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UNIVERSITY
MICHIGAN
OF
MONDAY
ISSUE
SEP 20
1955
f
ADMINISTRATION
ESS
and
Financial Chronicle
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume
182
Number
5465
New York
7, N. Y., Monday, September 19, 1955
Price
$1.15
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
ACF
Industries, Inc.
Three Months Ended
Sales
of
Profit
products
before
Provision
1955
for
Fed.
income
INSURANCE
-
4,203,180
3,555,335
2,141,048
income
1,766,647
taxes
earnings
Write-off
of
W-K-M.
-
-
date
before
extraordinary
of
excess
cost
International
of
value
In This Issue
stock
it was announced by Robert Z. Alexander, President.
The
of so-called multiple line laws has eliminated the need for the
"Earned
acquisition
per
231,147
both
share—
share
per
—;
the
on
$2,062,132
$1.29
$1.76
-
stock
common
have
i
New York
$1,557,541
•
been
New York Stock Exchange
computed
and
American
on
the basis of the preferred and common shares
on- July
31,
1955,
namely, 280.874 shares of 5%
pre¬
1,059,594 shares of common.—V. 182, p. 909.
Boston
Corp.—Secondary Offering—A secondary of¬
fering of 20,000 shares of common stock (par $1) was
made on Sept. 7 by Blair & Co.
Incorporated, at $11.50
per share, with a dealer's concession of 40 cents per
share.
It
completed—V. 181,
was
Aetna-Standard
30,
shows
1955,
$2.58
Net
to
income
for
$3.05
standing.
Net
Ernest
E.
annual
in
the
and
income
net
of
of
fiscal
ended
year
Montreal
stock
fiscal
402,722
shares
income
on
totaled
other
Swartswelter,
amounted
year
Piesident
and
of
to
stock
common
of
backlog
confidence
in
—includes
various
the
orders
types
reducing
weld
of orders, now over
steel,
brass, copper,
the
company's
your
Stock Exchange—Curb Section
out¬
ai\d Bond Averages
machine
tools
facilities,
seamless
SEC Index of Stock
along
will
electric
bull
rolls
we
continuous
Transactions New York
making
are
production
General
and
State
plant
our
See
Steel
capacity
below.—V.
Corp.
164,
Stores
Corp.
City Bond Offerings
(&
sales——
net
Earns,
Rates
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
s
income
for
income
3,300,000
2,800.000
earnings
1,675,874
•Based
on
for
net
6.61
5.10
12.56
10.20
$0.48
*$1.06
$0.96
number
months
12
7.5%
earnings
compared
2,632,249
shares
of
outstanding,
computed
sepa¬
quarter-year.
the
increase of
3,179,540
*$0.56
average
each
for
1,316,241
1955,
31,
were
$559,834,248,
an
preceding twelve month period. Consolidated
$13,778,138. or $5.60 per share of common stock,
were
with
July
the
over
$11,682,156,
months
ended July 31,
601.
$4.86
or
per
share,
earned
the
in
12
/,
1954.
Allied's fiscal year ends Jan.
31.—V.
182,
of
all
sale,
the
The
registration
then
current
company
Public
October,
covering
offering
will
not
of
was
200,000
the
filed
shares
<6tock,
represent
new
Sept,
on
of
which
13
common
is
financing
with
stock
expected
by
the
to
the
SEC
$1).
(par
be
aluminum
by
made
in
producer
Corp.
Is
named
manager
as
of
grated
market
price
of
will be a fixed
the stock on the
Underwriting terms are to be supplied by
Aluminum
Co.
an
underwriting
and
aluminum
alloys
products of
extensively
its
and
into
subsidiaries
semi-finished
the company sold
price
New
related
York
to
Stock
constitute
an
Inte¬
for
and
finished
products.
Alumi¬
civilian
purposes are ordinarily
building materials, elec¬
machinery and for many other
uses.
Consolidated net sales and operating revenues of the company
for the six months ended June 30, 1955, totaled $411,641,000 compared
with $341,730,000 in the like period a year previous.
Consolidated net
for
equipment,
income
for
the
transportation
equipment,
household appliances,
same
respectively,—V.
182,
13,559,110
12,333,238
$695,434
(net)
$1,715,496
U.
Federal
S.
Federal
S.
149,298
271,474
$844,732
$1,986,970
440,000
1,080,000
$906,970
—
income
income
tax
tax
its
President,
experienced
history during
in
serious
effect
of
weather
bad
the
first
these
an
cable
interruptions
interruptions was accentuated by the fact
delayed repair of the cables.
However,
conditions
mid-May most of the cables
to
of
period
1955 which caused not only a
increase
in
operating expenses.
half of
also
but
revenues
worst
in pait:
said
Aug. 24
on
the
service
normal
181,
p.
which
and
the
had been interrupted had
operating results in June
periods
p,
American
amounted
to
$36,027,000
Net
Electronics, Inc.
(&
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
1955
sales
Cost
of
Operating
and
$19,235,000,
Net
•Based
on
Arthur
E.
agreed
waive
term
708,805
taxes
that
note
common
599,756
(estimated)
145,331
Lamel,
for
so
has
been
will
shareholders
of
Cripps
H.
as
he
is
common
paid
The
stock.
$28,288.75,
his
thereto.
prior
$138,325
shares,
Ray
long
on
$138,325
$144,161
504,360
122,490
$141,161
J.
dividends
prepaid
1,212,431
expenses
profit.
profit
Net
$2,073,002
2,076,490
sold
income
1954
$3,074,787
-
goods
Federal
505.
i
in
full
They
now
dividends
to
and Phillip W.
officer of the
Zonne
an
stock
which
own
be
until
will
a
paid
the
be
Nov.
total
on
of
Sept.
apply
only to
the 226,310
company.—V. 182, p. 1009.
10,
Service
on
members:
1957,
and
any
Monthly Bulletin
upon request.
shares
held
Members:
The Toronto Stock Exchange
The Investment Dealers'1 Association of Canada
25
ADELAIDE ST. W.
./
Hamilton
Brantford
Windsor
limited
Walwyn, Fisher & Co.
Government, Municipal
Members:
Corporation Securities
Toronto Stock
The Toronto Stock
Stock orders
all
Exchange
executed
Our
Sarnia
Sudbury
Brampton
Exchange
will be
on
Exchanges
44 KING
of Canada
Monthly Review, dealing with
various aspects
limited
of Canadian financing
sent
upon request.
STREET WEST, TORONTO, CANADA
Telephone: EMpire 4-1131
TORONTO. CANADA
—
other
lyimr*'
The Midland Company
W
by
the
The Investment Dealers Association
member:
Ross, Knowles & Co. Ltd.
unless
278,050 shares of
15, 1955, totaling
corpn.
of Canada
Canadian
require information or quotations on
Canadian Industrial, Mining or Oil security,
our
research and trading facilities are at
your disposal. Consult us—we can help you.
will
4'/2%
he
The Investment Dealers' Association
all Securities
When you
each
have
company,
outstanding
\
Midland Securities
CANADA-
been
were
2797.
amendment.
of primary aluminum with operations ranging from
processing of bauxite to the fabrication of aluminum
producer
mining
America
of
1954
$14,254,544 $14,048,734
;
Six Months Ended June 30—
offer the stock.
public offering price
initial
The
trical
America—Registers With SEC—
statement
are part of the holdings of Arthur
the company.
Upon consummation of
1,486.824 shares, or approximately 7%
of
own
which will
Exchange,
the
will
Boston
num
Aluminum Co. of
A
this
47
stock.
common
First
group
and
Chairman
Davis
1955
taxes
registered
shares
the
Board
Mr.
used
p.
in
The
Davis,
the
the
ended
U,
satisfactory."—V.
of
stock
Common
49
reduction
since
will
$404,732
before
System
restored
1,375,000
the
and
there
182, p. 409.
Corp.—System Earns. Off—
income
"The
5,432,249
1,700.000
market,
operations
Ellery W. Stone,
of
that
6,479,540
taxes
net
Sales
Banks
Federal
Earnings per share:
4%
cumul. pfd. stock
rately
Statement of Member
by
v.
Consol.
Net
231.604,820
2,6.91,241
shares
150,000
open
—
income
for
Provision
50
The Course of Bank Clearings
$
247,454,859
the
Statement of Federal
Federal
taxes
Provision
$
118,624,442
Radio
&
and
from
income
Net
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 50
1955—6 Mos.—1954
126,789,822
income
Net
49
Exchange
Condition
3,375,874
before
these
on
stock outstanding.—V.
revenues
expenses
Nonoperating
55
Reserve Banks
3281.
1955—3 Mos.—1954
July 31—
$
Total
p,
purchased
of preferred
Cable
Operating
Foreign
of
1157,
p.
of
retirement
the
373,257 shares
Operating
Corporation & Investment News_Cover
and
redemption price
the
35
Federal Reserve System
Allied
Period End.
previously
remain
11
Building Credits, Inc.—New Contract—
Republic
With
shares
Dividends Declared and Payable
Combined Condition
Allied
stock.
84,790
Miscellaneous Features
additional
in
of
paymnt
originally issued early in 1953, 608,047 shares of this pre¬
was
ferred
American
for
plants
our
These
and
Six Months Ended June 30—
castings.
to
tools.
redeemed,
35
Stock Exchange.—-
Transactions American Stock Exchange
butt
piercers
be
to
are
35
Prices—i;
balanced
well
and
and
additions
increased
an
178,
tubing,
pointers
machine
of
changes
with
us
iron
making
other
40%."—V.
weld
blocks,
nodular
time
number
with
provide
approximately
and
present
large
a
There
National Quotatioii industrial Stock Averages 35
coating lines, slitting, shearing, and
lines
for
flat
rolled
material,
stretch
industries,
the
at
are
is
35
ago.
continuous
draw-benches,
purchased
orders
stock
will be made to these holders of preferred stock upon surrender of their
to The Bank of New York, 48 Wall Street, New York City.
certificates
said
Is Indicative of the
aluminum industries have
of
ferred
46
year
a
the
approved
5%
1955
45
Markets
President, on Sept. 14 announced that the
the redemption on Oct. 20, 1955 of 150,000
Goldenson,
the
Inc.—
Issue—
Stock
be redeemed will be selected by lot at the close of business on Sept. 20,
when notice will be mailed to stockholders whose shares of pre¬
42
Exchange..!
Dow-Jones Stock
$30,000,000,
and
backlog
Our
processing
for
mills,
non-ferrous
"We
have
for
of
mills
pipe
products.
41
Stock
part:
"Our
40
/__
H.
have
of
Preferred
preferred stock ($20 par value) at the applicable
redemption price of $20.80, plus the accrued dividend to such date of
25c per share, or a total of $21.05 per share.
The specific shares to
Board,
$26,646,298
Chairman
shares
Theatres,
Broadcasting-Paramount
Part of
Redeem
directors
39
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
$1,229,852,
Corp.,
stockholders
Leonard
i*. 39
Toronto
equivalent to
outstanding. Net
has another wholly owned
which will not be affected by
Automobile
Indemnity
Associated
American
To
39
Exchange—
Toronto
$1,037,790,
common
Stock
1956, the parent company will
previously carried in the
insurance
of
also approved certain modifications in
the com¬
retirement plan which will provide increased benefits for par¬
ticipating employees who will continue to contribute a substantial
share of the cost of the plan.—V. 181, p. 1549.
38
Exchange
Exchange
Stock
classes
American
pending merger.
The
36
Stock
the
36
Canadian Stock Exchange
June
the recent fiscal year aggregated $20,653,345.
previous
share
per
sales
the
Stock
beginning Jam 1,
and
of
company.
pany's
36
Exchange
Francisco
San
the
36
Exchange
all
subsidiary
subsidiary,
31
Stock Exchange—
Stock
Pittsburgh
1549.
p.
for
report
shares
402,722
on
other
income
equal
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore
Engineering Co.—Earnings Rise—
its
consolidated
share
per
sales and
in
In
company,
Midwest
underwrite
—27
(Bonds)-
Exchange
Stock
Los Angeles
.
.
_
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit
Aerovex
This
Stock
Stock
subsidiary, and it is expected thai substantial economies
the simplified operation, he said.
from
parent company,
■*
Page
(Stocks)——— 15
"
result
The merger will take effect as of the close of business Dec. 31, 1955,
at which time all liabilities of the subsidiary will be taken over by the
Quotations
Stock Exchange
periods
outstanding
ferred
i
x_i_
common
"Earnings
for
Stock and Bond
company
will
$1,788,688
at
Net: .earnings
Merges—
company,
passage
of
capital
Corp.
$2,062,132
charge—
book
over
Co.—Sub.
Insurance
Sept.. 14 approved the merger of America*
wholly owned subsidiary, into the parent
on
Automobile Fire Insurance Co.,
fire
Net
Automobile
stockholders
The
$36,348,449
taxes
MISCELLANEOUS
-
American
1954 •
$60,848,431
services..
Federal
INDUSTRIAL
-
Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
July 31—
and
provision
for
(&
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
TORONTO, LONDON, SAULT STE. MARIE, MONTREAL
Private wire
to
Eastman, Dillon <Sc Co.
New York
City
/
\
,
/
,
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1110)
Hide
American
lines of insurance
Vote on Proposed
Leather Co.—To
&
is
licensed
Acquisition and Exchange Offer—
In
of
approving"action of board
1355, providing for the pur¬
chase by company of the capital stock or assets of Tandy Leather Co.
and its associated companies and enterprises; (b) increasing authorized
capital stock by 585,000 additional shares of common stack, SI par
value; <c> proposal to issue options for purchase of 500,000 shares of
common
stock at $4 per share; <dj adopting (pursuant to aforesaid
contract) a plan for exchanging outstanding shares oi preferred stock
Tor 5'*
20-year convertible income debentures (non-cumulative and
stockholders will
The
in entering into
28 on .(a)
vote Sept.
laws
surrendered.—V. 180, p.
botl»
Co.
Sanitary
Corp.
of
tne
Lnes;
As
result of
a
after
will
Julv and November.
of
which
will
continue
to
be
about
or
on
,V;
1
"■
•
net
Allen
used
be
to
buy
and
equipment
A
stock
com.
B
stock
com,
$1)
(par
(par
100,000 shs.
cents)-—
25
Washington,
The
office
an
D.
S.
Merrill
of
wives
veil
as
182,
publication
wives
of
members
of
the
of
H.
beiore
and
1955
and
U.
S.
foreign
service
and
taxes
sh.
per
of
taxes
Income
773
Asarcon
of
shapes
&
and
Co.,
for
Previously,
cast
alloy
machining,
length you
bearing
rods,
is
turning
American
Period End.
Telephone
July 31—
$
Operating
Ooerating
of
when
the
increased
$
$
3,434,000
Cr7,513,000
26,131,000
1,726,704
1,564,147
12,243,224
operating income
charges
4,863,142
14,347,413
36,393,742
29,891,907
2,084,849
11,600,414 265,121,000 235,305,004
used
to
of
all
retire
Co., Miami,
the
of
the
from
outstanding
18,560
Ohio, at $51.05 per share
stockholder for such shares).
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
(the
of
Fla.—Stock
200,000
3,000
shares
shares
preferred
value
$1
♦On
(par
Sept. 5.
shares,
stock,
stock
of
exercise
has
stock
common
of
The
insurer
and
of
the
also
1
>e
and
engaged
in
(
oi
xcept
as
i
lines
both
surance
South
outstanding
into
two
nness
shares.
Aug.
commenting
on
improvement
the
in
associated
the
The
company,
for
dividend
common
the
This
of
proposed
$2.50
182,
will
payment
share
per
the
on
of
net
of
notification
stock
James
to
are
(par
be
with
used
the
increase
to
ca¬
1955
to
Cuba.
write
the
a
The
Net
641,322
-
to
$1.17
per
dividend
in
earned
$635,502
—
equal
the
first
fiscal
half
$520,131
share
common
requirements,
and
of
outstanding
controlling
a
the
1954,
adjusted for
interest
five
past
control
in
Ampatco
been
engaged
military and
principal
predicts
years,
devices
for
application.
The
company's
pilots, yaw dampers, control surface actuators,
amplifiers,
accelerometers,
gyroscopes,
potenti¬
C.
Ampatco
reinsurer
some
is
also
in
as
a
and
or
all
of
will
operate
Net
as
for
other
along
prospects
electronic
and
markets.—V.
devices
toward
branch
new
first
include
do
they
in
relating
182,
—
2,300,000
2,000,000
1,200,000
1,050,000
thereto
$300,000
six
in
has
of
inasmuch
been
not
3 955
$1,100,000
and
J.
W.
the
as
include
$£50,000
transactions
Baltimore.
Robinson
sale
Co.
of
consummation
concluded.—V.
They
of
182,
of
p.
not
Angeles
Fifth
do
Los
properties
the
at
of
these
insurance.
lines
in
Puerto
both
as
a
companies.
a
31
Rico
It
states
direct
of
It
the
is
general
licensed
United
underwriter
and
casualty
to
write
States.
as
an
Title
a$
a
in
1957,
"The
for
surplus
209.
some
Equity
reinsurer
or
all
company.
It
is
Dayton, Ohio, is
engaged
in
writing
at
fire
of
this
excess
of
new
capital
places
$100,000,000
Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay
General
of
July—
other
Co.,
Reliable^ Fire Insurance Co. of
affiliate ot the
where
present
and
an
allied
the
of
of"
and
is
Associates
a
forward
capital
step
in
and
the
its
from
Net
ry.
railway
oper.
income
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
162.
railway
railway
oper.
p.
income
607.
Miss.);
in
the
Acme
value
constituent
all
of
Atlas
date
tne
of
in
different
Stores,
Inc.
cities
of
stockholder
in
Mobile,
the
22,
Ala.;
(except
stock
of
tne
to
such
book
the
constituent
total
and
uniformity, the
corpora¬
stock
offering
have
the
with
other
in
in
one
New
Baton
Sewing
Atlas
Orlando
the
each
the
case
subsidiaries
Inc.
Orleans,
of
operates
Houston,
and
Inc.,
which
store
only
store
a
excepting
store
one
and
Sewing
Oklahoma
store,
one
Rouge.
Centers,
in
operates
Lubbock;
operates
"Atlas
of
case
a
which
in
one
Atlas
in
in
Sewing
New
Orleans
»'
Inc.
Jacksonville
ol
Sewing Centers, Inc.
and
of
name
the
the
Beaumont
of
all
changed prior
the
phase "Atlas Sewing Centers, Inc.
city in which the respective subsidiary
of the parent corporation, Atlas
itself
operates a leased
department in
of
name
Centers,
one
been
that
so
of
names
corporations operatinlg stores
in Louisiana,
that the designation "inc." must come at the
begins
by the
Sewing
Centers,
in
bore
the
requires
namei
of
Houston,
and
receiving
underlying
aggregate
corporations
Sewing Centers, Inc.
this
of
store—excepting in
Each
recently
of
purposes
in
shares
opened
of
leased
a
has
Orlando,
wholly-owned sub¬
a
which
operates
department
share,
administrative
in
store
a
West
Palm
April,
of
no
1954,
issued
were
under
value
par
to
convenience,
the
of
name
capital
stock
corporat'on
a
Acme-Atlas
with
stated
a
was
Stores,
value
Inc.
of
$100
the
following constituent corporations: Acme
Inc. (Pensacola, Fla.); Acme Stores, Inc. of
Jacksonville; Acme
Inc. of Orbndo; Acme Stores-, Inc. (Biloxi, Miss.); Acme
Stores,
Inc.
of
Mobile, Ala.;
Acme
Stores, Inc.
(Montgomery, Ala.);
Acme
Stores
of Louisiana,
Inc.; Atlas Sew-Vac Stores, lie.
(Lake Charles,
La.); Atlas Sew-Vac Stores, Inc.
(Little Rock, Ark.).
Stores,
Stores,
Acme-Atlas
ments
all
of
Stores,
Inc. purchased all of the merchandise require¬
except those located in Texas, paid certain admin¬
general overhead expenses aiid furnished certain
stores
clerical
and
accounting supervision and controls to all of the affiliated corporations
ivh'ch were then in existence
(whether stockholders in
Acme-Atlas
Stores,
Inc.
not).
or
UNDERWRITERS—The
of shares
of
are
of
names
stock
common
underwriter,
S.
of
the
the
underwriters
the
and
number
corporation to be purchased by each
follows:
as
Di.ckmn
Atwill
And
&
Co
30,000
Co.,
Inc
Clark. Laidstreet & Kirkpnlrmk. Inc
Howard, Weil. Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co
—V.
182,
Winston
Kenny
&
&
,
SEC
10,009
corporation
proceeds
ment
and
driver
on
20,000
share,
per
10,000
;
Co
10.000
Ayres,
Inc
10,000
_____
1010.
p.
covering
$5
net
10,000
_
Automatic Tool Corp., New York, N.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
Sept
7
shares
through
to
are
be
of
letter
a
for
to
set
up
of
stock
common
Ellis-Greenberg
used
machinery
filed
a
manufacture
Y.—Files
notification
$1),
(par
With
with
be
to
the
offered
Co.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
The
factory and purchase equip¬
and
sale
of
the
"grip-lock"
and'screw.
1954
1953
1952
$319,884
$305,429
$290,635
$294,953
171,584
165,013
154,483
145,979
70,123
55,856
46,378
directors
Fund
The
the
W.
Fund
B
year.
The
The
time
in
be
Mr.
the
Split Stock—
second
1938.
The
first
it
2-for-l
was
one
distributed
Sept.
stock
Oct.
on
to
7
April
split
sinre
on
Sept.
9
20,
announced
was
1946.
holders
of
Axe
disclosed
3-for-l
a
that
split
directors
of
the
by
from
pared
with the
about
$6.70
gain
after
soon
Axe-Houghton
of
this
since
182%
ihe
in
is
with
Fund
asset
in
A
the
first
of
the
followed
the
split
ap¬
.
authorized
capital
shares.
Fund
together
Fund
increase
an
15.000.000
of
about
now
original adjusted asset
share
a
of
to
value
share
a
the
shareholders
6,000,000
asset
net
at
Axe-Houghton
•
of
by
record
16.
contemplating
announcement
proval
stork
to
are
business
same
are
authorized
business
Pres;dent.
Axe,
of
the
in
shares
new
close
At
have
started
Emerson
total
value
total
of
value.—V.
$5.72.
capital
commenced
182,
$12.42
a
The
gains
com¬
increase
of
distributiori
of
operations
p.
share
represents
a
714.
42,335
Axe Houghton Fund
See
Houghton
Axe
Fund
A,
B, Inc.—Plans Stock Split—
Inc.
above—V.
179,
p.
514.
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—Van Sant to Retire—
From Jan. 1—
/
outlets
Sewing Centers, Inc., which
Memphis and a store in Knoxviile; and in the
Centers, Inc.
of Oklahoma,"
which
operates
City, one in Tulsa and one in Wichita.
Ry.—Earnings—
1955
from, railway
Net
retail
corporation,—each
400,000 shares, as the
the
law
the
followed
has
$3,714
insurance
The
in
to a sinking fund of 10%
per annum
com¬
Robert L. Oare, Board Chairman, announced.
insurance
Gross
Insurance
subject
addition
funds
20
Axe Houghton Fund A, Inc.—To
normal growth of the company," Mr. Oare said.
The proceeds are
being initially applied to reduce short-term borrowings.—V. 182,
p. 910.
companies.
Atlantic
is
mencing
is
issue
1955,
contracts
—
This
direct
25,
of
on
The company on Sept. 15 sold $10,000,000 of
4.20% preferred stock at par ($100 per share).
The
stock was placed privately with institutional investors
by Salomon Bros. & Hutzler.
subsidiary, which commenced oper¬
multiple-line insurer, writing fire and allied
compensation).
26
vately
May
Pan
sale
the
the
elfective
corporation
end
The
1936
the
of May 31, 1955.
administrative convenience
the
to
at
of
of
the
effect
the
York
$200,000
.months
Philadelphia
profits
reflect
and
subsidiary, Acme Stores, Inc. of Orlando, Fla.);
stock
Willis,
Six Months Ended
July 31,'54
July 30,'55 July 31,'54
$30,551,000 $71,495,000 $65,622,000
450,000
New
Delaware
are
(Biloxi,
of
of
Rowles,
250,000
and
the
in
(Montgomery, Ala.); Acme Sewing Stores, Inc. (New
Baton
Rouge,
La.); Atlas Sew-Vac Stores, Inc.
(Lake
his
Corp.—Quarterly Results—
650,000
first
National
Fla.;
as
For
602.
p.
Associates Investment Co.—Sells Preferred Stock Pri¬
a
and
tions,
allied
350,000
stores
sales
nor
in
wnicn
operates
underlying book
further
tax.
(est.)—
First
Pensacola,
Shares
with
and
products
the
engaged
of
corporation
separate
a
taxes—
earnings
Figures
such
in
of
R.
negotiating
air-operated
$33,478,000
of
Columbia,
company operates
of
other insurance
automobile
value
The
-
is
stock
common
proportion
plant.
actively
in.
in
Ark.;
Bank,
Fla.
incorporated
was
offices
Rock,
Pensacoia
Orlando,
La.); Atlas Sew-Vac Stores, Inc.
(Little Rock, Ark.); Vim
Inc.
(Oklahoma
City and Tulsa,
Okla.);
Atlas
Stores, Inc.
(Houston, 3eaumont and Lubbock, Texas)
exchanged all of their shares
of
stock in said constituent
corporations for 400,000 shares of the
with
compare
automatic
income
Beaumont,
National
West
Bank,
Inc.
Charles,
istrative,
bef. Fed.
National Bank, Lake Charles,
Texas;
Tennessee
Valley
Bank, Montgomery, Aia.; City
Simmons National
Bank, Little
Bank,
Stores,
per
$1,161,453
Aro
New
Inc.
and
organized
678,725
sales
Earns,
of
insurance, and title
District
Orleans
Ten
1954
$1,314,227
are
totalling
by pledged
york, N. Y.; uan American
Nauo~ai Bank, Miami, Fla.; Texas Na¬
Company,
Beach.
Corp.—Reports Increased Profits—
preferred
^60,000 shs.
nioxance
Aug.
Stores,
Atlas
income
of
eacn
in department stores. The leased
departments are
Richards Department
Store, Miami, Fla.; Beik's Department
Palm Beach, Fla.;
and a department
(opened
in
sidiary,
income
both
in
Outstanding
following banks
in B. Lowenstein and
Bros., Inc., Memphis, Tenn.
to a preorganization
agreement entered into on May 20.
between Leo Kern, Herbert
Kern, Theodore O. Kaplen and Daniel
lluliman, who were the sole stockholders in
the then following cor¬
porations:
Leased Departments of
Florida, Inc. (Miami, Fla.); Acme
Stores, Inc. (Pensacola, Fla.); Acme Stores, Inc. of
Jacksonville, Fla.
(and its wholly-owned
be
to
Securi.ies
FINANCING
ens.
West
Corp.,
cent),
one
Anthony
SEC
on
also
the
was
departments
Atlas
letter
a
common
through
the
be
common
1009.
p.
filed
31
shares
Associated Dry Goods
another subsidiary which began
company in 1951, operates as a title insur¬
ance
and a.bstract company and also
originates and services mortgage
lusjis for life insurance companies, banks
and similar financial
instiluuons.
It transacts business only in the
State of Florida
I
in
of
on
Cleveland
is
in
shares
organized
It
none
subsidiaries of
taxes
relays.
shares
the origination and servicing of
mortgage loans
companies, banks and similar financial institutions.
workmen's
operates
Board,
view
its
that
July 39,'55
1450,000 shs.
corporation
casualty
States,
of
insurance
these
and
stated
share,
aircraft
expansion
Outstanding
in
1950,
of
4Vfe %
Corp. of America."
It
is
a
muland
allied lines
(including industrial
fire
licensed
and
insurance
lines
the
in
increased
dividend
The
D.
with
per
It
Pursuant
350,000 shs.
split
Florida
a
Equity General Insurance Co.,
ations
such
of
proposed stock dividerd,
the outstanding shares by 25%
and that, the
dividends equal to $2 per share per year on
of
on
share
and
Aro's
lines
Insurance
general
United
(the Republic
underwriter
is
writing
is
company
btates
have
"Title
name
automobile
fire),
of
500,000 shs.
175,000
1955 of one
shares
taxes
servo-motors,
ometers
stock option plan under which 25,000
been reserved for issuance
upon
the
a
of
that
directors
_
advanced
are
are
350,000 shs,
was
four
to
options.
the
role-line
1
$2,
adopted
BUSINESS—Company
under
the
Nov. 23,
on
each
stock
common
Federal
per
Avenue
company
shares
of
par
each
for
the
on
the
dividends.
Federal
_
(voting),
stated
proceeds
recently constructed.
profits
commercial
$1.
par
IThe
and
$1,
par
preferred
$2)
Chairman
corporation has purchased
Laboratories Corp., which has, for
in
the
development of automatic
1955, the authorized number of shares of first preferred
was changed
from 250,000 shares, par $2, to 350,000
(voting)
share
per
number of shares
shares to 10,000,000
—Three Months Ended
(voting)
(par
cumul.—V/2%)
share,
per
stock
Common
stock
dividend
stock
The
FINANCING
Authorized
•First
$1
Federal
for
profit
cents
price paid by the
same
PRESENT
TO
of
the
in
5,000,000
by issuance
1955
3,
outstanding.—V.
deducting
stock
(par $100)
and to purchase from the selling
shares of capital stock of Reliable Fire Insurance
Dayton,
selling
sale
from
common
1955
stock
preferred
stock
before
Aro
proceeds
dividend
stockholders
increase
an
corporation
300,009
mill
There
in
stockholder
Co.
oi"
Net
pany.
net
1,667
l,6o7
to holders of record Oct. 20,
to be held Oct. 24,
1955
stock
common
pay
Y.
PRESENT
TO
$J.75
at
1955,
increase
N.
Provision
Offered—An
underwriting gr.oup, headed by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, on Sept. 15 publicly of¬
fered 300,000 shares of common stock (par $2) at $10
per share. Of the total 100,000 shares are being sold for
the account of Joseph Weintraub, President of the com¬
PROCEEDS—The
-
1,667
3,333
cash
a
1,
value)
further
to
York,
Proiit
94
Insurance
l,6u7
3,333
the
of
upon
par
the
per
after
&
declared
7
vote
the
$1
credit
F'.rst
Kan.;
executive
1955)
1,667
Six Months Ended May 31—
134,794,983
182, p. 1009.
Title
1,667
1,667
3,333
Sept.
Aro Equipment
11.507,813
American
leased
Store,
Inc.
directors
at
Trust
National
company
located
3,333
—...
...
corporation
covering
$1)
American
Bank
Building in
sewing machines and vacuum
manufactured
by tne company, but a
portion is manmactured to its
specifications, under its private
1.667
3,333
...
the
EFBT.CT
collateralized
i
was
of
Florida, Alabama, Louisiana,
Texas, Oklahoma, Mississippi,
Arkansas,-Tennessee and Kansas, consisting of 17
stores and three"
For
16,860,000
taxes__
lrvi.-g
Fla.
3,333
3,333
—
offer¬
brand-names.
3,333
3,333
number
of
presently
The
SEC
$
taxes—
Its
3,333
Arizona Cinnabar Corp., Mesa, Ariz.—Files With
pacity
144,747,660
after
first
major
1955—7 Mos.—1354
18,773,887
income
___.
Reichel,
intend
equivalent
27,172,447 219,515,626 193,054,703
operating
Inc
value
issued, will
directors
of
$3,(iUJ.OJO
National
5,009
,
90%
public
no
associates.
l.uuo.OJO
lints
BUSINESS—Company
6,667
Reichel
Dr.
(par
$1/—
has
Wichita,
Citizens
cleaners,
year 1955 to $2.50 per share made up of three dividends previously
paid of 50 cents each and the dividend of $1 per share payable Nov. 1,
1955.
stock
Bank,
Baton
Rouge, La.;
Ark.;
First National Bank, Little
Bank,
with
6.667
than
more
be
12 of liie puolic offering of
bept.
GIVING
Knoxviile, 'ieiin.;
The
25%
of
owneu
will
aSt Co., New Orleans, La.; Uuu
a
Miami,
——
Corp.,
cf
common
Nationai
3,333
($25
the
company,
stock.
There
States
and
H.
of
of
(par
American
Bank,
8,333
Co
stock, payable Nov.
par
earnings
New
20,240,701
Federal
t11Q.
La.,
19.000
——
SEC
offered
Miami, Fia.; ma-str.al
Bank, Houston. Texas; Fust Nauonai
Bank, Mooile, Ala.; Atlantic
Bank, Jacksonville, Fla.; Liberty National
Bank, Oklahoma
ok.a.; Citizens Nat.onal Bank,
Luooock, Texas; Progressive Bank
41,666
the
$
30,314,547
expenses
$25
Frank
stock
—
revenues
tional
16,667
outstanding.
action
the
Co.—Earnings—
'
Banx,
the
were
National
Acme
a
insurance
01
with
wmcn
Authorized
s.ock
UTHracts):
83,334
10,009
New
ox
snares
pre-emptive rights by Sept.
Jersey and Motor Club of
Centers, Inc.—Stock Sold—Mention
issue
company
Rock,
approving the action of the directors in authorizing
on
Chemstrand
45,580,198 249,548,338 244.G15.738
1955—Month—1954
a
tneir
S. DicKson & Co.'and
Further details follow:
appioxiuiateiy
3,333
Co.
stock
and
Dr.
the
pounds
$
The
6,6o7
&
on
tne
Notificat.on
4,yyzV3
'■
_
Common
5,009
Co.,
consider
to
share
1555—21 Wks.—1954
Telegraph
to
on
to
R.
completed.
3,333
stockholders of record Nov.
special
million
one
our
by
Amended
an
Oi.or
exercised
wno
1_2, p. txO.
shares
share
b,667
—.—
special meeting
a
common
stock
long
and
in
20,000
Beane—
&
...
common
called
distribution of
the
producing
process
over
of
products
$
&
The
entitled
dividends
910.
p.
v.
ai.so
fcl),UU0
Stockholder
Co
directors
the
1955
910.
p.
1955.
13,
be
not
common
from Sell.ng
Northwest Company..——.—
shares
Ga., has been
State of
Georgia
the
1955—4 Wks.—1954
the
Purchased
—
Inc.
of
$1.47
$2.73
rectangles,
out
the
Monday, September 19, 1955
.
Association
of
aiiuiates
Atlas Sewing
made
the
and
1955,
s>ept.
on
will
com¬
on
snare
on
con.niue
Curtis—.
&
Co
&
reuueing
existing 50,000 shares
fa.e
10,000
Co..
182,
ing.
—6,66 7
&
The
Stores Co.—Current Sales Higher—
47,020,217
182,
be
to
Ryons & Co
offered
to
Fenner
Lynch &
1955;
copper-base alloys had been available only as
or
centrifugal castings.
Stock lengths of the
or
13 inches, compared
with
the "any
of the Asarco product.—V. 182, p. 810.
Sales
Net
nuenus
Company
Castell
F.
on
9,776,132
bronze
tubes,
$
—V.
record
offered
now
board
share
per
Tne
beiow:
...
&
A
Aut-moo«ie
then
filed
recently
year
American Viscose Corp.—Plans 25% Stock Dividend—
Atlanta,
in
&
i9ao.
Amei'.ca,
ci
Acme Stores,
inches
12
want"
American
Net
shares
Pacific
mold,
were
Period End. Aug. 27—
Other
Pierce,
Mascn-Hagan,
certain
permanent
alloys
—V.
forth
Co
&
McCormick
for
Inc.,
representatives
continuous
copper-base
ready
sand,
7'/2C
Merrill
month.
cast
sell
Pont
Kidder
Lester,
16,058,326
6,282,194
__
Supply
Smelting & Refining Co,
plant, a patented continuous casting
this
lengths
a
of
each
predecessor
derived.
was
Irving Lundborg & Co..
$
16,588,907
-
requirement
Metal
distributor
American
.
in
its
and
1954
29,018.468
12,429,561
inc.
on
(esti.)
after allowing
stock
com.
Tull
M.
appointed
At
foreign
on
--
pfd. stock dividend
J.
C.
of
275,641,417 227,201,315
revenues
income
Earns,
lor
to
set
du
&
Hent
(& Subs.)—Earns.
Smelting & Refining Co.
of
tare
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
the company and the selling stocxnolder have
to them, the respective numbers of shares of
and
Co,—.
I,
9,-
City,
agreed
&
M.
—V.
products
Income
The
stock
common
to homers oi
The
Weld & Co.__
Jackson
Atwill
Forces,
Armed
&
solely in
of fire and
basis.
Gooabody
Government departments, and service women, as
women
who must constantly
move
their homes.
$
of
Net
dividend.
stock
Francis
1954,
market
tne
dividends
stock
Republic Co. (Inc.)———,—_—
Hallgarten & Co.—_______
monthly magazine
a
world-wide
estimated
the
at
C Months Ended June 30
S.
the
cash
common
Central
810.
p.
American
U.
paid
tne
on
dividend
a
Webber,
Courts
of
other
all
aimed
1,000,000
members
—V.
Sales
declared
Lynch,
White,
Paine,
place of business at 400 Walker Building,
commenced
has
LADY"
approximately
17,
of
engaged
Company
C.
corporation
"U.
and
is
company
.Regulation
tj .ex-sang stocKhc.ders
National. Insurance
laws
——Shares to Be
A.
maintains
the
transacts
automobile
Jrom
45,354 shs.
54,400 shs.
75,000 shs.
under
Branch
Purchased
Outstanding
Authorized
BUSINESS—Company was incorporated in Virginia, on Dec.
called
Swiss
Bra'neh
.
FINANCING
PRESENT
EFFECT TO
;
and
S.
—.——
GIVING
States
.
Atlantic Casualty Insurance
Co., Newark, N. J.—Offer
The
uiiuer
CAPITALIZATION
has
company
to purchase,
severally
working
for
Switzerland.
of
written
has
the
under
U.
&
will
proceeds
CAPITALIZATION
Class
reinsurer.
r.s
Service Publishing Co., Inc.—Stock Offered
S.
Ltd.,
united
the
UNDERWRITERS—The
capital.
Class
this
quarterly
Co., Inc., Washington, D. C., on
Aug. 17 offered publicly 40,000 shares of class A common
stock (par $1) at $5 per share as a speculation.
The
1951
and
branch
It acts primarily as a reinsurer
does write some casualty reinsurance (except
It is licensed only in the States of Florida
payable Oct. 1, 1955
of tne 309,000
agreed
the
:.v%/
C>.
and
15,
1955 paid a dividend
of 6c per
for each 01 the first two quarters of
have
common
182, p. 310.
American
Landrum
on
receive
24th day of March, June and September and the 15th day of December.
—V.
it
1943>
from which
July
stock
No change is proposed in the normal dates for pay¬
dividends,
common
business.
purchasers
Other meetings at
the first Thursdays of February,
which dividend action is considered are
ment
since
States
National,
(except
stock
stock
stockholders.
meeting of
reinsurer
a
States.
Switzerland,
oi
Insurance
an J
and
United
Swics
however,
1939
directors
be held
annual
the
as
York.
New
common
the board meeting at which June dividend
on the first Wednesday in May imme¬
this change
is considered
diately
the
compensation)
pany
first Wednesday
as
prevented some directors from attending the annual meeting.
action
Ltd.,
National
underwriter
DIVIDENDS—The
—
the date of its annual meeting of stockholders. The change
the fourth Wednesday of April was made to avoid conflicts which
from
Co.
business
lines
1353.
reinsurance
since
corporation has changed its by-laws to fix the
Swiss
entered
in
common
This
and
United
State
direct
as
Ltd.
allied
Changes Annual Meeting Date—
in May
Insurance
allied
workmen's
Standard
the
oi
Insurance Co, Ltd. entered the United
oi Florida in
1951.
Baloi..e, U. S.
trie
and
Florida
18(39.
&
underwriter
states
13
general casualty insurance.
It is licensed to write, some or all
oi these l.nes of insurance in 12 states of the United States.
It operates
and
Radiator
American
direct
a
and
stock at the rate of S50 prin¬
cipal amount of debentures and 2'/4 shares of common stock for each
share of preferred stock, and autthorize retirement and cancellation of
so
as
the company is affiliated with the United States
lire
Fire
of
fire
both
business in
ao
branch
Baloise
a
subordinate), ta be created, and common
shares
Baloise
States
contract dated June 30,
a
to
addition,
.
2,426,937
2,198,720
2,236,433
2,104,163
1,322,047
1,213,750
1,238,574
1,075,461
486,867
429,906
357,524
330,410
Robert
will
M.
retire
announced
succeeded
Van
Oct.
on
by
1
Sant,
after
Sept.
Joseph
9
L.
Director
42
Hv
years
of
Public
Relations
of
of
service
with
company,
Howard
Stanton,
E.
Simpson,
Assistant
the
this
President.
Director.—V.
He
182,
railroad
it
was
will
p.
be
1010.
Volume
182
Number 5465
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1111)
Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Earnings
Period End. July 31—
Railway
operating
Railway operating
Bond Stores,
1955—Month—1954
1955—7 Mos.—1954
;* $673,822
$365,679
rev._
$8,302,699
Inc.—August Sales Increased—
Month of August—
Sales
$3,851,412
exps.
747,019
792,426
6,373,978
6,377,635
ops.
$118,660
-$118,604
$1,928,721
$2,473,777
income—
277,291
89,765
1,704,864
1,612,460
____
—V.
182,
The
torn
1955
$4,075,317
Net
from
rev.
ry.
oper.
-Deficit.—V.
ry.
182,
Net
income
61 cents
on
increased
share
a
Aug.
15
$392,058
for
Mr.
Pietz
of
that
this
first
months
six
of
to
1955
$180,515
or
Pietz,
first
1955
1954, it was reported
Earnings before taxes were
President.
half,
compared
with
$362,000
the
in
pointed out that the company
of
sales
its
line
of
for
military
an
machinery
important
"is
end-use
mounts,
total
to
factor
in
thereby
sales.
the
Mr.
lowering
the
Dallas, Tex. before 2
declared
Pietz
continued
of
growth
and
company."
Citing the progress of Barry in the first half of 1955, Mr. Pietz noted
that during that period the
company made its first public offering of
stock.
Prior
to
of this
March
all of the stock
year
At approximately the same time, the name of the
company was
changed from the Barry Corp. to its present form.
Recently, he pointed out, Barry acquired the Insco Co., a specialist
the field
Insco
j
of electro-mechanical control
products
are
"natural
a
and
supplement"
testing instruments.
the
to
line,
Barry
per
adjustment
to
oil
Texas.—V.
Another sign of progress brought out by Mr. Pietz was that the com¬
has launched a $300,000 expansion program which includes the
in,
and
182,
proceeds
will
to
retire
is
developing
way
used
to
the
operating
in
drilling
pay
the
and
of
a
new
building
two-story
search engineering facilities.—V. 182,
'•
':
v
Basic
A
increase
to
::
(&
'
and
released.
Net
E.
$5,933,743
7,028.433
645,266
83,738
$713,983
prorit
$161,571
44.563
other
50,312
(net)
outgo
income
Net
for
been
dividends
Herbert
per
$111,259
$1.46
$0.24
the
improved earnings, the first six months of 1955
significant
period in
the
affairs of the company lor
a
West
ing
has
iractories
1955
of
voted
the
return
tivities
in
assets
three
into
include
for
this
those
of
the
period.—V.
record,
payable
annual
test
Mr.
Basic
Sept.
15,
dollar-per-share
—V.
shares
its
of
the
and
refrac¬
plants of the Kelley Island
diversification of Basic's
building industry
important position.
in
which
from
ry.
Jan.
from
ry.
—V.
182,
$777,918
274,574
272,031
452,764
120,604
122,255
382,695
5,759,912
'
SEC
forepart
the
of
Pasadena,
for
new
a
Co.—Receives
3,105,294
1,264,560
Pacific Ry. below.—V.
corporation
Sept.
on
at
—V.
($10
par
179, p.
share),
per
157,939,793
17,557,640
16,794,385
121,066.854
2,281,300
19,141,400
operating
income
2,698,932
21,592,800
2,198,671
18,467,572
the
navigational
been
D.
Belock,
known
use
items
items
equipment
Belock
Belock
the
Plath
as
and
manufactured
has
entered
navigational
throughout
Hamburg,
Germany,
into
organization has
leading manufacturer of marine
by
would
be
corporation
the
&
to
be
Kerner,
be used for working
of¬
Inc.,
p.
and
2.
$72,355,716 $64,641,948
Production
of
and
aluminum
months
beryllium copper strip, rod and
this
year has
already outstripped
of
wire
for
the
that
of
the
period in 1954.
Sales for the first six months of 1955,
B<}>land reports, reached an all-time peak—40% higher than the
same
period in 1954.
The expansion of
wrought alloy capacity is but one phase of an
overall program that calls for eventual enlarging of
company facilities
lor
production
of beryllium
master alloys
and
commercial
casting
Mr.
has
as
well.
already
As part of its current modernization program,
stepped
its
up
capacity
for
production
Beryllium
beryllium alu¬
of
minum master alloy.—V. 177, p. 2782.
$886,304
$3,779,648
$3,594,335
52,525
193,926
245,300
$3,973,574
$3,839,635
295,522
358,943
1,250,153
Big Smoke Uranium, Inc., Spokane, Wash.—Files—
SEC
corporation
covering
cents),
curities
pay
to
be
Corp.,
Sept.
on
800,000
shares
offered
at
Spokane,
filed
7
a
letter
on
of non-assessable
25
cents
Wash.
per
The
through
proceeds
to
be
$579,886
$2,723,421
$2,636,964
115,760
140,472
482,387
562,639
$2,241,034
William
Dana
(Telephone
Seibert,
STate
FINANCIAL
President.
2-0613);
1
CHRONICLE
twice
Gardens.
10
Se¬
used
(Reg. U.
a
week
London,
S.
NOTE:
On
account
of
the
fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
of
for
and
$0.25
$0.18
$0.34
and
As
result,
a
until
been
covering the
earnings this
foreseen."—V.
pfd. stock
104,346
182,
60$.
p.
new
work,
60,000
181,
interests
exploration
been
granted
in
the
Paris
Government
American,
in
Commission
the
p.
at
had
company
182,
Service
Corp.
1011.
(&
■
Subs.)—
1955
taxes
1954
8,261,047
8.585,636
$2,007,815
$1,723,556
1,179
9,586
$1,733,122
deductions
603,643
requirements
632,875
$1,405,351
$1,100,247
287,592
241,797
$1,117,759
$858,450
,
stock
867,141
:___
of
half
69c
common
1955
of
stock
the
dividend
on
the
first
the
after
amounted
to
months
have
Co.
been
to
Rutland,
virtually
of
1954
finance
Vt.
after
completed
the
of
with
company's
construction
is
181,
provision
$598,134,
outstanding.
This
stock
common
six
$0.99
earnings,
requirements,
share
per
over
867,141
$1.29
company's
long-term leaseback basis.—V.
$20,462,
the
New
general
new
completed,
on
or
York
office
a
pur¬
1874.
p.
corporation
Salt
2,490,934
on
Sept. 6 filed a letter of notification with the
12,500,000 shares of non-assessable capital stock, to be
covering
at
(one
par
Lake
City,
cent
Utah.
incident
expenses
for
to
share),
per
The
through Utah Securities Co.»
proceeds are to be used to pay for
net
mining activities.
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—To Split Stock—•
The
stock
an
it
has
of
been
directors
now
the
past two
the
continue
1,
The
The
stock,
at
stock.
The
common
1955,
to
notice
books will
requires
the
of
the
as
of
not
the
proposal,
record
and
be
by
into
the
four
two
sections
seismic
of
5,000
crews.
The
then
date
to
vote
fixed
and
for
on
the
close
of
determination
the
at
held
of
the
special
meeting.
closed.
approval
of
the
affirmative
votes
of
the
a
majority of the outstanding shares of common
split-up of such shares requires authorization by the
Commerce
and
to
Commission,
If
the
proposal
is
approved
without
by
the
the Commission, certificates for the additional shares
the record holders as soon as the amendment becomes
the
surrender for exchange of any of the certificates
It is expected that the split will become effective in
outstanding.
1956.
'
:
,
It is the present opinion of the board that if conditions remain sub¬
stantially as at present the dividend on the new stock will initially be
Water
Ended
before
stock
value.
par
least
the
issued
splitting the common
subject to the approval
basis,
January,
covered
Service
July
1955
1954
$11,528,133
L
taxes
at
accomplished in January,
8,993,465
8,742
8,024
$2,543,410
$2,566,397
892,384
867,508
deductions-
Net income
$1,651,026
preferred stock-
The
,
cents per quarter.
1956.—V.
It is expected
182, p, 1011.
that the split will
on Sept,
12 introduced a new era of push button
motoring,
together
with
an
ultra-modern
body
design
presented under the name "Flight-Sweep."
than 500 newspaper, magazine,
radio and television newsmen
corporation
automatic
concept
More
$1,698,889
343,920
357,935
$1,307,106
$1,340,954
previewed
Imperial
control,
ments,
182, p. 110.
the
company's
passenger
along
with
significant
cars,
1956 Plymouth, Dodge, DeSoto, Chrysler and
all
offering push
button
automatic
drive
number of other advanced engineering develop¬
safety features and the new flight-influenced body
a
styling.
L.
:
of 67%
Chrysler Corp.—1956 Cars Previewed—
8,405,047
$2,558,373
___.
deductions
rate
$10,963,420
$2,534,668
___„
the
be
Co.—Earnings—
31—
revenue
on
of
be
1,
resolutions
common
special meeting of the stockholders to be
consideration
transfer
and
adopted
two-for-one
a
shares, without
a
entitled
stockholders
will
for
12
on
majority of the
be
to
proposal
holders
2469.
Interest, etc.,
stock
effective
be
divided
a
Nov.
on
square
work
to
be
of
1955,
business
by a technical committee representing the two interests.
area
each,
p.
will
Sept.
on
outstanding
holders
The board called
will immediately
Paris.
The explo¬
operating earnings
Non-operating income
Dividends
the
(net).
stock
to
and
offered
the other French,
Net
Ealance
by
Chaffin Uranium Corp., Salt Lake
City, Utah—Files—
and the remainder by French private capital.
geological teams have been studying the Paris
years and pooling their information.
For the
French
and
Operating expenses and
••
Public
dividend
Insurance
SEC
60,000
permit
a
Basin,
square
the
Months
Operating
set
Commission
$1,600,000.—V.
share.
building
chase
Ltd.—Affil. Granted Permit
have
program
20,000
California
12
of
$2,008,994
Arrangements
.38,800
2,668,934
one
will be directed
—V.
increase
general
a
$10,268,862 $10,309,192
common
first
Interstate
kilometers
.
value
the
to
,
for
the
for
approved
income
increase
an
per
104,963
(par $50)
$1)
crews,
the
French
has
fair
a
amount
and
other
preferred
The
stock (par $50)_—
preferred stock (par $50)—
American
seismic
American
the
income
stock
the
2.4c
$0.83
preferred
five-year
Basin
on
application
in
income
equivalent
outstanding—
(par
Commission
5.8%
its
President, disclosed it cost approximately $175,000,000
into production. The figure does not:
expenditures for new plants or engineering facilities, which
this year amounted to an additional $130,000,000.
The new Plymouth,
Dodge,
DeSoto, Chrysler and Imperial cars will be shown publicly
to
L.
Colbert,
develop and put the new cars
to
Campbell Soup Co.—Plans New Unit—
This
company
new
building
N.
on
on
Sept.
8
Front Street,
awarded
the
contract
for
constructing
a
later
in
The
between Arch and Market Streets, Cam¬
J.
neered
the
Fall.
newsmen
cars
Patent Office)
C.,
3,
rode
equipped
and
with
drove
the
Chrysler
latest
type
Corportaion's
seat
belts,
safety-engi¬
LifeGuard door
William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1955 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the
1879.
Subscriptions in United States,
U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $55.00 per year; in Dominion of
["every
E.
office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March
Canada, $58.00 per year.
Other Countries, $62.00 per year.
post
1955.
report
had
911.
p.
den,
Published
Drapers'
30.
earnings
"Also,
made
not
which
this
of
Shares outstanding
Earnings per share
$2,074,325
the
(par
for expenses incident to mining activities.
THE COMMERCIAL AND
last
President.
Laws,
expenses
include
Standard
are
Mansell,
Tax
of
previously
were
Vermont
stockholders
—V.
with
stock
common
share,
net
notification
S.
before
expenses
Balance
1,202,671
_
Balance
The
O.
Income
revenues
Preferred
comparable
ingot,
April
than
rates
In
kilometer area south of
ration permit, a spokesman explained, is renewable for two additional
periods not exceeding five years each.
Amofrance is owned by the California Texas corporation, a member
of the Caltex Group of Companies.
SNPLM is owned about 50%
by
mills.
wrought
$1.95
at a record pace and
will exceed earlier esti¬
income
Interest
1955—12 Mos.—1954
$439,414
stock
into
move
sion adapts for the first time to the beryllium
copper industry advanced
mass-production and quality control equipment that has been suc¬
steel
$3.50
—
year
classes
some
corportaion's
Commerce
return
Gross
1955—8 Mos.—-1954
share—
com.
182,
Two
has
cessfully applied in
61.500
$1,958,670
continued
the
said
Federal
of
2,078,000
109.800
for
year,"
the
ended
higher
basis,
Operating
Operating
jointly announced by American
whereby
Germany
182,
in
the
period
electric
a
Dec.
in
3,934.000
has
volume
4.098,170
$3,275,840
stock
products
the
of
1954
7,319,640
capital.
$654,526
cumulative
French
that
program
six
Close
$938,829
California Texas Oil Co.,
universal
among
license
cross
income—
on
12 Months Ended June 30—
(SNPLM).
by
company.—V.
in
Earnings Improve—
the
stock
com.
cumulative
—V.
compass,
announced virtual completion of a
major ex¬
will significantly increase the quantity, quality
and variety of beryllium copper wrought products available to
industry.
Cited by company officials as a major
step in the coming of age of
the beryllium copper industry, the two-year $2,000,000
expansion—most
of it in new processing equipment now in
operation—modernizes and
increases by 60%
the wrought alloy finishing capacity of the most
completely integrated producer of beryllium and beryllium alloy products.
According to Lawrence F. Boland, Vice-President, the physical expan¬
first
preferred stock,
Rambo,
to
with
will
manufactured
1955
taxes
common
sales
requested increases
$770,286
stock
Common
Beryllium Corp.—Announces Expansion Program—
This
pansion
duce
Overseas Petroleum France SAF (Amofranee) and Societe Nationale des Petroles du Languedoc Mediterranean
be
charge of
Corp., with headquarters
Sept. 7.—V. 168, p. 247.
on
company estimated to total $1,450,000 on
taxes.
The new rates were nfade effective on
service rendered on and after Sept. 8.
According to Commission figures the new rate schedules will pro¬
agreement
Plath
in
Steel
duties
<
accruals
in
be
annual
initial
will
the
vessels
(MST)
$50,399,156 $44,445,999
for
our
revisions
Illinois
the
an
College Point, N. Y. plant.
present Belock list of navigational
and a navigational computer.
an
equipment
Europe
will
The
in
35,031
$2.50 sinking fund cumu.
Plath
compass,
the magnetic
and
automatic pilot in
for
of
$3
Belock's
at
supplement the
includes a radar
that
of
The
merchant
on
will
also
Plath
C.
a
gyro
recorder
course
liners
ocean
hereafter
These
from
announced.
in
Ltd.
Central Illinois Light Co.—Rates Increased—
$1,065,808
requirements
per
$2.50
1837.
said
equipment,
on
sold
since
Belock
steering
equipment
President
throughout the world
instruments
Mr.
$1,030,777
income
divid.
Shares
rights in the United
complete line of merchant
a
of
for
that
the start
months
year
$4,137,563 $17,496,365 $17,542,544
3,251,259
13,716,717
13,948,209
3,529,883
(.net)
deductions—
Earns,
exclusive
States and Canada to manufacture and sell
Harry
six
Life
Net
Pfd.
Belock Instrument Corp.—New Agreement Concluded
marine
$4,560,660
income
Income
16,690,178
acquired
Co.
Leasehold
p.m.
Assistant Vice-President
as
States
new
.____
share
for
was
19,906,734
2,632,214
has
3:30
at
._
are
$58,500,000.
notification
911.
corportaion
expire
shares
Gas
and
.
1955—3 Mos.—1954
taxes____
income
Gross
Earned
This
cumulative
through
of
1955—Month—1954
$12,208,645 $10,284,960
revenues—
oner,
Other
6,603,950
3,038,730
charges
p.
at
Net
&
17,306,100
7,477,564
his
income
on
per
provided
114,123,009
2,728,700
911,221
&
(& Subs.)—August Sales Increased—
revenues
exp.
Net
169,278,618
1,042,906
Oil
Ltd.
July 31—
eliminated
For
22,685,838
taxes-
1
United
taxes
demand
retroactive
June,
911.
182, p.
Oper.
expenses..
182,
letter
a
1955—7 Mos.- -1954
24,367,976
taxes
will
—_
Net operating
Operating
-Earnings—
revenues
after
—V.
mates
California Electric Power Co.—Earnings—
operating
Net
Net
"The
Santa
181, p. 2354
The net proceeds are
-
—V.
$
income
and
—
indications
822.
Sales
1955—34 Wks.—1954
Month—1954
preferred
Leaseholds
714.
p.
Aug.
on
the
over
provision
income
income
Earnings
$2,417,290 $29,493,098 $27,733,280
911.
1955-
participating
Corp.—Earnings Up Sharply—
Non-operating
Beck Shoe Corp.—Current Sales Up—
Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania-
Other
filed
7
covering 2,839 shares of 6%
Butler Brothers
1955—4 Wks.—1954
extended
182,
____
taxes
laboratories, accord¬
1,345,506
237,314
Period Ended July 31-
Federal
private
the
on
Equipment Order—
Period End. June 30—
Operating
Operating
awarded
ever
year,
in
of
before
Net
Calif.
plant
its
Western
Force.
kind
$5,000,000.
of Baltimore—New President-
He took
sales
State
issue of
an
Period Ended Aug. 31—
p.
by
contract
issue
of
been
retired
Sales
Federal
been
article"
911.
p.
Philadelphia, Pa.
6,537,049
2,953,457
945,759
1,471,703
6,399,083
2,133,085
4,831,501
$2,513,640
182,
testing
increased
has
"first
Dulin.
Canadian
The
911.
(A. S.)
—V.
$920,542'
$815,199
income
Period Ended Aug. 27—
Air
its
of
Budget Plan Corp., Iladdonfield, N. J.—Files With SEC
fered
Sales
S.
of
Watt
Central
1952
25,959
railway
p.
U.
Jackson
testing
two
next
of
J.
Income
Company,
See
1953
196.246
railway.—
oper.
182,
1954
1—
from
Net
Net
the
largest
Byron
the
has
1955.—V.
Celotex
Net
that
12
covering
to
shares
9 Months Ended
Columbus, Ohio, has sold to Ohio in¬
$400,000 5% sinking fund debentures
dated Aug. 15, 1955, and due Aug. 15, 1970, it was an¬
nounced on Sept. 15.
Refractories, Incorporated do
whose sales were $3,060,000
$695,139
-
income—
oper.
From
Gross
railway
railway
Sept.
for
the
Byron Jackson,
vestors
Co.
1955
from
Net
equipment
contract,
the
at
Ohio
ac¬
field
Beaumont, Sour Lake & Western Ry.—Earnings—
Net
just
President
310.
p.
July—
Gross
of
Broughton's Farm Dairy, Inc.—Debentures Sold—The
Co.
for
the
has been named
docks.
the
over
excess
stock
common
lime
Division
on
43
Chicago.
the testing will be con¬
However, the company will
Ana, Calif., which, in
addition to doubling present BJ electronic instrument
production facil¬
ities, will include a separate and complete laboratory to handle elec¬
tronic equipment testing for both government and private industry.
Re-
on
on
contract
Coast, forecasts
to
Budd
•
announced
pilot
ducted
two
shares.
acquired
Kelley Island
182,
the
of
has
Kelley Island has long occupied an
Six month earnings
figures of Basic
not
20%
46,148
of
provide
products
of
number
Refractories
inventories and
these
of
dolomite
earnings
maintaining
of
increased
Basic
current
dividend
consideration
a
business,
Acquisition
stock
a
an
on
for
$461,476.00
the
on
expectation
Secondly,
tories
action
has
with
and
its
as
President of Byron Jackson,
of Borg-Warner.
shortly break ground
basing
Jackson
company announcement
of Sept. 1, 1955.
a
change became effective
$500,000
a
During
reasons.
Firstly,
to
Byron
tools
division
Dulin
awarded
electronic
$669,420
share
common
from
according
the
and
high, contain¬
providing modern
Watt, prominent in steel manufacturing and sales for the
years,
has been elected President of this company and its
wholly-owned subsidiary, the Canton RR.
Byron Jackson Awarded Electronics Testing Contract
This
stock
common
Earnings
Aside
.
stock
The
become
oil
pumps,
Ltd.
30,
Western
of
is expected to be carried
involves an expenditure in
offer
common
Sept.
Mr.
manufacturer
coast
has
Corporation
Dulin,
new
Mr.
Net
Preferred
rate
S.
the
of
west
equipment
5,688,434
expenses!
operating
1954
$8,387,682
-
and
electronic
Borg-Warner
Subs.)—Earnings Improve
1955
sales
Cost
Jackson, pioneer
Byron
and
-
company's
for
past
Borg-Warner Corp.—-New Division—
re¬
'
■
6 Months Ended June 30—
Net
and
,
V
'
Refractories Inc.
capacity
1010)
p.
■'
contractors
stories
company has ordered five additional rail diesel cars from The
Co., bringing to 16 the total number of
these self-propelled rail¬
operated by this road.—V, 182, p. 2.
Canton Co,
non-
-
pany
constrpction
building
1010.
p.
Securities
and
Oklahoma
of
Co.,
structure, 'four
exchange for capital stock of Calvan Consolidated
exploring,
producing
States
&
Pa.
concrete
Canadian Petrofina Ltd.—Extends
Exchange Offers—
on
of
and
years
were
passenger cars
and
business
buildings which
loading
The
indebtedness.
in
and
properties
-
be
engaged
old
Canadian Pacific
Ry.—Buys Five Budd RDC's—
conditions,
current
gas
410.
p.
certain
Wark
was
and
five
of
part of the company's modernization
inefficient
buildings
with
up-to-date
a
This
Sept. 23.
on
bidder
steel
a
modernization
182,
Budd
denominations
under
company
interests
producing
said,
in
place
as
and
Philadelphia,
be
three
—V.
of
$100, $250, $500
multiple of $1,000, and are convertible into common
share at any time up to and including Sept. 15,
any
subject
acquiring
The
he
or
$1.75
BUSINESS—The
<
in
■
at
(CST)
p.m.
offered
are
y PROCEEDS—The net
development costs,: and
held.
-
$1,000
1975,
closely
was
debentures
stock
■::
common
The
,
the
of
will
This
to
by N. R. Real & Co., Jersey City, N. J.
Subscription rights must be received by the company's
subscription agent, Burt, Hamilton & Co., Kirby Bldg.,
is increasing sales to indus¬
the
year
old
ing approximately 65,000 square feet. In addition to
production areas, the building will house 12 new
underwritten
like
year.
customers
ratio
the
$168,926 in the first half of
Ervin
the
period of last
trial
from
by
in
It
vertible debentures due Sept. 15, 1955, and due
Sept. 15,
1975 at 100% of principal amount at the rate of
$100
of debentures for each 100 shares held. The
offering is
Barry Controls, Inc.—Earnings Increased—
successful
engineers
cor¬
poration is offering to its common stockholders of record
July 15, 1955, the right to subscribe for $600,000 6% con¬
608.
p.
take
this
replace
structures.
310.
p.
Boren Oil & Gas Corp.—Debentures Offered—The
will
earlier
to
program
The
Net
unit
new
down
1954
$4,235,709
—
3
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in
New
York
funds.
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1112)
hold
which
latches
faster
locked,
securely
doors
brakes,
acting
aries
and
provide
to
the
push
all
of
five
drive
button
lines
of
is
Hi-Fi"
brakes,
beam headlights, plus a
important
under-the-hood
mechanical
advances,
electrical
systems.—V. 182, p. 811.
engines,
number of other
including
12-volt
sealed
improved
Financial
T.
I.
offering of $100,000,000 3%% debentures, due Sept. 1,1970
was
made
on
Sept. 15 by a nationwide investment
headed by Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., arid Lehman Brothers. The deben¬
tures
were
priced at 98.575% and accrued interest to
banking
This
maturity.
to
offering
oversub¬
was
Announcement
producing
in
The
If redeemed
pricipal amount
and
on
PROCEEDS—Net
additional
are
after Sept.
proceeds
working
funcis
from
of
portion
funds
the
will
be
1966.
combination
be used to furoish
subsidiaries for the
will
corporation's
certain
related
insurance
total
Together,
financing
organizations
ceivables
purchased
the
1954
year
June
30.
these
subsidiaries
the
1955,
Dec.
31,
amounted
1954
the
the
to
June
30,
EARNINGS—Consolidated
subsidiaries
recurring
30,
for
the
profit
1955
to
Canada.
factoring
for the
six
and
held
of
to
the
properties
of
and
the
the
for
corporation
six
stallation
P.
of
GIVING
EFFECT
months
PRESENT
TO
preference
funded
stock
that
stock
stated
value
all
(without
$6.20
per
stock
common
9,331,370 shares
par
will
be
50,000,00li
The
at
corporation
series
will
$20,000,000
gether
complete
the
is
More
Loeb
Lehman
A.
C.
Co
Brothers
&
Whipple
W.
Burge
&
Bear,
<fc
Becker
400,000
300,000
.
than
&
400,000
200,000
Pierce,
The
Turben
Co.,
&
300,000
750,000
400,000
S, Moseley & Co
Newhard, Cook & Co.__
300,000
The
Blunt
Ellis
Elyth
&
Burnham
Central
Company
and
200,000
Courts
Dain
Dominick
Francis
Estabrook
R.
&
W.
Pressprich
1,000,000
Riter
&
Co.
&
1,000,000
Gardner—
&
1,000,000
L. F. Rothschild & Co.. 1,000,000
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler 3,500,000
Company
200,000
1,000,000
Co.
500,000
&
Co...
Renshaw—
Schoellkopf,
Hutton
300,000
&
750,000
Pomeroy,
300,000
Schwabacher
First
300,000
Scott
Co.
200.000
300,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Shields & Company
1,000,000
Folger,
Michigan
Corp.
Nolan-W.
Hibbs
&
Fulton,
Glore,
B.
Co
&
400,000
Forgan & Co
2,750,000
Sachs & Co.. 2,750,000
Marache
&
&
&
Co
400,000
300,000
F.
750,000
William
Ripley & Co.,
Incorporated
2,750,000
Hayden, Miller & Co...
400,000.
Stone
Hemphill,
Noyes
H.
&
Hentz
Henry
2,750,000
300,000
200,000
Swiss American Corp
Spencer Trask & Co
1,500,000
Johnston,
Weeks—_
&
Co
Co
1,000,000
Co.
Inc
Langley
&
Freres
M.
&
300,000
Securities
750,000
Corp..
Walker
H.
Co
&
400,000
Watling,
300,000
White,
2,750,000
750,000
Wertheim & Co
500,000
&
Co.—
1,000,000
Co
1,000,000
Co.
Douglas
1,000,000
The
Service Co.
-
The
•Gross
Profit
Prov.
for
taxes
inc.
on
&
gas
in
earnings
util.
subs,
sold
Woods
sales
crude
$
$
1,396,876
9,896,951
7,414,192
23,540,627
incl
1954
figures
of
8,830,111
\
19,455,609
in
4,072,596
23,540,627
23,528,205
pur¬
44,478,958
42,267,607 104,962,181
purchased crude oil.
) tExclusive
of
^as uUlity subsidiaries sold. tFor comparative
are
The
stated
letter
a
City,
net
shares
IV2
or
exclusive
of
operations
of
Debentures
C.-f—Files With
of
Utah
proceeds
stock
common
through
and
Mid
Seaboard
be
to
are
with
used
(par
America
Securities
to
pay
lor
of
gas
85,778 972
equity
purposes
utility
comfortable
Solvents
full
Corp.
scale
J.
tank
the
2,000
known
light
Chicago,
—
111.—Preferred
Nitroparaffins
in
the
subsidi¬
other
and
ment
Now
in
La.,
facilities
plant,
it
wan
have
metals.
nitromethane
of
7,
1955.
Agriculture
It
flowing from
to
went
utilize
will
further
additional
Credit
filed
1955, covering
This
been
The
of
182,
J.
figure
L.
to
S.
be
Peoria,
111.
NP's
expansion
in
the
present
of
nitroparaffins from
among
and
for
Oct.
Sept.
on
expansion
The
which
be
can
redemption
1976
15,
company
proximately
up. to
from
to
$2
and
$5,500,000
to
bars,
statement
with
the
SEC
share.
under Arizona laws
per
wtll
voting
trust
tubing
Nov.
on
9,
1954,
Arizona.—V.
Hamilton
180,
its
of
and
conditions
to
anticipated
increase
the
Aug.
24,
Dec.
6,
declared
SEC
copper-covered
Arlen
of this
Sept.
on
in
1955,
the
by
program
G.
Swiger,
New
filed
seeking
1955,
payment
board
of
similar
a
directors
of
the
number
is
to
Warren,
of
of
publicly
of
at
spent
Melting
660.000
made
rolling
to
increased volume and
stock
the
facilities
tons
of
above
company's
be
year.
When
and
furnaces
(four
65-ton
finishing facilities to give
broader range of products.
a
will be installed
together
this
could
increased
be
wire
and
will
about
makes a wide
the telephone,
40%.
division
cable
expended
be
variety
Glassport,
at
Pa„
improvements.
for
At
approximately
this
plant,
the
of copper-covered steel wire products
railroad, electronics and construction
power,
Close
at
to
Ohio,
S.
Executive
who
Kaplan
of
elected
elected
provide
wider
a
nange
President
of
of
the Board
of
the
of
Thomas
Association
Chairman
'
President,
as
Chairman
elected
3rd,
National
The
Honorary
the
to
Changes—
been
has
was
Riter,
G.
equipment
tubing products.-
Darbaker
M.
President
auxiliary
for
steel
Announces
James
R.
is ear-marked for the Ohio seamless tube division
$1,000,000
Shelby,
of seamless
succeeding Frank
Board
A.
Directors.
of
Edison,
Inc.
Manufactures,
of
Directors
has
and
been
Chairman
and
Committee.
Finance
Darbaker
had
1954 —V.
181,
Senior
been
Vice-President
of
Copperweld
since
844.
p.
Corn Products Refining Co. (&
Subs.)—Earnings Off—
1955
Six Months Ended June 30—
1954
$
$
136,008.830
92,510.395
15,038,500
16,766,513
2,441,549
1,980,840
17,480,049
17,747,353
income
int.
in
subs,
England
New
net inc., prior to
of
6,^)50,000
7,430,603
Grain Products
sale on June 30,
1955
York,
registration
dividend
the
914,250
2.452,500
5,661,000
than Federal taxes on
other
1,141,275
3,140,500
Taxes,
141,215
7,396,059
both
corporation
of
on
•Earns,
*The
per
outstanding June 30.
share
for
reflect
the
common
to
six
the
7,960,077
$0.79
$0.82
dividends
after pfd.
shares
common
adjusted
p.
sh.
com.
per
7,430.603
8,206,400
fo
3-for-l
ended
months
split
stock
and the net ihcome
1954,
that
have
date,
20,
May
on
1955.—V.
been
181,
2240.
computations
based
are
on
30,381
shares
of
comon
stock
outstanding and not as yet deposited under either voting
represent the maximum number of full shares without elimi¬
181,
p.
2799.
Crescent
Corp.
Semi-Annual
—
Garbade, President,
Operations
and
Investment
of
than
more
managing
of
jts
Foster
$800,000
in
new
equipment by Foster
by Consolidated Freightways,
Interstate Commerce Commission
reported
pending
seller.
is
President
received,
L.
J.
Foster
S.
Snead,
wbuld
be
Jr.
said
operated
as
that
a
if
approval
wholly-owned
a
number
the
six
tractors
are
already
delivery.
in
of
management,
latest
service
design
the
and
and
Foster
50
remainder
ordered
24
trailers.
scheduled
for
dieselSome
early
stock
Ltd.,
latter
being operated
as
a
subsidiary.
The
June
30,
before
outstanding
the
sale
of
therefrom
has
corporation
tax liabilities,
ended
H.
aggregate $3,178,000
provided
$1,000,000
for
leaving
1955,
the
or
a
net of $2,178,000 for
$5.11
exchange
for
offer
each
share
(see
of
below.)
of earnings and profits arose from
the sale to Kerr-McKee Oil Industries, Inc., the sale of General Amer¬
ican
Oil
all
of
of
Co.
Texas
Crescent's
net
the
the
during
operations
amount
stock,
first
crude
oil
and
refining,
all
quarter,
production
of
marketing,
which
amounted
to
is
and
pipeline
nonrecurring.
1,300
barrels
a
June 30 compared with 1,200 barrels at the end of March,
1955.
work continues on company properties in
Cass and Marion Counties, Texas with five wells producing and three
wells drilling.
The wells completed to date are excellent producers,
and
should
add
substantially
to
Crescent's production
during
the
day
on
Extensive
Crescent
development
of
the
sold
tive
year.
marketing^ pipeline, and refining facilities effec¬
with trade name, trade marks, certain
and notes receivable, materials, supplies
and $5,000,000 in cash.
It received as consideration
its
April 1, 1955, together
undeveloped leases, accounts
and
equipment,
674,880
-
all of the capital stock of Canadian
headquarters in Calgary, Canada,
and
the
Freightways,
now
are
.
purchased
with
has
high capacity
Expands in Canada—
corporation has
months
six
common
arising
adjustments
taxes.
Federal and State income
remainder
years.
Consolidated's
special
income
Substantially
purchase.
operates as a motor common carrier in the States of Illinois,
Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana and Missouri and provides service to such
important industrial centers as Chicago, Indianapolis, St.
Louis, Dayton,
Louisville, and Cincinnati. Agreed purchase price is $300,000* in cash
or
15,000 shares of Consolidated common stock, at the
option of the
purchase
before
W.
—
Aug. 11, said in part:
on
Earnings for the first six months of 1955, profit from
is
the
A 35-inch
with soaking
The addition
industries.
assets
This
steel
improved
a
registra¬
a
and
Under
the
issued
to heat steel for this mill.
straightening equipment is also contemplated. Upon
project, it is estimated that shipments from this
and
of
the
Co.
Consolidated freightways, Inc.—Proposed Acquisition
of
depend
be
to
will
ingots
sufficient capacity
by
will
50-ton
be
$1,000,000
fcsed
shares
will have seven electric
capacity).
company
will
annealing
At
sold
the additional debt and
on
of
be
Ohio.
capacity
a
three
Additions
company
be
to
offering.
interest
for
$10,000,000
at
to
the
and
units
of
program.
located
enlarged
time
Kaplan, President, the Increased earnings
program
should materially benefit the present
1955.
and
is
ap¬
of
7,537,274
corporation,
9,
wire
steel
obtaining
a
representing
by
proposed modern¬
S.
outstanding
the
completed,
the
R.
after allowing
the
in
finance
of
sale
on
shares
common
at
Frank
from
shareholders
and
the
2187.
p.
and
Pell
stock
common
certificates
of
as
were
York,
of
to
(a) 607 shares of common stock
par value)
which were to be issued Sept. 15, 1955, to stock¬
holders of record as of Sept. 6, 1955, In payment of a 2% stock dividend
and
(b) 607 shares to be issued Dec.
15,
1955, to stockholders of
which
interest.
New
shares; authorized serial preferred from 114,605
authorized long term debt to $15,000,000.
The
market
to
the
from
additional
According
on
($1.00
record
of
and
of
Minority
with
accrued
cost
finance
to
borrowing
1,500,000
shares;
214,605
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.—Stock Dividends—
statement
joint
by
$450,000 of
1955
and
per
organized
in
J.
Victor
Loewi,
voting trustees for
gross
common
stock to the public,
long term basis and the balance
retained
earnings.
Stockholders at a special meeting Oct.
10
vote
on
proposals to Increase authorized
common
stock
from
number
Phoenix
Corp.,
details
each
at
program
proposes
$5,500,000 from
May,
in the small loan business. Net proceeds of its present financ¬
ing are to be used to the extent of $400,000 in the operation of offices
Phoenix and Scottsdale, Ariz.
Net proceeds in excess thereof will,
if sufficient, be used to activate other small
loan, finance, and auto¬
offices
possible
ife,
Oct.
on
in
loan
increase
to
made
100T-» l/r
at
disclosed
12
program
complete
billets
steel
The
of
engage
mobile
being exceeded
Jr., President
was
Snead,
able
products.
507.
p.
registration
a
at
cents
was
this
to
its main manufacturing
approximately $12,000,000
and
is scheduled
for
completion in 1957.
Its objective is aimed at
increasing capacity, improving quality, reducing costs and broadening
the range of products offered for sale, thereby enabling Copperweld
to better meet
the increasing demands of users of quality alloy and
700,000 shares of
sale
40
company
1955
expect
Co., Inc.—Partial Redemption-
called
due
company
ization
divisions.
its $1 par capital stock, to be
share. The offering is to be made
on a "best efforts" basis by Carl H. Ward, Lynn M. Cary,
and C. Burke
Cunningham, President, Vice-President, and Secretary-Treasurer, re¬
spectively (as well as directors), for which they will receive a selling
commission
of
"We
Copperweld Steel Co.—Expansion Program Set—Plans
Henry
considering
possibilities.—V,
public
in¬
an
to Raise Funds From Sale of Securities—
company
City, Ariz.—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
for
representing
Payment will be made at The Maine Midland Trust Co.
120 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.—V. 181, p. 2117.
are
an¬
Wood?*' President.
Sept.
on
production
Sterlington,
shipment
developing
as
corporation
Edmonton
at
according
improvements,
182, p. 913.
debentures
Mr.
This
an
of
high
built
first half
said:
Continental Can
There
3 'A %
division
nitroparaffins
car
currently
Commonwealth
Sept. 9,
pro¬
Sta/tes
operation."—V.
pesticides.
well
another
one
Freightways by improvement of the joint service between
and Canadian points, and to realize economies and
thiough combined sales effort, modernization of equip¬
United
completion
Albert
made
was
is
Ed¬
regions
Canadian
said.
as
been
margin,
He
Approximately
Corp.,
to
industry in volume, this new family of
initially
be
used
by
the
textile,
surface
coatings,
photographic,
and
chemical
specialties
industries,
Mr.
production,
has
and in the
a
Consolidated.
available
of
closely with
worked
latest
of
two-high reversing primary mill
and
to
benefited
at
by
the
Privately—The private placement of 10,000
company
long
expenditure
an
terminal
new
erected
on
notification
will
manufacture
have
semi-trailers
of
activities.
Discount
facilities
aluminum
of
oil —
of
stock
common
1958.
31,
subsidiary. The two companies have interchanged freight for
7,915,582
stock¬
to
Foster
§1955—6 Mos.—41954
2,724,981
9,465,994
sales
C.
by
approval
$
A
be
Other
industries
in
which
the
nitroparaffins
will
find
use
are
plastics, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals manufacture, and in the processing
200,000
of
income
•Includes
D.
railroad
British
Vancouver,
vestment of $225,000,
on
converted
912.
p.
non-assessable
12
before
powered
chased
of
Sept.
011
petroleum,
1,000,000
501,390
•Includes
shares
Utah, Salt Lake
corporation's
new
The
Inc.—Earnings—
1954
Net
182,
business
be
April
Commission—
filed
30
at
Never
1,000,000
Co..
9,465,994
income
Dec.
$13V3
at
offered at five cents per share,
Consolidated's
tNet
Equity
Aug.
on
operation
chemicals
trust
income— 204,291,846 186,408,920 453,701,400
405,633,750
inc.
taxes
12,190,975
8,811,068
33.437,578
28,285,720
oper.
befor
of
can
debentures due May 1, 1979, will be
in exchange for temporary de¬
Guaranty Trust Co, of New York.—V. 179,
nating fractional shares.—V.
Wurts, Dulles & Co
$
close
812.
first
issued
&
& Co.—_
Struthers
§1955—3 Mos.—U954
for
12
1955,
Exchange
first
oil
into
south
to
west
the
serves
and
Prairie
and
equipment improvement pro¬
approximaely $1,100,000.
On
capacity design and, 36 pro¬
pane-powered tractors. Some of these units are already in service and
the company is benefiting from the more modern
equipment.
10-year
Sept.
on
issue
Corp., Washington, D.
700,000
world's
in
now
which
Cities
set
was
Freight Lines of Indianapolis is
Period End. June 30^-
the
at
through
1955
19,
incident to mining
p.
subsidiary
Freightways is launching
involves
45
pits with
400,000
1011,
p.
System's
200,000
Witter
Wood,
expended
fund
at
Commercial
2,750,000
Co.
&
Co..
McEvoy
Dean
Rhoades
1
&
about
cost
Commercial Production—
1,000,000
Lerchen
Weld
Winslow,
3,500,000
Corp
Loeb,
182,
Union
G.
Co.
&
&
Higginson
Carl
Co.,
Meeds.
Lemon
W.
&
Tucker, Anthony & Co..
500,000
&
Bissell
Lazard
1,000,000
&
Laird,
—V.
Corp.
Co..
&
sinking
Washington,
182,
tion
Hilliard & Son..
Hutton
C.
Secu-
500.000
Illinois
The
rities
Webster
Inc..:
Hutton
E.
400,000
&
Stroud
...
V.
300,009
Inc.
the
of
surrendered
Engineering, Inc.—Definitive
of
Grand
Alberta
stock.
$50,000,000
debenture,—V.
issue
Inc.,
from
in
to
advantages
sell,
and
shares of 5V2% prior preferred stock (par $100) has been
made through William Blair & Co., Chicago.
See also
500,000
&
Boyce
Nicolaus &
Co.,
Stone
1,
price
the
covering
acquired
companies
that
the
debentures,
been
1964, was offered last
for
each 36 shares of
500,000
R. Staats & Co.
Bros.
Stifel,
1,000,000
&
200,000
200,000
Hornblower
F.
Co..
Stein
750,000
Co
Herrman
B.
J.
Co._L
&
2,750,000
S. Smithers &' Co
the
$100
Sept.
cent), to be
Lethbridge
through
a
are
off
to
in
Jan,
$100
quota
been
common
$20,373,500
of
after
Stock Placed
500,000
Smith, Barney & Co
Smith, Moore & Co
Harriman
Hayden,
200,000
Co..
&
500,000
Sons
Hallgarten
Lee
Agnew
&
200,000
Co.
Gregory
E.
500,000
Singer,Deane & Scribner
Granbery,
W.
Co
Stringfellow...
Shuman,
Goldman,
J.
500,000
&
Chas. W. Scranton
Inc
Co.,
Reid
&
Inc.
two
order
will
offered
Farwell, Chapman & Co.
of
from
corporation
extends
area
and
service from points served in the United States by
points in Canada served by Canadian Freightways.
two interconnect at Coutts, Alberta.
The
Sept. 29,
1955,
the balance to¬
be
available
to
has
$29,000,000
service
newly
Consolidated
division
400,000
Rodman
&
to
or
of
expenses
1,000,000
Co
year
public
1931.
The
Co_
&
Reynolds
had
due
of
rate
3Vb%
on
bentures
Hop300,000
Reinholdt
500.000
Dominick.
Pont
&
1,000,000
Jaffray
its
of
estimated
program,
thel955
of
conversion
each
Definitive
available
of
300,000
&
&
I du
500,000
200,000
Jackson
wood
Com-
Co.
&
Webber,
Curtis
&
(Incorporated).
Dodge & Co
Clark,
Piper,
1,000,000
Republic
pany
M.
200,000
&
400,000
Company
Northwest Co.__
Paine,
Sons__
&
1,000,000
Ohio
Pacific
200,000
Inc.
Brown
F.
2,750,000
Company
Sullivan
Company,
J.
Inc
and
Bosworth,
Alex.
Simmons
&
Co.,
Boettcher
Co.____
Pittston,
per
issue
and
will
pur¬
$137,500
$2,540,000,
an
end.
year
and
to
about
or
1956,
Canadian
were
and
the company's
amount
corporation,
the
in
shares
stock
common
Alberta.
The
carbon
the
Co
30,
company's
issue,
Combustion
400,000
Milwaukee
Blair & Co. Incorporated
&
for
common
2,750,000
William
Blair
the
at
on
April
interest
remaining
Debentures—
$25,000,000
initial
prepay,
The
former's
tons
raise
3,000,000
authorization
the
and was occupied Aug. 26. A large
terminal is to
Calgary at a cost of about $500,000, and a new $70,000
freight facility is planned for Red Deer in Alberta.
Canadian Freightways reported gross volume of business in 1954 of
involving
the
Clinchfield
would
over
principal
approximately
amounted
The
convertible
The
SEC
due
debentures
the
Only
nounced
Beane
to
by
Inc.—Financing Authorized—
to
loans
four-fifths
1955.
holders
held,
500,000
Co.
Inc.
1,700,000
9.
during
200,000
Co
&
of
property
field
$40,000,000
used
of
into
Conversions
Sept.
200,000
Co.___
Co
Lynch,
Merrill,
1,000,000
Inc.
&
&
&
Fenner
400,000
Co
Co.,
Merrill
1,200,000
&
Inc.
Masten
McDonnell
Co.____
&
&
E.
McDonald
Co.,
Kraus
Stearns
A.
Co.,
&
Baird
Incorporated
Baker, Ueeks &
G.
Mason-Hagan,
McCormick
of
viding
in¬
commence
facilities,
completed
issued,
$500,000
A.
750,000
Bacon,
Marks
M.
,
1,000,000
Co
Robert
Ball,
Co.
5,400,000
—
Allyn and Co., Inc.
Eache
Laurence
be
1955.)
Commercial
5,400,000
The
C.
gram
immediately
preparation
Board
new
received
which
(of
convertible
Securities
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the principal underwriters ofi the
debentures, and the principal amount thereof which each has severally
agreed to purchase from the .corporation, are as follows:
Kuhn,
the
funds
of
the
construction
1955
Conversion
outstanding.
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.,$7,200,000
be
other
through June 30,
SEC
*9,135,201 shs.
employees
to
has
bank
of
with
The
None
10,000,000 shs.
options
would
to
the
of
of
bidding,
1980.
due
E,
Corp.,
for
it
coal
Fairmont
competitive
one
sharer,
the
Securities, and
value—
reserved
609.
p.
minority
years.
of
Freightways operates throughout Alberta
Its
Calgary
900.000
par
500,000 shs.
Common
Chairman
acquisition
Comet Uranium
Outstanding
50,000,000
182,
coal.
that
and
$1,500,000,
over
from
of
tons
mining
new
Columbia Gas System,
75,000,000
debt
(without
told.—V.
were
which
was
required to meet the increasing demand from
utility customers In the eastern states.—V. 182, p. 1011.
FINANCING
$525,750,000
value)
•If
June
75,000,000
debt
subordinated
Serial
ended
$525,750,000
funded
of
of
production
its
non¬
a
The
exceed the
to
Monday, September 19, 1955
.
small
a
of
shares
.
cash.
B.
and
industry.
subsidiary of The Pittston Co. has acquired
the Haywood Coal Co. near Clarksburg, W. Va., with
announced
Routh,
stated
p.
debt
Junior
and
before
automation
a
35.000,000
Clinchfield
at
$35,590,000
in
and
business
directors
now
operated
CoaJ Corp.—Acquisition—
corporation,
reserves
>.
respectively.
income
47%,
approximately
by
$1,686,003,000,
and
Authorized
Subordinated
re¬
$18,383,000.
CAPITALIZATION
Fu,nded
sales
Total
subsidiaries in
months ended
receivables
Total
amounted
net
installment
largest
and
includ¬
factoring.
in
and
and
$1,351,821,000
1955,
$5,033,000,
of
amounted
to
1954
year
the
States
$2,664,088,000.
amounted
and
activities,
of
one
United
financing
$3,957,923,000
were
subsidiaries
form
in
by
other
be
to
had
number
a
15,154
Columbia.
Is
company
unit
machines
for
systems
the
Punch
business
various
its
processing
that
7
Tape
has
for
for
Canadian
This
subsidiaries en¬
of installment financing,
forms
and
Sept.
on
Automatic
by
corporate purposes.
The maJor
available to C. I. T.'s automobile
BUSINESS—Corporation has numerous wholly-owned
with
data
conversion
ing
made
was
Clinchfield
3Vu%
gaged principally in specialized
chased
monton,
1954
other
made
subsidiaries.
Consolidated
company
in
2799.
p.
volume of Clary electronic products is expected
$65,000,000
sale
the
the
to
purchase of receivables and for
financing
1,
final review by the Federal
1955 sales
Proceeds
subject to redemption at prices scaled from
during the 12 months ending Aug. 31, 1956 to the
debentures
new
181,
high-speed
a
integrated
scribed and the books closed.
102'/2%
subsidiary pending
a
Canadian
group
3.75%
yield
equity in their earnings is shown as a
figures do not reflect increased natural gas
1955
by
Commission.V.
expenditure
Corp.—Debentures Offered—Public
the
and
§The
Clary Corp.—New Product—Sales Volume Up—
J.
C.
1954
collected
cars.
highlights of the 1956 models include an optional "Highway
record
player,
new
power
brakes,
new
center-plane drum
four-door
hard
tops
in all
lines,
new
and
more
efficient
Other
in
item.
Power
standard on all Chrysler Corp., cars
equipped with
PowerFlite automatic transmissions.
Located on the
instrument panel
to the left of the steering wheel, the selector unit
consists
of
buttons
for
neutral,
low,
drive and
reverse
which are
illuminated for night driving.
With the new device it takes only a
gentle touch of the finger to shift gears.
Chrysler's
newf
approach to passenger car styling embodies the
use
of an
exciting fin treatment for the rear fenders and quarter
panels. Dramatic taillight units which, integrated into the fins, carry
out
the contemporary aircraft motif evident in
the over-all styling.
New highsweep fenders accentuate the low,
ground-hugging silhouette
The
sold
separate
revenues
Chrysler
by
developed
other devices specifically
margin of safety.
many
maximum
.
stock
shares
(par
behalf
of
$25).
of !the
Kerr-McGee
Operations
buyer
in
April
4'/2%
cumulative,
convnrtibl
of the properties were co"
and transferred to them r
preferred
icted on
May 1,
1955.
Audit
work
in
connection
with
the
sale
and
operatic
for
the
'
Volume
182
Number 5465
'
,n
month
of
April,
Kerr-McGee
On
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
has
1955,
was
paid
completed,
been
during
the
and
&
due
amount
Southern
affected
July.
12, 1955, stockholders voted to change the name of the
corporation from Deep Rock Oil Corp. to Crescent Corp. This name
change became effective on July 13, 1955.
Crescent
150,000
15,
offered
shares
1905,
to
its
its
of
the. privilege
stock
common
stock.
for
exchange
This
oversubscribed.
was
212,574
Effective
stockholders
Crescent
of
preferred
and
reacquired
cash
May
sale
of
shares
As
result,
a
Crescent
Gross
the
of
of
The
$351,000.
from
Net
ry.
1955
Net
the
for
the
Oklahoma,
Republic
Inc.
approximately
exploring
of
purpose
in
have
of
transferred
5,200,000
and
for
Cuba.
their
undeveloped
oil and
Sterling
developing
and
Crescent
jointly
between
been
Crescent
registered
senting 40%
and
in
acres
the
the
sale
now
its
drilling program.
and
it
is
this
early
American
outstanding
planned
in
Cuba
sold
shares,
2,000.000
stock,
common
shares
repre¬
three
under¬
to
the
to
exploratory
encouraging
will be (prilled
geophysical,
and
been
geological,
that
the
first
exploratory
well
the
Iranian
Consortium
in
the
Iranian
daily
production
51,718
26,329
29,285
22,130
1,106,688
1,188,707
297,208
371,106
336,753
original
an
in the
interest
participant
By
income
171,407
ation
-
of
to
of
cumulative
RFC
balance
of
will
be
of
which
be
of
to
be
stock.
Crown Zellerbach
mailed
will
additonal
stock
new
retired
offer
the
7 adopted
Sept,
and of Gaylord Container Corp.
22.
President,
Zellerbac'n's
shares
for
out
of
will
bach
stock
common
merger.
Mr. Zellerbach
after
Nov.
30,
ferent
effective
contemplated
the
"At
said:
products and
sells
6%
markets,"
produces dif¬
"Our principal
said.
he
productive facilities are on the Pacific Coast and Gaylord's are in the
south, mid-west and east. The merger would permit both companies to
achieve
the
broad
geographic coverage,
product diversification, and
•
Piper,
manufacturing
and merchandising efficiencies which
our dynamic and
expanding economy,"
Principal provisions of the merger agreement are:
-
Crown
(1)
Zellerbach,
the
as
all
obligations and ownership
Gaylord Container Corp.
(2)
A
new
proceeds
$30,000,000
of
the
♦Of
Gaylord's
its
ana
active
present
Corporation"
directors
management
is
officers
and
to
will
be
by
formed
from
selected
be
operating
personnel.
(3) The membership of Crown Zellerbach's board of directors would
be increased from 15 to 19 members.
The four additional board mem¬
bers
be
would
Joseph M. Arndt, Vice-President of Gaylord; A. Conger
Chairman of the Board of Gaylord; Charles W. Goodyear,
Goodyear,
First
Vice-President
Gaylord,
and
of
Vice-President
bach's
its
of
Gaylord;
also
Executive
Gaylord,
Edwin J. Spiegel. President of
Vice-President of Crown Zellerbach
and
become
a
Committee.
would
become
Vertrees
Young,
member
of
a
Executive
Zeller¬
Crown
Management Committee.
(4)The
stock
of
who would
member
a
and
autohrized
would
be
number
increased
of
from
of
shares
15,000,000
Zellerbach
Crown
common
shares.
30.000,000
to
The agreement
approved 011 Sept. 7 implements the Crown Zellerbach-Gaylord merger announced on June 29. Proxies and proxy state¬
ments will be mailed to both companies' stockholders of record as of
Oct.
Jaffray
total
of
stock
common
shares
the
on
completion
its
182,
the
of
the
rate
$1.80
to
1
Sept.
for
of
stock
notification
$51
(par
with
<12,000
This
purposes.—V.
174, p.
after
Improved
taxes
$5
in
per
1955,
which
of
will
electronics
operations.
and
where
be
been
vital
facture
fiscal
imately
share.
with
compares
non-recurring.
was
the
that
fact
nuclear
pointed
activity
out
that
Mr.
applied in
consumption
as
the
oil
resources
drilling,
oil
and
production,
gas
distribution.
and
Reimer
Mr.
volume
to
Approximately
nuclear
and
half
of
this
In
research
logging.—V.
well
gas
Duluth
181,
Rupe
will
amount
developing
that
Son,
&
The
be
spent
for
elec¬
for
oil
The
Inc.
public
organized
was
offering
price
underwriting
and
Delaware
laws
lij)55,
located
producing oil and gas wells.
It has outstanding
1,000,000 common shares,
held, by Herbert W. Klein and G:ady H.
Vaughn, Jr., of Dallas, and Tevis F, Morrow, of Los Angeles.
The
shares weie issued in consideration for $1,000 and all the capital stock
notes
Compania Perforadora Y Exploradora Cuba no Americana,
S. A.
(Cuban American Drilling & Exploration Co.).
The subsidiary
is engaged in the business of exploring and drilling for oil in the Re¬
of
public of Cuba.
stock
such
and
net
acres,
of
Midland
to
the
873.75
of
states
sellers
the
that
of
acres
situated
in
gas,
the
field in Claiborne
of
sum
the
and
Nick
of
cost
acquisition
of
$597,844.38.
mate
tofore
of
$560,000,
the
and
If
the
exploration
of
sum
geological and geophysical
made.
be
La.,
and
and
field
in
$500,000
surveys
program
for
paying
in addition
of
the
to
the
those
ex¬
here¬
subsidiary
50,000 shares for the
was
account
oversubscribed.
of
the
com¬
For further de¬
It
Inc.—Introduces
announced
ik
f?
the
of
by
of
first
by
14
Heath
Thomas
Co.,
Computer—
do-it-yourself
one
of
Roy
electronic
Jones,
This
President.
Daystrom's
subsidiaries,
at
Net
credit
earnings
the
'
this
slide
electronic
rule,
will
analog computer,
sell
for
less
than
which
extends
$750.—V.
182,
/
Air Lines, Inc.- -To
Discontinue Dual Operating
Name Delta- C & S—
Special
The
2,000
50,000
1,500
will progressively discontinue the use of the dual
Delta-C&S. C. E. Woolman, President and General
Manager announced on Sept. 7.
He said the company henceforth will
operate under its corporate name of Delta Air Lines. Inc. The airline has. operated as Delta-C&S since the merger of Chicago
name,
„
Co.,
Inc.—
,
Sherrerd
&
182, p.
The
Co.
&
of
plants
has
sale
for
throwing
and
substantially
inventories
company's
for
it
may
month
for
of
with
for
this
and
company
1955 amounted
30,
$5,206,031
the
first
period in
the
first
half
$2.91
or
of
will
release
in
become
sale
also
of
in
its
offering
now
capital
further
and
the
funds
liquidation
which
operations, for retirement
sound diversification of
180,
182,
elected
been
and
has
may
our
of
be
long
of
President.
been
a
will add
the
fabric
used
term
business
in
the
debt,
in
or
which
He
has
Vice-President
been
since
with
1945.
1955—Month—1954
New
York
SEC
1560.
investment
Sept.
on
Offered—A
new
covering
Co., Inc. Priced at 100% and accrued interest,
1, 1970. The common stock
is priced at $10 per share.
the debentures mature Sept.
debentures
per
until
the
determined
share
share
for
for
the
convertible
are
dates
fixed
conversion
first
the
for
$100,000
second
into
common
redemption,
prices
of
$100,000
stock
at
the
$15
are
redeemable
105
to
100
payments
Sept.
li
arbi-N
share
share for all debentures to be converted thereafter. They
at the option of the company at prices ranging from
and entitled to annual fixed anrt contingent sinking fund
and
per
until
following
of common stock: $11
debentures to be converted; $12
of debentures to be converted;
per
each
year
beginning
Sept.
1,
registration
a
shares
42,080
of
statement
its
common
secondary
Federal
Screw
Works, Detroit, Mich.—Earnings—
manufacturer
This
of nuts, bolts, screws and screw machine prod¬
plants In Detroit and Chelsea, Mich., on Sept. 12 reported
its net profit for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1955, amounted to
$635,708, after provision of $650,438 for Federal income taxes, equal,
at
ucts
to
$3.02
share
a
operating
the
on
profit
210,000
sales
on
shares
totaled
capital
of
stock
outstanding.
$1,280,704.
with a net profit of $646,410, after tax provision
of $725,615, equal to $3.08 a share for the year ended June 30,
1954,
when
net
operating profit on sales was $1,306,475.
B.
L.
Norton,
President
and
Treasurer,
stated
that
during the
compares
fiscal
1955
year
net investment of $481,000
a
made
was
in
build¬
new
machinery
and
and equipment, while "commitments for machinery
presently amounted to $608,000."
The year's opera¬
"especially
satisfactory"
since
first
quarter
earnings
equipment
tions
were
amounted
to
only
24
resulted
for
the
cents
in
business
defense
share,
a
"the
highest
fiscal
1953
Federated
"substantial
but
volume
when
year
substantial.—V.
was
in
overtime
work
the
higher
company's history,"
,selling: prices prevailed
170,
302.
p.
Department
Stores, Inc.
retail
before
taxes
sales
—26 We°ks Ended—
July 31,'54
$
Net
Subs.)—Earns.
(&
—13 Weeks Ended—
July 30,'55
$
July 31,'54
$
$
116,417,247
229,832,856
215,043,045
6,764,964
5,086.234
14,629,842
11,838,129
3,516,841
2,645,923
7,606,425
6,157,351
3,248,123
Fed.
106,990,749
2,440.305
7,023,417
5,680,778
income
—
—
inc.
taxes——
income
Net
♦Dividends
pfd. stock
011
applic.
to
105,219
*
com.
sh.__
.'
per
All of
the
Sept,
8,
on
culated
on
3,248,123
2,335,086
7,023,417
5,469,554
$0.90
:
$0.65
$1.95
$1.52
outstanding preferred stock of the company was redeemed
1954.
tEarnings per share of common stock are cal¬
the
average
number
of
shares outstanding during
the
3,590,827
were
A
highlights
of
the
T
and
increase
38%
the
sales
largest
are
the
for
retailing
Bloomingdale's and
1955.
which
of
groups,
members, for the period end'ng July 30,
52-week
trailing
year
,
ended
July
30,
1955
were
high—compared
to
$482,863,896
for
the
ended July 31, 1954, an increase 0: 6.7%.
income after taxes for the 52-week trailing, year ended July 30,
totaled
stock.
$20,434,275, and
This
of
increase
Federated's
in
store
a
share earnings of $5.68 on the com¬
of $14,522,094 and per share
net income
trailing
52-week
year
ended
1954,
31,
Division
regional shopping center to be opened in Peabody, Mass.,
182,
611.
p.
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—Earnings
Harvey
July
Fred Lazarus, Jr., President, stated that
of Boston was planning its tenth branch
to stockholders,
Filene
new
1957.—V.
per
to
compares
$4.03 for the
of 40.9%,
In his letter
net
1954
trailing year
earnings
an
July 31,
all-time
$515,345,947—an
52-week
mon
1955 and
respectively,
in
Straus
&
3,596,189,
earnings resulting from an 8.9%
rise in sales,
13-weeks report of Federated Department Stores, one
nation's
Abraham
S^Firestone,
Jr..
Chairman,
on
Sept.
Risethat
announmed
13
sales>0i the company and its subsidiaries amounted to $804,542,173
forjjja^nine
foi^the
months ended July 31. 1955, compared with $688,033,661
same
year,
an increase of
17%
Estimated net income was
£37,584,918 compared with $28,314,009 for the same period last year,
.
of
increase
an
Federal,
000
for
The
per
-V.
32%
.
Provision
of
$42,200,000
has
been
made
State and foreign taxes on Income as compared with
last
net
share
182,
profit
last
p.
for
$31,900,-
year.
is
equal
year
to
$4.62
adjusted
to
share as compared with
reflect two
for one stock
per
$3.51
split.,,
1013.
'
I
Food
Fair
Properties, Inc.—rOffers Rights to Purchase
(nits of Debentures and Common Stock—This corpora¬
tion
1957.
211,224
com.
Stack
tEarns.
issue
$800,000 15-year 6% convertible debentures and 30,000
common stock (par $2) were offered on Sept. 13
by a syndicate headed by Stroud & Co., Inc., and Warren
or
filed
company
1955,
9,
Ohio—Secondary Offer¬
offering of 45,000 shares of capital
stock (par $20) was made on Sept. 13 by Eastman, Dillon
& Co. at $40 per share.
It was completed.
in
shares of
1965,
$54,479,793 $49,576,375
Federal Glass Co., Columbus,
ing—A
Net
Privately—Blair
& Co. Incorporated and Cohu & Co. announced on Sept.
12 that they have arranged the private placement of a
$500,000 414% serial note, due June 1, 1970.—V. 181,
trarily
1955—8 Mos.—1954
$5,716,423
913.
p.
the
1955
Eastern Industries, Inc.—Places Note
Lime Corp.—Securities
six$91,538,158
with
compare
stock.
715.
p.
and
any
Energy Fund, Inc., N. Y.—Registers With SEC—
This
with
Net
has
1919
period
same
252.
p.
$6,250,680
—V.
interested.
since
the
for
..
six
the
the highest In
were
periods, which for the 13 weeks ended July 30,
machinery
weaving
for
$4.13 per share,
the
continued.
be
the
■
Edison Brothers Stores, Inc.—August Sales Up—
Bal.
any
Friedlander
182,
will
year,
subsidiaries
share
per
history
1954.—V.
Period Ended Aug. 31—
that
if
its
to $7,397,402 or
$115,426,686
company's
the
half
of
Sales
concerns.
or
the
working
throwing
company
—V.
last
from
to
investment
operations
plant is sold, will move this
throwing mills.
The drapery and upholstery
operations
in Canada,
both
of
which
have
been
the
proceeds
weaving
other
its
lor
there,
'
$0.34
Burnsville, N. C., and is
going
1,500
year.
Federal
discontinue
to
*[
1.500
715.
earnings
Sales
$479,000
$0.14
machinery
located
in
one-half
of
the
Burnsville
satisfactory profit. The company will maintain the
its
to
and
as
operations
profitable
The
a
decided
Va.
„
Manufacturing Co.—Earnings Show Gain—
months ended June
$0.15
plant has shown
division
$137,000
976,023 shares:
„___i__
at Gror.tops,
The
142,000
credit
I'
1,500
50,000
,
;
$337,000
buildings
special
on
50,000
50,000
—
.
270,000
credit
company
plants
per
corporation
operating
and
Earnings per share
Net earnings
The
Delta
This
75,000
Eaton
607,000
65,000
$137,000
sale
the
and
purchased by
1954
202,000
—
on
be
to
2,000
1
&
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co
$18,584,000
—
underwriters,
stock
10,000
Inc.
Net
several
common
75,000
and
1955
$21,256,000
;
taxes
earnings
Special
annum.
the
Shares
except
W. York &
that
per
of
Suplee, Yeatman & Co., Inc.-
of
computer
Mich.
understood
principle
1012.
'
Sept.
on
made
Harbor,
world's
New
5%
names
July 30,'55'
p.
V. 182, p. 1012.
Introduction
Benton
224,728
before
Eastern
computer
473,262
common
Daystrom,
was
52,616
income
on
George
This offering
see
$491,234
138,098
Earnings
Parks
Lighting, Inc.—Stock Sold—Of the 259,410
stock publicly offered on Sept. 8 by
Scherck, Richter & Co. and associates at $8 per share,
209,410 shares were for the account of selling stock¬
tails,
$820,463
—
machinery
County,
Day-Brite
pany.
$88,179
Taxes
the
holders
$197,194
sales
Union
necessary.
shares of
3,526,423
ops.
ry.
913.
p.
in
results in
the finding of oil or gas in commercial quantities, additional financing
will
$4,017,657
3,605,934
income—
oper.
throwing
Texas.
The remainder will be advanced by the com¬
subsidiary to enable it to pay the expenses of drilling an
of at least 42,800 feet of exploratory wells at an approxi¬
cost
penses of
1955—7 Mos.—1954
$4,426,397
522,533
from
interest in'936.25
County,
aggregate
exps.—
$625,298
537,119
oper.
the
royalty
Springs field
Parish,
Net
to the
pany
$719,727
Duplan Corp.—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
two
will be used to the extent of
mineral rights in the working
and
land
the
the
was
present financing
net
land
the Lisbon
Ark.,
prospectus
purchase the oil,
to
in
The
notes
Net proceeds
$1,014,076
interest
RR.—Earnings—
1955—Month—1954
revenue-
oper.
182,
of
rate
Inc
York
W.
schedules"
terms
Aug. 5,
development
on
the purpose of conducting exploration
for and
and
production cf oil. gas, and other hydrocarbons; and, according to the
prospectus, it holds under option and intends to purchase certain min¬
eral
rights in lands situated in Texas, Arkansas, and Louisiana, on
and
Atlantic
9 Months Ended June 30—
under
for
are
&
the
outstanding 1,460 shares
.10,000
Net
2,000,000
company
which
Shore
the
of
natural
techniques
new
of
exercise
for
approx¬
2927.
p.
conversion
for
reserved
are
225,000
ings,
to be supplied by amendment.
are
South
Period End. July 31—
ry.
reserved
are
shares
follows:
Butcher
sales
Dresser's
of
transmission,
these
noted
went
192,500 shs*-
*200,000 shs.
thereof
10,000
of
rapidly in recent years to the point
supply approximately 70% of the
The
various
Dresser
companies
manu¬
supplies and render services to the oil and
and
for
refining
1,460 shs.
nearly
going to a
wide variety of industrial and chemical
industry applications.
Dresser's
new
product research
and
development program during
1955
is
budgeted
at
approximately
$3,000,000,
according
to
Mr.
tronic
shares
'
800,000
$1,000,000
stock
year,
He
estimated
of Lane-Wells,
This
reflects
of the company's sales
industries, with the balance
Reimer.
pfd.
Boenning & Co.—
.
outstanding
80%
resource
$103,000
Hulme, Applegate & Humphrey, Inc.-
;
acquisition,
recent
energy.
equipment
industries
processing,
—V.
.
Outstanding
$225,000
last
increasing
natural
mineral
and
Reimer
Mr.
has
gas
these
nation's
Net
a
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
reserved for conversion of the
& Co.,
Bache
Sales—
current
most
$0.33
estimate
the
stock
the
$160,000,000.
again inclusive
common
of
that
of
for
company's
approximately
year,
out
Industries
the
of
be
shares
fields
Net rev.
Exchange Commission-**™*
filed
company
covering
TO
estate
value)
par
offered,
are
as
Warren
1403.
With
registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 9,
shares of its 50c par "common stock, to be
offered for public sale through an underwriting group headed by Dallas
1955,
for
Debentures
by the end of 1955
by virtue of the conversion of the company's preferred stock, together
with a stepped-up progam of development and research, particularly
Railway
Securities and
EFFECT
debentures and shares of
Stroud
the
shares
14
Dresser
1954
pointed
the
($2
57,423
now
of
are
—V.
will
the
more
Railway
Cuban American Oil Co., Dallas, Tex.—Registers
conduct
2,000 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The
■
Co.—Registers With SEC—
approximately
for
100,000
per
7.
quarry
a
limestone
southeast of Reading,
additional quarrying
Valley,
t»
debs, due Sept. 1, 1970
unpaid balances at the
close
determined.
yet been
10,000 on behalf of selling stockholders), to
per share,
through Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Minn.;
Kalman
&
Co.,
Inc., St.
Paul,
Minn.;
& Hopwood, Minneapolis, Minn.
The net proceeds
operations
Co.,
Reimer
Zellerbach intends to in¬
share on common stock.
Crown
merger,
dividend
annual
p.
Oley
of
grade
concrete and highway
Additional
limestone
de¬
mix
6%
cumulative convertible preferred stock,
tlncluding 2,500 shares
be issued in exchange for the capital stock of Elco Products Corp.
tIPayable in 10 equal annual instalments, 1955 to 1965, with interest on
and
on
earnings
be
and
to
to
warrants
This
Upon
crease
p.
letter
a
common
Industries, Inc.—Reports
the
net
gas
part
of
basis
held.
24.
—V.
the
of
for general corporate
sales
including
Lane-Wells
oil
the
plans
operation
chemical
ready
limestone.
real
on
convertible
stock
18,250 shares
E.
field
in
payable
10-year options to be granted to the Managers of the Underwriters, and
Reimer, Vice-President, Secretary-Treasurer, in reviewing the
company's
substantial
growth
in
recent
years
and
discussing
the
outlook
for the current year's sales and earnings, said on Sept.
8
in
the
in
of
for
value)
which
compared
Dresser
will
in
company
mtges.
conv
debentures
filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering 225,000 shares of its $5 par common stock, to be offered
pursuant to its Key Employees Stock Option Plan.—V. 182, p. 913.
that
acquired
money
par
Common
through
bonds
$11.50
company
$5.05
surviving corporation, would assume
the properties and other assets of
of
Container
"Gaylord
Zellerbach,
Crown
in
essential
are
filed
6
shares
Dow Chemical
that
engaged
stone
agricultural
the
cumulative
($100
Minneapolis,
to be used
R.
present each company largely
in separte
at
Sept.
on
offered
of
date
,
is
production
Co., Inc., St. Paul, Minn.—Files With SEC
be
The
the
the
crushed
-
the
price has not
on
The
agreement
provides
for the merger of Gaylord
into Crown
Zellerbach,
following
approval of
both
companies'
stockholders at
special meetings Nov. 22.
Gaylord's 2,695,519 shares of common stock
would then be converted into a like number of shares of Crown Zeller¬
•
from
company
applied
notes
funds.
for
been
15-year 6%
be
$38,180,000
existing
five
each
The offering
22,000
issuing company
accord¬
Edwin J.
and
quarry
company
Pa.
which
amounts
by
agreement of merger of the two companies,
an
ing to J. D. Zellerbach, Crown
Spiegel, Gaylord's President.
have
on
^Purchase
Issuance
becoming
effective,
subscription
23, to stockholders of record at
Sept,
«n
corporation
covering
and
Corp.—Proposed Consolidation—
this corporation
the
be
term
$150,000.
Of the balance of such
apply approximately $800,000 to the
at the Oley property,
including the
will
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
cre¬
1012.
p.
Donaldson
The
r are
directors of
by
will
short
operations.
each,
SEC
stock,
'
the
latter
The
the
of
and
.....
Inc.,
registration
business Sept.
182,
payment
will
bonds
mortgage
preferred
partial
as
offered
share
one
of
Pa.
steps for the re¬
the Reconstruction
necessary
,
of
Subject
—V.
new
cement
underwriting syndicate.
Details of the bond issue wilf
shortly.
the refinancing program, shareholders of Detroit Steel
announced
part
first
$30,000,000
6%
of
the
nationwide
also
approved
company's first mortgage note to
it is announcea.
majority,
the shareholders authorized
the
sale
the
As
16
received
be
company's
approximately
a
general
Kutztown,
posits
Sept.
on
financing.
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
be
156,928
Corp.—Refinancing Plans Approved—
present
a
of
to
common
the
company
companies,
construction,
and
Steel
$6,000,000
debt,
181,700
substantial
and
issued
147,184
to
the
and
Corporation,
a
Curtis,
The
amounting
BUSINESS—The
at
913.
p.
proceeds
of
construction, the acquisition and Installation of machinery
equipment,
and
the
initial
stripping
necessary
to
place
the
quarry
in production.
Any remaining balance will be added to the
1,154,195
413,929
all
and
is
Consortium offering and
acquired the remaining half of its
from another participant
subject to a 50% net profit interest.
Crescent owns an equity interest
amounting .to 3.17% of American Independent.—V. 182, p. 312.
as
full
cost of plant
"
interest
in
company's
1,253,236
shareholders
Finance
approximately 2.500 barrels
.based
on
current
production rate.
In
addition,
it will participate
.in
the
Iranian
refinery
operations.
Aminoil
acquired
half of its
crude
$177,118
70,147
33,902
railway
oper.
182,
will
Oil Co. has acquired an interest of .832%
for approximately $1,500,000.
Its interest
Independent
.in
$189,954
53,571
railway—
financing of
Oil
the stock had
after
1955,
26,
$172,275
68,391
income,—
Detroit
gas
interest in
exchange for
from
The
owned
work done to date have
Results of
anticipated
fall.
July
1952
net
debentures
of
proceeds,
establishment
1953
$190,884
railway
oper,
ry.
—V.
public at a price of $1
owns
a
25 Vz%
interest in Siboney.
Proceeds
to the-underwriters will be used by Siboney to
stock
of
forward
carry
Siboney
SEC,
total
offered these
Crescent
share.
On
the
with
of
writing, firms who
from
Sterling.
sale
prepay
banks
1954
railway
from
Net
is
2,550,0e0 shares of common stock of Siboney, which was divided equally
.
the
From Jan. 1—
Gross
subject to oil pay¬
require approximately 80% of the net proceeds from
for the next two years.
The properties are producing
purchase
from
Net
July
now
has
on
stock.
treasury
as
shares
terminated
will
oil
properties
a
PROCEEDS—The
un¬
was
610.
1955
July—
exchanging
of
450,000
offer
,,
t
name
p.
net
approximately 400 net barrels a day to the interest acquired before
deducting for oil payments.
Siboney Development & Exploration Co. was formed on May 31,
of
1, 1953. The corporate
two companies.—V. 182,
May
on
Detroit & Mackinac Ry.—Earnings—
1,
consideration
which
ments
the
Delta
to
1955,
Crescent Corp.
acquired
a
90%' working
Interest in 28 producing oil wells located in Barton County, Kansas for
a
with
by the merger of the
July
Kerr-M£Gee
5
(1113)
<'
'
,
.
taWBfWF'WW
n
imWW'HfWin Tf 'rW
is
offering
common
stockholders
of
Food
Fail
6
(1114)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
General
13, 1955 rights to subscribe
debentures, due Sept. 15, 1975,
Stores, Inc., of record Sept.
for
of 5^2%
$7,691,250
and
1.692.075
shares
of
stock
common
(par
This
principal amount of debentures and 11
shares of common stock at $50 per unit.
The offer is
in
units
S50
of
Dillon
Eastman,
1955.
3.
Co.
&
heads
feet
east.
proceeds
BUSINESS—The
will
and
offices
stores
and
industrial
the
and
retail
distribution
in real estate projects on the
in fixed assets to the extent
engage
capital
the
shopping
center
two
tracts
had
it
In
program.
acquired
CAPITALIZATION
scale
of
food
contemplated
to
necessary
6%
debs.,
Stores
consequence.
The
stock
(lc
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
option
whole
p
at
any time, or in part from time
published notice at redemption prices
plus accrued interest.
days'
300%,
The
debentures
will
also
of
its
the
the
of
lieu
with
sinking
interest
fund
accrued
of
UNDERWRITERS—T»he
of
names
the
the
company,
least
A
30
102%
to
at
on
from
fixed
of
fiactions
of
Eastman.
Dillon
units
to
Peru
by
are
Arthurs.
Eache
Lestrange & Co.____
The
the
Blair
<fc
Alex.
E.
:
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Quail & Co
3.3
Robinson
Scherck,
&
1.9
Sons
Co.!
&
Co
Emanuel,
4.9
Deetjen
Co
2.6
Co
&
Co.
Poole,
Roberts
over
California Company___
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.__
Ripley & Co., Inc.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
3.3
Smith, Barney & Co,____;
Stroud
2.6
Janney
1.9
of
4.9
1.9
First
—V.
&
4.9
Co.,
Inc.___:
Suplee,
Yeatman & Co., Inc.
Woodcock, Hess & Co,, Inc.Yarnall, Biddle & Co
4.9
Co.
182,
1.9
&
and
payload
throughout
.
Two
.
capacity
the
axle model
wheelbase pickup.
in
greater
the
to
6,800
heavy
the
engine
Ford
Ford
truck
States
previous
Oltn,
June
and
as
pany
renewed
payable
Sept.
Current
current
after
and
a
longer
new,
of
large
The
the
to
The
vere
tuch
less
1954.
the
in
and
stock
be
cents
1
the
close
in
of
of
the
com¬
capital
fly
to
the
orders
of
the
as
profit
side
against
fiscal
the
end
position
on
Sept.
request
listed
to
on
the
is
year,
of
the
due
in
with
despite
in
$9,613,000
of
as
June
30
1254.
p.
national
a
course
Stock
of
Suitable
such
of
Exchange
prepartion.—V.
application
New
173,
York
for
and
f3ept.
11
by
this
lower
corporation
sales
in
and
earnings
88th
its
annual
Dividends
of §938,844 were
paid during
31, 1955, compated with $(51,075 last
year.
the
fiscal
previous
year
were
increased
to
the
net
sales
for
the
$1.00,
year
with §23.514.148 for 1954.
Consolidated net income amounted
common
last
The
Jower
Net
lor
share
compared
with
compared
with
amounted
to
$80
$26,804 253
$1,327,812
$1,435,590
drop
1955
capital
fiscal
increased
year.—V.
in
to
$1.47
common
per
$1 41
operating
from
180,
p.
earnings
to
reduced
sales
into
1954
to
*—V.
1955—Month—1954
$8,994,864
182,
p.
1955—8 Mos.—1954
$7,697,036 $68,946,402 $63,019,144
i
Gee Crown Zellerbach Corp. above.—V.
182,
p.
Merger
612.
5.3
stood
one,
was
number
of
Division.
to
shipyard/ The
launched;
others
the
facilities
will
common
stock
are
being issued.
of
at
$16,548,169
current
assets
June
on
compared
with
to
current
4.7
to
the
one
facilities
on
period,
and
to
Net
include
sales
The
General
of
area
1956.
and
June
other
30—
1955
$
Total
revenues
$
836,327,348
6,654,341
etc.
income
other
923,360,646 842,981,689
crude
oil,
petroleum
products,
and
merchandise
362,117,548
Operating, selling, and administrative
Taxes, other than income taxes
344,492,013
294,343,825
expenses
268,432,771
19,166,735
foreign_____
80,796,307
$3.60
taxes—U. S. and
5i,224,55ft
91,870,573
Estimated income
77.199,556
2.442,855
71,711,892
%
17,848,146
81,707,218
Depletion, deprec,, amortization, and retirements
Interest
for
room
Net
is
income
♦Earnings
ex¬
chemical
$3.i3
share
per
vBased
2,988,146
25,550,6)8 shares outstanding at June 30, 1955.
upon
chemical
FINANCIAL
FACTS
OF
INTEREST
AT
JUNE
30
the
is
1955
principles
take on the
will
two
miles
of
The
Total
the
total
for
the
were
2,597,332
month
assets
new
all-time
new
August
L.
records
for
the
for
first
that
period
cars
1,871,180,475
182,499.287
217,881,029
1,431,540,713
1,286,528,325
110,002,611
98,792,921
________
President
in
in
in
the
the
1954
Co.,
Goodrich-Gulf
of
first
three
butadiene
and
The
span.
Chemical
totaled
months
plant had
synthetic
butadiene
while
the
rubber
plant
Is
Chemicals,
that
of
output
operated
Sept.
on
operations,
88%
the
was
over
87%
up
jointly
synthetic rubber plant
Inc.,
company's
increased
with
similar
the
over
Tcxas-U.
S.
is exclusively Goodrich-
Gulf.
"Both
said,
and
new
2,031.059,149
;
Burt,
said
production
last year.
Pontiac, Oldsmoblie,
sales
and
,
Affiliate's Operations Increased—
W.
12
record
August
>
$
For
comparative purposes the 1954 figures have been restated to
.include the accounts of Afran Transport Co., a
wholly-owned subsidiary,
which were not taken up in the consolidated
accounts until the last
quarter of 1954
the month of August
division—Chevrolet,
of
of
1954
448.480,802
current
Long-term debt of consolidated companies
Ownership interest (net worth)_____._______
Expenditures for plant and related assets
the
same
during
less
assets
liabilities)
newest
within
(current
$
415,837,579
Working capital
passenger cars
in the United
the highest in history for that
were
dealers
and
approval
the
at
Stock
plants
to
now
major
a
meet
the
being
are
"and-even
lead
eight months
Purchase
1,
operated
we
at
maximum
capacity." Mr. Burt
engineering surveys that may
studying
are
expansion
trmendous
than
$5
to
up
in
employee
of
10%
dollar
even
month.
a
an
deductions
He
his
during
the
or
of
year
through
all
to
GM
and
suspend
payroll
part
any
an
deduction
the
of
for
payroll
be
not
savings,
at
in
pay
even
savings
such
required
10%
his
of
to
eligible
which
year
a
with¬
or
may
otherwise
or
to
up
the
from
emloyee
additional
year
Such
may
his
formation
into
pay
authorize
may
eligible salary.
amounts
may
may
he
as
savings.
time
for
household
and
contribute,
an
amount
be
he
may
out of current
equal
50%
to
or
of
accumulated
the
made
soon
as
as
.the
in
program
increase
in
the
foreseeable
national
future
demand
order
in
for
synthetic
shall
be
and
invested
50%
contributions
in
50%
in
General
shall
be
direct
Motors
invested
obligations
General
Motors
the
com¬
of
activities
with
plans to begin production
production of a wide
of
the
the
latex
range
of
principal of which is foam rubber for mattresses
"Initially,"
Mr.
Burt
said,
"we
plan
to
produce
1,000,000
pounds
lacilities
to
month.
per
triple
this
However,
we
within
amount
installing
are
the
added.
mercial
T
>r
had
production
not
assured,
yet
it
tree-
that
com¬
is
hoped that this discovery
will
ultimately lead to rubber self-sufficiency of the United States.
This countiy is the world's
largest consumer of natural rubber, but
it has to import every pound it uses from
the Far East, South America,
Africa,
or
Burt
rubber
tree
pointed out that
may
the
even though the synthesizing of "natural"
day be commercially possible, it will in no way conflict
(or
synthetic rubber)
industry.
"GR-S rubber is a
one
GR-S
valuable
material
rubber,"
is
he
the
said.
two
materials.
total
182,
is
better
material,
Today,
annual
States."—V.
and
for
However, there is
preferred
the
of
stock.
common
in
diversification
in
near
very
end
used
have
The corpora¬
the
for
company
Is
previously announced
that
its
scientists
finally succeeded in reproducing the true molecule of crude, or
grown
rubber.
In
discussing this development. Mr. Burt said
although this process was still in the pilot plant staie, and
he
Goodrich-Gulf
with
after
plans
the
very
rubber
savings
articles,
necessary
future,"
the
of
amount
practicable
earn¬
month.
Government
that
Latex
upholstery.
Mr.
will
will
outlined
immediately.
withdrawn.
contribution
Burt
announcement
approximately
payroll
savings of
be
approved
formation
such
must
s(mmitted
t)eirrg/
Mr.
Program
1955.
of
year
Plan—
Purph^se
meetifig to'be held on Sept.
by the stockholders, it will
special
a
is
program
natural
tonnage
of
many
an
rubber
crude,
economics
for
in
of
the
30%
about
consumed
or
where crude
usage
the
accounts
rubber
new
than
uses
of
area
from
apart
the
of
United
612.
p.
stock.
Interest
received
on
direct
received
on
General
vested
in General
Motors
obligations
Motors
of
the
U.
S.
(The) Halle Bros. Co.—Plans Expansion—
Government.
stock
common
shall
be
in¬
stock.—V. 182, p. 612.
common
General Telephone
A
modern,
structed
Parma
Corp.—Secondary Offering—A
sec¬
same
full-size
and
suburban
operated
Heights
branch
this
by
of
area
department
in
company
Greater
Cleveland,
the
store
it
The
At
store,
size
the
Co. of
corporation
has
Newtown, which
communities.
in
Skowhegan,
The
Northeastern
Caribou, Eastport,
sold
group
Dakota
Orono,
Water
Veazie,
Co.
These
Ellsworth
latter
and
under
are
branch
been
of
Southwest
Hammond
the
first
the
like
period
expected
properties
III,
These
more
total
to
be
$900,000.—V.
the
net
moderate
asset
to
and
almost
p.
814.
that
and
he
.said,
a
its
North
a
large
gross
income should
small
the
increase
earnings
Annual
properties
more
couple of
complicate
be
share
net
all
year.
should
per
sold
several
in
$50,000,000.
and
also
that
sales,
effect
this
of
stated
increase
about $7,500,000
182,
March
purchase,
purchases
but
in
President,
for
General
be
sales
81
net
in¬
revenues
are
lar
on
for
was
Fair
Canton,
Polsky
Oct.
of
close
store
and
Akron,
of
Ohio.
business
on
3.
Halle's
-
Ohio
Co.
the
at
on
store,
Country
it
the
A.
also
shopping
announced.—V.
has
had
This
center.
181,
smaller
a
also
has
2118.
p.
from
the
quarter
one
that
company
ended
year
its
on
June
order
Sept.
30,
backlog
reported
10
1955,
is
Backlog—
the
highest
that
40%
were
net
greater
in
its'
earnings
than for
ago.
J In a letter accompanying the company's 58th consecutive quarterly
dividend. Laurens Hammond. Chairman, said that net earnings amount¬
ed
in
not
for business
Informing stockholders
budget¬
an
and
to
Organ Co.—Reports Record
for
subsidiaries.
sold
possession
branch
Polsky's,
38
water
its
Canton's
to
date
serve
history,
earnings
in
in
sold
been
take
be open
that
made
was
have
will
to
28-year
Butcher,
a
will
and
addition
acqtiired 23 Pennsylvania water companies in April
only one (Brinkley,.Ark.), so far this year it has added
consideration
likely.
1
In
Water-Snnply
Target
named
Middleburgh-Parma, will be virtually the
Westgate store, approximately 150,000 square feet.
Is expanding its suburban branch operation.
also
owners
con¬
Halle's
time
Halle's
of
new
Oct.
Citizens
others.
Telephone
Howard
crease
The
General
has
its
from
of
control
Great
Neck, L. I., N. Y., and six contigu¬
Waterworks also has purchased
15
water
General
Maine
among
Since
acquired
serves
be
to
Halle's
Announcement
branch
General Waterworks
Corp.—Acquisition—
as
same
be
Heights-
announced
was
9
by Walter M. Halle,
President of
Halle's.
the store's completion is late summer of 1356.
-
will
Middleburgh
Ohio,
Sept.
ondary offering of 19,600 shares of 4^4% convertible
preferred stock (par $50) was made on
Sept. 13 by Blyth
& Co., Inc. at $60.50
per share, with a dealer's conces¬
sion of $1.10 per share. It was continued.—V.
182, p 814.
are
1954
$
917,195,853
6,164,793
operating
interest,
Purchased
The
Minneapolis
of
eventually
It
Motors
August
Dividends
ous
1954
$5,994,868
(& Subs.)—Assets Top $2 Billion—
Months Ended
Dividends,
campus-iike
a
begin in
lack
incorporating
campus.
Savings
for
Corporation
mon
1955
diesel-powered
downtown
near
conditions
GM
of
corporation
and profits,
S.
mid¬
at
before.—
year
$7,129,634
_____
Six
calls
cars.
by
program
each
against $18,-
30,
liabilities
rubber."
amounts
tion's
30,
612.
p.
Gulf Oil Corp.
already
submarines
new
June
814.
p.
182,
Republic
has
$2.54
outstanding
Grayson-Robinson Stores Inc.—Sales Up 18.9%—
to
less
income,
on
stock
common
$
the
Boat
college
new
sales
time,
ing
914.
Gaylord Container Corp.—To Vote
the
Boat
Electric
employee's savings paid into the program for each month.
and
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—August Sales Up-
Period End. Aug. 31—
five
facilities.
month
previously
ings
to
ftales
of
The
$8,524 447
2082.
of
size.
year
small
a
the
the
Harbor
costs.
$8,449,338 in
1,411,622
6,776,230
$2.98
.
ago.
1957.
bring his cumulative savings for such
salary for such year less any savings
com¬
equivalent
or
of
through
companies
the
Increased
working
the
investments
year
a
five
to
If
his
The
to
year.
company
attributed
malt prices and
the
on
ended
July
Payments per share during
pared
.per
reported
year
year.
Consolidated
"chare
were
report.
fiscal
24,622,670
______
13,679,777
Goodyear's
Sales
g.
p.
Froedtert Corp.—Sales and
Earnings Lower—
dividends,
for
submarines
new
recently
overcrowded
effective Oct.
any
dollar
•
Increased
the
in
Electric
just
existing
by
created
Vote
of
At
resolutions
an
corporation's
on
ships
during the month
Employe
that
27,268,497
$8,662,500.
ratio
182,
institution
year.
to
draw
U.
exchange.
directing
time
of
Stock—
and
this
work
brings to
in
acres
the
deductions
the
$14,111,751
shares
company's
year
V.
—V.
submarines
this
131.7%
or
During
all
12,
decided
that
the
time
had
come
to
of many
stockholders that the
company's
American
application is in
168,
insurance
and
9,155,992
to
a
The
recently selected for a new General Mills general office
scheduled for completion within three years.—V.
182, p. 814.
1955.
have
made
was
compared
finance,
Minn.,
sales
program
the 2.29
exceeded
1955
at
current
totaling
1954.—V.
23,
stock
above
well
630,843
Crl,809,000
__
share____
of
foreign
906,169
2118.
p.
to
the
research
stockholders
A.
1953
alone
liabilities
the
at
is
capital
19,
15,
§7,794,714
that is
receivable
current
for
At
2%
and, possibly, 1957, in
the. July and December
The pioposed General Motors
Savings—Stock
Salaried
Employees in the United States
rate
were
9.
paying
site
cars
of the
the
Robert
share
July
April
share
per
ratio
$12,808,616
unfilled
from
authorizing
made
in
inventory.
loss
to
used
fiscal
§397.429
per
On
since
paid
diesel-powered
two
in
from
in
car
become
cents
62
in
1955,
at
than
Co.—To List
the
an
30.
the
year.
shows
with
be
to
accounts
§738,200
declined
§4,287.000
adopted
listing
15
3.57 to
a
and
reduction
directors
capital
by
from
Fresnillo
The
comply
of
Chairman
suspended
be
the
on
Sept.
of
layings will take place this fall. The contract
the
3,353,471 used
To
for
two
Every GM
passenger
car
Buick, and Cadillac—ported
25.
§1.32
of
June
Cash
fiscal
report
up
of
policy
The. improvement
a
.sales
previous
1955,
of
as
year.
advance
1955
loss
taxes
loss
a
Board
Aug.
dividend
§1,136,700
part
with
is equal
year
a
liabilities,
1954.
liabilities
being
fiscal
on
after
15.
assets
1254
Heineman,
with
current
ratio
§184,927
compared
dividend
a
quarterly
a
$2,182,029
fact
W.
1955
compared
declaring
1955,
of
series
pressing need for more space.
The present
consists of more than 300 men and
women.
Research Center will consist of several
buildings constructed
for
437,595
Co.—Reports Profit—
profit
a
announced
profit in the
Stock
1
30,
Ben
year,
President,
The
to
earned
company
ended
6%
dividend
record
intention
eight-month sales totals reached by GM dealers
T-750
a
599,424
467,000
foreign
subsidiaries
during
the
half-year
Dividends
received
from
these
subsidiaries
amounted to $1,862,150, and the
remaining earnings were invested in
plants and equipment, or added to their
working capital. The reserve
President, announced on Sept. 8.
Retail deliveries of new GM
cars last month totaled
337,956 or 146.1%
of the total for the same month
of 1954.
Retail sales of both new and
used General Motors passenger cars in
the United States
during the first eight 'months of 1955 were by far the
highest for any similar period in history, Mr. Curtice said.
vehicle
Four Wheel Drive Auto
The
will
stock
of
1956,
period, Harlow H. Curtice,
weights extend from 5,000 pounds on the
pickup to
42,000 pounds on the heavy duty tandem axle
models.—V. 182, p, 914.
year
Income
amounted
General Motors
Corp.—Passenger Car Sales Up—
1.9
showrooms
line—
28,884,059
of
foreign earningss '(net)
held, 913,531 additional shares of
con¬
common
1.9
performance
dealer
truck
series,
October,
corporation's research
outskirts of Minneapolis,
three
a
Used
added
of
011
(six months)
23.
been
in
with
display
on
have
tandem
Gross
go
models
country Sept,
models
new
truck
earnings
3,512,629
33,064,000
taxes
staff
new
building,
1.9
Ford Motor Co., Dearborn, Mich.—New
Models—
1956
the 2%
stockholders
the
181,
Seawolf,
104
appearance
Food
new
is
2%
share
one
the
of
stock
a
company's steadily growing work in food and
plus the development of new food and industrial
suburban
Fair Stores, Inc.—Stockholders
Offered Securi¬
ties of Realty Unit—See Food Fair
Properties, Inc. above.
—V. 182, p. 1013.
200
adjustment
no
voting
The
Retail
Ford's
76,849,351
and
Goodyear's financial statement showed
working capital of $413,095,838
on June 30, 1955 and P.
W. Litchfield, Chairman of the
Board, pointed
out that this will be
increased by approximately $44,800,000 from
pro¬
ceeds of an offering of common
stock completed
recently. Pursuant to
this offer made to shareholders
on
the basis of one share for each 10
*
common
in
is
now
declared
banking,
a
contract
of
move
design
1013.
p.
of
necessary
The
&
Parke
restricted
per common
♦Based
common.
to
and
awarded
sub
is
research
1.9
2.6
Barriman
is
build
been
research,
products has
1.9
Inc,
Richter Co,________
Schmidt,
that I
expressed
dividends
508.
p.
to
action
rate
1,
prefabrication
the
on
site
pansion.
1.9
Co,____
&
April
construction
The
3.3
1.9
&
Clark
in
Peruvian
made
3.3
&
&
Oct.
182,
7
stocks
recent
directors
the keel
atomic
new
1.9
^
3.3
Inc.
Co.„_
Brown
Drexel
Co
&
Newburger
Parrish
&
W.
Loewi
1.9
1.9
16,497,692
85,039,070
expense
funded
on
1905.
General Mills, Inc.—To
Expand Research Facilities—
6.5
Co., Inc.__
Co.
Biooke
1.9
Brothers
general
charges
4.084,347
for
^Earnings
Darter; and a third nuclear submarine, the
name
of
which has not
yet been announced by the Navy. Electric Boat has also been
designated
as
the construction yard for two other
nuclear submarines.—V.
182,
p. 1013.
no
Co._
&
Battles &
its
conversion
the
completion
under
as
that
so
and
service
income
Dividends on $5 preferred
stock__
Dividends on common stock
the
and
each
adjustment
Lehman
The
to
has
and
setting
21.1
Provision
Stock Dividend—
Sept.
on
preferred
of
mid-America.—V.
Expansion
Co._
its
corporation
and
result:
&
interests.—V.
announced
Cash
contract
for
redemp¬
underwriters
purchased
and
debt
and
dates.
Design
amount
for
15,194.072
administrative
Month of August—
as
principal
date
several
industrial
General Dynamics Corp.—Peruvian Contract—
tion.
percentages of unsubs^ibcd units to be
follows, such percentageS^toeing
subject
British
of
time
started
at
utility,
of
payable
cash.
The
shs.
4,786,519
the
ranging
the
to
the
new
result
a
stock
serving
be
contingent
together
the
and
dividends
,
thereof
for
631,180,044 553,191,997
515,463,634 404.003,753
and foreign income
Minority shareholders' equity in
foreign subsidiary companies
equipped
operation
rate
as
same
stock
subject to redemption (upon 30 days'
notice) on the interest payment date next succeeding the expiration
of 150 days after the end of each fiscal year of the
company com¬
mencing with the fiscal year ending Dec. 31.
1960,
through
the
operation
cables
and
for 8/10 ths share of
Corporation directors recently
20,000 shs,
time,
to
of
in
completion
dividend.
common
Outstanding
20.000 shs.
the
at
be
§7,691,250
7,500,000 shs.
redeemable
are
wires
preferred
to
FINANCING
$7,691,250
will
1,845,585
—
United States
unit
$
1,507,119
goods sold
other
1954
551,346,412
Net
corporation
dividend
TO
value)__
par
debentures
stock
Properties.
to
due Sept. 15. 1975
($100 par value).—
preferred stock
Common
This
templated
out properly
is selling the
carry
Authorized
*20-yr. 5 '/a '/
products
or invest
be
the
conversion
engage
supermarkets
of
General Contract Corp.—2%
tvpcs.
lood
to
with Canadian
in,
also
initial
the
1955
679,672,925
income
of
Selling,
1
"Although
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up
30—
$
Interest
plant will begin in October and It is ex¬
by March, 1956.
the Tampa
plant, General Cable will be
operating nine (plants in the United States. The other plants are lo¬
cated at Bayonne and Perth
Amboy, N. J.; Emeryville and Los Angeles,
Calif.; Monticello, 111.; Providence, R. I.; Rome, N. Y., and St. Louis,
Mo.
It is also
constructing a plant in Winnipeg .Canada in association
It will also engage generally in the business of in¬
developing and improving other types of real estate and
in real estate financing.
These
activities
were
originally conceived and
initiated by Food
pair Stores, both the management of that company deemed it inad¬
visable for a company whose principal business is the operation of
diverse
vesting
may
said:
manufacture
Upon
of
establishments
the
Construction
engage
commercial
MacDonald
pected
primarily in the business of
acquiring, developing and improving sizable tracts of land as fully
planned
and coordinated shopping centers for
occupancy
by
retail
company
Inter
Co.,
Rubber Co.
June
income
Total
Cost
building markets."
and 2.222,222 shares of common stock.
preferred stock
Peninsular Telephone
•
Mr.
&
Ended
Monday, September 19, 1955
.
Depreciation
primarily for the manufacture of telephone wires and cables, we are
purchasing sufficient land to enable us to construct additional units
for
properties 6%
initial unit will have approximately 50,000 square
equipped with completely modern eguipment for the
telephone cable and other wires and cables for
paper
other
from the sale of the units together with
other funds will be used by the company to buy two tracts of land
from
Food
Fair Stores,
Inc., operators of approximately 220 super¬
markets in seven states, and to develop,
improve and operate these
tracts
as
shopping centers.
The other funds include §2,022,222 to
be received
from Food Fair Stores for 20.000 shares of Food
Fair
Net
PROCEEDS
Other
The
be
of
Months
.
Net sales
County Telephone & Telegraph Co., Southeastern Telephone Co .and
rapidly expanding telephone companies operating in the South¬
group
share.
per
Co.
will
and
Six
It
the constantly growing
requirements of
that will buy any units not purchased
through the exercise of warrants by holders thereof.
The company has also placed through Eastman, Dillon &
Co. an additional 650,000 shares of common stock at $1
writing
RR.
where
manufacture
under¬
an
Fla.,
Airline
being made in the ratio of the right to subscribe for one
for each 20 common shares then held and expires
unit
Oct.
Goodyear Tire
will
construct
a
modern
manufacturing plant in
already operates a warehouse and sales office,
it was announced on
Sept. 13 by I. T. Bennett, Chairman of the Board
and J. R. MacDonald, President.
'
•
Approximately nine acres are being purchased from the Seaboard
cent)
one
Cable Corp.—To Build New Plant—
corporation
Tampa,
.
to
$852,114,
cents
Mr.
a
an
a
equal to $1.14 a share, as compared
share, for the quarter ended June 30, 1954.
Hammond
general
hour
costs by
wage
or
5%
informed
stockholders
increase to
,
whichever
all
the
to
company
$604,146,
had
employees, effective Sept. 5, of
was
approximatly §425,000,
that
greater.
he said.
The
hike
will
boost
or
granted
10
cents
annual
Volume
In
182
Number 5465
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
discussing first quarter earnings, Mr.
fnaintain ^is rate of increase over
ii
HlSCal year-" During the
the
f
an
of
organs
mulate
■He
an
said
order
inventory
that
to
could
we
the
which
all
the
that
"our
order
He
noted
that
before,
Chicago
plants,
manufacturing
duction
on
dividend
-
Heine
Bids
there
is
current
said
later
"we
continues
fiscal
facilities
"We
to
the
for
of
tne
selling
expand
outlook
an
such
are
year."—V.
that
that
182,
is
favorable,
will
"we
9.
p.
pay
Attorney
General
remaining
no
part
the
irom
of
the
125 shares
of
the net
sale
to
of
United
television
for
Sept.
on
915.
Corp.
filed
3
theatrical
and
Johns-Manville
Mr.
extra
an
'•"•
-
of
94
the
States;* and
another stockholder.
will
shares
the
The
This
.
into
to
go
proceeds
•
new
products
nounced
(N. Y.)—Files
With
1956,
1955.
organization,
the
continues
by
Ii,
has
"It
to
'
will
provide
started
operations
plant expansion
I
Johns-Manville
attractive
program
boost
to
competition,
stockholders and
meet
sales,
possibilities
investment
for
employees," Mr. Cassidy said.
The
announcement
closely
follows
the company's attainment
of
a
iew high level of earnings in the second quarter of this year which
were
the
highest ever recorded by Johns-Manville for any second
quarter.
The quarterly earnings of $2.05 per share of common stock
were
produced by sales totaling $75,450,847, which were the highest
gyeater job stability
for
.
; Hilton Hotels Corp. (& Subs.)—Earwigs Up—
Six
Months
Ended
June
30—
1S55
operating profit—_____________
Net
operating profit
Provision for
income
1954
$27,143,065 $15,182,723
10,624,388
taxes—______
6,272,992
5,500,961
3,235,738
________
sales
lor
$5,123,427
Net profit from sale of
Other additions
$3,037,251
344,438
474.631
properties
(net.)
net
profit.
$5,467,865
per
°1
etc.
shares
as
with
the
outstanding
June
on
$2/,44u,398
1954,
c?mmon stock,
,
in
tne
June 30,
on
for
net
profit
profits
and
30,
was
1955,
penou
$46,970,930,
were
l9t>4.
ox
Net
period
profits
were
per
sales
property
of
cents
share.
The
Brand
covering
Sept.
on
$300,000
denominations
&
Co.,
Salt
additional
his
interim
that
Home
since
31,
history of
one-half billion
25-year
proceeds
totaled
Mr.
the
Black
noted
Companies
dollars.
On
$514,365,502,
On
consolidated
a
ended
$116,419,676
that
June
basis,
June
for
Burton
that
this
their
30,
gain
a
is
combined
1955
the
30,
the
net
1955
premium
was
of
the
in
used
4
$21,375,373
first
time
assets
in
-
exceeded
combined
surplus of both companies increased to $242,709,653,
435 over the Dec. 31
figure of $219,512,218.
period
L.
be
to
are
income
$117,497,309,
policyholders'
gain of $23 197 -
a
'
for
the
six
.
month
compared
as
with
like
period in
1954.
The
Companies' combined
underwriting results showed a profit of $156,417 for the first half
of
the year as compared with an
underwriting profit of $2,392,936
for
the
first
half
1954
six.
months
period in
Home
Combined
year.
was
1954.—V.
$6,437,101,
181,
Net
Investment
compared
with
Income
$6,189,413
for
for
Co. of Virginia, Inc.—
The proceeds
;
The
1975.
and
for
agent
expansion
pay
Trust
paying
York,
this
Hooker Electrochemical
has
issue.—V.
John
F.
Snyder
Sr.,
J Completely modern
trustee,
180,
2189.
p.
brought
recently
Ohio,
it
is
into
announced
Vice-President.
in
detail,
every
the
plant
employs
unique
auto¬
mation' techniques for the production of
phenolic molding compounds,
sold to custom molders and to manufacturers
having their own plastics
molding
facilities.—V.
182,
The
corporation filed a registration statement
with
the
SEC
on
9, 1955, covering 341,380 shares of its common stack ($9 stated
value), to be offered for subscription by stockholders of record on
30,
1955,
be
to
are
Co.
&
the
on
supplied
and
basis of
held.
then
The
by
Wiiiiam
share
one
subscription
amendment,
Blair
Co.
&
Lee
head
additional
and
Higginson
the
list
of
stock
Corp.,
The
to
.of
Oct.
period,
1955.—V.
17,
182,
it
is
anticipated,
Weld
underwriters.
will
be
from
Oct.
Stores
leased
was
—V.
162,
1
by
1955—Month—1954
$1,094,686
$17,477,695 $14,043,058
purchase
its
For
for
the
the
over
the
Net
16th
preceding
fiscal
sales
national's
fiscal
Net
history
ended
earnings
Earnings
Working
Capital
ended
by
military
June
lor
the
annual
than
sales
of
highest
report
in
$33,591,934
the
30
at
June
end
totaled
Normal
taxes
for
the
fiscal
$6,043,979
of
for
ended
year
the
common
of
of
30,
for
and
and
were
They
were
depletion
made
modernization
$7,336,903
S13T96.749,
fiscal year.
corporation
$7,219,703.
expenditures
was
preceding
the
to
30
year.
outstanding,
for
of
during
the
equipment,
year.
with
year
balanced
aggregating
the
of
up
to
$6,-
corporation
machinery
first
will
be
pneumatic
and
devices,
to reduce
its
increase
to
used
short-term
the
working
debt,
will become effective about Sept.
a
die
30
H.
and
cast
P.,
9
the
all
engine
and
that
sThe
manual
of
starting;
and
will
with
will
will
the
also
of
lbs.,
of
displacement
complete
with
market
it
plane
rated
steering
at
handle
exclusive
12
available
three
volt
with
the
troll
reserve
30
...
and
starter
Silver
of
m.p.h.
Versions
MercElectric
Quick
will
it
over
different
a
engines
outboarders,
...
tremendous
a
runabout at
a
in
versatile
speeds
has
off
for
modern
of
range
yet
produced
be
was
'
piston
today's
wide
a
be
motors
firing four-in-line,
throttle.
turtle,
a
outboard
alternate
an
increasing
demands
skiers and
30
110
the
as
Mercury
30,
inches
grip
capable
Mark
generator,
lor
only
at
slow
as
water
new
cubic
twist
varying
is
30
for
power
30
1956
corporation.
Mark
new
weighing
the
meet
fisherman
of
this
by
of
specifically
M'ark
new
line
new
Sept.
is
synchronized
Aimed
a
the
of
on
model
all
lower
unit
competition.
(G. R.) Kinney Co., Inc.—August Sales Higher—
Period Ended Aug. 31—
Sales
—V.
182,
1955—Month—1954
$3,785,000
1955—8 Mos.—1954
$3,321,000
$28,333,000 $25,878,000
915.
p.
(S. H.) Kress & Co.—August Sales Up—
Period Ended Aug. 31—
Sales
_
—V.
a
All
and
1955—8 Mos.—1954
$97,175,868
$97,312,820
1015.
p.
of
these
shares
placed
were
with
institutional
an
investor.—V. 182, p. 915.
Lake
Central Airlines,
Public
under
hearings
Oct.
way
in
the
Inc.—Hearings Oct. 17—
Lake
17 before
Central
the Civil
Airlines
Aeronautics
acquisition
Board
in
gefe
case
Washington,
C.
CAB
investigation is being held to determine disposition of Lake
Airlines, under contract for pucrhase by North Central Airlines.
Central
North
Central—America's
Lake
Central
(LCA)
in
operated
holders
divest
to
in
largest
after
1952
the
local
public
themselves
the
interest
all
of
airline—contracted
CAB
found
in
the
holding 96% of the stock (80.000
standing), agreed to sell to North Central.
Since
airline mergers must be reveiwed by
filed an application before the board
all
Airlines
the
.contract
certificates
In
to
buy LCA.
issued
All LCA
year,
the
to
be
and
subject
.employee
of
group
a
secondary agreement to buy
approval of the transaction.
certificates
stock
was
buy
was
LCA
the
not
stock¬
major
Tne major
company.
of
to
shares
83,000
out¬
the CAB, North Central
requesting
in
put
approval
trust
of
trust
with
management.
new
this
of
January
to
that
directed
and
interest
shareowners,
the
LCA
employees entered into a
shares and requested CAB
issuance of trust
condition that the agreement
80,000
board
The
group
on
permitted
to the rights of North Central Airlines
purchase agreeemnt.
In other words, if the CAB approves North Central's contract to buy
under
its
Lake
subordinate
earlier
stock
Central, the employee trust certificates would be delivered to
Central for the originally agreed-upon purchase price.
On the
hand, if the board denies North Central's request to buy LCA, it
North
other
may consider the LCA empolyee plan, among other expedients.
Lake Central, among the smaller of the nation's 13 local airlines,
operates
some
Michigan,
1,600
route-miles serving 28 cities In Illinois, Indiana,
and Pennsylvania.
North Central, headquartered in.
Paul, Minn., operates a 2,661-mile system and serves
Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Minnesota
and
Ohio
cities
43
North
the
Kaiser Aluminum intends to nearly
million pounds of extrusion per year—
three of 2,750 ten and one of
plant
46.2
four
new
ar.d
civilian
presses,
plant
aircraft,
produces
parts
for
the
plant
for
which
Kaiser
extruded
components
military, tubing and
Aluminum
has
of
range
aluminum
requirements.—V.
182,
extrusions
p.
for
both
Tradesmen's
The
Philadelphia
ceive
for
ex-
been
awarded
an
an
military
and
com¬
due
Nov.
$42,306
Period Ended July
from
royalties
182, p. 315..
31—
oil
Co.—July Revenues Up—
1955—Month—1954
prices
at
Sales
sale
not
182,
Co.,
p.m.
(EDT)
it
of
3%
Broad
on
first
Chestnut
&
Sept.
16
to
1013/a%.—V.
exhaust
182,
p.
Streets*
offered
bonds
mortgage
sufficient
amount
exceed
to
to
re¬
series
B,
sum
the
of
613.
Corp.—August Sales Higher—
31—
-
—V.
Trust
3
to
to;an
Lerner Stores
1954
1955—Month—1954
1955—7 Mos.
$11,033,019
$9,803,680 $85,163,458 $79,212,403
1015.
p.
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.—New Labor Plan—
A
employees' security benefit plan has been negotiated for 23,000
new
employees in major flat glass plants in
ica,
labor
of
of
contracts
this
seven
states under
it
announced
was
jointly
by
a
three-year
and the Pittsburgh Plate
workers of North Amer¬
company
with the United Glass and Ceramic
CIO-CCL,
Sept.
companies
union
and
on
9.
The
security program,
new
applicable to each of the
two
companies
is effective Sept. 25 ,1955.
outstanding feature of the new agreements, which now have an
date of Sept. 25, 1958, is the introduction of the "Security
Benefit Plan" which will provide payments in event of unemployment
due to layoff or protracted illness.
The plan provides for
a
total accumulation up to $600 for each
employee from which he may make weekly withdrawals of 10';
or up
to a maximum
of $30 a week, during any period of unemployment.
Since it is a security savings plan, any payments from the fund would
be in addition to state unemployment compensation beneifts and any
separately,
The
expiration
health
accident
and
Funding
the
of
directors
benefits.
plan will begin after approval by respective boards
companies and governmental agencies.
Company
the
of
contribution will be at the
rate of five cents per actual hour worked by
in the bargaining unit.
Withdrawals for unemployment wilt
permitted in the first year of the program, enabling the build-up
of security funds.
The three-year agreement also provides for subsequent annual wage
increases on the contract anniversary dates in 1956 and 1957.
The new agreement sets the minimum hourly wage at $1.80 an hour
employees
not
be
for the
The
glass companies.
Includes improved
also
pact
new
pension
stockholders
from
will vote Sept.
1.800,000
shareholders
ized
benefits under
the companies*
plans, effective Sept. 1 of this year.—V. 182, p.
Link-Belt Co.—To Increase
shall
shares.—V.
$1,6G8,999 $12,269,449 $11,767,690
182,
2,400,000
to
have
p.
no
26
315.
Ii
Capitalization—
increasing authorized
on
shares
and
preemptive rights
providing
to
that
common
common
the additional author¬
718.
Louisiana &
1955
from
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 7,
1955, covering 53,700 shares of its $2.50 par common stock.
These
shares are to be offered for subscription by stockholders at the rate
of one new share for each eight shares hbld.
The record date, sub¬
scription price, and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
ment.
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co. is named as the underwriter.
Net
from
Net
Kidde & Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Arkansas Ry.- -Earnings—
July—
Gross
(Walter)
1975
&
to
up
the
1955—7 Mos—1954
&
$1,784,352
1,
Bank
Pa.,
for
Period Ended Aug.
The
1014.
10,
tenders
stock
Revenues
in
Dakota.
.Lehigh & New England RR.—Tenders for Bonds—
of
shapes
broad
gas
1955—Month—1954
$13,001,920 $12,798,695
_____
182,
Kroger Co.—Secondary Offering Made Privately—A
secondary offering of 47,300 shares of common stock
(no par) was made on Sept. 12 through Lehman Bros.
sub¬
operational contract under the U. S. Air Force heavy press program.
The
two
plants, together will comprise of one of the largest and
most versatile extrusion facilites in the country, capable of producing
This
fiscal
approximately
charges
throughout
term
fiscal
compared
the
a
the
June
preceding
stock
for
Inter¬
$7,113,979, for the preceding
1955.
the
ainortiztaion
replacement
amounted
with
compared
of
Kern County Land
share
per
1951,
May,
for the building and transportation industries.
It will be operated In coordination with two 8,000 ton presses in
truded
mercial
$ j6,485,017—the
in
"
—V.
expenditures
depreciation,
839,593.
with
$2.55
income
30.
capital
at
corporation's
increase
an
$2.44.
June
$31,191,183
to
shown
1954.
corporation
compared
before
ended
30,
the
have
1955.
higher
3.1
the
of
to
30,
year were
June
equivalent
with
June
fiscal
and
$6,321,903,
was
compared
year
the
sales
net
year
according
year,
ended
year
lor
year
were
This
consecutive
Aluminum
capacity—to
installation, of
adjoining
International Minerals & Chemical Corp.—Sales
Up—
Kaiser
by
3,250 ton capacity.
The
Halethorpe
GGSA
1955—8 Mos.—1954
915.
p.
of 2,500 tons.
It also includes the necessary auxilisuch as remelt furnaces, straightening equipment, die
two
pacity has been raised to 24-million pounds of extrusions per year,
stantially in excess of its previous rated capacity.
With
$1,391,534
_____
and
20 years,
and put into immediate operation.
Since that time, the
corporation has made extensive capital improvements in the plant. Ca¬
Corp.—August Sales Up—
Period End. Aug. 31—
Sales
on Sept. 12 it has completed purchase
General Services Administration of the
Halethorpe, Md., which has been oper¬
at
and
double
Howard
plant
heat-treating facilities for an integrated extrusion opera¬
tion.
The plant employs approximately 500 persons.
Idle for 41/2 years alter World War II. the GSA plant at Halethorpe
1014.
p.
The
The
Glass Co.,
extrusion
equipment
ary
business.
subscription
other
and
equipment.
financing
Kiekhaefer Corp., Fond du Lac, Wis.—Introduces New
extension
plant,
five
making
proceeds of the financing will be used to reduce short-term bank
loans incurred within one year under the
company's established lines
of credit to provide additional funds for
lending to customers in the
course
in the manufacture and'
pressure reducers,
Outboard Motors—
being
under the terms of a lease with the agency.
which has 270.000 square feet under roof, presently
presses—one each of 4,400,
1,600 and 500 tons
1951
GSA
capacity
Net
usual
extrusion
since
The
terms
White,
j
from
corportaion announced
cash from the
houses
each
for
underwriting
;
$40,000,000 of
a
purchased
*
of
price
Also to Issue
;
filed
$3,841,000
ating
This
shares
—
corporation's current expansion program is estimated to cost
and contemplates the installation of additional sheet fa-
aluminum
j
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Sept.
20
valves
shares.
29,249
are
compressors,
Minneapolis-St.
recently
for
Sept.
Corp.—Registers Pre¬
Chemical
&
SEC
With
Acquires Aluminum Extrusion Plant—
214.
p.
Household Finance
the
air
agreed
for pur¬
stockholders *
the
of
prospectus and warrant for rights will be mailed
to each stockholder
of record Sept.
20, 1955.
It is planned that the
subscription period will expire about
0^13, 1955—V. 182, p. 1015.
D.
the government; the installation of a
cryolite recovery plant and direct chill billet casting facilties at the
Chalmette, La., plant, expected to cost $2,750,000; and the installation
of additional reduction cells at the Mead and Tacoma, Wash., plants
at an anticipated cost of $2,250,000.
..
The
corporation is a
major producer of primary aluminum with
operations ranging from the mining and processing of the raw materialbauxite, to the fabrication of aluminum and aluminum alloys Into
a
variety of products.
The corporation Is also a producer of basic
refractory materials, dolomite and magnesias.
Total net sales of the
corporation for the fiscal year ended May
31, 1955, amounted to $268,133,000 compared with $226,641,000 during
the preceding fiscal year.
Consolidated net income for the respective
periods amounted to $28,565,000 and $14,016,000.and
Co.—Opens New Plant—
The company's Durez Plastics Division has
production a new $5,000,000 plant at Kenton,
,
by
costs, etc.
appointed
been
debenture
2929.
p.
pansion, expected to cost $3,800,000 and $6,200,000, repsectively, of an
olant at Halethorp,- Maryland, formerly operated under lease
,
to be used to
Co., New
are
Bankers
control
protection
of
of
company
as
j." is expected that the registration
i extrusion
'
registrar
aggregate
the
subscribed
certain
and
has
underwriter
the
24,451 shares not
such
capital of the company and
Building
cilites, estimated to cost $75,000,000, at a plant now under construction
at Ravenswood, W. Va.;
payment of the purchase price, and the ex¬
sinking fund deben¬
1,
181,
the
Celite Division,
and the Dutch
$90,000,000
Private Placement—The company has arranged to
place
privately an issue of $700,000 31*2%
tures, due Sept.
Aluminum
corporation
,The
the
747.
p.
Telephone & Telegraph
include
sli&rcs*
like
a
divisions
other
Fibre Division, the
International Division
Division,
mines
registration statement with the SEC on
Sept. 8, 1955, covering 700,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock, $50
par value. The stock is to be offered for public sale through an under¬
writing group headed by The First Boston Corp. and Dean Witter &
Co.
The public offering price and underwriting terms are to be sup¬
plied by amendment.
Proceeds from the sale of the stock, together with funds to be ob¬
tained from the sale pursuant to commitments with institutional in¬
vestors of
$40,000,000 aggregate principal amount
of first mortgage
bonds, 3%% series due 1976, are proposed.to be added to the eash
resources
of the corporation
and applied as needed to the current
expansion program.
In addition, payments on the present bank loans
due semi-annually from June
1, 1956, to Dee. 1, 1958, are to be rescheduled, over that same period, so as to make available $13,090,000
during the period of expenditures for the current expansion program.
The prospectus states that the commitments for the sale of the 3%%
bonds, the recheduling of the bank loan repayments, and the issuance
and sale of the preferred stock are interdependent.
The corporation
will purchase up to 4%
of the $35,000,000 issue
of preferred stock per year,
during the first 5 years, and thereafter
there will be a cumulative sinking fund to retire annually 4%
of the
the
par
the company
Asbestos
Privately—
This
junior
at
Edward
thiough
net
with
6%
oJfered
where
Calif., where diatomite is
filter and filtration products.
divisisons comprising the industrial
Celite
new
Division.—V.
Stock
Bonds
to stockholders, Kenneth E. Black,
President,
30, 1955 the combined assets of The Home and
Co.
1954.
the
$1,000,
The
noti.'ica ion
be
to
three
the
Products
Kaiser
Co., N. Y.—Assets Still Rise—
June
Indemnity
Dec.
of
cf
1580,
conditions
of
an
of
aircraft
separators,
proceeds
The
The
capital.
report
on
1,
and
Utah.
letter
a
amount
Oct
$500
City;
Insurance
announced
The
5100.
Lake
working
Home
In
of
filed
1
principal
due
for
27, 1955, after which
products
Lompoc,
of
line
Canada
in
at
one
company's
the
Products
ferred
subordinated debentures,
the
to
Division,
Canadian
^473i
corporation
SFC
addition
two
mines,
and
company's
group,
share.—
per
three
fibre,
the
Products
In¬
property sales
ended June 30,
common
15
for
products
per
from
quarter
and
Bay,
operates
In
profit
$2,549,192, equal to $1.45
operating divisions, comprising the industrial
new
asDestos
mined
like
the
taxes
lrpm
also
1,613,-
Home Acceptance Corp., Salt Lake
City, Utah—Files—
,
North
its
per snare. For the
$1,758,550, equal to $1.03
was
included
p.
$2.08
1955
after providing for preferred dividends.
for the
77
1954.
t0„Tline cents
earnings
lol)
earnings
30,
quarter ended June
deducting all charges and
a,Je,
cluded
,
V•
in
revenues
compared
after
'
outstanding
three
Ont., Canada.
The - other was construction of a new
asphalt roofing plant and warehouse at' Savannah, Ga.
Operation
of
these
plants
in
1956
will
bring Johns-Manville manufacturing
facilities to a total of 24 plants in the United States and Canada,
all of which
are
being operated at close to capacity.
The company
$0.31
$3.12
^ Based on 1,663,953 shares
Gross
$1
$0.21
Total
215
$3,536,654
at
From operations
From sale of
properties,
industrial
group,
will
be
known
as
the
Industrial insulation
Division, the
Packings and Friction Materials Division and the Pipe Divisison.
Two
major
plant expansions
were
announced by Johns-Manville
in June.
One was the construction of a new insulating board plant
share:
common
terms
maximum
a
Johns-Manville
$3,536,654
$5,434,553
^Earnings
a
allied
will give the company a total of nine operating divisions
business in tne United States, Canada ana overseas.
is
a
leading manufacturer
of building materials,
organization
33,312
.
is
and
serving company
24,769
The
Total
Minority interest
period in the company's history.
leading
manufacture
of building materials,
products.
The present change
in
quarterly
any
Johns-Manville
insulations
devices
Net
1,
Jan.
'
enable
more
effective
becomes
in 1946
in which about
invested
each
year
since the end of
World
L. M. Cassidy, Chairman and Chief Executive
of
decentralization
been
according
which
to
offering to stockholders,
principal activities
of
announced
continuing
a
Officer.
the
Industrial Products Division;
will comprise a new indus¬
Senior Vice-President, it was an¬
which
in
certain
up
the
dire-detecting and
present
14,
backed
War
its
spilt
Sept.
on
$'20,000,000
proceeds.
Gross
to
moisture
New Divisions—
Corp.—Creates
will
operating divisions
group
headed by a
to
purchase
sale
a
exhibition.
expansion-
The
and
The
from
corporation
three
trial
will receive
company
Subject
to
suant
have agreed to subscribe to
need."
and
received
proceeds
corporation
tures
pro¬
Indiana
The
p.
in
as
letter of notification with the
SEC covering 150,COG shares of common stock
(par 10 cents), to be
offered at $2 per share. ^ through Baruch Brothers & Co., Inc., New
York, N. Y.
The net proceeds are to be used to produce motion pic-'
Co.; New York—Bids for Stock Sept. 29—
be
30, 1955," he predicted.'—V. 182,
The
been
ever
Louis Ware, President,
in the year begin¬
the 12 months ended
service,
expenditures
about the same
be
Securities and Exchange Commission—
four
additional
us
will
The
at the Office of Alien
Property, - Room 664,
Avenue, N. W., .Washington 25, D. C„ up to 11 a.m. (EDT)
on Sept.
29 for the purchase from it, as an
entirety, of 1,068 shares
of
capital stock (par $24) of this
company,
constituting all of its
outstanding shares.
r
;
T01
1955,
Jessel-Roberts Productions
Hammond
has
further
to
improve - efficiency and
anticipated that capital
1,
June
company's
"will give
us
is
said.
accu¬
fall
Mr.
it
tnan
now
one
to
to
"It
ning July
balance
selling season."
substantially in
good,"
very
enabling
indicated
an
that
the
bgan
we
fall
need
be
next month,
tnereby
year
the
will
to
addition
an
for
year
production
backlog is higher
indications
the
during
increasing
operations
that
in
&
will
is
when- completed
facilities,
when
Based
Hammond
sold
was
Declaring that "business
reported
whereas last
organs
season."
last
quarter reported, he said, "We shipped
make,
company
produce
said
Hammond
can"°t
7
(1115)
ry.
railway.
railway
income
oper.
3954
1953
1952
$2,376,107
1,072,160
$1,955,443
$2,594,464
$2,136,633
669,207
1,049,796
762,8(6
515,094
344,112
535,708
355,458
15,897,367
15,043.251
17,666.723
15,238,399
7,189,595
5,956.465
7,534,055
5.860,199
3,496,083
3,064,491
3,682,593
2,674,242
company
from Jan,
Gross
Net
Net
—V.
from
from
1—
railway
railway
ry.
oner
182,
p.
income—
414.
,
/
•
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1116)
this
that
held
and
result in
would
system
gas
Exchange
and
had
issue
a
been
substantial loss of economies.
The SEC
fully considered in its earlier findings
opinion.
petition
pending
a
The
be set
will
application-declaration
later.—V.
182,
the
Mastic
Its
Matico
and
rubber
and
pure
vinyl
pure
corporation.—V.
179,
A
materials
has.
nounced
The
Sept.
on
its
by
by
made
this
it
corporation,
Dr.
Mass.,
identified
Buckminster
will
be
used
Fuller,
as
as
was
an¬
are
struc¬
Geodesies,
of
military
for
pur¬
not released.—V.
180,
Co.—New
has
company
Playfellow
just
Portable
introduced
Model.
The
Phonograph—
version
new
a
announced
was
notes
model
new
is
(La.)—Stock Offered—The
com¬
offered to its common stockholders on Sept. 14,
for a period of 10 days, the right to subscribe for a max¬
imum of 785,714 additional shares of common stock (par
10 cents) at 35 cents per share on the basis of one new
pany
share
for each 3.24 shares held (with an oversubscrip¬
privilege). The offering is underwritten by Gearhart & Otis, Inc. and Hunter Securities Corp., both of
New York City, and T. J. Feibleman & Co. of New Or¬
leans, La., on a best-efforts basis. The underwriters will
offer publicly any unsubscribed shares at 40 cents per
share (based on the assumption that no shares are pur¬
chased by existing stockholders, the maximum public
offering will total 687,500 shares). These securities are
offered as a speculation.
No fractional shares will be
tion
Sept.
on
net
the
at
CAPITALIZATION
proceeds
track
and
BEFORE
to be used
to
additional working
pay
are
for
GIVING
EFFECT
The
The
President,
will be
proceeds
improvement
to 4,200,000
also
the
principal
pari-mutuel
with
organized
was
betting
office
2,550,800 shs.
is
July
located
16,
the
in
of
Louisiana,
in
racing
horse
State
the
1955.
1953,
harness
a
shares
3,200,000
July 26.
on
on
of operating
privileges in
purpose
corporation's business
track
Louisiana.
National
Bank
of
The
Com¬
Building, New Orleans, La.
It also maintains an office at its
racing site in Jefferson Parish, La. The corporation has operated two
harness horse racing meets at its racing site, one in the fall of the
merce
1954 and othe other in the spring of the year 1955. The Louisiana
Racing Commission has granted the corporation a license to
.year
State
conduct
harness
racing meet at its racing site during the period
through Nov. 19, 1955. Since the proceeds of this
in time to permit the company to make
necessary repairs to its racing plant and to provide necessary working
capital, there is no assurance that a fall meet can be held even
from
a
Oct.
offering
though
14,
1955,
not be available
may
permit has been granted
a
quickly
and
date
assigned.—V.
182,
of
for
used
the
Central
company'ss
1955—Month—1954
Ry.
operating
revenues.
$1,902,400
Ry.
operating
expenses-
1,593,738
*
$1,788,963
•
11,215,171
$53,604
$3,348,963
income...
124,391
45,860
1,324,732
132,
1,277,574
which
Cement
Mfg.
of this
year
pounds;
and
of
$10,449,870
ended
June
40
It
completed.—V.
was
sold
cents
Share
per
totaling
dividends
50
15
were
in
forth
set
by
the
Net
McLean,
entered
individually
into
K.
and
and
a
number of
Net
last
between
the
representative
subject
are
forth
set
of
Reynolds
C.
A.
&
condi¬
underwriting
Malcom
Shields
Allyn
&
Schwabacher
underwriters.
&
Courts
5,000
Sulzberger & Co.
& Hirshberg,
Inc,._
Norris
Co..
5,000
Horner &
Scott,
&
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins,
Youngberg.
Walter
Brooke
&
Arthur
M.
10.000
J.
10,000
Willis,
Co.
&
Johnston,
Lemon
Reinholdt
&
Cruttenden
Co
<fc
Williams
Brush,
Slocumb &
Clement
A.
Sept.
13
offered
60,000 shares of
stock at $46.50 per share.
$5
value
par
publicly for the first time, the shares
by certain stockholders primarily to establish a public
the company's securities.
The company will not receive
proceeds.
for
the
BUSINESS—A
all
forms
Massachusetts
accident
of
almost exclusively
The
in
home
office
thirty-eight
and
be¬
are
market
of
any
health
organized in 1927 to write
insurance, the company specializes
in the writing of non-cancellable disability insurance.
in Boston, and it is authorized to transact business
is
states
and
the
The
to
consists
and
of
give
effect
300,000
outstanding,
reserve
to
District
shares
$1,500,000;
of
Columbia.
capital
and
surplus
stock
one
stock,
surplus
&
3,000
Kenny
&
Ayres,
of
split
$5
the
in
company,
August
value
par
(including
1955,
authorized
general
of
names
the
underwriters
and
at
300,000
$1
Provision
for
Net
by each underwriter from the selling stockholders
to
are
Investment
with
"Customers'
higher
consistent
The
First
Kidder,
Lee
Co
&
Hancock,
Harold
A.
M.
Inc.—
Company—
Higginson
S.
—V.
Pierce,
10
182,
p.
Chas.
appears
Co
Scranton
W.
Whiteside,
Winslow,
10
Kinsley
&
&
&
&
Huston
&
is
to
will
be
line
price
of
shares
Co...
&
4'/a
&
2V2
i.
Adams
2V2
816.
filed
3
of
&
Seymour Milstein has been elected
President, succeeding H. A. Hachmeister, who becomes Chairman of the Board.
Morris Milstein moves
from Executive Vice-President to
Vice-Chairman of the' Board.
Harry C. Hachmeister has held the position of Vice-President in
charge
in
of
1949,
the
western
division
Mastic
of
111,,
national
since
he
joined
appointed Executive Vice-President.
Milstein
has served as
Secretary-Treasurer
Manager of this corportaion since
The corporation, with
plants in
Joliet,
Tile
has been
Seymour
and
output
Houston,
of
and
Texas,
resilient tile
its
formation
in
the
of
lawn
2,000
10
York,
New
capital
cents*,
and
N.
other
be
to
and
General
will
produce
flooring
more
during
than
the
40%
coming
of
year,
the
it
and
Division
Y.
The
27-
-Jan. 1 Thru Aug. 271955
1954
$63,376,786 $60,258,869
have
will
and
cancelled
not
be
underwriting
shares
of
common
their
agree¬
designed
eight
two
registration
by
their
stock
at
with
the
Federal
Other
14
the
at
Harley
to
rate
share
sell
to
of
stock
According
its
and
purchase
to
process
an
until
stock
S.
purchase
the
dealers),
income
the
for
at
at
to
The
lc
proscetus
director
of
The
to
the
in
feasibility
planned
models
in
mowers
and
and
mowers
two
the
models.
Spin-Trim
deluxe
Trima-
cutting
inch
25
mowing,
mower
widths.
1955—7 Mos.—1954
$
105.316,924
91,816,434
9.957,706
71.483,311
65.982,368
1,927,437
1,359,443
11,379,093
8,297,551
1,086,782
969,189
7,466,024
6,805,588
10,730,927
taxes-
on
$
1,533,953
14,988,495
1,905,918
1,383,524
12,424,871
to
stockholders
before
or
$
2,176,125
offer
to
Oct,
Sill
common
resold
to
common
purchase
Peter
consideration
cash
and
following
others
for
the
approximated
financing,
purposes:
estimated
is
of
for
and
his
other
the
of
for
28
record
Sept.
9,099,045
27,
1955,
the
additional shares
486,881
of
F.
$500,000
for
at
McDonnell,
New
Drucker,
to
$25,000
for
research
and
a
the
board.
manufactures
Atlantic
Ave.,
assignment
lc
the
consolidated
protective
N.
devices.
office
Its
Y.
and
net
Split Stock—
record
be
to
are
Sept. 30,
1955.—V.
mailed
182,
on
Oct.
15,
1955
to
614.
p.
National
to
sold
so
The
SEC
corporation
covering
share,
per
to
liled
2
shares
of
and
deal
letter
a
in
of
stock,
common
underwriting.
trade
York,
N.
Y.
Exchange Commission—
The
net
commodity
National Container Corp.
Period Ended June 30—
Net
sales
Costs
notification
to
with
offered
be
proceeds
at
to
are
be
the
$20
used
from
(&
futures.
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
1955—3 Mos.—1954
1955—6 Mrs—1954
$24,314,2491
and
Fed.
taxes
$17,808,726
$46,352,450
$35,256,663
19.892.C44
16,368,491
38,299,393
32,313,663
2,479,550
683,750
4,483,900
1,488,069
1,924
1.838
3,334
3,342
$1,940,131
$754,647
$3,565,818
$1,451,589
(net)
expen,
inc.
Minority
Net
(est.)—
interest
income
Preferred
Bal.
Com.
_
dividends—
144,391
147,089
289,325
294,616
$1,795,740
$607,558
$3,276,493
$1,156,973
3,184,866
appl. to
shares
June
The
2,909.033
3,184.866
2,909,033
$0.56
in
its
stk.
com.
$0.21
$1.03
$0.40
outstanding
30
Earns,
per
share-
com.
corporation
mill
and
on
Paperboard
ap¬
10-ton
$240,000
income
Futures, Inc., New
Sept.
on
2,400
without
purchase,
announced
be
of
Commodity
of
share
warrant.
will
construction
development;
shares
additional
—Files With Securities and
per
per
securities
$765,500,
for
shareholders of
broke
21
sources
of $614,300, compared with estimated net income of
$1,226,the corresponding period of 1954. Gross income from
operations
new
monthly record
corporation
Mr.
during
August
exceeded
Kipnis said,
exceeded
420,000.000
"our
dollar
45,000
square
sales
tons
while
feet.
likewise established
$9,000,000."l>
near
operates
6
Kraft
piup,
board
and
paper
mills
and
converting plants.
New Development—
all
for
the six
months
ending June 30,
1955,
after depletion,
depreciation and estimated income taxes, and after deduction of minor¬
interests in earnings, and subject to year-end adjustments and
monthly records during August,,
plant production. Samuel Kipnis, President,
13.
a
result,"
previous
production
"As
for
all
converting
Sept.
production
converting plant
a
estimated
electric
Brooklyn 26,
The stockholders will vote Sept. 26 on approving a
proposal to effect
four-for-one split of the present outstanding capital stock.
Certifi¬
cates
500,000
States Petroleum Corp.—Net
Earnings Off—
reports
Board—
on
in McDonnell & Co., investment
City, has been elected a director to succeed
resigned.
Mr. Drucker will, however, remain as a
corporation
1250
Corp.—Banker
partner
a
York
or
promoters
for
lc
in
$205,125.
at
of
of
known
not
shares
shares
warrants
Manufacturing
Murray
consultant
warrant
per
process
is
consideration
of 266,666
stock
this
prospectus,
commercial
company.
the
of
corporation
accruals,
rotary
type
lawn
power
under¬
the
ity
000 for
new
13.820,291
operating income
charges—,—
is
Murray
two
share,
per
and
President
warrants
each
working capital.
Middle
completely
efficient
effortless,
Reo
1955—Month—1954
after
T.
for
the
warrants
$2
1957.
31,
at
stock
officials
the
plant:
Its
10,441,503
The
pilot
six
15,631,847
taxes—
operating
bankers
also sold
proceeds
to
book
next
capital stock at par ($100 per share t on the basis of one new share for
each five shares held.
See also V. 182, p. 1016.
underwriter
purchase
promoter
a
Gerber,
$37,500
plus
or
shares
Aug.
Sill,
A.
warrants
aggregate
common
common
warrant.
plied
the
underwriter
to
warrant
one
common
the
which
per
common
Morris
stock
common
35c
for
agreed
250,000
exercisable
sold
stage
375,000
Net
for
reel-type
reel
expenses
right to subscribe
SEC
to other company officials and their associates
purchase warrants for lc per warrant; and to
other persons, firms and corporations 200.000 common
shares for
per
share and 200.000 prefered stock purchase warrants for
lc
$1
unveiled
Mutual Trust, Kansas City, Mo.—To
co-underwriters
be
may
of
that
Sill.
company
62,500
during
Registers With
—
statement
basis,
of
also
has
stock- sold,
be
to
has
efforts"
commission
who
maximum
company
The
com¬
The
ago.
1956.
other
Revo-Trim
Royale
two
revenues
Operating
The
The company issued to Sill 400.000
the
and
year
half
$1.50
511.
p.
Operating
1015.
p.
shares of common stock at lc per share.
was organized under Delaware law on June 6.
1955.
operating history, the purpose of its formation being to
cobalt-copper concentrates through the application of a process
common
of
ago,
of
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earns.—
It
no
proven.
has
for
mowers
are
were
Ride-A-Lawn
182,
corporate
company
treat
the
year
earnings
917.
p.
dividends
$
the
with
C.,
D.
6,000,000
a
"best
a
preferred
a
250,000
The
1945.
introduced
models;
—V.
notification
(par
Co.,
&
working
Corp.
ot
warrant,
per
indicates
has
firm
Newburgh, N. Y„ Long Beach, Calif.,
Reo
lawn
power
Power-Trims
Also
133,333
The
182,
year
share.
per
and
a
completely new self-propelled rotary mower models, identified
Power-Trims, in 18 and 21-inch cutting widths, are a feature of
1956 line.
Powered by the long-lived Reo 4-cycle,
2Va horsepower
included
2,000
Thorphill.
stock
A
Israel
for
182,
company
company,
writer,
during
period a
same
sales
Regular
paid
were
inventories
over
2,000
letter
a
class
Washington,
selling
a
lc
promoters,
Etc.—
on
warrants
the
per
Mastic Tile Corp. of America—New
President,
deluxe
rotary
&
Co.
Wyllie
filed
designees,
of
sales.
$95.35
favorable."—V.
$7,562,611
$7,548,792
were
Merchandise
of
of
the
was
both
corporation's
of
These
1955,
The
its
purchase
the
4'/6
for
$156,568,780
year.
Two
2,000
:
Stephenson-Leydecker
$6,288,535
offering
made
receive
to
(or
$1.80
Motor Wheel Corp.—New Reo Mowers—
2,000
Co.—
Co
covering 500,000 shares
of 6%
non-cumulative
convertible preferred stock ($2 part, to be offered for public sale at
$2 per share through M. S. Gerber, Inc., of New York.
The offering
of
Co.
West
Inc.
12,
follows:
Jackson
Davis
level
stock
stock
for;
last
increase
higher
of
accounts
of
an
share
per
common
outlook
Corp.—Underwriting Agreem't Canc'ld
Co.,
corporation
Sept.
development
10
Cullom
Chace,
10
<fc
Webber,
Shelby
31
common
$1.
of
payment
July
the
"The
Securities and Exchange Commission—
invented
Curtis
10
Fen-
Beane
Moseley
Paine,
16%
Co..
Corp
Lynch.
&
ner
Corp
&
of
to
value
2,000
Blackstock & Co.
H.
Law
1954
share.—V.
per
respec-
%
20
Boston
Peabody
Merrill
F,
&
at
represent
with
share
per
time
than
$234,071,652
Ferris
Metallurgical Resources, Inc., N. Y.
This
6,502,378
$1.70
John A. Barr, Chairman of the Board, said:
"After elimination of
extraordinary and nonrecurring expenses this year and adjustment of
last
year's Federal income
tax
provision to the current basis, the
earnings were five cents per share greater this year than last.
the
through
Merc-Uranium
public
cents
705,439
9,753,567
share
common
215.
p.
be pur-
%
Estabrook
705,439
per
Corp.—August Sales Higher—
Merc-Uranium
proposed
11,920,000
$12,401,602
mulching and weed cutting.
$6,518,611
ment
12,705,000
dividends
engine,
Crawford,
1955
Law
1954
24,321,602
$11,771,690
_
dividends
Net
182,
has
announced
24,476,690
.
income
on
;
Common
as
;
&
-4 Wks. End. Aug.
voluntary
as
taxes
2,000
used
be
is
316.
1955
income
on
—
Earnings
Net
to
are
A
Monsanto
it
and
113
July 31—
taxes
Federal
earnings
Class
because
which,
company,
182, pp.
$423,092,027 $401,118,118
before
2,000
shares
share,
per
proceeds
the
capital stock severally
associate
Ward & Co. ,Inc.—Sales Up—Net Off—
Ended
Earnings
3,000
5,000
Sept.
containing informa¬
products.
its
Chemstrand
deficit—V.
3,000
Co.,
on
Melville Shoe
It
of the shares of the
percentages
chased
of
and
for
this
of
year-end
booklet
a
and
in
sales
The
Co
5,000
Inc.
Corp.
interested
be
ownership
its
Co.—Chemstrf nd Booklet Issued—
French
5,000
Evans
covering
the
$6,293,519.
i,
UNDERWRITERS—The
tive
stock
20
a
will
you
vSix-Months
Co.,
&
7,000
Co....
Co.
corporation
further
CAPITALIZATION—Capital
adjusted
15,658,720
Chemstrand
/Montgomery
176, p. 146.
expenses.
corporation
31,229,416
15,436,158
Period End. July 31—
on
PROCEEDS—Available
29,236,469
11,875,180
Medallion Pictures Corp., New York, N. Y.—Files—
capital
ing sold
Ihe
erased
Ne>t
Is
Massachusetts Indemnity Insurance Co.—Stock Offered
—An underwriting group headed by Estabrook & Co. on
feel
50%
has
3,000
—
Krensky &
____
5,000
&
Burnham & Co
—V.
23,805,988
16,201,131
7.000
Co.
Co..!
&
Co
Inc.
10,000
Roney & Co
Baxter,
Boettcher
28,425,325
Clayton Securities Corp
10,000
Co
Co.
&
2,797,358
140,067,766
has just recently issued
company
about
We
a
3,000
Tindall
W.
2,779,312
141,862,406
7,000
&
Gardner
Dempsey-Tegeler
C.
Co....
Inc,
2,787,689
122,447,324
5,000
Hurry'
&
5.893,316
917.
p.
months
—_
Bingham,
10,000
Wm,
tion
5,000
Inc.
15.000
5,409,280
3,313,231
income—.
oper.
182,
pared
5,000
Stone
15,000
Co
5,000
Mason,
Inc,
17.000
Co.—
Goodbody
5,000
Marache &
Crowell, Weedon & Co.-,— 10,000
Davis, Skaggs & Co
10,000
&
Co
17,000
Co..
Co
&
&
Hallowell
17,000
& Co.__
Hammill &
Ryons
Granbery,
22,000
20,000
Fay
Ohio
5,000
Fusz-Schmelzle
35,000
Co
Walker &
H.
The
&
Inc.
75,000
35,000
Lundborg & Co
Irving
Hooker
G.
Inc..
Co., Inc
P.
Co.,
&
Shares
75,000
Co.
stock
common
certain
the
and
company
the
A
to
in
1952
$22,120,455 $22,251,843
127,020,829
railway
railway
from
ry.
below
named
Shares
Co.—
&
stock
paid
A
or
quarterly
two
shareholder,
selling
the
and
class
shares of
names
4,525,286
Monsanto Chemical
months
six
the underwriters
condition,
out
McLean
as
The
1955.
1953
$18,604,294
5,241,215
from
—V.
the
by
the class
declared
on
has
Corp.,
From Jan. 1—
Gross
income
for
the
total operating rev¬
on
and
1954
during
their
market
a
James
Shields
ry.
1954
$20,014,303
railway
oper. income!—
Net
dividends
Securities
RR.—Earnings—
railway
from
The
lirst
by Equitable
up
1955
from
Net
Trucking handled
on
which it
re¬
the
1954
$2,617,493
operates
owned
are
taken
were
July—
Gross
eastern
company
pounds
For
$824,803
paid
obligations of
opposite
including
agreement
five
182, p. 718.
1955
$2,805,140
916.
p.
Missouri Pacific
each.
cents
purchase the respective
tions,
11
revenues.
was
1953
748.
p.
Co.—August Sales Higher—
and
658,156 shipments; 680,017,128
were:
has
cents
UNDERWRITERS—The
below
along
McLean
$20,309,919.
1955
Revenues
181,
916.
$21,049,669.
dividends
to
and
1954
year
operating
30,
1954.
p.
Offered—An
The
Mass.
1,279,544,000
company
cor¬
products
underwriter of the issue,1 and have been sold.—V. 182,
wholly-owned subsidiary,
of
of
15%.—V.
;
182,
bentures
expansion
operations
were
routes
over
leased
are
a
totaling
revenues
DIVIDENDS—The
of
27
the
compared
petroleum
half
first
approximately
for
$2,324,000
as
/
shares
Boston,
the comparable figures
year
enues
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
secondary offering of 5,000 shares of common stock
(par $10) was made on Sept. 8 by A. G. Becker & Co.
Inc. at $81 per share, with a dealer's discount of
$1.25
share.
printing
C.)—Stock
The
calendar
the
shipments
operating
—V.
Marquette
per
of
Sales
512.
p.
the
below
increased
$5,577,000
was
liquid
and
debentures, all but $111,400 was subscribed for
by stockholders of this company. The unsubscribed de¬
has
company
2243.
(N.
to
by Malja Corp.,
or
1,149,907
Deficit.—V.
the
indebtedness,
Dayton
p.
operates
Ga.,
$2,982,439
oper.
180,
Co.
company
Atlanta,
ceived
11,849,046
$308,662
5%
oil
of
with
income
cash
Mississippi Valley Gas Co.—Subscriptions—Of the re¬
offering of $2,000,000 41/4% convertible subordi¬
$14,564,134 $14,831,485
1,735,359
sales
gas
compared
net
nated
purposes.
from ry. opers.
rev.
ry.
1955—7 Mos.—1954
and
production
approximately
natural
Net
from
terminals
net
Net
Trucking
EARNINGS—For
offered
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. July 31—
Net
of
retirement
oversubscribed.
company
718.
p,
Net
cent
stockholder.
SEC
Maine
that
announced
The First California
Outstanding
from
increased
was
of stockholders
vote
BUSINESS—Company
for
stock
common
shares by
of
underwriting group headed by Shields & Co. on Sept. 15
offered for public sale 525,000 class A common shares
(par $1), priced at $8.35 per share. The offering was
Lester,
FINANCING
4,200,000 shs.
(par 10 cents)
authorized
necessary
capital.
NEW
TO
Authorized
stock
Common
$2,500,000
total
to borrow $1,000,000 from the Irving Trust Co., the Chase
Manhattan Bank and Winters National Bank & Trust Co. (Dayton, O.)
Shearson,
Improvements
Of the
15.
$2,500,000 to the Massachusetts Mutual Life
Pierce,
Hallgarten
issued.
period
Month of August—
arranged
fiscal
Magnolia Park, Inc.
$5,361,00,
was
1954
decreased
Horn
sold to the John Hancock Mutual Life Insur¬
were
Co. and
Marvin
portable
in
period
$2,739,000.
717.
p.
Insurance Co.
38
extremely
the
of
form with
newly designed cabinet and carrying handle and includes the same
fine three-speed intermix playing rumble-free record player and High
Fidelity audio amplifier and speaker system as is found in the Play¬
fellow.
The new Playfellow lists at $99.50.—V. 181, p. 2582.
PROCEEDS—The
with
of
BUSINESS—The
Magnavox
the
responding
—V.
seaboard
This
with
Monday, September 19, 1955
..
Sales
2697,
popular
wall
1955,
—
Notes Sold Privately—The company
privately, through Blyth & Co., Inc., an issue
$5,000,000 4% sinking fund notes due Sept. 1, 1972, it
plastic
"Geodesic
a
President
shelter
a
Location data and specific application
poses.
p.
for
asphalt,
plastic
McCall Corp.
McLean
reinforced
of
13.
inventor
Cambridge,
Inc.,
sphere
three-quarter sphere
clearspan
ture"
and
May,
Inc.—Completes New Plastic Structure
high, 55 ft. diameter
just been completed
four-story
markets
it
name
floor tile,
added in
were
has placed
general corporate purposes.—V.
Lunn Laminates
trade
vinyl
lines
Miller-Wohl
and
31G.
p.
Under
cork,
rubber
the purchase of the Wright
Manufacturing Co. of Houston, pioneer
producer of these products.
Wright is now operated as a division of
of
transfer
the
tile.
ance
of the Louisiana Commission was filed in connection
application-declaration of Louisiana Power proposing
its
non-electric
properties
to
a
new
subsidiary,
Louisiana Gas Service Corp., and a related financing program.
The
proposal was advanced with a view to ultimate compliance with the
Commission's
divestment
order.
A
hearing
with
respect
to
this
The
with
announced.
vinyl-asbestos,
Commission on Sept. 13 announced
a
decision denying the request of the Louisiana P. S. Commission for
reconsideration of an SEC brder of March 20. 1953, under the Hold¬
ing Company Act, directing that this company, a subsidiary of Mid¬
dle S«uth Utilities, Inc.. dispose of its gas and water properties.
The SEC held that an offer of proof made by the Louisiana Com¬
mission
ins
support of its position did
not show any grounds for
questioning the SEC's earlier conclusion
or
any changed
circum¬
stances justifying
a modification of the order.
The main contention
of the Louisiana Commission was that independent operation of the
Securities
also
was
Decision—
Louisiana Power & Light Co.—SEC
The
.
A
new
tough,
highly flexible, weather resistant fibre
now being produced by this corporation,
superior ffinish, is
of
the
development
and
perfection
of
two
new
board,
as
machines
with
the result
by
that
company.
Actual
production
of
the
board
is
accomplished
by
the
first
of
the
(1117)
new
machines,
other
solid
a
fibre
combiner.
The
finish
is
the
work
of
the
is
wide
acceptance.
This new libre
board
is
being
manufactured
at
National
Container's
Jacksonville, Fla., plant. Production is at a sufficiently high rate to
insure prompt delivery of the board
anywhere in the United States, the
said.—V.
announcement
182,
614.
p.
addition
In
machine.
Although the resultant product has only recently been placed on the
market, National Container officials say that it is already meeting with
]
food,
pulp
National
This
Department
corporation
ended
July
and
after
with
net
31,
loss
a
loss
$456,800.
loss
a
airplane
the
1954
sales
non-recurring
tax
the
of $97,244.
$724,657 after
of
$29,147,844,
six
charge
credit
period
were
in
against-
of
$325,000
This
compares
tax
a
months
credit
$27,155,153
a
Turns
of
year
177, p. 2571.
unplasticized
mercial
National Securities & Research
Corp.—Split-Up, etc.—
announced
of
the
Sept.
cn
National
tion
all
As
of
Stocks
Sept.
9,
Series
the
of
seven
there
date
from
1965
2065.—V.
to
were
5,
It
923,382
was
182,
shares
approved
"
-
-
_
•
l
r
National Shirt Shops of Delaware, Inc.—Sales
Up—
Period End. Aug. 31—
1955—Month—1954
Sales
—V.
182,
917.
p.
1955—8 Mos.—1954
$1,289,636
$1,151,952 $11,379,023
* "
$10,233,229
and
Metalab
*
corporation
Sept.
on
7
filed
letter
a
covering 300,000 shares of non-assessable
cent),
to
be
Co., Tulsa,
incident
offered
Ckla.
to
at
$i
share,
per
The net proceeds
raining
notification
of
Western
to be used
are
stock
common
through
to
with
(par
Bond
one
Share
&
for
pay
the
expenses
activities.
An
to
90
construct
be
New England Telephone & Telegraph
'
"
1955—Month—1954
sinks
Gas
4-inch
and
pipe
on
to
The
tion,
leases
States,
—V.
and
Norbute,
the
tana,
and
182,
Metalab
is
prepared
line
of
appliances
uranium
In
addition,
properties
,
In
r
S
Operating
revenues
Operatnig
expenses
*
23,898,632
Federal
Other
income
118,841,152
14,046,088
12,503,172
10,994,433
10,212,721
on
edu¬
ently
2,356,561
-1,685,994
taxes—
1,596,721
*1,456,480
^
The
purchase
Net
Net
operating income
charges
2,915,181
182, p.
917.
2,308,972
2,358,121
after
—V.
1,750,609
18,430,585
14,500,464
13,044,051
New Mexico Copper
The
Corp., Carrizozo, N. M.—Files—
The
1,
corporation on Sept. 8 filed a letter of notification with the
covering $100,000 of 6%'
convertible debenture bonds due Oct.
1965, to be offered In denominations of $100 each and convertible
at
any
time into
of
220 shares
debenture.
incident
expenses
of
The
to
net
mining
stock
common
proceeds
activities.
written by M. J. Sabbath Co.,
for
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
operating
oper.
—V.
182,
This
taxes
by
$3,183,020
1,009,431
the
earned
E.
income
net
months
seven
Patrick
be
used
are
the
the
Junc¬
Grand
leases
in
ended
McGinnis,
about
income
above
compared
is
with
equal
after
of
Western
in
United
This
of
not
and-preferred
cf
$1,683,416
first
last
the
$87,786,625
71,369,402
all
in
earned
the
same
period
months
of
1955
were
$90,812,328,
corresponding months
the
for
all
to
$7,367,495
year.
the
for
first
requirements
$12.90
to
after
to
$2.15
charges
income
share
taxes
for
the
in
year
Is
equal
includes
sinking
the
the
on
It
31.
(wheh
fund
first
seven
preferred
the
on
for
this
share
per
July
on
common
allowing
Net
per
and
months
seven
stock.
month
of
July,
1955
compared
includes
income
net
with
month's
one
proportion
of
the
esti¬
charges of $590,000 due to a derailment experienced in July.
Extraordinary costs involved in this derailment are being apportioned
monthly
of
revenue
due
5%
period the
July
$570,874,
Both
the
over
it is estimated
curtailment
to
last
here
in
six
was
main
increased
revenue
for
hire
of
$1,862,918
freight
months
in
the
during
being repaired.
was
27.6%
or
the
the
July,
over
month
last
increased
approximately 150% over last year's charges.
Transpor¬
last month increased $1,269,260 or approximately 23%.
these non-recurring increases were
the
result
of
handling
of
placing
thrust
embargo on less than carload freight business
the railroad by the truck strike
throughout
Southern New England which extended from June 14
through July 27.
182,
any
upon
917.
p.
Central
Lake
Central
Norbute Corp.—Has Diversification Program—
of
the
all
the
He
a
r.ew
immediate
been
that
these
Net
service
organization
changed
he
old
an
widened
the
character
said,
"that
in
and
a
activi¬
1955,
to
request
organized
to
facilities
certain
raine,
sense,
we
name."
activities
of
Norbute,
he
estimated
estimated
efforts
Dec.
both from
diversification
of
income
and
annual
sales
annual
the
acquisition
volume
is
Norbute
Sales
1954.
and
is
approximately
being made,
he
declared, "to in¬
within, by increasing sales; and also,
of
good-growth
in
earnings
in
the
with
the
net of
first half
figures,
six
months
$28,672
of
showing
1955
in
ended
the
totaled
gains
for
June
comparable
$1,426,428.
the
first
30
was
period
These
half
of
year,
were produced primarily in
May and June since the ac¬
of the Jackson & Church and Metalab divisions.
During the first six months of this year, the total assets of Norbute
h«ve
Jncrp°*fd
to
$7,133,557 from
approximately $1,144,000 as of
& Church.
The material, known as Calsi-Crete,
has been developed from a European process t» which J & C holds
exclusive rights in this country.
by
In
to
of
Mr.
it
of
originally
and
of
State
20,
at
30
be
the
1954,
were
lines
and
Ohio.
electric
related
Comities,
facilities
St.,
Ohio
Edison
distribution
lative
preferred
This
Ohio,
facilities
various
facilities
parcel
in
located
including
which
furt&er
Erie,
located
in
Ottawa
the
of
and
60.000
to
American
of
the
bonds
for
was
being
considered
for
use
as
a
building
said, but after extensive research and testing, the
material showed that it is adaptable to wide range
building uses and as a core material.
In
addition,
the
potential uses in the insulating and packaging fields.
of
are
(b)
It
dated
real
without
notes
to
to
expected
issued,
be
first
to
bonds,
stock,
sole
and
60,000 shares
its
of
bonds,
preferred
to
the
extent
available,
payable
at
the
banks.
to
outstanding
are
.
be
of
Any
will
Corp.,
It
of
sell,
at
1985,
with
no
the
par
to
the
At
the
prepayment
for
the
injuries
of
amount
of
stock
N.
C.
The
said
it
and
the
issuance
and
proceeds
period
of
for
shareholders
company's
An
increase
also
was
Sept.
will
21,
begin
in
any
July 1, 1955,
182, p. 817.
thrown
persons
developing
backs
Sept.
delivery
wil
the
to
additions,
of
Dec.
to
of
added
be
Ohio's
31,
1956,
the
of
violently
similar
front
14
pads
seats.—V.
approved
Prior
authorized
Th$
Oct.
forward
in
plan
R.
be
to
S.
for
Dickson
used
for
re¬
to
split,
the
split
of
shares
and
from
increase
certificates
at
in
split
to
shares
the
May
(EDT)
1,
the
company
additional
with
the
1956 to and Including Nov. 1, 1970.
The
by equipment estimated to cost $10,635,000.
to be secured
are
1017.
that
said
there
authorized
split
and
already in effect.—V.
the
182,
p.
and
are
is
$4,515,051
Sept. 8
Co., Inc.
site
All
6460
at
of
the
of
Alfred
released
no
1955—8 Mos.—1954
$4,275,359 $36,554,831 $34,784,909
West
Pfizer
B.
office
and
Courtland
company's
Perlman
architect's
an
warehouse
&
Co.,
be
estate
real
of
drawing
to
the
present
on
the
of
four-
Street,
Chicago, 111.
domestic divsions: Pfizer
Laboratories,
by May
1,
1956.
Chicago branch of the
Pfizer company will be the fourth com¬
office in its present expansion plan for nation¬
facilities.
bination warehouse
wide distribution
This
new
warehouse
and
two-story
space.—V.
structure
182,
will
contain
81,000
feet
square
of
719.
p.
Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington RR.—Merger—
See
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
2793.
p.
below.—V.
167,
Philip Morris Inc.—Has Large Advertising Program—
Roger
multi-million
of
behalf
the dramatic
white
red,
new
rettes.
The
and
motif
gold
package
start
and
for
to
Open"
pack
plans.—V.
the
radio
on
time
introduced.
was
182,
first
p.
Net
&
announced
18
Mr.
Us
king
While
size
We
television.
Philip Morris to vdaily newspaper
Greene
its
when
also
famed
announced
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
1955—12 Mos.—1954
$6,710,010 $13,783,110 $11,315,240
4,987,790
10,501,140
income
9,121,730
$2,266,080
$1,722,220
$3,281,970
$2,193,510
3,700
186,700
9,080
269,470
$1,908,920
$3,291,050
$2,462,98#
303,360
18^,000
556,940
336,710
$1,966,420
$1,723,920
$2,734,110
$2,126,270
I.
Is
to
except
stock
irrigation
able
have
at
of
30,
President,
estimated
to
000,000.
all
June
Wall,
provide
$1.35
share;
per
"Substantially
"It
radio
6,021,220
income
periods ended
C.
"Snap-
new
$2,269,780
Earnings
shares
ciga¬
Change
supplements,
newspapers,
mid-1954
$8,287,300
taxes
operating
in
1955—6 Mos.—1954
income
exp.
1
and
regular
"Pardon
and
since
Pioneer Natural Gas Co.
Oper.
Sept.
on
campaign in all media on
to change to a distinctive
818.
Period End. June 30—
Operating
its
a
October
campaign marks the return of
for
who
advertising
by Philp Morris
themed
will
billboards
Advertising,
of
dollar
move
advertising,
Dress"
Our
Director
Greene,
initial
an
had
plans
shares
Chas.
a
B.
Roerig <fe Co., Chemical Sales and Agricultural Sales, will use
the warehouse facilities and have regional offices In this new structure.
It is expected that occupancy will be available
effective
restricted
devel¬
new
constructed
J.
Total
12,000,000
additional
unissued
company's
415.
Sales Up—
1955—Month—1954
918.-
McMahon
P.
to
the
$
Room
noon
-
Net
company
4,000,000
for
$
from
on
1017.
p.
two-for-one
a
the
1955—8 Mos.—1954
$
89,710,509 682,985,129 623,513,402
Installation
for
182,
18.
of
through
are
de¬
warrant
a
1955,
magazines,
outstanding.
distribution
of
unit,
a
proceeds
the
1,
&
Co.—Split-Up Approved—
stock.
shares
approved.
accordance
option
in
net
and
1955—Month—1954
♦Other Income
is
and
Officials
issue
on
common
common
$1,000
The
Income deductions
3,056,874
at
debentures
of
with
fund
stock, to be offered
common
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co., Inc.—New Chemical Building—
$11,900,000.
stops.
windshields
2244.
p.
time
present
in
Owens-Corning
$0.87
each
—V_. 182,. p.-
common
the
many attractive colors and grains, the pad Is Installed
on the upper cover of the dash
board above the Instruments and below
the windshield.
~ '
*
above
3,750 shares of
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—August
common
and
stock,
Fiberglas safetey pad for automobile instrument panels, with a
decorative, soft-textured cover, has been developed by this corporation,
it was announced on Sept. 9.
Constructed of Fiberglas molded
wool, with a vihyl plastic cover,
sudden
181,
pre¬
results
sale
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.—New Development—
or
for
Period End. Aug. 31—•
value,
par
stockholder,
A
Available
Its
and
approximately
1811, Suburban Station Bldg., Philadelphia,
on Sept.
29 receive bids for the purchase
equipment trust certificates, series DD, to be
and to mature in 15 equal annual instalments of
to
Nov.
The
crashes
prospectus.—V.
Inc.,
being offered,
of
indebtedness.
Sales
of $4,000,000 may be
$15,900,000 of bank notes
remaining
$8,474,000.—V.
reduce
Getty,
shares
$7,965,000
advertising
pads
F.
the
to
918.
up
—V. 182, p.
amount
of
amount
time
above.
in
additional
aggregate
program
to
as
(J. C.) Co.—August Sales Higher—
of
$531,000
i
the
further
a
described
estimated
Getty
to
cumu¬
due
$100
common
concurrently
or
and
treasury funds and
be
applied
to extensions,
improvements to the company's properties.
The cost
and
bank
certificates
Sept.
on
Service
issue
to
mortgage
preferred
prior
stock,
Ohio's
is
Electric
of
notes
banks
an
outstanding
of
parent
Co.,
sale
of
that
making
securities
its
to
applied,
premium
payable
is
It
(EDT)
a.m.
cash.
the
be
to
are
11
authorization
cumulative
preferred
or
George
principal amount
shares
company,
will
from
The
SEC
$17,000,000
of
$6,000,000
from
C.
Pennsylvania RR.—To Sell Equipments—
The
Pa.,
$100).
(par
Electric
&
$1,000
182, p.
acre
&
sell
and
Gas
Sarah
on
Sept. 6 filed a letter of notification
$125,000 of 6%
10-year registered sinking
warrants
Charlotte.
Pfizer
to
company up
American
Gas
received
shares
Issue
naming
being offered
102,198,773
—V.
which
area
County, Ohio, and
the
stock
has
bidding,
competitive
owner of 2,692,532 shares
Including 2,538,905 shares held
$
Lor¬
which
parcels
located
are
located in
by the
of
company
and
of
applied
shares
the
to
Sales
proposes
related
and
New
York
8,
N.
Y., for the purchase from
mortgage bonds due 1985 and 60,000 shares of
first
stock
the
of
according
common
Co.,
James
received
office
Church
$17,000,000
record
trust
company
opers,
will
the
Pacific,
of
.
Inc., and as a-result of subsequent dis¬
split-up In respect of the common stock of
a
when
cost
covering
units
&
Sandusky, and Seneca Counties, Ohio,
serving 3,470 retail customers, and (2)
Ohio Power Co.—Bids Sept. 20—
Bids
expenses."
The shares will
the New York Stock Exchange,
Getty.
his
companies,
average
of
719.
p.
and
of
cost
and
cash amount of approximately $1,460,000 for such facili¬
a
182,
F.
stock
The
share,
30
company for the
exchange agreement
public utility company
Serves,
related
Toledo
ties.—V.
less
on
Getty as original trustee, with respect to which
is a life beneflcary of approximately 79% of
trust.
Mr. Getty acquired his shares in exchange
George
of
in
this
exchange for such properties Ohio Edison proposes (a) to transfer
certain electric distribution and related facilities
serving, at
pay
182,
Getty
said
of
of
bentures
an
31, 1954, 2,610 retail customers located in Ottawa and Sandusky
Counties, Ohio, and certain steel tower and wood pole transmission
Salgo
structural
has
an
per
Toledo
lines
$14,035,000
respectively.—V.
Paul
Mr.
Penney
Dec.
Jackson
Calsi-Crete
stock
also
of
until Sept. 27,
persons
of
to
non-affiliated
a
certain
Owens-Illinois Glass
xio
an
of the developments which are expected to boost
company's earnings in the future, Mr. Salgo pointed to a new
lightweight building product material which is being put into pro¬
qualities
31,
now
J.
is
He
declaration
a
Period End. Aug. 31—
together with automobiles, supplies, and other
personal property owned by Toledo and presently used by Ohio Edison
in operating property of Toledo.
1954.
fcAoxuple
the
block,
proposal
a
pursuant
the
(li
by Toledo on
Ohio Edison and a
Ohio Edison
this
quisition
duction
Co.,
in
owned
by
now
return
by
and
Pacifc.
Erie, Huron,
Sandusky
estate
the
of
30,
Edison
transmission
owned
upon
properties
Toledo
in
giving interested
.
pre¬
Parnell-Martin Supply Co., Charlotte, N. C.—Files—
said,
are
figures
further
compared
June
hearing
operating
from
located
at
order
an
certain
and
acquire
at
new
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
stock
common
under
tributions
Co.—Proposed Transfer of Properties—
Toledo
the
1956,
the
■s>
a
of
and
estimated
are
and
from time to time
30.01%.
or
of
income
for
1016.
p.
,
Sept. 9 filed a registration statement with the
shares of its $4 par common stock. According
on
100,000
shares
latter
Airlines, Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
182,
1955
bonds
series
expenditures
years
approximately $4,163,000,
trustee
Trustor
317.
p.
Airlines, Inc. above.—V.
issued
exchange
construction
divisions."
$199,737,
sales
under
the
Norbute's
and
Intensive
$1,000,000.
crease
of
major
a
stated.
has
extent,
an
company
result
$8,000,000
through
earnings
(51.41%)
Frohman.
higher sales and earnings in the first half of 1955.
declared
about
he
program
such
"build
to
industry,"
to
Norbute
have
An
has
of
types
of
now
plans
company
diversification
The
ties
182,
the
1985
,•
as
2354.
p.
The SEC has
stock
major diversification program of this
corporation
were
revealed on Sept. 1 by Nicholas M. Salgo. President.
Recent
acquisitions
of
the
company,
which include
Jackson
&
Church
Co.,
of
Saginaw,
Mich,,
and
Metalab
Equipment
Co.,
of
Hicksville, L. I., N. Y., have formed an "umbrella" of
activity under
for
.
duction
177,
Proceeds
which
Boca
V.
stock
Details
at
Norden-Ketay
$1,500,000.—V.
for
the
also be offered in off-the-floor sales. The company has outstanding 5,237,030 shares of common stock. • •
*
*
**
Mr. Getty is listed as the owner, of record and
benefically, of' 1,571,-
SEC
passenger
or
without
is
of
may
Northwest Engineering Co. — Secondary
Offering—A
secondary offering of 12,000 shares of class B common
stock (no par value) was made on
Sept. 13 by Smith,
Barney & Co. at $28.25 per share. It was completed.—
expenses
suddenly
—V.
North
1955
opertaions
during
cars
of
decrease
a
line
derailment damage to the railroad
freight
Expenses
tation
instalments
In addition,
accounts.
of
sum
and
in
which
requirements.
equal
was
amounted
mated
year.
backlog
charges and
results, reported
adjustments
previously
include
volume
distributed)
yet
after
$1,011,221
equal
the
year.
present
approximately
President,, of
977 shares,
of
at
an
decessor
The
1955
net income of $1,010,996 earned in
July, 1954. Gross revenues for the month were $14,356,850, an increase
of 14.2%
over the
$12,572,357 volume for July last yegr.
Net railway
operating income was $1,009,431 against $1,223,125 the year before.
in
Division
sale
Construction
be offered for sale
•<
Products
personnel
(estimated
these shares are to be offered by J. Paul Getty,
Los Angeles; and assuming such sharea are
average,price of $42Va per share .' ;*rthe amount to be
received by Mr. Getty will exceed the cost to him of these shares
by
Co.).
or
stock
prospectus,
company
sold "at
of
bought Frohman in
Norden-Ketay shares currently
the American Stock Exchange.
There will be
on
the
corporation
Its
Ohio Edison
after
1955.
31,
was
seven
railroad
fund
dividend
1954
Net income
July
stock
50,000
management
from
covering
the
to
outstanding
"
-
.
the
of
Pacific Western Oil
Canada.
The
1955—7 Mos.—1954
railway operating income
sinking
shares
months
;
sale
will be used In carrying
for 1955 and 1956 and
borrowings which may have been made to finance
company's construction program pending receipt of
the
stock.
the
See
RR.—Earnings—
$7,001,682
July
of preferred stock outstanding
share on 1,073,046 shares of
per
542,466
the
$3,479,977
shares
$4.57
was
$12
the
_
to
holds
company
the
property
the
the
$15,632,000
is
engaged Irr manufacturing precision and high speed
shafts, aircraft and Class III precision gears, and gear trains. Its
gears
are
of
the type used in jet
engines and precision instruments.
Mr.
Ketay stated that Frohman is expected to gross over $1,500,000 a
under¬
$2,874,850 $19,010,761 $16,417,223
1,223,125
7,367,495
3,479,977
President,
of
$87,786,625
Net
Income
net
491,540
to
the
before.
year
The
for
revenues
3.4%
the
at
change In
with
Net
Gross
all
Turbine
cash.
no
payable
1017.
p.
goods and assets of Frohman Manu¬
Manufacturing
Involves
approximately
commission
bank
any
proceeds
and
the
Frohman
2190.
p.
1954.
or
purchase
for
principal
pay for
to
to
of
*
total
Co.—Registers With SEC—
The
from
the
retlrng
917.
p.
railroad
in
reported.
of
ops.
ry.
is
180,
$14,356,850 $12,572,357 $90,812,328
11,173,830
9,697,507
71,801,567
rev._
income—
oper.
$100
used
C.—V.
1955—Month—1954
expenses
from
rev.
ry.
be
offering
D.
New Tcrk, New Haven & Hartford
Period End. July 31—
each
to
are
The
Washington,
&
quoted
SEC
amount
Broach
exchange
no
'
the
*
be
series
offering price and the
supplied by amendment.
be
temporarily
Raton, Fla. (which the Frohman Company
recently purchased from the
16,560,225
•-
■
.
of Frohman.
includes
facturing, Its Miami plant and Its
Detroit
the
of
all
will
and
hand and to be internally generated,
company's construction program
on
forward
in
Inc., of Miami, Fla., was announced
by Morris F. Ketay, President of
Norden-Ketay, and Harry
Sept. 15,
Frohman; President
retire*
to
construction,
if all the shares offered are sold) will be added, to the
received, to the net proceeds to be received by the company from
the sale of $10,000,000 aggregate
principal amount of a proposed new
series of the company's first
mortgage bonds (the "1958 Series Bonds"),
being offered separately, and all such funds, together with cash pres¬
Norden-Ketay Corp.—Acquisition—
107,588,779
taxes—
operating
,V
$-
146,864,897
15,993,901
17,030,169
—
$
21,445,347 162,312,258
-
'
used
$3,000,000
•
>
-
of
from
producing oil
purchase by this corporation
Frohman Manufacturing Co.,
be
large
necessary regulatory approvals. It la
offered
publicly early in November.
designation will be fixed prior to the
registration statement.—V. 182, p. 918.
Issue
Idaho.
will
ferred
Mining,
of
The
The
will
company's
extent
complete
a
Western
317.
p.
obtaining of
the
rate
date
and
dealers
services.
mechanical
Plateau.
prospective uranium
holds an interest in a
an
exemption from**
registration statement
company filed a registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 8,
covering 30,000 shares of serial preferred stock, cumulative, $100
value. The offering is to be made
initially only in states in which
company operates, namely, Oregon, Washington, Wyoming, Mon¬
par
equipment.
other
on
the
that
dividend
Proceeds
production
Colorado
-
Com¬
for
A
proceeds
the
shares
U.
P.
-
equipment,
the
electrical
this type of
of
area
forward
carry
and
rule.
1,000,000
California
The
specialized
equipment
for
the .laboratory
use
of
materials,
darkroom
and
photographic laboratory units.
plumbing,
stock
The
of
value.
the
1955,
tanks,
Cat
the
with
bidding
SEC.
sale
par
(
effective
institutions.
original division of
Colo., is engaged in
Yellow
to
the
Pacific Power & Light
manufacturing
with
shortly
Financing—
the
$25
tees,
This
and
filed
competitive
with
and
Assuming
The
of
com¬
a
be
stock,
authority-to Issue
loans
expected
has
elbows,
authorized
pref3rred
program.
Church
Co.,
fittings
molded
degree
45
bank
giant
laboratory
radioactive
Co.—Earnings—
' .1955—7 Mos.—1954
for
Sept. .14
will
Commission's
also be filed
will
Forrestal.
USS
Cylinder
injection
degree
the
the
which Jackson &
and
the
Jack¬
present.
on
first
application
SEC
Period End. July 31—
directors
redeemable
mission
equipment
for
secondary
schools,
colleges
and
equipment comprises such basic items as laboratory
tables, benches, chemical fume hoods, chemical and apparatus
storage
cabinets, laboratory ovens and drying equipment, chemical resistant
Natural Power Corp. of America, Moab, Utah—Files—
The
chloride
are
in
National
3-inch
at
on
carrier,
company
with
first
the
educational
in connection
SEC
aircraft
complete laboratory engineering
also manufactures
and
Installs
Specialized
.
of
flanges.
addition
provide
universities.
*
The
the
cational
•
_
0
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Plans
for
from
research
to
extending the termina¬
614. :
p.
Series
being worked
by the Navy to
the
along
Included
and
by
In
Securities
Church
&
machinery
manufactures
a
complete line of plastic valves and
>/2 inch in size up.
The company's PVC fittings are
exclusive Hendry injection molding process.
Metalab offers through
a
nationwide sales staff a complete line
of
laboratory equipment and furniture.
Metalab
clients Include
an
impressive list of major industrial organizations, in addition to many
outstanding.
National
continuance of the trust agreement,
100-year
a
12.
Growth
Shareowners of
approved
of
Turns
Tube
made
The shareowners of the National Growth Stocks Series have
three-ior-one split of the Fund's shares,
effective Oct.
a
Jackson
is
new
Inc.,
with
polyvinyl
scale.
fittings,
•
products,
and- production
upon
the
interest
out
come
couplings
for
Plastics,
50%
a
recently
which
called
was
catapults
holds
$1,469,846
catapults
Church
&
Tube
Corp.—Reports Loss—
of
building
development
textile
,
naval
son
Stores
net
including
carry-forward
in
Net
earlier.—V.
reports
1955,
lightweight
the
and
processing; manufactures the widest line of
warm air heating equipment of any firm in the
field; produces plastic
Injection- molding machinery,
and
through a
50%
owned
affiliate
is engaged in
production of plastic valves and fittings; and carries
out special machine shop projects such as a government contract for
steam
/
to
in
engaged
9?
the
other
1954,
on
Aug.
$1.88
$1.18
income
in
the
6
and
$1.46
12
months
non-recurring.
was
23
stated
in
part:
the net capital expenditure required for 1955
continuing growth of the area, extension of lines
wells, and plant additions will be approximately $11,-
for
that
the
This construction program is being financed from funds avail¬
of 1954 and from additional borrowings.
Arrangements
the end
been
made
for
a
bank
credit
of
$8,000,000
to
be
taken down
as
*
,
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
Monday, September 19, 1955
.
Staats & Co. of¬
of common stock
at par ($100 per share).
Concurrently, the corporation
issued 4,000 shares of class B common stock (no par) to
Dr. and Mrs. James B. Rea in consideration of services
rendered by Dr. Rea and offered 590 shares of common
stock to employees, other than the Reas, at $100 per
share, with such employees given the right to purchase
one share of class B common stock at $1 for each com¬
Smith, Barney & Co. and William R.
fered and sold, an issue of 4,000 shares
and it is
1s participating witi
exploration of several blocks of acreage, Mr. Wall
raid.
Since
Jan.
1, 1955, two wells have been completed as oil
producers on a 2,080 acre block in Meade County, Kansas, one gas
well has been completed on a 12.474
acre block in Beaver County,
Oklahoma, and the third oil producer has been completed on a 7o5
acre block in Seminole County, Okia."—V.
181, p. 2931.'
the
in
ethers
Oil Co., Independence,
Fittman Drilling &
Kan.—Files
on Sept.
6 filed a letter of notification with the
60,000 shares of 6% non-cumulative preferred stock
60.000 shares of common stock (par 10 centsi, to be
offered in units of one share of each at $5 per unit, through Dewitt
Investment Co., Wilmington, Del.,
The net proceeds are to be used
lor payment
of note and working capital.
The
company
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago
with and into The
180, p. 1107.
V.
& St. Louis PvR.—Merger
production
for
the construction of a Readix digital computer (with IBM
tie-in
tape handlers and plotters) and a Rea-Converter
(analog-todigital), both for use in the company's computing facility,
and a
Readix digital computer
for- inventory; and the fabrication of one
or
more
Reatherms for inventory.
An aggregate of about $115,000
will be used to repay certain short term loans (the proceeds of these
loans were used primarily to finance United States Government fixed
pletion of
Chemical Co.—New Chemical Plant
this Fall of a $3,000,000 plant
a basic raw material for the
industries, according to an announcement by H. L.
plastics and paint
President.
said that
Hiliman.
fabrication of a Readix and a Rea-Converter
computing facility, a Readix for inventory,
remainder, approximating $139,000, will be
added to working capital and used for the design and manulacture of
automatic systems for control and data handling; for the production
by the company's Robey Rotor Division of gyroscopes,
motors and
other
automatic
control system
components; for the performance
of United States Government cost-plus-fixed-fee (CPFF) research and
development work in the field of automatic systems; and for general
price and CPFF contracts,
use in the company's
arid the Reatherms),
The
for
located on Neville Island
in
the
Ohio River below Pittsburgh, Pa., is a further step in the
chemical phase of an expansion in which the company has invested
the new plant, to be
Hiliman
Mr.
-
1947.
since
$34,000,000
,
anhydride capacity of the
will be in production by
,
The new plant will double the phthalic
company's Coal Chemicals Division, and
114.
182, p.
1956.—V.
Fall of
early
corporate
Offering
West Virginia Ry.—Secondary
Pittsburgh
Service
Public
revenues—electric
& taxes
Oper.
expenses
class
shares
B
Int.,
and
451.912
420,646
3.320,473
132,860
145,479
913,762
2,893.769
923,657
$275,167
$2,406,711
$1,970,112
56,685
income
Net
Pfd.
$2,908,308
52,748
336,795
359,108
—
requirements-
div.
$2,009,916
$1,611,004
shares
2,891,110
2,478.094
2,576.627
2,392,380
Earnings per com. share
$0.09
$0.09
$0.78
$0.67
-V.
common
181,
matic
the
the SEC on Sept. 7,
(a)
payment of a portion of the cost of its
As of June 30,* 1955, this program
approximately $166,021,000.—V. 182, p. 1017,
Light Co.—Plans Stock Divi¬
Mortgage—New Director Elected
Power &
Puget Sound
of
stockholders
The
Sept.
record
will
20
Oct.
on
20
(1)
vote
on
modifications designed to modernize the provisions of the
first mortgage, and (2) on increasing the common stock
for
the purpose of distributing one share for every two
approving
chase,
50%
6hares
outstanding.
now
McLaughlin,
President, also announced that the directors
have elected F. J. (Bill) Herb, of Bellingham, Wash., who is President
Frank
Coast
Pacific
the
of
Mills of Washington, Inc., to the board
the death of William H. McGrath in 1954.
approvals have now been obtained," Mr.
Paper
to fill the vacancy caused by
"All
regulatory
necessary
noted, "for the very favorable bank credit agreement of
under which Puget can borrow up to $20,000,000 during the
years at
an interest rate
of 3%, and a commitment fee
V« of 1%
on the unborrowed balance.—V. 182, p. 918.
McLaughlin
Aug.
1,
toext
pany
of America
Corp.
Demonstrates New Color
—
A
specific¬
ally for medical use—provided more than 1,000 American and Canadian
surgeons with vivid, scalpel-edge views of a major operation in Phila¬
the
Pa., on Sept. 12 in RCA's first public demonstration of
advanced pickup device.
Theodore
A.
Smith, Vice-President and General Manager of
delphia,
the
described details of the new RCA
Engineering Products Division,
RCA
color
camera
the
as
heart
of
designed by RCA primarily for
said,
its
"is
It
compactness.
medical
color
TV
television
system
profession.
Mr. Smith
color camera,,"
the
approximates
studio
black-and-white
standard
the
of this new
advantages
chief
the
of
"One
compatible
a
weight
and
Reduction
cameras.
size
of
size
vised
by
dichrolc
of
the
Close-up details, in
transmitted
be
can
the surgery
the
separate
colors
by
system
a
particular advantage of the Three-V system to medical sci¬
Smith continued, "stems from its compatibility with com¬
standards
which
broadens
its
usage
for
medical
research
education.
and
three
Mr.
mercial
thus
the
the Vidicon tubes has its own lens, and
remotely by a small reversible motor.
focused
be
can
into
Each of
mirrors.
camera
"The
ence,"
divided
is
scene
over
—V.
compatible
color
camera
color, of operations or experiments
relay facilities direct from
also can be used with a light micro¬
microscopic studies essential in patho¬
and
biological studies,
'The new RCA compatible color system incorporates, in addition, to
the Vidicon camera, compact packaged units for camera control, moni¬
toring,
also
setup
operation,
expects
regulated
in
and
receivers
color
portable
weighs
power
an
form
for
approximately
supply.
The
system
r-f system to feed signals
without
alteration.
compactness
300
The
and
entire
182,
its
in
uses
medicine."—V.
pounds.
p.
—V.
been
-hanged.
planned
to
180,
rate
came
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
from:
to the authorization
Issuance
Commission.
by the following new standard-gauge
railroad
equipment estimated
to cost $5,465,984: 6 Diesel-Electric
road switching locomotives and 700 55-ton all-steel hopper cars.
Also participating in the offering are—Drexel & Co.; Union Secur¬
ities Corp.; and Stioud & Co., Inc.—V. 182, . p. 1018.
Commerce
Interstate
the
of
issue, is
The
p.
informed
It
issue
was
Changed—
that
financing plans of this' company have
repbrted last February that the company had
and sell
2296.
about
100,000
shares
of
its
common
months
seven
182,
1955).—V.
of
p,
416.
*
25-Cent Stores Inc.—Sales Up—
Period End. Aug. 31—
1355—8 Mos.—1954
1955—Month—1954
-
$2,071,375
Sales
—V.
$13,374,945 $12,617,017
$1,886,440
182, p. 959,
Sabre Uranium Corp.—New
stock.
of
Discovery
Hugh
Discovery Announced—
secured
be
to
Reichhold
developed
been
or
M.,
also
j-%
Po/ylite resin made
N. Y.
The exterior
fibrous-glass-reinforced
Chemicals,
Plains,
White
Inc.,
Polylite.
manufactured
with
coated
is
of
consists
Reichhold
by
to
$235.
interior
The
<
Mining Co.:
area
is
is
unit
rust.—V.
and
182,
by
p.
513.
Republic Steel Corp.—New
of the
Adoption
Kitchens
The
general
contract
to
materials,
to
ABC
announced
was
kitchen sales for
steel
the plan
cabinets,
competitive
to dealers.
Co.,
Sabre
include no down payment, one
appliances, labor, and building
rates, up to 36 months
out
a
of
is handled
company,
was
the
said
Atwater
fered
tow
contract,
a
covering
120 employees,
effective October,
effective
Labor Contr.
October.
full month
1956.
1955.
and
a
provides for
5.6%
others,
Negotiations
operating two shifts a day In
in order to fulfill demand.—V.
Justin
W.
Co.—New Advertising Director—
Scott Paper
wage in¬
contract were
for
the
date
for
Scott
joins
Clark
Mr.
Division,
products
Most
sales
for
the
1316.
President of this company, on Sept. 12 announced
of John Bowles to the position of President of the
which manufacturers and markets the Rexall line
sold
recent 7
the
Benton
Oct.
on
1.—V.
and
Bowles,
New
York,
This
into
interline
Overseas Airways Corp.
The latter serves all
in addition through its
every principal city in the
and
routes,
almost
reaches
subsidiaries
860.
agreement.
cargo
world-wide
p.
British
and
company
an
its
on
182,
Inc.—Interline Agreem't
Seaboard & Western Airlines,
have entered
six countries
affiliates and
British Com¬
!
monwealth.
will mean expedited movements of air cargo over
BOAC's, routes and Seaboard's services, largely achieved through the
use
of one airwaybill which assures reduction in time and expense
costs for documentation and clearances
The
agreement
Signs Air Cargo Interline
Western
&
With American—
largest air freight carrier in the world, and
Airlines, Inc., only, certified U. S. trans-atlantic
Inc.,
Airlines,
American
Seaboard
operator, have entered into' an interline agreement for air
movement, it was announced on Sept. 13.
This is the first
agreement with an American carrier Seaboard has entered
into since receipt of its certificate.
American operates 12 air freighters, and carries air freight aboard
its entire 174-aircraft fleet to the 77 cities it serves.—V. 182, p. 959,
Co.—Merger Approved—
Seeger Refrigerator
Sheraton Corp. of
America—Takes Over Big Resort—
Springs
Lick
French
The
182, p. 319.
below.—V.
Whirlpool Corp.
See
Hotel
Lick,
French
at
Ind., one
of the
popular convention centers and health resorts, on Sept.
member of the nationwide Sheraton Hotel system.
Henderson, President, on Sept. 12 announced that this com¬
nation's most
the 31st
became
12
Ernest
bought the property from Tishman Realty & Construction
New York, for $1,600,000 with what he called "very
terms."
.'
Mr. Henderson said that the hotel, which will be called the "French
Lick-Sheraton," occupies a 1,772-acre tract about 60 miles northwest
of Louisville, Ky.
The seven-story brick and steel building, has more
has
pany
of
Inc.
Co.,
advantageous
than
600
guest
rooms.
Henderson
McAlpin Hotel—
Plans
for
bottom"
the
a
renovation
the
in
vested
McAlpin "from top to
underway, he said, adding that it will be
McAlpin."
He said that some $2,000,000 will
already
are
"Sheraton
-
Sept. 7 announced that his company has taken
control of the 1,500-room McAlpin Hotel, located
and Broadway, New York City.
complete transformation of the
Street
34th
at
on
and
operation
over
called
be in¬
program.
was acquired by Sheraton
in October 1954, from the
Corporation, headed by Joseph Levy, President of Craw¬
The hotel was under lease to Tisch Hotels, Inc., until
its takeover by Sheraton.
The hotel brings to 30 the total in the nationwide Sheraton system,
which
now
has
19,000 guest rooms,
and an estimated $180,000,000
worth
of assets, of which some $40,000,000 are in Manhattan real
estate.
In New York City, in addition to the McAlpin, Sheraton owns
the
Park
Sheraton,
the Sheraton Astor, and the Sheraton Russell
McAlpin
Hotel
Jamlee
Clothes.
ford
Corp. of
Shoe
Sales
132,
America—Current Sales Higher—
1955—4 Wks.—1954
1955—34 Wks.—1954
$5,179,621
$4,659,159 $42,478,990 $38,116,791
Siegler Corp.—Sales
of
the
business
operations
bined
sales
1949
from
domestic
DC-4
John
G.
heater division has shown an
$7,913,531.—V. 182, p. 319.
Siegler'r space
$1,697,106
to
Airways, Inc.—Grants
Slick
Airport.
stock,
1955.
30,
Since
Brooks, President, announced , on
June 6, 1955. acquired by merger
all the figures are for the com¬
of the two previous companies from July 1, 1954 to
common
Since the corporation, on
of Hallamore Mfg. Co.,
31.
Aug.
Top $10,000,000—
year ended June 30, 1955 totaled $10,471,144
after taxes, totaled $774,571, equivalent to $1.53 per
its first fiscal
net earnings,
share
the
960.
p.
for
The company also operates
Manhattan.—V. 182, p. 657.
27—
—
—V.
increase in
Contract—
Service-International,
New York International
Idlewild, ha
entered into a contract with Slick Airwdys,
all-cargo operator, to perform service inspections on three
Lockheed
that
most departments, and
181, p.
of
been
the existing
Co.—New Division Head—
through
the
drugstores from coast to coast.
of
President
Vice
Clark,
appointed Director of Advertising of Scott Paper Co., accord¬
ing to an announcement by Thomas B. M'cCabe, President.
Mr.
Clark will assume the position now held by Harry C. Pardee,
who will retire within the next few months.
has
Aircraft
aircraft.
inspections,
utilization
factor,
No. 2, No. 3 and No. 4,
wil' be performed at the
based on a 10-hour daily
Idlewild facility.—V. 178,
573.
p.
Dart,
appointment
Rexall
the two '
is now being of¬
popular 1955 model 30-horse-
equipment,
outboard. He said the new built-in tow r.ing—the first to be
in the outboard industry—will not only be a boon to water
but can also serve as a form of "trailer hitch" to tow small
craft.—V. 181, p. 2519.
The
Rexall Drug
will offer
for 1956.
developed
per
subsequent 4%
of the terminal
ahead
a
agreement between the company and the union.
Richard T. Dale, Resistoflex Personnel Manager,
reported
in
181.
skiers,
work
three
for
accessory
an
as standard
the company's
motors
horsepower
as
motors,
outboard
tow ring on two of its models
by H. B. Atwater, President.
ring, built into the lower unit of
water-ski
recently
announced
largest
of
producer
leading
a
built-in
unique
it
June
completed
next several months.—V.
Scott-Atwater Mfg. Co.—New Development—
Sales
12.
crease
the
2637.
p.
through
corporation and the United Textile Workers,
A. F. of L.,
Local 268 have negotiated a new labor contract which will continue
in
effect
for
26
months,
according to an announcement ojnade on
increase
within
Mexico
New
in
operation
_
Resistoflex Corp., Belleville, N. J.—New
wage
of
uranium ore found by Pinon. When Pinon completes the blockingtheir discovery, it could mean Sabre will have two mines in
any
and
new
edge
on two
holdings,
retains
Sabre
southern
the
Uranium
sections which it has taken on a far-out from
found indications of further valuable deposits.
50% working interest and exclusive mining rights to
drilling
the
Period End. Aug.
.
interest
and no recourse
The practical and efficient easy payment plan
Allied Building Credits, Inc.—V. 182, p. 1018.
The
by
17
Colorado
time payment plan to sale of Republic Steel
recently by C. K. Reynolds, Jr., Manager of
features of
kitchen
endorsers,
pay*
Sept.
Aug.
Colorado.
on
Hotels, totaling 4,000 guest rooms.
Sheraton-Whitehall building in lower
Payment Plan—
the company's Berger Division
cover
no
on
the
located
Grants
The
.
Calumet.-Fiberglass Products Co.,
Hammond, Ind.
It was designed by Calumet -in ..close cooperation
with General Outdoor Advertising Co., Inc., of Chicago.
A
polyester resin, Reichhold Polylite is highly resistant to almost
every
known
solvent
and corrosive agent.
When reinforced with
fibrous glass, its strength approaches that of steel.
Calumet is using
the same material in a kit for lining truck interiors against corrosion
The
announced
Plateaus, a region embracing some 130,000 square miles in
Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico.
Earlier in August, Pinon
The
Mr.
insulated tank made of Reichhold plastic
serve as a portable contairw^Jor any liquid,
129 gallons, yet weighing onwy&5 pounds, it
Carrying
cold.
for
was
Craigie, President.
>
was made in a section 17 miles northwest of Grants.
and 38 air hailes northwest of the Jackpile mine owned by
discovery
Anaconda
Chemicals Inc.—New Development—
light, strong, rustproof,
hot
deposit
ore
M.
The
N.
uranium
a
Takes Over
the
beer,
3V4%
a
and Kidder, Peabody & Co., 99.0393.
and sale of the certificates is subject
99.102;
1017.
Receptor Co., Inc.—Financing Plans
have
for
bids
Other
.
We
Certificates Offered—
associates on Sept. 15 of¬
equipment certificates,
maturing semi-annually April 1, 1956 to Oct. 1, 1970, in¬
clusive. The certificates are priced to yield from 2.90%
to 3.25%, according to maturity. This issue was awarded
to the group on Sept. 14 on a bid of 99.458.
1
Radio
discharge
30, 1955.
interline
$4,200,000 series X, 3*4%
company is now
production of a medical TV system next
now
undergoing
further development
to
industry, business, and government,
as
well • as
182,
to
cargo
]720.
p.
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and
of
ease
to begin
equipment
is
The
broaden
and
compact colorplexer
home
designed
and
"RCA
year.
a
standard
equipment,
in
generation,
sync
Includes
into
first
2,000
This
for color transmission of
scope.
logical
of investment banking
group
the financing will be applied to the
banks aggregating $3,200,000 at Sept.
of
Rose's 5, 10 &
.
2,000
-————
Co.
Reading Co.—Equipment Trust
research laboratory to doctors and scientists throughout
or
1955.
all-cargo
Shares
&
Staats
R.
commercial
country,
"The
590
William
three
of
use
of
is
in
Vidicon pickup tubes similar to the type
used widely in our industrial television systems.
"The three Vidicon tubes in the medical color camera handle the
three primary
colors of red, green and blue.
Light from the tele¬
achieved
.
below agreed to pur¬
not jointly,
the common stock aboVe offered
such shares which are being offered by the com¬
to employees) in the amounts set forth opposite their respective
sells
color television camera—developed by this corporation
new
v
and
severally
has
Radio
system for use
named
underwriters
Smith, Barney & Co.
A
Television Camera for Medical TJjSe—
of surgery.
types
analog-to-digital
names;
three
of
and
(exclusive
company's
fey
rendering
in
and
and
its
and other auto¬
also engaged in
consulting, com¬
the Rea-Converter, en electronic
the Reatherm, and automatic control
UNDERWRITERS—The
fered
dend—To Modify First
office and plant at 1723 CloverIt is engaged in research, de¬
computer;
certain
in
$40,000,000 of bank loans and
construction
program.
to
March
on
and simulation services.
has designed and developed several products in the
of
automatic control
and automatic data handling.
Among
are
the following:
The Readix, and electronic general purpose
converter;
to be olfered for public
amounted
California
in
company
them
fey Morgan Stanley & Co.,
current
incorporated
was
dynamics,
vehicle
of
study
digital
250,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock, $100
sale through an underwriting group headed
Drexel & Co.'and Glore, Forgan & Co.; ahd
(b) $35,000,000 of debenture bonds due 1975, to be offered for public
sale at competitive bidding.
The dividend rate, public offering price,
and underwriting terms for (he preferred stock are to be supplied by
amendment; and the terms of the debenture offering will be deter¬
mined by the bidding.
Net proceeds from the sale of the new preferred stock and the de¬
bentures will be added to the general funds of the company and will
be used by it for its general corporate purposes, including payment of
covering
1955,
par
24,
Corp. will manage a
offer.
proceeds of which were applied to construction expenditures. Con¬
struction expenditures for 1955 and 1956 are estimated at S8,385,000
and
$3,370,000, respectively
(of which $5,005,000 was spent during
Marshall
puting,
Co.—Registers With SEC
filed registration statements with
of
common
Rotor Division produces gyroscopes, motors,
control system components.
The company is
Robey
fields
This company
B
1951, and maintains its principal
Boulevard, Santa Monica, Calif.
The
Public Service Electric & Gas
class
of
velopment
and
manufacture
of electronic automatic
control
data
handling systems for military and commercial application;
2304.
p,
share
field
$222,419
Average
notes
held.
holders
will
the
proceeds
demand
offered
four
to
the
the rate of one share of common
stock surrendered for con¬
into common stock at
each
for
BUSINESS—Company
16,
$262,367
com.
(if any)
paid-in surplus
version.
stock
Balance for
Oct.
on
Boston
for
made
be
to stockholders at
It is contemplated
record Oct. 6, 1955
be
each
proposed,
Share
will
power
plus the
shares of common
of earned surplus
reaches $650,000, class B common stock
$350,000
reaches
surplus
earned
company's
convertible
is
$3,324,666
deductions—
etc.,
conversion of
reserved for issuance on
are
stock.
common
the
6,500 shs.
6,500 shs.
19,500 shs.
6,500 shs.
—
(without par value)
6,500
After
$319,052
income
Gross
net
a
aggregate amount of accrued unpaid dividends on
slock outstanding at the time, and after the total
$420,904
$452,891
inc.—electric
oper.
value)
par
stock
which
stock
Net
($100
B com.
'-Of
Subs.)—•
(&
stock
♦Common
Class
1955—7 Mos.—1954
$14,712,585 $12,695,085
11,387,919
9,786,777
1955—Month—1954
$2,138,766 $1,984,472
1,685,875
1,563,568
Period End. July 31—
Oper.
Hampshire
New
of
Co.
The
is
new
underwriting
This
Outstanding
Authorized
182, p. 1017.
It was oversubscribed.—V.
share.
expire
First
The
it
one
oflering
will
and
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
secondary
per
of
the
firms
purposes,
CAPITALIZATION
offering of 50,000 shares of common
stock (par $100) was made on Sept. 12 by Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis and Hornblower & Weeks at $27.62 Vz
—A
leasehold improvements; electric and electronic production
equipment;
research and development laboratory equipment;
shop equipment for the construction of prototypes; the com¬
test
will start construction
of phthalic anhydride,
company
rate
that
machine
Pittsburgh Coke &
The
which,
$10)
(par
the
cluding:
approving merger of this com¬
Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington RR.—
will vote Oct. 31 on
The stockholders
pany
being
stock
common
this
of
statement was filed on Sept. 14 with the SEC by
covering 195,312 additional shares of common stock
registration
corporation
the net
PROCEEDS—Of
of
A
the
proceeds from the sale of the 4,590 shares
offered to the general public and to certain
employees, and the 590 shares of class B common stock being offered
to
certain employees at $1/per share, the company intends to use
approximately $155,000 for' additional fixed assets and inventory, in¬
and
$5i
par
share bought by them.
mon
covering
EEC
With SEC—
Rochester Telephone Corp.—Registers
Offering —On Sept. 7,
Co., Inc. —Stock
Rea
B.)
(J.
credit has been used
during the year. $6,000,000 of the bank
expected the balance will be required.
"The company's subsidiary, Amarillo Oil Co,,
reeded
•
.
(1118)
10
Mr.
western
Bowles
division
10,000
served
as
independently owned Rexall
'
Vice-President in charge of
of the company.—V.
182, p. 1018.
South
Earnings
six
months
America:' Gold & Piatinum
Co.—Earns. Rise—
$806,705, or 44 cents a common
ended Jure 30, 1955, or more than double
rose
to
(Continued on page 52)
share, in the
the $369,353,
Volume 182
Number 5465
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Name of
Detroit
Dividend announcements
the
In
first
grouped in two separate
are
all
indicate
we
the
week. Then
*ounced during the current
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
tables.
(1119)
dividends
Company
Aluminum
we
Company
Co.
De
held
meeting
Stamping
Detroit
Theatres
(increased)
—
9-23
When
Insurance
Aetna
Inc.
dividend)
(stock
Youngstown
Albermarle Paper Mfg. Co., 6%
Akron^
Alleghany
Corp.,
5%
preferred
American
(quar.l__4__
Mills, 4%
Hard Rubber
American
American Molasses
Quarterly _i;.
(quar.)'
pfd.
preferred
$4
Equipment
Aro
Arrow-Hart
Atlantic
Atlas
.
Auto-Soler'Cc.^
Babbitt
Baker
3.75%-pfd.
7%
New
•payment-
Sept.
York
at
.
>
_
preferred
$2.50
held
Bessemer
Bird
Inc.
35c
&
tlOc
Bliss
&
Bond
Co.
$25c
RR.,-$1.50
pfd.
British
Columbia
Increased
Broad
Street
(E.
3%%
9-22
3
3
-9-19
9-30
9-20 1
9-29
9-19
10-
1
9-21
10-1
9-19,
10-
1
9-15
9-27
9-19
$12tec
11-
18c
10c
9-30
1
S-30
10-
9-14
9-30
9-28
10-15
9-28
15c
(quar.)
10-15
$1.25
preferred
10c
10-15
9-28
preferred
(quar.)
15c
10-15
9-28 '
7%
preferred
(quar.)
17tec
10-15
9-28-
Bush
Mig. Co., common
4V'2%
convertible Dreferred
Byrd
non-cumulative
Oil
Corp.
the
3%
,on
25c
(quar.)
____
stock
A
9-15
Canadian
1st
2nd
1
1
9-15 '
at
stock
Payt.
dividend
and/or
Canadian
on
record
Industries
No.
not
25.
$4.20
$5
Power
&
4.75%
General
&
Great
A
Fire
preferred B
preferred
5%
Hettrick
Holmes
9-30
9-16
Holt
9-16
Home
$1
1-1-56
$1
4-1-56
7-1-56
9-20
.
12-20
3-20
(quar.)
$1
6-20
4%
$1.50
1
9-20
4.40%
(quar.)
$1.50
1-1-56
12-20
Houston
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
4-1-56
3-20
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
7-1-56
6-20
25c
9-29
9-19
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR.—
propose
terstate
Commerce
holders will vote
Cincinnati
Gas
Trust
Commission.
&
Co.
Yards
(N. Y.)
20c
1
Finance
Corp.
Class
A
$1.50
convertible
6%
Collateral
Loan
1
Boston)
Columbus
Products
Trust
Electric
(Jersey
<quar.)_
City,
4%
preferred
Co.
preferred
&
Cream cf
Wheat
Gas
preferred
7%
preferred
10-
5
9-21
10-
1
9-20
10-15
9-30
9-30
9-15
9-28
$1
$1
$1.62'/2
(quar.)_
preferred
International
Interstate
1
9-21
Jenkins
9-21
Kearney
9-22
Keivinator
9-20
Kerite
9-
S
9
15c
$3
1010-
1
1
be
proposal
Dayton
&
will vote at
held
to
Rubber
class
Sept.
split
A
a
29
the
Michigan R. R.,
preferred
Dayton
on
shs.
a
9-20
Co.,
com.
La
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
1
9-15
Lees
10-
1
9-15
Lehman
50c
10-25
10-10
9-30
annual
9-30
of
11-
1
9-30
11-
1
9-30
10-31
10-17
National
Grocers
10-31
10-17
National
Investors
11-15
10-18
National Securities
19-15
9-30
common
,
.'
rate of
$l;30.
annual
National
It
Co.
(quar.)
1
9-15
1
9-15
National
10-
1
9-21
Gas
National Tool
10-
1
9-23
9-30
9-20
Speculative
the
be
Ltd.
to
that
...
20c
2%
9-21
9-30
9-25
10-15
9-30
10-
1
9-21
9-30
9-15
10-15
9c
6c
10c
25c
2M>%
2'/2%
10-15
9-30
10-15
9^30
;
Series:
:—
—
,—
series
Corp
;
Corp.
(quar.).
dividend)
(stock
Electric
Power,
preferred
pfd.
Rosario
Honduras
&
(quar.)—____
(quar.)
System
6%
(quar.)
Interim
11-
1
10-20
1
10-20
9-30
9-20
pfd. (quar.)
Niagara Wire & Weaving Co., Ltd. (quar.)_
9-20
North
—
10-10
9-23
10-
1
$1.50
9-15
Nova
5
9-15
6
9-20
6
9-20
9-29
9-21
5
1
9-
8
9-17
(quar.)
;
6%
(initial
quar.)
Co
class
conv.
A
(quar.
American
3.85%
from
Lerner Stores Corp., com.
preferred
(quar.)
shares
pfd.
net
(quar.)_^
income)
9-23
10-31
10-24
12-20
9-30
9-19
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-
7
pfd.
5%
Sept.14)
25c
10-31
10-17
,
Insurance Co. (Boston) (quar.i
Co.~i
Orange & Rockland Electric, com. (quar.)—
Colony
1
9-26
Owens-Illinois
9-30
Pacific
10-15
9-30
$1.25
62,'',c
15c
25c
$1
1
10-
1
10-
1
9-19
9-30
9-20
9-
Pacific American Investors Inc.—
3
4%
Brewing
preferred
(quar.)
10-15
9-30
$1.50
9-30
9-16
Stock
9-30
9-16
9-30
9-16
pfd.
prior
(quar.)...
(quar.)..—
(one sh. of Investment
div.
9-21
37V2c
9-30
9-26
10-17
9-23
Gas
10-15
9-15
10-15
9-15
Packard-Bell
9-15
Park
10-15
10-
3
9-15
11-
1
10-20
10-
1
9-20
1
10-
&
preferred
Chemical
Co.
3
(quar.)—.
Corp., new
preferred
Inc.,
Morris.
3.90%
—
9-30
10-25
10-10
11-15
10-28
!8c
11-15
10-28
9-30
9-23
Pickering Lumber Co.
Piedmont
10-
3
9-19
Portable
10-
3
9-19
Porter
(H.
K.)
Inc.
10-15
9-30
Porter
(H.
K.)
Co.
pfd.
6%
Electric Tools,
$3
5c
(s-a)
10-
3
Portland Transit Co.,
10-
3
Prestole Corp.,
9-19
5%
9-19
Procter
9-15
Prophet Co.
1
9-20
1
9-14
9-20
(quar.i—
$2
10-15
9-23
10-15
10-
1
9-20
9-
2
37%2c
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
10-12
9-20
9-30
9-
2
1
9-30
9-30
9-15
9-23
9-15
18c
9-15
35c
10-15
& M.
96V4c
22V2c
30c
$1.12Mi
10-
9-30
9-16
11-
1
10-17
10-
7
9-26
10c
(Mass.)
com.
J"?
(increased)—
Ritter
Co..
3«c
(quar.)
—
(quar.U—
com.
preferred
f>c
(quar.i
Corp.
Stoker
«=
(quar.)—
Co.
Bros.
Richman
Riley
9-15
10-
1
9-19
10-24
9-30
-
1
10-
3
9-19
11-
1
10-18
9-27
9-16
1
9-19
9-30
9-15
10-
^
*
1
10-
1
11-
1
10-
7
11-
1
10-
7
11-
1
10-
7
_
River
Brand
Extra
Rice
Mills
80c
(quar.)
—-
—
dividend
^oc
1U ,l
Riverside Cement Co.—
$1.25 partic. class
Robertson
$1
9-30
5%
1
10-20
6%
(P.
L.),
A
(accum.)
Mfg. Ltd..
div. partic. pfd.
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
redeemable pfd. (quar.)—.
9-23
10-
—
(quar.i
9-15
10-
15
(annual)—
Co.
9-19
1
.
income
preferred iquaf.)
5%
10-15
11-
$*.50
Bearings Canada, Ltd.—
Corp.
Stock
lO-'I
(accum.)
(quar.i
Fund of Eoston—
investment
Richardson
5%
Worcester RR.
(George)
Class B
9-19
9-30
9-20
lV2c
25c
R.
Reece
9-20
10-
———
—
Putnam
9-30
9-16
9-30
preferred
8%
Providence &
9-22
7
9-30
9-16
Prospect Hill Apartments, $5.40 pfd.
9-30
5
11-
9-30
9-22
10-15
9-16
10-
1
9-30
9-22
10-15
9-27
10-20
12-
37/2c
9-22
10-15
10-15
27V2c
31'/4c
(quar.i
9-30
10c
1
(this payment clears
9-30
From
10-15
9-20
(formerly Fred B. Prophet Co.)
Special
9-30
1
1
9-30
Quarterly
10-
9-15
11-
9-15
(quar.i
pfd.
5%
pfd.
5%>
Gamble,
10-
9-15
10-
9-30
preferred (quar.)
&
10-15
9-30
arrears)
1
1
—
1
1
1
10-
10-15
(quar.)
Electric
General
11-
10-
1
25c
(Mass.)
(Pa.)
11-
10-
75c
97'/2c
25c
$1
62/2c
quar.)—
(increased
Mills
15c
10-
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ry.
Northern
&
22J/2c
75c
9-30
11-
preferred (quar.)—
9-20
9-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-30
9-23
10-10
——
com.
preferred
1
10-15
4V2%
(quar.)
t$1.75
35c
J.0-10
—-
pfd. (quar.>__
common (initial)—
10-15
10-
10-15
1 /?c
(quar.)...
Extra
Pemco
9-26
55c
32'/2c
$1.25
12y2c
common
(quar.)
(increased)
Co.
9-15
9-23
10-
of
(quar.)...^
Light,
Peaslee-Gaulbert Corp.,
$3
11-
Electric
&
Power
Co.
1
17-17
37'/2c
five shares held)
for each
America
5%
9-10
9-15
$1
6%
preferred
Pacific
1
10-18
Common
9-30
9-10
10-
100%
dividends
(stock
Glass
Associates,
10-15
25c
(quar.)
ord.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-15
5c
(quar.)
Sons.
pfd.
10-14
25c
Corp.
on
10-
1
6'/4c
Oil
the
on
held
11-10
15c
125c
(quar.)
$2
$35c
(quar.)..
Holding Corp.—
non-cum.
Old
Ltd.—
(quar.)
&
Service
action
no
meeting
Co.
25c
A
common
took
Co.
$1
Co.„
Corp.
at
^Olympia
1
of
—
Light & Power Co., Ltd.
Leather
$5
11-
Co.—
R.
1110-
1
10c
class
Cotton
stk.
1
Rubber—
(Directors
Ohio
9-23
11-
(Milw.)
50c
Scotia
9-23
12-20
Worcester R.
O'SuIlivan
9-15
share
each
10-
25c
Ottawa,
R.) Corp
Canada, Ltd.
(James)
4V2%
5
9-15
9-30
10-
—
preferred! (quar.)
10-
9-15
10-
Quarterly
8%
1010-
for
9-19
1
10-17
$1.25
$25c
$8
(liquidating)
share
(One
1
1
10-
1
20c
20c
—
Northwestern National Insurance Co.
10-15
10-
Leather
div
Mass. Co. held)
10-15
120c
new
Northwestern
10-
10-
1
(quar.)
(s-a)
12-19
10-
—
com.
preferred (quar.)
Ltd.
5
10-31
Gas,
12-30
11-
(quar.).—
(Mass.)
Gas
Illinois
25c
(quar.)
of
Shore
10-
10-15
"
9-22
9-19
933/»c
$50c
(quar.)
—
Northwest Industries.
9-21
10-15
Extra
9-30
9-30
9-30
75c
$1
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 33/i%
American Aviation
22V2c
$1.50
$1.15
10-15
9-30
Co-
Mining
11-
10-
1
9-12
an
semi-
(quar.)..
Corp
Shares
Stock
10-
25c
$15c
He
raised
suggested
Co.,
England
.5%
10-15
company
dividend
Y.
'9-28
9-29
—
(quar.):
England
N.
1
10-
from the current rate
$3
was
series
10-
Stock
9-19
9-30
9-30
series
Balances
10-
9-29
$1.25
i
of
9-16
1
10-14
payments of $1.50 each be made.
Fuel
25c
(quar.)
com.
9-30
25c
;
that
dividend
stock
9-23
1
22%2c
Consolidada S. A.,
10-
10-10
!
10-25
10-20
11-
Portland
(incr.)
(quar.)
9-29
Co.—
recommended
$1.20
preferred
9-16
4c
Casket
Directors
9-16
Investment Co.—
i
<fc
Corp..
t83/4c
Fund, Inc
founders shares (quar.)
Hotels
87y2c
10-25
9-30
9-21
1$1
(quar.)
Lake Superior & Ishpeming R. R. Co.
Latrobe Steel Co.. new com. (initial)
25c
National
1
$$1.12V2
<
common
Co.
Industries,
$1
(s-a)
5%
&
Oil
Kingsburg
two-for-one.
com.
(quar.).__1
9-
25c
Co.,
Kirsch
directors'
9-23,
4%
preferred (quar.)_
of
Canada, Ltd.—
(James
9-20
special meeting
1
1
Pillsbury
Extra
Kin-Ark
Knott
on
1010-
9-22
62'/2c
(quar.)
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Aircraft,
B
1
9-
Shares
Mystic Valley Gas Co.
:
National Co. (stock dividend)
(Chi-
Corp.
Quarterly
1
9-29
Mortgage
Mutual
9-23
Philip
Custodian
10-
9-29
Mutual
9-23
se¬
(quar.)
($25 par)
Publishing
Class
Kish
to
B.I
Bros,
Kaman
9-30
from
(quar.i
Telephone & Telegraph
Non-voting
9-30
$1.50
9-19
9
37VicJ 50c
$1.50
:
1
9-15
137V2c
Securities
(J.
10-
(quar.)
Nickel
Co.,
Ivey
9-16
$1.50
(quar.)-.
1
in-
(quar.)
4%
Bakeries,
40c
.
9-27
Mig.
Ohio
$25e
(quar.)
:
10-
9-15
140c
Milling,
preferred
25c
(quar.)
from
America
Industries,
Interstate
10-15
1
Building
preferred
International
;
(quar.)
Corp.
1st
10-
15c
common
4\k%
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
10-
cents
14
North
Interstate
10-14
—
10-
1
40c
(quar.)_,
International
Journal
(quar.)
pfd.
A
$4.80
Railway & Terminal—
Stockholders
$2
7%
9-20
Class
Jefferson
Special
Dallas
8%
9-13
1
17tec
Products
Corp.
Co.
preferred
Cumberland
3
10-
Products—
Reynolds.
Telephone
6%
10-
$35c
.
(quar.)
Metal
Crystal Tissue
Cuban
9-20
$1
Ltd
Cooper (Peter) Corp., 6y2%
Corroon
9-20
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Consolidated General
7%
9-20
1
(Indanapolis)—
Commonwealth Petroleum,
Consolidated
1
$7c
Corp.,
—
(quar.)
Murray
10-14
1
20c
Metal
10-
9-26
1
9-30
50c
of
10-
10-10
and
Exchange
Co.
10-
40c
11-
10-
J40c
-110c
t40c
}35c
(quar.)
cago»
Insurance
62c
75c
International
Loan
Insurance
1
N.J.)—
10-13
10-
Motorola, Inc.
31'/4c
62V2C
piofits)
10c
(quar.)
(Increased)
Commonwealth
income
curity
10-
9-20
9-30
50c
9-16
$1.10
25c
(quar.)
cents
(6
9-16
1
Pacific
(Canada)
8-17
10-7
10-
9334c
(quar.)
Fund
1
•
16-18
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Assurance
11-
$50c
9-16
9-20
0-30
22M>c
—-
50c
25c
(quar.)
Growth
50c
(quar.)_
—
Commonwealth
Life
1
7
0rl6
9-16
-
1
$1
A
10-
11-
Maid
56c
5%
dividend)
Gas, common (quar.)
($25 par) (quar.)
class
1
9-15
Corp. (increased)___
—1—20o
Mississippi Shipping (quar.)...
:
;
25c Montana-Wyoming Gas Pipe Line Co. (Del.)
Stock dividend
10%
9-16
9-29
56V4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock
10-
9-16
11-
Ohio
(quar.)
Mortgage Corp. (quar.)
Refrigerator (increased quar.)—
$1.25
A
(quar.)
Ohio
Co.
Quarterly
9-23
10-15
(Helena)
Erie
37'/2c
(qUar.)
class
(quar.)
& Southern
Commercial
9-23
3
1
11-
10-
50c
(quar.)
preferred
&
15c
(Cinn.l,
Colons Radio, 4% conv. pfd.
Color-Craft
3
9-20
9-22
J25c
i
25c
common
50c
preferred
Bottling
B
International
preferred ((quar.)
Coca-Cola
1010-
10-14
(Del.)-—
(quar.)'
common
1
15c
(quar.)
Extra
Coastal
10-
10c
Co
10-12
Quarterly
9-23
Co.
convertible
Class
vestmerit
11-15
Minute
21V4c
25c
25c
25c
15c
45c
5% preferred ($50 par)
Hughes-Owens Co., Ltd.—
Institutional
30c
-
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.
9-22
9-23
preferred
Ltd.
Co.
Natural
Imperial
Stock¬
&
preferred
Hussmann
on
Stock
5%
Huron
"
In¬
the proposal on Dec. 1.
Electric (quar,)_
Cincinnati Union
Clinton
of
ap-
•
9-20
-
Illinois—
of
Co.
9-20
4
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6.40%
split
subject to the
stockholders and the
the
of
proval
two-for-one
a
shares
common
Telephone
'9-15
4
preferred
80c
9-26
(increased >___
Ltd.
1
Norwich &
(quar.)
Hoover
Ball
&
Bearing
Co
Household
Finance, common
33-4%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-10
4>/2%
Co.,
Insurance
preferred
$1.25
'
9-30
10-
Rubinstein
see
1
(quai\)
10-12
10-
10-
Co
H.)
(Henry 1
preferred
common
Pillot,
Mfg.
<D.
$4
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR. Co._
States
$1.12V2
15c
(quar.)
Rubinstein
$6 preferred
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.—
Middle
Northern
(quar.)
Co.
J.)
&
$6
10-
40c
10-
10-12
9-21
Haydock
(H.
1
10-26
9-30
preferred E (quar.)
Fund
(quar.):
7
9-16
1
(increased quar.)_
Light & Power,
North
(quar.)_,
D
10-
Mexican
9-21
(quar.)
5%
5%
9-16
9-30
40c
9-16
9-30
:
9-30
9-30
10-
Co.
1
1
55c
Y.)
1
10-
10-
50c
25c
(N.
10-
25c
.
Electric Co., Ltd.—
9-30
$1
15c
(quar.)
A
pfd.
-
—
37V2c
(quar.)
Insurance
9-15
1
9-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-30
1
10—14
(increased)
—.'
common
Co.
10-20
10-
64c
•
1
t20c
Ltd.,
9
9-23
1
10-
$$1
15c
:
10-
9-20
(quar.)
Mfg.
9
9-
10-
•
•
10-17
9-30
(quar.)_L_
preferred C
Henke
62tec
5%
preferred
10-15
Y.)
(N.
common
Electric
Helena
68c
;
(quar.)_
'
*
:
Trucking, class
tlOc
Mfg. Co._
Brass,
Hamilton
9-16
(quar.)
the
42V2c
56'/4c
t25c
Insurance
Steamship,
Gustln Bacon
59%c
(quar.)
Ltd.—
9-12
9-
9-28
75c
17V2c
(quar.)
New
15c
(quar.)
com.
'.Z'.
New
(quar.)
Ltd
preferred
9-30
(quar.)
Directors
Inc.,
9-16
9-15
1
9-28
$1
(J. Ray) & Co.__;——
Industries, $3 preferred..
McLean
20c
4,/2%
22y2c
;
•
on
—
Batteries
Toy,
Lakes
9-30
preferred
A
Corp
10-
—_—37%c
Merchants Bank of N. Y. (quar.)___4.—
75c
Mersey Paper Co., Ltd.
$$l
Metals Si Controls (quar.)
' 35c
class
held
$$1.25
*
10-15
preferred
Class
$1.50
$1.12Va
.
40c
$4
$6
$1.30
7y2c
7'/2c
the
on
pfd. (quar.)_
(quar.)—
National Terminals
meeting
1
9-19
55c
McDermott
7
9-23
$4.60
American
62y2c
(quar.)
preferred
.
(quar.)
*
9-
3
Co.—
payment
10-
20c
Y.)
(quar.)
W.), Inc.
Bond
(quar.)—
A
j&Atra
Great
Heinz
$4
$6
(quar.)__,
preferred
Grand
9-21
(quar.)
class
(J.
4%
9-19
1
9-15
10-
Kentucky—
of
company
National
4V2%
9-21
preferred
at
Cycle
Gould
1
Chesapeake Industries, $4 pfd.
—
(quar.)_
omitted
stock
Golden
1
(quar.)__
10•
Sept. ,12)
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
A
10-
common
Ltd.
Co.
(quar.)
(G. M.) &
(Directors
$1.25
A
—
preferred (quar.)
Godchaux Sugars, Inc., $4.50 pr. pfd. (quar.)
$1:05
preferred
$2.50
B
Giannini
(quar.)
pfd.
15c
37'/2c
25c
$1
50c
6c
(quar.)
Wares,
Brewing,
Class
—
common
9-15
10-
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co.,
1
preferred
$1.50
$1-50
$1.37Va
$1
62y2c
87'/2c
tlOc
(quar-)—r—
—
preferred
Genesee
(<quar.)__
preferred
Steel
5.20%
1
common
9-19
10-
$3
_
40c
—
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
General Telephone
11-
Telephone,
5.44%
(quar.)
10-31
Mays
(N.
(quar.)
—*
Merchants Acceptance Corp., common——._
25c
(quar.)
Shoe Corp.,
preferred
A
$3.50
27tec
preferred
preferred
preferred
4V4%
10-15
9-30
9-21
McQuay, Inc.,
2%
—
Trust
$6
Co.
Montreal Locomotive Works Ltd.
dividend)—
,
9-21
9-30
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Trust
9-29
..
8c
.
Oil
Co.
Corp.
10-31
in¬
.
(stock
Hawaiian
reported.
floe
Centra] Aguirre Sugar (quar.)
Central Electric & Gas, $2.50
Centra]
1
10-17
—,
(quar.)
Haverhill
$9334c
Ligh£,
10-
10-31
Maritime Electric Co., Ltd., 5%
Martel Mills Corp., common
;—i.
(quar.)
Corp.
9-20
.
(quar.)
preferred
Products
...
......
from
common
preferred
Investors
$4.50
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Carolina
1
.»
Common
7'/2%
payment
Corpf
Electric
Hanover
coupon
dates
(1954)
11-
9-23
j-T—
-
Public Service,
Class
$25c
7
*
General
Hahn
Eagle Oil Co.. Ltd.—
25%
J
.
-
Corp.,
Crude
company
A
.
Co
Contract
9-15
10-
*
,
Extra
meeting held on Sept. 14)
Drecge & Dock. Ltd. (s-a)
Canadian
10-
31!/4c
(quar.)
omitted payment
class
common
9-30
28VsC
preferred
(Directors
....
"
Bronze
9-20
9-30
10-
30c
(initial
Cable
9-19
9-30
933,4c
(quar.)
1
25c
(quar.)
75c
25c
110c
35c
25c
25c
75c
3Qc
—._
Income).;
General
General
I
Midland
preferred, (quar.)—12V2c
5%
$4 preferred
9-19
10-
Midland
Marine
2
Baking
General
9-15 -r
:
(quar.)__;
common
General
6%,
5%,
Co.
Co.,
New
Maremont Auto
Class A
.
10-
1
payt. at this time)
Marine
„
9-20
53V8C
1
(quar.)
com.
9-10
15c
——$1.183/4
30c
50c
.15c
——.„
30c
(quar.)
com.
C
9-19
.
10-
11-
Co.—
9-20
_
9-30
1
*
_
-I
preferred
Sugar
9-30
12-
20c
1
...
.
10-14
(quar.)
1
.
9-15
10-14
110c
10-
.
share)..,.
per
(quar.)
Industries—
6%
-
common
-■
.
(quar.)__„
General
9-15
10-
40c
i_
convertible
Gas
9-20
10-14
50c
Works—
Chemical
(Directors omitted
.......
time)
(quar.)__
4%
10-17
$20.1472
at
Utilities,
Co.
Mfg.
Manati
9-22
9-10
$25c
(quar.)
Ltd..
10-
.
4%%, preferred (quar.)
Fuller
9-22
9-30
A
McLean
_
shs.. may be exch. for new com.
5%
pfd. to Sept, 30_rf__
4%
Ltd.—
preferred
cent
1
10- 1
7V2c
(quar.)
Products
(quar.).,
Budget Finance Plan, common
5%
prior preferred (quar.)
60
10-
9-19
'
.
40c
Corp
(quar.)
Co.,
1
14c
preferred
Forest
Co.
1
1
11-
.
(quar.)—
(N. Y.)
new
Public
General
9-16
25c
Investing
L.)
10*10-
50c
quarterly
Brown-Durrell
Bruce
'
-
9-22
25c
(quar.)
Boston Insurance Co. (quar.)
Brinks,
"
1
25c
—_
Traveler
Co., 30 cent
Inc. (quar.)
and
Class
(all unexchanged shares called
vestment
9-15
1
T
20c
*
(quar.)
Bowl-Mor
These
_
Florida
1
9-21
10-1
10-
75c
(s-a)
(quar.)
'.Boston)
(s-ai
Herald
1
30c
(quar.).."
Lai'ghJin
Fund
Boston
10-
50c
$17tec
Inc. -(quar.)
Son,
-
——
(quar.)^.-,—"
pfd.
$3
Mfg. Co.—-
redemption
Gabriel
9-23
9-21
9-30
10-
20c
Insurance
(quar.t—
Machine
Bird
.
y.-v
56V4c
(quar.)
Lake-Erie
&
Bickford's
Life
Co.
10- 1
-
for
Extra
9- 2 '
—
(Directors omitted com. payt. at this
Fisher & Porter Cot—,
...
General
(increased)—-:
(quar.)
Standard
,
'
i
(quar.)
com.
Corp.,
Felt & Tarrant
Formica
,
(quar.)—
Products, Ltd.
(quar.)
United
General
Bros:, Ltd.
(quar.)
Creek RR.
(quar.)
*
Belding-Corticelli Ltd., pfd.- (quar.)
Belgium Stores, Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)
Watch
1
,
Inc.,
preferred
FrJto Co.
9-15
9-17
9-22
...
Electric Co
Fluor Corp:, Ltd.
on
Beech
Benirus
10-
W 9-18
9-24
9-22 \
9-26
9-26
9-23
-
—,
Heating
9-15
10-11
(quar.)
com.
25c
(quar.)—^
(quar.)__,—
Y.)
Co
Partic. pref.
10- 5
■,
10- 110- 1
5c
.
Beatty
Beneficial
-
$5
»
-
meeting
v
11-16
10-15
.11- 1
common
...
_
Bros.; common
4V2 %
60c
-
ommited
;.
12-1
,
$17tes
5c
(quar.)
companv
14)
Barker
56V*c
(quar.)___
;v
<*
8
10- 1
(N.
Gas
Co.,
Fields,
_
Federation Bank & Trust
9-26
'§-30
9-29
6c
(quar.)
Steel % (Directors
Barium
x
40c
$1
i^.
&
Eversharp,
5%
9-21
9-30
10- 4 '
(quar.) ---93%c
B
pfd.
(B. T.>, Inc.* (quar.)
Properties, Inc. ; (Minn.)
Bank-of
9-23
l,c ' 9-16
50c
„
Plan Corp.,
\
:
—
(quar.)
4te%
pia--(q-uar.)—
Hegeman
Electric Co
&
.
v
Corp.,
Refining Co,,
Thrift
9-23
10-
87 tec.
15 c
.
—-
common
Enamel
9-22
10-20
$1
Insurance; (Chicago)—
Glass,
(quar.)
9-30
Mfg.
1
4M4%
(quar.)—
Consolidated
Essex County
9-22
,
25c
_______—.—
U——
Hoc King
Emsco
pfd.
Gold
Mallinckrodt
10-15
$$1.12te
10c
$1.37 te
25c
Co., (quar.),
Empire Trust Co.
Federal
Amesbury Electric Eight Co
Anchor
■,
9-20
10-20
$1
Mfg.
Elizabethtown
9-27
9-30
25c
(quar.)
Motorists
American
1
Elder
6
Steel, Ltd.—
&
preferred (quar.)
America
Egry Register, 5V2%
0-19
9-21
9-29
9-15
10-1
10-
50c
preferred——
Co., 7%
10- 1
$2
..
Effrid
&
„
^
10-14
$1.50
(s-a)—
1
10-20
Theatres,
(quar.i
ecrnmon
(quar.)
(quar.)
Broadcasting-Paramount
Inc.,
,
10-
/
5c
100%
50c
(quar.)
;common
convertible- preferred
4%
American
,
Shoe,
(s-a>__
preferred
prior
$4
Erake
American
RR.
pfd.
&
Canton
inc.)
net
4te%
Dynamics Corp. of
Payable 0) Rec.
60c
—
(quar.. from
Industries
Air-Way
Share
*
(quar.)
Co.
F und,
Affiliated
Holders
9-14
10-
.
Per
9-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.?5
$1.50
Co., Ltd.
Forbes
&
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Malartic
9-15
20c
15c
5c
——
(quar.)
Foundries
Dominion
9.
(quar.)
Vegh Income Fund
District
Sept.
on
6%
Share
pfd.
5%
(Walter M.)
MacAndrews
When
Per
■
of Company
Telephone,
Lowney
(Directors took no action on com. payment
at
T
Name
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry—
an-
follow with
a second table in which we show the payments previ-.
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
*
payment date.
Name of Company
.
Lorain
9-16
9-30
10c
Corp._
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
'
Brass
&
11
$1.25
|10c
$25c
+5uc
+JUC
9-23
11-10
11-25
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
12
Monday, September 19, 1955
...
(1120)
When
Per
"
Share
Name of Company
25c
(Helena) Inc. (quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Rubinstein
Industries
Russell
101/
150c
75c
#5an
Miguel Brewery
fiangamo, Ltd. (quar.)——_.
Savannah Sugar Refining Corp.
dividend
75c
dividend
Stock
25c
common,
new
on
9-26
9-14
9-21
9-30
1
9-20
9-30
10-
10-
12-10
12-15
1
11-15
series
5i4.50
Sbawmyt Association
—
—
.
Adams Express Co.
9-15
Addressograph-Multigraph
5c
(quar.)
35c
—
Gas,
SI
17'/2c
(quar.)
com.
9-23
Admiral
1
9-23
Aetna
11-
1
10-
7
9-30
9-16
9-30
10-
1
9-26
10-
1
10-
8-15
Akron
Brass
11'Ac
9-30
9-16
Akron
Canton
inc.
(quar.)
50c
25c
10-15
9-20
9-23
gains);
;
15c
■'
(quar.)—9c
;
50c
(quar.)
c.
25c
Standard Fruit & Steamship, com. (quar.)—
10c
$3 partic. pfd. (quar.)
75c
Participating
40c
Standard Holding Corp., class A—
12'/2c
Engineering
(quar.)
Sprague
Square D Co.
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher
Co
Works
—
Products
&
9-23
Allied Thermal Corp.
Allls-Chalmers
Mfg.,
common
Aluminum
of
x_;
60c
20c
—
Co. iquar.)
Co., com. (quar.)—
(quar.)—
15c
57c
:
______
25c
31'Ac
Common.
div.
(No
this
at
3
9-20
1-3-56
12-13
10-
3
9-23
10-
1
9-28
10-
10-
Aggregates,
American
Agricultural
10-31
10-15
$$1.25
10-15
class
A
Natural
Pacific
American
time)
$1.50
t5c
25c
25c
20c
;12%c
——
(quar.)
—
non-cum
pfd.
_
_
Gas Lines
Ry., com.
Therm-O-Disc,
(quar.)
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
10-
6%
1
9-30
9-16
11-15
10-25
5%
5%
11-15
10-25
3
9-20
American Can Co.,
9-30
9-26
American Crystal
9-30
9-26
10-28
10-14
1
9-19
3'/a%
preferred
preferred
C
9-15
9-12
American
$1.50
Class
A
(quar.)
Towmotor
Trico
Twin
preferred
Corp.
1
10-31
9-15
9-21
10-
3
10-
1
9-20
67'/2c
10-
1
9-20
10-
3
9-22
10c
10-15
9-30
40c
10-
4
9-23
62'Ac
(quar.)
10-
1
9-23
62'/2c
Jersey
Transit, com.
prior pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
(N.
Y.)
(quar.)
$2
10-
1
9-21
Acceptance
60c
Corp., Ltd.—
partic. 2nd pref.
non-cum.
Union Investment Co.
Union
Oil
Union
&
Twist
United
Gas
Drill
United
10-
1
9-15
15c
10-
1
9-20
(quar.)
Bank
20c
40c
9-26
9-15
9-30
9-23
Shoe
Machinery, com.
6% preferred (quar.)
United Specialities (quar.)—
$1
10-
1
62'Ac
11-
1
10-
37'Ac
iBklyn.)
11-
1
10- 3
10-13
9-22
(quar.)
(quar.)
10c
9-19
3
U. S. Gypsum Co.—
Stockholders
to
'
will vote
held
be
proposal
U. S. Pipe
U.
■
U.
S.
split
the
of
S.
special meeting
a
28
the
on
directors'
a
a
75c
10-15
9-26
87'Ac
10-15
9-26
15c
9-30
9-20
l5c
12-12
12-
1
15c
common
12-12
12-
1
.
Match
Directors
dend
will
in
meeting
Utah
Van
Home
&
Tool
•7%
Warner &
Weber
West
Corp.,
9-
9-30
9-15
common,
15c
9-30
9-22
(quar.),—
$1.75
9-30
25c
11-18
West
Kentucky
preferred
Common
7%
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
&
Western
5%
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
6
1
9-
6
10-15
10-
1
1
68%c
10-
1
1
9-15
10-
1
9-19
10-
1
9-19
9-
1
9-
10-
1
1
9-26
9-
1
10-
1
9-20
9-
9-20
9-
..
Blue
9-30
40c
9-30
9-30
12-
1
9-30
37Vic
27'/2C
9-30
9-
9-
Co
9-20
12-12
9-24
__
:_
10-
$1.50
10-
25c
1
1
9-30
9-
8
9-
11-
31'Ac
8
11-
t
in-^o
1
9-10
50c
9-30
1
9-15
9-19
11-
1
10-
1
!
3QC
17'Ac
90c
9-19
10-
7
(quar.)
55c
~
25c
A
(quar.)
112'Ac
Class
B
«quar.)
g
Whitehall
Fund.
Wisconsin
Hydro-Electric
\lc
Inc
^=S^nfin P"blic Sei-vice,
5.04%
~~
(quar.)
5%
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
9-15
9-
9
1
10-15
9-30
9-23
25c
(quar.)_
Ltd
teller's, Ltd., 4'/2% #fd. (quar.)
10-
Vitrified
American
Writing
com.
(increased)-
10-
1
8-31
10-
75C
(quar.)_
&
Products
3
9-12
10-
3
9-12
10-
1
9-
$5
Metal,
Anaconda
Anchor
Post
Anderson
Inc.
10-
7
7
9-30
9-14
9-20
9-
1111-
ofi
^ ^
———II
11-
10-14
1
10-14
16c
t56'Ac
10-23
11-
1
$1
11-
1
1
10-15
10-
1
1
9
10-20
9-13
9-30
9-16
9-30
9-16
9-30
9-
(quar.)
10c
Products,
Inc.
Oil
Pulp
&
(quar.)
Paper
(quar.)
Arkansas
4.72 %
preferred
Power &
preferred
9-29
9-
6
9-22
9-
6
40c
9-30
9-19
150c
I
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp. (quar.)
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co, (quar.)
4.65%
Armstrong
Class
B
Rubber,
10-
7
9-15
170c
10-20
9-30
$15c
25c
12'/2C
Power
10-
7
9-30
9-30
9-
9
9-16
9-
9
|
(quar.)
$1.06'A
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
1
9-15
$1.08
10-
1
9-15
$1.18
Light, 4.32%
class
9-16 '
Ltd.—
;
preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Ne\yfoundland Development, Ltd.—
Quarterly
i
Arkansas-Missouri
9-30
10- 7
20c
I
Mills,
1
8
75c
;
(quar.)
11-
10-
1
9-15
A
(quar.).
9-20
9-
3
50c
10-
1
8-26
50c
(quar.)
16-
1
8-26
9-29
9-12
Aro
Equipment
Corp.
(stock
dividend).
3%
10-15
9-10
9-22
3
9-22
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
Bright
12-
1
8-26
11-10
3-1-56
150c
10-15
9-15
50c
9-30
9-ro
(quar.)
25c
9-30
9-15
(quar.)
2-
9
Cement
50c
10-
1
9-15
1
9-
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
15c
(quar.)__:—
10-
35c
pfd.
$1.75
10-
1
9-10
62'/2C
7%
10-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
W.)
J.)
(Shelby, N. C.)
Mfg.
3'/2%
___
preferred
(quar.)
1
1
9-15
10-17
9-20
10-
1
9-14
9-30
8-31
87 %c
9-30
10-
9-15
9-16
1
9-9
9-30
9-20
1
9-15
9-26
9-16
1%*
9-26
9-16
9-15
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-
9
33c
9-30
9-
9
40C
(quar.)
9-30
56'Ac
35c
—
9-30
9-20
128%C
40c
oreferred
Electric,
10-
62 %c
(quar.)
common
3%%
ord.
93%c
121'Ac
9-30
10-
1
10-14
10-
1
9-15
9-15
10-
3
9-
2
6d
10-10
8-26
6d
10-10
8-26
Ltd.—
t$l
9-
7
1
9-
7
10-
1
10-
1
130c
10-15
9-21
150C
(quar.)
7
1
10-
162c
Ltd.
9-
10-
1$1.19
(quar.)
Power
1
156c
(quar.)
10-
148c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1010-
45c
1$1.50
(quar.)
Columbia
9-20
12-10
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
9-30
12-20
10c
(interim)—
American dep. receipts ord. reg. (interim)
4%%
9-17
25c
75c
z—
American deposit receipts
British
11-18
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4'4%' preferred
4'/2%
preferred
12-10
11-30
20c
Co.,
Columbia
10-29
9-30
12-23
$2
Trust
(quar.)
'
Co..
preferred
11-15
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
British American* Oil Co., Ltd. (quar.)
British-American Tobacco—
British
9-15
$1.37%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
1
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
preference
10-
75c
Co
preferred
9-
Inc.—
Works-
Brass
9-23
75c
—
Traction Light & Power
&
9-12
15c
Sons
Geav
9-12
9-27
20c
(quar.)__.
x
Property
&
9-10
5%
$1.06 V*
:
Corp.
Corp.,
'
9-30
35c
■
common
Co.,
2
50c
(quar.)
preferred
-p„<<-*«i_MVprR
5%
9-19
(quar.)
Co. (increased)
(T. G.) & Co., Ltd.—
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-
7
9-
7
British Columbia Telephone Co.—
6%
1st
43/4 7k
4»/2%
4'/2 7k
472 7k
4'/2 7k
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
1$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)(quar.)-
—
9-30
l$1.12'/2
—,
10-15
1-3-56
12-17
lS1.12'/2
4-1-56
3-17
(quar.)
181.12 %
7-1-56
6-16
(quar.)
$$1.12'/2
10-1-56
9-16
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
5c
2'/2C
Brockton"Taunton
Gas,
Co.,
Common
Distillers
$5
preferred
Buffalo
Chucking Grinder (quar.)
(increased quar.)—
Forge
Co
9-16
10-10
15c
10-
1
9-15
12-
1
11-18
10-
1
9-14
10c
10-
1
9-14
25c
12-
1
11-16
$1.25
10-
1
9-10
I
Co.—
(quar.)
Bucyrus-Erie Co.
9-16
9-19
,20c
(quar.)
1
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
lquar.)___
Brunning (Charles) Co.—
New common
(initial quar.)
4%
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
9-29
10-
15c
(quar.)__
common
Brown-Forman
9-29
95c
25c
$3.80 pfd.
Brooklyn Borough Gas (quar.
Brooks Brothers, Inc., 6% conv. pfd.
Brown
9-16
1$1.18%
(quar.)
British Industries Corp.
Bryant
12 %c
3
10-
30c
Mfg.
Briggs
4%
9-19
135c
(quar.)
(quar.)
C.I,
(C.)
Common
$1.25
9-30
10-
9-
9-20
22 '/2c
1
10-15
__
8
1
10-
25c
I"
Prichard
Common
10-
$1.50
9.
9-12
25c
$2.80
10-31
10-10
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
9-19
10-31
$2.25
25c
Paper
Zinc, Lead & Smelting—
(quar.)
prior preferred
(quar.)
9-16
9-23
-
American
1
10-15
$1.35
$1.75
Y.)
Bxtra
9-30
$125
~
(quar.i
Door
American
Ampco
9-24
*1
_
Electric
Consolidated Gold,
(N.
Telegraph (quar.)__
Tobacco, 67? preferred (quar.)
American Viscose Corp. (increased)
Anglo-Canadian
*150
Cos.
Class
Steel
Sugar Refinipg,
preferred (quar.)
Common
Westminster Paper Co., Ltd.—
preferred
7%
_
American
1
25c
American
11-10
10-
1
(quar.)
9-15
15c
preferred (quar.)
5%
1
1
9-30
10-
$1.12 V'a
—
Footc-
Brillo
9-15
9-19
10-
10-
Albany RR. Co
(E.
5.28 7k
.
10-20
10-
_2
(quar.)
Co.
10-15
84 %c
preferred (quar.)_
Bridgeport Gas Co., common
9-16
1
3
55c
4 '/2 %
(Indianapolis)
!___
Stores
Telephone
10-
10-
preferred
&
Bridgeport
6
9-
9-15
10-
16'/4c
(quar.)
Inc.
(George
6%
9-15
15c
(quar.)
Tobacco,
prior
Brewer
9-12
12-20
25c
$1.25
American
Bell,
Brazilian
9-20
9-15
1
9-29
1
(quar.)
Bryson (quar.)
Valley Gas & Electric—
preferred
Boston-Personal
9-15
1
Decker Mfg.
dividend
preferred
Brach
9
10-15
9-26
10-
10-
(quar.)
preferred
Brad
9-30
$1.12%
Siva lis &
Boston
P
10-
60c
A
B
&
Borg-Warner
9-22
15c
35c
;
$1
20c
1
10-
25c
5'/2%
Sanitary
quar.)
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Book-of-the-Month Club
9-22
$1.23
(quar.)
$1.43%
Quarterly
11-21
9
9-
9-15
15c
Bohack .(H.
9-15
9
9-23
9-30
common
Manufacturing Co.
Borg
9-14
9-
10c
65c
Corp.
Blue Ridge Insurance
9-30
9-23
25c
(quar.)
$1
&
6%
9-30
$1.25
Standard
10c
15c
Bloch Bros.
2
10-15
9-10
1
(quar.)
Co.
4.25%
9-29
10-15
1
10-
t25c
Aviation
Blackstone
1
10-18
10-
(quar.)
& Mfg.—
Finance
6%
9-
9-10
(quar.)
Packing
Limestone
Black,
9
1
10-
1
50c
(quar.)
Hardware
Stock
8-19
9-23
10-
$1.75
Brockway Glass Co., com.
57k' preferred (quar.)
9-14
$1.50
9-10
(quar.)
preferred
Black
9-16
1
1
1
Extra
9-21
10-
6
9-15
10-
$L
(quar.)
Bethlehem Steel Corp.,
9
1
9-
10-
(quar.)
preferred
Bibb
9-30
10-
1
2'/2%
A
4%
9-15
10-10
1
10-
10-20
45c
(quar.)
Bessemer
9-12
1
10-
10-
$1.25
(quar.)
Beneficial
9-16
10-
9-15
Quarterly
9-2
10-
9-15
1
iquar.)_.—
Co.—
Lumber
Bendix
2
9-30
1
10-
$1
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada
2
10-
10-
Quarterly
9-20
10-
9
40c
Counselors
Belknap
9-
$1.06
common
$1.50
9-20
9-27
$1.12 y»
(quar.)
preferred
Beech-Nut
9-20
10-
9-30
12-30
(quar.)
com.
common
Distilling,
Class
9-20
50c
(quar.)..
(quar.)__
American
31'Ac
$$1.75
Telegraph
"4.44%
1
10-
9
9-15
10-14
quar.)___
preferred
Beaver
9-
9-28
1-13-56
(quar.)
Foods,
Beauty
6
$1.50
$2.50
(accum.)
dividend
Stock
States Insurance Co.
9-19
10-15
Electric Co.
(quar.)
Insurance Securities—
6% preferred (quar.)
Western Massachusetts
Western Union
Yukon
.
Insurance
Stamping
Surety Co.
Foundry—
(increased)
Voungstown
&
American
11-25
12'Ac
Coal (quar.)
Power & Light, Ltd.—
(quar.)—
preferred
Worcester County
3
9-22
30c
prior preferred (quar.)
Western
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
9-15
10-
1
quar.)_.
Co.
4'/2%
9-15
5
B.)
9-
.9-15
$1.50
;
1st pfd.
California
3%%
9-15
Lines
10-28,
25c
:
Fixture,
Steel
10-
6
6c
(quar.)
preferred
Michigan
-
Fund
common
West Kootenay
7%
(quar.)
Stock
Swasey Co.
conv,
6%
5
10-
$1.75
(increased
Snuff,
10-
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
Class
(quar.)
Showcase
5%
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
common
Class
9-15
Warren Bros., Co.
Welbilt
Corp.,
9
$1.75
183Ac
25c
50c
preferred
Fire
Co.
Radiator
American
9-
5
10-
iquar.)__
Works
(J.
Stock
9-16
9-26
1
25c
Laboratories
Beatrice
10- 7
Inc.—
preferred
Beam
9
$1.25
American
divi¬
November
loc
Tiernan
&
the
20c
Co.,
Co.
&
at
Insurance
Towne
preferred
Walker
Wallace
preferred
preferred
*•5%
Amerioan
9-1G
9IV2C
quarterly'
American Maize-Products,
7%
preferred
(quar.)
President
9-23
4%
9-16
9-
-10-
20c
:
Increased
National
1
1
9-23
Iron
9
9-15
10-
(quar.)
preferred
Baxter
Metals, Inc.—
American
additional
an
stock
or
(quar.)
A
(initial
of
9-
9- 7
1
10-
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Refractories,
Oil
9-14
1
9-20
183/4c
Bausch & Lomb Optical, common
Foundry—
&
Optical
1010-
100%
(quar.)
5%
(Initial
B
9-30
10-
in¬
B
Co.
A
9-15
pro¬
(quar.)
Electric,
C
Controls,
Bath
9-16
65c
Corp.
Oil
8-26
1
10-
two-
a
(from
Inc.
Manufacturing, common
4'/2%
preferred iquar.)_.
9-15
1
100%
&
convertible
1
10-
30c
__
Machine
10-
50c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
lquar.)_.
Basin
J.)—
N.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)'_
5%-
75c
35c
35c
25c
preferred
Co.
&
Bastian-Blessing
9-15
30c
3.90%
American
1
20c
(Newark,
Gas
5% %
.
Fire
Strum
"Vlchek
Corp.—
consider
cash
International
Machine
10-
50c
4c
preferred
Class
9-15
40c
.
dividend
Stock
*6%
Milling,
Co.
on
Bates
93%c
11-15
9-20,
Co.—
preferred
Basic
2
1
25c
Semi-Annual
American
9-
10-
$1.50
(monthly)
Hospital Supply (quar.)
6% non-cumulative
Insurance
9-12
1
9-30
9-15
1
(quar.)
preferred
Class
9-23
10-
1
12-
10c
(quar.)
Barry
9-15
10-20
10-
.
(quar.)
Barber
9-14
$1.50
Ice,
American
four-for-one
Extra
Universal
American
1
9-26
$1
(quar.)
American
10-
Fund,
preferred
7%
9
50c
(quar.)
common
Hardware Corp
Home Products
American
9-
(quar.)
directors'
a
4'/j%
Inc.—
Felt,
American
(increased quar.)
Quarterly
American
American
capital stock,
Sugar Corp.
Mills,
&
preferred
5»/2%
five-for-one.
com.
have approved
Smelting Refining &
preferred
(quar.)—
T/c
$6
Hair
1
pfd.
4%
9
10-
9-16
9-15
27 '/2c
(quar.)
Bangor & Aroostook RR. Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Hydro-Electric, common (quar.)
1
9-
9-13
1
1
$55c
____.
preferred
4%
-
10-15
9
10-
Bangor
9-15
1
87'/2c
93 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)___
4V2% preferred (quar.)__
American Metal Products, common
& Foundry Co.—
Stockholders
split
Dec.
on
to
at
common
preferred (accum.)
America
Enka
Corp. (quar.)
American Express Co. (quar.)
American Felt, 6% preferred
(quar.)
American
9-
1
10-
30c
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
com,
conv.
American
$15c
(quar.)—_
(quar.)
(increased)
Industrial
4%
Effird
&
American
Underwriters Trust Co.
Union
1
10-
9-15
30c
com
Rapid
conv.
10-
35c
'
;
(quar.)
of New
City
5%
1
50c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Products
10-
increased)
Corp.
Tri-Continental
Trust Co.
125c
$25c
(quar.)
com.
.
Corp.
Transamerica
82.70
Ltd.,
Cyanamid,
9-30
10-
343/4C
(quar.)—.:—
preferred (quar.)
B
American
9-13
$1.25
(quar.)
10-
■
Works
7%
Sugar,
preferred
4%%
9-13
1
$1.25
5'/j%2nd pfd. series of 1952
—
___
com
preferred B (quar.)
10-25
33/4%
,
Corp.,
preferred A (quar.)
11-15
10-
(quar.)—
Co., common
(quar.)
Bosch Arma
20c
(quar.)
Clothes, Inc. (quar.)—.
Title Guaranty Co. (San Fran.)
.$7.50 preferred
(accum.)
Iron
Note
1
25c
(quar.)
Bank
1010-
75c
(quar.)
preferred
American
9
35c
(quar.)_—
com.
25c
Inc.
Timely
Toronto
preferred
preferred
7%
9-23
Filter,
9
9-
40c
9-
10-
pfd. (quar.)
(Hartford) (quar.)
shares
6%
4»/2%
9-15
A—
the
6%
Baltimore
9-
1
$15c
(quar.)
America
4 7<>
Stock
Inc.
1
10-
.10-1
$15c
income)
Piano
1
10-
BOc
Inc.—
approved
Baltimore Brick Co.,
9-15
9-
1
$1.50
_
Air
1
1
$1.25
75c
5% preferred (quar.)
Chemical (quar.)
Extra
American
10-
30c
—
—
American
9-21
Baldwin
9
15c
!
7'/2C
Fund
Wilcox
&
Balcrank,
—
Special
9-28
Babcock
6
10-
of
B/G Foods, class A com.
6
10-
$1
(quar.)
Amalgamated Leather Co.—
6%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar (quar,)
1
9-16
9-
9-
75c
(quar.)
preferred
30c
—
(quar.)
(quar.) _________
preferred
(s-a)
"
4 %
5%
action
Ltd.
B
Tennessee
9-15
1
1
9-15
12'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Aluminum Goods Mfg. Co.__.
5%
(quar.)
Industries
Texas &
9-30
$3.75
Corp.—
preferred
Inc.,
9-15
pfd.
America
9-29
4%
—
O.)
9-30
Co.
1010-
1
9-20
5c
(quar.)
common
$1.15
—
——
—
preferred (quar.)—
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—
5% preferred (quar.)
(A.
2
9-16
10-
30c
(initial)
9-
9-21
9-15
1
9-15
9-
9-10
.
basis
vestment
9-30
9-10
50c
Co.
split
to
for-one
9-15
50c
10-10
9-30
1
10-
1
1
60c
10-11
Corp.,
10-
1010-
15c
Allied
Stores
9-15
60c
__—
9-23
Textiles
Stern
dividend
Class
Extra
10-10
Superior Separator, 6 A
Talon
9-16
Allied Papest Mills, 5%
Allied Products Corp.
Suburban Electric Co,
6','0
1
1
$1.25
Ludlum
9-16
Engineering
preferred
Switson
10-
10-
posal
9- 9
25c
$1.75
30c
Laboratories,
9-16
Stop & Shop, Inc. (quar.),
Strathmore
Paper Co,
(quar.)
Sutton
Allied
1
$3
Steel, com. (increased)—
Equipment Co. (quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Allen Electric &
10-
$1.06'/4
class B (quar.)
$15c
—————80c
Ltd.,
Screw
Stock
Allegheny
9-20
Axe-Houghton
9- 9
9-19
12'/2c
Inc.,
Stockholders
1
,
(quar.)
(quar.)_^
12'Ac
Radio,
Standard
4%%
preferred
1
B
Standard
Stern
9-30
9-15
10-
RR.-—
(s-a)
1
—
Steel
Youngstown
preferred
9-30
$2.50
$1.05
$1.15
—
(quar.)__
Vicksburg Ry. (s-a)
Steel, 5% preferred <quar.)____
9-20
1
10-23
11-13
9-30
1
non-cum.
Products,
8
9-15
1
(quar.)
Avlen, Inc., class A
Avon
8
9-
1
10-
(quar.)
Products,
non-voting
9-
9-30
10-
10-
$1
Industries
(quar.)
Co.
Automobile Insurance Co.
9-16
40c
6'Ac
34%c
34%c
15c
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
4.20
30c
2
9-29
10-10
Axe-Houghton
(quar.)
10-
—.
(Stanley
9-30
10-
9-
Canteen
Steel
Holders
9-30
$18c
iquar.)__
Automatic
(Watertown,
10-
>
Class
10-15
4'A%
9-23
10-18
Corp.
Automatic
8
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Products, Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Alden's, Inc., common (quar.)
9-19
9-
Investment
When
Payable of Rec.
$15c
participalii'S Cia5iS A (quar.)
Atlas
9-16
75c
7%
9-29
9-20
25c
Alco
from
——
—
—
Wood
Alan
10-14
in¬
vestment income and 4 cents from capital
cents
&
10-14
9-30
125c
(quar.)
Ltd., class B__
iquar.)__
Oil & Refining—
Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd., class A
Class B (quar.)
S V2 7c preferred (s-a-)
9-10
1
Ltd.
Hardware,
Motion Picture
(Hartford)"—
preferred
Alabama
—
(11
&
Power,
4.60%
Investors Inc.
B
Mfg._
preferred
Alabama
—
Production
Co.
preferred
5%
quar.
Southern New England Telephone Co.—
Quarterly
5'A %
9-15
3
11-
Corp.,
40c
_x
A
Atlantic City Electric
Atlantic Co. (quar.)
9-10
3%
preferred A
conv.
10-
$1
—
Y.) (quar.)
Investment & Discount,
5'A%
1
——.
Sovereign
Air
9-30
an
(increased)
(quar.)
Insurance
$1-25
Company will hereafter pay a 22 %c
Southern
N.
9-15
quarterly payment.
<
Life
Aetna
3
100%
x
_____
11'Ac
represent
(quar.)
Quarterly
9-21
10-
3c
12»Ac
30c
(quar.)
Casualty & Surety Co.
:—
Common
div.
Corp.
$4
(quar.)
Associates
8-31
55c
dividend
-Stock
1
com.__——"—
preferred (quar.).
Telephone Co.,
Southeastern
payments
9-19
10-
9-30
Inc.
dividend
10-
10-10
_
35c
Associated
8-31
•
.
(quar.)_
Stores.
Agricultural Insurance
(Increased)
Above
9-20
9-24
Laboratories—
& French
Atlantic
9-30
12'/2c
Solvay American Corp., 4% preferred (quar.)
5%
Adam
75c
15c
5c
(quar.)
Corp. of America (quar.)
Sicks' Seattle Brewing & Malting Co.
South
Acme Electric Corp.
9-19
10c
income)—
i
Kline
9-19
1
25c
Sheraton
Smith
1
Stock
1
10-10
130c
Alloys, Inc.—
(accum.)
10-
of Boston—
1
10-
5c
_
Hat
9-
-Class
—
(quar.)
A
Aluminum
1
1
112'Ac
10-
15C
51.IZV2
_______________
(Quarterly from net investment
Sharon Steel (increased),
Acme
Ltd.
$1 .10 convertible preferred
A pfd. (quar.)——
Service Corp. (quar.)
Shareholders Trust
Extra
11-15
9-
10-
-
31 'Ac
(quar)
common
Refineries,
Sugar
(quar.)
$1.20 class
12-1
Co.—
Scruggs Vandervoort Barney
Common
(quar.)
Seismograph
Common'
"
(quar.)
preferred
Asbestos
7
137'Ac
128'Ac
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
Industries
Ashdown
7
9-
Share
25c
Corp.
Ashland
___
preferred (quar.)
Abrasive & Metal Products,
Acadia-Atlantic
split
subject to
stockholders
and
9-
10-
Ltd.,—
quar.)
4'A%
5%
approved a thiee-for-cne
the approval ol the
the California Com¬
missioner Corporation.
The above pay¬
ment will be declared if approved
(increased
10-
$1
(quar.)
Paper Co.
&
Power
Arvin
Holders
4c
0] Company
Extra
Payable of Rec.
Share
(quar.)
com.
preferred
conv.
Abitibi
When
Per
Laboratories,
Common
12-
x
4%
9-16
Name
Art Metal Construction
Arundel
ol Company
Name
have
Directors
we
'
Abbott
9-19
I
Per
give the dividends announced in previous
The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
Below
weeks and not yet paid.
preceding table.
9-30
10-25
9-23
■-——
(quar.)
Schlage Lock Co.—
Cash
3
9-30
10-
10-25
If /2C
(quar.)
6t. Lawrence Corp. Ltd. (quar.)
6t. Louis National Stockyards (quar.)
Haynes
Rytrson &
Holders
Payable of Rec.
20c
9-19
50c
10-
35c
10-18
1
9-20
9-
1
9-13
10-
7
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5465
182
When
Per
*
Navie of
Share
Company
Burlington
(quar.l_.
Steel,
Stock
Ltd.
Co.,
new
class
9-
9
10-
1
9-
9
9-30
9-
9
Chicago Mill
57o
&
A
and
shares
B
being
9-30
9-15
David & Frere,
25c
9-30
9-15'
Dayton Malleable Iron, 5%
Decca
Records, Inc* (quar.)
9-
9
Chicago Molded Products
10-
8
10-29
10-
9-23
10-1
9-12
10--1
9-12
Deere
$3
ex-
preferred
10-
1
9-12
—
9-30
9-13
9-
75c
—
Decker
1
changed for
class A
\ and
of
Burrus
Mfg.
Butler's
I.
class
new
four
B
effective
4%7c
25c
—
9-30
6-15
9-30
9-21
Storage
participating
$1.50
Electric
California
$2.50
10-
1
9-15
Cinzano,
10-
1
9-15
Citizens
10-
1
9-12
5%
25c
10-
1
9-12
Citizens Utilities
J5c
10-15
9-16
City
(s-a)__
Packing
California
Water
&
Hecla,
$4.75 series
9-
7
City
Investing
1
9-
7
City
Products
1
9-
7
9-11
45c
10-
15c-
(quar.)
$1.18%
(quar.)
Camden Refrigerating & Terminals Co.—
5%
preferred (s-a)
Campbell (A. S.) Co., $2.50 preferred (quar.)
Co.
11-15
55c
__
(quar.)
A preferred
Campbell Soup
1
10-
9-
Cleveland
9-30
9-15
$4.50
*9-30
9-15
Cleveland
9-30
9-15
1
9-15
62 %c
37 %c
(quar.)
10-
10-31
10-
»
Cluett
-
Quarterly
7%
20c
5%
pref. B
Canada
Cement Co., Ltd.,
Canada
Crushed
67c
10-
1
9-20
762 %c
10-
1
9-16
,-i.
Bread, Ltd.,
Cut
&
<quar.)____
$32 %c
iquar.)
$1.30 pref.
8-19
9-20
$$1.50
preference
(quar.)
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, common
Canada Life Assurance Co.
1
10-
Canada
Packers,
Canada
1
9-15
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
-
$30c
10-
1
9-10
•«
(quar.)
9-15
$15c
10-25
9-20
V
57c
(s-a)_
$75c
10-
1
8-31
V
Ltd.,
10-
1
8-31
class A
(s-a)
Permanent'
Special
100th
Special
1
$65c
ACI-
1-
9-15
3
preferred
Pictures
Mutual
;
9-
1
$99c
10-
$50C
10-15
Canadian
Bronze
57c- preferred
Canadian
$1.75
$1
Canadian
Class
Ice
A
Canadian
Ingersoll
(quar.)
i__
Ltd.,
Carrier
&
Case
Corp.
1
9-14 :
9-28
11-15
10-
10-
9-14
$5
11-15
10-
3
11-15'
10-
3
65c
10-15
10-
9-15
9-30
9-
Class
v
A
(quar.).,
Cla88:B
10-
1
4%%
\77c
preferred
2nd
Centlivre
Central
$1.75
9-20
9-
5
1
9-10
9-30
preferred
(quar.)
—
10-
1
9-12
9-30
(quar.)
i
j.
11-18
9-23
10-
1
$1.75
10-
1
9-
9-19
2
99-
2
9-
-
2
8
_
$20c
(quar.)—
0 %
(quar.)___«
(quar.)
preferred
Consolidated
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
Broadcasters,
preferred A
preferred B
4.75% preferred C
4.80% preferred D
Central Illinois Light
4V2%
4%
Co.,
Central
9-
Maine
Securiites,
Gas
•1.29
9-20
preferred
.4.60%
12-20
preferred
preferred
4.75%
Central
Vermont
4.15%
10-
1
9-12
9-12
Continental
Central
Class
35c
Corp.,
9-20
9-
10-
1
9-
9
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-
9
10-
1
9-
9
$1.04
10-
1
10-
1
Pasco
10-
1
9-15
40c
9-26
9-
7
40c
9-26
9-
7
12c
9-24
9-12
class
A_
&
37 %C
__—
9-30
9-20
$1.12%
10-
1
9-12
Chance-Vought Aircraft, Inc
40c
9-26
9-
Chapman Valve Mffg.
(quar.)
75c
9-30
9-14
Charmin
(quar.)—
Paper
Mills
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank
Stock
dividend
(approved
by
(quar.)
10-
1
9-12
50c
10-
1
9-30
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone—
4%% preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)
3y27c convertible preferred (quar.)
—_
Chesebrough-P^nd's
(quar.)
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR
9-30
9-15
10-15
75c
9-20
87 %c
11-
1
9-30
9-
1
10-
7
12 %c
9-23
9-
$2
9-29
9-14
2
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
$2
class
Crum
,
1
A
11-
1
10-18
10-
11-1
10-
25c
10%:
7
1
9-15
45c
9-26
9-12
10-14
9-
10-
9-10
53c
28c
2
3
10-
&
7%
10-
1
9-
1
9-15
10-
1
9- 2
Eaton
$1.12%
1010-
9-
1
2
9-30
9-30
25c
9-16
9-16
Edison
(quar.)
El Paso Electric, common (quar.)__
$4.12 preferred (quar.)_;
1
9-16
1
9-15
50c
50c
—
Controller
Electrical
9-
2
10-15
$2.50
11-15
1
25c
(s-a)—
9-30
9-15
$2.50
1-1-56
12-14
fl5c
(increased quar.)
9-30
9-
9
2%
Securities,
(initial)
—
(quar.)_
(quar.)
—___-
8%
Sugar,
pfd.
com.
(quar.)
—
—
pfd. (quar.) —
(increased quar.)
4%%
Stores
Drug
—
—-
9-20
Estabrooks
9-29
9-15
Ex-Cell-O
9-30
Excelsior
$1.12 %
9-30
9-20
Fafnir
40c
9-20
9-
6
9-20
9-
6
40c
12-20
12-
5
10-
1
9-15
$1.12%
10-
1
9-15
9-20
9-
9
9-26
9-
9
9-
2
1
9-
2
40c
9-28
9-
7
9-28
9-
1
10-
class
A
(quar.)
50c
$2
non-cum.
class
A
(quar.)
50c
Mills,
(quar.)—
—
preferred series A (quar.)
new
com.
(initial)
(quar.)
12-28
12-
1
20c
9-26
9-
9
93 %c
10-15
10-
5
20c
10-
1
9-15
5c
10-
1
9-15
$3.50
10- 1
10- 1
$1
5c
10-1
series A (quar.)
(T. H.), Ltd., 4.16%> pfd.
(quar.)_
(N. Y.)
Corp.
Insurance
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
Fairmont Foods Co., com. (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Family Finance, common (increased quar.)
4%%
preferred A (quar.)
—
5%
preferred B (quar.)
Famous Players Canadian Corp. Ltd. (quar.)
Fanner Mfg. Co., (stock dividend)
—
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar,)_—
Bearing
Co.
Life
Traders
Farmers
(Syracuse,
N.
Farrel-Birmingham
Co.
Shops,
(quar.)
Bake
Federal
Machine & Welder Co.
Federal
Paper Board,
——
Stores
9*30
12- 1
10-15
10-1
$26c
50c
10c
60c
20c
9-30
9-27
9-30
10- 1
,
37%c
56%c
62 /2c
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
137 %c
9-28
3%
37/2c
12-28
10c
10- 1
9-29
9-30
9-30
(Ohio)
50c
75c
10- 1
10-29
(quar.)
50c
15c
—
preferred (quar.)
Department
10- 1
<
$3
(quar.)
Federal
Federated
9-19
9-15
9-19
♦
9-13
9-
3
9-
2
9-19
9-15
9-12
;
9-13
9-15
9-13
9-13
9-
X
—
8-26
9-15
9-15
9-20
9-17
9-19
9-20
9-16
9-
1
9-19
9-19
9-19
10-20
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-20
9-20
9-20
9-15
.)
a-3U
Co.—
Insurance
(quar.)__^
Y.)
10- 1
$1.25
(quar.)
1
10-
75c
(increased quar.)_
9-30
6c
37%c
Inc.
Co., com.
preferredd
9-28
non-cum.
£orp.
$5
10-14
$2
3%%
Fund.
Erie Railroad
$1.75
35c
10- 1
(quar.)
9-16
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
preferred
9-30
9-30
9
10c
pieferred
$7
4%
Equity
9-16
11- 1
9-30
——
9-16
9-30
9-30
10- 3
9-26
9-22
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
(quar.)
com.
9-16
9-15
50c
(quar.)—
preferred
Johnson,
12-15
9-
1
9-30
40c
(s-a)
preferred
9-30
1
10-
10- 1
5c
12-29
10-
40c
50c
50c
50c
75c
50c
20c
20c
Income
$2
9-15
25c
12 %c
com.—
(Mo.)
Wright Co.,
7%
9-2
8-26
(quar.)
50c
9-30
2
35c
:
Publishing,
common
Fund, Inc.—
net Investment
from
9-20
Emporium Capwell Co.—
25c
(increased)
(quar.)—'
Sugar Co.^—_—
Co.,
Derived
9-L'l
8-26
(quar.)
Mutual
Equitable Credit Corp., 20c partlc. pfd. (quar.)
Stock div. (%ths of a sh. for each 100 shs.
held. No fractions will be issued. Pay'mt.
will
be
made
to
stockholders for the
fractional amt. to which they are en¬
titled at the rate of $4.50 per share)—
50c
(quar.)
—
Inc.,
9-
Mfg.,
Electric
preferred
$2
(cruar.),—
class A
9-15
9-21
4c
1
common
9-30
50c
America
of
7%
9-30
10- 3
10- 3
$1.19
35c
5%
Emerson
9-24
•
25c
25c
25c
62 %c
62%c
Quarterly
Elgin National Watch Co. (quar.)
Elliott Co., common
(quar.)__—
Endicott
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Cigar
9-15
11-
9-15
9-24
$1.75
Emerson
9-30
$6%c
t&
:
10- 1
(quar.)
Electro Refractories & Abrasives Corp.—
9-15
10-
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
10- 1
Consolidated
Products
9-19
20c
11c
J25c
5c
5c
Electrfc
9-19
25c
9
9-33
-
15c
Mfg._—
&
9-15
9-23
87 %c
$1.50
J5c
,
9-14
15c
—
River
Ga$
9-30
3
9-15
9-
'
Storage Battery (quar.)__
Electrical Products Corp. (Calif.)
(quar.)— *
10-
9-15
40c
9-13
'
—
9-15
9-15
10- I
10-11
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
7%c
25c
50c
Electric Auto-Lite Co
Electric
9-15
$1.03
$1.12%
(quar.)__,
(quar.)—
Natural
Paso
9-15
9-19
10- 1
10- 1
50c
15c
$1.06V4
9-30
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Extra
3
1
Engine
Dana Corp.,
-10-
9-30
Clothing Co.,
DWG
10-14
9-15
Stores
preferred
preferred
$4.50
El
*
-
Industries—
Co.
Brothers
9
9-15
9-30
9-26
32%c
(quar.)—
9-30
10-
10- 1
5%
25c
—
9-16
10-
$1.12'/2
(from in-
1
93 %c
10-1
T
4%%
9
9-
,
15c
—
Investment Trust, Ltd.
Baler CO. (quar.)—
Extra
9-
(from invest¬
10-19
10^
50c
—
income)
ment
Economic
Economy
9-15
10-21
10-15
10-15
J5c
Stock Fund
Howard,
&
9-15
10-15
9-19
•
preferred (quar.)
5% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Elmira & Williamsport R.R. (s-a)
Foster,
prior
■
___a
9-20
Quarterly
Curtiss
;
common—
Howard,' Balanced Fund
income)
i——
&
Eaton
2
9-
1
$1.13
$1.37%
(quar.)
International, class A
Cunningham
Curtis
t—
10-19
10-25
10-1
10-1
11- 1
11- 1
f$l
f$1.50
—
9-12
Atlantic
4%%
1.
9-22
American
Curlee
Co.,
Kodak
Extfa
.
9
9-21
10c
9-23
45c
10- 1
467/8C
10- 1
50c ,10-1
51V4C
10-1
517/bC
10- 1
52%c
10-^ 1
52%c
10- 1
5c
9-30
31 Vic
9-30
6%
9
10-
10%
(quar.)
Extra
Associates—
(increased)
10-15
preferred
Cuban
15c
10c
preferred (quar.)
——
Easy Washing Machine Co., Ltd. (quar.);—
9-15
1
J20C
(increased)
common
B
$1.75
$1.50
Eastern
9-30
10-
>
45c
4%% preferred (quar.)____:
—
Industries (stock dividend)
Eastern Stainless Steel
(increased)
Eastern Sugar Associates, $2 pfd.
(quar.)—
East Tennessee Natural Gas, com. (quar.)—
5.20% preferred (quar.)
—
Eastern Racing Association-1—
Common (both no par and $2 par) (quar.)
$1 preferred
(quar.)—
9-15
1
10-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
new
10-19
Participating
Eastern Gas & Fuel
20c
preferred
8%
Crum
Dan
$1
9-23
$1.31 %
Forster
&
' Class
$4
$1.12%
9-23
1
9-12
Curtis Mfg. Co.
10%
1
10-
9-13
Curtis Cos., Inc.
stockholders
Sept. 7). The new shs. will not be
'entitled to the Oct. 1st cash payment
on
10-
9-22
Co.
9-15
10-25
(quar.)—:
9-27
Steel
10- 1
87%c
$1.12%
9-
-
preferred
30c
Zellerbach,
Crucible
9
22 %c
50c
Ltd.—
Bakeries
participating
50c
Oil
Cummins
Fibre—
'4%;
(quar.) —
Mfg.
Cork
Cuban
(quar.)_—
Paper
(Chicago)
Corp.
9-23
(quar.)__
A (quar.)„
Works, common (quar.)
(series 1945 & 1947) <quar.)_
pfd.
Co.,
Crown
9-15
$1.16
9-15
$3.50
—
;
Cresmcnt
9-15
$1.19
—
.
Eastern
9-30
—
(stock dividend)—
(Paid instead of cash dividend)
Crown
(quar.)
$1.25
9-15
Eastman
Glass
3'/2%
Crane
9
$1.15
Motors
Extra
Crampton
9
$1.18%
(quar.)
_____
9-15
1
12%C'
Craddock-Terry Shoe, 5% preferred
Crain (R. L.), Ltd. (quar.)
-
investment
Champion
1
9-30
9-12
1
,
;
Cowles Chemical Co.
1
Trust—
income)-
Shares
de
10-
9-30
10-
*25c
Ltd., class A_:
Cosmopolitan Realty (quar.)—
9-16
9-
1
B
(From
9-16
9-30
9-15
9-20
10-
..
Coro,
Inc.
(quar.)
Corporate Investors,
Service—
Warehouse
Century
"■
9-16
-
Corning
2
9-16
9-30
9-
1
30c
—
$5.25 preferred
9-15
87 %C
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.65%
9-15
1
1
10-
40c
f
Cooper-Bessemer Corp. (resumed)
Cornell-Dubilier Electric, common
■
1
9-23
9-10
Brewing (Pittsburgh) ____—*
Duquesne Light Co., com. (quar.)
3.75% preferred (quar.).
4% preferred (quar.)
4.10% preferred (quar.)
4.15% preferred
(quar.)_
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
—
$2.10 preferred (quar.)__—
Duraloy Co.-(quar.)
—;
Duval Sulphur & Potash (quar.)
1
10-
10c
—
& Machine
Co.
1
9-
9-15
11-1
(quar.)
A
Dunhill International, Inc.
1
9-12
M
23c
-—
Continental
20c
0
1
$1.04
9-15
9-30
9-
class
Co.,
Coffee
Common
(quar.)
9-15
9-
9-22
1
9-24
100%
9-15
1
11-
Paper—
1
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
1
9-23
6
10c
;
1
10-
1
9-
9-20
—
10-
10-
9-23
9-
y *
10-
55c
$1.12%
3
9-30
9-30
12-10
(quar.)—
10-
$1.50
(qukr.)
Public
Gin
10-
(E. I.) de Nemours & Co.—
preferred
$4.50 preferred
vestment
——
Foundry
Continental
9-27
10- 1
9-19
10- 1
(quar.)_
5%' preferred
$3.50
9-30
—
Copper & Steel
Quarterly
1
$1.23
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.75%
Continental
10-
1
10-
.*■
12-15
Casualty eo., (Chicago) —
(one-share of Continental
Assurance Co. for each 100 shrs. held)
9-12
9-13
35c
50c
50c
(quar.)
(quar;)—
Duke Power Co., common (quar.):.—
■17c
preferred (quar.)—
Dulany (J. H.)> 6% pfd. A (quar.)
3
dividend
Stock
9-16
25c
du Pont
9-23
10-
65 %C
(quar.) ——
$3.75 preferred
Can,
*
10-
1
9-1«
7c
rr-
Co., com.
———i
9
9-14
2%
9-30
Continental
12- 9
$1.06'/4
$1.06y4
—
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
convertible
3.50%
preferred
$5.50
9- I
$1.25
$1
(quar.)
Power,
Baking
dividend
Stock
9
9-23
11- 1
10- 1
10-15
10-14
Cement Cd. (increased quar.)
Dravo Corp., 4%
preference (quar.)___
DO
Mont (Allen B.)' Laboratories,
Inc.—
9-22
50c
_r___
Assurance Co.
9-19
9-
tlOc
t25c
t$1.75
25c
—
(quar.)
10-10
$1.25
(Toronto)
9-1®
9-
9-27
(quar.)
Corp.
Draper
Co.
POwer
10-13
10-15
'10-14
Dragon
31V4C
preferred (initial quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)—-—
$4.52 preferred (quar.)__-——
Continental Air Lines (quar.)—
Service
(quar.)__,
Indiana
Central
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)——!
preferred (quar.)___
4.25%
4.92%
Cerro
(quar.)
Public
Illinois
preferred
Central-Illino»f
6%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Central
(quar.)—
9-
7
25c
(quar.)
&
8-30
11-10
9-14
dividend
Stock
.
Duncan
30c
(quar.)
4.10%
Dow
65c
Radio
Power
(quar.):
(quar.)
—
Co., Ltd., 7% pfd.
Chemical Co. (quar.)
10-31
20c
$4.16
.9-8
1
9J
9-30
10c
.'
common—
Water
Consumers Gas Co.
Consumers
1
9-20
Inc.,
9-19
10-1
10-14
preference
#5
(quar.)——
Stockl dividend
Continental
10-
1
Trust—
&
(quar.)
Dominion Textile
Y.—
-
9-23
20c
$20c
$17%c
(quar.)
$2
income)
Television
25c
25c
f20c
—
30c
$1.02%
$1.02y2
$1.18%
$1.20
(initial)
common
4.10%
>
.-
com.
N.
Corp. Ltd.
Paper
Consolidated
9-23
Central Illinois Electric & Gas—
New
>
9-15
(8-a)
(quar.)_———
preferred
4%%
12-23
9-20
$1.08(4
$1.12%
$1.18%
(quar.)
9-15
68 %c
—
Consolidated Retail Stores—
Central Hudson Gas & Electric—
4.35%
9-30
10-
$1.25
9
9-
"
31'Ac
(quar.)
of
Investment
Continental
preferred series A and B
preferred series A and B
7
com.
common
(From investment
1
10-
Central of Georgia Ry. Co.—
: 6%
9-
(qus^r.)—_—
preferred
1-3-56
-10c
(quar.)
9-30
dividend
Stock
,
5%%
Continental
50c
Central Cold Storage
Co.
,
11-10
11-30
$$2.50
Central
Foundry
11-30
-
(s-a)
7
—
Co.
Foods,
Consolidated
9-15
12 %c
IOC
Ltd.—
Investments,
preference
Consolidated
9-15
10-
$1.12%
(quar.)
Brewing
Canada
Common,
~57c
A
(quar.)
9-
62 %c
(quar.)—
^—
(s-a)—,
22c
Common
$1
10-10
$1.37%
Electric
9-10
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co. Ltd.—
•
(Toronto)-—
Asso.
Edison
preferred
$5
•
9-21
$12c
,
common
10-14
-
Dry Goods Co.,
1
9-15
1250
_
America,
of
9-16
10-14
1
37 %c
(quar.),
preferred
Consolidated
fquar.)
Corp.
Life
preferred
7%
8
9-
9-30
Catelli Food Products Ltd.—
Celanese
1
1
11-
—
(quar.)_„
Light & Power,
Consolidated
9-15
1
1
17 %c 1
Caspers Tin Plate (quar.)_____
1011-
9-10
9-29
9-25
10-10
9-30
9-20
9-30
10- 1
45c
62%c
DUquesne
Diesel
9-15
1
10-
35c
(quar.)—_
10c
10c
9
9-22
& Steel—
quarterly
Ltd., com.
preferred
7%
9
9-
10-21
20c
Dominion Glass Co,,
2
Co.—
Consolidated
9-29
9-30
10-
9-
Increased
$1.12 %
(quar.)—_
Co., Inc., 40c preferred (quar.)—
Consolidated Cement Corp.
(Increased)
Consolidated Cigar Corp., common (quar.) —
3
12 %C
:
"9-13
9-29
10%%
;;
Dominion Foundry's
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Connecticut
3
11-15
75c
(quar.)__
9-30
Connohio
$2
(quar.)
preferred
77c
Co.,
10-
20c
(quar.)
9-14
CoTp. (quar.)—.—■___
(quar.)
—
Water
preferred
Confederation
93 %c
(quar.)
1
9-14
$1.25
(quar.)
10-
*
9
9-
11- 1
11- 1
common
Dodge & Cox Fund (quar.)_
—
Dominiguez Oil
Fields
(monthly)
Dominion Corset, Ltd.r.*_*.__
5
$380
5%
~
9-15
,
1
15c
i.
preferred
first
preferred
$5
General
I.)
(J.
1
9-14
Dixon
9-16
1
<quar.)_
Compo Shoe Machinery—
10-
$50c
(quar.)
Kennedy (quar.)
Mfg., 57c preferred
Mills
2
9-30
9-16
1
10-
(monthly)
(s-a)
Consolidated
(quar.)
com.
Co., 3%%
Corp.,
9-
$$2
Carolina Telephone & Telegraph
Carriers
2
$$1.12%
$$1.12Me
Baxter &
Carthage
2
9-
Ltd.'—
$2.50 conv. preferred
Carnation
9-
9-30
$$1.25
(quar.)
Refractories
Carey (Philip)
5%%
9-30
10-
1
10-
Edison
Commonwealth
>
10-
(Quarterly from investment income)———
$$1
preferred (quar.)
Canadian Westinghouse Ltd. (quar.)
Carey,
:
$15c
$25c
9-12
(<juar.)
Investment
$
1
$$1
4%%
Capitol Records,
9-
$15c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
preferred
10-11
1
1
Solvents
Commonwealth
$10C
common
Ltd
Rand,
Cos.,
preferred
87o
10-11
1110-
$$1
(quar.)_.
iquar.)__
Canadian
1
143%c
Ltd.
preferred
'5%
+31c
11-
$20c
Machine,
Oil
Commonwealth
$50c
_
Electric
Commercial
8-31
•
(quar.)
Canadian
47c
(quar.)_
General
8-31
1
:
(quar.)_v___
preferred
preferred
1
10-
$$1.25
(quar.)
Ltd., common
9-26
—
Insurance
Credit* Corp.'
10-
(quar.)
com.
*
Ltd.
Celanese,
Canadian
Ltd.,
Co.,
(quar.)
Canadian Canners
10-14
A ■
Commercial
$31 %c
Ltd., Common (quar.)
10-28
5c
■
Banking Corp.
$31 ViC
Canadian Breweries,
5%
87 %C
—.
Extra
1
9-15 :
9-16
9
9-
ord.
receipts for
(quar.)
Co.,
9-
*
(quar.)____,
convertible preferred A (quar.)__
(Joseph)
Crucible
(quar.)
Cup
9-15
11-20
$1
\
+37%c
_i
Final
Dikie
■
V
(quar.)—j—
1
dep.
Amer.
Diversey Corp.
$7.40
(quar.) —
common
Corp.
Life
2
9-15
1
9-20
9-19
-
(quar.)
Ltd.
9-15
$1
(quar;)—
Southern Railway—
Columbus
A
9-30
10-
9-26
20c
(quar.)_.
(increased)
9-30
$1.75
B
Columbia
Class
$1
1st non-cumulative preferred
4%
-
12-15
Gas,
Common
50c
——
common
25c
8-23
for
Disher Steel Construction Ltd.—
10c
(quar.)
preferred
Commercial
—
Power,
Corp.
20c
—
Colorado &
1
$10c
(quar.)
hortUR
anniversary bonus.
Canada Safeway Ltd.—
\ .
'4.40% redeemable preferred (initial)
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd.—
10-
nop
Corp.
Mortgage
100th
anniversary
10-
&
9-
1
9-19
10-15
9-15
RR.—
Western
quarterly basis-.
a
75c
—-i
Corp
on
Stores
Distillers,
—
$3.50 pfd.
Stone
(quar.)
Interstate
5%%
$$1
9-15
15c
Co.,
Central
Colorado
1
(quar.)
9-21
10-
Grande
Voting trust certificates
12-21
;
International
'
1
^
_—
Rio
&
Now
9-30
quar.)—
(monthly)
4%% preferred (quar.)___Colorado Fuel & Iron, common
5%
preferred A (quar.)———
(Toronto)—
Ltd.
Power
10-
62%c
7V2C
preferred
Dickinson Industrial Site—
1-3-56
9-20
$1
92%c
$1.07
$1.14
!2c
preferred
Diana
>
50c
$1.12%
:
Common
$75c
Northern
Class B
1010-
—
.9-21
(interim)
com.
(quar.)
Sand
Colorado
20c
$20c
(quar.)
.
'
Quarterly
Canada
Co.
Coca-Cola
Colonial
1
$1.06 V*
Canada Flooring Ltd., class B
Canada Iron Foundries,
Ltd.
Co.,
Colgate-Palmolive
9-
5
—
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%
10-
67/eC
(quar.)—
Products
Peabody &
Coca-Cola
Ltd.—
Stone,
Co.
9-15
(motnhly)—.
Aluminum
Club
4
Foods
9-15
9-29
........
(increased
Co.
9-12
9-29
7%c
(quar.)—Li
Trencher
9-30
50c
$1.50
(quar.)—
Supply
Molybdenum
Clinton
Campbell Taggert Associated Bakeries, Inc.—
Canada
50c
37 %c
—
Illuminating—
preferred
Climax
$2.50
Builders
Electric
Cleveland
9
7
$1.37%
(quar.)
9-13
(quar.)
(quar.)^
quarterly (from net income
1954
calendar
year)
Detroit Hardware Mfg. Co._,_^-:_
Detroit International Bridge—
9-15
—
Clary Corp., common...
——■.
5V2% conv. preferred (quar.)__
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. (s-a;
10-n
1
Corp.———
3
9-28
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-30
10- 1
9-20
—
Increased
10-21
1
9
9-
Extra
9-16
1
9-
I*,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Delinite
Mines, Ltd.
(s-a)
Delta Electric (quar.):
>
11-
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
15c
(quar.)
Light, 4%* pfd.
&
preferred
4.56%
,
9-20
10-
City Railway Co. (Dayton, O.), com. (quar.)
6% non-cumulative preferred (quar.)____
12- 1
9-16
1
$1.75
1
12-10
common
Power
3.70%
9-14
9-26
12c
——
preferred (quar.)
Co., 5%% preferred
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)_-_.
com.
—
Co.
10-
63 c
Service
(quar.)———
(quar.);
A
Co.,
Delaware
■')
9-15
1
10-
62 %c
7%
10-
(quar.)
California
preferred
Baking,
&
Denver
l$1.25
12%c
>
9-30
$2.75
—
—
t$i.i2%
Co.—
">
Independent Telephone—
m
Distributing
preferred
Ltd.
CO
a
10-
$1.12
—
60c
9
9-20
Bell Telephone—
Suburban
&
pfd.
(quar.)
Co.
4.28 %
HO
$1
_
Quarterly
Power—
preferred
Calumet
Cincinnati
12 %c
________
&
9-27
10-1
"
Electric Co.
&
28ysc
—
Cold
Gas
preferred
7%
preferred (quar.)
_
(quar.J__
75c
$1.75
i
Securities,
—__
-—
(increased quar.)^.__
Calgary Power Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)
4% % preferred (quar.)
—^——
Calif.
4%
$1.12%
________
(quar.)—
Extra
preferred
9-23
$1.12%
pfd.- (quar.)
Calgary & Edmonton Corp. Ltd.
4%
10-20
Co
Copper
Christiana
Cincinnati
._.
(quar.)
com.
Financial
Chile
21,
June
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR.
com.
shares
preferred
4% %
preferred
T.
of
shares
of
(quar.)
Co.,
Inc.,
4%%
C.
Corp.
Mills,
Butler
six
share
common
new
Burroughs
Each share of
new common.
receives
each
9-19
$1
Ltd., class A (quar.)__
Inc. (quar.)
Delaware & Hudson Co, (quar.)
*
$1.25
Mfg.
,
10- 1
9-30
10- 1
9-30
7%c
50c
7%c
(quar.)
Dejay Stores,
(quar.)_,—_
(initial quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
25c
J75c
$1.25
17%c
15c
10-21
50c
8
5%
Stores,
20c
Chicago Pneumatic Tool, com.
Holders
Payable 0) nee.
Share
Davega
37 %C
9-30
10-29
150c
class A pref
'
9-15
62 %c
(quar.)
Lumber (quar.)_
preferred
Name of Company
3
10-
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
Chicago-& Great" Western Ry., common
750c-
200%
dividend
Burns & Co., Ltd.,
Class B pref.:
Above
Share
Company
1
30c
(initial)
com
When
Per
Name of
10-
*25c
(quar.)
Bulova Watch
Holders
Payable of Rec.
+45c
Building Products, Ltd
13
(1J.21)
9-15
9-16
9-
9
11-10
9-15
9-12
9-
3
8-31
9-15
9-15
9-13
9-13
9-13
9-
2
12-1 i
9-13
9-13
9-
7
9- 0
9-
9
9-23
10-
3
ili
(1122)
**
Company
Share
Publications
Perro Corp.
Products—
prior
„
preferred
redeemed
Nov.
on
1
$105
at
plus this dividend).
•Fidelity
Fund,
current
Inc.
and
.
.
.
.
$1.50
.
derived
net income) _!
Co.
Pennsylvania
City Bank
(Increased quar.)
National
iFlagg-Utica
Stores
Corp.,
Mutual
'Florida
Florida
Power
Florida
"
Fair
5%
Stores,
Mineral
Forbes &
9- 9
5%
convertible
Frigikar
62V2C
10-
1
9-17
Great
9-15
9-26
9-
10-
1
9-8
10-
9-23
Great
Northern
Great
Southern
Life
9-16
10-
1
9-15
9-30
9-20
120c
10-21
10-15
10-
11-1
(quar.)
10-24
10c
11-15
12 %c
9-30
9-17
2%
9-30
9-
&
A.)
Co.
Garlock
Co.,
1st
9-12
9-30
9-15
12-
,
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
9-26
9- 9
1
50c
Haloid
F.)
Co.
Hamilton
10- 1
1
9-1
1
9-1
11-4
10- 1
10-24
10c
9-15
Hanna
$1.12'/a
10- 1
9-15
9-9
Hanover Bank
American
General
6%
Investors
preferred
American
Oil
convertible
45c
Co,
(quar.)
common
;
T
(Texas),
(quar.)
com.
preferred
(quar.)
General American Transportation
(quar;)
General Baking Co., $8 preferred (quar.)
General
-
Box
General
5%
Co.
_
(quar.)
convertible
preferred
5%
preferred
preferred
($20
preferred
4%
Hanson-Van
9- 6
1
1
9-16
9-8
(final)
5%
pfd.
$3.75
preferred
General
(quar.)
Outdoor
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)___,
Realty & Utilities (increased
quar.)
dividend
Refractories
General
Reinsurance
General
Securities,
General
Steel
(quar.)
Corp.
Inc.
10-
1
7
9-30
11-
1
10-
3
11-
1
10-
3
25c
25c
40c
11-15
1010-
11-
6%
9-19
Telephone
$2.20
preferred
preferred
5%%
Co.
of
the
5%
Hercules
Cement
Hercules
Motors
1
Telephone
4V4%
Corp.,
convertible
9-12
4.40%
preferred
4.75%
convertible
4)4%
9-15
Hertz
10-
1
9-15
common
4
V4%
General
Tire
5%%
&
$5.50
preferred
Quarterly
1
Holan
10-10
1
H.)
Corp.
Holland Furnace
10-10
10-1
(J.
9-15
6
•1%
1
9-6
10-
1
9-6
10-
1
9-6
10-
1
9-19
Holophane
10-
1
9-19
pfd.
conv.
convertible
Co.
9-20
9-22
9-
The
1
9-
1
9-21
pany
to
$1.25
10-
1
9-15
dates
to
10-
1
9-15
tember
19.
1
9.15
Products,
r
called
per
Giant
(quar.)
4%%
pfd.
(entire
issue
redemption on Sept, 30 at $1Q3
for
share olus this dividend)
Portland Cement (quar.)
Gibson
Art
Gibson
Co.
(resumed
quar.)
Machine Tool
(stock
(P.
6%
H.)
Co.
Insurance
Ce.
41/2%
Gold
St
(quar.)___
Co.
(N.
preferred
Goodrich
(B.
9-
6
12_
6
6%
3.
6
6_27_56
6_
g
Hurd
50c
9-30
15c
10-
4
11-15
iq.
Y.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
P.)Co. (quar.)_
&
b%
5%
1
9.15
9.^4
g.2n
8
10-
1
3
8.31
&
to
of
2
2-1-56
1-20
11-
1
9-30
11-
1
9-30
9-30
9-15
9-26
10-
1
9-20
9-20
9-
9-30
9-20
112 %c
above
allow
10-
2
1
1
9-
9-15
9-
1
12-15
12-
1
covers
the
56'Ac
50c
$1.37%
10-
1
9-16
9-30
9-16
9-30
9-20
9-30
9-20
60c
9-27
9-12
25c
9-
9
9-30
9-
9
15c
(quar.)
9-30
$1.50
9-30
9-15
15c
I-T-E
Circuit
4.60%
Breaker
preferred
9-20
Ideal
15c
10-
1
Q-
Bell
Central
Cement
q
Illinois
10-
1
9-9
Illinois
$1.50
10-
1
9.15
Illinois
9.
„
Corp.
(quar.)
9-23
9-
9
135c
Co.
9-15
9-30
9-16
81.25
12-30
12-16
25c
9-30
9-19
69c
(quar.)
9-30
9-19
10-
15c
9-30
57 %c
10-15
40c
J
;
9-15
9-16
9-16
,
>
preferred
(quar.).—
T—
preferred
(quar.)
1—
preferred
(quar.)
Irving
Jack
62Vic
10- 1
9-15
$1.10
10- i
10- 1
10c
9-30
30c
50c
10c
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
preferred
A
5%
preferred
B
Preferred
Glass,
Tea
334%
7%
Co.,
preferred
(accum.)...—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil
Refining (quar.).
Ranch Royalty
(quar.)
Johnson
9-15
9-15
9-20
11- 1
10- 3
11- 1
9- 6
10-18
9-30
10-10;
10- 1
9-2
9-2
Y.),
(N.
(quar.)
common
preferred
Johnson
(quar)—
preferred
10- 1
10- 1
—$1.25
$1.25
$1.37'/a
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
1st
Jeanette
Jewel
••
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Mfg.
5%
Co.—
C
Jamestown
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
Water Supply
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-30
50c
9334c
20c
5c
(quar.)
10- 1
10- 1
$1.25
$3.50
(quar.)_
(quar.)
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-1
9-15
9-15
12-15
3-15
8-31
8-31
25c
preferred
4%
Inc.,
Co.
Mfg.
Quarterly
4-2-56
237Vic
(quar.)..!
Co.
Helntz,
1-3-56
10c
Trust
James
>
9-15
8-26
$1.0834
+.—
Jacobsen
Jamaica
9-15
9-15
10c
Inc.
&
10-17
10-17
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-26
60c
(quar.)
4.35%
Ironrlte,
11- 1
11- I
5334c
35c
—
(quar.)
com.
-4.40%
(increased
—
.
Imperial Tobacco (Canada), ord
6% preference (s-a)
*
9-30
issue
called
$105
per
for
redemption
share
Mfg.
Kaiser
Steel
.
-
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-1
9-20
9-17
9-20
9-16
9-16
$2.90
45c
$1.12'/2
$1.05
95c
$1
10- 1
9-20
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
9-15
9- 1
11-15,
11-15
11-15
11-15
50c
10-15
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
9- 9
10- 1
10- 1
9-15
—-
(quar.)
preferred
Corp., common
(quar.)
preferred
9-20
Allegan & Grand
Semi-annually
1
9-12
Rapids
Kansas
City Power & Light, common
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Kansas City Southern Ry.
4%
non-cumulative preferred
Kansas
Gas
4 Vi %
Electric
&
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred A (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.60%
—
Kansas-Nebraska
Natural
Gas,
com.
Power
4'4%
Light,
&
30c
$1.12 Vi
$1.08
$1.07
$1.15
(quar.)
30c
$1.25
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5.65 preferred (quar.)
Kansas
•
„
(quar.)
(quar.)__
com.
preferred
preferred
4.28%
$1.41
30c
——
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)..
preferred (quar.)
preferred
preferred (quar.)—_
Co.
(quar.)..
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
—
Wheel
(quar.)
Kelvinator of Canada Ltd. (quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes
-Kendall Co..
Kendall
4'/2%
Kennametal,
Kennedy's
Kennecott
Kerite
Co.
—
Inc.
(quar.)
$1.25
Inc..
;
pfd.
conv.
(quar.)...
Copper Corp
(Stock dividend)
Kerr-Addison
Kerr-McGee
,
$1.12%
45c
25c
31VAc
10-1
1-3-58
10-1
9-20
10- 1
10- 3
9-20
10-15
10- 1
Mines.
9-28
10- 1
1^-30
9-27
10- 1
10- 1
10-
50c
2Cc
10- 1
1G- 1
9-lfl
9-2
4%
10- 4
9-22
4Cc
9-26
9- 9
50c
$1
pfd. (s-a)_
(quar.)
10- 1
10- 1
9-9
0- 9
$2.50
dividend
4%
pfd.
(quar.)
Kingsport Press (quar.)
9-10
1
9-
1
Kinney (G. R.)
1
9-
2
10-
3
9-16
9-30
(stock
div.)
8-31
3%
8-30
9-30
8-31
Koppers
4%
Co.,
Co.
Co., com.
common
preferred
i
9-1
8-31
120c
30c
25c
45c
(Interim)—
(quar.)
Clark Corp.
10-
9-15
9-9
9- 9
9-9
9-9
9-16
9-15
9-15
12-15
9-15
9- 2
8-15
9-22
9- 9
9-30
28/eC
Ltd.
Keystone Portland Cement (quar.)—
Kidde (Walter) & Co.
(quar.)
Oil
9-15
Industries—
Oil
preferred
Stock
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
9-30
9-9
9-9
9-9
9-9
8%
Gold
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., 5%
Kimberly
S1.06V4
$1.12 Vi
$1.25
17'ic
30c
87Vic
87Vie
50c
t25c
preferred (quar.)
(increased)
Refining
10- 1
662,3%
Kellogg Co., 3Vi% preferred
3Vgfr preferred (quar.)
.
RR.-—
preferred (quar.)..
preferred (quar.)
3.80%
Kings County Lighting,
10-
—
Kalamazoo,
10-
UOc
j._
10-15
9-15
10- 1
9-28
30c
40c
36Vic
on
(quar.)
Printing Co. (quar.)
Kahler Corp.
(Increased)
25c
;
$1.50
50c
62'/2c
25c
(entire
Oct. 15 at
this dividend)
plus
& Supply
Kingwood
$2
(quar.)
10- 1
A
(quar.)
Works, G7o
preferred
Water
10c
(quar.)
62Vic
$1.25
quar.)
preferred
Joplin
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co
Imperial Paper & Color
9-30
9-30
9-30
87Vi«
25*
31 'Ac
—
—
Power,
&
Co.—
(quar.)
RR.
Iowa
4Vi %
common
(quar.)
Telephone
Lock
3
81.25
preferred A (quar.)
Hydraulic Press Mfg. (quar.)
1
9-9
Sons,
8c
2c
preferred • (quar.)
Power & Light, common (quar.)
5%
(auar.)
&
Light
Kelling Nut, 6%
L
common
preferred
C.)
,
1
3 Vic
preferred
Kawneer
(quar.).!
(F.
Electric
4 Vi %
com¬
regular quarterly
March, June, Sep¬
$1.25
Mortgage
10-
9.30
9-
10-20
9-28
Manufacturing
Erie
$1.75
45c
1
$1.12%
$2.75
9-14
10_
1
shown
preferred
Huyck
29
50c
10-
11-
Huttig Sash & Door—
5
9.3q
12Vic
9-12
9-30
$1.06'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.,
>
,'
.
Royalty Co. (s-.a)
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
Participating
Iowa
$4.32
(quar.).
preferred
$1.12%
(quar.)
1
10-
December;
9-16
11-
.
(quar.)
15th
Huron
5C
(quar.)~
9-19
10c
the
9-23
10c
preferred
9-15
Field Material Co.—
Foods,
Lock
9-30
9-30
*
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Hunt
50c
7%
Stock Telegraph
Brothers
9-27
8
8-31
30c
(Harvey), Inc. (quar.)
Humphreys Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
12_27
12-
9-24
37 Vic
class A
period
the
9-16
9-22
9- 6
9-16
9-12
9-15
9-15
Investors Trust Co.. of Rhode Island
4.20%
Hubbell
3.27.56
45c
!
Brewing. 60c preferred (quar.)
Goldblatt
15c
100%
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
Globe-Wernicke Co.,
Goebel
(quar.)
dividend)
preferred
Gladden Products
Corp. (quar.)
Glen Alden Corp
Glidden
9-20
l5c
Mfg.,
Falls
1
15c
Gillette Co.
Glen
10-
5%
9-15
j5c
__
Giddings & Lewis
Glatfelter
5'/a %
1
payment
change
and
Houston Oil
10-
12-15
31'Ac
Houdaille Hershey, $2.25 pfd. (quar.)
Houston Oil Co. (Texas) (quar.)
9-30
20c
50c
Quarter y
Quarterly
Given
$1.15
$1.12%
_
(quar.i
Refrigerator
Quarterly
cent
10
1
10-14
9-20
10- 1
10- 1
10-15
10-15
240c
275c
(quar.)—
com.
Kable
9-15
15c
two-month
a
10-
$1.23
(quar.)
preferred
Gerber
9-22
preferred
(Frank W.), Ltd.,
Shoppes,
Inc
$1.25
3
145c
Quarterly
9-16
1
10-
45c
Electrochemical, $4.35 pfd.
Hot
11-
62 %c
& Co.,
9.20
9-15
10- 1
6c
(quar.)—
Joy Mfg. Co., 5%
(Ft. Wayne )-•—
Hoover
2%
9-20
40c
Horner
4V2%
10- 1
18'/2c
54Vic
—
$1.46
(increased 1
Hooker
25c
10-14
9-30
$1.25
(quar.)
9-20
(quar.)..
10-20
31'Ac
preferred
9-20
(quar.)
9-20
12 %C
(accum.)
conv.
10-14
11- 1
62'/2c
(quar.)
•
9-2
50c
(s-a)
>
(Initial.quar. from undistributed
com.
Joslyn
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
5%
1
net income)
Investors
5%
6
60c
(accum.).
9-30
dividend
9-20
10-
16c
9-30
1
9-30
10-
35c
preferred
4%
Foundation, Ltd.,
Common
Mines, Ltd.—
9-30
9.30
10-25
25c
Gold
$1.06 V4
10-
9-12
11-15
100%
(quar.)
Mollinger Consolidated
Quarterly
Holly Stores, Inc., 5%
$1.12%
25c
9-24
53'Ac
..
12 Vic
$1.37%
$4.60
8-20
25c
9-20
^Georgia Power Co., $5 preferred (quar.)
.
9-20
1
(quar.).
(quar.i
preferred
1
10-
40c
(quar.i—
$4.92
10-
of Canada Ltd.—•
!____
!
(quar.i_;
preferred
9-20
9-20
50c
preferred
Stock
1
1
.•
preferred
5%
10-
Hoffman Electronics (quar.)
933/4C
9-13
10-
common
Paper Co.
9-30
(quar.)
9-13
1
25c
$1.37%
Parts Co. (ouar.)
••Georgia-Pacific Plywood, common
1
for
Co..—
.Genuine
1010-
125c
(quar.)
4V4%
preferred
9-20
20c
4%%
33/4%
9-30
9-15
9-14
Jones & Laughlin Steel—
A
(quar.)
Rubber
preferred
8-31
37 Vic
Hilo
$1.06Vi
1
9-20
1
Home Telephone & Telegraph
Common (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
—
10-
9-20
(quar.)-.-.
9-15
50c
9-16
1$2.50
1
55c
9
9-30
Ltd., common..
1
59%c
preferred
1
9-16
9-
40c
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
General Time
10-
10-27
433Ac
10-
9-
9-29
$1.37%
52c
9-30
9-22
9-30
(quar.)
9-15
10-
3
20c
1
32c
10-
9-15
10- 1
10- 1
10-
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
3.30%
9-15
9-15
9-15
1
—
preferred
New
10- 1
10-15
40c
Investment Trust of Boston—
7%
10-
53Vie
9-21
9-21
1
1
redemption on Nov. 1 at $100 per share
plus this dividend)
Hlgbie Mfg. Co.. 5% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
9-30
6c
9-15
9-15
(increased)
4.30%
3
(initial»
Light,
Textbook
Power Co., common (increased)—
preferred (quar.)
Co. of America
(quar.)
4.80%
60c
Dauch
6%
9-20
4334c
(quar.).
Quarterly
1
&
preferred
7%
Jamaica Public Service, Ltd., common
10-
Electric
,
8-22
60c
(quar.)
Investment
1-20
10-
91'Ac
(quar.)
Interstate
4.36%
9-30
9-20
$1.50
260c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Interstate Department Stores
9-15
10-
Spencer, Bartlett (quar.)
Higbee Co., 5% preferred (entire issue called
Hinde
$1
$1
Silver,
5%
series
common
9-20
t65c
Securities,
9-15
11-
Hibbard,
,
9-19
9-30
•
Reinsurance'.: Co.
3
9-30
50c
50c
——
9-15
10- 3
Co
convertible
*t.40
9-30
10-
36 'Ac
(quar.)
common
10-15
(Canada), Ltd.—
Inter-Ocean
2-1-56
45c
25c
Creamery Co. (quar.)
Corp. (stock dividend!
1
11-
9-16
Corp.
preferred
10-
Southwest—
Corp., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
9-16
10-20
Hercules Powder
Hershey Chocolate
27%c
preferred
1
1
37 Vic
(quar.)
9-16
$1.12%
1
10-
$1
Corp,
8-31
1
9-15
1
11-
(s-ai
9-23
11-
10-
$1.37'/2
31 Vic
General Telephone Co. of Wisoonsin—
'
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
General
preferred
*
-
Extra
10-
v
9-30
55c
9-15
30c
(quar.)
9-21
(quar.)
Nickel
*
35c
<quar.l__
9-30
40c
60c
(quar.)__
6
9-16
$1.25
(quar.).
(George W.) Co.,
New
General Telephone Co. of
Pennsylvania—
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
10-
1
10-
1$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Hendershot Paper Products,
62 %c
1
10-15
31
10-20
$1.37'/2
Hershey
(quar.)__.
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
General
preferred
59%C
(quar.).
10-
15c
(inltial-quar.)
9-20
Michigan—
preferred
62 Vic
(quar.)
9
9-
4
Co.—
45c
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of
$2.40
common
10-14
1
A
&
5%
9-9
9-26
11-
25c
7%
1
11-
(Walter!
Helme
9-30
9-15
11-15
(see Rubinstein
class
conv.
New
9-9
10-
1
10-
2
Helicopter Air Service Inc.—
9-12
1
9-
9-10
(quar.)
Rubinstein
9-15
1
9-30
2-17
9-20
(Helena) Inc.
4%. preferred
10-
11-23
9-10
—
Corp. (quar.)
Heinz (H. J.), 3.65% preferred
1
50c
20%
Glass
9-15
1
10-15
1
Hayes Steel Products, Ltd
-
1
12-15
1
Hein-Werner
9-9
11-
1
11-
10-
-
9-15
9-
preferred
International
10-
(quar.)..—
(quar.)_
9-20
1
International Utilities Corp.
}15c
9-30
10-10
30c
*
9-30
(interim)
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-)5
—
Haveg Industries
50c
(Minn.)
Castings
preferred
(quar.)
9-15
General Telephone Co. of Illinois—
$2.37%
Co.
9-30
10%
General
Shoe
International
,
$1.25
preferred
Stock
International
9-15
(quar.)..
8%'preferred (quar.)
Hathaway (C. F.) Co., 5.80% pfd. (quar.)—
$1.50
_
Paint Corp., $1 conv. 1st pfd.
(quar.)
convertible second preferred (quar.)
General Portland Cement (increased)
General Railway Signal, common
General
Winkle-Munning
Hartford Gas Co., common
Heller
$1
9-20
-
9-9
Advertising
General
9-30
10-17
50c
9-9
Helena
(quar.)
Salt
$1.50
9-9
$1.25
(quar.)..;
Co.,
International
(
1
200%
Motors Corp.—
(stock dividend)
preferred
(s-a)
1
9%%
Common
Power
9
(quar.)
1
933Ac
Mills
General
International
9-
pfd. (quar.)
10-
$1.25
General
Inc.,
preferred
Y.
(A.)
Hazel-Atas
Ord.
Telegraph
8-26
9-20
15c
10-
37Vic
.
Ocean
9-20
t$1.25
10-
20c
Chemical—
&
9-12
$1.06'4
6%
N.
9-15
9-30
10-
40c
Minerals
9-30
4%
Investment
5%
Co.,
of
9-15
9-30
50c
(quar.)
International
15c
(quar.)
10-
$1.12 Vi
9-9
9-16
Common
175C
(quar.).
(quar.)
Ltd.—
common
Industries,
Increased
(quar.)
1
9-30
International
9-15
9-15
9-30
240c
Metal
International
,
35c
(quar.)
Co., 5%%
preferred
5% %
preferred
(quar.)
Harrisburg Steel (increased quar.)
Harris-Seybold Co. (quar.)
Harris
9-12
1
$1.25 3-12-56
Harnischfeger Corp., com.
5% preferred 2nd issue
9-30
9-22
10-
10-15
45c
<quar.)_
(quar.)
80c
(quar.)
Co.,
A.)
A
9-12
Harding Carpets Ltd
10-
Class
Paper—
Oil
(M.
International
9-12
;
.preferred
preferred
Hancock
9-10
9-15
Inter-Ocean
9-9
10-
10-
.4%.%
3
1
12 Vic
pfd,
9-1
50c
Products
Cellucotton
10c
25c
(quar.)
General Electric, Ltd.—
\Amer. dep. receipts for
5 %
$2
5c•=>
10- 1
10- 1
„
International Harvester Co.,
10-
$1.25
5%
10- 1
220c
(increased)
Steamship
International
50c
$1.25
(quar.)
par)
preferred (quar.)
General Controls, common
6%
62Vic
2%
(quar.)
5%
$5
15c
31'Ac
(quar.)_
(stock div.)
6%
-
15c
Hammermill
Builders Supply Corp.—
General Contract, common
6%
,
1
9- 6
15c
9-15
Printing (quar.)
10-
9-
9-23
10-
30c
9-10
3
9-15
12- 5
40c
profits)
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
t30c
(quar.)
10-
10-
9-15
1
1-3-56
$1
investment income)
9-16
1
10- 1
6
$3
Co
security
Inter-City Baking Co., Ltd.
Interlake Iron Corp.
1
RR.
Cotton, Ltd.,
f$1.37
40c
12-
9-10
9-10
9- 6
Fund—
9-30
(quar.).
(quar.)
preferred
(W.
•
9-19
(9c from investment
from
Income
$1.25
9-
$5
Copper
75c
Co.
Ohio
&
9-19
5$1
9-30
series)
9- 9
Insurance
9-
9-29
9-19
9-19
(6c from securities profits and 9c from net
10-
15c
9-30
Hall
10-
30c
(quar.)
preferred
9-30
(s-a)
25c
9-30
9
9-19
12-10
31c
and
10101010-
+12Vic
preferred
$1.06'4
25c
$5
income
$1.75
(quar.)
Mobile
•
6%
10- 3
5c
(quar.)
Consolidated
Institutional
Interlake
(quar,)
Life
9- 2
1
8-25
62'/2c
15c
Gulf
9-16
t$1.25
$4.50
9-15
50c
Gulf
1
5%
General
9-30
(quar.)
9-15
„
common
9-15
4%
45c
9-15
9-15
'9-30
(quar.)
Co.,
9-
9-30
Aircraft
5%%
Power
9-30
(quar.).
9-30
9-30
3?%c
$1.12%
37%c
28%c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Gaylord Container Corp. (quar.)
Inspiration
(quar.)
(1954
Corp.
Grumman
1
9-1
Gatineau
9-15
(Winnipeg)
9- 2
10-
(increased-quar.)
preferred
9-30
$3.50
-343/«c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand,
9-20
10-14
262Vic
(quar.)
partlc A (quar.)
preferred
(quar.i
9-20
9-15
—
common
preferred
Corp. Ltd.
Institutional Bank Fund
9-30
9-30.
'66'Ac
(quar.)..
;
Corp.
9-30
50c
1
9-30
10-10
10- 1
$1.25
$1.06'4
(quar.).
Hardware Mfg
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Co., Ltd.—
25c
25c
com.
preferred
Packing
$1.60
5%
12-30
25c
pfd.
10-
preferred
10-20
.
2$1.12Vi
pfd. A
(quar.).
Industrial
Engineering (quar.)
Guantanamo Sugar (resumed!
Guaranty Trust (N. Y.) (quar.)...
Guardian Realty Co. of Canada—
7%
preferred
(accum.)__
(quar.)
Extra
Garrett
9
2r/o
7%c
(quar.)
conv.
4Vi%
9
9-19
—
4 'A %
Grinnell
4%%
9
9-
131'Ac
Extra
Co.—
E.1,
9-
1
(quar.)
Wire, Ltd.
Greyhound Corp.,
preferred
1
t30C
common
Tap k Die
B
Industrial Acceptance
1
(quar.)
Co.
Assurance
Sugar,
(B.)
6
preferred
10-
(increased).
(Houston) —
Power
9
9-
4(4%
140c
(quar.)..
Greening
Co.—
(Julius) Co., com. (quar.)..
conv.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%%
1
9-23
Insurance
Mountain
Greenfield
9-30
11-
9-15
9-27
(quar.)
(quar.)
Indianapolis Water Co., 5%
Ltd.—
preferred
Green
9-26
10-15
,
9-6
9-6
9-6
1
1
1
1
10- 1
9-30
preferred
150c
Western
7%
1
J25c
Life
West
Great
9-30
preferred
$4.60
10-
Quarterly
10-14
$4.20
10-10
10-
Quarterly
Great
9-20
1
(White
(quar.).:
Ry.
9-16
1
35c
1
11-
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
10c
$1.20
35c
$1
$1.05
$1.15
(increased)
com.
(quar.)
10-
40c
1
1
10-
.
Garfinckel
4%%
7%
preferred
25c
Towing Co., common
non-cumulative preferred
10-
common
conv.
9
4%
45c
Lakes
37'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
first preferred
Great
10-
(quar.)
on
(Robert)
9-
20c
dividend
4%%
9-24
5%
$1.25
Stock
(R.
9-15
$1
common
(Geo.
9-8
9-30
11-25
...
common
(quar.)
Indianapolis Power & Light,
933/iC
Co.
Insurance
Fire
75c
25c
(quar.).
quar.)
(s-ai
Ltd.
Eastern
Great Lakes Power Corp.,
1
50c
(quar.)
:
on
Funsten
2
25c
—
com.
(increased
dividend
B.i
9-
$1.05
(quar.)
Stock
(D.
9-20
12-15
$1.14
$1.03 '/a
$1.03
—
(quar.)
preferred
50c
Plains, N. Y.) (s-a)
Great Lakes Paper Ltd., com.
Class B preference (quar.)
2
11-28
50c
(increased)
City Steel, com.
9-23
40c
class A pfd.
Realty
Trailer
7
12-12
10c
(quar.)
(W. T.) Co., common (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
Gray Drug Stores (quar.)
9-7
(quar.)
Corp.
Fruehauf
Granite
(quar.)
4%%
preferred
25c
(quar.)..
of Canada (quar.)
(L.)
9-16
10-
4.80%
56'AC
Varnish
Co.,
10c
Steel
Companies
1
1
(quar.)—
com.
Telegraph
Friedman
10-
1
11-28
62 Vic
(accum.)n
Grant
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Foundation Co.
Union
10-
12-12
preferred
Telephone,
31 V\C
(accum.)—
pfd. A
preferred
—,
Kleiser Co.,
Franklin
Grand
10c
Presse#
Fram Corp.
9-16
11-
4'/« %
Indiana
Holders
Payable 0/ Rec.
Electric—
(quar.)_„
9
11-28
225c
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
com.
Inc., $3 class A
Dairies,
Rapids
1
65c
pfd.
class
Ltd.,
Michigan
preferred
9-23
12-12
#1.50
—
Share
,
(quar.)
$2
-
Company
preferred
4.12%
Graham-Paige Crop., 6%
10-
50c
Chemical,
Fostoria
Gair
9-13
9-20
V
Y.)—
(N.
common
Foster &
-Fuller
9-24
9-
&
4.56%
30c
—
—
(quar.)
Co.,
Grand
Co..,.
preferred
6%
preferred
Name of
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
9
& Co.—
(quar.).
$2
—
(quar.)
&
Wallace
(Foremost
Fuller
B
6%
——
10c
(quar.);
prior
Corp.
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Number 5465
Volume 182
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1123)
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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
48% Jan
39% Mar 14
40% Nov
1
49% Apr
8
Jan
7
115% Apr
20
107
Jan
19
9% Jan
6
14 Ya Dec
31
13
Jan
6
5% Jan
5
10 Ya Dec
14
106
32
Jan
4
50% Dec
Nov
24
56% Dec
ABC
16
ACF-Brill Motors
18
18
79
Jan
5%
5%
31
25 ya Jan
6
54
27% Jan
4
44 Ya Nov
29
39% Jan
6
24% Jan
4
31
5
18% May
89
Nov
29 % Dec
8
2~
9
37% Jun 20
Air Reduction Inc common
107
Mar 15
139
Sep
8
1553A Feb
3
172
July 29
157
July 28
170
Jan
5
6
Jan
20
3% Jan
3% Mar 25
2% Jan
4
12% Jan
4
B5% Jan
6
16% Jun
14
21% Dec
29
18% Jan
29
109% Jan
7
Jan
8
18% July 28
18
80
4
9
Dec
2
29
3% Jan
Dec
23
Dec
27
45% Dec
16
Aug
85
12
Jan
140
Sep
29
210
80
Jan
6
141
28 % Jan
4
4
113
92% Mar 11
106
May
11
7% Jan 28
Jun
170
38% Jan
106
Jan
104
Dec
13
Jan
4
6
15% Dec
30
14% Jan
7
71% Jan
8
104 Ya Dec
20
93
Jan
20
9
19% Dec
16
Jan
3
4
40% Sep
29-.
34% Jun
7
16
Mar
Jan
-
37% Jan
4
55% Dec
Jan
5
97
00
'
24
12
112
21
Jun
60% Sep
123
Sep
18
16
Allied
Chemical
Kid
3
~
July 14
Allied
98
Apr
4%
11
45% Jan
4
74"% Nov
17
67% Sep
14
81% Apr
8
147% Nov
26
143% Aug
4
11
May 28
124% Nov
17
114% Sep
13
160% Apr
134% Apr
34% Aug
1
103
40
Jan"
47
Dec
5
-
72% Jan
29
3% Feb
18
78
11
1% Jan
18
28
Apr
Feb
16
19
Jan 11
26% Dec
15
25% Jan
57
Jan -7
91
35
23
-
Jan
39
5
17-
22% Dec
4
70% Jan
4
109
Dec
22
26% Mar 16
35
Dec
27
Feb
18
105% Dec
■4
32% Dec
Feb
May 31
31% Feb 23
6%
Nov
5
Jan
2
Jan
4
15% Dec
20
14% Jan
6
22% Mar 30
4
58
Dec
20
66% Jan
6
84
30% Oct
21
41
Mar 15
33% Jan
6
Jun
15
Jan
12
14% Jan
4
25% Dec
31
22 Ya Jan
18
16 % Jan
4
19% Dec
31
18% Jan
17
4% Jan
11
Dec
31
6% Aug 29
29
38% May 16
96
Aug 16
Sep
Amer
4%
12
Amer
10
5%
American
Cable
American
Can
483/4 Nov
29
43% Aug 31
47
Jan
3
383/4 Nov
29
35% Jan
46% Sep
16
48% Jan
4
203A Jun
11
60
21
Jan
5
32% Dec
91
Jan
4
99
27% Mar 14
6
29
Sep
93
July
1
100% Jan
Mar 14
63% Sep
Dec
29
48
125% Apr
21
148% Dec
21
140
Apr
105% Jun
30
114% Dec
27
106
Mar 15
31% Jan
7
56
43% Mar 25
,
8
46% Feb
27
12 Ya Jan
54 % Sep
4
13% Dec
263A Jan
5
39% Dec
9
11% Sep
8% Jan
2
16
Dec
23
Jan
8
26
40
Sep
2% Jun
27
12\
Aug 17
American
&
30
40
Jan
7
49% Sep
6
American
Dec
1
62% Feb
1
75% Jun
16
American
4% Dec
31
3% Jun
20
5% Apr
1
American
Hide & Leather
28
Mar 30
Apr
14
13% Sep
16
American
Jan
28
32% Oct
27
29
Jun
29
44% Jan
20
70
Nov
17
65
Jan
17
83
73/4 May 17
13
Jun
28
11
Jan
6
100
Jan
14
105
Jun
25
96% Jan
26
273A Dec
14
17% Jan
92
2
25% Jan
20
313APec
30
Aug
"l2*
19
21% Feb
24
84% Jan
21
28% July 27
Apr
94% Oct
4
173/4 Jan
107
6%
2
11
4
30% Nov 23
35
16
13
107% Feb
4
25
Jan
24
35% Apr
7
6
94 % Jan
89% Aug 26
3.90%
1
100
preferred
104% Mar 25
Sep
31
20YS Mar 14
31% Sep
1
19% Apr
7 % Jan
7
28
Dec
31
24% Mar 16
32
Jun
30
5%%
5
11% Sep
23
10% Jan
17
15
Jun
17
American
Molasses Co
4
American
Motors
July 29
11
American
Natural
American
News
3
American
Optical
9% Nov
39% Jan
9
14% May 12
22
12
108
13% Jan
Aug 25
6
60
27% Dec
30
26% Jan
3
38% Apr
22% Jan
42% Dec
31
39 % Jan
6
53 % Mar
34% Jan
73% Nov 23
Jan
6
99% Sep
15% May
50% Oct
6
13% Jan
7
24% Dec
22
Jan
180% Nov
9
6% Jan
8% Dec
46% Jan
67
21% Mar 14
31
169
Oct
4
40% Aug 17
161% Jun
13
39% Jan
Feb
3
1
122
Sep
27
33% Dec
31
29% Feb
62% Nov
17
47
Jun
Stores
88% Aug 31
Refining
6
14% Jan
12
172% Jan
13
9% July
45% Dec
4
120% Mar
9
25%Feh 17
5
21
38% Mar 14
116% Jun
11% Sep 27
28
Aug 19
130% Jan 20
29
10
9 % Aug 22
26% Jan
Aug 13
13
25% May 17
20% Aug 30
Apr
11
20% Jan
31
145
187% July 21
3 AS Sep
78
14
Sep 16
141% May 13
68% Sep
7
120% July 12
11% Jan
10
7%
preferred
American
Rights
American
6%
5%
23
Sep
6
47
Jan
6
83
Aug 26
23
62% Jan
6
65
Mar
8
Jan
5
6
109% Nov 24
12
83% Mar 30
41% Aug 13
Jan
41
July 21
8% Feb
For
23
Jun
Mar
20
7
Sep
7
37
Sep
14
44% dan
3
52% Mar 29
46
Jan
6
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13% Jan
3
24% Aug 29
footnotes
40
110
103
23
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see
page
26.
115%
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100
30
32
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66
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27
94
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30
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123
125
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40
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40
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125
125
126
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64
64
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34
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78
79
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33
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102
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100
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173
173
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2,800
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59
58
58
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164
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560
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128
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50
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116%
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27
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79%
10
28%
27
21 %
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62
61%
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10
50
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61%
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series
25
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Anaconda Wire & Cable
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115'%
'
3
39
3%
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3
75%
100
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5%%
29
33% Jan
Water
6%
Dec
118%
114
100
preferred
American
20,800
74%
_25
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Preferred
Nov
100
common
preferred
American
4,700
84%
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18%
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41
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42
100
365/b
83%
693A
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117
36%
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'
36%
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Tobacco
Preferred
59
5
Tobacco
wi
1
52
1
com__100
100
American Tel & Tel Co
28% Aug
29% Jan
30
Sumatra
29% Aug 16
45% Jan
100
No par
Co
Sugar
7
19
25
common
American
16% Dec
62% Feb
Co
noncumulative preferred—100
American
178% Dec
10
100
American Steel Foundries
4
29
American Snuff
6%
No par
preferred
13
25
66% Dec
46'A Aug 24
131% Aug 12
7%
18
4
138% Feb
22
Co_
Smelt & Refg com
37% Sep
137% Jan
1
Apr
Amer
58% Feb
5
22
172
Aug 29
1
142% Nov
3
57
13
8
30% Apr
113% Jan
10
Ship Building Co—No par
121% Jan
Jun
preferred
American Safety Razor
Seating
6
July
7%
American
64% Jan
55
3
5
100
5
& Std Sany common
American
8
121
Ya Jan
tf
1
B__No par
9
74% Dec
Jan
5
No par
Chem cl
37% Feb
40% Mar 14
4
10% Feb
16
Co
72% Apr 11
Oct
Jan
156
27% Jun
Gas
Co
6
125
25% Aug 30
44% Jan
.5
50
Rad
5
25
Co
Potash &
Amer
1
6
170
Mar 31
22
Amer
20
Corp
50 % Jan
57
4
26
7% May 25
convertible preferred
13
179 Ya Jan
2
com
29% Jan
34
13
27% Jan
118% Jun
7
100
Products
Metal
26
24
42% Jan
4
Jun
preferred
May 24
45% Dec 30
22 V2 Feb
144 Ya Jan
170
4%%
American
117
833/4
*69
66'A
29,900
36%
6934
43%
43
100
69
140
863/8
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35%
64%
61
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24
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8,700
96 Ya
36%
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36 %
64%
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No par
Feb
116
1,400
603/4
82 3/4
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21%
7%
2,100
36
36%
69%
7%
253/a
*134
30%
29%
12,100
68%
142
30
30
31
69
♦136
♦112
77%
103
27%
*89 %
No par
Dec
68%
68%
140
70
1173/4
603/8
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105 Ya
33%
Metal Co Ltd com
25
6
98%
12%
*99
*30%
*15'A
33%
Machine & Metals
107
67%
*136
29%
*32Ya
78%
Amer
4
45% Jan
96
47%
64%
4%
Amer
68 % Sep
96
107%
48%
64%
4'A
41% Mar 16
21
20
15
8
97
500
1,800
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*
17,800
17%
25
353A
14%
39%
17:,A
14%
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33%
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prior preferred
100
American Mach & Fdry common__7
Jan
19% Jan 11
100'A Jan
Nov
60%
125%
*49
14%
*39
17%
14%
31
5Y\%
16
13
54
36%
60%
17.
116%
25,
35%
61% *
35%
*103% 104
27% 27%
*89% 91
noncumulative preferred__100
International Corp
1
American
Sep
Sep
27% Jan
1
No par
American
103
29% May 19
50
Ice Co common
"When
23 % Jan
100% Jan
1
6%
2
32% Sep
243A
36
86%
33% 33%
78% 79^
12%
12%
*99
102
10
convertible preferred
American-Home Products
38
24%
35%
70%
68Ya
142
*137
114% 114%
36%
36%
47 /8
64%
4%
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com
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112
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24%
124
112
17,
61%
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100
59%
*121
36
84
30%
16%
116 '
160
58%
112
97
47,600
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59%
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1
280
10
1,200
130,900
124
■
90
-
159
583/a
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39/4
17%
14%
1
Hawaiian SS Co
59%
24
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124
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(
24
10%.
159
160
59
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24%
126% 127
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Gas &
76
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60%
4,800
21%
117
%
125
60%
43%
431/2
67
271/2
297/8
*93% 94
631/8 633/4
*172
I82
Foreign Power__No par
Electric Co
5
15% Dec
42% Dec
Mar 30
160
115
84
24%
*219
*219
1,900
33/4
203/4
90
93/4
9% i.:
93/8
9%
20,400
*115%
V32
1123A
36%
21%
♦89
90
37
138
164%
3%
117
235/a
23%
113%
43
665/a
271/2
297/8
10
8ecur
Lines Inc
Export
23%
17
x43^
100
European
American
20%
♦89
90
363/,
137
►158
33A
*115%
112
*20%
7%
conv
American
3%
20%
163/4
24%
37%
138
164%
117%
♦110%
29%
conv
2
20 Ya
*115
17%
*09
69%
19% 19%
*72% 74%
41
41 %
I87
I87
10
Encaustic Tiling
3%
33/8
3%
365/8
137%
♦158
164%
110%
28
No par
,
3 6 7%
134 Ya
*158
237/a
1
Crystal Sugar com
American
35%
132'A
36
164%
114%
12.50™*
Co
4
16
1,800
235/8
No par
5
Mar
26
Corp
Cable
&
15
19% Aug
14'/8
114%
Cyanamid Co com
10
preferred series B_100
preferred serfes C_100
American Distilling Co
20
4
3
Radio
prior preferred
3%%
10
14%
16%
112
24
35 %
1
Colortype Co
3%%
15% Jun
14'A
24
i00
common
Chicle
12
52% Jan
14%
119
American
8
145/8
23%
25
Chain
American
18
Jan
&
Co
American
12
14%
*113
35%
*105%
50
common
American
4%%
Sep
10,100
24%
No par
2
333/4 Jan
57
127
23%
23%
50
Corp com__2
preferred
17
109% Sej
4
34 Ya Mar 10
15
7%
American
71% May 6
29% July 11
30% Jun
2
12
Jan
23% Mar 17
253/a Aug 12
22
18
22%
110%
113%
6 U0
23%
134
*122
17'A
300
23
59%
60%
35
116%
23
*28%
97%
77 %
10
preferred
8
49% Jun
163
123
20
Inc
3
4
9%
*34%
116
227/8
1153A 115%
*35'/a 36
*105% 108
100
preferred
343/4
116%
30
98%
78
1
100
com
343A
116%
A
__
700
15
89'%
9%
<■219
*155
90
500
5,700
23%
Broadcasting-Paramount
9% Jan
4
66% Dec
convertible
21% Mar
23
Co
343/4
116%
116%
*29
97%
78
No par
25%
25%
25%
*33
343/8
118
II93/4
117
3
2%
39
»35
par
common
Arma
Shoe
45% Jun 28
27% Jan
25%
34%
*114
223/4
141%
35%
134
*158%
3%
112% 118%
*3
3%
*35
39
No par
preferred
Note
Bosch
Brake
*243A
81%
1
preferred 1952 ser 5%%
Theatres
33% July 15
44 Ya Jan
353A Feb
Corp
preferred
2nd
41% July 26
107
Bank
American
Mar 30
25%
34%
36%
1
common,
conv
cum
American
Jan
100
-
50
convertible preferred
4%%
110
1
25%
36%
36%
60%
61 %
*95
96%
70%
71%
*!40
145
*116% 118%
No par
Agricultural Chemical__No
3%%
49%
24Ya
-
1
American Bakeries Co com
9
5
Petroleum
American Airlines
56
1043/4 Mar
Limited,:
8
14
493A
H2%
20
convertible preferred
13
27% Mar 15
65
Aluminium
29% Jun
Sep
49%
*17
No par
America
139% Jun
37% Jan
66
Dye
of
Amer
36
49 3A
110% 110%
100
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
69
4
gtd
convertible
Amerada
493A
123
__No par
5
6
Jan
100
20
98
30
49%
59%
No par
92% Aug 24
31 Ya Mar 15
17
16% Jan
102
9
300
49%
l
No
Co
6
20% Jan
29
11% Jan
&
Co
6%
25%
49%
*25
9,800
200
325/8
par
1
Amalgamated Leather Co com
105% Jun
July 26
76
,
6
29% Sep
91 % Aug 19
Nov~23
13
May
2,400
32%
23%
1
Aluminum
3% Mar 29
2% May 16
34'
2
13
49%
32%
23%
preferred___100
4.08% convertible preferred___100
Alpha Portland Cement
lo
15
May
86% Sep
119% Sep
55% May 12
11,600
32%
23%
Corp common__No par
preferred
;_ioo
3%%
34
31%
23%
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
13
93% Jan
32%
♦76
32
&
*89%
9%
*219
*156
Stores
7
693/a
77
12,2^0
77
20%
100
Mills
Allied
68 3/4
79
117%
common
6
Allied
69%
77%
20
5
Alleghany & West Ry 6%
5
69%
77%
*115%
100
preferred
cum
July 22
63% Jun
9
693A
773/4
20%
Allen Industries Inc
40
69%
117%
i
common
51% Mar 14
19
78,300
20%
rights
94% Jan
-
22%
*115%
preferred A
$4,375
19
___1
common
$4 prior preferred conv
20% Aug 26
122% July
25% Aug
lo
Alleghany, Ludlum Steel Corp
12
Sep
100
preferred
5Ya %
19
100
Inc
Alleghany Corp
3
Mar 14
122
4 %%
July 12
326
Inc
Common
5
3
209% Jan
100
preferred
Aldens
AS Aug 31
e% Jan
28
7%
28% July 25
91% Aug
No par
pfd 1951 series
Products
Alco
18%
33
119
x22%
23%
15
15
36%
36%
136
136%
*158% 164%
3%
3%
1
Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
9
Aug
8
3
20
Dec
97
Sep
Jan
117
19
r773A
118%
1
Alabama &
26T/a Mar 30
6
Dec
111
32
72
3
Corp
4.50%
18%
34%
No par
9
27% Mar 14
29
19%
423/a
109 %
25%
:
Corp.
Aeroquip Corp
29
14
42
49%
15% Aug 24
Dec
13%
78%
Admiral
Dec
14%
42
70
4
33
14%
69Ya
30% Jan
123
143/a
77%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__10
24
14%
19"%
14%
19%
69%
8
Feb
22% Mar
109%
78%
77
8
21% July
109 %
68%
Co
issued"
Adams-Millis
42%
109%
*77Ya
Co
Express
"When
12
42 >/4
109%
r77
31%
25
Shares
423/B
*108 %
42%
50
common
the Week
108
14%
42
1
Inc
121 % Aug
14% Sep
104
Steel
Adams
34% Sep
3
77% Jan 21
30
5
Jan
58
Jun
16
25% Sep
24% Aug 31
30
Aug 20
18%
preferred
preferred called
Acme
50% Aug 22
Sep
2.50
Co
Friday
Sept. 16
Sept. 15
108
14%
42%
109%
1
Sales for
Wednesday
Sept. 14
10
Industries
Aug 25
78% Aug 26
26% Dec
20% Jan
42%
*1073A
14%
Vending Corp
ACF
70% Aug 24
63
Sept. 13
5
SALt,
niun
Tuesday
Sept. 12
,
100
preferred
27
22 % Sep
/75% Aug 30
"i
4%
1
46% Jan
30
Monday
Par
Abbott Laboratories common
3
Feb
16% Jan
7% Mar 23
30
51
111
LOH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
YORK
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1954
Lowest
S4 preyed
A^ierSon Clayton & Co
6 25
No par
37%
*103% 105
37%
21.80
38%
39%
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
10
52%
53
Andes Copper Mining
14
*30%
32%
138
78
138
16,600
670
530
10%
9 3/4
10%
9%
97%
93A
28%
*28%
28%
28 3/8
283/s
28%
28%
27
*26 3A
27
*263A
27
*263/4
267/a
300
22
203A
21
21%
22
21%
21%
8,800
79%
80
•
400
43,200
80%
78%
79%
79%
81
613%
615%
61%
62
62'/a
62%
64
1,240
38
38
37%
377/8
37%
37%
1,500
*104
105
•104
105
X37
37
37%
373/4
38
39
2,700
51%
50%
513/4
51%
51%
7,100
303A
*303A
323A
300
37% 38
*104
105
37%
51 %
*30%
767%
116%
97/8
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
3li
77
38%
52%
31%
51%
30
30%
♦104
303A
105
13
(1124)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, September 19, 1955
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
I
STOCKS
11954
Lowest
J% Feb
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
6V2 Dec
11
31
Jan
4
46% Dec
4
26 V2 Dec
4% May 19
38% Aug 16
7
17% Jan
22
24% May
36
9%
Apr" 30
93% Jan
16
8 % Oct
May 19
21
26
22
13
5
Dec
102% Dec
6
Jan
7
31
27% Aug 10
96% Aug 30
19% Mar 9
May 13
35% Apr
28
102 % Apr
19
22
Armco
Steel
Armour
&
$3.75
21% Jan
30
6
16% Jun
16
0
30
16
Sep
Jun
Arnold
4
•2% Jan
13
92
Jan
22
loa-ftJteD
8
113
NOV 11
62% Feb
1
69
134% Dec * 6
4
29% Jan
29
55
8
94% Jan
Nov
61
Dec
121% Jan 1«
15
May 27
151
Jun
22
Jun
15
62
Aug
11
3
48
Aug
2
58
97
•
Mar
t
43 % Aug
101
17
27% Jan
_4
39% Dec
"29
•9% Jan
4
10
96% Sep
4
10
38% Sep
May 17
52% Dec
4
10% May 28
9
Feb
4%
8
Atlantic
Atlantic
16
Jan
1«
May 26
4% Jan
4
4% Jan
7
11
UH Jan
Austin
Jan
11
29
Nov
18
Mar 21
6% Jan
22% Aug 24
8% Apr 18
17
49% J an 19
23
94
6% Aug 18
Mar II
8% Feb
10
6b
Jau
18
11% Jan
«
24% Mar 30
30% Jan
10
Mar 31
35% Aug 12
113 Va May
5
Jun
105
29
7
Jan
7
107
16% Jan
11
••
14
13% Dec
8
Jan
63 % Aug 26
75Va.Dec 30
317a ouiy
113% Dec
167
19
7
Dec
8
7
«% Jan
Atlas
49% Dec 29
4
48% Jan
0
4
17%. Feb
4
•7% Jan
15% Jun
14% Jan
23
9
109
Nov 20
40% Dec
99
29
114
14
35% Jan 18/
Mar 24
Jan
12
19% Jan
4
60% Nov
19
54% Jan
6
t<% Jan
53% Sep
1
71% Aug 31
4
32
Dec
31
30
Jan
6
45
83
Jan
55% Sep
14
«
Feb
10
86
Dec
29
43% Jan
4
64
Dec
30
11% July
1
17 Va Sep
14% May
20 Va Jan
30
July 14
101 % Aug
4
66% Jan
8
13
15% Jan
38% Mar
0
25.% Sep
15
15
5
40% Oct
8
45
4
36% Dec
10
33 % Jan
3
72% Mar 28
4
• % Jan
10% Dec
22
14% Jan
6
19
55% Dec
8
40% Jan
4
1
50 Va Jan
6
Sep
% Sep
16
Conv
4%%
4%
Barker
4%%
Jun
6
29
3%%
0
90% Nov 22
9% Jan
4
26
Dec
Jun
17
41
Dec
21 Vi Dec
1
4
•0% Jan
18
July 11
10
25
10% Apr 14
20% Nov 26
17% Jan
30
27
Dec
100
27% Sep
1
13% May 12
25
31% Dec
*
22
31
% May 18
Jan
1% Dec
10% Jan
i
/
'
30
Mar 14
43
101
Apr
18
59% Mar
7
223/a Feb
14
1% Jan
3
35% July 25
56 % July
1
48% Dec
3
Jan
7
31
101 Va Jan
8
164 Va
Sep
13
158 Va Sep
6
170
Apr
19
13 Va Jan
7
18
Sep
85% Sep
16
80% Oct
27
74
Jan
18
29
48 Va Jan
6
12
29 Vb Dec
3
14% Jan
11
27% Dec
31
22% Feb
3
32% Dec
30
75
29
88
May
17% Nov
5
1
Dec
Jan
26
24% Apr
35% Dec
6% Jan
4
17% Dec
4
18
23
1
49 Vi Jan
6% May
7
3
18
23% Jan
11
19% Jan
11
Jan
60
Jan
62
14
Aug
8
343/4 Jan
6
3
53 Vt Jan
12
4
20
3
21
38
25
29
May 10
56% Jan
28% Jan
Mar 11
13
6
28
6
6
Mar 14
4
173/aDec
20
Jan
15% Jan
0
6
85
Dec
28
85 3% Jan
20
25% Feb
24
30
Mar 12
27
15% Jan
Aug 17
50% Jan
13
24 % Sep
29
Oct
16
16
Mar 15
18 Va Sep
""5
77% Aug
78% Dec
11
88
Mar 14
27 Va
51% Aug 16
57% Aug 20
73% Jun
Sep
34% May
1
84 % Aug
4
73% Jan la
14
76% Jan
22% Jan
25% Nov 12
23
9
6
111
Jan
33
July 28
4
July 20
82
20% Jan
21
74% Nov
99
100 Va Apr
36% Feb
30
10% Feb
56 %
24% Jan
95
Aug 11
32% Jan
6
14Va Jan
6
83
Dec
46 Va Mar
3
8
40
23
Jan
47% Feb
76
Aug 29
25% Sep
6
21 Va
18 Va
Aug
Sep
82% Mar
80
92
Jun
1
1
8
34 Va Jun
22
15
Mar 18
16
23
19% July
Jan
6
103/4 Apr
30 V4 Jun
12
9 Va Jan
6
26% Sep
107% Nov
16
12% Aug 26
24% Jan
15% Jun
»8
32
-
July
Jan
4
1% Jan
4
T% Jan
8
36Va Dec
3% Dec
12
Dec
31
18
30Va Feu
J
103% Jan
4
33% Jan
31
7
2% May 17
23
10% Jan
6
7Va July 14
-
62% Jan
11
22% Jan
21% Jan
44% Jan
5
42% Dec
13
28% Dec
15Va Dec
8
38Vi Mar
31
60
Nov
3
26
6
Jan
14% Jan
99V2 May 13
27% July
1
27
89% Jan 28
1
—
38% Dec 30
20% Jan
4
12Va Aug 20
•0% Jan
6
6
91% Jan
17
30
57% Jan
13
9
25% Jan
10
46% July 28
6% Aug 15
16% Mar
3
IlVaAprll
44% Apr
40% Sep
16% Apr
4
2
13
98%
98%
46%
47%
39%
40%
97
97'/a
41%
41%
-
.
*
60
7Va
7Va
102%
103V4
5.500
144
)8
144%
143%
144%
9,300
60
59%
59%
1,400
43%
43%
43%
43%
3,200
98
93%
97%
98
97%
97%
46%
49
49%
50%
50 %
51%
18,300
39%
40%
39%
40%
39%
40 %
28,500
9/%
98
96%
97%
■96%
96%
410
40%
41
40%
41
40 ve
41'/8
5,600
60%
58%
59%
15%
*13%
15%
\
y
60
Bendilx
Co—No par
35 Va
—100
xl12
*103%
104 Va
100
50%
51%
-
preferred__100
70 Va
70%
,,
42 Va
,
,_100
50
common
preferred
%
240
55%
10
*47
47%
6%
35'/a
lll'/a
70%
42%
99
.-,
*42%
*99
lll'/a
♦lll'/a
112 Va'
103 V4
103 Vi
*103'/4
104 '/a
6%
6%
2,800
100
98
14%
35%
4,o00
14%
35%
50,500
53 Va
-
31%
'«
70%
42'/4
44
43%
10
42 Va
70%
4,600
42 Vi
2,700
42
27%
27 /a
27-%
32
32 Va
95n/
23
101
101
230
55 VB
■55 Vb
55'/a
3,200
25
25
25 %
x25
25 Vi
10,700
'42
45
45
46%
45%
46
45%
4b Vi
5,100
17Va
17%
17 Va
17%
17%
19'/4
14,600
54
53%
*134
v
145
*104 Va
*53%
105
*92
104%
33%
23%
43%
*43 %
43%
27%
27%
28
-
22%
105
33 Va
500
"90
34'/a
"93
23
•
145
105
34%
220
53%
*134
,
53,300
93
22%
53%
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43%
27%
27%
27%
30
22%
*43'/4
23
22%
43
V 53%
Vt
105
95
*92
95
-
x43
,
145
*134
34%
32 Va
95
54
.
6,100
28
14 Va
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14'A
14 Va
14
25%
25%
25%
25%
25 %
25 Va
25%
25%
25 Vi
10
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
*38%
*98'/a
6,400
39
101
*98'/a
100
*98 %
101
.
*98 Va
101
•
38%
*
101
98 Va
50%
51%
50'/a
20%
/ 19%
20
1%
l'/a
1%
1 '/a
34 Vi
33%
33%
1%
1%
1%
34 Va
34%
34%
34%
34%
V
50
50%
34
50
50%
com__No par
160%
163'/4
161%
164'/a
160
162 %
160%
161
161 %
161%
162
162
50%
159 Vt
16%
17%
17%
17%
17'/a
17 %'
82
82
83
85
85%
85%
73%
*72%
38 V4
*36 %
74
73%
73%
17%
*85
76'/a
74
37
♦36
37%
24% ,'25
*37%
3,500
1,300
164 %
16%
73%
8,800
*
162
82
*36 Va
1
14,400
404,900
50%
159
164 'A
16Va
—
*50
160%
164'A
*162
82
100
1,100
52
19%
20%
1%
50
15,600
20
50%
19%
1%
50%
3,000
2o %
50'/a
49%
20%
l'/a
50
14'/a
,
19%
49%
xl9%
peso
35
101
Vi
50
49%
4
1
60,200
55 Va
42
32%
*92
100
100
1
Co
10
52
1
-
140
51%
70'/a
•
x45 Va
53%
*43%
1
common/
6,200
5o %
104%
22%
50
*92
29
*43%
Co
52
70 Va
J
100
-
145
104%
100
pfd
51%
r
55%
41
2.50
_
-
.
.■
24%
56%
22
*132
145
405
77 %
39
*38
25%
36,900
600
18
22,100
85%
150
-77%
1,200
40
Co
24%
25
1
28%
28%
28%
28%
27%
28%
27%
27%
27'/a
28 Vi
2.50
*34%
34%
*34%
34%
34 %
34 Va
*33%
34 %
34 Va
34'/a
400
10
Inc
24%
24%
25%
27%
25,700
6,500
65%
62%
64%
; 62%
63%
62%
63 Va
63
64 Vi
33,300
5
25%
26'/4
25%
25%
25 Va
25 Va
25%
25%
2 5 VB
25'/a
3,400
29%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
14
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
18 Va
18
18 V4
18
18 Vb
177a
18
par
29
14
14
1
18
18%
1.25
xll
—
Inc
*13%
18
10%
11
15
64%
65
65
65 VB
5
44 Va
44%
44 %
44%
100
95'/a
95Va
*95 Va
97
25
(The)
60%
6IV4
60%
61
61
common
:
Co
Maine
24%
64
No par
Inc
-
5
:
11
10%
10%
-
10%
V
*29Va
10%
10%
29*
10%
65 Va
65 '.'i
65
64%
46 V4
46%
46%
45%
46%
*95%
97 Va
*95 Va
96 Va
*95'/a
61 Va
61%
61%
2,430
65
44%
.-65
Va
160
300
5,300
2,900
23,200
97
61
10
61%
1,700
RR—
100
Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co
24 Va
24%
24%
25
25 Va
26 Va
26%
27'A
27%
29V4
100
Branlff
56%
55%
57 Va
58%
59%
60
62
61 Va
64
15,700
15%
55%
15%
15%
15
15 Va
14%
15 Va
15
15%
10,000
43
43%
X41 %
42 %
42%
42 Va
42 Va
43
42%
43'A
7,000
2.50
common.
4 % %
preferred—,
:
Brlggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton
Bristol-Myers Co common
preferred
Brown Shoe
5
2.50
!
Co
100
Bucyrus-Erie
(The)
Co
Bullard
54%
54 V4
54 Vi
X21%
21%
21 Va
22
98
97
97
96
96%
*96
96%
96
97%
32
16
33%
32%
*97
32%
98
98%
33%
15%
101
32
98
33%
16
*98 Va
I6V4
31%
*97
33%
15%
33%
16%
100
31%
31%
*97
31'A
*97
99
33%
3358
16
16
100
100
33%
15%
500
7,200
800
31%
7,100
\
99
33%
8,700
15%
1,600
*98Va
101%
100
26 Va
26%
26%
26 Va
26 Vi
26 Va
26
26 Va
26 >/i
26'/a
2,300
36
36'/a
35%
36%
35%
36 Va
35%
36 Vi
35%
36
6,900
5
101
*99
*101
5
20%
21
21
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
No par
93 Va
93%
94%
93Va
93 Va
*93 Vt
94'/a
*93 '/4
94'/a
1
28%
29 V4
28%
29
28 Va
29 %
28 V4
28 Va
,
28%
28%
2,500
10
29%
74%
30 %
29
29%
28 Va
28%
28%
29
I
29
10,000
74 V4
73%
74
73%
73%
72%
73
72%
29 Va
73
25
25 %
24%
24%
24 Va
24%
24 Va
24%
2,600
18 %
18 Va
18%
18%
24%
18%
24'/a
18%
18%
18%
18'/a
18%
38,700
843 a
84%
Co
-
Co
Inc__.
issued"
"when
5
L_
■__
Burlington Industries Inc
Common
*54
22%
33 %
1
common
Co
Watch
54»/4
22 Va
54%
22 Va
15
preferred
Forge
54%
22 %
15,700
No par
,
Co
Bufralo
X54%
22%
*97
<
No par
Inc
55 V4
98
31%
No par
Gas
15
22
*54 Va
50
3.50
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
4%
70
21 «/4
53%
*132
*104
preferred
"When
49,100
14%
51%
42%
'*
22]
*52%
12.50
preferred
Bulova
104 Va
41
(Delaware)
Edison
6,400
6%
35'/4
111 Va
111
46% -47
17%
17%
Mfg Co__
Airplane
Stores
22%
100'/a
35 Va
35 Va
100
Co
100
17%
6%
6%
49%
99
55%
55%
100
(Del)
11,400
22%
13%
/
,.
l«f % .".13%
*103%
17%
______
Borg-Warner Corp
$5
70%
100%
preferred—100
Class B
Budd
100
*17%
-•
2,200
12 Va
98%
7
7
f
5
(E W) Co
& Laughlin
&
47%
5b»/8
17'/a
common
issued"
&
*46%
59%
15"/8
6%
70 Va
,
47Va
1
Blaw-Knox
Boston
22%
6%
47%
,a
99 Va
'
111%
49 Va
<
41
Mining Co___l
Decker
3 % %
17 %
22%
104%
*103 V4
41
pfd series of 1951
Co
4b
35%
111%
l12'%
22
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com.5
Bond
%
46%
preferred
&
35
10
Best Foods
Black
*17%
22%
6%
7 Va
13%
No par
Co
4%%
17%
22/a
,
58%
*13%
..
f"12
12%
"
*99
.—50
4%%
Steel
12
12%
—1
Best
1%
42'/a
100
—10
Finance
Consol
Bethlehem
;;
;
103
13%
x35%
Aviation
Benguet
t.t
J9 2
\\l?
6%,
47-,8
99 Va
1
com
issued"
preferred
»
preference
20%
*93
*18%
*18%
100
—100
Burroughs Corp
18%
*18%
85
*70
88
100
85
*84 %
86
80
*70
80
*70
88
88
88
29 %
'
88 Z
29 %
29%
18%
84 Va
18%
*18%
*84%
85 Va
♦71
80
'80
-
200
1,200
18%
84 Va
21,900
88
28% :.29Va
87%
87 %
29%
29
*71
85'/a
,.29
110
80
87%
29 Vi
640
29'/a
l-
16
16
16
16
I
16
15%
"•** 15 Va
15%
15
27%
28%
28
28%
28%
: 29
28%
29
28%
29 Va
25,900
Butte Copper Ac Zinc.
5
Byers Co (A M) common
No par
7%
participating preferred
100
1°%
*26%
11
10%
10%
10%
11
11
U'/i
10%
11 Va
9,800
Bush
Terminal
5
Co
Butler Bros
.__
1
27 %
*26%
102
101
.27
102
42
California Packing Corp
5
Callahan Zinc-Lead
Calumet & Hecla Inc
1
5%
5, a
5
xl3Va
13%
13%
7,a
/.a
39^>
J^a
/4
39,4
b
Campbell Rwl Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
-1.80
Campbell W & C Foundry
15
41%
■
-
ȣ
%
39
_
42%
39%
39,a
38^8
.15
Canadian
25
34 /a
35Va
J4
,a
-No par
*54%
55%
*55
Pacific Ry
Cannon ."Mills
-100
No par
*6%
-
v
♦26 Va
102
42
16
102
27
♦101
,*
16
160
60
59%
7
i
14
J
21
4,000
108
59
'
common
preferred
Beneficial
13%
32 /4
Feb
36%
lu7
61%
'
32
69
36%
108%
6U
/43%
17%
32 Va Aug 29
85% Jun
2,300 s
41%;"
41
61_,2
28% Mar 14
29,100'
98
*97'/a
-
/'
i*
53% May 27
6,000
<Y-
■
94
29
98 %
63
July 23
26.
43%
*61'/a
61
page
98%
144
60
x94
4
143%
43%
36%
108%
*
62%
60
xl&
Dec
62
144%
36
109
O oc
43
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.65Va
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
July 15
84% Feb
7
33
see
143%
36'/a
36'A
b
62%
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
100
4
For footnotes
4Va%
second
29
36%
109
60
1
Elec
Co
4%%
Dec
;
100
Corp
Apr 26
16% Dec
>•:
15
28
43%
48%
B
preferred
25
7% Jan
14%
28
60
(The)_Nopar
Corp
13
Co
Packing
3Va%
11% Jan
15%
28 %
46/a
Inc
22
11% Feb
33,200
28%
14%
28
62
40%
Bigelow
21
27%
15%
28 Va
47%
(A S)
Brown
11
28'%
20
8%
14%
36 Va
108%
143%
40%
common
Union
July 21
29% Jan
28%
'
7%
28 Va
*46%
5%
3%%
95 Va July 29
59%
x43
47%
Corp
Brooklyn
13
8
fa,600
21
15'/a
22 k
Ohio
&
16
July 25
31% FeD 23
28%
x28'/a
*20%
29
6%
&z
25
17% May 17
142%
--
10
Inc
Howell
5%
Mar 14
36%
62 %
No par
Common
18% Mar 28
14%
22%
T)
Gas
Beech-Nut
Boston
6
29
•28 Va
109
62
50
Beech Aircraft Corp
Creek RR
16
Sep
Sep
36%
108%
10
Beech
16
64
*
15%
29
6%
Borden
29 %
29
14%
28%
22%
Book-of-the-Month Club
3
Jan
28
,
6%
3
3
"17%
7%
*17%
x22%
7
14
36% Dec
lT
8 Va
($1.20)— No par
113/4 Jun
14% Jan
22% Dec
37% Mar 24
7%
15%
11%
663/a May
48 Va Apr 29
100
July 7
28 Va Jan
15
10% Jan
Mar
Sep
10
33% Aug
2
143/4 Dec 29
11
7%
29'/a
60%
pref
Mills
16
12
25% Jan
Beaunit
61% Sep
13
74
7%
11%
Wilcox
Beck Shoe
•
13% Jan
11% Jan
7%
3
22
Jan
21%
22
35
14
100
6
4
*20%
Jan
95 Va Sep
Oct
21%
19% Jun
17
34% Dec
4
12% Jan
31
33% Jun
13
67
#5% July 20
26
6
Dec
44% Dec
*20%
393/4 Jan
19
Jan
Sep
15
17
Dec
2i %
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
Bon Ami Co class A
No
53% Jun
38
78
32% Dec
20 Vi May 11
6% Jan
6
*20%
8
9 Va Jan
3
56% Aug
21%
7Va
27% Jun
14
Dec
*20%
oar
20 % Mar 15
8
15 Va Mar 14
99
97%
Boeing
11
39
97%
3
29
12
98
88 % Mar
31
13
*96%
Bliss
Dec
83% Jan
97 Va
Bliss
74 Vz Sep
Dec
67% Mar 17
97 Va.
9
Aug 23
13% Sep
9
35% Dec
98 Va
14
12% Jan
July 29
*97%
25
31
13% Jan
24
Aug 1/
26% Jan 28
28 Va Mar 15
54% May 18
98 Va
20
conv prior
preferred
"When
17% Jan
*97 Va
60.4
&
15
168% Nov 29
14% Dec 29
50 % Dec
37,300
29%
*13%
Bell
42 Va Apr
111% Dec
9
15
29 %
15%
Aircraft
4
30
14%
29%
11%
Belding-Heminway
4
65% Apr
36% Feb
15
29 %
60%
Bell
5
6
14%
11%
16
Jan
9% May
31,800
15%
29 Va
*13%
28
144% Jan
50
49%
14%
29 3a
No par
17% Jan
Feb
48%
48%
lb'/a
29%
1
common—No par
Beatrice Foods Co
-
453/4 Aug
9
193/4 Mar 15
1
Apr 22
29
6
series
88
8
•
24
34% May
,
6
96 Va Mar
23
3 2 Vb Dec
27
Jan
30% Jan 17
Nov 17
....
24
44% Jan
49%
49%
15
preferred
4%%
22% Aug 25
2,200
29%
_100
Bath Iron Works Corp—t
Bayuk Cigars Inc—-—
Jun
40
28%
15%
'
Brothers
57
21
4,400
28%
Corp—
(voting)
Corp
Oil
147
29
200
4J
—
Convertible
107% May 2
343/4 Sep 14
Mar 18
Shares
5%
39% |
28 %
30
preferred series B
Barber
13
96
*5
15%
,_2.50
RR
noncumulative
24
3
46%
5
29'/a
common
Bangor & Aroostook
4%
Jan
Jan
49%
5
5
preferred series C
103% Jun
11
Line
Baltimore
133
35% Sep
14% Oct
48%
4%
I
——-J—5
(B
Baltimore
9
13
49%
'
5
Inc——
$3.75
prior
Babbitt
2
Jan
48
_„10
com
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
143'/a Dec
22 V« Mar 14
28%
—50
Coast
Babcock &
107% Dec
85
28 Va
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer—5
Avco Mfg Corp (The) common——3
82.25 conv preferred
No par
4
31
23
No
Goods
Nichols
6
Dec
28
Corp
Refining
Tack
3
25
27%
:
Common
13 V« May
•1
Jan
Jan
28%
5%
the Week
.
99V* Jan
107
28
Friday
Sept. 16
40
common
Powder—
10
18% Aug
24% Sep
20
39%
1
Preferred
IIV4 Mar 23
July 18
40
.5
Atlas Corp
47% Mar 14
23
39%
City
9
101% Apr 20
46% Mar 31
2
14% Aug
4%
40 %
Electric Co com___10
preferred
;
1
-100
Mar 24
17
12
5«/a
39 '/a
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common
;
Atlas
24% Jan
*4%
%
preferred "___—
Associates Investment Co_:
59% Mar
6
34%
Mar 17
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. 15
40
5.25%
Preferred
PRICES
*4%
Common
Atlantic
SALE
39 Va
Oil & Refining Co
1
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No
par
Dry
HIGH
Wednesday
Sept. 14
5
Carpet Co Inc
Industries
40% Sep
15
29
101% Dec
43% Dec
Jan
8
Aug
34% Jan
18
37% July 28
103% Oct
5
5
37% Sep
Sept. 13
No par
-
Ashland
6
26% Mar 14
Inc
AND
Tuesday
Sept. i2
No par
preferred
Constable
Arvin
29 %
111% Dec
4
Monday
Par
Corp
of Illinois
Co
Associated
19% Jan
93% Jan
Co
Armstrong Cork Co
13
12% Jan
Mar 15
LOW
STOCK
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Argo Oil Corp
Artloom
25% Apr
26% Jan
Products
17
14
18
14% Apr
4
W
9% Feb
14
24
3
P
3
26
10% Nov
A
Jan
Jan
27
2)
Jan
14
31% July
5
49% Sep 13
16% Feb 10
6
6% Jun
3
43% Feb
May 12
13% Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
6% Jan
3
31
14% Dec
NEW
Highest
,a
26%
♦101
15%
27
102 /
42%
.a
**
13,a,
,
13,100
900
27
27
800
*101
102
80
*42
^
y
1**
„
r
55/a
5%
5%
1334
*
i3Va
13%
13 3,a
42%
6
13%
2,200
57,400
13,600
7%
7%
7%
7%
2,200
3g%
39Vz
39%
39 Va
39%
10,800
38i/2
*38Va
39
38'/a
38%
2,200
/■»
J
16
,4
16Va
15%
16
c
g43^
..»*-■*
,61i/2
-63
3l%
oz
34s8
J5
55
63
,
/4
55
,2
.341/3
00^
g43i
9,500
94%
*94%
94 Va
63
*61 Va
63
32
32
*31 Vi
32
34Va
34 Va
34%
34%
34,000
56
56 Vi
56'/a
700
*61'/a
130
500
Volume 182
Number -5465
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1125)
NEW YORK STOCK
Year 1951
Lowest
Jan
4
27 Va Dec
29
22% Jan
40 % Apr
12
30Va Mar 14
37
Jan
12
5
30% Nov
17
26
36% Apr
6
Jan
5
Dec
31
112
22
25% Dec
30
23
40 % Jan
5
63% Dec
31
55% Jan
46% Jan
4
62 % Apr
13
52% Aug
Jan
88% Sep
64% Feb 18
4
49y2 Aug 16
Mar
13
Jan
113
Preferred
17% May 16
23% July
7
19% Dec
29
15% Mar 14
19% Jan
3
26
120% Jan
Sep" 10
102% Feb
4
129% Feb
4
105%
16% Apr
28
107'/a Jan
4
45
26% Dec
121
20% Mar 15
Nov
26
81% Dec
30
>77% Jan
6
Jan
4
30% Dec
31
27
11
19% Dec
21
18% Jan 28
18
28
21% Mar 12
4% Jan
4
t.
20
Jan 27
Jan
3
8% Dec
40% Dec
20
7% Jan
6
23% Mar 25
28
37% Jan
18
54 y8 Mar 24
82
Dec
22
79% Jan
3
12 y4 Jan
38% Jan
27
14% Jan
31
21
45% Jan
5
4
8
15% Dec
47% Dec
105% Dec
19
112% Sep
19% Jan
8
'
30
108
Jun
7
Dec
8
24
Jan
7
15% Mar 15
25% Dec
28
21
Mar 14
15% Jan
4
25% Dec
28
21
Mar 15
23 Va Jan
6
31% Dec
29
29% Jan
18
10% Feb 26
14% Nov
26
13V4 Sep
2
8% Jan
6
6% May 27
26
I)
22
10% Sep
34%
33 y4
34%
34
34%
34
34 %
29
29%
8,500
29%
29%
29
29%
*28%
29 V4
28%
28%
4,000
*119%
120'%
'119%
120%
5%
.
24%
25%
25
25
24%
25
5,000
85V4
87
88
88%
87%
88%
2,500
55%
56%
55%
56
65%
55%
55%
55%
55%
55%
11,600
51
5iy2
5iy4
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
2,620
54
54
54
200
1,300
10
50
21%
21%
21%
22
21%
22
22
22,
22
12.50
16%
16%
16
16V4
16
16%
16
16 %
15%
16%
of Amer com__No par
100
112
6
36% Jun
1
36% reb
11
20
Apr
4
51%
104V2
24 y8
*123
126
52
104%
24'/2
126
124%
126
51%
*104V2
124%
52% i
106
23%
51%
*104
24%
*123
126
23%
*104%
23 V4
24
*123
126
82
♦123
34,900
125
170
52%
8,700
106
100
28,200
23%
126
82
82 Va
82
82
82
82
1,800
35%
35%
35%
35%" "
35%
35%
35 Vu
35%
8,700
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
5
20%
20%
*207/a
21
20%
21
21
21
20%
21
Co
1
10%
10%
60%
60%
*92
93%
10%
10%
59%
60
*92
93%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
*593/4
60 v
593/4
60
93
*92
93
93
17 y8
16%
17
54%
55
55
X110
110
*110
16%
93
17
17%
16%
55%
55%
55y2
100
110 %
110 Vu
Central Illinois Public Service
10
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
30
293/4
Central
50
31%
32
31
31
31
31
*30%
50
preferred
N
of
J
class
A
Class B
Violeta Sugar
*31%
32%
*31%
32%
31%
34 %
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
*13'%
14 y4
13%
13%
13%
29
17% July 21
Century Ribbon Mills
30
37 V2 Mar 14
58r4 Sep
16
Cerro
12% Jan
4
28% Dec
31
23 % Mar 14
29% Jun
15
13% :
Certain-Teed Products Corp
33% Jan
4
48
Dec
14
43% Jan
54
Chain Belt Co
*110
31%
5
Co
10 % Nov
Pasco
111
9.50
Central & South West Corp
110
300
4,100
600
111
60
29%
29%
29%
6,800
31
31
315/8
600
31
31
34%
345/8
35
14
13%
13%
*13%
13%
14
13%
13%
*13%
13%
I 3 5/8
5
52 '/4
53%
53%
54%
54%
56%
X563/8
l
27%
27%
27
27%
26%
27%
26%
10
52'/2
52%
53%
54
52%
53
53%
_——
111
345/8
*13%
No par
j.
Corp:
2,100
17 Va
55%
1,000
14,700
93
17
563/a
*55
RR Co
1,300
■■
10%
60%
16%
Elec—Nopar
Light com
_No par
81%
*59%
54%
de
51%
81%
Central Illinois
-
124%
52%
106
35%
Georgia Ry______No par
preferred series B_
100
Central
125
19%
Aguirre Sugar
4% %
*52
81%
41% Dec
6
24%
126
126
54
35%
4
Sep
52%
106
*52
Central Hudson Gas &
Mar 11
30 V2 Sep
36% May 26
24 y8
*123
126
54
20
of
Apr 26
Sep 15
*104V2
*52
No par
common
Foundry Co
55 %
51V2
"
54
preferred series A.100
conv
Central
18
126
10
100
Central
.5%
250
22
100
9
9
51 %
*51%
1
common
69% May 25
93% Sep
51
50
preferred—
Central
13.100
86%
series
20% Jan
7
33%
34%
25%
preferred —
-9yuVpel0tex Corp
Apr 20
33%
33%
86
4.20%
2nd
JUly.26^—:,4%%
35% Sep [
.19% Apr
33%
34%
25%
preferred
July 207%
:
33%
33%
86
Celanese COrp
83.
33%
34%
84%
3
^
33%
33%
5
26 V4 Jan
130,
-
Shares
32%
120%
Caterpillar Tractor common™
Preferred
the Week
*119%
6
5
1%
Sept. 16
119%
series—
Co
Friday
Sept. 15
119%
3
.
115 V4 Mar 16
4
(J
Sales for
Thursday
25%
127% Aug
-
8
29
Case
PRICES
120'%
Carriers & General Corp_;
i
<5AJF
25'/8
common...
$3
HlfiH
Wednesday
Sept. 14
*119%
Co
preferred
AND
No par
57
Juiy
105y2 May
3
May 16
15% Jan
Oct
4%%
8
22
Jan
16
2
Mar
20% Nov
101 Va Jun
Corp
53'/a Mar
3
66% May
Carrier
Steel
56
1
7
13% May
Carpenter
Sept. 13
5
Carolina Power & Light.
15
Tuesday
1
Co
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co
10
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
Aug 29
26y8 Jan
3
7
Inc
(The)
Monday
Sept. 12
Par
Airlines
Carborundum
120
11
Maris
51
Capital
7
37% Jun
July 19
20 % Oct
126
6
RECORD
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
1
Highest
13
17 % Jan
107
Range since Jan
Lowest
Highest
8% Jan
28
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
*31%
135/s
200
32%
5,200
300
13%
400
58
58%
15,600
26%
26%
265/8
8,000
53%
*52%
533/4
900
58
<
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
33
Jan
11
60
98% Jan
5
108
22
May 12
4% Feb
2
22
50
Mar 17
105
Nov
Apr
5
62
Mar
9
109
Feb
3
29% July 19
6% May 17
38% Aug 11
8% Dec 30
68
Feb
16
Chance
9% Feb
25
Checker
63% Sep
16
56% Sep
16
Jun
13
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
3%% convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
25% Jan
53 y2 Dec
31
43
33 Vb Jan
46 y8 Dec
31
42% Jan
6
84 y4 Jan
94% Dec
9
93% Jan
17
14
Jan
Mar 14
July
99
6
24% Dec
30
21% Jan
18
23% Feb
30% Dec
30
28
Jan
18
18V2 Jan
18% Jan
27% May 14
38% Dec 17
33% Jan
27 % Jan
38% Dec
16
36% Jan
19
43% July 26
12% Mar
19% Dec
31
16% Jan
21
23
Apr
18
5% Jan
13% Dec
31
12
Jan
6
19% Apr
20
8
17% Dec
21
15% Jan
6
29% Jun
22
10
Jun
35 V8 Mar
20% Aug
9
18
27% Mar 25
36 % Mar 25
26
Jan
44% Mar
3
2
2
52% Dec
2Q
45 V2 Feb
16
10% Jan
11
17% Dec
30
14% Jan
21
22
Sep
8
26
29
34% Feb
9
30% Jan
13
42% Jun
22
49% Dec
Oct
30% Aug 31
63
Jan
5
22
39 % Jan
6
53 y4 Mar
1
10
108 V2 Jan
11
142% Mar
3
Dec
29
851/8 Aug 10
101% May
9
94
7% July
11% Jan
10% Aug 30
21% Nov 18
4
21
Feb
Dec
14 y4
July 27
Class
18
97% Jan
4
47
Jan
12
28% Jan
11
25
Aug
9
105% Oct 15
5%
Chic
9% Jan
5
17% Dec
5%
104% Sep
22
37% Dec
3
21% Dec
4
15
Jan
4
74
Jan
27
33% Jan
4
170
May 12
87% Sep
7
Aug 29
7
18
23% Jan
17
100
Aug
59% Jan
4
59
92% Aug
3
29% July 35
104 V2 May
9
Feb
18
Mar 14
50% Feb
1
61% Sep
16
43
14
18
Mar 24
17'/4 Jan
3
11
105% Jun
17
2
40% Feb
15
19% Jan
27
94
Jan
26
57% Dec
27
53
Jan
6
81
Mar 15
191
Feb
14
198
Jan
17
Dec
27
92
28
108
70% Jun
2
75 y2 Sep
73
40% Aug 13
44
27
Mar" 4
42% Aug 18
18
24% Dec
33% May 31
July
9
Jan
7
Feb
24
2V8 May
4
32% Mar 25
29
3% Aug 30
Dec
6
Jan
6
104
Dec
22
107% Oct
18
869
Dec
10
7
86% Jan
4
125% Mar 17
976
Apr
63% Nov
13
22
7%
8 3/a
7%
60 V*
61V'4
61%
553/8
55%
55%
56 3/a
98
98
98%
98%
23%
23
23
32%
*32
Jun
Aug 16
Jun
21
100V2 Jun
24
4
2
Apr,,^-
49.; Aufc 26
12% Jan 20
24% Dec
21
Sep
62% Jan
Vu Mar
15
4
17% Jan
31
14
6
21% Jun
20
Mar 14
33 y8 Sep
13
95
3
17,600
39
39%
39%
40%
39%
40
40
40%
40
40%
6,700
*43
33
400
17
_No par
26%
273/8
26%
27%
253/4
267/B
26%
28%
27%
29%
100
71 '/2
71%
71 Vb
71%
70%
71%
703/s
71
703/8
71
21
40%
21%
193/B
20 Vu
19%
20 Va
19%
20 V*
19%
20%
31,300
41%
40
403/4
40%
40%
393/8
40'%
38%
40
16,100
pfd
noncum
100
5
com
preference—No par
Cotton
Oil
10
1
common
preferred-—
25
25
5%
20
*54
No par
28 Va
xl01%
65 Vu
46'%
100
-
Milling Machine Co—_10
No par
10
5
100
No par
5
preferred—_ 100
noncumulative
14'%
*103Vb
31Vb
23%
111
20
preferred
75
*194
com
Pitts RR 7%
guaranteed
10O
15
*99'/4
No par
Ilium
*108'%
*73'%
*42%
new
preferred
gtd—__50
stock—50
4%
46%
47
46
*125
141
*125
95
98
93
94%
*12%
133/8
12%
12%
,18%
l&'/a
18 Va /
18%
98%
13 3/„
18 Vu
6
X
5%
6
20%
20
20%
54%
*54
54%
88 V*
87%
89 Va
45%
5%
89%
*125
1,800
89,700
3,700
46%
1,800
141
95
93
13%
13%
13%
*.18%
18%
18%
6Vb
100
94%
*125/8
20%
*54
131%
94
6Vb
20%
*45%
46%
131 y4
46%
141
*<(.
6
6Va
22,200
200
19
'
700
6%
17,300
2,100
90
20%
20%
54%
54'%
54%
10
89%
54%
20
*54 Va
v
90%
89%
90%
81,700
28%
3*400
193/4
40
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
100%
101 y2
101 Vu
101 Vu
102%
102%
65%
65 3/a
65 3/a
*64%
65%
65
65
643/4
65
47 y4
46 Vu
47%
47%
47%
47
47%
46%
47%
11,800
58%
58
58%
58%
58%
58%
60 y4
59%
61%
36,300
28 Va
102
15V8
107
313/8
14%
*103y8
313/a
23%
23%
1113/4
111%
75%
215
103%
40 V*
108%
74%
*194
*99%
41
108%
313/a
24
112%
74%
215
103%
41
108%
143/a
*103'/8
31
23%
*111
73%
*190
*99%
40%
143/a
14%
107
*104'%
31%
31%
23%
23%
111
111%
14%
14%
*104%
107
31%
31%
23%
23%
111
111
74
74
74
73
215
♦194
215
*194
*99%
103%
39%
403/4
*108%
*108
109
75
*73%
75
*73%
*42%
43%
*42%
'*Q
39%
108%
14%
31%
600
1,700
103%
39%
3,800
109
74%
*74%
43%
*42%
433/4
21%
21%
100
75%
40
22
21%
213/4
22
22
21%
06%
63%
65
62 Vu
64
63%
64%
63%
x373/8
38 Va
383/a
39
38 3/8
38%
38 3/a
38%
8,600
64
37 y2
1
100
cumulative 2nd preferred_100
Coca-Cola Co (The)
No par
Corp—No par
3%
43 Vu
22
3%
43%
3%
43%
109%
140%
137%
139%
♦1,110
54%
1,160
90%
90%
*107
138'%
140'%
*1,100
1,160
*1,100
54%
55%
547/8
90 Vu
♦90%
par
19%
20
No par
32V2
33
43%
141%
110%
108%
90 %
iNo
115
108%
10
3%
3%
44
143%
1413%
138%
3%
43%
*141%
*141%
No par
com
3%
44
145
*143
215/a
1,160
553/8
92
55%
*108
3%
35%
42,900
•
17,700
3%
6,800
43%
44%
3,500
141%
*141%
110%
*107%
142%
110%
44
136%
1363/b
1,160
1
3,100
5,800
73%
37%
No par
Collins & Aikman ^Corp—
Colorado Fuel &* Iron com
,
215
x64%
Corp
Co
6,200
<
235/8
1
preferred
Internat'l
900
111%
*42%
43%
100
107
74%
75
44
*99%
103%
109
103%
l
Cluett Peabody & Co com
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50 preferred
14%
107
28%
*102
No par
Corporation—
Coca-Cola
58
100
Co
St Louis Ry Co com
Elec
48
142
1,000
10,200
Electric-
&
Equipment
5 %%
*18
86%
preferred
&
48
*130
97
*12%
25
convertible
Clopay
1,160
Jan
23%
22
Clinton Foods Inc
Apr 18
50% May 6
23%
*323/e
43 %
4%
990
24
32%
16%
Climax Molybdenum
July 11
23%
21%
Clevite
145
243/8
43%
Special
6
24
16%
Cleveland &
111% Jan
24%
22%
4%%
Aug 26
23%
*32
43%
5Vu %
122
24
16%
City Products Corp_
City Stores Co common...
9
1,500
32 •%
21%
City Investing Co common
100 % Mar
23
32
23 Vu
43%
Cities Service Co
7%
200
153/4
C I T Financial Corp
148% Mar 14
28,900
20%
$4.50
10
800
56%
43%
Cleveland
25% Feb 14
223/4
63%
100'%
15%
4
45% Jan
55%
20 Va
13
,80% May
*32'%
63%
*98
43%
Sep
12
*22%
62%
16%
Jan
45 >/2 May
23'%
32%
62
7,800
203/B
41
76% July 27
23%
56 Va
100%:
8
7%
43'%
Cincinnati
5Vo
23%
55%
70
13,700
15%
preferred
C
23 Ve
60%
*98
8
34%
20 Va
Common
C C
56 y4
2,900
107%
33 %
43*4
convertible
Clark
60 y4
100%
55
*106%
33%
16%
111
4
17
23
55 Vu
55
55
107
20 V*
Co
4%
60
*98
106%
43 %
Copper Co
Chrysler Corp
4
15% Mar 24
31
24'/a Jun 22
113
4
39% Mar 14
90
46% Dec
83/4
8%
54
53%
107
North Western com__No par
Childs
133% Jan
95% Sep 16
20% July 28
.140% Sep
1
41 *" Mar 22
Jan
2% Jan
22
Oct
4
20% Mar 14
56
34% May
31
43
38% Jan
Jan
5y% inov 22
142
89
Aug 30
42% Dec
12
132 % Jan
75
101% Apr
30% Jun
110% Dec
37
8%
Chile
Jan
5
24
8%
1.25
53%
107
16%
Chickasha
5%
3
93
22%
54
107%
20 Va
convertible
12
Jan
107
33%
preferred series A
$3
20% Sep
3
210
32 3/a
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
1
Dec
101
33%
53 %
No par
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
22
66% Jan
14
98% July 22
32 y8
40
series A
&
6% Jun
Feb
42% Aug 23
27% Jan
*106
33%
A
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
22y2 Feb
29
84 y4 Aug 12
49
Nov 23
107%
33
Manufacturing
Cincinnati Gas
20% Feb
54
*106
1
Inc
Class B
13 V2 Mar 14
21
Cab
54 y4
No par
Vought Aircraft
Chicago Corp (The)
1
Chicago Great Western Ry com__50
5 Vo
preferred
50
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
3
3
May 25
72 y4 Dec
14
No par
_—
$4.50 preferred
17
15% May
31
35
66% Feb
9 V8 Feb
31
16% Dec
7V2 Jan
1
118 y4 Dec
62% Jan
1% Jan
74% Sep
Common
1,160
-
136
137
10
*1,050
55
54%
55%
♦90%
91%
*90%
20%
10
400
3,500
56%
15,800
91%
150
19%
331/8
19%
203/8
20%
193/4
20
31%
32%
31%
32
313/a
31%
76,500
*48%
48%
48%
48%
48
48%
600
19%
32%
48'/2
*48%
54
53 Vb
531%
*53%
54%
53%
*52%
54
69
39
68
69
*67%
69%
*67
69%
*67
69%
*64
66
*64
66
*64
66
*64
66
*64
4.800
66
48%
Jan
6
49
July 28
52% Ded -31
49% Jan
27
63
Mar 29
50
Jan
29
61
31
59
Jan
6
75
45
Apr
30
58% Nov 30
56
Jan
17
25
Aug
9
32
Class
A
—2.50
25%
26%
255/8
26%
26
26%
26%
27
26%
26%
25% Aug
9
31
Class
B
2.50
25%
25%
25%
253/4
25%
26
25%
26%
26
26%
11.100
16%
16
16%
16%
16%
16%
163/b
63,600
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
243/8
24%
Dec
45
preferred series B
Southern
Colorado &
May 27
4 7o
Columbia
Broadcasting
4
153,4 Mar 14
16% Dec 23
Columbia Gas System Inc
26
Columbia
Aug 29
68% Jan
4
May 27
85% Feb
4
41% Jan
11
53% Dec 22
45% Mar 22
52% Jun
17
26% Jan
11
315/8 July 15
61% Dec
8
28 % Mar 15
34% Aug
54 % Jan
6
53% Nov 24
46% Feb
25
44
Jan
14
34 5/a Jan
12
89
Feb
17
15 Va May 11
22 % Dec
30
36% Jan
483/4 Dec
77
8
6
Jan
4
2
2
8"% Jan
11
Conde
18% May 12
24% Jan
11
Cone
21% Mar 14
25% May 26
8
27% Feb
7
7% Jan
4
13% Dec
23
127/a Jan
10
34% July
23% Sep
1
Consolidated
Coppermines Corp
4
473/8 Aug
3
110% Dec 30
Jan
5
4
267/a Dec 27
23 % Jan
5
12% Jan
4
17
153/4 Jan
7
123/8 Feb
11
Jan
6
36% Jan
3
45% Jan
18
33
6
Mar 11
51% Aug
2
1113/4 Aug 16
44% Jan
Consol Edison
$5
of
18 5/a Feb
17
Consolidated
Foods
273/4 Feb
11
Consolidated
Laundries Corp
Ind
213/4 Feb
4
33
30
10
7
13% Aug 10
Consolidated Retail
7
Apr
6
95/8 Dec
28
11
Consolidated Textile
387/a Jan
8
7% May 10
1
46% Jun
105% Jan
5
106% Jun
7
42% Jan
7
49% Aug
113
Nov
109% Feb
5
24
1
108
Jan
Jan
11
106% Aug 17
Mar 16
Jan
50% Mar
112
Mar
109% Jun
27
7
4
1
$4.52
101% May 25
20% Jan
4
90 % Jan
4
54% Jan
4
96
-■
Jan
21
683/4 Nov 23
105
Sep 22
30'/a Dec
1053/4 Dec
30
61
Jan
6
101% Mar
7
27% Jan
6
80
41 %
31
100% Jan
13
109
79% Nov 24
723/a Jan
25
85
1063/4 Dec 27
For footnotes
see
page
97% Aug 11
26.
July
105% Jan
Sep
July
Jun
104% Jun
7
10
8
5
17
1
Corp
Co Inc
33%
33%
34%
34%
34%
7,900
67%
6734
68
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
4.900
22%
22%
21%
22%
31,100
46%
47
463/4
47%
8%
11,700
22%
22%
23Va
22%
46%
47%
46%
47%
46%
47
8%
8%
18%
23%
8%
8%
8%
18%
18%
18%
18%
5,900
23%
18%
23%
18%
233/8
23%
23%
23%
4,900
32
32%
32 3/a
32%
32%
32%
800
215/a
21%
21%
22%
22
22%
14,000
503/8
51
50%
51
par
5
1
10c
100
Co com—No par
-
Inc
$3.75 preferred ;
3.600
22%
8
18%
23%
x32
213/4
51%
8%
19
23%
32
22
51%
110% 1103/4
35
35 %
xl7%
24%
34%
*26
12%
8%
18
24%
35%
27%
12%
8%
50
50%
108% 110
106% 107%
18%
233/8
32Va
32%
21%
21%
51%
513/8
110% 110%
34% 35
common
No par
20
No par
73
74
*101% 103
40% 41
106
106
78%
xlOl
78 %
101
8%
50%
110%
34%
51%
111
34%
110%
34
110%
343%
8%
11034
33%
110%
35%
3,400
7,600
2,200
4,200
17%
24^
18
18
18
18
18%
17%
17%
5.300
24
24
24 Va
24%
24%
24%
24%
3.400
34%
35%
343/4
35%
343/4
35
34%
34%
9,700
27
12%
*25 %
27%
26%
26 Vu
27%
27%
400
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
3,900
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
1,900
50%
10,200
*26
12%
8%
50% 50%
109
109%
107% 107%
of America—
preferred
68%
22%
10
Can
33%
68%
No par
preferred
$5.50
33%
51%
No par
-
Continental Baking
Continental
33%
68
100
Common
4%
10,200
523/„
—10
Inc
preferred
Container
120
50%
70
5
pfd
Stores
preferred
83%
49%
.
51%
Consumers Power Co com—No par
$4.50
*83%
50%
69
1.33Vb
Consolidated Natural Gas
26
11% Dec
83%
49%
52
1
Corp
Corp
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
Jan
4
83%
48%
70
No par
Consol
5% Jan
83%
47%
51-%
No par
1
24
Electronics
*83%
69
>__•
Y com
N
preferred
83%
48%
33%
10
Cigar Corp
26
83%
47%
5
No par
Consolidated
407/8 Jan
108
Publishing Co—No
Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
5
107 Va Apr
2,800
833/8
1
Commonwealth Edison Co.
Nast
16
24%
11.100
25
Solvents
9
20
73/4 Sep
90
240
48'
33%
10
263/4 Feb
30 3/4 Dec
8
Inc
Co
47"% Jan
12
25
Commercial
52%
1
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
6
20% Jan
363/4 Dec
No par
38% Mar 14
19% Jan
13
333/4 Dec 14
17% Nov
3
No par
Co—
Engineering
27
6
83%
47%
Carbon
Credit
8% Dec
20
cumulative prel'erred_No par
Columbian
Commercial
235/a Jan 26
Dec
25%
Combustion
16
233/4 Jan
22% Oct
16%
253/8
79% Mar 24
4
Jan
16
new—5
Pictures common
573/4 Jun
19% Oct 29
17% May 5
5
$4.25
48 'A
*53 Va
System—
Apr 21
Apr 22
17% Feb 23
23 Vu Aug 26
12% Jan
100
noncumulative 1st pfd
_100
noncumulative 2nd pld—_ 100
4%
67% May 27
.50
Ry com
50%
50%
109%,.. 109%
107
74%
75
101/2 103
x40
,^2%
106
106
'101%
103
77%
99
78%
101
50%
109%
107%
74%
73%
50%
109%
107
40
106
76%
♦99
40%
106
77%
101
74
102
107
74%
102
40
40%
'106
106%
77
77%
99
99
50
510
110
110
107
107
220
73
74
2,500
103
40%
*106
77
*99
103
40%
30
18,600
106 %
70
77%
9,700
100
180
IT.
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1126)
.
.
Monday, September 19, 1955
.
*
NEW
STOCK
YORK
Range for Previous
Year 1954
72
Feo
7% Jan
52
Jan
Lowest
11% Dec
7
10
22
Dec
6
15
102
Dec
29
19% Apr
6
36% May 18
93-/2 Mar 14
4
4
13% Dec
31
4
75% Nov
24
May 12
9% Aug
70
Jan
NEW
Highest
22
7 Vb May
11 •/# tiuu
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
13% Sep
49
16
15
Continental
14% Feb
9
24
8
Continental
Motors
90% July
31
25% Mar 14
40% Sep
20% Jan
28
3D
35% May 18
21% Mar 29
7
18
25
48% Apr
5
51% Dec
31
50% Jan
36
Dec
7
29
54
99% Apr
95% Jan
102
96% Jan
174% Jan
I a% Sep
185
5
*
Dec
98
1
5% Dec
12
100
5
Jan
7%
3J% nu<4 25
6% July 22
7
3%%
30 % Dec
14
28% Jan
7
33
Sep
13
74
15
35% Jan
11
57 %
Sep
14
d Crescent
-19% Sep
12
Crown
21% Jan
11
36'A Dec
31
13% Nov
10
20% Jan
26
i
1
"/a
Jan
15% Dec
4
4% Oct
21
4b % Oct
20
7% Jun
«
30
6% Apr
5
8% Mar 14
29
.31% Mar 29
37% Aug
2
Dec
6
101 % May 25
Aug 17
52% May 23
4
108
5
62
18% Dec
4
31
135
140
79
48 % Nov
24
43% Jan
c
52% Sep
Dec
16
92
30% Jan
11
26
94
4% May 18
7
fl
VB% Jan
Nov
26
93
Mar
13
95% Feb
14
19% Jan
32% Jan
41
May
12% Jan
26
17% Jan
14% Jan
51'A
45,800
27%
28 %
28
28%
27%
28%
27%
27%
26%
27%
7,200
*50 %
Corp
5%
178
"
common
Apr
30
5
36
28% Jan
62% July
8
18
11
35
Aug
68
Nov
30
Jan
15% Dec
31
22
39% Dec
8
27% Jan
7
Jan
38% Oct
116
4
Dec
37
3
Fen
32%
32%
32%
57 %.
58%
2,903
18%
173A
18%
41,903
*36%
Jan
35'A Apr
1
111
13
Apr
16%
7%
C5%
6%
105
56%
22%
.
1
34%
100
*136%
No par
2
*92%
6
20
*13
preferred
~ jq
common"
Detroit
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR
Detroit Steel Corp
18
42% Feb
28
4
45% July
117'A July
Devoe
5
13
6
&
4.40%
Raynolds
Sep
15
Diamond
37% Jan
28
10
20'A Sep
14
10'A Jun
13"% Aug 16
12% Jan
7
13% Jun
7
$1.50 cumulative preferredll
Diamond T Motor Car Co__
Diana Stores Corp
30% Apr
1
28 % Mar 24
36
Nov
11
11% Jan
8% May 17
12
9% Mar 18
7
4
s
Sep
2
49% Aug 17
64% Apr
64
79
26
29
Jan
4
57
Jan
11
9
34% Dec 31
jU%
5
15% Dec
20
12
4
18% Sep
7
2
47%
4
33% Feb
*inr
Aug 17
Apr
18% Jan
4
75% Jan
15
20% Dec
23
11% Oct
27
7
Jan
41% Dec
29
36% Jan
30
98
23% Dec
31
13% Sep
7
Sep
48% Sep
Ian
»
19% Sep
12
Apr
24% Jan
11
12% Aug 19
4
17
16
14
8
Sep
Sep
104 Ve Jan
11
170^
TV»r»
50%
118
Apr
503/4
50%
92%
92%
10
6'A
*5%
6%
800
133/4
13%
13%
100
27%
28
4,000
46 •%
2,400
*13%
13%
*13%
273/4
47
47
94
91
92
*90
*92
*93
94
*93
94
*93
94
*93
94
*98
100
*98
100
*98
100
16'A
16%
16%
16
3/e
22,800
36%
373/8
36%
37%
40,400
34
*33%
34%
*333/4
34 %
34%
34 %
333A
34
74%
74 %
74%
73%
76%
75%
77
753A
76
193/a
18 3A
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
183/4
21,300
38%
37%
37%
37 %
37%
37
37%
37 %
37%
1,600
42
42%
43%
19,903
36%
36%
42
80
42%
36 3/e
42%
36%
36%
*79
3/e
363/4
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
16 %
173A
35,700
25%
25
25
25
25
24%
24%
*243/4
25%
500
40%
x38
40
*38
42%
111%
40%
112
*38
40
*38
42%
111%
39%
12 V« Mar
39%
39'A
40%
39%
39%
35
35
34 3A
343/4
35
35
18%
20%
19%
20%
19%
20'/a
14,000
13 5/s
133/4
13%
13%
13%
13%
13'A
13 S/8
13 %
13%
3,600
2
43%
44%
44
443/8
43%
44
43%
44
43%
44
6,600
9%
10
10
10
10
10
10
10%
10 %
10%
2,000
*54 %
55%
2,100
~~
Dome
7
Mines
Douglas
16
Dow
14
Dresser
13
3%%
3
*67
69%
68
68
353/8
35%
35%
35 Vb
35%
1,903
13%
13
13
123/4
13
'
123/4
12%
1,300
13 Va
35%
13%
13%
54
16%
16%
16%
16
693/4
70%
69
70%
69'/a
69%
69%
70
5
.
57%
58%~
57
58%
57%
58%
58 %
59%/
Co
15 3A
16%
Industries
50c
preferred
4GVa
46%
40%
47%
100
common
convertible
*9834
115 %
*98%
115%
19%
1
Dunhill International
V
12
*11
1
19%
19%
■
*n
12'
'
*11
4
'
Duplan Corp
8%
No par
83/4
83/8
9%
9%
9%
2283/4
231%
230 %
232,%
233
235%
series
No par
1183A
118%
118%
118%
118%
118'A
series—
*95%
95%
95%
95%
95%
95 %
•'
953A
13
No par
30*/4 ptp
I
10
X36%
36'A
36%
36 3/8
36'%
36%
"
36 3A
_50
48%
48%
"48%
•
*48
'■*
*51
Sep
10
53% Oct
Dec
3
12
6
38
July 25
49 %
Apr
27
53% Apr
83 /Feb
Common
22
2
12
22
"$4.15
18
54% Mar
4%
51% Aug
2
53 % Apr
29
6
lb % Apr
11
1
-
14
Jan
preferred
—;
—
4.20%
50%
50
preferred
preferred
8
-
51
53
%'
53
51% "-51%
52
-
15%
■
*48
52
52
50%
*4&3/i
50
:
*51
*49%
X52
50
!
48%
50%
53%
X53
—50
$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar Corp_
*48
52
*51
50
-
preferred
4.10%
57% Mar 70
1
15-
common
$3.75 preferred
■
51% July 22
50% A. g
9
8
-
Duquesne Light Co
'
5
7
21%
100
7,500
\
'
100
11
11
'
9 % "
8%
$3.50
9% Jan
23,503
48%
115
20%
-
'
8%
9'
12,400
(E I) & Co-
$4.50
51
473/4
12
Preferred
9
15,503
*98%
203/4
*11
Preferred
54 % Dec
14,800
60
-
12
8,403
16'A
70
59%
'
115
20%
20'A
20 %
20%
'
*98 3/4
118
■
2vJ
69%
48'A
47%
48%
47%
118
12
7
16
16%
16
No par
No par
Co.
"
Chemical
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
18
£5
69%
69
1
Ltd
Aircraft
54 %
35%
54%
35 Ve
No par
55
303
35
533/4
69
35'A
.
*67
55%
71
55
*68
lu
51% July
10,70'J
39 %
18%
Apr
Feb
2,640
3 5'A
*35
; Apr
249% July
18
48% Jan
2,703
18%
383/4
39%
35%
124
51
_■
44
112%
18%
383/4
*35
101
4
40
112 %
112
112
112
43-%
43%
43%
43%
42 3i
111%
423/a
111
Aug 19
54% Oct 25
20
173/8
Jan
53% Nov
7,400
85
17%
94% Aug 11
1
1,600
2,803
36%
3u%
*79
85
117
12
43
43%
36%
42
*79
82
*79
82
157
47% July
23,300
1
17
37%
37
6
46% Jan
22%
22
23%
22%
23%
22 %
xl6%
1
Mar 12
140
92
94
24
49
46'A
93
122% Oct
50'A Jan
•
28
28%
<*0%
101'A Nov
6
2,100
50%
94%
6
Jan
1,303
%
121
45
72
•
7
33% Jan
'
■
72
*5%
6%
28% Jan
*
1
2,403
34%'
139
*136%
•
50%
*92
94'A
*5%
94% Jan
1
'
72
*92%
13%
139
72
18%
Pepper Co
du Pont de Nem
115% Jan
50
34%
34%
*136 %
42%
Dixie Cup Co common
No par
5% conv preferred series A
50
18% Mar 31
60
34%
34%
139
j
Dr
91 % Feb
34,700
a
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
j
43% Mar 14
227A
*39'A
—2s
Dobeckmun Co (The)
14% July 27
22%
253/8
1
new
Divco Corp
15% Jan
July 12
104'A Dec
•
com
38% July 25
I4
62% May 17
Dec~23
Match
22%
HI—~50c
10
40
61 % Dec
46
11% Jan
OT"
26% Aug
10% Jan
14'A Jan
40 %
22%
17%
preferredllllOO
6
11
1,003
22% •
27 %
80
10
13% Jan
56'A
46%
42
1
34% Jan
56'A
27%
36 5A
Co_~100
common
cumulative
V
46
94
240
57
273/4
*37
I-I—H— 15
class A
ZIIII_2
Diamond Alkali Co
25,600
110
56%
18%
20
Co
7'A
7'A
*107
56%
74%
par
Edison—
403
24
Co—.13.50
24
200,703
45%
*98
7% preferred
20
Delaware & Hudson
—IlOO
Delaware Lack & Western
~~ 50
Delaware Power & Light
21
13%
37%
7%
' 107%
*106 1
*
11%
14%
37
71/4
107%
503
"
*36'A
13%
36 %
46%
*93
2,303
13,603
8>/e
64
64
29
93%
200
15%
77A
77/e
65 *
28
93%
21,100
15% v
15%
16
7%'
72%
37%
Denver & Rio Grande West RR
Escrow ctfs for common
No
:
7%
.
34 %
6
36'A
31% Jun
21
13%
6%
*72
5C %
*13%
80
53%
52%
*15%
15% '
*63 %
37
*136%
94%
5%
12,900
22%
34%
49%
6
40C
56%
103%
56%
72%
*92'A
94%
,
56%
139
■V
53%
xl5%.
•
7%
106
'
22%
72%
16%
12%
6%
*136%
52%
*15%'
65% '
14% '
*35%
105%
34%
34%
139
37'A
56JA
*103
*
12%
22%
23
803
'
734
37 %
36 :JA
common
16
35% Sep
16'A
56%
17,803
97'A
*36 3/4
56%
103%"
••
39% *«•'
*96
363/4
56%
15% '
*63%
6%
-
'36%
103%
54
53%
16%
105%
-
39
-
-
46
7
100
16% July 23
Jan'"l2
:
6%
105
56%
/
97%
*9«I/4
*
7%
65%
11
50
50
100
2 50
*15%
*35%
72'A
71
15%
65%
36
36
l
common
"
'
■
57'A
7%
8
'■
103'A
16%
16%
65%
10% ~ 11%
2.50
10% May 10
33%
15%
5
56%
103 %
*103%
55
15%
57'A
57
*
40
39»/4
■»
36'%
36%
37%
103%
54%
15%
103%
:V
97%
x53%
57%
103%
53%
*
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37%
x56%
•
36
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33
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Decca Records Inc
76% Sep
178%
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23
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52
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Dayton Power & Light
28
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40%
.
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preferred
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52
3.900
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3
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4
4
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31% May 16
12
47%
18
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47%
May 11
97
17
18% Nov 23
4
46
5
Davega Stores Corp
46% Mar 22
15
27
47
100
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1
17
4
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Sep
2
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2
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97
6,100
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Cushmans Sons Inc 7%
91
23
Aug 23
96'A Apr
25%
2
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11
12% May
13% July
32% Mar
40
25%
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—
6
42% Jan
13
24% Jan
23
7% July 12
Apr 27
39%
25%
2.50
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Curtis Publishing common—
Mar 1.
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40'A
25%
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Jar.
July
5.600
40%
—1
common
15
1
46
5
94% Jan
12
27
25% Dec
4
27
Jan
31
4% May 12
Aug 20
14% Mar 15
8
Jan
35 % Aug
88%
40%
1
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preferred
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87%
26%
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Corp
&
3.4C0
89
39%
25
19
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100
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1
87% Jan
of
4%%
23
21
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88
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1
26
29
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24 % Aug
8
88%
87
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Cudahy Packing Co common
11
9%
26%
50
Zellerbach Corp com
Feb
Jan
33% Dec
Cuba
2
9%
38%
common
preferred
67% Feb
Jan
64% Dec
11
91
116
56% Jan
11
Apr
9% Jan
2
8
7
Jan
Jan
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15% Jan
27
28
Jan
Jan
39
11% Jan
6
136% July 20
25
134
37
3
9% Aug
19
90
9% May
8
Feb
9%
,
26%
1
Crucible Steel of
7
18% Mar 29
•
6% Jan
59
Dec
•
97/a Jan
35
Jan
13% Jun
20% Mar
9%
38%
Corp
preferred
$4.20
12
Sep
$2
9%
26%
International Corp
Crown
3
May
73% Apr
14% Sep
54% Jan
7% Jan
55
12
13% Jan
31
60
27% May 14
93
S
15Va Sep
29
Dec
8
107
9%
38%
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Cream
12
2
32% Jan
•
7% Dec
37% Sep
57% Sep
7
52% Aug 26
9%
4,800
5
series
Electric
Petroleum
Crane Co
34-. Jan
98
98%
11
102 % Sep
98
28%
18
15
97%
100%
28
Nov 26
17%
28%
2% Feb
357/a Oct
97%
100%
98% Apr
106
96%
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48% Jan
4
96%
98%
100%
28%
178
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4
95%
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29% Jan
97%
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24
101% Jan
49
72%
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'
47
72%
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13% Mar So
47%
72%
37% Jan
Apr
46%
72%
16
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46%
5
29
17% July 20
46%
57
2% Dec
4
46%
33%
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23
46%
32%
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Jan
46%
57
4
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23
57
4
26% Mar 22
13%
33%
4
45 % Feb
13%
23
56
91% Jan
Jan
13%
23%
33%
28% Jan
2
13%
23
1
Coty
Coty
1 % Jan
13%
23'A
preferred
100
pfd 3%% series of 1947__100
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preferred
100
Corn
6
12%
22%
86 %
Cum
2
12%
22'A
9%
3%%
29
11%
22%
5
common
Corning Glass Works
May 23
Apr
30% May
183% July
24% Jan 21
9
14
11%
14
Convertible pref 5%
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Dubilier
Shares
Sept. 16
97
5
Cornell
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Sept. 15
46%
8
Copperweld Steel Co
3
102
Jan
Delaware
Sales for
PRICES
22
1
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Range Co
July 5
July 27
73% Jun
27% Aug 11
176% Feb
4
26% Nov 23
1
3% Mar 16
53
35% Jan
Mar 14
95% Jan
13
Aug 25
16
58
July 19
of
SALE
Sept. 14
11%
10
Continental Steel Corp
2
28% July 27
8
4
48% May 25
14
Sep
51% Sep
14
44 % Mar
21 % Jan
Continental Oil
HIGH
Wednesday
Sept. J3
22
Macbine__l
&
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Tuesday
Sept. 12
25
Insurance
22
Jan
preferred
Apr
110
27 % Dec
52
convertible
Foundry
25 % Apr
24% Dec
5%
RECORD
Monday
Par
Continental Cop & Steel Ind com__2
Continental
4
1
STOCK
16
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YORK
Sep
Dec
19
STOCK
LOW
EXCHANGE
23% July 14
loVn Jun
19
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
15%
-
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600
36%
36%
36%
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27
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40
8
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6
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6
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18
15 % Jan
4
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203/a Jan
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4
4
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3
22'A Jan
19
Jan
95
Sep
24% Mar 15
93
Mar 17
11
10
36
Jan
6
1
103
Sep
14
Dec
23
23 % Dec
Nov
24
45% Mar
4
4% Dec
15
Eagle-Plcher Co
Jun
23
Eastern
Airlines Inc
32% Jun
21
Eastern
Corp
Eastern
Stainless Steel
31'A Sep
85
:
Mar 14
Jun
1 % Jan
May
45
39% Dec
106
33
23
Aug 29
38% Sep
58
,
Mar 14
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4
13% Feb
.
67
167
1
52% Nov 24
27% Oct 13
24
85% Feb
100
Dec
24% Aug
4
9 % Jan
,
175
16
Jan
31
55% Aug
1
35
July 28
96% May 31
47'A Jun
107
9
15% May 18
23 % Feb
35% Mar 14
53
6
29'A Dec
5% Feb
3
15% Jan
34% Feb
22% Feb
25
31% Feb
26
48% Jun
63
Oct
25
54 % Dec
30
48
25% Jan
11
413/4 Jun
17
39% Jan
Apr
49
143/4 Jan
4
203% Aug
9% Jun
8
15% Dec
22% Feb
17
26
Jan
4
92
Jan
6
4
19
Aug
Electric
Feb
28
5%
17
5%
6
54% Apr
11
25% July 22
Jan
3
20
13% Jan
25
25'A Jan
3
28'A Jan
6
96
2
102
July 13
Feb
Feb
34'A Sep
JaD
27% Dec
27
4
22% Dec
29
20% Jan
18
24% Apr
79
Dec
21
76
11
87
Aug
5
74% Feb
5
1
73
July
8
4
70
Dec
29
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81
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96
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19
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19
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103
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334
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5% preferred series A
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53%
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preferred
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50
Equitable Gas Co
20
31%
168
10
preferred
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4%
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80%
168
54%
95
38%
30
50
29%
50
29%
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Battery
Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
»
4
Paso
80%
38
48%
30%
1
common
2nd
31%
168
37%
49%
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preferred
conv
80%
37%
47%
54'A
shares
Emerson
14
106
Co
30
165
;
104'A
1
Amer
37%
.
1
:
(The)
Ind
29%
29 %
37%
49%
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Mus
36 3/4
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29
2.50
common
National Watch Co
Emerson
3
16% Jan
Jan
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2]
28% Aug
22 % Jan
66
Elliott
58% Feb
26% July 28
29% May 19
&
Electric Storage
"Elgin
5
13
5
10
100
Co
preferred
Elastic Stop
17
48
Corp
common
100
Electric Auto-Lite
23
6
213/s Aug 13
12
Co
preferred
Products
4%%
10
29% Aug 12
52 'A Dec
8
11% Mar
233A Jan
Kodak
preferred
4%%
Ekco
.
1
10
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
.
2
5
273/, Feb
27
6%
15
Aug
3% Jan
31
16% Dec
9
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,
v
May 27
2
27
3
12
Sep
u
10
-
.
45
4 Va
50
5,200
2,100
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3,000
110
%
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45%
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9,300
23 Va
49
23'A
23%
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14
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23
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23%
40
—
7.60G
17,100
400
Number 5465
Volume 182
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.. .
(1127)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
I
ear
Range since Jaml^
1954
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
11% Jan
4
26% Dec
27
23% Jan
6
80% July 20
Evans
12% Feb
16
14% Dec
29
13% Jan
6
20-% Sep
13
57
13
1% Apr~26
~2V2
31
50% Nov
1
27% Jun
3% Jan
11
>_1
Eversharp Inc
43
13% May
Dec
May 11
2
Mar 16
lz,i0Q
17
3
Buffet
53
55
55 V4
9j»,o00
57
55 %
53
54%
53%.
54%
-2.50'
Corp
Fajardo
May 16
7
Falstaff Brewing
£2% Jan
11
Dec
72
30% Dec
20% Jun 29
17% Mar
26% Jan
3% Apr
8
13
6
Aug 16
16% Apr
8
48% Oct
13
64 y2 Apr
43% Oct
14
56'/a Apr
23
19
34 % Dec
16
16% Dec 21
19 % Dec
27
25% Jun
74
Mar 16
70
6
16
10% Oct
25
July
1
34% Sep
5% Mar 14
8
8% July 12
9% Jun 20
13% Jan
3
67
Jan
4
60
Jan
3
31% July 21
45
Apr
29
12
24
17% Jan
4
Federal
31 % July 30
40% Jan
24
Jun
9
5
44
Sep
8
58
8% Jan
Dec
52% Jan
8
10% Apr 20
32% Dec 29
20% Jan
Jun
Feb
110% Dec
41'A Dec
10
Sep
Felt
* Ferro
24
49% Feb
17
108
Oct
Apr
35% Jan 18
59
54
1C4% Sep
18
80
104% May 17
15
108
62% Nov 23
8
21
22
104% Dec
3
16% Nov
5
23
58y« Jan
7
21'A Apr
38% Sep
35
»
ft
Mar
9
10% Oct
42% Dec
7
4
Jan
53
98 V* Jan
13
23
26
,
Sep
7
I
Sep
19
Mar
3
;
16
Firth
17
Flintkote
(The)
14
Florida
Power
48% Sep
23
7
101% Nov
5
7
Florida
Power
&
37% Jan
12
53% Dec
22
Jan
40
46% Jan
88% Jan
6
113
Nov
29
64% Jan
4
100% Dec
13
25
102
July
69'A Sep
105
13
09
14
57'/a Sep
$4.20 div cum
14
16
4
Mar 22
28
118% Sep
12
100
Sep
13
26% Aug 22
17
50
14
12% Apr
4
Francisco
11% Mar 14
14% Jun
6
21
10
76'/a Nov
12
OO
11
Jan
7
15 % Nov
19
14
23ya Jan
4
38% Dec
29
£9% Jan
4
92
29
convertible
Aug 31
Freeport
34% Mar 14
B8% Mar 30
477/e Jun
3
Freuhauf
91% Jan
10
4%
5% May 18
26 % Mar 14
7% Sep
16
Gabriel
34
30
Gair
113
32%
7%
10%
7%
7%
10 %
10%
7%
7%
10%
32%
76
31%
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32%
7%
76
32%
18,356
33
7%
7%
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10
10%
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52
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55
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15,000
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3,.v 200
35
35
34%
35
34%
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15
14%
15 VB
15
15%
15%
16%
16%
16%
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33%
33%
33%
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33%
33%
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33
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70
71
72
72
71
71%
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106
106%
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23
23
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116
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115
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61%
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61
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10
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23
23%
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23%
34 %
34%
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34%
34%
34%
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91
89
90
87
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88
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15
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15
44
43%
44
43%
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43
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common—
10%
9%
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105
61
9%
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107
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76
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preferred
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35%
.
56 %
100
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9%
35
57%
73%
1
34%
34%
107
57
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34
9%
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par
34%
34%
9
34%
100
preferred
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*69
33 %
10%
1
Co
Trailer
76
*69
76
32%
7%
1
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33%
10%
15
of '51
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Sugar Co
Froedtert
75
33%
1
Foster-Wheeler
16% Mar 23
18
2,700
*69
5
3%% preferred
Foremost Dairies Inc
104% May 24
Dec
Jan
3%%
3
Mar 31
93
O
7,o00
24%
5
Franklin Stores Corp
9y2Dec
12% Dec
4
17
24
Food Machinery & Chem Corp—_10
Feb
45% Jan
16 '/8
24%
1
ser
32% Jan
9
17
24
10
Light Co—No
pfd
7% Sep
387/g Dec
16 %
24%
7y2
23
11
16%
24 %
6.25
com
1
97'A Jan
Jun
16%
24-i/a
5
Food Fair Stores Inc common
July 15
16-/4
5
Corp
Aug 22
43% Mar 15
9
2,000
16%
No par
48% Apr
60,5b0
24%
50
common
35% Jan
18,600
14/8
15%
16%
No par
Florence Stove Co
27%
24%
_50
(The), Carpet Co
12
35
Aug
93% Jan
15%
27%
28
4%
1
preferred
26 V2 Jan
6
14
15%
8,700
*374
16%
100
16% Mar 11
28
14%
15%
1
preferred
Co
12%
15%
5
Corp
Firestone Tire & Rubber
$4
12%
15
2
Co
First National Stores
May 23
27%
12%
4 VB
24
5
Filtrol
20
106
28
12%
15%
_1
liysSep
6
Aug 29
27%
lo%
*3%
50
Co
46 y2 Feb
Aug 17
28
12%
15%
4Va
1
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
4%%
27%
13
4%
*3%
1
.
62 y2 Jun
9
38% Jan
100
15
Mfg
Corp
28%
12%
*15%
--5
Electric
Tarrant
&
*3%
Bearings
Bower
Pacific
4'A
27%
20
Paper Board Co Inc
Federated Dept Stores
13 % Feo
119
Jan
103
Mogul
Corp Inc
38 Vb Apr
9
Aug 31
28% Jan
6
29
14% Jan
72
10
Federal
55
*3%
No par
Co
Federal
5
49
e
38% Jan
Sugar
Corp
Family Finance Corp common
5% preferred series B
:
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
Farwick Corp
;
Fedders-Quigan Corp common
5% conv cum pfd ser A
5%% conv pfd 1953 series
28
*
6% Jan
79%
lo%
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp_l
15
10
77%
18%
Fairbanks Morse & Co
22% Mar 14
Jan
77%
16 Vg
7
29
19
77
19 y4
7
31
7y2 Mar
78%
xl7%
29% Mar 31
16 y2 Dec
25% Jan
77 V4
20%
18% Apr
25% Dec
76
78%
19
21% Feb
5
Shares
75%
19
Mar 15
19
the Week
75%
15
fi
Friday
Sept. 16
17%
12% July 19
24% Jan
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. 15
Sept. I t
r
75Va
27
1
Wednesday
Sept. 13
1
Ex-Cello Corp
Exchange
8
Tuesday
__5
18y4 Aug 11
Apr
Jan
Co
18% Jan
4
17 % Jan
15
Sv,p
4'/a July
Products
Monday
Sept. 12
Par
*89%
90
89 %
a
*8%
8%
*15ya
15%
1,000
44
44%
9,600
89%
89%
250
G
4% Nov 15
19
Jan
7% Aug;
4
31% Dec
2
31
Jun
6% Jan
4
10
Dec
31
Jan
25
July 5
11% Sep 15
34% Jan
6
43
Dec
14
41% Jan
18
49 %
July 27
Jan
13
38
Dec
17
31% July 13
39
Feb
11
22 % Jan
4
21,
35% Mar 14
46% Apr
46% Feb
5
23
24% Jan
7
33A Apr
40% Dec
12
25
May
25% Jan
41% Aug 23
6% Dec 27
Dec
2
37% Nov
17
33
7
22
9
32 % July 18
ova Jan
&
30% Jan
6
32
Mar 14
15% July
,20% Jan
4
31
Dec
10
7c
1C3
Jan
18
107% Aug 27
38
Jan
13
65% Nov 24
o
11
6
10
4
139
9% Oct 25'
135% Aug
Jan
148% Feb
3
18% Jan
33% Dec
9
10% Jan
18% Dec
10
Mar 15
55% Sep
Co
Gamewell
Garrett
Gar
1
1
Gaylord
Container
General
Acceptance
30% July 27
General
69% Jun
23
General
4
11% Jan
21
3
148% Jun
3
7
36% Feb
23
General
Bronze
6
23% Sep
16
General
27
83% Mar 18
93
July
5
60
Sep
16
4%
24% Mar 15
131
Dec
29
19% Dec
1
preferred
4%
45% Jan
29
15
3
18
130
Aug 17
17% Jun
7
14
30% May 27
136
Mar 11
21% Mar
7
8
15% Dec
1
17
Mar
48% Feb
9
80
Mar 29
37% May 17
48 y2 Jun
25
46% Jan
2
56% Jun
14% Nov 24
13% Jan
8
19 %
80% July 22
75
Jan
<
86% Jun
94% Feb
1
101'/a Sep
11
Jan
9% Jan
5
£6% Feb
4
Jan
8
8% Oct
25
6oy4 Jan
5
£4
101
Mar
12% Dec
8
28
78% Nov 22
124% Mar
3
May
9 Vb Aug 12
(Mf*
120
JHU
Mar
Jan
4
123% Feb
26
146% Dec
10
58% Jan
4
98% Dec
31
118% Jan
4
126% Oct
29
Jan
4
102% Sep
28
98
22% Jan
11
33% Dec
29
29% Jan
119
£5
6
136% Feb
0
Aug
Jan
4
3 % Jan
4
28 Ye Jan
18
25 y4 Mar 26
1C0
Jan
18
52% Nov 24
4% Dec
9
34% Aug 19
44
107
Dec
27
Aug 16
44 Vb
$3.50
Corp
Instrument
Corp
General
Motors
Corp
33% Feb
57% Feb
14
General
16
3
Mar 17
6
Apr 28
71% Apr
5% Mar
preferred
Preferred $3.75 series
19
General
Precision
7
General
ucuai
61
15
General
Sep
107>A Sep
1
5%
100% Apr
12
47% Dec 31
75% Jan
4
96
72% Feb
16
63% Aug
3
General
33% July 29
101
Jun
29
45% Jan
18
Dec
8
93
Mar 14
84% Oct
27
82
Jan
107
4
10% Jan
46
Jan
11
13% Jan
80
Jan
30% Dec
76% Dec
Dec
4
21
8
90 % Nov
28% Jan
4
6% Feb
26
Jun
7
39% Jan
101
3
Shoe
General
29
2o
98
13
4%%
3%%
preferred
4%%
General
Tire
Rubber
&
2
118% Jun
27
24% Mar 14
Georgia-Pacific
May 17
43% Sep
87% Sep
16
63
16
Gillette
(The)
31 '
20
Jan
18
2b % Sep
8
Gimbel
Brothers
.90% Jan
17
99
8
$4 50
6
38% Jan
6
Dec
30
6% Sep
16
158
44% Mar
9
Jan
2
11
4%%
Glidden
Co
Goebel
common
Jun
15
17% Jan
26
6
E2
Dec
28
54% Dec
22
60% Jan
18
66% Jun
7
Goodyear Tire
4% Apr
21
Dec
31
4% Aug 19
7% Jan
3
Gotham
7
8
29 y4 July
1
42
Dec
31
27% Jan
4
47"% Dec
29
32
Aug
9
41% Mar 14
4
2% Nov
29
Jan
12
13 % Sep
24
7
2
16
Goodall-Sanford
75
16
Goodrich Co
Sep
42% Jan
3
55 % July 25
Gold
Stock
&
Telegraph
&
Hosiery
(W. R)
21
Sep
15
16
Grand
39% Sep
12
Granite
31
22% Jan
6
86% Jan
5
Dec
31
126% Jan
18
20"?
Sep
Apr
19
84% Jan
8
7% Mar
29
Jan
40% Aug 18
100
Mar
4
2
10% Dec
13
4
36% Dec
17
21% Dec
17
Jan
6
44
Jun
6
93
Mar 21
98
Apr
14
9
Mar 14
34% Jan
21% Jan
92% Jun
22
Great Northern
44% Sep
16
Great
Northern
24% Feb
9
Great
Western
74
29
22
31
73
Apr
9
28
Jun
18
20% Jan
8
Oct
27
78% Aug 17
33% Feb
1
31 "A Dec
17
143
69
Mar 16
Feb 23
30% Mar 14
26% Mar 15
153
May 26
Jun
7
34% Jan
18
76
37% Aug 11
3,500
30Va
105%
64%
64%
65 %
64
65%
10
*144
2,000
IP
10
10%
10%
10
10%
10%
10%
3,400
/
31%
20%
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145
89
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19
82%
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9%
74%
121
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123%
100
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51
30
144
144
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31%
31%
31%
31%
31 %
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22
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89
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53
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30%
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89
89
89
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89
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53
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60
29%
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136
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136
13%
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18%
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14%
14%
14%
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57%
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57'A
57%
57%
59%
58 Vb
58%
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53%
53%
52%
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19
19
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19
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3,000
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82%
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83
74
121
121%
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83
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4,800
74
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74
121%
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140
138%
117,400
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124
124
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124%
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100
101
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51
49%
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100
31%
31%
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50%
49%
49%
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44%
45%
44 Vb
45%
10,400
45 %
45
46%
5%
5
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38%
39 %
38%
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56'/a
57 %
60%
59 %
61
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9,100
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39%
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20,400
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5
38%
100
32
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32
38%
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3,500
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40
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40
40%
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60%
60%
60
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60
60
59
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41%
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41%
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41
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41%
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98
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7
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5
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97
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7%
63
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73
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42
98
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17,800
159
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159
22
22
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7
159
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97
29
,
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•
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7
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103
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1,300
17,100
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103
56%
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29
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114
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57
58 %
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1,000
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51%
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124 %
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32
99%
100
32
250
155
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38%
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57
1,500
14%
113%
100
144%
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31 %
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155
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100
106
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101%
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107
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75
63%
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13,100
22,800
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35
;
300
36
35
35
35
53%
52 %
53%
51%
52%
51%
52%
14,500
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
19,500
19%
20%
23,800
2%
17%
2%
17%
2%
2%
2%
5
17%
18%
18%
20
20
21
30
30
30'A
30'A
31%
31
31%
31%
32.500
29%
31
5
38%
39%
38%
38%
21,800
12.50
37%
common
100
*202
5
39
100
Paper Co
Ry C'o
25
No par
Sugar com—No par
100
100
Green (H L) Co Inc—
—-—1
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp—No par
7%
30
30
29%
105%
63'/a
41%
No par
new
preferred
2
29
38% Dec
4
29'/a
*105%
65
114%
conv
18
Dec
9
29%
106 %
6
64%
80%
Stores com
1
preferred
No par
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop—No par
$2.25
29 V*
*105%
39%
Grayson-Robinson
Feb
11
154
Co
20% Mar 22
Jan
Jun
17% Jan
4
(W T)
3%%
(The)
Steel common
preferred
35% Jan
£4
131% Jan
2
6
cum
•
6
27
Dec
14% Sep
40% Sep
5%%
Grant
City
Co
32% Sep
4
80
5
Union
3
Jan
17
13
35
29%
xl05% 106 %
64%
65
1
-1
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P
31% Sep
Dec
1
_10
10
& Co
6
26
x29%
r
No par
5
3
5,500
10c
-—10
Rubber
3
138
33
Co
Inc
Jan
3% Mar
15%
1
5
Gould-National Batteries Inc——4
Grace
55
15'A
1
1
(B F)
12% Jan
29
14% Jun
No par
I
10
27 Vb July
1% Jan
2
Feb
22% Feb
168
54%
15%
19
83
No par
(The)
59% Jan
Nov
54%
15 %
6'%
1
Co
Brewing 'Co
26% July 30
64% Dec 20
162
54%
15%
6
53%
100
Plywood
preferred
14
3
55
15%
100
100
Co
Dec
9% May
54 '/a
16
com—2.50
preferred
conv
£0
137y2 Apr 26
Corp—
preferred
86% Mar 23
Aug
55
15%
53 Vb
Time Corp common_No par
preferred
100
Jun
3 !
29
54%
10
Corp
Telephone
65 % Jun
Jun
31%
10c
Utilties
&
8
42% Dec
8
Realty
General
45% July 11
31%
18%
1*%
58%
100
General
35% May 25
37
31%
55%
16
10 %
145%
31%
20%
89
53
30%
135%
18%
14%
59%
5
Corp_
General Refractories
49% Jan 26
37Vs
6%
6
No par
preferred
17% Mar 24
4
700
10,900
Signal com_No par
Railway
41% July 29
7
11,400
33
Equipt Corp
Utilities
ruDiic
6
28
5,500
6%
32%
Public Service
15
39% Sep
6
Jan
36%
6%
31%
\4
31%
54%
15%
Outdoor Advertising_No par
14% Jan
99
36'A
6%
31%
General Portland Cement Co
7
$5
26% Jan
29% Jan
36%
32%
5
No par
3
30
9
25y2 Jan
36%
6%
36%
6
common
Jan
Jun
31
13
36 %
*31%
No pa:
127
15% Sep
Dec~13
37%
NO par
102
30% Dec
43%
36%
1
50
1.66%
1
(Delaware )_1
9
4
53% Dec
42
preferred—_10G
28
12
33%
41%
100
convertible
20%. Apr
Jan
33%
41%
preferred
12% Jan
41
33%
41%
10
General Mills common
5%
400
33
42
com—No par
100
preferred
3%%
2,403
1,300
33
42
100
50
Corp com
20
July 25
141% Sep 14
13,200
32
Corp.
77% Jun
July 11
770
11%
49%
11
*48'A
42
Co
General Finance
Foods
48%
33
preferred
Electric
General
13
Inc
Dynamics
7
11'A
48%
_5
No par
24
16
105
series
General
5
152
Sep
39% Jan
6%
General
11
Corp common—_2
General
123
4>»Jan
33
Co
23
7
43% Mar 14
25
Cigar
preferred
Contract
11%
48%
42
No par
Corp
Feb
3
89% Mar 14
122% Feb
13
July
7
22
7%
General
10%
48
32%
1st preferred
conv 2nd preferred
General
10%
47%
_1
Cable Corp com
31
10%
47 %
—5
Jan
15
Dec
10%
18,300
21,900
108
33
i
100
Transportation—2.50
29% Jan
Dec
7%
31%
108
41 %
General Baking Co common
Dec
31%
108'A
6%
33
$4.50 preferred
89
31%
108%
6%
47%
Investors com—1
American
107 % Mar
29
Jan
Corp
12
49
15% Nov
Corp
^8
$8
31%
108%
41
com
ii* tiau
Jan
%
31
2
Inc
preferred
105 % Sep
Jan
6%
107 %
*47%
.5
50
(The)
Industries
convertible
Amer
6%
31%
IO3
107%
32%
6%
6%
31%
6%
32
108'A
5
3
1
30%
108
10%
No par
(The)
Corp
Wood
4%%
17% May
122
Co
6%
A
100
Gardner-Denver Co
12
17% Aug
1
common—1
preferred
Gamble-Skogmo Inc common
5%
convertible preferred
30% Mar
71
Feb
5
Mar
(The)
Inc (Robert)
$4.50
25
9% Mar
45
Co
preferred
Green Bay & Western RR
*.96
212
38%
207
39%
207
40%
39%
39%
98
96
96
13%
13%
39%
39%
31%
32
88
88
43%
44
21%
21%
146
146%
*75
76
32%
33
34%
35%
37 %
*200
39
*96
38 %
37%
*200
207
*196
207
,
I
39%
39
39%
39
97.
96%
96 %
*96
13%
13%
14
206
100
39%
5,400
96%
320
13%
10,200
13%
14%
13%
14
39%
40
39%
39%
38%
39
39
39
32'%
32%
32
32%
32%
32 %
32%
32 y4
4,100
89
90
89
89
1,000
88
88'A
*88
89
%
43%
43%
43%
44
21%
21%
21%
21%
*145
*75
32%
35'A
146%
76
145
75
145%
75
43%
21%
44
%
21 %
*145
147
*74
73
44
21%
*145%
*74
32%
32%
33 %
32%
32%
33
36
35%
36 %
36
36%
36%
V
240
44%
15,200
21%
3,100
147
75
120
90
33%
4,100
37%
5,900
19
20
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(U28)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range since Jan. 1
Year 11)54
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
14 '/a Mar
ll3/4 May 21
97
13% Jan
4
94
20
Sep
Mar 30
7
11
4% Jan
4
5% Dec
22
5% Jan
6
26 7e Mar 29
39% Dec
29
35% Jan
6
68'A Jan
4
91
Dec
9
Jan
6
457/a Jan
4
67 % Dec
29
99
32% July 19
90
2
May 31
2
Greyhound Corp (The)
4%% preferred-
31
34% July 30
100% May 26
May
Jan
36 Va May
107
6
109% Jun
104% Sep
110
Oct
4
106% Mar 26
5
15
18
101
Aug 26
104% July 13
106 % July 28
103
105
Jan
7
105
Jun
v
15%
15%
15%
15%
97%
15%
97
15%
97%
15%
97
98
98
3o%
36
98
36%
100
35%
36 %
6%
35%
36
6
14,303
x5-/c
5%
1
9
$4.20
36%
35%
6
39%
6
40%
94
39%
95
87%
25
87%
6
88
95
'95
95%
600
89 Va
88
89%
28,200
36%
3,000
40%
89
95 Va
88%
39%
95
40%
*94%
40%
95
88%
8J%
*94%
35 Va
35%
35 %
35 Va
35 Va
17,600
5%
41Ve
Co—
No par
dividend
37%
6
No par
Common
36%
36%
5%
40%
36%
1,200
41 Va
36%
16,400
preferred
preferred—
100
*102
103
*102
103
102
102
$4.40 dividend
*102
100
*107
108
*107
108
103'/a
*lo2
107 Va
107%
103 V2
20
$4.44
preferred
100
*104%
*107%
103 Va
*107%
106
20
*105
108%
105%
*105
105%
*44
44%
7
Jun
Shares
15'/4
97%
Corp
Utilities
the Week
15%
Corp
preferred——
States
Sept. 16
97%
Gulf Oil
$5
Friday
Sept. 15
15%
96% May
89"% July
7
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. 14
*96%
Guantanamo Sugar
1
Grulf Mobile & Ohio RR com__No par
5
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 13
3
8% Apr
4
44% Feb 23
61% Mar 14
SALE
Tuesday
Sept. J2
100
common
Grumman
Aircraft
HIGH
Monday
-
Par
45% Feb
Gulf
29
STOCK
YORK
Monday, September 19, 1955
..
RECORD
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
16Va Mar
8
22% Jan
39% Aug 11
NEW
Highest
90% Jan
26% Jan
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.
10
dividend
105%
*104%
105%
*104 %
«
35
Jan
46% Aug 17
42% Jun
46% July 12
Hackensack
Water
Halliburton
Oil
30
56% Sep
24 % Sep
13
20 Va Apr
45% Aug 10
19% Jan
6
14
Hall
21
Dec
29
19
25% Fab
4
86% Dec
31
25% Nov
24
27
17% Jan
13
12% Mar
2
63 Va Jan
5
12% Jan
4
102% May 11
24% Jan
4
142
Sep
83% Sep
Jan
15
21% Oct
40% Dec
28
6
15
104% May 10
22
Nov
15
21 Va Jan
106% Oct 25
131
24
38
Jan
33% Nov 29
23
5% Jan
19
32
Jan
32% Dec
10% Jan
40
Nov
6
14
17
9
Mar 11
July 21
May 9
July 7
39% July 13
>35% July 5
8% Jan
14
Jan
24% July 21
18 V4 Jun 13
6
Dec
23
15'A Jan
6
31
6% Aug
21% July
9
8% Mar
7
24% Mar
23 Va Dec
31
28% Dec
31
4
89
41 % Nov
36
26% Mar 14
84 Va Jan
24
39% Jan
May 21
3
17
1
7
Sep 16
89% Sep
9
58
Sep
8
104% Feb
7
101'/a Oct
11
23% Nov
11
22% Jan
8
25
5
37 Va Nov
18
36% Jan
3
13% Mar 12
38% July 25
20 Va Oct
14
17% Jun
29
35
68
Feb
Jan
6
121% Feb
2
38% Jun
52
18
101
Dec
27
126% Oct
98% Mar 29
26
50
96
Dec
23
40
54% Feb
16
51% Jan
3
26
26% Jan
11
14% Jan
34% July 26
11
18% Apr
Jan
4
78
81% Jan
5
92
18% Mar
1
43% Nov
9
14
Jan
Mar 14
13
Jun
1
22% Mar
132
2
Sep
9
129% Aug
9
48% July 19
54% Mar 18
3
59 Va Sep
8
31% Mar 18
41% Sep
15
15% May 12
20 Va
71
Jan
12
5
3
34 Va Jan
Sep 29
Jan
89% Jan
8
6
4
19
Aug
8% Dec
51% Aug 24
12 Va Jan
«
31% Jan
10
16% Jan
3
30
9
5% May 12
Jan
27% Dec
6
25% Jan
19% Feb
7
30% Dec
21
29% Feb
9
32% Mar
52
Oct
5
1
48
56% Jan
36% Sep
85
Dec
31
Dec
31 V4 Dec
95% Jan
12
12% Nov 23
33
103
74*4 Mar 14
28% Jan 31
31
Mar 31
100% Jun
16% Apr 26
35% Aug 25
13
14
Jun
Jan
7
29% Dec
9
36% Oct
84% Jan
27
28
6
99% Nov
18
17
91 Va Jan
94% Jan
101
4
Feb
17
105
Nov
105% Nov
34% Jan
4
Mar 14
28
24
100
16
102'/a Mar
Mar 10
8
25% Jan
.Apr 28
34
31
40 Va Aug
17
47
23
98
Feb
7
137
31
18
Jan
6
10
15% Mar 14
1
4
Nov
20% Dec
22
4% Nov 22
4 Va Jan
2
10
27
32
6
13% Jan
14
25% Nov
8
22 % Jan
11
3
21% Oct
7
3% Feb
53% Jan
15
Sep
71% Sep
21
18% Dec
25 Va
12 % Apr
55% Dec
3% Feb
14
23
July 18
4
10
Feb
7*4 July 18
5
10% July 27
138% Jan
2% Nov
1
3
July 18
22% Jun
11
3
Jun
No par
*104%
15
100
2.50
105%
4/%
*104%
48
*141
x31%
105%
48'A
145
32'A
*104%
105%
105%
48
48
48
145
*141
32'A
31%
32
7JA
35%
36
36
35%
35 7
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
x23%
3.65%
Helme
Co
5
90'A
*89
56
56%
55
55%
96%
24%
96%
24%
*96%
24'A
24%
24%
*36%
37%
18%
18%
131% 132
"123
124
47%
48
*36%
37%
*36%
37%
18 Va
18'A
18'A
18'A
130%
131 %
25
10
preferred
25
No par
common
preferred
100
No par
common
preferred series A
Co
50
(The)
124
48
97 %
*123
2,500
7%
23%
7%
7%
7%
17,700
23%
23%
23%
4,600
35%
35'A
36
2,700
90'A
*89
53%
*97
14
*97
24
24
24
37
37
128 'A
128%
126
124
123
18'A
*123
17%
47 %
47%
*47%
48%
52%
*51%
52%
*02
52'A
57'/a
57%
57'A
57%
57%
58'A
57%
39 »A
39%
3.9%
40
40'A
41
40
19
40%
19%
19'A
20 Va
19"/4
20 %
19%
20
78
* 78
79%
79'A
77
77
100
No par
(conv)
Corp
94%
*93
94%
*77
95
79%
95
*77
95
95
1
49%
11%
11%
11 Va
11 Va
11 Va
11 %
50c
x22%
23'A
22%
23
22%
23%
22
14
14
14 »A
95
14
5
50%
50%
51%
51'A
51%
Mr;
51
Va
50%
11'A
*11'A
22
%
14%
*6
6Va
6 'A
10
20%
20%
20%
21
20%
20%
20%
20%
—30
*31'A
31'/a
31 Va
31 %
31%
317 a
*31'/a
common
convertible
preferred
Mining
6'A
4,300
,6%
7
20%
32
Co
1,700
20%
*31%
1,900
32
37'A
37Va
37
37'A
36%
37 Va
36%
37%
37%
91%
91'/a
92Va
92%
93
92'/a
92%
92 %
200
37%
92%
92%
common—5
39
No par
*100
3
common
$2.25 convertible preferred
50
Finance common—No par
preferred
39%
39 Va
102
*100
39%
38%
102
*100
'A
39%
38%
102
39'A
*100
39 'A
102
9,900
800
39'A
*100
5,900
102
14%
15Va
14%
15'A
15Va
15'A
15 Va
15%
15%
38
38%
x38%
16%
38%
*38%
38%
38%
38%
38'A
30%
31%
38'A
800
30%
30%
31
30'A
30'A
30 Va
30%
2,600
31
40,700
100
Lighting
&
96%
96%
*96
97%
*96
102%
102%
*102
97%
10
103%
*102
103
*101
102%
*101
100
preferred
?95%
100
preferred
104'A
104'A
*103
102%
10
104'A
*103
104'A
*103
104'A
*103
104'A
10
Power__No par
Co of Texas
(Del)-
25
41%
127%
1
Howe
1
24%
Manhattan
41%
42%
42
xl27%127%
127%
97%
*96
42 Va
42
127'A
20 Va
21
20
20%
19%
24%
24%
24'A
24%
24
24%
100
2V»
2%
*2'A
2%
2'A
2'A
9'A
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
13
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
16
Hunt
70
*27%
27%
Inc
6.66%
Jan
6
9% Feb
17
Hupp Corp
19% Jan
3
34% Sep
14
Hussman Refrigerator
-1
70%
57A
5
33'A
Co
42
20%
preferred—100
noncumulative
42
128%
21
25'A
21
Stores Corp
Sound Co
96%
42'A
127'A
Howard
Foods
400
5,000
14'A
12.50
$4.25 preferred
&
6
24,400
11%
.
No par
Honolulu Oil Corp
Hooker. Electrochem
Houdallle-Hershey
6'A
20
260
22%
14
14
2,700
51
22
6'A
& Sons
13,500
30,900
95%
51'A
•11%
57%
*95
14'A
5%
100
39'A
A
30
700
..
58
14
JHudson
7
47%
52
^
19
*5%
Houston Oil
123
*47
18%
78
5
Houston
140
1,600
2,400
36Va
5
4.40%
1,000
18
126
52
:
Holland Furnace Co
Household
120
56'/a
Hires Co (Charles E)
Hoffman Electronics Corp
(A)
1,700
37%
48 Vi
*51%
190
53 %
97%
53'A
97%
130
30'A
*36%
177A
124
"
1,600
17'/a
53%
131
129
22
17%
♦89
54
97%
"*"""
*21%
17'A
1
common
series
2nd pfd
cum
*123
/
52%
97%
21%
1
preferred
Hotels
*51%
24'A
90'A
53%
36
—_______5
Hewitt-Robins Inc
$4%
35
34%
*35%
17 Va
:
23%
35
*89
No par
Hershey Chocolate
3Va%
23Va
35'A
89%
common
Hercules Powder
Hertz
24
35
100
noncumulative
4V»%
24Va
34%
89%
common
Hercules Motors
5%
24
15
100
preferred..
(G W)
7%
Co
700
12,400
34%
7%
common
1,200
7%
36
21%
17%
7%
preferred
4,800
36
a
*17'/a
(H J)
34
7'A
7%
7%
Heinz
35%
33%
33%
7Va
17'/a
Glass
35%
7%
36
33%
7'/a
7%
33A%
35'A
36
33%
*35'A
4,200
■r
.
33%
36%
17 %
Hecht Co
48%
145
35'A
36
33%
Inc
105'A
48
33 %
36%
7
4,700
31%
33%
7
♦104'A
*141
31'A
33%
7
160'
34%
32
x36%
l
800
84
34%
48'A
31%
19
*82
>
145
10
common
19
83 Va
34%
1
—
Corp
Hazel-Atlas
19
83%
34%
*141
145
31%
19
84
*104%
48'/a
*141
19%,
35
34%
7%
23
19% Dec
*82
17'A
105% Feb
112% Dec
*18%
7%
4%
6
19%
84
34%
17'A
33A%
8
19V4
84
34'4
1
5
15% Jan
11% Jan
4,900
2
6
11;
8,000
24'A
Mfg
104% Jan
28% Jan
64% Jan
41% Dec
16
Aug
May
98
55%
24
Industries Inc——
5%
27
16% Sep
38% Aug
55'A
24%
Hayes
Homestake
94 % Sep
106
200
55%
24
19%
Hayes
Holly Sugar Corp
Jan
44 Va Jun
4 4'A
55'A
'24'A
19%
41%
85
50
Industries
44%
56 'A
23%
34
preferred
Haveg
55 V*
Hollander
8% Mar
33% Jan
27
f
44%
56%
24
33
Hart Schaffner & Marx
4Va%
44%
56
23'A
*83
common
preferred
Harrisburg Steel Corp
Harris-Seybold Co
Hilton
10% Mar 14
5
Co $4.25 pfd
6%
Hat Corp of America
*44
55'/a
23%
100
Co
Harbison-Walk Refrac
44%
23
xo4Va
2.50
preferred
Paper
Heyden Chemical Corp
13% Aug
HV4 Aug 25
18 V*
convertible
*44
No par
com
Sep, 14
79% Aug
3
96
July 7
21% July 26
May 13
10% Jan
5
35
21
Apr
17
122 V4 Aug 11
37% Dec
May 26
14% Jan
68
Jan
4%
Hammermill
Hanna (M A)
20
39
May 25
8% Dec
30
31% Apr 19
94% Jan 22
21% Jan 26
34 Va
13% Jan
21% Jun
Mar
51 %
142
10
4% July 12
18% Jan
4
85
1
5% Mar 25
35
18
Vi Dec
17
11% Feb
30
28
8% Nov 30
6
21
25
.
Cementing—5
Printing Co—
5
F)
Hamilton Watch Co
4
Jun
26-/8 Mar 14
33 'A Aug
22% Apr
35
6
134% July 25
23
100% Feb
107% Feb
(W
Well
128
2'A
3,800
128
4,600
19'A
20
7,300
23-/4
24'A
16,500
2'A
1,500
2'A
*9
42%
127%
2'A
9%
*9
9%
400
70%
.
71%
70%
71 Vb
70%
71%
70%
71%
27%
27%
9,700
28'A
28 V2
28'A
28%
28'/a
28%
2,100
7%
95,600
5%
6
6V»
34
34
34'A
6
34%
6'A
7
6
34%
34'A
7
34%
33%
.
34
3,000
I
27
Jun
21
33% July 18
Idaho
9
63% Dec
31
58 'A Aug
9
16
Illinois
12
68% Sep
Central RR Co
50'A Dec
23
47 % Jan
5
48% May 21
57
12
Illinois
Power
52'A Dec
20
49
53 Va Nov
10
43% Jun
40
50
Jan
May 25
52% Jun
15
51% Jan
4
55
Oct
Aug 22
51% Aug 17
52% Sep
1
5
54% Dec
10
10
51% Dec
27
53
8'A Jan
11
52 % Mar 28
15% Nov 23
22'A Oct 20
2% Jun 30
39
Jan
21
47% Nov
159
4
July 29
Dec
25
Dec
51
Jan
17
13% Apr 12
24 Va Mar 15
30
7'A Nov 23
5% Jan
24
Nov
17
48 Va Jan
6
57 Va Dec
8
50 V* Jan
20
52
170
Jan
26
162
Jan
4
Sep
51% May
49'/a
*49
52%
*51%
52%
*51%
52%
*51%
52 %
55
54
Mar 11
53%
53%
*53%
54
4.42%
*53%
54
50
53
*52%
Feb
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
53%
*52%
53%
*52%
53%
*52%
53%
200
50
51%
51%
51%
51'A
*50%
51%
*50%
51 V8
360
14
15
14%
14'/a
14%
15%
15
15%
15'A
15 %
8,000
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
9%
9'/a
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
*9%
9%
1,000
56'A
6,100
15
15% Sep 14
31% Aug 31
10
Aug 30
58% May 23
57% July 28
169% Jun
15
22'A Dec
28
4
40
Nov
23
37% Jan
7
53
102
July 22
Oct
25
96 Va Jan
19
103
Mar 29
21% Dec
29
19% Jan
18
176 Va Oct
Jan
25
Jan
77
94
4 'A Nov
31% Jan
13
13% Jan
11
4
29
4
25
29% Jan
112
.
May 12
Aug 13
4% Feb
19
19
Jan
6
20% Jan
21
86'A Jan
8
35% Apr
99
Jun
4
12% Jun
16
82
31
Aug
12
Jan
102% Sep
2
9 Va Mar 13
17
69
Mar 14
Nov
16
73
Jan
6
44% Nov
4
42% Jan
6
Dec
1
60
Jan
5
36% Oct
21
35
Jan
28
,23% Jan
6
26% Dec
6
2
6
22
32 Va Jan
6
Aug 17
12% Jan
3
22
16
613A Mar 31
69% May 7
Dec
34
Mar 15
34% Mar 15
29
34% Feb
9
34% July 21
29% Aug
5
30% Jan
26% Jan
3
23% Dec
20% Mar 23
123
Nov
8 '/a Dec
7
19
121
28
Oct
8% Mar 14
23
15% Sep
98
1
Int'l Minerals
&
Sep
15
15% Aug 29
51% May 2
36% Sep
6
30% Aug 11
29% Sep 16
128
Sep
13
*164
167
*164
Nickel
of
Canada
51'/a
407
1
International Packers Limited
7%
Interstate
_No par
x99
100%
No par
x46
25
67
No par
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co—No par
Power & Ligb* Co
10
Creek
*101%
15
Iowa
$6
*101% 103%
94%
Intertype Corp
Island
13%
109
Coal common
preferred
50c
1
38%
38'A
34%
34
34%
14,800
91
*87
91
500
4'A
4%
4'A
4%
7,900
85'A
85%
84'A
85'/a
10,000
137'A
137%
137%
*137'A
14
HIV*
113
137
13%
111'A
*101%
103%
,
14
.,
*101%
14'A
14
112%
303%
14%
14%
14Vi
92
92
92
*100
102
102
*101%
14'A
92
102
100%
14%
*91'A
102
138
200
14'A
11,900
113'A
11,500
103
14%
1,600
93
330
102
500
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
1,500
68%
'
71%
72
73
72'A
74'A
12,700
38'A
*37Va
*37%
38'A
*37%
38'A
30'A
30%
30%
31
30%
30%
30%
30%
'41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41'A
41%
42%
*41'A
42'A
*41'A
42'A
42'A
42'A
38%
38%
38%
33'A
42'A
38'A
38
40
40
40
3,500
15%
15'A
15%
15%
15%
15'A
15'A
15%
15%
47'A
2,100
30%~
31
41%
42
*41'A
38
1,300
x34'A
15
*37%
300
31%
4%
110%
68
27,000
31
*87
<
90
14
68
3,300
84%
111
46-
12,100
408
4'A
136%
45%
80
31%
169'A
405
31
92
100%
<
30%
8,300
*30'A
15
67%
:'
408 %
91%
-
46
*37%
31%
10,000
84'A
4'A
85
103%
102
38'A
90
136%
1,500
102
104
169'A
90
137
1,500
52
38%
*88
4
23%
52
169%
88
84'A
67%
23%
52%
38%
88
4
67
24'A
169%
35'A
85'A
67%
39
169%
35
3%.
91
406
35%
15
1
31'A
31%
4,000
87%
"
409
<34%
93
3.50
*102
104
35
100
Power Co
38%
52'A
34%
No par
Interstate Dept Stores
169%
30%
*23%
31
14'A
25
38%
169%
169'A
109'A
preferred
404
66%
24'A
52
31
137
International Telep & Teleg—No
par
International Utilities Corp
5
$1.40 cum conv preferred
25
32%
409'/a
66%
31 %
13%
common
*102
•
88'A
*31
85
No par
103
51 Va
38%
39
107%
com
-
87%
31'A
15
preferred
65
*23%
52
31%
169%
common—.7.50
Rys of Cent Amer
5%
88
405'A
409
167
87%
31
100
International Paper
$4 preferred
103
32%
169%
23%
*51'/a
103
x38%
67%
23%
52.
87%
66%
67
103
par
86%
24'A
x31%
No par
Preferred
Int'l
64%
par
*164
86%
<-23%
100
.<
com
167
85%
No par
4% preferred
International Mining Corp
Int'l
1,600
167
Chemical com——5
16
<40
*164
90
56
167
*164
100
74% Sep
3
56
100
preferred
International Shoe
International Silver
43% Jun
55%
56
,.5
International Salt
9
56
55
Hydro-Electric Sys class A__25
8
2
56
55'A
__1
Harvester common
48% Mar
Jun
56'A
55
Corp
_No
Int'l Business
Machines——No
1
31'A Sep
55'A
56
20
Iron
2
38% Aug 29
57'A
54%
No par
Sep,
45
56'A
54%
100
Co
Jun
114
57%
54%
Interchemlcal Corp common
4%% preferred
7%
51%
50 %
56'/a
Inspiration Cons Copper.
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc.—
Interlake
•
-.53
50 %
1
6
Jacobs
(F
L)
Co
1
15'A
44%
.
44%
44%
38'A
*41
.
72,800
2,700
300
44%
44%
45
35%
35'A
35'A
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
3,800
28%
29
28%
29
29
29
27%
29
29
23
5,100
27'A
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
*28%
29
28%
29%
8,900
129%
40
10%
29,400
*35%
*128
129%
128
1
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd
19
Mar 14
99'A Jun
Jan
97% Aug 15
59.
Jun
14
104
97
Feb
11
65
Mar 15
32 % Mar 14
30
13
81'A July 20
85
Jun
27
50'A Sep
13
37% Dec
31
31
98
22
41% Mar 15
page
12V4 Sep
13
100% Dec
48% Dec
3
14
12
9%
preferred
Steel
30%
53
*50%
49
No par
31
4
see
6%
Inland
par
A
common
34% Jan
4
9
Jan
Jan
S
39
19% Jan
For footnotes
17
114% Jun
Mex
6
85% Jan
31% Jun
Ingersoll-Rand
Int'l
108
Light—No
8
45
Apr 14
91% Nov 12
Nov
24
De
5
30% Sep
91% Jan
103
78
Jan
3
&
Industria Electrica
Int'l
10
Co
Indianapolis Power
9
Jun
RR
Industrial Rayon
175% May 31
37% Jan
4
41% Jan
3
141
Terminal
27% Jan
7
Nov
55
41 Va Jun
18
4.20%
Illinois
50'A
128
*128
45
129%
*128
45'A
45%
129%
*128
2,100
J
30'A Nov 23
37% Nov 24
96
Apr
4% Apr 19
87% Aug 26
6
79% Dec
14
450
6
3% Mar 16
135
79'
39
33% Sep
92% May 26
57% Jan
1
88% Dec 31
106 Va May 19
12% Dec 31
70
24% July 18
8
34% Dec
Jan
10% Jan
28'A July
14
Mar
38'A Dec
May
24% Jan
7
84
38'A Dec
29 Va Apr
31
5
Oct
17% Dec
Jan
4'A May 27
40'A May 27
44'A Jan 11
Jan
37% Jan
23
140
9% Jan
38
29
Feb
31
165'A Aug 16
30% July 26
31% Aug 10
8
59 Va Dec
1% Jan
34 7A Jan
130 3A Jan
55
Dec
42% Dec
Jan
101% Jan
25
38
28% Jan
60
49 Va
6
159
50%
1,000
*53%
89% Jan
6
3,700
*51%
25'A Jan
Jan
13,100
55'A
50%
8
35 Va Jan
30%
%
54
16
349
68
55
52%
Sep
16
67%
56
*49%
Sep
30
30%
68
55'A
*52%
68
Nov
30%
67
56
*51'A
91
% Dec
*30
67%
55%
50
66% Mar 14
38
30%
66%
56
50
35'A Jan
6
21% Jan 26
375
30
66%
55'A
cumulative preferred—„50
31
4
30%
65%
57
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
29
27% Jan
30%
66%
4.08%
76% Dec
28
30%
55'A
4.70%
39'A Dec
May 11
30%
65%
4.26%
4
14% Apr
10
No par
common—No par
5
11
271
new
Co
8
21% Jan
5
Co
15
52% Apr
55
Jun
40 7A Jan
15% Jan
Power
26.
Mar 10
106
62 %
May 10
Aug
3
Sep
8
Jewel
Tea Co
33A%
Inc
common
preferred
Johns Manville
Corp
Johnson & Johnson
Jones & Laughlin Steel com
5%
preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
10%
Va
10%
No par
*32%
33'A
*32%
1
30%
31'A
31'A
100
*92
11
93%
*92
llVa
10%
10%
10'A
10%
33
32%
33 V*
33
33'A
31%
30%
31'A
30%
31
93 Va
93'A
93'4
93 Va
93%
1
55%
100
*100%
No par
86%
87
87'A
88
87%
83
12'A
75'A
75'A
7 5'A
76
76
76
10
49%
50%
50
50%
49%
50%
49%
100
105'A
105%
105
105%
104'A
104 %
104'A
1
59%
57%
103
60
56%
*100%
59'A
56%
102
59%
57'A
57
*100%
103
60
9%
*32
i
33 Va
700
31
31'A
3,500
92 %
93
V*
60 %
56 %
57
55%
*100'A
V*
103
*100%
90
1,900
55%
103
88%
89%
88
76%
76
!
88'A
*75'A
76
60
50%
105
61%
50%
105
61
10,900
900
50%
105'A
61
26,500
,
850
4,500
/'
Number 5465
Volume 182
. .
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Pear 1954
Lowest
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Sept. 12
Sept. 13
Par
Wednesday
Sept. 14
Sales for
Thursday
;
Friday
Sept. 15
the Week
Sept. 16
Shares
K
Kaiser
28 % May 25
2% Sep
9
32 Va Jan
4
92
3% Jan
41
14
2% Feb
7
15
45% Mar
4
24
99% May 16
2y. Jan
6
39% Jun
94% Jan
Apr
28
99% Nov
•
Jan
100
41% Sep
18
30
Dec
12
104% Apr
15
100% Mar 23
103% Aug 10
107
Mar 13
105 % Aug
102
106
Oct
29
102% Mar 15
75% Dec
29
70% Jan
50
13
4J
26
105
May 26
May
105
7
Apr
84% Apr
48% Jan
July
8
29 % Jun
8
3
24% Mar
cum
14
5
18% Jan
21
12% Apr
23
16
Jan
4
64% Jan
4
39% Jan
4
20% Jan
Dec
22% July 30 i
25% Dec 27
3
31% Dec
107
8
•*21 % Jan
24
17% Mar 24
4%
98% Jan
47% Jan
11
31
24
29% Jan
56
Sep
18
41% Dec
13-
36% Jan
58
Jun
23
24% Jan
13
34
14
29% Feb
36 % Sep
13
31
Mar 19
39
Oct
Apr
29
69
79% Jan
6
87
Nov
1
84
29% Jan
4
44% Dec
9
104
38% Jan
R9U,
7«n
s
28% Sep
9
48% Aug 18
42
Feb
24
ooia
rw
Jan
July 26
57% Sep
14
92 % Mar 18
34% Jan
23
100 y4 Jun
31
49 y2 Jun
52% Aug
i
Electric
32
Jan
Co
4
Kresge
9
Kress
4
Jan
*2 Va
97%
95%
95%
Co
105
*103%
105
*103%
105
*106%
108
*106%
108
*106%
108
*103%
105
>103%
105
*103%
105
*103%
105
*103%
105
80
79%
81%
80%
81%
*80%
81
46
*44%
*44'/2
80%
80
46
27%
*44%
45%
45%
27%
27%
27
27%
27
27
27
27
1,600
23%
23%
23%
23 Va
23%
23 %
231/4
23%
2,500
22%
*22 %
23%
23%
21%
22)4
"1
x34%
34%
124%
1261/4
2.50
50%
51 'A
1
22%
50%
33%
125
22%
34'A
33%
125
125%
34
33%
33%
4,000
1263/4
128%
17,400
50%
43%
50%
50
50 '/a
11,200
54%
55
551/4
56
52%
53%
52 'A
53
36
35%
36
54 %
54%
55
53%
53%
35%
53%
54%
51%
53
52%
35 %
35%
36
l
*62%
61%
61%
*61%
62%
No par
100%
100%
100%
100%
-101%
101'/a
10
54'/a
54%
54%
57%
56%
97%
97%
97%
97%
*97%
97%
63
•>
*35%
;
63
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
No par
42%
42%
42%
43
42%
43
4
15%
15%
Xl5%
15%
Consolidada 6% pfd_75 Pesos Mex
Bryant common..
1
<.4%
4^'8
4%
4%
171/,
173/.
17
17%
16%
55%
*50
55%
63%
101%
T00%
56%
57%
*97%
97%
1,100
:
17,900
1,000
600
63%
56%
*97%
51 %
Kroger Co (The)
63
101 Va
57
I_i0
Co
2,400
33%
129%
53 %
25%
22%
33%
50%
36%
22
100
127%
51%
<S&
22%
46
126%
5
common
4,800
45%
27%
21%
common
&
10
*103%
108
;__No par
Co
H)
900
2,500
95'%
*94
105
5
(111)
106,200
2%
42%
•106%
No par
(S S)
(S
40
i
42%
~_i
Inc
39%
2%
42%
100
R)
40%
;'103 %
8 75
__
preferred
55% Feb
*2%
42
105
No par
$5 prior preferred
50
9
39'A May 31
(G
Koppers
4%
*95
97%
39%
2%
42
108
*44
Co
(Julius)/ & Co_____
Kinney
'
*95
41%
*106%
50
preferred
&
King-Seeley Corp
23
28% Jun 30
52% Dec
non-cum
County Land Co
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp
15
•
97!/2
80
Kern
July 26
34% Jan
*2%
41%
1:1103%
No par
Kansas Power & Light Co
16
33% Oct
2%
41%
100
preferred
Kansas Gas
129% AUg 26
59% Apr 15
6
40%
41%
2%
41%
100
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
Kennecott Copper
31
23
*95
40 V4
2y4
41%
City Southern-
35>/4 July 12
Dec
41%
2%
loo
Kayser
54% Dec
Nov
preferred
Common
4
40%
41%;
100
24 % July 15
27>/a Mar 14
Corp—
preferred
4.20%
Kansas
38% Jan
35 V2 Jan
Chem
preferred
4.50%
21
Mar 10
4%
t
22
&
Common
331/3
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
10
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
3.80%
6
107% Sep
1
-
Alum
101
240
56%
973A
11,700
20
29%
30
29 %
30
8,900
51%
51%
51'A
51%
3,000
42%
43
43'A
43'A
9,000
15%
15%
15%'
15%
15%
4%
*4%
4%
4VB
400
17%
16%
17%
*17
17%
2,300
55%
*50
55i/2
./
,.f
L
8% Jan
5
13% Dec
29
3% May 27
14% Jun
9
5% Feb
18
17% Dec
8
47% Jan
58% Dec
9
4
12% Mar 15
4'/a Jun
16
16
54% Apr
Sep
7
0% Jan
15
Mar 14
25
18
Jan
27
20% May 10
22
Jan
85
Aug 10
7"% May
27% Jan
15
Apr
% Jan
6% Jan
2
7
95
6
May 10
4
12% Dec
31
4
60% Nov
30
6
25
28% Jan
11
6
11
Mar 14
53Vs Jan
6
Feb
74% Jun
20% Dec
31
18% Jan
6
1 % Dec
9
1% Jan
3
25 y. Apr
2% Sep
4
11% Dec
8
11% Jan
3
4%%
8
3% Jan
3
25
Co
preferred
(James)
&
5
Sons
Co
preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
6% Sep
1
$3
noncum
50c
1st
noncum
2nd
Dec
31
40 % Mar 14
47 >/2 Jan
Lehman
23
Dec
10
Corp
17 y4
Sep
9
22
Jan
Lehn
Fink
ley. Jan
4
17
19% Jan
3
23
Mar
39% Jan
8
20% Aug
76% Nov
19
64% Jan
18
87
July 18
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
8% Jan
4
13% Dec
17
13% Jan
3
23
Apr
Libby McNeill & Libby
Dec
14
45% Jan
62 %
7
131/4
13%
13
13%
.25
67%
68
66%
par
21%
21%
21
1
2%
2%
2 %
15%
15%
15%
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Products..-....*
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67% Jan
164
29
Apr
22
50'/a Aug
38 %, Apr
2
19% Dec
21
53%
25
Dec~30
Mar 12
70% Sep
16
1591/2 Sep
16
61% Mar 14
149% Jun
48
22
66
4
Jun
211% Jan
16% May 17
30 % Jan
4
49% Nov
23
43 y. Mar 15
70% Sep
5
28% Nov
19
25% Jan
25
39
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79
Lionel
Corp
16
Liquid
Jan
12
82
15
1021/a Sep
26
Jan
11
51% Dec
29
40% May 17
641/4 Feb
7
Lockheed
4
22
31
17 % Mar 14
24% Aug
1
Loew's
28% Jan
11
64
Nov
30
56
67% Jun
23 y* Jan
4
29 % Aug
19
108% Jan
4
22 % Jan
4
17
4
Jan
103
Mar 16
■98% July 9
99% Jun 30
21% July
137
1
Jun
22
40% Jan
5
59% Jan
11
Oct
7
116% Aug 12
34 Va Dec 21
24 % Aug
106% Mar
Apr
Jan
7
26% Mar 14
114% Feb
28
32% July
123
July
3V?%
convertible
Cement
Lone
Star
Gas
2
103% Mar
8
107% Apr
27
Nov
3
100% May 26
103 y4 Jan
6
4.25%
series
105
Oct
21
102
July 15
4.35%
series
26% May 18
153% Feb 15
140
July 15
77 y2 Jan
25% Jan
147
3
6
series
Lorillard
3
May 25
7%
58
July 27
90% Sep 15
B
20
22
22
38% Mar 25
27% Dec
104
28
22% Mar 14
Nov
9
49% Dec
31
15% Nov 29
29% Sep
39% May 16
12% Mar 14
100
Jan
5
8
102'/4 July
43%
18,800
171/-
175/„
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17% '
17%
17%
1,300
22
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3
5
6
6
6
5%
22%
1,800
22 Va
22
22%
22%
22
82
83%
84
84%
84%
15
15%
14%
15
14%
15
14%
14%
58
58
58
57%
57%
57%
57%
57
57
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28%
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28%
69%
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69
68%
69%
69
69%
69
69 %
69 Va
15,300
i~r
159%
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54%
51
22%
22%
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1
84%
85
9,200
85%
6,500
26,000
600
159%
159%
55
55%
55
55%
54%
55%
54%
54%
3,700
51 Va
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70%
159V2
51%
51
51%
50%
50%
50%
51
1,800
158
55%
51
158 %
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250
18
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
18
70
69%
69%
69%
70
69%
69%
15,600
37%
37%
37%
37%
38%
38'A
39
11,800
100
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99%
99
'99
99%
102 %
3,000
45
43%
44%
43%
44'/a
43%
44%
44 Va
45'A
26,500
22%
23%
22%
23%,
22 %
23
25,200
44
D
10
62%
10
30%
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37%
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com
23%
22%
62%
30'%
30%
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38
63 Va
30%
63%
118
23%
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118
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37%
36
21
21'A
8,800
500
118
35%
37
21%
5,000
30%
30 Va
30 %
118
37%
63%
63
63%
118
36%
2,300
21
21%
21,400
30
21Va
21
21%
*106
107%
*105
106 %
*105
106%
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106%
106%
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102%
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102 >/4
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102 %
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102 %
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103%
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103
*102
103
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103
*102
103
10
21%
100
144
21%
21%
21%
21-%
21%
21%
144%
143%
143%
143%
21%
*144
144
(Ky).Nopar
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50
86%
86%
86%
28%
28
103%
*102
53%
53%
21%
144
21%
144
22%
14,400
210
144
54
53%
53%
53%
53%
1,200
86
29
54%
-
88%
89
90%
89%
89%
10,000
x28
86%
27%
Nashville
preferred
30 Va
30%
100
common.
& Sons
62%
63%
118
100
preferred
(M)
30%
117%
37
1
&
62%
♦
101
100%
100
100
2,500
100
preferred
E
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23%
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Co
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4%%
22%
6
37%
28'A
28%
28%
28%
28%
54
Inc—
Common
6
51% Jan
3,100
42%
*5%
6
17%
preferred
Lowenstein
Dec
96% Jan
15 'A
69'A
preferred....
Louisville Gas & El Co
Louisville
15 Vr
37%
common
Co
preferred.
conv
Long Island Lighting Co
21% July 13
15%
i«
Corp
5
4
45 V4 Jan
10,400
15'A
15%
;
43%
l
Star
104
48% Aug 25
88% Dec 20
6,400
2%
43%
No par
Lone
5%
21%
2%
*
70%
preferred
23
105
21%
2 %
37%
.
21
Mar 11
21%
21/4
4
20
3,100
ih
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A
Mar
70
69%
Aircraft Corp
6
6
69%
43%
__2.50
3 8 7/8 Sep
Sep
69%
20%
'
1,700
54,600
No par
com.
28 y4 Mar 14
26
15%
16
14%
No par
Inc
4%%
2%
14 Va
69
21%
2%
14%
4.900
43%
10
(The)
22
5
20%
2%
94
43%
100
Carbonic Corp
67
21%
33
93%
5%
25
com
preferred
,13% Jan
Dec
Tobacco
Lion Oil Co
16
68 %
22%
32%
93%
43%
7
Link
9
Sep
66%
22
33
13%
13%
67%
22
32%
*91
6%
10
____
Lnk Belt Co.— C0rP""BehP PoUP
6
14
18% Jan
:.
17
55 % Apr
Aug 12
7%
13%
.
"
21%
1
43%
'
Liggett & Myers
32%
93%
57/.
"When issued"
*56
July 2
142% Jun 23
22%
43£
No par
Co
Corp...!.
Savers
32%
*50
4,600
5
(The)
Lerner Stores Corp
July 21
21%
*91
55%
4 Va
1
46
48
22%
93%
No par
4
4
36% Mar 22
*50
33
*91
pfd
Jan
22
21%
32%
32%
93%
No par
preferred
15% Jan
&
*91
15%
4Va
22
32%
100
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley RR
No
Lehigh Valley Coal common..
26
22
common_3
3.85%
21
*52'
50
Lee Rubber & Tire
Lees
16% Sep
4% Dec
Gas
Lane
34y4May 2
98% May
3
14% Sep 16
86 y2 Aug
4
Mar 30
34
30% Dec
Laclede
La
7
60
26
Sep
series A
100
Lukens Steel Co
*102
10
45%
103 %
♦100%
46%
45%
46%
46%
*100%
102
45%
46%
102
46%
*100'A
6,100
102
46%
4,300
16%
46
1,400
>'
8
Apr
> 40% July
122
July
22
2
6
12% May 10
»
<
20% Jan
4
81% Mar 16
54
Dec
23
136% Dec
29
23
92
'
16% Jan
499
,
«
3%
4
6
Jan
29
31
Dec
26'/. Mar 14
88'% Mar 15
95
Jun
8% Dec
3
7% Jan
6
13 »/4 Jun "•
31
8% Jan
6
121/4 Feb
64
Dec
23
24% Oct
22
56% Jan
23
18
4
546
Nov
17
Jan
4
6
Dec
21
5 % Mar
31
6
28
6% Dec
1201% Sep
6
Jan
543 V2 Jan
7
4% Mar 10
3
21
Feb
39'% Sep
13
3
16
i6
13
Jun
21
8U" Anr
4
685
9
25
10% May 18
Dec
8
7
Jan
4
10% Dec
31
19
Jan
4
30 V2 Dec
29
28
Jan
12% Jan
11
17 % Dec
9
16
Jan
54% Aug 23
59
July 14
42
Apr
29
71% Dec
6
66 % Jan
11
88
May
24% Jan
12
34% Dec
22
31% Jan
7
38
Sep
15
11
99
Apr
25
44
22% Jan
34
& M Wood
6%
321/4 July 27
35% July 15
July
12
MacAndrews
139
9% Dec
6
4
M
53 y2 Jan
19
Mar 28
19% Jan
Aug 19
30% Dec
7% May 27
\ 5%, May
,25% Jan
48 y4 Jan
133
17% July 12
Mack
j
Trucks
Forbes
Inc
Mahoning
Manati
Coal
Sugar
Mandel Bros
11
Manhattan
11% Feb
17
Maracaibo
6
35% Jun
21
Marathon
7
201/4 Feb
18
Marine
Field
1,500
37%
37%
3,100
*95%
97%
97
97
97%
97%
97%
97%
95
96
1
26%
27%
26%
28%
28%
29%
29%
30%
29%
30 Va
113,400
No par
18%
29%
18%
18%
18%
18%
xl8%
18%
18%
18%
7,400
,—No par
18%
29%
29%
7
26% Feb
16
44 % July 21
91% Jun
3
99
Dec
21
94% May
99
92% Jan
5
98
Mar 11
94
May 16
99
Jan
7
89
Apr
1
83
Jan
18
88
17% Jan
20
28% Nov
23
25% Jan
4
35% July 12
Nov
12
52
Feb
13
56% Mar 31
12
Jan
4
15% July 23
75;
Jan
4
88% Jun
24
33% Jan
4
63% Dec
3
14 y. Mar 14
16% Feb
54% Jan
37% Apr
4
26
20
91
July
2
58
Apr
57% Jan
17
20
67
"43% Nov 24
40
76% Dec
Jan
May
21% Aug 11
29% Feb
27
15
Apr
1
18
'27% Jan
4
57% Dec
31
52% Jan
86% Jan
4
22
64% Dec
31
27% Feb
16
32% Dec
21
11% Jan
47r'
4
Jan
4
15% Feb
18
30% Oct
60% Jan
31
Jan
Jan
3
18
69 % Jun
29
2
IO6V4 Apr
18
*
46
Jan
25
7
135
Jan
25
21% Jan
18
23% Dec
23
95
Oct
21
109% Dec
22
102
Jun
9
Oct
25
100
Jun
30
49% Dec
23
43% Jan
7
95
Jan
7
107
'26
Jan
20% Jan
18
88% Mar 30
28% Jun
30% Apr
96
28
12
July 21
2
39
Jan
6
96
Mar 28
52% Aug 26
103% A or 18
104
Jun
14
108% May 19
104
Feb
107% July
For
12
36% Nov
footnotes
see
97
96 %
*95%
97
*86%
87V2
10
31%
32'A
2,700
1
21%
31 %
31%
Mercantile
Merck
&
Stores
Co
Inc
Co
conv
2nd
2nd
series
Inc
common
pfd
preferred
Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Machine
Co
preferred
15%
15%
15%'
15%
88
51
65
65
83 %
series
49%
43%
43%
23%
16%
16%
62
62
62
62
*70
1
36%
37%
1
33%
33%
99
99
26%
3%
16%c
..No par
No par
12.50
pfd__100
100
3.85%
preferred series
100
preferred series
100
4.45%
preferred series.
100
5
26%
22%
22%
*90
92
*104
105%
*101% 102%
52%
53 %
23%
24
49%
50
*98%
99%
*105% 107%
*96%
98%
96
96
*106% 103
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58
*101%
103
103%
75
37
71
37%
100
26%
27
22%
22%
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92
*101%
53
102%
53
37%
22
22%
23%
23%
48'A
99
99
*105%
107%
»i*i
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*96
56%
98%
*105%
*96%
107%
98%
96%
%
1,900
23%
23%
*101%
*69
37%
103
75
37%
60
100
4,000
700
33%
33%
99
99
40
25%
26
4,200
22
221/4
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92
105'A
104%
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lAi %
101%
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52
30,400
100
400
40
800
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2.5%
23%
28,000
48%
47%
48V4
2,500
*98%
£9%
*98%
99%
70
*105%
107 %
*105%
107'/2
*96 V2
98
2j
48
*
96 %
'94%
98
*94 %
109
*106%
109
*106%
56%
58
57%
57"%
43%
26'4
52%
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49%
98%
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37%
90
90
105 %
23%
49%
1,400
3,200
43 Va
22%
26%
92
%
23%
5,200
66
1,300
103
71
*69
34
52
50
85
66
*84%
2,800
1,200
107
x51%
170
16%
34
102%
10
88
62
*97
*101%
1,500
5,800
16%
*101'%
26%
105%
15%
1,200
62
34
22%
31%
45
16%
102
*90
48%
22%
62%
34
26%
98 %
X49
24 Va
*87%
571/2
16%
23%
*98
*104%
105
43%
15%
70
61 %
*
37%
333/4
33%
100
71
373A
*69
105
102%
65
85
43 Va
24'%
16%
50%
84%
43%
24V4
88
65
-
84
16%
50
,
*87%
88
50%
42%
3.80%
Copper
*44'A
24 Va
9
Miami
31%
44%
16%
18
9
31%
44'A
43%
26
Sep
22%
31%
45
*44
24 %
62
103
75
22%
22
31%
65
83%
*56
21%
16%
Apr
60
57
57'%
31%
873A
82%
*56
21%
/
42%
5
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35%
32
24%
preferred..50
Mergenthaler
Mesta
86%
32
1
Corp
(The) common
1st
86 %
51
a
96
32%
10
Shoe
convertible
15%
15%
65
*101%
5%
*56
;
86%
18
Inc.
(1st series)
pfd 4.30%
45
87%
100
2nd
*44
49%
*61%
Cum
313/4
65
82%
32%
213/4
31%
51%
82%
*86
57%
21%
64%
.5
Co.
preferred
*56
49%
25
4%%
45
33 Va
1
Apr
6
*44
86 Va
33
5
101
32% Jan
26.
*56
*86
15%
87%
102
108% May
33%
100
preferred
Co
Robbins
*86
,
xl5%
x87%
50c
93% Mar 29
4
*96
86%
33%
57%
22
94V2 Mar
104 % Mar 15
23
page
*96%
11
22% Jun
29
96%
26% Feb
4
May 14
96%
17
27
Nov
220
97
56% Jun
24
99% Oct
961/2
$4.25
28% Jan
109
96%
12
41% Nov
102
97%
Apr
103% Oct
6
*96%
108
5
15
97%
No par
4
Jan
*96%
No par
13
Jan
97
$4
Jan
89
97
$3.50 preferred
21% Jan
92
96%
22
92
104% Aug 18
2
22% Feb
96%
112% Apr
28% Jan
24
11,400
common
Mengel Co
6
Jan
4
1,300
43%
Mead Corp
Melville
28
82
7
&
Stores
July 28
26 % Jan
28
McLellan
Jun
4
Jan
24%
42%
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
39
4
17% Jun
Electric
77
31
98
convertible
7
Oct
88% Sep
24%
42%
McGraw-Hill
21
22% Dec
91
30'A
24%
42%
common
17
30
57% Nov
Corp
25
25% Dec
21% Dec
Aug
29%
24'A
42%
50
McKesson
4
101
29%
24%
42%
3
13
19
27
30%
*24%
42%
No par
45% Apr
Mar 14
29%
24%
42 Va
common
Jun
91
4
29%
24%
42%
preferred
3%%
6,600
29%
24%
No par
Corp
McGraw
460
41%
No par
common
Stores
500
No par
preferred
McCrory
*56
58
24%
Publishing
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines..;
11% Feb
Dec
8
13
71'/4 July 22
18% Jan
103
16
18%
*56
1
common
1947 series_.No par
cumulative pfd__
No par
$2.50
183/4
....5
Co
Stores
$3.75 cum pfd
46 y4 Aug
82
5
Co.
$3.75 preferred
Aug 22
10,700
38
33'/4 Jun
46
18%
37%
6
6
18%
37%
23% Mar 15
Jan
18%
12,000
37%
33% Mar 14
44
18%
18%
900
35
373/4
25% Jan
31
34%
37%
20
Corp
34'A
1,900
2,300
37"%
23
$3
33%
34
8%
37%
23
McCall
7
32
8%
No par
com
37% Dec
McCord
6%
31%
8%
57%
25% Dec
4
7
31
83
28% Dec
24% Mar
10
5,200
7
8%
8%
15,600
6
■
31
7%
31
•
57%
4
12
33%
6
39
650
81 %
4
11
33%
33
x8%
25,100
37%
58
8
Jan
8%
5%
1201/2
118
*630
81%
Jan
Apr
31
32%
8%
33
*6%
7
32
8%
640
5%
5%
ns %
38 Va!
38
640
650
81
Jan
10
32
5%
7
7%
32
5%
114%
39%
80%
Co
L)
Electric
8%
*625
113
80%
18
44% Dec
7
32
5%
57/a
38%
2,800
57%
16% Jan
32% Aug 29
53/4
650
*625
650
109
1,200
10%
80 Va
22
$3.40
39 %
*625
1
preferred
Maytag Co
111%
38
10%
10 Ve
109
377/,,
200
10%
80 %
Martin
Dept
10
110
37
93
10%
xl8%
Martin-Parry Corp......
Masonite Corp
May
10
102%
91%
*10%
x57 %
3
Master
-
10,300
100
&
(Glenn
9%
-
1
35%
18%
4
4 % %
No par
35
80%
Fob
17
10%
10 Va¬
16,800
57%
201/8 Jan
-40% Jun
10%
10
50
31
18%
4
Mar 14
92
10%
900
30%
80 %
July 19
23
91'A
10%
10%
51%
135
57
Jan
20% May 16
91
10%
♦90%
16 Va
*511/4
135
50
15% Aug
30
90 %
10%
.
138
10
2 3'/a
30
91
10%
Co
92
25% Dec
91
10%
common.
16
23% Dec
90%
100
137'/«
140
Mfg
29
7
35%
*138
140
pre.erred
Cement
22
2
35%
6.25
Sep
Jan
35
5
97
18% July
33%
No par
33% Oct
19% Dec
15
33%
Exploration
1
55
33%
...
4
4
33'%
50
4
Feb
33
10
Jan
'147
31%
i
13% Feb
183
30
1
convertible
Marshall
51%
29%
Co
Corp
,16%
138
*135
29%
Shirt
Midland
4%
51%
51%
29%
Corp
Marquette
16%
16%
29 Va
Co
Oil
51'A
51%
29"%
*.—...
RR
16%
16%
51%
28%
No par
Square Garden
Magic Chef
Magma Copper
^
Magnavox Co (The)..,
—
16%
16%
51'A
5
*
Madison
34% Jan
Jan
51
*137%
No par
May 16
3
16%
....100
16% Jan
82
5
common__10
*
Many :(R H) Co Inc com
4%% preferred series A
BVe AUg 18
2
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&
preferred
98%
96%
109
58%
231/4
06
96
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56%
68
40
109
14,100
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NEW YORK STOCK
30
Feb
Highest
9
30% Jan
S
8
32% July
40% Oct
26% J*n
37% Jan
25
126% Jan
137^ "Dec
15
21% Jan
29% Sep
Jan
21
25% Jan
21
133
27
Dec
Apr
34
Jun
16
9
South
Midland
145% July 26
20% Aug 25
29
Middle
7
23
15 % Jan
13
16% Dec
35% Mar
50
YORK
STOCK
Monday
8%
Utilities
Steel
Prod
Oil
21
8% Jan
4
55% Jan
102
32%
32%
32%
32%
33
32%
48'A
48%
48%
48%
48%
144%
*144%
146
29%
28%
29
37%
36'/a
37%
23'A
23
9% Jan
4
14% Dec
31
12% Jan
71 % Jan
12
85% Dec
29
82
19% May 26
24 % Dec
8
20
Jan
20
22% Jan
17
27
4% Jan
18
22% Jan
23% Nov
4
15% July 19
23% Jan
51% Jan
27 % Jan
8
24% Aug
5
38 % Dec 31
Feb~15
21
10
10
4
10
Sep
7
34% May 16
Aug
8% Jan
8
8
15
Minn
Mfg
$1.50
July 14
73% July
28% Sep
1st
2nd
44 % Feb
&
Power
Mississippi
21% Aug 12
100'% Jun
7
Ontario
&
23%
22%
23%
23
18%
18%
18'A
18%
18%
18%
18
18'A
5,400
59
59'%
60
60'/a
60%
60 Va
60%
60%
6,900
112%
112%
113
113%
*113%
108
109%
RR
31
34% Mar 14
43% Sep
3
28% May 18
38% Jan
3
80% Aug 23
18 % Dec 20
73% Apr
28
88% Sep
16
18 % Jan
3
21% Apr
25
7
Power
(John)
Co
Motor
Wheel
27% Mar 14
33% Apr
38% Dec 28
31 % Aug
42% Mar
3
28% Mar 24
18% 8ep 15
25% Jan
3
22% July 20
47
Feb
4
29
47% Feb
11
31% Dec 31
28
Jan
6
42% Sep
42% Jan
4
61
Dec
22
61
Jan
4
78
37
4
45% Dec
2
41
Feb 21
47
Mar
125% Dec
17
114% Jan
18
126
Jan
2
51
Not 23
47
0
62% Mar 10
12% May
7
13% May 11
20% Jan
4
27
Dec
29
20% Mar 14
19% Aug 20
47% Nov 24
15% Mar 23
27% July 25
19% Apr 20
4
45% Deo
0
4
183% Dec
21
8
17% Dec
28
11
Jan
33% May 10
40% May 16
173% Sep
12% May 20
37
15%
Ap7~21-
6
Feb
11
45
14% Mar 14
26% May 10
23% July 5
40
22
19
24
25
4
41% Aug 17
19% Dec 30
37% Jan
12% Jan
16 % Jan
16% May
87% Jan
6
24 % Dec
21
20
May 12
4
98% Dec
2
S3
Mar 21
20%
Jan"
18
43% Jun
10
28% May
23% Jan
20% July 25
8
,93% Jan
5
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4
Jan'
10
49% Nov
17
45% Mar 14
105% Nov
8
63% Dec 29
102% Jan
5
54% Jan
■
100% Jun
105
Sep
16
25
88
182
Dec
10
175
Aug 29
183
Dec
8
147
Mar
9
156
Jan
8 V2 Feb
Oct
National
90
Jan
6% Feb
0
38% Jan
6
97 % Feb
21
Dec
8
37% Jan
10% Sep
15
Nov
41
17
4
30
103
,28% Jan
33% Jan
9
6
Apr
12
11% Apr - 8
8% July 20
11% Jan
3
11% Jan
14% Dec
13
14
Jan
16% Dec
105
Jan
9% Nov
4% Jan
106
Feb
18
31
25
31% Mar
39
July 22
86
99
Nov
12
Dec
2
Jan
13% Jan
94
17
6% July
Jan
15% Jan
105
Feb
7
19
20
10
National
National
Nehl
Neisner
8
3%%
New
5
101
Feb
2
69% Jan
18
104
Sep
13
Newmont
1G% Feb
1
20% Feb
17
Newport
82
12
78
Oct
13
18
75
Mar 15
Sep
41% Jan
7
23 % Jan
7
29
34% Dec
29
31% Jan
5
49% July 27
56% Apr 19
33% Feb 24
78% Mar 30
4%%
Mar 23
34% Dec
28
Apr
7
14% Apr
2
67% 8ep
8
25 % Aug 12
.22
-
51
<35% Apr
91
Jun
28
7
30% Feb
59
21% Jun
Aug 20
97% Oci
39
8
Jan
5
91 % Mar
8
96
4
32% July 30
30
5
36% July 27
25
87 % Dec
28
82% July
5
29
87% Mar 11
25
Jan
N
Y
N Y
82% Jan
86
New
New
N
Sep
92
Jan
7
93% Sep
102
Nov
100
Jun
25
104% Oct
19
Jan
93% Jan
100
86
May 10
92% May 9
Y
York
&
New
6
2
45 %
111
Sep 29
Feb
23
73% Dec
29
39% Jun
27
64% Jan
13% Jan
4
16% Aug 25
16
85
Jan
4
95
Jan
12
100% July
101
Oct
7
18
Mar 25
103% Apr
103% Dec
27
104
15
Dec
2
26% Nov
34% Dec
11
19% Dec
14% Jan
<
26
7% Jan
11
29% Dec 29
38% Nor 28
19% Mar
2
28
29
Jan
1
103%
-
82%
-
152%
152%
*96%
20%
53%
53'/a
104'/a
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*103%
%
82
21
20%
98'A
21
53%
82 %
151
21%
20%
19%
20%
6,300
82%
•
81%
97%
20%
*96%
10,600
5,500
21
45,400
97%
203
21%
21
21%
7,500
53%
53%
53%
13,100
104%
.
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86%
86%
90
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88
13.3Q0
177%
176
177%
176
176
176
176
20C
153%
151
152%
152%
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152%
152%
11%
31%
17%
12
11%
11%
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12
12
12
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11%
400
32'%
17%
32
32%
32%
33
32%
32%
32%
32%
5,300
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
13
17%
18
5,000
73%
1
74%
74%
75%
76
77%
76%
77%
75%
76%
37
37'A
37%
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37'/a
37%
37%
37'/a
38
45%
45%
46%
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47%
46%
47%
46%
47%
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x37
45%
100
160
18,300
1,300
11,800
Co
100'A
100%
99%
99%
5
48%
48%
4 8'A
48%
48%
48
48%
48
48%
2,500
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
10'A
10%
10%
10
10%
19,100
13%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
7,100
7%
4,100
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48
100
*99%
100
7%
7%
7'A
7%
7%
7'/a
7%
7 "a
7%
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14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
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17
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17
17
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107
♦105
107
♦105
107
36
36
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94%
94%
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96
„
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35%
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36
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94%
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95
1
16%
17%
17
17%
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17
96%
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96%
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96%
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98%
102'%
101%
1
18
18%
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17%
100
82
82
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81
10
—
;
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Co
47
No par
RR
Co
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500
50
Corp
104
100%
17%
102%
16%
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16%
*95
101 %
18
18
81
*80
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17
107
16%
96 %
103%
18%
81
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35%
60
15
2,300
17%
1,300
107
36%
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96
20
16%
17
13,700
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103
17%
*79
96%
103
4,200
18%
5,000
81
90
Northeast
47%
47%
47
47%
53,800
53%
54%
54'A
54%
54%
55%
23,100
26'A
26%
25
25%
25%
25 %
1,400
87%
270
89
102%
510
32%
86'A
86%
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100
101
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520
520
31 'A
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101 %
550
32%
31%
85%
*100
585
86%
101 %
610
32
31%
31%
62%
61%
61%
61'A
61%
61%
62
23%
23'%
23 %
23%
23 'A
23%
23%
23%
44
44
93%
93%
*92
95
par
34%
34%
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34%
34%
34%
33%
34 %
*84%
85'%
*83%
85%
*83%
85%
*83%
85%
98'%
103
44
90%
98'%
103
*88%
sQft
44%
45
90%
95
89
99
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45
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89
•
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102%
99
*101
102%
610
101 %
80
610
80
31%
32%
3,300
61%
62'A
3,100
24
1,800
*23 '/a
44%
*91
88%
45
95
88%
43%
*91
33%
*84
*87%
43%
3,200
95
10
34
14,800
85%
400
88%
98
98%
*101
102%
*101
102%
80
98%
98%
230
19%
jg3/4
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19
19%
4.400
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
33%
34
33%
34
3,800
common—25
59%
60%
60
60%
25
*25%
25%
25%
25%
*25%
25%
1
6S%
71
69%
70%
70%
72'A
1
17 V*
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
Corp
Co__.
Ry
50
86%
lo
100
42%
*110
___No par
series
100
preferred
series
100
preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
100
$4.11
86%
43'A
*110
42%
43%
111
86%
43%
111
60%
60%
60%
25%
*25'/a
25 %
300
69%
x68%
69%
34,900
18%
18%
18%
7,800
17%
*86%
42%
*111
87
86%
86%
50
43 %
43%
43%
9,300
*109%
110%
200
77'A
78%
77
78%
77'/a
78%
77%
78%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
*87'A
87 %
*100%
101
1
7,300
111%
79%
100
25%
common__l0
19
87%
23,900
8,000
87%
88%
88%
88%
100%
100%
100'/a
100%
101
101
♦100
100%
101 *4
*100%
101'A
*100%
101 %
101
100%
*100%
101
101
*100
101
*100
100%
100 %
100%
30
26%
25%
26%
24,500
100
25%
25»A
20
19%
25
preferred
Norwich Pharmacal Co__.
86%
86%
111
60%
25%
x69
17
100
$4.08
86%
43%
111
60 %
60
78%
5
series
Northwest Airlines Inc
*86 %
♦10Q
2
;
Ry
47
5
Aviation
Central
*90
100
preferred
Pacific
1
100
Northern States Pwr Co
(Minn)—
Common
4.6%
46
53%
61%
100
Capital
Northern
47%
26%
100
Co
American
46%
53
26
100
Western Ry
Adjustment
North
48%
54
25%
Corp—
preferred
&
32%
1
preferred
7
104
176
preferred
7
81%
176%
$4.10
July 12
83'%
2q%
*97
21%
54%
176
$3.60
41
20%
41
103
26% Jun
19%
23%
92% May 9
103*4 May 11
39% Jun
20
100
9
18
19%
common—No par
17% Sep
Jan
26
20%
40'/a
100
6
31% Feb
19%
23%
Northern Natural Gas Co
5%% preferred
Jap
4
103% Apr 20
39% Jan 10
20%
41 %
common
Northern
23% July 19
16% Jan
6
20'%
420
1
14
99% Aug 29
11,400
23%
Inc
28
9
40
10
83% Jun
Sep
7
99% Mar 23
100% Feb
60,900
39%
No par
111% Apr
87
99
.
2,600
23'A
40
No par
18
108% July 14
22%
22%
38
41
preferred
Niagara Share Corp
25
Aug 23
47% May 17
Apr
22'A
23%
38%
23%
preferred
26% Apr
52% Dec
53% July
22%
22
38%
41%
preferred
14
38
22%
22%
38%
*99%
3.60%
24% Jan
107% Mar 31
22%
22%
36%
(The) Pa com___10
3.40%
Norfolk
3
22%
22'A
22%
20%
36%
23%
common
Nopco Chemica
85% Jan
22%
21%
36'%
No par
15
8
22%
20%
40%
$3.75 preferred
22
Jun
6,800
23%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No
60% Sep
26% Feb
81-
38%
Cast-No par
Shipbuilding
38% Jun
7
38%
41
4.10%
1
39
23%
Common
3.90%
Sep
38%
preferred—___No par
Harlem
York
3
19% July 27
91% May 4
46% Apr 20
39%
Haven & Hartford Co_I00
Preferred 5% series A—
100
14
76
38%
New
22
6
39%
40%
Corp
Dock
non-cum
101% Jan
13% Jan
4.600
39%
53%
27% Mar 24
19
13
39%
25%
*87
48 % Jan
29
12%
39'%
22%
20
51% Dec 23
16% Aug 18
'89
Mar 23
13
23'A
Central
4
4
12%
41'%
Pr & Lt Co 4%
39% Jan
12
13
1
36%
Jan
176%
12%
1
6
8% Jan
176%
13
23'%
Corp
17% Jan
<20
176%
176%
12%
City Omnibus Corp___10
York
103% Apr
20% Jun
6
176%
177
13'%
40%
Chicago & St Louis
13
7
176%
5,300
13
1
Mining Corp
Industries common
York
Mar 14
18% Jun
Nov"30
7
11,000
18%
6,100
15
45
2,700
41%
18%
3,900
22
18
39%
40%
58%
Sep
18
39%
41%
27%
Jun
71% Apr
25% Apr
40
40%
27 %
39
27% Jan
14
177
18%
39%
58
7
Mar 30
176%
18%
39%
41%
23%
N Y State Electric & Gas
44
176%
18%
39'/»
41
"
27%
15
2
18%
41'A
58%
610
Aug 30
18%
27%
$5
Mar 10
Jun
7,200
58
Now
400
13
800
25%
58%
29
90
28
Oct
59%
24%
100
preferred
220
*59%
24%
18%
40
Corp
Steel
J)
125
60%
24%
27'/a
30
12
Jun
125
59%
24%
57%
Jun
Oct
515
126
60%
24%
27'A
102% Jun
97
6
126
60%
24%
58%
103
14
125
123
60% "61%
24%
27%
24% July 20
80% May 16
Apr
18%
123
61%
25%
57%
48
85% Jan
24%
27
10
348
"61
59
28
18
SuO
27%
54% Dec
Jan
300
45
58%
31% Dec
95
77
43%
27
9
20
77
43%
1
21
Jan
76%
43%
5
32% Apr
63
76%
4J %
New York Air Brake
4
11
15% Mar
82
*43%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
18% Jan
4
*75
43%
100
Inc
1,600
82
18%
4
New Jersey
18% Jan
Mar
4,600
40
England Electric System
93
18% Dec
3,200
39
5
preferred
31
49% Nov 30
27% Dec 10
43
38%
common—5
Service
Newberry Co (J
27
22
4
18%
42%
38%
1
preferred
73 % Dec
5
18%
42%
X41
Co common
Bros
4%%
100% Dec
May 11
18%
42'%
38%
5
Vulcanized Fibre
Corp
14
12
18'A
39%
40%
Natomas Co
40% Jan
25% Jan
18'A
42%
39%
41%
Co__
Theatres
11
67% Jan
18'A
42%
39%
Co
Sugar Ref Co
Feb
July
18%
42%
39%
1
Prod
&
Shares
19
4
18%
38%
25
preferred B
Malleable
1,300
42
♦103%
6%
20
18%
41%
common
preferred A
10% Apr
Mar
6,200
103%
7%
National
18
7
19%
53'A
National
16% Jan
19
53%
National Tea
96% Jun
19%
52%
9
33% May 4
90% Mar 16
19%
National Gypsum Co common
1
$4.50 preferred
No par
National Lead Co common
;__5
18
8
19%
98%
12% Jun
14% Feb
37% Mar
19
21%
59% July 22
105% Jun
3,700
19%
19%
21%
National Supply
4'/o preferred
15% Apr 12
17% July
5
34'/a
21
47% Sep
2
7,303
30%
33%
*97
National' Steel
14
24%
30%
34
21%
77% Sep 14
42% Mar 25
103% May
24%
30%
33%
98'%
National Linen
0
24%
30%
34'A
21%
Natl
34 % Dec
24'A
30%
33%
21%
14
43% Dec
24%
30%
97%
23
4
24'A
34%
21'%
Sep
Jan
24%
30%
30%
x34
5
Inc
Co
Gas
Feb
4
4,600
10
Fuel
33
Mar
4,100
53%
24%
20%
2,900
39
1
pfd series of 1951___
14
21
19%
52%
100
4'%%
31
1
19%
54%
20
42%
42%
5
Gas
National Distillers
National
21
25
19%
53%
10
preferred
23% Jan
Jan
19%
53%
41%
18%
lo
Lines
conv
11% Jun
26% Jan
'■24%
City
$1.25
14
58
2,800
19%
53'A
20%
100
National Container
31
Dec~3l
Inc
Register
13% Dec
66
Fibres
Corp
27% Dec
4
20'A
19%
53%
20%
42%
42%
38'%
i
preferred A
15
Jan
20 %
19%
53%
19%
*122
29
16% Apr
(46
20
19
.53%
123
4
19
20%
52%
*122
July 22-
158
48,500
42%
....
National Airlines
14
5
7,800
88%
Nashville Chatt & St Louis__..__100
National Acme Co__.
l
Dairy Products.Department Stores
7
30'A
87
43
National
Jan
29 '/a
87%
*76
National
141% Jan
172
29 3 4
86%
82
6
4
29%
87%
43
15
Apr
30
86%
43
_
Cylinder
22% July 29
55% Jan 13
29%
88
1
National
3
30%
86%
*75
5
Jan
43
29%
50
Cash
25% Mar 14
42%
30%
87%
No par
National
1,3U0
5
preferred
10
21
43%
43
42%
21
30
10
com
Myers (F E) & Bros
7%
42 'A
21%
86'%
20,/«
19%
19%
47
30
35% Oct
5,500
xl9%
Can
31
3
41,000
29%
1
National
16% Dec
May
47%
29%
34%
Aviation Corp
Co common
25% Dec
10
47%
29%
24'%
30%
National
28% Dec 31
Dec
47%
29%
34 %
National Biscuit
5
18
21%
47'%
29%
24
Corp
1
4
17% Feb
21%
48
29
30'%
26
July
21'/a
47%
29%
12
Automotive
193/4 Jan
0
21%
48
28%
1
National
10 % Jan
21% Jan
21%
47%
1
17% Jan
Feb
21%
10
2
5,300
5,700
29%
_5
Jun
5,300
32%
16% 10%
48%
No par
J
Mar
45% Mar
183
5,000
12,100
21%
No par
3
N
Apr 11
8
22
16%
17%
75%,
102
47%
No par
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
4%
32 "2
16
17%
x29%
j.
Munsingwear Inc
Aug 24
1
(The)
Corp
Brass
18
5
Mfg Corp
Mullins
27
X76
2
Co
Mueller
36 % Jan
17%
No par
& Co
Products
28% Dec 31
172% Jan
19%
17%
new_.
Inc
Motor
18% Jan
Jan
10,530
17'/a
Moore-M'cCormack Lines
25% July 22
39% Jun
30
10,100
29'A
18%
20
Montgomery Ward & Co
4
74% Mar 29
30'A
28%
17%
1.25
Tool
Monterey Oil Co
1
Jan
29%
28%
32
28
9
9,600
30%
28%
16%
23% Aug
41% Aug 23
39%
30
2 9'/a
32%
23
17 % Jun
38%
31
28%
39'%
16%
16% Jun
2
38%
30'/a
29%
39%
31'A
Morrell
7
38%
31'%
28%
Mills
Machine
Motorola
13 % Jan
39'A
30%
29%
30%
28%
16%
22% July 18
17% Aug 17
38%
30%
31
60% Jun
9
4,700
16%
16% Mar 14
May 17
3,200
27%
30%
30%
44% Mar 14
2
65'A
27%
16 %
18% Dec 20
Apr
19% Jan
651
27%
30%
53% Nov
23
6,600
65%
27%
16
4
21 % Mar
32%
64%
27%
29%
Carpet
Co Inc
11% Mar 24
20
32%
66
27%
30%
Mohawk
Mojud
30 % Jan
17
30
65
28%
5
Montana
Dec
49% Jun
4
4
30'A
67
27%
new_10
12
39
1
12% Jan
30'A
66
28%
39%
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
4
Jan
31%
30
67%
28
38%
5
74%
Monsanto Chemical Co
31% Feb
180
lCl'/a
6
56
50,000
87%
67
*29%
25
15
31% Jan
24%
87%
75%
19% May 12
52% July
23%
87%
100%
Monarch
32% Feb
24%
87%
99%
7
2
21
87'/a
75%
16
6
24%
87'/a
76'/a
23
40% Aug
22%
87%
94'/a
7
23% Jan
22%
75%
18% Feb
Sep"l4
10
22'%
*86%
94%
24% Jan
27%Aug 10
4,800
103'A
79%
0
25 %
110
103%
96%
32% Sep
,4
109
95%
114% Jun
Jan
590
109%
104
109
*103%
80'%
17
23% Mar 17
19
104
96%
1
71 'A Jan
20
15% Jan
86%
109
18%
73% Sep
30
26% Oct
17% Aug 27
22
86
108'A
♦103 %
104
115
79%
8
81% Dec
5
21%
*103%
115
96%
79% Sep
4
5
Mar 31
107%
115
1% preferred series A
100
fMissouri Pac RR 5% conv pfd_l0Q
Mar 17
Jan
13
106
*103% 104
-
com__No par
40
16% Jan
112%
No par
1
River Fuel Corp
Missouri-Kan-Tex
112
1
Paper Co
Light
61
19% May
5,100
22%
—100
Mission Corp
Mission Development Co
33% July
31% Jun
231/4
22%
18 %
60%
common
preferred
conv
Minnesota
12,000
18
59%
No par
preferred
Minnesota
36%
22%
No par
common
preferred
Minneapolis Moline Co
S5.50
35%
36'A
100
$4
25% July 14
93% May 4
33
preferred
Mln &
2,900
37
27
13
60
29
36%
Jun
Jun
6,600
29
37 %
116
Apr
7,700
145
36%
No par
115
144%
1
No par
107
29%
28%
29%
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
8
145
29%
Minneap & St Louis Ry__
Jan
144%
10
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_1.50
Aug 16
145
*-144
29 %
20
80
Shares
48%
144%
the Week
33
48%
13
103
Sept. 16
47'%
Jun
21
Dec
90
5
Sales
Friday
-
32%
70
106% Nov 22
26
May
'
Thursday
Sept. 15
32%
100
Corp
conv
PRICES
47%
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer
3.30%
SALE
32%
19% Apr
8
HIGH
Wednesday
Sept. 14
46 %
May 12
53
Sept. 13
5
109% Aug 22
20% Jun
Monday, September 19, 1955
10
Inc
common
1st preferred
Midwest
Tuesday
Sept. 12
Par
..
RECORD
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
41% July 13
28% Mar
1
32% Aug
26
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1954
.
28'%
30
*29%
2.50
37%
38 %
38
101
101
25%
25%
19'/a
20'A
26%
19%
30
*29%
30'A
38
37%
37%
25%
88%
88%
88 %
90
-
160
10
19%
19%
19 %
21
20,100
29 '/a
30
29%
32
2,700
37%
37 '/a
37%
900
*37
o
38 % Jan
44% Aug 10
102% Jan
109% Dec
31
92% Jan
100 % Dec
0
106% Jan
110% Jan
29
104% Jun
108% Aug 30
43% Jan
95% Jan
4
18% Jan
20
101% Nov
9
21 % Jun
9
For
33 % Dec
20 %
27
Aug
2
102% Not 34
24% Dec 21
footnotes
see
page
20
52% Aug
3
110*4 Apr 14
100% Apr 22
107% May 23
109
Jan
106% Sep
109
Aug
31% Aug
26% Jan
8
105% Mar 17
31% Jan
12
Co
common
12
51%
52%
100
X107 %
107%
100
preferred
preferred
*95%
97
51%
108
*96
51 %
51%
51%
51 '/a
51%
2,300
107%
106'A
106%
106%
106 '/a
150
97 %
97%
51%
107'/.
51%
108
97'/a
*96%
98 %
*96 %
9 8'A
20
4.56%
preferred
100
*107%
108
*107%
108
*106'/a
107 %
*106'/a
4.44%
107%
*106'/a
3
107 %
preferred
100
xl06 %
106'A
*106'A
107%
*107'/a
108
*106%
109
*107'/a
109'A
20
No par
34%
34%
34'A
34%
33 3
25.400
39
39'A
39%
39'A
39 %
9
39
Jun
20
Ohio
40
Sep
14
Oklahoma
19
19% May 17
103% May 13
25% Apr 25
20. "
3.90%
14
.22% Aug 11
Jan
Edison
4.40%
28
18% Jan 20
100
Ohio
4%
Oil
Co
Gas
&
Elec
preferred
Preferred 4.24% series
Oklahoma -Natural Gas
Co
com—10
20
100
7.50
*19%
*101
_
23%
19%
102
23 3 a
*19%
19%
*101
102
23%
23%
4
*19%
*101
.
23%
34%
33 %
33%
33'/a
33%
40
39%
40
40
40
19%
102
23%
*19%
*101
23%
19%
102
23%
19%
*101
23%
19%
4,900
300
102
23%
3,000
Volume 182
Number 5465
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1131)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Kante for Previous
38
Feb
104
Range since
Highest
60% Dec
5
127 % Dec
3
4
73
Jan
4
11
23
July 23
Apr 29
13% Mar 11
50
Jan
31
99
5
Dec
12
76
31
26% Dec
97
Dec
21
12
Sep 22
28% Jan
4
Overland Corp
7
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
16
Mar 14
Fab
22
17
Mar 14
26
4
48% Dec
31
37% Jan
6
87 y4 Jan 35
137% Jan
154% Nov
67
Oct
Jan
4
26% Jan
21% May
4-
14
10
6
;;
16% Jan it
11% Dec
29
.40% Dec
30
38 y4 Dec
3% Mar 12
7
30% Jan
23
27
4
Feb
Oct
10
28
7% Feb
36
49 y4 Dec
38% Oct
26
8
Dec
28
29% Mar
29% Jan
93
37% Apr 19
35% Jan
4
106% Feb
104
5
29
Dec
22
..
Jun
2
88.
Apr
18
Jan
3
Apr
1
44% Jun
i
31
3
104
Aug 10
13
Jan
Feb
i
6
14
6
6
61% Sep
15% Sep
13
4y4 May 27
7% Jan
5
54% Feb
14
47
<
-
*
Jan
86% Jan
7:
10
;
22% Sep
6
27*4 Mar 17*
27% July 28
-
44% Mar
25% Jan
29% Feb
24
29y2 May 3
101 y4 Sep 16
Jun
23,
Jan
3
45% Dec 31
Oct
25
Nov
4
41% Mar 14
107
Jun
103 y4 July
22
Jan
2
7"
15% Mar 25
25
Dec
29
53
Nov
30
45% Mar 14
5
22% Dec
13
19
Mar 18
35% Dec
14
6
May 12
49% July 25
113% Apr
108% Apr
20
25
30% Jun
13
53
16
Jun
20% Sep
33
Mar 26
13% Jan
48
4
4
Feb
11
101% Feb
9
18% Jan
9
4
169
63
73 y4 Nov
Aug 27
28
Nov 26
11
31
106
94
Jan
11
112% Mar 30
52% Dec 29
39% May 26
26% Jua
3
5
115
Oct
4
May 28
103
Oct
Feb
8
Jan 35
17% Mar 14;
54% Sep 15
16
108
39% Dec
4
84% Jan 26
57% Dec 10
18% Dec 31
15% Jan
32% Jan
23% Jan
33%
155
30% Jun 20
100% Jun 29
4
22% Apr 11
20% Sep 16
16
Sep 21
Aug 30
30% Jan
16
32% Sep
102 y4 July 12
26
Jan
6
7% Aug
86% Jan
Pfizer
24
Jun
110% Jan
97
Jan
9
31
31
14
Dec
22
12% Jan
6
3
34 % Aug
18
7
98
Dec
13
2
44% Jan
6
95
8
Apr
90
29
45% Aug
Jan
87% Mar 15
37% Feb 21
85% Jun
11
3
83% Feb
5
97% Apr
B3% Jan
4
82 y2 July
34
75% Dec 31
2
10% July 15
16
35
53% Dec 20
Jan
July
12
9
21
Jan
11
113
Nov
1
104
Aug
Sep 27
37% Dec
115
Dec
29
4
3
11% Jan
13
155
July
1
160
Apr
Sep
8
169
Mar
52
Jun
9
17% Sep
43% Jun
97
47
Jan
4
% Sep
16
92
May 9
87% May 9
44
July 22
11
Mar 16
46% Jan
100% July
38% Jan
115
6
6
6
88
Jan
67% Feb
52% Jun
16
120
Sep
14
2
Mar 14
10
29% Sep
16
88
Sep
9
83/4 May 16
30% Jan
3
84% July 28
60% Jan
4
80
Dec
30
76% Mar 11
62 y2 Jan
11
87
Dec
29
85
1
31
Dec
18 y4 Nov
Mar 14
25% Jan
150
29
Jan
6
25
24% Mar 14
108% Jan
14
30
Jan
16% Feb
8
4
32% Dec
30
14% Jan
29% Jan
6
4
20 y4 Dec
29
19% Mar 15
24
16% Jan
68
Feb
7
20 y4 Nov
24
19% Jan
5
17
99 % Dec
20
91
Feb
8
10
9% Mar 31
72% Mar 16
33% Jan
18
35% Jan
7
82% Jan
7
25 y4 Jan
12
25
Sep 15
25% Jan
4
97% Jun
2
July 20
40% Jan
35% Mar 18
Poor
8
13
3
Sep
14
12% Jan
733/4 Sep
16
81
2
43
38% Mar 14
Aug 10
92% Mar
27
3
84
Mar 19
26% Dec
29% Aug 17
31% Dec 31
103% Apr
104% Nov
11
24% Mar 15
Apr
11
28% Jan
3
29% Jan
18
6
9
Mar 21
25% Feb
23
99% Mar
100% Feb
7
16
66% Dec 29
56% May
May 19
463/4 July 15
433/8 Jun 28
893/a Jan
6
26% Apr 21
26% Apr
6
125% Sep
14
33% July 27
33% Apr
7
104
Jpn
8
105% July
40% Sep
5
15
Potomac
Procter
233/4
cum
98%
98%
353/8
34%
50
52
493/4
493/4
110%
111%
111%
104%
105
105
28 %
10
99%
993/4
34%
101'A
35'/a
2,800
35%
*47%
.
52
•48%
52
48%
49%
112
100
28%
'
483/4
48%
483A
1103/4
111%
*1103/4
1113/4
9,200
200
3,900
270
105%
1053/4
370
28%
27%
28'/8
71,400
48 %
48%
48%
49
483/4
49%
49%
49%
493A
50
21%
21%
21
21%
20%
21
20%
203/4
20%
20%
203/4
700
323A
33%
2,400
37
37
37%
*363/4
158
157
90
90
x22%
23%
223/4
*55
56%
»543/4
*103%
5
31%
32%
-.7%
7%
46%
100
112%
60%
41%
♦25
'113
105
103%
32
7%
46%
46
113
37%
*36%
37%
157
90
158
*89
157%
90
22%
*36%
156%
•156%
157%
89
87%
87%
700
22%
26,400
223/4
22%
22%
223A
56%
543/4
543/4
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♦102
103%
103 %
*102
103%
32%
32%
32%
*32%
7%
46%
73/4
7%
73/4
46 Ve
463/8
46%
41%
113%
*112
113
112%
593/4
61%
59
61
593/4
41%
25%
*25
114
114
41%
41%
41%
41%
323/4
8
46%
113
60%
413/8
25
"
25
25
25
*113
25%
114
200
157
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22y8
56
59,000
89
113%
61%
37
4,200
114
•113
114
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55
103
1,300
200
40
•32%
323/4
1,500
7%
7%
463/a
4,200
45%
112%
59%
41%
*24%
113
13,200
710
60%
20,100
41%
6,100
25%
114
114
99%
100
100%
200
50
100
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101%
*101
101%
100
101%
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105 Via
♦105
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105%
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105%
106
106
100
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110
♦109
105 %
110
110
♦109:.
110
109
109
20
1
17
17
17%
17
17,400
3
100
35%
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17%
36
35%
90
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36%
91
5
43%
44%
100
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44%
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16%
17
>
35%
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43,900
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35
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35
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99
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99
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99
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100
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1
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28%
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14
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55
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45
44%
120
28%
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28%
88
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76%
14
12%
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55%
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♦101%
103%
♦101%
56
103%
45%
120
283/4
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443/4
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35
99
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75%
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100
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4,800
•113
28%
96
*95
96
•95
96
99
993/4
•98
993/4
•98
100
89
893/4
893/4
89%
8934
17%
17%
96
17%
♦95
17%
17%
89%
17%
893/4
18%
130,100
14
98%
88%
173/4
89%
18%
•166
168
♦166
168
*166
168
♦166
168
•166
166
*164
166
•164
166
•164
166
•164
50
400
1,600
13,600
169
♦164
166
28%
—2.50
10
75%
54
54
98%
♦95
100
88
35
98%
95 5,8
9,800
88%
46%
35
25
353/4
88%
88
s-5
common
35%
90
*34
75%
36%
10
46%
*88%
*85%
75%
i6y«
443/4-
90
44%
100
73%
16%
230
443A
*88%
par
86%
87
86%
86%
86%
86%
86%
863/4
'
293/4
86
8,600
5,500
Virginia
7%
7%
7%
73/8
7%
73/8
7%
73/8
7%
3,700
27%
27%
28
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
31,500
100
A
1
10
*81%
82%
82
82%
813/4
82%
100
*91
92
100
273/g
►150%
common
1
preferred—100
31%
125
27%
172
31%
126 %
7%
*91
27%
►150%
31%
128
92
27%
155
32%
128
*91
27%
*150%
32%
130
92
27%
155
33%
131
♦81
82
*81
82
210
91
91
91
91
800
27%
•150%
33
132%
27%
155
33%
133
5,900
273/8
27%
150%
150%
20
33%
27,000
132%
132%
820
33
Power
Co
x22%
23/g
22^i
•223/8
22%
22%
223/4
500
5
333/4
34%
34
34%
33%
34%
33%
33%
333A
33%
4,900
10
B
22%
22%
21%
221/4
*21%
22
213/4
213/4
21%
22
10
No par
preferred
No par
10
100
,__25
2? 3/4
105
Gas
10%
74
•74
5%
45%
*85
26%
*25
preference com__No par
preferred
100
4.18%
preferred
100
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
23%
106
45%
42%
•123
div
23%
105%
•223/B
74
25
common_No par
22%
10%
100
4.20% preferred
32
43
86%
26%
253/4
124
32%
10%
22%
23%
108
10%
75
45%
10
23%
107
10 %
23%
106
10
24
106%
10%
10%
23%
7,200
7,100
10%
75
74 -
733A
75%
270
45%
45'A
45%
453A
453A
2,700
42%
42%
42%
43
4,300
85
•73%
43%
\ 42%
85
85
85
85
26%
26
26%
26%
263/«
•26%
26%
25
•25
26
•25
123%
31%
26
123%
32
31%
313/4
•1013/,
1023/4
101%
101%
*103%
105
103%
1033/4
31
31
38%
38%
38%
393/8
64%
65
64%
65
38%
38%
38%
39
8,800
♦74
*45%
84%
*26
700
106 »/2
23%
105
43
No par
.
(The)
23%
106%
43
3
Pullman Inc
33% Sep
483/4
49
III
50
283/,
343/4
35%
110%
24 3A
*28%
99
35
•24
•28%
99
98%
35%
24%
28%
28%
28%
1053/4
preferred
preferred
80% Mar 30
*24
-
27%
preferred
Oil
1,100
233/4
*105%
3%%
Pure
.1,000
40
28 %
4.32%
4.16%
18
493/4
40
1053/4
Indiana—No par
11
49%
40
27%
of
73% Feb
49%
40
3,800
28%
Co
41% Apr
49%
40
5
1053/4
Serv
9
49%
4%
27%
Public
34% May 12
49%
5
1053/4
Colorado
4.08%
8,800
28%
of
$1.40
14,500
28%
Co
&
>800
14%
39%
98%
48%
58%
14%
40
50
*49
143/4
49%
35%
49%
42%
41%
58%
4%
98
48'A
•40
41%
;
4%
28%
40
42%
4%
28 %
100
Gamble
El
14%
24%
Serv
Serv
15
♦28%
Public
Pub
143/a
*23%
Publicker Industries Inc common__5
$4.75
60
*41%
5
class
Electric
&
42
*58%
*28%
No par
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
Sep
4P/8
59 %
28%
& Ash pfd—100
convertible
23% Jan
24% Sep
42%
29
12.50
prior pfd
W'est
(The)
Co
43%
*28%
5
Co
Young
Pittston
37% Feb
33% Mar 14
4
Pittsburgh
15
&
5,700
10
(conv)
class
1st series
5%%
41%
*28%
preferred—:—100
10
20
Jan
114
4
25% Jan
102
12% Dec 31
preferred
Co
41%
29
(conv)—No par
Mettalurgical
5 % %
41%
10
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5%
40%
28%
2
guaranteed
33% Sep
46% Nov 17
80
Pitts
*49
41
*28'%
Forgings Co
1
Wayne & Chic Ry com_100
Ft
7%
49
10
34,000
59%
5
7,100
10%
41%
'
51,500
10%
*41%
43
42
18%
78%
101
10%
...*28%
Pittsburgh
151% Jun
108
40%
18%
76%
♦99%
50
RR
Consolidation
&
14
41%
No par
preferred
Pittsburgh
13
40%
18 3/»
77
101'
II,10a
22,800
10%
23%
_1
s.—
L
3
Apr
41%
763/,
9
10%
25
Inc
St
July 26
26
9%
No par
Jun
15
9%
18%
•99%
100
96
Sep
9%
18%
773/i
101
25
Corp
29
133
9%
77%
♦99%
23%
Pitts
Jun
7% Mar 21
10% Feb
9%
18
18%
77% "
101
40%
18% Apr 18
166% Aug 12
173
77%
*99 %
„40%.„
Pitts
15% Mar 14
18%
4%
20
Jun
9%
4%
96
$4.80
*9%
4%
—;
Hosiery
Mills Inc
&
9%
1
Petroleum
C
♦9%
15%
preferred
C
9%
xl4%
common
Pitney-Bowes
*9%
14%
preferred
Phoenix
42%
9%
14 %
Phillips Jones Corp common_No
Pillsbury
8%
41%
99%
48%
147%
83/4
42%
40%
_
147
148
8%
78%
41%
8'bbUO
41%
77%
♦40
2,140
6A
83/e
17%
18
500
1363/4
'423/4
par
No par
148
7,900
6
8%
60
7
22% May 17
122% Dec 21
Corp
♦147
6%
42%
X60
6
13
*9%
43
136%
51§
♦147
.
8%
x99V2
*40
136
6A
42%
61%
preferred
3.9% series preferred
Pitts
9%
136%
W
147%
42%
4%
$4
8%
42
41%
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com„No par
$5 convertible preferred___No par
31
162% Aug 31
28% Sep 16
62
6
22
147%
8%
43
5%
60ya
29% Aug
3
97 % Aug 25
99% Sep 14
168% Jan
71% Nov 29
13% Apr
59% Apr
104 % Feb
147%
135%
'
{i
2.50
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
5%
16
3
*146V2
Corp—1
preferred^
Phillips
31
27% Dec 20
150
Aug 26
4.68%
7
31
8
136%
5
40%
♦46
100
Phila & Reading
8 % Dec
11
46%
1
preferred
Philco
30% Dec
Jun
46%
eommon—No par
4.3%
12
4
89% Jan
4,100
*463/8
Co Inc common__l
&
16
4
18% Jan
40%
*9%
Co
preferred
preferred
8
21
5
Mar 30
6% Jan
146
40%
47
8%
Co
3.8%
Mar
15
15
III
12% Jan
18% Oct 29
40%
46 7 8
41%
$1 conv preference com
4.4% preferred
July
76% Dec 30
18 % Dec 23
158
7
79
17
90 V2 Sep
87
Dec
26% Mar
115% Apr 19
102% May 2
107 % Apr
1
99
6
Feb
24% Dec 31
42% Mar
6
May 19
21% Jan
84% Jan
1
6
77% Jan
14
July 25
(Chas)
69% Jan
7
16% Nov
Brewing
2nd
95% May 13
5
80
Jan
28
39% Dec
82% July 20
100
I,200
40%
523/4
403/4
100
Phlla Electric Co
9
3
9
1,920
40%
51%
1
Corp of America
43
87% Jan
May 26
Mar
Corp
Corp
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Jftn
23
25%
40%
52%
33%c
64% Aug 25
108
Jun
25
41
52
common™—_No par
May 25
119% May 26
104
Jan
26
403/4
20%
8
107% Sep 30
83
25%
40%
52%
40
12
110
34% July
26
No par
Jan
4%
1,980
52 %
common_4
preferred
Pfeiffer
25
40%
♦243/4
135%
Pepsi-Cola Co
4
24
26
89
Jan
25
52%
*156%
Petroleum
25
41
100
7
2,200
25
26
100
July
720
11%
52
134 %
______
Jan
11
83
33
21,200
11
41
Sand
Co
30%
102
11%
52%
issued
Milk
29%
•101
11
41
5%
preferred
4%%
30%
102
11%
51%
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Pet
•100%
280
41
135%
_J
48
Jan
17
90
Sep 12
24% July 25
73% Feb 11
106% Jan
5
29%
30%
101
25
*36%
50
107
Feb
4
100%
25
5
II
11
7% May
Mar
3,000
101
*100
102
11%
400
41%
26
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
8
Jan
28
July 21
When
4,600
63%
41%
26%
5|;}
Pennsylvania RR
:
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Penn-Texas Corp
$1.60
,128
63
41
25
Corp common_l
Penn Power & Light com
No par
4%% preferred
100
4.40% series preferred
__100
6
-103
5
173
16
29%
25
107
22
May
38
Sep
,
127
65
40%
100%
*101
11%
135%
common
Cement
Glass
2,500
24%
l"
Penney (J C) Co
Penna
30%
common_100
preferred
Penn-Dixie
1,000
91%
26
No par
Telep
preferred
38
16
91
*63%
40%
100%
101 %
11
No par
preferred
57
10
16
92%
129%
129
__
40%
-
40%
Transportation ^.__No
& Enterprises
$1.32
9
30%
101
40%
101
46%
Corp
Proof
$1.30
4
May
11
30
II
10
-
44
Jan
130%
90
16%
92%
__
40%
100%
101
11
100
*
6
Dec
113
134% Jan
$1
125
*16
—
40%
101
46%
Penick & Ford
6
125%
40%
Mines
Peninsular
8
123%
41 %
Consolidated
Rust
Patino
124%
46%
Pictures Corp
Tilford Distillers
'Parmelee
16
94%
46%
Parke Davis & Co
1-
90%
16
93%
40%
Paramount
&
•88%
*88
16
94%
29 %
Amer World
Airways Inc
1
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No
par
4%
preferred
100
Panhandle Oil Corp:
1
Parker
9>
10% Jan
41
31
Tin
Park
90%
90%
16
90%
5,800
25
preferred
47 y4 May
5
51 y« Apr 12
41% Jan
•
-
C0%
*88
16
101
Pan
<
42%
No par
Pacific Western Oil
4%
71 Va
43%
No par
preferred
Pacific
•
29% Aug
55
108
11% Jun
3
82
18
2
5
4,800
71%
42%
400
18,800
10
Corp___
Electric
Pacific Telep "& Teleg
Common
rightsJ
13
770
71%
43%
71%
43V8
__
1
Pacific Mills
7
Mar 18
Mar
Mar
34% Feb
•
29
27 % Jun 24
4
41
23
73 % Jan
,
9 y4
3
45% Aug 19
11% Dec 27
May
Jan
106 %
71%
5
Lighting Corp
9% Jan
105
106
71
__
.
30% Jun 22
35
Gas
52
-
98% May 17
31
17
Finance
Pacific
Pacific
6%
17%
131
25
Pacific
&
17
41%
100
common
106
89%
31,600
♦129
16%
71%
90%
Shares
130Vi
16%
106
the Week
62%
4IV2
39%
Inc
ISO
17
61%
71
100%
preferred
29
12
May 16.
8% Apr 28
71% Jan
Co
5 %
106
62%
41%
122
No par
com
Coast
9
129%
16%
106
60%
70%
15
preferred
Pacific
152% Aug 22
,
7% May 26
7
Inc
conv
Fisheries
6
*127
17
__
Amer
Sep
128%
16%
106
61%
41%
No par
Pacific
46% Aug 12
148% Aug 24
6% Aug 24
:
38
19
cum
60%
16
6.25
common
Aug 29
41% Mar
1
Mar 10
84% Apr
104% Dec
Products
4%
17%
106
62
89%
5
12.50
issued"
Paper Co
preferred
Pabco
7
53
7
29
45% Dec
15
-r%
Sep
26'/2 Sep
44 Va Jun
17
20% Dec
35% Jan
6% Feb
■v
142
31
9 Vi» Dec
25
^ 4
6
v
9% Dec
4
87% Jan
128% Jan
9
45% Dec
5
9% Jan
Aug 24
$5
25
5{l Aug 29
4
4% May 18
26% July 20
8% Jan
37% Jan
"When
Oxford
60%
127
70%
*88
1
12% Mar 10
44% Mar 15
38 y4 July 14
46
July 12
102
(The)
61
130
Friday
Sept. 16
41%
83%c
No par
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
30% July 11
Apr 22
10% Feb
8
16% May 16
21% May 13
15
Outboard Marine & Mfg
Outlet Co
101% Aug 16
93
39% Jan
140
No par
16% Jan
33% Feb
12
Elevator
98
Nov
Jan
16%
3
Sep
60%
*127
105%
Jan
Jun
Sept. 15
1
14
131% May 10
63% Sep 16
46% May 17
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. 11
preferred—100
11
40
114% Jan 13
Otis
common
convertible
Jan
4
23
Corp
4%%
99
67% Jan 17
98% Jan
6
22
7
Oliver
July 18
71% Sep 16
45% Apr
34
11
18% July 18
110
5
1951 series—100
2
94
20
Common
Conv preference
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 13
Corp—
6
63
7% Jan
8
8
July
SALE
Tuesday
Sept. 12
Par
Aug
16
23
14% Jan
83
Jan
135
HIGH
Monday
EXCHANGE
64% July
26
LOW AND
STOCK
88
4
Dec
104% Dec
YORK
31% Jan
31
16% Jan
11
Jan
13% Jan
6
94% Jan 10
61% Jan 18
8
35% Nov
83
77% Jan
Dec
Highest
48% liar 14
114
97,% Dec 30
697/s Dec
NEW
Olln Mathieson Chemical
3
Jan
9% Jan
44% Jan
Jan. 1
Lowest
16
15
RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1954
Lowest
*26
£6%
25
124
125%
•124
31%
303/4
•100%
103
32%
31%
31%
30 3/4
125%
32%
303/4
86
*84
'
•124
31%
30%
310
2,900
100
125%
500
32%
16,200
305/8
2,000
110
102
*1003/a
102
101
101
103
♦102%
103
102%
102%
80O
40%
393/4
40'A
5,300
393/4
40
64%
643/4
64%
65
65
65'A
4,400
38%
39
383/8
38%
38%
38%
13,400
33%
333/4
4,600
149 % 149%
31 %
31%
60
600
39%
Q
28
143
Jan
4
Jan
5
21% Jan
15
For
35% Dec
158
Dec
7
3
■48
27% Nov 16
footnotes
see
page
Maris
26% Jan
6
154
14
July 15
31% Aug
1
Quaker Ogts Co
6%
Quaker
preferred
(The)
common__5
100
State Oil Refining
Corp—10
33%
•151
31%
33%
152
31%
33%
152
*31%
33%
152
31%
33%
33%
150%
150 %
*31%
31%
26.
1
33%
150'
31%
33%
150
31%
23
24
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1132)
NEW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW YORK
Range since Jan. 1
Year 1954
Lowest
STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
STOCK
Monday
Par
AND
Tuesday
Sept. i.i
Sept.
.
Monday, September 19, 1955
.
RECORD
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
.
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Sept. 11
Sept. i5
Sept. 16
the Wee*
Snares
R
11
39% Dec
29
36% Jan
Jan
4
86 '% Nov
5
81% Jan
2% Jan
28
8% Dec
22
7
1
10 Va Dec
22
8% Mar 14
4
52 >/« Dec
6
22 % Jan
76
4% Mar
37
Jan
18
47
55% July
Radio
2
5
88% July 27
6
Jan
10% July
Feb
12
July 25
57'% Sep
Rayonier Inc common
Reading
31
29
31^ Jan
0
37% Jun
29
39
Jan
f
44
July 26
4%
28
36
Sep
13
34% Jan
7
38'/2 July 27
4%
16
32
Jun
1
29'% Jan
•
42
22% Dec
31
20% Dec
34
1
30% Jan
26
16% Jan
4
12 Vs Apr
27
19% Mar 22
18% July 22
13
May
Mar
-
3
20
7% Jan
1
8% May
8'/a Dec
31% Dec
31
14% Dec
31
64
Dec
23
43%
Aug~23
7
§5% May 19
23
Jan
11
3
Jan
4
10% Jan
26
Dec
11'% Feb
28% Feb
2
Silk
Reed
16
67'% Feb
31
47'% Sep
11% Aug
57/a Mar 14
13% Jan
41
27% Feb
6
70% Dec
13
22
12
31
8% Dec
24
Jun
fl% Jan
125
Dec
v
6
64
Jan
46
109% Jan
15
Sep
10'% Jun
8
20
300
9
60
12
Sep
12
Sep
70
July 2
95% July
2
25% Jan 12
pfd 3'%%
Holaing Corp
«
Republic Pictures
;
Republic
$1
9
4
35!% Aug 22
31% Apr
1
45% Feb
14
37
Dec
6
38% Sep
2
20
'
11
May
77% Dec
22
64 V2 May 12
8% Sep
•
8
76 y« Mar
3
Revere Copper .& Brass
When
Rheem
Selection
shillings
7
8
17% Sep
9
Roan
17% Jan
4
14.
33% Jun
9
12
23
36
7
40% Jun
8
14
45% Oct
21
41% Jan
13
48 % Apr
20
4
26% Dec
31
24 y. Jan
6
148
Jan
8
86
Jan
18
25
Oct
40 y2 Dec
4
281% Oct 13
257
105 '% Dec
29
100
Oct
7
Jan^
35
31% July
Jan
19
372
Jun
-"
17
1
105% Mar
July 19
Ritter
5y2%
Haas
Co
13% Mar 24
P.8% Sep
9
Royal Dutch
IP
18
26 y4 Jun
22
48% Jan
3
Tan
Royal
42% July 21
49% Feb
5
92% Sep
9
94
Jun
22
103 y. Jun
14
112'% Oct
4
104% Jun
16
114
Feb
21
31% Jan
11
8
55
Jun
22
18% Jan
44
Dec
30
40
Jan
4
14
23
July 27
Nov
1
30
Dec
21
25 V2 Mar 14
34% Jun
13
€2% Jan
8
76% Dec
21
74
17
88 y4 Jun
27
320 y2 Apr
170
Jan
15
49% Jun
7
22
211
Apr
5
123
Apr
9
20% Jan
12
93% Jan
4
14% May
3
23% May 18
11
Jan
4
22% Jan
Jan
11
296
Dec
29
265
Aug 17
170
'
Dec
15
145
Apr 28
41% Dec
23
103% Nov
5
Dec
27
19
33% Mar 14
101
16
July 14
10
105
17 y4
Apr 25
July 13
19% Jan
3
26
29% Dec 31
14% Dec
Sep
26
Mar 14
30% Jan
20
10
12% Jan
0
14% Feb
17
17 y2 Apr
28
27% Dec
31
21% Aug 16
27% Jan
3
11% Jan
4
24% Dec
31
22
35% Aug 23
78% Jun 20
47% Sep 20
•9
May 26
102
Jan
8
25% Jan
4
85
Nov
102% Jan
10
15
66 % Nov
22
98
23
Dec
55% Mar 14
94% Jan
114
Dec
24
Jan
4
102
Jan
5
33
July 21
13
Jan
7
Dec
33% Dec
7
19
22
26
41
Nov
Dec
7
35% Jun
14
10V4 Feb
9 '/4 Jan
13
69 % Jan
Bt Louis
5%
58% July 18
14% May 16
43% Dec
31
36 y4 Jan
45
32% Jan
35% Jan
25% Jan
35
40
Apr 23
May
51
Nov
19
5
59% Dec
1
13 y2 Jan
12
24 y8 Dec
31
15 y4 Jan
4
35% Jan
4
15% Jan
4
138% Feb
13
5% Jan
4
14% Jan
6
49% Jan
8
29% May
6
18% Dec
54
Mar
Jan
11
43 y4 Nov
40
Dec
37% Jan
11
46% Dec
15% Jan
5
34
19
Oil
Smith
14
Feb
9
81% Sep
14
25
25 Va Apr
26
33% Jan
7
63 V4 Sep
15
18
174
18
July 19
4
19
52
1
24
17% Jan
10
Feb
9% Feb
19
Jan
3
23
35
40
23
44% Jan
32% Dec
4
Mar 14
18
17% Jan
28 y8 Jan
54% Dec 29
29 % Aug 23
6
7
17
31 y* Jan
51
Jan
28 Va
7
It
Aug 5
Jan'll
81% Dec
20
72% Jan
18
37
Jan
5
50
15
49% Jan
6
80
Jan
14
92
25
87 y2
22
Apr 14
Aug
1
54% July 25
21 Va Mar
7
34
16% Dec
4
Apr 22
4% Mar 16
6 % Dec
29
4% Jun
7V2 Dec
29
5% Sep
80% Mar
4
90
59
Feb
7
71
52
Oct
4
55% Mar 31
99
Nov 29
14
Jan
106
Aug
Jan
74% Aug
9
26% Mar 15
15% Jan
4
2
19
3
100% Dec 22
23"% Nov 30
27
7
98V2 Sep
16
16% Jun
2
22% Jun
4
1
100
6% Jan
4
53% Jan
70
24% Jan
11
28 y4 Jan
5
36% Jan
4
12% May 17
12% Jan 28
Dec
31
see
7
5
8
Feb
18
7% Jan
4
Aug 31
Apr 27
102% May
2
28.
*88
88%
*88
88%
105
105
105
105
105
.
2oG
500
r
36%
36%
36 %
36%'
7,200
36%
,
36'%
36 %
36 %
35 %
36%
1,100
7%
114,400
73%
5,000
32%
31
32
7%
42'
*
;
73
34
34
73 %
73
34
34 y2 -35%
16 y2
lb%
16%
16%
5,000
30%
31-a
30%
30%
3,400
73
%
*33%
16%
16%;
31%
31%
4
1
39%
39'%
41
38
38
46 Vu
*45%
46%
46%
46%
46'%
46'%
29%
29%
29V4
29Vu
29%
29 %
28%
29 %
24
12%
*39
*350
•"
•
370
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365
3o8
3o8
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104
101
102
*101
103
22%
23%
12%
12 va
IV2
7%
7%
7%
72%
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41
*46
46%
1,100
29
7,400
23%
-300
3o8
368
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400
30
103%
23
23 y4
23%
23%
23%
24
6,400
12%
12%
12'/2.
12%
12%
13
4,400
87'/»
8a %
tilVa
24%
24
247b
6,300
38 %
38 y2
38%
3,9o0
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-12%
11 %
11%
12
12
1-c %
12
12
45%
46%
93
93
.109%
110
53
54%
*25
25%
32%
/
83%
33
83%
43 %
103
10
18%
19
10
27
27%
%
.
*11%
45'%
46%
<3
46%
93%
109'%
52'%
47'%
94
110
94'%
108'%
53'%
52%
52%
52'%
53 %
10-t,
iw
0
600
25'%
25%
25'%
25 %
25%
25%
1.6U0
33
32'%
32%
32%
33
32%
33%
19,600
83%
83'%
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84'%
84'%
85
85
294
234
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163
295
•
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42
290
294
163
290
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163
103
18%
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.
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Va
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42
%
♦101
103
42'%
103
19
18%
19'/B
8,200
27'%
27'%
■27'%
2,300
12%
13
12%
13
13
13 V8
13
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
32 '/a
32%
32
32%
32%
32%
32'%
73%
94 Va
94'%
102%
38%
39%
73
*95
*102%
38
74
73%
*102%
37%
39
128
128
126'%
*24
81%
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*24
82 %
x80
80%
92
32 %
108
49%
*90
32%
♦106'%
4J'%
74'%
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96
104'%
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*90
*125
129
24%
*24
92
32'%
80%
32%
32'%
108
*106'%
49%
38 %
92
*24
80!%
50'%
32%
49'%-
32%
50%
23%
*23%
108
109%
107%
109%
57'%
57
11 %
57
11 Va
7%
No par
7%
24
<57,1%
56%
11%
11%
11 %
7%
7'%
7%
7%
56
56%
56%
H'%
7
10
4,500
92
57
56
360
24%
11,400
32'%
5,000
32'%
49'
108
49
1,400
108'%
27,800
%
II'%
11%
8,900
7'%
7'%
13,200
6,300
56
*56
57
55%
56
56
41%
42 %
42
42%
x41
41%
41
41 %
40%
41
48%
49'%
49
49%
x47%
48%
47%
48%
47'%
47%
No par
1
*27%
10'%
10 Va
29'%
*27%
61 %
60'%
61%
60'%
61'%
61
27 y4
10%
10%
29
10'%
*27%
29
61'%
28
10!%
*27%
61%
28
10%
1,400
29
b2 Va
28'%
8,700
4,000
27 Va
'21 Va
27 Va
27%
27%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15'%
15%
15'%
15%
7,300
1
18%
18%
48%
59 %
18%
19'%
19'%
19%
19%
20%
20'%
21%
6,400
49
48
48'%
47'%
48
59'%
58'%
59
57'%
59'%
1,200
57'%
56%
57%
56%
57%
21,900
46%
59%
No par
48'%
27'%
48%
49
59
59
59'%
57%
_5
common
56%
56%
50%
*51
50%
50%
51'%
10
1
56%
51 '%
51
51'%
5
13 Va
13%
13'/a
65
66
56%
51%
51
51
50%
51%
51
52'%
52%
53'%
52'%
53
15
14%
15%
14'%
15'%
13%
14'%
65'%
71
75
79
74
79'%
75'%
76
3,740
72
24"%
72
74'%
76'%
81%
2,b30
24'%
24%
24'%
24'%
24%
25
23%
24'%
23 %
23%
61 Va
61%
62'%
61'%
62'%
20
61%
20 Va
*203
11%
11%
Solar Aircraft Co
i
Solvay American Corp 4%
pfd—100
Platinum
1*
19'%
19%
11%
11%
18%
17%
53%
*52'%
53%
30%
30%
29%
30'%
18
18 Va
19'%
19'%
*203
*203
*52%
Rico Sugar com_No par
1,400
50%
,
5
8%
preferred
Southern California
Southern Co (The)
10'%
29
370
7,000
25,800
50c
15
Gold &
10 Va
10'%
*27%
61
7.50
1,500
24'%
107%
1
Co
10
80%
No par
;
130
38'%
56%
11'/a
7'%
25
11'%
18!'a
*52
29%
'
'
H'%
18'%
9,100
2,200
51,000
81'%
79%
80'%
24%
24%
24%
23%
23%
23!%
23%
3,500
62%
63'%
62%
63%
23,400
19'%
19%
78 %
*24
18
19%
19%
3,500
11%
30,600
18%
14,100
*203
♦203
11%
1,100
12'%
18'%
11%
18
*52
52%
53
*52
53
29 3%
*29%
29%
29%
29%
40
*39%
1,200
25
40
40
40
39 s,a
39%
500
25
52%
52"%
52%
52%
52'%
52%
52%
52%
52'%
52%
6,800
5
20%
20Va
20'/a
20'%
20'%
20'%
20%
20%
20'%
20%
24,800
32 V4
34%
32 %
34%
32
32'%
32'%
32
32'%
7.50
34%
34%
34'%
34%
34
34'%
34
34'%
5,800
No par
62%
63%
62'%
63'%
61'%
62%
61%
62 %
62
62%
29,000
Edison
&
Eleo
Gas
Co
No par
Co_
(Del)
Public
Service
29%
29%
30%
30%
31%
31%
31%
31
31%
23,800
94
95%
93%
95
94'%
95!%
95%
96'%
11,500
50%
51
51
51%
51
51
51
51
91'%
♦90
100
Co
*90
x23
1
2.50
6
50c
25
2
No par
91!%
27'%* 27%
1
l
Square D Co
'
5
*5'%
*85
23
5
6
90
♦90
27%
23
23
5
*5%
♦85
70
68
99!%
71
99%
*98'%
20%
23'%
21 y8
20%
*100
91'%
27%
Co
27%
28
27%
*22%
23'%
22%
23
23
23'%
5
5 Va
5%
90
100
21%
24
23'%
23%
101
100'%
100'%
5
*5%
*84
90
*84
69
70
68
*98'%
14,700
24%
153,900
23%
100
100
100
15'%
14%
*80%
46%
14%
14%
14%.
11
11
11
11
200
21%
25'%
80%
14%
98'%
21'%
80%
46'%
98'%
17,106
24%
80'%
40'%
69
200
90
68
23
80
91'%
100
*84
25%
81'%
45'%
69'%
24'%
81
40
90
3,400
3,400
22
15
91'%
5
6
23
15'%-
46!%
4%
*5%
100
15 %
40%
92
5
6
1,300
14,800
21'%
15%
45%
91'%
*98'%
15%
40%
92
1
27%
5%
No par
Standard Gas & Electric
com
27%
6
70%
♦90
91'%
27%
*90
5%
5
Inc
800
51
—100
preferred
32'%
96 >%
No par
common
32'%
51
common
common.;
32'%
29%
1
preferred
*39'%
95'%
common
4.20%
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
40
1
5o
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Sparks Withington Co
j.
Co
*33'%
No par
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
Brands
5,100
96
23%
23'%
107'%
11
74%
104'%
*24
*106'%
108
23'%
56
5,900
14,oU0
21,300
80
24%
81
101'%
1
38
13'%
22'%
34'%
-
125%
24 %
1
♦102%
%0
101'/a
23%
73'%
96
37%
♦106'%
108
50
96
104'%
rl25%
24%
79'%
74 %
*102%
92
92
126'%
73%
95%
96
104'%
38'%
24 %
5
20
19
27%
22%
1
Corp
101
101
50
10,200
19 Va
100 Va
America
$5.50 preferred
Spencer Chemical
42%
42'%
1,200
.
27'%
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
Inc
163
18%
*70
24%
Rand
42'%
294-
"
27'%
19
27%
10
6c Co
•
12"%
72%
2,400
^4,o00
.
25'%
33%
102%
*id
53%
83'%
No par
Co„_
95
109%
53
23
~
25,200
48%
95
32'%
♦25
100
Southwestern
43
109'%
12%
No par
Pacific
94%
106%
31'%
5
Co
South Porto
48%
47
94
108%
109
22%
16% Feb
11
88%
38%
preferred
No par
Standard Coll Products Co Inc
1
15
2b,oUO
63
87 %
$3.50
July 11
49 %
*55
24
Standard
9
67%
48%
57 y4
48%
87%
41 */4 July 27
13 % Aug
55 >4
l9,uU0
58,80U
92,3o0
63
preferred
$4.50
8,700
97a
284
*55
46'%
1
4.20%
$4.50
83%
9%
63
Smith-Corona Inc
Spiegel
Apr 13
32
*39
100
Spear
56 '/a
48%
58%
48%
8
73%
*33% V 34
363
preferred
102% July 8
16% July 20
52
18%
104
93% Apr 15
20 y4 Mar
4
Mar 22
16%
49%
Corp
(Alexander) Inc
Sperry
July 27
17%
360
3 % %
23% Aug
8
29% Jun 21
86
-
33%
*102
36% Mar 15
20
nag*
5
-
7%
73%
16%
-
88
92% Sep 22
17% Dec
7
_Fnr footnotes
14
68% Mar 14
41 y4
Aug 9
49% Nov 23
39% Dec 29
15% Dec
Sep
10y4Jan
11% Aug 12
4
29% May
24% July
82%
277 y2
39
Southern Production Co Inc
5
95,600
<
8%
73%
32%
Southern Railway common
5%
non-cum preferred
15
x37
33%
40
99% Jun
Oct
1U0
54'%
9%
284
280
5,500
lo'%
52%
24 -78 '
Co
South Indiana Gas
27
.
100
38 Va Apr
Jan
84
9 %
9%
48 %
73%
par
(The)
Slmonds Saw & SteelSinclair Oil Corp
South'n
92
105%
---
-
25
G)
Southern Natural
52% May 31
79%
80%
10 y8
ld'%
-
5
Co
35% Feb
July
53'%
288
*55
36%
*106%
Pen
65 Va
12y4Jan
29 V8
Aug
1078
52'%
56%
63
37
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
5% preferred
50
3
25
59%
49
*55
37'%
19% Mar
54
58%
48%
69
48%
56
37%
South Amer
Feb
2
Nov
7
23
37% Jan
July 28
Dec
Jun
79%
36 %
12% May 23
29% Aug 30
35% Jan
39%
27% Feb
210
283%
*104%
No par
(AO)
Smith
22% Aug 23
29
25% May
28% Feb
6
Skelly
49% Jan
32% Aug 25
54% Dec 31
25% Aug 11
175
Aug 19
10% Dec 17
15
54
296%
10
10'%
*15'%
9%
290%
t
10
9%
5
Sheraton Corp of
23
20% Jan
12,800
7o#t»00
86 %
Sheller Mfg Corp
15
70
'»'•
b'%
47'%
45%
38%
Signode Steel Strapping Co
15% Sep
79*/2 Sep
6
9%
36%
No par
No par
21% Sep
53% Jun
Jan
65'%
6
4,100
24
;
57% Jun
49
60 Va
6'%
47'%
1.40
Co
&
A)
37% Mar 14
Aug 27
14% Dec 22
6% May
3
79%
9%
104%
1
(Frank
(W
Simmons
Jan
79'%
9%
36%
100
Shell Oil Co
49% July 20
59% Aug
3
59% Jun 21
44
3o0
197's
39'%
common
11% May 12
42
8
79%
300
104%
No par
30% July 12
19 y4 Jun 22
16
100
197a
b6
5'%
15%
37
1
Rubber
48% Mar 14
48 V2 May 24
52% Dec 22
54"% Dec 31
Nov
6
18% Aug 17
39 y2 Jan
6
*65'%
54',4
53%
36%
10
Sharon Steel Corp
20
197a
24%
common
13
17
18%
45'%
9%
*15
105'%
preferred—No par
11
22 % Jan
400
18'%
88 %
Co
49% Sep
31
Dec
Co
49 % Apr
24 y4 Dec
8%
'
17'%
38%
J
$4.50 preferred
Shamrock Oil & Gas
Shattuck
Mar 15
5,3ud
86',a
preferred—
5
Sheaffer
9^4
15%
54%
100
61% Jan
10
7
2,2o0
lova
24
common
Refrigerator
31
29 y4 Jan
Co
Electric
Inc
11% Jan
48%
'■'55
5
:
Reiberling
66 % Mar
w—
15c
Servel
36% Feb
9%
*15
88%
.
13
7
22'%
■
■
88%
Inc
26
18
-
*8%
■
45%
43%
53%
9%
287
10
Corp.
9 % Apr
Jan
78'/4
9%
15'%
*101
Roebuck
July 25
43%
54%
100
11% Sep
9% Mar 14
%
39%
series A
$5.75 sink fund
56
9
18%
7%
7
7%
88%
common
Seaboard Finance Co
28
'
■
24%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
2
53'%
43
conv
31
9'%
*15
5
4.30%
10% Dec
■
-
"
*284
Scrantcn
61% Dec
c^
v
87%
preferred
31 % Dec
66
*65'%
66
7'%
43'%
*155
3.65%
4
*65'%
8
44
163
33% Jan
29
22'%
1O7b
.
•
*18
19'%
19'%
19'%
42'%
295
Mfg
4
66
18%
x7'%
—100
Paper Co common
25% Jan
J
.
38%
i
$3.40 preferred
$4 preferred
42% July 19
15% Jan
5
19
*88%
common—No par
25
18
38
*18'%
i,
24
Schering Corp
4
*37
19
*88% "88%
_
Power
A 5%
54% Aug 15
39 V2 Jan
7
31
-
200
*
*276
Savage Arms
Seeger
66
cc
8%
8%
9'%
38
19
19'%
-X12%
1
Schenley Industries
Sears
*8%
*37 %
18'%
*155
1st pfd 4.40%
Bcovill
9'%
37
19'%
—1
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
Sangamo Electric Co
ficott
8%
~57'/2
common
6t Regis Paper Co
27% May
8% Jan
Dec
lo-ftj
23'/s
Corp
3
2274
lo'/a
100
Seagrave
14
*22%
16
Co„_100
31 y4 July 18
109 % Sep
22%
15'%
preferred--
Oil
8
22%
16
Southwestern Ry
noncum
Seaboard
6
23 %
15%
7u0
"
5
series
4
8% Mar 15
20
38
Preferred
5
Jan
X22'%
16%
2,100
1—1
St Joseph Light &
Bt L San F Ry Co
59 % Apr
Jan
23%
16
20
!
Lead Co
108 y4 Jan
6% Jan
26
43% Dec
St Joseph
6
74% Jan
23'%
43,100
s
1
37
37'%
100
2
preferred
4.30% conv preferred
Apr
16
3
7
Mar 14
*37
Co__50 Guilders
4%
43 y2 Jan
22
10
30
87% Jun
30
7% Nov
8% July
11
104
18 y4 May 24
79 Vu Nov 26
52
July 18
24% Aug
17
39% Nov
131
Mar 31
69% Mar 14
15
12
8
113% Jan
*
31
57% Mar 18
Sep
92% May 18
Dec
21% Jan
7
4
45% Dec
108
11
Mar
40
22% Dec 30
80
Feb
85 '% Jan
31
5
4
Jan
98
107
6
89% Mar 23
17y4Jan
12
33 % Jan
31
42
6
102% Aug 11
108% Nov 16
34% Dec
Jan
3(%
(Jacob)
,
47% Sep
99 V2 Oct
9
4
*37
5
(The)
Bafeway Stores
28
37'%
—1
McBee Corp
Ruberoid Co
Ruppert
•8% Jan
37
—25
—
Petrol
15% Mar 21
38% Jan
36 *i4
com—1
preferred series A-
68% Jan 25
37% May 31
11% Aug 29
*36'/a
El Corpi—No par
11
9
Ltd
common
6c
4%
15
Trust
Controls
Pnhr
24
36%
7%
Aircraft Corp
Ronson Corp
16% Mar
*3o'%
5
Rohm
1
21'% Nov
38'%
Axle Co
4
50% Nov
33Y. May 21
12% Aug 23
*37 7a
17%
18->4
100
preferred—
conv
Rochester Gas &
35
11% Nov
#5% Aug' 9
14% Jan
4
38'%
35%
1
Rockwell Spring 6c
21% May 12
9% Jan
6
Feb
*37%
__100
Company
No
Antelope Copper Mines—1
72% Nov 29
6% May 27
38'%
No par
Robertshaw-Fulton
Jan
*37%
;
12% Jan
Jan
38'%
10
Richfield Oil Corp-
27 y2 Jan
18% Jan
*37'%
Co
Rhinelander Paper Co—^
7
24
38'%
Manufacturing
29
41
*37'%
—1.
*
13% Oct
Mar
4 J 74
Tob class B—10
28% Dec
28
18
35'%
4o'%
No par
issued
Reynolds (R J)
3
23
17 Va
35"
4J
36
'
7
34% Dec
18
35%
No par
Co
7% Jan
36% May 10
17'%
4J
2.50
Reynolds Metals
5
9,9u0
35'%
10
Rexall Drug Co
Rhodesian
5% July 26
48% Jan
1,3th)
37%
18'%
1,
series—1
Aug
5 i'/a
37%
3o%
37
series
37
57
37%
45'%
—10
Preferred 4.50%
20
18'%
5/
37 y4
35'%
50c
Corp
Preferred 3.60%
105% Apr
18%
9,ou0
5o
■
45'%
*18
preferred-
Steel
May 11
28
38 V4
10
common—
convertible
91
28
54'%
37'%
35%
100
Common
Jan
54'%
38%
10'%
45'%
'
May 11
Jan
54
38'%
18'%
No par
Corp
Sep
49'% Sep
82
54
39'%
10%
5
series
Republic Aviation
55
101
53%
Va
35%
5
Mar 14
9
53%
36
10
Mar 11
10
10'%
-No par
51
Nov
10%
:
40
' Feb
10%
10'%
36,400
-
3
88
10'%
10%
50c
3
105
2JL,DU0
10'%
_No par
Dec
16
3,4OJ
8'/a
Co—
&
•
"
80 V2
77s
*45
_
54
44'% Dec
2
Mar 16
33 % Dec
84
8
7% Mar 14
22
49'%
83'2
8
50
Inc
Bros
(Robt)
Reo
16
12
48%
84
7%
46'%
preferred
Mills—
Conv
16
15
49'%
83%
8
*45
Reliance Mfg Co common
May 19
54% Sep
49'%
8374
10'%
5
$1.25 div prior preference-
15% Aug 23
May 1$
54 V2
33% July
17
May It
49%
83%
7%
50
Reliable Stores Corp
"When
issued"
13
21% Aug 25
«
48%
7%
50
_
__
Co
Bit
49'%
tit
7%
'
14
Sep
61'% May 10
5'% Sep 15
8
7
19
_
2nd
48'%
84
7%
1
—
preferred
Hosiery
Roller
Reeves
38 Va July 18
17'% Sep
12% Pen
9
14% Dec
3
1st
49'%
tit Va
7%
_No par
new
common
noncum
Reis
4% May
24% July
Mfg Co_
Co
noncum
Real
8
27% May 22
18% Aug
3
9
Raytheon
1
48'%
84
1
1
Raybestos-Manhattan
Dec
11
13
corn. _No par
preferred
16
42 »% Dec
8% Jan
26 V* Jan
1st
41% July
5
25% Apr 15
7
33'% Aug
1
17'% Sep 15
36 Vs Feb
Feb
Corp of America
$3.50
RKO Pictures Corp
RKO Theatres Corp__
5
100
*100
101
15'%
14%
15'%
81
80%
81
45'%
110
15,400
230
45'%
5,800
40
4,400
x45'%
45%
40'%
39%
40'%
39%
92
92
93'%
*91'%
92%
170
14'%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
12,100
11
11'/a
10%
11
10%
10%
3,600
46
40%
*91
Volume
182
Number
5465
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1133)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
Lowest
583/4 Jan
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
79% Oct
4
Lowest
4
44% Oct
29
48% Dec
4
112% Dec
8
32 7a Jan
4
99
Jan
6
7
Oct
26
10% Feb
4
20% Dec
18
98%
42% May 18
106% Jan
8
117a Jan
30
Dec
31
99
'144% July 27
Aug 19
6
42 J/2 Feb
5
53 % Oct
30 72 May
5
42% July 30
13% Dec 14
36
46% Dec
5
36% Feb
17
13% Jan
6
50
Mar 30
30
30% Feb
15
19V2 Feb
16
26% Dec
29
13% Jan
4
20
15
18% Jan
6
18% Nov 23
19% Aug 24
16% Feb
23
19% Jan
4
12
Mar 25
17% Jan
21% Jan
8
4
,
Dec
24'A May 12
23% Jan
0
27% Dec 29
Feb
29
>
Jan
8% Jan
89
Feb
68% Dec
113% Jan
14% Dec 20
4
6
30% Feb
221/4 Sep
10% Nov 23
26% Jan
9
29% July
9
Aug 26
33% Aug 16
12% Jan
4
12% Nov 24
101
Dec
30
97% Jan
20
v
30
70
Dec
30
67'A Feb
11
•.
118% Aug
9
11
7
Jan
4
635
Jan
8
14% Jan
12% Dec
816
4
♦; Jan
118'A Jan
27% Jun
15
20% Dec
3
10
740
Aug
1
40% July 25
87% Sep
1
12% Jun
2
31
Aug 17
Jan
6
18% Feb
1,040
8
30% Jan
11
50
30
45% Aug 18
16
Feb
26
24% Nov
10
20
41% Feb
4
51% Sep
48% Dec
28
31% Jan
4
81% Jan
13
105% Jan
Dec
28
147% Dec
24
52% May
Mar 14
49% Jun
16
18
150% Jun
6
9% Sep
13
18% Nov 26
17% Jan
10
25
33
25% Jan
99
6
Dec
15
47%
Nov
83% Jan
42%
4
Nov"23
88
No~16
Dec~23
29
Dec
5% Jan
20
38
,.
Jan
16% Jan
28
28% Jun
Jan
66
6% Jan
Dec
9% Aug
9
13% Jan
146% Aug 11
29
61
170
31
12
Jan
6
13% Jan
19% Nov
19
18
Jan
10
13% Jan
*19% Dec
23
15% Sep
16
38% Jan
M-
23
46
8% Jan 22
17
11
1
July 30
9
-
Dec
Jan
7
12
Sep 24
42% Oct
18
53
Dec
7
104
Dec
8
18% July 20
27% Nov
26'A Dec
27% Nov
1
Talcott Inc
Texas
7% Jan
6
13 Vs
Jun
1
11
47% July 25
15% Feb 18
45% Aug 10
16
24
Jan
17
34% Jun
22
16
26% Jan
5
28% Apr
16
52% Dec
31
15% Aug
6
48
Jan
6
68% Sep
3
18% July 26
58 % Jun
6
46 %
Dec~31
30% Dec
15% Apr
15% Jan
19
4
40%
Sep
.
9
37% Mar 14
48% Sep
30
25% Jan
21
35% Jun
21% Aug 16
27% Dec 31
18% Jan
20
12'
8
347a
21%
21%
21%
2174
18%
343/4
213/a
18%
34%
21%
3,600
213/4
18%
18%
18%
18
20
183/a
18
19%
19%
20
20%
1874
4,500
20 7a I
20%
20
20
29 72
297a
297a
29%
6,400
227a
223/4
22%
23
2,900
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
29%
22%
23
23
23%
22%
23
9%
9%
972
37
1074
10
36%
37
10%
36%
37%
X36 72
363/4
37
16%
16%
37 74
16%
16%
16%
3,600
X16
1674
16
103%
16%
6,600
*101
31
May 28
1
16% Jan
53
Dec
31
52
Mar
8
53% Feb
39
25
Mar 14
14
52% Dec
54
Dec
30
51
Aug 26
33% Apr
59% Apr
30% Dec
31
Mar 15
23% Sep
16
103
777a
777a
116%
116%
773/4
*116 %
5,600
25%
117 72
♦116 7a
24%
1177a
210
25%
24%
25
247a
116% '
25
1
26%
26%
247a
24%
26%
24%
26%
26%
26%
26
39
39%
267a
25%
26
39
39%
30,300
5,900
39%
39%
39
85%
3974
85
383/4
39
85%
10%
85
7,900
84%
84'A
*84
85
85
85
10
10%
10
1074
10
1074
*900
924%
*900
924%
30
12.50
10c
;
10%
25
.
*900
32
10%
925
*900
32%
32%
47
10%
925
32%
46%
*22%
22%
50%
50%
50%
45%
46%
46
46%
*93'/a
No par
138
9%
l
32%
46%
22%
50%
7.50
com
95%
*93%
138
33
*900
925
527a
47
47
337a
22%
100
50
50%
50 7a
5072
50%
507a
46%
'
46%
463/a
467a
46%
47 74
3,000
14,500
-95%
94
94
*94
95
140
140
141
141
9%
9%
9%
9%
.9%
207a
203/4
2072
207a
207i
31
31%
31
3174
29 74
307a
29 74
30
2,600
12-3/a
12%
54%
12 74
127a
127a
12 7a
127a
123/4
7,800
20%
54 72
54%
54 7a
1097a
109 7a
34%
33 7a
34%
34 74
353/8
35
4172
42 \\
415/a
42 74
41
42
40 3/4
20%
417a
1
1174
110
54 74
11072
547a
54 7a
54 7a
11274
11172
112
37%
363/a
407a
117a
107a
117a
1072
257a
26
26
5974
61
593/a
577a
1
10 74
10 74
10%
100
*162 72
1617a
l"617a
No par
Ry
73%
73%
73 74
733/4
7374
common__50c
18%
19%
19 74
1972
22
2274
22 7a
Co
Inc
No par
10%
107a
10 7a
45%
.*45%
14 72
14 72
*14%
common—5
50%
51%
50 74
25% Mar 14
31% Jan
20% Jan
19
Twin
60
Jan
19
5%
6% Jan
4
16% Nov
30
4
Twin
32% Dec
13
41% Dec
22
28% Aug 11
40% Mar 18
TXL
7
14% Dec
6
13% Jan
6
16% Jun
15
Udylite
38% Dec
4
43% Jun
28
*101
6,600
107a
5,700
103/a
*161
164
400
74
737a
743/b
5,300
Xl97a
20
193/4
2078
193/4
207a
35,700
X22
2274
223/a
22 7a
16
153/4
7a
2274
157a
163/a
47 '
4772
"**-47
-48
48
•11%
1274
12
12
227a
*12
11
107a
11
157a
6,100
5,300
157a
** 48
12 3/a
107a
11 %
463/4
*4574
463/4
*453/4
46 72
*453/4
♦147a
15
*147a
15
*1472
,
467a
15
14%
513/4
1017a
107a
*101
517a
51
513/4
51
10172
5174
*101
10172
*101
11
720
1.
t
200
5,100
100
300
51-72
1017a
9,700
32%
33
32%
32%
32 72
323/4
3274
327a
32%
4,200
x277a
27%
27%
27%
277a
273/4
2774
277a
273/4
2774
8,700
No par
5
65 72
667a
65 74
66
65 74
66
65 3%
67%
677a
68 74
9,500
167a
16 74
16
16%
1674
46%
48 72
47%
49
4974
50%
5074
50a/4
5078
51
6,200
2
48 7a
483A
477a
48 %
46 3/4
4772
46
47
46 3%
47
25,600
1
163/a
16 74
16%
32%
16 7»
16 74
2,900
287a
277a
28
277s
2874
277a
29 7a
22
*2172
22 7a
*21 72
22
74
227a
22 7a
*213/4
2274
400
2772
277a
27 74
273/4
2772
2778
2774
273/a
2774
273/a
22,200
50
A
2672
22
1
583/a
583/a
583/4
583/4
58%
59
X5872
587a
58 7a
58 7a
1,000
227a
22
1
(conv)
50
1
common
Underwood Corp
Fox Film
1
City Rap Transit com—No
conv prior preferred
22%
*51
273/4
2272
22%
53 74
*517a
72
•
30 7a
56
56
*55 7a
29%
X29 7a
30
223/4
53 74
52
52
30
30 7a
297a
28
30
3072
57
*5572
297a
2974
57
2972
23
16,500
227B
23 74
♦517a
537a
*517a
537a
100
30%
307a
307a
307a
3,500
*56
567a
56 7a
56 72
200
29
297a
283/4
23 7a
4,400
29
15,300
16 74
50
*47lA
49
*48
51
H7a
12
Xll%
12
1174
1172
117a
117a
117a
1172
2,800
1
(The)
par
1
Co
Corp
10172
700
60 7a
10
preferred 1954 ser__50
15% Aug 16
*101
107a
164 7a
13,200
593/a
74
%
'1274
107a
1647a
24,400
10%
26 74
2
series
46% Aug 17
10% July 28
♦12
'48
105/a
163
,
41%
74 72
167a (*16%
*4,487*
4572
Oil
1072
161
105,900
___25
Tung-Sol Electric Co
6
12 74
4*:
|
1
$2.70 preferred
6
12 74
22
1672
48
15
Corp common
19% Dec
1672
48
50
preferred
100
57% Dec
*
1072
164
2,200
12,200
|
1074
26
60 74
54 72
*253/4
107a
25 %
61
Trust—
1,800
38
1174
10
207a
11172
547a
113
*257a
5
24,900
12 72
1172
9
110
600
9%
3072
25 %
18
94
142
974
203A
327a
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
Coach
94
142
12 7a
617a
13% Jan
4,800
29 74
108%
Oil
&
Airlines
20th Century
•
93/a
25%
18'A Jun
8,500
49 74
22%
*203/a
No par
Corp
conv
/
'
47%
227a
_37a
(The)
14
13
30
473/4
*22 72
1
Associated
Preferred
x293/8
400
5,300
^
22%
*22%
-139%
*137
9%
47
"
9
common
World
20
777a
117%
'55
Timken Roller Bearing
Toledo Edison Co (The)
Co
103
*116%
76%
1
—No par
Transamerica
*101
761/2
116%
preferred
Oil
*102
70,100
76%
607a
41% Jan
18% Mar
103
*•
5
convertible
4.307*
*101
•
'
.76%
$1.20 preferred
2
30% Nov
102
9%
76%
6
5
9V8
76%
59% Apr
Jan
102
9%
—100
preference
Water
700
9%
Coal
Co
800
16%
5
18
I
1
*
36%
No par
56
17
343/4
21%
18%
20
Inc
20
42
21 %
50
Land
conv
300
8,500
10,100
Transue & Williams Steel
19% Dec
2,700
15 72
27%
Tri-Continental
60 '/a Nov
5774
*1574
54 74
15
23
57 74
1572
27 7a
24% July 13
26
Apr
1,000
577a
*15 74
541/4
533/4
28% Jun
13
45 74
577a
15%
53%
*15
277a
24"% Mar 11
55 % Oct
577/
15%
54
57%
15%
53%
2.50
American
Thermoid
Trans
571/2
15%
53%
58'A
543/a
Corp
Pacific
7,000
2774
common
Thompson (J R)
Thompson Products Inc
Trane
57%
600
19%
7a
533/4
No par
The Fair
4%
19
45
27%
$1.25 conv preferred—
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
_5
Tide
197a
45
35
share ctfs ex-distributlon
♦z.ou
19 7t
443/4
preferred series A—25
conv
Pacific
$2.40
191/
45%
25
Pacific
Textron
105% May 1U
13% Jan
52%
191/
*441/4
34%
Instruments Inc
4.48%
Texas
7
5
2
60% Mar 24
25
4
12
July 25
57%
*15
:
i93/b
451/4
No par
Producing Co
Sulphur
Gulf
Texas
July 12
30
*44%
9,100
27%
Corp
Aircraft
&
12% Jun
45%
7,400
13
1
Utilities Co
Jan
12% Jan
13% Jan
53
44
13
36
(James)
Telautograph
Sub
101
36% Jan
25% Feb
2
9 9 3/4
13%
277/a
Corp
Texas
11% Jan
43
31
92% Jan
Feb
11% Mar 16
29
44
39% May 17
8% July
49% Dec
*99 74
72
1
(conv)
Texas
20% July
5
23% May 20
19% Mar
4
12% Dec
5074
9972
13
No par
$4.40 cum pfd
Symington Gould
7
79
493/4
£9
131/0
55,900
10
$4 preferred
13
6
991/
13
1
preferred
May 27
Jun
Jan
991/
13%
140
27%
common
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
Texas
15% Dec 15
172 1 Dec 27
50 72
993/.
13
19%
46%
6
64% July 25
6
497a
*99%
13%
19%
21,400
24,400
139
35%
Co
19
99%
13
19%
*22%
Gulf
10% Sep
*99%
5
Texas
47% Jan
50%
27%
Co—
Paper Co
Texas
19
46% Mar
6% Jun
Sutherland
16
16
140%
50%
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%
Swift & Co
25
14
Oct
138 72
50%
36%
21%
Superior Steel Corp
Sep
14
141%
50%
136
5
Mining Co__
Superior Oil of California:
Sep
50% Dec
139%
50%
91%
49 "/8
27%
t.
Sunshine
38
4
140%
50%
91
49 74
36%
preferred series A
113
5
9% Dec
107
4%%
6
21
493/4
5
Tennessee Corp
44% Jun
135%
493/a
__15
5%% 2nd pld series of
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
62% Jun
Mar 14
Q9
497/,.
10
Sunrav-Mid-Cont Oil Co
Temco
6
Q1
49
No par
Corp
37% Apr 26
17% May 2
25 % Aug 29
35
Chemical
Class A 4%%
"
July 26
July 25
Co
Broadcasting
May 16
25
41
25
11% July 19
41 '/a Jail 17
93
491/,
No par
$4.50 series A preferred
Sun Oil Co common
3
6% Jan
27
57% Jan
6
15
14
38 %
2
91% Apr
128% Jan
14 % Jan
Jan
15
58% May
2
22"% Jun 21
i
Mar 30
41
1
7% Dec 29
14
4% Feb
96
16
Mar
33% Sep
45% Mar 15
Nov
Sun
28
*
gi3/4
~
1
l!
6
9234
49
1
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Sunbeam Corp new—
18
75% May 17
2
7
5
115'A Apr
21% Jan
84% Dec 30
4
171/4 Aug 12
105
Jun-* 1
77% Sep
25% May 12
32% May 11
71% Jan
15% Jan
91%
5
Storer
Shares
91%
49%
5
Stone & Webster—
5
4iy2 Jun
1
7
17
the Week
90%
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—J
5% prior preference——
2C
July 14
Sept. 16
100
Inc
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
23'A May 23
21% Aug 24
Friday
Sept. 15
10
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
5
Sales for
Thursday
.
48%
Sterling
Drug
PRICES
135%
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
Aug 17
21
Chemical
CATV
Sept. 14
15
preferred series A
Stauffer
HICH
Wednesdav
25
Oil of New Jersey.Standard Oil of Ohio common
3%%
AND
Tuesday
Sept. 13
Sept. 12
par
of Indiana
Oil
Standard
Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp
Starrett Co (The) LS
11
38
"
Monday
Par
Standard
60% JUly 28
15% Aug 22
54% Sep 15
4
22 % Apr
,
13% Aug 30
22% Feb 14
42% Mar 14
11% Jan
Standard
50% Sep 13
102
Mar 28
8% Jan
LOW
STOCK
Standard Oil of California—No
8
24
18
18% July 15
40% May 26
22
Jijily
53% Jun
YORK
EXCHANGE
Mar 14
42
102% Mar 11
NEW
Highest
73% Jan
8
71% Jan
45
STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1954
32
32 74
30%
32
3074
3174
30%
307a
307t
307a
13,900
2,600
16%
16%
16%
1674
*48
167a
50
167a
167a
50
*47
163/4
*47
2,200
163/4
50
u
11% May
27
Feb
24
29
33
7% Jan
4
10% Aug 10
8
43% Jan
8
75
Nov
16
69
70% Feb
July 12
July 23
20
May
11
Aug 30
Union
Corp
(The)-,.
1
16%
167a
16 7a
16%
1674
1674
16
16
157a
167a
No par
39 7»
3972
39 74
393%
397a
3974
39
397a
39%
39%
4,800
8%
8%
8 74
8 74
2,500
10174
10072
101
1003/4
101
997a
10074
114
113%
113%
113
114
113 7a
115 7a
21,600
28 7a
29 7a
20,600
287a
29 74
10,500
11072
10074
80
Asbestos & Rubber Co
Jan
4
31
101 % Sep
13
80% Mar 14
116'A Sep
6
Union
Carbide
31% Jun
30
Union
Chem
31% Apr
26
Union
Elec Co of Mo common—__10
Jan
Union Bag &
5
Paper* Corp
20
8
99 7a
8
8
100
99 7a
87a
8 74
*8
16
89
11% Jan
4
23
21% Jan
25
104% Jan
15
113
113
Jan
5
Preferred
$4.50 series
No par
1097a
110
92% Aug
109 7a
3
99
Oct
14
96
Aug
2
100
Apr
7
Preferred
$3.70 series—
No par
96
*94 7a
96
*94 72
96
*94 7a
96
85
*94 72
*94 7a
7
94
Apr
7
87
Mar 16
92
July 27
Preferred
$3.50 series
No par
*8972
91
*89 7a
91
91
*887a
90
*88 72
90
5
105
*8972
Nov
24
993/4
*987a
5,500
.96
99
Jan
Jan
38%, Jan
4
105'A Jan
11
48
28% Dec
Dec
20
6
108% Mar 22
98% Sep
59'A Nov 24
154
6
27% Jan
9
Sep 28
Jan
50
139
12
7
Union
27
Union
Pacific RR Co
49% Aug 31
52
19
29'A Jun
24
26% Jan
32% Jun
11
79% Dec
20
66
21% Apr
1
27
87% Jan
11
25% Nov
11
103% Oct
29
14
Jun
1
49
Dec
29
3
40
Jan
29
34% Jan
110
27
107% Apr 20
19% Sep 23
50% Dec 23
94
102% Aug 19
38% Dec 29
119% Dec
6
May 16
28
Jan
106
0
156
6
173/a Jan
3
3
18
Car Co
98 72
50
United
United
5
preferred
Biscuit
29 74
9872
54 7a
169
113 7a
27
29
27 74
29 74
*98
287a
1097a
109 72
99%
53 7a
168 7a
*98
72
53 72
533/4
170
168 3/4
2774
287a
29
109 72
54 74
174
28%
29
11074
*110
537a
993/4
537a
175 74
174
99 7a
53 7a
175
997a
90
537a
11,400
17574
4,200
5072
50
5074
50
50
493/4
50
4978
507a
317a
317a
31%
313/4
317a
317a
317a
317a
317a
833/4
843A
82 7a
84 7a
83
83 72
827a
8374
82
83
56
10
40
126
1033A
40
V2
1267a
*103
1033/4
40 3/a
♦125
41
135
America—_No par
31%
32
313/4
No par
*10672
108
*10672
$4.50 preferred
27
273/a
50
*103
series of 1952__100
of
277a
307a
100
Air Lines Inc common
Preferred 47a%
July 26
53%
11372
55%
—No par
Aircraft Corp common
Common "when issued"
convertible
29 7a
*168 74
United
57*
27 74
50
common
noncumulative preferred
4%
Union Tank
10
32% Aug
2
10872 Feb 15
29
44% Jan
Jan
4
26
49% July 25
Mar 15
1037a Jun
Jan
Jan
113
No par
25
Oil of California
Apr
25% Oct
106% Feb
series
Feb
178
45% Jan
6
$4
59
17
Jan
4
103% July
Carbon—_No par
Materials Corp—10
May 12
Jan
51% Aug 23
Preferred
104% Mar 29
&
&
31%
108
■*
56 7a
56 72
1033/4
1033/4
40 74
4072
125 72
313/4
*10672
104
♦103
407a
127'
127
126
4174.
317a
32
*10672
317a
108
108
*54 7a
♦103 7a
40%
*130
32
♦10672
3,600
3,800
10,200
700
56 7a
100
104
27,600
42%
500
134
3,700
32 7a
108
27
July 25
United
Board & Carton Corp„—10
24 7a
24%
24 7a
24 7a
247a
*24 7a
24 7a
24 7a
24 7a
55%
Jun
30
United
Carbon Co
No par
493/4
49%
50
5074
50 3/4
5172
517a
517a
513/4
52
No par
55 74
557t
*54 72
55 74
54 72
5472
53
53
Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
43/4
4%
43%
47a
474
47a
*24
600
5,000
United-Carr Fastener—
27
Jan
12
3% Feb
25
6% Dec
13
70% Apr 29
80 % Jan
0
6% Nov
9
47% Jan
8
Jun
63% Jun
4
38% May 20
28
11
88
May 25
11% Jan
4
17% Dec
45% Jan
4
57
Dec
13
35
Dec
4
11% Jan
1% Jan
***
00
12
17
15% July 20
4
2% Sep
4
233
Nov
18
175
25
184
Dec
8
'54 % Mar 11
For
United
Jun
27
25
51% Feb
115
38%
Dec~31
4
137a Dec
31
footnotes
see
patre
17
17 7a
177a
17 74
Mar 31
United
Engineering & Foundry
5
153/4
16
1572
157a
157a
U
S
&
U
S
13
U
S
9
184 72 Feb
15
4
39% Jun
28
9
26.
90
Jan
1674 Mar
4372 Jun
7%
U
15
U
S
263/4
110
110
112
177a
157e
112
20
18,400
6%
18,800
26
1,020
115
*
4,900
17%
177a
17%
18
15 74
157a
15 7a
15%
9,100
24,000
55
56
547a
543/4
557a
54%
55%
32%
33 7a
33 7a
337a
337a
333/4
33 7a
33%
377a
377a
3774
373/4
*373/4
38
37 7a
37%
800
1
2074
217a
20%
217a
207a
207a
207a
20
20%
20,000
City Mines Co (The)—1
3%
378
374
3%
37a
3%
3%
13.800
1
317a
32 7a
317a
32 7a
3174
3274
3274
5,600
No par
55%
5574
54
55
*54 72
55 >/4
56
1,000
Co
Co
Hoffman
295 72
325
181
*180
Inc
335
315
18072
Machinery com—1.05
preferred
Industries
20
100
common
preferred—
4%%
6 72
25%
37®%
Improvement Co
Gypsum
474%
3
3
S
67a
2 6 3/8
567a
No par
Corp
Freight
Sep
67a
25 7a
3274
Foreign Securities
1
Aug 24
337a July
60
335
6%
300
23,400
53/a
76
3272
Park
6
4%
*757a
5574
United
Mar 14
75
4 7a
75
*3778
3
Gas
105
4%
75
10
4 7a Aug
United
105
547a
*53
137a
Merch & Mfrs Inc
Sep
105
17
United
127a May 12
40% Jan
5
105 >/2
5
G
80
31
40% Dec
102 72
6V2
Electric Coal Cos
23% Jun
Mar 14
178% Sep
25
7%
United Gas
Jan
24 7a
United
United Fruit Co
30% Aug 23
75
674
237a
16
2
35
76
67a
24 74
11
39% Mar
214
*75
63/4
22%
Sep
17
2
3
76
65/a
1
100
com
1874 Jan
60
May 9
36% Jun 13
2% Jan
*75
1
1
18
Dec"30
5
preferred-—-100
(Del)
9
19% May
87%
Corp
Dye & Chemical Corp
preferred
31% Aug
15
11
7% May
May
United
14
.
22% Jan
34
11
$3.50 convertible
36% Jun
31
114% Jan
Jan
7% Feb
20% Sep
13 % Mar 14
38% Aug 19
18% Dec
7
Jan
157a Feb
6
33% Mar
(Delaware)
United
6
66
31
27% Jan
57% Aug 24
6 7i Jan 12
78
Jan
6
Aug 23
12
20
8% May 17
Aug 17
29
34% Jan
43/a Apr
1
72% July 18
33
3372
;
32%
182 72
33
318
♦180
X33
55%
preferred series A
320
3163/4
3187a
182 72
180
180
181
1817a
150
33%
12,600
343/4
81
82
82
82
137a
14 74
14
14
433/4
*42
.
337a
3374
82
82
14 74
*42
31%
56
5574
14
437»
32 7a
3%
318.72
81
*42
31 3/4
37a
55
1
50
33/4
34,100
315
100
common
20
7a
43:74
82
14
1474
*4274
433/4
3374
*81
14 7s
*43
83
1474
433/4
5,800
nn
25
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1134)
;
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NEW
Range for
Previous
NfcW
Range since Jan. 1
7% Feb
24
8% Dec
77% Dec
21
59% Feb
68% Dec
3
Jan
11
24
Jan
6
110% Sep
16
16
ai
Va
f
44
70
6
Nov
29
39
14
ob^« Jan
28
4
91/4 Feb
U
15
•
I
29
36% Jan
24% Apr
8 V» Jan
26 % Sep
20 % Dec
35
Jan
28
92% Aug
84 % Mar 21
7
91
Oct
26
13
103
Dec
6
97
11
46% Dec
6
39% Mar 14
134'A Jan
6
163% Oct
7
18
37% Jan
4
59% Dec
29
49
May 12
60 % Feb
54% Jan
13
64 Va Sep
17
61
Jan
68
19
11
6
40 % May 16
Jan
143
Dec
162
18% Cot
24
Jan
26
38 Va Mar 16
35% Mar 17
7
Jan
4
13% Nov 23
12 Ya Jan
17
6% Jan
4
11% July 14
10
Jan
•
73% Jan
5
98
Dec
1
91
1% Jan
4
3
Jan
S
U
3
2
$6
Wall
31
2'j% Jun
'8
44% Dec
31
22'A Jan
12
32% Sep
16
30% Feb
23
35
26
161% Jan
31
170
Feb
18
26% Mar 18
31
Jan
7
Universal
V* Aug 26
91
Feb
'
4%%
169% Nov
40 Ya May
Jan
18
18 % Jan
11
63 % Jan
5
83% Dec
31
80
34% Jan
21
42 Va Dec
31
41 % M*r 14
31% Oct
14
40% Dec
20
154
32'A Nov 23
11% Jan
4
19% Oct
5
28'A Jan
7
32% Dec
31
5% Jan
4
73A May 19
57% Dec
8
30% Jan
3
Mar 26
136
Aug 27
1-4% Mar 26
134
July 30
126
26% Jan
4
36% Dec
89
Jan
4
95% May 26
20
Jan
4
48% Oct
123
Jan
4
27
Jan
11
112% Jun
2
99
30
11
152% Aug 30
33% July 28
Oct 28
114
116
104% Nov
9
4
40% Dec
29
4
30% Dec
31
25% Jan
25% Jan
107
19
57
Mar 25
71 % May
19
13
May 17
16% Dec
31
6
30
Oct 21
Mar 26
76
Dec
13
Mar
13
19
12
a
4
42% Sep
12
t
117% Jun
13
106
161%
162 %
56%
57%
67%
68
68
59%
00
•«
59%
60%
59 %
158%
158'A
158%
158'%
159%
Wabash
14% Mar
7
31 % May
9
56'A
67%
67 %
59%
60
159%
159 %
159 %
159 %
1,400
19%
191/4
4,500
160
19%
19%
19%
37%
37%
"37%
37%
*37%
37%
*37%
37 TB
13%
12%
13%
13%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
11%
12 %
11%
11%
11%
11%
98
55
12
98
.
19
19%
2%
2
2%
23%
17
18%
46%
46
32%
*163%
com___l
28%
46
29%
82
82
4o%
100
No par
40%
2
*163%
29
803
83%
83%
180
48%
48%
48%
48%
2,200
4C%
41%
40 Va
40%
15,100
48%
42%
41%
41%
15%
15%
15%
37
36 %
59%
7%
15%
16
37
37'A
900
7%
7%
7%
5,800
58%
58%
58 Va
58 Va
1,903
7%
58%
58'A
59%
*127
■
*127
127
*127
-
*127
127
33%
34'A
x33%
33%
33'A
33%
87 %
87%
*87 %
88%
*86%
88%
*86%
88%
40
39 %
40%
39%
40 %
40%
40%
41%
4,500
34%
33%
til1/*
87%
40
40%
»i3i
134%
*131
*131
134%
41%
42 %
115
115%
41%
115%
115%
100
42
3,300
170
115%
102
103
102
41%
41%
116
114%
134
*133
134
41%
41%
114%
42
115%
42
134
134
"101
102
*101
102
*102
103%
*101%
103%
TCI Va
*101
102
103 Va
>101
102
*101%
7,400
34%
33%
100
100
6.5C0
15%
7%
37
37%
15%
36%
15 Va
*36%
16
*127
60
29
84
48%
*127
3,000
29
48%
<-127
400
32%
164 %
83%
*48%
»i27
45'/2
32%
164 %
28%
83 %
59 %
*44
32%
29%
*28%
7%
1,103
83%
29
7%
9,200
165
83
7%
60
2%
20%
*95 %
164%
"82
41
97%
2
*32%
165
X28 %
42%
41%
-
"19
*44
32 %
32 %
*164%
37
114%
6,200
11%
46
46
*44%
32%
165
1 5%
59%
,
2%
*19 "
.%%
71/^
300
13'/2
11%
20%
2
2%
19'A
19%
46
32%
32 %
165
*48%
20
37%
♦13%
97%
*55%.
96 %
9o %
57
2%
*20%
1
*37 %
:
1,200
126,100
-
2
com_No par
7,000
56
59%
59
*13%
100
85% Mar 25
590
19%
19
50
Co
35,403
162%
68
*67%
59%
1
__
140
48%
162%
57%
1
68
*67%
25
;
109%
48%
49%
162%
56
57
67%
No par
Inc
Light
93%
109%
8,903
19 %
56
50
preferred
Co
93
161%
56%
200
73
43 %
109
109
161 %
56
3,063
28
*91 %
*91%
%
93
110
*108
1613/4
preferred—No par
*101 Va
103%
40
28
Visking Corp (The)
Vulcan Detinnlng Co common
45%
46
46%
46 %
46%
46 %
46%
47
47'A
3,000
31%
31%
31%
31%
32%
32'A
32
32%
32%
32 Va
1,900
5
—
44%
25
Waldorf System
Walgreen Co
preferred
7%
109
109
100
&
122
Sep
6
18% Mar 23
31% Feb 24
.
'92%
53 %
"91
163%
preferred
%
42%
43%
43
161%
common
Pictures
68
Jan
S
,18% Jan 18
28% Apr
•
43%
100
preferred
6%
72
16%
preferred
47% Sep 16
33
May 6
93%
112
72
42 %
100
5.8GJ
110'A
73
73
*72
72
43%
com__50
Min
Tobacco
37% Jan
4
Jan 11
30
43%
9,703
9
105'A
10934
48%
$4.04 dividend preferred
$4.20 dividend preferred
Virginian Ry Co common—..
May 23
"71%
49%
preferred
$5
103% Aug 22
Jun 21
Feb 19
43%
Virginia Elec & Power Co com__10
4
21
24
21
I
11
29
108:%
47%
Paper Inc common
Leaf
73
44
*71
7
11
110
Shares
23 Ye
*8%
9
26
Vanadium Corp of America——1
Van Norman Co
2.50
Van Raalte Co Inc
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
Va-Carolina Chemical com
No par
6% div partic preferred
100
28
7
3
Jan
101
101
10
Nov
July 19
101 % Jan
26% Apr
'
47Va Apr
19% Mar
39% Feb
10% Apr
65% July
133% Jan
133%; Jan
37% Jan
94
Jan
51% Mar
146% Apr
1®
13
4
II
18
20
S8YWMI
13% May
-' 32% Jan
6% Jan
47% Mar
130% May
130
Jun
31% Aug
87% Sep
367« Feu
132
Aug
33
Jan
Co
Power
107%
109
47%
Universal
Utah
4 8 3/4
46%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
49% Aug 22
9
22%
47%
i
8%
*8:%
46%
4
May
107%
>91
_
convertible
4%
16
j6% Mai
17
108
21%
8%
22%
22%
21%
21%
21
100
convertible
United
3
31
Aug
104%
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pld_5
Dec
26
8%
*109
Stockyards Corp
20% Dec
May 26
9
21%
5
cemmon
noncumulative
7%
Sept. 16
100
preferred
&
the Week
Friday
Sept. 15
100
prelerred
11 Va May 12
16
1st
Corp
Tobacco
Sales for
PRICES
Thursday
*8%
1
common
Smelting Rel
preferred
United
14% Apr 21
100% Jun 14
33/. Jan
S
SALE
HIGH
Sept. 14
20
preferred series B_.
Steel
7%
Apr
15% Jun
14
S
1%
U
38% Aug
37
13/4 Jun
U
Sep
AND
Wednesday
21%
10
■
■
RECORD
__5
noncum
*
.
Sept. J 3
1
.
issued
Rubber Co
S
1
Tuesday
10
common
Pipe & Foundry Co_
8 %
19% Aug 24
3
17% Jan
11
16% Jun
35
U
Monday, September 19, 1955
Sept. 12
Par
prelerred
33/4%
9
J% Sep
166
156% Mar 14
27
Sep
Co
.
Monday
STOCK
S Flaying Card Co_.
U S Plywood Corp common
3:%% prelerred series A_i
172V4 Jua
1571/4 Jan
YORK
U
51% Jun
110
19
Jan
Lines
When
12
Sep
29 % Jan
U S
3
% Mar
S
4%%
16
Sep
79% Jan
10Va Jan
STOCK
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
13% Mar 1.
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Year 1954
Lowe«*
STOCK
YORK
.
.
1
113%
116%
115'A
115
114
115%
115%
116
114
16%
16%
16%
10
16%
16%
16%
20
preferred
29%
29%
*29%
30
*29%
30
*29%
30
81%
*81%
82%
*81%
82%
*81%
82%
16%
16%
16%
*29%
2,700
116
1,300
16%
10
30
w
60
11% Aug
2
27% Dec
Jun
24
51
74% Jan
3
12% Jan
If
8
31
27 % Jan
S
7% Jan
6
10
105% Dec
100 'A Aug
30
14
4%%
preferred
G
ft
13'A Jun
3
Wardell
% Mar 14
22% Sep
13
Warner
38% Sep
14
4
Dec
22
30% Mar 14
11
43% Dec
29
39
30% Jan
4
52% Dec
21
42
May 12
30% Jan
12
39
Dec
23
39
Jan
11
25% Jan
14
40
Dec
29
32
Jan
B
42% July
41% July
13'/a Jan
4
24% Dec
20
21% May
4
25'/a Jan
19% May 14
20% Aug
9
30
16% May 16
13% Jan
6
21% Mar
3
18
Sep
9
4% Feb
17
26'/a Dec
2
17% Dec
17
4
14% Dec
6
5
43% Dec
5
96 % Dec
16
23% Dec
13% July 26
19'/a Dec
8
6
4
Feb
10
Jan
6
Pictures
0
37%
52
49%
Wesson
1
Oil
com__2.50
Snowdrift
&
3%
x39%
39%
%
88%
prelerred
No par
Indies
Sugar Corp
Kentucky Coal Co
7
West
14
^West
Jun
14
10
Dec~22
4
50% Jan
5
98% May
5
104
Dec
27
May 14
132
t Dec
10
31
27%
80 >A Dec
25v« Jan
62% Aug
31
30 % May
4
54% Dec
82% Jan
4
96 "/a
127
Aug
27
30% Sep
771/4. Sep
25% Oct
28
29
Dec
27
11
36 Ya
July 28
Jan
85% Mar 15
5
Jan
4
21% Mar
Feb
70
Jan
12
25
22
78% Dec
9 % Apr
7
17% Oct 20
12% Feb
19
20% Dec
14
28% Jan
137
6
Jan
21
18% Jan
8
39% Jan
14
21% Dec 23
69% Nov 22
40% Apr 23
30'A Jan
77% Jan
54% Dec
3
•
-
I
66
Jan
T
45% May 12
53 % Dec
6
48
4
96% Nov
8
92% Jan
192% Dec
€
178
jAug 17
12
86
Mar 22
Jan
7
77
Jan
12
94
6'A Jan 22
Nov
11% Oct
8
37
Jan
4
54% Nov 16
21 Va
Sep
7
27 % Apr
13
13
Mar 14
9% May
82% Jan
1
Va Sep
21% July
t
3
1
60% Apr
3
27
74% Dec 31
67%jan
0
15
31
14
Jan
6
Nov 29
85
Jan
18
6% Jan
5
11% Jan
63% Jun
4
9
96
4% Feb 26
Dec
9
7% May 20
>
1
Dec
"
'Jpf Fri*e8'
ivms.
50
Aug 24
25% July 26
changed
102
40
49
106%
107%
106%
*106%
1
20%
21
20%
21
20%
20%
Supply Co common_10
28%
28%
28%
29
28%
29%
Air Lines Inc
,
107%
103
103%
48
103%
100
preferred
*102
41
48%
48
47%
.
103%
*102
40
47%
*39
42
common__5
Paper
*101
~30
45
1,500
48'A
48'A
48'A
5,0C0
107%
*106%
107%
41%
42%
*106%
107%
180
103
29
29%
29
6,800
10,800
103
*101
103
21%
29%
21%
21%
21
*101
*101
103
44
45%
44
45
44%
45%
45
46%
66 %
67
66%
67%
67%
67%
67
67%
65
66 %
64%
66%
65
65%
65%
67%
67%
68
10,800
23
23 %
22%
23'/a
23
23%
23%
23%
32,500
28%
2nd
noncum
preferred
*101
103
14,900
3,100
23%
28%
28%
28%
29%
29 Va
28,300
67%
65
66'A
64%
66%
64
64%
83,500
99%
99%
99 %
99%
500
57%
23,300
6
Wheeling
Aug
2
38% Apr 25
31% Sep 13
78 'A Sep
'
29% May
51 %
Sep
37
$5
Steel
conv
prior
Corp com
preferepce
4%%
conv
White
Dental
2
White
Motor Co
Mfg
July 28
White
28
102
32
31%
77%
20
preferred
28%
28%
*28
1
50%
50%
50
*100%
100
—
101
58%
102%
'30%
30%
31
Stp
Sep
Feb
71
July
Wilson
28%
*28
28 %
50 %
50%
9%
9%
*25%
'
11%
12
11%
11%
*82-12%
87
26%
8
Woodward
Iron
Woolworth
35%
35%
143%
*142%
24
24%
24 Va
108
(F W)
10
50'A
49%
*93'A
'*181
Co
10
common
6
13
15
preferred 4%% series—100
'PrioT'pfd 4%% conv' series_100
Wrigley
(Wm) Jr
(Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Yale
&
Towne
Mfg
"
Corp
Radio Corp
Zonite
Products
or
49%
94
*93%
190
26'A
32%
1,300
11%
11%
26,500
86
86 v
*82%
86'A
86
35
35 %
24%
107
109
34 "
34
34
•
-
-
34
*142
51
50%
51%
50%
50%
49%
50
94%
94%
94'A
94%
*180
-
*98%
99
j.
190
99%
65%
65
*178
65%
63%
1 A
22%
1%
1%
22%
22%
52%-
52%
52%
-
1,V
26%
26%
98% 10p%
18
181/2
127%
126
7%
7
22
3,900
200
190 "
98%
700
9%
Oil
Corp.
e
10
9%
4,300
64%
64%
65%
fit
1%
22%
23%
22%
1
1%
■
"
53
-
53
•
"
"*51%
65
I.9*
23
53
8 000
150,500
16,400
300
3,200
26%
26%
27%
26%
27
*
98%
98
*
98%
97%
98%
11,400
"
19'A
18%
19%
18%
19 Va
12,200
129%
125%
127
2,800
7%
7%
8
11,500
126
7%
reorganization
9%
23
53%
r
126%
7
Deep Rock
20,000
*97%
98%
x28%
.
*180 '
■' 190 -
,30
1,800
3,003
~
64%
from
,
50%
-
6,000
3,600
..
24%
111
94
10'/a
petition has been filed for the company's
143
50%
10
18
.
*24
106
51
10%
99%
24%
105%
.
94
1
500
.
50%
50 %
94
10
17%
*142
144
_
24%
105
10%
95%
=
26
200
12%
25%
50%
50%
125
changed
12%
108
99
26%
.
12%
26%
24%
99%
25%
"
*12%'
•
144
*142
.
x26
12%
26%
.
1
d Name
"
12%
24%'.
.No par
Corp
Diamond. Fibre-Co.
*25%
*32%
11%
'
•35%
144
*51
'
300
26 %
31%
11%
26%
-
190
*180"
■19,700
31%
'
lVa
Zenith
receivership,
50
11%
26%
63
1
4 %% convertible preferred—50
Young (L A) Spring & WireJNo par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
50%
50%
10%
11%
-
"
x21%
28
common
107%
110
10%
31
10%
5
Co
111
3,700
101
*100
26%
99"
Rights
York
9
Continental
35%
-
200
50%
30%
*
*84 "A
12%
'26%
142
10
Prior
17
26 %
4,600
28%
50
11%
■
85%
*12%
10
-
Co
Worthington Corp
*
85%
12%
26%
100
Service
10% Mar 23
May
;
31%
Corp__10
com
preferred
Wisconsin, Public
'
9%
26%
31%
l
Grocery Co
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
6%
9%
*25%
31%
No par
10
Co
& Lovett
9%
25%
No pa*
common
preferred
Wilson-Jones
Winn
Inc
9%
25%
*31%
1
78 %
*28
100
9%
;
7,600
50%
•
100
99%
78
31%
28%
*,
50%
99%
99%
5
common
78
•77%;
77%
"77%
51
20
Machine
Co
& Co
$4.25
-
81% Jan 13
32% Apr 26
100% Sep
19% Sep
Oil
9
52% July 20
59 % Mar jU
12
Sewing
Wilcox
30%
; "
'
77%
460
10,200
31
31 %
103 %
103
103
'
31%
31
28%
x99%
102
102%
31
-
31%
31% '
56'A
57%
56%'
58
57%
'.
*128%
*128%
■
*128%
102
31%
80
(The S 8)
common
Prior preference
Mar 10
100% May 18
212 % Apr .11
103% July 7
from
57%
58%
102
31%
*
_5
preferred
4
5%%
57 %
102
12%
100
100
101%
*128%
No par
Corp
*100
101
100'A
*128 %
-
24% Sep
134
^100
_100
_5
Whirlpool-Seeger
16
13% July 29
27% Aug 31
36% Aug 18
148% Jan 13
118
Brake
Whirlpool Corp
102% July 25
12
Air
3.80%
preferred series B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
July 29
104
-
sales on this day-
f Name
xl02
42
41%
*102%
103%
*38
*101%
104'A
111
*101%
66
11
9
*102%
5
*102%
104%
27%
104
*101%
45%
13
4
4,700
104
111
110%
110
109
28%
1% Sep
Jan
28%
X109
28%
27%
28 %
27%
28%
110
11C
65%
27% Jan
May
lod
110
28%
8
20
O
Coke_
28 Va
28%
*102%
66
12
38
28%
109'/a
100
340
66
15
14
17,200
27 %
29%
86.
jun
26%
23%
,
65%
I
21% Jan
25%
25%
44
14
140
26%
23%
28%
28%
14'A Apr
Mar 14
26
23%
27%
10
«
30
5,600
Westinghouse Electric common.12%
10% Jan
Jan
23%
23%
Westinghouse
27% Jun
9% Mar 18
18% Mar 21
89
^3%
15
78
•
38 %
*88
23%
Western Pacific RR common.No par
Western Union Telegraph new—2.50
9
7% Mar 30
22% Jan
l
22%Jan
fl
4
.
116-
51% Jun
liar 14
95
10
33% Aug
2
147% Dec 16
6
6
*37%
88%
15
58"% Apr
13
Jan
34% Jan
38
8,8%
22%
130
15
27
30
10% Aug 16
27% Aug 16
26
Jun 18
12% Dec 31
8
20'/a Nov
8
100 % Dec
7
76
38
88%
23 %
5
&
38%
88 %
28%
100
1,100
38
23%
B
1,909
3,100
83% Feb
3
inn
1,109
19
19
18%:
100
4%
103% Mar 1«
5
May 23
96% Jan
24'A
18%
24 %
*24
32% Feb
e
18
49% liar 14
Pec 30
24'A
800
89
26
4.80%
preferred
_100
Western Maryland F„y common—100
49% July 27
'
98 '/a
2,600
39
39
*88%
23%
pfd
series
Coal
&
Pulp
Western Auto
J0
22% Jan
preferred
hh
1
series
Virginia
Western
9
25
28% Jun
22%
24%
24%
4
4%%
Va
4% %
30% Mar 24
Power
preferred
4.10%
21
l: "7
Penn
*18
1
convertible
4.20%
Sep
22'A Aug 23
22%
3%
July
13% Jan
22%
3%
49
9
22 %
3%
47
56% Aug
5.6C0
23
*3%
4
17
39%
3 %
31
65% Dec
39%
3%
19
86% Apr
39%
3%
35
6
39%
39%
18%
99% Feb
29
41%
3'%
24% Jan
Jun
*41 Va
3%
16
Jan
41%
18%
10
30
41%
*18'A
29
62
3,960
41%
41%
18%
30'/a Dec
29
41%
52%
*18%
41 % Nov
28
41%
51%
19%
7
Dec
2,8C0
52
52
-
18%
Jan
68
52
19%
West
34% Dec
52%
*18%
West
9
52
41%
No par
52 %
19%
12
26
19,800
50'A
51%
24
$4
28
38%
49
19%
West
Apr
38%
48%
23%
9
Apr
38%
*18%
4
25% Jun
38%
48 %
18%
J
104
52
3
West Penn Electric Co
13
8,8C0
23%
1
29
21%
20%
7
Apr
21%
19%
Sep
49'/a Jun
;
38%
50%
Welbilt Corp
41 >/2 Apr
i
37%
49 %
6,303
22
x23%
27
22
*
38
48%
160
11%
5
Apr
Jun
50 %
37%
Co
Apr
27 %
38%
22%
3,700
11%
5
Investment
106
102
21%
11%
22
16.9C0
17%
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Wayne Pump Co
113
30
22 %
11%
21%
15'A
102 %
Webster
7
10
18'A Dec
22
12%
21%
17%
102
39%
15
4
11%
11%
|
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101% Feb
8% Jan
11%
11%
14%
15%
22%
Jan
110
102%
15
40%
107% Jun
106% Aug 12
16% Jan
6
102%
22%
5
29
102'A
*101%
23 %
19
110'/a Oct
102%
40%
Oct
105% Aug 10
17%
*101 %
22%
40 '/a
105% Jun
17%
102%
40%
112
Jan
17%
5
Co
104% Nov
104% Nov
15%
17%'
1,300
5
Motor
7
4
81'A
15%
17%
600
1,300
No par
Waukesha
4
9% May 20
80'A
15%
17%
No par
Wash Water Power
Jan
23'A Jan
80
15%
17%
*80
29%
81
29%
Pharmaceutical
8
Sep
79%
15%
2CG
82%
14'A
>14
41%
39%
25% Apr
29 %
79%
151/2
11 %
.
& Pipe
Warren Petroleum Corp.
Washington Gas Light Co
31
28 % Sep
17% Mar
79
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*101%
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Foundry
96
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80%
-
Warren
91
23% Mar 14
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29%
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14%
23%
100
99
104% Jan
*
14
29%
1
1
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85
17
Co
I
55% July 27
20
22
17% Feb
24% Jan
62% Mar
1
33 % Apr
8
77% Jan
Feb
2% Jan
3% July 21
2% Apr 30
14
29'A
preferred
Warner-Lambert
Jan
5
14
29%
1
Bros
18
9% Jan
14
29%
Corp
20
10% Jan
14
29%
1
5% %
10% Jan
37
14%
29%
W___No par
2.50
&
Walworth Co
3
25% Jan
17
81%
*13%
10
(Hiram)
100
No par
Ward Baking Co common
Jan
100% Aug 10
21 % Sep
13% Jan
105
RR
Walker
15
Aug 25
24% Jan
3
A
Aug 29
15
12% July 15
Jan
81% Sep
66% Apr 27
9
8% Dec
27% Dec
5'A Jan
19% May
9
Dec
72
Jan
23
a
Deferred
Name
127
126
7%
7%
7%
delivery
changed
from
r
value
wd When
Mogul Corp.
Cash
Federal
distributed.
Number 5465
Volume 182
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(1135)
Bond Record
New York Stock Exchange
cc»
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
In
the
column
Figures
WEEKLY
-
headed
"Interest
point
decimal
after
YEARLY
-
Period" indicate in each
represent
one
or
the month when the bonds mature
case
32ndB
more
of
point
a
LOW
Range for Previous
(inrrpvwi'VT
Year 1954
Lowest
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
108.28 Jan
NEW
Highest
10
YORK
«OV1)|
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
108.28 Jan
10
Treasury 3Vts
1878-1983
104.16
Wlprh
*104.6
high
balk
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 14
Sept. 13
1 in
Oifk
*104.10
and
Tuesday
Sept. 12
'«»
Low
104.14
Thursday
*104.6
Friday
Sept. 16
Sept. 15
High
Low
104.14
High
*104.3
Low
104.16
*104.10
1995
*99.4
99.8
*99.4
99.7
*99.4
99.7
*99.5
99.8
Treasury 2%s
.1956-1959
*101.2
*101.2
*99.8
101.6
101.6
*101.2
101.6
*101.1
101.5
Treasury 2%g
1961
*101.2
99.9
*99.4
99.7
*99.2
99.5
Treasury 2%s
„1958-1963
*99.4
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
.-1960-1965
Treasury 3s
108
Peb
Peb
108
19
19
_
100.4
—
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1
100.4
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1
2 Vis
2%s
98.29 Peb
100.12 Aug 25
100.22 July 29
15
94.29
99.20 Peb
15
99.20 Peb
7
100.17 Oct
7
94.29 Sep
7
15
300.17 Oct
Sep
7
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
104.16
99.12
101.6
99.14
*99.6
*102.4
102.12
*102.2
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*99.28
99.30
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*99.27
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*99.9
99.11
*99.8
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99.10
*99.9
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1961
*99.10
*97.20
97.24
*97.18
99.12
97.21
*97.17
97.20
*97.16
97,19
1962-1967
*96.12
*97.18
96.16
*96.8
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96.12
*96.8
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*96.8
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*97.2
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Aug 15 1963
,
*96.28
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.
1963-1968
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95.26
*95.21
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*95.20
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*95.17
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*95.18
*95.12
*95.10
95.14
95.22
95.16
*95.8.
95.12
*95.7
95.
*95,6
95.10
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2 Vis
2Vis
2Vis
2 Vis
2Vis
JL1
*95.10
95.14
*95.6
95.10
*95.5
95.9
*95.4
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*95.6
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*95.3
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*95.3
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*94.24
94.28
*94.21
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*94.20
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*94.19
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*94.20
94.24
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*95
95.12
*95.8
95.4
95.6
*94.30
95.2
*94.28
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*94.29
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*94.28
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*99.4
99.6
*99.4
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*99.4
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*99.6
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1956-1959
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2%s
2 Vis
2 Vis
2 Vis
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98.7
*98.4
98.6
*98.4
98.6
*98.3
98.5
*98.3
98.5
1957-1958
.June 15
June 1959-1962
*96.14
96.18
*96.10
96.13
*96.7
96.10
*96.7
96.10
*96.6
96.10
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*96.12
96.16
*96.8
96.11
*96.5
96.8
*96.5
96.8
*96,4
96.8
*96.26
96.30
*96.23
96.26
*96.20
96.23
*96.19
96.22
*96.19
96.22
96.24
Treasury 2Vis
International
Bonds (»)
*103.24
1956-1958
2%s
2y2s
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
100.12 Aug 25
*99.10
Bales far
the Week
High.
Nov 15
Bank
1960
for
Reconstruction A Development
94.8
Jan
7
100.8
Aug
9
97
Aug 19
S3.8
Jan
4
100.8
Aug 12
98
May 25
94.24 Jan
6
102.16 Aug
9
6
101
Peb
2
102.8
102.24 Peb
1
104.12 Man 10
101.16 Jan
13
301.20 Peb
1
98.20 Aug
Apr
Jan
26
102.4
102
Sep
1
24
100.12 Jun
22
July IB
103.12 Feb
7
102.28 Peb
104.24
17
99.10 Peb
14
99.12 Jan
10
102.8
Jan
102.16 Jun
25-year 3s
25-year 3s
5
27
30-year
23-year
19-year
3-year
15-year
I 5-year
103.24 May 25
101.4
Mar
104
Jan
7
25
July 15
.—
3Vis
3Vis
1972
*96.24
97.8
97
*96.8
97
*96
Mar
3 Vis
1
1976
*96.24
97.8
*96
96.24
*96
96.24
*95.24
96.16
*96.8
97
Oct
1
1981
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15
1971
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*101
3b
Oct
1
1956
*100.4
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*100.8
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*100.8
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2 Vis
Jan
1
1969
*101.20
102.4
*101.8
102
*101.8
102
*101
—1959
*98.16
*98.8
99
*98.8
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1956
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100
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100.8
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100
*98.8
Serial bonds of 1950
2s
due Peb IB
>99.16
100.8
*99
100
*99.16
2s
due Peb 15
1957
*99
2s
due Peb 15
1958
*98.16
99.16
*98.16
99.16
*98.16
99.16
*98.16
99.16
*98.16
99.16
2s
due Peb 15
1959
*97.16
98.16
*97.16
98.16
*97.16
98.16
*97.16
98.16
*07.16
98.16
2s
due Peb 15
1960
*97
98
*97
98
*97
98
*97
98
*97
98
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
>96
97
>96
97
100
2s
•Bid
and
asked
price.
No sales transacted this day.
fThls issue has not
due Peb 15
1961
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
2s
due Peb
1962
>96
97
*96
97
*96
97
as
yet been admitted
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Last
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Bale Price
to Stoc
WEEK
FOR
k Exchange dealings,
ENDED
SEPTEMBER
a Odd lot transactions,
e
Cash sale,
r
or
Registered bond
Friday
Friday's
Bonds
High
BONDS
Range since
Bold
Hid & Asked
Jan. 1
No.
Low
Issue
New Yoi*
High
Brazil
transactions
Hi
Week's Range
Low
XdrrliMial
15
Interest
(continued)
Last
period
u*change
Bale Price
Week's Range
or
Friday's
Hid & Asked
Low
—
Bonds
Bold
High
No.
Range since
Jan. 1
Low
Canal
3s
New
Transit
$%
Unification
High
York
City
Issue—
Corporate Stock
._J«»#-Dee
I960
101% 102,7,
30
100 Vi
105 '%
91
79%
91
3%s series No.
*108% 109%
*86
19
June-Dec
*83
86
82
86
20
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*91
94
94
94
3%s series No. 21—
.Quar-June
June-Dec
3%s series No.
1951
18
June-Dec
*83
99
hh
96
3%s series No. 22
June-Deo
*83
84
94
3%s series No. 23
Panama
3%s series No.
June-Deo
*83
791/8
88
June-Dec
*83
June-Dec
*91
81
87
85
3%s series No. 24
.
3%s series No. 25
95
3%s series No. 26
*83
84%
JunefUec
*83
86
3%s series No. 28
June-Dec
*86
81
88
3%s series No. 29
June-Dec
*86
86
87
3%s series No. 30
Foreign Securities
JunewDec
3%s series No. 27
June-Deo
*85 y8
Caldas
(Dept of)
Canada
25-year
Telephone
Members
REctor 2-2300
120
New
York
Stock
2%s
Cauca Val
1974
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1975
NY 1-1693
AExternal
sinking fund 6s
r»ttlp
Government
and
collateral
(Dept)
7s
A
1945—Jan-July
99%
100% 100%
89
89
91
69
89
1945—Jan-July
*91
86%
88
1957_Aprll-Ocf
sink fd 7s 2nd ser 1957_Aprll-Ocf
sink fd 7s 3rd ser 1957—April-Ocf
*91
86%
87
*91
86%
88
89
89
54'/a
591/4
AExternal
sec
AExternal
sec
20-ycai 38
8
*91
B 1945—Jan-July
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f $ bonds 1978—
Jan-July
__
*91
59 y<
59
59 Vi
(Commonwealth of)—
10-year 3y«s 1956
lO-year 3As
Feb-Auff
99%
1
99%
101
2
99%
101
49
97%
1001/4
98%
16
97
97 y4
32
96%
99%
1957
June-Dec
June-Dec
97%
97%
June-Dec
98 %
98 '%
Feb-Aug
96%
96%
June-Dec
100'/a
100'/a 100'%
68
50-year 3%s 1966
3%s 1962
15-year 3 Vis 1969
15-year
lABavarla
Belgium
(Free
;
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6%s
1945
§A6%e external loan 1950
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(U
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s
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due
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(Central Ry)
reduced to
A
128
101 'A
101%
156'%
105
*125'/a 127
*100
70
'100
60
129%
70
136
100
113% 113%
April-Ocf
1957
70
104
64%
101
70
105%
(interest
April-Ocf
1957
44
97'/4- 100 ya
98
24
97%
58
591/4
46
54%
59'/4
68'%
April-Ocf
^_Aprll-Ocf
:
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68'%
76
40%
46
68'%
771/4
45%
45%
39'/4
46
76 >%
761/4
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45'%
*76
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397/a
47%
68 'A
77
47%
1961—Mar-Sepf
*76
66%
..Mar-Sept
*45
40 »/4
41%
April-Ocf
*70
69
69
A
A 6s
68%
62'%
105 Va
>100
70
6s Sept
1961
fund
6s
3s
1957
6%s
bonds
assented
1957
1961
assented
AGuaranteed sinking
assented
fund 6s 1961
1961
1962
—
A 7s
Consol
assented
471/4
68%
69 y8
39'/4
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7s
1960
1960
A 6s
of
(Hukuang Ry)
1927
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76
38%
47%
761/4
1
68'%
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47%
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39%
68 Vt
68
68'/a
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101
*100
68'A
70
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41
*76
69%
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*76
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76%
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5s 1951
1947
I ASinklng fund 7s of 1926 due 1946
IASlnking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947
(ACopenhagen (City) 5s 1952
25-year gold 4%s 1953
lACosta Rica (Republic of) 7s 1951
2y2s ref $ bonds 1953 due 1972
Cuba (Republic of) 4V2s external 1977
ApriZ-Oct
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Feb-Aug
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May-Noo
April-Ocf./.
June-Dec
lO'/a
124
159'/a
119
123%
120
123%
*122
67%
18
62'%
100% 100%
21
99
101%
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8
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101%
67
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65
65
111
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10
13
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69
107
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reduced
to
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70%
63%
71
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A
65%
65%
63'%
65%
*84
85
791/4
87
85%
For Financial Institutions
(interest
1979
External dollar bonds of 1944
(Plan B)-
3%a series No.
1
8 Vis series No.
2
June-Dec
*83
June-Dec
*83
3%s series No.
3
8%s series No.
June-Dec
4
June-Dec
84%
84%
79 V4
d5%
79%
FOREIGN
SECURITIES
FIRM TRADING
MARKETS
87
79%
86%
3%s series No.
5
June-Dec
*83
80
86
3%s eeries No.
7
June-Dec
*85
86
92
8%b series No.
8
June-Dec
*83
83
87%
8 Vis series No.
9
June-Dec
*88
90
90
3%s series No.
10
June-Dec
*90
3%s series No.
11
June-Dec
*86
—
92
92%
PARL MARKS & HO. INC.
FOREIGN SECURITIES SPECIALISTS!
92
83
89
3%s series No. 12
June-Deo
*85
87
3%s series No. 13
87%
June-Dec
*91
84i%
85
S%e series No. 14
June-Dec
*83
79'/4
87%
3%e series No.
15
June-Dec
*83
84
87
3%s series No.
16
June-Dec
*83
82
86
3%s series No.
17
June-Dec
*83
88
88
For footnotes
see
page
31.
50 Broad
St., New York 4, N. Y.
Telephone HAnover 2-0050
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*156% 159
*122
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dollar bonds 1970—April-Qct
lAColumbla Mortgage Bank 6%s
12'%
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1978
41%
*76
*45
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ApriZ-Oct
Afap-Nov
Afap-Nov
1961
3s ext sinking fund
45%
*45
June-Dec
IACologne (City of) 6%s 1950
Afar-Sept
A Columbia (Rep of)
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451/4
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76'%
43%
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*45
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
1993
A6%s
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1963
1963
$
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1962
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1962
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A
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1961
sinking fund
assented
AExternal
19ei
Jan
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan
100 i/a
45,1/4
*76
(Interest
1952
3.5%)
160
10?% 103
113%
100
99%
100
(interest
1979
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
B %
99
June-Dec
pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.375% )
1979
reduced to
*__
100
June-Deo
1941
8s
1978
Stamped
AExternal
100
ApriZ-Oct
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
100
Peb-Aug
(Kingdom of) extl loan 4s 1964—June-Dec
6s 1958
June-Dec
(City of)
98
97 y2
39%
A 8s
5,0-year 3%s 1967
zxEerlln
1011/4
86%
sinking fund 7b
Australia
100 %
*91
AExternal
97%
*45
A 6s
*91
ser
I AExternal sinking fund 7s ser C
f AExternal sinking fund 7s ser D
88
59
103'/8
*76
assented
AExternal
1946—Jan-July
I AExternal sinking fund 7s
54
lOO'/a
*45
A 6s
IA Guaranteed
lAAntioqula
Feb
14
Feb-Aug
A68
—
sinking fund 6s 1948
Feb-Aup
IA Guaranteed sinking fund 6s 1948
ApriZ-Oct
Akershus (Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968—Afar-SeP
assented
25
ARy external sinking fund 6b Jan 1961—Jan-July
Mnnletyal
(Columbia)
59
97%
ApriZ-Oct
ApriZ-OcI
1960
i960
assented
A 6s
58'/2
100% 100%
98
(Dept of)
?4 AExternal sinking fund 6s Peb 1961
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
58%
100%
30-yr 3s s f bds 1978_Jan-JuZp
lAChlle (Republic) external s f 7s 1942—May-Noo
5 A 7s assented 1942—
May-Nov
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Exchange
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25-year
WERTHEIM & Co.
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3y*s 1961
Jan-July
(Dominion of)
88
—
93
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57%
110
69
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67
113
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1962
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53
102
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Jan-July
Jan-July
May-Nov
55
—
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Issue
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4s
dollar
bonds
1953
1953
due
1963—_Jan-July
dollar bonds 1980
Is dollar bonds 1972
German (extl loan 1924 Dawes
June-Dec
loan)
part
-June-Dec
6s
B
Japanese
7s
32
32
10
27%
30
30
*168
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of
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s
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of
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58
63
63%
43
57
63%
65
51
59
120
1
118
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125
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163
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new
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9
82
20%
27
86%
59%
54'A
13
93%
102 '/a
158%
-
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9%
—
10%
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—
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r
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13
17%
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16%
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16%
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sinking fund 6yas 1958—Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
*18%
—
Mlnas Geraes
Stamped
15%
17%
11
pursuant
to
Plan
A
17%
Mar-Sept
1959—Mar-Sept
*40
—
Mar-Sept
40 Va
40 Va
1
(Kingdom of) 3%s 1957
(Kingdom of) 4%s 1956
External
4 Vis
sinking fund
f
s
extl
loan
old
new
4 Vis
May -Nov
58
40
38 Vs
40 Va
99%
101%
Mar-Sept
99%
101%
100 Va 100'/a
April-Oct
_2
100%
100'A 100%
15
April-Oct
100%
100% 100%
4
101
Feb-Aug
_April-Oct
1970—June-Deo
99%
1
99 Va
102 Va
99%
99
100%
1965
1965
—
sinking fund external loan 1963
I Vis
sinking fund external 1957
Municipal
Bank extl sink lund
5s
lANuremberg (City of) 6s 1952
IA 6s extl loan
(30-yr) 1953
Is due 1953
extended to 1963
ABVfes extl loan
(30-year) 1958
I Vis due 1958
extended
7s
APeru
ANat
ANat
1947
Plan
A
2.125% ) 2008
(Republic of) external 7s
extl
s
f
loan
extl
s
f
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1st
6s
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
I960—June-Dec
1961—April-Oct
1959
series
2nd series
lAFoland (Republic of)
gold 6s 1940
A4Vis assented 1958
lABtabillzatlon loan
A4 Vis
assented
6lnk fund 7s
1968
loan)
7s
Janeiro
Stamped
98
to
91
to
8s
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A
2%)
*15
2001
15%
to
(Interest reduced to
2.25%)
IA Rome (City of) 6
Vis 1952
|ASao Paulo
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15
39
see
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*40
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*102%
page
31
1971
10
92
78
83
77
86
149
163
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96'A
96'A
96
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conv
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RR
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June-Dec
April-Oct
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163 Va
80%
98
128'A
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of
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99
98'A
40
94%
99
97%
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96
99%
96
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96 %
28
94"
97 Vt
100
99
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June-Dec
71'A
60
80%
20
18
166
971
102
102
100% 101
lOOT'a
103% 103%
105
108
103
101% 102
101 Va
101
98%
5
101
30
103
105%
14
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100 %
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103
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106
85
80
99 Va
98
64
98
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105 Va
105
85
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101%
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105
96
109'/a
135
105'/8 108'A
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11
98
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6
96
99%
90%
139
87
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119
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81
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.
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92%
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19
92
Jan -July
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88'A
8J
20
87
93%
April-Oct
91%
91 Va
91%
22
91
95'A
June-Dec
92%
92%
92%
2
93
97%
June-Dec
102 Va
102'A 102%
125
95'A
141'A
__Mar-Sjp(
99 Va
..Aprll-Ocf
129%
American Tobacco Co debentures 3s
1962—April-Oct
3s debentures 1969
Aprll-Ocf
I Via debentures 1977
100%
95Va
44
93%
60
136%
99'A
99%
■23
126 %
129%
7,007
124%
997a 100'A
57
9978
101%
33
97%
101
2
99 %
103%
98 'A
100
June-Dec
Aprll-Ocf
99
Ann Arbor first gold 4s
July 1995
A P W Products Co 5s 1966
Armour & Co 5s inc sub deb 1984
Quar-Jan
Stamped 4s July 1 1995
Atlanta St Charl Air Line Ry 3%s 1963
Atlantic Coast Line RR 4'As A 1964
Gen
mortgage 4s ser A 1980mtge 4%s ser C 1972—.
General mtge 3%s series D 1980
Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures 1966
Gen
1979
99%
115%
—
837a
8174
May-Nov
May-No»
115
June-Dec
106
6
84
81%
83'A
99%
99%
99
97
100
98%
150%
104
129%
99%
103
837/a
89
7
73%
85
202
78'A
85
103
__
1
99'A
115'A 116
12
115%
121%
114% 115
25
113%
116%
101
103'A
*101 Va 102'A
105
106
33
104%
10974
102
102 Va
6
1017a
105%
104
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
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Jan-July
Jan-July
99
:■
102 Va
*86'A
Aprll-Ocf
1962
1995
99
100
*100
April-Oct
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
105'/a
95'A
Feb-Aug
Associates Investment 3%s debs
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
101 1.4
98
144%
141
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 4s 1960
Anheuser-Busch Inc 3%s debs 1977
104 '/a
4
103
105 %
99'A
2
99'A
*96
97'A
102
102
100
104%
105
103'A 105
107
107
107
105
100
100
96
100
101
102
104%
99'A
105
B
Baltimore ft Ohio RR—
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July 1975
Aprll-Oct
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series B (4% fixed
and 1% contingent Interest)
July 1975_Aprll-Oct
41
69
78 Vi
2
68
78V2
78%
14
17
(2%
and
3% contingent interest) —
Series G due Dec 1 1995..
June-Dec
10%
18Va
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25%
10
18%
11 Va
24
10
19
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40%
15%
12
*107% 110
Feb-Aug
3%s debentures
97 %
96
June-Dec
4s
8%
April-Oct
1986
91
60
*100
__
Feb-Aug
1982
General
16 %
140
96%
99 Va
1970—_May-Nov
13 %
88
COMPANIES
—
Mar-Sepf
Feb-Aug
1975—
debentures
97 Va
103 %
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20
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April-Oct
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101":
*
74
*164
..May-Nov
;_April-Ocf
1956
98
89%
*15%
1998
1964
35
*79%
1978
debentures
Canada
w-T^M^risept
1962
A
ser
—
—
—
Aprll-Ocf
145
41
181
100
105
199
103'A
107%
Toledo-Cincinnati division—
17
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fixed
K
due
March
1
2000
Series M due March 1 1996
A4Vie convertible income Feb 1 2010
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
101
180
94
107
105
149
94
105
97% 101
178
93 7a
15%
15
>
101
May
94%
90
94%
256
79
95%
May-Noo
104%
100
104%
56
H OO
104%
dlv first mortgage 5% ser A
(3Vi% fixed St 1%% contlng int) 1980.Jan-July
19
42
104%
98 % 104%
302
102 %
99
&
A
West
Virginia—
1980—.
—
—
*65
*42
52%
53%
67
ABerlin
65 Va
40%
43%
60
36
40
75
49%
53%
47
63
40%
44%
39
116
64
62
44]
62
39'/a
*40%
116
164
41
109 %
120
54
59
1960—April-Oct
Loani 2%s debs 1961_May-Nov
City Electric 6s 1955.!
|A6%s s f debentures 1951
A6 %s s I debentures 1959
Bethlehem Steel Corp—
Consol mortgage 2%s series I 1970
Consol mortgage 2%s series J 1976
Consol mortgage 3s series K 1979
3%s
*62
44
141
101'A
Beneficial Industrial
41 Va
75
39%
*41%
44V4
77%
102%
56 Va
44
♦74
*62
80
58%
*53 Va
*38%
40%
First lien and ref M 4s series D
1985—Jan-July
Bangor ft Aroostook RR 4%s conv 1976—Jan-July
Bell Telephone of Pa 5s series C
(interest
May-Noc
Co
1975
subord debs 1970
96 '/a
81%
1.
INDUSTRIAL
May-Nou
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
36
15%
A
2004
AND
68
78%
*168 Va 180
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
2001
72%
*85'A
B'western
Feb-Aug
Plan
A
to
June-Dec
June-Dec
—
*40
April-Oct
1952
to
2.375%)
footnotes
15
*16
(Interest
2012
pursuant
For
4
—
*17%
April-Oct
(interest
reduced to 2%) 2012
June-Dec
A7a external loan of
1926 due 1966
May -Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan
A (interest
reduced to
2.25%) 2004
June-Deo
Ts 1967 stamped
(City)
91
*15%
April-Oct
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
(Interest
reduced to 2.5%) 1999
April-Oct
Ala external
sinking fund gold 1968
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
pursuant
37%
10
—
*77
(interest
(State of) —
|A8s external loan of
1921 1946
reduced to
90%'
78%
Mar-Sept
Mo Grande do Sul
Stamped
98
*77
Apr-Oct
1946
Plan
2.375 %)
to
98
103 Va
128
141%
*59
1947—April-Oct
1952
lAExternal secured 6Vis 1953
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
102%
—
*144
April-Oct
1950
(City of)
pursuant
reduced
extended
3'As debentures 1984
3%s conv debs wi 1967—
103Va
to
ABs a f gold extl
('27
f ARhine-Main-Danube
de
;
*163
2.25%) 2006
Jan-July
State) 6Vis ('26 loan)
1951_Mar-Sepi
lARlo
11
100
1
—
*143
April-Oct
April-Oct
lAExternal sinking fund
gold 8s
1950—Jan-July
A4Vis assented 1963
Jan-July
Porto Alegre (City
of) —
la 1961 stamped
pursuant to .Plan A
(Interest reduced to
2.375%) 2001
Jan-July
T%s 1966 stamped
pursuant to Plan A
(Interest reduced
APrussla (Free
99'A
(Interest
to
loan
Mar-Sept
_May-Noi>
May-Noo
—Mar-Sept
1968
99%
*103 %
Mar-Sept
to
reduced
100'/a 100 Va
Feb-Aug
Oriental Development Co
Ltd—
lAPernambuco (State of)
Stamped pursuant to
*99% 100%
94
141
*85'A
Feb-Aug
1961
debentures 1987
!%s debentures 1973
2%a debentures 1971
8%s conv debs 1965
19
(Interest
2008
4s
i
6s of *26
120
38
91%
131
*91%
1978_June-Dec
2%a
19
Netherlands
Norway
1961
debentures
2%a
16%
88
(Interest
2.125%) 2008
sinking fund 6%s
reduced to
2.125%)
May-Nov
May-Nov
conversion
American Telephone & Telegraph Co—
2%s debentures 1980
16%
112y«
—
*113
127
70%
—
1979
1958
rfph*nhire8
15%
—
17%
101 Vs
91%
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
May-Nov
Jan-June
Jan-July
(1942 agree't)
lAMllan
to
1946
3s debentures 1966
June-Dec
American Bosch Corp 3%s s f debs
1964—May-Nov
American St Foreign Power deb 5s
2030—_Mar-Sept
4.80s Junior debentures 1987
—
*16%
19%
ex'l
Br
2%s
*18%
reduced
8s
RAILROAD
16%
9%
20
100
*141
—
Alabama Great Southern 3'As 1967.
Alabama Power first mortgage 3%s 1972
1st mortgage 3%s 1984
American
yy$
10%111
1963_Jan-JuZy
1933
assented
due
Aluminum
—
1963_Jan-July
ASecured
•s
17%
agree¬
IA Small
new
A4Vis assented
16%
16%
'
June-Djec
1968—Jan-July
(1942 agree't)
6s of 1913
agreement)
A6s
17%
100
127
90
Mar-Sept
1979
Aluminum Co of America 3%s
3s s f debentures 1979
agree't)
89'A
*135
91:
Feb-Aug
AYokohama (City of)
Allls-Chalmers
Jan-July
new
100
*99% 100%
June-Dec
Allegheny ft Western 1st gtd 4s
Allied Chemical & Dye 3'/2s debs
(assented to 1922
agree't)
Small
12%
«s-4%s-4%s external readjustments
1978_Feb-Aug
I Vis external
readjustment 1984
Jan-July
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca
Valley (Dept of)
AWarsaw (City) external 7s 1958
Aiieguany
1945—Quar-Jan
IA Small
A
15
18
June-Dec
external
readjustment
Aldens Inc 4%s
due 1954
A4s new assented
(1942 agree't)
IA 4s of 1910
(assented to 1922
ment) 1945
A4s
19%
*14
Jan-July
1963
conversion
*ih«inv
Quar-Jan
(1942
100
*16'/a
Jan-July
1953
(Republic)
|
1943—May-Noo
1968_Jan-July
170
June-Dec
59
*17%
A4s of
1st mtge $ ser
extended to
I%s-4%s-4external
92
59
_
24%
170
June-Dec
1952_
External
94 V*
1
1948
assented
'12
External
20'
Jan-July
25
17%.
June-Dec
1958
sinking fund 6s 1960
AExternal sinking fund 6s 1964
3%b-4s-4Vis (dollar bond of 1937)
68 ya
140'/a
*156 %
18%
14
*170
1952 coupon on
1953
120
941
agreem't)
ALarge
1962
AExternal
66'/a
—
(1922
sterling loan of
IA 6s
6s
68%
20 %
lALarge
assented
to
19%
20%
—
IA With March 1
104
93%
10
98
88
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
209
IA Small
I AOs
June-Dec
IA 5s
;
due
extended
*18
35%
93%
101 %
92
73
19%
May-Nov
33'/a
20%
June-Dec
101 '/a
..
95
*79
Aprll-Ocf
Aprll-Ocf
113% 123%
—
73
ABVaS extl loan of '27 1961
BVis due 1961 extended to 1971
*116
120
91
Jan-July
■
65
91
1981
1957—April-Oct
1965
(1942
(Republic of)
(AOs
98
37
75
,__May-Nov
1962.
Tokyo (City of)
1943
ANew
Mexico
178%
65 Vs
89
83
(Kingdom)—
1962
external
102
147 Va
88
83
Aprll -Ocf
129%
101'A
|A4Vis assented (1922
agreement)
small
27%
25%
78%
Jan-July
2012
A5Vis (40-yr) s f 1971
6Vis due 1971 extended to
122
85
(Interest
Taiwan Electric Power Co. Ltd—
Feb-Aug
May-Hoy
May-Nov
Mexican Irrigation—
IA4 Vis
90
*80 Va
Jan-July
Plan A
2%)
1952
60
(Interest
1968
to
(Prov of) external 7s
A4%s assented 1958
lAUruguay
Feb-Aug
1964
6%s 1954
bonds 1978
I
6Vis due
75%
137
51
*102
2004
loan
secured
B
59
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
1956
Shinyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
|A6Vis 1st mtge s f 1952
'
104%
—
(Colombia)
30-year 3s
145
63%
June-Dec
extended to 1975
(State Mtge Bank) 7s
AJugoslavia
53
102%
100%
*201
Jan-July
Jan-July
1965
AMedellln
69%
A7s series
—:
—
*104
Mar-Sepl
1951
to
loan
18
*100'A
A
A6yas extl loan of *24 1954
IVis due 1954 extended
extl
,
124% 125
Jan-July
1952
(Imperial Govt)
A5 Vis
3
April-Oct
Public Utility Institute—
10-yr gtd ext s f 3s 1877
7s
U
to
High
;533A
Jan-July
Sydney County Council 3%s 1957
f 3s 1977
Italian
lAltaly (Kingdom of)
71%
% 132 Va
70
124'/a
April-Oct
1947
i A External
60
131
Jan-July
Italian Credit
Consortium for Public Works
10-yr gtd ext s f 3s 1977
Jan-July
IA7s
series
86'A
100%
2.25%)
pursuant
A8s secured external
70
Feb-A up
1946
7%s 1950
external 6 Vis 1960
a
to
Low
(interest
1999
loan
Serbs Croats St Slovenes
86'A
63%
Jan-JuZf
Jan-July
ext
Helsingfors (City)
(Republic) ext
65%
15
May-Noc
1968
(State of)
Italian
9
82%
—
paid
Hamburg
2.5%)
ASllesla
1964
Heidelberg (City of)
82'A
81
April-Oct
Government—
A 6s
|A
Stamped
75%
Jan. 1
NO,
Jan-July
water
ABs external dollar
109
80
53
—
6%s due 1950 extended to 1960
paid
7
72
82
I-82
>81
June-Dec
—
IA 7s gold bondB 1949
German Govt International
(Young loan)
IVas loan 1930 due 1965—
Great Consolidated Elec
Power—
|A 6%s 1st & gen
mtge 1950
part
103%
100
i,
Apr-Ocf:
issue—
1972
6s
A7s
102
*69
reduced
International loan of 1930—
Greek
102
April-Oct
Range since
Soid
A
1950
to
external
reduced
1969
1972
& fund
conv
external
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128
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,
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1976
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102
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1975_May-Nov
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Number 5465
182
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Period
New York Stock Exchange
FOR WEEK
ENDED
SEPTEMBER
16
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
or
Friday's
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Low
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BONDS
New York Stock
Jan. 1
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Low
Interest
California Oregon
1970
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98
97
106%
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104%
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1960
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A
1965
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107
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debentures
debentures
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Gelotex
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15
100
2
84
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gold
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1
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debentures
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96%
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1st
98
99
mortgage 2%s 1979—
mortgage 2%s 1980
3%s 1981
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99%
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98
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10
98%
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—
—
89
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100
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99%
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103
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—
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Mar-Sepf
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Corp
100
103%
6 Adlusted
6s
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16
66
90
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90
94%
135
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1949
4s conv subord debs 1970
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90
118'A 120
Eackensack Water first mitge 2%s
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117
87%
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100
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102
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1976—Afay-Nov
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-
96
%
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81
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99
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B
94
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40
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89
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82
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Weft debentures ctfs A
Bay &
Debenture
Gulf Mobile &
93 %
*—
81
99
100%
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series N 1990—Jan-July
series O 2000
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series Q 2010
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100
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94
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113%
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99
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95%
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110
—
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81
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—
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61
108%
100
& Co 3%s conv sub deb '75_Afay-Nov
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Great
95
99%
99
—
111% 111%
111%
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company—
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99%
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101
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92
3
1989
f mortgage 1948
(B F> Co first mt«e 2%s
(W R)
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98%
96
106
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—
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—
105%
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1969
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94
94'/a
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101
3s
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mtge 27/as .1975
93
100
Jan-July
Shoe
97
payment
2001
first
97%
92%
*__
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Jan-July
Jan-July
1964
income
conv
lAHarpen
Baking 3s debentures 1965
93%
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-
General Motors Corp 3%s
General Realty & Utilities
90'/4
3
Cuba—
(stpd as to
99
126'A
109%
6
100'/a
Apr-Oct
1960
debentures
—
9 7'A
200
Jan-July
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Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
Afay-Nov
78
92
133
June-Deo
1958
debentures
6
—
94%
102% 103
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of
7
98%
1017b
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1978
debs
Inc
1968
1976
debentures
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A3s
1986
3s ser Z 1989
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debentures
3s
X
mtge
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3Vis
ser
95%
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93%
93 '/a
93%
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3%s debentures 1961
—
1981—
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s
(Bait)
1976
T
ser
1st ref M 27/bS ser U
92
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93
91'A
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1948
159
92
Feb-Aug
convertible debentures 1963
3s
Consolidated Gas
99%
•91
—
General Foods Corp 3%s debs 1978
General Motors Acceptance Corp—
103%
96%
Jan-July
1984
103
q7
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75
1
977/a
101%
122 % 126%
126'A
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1940
110%
97
89
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94
91%
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104%
100
refunding 5a series A 1974—Mar-Sepf
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General Electric Oo (Germany)
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101%
92%
99'A 100
1979__Jan-July
1981
1st & ref M
a
79%
„
75
104 3
997/a
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debs 1961
1972
and
Worth
97%
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144'A
94
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tFlorida East Coast first 4%s 1989
98'A
40
April
Mtge inc 4%s ser A Jan 2016
debentures
93%
97%
■
1977_Aprii-Oct
1972
127
5
30
F
Firestone
General
C
ser
75
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119
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1965
5s
1965
103
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108'A
97
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A
184 %
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first
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ser
95
95
100% 100'A
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Mar-Sepf
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11
94
April-Oct
2%s
2%s
2%s
139% 141%
141%
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94 Vi
104 Va
166
June-Dec
4s 1995
96%
101%
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gold 4s 1995
General
mtge
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1
102'A
91%
101
32
of New York—
refund
93
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4%a 1961
Afay-Nov
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B 1976-Afar-Sept
Dow Chemical 2.35s debentures 1961
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General
Edison
102%
98%
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99%
97
101%
Compania Salitrera—See
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
Consolidated
101
—
June-Dec
1969
Ohio Division first
89%
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1999
f debentures 2001
debs
conv
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92
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105
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mortgage 3s series N 1978
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104%
100
29
12
ref 3%s
98%
96
21
113
89%
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120%
103
—
102% 103
14
&
100%
88%
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Ss
1964
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&
1979
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debs
conv
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1976——
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92
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101
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96
92 %
85
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3
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1970
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1993
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ref mtge 2%s ser J 1980
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Fort
Refunding and impt 4%» series E 1977—Jan-July
Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s 1991—Jan-July
99 %
Jan-July
10
80%
Cleveland Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
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99
79%
103
84
101
99 %
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31
97
80%
June-Dec
80
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mortgage
E'dison
General
1974
1960
79%
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General
79
91
102'A 103
1969—Feb-Aug
80
*98
April
mortgage
72%
105
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1st
14
101%
102'/a
100
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El
2%s 1959
Corp
debentures
E
Rio Grande Western
&
contingent interest 2018
1st
Jan-July
Jan-July
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1984
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series
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91
Jan-July
1978
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4s
294
Union Terminal—
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ser
Light Co 2%s 1977
mortgage 2%s 1979
mortgage 2%s 1980—
91
May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%s 1975-April-Oct
mortgage
104
Ry—
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First
98
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51
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—
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—
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97
1974
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34
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__
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75
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.
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.
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1960
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or
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1952
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1976
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40-year
4s series B 1962
lien 4'As series D
1978
98%
104
90
100'A 100%
1971—May
1991—May
101%
97
RR—
A
A
First mortgage 2%s 1980
First mortgage 3%s 1982
103
87%
94%
105
88%
104 %
101
73
*—
>
101%
97'A
99 'A
104%
*88%
1969—Mar-Sept
mortgage 27/8s 1969
mortgage 3%s 1969
First
54
75%
100%
98
*66%
(Southern Lines) 4s 1959
Stores 2%s debentures 1972
mortgage 23As 1980
First
104'A 104%
77%
104'A
102
98%
103
Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3%s
1988
April-Oct
Michigan Central RR 4'As series C
1979—Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3'As
87%
77
1st
1972—May-NoV
Feb-Aug
1
1957—May-Nov
May-Nov
May Dept
Jan-July
3'As s f debentures 1978
Feb-Aug
3'A3 s f debentures 1980
..MarSept
McKesson & Robbins 3'As
debs 1973
Mar-Sept
Mead Corp fir,st
mortgage 3s 1966—
June-Dec
Metropolitan Edison first
mtge 27%s 1974—May-No®
First
Manila
80%
62
77%
110%
97
Feb-Aug
& Co 2%s
debentures
Central RR 5%s 1978
72%
154
92
3%s
99
Feb-Aug
Macy (R H)
153
84'A
93 '/a
77%
98
88
■
110
103'A 103'A
-Mar-Sept
-
80"%
78%
83
92%
92%
Northern
84
*103'A 103%
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
G 2003
101%
91
77
83
104'A 105'A
1976_June-Dec
April-Oct
H
97%
87 Va
Lack
(Minnesota)
2003
101'A
99
83'A
ft Western Ry first gold 4s
1996—April-Oct
general ft ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
General Ac refunding 4%s series A
1974_Mar-Sep|
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs
1973—May-No®
3)As s f debentures 1973
93
1
77
102'A
101%
97%
*98
Northern Central
M
Maine
3'As 2000
4s series
mortgage 2%s 1980
General mortgage 2%s 1980
General mortgage 3'As 1983
General mortgage 3'As 1983
84%
93
.
*110
*100
J
1
83
5
90
*113
1984
Manati Sugar
June-Dec
1975
General
69
15
68
98
mtge 23As 1979—May-No®
1982
mtge
76
June-Dec
ser
ser
71%
82%
May-Nov
ser
gold 3s
Louisville Gas & Elec
F
75
75
93
April-Oct
ser
92
89
77
May-Nov
33As debentures 1978
Louisville & Nashville RR—
First &
86'A
89
bds—
2003
series
gold
1939
series B
—Jan-Julf
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1978_Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981.
Jan-Julf
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989
Apr-Oct
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
93
84
95
4'As
Miami
86
99
93%
11
99%
& St Louis—
Norfolk
contingent interest 2003
May
contingent interest
2003——May
ASeries F 5s
contingent interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal
Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Oct
Lexington ft Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Oct
ASeries
88
90'A
95
99'A 100%
1st Sc cons mtge ser A 2004
Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A
2019—Jan-July
N Y Telephone 23As series D 1982
7
90
*66'A
Jan-July
2003-,.
interest
75
Feb-Aug
stamped 1974
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term
Ry—
1st
mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N
Y) —
Lehigh
88
84
95
97
96
Y
Term
102%
*90
102
80
*97%
—-Feb-Aug
1998_Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
3'As
N
Terminal—
1964
Feb-Aug
100
*85%
101'A
97
100% 102
100%
77%
Light first mtge 23As 1975—Mar-Sept
N Y ft Putnam first consol
gtd 4s 1993
Aprll-Ocl
1%
100%
97%
90
N
64'A
fund
stamped
1998
.
debentures
Harlem
AGeneral
150
97%
96
95%
N
100%
3% ser A 1968
June-Deo
Lake Shore ft Mich
South gold 3'/2S
1997—June-Dec
3'As registered 1997
Jur ;-Dec
Lehigh Coal V Navigation
3'As A 1970
April-Oct
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st
102
92%
104%
100%
98%
—
*146
Mar-Sept
1964
96%
99
*95%
Feb-Aug
N Y New Haven & Hartford RR—
First ft refunding mtge 4s ser A
2007—Jan-Julf
AGeneral mtge conv inc 4'As series A
L
Lakefront Dock
1998
Si
Y
4%8 series
96%
108
97 V*
103'A 107 %
1st mtge 4'As series A 1973
Jan-July
JAN Y Ontario & West re! 4s June
1992_Mar-Sept
98%
99
42
97
*108
April-Oct
April-Ocl
certificates
Toll 5s
3'As
Harlem River Si Port Chester—
23As
tAKreuger &
income
Mortgage
Mortgage
88
96%
96%
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987—
Jan-July
Kentucky ft Indiana Terminal 4'As
1961—Jan-July
Stamped 1961
Jan-July
Plain 1961
Jan-July
4%8 unguaranteed
1961.
Jan-July
Kings County Elec Lt ft Power 6s
1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge
registered
gold
N
98%
93%
93%
33
*85
April-Oct
April-Ocl
AprtZ-Oct
Jan-Julf
Jan-July
1997
collateral
Connecting RR 2%s
101%
86'A
—
June-Deo
1984
Ry
1980_„
N Y
100
v—1 O O .■r -5!
—
102%
97
97
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980—June-Deo
mortgage 3s series F 1986
April-Oct
—June-Dec
City Southern Ry Co—
6s
New York Chicago
104
95%
4
*101% 102'A
1st
mtge
*
*96
First
*86 'A
1st
trust
Shore
3'Aa
103 V*
100
—
103'A
98%
12
100
87
Feb-Auy
.Feb-Aug
24
121
High
99
103% 103%
April-Oct
April-Oct
102
ApriZ-Oc«
Kansas
1954
1956
122%
Kansas
1st
100
Jan-Julf
1954
C
54
N
Mich
A
B
series
37
K
Kanawha
Low
May-No®
120% 121 */a
1976—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
3%s
series
series
3%s registered
4s
1988
121
Jan-July
Jan-July
Clear
3%s
AFirst 4%s series D 1956
New York Central RR Co—
Consolidated 4s series A 1998
4'As
Jamestown
Jan. 1
No.
Ry—
101
98
147
—
Mar-Sept
1978
Rango since
gold
*99% 100
Mar-Sept
1974
126'A 127%
120% 126
126
105
1980
Bonds
High,
May-Noy
April-Oct
New Orleans Terminal 3%8 1977
JNew Orleans Texas ft Mexico
101%
7
—
*—
165
a—
debentures series A 1977
Interstate Power Co—
Friday's
Low
Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s
1986—Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power ft
Light 3s 1974—
Mar-Sept
100
100
1961
New
103,'A
3
debentures
New Jersey Bell Telephone
101%
100
99
100
England Tel ft Tel Co—
First guaranteed 4%s series B
3s debentures 1982
f
s
or
Bid ft Asked
New
1013/8
104
.
100'A 100'A
*99 Vb
*8 8>A
Jan-July
1972—May-Nov
5s B
Bole Prlee
Natl Distillers Prods 3%s s f debs
1974—April-Oct
National Steel Corp 1st 3%s 1982
May-Net
National Supply 2%s debentures 1967
103
9 9'A
—
Jan-July
Jan-July
1977
Last
Period
102
101%
103
*166%
April-Oct
1956
Inter Rys Central
America 1st
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3y«s
100
Jan-July
1952
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Exchange
101%
95%
98'A
Chemical Corp—
debs
New Yerk Stock
f
High
91
—
Mar-Sept
1952-
International Minerals
8
100'A 100'A
♦100'A
Mar-Sept
1982
{ A Adjustment 6s series
A July
AFirst 5s series B 1956_
v
100 'A
1986—June-Deo
^International Great Northern RR—
§AFirst
Low
AFirst
1972
series
•II
*—
*96%
Feb-Aup
1948
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
Refunding and imp 2'As series
Inland Steel Co
Jan. 1
No.
%
Jan-July
1970
bold
101'A
May-No®
1980
16
BONDS
June-Deo
1979—May-No®
1979_May-Noc
1974
SEPTEMBER
ENDED
Range since
98'A
Consol mortgage 5%s-3%s
series B
Consol
Bonds
92%
*—
Illinois Central RR—
Consol
Friday'a
Bid & Asked
I
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s series A
1981—Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series B 1078
June-Deo
WEEK
FOR
Week'* Range
Last
Sale Prlee
100%
98%
96 V*
99'A
100'A
Volume
Number 5465
182
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Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Phillips Petroleum
3.70s
deb
conv
Friday
T
Interest
Period
Eiehup
2%g
debentures
1964__
1983
June-Dec
G
ser
general
First
5s
5s
general
B
series
Power
1st
1974
4s
——
108%
103Va
2Vis
103%
Terminal
103%
104
Refund and
108
109
Refund
108
1
—'
—
108%
107%
1107a
5
91 Va
108
110%
87%
—
*100
__
101
101
102
101
2%s
101
Assn
Va
Texas
Rheinelbe
7s
J)
110
I
103 Va
Term
110
105 Va
*106
—
96
1
V
97
Mar-Sept
1
100
II
*100
—
99%
100
98%
12
1013%
of
RR
1964
debs
AConsol
140
96%
—
96%
*—
—
1973
100%
216 Va
1
.
Ohio
Rochester
Gas
&
95%
96%
95
5
Lawrence &
Second
♦—
May-Nov
99%
*81%
102 %
89
—
1952—
"4
97%
♦161
—
97%
1
V
*166
*—
Bcioto
Union
V & New
Seaboard
1st
Air
mtge
3%s
Line
3s
RR
Tank
88%
debentures
Shell
Oil
2%s
99
lASiemens
&
Oil
2Vis
2 Vis
6outhern
1951
1941
1976
convertible
Pacific
4%s
First
Gold
4%s
Gold
Lines)
1970
1977
mortgage 2 Vis series G
consol
gold
1961
1994
Devel and general 4s series A 1956
Devel and general 6s series A 1956
Devel and general 6%s series A 1956
Memphis Div
New
first
33/is
Joint
gold 5s 1996
2%a
debs
1985
100%
1
99 Va
92
35
—
•
91%
91%
96%
96%
91%
117 %
—
*84%
106%
90%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Co
3Vis
RR
Electric
Penn
Power
West
Shore
first
ser
5s
series
3Vis
A
1981
Jan
107 3A
3 Vis
1976
86%
93%
7
129%
lOOVa
16
101 ft
16
101JJ
101%
*120%
—
987a
99 Va
943A
105 Va
101
104
107 Va
110
101
—
943A
101 Va
95 Va
103
*—
102
*107 Va
—
•
—
103 Va 103 Va
93 Va
93 Va
20
94
♦100
—
3
1007a
105
96%
93 Va
102
100
—
2000
1970
A
*87
April
87
1974
—
Co
mtge
Gen
first
*97%
73%
Jan-July
72%
4s
first
.
3s
series
102
106%
74'A
27
737a
36
2
102
Apr-Oct
*—
*__
68%
67%
1007a
*93%
97%
92 3A
107
97%
2
152 3A
17344
~2
94%
1003A
103%
100
102%
—
♦89
*101
—
99
—
Jan-July
100
21
103'A 103'A
—
90
90
101% 1017a
Jan-July
April-Oct
102%
97%
103 Va
17
1737a 1737a
*
76%
104 7/b
101
100%
1067» 1063A
—
78
'
100%
Jan-July
May
1958
103%
103%
102'/a
72%
April-Oct
1960
10J %
17
104% 10474
73%
97
1
101
99
15
103%
104 Va
Co—
RR
A
4Vis inc
mtge
4s
104
95
—
102
—Jan-July
mortgage
B
S
73
102%
*103'/a 103%
—
— —
2361
18(84
94 Va
66%
72
'
guaranteed
1969
99'A
71%
H
*91
Jan-July
A
88
96%
93 Va
*66
1966
ser
Va
88 %
83
"2
987a
93
I
1st 4s
84 3A
88 %
87
87'
*97 Va
80%
Jan-July
May
2004
ser
Power
A Jan 1 2029
2%s 1976
80%
81
*80
62
90
80%
87
90
2
86'/a
74 %
81
90
__
June-Deo
95
98
101 y
105
119%
—
First
mortgage 2%s
121
Electric
Yonkers
*—
Mar-Sept
1979
Wisconsin Public Service 3%s
Jan-July
1971
Light & Power 2%s
—
1976_Jan-JuIy
;
9574
♦1003A
'
——
—
—
—
100'A
—
103'A
93%
92
—
*102%
99 Vi
*
91%
98
90 Vi
96
99
79 %
80%
a
113
42
96%
423
109%
90%
94%
1
95 Va
99 %
104%
105%
97
*103%
the
saie
year's range,
in
the
noi
lnciuaea
in
wie
)«««
mvvivov
—
.
n
year's range,
.
91%
97
in
Included
not
123%
25
aeiivery
Under-the-rule sale not Included In the year's range, r Cash sal*
y Ex-coupon.
SNegotiability impaired by maturity.
^Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 ol
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
,
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
ABonds selling flat.
82
99%
Deierred
Included
101
75 %
113% 114%
91 Vi
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1973
10iy4
104%
10142
143
102 %
101ft 101%
&
Wisconsin Electric
134%
9
114%
1974
85
5
(Indiana) 3Vis conv 1982—April-Oct
debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
1967
90
83
,
92%
3
100
*101
May-Nov
Feb-Auy
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
May-Nov
May-Noo
mortgage 3 Vis series D 1967
Wisconsin Central
100 3S2
(N J)
debs
First
Winston-Salem
7
■i
91
1013A
—
*—
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Wilson
129% 130
April-Oct
,
.
.
_
__
..
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
the
In
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock
Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
Sept. 12j 1955, and ending Friday, Sept. 16. It is compiled from the
report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
whether stock or bond in which any
dealings have occurred during the current year.
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Adams
Aero
Co
Alloys
common
10
Agnew
Surpass
Ainsworth
Shoe
For
Range
SEPTEMBER
Shares
6%
7%
30%
Low
4,500
200
4% Jan
28
Jan.
1
High
7%
Jun
'
.
Air
38
Jan
New
9
2,600
5% Mar
10
Airfleets
4
Sep
3%
4
4,100
3% Aug
7% Mar
1
page
35.
11
9%
11%
900
9%
200
10
Jun
8% July
Jan
common
Inc
(when issued)
Range
for Week
Shares
19%
—3
10
Ajax
19%
16
Alabama
Alabama
Alabama
Great
Power
2
Southern
4,20%
preferred
15,500
13'/a Mar
10
10
100
10
23
600
13% Jan
II
8
35
34 Va
35
3.300
Sep
%
10,400
27 Va
Jan
Jan
1
Jan.
High
19%
101%
101
101%
100
Sep
10
Sep
35%
Feb
1
37
140
50
100
since
Low
22%
50c
Petroleums Ltd
Gas
Corp
July
Range
High
7
14% July
12% Jan
8
—3
—1
L
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
t
Way Industries Inc
Mar
8%
6%
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
8%
5
Last
STOCKS
Range since
High
30%
16
Friday
for Week
•
common
(N J)
see
ENDED
l
Stores
Manufacturing
footnotes
WEEK
1
Inc
Supply Manufacturing
Air Associates Inc
FOR
Sales
of Prices
Low
1
Hat Stores
Week's
\
•
__
115%
3
92'/a
♦—
—
Mar-Sept
107
100 /a
Oil
conv
—
81
99 Va
128
92%
Feb-Nov
§ Alst mortgage 6s ser A 1953
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3 Vis series C 1970_
85
130
April-Oct
156
— —
6
89 Va
♦101
—■
April-Oct
1971
series
income debentures
107 3A
94
94
— —
—
89%
128
Jan-July
—April-Oct
May-Nov
C 1973—April-Oct
Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
125 3A
105%
13
94
151
135
——
172%
—
*151
May-Nov
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
Western Pacific RR Co 3vas ser A 1981
11978
100 A
April-Oct
•
*169
—
Mar-Sept
1982
J
1958
3 %s
4s
100%
85
■
,
*
1975
gtd gold 3%s
4s registered 2361
Western Maryland Ry
105
87%
135
152
—
*151
June-Deo
gen mtge 3%s 1967
mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
100
85
"l
151
151
I_
175
153
*171
*169 "
June-Deo
2%s ser E
5s
first ref
Penn
'-t
"l
debentures
conv
104%
87'/a
103%
93
June-Deo
gtd 4s series B 1957
income
18
85
106 Vi
102
Co-
78
—
104 %
2
93%":
Westinghouse
78%
87%
Standard
37/as
mtge
West
95
111
—
3
ref
ref
General
97%
115
105'/a 106
*100'/a
—
June-Dec
Chemical
1951
Westchester Lighting
101%
96
94%
42
86
105%"
92
-June-Deo
1969
Washington Terminal 2%s series
95 %
207
105% 106%
105 Va 106
Coil
debentures
Warren
112%
__
122% 123%
26
105 Va
101%
98
mtge income 4 Vis series B Jan 1991—April
90'a
—
117% 118
.
123
104 %
98%
96
IOIVB
102% 102 %
Jan-July
First mortgage 3Vis series B
110%
24
96%
96'/2
1017/a 102
mtge 4s
101 %
8
91
104 %
103 %
99
104% 104 %
Gen
82 Va
96%
18
■—
♦—
9l
—
*__
*__
Gen
West
— —
—
97 Va
w
'
135
113%
■
92%
*107 Va
—
98
.
163 VB
63%
.
129
90 %
105'/a
Power Co—
&
consolidated
Walworth
160 Va
79
99%
86%
♦103
June-Deo
1968
First lien and ref mtge 3 Vis ser
967a
*72%
95%
103'/a
6uva
*„
Jan-July
Jan-July
1947
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1996
103'A
Standard
Btaulfer
97
100
*90%
23As
4Vis
265%
94%
5
127% 129%
99%
—
86 Vi
119
201
and
First
100
118%
®98 '/a
Standard Oil
103 Va
*99% 100 Va
129
103%
111Va
104
100%
*—
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
__
ASpokane Internal first gold 4%s 2013
5s
ctfs
Virginia Electric
108%
99%
May-Nov
April
1983
Products
1947
Vanadium Corp of America—
3%s conv subord debentures
117
105
•—
Mar-Sept
Feb-Auy
Jan-July
Jan-July
92%
10
420
98
♦92%
&
112
~1
94'%
<14
*105 Vi
mtge 2%s ser H 1980—__Mar-Sepl
mortgage & refund 3%a ser I 1981—June-Deo
92%
100%
100
Q"}
106% 107%
101%
Corp—
fund mtge series C
3Vis assented series C 1951"
967/a
May-Nov
Tel
Works
debs series A
6Vis sinking
103%
94 %
95 Va
—
*„
97
94
100%
April-Oct
1967
1st
95
106
102
94
89
lUO'A
94%
Jan-July
1977
Bell
debentures
100
94%
91
105
April-Oct
3 Vis
47%
97
—
100
*89%
165
Orleans & Northeastern RR—
Southwestern
86
98
1
May-Nov
2%s debentures 1976
Participating
1st
1986
5s
98%
*92%
Apr-Ocf
97
Co—
Mortgage 27/8s series E
first
1973
90'/a
103%
Mar-Sept
mortgage 23As series F 1996
Ry
debentures
First
*113% 115
105%
First
Southern
1972
fund
105'A
——
105%
First
First
27 Va
*99% 100%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Aprll-Ocl
First and refund mtge
87
•
May-Nov
Bouthern Pacific RR
68 Va
62
♦—
Mar-Sept
1971
98
—
May-Nov
mtge 3%a ser A '75—June-Dec
1981
100 %
51
*102
First and refund mtge 3s series F
1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 27/8s ser G 1979—June-Deo
98
Jan-July
1973—June-Dec
1969
4>/2s
1966
88%
*94%
Jan-July
conv
A
99 3A
74%
30
*94%
April-Oct
April-Oct
99
Co—
Ban Fran Term 1st
1973
Co—
debentures
(Oregon
debs
f
s
28
95
Jan-July
Southern Indiana Ry 2 Vis 1694
Southern
—
—..."
——Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Southern Natural Gas Co 4%a
105 %
98 %
May-Nov
1970——June-Dec
81
"1
100 Va 100%
.
June-Dec
1985
Edison
135 Va
1017a
6
29
June-Dec
6%s sinking fundlmtge series A 1951
3 Vis assented series A 1951
102%
99
>■
April-Oct
April-Oct
1982
1971
1987
California
101
100'A
134
103 Va
June-Dec
1979
debentures
debentures
3 Vis
—
Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
Aprli-Oct
Telephone & Telepgrah Co—
debentures
3s
2Vis
100%
North
Bell
~2
74
Mar-Sept
trust 3Vis 1972
debs
Wabash RR
coll trust 7s
Corp 3Vis conv 1983
Skelly Oil 2Vis debentures 1965
Southern
1961
100
105
—
-it
J§ASilesian-Airier Corp
Bouth
debs
3Vis assented series A
1547/a
June-Dec
6%a
f
Steel
6 Vis
153
*113 Va 114
—
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
Sinclair Oil
Bocony-Vacuum
—
88 Va
94%
"
1989—May-Now
Mar-Sept
1977
Halske
&
98'A
2
99
*99% 100 %
74
May-Not
1975_Aprii-Oct
May-Nov
4 Vis
Car
debentures
United
153
125
127%
--
—
98
—
April-Oct
1974
debentures
2Vis
3%s
1st
1980
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs
June-Deo
99
Jan-July
2022
May
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons 2%a 1966
3s
103
96
98%
135
102% 102 %
Jan-July
April-Oct
1960__June-Deo
1975
sinking
2%s
171
125
-
.
—
*90%
Co—
B
*98%
—
May-Nov
debs 1977
series
%
97
100 %
10
RR—
8
146 Va
103%
April-Oct
1989
England 1st gtd 4s
conv
f debentures
s
152
Mar-Sept
1996-Jan-July
Depot 3Vis B 1971
Bcott Paper 3s
152
153
♦__
—
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
1989_Jan-July
Bt. Paul & Duluth first cons
gold 4s 1968__June-Dec
Bt Paul
1974
1968
Vandalia RR consol
A 1971
certificates
1985—Jan-July
86%
Pacific
U S Rubber
1011%
148
Electric Corp—
6s
bond
98
135
106%
4%s
183%
140
—
*—
-Feb-Aug
-April-Oct
4Vis series A Jan
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
4s
Corp
1st mtge & coll
86%
164
1.
•
May-Nov
1953
ASecond mtge inc
First
and impt
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s
99%
81%
183% 183%
«...
May-Noo
Bt Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
Bt
3%s
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s
3%s debentures 1977
104'/a
100%
83
97%
—
-Jan-July
Adlrond'k 1st gold 5s
1996
gold
123
94
—
100 Vi 100%
*96
135
Mar-Sept
Union
9a
100%
—
—
General mortgage 4 Vis series D
1977—_ _Mar-Sept
General mortgage 3 Vis series
J 1969
-Maf-Sept
Bt
E
ser
98%
June-Deo
2Vis
967/a
■
-Jan-July
Baguenay Power 3s series
Orleans
Cent ref
debs
conv
Union
•
100% 100'/a
—
_April-Oct
1955
6s
3Vis
121
*941/4
1970—April-Oct
1990—April-Oct
3%s series C
gold 5s 2000
M
♦112
100%
debentures 1976
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
143 Va
__
—
Jan-July
1995.
1950
mtge 6s
mtge 6s
mtge
Jan-July
April-Oct
May-Nov
3Vis series B
M
New
debentures
3s
105 Va
—
♦135%
—
100
210
—
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
5 AConsol
115
Louis—
1st mtge & coll tr 2Vis 1980
1st mtge 3 Vis 18(82
Union Oil of California 2%s debs
100
100
99% 100
—
June-Dec
1946
§ A Direct mtge 7s
100
u
3s
Union—
5 A Direct
96%
93 Vi
5
98
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s
1
1
IO
rH O
--
May-Nov
ref 3%a series D
assented
93%
May-Noc
Bt
refund
Tri-Continental
1
sinking fund mortgage 1946
3 Vis
95
93
94
93%
High
Low
No.
—
92%
—-
*92%
—
Feb-Auo
1956
Tobacco 3s
*93
Jan. 1
Sold
High
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
3%s
(R
of
Pacific first
General and
102 Va
99%
13
—
Reynolds
Jan-Julp
Jan-July
1972
lmpt M 4s series O 2019
impt 2Vis series D 1985
and
and refund M
&
Tol &
♦106
Jan-July
debentures
RR
First and refund
Texas
q
Reading Co first &
debentures
JAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
AAdjustment income 5s Jan 1960
--
1972
27bs
Co
debentures 1973
First
93%
98%
*102
refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1983__Aprll-Oct
Quaker Oats
&
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
6
108% 108 %
*90 Va
May-Nop
refunding mortgage 3Vis 1968—Jan-July
First and
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s
2037__June-Dec
First and
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and
refunding mortgage 27/as 1979_June-Dec
and
Bwlft
101
„
109 Va 110
■
Service Electric & Gas Co—
debentures 1963
1st
—
108
♦108%
—
First and
3%s debentures
121%
Range sine*
Bonds
Friday's
June-Dec
Public
3s
100%
'
Mar-Sept
mtge 3 Vis 1977
mortgage 3s 1983
First mortgage 2%s
1984
Terminal
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Bunray OH Corp. 27/8s debentures 1966
96%
—
108
June-Dec
First
Providence
Bale Prlee
High
108
—
Last
Period
102
100%
*102%
Feb-Aug
First general 4Vis series D
1977
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Potomac Elec
Low
Ry
1962
C
2,933
No.
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Mar-Sept
Ashtabula
series
15
*101%
P
First
98 %
♦—
1957—May-Nov
1984
&
High
111% 115 Va
—
General mortgage 5s series A
1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 8s series B 1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E
1975
April-Oct
Plttsb Coke & Chem 1st
mtge 3 Vis 1964
May -Nov
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s
1965__Jan-Julv
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Avril-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
A
Jan. 1
97%
114%
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
series
Sold
BONDS
Range sine*
Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s
mtge 37/8s
Bonds
Did & Asked
98%
Week's Bange
Friday
Friday's
Low
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H
1960_
Feb-Auk
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
1963__Feb-Auo
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser
J 1964_May-Nov
1st
or
Sale Price
Plllsbury Mills Inc 3%a si debs 1972
June-Dec
Plttsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/8s
1996__June-Deo
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis
Pittsburgh Youngstown
Week's Range
Last
Feh-Ane
SEPTEMBER 16
WEEK ENDED
FOR
RANGE
BONDS
New York Stock
Jan
160 Va
100
Mar
105%
Apr
July
July
J»&
32
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, September 19, 1955
..
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Amer
5%%
Pictures
convertible
Allied
Control
Internat'l
Allied
Products
Aluminum
(Mich)
36%
1,300
Jan
6%
6%
7'/is
11,200
4%
4%
5
Beverage
Book
Hard
Co
Rubber
15%
11,100
9% Mar
14%
800
13 % July
2,250
Nitrate
A
July
1
'53
Coast
42%
600
23%
Jan
8%
13,700
8%
Aug
10%
400
32%
Jan
40
8%
36
36%
36%
15%
16%
4%
1,200
4%
13
7%
't
r,
i
o i a
ff
13%
° ui
•
14%
Jan
6%
Jun
9,900
1,700
10%
11%
19,300
4%
4%
10%
100
4
8%
8%
Apr
Jun
8 %
Sep
11%
5
Jun
13%
111
3,600
22%
Jan
32
34%
Apr
5
31%
34%
24,000
29%
Jan
38%
Apr
46%
16%
16%
10,300
14% May
17%
Jan
100
107
107
150
50
107
31%
Dec
7%
Jan
&
Ciiochfield
34%
Jun
Club
18%
Jan
34% Aug
Jan
13
Aug
8
6%
5%
6%
6,800
3%
3
3%
5%
6,000
1% Jan
104
'53)„•
270
99%
Feb
1%
1%
1%
10,800
1 %
♦
47%
May
45%
47%
Aug
55
17%
17%
18%
10,600
15%
Jan
12%
12%
17,000
10%
Apr
13%
1
Non-voting non-cum preferred—
Automatic Voting Machines
Axe Science & Electronic
Corp
•
41
Jun
4%
300
2%
Jan
5
Feb
Consol
4%
200
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
Consolidated
18%
Sep
16%
—_.lc
9
16%
17%
1,900
14% Mar
9%
15,400
8% July
9
3
31%
32
300
21
Feb
Rubber
Securities
Banco de
911
9%
1
20,600
i(ji/2
46%
16%
1,000
4%
4%
4%
3,700
common
Corp
lc
los Andes—
9
7
Jan
12%
15%
Jan
3%
Jan
Oil
Ltd
50c
;
Refractories
Basin
Oil
Company
Instrument
Bohack
(S)
Scrymser
Bourjois Inc
Breeze
Corp
Co
Aug
14%
Jan
24%
19%
Jun
22%
24%
8,200
52
8%
Jan
52
52%
600
45%
13%
9%
Apr
13%
1,700
12
12% Aug
9% May
12%
450
11% July
13%
800
9%
Apr
•
common
•
British
American
H«
Co
lOs
dep rets ord
Brown
rets ord
Company
•
£1
reg
common
1
Forman Distillers.—
cumulative preferred.
Brown
Rubber Co
Bruce (E L) Co
4
lo
143?
oni/
2
«
"
__
IIIIII*
common
preferred
49
_
"
Burma Mines Ltd—
8
__~_q
2~50
~~
inv„
21%
~
American dep rets ord shares
Burroughs (JP) & Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
Byrd Oil Corporation
Apr
3%
Jan
5%
2%
Jan
3%
7%
8%
11,800
7%
Jun
7%
26%
8%
5,000
5%
Jan
26%
25
5%
34
26
Apr
3s 6d
class A_
25c
Jan
3U
311
200
3
34%
1,400
26
Feb
7%
7%
1,200
14%
14%
700
20%
21%
2,100
16
7
13%
8
Jun
23%
8
18%
Jan
Apr
Jan
100
10%
10%
19%
21%
II.OOO
16,100
7%
16%
11
21%
id
10,400
%
Feb
5%
%
5%
Sep
6%
8,700
4%
Jan
2%
3
7%
9
9
2% Aug
8% Jun
5%
Cable
Electric Products
Sugar Estate.
40c
common.
Calamba
& Edmonton Corp
Eastern Aviation Inc
Cement Co Ltd
preference
6 % %
*
5
Canadian
Dredge
&
18%
23,000
4%
27,100
143/^
xl6%
4
9-73/
8
14%
14%
9,000
6,\
19,100
26%
7
28%
37%
7
*
Ltd~vtel
4
Ltd
Ltd
Jun
38%
20
Southern Petroleums
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co
Canners
4%
300
IIIIIIIIII*
common
Canada
Canadian
Sep
1,400
1 %
414
Insurance
Bread Co Ltd
Canada
4%
1 %
lOc
Co—I—IIIIl
Canada
1%
4 %
To34
Electric Power
Calvan Consol Oil &
Gas
Fire
14.000
4%
LtdlllIIII»
California
Camden
1%
4
Calgary
Calif
50c
1%
2
common
~2
*
Dock
co
Eta
•
6%
2
A
6U
700
1,300
14
footnotes
see
page
35.
6V2
May
5
26%
4%
Jan
15 %
Apr
7
Sep
Steel
Tar
Driver
Apr
Jan
10,700
19
Jan
15%
16
1.500
12%
Feb
18%
Jun
26
26
100
22%
Jan
27% Aug
12
12%
11%
12 %
1,300
9% Jan
600
10% Aug
4% Aug
12
H%
5
9
23%
23%
25%
19,300
21% Aug
31%
13'/b
13%
13%
2,500
12% Jun
14%
5
5
8%
9%
16.600
400
8%
%
37%
38 A
•
39%
7,500
13
12
10c
2
2
46
48%
_*
6%
2%
7,500
48%
250
Aug
8% May
9% Sep
Apr
1
Jan
Jan
July
40 %
Jun
Jan
14%
Feb
*10% Mar
15%
Apr
1,800
%
13% Jan
12%
Sep
29% Mar
5%
6
July
9%
Feb
Jun
3
Jan
Jan
6% Mar
2
Aug
35% Mar
5%
Jan
48% July
19%
19%
200
16%
Apr
19%
Sep
17%
17%
17%
400
16
Jan
17%
Jun
A
%
A
3,500
A July
17%
500
III
Jan
13 %
13%
Sep
2,400
20%
20%
500
•
17
13%
•
reg)
8
7%
8
6%'
£1
6%
6%
5
12%
Jan
17%
9%
Jan
16% July
20% Aug
19% Mar
2,500
7% July
9% July
5%
13%
5
14
partic
♦
.
>
25c
9%
13%
31%
—
8
73%
13%
Sep
Sep
16%
Feb
14
4,700
13 %
Sep
400
25%
Feb
2%
Jan
1,400
50
Jun
45% May
6% Jan
19
Jan
161
Aug
32
Sep
3%
Jun
24"% Mar
175
Mar
11%
11%
11%
25.800
9%
Jan
12%
Apr
31%
31 %
150
17%
Feb
33
6%
8
600
6%
Sep
8
Aug
Sep
24%
2.50
(Mo)r
Jan
32
f,
\
19,800
20
20
•
III_5
13,500
13%
3%
3
3
15,700
71
68
68%
1
:
25
600
17%
Jan
25
Sep
July
*
.5
Harris
Power
Jan
24
14%
Jan
18 Vh
44,500
6 %
Jan
12%
Sep
1A Apr
2%
Aug
34%
Aug
1°%
2
32
16
3,600
34%
A
230
10%
11%
4.700
25%
26%
1,300
19
19
1
19
2%
x5%
10
25c
Jan
5%
Jan
11 %
Jan
26% Aug
22 %
Jan
30
143
Jan
Sep
Feb
155
May
100
13%
Jan
2%
2%
3,900
2%
Sep
4% Mar
5%
5%
14,000
3
Jan
5%
31%
31%
31%
1,000
Sep
28 Yb
Jan
33%
Fen
13'4
.1
1
1%
1%
20,300
1 %
Jun
3%
_6s 8d
reg
30
Jan
20%
5
100
14%
1
5 A
5Is
9%
2.50
3%
15
1,000
3 A Mar
20%
2
Jun
A Jun
4%
Jun
300
12%
Jan
16%
Jun
5%
6,100
4%
Jun
6%
Aug
Co
Ltd
common
19
Jan
19
19%
3,300
15%
Apr
•
12%
12%
5,300
10'/a
Apr
•
12%
8%
8%
8%
100
8%
13%
Aug
13%
13%
100
12%
Apr
15%
Jau
34
32%
34
225
32%
Sep
35% July
1
Ltd
Co
2,900
19%
7.50
Chemical
9%
•
32.50
&
0# stock
5
800
4%
Jan
7% May
30% July
__1
9%
•
5
5
%
42 %
42%
43%
600
24
23%
25%
4.700
1
Co
7
8
8%
7,500
8
Jan
6% Mar
25 %
•
*
10
Jan
9%
25%
Sep
Au %
20% Aug
13% Jun
36
Jan
45
19%
Jan
26% July
Aug
10
8
Jun
Jan
10
46%
46
%
47%
100
39% Mar
47%
Sep
*
Co
Co..
52 %
52%
53 %
600
50%
Jan
58%
Feb
15%
14%
15%
19,600
13%
Jan
17% Mar
Laboratories—
common
/
10c
Ltd—
dep rets
(The) Co
ord
reg
10s
1
common
Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America
CO
i
co
OJ^
3,200
•
4%
Jun
3%
Jan
9% July
Jan
9%
Feb
12%
12%
100
8%
Jan
12% Aug
27
27%
1,400
26%
Aug
3.0%
7%
7%
36,800
14
12%
14%
112,900
1
Duval
3\i Mar
1
7%
8%
1
Hosiery class B
Duro Test Corp common
'
10%
100
12%
•
Durham
Sep
July
34%
50c
common
Corp common
Ltd
American
Duraloy
1,300
15%
9%
2
35
A
23
15%
10%
1
Coal
(Allen B)
A
21%
21%
-1
2.50
Co
&
Dunlop Rubber Co
Jun
Jan
Jun
9%
1 %
preferred
Duke
Jan
Sep
32%
24%
300
...
Drilling & Exporation
May
18%
3% Aug
11%
*
a
1
:•
7%
x7% Mar
Jan
9% May
c
36% Aug
,
44% Mar
Eastern
4%%
29,300
2
19.200
5% May
Aug
3
16
Apr
Eastern
7 A
Feb
$7
Jan
Gas & Fuel
Assn
prior preferred
Eastern
II
16
For
2%
4
Jan
6% July
12% May
200
Ltd
Bridge
Class
% July
14
1%
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
Dragon Cement Co Inc
Draper Corp common
Jan
454
Feb
5,200
6%
Co
dep rets ord
Exploration
DuMont
Super Corp (new)
July
49%
2,000
17%
Aug
11
Jan
1%
Products
Finance
$2
c
C & C
16%
3
Apr
6%
Manufacturing:
Textile
Dorr-Oliver Inc
Jan
13%
&
Dominion
Jun
1,900
Gasket
Dominion
Aug
100
171%
July
7%
36%
6%
common
Dominion
Jan
1,300
7%
7
•
class
Corporation
Dominion
Sep
%
22
6%
10c
Domestic
Jan
6%
.7.50
Dome
10% Jan
Jan
20%
1 %
300
6%
Diversey (The) Corp
Jun
5%
2%
Stores
American
8% Mar
10% July
10 Yb Jan
22
Jan
Sep
4% Aug
1,200
9
6%
Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd
Distillers Co Ltd—
31% July
25% Jan
5
38%
8%
Engineering—1
Inc
Detroit Steel
Feb
22%
61.000
2%
37%
900
Gray Iron Foundry
Detroit Hardware
Mfg Co
26% Mar
I,400
2%
2%
37%
3,700
Detroit
Feb
16%
3% Mar
15%
Ltd
Inc
Rubber Co
Detroit
July
19% July
20% July
July
2,600
•
common
Mfg class A
debenture
8%
Jun
19% May
4% July
4%
4%
50c
common
Dennison
19
Jan
Mar
12 %
39%
4%
10
Brothers
Mines
Dejay
38% July
9% May
14%
9% Mar
27% Mar
10c
preferred
Dayton
Jan
300
28
23%
8
4%
200
3,600
*
(Md)
Inc
13% Mar
10%
39%
13
"A"
Day
Aug
8% July
A Aug
34%
%
1
IIII12%c
common
6%
7%
10% Aug
10%
37
13
Internat'l
Demlein
Jan
Mar
9% Mar
39
_10c
Daitch Crystal Dairies Inc
Davenport Hosiery Mills
34% July
6%
8
Jun
12%
Petroleum
Davidson
27% Aug
Jan
Apr
Sep
6%
D
July
Feb
21
4%
10%
,_30s
Drug Co common
Crystal Oil Refining common
9% Mar
9 %
26
Mar
2;400
18,800
5%
xl2%
Cork
$6
18%
x8
13%
Cent
Sep
25
500
17
7%
lo
Crown
Feb
17,200
1,800
4%
7%
1.25
Crown
Feb
100
26,900
18
5%
1
Co...
Manufacturing
3
300
17%
18%
1
(
Lighting
2,600
18%
37% July
17% Aug
1.50
Curtis
5%
17%
25% Aug
Jan
10% Mar
10
Crown
May
18%
Jan
29 %
1,350
;
Curtis
103
16%
20%
100
15
50c
A
Sugar
Jan
17%
3,500
36
14%
•
common
2%
28
937'
50c
60c convertible
preferred
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
convertible
nv
•
BSF
6%
ifi5'
i7i/8
AJ
4
class B
Company
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan
7Z.1/,
24 %
36
15
commonllllllllli
Atlantic
99%
7,200
23%
Aug
1% Mar
U Jan
•
Tobacco
4%
7%
23%
2,800
—5c
Cuban
4%
7%
53
%
l
dep receipts (ord
Creole Petroleum common..
Mar
5,200
Jan
%
4
Co...
Co
Cuban
45
10
32
28
1
4
5
Corp..
Apr
Aug
Jan
94% Mar
Ltd—
&
A
Jan
_i
Beverage Corp
Milner
2
16% Mar
75%
.
American
Crowley
Apr
12 % Mar
1,650
•
Mines
Reynolds
1%
5.800
1
Jan
34 %
2%
~nyA
2 50
common
common
Mills Ltd
14%
12,300
4%
30%
£1
reg
Power common
dep
8%
8% Aug
1.600
101
~~v
0
Celanese Ltd—
American
42%
101
Jan
&
34,700
14%
...
Inc
preferred class
2
Jan
79%
•
Courtaulds
10s
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
7%
0
•
Amer dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord
reg
Bruck
'.J
•
Tobacco
4%
/4
~^7/
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common
Oil
Brown
5
20c
10
35%
~Zi,
5%
7 % May
"9%
77
100
_
Co
American
American
2,000
Gold
%
6% Aug
14
non-voting
$1
Jun
7%
6%
10
1
6%
78%
Inc
Corroon
15% July
10% Jan
13%
40
2
1
Varnish
Feb
5% Aug
14%
Utilities,
Cott,
30% July
53% July
_IIIIIIIIII1
British Columbia
5% Apr
16% Aug
26% Feb
4%
500
5
British
British
3 % May
3,900
•
_
Coro
23% Aug
11% Feb
Jan
9
16%
•
common
Manufacturing Co
700
May
2%
22%
1
common
Co
Gas
5%
12% Mar
B
Cornucopia
Apr
4,400
78%
Distillery Ltd—
voting
A
Class
Apr
9,400
6%
Aug
5% Mar
1
Class
j| Jan
16%
4
Foote Gear Works
Inc.IIII
Brazilian Traction
Light & Pwr ord
Brillo
20,200
2
21%
50c
Brad
Bridgeport
400
3%
5
6%
16%
25
prior cumulative preferred
Borne
9%
3
3
&
1,300
9
3%
16%
21%
1
common
Corp
Inc
Co
19%
Feb
22,600
1
common
(H C)
5%%
18
A
19%
5%
Sep
15% July
5
Engineering Corp
&
Jan
11%
22
18%
6%
l
(II)
Jun
98
Jan
Corp
Corby
Feb
1
Inc common
Black Starr & Gorham
class A
Blumenthal
49
1
Bickford's
Blauner's
7%
80,100
2
10%
5% Mar
800
6%
20c
common
Benrus Watch Co
11%
5%
50c
common
Telephone of Canada
Belock
IIS
11%
534
1
Beck (A St Shoe
Corp
Beckman Instruments Inc
Bell
,%
441/.
4
Inc
Bearings Inc
Beau-Brummell Ties
Bellanca Aircraft
""2
•
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
Basic
8% July
1% Aug
8124
16%
19.
10
Aviation &
Cook Paint
American shares
Banff
Sep
Aug
8% Mar
45
....
Continental Car-Na-Var
Jun
75%
2,000
Jan
Continental Commercial Corp
Continental Uranium Inc
i
29% July
4% Jun
40
n%
lo
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Continental Air Lines Inc
J
Jan
„i
Electric
Continental
79%
11%
5
Consolidated Liquidating
Consolidated Mining & Smelt
32% July
23%
93
1
Consolidated Gas
11% Mar
& Gas-
Class A
Baldwin
Diesel
j&n
38
1956
4%
8 % Mar
Jan
1965—.
4%
B
Bailey & Selburn Oil
Baldwin
to
to
1,700
12
Sand & stone Co
ext
11%
77%
11%
1
ext
24,700
5
Products
Vtc
A
25%
——1
...
Connelly Containers
7 A Mar
12 % July
11%
1
Manufacturing Co
3%
Jan
11 %
2.50
...
Vtc
Jan
4%
5
10
Community Public Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Jan
6% Mar
—2
Development ordinary..
4
-
_l
common
1,000
Aug
2%
Jan
5%
„
10o
_
Colonial
24% Mar
12%
I4
...
105
4
5%
.10
Commodore Hotel Inc
104%
4
...
pfd
Airlines
Colts
8,900
1
—
Colonial
Feb
Jan
4%
Manufacturing
4
Corp common..
..20
Coal
6
4
Lambert
Aluminum
Colon
May
4%
Sep
%
4
-
600
2,600
20,900
_*
Coastal Caribbean Oils
vtc__
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co.
July
on
Line Co
Atlas Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
Automatic Steel Products Inc..
Clayton
5% Mar
24% Mar
2,000
l
22
109% May
7,700
30%
Jan
10%
...
Hosiery Co
3,200
28%
Apr
series
Manufacturing Co
6%
28%
1
paid
Sep
5%
12%
12%
12
_lo
Corporation
32%
Sep
Co—
Co
Co
116
18'/a
4%
17'%
Cable Corp
Controller
Clarostat
%
£4
;_r.
Clark
Clary
Feb
Jun
Feb
America
L
110 % Mar
Feb
10%
142%
3%
4%
16%
1
Ltd—
D
Jan
15% Mar
4%
1
Stamping.
Ciaussner
107
20
16%
.100
of
Co
(The)
31%
6
115
116
% Jan
common
&
Auto
Clark
8%
•
A
div
City
Aug
26%
400
2 '5
5% Mar
...
Power
Co
Corp
Circle Wire
Apr
Jan
26
107% 108%
114
%
Jan
12
Apr
capital stock (when issued)
Consolidated Mining—..
Chief
Feb
26%
9%
127
1
preferred
Charter Oil
New
9
9%
126
♦
Cherry-Burrell common
C'hesebrough-Ponds Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine......
Mar
108%
Fisheries—.
Ayshire Collieries
15
'
lo
$1.50
8% Aug
8% Jan
Jun
:
Power & Light 4%
Charis
a Apr
4
America
on
Jan
3%
100
4
Maine
Chamberlin
9% Mar
3 % May
4,700
Jan
Aug
%
Convertible preference
Cessna Aircraft Co common
Fen
Tel—
$41
Jan
Aug
4),100
9%
2 %
5%
34
6%
Co
Central
21
9%
*
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc.
14%
100
1
Jan
pfd—100
Inc...._
arrear
Jan
32%
Apr
28% July
3% Jan
2s 6d
Apr
Aug
32%
2% July
27% Apr
Feb
9%
Mar
3% Aug
1% July
9,600
1^,300
93^
pfd
5-'4
3%
17% Mar
4,300
1%
21?
*
common
&
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preference
3.50%
July
37%
3%
1%
21?
.1
Illinois Secur Corp.:
Conv
21% July
4% Feb
Feb
3%
i{4
-9%
Explorers Ltd
Central
Jun
14%
5,000
7
7)3
2.50
of
Jan
Central
33% May
1,400
4%
29%
71,700
1
High
Hi July
23,600
3%
19.50
Corp of America
Central
16%
"7
11%
175
/
13%
13
Industries—
&
Coast
Atlantic
Jan
6%
Stores
&
Atlantic
24%
(A
Jan
5
class
rets reg
$43
1,100
1
Corp
Tel
(ex
July
1%
30%
14'°
1
CI
29
Jun
27 %
warrants
Laundries
Associated
Apr
i«
27%
2
2.40
Armstrong Rubber Co
Associate
Jun
17%
A/
.5
Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas Power & Light—
4.72% preferred
dep
62
2,000
31/
20c
Arkansas
Food
Jan
%
27%
Corp—
Appalachian Elec Power 4%%
Inc..—_
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp_„
Electric
1%
31%
43
Casco Products
Feb
1%
U JuJy
8 %
28%
2%
5
common
rets B ord
C'enco Corporation
700
7 %
27%
.
tlnce Jan.
Low
-
12,200
1
Co common.
38
4,200
27
dep
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it
4
(j
Castle
%
A
1
Vtc
Light $5
&
Catalin
30%
33%
Carter
Mar
34
5
Argus Cameras
Power
13% July
30
6c
2
Carreras Ltd—
10% July
25
Ltd
Kennedy Inc
Jan
32%
2 6"!
&
,
6%
32%
■
—5
—
24
Jan
7 </8
Range
High
2%
28%
Co .common—
9% Mar
400
50
27
25c
shares——
American
9
1%
in
455/.
Angostura-Wupperrnan
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co—
Associated
32%
.2
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd-—
Anchor Post Products-——
Associate
21%
900
13%
8'/a
J
common
preferred
Tractor Corp
Writing Paper common
Amurex Oil Development class A
Co
100% May
23%
Thread 5%
&
Mar
11%
25
American
Equipment
95
x23%
25
American
Armour
250
431/2
•
Seal-Kap
Aro
97
Carolina
5% Sep
40% Feb
23%
1
American
"A"
Jan
Baxter
American
20
pfd
Carey
Carnation
96
25
Natural Gas Co 6%
Sep
Feb
Jan
1
American
15%
19
3%
15
com
Sep
33'%
_•
Co
7%
500
_*
Co__
Mar
37%
—25c
Meter Co___.
Anglo-Lautaro
4
37
5
100
Maracaibo
American
55,000
Producers
Shares
A
1
Natural Gas Ltd vtc
Capital City Products
Capital Transit Co
13% May
Jan
14
common—1
Laundry Machine
American Manufacturing Co
American
Canso Oil
13%
American
American
Canso
441/4
pfd
conv
FeD
2
pfd—10
—
Ltd
for Week
Low
__10c
partic
Williston Minerals
7% July
441/2
7%
Petrofina
6% May
9%
6%
—100
..
9%
Canadian
Canadian
Oils Ltd
Marc*m
Sep
51
Jan
1
Co
American
Homestead
Jan
—10
common
American
Canadian
4%
§%
common
Car
„•
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Sep
4
1,900
1
America—
Bantam
7%
Jan
5%
common.
Air Filter 5%
American
1,000
8»/4
1
preferred-:
Aluminum Industries
$ American
48%
Investing cap stock—1
of
May
8
Corp—
I Ambrook Industries Inc.—
American
5
47
1
preferred
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
t
30,800
Exchange
High
8%
Co Inc.—.
Co
7 '/a
Week's
Last
American Stock
1
Canadian
cumulative
$3.75
Low
43%
common—-
Allied
Range since Jan.
High
6%
J6
Friday
Shares
10c
Engineering Co
Alleghany Corp warrantsAllegheny Airlines Inc
Allied Artists
of Prices
"j|%
dep rets Amer shares
Fisher
SEPTEMBER
STOCKS
N V—
All American
Alles &
ENDED
for Week
Low
1
Inc..—
Aigcmene Kunstzijde
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Por
Alaska Airlines
Week's
Lasl
American Stock Exchange
27% July
$6
Malleable
Iron
States Corp
preferred series
preferred series
common
9%
10
;
100
)
79
73%
79
400
63%
„
31%
31%
32%
110
28
)
24
23%
24%
1,400
181% 181%
75
25
1
A
*
B
*
*
17%
172
Jan
Jan
Mar
Apr
May
14%
Sep
82
Sep
37%
Jun
26%
195
181%
Jun
Mar
Feb
Volume
Number
182
5465
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1141)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Shares
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
Sale Price
Par
Low
Common shares of beneficial lnt
Friday
Low
High
Mines
Electric
Bond
ElectroData
Share
&
Jan
20%
Jan
25
Electronics
Corp
Emery
of
Empire
District
Empire
Millwork
$2
28%
7,700
26% Mar
32
Apr
12 72
4,100
10%
Aug
1774
Apr
Sep
20 3/4 July
15%
15%
16%
3,2u0
11% May
1078
87s
10%
7,800
774
57c
pfd
0J
100
102 %
Jan
77*
7 74
7 7t
500
7%
Aug
; 2212
22 74
22%
300
18 %
Apr
10c
374
37 a
1
44%
44 74
10c
438
Esquire
preferred.
Steel
&
1st
cum
Corp
com
preferred
Inc
Eureka
10
Warrants extended
$1
to
Jan
4
>/8
4
24,600
3%
44%
500
,4274
4%
5,700
8%
lft
8%
6
1%
l.°ff
1,700
1956
1
(Max)
Fairchild
Fargo
Oils
&
8
474
1
Sterling
Fishman
(M
Ford
Tiger
77'a
23 72
214
2%
*
6
510
10
56
55Va
2.50
Co Inc___
:
5 74
5%
class
1
A
Inc
10 V4
10 74
1
21
21
1
Ltd
Line
25'8
Ltd
(Phila)
Stores
Motor
77 b
1
Inc.
H)
Fitzsimmons
Flying
l
Instrument
Petroleums
7
74
8 74
26
108
Aug
9 Va
26
Jan
July
5%
Feb
Jan
5374
Jan
3/4 AUg
18 % Mar
3%
Jan
6ft July
550
51 Va
Jan
66 % July
10%
157
155
187 >/a
£1
£1
7 7a
6
774
Brewing
(Geo
A)
Power
Gellman
Mfg
Co
.'
common
General
Builders
dep rets
General Fireproofing
5 7c
convertible
General
Public
Mich
Giant
Service
preferred
$6
Class
14 % Mar
17%
200
27 Va
Jan
Apr
Jun
3474 July
115
3% Mar
974
100
5% May
8
2'A
900
2
J/2
2,500
xl8 J/2
100
41%
107
4%
1674
Feb
3%
Jan
19% May
1074 July
18
33ta
Jan
105 74
Aug
6,700
3%
Jun
574
Jan
Jun
1874
Jan
ill%
.
3
100
3 %
6%
2,800
4,000
10
10%
28 74
l3/4
Feb
Feb
105%
2774
28%
300
16 7i
18 Va
27,700
its
Aug
110% July
4% Jan
107
2%
Aug
6 iVi
May
Feb
15
Mar
21
Jan
87a
Jan
1174 Mar
16 74 Mar
31
July
11 Va
Jan
173/4
Sep
-1074
10%
11
1,200
10%
Aug
1574
Jan
23%
21%
2374
2,200
20
Jan
2374
Sep
43%
Lakes
Great
Sweet
Greer
26,400
40
Apr
76% July
lVa Jan
Feb
Mar
493/4 Mar
Feb
88
174
Jun
54
57
140
49
Jan
74%
2874
287«
29
200
27%
Sep
30% May
25%
25 %
25%
300
21
Jan
29
8'A
8%
100
1
«-L.
17 J/4
■■
17'A
10c
Inc__—;
Tea—
>.
18
2,200
4%
6,500
7%
Feb
Mar
Feb
10% July
13% Mar
20 Va July
3%
Jan
5%
Feb
198
197
138%
138% 13974
325
181
Grass
Freehold
Mar
224
July
133 Va
Jan
141
July
2%
2
2%
32,300
2
Sep
3%
Jan
-1
3%
374
3%
30,100
2
May
41*6
Jan
;____50c
Chemical
&
Kidde
1374
13
10% July
1874
97e
8
1274
Feb
Ltd—1
Oils
Leases——.
,'*
100
Griesedieck
Company
———2
Grocery Stores Products common
5
!
Gypsum Line & Abalastine
18
198%
90
13%
Ye
18
700
9%
16,900
100
18
8
ft Sep
18
Jun
14 Va Mar
60
*
600
60
Hammond Organ Company
Harbor
Plywood Corp
Hartford
Electric
55 74 Mar
19
May
15%
Feb
613/4 July
174
—2
Inc.———1
Lithographing Co
__10c
~574
Hathaway
Havana
Hazel
Bishop
Hazeltine
Hearn
Stores common
Mining
!_.
Co
Rubenstein
Helena
Class
New
common
—_l_,_—.
preferred
Hercules Galion
Jan
43
July
13 74
Sep
15
Sep
350
55 7a
Jan
1%
174
300
1%
Jun
61% July
274 Feb
4 7a
2,800
4
Aug
5 7a
5 7a
600
5
Aug
174
574
6 Va
11,500
5%
4374
1,500
38 74
74
iV
12,000
% May
ft Jan
Jan
3074 July
700
Kleinert
(I
B)
Rubber
Hotels
Knott
Kobacker
Kropp
Co
:
(The)
5
Forge
Kroy Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co.—j.
Shores
Mines
13'/a
3V4
3 J/4
3%
1,200
3,600
lft
1J/4
lft
5,600
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamson Corp cf Delawere
Lamson & Sessions Co
La
Loblaw
Groceterias
class
A
July
13 Va
13%
13%
1,300
12%
Jan
15
2974
3074
600
20
Jan
31 J/4
974
1174
900
1074
Sep
13'A May
1074
200
8 J/4
Feb
11 J/4 May
774
8'A
27,500
774
Sep
100
3374
574.
3 Ye
Jan
300
30 J/2
Aug
300
474
Jan
6%
4
4
Jan
*
1374
4574
43 74
July
4674
Jan
94
375
68
Mar
96 J/2
Aug
1674
94
4574
9074
.
1674
450
13
Jan
1674
Apr
2'/a
5,900
2
2
25
.
Jun
2
3 J/2 Mar
17
200
13 J/4 Mar
20 J/2
8874
8174
8874
8,100
37 Va
37%
37%
50
7074 May
2874 Jan
92 74
*
Lynch Corp
1674
1
Co
Jan
Apr
174 Mar
8
1
Exploration
(The)
Jan
474 Mar
37 74
_2
&
Lunkenheimer
Jun
1074
1
Land
Feb
Mar
1074
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co——
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana
Jan
674
8 74
5
11 Va
11
11 "A
1,800
10 J/2 Aug
Jun
Jun
40
May
14 J/a
Feb
M
Oil
Magna
Mangel
Service
Stores
Manischewitz
2,300
1974
1,400
2774
28
Co
4
200
*
Apr
6
Apr
1874 July
20
May
Jan
30
July
37'A July
474
19 74
1
50c
Co
common
(The B)
3%
—7
Corporation
Public
Maine
45
Jan
3%
19
Marconi International Marine
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Mays
McKee
Corp
1
5
Co common
(A
G)
&
Mead
Johnsen
Iron
Sugar
6% preferred
Corp,—
Co
Hone
Oil
Corp
Corp
Midland Steel
$1
Co
Midwest
Co
Pwr
&
5%
Light
pfd
(when
cumul
4.50%
45% July
Sep
20
Society com class A
pfd
participation
Mt
Mountain
Sep
§Muntz
Mar
Murray
States Tel &
1274
13 '/a
1,000
\l
tt
Iff
1,800
774
7 J/2
900
17.
17 »/4
900
1174
1274
35,200
11%
Jan
May
Jan
W Jan
774 Sep
Mfg
Co
8
Jan
9% May
700
9
Mar
10 Va May
Sep.
17 >A
Jan
Jan
14 J/2
Apr
13
Aug
15% Mar
1574 July
Muter Company
2274
3,300
60c
4 %
474
4%
28,100
4 7a
Sep
474
1
534
5
574
5,600
3%
Feb
574
Sep
Nachman
Holophane
*
24%
Sep
1,200
874
300
2,200
common—
Namm-Loeser's
Jan
20 '/a May
6%
Jan
Sep
23
374 Mar
x6 'A
674
3,600
5 J/2
36 74
36'A
100
24%
25 Va
700
2474
3474
17 '/a
1,100
IS
28,600
9,400
46
2,200
30'A
1
174
174
58
31'A
30'A
Jan
1274 Aug
13%
61%
13'/a
13%
60'%
Feb
Jan
103
•
Jan
lft Aug
Jan
Sep
31
Aug
2574
Jun
974
Jun
33
Feb
6% July
674 Sep
36 'A
26
107 »/2
15 J/a
Jun
July
Aug
Apr
2 'A May
6774
Jun
31'A
Sep
103 J/2
July
434
"4 'A
474
200
150
173
44
25
1174
12
17,000
19%
1174
172
44
172 74
20 74
May
Jun
108
Mar
100
40
101
101
99
105
101
Jan
105
July
374
Apr
165 72 Mar
Jun
41
7% Jan
5% July
176 J/2
Jan
46 J/2 July
12
July
574
Jan
3% Mar
33A
Jan
550
19
Jan
23%
Jan
650
116
Jan
4'A
~
146
144
"l»/4
28 74
1 'A
lVa
Apr
600
25%
Apr
974
2,900
"574
28 Va
2,100
2874
1%
2,200
I
1
cn
7
Jun
31
9'A
974
—
Jun
May
Aug
5
146
Sep
2
Feb
3074 Mar
9%
Sep
3874 July
7
Jan
Sep
Holly Stores Inc
2674
24%
8.74
24
24'A
3,600
2.50
10
50c
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common
5,500
Feb
Sep
574
5
-*•_
Feb
8 J/2
1874 Mar
1174
574
—1
July
174
17
23.74
100
*
*
*
10c
6 J/a
14 J/2 Mar
1274
1174
100
Tel..
Inc
Ohio
13 7a
27
574
—4
2.50
Mills
Vernon-Woodberry
TV
5
1
cumulative preferred
July
8%
500
243/4
100
Morris Plan Corp of America
Mt Clemens Metal Products
May
100
5'/a
3074
Jan
Loan
18
22,600
5 Va
preferred series B—100
Moody Investors
82
20,500
10%
1
1
preferred series C
105
974
5974
10%
25 %
issued)
4.80%
Jan
5974 July
13
Feb
9ft
55 74
9,'ff
59
100
common
(Can)! Ltd
Apr
Jan
Jan
*
Service
common
Feb
Feb
50
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
14%
Jan
10 J/4
50c
common
Public
76 %
7'A
Feb
Feb
5
convertible preferred
9974
Sep
May
774
1
Molybdenum Corp
6%
2874
5 ya
*
Co
Molybdenite Corp
New
21%
18,100
*
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota
2,800
674
50c
Refineries
Missouri
July
28'/a
6
1
common
Wohl
7c
Sep
18
Products—
Piping
Mid-West
11% Mar
preferred—*
Abrasive
Mid-West
12,700
2774
common—__1
conv
$2 non-cum dividend shares.,
Midvale
Aug
43 J/2
2574 Mar
6 7a
—2.50
1
—10
common
Middle States Petroleum
Midland
19%
'3174 Jan
450
2774
1
Tube
Michigan
Micromatic
27
1174 July
1774
1
Steel
Jan
16 3/4
25c
1
Corp common
Michigan Bumper
Michigan
Jan
28'A
1774
Co
Textile
Metal
1374
1
Co
Co
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
Mesabi
Feb
100
6,700
11
1
&
Mfg
974
1774
4174
2674
41 J%
574 Aug
10
McWilliams Dredging common
Menasco
2,200
1774
*
Aircraft
A Jan
3974
1074
*
Inc common
W1
(J
McDonnell
4
£1
Communication Co Ltd
28 Va
22 %
6 'A
11
•
XI8V2
22%
1,800
Jan
1074
Chain
Jan
—5
674
10
!—
Steel
Jan
5
6%
574
5974
Aug
674
1
Class B
Locke
5'A Mar
5 J/4. Jun
33 J/4
14 %
300
Jan
2174 May
474
1
12 3/4
!
14% Feb
1,500
25c
G.)
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
9'%
1% Mar
874
4,500
Inc
(R
Monroe
1374
Jan
574
common
Realty
Le Tourneau
Sep
16% July
10
174
50c
Aug
Aug
474 Mar
5
_j_5
Monotype Machine Co
Extension University
Salle
Aug
2V» Apr
374
1374 May
274 Jun
5%
10
Feb
800
25
Jan
574
5
Jan
700
Jan
1974 Apr
574
5%
r
374
1,100
Feb
5
1174
674 Sep
1
Ltd
20
974
20 3/4
12 J/2
1
15%
9 74
2074
33 %c
20c
Co
Sep
19
10
7.50
Corp
Stores
Jan
13'A
Jun
1
Sep
13%
Apr
4274
Feb
Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd
8%
1
16%
38%
_
1374 July
574 July
18 %
10
Apr
1,000
15'/a
50
Feb
2% Mar
700
'374
28 J/4
11%
2,900
800
18
197/2 Aug
1474 May
18 % May
3%
6,600
17 74
400
107 74 Aug
374
274
18
200
Sep
1
12%
19%
133/a
15
Jan
15%
Development Co
&
20
xl8%
May
20 3/4
137
x20
10 3 74
Kio> Oil
18 %.
%,
15
5
1,300
3
117a
2
1374
20%
»
Jan
81,400
2,000
19
2%
2%
474
_3i/4
12 74
—2.50
preferred—
& Co class A__:
Jan
Jan
417b
334
_10c
Jan
6%
23/4
574
174
5Ve
May
1%
41%
374
Products Inc
convertible
57c
26%
4,600
300
1
1
Highie Mfg Co common
Hoe (R)
1,900
15
.___—_—100
,_100
572 7c preferred
Henry Holt & Co common
Jan
39%
2
—
'___.
474
59%
38 %
—*
——.
common
4%
—*
common
A
Co
Heller
10c
——*
5
25c
Inc
Corp
Dept
Hecla
Co
Bakeries
Jan
4
15
—1
Hastings Mfg
3 Va
13%
39%
1
25
Harvard Brewing Co
700
5874
1
—_
Light
Feb
3ft Jun
3 Va
4 %
3%
2%
Jan
■
5
Lighting common—
cumulative preferred
County
Miller
3 %'
2
...
Feb
Sep
118
700
1
H
Hall Lamp Co
5%
174
15,400
Kingston Products
Jan
9c
Co—
474 Mar
52,600
X16 74
3%
xl6
2.50
(Walter) & Co
4%
•
1
stock—!
Hydraulics
Oil
60
20
174
2%
57
54
5
Non-voting common
'77c 1st preferred
Great
Jan
Sep
4
50
conv
Pacific
78
1%
43%
pfd__25
common
Rapids Varnish
Gray Manufacturing Co
&
45%
174
4,600
110
78'
134
1
Grand
Industries
1%
47
42
-•
Mines
1%
1%
1
41/3
5
Feb
17%
—5
Manufacturing
Atlantic
Sep
*
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
Great
Apr
Sep,
%
800
10%
5
Amer
16
10,900
108 % 109
6
2
100
Kennedy's Inc
Jan
1,150
43
108% July
105 74
6-
pfd
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5% cumulative preferred.
3%
Sep
17 Va July
20
4%
"\i "l
'
4%%
(Del
Lefcourt
—_
B
Electric
Co
Sep
Aug
July
2Va
108%
o iff
:
Corp.
Gas &
Lear Inc common
1,100
43
107
4%
Sep
J/2
2
2 J/4
1
Motors
Kawneer
Aug
6,400
4174
474
174
2%
Feb
9'A
2
474
2
15c
1
1
Inc
Goodman Manufacturing Co
Gruoil
3274
J/4
1
10c
5
474
2
common
Inc
Lake
6% July
2 J/4
Co
Laclede-Christy Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
Apr
2', 4
Glass
O'Mahoney
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Sep
Sep
10
preferred—
Great
Jeannette
Jerry
Jun
2%
♦
Consolidated
Gorham
Jan
8%
674
109
Inc
prior
2%
187%
3%
1
Mines
B
$4.50
1
Jan
•
Sugar class A
Goldfield
4,900
Aug
*
(Adolf)
l'/a
6 A
J/2
107
1
Gold
Glenmore Distilleries class
Godchaux
1
Sep
8
1
Gladding McBean & Co
Gobcl
lVa
J
64,800
♦
Gilchrist Co
Co
Israel-Mediterranan Petrol Corp Inc.lc
157
63'a
20
common
Union
Jan
Jan
7Mar
50c
Corp—
(A C)
Sep
2'/a
104 %
400
Sep
8
IV4 Apr
102%
Jan
400
xl8
___100
Glen Aid en Corp
Globe
Jan
7%
7,900
2 «/4
5
pfd
common
preferred
Yellowknife
Gilbert
-
25
IGcneral Stores Corporation
Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60 preferred
Gerity
24
43,4
16
Jun
8 J/2
474 May
150
£1
common
Plywood Corp
Jan
Jan
834
_*
reg
General Outdoor Adv 6%
General
Aug
6 3'3
:
ord
4 J/4
574
"
American
1,300
6,000
Lanston
—
convertible preferred
Genera] Electric Co Ltd—
July
109 %
1
com___l
Supply Corp
5%
11
37 a
32
1
:_
May
20
100
LOO
General Acceptance Corp warrants
General Alloys Co
Apr
4 J/4
15 J/a
—
•
_•
common
—
Co
474
5
preferred
6%
334
.25
1.25
Co
Feb
July
3
10
Co Ltd—
(Peter)
8%
1,100
146
187 »/a
5%
300
3,700
157
Gatineau
4% Mar
13,600
♦
Fuller
9,800
7 74
•
%
31 %
17,200
5%
•
1
1
Jun
10
6 Is
57
voting
Brewing Co
Jun
Jan
21%
6%
7%
1,700
Sep
non-voting
Fox
8%
2,500
Kansas
1%
B
dep rets ord reg
g%
374 Mar
174
Kaiser
Sep
July
%
of Canada—
Motor
18 ya Mar
8
6
11S AuS
23 Va
Class
Pitt
94 J/4
Jan
174
9Va Aug
Jan
3,500
•
Amer
Sep
Aug
13 Va
Feb
32,200
A
Fort
274
8 9-7a
1,800
474 Aug
2U
Class
Ford
8,700
1474
7
Sep
Jan
May
15
25c
Association
Firth
A
Ltd
274
14%
IV4
Kings
class
Co
Camera
Federated
Fire
&
27'8
1434
Jan
1074
F
Factor
274
*
8
Aug
600
300
10
common
23
High
lOc
Aug
4
23.30J
i's
25c
or
5%
~6
l
_
Corporation Ltd
Eureka Pipe Line
103 »/4 105,
1
5
common
Forge
6%
104
Aug
I
Jan.
100
Israel-American Oil Corp
1574
Low
t c
v
Irving Air Chute
IIV2
1
since
Range
High
1
277 a
Corp
convertible
Erie
■
Shares
pfd
3.90%
Manufacturing
Inc
lit 2
Emsco Manufacturing Co
Equity Corp
ft July
Ironite
for Week
1
Iron Fireman
Jan
_1
__
Electric
Apr
May
74
Sales
Range
Low
1
20c
America
Corp
Sale Price
Par
Investors Royalty
Iowa Public Service Co
28^8
1
common
Freight
6,900
iff
common—^—5
Corporation
Eiectrographic Corp
Air
18%
21%
._1
Exchange
High
1
Limited
Week's
of Prices
Last
American Stock
I
Range since Jan.
30
$2 preferred
1<»
STOCKS
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Elder
SEPTEMBER
for Week
STOCKS
Sales
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines_:
Holly
Corporation
Horder's
Hormel
Co
:
:
common
Inc
24%
25
600
_*
(Geo A)
& Co
xl7
15%
50 J/4
15
50%
100
47%
Mar
Jan
25%
25
&
Hardart
Baking Co
Horn
&
Hardart
common
*
142
*
5 7c
preferred
Hubbell
(Harvey)
Humble
22
%
107
100
Oil
Inc common
5
-
Refining capital stock—*
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co_—5
Hydro-Electric Securities
*
9874
Hygrade Food Products
1774
—5
291%
5
145
50
2274
109
1,200
70
4034
500
98 3 4 100 74
3,100
3974
138
20% May
2074
104
3274
2.50
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer dep rets ord reg
Sep
Jun
Jan
23%
Apr
National
111%
Feb
Jun
Jan
474
5
700
4
874
300
7%
Jan
1774
1874
1,200
15%
Jan
Mar
42% Aug
105
574
July
Jun
974 July
19 %
Apr
£l
734
7A
41%
41 '2
Imperial
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co
International
North
Cigar
Machinery
International
Metal
Industries
International
Petroleum
International
Products
International
For
Resistance
footnotes
see
A
46.000
9,700
5%
57b
112
—
—
—
96'%'
574
—
150
National Mfg &
Stores common
National
Petroleum
National
Presto
National
Rubber
Products
National Starch
Steel
Telefilm
51%
Feb
8}J Jun
Sep
36 74 May
42%
12% July
Jan
8
Aug
94
Jan
9
99%
National
Transit
Union
common
Ltd
Car
Le
Mur
Co
New
Haven
8%
Feb
126%
Jun
2074
Jan
25%
Aug
New
Idria
Feb
36%
Feb
New
Jersey
31%
Sep
New Mexico & Arizona Land
11%
Feb
New Park
—
116,100
5
774
7 74
734
600
10c
9%
9%
974
6,800
24'% May
774 Aug
5
Jan
12% July
New
181A
Sep
9,800
274
Jan
4'A July
4,300
4%
Jan
5'A
18'/a
Clock
&
Watch
12 'A Mar
13,300
1% May
300
10 J/4 Mar
12 J/2
21%
2174
23
1,200
33 "A
Jan
2174
2174
22%
1,900
20% Aug
19 J/a Apr
2474
Jan
800
24 '/a
29% July
3474 Sep
29
5
474
Jan
3'A
Sep
3J/e Aug
5'A Aug
274
4% July
10,200
Jan
1174
1174
1,900
10% May
253/4
27
2,500
21
4%
4
J/2
200
2
4 %
40c
2%
474
274
Mining Co
1
274
Co
*
27,400
2,030
234
274
500
2 J/a
13 J/2
250
8%
ft
131
4% July
12
Jun
Feb
28 Va
Jun
Sep
7 "A
Jan
2ft Jan
274
13674 13874
13',4
13734
1
20
3V4
common
33'4
2674
4,600
5
'
Jan
3,600
27
43 %
19%
Process
374
Jan
2*4 Jan
150
3'/2
374
11%
1
Chem Co
33
3 J/4
50c
&
Zinc
2974
29 J/4
374
25c
Min
16 J/2 May
2
12
100
Co
convertible preferred
Jan
Apr
174
1
i——1
27 J/2
1174
liH
1
England Tel & Tel
New
Jan
Jan
4% %
7,800
4
5%
5
British Dominion Oil Ltd
4%
—
w
common
New
Feb
20
30c
Neptune Meter Goramon
Nestle
Feb
6%
3%
,1
common.L
Jan
17%
Jan
574
10c
Electric Corp
Jun
Sep
>/3
4
574
*
Associates
National U. S. Radiator Corp
1474
1%
1
10
Machinery.
993%
31J%
Sep
800
2
National Research Corp
1.800
25 34
35.
1574
Ltd-
Industries Inc
2.150
2934
page
Aug
300
4%
1
1
25c
(Mich)
85
114
capital stock.*
Co
10
1074
—
95J/4
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•
7
4274
__
5
*
A
4,800
__
50c
America
1434
1474
474
1
Co
Brewing Co
National
(Canada) capital stock—»
Tobacco of Chnada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland
£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4 7c pfd__10o
Imperial Oil
of
Milling
National
1374
1474
474
1
National Bellas Hess common
84% May
14%
1
Alfalfa Dehydrating &
National
50%
87a
—
—
149 3/4
National
Illinois Zinc Co common
Co
Inc..
Jan
I
Insurance
10
Corp
Mar
■
Horn
Jun
374 Mar
Feb
Mar
145
Apr
Apr
17
Jun
4Vs
Jun
3 J/4
29,900
274 Aug
5
Mar
43
44 J/2
14,200
40 J/2 Mar
48%
Jan
19
20 J/4
11,000
19
27 J/4 May
274
12,900
274
274
Sep
2'A Sep
58
Jan
4 Va
82
Jan
July
33
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1142)
.
.
.
Monday, September 19, 1955
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Superior Oils
New
York
Auction
New
York
&
1
•
Co
•
common.—
Honduras
JNiles-Bt-ment
Noma
class
North
16,400
35 %
Jan
3
18,800
2%
Jan
3% Mar
8
11,500
6%
Jan
9'A Mar
13%
Feb
55
1,200
51 %
Sep
56% July
54
325
53%
Sep
56 %
Aug
Shoe
49%
100
45
Jan
50%
Sep
Sicks
5%
69,000
9%
1,900
5
9 %
8%
89
pfd—-100
89
4% July
5% Jan
10
88
Mar
190
100% 101%
99
Jan
6% Mar
12
Company__
1
Ohio
Brass Co class B common—
Ohio
Power
Okalta
Okonite
Old
4% %
Oils
2%
16%
14%
16%
57%
58
„*
preferred
100
Ltd
Breweries
Silex
Jan
Silver
Co
15%
54%
Apr
€1
Jan
108%
140
Jan
112
1% Apr
6%
6%
200
6%
Jun
8%
6'/«
6%
800
6 %
Jan
6% July
6%
6%
5,000
4%
Jan
8%
71
1
Inc
_l
Jun
23
22%
23%
Feb
88 %
92%
1,450
65'A
Jan
94'A
27 %
1
27 %
28%
500
18%
Jan
29 %
Aug
July
23
19% Aug
275
Smith
5 % %
5%
1st
6%
1st pfd—25
preferred—
—25
1st
5%
preferred
redeemable 1st
5%
redeemable
4.80%
red
4.50%
red
Pacific
1st
preferred—
1st
25
dividend
$4.75
preferred-preferred
dividend
Pacific
Soss
Coast
Penn
Israel
Pentepec Oil
(C
A)
Amer
Parker
Pen
class
%
800
27%
Jan
29 "A
1,400
27%
Jan
29'/a
1,000
27% Mar
29%
Apr
29
X102 %
Sep
106%
Jun
101%
Apr
105%
Jan
105
XI04
X104
Sep
107%
Aug
2
Jan
220
2%
10,400
29,300
50
1%
1%
1%
1%
104
Feb
Jan
60
60
62
5%
6
9%
8
Jan
8%
Jan
59
Jan
5
62% July
Jan
6'A
14% July
25%
Jan
15
24%
21 209
8%
2,900
5%
5%
200
16%
17%
7,600
16%
Jan
4%
400
4%
Jan
4%
Jun
Aug
x71%
Feb
4%
63 %
63%
21
■
.
64
21%
6%
Jan
9%
Sep
6% May
5% Jan
9%
Jan
6
Feb
18% Mar
1,300
61
400
18
Jan
23 % May
10,400
1
jjj Jan
3{i July
1
212
3
Long Dist Tel Co—_10 pesos
Packing Co
*
21,1!
6%
6%
6%
6,900
6% Aug
7%
Jan
6 %
6
6%
1,700
5%
Aug
9%
Jan
3%
3%
4
2,800
3"%
Sep
4%
Jan
900
13'A
Aug
Philippine
Phillips
Phillips Screw Co
10c
Pierce Governor common
Pinchin
Johnson
Pioneer
Gold
Ltd
Mines
Aircraft
1
Amer
Ltd
Corp
Pleasant Valley
~9%
1
Polaris
Wine Co.
common.
Corp of Canada
&
Lambert
Prentice-Hall
Pressed
East
Producers
Progress
Dome
Corp
Mfg
Mines
of
8 %
3,550
7
15,700
7%
2,100
2%
Jan
78%
21
6% Aug
5%
500
3%
Jan
30 %
200
27%
Jan
3%
5,200
3
July
8
8%
4,100
6%
Jan
63%
1,000
49%
Jan
57%
56%
57%
11%
11%
11%
18%
18%
19
1
7
6%
1%
1%
1
250
7%
52
Jan
800
11%
Sep
2,700
12%
27,600
1%
2,800
5
{'g
1%
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
10% July
Jan
May
30
1
Inc
29%
Jan
115
.
29%
Aug
Sep
9'A
Feb
6%
Jun
31
Jun
x4%
Feb
8%
Jan
Apr
14%
14%
15%
2,100
12
Piosperity Co class B__
Aug
16%
•
44
42%
Sep
47%
2,900
Providence
15%
Feb
73
Jun
*
—
10%
10%
2,600
9%
Feb
10"% Mar
Gas—
Public Service of Colorado—
414%
cumulative preferred
Sound Pulp <fc Timber
Puget
Pyle-National
Pyrene
Co
101% 101%
16%
500
15%
30
—
25
15%
100
31
350
26
*
com
Manufacturing
100
Mar
44
5
common
31
lo
.
Jan
Apr
May
106%
Apr
64%
Sep
16%
Jan
41
Feb
•
26%
"
Railway
Rath
& Utility
Investment A
Packing Co
common
(Robert) & Co
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp..
Electric
&
Remington Arms
1
Co
5
Inc
1
Inc
Jan
25
Apr
34%
35%
3,500
30
Jan
37
Jun
11%.
11%
11%
800
10
Aug
13% Mar
9%
100
9%'
'
—
—
20%
•
1
—-
1%
—
11%
(Texas Corp)
Vtc
to
10%
50c
7%
vtc
extended
1
Jan
3
1965
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
1
pfd F_
100
.
1,400
%
2,300
1%
5.600
39%
1,300
Rome
dep rets
Cablle
Roosevelt
New
Corp
Field
ord
Rotary
Rowe
Electric
(The)
Rovalite
Russell
Co
Fifth
10%
5,300
4%
Jan
7%
7%
200
4%
Feb
6,000
300
(The
Feb
1%
11% July
8%
2%
3,100
2% July
3%
2%
1,600
2%
Jun
3% Mar
50
92%
Feb
95
98
10
23%
22%
23%
2,600
Mar
18% July
21 % Mar
24%
20
Jan
47% July
1,300
13%
Sep
15,
27%
Sep
Sep
Sep
17%
17%
17%
1-.300
Apr
13% Mar
43
1
15%
15
16
7,600
10%
16%
1.25
l
5%
5%
.300
5
6
July
6%
12.000
6
28
6 %
28
Sep
29%
1,200
28
4%
x6 %
3,500
4%
3%
%
6%
0
Apr
500
17%
Jan
6% Mar
San
San
Carlos
common
1
8
80%
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cum
pfd
5%
Cum
pfd
4%%
series
20
series
20
Cum
pfd 4.40% series
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
25%
j
IIl25c
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
I
Steel
Co
2°0
3%
Sep
Jan
20
21%
Apr
515
Feb
8%
"3 A
7%
~3,V
55,100
3% Aug
6% Apr
8%
3.400
5/64
28,700
3/64
Sep
6%
6
9% July
% Aug
6%
3,600
3%
Jan
8%
24%
24
24%
2,200
20
Jan
15,200
23
Jan
_»
Western
IBoc
Airlines
1
Securities Corp General
Seeman Bros Inc
II
Sentinel Radio Corp common
footnotes
see
page
1
35.
30%
2
3/64
27%
31
,Tff
2,'.,
2%
67,300
1%
Jan
18%
15%
18%
13.200
7
Jan
1
HI,
12I50
Selby Shoe Co
.
3
13
—
5%
3
12%
13%
13%
14
5%
5%
200
1,000
500
1,900
5%
5%
1,700
72%
7%
Jun
3,300
4%
23%
Jan
x5%
9,500
1
25%
25%
26
33
33
33
16%
16%
17%
41%
41%
42%
900
14%
Jan
5%
6 %
2,600
5%
Aug
2,6oO
4%
35,800
1%
Jan
900
63 %
Jan
1
6
53/4
5,400
100
4,9u0
5
6%
*
II
"I
1
33^
10c
Instrument—
Common
45/3
•
6
Technicolor
Texas
4,200
1,000
3%
17%
Jan
17
17%
13%
13'A
300
3%
3%
7,100
4%
5
1,200
23,500
31%
200
Thiokol
70c
common
Roofing.
_
Co
Inc..
Jun
4%
Jan
26% Mar
23 %
5,700
21'A
Sep
30%
300
37%
Jan
52%
Sep
19%
600
19%
Sep
23%
Jan
4%
12,000
3% May
4%
Apr
4
4
9%
9
9%
200
9%
9%
17%
2,400
7
Mar
14%
Apr
36% May
22%
15%
3%
24
9%
Aug
May
Sep
5
17%
17%
700
11%
Jan
16 %
16
16%
1,500
11%
Jan
28
27
23
1,600
23%' Feb
14 %
13% May
5%
Jun
Jan
Mar
Feb
36 %
Jan
10
Sep
19%
Jun
17%
Jun
31 % May
14%
15 %
11,700
30%
31 %
1,200
23%
Jan
35% May
20%
21%
2,800
15
Jan
22% July
«
107
20%
10c
4%
4 V8
4%
4,300
July
4% Mar
16% Mar
112
Mar
5%
Apr
12%
12%
13
'
1,200
12%
Sep
16%
Apr
25%
25%
26%
2,900
14%
Feb
27%
Sep
25c
_
25%
24%
24%
24%
1,200
11'/a
11
111/4
1,400
20% May
9% Jan
Construction... —_1
39%
38%
40%
2,100
26
6%
6%
100
16
li%
200
61%
62 %
300
9%
20,700
_
_
...
Co
52
Jan
10
_
&
May
52 %
1
_
Feb
8% Mar
36
19'A
Mar
Aug
12% July
41% Sep
Ltd—
rets ord registered. __£1
deposit rets def registered. —5s
^
.
-20
common
~8%
70c
100
7%
6%
Feb
Ai«
1
Jan
56%
Jan
'•
4%
Jan
7%
111
69
Jun
Jun
Mar
Corp
Tri-Continental warrants
_
_
10% July
101 % 102
100
105
May
2%
3
3,000
2%
Jan
3
July
2l/8
1%
2%
23,700
1%
Apr
3%
3%
3%
2,400
3%
Feb
2%
4%
12%
Lux
Temper
Apr
13%
—20
__
_
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trans
Empire Oils Ltd
True
4%
18%
Jan
21%
5
common
Todd Shipyard Corp
Toklan Oil Corp
Trans
3
46%
1
Security Trust
Amer deposit
_
pfd—_
preferred...
Inc
Realty
Tobacco
-
_
Tliorofare Markets Inc
Tilo
Sep
Feb
Apr
Jan
10%
1
_
Corp
convertible
8
20%
Aug
14
7
$4.56
common
Corporation
Jan
5
_
_
common
Thompson-Starrett
Tlior
Jan
4%
58%
191/;,
25c
common
Chemical
7%
Jan
Jan
3%
43
22%
15
Light
Mar
5
Jan
July
9% May
Jan
200
17%
43
521/2
5
&
Aug
1
Corp
Inc
Power
Jan
*
common
Shovel Co
Apr
Apr
18
1,600
1,150
Thew
31%
36%
Aug
2,200
18
31
1
common..
Feb
5
common
class A
Juu
July
3%
2,800
B
Sep
5%
23% July
58%
10
Inc
17%
61
15%
6%
57 %:
17%
1
'
Aug
30
5%
5
3%
"2
_;
Jan
5%
15 %
10
common..
Jan
13%
17%
Apr
July
30
Sep
56
17
29%
Class
5
Aug
6%
Sep
250
55 %
12 %
12%
43,600
10
May
14%
Jan
30
30
400
25
Jan
30 %
Aug
29
Apr
102
1
_
.
1.25
1
—
2%
*
Corp
Trunz Inc
*
—
99
Jan
19% Mar
Jan
Jan
u
Ulen
Management Company
Union
Investment
United
Aircraft
Co
United Molasses Co
Amer
United
10%
RR
Profit
&
S
S
10
900
5%
~5%
8
8
Feb
Jan
Apr
43%
•
7%
8%
Jan
Jan
6% July
7% July
54 %
Sep
10 % Mar
104%
Sep
5%
Sep
9 %
Feb
9,-00
7%
Aug
8%
Aug
200
35 %
Jan
6%
8%
20
common
3%
4%
41
44
7%
100
7% July
46
9%
Aug
Jan
Ltd—
Canal
Sharing
Si's
10s
230
100
Common
preferred
25
%
II
%
Feb
Jan
%
700
Jan
5%
10
52%
11,500
80
25
52 %
50
25
37%
37%
38 %
Jan
45%
Jun
37
6% July
239 % Jun
1 % Mar
9
Mar
54% Mar
Mar
40%
Jan
common
1
14%
14 %
15%
1,700
11%
Jan
16%
Sep
Conditioning Corp.
10c
2%
2%
2%
10,600
2 %
Aug
3%
Jun
di
1
x226%
10,900
90%
Jan
3
13
4%
Specialities
Air
200
85%
1
United Shoe Machinery common
Preferred
United
1,400
9%
10
common..50c
dep rets ord registered
United N J
500
6 V2
53
100
Corp
United Elastic Corp
United Milk Products
6%
52%
4
Products
Asbestos
6%
*
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
5%
5
10c'
___5
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas of Canada
Foil class B
Rubber
Co
1
Corp
...1
United Stores Corp common
Universal American Corp
50c
Reclaiming
States Vitamin
2%
3
1,500
12%
13%
1,500
4%
4%
2,100
2%
6,100
1% Mar
11
2%
May
Jan
Universal
Products
Co
2%
2%
1%
Jan
82
83
300
65%
Apr
36%
36%
36%
50
28%
Jan
10
39%
38%
39%
900
25c
Insurance
Utah-Idaho
220 % 235
15
Consolidated
Universal
10
Oil
common
Sugar
5
5
4%
5
9,100
25% Mar
3%
Feb
235
Sep
3% July
14% July
5% Apr
2% Mar
X83
46%
Aug
Jun
42% July
6
Jun
V
Venezuela
Jan
5%
27%
Talon
6%
6 %
Sep
557,,
18%
Mar
5 %
Aug
4% May
26'A
4%
26
75
Apr
4%
3%
Van Norman Co
18%
"4%
58
4%
31
17
200
6
171/4
*
11
3,700
Jun
Jan
4%
1
1
Sep
4% May
1,100
6%
4%
16
50c
Vanadium-Alloys
Sep
3 A Feb
73%
6
4%
g%
1
common
28% Mar
Apr
II
1
Valspar Corp common
$4 convertible preferred
2% Aug
12% Aug
July
4% Jan
Jan
Corp.
Universal
25%
Jun
22%
common
United
22
Jan
Sep
Jan
*
Tampa Electric Co
Feb
1,000
5
Light
Jun
16%
3%
Sep
20 % Mar
28
3%
85%
22%
25% Mar
35/e
65 % Mar
300
600
1
U S
200
27%
25%
Superior Tool & Die Co
Jan
25%
27
400
8%
22
% May
44'A
10,900
Aug
24%
July
19
6
Jan
47
40
U
13%
Jan
17%
6% Mar
9% Aug
38'/a
39'A
Jan
._l
common
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
For
1
44%
600
iga/4
Sep
I.IIIl
Inc
Seaboard
9%
3,200
49% July
391/4
3%
22
—
—
Scullin
82
20
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Rights
Schick
79%
9%
--
28%
Jan
1
U
Corp Ltd
Milling Co Ltd
57% May
Aug
41%
»
9% May
50% Feb
s
St Lawrence
Jan
27'A
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp..
Superior Portland Cement Inc
Aug
6,300
13%
II.1
Apr
49%
100
400
53
16%
Corporation
United
43
common
Jan
100
27%
48 %
16%
(Hugo) Corp
Shop Inc
New
Sep
Jan
37% Mar
27%
__*
._
96
13%
l
Apr
Jun
Jan
2
Aluminum Products lcommon_5
14 % July
68
Jan
2%
39%"
„l
Feb
2%
13%
F
Jan
Mar
2% July
45 % Jan
*
common.,
Haynes
Jan
24
2%
42 %
common
C) Company
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum...
Ryerson &
10%
55
10%
2%
—
10
Ltd
Ave
May
63
1.50
Co
37
Jan
11%
5
i
w
Steel
Corp
Oil
Russeks
5
common
Inc
capital stock
Jan
%
10%
£1
reg
1
Jan
11%
Royce Ltd—
American
9% Mar
16%
62
1
Rico Argentine Mining Co...
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
1
22%
1%
39%
—
*
Richmond Radiator
Rolls
23%
50c
Engineering..
9% July
1,200
1
Reis
Jan
24%
34%
*
.6.25
Pump Co
Apr
24
10c
Preferred
Eice-Stix
7
10
Reading Tube Corp common
Reliance
29
7
32
10
(J
Amer
1
common
Raymond Concrete Pile
R ed a
Jan
1
R
700
2,100
"51/4
Inc
Tishman
Quebec Power Co.
7%
35'/2
11%
,___1
Stetson
10%
2%
7%
26
Inc
common
Oil
9%
8%
Jun
8
2,900
6% lvlar
Jan
Sep
Brewers Inc
Finch
Aug
4%
6,000
25%
1
Swan
Jun
41
Jun
Corp
Ray Drug
8
Apr
9%
ordinary
Steel Parts Corporation
Sun
9%
Aug
34%
52%
1
Stylon
4% Mar
3%
43 %
27%
Canada
& Co
Jan
24%
of
iS)
Feb
45
100
(The)
&
Aug
Sep
May
4,100
Standard Tube class B
Stroock
12
21%
ll7/8
Steel
Stop
Mar
Jap
11%
Starrett
B)
%
~5%
8%
9%
Corp—
Precision
5
7%.
35
1
Sep
12%
"5
:__i
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
%
3% Mar
27 %
B
Co
May
37
32%
4
44%
Corp
&
47
Sep
4,400
Co..
(A)
30% May
~4
Products
Stein
Apr
6% Mar
1% July
Aug
34%
f/8
~3%
Standard-Thomson
Co
700
%
11%
preferred
class
34
Aug
Jan
5
Corp..2
67% July
60'/a Feb
194/4 July
Jun
33
100
37
__20
Stinnes
1% July
5%
*
63
1
Ltd
2,400
20
■
2.50
Nevada
Co.
3
*
America
800
10%
3
■
*
common
of
i%
9%
4%
.2.50
common
Co
Inc
Metals
Preston
7%
__
25c
Alexander
14%
109% 113%
26%
10
Mining Co
Powdrell &
109%
1
common
Scale
13%
"l%
_1
.
common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie—
—50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common—2.50
Pittsburgh Railways Co
——*
Pneumatic
\
—
shares—10s
Common
Standard
38
2,lo0
2,b0O
preferred
&
31%
4,600
'%
T
1
Packaging
Power
5%
2,500
25
(Ky).
Convertible
38% Mar
42%
Royalty Co.
Corp
Standard
Sep
29% Aug
42%
Shoe
Standard
Aug
3i%
42%
.25
Standard Forgings Corp.——
Standard Industries Inc
Jan
Jun
Co
Stahl-Meyer Inc.
Standard Dredging Corp
Oil
51
29/4 May
8%
Pipe Line
Standard
.I4
2,5u0
Sep
Jan
7£
17i4
25
preferred
Southern
Factors
32
5;
%
13
7b
oml
20
2,200
25
preference
Materials
Stanoard
Feb
18'/a
25
Southern
convertible
106 %
11%
;_25
preference
preferred
California Petroleum
$1.60
Jan
18
1
preierred
cumulative
Southland
Feb
Feb
11
1
cumulative
Spencer
%
18%
12.50
Southern
Apr
4,900
2.300
.
9%
17%
__
—2.50
2%
Sep
Jan
%
5%
1
Jan
May
2
8 %
__
1
1%
1 %
1,700
17
1
72% July
4%
50
16%
2
110% May
6,000
5
15%
■
13
Jan
17,400
1%
4 '/8
15%
Minerals
3%
10% May
14,200
1 %
4%
2.50
&
Apr
60
16%
Corp
Corp
27%
270
103% 104
16 %
(The)..
Oils
Mar
2,600
2
Co
Perfect Circle
26
27%
4.32%
Jun
Edison—
convertible
4.08%
7u0
*
preferred
convertible
4.48%
P'eb
28%
California
31
117%
11 %
common
Sep
Feb
jan
20
common
72
8% May
52 % Mar
1
common
Co
30
1
33 %
*
Mills
13
13%
luu
*
Paper
cumulative
4.56'/o
Aug
29%
28 %
3o %
'
500 lr
common
Corp
31%
32
"5%
1
original
4.88 '/o
Jan
67% Mar
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Power
32%
12%
l
A
Pennroad Corp common
Pratt
Feb
108% 108 '/a
1
Pep
Piper
29
2%
_lc
___
Co Ltd
Traffic
Peruvian
400
———.2
Parkersburg-Aetna
Boys
29%
11%
100
5%
Apr
2%
share—1 Bol
.Class B__—
Patican
34%
___*
Company
Co
Apr
12%
vtc___2 Bol
Paramount Motors Corp
Chemical
104%
l
(C A)
Oil vtc_—
31%
26%
103%
..1
Pancoastal Petroleum
200
30%
.2
common
Oil
500
500
15,Uu0
46% May
Publications—
Manufacturing
South
74%
30%
40c
Corp
South
Apr
33
Xl02% 104%
*
___
Northern Airlines
Pacific Power &
Light 5% pfd
Page-Hersey Tubes cominoH-..
Penn
27
*
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Park
28%
25
cum
37 'A
32%
28%
25
_______,i_,
Jan
28%
pfd series A„_25
pfd—
35
2,100
36 %
35%
29%
Lighting $4.50 preferred—*
$4.40
Pan
32%
25
preferred
1st
35%
Corp...
preferred.
(Howard)
Sonotone
13
74%
28
—2
Shares
convertible
Southern
Pacific Gas & Electric
12%
30%
Amer dep rets ord registered...
£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telviv Corp..10c
Jan
200
*
Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
84% Mar
92%
O'ekiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares. 10s
Securities
%
6
Jan
30%
*
Singer
Sep
7
—l__25
common...
21 q
American
Simplicity Pattern
Mar
2 fu
is
Sep
8/4 May
Mar
22
Feb
3%
Aug
11%
1
12
1
High
104%
1
Precision
Ltd
1 %
700
3,600
109 % 110%
*
...
....
Simpson's
14,200
74%
.
$3
%
12%
*
Canada
Simmons-Boardman
Sep
4% Mar
j'a
Olympic Radio & Television Inc
Overseas
Sep
Jan
325
109% 111'/a
2
2%
6%
______1
common
Corp
2
6,700
32,200
3
of
since Jan.
Low
100
Ltd.
Range
30%
5
common
Creek
Shares
9%
1 'A
9
25
Class B
Jun
7,900
cumulative preferred
Omar
109'/2
_______90c
Company
Town
40c
2%
50c
Ogden Corp common--,
Mining...
v
High
11%
9%
•
Corp of America class A—
Simca
Oceanic Oil
Denn
1%
1
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
July
94%
104
10c
common
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
53%
5
of Triees
Low
___20c
—
4%
52
...50
.
19%
11% Aug
10,600
Leather
Shattuck
49%
—25
^
14%
Control
Shawinigan Water & cower
Shcrwin-Wiliiams common
55
1
Coi
.
Safety
Seton
49 %
.50
.
Airlines
RR
St trick Corp class B—
Servomecnanisms Inc
7%
...10
Penn
Sentry
Sep
Jun
16
2%
1
pfd—
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4%%
Apr
17
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Trice
Par
61
Jan
14 "4
A..__10
B
Northeast
Mar
54%
10C
Cement
American
Class'
10
52%
2 ii;
Week's
East
American Stock Exchange
7 %
1
Ncrden-Ketay Corp—
North
200
10'/«
1
11% May
54% Sep
...—
North American Rayon $3
North Canadian Oils Ltd
Jan
11
53 %
—_.
—
_
Inc
40
10%
3
2/k Aug
COO
4o0
57
11
*
Pond
Mines
Lites
800
17
V8
J 6
—High
59
15
58
10
Range since Jan.
Low
2%
•
10
SEPTEMBER
STOCKS
High
■
.
Rosario
New York Merchandise...
Nipissing
Shares
Low
Par
New
ENDED
for Week
ol Trices
Sale I'rice
WEEK
Friday
Range
Last
American Stock exchange
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Steel
warrants
Venezuelan Petroleum
Syndicate
1
Inc
20c
Vinco
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt
Silver-Lead
100
33 %
33%
500
4%
4%
2,300
81
8%
81
8%
4%
87
1,200
9%
5.800
4%
1,000
25%
300
'
1
Apr
Apr
94%
27
Jan
35 % July
3% May
25
8% July
5%
Jan
Jun
Jan
93
4%
Jan
13% July
4%
July
24
5%
_5%
5%
9,300
Sep
6 %
Feb
23% May
29%
Jun
14%
25%
•
Corp
6%
87 %
7%
1
10
Manufacturing
Vulcan
7%
33%
4%
'
5
Co
17%
Feb
Jun
3% May
7% July
Number 5465
Volume 182
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
.
(1143)
35
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
STOCKS
Range since Jan.
Waitt
*
47%
4%
5'/a
5%
5%
5%
600
Bond Inc
&
Watch
Webb
series
$6
*
1.25
preference
Manufacturing
Maryland Ry
pfd
148 %
Sep
4%
100
17% Jan
Feb
Apr
37
Feb
3% Mar
48,600
1
Jan
148'/2 149 %
140
139
Jan
158
4%
1,700
Jan
4% July
105% May
4
3 '/2
101
100
"i*
250%
2%
11%
Jun
2'/4
4
;*
7%
300
26
Jan
1?/. Jan
8,700
5%
2
2 %
1st pfd__100
Ltd
Leaseholds
Western
Jan
2'/.
25'/.
26
.40c
10c
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western
Jan
2674
5 *
Corp
Wentworth
24
20'/2
1%
1
Knapp Inc_
&
Jab
17% May
Ward Baking. Co warrants——
Wasatch
Aug
4%
1,800
21'/2
X21
1
common
Feb
110
3%
1
Co
5%
Jan
5
105'/2 Jan
800
30
preferred
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
Waltham
Tablet
Western
&
Stationary
Westmoreland
*
com.
Aug
412
8%
Feb
Sep
8%
37,500
270
1*6
13,500
•ft Jan
Inc
44%
200
37% Jan
20'%
600
14
Jari
18%
Jan
21% July
20% Feb
37% Aug
%
43
——
19 y8
20%
-20
Coal
Westmoreland
%
-Is
rets ord shares
dep
Sale Price
or
Bonds
Friday's
Bid Hi Asked
Range since
Sold
High
Jan. 1
No.
Low
250
Jan
186
-10
__
—
(issue of May
1927) 1947
A7s Issue of Oct 1927) 1947
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
May-Hoy
April-Ocf
High
June-Dec
*103%
Parana
Mar-Sepf
*42%
stamped (Plan A)
(Republic of) —
Peru
99%
102
Sinking
RlO'de
fund
3s
Janeiro
ARussian
Jan
stmpd
1997
(Plan
$60
June-Dec
2%s 2008
1
*60
Jan-July
A)
2s
78
*65
56'A
__
41
56%
56%
37%
2012—Jan-July
42
19
48
57%
35
37%
__
6%s
37%
2
Jan-July
7
774
28
4%
12'%
June-Deo
Government
7
7%
15
4%
12%
1919
A5'As '1921
Mar
250%
75%
245
A7s
Sep
•No
included
(not
in
*Friday's
A
% Mar
a
Deferred
year's
bid
Bonds
range),
x
Ex-dividend.
asked
and
being
S Reported
Mar
46
par value,
delivery transaction (not Included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot transaction
(not included in year's range),
f Bx-dlstribution. g Ex-stock dividend. b Exprincipal.
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction
for cash
Western Stockholders Invest LtdAmer
Last
Period
Low
874 Feb
4% Sep
1,300
*
_100
ctfs ext
voting
cumulative
$2
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Co
Wagner Baking
I'ic preferred
Stock
High
Low
High
American
1
w
Aircraft
Waco
](>
BONDS
Shares
Low
Par
SEPTEMBER
Friday
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
WEEK ENDED
for Week
Last
American Stock Exchange
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
prices;
flat.
traded
Ex-rlghts.
y
sales
no
z Ex-liquidating
dividend.
transacted during current week.
being
in -receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
-
Mfg—
—1
35%
35%
35%
50
30
Jan
White's Auto Stores Inc
—1
12%
12%
13%
1,000
10
24%
Jan
1474
Jun
Jan
32%
Jun
4%
4%
1.300
4
5"%
Jan
Weyenberg
5%%
preferred
convertible
Wichita
Oil
River
Wickes
(The)
Williams
Wilrich
(R
C)
25
_
1
& Co_
Brothers
Pwr
18%
18
18'%
700
•
.
_
_
7%
7
7'%
100
%
3%
17'%
•»
1
Ltd
common
lrt
Lt
•
+
3%
10% Mar
Sep
18
525
20
4'A
2% Mar
12'/4
Jan
Jun
107%
listed
on
Stoc-ks
31 %
26%
31%
8,950
19%
Jan
31%
Woodall Industries Inc
2
19%
18 7%
19%
2,400
15% Jan
197a
Sep
Woodley Petroleum common
8
64
63%
66
1,200
39
10
Sep
Newspaper Machine
V/oolworth
(F W)
American
6%
Jan
deposit
5s
receipts—
preference
_
_
A
100
2'/.
8
:
'
—£l
_
13,000
8
i'e
2,V
•
:
2
Stock
or
Last
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
&
Elec
Appalachian
Edison
debs 1994
inc
*61
Jun-Dec
~1
101'A 101'A
146 'A
96 %
95%
96 %
18
95
91%
90 %
91%
16
87 3
£145
155
—
'
—
1st
92%
Elmira Water Lt,
Ercole
&
RR
73%
9
72%
170.70
97.27
100.19
99.33
96.45
98.31
66.13
170.99
97.13
100.22
99.29
96.41
98.26
66.26
171.66
97.13
99.91
99.39
96.33
98.21
163.36
66.09
172.58
97.26
99.97
99.51
96.33
98.27
163.53
65.71
172.20
97.36
99.97
99.77
96.41
98.33
Date—
65
4
64
72
98'A
99
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
93 %
2
*100% 104
100'A
A6'/2s
Nov
ex
1940 coupon 1953
1
1
1947
Flying Tiger
5'/2s
Line
99
Thurs.
103%
RR
Western
&
Guantanamo
*95%
—
4s
"6
15
78.44
78.53
Fri.
Sept.
47
47
10
47
Electric
AHamburg
Elev
&
St
5'/2s
Rys
46
Isarco
with
A7s
ex
Nov
Nov
1
Ijune-Deo
1940
Midland
1947
1
Valley RR
6'/2s
1952
6'/2%
coupon
due
extended to
1st
with
A6'/2s
ex
Oct
Oct
1960
1960
1940 coupon
1
1947
1
Electric
Service
coupon
& Gas
93%
101
93 %
—
100
1021/4
90%
__
72
2
101%
197% 101
April-Oc%
series
1976
3
—
98%
100%
104'%
94 %
100 %
100
103%
102
1U3%
F
series
1979
Southwestern
Gas
&
Electric
195
102
4
95
93%
95
99'A
99'A
99%
194'/2
198
A6'/2s with Aug -1
A6'As
Durable
_—
Goods
Transportation
+
0.7
404.8
324.7
379.8
+
0.7
332.4
304.2
422.1
+0.7
425.0
342.0
.
and Service
326.8
Mining
Electric
155.6
—0.3
+ 1.2
312.8
313.6
+
2.0
De« 1
1940
l
1947
1956
coupon
323.1
West Penn Traction 5s
Western
297.5
•
102
88
110
98%
103%
97
103 y4
94%
1960
1959
Union
Newspaper
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
— —
98%
198
1
Mon.
Sept. 12—
2,522,487
$6,020,000
$337,000
$6,357,000
Sept. 13.:
14—
2.583,990
5,349,000
233,000
5,582,000
2,568,010
6,829,000
281,100
2,885,260
5,178,000
204,000
5.382,000
4,979,000
103%
104 %
Thurs. Sept. 15
95
2,542,460
4,794,000
185,000
Total
13,102,207
$28,170,000
$1,240,100
104
93%
Frl. Sept. 16_—
106
American
Stock
—
83
92
Stocks—No.
of
21
92%
100 V4
1
102'%
105%
80'A
104
73%
98
79
79%
98
$1,600
Period
Sale Price
or
104
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)—
A 20-year 7s April
1946A 20-year 7s Jan 1947
A Baden
(Germany) 7s 1951
4
ACauca
Valley
1948—u
7s
28,170,000
High
-
106'/a
680,128,500
568,759,600
$14,499,980
$745,484,600
$ 660,660,080
Bonds
Scld
Wo.
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
I
Stocks
Shares)
Jan. 1
Low
High
113
157%
174%
+80
89%
89%
+83
76
Domestic
Bonds
of
Range sine*
Mon.
Tues. Sept.
13
14
15
Frl. Sept. 16—
$32,000
64,000
134,000
77,000
65,000
863,300
904,125
873,920
792,445
919,760
Sept. 12
-
98"
$372,000
4,353,550
Total
Government
Bonds
$22,000
3,000
15,000
25,000
4,000
$69,000
Central Bk of German 8tate & Prov Banks—
Feb-Aug
A 6s
6eries
A
1952
A 6s
series
B
1951——
ADanzig
Port
AGerman
Waterways
&
Cons
secured
:
Ger
A Hanover
(Prov)
6%s
(Peru
Maranhao
stamped
AMedellin
7a
1939
7s
6'As
1949
Jan-July
76
25
18%
A)
1951
Feb-Aug
*120
130
*105
115
*180
189
1958
Mar-Sepf
2%s 2008—May-Wot)
June-Deo
stamped
(Plan
stamped
1952
92'A
25
May-Woe
Feb-Aug
1947
1947
(City)
City
6'As
25
June-Dec
7s
Munic
6s
AHanover
92
April-Ocf
154% 154%
*70%
*43
*80
__
Week Ended
100
97
137
83
120
of
Shares
—
Sept. 16
1954
1955
27
Stocks—No.
Foreign
Foreign
(Number
113
__
$20,500
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Thurs. Sept.
295
182%
12,232,000
$29,410,100
and Industrial
Total
Wed. Sept.
+
91,074,980
108%
100%
*95
April-Ocl
-Jan-July
-Jan-July
June-Dec
795,000
64,925,100
$9,000
Week's Range
Last
422.000
2,266,980
Bank
89
106
1106% 107
103
370,405,750
476,321,855
10,400,858
U. S. Government
Railroad
~2
102% 102%
98
1954
1955
1951
13,102,207
Shares
1114
Jan-July
June-Deo
June-Dec
June-Dec
-Feb-Aup
to Sept. 16
Bonds
87
International
June-Deo
Jan. 1
Sept. 16
$1,240,100
112
66
125
,
85%
Feb-Aug
105
1114
Feb-Aug"
—;
Interest
Exchange
$29,410,100
Week Ended
1955
Friday
B ONDS
7,110,100
105%
100%
98'%
5
98
•
Tues.
Wed. Sept.
103
Sales
Jo
103 %
99 %
3
100%
106
98
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Total
Government
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
Shares
United States
Int'l
Railroad
Number of and Miscel.
99%
-
125
1963—,
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
A Lima
265.6
,
High.
159
97%
100
104
135
97%
99% 100
1956
coupon
Corp deb 6s ser A
Water Power 3'/2s 1964_.
"Webb & Knapp Inc 5s-debs 1974
f
143.6
153.0
309.1
183
Co—
Service
Dec
with
A7s ex
1940 coupon 1953
Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
& Chemical 6s 1973
ex
Dye
Wasatch
AS
283.5
339.1
2.4
+
155.2
312.8*
319.8
_________
Finance,
♦New
269.4
402.0
382.4*
334.7
__
Utility
Trade,
LOW
325.0
+ 0.7
425.0*
Goods
103%
194
May-Woo
Washington
,
1955—
High
Change
322.9
404.8*
Manufacturing
100
Hydro-Electric Co—
A 7s
Composite
156
91
98%
103
98%
Feb-Aup
April-Ocf
1971—Jan-July
3Vis 1970
Feb-Aug
79
103
194%
3s
143 'A
102
__
1102
198ft
& Bros 5s
Spalding-(AG)
~i
15
99
1155
1970
(Calif)
Gas
Counties
143%
170
98'A
1184
199
1978
Bouthern California Gas 3'As
Southern
14*3%
;
Feb-Aup
1976
C
E
series
United
Sept. 2, '55
325.0*
225
~
*——Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1973
series B
and ref M 3s
3'As series D
tUnited
lows for the
follows (1939=100):
1114
1981—May-Noo
1973—
3'/.s series A
*
93%
1
96
96
100
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv dfeb 1962-Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965.;
Mar-Sepf
Terni
93%
101% 101%
98%
Corp 6'As 1958
ARuhr Housing
3s
as
--
199 %
Jan-July
April-Ocf
May -Nov
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s,
1st
27
1160
101%
1998—Jan-July
Co 6s
Reading Tube Corp 6s 1971
ARuhr Gas Corp. 6'/2s A
1953
'2%s
are
year
Sept. 9, '55
100%
} 101% 104
Jan-July
Ja?t-July
April-Ocl
April-Oct
1968
1971
3s
1955, for composite and by major industry
compared with the preceding week and with highs and
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6'/2s
Public
>
groups
Non-Durable
1963
3'As
mortgage
mortgage
Piedmont
(
138%
Percent
100
April-Oct
May -Nov
1963
4%
Power
1953
Power
1st
3s
129%
125
Mar-Noo
liq tr ctfs
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1964—June-Deo
3'As
1970
Jan-July
'
—
current
3'As 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
A 1st mortgage
6'/2s 1953
England
Ohio
stocks for the week ended Sept. 9,
1114
Altalian Power Realization Trust
New
1158
1952
coupon
4
prices based on the closing prices of the common
139
Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s
47.32 Jan
48
1
1938
68.72 Dec 31
Low
134
1170
__May-Not>
7s 1935
Underground
&
High
SEG Index of Stock Prices
96%
131
The SEC index of stock
AHamburg
18
1954
for
Range
9P
81%
130
*164
Ja?i-July
1970
95
__
96%
93
June-Deo
AGesfuerel 6s debs 1953
68.05 Jan
78.50
16—_
Sept.
80.11 July 27
Low
t25
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Bank 5s 1961
debs 1967
conv
13
14
1955
High
78.49
78.49
*114
M&y-Nov
1953
coupon
Finland Residential Mtge
Sept.
Wed. Sept.
Marrelli Elec Mtg Co—
A6%s with Nov
Averages
for
Range
Closing
Sept. 12
Tues.
81
64
May
Jan-July
1956
5s
72%
73%
Jfay-Nov
1993
4s
Bonds
66.35
Mon.
series B
Eastern Gas & Fuel 3%s 1965
mortgage
40
ities
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
100
a
of N J Division—
mortgage 4s series A 1993
A 1st
Rails
(35 Stocks)
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna
Ralls
150
Jan-July
1978
trials
104%
June-Dec
A
Stocks
Over-the-Gounter Industrial Stock
68
100%
1970
series
Util¬
ities
162.26
481.56
High
60%
67
Quar-Feb
2%s
Grade
Jan. 1
Low
Wo.
juim-uck.
Chipago Transit Authority 3%s
Grade
Range sine*
Sold
High
Aug 1 1998_—
6s
Indus¬
162.27
482.90
—
Sept. 15
i»7U
rowei
Steel
Bethlehem
Boston
Pump 4s
10
65
474.59
.___
Sept. 14
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Steel
Second
Util¬
Week's Range
Interest
BONDS
First
476.51
9
12
v
10
161.39
Sept.
Sept.
Feb
•)
Total
roads
trials
Jan
,
Total
15
Rail¬
.Indus¬
Date
10
20
30
3% Mar
Jan
.3
Amer
Mai
9%
Hi Mar
3'A Mar
—
__.
Ltd
Friday
American
75
Ltd—
Wright Hargreaves
-Bonds
Feb
—1
Wood
Averages
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
are
Jun
19
Aug
103
Below
Apr
Mar
1,500
17%
6'/2
Stock and Bond
20% July
12 '% Mar
104'/2 104%
17%
100
pfd
4%%
i<f
3%
1
_
25
&
Jun
21,600
__.
__
_
preferred
Wisconsin
4%
_5
Corp
Corp
Petroleums
Wilson
5 Co
Shoe
Corporate
Bonds
Total
Bonds
$54,000
$24,000
91,000
149.000
~
3.000
105,000
12,000
81,000
$39,000
$480,000
Jan. 1 to
1955
Sept. 16
1954
4,353,550
3,560,170
165,035,664
97,663,999
Bonds
187
Domestic
$372,000
$294,000
$12,384,000
$8,812,000
160%
155%
Foreign government
69,000
156,000
64
70'%
Foreign corporate
39,000
145,000
13,241.000
2.256,000
8,050,000
131
42%
43
$480,000
$595,000
$27,881,000
$20,372,000
\
3,510,000
(1144)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, September 19, 1955
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Boston Stock
Week's
Last
American
Anaconda
Boston
Company _—
Albany RR —:
&
5%
preferred
Boston
Prop.
Calumet
Hecla
Inc
—
—
—
100
Cities
Service
—5
Co
47%
Jan
138%
Jan
155
52%
Jan
27%
230
15
Jan
195
Ry
Co___
1st
pfd
6%
cumulative
A
cumulative pfd class B
cumulative prefererd adj
57c
Co
Island
59 %
48%
14 %
1,391
%
14
56%
31
30%
54
Aug
30 % Sep
15
15
lo%
Loews'
Coal
Service
Assn—.
N
H
&
Companies
System.—.
Northern
RR
(N
Mathieson
H)
Reece
.
50
Rexall
—-—
Stone
&
Torrington
Union
Co
Twist
United
—
Drill
Fruit
.
.
Co__
U
S
Vermont
&
Mass
RR
15
May
Aug
25%
300
13
Jan
16
Jan
8c
100
3%
7c
Jan
21c
18
Feb
5
30%
Feb
1,795
1%
Jan
106
2
102
61%
217
28%
542
21%
23
38%
Jun
3% July
108% July
64% July
Feb
49 % Mar
Electric
Jun
American
Sep
Big
.2.50
9%
9%
58
7%
Jan
24%
24%
29%
350
21%
Jan
Jan
Apr
30% Aug
25% May
16%
22
3,156
13% Mar
54%
54%
56%
1,815
51
49%
52%
1,698
%
49%
57
265
113% 114
45%
126
20
55%
63%
66%
65
66
22
Feb
American Laundry
Baldwin
20
Brown
_______—______—_8
Carey
Champion
10
McLaren
Federal
Paper
Cincinnati
Gas
common
&
*
Electric
com
8.50
Preferred
Cincinnati Mill Mach
Cincinnati Telephone
12'%
common
10
;—
*
Art
Hobart
Manufacturing
&
G
•
;
•
common
*
Preferred
50
Airlines
Cyanamid
1
:
American Radiator
American Telephone &
5
Co
1
34%
Jan
8
24%
51%
50%
63%
—
180%
28%
40
Jan
Jun
52%
Jan
61
20%
Jan
29%
63%
11
23%
23%
177% 180%
3 A
3 32
20s
172%
Jan
3,503
2 Si
Aug
125
62%
Feb
60
47%
Jan
48%
22
Apr
63%
49%
14%
15
36% May
Jan
49%
115
14%
14%
16%
292
6%
12% Mar
17%
Peso
184
6%
6%
13"%
1%
14%
80
1%
1%
1,000
160
18"%
15
34%
140
160
18%
16%
60
%
232%
84
—
53%
138%.
3
34%
*
10
55%
60
31%
15%
16'A
60
33%c
5
(Indiana)
Oil
(New
♦
Jersey)
Feb
8%
Feb
4%
800
1,421
30
1,855
-
2%,-Jan
1%
4% May
Jan
28% July
7'/a Feb
200
2% July
32
2% July
95c
95c
24 %
24%
4%
3%
5
100
21
610
Apr
1%
3%
Aug
140
.u.'
94c
Jan
9%
Sep
Apr
Jan
%
Apr
May
24%
Aug
4% Aug
3% Jan
5%
Jan
3%
433
10%
10%
200
5%
Jan
42
495
34%
Feb
1
3% July
6"% May
11% Aug
Apr
9% July
7%
7%
825
7%
Aug
11
14%
15%
2,049
8%
Jan
15%
Sep
2%
2%
3,200
2
July
2%
Jan
9%
9%
7%
15
2%
9%
15
14%
29
29
29%
1
4
3,425
15
3%
50%
800
Jan
15
245
4
10%
24% Mar
31
4,180
2% July
45i
Jan
Sep
Jun
Mar
450
15%
1
27 %
27'A
250
22 %
1
5%
5%
550
9%
10%
1,585
9%
Sep
15%
Jan
16%
7%
16%
100
13%
Jan
16%
Jun
1
B
17%
10
class
17%
8
220
6
Jan
8
Sep
1 %
1%
800
1%
Jun
1%
Feb
5
16
Jan
Jan
47%
43% Mar
135
157,%
60
Jan
40
53 %
Jan
52%
53%
130'A 140'A
237
46%
Jan
360
90% Mai-
99
13%
5
Jan
19%
Jan
29% July
Mar
7
Feb
Jan
56
35%
Jan
21 %
60
16 % Mar
Jan
24V*
38%
39%
90
82%
3
54%
Jan
46%
48'A
235
31%
Jan
28
22%
22%
22%
50
39
39%
39
65
48%
28%
74
49'A
22%
54%
48%
49%
110
109%
44
106
.
Jan
17% Mar
-
15
54%
49%
-
35% May
37% Jan
41% May
10
40
Mar
Feb
Sep
24% July
41% Jun
55
Jun
54%
Sep
Sep
109% Sep
49%
75%
Jan
56%
56%
17
50
Jan
59%
62%
60
50% Mar
62%
20%
20%
20%
103
40
39%
40
122
48%
136
48%
5
140%
141
18%
1
Jan
37% Mar
43% May
106%
Jan
Jun
(Un)
Co
3,125
6%
&
Tel
Co
(Un)
Corp
& Co.
Ashland Oil &
(Ill)
7%
Sep
Jan
116%
Jun
Sep
80%
Apr
28 %
23%
24
1,931
20%
Jan
32
675
22%
Jan
195
38 % May
63%
Baltimore & Ohio RR
Petroleum
Bros
Corp
preferred
Basin
Bendix
Oil
3
5
23%
415
188
177% 180%
180 %
1,938
Aug
Aug
78% July
22
May
45% Feb
63%
Jun
Sep
15% Mar
12%
Jan
93 %
Aug
26% Jun
57
Aug
187% July
173
Jan
A
31 \
28,707
3
Aug
3U
Sep
75 %
33i
75 Va
795
63
Feb
75%
Sep
a64 a65 %
334
41%
Jan
69
860
48
Jan
400
36% May
14% Jan
3
a65
«
78%
81
48%
48%
15%
a
15%
14% al5%
222
al43%
125
40%
1
2.90
8
41%
104
6%
1,857
14%
50
—100
840
51%
305
2.90
6%
40%
6%
40 %
145
13%
__
144%
41%
.
1
Co
9
23%
13
(Un)
3%
3,950
a
988
:
8
8%
840
10
common
Instruments
Aviation (Un)
13
Jun
33% July
44%
Sep
84% Aug
48% .Sep
16%
Feb
*
Co__
Beckman
48% May
141
740
a97% a97%
1
(Un).
53%
4%%
379
9%
a54% a55%
5
| Bankline Oil Co
Barker
63%
al4 al4%
9%
10
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton (Un)
Bandini
a
29%
50
(Un)
Manufacturing Corp
4% Mar
70»/4
9%
—25
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
(Un)—50
Atlantic Refining Co
(Un)
10
Atlas Corp (Un)
5
Avco
Jun
98 %
25
(Un)
Jan
10%
a40 V4 a41%
*
(Un)
Ref Co
Feb
1.40
Jan
10
24
-
Steel
7%
High
30
Mar
330
al4%
—100
22% July
85c
112%
32
a41%
5
(Un)
112
a67% a71 %
all2%
•
(Un)
(Un)
Barnhart-Morrow Consolidated
Jun
7%
6%
12%
10
(Un)
Power
Corp
Sep
21
Apr
41% July
144% July
30
1
(Un)
Smelting & Ref
Armour
83%
Jun
alO
*
Rights
Armco
30%
3,200
alO
*
.
(Un)
American Tobacco
American Viscose
Corp
Anaconda Co. (Un)
Sep
July
Co
Motors
American Tel
Feb
49
1.05
American Potash & Chemical class B_*
Radiator & SS (Un)
*
46%
,
a23
1.00
American
American
87%
62%
140%
Jun
31
Sep
25% Jan
a22%
"
.
Lew
a23
,—1
Dye (Un)
Cyanamid
American
42%
74% May
37% Feb
82%
28
40%
Sep
24% Aug
161
Jun
&
Range since Jan
High
1.05
1
Pictures
Mfg
American & Foreign
Sep
71% Sep
140% Sep
(Un)
Airlines Inc
Can
Shares
Low
Broadcasting Para Thea (Un)—1
American
for Week
1
Artists
'American
Sales
Range
of Prices
10c
Chemical
Amer
Sep
Sep
84
Jan
4
—
Allied
249% July
68% Mar
18
15%
Corp
Corp
Alleghany Corp
Aeco
24% Aug
42%
50
25
15
-
Week's
Last
Par
American
65
__
Standard
15%
—5
July
Feb
21%
♦
Oil
May
;May
5
3%
Friday
17%
31
15
5
Brands
13%
1,120
3%
Sale Price
Allied
38%
__
Standard
Standard
Sep
871
5%
1
Allis-Chalmers
21%
•
_
15%
—5
Screw
Sep
30%
♦
_•
Co
19'A
1%
1
Distributors
Feb
38%
*
Socony Vacuum
Jan
800
5
Sep
16%
1%
7
Jan
510
1 %
1
L
Jan
3%
9%
Jun
42
—
9
,
19
210
1
Products
Sep
12% Mar
7%
1
Feb
7% Mar
139%
2%
2
29%
4
...
9%
-
1
Shirt
39%
30%
*
(new)
Reynolds Tob
Jan
10
Tube
60
15% Mar
57
87%
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair
2%
"7%
STOCKS
92% Aug
Jun
71%
86%
Corp
Republic Steel
4%
2,703
Jan
3%
Sep
Sep
35% July
56'A Sep
Jan
84
87%
50
21
Jan
71%
*
Oil
common
Manufacturing
May
161V4 Sep
Mar
84
*
Radio
5%
________—_——10
Metal
——
31 %
200
229% 234%
Inc
RR
19%
14%
*
Spring & Axlei.
Manufacturing
45% Mar
583
30
Pepsi-Cola
66%
35
47'A'
58%
42%
110
22%
46
26%
5
29
130
30
__
600
19
5%
2
1 %
16% May
50
90%
1
Central
Jan
21'A
—
National Lead
1,620
2,171
6
7%
common....
Paper
8 % Apr
24% Mar
May
104'A
43
87%
15%
•
Co
Sep
__1
—
Admiral
22%
—
46
Jan
.1
60
58'A
89%
6
13% July
60
55%
__
5
&
7
2%
9%
19
..1
W)
Wayne
46%
—1
Metal
United
35% Mar
Jun
!
Ward
(H
Aug
7 i ,Sep
2
Sep
9% Aug
7
300
Sep
54
3 6'A
91% Mar
2
.10
54
Aug
900
9%
16%
18%
__1
Products
Sugar
Sep
47% Aug
2,772
._1
—-
54
32
6
2
1
—
Sep
Feb
15%
5
Cash
Motors
Jun
17%
4%
7
1
Chemical—
conv
Udylite Corp
Sep
77'A Sep
82% Aug
48
5
;
&
Sep
37%
4%
1
Oil
604
12%
Jan
12% May
33 %
6
5
57c
100
443
1,242
26% July
14% Feb
9% Aug
6% Jan
130 % 139%
5
Studebaker-Packard
3 32
14%
5
Glenn L Martin Co
44
1
Manufacturing
Standard
Jun
14%
10
Greyhound Corp
International Harvester
International Tel & Tel
Lorillard (P) Co
44
Raisin
Sheller
187% July
48%
7
Co
34"%
Rockwell
Sep
27
Jan
80
5
Kodak
54
Clemens
Rickel
Jun
77%
-1
Federated Department
Stores
2,904
54
preferred
River
% July
75%
31%
General Electric
General Motors
17%
54
Pfeiffer Brewing
Prophet (Fred B).
Jan
53
79 %
•
Chemical
36%
16%
——
Peninsular
Sep
Sep
90
26
36%
16%
2
National Electric Welding
Parke Davis & Co
Jan
107%
140
*
Pont
Southern
Jan
31
61
23%
10
Dayton Pr & Lt Co
J
16%
77%
25
Curtiss-Wright
R
39 % May
91
Feb
79%
25
Service
Pennsylvania
60%
24
1
!
City Products
Columbia Gas
Montgomery
60%
•
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Pure
Jan
Jan
973
52
36%
13,271
3,731
34
Screw
6%
12%
10%
1
Motors
Mount
175
20
Scotten Dillon
13
_
Pacific
York
Jan
43%
„3
tJ.
Burlington Mills
New
May
Sep
98
Sep
54% Aug
40
Aug
295
39
Jun
780
9%
10
Corp
Motor Products
9
1
Benguet Mining
National
52
Jan
20%
9%
135
1
Industries
Michigan
39
5
i
Bethlehem Steel
Eastman
39
52
67
„
23
Lansing Stamping
Aug
10
:
Co
Manufacturing
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Du
39
90
Jan
32
321
1,633
32% July
92% Aug
Brewing
Masco
4% July
46
50
150
42
43%
105% 107%
27%
28%
Feb
Jan
27'/a
50
51
38%
74%
Jan
7% July
25
22% Aug
2% Jan
Jan
_—
25
•
Avco
Dow
4%
673
19% May
1% Feb
23
Drug ___—:.
Kresge Co (S S)__
Kysor Heater
Apr
50
(new)
Ashland Oil
Canadian
28%
10
Telegraph—100
Anaconda Mining
&
8
39
98
360
242
Kinsel
29% July
104%
82"% Mar
136
37%
38%
3di
Tobacco
Armco Steel
Armour
4%
50
105 %
61%
768
1%
54
Mfg
July
29 %
90'%
Lakes
Rudy
•
American
Rights
American
4%
10
90
Jan
22%
21
Sep
1%
Motors
Kaiser
Stocks—
Stores
American
Cities
■
10
common
Unlisted
88
Feb
23%
99% Aug
6
65%
July
51
30
Aug
35% Apr
62
July
27
23
Howell Electric
60
27
631
98
39
98
*
Postage
Allied
4%
60
55%
65%
88 %
—*
Kroger
Rapid
53%
29%
Jan
Feb
122
4%
29%
41% Jun
37
50
28
28%
101% 102
8
Gibson
S
28%
60
28%
*
Picher
Formica Inc
U
55 %
10
50
Eagle
P
28%
100
Cincinanti Transit
Dow
—
26
22%
pfd__———10
Hoover Ball
&
Bearing..—____
10
Hoskins Manufacturing common
2%
Houdaille Hershey common
—__3
High
Jan
26
--3
Wood
Goebel
24%
Sep
Mogul
Higbie
173
Sep
23%
2% Mar
1
Ex-Cell-0
Apr
Low
31%
31
Jan
____—___________—~5
Trailer
1
Jan
73%
High
30%
Jan
7%
3.50
—
Manufacturing
Corporation
82%
Range since Jan. 1
21%
15,376
87%
Eaton
63% Aug
Shares
520
23%
23
Detroit Steel
Great
29%
19%
90
Sep
Sans
29%
J
1
Feb
1
High
%
2
2,395
—__——_-5
Mfg
Edison
43 %
Low
4 %
10
Detroit
Range since Jan.
High
—25
Jun
General
Shares
Paper
60
Jan
for Week
4 %
5
Davidson Bros
Continental
for Week
of Prices
Erass
Sales
Range
Motors
Consolidated
114
49% May
Mar
104
90
Range
60
-
Exchange
23%
—2
_.
Sep
Exchange
Week's
^
Low
31 %
Jan
4%
1
&
Burroughs Corp
Chrysler Corp
50%
39% Mar
1,442
Aluminum
60% May
54% Mar
Jun
Products.—
Markets
Briggs Manufacturing
25% July
26 %
22%
52%
Par
60
Exchangft
of Prices
Low
1
Metal
Bear
Bohn
Jun
84
25%
47
Mar
592
30
24%
2
10%
Last
Par
Allen
23%
Sale Price
53% Mar
$3,250
Week's
Sale Price
Gemmer
'
Jan
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
30%
Cincinnati Stock
■
82
DETROIT
May
145
Fruehauf
■
Sep
Aug
Midwest Stock
Detroit Stock
Mar
Jan
lb%
344
Gar
.f
60
63
Feb
130% Mar
4,127
32
66
Jan
Last
41% May
127
Jan
14%
Jan
Friday
July
115% Sep
Telephone: WOodward 2-5525
Jan
STOCKS
Jan
95
Ford Building
1
64%
81%
American Stock
Detroit Stock Exchange
14
8
13
Members
New York Stock Exchange
100
12.50
...
Jun
Jan
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
300
100
J ail
13%
110
58
15%
27%
25
65%
Aug
60
58
1998
Jun
18
56% May
23
50
Co
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Woodley Petroleum Co
59%
64%
64%
—1^V2
59% Sep
Jan
9
23 % May
129% Aug
17% Mar
78
60%
5
16%
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Cincinnati Transit 4%s
1%
•
w
20
BONDS
1%
25
Smelting Rfg & Mining
2
28%
Jan
100
27%
5
Co
98%
63%
106
—•
(new
114%
9
Jun
19%
2%
*
United Shoe
Machinery Corp
U S Rubber Co
U S Steel
*
—-—
84% July
6% Jan
Sep
20% Mar
4
15
56%
5
180
32
—
—
Westinghouse
2
,
Association
Webster ,Inc
5
27%
8c
25
Co
5
16%
17%
137% 138
27%
111% 114%
Jan
13%
5
_
16%
Carbide
Union
30% Aug
61% Jun
18%
100
—__
_
Folding Machine
Drug Co
Shawmut
22%
Jun
63%
100
Pennsylvania RR Co
Quincy Mining Co
105
124% 127%
—50c
Chem
Aug
299
16%
16%
Toledo Edison
Feb
5
1
Norbute Corporation
Olin
56%
84 %
138
5
42%
110
9
Feb
81
15
25%
Jan
52% Mar
27%
25
Sep
2
>
49% Aug
63% May
20
RR_
14%
71
15
100
Hartford
Sep
2,184
-1
_
Y
%
53
53%
1,
New England Electric
N E Tel & Tel Co
N
Jan
60%
*
60
1
59% Sep
48% Sep
9%
60%
,
National
35 % May
52%
Corp.
Racing
46% May
75
52%
Theatres —25
Lone Star Cement
Corp —10
Mullins Mfg
238
15
50c
Corp
50%
-JO
1
High
15% Mar
30%
Boston
Narragansett
10% Jan
1
Co
Copper
50
15
———
50
since Jan.
Low
Sep
30%
5
50
Range
High
Aug
30%
•
——
Creek
40
130
30%
*
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Kennecott
Jan
Mar
1
Eastern SS Lines Inc
First National Stores Inc
General Electric (new)
Gillette
29% Jan
34
56
100
Sep
27% Sep
60
Sep
113
%
___100
cl
May
15
48%
100
6%
Low
61 %
26
130
13%
—100
St
Jan
27
12%
10
Mass
363
13%
Jan
57%
—————*
Eastern
172%
13%
10
Copper Range Co
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc
Aug
493
120
,
&
*
—
RR
9
(Ohio)
Shares
Studebaker
187% July
83 % Aug
24%
—100
——
Personal
61
——100
Boston & Providence
234
3,019
Oil
for Week
of Prices
Sunray Oil
1
High
55 V* | 60
38%' 38%
^5
RR
q !i/a
Standard
Range since Jan.
Low
147% 149'/2
60'/2
61%
—--1?0
—.
Maine
Shares
nv/4 iso%
78 Vs
80%
180%
-50
Boston Edison
Boston &
•
Par
High
q
9%
~i_100
Sales
Sales
Range
for Week
Low
5
Week's
Last
Sale Price
of Prices
Sale Price
Motors Gorp
Tel & Tei_
STOCKS
Range
Par
American
1G
Friday
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
SEPTEMBER
21%
25%
1,495
50
43
43
100
21c
21c
1,500
9%
1
/
20c
1
%
5
a51
12%
133
Feb
Mar
34% May
41% Feb
6%
12
38%
2.45
7%
15%
Jan
Jan
17%
133
40%
Sep
47 %
Apr
8%
"Apr
24% "Mar
July
51% Aug
3% Jan
Aug
13 % Mar
Jan
Jan
25%
39
Mar
41
15c
Mar
43c
Apr
11%
Jun
24%
9%
276
a21% a22Va
138
19%
a51 a51%
124
47% Aug
9
Jun
Mar
57
Sep
July
Jan
Feb
Jan
-Mar
Volume
Number 5465
182
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Par
Consol
Benguet
Mining
(Un)
Bishop
Oil
al61V4
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12%
32c
32c
35c
22c
Jan
17
17"%
934
11%
235
55% May
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Budget Finance Plan 60c
t
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Atlantic
Canadian
Pacific
Carrier
Corp
\
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(Un)
(Un)
Chicago
Milw St
Preferred
Paul
i
Co
2
25
(Un)
16%
16% Mar
10
Jan
July
3%
Sep
__
22%
22 %
530
22 »/4
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30%
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25
16%c
(Un)
10
a27% a27%
12
23%
Feb
25%
31 Va
258
221/2
Jan
31 Va July
28%
401
30
5
27% Aug
Sep
29%
29'A
29%
475
24%
Jan
32
Feb
87%
88
859
74'/4 May
451/2 Mar
88
Sep
1% Sep
5% May
43
30
2%
58
Jun
53% Aug
•„
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615
va
•
Feb
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Mt
Diablo
Co.
Feb
55% July
25% July
24%
a4%
50
4%
Jan
125
25%
Aug
29%
30%
Jan
63%
National
20%
1
2
3,700
216
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800
43%
Jan
56 %
Sep
24
346
21% Mar
25 %
Jan
29
350
18%
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29
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10
46 %
Feb
68 %
Aug
1,724
192
7%
7%
48%
Apr
2,222
a58 a58%
bu'2
5%
Jan
94% Aug
Jan
55 %
-
National
Theatres
Inc (Un)
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Clinton Foods Inc
Colorado
Fuel
Columbia
'
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Jun
9% Mar
Norclon
Corporation
Norrls
North American
Northern
Ry
Aircraft
Occidental
^
'
.
of
Records
Deere
&
Co
Douglas
Dow
Oil
Jan
6%
45 %
Jan
52% Aug
5%
red
Aug
30 %
5c/(
red
class
50%
20
Dresser
du
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(E
Sep
76 %
Jan
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92
76%
Jan
11%
505
10%
Jun
11%
6 9'/2
691%
1,290
42%
Jan
76
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125
67%
Jan
82
Jun
39%
Jan
40c
Jan
—
*
1
295
9% July
•14%
Feb
69
181
194
57 %
25c
•
(Un)
Sep
Paramount
de
,
Airlines
Nemours
Inc
Eastman Kodak Co
a7%
25
7
July
9%
Jan
a23
275
16
Jan
24 %
Aug
6%
Jan
9% May
167/8
16"%
540
14% Mar
18% July
a36% a37%
140
32% May
37% July
a71
599
b4 v8
May
89 %
5
5
5%
3,700
4%
Jan
a57V4 a58»/4
66
Feb
7% May
43% Mar
58%
48
48
403
38 VB
Jan
48
common
Oil
El
Paso
Natural
..Electrical
15%
15%
225
13%
Apr
17
Mar
a228% a234%
297
159 %
Jan
a48% a49%
137
37%
Jan
(Un)
__
5
(Un)
Gas
—
1
.1
Erie
_3
Jun
249% July
Railroad
&
Phonograph (Un)
(Un)__.
Co
Pan
American
World
_*
45%
45%
&
Merchants
Stores
Bank
class
Co
1.65
100
Lines
460
__
5
Inc
__
Co
Inc_
Exporation of Calif
13%
1,055
Jan
14% July
12%
601
10
Aug
17% Mar
25
14
Mar
16%
Jan
24%
Apr
May
1%
Aug
23%
580
1%
1%
Corp
Motors
(Un)
Corn
Public
200
1.65
1.70
Telephone
General
Tire
Gimbel
Bros,
1
1.60 July
3,500
460
Pfizer
(Chas)
&
Co
460
4.25
Pullman
Pure
Incorporated
Oil
Co
RKO
McBean
Co
(B
F)
(Un)_.
RKO Theatres
Lakes
Oil
Corp
RR
Feb
Feb
Republic
Pictures
Greyhound, Corp
Gulf Mobile & Ohio
Hotels
Hoffman
Homestake
Honolulu
Hunt
460
44% Mar
Sep
140
134 140%
International
International
13
5
Nickel
__
41
3
(Un)
Paper
(Un)
Tel
Tel
Intex
Oil
&
__
a74
__
__
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Oil
49V2
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420
33% Aug
24
Jan
July
431/4
Jun
46Va
996
39 Va Mar
75%
602
701/4
a65a65%
80
57% May
72 y4 Mar
36'% Aug
41
46%
Sep
77%
Jan
Jun
__5
Sep
43%
720
83% July
10
9%
10Va
1,060
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53%
54%
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■
91 Vb Mar
4%
140 Vb
Jan
38 Vb
37
45
51 %
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25
25% May
700
May
2.55
28
28%
200
20%
41%
41%
254
39
26c
34c
27,050
a74
a74
60
62%
62%
308
Sep
July
63%
Jan
Aug
Jun
26% Aug
Jan
Feb
74
31%
45
22 Va May
34%
Feb
27%
501/2
Feb
Aircraft
Safeway
Stores
^___5
73Va
,
Jan
63
Jan
67
Aug
51%
j
35c
Jan
2%
700
2
2%
4,014
44
44
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450
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170
36%
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254
63 %
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Jan
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Sep
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3,800
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Jan
51% Aug
July
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Jan
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Apr
92%
Sep
22% Mar
10
Aug
80
100
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Apr
87% July
1.10 May
125
7%
14c
18c
31%
Jun
9
Feb
4%
38%
-
974
Inc
Socony-Mobil
Solar
(Un)
Jan
Aircraft
Southern
Calif
4.32%
preferred
preferred
4.88%
Calif
Southern
Company
Pacific
Railway Co (U11)
Oil Co
Standard
Oil
(Ohio)
Stanley Warner
Swift &
Sylvania
a84% a84%
67% July
Texas
20c
Textron
35Vb
Jan
40% July
Tide
Jan
73% July
Trans
50
60
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192
88
30%
31
1,417
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Apr
Jan
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50
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Jan
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,
Oil
Assoc
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Jan
33I/2 Mar
Transamerica
Sep
10%
Jun
Tri-Continental
80c
Mar
41
fa Sep
54% Aug
25%
200
52 %
604
50
24%
50
25% Mar
Corp
27%
Jan
28% Mar
579
34%
Feb
35%
14%
21
Mar
64
July
793
51 %
45
76%
27 %
174
23 %
25Va
25 %
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92
60
27
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Jan
Jan
Mar
Jun
38% Mar
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Jan
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176
43% Mar
394
109% Mar
348
43 % Mar
50
Sep
21V4
Feb
19%
19%
1,237
19
July
29%
495
27
Jan
10%
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Jan
Jun
872
23
300
45%
46%
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226
42% Mar
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49% Jun
106
July
42
390
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380
12%
Jan
20%
Jun
123
24
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Jan
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25 % May
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Jan
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143% July
Sep
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1
Film
53 V.
May
24%
50%
1
Co
98i/4 July
2,135
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Century-Fox
40 % July
92%
29%
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Jun
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10
Jan
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91
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Feb
Apr
27%
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Truax-Traer
Feb
26%
35%
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Twentieth
Aug
18% Aug
45Va Jan
Jan
20 Va
2
Sep
31
Sep
61
27 %
7.50
Airlines
109
50
50V4
62%
common
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Jun
385
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Mar
Aug
49% Mar
374
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Mar
38
56'/2
29%
384
20%
*
(Un)
65
69
4
1,207
56%
20%
10
Prod
Sulphur
World
Jan
91/2 Apr
12% Mar
30 %
20%
5
(Un)
(Un)
(Un)
American
Water
Jan
Jun
25
Electric
Gulf
Jan
July
Jan
7
9%
9% May
18% Jan
10
(Un)
Company
102
74%
1,435
15
Packard
Co
100
Jun
11%
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Mid-Continent Oil——
Sunray
75
9'%
35
11%
25
(Un)
Inc
615
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Feb
Jan
11%
♦
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
Stone & Webster
Studebaker
(Un)
of Calif
(N J)
7,263
27'A
35
—50c
(Indiana)
32%
Sep
21% Aug
30% Mar
27%
1
Sperry-Rand Ccrp
Oil
162
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__
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22%
5%
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Service
Oil Co
25%
Sep
3
5
Southern
Standard
22% May
315
2
Southern
Standard
324
3%
52 %
__
25
(Un)
Public
Sep
25Vb
19 %
pfd class A__25
Petroleum
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Sinclair Oil Corp
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26
176
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40
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28
235
65
89'/2 Mar
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52,700
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555
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Sep
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3114 July
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Jun
150
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45
2.95
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Feb
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421/2
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590
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10% May
55
43%
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43%
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596
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7%
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79% Mar
50%
18c
225
80c
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50%
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7%
198
8
400
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34%
__
38%
8
8
893
42%
32%
__
38%
__
1
49
July
10c
Laughlin Steel (Un)
47% May
236
44%
*
5%
preferred
Sapphire Petroleums
33 %c
Co
Jones &
Jan
38% Mar
75%
__
Warrants
Jade
Jan
18 Va
105
36%
Sep
32%
•
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46Va
22%
780
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31%
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48%
Sep
41%
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28
98% Aug
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Aug
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86
25
49
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26%
7% Aug
200
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Jun
43
107
90c
47
3,984
5
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(Un)
21%
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36% Mar
alOl
1
51
123
*
RR
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Rice Ranch Oil Co
34
230
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Central
50
220
Texas
Illinois
17%
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6/ff Aug
Sep
May
1,094
St
44%
1,131
8
50c
Hupp Ccrp
147
Jan
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41
9%
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Sep
53%
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542
129
55 %
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Jan
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5
Corp
10
13
9%
57
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246
Feb
Apr
July
53%
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__
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Mining Co (Un)
Oil
Foods
145
6 Va
Feb
47%
9%
370
509
3
_;
10% May
-
53 %
41
59%
25
Electronics
1,395
Jan
1
41
59%
__
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Holly Development
12%
Jun
29
29
•
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2%
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B (Un)—10
Rheem Manufacturing Co
1
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729
1
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37%
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28
Reserve Oil & Gas
Standard
Hilton
1,579
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22%
Ryan Aeronautical Co__
37
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Hancock Oil Co class A
41
Sep
37%
25% Aug
6
al00
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Jan
37
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(Un)
28
100
Jan
28 %
10
Gulf Oil Corp (Un)
590
28%
134% 136%
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64% July
Jan
29
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Jan
700
50c
(Un)
52% Aug
12 Va
12%
12%
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Republic Steel Corp
13 Vb
31%
_10
(Un)
20% Aug
40%
1
(Un)
23%
30%
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Chemical
&
Great Northern
Jan
44% July
34% July
28%
50
Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)_*
Republic Aviation (Un)
Jun
181
—1
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Graham-Paige Corp
(Uni
30 V2
13
28%
33%c
(Un)__
Aug
May
2,767
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__
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10
23%
10
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Apr
140
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20 %
23
5
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400
16
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__
5
&
58
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__
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(Un)
Pictures
Richfield
Feb
—5
Co
923
879
50
Phelps-Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corporation
Phillip Morris & Co (Un)__
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
828
5 %
7%
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30%
2,295
(Un)___
21%
47%
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&
321/4 Aug
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305
.
201%
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21
220
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Good Humor Co of
Great
20 %
1,403
____1
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Goodrich
10%
7
5
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57
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54
2
:
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Jan
1
General
General
41
7
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General Electric Co (Un)
General
517
55%
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Sep
10
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Trailer
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80
12
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Foremost Dairies Inc__
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Fruehauf
Jun
226
22%
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Flying
'
12
5
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Fedders-Quigan Corp (Un)
329
;
52%
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Pictures
(J C) Co (Un)
Pennsylvania Railroad (Un)
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Rockwell
Fitzimmons
Flintkote
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57%
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1
Radio
Farmers
45%
__.
Eureka Corp (Un)
Exeter Oil Co
*
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ElectroData
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__
___10
(Un)
62
19%
4
4'% Mar
51% July
37% Jun
34
52%
100
common
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Sep
10c
(Uni
2% Sep45% Mar
62
*
Radio
Eastern;
18c
17
19%
25
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a68%
5
1,100
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29%
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2,100
6%
Aug
July
a7%
45
&
Western
56%
50c
;
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Tel
5% Mar
34
—
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52%
a69%
1
Pacific
Pacific
Jan
3
52%
common
20c
Mar
2.80
25c
2%
—
25
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56% Sep
35 % Jan
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341/2 July
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463
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&
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1,000
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25
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Aug
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20
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235
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12
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160
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56
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33
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559
1,885
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54
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38%
50
76 Vb
23%
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1
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41
20 Va May
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31% May
31
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242
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42%
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29
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Cities Service
380
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__
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24% July
1
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88
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25
627
1.90
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1
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30%
1.90
1
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27%
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18
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24%
100
1
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25
_
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23
1,835
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Chicago Corp
(Un)
,
48
Jan
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—
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Merck & Co Inc
Feb
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Petroleum
Jan
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6%
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RR
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1%
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—
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16
STOCKS
Range since Jan.
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Co
Black Mammoth
SEPTEMBER
Friday
Shares
50c
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
ENDED
for Week
of,Prices
Sale Price
WEEK
Sales
29
29 Va
5
859
Sep
13%
Jan
Apr
22 V.
Aug
26% Mar
81 y«
Jan
10% May
19%
0
Kaiser
Alum
Kaiser Motors
Kennecott
Kern
&
Chem
33V3C
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1
Corp
(Un)
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2%
50
31
'
Jun
5
May
129% Aug
59 Ve Apr
U
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Industries
Union
Oil
Inc
Carbide
Union
Co
Union Pacific
United
Libby McNeill & Libby (Un)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co (Un)
Lincoln
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Lion Oil Co
Lockheed
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__
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7
25
69%
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70
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1.25
1.30
3,400
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1.50
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U
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Co
267
46Vb Mar
70%
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45%
1,297
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75
40% May
17% Mar
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21%
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340
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10
402
53%
54
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24
146
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67 % May
:
10
33%
33%
150
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34% Mar
5
49
49
280
40% Mar
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5
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Oil
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of America
40%
__
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35 %
Jan
48% July
90
Jan
Jun
60
59
60 Va
3,056
41% May
60 Va
Sep
10
83
82%
83%
1,135
65 %
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83%
Sep
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260
18
Jan
231/2 July
1
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14%
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RR
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&
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Jan
47
Apr
37
38
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1146)
...
Monday, September 19, 1955
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
i
Last
Us Angeles Stock Exchange (Cont.)
stocks
Range
Friday
Week's
Sale Price
Par
Warner
West
Pictures
Bros
(Un)___
Kentucky Coal Co (Un)
Western
Air
Lines
Western Union
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
Wheeling
Steel Corp
Williston
Wilson
Wool worth
York
W)
(F
Zenith
High
Feb
20% Aug
Mar
25
Aug
18
Jan
24%
Jun
General
Finance
>414
23
Aug
28%
Jun
General
Motors
a29
165
64%
64%
65%
1,050
a58% a58%
__
24%
Jan
63
Aug
Feb
General
Feb
J2%
83
Gibson
52
Aug
58%
Apr
Gillette
(The)
jan
430
Apr
Glidden
Co
12
100
11%
50%
50%
203
4fi% May
52 %
July
a22 a22%
140
21%
27%
Jan
—1
•
Mining Co
Corp (Un)—„
376
4c
3,000
126%
70
4c
*
__
a
124%
3,300
99 %
99%
10c
a
14
Jan
Sep
71%
Jan
4c
Jan
97%
Feb
Apr
Last
Par
Abbott
Acme
Laboratories
Steel
Admiral
Allied
Allis
——v
Castings——
(Un)
Corp
1
Laboratories
Chalmers
American
American
Co
1
Machine & Foundry
Motors Corp
American
Rad
American
&
Tel
American
& Tel
—7
(Un)
Co
Dev
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(111)
com
&
Sons
Foote
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(E
(Un)_4--
36,400
3
Aug
8%"
200
6
Mar
Jan
Knapp
15'/a
1,900
12%
Jan
17
Jun
Koppers
8%
1,800
2%
6%
1,300
6
12
Jan
24% Mar
57
Jan
65
2%
Jan
25%
26 %
750
25%
Jun
31% May
50%
300
46%
Aug
57%
1%
1 Va
2%
—
.
—
20%
18%
1%
19,400
1
May
150
21
Jan
25
18 %
700
16%
Jan
22%
Apr
2,300
24%
Jan
30%
Sep
2%
21
20%
2%
21
21
1,500
100
600
100
600
22%
18%
1874
2,800
29 V8
100
34%
57
2 %
Jan
Aug
Aug
20 % Mar
22%
400
18% Mar
22%
Sep
100
23 %
30 %
Jun
1%
34%
13/4
Jan
34%
343/4
100
55%
55%
100
51%
513/4
1,000
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300
1% Sep
29% Jan
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51%
23%
•
2
2
Dow
Lines
Jan
27
27
27
250
8% Mar
26
Jan
27%
27%
100
563/4
1,200
2374
.
974
24 Va
400
150
64 % May
65%
Jun
16%
Jan
29%
Jun
17%
Aug
21%
9%
140
974
140
90
87%
90'/a
61
58%
300
23"%
Apr
42%
Jan
56%
Sep
21
Feb
25%
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of
Jan
101% May
12% Jun
80
117%
Jan
150
2,100
66 %
Jan
47% May
Jan
61
Sep
26%
35%
Jun
900
33 %
41
38
Sep
38%
200
33 %
May
45%
Jan
31%
31
31%
850
26
Mar
Jan
16 V4
32 %
16
16%
3,100
Feb
47%
Apr
17%
25
Jan
34%
46%
47 %
1,300
38% Mar
47%
54%
54%
56 »/2
50%
650
46 % May
50%
600
46%
58% July
50% Mar
74
200
63
74
9%
fv 73
9%
40 %
8
9%
40%
8
600
9%
100
37%
78% July
Aug
14%
Feb
Jan
48
9% May
24% Aug
37%
37%
100
Jun
36%
200
31% May
33% Jan
38
20
1
37 %
900
32
Jun
40 %
Aug
Sep
Mar
6%
16
Jan
39 %
36%
40 %
Hio
27 %
27%
150
20
5
57 %
58
500
43 % Mar
27% Sep
58% Jun
20 %
21
400
20
Sep
23 Va
14%
15%
300
13%
Jan
17
Mar
300
157 %
Jan
246
July
21
15
232%
l
232
48%
235
49
200
10
80%
81%
5
50%
50%
6
13%
14%
500
1
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Auto
footnotes
17
10
23%
14%
16%
9%
x23
14%
17
10
400
700
600
36%
Jan
1
page
45.
35%
1,000
31% Aug
58% Jan
41%
Jan
85
j
113%
85
100
113% 113%
29
83%
Jan
1,200
23%
Jan
31
1574
300
12%
Jan
15%
29
Sep
200
28%
200
10
50%
49%
5074
1,100
5% July
32 % Mar
50%
Sep
3974
3934
41%
2,600
30%
41%
Sep
41%
—
41%
100
39
July
45% Mar
23%
-
21%
237).
100
21%
Jan
24 % Mar
20
2174
750
15%. Jan
22% Aug
127% Aug
125
125
4
Va
100
99%
Jan
200
38
Jan
3%
600
2% Mar
4
4%
2,500
3% Mar
56%
'
53 %
3%
__
1
56 3/4
100
56%
3%
33/8
100
2%
52
15 Va May
7
Mar
2,400
23
Sep
11%
Jan
1,500
3
Jan
1,500
9%
Jan
13
18 %
18%
500
57%
1,300
2%
41
2,500
5
10%
10%
600
8V4
Jun
5% July
5 Va Apr
56%
Sep
Sep
4 % Mar
Jun
Jan
11 %
May
157/a
Sep
22 74
Apr
21
21%
400
*
18%
Jan
common...
22 %
43
Apr
41%
44
32
Jun
48
Jan
69%
6934
69%
300
6%
63/4
100
7%
preferred
Lion Oil
Lytton's
Marshall
Martin
.»
(Henry
Marquette
C)
Cement
Field
&
(Glenn
Medusa
&
Co
1
Mfg
Co
L)
Portland
10
(Un)
1
Cement
15
4
Mickelberry's Food Products
1
South
Miller &
$1
Inc
10
Min
Mississippi
Missouri
&
Mfg
River
*
Co
400
37%
200
303/8
2,400
100
x71'/a
Feb
6%
Jan
Jan
37%
43%
Feb
75
Jun
17
May
2
20%
Sep
15%
550
13
Jan
32%
500
30%
Jan
9'/a
6,950
3%
700
16%
8%
109V2
28%
48%
7'/a
21
73/8
1083/4 109%
28%
29
88%
4574
49
25
——
87
67%
20'/a
20%
800
Sep
Jan
32%
15%
1,200
10% Mar
7
Jan
Jan
Jan
May
24
1
35
9% July
July
9% May
79%
27% Aug
30%
42
Aug
53
23
May
34
25'/a
600
87
88 J/4
1,600
53%
54%
300
28
29
73%
Feb
Jun
Mar
22
500
1,200
Sep
Feb
16 %
600
.
Jan
8%
23% July
61% Feb
15
8%
—
5
70%
Jun
711/2
15%
20%
—
*
Inc
82
27
4%
43% Mar
3274
15 Va
15%
10
Cement
80%
50
20%
— —
12.50
Fuel
Portland
Mfg
1
2,300
5
37%
2974
1
:
...
Minneapolis Brewing Co.
Minnesota
82
10
common
preferred
—
*
Utilities
Hart
prior
5
"
—
Co
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Meyer Blanke Co
Middle
15%
2
Co
57
Motor
Special
cl
conv
Company
Napco
A.."
Feb
Sep
—
...50c
115
Jun
Jun
July
Jan
Apr
88 %
Sep
44% Mar
60 V*
Jun
31
26
Jan
29
Industries
Inc
1
5
9%
5%
400
5
Aug
9%
10
Container Corp
1
20%
23
National
900
Cylinder Gas
19%
1
20%
20%
300
19
5
21
21%
200
20 % May
200
National Distillers Prod
National Lead Co
National
Jan
Jun
Tile
&
5
Central RR (U11)
North American Aviation (Un)
Oil
Co
Oklahoma
Sep
17% Mar
10
Sep
26% Aug
14% Aug
6% July
Gas
Chem
Corp
3% Feb
Jun
17%
20% Mar
Feb
21%
22%
17,500
17%
17%
17%
2,400
69%
69 %
72
29%
(Un)
30%
23%
prior
preferred
Jan
87 Va
Sep
Jan
45%
Sep
Jan
12 Va July
Jan
49
7%
32
July
47%
Jan
72
24
Feb
32% July
13%
Feb
16
Sep
Jan
1774 Mar
23 Va
16%
Jan
17%
Sep
55
Jan
73
Sep
31
Aug
Aug
20%
Jan
51%
100
44%
Jan
52% Aug
34%
400
32
Aug
37%
Jun
24%
Apr
23%
23%
300
22%
60%
200
50
Mar
18
17
Jan
Feb
64% July
18%
700
16%
15%
16%
200
15% July
23
16%
16%
100
15
Jun
22
16
16
16%
350
15%
Jan
18% July
7%
12,700
24%
1,500
25
7%
7%
800
22%
600
17% Mar
24% July
46
46%
300
36%
Jan
49
43%
Jan
60
61%
35%
35%
73%
76
42%
43
5
38%
38 %
39
Quaker Oats Co
5
33%
33%
33%
RKO Pictures
1
8%
Richman Bros Co
River Raisin Paper
National
Paper
Roebuck
•
Jun
100
8%
Jan
200
387's
Jan
700
3474 May
2,100
30% Mar
8%
300
1,000
49%
500
17%
17%
18%
2.300
53
54%
2,200
2.50
9%
9%
26%
7%
Jan
8% May
37% Jan
10
Jan
43
Sep
41 %
Jun
3374
Seji
9% July
11%
Aug
55 %
Jun
25%
Apr
1,200
17% Sep
41% May
7% Jan
40
48%
49
2,200
26%
27%
1.200
24
Mar
Jan
54%
Sep
10%
Jun
49
Sep
class A
31
Mar
5
14%
14%
100
10% Jan
1474
5
Stockyards
Co
Jun
78
53%
49
64% Aug
43%
5
10
Jun
May
35% Aug
10%
9%
30 %
70 % May
%
48%
Jan
Jan
100
10
:
Co
&
8
8%
500
15
4,500
10%
1
*
Spring & Axle
Public Service
8%
*
Drug (Un)
Reynolds iR. J.) Tobacco class B
July
28%
22%
75%
Co
25 Va
24
3
Corp (Un)
Jun
27%
12.50
RKO Theatres Corp (Un)
Radio Corp of America (Un)
Jan
9%
22%
1
(Un)
Jan
Jan
Va
24 %
Pure
common
5
Jun
22
22%
50
1
Sears
55%
51%
Potter
Co
(The)
Public Service Co of Indiana
Regis
Sep
Jan
16%
33%c
(Charles) & Co
Phelps Dodge Corp (Uni
Philco Corp
(Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Louis
23
23 7V Jan
2374
33
60%
1
—5
common
Pfizer
St
11% May
*
Co
convertible
Rockwell
May
2
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Co
1,500
Jan
Aug
Apr
2
Peabody Coal Co
Oil
900
7
Sep
774
34%
51%
5
B
Sangamo Electric Co
Sclienley Industries (Un)
Schwitzer-Cummins Co
Jun
21%
7.50
69
17%
100
1
St
12
15%
>
11% Sep
Jun
15%
12
(Un)
Patterson-Sargent
5%
200
4,250
5
Co
Natural
900
69%
31%
10
Pan American World
Airways
Parker Pen Co classs A
Class
48
68%
29%
5
(Un)
Olin-Mathieson
46%
68%
31%
*
Manufacturing Co
Edison
100
1
Northwest Bancorporation
Ohio
50
11
•
Northern Illinois Gas Co
Northern States Power Co—
Ohio
87%
44
11
10
North American Car Corp
Northern
Illinois Corp
Oak
81%
44
1
Mfg
New York
(Minnesota)
87%
5,400
lo
National Standard Co
Rexal
2,800
13
__
57 74
•
1
Raytheon Manufacturing
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
4%
18%
Jan
Jan
common
Jan
23%
3
6%
Jan
Feb
11%
2%
Sep
35% July
574
♦
University
81%
Jan
4%
3
Sep
Sep
5%
10
16%
May
14%
65 %
113%
57/4
1
54
13%
10%
64%
87% Aug
100
30%
28%
1
30%
15%
,
"
5
—
68% Mar
4%
—II5
2
see
34 V4
8.75
(Un)
43
11%
2.50
Contract
34)4
Sep
13%
St Louis
Transportation
General Box Corp
General Candy Corp
Sep
Jun
Jan
15% Mar
Jan
Jan
300
700
10
Amer
For
Mar
8
5
General
Jun
23
(Peter)?Brewing
Gen
14%
May
50%
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
Fox
Apr
92% Aug
22%
America Inc
Dairies
Sep
39% Aug
1,600
I "5
~~2
—"—10
—~1~25
Foremost
Four-Wheel.,Drive
Jun
2,500
———1.5
Brewing Corp
Flour Mills
87% Aug
29 %
9
2,000
Jun
Mar
25% May
38
1,300
National
11% July
27% Apr
55%
Phonograph (Un)__5
Falstaff
50
89%
3
41
1
Eastman Kodak Co (Un)
Electric Controller &
Mfg
Emerson Radio &
17
41
Motorola
35
10
Inc
17
19% July
67 %
23
68'/2 May
28% Jan
Jun
61
~__i
Air
Aug
18% May
I6V4 Aug
35%
35%
343/8
Drewerys Ltd USA Inc
Du Mont Laboratories Inc
(Alan B)—
Class A
10c
Du Pont (E I) de
Nemours (Un)
5
Eastern
Feb
58%
1,350
*
*
Co
ikVz
300
3,600
400
Sep
Jan
24
200
25
Chemical
750
21
2,000
Montgomery Ward & Co
1
Corp
18'/a
67
19%
Sep
Feb
Jan
39
Apr
*
common
18'/a
33
300
Feb
30%
800
11%
56%
9%
Jan
67
21
18%
Sep
3V4r Jan
27%
15%
30%
700
2974
—
18%
150
1574
36%
34%
,_1
Co
1,800
33
89"/a
2%
40
I
Co
200
73/8
Va
Jan
11%
15
5
Match
183/4
6
15
2%
Jan
293/4
Curtis-Wright Corp (Un)
Edison
1874
33
Jan
7uly
15%
26%
1%
98
Manufacturing
14%
4
21% Mar
200
93%
Detroit
Jan
7
Muskegon
Aug
Company
9%
(Un)
Muter
38 %
Cudahy Packing Co
700
37%
33 Vac
Extension
Apr
Jan
34%
—
Salle
Apr
1,000
Corp
28% Aug
13
7%
—
*
:
Laclede Gas Co
63%
38%
Crane Co
35
Jan
Libby McNeil & Libby
Lincoln Printing Co
Lindsay Chemical Co
63%
29
-
La
Aug
3874
Corp
Co
50
11%
«
America
Jun
Aug
25%
38%
1
Development
Monarch Co
53% July
'
l
Co
&
&
Modine
200
38%
Dodge
Jun
28
2,800
Diamond
July
22'/a
4,000
&
21% May
23
65
Deere
Feb
34%
29%
21%
Motors
Aug
3%
21% Aug
Jan
19%
Continental
Apr
66
16% Mar
65
of
47%
16 % Mar
26%
Cement
Jan
Mar
28
—
—
1%
23 %
19%
Power
Apr
23%
29 V8
Corp
Sep
23
29 Va
—
10
3%
18%
•
—
61
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co_«
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR_.12.50
Chicago Towel Co common
<=
Chrysler Corp
25
Apr
1,600
61
25
Jun
5.000
61
*
Sep
9%
8% Apr
2,300
30%
1
40%
3%
46 %
5
Jan
Mar
14%
3
28%
10
34 % May
8
•
Consolidated
27
27
700
33%c
com
Kropp Forge Co
♦
Container
100
1,650
28%
12%
27%
85%
—10
Katz
Oil
Sep
6% Aug
42% July
3834
29J.4
27%
29
*
Light
Light (Un)
Kio
common
Consumers
Power
89
X28%
-
•
Kimberly-Clark Corp
44 %
•
common
4% Mar
574
38-%
Sep
16% July
36%
7.50
—
&
Sep
30%
50c
(Un)
Kansas
Power
Feb
46%
1
Edison
City
Aug
Ry
Commonwealth
Kaiser Alum & Chemical
Kansas
49%
49%
_____50
Inc
(Uni
Co
16%
62
IP
Preferred
Co
Light
11% Mar
Chicago
Coleman
&
36% May
$3 convertible preferred
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
Columbia Gas System
2,100
—
■
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
Jones & Laughlin Steel
(Un)—
200
62
'
10
Inc
Power
1,500
13%
26
25
Service Co
Cleveland Cliff's Iron common
Cleveland Electric Ilium
6
5%
30%
Jan
38 '/a
Johnson
6 Va
62
15
Cities
61% Mar
3.50
15 Va
14%
10c
Northwestern
400
Jan
Jan
37%
5
Interstate Power Co
49%
6%
...
1
(Un)
Tel
&
'/a
29
89
3%
•
Drug Co
Kennecott Ccpper Corp
7%
88
Feb
12.50
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Chicago Com common
Tel
Jan
Jun
5
(Un)
International
Feb
9% Mar
88
1374
26
Sep
•
Interlake Steamship Co
International Harvester
Sep
77
1,100
2
89%
7%
82%
15%
1
Co
62%
13%
*
common
—.1
Development
Steel
47%
700
29%
...20c
Corp common
preference
Foods
Sep
Sep
Jan
—...2.50
—
Certain-teed Products
Clinton
3\]
15%
•
Co—
International Mineral & Chemical
International Nickel Co (Uni
International Paper (Un)
Iowa
24%
15%
10
300
5
Central & South West
Corp
Central Illinois Pub Serv
Central 111 Secur
&
187% July
10
1
1,000
10
common
conv
Jan
Jan
1
4Vz'/c
preferred—
Celanese Corp of America
Centlivre Brewing Corp
$1.50
173
Inland
Apr
8%
5
Corp
Corp
Feb
Jun
25%
J)
Pacific
13%
27%
100
:
Super Corp
Canadian
35%
700
5
Brothers
Jan
9
Aug
21% Mar
1,700
5
Company
Burton-Dixie
25
600
Sep
1274
10
Works.
Co
300
63%
40'/a
Corp
Gear
L)
500
Jun
12%
:
Min
Fisheries
45,%
39%
—50c
—.
Corp
Concol
Carrier
32% July
3,000
A
77
29
*
_
Manufacturing Co
C
Jan
22%
1274
13
Burlington Industries Inc
Burroughs Corp (Uni
&
Jun
40'A
3
Borg (George W) Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
Butler
29
300
1
com
RR
Products
14%
1474
3
(Un)
Aviation
C
Jan
1,300
3
Co
Steel
48%
*
L
Bendix
Budd
Apr
4
Manufacturing Co
&
July
61% Mar
10
Belden
Brach
11
80%
>
2 >/a
30%
1
1474
1
Co
Inc
3'
—.1
common
7%
49
5
Bastlan-Blessing Co
Bruce
Jan
38% May
48% Mar
1,400
—.10
80%
7 Va
79
Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Brad
75
;
.
80
Manufacturing Corp
Booth
3 3*
6
Refining
24
177% H OO O
77
5
Refining common
2nd
preferred,
conv
Benguet
27%
9%
9Va
23%
—50
common
Automatic Washer Co
Binks
27 Va
180%
25
class
Products
Bearings
63%
9%
—
__:
Ashland Oil
Avco
2,600
10
Co
Warrants
$1.50
400
314
Cooper Mining (Un)
&
30 %
41%
62%
—
5
100
Armco Steel
Athey
24
30
62%
5
Stand San
Tobacco
Oil
Anaconda
Atlantic
10% Mar
41
_—
Armour
Jan
23%
30%
10
American
Amurex
7%
21
Co
American
Rights
550
2,400
2374
—.12.50
Cyanamld
Central
Industrial
Jan
!
Theatres
Can
Brick
30%
7%
2
633/8
29%
1
Brewing Co
Illinois
Aug
Sep
—1
Co
Organ Co——_—.1
Illinois
21%
36
2«/a
25
(G)
300
Broadcasting
Paramount
American
Corp
23 %
68%
(Un)
Oil
23
1,850
51
Aug
Feb
Indiana
1,100
500
1,000
24'4
1
Cooperage class A__——♦
Greyhound Corp (Un)_____—.3
48%
1.900
44% Mar
24 J/8
*
Bros
32% May
974
87
May
23%
1
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock——
Lakes Oil & Chemical.
Jan
47
May
39
Jun
26
71
64
200
Aug
40 % Mar
9%
600
66
600
45%
87
41 '/a
20
500
68%
Sep
Sep
81
20
4234
9%
12%
Jan
32'/a
*
Feb
16% May
Hupp Corporation
Huttig Sash & Door
Feb
Sep
45 % July
May
7%
16% May
22% Jan
Co..—
Harnischfeger Corp
Jan
37
350
H)
Stores——
Hein Werner Corp......—
Heller (Walter Ei & Co new
High
9,700
40%
10
Great
Low
600
12%
300
Greif
Range since Jan. 1
41 J/4
17%
Helleman
High
8
87
3/4
12
20
Hammond
;——20
Mfg
American Airlines
Shares
7%
40
•
140%
19%
Sep
for Week
5
Jun
89% Mar
17%
42%
— —
■
Jun
19
2,500
62%
31%
*
—
Aluminum
Alleghany
42%
10
Corp
Advanced
—8
Co
56%
Jan
63
Sep
Sales
oi Prices
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STOCKS
Week's
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Signode Steel Strapping
Sinclair
Oil
Co
Bend
Southern
Co
Southern
Pacific
Spiegel Inc
Standard
Oil
of
N
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Trav-ler
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Carbon
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18%
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59% Mar
200
37% Mar
48%
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American Airlines Inc
2,000
2% Aug
4%
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Amer
Jun
American
233/8
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American Cyanamid Co
Jan
American
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64
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200
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Duquesne Light
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Jan
103/u May
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408
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Kodak Co
Apr
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5
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Apr
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28
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9
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Eastman
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130
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July
20
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50
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Sep
19%
35%
41%
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54
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Sep
11% Aug
18%
35%
255
2,421
47%
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49% July
11%
54%
1,034
1
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453/4 Mar
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6%
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Colorado
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49 %
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21%
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Clorox
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3,081
19 %
32%
Jan
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123/b July
37 %
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10
16
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25
Chicago Mil St Paul RR com (Un)_—9
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100
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25
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10
Jan
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50
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26% Mar
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62%
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Sep
29%
80
48%
9
141
9%
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common
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Service
Reading Co
Power
Jan
200
3
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89% Mar
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230
20
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$1.40
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9%
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10
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115
50
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg.—.
Potomac
9
2,976
29%
34%
15
10
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Pennroad
28%
15
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
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129% 141
1
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common
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International
139
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671
10
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63%
1,092
33
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Aug
45
48
455
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July
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383/a May
41%
623/8
110
Dry Ginger Ale (Un)
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd—
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41%
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Jan
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California
Aug
1
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California
Apr
25
33 Vb
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63%
Calaveras
July
1.80
Jan
3U
46%
18
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435
64%
5
10
Pfllamha
Sep
30%
77%
5
1
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4% Aug
3 s/8
Jun
75
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24 3/a Mar
4%
29 Va
3,"V
28% Mar
Aug
Jan
30
21
22%
64 %
Budd Company
1875/a July
3% Sep
23% Aug
34% Jan
2,600
64 %
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Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Feb
24%
64 %
Borg-Warner
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58%
23%
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3
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Boeing. Airplane
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Jan
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1
Sep
75%
64%
—
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68%
327
54%
—
120
391
1,055
115
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Bishop Oil Co
Blair Holdings
Range since Jan.
93% Mar
113
70%
177% 180 Va
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Bethlehem Steel
for Week
Jun
23 %
5
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Beckman
Sales
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Low
__
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Week's
of Prices
10%
115
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(Un)
Baltimore & Ohio RR
Beech
Jun
Jan
73/8
113
64%
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Avco Mfg Corp (Un)
Aug
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Jan
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Refining Co
Corp (Un)
Benguet
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29'%
Mar
29
77%
20
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Coast Line RR._
Atlantic
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Par
243/4
553
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22% Aug
52
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52% July
16% July
24
10
Friday
__
413/8 May
120
35%
1
Jan.
High
Low
50
(Un)
Atchison Topeka &
223/4 Mar
34%
Co
Armco Steel Corp
Jun
Range since
High
25
(Un)
Louisiana Gas
Arkansas
Sep
1G%
Jan
Shares
25
(Un)
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
July
66%
31
Co
Corp
(The)
Anglo Calif
Feb
38
64%
31
31
Viscose
Armour
for Week
of Prices
—
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Anaconda
30% May
64%
Sale Price
__
100
Rights
American
15% Mar
23
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American
Feb
Sales
Range
a93/4
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Jan
63/a May
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22% Aug
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Jan
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10
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273/4 Jan
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29
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Sep
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63
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100
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63
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10
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Whirlpool Seeger Corp
Woolworth
503/a
Jan
10
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Whirlpool Corp
Yates-Amer
Jan
25
Corp
Wisconsin
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8 5/8
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Wieboldt
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143% July
24'%
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Western
common
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Industries
Co
Glass
States
42% May
106% Jan
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United
Air
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Jan
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74
16% July
3% July
13
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135% 141
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27
1
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30
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Jan
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34%
3.33%
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1,900
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28%
29%
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25
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49%
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200
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July
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5
21% Mar
27%
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10
Jan
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May
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of Prices
Low
10
Supply
223/4 Aug
10 % Jan
100
92%
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28 %
34%
2
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5%
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63
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62%
23%
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Mar
50
27%
1
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62%
18%
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49% Mar
500
1,000
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1
Jan.
1
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Trane
62%
11,200
25%
10
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Power
1,300
*
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Co
20%
15
Machine
Texas
20 %
25
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Texas
20%
(Un)
Stuaebaker-Packard
&
400
2%
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Railway
Swift
27%
2
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Storkline
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Sundstrand
27
(Ohio)
Stewart-Warner
Sunbeam
63
1
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Standard Oil Co
Standard
Service
of Indiana
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57%
61%
._
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21%
56%
63
50c
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57
9
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5
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5
16
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15
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Works
(Un)
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SEPTEMBER
for Week
1
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Socony Mobil Gas Co Inc
South
ENDED
Friday
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Sep
Sep
July
40
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1148)
.
.
.
Monday, September 19, 1955
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
SEPTEMBER
ENDED
16
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San Francisco Stock
Friday
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-
STOCKS
Sale Price
STOCKS
of Prices
Low
Par
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Gladding
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1
—
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190
29
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10
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81
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81
—
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62%
__
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8
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43 Mi
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i__
Pennsylvania
Aug
88
Mar
Jan
12%
__
25
25
16
Aug
45
87 74
302
(Ind;
Apr
20M4 May
11 Ma
45
42
877a
35 Ma
common...;
(Un)___
73% May
127
6 78 May
974 July
4474
Brands Inc
1,278
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Paramount
Standard
88
com
Pacific
Spiegel Inc
8714
__
Pfd
wTel
j
Aug
3574.3574.
Standard Oil Co of California-
575
7 Ma
>
5274
50c
Standard Oil Co
18%
900
b>
34%
(Un)______
Service^
Public
Apr
8
1st preferred
Rights w
Preferred
Co
Jun
7
Aug
8
pfd
red
Railway
9%
2114
814
1014
4474
___;
12c
1
Lighting Corp
Southern
Co_____!
35 74 Mar
18%
Jan
7%
10%
2574
(Un)_____
76c
1
Sugar Plantation
re<*
4.50%
Pacific
Pacific
30%
20%
Sep
38%
35 Ma
_____
Apr
__«
,
red preferred
red pfd series
Co
Southern
Southwestern
__
7_ 7a
July
A_—25
Sperry Rand Corp__.
5
Coast Aggregates
Pacific Gas & Electric
common
6%
1st preferred
5%
Southern
Sep
167a Aug
ser
Sep
Pacific
5%
Feb
3774
Jan
20
Feb
May
33
Sep
Ju:y
_5
pfd
Petroleum
Apr
__
45 74
65
200
1
64
_25
Co
3c
87%
3574 Aug
221
34Mi
Feb
46%
to
iUn>
48c
.
1st
Gas
Calif
21
__
5%%
Calif
preferred
10,629
1
Inc
6%
43 74
Jan
1,275
7314
__
(Un)__»
_____
101,500
1
(Un)
Southern
Southern
30Ma
90
36%
34
25
:
24
Aircraft
Products
Aug
4.48%
5M4May
100
36%
5
11c
8
____
Olaa Sugar Co (Un)
Olln Mathiesen
Chemical
Pabco
Apr
91Ma
pfd
21% Aug
8Ma Feb
9i3o
Sep
___—15
com
51c
Ohio Oil Co
Paauhau
25%
Conv
200
__
_1
Edison Co
(Un)
24
Power
Oahu Sugar Co Ltd
Oceanic Oil Co
Corp
590
a33
48%
12%
;_2
10c
System (Un)
Investment
Oil
6%
9/4
40 M4 Mar
__
___'7 Ma
A
48c
(Un)
Aviation
Sinclair
22%
a33
41
448
__
__2.50
Co—_——
614
__
244
48%
__
2.50
10c
(Un)_
Co___
574% preferred
Northern Pacific Ry
Northrop
Jan
May
52%
48%
__
______.___1.40
Southern Calif Edison Co
4.327c preferred
Jan
14
52%
10
51c
(Un)
American
511
Apr
54Ma
73l'a
p .10
10
Norris Oil Co__"
North
16
Oil
2214
__
—
(Un)_8
(Un)
RR
1514
—
2o 74
377
1,883
20
preferred
Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
Feb
1
Electric
Mohawk
5,039
Sep
18Mb
54Ms
..
5
plO
com
Mining Co
Central
Niagara
37%
*
33% May
36 Ma May
24% July
24% Mar
Sep
17 %
417*8 May
17-Ms
10
,
July
75
1,318
36
51
(Un)
Signal Oil & Gas Co class
Apr
24
.426
36
July
2 1Mb
1,044
91
30%
10
com
National Distillers Products
New
2514
91
Aug
33 Ms
__
10
24Ma Aug
27Mt Mar
130
24%
l
Fibres
National
a37'/4 a39!4
220
27
16%
Cement
Ward
Auto
17% Mar
29%
___l
.
Mindanao Mother Lode Mines
M.J M 4 M Oil Co (Un)
Monolith
__
_10
Co—_
South
40
8
Co Inc (Un;__
Petroleums LtdJ
Middle
681
365
a34% a35%
25
(Un)
&
Merrill
a38%
45
23%
1
Co
Frank Co
Menasco
Merck
1
8
(Un)___
Glenn__
Navigation
Meier &
__
,__5
_______
______
Bancorporation
2214
8
__
43%
22'4
__
8
Jun
36
Aug
5314
__5
______
May
52
55
55
Jan
3474
__
Petroleum______50 florins
San Mauricio Mining
Schenley Industries (Un)
Scott Paper Co____
Sears Roebuck & Co
Shasta Water Co (Un)
23% July
128%
49%
—
Jan
26'/4
Sep
800
Jun
—.——_—
36%
15
707
__
1
Dutch
30%
Jun
745
__
774
Bros
113
4814
49M4
36% a36%
3874
38%
3414
Roos
Apr
78Ms Aug
1714
(Un)__25
Royal
Jan
Jan
a
__
1
3574
41
a36%
1
87:.%
8614
10
Macy & Co (R H) common
Magnavox Co (Un)
A
5814
50%
_
Lockheed Aircraft
class
90
8614
Libby McNeill & Libby__
Loew's
Co
May
,
R K O Pictures Corp 'Uni
Shell
Salt
Cement
290
__
Corp com__33!4c
Corp__
Kansas Power & Light (Un)
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)
Kern County Land Co
Leslie
,
983
.
10
Motors
&
/TT
(Un)
R K O Theatres Corp (Un)
Jan
3014 July
57c
Kaiser
Kaiser
.
Corp of America
39
49%
(Un)
Feb
5774 May
40
St
Johns-Manville Corp
fc>ep
40
113
__
Jun
15 74
Jan
a38% a38%
a85
30%
♦
77+4
8%
a64% a64%
3014
113
70% May
162
__
a84
a84!4
714.
Jun
1,506
1514
__
38%
(Un;
(Un)__
7%
76
1414
647a Aug
' Jun
43
*
109Mi
__
Co (Canada)
Paper
International Tel & Tel
Oil
1
.—
Harvester
Nickel
International
Intex
(Un)
Feb
5
Riverside
Idaho
Sep
47a
(Un;
& Realty Ltd com
8
Rayonier incorporated new com
1
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)__
5
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
10
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
——.—1
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)_
8
Rheem Manufacturing Co
1
Richfield Oil Corp__
8
Jan
(Un)_—,__12Ma
July
Sep
2.40
Co
Hunt
3574
500
Mar
(Un)—
Ry Equipment
Sep
Holly Development
Mining
655
6%
74%
__
36
6%
■
49
16 Mi Mar
■
.
,
Hancock
1
High
495
Pullman Inc
Sep
Radio
Hilton
Low
61
35%
__
20
Range since Jan.
Lligh
Pure Oil Co
3% Mar
36Ma
Co
Shares
5914
__
-_3
Pioneer Mill Co Ltd (Un)
Sep
Petro.eum
for Week
Low
1214
53%
5,128
3
Corp
Par
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
PhiJco Corp common (Un;
83% July
7% July
150
4414
High
Jun
Range
01 Prices
Sale Price
6114
248
8
——
21
Last
1
__
1
8Ms
874
480
5%
Feb
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
SEPTEMBER
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Abltibl Power
4 M2 7o
&
Paper
common
8
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
"20
Sugar
common
8
Class A
•
_
Agnew-Surpass
16
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale
Funds
Week's
Range
L
Low
Par
Sales
Algoma
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
1
Aluminum
High
3 6 Ma
36 Ma
37
7,050
26
26%
Jan
26%
26%
500
37 Ma
24 Mb
Jun
13
27
13
135
874
Jan
15 M2
July
Feb
25
7 Mb Mar
Aug
8
25
25
50
7%
300
23
Steel
91
8
112Ma
Aug
Mar
574 %
Co
2nd
of
preferred__25
27
100
Can 4%
107%
preferred
Anglo
American
Explorations—
Anglo
Canadian
Pulp
Anglo Can
Argus
Corp
Tel
Co
Ltd
pfd._!
4%%
1
common
8
for Week
Shares
87
Range since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
91 Ma
6,442
49
Jan
92 Ma
111 117Va
7,943
6974
Jan
117Ma
Sep
26%
Sep
27
205
26
Jan
27Mb
Jun
10774 108 74
185
106
Apr
109%
Jun
13 74
1374
20)
13
Aug
14 M2
55
55
55
120
53 74
Jan
55M2 May
5274
53
660
47
Feb
53
—
50
8
Range
53
,
.
pfd___
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Lew
8
Aluminium Ltd
Range since Jan.
High
7%
Pri^e
24
•
Jun
Aug
Est
quotations
on
through
Exchanges
our
Canadian
affiliate which has
direct
from
a
private wire
coast to coast.
Jan
74
2 4 74
25
1,805
21
Feb
25%
preferred
50
5974
5974
59 Ma
200
53
Mar
60 Mb
Aug
Corp
Steels Ltd
8
43%
43
44
1,291
Feb
46 Ma
July
8
18 74
18
8
63 M2
$2.40
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
Class B
all
Canadian securities.
Orders bandied on all
Canadian Stock
74
Asbestos
Atlas
Shoe
Bell
Brazilian
30 Broad Street
Tel: HAnover 2-9250
Teletype: NYl-1979
American
British
American
Oil
Columbia
Elec
4%%
Columbia
page
45.
Co
64
S?p
47%
48 74
1,0^5
38
Jan
53
Apr
5 1 74
5 1 74
5174
7,427
45 Mi
Feb
52 Mb July
8
7%
7%
8
7,173
pfd
8
Apr
26
26 M2
130
8
30M4
'30V4
31%
4,641
97
9674
97
130
al06
al05
al06
10
104
Mar
52
52
1.282
50
Aug
340
'51
Telephone
52%
21%
Jan
9% Mar
28
July
25% Mar
33% July
92 Ma
97
Jan
Sep
10674 Aug
52
Sep
52
52%
Jan
54 Mb Mar
5474
54%
115
5274
Jun
54%
8
1 474
1 3%
1574
33,925
8%
Jan
_8
34Ma
34
34%
1,034
25
4 9 74
4 9 74
50
50
Products
—
—
15 M2
Sep
Sep
24% Mar
37% July
610
43
Jan
50 V8
11
May
15 Ma
Feb
6M2
Jan
8
al4
al4
25
♦
Products
7
100
__50
Forest
Ltd class A
B
2074 July
48%
Jan
52
British Columbia Power
British
13 Ma Mar
58%
100
Co 4%
preferred
Columbia
Building
see
Note
common.^
preferred
British
695
8
preferred
Class
footnotes
Bank
Power
preferred
474%
Bruck Mills
For
Light &
British
5%
NEW YORK
Traction
British
'474%
1,275
64
Apr
25
Telephone
W. C. Pitfield &
Co., Inc.
18Va
63 74
32 Ma
5.00
5.09
300
8
46
4674
790
4
Ma
74
Jun
42 Ma
Feb
47
Jun
Sep
Number 5465
182
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Calgary
Range
Canada
Cement
$1.30
preferred
Canadian
&
Canadian
34%
71
43% Mar
74%
Sep
Penmans
9
844
30
53
32
53
Apr
Feb
35
Jan
33%
35
Sep
Placer Development
Powell River Company
1
23
58
56%
58%
2,496
40
*
62
62
63 %
*
1,371
47%
59%
59
60
2,326
44
Mar
101% 101%
12%
14%
190
100
Jan
33
33
20%
Feb
40
July
Power
13
13
1,140
13
Jun
14
May
Price
31
31%
3,072
25
Jan
32
32%
800
29
May
1,210
27
Jan
34
July
30
Jan
39
Jun
•
34
34
common
&
36
30
29%
29%
100
Cellulose
*
Canadian
Canadian
Petrofina
Vickers
3,025
8% July
19
9
Jun
Series
A
Series
26%
200
20
Apr
31
17
Jan
75
105
Jan
330
3
Jan
34%
34
34%
6,477
28%
28
26%
28
4,729
17% Mar
*
36
36
37
1,030
30
*
89 %
89%
89%
50
8%
•
17 %
*
9%
*
Textile
".
35 %
6,470
30
5,125
18% Mar
57c
__25
&
Steel
;
common
preferred
Dominion Steel
Rights
Du
1,623
55
37
17%
17%
17%
19%
of
80c
1.05
12%
12%
24%
24
*
8
__»
31%
31%
*
Sec
30
*
29 %
com
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd__
Electrolux Corp
Estabrcoks
(T
Foundation
Co
Fraser
Ltd
Co's
of
Aug
17%
Apr
29
Feb
% July
105
Feb
July
41% Mar
Jan
17% Mar
15
Apr
20
Feb
Aug
42% Aug
17,058
80c
Sep
10,570
10
Jan
13%
24%
925
23
Jan
24%
5%
•
Power
8,322
6% Mar
12
140% Mar
1,225
30
30
340
29
29%
35%
25
Jan
31
1,077
24% Mar
30
1,798
33
Jan
80%
1,000
11%
Jan
22
100
22
Sep
General
Steel
Steel
24
24'/8
3,321
27
25%
27
845
22% July
17% Jan
27%
Jun
34%
35
5,315
25
Jan
36
Aug
31%
31%
1,230
27
Jan
111% 111%
155
110
Mar
115% 115%
20
112
Jan
_•
31%
111%
__100
5%
preferred
Lime
9
29
9
56%
Mar
Smith
$2.00
10%
125
7
May
48
Mar
180
101
9
Apr
11
Jan
10
100%
Aug
105
Mar
266
101
a53 % a53%
'
52%
Jan
53% July
9%
80
Paper
a53%
43%
42%
44
2,200
29%
Jan
47%
Jun
6J
60
60%
885
52%
Jan
61 %
Jun
*
common
Husky
40%
40%
50
Oil
42
6%
52 %
(Geo)
69
70
9.00
9.00
175
41%
41
41%
5,718
Canada
common'5
12%
12%
12%
4,620
;
£1
7%
7%
7%
1,400
55%
55%
58
1,740
106
106
50
Corp
--
■
common..*
$4.50 preferred __—__—______—100
Inland Cement preferred —__—±.—10
i
International
6%
Tnt
Nickel
Canada
of
International
Paper
International
Petroleum
Co
7.40
Jun
18
16%
Utilities
Public
Labatt
Lang
Service
Limited
& Sons
Lewis
7.25
Jan
9.85
35% Mar
42
10% Mar
7
49%
Feb
7%
Aug
61%
Jun
102% Mar
Jan
Jan
83%
83%
84 %
8,306
55
793
80
107 % July
18
Sep
Apr
4
17
107
111
31
&
58
Jan
104
Feb
106
Sep
May
28
Feb
Jan
54
Jun
15
15%
2,770
1,330
25
63
63
IOO
1,760
9,300
8
22%
Jan
Jan
Aug
Sep
86
Aug
111%
Jun
49%
50%
60%
60
60%
39"%
39%
10
45%
45
46 %
770
39
51
51
450
46%
Jan
59%
61
1,131
50
Jan
64
45
45
July
45
80
43
Feb
49
Aug
Toronto-Dominion
10
Canadian
Last
Par
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo-Nfld Development Co
Auto Fabrics
Products
Class
Ltd
17c
pfd
Burns
&
Co
Sep
13%
Sep
Feb
t
5,901
14%
Jan
12%
12%
13V4
300
11%
Aug
4.90
4.90
5.00
600
3.00
Canada
&
Canada
*
22
21%
22
4,135
__9
77
77
77
20
._*
24%
24%
24%
1,135
17%
17%
100
13
7
8%
13,400
6
a 71/2
105
6
5
100
Malting Co Ltd
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian
Candn
Internatl
Inv Trust Ltd
Canadian Marconi Company
Canadian Power & Paper Inv
Silk
Westinghouse
Products
Div
Ltd—*
a7%
A_*
5
class
Sec
L)
(R
5
Ltd
25
1.00
100
a30% a30 %
39%
55
1.00
A__*
6
14
May
19
July
13% Sep
5.00
Jan
Feb
27
Jan
17%
8%
Sep
Jan
15%
Jan
Mar
68
23% July
80% Mar
9
Feb
Sep
4
Aug
10
Jan
55
Aug
70
Jan
Feb
20
1.15 July
Aug
34% May
41
Jun
18
Mar
39%
40
al7
al7
25
16
Jan
56
56
55
54%
Jan
1,350
6,040
July
75c
*
Corp
31
Aug
82
Jun
24% Aug
31
Dominion
Engineering Works Ltd
Dominion
Magnesium Ltd
♦
24%
25%
—*
23%
23i%
150
13
Mar
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd.*
37
37
110
33
Feb
38
Jan
50
82
Apr
92
Aug
Dominion
Suare
Dominion
Fanny
Corp
Woollens
*
&
Worsteds
Fleet
Motor
Foreign
Co
of
2.00
100
28%
28 %
75
Power
Sec
22% Mar
2.00
1.95
1.95
2.00
1,000
_•
A.
155
143
155
2,876
100
a50
a50
Ltd
Corp
*
30%
Jan
Journal
Publishing Co of Ottawa Ltd.9
Canadian
30%
Apr
Lowney Co Ltd
25
July
26
*
class
Can
a94
2.00
1
Manufacturing Ltd
Ford
a94
_*
Candy Shops Inc.
Farmer
Jan
Apr
1.80
Jan
29%
Jun
26% Aug
2.75 Mar
28%
Sep
2.80 May
Jan
155
Sep
May
60
Feb
Jan
14
51
44
50
12
9
100
7
Mar
18
Jun
5
Jun
250
Aug
Hubbard
Felt
25
415
13
15
a20
a20
90
11%
12
700
11%
Sep
13%
Jan
20
100
20
Aug
26
Jan
Melchers
Jan
13% Aug
18% Mar
22
July
10
10
125
8
Apr
10
Feb
26%
26%
27
1,400
18
Jan
28
July
*
42 %
42%
43%
1,527
26%
Jan
46
a24
July
10%
10%
100
a?4
75
10%
9,160
9
Feb
110 110%
110%
340
101
Mar
45%
2,825
33
Jan
44%
17%
17%
235
a4:50
a4.50
50
27%
27
27%
26%
27%
2.50
18%
19
1,620
_*
a23%
a23
a 23%
310
3P
28%
34%
17,097
47
47
23
325
18%
155
*
*
Weaving
22%
16
Ontario Steel Products—.
19
May
7.00 July
Feb
27%
Sep
Jan
27%
Sep
Mar
26% Mar
26
35%
Sep
Mar
Mica
of
-
5
11
11
11%
160
10
Pow
*
com—13.50
200
205
30
131
17%
17%
17%
575
9%
Jan
18% July
all
all
3
9%
Feb
12% Aug
_____
Co
Ltd
Canada
Ltd
Royal Rice Mills Ltd
Ltd
2.00
100
66%
235
48%
Jan
71
40%
420
31%
Jan
41 % May
11%
11%
100
10% Aug
*
Ltd
34%
Canada—
1st preferred
cum
Quebec
Telephone
(Can)
Co
Bros
27%
Jan
3.30
Feb
53%
53%
55
22%
22%
22%
2,215
28%
28%
29%
200
45.
Feb
Mar
53%
Jun
35
Sep
4.20 Aug
Westeel
67c
pfd
Oil
Pipe
(J
Hotel
July
29%
Sep
16%
330
15% Mar
17%
13
13
125
10
May
13
Sep
100
150
153
80
140
Feb
155
Aug
232
232
100
203
Mar
242
Jun
Pen
al.30
al.30
58
*
47%
47%
48
1,870
49
49
50
375
Line
Canada Ltd
Canada
Ltd
Aug
25
Jan
150
*
la.
Corp cla^s A
Products
Windsor
55
Apr
19
51
16%
40
(L E)
Mar
14%
16%
39
39
39
50
65c
Jun
95c
41 %
Jam
49
45
Jan
53% July
41% Aug
27% Mar
Sep
July
52
53
150
16
16
16 %
2,090
11% May
16% Aug
*
Ltd
23%
23%
24
2,190
21%
24%
Breweries
Ltd
26
26
5
Ci__
*
8
9
38
39
*
50
50
9.55
110
8
Ltd
10%
Manufacturing Co
Feb
*
*
Co Ltd
Ltd
25
40%
23%
5%
Apr
Apr
Feb
Jan
54
26%
8%
Sep
Jun
Sep
Sep
225
28
Jan
56
Aor
50
-
35
Feb
50
Jun
Phillips Square
Office:
SHERBROOKE
Aconic
Stocks—
Mining Co
1
CHICOUTIMI
-
ST. JOHNS, P. Q.
*
19c
Jan
10%
15c
10%
1
1
-
15c
2.000
9c
Jan
32c
Apr
17c
20c
64.000
15c
Aug
44c
Mar
3.75
3.30
3%c
4%c
16,650
3.95
4c
page
July
12
9
common
Mountain
Waterman
Woods
51
180
200
*
Ltd
Power
pfd
Wilson
280
53
4.20
5
100
common
______
Ltd
Finance
red
Union Gas of
EXCHANGE
Ltd
Industries
57c
Trans
35
53
*
Corp
Suez Canal Co Founders Shares
EXCHANGE
2.00 Jan
Corp of
Sep
HART
Feb
4.15
53
*
31
EXCHANGE
1.50
Ltd—
Jan
Aug
Sep
39
—50
6 7c
205
2.00
Light & Pow Co Ltd__10
Power
Sep
Jun
63%
pfd
Crush
Jan
Sep
5.25
14%
63%
Newfoundland
Orange
Jan
15% July
107
39%
.'
Co
Power
Jan
4.00 Mar
5
common
Quebec
1st
100
•
Mount
Red
10
_—
Ontario Paper Co
Corp
Northern
Sep
Aug
5
9
Minnesota &
Sangamo
St., New York City, HAnover i-0575
TROIS-RIVIERES
Jan
88
100
Moore
Mining
Branch
9%
11
*
Preferred
Western
William
Jan
11
Aug
Jan
230 Notre Dame St. West, Montreal
Telephone PL-9501
1203
68%
Sep
10
Mersey Paper Co Ltd
Tooke
Local Branch:
1,310
preferred
Traders
STOCK
87%
87%
Sep
107
Southern Canada
23%
CANADIAN
87
*
19
5.25
Russell
130
STOCK
28%
107
62
31
&
Jan
5.25
46 %
2,400
STOCK
7%
19%
107
Jan
46%
MONTREAL
Feb
120
5.25
46% May
44
TORONTO
100
100
34
2,100
45%
SAVARD
110
7%
23%
common—_9
Ltd
48% Aug
60 %
MEMBERS:
19
7%
pi*L
4%
Oil
Distilleries
&
19
May
9% July
23%
Maple Leaf Milling Co Ltd——
Lt
9
Corp—1
MacLaren Power & Paper Co—.
67f
al4% al4%
9
*
*
Reitmans
37%
59
31
46% July
Sep
59%
—.—*
May
July
22%
*
common
23% July
11 % July
115
17% Mar
*
—
Jan
17% July
1,210
27%
_•
Ltd
21
pfd
Investment
McColl-Frontenac
20
12
A
Corp—.
(Walter M)
13
21% May
class
Securities
12
*
Steel Car Corp
Ltd
Co
24
3
A____
Mar
13
•
*
20% May
5
.'
Zellerbach
a7%
55
cl
—__—______*
Consolidated Paper Corp
Ltd
7%
Ltd
Standard
Preferred
Crown
1
Corp
Co
*
corn.
Apr
A
see
1.35 Aug
Ja»
Sugar__
Dominion
17
*■
footnotes
Jan
1
26
Wire
For
11
_9
'500
Co pommon
-
50
Jan
1.00
20
3,280
17%
QUEBEC
Jan
10%
100
17
25
B
62
36%
12,180
1.30
13
29
45%
Mills
400
13%
1.30
13
25
*
Flour
50
13%
16%
;
Co
1
High
48%
13'A
13
27%
National
Oeilvif
Low
Ltd—
Ltd—
Hosiery
Range since Jan.
High
16%
25
_■
Mines
Shares
1
*
com
Niagara
Noranda
July
43% July
48 % July
53% July
for Week
100
Hydro-Electric
B
&
May
54 %
63% July
Sales
Range
class B_*
Sep
Montreal Locomotive
Morgan
Jan
of Prices
Low
*
5
Co Ltd
Jun
*
class
May
Apr
36%
Exchange
Week's
Sale Price
,
*
Breweries
52%
Fonda
Friday
42%
class A.—______—*
Class B
Molson
42
408
1,115
40
Canadian Stock
33% Mar
124
*
Oil
Jan
49 %
85
—
(Robt)
52%
Aug
19
10
2,245
:_
Frontenac
Feb
12
27
232
Corp Ltd priority.*——.9
Massey-Harris-Ferguson common
•
Mitchell,
4.80
26
41%
Mailman
McColl
8.25
*
41
A)_.
Preferretd
7.55
85
—5
class
80%
1,214
228
Power
Bloedel
Apr
1,225
Royal
Mexican
MacMillan
66 %
8.25
29
*
Lt1__
July
2,360
17% July
12% Aug
Jan
12
25%
Sep
Jan
340
*
Bros
80 %
Imperial
Aug
4.265
111
B
Lower St Lawrence
78%
Jan
123 128 %
41%
Laura Secord Candy Shops
Laurentide
Acceptance class
Class
Jan
19
79%
*
Commerce
72
2,325
*
Ltd
(John
58
Jun
14%
10
Jan
8
29%
(John)
Ltd
Jan
12
1,165
_10
Canadian
18
*
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Jamaica
58
12,381
104% 104%
Gas
Scotia
Consolidated
22'%
7.50
:
Corp
5
18
128
common—5
Power
International
17
a60
18
104%
London
International
17
a60
18
Sep
8.25 Sep
128% Sep
common
Canadienne
Jun
7
-
17
59%
Nova
44% July
22
Ltd_
Jan
*
Montreal
53
*
common..
4.35
Banks—
Jan
22%
com—*
common
3,750
50
Jan
25
Powders
Bronze
preferred
6.70
—
_*
Central
52
4,155
•
Acceptance
Sep
6.60
100
common
preferred
50 V*
211
69%
____1
preferred
Industrial
58'%
9
Preferred
Crain
:
Jan
Leaseholds
30
3,753
52 %
*
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of
47
41%
Jun
Mar
*
preferred
Jan
2,420
*
Canadian
Howard
37
58%
*
Butterfly
Sep
*
Hudson Bay Mining
90
56%
6.65
.
115%
50
..
Jun
Jan
56%
Brown Company
435
58
10%
100
& Alabastine
Feb
Cotton
34 % July
114
Aug
■
*
Goodyear Tire 4% pfd inc 1927
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd—____.
Gypsum
9
3
common
20%
18
47
Sep
35
15
Wares
17% Aug
18
47
Corp
Ltd
Jun
*
Dynamics
General
2,010
Sep
47
July
July
*
_;
Jun
19
*
16% May
23% Feb
22 *.
24
__100
preferred
100%
*
Aug
Jan
15%
15%
1
Bakeries Ltd
Jan
STOCKS
25
preferred
5 '/a %
General
Aug
100
common
8% Aug
146
25%
80%
76
common
16
10
Oils
Belding-Corticelli
Gatineau
160
Jan
Sep
8
15 %
Canada
18
100
18
Aug
Aug
Jun
32 %
76
common
18
100
*
100
1.75 Aug
7%
20
4.16% pfd
Canadian Corp
29%
Jan
8
12%
^_1
H)
Players
Jan
•
Winnipeg
Sep
28%
al40%al40%
__
Canada
27
49%
156
*
Zellers Limited
10%
Jan
17%
950
common
75
1
Triad
Jan
33%
9,287
37 %
•
29 %
common
Steel Co of Canada
25% Aug
17% Mar
130
18%
36 %
common
29 %
Ltd
11% Aug
Aug
6%
103
385
19
Brewery Ltd
Pont
37%
36%
Ltd
Bros
6
200
28%
*
& Chemical
preferred
Famous
17%
28
;_
Tar
Sons
45%
Apr
7-16
17%
*
pfd
1%
■i
37%
_„20
Ltd
Dominion Textile
,
454
103% 103%
*
Coal
&
Stores
Donohue
7%
23%
Dominion
Dominion
860
28
100
Tic
Dow
17%
7%
7%
♦
com
L—
Dominion Glass
Red
7%
35
.
Foundries
Preferred
30 %
Co
4%%
23%;. 24-%
9
preferred
Dominion
7%
common
Jan
Weston
44%
Dairies
July
27
Jan
43 '
Dominion
150
190
48
43
pfd
Feb
10
30 %
*
2
67c
45
150
30
Western
Distillers
Coal
20
150
Sep
7% Mar
Dominion
Sep
July
18
16
Sep
*
preferred
United
84
55 %
♦
50
24
Mar
Jan
Walker Gooderham & Worts
Jan
230
._*
65
53
Sep
16%
46
i
1,975
104.60 Aug
100
19 %
Vis
Jan
55
Viau
830
103
a49
common
10
Feb
80
a49
Wabasso
18
Sep
25
54%
Sep
17
July
35
103% 103%
78%
83
Jan
*
com
Jan
18
16
29%
50
___
Jun
26%
1,445
10% May
25
July
31%
1,490
19%
5,795
34%
74%
10%
100
31%
15%
34%
54 %
39%
6%
31
15
May
Jan
6% July
6%
18%
Aug
73
Jan
Mav
19 %
35
Jan
50%
29
38%
Jan
43
50
6,090
38
26
135
1,375
Jan
Jan
Jan
790
2,295
Canada
of
Sep
10% July
17% Sep
Apr
16%
52 %
Aug
7%
Jun
Feb
73%
9
10'/a
Bridge
Southam
67% Aug
102% May
73
15
*
Seagrams
Simpsons
11%
58% July
60
64
certificates
&
Jan
100
trust
(Hi
5%
125
Mar
52
950
10
Dominion
Simon
Sep
73
1,395
46
Co
pfd
Breweries
Voting
Jun
36%
52
preferred
7%
Sicks'
Sep
58
50
1,170
10 %
Seal
4%%>
75
Jan
common..*
preferred
10
*
&
4%
Williams
89 %
73 % Mar
Davis Leather Co Ltd class A
Cork
Sherwin
28 % July
47% Mar
Jan
May
44% Apr
Crown
Jun
Shawinigan Water & Power
8%
31%
*
Jan
*
% May
30% Mar
32 %
15 %
100
common
Corp
pfd
66
44
32
■"
17%
38
9
B.
Sep
11% July
4%%
605
610
310
63
♦
common
17
*
:
25% July
108
Ltd
8%
9%
*
A
321%
*
.__
B
26
28% July
Jun
Co
Lawrence
May
7% July
2,130
Glass
St
14
*
14%
common
Power
19% Mar
108
Smelting
&
Saguenay
300
9%
;
Oil
1,830
9
Equipment
*
Preferred
26
108
Coghlin (B J)_
Combined Enterprises
Mining
13 %
Royalite
8%
22%
_
100
*
Paper
al5
preferred—10
Ltd
_.
Rolland
8%
25
common
Quebec Power
al5
23%
Ltd
Transport
25%
85
*
Canada
Co
preferred
Provincial
26
108
_i_
Farm
Consolidated
Jan
22%
Corp
Corbys class
37
_.100
Canadian
Consumers
Apr
4%
of
&
75
54
36 %.
Feb
•
common
Pacific Railway
Cockshutt
25
Corp
Bros
al5
•
•
Companies
Apr
common
July
July
*
,
common
12%
29% July
29 % Sep
32%
370
11%
Aug
20
7,040
37
11%
__*
common..
22%
36%
32 %
33% Aug
19% May
28% Aug
150
22
36%
25
29%
2?y4
__—
____________________
Class
304
36
preferred'
Warrants
Consol
36
33
*
com____:
5%
Chrysler
3,740
31%
25
Locomotive
Oil
High
1,575
____.
Industries
Canadian
Low
31
38
1
since Jan.
Range
High
32%
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
Low
*
32
preferred
Cottons
Canadian
Canadian
Page-Hersey Tubes
31
Ltd—
Chemical
Canadian
Jun
36%
Foundry
Celanese
series
108
31
Receipts
Canadian
Feb
36%
29 «/8'
Car
105
32%
comomn
Canners
Canadian
$1.75
25
10
*
—
Bronze
Canad.an
Par
Shares
20
Canada Steamship common..
*
5% preferred ___—________—_—50
Canadian Breweries—^____—
$1.25
High
for Week
•
106
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
■____
Foundries
Iron
Low
Week's
Last
1
—:—
common
preferred
Canada
STOCKS
Range since Jan.
High
106
16
Friday
Shares
Low
preferred
Power
SEPTEMBER
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
ENDED
Sales
59,167
.
5,500
3.75
Sep
3.05
Jan
4.10
Apr
2c
Jan
7c
Apr
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1150)
.
.
.
Monday, September 19, 1955
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Canadian Stock Exchange
(Cont.)
Last
Ascot
Sulphur Mining Corp
Metals
Barvue
tathurst
Iron——
Ltd
Mines
Mining
Beatrice
Red
Belleehas.se
Gold
Mines
Rare
Metals
Bouscadillac
Ltd
Gold
Bouzan Gold
Mines
Burnt
Hill
Calumet
Tung-Sten
Uranium
Campbell
Mines
Collieries
Canadian
Canadian
Lithium
Can-Met
(Dunsmuirt
Cassiar
Celta
Asbestos
Dev
Conro
Consolidated
Copper-Cliff
Cons
Mines
Cortez
Anglo-Canadian
4.05
Dominion
Donalda
Duvan
East
Mines
Eastern
Metals
Metal
Falconbridge
Faraday
Uranium
Fontana
Mines
Hudson-Rand
Uranium
Gold
Jan
Jan
200
12c
32.000
82c
500
1.20
1.81
40c
16c
16c
18c
79,100
10'A
10%
2,850
July
Apr
Canadian
Jun
Canadian
Apr
Canadian
Homestead
11
X
Canadian
Sep
7%c Jan
53c
Apr
82c
294,500
80c
Mar
2,000
40c
Sep
81c
4%c
Jan
18c
Mar
1.81
Jun
500
1.90
Sep
2.44
2.25
Jan
5.20
Lake
Jardun
Mines
Kenmayo
1.15
Kerr-Addison
Gold
Keybovcon
Mines
Lead
Labrador
Lake
Min
Shore
&
Oil
Jasper Oil Corp
Lavalie
Oils
Petroleums
19 %c
23c
14,100
9c
Jan
28c
Aug
July
18
Mar
Feb
36c
Apr
Westburne Oil
Aug
Wilrich
15c
50c
1,500
35c
Apr
56c
79c
90c
87,700
48c
July
90c
7.00
7.00
1,175
5.00
7.25
Feb
Feb
53c
29
29
29%
200
Jan
30
Louvicourt
2.20
2.20
1,000
72c
22
1.85
Jan
8.00
3.50
5c
5c
4.50
5.55
49,550
38c
28c
47c
629.000
15c
May
•
•
17c
17C
21c
9,400
17c
July
78c
15'A
16
550
8
July
19'/2
.5
5
22%
22'A
22%
3,185
lie
9 %C
13c
10,500
1.50
33C
Jan
3.85 Mar
5.55
1
1
6c
7%c
19,500
24c
22c
27c
11,500
87c
1
6c
90c
4,000
8c 10 %c
22,000
1
1
_____
8%c
Sep
Sep
1
1
18%
18%
«■
13 %c 13 %c
1
1
37c
35c
42c
1.000
Aug
37c
1
1
a
1
1
1.65 Aug
Jan
12c
Apr
Feb
18%
Sep
12'%c July
Jan
5.40
11
tic
*
8c
8c
29c
324,400
21 '/2c Mar
53c
Aug
5%c
2.18
200
33c
33c
34c
16,000
18% May
6.15
Feb
Macdonald
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Merrill
Island
Ltd
1
Mining Ltd
Corp
of
Jan
1.75
Aug
Jan
16c
&
Power
4%%
Pla«<5
9%c May
Gas
67 '/2 May
Jan
46c
52c
50c
52c
5,000
50c
Aug
24 %
24%
25
1,550
16%
Jan
90c
85c
90c
25.500
41c
,Jan
1
1.70
1.70
1.83
4,600
80c
Jan
6%C
6c
7c
12,200
3c
Feb
Ltd
Alger Mines
Ne*.v
i
New
Ltd-
Goldvue
Mines
New
Harrieana
New
Highbridge
New
Jaculet
New
Mines
Pacific
New
Copper
Mines
Normetal
Obalski
(1945)
Jan
8c
22,000
29c
79,000
80c
21c
1
13 %c
Ltd
»
12 "A C
Apr
29r
Sep
5.15 Mar
63c
Apr
Mines Ltd
2.21
35c.
2,500
35c
11,700
65c
——1
58c
57c
61c
32,300
47c
Jan
Ltd
Sep
15c
13c
15c
79c
398,850
18,200
*
1.92
7.90
2.20
7.00
8.00
189,627
9c
6,300
59c
16,400
Ltd
__1
Porcupine Mines Ltd
Uranium
25c
"
Mines—
Mines
Sep
Aug
2.50 May
2.20
Sep
17c
Sep
30c
Sep
July
15c
Sep
3.50
225,000
20c 29 %c
Warrants
Alberta
Jan
60 %c 60 '/2c
Aluminum
l
1.25
1.25
1.25
100
1.25
l
21c
12c 22'/2c
1,319,600
2c
Quebec Smelting
Refining Ltd—
Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd
Corp Ltd
Mines Ltd
Red
Mines
Crest
Ltd
Gold
Sberritt-Gordon
Mines
Miller
Siscoe
Gold
Mines
Mines
Soma-Duvernav
Ltd
Stadacona
Mines
Standard Gold
Mines
Cons
Lake /Mines
Tandem Mines Ltd
Tazin
Mines
Tiblemont
Ltd
Gold
Mines
5.45
4,500
1
40c
34c 49 %c
414,600
1
14c
28'%
15c
1.10
9c
May
8.00
Sep
Area
Corp
Argus
2nd
99c
99c
c
Sep
1.32
2.90
July
1.89
Sep
——
45c
Class
Barymin
Base
Apr
Baska
5.40
24c
Mar
20c
Jun
25c
99c
50
9.00
9.40
1,300
a4.00
6
1.08
1,000
90c
Jun
51c
51c
3,000
40c
Jan
62c
16c 18 %c
74,200
3V2C
Jan
18'%c
35c
45c
Jan
11,200
2.25
9,450
1.60
Jan
2.65 Mar
1.80
400
1.50
Jan
2.50 Mar
34c
16
99c
10 »A
12'A
97
Jan
Jan
Mar
501
26c
Jan
8.50
200
87
91%
3,665
49
Jan
111
118
5,358
69%
Jan
118
Sep
26%
26%
26%
360
26
Feb
27
Jun
107 108%
105
106
May
109'%
Jun
7%
Sep
Jan
68c
Sep
6,700
14c
Jan
22c
Apr
40c
44c
11,140
30c
Aug
70c
Jan
*
94c
88c
94c
86,312
86c
2.00
Feb
1.50
1.40
1.50
28,378
93c
Aug
July
1.50
Sep
7.00
7.10
300
May
9.00 Mar
3.30
14 %c
16c
6.75
3.00
Jan
3.75
3.75
3.95
102,275
-1
—
8c
9c
9,000
5c
Jan
16c
15
5.80
55%
12%
5.75
55%
13%
1-30
19%c
8,060
12'A
Sep
19'A
Feb
Mar
Feb
*
*
*
26c
85c
85c
15
5.90
55'%
13%
1.45
33c
90c
600
75c
Sep
64c
59c
72c
42,100
45c
Jan
80c
Jan
*
24%
24%
25
1,010
20%
Feb
26
Apr
59 59%
14c 16%c
Apr
61
—
--
—
15c
54c
1
33,206
50
100
13,430
2,035,463
710
4.70 Mar
6.20
Jun
Jan
56'%
May
Jan
14%
Aug
53
13
38c
3%c
52%
Mar
Jan
2.10 July
33c
1.25
Sep
Jan
Aug
20,500
10c
May
19c
Jan
59c
50 %c
80,316
41c
Fell
73c
July
300
13% Mar
20'% July
13% Mar
20
July
46c
July
15c
Apr
16%
16'%
16%
4
18%
18
18'%
2,105
18c
17c
20c
22,200
6%c
9%c
8%c
9%c
29,300
7%c
—1
35c
31'Ac
40c
167,874
16c
Jan
40c
Sep
12 %c
11 %c
13c
II,600
11c
July
18%c
Apr
2.40
2.35
10%
2.40
10%
4,431
2.00 Mar
2.40
Sep
8'A Mar
10%
Sep
4.00
4.00
100
1.25
1.30
600
80c
Jun
1.30
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—
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100
3.00
Jan
Jan
Apr
4.75 July
Jun
9c 10%c
33,500
9c
Sep
15c
Jan
—1
class A—_1
13c
9.70
12%c 13%c
62,125
12c
May
19c
Jan
12'A
Jun
9.00
7,210
9.75
2.05
1.99
2.10
9,520
10
49%
49%
50'%
13,435
60
61
590
31c34%c
18,700
10
60
1
31%c
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Cons
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1
Co
7'%c
8c
2,000
Jan
1.70
Aug
2.78 Feb
54'A July
63
July
29c
Aug
49c
Mar
6'%c
Jan
12'Ac
Apr
97c
Sep
2.10
52%
Apr
1.02
1.03
21.800
1
1 85
1.75
1.90
13,705
38c
37c
39c
6.310
*
2.55
2.40
2.60
12,900
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64c
60c
65c
61.300
30c
Jan
*
—
1.03
32c
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62,000
26c
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—
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1
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Jan
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7,375
7%
Jan
14% Aug
6.70
6.65
6.80
3,250
5.15
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1.30 Mar
30c
2.33
Jan
Feb
25c
25c
7c
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35c
Sep
14c
17c
16,000
9c
Jan
20c
Apr
9c
8%c
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50,200
8%c
Sep
18c
Apr
19c
19c
5,000
4',4c
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40c
Apr
1.25
1.25
1.45
50c
3.05
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Company Inc.
Canadian Affiliate:
Gairdner &
CANADIAN
Toronto Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
SECURITIES
Vancouver Stock Exchange
Jan
21c
16c
24c
92,000
10c
30c
Aug
37c
37c
45c
208,300
10c
Jan
45c
Sep
49c
40c
56c
33,000
28c
Feb
69c
Apr
Company Limited
Members,:
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
1
Wire system to all offices
Jan
2.10 Aug
New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
8.10 Mar
Jan
91%
10c
—
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6c
1.15 July
14
40c
July
16c
4,200
Jun
8.00
50c
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1.12 Mar
9,500
227,500
Feb
Jun
Sep
28.900
35c
50c
25
101% Aug
1
July
lie
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28c
38c
91
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30c
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29c
2.15
1.80
27c
Aug
30c
4.75
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Sep
1.80 May
Jun
49c
1
45.
78c
Aug
i
page
39,150
Jun
2.20
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Aug
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Apr
3.55
14%
—
1
Ltd
Mines
Bagamac
18c
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14
—
1
_
1.08
70c
1.80
*
Avillabona
Jan
lie
1
Ltd
common—
Products class
B
3c
i
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95c
1.01
37c
4.
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Sep
14
1
I_II;
Sep
—1
—
Sep
_1
Ltd
Jun
21c
6.400
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49'/2c
1.08
——
50c
265,996
Jun
a4.00
16!/2C
4,500
37c
113
—
——_—
Aumaque
Apr
Sep
66c
1
Aumacho River
Jan
99c
Mar
85c
23c
8'A July
1
Mines
Jan
58c
84c
61c
1
Mines
Barvue
Feb
Sep
50
—
Aubelle
5.45
2%c
7
-*
.
—
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Mines
82c
606
250
—
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9c
-
8
1,300
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Atlas
Barnat
400
7
—---
—
Apr
115,385
8
85c
30,640
Corp
Apr
23C
May
17
preferred
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Ascot
18
2.15
20c
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Bankfield
20c
Jun
—*
common
Bankeno
Jan
14c
1
5.05 May
Feb
8.000
35c
—
14c
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19c
99%
Oil
Corp
Jan
20%
17c
%
Mines
Jan
1,675
Sep
19c
20c
Banff Oils
6,300
25c
&0c
-5
Mines
Apex Consolidated
3.75
136,000
Jan
99 %
—
—
Sep
1.90
lie
17
—
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28%
689,785
Ltd
Petroleums
1.25
28
Aug
25c
1
22'/ac
11'A Mar
July
17 %c
99%
—
Sep
Feb
27'A Aug
20c
100
1
Jan
2.10
22c
9.10
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9 %c
20c
25
37'% Aug
pfd—-25
4%
Mines
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas
1.80
*
Ltd
;
footnotes
4.90
1
Ltd
United Montauben Mines Ltd
For
5.45
1
Ltd
Tobi it Silver Mines Ltd
Trebor Mines Ltd
Uddlen
1.025
1
Mines
Mines
Tache
14%
1
Stceloy Mining Corp Ltd
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Sullivan
14
1
Ltd.
(1944)
14
50c
Ltd
Ltd—
Gold
12,000
*
Sigma Mines 'Quebec) Ltd_—_
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19,900
12c
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—
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689,450
4.10
10c
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Sheep Creek Gold
1.89
3.80
12c
*
Quemont Mining
Radiore Uranium
Ray rock
1.41
4.05
1
*
:
1.75
l
1
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Metallurgical
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Jan
Rouyn
Bank
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
Quebec Labrador Devel Co Ltd
23'%
1
Anglo-Huronian
Angle
60'/a
Aug
455
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd_—50
Sep
1.55
24'/a
Exploration
Anglo-American
Anglo-Canadian
Aug
23,700
24
.
Development—
39c
2.00
16
24
.
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Sep
1.75
Jan
*
Canada
of
Leduc
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1.80
Jan
8'A
*
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Sep
1
Ltd
Pickle Crow Gold Mines Ltd_
Pitt Gold Mining Co
Jan
25'%
2,260
10,416
—
—_————„
Co
G0'/2c
2,000
26
I.335
13
8.50
Auto Fabric
12,100
1
High
37'%
Ltd
Auto
50c
Jan.
Low
26%
Warrants
Alumihium
Sep
42c
since
Range
High
—100
Algoma Steel
Sep
47c
Shares
12%
Cons
Pacific
10'A
__l
for Week
*
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd
59c
15c
Range
30%
common
certificates——
trust
Jan
2.35
Sales
Week's
of Prices
26%
————-———
Distillers
Alberta
Jan
15c
37,200
May
Exchange
12%
1.04
Aunor
10'A
Pater
45c
Feb
3'/2C Jan
3c
45c
Uranium
Feb
1.92
31,715
80c
36%
.—*
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Apr
9.00
Consol
Sep
22c
50c
Pamour
Jun
2L°c
26 '/2c
9.00
Panel
11c
Jan
1
Mines
Sep
Sep
30c
Ltd——
Uranium
Jun
Jun
1.13
6'/2c
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd.l
Orchan
2.75
69c
13c
16c
.
Apr
13,000
12 %c 14'Ac
May
*
*
Petroleums
Albermont
Petroleums
261,200
29c
July
5®c
75 %c July
*
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13c 26 VaC
1.98
Sep
Jan
20c
Jun
26%
35c
Anchor
1.11
14'Ac
7%c
*
_
1
Anacon
9c
Mar
l
2,200
-
*
—25
common
—i
Feb
1.05
Mar
1
11c
Sep
Funds
Low
Ltd
2.70 May
1.40 July
25'/a July
21c
____50c
1.65
July
Knife
Explorations
Oil
22c
50,850
2.26
Sep
75c
—
Alba
Amurex
2,500
2.22
1.77
12% July
Aug
10c
Akaitcho Yellow
American
85c
2.10
Apr
35c
Ajax Petroleums
Sep
2.84
Jun
5'/2c
2,000
80c
Apr
1.35
70c
,
American
45c
14c
2,000
95c
1.08
10c
Agnew Surpass Shoe common
Jun
90
14'%c Mar
1
Corp
Jun
80c
13'/2C
10% Mar
—
40c
•
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Feb
60c
8c
1
Santiago Mines Ltd..
Vinray Mines Ltd_
Nocana
May
17c
1,000
22c
—25c
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87c
5,000
8c
Ltd
Ltd-
&
34.900
39c
1.11.
28c
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Royran
New
Co
2.15
39c
1.11
1
Ltd—
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Mines
Louvre
New
1.90
_1
—
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39c
1
Formaque Mines Ltd
New
New
;
2.13
1
Calumet Mines Ltd
1,400
Mar
*
Amanda
*
Ltd
41,150
88c
1
Oil-
&
1.25 May
127,300
2.000
2.26
Sep
1.40 July
13c
—1
1.05
2.84
1.77
12%
74 c
Acadia-Uranium
Jan
2.30
2 40
12
*
_
Aug
1
New
1.75
2.10
2.25
12 %
July
2.10
Jan
*
—,_
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98c
425
12
1.30 Aug
1.18
500
Last
Paper
43c
83%
Feb
500
1
common
12,200
l
Mines
2.07
7.80
11,200
preferred
Acauia-Auantic
14,000
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Creek
1,200
Par
70c
Mogador Mines Ltd
Nama
12
Friday
1.20
1
Canada
10%
1
Ltd:
preferred
Amalgamated Larder
82
5
Meta Uranium Mines
Mining
12
11c
Co Limited
1.14
1.19
1
:
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Feb
Jan
_90c
65c
,_1
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5lc
33c
1.30
2nd
Mackeno
Apr
July
2.10
Debentures
a__
5'Ac Feb
2.18
1
Sep
a__
4,000
23c
Jan
5.35
800
a3.00
29c
*
9.10
50
5.35
_1
Ltd
17% al7'%
a3.00
——
_1
,
27c
15c
Sale Price
May
Jun
9'Ac
Sep
9,300
10,000
stocks
July
20c
55,300
1.95
Apr
43c
Canadian
Jan
8c
16
Jan
35c
30c
2.85 Mar
70c
42'Ac
2,000
1.13
11c
Ltd
Petroleums
Abitlbi
Jan
4c
Jun
Sep
40c
Toronto Stock
Aug
2'Ac
22c
1.90
Ltd—
Quebec Oils Development
Souris Valley Oil Co Ltd
Jun
19c
1.36
July
24c
Sep
25
Jan
30c
Feb
3.00
1.30
Phillips Oil Co
Sep
47c
15'A Mar
25,200
2.75
42c
9%c May
5%c
2,800
30c
1.98 July
2.00 Apr
25c
Jun
2c
Jan
2.53
"
1
Jan
16
1.45
July
60c
Apr
Jun
1
1
Ltd
1.90
Jan
1.75
Sep
5.55
1
1
Goldlields
2.45
Jun
32c
6.70
May
41c
1
—
Ltd
Jun
1.50
5.25
Jan
Jun
1.50 May
24'Ac
1
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202
Sep
80c
18%
Apr
5,900
—
Mines
a6.55
1.45
Sep
Apr
14% May
Sep
Jan
42c
Ltd
Mines
Uranium
a6.50
1.40
60c
——*
—
—.
Okalta
40c
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
Lorado
3,000
*
———
Pacific
15
Producers
Long Island Petroleums Ltd
New Bristol Oils Ltd_
Sep
42c
Ltd
Ltd
67.400
18
60c
*
Ltd——10c
Ons
Kroy Oils Ltd
Apr
Feb
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
3.500
73c
—_.—"
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Co
Aug
2.10
Explor Co Ltd
Mines
1.45
65c
16%
———_1
Ltd—
1
.——1
Voting
Lamaque Gold
1.40
18
Oil & Minerals Inc—
Oil Ventures Ltd——
7c
2,400
Ltd
Mines
jun
Jun
600
3.55
3,500
Ltd—
Zinc
6.25
2.20
1.90
28 '/2c
'
Kontiki
jun
1.75
Jan
1.25
trust-
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t.b5
1.22 May
73c
*
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Feb
5,500
Jan
3,100
9,675
1.45
25c
Ltd———
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Feb
1
a22T
1.36
500
2'Ac
.
Sep
July'
5.80
27c
12c
8.00
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Ltd
a22
27c
6.400
1.20
__
Mines
42c
25c
Jan
1.27
1,000
20,500
1
1
voting
Mines
Yukon
Sep
13 %c Mar
Jan
5.75
2.80
40,000
7.35
—
Ltd
Joiiet-Quebec
22c
Aug
1.36
1
—._*■■
2.80
25c
1.25
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
300
Sep
Sep
59c
5.80
_*
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Acme
Jack
14 %c
Pete—
Lines
Pipe
3.50
7.50
-
Co__:
Sep
25,700
4%c
1
Dev
14c
2.45
20c
1
.1
Ltd
2 %c
1,000
2.25
25c
*
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4%c
534,800
14c
500
3.35
—
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208.400
25c
14c
2,300
4 %c
50c
13c
17c
l»-u
Oils
3.40
79c
8%c
25c
1
60c
Home
Aug
600
11 %c
>.—1
2.53
Empire
Jun
100
7,400
Jan
60c
Gaspe
15'/a Jun
2.10
1.99
20c
24c
2.25
Del
Sep
4.80
16'A
104,900
Consolidated Cordasun Oils Ltd.———1
May
19c
47c
Apr
Mar
2lc
15%
41c
Corp Ltd
Devonian
Admiral
4%c
16'A
4ac
Ltd——1
Calvan Petroleums Ltd
2.74
3.85
6-00
'
2.10
Ltd
Petroleums
Sep
1.99
■
47%
Jan
*
Calgary & Edmonton
6%c
9.25
•
Ltd
Mines
Mines
2c
9c
Jan
69c
_—
Co
uu
1.75 Mar
1
Ltd
Inspiration Mining &
Iso
13,000
8.65 May
80»y
.1
Ltd
Mines
Gold
58c
9.00
1
Ltd—
Mines
Hollinger Cons
Jan
40c
*
Gold
22c
82c
_
Uranium
54,400
4%c
1
1
Ltd—
Gunner
7,000
12c
1
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11945)
Gui-Por
48,600
1
Mines
Mines
14
1,050
1.00
3 %c
1.40
Sep
4.80
;
—
Frobisher Limited
Grandines
Calaita
Mar
16%
25c 33 %c
1
Ltd—.
Nickel
•
2.70
9.00
.1-
Ltd
Mines
Jan
21%
107,250
Oil & Refining.:
Cabanga Developments Ltd
^
Corp Ltd
Refining Co Ltd—
East Smelting
Fab
Ltd—
Mines
55c
Sep
4.20
11%
4 %c
*
Copper Co Ltd—
Sullivan
20c
1,285
2.10
Bonnyville
80c
10%
Ltd—.
Mines
14,400
47%
1.83
Ltd—
Oils
4.75 May
Sep
2.55
30c
.
Asbestos
20,200
16%
11%
■
1
Ltd.*-———__ 1
Ltd.
Mines
Dome
20c 22 %c
90c
1
_Jl
3.75
|13,925
15'A
20c
15%
.1
—s-——1
Ltd.—
4.15
May
40%
2.10
45c
Stocks—
Altex
July
•
Mining
Co
Mining
Oil
Jan
July
48c
1
Ltd—1
Explorations Ltd.—
Cournor
2.95
57c
7,550
Sep
46 %
1
1
49,300
Sep
Mar
.1
—1
Sudbury i———.—
Copper-Man
2.30
35c
1
High
—*
Ltd—
Mar
7
Mines—7
Iron
Jan
Low
2.15
Ltd——
Mines
Mines
since Jan.
Range
High
56c
—
Products
Mineral
Yukeiio
3c
1
Ltd.——1
Mines
7c
Wendell
Westville
Jun
1.16 July
12c
*
Ltd
Mines
Fenimore
99,700
19'/ec
Apr
May
14,500
—
Deniscn
Consolidated
Consolidated
Jan
3c
40c
171,500
1
1
Ltd
Corporation
Cadillac
69c
18,000
40c
_»
Central
100
245,700
77c
Low
45 c
& Copper Corp Ltd
W'eedon Pyrite
2.00 Aug
3.45 Jun
Jun
2.55
*
Development Corp Ltd—
Consol
2.30
1.30
29c 37%c
.1
~_1
&
Kayrand
1,000
3.75
I haics
45c
——————_
36c
Mining Co Ltd———
1
i---——---1
1
Chibougamau Explorers Ltd—
1
Chip
1,85
Ltd
Ventures
Virginia Mining Corp
2.30
1
1
Mines
Feb
37c
3
Ltd
Ltd—
Carnegie Mines Ltd——
Gold
July
45c
2.30
1
—
Explorations Ltd-
Cartier-Malartic
May
72c
Jan
36 %c
1
Ltd--.
Mines Ltd
Mines
13c
Feb
15c
1
Mines..
Chibougamau
Mar
43c
9,567
1
—
for Week
1
Ltd
Mines
Lithium
Valor
1
1
Ltd
Ltd
7c
19,500
■
.
30C 34 %c
3Gc
*
vtC——
Mines
26,000
58c
20c
60c
1
—
9 %c
17c 18 %c
17 %c
1
1
Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Boreal
Ltd
Sales
Range
oi Prices
Par
High
2.30
1
1
Corp_„
Lake
Mining Corp
Low
51c
1
Week's
Last
Sale Price
1
20c
-
20c
10
Friday
since Jan.
Range
1.85
—
1
_1
SEPTEMBER
STOCKS
Shares
High
8c
8e
1
1
Ltd™-;
Corp
Atlas Sulphur &
Belle
1
1
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
Arnora
Week's
Friday
Jan
Apr
Mar
,Apr
Number 5465
182
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1151)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
*
1
Bathurst Mining
"A"
15 Vac
"B"
2.20
2.30
33,175
70c
Jan
2.95
45c
1,547
20c
July
July
1.00
Mining
78c
750
20c
64
370
58 Va
Jan
64
47
48
100
38
Jan
58
1.25
1.20
1.39
257,057
25c
Jan
7
May
8%
Jan
'Chemical
2.40 Aug
45c
Jan
6.20
Apr
Cheskirk
7
7
7
410
1
2.65
2.60
2.85
2,120
25
l„
Yukon
100
81c
99c
143,220
'51
51%
8,355
13c
13c 14 Vac
53c 55'Ac
—_
17
45%
Jan
52c
May
Uc
-Aug
Sep
'1.05
19c
Jan
15c
•lie
15c
2.71
2.55
2.i>0
41,338
8%C
9c
14,200
14%
14%
1.60
1.90
21,450
31
33
100
•
31,400
Jun
4.20
July
Black
Hats, class-A
Bay
Blue Ribbon
Blue
Rock
pfd
*
Ltd
Uran
♦
preferred
Cerium
oo
Mines
I
125
Jan
14%
1
c
3.80
Sep
Research
31
1.60 Aug
1
2.35
2.20
2.35
13,600
47 %c
47c
56 c
150,300
24c
Mar
79c
13c
13c 13 Vac
42,750
13c
May
24c
Bordulac Mines
;
*
1
12c
12C
13c
10,500
6c
Jan
19c
Boymar
L
9c
8'/aC
9c
30,633
5'Ac Mar
17c
Apr
Apr
4.25
3.40
4.25
1.03
1.10
-1,700
7%
•7%
8 Va
17,994
Bralorne Mines
*
Petroleums
TBralsaman
90c
4.25
Jan
1.70
1.65
1.75
41,560
1.30 May
2.50
3.00
18,450
2.50
Jun
3.85
30%
30%
5,360
25%
Apr
10,260
preferred —
preferred
4'A r'r
preferred
1
5If
4%'7
96
170
96
105% 106%
•
5c " Feb
1
45C
7,100
31c
1
76c
87c
268,000
35c
1
1.20
1.80
171,520
80c
~Mar
1.50
1.70
29,900
2.95
2.96
510
86
90
765
8V2C
9c
41,425
8%c
Sep
85c
95c
22,306
82c
Jun
85c
87c
9,100
Gold
1
British
Columbia Packers class A
Forest
Products
*
1
52
Jan
50'A
Aug
53%
50
Aug
247
36,190
8%
8%
90c
1.00
I,800
13c
13c
16C
25,500
1.00
86c
1.10
339,900
7%c
7»%c
8c
6,500
17%
*
B
British Columbia Power
17%
475
15%
275
34%
1,377
Broulan
Bruck
_•
Reef
34'/a
33%
25
49%
49'A
50
1.80
1.70
1.88
13
Class
B
*
■
Mines
Brunsman
Briinston
Mines
Brunswick
5
1
9c
5
9%
10
4.85
2,725
I,200
1
10%
11 VB
207
National
Life
9%c
1
14 %c
ll%c
16c
Development
Conrp
♦.
21c
28c
12%
12%
13%
Consolidated
50c
50c
53c
6,200
Sep
1180 Bap
3.50 July
Jun
90
Mar
Aug
Jan
23%c
1.18 dan
1.05 July
Feb
10% July
Feb
7 'A
Jun
2.56
-
Jun
1.37
90c
Sep
7'Ac
Feb
10c
Jan
1.15 Aug
4'/aC Feb
13% c July
Aug
80c
Central
155,940
24,200
49c
38c
52c
20c
18 %C
22c
Fenimore
Aug
78c
Jun
14c
July
25c
Jan
12'% May
7»A Mar
615
25c
Mar
60c
Jun
1
I6'%c
16 %c
17c
17,100
4%c Jan
,19c
Mar
Iron
2.10
2.60 Mar
5.00 July
35c
Jun
75c
Feb
40c
Jan
8lc
Mar
50c
46c
52c
20,976
21,544
61c
66c
16,599
4.00
2.30
2.21
2.30
5,430
16c
16c
17c
19,340
35c
35c
36c
33c
60c
3,000
5,850
471,710
Guayana
1
Consolidated
Halliwell
1
45c
35c
55c
Consolidated
Howey
1
4.70
4.50
4.75
58c
65c
6
16c
Apr
24c
Apr
Consolidated
Mining
Feb
36c
Aug
Consolidated
Morrison
Feb
16
Jun
Consolidated Mosher
1
9,785
,
12,125
2.65
1.55 Aug
Jan
10%c
Jan
19c
Aug
23c
Jan
75c
24 %c
Jan
60c
July
Sep
1.00
Jan
2.80
55c
Feb
5.35
Jan
23c
July
90c
Aug
Aug
Feb
Jan
Jun
80,511
7
Marbenor
15%
3,300
11
1
Mines
Arrow_
Jan
Jan
32c
4.20
30c
1
Mines
Lake
36c
3.90
10'%
65c
l
r—1
Sep
20c
10'A
30c
1
Consolidated
Consolidated
Jun
38c
56,793
Golden
Feb
70c
39c
Consolidated
2.15 Aug
Mar
10'A
Oil
Dragon
Consolidated Gillies
.
July
3.70 Aug
2.75 Aug
10
1
18 'A
15%
42c
32c
Consolidated Denison Mines
20
Jun
3,900
37c
Cadillac
Sep
Jan
23,500
Jun
260
Jan
143
220
61c
Sep
6.76 July
11%
*
Consolidated Discovery
July
Jan
1
Cord asun
Jun
July
37% July
50% July
Apr
8%
10
Aug
1
Apr
Jun
10
9 'A
3.25
1
Bakeries
18c
2,250
1
Mining
AUg
87c
72c
3.05
*
——
10'A Aug
72,100
58c
Jun
1.70
60c
_1
Corp—
Consolidated Allenbee
Consolidated East Crest
7c
355,525
25c
1
—
.'Apr
Jan
65
220
3.00
*
Consolidated
4'/a May
31,200
Sep
5.40 Jun
16c
1.25 Aug
2.75
-
♦
;
Sep
1.20
9%
10
—
Sep
12
.
4.45
15%
43%
10
9c
'
——1
:_
Mining
1
*
52
24% May
25
1,355
»
16
24,450
13
Mines
Mills class A—_
Brunhurst
1
12
200
1
Columbia Telephone Co
British
Copper
Yellowknife—
Consol
Class
_*
Jan
8%
,
86c%
8%
1.00
Consolidated
75
52
90c
-
1
.Consolidated
370
15%
9c
1
—
'V
49c
1
96'% May
54'/a
13%;
89
1
:
Mining Corp
Willans
106'% July
54% Sep
52%
51%
14%
j gg
25
Consolidated
Jan
52
50
Columbia
45c
*
Chrysier Corp
Apr
103
15%
1
British
92'A
—160
54'/a
50
50
;
__
106 >A
58
3.35 Mar
55,000
Confederation
33% July
_100
—
2.05 Mar
;Feb
47
12c
Coniagas Mines new
Jan
L__100
'—
100
4.75
Consolidated Bellekeno
^
___
58
4.50
Coniaurium Mines
Apr
2.85
♦
preferred
4%%- preferred
Jan
58
'
Conduits
9'A Mar
Jun
3.00
31'/a
60c
Combined Enterprises
Commonwealth Petreleum
Columbia- Electric—
British
Apr
Jan
1.57 May
7'%c
Colomac
Sep
1.36
Apr
7'/a
1
_
Oil
American
2.45 Mar
9,830
ISc
25c
7,500
2.90 Aug
1
Petroleiyft
British
•
.
Ltd—
Miiies
Brilund
;Britalta
1
:
I
Brazilian Traction
Jan
"23,700
1.95
9c
joc
Coldstream
Jan
Gold
7c
43c
1.83
Coin Lake
July
1
L
Bonville
10,060
38 %C
Cody-Rico Mines
40% July
Sep
10c
43c
4.60
—
Citra-Lartic
'
.Jon
1 95
20
—
Mines
Cochenour
July
24c
Jun
1
Cobalt
•
Sep
1;I0
Jan
70c
14c
1
-Chromium
Sep
1.35 Aug
13
1
••Bobjo Mines
4'^
1.81
3,200
13,500
57,415
;•
;
Oils
Cockshutt Farm Equip
Biltmore
t
95c
High
3.25
Jan
50c
Chimo
Apr
Jun
12c
—1.60 May
6c
Jan
95c
15 %c 16 Vac
1
1.35
Chibougamau Exporl
July
53c
95c
Low
2.60
1
Range since Jan.
High
2.35
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Sep
52
Shares
Chesterville Mines
Jan
1.10
2.60
__i
Chartered Trust
1.00 July
25
Feb
for Week
Low
»
Centremaque Gold
Charter
Apr
1.39 Sep
Mar
35c
Oil
Chamberlain Gil
Jun
7,104
8 %C
13e
,
22,520
I
1
.
■_
51 %
22,350
1
1
Mines_—_i.
Kirkland
22
85 c
53c
1
Mines,
Uranium
:
;
•
Ltd—
Mines
12c
22
l
1
80c
73c
*
*
Corp
•Beta Gamma Mines
Bidgood
Porcupine
63
Uranium.
Lodge
Bicroft
Patricia
63
:•
Telephone
"Bibis
•
1
Lumber .oommon...;
Bevcon
Central
Central
Apt
July
1.00 July
Leduc
48
Beaucage Mines Ltd.:
Bell
Par
Central
Jan
75c
Beatty Bros
Beaver
High
20c
Apr
*
Beattie-Duquesne
Belcher
Low
14c
19,500
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
»
B
Beaver
High
Sales
Week's
I ast
1
2.20
warrants
16
STOCKS
since Jan.
Range
43c
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
Class
Shares
14 VaC 15%c
warrants
SEPTEMBER
for Week
Low
Par
Ltd
Petroleums
Bata
ENDED
Friday
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week's
9.75
Consolidated
Mic
2.95
17,191
2.00
3.50
Jan
Jun
*
39
6,323
26c
31c
19,624
85c
83 %c
90c
20,800
60c
Feb
1
41c
41c
45c
14,250
40c
Aug
70c
Apr
•
39c
37c
42c
19,028
20c
Jan
64c
1
89c
71c
95c
118,073
46c
Mar
July
July
15c
15c
16c
48,800
8c
July
23c
Mar
1
14 %c
13c
15c
25,092
9'Ac Aug
18c
Jan
45c
45c
50c
II,332
40c
52c
Sep
»
2.30
2.30
175
2.50
70c
75c
1,500
45c
Jan
1.90
1
99%c
86c
1.02
196,882
60c
Feb
1.02
1
—
2.81
37%
2
Smelting
Explor
38'A
30c
_1
&
2.95
*
1
Oils Ltd
Mac
16%c
16 %c 19 %c
67,827
9c
Feb
5.10
70,570
50c
II,625
29
39%
Jan
25c
49c
Aug
Jun
May
1.07 Aug
'•
Buckles
Algoma Uranium
:
Buffadison Gold
1
9c
8'Ac
9%c
75c
75c
79c
Canadian
*
16c
15C
R«d T ake
1
9c
Buffalo
—_
1
11 VaC
Bunker
♦
Burrard
class
'
*
—
"A"—
Consolidated
1
Northland
25,100
13c
Feb
38c
Apr
Consolidated
9c
25,400
4%c
Jan
25c
42 Va
Feb
46%
Apr
Sep
11 %c 11 %c
1,000
18c
18,000
25
11
16c
29%
12
13
9'A
Calgary
Power .5%
Callinan
325
16%
18%
8,576
106 106%
65
pfd
_100
1
35 Vac
30c
37 C
*
18C
18c
18c
__1
6.85
6.30
1
15%
Oils
Calvan
Consolidated
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red
Canada
Lake
Bread
Canada
17c
Apr
Consolidated
Press
Aug
87c
Mar
Consolidated
Quebec Gold
May
Aug
29%
7%
10
Jan
Sep
Consolidated
Red
Consolidated
Consol
Canada Iron Foundry
■
Can
Met
Apr
7.00 July
4.25
975
3.00
May
38
3,123
36'A
Sep
6.85
class
5.75
1,650
24
26'A
13.300
♦
5.75
5.70
6.35
8.620
Copper Cliff Consol Mining
Copper Corp Ltd
Sep
1
3.35
1.60
27 %c
19'A
3.30
3.55
1.53
*
*
4.25
31
90
30
A or
38'%
11%
300
9
Feb
14
Jan
Apr
22%
2,275
191
190
191
181
13'A
13'A
13%
445
76
127
Mar
35
Corby
July
Canada
34
Sep
Cournor
200
Feb
Craig
Sep
Crestaurum
13%
Southern Oils
81
Jan
3.90
Crolnor
Mar
2.90
2.55
2.97
150,814
Jun
2.80
3,200
2.40
Aug
4.70
Jan
1.40
1,500
1.10 Aug
2.75
Jan
Crows
40'A
41'A
160
37% Mar
41'A
36
36
628
33
Apr
37
July
95
95
10
83%
Jan
95
Canada
Petroleum
Steamship Lines com
;Canadian
Canadian
88
2.05
4,005
33
25
Bakeries
13%
13%
249
88
90
647
65
.
44c
5,781
50c
62c
64,685
40c
6.40
6.65
6,187
8
8
100
20
45
45
46%
1.589
♦
31'A
30%
.
36c
62c
6.55
36c
;
Commerce—
Aug
1.98 Sep
20'/a July
12% Jan
*
Oil
Breweries-
2.00
75c
2
—1
I
Oils—
Atlantic
Canadian Bank of
5.65
7
Jun
39'A
Jan
25
.
Jan
4,256
33
60S
__lOc
•
36'A
33%
36'A
1,805
*
29'A
29
29'A
340
19'A May
—20
29'A
29%
29'A
175
21
*
22%
21%
22%
860
20
$1.75 preferred
—25
Canadian Chemical. & Cellulose——
*
37'A
37%
1R1
33
11%
11%
12
2,430
33,240
Canadian Canners
Canadian
Class A
•
Car. common
Canadian Celanese
--
—
common——
Deealta
tBunsmuir)_
_3
common
.
*
Warrants
57c
29'%
8%
Aug
Jan
Mar
Distillers
Dominion Coal
Apr
37'%
Jan
Jan
14% July
14% July
-
-
-Preferred
Dominion Scottish
60c
Mar
89c
-Fab
Dominion Steel
17c
Apr
36c
Jun
Dominion
8.50 May
1,600
18'% May
3.30
454
7
7
400
*
*
»
1.75
4%
Jan
Jan
2.40
47r
Oils
Cos
preferred
Canadian Oil
Canadian
Dominion
*
4.10 Mar
Dominion
7%
Feb
Petrofina
&
Utilities
I
Canso
Asbestos
3.00
Feb
Jun
8%
36c
Mar
Jan
Mar
Textile
Jan
40c
34c
Aug
40c
Sep
18c
20c
6,400
20,666
15c
July
33c
Jan
80c
83c
1,900
80c
Jun
East
Malartlc
17
Jan
10
90
Mar
100
July
Eastern
1,075
3
Jan
12
July
Eastern
96c
92c
1.00
399,431
50c
Apr
1.05 Aug
35 V4 Jun
25% July
27%
1
3.15
27%
10,138
17% Mar
76,120
1.42
Feb
28% July
3.50 July
5.00
360
4.75
Sep
11'% July
El
20
20
140
20
Sep
El
91
50
69
Mar
97
Aug
20
106 Va
50
102
Feb
-
11'%
36%
37
7410
29%
11
11
100
11
440
Jan
Jan
Mar
106% May
47% Mar
13'A
Apr
18'/a
19'A
3.15
3.20
1,000
3.CC Aug
5.25
1.35
3,517
1.15
Jun
1.85
Jan
2.70
2.70
2.70
354
2.70 July
5.20
Jan
8.95
8.80
9.60
9,715
5.95
1,200
3,600
2.70
Jan
12'A July
5.50 Aug
4.50
Jan
7.50 Mar
Eldrich
class
Feb
50c
20,000
1.24
Jun
2.15
45% Aug
6.00 Aug
•
43
44'A
3,915
30'/b
Apr
5.55
1,050
5.10
Jun
15%
1,780
20c
20,700
7%
250
6'% Aug
7%
8
225
6
Feb
8
Sep
"
6.50
7%
625
3'A
Jan
7'%
Sep
26%
26%
29
4,360
7%
'
Gold
82c
23'Ac
1-25
Eureka
7.45
*
1
4.00
4.00
4.35
1
5.25
5.05
5.35
18
July
Jan
19% July
76
59c
93c
He
35c
9c
1
1956
Famous
59
1-45
—25c
*
*
—1
1
25c
Players
Fanny Farmer
Faraday
Fargo
Uranium
Mines
Oils Ltd
45.
/
Apr
Jan
29% July
105'A
Sep
40
102
May
4,115
13
Mar
51%
50
51%
15'%
Apr
20% Aug
28'A
Feb
43
81c
Sep
1.75 Aug
13'% Jun
105
Sep
28'% Aug
53
Jun
36
37%
7,485
3,262
81c
1.15
59,720
12%
12%
6,310
24%
24%
7%
8'/B
3,040
7
Mar
41C
52c
137,450
32c
Mar
58c
79c
92c
304,700
66c
Aug
92c
Aug
23'Ac
26c
28,875
17c
Jun
36c
July
1.15
1.30
79,350
8'Ac
500
18%
19%
50
2.35
2.45
6,700
6.75
7,00
6,805
1.15
1.29
176,800
7.00
8.10
67,990
5'A
5'A
275
38%
50
76
81%
9,747
57c
60c
80c
18,850
9'%
Jan
21 % Mar
1.00
5c
Sep
Mar
2.10 July
5.00
69c
Jan
Jan
4.00 Aug
3.75
Apr
8% July
2.20
18c
2.95
Aug
Apr
Mar
Jan
7.80 Aug
l.|2 May
8.10. Sep
6.00 July
29% Mar
38%
Sep
Jan
81%
Sep
79c
Jan
33
55c Aug
Mar
96c
33,000
45c
10c 11 %c
25,400
6%c
Jan
9C
11,500
7'Ac
Sep
7'Ac
Aug
24'% July
18c
Mar
1.10
54c
30c
38c
12,400
74%
145
35
Feb
75
59
61
175
32
Feb
62
1.42
1.51
17.300
52c
6,000
1.03 May
21c
21%
July
Jan
Jun
12'Ac July
14'%c July
45c
25
—1
Warrants ext. to Jan
10%
70%
10
Falconbridge Nickel
34c
23%
104
38%
-1
*
Corp
17'% Mar
-
23%
--
2.36
6.90
123
1
„—
Feb
8'Ac
12'%
24'%
8
46c
—1
—1
Life Insurance
Equitable Life Insurance
15c
51%
--
*—20
Empire
18'% Mar
14% July
16'/«
:—10
common
Jun
18c
19
36 %
1
1
1
1
Sep
May
;
7'A;
16
l°c
104'A
2J %
*
15c
5.50
—
*
Pen-Rey Oils
Sol
1.95
Jan
82,300
Ltd
A
Ltd
1.25 Mar,
49,200
1
—
Mines
Sep
22C
Jan
1.29
Paper
Jun
1.10
1.79
1
Emerald Glacier
106% 106'/a
2.90
5^0
Eddy
Aug
11'%
1.95
—1
Elder Mines
3.15
27'A
Jan
50c
Apr
18c
com
Investment Trust
28
1.10
Jan
Feb
1.64
50
*
*
Smelting & Refining
Steel Products
Economic
8%
1.65
Eastern Metals
Q3
10
—
11c
Aug
Jun
1.95
—100
Mines
11,321
34%
v
1
Amphi Gold
East
4,320
34%
18c
42c
40c
43C
May
May
1.74
43 A
.East Sullivan Mines
9%
Sep
Sep
July
35c
1
Sep
Apr
99'/a
56%
138
1.05
1
Jun
23%
31%
Apr
8lc
1
13'A
8%
18
50
common
31
1.30
i
1
page
Aug
54
36,495
com
Chemical
61C
_I
see
52
86
Apr
3.20
Corp Ltd
For footnotes
Jun
7%
18%
Oil Pioducers
Trethewey
760
89,400
Dyno Mines
1.90
pfd._20
Gas
Central Exnlorers
&
&
Tar
Duvex
l
4%
425
56%
10
Stores
Sep
_6c
Nat Gas
31'A
Aug
48c
Co Ltd
Oils & Minerals
99%
100
Williston
Natural
29%
135'A 135%
Sep
July
1.10
Copper
22%
Wallpaper Mfrs class B
Canadian Western
12
450
99 Va
*
Canso
-
Jan
22%
"
common
pfd
Canadian Vickers
Castle
20
34,475
*
:
Tire Corp
Cassiar
12
225
55c
25
preferred
Petroleums
Salt
Canadian
Canadian
50
26
48C
!33'%c
Canadian
Canadian
12
50C
1
Ltd
Pipelines
135'%
5.00
.
11 %c
37c
Feb
10
Mines
Donalda
•
Prospect
Feb
4.20
Sep
Apr
Aug
94c
Preferred
__100
Railway—
Canadian
Canadian
12
26
Reserves
Mar
19c
30c
10
Rights
8 Va
Canadian
Canadian
4,655
8'/a
:
Pacific
61,350
8'/a
2.20
8 Va
*
___'—
& Gas
2.46
160
2.46
i
common
;
10
*
10c
—
Warrants
450
450
*
A—
7c
4,700
56
25'Ac
29'%
«2c
Sep
July
22% Sep
27
Duvan
class
100
1,000
7c
^
44c
Coal
4,000
22'/a &
Machine
5'A
7%c
23c 25'Ac
5'A
1*
■
18c
Inv pfd
6,733
22c
22
Ice
Jan
*
74c
3.25
Locomotive J____J
9c
1
25
*
*
-—
-
20c
3.30
Canadian
15,708
24 %c
Dominion Magnesium
70c
Apr
Canadian
& Steel
11'/a
Jan
Canadian
22c
18,538
Ind
12
1.76
Canadian Malartic
18c
19c
61,708
common—-
70c
15%
Carbons
3.35
40c
preferred
12
2,335
Hydro
Jan
—
—
Dominion Foundry
213,495
Canadian Homestead Oils
35c
22c
Dominion Asbestos
1.75 Jan
39
Mines
Dome
.
July
Jan
2.55
Canadian
19,000
(Western)—-—2.50
;
*
25
24%
Canadian -Gen Securities class A
1.35
_—1
Seagrams
Exploration
Dome
Apr
24
i
1.15
--
*
—25c
---2
—
Jan
2.25
A J_.
Sep
13%
19c
Ltd
Producers
Electrohome
24
common
Sep
18
1
Minerals
Devon-Leduc
Dairies
2.50
Products oommon
19%
Aug
10% Mar
* -
Dominion
*
Canadian Food
Jan
16
625
18%
38c
Ltd—
Dominion
♦
Class
33
Mines
Jun
-Canadian
Canadian Fairbanks -Morse
16%
980
——.
29% July
29% Sep
Canadian Devonian Petroleum—
Dredge
3,805
1
22c
Canadian Collieries
Canadian
•
32,327
28% May
91
48% July
32% Aug
Aug
40c
Mines
Rio
Sep
July
33c
——♦
A
Sep
Detta
3.65
2.30
Jan
1
class
Mar
Del
Aug
19c
Mines
14
7^0 Feb
Jun
1.48
1
Ltd
90
Delnlte
1.10
lie
18
Warrants
Sep
70C
Empire Oils_
Sep
6.75 May
Jan
—1
Minerals
Leather
Davis
July
31%
Canadian British
45,400
109,800
2.95
13%
100
—:
D'Eldona Gold
62c
32
<.—
Jun
19%
5
new
Decoursey Brewis Mines
56c
ADr
65c
common—•_
—
1.22
6.50 Aug
26'A
Apr
17
1
July
July
3.90
Aug
Apr
32
——
Sep
2.05 Mar
13'A
—10
Mines
Cusco
1.40 Mar
Mar
69c
Preferred
46c
Sep
5.25 Aug
Jan
20
Apr
Jun
18
-1
—
Zellerbach
Crowpat
Sep
41
*—25
Canadian
-
>
13 Va
Minerals^-
Astoria
Canadian Admiral
Canadian
12.50
^
_
& 'Gable -class B___:
200
33
2.02
.—*
Preferred
<Capada .Wire
:
1
—
Mines
Nest Pass Coal
D'Aragon
■Canada Southern
90,820
1.65
24c 29 %c
Feb
80C
—
—
Pershing
Crown
1.35
80c *
2.04
50c
Jan
13'%
1
1
Trust
Crown
2.65
*
"warrants"
4.05
1.95 May
*
Mining
Bit
2.80
40'4
Sep
*
—
Coulee Lead
Jan
48c
*
Imperial
Jun
20
Permanent Mortgage
Canada
*
B
Cosmos
Aug
*
—..—_—'
Petroleum
West
Dist class A
(H)
Class
43% Mar
11%
*
*
*
A
B
46c
5.70
Copper-Man
Sep
16%
10% Mar
31
-—
Packers
Class
Apr
4.15
3,150
76
49c
26
1
Lands
Warrants
Canada
4.90
9,728
55,362
7.75
32%
4.95
10
*
Explorations
Oil
6.85
16%
31%
*
1
Tungsten
4.65
1.50
Jan
4.10
32 Va
Min
Conwest Exploration
Api
29c
36%
11 Va
—
Malting
Canada
55c
Jan
10
Machinery
Canada
Feb
4.25
—10
Canada Life Assurance
Canada
14 %C
Poplar
Gas
Consumers
106% Aug
13'/a C
15
20
Mines-
Sudbury Basin Mines
Consolidated
Jun
2,800
36%
—
18'%
148,3UJ
*
.
/
A
Sannorm
Apr
*
common
Crushed Cut Stone—
Canada
13% May
class
July
July
14
105'/a
7.55
1
common—
Cement
Preferred
..
18'A
Flon—
Flin
Calnorth
1
—
13c
1,925
9
Perscourt
8%c Feb
160
12%
Orlac
Consolidated
Consolidated
Calgary & Edmonton
Mines
Consolidated Peak Oils
55
*
.
July
Negus Mines!
Consolidated Nicholson
17c
29%
*
& Co Ltd
92c
Consolidated
46%
16'Ac
Burlington Steel
May
Jan
1.40 Mar
7c
*
Burns
16c
46
Building Products
Bulldog Yeyow Knife
Hill
Jan
60c
2,000
Buffalo Ankerite
Aug
5'/2C
43,500
1
49c
July
Aug
Aug
1.89 Aug
77c
30'A
Aug
Jun
2.10
2.56
29%
14,362
24
24'A
1.625
23
July
29
Mar
28
29
24
28%
660
25
Feb
29
May
2.00
2.29
82,330
1.80
Jan
S^July
2.56
2.65
3,500
1.72
Jan
2.91 July
28%
43
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1152)
.
.
.
Monday, September 19, 1955
CANADIAN MARKETS
range
I
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
'
Friday
32c Aug
48c
Aug
727
26
Jan
43
Jun
Labrador
205
29
Jan
31%
Sep
Lake Cinch
17 %c 19 %c
..
16,173
10c
Jan
28c
Aug
Lake
21,417
3 60
Jan
6.30 July
Lake
6,520
1.75
Jan
2.85 May
Lake
7 %c
•
______
_
5%
Power
Aug
Lamaque
Sep
65C
85c
10,410
60c
96
92
96%
10,630
85% May
44c
57c
1.12
90c
1.13
31%
31%
32
111
55
—
1
_
_
General
Petroleum
—
—
-
Steel
Preferred
_
•
Glenn
God's
Lake
Jun
768
89
Mar
138%
Sep
5.40
400
Jan
6.50
Jan
2,475
18%
4,290
5.10
5.30
41%
■
41%
10%
5.10
5.10
1,070
14c
6.50
5,160
80c
60c
86c
20,660
70c
67c 71 %c
8%
51,300
6.35
24,700
1
Sep
40% May
20
12 %c
14c
6.35
Feb
7%
25
10%
102% 102%
102%
____
Sep
9%
129 138%
*
Mines
Uranium
19%
Mar
1
_
Jan
Aug
49
1
-
_
_
9.80
34% July
115'/a
100
10%
_
_
Gold Mines__
Apr
Sep
830
5.20
■
■
_
Jan
26%
110
Apr
1.13
9
5.20
__
___
Lake
Giant Yellowknife
Mar
77c
59
*
common.
60c
May
96% Aug
17%
138%
1
.
Mfg class A
Wares
163,430
95c
56%
com_ ___1
(Canada)
A
Products
General
5
—
_
Feb
5.50
9
3
Motors
59,100
32c
Sep
27%
57%
—
General
Apr
155
17%
*
Bakeries
General
,
Feb
3.90 Mar
1,005
111
*
Jun
100% Aug
Feb
10c
6.10 Aug
60c
Sep
79% Mar
6.45
Jan
45
Mar
11
Jan
105% May
20c
Jan
7.85
Luz
Goldale Mines
1
Goldcrest
1
Gold
Eagle
Golden
Manitou
23c
Mar
57c
July
25,900
12c
Mar
62c
Jun
10c
10c
1,000
10c
Feb
19c
May
3.65
3.70
55c
49 %c
56c
14,350
40c
25c
24c
28c
78,225
18c
Aug
Feb
12c
9%C 12 %c
42,070
5%c
Feb
14%c Aug
161
340
Mar
175
Feb
54
15
Feb
54
July
*
161
158
___50
Bousquet
54
53 %
30c
30c
711
34c
1.66
130
52%
Jan
4.00
25,617
30c
May
54c
38c
27c
47c
2,018,024
13c
May
47c
1
8.05
7.90
8.25
23,120
43'A
42%
44
1
—
Paper
*
4.25 Mar
29
2,062
Jan
Aug
1.33 Mar
79c
*
—
Mines
Mines
Lakes
Great
14,500
20c
10c
3.70
Tire common..;
Granduc
40c
18 %c
__1
__
preferred
Grandines
38c
19c
1
_—
Goldora Mines
4%-
July
*
Uranium
Porcupine
Graham
94c
1
Goldfields
Northern
Utilities
Gas
com
Preferred
1
6
__50
Plains
Great
Development
Great Sweet Grass
Gridoil
__1
__1
Gulch
Trust
Ltd
Mines
Gulf Lead
Liberal
Little
6 '/a
5% Jan
1,600
46
70
3.10
800
24%
28
4,045
3.40
London
Class
8.40
47%
45% May
2.40
Apr
May
18% May
1.50 May
4.00
Hahn Brass common
Madsen
Hamilton
Cotton
Rock
Hard
Malartic
Uranium
Manitoba
Leaf
Maralgo
Sep
Marcus
Mines
Maritime
Mining
Mar
Sep
B warrants
Harrison
1
82c
Minerals
!
Hasaga Gold
Headway
Hendershot
High
1
Ltd
Oils
38c
July
8,616
16c
July
22c
129,800
12 %c
Jan
1.05
1.13
46,250
20c
Jan
9%c
10c
25,100
7%c
Jan
20%
20 %
20%
150
14%
6c
6c
6%c
15.250
4c
27c
1
70c
—
Dauch
*
*
Yellowknife
1
Paper common...
_*
Preferred
Preferred
Apr
Matachewan
Frontenac
Hoyle
Mining
Hudson Bay Mining &
Smelting.
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
*
67c
68,100
70c
6,500
2,000
10c
22%
63%
150
-i
6%
22%
4,935
12c
14,276
12
16c
10%
Petroleum
20
Sep
13
Mar
Sep
Apr
July
Aug
23 %c
Feb
3.10
Apr
21
Aug
30c
Feb
80c
Aug
15c
Jan
Apr
64
10
25%
Feb
7.50
July
Jan
Aug
12% July
10c
19c
267,000
Sep
28c
40%
42
570
30
Feb
52
100
50%
Jan
44% July
53 % July
10c
8.85
8.75
9.20
72,160
2.60
Jan
70
69
70
13,531
51%
Jan
27c
29c
7,000
41
41
145
20
9.00
9.00
2,220
1
1
9c
8c
9c
45,000
Imperial
Bank
10
50%
49%
51
Imperial
Life
93
41%
40%
12 %
12%
12%
7%
7%
7%
20c
262
—
—
May
34
Apr
9.20
70
Meta
Uranium
Assurance
10
♦
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordlnary_5
6%
preferred
£1
Indian Lake
Industrial
1
Acceptance
common
8c
Mexican
Midcon
Light
Oil
100
Jun
Sep
Aug
32c
Aug
42
July
Ingersoll Machine class
Inglis (John) & Co
A
«
Milton
Mining
International
Metals
class
A
Preferred
Nickel
Co
common
Preferred
Molsons
Moneta
Petroleum
Brewery
Moore
International
Ranwick
Interprovincial
class
Bay
Nama
Creek
Waite
Jeanette
Jellicoe
Minerals
Mines
National
Grocers
National
Steel
Joliet-Quebec
Jonsmith
Mines
Jupiter Oils
New
I
Gold
Kerr-Addison
Kerr
Lake
New
Kirkland
Oils
Delhi
For
footnotes
page
44
Aug
New
10%
Aug
New Goldvue
Fortune
37
37
38
860
32 % Mar
38
Sep
102 % 102%
25
103%
Feb
83%
83%
84%
8,649
55
Jan
136
136
20
133
Mar
142
Mar
29%
24%
31
41,760
24
May
31
Sep
1.70
1.99
26,025
16%
17
310
12%
Feb
25%
Apr
28%
27%
28%
8,921
2.80
2.45
2.90
33,920
1.50 Aug
86%
1.95
Aug
Aug,
2.25 July
17% July
30% Jan
3.05
18c
6,082
10c
Feb
25c
Jun
50c
50c
55c
16,845
50c
Sep
72c
Aug
1.95
2.10
5,900
2.10
Sep
12,274
34c
45c
9%c 10 % c
82
84
47c
12,000
31 %c
16c
49c
25.325
11c
New Jason
23,600
90c
Aug
1.75
55c
2,400
50c
Aug
1.50
2.31
2.74
531.035
44c
Jan
2.74
Sep
9.00
9.05
1.802
Feb
9.75
Feb
45c
53c
132,500
Sep
1.42 July
Jan
12% Aug
2.05 Aug
12%
75c
Laguerre
7,620
28c
39c
4.75
40c
25
3.85
27%
1.04
New
38%
40%
8
350
2.00
2.75
16,200
2.48
2.30
2.48
2,100
16%
16%
17
210
16%
10,000
5%c
1.77
Jan
1.75 Aug
3.95
May
Jun
23
Jan
20c
7
;
17,940
39c
118,767
11c
Aug
2.49
2.65
34,360
1.11
1.35
162,200
50c
65C
7,250
32c
Jun
81c
Jun
41c
44c
23,150
35c
Jun
55c
Jan
18c 19 %c
2,500
15c
Aug
25c
14c
29,600
lie
Feb
23c
Mar
75c
86c
56.950
1.85
Jan
Sep
3.15 Mar
1.45 Aug
Apr
Jan
1.01
1.03
18.100
1.00
July
1.34
Apr
2.10
2.25
312.860
2.00
Feb
2.70
Jan
Apr
31c
47c
444.900
25c
Jan
72c
21c
29c
110,380
11c
Jan
29c
Sep
32c
49c
350,425
24c
May
49c.
Aug
75c
84c
502,305
28c
5,625
19c
13c
26c
8c
9c
30c
1.12 Aug
Jan
Jan
68c
13c
Sep
24 %c
5%c
Jan
14%c July
18c
Jan
75c
May
22c
Apr
4,934
20c
15c
21 %c
676,108
29,600
Apr
Sep
13c 15 %c
158,300
6%c Jan
60c
76c
564,785
12c
Jan
74c
9c
13c
32,350
8c
28c
Feb
26c
29c
4,750
18c
Aug
Aug
40c
Aug
18 %c 19% 6
3,900
18c
Aug
40c
Feb
40c
Feb
12c
14c
8%c
172,500
12c
16C
11.500
15C
7 Via c
17.200
7%c
14c
9,874
ll%c
lie 11%C
4c
2.45
2.55
43c
43c
600
Sep
8%c
.
Sep
20c
Apr
Sep
7%c
Jun
17 %c
8%c
Jun
18%c Mar
2.15
3,800
43c
Jan
May
5%c Jan
1,000
2.50
Apr
15%c May
36c
38c
13,400
32c
May
8%c
8 %C
8 VIbC
3.000
5c
Jan
1.00
3.20
65c
Jan
Sep
78c
Jan
10%c
Jun
1.55
Jan
1.10
1.11
2.78
2.78
2.89
9.000
10 %c
12c
9;000
59%
59
60%
1.987
28c
26c
28c
10,300
15c
Feb
99c
Jun
13c
13c
3,400
9c
Jun
16c
Jan
7.10
1.10
4,500
July
-
Mining
12c
43c
1.05 May
2.15 Jan
10 %C
Normetal
Norpax
Jun
Jan
21c
Mines
North
1.80
42c
36 %c
Noranda
Sep
Jun
88,328
15c
.
Norlartic
Sep
Jan
40.107
1.C8
14c
Feb
18%
Jan
261,997
90c
7%c
Merger
Mines
70c
Feb
2.54
70c
1.25 Aug
1.55
35c
19 %c
Nipissing Mines
Jan
30c
29c
Thurbois
15%
35% July
Jan
10c
Yellowknife
26c
Jan
18c
15c
;
.
Superior Oils of Canada
7,173
Apr
26
25c
23c
Senator
4,560
2.72
Feb
42c
.__75c
New
11c
Apr
May
27 %C
New
70c
Jun
14
15
Jan
1.87
19 %c
New Taku Mines
18%
2.78
May
Mar
72c
Jun
2.75 Aug
30c
Ryan Like Mines
10c
12%
13
May
8
Jan
1.10
98c
;
Rouyn
18%
42
Jan
1.85
Norzone
Nisto
1.25 July
26 % Mar
1.40 May
80c
Sep
Jan
Mar
Feb
Newnorth Gold
Jun
July
32%
1,228
28
July
6,000
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
38c
95c
16
Sep
55c
New
Sep
Jun
Jan
3.85
2.15
Mylamaque Explor
Nib
41c
47c
345
Jan
25% July
10,370
Minda-Scotia
New
9%c. Jan
23%
8,600
19
July
1.45
Sep
Jan
2.25 July
285
94c
Sep
5
34%
50
Gold
Jan
32c
28
40,600
Sep
39c
Jan
40c
128,831
55c
5.10
Mar
16%
4,260
3.45
3
68c
Marlon
17c
57,400
20c
1,750
24%
Jan
3.50 July
89.775
4.50
39c
Feb
22c 22 %c
Mines
New
Sep
98,850
9%
47,230
5.10
45c
100
60c
4.80
7.85
Apr
28%
Newlund Mines
Jun
336,593
Apr
25,325
1.10
30c
8c
48c
60c
49c
95c
22c
Kelore
New
14,517
38c
Feb
35c
55c
9c
38,000
90c
Mar
Sep
Gold
Jun
40c
Aug
60c
82c
70c
75c
50c
Jan
Jm
Mines
38c
23c
10c
Jun
July
1.00
Mines
New
New
90
67% May
2,545
2.10
Mines
Mar
41c
July
l.Ol
76c
79c
46 %
4,100
Oil
Sep
33 %c
Feb
2.63
New
Sep
2.06
1.20 Aug
Sep
2.00 Aug
45c
Jaculet
Feb
7
Jan
Jan
33
1,045
1.30 Aug
Mar
9 %c
1.40
Mines
Hosco
99"%
300
43c
Feb
Sep
1.35 Aug
45%
14c
10,500
Mar
July
1.91
Mines
14
22
Mines
'8.20
48,725
53c
51c
55c
56.349
5.35
5.10
5.35
18,650
12c 15 %c
414,100
7.90
2.10
8c
46
3.45
Jan
May
May
Jan
3.10 Mar
15 %c
62 %
Jun
Sep
7.80 Sep
r
64c
12c
39c 42%c
41c
9,700
21,700
Feb
Oil
&
Mines
Canadian
Ltd
.
Oils
North Inca Gold
65c
Jan
86c
Sep
North
31c
July
50c
Jan
North
Star
35%c
Jun
55c
Mar
North
13 %c
Trinity
13c
4,300
12c
Mar
17c
Mar
Northern Canada Mines
45,400
13c
Mar
32c
July
Northwestern
1.25
1.40
27,000
1.52 Mar
7%c
July
77c
Aug
5.95 Mar
16c
Mar
55c
1.000
40c
Feb
85c
July
16
,_
18C
Jan
4.25 July
55c
Oil
16 %c
1.10
20 %c Mar
16
16%
1,100
10%
Jan
18
May
10c
9 %c
10c
7.825
8c
Jan
17c
Apr
Jun
Rankin
12%c
1.38
930
250,373
1.35
115
100% May
21
New Dickenson Mines
106%
Feb
38c
45.
7
1.80
42c
11% July
28 %
Highbridge
July
17
-20c
see
95c
1.00
Jan
Feb
Jun
Petroleum
New
8
495
9
41c
New
102% Mar
111
1.58
Development
Davies
20
110
6%c
12,760
1.33
Concord
125
18c
July
10%
Jun
Oil
Continental
New
I
Mines___I"
20c
270,250
72C
10%
34c
New
2.80 Mar
80c
Ltd.
2,935
20 %c 26 %c
Feo
Jan
I
New
21,000
T'ownsite
Kristina Copper
Kroy
75c
July
July
1.50
:
Sep
22
41c
1.00
11%
Oils
Aug
1.60
"
Kirkland
Hudson
Kirkland Lake
July
27%
Bidlamaque
Bristol
7% July
10c
Apr
61% July
21
"~J
Keyboycon Mines
Keymet Mines
20c
40
New Athona Mines
12%
1.45
10c
1,325
30%
10 % Mar
22
18 %
43c
3,010
I
1,915
1.50
■,
ADr
40c
Sep
21
25c
12,334
25
1
2.83
1.95
Harricana
1
~~~I1
Mines
Jan
34c
New
*
70c
28%
Norgold Mines
Kelvinator of Canada
Kenville
26,325
Jan
20
Alger
Aug
I-IIII_IIl5c
2.28
Nestott Labine Uranium
17%
1
2.20
13c
1.80
.___
Apr
"•
Ltd
44c
28%
Car
Hello Mining
11%
~
Joburke Gold
19c
Mar
•
Petroleum
1,745
10%c
Mar
______20
common
Preferred
National
17%
(1939)
Jun
7c
34,850
16%
38c
8c
30c
1.14
Mines
Jan
13% July
5,000
10,791
98c
Calumet
Jan
Apr
26,600
10c
99c
New
49 %
Aug
19c
75
New
4%c
Apr
2.25
1.03
37c
425
Aug
1,190
25c
Jan
30c
85,940
41%
9,500
Feb
JaD
9%c
8
New British Dominion
38c
Jan
2.15
17%
I
Ltd
Sep
25
Jan
13%
July
41c
106
Mar
9
13%
102
38c
May
20
600
1.90
Jan
41c
102
12
12
13%
Jan
III.IIl
10
21%
10%
13%
Feb
8c
17c
106
21 %
40
__,
35% May
*
~_
106
21%
8c
1.62
27c
19,500
2.14
45
1
Jacobus Mining
Jasper Oil
Jaye Exploration
20,250
13%
10%
1
27,300
39c
1
70
1
Mines
15c
2.20
19
Ltd
65
105
Jan
12c
& Chem common______5
Preferred
5
National Explorations
93
57%
Jun
1.84
34c
National Drug
41%
7%c
1.06
2.10
28
A
New
Jack
2.60 Aug
2.10
54
5
Mines
Jan
_!
100
•
1.60
50c
Ltd
3,985
1.90
20;507
95c
Brass
12
_____1
Bldg Credits
Pipe Line
Interprovincial
Iron
Ltd
2.60
3.70
Corp common
Morrison
10
*
2.38
24%
Porcupine
12
100
International
46% July
Montreal Locomotive
10
*
Jan
1.30 Mar
12%
Mindamar Metals Corp
Mining Corp
Mogul Mining Corp
12
100
International
36%
36c
489
•
pfd
1,902
4.90
•
Powders
7,925
73c
Feb
1
Bronze
440,330
4.60
10
International
72c
1.55
13.5
Gas
Brick
New
Inspiration
pfd___
Mill City Petroleum
•
Inland Cement preferred
Power
&
Apr
55%
Jan
50c
Industrial
10
105
55%
$4% preferred
22c
2.39
Gas
&
Mid-Western
15c
Jun
1.23 May
Jan
9.00
7.05 Apr
7%c Mar
6
Aug
43%
40c
Mines
New
Imperial Oil
May
55c
50
.J.
Multi-Minerals
52
41
Huron & Erie Mtge
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Hy-Charger Petroleums
1
1
Island
9%c Mar
Jan
62c
2.15
1.45
84
Jun
Apr
5
10c
42%
17c
!
Merrill
Feb
15% Mar
Jan
;
Apr
*
3.20 July
1.65 May
45c
Lake
Mentor
Exploration
Mercury Chipman Mills
May
53%
400
22
7c
44%
McWatters Gold
Feb
47c
14 %c 14 %c
Feb
6
Lake
Red
Sep
15c
Jan
40c
Jan
5.15 Mar
66c
July
Jan
15c
398,405
1.35
common
Jun
1.12
2.70
Apt
16c
Jan
2.15
15c
Aug
15 %c
___;
Jan
29c
1.43
15,400
1.60
;___,
Mines
5.00
9%
91,530
110.%
Consolidated
Ltd
36c
22c
45,550
34c
10%
__10
28%
"
50
__50
•
29c
6%
._5
*
»
19c
62%
♦
*
.__
:
Howard Smith
14c
1.06
9%c
*
Oil
Homer
42,780
*
common
Hi Tower Drilling
Hollinger Consol
Home
82c
24c
1
Paper
Highland-Bell
Highwood Sarcee
&
isc
65c
1
Lake
Mines
Crest
Hlnde
Jun
_1
Red
Gold
Heva Gold
Aug
8
21c
1
Head of Lakes Iron
Heath
12
Jan
15c
2.25
22c
com
Porcupine
10V2C Mar
8c
11c
75C
___,
Red
540
Feb
2.20
Martin-McNeely
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
McMarmac
1,100
4c
12c
warrants
Mclntyre
16,300
100
36c
Corp
McKenzie
12
7%
43c
Jun
Jun
16c
Aug
9%c
Ltd.___
Apr
9 %
7%
32c
,L_.
Oils
Jun
12
>
Mar
11
:
_p.r__
Gold
Marigold
11%
15c
)
Sep
4
1.95
10
____
Milling!common
Jan
9%
Aug
1.25
100
39c
Leaf Cardensi____
3.60
12
95
Jan
Mar
2.20
pfdc^T).
Sugar
Maple
24,545
16c
1.25
45% May
50c
12 %C
Maple
9.25
♦
1.25
41% Mar
68
1.472
2.58
Mines
1
6.60
*
35,524
)
1.50
Ltd__
19%
l
853
9c
:
Jun
42 %
Mines
B
Goldfields
Maneast
40c
Mines
Gold
93
2.47
Magnet Consolidated
Jan
common
Harding Carpets
45 %
5c
Jan
1
4.00 Aug
1.75
2.65 Aug
61c
15c
Red Lake Gold
Jan
Apr
%
88%
1.15 May
Jun
Feb
15
44
63c
9%
100
16,300
32c
class
7%c
20
8,800
1.40
2.10
Gold
Bloedel
92c
20
3.00
1.31
——
Mines
MacLeod-Cockshutt
32,167
*
2.80
40c
Mackeno
MacMillan
24,500
62
Jan
22% July
Aug
122,785
Jan
15c
8,600 "
11c
20c
52%
l
47c
56c
1.95
150
Apr
40C
14,500
17%
60%
25c
104,000
15
60
Jan
18c
16c
60%
8%c
1.19
1.60
*
<
61,800
16c
18c
Apr
Aug
17c
""
.
1.79
Jan
Apr
85c
13C
Y
7%
Mines
17 %
Mar
12^2C
Apr
1.10
McColl
9c
Jan
Jan
60c
1.16
Sep
3.50
17%
5%c
10,400
Explorations
315
24
10
16,000
82c
6 %c
Goldfields
Macdonald
21
70
20
8%c
8,415
21
30
.r
Jun
20
2,000
Maxwell
107,500
Jan
73c
45%
Mines
Maybrun
4.75
Sep
4.35
13
7 %c
2.05
Feb
26 %
July
3.10
Feb
8%C
July
14c 18 %C
Jan
27c
3.35 July
11%
8c
8
4.75
40
1.95
12
25 Vs
2,959
13
2.00
Jan
4.75
3.90
13
Jun
6.35
Jun
Jan
Sep
Mar
45c
1.75 Mar
8%c
Apr
25 Va
55,125
3.80
5.15
20c
Macassa
5%
2.44
8.000
Lyndhurst Mining Co_
Lynx Yellowknife
7.75
21
A
Long Island Petroleums
100
Mar
1,732
26c
3.10
____.
Louvicourt
200
16
class
Lorado Uranium Mines
Apr
4.00 May
28
5.40
2.75
91%
Aug
7% May
48
5.20
24 %C
2.c5
35c
1.31
A
68,260
____30
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Apr
2.95
Lac
Hosiery Mills common
7%
18c
Jun
47c
L
Gold
3.60
1
Jan
11c
22 %c
20
B
9.20
_____*
_—
7oc
19,250
16,000
77c
Merrill
Preferred
304,385
16c
16c
8.75
Gurney Products common
2.85
34c 36 %c
3.95 July
7 %c
1
Gwillim Lake Gold
2.50
14 %C
13
;
Groceterias
Class
Lomega
7%
Warrants
May
Candy Shops
____l
_______
Jun
19
Apr
3.90
Petroleum
Long
Loblaw
8.30
1
Mines
Gunnar
3.55
25
Jan
1.10
25c
Lexmbur Gold,
10
B
Apr
8.15
18,535
Lenc^ziflfcGold
*
____—
class
Freehold
Guaranty
27%
21%
3,535
2.50
3.10
Gold
Laura Secord
__9c
Coal
West
Great
6
46
3.10
Warrants
750
17%
5.35
—
Lavalip Mines
Leitdfi. Gold
A
Great
24%
,
Jan
1.27 May
1
Gold
Goldhawk
Goodyear
60 %c Mar
Mines
Mines
Macfie
Gold
%
2.00
Lang & Sons (John A).__
1,070
222,287
.100
Ltd
Mines
Geneva
36
35
55c
common
General Dynamics
Class
Apr
25
Jan
5.50
*
Exploration
General
Wasa Mining
La
1
preferred
Geco
Lake
13c
Jan
18
34
100
_
__
Exploration of Alberta
Gatineau
Shore
Jun
5%c July
100
4.40
Warrants
Gas
Lake
225
5,800
1,587
1
High )
16%
36c
26
155
5.45
•
common____.
Mines
Osu
7%c
82c
Ltd
Debentures
Gaitwin
143
25%
*
Cos
Fraser
Frobisher
154
•
Co
Francoeur Gold
since Jan.
Low
2.65
Lingman
2.00
•
Ford Motor class A
Foundation
24
Range
High
14 %C
Dufault
6.00
1.90
Shares
2.50
Mines
5.50
18C
__
for Week
16%
Mining & Exploration—
5.95
*
Manufacturing
Fleet
Ltd
(John)
18,770
2.00
•
Petroleums
Federated
Labatt
42c
38%
31%
40c
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
Pa
High
38
Kirkland
Federal
Low
High
Week's
Last
Sale Price
1
30'%
-20
Preferred
16
STOCKS
Range since Jan.
31
40c
class a
Grain
Shares
38%
...I
Copper
Tungsten
Farwest
Federal
september
ended
for Week
Low
Par
week
Friday
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
stocks
for
Sales
Week's
Utilities
Nudulama Mines Ltd
preferred
65c
58c
65c
4,500
100
94
94
94
25
♦
77c
65c
80c
53,150
-
35c
Apr
70c
91%
Jan
97% July
33c
Jan
99c
Apr
!
Volume
Number 5465
182
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
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,
Obaska
Lake
O'Brien
Gold
Okalta
Metals Mining-.
Oils
Steel
75c
12c
11c
12c
9c
9%c
15,000
:90c
90c
1.00
5,800
1
2.25
2.15
2.25
32%c
36c
4%c
5%c
47,000
•
3.55
2.50
2.60
1,775
if
_
27
1.
•
'
1
1
Pacific
Petroleum
Pan
Western
Mines
-
Petrol
1
Oils
&
14c
16c
12c 12%c
74
-
-
71
•:
33c
94c
Dome
7.25
Jan
10
July
15%
Jun
21
July
50%
Jun
54 %
Jan
58
July
100
Jun
103
May
99c
856,150
"v.:"
41 %
1.21
1.28
2,944
1.20
.1.90
1.91
7,565
1.60
22c
34%
1.08
1.02
40c
25c
-
25
227,800
River
2,690
15,200
2,000
22c
30 V4 Mar
Jan
Feb
2.35
Jan
33c
Aug
37
Sep
1.34 July
47%
Jan
40c
July
Aug
67%
Aug
3.35
4,300
2.05
Jan
3.95
Aug
7%c
2,000
3%c
Jan
flVic
Jun
l8'/2
1,650
12%
Feb
19
6.50
7.10
5,481
5.05
Jan
10%
9.00
103/a
9,140
5.00
6.00
3,625
2.15
Jan
8.50 July
3.05
3.00
3.35
6,500
2.00
Sep
40c
'
18%
7.00
10%
>
1
37c
42c
46,100
4.15 May
50c
July
5.25
Jan
10c
Jan
1.75
1.44
1.94
647,865
1
4.05
3.80
4.10
77,620
1.10
19c
July
Jun
14
July
Feb
1.94
Jan
5.10 May
Sep
_1
9c
13c
36,803
8%c
Jan
14 V2
14 Vs
14%
7,955
13 %
1
May
1.40
1.35
1.49
7,890
70c
5.40
4.20
5.50
309,974
__1
2.33
2.29
2.51
138,905
1.08
Feb
1
22c
2.90 Aug
20c
22c
4,500
17c
Aug
26c
♦
Mines
13c
1
:
1
29
Aug
27%
29
8,935
20%
Jan
30
Aug
1
1.50
1.50
2.07
1
lie
2.10
1
„
42,630
2.20
51,775
10c
° 11c
6,600
2.10
21c
1.90
2.01
2.35
2,925
337,900
21c
__
25c
2.60
2.60
300
52V2c
1
__1
——
59c
10,800
Jun
3.10 Mar
84c
Feb
15c
Apr
18
Apr
1.66 Aug
5.50
3.65
Sep
Apr
2.35
lie
Feb
45c
9c
Apr
16c
60
1.26 July
465
49%
Jan
15
15%
4,679
10%
Apr
7%c
8%c
174,700
3%c
Jan
10c
16%
16 Va
16%
1,935
15%
Jun
18%
13c
13c
4,500
9c
Jan
15c
3.45
31,400
17%
350
.__50c
610
65% Mar
1.50
May
14c
May
3.15
84
2.20
35c
Sep
4.95
17%
Sep
2.37
2.03
2.45
15,475
1.10
Jan
2.98
Feb
3.00
2.70
3.00
10,150
1.80
Jan
3.35
Jun
73 %
73
74
316
50%
Jan
52
52
85
50%
Feb
74% Sep
53% Aug
Jan
55%
55
__
55
25
53 %
Jun
1
10c
9c
10c
2,932
7c
Mar
1.35
1.35
1.35
3,000
75c
Jan
9.00
9.00
9.40
35,331
29%
30
220
27
Jan
30
Jun
30
90
27
Jan
30
Aug
*
__
1
5.00
__
5.00
4.80 Mar
656
4.85
July
10%c
Jan
21c
23c
34,157
1.06
1.02
1.10
149,375
85c
50c
62c
July
54c
70c
13,500
35c
Aug
♦
13%
13 y4
133^
1,633
16c
10% July
5.50 May
11% Mar
30c
1.50
Jun
Apr
79c
May
15
13 %
13%
18
17%
18 Vs
5,679
14% Aug
21
50c
54c
15,950
38c
Feb
63c
35c
July
35c
38c
4,600
35c
Jun
52c
May
*
46%
46 %
110
47
225
72c
65c 74% c
14,350
20c
19c
30c
30c
•
/
20c
7,800
34c
Standard Paving & Materials—
16,565
*
36
36
Stanwell Oil & Gas Ltd.
195
l
63c
63c
68c
6,566
1
17C
14%c
17c
18,500
__
•
24%
24%
25Vs
395
•
56 %
56%
58
1,571
10c
12c
11%
35%
21 %c
Jun
40c
Jan
Jan
37
Aug
26
53c
(ordinary)
Inlet
May
Sep
i37/8
141/2
35c
46,200
20c
-lWit
17%c
20c
40.300
17c
6.70
6.60
6.85
10,011
8%
8%
8%
500
26%
26%
26%
300
22
21 %
22
2,265
8c
10c
3,734
5
51%
410
__
5 %
Sep
58
25%C
•
May
22c
27
30q
—50c
Industries
80c
Jun
41%
•
rr^fred
Apr
21% Mar
14%
l
1.00 May
28c
July
10 %c
l
Mine§_«w-_vi
P;0paTI$ Common»
Jun
Apr
1
Cons
47
Sep
Feb
Apr
25
Sullivan
Jan
14%
50c
12c
27,500
29.M3"
Feb
13c'
*
Mines
Feb
Jan
7.60
Jan
Aug
Aug
5.10
Feb
7%
Jan
24% Jan
•
8c
5%c
«
Alloys
Ltd
Viceroy Mfg class A—
Vicour
Mines
Victoria
&
Rights
Vulcan
Waite
1.30
Jun
42%
Jan
14c
12 %c
17c
186,300
9%
9%
3.10
2.92
3.25
Tiara Mines
common
9%
9%
250
25c
30c
51,900
23
23%
190
•
26c
1.10
1.45
2.70
3.25
% May
67/aC Jan
21%
9%
Jan
1.10
Sep
68c
July
16%
17
4,835
11%
17
Sep
78
80%
3,443
66
Jan
80%
Sep
12
12
450
8
Jan
12% May
Jan
1
45c
42c
47c
Jan
61c
Aug
30c
30c
33c
31,200
3,472
23c
*
25c
Aug
48c
July
1
Ltd
10c
10c
12c
15,500
4%c
Jan
15c
1.45
*
1.60
1.55
1.70
3,300
»
23%
23%
24
2,360
15c
17c
18,775
25
26%
310
23
43%
44
115
38
32
32
205
30
Mar
1
16c
Breweries
5
25
class A
*
44
Preferred
__2(j
Leaseholds
*
Western Naco Petroleums
Warrants
Weston (Geo)
7.40
8.25
1.34
1.25
1.34
1.75
Jun
Apr
24 Va
Jun
11c
Feb
25c
Jun
Jan
26%
Sep
Jan
44% Aug
5,124
35c
4.85
40
Feb
91c
35c
40c
937
♦
1.27
1.21
1.28
9,474
57
Jan
104 %
104 %
105
230
103
Mar
_*
15%
15%
15%
100
_1
2.99
2.94
3.05
31,571
1
58c
57c
61c
28,300
Wiltsey-Coghlan
l
13c
11 %c 15 %c
Winchester Larder
418,800
7c
Jan
1
10%c
12c
92,500
6c
Feb
45c
55c
112,200
6%c
Yukon—
Willroy Mines
Petroleums
Gold
Mines
1
9c
46c
15 Va
Jun
15%
50c
July
128
Sep
106% Aug
Apr
1.90
Sep
1.68 May
Jan
&
33c
Feb
8.25
Aug
100
II
Sep
Aug
21
34,900
•
common
8.20
common
Preferred
Windward
Sep
4.00 July
Jun
80
Ashley
Wilrich
Aug
1.50
1.75 Mar
29c
Sep
May
16%
Grocers
Pass
Sep
27
16,000
Canada
White
Apr
72c
32,950
50c 64 %c
60c "
9%c Aug
8
44,760
3.25
♦
Pyrites
Lead
&
Zlnc__
Jan
20 '**' Jan
3.60
41 %c Mar
90c
July
Apr
15 %c
Sep
127/«c Jun
82c
July
15
15 %
4,760
11% Aug
19%
Jan
2.00
2.00
2.08
10,580
1.90 July
2.69
Feb
59c
63c
45,800
39c
Jan
30c
32c
70,400
7c
Jan
36c
Sep
13 VaC
15c
13,700
7c
Jan
25c
Apr
2.30
Oil
Mines
58c
31 %c
13 VaC
Canuck
Zulapa
1
«
1
Bear
Mines.
2.28
2.40
18,789
70c
13c
13c
14c
16,783
10c
Sep
40c
43c
94,000
20c
Jan
—1
35c
35c 35 %c
4,015
Canadian
National
31c
100
76,925
Apr
14% July
Low
8
550
7
Feb
130
37
Jan
49%
4,965
10%
Jan
13% July
44%
1,215
32%
Feb
16%
17
12,715
14%
Jan
46% July
18% July
5.25
5.45
1,610
6.25
Jun
22
21 %
22
2,735
33
42%
16%
5
5.40
•
»
Canadian Bronze
General
Canadian
Investments
Dalhousle
34
Mar
19 % July
34
34
53
30
Jan
34 %
Jun
28% July
25%
25%
26
1,391
7%
7
8%
46,833
53 %
53 %
58
1,465
53%
Sep
2.50
2.50
2.50
200
1.25
Jun
39%
39%
40
6,472
•
Oilcloth
&
Canada
com
20c
1,660
23%
24%
1,530
37%
37%
37%
1,175
_♦
Linoleum
19c
24
•
Securities
19c
•
common
Hayes Steel Products
International Paper common
37
37
37
75
♦
29%
29
29%
835
36
36
50
*
19%
6
15
15 %c
May
38
Jun
Jun
41%
12%
12%
12%
300
Loblaw
6
85
85
88
375
66
66%
540
48% Jan
47
47
50
Ontario Paper
Wire
Ogilvie Flour
5
Weaving
•
common
«
Preferred
Jan
Pend
Oreille
Price
Bros
Consolidated
1
1
45
46
230
46
6.10
9
Mar
13Va Jan
58
Jan
38
34
Jan
Jan
88
7%c Jan
9
2.50
July
163%
Sep
Aug
5.75
Feb
7.10 May
4.75
4.85
1,375
59%
59
60
1,229
7%
7%
7%
240
65c
60%c
68c
44,350
26
75
__
4.10 July
44
5%
Jan
51c
Feb
25
Jun
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN
No par
a
Odd lot
value.
19c
Apr
May
10%
Aug
d Deferred
Jun
4.90
Jan
in
1.00
1.00
1.05
10,300
75c
May
1.30 Aug
*
1.83
1.75
2.00
45,600
15c
Jan
52c
50c
60c
29,110
41c
Apr
2.81 Aug
75c
Jun
t Ex-liquidating
sale (not Included In year's
(Un)
range).
Jan
5.80 Apr
60
Jun
8 /2 May
68c
Jan
28
Feb
e
(not Included
range).
Selling ex-Interest.
f Flat
rCash
'
(not
included
Issued,
x
price.
sale
wd When delivered.
wi When
in
year's range).
Ex-divldend.
y
Ex-rights.
% Ex-stock
MARKETS
dividend,
unlisted trading
Admitted to
privileges,
delivery sale
year's
Aug
15
26
1.85 Mar
50
Aug
5,220
1
Consolidated
Sep
70% July
48
46
6.25
<■
Inv Tr
44Vi Jun
6.05
♦
Third Canadian Gen
80
J3% Mar
163% 163%
100
8.30 Mar
Pato
__
__
Jan
112
112
41
Niagara
Aug
Jan
108
Minnesota &
\
May
112
4lVs
-
Sep
22c
25
41
36% Aug
•
Inc
Feb
Jun
41
30% July
32 %
5
53
Sep
3.00 July
Mar
33
7%
1,351
Aug
24% Mar
Interprovlncial Utilities
'
70
Apr
18% Mar
Mar
35
Jun
8%
Aug
International Utilities
55c
Feb
Aug
16
•
Oil
Glass
of
27
200
5
Bridge
Dominion
Dominion
23% July
465
16 %
•
Paper
Dominion
DuPont
20% May
33
16
1
Westinghouse
Copper
Coast
Feb
32%
"
common
Marconi
Canadian
Consolidated
7.10
Sep
*
common
Industries
Jan
8
.«
common
Cottons
Canadian
1
High
13%
44%
Canadian
Range since Jan.
49%
♦
Sugar
«
High
46
1
Dominion
Apr
7%
Asbestos Corp
Brown Co
common,
Bulolo Gold Dredging
&
Apr
13%
__
13%
Jan
9%
Shares
5
Canada
74c
for Week
Low
*
♦
30 %c Aug
Jun
Sales
Range
of Prices
Anglo
35c
1
.
Corp_
1.37
Curb Section
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
-
19c
Funds
Friday
STOCKS
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Newfoundland Develop
2.59 Aug
Jan
41c
Toronto Stock Exchange
Andian
1.40 May
—1
.
Mining
•
„
47
9%
Western
Aug
50
_
8
Jan
Western
5.25
8,950
_
Feb
Western
3.00 Mar
1.55
,
5%
19%
Zellers
4534
I
Jan
8,000
43,932
__*
W
Malartic
Yukon
1.50
common
3c
8
»
&
Euipment
Western
Apr
1.90 Sep
17% July
1.37 Jan
47
1.15
G
Jan
Jan
1.00 Mar
5,100
Sep
75c
Apr
4534
Mines
1.05
14
Jun
July
9.00 July
Feb
39
23%
l
39%
7%
II
:
Wespac Petroleums
West
8c
62 %
Jan
45%
10
West Maygill Gas & Oil Ltd
Westeel Products
July
1.54
Pearson
Trust
Amulet
Weedon
24
4534
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Texas-Calgary
Thompson-Lundmark
Grey
_1
Mines
Waterous
26% July
*
Taylor
1
Oils
Walker
13%c
1
Tandem
—__*
;
Violamac
Jan
'
8c
Tamblyn
common
•
91c
Apr
6.50 Mar
1,145
Ventures
Sep
28c
27,706
Vanadium
23% Aug
Apr
27
123,826
Van Roi Cons
May
9.55 July
18%
97,555
1.20
Aug
19
Sylvanite Gold
Ltd
54c
1.90
"
17%
July
54c
___1
Contact
42c
1.62
Sep
33c
Jan
63c
5,030
47c
lite
Mar
1.60 July
131/4
•
Rock Iron
8.10
1
54
60%
'
2,320
17
Canadian
21c
_1
Sturgeon River Gold—
;
Feb
May
15
•
Sudbury
7.25
39 %
1.10
Sep
50c
—
505
17
Jan
•
of Canada
Mines
Jan
•
Steeloy Mining
36%
8.00
Apr
11% May
Apr
4.80
44,800
1.12
Sep
*
Gold
39
.*
Sep
Feb
Jun
8%
Aug
21%c Mar
1,040
70c
61
25
Jun
3.15
Bros
22%
62 Va
60c
*
Feb
13c
sc
1
Olsen
21%
62c
7.00
7.45
9% Aug
6,395
Jun
42c
Jan
5
10,166
1
66% July
16% Sep
15%
60
17%
;
26c
8.25
Apr
Jan
40 %.
Apr
July
48c
Feb
60
3.20
(1944)
24c
48c
41 Va
-
July
15,200
_*
Mines
776
United Steel Corp
Upper Canada Mines
Zenmac Metal
46,725
*
:
180
110
_*
Mar
21c
5,200
Oils
6
53
50
Oils
Yellowknife
1
Union
4.35
7.90
*
pfd—
Jun
Sep
July
2.35 Jan
Mar
32c
4.60
25c
Yukeno Mines
16c
22,000
Spooner Oils
B___
A
28
8V2C
7.90
1
class
pfd
Apr
30
Southam
B
class
Mines
United Keno Hill
United Montaufban
Aug
10c 10'/2c
82
Valley
Class
Ltd
52
53 %
125
1
Inv
1.90
78c
18c
Ltd
Fuel
2.40
Aug
Sep
1.57
B
Estella
United
Sep
Sep
60c
15c
Gold
Corps
United
Jan
15,706
9%
May
Jan
66,300
6
18c
49% July
1.75 Apr
26c
Aug
7
9%
Apr
Jan
41
20c
51%'
Sep
% Aug
44%
6.80
6
9%
49%
Jan
19c
51%
Jan
Aug
115
6.55
20c
6.55
♦
42
Jan
41
12,050
*
Feb
8c
1,640
40c
7
1
Aug
19c
1.50
A
39%
37c
7
_♦
Asbestos
United
Yellorex
72,800
50
class
37%
39c
*
Mining
United
Yankee
14,526
79%
Mines
Union
Yale
21c
trust
Dairies
38 Vs
*
preferred
Feb
1
Standard
♦
common
20%
10
Aug
1.48
Feb
106
28,250
Line—
;
*
Acceptance
2nd
Jun
75c
15c
—
Pipe
Resources
Union Gas of Canada
Jun
19c
50
Mines
Union
1.05
60c
1.55
Mining
Oil
*
2.75
31c
65c
80%
._;
31c
Petroleum
Jan
I9%c
1
;.
28c
Oil
Aug
1.00
_1
common
30c
*
Pipeline
2.40
1.87
—1
(Quebec)
Prairie
4%c
16,990
__
Breweries
Oils
39c
20
42%
340
52
Jan
1.10 Aug
Jun
Sep
20,691
♦
Gordon
1,330
47%
24c
1
High
17
29,534
♦
1.17
17c
preferred
48
47%
50
•
1.05
10%c
pfd_
500
2.05
Winnipeg & Central Gas
1.10
*
Ltd
30
13c
52
Wright-Hargreaves
2.04
—1
Oils
113
13c
1.76
Jun
1
_:
113
49%
Jan
1.87
——______:_1
Gold
70
52
5.25
1
Corp
1,318
25
2.05
14c
_1
Gold
45%
25
49%
Jan
50c
) 44%
45
*
Jan
1.43 Mar
485
40
75c
1.99
_;
______________—
*
7Vic
1
common
Silver-Miller
Apr
3.10
3.25
1
Shawkey (1945 > Mines.—.
Sheep Creek Gold
Surf
May
68c
1.50
7%c
1
1
Rainbow
Switscn
11c
37
1.08
May
305
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawinigan Water & Power com
Supertest
July
46
63%
Bridge
Superior
Jun
\
62
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Steep
Apr
•
Sep
i_.
10
Antonio
Steel
40
99c
72c
——
Lawrence
Stedman
Jan
41%
35%-
————
Starratt
40c
3.60 July
6.00"
Ryaror Mining
Stadaccna
44
20
6,000
24%c
—1
Oil
Southern
400
102
50 %c-
1.91
Rupununi Gold ______________—_____1
Industries
——*
Souris
Jun
2.90
1.66 Mar
A
Oils
Mountain
United
58% July
,__
Russell
Class
Jan
Mar
Royal Bank
Siscoe
42 %c
Jun
•
Consolidated
Simpsons
30c
102
92c
t
53
,
2.77
—
2.78
,
47,775
1
Roxana Oils
Silver
Sep
Mar
Long Lac
Silverwood
95c
40
Corp
Rockwin Mines
Silanco
Jan
47c
240
1
—
Voting
Feb
■
49c
,
Rix-Athabasco Uranium
Sicks'
Jun
5.00
■
2,270
Palmer Oil
Sigma
44,222
3.05
Apr
2,400
Mines
Sherritt
95c
Feb
Feb
2.75
1,825
♦
Gold
E
87c
15c
98c
.1
2,125
Mines
Class
375
60c
Mining
A
Mar
56,500
28,452
20
:
Uranium
Class
45c
18c
1.32
4.45
40c
Airways
Rexspar Uranium
Scurry
Apr
53Vi
Petroleum
Sarnia
Jan
13c
Jan
58%
"___
Reeves MacDonald
Sand
38c
6c
19'
_____1
,-
Nickel
San
25 %c Mar
13,500
17,300
53
*
Mines
Quebec
St
Jan
35c
Metallurgical
Royalite
72c
59c
„
Quebec
Rowan
Jun
56%
__.
Roche
46c
59c
—____—_
Quebec Chibougamau
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador
Quebec Lithium Corp _2
Quebec Manitou
Rio
8,900
>
Sep
53
»
Warrants
Rcnabie
Jan
12% July
75 ■;.«
.May
20
57%
Purdy Mica Mines
Regcourt
23c
10 Va Aug
65
1
1
East
Rayrock
11 %c Mar
.
45c
.
—
J
Uranium
Trans Era
Trend
3,000
Feb
___•
Prospectors
Reef
16c
1.40
9.70
r
Border
Empire
Trans
5,500
1
preferred
Trans
36c
1.25
«■
Trans
35c
•
.
Metals
5%
class
Low
18%
50
B
Transcontinental
1,415.
1.15
1
___^._
Prairie Oil
Radiore
5,700
4.10
*
:_
Corp
Quemont
35c
9%c lOVac
59,375
Finance
Class
Aug
9.20
'_—
Gold
Mortgage
Towagmac Exploration
Traders
35c
«■
Toronto
Aug
.Jun
9.20
„
River
Queenston
'
i
62c
29Vic
lOVaC
1 >■
!___—;
Rouyn
Preston
4.50
.44c
*
-III.
.
Powell
Fronto
75
59c
__
•>__
_——1
I
Gas
Powell
'
85c
53
Poplar Oils
Pressed
25c
Apr
—100
Oils
Premier
Jan
5
Mineral
&
Placer Development
Power
July
July
common
Gold
Ponder
Jan
3.25
6%c
__1
Gas.:
Pitch-Ore Uranium
'
2.30
804
95c
I: Photo Engravers.
-I'Al-i-—:
Pickle.Crow Gold Mines—1.23
.'Pioneer
30% July
10% Sep
50
Natural
Ltd
Oil
July
15,600
38c
50c
—
Pipe & Line Ltd com,
Peruvian
1.25
4.30
100
•
Peoples Credit pfd
*
Aug
112% May
Jan
19,300
16%c V
Mines—1.20
Preferred
Penmans
Apr
3.80
Jan
55c
———————I_.:_1I
Petroleums—
River
Pembina
109,855
Sep
Mar
7%c
'
Mar
14%c
.
1
Paymaster Consol' __I_
Peace
60c
1.00
^
;
Parker Drilling
Pathfinder
23 %
12VbC
\
1
„10c
Amalgamated
11
137
1.00
...
___
Pardee
.
450
47Vic
;
Farbec
"
_.l
-
Oil
Paramaque Mines
1,500
10%
2.25
10
Range since Jan.
High
1.22
,
A
Shares
18%
j 25
*
__.
for Week
Low
•
1
Jun
60c
Jan
Jan
Silver
Toronto Brick Co
Toronto Dominion Bank
Toronto Iron Works class
Triad
,1—__—
Page Hersey Tubes..
Pamour Porcupine
-
49%c
I*
3c
Torbrit
Sep
1.65
Apr
2.25
Aug
Apr
20c 24 Vic
4.10
__
1
_
Pacific Coyle Navigation...
'Pacific Eastern
Gold
12c
Jan
30
8.75
20c
Mines
1.30
22c
1.00
27
9.40
Orange Crush
Gold
Par
Tombill
30c
Jan
jSep
11%
95c
__
*
1.08
Jan
82c
7,000'
com
Jun
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
14c
Jan
9c
4%c
Week's
Last
1
High
Jan
51 %c
6.700
34c
Orenada
Lake
6,165
5%c
Opemiska Copper
Osisko
80c
series A_—11%
Products
6c
6,500
9c
*
—._—
pref 6%
80c
—
Warrants
Conv
1«
_
1
Ommtrans Exploration
Ontario Jockey Club common.-
Ontario
Low
3,000
90c
——
SEPTEMBER
STOCKS
Range since Jan.
High
10Vic 11 %c
*
—
ENDED
Friday
Shares
1
:
O'Leary Malartic
.
of Prices
*
:—
Selections
Oka Rare
10Vic
WEEK
for Week
Low
•
Ogarua-Rockland
Oil
Range
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
Week's
dividend.
45
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
46
Monday, September 19, 1955
..
.
(1154)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for
Obligations of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
,25c
1,46
1.59
6.29
6.81
Institutional
Income
1
4.28
4.57
Institutional
Insur
1
9.34
10.21
-
1.58
1.73
—
uuoluv,JO
AUiciiGau
Mutual Fund Inc
Fund Trust
Atomic Development
Mutual Fund Inc1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
American
Associated
1
—I
Beneficial Corp
Holdings
Blair
Blue
Corp—
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Ridge
11'A
5'/»
19.74
B-3
(Low
24.55
18.06
12.21
24.35
1
1
12.59
7.52
13.80
8.22
—}
11.85
12.81
1
18.75
1
—1
5.66
6.20
28.04
16.23
17.55
Ltd——
Canadian Fund
Inc
(1954)
*
Capital Venture Fund Inc
Century Shares Trust
Chemical Fund Inc
50c
Christiana Securities com—100
Preferred
100
Colonial
Fund Inc—————I
Commonwealth Investment—1
Commonwealth Stock Fund.
1
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund
Inc
1
20.28
9.42
11.60
19.45
22.80
10.24
12.61
21.14
16.93
is.74
45i/4
20.26
48 V*
—1
14.02
15.98
Western
Income Fund
Dividend
1
Inc——-1
Fund Inc
De Vegh Income
Mutual Fund
Fund
Diversified Growth
De Vegh
X16.56
62.17
■
1
Fund
18.49
16.73
62.80
12.6I
12.76
10.78
17.10
2.77
19.25
3.05
1
8.89
9.66
1
8tock
Fund
1
Electronics Investment Corp—1
21.61
20.12
4.59
23.11
21.51
5.02
Inc
20c
of New Eng—
7.29
7.55
n.99
14.73
3.92
13.10
15.98
4.29
Dreyfus
Eaton
&
Fund Inc
Howard—
Fund
Equity
Fund
Federated
5
Fidelity Fund Inc
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
Fundamental Investors Inc
Gas
14.84
7.20
15.93
xl3.08
General
Group Securities—
Automobile shares
Electronics
Food
administered
RR
13/.-
nec
4.71
1%'s
March
lc
4.80
1'%S
April
lc
6.07
6.63
2s
3.10
3.42
l%s Oct
lc
3.61
3.98
2%s March
3.47.
shares
Steel
.
Transportation shares.
-lc
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc..10c
Massachusetts Investors Trust.l
Mass Investors Growth Stock
Shares
Trust
10.12
Investors
Stock
Price
2.15%
5-
2-55
2-
1-56
2.25%
2.15%
6-
1-55
3-
1-56
b2.60
2.25%
2.30%
7- 1-55
4-
2-56
b2.65
2.30%
2.30%
8-
1-55
5-
1-56
b2.7Q
2.50%
2.55%
9-
1-55
6-
1-56
b2.70
2.55%
19.31
20 .83
7.39
6-
1-55
12-
1-55
3-
1-55
12-
1-55
b2.50
10.37
6.50
7.10
540
8.70
9.51
17.53
19.16
21.93
23.71
29%
5.64
31%
—5
26
27'%
_5
37
22,
29,
*
18.08
22.01
—1
30.20
1
6.71
7.2.5
13.34
14.42
42%
44
*
Amer
Southwestern
Sovereign
1
Inc
State
Street Investment
10.63
11.64
Stein
Roe
11.84
Television-Electronics Fund
12.92
Corp..*
250
11.68
12.73
25
23%
Templeton Gwth Fund of Can.l
Fund Inc
1
8.43
7.71
Texas
York—
66%
53
51
Trust Co
Plains
Court ty
16
Y)
N
(White
10
Empire Trust
ll.80
12.82
16.26
17.79
lc
4.33
4.76
United
Accumulated
lc
9.20
10.08
United
Continental Fund
Growth Industry Shares Inc
1
43.20
44.50
United
Ineome Fund
Shares_l
9.98
10.85
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
17.31
17.84
United
Science
Fund
__1
10.20
.
37%
156
54%
'1
Haydock
Inc
1
a24.45
1
15.13
16.45
Inc..
1
16.69
18.04
1
7.33
8.0L
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.63
2.87
Inc..1
6.34
6.93
1
10.16
1)1.10
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc.l
13.93
15.17
1
9.50
10.38
Wall
21.03
22.93
—
Utility shares.—
Fund
Hudson Fund
_:
United
of
30
32
Funds
1
10.99
11.95
_1
7.70
8.42
Fund
Canada
Ltd
Value Line Fund Inc__:
Income
Fund
of
Incorporated
Incorporated
Boston
Income
Inc
Fund
Inst Foundation
Institutional
Fund
Street
___1
18.77
20.29
lc
Investors
Bank
Income
Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
11.32
12.38
Wellington Fund
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional
Line
Investors
Fund
1
1
Inc
8.32
10
49
53
64%
66'A
27.26
29.71
lc
11.18
12.23
Whitehall
Fund
Inc
1
25.75
27.84
Fund.lc
11.33
12.40
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
1
5.93
6.41
Fund
Growth
(L It
10
Westchester Natl Bank
114%
Par
Aetna
Casualty
Surety
&
10
10
Aetna Insurance Co
Aetna
10
Life
Agricultural
Huntington
of
Franklin
Equitable
American
Fidelity
$1.25
American
Home
Amer Ins Co
Amer
American
5
-
Insurance
Jefferson
Co
North
of
Standard
Bid
Ask
49%
Amer__5
51%
115
10
Life
111
126
131
10
20
31
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
5
Casualty_5
39%
42%
Life Insurance Co of Va
156
38%
Lincoln
10
520
38 %
1
41
44
5
44
35
Merchants Fire
5
66%
61'%
65'%
13'A
51%
5%
5
25%
27%
Life
Assurance
Merchants & Manufacturers
National Fire
National Union
lo
5
Fire
95
98
174
182
New
Amsterdam
10
56
61
New
Hampshire
5
39
41
New
York
Boston Insurance Co
Columbian
Continental
Continental
Crum
Ins Assn
Natl
Connecticut
&
of
Life
(N J)__5
Amer
26%
145
28'A
153
2
Co
102
585
605
5
Life
Casualty
.10
10
Ins
General
Assurance
Forster
99
46%
103'%
.
197
205
105
40%
Fidelity & Deposit of Md—110
Fire Assn of Philadelphia
10
87
91
55%
57%
Fireman's
2.50
74
76 'A
Firemen's
Franklin
of
(S
F)
Newark
_5
45
"4
96
Corp—"lo
52
Globe
8c
Great
Life
Hanover
65
68'%
33%
Phoenix
10
80
42
Co
Trust
Bank
16
Union Bank of Commerce—_10
490
36
268
66
50
38
278
68
84
Co_25
79
10
32
10
75 'A
77'A
25
52
55
& Trust Co—
32
188
198
10
40
Trust
Co
Trust
Kings County
33%
34
Trust
Freeport
(J
DZ
89 'A
10
com
new
Co Inc
&
P)
28
*
100
25
Trust
York
47
87'A
National Bank
Brook
Meadow
Co
Royal
Rye
327
72
ijg
_25
State Bank of N
National Bank
10
18%
2
National
Sterling
20 »A
10%
187
5
Y
.
»
Angeles—
Nat'l
Bank
&
Trust—25
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr__20
62%
102%
53'A
105'%
55'A
.
T
St, Louis——•
National
Boatmen's
Bank
Trust
20
_17
Bank
National
Mercantile
2
58%
Pittsburgh—
C*
22
197
Bank
National
First
Mellon
30%
311
Detroit
of
City—
Security-First Nat'l Bank—12.50
10
20
Trust
Manufacturers
Bank
.
Los
cri
Island
Long
National
Jersey
Trade Bank & Trust Co
United
Trust
States
100
391
20
401
10
26%
27%
Republic (Texas)
St Paul Fire & Marine.
10
6.25
lo
lo
10
Casualty
Co
54 %
Seaboard Surety Co
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
Standard
46%
101
2
Accident
10
13%
15
85
90
58%
60%
52%
56'%
48'%
51%
62%
65%
76 %
79%
23%
25%
Travelers
40 "A
41%
U S Fidelity & Guaranty Co__lo
76%
79%
37
383A
U S
Fire
29
31'%
10
(Jacksonville
48%
51
US
Life
lo
158%
163%
City of N Y
4
96 %
102 %
Wps("phpstnr F're
2
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
flp-y*
Calif
C
I
3%s__
Edison
Brockton
Elec
Container
1985
__
1985
3%s
Power
.1970
3%s_*
Financial
T
Power 3%s_ -1985
Central Maine
25
Co
58%
62%
63
20 x68%
St Louis Union Trust
62%
66%
67
San
73'%
Francisco—
A—6.25
43%
3%s__1990
Southrn New Engl Tel 3'As_1989
Tennessee Gas Trans 4s—1975
45 %
102%
Bank of Amer N T & S
1980
1970
4s
General Motors Acceptance—
35%s
100
99%
100
Ask
102
100%
99%
101
Rubber
_
1975
__
101
new
5
com
3
Insurance
Co
in
Georgia
Power
Hackensack
3%s_
1985
__
3%s
Water
Illinois Bell Telep
_
97
102
_1985
1995
3'As
Jersey Central Power & Light—
3'%s
1985
,
98 74
101
101
100%
163
33 V2
173
35%
101'A
El Paso Nat Gas
JEx
a
Net
b Bid
102%
99'%
100%
1991
1047/a
105 'A
value.
,
stock
100%
asset
dividend.
value.
5%
/
99%
100 «A
101
102'%
100%
101'A
111
112%
preferred
Transmission—
50
100
59
preferred
100
Eastern Transmission—
100
preferred
4.90%
Gas
preferred
Pipe
101
104
105
101
102
100%
101%
Line
100
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
k Admitted to listing on the New York
Stock Exchange.
t New stock.
Ex-dividend.
wi When issued.
x
Ex-rights.
60'%
99
Gas
Transcontinental
y
vield r»ric».
pfd—100
4.90%
split.
dividend.
stock
stock
4.40%
Telephone Corp—
4.25%
preferred
Louisiana Power & Light—
Texas
98%
98
FOOTNOTES FOR
par
tEx-two-for-one
3%s_—1985
100'A
General
Tenn
101%
1985
3'As
Pacific Tel & Tel 3s%s
•No
Gas Lgt 3%s—1980
Ask
99 «A
Stocks-
99'A
101'%
1975
Edison
Power
109'%
Scott—
&
4'%s
Ohio
HEx-50%
the
Washington
4.16%
Merritt-Chapman
Elec
101'A
108%
Bid
Bonds—(Cont. )—
Potomac
West Texas Utilities
3.30s
Dayton
101
Security Issues
Corp of Amer—
68'A
5
Fire
Bid
65'%
"5
Republic
Decent
Bonds—
85
Providence-Washington
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
Peerless
Co
"II5
Fla)"~2%
"
American
Gulf
_
Life
General Reinsurance
Glens Falls
85%
32%
Indemnity
__
79%
10
5
Fire
Pacific
79%
11 %
10
Pacific
73
33%
9%
62
132
76%
47%
57
70
73
43%
106
126
4
34
101
•
10
32
—
10
Reinsurance
50%
North River
2.50
Northeastern
3.33 %
Northern
_____12.50
Northwestern National Life
Insurance (Minn)
10
10
Federal
57%
47%
5
Co
Employers
55%
Fire
Assoc
Group
48'%
2
10
Casualty
Fire
Inc___
Employees
Fund
200
.—50
Bank
National
National City
53%
39
Industrial Bank of Commerce-10
Irving
84 A
81'A
10
Bank
(The)
Hanover
14%
4%
C)
National
__25
Ins
335
545
Hartford National Bank
20
Guaranty Trust Co
69%
4
1
(Wash D C)
N
10
Life
470
"
Detroit—
46
33 %
Co_5
Assurance
(Greensboro
"
Colonial
328
530
92
107%
Connecticut—
48
15
N Y
Square
43
41
Maryland
Casualty
Massachusetts Bonding
Shippers
Camden Fire
89
104%
39
532
36%
Surety
&
Trust—25
Trust—33%
&
36
Ask
161
36%
5
Automobile
Bankers
Bank
10
Bid
34
Ins—
28%
Re-insurance
American
251
par
Home
38"A
(Newark N J)__2%
Mercury
__
36lA
Assur
&
240
Ask
733A
Chicago—
City Natl Bank and
Continental
Illinois
First
26%
preferred
conv
70'A
Y.—
of Albany
Connecticut Bank 8c Trust
45
Bank-
National
Franklin
New
Companies
2
Automobile
American
268
Bank
Central
20
Rochelle
New
of
10
Insurance Co
American
Bid
99.519
119%
National
Suffolk
First
Morgan
Insurance
99.509
Companies
Cleveland
9.09
l
Fund
—
Cleveland—
Bank
City
York
New
°
Value
1955-.
First National Bank
100
Harris Trust & Savings Bk_100
Northern Trust Co
100
4f)
1fi9
—20
Bank
Trust—
National
First
First
Funds Inc—
United
1955
15,
National
11.15
shares
shares—
8.
December
State
258
10
Bank 8c Trust
Federation
of
lc
stock
shares
Tobacco
December
Par
56
New
Fiduciary
xa30.70
1
lc
Railroad
Steel
1955
14.15
89
1
Fund
& Farnham
10.61
85
__1
Investors—
10.81
1,
Albany, N.
100
10
Manhattan Bank
12.50
Corn Exchange Bank__10
Bank of
Chem
Fund.-
Investors
1955__
December
99.669
99.68Q
99.624 i 99.635
99.588
99.601
99.549
99.560
1955
November 25.
Ask
York—
New
Commercial State Bk & Tr__25
a23.09
Clark—
&
Stock
Bid
Par
Chase
a37.43
1
;_
Stevens
Common
November 17,
Bank & Trust
Bankers Trust
Clark
&
99.799
99.759
27,
14.62
29.90
Inc__
Stevens
99.839
—
1955
1955
November 3, 1955
October
Stock
(Geo)
Putnam
99.915
99.877
99.789
99.748
1955
13,
.
Ask
99.720
22.45
2.50
13.45
Inc
Growth
99.986
99.953
99.908
99.868
:
99.708
1955
10,
19.73
1
Inc
Inc
Rowe)
99.984
99.947
1955
6,
November
43
Trading
Fund
Fund
Bid
Ask
99-830
1955
1955
September
September
October
14%
com—10c
Fund Inc
Puritan
Dollar Value
Dollar Value
Octber
13%
Bills
United States Treasury
Bid
Shares—
Trust
Fund
Fund
2.30%
2.45%
8.08
9.49
1
lc
6.63
2.05%
b2.50
12.47
11.41
1
preferred
(T
2.45%
2.10%
b2.45
1956—
Street
2.40%
b2.40
b2.45
October 20,
Pine
2.35%
1-55
3.87
Philadelphia
b2.55
3-55
Fund
Ltd
&
Bid
3-56
11-
1
Fund
Amer Investors
$1.50
1-55
Ask
Due
1-55
4-
1.95%
2.10%
1-
Dated
Rate
Ask
b2.40
3-55
11- 1-55
9.82
Petroleum
1010-
1955
Series
Pacific
Bid
3-55
f.
Bank Debentures
1-55
1
American
94.28
2-55
1
Series—.—.
York Capital
North
95.18
5-
1
Series
Canada
96.4
2-
1
Series
England
97.3
4-
1
Stock
100.18
95.28
95.10
94.20
96.26
1.35%
1
—
Series
Series
Growth
1-
Due
Dated
1.60%
Series
Stock
Speculative
1957--—
15,
97.1
2.05%
1
Corp
Series
Income
-
:
15.67
Series—
National Security
Preferred
195S"
1
l%s Feb. 15, 1959—__„
1%s April 1, 1959
1%s Oct. 1, 1959
l%s April 1, 1960
1
Fund
Balanced
-
1%S Oct. 1, 1958
1.60%
lc
3.46
99.2
98
97.8
20.83
12.15
6.07
97
96.16
98.20
19.25
13.38
3.14
99.30
99.16
97.24
97.10
14.42
13.13
lc
99.23
99.28
99 8
100.16
98.8
98.18
99
Ask
1
interest
9.81
lc
Bid
b2.60
Wide Securities—
National
!
1956
Rate
12.38
shares
99.31
99.27
93-20
11.11
al4.87
Shares new—1.25
shares
99.29
99.25
1956
1956
1.45%
Corp
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Bond
point
l%s May 15, 1957—
2s Aug. 15, 1957
1%S Oct. 1, 19571%s April 1, 1958
100
100.1
Federal Intermediate Credit
41.47
Selected
13.11
98.20
& Notes
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)—
l%s April 1, 1957
99.27
99.25
99.30
99.31
1955
15
1
15
Auk
32.54
Shares—
beneficial
Nation
New
Inc.
Fund
Invest
Mutual
Mutual
New
30.10
X38.30
1
1
Life Fund
7.10
11.97
97.6
9.37
10.30
lc
1958
20,
35.98
*
Inc—1
Fund
Massachusetts
of
8.55
33.28
11.44
shares
I960—
3.82
Paper shares
Petroleum shares—
9.46
equipment
Railroad
15
3.15
4.28
4.36
6.53
shares—
96.10
_
Maturity—
Ask
Notes—-
10.44
shares
Petroleum
L_:
1956
22,
Treasury
lc
9.55
Mining
June
22,
5.47
lc
14.80
Merchandising
March
1956———
1955
15,
Dec.
2.86
Scudder,
9.17
97.4
96.30
98.12
_
Mortgage Assn—
2%s Jan.
Indebtedness—
of
Certificates
shares—lc
Industries
General
8.74
13.52
Federal Natl
97.16
96
1960
1,
99.4
96.28
1959
1,
97.16
—
point represent one or more 32nds of a
Bid
Maturity—
4.97
shares
7.97
shares__lc
Bond
98.14
Figures after decimal
2s
Managed Funds—
Scudder,
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
—-
99.23
98.6
1,
99.30
97.8
1958
May
1
97.8
1958
1,
2%s June
99.24
99.28
—
_
98.28
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
l%s
14.50
—
.
l'As
a45.ai
14.47
shares—I
Institutional
20%
shares—lc
shares
Fully
bond
19'A
Fiind Inc—
Equipment shares
General
13.46
13.22
13.24
lc
——
Electrical
&
12.32
8.60
8.83
11.47
1,
Nov.
2'As
100.4
99.19
—
1, 1957—
2s June
May
2'As
99.20
1956
7.60
Fund—
1
Scudder Fund of Canada Inc__1
(The) Stock Fund-lc
Common
1.
2%s
99.31
100
wi
1957-55
1,
2'As Feb.
100.1
1956
1,
11.52
6.93
—lc
shares
Chemical
June
10.42
10.65
11.96
12.53
lc
—lc
Growth Fund
"
Feb.
16.83
Canada Ltd. 1
Knickerbocker Fund
1
Lexington Trust Fund—
25c
Life Insurance Investors Inc—.1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—*
S-4
Keystone Fund of
10.92
11.44
8.06
10.47
-lc
:
1.90s
16,
Oct.
14.20
9.54
Pioneer
Building shares
Capital
77.80
8.40
3.49
—lc
shares
Aviation
17.46
3.79
14.30
72.35
7.73
2
1
1
Capital Corp—
1
Investors Trust——1
General
April
l%s
13.34
(Speculative Com Stk)__l
(Low Priced Com Stksj.l
Series
Inc
Fund
Industries
7.83
11.61
99.28
99.31
100
100
99.28
17.95
of
—
10.59
7.84
Inc
Futures
21.32
15.43
Bond
Fund
Balanced
19.54
12.22
16.45
Balanced
2.50
25c
Shares
n.47
11.64
9.34
Investment Fund—1
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Diversified
E
99.27
2.35s
12.34
13.09
S-3
Mutual
Delaware
Series
21.29
11.31
lc
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
1
-—-I
Trust-1
Investment Inc
Dividend
28.54
19.51
1
1S56
Special Investment—__—l
21.00
Consolidated Investment
Stock
Stocks)
(Income Pfd
Automobile
15,500 16,100
140
145
Composite Fund Inc
Concord Fund Inc—
Crown
26.16
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
S-l (High-Grade Com Stk)„1
S-2 (Income Com Stocks)—1
15,
Feb.
99.28
1956—
2%s May 15, 1956
—
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
27.86
30.31
_
Fund Inc
Broad Street Invest Corp
Bullock Fund Ltd
California Fund Inc—
Canada General Fund
Green
Bonds)
(Discount
1955——
1956—
Ask
Bid
Bonds—
2%s May 1, 1956
2%s Sept. 14, 1956
100
99.27
16,
2.50s
26.70
1
1
Bonds)
Priced
15,
Jan.
2.25s
a21,61
K-2
22.83
16.71
1130
22.52
Inc
Fund
Bowling
of Boston—1
Fund.l
Mutual
1955
Nov.
2.40s
11.01
17,
1.90s
10.64
99.30
Bank
Land
Federal
Banks—•
Loan
Home
2.05s Oct,
9.73
B-2
K-l
16.82
10.07
Keystone Custodian
Funds—
B-l (Investment
Bonds)
B-4
Federal
6.29
Fund-
.1
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
America——.—*
1
10c
5
Inv Tr of
Bond
Boston
10'A
4%
13.56
,
15.62
6.87
28.20
4.47
15.38
America—1
of
Co
(The)
Johnston
Fund—lc
Ask
7.88
7.16
32nds of a point
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
Bid
Fund-lc
Resources
International
Investment
Investment Trust
14.32
t6.32
25.95
4.09
Ask
Institutional Shs Ltd—(Cont)
.1.25
.
Fund
Aberdeen
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
September 16
Friday,
Volume 182
Number 5465
.
.
.
>tl.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*
f.
.'A-;!
W*'
v
/...
(1155)
THE
Bank
"with
clearings this week show
a
the country,
indicate that for the week
ended
Saturday,
17, clearings from all cities of the United States
from which it is possible to obtain
be
increase compared
an
ago.
Preliminary figures compiled by us,
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
year
based upon
Sept.
COURSE
5.2%
above
Our
year.
those
for
preliminary
the
corresponding week
totals
against $20,652,574,076 for the
this center there is
3.4%.
weekly clearings will
stand
at
$21,731,113,851
in
week
same
last
1954.
At
gain for the week ended Friday of
a
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ending Sept. 17—
1955
;
%
$10,590,514,905 $10,246,358,329
1,041,504,188
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
cannot furnish them
York
Reserve
show
a
In
the
elaborate
detailed
present further below
we
are
1,223,000,000
1,165,000,000
+
ter
week in
same
1954.
having registered
a
612,677,072
Bt.
6.5
+
441,231,726
422,322,894
+
4.5
412,700,000
SUMMARY
393,000,000
+
5.0
753,067,000
598,887,251
+
25.7
448,716,985
400,509,927
+
12.0
1st
12
Cleveland
571,836,239
+ 16.1
342,062,267
Baltimore
492,390,929
253,120,411
+ 35.1
Philadelphia
4th
Cleveland
5th
Richmond
6th
Francisco
Pittsburgh
New
Atlanta
7th
Chicago
8th
St.
9th
$16,542,154,186 $15,588,477,912
York
cities,
844,016,029
+
6.4
+
5.2
August and the eight months
of
and
1955,
1954 follow:
Month of August
of
shares..
41,805,814
10SS
56,928,134
1
347,588,632
-449,953,168
Bonds-
Railroad & misc
Internat'l
Foreign
U.
S.
$82,368,000
Bank...
$68,306,400
61,000
411,000
780,000
7,878,300
62,180,000
86,113,000
Government.
'
Total
$541,388,500
$623,570,500
13,000
'5,444,500
govt...
5,000
bonds..
$87,825,500
*
8,000
1954
1953
33,374.561
60,815,145
March
66,864,624
Quarter
33,294,760
44,132,383
202,325,727
37,141,073
27,195,265
42,-472.257
29,512,893
110,801.704 106,768.419
Month of
New
York
7th
St.
978,623,593
589,102,211
+ 10.7
709,523,986
+ 11.7
964,883,136
+
9.8
506,259,661
559,703,73*
+
2.3
+
1.3
*385,153,637
435,761,981
502,644,5?*
565,730,651
404,048,6Cf
9.8%.
12th
San
58,147,690
42,224,938
26,075,090
128,004,897
86,212,314
192,980,733
171,913,501
-
6,942,031,731
of
17.8%.
13.3%
The
in
and
in the Richmond Reserve Dis¬
the
Atlanta
District
Reserve
Chicago Reserve District
increase of
an
8,543,008,93*
of
its credit
has to
16.9%, the St. Louis Reserve District of
14.3% and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 9.7%. la
Kansas City Reserve District the totals are large#
the
by 11.9%, in the Dallas Reserve District by 23.0%
in the San Francisco Reserve District
ancl
by 1-9.2%.
1954
Inc.
t
or
-
1953
Dec. %
3,015,771,943
44,927,874,704
4,907,322,383
1953
-
3.7
+" 9.8
-
*
$
6.4
+
2,574,408,14-Jl
2,741,456,954
35,921,436,437
4,537,269,303
—
34,238.122,46a4,486,654.26k.
6,057,213,432
5,116,850,566
+
4,308,974,847
"
3,011,251,264
2,656,683,566
+
18.4
13.3
5,151,918,226
6
2,518,322,850
2,290,640,624k
10
"
4,976,886,167
4,224,006,431
+ 17.8
3,983,046,782
3,652,793,033
17
"
9,732,575,977
8,327,967,414
+ 16.9
6,905,616,35*'
4
"
2,9^2,878.975
2,548,994,431
+ 14.3
7,964,766,928
2,465,293,014
7
"
2,503,323,979
2,282,483,264
-H-
9.7
2,078,823,541
2,013,823,76*
9
"
3,751,373,138
4,097,207,301
5,680,237,614
3,351,921,267
+
11.9
3,136,624,580
3,032,459.130
3,329,920,243
+ 23.0
3,194,184,392
3,007,068,651
4,766,967,850
+ 19.2
4,447,944,019
4,327,645,ICQ
94,582,158,118
89,456,764,062
+
5.7
78,141,087,026
72,981,067,927
53,129,618,895
46,112,166,285
+ 15.2
43,705,810,634
40,048,171,295-
78,064,270
359,688,156 238,806,601
7.0
959,148,57(T
16,029.523,94W
2,142,861,547
25,515,558
157,362,429
+
,
5,389,912,165
"
:
Kansas
41,912,744
13,298,251,458
43,261,834,471
»
Minneapolis
28,962,930
23,585,782
3.2
.
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals show
trict
3,207,463,635
"
;
Louis
34,370,236
25,766,988
714,677,048
+
866,222,55*
1,148,379,895.
315,178,794
expansion of 18.4%,
an
in¬
5.0
2.7
+
—
7,243,431,769
,
clearings for
cities
7
Chicago
9th
483,245,071
+
—
14,295,979,327
11
Richmond
8th
1,033.504,33*
835,193,109
14,759,124,492
II
Atlanta
7,813,951,886-
795,534,982
19,55
Philadelphia
Cleveland
6til
6,669,146,358
0.8
355,298,793
766,629,058
12
5th
0.2
-
Boston
2nd
*
608,463,371
—
472,938,459
338,458,568
788,002,804
Federal Deserve Districts
1st
1952
$
7.3
438,457,270
an
1953
483,693,695
+ 13.6
473,245,284
was
by
511,806,786
428,553,482
7,749,319,562
Dallas
45,427,055
June
Months
561,951,617
August—
11th
May
;
1,093,046,264
For that month there
the
totals
753,719,442
978,430,083
and the 1954 aggregate
$89,456,764,062. In the New York
Reserve District the totals record a loss of
3.7%, but in
the Boston Reserve District the totals
register a gain
of 6.4%
and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of
10th
43,8t>7,215
Quarter
834,361,372
City
the
+ 10.2
544,421,037
body of clearing houses of 5.7%, the
aggregate of clearings having been $94,582,158,118
93,849,231
53,787,684
Six
1952
34,086,902
30,209,260
April
2nd
495,527,836
for the entire
crease
4th
-—Number of shares
1955
74,645,958
1st
Inc. or
Dec. %
842,376,201
821,083,402
We also furnish today, a
summary of the
3rd
1952 to 1955 is indicated in the following:
Month—
York
and
In
smaller
11.7%, the St. Louis Reserve Dis¬
Minneapolis Reserve District of
City Reserve District the totals
I
540,245,713
cities
10.2%
7.3%.
are
the
Kansas
1954
903,773,324
110
the month of August.
20,500
$76,250,700 $686,169,500 $628,302,000
The volume of transactions in share properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for the first eight months of
January
February
Outside New
1955
Eight Months
fttiiAlf1Q^4
«*
Number
Total
of
totals
gain of 1.3% and in the Dallas Reserve District
546,066,801
10
District
the
OF BANK CLEARINGS
5.2
898,159,944
Description—
a
6
San Francisco
improvement of
5.0%, but in the San Francisco Reserve District the
totals register a loss of 2.7%.
932,634,088
Dallas
the New
of
7
+
Our usual monthly detailed statement of transactions
the New York Stock Exchange is appended.
The
for
record
9
4,220,080,135
an
District
and
the
7
Minneapolis
Kansas City
10th
11th
on
results
In
4
1.7
4,290,799,721
9.8%
2.3%.
17
6.1
that in
appears
Cleveland Reserve District
7,320,661,227
Louis
it
Reserve
increase of
an
of
10
+
day.
one
credit
trict
6
+
days
the
in
7,307,414,908
,
$21,731,113,851 $20,652,574,076
All
five
Reserve
11
12th
cities,
cities
11
$20,832,953,907 $19,808,558,047
Other
show
S
Boston
3rd
totals
Philadelphia
1955
Federal Reserve Districts
2nd
Louis
Ban
575,383,983
by
We group the cities
Week Ended Sept. 10—
5.0
this
larger by 13.6% and in the Atlanta Reserve District
10.7%.
The Chicago
Reserve District has to its
are
Outside of this city there
loss of 0.6%.
the
0.8%, but
increase of 7.0%, the bank clearings at this cen¬
an
from
District
(including this city) .the totals
falling off of 0.2%, but in the Boston Reserve
Richmond
able to
.
Kansas City
in
give the final
and complete results for the week
previous — the week
ended Sept. 10. For that week there was an increase of
3.2%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $14,759,124,492 against $14,295,979,327 in the
and
District the
statement, however, which
we
located
are
today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
last day of the week in all cases has to be
estimated.
+ 10.1
Boston
CLEARINGS
3.4
+
1,146.347,992
Philadelphia
BANK
Complete and exact details for the week covered
by
the foregoing will appear in our issue of next
week. We
was
1954
OF
47^
_
City
6
Francisco
10
:
Total
July
48,459,198
51,853,897
22,233,978
41,805,814
56,928,134
23,892,939
Outside
20,904,978
New
180 cities
York
City
24,115,424
August
"
The
month
of
August
clearings for leading cities for the
and the eight months ended with
August in each of the last four
BANK
000,000
CLEARINGS
FOR
LEADING
Month of August-
,
years
another table showing clearings by Federal Reserve District in the eight months for four
append
,
CITIES
IN
1954
43,344
5,068
4,624
4,266
4,247
39,854
37,531
37,031
4,564
4,036
3,757
3,394
34,681
31,707
31,982
1953
1952
2nd
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31
,
1955
41,452
1954
1955
New
3rd
1952
1953
Boston
14
York
Philadelphia
15
—
42,347,943,405
"
-
+
24,083,096,840
22,535,211,807
0.3
320,274,250,527
316,675,949,59*
6.4
—
39,765,570,890
t
6.0
+
39,223,480,939
38,962,812,434r
38,297,686,38*
17
"
44,985,389,088
41,016,782,578
+
9.7
42,336,975,953
8
"
23,155,427,178
21,102,293,059
+
9.7
21,084,979,393
19,416,850,229
Atlanta
16
"
33,427,817,820
+ 13.2
32,892,719,312
7th
Chicago
31
"
72,713,937,658
65,365,912,658
+ 11.2
66,077,146,429
30,727.577,41*
58,593,018,81019,083,352,739
4th
Cleveland
5th
Richmond
36,969
6th
29,253
349.838 352,177 307,613 305,144
1952
t
Dec. %
■
<«
24,435,640,194
365,159,748,387
•
363,917,596,518
"
12
.
25,908.764,040
cities
1953
Inc. or
1954
years:
Eight Months
Eight Months
Eight Months
1955
*
1st
AUGUST
omitted
34,435 32,932
Eight Months
Federal Reserve Districts
is shown below:
New York—
Philadelphia
Chicago
We
of bank
course
.
*
37,846,397,936
*
Detroit
3,266
2,684
2,665
2,147
23,851
20,902
21,801
18,082
8th
St.
7
"
22,493,005,831
21,042,634,341
+
6.9
Boston
2,601
2,492
2,226
2,118
21,274
20,161
19,721
18,613
9th
6.8
16,285,153,531
2,380
2,190
2,095
20,562
18,112
18,035
17,492
10th
28,384,116,330
26,440,485.513
+
7.4
26,006,249,985
25,521,674,034
Cleveland—
2,335
"
"
+
2,781
16
14
17,170,598,605
Fran..
Minneapolis
Kansas City
18,344,794,241
San
1,915
1,974
1,625
16,986
15,241
15,951
14,312
11th
Dallas
11
"
31,177,450,199
+
13.4
26,825,152,241
25,128,241,379-
12th
San Francisco
19
"
41,676,621,016
27,481,132,050
36,473,183,577
+ 14.3
36,516,415,431
35,065,142,382
752,951,443,440
718,901,799,677
+
4.7
672,381,033,283
645,658,582,791
403,112,551,883
366,724,207,225
+
9.9
364,767,603,349
340,514,171,278
Dallas
1,841
1,524
1,440
1,339
14,258
12,734
12,199
11,405
Pittsburgh.
1,815
1,567
1,575
1,336
13,775
12,674
13,283
1,738
1,578
1,443
1,426
13,325
12,312
12,268
12,113
1,548
1,369
1,350
1,158
12,009
11,423
11,168
10,287
Minneapolis
1,604
1,505
1,341
1,318
11,874
11,217
10,550
10,170
Houston
1,703
1,351
1,308
1,237
12,551
10,967
10,797
1,411
1,332
1,273
12,087
10,723
10,825
10,549
15,651,065,585.
10,137
1/649
20,775,412,702
12,501
Kansas City
St. Louis..
Louis
„
Atlanta
Baltimore—
1,437
1,240
1,218
1,083
11,225
10,180
10,268
1,184
1,009
985
844
8,873
8,285
8,270
752
724
662
6,122
5,695
5,807
Louisville—
824
693
679
594
6,211
5,610
5,609
694
630
595
6,153
5,680
5,426
5,152
692.
6,219
5,563
5,511
6,446
5,572
5,138
4,553
compilation covers the clearings by months
5,541
508
The following
5,069
768
City
5,378
New Orl'ns.
York
7,352
837
Outside New
9,298
Cincinnati.
Richmond-
180 cities
Total
Seattle
860
Jacksonville
733
780
667
658
569
V
$
735
6,015
5,709
5,555
676
570
5,963
5,103
5,259
4,656
601
5,073
5,259
5,114
Denver
44,948,831,933
+ 10.ft
+
5.9
41,290,638,958
+
7.*
+
4.9
44,324,821,156
53,118,422,115
49,966,051,679
+
«.*
267,393,375,649
+
6.3
8.*
+
1.5
136,205,522,570
45,895,607,767
+
89,332,721,537
147,165,131,819
49,005,501,307
+
6.»
Memphis
Buffalo
625
591
555
5,548
4,885
4,753
4,586
534
513
463
4,486
4,151
3,986
3,732
April
457
406
364
4,016
3,777
3,765
3,511
568
493
504
431
4.394
3,986
4,086
Nashville
492
410
385
4,253
3,843
3,614
500
464
400
4,156
3,820
3,569
3,295
529
427
416
87,103
83,105
72,086
6.055
Other
oiHes
7.479
6,331
Total
all—,
94.582
89,456
OutsideNYC 53,129 46,112
We
add
now
our
378
3,853
67,505 695,931
5,476
57,020
3,514
3,358
600,109
50,795
49,915
99,602,877,973
95,985,100,718
+
3.8
53,057,944,864
48,418.837,867
283,654,113,600
271,531,195,716
+
4.5
153,337,510,819
138,092,625,747
567,872,209,838
538.924,571,365
+
5.4
300,502,642,638
274.298,148,317
90.497,075,484
90,520,464,250
—
93,373,093,417
Total
Total
45,549
78.141 72,981 752,951 718,901 672,381 645,658
43,705 40,048 402,112 366,724 364,767 340,514
2nd
quarter
6
months
—
July
94,582,158,118
Total
8
months
Month of August
1955
1954
$
$
89,456,764,062
+
752,951,443,440
^ugust
detailed statement showing the figures for each
city for the
Clearings at—
43,778,180,113
51,274,064,648
+
3,115
668,106 622,466
8.3
86,213,373,461
3,420
587
__
Tot. 31 cities
quarter-
—
3,711
536
—
Washington
Milwaukee.
1st
May
505
.i.
102,521,259,707
Total
775
621
Paul
St.
5,302
718,901,799,627
+
1954
$
$
9.6k
+
+ 11.»
9-6-
+
49,480,290.350
46,313,892,623
+. 6.a
5.7
53,129,618,895
46,112,166,285
+
15.2S.
4.7
403,112,551,883
366,724,207,225
+
9*
month of August and since Jan. 1 for two years and for
1955
or
Dec. %
-+17.1
0.1
the week ended Sept. 10 for four years:
-Week Ended September 10-
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31
Inc.
*
49.721,888,548
5,158
716
Dec.
8.2
90.678,142,210
March
616
679
Inc. Of
+
284,218.096,238
February
679
660
826
$
$
87,548,199,573
82,156,303,839
97,688,872,237
86,970,664,521
664
-
1954
1955
Dec. %
$
94,726,172,010
837
Inc. or
1954
1955
January
Omaha
—
Clearings Outside New York
Clearings, Total All
Months-
Birmingham
Portland
since January 1, 1955 and 1954:
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
1955
Inc. or
$
Dec. *!•
1954
$
Inc. or
1953
1952
Dec. %
$
$
I
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor
11,043,140
Portland
31,315,267
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
River
27,121,511
2,601,268,172
15,944,065
Holyoke
6,549,895
2,492,058,487
'
13,683,606
87,490,375
77,935.853
+15.5
216,390,197
4.4
21,274,518,304
+16.9
119,692,852
200,972,067
20,161,061,324
107,103,524
48,285,697
43,358,402
117,150,834
406,113,914
301,133,476
1,279,328,003
549,192,634
150,417,800
916,933,100
76,653,566
+15.1
+
Bedford
6,186,215
+
6,954,666
_
Lowell
New
9,598,251
5,427,353
+28.1
17,145,731
15,852,721
+
5.9
51,911,718
/
'
8.2
-
47,457,109
134,205,376
Springfield
55,946,951
50,867,828
+10.0
450,476,990
Worcester
42,702,675
38,814,024
+10.0
328,340,975
165,867,939
140,391,058
+18.1
94,026,889
69.476,513
+35.3
21,563,000
19,007,300
+13.4
124,969,700
116,970,800
Connecticut—Hartford
New
Haven
Waterbury
-
Rhode Island—Providence
New
Hampshire—Manchester
Total (14
Cities)!
12,115,545
10,316,276
3,207,463,635
3,015,771,943
+
6.8
.+ 17.4
+
6.4
-
1,283,341,058
670,549,744
177,332,300
-
983,042,700
84,014,342
25,908,764,040
_
24,435,640,194
2,684,150
+ 12.3
2,171,557
2,294.140
+ 23.6
2,145,62*
+
14.5
5,394,721
5.431,84*
+
6.8
388,300,059
481,163,742
+ 10.4
2,586,865
7.7
5,929,991
5,179,765
+
5.5
440,588,396
412,690.767
+
11.8
2,796,662
2,533,916
1,512,207
1,069~400
+ 41.4
3,364,345
2,551,484
4
31.9
3,007,831
2,636,562
18.1
9,069,610
10,483,03*
+
+
2,307,61*
7.5
+
9.5
+
14.6
-
1,007+42
1.461,20*
*
+ 10.9
10,784,605
9,130,313
+
9.0
8,316,270
7,372,035
+ 12.8
6;805,127
8,741,510
+
0.3
+ 31.1
25,731,697
27,422,37*
22.1
27,383,278
17,436,148
20,890,759
+
12,560,345
+ 38.8
12,236,773
14,216,118
+
17.9
+
7.2
+~17~3
25,497^400
50,712^800
9.6
22,098,200
3,172,549
18,838,400
+
539,095
+ 488.6
1,762,330
1,7401928
+
6.0
546,066,801
495,527,836
+ 10.2
483,693,695
608,463,371
+
-
(1156) 1
53
I
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Clearing at—«
Month of August
.
1955
*"
'
>
Second Federal Reserve District—New York-<
Few
York—Albany
1955
t
2.7
145, 730,656
138 ,325,724
4,394, 278,542
94, 108,580
3,986 ,067,532
11,732,148
10,724,094
9.4
+
1,420, 664,486
14,187,468
10,310,365
41,452,539,223
43,344,597,777
162,070,084
140,570,024
90,410,839
+ 17.0
19,725,006
77,272,408
18,858,146
4.6
98,572,421
+14.4
866, 369,682
-
Utlca
Connecticut—Stamford
—
New
+ 20.8
72,785,507
-48,078,605
5.4
4,210,604
4,181,271
+
0.7
3,682,054
3,872,114
90,713,648
82,597,152
+
9.8
83,364,559
101.019,870
9.2
2,163,661
2,112,040
+
2.4
1,513.589
2.402.036
1,887,505
7,052,547,558
19.4
2,518,294
—
0.7
+
8.8
7,009,804,930
28,817,960
+
8.4
+ 33.4
2,784,839
2,277,386
0.6
6,356,219,727
7,436,515,012
22,489,244
25,080,930
—
24,239,719
+ 18.9
647 ,828,832
702, 222,374
15,551,107
14,540,445
+
26.021,171
"23,381,389
7.0
17,791,733
13,938,810
-
+ 10.6
136 ,558,912
.
-
817 265,167
6.0
+
-
+ 11.3
21/363,750
42,483,330
19060,061
275,769,132
+15.3
-+10.5
53,372,084
48,274,264
+ 10.6
+15.9
2,399 ,685,097
2,617, 418,847
2,171 ,714,594
279,312,668
2,355 ,171,578
+ 11.1
53,803,821
,49,985,678
+
7.6
48,120,949
57.371,154
43,261,834,471
—
Third Federal Reserve
44,927,874,704
3.7
363,917,596,518
365,159,748,387
0.3
7,307,414,908
7,320,661,227
—
0.2
6,669,146,358
■7,813,951,885
1.500,692
—
—
,,
50,482,984
District—Philadelphia6,807,470
—
6,573,209
3.6
60,516, 698
54,904,749
+ 10.2
1,309,360
1,318.203
1,405.621
+ 13.4
59,941, 012
54,305,433
+ 10.4
2,163,018
1,447,715
66,145, 241
61,449,588
+
7.6
1,599,274
1,525,052
1.646,630
2,078,922
1,311,862
1.6
31,877,835
+ 22.9
286,085, 962
237,314,204
+ 20.6
20,211,300
+ 23.1
180,662, 671
162,119,566
+
4,483,865
3,795,428
+1.3.1
3,987,517
4,~550~331
850,000,000
3,321,986
798,000,000
8,723,741
7,694,214
Chester
8,507,811
8,643,663
39,164,834
24,882,853
—
———-—---
->
+
—
11.4
_
1,425,419
6,423,747
+
8.4
43,589, 408
42,864.374
+
1.7
4,624,000,000
+
9.6
39,854,000 ,000
37,531,000,000
+
6.2
6.5
7473)00,000
933,000,000
19,535,181
15,227,118
+ 28.3
137,675, ,908
120,134,147
+ 14.6
2,560,871
+ 29.7
25,453,999
+ 10.5
228,196 ,380
210,660,218
+
8.3
5.323,147
4,921,132
+
8.2
2,630,845
5,206,002
3,103,743
28.113,720
*
5,923,487
5,068,000,000
___—
Philadelphia
+
13.7
4,083,921
2,354,008
+ 73.5
3,443,113
2,770,598
6,789,801
6,113,969
+ 11.1
6,064,303
5,594,236
11,705,810
Reading
Scranton
——
Wilkes-Barre
*»
+
6,373,346
17,516,251
Hazelton
+ 21.1
127,532 ,802
112,121,229
33,419,615
+
'7.3
257,264 ,404
290,005,528
—11.3
857,270
Bols
14,469,218
35,861,877
-
York
Du
$
~
Bethlehem
Lebanon
1,095 ,576,315
+
1952
t
323,721,854
,
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Lancaster
16,914,206
'
' 1953
or
Dec. %
+
352,177 ,592,452
1,192, 461,011
20,437,628
Inc.
$
+
79 ,282,101
349,838, 891,557
*
U
317,928,705
Jersey
Total (12 cities)
Harrisburg
94, 681,218
4.4
+15.3
.!
'
New Jersey—Newark
Northern
+37.6
—
Monday, September 19, 1955
.
+ 10.2
+
86 ,165.963
151, 084,468
112,810,678
1,468, ,199,217
3.2
—
1954!
1955
Inc. or
Dec. %
e
+15.2
16,562,155
493,284,904
York
Syracuse
.
i
!.
+
»17,000,000
568,227,075
Rochester
New
i
-I
.
Week Ended September 10
Aug, 311954
I
5.8
—
—
n
+
—
Jamestown
Inc. or
162,040,610
—
I
Elmlra
-Jan. 1 to
>
.
*
'ri~-
171,481,391
-
Binghamton
1954
,
.
1,052,445
—18.5
9,970 974
49,373 596
11,227,959
—11.2
43,366,704
525,659 031
461,329 318
450,181,771
+ 16.8
13,346,528
10,931.017
+ 22.1
11,813.008
0.9
403,915,420
+ 14.2
11,352,424
9,226,317
+ 23.0
10,346,439
11,763,372
9.8
42,347,943,405
39,785,570,890
6.4
903,773,324
842,376,201
7.3
795,534,982
1,033,504,338
6,460,846
5,605,877
Delaware—Wilmington
68,607,433
56,254,785
New Jersey—Trenton
50,449,131
50,915,618
5,389,912,165
4,907,322,383
+
+
-
Total (15 cities)
+ 15.3
+ 22.0
—
;
+ 13.9
+
+
Fourth Federal Reserve District—ClevelandOhio—Canton
38,551,272
37 ,328,175
Cincinnati
1,184,214,598
Cleveland
2,335,243,863
1,009, 195,904
1,915, 264,733
244,012,900.
224, 666,000
Columbus
-
Hamilton
14,100,586
Mansfield
5, 799,084
357,921,770
316,558,794
8,873,002,533
8,285,829,741
+
21.9
16,986,472,371
15,241,732,963
+
8.6
9,217,904
7,305,131
11,188,617
7,169,000
188,211,365
175.732,321
+
7.1
174.280,660
204,745,551
+ 11.4
369,505,852
309,306,194
+ 19.5
328,656,099
373,763.968
42,799,400
36,244.000
+ 18.1
34,740,300
40,264,200
+ 13.1
7.1
+
1,721,753,800
1,623,101,300
+
6.1
0.4
100.021.703
96,090,708
+
4.1
+ 30.7
52,058,539
45,136,400
+ 15.3
+ 31.9
393,706,235
+ 26.2
—
54,531,619
41 ,351,251
9,213,439
8,512,425
6,665,824
6,381,585
46, 041,959
+
25.9
427,861,868
321,616,665
349,084,636
+ 22.4
57,957,244
+ 22.6
9,924,555
8,213,655
8,865,417
9,487,348
38,402,560
27, 819,896
+ 38.0
272,802,992
236,890.601
+ 15.2
158,407,103
130 ,267,506
+ 21.6
+ 12.6
3, 608,398
+ 28.8
1,143,624,654
34,326,649
1,015,775,955
4,646,171
28,754,248
+
3,002,714
2 ,347,055
+
27.9
22,691,408
19,168,768
+ 18.4
1,815,276,462
Youngstown
1,567, 861,535
+ 15.8
13,775,348,632
12,674,844,744
303,761,573
275,769,676
+ 10.2
270,786,192
336.811,944;
24.9
283,259,725
236,249,431
—11.5
181,725,029
183,759,520
932,634,088
821,083,402
+ 13.6
835,193,109
978,623,596
_
Newark
Toledo
Pennsylvania—Beaver County
Greensburg
.
Pittsburgh
Erie
Oil
14, ,159,664
7,578,985
Lorain
3.3
+ 17.4
r,.
19.4
8.7
+
38,018,641
Total (17
23 ,171,174
+
3.8
223,943,476
216,895,123
+
3.3
18,457,222
14 ,090,032
+ 31.0
134.867.704
125,292,981
+
7.6
^057,213,432
cities)
23 438,673
24,057,093
Kentucky—Lexington
Virginia—Wheeling
West
30 ,439.527
20,754,399
City
5,116,850,566
+ 18.4
44,985,389,088
41,016,782,578
+
9.7
+
+ 19.9
1.1
—
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmondwest Virginia—Huntington
17,181,972
Frederick
District
of
124,920,530
+ 10.9
697,820,000
609,085,000
+ 14.6
15,773,000
14.245,000
+ 11.3
6,122,623,124
5,695,942,221
+
7.5
165,030,303
153,280,644
23,880,348
+ 23.4
227,438,211
191,648.494
+
18.7
56,417,173
Maryland—Baltimore
138,585,625
+ 17.5
29,460,938
South Carolina—Charleston
Columbia
+ 10.3
77,838,000
752,354,404
49,468,739
+ 14.0
448,647,703
417,324,591
+
7.5
1,437,431,981
Richmond
15,571,607
91,477,000
837,133,185
Virginia—Norfolk
1,240,904,675
+ 15.8
10,180,463,927
+ 30.5
11,225,723,777
40,716,036
9.0
4,253,872,702
3.843,059,007
+ 13.3
23,155,427,178
21,102,293,059
5,703,559
492,295,354
3,011,251,264
Total (8 cities)
4,370,439
536,445,456
-
Columbia—Washington
2,656,683,566
+
39,849,289
+ 10.3
+
6,528,270
7.7
+
3.964,011
3,634,907
.
13,766,000
13,724,000
154,174,317
174.440,546
+ 10.7
.
+ 30.4
5,005,006
249,346,771
8.5
+
3,523,379
3,822,534
276~32!2,594
4,874,397
5,740,737
"9.8
221,746,369
286r947~707
—
2.2
+ 10.7
99,744,835
92,044_,414
+
9.7
540,245,713
544,421,037
8.4
+
—
85.049,081
99,~285~210
0.8
483,245,071
589,102,211
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Tennessee—Knoxville
111,803,258
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
+
9.8
3,853,060,247
3,514 494,192
+
9.6
10,723 ,100,000
+ 12.7
231,984,366
931,617,173
24,278,018
780,113,305
+ 18.2
196, 101,566
+ 18.4
21,121,827
+
4.0
192,962,035
162, 786.530
+
4.4
76,268,270
+
7.3
77,752,681
92,995,085
+
9.8
246,500,000
309,800,000
+ 10.3
210,217,573
173, 788,691
+ 21.0
5,427,464
+
18.3
6,077,326
8,451,183
5,524,074
+
0.6
4,904,262
4,~972~808
6,446,337,885
+
5.2
102,296,696
121.003,407
+ 27.4
142,310,204
,133,562/519
21,506,358
.
+ 18.5
23,546,983
•
6,419,856
1
5^57,882
».
Mobile
658,874,954
+ 18.4
5,572, 085,071
+ 15.7
128,908,996
'
■
122,523,263
55,083,352
39,747,409
+ 38.6
464,936,068
370,,418,814
+ 25.5
837,475,768
Tampa
Alabama—Birmingham
679,232,416
23.3
5,963,972,769
5,103,,620,764
+ 16.9
150,540,019
-
118,174,095
10,315,785
+
53,944,840
Jackson
+ 19.2
163 ,930,180
170 ,101,000
+
340,,623,977
21.5
694,385,530
+ 10.7
6,153,249,956
5,680, 724,573
4,224,006,431
+ 17.8
37,846,397,936
9,965,706
2,684,706,000
+ 24.7
+ 21.7
46,918,837
34,745,480
+ 35.0
345,118,309
82,767,325
12,422,849
Detroit
.
Rapids
671~409
139,149,372
132,863.889
+
33,427,817,820
+ 13.2
834,361,372
87,994,458
77,337,623
+ 13.8
23,851,302,000
20,902,033,104
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Gary
70,889,047
+ 16.8
520,327,155
+ 17.6
12,528,266
+ 29.3
126,569,231
98.942,422
—8.4
690,740
693,061'
4.7
102,083,628
"165,145,428
753,719,442
+ 10.7
709,523,986
866,222,559
2,113,267
2,353,086
-10.2
1,889,247
2,217,242
15/586,069
13~M9,~333
19.3
12,975,517
13,860,670
7~ 157/568
7"307,ei6
6/574,718
7,056,815
+ 27.9
35,265,757
+ 33.6
288,790,092
12,697,626
346,997,487
146,531,811
93,124,599
16,002,502
+ 20.5
—
3.6
611,743,508
133,910,030
95,667,005
+ 20.2
+
—
2.7
Milwaukee
+
35,971,689
+ 41.5
298,894,237
+ 18.5
76,615,365
+ 25.8
728,981,346
626,747.042
+ 16.3
306,948,487
+ 12.8
2,635,764,271
2,459,387,938
34,496,335
+ 16.5
336,654.437
17,657,511
39,500,251
587,744,168
Haute
Wisconsin—Madison
14,812,955
+ 19.2
132,144,485
118,462,662
32,202,305
+ 22.7
288,690,444
248,367,014
+ 16.2
500,944,651
+ 17.3
4,156,073,824
354,247,852
289,864,850
3,820,652,518
9,006,001
7~469,307
+
20.6~
7~C70,293
5,588.940
+
7.2
59,874,000
57,034,000
+
5.0~
52,710,000
51.468.000
+
1'6.1
7,998,297
6,694,901
+ 19.5
9,447,536
7.007,308
+ 11.5
3,535,389
2,877,052
+ 22.9
3,023,677
3.036,728
96^458,133
78~309,480
80,715,631
90,513,953
+
8.8
6,524,817
-
Rapids.
:
Sioux City
Ames
-
-
8.1
49,143,493
45.689,355
+
+ 28.7
83,724,052
77,021,513
+
8.7
1,463,134
+ 16.9
12,202,116
+ 13.6
3,151,896
+ 12.6
30,955,206
25,373,112
+ 22.0
21,478,982
+ 21.4
202,003,009
187,085,189
60,706,993
158,770,731
+ 17.8
1,461,939,540
174,842,158
1,302,699.202
1.8
2.493.507
+"23.2"
7.6
9,038,553
2.955,813
Manitowoc
'
6,037,451
11,798,476
-
11,633,055
1,710,095
3,549,647
26,070,413
Sheboygan
Watertown
+
—"2.1~
9.4
50,889,395
Bend
Moines
9,134,893
+ 24.2
96,368,788
346,302,765
40,198,759
—
Indianapolis
Iowa—Cedar
..."
+ 14.1-
277,797,456
19,282,932
12,236,780
i
Oshkosh
7,792,236
*
614,920
8.3
+
16,201,014
—
♦
"
+ 16.2
18 199,094
47,129,768
Jackson
Lansing
Muskegon
Bay City
15.1
+ 18.3
+
+
+ 27.3
53, 275,176
2,077,560
63,013,966
21,144,775
8,960,168
District—Chicago-
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Flint
433,479,035
+ 18.4
4,976,886,167
Seventh Federal Reserve
1.6
6,708,466
768,472,357
Total (16 cities)
•
+ 10.7
50,332,113
7,943,979
—
,
+ 24.5
188,343,000
3,266,896,000
_
_
Louisiana—New Orleans
South
335 ,947,722
204,111,680
+ 14.4
2,524,311
Meridan
Vicksburg
Grand
400,467,408
+ 18.1
20,981,000
51,136,893
_
+ 25.3
21,866,096
24,005,000
__
43,049,715
25,813,537
Montgomery
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
20,464.075
19,116,213
20.606,810
288,500,000
262,700,000
81,848,184
12,087,500,000
25,979,522
Florida—Jacksonville —.i_,
Des
848 620.470
+ 23.6
+ 16.9
25,238,112
Macon
Terre
+ 13.2
427,978,522
1,411,100,000
28,688,506
—
Columbus
I
98,725,822
529,063,427
1,649,600,000
Nashville
59,658,501
+
+
13,866,148
13.5
4,989.348
4,458,678
+ 12.2
33,958,273
31,391,222
12,652,842
12,939,925
+
+
ll.9~
4.368.240
5.049.048
+
8.2
30,547,122
33.346.113
2.2
12,463,298
16,313,445
519,058,653
24,857,191
504,218,167
+
2.9
+ 18 5
23,757,466
+
4.6
9,315,551
+ 26.7
91,082,405
+ 15.7
7,155,536
78,718,511
-
6,513,967
+
9.8
59,190,867
55,382,807
+
6.9
1,533,877
1,232,128
+
24.5~
1,360.230
1.544,606
4,036,414,570
+ 13.1
34,681.193,852
31,707,881,591
+
9.4
807,286,241
725.268,376
+
11.3
712,647,682
879.291,931
-
4,564,005,844
25,616,270
67,614,256
19,078.534
+ 34.3
209,608,463
166,591,889
+ 25.8
5,160,227
3,978,204
+
29.7
3.987,532
4,943,498
57,814,959
+ 17.0
493,714,696
449,397,429
+, 9.9
13,103,338
10.749,783
+ 21.9
11,080,175
13,574.189
44,186,095
33,750,246
+ 30.9
335,441,427
286,507,429
+ 17.1
8,701,480
—12.7
26,526,702
21,743,663
+ 22.0
194,256,989
177,657,462
+
9.3
2,919,634
2,450,998
+ 19.1
21,963,605
20,791,303
+
5.6
9,732,575,977
8,327,967]kl4
+ 16.9
72,713,937,658
65,365,912,658
1,369.825,342
+ 13.1
12,009,333,203
11.423.932,251
."+
5.1
13,528,755
+ 14.2
121,106,003
109.893,385
+
10.2
2,575,255
+ 23.8
23,554.287
20,090,025
693,202,025
457,158,575
+ 19.0
6,211,615,977
5,610,657,583
+ 10.6
4,016,996,401
3,777.454,349
+
6.3
2,228,327
+ 11,6
20.364,010
19,973,578
+
2.0
10.476,152
+ 20.0
90,035,950
80,633,170
+ 11.7
2,548,994,431
+ 14.3
22,493,005,831
21,042,634,341
Illinois—Aurora
Bloomington
Chicago
"
Decatur
Peoria
Rockford
i
Springfield
Sterling
Total (31 cities)
+ 11.2
—
-
;
7,933.882
8,879,726
4,515,312
+
9.4
5,988,356
4.687,684
978,430,083
+
11.7
964,883,136
1,148,379,896
289,100,000 sr
262,000,000
+ 10.3
265,500,000
304.600,000
180,611. 194*
163.019,777
+
io¥
84,772,133
+
5.9
7,594,990
>
4,938,304 v
1,093,046,264
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Louis
Cape Girardeau
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville—<
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Jacksonville
Quincy
_
Total
(7 cities)
1,548,869,857
15,448,274
3,188,106
0
824,907,030
505,404,368
2,486,489
12,574,851
2,912,878,975
1
;
+ 17.2
+ 10.7
+
6.9
89,735,051
2"505r372~
561,951,617
2,014.876
511,806,786
+~24.~3~
+
9.8
154,572.275
131.062.681
84,227.854
121.665,480
1~959,532
506,259,661
2
,~3_75,574
559,703,735
Volume
Number 5465
182
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1157)
Month of August
Clearings at—
1955
.
-Jan. 1 to Aug. 31-
1954
$
Inc.
$
1955
or
Week Ended September 10
1954
Inc.
$
$
Dec. %
49
1955
or
Inc.
1954
Dec. %
$
1953
1952
$
or
Dec. %
$
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis—
-
279,746,268
249,020,926
+
6.6
11,874,585,157
11,217,277,245
+
5.9
8.4
75,245,041
70,230,634
+
7.1
+ 16.4
8,869,358
Rochester
St.
+ 21.1
+
33,556,028
1,505,041,802
9,614.954
vtm
..
Minneapolis
40,644,245
1,604,101,962
Minnesota—Duiuth
+ 12.3
4,486,749,070
4,151,333,531
+
+
2.0
32,912,385
31,414,085
+
+ 25.7
12,247,310
10,482,961
37,863,830
1.6
7,165,361
7,979,970
+
3.6
258,603,128
346,603,376
106,729,390
—
"l~7
96,157~715
114/741~274
7,153,288
6,827,312
+
4.8
5,415,823
8,261,115
4,473,521
3,816,829
+
17.2
3,305,144
4,831,406
+ 16.8
41,471,316
+
4.8
1,440,917
7,041,356
287,297,205
104,951,625
8.1
3,860,422
1,811,084
621,478,528
Paul
7,153,126
297,766,954
534.007,267
1
3,936,784
Winona
~
Falls
North Dakota—Fargo
Fergus
Bouth
9.5
281,767,846
262,661,812
5,117,000
+ 11.3
41,882,000
34,902,000
+ 20.0
5,982,911
+ 26.7
47,210,762
41,581,783
+ 13.5
20,018,133
18,104,858
+10.6
143,629,755
134,288,245
+
34,803,147
27,599,292
+ 26.1
254,621,932
224,680,303
+ 13.3
3,588,163
3,567,766
0.6
29,344,460
27,349,423
28,976,535
23,781.821
19.904,524
18.410.359
57,351,597
Minot
5,693,000
7,583,113
Forks
Grand
53.563,553
:
„
—
Dakota—Aberdeen
.
_
Sioux Falls
Huron
Montana—Billings
Falls
Great
_
—
—
—
Helena
2,346,894
-
Tenth Federal Reserve
+
7.3
+
7.0
7.3
+
142,550,015
128,237,627
429,538,851
400,299,152
+
198,814,790
13,948,599
18,344,794,241
+ 15.6
46,216,748
.
32,762,052
6.8
+
nsas
District—Kansas City—
■
4,082.554
4,720,986
Nebraska—Fremont
4,458^404
6,140,622
10,048~062
14,086" 766
428,553,482
385,153,637
502,644,529
+ 15.8
17,170,598,605
+
7.3
(
12,047,151
9.7
+36.8 rv
'
2,282,483,264
5,385,513
11,455,877
+ 11.2
7.1
6,040,170
+ 13.7
8.1
+
10,918,586
438,457,270
174,791,727
+
+ 21.8
*
1,716,080
2,503,323,979
Lewistown
Total (16 cities)
+
1
879,347
+ 29.7
857,512
824,784
+
8,341,454
121,258,675
+ 41.1
7,015,522
1,114,026
'
•
■
Hastings
.
——.
•
40.326,662
37,883.351
+
664.121,328
Omaha
660,322,693
3,439,414
+
•
—
5.4
315,366,533
5,073,659,404
27,035,813
0.6
+
-
319,993,557
-
6.4
'
Lincoln
5,259,269,877
+
1.5
—
2.3
+
3.5
123,275,749
697,577
858,907
8,134,036
9,197,826
1.6
116,283,381
151,115,021
—
24,427,155
+ 10.7
—11.2
15,710,594
17,617,864
—10.8
4.6
340,100,808
323,045,196
+
5.3
10,008,409
10,147,451
99,120,576
+ 15.9
911,447,226
778,562,140
+ 17.1
20,915,329
20,228,197
4,987,414
4.375,278
+ 14.0
38,538,805
35,125,918
+
9.7
1,738,571,542
55,368,064
1,578,878,121
+ 10.1
13,325,880,411
12,312,517,101
+
8.2
301,130,806
295,355,933
+
49,559,133
+ 11.7
420,295,086
406,813,047
+
3.3
10,242,309
9,777,245
+
1.610,795
Kansas—Manhattan
841,291
787,896
4.0
+ 18.9
1,468,232
9.7
16,063,629
12,607,339
+ 27.4
270,370,782
218.817.445
+ 23.6
2,091,228,659
1,804,946,645
+ 15.9
3,625,555
)-
2,039,421
1.811,068
Parsons
-
45.947,858
43,931,825
+
114,902,719
Topeka
—
Wichita
Missouri—Joplin
Kansas
St.
City
-
Joseph
-
Carthage
Oklahoma—Tulsa
-
Colorado—Colorado
Denver
22,408,631
775,870,867
-
(a)
Total (14 cities)
+ 30.0
209,119,779
149,674,725
+ 24.0
5,548,825,811
4,885,729,685
(a>
+ 11.9
3,351,921,267
3,751,373,138
-
5,434,231
5,376,764
26,440,485,518
28,384,116,330
2.0
268,580,378
352,5~98~H2
9,142,355
12,693,154
1.1
-
4,0~48"788
2,653,604
_
7.4
+
21,823,336
4.8
—
—
(a)
(a)
82,020,241
(a)
9,336,023
18,866,806
_
+ 13.6
; ':r
7,115,978
3.4
+
-
+ 39.7
625,594,593
29,137,598
Springs
:i
Pueblo
+
1.4
—
3,218"l63
1.3
435,761,981
565,730,651
+
472,938,459
479,245,284
3,499,970
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-^
8,408,287
340,505~519
+ 11.5
27,846,011
27,600,580
25,305,656
32,083~824
8.7
5,344,000
6,852,000
5,493,000
6,203,000
168,178,958
+ 10.1
14,258,552,124
12,734,958,236
+ 12.0
185,166,454
145,743,604
+ 27.0
1,476,060,812
1,230,154,127
+ 20.0
154,799,133
129,848,965
+ 19.2
1,219,647,124
1,094,022,065
32,366,000
27,713,000
+ 16.8
240,194,000
220,870,000
1,703,746,422
1,351,152,141
+ 26.1
12,551,043,815
10,967,950,924
8,036,196
6,544,663
+ 22.8
64,424,814
57,355,400
+
28,684,507
25,590,125
+ 12.1
227,383,071
210,659,903
+
7.9
8,647,453
6.865,144
+ 26.0
59,358,990
52,803,410
+
12.4
_
_
.
Houston
—
Arthur__
Wichita
7,489,703
262,139~788
185,200,443
+ 20.8
Paso_—
Ft. Worth
Port
+ 15.5
+™5~2
+ 13.2
1,524,393,840
48,209,992
i
Dallas
Galveston
8,585,672
280,215,990
+ 19.6
20,999,624
1,841,764,836
_
Beaumont
El
9,918,836
294,669,950
310,767,452
23,776,707
Texas—Austin
—-. —
—
—i
—
Falls
Texarkana
—
_
—
37,998,490
+ 26.9
371,702,025
,
+
+ 14.4
..
-
12.3
"076,719
5,118,669
5^998~958
+ 20.9
11,762,784
1^127,607
9,631~978
10,849~019
355,298,793
338,458,568
315,178,794
404,048,607
5
5,757,212
Total
.
62,009,601
53,070,647
+ 16.8
523,882,981
4,097,207,301
3,329,920,243
+ 23.0
31,177,450,199
27,481,132,050
+
13.4
7,990,569
7,987,588
58 068,676
+
7.2
733,778,440
+ 0.1
+17.3
62 275,510
860,650,636
Louisiana—Shreveport
433,411,575
6,219 ,168,809
5,563 ,726,716
+ 11.8
146,120,945
128,313,205
122,621,446
168,712,130
168 ,591,378
+ 15.8
4,779,279
5,155,675
4,557,483
4,713,121
127,212,256
130,123,022
183,588,628
49,*902,363
46,912,259
69,664" 744
17,641,405
—
(11 cities)
—
—.
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Bellingham
Seattle
25,601,498
Idaho—Boise
22,876,219
+11.9
42,291,547
Yakima
195 ,306,788
36,554,348
+15.7
306 ,028,861
269 583,925
+ 13.5
+48.1
102 826,300
77, 327,000
+ 33.0
+21.7
6,015 718,794
153 123,832
5,302 753,627
137 490,753
+ 11.4
16,056,800
10,840,000
Portland
826,597,356
679,222,324
Utah—Ogden
19,477,326
413,201,462
20.554,675
336,495,610
152,567,067
111,997,832
Oregon—Eugene
Salt
Lake
-
City-
Arizona—Phoenix
:
997 638,569
+
327, 235,261
+ 12.0
38.592,843
+18.3
366, 655,764
+18.7
+31.7
320 190,359
278, 986,661
853, 719,849
717, 011,289
+ 19.1
24,925,981
+27.1
214, 092,004
183, 467,920
+ 16.7
498 974,358
+ 12.7
140 611,307
119 707,529
+
2,380,538,571
+16.5
+23.4
+16.8
562 486,600
20,562 525,264
18,112, 735,726
79.848,929
26,518,275
+40.3
+10.4
719, 955,534
214, 615,010
46,828,259
+19.1
379 ,050,155
75,480,705
17,843,395
2,781,269,037
112,024,309
29,288,861
55,783,256
Riverside
San
Francisco
Safl
Jose
;
Barbara
-
Stockton
64,791,087
14,460,716
5,680,237,614
89,456,764,062
Total (19 cities)
(180 cities)
Grand Total
New York
(a) Clearings operations
14.8
25,~157~565
18,400,043
+ 36.7
14,366,220
10,568,676
11^929,464
—11.4
10,268,695
12,474,509
+ 13.5
347,800,202
414001,444
—16.0
360,967,019
470,360,404
572, 698,778
+ 25.7
15,558,269
17,467,628
—10.9
13,715,043
199 496,264
+
7.6
4,139,706
4,945,705
—16.3
4,271,760
16,355,312
5,751,185
+ 13.5
10,937,444
10,575,021
3.4
6,874,101
9,887,132
+ 14.3
766,629,058
788,002,804
2.7
714,677,048
959,148,570
334 090,263
17.5
41,676,621,016
36,473,183,577
752,951,443,440
718,901,799,677
+
4.7
14,759,124,492
14,295,979,327
+
3.2
13,298,251,458
16,029,523,948
366,724,207,225
+
9.9
7,749,319,562
7,243,431,769
+
7.0
6,942,031,731
8,543,008,936
403,112,551,883
+15.2
Condition Sfalement of Member Banks
Foreign Exchange Rates
,
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
on the different
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
countries of the world.
We give below a record for the week just passed.
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
RATES
BY
FEDERAL
SEPTEMBER
9
RESERVE
TO SEPTEMBER
BANK
TO
TREASURY
and
Monetary
Unit
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York
Tuesday
Monday
Sept. 9
Argentina peso—
ended Sept. 7:
TARIFF
ACT
OF
1930
Sept. 12
$
Sept. 13
$
$
(Value In United States Money)
Thursday
Wednesday
$
.200000*
.200000*
.200000*
Preferential
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*6
States
balances with Federal Reserve Banks,
«L-—
_
Mexico,
krone
•
.0385802*
.0198696
.0198625
and $10
.325633
.325633
to
1.012299
1.012433
1.012299
.208400
.208500
.208500
.00435401*
.00435401*
States
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.7237261*
.237261*
.237261*
$74 million.
.237281*
.203400
.208500
.208500
.208500
2.786250
2.785729
.233325
.233350
.233350
2.774283
2.774491
2.775529
2.775840
2.775321
2.764637
2.784866
2.785937
2.786250
2.785758
amounts in most of the
2.785000
2.735937
.0800560
.0800560
.261032
2.757116
2.757322
'
.281050
.261100
2.758663
2.758147
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
1—_
pound
.193330*
.193330*
.233325
.233341
.0800560
.261062
.140080*
.0349000
_
.0800560
2.758353
.140080*
.496766*
pound sterling
Nominal.
—
$95 million, of
City. Holdings of
Treasury certificates of indebedness, of Treasury notes,
and of United States Government bonds decreased $18
million, $21 million, and $23 million, respectively.
Demand deposits adjusted decreased $151 million in
the Chicago District, $79 million in the Cleveland Dis¬
trict, $47 million in New York City, and by smaller
.140080*
—
brokers
.2085C0
.00435401*
--
.261050
^
loans de¬
banks; the
million in the Dallas District. Changes according
appear in another'^ress release.
Loans to
and dealers for purchasing or carrying United
Government
and
other securities
decreased
.00285625
.0800560
_
agricultural
industry
.00435401*
2.734687
Philippine Islands, peso
United Kingdom,
.0385602*
.325633
.208400
—
and
principal changes were decreases of $97 million in New
$13 million in the Cleveland District, and
of $12 million in the San Francisco District
.237281*
pound
industrial,
$97 million at all reporting member
increases
.0198656
'
deposits credited to domestic
York City and
.0385802*
'
peso
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
Switzerland,
franc,
Union of South Africa,
.0717487*
2.219704
in demand
Commercial,
creased
.00285625
.00435401*
__
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway,
.133333*
.0193651
1.012187
.208400
_
Germany, Deutsche Mark
India, Dominion of, rupee.
Ireland,
.0717487*"
2.220119
.
million
.325600
-
1.013046
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
■—
France
(Metropolitan), franc
2.219870
$493
.0385802*
-
.325600
dollar
.0717487*
.0717487*
2.219040
.0385802*
.0198625
Belgium, franc
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar
Canada,
.0717487*
2.218874
pound
Austria, schilling
$368 mil¬
demand
in
banks.
$
.200000*
.200000*
—
Decreases of $157 million in holdings of
Government securities, $192 million in
United
Sept. 15
Sept. 14
Basic
Free
following
deposits adjusted, and $716 million in
United States Government deposits, and an increase of
Friday
Australia,
the
reporting member
Federal Reserve System in leading cities
principal changes for the week
of the
shows
reserve
UNDER
1955, INCLUSIVE
15,
The condition statement of weekly
banks
lion
Country
—
discontinued.
Pursuant to the
FOREIGN
+
5.7
+
46,112,166,285
53,129,618,895
—
+
+19.2
4,766,967,850
94,582,158,118
-
'
Outside
30.6
31,677,598
Pasadena
1
52,9~6~8~676
+ 16.9
35.555,114
94,601,039
Modesto
Santa
2,553, 598,884
1,302, 782,581
45,636,231
Beach
Long
2,985 487,695
+36.2
42,204,857
124,595,104
California—Bakersfield
Berkeley
148,598,296
+ 13.4
5.2
+22.8
—
.140080*
.496766*
.0349000
.193330*
.140080*
.496766*
,0349000
.193330*
Holdings
which
of Treasury bills decreased
$67 million was in New York
Borrowings
from
1
other districts.
Federal
Reserve
Banks
,
increased
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1158)
$145
million,
borrowings
and
others
from
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
)or
Decrease (—) Since
tAug. 31,
Sept. 8,
1955
♦Sept. 7,
1954
1955
(In millions of dollars)
Assets—
Loans
84,141
adjusted*
—271
+
44,561
investments
and
—135
+
adjusted*-!
Commercial, industrial,
tural
24,074
brokcr.4
to
dealers
and
97
—
—
1,188
74
+
Real
estate
Other
D. S.
8,134
loans
loans
Treasury
billss
Treasury
U.
notes
890
Other
securities
to
Cash
in
1,296
1,654
—1,898
21
—2,555
21
+
1,064
—
1,704
+
23
—
+
329
+
414
Federal
Banks
Reserve
13,116
964
—
banks
with domestic
21
+
29
—
211
—
17
+
2,361
Demand deposits adjusted
55,563
21,558
—
deposits except U. S. Government
Government
—716
2,744
1060
Shipping Corp., 5% s. f. ship mtge. bonds_Oct
United Gas Corp.—
4%% sinking fund debentures due 1972
Oct
314 % sinking fund debentures due 1973
—.Oct
1
861
Transatlantic
West
Virginia
3%%
Pulp
698
—
6
.+
Federal
others
Reserve
Banks-
467
♦Preliminary (San Francisco District).
District).
tExclusive
of
loans
J
1
to
banks
shown
are
504
+
&
gen.
&
gen.
(San
deduction
gross.
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Increase (+ )
or
Sept. 14,
Sept. 7,
Sept. 15,
1955
1955
1954
Assets—
Gold
certificates
Redemption
20,145,353
fund
for
F.
2
—.
Dat«
.
2,498
—
cumul. pfd. shrs._Oct
1
505
910
mtge. bonds
Sep
19
812
Flbreboard Products Inc., $100 par preferred stock—<.
Nov
1
412
preferred
R.
gold certificate
notes
of
Other cash
Discounts
and
loans
—.
54,537
+
preferred stock
General Foods Corp., $3.50 cumulative pfd. stock
General Railway Signal Co., 5%
cumul. pfd. stock
Gcrber Products Co., 4%%• cumul. preferred stock
convertible
Co.,
Higbee
Service,
5%
Co.,
Kahn's
(E.)
+
20,493
+
advances
Inc..
preferred
+
convertible
Government
61,824
—
722
+
17,292
+
160
Inc.,
4%%
6%
class
conv.
stock,
preferred
$100
A
stock
par
stock
Bros.
88,200
Notes
Co.,
preferred
stock
Issue,
+
2,801,750
—
—
23,672,208
88,200
—
6%
U.
S.
Govt,
23,672,208
(jecur.
88,200
—
—
tin Volume
Oct
1
1
915
815
.
815
Total loans and
from
foreign
Uncollected
cash
securities
banks
items
148,980
24,225,908
+
22
_
Kxoshler
1015
816
1
613
30
*2695
30
1017
Company
Marsh
<
Marshall
(quar.)
-
30
962
Total
assets
Maryland
When
Holders
Payable of Rec.
•1.12%
9-23
•1.12%
-
9-30
12-30
12-23
Kroger Co.—
$1.50
10-
1
9-15
2nd
$1.75
11-
1
10-15
I3I/4C
11-
1
10-20
*25c
10-
1
9-15
10c
10-10
9-23
10c
1-10-56
12-28
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Kuhlman Electric, 5%%
preferred
—
(John),
Ltd.
(quar.)
Extension University
Salle
La
(quar.)
(quar.)
Laclede
Gas
Lamaque
Co.
Gold
Lambert
(increased
Mines,
(Alfred),
(quar.)
(quar.)
quar.)
18c
10-
1
9-16
*8c
Ltd
12-
1
10-11
+
247
+
5,515
Class
B
*15c
9-30
8-18
+
40,645
Class
A
*15c
12-31
11-15
B
*15c
12-31
+
494,890
Lamson
notes
26,170,231
16,384
+
540,130
.—
189,717
Deposits:
S.
18,452,172
Treasurer—gen'l acct.
Foreign
...
Other
_
47.949
—
410.459
_
...
+
+
82,278
—
33,291
381,677
__
......
245.604
+
427,288
7,358
—
95,712
27,216
—
Total
deposits
Other
avail,
liab.
19,671,596
cash
and
+
+
accrued
divs.
16,103
+
995
+
Machine
Common
$1.80
liabilities
50,099,468
—
+ 1,523,448
+
1,025
20c
(quar.)
62 %c
&
$2.50
Capital
Accounts—
paid
in
297,211
Surplus
(Section
7)
(Section
13b)
Other
capital
of
serves
note
gold
to
liabilities
Contingent
21.583
+
182,500
cap.
accts.
certificate
deposit
+
35,888
27.543
accounts
Total liab. and
Ratio
215
+
660,901
_
and
F.
51,267,623
on
—
+ 1,529,540
+
4,361
494,890
re¬
45.8%
.2%
.4%
_
(quar.)
ac¬
eign correspondents
Industrial
loan
27,221
commitments
1
+
21,636
♦620
+
641
—
2,797
—
5
2-
A
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
issue
called
9-30
9-20
10-
1
9-10
will
including
those
a
Co.
called
under
for
sinking fund
7%
25c
37 Va c
37 %c
pfd.
(Fort
(quar.)
10-
1
9-23
12-31
12-23
10-
1
9-30
9-
9
$3.50
McKay
ing tenders, and the
the
current
the details
page
number gives the location
volume
were
(except where indicated)
given in the "Chronicle."
in
in which
Lipe
Rollway,
Co.
Miami
preferred
Medusa
NOTICE
OF TENDER
Company and Issue—
$3.50
$4
3%
first
mortgage
Company and
American
,
5%
series
PARTIAL
Issue—
B,
due
1975
_Sep
16
class
RR.,
A
(quar.)
original
Page
stock
„^
Viscose
Qct
Corp., 5% cum. preferred stock
Nov
Anheuser-Busch. Inc., 3%% debentures due 1977
Oct
California Electric Power
Co., 3% debentures due I960—Oct
1
1009
1
910
1
911
Co.
10-
1 '•
10-
.
"
9-23
9-20
9-15
*
9-15
*
8-31
5c
9-19
9-
;
'
*6%c
«
9-20
9-12
9-30
9-
8
9-30
9-
8
9-20
9-10
9-
9
$1.10
12-10
11-18
$1
3-17-56
3-10
12-10
11-18
50c
3-17-56
3-10
9-30
9-20
preferred
Steel
(quar.)
Chain
Lone
$1
.
(Increased)
30c
(quar.)
25c
(Marcus)
Theatres, Ltd. (quar.)_-___
Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A (accum.)
Star Brewing
(increased quar.)
Star
$1
Cement
(quar.)
Longines-Wittnauer
*S1
10-
1
9-21
1-3-56
12-20
10-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Miami
40c
Co.
1
9-26
1
9-15
40c
10-
1
(quaf.)„
25c
87 %c
10-
1
$1
18-
1';
9-12
$1.06%
10-
1
9-12
50c
50c
.
62 %c
(quar.)
$1.75
of
Canada,
Co.
Miller
Rubber
$1.25
10-
1
9-16
9
A
4'/2%
7%
preferred
S.)
Gas
(quar.)
Molybdenum
&
Electric
(Ky.)
com.
(quar.)
414%
&
Sons,
preferred
St.
Lawrence
Inc.,
A
Ludman
Corp.
common
Power
Co
preferred
(quar.)
Drop
<fc
Gas
Electric
.
(quar.)
10-
1
9-30
Co.
(quar.)
40c
10-
preferred
(quar.)
9-15
1
9-15
9-28
9-13
11-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
10-
5
1
9-18
9-23
9-13
$1.25
9-27
8-31
10-
1
9-26
10-
9-15
9-16
1
9-15
9-29
9-13
25c
10-
1
9-15
10-
3
9-16
97 %C
10-
1
9-15
10-1
9-15
37%c
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-15,
22 %c
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
$1.22 %
10-
1
10-
1
9-15
*25c
10-
3
9-20
10-
1
10-
1
9-15
9-15
9-23
9-
*20c
9-23
9-
9-23
9-
2
9-23
9-
2
2
2
9-14
10-
1
62 %c
10-
1
9-16
12-
1
11-10
25c
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
$1.75
10-
1
9-
10-15
9-
9
10-
1
9-
2
9
Corp.
1
9-
2
1
9-
2
10-
1
9-
2
9-15
20c
10-
1
10-
1
9-15
62 %c
preferred
1I0-
1
9-16
Co.
59 %C
9-30
9-
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-30
9-20
$1.75
(quar.)
of
1010-
59 %c
(quar.)—
12-20
40c
(quar.)—.
5%
pfd.
(quar.)_j.
common
(quar.)
9
1
9-
9
12-15
9-16
9-15
9-30
9-15
50c
9-22
9-
9-22
9-
50c
(quar.)
9-30
10-
9-16
12 %C
$1
Extra
preferred
1
9-29
40c
(quar.)
America,
10-
$1.25
$3.50
(quar.)———
pfd.
$5
10-
3
Muskegon Piston Ring
10-14
Investment
from
(5c
capital
investment
6%
System.
preferred
Co.
of
gains
9
9
9-16
common.:
(quar.)
9-30
9-
9
America—
and
income)
Inc.;
15c
(increased quar.)
5c
from
net
.10c
9-20
..
9-15"
$1.12%
*25c
Haven
New
Corp.,
-
9-20
10-
Consolidated—
Munising Wood Products,
Mutual
62 %•
1
t$1.75
Vernon-Woodbury Mills
preferred (s-ai
Mutual
20c
10-
9-22
Lyon Metal Products, Inc.—
5%
Finance
9-19
34 %c
—
—
(quar.)
4%%
of
9-30
4%
10-15
—1$1.75
common
Mills,
Bank
Cafeterias
Brass
7
9-30
15c
t30c
Mfg. Corp.
9-
51
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mullins
1
5
9-
Lines
Mueller
10-
9-
1
96 %c
5% pfd. (quar.)
class A
nreferred
prior
preferred
Murray
1
10-
25c
<quar.)_
tquar.)
Forging,
9-30
*30c
America
$7
preferred
9-30
9-19
10-
Co.—
Moore-McCormack
9-30
1
25c
*20c
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B
(quar.)
10-15
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-15
30c
9-15
Ltd.—
Corp.
10-15
$1.06
1
75c
50c
10c
Foundry
Lynn
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)
par)
10-
62 %c
_
preference series C (quar.)
Utilities, common (quar.)
31J/4C
(quar.)
($25
9-16
20c
(quar.)—
A
Common
7%
1
*20c
Montgomery Ward,
7%
2
10-
$1.18%
class
prefemd
Chemical
Paper
Gas
_—
..—
class A (quar.)—
Corp.
Plan
10-21
(quar.i_—_—
Montana-Dakota
Motor
9-
*31 %c
(quar.)
—
Monroe Auto Equipment Co.,
Monsanto
Mount
1
*20c
Morris
9-10
(quar.)_
A
Extra
Morris
9-10
pfd.
(quar.)
Morrison
1
2
10-
50c
—
—
B
$2.50
9-
35c
Corp
5%
Brewery,
9-16
1
Ltd.,
Petroleum
2
1
$1.15
(quar.)
Containers
414%
9-3
9-
10-
30c
Extra
Moore
10-14
•
1
1
20c
(quar.)_„
(quar.).
Moore
1
1010-
$1.07%
common
preferred
4.50%
11-
10-14
12
(quar.)
Service,
9-16
preferred
and
_
pfd.
6%
preferred
preferred
$3.85
1
75c
35c
—
4.50%
Class
11-
$1.25
gains)
pfd.
3.90%
Co.,
Ltd.
Hosiery,
9-15
9-15
R.R.—
4.90%
4.75%
9-27
9-30
56% c
(quar.)_
(J.
9-16
1
capital
(quar.)
(accum.)
Telephone
1
preferred
Co.
Missouri Power & Light,
1
5%
realized
preferred
10-
11-
income
Minnesota Power & Light, 5%
Glass
9-15
*4c
10c
—
(quar.)
investment
from
cents
9-27
'
9-15
7%c
(quar.)
common
from
cents
.9-27
56 %c
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Bradley Co., 5% prior pfd. (s-a)
Minneapolis Ac St. Louis Ry. (quar.)
Minnesota Fund, Inc.—
10-
10-
2
10c
(quar.)
Milton
10-1
10-
9-
50c
(quar.)
convertible
S1.0834
30c
1
$2
preferred
com.
Co.,
$1.08 3 4
$1.75
10-
37 %C
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hotel—
1
9- 2
$1.22%
(quar.)_
common
Reclaiming,
Mfg. Co.,
Class
4%
9-
9-
1
25c
preferred
9-13
9-21
$1.75
common
(quar.)
Miller-Wohl
9-15
9-20
9-30
10-
$1.10
Inc.
Products,
Abrasive
4%%
1
9-30
95c
45c
—
Co.,
(quar.)
Utilities,
Steel
9-30
4
(quar.)
Ltd
(quar.)_
preferred
South
Midwest
10-
9-16
96 %c
•-
50c
__,
Electric
Ac
preferred
Mid-West
40c
9-19
1
50c
Midvale
7%
9-19
9-28
2
preferred (quar.)
7%
9-12
9-28
10-
9-12
2
non-cumulative
9-15
25c
1
2
Co.
8%
9-10
:
10-
9-
Middle
(8
9-18
9-2
9-26
20c
>
9-
Midland
$2
9-20
-
1110-
9-
(quar.)
preferred
1,
25c
25c
1
E
2nd
19-
(quar.)
1
F
non-cum.
9-12
10-
9-30
10-
(interim)
1
10-1
preferred
(P.)
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
10-
10-
preferred
Baltimore
9-1S
97 %c
4.35%
7%
9-15
1.
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
4.35%
Lorillard
1
10-
$1.11%
4.40%
1
$1.06 Vi
10-
40c
Extra
10-
20c
(quar.)
9-15
87c
(quar.)
Michigan Gas
40c
50c
Long Island Lighting Co., 5% pfd, B
4%%
preferred D (quar.)
9-38
J
9-15
25c
2nd
Common
9-28
,
9-16
$1.08%
9-19
(quar.)
Co.
9-16
f
~
(quar.)
1
_T
Watch
1
9"-38
(quar.)
Molson's
$1
1
10-
62%c
2
preferred (quar.)
Copper Co. (quar.)
10-10
9-30
10-
*$1.50
i
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
preferred
1
50c
Lynchburg
20
9-15
5
1
Ac
11-
12 %C
(quar.)
•
Lucky Stores, Inc., 5%%
Date
9-3f
18-1
18-
9-26
'
Mohawk
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pipe Co., common (monthly)
preferred (quar.)
Lower
REDEMPTION
T
9-30
9-17
.
13c
(quar.)
Mfg.
Ac
Machine
9-14
3%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lowenstein
*
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres, Inc.—
preferred
American
bonds,
1
31 %C
preferred
conv.
1
20c
5%
Page
Co.
Ac Co.,
10-
guaranteed
Louisville
Date
18-
9-20
$1.12%
(quar.)
Portland Cement
Modern
guaranteed
Lord
Lehigh & New England RR.—
Machine
Johnson
Mojud
(quar.)
Joint
7%
I
Aircraft
McQuay-Norrls
Mead
$1.75
—
(quar.)
Match
Loew's Inc.
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
3
$1.50
com.
preferred
conv.
McLellan Stores Co.
9-16
Wayne, Ind.)
8%
provisions.
10-
"_____
i
preferred
McCrory Stores Corp.,
McDonnell
Mobile
30c
Corp.
Locke
bonds, notes,
redemption,
$2.50
Mitchell
9-30
(Greenville, S. C.)
London
called
Corp.,
50c
Nat'l Life Insur.
Loew's
list of corporate
stock
common
9-20'
1
Stock Fund
;
Growth
Mastic
4.30%
Extra
Lone
be found
and
9-20
18-1
$1.06 «/4
______
Investors
Missouri
*$1.98
8%
Below
(quar.)
preferred (quar >
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
1
9-10
SDeclal
preferred
9-20
10. 1
Drydock—
9-
1
Special
Notices
Ac
9-10
10-
for
Quarterly
Lock
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
10-15
10-
;
25c
Mississippi Power, 4.60% pfd. (quar.)
Mississippi River Fuel (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Gas Co.—,
25c
25c
Original
♦Sept. 7 figure revised.
11-
Sept. 30 at $25.50 per share
Liggett & Myers Tobacco,
Little
11-15
2-15-56
62V2c
(quar.)
pfd. (entire
on
Lion
ceptances purchased for for¬
9-16
12V2C
(quar.)
Quarterly
Lionel
9-30
183/4C
(Va.)
Quarterly
Liberty Loan Corp. (quar.)
Liberty Products Corp. (quar.)
Lincoln
10-31
45c
Lindsay Chemical Co., 7%
R.
combined
liabilities
5,877
+
Co., 414% pfd. (quar.)__
6%
preferred (quar.)
Corp.
Shipbuilding
Mississippi
(quar.)
Liberty Life Insurance
Surplus
11-1
25C
plus this dividend)
Capital
9-23
8-26
25c
preferred
6%
11-15
1
45c
common
redemption
9-30
10-
8-15
25c
(quar.)
Insurance
Co.,
9-30
$3
Co
Lawyers Title
Leath
441,780
Co.
preferred
Blower
Legare Co.,
Total
Delaware
(quar.)
394.923
1,300,533
of
Co., pfd, (quar.)
H.), Inc., $6 preferred (s-a)
Frary & Clark
(quar.)
297,598
238,304
4,241,538
items
*15c
(quar.)
Quarterly
<
Langendorf United Bakeries, Inc.—
Lau
Deferred
A
(M.
Landers,
Landis
Member bank—reserve accts.
U.
class
Sessions
&
Lamston
Reserve
Inc.,
(quar.)—
Corp.
Lamson
Federal
9-16
'
4%%
4.90%
1st
7%
8,158
+ 1,529,540
Ac
Massachusetts
4.35%
1,597,585
51,267,623
Field
Thermit Corp., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Brick, Inc. (quar.)
Metropolitan Edison, 3.80% pfd. (quar.)——3.85% preferred (quar.)
+
Liabilities-
9-20
30c
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
$4.25 2nd pfd. (quar.)
Mergenthaler Linotype (quar.)_
961
+
419,735
9-16
18-15
30c
(quar.)
513
5,197,549
.
..
Sons
Merck
58,915
.
_
assets
10-15
-
"
1—
Mengel
+
premises
Other
9-16
25c
>.
918
Class
Bank
Ac
Martin-Parry
Mica
preferred
—
M.)
(quar.)
Extra
Share
4%%
—.
9-19
1
25c
416
Mfg. Co.—
4,370,515
39,414
3
*
181.
Quarterly
Due
1
18-
i7y2c
"
(quar.)
McCord
Sep
(quar.)
315,304
Corp.
preferred
3.90%
Labatt
Total
10-
10-
17 %c
(quar.)—
4.45%
preferred
290,800
•
9-20
30c
.
914
(Continued from page 14)
4 %%
315,304
9-16
9-15
-
Telegraph—
914
6%
Total bought outright
Held under repurch. agree't
Ac
1013
DIVIDENDS
4,079,715
—i
17,399,536
Bonds
315,304
—
7.
~
/
10-15
50c
Metropolitan
Bought outright—
—
9-10
18c
preferred .(quar.)
Mesta
Name of
950,846
10- 1
-
9-23
>
20c
is-*)^—.
(quar.)
(quar.)
31
Sep
securities:
2,520,076
1
(quar.).
Oct
Nov
.
Per
Certificates
10•
80c
*$1.23
Dec 31
Sep 30
Phillips Petroleum Co., 3.70% sink, fund debentures
Sep 30
Saguenay Power Co. Ltd., 4%% cum. s. f. pref. stock—Sep 30
Scovlll Manufacturing Co., 4.30% conv.
pfd. stcck
Sep 20
United Air Lines, Inc., 4%% convertible pfd. stock—Oct 10
17,292
+
1
•*$3
9-14
'10-13
1
10-
59 %c
!
Corp.
common
preferred
Telephony
Common
10-31
-10-
27c
(quar.)™
Asphalt Corp
Maxwell, Ltd., com. (quar.)
$6 partic. preferred (quar.)!
Publications, Inc., $1.50 partic. pref. stock—Oct
Ltd,, 4% preference stock
Sep
251
—
884
'
Corp.,
*2692
337,677
535,686
_
outright
-
9-15
"f
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Exploration
Midland
Maritime
Co.,
9-30
$1.50
preferred.—
Y.)
30
Co., 5% cumulative preferred stock—Oct
1
Legare Co., Ltd., 6%
preferred stock
Sep 30
Lehigh Valley RR., 6% consolidated mortgage bonds
Sep 19
4,993
.
9-15
9-30
*$1.25
(N.
Sep
Sons
118,336
_
9-30
"
Frlto
133,748
+
351,031
Acceptances—Bought
S.
2,500
259,416
__
Industrial
U.
20,990,404
res.
banks
other
Oil
Marine
7%
40c
6%
Trust
Maple Leaf Milling
Maracaibo
Metal
Total
T.
Sugar Ltd.,
Common
Ltd.—
2,001
—
Manitoba
5%
9-30
1
*25c
(quar.)
RR., 6% pfd. (quar.)—;
Service, - common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Marshall'-Wells,
♦Announcement in this
845,051
_
Page
1
Warren
R.
notes
„
131,747
—
9
10-15
2
Marquette Cement Mfg.—
.
Moore Corp.,
Decrease (—) Since
9
9-
,
Marlin-Rockwell
GALLED
Dec
Omar,
J (•
^
662
*2690
Macfadden
thousands of dollars)
(In
9-
9-
'
1
fund
9-30'
10-
15c
40c
Market Basket Corp., common
$1: preferred
(quar.)_
convertible sinking
9
(quar.)
962
ISSUE
9-
40c
30-year inc. debentures—Oct
Co., 5%
2
9-30
(initial).
common
661
1
Helicopter Air
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Extra
(quar.)
*20c
new
1
bonds, series C & J, due
mtge. bonds, ser, G, due 1995
10-year
Corp.
A
(quar.)
15
mtge.
Devon-Leduc Oils,
Car
class
—Oct
1995—^_Dec
5%
after
and
Ref.
v
tAug. 31 figures revised
individual loan items
reserves;
39
—
961
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—
152
+
1451,
+
608
961
1
Co.—
1971
due
Company and Issue—
Ref.
1,424
Borrowings:
w*
1
Ltd.,
Mading Drug Stores,
4%
convertible preferred shares—Oct
& Paper
debentures
ENTIRE
181
—
+ 493
10,656
valuation
*
1060
Akron, Canton & Youngstown Rft. 5%
Domestic
Foreign banks
of
1
1060
United Stockyards Corp.,
9-
*12 %c
Public
Bloedel
Manufacturers
C—
1
9-28
9-28
Central
Maine
1
249
+
id deposits
Interbank demand deposits:^
Francisco
Maine
1059
&
Class
B
(quar.)
Macy (R. H.) & Co.
Magor
10-
*50c
*50c
1
Nov
series
37 %c
(quar.)
28
1
bonds,
trust
Paper
Mailman Corp., Ltd., Priority stock
5%
preferred
(quar.)
1
coll.
and
&
1017
416
Oct
mort.
this dividend)
Power
.
Macmillan
Oct
first
Maclaren
4.75%'
series
$5
preferred (entire issue called
redemption on Oct. 1 at $30 per
915
916
1016
917
917
817
1
1
12
1
3
1
14
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.50 partic.
Extra
1,550
+
19-
813
Oct
4%
273
—
—368
Time
From
share plus
Oil
Western Pacific RR.
From
for
1013
_
2
—192
liabilities—
U. S.
1012
Pipeline Co.—
stock,
preferred
Mountain
Pipe Line Co.—
4 % %
first mort. and coll. trust bonds, series A
4%
first mort. and coll. trust bonds, series B
—1,986
18
Cumulative
Trans
*
1
15
1
Rubber
&
Texas Illinois Natural Gas
—4,735
95
—
8,789
—,—.—
vault—
Balances
+
+
—
8,352
————
banks
with
14
18
—
20,942
—
loans
Reserves
+
607
——
bonds
S.
284
—157
30,791
!
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
128
+
+
9,510
-
securities—total——
Government
+
4
2,393
carrying
or
3,245
+
for
securities
Other loans for purchasing or carryin securities
._—_—.
purchasing
6,527
and agricul¬
loans
Loans
2,121
Tire
Share
Macfadden Publications—
15
5%
Cup Co.,
Firestone
507
When
Per
Name of Company
Sep 30
1976—Oct
convertible preferred stock series A_Dec
Co., 4%% cumul. pfd
stock—Nov
Garrett Freightlines, Inc., 6% s. f. conv. debentures—_Oct
International Rys. of Central America—
First mortgage 60-year 5% gold bonds
Nov
Lorillard (P.i Co., 3% 20-year debs, due Oct. 1, 1963—Oct
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co., $4 cumulative pfd. stk.__Dec
Mountain Fuel Supply Co., 3%% debentures due 1971—Oct
New Orleans Terminal Co., 3%%
1st mtge. bonds
Oct
Northern Pacific Ry., 4% collateral trust bonds
Oct
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., $4 cumulative preferred stock
Oct
St. Paul Union Depot Co., 3%% 1st & ref. mtge. bonds.Oct
Sylvaaia Electric Products; Inc.—
$4.40
cumulative convertible
preferred stock
—Oct
Dixie
Increase (+
Page
Co.—
Ry.
1st mortgage bonds, series B, due 1968
Continental Can Co., Inc., 3%% debentures due
3%%
banks follows:
loans
Pacific
Central
A summary
ber
Date
Company and Issue—
decreased
$39 million.
Monday, September 19, 1955
...
9-10
6c
10-15
9-30
37 %c
10-15
9-30
Volume
Number 5465
182
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(1159)
Per
Name of Company
Myers
(F. .E.)
Nritco
Corp.
Eellas
National
Biscuit,
Hess__.
Cash
Register
National
Co.,
$7
National
(stock
Fire
Insurance
Gas
&
National
Gypsum
Co.
Homes,
class
B
Oil
(stock
A
9-23
5%
dividend)
10c
Co.
(quar.),,
(increased
A
dividend),,
4Vx %
5%
„
dividend)
preferred
5%
(quar.)
Stock
National
Corp.,
Supply
Tile
.National
&
S.
1
11-14
1
11-14
9-30
9-15
Peoples
9-19
Pep
9-15
Pepsi-Cola Co.
$37 Vic
10-14
9-15
Pet
10-14
9-15
(quar.)
50c
10-
3
9-15
62y2c
10-
1
9-19
$1.12y2
(quar.)
10-
1
9-19
20c
Insurance
9-26
9-12
Gas
(quar.)
&
Natural
preferred
Co.,
Electric
Co.
Ltd.
Common
Co.,
Muliken
2nd
on
State
Co.
preference
10-
1
9-15
Philadelphia
9-
Co.,
9-30
10-
1
9
9-12
5%
preferred
Pillsbury Mills, $4 preferred
7
Pinchin
10-
1
9-
7
20c
(quar.)__
75c
1
50c
10-
1
Phoenix
Glass
Phoenix
Insurance
9-
(J
Stock
Pitney-Bowes,
6
Pittsburgh,
8-26
9-23
9-14
Wire
Plough,
10-
1
9-
2
Plymouth Oil Co.
10-
1
9-
2
Polaroid
10-
Inc.
1
9-16
9-10
8-31
10-10
9-30
10-
1
9-15
Common
10-
1
9-15
4%
9-30
9-16
Portable
9-30
9-16
Porter-Cable
1
9-16
15c
9-30
9-12
40c
9-30
1 9-16
50c
(quar.)
10c
—
2%
$1,061/4
Frontier Transit System____
Niagara Mohawk Power, common (quar.)
3.40% preferred
(quar.)
10-
5%
1st
$2.50
Port
9-30
9-16
9-30
9-16
(quar.)
97 Vic
9-30
9-16
preferred
(quar.)
$1.02Vi
9-30
9-16
6%
(increased)
cdm.
6%
for
North
preferred
each
4Vi
shares
North
Penn
Northern
10-
1
9-30
(quar.)
8-31
9-20
8-31
75c
10-
1
9-15
30c
10-15
9-26
25c
10-
1
9-
9
45c
Gas,
9-20
9-20
5.60%
9-
9-24
9-
4%
'514%
preferred
Northern
Ohio
(quar.)
$1.3714
Telephone
Northwestern
Leather
Co,
(liquidating)
Ohio
Mills,
(quar.)
——:—$50c
class A_,r
$1
—
$1
Edison
Co.,
(quar.)
common
preferred
55c
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
4.44%
preferred
97Vic
(quar.)
Ohio
Old
Service
Water
Line
Olin
of
Chemical
Omar,
preferred
Ontario
Ontario
Loan
Co.,
Pabco
Co.
Chemical
Coast
Pacific
5%
Coast
4%
(quar.)____
preferred
Aggregates
Co.,
preferred
Pacific
Facific
Pacific
common
1
9-
2
109-
9
9-30
10-
3
11-15
9-15
10-17
10-
1
9-15
$1.1214
10-
1
9-15
10-15
10- 1
10-15
10-
9-23
75c
9-20
9-30
1
9-12
9-
7
9-23
3114c
Ltd.
Co.,
(quar.)
Lighting,
Express
$4.40
Refir -rs,
preferred
Hersey
F
1
10-15
10-
1
9-30
9-23
9-15
(quar.)
1
50c
(quar.),
preferred
1010-
1
9-19
10-15
9-20
$1.10
'
$1.1214
10-15
9-15
-.
9-20
Telegraph
$1.183,4
10-15
9-20
42c
9-30
9-23
Co.—
(quar.)
Ltd.
Pipe
$1.50
(quar.)
475c
9-30
8-31
10-14
9-30
1
9-15
10-
Line
(quar.)
(C. A.)' (stock dividend)—
(stock
held
to
(par
effect
(two
shares
Co.
of
North
R.
&
M.
Class
4%
Reed
Reliance
3Vi%
Class
A
(quar.),,
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
(stock
4%
dividend),
7%
7%
River
$1
214%
10-
1
9-28
9-30
Seaboard
9-20
Seaboard
9-15
8-31
1st
$5.75
Air
&
9-
2
9-
9
9-30
10-17
9-30
10-17
10-17
9-30
37!/2c
10-
1
9-17
60c
10-
1
0-
10-
1
9-20
11-
1
10-14
11-
9-9
9-21
8-29
Sears
10-15
9-30
Clark,
RR.
Seattle Gas Co.
10-
&
1
9-12
1
9-12
10-
1
(quar.)
Co.
9-
9
9-20
9-
9
(from
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)—
9-27
9-16
45c
10-10
9-22
$1.433/4
(quar.),.
10-10
$1.183/4
22]/2c
10-10
60c
9-24
9-14
5% preferred (quar.)
Shamrock Oil & Gas (quar.)
9-24
9-14
9-14
9-30
9-26
Shelby Salesbook Co.,
9-26
Shell
50c
9-16
Sherwin Williams Co.
9-30
9-30
10-
3
9-19
9-30
9-23
9-30
9-
6
Corp,
(Canada),
Oil
Co.
Common
Co.
Sick's
9-20
10-
9-13
Skil
9-
Smith
1
9-30
1
Corp.
(quar.)
(A. O.) Corp.
10- 3
9-15
(increased)
Smith-Corona,
Inc..
Paper
$2
Howard
preferred
9-21
10-
9-15
Solar
Aircraft
1
50c
preferred
Co.
9-
8
10-
7
10-19
9-
9
9-30
9-16
9-30
8-31
t30c
11-
$15c
10-
1
tl5c
10-
1
$1.25
$1.25
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
9-22
11-
1
8-31
8-31
9-
8
10-
3
9-30
9-3
10-31
9-30
50c
10-31
9-30
9-20
10-15
9-30
10c
10-
1
9-15
12y2c
$70c
com
(quar.)
10-
1
10-
1
5c
(quar.)
common
8-25
9-30
25c
Co,
10-10
10c
9-30
9-15
9-15
9-
9-19
1
9-
2
preferred
(quar.)
31 '/4c
9-30
9-
2
preferred
(quar.)
383/4c
9-30
9-
2
9-20
10-1
1
$1.25
$1.55
25c
Sorg
0-15
Soss
Paper Co, common (quar.),
5'/2%
preferred (quar.)
1010-
1
9-15
Southam
10-
1
9-15
South Carolina
40c
9-30
8-31
9-30
.
8-31
5%
Mfg.
Co.
Co,
Ltd.
15c
&
10-
1
56'Ac
10-
1
South
Penn
9-23
9-
9
South
Pittsburgh Water, 4]/2%
1
9-20
South
Porto Rico
9-30
8-31
9-30
9-
9-30
9-15
10-
1
9-15
9-30
8-31
40c
10-20
9-22
preferred (quar.)
Southeastern Public Service
Edison
4.32%
6%
Canada
partic.
Power
Co.
Southern
Franklin
10-
1
9-7
Southern
Indiana Gas
10-
1
9-15
Southern Materials Co.
9-15
Southern
87V2c
87l/2c
10-24
10-
9-
1
9-16
1
9-12
1-3-56
12-12
10- 3
9-13
10-13
9-22
25c
9-30
preferred
4.65%
127c
10-
1
9-15
Ltd.—
3.70%
3.90%
4.15%
4.25%
62l/2c
9-26
10-
9-15
4.40%
1
9-14
4.60%
10-15
9-20
4.36%
10-
1
9-7
$1.12 V2
10-
1
—
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
preferred
j.
90c
10-
1
9-9
9-30
9-16
9-27
9-12
Insurance
Co.
(Dallas)
1
9-30
9-20
9-
5
9-
5
9-30
11-15
10-20
10-15
9-20
22'/2c
10-15
12-
6
9-20
11-
2
$1.75
10-10
9-15
37J/2c
9-30
9-10
$1.20
19c
25c
75c
$2
94c
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-11
9-30
9-20
£-19
8-29
10-
1
9-20
9-15
0-
6
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
10-14
10-10
11-
10-20
—
55c
Service—
Public
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
10-
t50c
i$1.50
$1.07
(quar.)
Life
9-12
$1.25
$1.16'A
(quar.)—»
9-9
-—
(quar.)
(quar.)
92'Ac
97'Ac
$1.033A
$1.06 "A
$1.10
1
11-
1
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
10-20
$1.15
27 V4.C
(quar.)
(quar.)
11- 4
10-20
11-
10-20
3%
10-17
16c
$1.12Vi
9-30
1
Spalding (A. G\) Bros.—
Stock
40c
com.
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
9-12
$1
Elec,
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Southwestern
Southwestern
1
25c
Pacific
9-12
10-
62V2c
pfd.
Co.
1
9-27
t$l
—
7%
Southern Ry. Mobile & Ohio Stock ctfs. (s-a)
Southern Union Gas, $3.75 pref. (quar.)—
Southwestern Gas & Electric—
9-16
5c
87V2c
9-23
(quar.)
Process,
Oxygen
Southern
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred
10-
17V2c
!
Southern
9-7
9
10-15
27c
Participating
9-22
9-7
1
6
9-
$1.12y2
40c
60c
Ltd,
preferred
1
9-20
(increased)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Southern
9-12
9-23
Co.—
Original
10-20
25c
(quar.)_
Sugar Co, common
California
9-12
9-
50c
pfd.
8%
Southern
9-29
50c
(quar.),
(quar.)
10-
1
30c
Gas Co.
10-
10-
9-12
57!/2c
9
25c
9-12
1
(quar.)
9-
9
9-14
1
10-
(quar.)
9-23
9-15
9-28
10-
preferred
50c
1
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Jersey
10-
9-14
4.60%
South
60c
9-15
4.50%
8-31
Oil
9-15
1
9-28
22V2c
$45c
Gas,
(quar.)
8-31
5%
9-27
10-
62V2c
(quar.)
Electric
preferred
9-30
10-
15c
$1.38
(quar.)
9-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-23
9-12
1
10%
:—
(quar.)
preferred
Corp,
2
I
,
15c
(quar.)
Sommerville, Ltd, $2.80 pfd. (quar.),,
Sonotone
Inc.—
preferred
com.
(quar.)
Drug Stores
conv.
9-
9-30
25c
,r
Mills,
Tools (Stock dividend)
Snyder Tool & Engineering Co
Sommers
2
70c
(quar.)
Snap-On
9-21
2
10-
30c
Smith
<
9-19
9-
35c
1
10-15
6
1
2
t$1.75
:
(quar.)
9-20
9-
10-
10-
J45c
10-15
9-6
9-10
Canada, Ltd.—
(quar.),,:
Optical
9-10
1
$56y4c
(quar.)
preferred
^Shuron
1
10-
50c
(quar.)
of
10-
t50c
preferred A (quar.)
4y2% preferred B (quar.)
Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)
SUverwood Dairies, Ltd, class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Skenandoa Rayon, 5% class A pfd. (quar.)
5% prior preferred (quar.)
1
common
(quar.)
9
10c
9-30
10-
50c
(Texas)—
(quar.)
9-
31 y4c
common
$50c
$$1.50
preferred
7
8-26
3
9-30
35c
Acceptance
4%
5%
(quar.),
10-
9-
Shawlnigan Water & Power—
9-24
9-22
9-22
9-21
10c
Securities
2
Ltd.—
(quar.)
9-12
9-20
9-15
4.80%
(quar.)
9-20
10-
9-
5c
preferred
9-14
15c
(quar.)
J25c
preferred
1st
9-15
1
Stock
Common
Corp
$25c
(quar.)
10-14
10-
10-
9-26
$1.50
common
1
10-14
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Power
Roebuck
8
$1.10
Co, .common
preferred
9-9
9-30
24c
Line
3
$4.75
1
9-20
10-17
833/4c
(quar.)
Finance
4
Sealed
10-
1
to
(quar.)
income) i
4.28%
Paper
Stevens
10-
$2
(quar.)
(quar.),,,',
Raisin
net
preferred
10-
30c
(quar.)
2nd preferred
convertible
1
20c
preferred (quar.)
Rhinelander Paper Co.
(quar.)
RIce-Stix.
10-10
9-15
per
10-15
$1.75
(quar.)
Republic Pictures, $1 preferred
Republic $teel Corp. fquar.)
Reynolds Metals Co
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.—
4.50%
12-
10-17
22 7/10c
J27c
1st
preferred
preferred
$102
(quar.):
137c
Batton
Insurance
12-15
27VzC
1
for.
at
dividend)
common
50c
common
Manufacturing Co,
Republic
called
10-
UOc
Chains
this
preferred
35c
(quar.)
convertible
Renolds
20
$1.02
(quar.),,
Roller Bit
Sept,
on
plus
issue
$1.04 >/2
(quar.)
convertible
2nd
10-
25%
20
$1.06
Pulp & Timber (increased quar.)
6% preferred
Reading Co.—
share
Sept.
(entire
Scranton Electric,
$1.16Vi
(quar.)
voting
convertible
preferred
$1
(quar.)
2
$1.25
(quar.)—50c
58VbC
I.)
(quar.)
Radio Condenser Co
Radio Corp. of America,
$3.50
4.30%
com.
11 Vic
35c
Extra
$3.50
dividend)
7-25
Carolina—
(s-a)—
Rapid GTip &
(Stock
Manufacturing Co,
7-25
Bearings Canada, Ltd.—
A
(quar.)
Williams
&
9-23
as
preferred
preferred
preferred
9-23
12c
Quebec Telephone Co, common
A
$4
(quar.)
17'/a %
to
(quar.)
common
preferred
Co. (quar.)
Paper Coy $3.40 preferred
Scott
Fund, Inc. (from net income)
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund, Inc.
each
(R.
9-13
9-
85c
(auar.)—
9-30
3-1
so
9-14
'9-22
30c
common
10-14
10-13
for
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance
Quaker Oats,
common
Class
1
9-30
33c
$1
Works,
—._
Scudder,
div.)
3.60%
$1.75
stern
Pantepec Oil Co.
10-
65c
Ltd
Tubes,
prefer-ed
10-15
43c
Ltd
9-30
4.50c
(s-a)
as
Corp, Ltd. (quar.)
National Co, common
a%
preferred
(quar.)
1
11-17
$1
(initial)
Co.,
Intermountain
Panhandle
4%
1
10-
20c
(o_uar.)_
(quar.)
Telephone &
Common- (quar.)
6%
12-
10-31
475c
Coyle
Puget Sound
Water
(quar.)
9-9
3%
be
Industries,
Purex
9-15
10c
Terminals
Pacific
Page
9-16
30c
(quar
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$4.75
preferred
(quar.)
Pacific
9-26
$25c
Co
Navigation
Coast
Indemnity
Pacific
9
1714c
(quar.)-
Extra
Pacific
9-
9-30
$25c
(quar.)
Fertilizer
&
9-30
share
so
Pyle
9-15
9-15
25c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.
common
Products, Inc.,
Pacific
Pacific
1
1
25c
—
Paper
9-15
10-
$1.0614
Corp.,
Oxford
9
1
$1.1214
(quar.)—
414% preferred
Falls
99-
1
5%
—
Products
Stfeel
Opelika Mfg. Co.
Oswego
9-23
9-30
10-
Publicker
10-
J$1.07
22c
1
3-1
original
6%
(quar.)
Debenture
&
9
7%
Corp.—
(quar.)
Inc.
9-
10c
preferred (quar.)
Corp.; common (increased)
414%
i 8-29
25c
(quar.)
414%
Oliver
9-23
$1),
preferred
Non-voting
9-14
25c
4.40%
10-13
Corp,
1
22y2c
7-19
17V2c
Common
each
to
preferred
Publication
America—
—
Mathieson
1
10-
3714c
Co.
40c pfd.
10-
9-10
8-29
$1.11
(quar.)
Insurance
Life
1
$1.10
___—.
Quarterly
Old Town Corp.,
9-24
10-
20c
(quar.)
9-25
75c
(quar.)
Electric & Gas, com.
preference (quar.)
div.
4.18%
10-
(quar.),—.
(stock div.)
preferred
4.08%
$25c
B
3.90%
$1.40
9-20
9-14
30c
$75c
(quar.)
preferred
12-20
25c
Ltd.
•_
—s
Brass-,
Class
9-21
1
$1.10
(quar.)
(quar.)—
4.40%: preferred
Jose
(quar.)
com.
(quar,)
preferred
,
A
(quar.)
Electric,
$57c
Service
$6
Sugar Co., Ltd
Ohio
1
10-
&
3.35%
45c
preferred
4.25%
9-16
Gas
preferred
4y2 %
series
Milling Co.
9-15
25c
(quar.),,
(quar.)
4.65 %
9-21
1
93%c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$8
Ogilvie Flour
Extra
1
10-
5%
;
7%
preferred
Public
Liquidating
Oahu
10-
35c
(quar.)
Northland Greyhound Lines—
3%% preferred (quar.)___
Diego
10-15
Public Service Co. of Oklahoma—
•
9-
10-
■t
12V2c
$1.50
Inc.
common
Service
1
$1.25
9-30
10c
com.
partic.
to
preferred
Carlos
9-15
1
8
10-
60c
(quar.)
9-15
10-
9
25c
(quar.)
10-10
75c
9-19
9-
$1.07Vi
10-1
20c
(quar.)
for
(par
1
9-12
9-24
$1
933/4c
$1
Inc
Canada,
class A
effect
1st
San
redemption
Co.—
changed to $1),
split-up)
Providence
Gas
(quar.)
Providence Washington Insurance Co.
Quarterly
to
9-
29c
50c
(quar.)
common
B
held
$4.40
1-
6covill
9-12
3
25c
62y2c
(quar.)
preferred
shares
5%
Scott
9-30
8-22
3
10-
62Vac
(quar.)
Tools,
Lambert.
Class
Public
(quar.)—
Natural
&
(Two
8-31
9-20
34%c
(increased)
preferred
Northern
1st
non-cum.
be changed
split-up)
3714c
2
9-16
-
9-30
10-
10c
10c
Paper
preferred
of
25c
$1.12y2
12*/2c
1
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
Progress Mfg. Co. (quar.)
9-23
Indiana Public Service—
Common
4.56%
Co.
Gas
2
9-
.
9-15
1
$15
40c
(quar.)
&
Machine
Corp.
Pratt
<
held)
(quar.)
American Rayon, $3 preferred (quar.)
American Refractories
Co.
(quar.)_,
North
9-12
9-
9-30
10-
at
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
St. Regis Paper Co.—
15c
(quar.)
Prosperity Co,
preferred (quar.)
514%
9-30
9-30
$1.2814
Corp. of Calif.—
(special of $4 payable in cash or one
share of
40c
—
(quar.)
North American Investment
Com.
9-15
$15c
—
(interim)
Corp
1
2
•.
30
(quar.)
Ry.
convertible preferred A
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Sulphite
preferred
4Vi %
4.10%
10-
9-
9-29
9-21
class A entire issue
Scott & Fetzer
9-30
8
9-16
St. Louis, San Francisco
San
1
1
10-
5c
preferred (quar.)
(reduced),:
Co.
Sangama Electric
10-
t$0.328125
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.75
(quar.)
Electric
3.60%
Power
8
9-16
Co.—
(quar.)
Potomac Electric Power,
preferred
Inc.
10-
20c
;
Saguenay Power Co, Ltd, 4V4% pfd. (quar.)
St. Joseph Light & Power, common
(quar.)__
5% preferred A (quar.)_
9-8
9-
10-1
9-15
9-
18%c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.75
'
85c
SOc
Ry.
-Portland Woolen Mills, Inc.—
6%
preferred (quar.)
preferred
30c
(quar.)
(quar.),,,
Chicago
comnaon
non-cum.
3.90%
(quar.)
B
preferred
2nd
Huron
3.00%
(quar.)
(final)
pfd.
(quar.)
Corp,
$1
(quar.)
pfd.
&
preferred
Shops
20c
Cable
&
2
$1.50
(quar.)
Car
Wayne
9-
75c
shares
conv.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
1
(quar.)
9-30
9-30
65c
C.)
9-22
9-20
Reiining—
Car
4.30%
9-30
9-30
9-19
3
15c
&
50%
(quar.)
7%
10-
933/4c
com.
preferred
Ft.
(F.
Lowel
4%
10-15
10-15
10-
70c
(quar.)
$1
__
Common
1
10c
35c
8c
Amer.
!
Corp, 45c
Inc., 4"A %
(quar.)
$2.50
(HartfordWquar.)
Ltd.
A),
$1.12'/2
com.
Ltd.
&
$1.12'/2
common
(quar.)
9-19
Heating & Lighting (quar.).
Safeway Stores, Inc, com. (quar.)
Co.—
(monthly)
Co.
dividend
Plastic
933Ac
Co.
Aircraft
9-10
9-20
10-
6
9
25c
RR.
9-19
Niagara
American
Trenton
&
9-
9-
9-
45c
Corp., 334% preferred A (quar.)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone (quar.),
1
1
9-10
9-20
62y2c
10-
$1.183A
RR.
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
10-
9-25
30c
30c
10-
3
9-12
for
common,,,
9-30
9-15
9-12
1
share
per
common
10-17
10-
1
$1.12 Vi
$1
>__
$105
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation
Piper
(quar.)
Mining,
at
25c
(quar.)
Nopco Chemical Co.
1
called
Philco
dividend
File
Oct.
issue
gains)
9-26
(quar.)
Telephone (Ohio),
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
$1
1
$2
10-
10-
Philadelphia Fund, Inc. (quarterly from ordinary net income and 17c from realized
30-
Inc.—
(quar./)
Newport Industries
(entire
$1.01 'A
Newark
J.)
this
9-26
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
..40c
(quar.)
New York Trust Co.
(J.
9-16
9-30
1st
Philadelphia Electric Co.,
9-16
Electric & Gas
preferred
$4.50
1
Ruppert (Jacob), 4y2%
9-15
$1
dividend)
9-30
9-12
9-30
87V2c
(quar.),,
com.
10-
(quar.)
(Helena)
San
(quar.)
Dairy Products,
plus
56'Ac
preferred
L
preferred
Philadelphia
redemption
9-30
9-21
9-22
15c
8
10-15
10-14
40c
(quar.)
9-
9-15
9-16
9-2
$1.12'/2
Service
9-26
1
1
1
15c
(quar.),
1010-
$1.75
(quar.),
(Charles) & Co.'
3'/2%
preferred
(quar.)
10-15
(quar.),,
pfd.
25c
20c
8
10-
9
50c
Coke
9-
50c
(quar.)
Auction
;
(quar,)
(quar.)
Gas
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.
514%
9-9
common
Pettibone
$1.12 V2
(quar.)
4%
Public Service,
$4.50 preferred
North
9-
1
(quar.)
preferred
capital
(s-a)
Chicago & St. Louis
N. Y. City Omnibus (quar.)
Normstal
1
10-
9-26
Association-
common
Y.
NichoLon
10-
$1.10
60c
Gas,
preferred
Orleans
Stock
$1.12Vi
6
$15c
(quar.)
(quar.),,
Jersey Power & Light,
4Vi%
Safety
9-9
9-
50c
preferred
Jersey
33A %
9-9
1
9-30
25c
New
Newberry
1
10-
22c
(Md.)_
Telephone
Gas
4Y2%
10-
10c
(quar.)
York
Milk
4%
17'Ac
Haven
3.75%
60c
$1.15
(quar.)
Petrolane
(Pittsburgh)
(quar.)
Saco
3
10-
Pfizer
9-15
9-30
9-9
&
9-15
$1.19
(quar.)
for redemption on Sept.
share plus this dividend)
1
Boys-Manny Moe & Jack
4'/2%
per
10-
.
1
called
40c
(quar.)
Light
1
10-
10-25
10-25
Russell
Publishing
Gas
11-15
11-15
9-2
(quar.)_^_
Corp.
Oil
Rubinstein
33c
1
(quar.)__
10-
Corp, (quar.)
10-
Peoples Drug Stores
9-28
(quar.).
New
York
Penton
9-9
10-25
rll0-i8
& Light, com.
(quar.)
preferred
50c
England
Insurance
(quar.)
England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Insurance (quar.),____
43A%
preferred
50c
Hampshire Fire
T>%
1312-
15c
Power
preferred
4.40%
1
11-15
35c
(quar.)
9-15
$1.25
Power—
B
convertible
Sand
Glass
1
Corp.
Bros,
65c
quar.)
9-ZO
10-
5c
Ronson
(quar.)
(increased
Co.
68c
New
New
11-23
1%
Mfg
convertible
4.05%
4.60%
4'/2%
12-15
C.)
Pennsylvania
7
10c
4Vi %
N.
Pennsylvania
Corp.
(J.
(quar.)
Securities
Common
New
Penney
&
Plywood Corp.
32'/2c
>
10-15
25c
Royalite Oil Co, Ltd, 5V4% pfd. (quar.)
Royalties Management Corp
10-
25c
(quar.)
9-15
40c
(quar.)
common
Rowe
45c
Holders
9-30
9-20
Co.—
When
Payable of Rec.
J20c
(quar.)
preferred
Cable
6%
10-12
Share
Extra
Rome
be
to
(quar.)
9-14
10-
meeting
(quar.)
preferred
5
4.75%
Roddis
Roosevelt
200%
preferred
10-
10-17
special
$1.32
Penn-Texas
9-15
of
approval
20)
$1.30
10-10
(quar.)
Radiator
England
New
2
6
to
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Rockland Light
Roos
Peninsular Telephone
1
47c
(auar.)
common
Fire
Brunswick
New
9-
9-
1
9-29
9-14
Extra
6%
10-
50c
Corp.
New
Common
$1
1
Corp.—
(quar.)_
New Britain Machine
New
2
2
9-
5
Year-end
New
9-
12-
(quar.)
Co.
Co.,
Union
Nation-Wide
New
1
1
10-
Quarterly
National-U.
Nehi
1010-
1-3-56
9-16
9-20
y
Telephone,
5%
9-16
9-28
40c
(subject
at
Sept.
on
$50c
preferred
National
held
1
15c
Mfg.
National Sugar Refining
4v-.i'/o
9-
9-14
;
National
1
5
___/
National Steel Car, Ltd.
*
10-
9-23
12>/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company
51
(quar.)
6
Corp
dividend
stockholders
10-
(accum.)
Steel
Cement
Stock
11-
25c
preferred
&
9-12
$1.25
_.
&
Peerless
1
10-
75c
Transportation
1
$1.12V2
Industries
Standard
Extra
9-16
20o
common
(quar.)
dividend
Screw
National
9-
9-23
10-
75c
(quar.)
Fresto
9-19
$1.50
(quar.)
non-cumulative
National
25c
6214c
Extra
15c
(quar.)
National Oats Co.
,
9-15
12-13
Iron
Per
Name 0]
Robinson Little & Co, Ltd. (quar.)
Rochester American Insurance
Rochester
3
Peden
9-
9-23
1-3-58
Pannelee
20%
National Mortgage & Investment
,
Parker
9-15
10-1
2VaC
10-21
J8c
Service
Lock
9-23
1
10-15
214c
10-21
$5c
preferred
National
Parker
9-20
1
iquar.)
i
Appliance
Co.
(quar.)
Rmt-Proof
(quar.)
12-23
20%
—
Linen
8
10-
11-
(quar.)
10-31
50c
(stock
._——
Holders
Payable of Rec.
3%
37%c
preferred
9-30
22'/2c
T
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
preferred
9-
12-30
When
Share
common
Chemical Co.—
10-31
75c
quar.)
(quar.)
Co., com. (increased)
preferred B (quar.),
National
Park
lOc
.
National Lead
6%
6
9-30
2%
(quar.)
Class B
,
10-15
Hosiery Mills. Ltd., class A
Class
preferred
5%
9-
10c
National
Class
6%
9-16
Welding Machine (quar.)__
National
National
9-16
9-23
V-
National
1
10-15
;
Electric
Extra
Per
Name of Company
.
Pantex Mfg. Corp.,
27y2c
(quar.)—$1.75
preferred
common
10-
9-12
50c
(quar.),
Common
,
9-26
20c
—
(quar.)
common
National Casket,
20c
,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
60c
(increased quar.)
National
National
Share
(quar.)
Bros,
&
When
dividend
(in
lieu of cash
Sperry-Rand Corp, common
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
dividend)
(initial
quar.)_
9-15
9-
8
9-
9
10-
1
30c
30c
10-
3
50c
10-
1
9- 8
50c
10-
1
9-16
Spokane International RR. Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.75
(quar.)
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls,
5V2% preferred (quar.)
10-
1
9-15
$1.75
10-
1
9-18
20c
com.
(quar.)
9-23
9-
2
37V2c
9-20
9-
9
34%c
9-20
9-
9
Quarterly
Quarterly
Springfield
——
Fire
&
Marine
Insurance
Quarterly
Stahl-Meyer, $2-$5
preferred
(quar.)
12-15
9-10
12-
1
Co.—
52
(1160)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of Company
standard
75c
Factors
(quar.)—
common
Oil
Standard
J.
N.
of
Class
pfd.
class A
<L.
S.)
Co.
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)__
4V*%
preferred
—
9-20
United
1
9-15
United
9-30
9-19
10-15
10-1
11-15
11-
10-
56c
(quar.)__
10-
1st
preferred
U
9-15
9-19
$1.23
12-30
12-19
433Ac
—
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-15
U.
7%
div.)—
10%
$4.50
preferred
series
A
25c
Life
5%
preferred
34.40
preferred
Extra '
Teck-Hughes
Tempco
Gold
Power
Gas
8tock
4.10%
9-
1
10-13
9-21
10-
U.
9-20
1
1
10-
9-20
S.
Plywood,
,
U.
S.
1
9-20
United
1
9-
United
I-1-56
1
1
9-
9
United
9-
9
10-
I
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-
15c
9-
9
2
convertible
(quar.)_
Extra
8%
Leaf
9-
2
2
9-15
Utah-Idaho Sugar, 60c pfd.
Utah Power <fc Light Co.
10-
1
9-15
Utlca
10-
1
9-15
12-
1
10-11
Van
Dorn
Iron
10-
1
9-15
Van
Sciver
(J.
10-
7
9-14
9-29
8-14
Van
de
9-
Van
Norman
1
11-18
9
Utility
4.96%
1
9-
9
9-
9
Viceroy
10-
1
9-
9
Class
Vlcksburg,
1
9-
9
1
9-
9
Common
1
9-
9
5%
$1.28
10-
1
9-
9
(quar.)
9-
10-
1
$1
II-
1
10-15
$1.14
10-
1
9-15
$1.16
(quar.)_
10-1
9-15
$1.31'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
_
9
Texas Gas Transmission
4.96%
preferred
preferred
5.40%
Texas
Illinois
Common
Power
$4.48
1
9-15
1
9-15
12-15
11-18
_i—
$1.25
Inc.,
preferred,
preferred
Preferred
Thermoid
Corp.
Thorofare
pfd.
5%
non-conv.
Thrift
60c
Inc.
convertible
preferred
10-
1
6%
preferred
c%
preferred
10-
(quar.)
9-30
9-12
Wabasso
1
9-15
9-30
9-15
Wagner Baking Corp., common
7%
preferred (quar.)
Wagner Electric Corp. (quar.)
Wnitt & Bond, Inc., $2 pfd.
(accum.)
9-
9
31'Ac
10-
1
9-
9
series)
series
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
31'Ac
10-
1
9-
9
Waldorf
40c
class
A
(quar.)
—
9-30
9-16
Walker
11'Ac
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-15
$1.12'/2
9-30
9-12
$1.06'A
9-30
9-12
Co.,
System,
Walker
15c
(quar.)-_
Cotton
&
Co.,
Ltd.
<quar.)__.
B
(quar.)
Associated
Oil
_
Inc.- (quar.)
Co.—
$2.50
30c
35c
com.
35c
Realty & Construction,
preferred
(quar.)
Packing Co
Toronto
Brick,
25c
class
A
Corp.,
Lines
Forging
Electric Light
Coach
"Underwood
Corp.
preferred
preferred
Mfg.
Union
Gas
Pacific
of
"Union
Telephone
9-
8
1
9-
8
9-20
9-
9
9-19-
9-10
9-
4
2
10-
(quar.)
1
9-20
10-14
9-30
9-20
8-29
c
com.
35c
9-30
9-
2
cl.
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
pfd.
10-20
Western
11-15
9-30
20c
9-26
9-15
9-26
9-15
10-20
9-
9
10-
1
9-
1
9-
6
$1.25
9-26
9-16
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
(initial)
$2.50
class
share
redemption
plus
Oct.
this
on
(entire
Western
Natural
Western
Tablet
5%
Oct.
10
dividend)
at
Westmoreland,
Inc.
l_
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.
Wheeling Steel Corp.,
convert¬
10-10
$1.12%
10-15
7 Vic
9-21
9-
7
56'Ac
9-21
9-
7
United Biscuit Co. of America—
preferred
&
preferred
Co.,
common
(quar.)
Paper
White Motor,
(quar.)
Glass
prior preferred
White Hardware,
48 %C
(quar.)
10- 5
Whitehall
White
8-31
8-31
9-30
9-15
Co.
dividend
date
struction,
1
2-1-56
10-19
is
250
with
tons
1-16
4-16
The
8-1-56
7-rifi
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-15
9-20
9-
10-20
10-10
9-23
9-16
10-
9
1
9-19
9-16
10-
1
10-
1
9-20
9-16
9-
7
payment
in
the
page
10)
1944
nitric
acid,
nitrate.
9-15
facturers
9-
raw
9-23
10-15
9-23
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
of
of
in
used
be
to
plant,
its
in
the
ammonia
fertilizer
for
which
on
kind
pre-operating
construction
southeast.
which
mixtures
it
will
and
start
in
the
will\manufacture
into
convert
prilled
and
expenses
will
It
nitrogen
ammonium
nitrate.
expected
to
Mr.
of
1
nitrogen
urea,
The
company
and
other
solutions,
expects
to
industrial
and
sell
its
fertilizer
products
customers.
grade
ammonium
fertilizer
to
Natural
gas,
manu¬
the
principal
the Southern
9-15
9
material
Natural
to
Gas
be used
Company
by the plant,
of
will be supplied by
Birmingham,
Alabama.
According to Mr. Riley, the new plant will
agriculture and industry in the southeast to save
annually on nitrogen material costs alone.
make
it
much
as
possible
for
$3,000,006
as
Southern Pacific Co.—Bids for Ctfs.
Sept. 22—
9-30
The
company will receive bids up to noon (EDT) on Sept. 22 for the
from it of $9,390,000 equipment trust certificates, series RR.
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-15
to
10-
1
9-20
railroad
50c
50c
9-20
9-20
10-
7
99-
purchase
9
1
1-3-56
12-15
9-30
10-
1
10-15
9-
Total
9
net
—V.
value
182,
1955
per
1
1
9-
Spiegel, Inc. (& Subs.)—August Sales Increased—
8
9-20
9-
7
will
be
received
10-
1
9-15
Justice,
1
9-15
up
to 3 p.m. (EDT)
2,610
37'A
c
9-23
9-30
9-16
proximately
1
9-1C
10-15
9-15
10-15
1
1
on
of
of
is
stock
common
to
to
go
to
accrue
of
Alien Property. Department of
N. W., Washington 25, D. C.,
purchase from it, as an entirety,
(par $100),
which represents ap¬
Avenue,
for the
stock
the
the
issued
Attorney
and
outstanding.
of the United
General
company.
manufacture
company
engaged
in
the
and
sale
of
carded
yarn.
Sterchi Bros. Stores Inc.—August Sales
Up—
10-15
9-22
Sales
10-
1
0-
5#
—V.
1-3-56
12-
1
1955—Month—1954
1955—6 Mos.—1954
9
7
9-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-
50c
0
9
M
9-15
75c
10-
1
9-
$1.25
10-
1
9-
40c
(quar.)
11
the
are
will
Office
Indiana
Oct.
common
31.99%
none
the
at
101
proceeds
and
The
664,
shares
net
States,
9-15
10-
(quar.)
$71,012,373 $71,909,863
10-14
10-
The
"9-15
11-
10-
pfd.
Room
of
25c
(quar.)
1955—8 Mos.—1954
$9,941,779
Spray Cotton Mills, Spray, S. C.—Bids Oct. 11—
Bids
10-
t35c
1955—Month—1954
$10,473,566
182, p. 960.
$1.25
150c
$9.44
960.
p.
Period Ended Aug. 31—
9-15
10-
10-
$975,396
$12.53
I
share
9-19
10-
35c
10-20
1954
$1,512,208
assets__
asset
9-15
$1.10
35c
by new
1018.
p.
Sovereign Investors, Inc.—Assets Rise—
As ot August 31—
9-15
Net
20c
in 15 equal annual installments, and to
be secured
equipment costing not less than $12,520,000.—V. 182,
mature
9
125c
10-
1
t70c
10-
1
H*
$1,212,535
$8,678,651
$8,191,712
'
960.
p.
Sunburst Uranium Corp., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files
The
corporation on Sept. 6 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 2,750,000 shares of non-assessable common stock
ipar two
c«pts),
9-12
0
$1,485,275
182,
to
offered
be
9-16
(quar.)
$i.3iy4
(quar.)
40c
67V2C
—
corrected
Dean Witter &
Co., was formerly a partner of J. H. Whitney &
and Glore,
Forgan & Co. and a director of Spencer Chemical
Co., Rexall Drug Co. and Byron Jackson Co., Mr. Taylor was
formerly
director of product sales for Spencer Chemical.
The project will include facilities for the
production of ammonia,
10-
18 34c
(increased)
The
here.
period, it is announced by
Operating profit increased to $831,696 from
from investments, soared to $398,479 from
Period Ended Aug. 31—
(quar.)
pfd.
Hon*
Co.
9-20
(quar.)
Mfg.
9
9-15
to be completed in late
1956.
Riley, organizers of the new company include
Malcolm Smith, Chairman of the Board, and
George V. Taylor, VicePresident.
Mr. Riley was formerly Vice-President in
charge of sales
and a director of Spencer Chemical Co.
Mr. Smith, a limited partner
1
10-15
is
addition
10-
9-30
The
day
used
plant
In
15c
$2
(quar.)
1st
incorrect.
was
earned
the balance
first
per
solutions
5-1-56
37'/2c
2.
Ltd., $2.80
1
9-
2804.
p.
capital.
the
Corp.—
common
10-
-
..
date is indicated
Income,
181,
working
cotton
_1
(quar.)
Co.
5'A%
Cement
Motor
Stock
11-
Co.—
(quar.)
Ltd.
1
9-30
the new facilities, according to John R. Riley, President.
company
will raise $18,000,000 in part by long-term loan from
life insurance company and in
part through the direct placement of
other securities.
Of this amount $14,000,000 will be
applied to con¬
9-20
$1.25
9-20
1
11-
75c
financing
9-20
$1.25
9-20
10-
,
a
20c
(quar.)
11-18
9-15
The
30c
pfd.
9-15
1
The
company,
which was organized to establish a modern petro¬
chemical plant
at Savannah,
Ga.,
has completed
arrangements for
8-31
25c
$104
10
5
8-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Whitaker
9-
9-14
9-20
60c
preferred
(George),
share
a
Other
1
9-20
(accum.)
Stationery
1
10-
Harder, President.
$1.12 '/2
(quar.)
5%
$5
10-
40c
$1.12 »/2
_I_
1
9
9-20
9-20
—V.
1
9-
9-20
9-30
9-19
12-10
9-26
9-30
25c
10-15
Gas,
&
10-
$1.25
9-15
Southern Nitrogen Co., Inc.—To Build Plant—To Place
Securities Privately—
$1.05
5%
Weston
9-20
(quar.)
(accum.)
62'/2c
17'/2c
Sales
10-
issue
9-30
9
(quar.)
A
cents
B.
$41,869.—V.
9
Western Insurance Securities
1
6
9-19
10-
50%
preferred
6
9-
10-15
Western Tool & Stamping
75c
9-
1
$1.02 Vi
36c
common
1
10-
(quar.)
333AC
new
10-
5
(quar.)
preferred
20
9-
Lines
called for
A
$1.40
Common
68 34c
Lewis
9-
Department Stores (quar.)
Grocers, Ltd., class A (quar.)
6
10-
11-^8
9-
_
Westates Petroleum, 70c pfd.
Western Casualty & Surety
9-16
10-
(quar.)
(Continued from
or
12-15
35c
(quar.)
Western
67'/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
Series
stock
Utilities Co., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.)
West Virginia
Water Service, com.
(quar.)
$5
preferred
(quar.)
preferred,
9-15
9-26
income tax.
9-20
11-29
9-24
preferred
9-15
1
(quar.)
1
1
9-30
4'/:>%•
10-20
9
9-20
B
10-20
10-
9-
60c
preferred
1
10-
9-10
12-
20c
4.20%
11-15
9-20
32 '/2c
C
11-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Can
or
(quar.)
4.10%
11-15
87 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
Electric
cash
(quar.)_
common
92 Vic
9-10
12-15
25c
Power,
preferred
$4.50
9-30
$1.50
(accum.)
in
10-
25c
General Corporation and
Investment News
5
9-15
40c
West Texas
$1.12 Vi
(Omaha)
$1.35
Payable
30c
(quar.)
published
9-20
1
35c
West
25c
10-
41 %C
(quar.)
Penn
9-16
9-16
$1
preferred
$4.50
Penn
West
9-16
25c
Aircraft Corp.,
Stock dividend
West
9-30
50c
(Mich.), $2.75
United
income).
7-10
7-31-56
9-15
10-
$50
(quar.)
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift Co.
West Ohio Gas (quar.)
9-30
20c
Yards
ment
1
1
10-15
10c
9-30
62'/a
^
Louisiana
com.
at
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
4-10
37»/2c
(entire
30
_______
(quar.)
of
$6
Sept.
preferred (quar.)
4%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Wellington Fund (quarterly from net Invest¬
$1
preferred
to
1
10-
Co.
preferred
on
dividend)
Extra
17'/2c
(quar.)
$1.44
ible
10-
1010-
$1.25
$1.37 Vi
Weeden & ,Co.—
4%
convertible
37 Vic
Missouri,
$2.70
per
8
this
Knapp,
40c
(s-a)
Stock
Air
9-
2Gc
(quar.)
RR.
preferred
4»/2%
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
"Union
United
10-
11-15
(quar.i
&
B
8
11-25
(quar.)
preferred
Oil
9-
40c
(increased)
Co.
preferred
Class
9-20
1
(quar.)
Power
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
Union
1
10-
10-
com. (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Udylite Corp.
Union
10-
9-20
Co.,
conv.
$3.50
9-15
10-14
LaSalle St.
$3.70
Products
9-15
1
25c
Gas,
$4.50
&
1
10-
31'Ac
(quar.)__
(Dallas)
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
"Union
Webb
Weco
10-
Corp.—
Quarterly
Trinity Universal Insurance
$1.50
9-15
12 Vic
Steel
Treesweet Products, $1.25 preferred
■208 So.
Wayne Knitting Mills
redeemed
1
J50c
(quar.i
Williams
&
Tucson
9-15
to* be
share pins
10-
t$1.12 V2
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Transue
Waukesha Motor
40c
preferred
$2.50
9-15
160c
class A
Class B
Transcon
Brothers,
issue
per
1-10
37'Ac 4-30-56
9-15
t$l
(quar.)__
9-26
t$1.25
(quar.)
Ltd.,
preferred
9-20
9-26
1
Ltd.
common
9-14
tfiOc
Finance
Baking Co.,
Warren
10-
62'/2c
Worts,
37V2c 1-31-56
30c
date and/or record
25c
(quar.)
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-2
25c
Gooderbani
1
t25c
Mortgage, Ltd.
Torrington Co. (quar.i
4 Vi %
9-15
9-28
1
5c
Extra
20c
Ltd
Toronto
Traders
(quar.)
10-10
10-
10-
J75c
(Hiram)
5'/2%
j Previous
8-17
50c
___
10-10
• Less
9-23
$1.75
Quarterly
Ward
x Less Jamaica
9-29
9-30
m'/ac
_
9-9
10-31
37V2c
resident tax 15% ; resident tax 7%.
British income^ tax.
;
9-14
$1
7% preferred (quar.)
Wabash Railroad Co..
1
1
•
10-14
1
35c
9-19
9-16
1
9-19
1
75c
1
10-
9-30
25c
9-30
1110r
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
10-
$1.13
(quar.)
10-20
25C
t22'/2c
Radio
37'/2c
common
9-20
|
11-
37'/2c
$3 preferred
preferred (quar.)
Detinning,
1
56'Ac
($50 par)
Fall,
__
10-
♦Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
tPayable in U. 8. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
^Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
$1.25
$6
10-
6
9-19
37'/2c
Corp.,
$4.50
Vulcan
Tishman
United
Vulcan
9-19
9-19
9
9-
9-30
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
9-
9-30
683Ac
,
(quar.)
9-24
9-19
1
10-15
8-26
9
35c
1
1
75c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Zenith
$1.01
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
1
1
t25c
4%
6%
1
(s-a)
$4
10-10
10-
25c
$1.20
preferred
(quar.)
Ttnnerman Products
(quar.)
Twin
Co.,
(quar.)
10-
Tip Top Canners, Ltd., class A
5%
1
10c
preferred
preferred
Water
5%
11-
10-
9-
$1.50
_
414%
Tobin
preferred
17'/2c
Thrifty Drug Stores Co., 4'/2% pfd. A (quar.)
Tide
6%
(quar.)
Corp.,
quar.)___
iquar.)
10-
10-15
Zellers,
9
9-
10-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
9-15
9-
50c
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Virginia Tel & Tel, 5'/2% pfd.
Virginian Railway Co.—
10-10
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Investment
preferred
Co.
7%
3
9-30
35c
(quar.)
1
9-
Water
preferred
10-
9-15
9-20
13c T
(quar.)
series preferred
0-20
9-30
50c
(quar.)
5%
e-20
1
87 Vic
Power
&
preferred
12 Vic
_
Younker Bros.—
$769,604.
(accum.)
$4.04
preferred
Corrugating
5%
1
1
Wood bteei;
preferred
preferred
convertible
York
1
Ry.—
(quar.)
com.
Co.
9-20
$12 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.i
preferred (quar.i
Virginia Electric
Mfg.
convertible preferred
4V2 %
9-15
10-
$2.50
Works,
9-10
1
Co.—
convertible
6%
9-15
10-
t50c
A
Alan
(see
6%- convertible preferred
(quar.)
York Corp., common
(quar.)
9
10-
9-20
10C
—
70c
pfd.
11-
12-
$2.50
preferred
$1
(quar.i
(initial
Thor Power Tool
$1.14
1
12-10
Equipment Co.
(increased
Virginia-Carolina Chemical—
$1
Markets Inc.,
conv.
10-10
10-11
10-
25c
Victor
31 'AC
A
(quar.i—
Thompson-Starrett,
1
1
30c
(s-a)
25c
Co
Thompson Industries.
11-
1
10-
$1.25
(s-ai
25c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Carbon
9-16
58c
____
(quar.i
series
B
Thcrmatomic
1
$1.12
(quar.)
4%
preferred
Inc.,
10-
$1
(quar.)__
American,
25c
$1125
10-
(quar.)_____
preferred
3V2%
1-2-56
20c
Pacific
&
Steel
Towne
Cab
6%
9-15
22'/2C
&
6%
9-26
Bakers, Inc.
pfd.
class
$4.20
Pipeline Co.—
&
Utilities
Textron
5%
Gas
__
(quar.)
preferred
Textiles,
4%
10-
10-
Light, $4 pfd, (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.56
Texas
$1.24
$1.35
Natural
(quar.)
$5 preferred
Texas
(quar.)
50c
Shreveport
Victor Chemical
6%
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
4%
1
$1.24
B
10-
pfd.
Yellow
{10c
Mfg.
10-
$4
Yale
2
9-30
25C
(quar.)
(quar.)_
1
TO-
preferred
Dutch
10-
$1.27'/2
(quar.)
2
9-
10c
20c
preferred A
(quar.)
10-
9
$1.16%
$4.64
Co.
(quar.)
(resumed)
$1.15
9-
$1.22'/2
Service,
pfd.
$1.16
•
(quar.)
preferred
9-
9-19
55c
5%
$1.06'A
.1
10-20
1
(quar.)
preferred
1
15c
Vanity Fair Mills (quar.)
Vapor Heating Corp.), 5%
Viau, Ltd.
(quar.)
10-
(quar.)
Electric
$1
Works
B.7,
preferred
Kamp's Holland
preferred
5.25%
1
1
18-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Appliance,
preferred
$4.56
10-
10-
50c
25c
A
(quar;)__
Transit Co.
(Alan)
$2
9-
4.90%
Texas
$2
■
35c
1
9-
10-
Co
50c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Universal Pictures (quar.i
4.65%
preferred
Tobacco,
preferred
I
10-
—
_■
Universal
1
33'/3%
(quar.)
6.12%
2
17 MsC
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
$1.02'/2
—
(quar.)
preferred
Inc.
10-
35c
1
preferred
preferred
Utilities,
10-
37the
(quar.)_
4.64%
9-22
9-
15c
Universal-Cyclops Steel (quar.)
45c
(quar.)
1
30c
12-
1
$1.50
(quar.)__
preferred
9-30
10-
$3.50
(quar.)
common
8-31
10-14
Worthington Corp., common (quar.)
Wright Hargreaves Mines Ltd. (quar.)
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr., Co. (monthly)
Monthly
125c
1
15c
preferred
9-21
9334c
10-
15c
com.
1
$1.12'A
(quar.i
62'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)——
Transmission,
Woodley Petroleum (quar.)___
10-
45c
10-
30c
t25c
Ltd
pfd.
4.60%
Y.i
j
10-14
9-20
75c
Wood
933Ac
Ltd
Stockyards,
70c
(quar.)_
717/ac
6%
4.25%
(N.
10-31
25c
9-21
Oil
York
(quar.i
150c
pfd.
■
dividend
5.10%
Co.
Steel,
$1.50
27V2C
9-21
$1
(quar.i
2nd preferred (quar.)
Trust
10-
A
9-20
!
Service.
7
Co.—
preferred B
4Vi%■
10-
A
(quar.i.
com.
preferred
33/4 %
l
series
9-30
!
(quar.)
Public
7
62'/2C
_
preference
33A%
9-15
$1.10
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1
Playing Card
Printing & Lithograph
$1
Mines,
Corp.
Tennessee
9-30
10-
S.
S.
5%
50c
.—-
Co.,
Aircraft
Tennessee
U.
30c
4%
Telluride
U.
preferred
10-
9-10
5
9-12
6c
10-
9-20
5
1
Common
9-26
9-14
9-20
9-20
10-
t
9-20
1
(monthly)
Wiser
1
8-
Grocery
9-19
10-
10%
Inc., com. (quar.)
6%
Lovett
9-22
10-
8-
&
9-30
20c
1
1
10-
$1.06'A
(quar.)
10-15
$1.75
(quar.)
common
10-
10- 1
__
———
9-16
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Wisconsin Southern Gas
(quar.)
56'Ac
15c
(increased quar.)—
-j___
9-16
,__L_
135c
(quar.)
preference (quar.)
(James), Inc., 5%
S3A% preferred (quar.i
^Taylor Instrument Cos
9-20
9-30
4*/2 % preferred" A (quar.t—
U. 8. Life Insurance (N. Y.) (quar.i
U. S. Lines, 4'/2%
preferred (s-a)_—_____
62 '/2c
Talcott
10-10
$1.50
(increased)
11-10
9-30
Wisconsin Electric Power—
U. S.
67 '/2c
common
Winn
9-20
50c
Ltd.,
9-12
20c
com.
11-22
20c
(quar.)
preferred
9-12
9-20
9-30
$4.25
1
9-20
9-30
Co.,
15%
1
1
9-30
9-23
10-25
9
to
be
used
to
9
0-17
9-20
9-
Securities, Inc.
9
10-11
off
pay
at
Utah,
for
10
cents
Sailt
Lake
expenses
per
City,
incident
share,
through
Utah.
to
The
mining
net
Mid
America
proceeds
activities.
are
,
Superior Uranium Corp., Provo, Utah—Files With SEC
The
SEC
Corp.,
for
corporation
covering
offered
at
Salt Lake
expenses
on
Sept.
2
filed
a
letter
of
notification
10,000.000 shares of non-assessable
par
(two
cents
per
share),
|
?
__
30c
75c
9-22
1
10-
common
,
on
(quar.)_-__
50c
(quar.)
,
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
——
Industries,
preferred
&
'
preferred A (quar.)
preferred
Wilson
1
9-30
30c
(quar.)
common
(G.),
8-31
10-
50c
(James)
6%
J
three
held
be
$1.75
common
(quar.)
Machinery,
Hoffman
10-
8-31
to
50c
■
preferred
8.
$4.25
1
10-
185c
Quarterlf-
Tamblyn
7%
U.
9
1
9-30
Holders \
-
Payable of Rec.
approval
60c
__
(Bait.)
(initial!
Gypsum Co.,
9-
10-
10-
each
,
6%
8tores,
Wisconsin
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Foreign Securities—
Extra
9-12
32{3c
(quar.)
Sylvania ElectHc Products,
$4 preferred (quar.)
Talcott
9-20
40c
(quar.i
preferred
Co.
9-12
1
S.
Wieboldt
15c
Mid-Continent Oil, common (quar.)
preferred series A (initial)
Sunshine Mining Co. (quar.)
Superior Propane, Ltd., $1.40 pfd. (quar.)—
Superior Steel (stock div.)
Super Value Stores, common (quar )
5.40%
1
10-
25c
Sunray
!
4'/2%
Swift 6c
1
10-
U.
9-12
8
$1.13
(quar.>____
(quar.)
(Canada)
(quar.)__—
Assurance
10-
25c
Sundstrand Machine To61 Co.
Sun
1
$1.25
_—————
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 pfd. (quar.)
Sunbeam Corp. (quar.)
Sun Ch?mical Corp., common
(quar.)
10-
(quar.)
pref.
class A (Increased)
common
9-
meeting
25c
)
preferred
&
New
Oct
28):
Wico Electric,
9-30
for
stockholders
to
annual
2
share
(one
Subject
the
$2.50
(quar
Class B (increased!
U. S.
6tokeIy-Van Camp, common (stock
Quarterly
5% prior preferred (quar.)
Jersey RR. & Canal
S. Foil Co.,
dividend
held.
9-
60c
Manufacturers
Cold Storage Corp
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
S
Stock
9
Share
*
25c
(quar.)
&
0-19
9-
Company
Corp.—
1
$1.06'A
United Pacific Corp.—
Non-cumulative participate
$1.25
—
Illuminating
Merchants
1
10-
50c
(quar.)
9-15
35c
(quar.)—
37'/2c
(quar.)_
common
9-16
9-13
$75c
9c
United
1
10-14
Fund
preferred
New
10-
When
Per
Name of
at
(quar.)
Uaited
U S
—.
Ar
1
Corp.—
i
_
5
10-
Holders
Ltd.—
Gas Corp. (quar.),
Gas Improvement,
United
15c
75c
(quar,).
(quar.)
1
25c
Lithograph
preferred
Co.
Investments,
United Income
w/o
When
Payable of Rec.
Wlckes
preferred
United Funds, Inc.—
Slix, Baer 6c Fuller Co.—
7%
class
10-11
125c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
f%
9-20
—-
(quar.i
(increased
Common
9-15
10-
Fruit
Fuel
Share
Utilities
convertible
6%
Textiles—
Stetcher-Traung
**
1
10-11
6%
United
137'/2c
tl5c
+ 15c
50c
50c
Inc...:—.—-——-
Brewers,
Stern
6c
9-23
10-
Ltd.
Bros.,
Sterling
10-15
Company
Cities
United
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)——
...—
Stern
9-20
10-15
933Ac
(quar.i
Stearns Manufacturing
Stock dividend
Stedman
9-30
10-22
(Trenton i
(quar.)
Stanley Home Products, Inc.
Starrett
Per
Name of
United
9-20
10c
Materials,
&
Ltd.,
Radio,
B
33«%
(Ohio»,
Paving
Standard
Holders
9-30
183Ac
(quar.)
Insurance
Fire
Quarterly
Standard
When
Payable of Rec.
7»/2c
50c
preferred
Standard
Share
Corp.,
Monday, September 19, 1955
...
City, Utah.
The net proceeds
incident to mining activities.
with
the
common
through
are
stock, to be
Bel-Air
Securities
to
be
used
to
pay
(1161)
Swan-Finch
corporation
ducing
New
uranium
Mexico,
The
with
The
deal
leases,
in
was
was
acquired
In
of
originally
ore
to
to
have
by
number
of
in
Energy
is
stock
Colamer
the
under
of
equipment
totaling
underwriters
purchase
the
tive
in
August,
also
was
additional
drilling
a
of
excess
&
class
A
stockholders
common
C.
ap¬
at
$125,000.—V.
182,
F.
Soles,
intended
closure,
company
of
$7,§00,000.
this
The
Sept.
on
leading
14
zipper
has
company
no
The
of
which
stockholders
earnings
the
the
be
Board
of
borrowed
are
Directors,
needed
as
stated
for
that
the
is
it
expansion
Soles
current
has
year
that
the
continued
further
and
stated
of
trend
during, the
that
assist
the
increased
first
outlook
the
favorable.—V.
appears
further
to
diversification program!
informed
were
1954
over
Mr.
products,
new
in its expansion and
1955.
of
of
will
money
zipper program, the Magic-Tab fastener, and the Shu-Lok
all
company
of
Chairman
that
its Falcon
and
&
182,
eight
for
sales
months
balance
the
418.
p.
corporation has acquired Executive
Car Leasing Co.
of Los
Angeles, Louis R. Kurtin, President, announced on Sept. 11.
The pur¬
price was not revealed. Executive Car leases about 300 automo¬
biles, on an individual or fleet basis, to all types of businesses in the
Los Angeles area.
chase
graph's
Industrial
new
subsidiary
Leasing
will
"For
Telescriber
sages,"
fices
65
over
years
Systems
throughout
establishment
these
United
marketing facilities
"The
addition
of
"We
leasing
for
have
Canada.
and
Leasing
sales
60
over
Division,
Executive
Car
to
Now
our
service
of¬
through
intend
we
fully and broaden
more
and
to
the
utilize
Leasing Division is a first
step in this overall program," Mr. Kurtin declares.
Erman
Pessis,
President, and Sam Goldman, Vice-President, will continue to direct
Executive
Car operations
in their
our
present
positions.—V.
182
514.
,p.
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—Bonds and Common
Stock Offered—Two separate investment
banking
Sept.
on
syn¬
414 offered to the public $50,000,000 of
37/8% first mortgage pipe line bonds, due Feb. 1, 1976,
and 400,000 shares of common stock (par
$5). The bonds
priced
were
at
101.06%
and
interest
accrued
to
yield
jointly by Stone
White, Weld & Co. and
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., while the common stock,
which was priced at $41.37% per share ,was offered
by
a. group headed jointly by Stone & Webster Securuities
Corp. and White, Weld & Co. The common stock offer¬
ing was quickly oversubscribed and the books closed.
3.80%,
&
offered by
were
Webster
The bonds
The
For
to
redeemable
are
from 105%
ranging
the
sinking
protect
the
prior
yield
for
curred
not
will
stock
common
the
in
net
needed
for
bonds
redeemable
are
proceeds
after
at
Feb.
prices
prices
1,
calculated
the
the
expansion
will
purposes
sale
of
Blyth
be
transmission
the
where
to
the
across
and
system
of
bonds
to
the
the
and
property
additions
short-term
properties.
added
operates
notes
Any
in¬
proceeds
company's
delivery
or
Valley
and
of
natural
general
Tennessee
divides,
to
branch
one
Pennaylvania,
portions
Co.,
Island
in
the
beginning
Louisiana,
eastern
Kentucky
into West Virginia
the other branch extending
Massachusetts
and
New
Connecticut
and
Dodge
Coffin
&
Courts
Dick
The
First
First
Glore,
pipelines,
stations
EARNINGS—For
total
$25,452,049,
share
and
of
having
the
12
operating
equal,
income
after
of
505.740
months
The
together
horsepower,
of
deducting
This
June
preferred
1955,
30,
and
revenues
share,
a
miles
27
Hallowell,
Sulzberger
Ripley
Incorporated
Hemphill,
E.
Hutton
Illinois
Lee
Lehman
M.
&
Irving
Lundborg
Laurence
Mason-Hagan,
McCormick
There
to
of
for
GIVING' EFFFCT TO
PRESENT
per
calendar
Stone
issuable
in
series
series—
due
Lovett
G.
A.
Becker
Central
Clark,
Dodge
Clark
Crowell,
&
Crouter
&
&
Schmidt,
Boston
First California Company—
First Southwest Company
Reid
&
Forgan
Ripley
45,000,000
40.726,000
Hemphill,
25,000,000
24,750,000
Hill
18.000,000
17,700,000
series
due
1975
125,000,000
123,750,000
Hooker & Fay
Hornblower &
series
due
50,000,000
50,000,000
acquisition
1956__
19.425.000
20,000,000
15,000,000
in
one
or
bonds
more
10,895,829 shs.
series
subject
be
may
the
to
issued
restrictions
under
000
1960.
for
the
JThe
of
thereto,
property acquisition
a
connection
of
rate
at
the
has
options
certain
purchase of
have
in
loans
company
granting
under
use
interest
an
unsecured
has
in
to
conditions
with
74%
time
of
effect
officers
expansion
over
the
a
the
designated
key
by
granted.
As
of
June
30,
commercial
rate
1955,
option
board
of
for
shares
for
for
the
of the company,
directors, for the
common
options
plan
stock.
of
Pursuant
common
the
stock
purchase
2,000
Underwood,
1,600
Vietor,
3,000
1,600
Co
Neuhaus
&
Co.
G.
6,000
12,000
Co
Walker
H.
Yarnall,
Co
&
12,000
&
Co
&
Biddle
There
of
have
been
cumulative
of
accrued
called
preferred
dividends.
Savings Bank,
for
Gas
Pipeline
redemption
stock,
$5
on
&
115
at
new
1,
$100
for
use
in
plications.
Priced
varying
complex
hair,
these
mechanical
helical
per
the
90,
111.—V.
springs
systems
and
4,800
shares
share
Harris
plus
Trust
181,
p.
&
2520.
at
and
the
HTL
kit
sensitivities.
provides
Load
an
U.
range
Boston.
all
selection
from
5
research
Steel's
S.
of its
predicting
subsidiaries
Trav-Ler
of
produefc-
called
Trav-Ler
called
Trav-Ler
the vehcile
conduc.eO
program
American
Steel
Wire
and
300,000-mile
that
the
next
tire
two
made
with
will
years
the
see
a
181, p. 2165.
Light Co.—Bonds Offered—An under¬
&
Co.
bid of 101.629.
on a
for
bonds
the
Union
3%s
came
from:
Salomon
Corp.
as
Securities
and
Smith,
Ba>ney
Bros.
&
Co.
Lehman
Weld
100.529;
Inc.,
The
bids
101.15;
White,
interest to yield 3.50%, to matur¬
awarded to the group at competitive,
was
101.063;
100.787;
Brothers & Bear, Stearns & Co. (jointly
Co. and Stone & Webster Securities Corp.
&
Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
100.401;
and Halsey,
Stuart
100.38.
bonds
subject
to
redemption at prices ranging from
105.31% to the principal amount.
Special redemption prices under a
sinking or improvement fund range from 102.31%
to 100%,
new
are
Common Stock
Offering—Kidder, Peabody & Co. and
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane and associates
publicly offered on Sept. 14 an issue of 177,500 shares
of common stock (no par value) at a price of $49 per
share. The stock was awarded to the group at competi¬
tive sale on Sept. 13 on a bid of $48.12 a share.
Merrill
Other
bidders
&
Barney
the
for
stock
(jointly),
Cc.
Lehman
Union
were:
$47.77
share;
a
Securities
Blyth
Corp.
&
Co.,
and Smith.
Inc.,
$47.73;
Brothers, $47.46.
PROCEEDS—Net
first
stock
bonds and the com¬
bonds will be made available by the com¬
of construction 'expenditures.
As presently
program of the company and its subsidiary,
Co.,
for
the
years
1955-57
will
require
proceeds
mortgage
Power
Colorado
55cents
Sept.
now
from
the
sale
of
latest
a
share
will
issued.
being
and
not
1955.
3,
dividend
payable
be paid
the
on
Oct.
1,
common
stock, amounting
to holders of record
additional common shares
1955
the
on
BUSINESS—Company supplies electric service in parts of Idaho,
Utah and Wyoming and its subsidiary services southwestern Colorado.
EARNINGS—Consolidated
For
especially suitable
exacting instrument ap¬
immediate
and
service
successful
a
and
the
consolidated
five
revenues
were
equal
$1.33
to
per
income
ended
$14,756,000
share
CAPITALIZATION
operating
net
months
and
on
GIVING
revenues
for
$5,879,000,
was
1954
or
the
31,
of
3'/b%
gm.
Com.
TO
PRESENT
bonds
FINANCING
Outstanding
$
.
250,000
series
98.000,000
sinking fund debentures due 1973
stock
share.
stock.
common
EFFECT
$
mortgage
a
1955
Authorized
First
$32.-
totaled
$2.88
consolidated operating
consolidated net income was $2,707,000,
May
are
maximums
Expansion Program
accrued
Sept. 13
Hutzlqr
All
$25,
and
Competing
&
108,000
.
loads
recordL
approximately $53,500,000.
kit containing five precision quartz springs for
use
by engineers, chemists and physicists engaged in
development
work
is
announced
by
Houston
Technical
Laboratories, a subsidiary.
Fabricated of fuse/d quartz to thicknesses
human
earned
high
new
wholly-owned
and
the market.—V.
Western
engineering
a
on
1,600
and
than
is
and
mon
Co
1955,
at
to
pany
for meeting a part
planned, the construction
experimental
finer
cord
6,000
Co.__
&
are
sell
to
widespread promotion
a
wire
3,000
Texas Instruments Inc.—Announces New Product—
A
share
per
a
Steel Corp.—New Development—
1,400
Co.___
Co.—Redemption
Nov.
series,
Payment
will be
made
West Monroe St., Chicago
$2.22
mean
Minneapolis
branches
thanks
DIVIDEND—The
Natural
the
would
418.
p.
Francisco,
sales
Utah Power &
961.
Illinois
than
This
182,
writing group managed by The First Boston Corp. and
Blyth & Co., Inc., on Sept. 14 offered for public sale a
new
issue of $15,000,000 first mortgage bonds, 3%%
series due Sept.
1, 1985.
The bonds were priced at
to
Texas
San
1,600
White
Witter
Dividend—Expects Rec¬
they have developed a high tensile, specially stranded wire for
reinforcing cord.
One of the nation's leading tire manufacturers has
and
&
Co
B.
use
Here
1,400
Walston
to
exploration
722.
p.
greater
year.
Newburgh Works of
Division in Cleveland, Ohio.
1,600
Corp
Common, Dann
Co.
2,000
&
&
Co.
Securities
Dean
Benne't
&
Inc.
Union
12,000
Co
&
3,000
1,600
design
employees
the
an
stock
aggregate of 500,000 shares of
options for the purchase of 395,820
been
production operations,
borrowing.
restricted
and
of
prime
12,000
Co.______
Staats
Anthony
1,600
credit agreement expiring
bank loans up to $20,000,-
which provides for short-term
Co._
the
as
any
bonds of
the presently
authorized
series
outstanding, the total principal amount of bonds which may be
outstanding at any one time
under
such
mortgage is
$500,000,000.
company
&
3,500
2,000
Tucker,
Manlev.
p.
1,600
1,400
Co,
Agnew & Co
3,000
1,600
Co
Brothers
182,
1,400
William
12,000
._
&
reality,
a
(jointly),
2,000
•_
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Spencer Trask & Co
Charles
—V.
"
Scranton & Co—
S. Smithers
1,600
contained
and
16,
&
Ryons
&
T600
6,000
Co
advisable
and
blowout-proof tire for trucks and buses that will outlast
(jointly),
Co
&
Barney &
Irving Lundborg & Co
986.000 shs.
15,000,000 shs.
$5)_
the
Loeb
Roberts &
6,000
Langley & Co
Higginson Corp
Lee
1,193.000 shs.
bonds
&
be
this
States
United
A
on
2,000
Weeks
182,
respective areas.
The Cleveland branch
is
Sales of Ohio, Inc., and the Milwaukee operations is
Distributing Co., Inc.—V. 181, p. 2521.
1,400
Inc.
R.
deemed
their
sale
1,600
Stringfellow
Shuman,
above—V.
designed
The issue
3,500
&
Smith,
Co.—
Peabody
Lehman
remain
+The
W.
F.
in
new
102.31%
1,400
&
Illinois Co. Inc
Lester,
5.25%
securing
As
long
Chas.
Shields
C.
W.
stock,
par
value
$100
per
share; issued and outstanding in nine
series;
dividend
rates
range
from
(par
Hutton
F.
Kuhn,
2,500,000
agreement
credit
E.
Preferred
'Additional
&
1,600
two
ity.
Co
&
Hutton
Scott
Noyes & Co
Richards
Kidder,
Schoellkopf,
Pomeroy,
12,000
1974
The
branches
2,000
*
Schwabacher
Co.,
&
*
Hutzler__
&
Poole,
1,600
Inc.
1971
Bros.
12,000
& Co
Co.,
Inc
Winston
1,600
is
dividends
additional
in
10
new
cities
throughout the United States,
product distribution is not complete.
At the
addition to Milwaukee and Cleveland, Trav-Ler has
500,000-mile tire
3,000
12,000
Co
&
Co.
1,600
Co
Sachs
1974
stock
12,000
Corp
&
Parke
3,000
,
it
of
for
their
in
new
Co.
Mosle & Co
3,500
Corp—
30,502,000
due
Rotan,
payment
income,
branches
where
started
1,400
Co
Rowles,
35,000,000
2»/4%
&
is
meet
grow¬
52.
the
1,600
&
achieved
the
other
p.
should
of
1,600
Riter
1,400
Co
&
Pierce
Reynolds
to
a
will
corporation,
now
&
Inc.
12,000
In
1,600
Jackson
Shepard
Salomon
&
Company
Rauscher,
di¬
tho
It
Co.—Proposed Transfer of Properties—
Co.
half
half
time,
These
at
12,000
6,000
due
to
1,400
accelerated.
1,600
Inc.
Pan-
Inc
Co.
& Co.>
Curtis
3,000
due
June
Co
&
Company
series
therein.
&
Harriman
and
Webber,
Prescott,
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.
106.773.000
Northwest Company
Paine,
1,400
34,700,000
115.000,000
Pacific
1,400
Co
series
issued
Co
present
with
earnings."—V.
1,600
Co
Newbold's Son
Drexel
series
mortgage
&
the
of
that
purposes.
1,400
The
Wells &
Ohio
and
of
board
are
6,000
W.
Dominick & Dominick
First
sales
is
12,000
Co.__
Mullaney,
1,400
&
sales
areas
1,600
Co
Beissner &
1,400
Bodine
Read
Stanley &
1,600
Robertson
Dillon,
cal
2,000
Inc.
6,000
Inc.
be
purposes
the
shares
first
present
2,000
6,000
Co.,
expanded
stock
new
directors
The opening of two
new
sales branches, in Milwaukee and Cleve¬
land,
"kicked-off*
a
large,
one
year
expansion
program
by
this
corporation, according to Joe Friedman, President.
Present plans call for the completion of this expansion
program by
August of 1556, at which time Trav-Ler will have established identi¬
12,000
Moseley & Co.
H.
the
a
new
on
Oct. 19 will vote on approving a proposal
authorized capital stock from 350,000 to 900,000 shares.
contemplates a stock dividend of one share for each share
held, Lester M. Sears, Chairman, said.
The remaining new
annual
Fen¬
3,000
S.
F.
Townsend,
&
3V2%
at
&
40,563,000
1975
Co—
&
Jones & Temple-
Moloney,
of
and
the
1,600
3,500
40,000,000
1966,
1,600
Beane
Morgan
12,000
(Inc.)
3,000
ton
Co.,
Co
&
Weedon
DeHaven
Flore,
series
Co._
&
Co
Milwaukee Co
3,500
Inc.__
&
1971
;
the
Inc.
&
Lynch, Pierce,
&
ner
2,000
& Co.
Codings
3%%
4.10%
Co
Republic Co.
3%'%
fCommon
Merrill
Co.
&
3 Vi %
loans—2%
McCormick
1,400
___.
50,000,000
tProperty
&
Inc.
1970
Eank
1,400
3,000
Co., Inc.
Blyth <& Co., Inc
Bosworth, Sullivan
1969__
due
&
Eichler
Bateman,
due
4%
Masten
Mitchum,
due
due
E.
Co._
Co
&
series
and
Marks
M.
Mason,Hagan,
A.
be
of
the
second
the
respec¬
Shares
1,400
Barth
series
series
their
Merrill, Turben & Co.,
3%
1976__
purchase
to
opposite
The
3%
1974
agered
forth
set
3,000
Goldman,
series due
600,000
underwriters
2,000
30.083,000
37a%
severally
stock
Laurence
Parvin
&
W. Baird
$27,617,000
474%
Co
Bacon, Whipple & Co
40,000,000
Debentures—37s %
600,000
Robert
$35,000,000
due
have
Corp—
&
Securities
Hart
1967
due
75,000
Co.
principal
19,880
Co.
&
Abercrombie
American
due
series
&
Inc—350,000
&
29,820
:
Fulton,
1966
who
common
these
for
corporate
this
Weld
series
3 Va %
of
the
desire
Toklan
sale
a
effected
was
shareholders
the
in
for
in
Webster Securities
&
Austin,
The
Outstanding
bonds—
pipeline
Co.
Shares
Dittmar
$2.01
Lerchen
Witter
of
names
dividend,
the
Trav-Ler Radio Corp.—Announces
350,000
names:
Dewar,
FINANCING
Authorized
mortgage
3%
stock
shares
the
a
be
held
for
possible
new
acquisitions
and
Mr. Sears stated, however, that no speciiie
presently projected.
"Our new additional factory, completed last
year, is proving to bo
a
great advantage," Mr. Sears told directors.
"We currently expect
gross
shipments of more than $24,000,000 for the year, and profit
Dann
Co
&
Dean
below
1060.
p.
190,000
190,000
forth
Dempsey-Tegeler
$142,995,640
Noel & Co.
75,000
&
182,
action
authorized
in
190,000
1,000,000
Wertheim & Co
coast
the
350,000
150,000
set
principal
company
income of
350,000
&
Corp.-
Common,
Weeden
Inc
common
of
Neuhaus
Walker
Watling,
of
means
Earnings—
The
190,000
190,000
Co
350,000
Co
&
are
the
tive
75,000
&
_______
ord
other
Co.
H.
the
Dividend —Roy B.
Kelly,
letter to its stockholders,
Towmotor Corp.—Plans Stock
acquisitions
Inc.
Vietor,
G.
75,000
Corp.
Securities
last
is
of
together
Edison
350,000
Inc
American
&
Co.
&
Co.,
Alstyne,
&
Co._
&
Marks
M.
Co.
of
Spencer Trask & Co
Tucker, Anthony & Co.
350,000
a
the
in
present
that
Ohio
presently
Thomas
Rhoades
Loeb,
as
out„
of
areas
active
now
acquirement
above.—V.
in
Toklan
It
Toledo Edison
See
270,000
Co.
&
Swiss
Van
atomic
seek
products.
10,
development.—V. 182,
150,000
Co.
&
1,000,000
Co.
and
The
Union
of
tne
to
only through such a program will we be able
day competition and continue to be
of
funds,
150,000
Staats &
R.
that
order
increase
Stokes
600,000
Corp—
Brothers
Carl
350,000
Co._
&
Brothers
600,000
thought
America
the
of
program
discontinue
150,000
___,_
Underwood,
Langley & Co
Higginson
Co
belief
270,000
Co.
into
concern.
to
190,000
Walter
600,000
entry
department
&
Stroud
1,000,000
Co,
C.
Hammill
600,000
Inc
190,000
of
group
elected.
demands
ing
350,000
Agnew
of
Sept.
payment
was
the
these
Co.
230,000
Co
&
Co.
the
energy
&
190,000
Peabody & Co.
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
Since
In
._
Hutton
600,000
Co
its
staff
companies
Corp. —Omits
on
management
1,000,000
Stern
small
substance:
their
Roberts
600,000
Kidder,
Estabrook
23,4%
&
in
Barney & Co
William
350,000
Co._
said
Smithers & Co
S.
central
survey
with
Corp.
Oil
development
75,000
Stringfellow
&
will
atomic
Sheraton
President,
270,000
Smith,
F.
Co
&
Poole,
Shuman,
Weeks
&
Hutton
F.
The
the
net
Shields
announced
a
Tishman Realty & Construction
Co., Inc.—Sells Resort
600,000
Co.
600,000
9
Co., Milwaukee,
an issue of $1,000,000 5% capital
notes, series A,
July 1, 1967.—V. 181, p. 2934.
See
Hutz-
Shearson,
1,000,000
Noyes
&
1,000,000
&
of
Wis.,
190,000
Co._
Chas. W. Scranton &
Co.,
Equitable Securities
CAPITALIZATION
♦First
&
Hayden, Stone &
Bros.
&
Parke
270,000
ar»
HTL
delivery
961.
p.
new
developments in the various
Colwell, Vice-President, said.
T.
field
into
150,000
Winston
&
exploit
energy
rectors
1,000,000
Scott
75,000
Harriman
350,000
Pomeroy, Inc.
270,000
All
regular
Thorp Finance Corp., Thorp, Wis.—Notes Placed Pri¬
corporation, it was announced on Sept 7,
has placed privately,
through Emch &
350,000
1,000,000
Co.
of
1954.
year
1'
Co
190,000
Co.__
Schoellkopf,
150,000
&
Co.,
& Co
Rothschild & Co._
&
190,000
& Co
Forgan
150,000
&
ler
1,000,000
Co
facilities.
related
dividends,
with
$1.73
or
8,307
with
and
$157,497,053
compares
$20,627,692,
included
system
ended
revenues
stock.
common
net
pipeline
gathering lines and sales laterals,
compressor
reported
the
&
Corp.
Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co._
Gregory & Sons__J
Hallgarten & Co
C.
1955,
Boston
Sept.
on
Arch
Toklan
Mosle
Schmidt,
182,
are
Prompt
190,000
;
&
Salomon
75,000
throughout.
units
vately—The
600,000
Inc.
F.
350,000
.
Co
&
Co.
&
Co
Rowles,
Co
Southwest
Freeman
W.
L.
1,000,000
cm.
five
study the advantages of joining a
nuclear
power
study
gioup.
Such participation would put the
newly formed departmanfc
in direct contact with
reactor design and
development.—V. 182, p. 115.
&
Co.______
Pierce
&
5
quantities.
will
due
Robinson-Humphrey
Rotan,
600,000
&
Co.,
—
Co.,
600,000
Steel
&
Reynolds
350,000
Corp.
It
230,000
Inc.
Riter
The
75,000
Securities
Estabrook
350,000
&
Inc.
1,000,000
Co
Equitable
W.
30,
Inc.
Co.
Pressprich
Co.,
600,000
Dominick—
&
&
Co.
&
75,000
&
Shepard
Rauscher,
230,000
Company
nuclear
Raffensperger, Hughes &
600,000
Merle-Smith
&
Inc.
Inc.
W.
600,000
Eastman, Dillon & Co.
E.
June
Co
Inc
75,000
Pollock
Putnam
Co
Read
Drexel
R.
350,000
of
All
production
establishing
department
230,000
Co.,
Co.
&
Burr,
&
&
C.
At
Sons
'
&
Chris-
&
Fenn
E.
Prescott,
600,000
Clark,
company
Hampshire.
presently
area.
1,000,000
&
(Inc.)
constructing a pipeline from a point on its system in
Pennsylvania to connect with the existing system in Connecticut to
provide service to the New York-Northern New Jersey metropolitan
is
&
Republic
270,000
Inc.
230,000
Brown
190,000
and
field,
The
expanding
Copeland
tensen,
Phelps,
Wm.
extension
attachments.
in
1,000,000
Writer
230,000
Co
Inc.
Central
Co._
Company
Webber, Jackson
600,000
&
&
Alex.
extending
York,
New
of Rhode
resale
Texas,
across
point
a
for
system
for
gas
extending
and
pipeline
a
the City of Charleston, and
near
Ohio,
into
sale
Grande
Mississippi
point
a
and
Rio
Arkansas,
and
owns
Inc.
Inc
Blair
Co., Inc
Bosworth, Sullivan
J.
BUSINESS—Company
Co.
&
Co.
nuclear
600,000
Curtis
Peters,
end
corporation
energy field.
The company is
investigate
Kendall, Inc.
600,000
maximum
hook
available
orders also is assured.—V.
270,000
Hanseatic
Patterson,
600,000
&
White,
the
for
company
outstanding
special
270,000
Co
Ohio
&
with
Thompson Products, Inc.—Enters Atomic
Energy Field
Co.,
&
with
rag.,
items
This
230,000
Paine,
1975.
fuad.
in
230,000
230,000
Co.,
Becker
G.
&
Wells
York
Co-
&
Corp.
from
the
by
certain
of
100%
to
at
company
to
1,000,000
Moseley & Co
The
230,000
William
maturity.
to
with
these
1957
the
of
50
Pierce,
::
S.
New
270,000
Blair
W.
to
stock
respec¬
Corp.
& Kraus
Stearns & Co
number
option
used
be
repayment
connection
the
at
to Jan. 31,
the
fund,
basic
PROCEEDS—The
and
Corp.,
nearly 100% sold.
are
bonds
group headed
a
Securities
F.
600,000
Burge
Hornblower
»
the
agreed
their
Beane
Turben
Mullaney,
&
Baird
&
Milwaukee
:—
Whipple
W.
E.
dicates
The
&
Redpatli
of activities.
scope
severally
Inc.
2,483,000
Inc.
Parker
Fulton, Reid
States
Industrial
our
equipment
have leased and maintained TelAutograph
electronic transmission of handwritten mes¬
explains.
the
of
industrial
we
for
Kurtin
Mr.
operate as part of TelAutoThis division was established
Division.
recently to specialize in purchase of
to industry on a service-rental basis.
.
Inc.
Co.,
Robert
Fauset,
wholly-owned
shares
of
names
opposite
Lynch,
Merrill,
150,000
&
Bacon,
Dillon,
TelAutograph Corp.—Acquires Car Leasing Firm—
new
231,420
the
have
set
Fenner
600,000
Dominick
This
who
bonds
2,483,000
Corp.
Dittmar
'
This
of
below
Merrill
Peck
Allyn
Bear,
present.
T.
of
bonds
Secu¬
Co
&
Auchincloss,
A.
this
of
indebtedness
an
remaining
forth
$2,484,000
Weld
Adams
A.
the
amount
Inc.
debt
of
Webster
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Ball,
The
the
supplied
of
principal
Corp.
White,
quantities
program
Talon, Inc.—$7,500,000 Indebtedness Authorized—
approved the authorization of
manufacturer,
in
the
amount
and
set
are
names:
Stone
1059.
p.
exercised
American Securities
substantial
out
month
Commission.
Further exploration in a
on
under Defense Minerals Exploration
going
contracts
details,
During
mining
transaction.
the
of
the
ore
and the intervening
including title to the
Complete
blocked
All
been
issuance.
UNDERWRITERS—There
principal
uranium
exchange
an
had
for
reserved
pro¬
Grants,
near
of
leases.
June,
last
production,
been
sections
Administration
on
rities
closing.
the
mined.
Atomic
the
leases
area
tons
in
the
various
clearing
present
already
proved
Canyon
acquired
were
negotiated
for
were
Swan-Finch
by
addition
ore
mining
98
2,000
which owned
Swan-Finch.
by
devoted
of
than
more
removed,
preparation
tons
of
Poison
Corp.
acquired
period
the
in
which
been
Colaraer
was
title
announced by Robert F. Six, Chairman.
was
from
have
the
Stock
toolc
13
shares
268,580
Corp.—Acquires Mining Leases—
Sept.
on
properties
it
leases,
already
600
Oil
were
The
53
(without par
or
face value)
3,000,000
3.000,000
2,500,000 shs.
2,220,000 shs.
L
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1162)
UNDERWRITERS —The
The
First
F.
Co.,
&
Inc
Moseley & Co
S.
1.500,000
l.COO.OOO
1,000,000
Gregory & Sons.——__
Tucker, Anthony & Co..
The
purchasers
from
the
of
A.
&
of Shares
Becker
G.
Hornblower
Paine,
35,400
&
Webber,
16,500
of
Inc.
a
SEC
Lundborg
covered
share,
11,000
Square,
and
began hearings
will
2,200
Co
the proposed merger
on
be
effective
Nov.
1.—V.
182,
SEC
to
shares
Jersey
City,
N.
filed
30
of
Real
The
J.
stock,
be
Inc.,
stock
Elmark
of
Corp.,
which
used
$500
to
V.
1,100
———
Kormendi & Co., Inc.—_—
Carl McGlone & Co., Inc.—
1,100
1,100
Per. End. Aug. 31—
Treasurer,
182,
Wolfson
duties
SEC
to
2,750
Western
underwrit¬
Reserve
Telephone
ing group managed by Kidder, Peabody & Co., on Sept.
14 publicly offered 174,540 common shares (par $2.50) at
Co.
Bonds
—
price of $12
per
PROCEEDS—Of
the
offering,
of
own
growth
of
its
business
BUSINESS—The'
manufacturer
for
the
sale
of
of
other
and
issue
an
of
$500,000
3%%
Sold—The
craft
Coca-Cola,
and
milk
world's largest
machines, used
ice
also manu¬
coin changers
It
cream.
of coin operated vending machines,
types
In
production
the
engaged
has
company
Walter
This
in
the
for1
months
six
ended
June
dividends
Net
$381,903
65
49
or
$592,728
cents
75
or
cents
cents
share
a
share
a
in
for
share
a
the
on
like
the
the
stock
common
full
compared
last
period
with
Net
and
year
of
15
cents
per
ordered
the
1955,
1,
board
transfer
for
continue
to
books
such
closed
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
the
the
is
the
on
of
as
It
purpose.
dividends
EFFECT
close
present
stock
common
PRESENT
TO
business
of
intention
quarterly,
skg.fd.
Cumulative
Series
note
$2.25
stock
Common
due
preferred
1,
Sept.
1,
stock
f $2.50
$1,500,000
12,200 shs.
10,980 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
par)—
in
agreed
and
company
sell,
to
and
each
the
severally
agreed to purchase
stock set forth below:
common
selling
the
the
named
number
respective
have
stockholders
underwriters
below
shares
of
of
—Shs. to be Purchased from—
The
j'
Kidder,
Peabody & Co
A. C. Allyn & Company, Inc
Central Republic Co. (Inc.)
V
McDonald
&
Company
Stroud & Company
Cruttenden
&
Clement
3,048
Co.,
Wagenseller
Barret,
&
Durst,
Inc.
—
Fitch, North & Co._
Harris
&
Reinholdt
Rodman
C.
B.
i
Gardner—,—..
&
&
&
Co.,
H.
O.
Peet
Burke
Mid
&
Continent
Prescott,
<—V.
182,
2,780
2.780
914
2,086
914
2,086
Investm't & Securities Corp.
Wright,
Snider
Company
Thayer
that
Lindsley,
founder
have
arrangements
recently
resigned
President
Mr.
of
Ltd.—Robert Anderson
the
of
Board
of
purpose
its
President,
special
a
creating
that
Ltd., a
in mining
completed
Deputy
Robert
of
scheduled
B.
to
become
to
be
Chairman
called
company
formed in
of
the
free
world.
countries
many
for
the
1928, is
Through
Stock
of\the Canadian
shares
the
of
joint
Inter¬
Electric(
company
firm.
Westinghouse
now
70%
owns
—V.
180,
stock
common
the
of
Canadian
of
of
brake
air
equipment because of
electricity
Corp,
ratio
The
represents
their
The
the
Air
stock
com¬
products
Corp.—Consolidation
this
of
RCA
corporation
included
are
1955—Month—1954
$
Sales
the
more
manufactured
retains
Westinghouse
publicly
held.—V.
182,
and
—V.
182,
p.
$
in
the
assets
of
Delaware
Appliance
of
designated
merger
the
following
Walter G.
Seeger,
to
serve
C.
Cudmore, Secretary.—V.
J,
Delaney
Sales
for
Chairman
of
the
182, p.
658.
been
named
it
company,
in
the
United
rosion
resistant
announced
Under
Stock
and
in
operated
Fryer
Director
employs
W.
under
Eelz,
transaction,
the
an
and
indicated
workers
in
other
and
of
name
cor¬
Aloyco,
was
President.
Walworth
business
has
400
the
steels
of
assets
sales
plants
of
the
volume
at
Alloy
has
been
Manager of the White
past five years.—V. 182, p. 555.
the
and
sales
Advertising
of
Linden
June,
W.
Grace,
President,
1955."—V.
181,
promotion
reported
eight
as
Ala.,
as
two
an
Walworth
Alloy Steel Products,
which
has
major cities throughout the United States
independent subsidiary of Walworth Co.
which
has
annual
major properties,
and
an
that
sales
M. &
in
H
excess
Valve
Southwest Fabricating &
&
Welding
Co.,
Inc.
of
operates
plants
at
Ar.niston,
Louis. 111.; Greensburg,
Pa.; Houston,
Mineola, Long Island.—V. 182, p. 9G2.
Ala.;
Boston,
Texas;
in
a
letter,
news
dend
to
about
stockholders
Sept.
of
15
record
nounced.
A
total
value
of
of
133,151.25 shares of
$1,331,512.50
will
commenced
in
says
part:
July
lor
any
Net
Inc.—August Sales Up—
Allen
a
125%
Peyser,
stock, with
the
dividend,
an
expansion,
1955—8 Mos.—1954
$1,799,697
primarily
President
divi¬
'
an¬
aggregate
which
has
par
been
in
based
in
its
$18,905,219 $13,764,927
the
for
opening
of
stores,
new
$3,581,780
cents
number
effect
the
for
for
the
the
for
fiscal
ended
year
earnings again reached
a
shares
the
latest
fiscal
previous
equal
share
of
to
net
new
June
highs
history.
were
a
Co.—Reports Record Earns.—
report
and
taxes
earnings
on
annual
sales
after
91
giving
its
that
year
with
Net
with
pared
after
stock
the
five
lock
and
in
'S
.
.
to
Offered—
the holders
of
its
per
one
increased
handling
modern
sales
and
factory
1954,
sales
proximately
wide
a
30,
approximately
1955,
Stamford,
in
facilities
Conn.,
Salem,
Va.
to
$12,700,-
the
through
branches.
of
a
expansion
manufactures
period,
of
of
its
plants
new
sale
and
acquisition
the
two
addition,
In
manufacture
for
through
builders'
if
of
sub¬
mate¬
large amount
Jtss regional
and sells materials handling
hardware,
and powdered metal products.
handling equipment accounted for ap¬
net sales.
Products of this division include
materials
of
of
65%
from
company
locks,
equipment,
June
and
service
BUSINESS—The
In
its
increased
provide
purposes.
plant
equipment
machinery
will
and equipment.
During this
relocation
of a
major portion
the
its
to
proceeds
plant
business
and
of
th| company's enlarged volume of busi¬
ended
property,
completed
Tennessee
of
total
variety
of
electric,
gasoline,
diesel
and
propane
lift Joicks, hand
trucks, and hand-operated anl
powered
industrial
electric-
hoists.
The standard industrial trucks are often equipped
special attachments, for transporting, loading, lifting, stacking
storing
raw
materials,
semi-finished
and
finished
products,
powered
with
foodstuffs
and
handled
be
largest
In
sales
which, because
unit
standard
manufacturers
of
this
of
of
size
or
shape,
company
is
on?
their
The
loads.
type
can
the
of
equipment.
the United States accounted for 8r2
of total
1954
net sales,
and the company's plants in Canada, England, and
Western Germany contributed approximately 15%
of total net sales.
Export
The
from
expanding
increase
of
economy
the
in
activities
EARNINGS—For
amounted
of
to
Western
of
the
has
Europe
British
months
six
compared
for
income
$3.44
to
the
$51,122,000
Net
1954.
equal
and
led
to
significant
a
divisions
German
the
to
year
earlier.
split
Per
of
share,
share
the
at
increase
an
common
each
of
report
since
1921
its
for
813,772,
that
the
incorporation
this
to
Sales
states
year's
the
fiscal
compared
high
company
shares
common
in
of
1928,
of
the
year
In
Jan.
ranging
from
profits
234%
has
company
to
1955
and
3
long
stock
a
low
of
every
$89,699
June
$228,045,301
a
1955
25,
year
amounted
earlier,
an
to
$260.-
increase
assets
25
were
at
June
25,
1955
were
to
$3,403,370, a ratio
$16,555,715
representing
days sales based
upon
current
sales
$27,931,053
of
the
2.97
to
and
1.
equivalent
volume.—V.
182,
current
Inventories
(par
due
payable
4%
p,
of
paid
about
1060.
at
19
dividends
cash
of
dividends
date,
EFFECT
GIVING
cents
50
in
per
every
year
share
were
TO
1,
1967, with semi-annual installments of
1 and Nov. 1 of each year, and (3) $10,Feb. 1, 1973. with semi-annual installments of
Feb. 1 and Aug.
1 of each year commencing
on
1C56.
1,
underwriters
shares
the
of
additional
rights:
of
exercise
capital
facilities
of
announced
The
of
vision,
ferrite
of
Yale
Sept.
on
ferrite
12
plant
Addison,
at
Powdered
will be
plant
used
components
by
to
the
needed
electronics
industry,
Mr.
contains
a
two-acre
12,300
Production
at
square
the
to
Ci.____:
4
8
plot,
feet
advancing
gradually
equipment
is completed.—V.
full
the
of
be
added
to
Division,
the
was
President.
make
available
increasing
the
demands
greater
the
of
said.
new
floor
plant
is
operations
182,
to
Products
The transfer of Yale & Towne's
the
meet
Chapman
Addison
to
111.,
Metal
will
plant
new
capacity
on
—
principally devoted to the produc¬
the manufacturers of radio, tele¬
and other eloctronic equipment.
operations
Witter .&
Gilbert W. Chapman.
by
production
It
4
Wood, Struthers & Co
—
Products Division Expands—
Towne's
newly acquired
4
Dean
Co
4
new
a
&
Stillmah, Maynard & Cz
4
Metal
purchase
4
4
Marks & Co
Powered
The
4
Stetson Securities Corp.
8
Weeks
Loeb & Co
Laurence M.
4—
Riter &
8
Sachs & Co
&
Curtis
4
Co.—
&
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Kuhn,
,—
4
duPont
Hornblower
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
& Bean°
8
Paine. Webber, Jackson &
4
Co.
I.
%
.
4
Dominick
&
&
severally
agreed to sell to them,
indicated below, such of the
as
shall not be subscribed for
stock
20
Stanley & Co
Clark, Dedge & Co
Dominick
have
has
.
%
Morgan
below
named
agreed to purchase, and the comDany
severally, in the respective percentages
by
FINANCING
May
due
payable
$250,000
PRESENT
Authorized
Outstanding
$19,750,000
$19,753,000
2,000,000 shs.
713.517 shs.
— —-
May
on
notes
of
lia¬
$2,1 )0.000,
April
on
notes
$25)
term
notess
Located
amounted
period
like
was
(li
$250,000.
14.37%.
Current
the
in
year
by insurance companies. The $19,750,009 notes outstanding
$1,500,000 3'/4%
notes due May 1, 1967, (2) $3,250,000
of
000,000
Aug.
on
in
this
offered.
All held
tion
shown
of
sales
net
share compared with $760,000 or $1.21
the first six months and $1,821,000 or
of
$5,128,337.
year .ended
with
has
$45,028,000
half
1955.
share for
outstanding share for the full year 1954.
1899.
on
being
com¬
computations
end
with
first
?0,
June
1, and 75 cents per share on July 1.
A dividend of
75 cents per share payable Oct.
1 to stockholders of
record Sept.
9
will not be payable, on the additional shares now
$5,128,337,
were
year,
per
outstanding
3-for-l
year
fiscal
$1.12
ended
outstanding
per
outstanding
paid
1954.
The
June
Co.—Stock
issued
balance
for
years
for
hardware
stantially
The
required
general corporate
spent
Goldman,
Lovett Grocery
fiscal
33.147e.
31,
•'
will apply $1,000,000 of the proceeds from
capital
stock toward
reduction
of
out¬
additional
loans.
company
Drexel
reports
earnings
bilities
common
constitute
5,
pay
for
company,
1955,
Kewanee;
2976,
p.
$25) rights to subscribe at $56
additional shares at the rate of
UNDERWRITERS—The
360.
p.
Winn &
This
year
to
for
the
*
revolving
used
182,
are
Washington Natural Gas Co.—Stock
Dividend, etc.—
company
bank
was
Francis
in
This
the
capital
During
000
Feb.
$2,408,318
balance
Houston,
181,
.
arid
ness
consist
company has
arranged to borrow $9,000,000 from a group of
headed by Irving Trust Co. of New
York.
T. C. White, President, said that
$6,000,000 of the proceeds are to
be
used
for
retirement of
existing
credit
loans
and
the
program.
Mass.; East
111.; and
(par
106,931
of
standing
Inc.—Capacity Up—
The
compared
$42,000,000 recently
Fittings Co., of Annis-
payment of short-term note
balance will be used to pay
therefor.
At Sept. 9,
outstanding, evidencing borrowings
12
banks
be
of
integral part of its expansion and diversification
St.
district
will
stock
sale
t234-4%
1955—Month—1954
Sales
Bloom-
1985,
treasury
depart¬
1922.
p.
White's Auto Stores,
than
more
and
the
with
due
D.
any
the
Manufacturing
Sept.
on
CAPITALIZATION
Manufacturing Co., Gainesville, Texas, osr tank manufactur¬
subsidiary, is operating at capacity although steel continues in
short supply.
Capacity of this plant was doubled during May and
Steel
statement
the
to
and
were
PROCEEDS—The company
the
since
Advertising
part common
pay
Towne
&
for
Capital
—V.
will
notes
of
registration
a
reimburse
to
DIVIDENDS—The
announced
was
White River Propane Gas Co.,
25,
Walworth
Texas,
Fred
for
Alloy Steel
and
Belz
acquired
ton,
by
the
stainless
of
marketed
and
12
of
made
J.
N.
Mr.
valves
cash
part
$4,000,000
offices
terms
Co.
of
alloys
Sept.
on
the
Products
field,
States
$416,028,692
on Sept. 9, 1955.
expire at 3:30 p.m., (EDST)
on Sept. 26, 1955.
The offering is being unaerwritten by
Morgan Stanley & Co. and a group of Investment firms
who will purchase from the company any unsubscribed
per
by P. E. Tobin,
R. A. Fryer has been named Assistant Direc¬
department, with headquarters at Cleveland, Ohio.
Period End. Aug. 31—
Co.—Acquisition of Valve Manufacturer—
filed
13
of first mortgage bonds, series
sale at competitive bidding.
outstanding,
or
company
share
Advertising Director—
Manager.
the enlarged
of
has
this
$
Acquisition by this company of the assets and business of Alloy Steel
products Co., Inc., of Linden, N. J., one of the
leading manufacturers
$441,092,255
Electric C<k—Registers With SEC—
prior construction.—V.
capital
as
Elisha Gray II, President;;
Mason Smith," Vice
Treasurer; John S. Holl. Vice President, Seeger Division;
Promotion
ment for
962.
Walworth
The
not
Seeger
of
Directors;
and
Edward
Mr.
15,408,576 124,064,305 119,481,167
1955—8 Mos.—1954
$52,598,541
will be applied first
then
$7,700,000
for
machinery
Approved—
ing
1955—8 Mos.—1954
$
16,663,525
—
„
Inc.—August Sales Up¬
1955—Month—1954
Sept.
on
construction
1955,
to
of
firm
company
Canadian
is
stock
"Texas
Period End. Aug. 31—
Net proceeds
rapid
very
of
Canadian
Brake
of
stock
common
the
sale
adjustment
an
in
respective
firm.
common
the
of
Canada,
companies
of
the
of
in
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp.;
of
Preston
Walgreen Co.—August Sales Increased—
Withdraw Statement—
Co.—To
$8,500,000
public
indebtedness
rials
Mr. Delaney was formerly Director of Sales Promotion
and
for White's Autocar Division.
1879.
p.
incident
expenses
statement
for
offered
working
statement
Canadian
10%
one-fifth
Thomas
and
affiliates, Ventures controls or has an interest
15 operating companies, 20 development
companies and some
participations in the mining, research and metallurgical fields.
for
pay
share for each six shares held of record
some
145
to
962.
p.
covering
be
for
Brake Co. announced
has purchased from
Air
cpmpany
Canadian
American
the
the
subsidiaries
in
Electric
The
the
Electric
agreement
Sales
tor
used
be
shares.
Westinghouse
White Motor Co.—New
14
who
Gas
&
company
$2.88 per
become
the
The subscription offer will
1922.
p.
12
President
Anderson,
with
company.
Board
Sept.
on
Defense,
to
meeting
by
Sept.
officers
position.
holding
181,
Corp.—Increases
137,480
of
two
stockholders
General
is
shareholders
Canadian
in
for
Secretary
below.—V.
$0.56
Firm—
President—
announced
company,
Corp.
the
of
the
use
the
about
The
company.
retiring
at
Ventures
engaged
S.
mining
Lindsley,
the
been
U.
as
this
of
Be
to
Canadian
share.
a
sales of
reflect
to
sold
and
Ventures
4,353,149
2,317,916
added, the electrical manufac¬
of the Canadian Westinghouse Co's business has grown
the
of
partments
2,086
to
are
$58,013,386
Yale
$63,795,329
3,227,911
taxes
in
the
two-fifths
its
in
to
1954
$80,356,088
Corp.
2,780
914
Inc
notification
of
Incr.
Refrigerator Co.
approved, by a combined majority of more than 997* of
stock represented in person
and by proxy, the agreement of merger
between the two companies and with Delaware Appliance
Corp. to form
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp.
The air conditioning
and Estate stock de¬
962.
p.
Subs.)—Profit
(&
6,351,549
income
that
stock
Westinghouse
on
2,780
1,220
MacDonald,
and
years,
than
The
proceeds
Aug. 31—
182,
and
2,780
1,220
—_
Co
&
Co.
1955
Electric
$54
Whirlpool
3,477
1,220
—
continuing.
p. 962.
3,477
1,220
1,220
—
Inc
Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle, Inc
McCormick & Co
is
other.
recent
nearly
3,477
1,523
Christopher & Co
Kormendi
each
3,477
1,523
Renshaw
trend
3,477
1,523
upward
an
which manufactures and sells in Canada products of both Amer¬
ican companies. The American companies were both founded by
George
Westinghouse, but in ownership and management they are independent
and
letter
a
activities.
registration
The
stock,
Western
owners,
pany,
and
5,214
1,523
Inc
_
for
approximately
5,214
1,523
Company,
Newburger & Co
5,562
2,286
E.
Brake
interests
5,562
2,286
19,942
share
Firm—
company
approximately
the
5,562
2,438
—
Western
13
Price, Chairman and President of Westinghouse Electric,
O. Boshell, Chairman and President of the Westinghouse Air
Co., explained that for many yaars each company had owned
increase
5,562
2,438
2,438
Inc.—
Co.,
Ira Haupt & Co
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.—
Fairman,
6,952
2,438
&
Cranbery, Marache & Co
of
$0.78
12
common
faster
6,952
6,952
3,048
1
Brake
turing portion
6,952
3,048
3.048
_
Sept.
company's
were
taxes
Interest
Sept,
Ltd.,
In
filed
7
shares of non-assessable common stock, to be
share), through Seligmann & Co., Milwaukee,'
Worcester County
Union
on
Gwilym A.
of
23,313
Federal
corporation
the
Stockholders
10,227
——
Inc.—
Evans
A.
Selling
Company
,
the
24,084
share
Stock
on
Air
of
810,000 shs.
the
of
after
Canadian
jointly
and
UNDERWRITERS—The
severally
have
of
were
the
Brake
income
Westinghouse
Co.,
30,000 shs.
—
there
and
4,000,
Westinghouse Electric
This
Outstanding
$1,500,000
1966—
($50par)_a
dividend
income
est
FINANCING
Authorized
4'/a%
on
the
of
Ohio—Files
Denver,
per
Saies
made
Federal
income per
See
Corp.,
Incr.—
Western
number
split, there
was
1.
Sept.
the
split
4-for-l
a
tho stock
On
in
—
before
Sells
Sept. 12, 1955 the directors declared a dividend
share of common stock payable Dec. 12, 1955 and
Sept.
on
($1
net
per. End.
SEC
fifth
a
__—
Profit
DIVIDENDS—On
Dec.
of
announced
was
962.
p.
1954.
year
number
it
6 Months Ended June 30—
Sales
to
followed
than
more
than
Westinghouse Air
1955
30,
the
for
$3,809,916
of
the
President.
When
owners.
in
months,
the
corresponding
period of 1954 and $16,876,297 for the entire year 1954.
Net income
for
the first half of
this
year
was
$503,566, equal after preferred
with
compared
17.
four
more
owners
May
182,
of
Co.—Stockholders
increase
than
Marshall,
share
increase
—V.
P.
Telegraph
20%
a
less
in
increase
effective
electronic and
radar equipment and air¬
armed forces and aircraft manufacturers.
sales
$11,973,815
were
been
share
Union
of
the
components for
EARNINGS—Net
addition
Union
has
owners
Union
be
the
vending
to
believed
refrigerated
operated
Western
There
share
by
Wis.
Exchange Commission—
(F. W.) Woolworth Co.,
first
mortgage sinking
bonds, series A-55, dated Aug. 1, 1955 and due Aug.
1, 1975, it was announced on Sept, 14.—V, 168, p. 1628.
being sold
are
expansion.
possible
is
company
coin
products.
and
for
and
bottled
factures other
design
shares
121,340
group of selling stockholders, most of whom
substantial sto<k holdings in the company.
The
a
the
oxfered
covering a prop'sed issue
of 250.000
shares of common stock (par $5) at $8 per share is expected to be
withdrawn.
See also V. 182, p. 962.
—V.
for the
will con¬
remaining
53,200 shares are being sold by the company, and the proceeds there¬
from
will be used as additional working capital required by the
account
The
Uranium
150,000
par
Woods Oil
share.
tinue to
with
b?
to
722.
and
$106,919,000
fund
a
$10),
Company, Columbus, Ohio, has sold to residents of
Ohio
Offered—An
Stock
at
The
.
Co.—Common
corporation
mining
1955—8 Mos.—1954
$14,830,000 $126,048,000
962,
p.
(par
Harley
Madison,
p.
(The)
covering
Wis.
(Mo.)—August Sales—
$20,211,000
182,
Wis.;
Inc.,
182,
Securities
offered
~
155.
p.
Milwaukee,
Farrell,
improvement.—V.
apart¬
his
to
of
stock
pur¬
The
addition
in
1955—Month—1954
Sales
—V.
Bell
With
Lett has been elected
of the company.—V.
Secretary
notification
letter
a
common
reoffered to the public at $17.50 per s.mre,
Co.,
&
Webb & Knapp, Inc.—New Treasurer—
Harry
as
of
tbrargh The
Haydon & Co., Inc., Ma.i.on,
The net proceeds are to be
used for payment of short-term bank loans; balance lor ext.nsion and
Journal
garden
owns
and
Wis.;
the
at
14
be
to
are
with
offered
Plan,
proceeds
net
notification
to
Associates
Western Auto Supply Co.
8,000
of
letter
a
common
Estate
filed
31
Aug.
on
16.654 shares
Milwaukee
development,
Co.,
5,500
corporation
covering
stockholders
through transferable warrants ex{ iring Sept. 29, 1955,
at $16.50 per share, on the basis of one new share for each five shares
held; unsubscribed shares to be purchased by underwriters at $16.50
515.
p.
Monday, September 19, 1955
.
Wisconsin Southern Gas Co., Inc.—Files With SEC—
The
2,200
& Co.—
Inc.
400
through
outstanding
3,000
&
Aug.
or
chase
2,750
McCarty
corporation
Ohio
Vendo
ap-
2,750
Hopwood
Collins &
Irving
j
was
per share
The
2,750
Co
Jullen
_
962.
p.
Commission
ment
t
Co.—
&
&
Ctmpbell,
Corp...
Sullivan & Co.,
182,
Jaffray
16,500
Michigan
Bosworth,
—V.
Piper,
Schwabacher
&
__
Co.—
Hallgarten & Co
R. W. Pressprich & Co.—
First
Northwest
11,000
Jackson
Curtis
&
Pacific
16,500
Inc.—
Co.
Weeki.
&
Estabrook
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton __—•—.—
——
35,400
._
the
Distribution
on
July 29 at which time
Washington Gas & Electric Co.
from
company with Seattle Gas Co.
If approved the merger will be
share for share exchange with
Washington Natural Gas Co. the
per
Beane—
14
Commission.
company
the
surviving corporation,
severally agreed to purchase
respective numbers of shares of
Pierce,
Lynch,
Sept.
S.
the
of
changed
was
500,000
of Shares
Fenner
Washington P.
name
250,000
250,000
Number
Kidder, Peabody & Co
the
stockholders
cn
Number
Merrill,
by
by
company
On
750,000,
have
following
the
company
stock:
common
pioved
Washington REAP, Inc., Dover, Del.—Files With SEC
below
named
approved
the
Kean, Taylor & Co.____
Granbery, Marache &
Co,
Hayden, M.ller & Co
Stokes & Co..
—
Boston
Corp._$3.750.000
:___ 3.750,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co... 2,250,000
Blyth
have
severally
respective prin¬
below
following
named
purchasers
agreed to purchase from the company the
cipal amounts of the 1985 series bonds:
.
.
p.
plant
was
in
constructed
1S54.
space.
scheduled
as
862.
the
to
begin
installation
on
of
Oct.
tools
1,
and
Volume
182
Number 5465
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(1163)
55
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
of America National Trust & Sav¬
Summerdale, Ala.
Bond Sale—An issue of $335,000
.first
mortgage
water
revenue
,*
bonds
was sold to Fox, Reusch &
Coi, of Cincinnati, as 4V2S. Dated
.April 1, 1955. Legality approved
by Dumas, O'Neal & Hayes, of
Birmingham.
Board
of
Supervisors,
receive
a.m.
(MST)
cn
Oct.
purchase
of
$69,000
bonds.
sealed
Dated
July
clusive.
1
bids
Nov.
from
to
1970
in¬
of
Board
will
receive
(MST)
purchase
bonds,
as
bonds.
1956
Due
to
bids
until
17
for
bonds.
1956
1975
to
Dated
Nov.
1 from
inclusive.
awarded
were
—
to
the
of
America
Rock, Ark.
Bond
Sale—An issue of $60,swimming pool bonds was sold
to W. R. Stephens Investment
Co.,
Inc., of Little Rock.
€00
receive
(PST)
sealed
Trust
bids
until
8
p.m.
Oct. 4 for the purchase
on
$1,150,000 improvement bonds.
of June
as
1, 1968. Prim(J-D) payable
at the City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Orrick, Dahlcipal and
Board
quist,
San
of
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe,
of
Dist.
James
Manager
Zone
Twohy
Frank
that the
Board
announces
Corporate Trust Dept., First Na¬
tional
City Bank,
2
Wall
St.,
N.1 Y. C., until 11 a.m. (EDST) on
Sept. 21 for the purchase of $18,000,000 electric plant revenue, sec¬
issue
1, 1955.
of
1955
bonds.
Due
1961
able
and
1
from
Bonds due
thereafter
Oct.
of
as
Dated
Oct.
on
1956 to 1985 inclusive.
call¬
are
1, 1958.
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Treasurer's office.
Legality
and interest
City
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
and Stephen B.
Robinson, both of
000
"In
of
bonds.
on
Dated
Oct. 15 from
inclusive.
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
San Francisco.
Berkeley, Calif.
Bond Sale
The $650,000 OffStreet Parking Revenue bonds of¬
fered Sept. 13 were awarded to
—
Manhattan
Pierce, Fenner &
Beane, of New York City, as fol¬
lows:
1957
125,000
to
1962
2^4s.
1963 to
465.000
sive.
1
to
1995
financial
with
in
on
1,
Sent.
1955.
to
1
Due
1995
on
&
aid
of
Interest
A-O.
Legality approved
by O'Melveny & Myers, of Los
Angeles.
$30,000,000
K
Pinole-Hercules Union Sch. Dist.,
Contra Costa County, Calif.
Offering
W. T.
—
bonds, including the financing of,
and
power
developments.
As a result, the District should be
in a position to market its revenue
bonds
Union
School
Sept.
awarded
Due
District, with consequent
"A
report
nancing
of
the
on
the
•
Elementary Sch. Dist.,
County, Calif.
Offering—Fred J. Moore,
County Clerk, will receive
until
the
2
p.m.
ing
bonds.
on
(A-O)
Dated
Oct.
inclusive.
Sept.
15
from
=at
office.
19
build¬
Oct.
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
15, 1955.
1957 to 1970
and
interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
p. • rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Bank
on
for the purchase-of $35,000
Due
school
182,
(PDST)
cisco.
J
sav¬
fi¬
proposed
District's
Upper
Project will be
submitted early this Fall.
American
River
bonds
revenue
and
do
not
impose
bility for taxation
able
lands within
San
will
upon
the
be
reve¬
any
lia¬
the tax¬
Bond
Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
County Clerk, will receive
son,
sealed
bids
July
on
1 from
1957
to
cost of about
1972 inclusive.
1968
All
1961
the
Due
to
575,00qf
inclusive.
of
3.34%,
$400,000 6s.
60,000 subway, 7th series bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1957 to
1964
3V4s.
follows:
as
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
Due
May
on
1
from 1965 to 1967 inclusive.
bonds
dated
are
7,025,000 3.30s.
his
at
1, 1955, except the $60,000
subway, 7th series bonds which
dated July 1, 1955.
interest payable at
are
and
National
Bank
Britain
New
Due May 1, 1968.
of
office
in
HAWAII
Principal
the
Bond
at
or
National
Hawaii
First
Boston,
Bank.
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.
;
— Kam
Tai Lee,
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
at the Bankers Trust Co., New
York City, until Sept. 26 for the
purchase
$7,500,000
school
15, 1955. Due
15
from
1958 to
1975
in¬
clusive.
Collier County Special Tax School
1
of
Dated Nov.
Nov.
on
District No.
(Territory of)
Offering
bonds.
FLORIDA
(P. O. Everglades),
Legality
approved
by
Wood, King & Dawson, of New
York City.
Florida
Bond Offering—W. D.
Reynolds,
Superintendent of Education, will
receive
sealed
(EST)
bids
Sept.
on
27
until
for
noon
the
pur¬
chase
of $700,000 school
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on
July 1
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Hanover Bank, of New York
City.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York
District."
Bernardino
High Sch. Dist.,
San Bernardino County, Calif.
City.
Panama
City, Florida
Bond and Certificate Sale—The
bonds and certificates totaling
$1,-
750,000
p.
offered
Sept.
9—v.
764—were awarded to
composed
of Shields
&
a
182,
group
Co., Blair
San
ILLINOIS
Chicago
Authority, III.
$5,650,000 notes
offered Sept. 13—v. 182, p. 1061—
were awarded to a group headed
by the Chemical Corn Exchange
Bank ,of New York City, at 1.44%
interest, plus a premium of $1.
Note
Cook
Housing
Sale—The
County (P. O. Chicago), III.
Warrant
Offering
—
J.
Edward
Barrett, Clerk of Board of County
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until 10:30 a.m. (CDST) on
Sept. 27 for the purchase of $4,500,000 tax anticipation warrants,
follows:
as
$3,000,000 corporate warrants.
1,500,000 highway warrants.
& Co., Inc., both of New York
Dated Oct. 10, 1955.
Principal
City,' Robinson - Humphrey Co.,
on
Oct.
3
for
the
and interest payable at the County
purchase of
Inc., of Atlanta, Watkins, Morrow
$725,000 building bonds.
Dated &
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
Co., of Birmingham, Clement A.
Sept. 15, 1955. Due on Sept. 15 Evans &
Co., of Atlanta, Herbert proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
Chicago.
I
J. Sims & Co., of New York
City,
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo, Inc.,
Cook County (P. O. Chicago), III.
at the County Treasurer's office.
of Birmingham,
Thornton, Mohr
To Re-Offer Bond Issue
The
Legality approved by O'Melveny &
Farish, of Montgomery, and
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
$40,000,000 general obligation Ex¬
Weil, Roth & Irving, of Cincin¬
Bernardino,
until
11
(PST)
a.m.
—
nati,
Monica, Calif.
Bond Offering Details—As pre¬
viously noted in these columns,
the City is
offering for sale an is¬
of $2,985,000 auditorium bonds.
sue
Sealed bids will be received by K.
O.
on
Grubb, City Clerk, until 10 aim.
Oct. 4.
Oct.
1,
1956
The bonds will be dated
1955.
to
Due
1970
on
Oct.
1
from
inclusive.
Legality
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los Angeles.
Sequoia
Union
San
Mateo
High School Dist.,
County, Calif.
Bond
Sale—The $500,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 13—v. 182,
963
—
were
awarded
to
the
Co., of San Fran¬
cisco.
on
Dell
Jr.,
District,
6—v.
to
terms most favorable to
on
p.
Dated Oct. 1, 1955.
Due
together
water
American Trust
(PDST) on Sept. 20 for
purchase of $96,000 building
a.m.
sealed bids at his office in Eureka
re¬
veterans
and
offered
963—were
■
Humboldt
Orange County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $8,000 building
bonds
Oct. 1 from 1958 to 1980 inclusive.
Rio
about Nov. 2 for the
$30,000,000
aid bonds, it is reported.
Mesa
(PST)
Bond
(State of)
Offering—Bids will be
bonds
Costa
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Cal'fornia
purchase
receive
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or¬
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
inclu¬
San Francisco.
or
will
Oct. 4 for the purchase of $1,300,000
water
works
revenue
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1955. Due on
bonds.
Savings Asso¬
ciation, of San Francisco. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
on
Clerk,
Calif.
Herman R.
on
the
from
Principal and interest (M-S)
at the Bank of America
Trust
advice
range of experience
of municipal revenue
11
inclusive.
1957
wide
a
the field
bids at his office in Martinez until
Sept. 1 from
payable
ceived
City
—
Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
inclusive.
on
Beach,
1975 inclusive.
the
obtaining the joint services
two firms, the District
obtaining excellent tech¬
nical
Bond
Sale—The $400,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 13—v. 182,
jected
improvement revenue
bonds, at a price of 98.07, a
net
interest
3.52%,
due
due
cost
of
about
follows: $92,000 5s,
July 1 from 1958 to
as
on
1961
inclusive; $196,000 3V2S,
July
on
from
1
1962
to
1968
inclusive, and $712,000
3%s, due on July 1 from 1969
to
1985
750,000
at
inclusive.
utilities
a
tax
certificates,
price of 98.01,
terest cost of about
follows:
June
1
$79,000
from
a
net
3.38%,
in¬
as
5s,
1956
due
on
to
1960
in¬
clusive, and $671,000 3V4S, due
on
June
1
bonds
pressway
follows:
as
$1,000,000
from
1961
to
1985
inclusive.
Volusia
Whittier Union High Sch.
Dist.,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Oct. 1 from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
Sept.
from
National
Bond
sealed
Bond
1 from
inclusive.
Due
Dated
Sent.
on
Due
1971
3s.
1972
Sept.
Brandt,
Lynch,
$60,000 SViS. Due
the
con¬
be
Santa
Bond Offering
and interest
Merrill
Chief
these
will
Los Angeles.
Due
General
Engineer of
follows:
as
inclusive.
Sept.
and
sultants,
Cleveland, Park, Ryan, Inc., of
York, Ross, Borton & Simon,
Inc., of Cleveland, Thornton, Mohr
& Farish, of
Montgomery, Geo. K.
Baum
&
Co., of Kansas City,
Provident Savings Bank & Trust
Co., of Cincinnati, and Shaughnessy & Co., of St. Paul, at a
price of 100.009, a net interest
New
80,000 subway, 8th series bonds.
to
McCaffrey,
District, commented on
appointment of the financial
will receive sealed bids at the
(PDST)
on
Sept. 20 for the purchase of $450,a.m.
control
that
as
the
nues
bids
flood
E.
payable solely from District
Calif.
Offering—Auditor
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Oct. 15, 1955.
1956 to 1985
stated
bond election.
"The
Los Angeles,
Bond
in
(P. O. Oakland), Calif.
Offering—Jack G. Blue,
11
Directors,
Chicago, Ginther, Johnston & Co.,
of
380,000 sewer, 25th series bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1957 to
required
Francisco.
Oct.
County Flood Control and
until
the
Dec. 6 had been determined
the tentative date for the
interest
ond
CALIFORNIA
Conservation
National
Hayward, Calif.
Bond Offering—Irene
Templeton
Hamieson, City Clerk, will
ers
No. 5
finance
of Water and Power Commission¬
ARKANSAS
Bond
to
ings of interest cost."
worth, Dick & Dawson, of Denver.
Water
$85,000,000 revenue
bonds, proceeds of which will be
used
1965
the District
projected
callable
from
Nov.
Alameda
serve
advisors in connection with the
as
the
1
interest
Mountain
been selected to
D°ated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on June 1
from 1957 to 1979 inclusive. Bonds
due in
1969
and
thereafter are
1
1, 1955.
Principal
(M-N)
payable at
the County Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Pershing, Bosand
and
No.
Nov.
on
500,000 school, 37th series bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1956 to
of
inclusive.
Due
Bond
on
school
District
1975
11
the
340,000 High School District No.
1
&
Savings Association, of Sfcin
Fra!ncisco, as 33/4S, at a price of
100.59, a basis of about 3.62%.
Kolb,
Supervisors,
on
the
&
of
School
1061
County
$2,540,000
follows:
$2,200,000
group
Garvey School District, Los Angeles
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $10,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 13—v. 182,
Bank
Oct.
on
Program—Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Stone
&
Youngberg, have
Names Advisors
making the announcement, Royal
Miller, President of the District's
the
sealed
of
a
Co., Wm. R. Staats &
Co., and Redfield & Co., all ot'
Los Angeles, as 3s, at a
price of
100.55, a basis of about 2.93%.
interest
of
$85 Million
100,000 school, 36th series bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1957 to
1975 inclusive.
Moulton
p.
County Sch. Dist. (P.O.
Tucson), Ariz.
a.m.
■
the
Bond Offering—Richard E.
Clerk
Municipal Utility
District, Calif.
200,000 KW
Upper American River project. In
and
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
■
for
10
building
1955. Due
1,
.(J-J)
Pima
until
20
1957
Principal
<
Sacramento
Security - First
National Bank, Blyth & Co., R. H.
will
on
1061—were awarded to
composed
ARIZONA
of
Downey Union High Sch. Dist.,
Los Angeles
County Calif.
Bond Sale—The $380,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 13—v. 182,
p.
'Maricopa County, Mesa High Sch.
Dist. (P. O.
Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Offering —Rhea
Averill,
Clerk
ings Association, of San Francisco;
33/4s, at 100.73, a basis of about
3.61%. v
as
be
East
Volusia
Special Road and Bridge Dist.
(P. O. DeLand), Fla.
Bond Sale—The $8,000,000
gen¬
eral obligation and revenue bonds
of
with
the
(part of a pro¬
$245,000,000) will
sale
shortly,
for
date
award
to
be
about
Oct. 15, according to Daniel Ryan,
President of the Board of County
Commissioners.
Mr.
Ryan made
addressing the
Municipal Forum of New York at
this
the
disclosure
in
Club
Lawyers
City
in
New
York
Sept. 16. The $40,000,000
issue, it will be recalled, failed of
sale at the initial offering on Aug.
16
on
due
with
ofifcial
to
bids
the
based
on
2.69%
was
net
a
dissatisfaction
received.
High bid
interest
cost
of
made
by a syndicate
headed by the Harris Trust & Sav¬
ings Bank of Chicago. A second
bid
County,
total
re-offered
reflecting
a
entered
on
was
2.71%
net
behalf
cost
of
the
Chase Manhattan Bank, New York
City. Shortly before the sale date,
Moody's
Investor
Service
had
dropped its rating on the County's
bonds
from AA to A. In address¬
Sept. 15—v. 182, p. 963—
ing the Municipal Forum, Mr.
a syndicate com¬
America National Trust
expressed
hope that
the
posed of Ira Haupt & Co., Bache Ryan
&
Savings Association, of San &
Co., Baxter, Williams & Co., original rating would be restored,
Francisco, as 23/4s, at a price of
Dominick & Dominick, Francis I. —v. 182, p. 764.
101.16, a basis of about 2.63%.
du Pont & Co., Laidlaw &
Co., Cook
County Forest Preserve Dists.
Tripp & Co., all of New York,
CONNECTICUT
(P. O. Chicago), III.
Courts & Co., of Atlanta, Andrews
Warrant Offering
William J.
& Wells,
Inc., Goodbody & Co.,
New Britain, Conn.
of
both of New York, McDonald & Gormley, Secretary of Board
Bond Offering — W. H.
Judd, Co., of
Commissioners, will receive sealed
Cleveland, Rand & Co., of
President of Board of Finance and
bids until 10:30 a.m. (CDST) on
New York, Townsend,
Dabney &
Taxation, will receive sealed bids
Sept. 27 for the purchase of $800,Tyson, of Boston, Herbert J. Sims
until 11:30 a.m. (EDST) on Sept.
000 tax anticipation warrants, as
& Co., Talmage &
Co., both of
21 for the purchase of $2,920,000
follows:
New York, Piper,
Jaffray & Hopbonds, as follows:
$550,000 corporate fund warrants.
wood,
of
Minneapolis,
Cutter,
$1,800,000 school, 35th series bonds. Plummer
&
250,000 construction and devel¬
Bennett,
of
New
Due on July 1 from 1957 to
York, Lyons & Shafto, Inc., of opment fund warrants.
p.
1061
Bank
—
were,
awarded
of
to
the
offered
were
awarded to
—
1975
inclusive.
Boston,
E.
Ray
Allen
&
Co.,
of
Dated
Oct.
3,
1955.
Principal
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1164)
and interest payable at
of Chicago.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
|
pany
,
Cook County School District
No. 87
(P. O. Bellwood), III.
Sale—The $155,000 school
bonds offered Sept. 12—v. 182, p.
Bond
963
awarded
were
—
Scott
to
&
Wyandt, Inc., of Chicago, at a
pried of 100.11, a net interest cost
of about 3.17%, as follows:
$100,000 3*/8S. Due
1959
Jan. 1 from
on
Jan. 1, 1975.
on
Sale—A
Bond
1, 1955. Due semi-annually from
July 1, 1956 to Jan. 1, 1976 inclu¬
sive.
Interest J-J.
Legality ap¬
165,000
proved
Pickard,
by
McCord,
Ross,
Bond Sale—The $432,500 school
improvement bonds offered Sept.
182,
660—were awarded
Co., of Chi¬
p.
to the Northern Trust
2V4S, at
price of 100.09,
a
basis of about 2.23%.
Sale—The
Bond
$525,000 water
awarded
to
Blyth
Co.,
bonds,
revenue
as
follows:
$195,000 3V4S. Due
1958
90,000 2%s.
1966
Due
240,000 2%s.
1969
The
inclusive.
Due
1975
to
Feb. 1 from
on
1968
to
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1965
to
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
bonds
were originally
February to an ac¬
count headed by William Blair &
Co., of Chicago, but the transac¬
awarded
tion
a
1957
from January
Bond
lips,
from
City
Clerk,
will
receive
(CST) on
000 electric
3961
bonds.
revenue
Due
to 1983 inclusive.
Bonds due
1966 and thereafter
in
of
Sept. 1, 1965.
interest payable at
as
Dated
Sept. 1 from
on
callable
are
be
purchase
gage
was
mutually satisfactory to
purchaser and the City. Le¬
gality
Chapman
by
approved
h^n
sold
the
for
County Consol. High School
508 (P. O. Bath).
Bond Offering—Raymond Middlekamp, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids
until
8:30
(CST) on
Sept. 27 for the purchase of $200,000 building bonds.
Dated Oct. 1,
1955.
Due
on
from 1956 to
1
Principal
and in¬
terest
(J-D) payable at a place
mutually satisfactory to the pur¬
chaser
tion.
the
and
of
Board
Educa¬
14—v.
Legality approved by Chap¬
182,
County
No.
110
Bond
964—were awarded
p.
Two.
Sch.
Dist.
composed
of
Stifel,
Nicolaus
&
Offering
Kansas National
Guard
general
obligation
bonds, series A of 1955.
KENTUCKY
bonds
interest
of
cost
about
3.04%,
follows:
$141,000 3V8S. Due
1956
to
1961
225,000 3s.
Walford
Consol.
Bond
Offering
1962
1968
to
1969
on
from
1
water
sold
the
to
Co.,
of
March
from
Midland
1955.
1956
to
terest M-S.
Charles
Datbd
4V4S.
as
Due
1983
Securities
March "1
on
inclusive.
In¬
Legality approved by
&
Trauernicht,
of
St.
Louis.
Nov.
,— J
Bond Offering—W. Dwight Ren-
ner,
President, will receive sealed
bids
the
at
Farmers
Dated
mortgage
Oct.
annually
1,
revenue
1955.
Jan. ,1
cipal
and
interest
of
bids
Directors,
until
8
from
1956
Legality
to
1974
in¬
approved
Due
(J-J)
Bank, ZionsLegality aooroved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
Oct.
dated
1,
1975 to
Interest A-O.
interest
Kan.
price of 100.11,
a
cost
of
about
Due
on
March 1 and
2.12%,
follows:
$700,000 4s.
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1959 incl.
1,050,000 2V4s. Due on March 1
and Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1965
incl.
1,750,000
and
2s.
Due
on
March
1
Sept. 1 from 1966 to 1975
incl.
Le¬
Catahoula Parish School District
12
(P. O. Jonesville), La.
Bond Offering — A. L. Brooks,
the
the Parish School
receive sealed bids
(CST) on Oct. 4 for
of
Secretary
until
will
10
a.m.
$53,000 building
Dated Nov. 1, 1955. Due on
purchase
bonds.
of
Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1975 inclusive.
M-N.
Interest
Legality approved
Bond
14—v.
182,
Leary
&
Co.,
works
bonds
was
$1,300,improvement
sold to
Smith,
Barney & Co., of New York City,
and Beecroft, Cole &
Co., of Topeka, jointly, as follows:
1975
inclusive.
]
by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
j
approved
Dist.
(P.
O.
New
Bond
Orleans), La.
Offering — Freda
DePo-
litte,
Secretary
of
the
Parish
School Board, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Oct.
13 for the purchase of $6,000,000
school bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1955.
Due on May 1 from 1961 to 1995
inclusive. Interest M-N. Legality
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell.
of New York City, and Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
White and
as
2V2S, at
$180,000
sold
was
to
Portland, Portland Water Dist., Me.
Bond Sale—The $800,000 water
Sept. 13—v.
1062—were, awarded
of
to
Union
182,
p.
group
a
Securities
Corp., Weeden & Co., both of New
York City, and Dwinell, Harkness
& Hill, of
Boston, as 2.30s, at a
price of 100.72, a basis of about
2.25%.
Bank
Boston, 30 State
St., Boston, until 11 a.m. (DST) on
Sept. 21 for the purchase of $2,school
project
bonds.
1, 1955. Due on Oct. 1
880,000
Oct.
Dated
1975 inclusive. Prin¬
1956 to
from
cipal and interest
Towson),
Maryland
Offering—Michael J. Bir¬
mingham, President of the County
Bond
for
(EST) on Sept.
purchase of $15,900,-
the
bonds,
a.m.
as
follows:
Due
&
to
Oct.
on
payable at the
Palmer
&
Dodge,
Principal
tax
Deposit
&
Co.,
Trust
discount, plus
1.50%
at
$147,000 gen¬
obligation and special assess¬
street improvement
bonds
offered Sept. 13—v. 182, p. 964—
were awarded to
Braun, Bosworth
& Co., Inc., of Toledo.
Benton
Harbor, Mich.
Issue
has
Lexington, Mass.
$770,000 bonds
Sale—The
Bond
Sept. 15
were
Smith,
Barney
&
awarded to
Co., and the
Union
Securities
Corp., both of
New York City, jointly, as 2.30s,
at 100.30, a basis of about 2.21%.
1
from
1956
1975
to
parking
off-street
Oct.
bonds.
Due
on
1956
1965
area
inclusive.
to
Oct.
Dated
interest
1, 1955.
Principal
payable at the Mer¬
National
chants
from
1
Bank
of
Michigan
Commission
the Township to
$2,500,000 Sanitary Sewage
System Revenue Bonds at an in¬
terest
rate
not
exceeding 4% to
a Sanitary
serve an unin¬
corporated area in the Township
adjacent to the Cities of Benton
Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.
System
to
Harbor and St.
Joseph. The bonds
will be offered at public sale at a
later
date
Mrs.
fixed
be
to
Township
Board,
the
.by
according
to
Elizabeth M. Piersall.
Birmingham School District, Mich.
Bond Offering—Amos F. Greg¬
Secretary
of Board of Edu¬
receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
(EST) on Sept. 27
for
the
purchase
of
$2,000,000
building and site bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1955. Due on June 1 from
ory,
inclusive.
70,000
Finance
authorized
The sale consisted of:
Oct.
Bonds—The
issue
Sewer
offered
Township (P. O. 1056
Territorial Road, Benton
finance construction of
premium of $1.
a
Park, Mich.
Sale—The
Municipal
the Boston Safe
and interest
First
National
the
ment
To
—
dated Oct. 1, 1955.
1956 to 1965
from
eral
Boston.
awarded to
Co.,
par.
Boston.
Bond
of
Glouscester, Mass.
Sale
The $100,000
cation,
will
1958 to
1981 inclusive.
Bonds due
in 1975 and thereafter are callable
of June
Principal and
a bank
j
trust company designated
by >
the purchaser. Legality approved
as
interest
1, 1965.
(J-D) payable at
or
Mass.
Littleton,
Bond Sale—The
$1,200,000 school
project bonds offered Sept. 13—v.
182,
964—were awarded to a
composed of R. L. Day &
p.
group
Lee Higginson Corp., F. S.
Moseley & Co., Estabrook & Co.,
and Coffin & Burr, all of Boston,
Co.,
23As, at
as
a
price of 100.08, a basis
of about 2.74%.
at
100.03, a basis
of
price
a
1.99%.
of about
Detroit.
Britton-Macon
—
til
8
(EST)
p.m.
(P. O. East
Trust
&
Sept. 1, 1955. Due
from
1
1956
to
on
inclu¬
1981
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany
to be designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder.
Legality approved
Miller,
Paddock
&
Detroit, Mich.
The $400,000
Bank
for
22
sive.
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
notes
13—v. 182, p. 1062—
awarded
to
the Newton-
Waltham
Sept.
on
purchase of $235,000 building
June
bv
offered Sept.
were
O. Britton), Mich.
Bond Offering — G. E. Rogers,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
Cambridge), Mass.
Sale
Note
Agricultural School
District (P.
bonds. Dated
public
bonds offered Sept. 14
—v. 182, p. 964—were awarded to
Weeden & Co., New York City, as
2s,
by Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of
the
Sale—The $150,000
Co.,
of
Bond
Offering—John
erspoon,
ceive
(EST)
Waltham, at 1.51% discount.
chase
Norfolk County
With-
H.
City Controller, will
sealed
bids
Sept.
on
until
20
for
re¬
10
a.m.
the
pur¬
lows:
Dedham),
Offering
Note
C.
Raymond
County
sealed
receive
(P. O.
Mass.
—
Treasurer,
bids
until
11
Sept. 20 for the
ourchase of $300,000 tuberculosis
(DST)
hospital
on
maintenance notes.
Due
April 4, 1956.
Attleborough, Mass.
Bond Offering — August R.
ceive
sealed
of
$9,131,000 bonds,
as
fol¬
$3,556,000 general public improve¬
ment, series Z bonds. Due on
Sept. 15 from 1956 to 1980
inclusive.
1,300,000 general public improve¬
ment, series Y bonds. Due on
Sept. 15 from 1956 to 1970
inclusive.
North
Funke, Town Treasurer, will
bids
at
the
re¬
Second
1,275,000
public
series P
15
from
sive.
utility
bonds.
1956
Due
to
lighting,
Sept.
on
inclu¬
1980
I
Co., Ill
Franklin St., Boston, until 11 a.m.
(DST) on Sept. 20 for the pur¬
2,000,000 public sewer, series T
bonds. Due on Sept. 15 from
Prin¬
chase
1,000,000
cipal and interest (A-O) pay¬
lows;
Bank-State
$11,000,000 public facilities school
bonds.
Due
on
1958
1985
inclusive.
to
Oct.
1
from
of
Street
$700,000
Trust
bonds,
as
j
MICHIGAN
Legality approved by Storey,
ton.
Thorndike,
1
at
of
2.40s, at
as
are
Allen
Merchants National Bank of Bos¬
a.m.
Baltimore County (P. O.
Gardner,
The notes
of
Warmington,
000
p.
Coffin
awarded
Westminster, Mass.
Offering—Albert E. Cole,
Treasurer, will receive seal¬
bids by
the Merchants Na¬
will
MARYLAND
28
15—v. 182,
Note Sale—The $40,000 fire sta¬
tion notes offered Sept. 15 were
Bond
Middlesex County
composed
school
$84,000
Burr, of Boston, as 2%s, at a price
of 100.20, a basis of about 2.72%.
payable
Maiden, Mass.
Drummond, of Bangor,
price of par. Due seri¬
19o6 to 1967 inclusive.
bonds offered
1062—were
Bank
parking
a
ally from
Sale—The
Town
MAINE
bonds
Regional Sch. Dist.,
bonds offered Sept.
inclusive.
Framingham, Mass.
and
Sch.
\
Street Trust Co., Boston. Legality
of
of
Shreveport.
Parish
15, •;
pay-
Bank-State j
Second
awarded to the Gardner Trust
660—were awarded
p.
Barrow,
bids until 11
Sale—An issue of
water
revenue
to
$700,000 school project bonds. Due
Jennings, La.
Sale—The $350,000 public
Bond
the
Principal and interest payable at
Foley, Cox & Judell, of New
Commissioners, will receive sealed
Manhattan, Kansas
000
1956
Note
improvement
Clark,
a
from
1
anticipation notes offered Sept. 15
Bond Sale—An issue of
City School District,
City, at
noon
(EDST) on
Sept. 20 for the purchase of $450,000
municipal
bonds.
building
Dated Oct. 1, 1955.
Due on Oct.
were
Board,
Oct.
dated
are
at
Bond
G. Wolla-
sealed bids until
Bond
semi¬
payable
Louis¬
of
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
by
Morgan & Co.,
Dodge & Co., L. F.
Rothschild & Co., Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades & Co., Ira Haupt & Co.,
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath,
and Park, Ryan, Inc., all of New
Inc.,
and
at the Farmers State
ville.
Board
sealed
Bowler,
composed of J. P.
bonds.
July 1
from 1958 to 1982 inclusive. Prin¬
on
Tom
$3,500,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 14—v. 182,
p. 1062—were awarded to a group
State
Bank,
Zionsville, until 1 p.m. (CST) on
Sept. 20 for the purchase of $335,000 first
—
Dist., Iowa
Bond Sale—The
as
O. Zrons"-''- L
both
Caribou, Maine
net
Eagle School Building Corporation
(P.
1
clusive.
York
INDIANA
Bankers
LOUISIANA
KANSAS
issue of $28,000
revenue
bonds was
Chicago,
1,
Sch.
(CST) on Sept. 23 for the
purchase
of
$80,000
building
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1955.
Due
Kansas
Sale—An
works
of
receive
inclusive.
Witt, III.
Bond
the
gality approved by Wyatt, Grafton
& Grafton, of Louisville.
Dec. 1 from
on
revenue
to
are
on
Chapman & Cutler, Chicago.
inclusive.
Due
1974
to
Dec.
Due
1949.
$40,000
p.m.
on
inclusive.
Due
220,000 3Vss.
Dec. 1 from
on
of
building bonds was sold to
of Iowa Corp., of Des
Moines, as 2.90s, at a price of
100.16, a basis of about 2.88%.
will
a
bonds
Orleans
issue
First
Secretary
100.01,
sold
was
sewer
to
St.
price of
and
Company, Inc., and the Ken¬
Bond
1979
Ky.
Sale—An issue of $50,000
water
bonds
Principal and interest
Massachusetts
cott, City Terasurer, will receive
ed
000
Sale—An
The
1955.
Fitchburg, Mass.
"Bond Offering—John
Armory
improvement bonds offered Sept.
Oak Community Sch. Dist.,
l
Pentucket
60,Q00
Beaver Dam,
I
MASSACHUSETTS
Boston.
Bond
!
15 from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
the First National Bank of Boston.
follows:
as
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Sept. 26 for the purchase of $25,-
Scherck, Richter & Co., and
Yates, Heitner & Woods, all of
a
on
sealed
Royal
1,
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
C.
swimmnig pool bonds.
Oct.
Legality approved by Clark,
& Prendergast,
of Balti¬
on
Richard
—
dated
are
;■
on
able
1955.
Turner, Town Clerk, will receive
Co.,
Louis, at
sealed
(CST)
Orleans.
the
$586,000 build¬
receive
p.m.
Avoca, Iowa
Bond
bonds
1975
Oct.
100,000 school bonds. Due
Prin¬
electric light and power
revenue
bonds, series E of
school
ing bonds offered Sept. 8—v. 182,
p. 963—were awarded to a group
/
E. Meneley,
$400,000
by
IOWA
Iowa
(P. O. Carmi). III.
Sale—The
bonds offered Sept.
City
Securities
Corp.,
Indianapolis, as 3V4S, at a price of
1C0.80, a basis of about 3.18%.
Bond
White
p.
the
to
& Cutler, of Chicago.
man
182,
13—v.
Sale—The
revenue
p.m.
Dec.
inclusive.
1969
Sept.
on
Smith
mort¬
Plymouth, Ind.
$345,000 water
Bond
District No.
bonds,
No.
&
Mason
1
4
first
$590,000
of
4:30
revenue bonds.
The issue
originally scheduled to have
works
net
Oct.
from
1956 to
more.
Sept. 27 for the purchase of $460,000
964.
Cutler, of Chicago.
as
until
received
Principal and
a banking in¬
stitution
the
until
will
Clerk,
bids
The
Bldg. Corporation (P. O.
Crawfordsville), Ind.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
pi^rchase of $325.-
Sept. 1, 1955.
City
tucky Company,
ville, jointly.
inclusive.
Market Joint School
New
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Oct. 3 for the
The
1955.
to 1980 inclusive.
Offering—R.
Bond
4%
January and July 1, 1985
1991
to
Phil¬
inclusive.
Due on Sept. 1 from
approved by Stinson, Mag, Thom¬
son, McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas
City.
and July 1, 1979
Due semi-annually
530,000 3%s.
1
Sept.
on
tional
inclusive.
1984
to
Due
Sept. 1, 1955. Principal
(M-S) payable at th«.
State Terasurer's office.
Legality
Due semi-annually
290,000 3V2s.
1
Maryland, Baltimore.
inclusive.
1978
to
inclusive.
to
Oct.
from
15
inclusive.
Dated
$370,000 3V4S. Due semi-annually
from
January
and
July 1,
canceled.
Jacksonville, III.
Offering—John R.
composed of
of New York
group
Inc.,
1985
and interest
$1,190,000 sew¬
City, City Securities Corp., of In¬
dianapolis, a null J. JHilliard
& Son, of Louisville, at a price of
100.01, a net interest cost of about
3.52%, as follows:
in
was
&
on
Oct.
on
pay¬
able at the Union Trust Co. of
1
inclusive.
Russell, Kan.
works revenue bonds offered
Sept. 8 —v. 182, p. 764 — were
Due
1958
1,
Sept.
on
from 1970 to 1972
Madison, Ind.
age
all
$600,000 school project bonds. Due
cipal and interest (A-O)
Due
2y8s.
composed
of Chicago,
just recently purchased an issue of
Inc.,
2%s.
165,000
Sept.
on
from 1967 to 1969
405,000 3s.
City, Ind.
Due
1966.
and
1965
1973
School
Hammond
bonds.
2%s.
105,000
Trust
Monday, September 19, 1955
.
4,900,000 general public facilities
1964.
and
&
Ice
Miller, of Indianapolis.
of Blunt Ellis & Simmons, Julien
Collins & Co., and Burns, Corbett
&
inclusive.
100,000 2V2S. Due on Sept. 1, 1963
a
group
able at the Equitable
Co., Baltimore.
Sept. 1 from
on
1962
to
will receive
sealod bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
Sept. 22 for the purchase of $365,000 municipal bonds. Dated Sept.
City Controller,
ley,
cago, as
Hinsdale, III.
1956
Offering—Charles L. Ox-
Bond
13—v.
1974 inclusive.
to
55,000 3V4S. Due
$360,000 5s. -Due
Ind.
Evansville,
the Amer¬
ican National Bank & Trust Com¬
.
.
fol¬
1956 to
series
1980 inclusive.
public
J
bonds.
utility
Due
water,
Sept.
on
Volume
182
Number 5465
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1165)
from
15
1956
to
inclu¬
1980
Dated
Sept.
15, 1955. Principal
interest (M-S) payable at the
and
current
in
official
bank
Chicago, Detroit
the
of
or
New
Detroit.
865—were
Wade,
Park
No.
Fremont, Mich.
(P.O. Moore Park), Mich.
Offering — Charles G.
purchase
sive. Principal and interest
troit, at
a
cessful
interest
cost
of
about
net
a
2.52%,
as
follows:
$15,000 234s. Due
-
Sept. 1 from
1956 to 1958 incluusive.
35,000 2V2S. Due on Sept. 1 from
1959
964—were
p.
Kindred
&
price of
awarded
to
Barcus,
Co., of Chicago,
at
a
100.20.
Twp. Fourth Class School
Dist. No. 1 (P. o.
Lowell), Mich.
Bond Sale
The $250,000 gen¬
eral obligation
—
building bonds of¬
fered Sept. 8—v. 182,
p. 964—were
awarded to a
group composed of
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., of
Toledo, Watling, Lerchen & Co.,
of Detroit, and Walter J.
Wade,
Inc., of Grand Rapids, at a price
of
100.03, a net interest cost of
Bond
Way,
Offering
City
to
3s.
1962 inclusive.
Due
1963 to
1967
to
1974
1
from
1966 inclusive.
70 000 23/4s. Due
80,000 3s.
Sept.
on
1973
Due
to
1964
inclusive.
terest
(M-N)
tional
Bank
Sept. 1
inclusive.
Dist.
price of 100.006.
1,
on
Dated
Oct.
1,
1955.
1956.
Sale—The $45,000 Resort
Avenue sanitary sewer
special as¬
182,
bonds
offered Sept. 13
1062—were awarded to
p.
Kenower,
MacArthur
&
Co.,
of
Detroit.
Nankin and Dearborn
Townships
Fractional School District No. 2
(P.
O.
Inkster), Mich.
Offering—Alex Solomon,
Bond
(A-O)
payable
at ,a
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
Portland, Mich.
Bond
Sale—The
$150,000 water
Sept. 7 — v. 182.
offered
865—were awarded to the First
of Michigan
Corp., of Detroit, and
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
of
Chicago, jointly, at
100.07,
a
2.88%,
as
price of
a
net interest cost of about
Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(CST) on
Sept. 22 for the purchase of $840,-
$70,000 3V4s. Due
1956 to
refunding and school building
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1,
1955.
Due on July 1 from 1956 to 1981
site
Principal
(J-J) payable at
successful
proved
dock &
a
and
bank
interest
or
trust
be designated by the
bidder.
Legality ap¬
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
Nankin
Township School District
No. 7 (P. O. Inkster), Mich.
Bond Offering — B. A.
Milton,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til
the
8
City
1965
to
inclusive.
on
1973
Clerk,
bids
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at a banking institution to be
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Miller,
Paddock, Canfield & Stone, of De¬
until
for
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
will
March
on
inclusive.
1
Sept.
from
1,
1957
Principal
receive
sealed
the
Principal
(M-S) payable at
and
bank
a
Stone,
or
Legality approved
by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
& Barber, of Minneapolis.
Chisholm, Minn.
Bond
Offering—Max
A.
Norn-
berg, City Clerk, will receive seal¬
bids
ed
until
7:30
(CST) pn
Sept. 27 for the purchase of $240,000 hospital bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1955.
Due
1960
p.m.
Jan.
on
1
from
bonds offered Sept. 14—v.
182, p.
1063—were awarded to the Bank
Willmar, and the First National
Bank, Willmar, jointly, as 2y2s.
Mississippi
tution
designated by the
success¬
bidder.
Legality approved by
Fafcgre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
Crystal, Minn.
Bond Offering — Kenneth L.
Evans, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 9 p.m. (CST) on
Sept. 20 for the purchase of $800,000 special assessment sewer im¬
bonds.
provement
1955.
Due
1977
Dated
Aug.
Feb. 1 from
on
1,
1958 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest
payable
at
any
suitable
bank designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Faegre &
Benson, of Minneapolis.
12—v.
pd
182, p.
1062—were award-
McDonald-Moore &
to
Dist.
No. 1 (P. O.
Owosso), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $63,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 1—v. 182,
4,
Hastings, Minn.
The $30,000 im¬
provement bonds offered Sept. 6
—v. 182, p. 965—were awarded to
Bond
Sale
Co., of
Detroit.
Tuscola and Arbela Townships
Fractional Sch. Dist. No. 1
Allison-Williams
apolis,
(P. O. Tuscola), Mich.
Offering—Leon H. Bald¬
win, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Sept.
21
for
the
purchase of $55,000
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1955.
on
Mav
inclusive.
1
from
Principal
1956
to
and
interest
1973
(M-N) payable at a bank or trust
company to be designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
proved
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock &
Township
ceive
sealed
(EST)
chase
Township
(P.
on
Clerk,
bids
Sent.
27
until
for
Lincoln
County Common Sch. Dist.
41 (P. O. Arco), Minn.
Clerk
trust
the
on
School
000
will
road,
highway
construction
M.
re¬
8
p.m.
the
pur¬
June 1 from 1958 to
Principal and in¬
a bank or
company to be designated by
successful
bidder.
Legality
(J-D) payable at
bv
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
and
bonds.
bridge
serially
Due
from 1956 to 1970 inclusive.
Consol.
Sch.
1, 1955. Due
on
Principal and interest payable at
a suitable banking institution des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Briggs, Gil¬
bert.
Morton, Kyle & Macartney,
Dist.
Sale—An
(P.
school bonds
National
both
of
O.
of
$30,000
sold to the First
was
Banjc, and Cady & Co.,
Memphis, as 3%s. Dated
July 1, 1955.
1956
issue
to
Due
1975
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
Interest
J-J.
Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
&
Tupelo, Miss.
Offering—W. T.
Bond
City
Clerk,
bids until
20
for
11
the
bonds,
will
Franks,
receive
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
sealed
Sept.
$435,000
on
of
$200,000 industrial bonds.
200,000
street
improvement
serially from
Bond
City
Offering—W.
Clerk,
will
11
T.
Franks,
receive
sealed
(CST) on Sept.
20 for the purchase of
$150,000
building bonds. Due serially from
1956 to
a.m.
Oct.
on
1
from
1958
to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
payable at a suitable bank
or trust company to be designated
by the successful bidder. Legal¬
ity approved by Briggs, Gilbert,
terest
n/r°"fon, Kyle & Macartney, of St.
Paul.
Offering
A1
—
Comptroller,
bids
1
$2,776,161.40
until
for
10
the
bonds,
a.m.
Jamestown, Mo.
Bond
water
Sale—An
works
issue
bonds
of
$25,000
sold
was
to
the
Municipal Bond Corp., of Chi¬
cago, as 43/4s. Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
Due
1975
Marfh
on
inclusive.
gality
from
1
1957
Interest M-S.
approved
Trauernicht, of
street
30
for
the
hospital
1955. Due
1972
and
p.m.
street
ac¬
bids until
(CST)
of
Dated
for
1,
1965.
are
will
11
a.m.
2
for
will receive
the
p.m.
Prin¬
the
at
First
National
payable
Bank, of
Bradley Beach. Legality approved
by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Wash¬
burn, of New York City.
Hanover
Twp.
(P. O.
New
ipal
building
8—v.
Whippany)%
Jersey
Sale—The $86,000 munic¬
182,
bonds
offered
Sept
866—were awarded to
the First National Bank, of Whip¬
pany, as 23/4s, at a price of 100.75,
p.
basis of about 2.59%.
Hillsborough Township Sch. Dist»
(P. O. Belle Mead), N. J.
Offering—Mrs.
Charlotte
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
(DST) on Sept. 27
$600,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1955. Due
on
Oct. 1 from 1956 to 1980 inclu*
sive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Second National
Bank of Somerville.
Legality ap¬
by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
proved
Sale—The $92,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 12—v. 182,
p.
765 — were awarded to the
Union National Bank & Trust
of
a
Co.,
Moynt Holly, as 2.65s, at 100.1D,
basis of about 2.63%.
Waldwick
Bond
School
District, N. J.
Sale—The $400,000 build¬
of)
Fitzsim-
receive
(MST)
sealed
on
1955.
Due
inclusive.
on
Oct.
1
from
1956
to
Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at the State
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
by
Mitchell,
Pershing,
Shetterley & Mitchell, of New
proved
City.
Loup City, Neb.
Bond
Sale—An
issue of $47,000
2y2%
water system
bonds
was
of
improvement
sold to First Trust Co.
Nebraska, of Lincoln.
Sept.
County
(EDST)
Treasurer,
B.
will
on
chase of
bids
1,
callable
1966
as
of
until
noon
Sept. 21 for the pur¬
$1,673,000 bonds, as fol¬
lows:
ing institution to be designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
proved bv Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis.
and
Sanford
Central
School
Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Afton), N. Y.
Bond
Offering — J.
William
Poole, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EDST)
on
Sept. 22 for the purchase of
$750,000 school bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1955. Due on Aug. 1 from 1956
to 1985 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(F-A)
payable at the
First National Bank of Afton. Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
afield & Wood, of New York City.
Carlton,
Gaines,
Barre,
(P. O. Albion), N. Y.
Bond Offering — Julia L.
1
Mc-
Guire, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
(DST)
on
Sept. 27 for the purchase of $1,973,000
building
bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1955. Due on Sept. 1 from
1956 to 1985 inclusive. Principal
(M-S) payable at the
and interest
$286,000
improvement
county
bonds.
66,000 park bonds.
990,000 County
331,000
county
improvement
road
and
im¬
provement bonds.
Dated
March
sive.
1
March
from
1,
1956
Principal
Marine Trust Co. of Western New
York,
bonds.
Principal and in¬
terest payable at a suitable bank¬
ville
Elba Central Sch. Dist. No.
New Jersey
Offering — Charles
sealed
NEW YORK
Afton, Coventry, Bainbridge, Coles-
Ridgeway, Murray, Kendall and
$235,000
Sept.
3.13%.
Albion,
Bergen County (P. O. Hackensack),
receive
on
Ryan, Hanauer & Co., J. R. Ross
& Co., all of Newark, and Ewing
of Montclair, as 3.15s, at a
price of 100.13, a basis of about
& Co.,
the
1963
March 1 from 1957 to
thereafter
(State
Sept.
purchase of $750,000
State
Capitol Building
(limited
obligation) bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
30
Bleasby,
inclusive. Bonds due in
March
Clerk,
until
27
ing bonds offered Sept. 12—v. 182,
965—were awarded to a group
composed of J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
NEW JERSEY
improvement
purchase
bonds.
on
Sept.
cipal and interest (A-O)
&
Clerk of the State Board of
mons,
Bond
2
bids
from 1956 to 1965 inclusive.
to
Le¬
by
Charles
St. Louis.
Offering—W. L.
Examiners,
(CST)
purchase of
as follows:
Offering—A. E. Swenson,
Clerk, will receive sealed
City
Offering—George L. Cros-
Borough
son,
Holly Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Mount Holly), N. J.
NEBRASKA
1.000,000 school bonds.
400,000.00 library bonds.
bids until
Bradley Beach, N. J.
Bond
Bond
Hansen,
receive
will
$1,073,161.40
special
quisition bonds.
303,000.00
& Trust Co., Ber¬
Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
Mount
York
Nov.
Bank
genfield.
MISSOURI
Minneapolis, Minn.
on
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the Bergenfield
National
1980 inclusive.
<
Montana
Offering — A. Schriver,
Clerk, will receive sealed
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on
Sept. 27 for the purchase of $13,000 building bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
sealed
March 1 frorti 1957 to 1975
on
for the purchase of
Tupelo Municipal Separate School
District, Miss.
Bond
until
Bond
for the purchase of
$700,000
school bonds. Dated March 1, 1955.
Bond
1956 to 1975 inclusive.
Ivanhoe), Minn.
District
City
J.
I. Roy, Secretary of the Board of
35,000 fire department bonds.
County School District
Bond
1970
Emil
—
27
bonds.
The bonds mature
Offering
p.
No. 7 (P.O.
Due
Bond
Schneider, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed'
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on Sept.
a
follows:
as
MONTANA
1955.
City.
Bond
of St. Paul.
Lincoln
York
(EDST)
purchase of
$57,000 public improvement bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1955. Due on Oct. 1
will receive sealed bids until 8:30
Oct. 1 from 1958 to 1972 inclusive.
City.
kins,
on
Luka), Miss.
Bond
County
at the Chase
Bank, of New York
Legality approved by Haw¬
Delafield & Wood, of New
sealed
Tishomingo County, Burnsville
Board,
Montevideo, Minn.
inclusive.
approved
the
seal¬
ed bids until 11 a.m.
(CST) on
Sept. 19 for the purchase of $70,-
Bond
of
Due
of
County
Chancery Court will receive
bids until
Bond Offering—Gordon E. Lar-
O.
$15,000,000 sewage dis¬
posal system bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1955.
basis of about 2.78%.
bonds.
Dyke), Mich.
Offering—Hildegarde
Bond
Minne¬
price of
a
Van
Lowe,
of
a
100.10,
Stone, of Detroit.
Warren
Co.,
at
2.80s,
as
Bond
Due
—
The
—
the
or
inclusive.
Copiah County (P. O. Hazelhurst),
Offering
at
office,
Manhattan
Due
MISSISSIPPI
Bond
payable
Bergenfield School District, N. J.
of
1957 to
Principal and in¬
terest payable at a banking insti¬
bids
Springfield, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $105,000 street
improvement bonds offered Sept.
1063
p.
Bond Sale—The
$66,000 street
improvement and fire equipment
inclusive.
or
Detroit.
182,
(M-S)
Treasurers
Willmar f Minn.
interest payable
at a banking in¬
mutually satisfactory to
the City Commission and the suc¬
14—v.
^warded to Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood, of Minneapolis.
in¬
and
proved by Millej\ Canfield, Pad¬
dock &
Sept.
were
stitution
bonds. Dated Oct.
Childs,
trust company to be designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
terest
Sch.
Due
1967
dated
are
offered
p.m.
(CST) on Sept. 27 for the
purchase
of
$20,000
building
8
inclusive.
1985
1994
troit.
D.
bonds
1955.
to
sen,
p.m. (EST) on Sept,
purchase of $610,000
general obligation sewage dispos¬
al system bonds. Dated Sept. 15,
1955. Due on Sept. 15 from 1957 to
22
(EST) on Sept. 21 for
purchase of $500,000 building
R. F.
The
B,
as
follows:
No.
Sandusky, Mich.
p.m.
Owosso
obligation bonds,
$55,000 municipal building bonds.
55,000 park bonds.
Sept. 1 from
on
Bond Offering—Thos. H.
000
company to
general
follows:
District
inclusive.
000
ful
trust company to be des¬
or
terest
Muskegon, Mich.
Bond
sessment
interest
1966
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller,
Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
—v.
bids
,
District, Mich.
Lyle A. Thor-
Sept. 21 for
$41,497 tax antici¬
April
Stone, of Detroit.
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST), on Sept. 28 for
the purchase of $1,600,000 school
site and building bonds.
Dated
Oct. 1, 1955. Due on April 1 from
1956 to 1973 inclusive. Principal
_
until 8 p.m. (EST)
the purchase of
Due
in¬
Legality
Canfield,
Miller,
80,000 23/4s. Due
burn, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
notes.
Detroit.
ner,
bonds
ing bonds offered Sept. 9—v. 182,
p. 964—were awarded to
Barcus,
Kindred & Co., of
Chicago, at a
pation
City Clerk, will receive sealed
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on
Sept. 27 for the purchase of $110,-
son,
Bond Offering—Robert L. War¬
from
1, Manistique),
Michigan
Sale—The $50,000 build¬
Offering
Principal and
to
Portgage Township Schdol District
(P. O. Portgage), Mich.
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
(P. O. R. No.
Mason School
&
1956
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Manistique Twp. Unit Sch.
Note
p.m. (EST)
purchase of
from
1
Bond Offering—C. Rudolf John¬
receive
payable at the Na¬
of
by
Paddock
p.
Bond
will
the
Nov.
on
Wadena, Minn.
Sale—The $100,000 series
public utility revenue bonds
Bond
on
on
1981
for
Kenneth E.
—
Clerk,
22
1955. Due
bank
1957
&
$105,000 special assessment street
improvement bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
$60,000 3V2S. Due
40,000
MINNESOTA
cessful bidder.
bids until 7:30
Sept.
on
and
Sept. 1 from
suc¬
Paddock
Plymouth, Mich.
about 2.96%, as follows:
on
com¬
bidder,. Legality approved
Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
approved
Lowell
(A-O)
trust
or
by
sealed
L'Anse. Creuse Public Schools, Sch.
Dist. (P. O. Mount
Clemens), Mich.
Bend Sale—The
$260,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 8—v. 182,
bank
a
be designated by the
pany to
on
to 1965 inclusive.
of
$70,000 building
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on
April 1 from 1956 to 1973 inclu¬
payable at
price of 100.009,
Walter
Rapids.
Community School District
1
182, p. 965—were awarded to
McDonald-Moore & Co. ,of De¬
—v.
to
Grand
Kline, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 21 for
the
Bond Sale—The
$50,000 general
obligation bonds offered Sept. 12
of
Bond
York
'
awarded
Inc.,
Anoka, Minn.
City
City. Legality approved by Mil¬
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
of
p.
J.
sive.
57
1955.
to
Due
on
1968 inclu¬
and
interest
Albion.
Legality
approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Babylon Union Free School District
No. 3 (P.O. Babylon), N. Y.
Bond Offering—John J. Powers,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
noon
(DST)
on
Sept. 22
58
(1166)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
for the purchase of $844,000 school
545,000 school bonds. Dated June
bonds. Dated April 1, 1955. Due on
April 1 from 1956 to 1984 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
to
payable at the United States Trust
Co., New York City. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Vandewater^
Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
1, 1955. Due
New York City.
Lackawanna, N. Y.
Bond
Buffalo, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $12,847,000 va¬
Offering—J
Krause, City
rious purposes bonds offered Sept.
ceive
13—v.
(EDST)
182, p. 766—were awarded
syndicate composed of Union
a
1956
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
Hayes National Bank of Clinton.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
City.
to
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1984
Securities Corp.,. Bear,
chase
of
h
E.
Terasurer, will
sealed
on
o s e p
bids
until
2
re¬
p.m.
Sept. 20 for the
$205,220
general
pur¬
im¬
Stearns &
Co., Glore, Forgan & Co., Hornblower & Weeks, Francis I. duPont & Co., Bache & Co., Baxter,
terest (F-A)
Williams & Co., Brown Bros. Har-
pany,
rated,
York,
$1,130,000; Bank of New
$711,000; Marine Midland
Trust
Company of New
York,
$657,000; Empire Trust Company,
$266,000.
United
States
Trust
Company of New York, $261,000;
Sterling National Bank and Trust
Company,
$207,000;
Federation
$126,000;
Kings
County
Trust
Company, Brooklyn, N. Y., $81,000; The Amalgamated Bank of
New York, $81,000; and Under¬
writers Trust Company, $63,000.
facturers and Traders Trust Com¬
riman
$2,115,000; The New York Trust
Company, $1,143,000;
J. P. Morgan & Co., Incorpo¬
&
Co., Seattle-First Na¬
tional Bank, of Seattle, Trust Co.
of Georgia, of Atlanta, Van Alstyne, Noel & Co., The Illinois
Co., Bartow, Leeds & Co., Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, First Se¬
curities Co. of Chicago, New
York]
Hanseatic
Corp., Courts & Co.,
Glickenhaus & Lembo, Ernst &
Co., Kormendi & Co., Inc., John
Small & Co., Fulton, Reid & Co.,
and Fahey, Clark & Co., as 1.90s,
at a price of 100.02, a basis of
about 1.89%.
provement
1955.
bonds.
Due
1965
approved
Frohnappel,
receive
will
apparatus
Ho. 31
Due
1965
inclusive.
Y.
Bond Sale—The $824,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 14—v. 182,
p.
1063—were
awarded
R.
to
Hempstead, Wantagh Fire Dist.
(P. O. Wantagh), N. Y.
Bond Offering—John J. Crisa-
fulli, District Secretary, will
sealed
(EDST)
chase
bonds.
Due
on
(A-O)
Oct.
Dated
Oct.
inclusive.
re¬
p.m.
from
1
Principal
payable
hall
fire
$250,000
site
3:30
Sept. 22 for the pur¬
on
of
until
bids
1956
to
and
interest
1974
National Bank of Franklin Square,
Bellmore
office.
Legality
ap¬
by Hawkins, Delafield
proved
&
Wood, of New York City.
Offering—John
fulli, District
ceive
(DST)
chase
on
of
bonds.
1955. Due
3:30
Dated
Oct.
on
inclusive.
1974
until
(A-O)
1
from
re¬
p.m.
Sept. 22 for the
$250,000 fire hall
struction
terest
Crisa-
J.
Secretary, will
bids
sealed
pur¬
con¬
Oct.
1,
1956 to
Principal and in¬
payable
at
the
Franklin National Bank of Frank¬
lin Square.
Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
Jasper, Troupsburg, Woodhull,
Greenwood, Cameron and
No.
1
Central
Sch.
payable
Bank
at
of
Town
(EDST)
bids
until
2
Sept. 19 for the pur¬
improvement
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955.
Due
on April
1 from 1956 to 1968 in¬
Principal
and
interest'
(A-O)
payable
at
the
Orange
County Trust Company, of Middletown.
Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway,
of
New
York
City.
Nassau, N. Y.
Offering — Samuel
Bond
Solo¬
Village Terasurer, will
mon,
ceive
1.57%
sealed
(EDST)
bids
until
3
re¬
p.m.
Sept. 21 for the pur¬
$15,000 fire truck and
equipment bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
on
chase
of
1955.
Due
on
Principal and in¬
Water Dist.
Albany.
Director
receive
Sept.
on
chase
Sept.
until
22
the
for
pur¬
of
$220,000 water bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955. Due on Aug. 1
2..90s,
1955.
1984
Due
on
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
1956 to
Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at the First
State Bank of Canisteo. Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
Kirkland,
town,
New
Hartford,
Whites-
Marshall, Westmoreland,
....
Bond
son,
.
New
York
.
,
,
Offering—James E.
.
.
Ben¬
District
sealed bids
Clerk, will receive
un,til 11 a.m. (DST) on
Sept. 21 for the purchase of
$1,-
100.04,
basis of about
a
burgh.
Legality
Hawkins, Delafield
New York
York
New¬
approved
by
Wood,
of
City.
New
Co.,
&
City, N.
Y.
Note Sale—An award of $45,000,000 of Tax Anticipation Notes
to
the
19
banks
panies with which
business
by
was
New
Rye City School District, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $85,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 15 — v.
182,
965
—
were awarded to
Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
New York City, as 2V4S, at a price
of 100.06, a basis of about 2.21%.
p.
George
B.
South Glens Falls, N. Y.
Bond
Sale
The
—
$78,000
im¬
provement bonds offered Sept. 14
182,
1063—were
p.
Roosevelt
awarded
&
Cross, of New
York City, as 3s, at a price of
100.40, a basis of about 2.95%,
CAROLINA
dated
an
the
City does
Sept. 12
Comptroller
City
Gerosa.
Monday,
interest
The
Sept.
rate
of
notes
12 and
1%%.
of the current fiscal year."
The total borrowings of
Offering—W.
ment
Commission,
will
first
half
of the
Notes
for
fiscal year
the
1955-1956,
including this issue, is $170,000,-
receive
April 1 from 1957 to 1982 in¬
clusive.
Principal and
interest
(A-O) payable in New York City.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
banks
and
allocations
296,000; The
of
First
of Batavia,
Na¬
2V2S,
as
Findlay,
Bond
works
182,
Dec.
$200,000 water
bonds offered Sept. 12—v.
866
awarded
were
—
to
Bond
Clerk
Sale—The
bids
until
for
Sept.
10—v.
182,
1955.
Due on
1966
inclusive.
Sale
Bond
school
15
The
—
$1,500,000
to
a
of
composed
group
Baxter, Williams & Co., of Cleve¬
land, Central Republic Co., of
Chicago, W. E. Hutton & Co., of
Cincinnati, Raffensperger, Hughes
& Co., Inc., of Indianapolis, Mullaney, Wells & Co., of Chicago,
Singer, Dean & Scribner, of Pitts¬
burgh, Kenower, MacArthur &
Co., of Detroit and Fox, Reusch
& Co., Inc., of Cincinnati, as 3s,
at a price of
100.90, a basis of
about
as
price
a
of
of
about
par,
a
2.53%,
noon
(EST)
pur¬
Sale—The
assessment
$42,281.88 spe¬
improve¬
street
bonds
offered
Sept. 3—v.
662—were awarded to Sweney Cartwright & Co., of Colum¬
bus, as 3s, at a price of 100.67, a
182,
p.
basis of about 2.87%.
of
1967
due
on
July
1
from
1958
Sale—The
$25,000 sani¬
tary sewage and disposal system
construction bonds offered Sept.
7—v. 182, p. 662—were awarded
to Fox, Reusch &
Co., of Cin¬
cinnati, as 3V4S, at a price of
basis of about 3.14%.
a
Sale—The
July
1
from
1968
to
$124,250
sewer
improvement bonds of¬
14 — v. 182, p. 866 —
awarded
to Wm. J. Mericka
Co., and Saunders, Stiver & Co.,
both of Cleveland, jointly, as 3V2S,
at a price of
100.87, a basis of
Offering—H.
Director
E. Newlin,
Finance, will receive
of
bids until noon (EST) on
Sept. 28 for the purchase of $2,000,000 sewerage system construc¬
1982 inclusive.
tion
125,000
sanitary
$65,000 6s, due
Due
1958
to
$60,000
1967
2V2S,
bonds:
July 1 from
inclusive; and
on
July 1
due
^from 1968 to 1973 inclusive.
First
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
1
Oct.
Due
Director
sealed
of
bids until
noon
(EST)
on
Sept. 29 for the purchase of $25,street
improvement bonds.
000
Daf,ed June 30, 1955. Due
on
Oct.
Dec.
Sept.
1
from
from
1
1957
to
1,
1955.
Principal
payable at the
Company. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
X
Ripley, Ohio
Bond Offering
— Mildred
Haitz,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) 011 Sept. 30
for the purchase of $12,500 ceme¬
tery bonds. Dated Sept. 15, 1955.
Due
Dec.
on
15 from
1957 to
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Ripley Na¬
tional Bank of Ripley.
Legality
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
Sandusky, Ohio
Offering—C.
bids until
(EST)
noon
Oct. 13
on
for the purchase of $24,330 special
street
assessment
improvement
Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due on
bonds.
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1966 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
the
at
Third
1955.
Lake, Ohio
Offering—Village
receive
Cleveland.
bonds.
Dated
Oct.
on
1
from
Oct.
1957
1,
Sewerage
1, Ohio
$225,203
Principal and interest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
Lorain
Banking Company, Lorain. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Solon
Local
School
District,
to
Sept. 28.
Ohio
Sale—The $420,000 build¬
Miller
at
a
& Co., of Cleveland, as 3s,
price of 100.61, a basis of
about
2.98%.
South Euclid, Ohio
Bond
Offering —City
Auditor
will receive sealed bids until
(EST)
Dated
1
Sept.
on
28
for the
$261,000 special
improvement
June
from
1, 1955. Due
1956
to
1965
special
The
noon
pur¬
assess¬
bonds.
on
Dec.
inclusive.
pay¬
able at the Cleveland Trust Com¬
Legality
pany.
Squire,
—
Sanders
&
approved
by
Dempsey,
of
Cleveland.
as¬
sanitary sewer bonds
originally scheduled for Sept. 16
p.
1976
inclusive.
sessment
182,
1955.
to
Principal and interest (J-D)
Offering Date Changed
—v.
until
Sept. 26 for the
purchase of $140,000 special as¬
sessment sewer district improve¬
on
street
of
Clerk
bids
sealed
(EST)
noon
ment
No.
Ex¬
Sheffield
Bond
will
payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
office.
Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey,
1976
(J-D)
offering
pay¬
National
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
of
of
1969
inclusive.
chase
Withers,
Finance, will receive
Dec.
inclusive.
interest (J-D)
interest
Principal
District
V.
on
and
inclusive.
Mount Vernon, Elmwood
Offering—T.
improvement
on
1971
1966 inclusive.
to
Ashland, Ohio
Bond
Due
1957
on
from
1,
OHIO
New
street
to
assess¬
follows:
as
ing bonds offered Sept. 15—v. 182,
p. 867—were awarded to Hayden,
Ohio
sealed
sewer
$274,|000 special
bonds,
Bond
Middletown,
Bond
1977 inclusive; $20,000 Is, due
July 1, 1978; and $70,000 0.25s,
due on July 1 from 1979 to
on
the
for
83,000 street improvement bonds.
Due
fered Sept.
to
inclusive;, $200,000 2V2S,
on
27
change Bank, Sandusky. Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Lucas, Ohio
Bond
$400,000 water bonds: $110,000 6s,
due
Sept.
on
1957
about 3.35%.
follows:
of Cleveland.
F. Breining,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
&
cost
to
will receive sealed bids until
2.90%,
Lexington, Ohio
ovia
at
1957
Heights, Ohio
Offering — George
Spanagel,
Director
of
Finance,
Bond
Sons, of Baltimore, and the Wach¬
interest
from
1
Principal and in¬
Cleveland Trust
building
bonds
offered
— v.
182, p. 886 — were
awarded
were
ston-Salem,
Oct.
Bond
Dated
district
net
Sept.
$45,125district
Parma
and
Kettering City School District
(P. O. Dayton), Ohio
Sale—The $525,000 bonds
of Win-
of
sewer
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
Co.,
Maple Heights, Ohio
Trust Co.,
sealed
on
terest
966—
p.
awarded to McDonald &
were
purchase
assessment
bonds.
of¬
(EST)
of Cleveland.
offered Sept. 13—v. 182, p. 1063—
were awarded to Alex.
Brown &
&
the
County Com¬
receive
a.m.
improvement bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
pur¬
$44,625
of
will
11
$191,000
various
totaling
Board
missioners,
ment
Bank
—
of
ment
Bond
Bond
County (P. O. Port
Clinton), Ohio
Offering
M. C. Guth;
'■
chase
bonds
1.963. Principal and
1,
payable
at
the
Company. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
of about 2.18%.
poses
in
Cleveland Trust
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., and
&
Co., both of Toledo,
jointly, as 2Vis, at 100.34, a basis
Roose
Bond
1956
due
callable
are
(J-D)
& Dempsey,
Ohio
Sale—The
p.
1 from
Bonds
thereafter
interest
27
par.
Co., of Cleveland.
Monroe, N. C.
are:
National City
York, $9,463,000;
Guaranty Trust Company of New
York, $4,162,000; Manufacturers
Trust Company, $4,108,000; Chem¬
ical Corn Exchange Bank, $3,902,000; Bankers Trust Company, $3,825,000; The Hanover Bank, $2,403,000; Irving Trust Company,
Bank
the
mains bonds offered Sept. 10 were
awarded to
Wm.
J. Mericka &
101.02,
City.
000.
The
to
and
of
as
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1970
1964
Ottawa
Cuyahoga Heights (P. O.
Cleveland), Ohio
Sale—The $225,000 water
ment
Easter-
E.
■
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
such
Anticipation
1, 1955. Due
to
'
Bond
cial
Asheboro, N. C.
Bond
com¬
announced
York
E.
trust
and
Bank,
price of
a
Sept.
on
Trust
The Chase Manhattan Bank, $10,-
Vernon and Paris Central Sch.
.Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
Clinton),
at
tional
&
bids until noon (EST) on
Sept. 28 for the purchase of $450,000 electric light plant first mort¬
gage revenue bonds. Dated Sept.
were
2.88%.
real estate taxes for the first half
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
—
for the purchase of $550,000 water
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1955.
Due
000
Offering—Homer Morton,
965
p.
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at the Highland - Quassaick Na¬
Bank
ley,
special
to
1977 inclusive. Prin¬
1956 to
tional
fered
$135,000 water
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Sept. 20
from
awarded
were
Ohio
Offering—Ralph H. Kins¬
City Auditor, will receive
sealed
county home and
building bonds totaling $40,000 of¬
fered
Sept. 9—v. 182, p. 966—
Bacon, Stevenson &
Co., and Charles King & Co., both
of
New
York
City, jointly, as
p.m.
Canisteo, until 3 p.m. (DST) on
Sept. 20 for the purchase of $230,-
Bond
York
182,
—v.
will
2
Corp.,
County (P. O. Batavia),
Bond Sale—The
Bond
They will mature Nov. 9, 1955,
subject
to
redemption
at
the
Comptroller's option on or after
Oct. 31 upon five days' written
notice. Gerosa said, "I expect this
to be the final borrowing against
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at the First State Bank in
14
NORTH
Finance,
bids
Cleveland
Girard, Ohio
Wm. H. Ken¬
of
sealed
Clermont
Heights
(P. O. Poughkeepsie),
Sale—The
awarded
Newburgh, N. Y.
nedy,
First
&
system construction bonds offered
to
by Earle N. Cooper, of
Crestwood
New
Bond
—v.
(F-A) payable at the Vil¬
Treasurer's office.
Legality
—
the
Cleveland, as 3s, at a price of
100.23, a basis of about 2.95%.
interest,
Poughkeepsie,
lage
Bond Offering
Bros.
to the Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank, New York
City, at 5% interest, plus a
terest
approved
Salomon
to
2,000,000
Feb. 28 from 1956 to
inclusive.
is¬
$26,214,000
offered
plus a pre¬
mium of $27, and $2,214,000 at
1.58% interest, plus nominal
premium.
$35,300
clusive.
Director
Bay Village, Ohio
Sale—The $54,600 street
improvement bonds offered Sept.
12—v. 182, p. 866—were awarded
premium of $34,748.44.
p.m.
of the
Orville,
Bond
pay¬
Bond
to
Monday, September 19, 1955
.
inclusivp.
Cleveland.
C.
will
1965
Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Squire,
at
on
of
bear
New York
notes
Hutzler, of New York City, to
$5,000,000 at 1.57% in¬
terest,
plus
a
premium of
$115; $6,000,000 at 4.95%, plus
$106,683.40, and $6,000,000 at
5%, plus $105,150.24.
7,214,000 to C. J. Devine & Co.,
New York City: $5,000,000 at
York
Albert
to
of Finance.
wit:
the
jSupervisor,
sealed
chase
are
Dist.
(P. O. Canisteo),
Sale—The
CIX
follows:
as
of
—
1956
able at the office
Authority,
Sept. 14
v—V. 182, p. 1063—were awarded
by
Offering
Howell,
1965
Note
sue
in¬
Allegany.
Kelly &
Salamanca.
New
Bond
receive
1,
from
Principal and interest (A-O)
Ohio
New York City Housing
New York
Hope (P. O. Otisville),
Lawrence
'
Canisteo
1956 to
approved
Mount
(DST)
Hempstead, Wantagh Fire Dist.
(P. O. Wantagh), N. Y.
Bond
National
Legality
Oct.
from
Principal and
(annual)
Franklin
the
at
and
1955.
1,
4
L.
Day & Co., of New York City, as
3.20s, at a price of 100.39, a basis
of about 3.16%.
ceive
until
Dated
Oct.
on
New
(P. O. Island Park), N.
bids
1
bonds.
1955.
&
Hempstead Common School District
sealed
Treasurer,
(DST) on Sept. 24 for the
purchase of $12,000 fire truck and
group
York, Buffalo,
Weigold, Wood,
Struthers & Co., F. S. Smithers
& Co., Francis I. duPont & Co.,
W. H. Morton & Co., R. D. White
& Co., all of New York City, and
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., of
Detroit, as 2V4S, at a price of
100.20, a basis of about 2.23%.
Village
P.
p.m.
composed of the Marine Trust Co.
Western
payable at the Manu¬
Limestone, N. Y.
Offering — Mildred
Bond
Monighan,
of
Principal and in¬
$17,000,000
ing bonds offered Sept. 14—v. 182,
Roosevelt
1,
1956 to
City.
First
a
1 from
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
terest
965—were awarded to
Aug.
Lackawanna.
Legality
by Vandewater, Sykes,
Geneva City School District, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $2,550,000 build¬
p.
Feb.
on
inclusive.
of
Dated
1
.
.
966—has been changed
South
Bond
Webster, Ohio
Offering
—
Village
Clerk
will receive sealed bids until
noon
Sept. 24 for the
pur-
(EST)
on
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Dated
bonds.
works
water
Sept. 1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1 from
1957 to 1976 inclusive. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
and interest
Portsmouth
Company,
Banking
approved by
Portsmouth. Legality
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
(1167)
ment' bonds
pennsylvania
$62,550.02 special assess¬
chase of
ment
Number 54G5
182
Volume
headed
Ambridge, Pa.
Bond Sale—The $180,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered Sept.
12—v.
182,
Halsey, Stuart & Co., of Chi¬
cago, as 2%s, at a price of 100.05,
H.
Dickson, Director of Finance, will
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
the purchase of
$215,500 special assessment street
improvement bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
Sept.
1955.
Due
interest
from
1
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1968
to
for
26
Principal
and
payable
at the
Trust Company, Wil¬
1961
Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
Note—The
part of
foregoing bonds are
original issue of $259,-
an
offered
000
Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., New
City, as 2V2S, at 100.14, a
York
basis of about 2.48%.
Franklin, Pa.
Bond
Sale
July 20.
on
Willoughby-East Lake City School
District (P. O. Willoughby), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $1,600,000 school
bonds offered Sept. 14—v. 182, p.
awarded
559—were
to
a
of
erland & Co.. and Stranahan, Har¬
Toledo, as 3s, at
price of 101.10, a basis of about
2.88%.
Wyoming, Ohio
$210,000
Sale—The
mortgage
works
water
offered
bonds
awarded
revenue
Sept.
Pohl
to
first
14
were
Co., of Cin¬
&
cinnati.
The
to
bonds
Due
interest
Sept.
1
Sept.
1,
1963
from
Principal
payable
of
(M-S)
National
First
dated
are
on
inclusive.
1985
and
at the
Cincin¬
Bank,
nati.
Legality approved by Peck,
Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
extension
awarded to
a
sewer
offered
bonds
182,
v.
—
Kidder,
York
group
Peabody
City,
$380,000
the
sealed
p.m.
(CST)
of
Board
receive
1957
until
8
for the
20
purchase of $70,000 building bonds.
Independent School
19 (P. O.. Ardmore),
to
the
awarded
the
build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 12—v. 182,
p.
1063 — were awarded to the
First National Bank of Ardmore,
National
First
Co.,
New
A
of
Bank
cost
1975
bonds
&
Due
in
—
offered
Sept.
7
Due
170,000 2V4S.
on
Due
1965
to
770,000 2V2S.
as
Oct. 1 from
on
Oct. 1 from
incl.
Due
on
Oct. 1 from
house
reported
Lake
a
Bond
Ralls, Texas
Bond
The
—
tem
of
First National Bank,
of
Chester, as 2V2s, at a price of
100.17, a basis of about 2.43%.
Bank, of New York City, at 1.38%
interest, plus a premium of $13.
Southwest
(P. O. Plains), Pa.
Sale—The $20,000 general
to
Parsons,
as
bonds
a
Sept.
'c
basis of about 2.86%.
tennessee
Bond
Sale—The
3s.
improvement
Sept. 14—v. 182, p.
bonds offered
867
of
composed
Bank
&
awarded
were
—
of
sewer
the
to
a
City
bids
Sept.
Clerk,
until
11
for
the
28
will
1956
1965
20 for the
of $70,000
building bonds. Due from 1958 to
Sept.
$70,000
on
First
from 1957 to
Cocke
Stillwater, Okla.
Offering—Lloyd E. Goble.
Commissioner
purchase
of
office.
Treasurer's
7:30
receive
sealed
(CST)
p.m.
on
Sept. 27 for the purchase of $530,000 electric
light and
power
plant
improvement and extension bonds.
Due serially from 1958 to 1975
in¬
build¬
offered Aug. 30 were
to the Youngsville Na¬
tional Bank, and
the Warren Na¬
tional Bank, of Warren, as 2y2s,
at a price of 100.20.
Rico
Sept. 12—v.
new
offering is to be made.
Putnam
rico
T a n/16 S S€Z€
Sale—An
scheduled
—v.
182,
to the
t~
p
was
sold
originally
on
-and
Sept.
of
$40,000
school building bonds was sold to
J. C. Bradford
& Co., of Nash¬
ville,
23/4s.
as
White
County
—
O.
Sparta),
issue of $50,000
was
sold
the
to
Securities
Corp.,
of
Nashville, as 21/2s. Dated July 1,
1955.
Due on July 1 from 1956
1965
inclusive.
Legality
approved
to
Trauernicht,
of
Interest
Revenues
by Charles
St. Louis.
(MST)
on
Sept. 27 for the purchase of'
$750,000 general obligation sewer
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1955. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
Copies Of the brochure describ¬
ing the issue may be obtained
William
H.
King,
Smith
Bldg., Clearfield, Utah, or Edward
L. Burton & Co., 160 South Main
St., Salt Lake City, Utah.
bonds
Authority
in
Bonds
v.
fiscal
agent for the Aqueduct and Sewer
Authority.
ss
,
&
San
Francisco, Stranahan, Harris
& Co., of Toledo, Badgley, Fred¬
erick, Rogers & Morford, Inc., of
Seattle, Boettcher & Co., of Den¬
ver, Byrne and
Phelps, Inc., of
New
to
Authority, R. I.
Note Sale —:The $694,000 pre¬
liminary loan notes offered Sept.
13—v. 182, p. 966—were awarded
to the Chemical" Corn Exchange
Bank, of New York City, at 1.38%
a
premium of $9.
postponed
above time.
south
Carolina
McCortiaick, S. C.
Bond
Sale—An
issue
000 water works system
of $178,improve¬
&
Kalman
Co.,
of
$2,000,000 sewer bonds: $265,000
3s, due on Oct. 1 from 1958 to
inclusive; $220,000 3V8S,
due
1968
a
Oct.
on
from
1
inclusive;
due
Oct.
on
1972
due
Oct.
on
1975
1966
from
1969
Callable
numerical order
in
inverse
Aug. 1, 1960,
on
on
any interest payment date
thereafter. Principal and interest
payable at the City Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Roberts
&
Shefelman, of
Seattle.
west virginia
Gilmer County Board of Education
(P. O. Glenville), W. Va.
Bond Offering—Roland
Butcher,
Secretary of Board of Education,
receive
sealed
bids
until
from
Due
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1965
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the State Treasurer's office, through the Kana¬
wha Union Bank, of Glenville, or
at the
Chase Manhattan
Bank, of
New York City.
wisconsin
Bonduel (Village), Hartland, Wau-
kechon, Lessor, Navarino and
Washington
(Towns) Joint
—
2.48%,
2V4S.
1963
495,000
The
Port
Due
from
1961
to
inclusive.
2V2S.
1955.
bonds
tention to sell
an
building bonds
issue of $100,000
Sept. 8.
on
,Joint Common Sch. Dist.
No.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Sept.
It) for the purchase of $120,000
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1955.
Due
Oct.
on
from
1
1956
to
Principal and interest
payable at a bank desig¬
(A-O)
nated
by the purchaser, subject to
the approval of the School Board.
Legality
approved
by
Lines,
Spooner & Quarles, of Milwaukee.
Eau Claire,
Bond Sale—The
bonds
p.
offered
Wis.
$3,200,000 school
Sept.
14—v.
868—were awarded to
composed
Bank,
Bank,
Trust
Inc.,
of
the
Harris
both
Co.,
C.
J.
New York
National
First
&
Savings
Chicago,
Bankers
Trust
of
J.
from
Due
1964
P.
Morgan
Devine
&
&
Co.,
Interest
M-S.
to
Sept.
Legality
15,
ap¬
of Austin.
Bond
system
$897,000
p.
Sale—The
revenue
offered
City, First of Michigan
Corp., Detroit, and King, Quirk &
Co., New York City, at
a
price of
to
Columbian
San
to
and
3V2S.
as
1985.
Seattle
receive
p.m.
gas
and sewer
bonds
Sept.
totaling
8—v.
182,
Dallas, and the
Securities
Antonio, jointly.
bids
sealed
(PST)
Oct.
on
3
until
for the
purchase of $1,250,000 general ob¬
ligation bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1955.
on
Oct.
1
from
1957 to
1965
inclusive. Callable after five years
867—were awarded to the First
Southwest Co., of
3
Due
Texas
Dumas,
1,
Corp.,
0/
from date of issue.
interest
County
the
(A-O)
Treasurer's
State's
York
fiscal
Principal and
payable
at
office,
agency
or
the
Preston,
Thorgrimson
witz, of Seattle.
&
paragon Oil Company
at
in New
City. Legality approved by
Horo¬
Co.,
all of
(P. O. Seattle),
Washington
Offering — M. J. Weber,
Secretary of the Port Commission,
will
dated
are
of
bonds
sewer
Oct.
1984
1,
182,
group
a
3V2S,
1976
1975
inclusive.
$250,000
and
1
(P. O. Elm Grove), Wis.
Bond Offering—C. E. Rubringer,
Bond
proved by Gibson, Spence & Gib¬
son,
Due
from
Oct.
due
1,800,000
Due from 1956 to
1
inclusive;
2.60s,
as
1960 inclusive.
93,000
on
The
District canceled notice of its in¬
1985.
about
Oct.
to
1973
inclusive; $750,000
interest
of
1
p.m.
(EST)
on
Oct.
1 for the
purchase of $350,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1955.
3%s,
$200,000
1
to
3V4S,
$315,000
1
inclusive;
1983
island
Providence Redevelopment
York,
Minneapolis, Pohl & Co., Inc.,
Seasongood & Mayer, both of Cin¬
cinnati, and Bramhall & Stein, of
Seattle, as follows:
Mercantile
1968 inclusive.
rhode
Co., Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Foster & Marshall, Wm. P. Harper
& Son & Co., all of Seattle, E.
due
Development
is
Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
Aug. 1 from 1976 to 1983
Brookfield and New Berlin (Towns)
182, p. 967—Were awarded to
syndicate composed of Pacific
& Co., of San Antonio,
Hudson, Stayart & Co., of
Dallas, at a price of par, a net
$112,000 2%s.
Rico
were
bonds offered Sept. 14—
Northwest
follows:
Puerto
bids
King County, Southwest Suburban
Sewer District (P. O. Seattle),
Washington
Bond
Sale
The
$3,800,000
and
preceding 12 months.
Government
Sold—No
Not
Dittmar
cost
of
reve¬
Bonduel), Wis.
182, p. 868.
—v.
Co., St. Louis, Fort Worth
National Bank,
William N. Ed¬
wards & Co., both of Fort Worth,
31, 1955, revenues were $6,575,059,
compared with $6,248,184 in the
for
sewer
Bond Offering Canceled
Edmunds, Wash.
1965
of
and
Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
$700,000
awarded
was
composed
on
on
purchase
bonds.
Due
washington
Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
group
County Sewer District,
be received until 7:30 p.m.
J-J.
texas
road
Rico
Increase
(P.
the
sealed
(PST)
inclusive.
1985
Allen & Co., of Chicago,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., of
Detroit, Schwabacher & Co., of
T 6/1H65S66
Sale—An
Bond
nue
Weter,
from
1
.Ray
Aqueduct and Sewer
Puerto
12
Oct.
on
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
a
issue
Andrews County (P. O. Andrews),
*
Note:—This issue
1 from
inclusive.
—
County (P. O. Cookeville),
Bond
for
Listoe,
receive
p.m.
water
Oct.
revenue
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
Revenues
$125,000
967—were not sold. A
p.
offered
refunding bonds
bonds
awarded
Sold—The
bonds
Mid-South
Youngsville, Pa.
Sale—The $25,000
interest, plus
clusive.
Oct.
on
from
1
1, 1955.
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
First National
Bank, of Dallas.
Legality approved by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
T ennessee
Not
school
Legality
Munson, of Philadelphia.
The
Oct.
for the $8,000 general
obligation bonds offered Sept. 13
1975 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
and
Revenue
will
Accounting,
until
of
on
submitted
County (P. O. Newport),
Bonds
19
$230,000
or
inclusive.
1978
to
National
Nashville.
receive
Dated Oct.
Bank
inclusive.
as
1 from
1968
to
Dated
Oct.
on
Due
to
1969
Memphis, J. C. Bradford
of
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.
(CST)
purchase of
sys¬
First
1964 inclusive.
to
3s.
15,000
Co., and Third National Bank,
(EDST)
a.m.
improvement
bonds.
1, 1955. Due on Oct. 1
$500,000
the
the
Sept.
will
7:30
inclusive.
group
182,
Reading, Pa.
Offering — Ralph W. D.
Puerto
sewer
to
until
from
$325,000
street
and
revenue
offered
p. 966 — were
Citizens Bank, of
the
ing
offered
Twp.
awarded
City
$125,-
Company, of Dallas,
$18,000 2V2S. Due
Trust
bids
sold
was
of
Utah
Clarksville, Tenn.
July, 1955,
amounted .to $573,614, compared
Omulgee County Indep. Sch. Dist,o with $522,502 in July 1954, accord¬
No. 5 (P. O. Preston), Okla.
ing to Rafael V. Urrutia, Execu¬
Bond
Offering — R. B. Ross, tive Director.
Clerk of the Board of Education,
For the 12 njonths ended July
Bond
bonds
and
follows:
$27,000 water
967—were awarded tc
p.
100.19,
both
Plains
of
Davis, of Tulsa, at 3V4S.
issue
works
North Davis
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, of
Minneapolis, as 2.90s, at a price
the
Philadelphia Redevelopment
Authority, Pa.
Note Sale—The $2,500,000 pre¬
liminary loan notes offered Sept.
13—v. 182, p. 966—were awarded
to the Chemical Corn Exchange
The
—
Wash.
Offering—Marvin
Clerk,
bids
„
changed to Sept.
Sunnyside,
Bond
will
dakota
bonds
West
968—were awarded to Evan L.
1967
Sale—An
water
000
Andes, S. D.
Sale
182,
—v.
$85,000 water
improvement bonds offered Sept.
13—v. 182, p. 966—were awarded
to
system
gas
utah
south
Malvern, Pa.
Sale
182,
v.
—
2.57%,
1956 to 1961 incl.
City.
Checotah, Okla.
Sale
The $80,000 water
about
dated Oct. 1, 1955
are
bond
Bond
works extension and improvement
p.
group
Trust
$125,000
been
26.
City
1979
$220,000 4V2S.
inclusive.
puerto
Bond
a
of
bonds.
follows:
1962
bonds.
of
,
Oklahoma
to
Harris
Bank,
Chicago,
Trust
Company of Georgia, RobinsonHumphrey Co., Inc., and Varne-
works
Bond
Sale—The $278,000
the
County School District
No. 1 (P. O. Columbia), S. C.
Bond Sale—The $1,160,000 school
bonds offered Sept. 14—v. 182, p.
rapid re-sale.
Oklahoma
and
purchase
Richland
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
Carter County
Bond
Interest
1955.
of $550,000 general ob¬
bridge bonds originally
Sept. 28—v. 182, p.
scheduled for
1064—has
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until Sept. 25 for the
1966 to 1977 incl.
The bonds
and
on
Huss,
Due from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.
No.
&
to
1990.
sealed
Education,
bids
Sept.
on
sold
was
follows:
as
series
Bond
(P. O. Lookeba), Okla.
will
District
Antonio.
370,000 series A bonds. Due from
Wichita.
Bond Offering—L. E. Van
of
bonds
revenue
Levan,
Clerk
1,
J-J. Legality approved by Sinkler,
Gibbs & Simons, of Charleston.
of
offering
ligation
was
Plains, Texas
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Sept.
composed
sold to
45,000 33/4s. Due
Hollidaysburg Borough Authority
(P. O. Hollidaysburg), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of $750,000
966 — were
headed by the
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 31
from
1
Skagit County (P. O. Mount
Vernon), Wash.
Offering Date Changed — The
Co., of San
Dated March 1, 1955.
inclusive.
1969
966—were
building bonds
the Central Investment
interest
2.46%.
p.
Small-Milburn Co., of
Caddo
Jan.
on
school
47,000 3V2S. Due
of about
obligation funding
Sept. 14 — v. 182,
Okla.
350,000
Altus,
Sept. 8
1965
fro'm
1
inclusive.
doe, Chisholm & Co., Inc., all of
Atlanta, at. a price of 100.05, a net
basis
a
Bond
Sale—The
system
Rural High Sch. Dist.
(P. O. New Braunfels), Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
$185,000
Savings
oklahoma
Bond
Goodwin
182, p. 966—were awarded to
Singer, Deane
&
Scribner,
of
Pittsburgh, as 2V2S, at a price of
—v.
ris & Co., both of
1$55.
to
to
Dated
group
McDonald & Co.,
Cleveland,
Braun,
Bosworth &
Co., Inc., Toledo, Hayden, Miller
& Co., of Cleveland, Ryan, Suth¬
composed
Bond
Thq $90,000 im¬
—
provement bonds offered Sept. 14,
water
a
Pa.
group
100.31,
Cleveland
Squire,
—
a
Co., of At¬
Jan.
on
1960
72,000 2%s. Due
The
$225,000 im¬
provement bonds offered Sept. 14
—v. 182, p. 966—were awarded to
1957
(J-D)
loughby.
Sale
Due
to
1966
Bond
to
&
60,000 2.90s. Due
basis of about 2.74%.
Coatesville,
on
3s.
.1957
cinnati.
Willoughby, Ohio
Bond
Offering — Francis
sold
was
Courts
follows:
as
$46,000
867—were awarded
p.
to
a
lanta,
by
50
30
E.
40
ST.,
EVERGREEN
N.Y.C.
8-4100
1
The
60
(1168)
net interest cost
follows:
100.09,
a
2.13%,
of about
as
$960,000 2V2s.
1956
to
from
incl.
Due
2.10s.
2,240,000
Oct. 1
on
1975 incl.
1963 to
Madison,
Bond
provement
Due on Oct. 1 from
1962
bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1955. Due on Sept. 1 from 1956
to
1975 inclusive. Principal and
interest
(M-S)
payable at the
Northern Trust Company, of Chi¬
cago;
Wis.
West
Bareis,
W.
Offering: —A.
Allis, Wis.
Offering — Phil
Bond
public
City
Clerk,
(CST) on Sept.
20
an
issue
of $500,000
water
works revenue bonds. Dated Oct.
bids
until 2
City
Clerk,
will offer at
auction at 10 a.m.
1,
to
1955. Due on Oct. 1 from 1957
1977 inclusive/ Interest A-O.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Mondovi,
Bond
son,
bids
Haldor-
City Clerk, will receive sealed
until
7:30
(CST)
p.m.
on
Sept. 20 for the purchase of 120,-
the
for
corporate
Oct.
1956
and
(CST)
Sept.
purchase of $1,962,000
bonds.
purpose
1975
to
interest
be
to
inclusive.
Dated
(A-O)
agreed
City
Treasurer's
payable at
by
upon
or
office.
Chicago.
No. 2
Bond
Offering—Gwenn
on
Oct.
inclusive.
(A-O)
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
1961
from
1
at
office.
Due
Graham
com¬
Securities,
&
Co.,
A.
to
Sale—An
E.
B.
issue
of $81,108
was
sold
Ames
COLUMBIA
$60,000 4%
sold
Debenture
$254,000 4%
Sale
—
An
issue
to
a
Midland
of
improvement deben¬
son
&
Sale
town
—
An
Guelph, Ont.
water and
of $722,improvement
the
to
Equitable
Ltd., of To¬
Canada,
4s and 3%s. Due
as
from
30
issue
local
sold
was
ronto,
1956
to
1975
June
on
inclusive.
Interest J-D.
Kingston, Ont.
Debenture
Sale
An
—
issue
$2,128,862 improvement bonds
of
was
sold to
Dawson,
issue
debentures
of
was
of the
of
Hannaford,
Montreal,
Ltd.,
the
and
Bank
Toronto-
Dominion Bank, as 33/4S and 3y2s.
Due serially from
1956 to 1970
inclusive.
;
Securities Corp., Ander¬
Co.,
and
the
Bank
of
QUEBEC
-
-
Isle
•
•
Bond
000
Maligne, Que.
Sale—An
3%
bonds
Quiz
a
from
1
a group composed of Nes¬
bitt, Thomson & Co., A. E. Ames
& Co., James Richardson & Sons,
composed
group
Sept.
on
inclusive.
Sale—An
Bond
&
Blenheim, Ont.
Nanaimo, B. C.
Cutler,
Due
1970
Securities
C.
& Co., Nesbitt,
Co., Ltd., and the
Bank of Montreal, at a price of
107.34. Dated Aug. 23, 1955. Due
on July 1 from 1956 to 1970 incl.
Thomson
Debenture
BRITISH
to
678
improvement bonds
CANADA
at the
1956
and
ONTARIO
a
Montreal.
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1975
on
Bond
5%
the
-
group
bonds
Tall-
&
L.
Victoria,
interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
by
Tallmadge
madge, of Denver.
a
inclusive. Interest M-S.
and
proved
J.
to
Pemberton
Monday, September 19, 1955
. ..
the Canadian Bank of Commerce.
1965
to
of
Ltd.,
Knapp,
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on Oct. 10
for the purchase of $400,000 un¬
limited
tax,
general obligation
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1955.
Due
sold
was
posed
County School District
(P. O. Casper), Wyo.
District Clerk, will
Legality
by Chapman &
approved
Natrona
Principal
City and the purchaser,
of
sealed
on
1, 1955. Due on April 1 from
bank
Wis.
Offering—Chris
27
receive
will
p.m.
Elliott,
tures
WYOMING
im¬
corporate purpose street
000
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
and
sold
was
issue
3y2%
of
$350,-
improvement
to
a
group
com¬
posed of A. E. Ames & Co., Ltd.,
Dominion -Securities
Corp., Ltd.,
and Wood, Gundy & Co., Ltd., at
a
price : of 95.22. Dated Aug. 23,
1955. Due on July 1 from 1956 to
1975
1
may save
inclusive.
.
.
KenogamL Que.
•
improvement bonds
$205,000
sold to
was
group composed of A.
,
,
Bond Sale—An issue of
-
a
E. Ames &
Co., Royal Bank of Canada, Nes¬
bitt, Thomson & Co., and Gairdner
& Co., at a price of 97.02. Dated
Sept. 1, 1955. Due in 1956 and
1957.
•
\
.
•
Lachine, Quebec
>
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,337,000
various municipal purposes
bonds
An
A
What is cancer?
Q
If
•
it
uncontrolled growth of cells.
permitted to spread through the
inevitably leads to death.
body,
of
E.
A.
sold
was
posed
to
Ames
&
group
Co.,
com¬
&
Bank
Co.,
of
Montreal, Banque Provinciale du
Canada, and Societe de Placement,
Inc., at a price of 93.24, a net in¬
terest cost of about
3.78%,
as
fol¬
lows:
j
$274,000 3V4s. Due
Many types can be
Can
Q
cancer
be cured?
A
but
only if they are
treated early.
•
cured,
discovered and
1956 to
1,063,000
The
be discovered
in time?
•
Sept 1 from
Due
1966 to
1
Sept.
on
inclusive.
1975
bonds are dated Sept. 1,
Principal and interest pay¬
in
Canadian
Bond
Sale—An
able
can cancer
on
1965 inclusive.
3y2s.
from
1955.
How
Q
a
Wood,j Gundy
funds.
LaSarre, Que.
A
By your doctor
who
has available many
•
diagnostic tests.
improvement
issue of
bonds
$60,000
sold
was
to
Credit
The
What is the
Q
•
American Cancer
Society?
A
which
•
Anglo-Francais, Ltd., and
St. Ange & Gournier, Ltd., joint- i
ly, at a price of 97.66, a net inter- !
est cost of about 4.46%, as follows: j
$15,000 3y2s. Due
only national voluntary agency
fights cancer by research,
education and service to cancer's victims.
30,000
Due
4s.
1961
on
July 1 from
1960 inclusive.
1956 to
July
on
1
from
inclusive.
1970
to
15,000 4y2s. Due on July 1 from
1971
helped save an American from
dying of cancer on an average of
every seven minutes last year.
It
What has it
accomplished?
•
The
inclusive.
1975
to
bonds
dated
are
July
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
school
advances
Despite the
than 235,000
will die of cancer this year.
QDoes that mean it ha& solved A
•
the
cancer
problem?
•
no.
made,
Americans
more
J.
and
3s.
By having regular
tions
prevent this
QCan I help totragedy?
•
A
•
to the American
Cancer Society.
E.
LaFlamme, Ltd., as 4s
on Aug. 1 from 1956
Due
1975 inclusive. Interest F-A.
4%
of
Due
QWhat will my contribution
•
be used for?
A
•
helping cancer's victims.
St.
school
95.30,
Ruel
1956
sold to Rene T.
of
1975
to
about
on
Sale—An
&
issue of
Que.
$53,500
was
sold to Grenier,
and
Co.,
de
3.95%.
July 1
inclusive.
Michel-des-Saints,
Prets
Que.
of $70,000
3s, at a price of
as
school bonds
de
4 American Cancer Society
was
basis
a
issue
July 1, 1955. Due
1957
Bond
from
Board,
School
bonds
St.
Strike back
1
22,
Aug.
Dated
March
Sale—An
Leclerc, Inc.,
Dated
cancer...man9s crudest enemy...Give
on
Jules
Bond
from
at
95.00.
inclusive.
1970
to
For research that may some
your
$27,000
improvement bonds was sold
Grenier, Ruel & Co., Inc., atja
to
1955.
save
Que.
issue of
Sale—An
Bond
price
day
life, for education and for
group
Quebec, Grenier, Ruel & Co., Inc.,
and
Ste-Anne-Des-Monts,
health examina¬
yourself. And by contributing
a
Boulanger,
Ltd., La Corporation de Prets de
to
Yes.
$170,000
sold to
was
composed of Garneau
Unfortunately,
1,
Plessisville Sch. Commission, Que.
La
Corporation
Quebec, jointly, at a
price of 97.73. Dated Sept. 1, 1955.
Interest
1955.
M-S.
iiij
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