Sept. 15 for the purchase of $215,-

1,

inclusive.

are

group composed of

son

Davenport),
Washington

in

from

Granby, Que.

District No. 204 (P. O.

Bond

1975

Bond Sale—An issue of

County, Harrington School

County

from

1

June

Interest J-D.

1956

Lincoln

1

on

Sept.

Treasurer's

Sc

June

on

Due

bonds

$200,000

obligation bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1955. Due on Sept. 1 from
to

Due

1966 to

McCowan,

receive

a.m.

3s.

1956 to 1965 inclusive.

36,500. 4s.

general

a

group composed

Montreal,
Geoffrey,
Gelinas, Inc., Rene
Inc.,
and
Dawson,

Ltd., at

a

$365,000

was

sold to

of the Baftk of

Roberts

&

T.

Leclerc,
Hannaford,

price of 94.67.

bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1955. Due on

Sept.

1

sive.

Callable

from

date of issue.
est

1957 to

inclu¬

1975

after 5

years

SASKATCHEWAN

from

Weyburn, Sask.

Principal and inter¬

Debenture

(M-S) payable at the County

Sale

$120,000

office.

Bond

7:30

was

—

An

issue

improvement

sold

to

sealed

oral

and

p.m.
(CST)
purchase of

bids

Sept.

on

Burns Bros.

to

1975 inclusive.

re¬

until

14

$275,000

for

school

1, 1955.

Due

on

Oct. 1 from 1957 to 1973 inclusive.

at' the

First

National

pay¬

Bank

of Madison.

Legality approved by
Lines, Spooner & Quarles, of Mil¬
waukee.
Green Bay, Wis. 1
Bond

Offering

Centen,
sealed
on

City

bids

Sept.

20

Clifford

—

will

Clerk,

until

for

7:30

the

A.

(CST)
purchase of

$350,000 parking system mortgage
revenue

bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1955.

Due

Jan.

on

inclusive.

1

from

Principal

1957

and

Your

H|
CROSS ■
RED

receive

p.m.

to

1970

interest

of

de¬

Denton, and Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd., jointly, at a price of
98.11. Due on Sept. 15 from 1956

Offering—Mrs. Amelia M.

Hainstock, District Clerk, will
ceive

5V2%

&

Blooming Grove and Monona Joint
School District No. 10 (P. O.
Madison), Wis.

by

Brothers, Smith, Barney
& Co., Inc., F. W.
Craigie & Co., Anderson & Strudwick, Mason - Hagan, Jnc., and
Scott & Stringfellow to distribute
information concerning the pro¬
posed financing of a $69,000,000
35-mile
turnpike from a point
&

CANADA

Bremerton, Wash.
Bond Offering—E. H.

able

Turnpike Authority at a meeting
on
Sept. 8 authorized a group of
bankers

Cutler, of Chicago.

$23,500

Principal and interest (A-O)

$69,000,000 Bond Issue in Pros¬
pect—The Richmond
Petersburg

investment

&

man

WASHINGTON

bonds. Dated Oct.
-

Authority

Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
at the City Treasurer'^ of¬
fice. Legality approved by Chap¬
able

ways.

the

Richmond

Sept.

school

Dated Oct. 1, 1955. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1957 to 1975 inclusive.

bentures

Correction—In

Aug.

on

$1,200,000

bonds.

Bond

Leesburg, Va.
Sale

public

on

Bromptonville, Ohio

Engineering studies have been
completed by Coverdale & Colpitts and Parsons, Brinckerhoff,
Hall & Macdonald and plans for
been

Bareis,

at

(CST)

a.m.

issue of

an

sell

cities of

WISCONSIN
Bond

20,

Routes

VIRGINIA

chasing

auction at 10

Petersburg.

the route have

will

congested

U. S.

on

and

Richmond and

Treasurer's

inclusive.

McMinnville, Tenn.
Bond

(EST)

National

inclusive.

Due

relief

traffic conditions

Directors, will receive sealed bids

(not

150,000 3s. Due

rate

Clerk,

full-length trip is 60 cents. The
Turnpike is designed to afford

road

Co., Nashville,

from 1967 to 1971

McG.

the Board of School

and

as

The

toll

car

users

Scfy Dist., Vermont

Offering—Stanley Dorand

'

Bond

York
basis

a

phis, jointly,

$50,000 2%s. Due

CAROLINA

Morrison, Chairman, will receive

100.21,

$160,000 general obligation water

1961

Bushy Park Authority (P.
Moncks Corner), S. C.

New

of

p.

and First National Bank of Mem¬

150,000

.

at

182,

Salomon

to

2.07%.
Town

Chairman of

bridge bonds offered Sept. 6
182, p. 867—were awarded to

C.

Boston.
SOUTH

11

of-way bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1955.

notes

awarded

Trust

until

Sept. 20 for the pur¬
chase of $200,000 highway right-

interest

&
as

Turnpike.

passenger

from

sealed bids until 10

Sept. 6—v.

awarded

were

due July 1,
payable from

collected

County

offered

—

be

be

attle.

Howard

on

Due March

Chicago.—

Sale—The $253,600 school

of about

C.

—

bids

sealed

(EST)

J.

National

Offering

967

Bros.

Tennessee
Bond

bonds

City

County (P. O. Knoxville),

Lawrence

Providence.

'First

Bristol.

Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.

ISLAND

Pawtucket, R.
Note

Knox

& Co., of

Burlington, Vt.
Bond

Bozeman, County Judge, will re¬

Officially known as the Capital
of Puerto Rico, San Juan's total

base.

ties Co., of

least

at

-

or

Securi¬

McKee Investment

authorized

*

another year.

assessed

the

munici¬

contemplated

not

remaining

will

on

Rican

Puerto

which

the

VERMONT

permits the levy of unlimited ad

of

pur¬

182, p. 967.

Bristol, Tenn.
Bond
Sale—The $50,000 street
improvement bonds offered Sept.
2—v. 182, p. 767—were awarded

Law

ing

exer¬

and

im¬
high com¬
petitive bid for which had beer
submitted by a group headed by

TENNESSEE

1952, and is
originate

option

bonds,

provement

John Nuveen

to

Municipal Borrow¬

of Min¬

—

Education

of

prior

be

the

of

900

Texas

Buys Bonds

State

Financing Since

to

sealed

cised

First Mainland

tolls

will

will

City

ex¬

the issue.

Sept.

interest

bonds
and

est

Texas

banking institution designated by

by Mitchell, Persh¬

ity approved

The

1957

1, 1965. Principal and
payable
at
a
suitable

ing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of New
Y'ork City.

mailed to syndicate members and
interested investors.

bids until 10

1960 to 1965 inclusive.

re¬

Madison, Wis.
Offering — A. W.

Bond

has

details

full

man

Leh¬

York

specting the financing have been

2.85%; as follows:

3s. Due

$322,000

New

that

substantial

Texas

S

Bond

suitable

a

approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis.

be

announced

in

at the City Treasurer's
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.

office.

bond pur^

a

proposal by Sept. 28.
Brothers

man

1995

Sept.

on

1980 inclusive.

to

Andrews

Principal and in¬

banking institution designated
the

1971

building bonds. Dated Dec.

Street,

$2,500,000

1972

Bryant Independ.
No. 4B (P. O.

Offering—R.

noon

the

for

21

Bond

(DST)
purchase of

until

County,

&

Bryant), S. Dak.

1960

Puerto

New York City,

1975

1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1 from 1956 to

bids at

Wall

to

1957

Legality approved by

School District

school

Rodriguez, President of the Gov¬
Development Bank for

Office, 37

from

Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
Barber of Minneapolis.

15

receive

A.

District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Sept.

ernment

formation

urer's office.

6

Offerin g—Guillermo

will

C.

—

Due

295,000 3s. Due

Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at a banking insti¬
tution designated by the success¬
ful bidder or at the County Treas¬

Na¬

Capital of Puerto Rico (P. O.
San Juan), Puerto Rico
Bond

1

the bankers to submit

Monday, September 12, 1955

.

payable

a

of

Petersburg, Vir¬
The Authority requested

ginia.

,

2%s.

inclusive.

south

chase

Sept. 15 from

on

1966

to

100,000

inclusive.

$5,000 general

to

Oct.

on

Hamlin

of McKeesport.

Bank

Offering

of

a

$205,000 3s. Due

DAKOTA

Smith,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Sept.
15
for
the
purchase of $46,000
sewer bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1955.
Due

Richard

—

Bond

awarded

Bank,

follows:

Bonesteel, S. Dak.

general

National

price of 100.02, a net
cost of about 2.95%, as

from

Brochway, Pa.
Sale—The $65,000

Bond

663—were

p.

First

the

1956

PENNSYLVANIA

point

Bond Sale—The $600,000 airport
improvement bonds offered Sept.
to

—

nortlr-Q^ Richmond, Virginia to

Amarillo, Tex.

sewer

offered

867

p.

the

to

and

bonds

182,

v.

—

$150,000

works

revenue

TEXAS

by
Sinkler,
Charleston.

approved

Legality

100.07,

..

must carry on