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OF
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11956
Financial
Beg, U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume
New York 7,
Number 5573
184
N. Y., Monday, October 1, 1956
Price
$1.25
a
Copy
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
-
INSURANCE
MISCELLANEOUS
-
"
Allentown Portland Cement Co.—Stock Offered—Pub¬
as
a
B
common
share
result of
into
class
rights
voting
declared,
stock.
The
with
stock
B
is
convertible/ share lor
classes of stock-have equal
Both
.!
or
on
*
:
the
on
class
American
Stock
common
PROCEEDS—The shares being offered do not represent new financing,
They
company.
T
Sales for the year
CAPITALIZATION
totaled
1955
GIVING
capacity,
RECLASSIFICATION
TO
Authorized
5, 1959 -I-—
Class A common stock
Class B
common
♦These
.
notes
held
by
C.
$1,250,000
$1,250,000
(par $L25)
stock (par $1.25)
are
___________
Exchange.
Thomas Fuller
and
W.
of
Catasauqua, as trustee feof two trusts of which,, the Messrs.
income beneficiaries.
class A common stock includes 1,156,750 shares
reserved for conversion of the class B common stock, which is con¬
vertible into class A common stock on k share for share basis.
Shares
f.
37
Stock Exchange..__
Transactions New York
class
of
B
-
,
SThis amount does not reflect
stock
>mmon
,
expected
than
other
that
any
of
B
I
convert
stock,
common
their
shares
class
of
Other
be
B
common
;
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
and
would
below
outstanding
have
.
t
underwriters
named
Federal Reserve
■
forth below opposite, the
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
.
J
Alex.
Whipple '&
Bacon,
J
&
Brown
Co
Sons..—__
E. W. Clark & Co._
C.
C.
Collings
Courts
R.
&
Co
&
McDonald
Co.,
Inc.
i
...
50
50
—
Inc.
■
-
The
Reynolds & Co., Inc
Singer, Deane & Scribner_
Smith, Barney & Co
Stein Bros. & Boyce.——
„
—V.
—
Hagan,
184,
p.
Inc.—
Ohio
Stroud
Vietor,
Co.
4,300
Co.——
10,000
4,300
10,000
4.300
& Co., Inc.—.—4,300
Common, Dann &
—
B
without
for
at
stock
share; and the preferred stock at par,
proceeds are to be used to pay cost of
purchase machinery and equipment; and
172, p. 1129.
$110
per
The
underwriting.
manufacturing
new
space;
capital.—V.
working
•
I.
Cohu
Winslow,
Yarnall,
Warren
3,000
3,000
Inc.
&
Biddle &
York
W.
—j
Period End.
Corp.
'
July 31—
Subs.)—Earnings Off—
(&
Co
& Co.,
3,000
common
par
$100).
14 filed
on Sept.
£
stock
and
The
voted
of
202
class
a
County, Pa.—Files
letter of notification with the SEC
class A common stock,
shares
A
combined
Automobile
approximately
proposals
78%
of
1956—6 Mos.
1956—3 Mos.—1955
-1955
126,789,822 264,016,032 247,454,859
;
stock dividend, payable to stockholders of record
consummation of the exchange offer, but subject
acceptance of such offer by the holders of at least 80% of
outstanding capital stock of American Automobile Insurance Co.
The
maximum
Co.'s
of
stock
6%
is
to
180 shares of
cumulative
preferred
be
at
offered
$125
number
charter
will
of directors permitted by The American
increased from 20 to 26.
be
separate action the directors of The American Insurance Co.,
declared a special cash dividend of 20 cents per share on the 2,000,000
shares
how
outstanding, payable to stockholders' of record at the
close of business on Oct. 15, 1956.
This dividend will be paid only
a
2,743,577
1,300,000
income taxes—
3,375,874
1,700,000
5,857,948
2,900,000
6,479,540
3,300,000
1,443,577
——
1,675,874
2,957,948
3,179,540
this
proposed
American
80%
of
exchange
Automobile
the
earnings
Earnings per share;
•On
$5.68
average
$6.61
$11.64
$12.56
$0.45
stock—
common
•Based on
of
the
American
,
latter
Insurance
$0.56
$0.93
$1.06
Bankers Indemnity Insurance
S. J. BROOKS &
COMPANY
TORONTO
STOCK
bonds
5%
--V.
MEMBERS
p.
Oct.
213.
New
Co., incorporated In New Jersey in 1925.
and its subsidiary are herein sometimes
Jersey
(Wis.)—Note Placed Private¬
American
Street, Toronto
Toronto Stock
••••
nard,
Toronto 1, Ont.
TELEPHONE EMpire 34012
Insurance
Co.
Mass.,
William C.
The
has
company
purchased the
manufacturers
Stolk, President,
of
Bradley concern, formerly
cal Corp.,
Exchange
Investment Dealers Assn.
'Ibxtru^ed plastic tubes
a
of
bottles,
and
.
t
subsidiary of Olin Mathieson Chemi¬
It began commercial production
p.
721.
will
serve
New York
Watt & Watt
Buffalo
Montreal
Incorporated
Fort William
Memborm National Association
Port Arthur
of Security Dealers, Inc,
.
piaintaln the acquired firm as
subsidiary (operating under
Stolk
Private Wires Between
May-
tubes and bottles last year.
Mr.
of Canada
Canadian Securities
Bradley Container Corp.
field, JJr. .Stolk said.
of
plastics
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
1013.
p.
has been primarily concerned with research and development
the
American Can Co will
L. J. FORGET & CO.
Co.—-Exchange Offer
184,
announced on Sept. 26.
in
Direct private wire to
below.—V.
American Can Co.—Buys Plastic Tube Firm—
This
6 Jordan
Members
be used to retire the first mortgage
($360,000 outstanding at Dec. 31, 1955).
1962
1,
Affiliate of Watt & Watt
to
are
American Automobile Insurance
BOND & SHARE BROKERS
SAVARD & HART
special
Montreal Stock Exchange
EXCHANGE
See
185 Bay Street,
proceeds
due
184,
chartered by
referred to as
Companies"/1 The American Insurance Co. is en¬
in the business of writing multiple line insurance and in the
company
gaged
the
was
of
"the
of
Co.
the Legislature of the- State of New Jersey in 1846 and has
continuously in business since that date. ' Its home. office is
located at 15 Washington St., Newark 1, N. J.
It has one subsidiary.
act
The
number of shares outstanding.—V. 183, p. 3005.
stock (all
per share;
Part
company,
been
stock
Preferred
class B
offer of American Insurance Co. stock for
Co.
stock is accepted by at least
Insurance
stockholders
ly—This company has placed privately, through Emch
& Co., Milwaukee, Wis., a $700,000 promissory note dated
Sept, 1, 1956 and due Sept. 1, 1968, it was announced on
Sept. 26.
i
C
;
the
the
if
inc.
Fed.
before
taxes
135,214,048
sales—
net
Aluminum Specialty Co.
THE
outstanding shares in approval
whereby;
BUSINESS—The
covering 80 shares
j
.
1956 on
a
American
,
Total
Earns,
7,000
/
to
In
4,300
Federal
Allen Organ Co., Macungie, Lehigh
The company
a
30,
and
Insurance
1013.
|
pay¬
company as a *20%
on
a. date
prior to
(2)
Stores
Allied
4,300
Stetson
class
Net
'
and
exchange for capital stock of American Automobile Insurance Co.,
acceptance of the | exchange offer by the holders of at least
of the outstanding shares of capital stock of American Auto¬
mobile Insurance Co.
Also, The American Insurance Co. will issue
400,000 shares of the authorized but unissued capital stock of the
3,000
10,000
Corp.
offer
in
3,000
3,000
Noyes & Co."
10,000
Indianapolis Bond & Share
Mason,
exchange?
The company will issue not In excess of 1,750,000 shares of
authorized but unissued capital, stock on a share-for-sbare basis
7,000
Hemphill,
I
the
of
dividend,
The
American
Insurance
Co.
capital ..shares :ranging from a minimum of
maximum of
4,150,000. depending upon the number
upon
3,000
_—
stock
80%
'
•
consummation
20%
(1)
its
3
Capital Flotations for Month of November. _i
4,300
two
of
Beane __—
!'■ 10,000
Merrill', Turben & Co., Inc.
4,300
Moore, Leonard & Lynch—
4,300
Newburger & Co.
3,000
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
,
to
Co.
ance
&
ner
Inc.
4,300
Corp.— 10,000
First of Michigan Corp.—
4,300
Fulton, Reid & Co—
4,300
i
after
basis the assets of American
totaled
$319,650,594, policy¬
holders
surplus
was
$119,601,259,
and ' net. premiums
written for
thd 12 months ending June: 30, 1956 totaled $168,710,591.
:
At a special meeting held Sept. 19 stockholders of American Insur¬
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
Boston
First
Co.——
the/exchange,
exchange<%
Insurance
7,000
&" Co.,
Dickson
S.
The
&
of
outstanding
June
3.000
Auchindloss, Parker & Redpath
of The American Insurance Co., consists
capital stock, of which 2,000,000 shares. are
.
Shares
40,400
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.—
£
of-
the
shares
At
—
(i
v|
shares
Thus,
of
have
3,800,000
of
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 50
The Course of Bank Clearings
49
the respective underwriters:
names of
Shares
outstanding stock, expires at
Oct. 15, 1956.
on
capitalization
a
shares.
will
Payable...11- 15
50
System...,———...
Reserve Banks
agreed to purchase, and the selling stockholders have agreed to sell
to them, severally, the respective numbers of shares of class A common
stock .set
6,OOO,Q00
ment
Condition Statement of Federal
Combined
severally
■
-,
the .American: Insurance stock will
special cash dividend of 20 cents per share ott the 2,000,000
presently /.outstanding iand a stock dividen «f 20%
thereby
increasing'the shares outstanding prior to the exhange to 2.400,000
Statement of Member Banks of
Condition
_•
.
shares
Exchange Rates.
Foreign
the number ot
be reduced to
shares
305,550
to
stock
'
851,200.
Dividends Declared and
the selling
stockholders,were so to
number of shares of class A common stock
increased
demand for power in the.areas served.-—
.
General Corporation & Investment News Cover
State and City Bond Offerings..
—
59
convert
than
the
shares,
would
outstanding
will
If - all such holders of class
'ip-trheir holdings into class A common, stock.
.-I
stock
B -common
'
presently outstanding, Providing that the exchange offer is accepted
by holders of the minimum number of shares but prior to the
receive
conversions by holders of class B
It
can
be reasonably
class
of
37
Miscellaneous Features
-
'
i
Mr; Sargent went
after such level of
f,
(CDT)
p.m,
Authorized
,,
1
underwriters.
the
holders
many
3:00
consummation
upoii such conversion shall riot
stock surrendered
common
soaring
of American Automobile's
37
Stock Exchange—_ 37
American
Transactions
authorized
be-reissued.
43
44
37
Fuller are
tThe
41
48
...
position
The American Insurance Co. as
dealer-manager to form: a group of soliciting dealers for
soliciting tenders of American Automobile Insurance'
Co. capital stock.
American Insurance is offering to
exchange shares of its $2.50 par value capital stock for
all of the 1,750,000 outstanding Shares of American Automobile Insurance capital stock on a share for share
basisf
after: certain adjustments in the capitalization of AmerT
ican Insurance. The exchange offer, which is conditioned
upon the tendering of at least 1,400,000 shares (80%)
42
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Fuller,
increase in dividends,
an
company's cash
Co. has been named, by
47
Markets
the
on
American Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.-^-Makes Offer
to Stockholders of St. Louis Firm—-Kidder, Peabody &
41
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages.
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
§956,750 shs.
James
Exchange«-^C]|rh Section
Over-the-Counter
§200,000 shs.
11,243,250 shs.
11,156,750 shS.
1Vice-Presidents and directors of the company, and by The, National
-'Bank
Stock
Toronto
Outstanding
Toronto Stock
Jan.
j!
38
38
40.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange——^
SAn Francisco Stock Exchange._____________
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange.
of. approximately 4,500,000
dependent
keep pace with the
v. 184, p.' 2.-;,'
38
------
is
.
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock: Exchange.-..- 41
I
$12,969,370.
EFFECT
due Jn Instalments to
notes,
Whether this, will result in
on,
17
_______
/il
earnings, has been;attained; .He then-referred to the $527,000,000 con¬
struction program now under way to increase capacity of the Foreign
Power System, somq 80%
by: the end of 1960, which is required to
Stock
Midwest. Stock Exchange.
BUSINESS—Company, which with its predecessor dates back to 1906,
one at Evansville, Pa., and the other^at West Consho-
*3%
(Stocks)
Angeles Stock Exchange
Los
has two plants,
hocken, Pa., with aggregate annual
;
Page
Detroit Stock, Exchange..—
being acquired by the underwriters through
are
a like number of shares -of class
B stock* purchased from
two" stockholders, C'., Thomas Puller and James W. Puller.
The -Pullers
will continue to own over 70% of the -outstanding common stock. .. •
conversion of
ba^rdlS;
7„;.
Cincinnati Stock Exchange.......
the'-class A stock.
by the1
^
.
29
Exchange!...,....;....:...... 33
Boston Stock Exchange.
38
company
A
-*V
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
has declared, a dividend of 28 cents a
payable Oct. 31, 1956, to stock¬
holders of record Oct; 22, 1956, and expects to pay" dividends quarterly
on
.share
V'' '■■■'-•
■'
New York Stock Exchange
except that cash dividends may be
without such-dividends being declared
identical
are
The
class
stock.
common
the A stock
on
the B
A
and
a reclassification'of the company's
outstanding" stock consisted Of ijl56,750
which the
shares.
the
Stock and Bond Quotations
Stockholders oh Sept.. 24 approved
class
The
rapid growth and satisfactory investment experience in most of '•
~ countries in which: it- operates indicate that this oOmpany's
corporate earnings this year ;will be at least $1.50 per share, a. 10%
increase. :over 'its previous high of $1.37 reported last year.
This pre¬
diction- was made on Sept. 26 by Henry B. Sargent, President. in a
talk to the-New York'Society, of
Security Analysts^' * .
---«;
In This Issue
(par $1.25) was1 made on Sept. 26 by an underwriting^
group headed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. The stock was priced
at $26.50 per share: ,;i
\
r.V.'/
stock
Foreign. Power Co. Inc.—Earnings Higher
American
lic, offering' of 200,000 shares of class A common stock
.
as
the.JBradley
President
of
a
wholly-owned
70 Pine Street, New
name.
the
hew
subsidiary.—V.
184,
Bmll
London, Ontario
York 5, N. Y.
WHitehaH 43262
Systmm Ttletyp* N, Y, 1*374
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ADM*
BUS.
LIBRARY
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
/
(1342)
..
Monday, October 1, 1956
.
C.73^
—V.
($2.50
stock
Capital
164,
Production
will
It
directors
of
holders
Th"
■
-class
company
A
Smelting
Co.
Refining
&
This
located
from)
At
& Telegraph Co.^-Craig Elected
President—
and Frederick R. Kappel as President.
elected Chairman,
Mr.
had
Craig
of
President
the
since
President
been
Electric
Western
'
*
Ml
The
t
Kappel
exclusively,
of
HIT
been
'
"
in
PARADE
HIT
the
and
conform
the
to
blend
natural
leaf
nounced
blend.
cigarette
new
a
so-called
—with
white
new
a
It is
■
tip
the
state
Baird's
has
company
its
famous
,
from
.
the
Issue
bank debt and
limiting
line
the
Chief
15,
11
an
to¬
i
ATF
completed
3
are
now
of
December
being
this
taken
for
year.—V.
the
183,
p.
Chief
ATF
*
company.
Period End. Aug. 31—
becn
Net
inc.
oper.
ry.
income
Federal
Net Inc.
■
f
"
—V.
184,
.
company's
and
rate
' j,
V.
184,
Income
producing
•
be
Station
operated
efficiencies
out
•
with
"«
a
period
Sunbury,
of
low
prospect
# .>•
tne
at
years
many
England,"
London,
near
,
-
.
•
inexpensive co.ro ion inhibition process
an
(patents applied for)- whereby ammonia neutral¬
elements In the flue gases and the resultcompounds are easily removed .rom metal surfaces
washing.—V. 184, p. 319. '
h
"Oh" T-"
"
'
Bruning. Co., Ibc„ Chicago, 111.—Expansion
complete
a
electric
line of spectrochemical
counting,
control
and
Co.
two
-V.
Federal
for
Federal
of
income
183,
2287.,
p.
«-
*
manufacture
f.
1
,
filed
company
compahy
each
The
First
offer
the
at
held
Boston
these
rate
of
record
Of
is
Corp.
net proceeds from
share
named
as
business
of
close
Oct.
on
1
principal underwrite
the
added to the company's,
financing will be
the
for subscription by*
of additional stock f
shares
one
the
at
general funds and will be used to finance the construction and equip¬
of a new plant in the Indiana-Illinois area at a cost of approxi¬
ment
mately $12,000,000.
lattcr
be
and
will
States,
ouier
Sucn
the proceeds
cranes
for
as
purposes
coxporace
producer of power
apply
during thethe proceeds wilt
for completion
The remainder of
1958.
leading
the
is scheduled
plant
cap.tal
working
company,
184,
This
1957 or early
for
United
tne
—V.
of
part
used
excavators
and
expansion
purposes.
619.
p.
1955
$11,434,953
548,331
287,750
$237,072
$260,581
Budget Plan Corp., Iladdonfield, N. J.—Files With SEC
The
SEC
corporation
covering
at
offered
be
used
filed a letter of notification with theclass A common stock (par $1) to be
underwriting.
The proceeds are toadditional offices.—V. 182, p. '1335.
7
of
shares
without
share,
p^r
establish
to
Sept.
on
5,000
$5
Products, Inc.—Partial Redemption—
McCormick
&
delivery
for
15
Bureau
Ben-Hur
See
Inc.—V.
Co.,
178,
The
1158.
p.
SL'J
4 871,0j9
74,730
61,730
,
National
of
ation
corpo
covering
Affairs, Inc.—Files With SEC—
Sept.
on
shrres
5C0
letter of notification with tbi
stock (no par) to be offered t
filed
17
of
a
common
without underwriting.\The proceeds are
cash reserve.—V. 183, p.
16111;
Automotive
Air
assets
faeilit'es
compressors,
ties
467,106
518,142
368,697
409.265
and
be
at
i
refrigeration
Included
it
in
7V2
to
purchase
175,
used
in
the
of
tTOo former Servel
of electric motor-com¬
use
as
a
by
conditioning
air
trade
patents,
production
of
these
buildings,
marks and tech¬
land
and
products.
The price
to-
Burndy Corp., Nor walk, Conn.—Registers With SE(
The
corporation
(name
changed
Burndy
from
Engineering
Inc.
Co.,
in
September, 1956) on Sept. 23 filed a registration statement with the
covering a proposal issue of 225,000 shares of common stock (pa
$1).
The
price and other
details will be supplied by
amendmen
Si-C
Van
of
acres
Noel & Co. has been named
Alstyne,
The
plant
net
ana
proceeds
used
to
are
be
additional
as
as
the? princi
al underwrite
used to pay for expansion of physic
working capital for development of ne
lines.
revealed.
not
In
making
the announcement," Duncan C.
Menzies,
President
of
Inc.,
stated the company
would use the • additional working
for its program of greater concentration on the manufacture
and merchandising of gas
refrigerators, "all-year".' gas air conditioners,
809.
p.
information
to
.?
12.27
are
machinery and equipment, inventories,
was
arranged
These facili¬
21.
in
hoisepower. ior
manufacturers.
the
the
Sept.
on
manufacture
has
Co.
fo"
announced
was
by Bendix-Westinghouse
Evansville, Ind. for the production
of one-quarter
pressors
and
below.—,V.
Erake
operated
will
available
Corp.:—Affiliate Expands—
refrigeration
chgs.
,
be
Aviation
Bendix-Westinghouse
purchase Bervel, Inc.'s
$6 134,279
5,107,822
93,884
.
arrangements
1956—8 Mos. —1955
105,098
>
^
statement with the SEC on Sept,'*
shares of its common stock, $5 par val
to
proposes
shares
SEC—
registration
a
stockholders
five
With
Co.—Registers
195§, covering 311,040
common
3006.
p.
183,
Bucyrus-Erie
The
and
test
227,500
—
to" the
devoted
.
Chicago.—V.
J25,
-
46 4,572
income
.
plants
fc
$11,465,957
on
on
taxes
.
,
largdsr
separate
This
(& Subs.)—Earns. Lower
1956
taxes
,
Chicago plants, which it will replace.
It will consist,
of
a
cne-story manufacturing building connected to a combinations
one
and
two
story office
building.
The plant
site consists of 30"*
acres
at Central
"nd
Arthur
avenues
in
Mount
Prospect, a suburb
Offering
Stockholders'
—
...
world's
of
machines and sensitized papers for diazotype copying.
Oc¬
is scheduled for July 1, 1957, Mr. Bruning said.
;
structure
will more
than
double
the
size of the
company's,
copying
.
,
the
of
cupancy
>
income
Net
$6,464,089
$822,392
*
«
that a
been
exist; gas
has
gases
without
'
■
over
at
flue-
from
means
company,
The
_
before
Provision
buildings
Sewing Machine Corp.
Research
heat
now
carried
tests
.
215.
p.
sales
Net
nical
W'nite
st:am
and office
be.cne
of
,
Instrumentation,
also
See
This
sales currently are lunriirig at about a S4,00C,o00
the backlog of orders now on the books is approxi¬
Bangor Hydro-Electric
press,
Apex Electrical Manufacturing Co.—Merger Voted—
See
of
company,
The cost,
which >was-
Instrument,
Atomic
Belding Ileminway Co., Inc.
1014.
p.
field
or
on. Sept. 25, broke ground for its new manufacturing
building in Mount Prospect, III., a suburb of Chicago.
including land, is estimated at $3iOOO,GOOi Herbert F. Bruiting.
President, said.
* •"
•"
'
■
-'.j
■ *,
• .•
The new
plant, with a total of 30.7,100 square feet of space, . will
-
^
repayment
to
6 Months Ended June 30—
after
etc.
heaters
achievement
employees at $32 p°r share,
675,313
taxes
fxd.
after
deductions
air
developed
water
plant
2286.
1956—Month—1955
$9z7,467
cna
of
thermal
by fill scale trials,
This
RR.—August Earnings Higher-
Ry. oper.. revenues
Railway oner, errpetists
.
in
latest
the
sulphuric acid-fcrming
*
..</'•
Bendix
Arbor
Ann
is
non-corrosive
by
Oversubscribed—Smith, Barney & Co. has announced
that the offering to the company's stockholders of 52,796
shares of common stock at $31.50 per share/which ex¬
pired on Sept. 25, was oversubscribed. See V. 184, p. 1118.
marketing the Chief 15, which will be manufactured in Massa¬
chusetts, by the Whitin Machine Works, designers and builders of
precision industrial machines for more than
J?5 years.
Orders
corrosion
acid,
replacements.
a.:t
for
in
laboratory
The
,
of
reproduction.
plants
greater
frequent
izes
1S56.
by M.
halftone
*
....
temperature
utilization
the
and
company's
has
■
,
fine
and
Stock--.
Ltd.—Develops Low Tempera¬
sulphuric
from
boiler
and
followed
Arranges
—
,,
applied
1.
warrants
carry
year.
radioactivity.
In length
sheet-fed
15
x
in
expensive and
the
entitling the holder of each $1,000
principal amount to subscribe to 50 common shares at 110% cf mar¬
ket priee of the common at the
time of issuance for the first five
years, and 120% of the market for the following five years.
The proceeds from sale of the debentures are expected to satisfy all
of Laird Associates-Atomic Instrument's capital needs for probably the
debentures
annual
campaign is scheduled to open in October
184, p. 914..
added
took
cars, locomotives,
Talgo trains, and the^.
p.
1119.
Ltd.—Offers
Corp.,
the
by
President.
freight
System—
low
o.
resulting
factor
overcome
acquisition: of facilities adjoining
house
to
mately $2,500,000.
:.The company manufactures
stand¬
Co.
.
being
are
finance
to
plant
Cambridge
The
easy-to-operate Chief Presses, it was announced
J. Goger, President.
This new press fills an important need in the Graphic Arts Industry
for an
11 x
15 offset press designed an'
bui't for fast commercial
production
of
high quality letterheads,
letters, sales bulletins and
P'omoticnfl material, announcements, etc.
This work includes color
20,
8opt.
cn
Power
spent
management
McGinnis,
B.
,
in
to
bearing
ro^er
of this company's extensive research in the
equipment.
"
Tne
new
development, according to the
Santa Fe Ry.—Secondary Offer¬
merged Into Baird last June
American Type Founders Co., Inc.—Adds New Press—
This
eJirinaticn
The
economizers
California.—V.
of
Columbia
temperatures
Sept. 29?
on
proceeds
short-term
next
Bright,
of
the new
Higt liner passenger cars,
equipment.—V. 184,
British Petroleum Co.,
development
unique
a
combination
(a
full king size—85 millimeters
developed exclusively for the
are
filter
Hit Parade introductory
The
in
blend"
tobaccos)
"Burley
PARADE Cigarettes
HIT
-
The
.
devices.
is
PARADE
of
$44,000,000
of
since
of Patrick
back
ture Corrosion Control
Financing—This company has placed privately $750,000
of 10-year 5 V2% subordinated debentures,- it was an■
quality.
the
consists
Budd
total
a
equ parent
leadersiiip
?
Tne-proceeds from the sale will be used in part to finance tire capi¬
expenditures od a subsidiary, British Columbia Electric Co., Ltd.,
t..e initial operations cf Western Development & Power, Ltd., a
recently incorporated subsidiary."—V. 178, p, 1978.
1110.
Associates-Atomic Instrument
Baird
{
-i
traditional
makes
new
the
p.g0y
(Charles)
Cigarette—
are
company's
for
-
v *
dlesels
and
since
p.
diesel
new
horsepower
1,750
tal
next five years is expected to total approximately with the company's conservative financial policy
ils inception, it isa hoped that this expansion .can
be financed mainly out of earnings.
.
.
,
' .
»
"Both
sales and earnings continue to show gains in
the third
qifarter and it now seems certain that second-hal' earnings will sub¬
stantially exceed those of the first half of this year.
The volume of,
orders
received
in all Divisions Is gratifying.
',
"The company's expanded engineering program insures t'~at" a steady
number of new products will be introduced in each quarter of 1957."
182,
purchase oT 50
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd., and Wood, Gundy & Col',
Ltd., \ancouver, B. C., Canada, in September publicly,
offered 20,000 shares of common stock at $46 per share. ;.
the management
by
practice
■
been
Burley,
Maryland and Turkish
lor which American smokers have
shown an overwhelming preference.
It i. believed tnat HIT PARADE
Is the first cigarette to deliver this preferred taste through a filter tip.
x
Expansion—
Locomotive^
the
all-purpose
50
ot
and
type
under
of
type
•
cor.sis.s
eo.uipment
new
laces;
approved
26
$9,000,000.
Ma.ne
ro:.d
air-ccnditioned
directors
Hie
had
has
26.14
>
1954.
l,
Mr.
Co.,
:
'
used
tobaccos
baccos
of
The
Sept.
on
cost
latest
and
the
From
Hahn, President, on" Sept. 25 announced t.ie company's new
"HIT PARADE filter Tip."'
cigarette,
ards
the
c;tr
ox
'
Kappel
Mr.
1951.
since Jan
Co.
Electric
Western
the
of
American Tobacco Co.—Announces New
Paul
./•
of
equipment over the
$2,500,000.
In line
in
charge of the manufacturing unit of the Bell system.—V. 184, p. 1226. \
President
As
21.90
;
Maine RR.—Orders £3
to
purchase
Bos.on
Anderson, President, on Sept. 24 said In part:
have just approved a five-year expansion program
after a thorough analysis of the com¬
pany's operation, produc's, physical equipment and future development
pattern.
The program has already started.
I s main pirpose is to "
enlarge manufacturing capacity, increase efficiency and thereby achieve
higher volume and profits in-the succeeding years.
"Total cost of new facilities and replacement of obsolete, and worn *
meeting of the board of "directors on Sept". 19 Cle'o F. Craig was
a
•'
'
Equipment Corp.—Plans
"The
••
Chairman and Kappel
6,572,358*
6,151,271
911.
directors
Tris
Discovery
American Telephone
share
common
2.9 to 1
13,425,292
I
af.er depreciation
per
p.
locomotives
t
ing—A secondary offering of 50,000 shares of common,
stock (par $10) was made on Sept. 17 by Morgan Stanley
& Co. at $27.62 % per share, with a dealer's concession
mile Lunga,. of 62y2C per share. It was completed.—V. 184, p. 1014. •
Mining Corp. This concession was granted to the
latter corporation by the British South Africa Co.
v
American Smelting will explore the concession with particular refer¬
ence to u large limonlte deposit which
is expected to require deep core
drilling.
The New Discovery Mining Corp. has contracted to do "the
exploratory work on behalf of American Smelting.—V. 184, p.'1118.
•
\a.ue
182,
Undertakes
—
13,933,224
2.7 to 1
13,947,453
Bock
M'arquard J.
—V.
7,220,712
14,739,553
—
en .or.es
—V.
a
'■
Atchison, Topeka &
1,000 square
Northern Rhodesia
has taken an option on the
northwest of Lusaka in .
company
New
filed
12
.
submitted
•
8,548,042
asse.s
ratio
British
184, p. 1118.
Co. below.—V.
also Panhandle Oil
Sept.
on
company
Aro
in
$0.87
,
$23,287,595 $21,153,936
Net properties,
until t..e new
1357.—V. Is4.
477,781
$2.00
I
shaie___
common
labilities
current
Current
_
x
Calif.—Files With SEC—
Fresno,
Co.,
'
'
Northern Rhodesian Exploration—
the
Net
746,828
Data:
a.se.s
Current
3,724,031
2,085,833
•
Calif.
Inc.—Registers New Class A Shrs.
operations.
Concession
Current
letter of notification with the
SEC
covering
100,000 shares of common stcck to be offered at par
($1 per share).
There will be no underwriting. These shares w.ll be.represented by pre-incorporation certificates.
*;
•
This company is to be iormed under t'je laws of C°lifornia on or
prior to Dec. 23, 1950 by Alfred G. Barnett, 1749 A.thur Ave., Fresno,
The
wnich was organized in April,
American
,
per
Boston &
1956, and is co.itrul.ed
by "Petrolina," S. A., Belgian oil company, plans to o fer 50,000 of
the shares of directors, oxiicers ar.d employees.
Tne remaining 999,823
"'hares will be offered to holders of Amer.can Petrofina class A and
class B stock of record Oct. 10, in the ra.io of one share of class A
stock for each four shares of class A or class B stock held.
White, Weld & Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc., and H.mphill, Noyes & Co.,
head the list of underwriters.
The proceeds will be used ior gene.al
purposes, including the operation and development of the oil properties
of
Panhandle
Oil Corp.
which it proposes to merge into tys own
See
„
area,
will continue in operation
completed—probably about Jan. 1,
been
have
proiit
4,580,487
3,846,321
administrative expenses..
income taxes...
&
Financial
The
27 registered 1,0*9,820 shares of its $1 par
witn the Securities and Excaa..ge Commission.
stocx
company,
Nee
I.u
Jt,2^1
.
Net p.o.it af-er income taxes,
plant at East Point, Ga.,
company's present
tne
Atlanta
the
a
that
Armoklng
Sept.
on
common
This
on
genl.
fr
1955
$21,258,720. £18,492,07?
—
1,036,771
..
pro.ic before
Armco
1118.
p.
the quarterly dividend on com¬
share. The dividend is payable Nov. 1
announced
American Petrofina,
This
whicn
Atlanta.
of
said
Ives
in
also
Oct.
record
company
located
be
Mr.
15.
that the increased dividend reflected in¬
creasing earnings which will be further augmented by the new source
ol gas supply from American Louisiana Pipe Line Co., the newest sub¬
sidiary of American Natural. This company recent.y placed in service
a
natural gas pipe line from southern Louisiana to M.chigan and the
pipe line's initial capacity of 300 million cubic feet per day is soon
tj be expanded to 400 million cubic feet per day.
The construction
of the American Louisiana pipe line has doubled the gas supply
ol
Milwaukee Gas Light Co. and increased the suppiy ox M.chigan con¬
solidated Gas Co. by more than 70%.
Both of these American Natural
sobsidiarie5%re' Dow adding large numbers of space heating cohsumerc
and supplying other classes ol customers with ail of the gas they^aewre.
The expansion of the American Louisiana pipe line will further
increase the gas supply and earnings of "American Natural subsidiaries,
including Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co., which serves its affiliates
and 14 other non-affiliated utilities.—V. 183, p. 2070.
*
tc
«
Net
Sept. 26 increased
on
stock from 55 to 65 cents per
mon
Sell.,
buildings
regional
a
as
serve
products
4-»
..
.
the new plant will total 60,000 square feet.
52-acre site three miles south of the College
at
space
section
.Park
Co.—Dividend Increased—
Natural Gas
American
The
in
will also
other
for
center
facilities
*'
time
some
plant
new
1956
<
-■
..
said.
Ives
4,lo0,000 sns.
6,000,o00 s..s.
value)-
par
at
steel
6 Mont:.s Ended June 30—
Sa.cs
warehousing and d.sDrainage produces
at
other
points. ' Stocks a
Armco Multi-Plate, Helc^r, and spiral
welded pipe and Flex-Beam highway guarurail will ue kepi "on hand,
The
tribution
10*3.
p.
adaed
be
will
Armco irtefabrieatea
the future.
mahufacturirig
for
facilities
that
Outstanding
Authorized
Black, Sivalls & Bryson, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earns. Rise-*
,
company's Dix.e Division.
plant
will
aiso
nave
facilities for converting corrugated
metal pipe to
the company's new SMOOTH-FLO sewer pipe and for
coating and paving pipe wi.li asphalt.
It is .expected, Mr.. Ives said,..
cue
The
up
OFFER
TO EXCHANGE
GIVING EFFECT
CAPITALIZATION
the states which make
Carolina,
South
and
Carolina,
North
Florida,
reinvestment of its assets. Currently, Bankers Indem¬
nity
Insurance Co. is writing no insurance but is engaged in tne
"investment and reinvestment of its assets.
American
Automobile Insurance
Co., w..s incorporated in Missouri
in Tail and commenced business in 1912.
Its head office is located
in t.;e Pierce Bailumg, .112 NoM-n Fourtn oo., o<,. Lo„i& —, -.-o.
Aniei*ca«i>.
Automobile
Fire
Insurance Co.,
a
wnolly owned subsidiary of the
Missouri Company, was merbed into the latter a: Dec. 31, 1955. a no
Juissouri company no# has one wnoliy owned subsidiary,
Associated
Indemnity Corp., a California corporalicn. Hie Missouri company and
its subsidiary
are
also engaged in the business of v. riting multiple
line insurance, and in the investment and reinvestment of their assets,
investment and
Burndy Engineering Co., Inc.—Changes Name—
Servel,
Arctic
Securities
The
SEC
and
corporation
covering
($6
to
Exchange
Sept.
on
33,000
share),
per
operate
capital
Circle, Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files With
10
shares
witbout
Commission—
f led
underwriting.
"Drive-In Ice Cream
a
a
levt-r
co'mmon
of
of
The
notification
to
stock
automatic
and
with
offered
ba
at
Bendix-Westinghouse
the
*
proceeds
are
be
to
usad
will
rnd
par
Store."
Armco
Steel Corp.—Unit to Build New
Construction
S.
Metal
R.
Products,
wide
The
steel
on
a
fabricat.ng
on
Sept.
plant
Ahnco
at
'
Dendix-Westinghouse,
Ga.,
Steel
Corp.,
manufactures
construction
bu:k
storage
of
range
construction
Mr
tanks,
sizes,
products.
farm
It
Ives
said,
corrugated
pond
will
will
metal
drainage
serve
produce
pipe and
pipe,
cus.omers
in
gasoline and
pipe-arch in a
find
miscellaneous
GeoFgia,
-
its
products to other manufacturers
-the
announcement
stated.
products;
in
the
field
of
Alabama.
Home
two
has
on
Electric
are
April
extensive
factory
has
V.
p.
184,
Appliance
branch
products
ness
refrigera¬
on
1,
sold
product
more
Division
at
and
1930,
joint
Brake
Co.
plants
Its
subsidiary
Co.
of
It
research,
doubled
around
main
design
its
has
no
plant
the
at
Aviation
connection
g'obe.
Elyria
Corp.
with
the
It
in
started
1941
busi¬
where
it
development facilities. The
space in the last 10 years.—
and
floor
per
corporation
covering
expenses
Sept.
on
10
filed
a
300 shares or common
letter of notification with the
to be offered at par $1,000
stock
without
The
Electric
the
offices
Lcs
Angeles
Funds
ef
Power
receive
O'Melveny
&
bids
proceeds
to
are
be
used
Myers,
to
supplied
and
to
p.
9—
on
Oct.
9,
per
account
year.
of
Other
the
Countries,
fluctuations
in
$67.00
the
per
rate
of
year.
exchange,
remittance
lor
foreign
subscriptions
an
d advertisements
must
be made
In
New Yorx
tunc*.
"at
900, 433 So. Spring St.,
from it of $8,000,000 of firs
sale will be used to repay short-term oblig
acquisition,
construction and improvement o
1226.
(Continued
1014.
Oct.
(PDT)
by the
finance
184,
a.m.
Room
13,
property.—V.
9
on
page
9)
Dominic
$63.00
On
fo
gas.
Co.—Bids
up
Calif., for the purchase
bone's due Oct. 1, 1986.
mortgage
tions
will
company
pest
NOTE:
v
^^ANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company. Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y.f REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
acm
Cnnada.
819.
p.
underwriting.
The
incident to drilling for oil and
share),
California
Bendix
Manufacturing Co. or with
factory is at Elvria. Ohio and it
Calif., and Oklahoma City, Okla.
main
its
of
AVCO
Eerkeley,
serviced
built
than
184,
refrig¬
compressors^uring the month of November.
a
The
SEC
compressor-manufactur-
air
Westinghouse
has
Its
plant,
sell
leader
a
above.—V.
Burndy Corp.
Calenz, Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Files With SEC—
will
consumer
Bendix-Westinghouse is
and
of
Westinghouse Air
Bendix
*
Atlanta
and
eration
Drainage
Atlanta,
make
conditioning component fields.
IBenaix-Westinghouse announced plans to be in production
26.
Armco
of
Plant—
$500,000
new
variety of steel products for agriculture and the
new
oil
wide
Inc.
week
President, announced
Drainage, a subsidiary
industry.
fuel
last
Ives,
Armco
a
began
not
ding for the automotive industry, has recently; expanded into
tion
&
ice-makers.
See
<&
Volume
184
Number 5573
.
.
Corhmercial
The
.
and Financial Chronicle
\
(1343) ' 3
Capital Flotations in the United! States
And for the First Eleven Months
of 1955
Total
financing in the domestic corporate market in
November, 1955, amounted to $601,557,784, a substantial
decline from that of October, the month
preceding. How¬
ever, in the latter period the single $637,165,800 convert-,
ible debenture offering of the American
Telephone &
Telegraph Co. was responsible for that month's heavy
dollar
volume.
of 43 issues were placed
through the private route, ag¬
gregating $201,670,000, or 17.65% of that month's
gross
dollar
that the latter
New
greater by $98,949,062.
in November, 1955,
was
amounted
current
•} ; ;
Corporate- issues placed privately in the first
eleven
O
'
!
'
to
;
Total Amount
39
$156,417,934
__
February
30
March
April
Long-term bonds and notes in November,
1955, stood
$310,451,800, or 51.61% of the grand total for new
capital issues, while refunding to.taled only
$24,311,000,
:
37
.
May,
Short-term financing was limited
figure of $2,000,00(h
\
New capital stock issues in
,
1955,
by totaling
This
$220,424,523,
of
the
and
The
that
'1995,
Can
Co.-inc., 40-year 3%%
totaling
•'
cumulative
t
the amount of
$25,000,000;
convertible
notes,
United
Aircraft
preference
stock
the
sum
Nov.
($100
of
due Nov.
1,
in
November,
month's
grand
total.
For
1955,
$193,406,200,
October
the
like<
17.65
July 28
Aug
Aug
November, 1955,
or
of
totaled
advance for
32.15%
last
year
November, 1955,
year
91-days
2,327,804,000
1,600,114,001)
Aug 11
99.532+ *1.853
91-days
2,291,394,000
1,600,357,000
Aug 18
99.522 + *1.883
91-days
2,368,922,000
1,600,735,000
Aug 18
99.523
Aug 25
*1.83a
92-days
2,177,713.000
1.600,137,000
99.521
*1.87S
12 V2 mos.
6,841,414,000
6,841,414,000 100
1,485,574,000
1,485,574,000
100
2
487,388,789
487,388,789
a
a
2,454,000
2,454,000
516,792,480
419,236,792
9,416,575
526,209,055
424,845,066
3,104,260
5,608,274
663,798,486
468,037,910
239,075,614
339.594,995
2,164,722
665,963,208
'2,148,655
21,275,906
260,351,520
406,088,650
4,218,140
928,716,904
5,382,798
934,099,702
642,519,740
4,248,569
646,768,309
$5,461,881,978
three
were
July 20
May 17
the State
of
emisslbn
$73,885,331 $5,535,767,309
of
California, and finally, the $50,000,000
City of New York, N. Y.t
»•••
of the
bond
part of the Dominion of Canada, its
provinces, or munic¬
ipalities
was
uncovered during November, 1955.
Among foreign governments,
$25,000,000 of the Union
3%%-41/4%
due
Dec.
1,
November,
public
1958,
offering
to
The
of
South
Aug 1-31 Aug
Total
for
we
present
tabulation of figures
a
corporate financing:
.
SUMMARY
since
January,
-
-
OF
CORPORATE
FINANCING
1953,
•
,
BY
Capital
.
and
Union
the
•
MONTHS
1955
New
showing
1965
of
loan
bonds,
placed
was
Total
South
was
the
in
Africa
first
New Capital
1955,
different
monthly
••
1954,
AND
in
the
amounts
of
*
1953
Refunding
New
-
Capital
Refunding
Total
$
$
$
$
133,916,625
628,060,950
466,249,711
20,439,521
486,689,232
560,772,709
16,141,452
576,914,161
428,921,547
314,624,478
15,372,739
329,997,217
641,307,965
25,159,845
1,092,117,895
136,541,342 1,228,659,237
666,467,810
521,025,292
70,653,000
591,678,292
521,319,354
5,999,485
527,318,839
1,970,544,582
315,097,152 2,285,641,734
1,301,899,481
106,465,260
1,408,364,741
1,723,400,028
47,300,782
1,770,700,810
112,141,200
614,225,924
614,765,864
10,540,950
625,306;814
384,282,362
March
First
.
quarter.,
April
"
44,639,185
"
7
$
$
$
•
-
$
Sep
1
2,202,139,000
1,600,139,000
99.422 + *2.088
Sep
8
91-days
2,281,263,000
1,601,163,000
99.460+ *2.134,
8
Sep
15
91-days
2,653,983,000
15
Sep
22
91-days
2,327,516,000
Sep
22
Sep 29
91-days
2,317,278,000
Sep 1-30 Sep
1
Second
Six
682,492,153
502,084.724
83,518,225
832,347,253
536,888,359
180,014,200
716,902,559
624,958,430
15,677,234
640,635,664
684,800,651
£91,217,851
96,140,649
987,358,500
1,077,189,330
37,112,169
1,114,301,499
63,330,353
2,380,243,977
592,872,491
quarter
months
172,833,757
748.829.028
June
91,928,160
1,851,359,915
_
348,230,142 2,199,640,057
1,930,190,934
388,296,049
2,318,486,983
2,316,913,624
3,821,904,497
663,377,294 4,485,281,791
3,232,090,415
494,761,309 3,726,851,724
4,040,313,652
732,106,517
395,517,758 1,127,624,275
July
490,437,1863
August
September,,
Third
Nine
154,141,400
622,211,465
i.
389,019,719 1,011,231,184
566,346,199
quarter-—
months
1,678,995,327
33,408,844
644,579,063
599,755,043
110,631,135 4,150,944,787
608,576,955
10,724,440
619,301,395
326,002,854
75,574,200
401,577,054
239,168,027
2,773,203
284,937,645
896,168,712
732,407,786
1,865,000
734,272,786
1,669,340,438
756,029,603 2,425,370,041
1,580,152,768
5,500,899,824 1,239,947,257 6,740,847,081
4,901,430,853
1,250,790,912 6,152,221,765
5,620,466,420
Total
Sep
29
Oct
Oct
15,362,643
1,595,515,411
179,006,275
982,161,883
424,210,596
6,664,020
235,924,122
266,684,600
502.608,722
437,537,199
28,773,944
.
368,085,542
1,026,388,640
1,387.695.944
36,483,000
1,424,178,944
601,557,784
Oct
20
Oct
27
Sep
29
Oct
11
Oct 1
Oct 1-31
2,256,679,000
2,430,033,000
8
Oct
Ms
2,067,042.000
2,405,915,000
mos.
8,778,160,000
451,267,321
9%-12 yrs.
Oct
1
27
Nov
3
3
Nov
10
Nov
9
Nov
17
17
Nov
25
1,697,382,828
•
2,429,182,000
2,222,715,000
2,320,676,000
2.174,073,000
437,897,426
197,914,742 8,067,824,901
one-half-year Treasury Notes, maturing June
Treasury notes.
the" option
exchange for. $12,-
212,000,000 of securities which became due on Dec. 15.
These securities consisted of
$5,359,000,000 of iy4% cer¬
tificates of indebtedness and
$6,853,000,000 .of 1%%
of
offered.
12 years
605,000
605,000
99.449 + *2.179
99.486
for
eleven
*2.03*
99.432
1,600,476,000
1,600,093,000
>2.2+3
*2.413
99.390
a
a
100
2
100
c
2 years
rate
The
new
exchanging for either of the issues
months———
—115,919,150,109
compounded
semi-annually when held
to
achieved by shortening the
maturity of the
to 9 years, 8 months.
Interest starts
maturity.
Series
E
Higher
Bond
certificates
securities
and
were
as
the
new
were
of that
made
of the securities to be
H
(NEW)—New
current
Income bond,
Series H, availab)#
beginning June 1, 1952, bearing 3% Interest,
compounded semi-annually;
when held to
maturity. Issu|d at par, Series H will mature in 9
year»
and 8 months, with
intere§Jrpaid by check semi-annually. Redeemable
at
par any time after 6 months from
issue date, on one month's notlooc.
H has individual limit
on annual
purchase of $20,000.
SERIES J AND K—These
replaced Serie^F and G Bonds,
respectively,
as
of May 1, 1952. Series J
and K yield a return of
2.76% when heii!
to
maturity, Instead of the former rate of 2.53% for F
Bonds an<3k
2.50% for G Bonds.
Intermediated yields of Series J and K will bfr
higher than those of F and G. Annual
purchase limit of Series J aodt
K combined Is
increased to $200,000.
'
For previous data
on
Savings Bonds, see footnote on page 262T,
June 30, 1952 ."Chronicle."
Sale
Sales
sold
of
at
of
Treasury
notes of Series
Treasury notes of
par
and
accrued
Series
interest
A
B
to
was
began
the
terminated
on
15th
May
of
on
15,
the
May 14, 1953
1953.
Notes
on
notes
were
dated
made at par with
an
date.
Dec.
are
and if held
to maturity or two years
interest approximates 2.47%. Sale of
Treasury
notes of Series "C" began on Oct.
1, 1953; the notes are sold at par and
accrued interest to the 15th of the month
and if held to
month
maturity or
two years, interest approximates
$2.20 per month for each $1,000 note*
The sale of Series C
Treasury Savings notes was suspended on Oct. 23,
1953. For previous data on
Treasury notes, see footnote on page 147£|
Oct. 19, 1953, "Chronicle."
USE
Type of
Dated
OF
FUNDS
Total Amount
Security
*
Accepted
New
Refunding
$
Total
for
six
months
Indebtedness
$
7
65,636,619,126 56,363,459,000
91-day Treas.
bills
1,600,029,000
9,273,^0,123
1,501,001,000
91-day Treas.
bills
1,600,459,000
1,500,291,000
91-day Treas.
91-day Treas.
bills
1,600,466,000
1,500,709,000
bills
40-yr. Treas. bonds
Tax
anticipation
1,601,030,000
1,501,086,000
Certif.
2,201,204,000
July
July
1
Depositary bonds
1
Feb
15
v
U.
S.
Tax
for
of
Indebt.
Savings
antic'n
bds.
99.028.003
100,168.000
>
99.757,003
99,944,003
821,562,000
821,562,003
2,201.204.000
493,734,761
493,734.761
2,414,000
•
2,414,00a
notes
July
9,920,898,761
(Continued
on
6,003,087,000
page
3,917,811,761
6)
now
Delivery of the
8, following accept¬
exchanged.
*
The Treasury Department in
November, outside of the
above, confined its operations to the sale of Treasury
Bills, Savings Bonds and Depositary Bonds.
f
from.
accruing at the end off
months instead of one
year.
Also the yield is higher in each
inter—
mediate year.
Individual limit on annual
purchases has been doublad
from $10,000 to $20,000'
maturity value.
six
.
adjustment of interest
ance
.
6.841,403,426
years
Holders of the maturing securities had
Dec._1, 1955, and exchanges
new
in
c
•
Treasury Department announced on Nov. 25 that
subscription books will open on Nov. 28 for an
optional exchange of its December rfeaturities into
2%%
one-year Treasury Certificates of
Indebtedness, or 2%%
offered
2
•Average rate on
a
barK
discount
basis,
a Comprised
of
thrwt
separate series, all of which were
changed as follows: ;
SERIES E—Beginning
May 1, 1952. Overall interest rate raised from
2.9% to
71,920,964 2.321,364,703
7,869,910,159
The
were
2 V*
a
437,897,426
Total
July 14
2,249,443,739
the
«2.23L
100
1,602,267,000
1,600,065,000
November—.
July 21
July 28
813,776,417 2,511,159,245
Treasury Financing in November
secuNties
+
9.830,159,321
for
Total
M
+ *2.333
100
5,863,000
91-days
91-days
91-days
90-days
1
+ *2.21*
+ *2.257
a
9%-12 yrs.
Nov 1-30 Nov 1
Nov 1-30 Nov
Nov 1-30 Nov
451,267,321
5,863,000
for October
Oct
1,600,122.000
99.440
1,600,731,000
99.429
1,600,983,000
99.410
1,601,073,000
99.436
2,970,120,000 100
•
12 years
2 years
Nov
430,874,616
t Revised.
These
8,471,895,686
91-days
20
466,311,143
months
15, 1958.
c
^
July 18
803,155,608
52,234,091
quarter
and
2
100
125,993,778 5,746,460,198
6.598,813,681 2,064,567,329 8,663,381,010
two
a
100
•
'
658,303,098
549,323,693
*2.123
a
4,823,000
91-days
91-days
91-days
13
Oct
•
17,136,900 1,142,879,251
*
-
6
6
13
Nov
99.464
462,368,686
4,823,000
September
Oct
Total
1,600,910,000
462.368.686
2 yrs.
Oct
Oct 1-31
99.499+ *1.981
yrs.
1
for
99.468+ *2.101
1,600,318.000
12 yrs.
Sep 1-30 Sep
July
December
•J
9%-12
241,941,230
611,231,067
576,569,963 2,255,565,290
1,125,742,351
November
12
1
1,602,174,000
•
July
October
Fourth
91-days
Sep 1-30 Sept
c
509.658,396
__
May
o
15,218,173,789
Series
-41953
Total
$
February
.i.
2
100
Aug 25
10
494,144,325
■
.
January
August
3%
issue
—1954
Refunding
100,
2 years
Aug 30
sum
:
-
1
2
'
12 years
Total
Africa, consisting
ten-year external
above. bond
the
mos.
9%-12 yrs.
Aug 1-31 August
V'
•
offering' in the;
one
of
1959,* 1960
1955.
United States.
total
three
9%
Aug 1-31 Aug 1
SERIES
Below
1
Oct 1-31
issues
'
Aug
470,186,565
401,870,510
„
;
July 20
Total
323,276,542
offering was undertaken by the Territory
of Hawaii, totaling
$7,500,000, but no financing on the
in
o
Sep
Refunding
$538,383,697
—
One
of
100
9.920.898.761
—
Sep
10.708,640
;
bond
of
2
4
to
$5,608,792
;
—
lTa
a
2,414,000 100
over
amounted
ago
336,490,735
for
of the
a
a
312.567.902
-There
1975,
42
aggregated
large proportions floated
during November, 1955 comprising an offering
by the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts in the amount of
$159,791,000, followed by a bond placement of
$60,000,000
in
2,414.000
2 yrs.
4
3
ft.1
493,724,761
Aug 11
$532,774,905
Total
1,
100
493,734,761
July.
32.15
period
October
1
100
2,201,204,000
•1.62CI
''
12 yrs.
for
193,406,200
was
November
.
number and amounted to
Total
of
of
the
August
$20,000,000, and'a like amount,,of $4.36
offerings
total
September
cumulative preferred (no par) stock of the
Pacific Light¬
ing Corp.
;
'
;
Private
July 1-31 July 1
amount
May
4%
par)
41.78
-
"201.670,000
financing in
extent
of
.
March
$30,-
Corp.
'
New
$24,346,900; United Gas Corp., 3%% first
mortgage and collateral trust bonds,
in
due
July 1-31 July
821,562.000
2,201,204,000
8 mos.
.-
821,562,000
t
9%-12 yrs.
15.59
42
February
1991; $26,377,stock offering of the Southern
Co.; Conti¬
common
8
43
January
placement of Michigan Consolidated Gas
Co.,
3Y2% first mortgage bonds, due Nov.
15, 1980 and a like
amount of 36-year 3*4% debentures of
the New England
Telephone & Telegraph Co., due Nov. 15,
nental
July 18
July 1-31 July l
of
.
803
;•:
•1.541
July
40 yrs.
33.39
.Total municipal
financing for the first eleven months
1955 is set below:-
;
grand
the
99.594 + *1.60$
$196,859,505.
Offerings of large size floated during
November, 1955,
included the $41,770,309 common stock
issue
of
the
was
1
substantially below that of
$934,099,702, but larger than the
November, 1954 total of $449,908,804.
{
;
facturing in the amount of
Next in order
99.611
1,600,459,000
99.591
$642,519,740 represented
capital, while $4,248,569 constituted refunding. The
new
$155,334,420, or 25.82%; mis¬
cellaneous, $103,584,991, or 17.22%; investment
trusts,
$50,745,091, or 8.44%; iron, steel, coal, copper, etc.,
$44,559,783, or 7.41%; land, buildings, .etc.,
$13,613,000, or
2.62%; railroads, $7,752,000, or 1.29%, and oil
issues,
$5,543,976, or 0.92%.
'
Commonwealth Edison Co.
—
-i.1
$646,768,309, of which
manu¬
000,000
1,600,029,000
2,257,759,000
26.42
during November,
36.64%
or
followed by other industrial
was
2,119,089,000
91-days
99.566 + *1.720
158,434.500
Municipal
five-year
tablh each month, we find that the
public utility group,
in keeping with .the
customary pattern of financing, con¬
total.
91-days
1,600,466,000
36
—— —__
$179,152,096,
tinued to rank first in dollar volume
7
July 14
62.22
November
14.24% of the month's grand total for all
financing. *
I '• Among the various categories given in our
-
%
65,636,619.126
1,601,030,000
17.41
October
29.78%
July
7
Yield
$ '•
•
months
2,390,318,000
491.070,000
October's
or
July
1
$
1955
Price
91-days
176,096,955
up
volume, while preferred stock
number, totaling $85,642,888, or
28
six
Accepted
91-days i 2,403,294,000
286,124,000
offerings in November,
of the month's gross dollar
issues amounted to 27 in
Jun
for
-
Feb-.15
52
total for November last
and
Total
1
'
DURING
Amount
Applied for
»
■
„
July 28
September
..
1955, reached 77 in number
-
„
v
,
July 11,
37
.
November, 1955, added
stock
'•
—
$236,871,893, or 39.38% of the month's gross dollar
volume, while refunding issues totaled
$27,923,091, or
4.64%.
\
/
common
33
v
i
Amount
■
July 21
r
July __i—i--—
August
to*the low
!
to
The total of all
-
June;
f
July 21
24.90
227,855,000
129,802,075
.
TREASURY FINANCING
Due
14.06
j
•
172,766,875
.
STATES
Dated
July 14
1 % of Total
-
178,463,284
23
'
at
tii
UNITED
Date
Offered
41.61
No. of Issues
.January;
.
4.04%.
with
months of 1955 follow:
$549,323,693, or 91.32% of that month's gross dollar vol¬
ume, while refunding issues totalecf$52,234,091, or 8.68%.
or
figure also compares
■
'
volume.
■
issues
The
-
November, 1954 total of $304,393;500 made up of 30
issues, equaling 60.56% of that month's over-tall
dollar
,
capital
volume.
the
A comparison of the November, 1954
$502,608,722 with that of November, 1955, reveals
total of
t
in November
In the
lowing
comprehensive tables
pages
we
compare
and the eleven months'
on
the fol¬
the November
figures with those
for the
corresponding periods in the four
years preceding thus affording a five-year
comparison.
,
2 5,0 0
90,0 0 190, 0
13,58 08
396,478.0 154,80516 6,07451
Refundi g 2 ,927,0 23,5 60 178,70
$
-195-
.—
,
2 5,0 0
Capit l 37,51.0 13,04916 6,428751
Total
90,0 0 190, 0
13,58 08
720, 0
New
$
506,2 0 16,*950^ 40,196387
7,680, 0 89,470 301.59,20
631,759475
1,0354,67
•46, 130
7,680, 0
58,18 75
-v
■T
Refundi g 89,650,2 0
-1952-
172,450 48,609 0 310^74,20
89,6502
■r
Capitl
New
Total
$
'
36,52497 17,50 37,261 5 71,647 95 3,0 .0
$
47,8217 25,0 0 130, 0 179,231 60 2,51,0 810,964 7
$
Capit l 61,50 0 21,930
"
Total
DCPioraotmmnvunsicdfpaelt,s.
i
i
'
250, 0
Total
-1954
401,9542. 39,53 0 48,19 35
403,97480
*V%193"540 12,468307
90,87 0 49,08* 7,50,0
~
Refundi g 259, 50 6,"46^0 83,60
250, 0
Capital 14,9 240 32,90750 48,105 3
New
Total
$
S34.76280 2,0 0 85,6428 178,52096
193,540-
12,468307
30/0,0
?
-
-195
FCORPEIGANT,
Refundi g 24,31 0 27,0460 848,491
Capit l
New
310,45 80 2,0 ,0 58,6 28 178,0365
30 ,0 0
——
5,60 , 0 17,031840 57,86 ,387 27,1850 93,078 0 54, 9 0
324.65,182 26,752375
249,716 82 26,752375
New
-1953
Fedral
575,0 0 50 ,0 0
9,630, 0 172,6 50 8,0 ,0 56.325,0 2,48 ,9 7 12,50 0
$
41,034.50 275,0 0 17,60 95 2,13 401 250, 0 26,40. 0 893,10
Capit l 9,630, 0 167, 250 8,0 ,0 48,60 0 2,48,97 10,9605
$
75,530^16.^ 58,40 '. vwr,
185,07524 - • 401,95*-3^421,95®*
17,50
f!vr;-
v
$
•-
5,01 0 93,1 0 27,0 0
Refundi g 50, 0 62,40
$
-1954
.
s¥o bo 26,708640
4467,,31821
1,539, 4 14,70 0 28,7394
S
Total
575,0 0 «P0, 0
74,2965 24.61,398 12,80 0 I I I I 46,0 60 7,04310
Refundi g IZso Zo X7VL0 1,539~4
New
55864,1,132787
£¥o~ol o 31,726840
5.018 20 89,650.2
,
the
8,09 ,0 7,950, 0 30 ,0 0
23,850
6,2159' 24,61 398 1,260 56
108,5964 9,630 296. 8,2750
9 ,280
18,67509 7,5*6,30 24,694,815 13, 4360 90 ,0 0 13,0985 2,065987 10,4 82 5,01.0 1 ,86.095 34,5630 210,75239 21,40 360 8,049,280 30 ,0 0 90 ,0 13,854301 45,91 87
250, 0
•
4, 9,0 — . PuKeo . Z Z Z Z 2,165,0 6,729,60 50, 0 67,089 0
—
16,250 259, 0
13,065 0
30 ,0 0
Capital 5,01,0 30,51 * 27,0 0 54,7254 8,09,0 7,950, 0
43,796504 7,50,0
$
New
25,0 0 37,80 64,78309 7,50,0
Total
$
"
•
142,80 4,28,569
549,32 693 25,0 .0 235,0 0 642,519.740 7,50 0
*
SOUMFARY
61,50 0 319,5 41 17,46280 1097631742 1.0,618 340, 0 5,143
8,796,24
21,3475
3,023,0 4 9, 90 29,40 182 2,352,375
46, 130
74,590
Total
631,7594
23,714,30 14.9560 5,380,7 0 26,310,60
18,475,60
—
^
;
_
—
.
.
18,450
13,806
of
52,34091
$
$
90,87 0 6,12,30 36, 90
2625634003512,7,.,95684748,11894
v
340, 0
324,980.64V17,46,280 135,97432 1,0 618 28 ,250 5,154,34
50 .0 0
Capit l 18, 50 8,9720 54,0 0 20,370 24,0 0 57.0
Recaonstrudi
3,0 90
5164 2,0 140, .— 37,51^0
27,1850 90.5,0 54,0 ,0 294,8560 24,0 0 575,0 0 50 ,0 0 14,6950 506,2 0
$
76,450.
235,0647
—
20 .0 0 282, 50
107,68 941 17,46280 57,98742 19,0168
2 5,0 0
2 5,0 0
46,3580
.
$
F16,8572093frmaougnicepltys TMNOFYSCIUTVSOHEINRAAPHIBREREASD
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12,95:64
17,46280
-v
•
5,238,70
2,927,0
$
282, 50
76.274,3 2 19,01.68 20 ,0 0 — * 8,796134
2 5,0 0
$
Bank
Capitl 308,195 3 17,50. 36,9415 71,64795
2 5,0 0
Refundi g 9.0 ,0 1,083,0 74,5 9,0
-1952-
8,40 2,145,90 19,3 894
for
28,7394
7,835,0
New
DSetvcohluprmienfts.
1,80660,8747529. {intGerovaernomlt,
46,31 43 18,60 0 8,40 0 406,8340 97-,394573
317^0
Refundig 28,45694
-1953
720, 0
416, 580 16,950 40,196,387
76,450 21,05 0 59,47«l0 2,0 ,0 140, 0 46,358^0 396,4780
Reiu dlng 14,950. 142,0 0
-195 -
297,402 890,268375
1,268,47
$
,
89,470 4,125,0 140,236 0
564,132 87 25,0 .0 302,450 27,84026 2,51,0
$
Total
. 19,45,28360? bSatoneyids
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7, 52,0 13,0 0 37,19 80 74,9250 12,¥ X6
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5, 4016 5
$
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52206325,,69884471
89,42 53 7,361,9,83 86,~409l420 5, 43,976 1,0 ;0 z z z 49,25091 31,809 1 264,79 84 7,52,0 4,59783 16*5,34 20 5, 43,976 13,6 0 '50,-74 9 103,58491
20,4 523
^
601,5784
>
50,0 0
69,3850 12^630* l-iJPfcO 63/709, 0 310,45 80
$
9 ,280
14,26095 7,56,30 24,579125 13, 4360 "To 'oOo 13,0985 , 19,0 87 93,67482 5,01,0 4,7 0">5 34,5630 79,51739 21,40.360 8,049,280 30 ,0 0 90 ,0 0 13.854,301 27,50 987
2,0 ,0Q 2,0 ,0
14,920
il,50,0 69,750 34,76280
Capit l 7,52,0 18,2950 37,1980
-195
250, 0
250, 0
75 Z716 7,60 , 0
6,0 165 24,31 0
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2,~574l60 , — 5,298,491 27,93091 12/75^0 28,1460
1,364 91 52,34091
—
/
■
-
89,374523 7,361,983 57.8~34.820 5,43,976 l.O^ .O — 49,25091 26,51 0 236,871 93 752,0 207,69523 4,59783 127, 9820 5,43,976 13,6 0 60;745',091 92, 0.5 549,32 693
2,0 ,0 2,0 ,0
—
—
7
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Corp ate-
Other
Total
f
Candian Loan
f
Other Farm
Grand
United
•These
OFOM NTH
Long-Term Railroads Public Equipment Maontodrs
Iron,
etc. etc . etc. ,—- etc.
Total
Other Land,
Short-Term Public Equipment Moatnords
Iron,
Other Land, Rub er
Ship ing
Stocks-
Equipment and
Public Iron, Motors Other Land,
Ship ing
otal—
T
Railroads Public Iron,Equipment Maontodrs Other
Oil
Land, Rub er
J
Total
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2
c
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3
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•94,08 25. -6,021 0 703,4612 835,728 2.50, 0 2^054*758 5,0 ,0 1,640, 8 5,98623,708 150, 0 280,4650
-
$
Total
7
70 ,0P0
Refundi g 31,97362 123,01 3 9,29,50
2,7 1,50
$
-195
•
*
-
*
,
6,0453821 38,47350 478,25 4 1,0768,45 128.50, 341504 25,08 0
Total
$
743, 65
5,3 09723 3,67350 461,8736i 1,0587,12 128,50 378~50"6 2,05 0
Capitl
'New
Total
.
-
$
4.862,90417 218,3570 418,0264 1,052815
6,43 597
New
$
V
•
'
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•
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.
New
S
Capit l $ 254,980 2,19360 5 48,5.0 16,0910 1,65:840^17 46,95 86 17,30 12.50, 35,~o 1o 260, 50
"-' .I
4,80 , 0
4,83 , 50 695,0 0
2,56,0
■
;
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;
4,80 , 0
10,98470 963,40 8,91,850 3,720, 0
3,*70 6,30670 9.27,640 13,82065 203, 51827 35, 05 3,872,0 2,50.0 82,35893
'
276,1450 2.69 8,016 26,8316 20,34 875 2,840 1,65 3842 185.69,213 5,079140 104.57,28 2,80,0 2,49 16 36, 8542
-?
46.2190 3,042.759,48 603,21645 16,091 2,31806345 67,59.03 20,6430 135,694873 S8,92~L750 483.1 0
26,19548 21,390 79,63.740 86,3 40 26,75 983 12,46592 2.340, 0 20, 0 64,57408
254,980 2,963.05 8 516,87245 16,0910 362,04721)3". 64,092.83 18,30. 15,694873 68,~92L750 418,5 93
7695 28,03745 426,3951438,9 570 3,19487 3,~92l70 13,254
5,44,681929576020317 2250,,8305 218,3570 11,5,58326773840
$
243,520 1,96745120 208,350 28,059375 81,56720 317,397 29,37285 27,60 0 57,01 0 1,0541,0
'L
—."1 1,635,4 8
3,673 50
.
13,96 0
433
37,40
1,450, 0 50 ,0 0
50,0 0
902,8619 43,26758 165,0327 108,5943 1,324713 21,5486 90,178546 243,520 2,8476.38 251,7958 28,059375 1,048:62 7 542,15.836 30,74.538 27,60 0 279104^86 1,3079 ,46
_
4
"201,250
Refundi g 31,0 0 25,910 630, 0 51,39 015 1,3490 1,539 4 1,20 0 19^5L30 17,90230 150,7 59
'
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-1953
3"2,140
573,0 3,194,873
New
i,4o67T2~ob 4,7013 8 41,850
70, 0 145,70
29,60 0 62~5L821
6,4821 5 295^34,0
.
,
-
Total
• 18,450 736,45 361 857,49 1 82,60 5 0, 0 193,540 103,74 807
5,734053
.
201,250
7,536905
50 ,0 0 50,0 0
13,96 0 04,73. 1,450, 0
v
Capit l 21,450 1,9420351 207,650 28.059,375 836,Y7~2l85 431,96837 27,83 1 26,40 38:4170 .97,53180
4,6597823 41,850
$
New
1,854 19 1,52913 31,0 0 3,46.905 630, 0 52,435 79 2,07 ,025 1,539 4 1,20 0 19751",30 19, 580 9
1,04 64 721,025
:
.
Total
Refundi g 1,539 7 7,50, 0 140,6 976 8,038,432
'
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■
5 0, 0
$
■
98.0 0 82,08.0 0372/7085", 5,89436 7 37,05 0
Capit l
10,7950 572,681.49 1,78 2 35 34,50 80,7 .982
40,U30 48,50 0 2,5301,95 ,35.76,09 li.80, 0
-195
COORPFATE,
SUM ARY
1TRoefutnadilg$i- ^1,82305 21,05 0 82,70815 23,48910
$
5,90271
Capitl' $:• 4,726.89,2 79,450 48f9,72834 1,76429, 5
New
:
:.
$
New
$
<-\
,
6,0 ,0 73.85,31
-19.5
1,42 5019
GARONUPIDN
34,250 807 ,982 v•
•
■
i
580,32 0 2,41593,0 359.06-80 54,9 50 62.50, 0 1,37986.40 205.6 ,0 12,48750 92,50 0,'1795,0 12.0 0 1,0738 .40
Refundi g 408,69 0 218,6.0 6,4 0 38,76 407 10,82 5 9,70,0
.
$
o
New
•
■„
426,960
109,50
79
:
375,173 2 5,0
1
3,544,
576,
24
88,
1,164, 494,
101,
11,
1,8650 148,69„408 251,482.0 73,59074 4,510,48 304,28 17 62,3850 375,173 2,70,0 2516 :6 27,14923
163,50
70,15480 6,83 403 314,5284 6,82 3 15,69 61 1,23 24 235.40,67 14,6758 174.69 0 2,708 1 572,1 03 24,83750 8,40 0 860,38 9 432,16.3~2 10.8 ,03 8,91,50 1,37 24 261,5813 84,7903
•.
1,250
286, 916,
'
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S
12,5,4491206
329
21,05 0 21,05 0 26,15873 4,6 0 42,78 0 "168, 58 1:750,6 2.64,30 27,968 2 106,37 25 408.6940 24.36,785 1, 20 431,5720 10,82. 5 9,86,85 I,"750:6 o 2.64.30 97,560213
,4851.23
$
10,484
123f,6274 13,0147
7, 50, 0
10 ,960 417,874 6 2,387 843,750 40 ,0 671,0 6 549,3 2 186,176 68 ,50 373.2 4 158,183 939, 78
426,
18,59 0 375,0 0 2,175,0 ~ 20~q76o 4501 0 10,795 0 75.32,08 231,8 362 5,0 0 328,512 8«,081 65,2906 6,904,832 58,264 39 1,972.50 417.35,69 210, 634 580,32 0 3,0541308 591.260 60,49 50 •591,0 25 1,470 .81 270,869.0 128,053 82 150,7^43 13,967 50 429,35 69 1,36 5 ,764
1,82305
375<,0 0
Capit l 17,620 2,03450 352,6108 54,9 50 62,50 743,21793 103,7815 li,48750 92,50 1,795,0 12,0 0 1,02536)19 '4,7612 7 X18,59 0
CHAR TE
!>
Z
750, 0 1,350, 0
150. 0
174,930 2,0637 0 50,3150 24,83750 8,40 0 54,126405 364,1 50 85,1402 8,18,0 25,7 .16 394,7.16
Total
<•
~7",50, 0
Refundi g 251,4820 650,42850 4,50,0 291,7064 62,3850 2:482165 25:6o16o 25,3429
-1954
-.2
•••
193,540
Capit l '/£< 4,1980374 10.7 ,0 59,84375 849,5748 81,9750 103,7480
New
21630,0',14875 21189,,0570 11,,65297876
/,,
,
-
38 ,50
830,17 4 •6,84 7 327,53961 6,823 16,04513 1,23 24 235,40267 153,02578
;
-
98,0-•
1,69^7,64389270 ('•-: 9142,,882000 1,285.06 124,36291
685,0
$
426,960
750, 0 1,350, 0
425,670 '08,1472 509,81350 24,83750 8,40 0 836,9T045 426,51.0 85,1402 U,30,0 150, 50,7516 647,0 4
-$
154,,784522,90837.3„37910
M485,.1947,30092516836 132,50.76p391,801,36357,122964,2781135004974f9308586fReBac^FofGItnstrebSohrvaumdadtguionkimcprelilyndyes.s ETFOSLIUTONCSNHONVARHIEPRSFEWAD
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-1954
895,3206 43,26758 163,92806 107,8 41 1,324,713 21,5486 8,32407 21,450 2,851.3978 250,94 158 28,05937 9508419 540,3 81 29,07':94 26,40 0 2591873,546 1,280 957
-
-
1,65780 6,0185 76 37,0580
$
>•
I
6,1740382
'• ..
3,607 0 4,82,0
-1,4*65 5,321,0 5,065,0 6 ,85716 98, 3901
9,63,50 695,0
2,56 ,0
5
347325,80 8,4750 ,128,9715 5846284,333,,1507,099254612982678103,503972-■,14017",732—5588 212-,10,3~,550,0999^p1l44/766508337143,879^1-0 ,1,412,67588469953630
831,0 0 150, 0 1,0 ,0
1,90 , 0
Refundi g 21;39,0 68,709 0 85,420 253,06 13 8,745,925 2,340, 0 20, 0 62,91 50 712,4 08
-1952
70 ,0 0
10 ,0 0
309-42,50 2.69,304.71 27,10.81 34,16 50 2,84,0 1,8547,109 201. 8713 8.951 40 104.57,28 2.80.0 24,79416 45,72.495
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FYNE3MIOAVD0RTHS.
Capitl $• 4,7128 3 218,570 410,32174 1,049263
'
-
46,2190 2,631950 574,2 50 16,0910 1,869051 475,0 1 20,70 132,50 35,0 ^0 32^94,0
.
16,43172 18,o 76o 1,0475 0 *83,16295
Refundlg 150,7 59 201,250 7,92,430 3,160,483
-1953
70, 0 163,750
34,141,6103939729855
740, 0
Capit l 271,08 0 1,96)2405 163,89260 20,34875 2,840 1,652047 98,3 12- 3,740 102,750 2,80) 0 279,4067
10, 0 81, 20 120. 3650 493, 043 3,569271 3,9260
7,083941
29,60 0 624 1~il
■
$
1,6870 1,380~976 32,8 56
i•
$
$
1951—
7,8230,87 10, .0 92,850. 120, 3.60 1,83420 3,8915,689 3,9260
3,025,0
Refundi g 712,4 08 4,80,0 17,0 108 6.093,40
-1952
1,964 2,806457
,
5,3684
60 ,0 0
1,4 0, 0 6,021,0 5,065. 0 70,46521 103,8190
C
150, 249,560 4697l5~,6 2,80792 17,601,0
New
831,0 0 250, 0 1,0 ,0
2,50 . 0
$
Total
49,8 245 36,9O7 O 1,49506, 72,856215
Capit l ■$. 4,0956 40 ?5,3210 580,16 79 825,64328 ,250 2073 1258 5,0 ,0 ~ 90l 0 ,16408
304,270 1,9350' 168.2 ,90 34.16,50 2,84,0 1,287.3 4 130,89132 37,6190 102,750 2,80,0 2,40. 0 .350,7 6
Refundi g 3,470 32,09 , 4, 9640 13,82065 120,76197 32,50 0 3,872,0 1,50,^0 70,8290
17,601 0
2.T7516
20 ,0 0
58740. 0 79,45 0 749,1372 2 ,1632 50 , 0 328,512 287.1028 65.29,06 6,735,974 58,264 3 10,2 950 41.709,3 182,57382
o,
2,3497 1
17,62094538 60, 391.52807461 ,25074391. 26, 5931 81,43059.26
'NEO3NVEDM0BR •,.;boanontnesd—ds stoc—k_'stock,. boannodtfdSs stock stock.-. foreign—.bonaontensd—ds stoc.k stock corpate-. HBIntaeranioklGovernmti—— govern.mtGagaencivns"—fd.&"Mucniciptal—.Stes,,Posein » fifundigcnuldoresets NE3ONVEDM0BR NBootaensn-dds util—.eseccopotarl,,manuft acesor.i minanadufuctnsritrgd—l beuticl.d—n1gs, , httoreraludtisncg.,^, BNootaesn—ds. util—es eccotop.al,,manufctres oriesimnaadnuunsftcrdtrlig beuticld.ngs, httoreraludtiscng.,, eccotopal,,manufctres oi—Inmadanuufcsntrtirgid.l beuiltdcngs, — htoetrrladtuicns.g,, ecctopo-al,,manufc—tres^ .oiesminandauufncsttrrdigl1i"9 bueildt,ncgs,^- —hetotrlradtucins.g,, 7,1596sceoc8urpritate
MONTHS
11
DeCorpat— omestic— Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on Candi - Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on Other Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on
Total
§Candian foreign Loan Staes
Other Farm
United
toal •These
Grand
MONTHS
11
Long-Term Public Irsoten,l, Equipment Maontodrs
Short-Tem ste l, Equipment and
Ship ing Investmn Miscelanous
Total
Other Land, Rub er
Public Iron, Motors Other Land,
Investmn Miscelanous
Stocks— Railroads
utiles stel, Equipment and
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er
Investmn Miscelanous Railroads util es ste l, Equipment and
Total
Public Iron, Motors OIher — Land, Rub er
Oil
SMpni g Investm n
Miscelanous
i.'otal
cn
cn
I
6
(1346)
'
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle...
Co.;
(Continued from page 3)
Chas.
Scranton
W.
&
Co.;
Dated
&
New
Refunding
Accepted
Indebtedness
S
1
Aug
4
91-day
Aug 11
Aug 18
91-day
Treas.
May 17
9%
Aug
U.
Aug
Depositary
Aug
Tax
ctf.
mos.
for
Price,
1,485,574,000
Sep
1
Sep
8
15
£«p
22
Sep 29
Sep
1
£ep
Sep
1
Tax
'
antic'n
1,500,614,000
1,500,455,000
100,708,000
1,502,834,000
1,600,313,000
1,503,268,000
99,340,000
97,050,000
1,600,910,000
1,500,043,000
.
5
99,525,000
1,601,163,000
'
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;
j
;
.■
$18,000,000
462,368,686
4,823,000
for
4,823,000
Co.;
7,507,214,000
964,681,686
6
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,600,122,000
1,600,059,000
Oct
13
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,600,731,000
1,600,459,000
Oct
20
bills
bills
1,600,431,000
27
Treas.
Treas.
1,600,983,000
Oct
91-day
91-day
1,601,073,000
1,601,073,000
Oct
11
8(4
ctf.
mos.
1
U.
S.
Oct
1
Tax
bds.
2,970,120,000
451,267,321
5,863,000
451,267,321
bonds..
5,863,000
antic'n
^ *500,000
F,
due
6,402,022,000
Nov
3
1,553,000
91-day
bills
1,602,267,000
1,600,714,000
91-day
10
Treas.
Treas.
bills
Nov
17
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,600,065,000
1,600,476,000
25
90-day
Treas.
bills
1,600,093,000
Nov
1
Savings
bds.
437,897,426
—
Depositary bonds..
605,000
U.
Nov
1
S.
Tax
antic'n
1,600,065,000
for
Total for eleven
6,401,348,000
*10,000,000
,
Net Issued
Retired
"
for
six
months..
35,340,050,000
34,756,024,000
■'
584,026,00c
339,906,000
112,781,000
227.125.00C
13,130,000
Total
150,629,000
tl37,499.001
353,036,000
263,410,000
89,626,000
1,360,185,000
474,013,000
Texas
140,150,000
1,512,150,000
614,163,000
898,287,000
T
for
i.
September—
Certificates
Co.;
662,390,000
954,025,000
October—
t55,562,000
1,065,625,000
*18,000,000
first
3%%
Iqwa.
3.60%
Co.
....
....
260,803,000
66,639,000
_
t347,191,000
Mutual
Inc.
due
Certificates
486,000,000
interest.
t8,561,000
for
561,200,000
t233,758,000
852,702,000
91,352,000
November..
454,000,000
398,702,000
134,330,000
142,978,000
for
944,054,000
eleven months..
'
Life
mortgage
39,195,466,000 37,848,752,000
Co.,
1,346,714,000
;
■
i
&
Retirement
■
1
;■
Fund
Government
Deposit
Federal Savings and Loan
Insurance
Insurance
Corporation.
Corporation,
tNet
*4,400,000
Insurance
Crowell,
Co.
of
Co.
Weedon
1,000,000
through
.
-
.
Co.
&
*3,500,000
Offered
by Kuhn, Loeb
Oversubscribed.
100%
Co.
and
on
1982.
ft
&
Co.
mature
Purpose,
to
&
Ohio
for
new
3.125%,
Mutual
Inc.
1975,
;
-J
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&
Co.,
».
new
\nsur
«
Life
Lynch,
and
Price,
maturity.
yield
to
$2,952,000 Chicago, Rock Island
certificates, series p,
•:
from
Offered
bonds,
uce
of
Witter
/,
INDUSTRIAL
Co.
&
to
Dec.
1,
to
1,
,
,'.
,
v
Beane;
AND
<
-
through
The
,
Can
Co., Inc. 40-year 3%%
notes
Insurance
Co.
Fuel
Oct..
1,
&
.
*3,800,000
Research, Inc. 6%
1975
and
225,000
V;
■:
•
&
-
Co.;
Homer
Gregory .&
Sons;
O'ConnelT &
Emanuel,. Deetjen
1
%
Co.," Inc.
~~
.
■
3%-
A.
of
for
construction.
new
investors
Placed
through B. C. Ziegler
HOLDING,
ETC.
trust 5%. bonds, series B,
expansion and working capital.
four institutional investors.
with
--
!
,
.
"
'
4(4%
Ltd.
promissory notes due Nov. i,
Purpose, refunding ($3,566,000) and to repay bank
etc, ($3,434,000). Placed privately with John Han¬
Life
Insurance
Co.
Automobi'e
Banking Corp. 5(4%-- capital convertible debentures due Nov. 1, 1970.
Purpose, to reduce bank loans
and for working capital.
Price, 100% and accrued inter¬
Underwritten by Reynolds & Co.
Inc.; Cruttenden &
Chace, Whiteside, West & Winslow; First Trust Co.
Lincoln; Lester, Ryons & Co.; Bioren & Co.; Chas. W.
Capita]
Shares,
fo*
M.
4%%
Inc.
general
notes
corporate
due
Nov.
1, 1970.
Pur"Placed
privately
purposes.
Byllesby & Co.
Cardinal Service
"
-
Stations, Inc. 4(4% first morteage bonds
for expansion. Placed privately through
1975. Purnose,
Sachs
Continental
due
and
Co.
&
Air
Kalman
"
Nov.
1,
I
\
%
Lines, Inc. *
convertible
1970.
Purpose,
to
subordinated
bank
repay
for
&
Company, Inc.; Irving Lundborg & Co.; Merrill
Fenner & Beane; Peters, Writer & Chris& Rensba- ;. Re'-wabacher &
Co.,
Stern Brothers & Co.
Oversubscribed.
Lynch,
-
.
,
Pierce,
ter.sen,
,
and
'
*500,000
First
24,
Inc.;- Rodman
Acceptance
Corp. 5(4% subordln^trd n^tes due Oct.
Purpose, for general corporate purposes. Placed
1967.,
privately through F
*10,000,000
New
Eberstadt
General
Corp.
Acceptance
1961-1965, inclusive.
at
par.
Placed
,
Co.
&
4%
10-year senior notes due
for working capital.
Price,
with a group of institutional
Purpose,
privately
investors.
*4,000,000
Goldblatt
for
*2,000,000
SvOck
Co.,
S.
.
1,
Placed
&
U.
working capital.
Price, 100% and accrued
■.interest.
Underwritten by LDhman Brothers; Ball. Burge
& Kraus; J. Barth &
Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Boettcher &
Co.; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; Dempsey-Tegeler &
Co.; Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast; R. J.
Edwards, Inc.;
Fairman, Harris
&
Co., Inc.;- Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
•*
>
(par $1) in units of $500 of ponds and 50 shares of stock.
Purpose, for expansion and workings capital.
Pbice,: > $500
per unit, plus accrued interest on the bonds. Underwritten
by Lee Higginson Corp.; P. W. Brooks'& Co. Inc.; Hardy'
t
the
for
-J
debentures,
due Nov.
common
'■
'
I,:
Goldman,
>
4,125,000
first mortgage bonds
of
Purpose,
Mutual
,
Bros.,
expansion.
tual
shares
in
collateral
Inc.
Gas,
American Factors,
due
"
*
Union
PurDOse,
privately
-i
pose,
Co.
America.
of
Dixon Chemical
the
of
notes
Holy Cross, Inc., Notre Dame, Jnd. 3.25%mortgage serial notes due Oct. 1, 1956-April 1,
through H.
First
.
con¬
Investors
Co.
The
"
'
investors
new
subscribed.
*300,000
MANUFACTURING
institutional
mortgage
for
institutional
Scranton
promissory notes due Nov.
15, 1975. Purpose, refunding ($2,460,000) and for working
capital ($540,000).
Placed privately with Prudential'In-
due
.
Co.
$7,752,,000
.
first
Pumose.
& Co.:
Ball. Burge & Kraus; Bateman, Eichler
& Co.; A. G. Edwards &
Sons; Fairman, Harris & Co.,
Inc.; Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.-: Reed, Lear &
Co.; Irving
J.
»' Co.,
Inc., and C. T. Williams & Co., Inc. Over¬
Merrill,
■\,
with
Co.;
Co.
&
1975.
&
.
consolidated
1,
Aug.
est.
Craddock-Terry Shoe Corp. 4%
surance
.
2,250,000
1967,
of
first
1976.
■
of
..
*3,000,000
Halsey,
Co.
&
1,250,000
Michigan Corp.; Fulton,
Co.; Harriman Ripley &
&
Mercy
inclusive.
cock
J
promissory notes due to Jan. 15,
expansion and improvements.
Placed
for
with
Life
Inc.
1957
due serially Jan.
1, 1956 to Jan. 1,
for
new
construction. •- Placed
privately
institutional investors through B. C.
Ziegler & Co.
loans,
including
through Smith,
1995.
Purpose, for expansion and worxing capital.
privately with Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. and
York
of
1970.
A,
3V2%
Purpose,
Continental
accrued
MISCELLANEOUS
(C. G.), Ltd. 12-year notes due 1956-1967. Purpose,
for working capital, etc.
Placed privately
with institutional investors through Eastman, Dillon & Co.
7
,
3(4%
1961-1966.
and
Co.
'
companies,
Fenner
4%
privately
Placed
by
series
Co.
due
A,
serial
Placed
",->V
.
2.85%
by
&
Pacific RR. 3%
equipment trust
due
semi-annually 'from June 1,
inclusive.
Purpose, for new equip¬
ment.
Price,
yield from'2.85% to 3.10%,
according to
maturity. Offered by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc.;
R. W„
Presspricb & Co.; Freeman & Co.; The
Illinois Co., Inc.;
Wm.
E.
Pollock & Co., Inc.; and
McMaster Hutchinson
1956
Co.
&
May
INVESTMENT TRUSTS, TRADING,
construction. Privately
Insurance
Pierce,
Dean
'•^
.
15,
100%
$12,613,000
working capiOffered
Construction
Sisters
&
Conn
\.-
1
McMaster Hutchinson
Nicolans
Jol'et
of
Julv
Price,
serially
privately with institutional
*$7,000,000
Boston Corp.
*1,000,000
equipment trust certificates
Aug. 1, 1956 to 1970, Inclusive.
to
and
serially
•
.
Purpose,
3.85%
basis.
Co.,
Glore, Forgan & Co.
and
Merrill
privately
*25,000,000
equipment.
according
Stuart & Co.
Stifel,
due
notes
series
Sisters
due
first mortgage
Purpose, for
Co.;
,
3%
Ry.
annually from
due
•
Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Charleston
(S.C.)
3(4% -3.85%
serial
notes, due Jan. 15,
1956 to July 15,
1970.
Purpose, for new construction.
Price,
100%
and
accrued interest.
Offered by B. C. Ziegler & Co.
with
*2,000,000
Ameri¬
and
interest.
accrued
best-efforts
a
group ox
Co.
*$5,000,000 Blaw-Knox
!'■
Years)
Market
1975.
STEEL, COAL, COPPER, ETC.
retired.
RAILROADS
to
bv
j
Diocese
construction.
new
serial
3.85%
,
Co.
s
t$4,800,000 Chesapeake
Catholic
through Hemphill, Noyes
Ne¬
first mortgage and collateral trust
Mining Co. 4(4%
Co.;
$37,197,800
and
'
(Issues
Offered
struction.
l, 1975^. Purpose,
for new construction
investments.
Price, 101.8277%-' and ac¬
Price,
&
mortgage bonds
construction and
'
BUILDINGS/ETC.
for
loans
During November, 1955
Five
first
new
•.
of the Roman
obligation
notes
bonds,
1975.
Corp.
Sabbath
OTHER
Later Than
4(6%
to Nov. 1,
1975.
Purpose, for new construction. Placed privately with
institutional investors and others
through B. C. Ziegler
Inc.;
Weld
Details of New Capital Flotations
Long-Term Bonds and Notes
"
Bishop
3.75%
Morgan Stanley & Co,; F. S. Moseley.
& Co.; Smith,
Barney & Co.; Stone & Webster Sec^itics
Corp.; Union Securities Corp.; Westheimer & Co; White,
Railroad Retirement Fund, Postal
Insurance Fund,
National Service
Life
Federal
Inc.
*1,500,000 Dominican High School Corp. (Whitefish Bay, Wis.) 3.10%de¬
Turben & Co., Inc.;
,
Fund. Alaska
Fund,
Co.,
Purpose,
for
Placed privately
Purpose,
Goldman, Sachs &
Hayden,'Miller & Co.; Hemphill,. Noyes & Co.;
W. C. Langley & Co.; Lazard Freres &
Co.; Lee Higginson
Corp.; Lehman Brothers; A. E. Masten & Co.; McDonald
355,724,000
series certificates and
notes; certificate}
Certificates Fund and Unemployed Trust Fund
•nd notes to Federal Old
Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Account
Civil
6ervice
Retirement
Fund.
Foreign
Service
System,
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.;
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.,
1971.
Interest.
New Mexico Copper Corp. 6% convertible debenture
bonds,
due Oct. 1, 1965.
Purpose, for
Reid
588,330,000
Adjusted Service
Insurance
Co.;
Nitrogen Co., Inc. 6% subordinated sinking fund
debentures due May
1, 1971 and 600,000 shares of common
(par 10 cent's) in units of $1,000 of debentures and
80
shares of stock.
Purpose, for new construction and
working capital.
Price. $1,200 per unit.
Placed privately
with
institutional
investors
through The
First
Boston
direct
.
.
;*
sinking fund
Insurance
Life
and
The First Boston Corp.; First
;
"Comprises sales of special
Zone Retirement
1,
LAND,
$213,000
•
facilities.
Price,
100%
(flat).
Offered by company for
subscription by common stockholders.
Unsubscribed portion ($522,300) underwritten
by Kuhn,; Loeb & Co.; A. C.
Allyn & Co., Inc.; Bache <fc Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Alex.
Brown & Sons; Carolina Securities
Corp.; Clark, Dodge
& Co.; Francis I. du Pont &
Co.; Eastman, Dillon & Co.;
;
of
and
Southern
*$1,500,000 Penn
J.
stock
shares
Corp.
Placed
and Travelers Insurance
Securities
etc.
175
Co.
&
Nitrogen
April
$74,925,000
19,097,800 Wheeling Steel Corp. 3%% debentures due Nov. 15, 1975.
Purpose, for additions and improvements to plants and
1225,197,000
75,200,000
327,442,000
„j.»
loan
deben¬
common
stock
through
Corp. 3%%
Northwestern
November—
Notes
bank
Oversub¬
sinking fund
capital.
with The Mutual Life
Insurance Co. of New York
through The First Boston Corp.
Transmission
Nov.
due June 1,
placed with
°
^or October.
retire
by
Russ &
Staats & Co.;
working
A7,500,000
privately
with
Life Insurance Co.; Lincoln National-
Durst,
increase
Barney &
Notes
to
Miller
Southern
Wiuer
.
subordinated
Bingham,
&
Co.;
Inc.
Royal McPee Corp. 3(4%
promissory notes due Nov. 1,
1974.
Purpose, for working capital.
Placed privately with
institutional investors through Kuhn, Loeb &
1975,
due
Reserve
'
•
Certificates
Life
Dean
i.
exploration,
t291,629,000
111,600,000
718,434,000
Savings
Co.,"
;
.
Co.
Bankers
Pacific
&
Gas
to
.tal,
....
56,038,000
Canal
&
.
expansion.
Mutual
bonds
IRON,
M.
Kctes
•old to
Service
Service
for
privately
bonds
can
&
Total
Co.
Co.;
&
oc
Crowell,
&
HuHon
Cruttenden
Durst,
1970 and 306,250 shares of
of $500 of debentures and
units
R.
R6vel
due
Insurance Co.;
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Co.; Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co.; Sun Life Assurance
and
$100,000
August
1,
F.
Co.
*8,000,000
Life
^
Total
.
,
tlctes
'
;
$131,000,000
Certificates
Total
and
*2,500,000
Corp. 3%% "first mortgage
Purpose, for new construction.
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. with
Aetna
Life
Insurance
Co.; ^Massachusetts
Mutual
Life
Insurance Co.; Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.; New York
12,115,000
;
August—
Total
Wheat
&
Sutro
&
Co.;
E.
working capital.
$675 per unit, plus accrued interest on debentures.
William
1
Systems, Inc. 4V*% first mortgage bonds,
1,
1975.
Purpose, for repayment of
Eastern
line
Placed
crued
Juiy
in
534%
Co.
neynoias
&
Co.;
Co.;
Wagenseller
Underwritten
886,172,000
152,265,000
...
for
C.
Struthers
and
and
$20,000,000 United
Notes
Tile
Purpose,
Price^
First of
Johnston
Oct.
Co. of Canada,
JulyCertificates
J.
Co.;
Ryons & Co.;
Inc.; Cohu &
and
az
Eichler
&
& Co.
due
Insurance
pipe
I
,
Total
stock.
Co.
Water
Wagenseller
440,055,426
FINANCING
Issued
&
Electric
loans
Life
months._115,919,150,109 97,007,786,000 18,911,364,109
♦INTRA-GOVERNMENT
Blyth
Electric
Northwestern
605,000
6,841,403,426
Redondo
(par SI)
due
Aug.
1,
1965.
Purpose,
for
construction
Placed privately with Massachusetts Mutual Life
C,
bank
437,897,426
—
November
Hurry,
jjt'eijen
Bateman,
Richards
.
series
braska,
Total
Lester,
&
tures due Oct.
Price, 99.619%
and accrued
& Co., Inc.;
C. 3. Ashmun
Equitable Life Insurance Co. of
*1,750,000 Suburban
f
notes
875,000
due Sept. 1, 1985.
Purpose, for construction pro¬
Placed privately with Modern Woodmen of America
Insurance
1,600,093,000
Nov
1985.
by
Wood,
Southwestern
program.
1,600,476,000
Nov
1,
Offered
bentures,
Nov
Co.;
Hill,
scribed.
by Halsey,
first mortgage bonds,
Purpose, to repay bank loans
construction.
•500,000 Southwestern
3,428,137,321
vu,, muuuuci,
-St
Walter
3(4%
Electric Co.
Oct.
new
and
gram.
and
9,830,159,321
oc
Co.;
Hooker &,Fay,
,
closed.
Overton
Co.,
bonds,
.
notes
Total for October
Offered
interest:
&
Company;
parent.
Green,
for<
A.
&
uu^uiib
Walston
&
Books
J.
2,970,120,000
Savings
Depositary
."
>■
63,000
272,000
552,000
of
indebtedness
Oct
Oct
!'
tbe
Co.; 'H. M. Byllescy in Co. tine.); Chiles-Schutz Co.; Crowell, Weedon & Co.; Davis, Skaggs & Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler
& Co.;
Elworthy & cu; FuS, California. Co.r Harriman
Ripley <fe Co., Inc.; Hill Richards & Co.; J. A. Hogle &
Co.; E. S. Hope & Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
V
Oct
Co->
Fauset, Steele
&
Co.;
Freeman & Company; Ginther,
Diego Gas &
and
„
,
,
8,471,895,686
.fc^TetegraP*1
accrued
j..
Co.;
Weedon
Corp.;
San
series
notes
September
and
Securities
interest.
Total
no
Co.
Co.
100,867,000
462,368,686
Co.;
Witter
Inc.;
garten
887,517,789
1,602,174,000
1,600,139,000
91-day Treas. bills
91-day Treas. bills
91-day Treas. bills
91-day Treas. bills
91-day Treas. bills
U. S.; Savings bds.
Depositary bonds..
&
Dean
Corp.;
Ellis & Anderson; Gregory & Sons; HallCo.; Heller, Bruce & Co.; Hirsch & Co.; Loewi
& Co.;
McMaster Hutchinson & Co.; Mullaney, Wells &
Co.; J. A.- Overton & Co.; Pacific Northwest Co.; Patter¬
son, Copeland & Kertdall, Inc.;
Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
Inc.; Schwabacher & Co.; Singer, Deane & Scribner; Stern
Brothers & Co.; Walter Stokes & Co.; Thomas & Company; Townsend. Dabney & Tyson, and C. N. White &
&
14,330,656,000
&
Michigan
2,454,000
\
15,218,173,789
Telephone
101.064%
Co.,
table
487,388,789
notes
August
Co.;
Inc.; Allison-Williams Company; A. C. Allyn
Aspden,
Robinson &. Co.;
Bacon, Whipple
&
Co.; Ball, Burge & Kraus; Baxter Williams & Co.;
Blair & Co. Inc.; City Securities Corp.; Clayton Securities
Corp.; Julien Collins & Co.; Dick & Merle-Smith; Equi¬
&
99,956,000
2,454,000
American
Stuart
;
Sep
from
of
bonds...
aptic'n
,
.
6,841,414,000
1.485,574,000
487,388,789
&
England Telephone & Telegraph Co. 36-year 3'/4%
dibeniures due Nov. 15, 1991.
Purpose, to repay advances
100,342,000
$
99,037,000
1,500,181,000
& Co.;
G. H. Walker
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.
and
f30,000,000 New
98,340,000
1,500,393,000
bds.
Savings
1
Total
1,502,017,000
1,600,735,000
1,600,137,000
6,841.414,000
indebtedness
S.
1,501,077,000
1,600,357.000
91-day Treas.
Aug 25
92-day Treas.
Aug 1 12 (4 mos. Treas. notes
$
1.600.114,000
bills
bills
bills
bills
Treas.
Co.,
Smithers
S.
F.
Starkweather
Total Amount
Type of
Security
Monday, October 1, 1956
Life
Interstate
*
■
*.
&
'
.
Co.
Corp.
4(4%
for
institutional
"
v
for
Purpose,
tual
Life
Purpose,
Massachusetts Mu¬
;
'
Co.
of
notps
capital,
due
etc.
through
Nov.
Placed
Dean
1,
pri-
Witter
(subordinated note
working capital.
Insurance
serial
investors
*500,000 Interstate Securities Co. 4(4%
and
debentures.
with
working
Purpose,
•
.
3%%
privately
Co.
Finance
1961-1965.
vateiy ,wlth
20-vear
Inc.
Placed
Insurance
Placed
York.
privately
due
1970.
with
New
'*•
Mu¬
v
.
(
PUBLIC UTLITIES
500,000
..
fund
*$1,750 000 Central
fund
bank
with
Electric & Gas Co. 3%% first
mortgage sinking
bonds, series G, due Nov. 1, 1980.
Purpjse, to repay
loans
andj for new construction. Placed privately
institutional
•18,500,000 Houston Natural
,
investors.
due
Nov.
new
Offered
thurs,
B.air
\'
*
Inc.;
&
&
oy
Smith,
institutional
investors.
Gas Co.
Price, 102.526% and
Ba/ney & Co.; Blyth
&
Xo.;
Brothers;
Baker,
&
Sons;
Central
accrued
&
Weeks
Burns
Republic
interest.
(Inc.)-
«
Co.; Henry Herrman
&
Co.;
iig ,y & Co': A- E- Masten &
A.
&
Noves
M.
&
Kidder
Co
&
•
H
Co.;
Co.; McDonald & Co.;
Milwaukee Co.; F. S.
Mose.ey & Co.; The Ohio Co.;
Pacific
Northwest
Co.:
Raffensbcrger, Hughes
Co.,. Inc.; L. F.
Rothschild &
Co.; Lchmidt, Poole, Roberts &
Parke; Schwabacher &
„
Turben
&
Co.,
Inc.;
The
Supply,
Dec.
$1)
in
Purpose,
Co.
public,
3V8%
20-year
7%
sinking
1,
1975 and 10.000 shares of
units of $50 of debentures and
etc.; ($420,000).
to
Inc.
refunding ($80,000)
Price,
without
promissory
$50
per
unit.
and
*5,000,000
■
Insurance
Northeast
Co.
Metals
(par
10
1,
cents)
and
.
10,000,000
Dec. 1,
loans
units
of
$100
of
debentures
and
ing
capital.
written
by
&
Co.
Inc.;
Co.;
&
Co.;
&
Price,
William
4%
convertible
to reduce bank
J 00%
and
debentures
loans
accrued
and
for
interest.
due
Sachs
1,
Mutual
Life
1,
Insurance
Co.
12-year
1967.
H.
by
P.
sinking fund
Purpose,
working capital.
to
Price, 97.85%
capital
reduce bank
and
accrued
Johnston, Lemon
Wood
&
& Co.; Union
Auchincloss, Parker
Co.;
R. S. Dickson &
Walker & Co.,
Whiteside,
A.
Nov.
working capital. Placed
Hancock
Assurance
5(4%
Dec.
Hewitt;
Co., Inc.; First Securities
Good*yn & Olds;
Jones,
Coe; Mas^n-Hagan, Inc.;
Winslow, Inc.; Doolittle & Co.;
Mackall
West
Evans
&
Bros.
&
Stein
due
&
Co.,
&
Inc.;
Scott,
Horner
&
Mason,
Boyce;
Rouse,
Brewer
&
Becker;
Co.; Barrett & Co.; C. F. Ca^sell & Co.,
Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc., and C. T. Williams &
Co.,
Stirling. Morris &
Inc.;
Inc.
15,000,000
work¬
Oversubscribed.
National
tures
Under¬
due
Tea
Co.
Nov.
1,
3(4%
1980.
sinking fund subordinated deben¬
Purpose, to repay bank loans and
for
expansion program.
Price, 102% and
Underwritten by Hemphill, Noyes &
&
Dominick; First California Company; Hemphill, Noyes
& Co.; Schwabacher & Co.;
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; Fran-
H.
&
notes
l
.
Corp.
Corp.;
G.
Chace,
John
Underwritten
Redpath;
Corp.;
Clement
15
R. Staats & Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc
Co.; Lehman Brothers; Smith, Barney
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Clark, Dodge
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Bache & Co.; Dominick
Goldman,
&
Inc.
Purpose,
for
promissory
for. expansion-and
the
Continental
due
and
interest.
-
Insurance
Inc.; 3.75%
Service
Securities
Industries, Inc. 6% convert ble deben¬
1963 and 45,000 shares of common stock
Aircraft,
1975.
Lincoln
Kreeger
in
with
the
debentures
Purpose, for working capital and to repay
bank loans, etc.
Price, $100 per unit. Offered by Pearson,
Murphy & Co., Inc. on a best-efforts basis.
Northrop
and
Co.,
.
4,000,000
notes
Phoenix Mutual Life
Purpose,
Co.
due Nov.
1,
1975.
Purpose, refunding ($3,000,000) and for general corporate
purposes
($6,000,000).
Placed privately with The Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co., New Eneland Mutual
Life
Tea
privately
for
Offered
underwriting^
Jewel
1978.
'i
shares of stock.
Courts
Co.; Hallgarten
Kendall
&
due
(par
stock.
tures due Nov.
Co.,
Inc.; Ar¬
Co.; William
Bros. & Denton,
Co.
Michigan Corp,; Goldman, Sachs
J*aVclen< Miller & Co.; Hemphill,
,
300,000
&
Co.; DeHaven & Townsend,
Crouter & Bodme; Dominick
Dominick; Fauset, Steele & Co.; The
First Boston Corp.;
Hentz &
*9,000,000
i
Co.; Alex. Brown
Byrd
Merrill,
u
expansion,
3(4% first mortgage bonds
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
1980.
Lestrange
&
First of
r
15,
of
•
($5,795,000).
with
construction.
debentures
share
by company
$30,000,000 Michigan Consolidated
i
one
Gas
privately
Lumber
capital stock
Corp. 4% first mortgage bonds due
Nov.
15,
1980.
Purpose, refunding {$12,705,000) and to
repay bank loans and for new construction
Placed
Entz-White
Co.
Inc.;
The
First
•
3oston
Corp.;
Represents Issues placed privately,
t Indicates issues sold competitively,
t Indicates
special offering.
accrued
interest.
Co.; Dillon, Read &
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.;
Volume 184
Number 5573*.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1347)
7
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Blyth & Co., Inc.;
Eastman, Dillon Ac Co.; Glore, Forgan &
Co.; Goldman,
Sachs & Co.; Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc.; Harriman Ripley
Ac
Co.,' Inc.; Kidder, Peabody Ac Co.; Lehman Brothers,;
Smith, Barney Ac Co.; Stone Ac Webster Securities
Corp.;
Union
&
Securities
Co.,
Inc.;
Clark,
Corp.;
A.
Dodge
Becker
G.
Ac
White,
Weld
Co.
Ac
&
Co.;
Inc.;
C.
A.
Blair
Co.; E. F. Hutton
First
1
Co.;
>
;
.
&
Spencer
Trask
j
Bacon, Whipple Ac Co.; Blunt Ellis
Simmons; H. M. Byllesby Ac Co. (Inc.); Courts Ac Co.";
R. S. Dickson Ac Co.,
Inc.; F. Eberstadt Ac Co.;. Hayden,
Miller & Co.; The Illinois Co. Inc.; Laurence M. Marks Ac
Co.; McDonald & Co.;_ Piper, Jaffray & Hop wood; Riter
v
.
*
•
*
-
-
Co.;
j
Ac
v
-
,
Lee
&
1,
-
]
.
.
$37.50
,
'
.
apolis
.
.
Bond
Co., .Inc.;
&
Share
Kalman
Ac
Corp.;
Johnson.
Company,
Lan":
Soaca
j
I
!
Ac
McCormick
.
!
,
*
i
'
•
-
<
Co., Inc. 3%% promissory notes due Sept: 15,
Purpose, for expansion and general corporate pur-
1975.
Placed privately with institutional investors through
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
/
• •
J
poses.
•5,000,000 Securities Investment
Co.
of
St.
4V2 %
Louis
V
v
)
subordinated
promissory notes due Nov. 1,
1970.
Purpose, refunding
($2,500,000) and for expansion ($2,500,000), Placed pri¬
vately
with
The
Life
Mutual
Insurance
*
through
•600, 000 Union
Mtrrill
Lynch,
Investment
(subordinated)
Purpose,
Co.
due
4%%
Fenner
serial
serially
for working
tutional
Pierce,
Aug.
capital.
of
Ac
York
New
j
Beane.
&
debentures, series E
1959-1965, .^elusive.
1.
Placed
investors through Dean
& Co.
Co.
ana
99%
and
stock).
accrued
investors
ald-Moore
1
Purpose,- for working eapital.
Price,
interest.
Placed privately wi h ins ituDean Witter & Co. and McDon¬
-
r
]
:
portion
;
Notes
&
&
Co.;
Co.;; Robert
Co.;
A.
(Issues Maturing Up
Five Years)
;
Corp.
_
.
.
to
.
five-year 5%
notes, series 1955.
Purpose, for new developments and working capital price,
at par. Offered by company to
public, without underwriting.
.
»
Co.;
Fairman,
Hornblower
notes
(non-callable),
15,
1956.
ing
,
dated
*,_
series
Nov.
G-1956
Home
17,
Offered
Loan
15,
1955
consolidated
due
and
June
•
Intermediate
bentures
dated
series
Nov.
Credit
Dec.
refunding.
New
314%
dated
H-1956
15,
j
due
and
Price,
ronso'i^oVd
2%
19£5
1,
F.
Co.;
at par.
S.
,
Co.,
*
States Possessions
2V2%:
public
j
>
improvement
Nov.
sive.
:
,
1.80%
Brown
.-
,
.
...
.
.
'
•
due
school
for
2
Nov.
15,
1958
inclu¬
to
construction.
1975,
Price:
River
at
stock
:
Milwaukee
Winslow,
loan
of
Co.,
and
Chace,
Whiteside,
Africa
due, Dec.
expansion
and
1960
with
Bell, Gouinlock
Bleichroeder,
&
Co.;
-
263,736
to
10
196°
Price,
Ac
98,/2%
for
1965.
for
the
the
Riter
1965
1
V.
Shields
Webster
&
>■
by
computed
of
of
A. E. Ames Ac Co., Inc.; Arnhold
Ac Co.; Baker, Weeks &
Co., Inc.: Blvth > Co.. Inc.- "RiirnBros. &
Denton, Inc.; Dominick Ai
a
their
at
stated
5,000,000
par
value
value
offering
and
all
classes
prices.)
of
at
common
Milwaukee
i
"
are
common
"
Beck & Co.;
.
&
^
Bean^; Refsnes,
Staats
Securities
&
Corp.; Dean Witter &
Co., Inc.; Central Republic Co. (Inc.);
Co.:
Coffin
bacher
Sons;
&
&
Co.;
Burr,
Ball,
Inc.;
Burpe
Elworthy
Lester,
&
-
;
,
105,000
Todd
Co.,
Co.; Stone & Web¬
Co.;
A.
C.
222,000
(
Corp.;
Merrill Lynch,
Offered
as
a
by
specu-
cents
10
stock
common
and
share.
per
develop¬
Offered
by;
common
Inc.;
as
speculation
a
Garrett
through
Bros.,
McCoy Ac Willard;
and
First
Inc.;
J.
San
Philin
An-
Gordon
Lederer
H.
&
Co.,
Inc.
stock
&
Mining
Offered
&
by Honnold & Co.
as
a
specu¬
Milling
Co. 5,000 shares of common
Purpose, for equipment, working capital,
(par $10).
Price, $20 per share.
Offered by company
without underwriting, as a speculation.
286,350
public,
to
Ura-Mang Corp. 249,000 shares of common stock (par $1).
Purpose, for construction of mill, equipment, etc.
Price,
$1.15
share.
per
underwriting,
Offered
as
a
by company
speculation.
to public,
without
287,000 Victory Uranium Corp. 14,350,000 shares of
capital stock
(par one cent). Purpose, for developm-nt ccs^s. narhinery,
etc.
Price, two cents per share.
Offered by company to
public,, without underwriting, as a speculation.
$7,361,983
OTHER
common
j
*811,200 American-Marietta
Co.
8.112
shares
of
5cumulative
preferred stock (par $100).
Purpose, for expansion anJ
' '1
working capital.. Placed privately through A, C. Allyn As
Co., Inc.
'
.Jr.
.
♦350,000 Anchor precision
convertible
sicn.
1
300,000
for
160.000
Ebinger,
com¬
working
shores
shares
(par, $100).
Purpose,
and
dividends.
accrued
cV, Ii\c.;
reduce
tion
Ac
Co.;
Pacific
Electric
&
Gas
Corp.
.
u
of
(6,430)
Lehman
Pierce,
underwritten
Brothers;
Fenner Ac
by
Wertheim
Beane.
All
Ac
shares
of
stock
common
Underwritten
Wm.
by
C.
Cs
Roney
Corp. 133,100 shares of common stock (par
Purpose, for equipment, working capital, etc.
(Victor V.)
Co.
D. Fuller
Ac
Co.
120,000
shares of common stock (par
for equipment and werking capital.
Price, $2.50 per sha'-e. Offered by Barrett Herrick Ac Co.,
Inc. as a speculation.
25
cents).
per
]
Purpose,
share.
Offered
stockholders.
men
Biytli
1,650,000
Ac
Cuno
bv
for
companv
All
subscribed
SubscrinMon
for.
Co.,
Inc.
,
stock
common
class
for
of
$IG.50
in
$1)
to
per
units
of
ore
M.
Bradley
Ac
Co.,
E.
Inc.;
T.
Smith,
Ac
pany;
Oversubscribed.
stock
Portland
$1).
(par
share.
Cement
Co.
60,000
shares
Purpose, for expansion.
by Merrill, Turben
of
Co;.
&
Co,
ccmmon
Price,
Underwritten
Co.;
A*.
Andrews At
Griggs Com¬
Ramsay Ac Co., Inc.; The R. F.
Kennedy-Peterson Inc., and Wm. H. Rybeck
1,680,000 Diamond
shrtre
bank loan and
Underwritten by
repay
unit.
Co.; Cooley Ac Company; G. H. Walker
Stone Ac Co.; Hecker Ac Co.; Hincks Eros
Edward
Co.;
(par
Purpose,
Price.
Ac
Hayden,
Inc.;
stock
stock.
expansion.
Putnam
b7
Corn. 100.000 shares of $1 'cuuit'lativa
(m par—$14 stated valuei
and
100,000
preferred
of
com-
'
..
shares
each
bv
Underwritten
Engineering
of
Co.,
Ac
90,000
expansion and working capitaL^
Offered bv company for subscrip¬
8,554,000 Coosa River Newsprint Co. 122,200 shares of common stock
(par $50).
Purpose, for expansion program.
Price, $70
Co.
shares
stockholders.
cents).
300,000 Clad
Under¬
par).
Purpose, to repay bank loans
Price, $37 per share.
Offered
subscription
by
common
stockholders.
shares
by
Co.
for
share.
per
Oversubscribed.
10
Northwest
303,407
Purpose,
Price, $2.25 per share. Offered by S.
Merrill
Moseley
Machine
&
$2.50
299,475 Chromalloy
4.70%
to
D'e
$1).
Price,
Allyn & Co., Inc?~;
S'.
by employees.
(par
Co.
of
par.
Dairy, Inc. 3,000 shares of 6% cumu¬
preferred stock (par $100),
Purpose, for working:
capital.
P.ice, at par. Offered by company for subscript-
tion
mmmin
,
50,000
cumulativa
(par $5).
Purnose, for exnanPlaced
privately with a group of
Farm
'
capital,
for sub-
of
at
Broughton's
225,000 Buell
of
Inc.
Co;
Price,
of 5l/a%
stock
lative
Hughes
shares
Corp. 70,000 shares
preferred
Investors.
<
.
'
,
7.128
£ND MANUFACTURING
Hide & Leather Co. 500.009 shares of enremon
stock (par $1), Issuable upon exercise of options.
Purpose,
for acquisition of properties and
working capital.
Price,
$4 per share.
Offered by company to Tandy stockholders,
for
and
INDUSTRIAL
! $2,000,000 American
construction.
for
Ltd. 500,000 sha-ss of
Purpose, for exedoratio" and de¬
Price,
etc.
Co.
Ac
(no
stock
new
company
etc.
Offered
Co.,
100,§00 Universal
$28
per
Smith,
Barney & Co.; A. G. Becker & Co.; McDonald Ac Co.; Ball,
Burge Ac Kraus; Fultcn, Reid Ac Co.; Hayden, Mi'ler As
Co.; Curtiss, House & Co.; Fahey, Clark Ac Co.: Prescott,
Shepard & Co., Inc.; Cobboy, Ehively & Co.; Cunningham,
Gv.nn Ac Carey, Inc.; The First Cleveland
Corp.: Joseph,
The First
Co., and
sold.
Mellen
Ac
Saunders,
Hemphill, Noyes &
& Co.; SchwaG.
Edwards
&
The Milwaukee Co*; Pasadena Corp.; Smith, Moore
Co.; Stroud & Co., Inc.; Sutro & Co.; Kenneth Ellis &
tive
Miller,. Die.;
Stiver
Ac
Co.
Wm. J. Mericka
Oversubscribed.
&
Ac
Co.;
Co.,
anJ
Inc.,
Underwritten
by R.
S.
Dickson
Southern
VViscons-'n
mon
for
stock
new
(par
Gas
$10).
construction.
Co.,
Inc.
Purpose,
Price,
to
20,818
repay
$16.50
per
shares
of "com¬
L.
Law
stock¬
holders; and S17.50 to public.
Offered by company for
subscription by common stockholders.
Unsubscribed por
tion
(1,625 shares) underwritten by The Milwaukee
Harley, Haydon Ac Co., Inc.; and Bell & Farrell, Inc.
Purpose,
per
unit
for
($5
equipment,
for
prefjrre'i
by
Underwritten
Scott,
working
and $2
At
Horner
Ayres,
Ac
Co., Inc.
Inc.;
J.
H.
Hilsman
Ac
Co.; French Ac Crawford,
Oversubscribed.
Co.,
Inc.,
Inc.;
and
Frank
A.
M.
-
(Continued
on
page 8)
Co.;
•
Represents
t Indicates
$89,424,523
Ac
Edenfield
Ac
$7
stock).
Roman
Kenncy
bank loans and
Price,
Incorporated, in the offering are: J. C. Wheat
Ac Johnson; Stirling, Morris <?: Co.; Willis,
Co.;
share
to
etc.
common
Meson.
Ac
345,122
stockholders).
capital,
Co.
Ac
(par $1) in units of one share of each class o2
(50.820 of the common shares are for account of
selling
for
Corp. 125.000 shares of 36-cent cumula¬
stock (par $4). and 125.000 shares of com¬
stock
stock
Carol'na Telephone Co. jl8,500 shares of common
(par $10). Purpose, for additions and improvements
Price, $12'per share.
Offered by company for subscription
stockholders.
Aluminum
preferred
mon
Western
by
Ryons
Kraus; A.
Richards &
Valley Telephone Co. 10,500 shares of common stock (par
Purpose, to repay bank loans.
Price, at par.
Offered by Daugherty, Butcnart Ac Cole, Inc.
773,360 Dixie
stock
Allyn
&z Co.;
State
by
stock
common
Price, 60 cents per share.
Corp. and M. J. Reiter Co.
59 cents per share.
•
,
Inc.
Co.
IPurpose,
Co.
a*, par
F.
of
lation,
$r0).
,
Walston
&
!
4,337,210 Philadelphia Electric Co. 132,232 shares of common stock
(no par).
Purpose, for construction program. Price, $32.80
p-m share.
Offered by* company for subscription by em¬
&
Inc.:
Co.;
Unsubscribed
-
&
Co.; Hill
Co.; Newhard,
Co.; Shuman, Agnew '& Co.; Wagenseller & Durst,
& Co.;
Bateman, Eichler & Co.: Bosworth,
Sullivan Ac Co., Inc.; Crowell, Weedon &
Co.; Henry Dahlterg & Co.; Davis, Skaggs & Co.; Estabrook & Co.; First
California Co.,, Inc.; Irving
Lundborg & Co.; McCormick
Cook
for
and
stock
Ely,
...
.
Inc.; Raffensperger,
Telegraph
and
Price,
' Offered
share.
per
ployees.
Purpose, to reduce bank loans. Price, $22.75 per
Underwritten by The First Boston Corp.; HvUi &
Inc.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
William R.
York
common
UTLITIES
share,
ster
Scranton
W.
Co.; Piper, Jaffray Ac Hopwood; Stifel, Nicolaus
Inc.; Dean Witter Ac Co., and Woodard-Elwood &
11,226,059 New
-
Co.;
-
Chas.
'
Co.,
Electric
by Blyth Ac
Beane; A. C.
$1
Mining Corp. 690,090 shares of common
stock (par 10 cents).
Purpose, to repay bank loans, etc.,
and
for" explo-ation
and
develmment,
costs,
etc.
Price,
Central
pre¬
stock
-
Lvnch, Pierce, Fen¬
Blair & Co., Inc.;
Republic Co.
(Inc.)Equitable Securities Corp.;
W. E.
Hutton Ac Co.;
The Illinois Co., Inc.; Kalman Ac
Company, Inc.; Kidder, Peabcdy Ac. Co.; W. C. Langiey &
Co.; Lauren-e M. Marks & Co.; McCormick & Co.- The
&
ner
.
Explorations,
(par $1).
300,000 Union-Gulf OH
•
Purpose, for new construction.
Price, $47
Offered bv company for subscription
by comUnsubscribed
shares
{14.915 shares)
leans.
written
(par $5).
-
.
Ac
Montana-Dakota
Utilities
cumulative preferred stock
bank
-
while
par,
Ac
and
Co.
fe
Boston
taken
are
$5,915,000 Arizona Public Service Co. 260.000 sharps of
*
&
Reid
♦
stock
speculation,
a
toMio Securities Corp.;
'
(no par).
Wagner,
costs,
share.
j.
C.
$16.66%i.
&
a
.on
stock (par 20 cents).
Purpose, to acquire properties; for
exploraticn and
development
expenses;
to
repiv
bank
loans; and for general corporate purposes. Price, $1.50 per
stockholders.
and
<
Co/;
par
Gas
..
America
Securities, Inc. "as a speculation."
3,000,000 Trans-National Minerals, Ine. 2,090,000 shares of
Ac
Beane; Berwyn T. Moore Ac Co., Inc.; O'Neal,
Aiden Ac Co., Inc.; Russell, Long & Co.;
Security & Bond
Co.; Smart, Clowes Ac Oswald, Inc.; Stein Bros. Ac Boyce,
Ac
PUBLIC
.
Co.,
A,
Newton
(par
share.
mon
Fenner
Securities
no
Payne
and
•
common
Mid
/
]
Corp.;
Telephone
•
o"
Sunburst Uranium Cerp. 2,500,000 shares of
(par two cents).
Purpose, for exploration
ment
Scott,
by Lehman
Brothers;
Blyth
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Brothers; The Bankers Bond Co., Inc.; F. L. Dupree Ac Co.;, Gocdbody Ac Co.; J. J. B. Hilliard &
8on; The
Kentucky Co.; W. L. Lyons & Co.;' Merr'll Lynch, P'erce,
.
STOCKS
stocks
stocks
'
Almstrdt
-
.
ferred
L.
Inc.,
Co.,
L'nco.'n
by
(Preferred
250,000
underwritten
matur-
ef*h-r.as<».'' Underwritten
Smith,
Barney
&
Co.;
Stone
Corp.; Swiss American Corn.; Union
Securities Corp.;
White, Weld & Co., and Wood, Gundy
& Co., Inc.
Oversubscribed.
&
Gavin
shares
lation.
•
Allyn Ac Co., Inc.; Blyth Ac
Co., Inc.; City Securities Corp.; Collett Ac Co., Inc.; In¬
dianapolis Bond Ac Share Corp.; Klser, Cohn & Shumaker,
per
Pur¬
1958,
Curtis; R. W. Pressorich & Co.; Revnolds & Co.;
& Co.;
L, F. Rothschild & Co.; Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler;
&
Insurance
Light Co. 209,686 shares of
Purpose, to repay bank loans
The First Eoston
stock
external
year
and
100%
Inci.; Eache
Marks
I.
Co..
par).
ns
Canadian
velopment costs.
Hunter Securities
to
7,520,000 Lou'svllle
;
Young, Weir, Inc.;
son
Life
Mutual
Price, $37 per share.
Offered bv company
cription by stockholders, without underwriting.
Co.; McDonnell <te Co.; M^Leod,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce. Fenner & Beane;
Mills, Spence Ac Co., Inc.; Model, Roland & Stone; Morgan
Stanley & Co.; F. S. Moseley Ac Co.; Paine, Webber, Jack¬
*
(no
-
750,000
common
Co.
*
Ac
privately with New York Life Insur¬
Putnam
Ac
Co.
common stock
Shields
Struthers
•
Corp.
of
development,
Carr
Purpose, for exploration and development
five cents per share.
Offered by Columbia
Price,
:
,
par.
mon'Stock
Ac
Burns
M.
Co.;
*
shares
by
cent).
one
costs.
•,
;
Schol&ll-
Co.;
Barnev
acquisitions,
Offered
Uranium, Inc. 6,000,000 shares
300,000 Partridge
i
.
West .&
Dominick; The Dominion Securities Corp.: The F'rst Bos¬
ton Corp.; Goldman. Sachs &
Co.; Gregory & Sons; Hall¬
garten Ac Co.; Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc.; Harris As
Partners Limited,
Jnc.; Hayden, St"me As Co.;' Hemphill,
Noyes Ac Co.;
H.
Hentz & Co.;
Hornblower Ac Weeks;
Kidder. Peabody Ac
Co.; Kuhn, Loeb
Co.; L°denburg,
Thalmann & Co.;
Lazard Freres & Co.; Lee Higginson
Corp.; Lehman Brothers; Carl M. Lceb,- Rhoades & Co.;
Laurence
Ac
500,090
for
Purpose,
for
acquisitions, exploration,
working capital, etc. Price, 40 cents per share. Offered
by
Shairaan & Co. ns a speculation;
.1
"
*
-
(par
Corp.;
&
Co.
cent).
one
Securities
Price, $26.75 per share to stockholders;
public. Offered by company for subscrjDtion by
common
stockholders.
Unsubscribed shares (11,386) und»rwritten ,bv Lehman Brothers: Goldman, Sachs Ac Co.;
&
!■
(oar'
•
construction.
Inc.;
Inc.;
S.
ham
in
3
1959,
and
interest
and
.*
1958,
maturities
accrued
Dillon, Read Ac Co.
."
37/s%-4y4%
J,
program.
Co.;
"
Hammill
etc.
South
for
1959
.
Inc.
bonds
ity:
;
..,
,*
!
Other Foreign Government
$25,000,000 Union
pose,
'
'
McCor-
Ird'anapolis Power &
$27.75
Ac
The
Shearson,
Oil
share.
ner
opment expenses,
etc.
Price,
Western Bond Ac Share Co.
Ac
Ac
$2
Mercury
300,000 Norwood
Co.; Raffensperger,
Gardner; Riter & Co.;
Inc.; Rodman & Renshaw;
Co.,
prop¬
Golden-
300,000 Natural Power Corp. of'America 300,000 shares
of common
stock (par one cent).
Purpose, for exploration and devel¬
E'ectric
Light Co. 2,000
shires of common
$25).
Purpose, to purchase employees' stock.
Offercd by company for subscription by
(par
Price,
new
to
,
Sons;,R. S. Dickson Ac Co. Inc.; Weeden Ac Co.
Inc.; Geo. B. Gibbons Ac Co. Inc.; Braun, Bosworth -As
Co. Inc.; The Illinois Co.
Inc.; Stroud Ac Co. Inc.]; '"aeon,
Whipple Ac Co.; Schmidt, Poole, Roberts Ac Parke; Folger.
Nolan-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.; W. H. Newbold's Son &
Co.;
r
and
1955
to
'
National
&
holders of employees' stock.
y
5,620,487
yield
according to maturity. Offered by
Bankers Trust Co.; Halsey, Stuart Ac Co.
lac.; The Northern
Tru3t Co,; Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; Goldman, Sachs
& Co.; B. J. Van Ingen Ac Co. Inc.; Shields Ac
Co.; Alex
1
,
15,
Purpose,
from
Putnam
Connecticut
through
stock
■
Placed
and
'
.<
'
bonds
'
Ac
-
dated
Co.;
Salomon Bros: & Hutzler;
Inc.;
Deane
Estabrook
50]000 Fall
of)
I
Light & Power Co. 100.000 shares of $2.09
preferred stock, series F (110 par value—stated value $50
per share).
Purpose, to reduce bank loans and for new
and
.
'
Connecticut
others
„
.
(Territory
Mason,
Singer,
Smithers
ance
Sept. 4, 1956.
Pur¬
Offered by John T. Knox,
Co.;
Rothschild Ac Co.;
construction."
de¬
due
and
$377,800,000
United
&
& Co.; Harold E. Wood Ac
Co.; Wood,
Co., and F. S. Yantis Ac Co., Inc.
;
! *5,000,000
York fiscal agent.
t$7,500,000 Hawaii
Loewi
Witter
i
consoli-.F
1955
1956. Purpose, for vrki."" capital. Frice. at par.
through Everett Smith, fiscal agent of the banks.
82,800,000 Federal
pose,
Banks
(non-callable)
<
Scribner; Smith,
Ac Co.;
Co.; William R. Staats & Co.; Stern
Brothers & Co.; Stone Ac Webster Securities
Corp.: Straus,
Plosser & McDowell; Stroud Ac.
Co., Inc.; Soenoer Trask Ac
Co."; Tucker. Anihony Ac Co.; Union Securities Corp.; G. H
Walker & Co.; Wertheim &
Co.; White, Weld & Co.; Dean
Purpose,
notes
Sept.
1
300,000
<fc
Co.;
common,
of
by
-
Purpose,
$1).
Price.
best- efforts basis.
■
,
i
Ac
refunding ($60,000,000) and for work($90,000,000). Price, at par.
Offered through
Smith, fiscal agent of the banks.
145,000,000 Federal
„■
&
Reinholdt
Robinson-Humphrey
Horner &
.
capital
Everett
■
3%
dated
;
Ac
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
Offered
-
.
Uranium, &
(par
etc.
Baird
k°pf, Hutton & Powaroy, Inc.; Sch-vabacher
f
stock
r
j
F.
Banks
j
Co., Inc.; FarweJl,
Chapman & Co.; First of Michigan Corp.; First Securities
of
Chicago;
First Southwest Co.; Fulton,
Reid & Co.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Goodbody Az Co.; Hallgarten &
Co.;-Harriman Ripley & Co. Inc.; Carter H. Harrison &
Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Hemohill, Noves & Co.; J. J. B.
L.
Government Agency Issues
$150,000,000 Federal Home Loan
Harris
of
development
underwriting.
,1,000,000 Monogram
underwritten
Securities
(
shares
.
_
North
Eastman, Dillon & Co.;'Equitable
Estabrook, &
The
*
!
Farm Loan and
W.
Barrel, Fitch,
Backer & "Co.
G.
R.
Economic
shares)
for
share.
per
'
,
299,940
Purpose;
$1
Co.
for subscription by
company
Corp.
300,000 Mineral Aggregates Corp. 300,000 shares of comhion stock
•
Jpar $1).
Purpose, for equlpm-nt, reoayment of l^ans,
etc.
Price, at par. Offered by
company to public, without
common
& CO.; McDonald & Co.; Laurence M. Marks &
Co.;
Mason-Hagan, Inc.;-A. E. Masten & Co.; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; The Milwaukee Co.;
Moore, Leonard & Lynch: Morgan Stanlev & Co.; F. S. Mosele" & Co.;
Mullaney, Wells Ac Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.; David A.
Noyes & Co.; The Ohio Co.; Paine,
Webber, Jackson &
Curtis; Pac'fic Northwest Co.; Piper, Jaffray Ac Hopwood;
MISCELLANEOUS
$2,000,000 Palestine
(30,582
mick
.
.
and Including
of
W. Pressprich &
Hughes Ac Co., Inc.:
i
„
Bonds and
&
Co.;
ers;
$69,775,000
Short-Term
shares
Weeks; Hurd, Clegg Ac Co.;
W. E. Hutton & Co.; The Illinois
Co., Inc.; India^aonlis
Bond
&
Share Corp.;
Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; Kuhn. Loeh Ac. Co.' L"ird, Bissau & MeeHs;
W. C. Langiey & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Lehman Broth-
j
through
Co.
&
Weeks
Hilliard Ac Son;
•700,000 Union Investment Co. 5V4% Junior subordinated notes due
•
Sept. 1, 1965 (with warrants to p",r"h«».se ?Bnn0 s'-ires
tional
1
'
i
,
common
'
t
McDoh-
ald-Moore
of
'
"
;
privately with insti¬
Witter Ac Co.
,
,,
j
1,110,307
&
Co.,
Inc.;
& Co.;
Bear,
Inc.; William Blair
&' Co.; Blair & Co.,
Inc.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons; Blyth &
Co., Inc.;-Boettcher and Co.;
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
Inc.; J. C. Bradford & Co:; Alex. Brown &
Sons; H. M.
Byllesby & Co. (Inc.); Central Reoublie Co. (Inc.); Clark,
Dodge & Co.; E. W. Clark & Co.; John W. Clarke &
Co.; Coffin & Burr,. Inc.; Julien Collins & Co.; Courts &
Ct^; Cruttenden & Co.; Demosey & Co.; Dick Ac MerleSmith; Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.; Dominick & Dominick;
Doyle, O'Connor & Co.; Drexel & Co.; Francis I.>duPont
Baker,
■
Fruit
'
,
Bacon, -Whipple
'
'
<
Co.
Price,
by
underwriting.
cent).
one
etc.
&
Offered
without
Chemicals
'
T, •" by The First- Boston Corp.; Glore, Forgan &
Co.; E. M..
1 Adams & Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Bache &
Co.;
Stearns
Pacific
•6,000,000 Penn
*
} "
•\ •'
Inc.;
Mason-Hagan, Inc.;.
Ac Co.;. Merrill lurben Ac
Co., inc.; The Milwaukee Co.;-Mullaney, Wells & Co.: Newhard, Cook & Co-.;
Northwest Co.; Relnholdt & Gardner; Rodman Ac
Renshaw, and Stern, Frank, Meyar & Fox. Oversubscribed.
.
erties,
share
per
Unsubscribed
ers.
.
•
share.
per
299,940 Mercury &
stock (par
Purpose, for construction program. Price,
to stockholders; $41.87V2 to public.
Offe]/ed by company for subscription by common stockhold-
*"
.
f
$1.05
stockholders,
stock (par $25).
.
;
*
exploration
share.
Of¬
Completed,
Limestone Products 36,850 shares of capital
stock-(par $1). Purpose, for development costs, etc. Price,
•
Edison
Purpose,
for
Dersch
41,770,309 Commonwealth
five cent6).
38,693 California
j
»
Co.; Scott, Horner Ac Mason, Inc.; Scott & Stringfellow;
Stein
Bros. Ac Boyce; - Stroud
Ac
Company, Inc.; G. H.
Walker
Ac
Co.; Bosworth, Sullivan Ac Co., Inc.; Julien
Collins & Co.; J. M. Dain & Co.,
Inc.-; Fairman, Harris
&
Co., Inc.; Farwell, Chapman Ac Co.; First California
.?' Co.; Henry Herrman & Co.; Hill Richards Ac
Co.; Ihdjani-
(par
development costs.
Price, 20 cents per
by Cayias, Larson, Glaser, Emery; Inc.
fered
Corp.",
/
stock
common
and
preferred
299,600 Central Louisiana Electric Co., Inc. 10,700 shares of com¬
mon
stock (par $5).
Purpose, for construction program.
Price, $28 per share. Sold locally to non-stockholders.
&
1
IRON, STEEL, COAL, COPPER, ETC.
$300,000 American Duchess Uranium & Oil Co.
1,500,000 shares of
.
& Gas Co. 35,000 shares of 4.75% cumustock, series B (par $50),
Purpose, to
repay bank loans and for new construction. Price, at par.
Underwitten by Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis; Stone &
Webster
Securities
Corp.;
Hornblower
&
Weeks;
A.
C.
Allyn & Co., Inc.; Central Republic Co.
(Inc.); Lee Higgin¬
son Corp.;
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; The First Trust*•
Co. of
Lincoln, Ifleb.; The Milwaukee Qo.; Bell & Farrell,
Inc.; McCourtney-Breckenridge & Co., and Wachob-Bender
lativc
,
Ac
Co.;
and
,.
;
Inc.;
Drexel Ac
Co.;
Mornblower
Langiey
'
Co.,
1,750,000 Central Electric
I
Allyn
Dominick Ac Dominick;
Weeks; W. E. Hutton & Co.; W. C,
Higginson
Corp.;
Carl
M.
Loeb,
Rhoades & Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson
Ac Curtiss; Shields
Ac
Co.; Dean Witter & Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.;
Estabrook & Co.; Hallgarten Ac Co.;
Hayden, Stone & Co.;
;
& Co.; Brush, Slocumb &
Co., Inc.; The
Co.; Grimm & Co.; Hooker & Fay; E. S.
Inc.; Jones, Kreeger & Hewitt; Laifd &'
Pacific Northwest Co.
Oversubscribed '.
Arizona
&
Co.,
Co.
Ac
of
Hope
t Indicates
issues
placed
privatelv.
issues sold competitively,
special offering.
>
t
l'^ji
B
(1348)
OIL
(Continued from page 7)
$300,000
66,450 Electro-Ceramics,
Inc.
66,450 shares of
(par $1).
Purpose,
for equipment, etc.
Offered
I-
stock
commom
Pricey.at
Basin
Products Corp. 25,000 shares of capital stobk
Purpose, for machinery, equipment and forking
Price, $4
per
share.
Offered by company to
public, without underwriting.
of
Securities
Corp.
Purpose,
cents).
10
(par
drilling
and
development
by. company
Hugoton
Gas
Purpose,
Porter Co. 60,000 shares of common stock (par
for expansion and working capital.
Price,
share.
Underwritten by Hallowell, Sulzberger
as
speculation.
a
and
to public,
to
Trust
935,999
units
of
beneficial
:
"
-
„
panies
and
in
liquidation.
tion
to
Price,
stockholders
for
and
$4
of
distribution
unit.
per
to
Offered
Kansas-Nebraska
Natural
by
Lincoln,
Co.;
Co.,
common
Cruttenden
St
Co.;
The
First
Trust
Harold E. Wood & Co.;
Co.; Rauscher, Pierce St
Co. of Abilene, Kan.
<
Nortex
900,000
Oil
Gag
Woods
and
Motors
$1).
(net).
Co.
Purpose,
share.
Offered
common
stockholders.
by
per
shares)
«
Jackson
F.
,
S.
-Moseley
Blair
Co.
St
Stone
Co.;
Incorporated;
Webster
St
Julien
Inc.;
Co.,
Securities
Maine
vestment
Co.;
Drummond,
Whiteside,
Chace,
Paine,
Bartlett
Co.;
Clifford
Inc.;
J.
Clark
St
Murphy
David
G.
Co.;
Means,
H.
Pierce,
Kimberly-Clark
(par
$5).
shaie.
Co.,
LAND,
'
<
1
*■
,
American
by
Blyth
&
Co.;
A.
tions
pany
CO.
St
of
Sachs
Michigan
St
Co.;
Hallgarten
Forgan
St
Co.;
&
$2,572,500
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
The
Beane;
St
'
Reynolds
Shields
Co.
St
St
Staats
Inc.;
Co.;
Stone
Webster
St
Securities
Anthony
St
Watling,
Lerchen St Co.;
Wertheim
Co.,
Dean
Co.
and
Co.;
Union
Securities
Witter <fc
Corp.;
St
by
stockholders,
common
Artist
Theatre
8,687,500 Marquette
Cement
stock
common
Price,
Circuit,
|
'
v
&
'
•
'
|
$34,75
Co.,, Inc.;
$41.
share.
per
Co.
for
Purpose,
:
Underwritten
by
A.
man
Co.;
W.
Inc.;
•
.
.
Brothers; Loewi St Co.;
Lynch,
Pierce
Fennfer
St
Merrill,
294,788
St
Corp.
200,000
M.
(454)
shares
underwritten
by
of
$4.36
•
So.;
St
Co.; Stern
Corp.; Straus,
Union
Securities
White,
St
Weld
Snober.
St
Corp.;
St
ivfeDowell;
Vietor,
Dean
Co.;
Stroud
Common,
Witter
St
&
Dann
Co.,
and
St
Marks
St
Co.;
Davis,
Co.;
Mitcbum,
cumulative
bank
Fuel
St
by
*26,377,803
Meyer
share
[
and
Skaggs &
Co.|
'
(par
$1).
capital.
St
Co.
California
Purpose,
Price, $5
on
to
60,000
St
of
Price,
-
}
)■
(78,176
,
Inc.
Merrill
8tone' St
(par
11,538
$22.40)
public
shares
and
to
$23.40
and
Leavens,
Inc.
1,507,303
•
Webster
$1.54
of
Theron
of
loans
D.
-
See
*\
under
column
170,607
"Long-term
this
of
Rogers
Corp.
5,883
par).
Purpose,
plant.
Price,
scription
Bonds
and
$29
of
class
diversification
per
share.
B
common
B
Offered
stock
by
company
stockholders,
for
•$1,500,000
to
Co.;
St Co.; Carl
Allen & Co.;
Co.,
and
ance
M.)
preferred
stock
(par
working capital.
pany
Ohio
to
2,275,000 Siegler
Corp.
Purpose,
-
$13
for
St
1,500,000 Southern
Price,
175,000
:
-
California
of
of
•
■
'
300,000
(no
of
'
t
of
sub¬
*400,000
stock
add
to
5Va%
\
Manufacturing
by William
Bache
St
Co.,
R.
(par
Co.
Nitrogen
10
a
Co.,
cents).
Inc.
See
600,000
under
preceding column
of
$1),
subscription
tion
(574
Harold
24,346,900 United
Loeb,
M.
Baker,
Baumgartner,
shares
of
common
Bonds
by
common
shares)
Goldman.
E.
Wood
Aircraft
stockholders.
underwritten
Sachs
&
&
Co.;
Unsubscribed
'<
St
and
Co.,
Cooley
$80,409,420
of
stock
common,
v
-
..
,
•
>
,'
'•
/
r
110,000
shares
(no
of
par-^6tated
($4,500,000)
and
for
cumulative *
$5
value
$100).
working
capital
Placed privately witlj institutional investors
.,* *
: '
*
v
■
Corp.
5,000
of
5%
cumula¬
(par
stodk
$25)..1 Purpose,
for
working
shares
Offered
The
by
First
..." *
St
(par
,;'■■■■■
St.
to
Downing
stock
Louis
-
Cruttenden
Trust
of
Co.
.
Insurance
Fenner
without
Inc.
J.
Co.
and
Sterling
105,000
&
30,000
shares
Co
Class
$50).
(par
.*.
-
Purpose,
of
Co.
8,000
'
" shared
-
770,000
10,000
Courts
Chisholm
expansion,
of
expansion, etc.
Byllesby. &'Co.
stock
of
for
St
St
St
A
I.
Co.
All
300,000
:
-
'
-•
B
'
.
por¬
Price,
300,000
by Piper, Jaffray St HopKalman St Co:, Inc., and
$2
Commonwealth
stock
mon
Price,
Life
(par
Co.;
&
Placed privately
•
$5-per. share.
Co.
Purposer
Offered
60,000
shares
of.
of
of
$1
less to
or
common
expansion and working
Underwritten
by
R.
S.
St
Co.rlnc.;
Incorporated;
John
Co.;
Stroud
&
Miller
Milwaukee
Stifel,
Bear,
C.
Stearns
Legg
St
Sons;, Fairman,
Co.;
Co.;
Securities
St
Co.;
J.
Harris
Mericka
Shepard
Co.,
Inc.;
Inc.;. C.
Corp.;
,
&
Wm.
Prescott,
Atwilt and Company,
&
Stiver
&
Co.,
F.
Pierce,
and
Cassell
St
United :Wholesale
Druggists
or capital, stock
(no
*
Fort
par).
Inc.;
Russ
&
Co.,
&
'
Priqe,
without
public,
of
$50 * per share, j
underwriting. . '
Purpose,
Wholesale
common
Druggists
stock
(no
Price, $50 per.share.
underwriting. /
'out
.
of
,
by
Inc.
*
Worth,
Offered
Inc.,
Ayres,
-
St
Inc.;
Corp.;
Wulbern,
Kenny
..
of
Co.,
Inc.;
Winston
Securities
Carrison,
Willis,
.
St
Co.,
Rowles,
Interstate
-
capital.
•
Co.;
Dempsey-Tegeler
St Co.,
Inc.; Watling, Lerchen St
Co.; julien Collins St Co.; Dempsey
St
Nicolaus
McDaniel, Lewis
,
group,
\
50,000 shares of
for
Allyn
closed
a
Co.,
Corp.;
First Securities Corp.;
Co.; Hayden,
Miller
St Co.;
Johnston,
Loewi St Co.; Scherck. Richter Co.; Stein
Cabell
Mead;
shares
1
class
cumu¬
wording capital. Price,
for
,
St
of
Tex.
for
3,000
working
'
,
per
under-
Cleveland
Boyce;
Saunders,
'
stock
$5
bnc? share
more
Oversubscribed.
to
company
.
,
Portland
Inc.
2,450
shares
par).
Purpose, for working capital.
Offered by. company to public, with"
■,
...
'•
.
com¬
for
working capital, etc.1
Eastman, Dillon St Co.
by
Price,
*
150,000
and
Gorey
Branch,
Clayton
'
per
Co.;
common
without
units
Cruttenden °&
Edwards
Co.;
&
St
C.
A.
Co.
First
C.
Co.;
Co.;
'
of
45,000 shares
in
share.
per
Co.,
G.
The
Co.;
The
-.-
'
stock
common
45,000 shares of.B'r,
$1)
Purpose,
and
St
and
A.
122,500 United
Insurance
common
Price, $10.50
capital.
of America
$18
Co.
Blair
Co.;
Bros.
of
public,
Corp.
and
(par
Purpose,
$2.50).
St
Co.;
Lemon
etc.
Corp. 150,000 shares of com.Purpose,- for working capital, etc.
Offered by Wendell L. Unverzagt.
$1).
stock.
Price,
Walter
Investment
(par $1);
share.*
(par $1)
stock
Insurance Co.
(par
Boetteher
"
St
-Credit
per
of
W. Tindall St
Hopkins & Co.,
shares
to
company
Development
stock
class of
Dickson
St
V
and
workings-capital.
Price,
$2.50
by Cayias, Larson,
Glaser St Emery,
Schenin' C9., and Lepow Securities Corp.
stock
mon
'»
by
preferred
6tock
Corp.
700,000
shares
of
capital
(par $1),
Purpose, for ^acquisitions and leases and
working capital. Price, $2 per share.
Offered by company
public,, without underwriting. -
-
■
of
surplus
company
1
900,000 United
Offered
Commonwealth
and
^old.
working
(
Service, In?, 300,000
shares
of class
A
(par 25 cents) and 60,000 class A warrants
shares of stock and one warrant.
Pur¬
Commonwealth
Offered
'
for
J.
Cafeell
60,000
per unit.- Sold by company
without underwriting.
'.*•
five
J.
Purpose,
common
each
,
stock
common
through;
shares
by
shares
shares
Co.;
Co.;
America
of
*45,000 Trans-American
expansion
unit.
Corp.
1 writing.
.
5%. cumulative
for
shares
capital
Offered
for working capital.
by
Blackstock
$1),
i(par
.
through H. M. Byllesby St Co.
Purpose,: for
M.
8,000 shares
120,000
for
share.
Cdrp.
Corp.
Purpose,
Hancock,
Inc.;
Co.
York
New
Co.
underwriting.
Discount
$1).
(par
Lawson,
of
of
Beane.
capital.
share.a Offered
capital.
Co.
with
cents).
working
lative
St
of
for
Purpose,
privately
Purpose, for machinery, equipment
Price, $2.25 per share.
Offered by
company
for subscription by common stockholders.
Un¬
derwritten by Rauscher, Pierce & Co. and Russ & Co.
'
S." Strauss
shares
Investors Mutual, Inc.,
Co.
St
Purpose,
per
Financial
(par. 10
Placed
Insurance
$2.50
35,000
(par $100).
capital.
$1).
(par
Price,
public,
and
Co.;
St
of
Services, Inc.;
Life
Pierce,
Savings .Life
Southwestern
•stock
$5).
St
Mutual
accounts.
1,732,500
Co.
working
Lynch,
common
Co.
Rhoades
Week's
and
300,000 Security
stock
^
Co.
St
Co,*
Insurance
Markets
Buying
units
per
»
$31,809,991
Oversubscribed.
3,850,000
Corp.
Co.;
,
.
shares
cumulative preferred stock
common
to
stockholders.
Unsubscribed shares
(6,114)
un-ierwritten by Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc.; Blyth St Co., Inc.;
The First Boston Corp.; Kuhn, Loeb &
Co.; Morgan Stan¬
ley St Co.; Hornblower St Weeks; Smith,
Barney St Co.;
Goldman, Sachs St Co.;
Lazard Freres &
Co.; Merrill
Lynch.
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Beane;
White,
Weld
&
Co.;
Clark,
Dodge
&
Co.;
Dominick
&
Dominick;
Hayden,
Stone St Co.; W. E. Hutton St
Co.; Dean Witter St Co.;
St
Charge.
Inc.;
(
Putnam
Co.
All
&
Co.;
sold.
Chas.
W.
Consumers
Cooperative
ferred
-
par
10,000
stock,
preferred;
-
4,000
shares
ventories
Offered
mon
Weeks
stock
Food
$2.50).
pose,
v
and
243,469 shares of 4%
cumulative
preference stock ipar $100). Purpose, refunding
($22,574,600) and for general corporate
purpose ($1,772 300 ).„ Price, at par to stockholders and
$111.50 per share
to public.
Offered by company for subscription
by com¬
Baker.
St
by
Markets
privately
Century
Price,
convertible
,
Century Food
in
Co.;
Schwabacher
"Long-Term
this article.
& Co.; The First Cleve-'
Smith, Hague, Noble &
*
,
Investment
The
and
&
1,400,000
in
50,000
Neb....
Merriil
'*
Casualty
through H.
Staats St
and
-
.
Co.
Investors Diversified
-•
All subscribed for.
(par
and
926,178 Toro Manufacturing Corp. 42,099 shares of common stock
(par $1). Purpose, for capital expenditures, working capi¬
tal, etc.
Price, $22 per share.
Offered by company for
wood;
Carolina
common
stock
»
Acceptance
expansion
.
investments.
Williams.
preferred
150,000
150,000
common
Co.;
Lincoln,
Consumers
underwritten
St
ing.
cumulative
expansion
share.
Price, $26.25 per share.
Wachob-Bender Corp. and
*3,500,000 Securities
common
stock
(par
$1).
'Purpose,
for
expansion
and
working capital.
Price, $10 per share.
Offered by com¬
pany for subscription by stockholdehs without underwrit-
sold.
Holly
Underwritten
for
work' Underwritten
by
for
Purpose,
to develop industry, etc., in Israel.
Offered by company to public, with-
refunding
preferred
capital.
&
Corp.. 52,942 shares of capital stock
-Purpose, refunding.. Price, $15* per share to
stockholders;. $16.25, to public.
Offered by company for
subscription by stockholders.
Unsubscribed portion (3,489.
without under¬
5%
•"
$10).
(par
;
Offered by The Ohio Com¬
All
shares
purchase
shares
Purpose,
at par.
St
(par
Notes"
5,000
$100).
Dominick;
Oversubscribed,
Co.
stock
Co.
investors.
share.
per
Dominick
Sons
&
Corp.
Finance
Purpose,
tive
'
>
.
Cor,through Blyth
Placed
(O.
common
68-cent cumulative
Slfo.)
McCormick
underwriting.
;
125,000 Securities
t
Broadway-Hale Stores, Inc. 60,000 shares of 5% cumula¬
tive
preferred stock .(par $25).
Purpose,
for expansion
and working capital.
Placed privately with Allstate Insur¬
writing.
500,000 Scott
'
-
of
through The First Boston Corp.-.
.
stock
modernization
••
.
:
share.
',($6,500,000).
-
preceding
common
and
*
♦
shares
-
sinking fund preferred stock
o
MISCELLANEOUS
(par $1).
a
.
50.000
C*Ac 48,000 shares of
Purpose,
per
Varnecioe,
Co.;
in
;
300,000 Theatre
'
shares
Ijc
by class
Notes','
*
"-'I-. v *"
-
per
share.
Offered
by company for subby common stockholder^ Unsubscribed portion
shares) underwritten by The First Boston Corp.;
Wertheim
shares)
article.
'
■
$49,245,091
Woolfolk
stock
•'*"
-
cumulative
Conrad
common
and
Hayden; Stone St
I
basis.
common
-
Economic
11,000,000 .Seaboard
Securities
shares of
11,538
St
Co.;
bank loans and for working
share.
Offered by T. R. Piersol
306,250 Redondo Tile Co. 306.250 shares of
cumula¬
.
:
Pierce,
Lynch,
without
-
to employees.„ Underwritten
and
shares
bank
repay
Ladenburg,, Thalmann
-
;
Levy
„
1%
of
'(par $2). - Purpose, for working capital.
Price, at par.
Offered' by company-for subscription
by
stockholders, :-
,
;
.
$17.50
scription
Inc.;.
common
Thenebe
200,000 Postal Life Insurance Co. 100,000 shares of capital stock
j
& Templeton; Morgan
Co.; Shuman, Agnew St
William
R.
Staats
St
Co.;
Fox;
Co.
Purpose,
repay
per
best-efloris
a
shares
shares
5,000
America
.--put underwriting.
,
j
,
Co.;
St
James. A.
Southern
s-'i
798,491
of
'
of
Simonds St Co.;
$25).
$28
Price,
St
Co.;
Gas
unit to
per
'
Co.,
St
E.
Charles
for subscription by^employees.
loans
Jones
Barney
Frank,
Oversubscribed.
300,000 Paddock
Corp.
Corp.; F. J. Winckler Co.;
and A. G. Edwards St Sons.
"(par
,
(par $1) in units of one share of each class of
stock (9,538 units in public and 2,000 units to employees).
Purpose, for expansion and working capital.
Price, $26
,
Co.,
working
$2).
Purpose, for working capital. Price, $2.25
Offered by Keystone Securities Co., Inc. as a
Finance
1.400,000 Palestine
stock
Shillinglaw, Bolger St Co.; Smith, Barney
Brothers & Co.; Stone St Webs;er Securities
Biosser
''t
St
-
St
con¬
for
Finance Co. 4,000 shares of 68-cent cumulative
convertible preferred stock (psr $10).
Purpose, for work¬
ing capital.
Price, $12.50 per share.
Offered by company
■'
Inc.; Bingham,- Walter St
& Co. Inc.;'Central Republic
Schwabacher
Co.;
preferred stock
Inc.; The Milwaukee Co.; Morgan Stanley & Co.; Newhard.
Cook & Co.; The Ohio Co.;
Piper, Jaffray St Bopwood;.
W.
Pressprich St Co.; Reinholdt St Gardner; Schwa-
bacher
cumulative
Purpose,
40,000 National
$28 per
by stock-"
Co.,
Becker. St
Beane;
&
Sutro
Penn
Co.,
St
shares
common
.
Merrill
Turben
Co.,
Price,
subscription
for
company
Baker,
R.
\
6%
by
preferred fctock (par
capital.
Price,
$12.50 per
land
Spencer Trask St Co.; Union Securi¬
ties
Corp.; j Wagenseller St Durst, Inc.;
Walston & Co.;
Weeden: & Co., Inc.; White, Weld St Co.; Dean Witter
St Co., and Wulff, Hansen St Co.
Oversubscribed:
St
McCormick St Co.;
Beane;
Offered
par.
V
.
Corp.
share.
ing
'
,
ETC.
Forgan St
Corp.;
Collins
Lehman
;
at
/
'
St Co.; Ladepbuvg, Thalmann & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.;
I :•
G,
Stern,
-
St
Blair
Co,;
&,.;Co.;
Dewar,
Robertson
St
Pancoast;
Equitable Securities Corp.; Fairman, Harris St Co., Inc.;
Farwell, Chapman St Co.; The First Boston Corp.; Glore,
Forgan St Co.; Hayden, Stone St Co.; Hemphill, Noyes St
Co.; Hickey St Co., Inc.; The Illinois Co., Inc.; Johnston,
Lemon & Co.; Edward D. Jones St Co.;
Kidder, Peabody
Julien
new
Smith,
Co.;
St
Baird
Co.;
Blyth St Co., Inc.; Bosworth, Sullivan St
Central Republic Co,
(Inq,); Clark, Dodge &
Co. ,Inc.;,
*
HOLDING,
(no pat).
Purpose, "to repay
construction.
Price, $100 -per
stock
Laurence
Fenner
of
Becker
'■
Co.; Goldman, Sachs St Co.;. HarriRipley St Co., Inc.; Hill Richards & Co. f Hooker St
Kidder, Peabody St Co.; W. C. Langley & Co.; Leh¬
Brothers; Lester," Ryo'ns St Co.; Irving Lundborg St
Fay?
program.
G.
A. C. Allyn St Co., Inc.; Robert
J Barth St Co.; William Blair &
Co.'Inc.;
Lighting
Glore,
man
United
shares
250,000
expansion
by
Unsubscribed
Co.). A.
Co.;
Inc.
Manufacturing
(par
Bridge
Elwortliy St Co.'; The First Boston Corp.; First California
Weld St
The
Ocean
v
TRADING,
Hurry; Inc.j Brush, Slocumb
"Co. (Inc.); Crowell, Weedon
"
capital
of
•
of
$10).
(par
convertible
accrued dividends.
Underwritten "by Blyth St Co.," Inc.;
A. C. Allyn St.Co., Inc.; J. Barth St Co.; Bateman, Eichler
t
under¬
without
shares
working capital.
Price, $40
for subscription by stock¬
for
shares
stock
Commercial
(par
National
;
'
,
_
Offered
Stanley
by
the
of
and
Co.;
St
White,
members
by
'
Oversubscribed.
Underwritten
7,500
company
10,000
speculation. "
480,000
com¬
"
550,000 Magna Theatre Corp. 110,000 shares of common stock (par
five
cents).
Purpose,
for
general
corporate
purposes.
Price, $5 per share. Offered by company for subscription
*
Co.
underwriting.
Co.
sold.
per
5%
addi¬
■
Tucker,
Walston
of
shares
<
for
_
preferred stock.«(par $10). Purpose, for working capi¬
etc.
Price, at par. Offered by Frazee, Olifiers St Co.
tal,
V
100,000
(no par).. Purpose, for investments.
Pacific
Weil,
Associates.
tive
All
k
;
Milwaukee
Corp.;
Co.;
Purpose,
Price,
50,000 Mid-State
.
{'•
The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.;
Smith, Barney St Co.; William R,
Company;
St
stock
&Dominick; Pictet & Cie; Ferrier, Lullin
Cie.-;» Hentsch St Cie., and Lombard, .Odier & Cie.
!
Morgan Stanley St Co.; F. S. Moseley St Co.;
W. H. Newbold's Son St Co.; Pacific Northwest Co.; Paine,-.
Webber, Jackson St Curtis;
Piper, Jaffray St Hopwood;
"
$25)
preferred
capital.
capital.
Libaire,
Dominick
20,000,000
cumulaPurpose, for
public,
to
company
Insurance
Offered by
without
vertible
ETC.
Corp.
;
TRUSTS,
preferred
■
'
Bridge
Inc.
holders.
-
'
Company;
'
*
stock
.
Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes St Co.; Hornblower St Weeks; W. E,
St Co.; The Illinois Co.; Kidder,
Peabody St Co.;
Kuhn, Loeb St Co.;.,Lee Higginson Corp.; Loewi St Co.;
Mackall
St
Coe;
McCormick
St
Co.;
McDonald St Co.;
Merrill
Eisele
American European Securities Co. 91,875 shares of
.
; ■
!
Hutton
-
by
&
5V2%
ef
Assurance
by
Title
100,000 Manchester
and
common
working
& King,
share.
<
•
Goldman,
Ripley St Co.
Harriman
Inc.,
(par
holders,
Co.
and
of
and
shares
30,000
.
•
{
.
'
Co.;
St
Co.,
St
„
Club,
Securities
Corp„;, Glore,
St
shares
75,000
expansion
BUILDINGS.
subscription
for
.
INVESTMENT
,
Corp.; Robert W. Baird St
Co., Inc.; A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.; Central Republic Co.
(Inc.);
Clark, Dodge & Co.;
J. M.
Dain St Co., Inc.;
Dillon. Read St Co.-Inc.; -Dominick St Dominick; Drexel
St Co.; Farwell, Chapman St Co.; The First Boston Corp.;
First
Riecke
Ryons
Horner
Scott,
& Co.
&
Offered
City
share.
per
Dimond
preferred stock (par $10).
Purpose, for
improvement.
Price, at par.
Offered by
and
St
Allyn
C.
Co.
for
Island
cumulative
for
Underwritten
Inc.;
Oil
share.
Offered
Completed.
per
Co.
$1,000,000 Assateague
In¬
White
Smith
and
$4
St
M,
400,000
shares
of
common
stock
exnansion.
Price,
$46.37'/s
per
Corp.
Purpose,
Byllesby
McDowell,
stock
Oversubscribed.
Purpose,
-
Kansas
300,000
112,500 Mortgage
f
18,550,000
A.
Trust
share.
per
stock
stock
Inc.;
Columbia
Co.;
H.
M.
R.
Inc.;
Lester,
Co.;
writing.
of
$5,543,976
Corp;;
L. Putnam
F.
Co.,
Corp.;
and
(Inc.);
Winslow
St
$1).
(Par
Price,
Co.;
St
Inc.;
West
Co.;
&
&
Brothers;
Douglas
Co.
and
acquisitions, exploration and de¬
$6 per share.
Underwritten by
Auchincloss, Parker and Redpatn;
Hecker
Morgan.
300,000 Woodrow
shares
&
Inc.,
Co.;
&
Simonson
Securities
Corp.
100.000 shares of
common stock
(par $1). Purpose, to qualitfy as a limited
capital stock legal reserve insurance company.
Price, $2
'
Stout
Securities
Collins
Payson St Co.; Chas. H. Gilman St Co.,
St
,j
H.
Co.;
150,000
Taggart
A.
Vickers
Co.;
Lester
(88,195
Unsubscr|b$cP portion
by
Coffin
St
Burr,
Inc.;
Curtis; Central Republic Co.
St
St
•|
St
Co.;
St
Charles
lor
Price,
costs.
Williston
R.
Inc.;
St
underwritten
Webber,
^
Purpose,
Goodbody
shares of 4.8r/o
first preferred
for expansion program.
Price,
by company for subscription
100,000
$25).
(par
$25.25
for
Corp.
Co.
Friedrichs
200,000 Investment
Cole
Inc.,
Lemon
Bioren
Cohen,
First
preferred stock
(par $10).
Price, at par. Offered by Howard,
working capital.
Labouisse,
Co.
Trust
Beecroft,
St
&
$1).
(par
stock
share
100,000
Co.
Purpose,
Fibre
stock
Neb.;
Estes
velopment
Co,
&
J.
1
2,500,000 Keyes
Gas
Inc.;
Co.;
St
Co.;
St
Johnston,
Furniture
convertible
tive
,
subscrip¬
Underwritten
Plastics, Inc. 297,500 shares of common
cent).
Purpose, for machinery, equipment
capital.
Price, $1 per share.
Offered by
shares of common
expansion.
Price, $5 per
Sold privately to Allen St Co.
•500,000 Hall-Scott
(Dar
for
Co.;
&
Hurry,
St
Bradford
,
Eichler
Co.;■' Bateman,
Inc.
300,000 Hemenway
•
C.
St
Irving J. Rice & Co.,
Oversubscribed.
Co.;
Mason,
stockholders
of
one
Co.
St
J.
Noel
Crowell,. Weedon
Co.;
Goodbody
interest.
retire indebtedness secured by first mortgages
liquidation
Alstyne,
Bingham Walter
Co.;
St
properties of Deertield Gas Production Co. and
Keaney Gas Production Co.; and for payment of obligar
tions and expenses of the Dearfield and Kearney com¬
Molded
Securities
Nordeman Jk Co., .on.a
Bruns,
sold.
Van
by
Boenning St Co.;
without underwriting.
St
working
First
St
to acquire properties and for
costs, etc.
Price, $1 per share.
United
*
written
stock
the
.on
-
scribed.
(par
by
All
'
'
common
'
St Co.; Smith, Barney St Co.; White, Weld St Co.; Boenning & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes St Co.; Reynolds St Co. In¬
corporated; Stroud St Co., Inc.; Dean Witter St Co.; Bache
St
Co.; Estabrook St Co.; Hayden, Stone St Co.; Suplee,
Yeatman St Co.. Inc.; Rauscher, Pierce St Co., Inc.; San¬
ders
St
Newsom,
and Bacon,
Whipple St Co.
Oversub¬
stock
Offered
basis.
500,000 Guardian-Consumer Finance Corp. 50,000 shares of 60-cent
convertible preferred stock (par $10).
Purpose, to reduce
\
bank loans.! Price, at par and accrued dividends;
Under¬
^
3,743,976
297,500 General
share.
per
best-efforts
stock
common
drilling,
for
exploration and
Price, 40 cents per share. Offered
etc.
costs,
Offered
Purpose,
per
Purpose,
Eastern Interior Oil Corp. 300,000 shares of
(par $1),
$31.50
750,000 shares
Corp.
Gag
cents).
Columbia
by
300,000
capital.
$1).
five
development
par.
100,000 Electronic
1,890.000 Fischer &
Natural
(par
public) without underwriting.
by company to
$1
.
of
and
by
$25
Association
(including
shares
third
of
4%
preferred).
for-other
corporate
Association
to
Diners'
Club,
Purpose,
50,000 shares of
to
and
others,
common
bre-
5V2%
and
finance
Price,
purposes.
members
of
of
preferred;
•
Inc.
shares
shares
second
underwriting.
400,000
Issues Not Representing New Financing
;
154,000
140,000
at
in¬
.
'
$4).
53,375 Central
Purpose,
for working capital.' Price, $8 per share. Under¬
by Lee Higginson Corp.; C. E.. Unterberg, Towbin
Shearson, Hammill St Co.; Burnham &rCo.; Dempsey-
(par
written
Co.;
Tegeler &
&
Co.;
Price,
Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.; H. Hentz St Co.; Hirsch
Bros. & Boyce; Straus, Blosser & McDowell;
Smith & Co., and J. A. Hogle St Co.
Over¬
Co.,
156,090
$5).
subscribed.
•
St
299,000
Gob
Shops
stock
(par
*
Co.
of
America,
30 cents).
Inc.
299,000
shares
of
common
Purpose, for working capital.'
Price,
Represents
t Indicates
t Indicates
9,661
per
share.
shares
common^stock
by
Reynolds
-
4
Gas
Co.
Co.,
Inc.
$30.25
3,500
placed
shares
per
share.
5,160
shares
per share.
privately.
issues sold competitively,
special offering.
of
*
by
-
of
(par
St
Co.
'.
common
Offered
-
Completed.
issues
of
Offered
-
Price, $15.25
Completed.
Soya
Price,
par).
Stein
Inc.
Indiana
Inc.
Central
Zuckerman,
Scranton
$20
Completed..
(par$l).
.
.
-
„
stock
.
•
193,220 Anhenser-Busch,
par.
without
.
$103,750 Anheuser-Busch, Inc. 5,000 shares of common stock (par
$4).
Price, $20.75 per share.
Offered by Blyth & Co.,
....
' •
Inc.
Completed.
'
•
common
stock
Blyth
St
~
stock
Offered by Goldman,
(no
Sachs
Volume
Number 5573
184
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1349)
-
9
•
Indianapolis
*1,822,500 Chicago,
A
class
at
and
of
Price,
Stone
Price,
$5).
1,300,000 Plymouth Oil Co. 40,000 shares of comipon stock (par $5).
Price, $32.50 per share.
Offered by Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
Stroud
Corp.;
&
Co.,
Public
of
Co.
Service
&
stock
Life
Engine
(par $5).
Price, $52.50 per share.
Inc.
Blosser
J.
A.
101,640 Dixie
Corp.
Aluminum
$1)!
(par
Rhoades
&
shares of common
under "Stocks" in
50,820
Oversubscribed.
See
of this article.
stock
Lehman
Eichler
$5 >.
(par
Brothers
and
&
Co.,
Guardian
Consumer
common
Bros.
Loeb,
Rhoades
subscribed.
& Co.; Dominick &
Co.; Hallgarten &; Co.;
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Model, Roland & Stone; Goodbody
Smith,
■Corp.;
<fc
Co.,
Barney
Francis
Dominick;
and F.
&
Pierce,
stock
.
&
142,500
Lake
Sachs
&
(par
Loewi
&
Inc.;
$18.50
975,000 L-O-F
•946,400 Magna
$19.50
" stock
,.
&
(par $25).
five cents).
(par
with
a
Allen
of
group
&
written
Wulbern,
Price,
Com¬
(no par).
Hirshberg.
by
Inc.;
liam
Blair
12,500
6,700 shares of common
share. Offered by Blyth
Completed,
per
50,000 shares of capital
per
share.
Offered by
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Goodbody & Co.,
(New Jersey)
Price,
$133
Lynch,
&
Baird
Inc.;
Co.,
&
Blair
Co.;
Co.
&
J.
Inc.;
shares of common stock
share.
Offered by Piper,
6,000
Corp.
Manufacturing
per
'
&
Boston
Corp.; Glore,
stock
common
by Blyth
Completed.
Inc.
& Co.,
& Power Co. 3,000 shares of
Price, $28.25 per share.
Offered
Light
$5).
(par
of America 150,000 shares of com¬
Price, $18 per share. Underwritten
by R. S. Dickson & Co., and A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.;
Bear, Stearns & Co.; Blair & Co., Incorporated; John C.
Legg
&
Co.;
Boettcher
and
Co.; Cruttenden
& Co.;
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; A. G. Edwards & Sons; Fairman,
Harris
<fc
Co.,
Inc.;
The First Cleveland
Corp.; First
Securities Corp.; Walter C. Gorey Co.; Hayden, Miller &
Co.;
Johnston,
Lemon
& Co.;
Loewi & Co.; Scherck,
Richter Co.;
Stein Bros. & Boyce; Stroud & Co., Inc;
Watling,
Lerchen & Co.; Branch, Cabell & Co.; Julien
Collins & Co.; Dempsey & Co.; Mead, Miller & Co.; Wm.
J.
Mericka
&
Co.,
Inc.;
The Milwaukee Co.; Prescott,
Shepard & Co., Inc.; Russ & Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
Inc.; Rowles, Winston & Co.; Atwill and Company, Inc.;
C,
F.
Cassell
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Clayton
Securities Corp.;
Interstate Securities Corp.; McDaniel Lewis & Co.; Pierce,
Carrison,
Wulbern,
Inc.;
Saunders, Stiver & Co., and
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc. Oversubscribed.
stock
mon
(par $2.50).
Watch Co. 322,700 shares of capital stock (par
privately through Eastman, Dillon & Cm
Bellanca Aircraft Corp. for account of Teviah Sachs
with
Sachs.
Gilbert
and
Kidder,
&
Peabody
stock
mon
Hemphill,
Merrill,
&
Noyes
Completed.
& Co.
Ladenburg,
Thalmann
&
•
special
t Indicates
Smith,
General
Co.;
Stroud
and
&
Corporation and
Union Securities Corp.; Vietor, Com¬
White, Weld & Co.; Dean Witter & Co.,
Co.;
Oversubscribed.
Shober.
&
Canadian
McLean
(when
Industries,
distributed).
White,
Weld
&
Co.
Inc.
45,000
Price,
shares
$6.75
per
Oversubscribed.
of common stock
share.
Offered by
^
19,145
13,347
10,705
5.2%
series
"G"
5.2%
series
"H"
Preferred
4.4%
First
(par
740,000 Nazareth
(par
$5).
Boston
Cement
$10).
by Stroud
Suplee,
Price,
Price,
&
Co.,
Yeatman
$45.25
per
share.
Offered
by
The
Completed.
Corp.
shares of common
stock
(ex-dividend).
Offered
Inc.; Warren W. York & Co., Inc., and
& Co., Inn.
Oversubscribed.
Co.
20,000
$37
per
share
shares of
common stock
(no pari.
Price, $38 per share.
Offered by
Merrill Lynch. Pierce, Fenner & Beane.
Completed.
616,500 Northern States Power Co. '36,000 shares of common stock
(par
$5).
Price.
$17.12Va
per
share.
Offered by The
627,000 Northern
First
Indiana
Boston
Corp.
Public
Service
Completed.
Co.
139,000
139,000
_
60,000
60,000
29,188,000
24,810,000
"I"
outstdg. at end of period--
bonds
915.
p.
filed
company
With SEC—
the SEC on Sept.
statement with
registration
a
1956,
covering
500,000
shares
of
common
stock,
without par
value, to be offered for public sale through an underwriting group
25,
Co.,
be
Merrill
The
supplied
by
Lynch,
Fenner & Beane and R. S. Dickson
price and underwriting terms are to
Pierce,
offering
public
amendment.
used to repay bank loans
were
used for construction
facilities, and for other cor¬
porate purposes.
The company estimates that its construction ex¬
penditures will be $18,000,000 during 1956 (of which approximately
$9,800,000 was expended in the seven months ended July 31, 1956) and
$24,000,000 during 1957.
Of the total amount of $42,000,000, it is
estimated that $20,000,000 will be expended for additional generating
Net
of
capacity
the
of
proceeds
for
the
and
balance
construction
tion
of
tion
of
140,000
be
near
additional
in
also
1956,
placed
distribution
and
carrying
In
improvements.
facilities
out its
Moncure, N. C., In December 1956.
Construc¬
kilowatt unit at the Cape Fear plant,
plant
an
started
and
the company expects to complete the installa¬
kilowatt unit
at the Cape Fear
steam electric
program,
a
generating
be
transmission
for
additions
miscellaneous
and
will
sale
stock
(the
proceeds of
which
the construction of new
$4,500,000
purposes),
175,000
Is
under
operation
In
that this unit will
It is expected
way.
mid-1958.
by
complete the 1956-1957 construc¬
tion
program,
the
company
contemplates the raising n' ant>r»v,'(^mately $10,000,000 of funds through bank loans or the sale of addi¬
tional securities,
the amount and character of which will be deter¬
mined
at
the^time
of
sale.
The balance will be provided from
Internal sources.—V. 184, p. 1119.
The
prospectus
states
to
that,
Caspers Tin Plate Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
Is negotiating for the acquisition of Olive Can Co. of
announced on Sept. 20 by B. W. Bennett, President.
to be operated as a wholly-owned subsidiary,
company
Chicago,
it
was
The
acquisition of Olive,
will
further
enlarge
candy,
tures
operations.
diversify Caspers'
and
manufactures lithographed
Olive Can Co.
of
specialty
cakes,
used in the packaging
cans
It also manufac¬
and other products.
foods
The com¬
the electronics and TV industries.
for
specialty Items
recently moved into a new one-floor, 50,000-square-foot plant In
Chicago where newly installed automatic machinery will lower operat¬
ing cost3 and increase general production efficiency.
Tin Plate Co. ^lithographs metal for packaging, display and
the steel warehouse business. Caspers
feu* plants in Chicago and two in Santa Clara, CaMf. On
Aug. 1, 1956 Caspers purchased Century Display Mfg.\ Co., Inc. and Its
subsidiary,
Paramount 5£etal
Products Company,
both of Chicago,
which produce display products,
advertising specialties, tool kits and
Caspers
operates
other
metal
products.—V.
184,
Meridian
&
519.
p.
Berkshire
the
Y.—Bonds
Co., Cato, N.
Telephone
has placed privately with
Sold Privately—The company
^ife Insurance Co.
issue of $125,000
an
25-year first mortgage bonds.
Celotex
Louis
blower
tric
J.
Elected
Corp.—Cross
Cross,
Weeks
&
Chairman
Board
investment
and
is
He
also
director
a
and
of
member
director
of
firm
of Horn¬
Jefferson Elec¬
is
financial
Inc.,
Co.,
Kwikset
and
consultant
a
director
Vacheron-Constantln
and
Locks,
Shore
South
Inc.,
Exploration Co.—V.
184,
&
Co., and
a
director of
Development Co. and Shore
Service Co.—Earnings Up—
'
Aug. 31—
v
1956
„
-
Gross income
1955
$51,152,315 $49,728,662
12,113,706
:
11,575,576
9,196,143
for
common
per
7,474,121
3,293,600
3,293,600
$2.47
stock
common
shares
8,532,621
8,137,643
income
Common
of
Watch
Oil
Operating revenues
Available
committee
executive
1226.
p.
Central Illinois Public
12 Months Ended
the
and River Forest State Bank.
of Longlnes-Wittnauer Watch
Joseph Steel Co., The South Coast Corp.
He
Director—
a
partner in the
general
a
and
Co., has been elected a director of Celotex Corp.
$2.27
share
184, p. 1119.
International
21.
investment
Quebec
Growth Fund, Ltd., Montreal,
company
filed
an
amendment
on
Sept.
1,000,000
1956 to its registration statement covering a$ additional
of common stock, $1 par value.—V. 184, p. 319.
($1
The
company
the
loan
United
income
enues
Sept.
20
of
per
announced
execution
the
such
States.
'
$45,014
for the six
able—V.
183,
p.
on
after
charges
and
months
a
$7,000,000
-
ended June 30, 1956, net
Federal
taxes,
1,081,617 shares of capital stock.
990.
of
totaled 1691,237.
equal
to
four
Operating rev¬
No comparisons
,
(III.)—To
Co., Inc.,
stock Is convertible at any time prior
is to be redeemed either pursuant
stock
pursuant to call.
then
effective
It
conversion
may
price.
present major stockholders
are
avail¬
Milwaukee,
areas,
The
securities will go to
and enable the company
to simplify its
structure.
BUSINESS—Central
Life Assurance Society of
commitments with Equitable
share
Corp.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of these
Corp., Chicago, 111.—Loan, etc.—
corporation reports for the six months
The
16,500
cents
on
Transport
par
preferred
or
corporate
mortgage
Motor
to the 5th day
to the sinking
be converted into iy3 shares of the
common
stock.
The conversion privilege is protected against dilution
by stock splits, dividends or the sale of additional common stock below
before
fund
shares
Canal-Randolph
Wisconsin
value) at $6 per share. Other firms in
The Milwaukee Co., Milwaukee; Straus,
Blosser & McDowell, Chicago; Doolittle & Co., Buffalo;
Fusz-Schmelzle & Co., Inc., St. Louis, and the Marshall
Co., Milwaukee.
:
stock
National Union Fire Insurance Co. 6,000 shares of common
stock
"C"
series
Carolina Power & Light Co.—Registers
This
the
271,500
(nonconvertible):
series
5.08%
;
the group are:
Canada—Registers With SEC—
This
303,750
15,512
T7.027
9,325
7,739
The
Straws,
Inc.;
Co.,
Woolfolk
Corp.;
13,858
"F"
(Wis.) investment banker, will head an un¬
derwriting group offering 34,600 shares of 6% cumula¬
tive convertible preferred stock at par ($10 per share)
and accrued
dividends and 67,500 shares of common
(Continued from page 2)
Brothers & Co.; Stone &
Blosser & McDowell;
Stern
Co.;
Securities
Dann &
mon.
&
Barney
"E"
series
Milwaukee
Investment News
Piper,
R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Reinholdt &
Schwabacher & Co.; Shillinglaw, Bolger & Co.;
Webster
series
5.36%
Offer Preferred and Common Shares—Loewi &
offering.
Jaffray & Hopwood;
Gardner;
5.28%
Central
privately.
placed
Issues
Represents
X Indicates issues sold competitively,
Corp.;
Stanley & Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.; The Ohio Co.;
"D"
<74,814,439
Co.;
Turben
21,538
outstanding
$25)
(par
(convertible):
series
Earned
'
Forgan &
Co.;
525,543
16,094
stock
period:
5.3%
—V.
Lehman
Brothers; Loewi & Co.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
& Co., Inc.; Thd Milwaukee Co.;-Morgan
Higginson
of
Preferred
Net
Newspaper Machinery Corp. 12,094 shares of com¬
(par $1).
Price, $14.25 per share. Offered by
172,340 Wood
<fc Co.; Hickey & Co., Inc.; The Illinois
Co., Inc.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Edward D. Jones & Co.;
Lee
capital
Placed
$1).
Noyes
McCormick
539,960
of
Cato
Insurance Co.
2,700,000 United
i
Electric
Gas,
84,750 Tucson
Chapman & Co.; The First
Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.;
Farwell,
Inc.;
Co.,
Hemphill,
346,796
$1,294,808
other uses apd is also engaged in
1,206,638 Travelers Insurance Co. 13,990 shares of common stock
(par $5).
Price, $86.25 per share.
Offered by White,
Weld <fc Co., and Blyth <fc Co.,
Inc. Completed.
Dodge & Co.; Julien Collins & Co.; Dewar, RobertPancoast;
Equitable Securities
Corp.;
Fairman,
Harris
323,233
$1,547,658
pany
Completed.
Co.
(par
$1).
Price, $25.75
Jaffray & Hopwood.
shares
Barth & Co.; Wil¬
Blyth & Co., Inc.;
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; Central Republic Co. (Inc.);
&
903,320
$1,641,604
preferred stock__,
on
end
This
•600,000 Waltham
Co.
1,023,233
$1,870,892
Common
Telephone Co. 80,000 shares of
Price, $40.50 per share. Offered
Price, $59
$10).
Wertheim
154,500 Toro
of
(par $4).
Price, $34.75 per share.
Under¬
G. Becker & Co. Inc.; A. C. Allyn & Co.,
A.
Robert W.
&
Norris &
by
Co., and Bear, Stearns & Co.
and
shares
208,000
Manufacturing
Cement
stock
common
soil
Carrison,
Co.
434,375 Marquette
Clark,
McGlone
Co.;
Accident Insurance Co.
(par
6,650,000 Standard Oil Co.
stock
(par
$15).
of common stock
Price, $4.55 per share.
Placed privately
investment bankers and others through
Corp.
Shares
Inc.
Co.,
&
395,300 Standard
Completed.
Theatre
Co.;_Qarl
Pierce,
&
Offered
England
New
stock
Blyth
by
share.
per
G.
Hopwood;
&
pressprich
W.
share.
per
common
shares of common stock
Offered by Blyth &
50,000
Co.
Fibers
Price,
Inc.
&
Curtis;
&
Jalfray
R.
Southern
3,240,000
Completed.
Glass
$5).
(par
Co.,
A.
8,937
pleted.
6,000 shares of common
per share.
Offered by
$23.75
Price,
$10).
Co,
Co.;
&
$2,544,924
Balance
Bateman,
Becker &
Co.;
Prescott,
Shepard &
Reinholdt & Gardner;
Reynolds & Co., Inc.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.;
Wm. C. Roney & Co.; Saunders, Stiver & Co.; Schwabacher
<fe Co.; Shuinan, Agnew & Co.; Singer, Deane & Scribner;
Smith,
Moore & Co.; William R. Staats
& Co.; Stone
& Webster Securities Corp.; Stroud & Co.,
Inc.; Suplee,
Yeatman & Co., Inc.; Sweney Cartwright & Co.; Spencer
Trask & Co.; Vercoe & Company; G. H. Walker & Co.;
Winslow, Douglas & McEvoy; Dean, Witter & Co.; Harold
E.
Wood
&
Co.;
Woodcock, Hess & Co.,
Inc.;
Wulff,
Hansen & Co., and Yarnall, Biddle & Co.
Oversubscribed.
Machines Corp. 5,000 shares of
Price, $399 per share. Offered by
Fenner & Beane.
Oversubscribed.
District Power Co.
Superior
stock
&
Bodine;
&
McDonnell
Co.;
Piper,
Inc.;
Co.,
Industries, Inc. 7,500 shares of common
Price,
$42.75
per
share.
Offered by
& Co.
Completed.
Oil
$1).
(par
Goldman,
Barth
J.
Williams
Crouter
Jackson
Webber.
71,250 Jack & Heintz, Inc. 6,000 shares of common stock (par $1).
Price( $11.87 Vz per share.
Offered by Blyth & Co., Inc.
Completed.
320,625_Kerr-McGee
Inc.;
Co.,
&
Co., Inc.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner do Beane; Merrill,
Turben & Co., Inc.; The Milwaukee Co.; I Moore, Leonard
& Lynch;
Murpl'.ey Favre, Inc.; W. H. Newbold's Son &
Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.; The Ohio Company;
Paine,
Smithers & Co. Completed.
S.
Lynch,
Pont
du
1,995,000 International
Business
capital stock (no par).
Merrill
Bache
Co.;
&
I.
Dividends
William
McDonald
10,640,000 International Business Machines Corp. 28,000 shares of
capital stock (no par). Price, $380 per share. Offered by
Reynolds & Co., Inc.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; The First Boston
.
Nicolaus
and Stifel,
common
111,000 Rich's, Inc. 6,000 shares of common stock
per
$2,894,125
Inc.;
Loeb,
by
convertible
40,000 shares of capital stock (pan
share.
Underwritten by Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Butcher & Sherrerd; Schmidt,
Poole.
Roberts
Parks, and Stroud & Co., Inc.
Over¬
$35.50
Price,
of
9,051,783
$2,'535,987
.
-
Inc.
Corp.
Process
$10).
M.
&
Completed.
Co.
Co.,
at
shares
Baxter,
Co.;
Townsend,
Merrill
&
&
Brown
&
Carl
Co.;
Boyce,
&
Alex.
Dickson
Weeks; Hulme, Applegate & Humphrey, Inc.; W. E. Hutton
&
Co.; The Illinois Co.; Inc.'; Janney & Co.; Johnson,
Lane, Space and Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Lee
Higginson Corp.; Lehman Brothers; Loewi & Co.; Irving
Lundborg & Co.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.; McCormick & Co.;
Steel Corp. 36,400 shares of common stock
$2.50).
Price, $38.62>/2 per share.
Offered by Carl
(par
&
Oversubscribed.
400,000
tl,405,950 Harrisburg
M.
S.
headed
Oversubscribed.
1,420,000 Houdry
Inc.;
R.
184,
pre¬
Crowell, Weedon & Co.; First Securities Corp.; Goodbody
&
Co.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.;
Lester, Ryons & Co.;
Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc., and Scott, Horner & Mason,
Inc.
Co.,
&
Legg
C.
—V.
200,000 shares of class
Corp.
Finance
9,918,966
$2,886,496
7,629
taxes.,
deductions
income
Net
Dominick & Dominick;
Elworthy & Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.; Clement A.
Evans & Co., Inc.; Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc.; Farwell,
Chapman & Co.; First of Michigan Corp.; Fulton, Reid
&
Co.;
Glore, Forgan & Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.;
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; H. Hentz & Co.; Hornblower &
$1).
(par
$12,805,462 $11,587,770
and
Interest, etc. deductions
mtge.
&
Price, $6 per share.
Underwritten
by Van Alstyne,
Noel & Co.; Bateman, Eichler & Co.;
Bingham Walter & Hurry, Inc.; Bioren & Co.; Boenning
&
Co.; J. C. Bradford & Co.; Cohen, Simonson & Co.;
A
82,500 shares of capital
share. Underwritten by
"
1955
1956
,
operating earnings
Nonoperating income
First
stock
preferred stock (par $50). Price, $60.50 per share. Offered
by Blyth & Co., Inc.
Completed.
1,200,000
per
Blair & Co.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons;
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown & Sons; E, W. Clark &
Co.; Clayton Securities Corp.; Collin, Norton & Co.; Julien
Collins & Co.; Courts & Co.; Craigmyle,
Pinney & Co.;
J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.;
Davis, Skaggs & Co.; DeHaven
Inc.
423,500 General Telephone Corp. 7,000 shares of 414 %
John
Baird
Inc.;
Co.,
per
Becker
G.
A.
Blair
Co.;
Stein
Co.;
<fc
45,000 shares of com¬
share. Offered by
Stores, Inc.
Price, $69.25
Department
3,116,250 Federated
&
Inc.
W.
Co.,
a
&
Sons;;
Inc.
Co.,
Robert
Inc.;
&
Co.
$31.50
stock (par $5).
Price, $20 per share.
Underwritten by Smith, Barney &
Co.; American Securities Corp.;
Anderson & Strudwick;
Arnhold and S. Bleichroeder, Inc.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.;
column
ceding
mon
&
&
8,000,000 Ranco,
(par 1).
Smith
McDowell; Zuckerman,
Co. Oversubscribed.
&
Hogle
Price,
Stearns
Underwritten by Lee Higginson Corp.;
C. E. Unterberg,
Howbin Co.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
Burnham & Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.;
H.
Hentz
&
Co.;
Hirsch & Co.;
Stein Bros. & Boyce;
and
Insurance
Life
$5).
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.;
Price, $8 per share.
Straus,
Co.—Earnings Higher—
revenue
Operating- expenses
Balance before
Brothersf A. C. Allyn Sa Co., Inc.; Bache & Co.;
Gregory
shares of common stock
Offered by A. G. Becker
800,000 Diners' Club, Inc. 100,000 shares of common stock
Operating
Service
Aug. 31—
'
shares of common stock
Offered by Blyth & Co.,
2,500
Sons;
Inc.
Co.
&
Co.,
3,000
Cummins
157,500
Co.
$30 per share.
Bear,
6,000 shares of
share.
Offered
Co.
Insurance
City
(par
Lehman
Oversubscribed.
capital stock (par $101.
Price, $540 per
by The First Boston Corp. Completed.
Oversubscribed.
& Co.
Coke
&
Price,
Completed.
2,598,750 Quaker
Co.;
Colorado.
of
General
3,240,000 Connecticut
Walter
Co.;
&
Gas
(par $19).
Inc.
Wertheim & Co.;
White, Weld & Co.; Dean Witter & Co.; Winslow, Douglas
& McEvoy, and Harold E. Wood & Co.
Sold for account
Sudler
C.
Amos
California Water
12 Months Ended
Net
per
Securities
Webster
&
and Chaplin
Co.,
&
Co.
$57.50
Inc. Com¬
„
75,000 Portland
256,503 shares of common
share. Underwritten by
Union Securities Corp.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath; Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Bateman,
Eichler & Co.;
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.; Blunt Ellis &
Simmons; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Boettcher & Co.; Bosworth.f
Sullivan & Co. Inc.; Alex. Brown & Sons; Brown, Lisle &
Marshall; Don A. Chapin Co.; John W. Clarke
& Co.;Coughlin & Co.; Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast; Dittmar
& Co.;
Eastman, Dillon & Co.; A. G. Edwards & Sons;
Equitable Securities Corp.; Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.;
Farwell, Chapman & Co.; The First Boston Corp.; First
Southwest Co.; Garrett-Bromfield & Co.; Goldman, Sachs
& Co.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.;
Hemphill, Noyes &
Co.; Henry Herrman & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; Hut¬
chinson & Co.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Kidder, Peabody
& Co.; LaMontagne-Sherwood & Co.; W. C. Langley & Co.;
Lazard Freres
&
Co.; Lehman Brothers; Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades & Co.; Laurence M. Marks & Co.; Mason-Hagan,
Inc.; McCormick
Co.; McDonald & Co,; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Newman &
Co.; Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc.; Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood; Keith Reed & Co., Inc.; Reynolds & Co. Inc.;
The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.;
Russ & Co.; Earl M.
Scanlan & Co.; Scherck, Richter Co.; Schoellkopf, Hutton
& Pomeroy, Inc.; Smith, Barney & Co.; Stern Brothers &
Co.; Harold S. Stewart & Co.; Stone, Moore & Co., Inc.;
Gas
Interstate
(par
Offered by Blyth & Co.,
$9.25 per share.
pleted.
Gruss
Completed.
Colorado
stock
231,250 Peabody Coal Co. 25,000 shares of common stock (par $5).
Placed
.
$5).
Co.
&
shares
par.
Oscar
Stamping Co. 8,100 shares of common stock
Price, $33.12,/2 per share.
Offered by Bache
Auto
(par
,
Co.
&
Bros.
72,900
Ry.
Price,
$25).
(par
Sutro
through
Son.
&
268,313 City
14.748,923
Louisville
&
stock
common
privately
the
Chicago,
West
Wisconsin
the
Shore
Is
a
certified
common
River Valley area and
Lake Michigan, St. Paul
Fox
of
carrier serving
Wisconsin Valley
and Minneapolis.
predominantly a transporter of general commodities
with
paper
mill supplies and products, steel, automotive and truck
parts, plastic and machinery being the principal commodities.
company
is
Provision is made for
par by
The
$10.50
lot.
per
a
sinking fund to retire the preferred stock
at
There rae no sinking fund payments prior to Sept. 30, 1957.
preferred
stock
is
share to Sept.
also
30,
callable
1959;
in whale
or
$10.35 per share
in part by lot at
''to Sept. 30, 1961;
10
(1350)
$10.25 per
plus
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
share to Sept.
accrued
30, 1963, and at par thereafter,
Denver
in each case
dividends.
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
TO
Ihe
RECAPITALIZATION
Outstanding
after
order
June
in
3 J,
1951
Convertible
Common
stock
$10)
(par
one
{Of
year
which
considered
current
shares
to
are
163,981
and
the
company's
ferred
j
The
are
be
previously
shares
exchange
in
shares
for 51
of
authorized and outstanding
the
preferred
new
8,519
and
$3,000
shares
par
pre-
the
of
new
S.
S.
Viscose
and
Venable,
now
and
on
American
of
the
Oct.
1,
consulting
a
is
basis.
Corp.
research
Venable
Mr.
to
will
succeed
American
for
retire
notes
owned
Chemical
with
Its
associate
of
company
Chemstrand
Co.
Research
Hutzler
bid
99.134%
*
Acrilan
stitute
in
are
on
manufac¬
Issuance
the
of
has
road
In
-
sale
Intersvate
the
of
for
the
certificates
Commerce
subject to
are
Comm.ssion.
the
Waxahachie,
The
registration statement filed July 12 with
the SEC, covering
proposed offering of 20,000 shares of common stock
(par $10)
at
$26 per share through Albert Carroll
Bates, President of the company,
was
declared, effective on Sept. 7.
See also V. 184, p. 319.
a
United
Christiana Oil Corp.—Registers With
underwriting
on
400,000
to
SEC—
the
Stone.
^
,
*
Net proceeds from the
financing will be used!by the; company
retire $2,500,000 of
outstanding short-term bank loans.—-V.
183,
Cimarron
to
1611,
p.
Oil
Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files With
Exchange Commission—
and
>
The corporation on Sept. 18 filed a letter of
notification with the
SEC covering 81,250 shares of
capital stock to be offered at par ($1 per
share),
without
underwriting..
The
proceeds
are
to
be
used
for-
in
Ngt
connection
sales
for
the
the
development of oil
with
Chairman,
ended
year
.
operations.
Unsecured
$8,194,136
June
in
H.
30,
the
1956
amounted
preceding
President,
Johnston,
H.
year,
said
in
to
J.
the
report.
compared with
1955.
30,
Taylor
and
Johnston said, since the end of the fiscal
year,
the company's
investment
in
preferred
and
common
stock
of
the
Monarch Aluminum
Mfg. Co. had been sold to that company. This
investment has been carried on the books
for
many
years
at
its
original cost of $58,662 and has been sold for
$632,030, which
is
subject
further
figure
to
capital
a
stated
business
transacted
is
that
own
Heretofore
gains
the
manufacturing
311.
tax
of
approximately
$143,354.
They
is
company
presently arranging to set up its
of cookware operations in Chicago,
and
assembly
complete
utensils
the
Club
aluminum
with
Aluminum
have
Products
castings from Monarch
that
company.—V.
Coliseum
been
Films,
182,
and
Inc.,
Co.,
will,
The
at
corporation
covering
however,
continue its
Sept.
12
filed
of
common
letter
a
per share, without
underwriting.
working capital.
•'
Sales
of
this
June
1956
high
stockholders
Directors.
corporation
30,
all-time
an
Issued
Sales
its
Net
income
The
by
Charles
the
shares
A.
the
net
3'/4%
3%
notes
notes
3%%
the
six
months
ended
June
30,
Jr.,
of
of
given
of
during
mcderni-ation
to
the
eastern
expanded
of
the
and
s\td
1956
offered
be
to
fiscal
for
to
1955
the
$4.74
stock.
$3.79
used
that
In
$26,431,552
fiscal
the
year
year
with
for
special
Board
1956
of
$257,-
were
fiscal
share
For
the
due
GIVING
EFFECT
and
of
1956
was
its
2,705,671
expended
accelerated
by
June
Jan.
15,
1961
compared
PRESENT
1963
1,
consideration being
preceding fiscal
year,
$11,270,143
program.
exoenditures
during
the
year
were
largely
concentrated
company's Eastern Division plants at
Buffalo, N. Y.; Claymont,
Palmer, Mass.; and at the
Roebling and Trenton, N. J., plants
the John A.
Roebling's Sons Corporation, a subsidiary of CF&I.
the
Mr.
Franz
been held
the
said
that
ma'or
back un'il the
recent
company
western
1 -IS
construction at the eastern plants had
fiscal year, when benefits obtained
from
improvement
earnings.—V.
184,
program
—-3V5S %
note
3.95%
1976
75.000,000
75,000,000
75,000,000
25,000,000
25,000.000
10,009,000
?
Nov.
1,
1966
20,000,000
note:
shoi-t-term
notes
for
within
under
•
principal
notes
one
20,000,000
•'
first
Boston Corp
Stone
&
z
Dillon,
curities
2,895
Lazard
Freres
&
Garrett
Bear,
Stearns
Becker
G.
Drexel
&
1,625
M.
Dean
R.
S.
Alex.
Brown
&
&
Co
J
675
Corp.;
48.5
485
&
Co..
Inc.-
Securities
M.
H.
485
485
Co.
485
&
Weeks
W.
790
Pacific
485
485
&
&
'
.
&
Co
&r Co
A.
&
410
&
Gardner—..-
410
Company, Inc.—
Corp
410
Swiss
7a0
Watling,
The Federal
ttU3
company
Colorado
The
at
to
began
to
be
to
a
Gas Co.—To Increase
Commission has
construct
estimated
construction
consists of
Station
an
Power
for
26-inch loop
its
proposed
and
co~t
which
of
granted
operate
35.65
J.
P.
19
of
New
Morgan
States
York
&
Co.,
Trust
announced
the
upon
Inc.—V.
&
Co._a
&
American
&
firm,
directors
the
410
Co.—
410
724.
The directors on
Sept. 25 authorized the filing of a registration
statement
covering
the
issuance
of
$40,000,000
of
new
$100
par
value preferred stock, Willis
Gale, Chairman, announced.
definitive
reflected
in
Facilities—
temporary
miles
of
$1,250,243.
temporary authorization
authority
pipelines
to
in
granted
line from the company's East Denver
Control
Hampden Avenue Meter Station in South
schedule
for
the
offering
has
been
not
set.
The
registration statement is being filed at this time in order
,to be nrepared to make an offering promptly when and if market
conditions
such
are
to
the
to
as
make
possible
dividend
a
rate
and
will
of
filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission was made
Sept. 27. At the., same time application was made to the
Illinois
Commerce Commission for
authority to issue the stock.
Arrangements
If
of
new
Boston
this
made
stock
by
Glore,
for
a
the
underwriting
nation-wide
Forgan
of
The
New
York.—V.
New
that
184,
Merger—
on
the
between Continental
bten
in
Blunt,
elected
Western
181,
Ellis
&
director
a
Tool
&
Simmons,
of
Coak
Stamping,
out, it will
issued by the utility.
from
the
sale
of
the
stock
544,
p.
the
will
be
first
used
adopted
help
for
program
eral
Pay Dividends in Stock—
'
..
of
share
one
the
at
15,
close
1956.
of
is
It
of
capital
business
the
st<">cJk for «ach
Sept. 28,
on
intention
of
the
It
is
tion
in
and
The
1956,
board
the
to
out ?.n extensive
carry
global expansion
of
company's purchase
quarters
in
existing
New
franchised
of
non-recurrent
into
economies
the
plus
net
by
to
is
of
Mission
and
Haven,
In
costs.
the
internal
Corp.
of
California
consolidation
of
finance
the
four-
$310,000,000
and
come
earnings and
of
thpse
plant,
Commonwealth
to
151,000
of
the
This
system
is
of
older
scheduled
be
known
as
facih'ties,
Dresden
by General Fl-ctric
completion in
1960.—V.
Co.
183,
equipment,
to
the
be
5,123.000
180,000
kilowatt
Station,
The
p.
a
atomic
3007.
is
tremendous
man¬
filed
company
with
the
SEC
statement
an
amendment
covering
value.—V.
par
being
power
built
on
additional
an
176,
1264.
p.
^
Curtis
Publishing
filed
company
qualification
denture
Co.—Proposed
application
an
under
ant
purs
to
subordinated
the
which
income
Trust
it
with
SEC
Indenture
(series
on
Act
of
of
debentures
to
are
ismed
be
under
19,
of
of
1956),
and exchange
of the securities are
registration requirement of the Securities
the
Sept.
1939
$24,509,360
issue
to
proposes
debentures
'
f
Exchange Offer—
the
issuance
The
the
due Oct.
1,
corsiderad
Act
of
1956,
an
in¬
30-year
1986.
exempt
1933.
company's
plan
of
and recapitalization in exchange for present $4
dividend
slock.
The plan calls for the issuarce, in
exchange
for
each
share of $4 dividend prior
preferred stock, $40 principal
amount of the new debentures and one share of
$1.60 dividend prior
preferred
slock.
As
of
July
10,
1956,
612,734
shares
of
the
$4
dividend prior preterred stock was
reorganization
prior
preferred
916.
p.
Daniy Machine Specialties Co.—Earnings Rise—
For
the
fiscal
of $45,704,395
Net
income
June
ended
year
compared with
for
the
year
30,
the
1956,
the
previous high
$1,000,374
was
company
reports
of $36,571,702
compared
with
1955.
woik
high during this fiscal year.—V. 183, p.
at
all-time
an
The
report
shows
orders and
new
Dayton Rubber Co.—Definitive Debentures
Definitive
able
4%
convertible
backlog of
403.
Ready
debentures
43
Donaida
Mines
company
acreage
in
Canada,
a
on
Salter
Ltd.
town
Sept.
(Canada)—Acquisition—
24
announced
Township,
about 60
three
miles
rave
option
purchase
The
directors
have
the
miles
acquisition
West
West of Sudbury,
of
of
substantial
Masiey,
Ontario.
Ontario
Some
agreement.
been
staked
initially expended
Douglas
The
on
Oil
by
Co.
of
public offering
stock
common
purchase
1227.
p.
the
appvoved
these
and
company
his
others
recommendations
The
filed
with
the
$3,503,020
warrants,
on
Sept. 21
150,000 shades
of
employees
$30,000
was
of
since
and
As
station
to
under
1948
in
10%
the
an
be
SEC on Sept. 17
covering
debentures due 1968
with
withdrawn
on
Sept
26
those
of
announced
of
its
its
a
price
common
See
V
subsidiaries
Employees
of
$60
stock
and
to
per
be
29.000
the
1956
offered
on
employees
Employees'
a
previous
plans,
of
annual
their
payroll
eligible
wage.
will
be
Stock
deduction
employees
eligible
Purchase
to
share
offered
domestic
subscribe
Plan,
the
basis.
may
Subscriptions
subscribe
will
be
on
its
associated
companies.
stock
by
„
company
issue
that
of
California—Statement Withdrawn
o."
Dow Chemical Co.—$60 Per Share to
an
acquired
claims.
registration statement
proposed
184,
sales
1955.
previous
due Dec.
1, 1970, are avail¬
exchange for temporary debentures at The Chase
Manhattan
Exchange Place, New York, N. Y.—V. 183. p. 769.
in
Bank,
in
the
high of $356,578 in
Approximately
conventional
extract
new
in
investment
The
chiefly from cash resources
depreciation accruals.
kilowatts
of
company's head¬
plant has been liqui¬
Los
Sept. 25,
1956 to
its
registration
300,0C0 shares of capital stock, $1
gen¬
building six new generating units totaling 1,415,009
capability. When they are completed, and after giving
to
scheduled for
will
created
Mission
the
at
Counsellors Investment Fund, Inc., Los
Angeles, Calif.
—Registers With Securities lind Exchange Commission—
is
retirement
addition
power
of
in
cash
integra¬
bottlers.
Dry
the
facilities
new
Conn.,
T<he
approximately $280,000,000 of financing,
new
preferred, will be required to carry
balance
undistributed
net
the
The
generating capability
the end of 1959.
nuclear
for
$40,000,000
company
kilowatts
effect
the
that
this
strongest
company's
of
program
manufacturing and selling as well as provide direct
control, it was stated.—V. 184, p. 621.
agement
(
facilities
continue
Angeles
dated, and its heavy manufacturing equipment moved to a
and concentrate plant in New Haven,
This move will effect
a
estimated
program.
hand
on
distribution
declared
was
to
shares
said.
order
California
490.000
by
$15,000,000.
now
including
out
and
33 Vh
payment semi-annually.
Whenever possible cash divi¬
paid in addition to scheduled stock dividends, the an¬
be
substantial
$275,-
transmission
plant
Co.
David
'
;
a
new
policy of paying dividends in
payments, it was announced by John J.
place of cash
claims
1
■
the
non-convertible
tp
invest¬
and
stock
of
will
The
be
construction
$600,000,000
1956-1959.
of
headed
group
Property additions will aggregate an estimated
$140,000,000 in 1956;
$180,000,000 in 1957; $160,000,000 in 1958 and
$120,000,000 in 1959.
Of
the $600,000,000
total, electric generating facilities account for
000,000;
and
Electric
Inc.,
Although the cash position of the corporation is
history,
this move wau
made
to
conserve
the
Co.
&
carried
current
period,
year
is
ever
Net proceeds
utility's
been
and
financing
preferred stock
the
have
preferred
Com.
its
clearing
as
1227.
p.
partner
a
of
Co.—V.
dividend
record
reserve
The
First
and
4
company.
shares
the
act
its
price. satisfactory
on
In
was
time
any
city
Incorporated,
Co.
agreement
merger
184,
has
have
in
nouncement
410
Lerchen
Simmans,
Instrument
dends
Commonwealth Edison Co.—Plans Preferred Issue—•
819.
p.
held
from
Stroud
Co
growth, in
special meeting of its
shareholders, previously postponed, will be held
Director
a
stock
The
790
p.
act
President.
A
410
790
Rothschild &
Bank
United
Sept,
on
Co.,
V".
also
Cott,
410
Northwest" Co
Putnam
184,
to
capital stock
6%
Reinholdt
F.
York,
and
common
securities
is
for
Co.,
■
Nolan, FlemingB. Hibbs & Co., Inc.
790
—V.
City
Cott Beverage Corp.—To
485
790
i.
26
Gair
The
<
410
Evans
Inc.
C.
He
435
Langley & Co
Lee Higginson Corp.-.
John C. Legg & Co
W.
Oct.
and
Richard
485
;
Folger,
7^0
Co.—
Inc.
Walker
Clement
&
Clark, Dodge & Co
Ilayden, Stone & Co
year.
reflects
485
Corp.
Marks
&
Hutton
Pomeroy,
G.
Baker,
Sons—;
675
Dominick
Schoellkopf,
900
Jackson
675
Co.__
&
Miller
900
Webber,
675
R. W. Pressprich & Co
Reynolds & Co.—
900
Curtis
675
•
Inc
Dickson
Laurence
&
Co.
Paine,
&
Mead,
900
Co
Rhoades
675
& Co
-i
Boyce__
900
;
Inc.
675
675
909
Weeks-.
&
790
Securities
Equitable
1,425
900
&
Witter
Dominick
1,675
Co.
New
directors
ment
675
Anthony
1,625
Sons
&
Blair & Co.
900
Loeb,
Bros.
1,625
Co
&
Hutton
E.
&
&
$790
J
Co
&
American
Hutzler—
addi¬
in
l?,test
Co.,
payable Oct*
Co.__^.
&
Moseley
Tucker,
Noyes & Co.,
Hornblower
Carl
S.
Stein
Co
Hemphill,
W.
Estabrook
Hallgarten
1,625
&
following
Allvn and Co., Inc,__
Watts & Co.
1,625
Co
an
this
'
sev¬
"
'
Company..!
1,625
Smith, Barney & Co
White, Wold & Co
Robert
A- C.
Pierce, Fen-
Bros.
shares
*Baker,
F.
Beane
Co.
White
agreed,
the
'
1,625
&
Merrill Lynch,
load
at
spent
company
officials,
company
continued
be
the
Cook Electric Co.-^-Banker Elected to Board—
"
'
!
'Spencer Trask & Co
*
Se-
Harriman, Ripley & Co., Inc.
to
by
The
Trust
The
on
plan, i
option
have
company
1,925
Union
projected
period
to
is
None
"Central Republic Co. (Inc.)
Co
&
.
"unsecured
186,105
stock
below
Shields
2,895
Corp.
Blyth & Co., Inc.'
1955.
1956-u0
916.
method
Webster Securities
Eastman
the
the
Continental Can Co., Inc.—To Vote
(000's omitted)
11,725
i
Co:t__
Stanley &
this
of
,
'{.
,
4
{Includes
*.
notes:
$11,725/
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Morgan
for
$120,000,000
credit, With the following participants:* Bankers
B„nk
of
New
York,
The Chase
Manhattan
Bank,
Exchange
Bank, The
County
Trust
Co.,
Federation
Bank &
Trust Co., Guaranty Trust Co.
of New York, The Hanover
Bank, Irving Trust Co., Manufacturers Trust Co., The Marine Midland
5,026,181 shs.
.
under
(000's omitted)
The
in
National
Co.,
preferred
25,000.090
included
year),"
the
of
<"
500,000 shs.
{6,000,000 shs.
)
par
employees' restricted
amounts
-t
.
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named
and not jointly to purchase from
the
respective
•
25,000,000.
unsecured
(due
issuance
'
•
value)
par
which
tvpe which the giant utility
program,
which
construction
through
Corn
(
j
25,000,000
($10
confidence
for
agent
{ '
10,000,000
25,000,000
$10,362,500
expendi/ures
of
this
postwar
l£4d
largest outlay
ever
period
and,
accord'ng
Chemical
Robert
due
stock
•Excludes
its
from
the
First
Trust
York
'
.
1964____^_
1958
unsecured
places
credit of
with
'
3%%
due Sept.
15, 1969
Cumulative preferred stock ($100
Common
'V
*
1,
subordinated
budget
The
75,000,000
30,000,000
June
15,
line
suburbs.
J
due
due June
in
$650,000,000,
is
utility's
{•
I
15,000,000
1,
notes
notes
Junior
50,000,000
30,000.000
Feb.
due
11th successive
$810,000,000
"[
.
1,
notes
40,000.000
30,000,000
Nov.
financing.
the
is
The
announced completion of arrangements
8100,000,000 credit to run until Oct. 8, 1957.
90 da^s will be iu.ed, with interest at the
of
each borrowing.
The borrowings will be
financing of expansion and in anticipation of
time
with
about
Tnis
Credit With 15 Banks—
27
a
the
Trust
1969
due
of
than
more
at
arranged
tional
for
banks
cost
.
*
—
4
The
Colorado Interstate
This
$12,- •'
-
1968
I
1960.
Sept.
connection
rate
in
12-month
with
of
on
not
has
company
15,000,000
1965
15,
fcr
long-term
ue-
30,000,000
1,
Jan.
local
15
prime
Outstanding
; -
50,000.000
June
due
company
Notes
.
FINANCING
$40,000,000
y4%
notes due Oct.
1, 1974
Subordinated unsecured notes:
3% notes due Sept. 1, 1957
pro¬
Del ;
of
J
.
Inc.—Registers
approximately
present price levels and conditions, for
This is expected to require an addi¬
financing in the future.-
basis
through
$260,000,000
This
used
!.
TO
the
on
Sets Up $100 Million
with
■. »■.«•
the
Co. of New York,
SEC—
1955
yeais
tional
p.
due
notes
3%%
preceding
the
on
the
on
Capital
In
the
.
-$718,495,500
due
notes
3%%
year
reported for 1955.
per
share
per
the
of
30,
$10,887,163
common
exoansion,
plants.
the
on
the
the
time.
F.
gram
over
equivalent
equivalent
outstanding at that
Franz,
President,
June
$16,662,653,
53%
was
income
was
be
to
are
for
Chairman
ended
$650,000,900,
entirely within
1956
With
f
'
-
proceeos will be applied
(1) to the payment of short term bank
(expected to aggxeaate $38,000,000 at the date of iss'e of the
issued in connection v,i„h tl# interim
financing of the com¬
pany's
construction
program
and
(2)
the
balance,
u
any,
toward
payment for additions to utility plant on or after Aug.
1, 1956.
The
company and its subsidiaries are engaged in a construction
program
which
it
is
estimated
will
involve
expenditures
of
receivables
notes
3.35%
the
previous year to reach
to the annual report to
according
year
shares
corporation
was
taxes
income
to
$1)
proceeds
with
the
over
Allen,
fiscal
outstanding
net
year,
after
increase
an
1956
3,383,559
New
Jerrold
directors.
:
"
outstanding.—V. 184,
notification
subsidiaries
33%
$341,630,224,
lor
With
Corp.—Earnings Rise—
and
increased
of
purchase
Y.—Files
(par
The
543,050.
represented
Co.,
of
Ke;
]
.
.[■.
•
.
A
Colorado Fuel & Iron
ended
of
stock
$10
lor
by
friendly relationship
New
shares
on
30,000
manufactured
1564.
p.
York, N.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
EEC
&
elected
bonds)
]
L.
Monarch.
Noel
director
been
are
■■■
*
almost
Canada.
short-term notes (due within
A.
and,K.
Profit after taxes increased to
$188,052 or 58c a share,
or 43c a share the fiscal
year ended June
—
have
notes
<
the
*
instalment
year)
•Unsecured notes:
ner
Co.—Earnings Increased—
$140,250
Messrs.
acquiring
Authorized
,
Salomon
Products
fiscal
compared
Board
annual
with
Aluminum
$3,694^065
Taylor,
The
and
shares
publicly during October through an
jointly managed by Laird and Company and Model,.
group
Securities
of
business
erally
Sept. 26 filed with the SEC a registration state¬
shares of common stock (par $1).
The com¬
offer
invest¬
thereafter
and
years
.
corporation
covering
expects
States
gross
reserved
Club
p.
company filed a registration statement with the SEC on
Sept-,
1956,
covering
$40,000,000
of
first
and
refunding
mortgage,,
bonds, series M, due Oct.
i,
1986, to be of-ered for public sale at
competitive
bidding.
1
payment obligations and accounts receivable.
The company also
group of subsidiaries comprising insurance companies and manu¬
3%%
Co.,
the
■
a
expenses
Van
Alstyne,
Rosenberg, a
t a.,
This
and its finance company subsidiaries con¬
largest enterprises in the United states enge^-d
in
CAPITALIZATION
authorization
"
Fidelity Life Insurance
Tex.—Statement Effective—
Roland &
in
Gerald
21,
subsidiaiy companies and for other corporate
$13,120,000 for the first six months
873,000 for the comparable 1955 period,
also
-
Christian
pany
10
one
certificates,
Associates in the offering are: Dick &
Merle-Smith; R. W. Pressprich
& Co.; Baxter, Williams & Co.; Freeman &
Co.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
Inc.; Shearson,
Hammill
&
Co.;
Trie
Illinois
Co.
Inc.;
McMaster
Hutchinson & Co.; Mullaney, Wells &
Co.; and F. S. Yantis & Co.
foe.—V, 184, p. 1119.
ment
first
was
$26,494,508.
This
184,
Bonds
will
from
1119.
acquired of $1,683,551,000; gross insurance
premiums prior to reinsurance, $17,180,000; and net sales of manufac¬
turing companies, $57,036,000.
Net income credited to earned surp'us
-
.
Y„
company
scale
EARNINGS—For
switching
all
in
of the three
one
reported
i
entire issue of certificates Is to be secured by 100 dlesel electric*
locomotives and 994 gondola cars, estimated to cost
The
*
and
the
•
national
a
ferred
3%s.
as
for
i
BUSINE3S—The
American
headquarters
and
Division
aggregating $21,000,000, were priced to yield from 3.70%
to 3.875 %, according to maturity. The group won award
of the certificates on Sept. 26 on a bid of 99.2973%.
&
N.
part of
a
purposes.
trust certificates, maturing annually Oct. 23, 1957 to 1971,
inclusive.
The certificates, first instalment of an issue
Bros.
17,
Offered—An
par.
.
Chesapeake & Ohio Jty.—Equipment Trust Certificates
Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on
Sept. 27 offered $9,000,000 of 3%% serial equipment
Salomon
York
New
Co.—Notes
noncallable
are
at
facturing companies.
*
Street,
The notes, which constitute
addltionaKinvestmcnts
from
the
1
4ist
PROCEEDS—The BLeDpfoceeds of the sale will be added to the com¬
pany's working cjftfital and will he available for the purchase of re¬
ceivables, fertile reduction of short-term loans, for advances to and
has been
turing plant.
At
Pensacola, Fla. it operates the world's first and
largest wholly Integrated nyion manufacturing plant.—V. 182, p. 1564.
*
East
.
jointly
a
along
120
Credit
1974.
redeemable
Corp.,
Viscose
Chemstrand
director of chemical
soon.
Monsanto
Ala,
of
directors
former
Viscose
Decatur,
and
phiiaael^h.a,
Consolidated Edison
indebtedness of the company, are priced at
98.45% and accrued interest, to yield 4.375% to maturity.
This offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
Director Elected—
President
of
board
Chemstrand
.
Viscose
Corp.—New
Tompkins,
the
Charles
„
partner
a
firm,
916.
•
superior
The
American
p..9.6.
banking group headed jointly by The First Boston
Cprp. and Kidder, Peabody & Co. on Sept. 26 offered
for public sale a new issue of
$75,000,000 414% notes due
for 18 shares of
be issued in exchange
to
at
company
Commercial
.
Chemstrand
to
Russell,
Corp.,
—V.
ment
stock are to be issued in exchange for all of the stock of,
Terminals, Inc., an Illinois corporation.
;
153,333 '/a shares reserved for conversion of preferred at lVz shares of
common
to one of preferred stock.
Gerald
18*.
A.
investment
Electronics
-■
liabilities.
issued
\7.
elected
season.—V.
up to 11
a.m.
(EDT)
on
Oct. 3 receive bids for the purc.ia..e
it of $25,000,000 debentures, series G, due 1981. See also V.
184, p.
common
C.
1955-56
York
,
stock.
534,600
the
Consolidated Diesel Electric Corp.—New Directors—
James
-
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Bids Oct. 3—
previously authorized and outstanding $3,000 par pre1,380 shares of no par common 3tock.
§Oi which 5,400 shares are
.
Lateral
Portland
§ ,40,000 shs.
{'j 172,500 shs.
the company's
ierrcd,
its
...
40,000 shs.
t400,000 shs.
I
$1)
(par
♦Equipment obligations of approximately $775,000 are represented by
mortgages and notes secured thereby on tractors, trailers and
Maturities range between three and five years.
Those payable
of
the
of
authority that it
winter season in
increased demands and to syjald bottlenecks ihat occurred
meet
to
loop
.
.
~
pfd.
stocs
trucks.
within
eight-inch
an
in its request for temporary
additional facilities during the coming
-
chatLei
!
and
stated
$522,438
$522,438
'
miles)
company
required
Authorized
4
♦Equipment obligations due
(9.25
miles).
(26.4
GIVING
Monday* October 1, 1956
.
..
for
stock
received
for
eighth
by
up
the
4
Volume 184
Number 5573
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
Oct. 1 through Oct. 26, and payroll deductions will start.
employees paid weekly and Nov. 16 for those paid bi¬
Payments will be completed at the end of August, 1957.
t; Subscribers may cancel or reduce their subscriptions at any time
jirior to fie al payment.
Directors of the company are excluded from the
plan, as in the
past, but other employees On the payroll Sept. 20 are eligible to
company
Nov.
for
9
weekly.
subscribe.
In .addition, the issuer will reimburse the
in an amount not exceeding $50,000;
and
sell to the underwriters at lc per warrant,
share
of
The
"for
expects to have a near-future investment of more
than $50,000,009 at its Louisiana Division at Plaquemine, Dr. Leland I.
Doair, President, announced on Sept. 18.
Dr: Doan added that the proposed
investment reflects plans and
estimates that have been firmed-up since the original announcement,
of plans
for a Louisiana manufacturing operation was made last
February^
At that time the investment was estimated at $20,003,000.
•"'The development projected for the new investment figure will call
for a total payroll of 700 administrative, production and service em¬
ployees when the plant starts operations, scheduled for the spring, of
The
company
1958.
plant units and the Plaquemine site layout has now
point where contracts can soon be let and work
begun. Construction employment is expected to climb to exceed 1,500
people at the peak of the building program.
When in full operation, the Louisiana Division will produce caustic
soda in regular and rayon-grade solutions; chlorine; glycols and oxides
of
ethylene and propylene;
chlorinated solvents
including carbon
tetrachloride, ethylene dichloride, perchloroethylene and trichloroethylene; vinyl chloride; hydrochloric acid and other products—V. 184,
Engineering
advanced
on
the
to
1227.
p.
,
Dunes, Inc., Portland, Ore.—Files With SEC—
A
the
Trie
lamps
and
in
made
are
made
are
purchase contracts.
the
share
per
for
expenses
sulphur In molten form,
issuer
has agreed to
to purchase one
each 2 shares sold
shore
for
domes,
Robert C.
according
to
company
the
Smith is
to
event
the
proceeds
the 200,000
Under
$699,000.
Of
which
Lite
the
In
the
Insurance
all
event
Co.
the
and
200,000
class
shares
A
are
sold,
44.14%
°
stock
$900.000.-—V.
for
183,
Securities
corporation
and Exchange
Sept.
filed
Commission—
18
(E. I.) duPont deNemours & Co. (Inc.)- -To Build New
Nylon Plant—
nylon
plant designed to. produce 40,000,000 pounds of fiber
(annually to meet the growing
demand for its
use
in tire cord
iand
other industrial
products
will be built by
this
company
in
Richmond, va„ it was announced on Sept. 24.
...
*
The multi-million dollar
project will be erected on the . site with
the
company's rayon plant and
will be in addition to the large
existing plant for production of rayon yarns there.
v
Du
Pont
also
manufactures : cellophane
at
Richmond but
this
will
mark
at
made
the
the
Work
is
first
that
time
two
different
have
been
location.
same
Corp.,
Salt
Lake
Merger, etc.—
'
See Utah-Idaho
Ekco Products Co.—Continues Diversification—
This
has purchased the Plasteel Division of P. R. Mallory
Inc., according to a joint announcement made on Sept. 21
Taggart, President of Mallory Pla tics, and Edward Kea.ing,
Executive Vice-President of Ekco, who disclosed that Ekco has ac¬
the
quired
complete
molds,
dies,
inventory
etc.,
of
the
Mallory
company
A. R.
Mr.
line
of plastic
Keating
manufactured
owned
bathroom
sold
Presently
includes
through
than
more
by
housewares will be
Autoyre Co.,
Ekco's wholly
has been the leading manu¬
The
which for many
metal
of
distributed
and
subsidiary
facturer
bathroom accessories.
that the new line of plastic
said
chain
and
stores, the Plasteel line
items—towel bars, soap dishes,
variety
different
dozen
a
years
closet accessories.
and
Consolidated Uranium, Inc.
City,
'
•
.
a choice of four colors.
immediately to service accounts handled by
Mallory sales organization, said Mr. Keating.
will
begin
the
Utah—
According to Mr. Taggart, Mallory is abandoning operations in the
accessory field in order to secure additional manufacturing
space for
its expanding line of moulded plastic dinner and picnic
Ware.—V. 184, p. 1017.
Economy Auto Stores, Inc., Atlanta, Ga.—Files With
^Securities- and Exchange Commission—
'
f.
The
corporation
13
Sept.
on
filed
letter
a
notification
of
with
the
SEC covering 22,000 shares of common stock
(par $1)
to be offered
•fit $10 per share, through Courts & Co., Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.,
'Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., Inc., J. W. Tindall & Co., and Wyatt,
Neal
& Waggoner,
all of Atlanta, Ga.
working capital.—V. 182, p. ill.
for
proceeds
The
are
be
to
used
Flintkote Co.—Continues
Power
Commission
chimneys
All
It
announced
was
cooler
cutting
wheels
The
has
Sept. 26 that air-conditioned grinding wheels
the latest development of
this corporation.
on
are
designed
are
for
of
the
in
quired
J.
an
outstanding shares of the Van-Packer Corp., were
exchange for Flintkote common stock, according
horizontal
both
vertical
and
spindle
surface
Harvey,
Jr.,
President
Flintkote.
of
operated
Corp., with
year,
will be
running at approximately $2,560,000 a
the Van-Packer Division of The Flintkote
as
to
Van-Packer
sales
Co.
Incorporated in April, 1946, Van-Packer manufactures pre-fabricated
from special light weight heat resistant materials, and are
^
chimneys
in
made
cylindrical
sections
that
permits
a
conventional
exterior
ap¬
pearance.
Some of these are encased in metal Jackets and some are
encased
In asbestos cement jackets.
The company's plant for the
manufacture of chimney units is located In Buda, 111., and clay pipe
is made at Carbon Cliffs, 111., where there is also a clay mine and
Van-Packer
kilns,
Canada
units
sales
and'
sold
are
throughout the United States and
through
Flintkote's
existing trade
made
are
channels.
Acquisition of the Van-Packer Corp.
by The ^Flintkote Company in a
expansion and ifiiversification. .The
Is
latest In a series of
planned program
the
$ 20,000,000
of
initial
taken
in
February
This
business.
when
followed
was
planned
company
to
erect
Flintkote
in
March
with
the
building materials
a
in the program
the "Insulrock"
step
purchased
in JUne
by the announcement of the company's
field with acquisition of gypsum properties at
the projected building of a gypsum processing
by the announcement that a" third "Insulrock"
disclosure
that
the
plant in Ennis, Tex.;
entry into the gypsum
Sweetwater, Tex., and
plant there; in August
producing plant would
week's revelation that
Flintkote has
acquired the, United States Lime Products Corp., the
largest producer of lime products in the West.
See V. 184, p. 1227.
built
be
at
North,.Judson,
Ind.,
and,
last
Approval
the
7
Narrowsburg, N, Y.—Files With
The
new
aluminum
.
'
.
oxide
Structure,"
"20
as
silicon
or
carbide.—V.
184,
available
1017.
in
are
p.
•
•
.
.
Its
Forty
Wall
Record
the
Building, Inc.
Street
(N.
Y.)—Earnings
ests
of
33%
financial
the
debt
up
evaluation
of the
district's
reported
all
were
|
23.6% over last year, a dramatic change in
of securities, purchase by Zeckendorf inter¬
common stock and 31%
of. the land underlying
earnings,
market's
tallest
plus
skyscraper,
Sept.
on
a
record
to stockholders of
23
reduction
this
$177,176 over the previous year, and net income, after
taxes, depreciation and interest payments on debentures, was $310,893,
or 82
cents a common share, compared with. $251,552, or 67 cents a
share. ThJs was the best year In the skyscraper's history.
year the company retired a record $658,500 principal
debentures, bringing the amount outstanding June ,30 to
the
of
low
new
a
up
$6,589,000.
of
This
represents
debt
a
reduction
of
43%
power steering for maximum efficiency and safety of handling; clear
operator vision and narrow overall truck width for ease handling;
and
p.
mills
steel
model
and
warehouses
another
is
the
in
30,000
lb.
severe
power
demands;
power
simplified maintenance for
Other
truck
and
metalworking
larger
plants,
company's new RION series.
features dual drive motors
capacity model
The
features
hydraulic
wheel
brakes
and
the
to meet
hydraulic
minimum downtime.
include
mechanism and the
frame for long un¬
interrupted service under even the most severe operating conditions,
and caster-type trailing axle for maximum efficiency
and safety of
operations.—V. 184, p. 1017.
of
elimination
Ero
Net
1956,
chain,
as
amounted
for
the
with
cents
64
F.
month
the six months
on
ended JUly
31,
period In 1955.
$199,569 compared with
cents on 358,500 shares
shares ^or the same period last
for
period
350,000
President,
Leopold,
lower-than-anticipated
j
$5,506,088
six
Increased Sales—
the
same
was
56
sales
during
ascribed
the
the" drop in profits
to
quarter which caused
second
operating expenses to overshadow profits from sales.
Net sales for
August
1956,
however,
rose
about
9% ;
$1,130,017 compared
With
$1,038,224 in August 1955.
,
"The August figures," says Mr. Leopold,
"give a soiind basis for
predicting increased sales for the remaining six months of fiscal 1956."
—V. 183, p. 770.
2248.
Escambia
Bay
Chemical
Corp.—New
Contract
En¬
Reichold
Chemicals, Inc. below.—V.
183,
p.
This
corporation on Sept. 24 filed a registration statement with
covering 200,000 shares of class A common stock (50c par),
sale at $4.50 per share. The offering is to be
made
on
a
best
efforts basis by
Vickers Brothers, of New York,
for which it. will receive a selling
commission of $.675 per, share.
to
SEC
be offered for public
.
.
■
\
'
-
Hilldring,
holders
stock
of
voting
President,-
stockholders
separately
Sept.
on
has
reclassification
a
as
of the
class.—V.
a
184,
been
stock
of
21
the
that
announced
called
of
for
Oct.
special
to vote
a
1956,
4,
corporation.
•
.
Under
the
proposed reclassification, each existing common A share
changed into four shares of new class A common stock and
each existing common B share would be
changed into 4/10ths of a
would
be
of
the
becoming
of
the
class
new
effective,
class
new
A
stock.
common
there
A
would
be
Upon
the
outstanding
stock.
common
The
reclassification
3,190,968.4
class
new
A
shares
stock
common
would be fully transferable.
There
would
also
be
authorized
5,000,000
shares
class B
common stocK.
Tne new class B common stock would be restricted as
to ownership and transferability to American nationals in. accordance
with the
as
class
result
a
B
A
of
The
shares
on
share
a
ownership,
stock
common
of
would
be
be
share
for
transfer
would
class A
new
reclassification
stock
to
as
the
of
common
differences
classes
of
regulations of,,the Office of Alien Property and
of the Attorney General.
sued
and
new
a special order
stock
common
convertible
basis.
into
Except
convertibility,
is¬
new
for
both
the
new
identical.
statement distributed by management to stockholders states
that the corporation is
advised that the Attorney General is con¬
sidering the sale of certain of the vested shares.
Prior to a sale of
proxy
vested
any
the
shares
shares
which
to
Inferhandel,
owned
sold
be
to
are
Interhandle
be
the
by
into
Swiss
Attorney
shares
restricted
investment
stockholders
Sept.
on
the
of
to
as
General,
new
class
ownership
he
will
convert
B
conpnon stock
transferability.
two
groups
of
injunction pre¬
and
corporation,
and
26 obtained an
Property Office from going ahead' with an an¬
nounced" plant to split stock and issue new stock in General Aniline
venting
the
Alien
& Film
Corp.
Interhandel'a-90%; stock
by the Alien Property
eight-year lawsuit for
interest
Office
in
General 'Aniline
1942,
since
and
has
Swiss
the
been held
company's
recovery of the
property is stfll before the
courts.
Some 1,500 Interhandel stockholders, known as. the Attenhofer
and Kaufman groups, have become parties to the suit as interveners.
D.
David
C., granted
Interhandel
contrary
Office
and
U.
District
S.
restraining order
temporary
a
stockholder
in
Court
on
change
the
the
status, of
«
oup*
vested
that
the
Washington,
showing made
nroposed stook
would reduce
Interhandel's
share
of
stock
ownership
the requirements of the law that the Alien Property
to
not
of. the
Pine
A.
pending.
property
the
while
litigation
is
•
order
forbids, the
Alien
Property Office to vote Interhandel's
vested stock at a General Aniline special stockholders meeting called,
for Oct. 4.
This means that the proposed stock split and new issue
could not be approved at the meeting for lack of a majority vote.
The court will hold
a
hearing for all parties to the dispute on
Oct. 5, to determine whether a further preliminary injunction should
be granted.—V. 184, p. 623.
General Electric Co.—Gas Turbine Order—
The
Orlando
Utilities
(Fla.)
Commission
ordered,
has
two
gas
combined capacity of 33,000 kilowatts
Department in Schenectady, N. Y.,
it was announced by C. H. Stanton, Utilities Commission Manager.
The first unit is scheduled to be shipped in July, 1957, and the
second
one
in October
1957.
They will both be Installed in the
Commission's Municipal Power Station.
Operating
together,
the gas turbine-generator sets could supply
turbine-generator
this
from
sets
with
to
adequately
55,000 persons.—V.
over
a
company's Gas Turbine
electricity
enough
of
satisfy
the
average
yearly
needS
184, p. 821.
Offshore
sulphur
deposit, located off Louisiana In 45 feet of water six miles
tlje nearest land, represents a "major new source of sulphur,"
to a Joint announcement by Hines H. Baker, President of
Humble, and Langbourne M. Williams, President of Freeport.
General Guaranty Insurance Co.—Stock
Offered—The
is offering to its common stockholders of record
Aug. 31, 1956, the right to subscribe on $r before Oct. 9,
1956, for 42,850 additional shares of common stock (par
$2.50) at $7 per share on the basis of two new shares
for each seven shares held (with an oversubscription
privilege). The offering is underwritten by Grimm &
CO., New York; First Florida Investors, Inc., and Cle¬
ment A. Evans & Co., both of Orlando, Fla., and Secu¬
rity Associates, Inc., Winter Park, Fla.
company
net
The
corporate
proceeds are to be used for working
purposes.—V. 184, p. 1122.
General Steel
from
according
install
hot
of
by the two companies Freeport will design,
a mining plant to produce sulphur by the Frasch
Construction is required to begin by the latter part
and is expected to take two years to complete.
contract signed
a
and operate
water process.
1958
"The
Humble
stated.
known
deposit,
In
the
course
ranks
"It
Isle—Block
Grand
ak
of
among
the
18,
oil exploration,"
offshore
most
rpcent years."
Important
was
discovered
by
the announcement
sulphur discoveries
of
the
sulphur
Gulf
was
in
the
in
the
will
open
"It
Freeport
mining sulphur
"Freeport
will
found
caprock
be
the
first
is especially
at marshland
has
sulphur
mining operation
to be
con¬
waters of the Gulf of Mexico," the announcement
be a new and novel undertaking, but qne
for
developed
qualified because of its experience
and partially submerged locations.
and. successfully
operated
three
in
sulphur
Two of the mining plants were erected
and the third was built on a barge, floated
to the site, and sunk in place.
The company also pioneered the use
of
seawater
in
the Frasch process
and marine transportation of
mines In the
on
75-
to
coastal marshes.
95-foot piling,
of
capital
and
general
this
Castings-Corp.—On Big Board—
a
major producer of large
precisionwas listed on Sept. 27 on the New York Stock
Exchange.
The company designs and produces massive, integral cast¬
ings for railroad freight cars, passenger cars and locomotives and
for heavy industry.
Stock
corporation,
machined steel castings,
A
P.
increase in General Steel's sales and earnings, begun in
has continued Into the present year, according to Charles
steady
late
1954,
Whitehead,
Net income for the first six months of 1956
of $24,213,985 from net income of $902,586
President.
$1,513,132 on sales
to
rose
the same half-year period of 1955.
Per
first half of 1956 increased to $2.80 over
months of 1955. (Latter figure calculated after
provision for preferred stock requirements of $1.50 per share for the
1955 first quarter.
This amount was included in the redemption price
of the' preferred which was called on April 1, 1955.)
Figures for General Steel's latest full year of operations also show
sales
on
t
approximately 1,700 feet below the floor
of a salt dome, a geological formation
commonly found in the Texas and Louisiana Gulf coastal area.
The
which
the
offshore
completely
undertaken by
first
continued.
Eternalite, Inc., New Orleans, La.—Registers With SEC
of
The
ducted
2896.
Humble's
mining operation in history
will be
this company at a deposit discovered in jthe
Gulf of Mexico by Humble Oil & Refining Co., It was announced on
Sept. 20.
The
"Grand.Isle
tered Into—
Co.—To Mine
Sulphur
Freeport
Sulphur Deposit—
of
See
the
Under
year.
Howard
-
for
of both companies.
close of business Sept. 28 will be
of the
Mr.
simplified lift
heavy-duty
a
Per share earnings were
1955.
since
extra
to $5,613,987
compared with
profit
$224,398 in
compared
-
an
Manufacturing Co.—Reports
sales
Net
lift
requested.
The presently
outstanding stock consists of 592,742.1 common A
shares and 2,050,000 common B shares. Title to
540,894 of the common
shares and to all of the
outstanding common B shares is vested in
the Attorney General of the United States under the
Trading With
the Enemy Act.
1
in
building first began making a profit in 1944.
Pell'also reported that "Interests closely identiiied" with William
Zeckendorf and Webb & Knapp had purchase 31% of the land under¬
lying the skyscraper and 33% of the corporation's stock.
Mr. Pell explained that the
bid price of the common, which was
$18.75 per share at the end of 1955, had risen by Sept. 1 to $27.50,
"a rise of almost 50% in eight months."
A $1,000 debenture with stock
attached, which was selling at $108.50 at the time of reorganization,
was now bid
at $2,100, an appreciation in value of 1,843% .—V. 177,
in
J
upon
corporation
G. Pell, President.
For the fiscal year ending Juhe 30, the building's rental income was
amount
30,000 Ib.^, capacity, heavy-duty ram truck was introduced
-and displayed for
the first time at the 4th Annual Iron & Steel
Exhibition by this company in Cleveland, Ohio from Sept. 25 through 28.
Designed to handle that size and weight load most often encountered
new
new
been
General Aniline & Film Corp.—Plans Reclassification
The
Up 23.6 Percent—
During
Elwell-Parker Electric Co.—New Product—
,
t
has
by Gair's stockholders, he said, will require
of two-thirds of the outstanding com¬
merger
vote
preferred
transactions
Corporation on Siept. 10 filed a letter of notification with the
200 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($50
share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for
$4,135,560,
either
Freeport
,
John
by
covering
rubber \jmlls>and
i.
as
5«
meeting
by John H.
t
to
.
of the
affirmative
Judge
Fort Delaware, Inc.,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
(grinding, tool and cutter grinding and cylindrical and internal
grinding of hard and soft steels, carbides, brass, aluminum, copper,
wood,
wheels,
designated
leases
Mr. Dyke
share
ac¬
capital improvements.
Electro Refractories & Abrasives Corp.—Development
for
phase of
was
Van-Packer
per
granted this company temporary
authority to construct and operate additional natural gas facilities
In the San Juan Basin in San Juan
County, N. M.
The estimated
cost of the facilities is $1,602,799.—V.
184, p. 820.
'
these
A
the expansion and diversification program of this
completed on Sept. 26 wim the purchase by it of the
Corp., Bettendorf, Iowa, manufacturers of pre-fabricated
for use in residential,
institutional and Industrial con¬
Another,
company
ExpansjSn Program—
The
El Paso Natural Gas Co.—To Increase Facilities—
Federal
of
2073.
p.
outstanding
below.—V. 184, p. 622.
corporation on Sept. 11 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering
6,000 mortgage un'.ts to be offered at $50 per unit,
without underwriting.. The proceeds are to be used for working
capital,
SEC
The
assignment
183,
mon^ and preferred stock voting together and also of two-thirds
The
was
"bathroom
*
S.
of
,
moves
hooks, etc.—and each item is available in
Ekco
U.
The merger is subject to approval by stockholders
Enterprises, Inc., Phoenix, Ariz.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
current
Plastics,
Plastics
originally
the
Finance
I.
by
contract Freeport will pay basic royalties to the Federal
will pay to Humble certain
royalties the effect of
Humble and Freeport will each receive after taxes
ap¬
50% of the net profits from Freeport's operation of the
and
said a merger agreement approved on Sept. 18 by the
directors, and scheduled to be voted upon tomorrow by directors
Continental, provides that George E. Dyke, Raymond F. De Voe,
Robert L: Fitts,
and Parker Newhall, all presently directors, of the
Galr. company, will become
directors of the surviving corporation when
a
common
struction.
late
this
year
and plant
1957.—V. 184, p. 820,
expected
to
begin sometime
planned for the latter part of
startup is
fibers
textile
the
30,
discovered
of this company are* to meet on Oct. 26 to vote
the merger ol Galr with Continental Can
Co., Inc., George E\ Dyke.
announced on
Sept. 18.
p.
new
offshore
Block
the merger is effected.
corporation on Sept. 12 filed a Iptter of notification (under
"A")
with
the
SEC
proposing
the
issuance
of
new
securities,
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be- used for
construction of buildings, for the purchase of land and? commissions.
Uranium
Federal
The
Regulation
A
other
been
Gair
letter of notification with the
stock (no par) to be offered at
$50 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to
purchase properties and for working capital.
on.
3,000 shares of
two
Delta
has
that
GalrMockholders of record
eligible to vote.
_
The
SEC covering
in
West
sulphur
President;
_
With
and
(Robert) Gair Co., Inc.—Schedules Merger Vote—
Community* Inc., Newark, N. J.—Files
Fayson Lake
rights
16
16," where
The stockholders
on
1857,
p.
is
..a^
—V.
of
public sales prior to
$202,000 in cash, and the
capital
Block
Government pursuant to the provisions of the Outer
Continental Shelf
Lands Act,
it was stated.
Approval of the Department of Interior
capital stock of the company will have been sold through private
this offering for $1,200 in services and
public will have acquired 55.86% of the
and
sulphur
Isle
Block
proximately
properties.
The sulphur
rights are held • by Humble under leases
executed by the State of Louisiana and later
confirmed by
are sold/ the estimated
this, "the company pro¬
repayment of a loan by The Andrew
use
$525,000 for maintenance
of
and increase
of
inventory.
$45,000 would be used for advertising
and promotional
purposes;
$70,000 for working capital; $25,000 for
development, of • branch offices arid recruiting of full-time salesmen;
and $10,000. for. .research,
laboratory tests, and testing equipment.
Jackson
the
Government
founder and President of
shares of stock
approximate
apply! $24,000 to the
to
poses
all
will
stated.
miles to the east.
exclu¬
company.
In
net
innovations which will greatly facilitate off¬
involves
Grand
as
11
by Humble, Is about five miles west of the Block 18 deposit. Block
30,
where Freeport will continue prospecting
begun by Humble, is 12
company
under
known
announcement
It is still'in the develop¬
Europe
available
operation."
contract also
The
underwriting agreement.
formed on May 25, 1953, under Louisiana law
of developing a source of supply and marketing
incandescent electric light bulb.!'
stage.
specifications
sive
$4.50
underwriter
the
warrants
wa$
purpose
long life
at
common
the
to
company
ment
$50 Million Investment Foreseen at Louisiana Division
class
pursuant
a
"
-.
(1351)
share
a
for
for
the
the first six
Sales of $32,068,612 for the
resulted in net Income of $2,338,106 and
compared to sales of . $28,815.net income of $1,879,197 and per share earnings of $3.05 for the
ended Dec. 31, 1954.
sharp
per
$12,881,047
earnings
$1.74 for
year
of
increase over the
ended
Dec.
31,
previous year.
1955,
share Income of $4.72 for the year,
324,
year
The
stockholders received four quarterly dividends of
share each and one special dividend of 60 cents per share,.
company's
30 cents per
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
12
(1352)
lor
total
a
cents
in 1955.
So far in 1956 three dividends
each have been paid or declared.
Common
approximately 2,200.—V7 1$4, p. 521.
$1.80
of
share
per
holders
tures
change Offer—This company is offering 95,000 shares
of its $2.50 preferred stock, no par value, in exchange
184,
Hammond.—V.
of
Inc.—Makes Ex¬
of Indiana,
Co.
Telephone
General
proposes to issue the $15,388,800
due 1976
as
part consideration for
it
which
Brothers,
Gimbel
218.
p.
The
share
Fed.
Net
stock
"T
/
The
part of
exchange offer is
■
single integrated telephone operating company.
Any shares of Home and Citizens not exchanged under the offer have
been called for redemption on Oct. 26, 1956.
offer
exchange
MERGER—The
part
is
of
proposed
a
and Citizens into General.
All three com¬
General Telephone System.
Their parent,
General Telephone Corp., owns all of the, outstanding common stock of
General, 76%
of the outstanding common stock of Home and all of
the
outstanding common
stock of Citizens.
The objective of the
proposed plan of merger is to combine the three Indiana subsidiaries
into a single, integrated telephone operating company.
The exchange of General preferred for the 5%
cumulative preferred
stock of Home and Citizens is a step in the proposed plan of merger.
Unexchanged shares of the 5%
cumulative preferred stock of Home
and Citizens are being redeemed at par plus a $2 and $2.50 premium,
respectively, and accrued dividends.
Funds to provide for the cash
payable upon exchanges and for the redemption of unexchanged pre¬
ferred stock of Home and Citizens will be initially obtained from ad¬
vances by the parent company
to the extent required.
Under the proposed plan cf merger, General will issue 1 1/10 shares
of its common stock for each share of Home common stock and 4 7/10
shares of its common stock for each share of Citizens common stock.
of
panies
plan
of Home
of the
merger
part
are
It
is
contemplated
scheduled
(now
—V.
liquidation
funds
to
of
purposes.
of
series due
3%
1985——-
series
(no
par)—:
$2.50 series
(no
series—
par)
$2.00
stock
(no
amount
of
Common
•The
that
the
ing
purposes
of
manner
such
—*
—
restrictions
certain
additional bonds
issuance.—V. 184, p. 1122.
which
for
General Telephone
- 47,104 shs.
' 163,098 shs.
w
,
conditions
and
issued
be
may
corporation
Atlantic
the
the
Corp.—Acquisition—
has
coastline
and
General Tire
This
General
Tire
183,
purchased
in
an
exchange
the
sells
welting,
made from vinyl resins,
hose, tubing
and
sheeting;
principally
compounds
ethylene
623.
p.
for
nvodnrts
the
shoe
the
of
vinyl
and
extrusions such
vinyl
and
poly¬
industry.
include
company
liners, thin walled tubing and vinyl floor runners.—V.
vinyl
184,
sewer
1122.
p.
Georgia-Pacific Corp., Portland, Ore.—Registers With
Securities and
Sept.
Exchange Commission—
corporation
25,
1956,
common
the
at
filed
The
time
registration
a
covering
stock.
tions
statement
maximuniAof
a
number
shares
of
is
with
$17,500,000
dependent
the
shares
to
market
be
market
be
in
ceeds,
available
on
Oct.
of
shares
named
at
cash)
of
Hammond
of
based
present
on
the
as
principal
underwriting terms
purposes,
for
and
paper
sale
of
is
to
be
the
the
are
Purchase
and
of
the
of
of
simul¬
Hammond-
organized
for
25-year
of
voted
assets
of
companies
5%
notes
time of
the
facture
the
other
Research
Development
&
unbleached
for
a
to
net
$75,388,800,
plus
the
assumption
on
by stockholders of Hammond
purchase
of
Hammond-California
Hammond-California
and
of
purchased
and
sale
forest
the
sale
sale.
$3,500,000
of
by
the
same
of
California
through
products
its
retail
and
price
reported
Co.
To
in
came
the
at
national
insure
turn
the
of
has
from
benefits
the
licensed
Is
building
-
materials.
be
its
during
drilling.—V.
184,
in
of
filed
company
Walter
E.
before
commercial
Top
to
financing
is
business
Galion
owns
1
stated
that
the
company's
at
an
have
authorized
the
Ky.,
following
two
announced
on
purchase
of
months
Sept.
closing will take place Oct. 1, 1956.
Although the selling price and terms
an
for
and
owned
24.
This
the
transaction
have
of
sale were
the
not
made
public,
H.
of
„
Co.
will
become
a
subsidiary
of
Hercules
Galion
Trailer
and
Co.
axles
company
manufactures
sold
was
under
the
established
in
truck
trade
1930
trailers,
name
by
Kingham and since 1948 has been operated under
his son, John B. Kingham, President and owner.
The company
into
cash
appropriate
de¬
section's
the
being
Beacon Hill, Flat .Top
approximately five miles
increasing production. Their
totalled
of
4,224
the
tons
of
with
ore
640
is
continuing
183,
properties Holly
of land on which
acres
these
Of
holes
test
have
this
uranium
between
also
and
have
22
depth of
and at a
to
holes
averaging 0.319%
additional
Numerous
Phillips
drilled.
grade ore,
thickness of 5.15 feet
shown
other
areas
2651.
p.
filed
application with the SEC on Sept. 21,
of a trust indenture pursuant to which
debentures, due Jan. 1,
1996,
are
to be
securities
are
to
be
offered
exclusively
to
an
income
such
prior
6%
the
of
for
stock
$100
preferred stock, $100 par, of Hood
preferred, on the basis of one share
6%
debentures.
of
Electrochemical Co.—Stock Purchase
Hooker
Plan—
been made by 42% of the eligible
the new voluntary employee stock
purchase plan offered by It earlier this year, it was announced on
Sept. 24 by Ansley Wilcox 2d, Secretary and General Counsel.
Purchases
,
at
stock
Hooker
of
of
employees
this
Y.;
well
as
pany's
of 3,465
1,439 out
were
eligible
employees
Niagara Falls, N. Y.; North Tonawanda,
Montague, Mich.; Tacoma, Wash.; and" Spokane,
at country-wide sales offices* Not all of the com¬
Ohio;
Kenton,
Wash.;
have
under
company
Electing to purchase stock
the company's plants in
N.
as
approximately
4,000
employees were
eligible
since
least
at
one
year's service with the company was required.
Employees
for
each
entitled
were
to
buy
a
of
maximum
share
one
of
stock
$260
of base annual earnings, by installments through payroll
desired, on the basis of $39 per share or approximately
85% of the closingg market price on April 9, 1956, which was $45,875
per share.
Employees then had 90 days to elect whether or not to pur¬
deductions
be
if
stock
the
under
from
made
V.
184,
time
plan.
is
It
time
to
that further
expected
to
employees
821.
p.
'
'
who
offerings will
eligible.—
then
are
■
Hope Natural Gas Co.—To Increase Facilities—
The
Federal
The
station
cost
inventories
the
enable
the
of
steel and
"Kingham
the late Charles
the management
occupies a modern plant of 140,000 square feet capacity
to
of
New
five
the
proposed
10,000,000,000
June
and
gas
facilities
feet
cubic
35,000,000.000
granted
operation
customers
Each
of
Consolidated's
make
necessary
p.
20
required
in
it
that
cubic
Hope
of
feet,
this
Virginia
will
enable
at
it
to
annually.
With
faciltiea
gas
the
proposed
219.
to
in
market
increase
area.
the
station.
Consolidated
West
four
of
excess
authorization
compressor
the
Ohio,
other
the
in
temporary
the
of
companiesi comprising
demands
184,
to
horsepower
West
$2,138,761.
of
serving
York.
furnish
—V.
5400
a
feet.
on
system
and
certificate
a
operate
field in
to deliver safely an additional 110,000,000 cubic
the storage area.
The proposed additional facili¬
company to increase
its deliveries to 160,000,000
while maintaining a storage inventory of 26 000 -
construction
Co.
granted
and
storage
the
daily
FPC
one
Fink
from
cubic
000,000
has
constuct
to
the
company
feet
cubic
of
additional
an
it
in
stated
company
cycle
Commission
Power
authorizing
estimated
an
is
Inc.
The
sections
vicinity' of
steadily
been
of
The
bodies
Minerals.
increase
additional
an
on
holders
stated.
Kinghani
operating
Holly
Situated
northwest
in exchange for such
storage
involved
proper¬
before
to
these
the
will
wholly-owned
August
Sons,
enable
The
in
in¬
to
work
these
from
accrue
to
prior
years'
thereafter
years
near
commercial
indenture
The
issued.
day
aluminum
two
realized
be
substantial
very
sections
two
least
at
qualification
6%
of
per
Universal."
that
these
will
are
been
of
the
holes
corporation
seeking
will
Products,
in
flow
mines
Drilling
ties
that the
Trailer
.
development.
Hood & Sons, Inc., Charlestown, Mass.—Pro¬
(H. P.)
.
outstanding
Kingham
estimated
corporation."—V.
feet
the
affected
posed Exchange Offer—
compressor
the
It
activities,
way
of
process
price would
in
to
feet.
350
the
by
purchase by Herciiles
all
no
-
based
drilling
Phillips.
in
five
have
average
capital stock of the Kingham corporation.
The
transaction does not involve any exchange of stock.
This acquisition
will
substantially increase the earnings of Hercules Galion, it was
of
test
uranium
in
are
of
is
price
recent
all-time
Kingham Trailer
negotiations,
E.
P.
is anticipated that
of
company
$75,000.
than
mineralization.
Privately—
Inc.—Acquisition—
Products,
directors
it is understood
still
opinion
Minerals'
.lease
a
test
better
320
-1
currently
Louisville,
President,
ore,
sales
the
month
of
miles
147
company,
The
by
other
many
of
than
more
to
and
excess
six
date
chase
Oct.
on
deducting
the
say:
made
their
cash
any
the
for
in
indicated
high and
that it will use the proceeds from the sale of these notes for a gen¬
eral expansion
of its business, including an expansion of its capital
borrowing base.—V. 184, p. 426.
Co.,
sthe properties
received
sales
$1,750,000
indicated
are
have
be
In
uranium
southwest
the
Minerals
">
President,
W.
company
after
by
assets
,
Heller,
Hercules
the
prospectus,
assumed
sections
to
on
sold
to
be
The
two
existing
& Co.
A.
certain
by
the
equivalent to $1.35 per share
Assuming sale of t*e 500,000
therefor,
Minerals'
being
ore.
may
Mesa
"Aocut
Agreements have been entered into by this company,
engaged exclusively in commercial financing, providing
for the issue of $2,000,000 of subordinated
notes due
July 1, 1971.
The placement of this issue has been
arranged privately with institutional investors by F.
Eberstadt
and
$816,000.77,
net
$463,638,
these
went
have
any
it
value
a
detector"
Sold
the
production
and
engineers
will
of
shipments
Honolulu—Registers Stock
Co.—Notes
&
the
to
converting its long-range interests
Holly corporation expects to be able
to
has
a
Heller
E.)
(Walter
organizers,
interest" in
stock
common
reserves
Holly
further
Minerals'
1956,
I-
their
liabilities
Mexico.
ore
properties 'are several
to Phillips.
Holly
registration statement with the SEC on Sept.
21, 1956, covering 77,000 shares of its $20 par common stock.
The
company proposes to
offer these shares for subscription by common
stockholders at the rate of one additional share for each ten shares
held.
The record date and subscription price are to be supplied
by
amendment.
No underwriting is involved.
11
■;
Net
proceeds of the sale of the stock will become part of the
general funds of the company and will be applied toward the cost
of
its construction
program.
The company's plant expansion pro¬
gram for the period 1956-1960 calls for an estimated total expenditure
of $41,047,000.—V. 184,'p. 1228.
The
selling
of
sold
Exchange Commission—
and
of
that
&
Securities
Whitehall
$15,000.
its
from
by
share
per
to
up
velopment of its other very valuable mineral properties which include
-copper, asbestos and mercury as well as uraniitm.
Among the uranium
p.- 918.
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.,
basis
45c
a
all
organizers of
so
New
properties
$6,218,500
With
acquired
The
issued
rights in
Harris
and
the
advancement,
drilling
leak
on
stock.
loans;
known
oxide
basic
this
SEC
locations
exploration
required
ties
century.
"oil well
new
efforts"
receive
expenses
According
value
proceeds
bank
sections.
in
shipment
to service
large.
plays
in
halting the loss of drilling mud through apertures in the drill
hole wall commonly referred to as "lost circulation" or "lost returns."
Such
apertures may be pre-existent as in the case of porous lime¬
stone rocks
or
they may be produced by rupture of the formations
company
the
common
liabilities. Officers and directors of the
to purchase
10,000 common shares at
Holiday.
A total of 60,000 shares
were
the
to
shares
lands
vestments
$8,-
Sept. 26 it
on
with
par
Minerals Corp.—Sells Certain Holdings—
sale of
Holly
organizations which will make it available to the Industry at
The
importance of the detector lies in the decisive role it
will
Hammond
engaged primarily in the manu¬
redwood
lumber and
specialties
and
lumber yards of Douglas fir .lumber
Hammond
net
"The
that
instrument
an
Monroe,
Hammond
companies; and approximately $5,500,000 of the purchase
be represented by
U. 8. Government securities owned by
in
rig
the
financing will
be
including the construction
cash and
insurance
at
drill
the
manufacture
for.
book
proven
these
by
successfully locates borehole leaks in
drilling wells.
The invention is expected to mean the savings of
millions
of
dollars yearly
to the petroleum industry.
To drillers, it forecasts the end of the 50-year-old nightmare which
has bedeviled
wild cat operations in particular ever since the rotary
developed
"best
a
of
associates,
depletion,
a
presently
on
JV/.. v}
that
price, $60,000,000 Is to be paid
$15,388,800 by the delivery of 5% subordinated debentures
due
1976 of Georgia-Pacific.
In addition
to
the $8,000,000 proceeds
of this financing, $46,500,000 is to be obtained from the
proceeds of
$45,000,000 of 20-year 4'/2%
timber purchase term loans from two
ija
t>ulf
10c
Harris, Jr. Chairman, on Sept. 21
announced that this cor¬
has completed arrangements to sell to Phillips Petroleum Co.
interest
which
it
acquired
only last
winter in two sections, of
both
Oil Corp.—Develops New Leak Finder—
Gulf
The
pro¬
acquisition
Co.
company
net
of
containerboard.
the
approximately
Of
the
for
Lumber
subsidiary
proceeds
Ore.,
$8,000,000
contingent upon
the
the
the
for
by
corporate
pulp,
of
assets
is
wholly-owned
a
Toledo,
1956.
approximately
additional funds,
such
Co.,
liabilities,
15,
is
use
with
general
price
500,000
Inc.,
by the underwriters
balance
(sulphate)
certain
to
(except
Redwood
mill
exceed
Co.,
offering price and
of
cost
statement
"By
amendment.
shares
agreement
purchase
of
assets
for
new
An
&
intends
The
purpose.
a
Blyth
acquisition
California
kraft
not
conjunction
the
common
taneous
of
by
company
of
would
the public
and
supplied
The
the
offered
estimated
an
under
the financing, $300,000 will be used to pay
approximately $700,000 will be used to drill
on
now
producing, leases; and the balance
$275,000 will be added to working capital.
36
and
par
condi¬
the
of
conditions.
underwriter;
all
at
-
on
its. $1
of
on
SEC
offering, and will be determined with a view
to providing the company with net proceeds of
approximately $15,000,000 after the deduction of underwriting discounts and commissions
and other expenses of issuance
and distribution; but the number of
to
965,000.—V,
that
independent
B.
an
has granted temporary authoriza¬
natural gas facilities in Louisiana,
construct
'
This
the
uranium
Lawrence
$5
products
shoe
as
184,
V.
family-owned company from Its owners
cumulative preference stock for all
stock of Lawrence Process.
sales of $1,407,000 in 1955, manufactures
General's
capital
Process,
with
Lawrence
and
3010.
the
outstanding
of
and
2762
29 announced acquisition of the
Andover. Mass., a plastics firm.
Sept.
North
of
2650,
p.
Rubber Co.—Acquires Plastic Firm—
&
of
Inc.
Co..
Carolina.
South.
of
in
addition to Myrtle
Beach include
Drive Beach.
All of the telephones in servico
on
company
Process
section
northeastern
served
Ocean
dial operated.—V.
are
the
in
exchanges
Principal
Georgetown
to
company
Tennessee,
and Kentucky
183, p.;2898.f ».,j
•
. .u J ■
Mississippi,
except
regard-
and
purchased the seacoast Telephone Co. located
at Myrtle Beach, s. C., according to Donald C. Power, President.
The Seacoast Company has about 6,000 telephones in service, located
in
15
communities in an area which extends about 75
miles along
This
this
Commission
Power
Federal
to
leading
a
1123.
p.
will
shares
$347,362,
346,719
Holly
551,225 shs.
unlimited
is
authorized
bonds
mortgage
contain
.,
' ;
—
—
——,—
first
indentures
the
—
,
par)
tion
it
poration
Gas Co.—To Increase Facilities—
Gulf Interstate
The
.r
on
1956,
excepting
cost
and
had
some
Y.
covering
"
6,x760,000
r,T—,—,,
revealed
Auer
permitted
profits comparable
1,300(000
1,
outstanding
were
share,
existing
of
offered
3,000,000
—
also
per
Of
2,000,000
—
184,
it
his
346,719
certain
the
made
which
paid
Nev.—Files—
Uranium Corp., Las Vegas,
be
and
a
off
the
the
supermarket in
Babylon, is
33,000-square-foot
a
Mr.
making
registration
a
June
on
had
on
Bay Shopping Center in
County.—V. 184, p. 1228.
fighter
present
shares, the public will have invested $1,500,000 and hold approximately
55.1% of the voting power.
in Suffolk
store
Co.
months,
reimbursement
and
for
corporation on Aug. 27 filed a letter of notification with the
600,000
shares
of
common
stock
(par $1)
to be
at
50
cents per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds
are
to be used for expenses incident to mining operations.
[This cor¬
rects item in our issue of Sept. 17,]—V. 184, p. 1122,
SEC
■
1,600,000
in
Great
jet
Hoe's
of
non-producing oil and gas properties and other assets
production equipment and supplies, trucks, geological data,
and
fixtures.
In
exchange therefor/ Holiday and his asso¬
assets
S.
store,"
South
"birthday
$12,000,000
chain's first
to
for
,
and
Tea Co.
Brothers
Jones
2,500,000
series due 1986-—^
issuable
$1.50
part
a
food
Martin
12
filed
subscribed
Sept. 26 opened a "birthday fctore" in Babylon,
of its 84th anniversary celebration.
The 350chain was
founded in September,
1872, as The
on
as
Great Basin
$4,200,000
—
-.
preferred,
Y.,
Eastern
N.
supersonic
extension
an
as
and
company
The,
4%-, series due 1976—^.—.
Cumulative
company
N.
I.,
OFFER
—
1981
due
series
3.4%
4%
The
L.
store
Outstanding
——....
is
plus
received
assumed
Mr.
series due 1982——;
3%%
ciates
decentral¬
Northern Di¬
in Waterford,
last
President,
including
Massachusetts
Center
awarded
L.
based
covering 500,000 shares of its
company
furniture
March.
in
carrier
record.
speed
was
Glenn
the
Corp.,
Holiday,
an¬
company's
the
of
also '-marketed
are
already has produced over $1,100,000 in tools, jigs and
offering
The
northern
York, Vermont and
New
Distribution
Food
chain's
the
by
Northern
in.
stores
f6
effected
was
The
"*
due 1975
series due 1979—
3%%
The
made by Grand Union this year to
Decentralization
operations.
of
served
respective companies
EXCHANGE
mortgage bonds (inclu. current
fund requirements):
series
its
vision
world's
the
1956,
commission
some
the second move
This is
ize
approvals
necessary
N.
and
in building the Martin P6M "Seamaster," the
giant jet seaplane, while the parts were for
"Crusader,"
corporation
21,
Securities
Indiana.
of
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
sinking
3%
Waverly,
time.
this
at
Commission
Service
CAPITALIZATION
•First
determinable
not
are
of merger is subject to the
directors and shareholders of the
Public
the
parent
plan
proposed
the boards of
and
its
in
Y.
States
Organized under Delaware law on May 25, 1956, for the purpose of
engaging in the exploration for, and the development" and production
of, oil and gas, the company proposes to'make a public offering of
these shares at $3
per
share.
in charge
Grand Union has 56
Distribution Center in
for the Eastern food chain.
the area, served by its Food
operations
store
supermarkets
to obtain
its parCnt
1956 con¬
The total cash requirements to be funded through
debentures
of
The
of
to
Sept.
company
was
■
and parts head a list of items totaling
the corporation's Contract Manufacturing
President, announced on Sept. 26.
He said
used
order
firm
depreciation
is central New York state and
operations of this company
the proposed merger
will sell 28,125 shares of
for $450,000 cash and in
General
1956)
$900,000
with
producing
Pennsylvania will be decentralized as of Dec. 1, 1956, it
nounced on Sept, 25 by William F. Dempsey, Vice-President
■
.
Holiday Oil & Gas Corp., Arkansas City, Kan.—Regis¬
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Operations-
Co.—To Decentralize
■
tools
mph
the
tool
during
This
.
Union
Grand
—
ters
,
6.
p.
be
+
approximately
$450,000 advances and will sell debentures
the additional advances to be received from
merger
and to repay funds borrowed for
the
to
struction
sale
of
repay
incident
for
184,
United
producer of such equipment.—V.
the
from
proceeds
of
Hoe
fixtures
registration
a
■
for
Auer,
Vought,
new
the
it
sale of the 200,000 class A shares,
estimated
at
approximately $840,000, will be available for general
corporate purposes.
It is the present intention of the company to use
the proceeds as follows:
(1) $50,0001 for the dry milk plant expansion
in Remsen;
(2)
$66,130 for the repayment of loans from Weissglass
Gold Seal Dairy
Corp, and the Weissglass brothers individually; (3)
$100,000
for
warehouse and hardening facilities expansion for ice
cream;
(4) $375,000 to be used for the acquisition of new companies.
with
connection
in
that
November
for
stock
common
filed
Cohen.
H.
cash
Net
proposed that General will issue a new series of its first
mortgage bonds in exchange for the presently outstanding first mort¬
gage bonds of Home and Citizens (except for $224,000 principal amount
of Citizens bonds which are
to be purchased
for cash and retired).
its
holder
contract
With SEC
Products Corp.—Registers
Dairy
5,455,993
$2.51
7,260,157
$3.44
departments.—V. 182, p. 1567.
leased
of
corporation
Isadora
is
It
and
The
the
aircraft
L.
600
new
Chance
statement with the SEC on
Sept. 20, 1956, covering 200,000 shares of its class A stock, 10c par.
The
company
proposes to offer these
shares for public sale at $5
per
share,
through an
underwriting group headed
by All States
Securities dealers, Inc. who will receive a commission of 62 y2 cents
per share.
The underwriter is reserving 15,000 shares of the class
A
stock for sale to employees of the company at $4.55 per share,
the underwriter
waiving 45c of its commission with respect to such
sales.
The
underwriter
also
Is entitled to receive $10,000 for its
expenses; and Joseph, Charles and Oscar Weissglass,
President, )%ce~
President, and Treasurer, respectively^ are selling from their individual
holdings to the underwriter at 10c per share, 10,000 shares of Class
B stock of the company, and are paying a finder's fee of 1,000 shares
of Class B
stock to each of H. David Epstein and Henry Sandkuhl,
and 333 '/a
to
each of Zelig R. Nathanson, George H. Schwartz, and
a
PROPOSED
those
Seal
Gold
proposed plan of merger of Home and
that would combine the three subsidi*
a
of Indiana
into General
into
aries
Navy's
the
5,905,000
876,123
$0.31
a
815.
business
new
Joseph
that the tools will
o6,
11,360,993
14,975,157
7,715,000.
1,781,123
905,000
1,433,098
$0.60
share
com.
per
This
ing common stock of General of Indiana, 75% af all outstanding com¬
mon stock of Home Telephone,
and all outstanding common of Citizens.
Citizens
,.«rt
———
•Including
Corporation owns all of the outstand¬
CONTROL—General Telephone
inc.
—2,953.098
Income—
1,520.000
on
profit
Earns,
of
Telephone Co. The exchange offer
expires 3:30 p.m. (Chicago Time) on Oct. 11, 1956. Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Stone & Webster Secu¬
rities Corp. have been named dealer managers to form a
group of securities dealers to solicit the exchange of
Citizens Independent
shares.
taxes
302,287,940
152,268,002 136,327,605 340,965,146
-
Fed.
before
taxes
for each
$2.50 preferred stock plus $2.50 in cash
of series A 5%
cumulative preferred
its
of
Profit
for
orders
Division,
and one share
Telephone & Telegraph Co.,
Home
sales
retail
•Net
"
Hoe & Co., In' —$685,000 in New Orders—
(R.)
New
$685,000 in
$
$
$
$
throughout
abroad.—V.' 182; p.
1956—12 Mos.—1955
1956—6 Mos.—1955
,,
distributors
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
(&
Inc.
Period End. July 31—
preferred shares of two other Indiana telephone
companies. Generkl of Indiana will exchange one share
of its $2.50 prewired stock plus $2 in cfash
for each
share of series A 5%
cumulative preferred stock of
for
Kingham
w*
.1;
Monday, October 1, 1956
f
———
equipped
with machine shops, sheet metal shop,®'wood
shop, assembly department and
painting department.
The
products
are
sold
through approximately
100
authorized
working
indenture pursuant to
of 5% subordinated deben¬
the purchase of the assets
ture
..
—-—I,.
completely
under the Trust Inden¬
Georgia-Pacific also has filed an application
Act of
1939 for qualification of a trust
of 45
share¬
total
now
'
—
*
Virginia.
companies
their,
own
Hope
delivery
.
.
rate
in
of
____
for
Hope
Gas
Pennsylvania,
depend
supply.
said
__
Natural
its
the
on
Hope
Increased
application,
Fink
field!
Volume
5573
Number
184
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1353)
13
x"
Houdaille
This
corporation
Gravei
Products
nounced
mix
acquired
has
cash
for
all
concrete
and
cement
fields,
pipe
and
ated
Products
Niagara
the
of
source
as
Corp.,
River
finest
division
a
of
Buffalo
both
in
Erie
and
and
6fOO0 tons
are
The
complex
more
no-draft
larger
Tonawanda,
Y.,
N.
wholly-owned
that
The
the
is
has
forgings
forgings,
ones
enable
with
which
the
closer
forging
increasingly
are
plant
is
located
on
in
demand
nine
of
will
be
buildings covering 328,000 square
producing forged parts for aircraft,
industrial
general
Purchase
ration's
and
aircraft
feet.
The plant
ordnance and a
Is
broad
variety
See
Preeport
Sulphur
Indian Head
The
.
directors
the Nov.
into
Co.—Offshore Sulphur Deposit
above.—V.
Co.
180,
2293.
p.
the
authorized
required
Kentucky
$30,756.88
of
payment
preferred stock sinking fund.
Letters requesting tenders
for the sinking fund will be mailed to the preferred stockholders on
Sept. 28, 1956, by the Old Colony Trust Co., Boston, Mass., transfer
agent for the preferred stock.—V. 184, p. 6.
1
Intermountain
Natural
Gas
Co.—Financing Completed—
southern Idaho became a realty on
President of this company, formally
accepted a check from H. L. Remmel, a partner of White, Weld & Co.,
representing the proceeds from
the sale of $2,500,003 of securities
offered
to
the
public
through
an
investment
banking
syndicate
managed by White, Weld & Co.
The sale of these securities was part
Sept.
of
a
total
loan
from
Co.,
for
from
the
in
Pacific
Northwest
to
to
used by Intermountain Gas
introduce natural gas in 23 com¬
to
program
southern
in
natural
of
$5,000,000
a
being
are
counties
30
Pacific
country
will
gas
Idaho,
be
and
obtained
to
company
Pipeline Corp., which has brought natural
the last major economic area of the
Northwest,
enjoy
Communities
the
be
to
served
Georgetown
The
company's
distribution
of
laterals
Declo.
lateral*
from
for
distribution
such
line of Pacific
calls
program
of
new
Northwest's
with
the
main
and the construc¬
systems
Northwest Pipeline
Pacific
building
the
the Idaho communities, the construction
Corp.
main
line
the
including
trial
silica
deposits,
in
furniture,
in
cessing
products
Intermountain
of
area
activities
sugar,
the
Gas
Co.
fertilizers and
chemical
phosphate
plants,
dehydration
production of cement
the
in
materials
raw
phosphates and salts, lime and rock.
Indus¬
area
include
the
production
of starch,
beet
materials
dairy
and
and
canning
and
rich
is
lime
and
pro¬
plants and
products.—V.
food
into
solid
Co.—Stock
Telephone
Offered—The
is offering to its common stockholders of record
Sept. 15, 1956, the right to subscribe on or before Oct. 12,
1956, for 285,000 additional shares of common stock at
par ($10 per share) on the basis of two new shares for
company
five
shares
held.
Courts
net
proceeds
to
arc
used
be
Improvements
to
bank
repay
property.—V.
to
Plans
for
of
a
IBM
new
New
York
Research
City,
Center
in
announced
were
and
pay
$5)
Yorktown,
Y.,
N.
38
miles
Sept. 26 by Thomas J.
taken on 224 acres of land.
administrative
offices
ior
research
a
which
staff
is
expected
number
approximately 1,600.
manufacturing operations
No
IBM
new
Research
Members
will
the
of
vacated
pied
by
there
expanding
together
kind
any
will
take
place
Research
period
a
over
Laboratories
two
of
in
the
at
years
Poughkeepsle
The
more.
or
Poughkeepsie by research Dersonnel is to be occu¬
Product Development activities, which will remain
with
plan^ for the manufacture of electronic
processing machines and other products.—V. 184, p. 821.
International
It
of
Utilities
Corp.—Sells
Propane
data
Interests
announced on
Sept. 24 that this corporation has disposed
controlling interest in three propane gas subsidiaries in western
was
its
Canada.
Investments
in
stocks
common
of
Propane Ltd. and Propane Gas Service Ltd.
Hugh
Ltd.,
Gas
Sturdic
have been sold to Canadian
Hydrocarbons
Ltd., Winnipeg.
Payment was made partly in cash and
short-term note of the purchaser.
III,
President
of
International,
stated
that,
long-term prospects were good, the propane operations had
partly in
a
Howard
Butcher,
although
proved
to be highly competitive and quite unrelated to its main public
business.
He added: "The offer <tfrom Canadian Hydrocarbons
utility
attractive
was
the
and
management
employed
and
in
Canada
in
profit.
a
proceeds
the
of
was
felt
that
could
be
more
It
sale
its
other
in
resulted
and
Pipe
rapidly expanding natural gas and
projects more closely related
thereto,
Lines."—V. 183, p. 2357.
Steamship & Salvage
—Offering Withdrawn—
letter
a
10
proposed
cents)
beep
Co.,
efforts
of
profitably
electric business
such as Trans-
Inc.,
cents per
S3
share
per
through
Miami,
to
the
Steelman,
R.
declared
a
Fla.
May
4
stock
common
Fostcr-Mann,
Inc.,
covering
declared
fourth
payment
of
stock.
common
holders
has
The net
proceeds
Although
third
the
in
the
to
were
J-T-J
The
SEC
have
corporation
at
used
working
been
used
Tea
11
shares
share,
per
further
to
Sept.
on
60,000
$1
Jewel
of
filed
for
purchase of
183,
expand
the
letter
a
ship and
a
$1.64
10
The
with
the
second
corporation
General
forging
D.
Services
plant,
A.
annual
range
!Five
which
it
Vice
by
.
i
presses,
v-
Sept.
been
than
25
Net
it
has
profit
^Earnings
$89,065
Aug.
at
and
years.—V.
under
lease
General
program
6,000,000
buHding
31,
to
25
site
pounds
opening of
and
supporting
shipments
upwards
26
1957,
the
that
in
The
area.
provisions.
following
is
for
consist¬
will be
involve a
properties
the
will
program
store
in
fiscal
15, 1957.
department store
year
commencing
all
Oct.
1,
1956.
Further plans
he added.—V.
units,
new
Sales
Co.—Current
184,
are
The
com¬
foods but
progressing
p.
Higher—
1956—36 Wks.—1955
$
$
1,006,260,316 795,060,243
822.
_
Schatzki
and
a
has
subsidiary
1954.
broaden
the
equipment
are
of
Island
Penn-Texas
and
member
manufacturer
Corp.
Executive
Vice-President of Liberty.
will continue 1 as Consultant and a
_
P.
Fresh,
Assistant
formerly
has
to
and
of
of
Mr. Schatzki was
He
succeeds Robert
member of Liberty's
of Ol'n Mathleson
Controller of Liberty.
Inc.—Listed in New York—
value common stock was admitted to
Sept. 25.
trading on the
Exchange
corporation
its subsidiaries are primarily engaged in re¬
manufacturing and sales in the electronics indus¬
and
development,
products
are
electronic
power
transmitting
and components and parts.—V. 184, p. 822.
Principal
tubes,
systems,
Star Cement Corp.—Plans Stock Split—
subject to the approval of the
the capital stock on a 2'/2-to-l
to reduce the par value from
$10 per
share to $4 per share and increas? the authorized number
of
shares
from
4.000.000
to
10,000,000.
The
close
of business on
Nov. 5, 1956 is the recor.d date, for determination of holders entitled
directors
stockholders
basis,
and
on
in
on
Dec.
Sept.
11,
connection
26
to
voted,
split
up
therewith,
firms.
outstanding 4%%
of
this
of
Because
intercompany
Co., Inc.—Partial Redemption—
&
corporation has called for redemption on Oct. 15, next, $102,000
of 5%
sinking fund debentures due Aug. 1, 19o6 of Ben-Hur Products,
Inc.
at 102%, plus
accrued Interest.
Payment will be made at The
The
Midland
Y.—V.
184,
Trust
p.
Co.
of
New
120
York,
Broadway,
920.
York 15,
New
'
.
Lake Gold Mines, Ltd.—Reports Profit
McKenzie Red
:
—Pushing Development Program—
the latest report from the property, production from
old
workings
is being maintained
while the drive for new ore is
progressing on the deeper levels where a total of five headings are
advancing.
Altogether,
the program
as
planned involves total of
11,400 feet of lateral work with a further 3,400 feet contemplated."
Since July
1, Murray Watts, General Manager, reports, the mine
has been showing a small operating profit as contrasted with a total
Accordirig
to
loss of
approximately $28,000 for the first six
year.
Some rise in operating costs can be expected,
development work increases.—V. 159, p. 2085.
operating
of
this
as
the
months
however,
Second Preferred Stock—
Corp.—Calls
Mead
The
has elected to redeem on Nov.
1,' 1956, all Its
cumulative second preferred shares, 4.30% series, at the
redemption
price thereof, namely $54.36 per share (which
an amount equivalent to all accumulated and unpaid dividends
corporation
outstanding
general
includes
redemption date).
the
to
available to holders of
be
Payment of the general redemption price will
said redeemed second preterred snares at the
redemption agent, without interest.
Attention is called to
the fact that
said second preferred shares
be converted into common shares
basis of 2lU common shares for
/each said second
preferred share
All rights of the holders of said
second
preferred shares ceafed as of Sept. ,21r 1956, except the right
to receive the general redemption price and the right,
in lieu thereof,
to
convert into common
shares on or before Nov. 1, 195o.—V. 184,
or
on
before
1956,
1,
Nov.
the
of
option
the
at
may,
holder,
on
the
428.
p.
&
Subs.—
Scott Corp.—May Sell 3
Sept. 26 confirmed reports that proposals for
Shovel Co., a subsidiary, are currently under
consideration. This would carry with it a 51% interest in The Osgood
Co., maker of excavators, power shovels and mobile cranes.
•
The company also says ,that proposals to buy Highway Trailer Co.,
corporation
of
on
Power
Marion
subsidiary,
would
take
184,
p.
have
been
received.
Merritt-Chapman
Disposal of these three com¬
out of the heavy equipment
1124.
,
>
-
Offered—This corpora¬
stock (par $5)
the right to subscribe for 85,266 additional shares of
common
stock at a price of $17.50 per share, on the
basis of one share for each three shares held of record
Sept. 26, 1956.
Subscription rights will expire at 3:30
p.m. (EDT) on Oct. 10, 1956. White, Weld & Co., as sole
underwriter is underwriting 44,362 shares of this offer¬
ing. The company has been advised that the remaining
40,904 shares of the offering will be subscribed for by
Ventures Ltd. and two of its subsidiaries pursuant to
Hydrides,
Metal
tion is offering
Inc.—Stock
to holders of its common
their subscription
rights.
of
contract bv the Navy
for
producing
this
in
a
the construction of equipment and facilities capable
sodium borohydride. The net proceeds from the sale oT
will be used in part to finance this construction project and
Department
issue
part
for general
corporate purposes.
.
for the chemical Industry
and, sodium and . the double
with aluminum pr boron,,It pro-
BUSINESS—Corporation
manufactures
of calcium, lithium, .potassium
hydrides
hydrides of certain ol these elements
■'
.
debentures, due 1976.
$612,000
of
due 1966, which are to be retired
present financing; and Manhattan Bond
PROCEEDS—The company has been awarded
Lone
order
an
the
aircraft
2468.
Stock
Issued
of the new debentures of Peabody by Man¬
prohibited by the Investment Company Act unless
prohibition by the Commission.—V. 184, p. 1230.
Is
such
from
McCormick
business.—V.
Controller
elected Treasurer
been
has
acquisition
the
Bond Fund
exempted
owner
underwriting
the
Purchase Approved
26,
Sept.
on
<
-
1019.
p.
the directors of
One of
of
one
hattan
panies
directors.
10-cent par
American
The
plant's
Long
who
182,
The
President
elected
been
corporation.
this
of
of
Plastic
the debentures to be retired with new deben¬
purchase not exceeding $750,000 of the new
Manhattan Bond Fund is a partner
replace
to
proposes
affiliation,
another
electronic
Pa.,
and
sale
Liberty Products Corp.—New President Elected—
board
accom¬
Peabody,
Peabody's
with
desires
The
%
97,041,560
the
522.
p.
1956—4 Wks.—1955
$
111,370,486
Erich
184,
its sinking fund 5V4%
is
Fund
Merritt-Chapman
184,
been
Brooklyn
in
department stores at convenient locations in all parts of
York metropolitan area, and increased emphasis will be placed
Period End. Sept. 8—
—V.
"has
the Investment Company Act the purchase by this
Coal Co. debentures.
Peabody is making a public
Bona
Fund
to
hardware and soft goods products.
apparel In
announced
was
from
Peabody
connection
March
on
Korvette
the
will incorporate supermarkets carrying not only
opened
New
above.—V.
Corp.
sinking fund debentures of
N.
lease
building,
The
which
modernization
$25,000,000
of
the
for
It
SEC,
of
Marine
establish
the
on
stated,
Freimanr,
Mr.
reported general decline in industry TV sales,"
a
that
announced
ir ore
be
to
increase,"
Products
Manhattan
included
are
current
expansion
program
contemplates
the
addition
of
department stores, both in the New York metropolitan
area
and within a radius of roughly 200 miles, including locations in
Massachusetts and Pennsylvania.
Where feasible, the department stores
to
in
are
offering of $35,000,000 of
ol'
pany's
p.
disclosed
the
Sept.
on
renewal
The
that
estimated
Corp.,
from"T™e
since
and
The
.
landmark
with
.15,
Jan.
on
—V.
Erie,
Manager,
of
H-P-M
purposes
retail
years,
renovated.
$100,000,000
many
Ekco
tures
the consolidated company's pres¬
ent annual sales rate
of approximately $70,000,000.
The corporation's
sales
for
the
liscal
year
ended Sept. 30, 1956, are expected to be
$55,000,000, compared with sale of $36,292,393 reported for the pre¬
ceding year.
This year's indicated sales will be more than 27 times
the $2,005,235 reported
just six years ago
The
acquisition of the Brooklyn store, Mr. Willensky said, brings
closer
the
realization
of
the
korvette management's sales goal of
many
expand
pi,o:ioMaKhs sin.e
the same period last
all products
This
debentures.
layout design lor the entire store and the installation of escalators
well
as
new
fixtures
and
lighting facilities.
Present plans con¬
is
indication that the company's
during the current year.
ouly l are more
year, and orders
every
to
continue
high-iiueiity
received
sets
increase.
Fund
1955
new
Robert
$202,348,848
increase
common
shares
President,
familiar
a
of
add
"There is
will
for
those
of
exempting
$39,532,696 $30,016,639
1,955,761
1,333,005
$4.73
$3.15
stock
after
providing
for
preferred stock—both out¬
p,-.,919.'•<<
184,
Willensky,
teen
It
outstanding was
largely as a result of the
basis of the increased num¬
for the previous year were
Manhattan Bond Fund, Inc.—Deb.
MONTHS
NINE
ing of four sales floors and a storage basement, contains 150,000 square
feet, including a 30,000 square foot storage
area.
The
Korvette organization
will take possession of the Oppenheim
will
double
See
company's
this
corporation has leased from the Oppenheim Collins interests the land
end building located on Fulton
Street, between Lawrence and Bridge
Streets, in Brooklyn, N. Y.
The property now is occupied by Oppenhelm
Collins
as
a
specialty store which for the past half century
template
earnings
net
stock
common
year
share.
stated,
1956.
Litton Industries,
the
—
of
53,439
on
comparison
Chemical
-
new
share
shares
395,032
on
of
William
as
of
the
On the
(P. R.) Mallory & Co., Inc.—Units Sells Line of
_
—
taxes
common
per
•Based
dividends
Collins
during
Bathroom Accessories—
tne second
months
of
1956
_
after
^
purchased
cash,
FIRST
FOR
EARNINGS
shipments
Net
t&
1956—36 Wks.—1955
$2,900,000,
operating
expansion
-
a
of
President
more
forgings.-.
new
has
$5,000,000
a
capacity
of
on
Administration,
Rhoades,
simultaneously
announced
schedules and efficiencies were adversely!
net earnings of Koehring and subsidiaries
fourth
CONSOLIDATED
try.
This
the
for
be
Chemical Corp.—Buys Plant—
&
the
quarter—previously
period
an
year.
$2,426,087
year's
shares
of
shares
business
television
ended
Nine Months Ended Aug. 31—
has
increase of 36%
After-tax earnings
In the fiscal year
earnings were equivalent to
fiscal
with
current
number
plished in the face of
—V. 184. p. 220.
its largest.
quarter continues good despite the
usual
seasonal decline" and is expected to exceed the fourth quarter of 1955
for both Koehring and H-P-M.
according to Mr. Steelman.
a
Tfie
$6,220,442,
were
previous
providing
Outlook
standing
all-time high in the company's
of the Board,
and Frank
new
substantially aljead of the same period last year.
for the three months ending Sept. 30, 1956
should be more than 25%
ahead of the same period last year with
shipments of television and high-fidelity phonographs accounting for
Aug. 31, 1956, were the second highest
history, being exceeded only by this year's previous
the highest for any third quarter;
amounting to
for each of the 395,032 outstanding common shares;
to
by the company.
Freimann
Shipments
1956.
Keohring's third quarter shipments were $11,745,517 and
largest
in
the
company's
history.
Including
the
two
H-P-M,
shipments
were
$13,959,000
and
exceeded
the
search,
Kaiser Aluminum
for
addi¬
cents
were
are
cents)
proceeds
$224,977,655
in
a
compared
outstanding
of
for the preferred stock dividend.
giving effect to the two months shipments of The Hvdraulic
Manufacturing Co. Division, merged into Koehring on July 1,
The
1956—4 Wks.—1955
that
Sold—The
common stock outstanding at
allowing for the payment of dividends on the pre¬
$2.88, per
to
received
to
formerly
919.
p.
15,
strike,
steel
share
per
after
Prior
Simon,
Sales Up—
$25,319,407 $22,339,512
184.
notification
(par
serviced
now
Co., Inc.—Current
Sales
of
underwriting.
area
Nov,
quarter,
and
board
2418.
p.
stock
common
without
Period End. Sept. 8—
—V.
capital.—V.
Co., Inc., Dallas, Tex.—Files With SEC—
covering
offered
be
for
55
Securities
—
of
volume
company's
quarter
and
the
of
at
used
Chairman
stock dividend.
5%
shares
Mr.
than
announced
$90
be
Polynesian
a
The increase in sales were the result of a 35% increase in ship¬
of television, high-fidelity phonographs and radios.
ments
year,
manufacturing
by
for
parts,
and
of
year.
dividend
Both
record
of
25
dividend
ce.sh
to
are
of
products during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1956 were
$70,529,646 as compared with $55,071,765 during the preceding fiscal
per share,
the directors on Sept. 21 also authorized
of two- shares for each
100 shares of
dividends
are
payable
on
Nov.
30,
1956
to
this
stock
a
Sept.
on
stock
of
amount
operation
the 841,234 shares of
The
a
the
as
1955
on
44,620
by
of
Sales
90
(par
York,
New
stock.
equivalent
sec¬
Dividend—
Stock
President,
common
-S
on
Withdrawn.
equipment
Co.—Declares
Koehring
O'Connor,
in
after
Orders
Julien
1956 reached
years' adjustments
30,
1956
increased
completed
Offering—A
face
proceeds
The
and
Sept. 26 reported that sales and earnings for the
A.
$3,100,442
share
per
30,
payment
Corp.—Secondary
Sales
of
notification, filed with the SEC
public offering of 100,000 shares of
at
be
share, with a dealer's concesssion of
share. It was completed.—V. 184, p. 919.
Kroger
Isthmus
The
to
per
completely
IBM
site
new
in
of
Center.
present
the
to
move
space
June
(E. J.) Korvette, Inc.—Leases Brooklyn Store—
Jr., President.
Options have been
Completion of negotiations awaits necessary zoning changes permit¬
ting construction of modern, landscaped facilities to house laboratories
and
expected
the
In
note
one
Systems; Inc.
$4,571,087
to
June
$3.54
was
$48.12V2
for
<
on
Watson,
to
ended
offering of 26,500 shares of common stock (par
made on Sept. 17 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
ondary
1123.,-
p.
the
ber
both
loans
184,
International Business Machines Corp.—Plans to Build
New Research Center—
north
in August 1955 and is
of 1958.—V. 169, p. 2420.
began
(par
bar.
on
Richard
amount
perpendicular heights and then plunges down
that about 90% of this terrain was
at
and
Carrier
other prior
over
for
the
project,
pipeline in one of
reiicn,
where
t e
ferred
project
NOTE—For
^
The
areas
laying
of
this
but discovered
Kimberly-Clark
stock.
addition,^ and
of
the
Freimann, President, announced that pre-tax earnings after deducting
prior years' price redetermination losses under government contracts
rock.
the summer
&
Co., Atlanta, Ga., has
underwrtten
156,672 shares.
The Southern Bell Tele¬
phone & Telegraph Co. and Chesapeake & Potomac Tele¬
phone Co. of Virginia own 32.8% and 12.2%, respec¬
tively, of the presently outstanding common stock and
will subscribe for the remaining 128,328 shares of the
new
problem
mountainous
upward
contractors
Company,
the
with
.tortuously
darts
The
by
faced
sharp gulleys;
Press
Inter-Mountain
each
most
terrain
184,
1229.
p.
only
and
common
company
history.
it
Through
Construction
Ranier
not
Ky.
of
ended June 30,
and
The
were
underground
of
Mayton,
pro¬
of
Magnavox Co.—Has Record Sales and Earnings—
This
this
by
Kentucky.
with
affected
service
Undertaken
year
industrial
certain
to
consumers.
The
Project—
pipeline links Orsburne Gap in
will flow 40 million cubic feet
of natural gas and io million feet of propane, methane, butane,
and
other by-products sorely needed by the expanding industries in Eastern
tion
construction
connect
to
completion.
nearing
is
the
date
publicly offered on Sept. 18 by P. W. Brooks & Co. Inc.,
were quickly sold.
See details in V. 184, p. 1229.
by
systems in each of
transmiss'on
tion of
and
kind,
its
the 36-mile
Virginia
Intermountain Gas are—Boise,
Twin
Falls, Nampa, Payette, Gooding, Emmett, Buhl, Soda Springs, American
Palls,
Glenn's
Ferry,
Parma,
Wendell,
Kimberly,
Filer,
Lava
Hot
Springs, New Plymouth, Grace, Fruitland, McCannon, Bancroft, Hensen,
Inkon,
of
company,
local
serve
the
by
benefits of natural gas. Pacific Northwest plans
available in Intermountain's service area later this year.
gas
have
in
engineered
from
the
after
letter of notification with the
five-year 6% promissory notes
$10)
to be offered in units
a
of
without underwriting.
incident to construction
restaurant
Lynch
Deep in the heart of the rugged Blue Ridge Mountains, a natural gas
pipeline construction
project, one of the most difficult and highly
Gibson,
financing
Supplies
the
to
the
located
industries.
from
P.
construction
a
munities
counties
30
Ralph
financing program of $8:200,000, which included
leading banks and insurance companies.
Proceeds
gas
for
gas
26 * when
Virginia Gas Co.—Pipeline
West
resulting
days
$225,000 of debentures and 52,500 shares of capital stock,
1018.
Mills, Inc.—Sinking Fund Payment—
have
filed
24
unit,
per
expenses
type
Aug.
on
$225,000 face amount
of common stock
shares
share
one
$100
for
existing
p.
2,500
of
of new primary aluminum, alumina and sheet, plate and
rolling facilities, as well as substantial additions to the company's
facilities and further diversification of its products.—V. 184,
foil
covering
and
construction
Humble Oil & Refining
shares
will be approximately two
meeting.—V. 183, p. 2899.
corporation
SE'C
cur¬
plant are part of the corpo¬
expansion
program,
which
includes
overall
additional
the
to
Luau, Inc.,< Las Vegas, Nev.—Files WUh SEC—
The
presently
Erie
the
of
split-up
at the,special meeting of stockholders.
stockholders, the record date for determining
the
on
applications.
expansion
current
and
vote
to
by
entitled
stockholders'
and
larger
the
by
site
57-acre
a
approved
posed
1957,
to produce
tolerances.
Emphasis
company
and
of
notice
If
stockholders
*
Erie
rently
.
Houdaille
program.
and
expected to be in operation by April,
will
to
Two
of
the
new
the other 750 tons,
have
with capacities of 3,000, 5,000
expansion
capacity
tons
three
facilities
new
plant
1,500
industry.
and
of
of
installed
dockage
aggregate in Western New York.
It will be oper¬
Buffalo Crushed Stone Corp., and in such capac-
of
complement the production
subsidiary.—V. 184, p. 521.
the
been
Buffalograding and cargo tanks,
has valuable real estate and
which
will
ity
stock
the only
operating
steamship equipped with sandsucking,
dredges its sand and gravel from Lake Erie.
the
capital
Corp.,
owned
on
the
of
in
one
presses,
Buffalo, N. Y., Ralph P. Peo, President, an¬
Sept. 26. The new acquisition, serving the aggregate, trans-
on
Gravel
included
Inc.—Acquires Gravel Firm—
Industries,
i
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.
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14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1354)
titanium
completion
of
Oil
out¬
Co.,
The
will consist of 341,062 shares
capitalization of the company
standing
the current financing,
of
lar,
commoiy€tock, 85 par value—V. 184, p. 1019.
resignations of the following directors were accepted:
H. Weiker, R. Y. Millar, M. C. Mitchell, E. Lajoie
E.
The directors
In
J.
R. Mil¬
F. "J.
of
and
of
acquisition
his
and
in
184,
Fibres'
stock
to
shares
National
would be submitted
the proposal
on
Commission early in November.
debentures will be used to help finance the
program
now running at
the rate of more
and Exchange
Securities
the
The
application
said
company
proceeds
This
the
from
company's construction
than $90,000,000 a year.
Giving effect to the sale of the debentures, the company s ®uthorized
capital will total 8580,000,000.
The company now has $475,000,000
in
common
stock
and $75,000,000 in 40-year debentures,
1988.—V,
in
184,
compared
11.9%.—V.
184,
way
products
on
a
and
proper¬
Mr.
building will be the third major unit to be located
at the company's reserach center in St. Paul, Minn:
It is scheduled
for completion in the summer of 1957.
♦'The new
facilties will
give added stimulus to our research and
development programs and will make it possible for us to provide
expanded service to the grtaphic arts industry," said Bert S. Cross,
Vice-President of the graphic products group.
♦'In
addition,"
Mr.
Cross
said,
"construction of the building is
the first step toward consolidating all the group's research activities
•which include
the reflective, printing and duplicating
products divieional
the
tive
the
the
the
reflective
products
printing
office
makes
Sept.
on
Haines
which
division,
of
in
the
machines
copying
and copy
326.
trade-mark.—V.-184,
sold
paper
that
future
purity.—V.
184,
Utilities
U.
8.
will
under
$1,-
The
—V.
Society of the United States.
proceeds
184,
to
are
be
to
used
help
cost of
pay
construction.
new
823.
p.
in
crease
income
George N.
"It
must
to $203,169,
from $56,975 for the like
last
period
year.
Keyston, President, on Sept. 21 said in part:
kept in mind that this increase in income is partly due
be
to $80,206 of advance
royalty and other non-recurring income. Further¬
more,
since
the
1955
mid-year report, the company has purchased
production
proven
rowings
which
and
the
drilled
is
company
production of these added
some
wells
new
confident
wells."—V.
financed
will
183, p.
by bank bor¬
liquidated from the
be
Titanium
field
than
Montgomery Ward & Co.—Wolfson to Sell Holdings—
Wolfson on Sept. 26 said he has been selling hia stockhold¬
in this company and plans to get completely out of this stock
before the year-end.—V. 184, p. 1230.
Corp.—U.
to
I.
S.
Co.,
division
a
be
held
8.
Dr.
I.'s
Robert
produce
Distillers,
a
titanium
from
U.
guarantee.
plant will
The
will
E.
used
the
in
Hulse,
Vice-President
magnesium reduction
in
titanium
purity
at
process,
new
a
new
to
plant
new
sponge
by
laboratories.
The
higher
a
be
The
sodium
nearby
used
plant,
Stauffer
while
Chemical
Chlorine from
for
U.
this process.
be
design
work
the
of
is
be
the
supplied
tetrachloride
plant
new
a
U.
of
conventional
whica
from
will
be
plans
it
to
8.
U.
S.
I.'s
produced
titanium
new
is
as
plant
already
I.'s
soon
the foundry equipment
San
Construction
corporation
covering
mature
A
filed
13
letter
a
of
notification
with
the
be
r.o
underwriting.
certificates
With
of
6% series C investors income certificates to
year from date of issuance, and to be sold at face amount.
one
There will
eeries
Sept.
on
$100,000
these
as
The proceeds
mature.—V.
to
are
181,
be
to
used
redeem
*
2016.
p.
Th
under
Mountain
States Telephone &
Operating
Operating expenses
Federal
Other
income
Net
2,273,413
taxes
1,295,605
1,118,606
10,250,603
8,584,630
inc.
$2,627,864
$2,236,400
$18,656,233
$17,224;896
2,349,383
1,962,898
16,863,150
14,387,769
operating
after
—V.
184,
—
taxes
operating
Net
1956—8 Mos.—1955
$18,118,460 $16,218,592 $137,000,084 $121,535,516
11,921,578
10,892.865
91.532,542
82 376,176
revenues—
charges
1,970,721
16,560,C59
13,349,814
625.
p.
Mueller Brass Co.—Secondary
Offering—A secondary
offering of 18,000 shares of common stock (par $1) was
made
Sept. 17 by Clark, Dodge & Co. at $33.75
share, with a dealer's discount of $1 per share. It
completed.—V. 184, p. 920.
on
of
10,000
a
way.—V.
such
per
was
by
nearby.
by Stauffer
184,
and
and
construction
foot
John
Operating;
revenue
Operating
expenses
$55,468,843 $48,616,468
46,277,799
42,011,892
—i
$9,191,049
Or 248,298
$6,356 278
4,443,213
—
"$6,604,576
Dr 255,439
$3,935,C10
(net).
earnings before taxes
on
P.
Adjustment
of
mail
for
pay
prior
taxes)
for
the
Earnings
per
or 192.224
Dividends
paid
Ratio
of
—
retire
of
declared
cr
The
1954,
share
per
to
current
$1.00
Number
of
Revenue
As
factor
June
and
25%
30,
were
pansion program
prop
report
aircraft
,
the
latter
due
in
was
Do"glas
DC-S
in
noted
six
were
surplus
are
a
These
by
The
Current
$16,522,353,
440
delivered
new
T.
Baker,
placed
for
said,
fouT
office
and
President
23
a
gain
is
the
are
DC-7B's
items
now
in
ex¬
turbo¬
Four
remaining
addition
previously
in
Shields
Mr.
Bannister,
has
been
Shields
Shields
&
Co.,
is
President,
announced
elected
Chairman
senior
partner
New
York.
As
of
of
on
the
the
Chairman
reported
H.
Bannister
V.
Sept.
investment
simultaneously announced
Sherrill; General E. M. Powers,
Chief
the
the
use
net
proceeds
machinery
new
amount
bank
made
loans
in
were
and
for
the
eouipment
is
company
the
of
First
used
were
the
of
the
for
net
for
r
sirvs.tiou
183,
p.
24
that
banking
each,
two
notes
issued
will
by
b«
the
in
Alabama
in
January,
designing and selling com¬
and private use, and in
pool
equipment,
accessories,
office
company
that
branch
a
and
election
formerly
to
this
office
plant
after
building
located
are
will
Bir¬
continue
completion
Florence,
at
in
EFFECT
TO
mortgage—
of
a
con¬
had
par
value).
certificates
new
1.
As
JThe
to
E.
a
"
FINANCING
Outstanding
$14,719
74,443
74.443
Mij.O.OOO shs.'
_
409,375 shs.
evidencing the $l.par value stock were
for the old certificates, in the ratio of 125
value
par
also
company
L.
there
consequence,
$1
new
Culver,
William
V.
firm
was
of
New
are
outstanding
now
209,375
shares
stock.
has
of
Raye,
has
two
short-term
totalling $137,408.—V.
184,
notes
payable
921.
p.
by
Roll
company
Vice-President
elected
a
Richard
S.
the
of
member
Morse,
of
First
the
National
board
President.—V.
ol
184,
Bank
directors
p.
5233.
has
&
Foundry
Co.—To
Redeem
Stock—
for
called
redemption on Oct. 1, 1956, all of its
outstanding 5% sinking fund debentures of 1944 due Oct. 1, 1959 at
101%.
Payment will Ire made at the Peoples First National Bank &■
Trust Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.—V.
182, p. 2359.
New
England
Following the
in
company
is
on
19—V.
Sept.
Electric
proposed
northeastern
not
System—Financing, etc.—
merger
of
several
Massachusetts
expected
in
1S3,
2293,
pp.
the
first
2186
increase
stock
because,
shares
would
rights to
the
on
capital
value.
par
basis
be
subscribe
of
new
one
184,
bond
half
and
of
the
company's
financing
of
2073.
1S57,
it
by
was
tie
subsid¬
merged
announced
221.
p.
$6,000,000
in
Sept.
on
26
announced
supplementary
its
flood
refinancing
loan
short-term
participation
and
»u
»•
obtained
o..e
year.
being
used
losses
covers
ijo*
.
last,
Hrs
Total
sus¬
disaster
flood
losses
'•
$4,500,000
authorized
is
the
at
that
announced
had
March,
retire
interim
an
stockholders
meeting
certain
extend
been
railroad
?
and
part
accept
not
to
from
;
Certificates—
bids
Oct.
exceed
the
cover
the
of
Gas
&
short-term
maturities
-
will
to
used
other
to
1958.
certificates
be
Oil
to
annual
cost
purchase
two
on
Corp.—Preferred
issue
an
The
Stock
of
proceeds
locomotives,
new
diesels.—V.
80
of
16
$2,766,750.
of
184,
15
921.J
p.
Sold—The
100,000 shares of $1.20 cumulative convertible preferred
offered publicly on Sept. 18 by J. R. Williston &
Co. and associates at $20 per share, were
quickly sold.
stock
See details in
V. 184, p.
Carolina
ord
Aug.
Oct.
5
at
$1.25
for
share
per
Dickson & Co.
oj^ihe United Telephone
termmdebtedhess;
"(for
working
forth
This
Offered—The;
rec^J
stockholders of
common
the
on
basis
for
Co.
corporation
finding
that
North
Lake
Central
promptly
had
and
physical
properties
(N.
exchanges
short-"
Inc.;
C.)
to
reduce
modernization
and
program;
/
Inc.—To
Indianapolis,
Central
new
429.
p.
Airlines,
will
at
184,
two
McCarley & Co., Inc.
Carolinas,
construction
capital.—V.
Central
the
of
of
The offering is underwritten?
Inc. and
net
proceeds are to be
used
to
acquired
franchises
of
the
Norwood
and
Marshville
and
»*
1956,
shares for each share held.
by R. S.
'"
*
r
Co.—Stock
the right to subscribe on or before
828,572 additional shares of common stock:
6,
$1)
(par
1230.
Telephone
is offering to its
company
appeal
Ind.,
breached
the
in
its
Appeal—
Sept.
which
20
the
contract
S.** District
U.
Court
the
for
declared
purchase
of
Airlines.
Central's
officials
indicated
that
they
believe
the
Court's
interpretation of the contract is in error and that the decision was
based solely upon a misinterpretation of the law. as it
applied to the
They
stated
they
will appeal immediately to the U.
S.
Court of Appeals, and anticipate a final decision within six
months.
contract.
Civil
July
Aeronautics
that
The
Lake
Board
Examiner
North
found
the
holders
John
liquidate
and
In
with
hearings held
how
LCA
The
when
the
it
can
system—25
and
in
in
the
at
his
June
the
stock¬
brothers
were
Roscoe
the
Weesner
who
to
and
airline
The
LCA
last fall,
North
..
Central
purchases
stock
interim
new
a
CAB
.
Weesners
all
of
Board
major
outstanding.
was
and
put
in
management.
demon*'
North Central
it
can
provide 48%. more flight
the taxpayers over $400,000 an¬
advantage corroborated by Examiner
save
recommendation
17
Aeronautics
holders
father
96%
said
an
decision
employee
sub- "
stock,
of
greatly improved service to the cities on
Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Ohio and
time
same
LCA
in
Central
subsidy,
final
A
LCA
provide
cities
North
airmail
the
Civil
Major
their
issued
by
the
purchase
directed
and
shares
between
certificates
in
the
with
CAB,
since
approved by the Board.
be
Pennsylvania.
nually
agreement
trust
public
strated
for
unfit
and
83,000
in
sought by a
January, 1955, had
purchase
interests.
Weesner
of
to
immediately
must
mergers
their
W.
purchase
filed
trust
W.
80,000
1952,
LCA
recommended
was
Central.
contracted
of
breached
which,
group
North
October,
management
about
Tnis
in
Pieiffer
N.
contract
agreement
of
Airlines
LCA
to
W.
owned
the
of
Paul
contract.
the
employee
rights
Central
stock
declare
secondary
a
prior
the
approve
to
Airline
into
the
to
was
Board
Central
ject
the
the
judgment
is
expected
that
before
the
the
CAB
end
the
approve
of
the
year.
charged that North Central had violated
itscontract
by
unduly delaying
CAB
proceedings
and
by filing
an
application,
apart
from
the
purchase
contract,
for
Lake
Central
group
routes.
-
and
.j
Central
that,
If
there
stituted
the
is
the
was
by
Lake
two
delay,
it
best
the
area
LCA
judge
the
case
no-undue
was
response
time
no
three
or
did
and
limit specified in
separate
not
requests
delay the
of
its
to
own
North
LCA
by
review
to
to
the
Moreover,
process
In
a
the
consider
delayed.
by
the
created
was
routes.
unduly
delay
it
itself
CAB
Central
for
was
>
contract
brief
incon¬
rather
but
case
the
for
moved
occasions to expedite proceedings.
a
the
was
In
for
postponements,
five separate
on
there
says
except
sequential
airlines
iaries
$100
-
Haven
Nortex
Pfeiffer
Corp.—Raye Appointed to Board—
Jr.,
been
the
921.
p.
of Equipment Trust
will
switches
road
Aug
also
to
trust
sale
service
outstanding
President,
Research
announced
National
of
board
the
North
Officer
Vice-President
H.
Boston,
it
184,
progress
$2,784,000
Sale
Plans
purchase.
National
authorized
of
share
per
the
was
been
April.
Rutherfurd
entered
Ala.
PRESENT
$17,127
.
($1
the
offered its holders
government
of
obtained
sum
totalling
November, 1957
to
July
and
the
sys¬
Paul
the
GIVING
exchanged by the company
of
1969.
Executive
stock
to
has
Mr.
general
proceeds
of
the
of
anticipated
chattel
by
_i
payable
in
shares
Vice-President-Finance,
iloods
loans
National
public
swimming
offices
an¬
of
$17,500,000.
the
that
North
business
pools
was
69.26%
owns
completed.—V.
secured
(
as
plant
the
by
incorporated
was
in
make
to
it
Co.—Notes
was
$10,000,000
over
Of
loan
President.
selling
It
new
held.—V.
It
wliich
the
of
Court
part
any
payment
executive
Ala.
Co.
recommending the
only about 325,000
$100
substantial
life
17, 1956, the company had an authorized caDital'.zation
of 2,000
shares without par value and there were
outstanding
at
that date
1675 shares,
each having a stated value of $100.
By •
virtue of an
amendment to the company's charter, effective
July 17,
1956, the authorized capitalization was increased to
$450,000, con¬
sisting of 450,000 shares of common stock having a par value of $1
on
progress
of Curtiss-Wright
Corp., he was responsible for the
development of the
present management headed by Roy
Hurley.
Kr.
Said
or
and
that
that
swimming
of
Board.
and
to
of
supplies.
secured
"Prior
six
National Automotive Fibres, Inc.—Shields
Chairman—
Of
of
and
the
tNotes
The
G.
and
two
to
at National
maintenance facility at
building and aircraft
bal¬
certain
inventory.
Culver,
engaged
principal
Notes
of
pfoeram
The
of
Authorized
Chairman,
E'ectra
t.-ansno. ts.
with
orders
s-rvice
and
Lockheed
Metropolitan
he
aircraft
and
fleet
Miami International Airport, and a
comnlete electronic
tem to ir.u:rovr! casseimer service. Mr.
Baker said.—V.
J.
L.
CAPITALIZATION
for
G.
orders
aircraft
expansion
general
new
including
$11,093,708.
was
$105,000,000
order.
Additional
61.85
$16,633,702,
of
amount
Earned
Conviir
been
jet
assets
the
National's
firm
and
have
October.
860,067^000
prciious.
in
of
1,224 2o8
65.76
current
bonds
year
progress
1,406,533
987,188,000
$11,772,552.
the
over
Further
the
$20 40
(percent)
1956,
government
liabilities
with
E.
parts
chemicals
$20,854,075
miles
passenger
of
1.49:1
liabilities
carried
passengers
Passenger load
cash
$0.70
1.41:1
$23.51
assets
share.
per
Ala.
mostly
reduction
to
and
ponent
in
contemplated
to
Common
val' e
loans
meeting
special
capital stock
the Boston and American Stock
on
increase
were
recently
Zinc
had
made
loan
loan
0i
$24,405,113
current
Purchase
In¬
a
construction,
The
(1)
Florence,
not
applied
serve
*.
the
shares
Co.,
intends
company
bank
capital,
is
company
$3,075,778
share
worth
Book
of
____
$4,3G0,143
$4.i4
—
stock
of
1%
Certificates
feature
or
each
share.
per
Founders
for
capital
to
1956,
plant which is being erected for the company at Florence,
Ala.
It is estimated that $190,0G0 will be used for this
purpose;
(2)
approximately
$250,000
will
be
used
to
increase
available
working
capital, chiefly inventories; and (3) The remaining $60,000 will be
to
of
new
at
debt.
Sept.
on
new
mingham,
(less
years
—
earnings
Equipment
purposes:
templated
Net
Net
Pool
shares
Telegraph
6,000,000
at
Rutherfurd,
road
North
PROCEEDS—The
following
3,283,500
income
offer
July 31,
$7.50
of
part
a
SEC
Offered—A
manufacturing
Net
Taxes
price
as
the
common
to
as Of
exchangeable
Life
five
prices.
the
policies.
BUSINESS—Company
Operating profit
income
be
National
Co.—To
Telegraph
new
financing,
shares
every
had
The
S.
with
its
of
proposes
and
on
$10,-
1956,
York, New Haven & Hartford RR.—Gets Loan—
and
control
D.—-Registers
Commission— "
shares
company
&
finance
&
an
to
they
company
Jersey
that
921.
p.
statement
subscription
will
by
for
said
new
for
market
be removed
can
Birmingham, Ala.—
group of investment bankers, headed
by Mid-South Securities Co. and Clark, Landstreet &
Kirkpatrick, Inc., both of Nashville, Tenn., on Sept. 25
publicly offered 200,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
at $3 per share.
It
1955
The
the
at
National
Stock
working
1956
86,784 7/10
of
October,
New York Airways,
Inc.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 13,665 shares of common stock (par
$1) was made on Sept. 17 by Burnham & Co. at current
plant
sponge
Engineering
square
Mitchell,
Exchange
registration
a
policyholders
shares
issued
insurance
used
Airlines, Inc.—Highlights of Year-
stock
the
of
ance
coupons
America,
and
filed
1956, covering
(voting)
($5 par).
Bank
National
Year Ended June 30—
Otaer
Securities
company
company's 23,279
Telegraph Co.—Earns.
1956—Month—1955
of
21,
of
Period End. Aug. 31—
Life
of
to
Telephone
equity
The
equipment
National
offering
proposed
Placed Privately—The
Sept. 28, has placed pri¬
vately, through Morgan Stanley & Co., an issue of $20,000,000 4j/4% promissory notes due Sept. 1, 1976—V. 183,
p. 2900.
build
plant will be used
Francisco, Calif.
already under way
of
the
company, it was announced on
last
Corp.
as
issuance
7
shares
present
613,010
New
in
according to
chemical activities,
-
building.
laboratory
titanium
in
the
on
will
process
constructors
Bechtel
is scheduled to start
from
to
cost lower than that of any existing
a
,
18.
directors
titanium
developed
will,
than
sponge
reduce
process
process
charge
I.'s sodium-chlorine
-
.
and
the
the
the
Co.
S,
Telephone
calls
4,000,000
The
tained
in
that
originally scheduled for
1957.—V. 183, p. 111.
The balance is traded
proposal
from
New
titanium
to
,
I.'s
S.
commercial technique.
Motor Credit Co., Inc., Dunn, N. C.—Files With SEC—
The
19
bonds,
early in
$200,000,000
Sept.
capital stock.
timetable.
research
Nov.
on
some
on
American
share
government procurement
a
dollar
were
period
-
Exchanges.
Division
National
of
months
12
corresponding
will as): stockholders to approve
company
The
Ashtabula, Ohio—
the end of 1957
without
mile
a
sodium
tetrachloride
U.
Enginers
Louis E.
in
Chemicals
operation by
construction
will
EEC
for
England
nounced
after
Products
pre¬
average
per
Co.—Financing Postponed—
Sept.
on
mortgage
•
The building,
Malleable Co.
built 12 years ago as a production-line
foundry, will have ample space for both plants.
By utilization of the
existing building, U. 8. I. expects to cut six months to one year from
1232.
ings
cope
the
on
$1.50
to
Stock—
available
planning allows for further in¬
with steadily rising demands for this gas
be located in Ashtabula,
existing sodium and chlorine
plant. Both the titanium plant and U. S. I.'s 1,500,000 pourd-per-year
zirconium plant,
announced a short time ago, will be located inside
a
175,000 square
foot building recently purchased from Lake City
less
Metallic
MJM & M Oil Co.—Reports Profit—
This
expansion
728.
p.
Industrial
titanium
Ohio
its
For the first six months of 1936, the
company showed a net profit
of $61,333, as compared with a loss of $88,948, for the first six months
of 1955.
The net profit for the current period is a result of an in¬
to
Distillers
put into
the
Placement—The
the
10,000,000-pound-per-year
plant for the production of high-quality titanium sponge, it was an¬
nounced
on
Sept. 24 by John E. Bierwirth, President of National
Distillers.
This step will make U. S.
I. the first company to enter
p.
Co.—Private
New
unissued.
National
photo
produces
000,000 of 4% first mortgage bonds due 1979, recently
placed privately, were purchased by Equitable Life In¬
surance
announced
first
scheduled
crease
26.
said
The multi-million
Missouri
was
now
Expansion—
California industry.
Hydrogen, is used extensively in the electronics, aviation and petro¬
leum industries, in brazing operations and
in heat treating various
metals.
The company produces the gas at its Los Angeles plant by
the electrolysis of water, which creates hydrogen of the highest degree
and printing accessories; the duplicating products division,
"Thermo-Fax"
It
is
by
which
reflec¬
products
division,
sheeting and other
reflective
brand
of
"Scotchiite"
materials;
offset plates
which
England Power
000,000
li.25.
p.
Co.—Plans
Cylinder Gas
to Produce
consists
group
184,
months
increase
an
initial 70%
an
creases
laboratories."
The
manufactures
below.—V.
dividends
for
amounts
compared
with $38,155,586 for the
an increase of 13%.—V. 184, p. 326.
New
Glass Co.
allowance
$3,570,830
in the respective periods.
operating revenues for the latest
consolidated
last year,
will begin work immediately on a building program to
boost in the production capacity of its electro¬
lytic hydrogen plant in Los Angeles, Calif., Charles J. Haines, President,
provide
announced
charge of engineering
Vice-President in
Pesek,
1955,
August,
totalled
This company
is now
graphic
that construction
laboratory for its
on
group.
Cyril P.
ties, said
in
August
National Container Corp.—Merger Approved—
National
under
$3,063,497
in
sales
12
surplus for that period
with $3,077,419 for
$43,158,894
1230.
p.
See Owens-Illinois
Co.—New Lab.
& Manufacturing
Sept,
21 announced
new 85,000 square foot
company
with
its
of
to
cpmpared
and
1230.
p.
Minnesota Muring
This
that
outstanding
Total
Inc.—August Sales Up 11.9%—
announces
basis
the
lor
earnings
balance
a
After
year.
balance
issued
of
summary
,
authorized
due
corporation
$3,426,890,
of
Bellas Hess,
last
the
share
a
shows
consolidated
a
period
shares,
in
1956,
on
outstanding in the current period compared
with $1.26 per average common share
outstanding for the corresponding
previous
period
based
on
2,387,559
and
2,342,994 average common
Mr.
by
same
common
522.
p.
31,
$3,654,660
the
Automotive
National
associates.—V.
Aug.
ferred
statement that this realignment or
Automotive Fibres, Inc. reflects the
a
National
of
4*
The
•
Shields
dated Dec, 1, 1956, at competitive bidding
directors
of
board
substantial
offer $30,000,000
Sept. 24 authorized the company to
on
debentures, to be
35-year
OD
England Gas & Electric Association—Earnings—
Association
ended
•
announced
Bannister
Mr.
the
This
Houston,
Lamborn.
Offer Debentures—
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—To
New
Consolidada, S. A.,
zirconium for the
and
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
Corp.;
Eugene
Catron;
Robert Ayres, President, La
Mexico City; and A. Knox Tyson, President of Slick
Texas.
Curtiss-Wright
hydrides and alloy powders of chromium, thorium,
metallurgical and electronic industries.
duces metal powders,
Monday, October 1, 1956
...
sweepig
overall
says
and
fact,
investigation in¬
airline
applicatiors
North
not
the
once
service
filed by
Central,
did
Examiner
it
the
find
found
in
CAB
that
there
Central.
employee
(Continued
group
charge
on page
55)
that
North
•
other
Central
r
,
/
Volume
184
Number 5573
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
/
DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements
1
tables.
In
nounced
the
first
are
during the current week.
second
table
Then
we
follow with
in
which we show the payments
previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
a
•
"
Per
Name of
Acme
Steel
Extra
Co.
(quar.)
Akron
Brass
Alba
M.'g.
Hosiery
American
(increased
(stock
Sugar
Co.,
5%
pfd.
conv.
5%
preferred
(Ga.),
(1954
American
Dredging
American
&
4%
Efird
American
preferred
6%
American
Gas
(quar )
A
'
;
„
(quar.)
A
preference
B
Ltd.,
$5.25 preferred
(quar.)
Line
preferred
(s-a),
prior
Best
(quar.),
Corp.
Blue
1
10-
11-
11-
1
1
1
10
25
9-:o
9
20
9-3 J
9-13
9-30
11-
9-15
1
11-
10-
1
(quar.)
Union
(North
(quar.),
12-
1
1'
5
-
pfd.
Co.,
Gas
Products,
1
9-20
Class
B
9-20
5%.
5%
10-15
9-23
10-15
9
21
10-2 3
10-
11-
10-11
1
5
9-13
9-23
32-20"
12-10
of
-
11-
1
13-10
Firth Sterling,
10-
1
S-20
Florida
10-
1
9-21
Florida
Food
1
11-
1
Foote Bros.
1
11-
1
1
1-8
1
1212119
23
9
c
11
10
n-
8
10-15
10-
5
21
10-
1
9 21
11-
1
11-
1
Foundation
Founders
Fraser
Electric
Frick Co,
6%
10-12
1
10-12
11-
1
Co,
10-12
General
9-30
General
Steel
9-30
General
Telephone
9-30
10-15
60c
11-
1
10-10
1
$377>c
10-15
10-
2
M'ills,
10-16
10-
5
Gimbel
2c
10-10
9-20
$4.50
General
7c
;
Co., 4%%
11-15
10-26
Jack
B
11-
25c
1
10-15
1
10-15
10-
1
Stock
10-15
11-
9-28
1
10-16
10-19
1
com.
26)
35c
11-15
10-15
10c
.
10-31
?5c
Insurance
10-P0
11-15
11-
1
Stock
Leeds
Co.
.
pfd. (c
)
10-
1
50c
11-
1
$1.19
10-15
9-19
10-
Glatfelter
1
4 72%
9-29
(quar.)
(P.
5%
10-
3
9-28
Government
1
9-24
Green
10-
1
9-24
Gulf
(H.
Oil
10-15
10-
1
75c
10-
4
9-26
25c
11-
1
10-10
Co.—
Hagan
0
9-20
1
Co.—-
$1.12 72
:
(quar.)
11-15
1-1-57
12-
Hartford
5
50C
10-24
10-10
20c
10-
1
9-20
&
Stock
Life
(quai
:
(increased
quar.),
Life
Hercules
10-
1
9-24
Higbie
7c
)
$1.3772
Coppermines
Consolidated
Metal
10-22
10-
10-
4
Holyoke
Home
'10-15
12 72c
10-
1
10-15
10-
1
10-15
10-
5
10-
5
Mills,
pfd.
(quar.).
(quar.)
Products
(quar.)
5
9-25
10-
1
9-28
5S74c
11-
1
10-15
10-26
10-15
40c
3772C
10-15
9-28
Ltd.—
(s-a)
5%
12-
1
11-15
10-19
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-14
10-
ment
5
10-12
10-19
1
11-15
6c
11-
410c
(quar.)
10-15
1
9-15
10-
1
9-14
10-
7y2c
7V2c
1
9-14
in-25
10-10
35c
10-19
(quar.)
10-
5
Merchants
Acceptance
(increased
Montana
6%
Co.
Power
Mount
Royal
Mutual
Mortgage
10-15
12-
6
10-15
10-
10-15
60c
10-15
10-
75c
—■—
10-22
11-
11-15
11-
1
&
Extra
Bedford
5
New
York
5
N.
&
Cloth
2
Niagara
2
Niagara Share Corp.
Ltd
Co,
10-
Northern
Indiana
10-17
4'A%
preferred
2
4V2%
preferred
preferred
10-
10-22
4.22%
10-31
10-10
Northwest
93 %c
10-31
10-10
$1.25
(quar.)
11-15
11-
1
Northwest
11-
10-15
(quar.)
dividend)
100%
9-28
9-21
3
payment
9-20
Northwest
10-
1
9-20
Ohio
10-
Field
Material
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.j
Ohio
at
$1.06%
$1.?3
$1.06
20c
common,.
preferred
28%
(quar.)
class A
*
10-15
10-
preferred
25c
Loan
1
10-10
Okonitc
60c
11-
1
10-20
Oxford
Paper,
11-
1
10-20
Pacific
Finance
9-28
9-18
Parke,
9-18
Peden Iron & Steel
Co.—
4% 7®
$1.25
$1.3772
9-28
Pemco
(From invcsui^nt
•
lie
10-15
10-
1
$3
Telephone
Discount
&
11-
Oilgear
15c
Inc
Co.—
(quar.)
25c
4
c
25c
(quar.)
25c
4°C
—
Co.—
(quar.)
10c
a
Service
Inc,
Plastics,
—
(quar.)
L
25c
Consolidated
6%
(quar.),—
f
adj. pfd. (quar.)
Extra
1
(directors
(quar.),
(quar.)—.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.),.
Engineering,
—
(N.'Y.)
Light
(quar.)
(quar.)
Public
Airlines,
B
Class
10-15
10-
I 5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Edison
(quar.)
convertible
30c
_*
common
1
4.60%
50c
1
—
(quar.)—
Extra
11-
15c
Co.
'
faioies—
Ry, 47®
Mfg.
Judd
45c
pfd.
A
&
1
4$1.50
-—
5%
5
& Western
11-
1
quar.)
Co
Frontier Transit System
Norfolk
10-15
10-25
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
30c
com.
(incr.
(quar.)
&
Service
Water
Wire
Y.
Gas
10-
56y4c
Mfg.
Meter Co, com.
preferred (quar.)
$2.40
New
North
(quar.)—
Ltd.
(s-a)—
10-26
50c
pfd:
•
;
Neptune
8
Insur¬
:
(s-a)
preferred
$2.50
10-31
10-31
invest¬
:
National Rubber Machinery
11-23
3c
$1.50
37V2c
—
40c
(quar.)
17V2c
—
common—
Investment
&
(quar.)
$2 preferred
9
25c
(quar.)
Common
9-26
25c
net
t$l.25
(quar.)
.
Manufacturers
5%
30c
(quar.)
(from
Mills.
Rice
National
6
c
8%c
(quar.)
10-15
12-
62 V2
—
(quar.)
preferred
10-15
11-
(quar.)
A
56 %c
Mount Clemens Metal Products,
1
10-15
2"'c
$1.06%
—
1
1
25c
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
11-
9-29
1
Reclaiming (extra)
Miller & Rhoades, Inc, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Mindustrlal Corp, Ltd.—
Monroe Loan Society, class A
(quar.^—.—
11-
11-
pfd.
(quar.)
Products
$0.578iy4
11-23
11-
10-
Rubber
Chemical
75c
1
L,__
Corp,
National
25c
10-10
12-
quar.)
10-15
50c
11-15
10-31
$1.11
—.,.—
;
B
1
—
10-10
10-10
$1.5b
11-
:
25
$1.04
pfd.
(quar,)
Co.
Co.
;
(quar.)
$5
Corp,
preferred
Davis
Co.
Corp,
preferred
—
preferred
5%
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.).
(quar.)—
.■
10
10-10
10-25
$1.24
:
Fund
1C-25
11-23
12-14
$1
57®
45c
56 74c
(quar.)
5
on
(quar.)
$3 preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
McGregor-Doniger, class A (quar.)
10-10
10-25
10-
40c
pfd.
Co., .Ltd.,
preferred
1
5
25
meet¬
stocx
Corp.
$150
10-
10-
10
directors'
a
Co
Rubber Com.
Life
Middlesex
11-
25
t75c
(quar.)
10-18
35c
$1.12Vt
&
on
Fund,,
&
20
10
15c
(quar.)
Bond
10-10
50c
Inspection
special
a
capital
Cement
Co,
A
60c
4'/2%
tne
&
Electric
Midwest
^
11-23
12
60c
(quar.)
Class
Michigan—
10-30
20
Co,
McCall
9-28
11-
5%
9
12
income)
Maytag
Class
boards)
(s-a)
at
Dec. 11
B
preferred
Massachusetts
11-
29
40c
5% pfd.
Marsh St,ee], new common (initial)
Marshall-Wells Co, 67®\ pfd. (quar.)
Maryland Casualty Co. (quar.)
9-18
10-31
$1.50
(quar.)__,_
Co, class
action, on
Hardart
income)
1
15c
(quar.)
(stock
preferred
5 y2 %
9-17
10-12
62'/2c
Boiler
&
Oil
9-28
9-30
10-26
25c
time)
Houston
10-19
5c
9-29
31 74c
(quar.)—
preferred
9
3174C
preferred
67®
9-22
10-15
10c
quar.)
:
:
4.44%
Maritime
1
10-15
25 %
;
vote
on
3c
Hudson I und, Inc.
$50c
10-19
10-
di¬
;
(initial
com.
Bleachery, Inc
Lynchburg Gas Co.
(quar.)
Macy (R. H.) & Co, 4%%
Manhattan
9-22
•
(quar.),—
472%
1
3%
preferred
preferred
Mallory (P. R.)
10-
Co.—
will
4%
10-11
stock
(quar.)
Cement
Mansfield Tire
10-19
420c
(quar.)
a
on
100%
Lowell
10-15
1
75c
Hotel Syracuse (N. Y.) common
4% preferred C (quar.)
10-
9-25
Indiana—
Horn
45c
1
9-25
1
75c
common
dividend
no
10-
9-20
1
pfd. (quar.),—
(Subject to ap¬
9-25
&
1
11-
(quar.>
took
9-29
10-
11-
int
(quar.)
this
10-19
8c
WatT Power
Hoe. (R.)
1
11-
11-
(quar.)
ben.
Light & Power
Stock
9-28
32 72c
(quar.)__
(quar.i
Marx
&
Products,
Hotels
Hilton
9-20
9-19
10-15
93%c
preferred
Manufacturing
1
10-11
10-11
21c
A
Powder
1
1
10-
1
12 72c
(quar:),.
proposal to split
a
21/a-fo',-l basis.1
9-20
11-
9
(Richmond, Va.)
4.167®
11-
16%c
Co, common (quar.).
3%%
preferred (quar.),.
9-28
$1.50
Insurance
Co., 4.50%
Consolidated
Textile
9-24
$1.75
(quar.)
Power
10-31
1
$50c
com.
(quar.)
Connecticut General
1
10-
(Toronto)
J
(C. G.), Ltd.,
12-
10-19
$1.75
(quar.)
com.
new
ing to be held
9-28
$0.2156
A
21
a
(Mo.)
Stockholders
9-29
10-19
$1.18%
of
Nov.
(quar.)
9-29
10-15
1
1012-
\
special
a
Co.
Star
8
15
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
London, Canadian Investment Corp, Ltd.—
$3 preferred
(quar.)
Lone
10-
18
50C
:
B
Co.
Life Insurance
9-29
45c
Hecht
$37c
Association
Extra
9-21
10-15
10-15
7 72c
(quar.)
Hayes Steel
25c
Fund
:
5
10c
pfd.
10-
$15c
!
Commonwealth Water Co., 5%%
10-20
10c
(s-a)
1
9-29
5674c
1
Industries
11-
10-15
$1
i
(quar.)
Co,
Corp. of America,
$1.25
9-28
11-15
10
23C
(quar.),_
:
Northrop,
Belt
11-30
10c
preferred
Link
%
25C
at
Louisiana Powdr & Light,. 4.967®
(quar.j
Steam
Co.
ance
Hat
10-10
*
(quar.)
Schaffner
Hayes
1
11
18c
Co
preferred A
5%
10-11
110c
t
Longhorn" Portland
com.
Ltd.
on
held
9-18
10-18
11-30
.
15c
vote
dividend
Leslie Salt
on
(quar.)
common
H-D
10-
t
(quar.)
Funds.,Series H-C7
Hamilton
Hart,
Co.—
1056
action
no
preferred
10-19
10-15
D. C.)
,
convert-ble
Series
40c
1
2 72 7®
divid.)
(quar.)
common
dividend
$2.40
10-
$1.25
time),
Employees Corp.
Co. (quar.)
Bros,
10-15
$1.25
L.)
Corp.
Halle
2nd
62 72C
(stock
(quar.),.
class
H.)
Corp.
3-15
27®
preferred (quar.)
Goodman Mfg. Co. (increased)
10-
12-15
4-1-57
27®
i.
preferred (qhar.),,
50c
$1.25
divi'd.)
12-31
$3
45/8%
Stock
preferred
$3
J.)
be
will
dividend
&
9-20
9-20
9-28
55c
•
10-15
20c
-
1
1
4%
;
Industries
(quar.)
Lawyers Title Insurance.Co.
Quarterly
Stock
10-10
1010-
25c
shares
(quar.)
rectors' proposal to declare
10-15
10-15
$1
Lanston
pay¬
Sept.
on
1
1
10c
La Consolidada
(S. A.), American
Lairaque Gold Mines, Ltd
!_
Lane Co, Inc, common,
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Langendorf United Bakeries, com.
3
11-
11-
5c
Stockholders
2
Co.—-
2
preferred
9-26
20c
1
Light
Co.,
meeting to
10-
9-29
$1
&
dividend.
on
held
Ltd.
(quar.
(quar.)
dividend
Forge
10-20
div.)
Inc.
Power
Farm Baking, common
preferred
(quar.),
$1
(quar.)
preferred
Heintz,
Central
(quar.)
Printing (quar.)
Kingwood Oil Co. (stock dividend)^
Koehring Co.
(quar.),,
Ry.—*
(quar.)
Inc,
3Cc
preferred
Note:
<quar.)
Eros,
&
4%
9-21
Co.,
Co.
preferred
Genesee Brewing,
r
Inc.—
Corp.
Inc.
Wares
$2.40
20c
preferred
1J-12
9-29
Gladding, McBean & Co.
interest
Commonwealth Stock Fund
5%
1
$1.50
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of
Class
5c
(quar.)
Banking
Consolidated
11-
$1.80
preferred
$2
(s-
Extra
Connecticut
$1.06
10-19
necessary regulatory
Investors Trust (Boston)..
10-15
9-30
(quar.),
(s-a)
preferred series
preferred
(quar.)
10-19
conv.
(stock
10-15
10-15
(quar.)
Color-Craft Products (quar.)
Combined Enterprises Ltd.
6%
preferred
11-
proval of the
10-15
Products
Finance
class
Corp.
General
10-25
:
Cold
preferred
$4.22
a
—
Garrett
50c
(quar.)
Coal
7%
10-12
10-
—
(quar.)
10-10
Inc.—
ClinchFeld
Conn
11-
1
1
Fund, ctfs.
Co.,'
B
1
$1.50
Illuminating
preferred
.
1
11-
1
took
preferred
Company
$1.2772
.
Association
(quar.)
Quarterly
effect
Tile
40c
(quar.)
Independent Telephone
preferred A (quar.)
Confederation
12-
11-
Machine,
Gannett
11-
$20c
(qui
(qui
(quar.)
Eond
to
(quar.)
11.12
11-
Trust—
non-cumulative
Composite
45c
$1.09
11-
(Canada),
&
11-20
—
Quarterly
10c
this
Co.
$203
.)
Co.
Mutual
Brick
12-
iquar.)
5%
(quar.)
Gear &
preferred
75 c
9-18
preferred
Chemical-T-
Galveston-Houston
$37c
(t
preferred
5%%
11-20
$4.36
37y2c
(quar.),,
&
12-
10-31
10-31
;
(quar.)
Machinery
9-18
3c
10-31
$10c
com.
"
Corp. (Wash.
Utilities
preferred
10-10
11-
10-
common
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric, common
Kropp
preferred
Telephone
9-18
15c
11-15
>
Ltd.,
Fund Insurance (San Fran.) (quar.)
Public
10-10
10-
11-23
28c
7%
Corp,
111C-
2Jc
8-31
9-28
4.%
General Corp.,
common^
preferred series A (quar.).j 1
Firemans
10-IO
8-31
Jersey
Financial
10-10
1
2
5
$93%c
div.
N.
(Directors
1
11-
20c
j
preferred (quar.)
Investors Mortgage Co. (Bridgeport, Conn.)
a
(quar.)
Filing Equipment Bureau, Inc.—: v
4% partic. preferred (quar.)_^
$2.25
9-23
$ 12c
(quar.)
Kable
(stock
at
9-28
10-15
Ltd.—
(quai.)
Loan
9-20
10-15
c
$40c
6%
in
(quar.),,—
payment
11-
$1
.
Power
Co.
common
$37 »/2
2
22 72C
$1.1772
beneficial
Investors,
Commercial
on
inc.
Fund
9-20
$1.75
(quar.)
common
Cement
Coke
Felters
Frito
Citizens
5%
stk.
20%
a
(quar.)
B
tl5c
com.,,
10-
22 72C
A
preferred
Federated
1
37 72c
Inc.,,
&
preferred
10-
8c
(quar.)
Insurance
Stores,
Metal
Investors
10-15
10-
directors'
a
(quar.)
1
10-
3
Ltd.,
Champion Industries,
Colonial
9
Jersey
(quar.)
10
Ltd,
:
(quar,)
preferred
1
$60c
1
(Newark,
A
10-
50c
(quarj
Charleston Transit
$4.50
10-
10-10
6%
1
10-
$50c
dividend)
Class
1
3%%
(quar.)
(stock
Oil
Powders,
(quar.)
11-
Y.)—
10-
(s-a)
;
15
11-
$1.10
(quar.)__
Portland
Common
9
9-20
31 %c
(N.
A pref.
(quar.)
Financial, common
B
9-20
9-27
$15c
Ltd.
on
Life
com.
8
9-27
(Mass.)—
(quar.)
Breweries,
class
i2y2c
Federal Services Finance
A
$0.5889
5%
10-
10-22
50c
9
special meeting
a
(quar.)
Mfg.,
10-
$1.75
Quarterly
Farrington
10-10
10-10
3772c
,
9-21
25c
Vickers, Ltd.
Plastics, Inc
Cleveland
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-20
$1.10
:
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
Interior
1
;
Traders
1
1
11-30
7bc
Holdings, Ltd. (interim)
Leece-Neville
Corp.
(quar.)
&
$0.1862
Chicago
International
11-
3772c
(quar.)
9-28
Ltd.-
)
5%
Corp.
Brewing
Mfg.
4%%
(quar.)
Mills,
Central-Kansas
Millwork
Falstaff
25c
-
(quar.)
Cedar Point Oil Field
Century
9-28
1
action
no
1
(quar.)
Bronze
preferred
11-
(increased),.
Class
—__
preferred
Coal
10-22
6%
45c
.'
common
meeting
Co.
Federal
Co.—
Co.
preferred
Certificates
co.
9-21
•
Central
Empire
J94C
(quar .)
(quar.)
Canadian
Carbide
took
at
Mfg.
4%
50c
International
Phonograph—
1
$1.0374
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Capital
9-15
10-26
(quar.)
1
7 Jc
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
Gas
Co.
Fire
1
.'.
10-
25c
;
80c 2nd participating
preferred
California-Oregon Power, common
Camden
ment
(interim)
Quarterly
Class
(accum.)
&
Co.
1111-
58%c
;
Ltd.
Commerce
10-12
quar.)
Talc
A
.
55%c
(quar.)
$1,25
preferred
Industrial Bank of
11-15
div.)
10-
50c
I
(A. M.) Co., 7% preferred
Calaveras l and & Timber Cor
5.10%
(Directors
5
Carolina)
Byers
6%
10-
5
25c
effect
to
(initial
pref.
(quar.).
Inc.
Interstate
(quar.)
Radio
Sugar
10-10
Massachusetts Street
1st
11-
1
Buzzards B ;y Gas Co.—
California
6%
12-
50c
Oil,
Burger Brewing
4.70%
Eastern
Emerson
Farmers
$1.25
-
Forest
Borough
linen
4.70%
51c
:
Imperial Chemical industries
10-10
11-15
the common)
on
10-10
preferred
preferred
10-12
pfd.
(stock
Magnesia
10-15
20C
(quar.)
Assurance Co.
preferred
1st
split
common
preferred
10-28
75c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.50
Industries
io-ao
10-10
1
10-
19
the
(stock
1
1
10-19
(accum.)
Corp.
Fanner
50c
(quar.)
com.
Machinery
4.40%
Caldwell
preferred
111111-
10-22
7Vi% preferred (quar.),
Duquesne Natural Gas Co.—
$1.50
10-10
10-10
52V2c
11-15
Pont Co.'of Canada Securities,
9-24
$12 720
prior
Du
10-11
5" C
__
;
common
4.40%
6%
1
25c
(extra)
at
40C
(quar.)
Columbia
Hill
10-
11-
30c
(increased)
Nov.
split
10-19
1
1
1772c
vote
basis and
1
11-
11-
53 Vic
25c
dividend payments.
Ducommun Metals
&
Supply
1
750
common
preferred
Creek
2-for-l
11-
63c
5ic
1
(quar.)
25c
Works,
43 %c
1.—
___»
Edison,
Brooklyn
10-19
$1.50
(quar.)
^
Ltd.
on
proposal to
10-
J23C
Quarterly
Buck
15c
(quar.)
held
(Syracuse)
(quar.)
British-American
Bunker
be
J
1
25c
(quar.).
Glass Co.,
Ltd.
Industries, Inc.—
to
10-15
(qaur.)
50c
(quar.)
Engineering
1
30c
'
(quar.)
Indian Head Mills,
$1.25
(quar.)
11-
(quar.).
_l
com.
10-15
$1
(quar.)
preferred
Imperial
payments
pfd.
11-
1
preferred
4.42%
9-20
5
9-25
11-22
11-
preferred
4.26%
9
10-
Holder9
4.20%
.
3
10-19
1
10-15
1
4.08%
applicable
(quar.)
Dominion
Dresser
10-
preferred
(quar.);
A
common
Bridge,
Dominion
10-30
10-
440c
(quar.),
Commercial, 6%
Dominion
9-24
$7.87V2
(quar.).,;
preferred
10-31
?5c
Brooklyn
Co.,
preferred
10c
Mlg. Co
insurance
Briggs-Weavcr
70c
9-19
9-28
of
,,
Products,
Dohrmann
9-28
10-15
2%
'
Tunnel
preferred
New
11-10
$1.1272
British
$1.50
10-15
5c
10c
40c
(quar.)
Match
Doeskin
5%
'
4.25%
B
3-for-2
10-
J75c
Quarterly
Boston
Class
Diamond
3% "
(quar.)
,,,
class
Eastern
10-
11-
common
(quar.)
conv.
(quar.)
Fruit,
Eastern
10-
11-
2 %
Co.
Canada
&
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Ridge
Vilbiss
25c
(quar.),
;
Co.,
Inc.
W.)
10-
Co,
4.08%
10-
$1.25
(quar.)—:
A
15
Payable of Rec.
13%c
(quar.)
Power
(quar.)
pfd.
6%
Steam^ Turbine
Giorgia
10-
15
Paper Co., Ltd.—
Works
pre erred
(E.
10 25
15
30c
(qu:
(quar.)
&
Caldwell
Foods,
Bliss
3
11-20
8
10
5c
prefened
Stockyards,
preferred
(quar.)
5%
De
Detroit
Emhart
(quar.)
Gas
:1
12-
J23C
-
Railroad
6%
10-
Co.
Illinois
9-15
N
Power
Berkshire
13-15
10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Beacon Associates, common (quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.),,,
Belt
1
Co.—
Co.
Iron
11-
13-1
5%
(quar.)
9
31c
■
B
&
10-15
Brick
10-10
(quar.),;
Co.,
Co.,
10-31
1
$2 50
dividen
(stbck
(quar.)
Baldwin Rubber Co.
A
11-
1
11-
$1.02'-'a
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Eathurst
1
12-
Illinois
10-16
10-15
1953.
Dairies
Inc.
Laval
Eastern
preferred
&
12-
12
15,
Water
Stockholders will
SI.08%
.
convertible
Finance
9
4%
10-15
t7c
payment
quarterly
Days.rom,
13-10
1
RR.—
com.
Ltd.
Nichols
10-
lib
$1
;
Co
Corp.,
convertible
10-23
11
$1.08%
(quar.)
non-cumulative
Steels,
10
(nuav.)
(quar.)_—
Steel
10-22
±30c
(quar.)
preferred
Credit
c
25c
pfd.
Jan,
six
Davidson-Boutell
De
TVc
5
9-25
$$1.31%
4%
Co.,
preferred
Coast
1
10-
56 V4c
(quar.)
preferred
Belmont
10-15
10-
Ry.—
common
2nd
Beaton
11-
2Zc
quarj—
4.35%
Class
10-15
10-31
$6272c
4.35%
Class
10-19
t.6Jc
(quar. )_*_____
Atlantic City Electric
-
11-
12-12
11-1
12 72c
(accum.)____
special of $6.75
a
first
Crystal
Davenport
10-19
10-15
$20e
(quar.)
(quar.)
(initial
common
$1.20
11-
$56%c
(quar.)
from
Daitch
Di
21
9
$i5c
common
preference
Athes-Imperiul,
Auto
9-21
11-
12"-
(quar.)
2nd
Austin,
9-24
75c
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
20c
1
9-28
$1.75
47a
Atlas
9-24
11-
and
the
3
1
10-
$6
Aro Equipment
5%
12-
10-
:
*
Atlas
12-17
3772c
:
Tobacco
Corp., Ltd.,
Atlantic
10 24
10-
65c
Wire & Cable Co
Atlantic
11-15
3lc
cuar.)
Life
9-14
30c
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
Steamship Co
4.10%
10-17
1
SI
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
4V2%
preferred
(quar.)
New;
9-20
1
25c
(increased
Anaconda
$2.50
1
10-
SI.25
Sumatra
$2.40
to
6272c
(quar.)
American
Argus
$1.12 V2
10-19
11-
1-2-57
1
Mfg.
Insurance (Toronto)
Packing, 4y2%
pfd.
Representing
a
quarterly
1
Smelting & Refining—
preferred
Class
10-15
$1
(quar.)
preferred
7%
1
11 19
25c
(quar.)
Corp. (monthly)__
American Natural
American
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.13
Cudahy
5O2
(quar.),,
com.
Products
American-Marietta Co., common
5%
Crown
10-11
10-
12-12
17 72c
(Boston)
(quar.)
Package
10-
preferred
Home
Creamery
10-11
772c
(quar.)
12-12
preferred
When
Share
1-2-57
(quar.)
Fund, Inc
Insurance. Co.
of Company
1-2-57
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc. (quar.)
Corporative Investors,' Ltd., class A__
Beverage Corp. (stock dividend).:
Craftsman
Name
Hycon Mfg, 5y2% preferred (quar.)
Hydrometals, Inc. (stock div.)
Hygrade Foods, 5% preferred B (quar.)
$1.04
-
Cott
Counselor's Investment
10-19
Per
of Rec.
11-20
$1.12%
^
Transportation
Holders
Payable
55c
L
(quar.),,,
3
12V2c
(quar.)
pfd.
...
series)
Co.
preferred
$4.52
8
Mills—
convertible
(quar.)
11-
10c
(quar.)
American Colortype Co. (N. J.)
Discount
(quar.)
preferred
10-
5%
American Can Co.
American
3
preferred
15c
quar.)__
div.)_
(quar.)
Alloys Corp., 6%
11-
$4.16
10c
A
Mills
Amalgamated
•
class
Products
of Rec.,
(quar.)
com.
$4.50
Continental
When
Share
'
Consumers Power Co.,
7V2c
____
Engineering,
Control
Holders
Payable
40c
,
—
Adams
Air
When
Share
Company
Per
Name of Company
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
we
(1355)
2
9-20
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1356)
Per'
Share
Name of Company
*35c
preferred
Machine
11-15
10-15
11-15
10-15
Walker
12- 1
11- 1
11-15
10-15
50c
11-
1
10-22
Warner Co.
25c
pfd.
4.24%
Co..
Power
(quar.)
(quar.)_:
9-29
11- 1
11- 1
Washington Gas Light iquar.)
Waterbury-Farrcl Foundry 3c Machine
1
9-18
10-10
10-10
10-10
10-10
1-15-57
1-15-57
9-29
12-14
12-14
9-14
(quar.)___^-__
Co.
Gear
&
Perry-Fay Co.
Philadelphia Electric Co., 3.80%
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)_
4.40%
preferred
95c
$1.07%
$1.10
$1.17
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
_i.—____
•
4.68%
preferred (quar.)
Philippine Lang Distance
Common
Pictorial
20c
15c
,
Pioneer
20c
12-15
12-
Stevens
18c
10-12
Chemical
Finance
(accum.)__
62%c
iquar.)30c
(quar.)
30c
10-20
—
3.60%
Co.,
preferred
Fund
B
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.25
90c
$1.17%
-
(quar.)
ment
25c
*
Extra
Co.,
partic. class A
(quar.)
50c
11-
11-
1
50c
11-
1
A
1
Island
Richmond,
tl5c
__
25c
approval)
Electric
Protective
&
Co.
Co.
Metal
,!
10-15
Abitibi
4
10-25
10-
4%
1
10-
1
4
9-24
Acadia-Atlantic
$1.20
common
(quar.)
9-24
Acme
4
9-24
4
9-24
$1.10 conv. preferred (quar.)
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.
10-25
10-10
40c
Aluminum
Stock
Aetna
12-
1
11-15
Aetna
Life
$1.23%
12-
1
11-15
Affiliated
4%
;
____
(initial
quar.)
Co.—
in
mid-October
on
a
proposed 2%-for-one
existing 50-guilder shares-.
convertible
preferred
to
split
,1.
of
A
(quars)__
50c
(quar.)
Stores Co., 6%
preferred
Industries, Inc. (quar.)
Inc. (stock dividend)—
One
share
each
of
for-one
stock
common
share
held
so
split
6%
preierred
4%%
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
Calif.
Southern
Colorado
$4.72
6%
Industrial
Co.,
7%
Southern
37%c
Standard
Mill ng
Co.
Co.,
s
N.
C.)
59c
(quar. 1
Standard
$1.75
9c
10c
_____
(quar.)___
5c
Equipment
Co.
Steel
Parts
of
Investment
Canada
Corp.
Extra
(quar.)__
Corp.,
common
pfd.
conv.
(1954
series)
iquar.)
Talon.
Inc.,
class
A
Teck-Hughes Gold
Terre
Title
Ltdf.
Co.,
$2.50
Toledo
conv.
(Minn.)
pfd.
Edison
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
4%%
'
(quar.)__„
(quar.)____
preierred
(quar.)____
(N.
Y.i
A
common
Temper Corp.,
Chemical
Common
5%
&
4% %
United-Cigar-Whelan
preferred
$3.50
preferred
Printers
Stock
8.
Industries,
4%%
S.
Van
dividend
preferred.
Radium
De
(Direct<*rs
stock
at
omitted
this
_■
Dutch
0x1
10-
9-7
9-25
11-15
1
9-24
12-10
11-16
1
9-14
10-
1-1-57
10- 1
Common
n-
2
10-19
4%%
11-15
10-24
11-15
10-24
11-15
12-
10-15
11-
10-24
1
10-11
10-
1
1
10-10
10-15
10-
1
8
10-27
10-
12-
11-16
12_
1
12-
1
1
ii.ig
11-16
11-15
11-
1
10-15
10-
10-15
q
5
28
11-1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
10-15
9-23
n
«ft
Q
11-30
11
I
11-
in
10
9
n_
,
10
..
11-30
10-31
io-31
lo-ll
10-10
5-
•
$1.25
!
50c
12-14
preferred
9-17
9-15
1
9-15
10-31
10-15
10-
1
9-17
40c
10-
5
9-19
10-
5
9-19
18%c
(quar.)
Insurance
10- 5
,9-19
10-
3
9-21
10-
1
9-6
75c
10-
1
(quar.)
25c
$1.25
$1.25
11-
1
10-19
10-15
1
25c
1
9-14
10-20
9-21
10-20
1
1
9-13
9-14
1
9-14
3%%
' 93%c
10-
1
87 %c
10-
1
9-4
45c
10-
1
9-7
$1.50
10-
1
(quar.).____
Cyan&mid C<
American
American
Fire
&
Casualty
(Orlando)—
Quarterly
American
$6
Hair
Hard
&
Stock
Felt,
20c
25c1
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
$1.50
Hardware
American
Home
Insurance
(quar.)__
Products
.___
5 % %
Investment
of
(monthly)—
Newark
(N.
Machine
preferred
4 Va %
Manufacturing
Metal
10-10
Co.,
preferred
q
10-
1
Molasses
Co.
15c
10_
8
q_9St
American
National
Fire
A
of
93%C,
11-
1
jibe
10-
1
a-15
10-
1
9-15
t55c
—
A
12-
1
11-15
(quar.)—
pfd.
Baldwin
9-15
10- 1
9-13
11-1
9-15
Baltimore
preferred
Gas
(quar.)
Stores
(quar.)
6%
pfd.
(quar.)__—_—
(quar.)
common
(Joseph)
Hydro-Electric,
Bangor
7%
(increased)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
% % preferred (quar.)
4
Bank
of
6%
Yoik
New
preferred
Bankers
Steel
Barium
Brothers
Barker
4%%
Basic,
Co.
of
Corp.,
1
9-21
10-
1
9-21
Bausch
&
Lomb
9-14
3%
10-10
25c
10- 8
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
(quar.)
—
—-
$1.12%
27%c
7%c
(quar.)
Distilling
9-4
1
%
preferred
$1.40
(quar.)_
preferred
Belgium
Stores
Beneficial
Ltd.,
Bessemer
8
10-
&
of Canada
Life
1
9-28
9-14
1
1
1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
125c
135c
50c
117%c
125c
15c
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
11- 1
10-1
12- 3
9-10
84%c
$1.12%
Mfg.
Co.
&
dividend)
Son,
4.25%
7%
Corp.,
pfd.
Texas)
American
Optical
Petroleum
(quar.)
American
Potash
Cnemical,
Co.
10-15
9-20
12-28
12-10
—
(quar.)—
50c
10-
1
9-15
(quar.)__—
10-15
50c
10-31
10-15
Stock
Class
A
Stock
$4
&
25c
12-15
12-
1
3%
com,
(quar.)
dividend
1-9-57
12-
1
(quar.)
25c
12-15
12-
1
dividend
3%
1-9-57
12-
1
preferred A (quar.)
$1
12-15
12-
1
75c
10-10
10-
1
15c
10-10
10-
1
$1.25
12-20
12-10
10-
Gas &
Valley
1
9-
7
9-20
9-20
9-20
10- 1
10-20
10-15
10-15
10-10
10-
1
9-17
10-
1
9-17
10- 1
11-15
12-22
10-31
10-10
9-20
9-20
9-28
$1.06%
25c
75c
(quar.)
\
-
9-14
12-
8
Co.—
preferred
Corp.
$1.37%
preferred
20c
45c
60c
'—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Herald-Traveler
Boston
Insurance
Boston
&
Maine
—
87%c
87%c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Boston
Stock
10-
Electric—
(quar.)
(George W.)
BOurbon
9-15
9-14
25c
Co
Borg-Warner Corp., common
3%%
9-14
25c
25c
(quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
Book-of-the-Month Club
(quar.)
3%%
1
10- 1
10- 1"
10- 1
20c
$1.25
10c
(quar.)
common
5%%
Borg
9
10- 1
11- ^
Inc
C.)
9
2-
9-14
50c
$1.75
35c
—
Water
Ltd.,
preferred
(quar.)
Tobacco, common
(H.
11-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Bohack
Co.—
9*29
9-17
10-15
75c
Bros.
6%
^
3-1-57
preferred "A" (quar.)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
&
«
Cement
(quar.)_
Saco
Machine
9-14
t
I50c
35c
&
9-10
Co.—
(quar.)
Hats,
9-14
20c
2%
~
Extra
Biddeford
9-14
15c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Limestone
preferred
Bloch
9-28
1
Insurance—
(stock
preferred
$1.50
Bessemer
$1
9-14
10-15
10- 5
5
(initial)
Co.
Lake Erie RR.
&
Blackstone
10-
7%
5%'
Standard
Watch
,4%
9-14
9-14
10-
—
common
Bird
9-21
pfd.
(quar.)—
pfd. (quar.)
Mfg. Co., common—
Ltd.,
Hardware
9-28
11-21
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
9-28
1
(quar.)
A
Common
10-15
1
class
(quart)
RR.
bekung-Corticelli,
New
9-14
H0c
prior
preferred
Creek
Beech
10-15
10-
9-14
10«101010-
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Lumber,
Bird
12-
91-29
55c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Bros.,
Beaver
9-14
1
9-26
1%%
1
(quar.)___—
common
convertible
Bicklord's J.nc.
10-
9-18
10-
110c
Foods,
3%%
Beatty
25c
$1
(quar.)—
dividend
Stock
Eeatrice
9-14
9-27
10- 1
10- "1
10- 1
10- 1
11- 1
65c
common
B)
Bibb
1
(
56%c
$1.43%
$1
(quar.)
Corp.
(James
Bethlehenf'Steel
1
9-10
9-14
(initial)
com.
new
Optical,
preferred
Baystate
Beam
9-14
10-
9-10
10- 5
10-15
—
preferred
9-19
10-
1
9-10
Manufacturing Co.
1
30c
9-10
10-
10- 1
70c
(quar.)
Bath Iron Works Corp. (quar.)__
Bell
9-17
10-
5%
preferred (quar.)
Inc., 5%% preferred
4% %
4 Vis
9-14
10- 1
62%c
Bastian-Blesslng (quar.)
Bates
9-14
10- 1
Npw
dividend)
(stock
9-14
10- 1
10- 5
10-20
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
9-28
9-28
12-31
10c
47%c
$1.75
$1
$1.06
$2.50
'2.
Y.)
9-28
9-20
Y.)—
(N.
Life Insurance
(N.
10-10
35c
dividend)-
(stock
Trust
Oil
Corp.
(quar.)
National
Jersey
Bankers
Barber
(quar.)_
Commercial
9-10
9-21
$1.50
'
4%
Bankers
10- 1
40c
(
(quar.).
com.
9-20
9-10
10- 1
10-15
10-15
1-15-57
10- 1
$1.12%
$1
& Sons
1
10-
50c
50o
12%c
$1.50
$1.50
(quar.)—
1
9-17
10- 1
10- 1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—;
Inc.
10- 1
20c
5c
1
;
10-
10-29
18%c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Bancohio Corp. (quar.)
Bancroft
40c
—
4%
9
20c
(Galv.
9-21
1
50c
profits).
4%%
„
Insur.
10-
in¬
from
(5c
security
(quar.)
& Electric,
10-
2%c
National
5
10- 1
5c
Inc.
net
Co.
Piano Co.,
preferred
d%
10-
17%c
Common
10-
tl7%c
<quar.)|
!
Hardware
Industries,
25c
25c
Insurance
9-20
1
America—
common
Co.
&
9-19
$1.12%
Quarterly'
American
Baker..
common
Baker
$1.25
(quar.)
9-17
10-
•
American
9-23
9b
Welt
Paint
97%c
;
$1
5%
Wilcox
&
Backstay
Badger
Binks
Co._
9-13
35c
from
class
9-21
Ltd.,
(quar.)
4
9-10
10-15
10-. 1
(quar.)
pfd.
Corporation (quar.)
T.), Inc. (quar.):
Babcock
9-29
10-
Co.—
Is.
5
9-
-10- 1
:
7%
Co.
Inc., 4%
1
$1.3*1%
Foundry
(quar.)
(s-a)
Corp.,
35c
10- 9
(Ill.iffi
&
9-
10- 1
30c
12%c
(B.
Biltmore
preferred (quar.)
American
11-30
J.)—
(quar.) Jf™_
preferred
3.90%
12-15
65c
Co.
Corp.
9-10
$1
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fund "B,"
25c
(quar.)
Semi-annual
American
Co.
1%
Rubber, common
dividend
American
I.
Benrus
7
J*
preferred
American
M.
Belknap
preferred series C
(quar.)
preferred series D
(quar.)
American Express ($10 par) (increased quar.)
American Felt Co., 6%
pfd. (quar.)
9-10
-
10-11
2%%
(quar.)__
A
dividend
Foods,
B.
9-15
preferred
1
quarterly
B/G
9-4
3 % %
43%c
(quar.)
1
10-
9-18
1
10-
J15c
Plan
plus
Babbitt
9-28
101010-
(quar.)!
common
10-
tl5c
A
1
Industries, Ltd.—
class
Canteen
Products,
9-14
10-
30c
$1.12%
preferred
1
tl6%c
class
Ltd.,
Extra
25c
Sugar,
9-18
Hardware
preferred
Thrift
come
Theatres
(quar.)
9-14
10-
(quar.)
Axe-Hougiiton
9-14
10-
Q-97
1
56%c
5 % %
Atlas
9-6
87%c
(quar.)
Co., 7%
B
Automatic
4%
25c
(quar.)
:
com.
Class
(St.
Co.
Co., common
Corp.,
10-
9-12
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
Crystal
5%
1
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Broadcasting-Paramount
Can
25c
9-11
9-11
9-7
9-12
1
10-
;
Arma
American
2%
9-20
10-
10-
B
American
2%
I
9-7
1
10-20
10-
35c
35c
(quar.)__;
A
10-15
flOc
,
payment
vSJfSuSS
Bosch
preferred
preferred
10-15
10"10
iquar. 1
9-14
9-14
9-15
9-7
9-14
9-24
—
American
(quar.)
time).
American
10-15
c
1
75c
(quar.)
1
87i/
(qupr.,____
Holland
Note
Book Co.
10-31
"
Corp—
_______
Corp.
Kamps
10-15
1
Publishers, Inc.—
common
Bank
preferred
11-
e0c
(quar.)
&
11-
30c
30c
10-31
6y"c
' Class B ((iuar '
Industrial"CoVp'.'Tsto'ck dYvZJZZIZZIZ
United
6%
American
_
93%c
(quar.)
com.
Automobile
American
5%
Corp.—
""Z
.»
30c
(quar.)
com
(quar.)
American
5%.
^E5xtra^CrP°rat*CnS
United
Louis)
5%
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)________
Stores
American
9-27
30c
Calif,
9-27
$1.22%
(quar.)
of
10-
8
9-28
Rilter,
Air
American
(quar.)
Oil Co.
10-
1
Line—
Materials
preferred
Union
11-15
10-10
*10-
5
10-
63%c
5%
1
10-
75c
50c
;
America*
!2on!/Preffred.(qUar-'
preferred (quar.)
Union
10-
10-8
5c
4.90%
True
1
f30c
iquar.)
Transcontinental Gas Pipe
10-
5c
20c
18%c
(quar.)
5% preferred
preferred (quar.)
5% convertible pfd.
10-19
20c
Building Association, Ltd. (quar.)
Trans-Caribbean Airways, Inc.
(Del l—
1
(quar.)
$7
1
$1.06%
_________
iquar.)
Traders
Class
11-
11-15
$1 14
4.25%
Trust
9-29
17%c
__
(quar.)
&
9-20
$1.06%
preferred
Bank
Aggregates,
35c
lquar.)_,
4.o6%
Trade
Petroleum
American
10-15
62%c
1
12-
(quar.)_.
Special
10-15
"■
1
20c
(quar.)
10-
93%c
Co.
9-20
-
10-15
f5c
Corp.
$2
; 12%c
iquar.)
Sugar
25c
is-a)
Mfg.
Insurance
10-
20c
Mines
America,
preferred
conv.
25c
Malleable &
Haute
Thermoid
6%
Amalgamated
35c
_______
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Goods Mfg. (quar.)
30c
(quar.)
B (quar.)
preferred (s-a)
1
1
1
10- 1
<s-a)__
preferred
]5c
Class
4%
preferred
of
65c
Separator, common iquar.)
preferred (quafj
1
Superior Steel Corp.
(quar.J___________^._
6%
10-
1010-
Mfg. Co.—
Co.
America#
Superior
9-14
9-14
9-26
9-15
1
1
}
10-31
65c
1
1
10- 3
10-
(quar.)_
common
10- 1
Refining Co.—
3.75% preierred B (quar.)__
Atlantic Wholesalers Ltd., class
9-20
Amalgamated Leather Companies—
isc
(quar.)
1010-
1
(quar.)_
35c
t$1.50
9-21
10-
9-14
$1.06'A
Aluminum
I2%c
(quar.)___I
1
10-
(quar.)—_
10-22
(quar.)—
Investment Co.
Stock
10-
25c
(quar.)
3%
;
Auto-Soler
9-14
30c
preferred
dividend)
Atlantic
10-31
1
1
9-14
10-15
—_
1
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Increased
1010-
$1.75
:
1
1
joc
12- 3
$1.50
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
9-14
9-14
60c
City Electric (quar.)
Atlantic Company (quar.)
Atlantic Greyhound Corp., 4%
10-31
Steel.
(Alan)
6%
10-11
1
11-
7%c
Wood
Co.,
11-
11-
1
31 %c
•_
10-22
12- 3
$3
Equipment Co.
preferred
3.75%
60c
6c
310c
$1.05
$1.15
(s-a)
11-15
10-
$2
5.20%
$3.75
10-10
i0c
Motors, Inc
Paper (quar.)
Greene
Aluminum
n_
3:35c
Extra
Stubnitz
9-21
9-24
9-29
n_15
25c
(s-a)_____
60c preferred (quar.)
Suburban Propane Gas Corp.—
5.20% conv pfd. (1952 series)
&
convertible
American
(Boston)
(quar.)
dividend
Steel
9-24
9-7
9-17
9-7
9-21
5c
50c
(s-a)__—
Business Machines, Inc.
Amerada
Electric
Strathmore
Corp.,
Thermal
Allison
10-10
10- 1
-10- 1
10- 1
34%c
34%c
(quar.)
9-14
10-1
10-
(stock
Electrical
Avon
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$4 prior
Stores Corp.,
1
9-28
10-
10-22
$0.1719
Corp.
Ltd.
Stock
10-10
25c
_____
__
Sterling
10-11
Mfg.—
(Increased quar.)
Standard-Thomson Corp.—
5%% conv. preferred (quar.)
Steel
1
A
common
Laboratories
Allied
8
8%c
(quar.)
preferred
Electric
Allied
25c
Properties
8treet
11-
9-29
Inc.,
common
(R. C.)
Allied
9-28
25c
(quar.)
Railway
Inc.,
Alleghany
Allen
(see
Paper Mfg.
preferred
Aldens,
10-11
1
5c
Products
7%
10-
.
(quar.)
Steel
Wood.
75c
(quar.)
Standard
State
11-
1
—
___
A
10-
10-15
(accum.)
class
5
10-15
10-15
17%c
Fund
Materials
10-
.
10-15
(quar.)
59c
pfd.
1
10-25
(quar.)___!_
com.
30c
Ice
11-
Co., 4.20%
Products,
Allen
Quarterly
Southern
Standard
10-15
$1.12%
A
preierred (quar.)
Fire Insurance (Durham,
B
11-23
40c
(quar.)
Southern
Class
Alco
9-28
11-8
6%c
B
Co.
participating,
10-15
9-18
.
preferred
10- 1
10- 1
$1.08
25c
25c
Year-end
Associated
1
'$1.18
(quar.)
tl8c
Associated
10-
9-15
>
H.)
9-20
10- 1
:—
(quar.)
class A
(quar.)
(J.
11- 1
10-10
327%c
Co., class A (quar.)
& Discount, Inc.—
Vicksburg Ry.
Albermarle
5
37%c
._
2nd
Southern
5
10-
4%%
__
pfd.
Power,
preferred
.$4.72
10-
145c
________
(quar.)
Gas,
10-15
30c
Lindsay & Curr (quar.)
Pittsburgh Water Co.—
South
10-31
10-10
10-10
B
1
9-25
10-17
B
Associates
40c
preferred
30c
(quar.)
inc.)
(quar.)
&
Class
Class
10-
7
25c
Atlantic
60c
65c
net
(quar.)
Akron, Canton St Youngstown RR.
Alabama
9-1
9-7
9-7
9-1
9-28
$1.16%
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
Temple,
11-13
10-15
Corp.
Ash
9-10
"
from
convertible
30c
Shawinigan Water & Power Co. iquar.)
Shopping Bag Food Stores (Cal.)-—
Sibley,
4'
Arundel
9-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible preferred
Alan
20c
—
Co.
10-
1
1
1
1
10101010-
\
(quar.)
Air Products
4.60%
(resumed)
Co.
(quar.
5%%
1
Holderi
12-10
10-15
9-29
10- 1
10- 1
Hegeman Electric
Carpet
10- 1
10- 1
lquar.)__
Inc.
Alabama Power
two-
10-16
Extra
Co.
Co.
5%%
9-25
10-19
When
Payable of Rec.
10c
Insurance
Investment
Arrow-Hart
9-
$1.75
(quar.)
27%c
$1
•
Surety
&
Fund,
B
10- 5
1$1.13%
(quar.)
preferred
Class
9-15
Power
preferred
4.32%
9-14
(quar.)
preferred
Armstrong Rubber,
$4
<s-a)_
Casualty
Common
10-15
1
9
for
par)
effect
Security Storage (Washington, D. C.) (quar.)
Shakespeare
1
1011-
_
Security Banknote Co.
11-
25c
($1
to
as
9-28
37%c
(quar.).
Aid
10-19
10-15
120c
—
Schaffer
10-31
$1
Schenley
Schick,
Services
Quarterly
Ahlberg Bearing
(
class
Co.,
1
9-24
10- 1
10- 6
10-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
Arkansas Power*& Light—
Ltd.—
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd., common—
5%%
preferred
(s-a)
Agricultural Insurance (Watertown, N. Y.)—-
Inc.—
Map Co
&
10-
1
30c
Inc.-
Arkansas-Missouri
9-24
10-
Ltd.
Co.
Cameras,
Argus
4.65%
45c
Alloys
Insurance
$1.02%
Scarfe
9-21
$1
$42%c
dividend
Aero
Sanborn
9-21
Chemical
10-12
10- 3
150c
170c
Inc.
(quar.).
Cable Co
Ansul
9-28
1
Co.,
Anthes-Imperial Co., Ltd., $5.25 pfd.
Apex Electrical Mfg., 7%
prior pfd.
9-23
11-
Development
9-19
10-15
.
15%C
conv.
9-19
1
3%
4
10-
Aetna
Foods,
9-28
9-28
330c
10-
11-15
Fine
Ansonla
tl2%c
10-
11-15
W
Refineries,
$1
11-15
S &
(quar.)_.
$1
1
meet
12-14
Ashdown
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
1
will
11-15
12-31
$28 %c
class
1
the
11-30
Quarterly
Anheuser-Busch,
-
(quar.)
preferred
Sugar
12-
vote
Ltd.—
Co.
Paper
convertible
12-
Shareholders
10-15
Share
Abltibl Power it Paper Ltd. (Increased (quar.)
9-21
10-
&
12-
K
10-31
11-
7
9-14
9-10
,
Artloom
preferred (quar.)
Abbott Laboratories, common
10-12
10-15
Power
$1
Petroleum
Anglo-Newfoundland
J56%c
%%
$1.18%
preferred
8
25c
iquar.)
(quar.)
$1
________
preferred F (quar.)__
preferred H (quar.)
Dutch
1
10-
&
9-
1
10-10
15c
1
10-
Wire
10-
10- 1
10r26
115c
30c
10-
10-29
50c
pfd.
9-11
$1
10-15
Per
$1.02%
U.
preferred
Electric Corp.,
conhuon
10-15
$1.50
$1.11
—
4.44
Works'—
Boiler
&
Anderson
we
Common
preferred I (quar.)
4.10% preferred J (quar.)
U.
Electric,
(quar.)
Hocking Glass Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
7c
7c
20c
(quar.)
common
(quar.—
County
Electronics
Anchor
7c
_____—
8-31
*9-11
$2.35
pfd. (initial)Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills (quar.)
$2.80 preferred
(auar.)_;
10-19
1
2
10- 2
$1.50
25c
45c
(quar.)
11-
1
10-
10-
22%c
(quar.)
pfd.
25c
_
—
preferred
Y.
6%
25c
(monthly)—
—
4%%
4.95%
Amphenol
Co.,
50c
—1
(quar.)
Stores
4.10%
Royal
9
50c
Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)
Tobacco
9-28
10-19
$1.75
37%c
_____
Name of Company
10-13
$1
(quar.)__.
(extra)
guaranteed (extra)Rochester Gas & Electric,
9-21
10-
preceding table.
RR.—
7%
4%
1
10-25
11-
$2
(quar.)
___
obligations
guaranteed
15c
__
Potomac
(quar.)
Dividend
10%
_
Fredericksburg
Common
6%
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Racing Association (quar.)
Rhode
9-20
,
....
'
$1.25
_*
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
American Surety Co. of N.
4.72%
(subject to California Corp.
Commission
Revere
Ltd.
(Calif.)
Refining,
give tbe dividends announced In previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the*
10-19
(Canada)
(quar.)
Sugar
9-10
10-1
.
preferred
$4
10-19
11-1
Supply
10-19
15c
(quar.)
Zellers, Ltd., 4%%
10-19
11-
dividend
1
10-
3.63c
(quar.)
Youngstown Steel Car Corp.._____—___—__
10-19
50c
Stock
Stores
Machine Corp.:—
Wool son Spice Co.,
10-11
8
25c
______
_____
Reitman's
American
American
American
Stamping Co
&
Monthly
9-20
E
Republic
28
9
10-15e
Extra
Class
1
.
5%
10-15
•
50c'
$2
(Toronto)
Assurance
Tool
Below
(quar.)
A.)
10-
50c
31 %C
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
Holderi
Payable of Rec.
Share
(Indianapolis)
Foundries—
Steel
American
.
American
Monthly
Wyatt
1
time).
preferred
6%
11-
Company
preferred
$1.25
1
1
7%
—-—_____
Wilson-Jones
Warehouse—
&
Quarterly
Co.
1
10-15
50c
1010-
-•9-24
Co.—
$2
6%
9-21
9-29
50c
;
prior preference (quar.)—
Whiting Corp., common (quar.)
1
10-15
9-28
62%c
1—
10 15
10-15
Name of
American States Insurance Co.
10-26
(Directors omitted common pay¬
this
at
Western
10- 5
10-15
11-23
20c
(quar.)
Market Cold Storage
(C.
10-15
11-1
11- 1
(quar.)__
10-15
2%c
7
When
Per
of Rec.
A__—
(quar.)
White Sewing
10-10
10-10
10-10
9-28
10-29
J30c
(Boston)___
Quebec Power Co.
Reading
preferred
Worcester
(quar.)
Edison
2nd
Prudential
65c
(quar.)
_
Light Co. (Me.)—
preferred
4.70%
11-\1
10-29
preferred
class
Monday, October 1, 1956
Holderi
11-20
25c
2%c
——_
Winn-Dixie
Coal
Pitts ton Company
Plymouth Cordage
Gas
10-
10-15
Inc.,
Quarterly
Co.—
convertible
Pitts-Clinchfield
Potomac
4c
Co
Brewing
Portland
Corp
(quar.)
B
Webcor, Inc.
10- 4
Pittsburg
Quincy
1
Paper Package Corp.____.
(initial)
&
When
Payable
—1___:
Laboratories,
Western
12 %c
(quar.)
Piedmont Natural Gas
$2.50
1111-
5'%
Co.
&
Class
'
Co.—
Telephone
(quar.)
preferred
Reed
-
$1.06
$1.06%
(quar.)
Ltd.
4.25%
Perkins
$5
Name of Company
Walker
Extra
Pennsylvania
Pierce
Per
Share
Holderi
*10c
Penmans,
8%
When
Payable of Rec.
t.
.
Co.
RR.,
—
(quar.)—1
(quar.)
5%
—
preferred
45c
$1.25
$1
Yards
10- 1
• 10- 1
10-16
11- 1
10- 1
1-2-57
10- 1
10- 1
12-28
10-
1
9-15
9-17
9-21
10-15
9-12
12-12
9-20
9-18
12-14
9-24
Bowater
'
American
Jo1.*!!2
President
Class
(quar.)
5%
B
non-cumulative
American
6%
Lines,
Snuff
preferred
Co.,
class
preferred
common
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.).
60c
10-
1
10-
1
9-
6*>%c
12%c
$1
9-6
$1.50
Corp. of North America—
preferred (quar.)
Paper, Ltd. (interim)
Brach
(E. J.) & Sons (quar.)
5%
Bowater
6
(Continued
on page
50)
10- 1
10-29
10- 1
9-
7
9-15
9-
7
Volume
184
Number 5573
.
.
The
.
Comgiercial and Financial Chronicle
(1357)
Stock Record
New York Stock
«»
Exchange
DALY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY USTED STOCK
Raage for rtDVUlD
STOCKS
Year 1955
37% Oct
48% Jan
28
107
Jan
19
13
Jan
46% Jan
3
38% Sep
26
1
Sep
12% Sep
26
27
26
14% Jan
ABC
55% Jun
8
677/a Jan
ACF
Industries
79
18
63
Sep
28
76
14
Aug 25-
Apr
10
20
6
19
25% Nov
30
29% May 25
22
Sep 19
Jun
3
34% Sep
20
23% Aug 22
77% Jan
21
25% Jan
20% Nov
12 % Oct
130
19
20
Dec
9
30% Jan
1
4
108
41% Dec 21
27% Mar 14
Jan
4%
Jan
July 30
154
July 17
22% Jan
3
19
15% May
507/a Aug
9
Dec
22
136
Feb
9
187
Aug
170
Jan
5
156
Jan
27
163
Mar 14
2% Nov
29
6
Jan
20
3
17 % Oct
11
109% Jan
7
117
6
'23% July 25
Jan
26
80
Aug
91% Aug
3
7% Jan
26% Mar 30
11
9
81
5
Jun
117% Jan
23% Feb
12
7% Jan
July 12
2
16
237/a Mar 22
114% July 10
17% Sep 28
23
88% Jan
19
6
23
122
326
Jun
Jun
24
241% Sep
14
134
Jun
18
160
Jan
3
170
10% May
7
241% Sep 14
30
3
Mar 14
209 % Jan
May 4
58% Sep 13
23
15/64 Sep
104
Jan
14% Jan
4
7
93
Jan
20
19
Jan
117
Dec
25% Dec
40
22
94% Jan
7
133% Dec
6
98
21/64 Sep
27
117 % Mar 27
Sep
14% jun
8
95% Sep 28
22% May 29
32% Sep 27
30
July 22
63% Jun
51% Mar 14
20
110
11
20% Aug 26
122% July
6
3
34
Nov
9
48% Jun. 20
91% Sep 20
Apr
11
160% Apr
134% Apr
il
125
Jun
15
107
Sep
23
34
Apr
17
88
Sep 23
119% Sep 13
3% Mar 29
82
Feb
14
3 17B May 28
110
Sep
34% Aug
26
18
2% Nov
16
34
Jan
25% Jan
41
1
55% May 12
72% Jan
39
5
Sep
May
30% Nov
17
9
Sep
27
10
14,
105% Jun
30
91% Jan
Oct
11
91% Feb
23
62
6
29% Jun
0
22
Jen
6
139% Jun
13
Nov
16
102
31
100
1
110
27% Mar 15
32
65
Feb
36
Jan
2
72
14
May 31
Sep
Nov
Nov
6
Jan
22% Jan
12
18
18% Jan
17
6 % Oct
11
9% Jan
59% Dec
7
Jan
Jan
3
121% Mar 23
79
Jan
108
Jan
26
31
Jan
9
70% Jan
9
64
May 28
16% Jan 23
39 % Jan
99
3
Sep
28
24% Jan
23
26% Mar 16
Mar 19
23% Aug
2
46% July 25
115
July 25
32% May 21
20% Sep 21
5% Aug 30
16
20% Jan
40% Sep
40% Sep
26
49 % Apr
2
12
45% Jun
18
38% Jan
27
54% Sep
71% May
6
Nov 17
3$
54% Sep
21
67
Jan
23% Mar 17
27% Feb
21
37% Apr
33% Dec
9
21Ve May 15
27
100% Jan
17
48
Mar 14
106
Mar 15
69 % Dec
135% Dec
Jan~26
42% Dec
19
34
Nov
15
Jan
3
12% Aug
15% Jun
54
17
3
Sep
40% Sep
20 % Sep
16
Jun
27
22
61
Jan
23
21
126
Jan
24
22% Jun
12%
89
8
10
3% Nov
130
21
5% Apr
Apr
12
27% Mar 21
19% Aug
29% Jun
21
44% Mar 12
1
27
1
3% Jan
4
6 % July
44
31
96% Jan
26
5
143
30
24
12
Aug
2
13% Dec
7
16% Nov
21
18% Dec
13
107% Feb
4
Sep
26
106% Feb
21
35% Apr
94% Jan
7
24% Feb
9
33% Sep
21
6
85
Aug 13
35% Feb 10
100
41% Mar 16
27
Sep~13
Jun
8
100
Sep 10
24% May 10
20% Mar 14
31% Sep
24% Mar 16
32
Jun
30
28
10% Jan
15
Jun
17
13% Jan
1
93
Mar 29
43% Aug
34% May
108
9
4
Mar 16
Jan
16
2
30
Jan
27
30
Mar
28
18
Apr
5
11
13% Jan
4
5% Sep
13
46% Jan
6
55% Jan
12
70% Sep
17
27
60% Sep
38% Apr
23
26 % Oct
11
28 % Feb
6
32"% Feb
29
38
27
53% Mar
34% Jun
8
40% Jan
9
43
Jun
8
18% Sep
19
3
16
7
179% Jan
5
7% May 25
29% Jan
6
9% Jan
3
37% Feb
9
72% Apr
58% Sep
11
13
39% Jan
3
121% Oct
11
29% Feb
1
46% Nov
64% Jan
2
158
Apr 22
46% Aug 24
131% Aug 12
43% Dec 30
6
100
Nov
147% Nov
16
12
172% Jan
13
21
20
21
46% Jan
23
Sep
4
Jan
10
Apr
39% Jan
19
42
120
Encaustic
Feb
13
8% Feb
27
25
Sep
17
59% Mar 20
174
Feb
46% Mar
21
2
129% Mar 26
51
July 24
&
Hardware
Hide
5%%
28
51% Jan
10
26% Jan
13
29% Aug 16
28% Aug
1
30% Jun
6
26% Apr
32% Dec
19
13% Jan
3
9
Co
Metal
American
Potash
Amer
Amer
7%
Smelt
American
6%
&
Rights
American
6%
107
*107
110
*106
110
41%
40
'
403/4
5,600
"107%
111%
23,600
300
300
104%
28,900
124%
27,300
23/4
2%
*2%
38
*25
*35
2%'
38
*31
38
•33
25
24
39 %
38
*35
40
12,800
36
26
25%
25%
103%
105
24%
100%
24%
103%
101%
993/4
1013/4
65%
66
993/4
64%
100%
65%
64
64%
64%
64%
22%
23
64%
22%
64%
22%
22
1,100
22%
22
112
109%
22%
1091%
*106
26,500
*108
30%
30%
♦98
30%
100
*98
25
99%
30%
303/4
100
*98
'
29%
110
24
22%
105%
30%
"107
31
31
*98
100
22
106
100
30%
*98
1,000
16,800
111
300
31
2,400
100
30%
40%
30%
*30
30%
64
64
•64
65
20%
20%
30
65
*64
19%
20%
19%
193/4
19%
19%
19%
40
19%
41
40
40%
40 %
40%
40
*96
403/a
12,000
4,600
103
99%
993/4
993/4
100 %
99
993%
1,300
26 5/8
20%.
42%
*100
104
30%
*64
30%
\
293/4
♦64
65
30
65
800
100
1
27%
27%
x26%
273/B
253/4
267/4
253/4
25s/b
*20%
26
20%
♦20%
20 %
20 3/8
20 3/a
*20%
20 3/a
5%
5%
5%
20 3/a
53/4
53/4
5%
53/4
5%
5%
1,500
41%
40%
415/s
405/8
41 %
29,200
41%
41
41
41
41
1
42
42%
40%
41%
53%
54%
41%
*41
535/8
53/4
42
40%
41 3/a
41%
1
34%
53%
533/4
53%
54
53%
65%
55
53 %
55%
543/4
543/4
54%
943/4
55%
55%
800
30%
31%
30%
3i%
313/s
32
31%
30
30
32%
29%
30
4,800
29%
29%
*29%
30
293/4
29%
800
*88
*83
69%
*133
92
*88
68%
663/4
136
89%
*88
67%
"133
66%
137
*132
23%
23%
23%
23
23
23%
23%
16'A
16
16%
16
16
16%
16 5/b
30
30%
31
30%
293/s
29%
29%
46%
♦453/4
46%
*46%
46%
•453/4
46
100
21%
21%
21%
213/a
213/4
215/8
22
14%
14%
11,600
14%
143/s
14
143/a
14%
14%
14%
14%
12,000
36%
18,500
38%
39
20%
38%
21%
122
203/4
124 »/2
*4%
124
5
43
4%
*42
<
133%
11%
134%
11%
14
16%
*11%
100
14
16%
*102
*98
*13%
16%
103%
33%
*102
33%
*85
31%
87
40%
30 %
20%
4%
•42
42%
100
20
124
4%
43/4
Aug 26
65
Jan
23
87% Mar 19
Anaconda
63% Feb
14
84% Sep
Anaconda
Wire
*28%
16
6%
Preferred
5%%
4%'
43/a
•43
45
300
•129
130
2,500
113/4
11%
12
1,800
•98
100
11%
•98
13%
14
14
16
16%
15%
16%
1033/4
100
*11%
100
13%
16%
333/8
31
*84
39%
30 %
28 3/a
104
100
102
•99
32%
313/4
87
*84
395/b
39%
29%
283/4
100
*98
•98
•13%
16
102
•99
33
31 5/B
87
•84
393/8
•39
29%
28 3/a
100
•98
25%
253%
25%
253/a
253/a
25%
*28%
293/a
*283/8
29%
•28%
29%
153/4
153/4
*15%
16
*15%
16
6'A
6%
6%
6%
63/8
68%
693/8
68 3/e
683/4
67%
68%
31%
31%
313/a
30%
31
31
35%
36
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
25
preferred—100
No par
1
6%
6 3/4
7
6%
47%
47
19%
19
160
*155
63/4
6%
31%
77%
79
77
77%
76%
76%
51J/8
151 %
*42
*1213/4
45%
51
15%
171
7ft
52
50%
151%
151
43
43
123
*1213/4
45%
x423/a
51
50%
7%
35%
93/4
25
♦273/4
43%
41 %
51
50%
933/4
*913/4
135%
16%
171%
75%
500
2,700
280
32%
22,900
87
395/a
29
100
25%
253/g
700
7,800
80
293/a
6%
1,500
15%
500
6%
14,700
66
67
6,300
31%
30 3/4
31
4,000
35%
34%
35
2,500
48%
46'A
19
193/a
160
•155
47 3/a
23,700
19'A
31,900
160
6%
6%
6%
4,200
31'A
31%
31%
2,300
76%
76%
76
76
50%
'
151%
51
360
493/4
50%
18,800
152%
151%
152%
290
43
43%
43%
43%
123
121%
1213A
*1213/4
42%
42%
42%
423/4
16
31%
50%
153
14%
101 %
43%
123
700
20
42%
6,200
50%
900
'
136 %
7
76%
com—5
43
•121%
170%
129%
9 »/8
43
123
153/4
172
34 %
50
153
135%
.15%
25
513%
152
*91%
913/4
137
75%
series
183/4
*155
31
129%
Corp
453/8
19%
6%
31%
25
common
463/8
160
31%
913/4
100
18 3/4
*155
31%
136 3/4
5
45%
19 %
31%
com—100
Tobacco
46 3/a
160
100
•283/a
.
15%
6%
69%
19
8.000
43
133
6%
45%
43/4
42%
31%
*155
2,900
3,300
131%
29%
6
20
125
42%
26%
16
3,700
134%
1
Co
36%
•193/4
124
68%
Co
Sep
26
100
Preferred
Zinc
'
37%
20%
125
14
40%
283/4
36%
20%
293/4
113/4
12
87
*100
373/4
126%
295/8
131%
136%
*393/8
102
37%
125
4%
*84
,40%
29'%
100
38%
21
124
30
5
No par
100
1,000
21%
*98
No par
200
900
16%
*46%
^25
Co
Works
*16
25,300
23%
46%
1
1
233/4
92
67%
133
21%
1
20
66 5/8
133
21%
1
2
*88
5/b
5,500
46%
10
com
92
67
134
16
12.50
111
67%
136
231/4
1
—5
com
92
68
336
20
issued"
Viscose
2,300
30%
100
Water
1,000
55%
Co
Tobacco
20,000
30%
10
Corp
Refining
"when
American
16
170%
7
7ft
50%
93%
136
16
170%
7ft
50%
50%
93
93
136
136
50%
93
135%
93
300
135%
370
15%
153/4
15
15%
4,400
169%
171%
169
169%
103.900
7
146,300
613
7
ft
6%
75%
75%
75%
75%
75"%
73%
75%
1293/4
1283/4
129%
1283/4
129%
128%
129%
350
33%
34%
33%
33%
33%
17,700
9%
9%
93/4
9%
9%
1,500
27"%
129
28
28
28
34
9%
33%
34
9%
9%
16,000
27%
27%
27%
25%
25
25
25
*24%
25'A
•243/4
25
1,180
19%
193/8
19
19%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
3,300
50
&
28
25
Smelting—1
81%
823/8
783/4
81%
78
803/g
78%
80%
773A
79'A
45,900
No par
80%
81
79%
81 %
78%
79%
77
78
76%
76'ft
6.25
37
37%
37%
37%
37
37%
36%
37
*363/4
37
No par
*95
series-—
Lead
&
Cable
25
*24%
*27%
500
570
Hocking Glass Corp—
36
Feb
7
97
Sep
21
44% Jan
3
32% Jan
10
40% Mar 13
Anderson
36% Dec
30 % May 28
26 % May 29
43% July 11
Anderson-Prichard
1
35% Mar 19
Andes Copper Mining
Common
$4
32%
*25/8
No par
common
20
131
1223/4
12.50
preferred
May 28
28.
*128
48 5/8
92 %
313/4
103
10
Co_
Stores
Sugar
preferred
Jan
page
127 %
*91
32%
No par
Gas
Co
Snuff
23% Mar 13
see
rl27%
32%
23/4
100
American Steel Foundries
7%
48%
92%
127%
1,300
126%
100
Corp
noncumulative
Anchor
footnotes
*91
32%
200
33
1063/4
No par
Refg com
27
12
40
49
483/4
92%
31%
24
*323/4
*2%
2
preferred
29
Jan
107
48%
*91
.
123%
100
Chemical
&
5
107
rl27%
42%
48%
49%
92%
3iJ%
•235/8
,
1043/4
<SC Std Sany common—5
preferred
100
American Safety Razor
;
5
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
14
2
32%
23/4
Rad
American
42% Apr
24'/8
32%
1253/4
7%
American
8
•23%
323/4
*2%
No par
Co
16
Mar
24%
32%
70
1,100
11,300
122%
100
Optical
Amer
13
7
24%
15
96%
1
Co of
Products
Natural
17% Feb
21
24%
32%
14%
953/4
130
Metals—.—No par
Ltd common.No par
Motors
10% July 20
17
15%
97%
15%
123%
&
24% Apr
,
96%
*
25,200
604,300
132%
Mach
American
3
Jan
15
973/4
32
110
*2%
preferred—100
International
Investment
28
10
15
96%
♦91
132
*34
1
Tel & Tel Co
27
15%
48%
92%
43
Sumatra
30
110
32%
49%
132
American
717. Sep
110
130%
1
American
84% Apr
503%
19/64
110
403%
50
American
American
145% Jan
17/64
110
111
39%
No par
American News
19
6
49%
21/64
No par
convertible preferred
Molasses Co
16
28
52%
19/64
No par
American
Jan
Sep
50%
ft
*107%
10
23,400
*ias^l44
52%
17/64
*24%
33
42
146
52%
ft
98%
97%
85/s
53%
111
'
Mar 22
73 %
*15
8%
*230 ,*310%
106
preferred
American
8%
310%
103%
preferred
American
Jun
48%
32%
Products
Metal
8%
1081/2
—
Leather
&
Machine
108
128% Sep
33% Sep
15%
*106
preferred
100
& Fdry common—7
preferred
—100
146
6
111
100 "
*91
Ice Co common
Amer
8%
82
104%
Corp
1
23
51%
19/64
114
*128
5%%. prior
21
RQ% .Tan
53%
21/64
15%
Power—No par
Electric Co
10
noncumulative
3.90%
8%
8%
*81%
111%
Corp
16
40
53
*111
Foreign
Amer
8%
5,300
108%
Tiling
convertible
4%%
9
82
j.——10
Co
16% Jan
110
1
100
Corp
Distilling
American-Home
26
10
7
8%
33
American Hawaiian SS Co
26
11% Jan
Sep
2,000
4%%
100
American Cyanamid Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series C-100
187% Feb
83
17%
♦81%
5,000
_No par
2
72
82
3%
1
Cb
28
6
17%
*81%
32%
Crystal Sugar Cdm
prior preferred
Jun
55% Nov
33% Mar 30
17%
81%
100
Cable—
Sep
52% Jan
17%
81%
25
May
6
83%
25
common
13
Jan
100
18
*81%
981/4
American
50% Sep
27
For
Radio
&
Co
&
87
8% Oct
25% May 17
16% Oct 14
*17%
115 %
20
com
169
Nov
*114%
*24%
preferred
preferred
American Chain
135% Sep
15
103
54% Aug
9
24% Mar 20
177
82
Feb
Dec
47
Co
31
82% Dec
115%
♦136
common
187% July 21
145
18%
•114%
18
*230
7%
American
2,100
14,200
18%
10
Co
6% Sep
62% Feb
130% Jan
46
20% Jan
3
36% Jan
150
16
4
14% Jan
4
56
18
137 % Jan
Sep
8% Jan
6% Sep 26
28% July 26
21
172
58% Feb
Can
6%
3%
143/4
43%
20
Cable
American
3%
148
preferred
American
9
165
3%
143/B
18%
50
American
3
*152
3%
310%
Arma Corp
Shoe
American
17
July
165
*152
*230
Amer Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres Inc common
17% Apr
165
*136
commen
convertible
17% Jan
102
*152
310%
preferred
1
165
165
*152
143/4
No par
Note
American Bosch
9
11
161% Jun
American Bank
15% May 25
2
*162
14%
146
convertible preferred
Jan
43
163%
14%
42%
3%
100
American Bakeries Co com
4%% cum conv preferred
•6%
44 i/s
163%
14%
44%
*230
America
American Airlines
American
43%
168%
5
Petroleum Corp
Amer Agricultural Chemical
13% Jun
15
17% Dec
99
July 11
Aug
7
14% Mar 21
43%
•161
18
Amerada
American
14%
168%
500
18 s/8
1
American
3,800
*140
Cement
of
Gas
131% Jan
16%
3%
Enka
25
16%
18%
European
Secur—No par
Export Lines Inc
40c
Sep
16%
3%
American
Jan
2,600
16%
~
18%
American
86
16%
.
3%
American
9
133%
18%
50
American
8,400
24%
133%
1151/4
com
2
22%
24%
133%
18%
preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
43% Aug
21 % Sep
22%
24%
132%
*114%
13
May 28
2234
24%
133%
16%
18%
1
Limited
&
22%
25
132%
17%
148
convertible
American
*24%
24%
134
310%
common
Amalgamated Leather
5
10,000
1151/4
I8I/4
common—No par
Mig
Alpha Portland
16% Apr
7,200
33
*230
preferred
convertible preferred
American
17
33
*141
convertible
American
16%
33%
14%
165
3%
100
17%
33
18%
13
27
6
Aliis-cuaimers
5%
63
17
33%
*114%
47% Sep
11% Jan
40% Mar 14
Corp
4% preferred
4%
63
17%
22%/ 22%
43%
*161
No par
Allied Stores
Brake
5,800
19 %
24% Apr
84% Jan
50 % Jan
*152
100
Allied Mills
6%
„
100
Allen Industries Inc_
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allied Kid Co
Amer
56%
14%
169
19/64
Aluminium
56%
45%
44%
*164
Rights
Co
57%
17
«\
-
No par
conv
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.
4.08%
1,900
114y2
3
33 % Jan
27% Jun
A
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
Aluminum
16%
600
12%
67
56%
*63
12%
18%
10
13 % May 28
15
Jun
preferred
3%%
134
7,700
12%
114%
17% Jan
16
21% Mar 14
14%
24%
17%
39%
105
1
common
$4 prior preferred
3%%
24%
135%
35% Jan
Mar 30
170
24%
57
66
*103
33
33 %
22%
17
22
Nov
Oct
Alleghany Corp
6%
33
22%
12%
Shares
393/8
105
5
common
preferred
5% %
17%
33%
39%
the Week
1
common
12
13% Sep
8% Oct
4%%
17%
56%
22%
39'/a
*103
12%
*63
Sales tor
Friday
Sept 28
100
Inc
77% Apr
153
38
17
Inc
17%
39%
12%
PRICES
Thursday
Sept. 27
104
104
67
135
lo
38%
58
*63
10
100
preferred
Aldens
12%
68
SALE
100
Products
14
96
loi
7%
Feb
6
Oct~25
Alco
12%
33%
100
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
,
22%
No par
series
100
21
104
1951
Vicksburg Ry
Colbftype Co
17
18
pfd
104%
1 57
1
Chiclfe
Nov
21
4.50%
12%
1
Corp
Alabama &
104%
"
No par
Corp
American
Jan
27% Jan
Corp
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp
Admiral
American
Jan
88% Nov
Adams-Millis
39%
59 %
17%
'
1
HIGH
Wednesday
Sept. 26
39%
106
*64
2.50
10
b
11
Sep
23% Oct
Inc
Co
9
6
28
103
Stores
Co
Express
j*h
65
105
Steel
29
22
Mar 30
Dec
Acme
58%
40%
*
50
34
18
20
1
24
13 % Jan
35 %
62% Feb
11
7% Mar 12
27 % Mar 14
91% Sep
9
2
3
46% Sep
47
.
3
8
Aug
27% Mar
30
43% Aug 31
35% Jan 18
30
13
Apr
100
3
48% Nov
July 17
3% Jan
39
7
33% July 15
8
21% Mar
38 % May 16
150
10
Feb
42% Dec 14
107% Sep 19
100
133% Aug
36
22% Mar 30
6
July 27
Mar 14
126
21
14% Jan
3
37% July 25
Sep 19
105% Sep 27
30 % Sep 24
14
33% Jan
97% Jan
July 11
14
Oct
4
Mar 12
21
20% Jan
56% Jan
47
Sep
70
9
25% Aug 15
36 % Apr 23
25
% Sep
82
J 29% Apr
125
2
24
12
148
36
4
.
21
19
99% Feb
6
18% Jan
ACF-Wrigley
*104%
12%
25
common
Air Reduction Inc common
157
28
Jan
1
Inc
39%
100
preferred
Adams
Tuesday
Sept. 25
5
^
2
Mar 15
Dec
4% Feb
common
Aeroquip
155
18
Monday
Sept. 24
Pat
4
107
July 6
18% Sep 26
preferred
5%
2
29% May
4
32% Jan *.4
28
36% Feb
Abbott Laboratories
35% Aug
19
16% Sep
11% Apr
15% Aug 24
14
LOW AND
STOCK
Vending Corp
Aug 25
104
23% Sep
35% Sep
30
YORK
EXCHANGE
Feb
71
7% Mar 23
21% Oct
NEW
Highest
16% Jan
18
Jan
Uwmt
45% Apr
109% Feb
111
6
58
Range Since Jan. 1
HUrhMt
Loweoi
preferred
*95
100
97
Corp
*95
97
97
•95
97
-21.80
Clayton & Co
Oil
2.500
36%
37%
36
36%
*353/4
36%
36%
36%
•36
36%
1,300
10
35%
36%
35
35%
34%
35%
34%
353/8
34%
8,600
*28
28%
28%
—
14
*28
283/4
.
"
,
*28
28%
•95
*28
28%
33%
•28
«
17
18
The Commercial and Financial
(1358)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
far PrtriMU
.
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Butft Bine* Jan. 1
Yaarl955
Hlfheil
6% Jan
Oct
11
24% May
1*
31% July
3
4
3
4jv# feu
4Va May 19
36
Jan 18
35% Jun
41% Apr
89% Apr
27% Mar
«
9
26% Oct
12% Jan-
6
17j
Jun
5
30
Jun
•2% Feb
113
8
22
1
69
,
Armour & Co of Illinois
15% Jan
11
20
27% Jan
10
Aryln
Mar 29
29% Feb
Apr
65
16
Jan
5
36
•
10% Sep
27% Jun
8
'
96% Oct
10
95% Aug 22
8
43% Jan
9
101% Apr 20
35% Jan
89
Sep
28
Oct
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53
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45
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116
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13
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18
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28
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6
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8
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14
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39
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14
13
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14
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7
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26
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12
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26
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30
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2
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7
101% Jan
6
169% Dec
158% Sep
13% Jan
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25
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61
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30
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63% Jan
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2
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66
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20
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Caradlan
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Canadian
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a
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Feb
27%
5%
17% Jan
27
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16
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58
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7
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1,200
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62
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100
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12
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15
20
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10
82
9%
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41
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440
v
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17'%
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52%
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171%
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41
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5
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9
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89
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17%
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12% Jan
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50
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27
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23
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41%
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49%
42
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41
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29
8
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38
97
33
5
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100
13
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26
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3
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23
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15
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10
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102
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30
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24
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38% July 30
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-
7
13
11
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78
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52
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Mar 14
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58
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0
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39% July 25
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54% May 10
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34%
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28
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49% Sep 26
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39'
10%
Co
Best Foods
32% May 11
43% Sep -7
59% Sep
64
,
13
Sep
Best
12% Mar 16
r
5%
38
17
preferred
Beneficial
34 % May
20% May
117
Jan
May 29
i
-
"
51%;
46%
Corp
Howell
4%%
Benguet
{■
1
52
19
May 10
19.
.
38% Jan
16
Dec 30
64% Sep I9
18.% Mar 28
3
12% Nov
58
30
3
Mar
28
17-
2a%-<:V
99%
*98
26%
42%
Bendlx Aviation
2
29% Apr
.
14% July
6
9% Sep 20
7
66% May 3
48i/4 Apr 29
100y2 Nov 15
6
28% Jan
-
Sep
12
3
.,
15% Mar 14
9% Jan
1
45% July 25
.23% May 28
'■
103
•
Sep 14
Jan
29%
16%
92%
5%
•;
10%
27%
16%
Inc
Savers
&
50% Sep
0
46% July 17
30
34% Jun
39% Jan.
14
10
23
25% Jan
Aug 23
8
32% Feb
4
14
Life
Aircraft
172% Feb
84
27
00
Bell
: 16% Jan
729"
%.* 69%
°y%
45%
RR
Bell
6
5,700
5 %.
*28 %v
i30 %
*17
42%
_
4%%
9
8
74% Jun .29
Nov 28
38
12
" Sep
13% Jun
Creek
S>
3
77% Aug
x5%-,
*
28
J.
10
Inc
(A
Jan
2% Feb 24
169
.'
32
18%
;
;
4,200
31%
7
19%
28
17%
*14%
preferred
Instruments
Beech-Nut
Jan 30
May
31%
1,400
-4,700
.
92%
31%
-
10%
10
Belding-Herainway
33% Apr 17
53% Jun 22
.
62
Sep 26
140% May 28
Nov
28% Mar 15
25
23
83.
*9%
1
'
20
44% Jan
Sep 15
33% Oct
30% Sep
63
Mills
6
4■; 22% Aug 10
...
31%
.
94
*18%
5%
9%
_5
new
common
conv prior
preferred
4%%
Feb
45% May
101
83
*17
100
Corp
14
Oct
1
preferred
Inc
29 V2 Sep
93% Sep
30%
*92%
„
*
90
.No par
Works
Beech
19% Sep
46
Iron
4
14
26,000
28%
9%
50
47% Jan
'
"*19,100
17%
27%
17 %T
1
Beech Aircraft Corp
8
6,200
61%
171%
"10%
90%
9%
3
preferred
6
,
/
4%%
9
Jun
21%
60 %
18%
26%
,
17%
10
Beckman
J
21 %
63%
17%
10%
20
_No par
common
Beck Shoe
17
90%
^.100
Corp
9
28% Feb
Ye Apr 15
Apr 18
Oil
8
Sep
22%
62 %
18%
28%
42%
common
noncumulatlve
91% Aug
128 Vi, Aug
8
22%
22%
,/
42%
Inc
38 Y% Aug
13
26% Aug
6
10% Sep 25
Jan~25
Feb
"38
T)
'
Sep
19% Jun
July 11
49
3
Jan
81
30
B
(B
26
'25% Jan
30.
(The)
23
1
30
Mar 18
96
26
20% Sep
40
-
29%
.>'•■:
99%,"/
52%
.1
20
21
29% Dec
11
*98
No par
preferred
conv
9
-
11
10
common
23
98
Sep
<17% Sep
2
54% Jan
19% Jan
69
51%
preferred-
Jan
38% Dec
22% Mar 14
85
May 28
16% Aug 21
43
7
27%
10%
pref ($1.20)
No par
Canteen Co of Amer
5
Barker
156% July 16
15
Sep
30
63%
29
►102
..
7,
*28%:; 28%
prior
Barber
12
8
.
No par
Bangor & Aroostook RR
12
38% Mar
104
7 70
26%,
_10
series B.
$3.75
,
4%
82 y» Jun
Sep
29%
'•
63% July 25
14
Jan
14% Sep
60
_io
_
(The)
_9
Baldwln-Lima-Hamllton Corp
13
Baltimore Qas <& Elec Co
No par
4%% preferred series B,.__
100
4% preferred series C
„
100
Baltimore & Ohio common..
100
68% Jan 27
42% Jan
July 14
13
30
17%
17%
30 %
70
Babcock & Wilcox Co
19
37%
62%
29%
16%
30%
103
100
Line
Nichols
Babbitt
2
Apr
29%
.28/4
30%,
'
preferred
Avco Mfg Corp
7
Feb
105
4%
37%
~
10
Powder
82.26
5%':',
'/J 29%
1
Automatic
•
,-23%
,17%'
17%
*29
100
,
____
Coast
Conv
Sep"
113
27
20
29%
4%
38
X21%
92%
Shares
4%
37%
64%
19%
4%
38%
,
30
'
32
•
*
4%
the Week
'
Topeka fc Sante Fe—
cumulative
Atlas
62
66% Jan 13
30
r
_2.50
1
Preferred
4
41% Feb
53% Sep
6
Sep
95
1
75% Nov 23
64% Jan
1
101
* 5%
_
non-cum
9
j45% July 18
15% Jan 12
8
32% Jun
f
35% Aug 12
Mar 31
30% Jan
109
11% Jun
24 % Mar 30
6
5%
Atlas Corp
;
11% Jan
1
Inc
Atlantic Refining common
7% July 12
,
35% May 24
*18%
RR
-49% Feb 24
5% May 22
8% Feb 10
6% Aug 18
31%
">-92%
18%
Atlantic
5
7% Feb 24
'
'92%
18%
Co coin__6.50
17% Feb 27
37% Sep 26
Mar 30
,
32%
92%
Inc
Common
'5%
1
.
11% Jan
16% Jan
54
20
91
13
Sep 13
19
4
Jan
27% Dec
6% Oct 26
42
61% Feb
9
14% Jan
18
16
Mar 21
19
Dec
68
July 18
10
16% Nov
'18% Jun
31%
Atlantic City Electric
1
4% preferred
27
99% Feb 20,
10% May 28
8% Sep
16% Aug 27
47% Mar 14
Feb
.
03% May 9
47%. Aug 14
5
40% Sep
15
101
27
59% Mar
34 % May 17
96% Sep
3
Mar 17
101
13
41% Oct
Oct
30
13
27% Dec
-
33% July 25
11% Aug
3
30% Mar 13
27
6
1
Associates Investment Co
Atchison
25% Sep
Co
Sept 28
18%
*
\ 17%
"
Sales for
Friday
Sept. 27
38
,
22%
63%
18%
5
common
Corp
Industries
5.25%
73 > Aug 28
Jan 23
18%
PRICES
SALE
Thursday,
4%
/
30%
22%
64%, 64%
■
Carpet
Common
22%
22%
'
38
30 %
-
HIGH
Wednesday
Sept. 26
37%
30%
_5
-
.4%
4%
•
* 37%
30%
Ashland Oil & Refining com
i
12nd preferred $1:50 series
No par
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
3
110% Jan
20
4%
Tuesday
Sept. 25
No par
Constable
Artloom
;
.
10
preferred
Arnold
30% Mar 29
102
83.75
-
6
4%
1
Corp
:
Sept. 24
37
5
Armstrong Cork Co
2
Jan
17
8
5
Armco
Steel
•
No par
6
'31% Mar 15
11
Inc
2
8% Jan 13
.
Co
2
Aug
May
16
Aug 15
May 27
,
Monday
Par
Argo Oil Corp
Argus Cameras Inc
*
37% Sep
26% Mar 14
8
102% Mar
1
:
104% Feb
24
26% Jun
STOCK
Archer-Daniels-Midland
37% Mar 27
18
18% May 24
5% Jun 14
Nov 28
26% Apr
24
92% Sep
17
34
67
7
29% Jan
3
9% reb
14
Mar 15
24
Jan
22
19% Sep 29
9
15% Feb
.
35 % Apr 28
102% Apr 19
11
96% Aug 30
6% Jun
15
8
46% Feb
6
Dec
18
6
YORK
A F W Products
6% Mar 19
.
28
27% Jan 23
5
55% Dec
May 12
13% Jan
N*W
»
RECORD
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
20% Jun
36
*
Uwdt
Uwttt
Chronicle. Monday, October 1, 1956
28
300
104
30
42%
1,400
5%
6,000
131/4
4,300
2,700
5%
•
89%-
*
5%
36%
■■
36%
5,400
13%
13%
9,500
*39
89%
20
60
58
53
40
27
27
27
300
33%
33%
33 y8
33%
20,800
501/4
50 %
501/2
5OV2
500
%
Volume
184
Number
-5573
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
*
(1359)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Predion*
"
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
YORK STOCK
.
,
Year 1955
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
% Dec
7
24% Sep
28
41% Feb
30% Mar 14
38% Sep
21
31% Jan
23
25% Oct
36% Apr
6
23
25
45% Aug 17
29 % Mar 20
Nov
22
105
Sep
24
26 % Jan
3
23
: Jan
23
22% Jan
112
23
6
42
10
Jan
121
11
Mar 15
Jun
64% Feb
18
49% Aug
116
*45
Dec
23% July
19% Dec
3
Carpenter
127% Aug
12
61% Dec
May 16
102% Feb
59% Aug
45% Sep
26
20% Jan
19
24% Aug
18 % Jan
11 % May 28
100% Jun
9 •
14
55% Jan
23
99 % Sep
'14% Sep
3
10
.
19% Nov
10
105% May
26% Jan
114% Nov
29
130
72 % Dec
21
83
27
Jan
27
37% Dec
23
34
18% Jan
26
19% Apr
27
119 % Jan
18 % Dec
29
7% Jan
6
37% Jan
Jun
Jan
Mar 14
29% Jan
65 *
:
Sep
25
25
75\
Feb
14
47*% May
17.
Feb
Jun
Feb
27
Jan
13
3
4
Central
Central
13
12
17% Mar 22-
51% Jan
Mar 11
20
Apr
22
61
Aug 29
99
16
113
Feb
27% Jan
23
35
23
43
Aug
33% Jan
10
41 % July 27
13% Jun
4
17% July 21
Dec
16% Apr
8
30
RR
Central &
South
14
Ceiro
de
Pasco
Certain-Teed
27% Feb
Oct
10
43% Jan
7
4
5% Sep
18
28
2% Sep
20
57% Nov
13
28
54% Jan
Aug 17
41% Aug 27
4% Jan
3
9
75 % May
24%
24%
1051%
105%
25
24%
105%
24%
24%
52%
521%
52%
♦105
25
53
55
24%
24%
243/4
24%
24%
51%
2,600
52%
521/4
53
521/4
521/4
2,100
52%
8,900
45%
45%
45%
45%
24%
451/4
451/4
23%
23%
45%
451/4
23%
23%
14%
23%
14
231%
231%
14%
231%
500
13%
14
133/4
14%
13%
13%
102
23,700
102%
102
52%
53%
103
IOIV4
87
88
85%
87%
99%
99%
♦991%
15
151/4
15%
.
103
15%
103%
♦IOI1/4
65%
66%
65%
65%
65
41%
41
41%
40
I91/8
♦18%
19%
19
17%
17%
17%
xl7
17
9%
9%
48%
48%
48%
48%
86
86
'
♦86
16%
16%
16%
16
16%
53
53%
100
10
100
31
9
91/8
53%
*100
32
53%
37%
5
36%
36%
9.50
♦15%
15%
No par
♦9%
9%
5
62%
64%
15%
9%
65
2,600
40%
6,100
19%
100
191%
17%
17%
9%
17%
3,200
9 Va
.
9%
1,500
47%
47%
♦84%
89
*84%
'15%
16
153/8
1,200
89
1,200
153/a
6,800
'
16%
'
53'%
S
102
53%
103
*53%
54
*101
700
102%
90
293/4
29 3/4
303/8
29%
293/8
7,000
37%
36 3,4
37%
36%
36%
1,300
353/4
35%
353/4
33%
34%
7,300
16
15%
15 Va
10
10
♦15
15%
.
♦15
100
93/4
9%
62%
62
93/4
611/2
63%
61%
64
62
623/4
9,500
43,100
10%
11%
10%
11%
1
103/4
11
38%
38%
38%
38
2%
38%
38
2%
"2%
2%
10
23/4
66%
66%
65%
65%
643A
9%
10%
38%
1
Inc
*17%
9%
48%
91/2
Corp—
Co
Gotham
*18%
35%
36%
♦15
50
65
40
471/4
54
26,900
40%
9%
102
100
15%
104
29%
37%
35%
143/a
*103
♦363/4
30
♦37
13,400
651/8
♦18%
«.
89
102
380
86
100
40
.
481%
♦53%
102
29%
♦36%
9%
103
851/4
♦99%
151/4
103
210
65%
40%
48
87
IO2V4
87%
100
15
651/4
.
51%
102
103
19
17%
50
Products
102;
,
103
41%
♦86
53%
851/4
101
♦18%
100
Co
52%
♦100
89 y8
101
0
Corp
100
24%
a.
20
J
2,300
106
46%
104%
1
N
♦105
56%
*103%
Chain Belt Co
8
7,300
24%
25
105»/2
15%
West Corp
Aircraft
Chadbourn
24%
87%
Ex-distribution
Cessna
25.
106
25 %
105
♦99%
Co
Violeta Sugar
Century Ribbon Mills
14% Mar 7
77% July 19
Sep
of
12,000
411/8
1
Sugar
Co
25%
40%
100
Central
S
9
July 20
56% Jan 30
10
66
Central
9
24%
42
15%
% % pre ferred
Central Illinois Public Service
July 24
33% Jan
•
26
40*%
No par
4
1
25%
41%
102
Georgia Ry com__No par
5% preferred series B
100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No
par
Central Illinois Light com
No par
Aug 14
26
40%
14%
of
57% Apr
86 % Jun
Aguirre
25%
421%
10
:
Shares
261%
41%
100
preferred
the Week
25%
"24
100
Foundry Co
Central
2
9
5%
Friday
Sept 28
46%
1
common
12% Mar 16
-
6
6
40% Dec 22
6
Celotex.Corp
Sep*. 27
56
preferred series A.100
22
81% Feb
19
conv
Jun
15% Jan
36% Dec
37% Mar 14
4%%
Thursday
Sept. 26
53
50
*
Feb
Bales fw
Wednesday
24%
12.50
com
LOW AND HIGH BALK PRICES
Tuesday
Sept. 25
42%
105
5
common
*'.
27%
25
10
Preferred 4.20%
:
Celanese Corp of Amer
7%
2nd preferred
18% Jan
26
46
20
14
9
30% Sep
4
-8% Jan
3
119
:
common
Caterpillar Tractor
5
•
14
112
18
13 % Oct
Jan
21% Jan
26
Apr
55% Sep
7
21
104
7
Jun
»
9
18
7
24
,
69% May 25
5
108
103
5
95 % Nov
31
45% Jan
July 20
July 26
"
Apr 20
11% Nov- 30
3
14% Jan
3
22
18
79% Jan
5
Corp
Co
4%%
preferred
series
Carriers & General Corp
Case (J I) Co common,'
7%
preferred
:
1;
16
95% July 18
,
18% Aug 31
8
Steel
?
42
No par
Carrier
•
26%
Carborundum
62% May 16
53% Jan 26
7
i
Carey
9
29
19-
Inc
2
Mar
28
2
53% Mar
16
17% May 16
2
13% Nov
par
27*% Apr
121
,'51% Sep
18
Airlines
. ■,
Monday
Sept. 24
(The)- Co_
5
< Philip) Mfg Co
Z_10
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio
Ry_100
Carolina Power & Lights
40% Feb
48 % Oct
Capital
1
..
.
y
EXCHANGE
400
11%
113/4
37%
373/4
2,900
23/4
2%
2%
7,900
651/2
65
11%
38
2%
2%
65%
643/8
643/4
800
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
35% Sep
104
Dec
20
45
108
6
109
Feb
3
97 % Aug 30
29% July 19
6% May 17
6% Jan
5
68
Feb
16
31% May 24
9% Feb
25
42% Jan
7% Sep
34 % Sep
Common
Feb
7
$4.50
44% Sep
3
13
Chance
12% May
25
10% Apr 13
44% July 19
67% July 24
25
Sep~16
53% Jan
3
Oct
14
96 % Jan
20
20% Sep
25
24% Jan
31% Apr
27% Apr
27
108
July 31
Jan
18
28% Feb
17
20% Sep
33% Jan
26
27
Dec
9
22% Sep
28
18
44% Dec
5
37
Feb
9
36% Jan
19
43% July 26
39
Jan
30
50
Apr
41% Jan
15% Jan
6
29% Jun
18
Aug 30
26% Jan
71% Jan
31% Feb
1
46% Feb
Aircraft
Inc
convertible
1
Class
5
27
Chic
40%
38%
40%
39%
8%
8%
8%
8 3/s
36%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
34%
35%
♦343/4
35%
60%
62 'A
61
62
101%
IOI1/2
*100
101
21
♦29
preferred
21
40%
9%
83,4
7%
7%
20%
21
203/B
20%
31%
*29%
31%
23%
223/4
23%
42
43
42
42%
41 %
42
7%
*39 %
40
18Va
19
40
19
56%
56%
56%
56
N© par
26%
26
26%
26
35%
1,100
60%
61%
11,000
101
106%
100'A
341/4
33%
33%
33
67%
68'/4
661/4
68
65
37%
36%
37%
36%
♦13%
21
*29'A
31%
22'/a
23%
225/8
22%
21,600
41 Va
41
41%
2,600
40
39%
39%
400
18 3A
19
18%
183A
11,100
-
363/4
13%
*20%
31%
66 Va
37
21%
33%
19
400
20'/a
26%
33%
18%
5,100
35
62
.,,*29 %
.
56%
26%
100
19%
7%
36
*39%
50
39%
20
2,200
% 41%
No par
100
39%
9
♦35%
101
23
40
»
15,700
60 3/a
23%
♦291/4
3,700
99
39%
*
23%
31%
36
99.
413/a
9 %
83/a
63%
102
35%
100
40%
35%
102
37
*99
41
7%
Del_50
com
37
102
62
1
Ry
37
♦99
35%
100
(The)
Western
36%
102
5
25
No par
com
36%
♦99
\
40
Great
5%
99
8%
A
Chicago Corp
6
37
99
1.25
preferred
RR
36%
39%
1
Manufacturing
Chicago & East 111
4
30% Aug 22
44% Jan 30
Cab
3%%
3
55% May 28
8
22% Jun
No par
No par
preferred
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp of Va
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
16
56%
100
new
Vought
Checker
4
36% Mar 25
18
28
Jan
9
27% Mar 25
17
21% Jan
10 % Mar 23
6
93 % Jan
7
Aug
900
—. —
'
45% Feb
16
14% Jan
21
74% Sep
30% Dec
30% Jan
13
48
39% Jan
6
42% Dec
30
9 % Feb
14
15% May
29
42% Dec
19
16
1
30
18
36% Sep
10% Jan
20% Feb
7
59
-
16
Chic
9
1
87
Jan
Chickasha
23% Jan
29% July 15
25% Apr
25
4
104% May
9
37% Dec 30
5^
toe p
12
30
37% Jan
3
41% Sep
18
54
Jan
23
42% Aug 23
45% Mar 14
12
Nov
62% Sep
1
101% Apr
30
50% Feb
11
17% Jan
1
23
3
12% Jan
10
103% Sep
Jan
27
27
25
Oct
25
18% Sep
94
26
115
Oct
21
191
Feb
14
202% Sep
92
Jan
17
103
Oct
6
33% May 31
108
Aug 30
41
Sep
13
Jan
4
73
^
Jan
,
111
55% Oct
17
80% May
4
Apr
100% Mar
111% Jan
990
Apr
50% May
90
23% Jan
109
102
Sep
14
13
15
111
45
Jun
4 % %
May 28
Jan
Jan
C C
24 % Jan
8
6
•
10
60
Jan
23
7
2% Sep
39% Sep
21
78% Aug 15
3% Jan 16
28
50% Jan
148 % Mar 14
127 % Sep
20
122
Aug 26
101
6
145
18
1,160
July 11
Sep 15
4
9
6
62% Jan
Sep
104% Sep
141
Jan
20
125
28
131 % Mar
Jan
Coca-Cola
47%
Sep~28
86
Sep
27
15% Jun
1
23% Jan
9
27% May 28
4
34% Apr
18
62% Jan
9
94 % Mar
5
Jan
14
17% Jan
6
21% Jun
20
Mar 14
33 % Sep
13
49% Dec
30
47% Jun
21
45
Jaa
6
'45% Dep 16
59
Jan
Jan
63
6
56
17
3
Mar 29
75
May 27
67% May 27
40
*
11
Sep
19
26
2nd
noncumulative
28
32% Aug 15
233/a Nov
32% Aug 15
173/8 Aug 16-
27% Dec
22
26% Jan
3
Columbia
May 27
85% Feb
4
78
84% Jan
3
$4.25
52% JUn
17
46% Feb
25
573/4 Jun
6
263/4 Feb
38 % Mar 14
7% Oct
17
Nov
20 3/4 Oct
25% May 26
34% Nov 18
:
28
27% Feb
7
12% Jan
10
•45% Jan
6
108
163/8 Sep 21
30% Mar 26
23% Sep
1
523/8 Aug
5
lll3/4 Aug 16
37
;
11
Jan
17% Feb
10
443/, Sep
28
493/a Mar 22
Consolidated
40
100
53% Nov
22
Sep
24
$4.50
14
112
Jan
109% Feb
3
Sep
1
$4.52
28
933/4 Sep
27
103Va Jan
4
Dec
7
723/a Feb
28
95
Jun
22
Sep
28
23
Sep
18
18
104
20
preferred
preferred
Container
61
Jan
101% Mar
27% Jan
100% Jan
6
7
80
105% Jan
10
41% Sep
8
Sep
283/4 Sep
100% Sep
6
13
July
109
July
5
104%
Jun"
98
1
39% Feb
97% Aug 11
For
footnotes
see
page
28
26
10
89
12
Sep
Jan 11
36% Jan 18
106V2 Jan 20
56% Aug
3
102 % Mar
6
.
Corp
of
*84
86
*16
16%
1,700
30%
25,000
47%
♦49
*40
495/a
*
491%
*40
60%
*56%
57%
49
16,600
30
49
300
*
41
*60
56
56
30%
49'/a
41
60 *
60
47%
•40
„
41
80
60
60
770
*56%
57%
20
29%
283/4
,29%
28%
283/4
29%
28 %■■
29%
28
29 *-
16%
16 s/8
16%
16%
16%
20%
20%
193/4
20%
X19%
19%
*78%
79%
*783/4
79%
*78 3/4
79%
|>0%
49%
50%
49
50
29 %~
?S0%
30%
-
13,500
28 3/a
29
28%
28%
283/a
291/4
28%
283/4
7,600
16%
16%
16%
163/a
39,400
19%
19%
19
19%
783A
783/4
4 8'/a
-
49
47%
48
3,100
30%
291/4
2934
5,100
*783/4
30%
30 Va
30 Va
30 3/a
25 %
26
24%
25%
25
253/8
253#
25%
25
4t3/4
47
473/8
463/B
47%
46
46%
46
46%
17%
17%
17%
173/8
17%
173/8
173/8
17%
17%
17%
403/a
40%
40%
40 3/4
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
'
6%
6%
15%
143/8
63/8
.
6 S/8
63/4
6%
63/4
6%
6 3/8
14%
15
143/4
14%
14%
14V4
14%
16%
16%
16%
16 S/8
16%
17
16 %
*63/4
16%
34%
34
34%
34%
343/4
35
35
343/4
35Va
20 3/a
20
20 %
193/8
20
193/a
193/4
193/8
20
par
453/4
46
453/4
46
453/4
453/8
453/8
45%
443,4
45 Va
"___No par
107%
107%
1073/a
1071/4
1071/4
__
20,900
6,500
'
8,200
9,100
3,000
12,100
4,100
2,400
5,100
18,200
107%
1073/4
28%
28%
27%
28 '
27%
27%
27 Va
27%
26%
27%
2,800
16%
1
1.33%
5
16 3/4
16%
16 5/8
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
4,100
16"
10
16%
38%
100
*28
1
3
~
*6%
.10c
No par
I
10
251%
47%
.
16%
com
3,100
79%
20%
47%
No par
100
No par
*1003/4
•
*95%
1073/4
107 3/4
108
16
39
17
38
30
*28
3%
3
6%
6%
48%
k
17%
17%
163/4
16%
38%
.
473/8
37%
37%
36 Va
373/8
30
30
31 Va
♦29%
29%
3 V8
6 3/a
473/8
37
17%
1,900
37Va
5,000
300
31
3%
3%
3
3%
1 %
3 Va
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6
47%
473/8
473/4
48
100
100
100%
100 3/a
100 »/a
100%
101%
101
101
*101
101 Va
101
101 Va
96
96
95
95 Va
933/4
95
89%
88%
88 V2
88
89
22 Va
22%
97
*16%
*29%
100 s/8
473/4
1001/4
*101
*93%
1,200
40,900
Va
1,500
48 y4
100%
4,400
101 Va
150
700
94%
70
88%
1,600
America—
10
5
common
4% preferred
Continental Baking
$5.50 preferred
Continental Can Inc
$3.75 preferred
86
343/s
Common
New
483/4
86
'
Consumers Power Co
51% Mar 13
47%
873/4
•
$4.16 preferred
22
104
Jun
♦825
48
873/4
29%
G3/4
Consolidated Laundries Corp
47
5,600
47%
57%
♦56
106
par
16
100
57'%
14%
No
—
100
*825
210
106
1043/4
Corp—5
Electronics
1
106 3/4
■*
60%
10
Coppermines
4
3
Mar
♦96
106
163/4
28
14% Jan
10% Jan
112
105
41
60
No par
Qo
Consolidated Natural Gas
109% Jun
*93
107%
1
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd
Consolidated Retail Stores Inc
Consolidated Textile Co'Inc
11
105-
106%
128
10
Co~l
Solvents
33% July 26
Jan
128
1
Inc
43% July 25
106% Aug 17
101% Oct 28
128
49%
*40
60%"
50%
21% Apr
108
128
29%.
-No par
Ind; Corp
Consolidated Foods Corp
9
491/8
42
.
♦56
2.5q
19
19
50
60%
=.__2,50
10
63/8 Sep
900
4,600
1273/4
♦491/4
100
Jan
27
2%
39%
127%
•
8,100
2%
393/4
_50
15% May 28
Jan
89
69%
68 34
23/4
30%
343/4 Jan
11
49
♦87%
69%
3,700
40%
*2%
40
*825
47%
87%
68%
2%
20
18%
18 3/4
403/4
30%
pfd—100
9
9
♦825
49%
87%
693/4
.
♦98
.
108 3/a
48%
19
303/a
3
7% May 10
46 % Jun
1
♦825
.
43
30%
6
28
105
107%
*411/8
30%
16% Feb
1 % Sep
♦101
150
43
16 S/8
17
14
108
108%
9,100
73
183/4
183/4
.
2%
40
37
103
♦71%
16%
18% Feb
14% Dec
128 "
69
36%
102%
16%
7
7
3,700
♦41%
43
18%
37%
16%
153/4 Jan
Jan
573/8
561%
103
72
16%
36% Mar 12
10
3,400
98
723/4
103
'
16%
1103/4 July 17
23
128
73 '
30%
6
Mar 16
2%
41%
36%
104
16%
28
33
70%
2%
41
128
128
373/8
,
♦70%
♦41%
18%
69
37
♦102%
31
263/4 Sep
36% Jan
71%
.
161/2
105V2 Sep
10
18%
+,
'
30%
24
19
58
No par
44 % Jan
20% Nov
56%
*96'%
1,200
19%
191/a
98
2,500
37%
System—
Engineering
preferred
593/8
37%
19%
♦97
_No par
5
31% Oct
19
2%
5
18% May
43
41%
Jan
$5
♦41%
2%
Consol, Edisoh of N Y cpm___No
Consol
72
41%
100
Congoleum-Nairn Inc 4
Cigar Corp
;
38
104
♦70%
43
71
No par
Consolidated
23% Mar 19
37%
♦102 %
No par
23% Jan
~
-
No par
5
8% Mar 16 ~\Conde.Nast Publishing
Jan
4
Cone Mills Corp
12
381/4
103%
18%
18
22% Jan
183/4
98
573/4
37%
107
102
Commonwealth Edison Co
-
193/a
♦96%
59%
37%
18,700
14%
14%
*1031%
510
207
44% Mar 19
•
373/4
19
193/a
98
14%
*90
Commercial
14% Sep 28
19%
373/4'
61%
60%
62%
107
8,700
*178
* Commercial
39% May 28
6% Sep 25
37%
61 %
14
*103%
-
41%
102
21% Mar 20
11
37%
62%
14%
107
'
207
Combustion
11
613/a
14 %■
♦103%
41%
*90
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
20
63%
423/a
4,900
*178
30% July 17
54
Jan 13
8% Jan
18
42
•
2,900
IVM
45
102
♦41%
Co
Credit
"42
"
45
207
363/8 Mar 22
47% Jan
14
90
65,100
27%
96%,
461/4
"
♦90
25
24% Jan
'
'
-26%
>961/2
..
453/4
♦178
28
26
271/4
96V4
102
173/8 Sep
9
,
207
50
common
Carbon
271/4
96i%
♦90
45% May 24
16
19% Jan
27%
11,700
72%
♦178
29% Sep
2
71%
102
24"% Sep
34% Aug
Columbian
300
207
58
12
25%
59
38
47%-Sep-28c>
Apr
100
*25
*54
♦90
preferred_No par
Pictures
cumulative
,
14%
♦96%
73
Class B __-_L
Columbia Gas System Inc
23
'
107
59
stock
2nd
61%
60
103%
pfd
28
11
19%
98
♦70%
Ry com
1st
22% Jun
44% Oct
133/4
73 3/8
*
14%
♦103%
>37%
50
preferred series B__
15% May 28
18% Jun
8
28% Mar 15
5,400
363A
♦178
Corp—No par
22% Jun
Aug 23
14%
107
1081/2
Apr 21
77
61 %
-
♦102%
Apr 22
17% Feb 23
32
63 %
preferred_100
Southern
27%
41*//
No par
noncumulative
27'%
42%
No par
(The)
Co
27%
42%
gtd
1
31
7
11
66 %
15
.1
153/4 Mar 14
22% Oct
5,200
36%
100
com
Columbian Broadcasting
Class A
23% Oct
715/8
10,300
*13S/8
59
733/8
*65%
25%
*54
45/ *
59%
10
4%
♦25
56%
97
♦97
No par
4%
37%
100
com
preferred
Internat'l
Colorado &
67%
36s/8
25%
42
19%
5
100
com
5%%
66% Apr- 9
59% Feb 16
66%
1,700
"
71%
73%
*46%
♦37%
$3.50 preferred '
1
Collins & Aikman Corp_
Colorado Fuel Si Iron com
51% Mar 12
25
-
.
"
60
Sep
56% Sip
•
323/4
56%
57
71%
41%
15
Ry Co
Colgate-Palmolive
50% July 30
95% Mar
'
26
14
97
1
Co
56%
32%
*133%
46%
14%
preferred
Ilium
cumulative
56%
26
33
'
25%
57
27%
♦103%
Corporation
Coca-Cola
563/4
26
323/s
.
14
47%
5
Corp
4%
2
*133/8
r
25
97
No par
Climax Molybdenum
13
14
25
563/4
26
'
'
47
10
Cluett Peabody Si Co coin
7%
preferred
5
27%
♦96%
100
1
$4.50
preferred 2
".
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
Special guaranteed 4%
Clopay
13
74%
no par
Co
Louis
Elec
60
73%
10
..A*
noncumulative
Clevite
9
2
49
St
♦57
No par
100
common
convertible
C &
5%
25%
-
,
Electric—
Equipment
Cleveland
80% Mar 26
Jan
&
Service Co
Clark
♦25
25
5%%. preferred 2,
3
43% Jun
Gas
13%
10
;
City Products Corp_.
City Stores Co common
3
103
18
18
Cities
5
29
196
26
70% Apr 23
40% May 31
-
Jan
56%
25
City Investing Co
18
75% July 18
May 28
99% July 18
34% Jan
6
Aug 26
39% Mar 14
133% Jan
,7
May 12
25% Feb
11
2% Jan
45 %
27
196
23
78% Dec
4
42% Aug 18
20 % Oct 11
42% Jun
Oil
pr/sl erred
*
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
C I T Financial
Corp
20% Mar 29
104% Jan
7
94% Feb
46% May 24
Jan
30
:
4v
73 % July 17
<J
•
Sep
19% Jan
'•
47 % Jan
com
A
Common
4
.55%'July 10
17
15
29% July 10
102%. Apr
30
Nov
40% Feb
107
Cotton
Cincinnati
17
Aug
36% Dec
Western
Chile Copper Co
Chrysler Corp
3
"
100
North
preferred series
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com
5
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
;
No par
14% May 22
30% May 21
69% Mar 1
Jun
&
5%
5
51% Feb
Aug 29
101% Nov
43% Mar
4
60
1
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
5% series A noncum
pfd
70% July 16
26
14% July 27
7
66 % Jan
1
22% Feb
3
Jan
Dec
53% Mar
22
89%
*
89%
*22%
22%
-88%
22%
100
Co
com-
*98
99'/a
•98
5
29
29%
29
No par
com
20
No par
101%
101%
99 Va
101
47%
48
92
*90
101%
22%
22
22%
99%
28%
28 3/a
99%
29
*98
28%
100 %
100%
101
*98
99 Va
22%
*98
-
100 %
100%
473/8
47
90
223/8
29
87
46%
47 %
463/4
92
90
91
47
29
29
5,800
4,100
101%
150
46%
47 Va
21,000
89%
89%
210
19
c
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, October
1, 1956
(1360)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range (or Frevteus
19% Apr
.
14% Feb
2
8% Dec
105
Jan 24
70
8
14
6% Sep 26
.
34>/4 Jun
23
24% Jan
23
32% May
48% Apr
14
53
49% Apr
26
52
50% Jan
6
54% Jan
31
65% May
25 y. 8ep
64
Jan
27
20
87% Apr
93
Sep
44% Feb
29
July 19
July 5
58
July 27
37% Nov 30
54
Mar 14
73% Jun 14
100
Jan
26
20
Oct
28
2
40% Mar 12
19
99
Jan
99
Jan
25
163y4 Sep
28
60%
*57%
Crescent
Crown
3
$2
35% Feb 23
of Wheat
13% Jan
6% Oct
31
105
6
140
27
135% Jan
7
Jan
43% Jan
Zellerbacb
91
Sep 15
Mar
2
5%
Dana
24
2%
5%
2%
2%
35%
34%
77%
120
35
91
88
88
2%
2%
34%
35 Va
*88
91
v
28%
28%
35
91
*88
28%
75
5%
74%
13%
14
13%
13%
32%
31%
32
32
22
54'/®
54%
53%
54%
53%
53%
52%
*95%
100
,700
>
73%
13%
*32
6,100
13%
73%
74 V®
3,800
4,800
28%
52
73%
3,800
2%
*28%
28%
28%
9,200
22
2%
32
6300
1,100
32%
10,800
53
98
*96 Vz
98
96%
97
96%
53%
96 %
97
97%
230
25
61
62
58%
61%
58%
60%
59%
60%
58%
59 Va
17,500
19
19
19
19
19
19 V®
19
19
19
19
10
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
5
11%
11%
11 %
11%
11
11%
11
11%
10%
-100
*81 %
83
83
83%
83
84%
common
580
4,000
16%
21,200
5,400
.11
8%
8%
83%
8%
82%
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8%
8%
8%
8%
2.50
34%
34%
33%
33%
32%
32%
32%
32%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8Vz
8%
8%
121'/a
*119%
%
121%
common
ifo
83%
82
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1,400
8%
1,200
6,200
32
32
.
par
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121%
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121%
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No par
56%
56%
56'/®
56 Va
56 »/4
56 y4
56%
56 Va
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.1
39 y4
39%
38 Va
39%
37%
38%
38
38%
37%
38 Va
32,600
1
39 %
39%
39
39
38%
38%
38 V®
38%
37%
37%
2,000
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145
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ofd
i
new
inn
1
53%
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12%
53
52%
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12%
12%
145
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55 y4
90
*87%
12%
121
55
56%
53
90
5
55%
54
100
Corp common
preferred series A
3%%
*135%
*i35y2 J 45
56%
56 %
10
-
Dan River Mills Inc
12%
52 3/4
55%
12%
2,500
55'/®
49
49%
90
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12%
145
54%
52%
51
90
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145
55
900
56
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2,700
.
90
12%
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,
14,400
3,000
6%
6'A
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143/®
25%
26
25%
25%
25
25%
25
25%'
24%
25%
3,900
48
48
47%
48
47%
47%
473/4
473/4
473/4
473/4
2,000
84 y2
85
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87
*84%
85
84%
84%
*83
86
93%
92%
92%
*91%
93%
6Va
Davega Stores Corp common...2.50
5% convertible preferred—.20
Daystrom Inc
.10
Dayton Power 8c Light common
7
-'14%
Preferred
3.75%
series
A
.100
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
100
*83
1
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
100
*92
29
21%
5%
74% .76
13%
13%
6
Feb
22 V®
5%
14 %
4
Jan
21%
33
96
95% Mar
6%
6%
61/®
14%
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,
1
6%
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15
6%,
*6%
15
v
6 3/®
15
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200
84%
84%
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86
60
83
86
83
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86
40
93%
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93%
50
12,600
6,900
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-
50o
28%
28%
27%
29
27%
283/4
28
283/®
27%
28 y4
Decca Records Inc
50c
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 y2
14%
14%
14%
14%
31% May 16
July 18
25% May 15
Sep 25
16% Mar 12
Dayton Rbbber Co
18% July 11
39% Sep 23
34% Jan
3
Deere 8c
33 V4 Aug 26
35% May
29% Aug 28
35% Feb
6
26
18% Sep 10
31Va May 18
Delaware
8c
25% Apr
Delaware
Lack
Nov 29
36% Jun
8
47
July 25
43% Sep 16
37% Jun 21
38 y® Jan
23
48
May 14
14% Jan
28% Dec 20
6
14
5
26 y4 May
16
Nov
4
30
Jan
17
36
Aug 11
25% Mar
41
3
~io
.
15,900
163%
5%
14
7
99
163%
33
49 y4 Aug
24
Sep 27
Apr 30
20y4Jun
H
164%
22 y«
35%
28%
75%
167
5%
2%
35
*88
28%
28%
s165
21%
2%
36
91
3
83
1643/4
96
29%
5%
5%
2%
35%
27 y® Jan
92
94
Vz
29
22%
22
23'/®
5%
*88
84 Vz Sep
Sep 20
96 »/a Jan 18
97
May 11
100% Nov 22
95% Feb 14
17% Jan 17
22%
165
165
168
May 16
44 y® Jan 24
48
42'/a Jan 17
93
Feb
*92%
*94
29%
100
Inn 7«.
Sons
Cutler-Hammer
Mar 29
94
96
28%
700
'
*165
.1
Class A
Cushman's
2
58
8
Publishing
preferred
$7
17% Mar 19
6% May 21
17 y4 May 21
Mar 14
*94%
29%
29%
—2.50
Prior preferred
55
13
*923/4
96
x28%
Cur Us-Wright common
4
4
May 23
61% Aug
22
94
*94%
29%
Amer
10
96
4
*92%
95
noncum
14
12
1
94
*94%
*56
Corp
% Sep
87 %
7% July 12
6
*92%
94 %
30
1
Curtis
47% Aug 31
13% July
32% Mar
28
Jan
94
29%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
138
Sep 20
Sep 28
4% July 16
*92%
94%
Cuneo Press Inc
16% Oct 31
4% May 12
11% Oct
23
7
53% Dec 22
95
Mar 17
6
91% Sep 30
13% Nov 30
9.300
pfd
Cuban-American Sugar
Sep
40% Sep
19
1,400
68 V2
57
No par
13
41
54% Aug 21
25%
67%
.3
:
$4.20 preferred
Steel of
63% July 19
33% Feb 14
25%
70%
1
119'/4 Sep
4
23
25%
69
1
common
Cudahy Packing Co
4 Vi % preferred
9
25%
70%
No par
Seal
Cuba RR 6%
Feb
25%
69,
——
&
preferred
Crucible
'
4
Jan
55%, Jan
6
40
3
26% Jan
NO^
30
36 y4 Nov 18
6
Jan
6% Jan
2
84% Aug 20
10>/4 Jan
3
2
57
25%
72
Corp (The).
14y® May
28
Sep
57%
25%
70%
.100
July 25
17% Sep
5
4
8% Aug
67% Feb 23
30»/4
15% Jan
Jan
Feb 23
116
52% May 23
135
32
57%
25%
Common
23 ya
14'/® May 28
7% Jan 10
67% Jan
Feb
65% Sep
13
2
3
104
8
Jan
37% Aug 19
9% Jan 11
101% May 25
31
Jun
14
73% Apr 26
14% Sep 15
Feb
8% Mar 14
31% Mar 29
69% Apr
96% Sep 27
46
9% May
6% Jan
59
3
9
20% Mar 7
18% Mar 29
59
26
73%
__5
Cork
8,900
5,100
*
72%
..25
Corp
52
*50
26
lfto
preferred
Crown
May
57% Dec
...
Crane Co common
Cream
52
5
Inc
Coty International Corp
3%%
*50
52
1
—
Coty
May 29
44 Va
.100
series
1% preferred
Cosden Petroleum Corp new-.
5
28
107
6%
preferred
24
27
10.900
*58%
18% Feb
Jan
43%
50
77% Sep
12% Nov
1,700
52
10
Sep
8,100
6.500
41»/4
*50
60 y® Jan
32%
41
6%
*50
3
102
41
6,800
112 Vz
52
Cum pfd 3%% eerles of, 1947—100
Products Refining comm<m-10
42% Mar 26
28
413%
6%
111
*53
30% Jan
Sep
42%
6%
114
28
19
52
6%
113
5,300
48
28% Jun
59% Dec 29
41
42%
6%
28
7
55% NOV 30
4iy®
*40%
45%
112
47 y®
98% NOV
30
41%
,
114
113%
28%
97% Mar
33% Dec
6%
6%
113
44
Corn
23% Aug 27
13% Sep 25
31% Sep 26
48%
6%
6%
115
49
2G
28
23
44 «/4
28%
16
13% Mar 30
43%
473/4
Sep
45% Feb
44%
433/4
2% Jan
13
.74 'Apr 15
22 Va Sep 30
37% Sep 23
25 Vz
43%
44
48%
88
Sep
*24%
43%
28%
34% Sep
33
26%
44 %
43%
2%.Feb 18
28
7
*24%
43%
47%
48% Jan
28% Jan
25'/®
27%
14
15
*24%
48%
3% %
32% Feb 24
3
25 y4
29
25
6
*24%
28%
5% Sep
7
14%
47%
21% Sep
11
95 y4 Jan 24
14%
49%
I
Jan
14%
29
7% Aug
Jan
14%
29
6
2
44%
5
14%
5
SO
183% July
5
41%
.5
14%
*40%
43%.
175% Dec 28
34% Oct
.14
Dubllier Electric Corp_
Corning Glass Works common—
19
5
20
6V4 Jan
Shares
14%
25%
6%
112%
Cornell
5
180% Mar
the Week
Sept 28
Preferred
31
27 % Jan
102
Apr .29
30% May 2
95% Jan
Jan
FiMav
Sept. 27
Steel Co common
Convertible pref 5% series
2
94 y® Jun
May 23
12
98
9
'Sale* fee
Thursday
44%
8
Continental Steel Corp,
nun
\ . Wednesday
V3 Sept. 26
14%
15
44
1
Delaware
Copperweld
25% Jan
Sep
52% Sep
Tuesday
*24%
25
—5
Continental Motors
of
RECORD
LOWytNH HIGH SALS
Sept. 25
14%
2
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.
Cooper Range Co_
2
19
28% July 27
It
Jan
preferred
Insurance
Continental Oil
Aug 10
35% May 18
21 y4 Mar 29
20%
convertible
43% Aug
2
47% Aug 20
70
Mar 20
1
28
Continental
138
Jan 23
94
44% Nov 25
25% Mar 14
.
Dec
58% Apr
9
9% Jan 11
22% Feb 15
4 JVz Sep 19
23% Nov 25
6
Continental Cop 8c Steel Ind com
5%
*
*
Sept. 24
Par
16% Apr 23
21 Vz Apr 23
12% Feb 14
14 Va NOV 23
May 12
10
'
r
Monday
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Hlfbeot
Lowest
.i
,
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1965
STOCKS
.
.
Co
9,600
26
26%
25%
26>/4
25%
26%
253/4
26 3%
253/4
26%
'aq
31%
31%
31 Va
31%
*31 Va
31%
31%
313/8
31 y®
31 y®
800
No par
28 V*
28%
27%
28
27%
28 V®
28 VA
28%
28%
28 VA
6,900
21
21%
20%
21 Va
20%
20'/®
203/®
21%
21
2iy®
8,600
Delaware Power & Light Co—13.50
43%
43%
42 V*
43
42
42
41%
41%
2,200
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
Detroit Edison
20
40 y4
40%
39%
40%
38'/®
393/4
38%
39%
5,300
X35
35%
35%
35%
35
353/8
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68
7%
27
common
10
preferred
—
Hudson
&
_
.'
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80
*42
43
■
,
f
Jan
12
Jan
33%
,
7
.
,flf% May 17
22
34
Oct
35% Apr
■'
Feb
33% Jun 25
66
--Aug
14% Feb
Jun 24
90
17% Sep 13
32% Jan
11
42% Feb
28
4
50% Deo
26 % Feb
3
7
t,"
40
32
Apr
Jan
26
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co
9
19% Sep
14
9
38
Detroit Steel Corp.
De Vilbiss Co
11
43% Jan 31
% Sep 19
28
32 '/a Jan
26
11
37 y4 Jan
32% Sep
Jan
10
22 y4 Nov
30
17 y4 Jun
25
15
12% Jan
7
13% jun
7
13 % Jan
3
30% Apr
9% Nov
l
49
Sep 23
11% Jan 10
33 % May
4
64% Apr 26
79
Apr 29
38% July 25
52 y4 Jan
Jun
13%
6
47% Oct 11
61
Sep 26
-30% Mar 14
11% Oct 21
15% Jan
13% Nov 16
43 Va Mar 14
93% Dec
60% Deo
36% Jan
7% Oct 26
Apr
38 Va Mar
Devoe & Raynolds
8
22% Aug 17
16% Feb 23
39% Mar
Diamond
5
95% Sep 14
82% July 5
49% Jan 23
16 Va Mar
21
89>/aSep
5
3
17% Sep
12
21% Feb
3
15
10% Jun
14
12'/® May 23
11% Jan 17
12 y4 Mar
4
6% Sep
19
Jan
18
117% Sep
1
94% Aug 11
33% Dec 29
46% Jan
12
50% Oct
14
48% Jah 12
249% July 6
124
Apr 12
Apr 12
July 25
49 % Apr 27
55
54
14
27
J&n
6
17% Nov 17
Jan
6
6
58
23
43% Feb
14
6
32% Jun 21
26% Feb
17
34% Dec
29 % Jan 23
75% Jan 23
Jan
21% Jan 18
67
163
Mar 14
Oct
26
45
Mar 14
24% Mar 15
92% July 22
36
Jan
40% Nov
Jan
99
6
53
27% Feb
3
31
Nov
52
107
3% Nov 10
14
61% Nov 30
35% July
35% Mar 14
■
36% Feb 17
87% Nov 15
175
Sep 14
15% May 18
103
2
Jun
.
4
Sep 29
May 27
23% Feb 15
Aug
2
5% Feb 10
34% Feb 23
154
Aug 30
14%
14 Va
14%
14
14
14 VA
2,600
34
34 V®
34
14%
34%
33%
34
34
34%
333/4
343/4
7,900
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
1,100
54
54l/4
53
53%
523/®
53
523/®
53
52%
523/4
2,400
*64%
67%
50
Feb
53% Mar
541
Feb
*65
29%
293/4
30
30
30
30
2.700
10%
*ioy2
103/4
10%
103/4
10%
10%
2,300
66
3,500
13%
13%
Xl3%
13%
13%
133/4
13%
133/4
13%
13%
87%
90%
85%
88
85 Va
87»/4
863/®
88
853/®
87
13,300
71 Va
71%
69%
71%
68%
69'/®
69
69%
68 3/4
69 Va
84%
85%
84
87
85%
86 Va
86%
89%
83%
86
33,200
22,100
1
18%
is y4
17%
18 Va
17%
18
173/®
18
I?3/®
173/4
3,boo
l
10%
10%
*10%
11
103/4
11
,11
7%
11
11
11
1,500
7
6,100
-
-
Duquesne Light Co common——10
7 V®
7
7%
7
7'/®
195%
198%
193
113%
112%
90%
90%
90 V®
90%
36%
36%
36 Va
36%
35%
36 V*
44
*43
*42
46
——50
—50
47
47%
*47%
48%
46%
46%
46%
46%
4%
preferred
preferred
preferred
$2.10 preferred
D W O Cigar Corp
Rn
*47
48%
*49
50
*48
112%
91%
91 Va
36 y®
35%
36
*47
48%
*47
49%
47%
48
♦47%
20,900
800
*15
15%
14%
15%
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46 Va
,
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'
-
—
45
900
48%
46%
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8,900
20
210
400
50
*48
*48
48%
*47
,*47%
49 Va
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14%
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50
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48y4
1
48 %
46%,
48%
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45
48%
--
50
48
no
..
197%
112%
91
*42
46%
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-
1923/®
112%
35%
48%
46%
RQ
,
196 VA
91
45
*0
4.20%
4.10%
6%
-
*
48%
-
7%
1123/®
112%
91 VA
-
195
196 Va
*112%
*90>/4
$3.73 preferred
47% Apr 17
57 y4 Aug
8
37 y4 Apr 19
48 y4 Sep 10
100% July 17
170
65%
29%
*10%
*65
$4.15 preferred
24
200
65%
29%
10%
70
6
—17% Jan 11
67%
900
29%
27
12
VA
10»/a
44
52% Jan 18
54
Feb 29
52 % Jan
36
29%
*66
113
38% Julv 12
22
14 Va
200
20
35% Jan
14%
113
series
Sep 20
1,900
14
35%
a
series
$3.50
Apr 20
48% Aug 29
47% Sep 25
14% jun
5
9
203/a
199
$4.50
Preferred
49
Nov
33 y4
20%
...1
Preferred
4
Nov
53% Mar 30
*323/®
20%
—No par
No par
Common
3
46
35 y2
33%
20%
7
8
Sep
7
47% Aug 31
35 Va
*323/®
20 VA
No par
(E I) 8c Co-
5
18
36
323/4
20
.
50c
99 Va Jan
43
4,500
35%
323/®
20%
-
Apr
121% Feb
22
53 % Apr
53
Feb
51% Sep
33
,
5,900
33%
1
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
*
■
36 Va
.
12
237
'
No par
.
Sep
28
12
-
.No par
Co
J»n
89
38
51% July 22
50% Aug
9
28
192% Sep
110% Sep
101
700
,
51%
—2
Dresser Industries
Pont de Nem
37
503/4
51%
1
Co.
Duplan Corp.:
I? 35
37
No par
Ltd.—
Aircraft
Chemical
■
50%
20 y4
__
Dunhlll International—
au
157
—
Mines
Douglas
Dow
*h }
37
51 Va
-■
373%
60c
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Pepper Co__,
Dome
f36%
\f 10,400
35%
Dobeckmun Co
Or
50%
373/s
is
32%
Dixie Cup Co common
No par
5% conv preferred series A
50
9
•'
TO
36
60 %' Aug 17
23
*■35:
51%
18%
*36%,
37 Va
9,200
68,
,*65
vfj 68
173/4,
18%
37
.,,-37
50%
*65
20%
2
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd—
Sep
*35.
52
68
17%
18% ,18%
TllVa
37%
.
353/8
*65
68
33
35 Va
*32%
—25
Divco Corp
75
35%
35%
v
39%
20
1
common
13% Aug 27
39 Va Apr
13
Apr
57
!35
51%
37%
37 ~
10
$1.50 cumulative preferred
6
37 y®
2
Co
Match
19
ia
;
Diamond T Motor Car Co
Diana Stores Corp
Alkali
35
"
class A
Diamond
J
*65:
18%
1
_;i
60% Aug 13
44% Apr
5
35% Jan 17
72 %* May 28
Jan 10
30
100
—_i
—
26
20
28
13% Sep 28
21
24% Jan
14
30
July 18
10 Va Sep
54% Dec 27
17
19% Sep 12
10% Dec 21
28
May 25
"65% Sep
28% Sep
3
18% Mar 31
62% May 17
•
9
3
79
34% Jan
,31%
,
36'/® Jan
7
38%
14%
*14%
491/4
15%
1,600
2,000
48%
~
-
50
.10
*39%
40%
39%
40%
39%
40%
403/4
40%
40%
1
48%
.49%
47
48%
463/4
48 VA
47%
48
47
48%
8,600
.10
29 %
293/4
28%
29%
28
29
29 Vi
30 Va
29%
29 y4
3,900
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp.£—
B
..10
Eastman Kodak Co common.
44%
45 Va
43 y4
44%
413/4
43y2'.
43%
44%
43%
44%
.100
'156%
Eagle-Plcher Co_
Airlines Inc
Eastern
Eastern Corp
6%
89
.
87%
89 Va
156 Va
89%
159
1561/4
86%
*155
40%
*
88%
873/4
*155
158
86%
89 Vz
88
156
156
156
6,700
11,200
20
51% Jan 23
'
65% Sep
6
preferred
Eaton Manufacturing Co.
2
643/4
65%
64
65
63 y«
643/4
62%
643/4
61%
61%
3,400
23% Sep
30
Jan
3
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—l
24%
243/8
24%
24%
24
24
23%
23%
23%
24
2,800
94
Jan
10
50
Jan
3
85
28
Aug 31
36VaJun 18
103 % Apr 24
16% Jan 30
33 y® May 28
3% Aug 21
32
Jan
3
Apr
12
106
May 16
21
Mar 15
4%%
Ekco
preferred
Products
Co
100
*83
37 Va
*98%
*83
*83
87
87
87
*83
37%
36 3/4
31 Va
•'37y®
37%
37%
38%
102 Va
*98%
1021/4
*98%
102 Va
*98%
102 Va
87
37
37%
-100
preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Co.
*98 y2
*83
87
.2.50
common
4%%
102 Va
.
4,100
700
1
41% Jan
5
3
Electric
44% Sep
5
Electric Storage
19
183/4
18 3/4
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
8
Electric Atito-Llte (The)
4% Jan
19
36%
37%
3%
36
36%
35%
36»/4
355/„
363/4
35 y®
35%
8,200
3%
3%
3%
33,4
3%
3y4
33/®
3%
3%
17,300
413%
413/4
40 y®
4iy#
39%
40%
39%
40
39%
39%
3,800
14%
14%
14%
14%
1.300
28%
28%
24,300
8c Mus Ind Amer shares
Battery
10
***
15% Jan
6
20y4Oct 17
22% Feb 29
31% Feb 17
47 % Dec
53
28
14
May 25
21% Jan 20
47
Apr 12
44% Feb 10
3
Feb 28
58% Feb 17
39% Jan
6
54% Apr IF
43
19
3
Apr
5
29
27
Jan
16
43% Nov
H%
.
Jan
Oct"31
25 % Jan
3
28% Jan
6
P6
2
Feb
25% Apr
4
20% Jan 18
76
Jan
11
69% Oct
4
19
Elgin National Watch Co
15
29 y® Sep
27
Elliott
10
50
30
Jan
52% AUg 15
59 Vi Aug
9
39% Sep 10
30
Sep 13
30% Sep
12
7
Sep 28
13 Va Jan
3
16% Feb 21
30% Oct 20
27% Jun
11
35% Dec
8
32 y® Jun
29
5
91
100
Jan
Sep 19
28% Sep 23
25% Jan
24% Apr 20
20
87% Oct 31
79'/a Sep
73
For footnotes
Dec
17% Mar 20
July
see
8
page
64
28.
11
Sep 19
31% Aug 14
34% Mar 9
98
Jan
5
32% Aug
9
23% Mar 29
18
86
Feb
Aug 27
71
July-18
2
Co
common
preferred—
5% conv 2nd preferred
Paso
Emerson
Empire District Electric Co
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
21%
28%
14%
143/4
28
28%
48
•47
*47
*51
28%
48
52
*47%
29»/4
49
*47
49
51%
'51%
51
51%
52%
*51%
52%
1,900
55
55'%
533/4
543/4
51%
53%
51%
53 Va
51%
52%
12,400
34%
35
34
35
33'/®
34»A
34
34%
33%
33%
*27 Vz
5
8
10
'common—25
lQp
8.50
-
Erie RR common
5%
28 y4
48
143/4
4
When issued
Emerson Radio 8c Phonograph
4%
143/4
3
Mfg Co
Endlcott Johnson Corp
•47
143/4
4
Natural Gas
Electrlo
21 Va
50
50
5%
El
143/4
No par
32 %
—
8
8%
273/4
8>/®
29
28%
32%
32 V®
32'/®
91
913/4
91%
28%
*27
28
*26%
27%
*26
7%
8
IVa
7%
7
*28 Va
29
32 y®
*89
*28%
32%
91
32%
.
•89
29
-
323/i
92
28%
1,700
27
7%
28 y2
33
33
*89
92
22,900
300
3,600
10
28
28%
27'/®
28%
27%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28i/4
4.500
20%
203/4
20 V*
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
6,700
100
preferred series A
Erie 8c Pittsburgh RR Co
*28%
•89
*26%
28%
52
•77
*65
68
.
79%
*77
79%
50
.
.
*65,
.
•77
79%
*77
79%
*77
79 Vz
68
*65
68
*65
68
*65
68-
'
Volume
Number 5573
184
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. ...
(1361)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
lanie for Prcrisns
*
Year 1955
Lowest
21
Oct
10
13 % Jan
6
43
24 ft Jan
6
12 ft Nov
»
28
22% Mar 14
13
30
11
7
10% Sep
16% Sep
17% Mar
7
7
25
37% Nov
57
4
27
31ft July 21 '
Jun
24
Oct
Jan
50
Jan
3
45
Apr
17% Jan
40 ft Jan
17
13 ft Feb
23
28% Jan
6
38 ft Apr
2
24%
23 ft
23%
23 ft
213%
23%
18 ft
23%
23 ft
ia
17%
17'/a
17%
23ft
4,700
18 ft
17%
17 ft
17 ft
3
m
86 ft
11-u
84 ft
2,600
80 ft
83 ft
8|
84 ft
84 ft
82%
84
2,300
45%
46
45
45 ft
45 ft
45%
45%
45%
12 ft
12%
12
12%
11
11
10%
10%
*10%
Fairbanks Morse & Co
46
12%
11
50
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
Farwlck Corp
5
43%
44 ft
43 ft
44 ft
43%
43ft
44ft
.2
7ft
7%
7ft
7%
7ft
7ft
7ft
7ft
1
10 ft
10 ft
10 ft
10%
10%
10%
10 ft
10%
49
49
7
51ft July 10
7% Jun
9
7
13 ft Mar 29
57
Apr
51
5
11
9
5%
conv
41% Aug 17
19 ft Aug
2
36% May 7
1
Federal
Mogul
Federal
Pacific
Federal Paper
21ft Sep 10
37% Mar 14
10 ft Jan
Aug 14
20
4.6%
*
1953
1
Mar 14
Apr
22
Sep"~27
17
Nov
17
16 ft
16%
"16ft
16%
2,200
23 ft
23
23 ft
23
23
23
23
4,700
*69
74
*68
73
Ferro
May
1
.1
26
61
33 ft Feb
24
26 ft
May
18
67% Dec
30
C2
Jan
Jan
18
82 ft
104
Sep
26
53
9
Mar
Mar
62 ft Jun
30 ft Feb
23
Fifth
91% Jun
27
Feb
10
Apr
12
20
49 ft
9
Aug 17
11% Sep
19
10% Jan
ft Sep 26
46 ft Feb
17
34ft Sep
17
Aug 29
18% Mar 11
35 V* Jan
32
6
Oct
11
43% Mar 15
99
Jan
13
46% Jan
25
102
Feb
28
96 ft Nov
30
20 ft Oct
Tl
29 ft Oct
28
7% Sep
14
106
21% Mar 12
Florida
Power
Power
&
July
7
36% Feb
13
50 ft Aug
14
50 ft Jan
27
62
July 15
95
Sep
26
Sep
Sep
21
21
51
Feb
13
77
109
Feb
13
Jun
3
69 ft Sep
105
61 ft
126
100
26%
Aug"22
50
Mar 31
25
Jun
14
F<|b
9
27
38% Apr
28
94
6% Jun
29
lift Sep 15
49 ft July 27
9% Jun
8
39
Feb
11
25% Feb
Dec
20
46
43
Jan
105
Feb"25
9% Mar
Mar
30% Sep
3
23
28
38
Sep
1
6
Jan
1
31
Jan
9
14% Apr
13
5%
9% July 17
July 16
ft Aug 13
29% Mar 27
25% Jan
3
1
99ft Sep
61% Sep
24
106% Mar
5
24
71ft May
7
Dec
29
11% Jan
21
9
8
148 ft Jun
3
132
29% Jan
7
36% Feb
23
i!t% Sep
23
6
26% Dec 29
24% Jan
23
37 ft
May 22
Sep
26
142
93
Apr
26
97 ft Feb
18
67 ft Dec
30
63ft Jan
10
85
38% Dec
13
30ft Jun
12
36"% Sep
86
23
Jan
20
17% Jan
2
17
7
lift Sep
17
13% Jan
13% Jan
6
80
Mar 29
56% Jun
47 ft Sep
9
28
53
57%
Dec_30
52% Jan
23
65ft Aug
17
11
5
Jun
79 ft Aug
Oct
~28
66% Jan
6
13
Feb
23
7
77% Jun 20
7
123
43% Oct
11
54
Nov
119"% Dec
20
127
Jan
3
Aug
9
102
29% Jan
61
14
120
Mar
Sep
May
113
July 11
40
Sep
9
115ft Sep
2
34
79
14
39ft Jan
6
61ft Feb
31
17% Mar 24
14% Feb
9
21
38 ft Nov
34% Jan
4
24 ft
34% Sep
28
38
Jan
ft Feb
3 *
8ft Aug 21
'.-Aug 21
155
Dec
16
168
Feb
2
153
17% Jan
26
22% Oct 25
22
Jan
-
59ft Jan
6
87 ft Dec
30
67 ft Sep
66 ft Jun
7
Jan
23
30"% Dec
42
3
60
July 31
$8
4%
Sep
conv
6%
series
General
Electric
Foods
14
Sep
26
26
9
26
May 26
136 ft Jun
28
23
77 ft Dec
2
30% Mar 14
34% Jan
18
27 ft Sep
13
26% Mar 15
37% Aug 11
31 ft Feb
9
16 ft Mar
2
14 ft Feb
" 9
May 31
84% Sep
18
13% Jan
6
93 ft Dec
28
vor
99
footnotes
see
page
70 ft
May 25
17
■
41 ft
Aug 10
108 ft July 17
46% Apr
23 ft Mar
149ft Jan
79 ft Jan
5%
*31
31%
31
32 ft
30%
31%
2,700
48 ft
50%
49 ft
50%
49 ft.
50 ft
7,400
8ft
9%
33 ft
'-
50%
45
48 ft
$5
*44
j<,
45% Sep
*129
130
31ft
32 ft
8 7 ft
87 ft
88
68ftw
90
68
35 ft
"
128
129
35 ft
,35%
127ft 127ft
General
14%
14%
14%
15
15
lift
lift
lift
lift
75
72 ft
73%
71%
73%
71%
73%
48%
49%
47%
48%
47%
48%
59
58
58%
57%
58 ft
56%
58 ft
58
ft
ft
x.
4%%
$5
New
Getty Oil Co
4%
*18
18 ft
18ft
18ft
18
18
46
46%
45 ft
46%
45
45%
6,800
7 ft
7
7ft
7ft
7 ft
7
7%
3,200
7%
7ft
7ft
114ft
47%
117 ft
117ft
$4.50
68 ft
67'/a
113ft
*113 ft
ft
46 %
45%
118ft
118ft
68'ft
114ft
45%
113
46%
114
46
93
92 ft
92%
93
93
*92%
S3 ft
92%
33
33 ft
33 ft
-32%
32%
*32 ft
33 ft
32 ft
32%
600
70
70%
70
70
69
69'ft
68%
69%
67 ft
63 ft
3,100
1
38 ft
39
39ft
39ft
37%
39 ft
37 ft
38 ft
371/2
37%
7,100
34
*33%
34
34
34'/a
34 ft
34 ft
*34 '/a
*
*33
5ft
————10c
37%
5
Corp
117%
118
5ft
5ft
5ft
5ft
37 ft
37%
37 ft
37%
86
5ft
38
88 ft
84%
85%
Jan
7
3
'
*95
102%
100
100
*80
—100
preferred
issued"
5i
98
103
83
101
25 ft
25 ft
25 ft
1,700
35%
34%
.34%
2,400
40 ft
40 ft
40'/a
40%
12.600
31ft
31%
31%
31 "a
50'
51
51%
99
100
100
*78
81
*78
83
83
*81%
33 ft
31ft
32%
30
50%
48
49%
ft
8ft
46,400
30
31%
28%
29%
25,900
48
48
47 ft
47%
2.400
46 ft
47%
46
46%
15,200
8 ft
*8 ft
59%
47%
45%
82
56%
"
*8 ft
8ft
48%.
27%
48 ft
49
46 ft
48 ft
47"
27%
26%
27 ft
27%
27%
*91%
93 ft
*91%
91ft
*91%
35 y.
35%
6.300
27%
8,900
35
3 ft
3ft
3ft
93 ft
*91%
35%
34%
3ft
3%
937a
v
35%
6,000
3ft
3,400
156
*156
163
*156
*26
34
*27
29
*27
29
27
27
28
72
73
71
72
69%
71
67ft
70ft
67%
72 '
'
5
73
74%
71%
73%
71ft
72
71%
72%
4
31ft
31ft
30%
30%
30
30%
30'ft
30 ft
30
30
58 ft
59%
57 ft
58%
56%
57%
56%
58 ft
56%
57
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
Co
—25No par
Sugar com—No par
preferred
Green Bay & Western RR
Ihc
31
31
31
31
46 ft
46%
46%
46%
13,900
37%
36%
37
37
37 ft
3,300
92
90
90
46%
47 ft
37 ft
37%
37
91
91
*90
.
*90
92
1,900
70
\
Iron Ore Prop—No par
7%
4.100
31%
46ft
38
6
Ex-distribution
Great Northern Paper Co
12%
12.800
12'/a
48
92 %\
11%
12 ft
1.500
14.000
30%
ft
*90
100
12
1%
»
12ft
37%
5
12 ft
lu.fPO
72 '/2
32
45 ft
47
common—12.50
preferred
,
400
18 3( 0
61'/2
—1
common
20
163
27
Grayson-Robinson Stores
J0Q
100
-1
& Die Corp..No par
Greyhound Corp (The) common—3
preTerr*>d
47 ft
27%
156
12'/a
Co
)G0
46%
163
*31%
Ry
8%
'156
12%
Northern
35%
35
3 ft
3
22 ft
Co
8%
-
'
10
1%
320
'
*91%
93 ft
35ft
36
1
3'ft
3ft
*156
163
—10
Steel
.4
48 ft
27
100
10
81%
48ft
Co
2,590
81
83
*8 ft
1
100
62 ft
8%
1
30
96 ft
*78
31%
48
48
27'ft
1,300
5.4J0
:
59%
62%
49'ft
-
•
48 ft
84
*8 ft
—5
1.600
*98
81
48 ft
Rubber
Co
vi.
100
80
65 ft
12 ft
4ft%
1,700
25'/a
1
& Co
Greenfield Tap
ft
100
83 ft
31%
(H L)
4,200
17 ft
44%
50
62%
——5
Green
86%
17ft
43
98
83%
No par
5
Gt Northern
86 ft
17ft
43 ft
98
66'ft
(The)
3%%
87%
43 ft
4
(B F)
T)
85%
'17ft
51ft
102 ft
80
Graham-Paige Motors—
Granby Consol M 8 & P
City
9,600
——10
10
(W
25,100
37%
46%
No par
Union
98
49%
ft—10
common
110
5%
36%
*96
51%
*95
31ft
1
—
Co..^
35
5
37ft
'
83 ft
62%
100
!
5ft
1,000
37
^
<s.ou
;
5ft
93
35
1
.JO
No par-coin..
89 ft
88
No par
Corp..
Brewing Co
& Stock Telegraph
Grand
2.000
33
Corp
<fc
520
119%
119
122,000
93
Co—
R)
4,200
46%
1
(The)
(W.
68 ft
115
15
preferred
Co
67%
118
67 ft
69
800
No par
uuDbei
GimbeL Brothers
Glldden
54,000
18 ft
46%
68 ft
common
(The)
25,400
57 %
117
preferred
Gillette
47%
56
18 ft
46 ft
Signal
Utlltles.
Products
35,000
47 ft
46 ft
114ft
Equipt Corp
preferred.—
"when
com
Gerber
400
18'ft
70%
preferred
cum
2,600
47%
47%
Advertising
cumulative
110
ft
18 'ft
115 ft
Cement Co
Castings
Georgia-Pacific
15
11%
71%
*11 ft
46%
69'ft
preferred
conv
preferred
4ft%
14%
100
""
127
71
50 ft
73
•
1,900
36%
126ft
11%
47%
&
&
--
250
68
36'
14%
49
1
Corp
Tire
127
130
1,800
12,800
88%
*66'/a
V.
*11 ft
*114 ft
—
4ft%
127
v
3,700
33
*87 ft
87
68
36%
800
3,800
,
24%
31%
'
87
35%
'.<•
135
..24%
.
i
lfl%
1%
General, Telephone Corp
General Timfr Corp
General
33
*133
25
8,700
8%
37
—No par
Utilities
Realty
132%
31%
lift
—No par
General Public Service
Public
,
.
25
14%'
;
com
T
',*65
68
*63
35%
V.
■
'100
11'ft
_1
Corp—
ft
9%
132
'25 ft
25
33;
*65
88
35
——
Great Western
17ft May 10
96
2,300
133
25%
32
-100
conv
cum
33%
"88
132
133
25%
25%
32%
68
Preferred $3.75 series
$1.60
133
.25%
(Delaware)_)
..No par
Corp
preferred
General
9%
8
8ft
8'ft
8ft
135
*132
—5
Corp
Motors
Great
10
5,100
32 ft
preferred
1
33% Mar 12
1,200
10
50'ft
10
Corp
3
11
200
29 ft
34
Co
Instrument
General
Grant
-
44 ft
50
35
General Mills common
Granite
* Feb
ft
29 ft
33%
100
General Finance
3
7% May 18
44
29%
62%
com
5
9
10
44%
61
Dynamics Corp
"when issued"—
New
36ft Aug
51% Sep
99
38% Sep
19% Sep
24% Feb
153
14
10 ft
ft
66
50
Grace
2% Feb
10
29 ft
64%
100
Gould-National Batteries Inc
25
87
10 ft
10
10 ft
67 ft
preferred
Goodyear Tire
27
25va Feb
1,310
67
com_..No par
13
Sep
-
7,500
29%
5
18
90
2
34%
110ft
29 ft
1
Apr
Jan
30
10
33%
110ft
*44 ft
50
60 ft Sep
20% Mar 16
900
35 ft
109ft
44ft
General Contract Corp common—2
81ft Aug 27
...
7
34%
109ft
29%
preferred
36
8
16
45
44ft Sep' 19
6%
35
110
34%
109
44ft
com
Inc
Co
Goodrich Co
27.*
33% Dec
10 ft
10
35%
111
29%
2nd preferred
Cigar
89 ft Mar 23
36% Sep
96% Dec
111
45
Corp
Goodall-Sanford Inc
9-
7
6%
480
29%
1st preferred
4%
25
28
61,500
29%
.
Gold
12
3
Feb
9
300
26%
80
*44 ft
.—No par
11
30
2
Mar 16
12
15%
26%
80
50
preferred-
preferred
160 ft Jun
34
18
69
18
97% Mar 21
•
20 ft Mar 22
12
July 24
5% Sep
143
5
*15%
27 ft
No par
2
Inc
34%
113
112
5
common
7ft
*7
7ft
36 ft
35%
100
General Bronze Corp
5
General Cable Corp com——No par
Mar 14
Feb
*7
15%
81
26%
*80
ft
600
1,200
8,200
*
_1
common
Goebel
.
81
89 ft.-
280
25
1% Aug 17
~11% Sep 28
29 ft May 28
27%
81
88 ft
1,900
5% Jan
29ft Jun
15'/a
26%
83
89%
-
5,100
14
44% Jan
15'/a
28'ft
82
50% *
41 ft Mar
27
50% Jan-18
15%
27 ft
84
52'ft
54-ft Aug 23
28% Sep
5
v
3
Sep
15%
28%
9%
12 ft
9%
4
9ft Jan
23 '
3
15%
28ft
*83
51%-
61
34ft Sep
Feb
*15 ft
*15%
1
8,400
9'/a
12 ft
v
62'/a
5
37 ft Sep
52 ft Sep
92.
21ft Jan
88 ft
31%
28
2
35% Jan
89%
40%
23
8
74
88 ft
31ft
28
7
92 ft
40'/a
Sep
11
Dec
88'ft
32
Jan
Jan
100
93
40%
41
30
92 ft
40%
3
21
9%
12%
*31 ft
82
9
39% Sep
45 ft Dec
*12 ft
32ft
86 ft Sep
8
23
Sep
34% Dec
12%
-
41 ft
23
3
*9%
12 ft
10
40%
31'ft*
121ft Apr
3
3% Mar
9%
12 ft
Steel
28
,
9%
12 ft
General
12
ft Jan
.•.*9%
100%
9
36
55 ft July 25
9%
12%
9%
2
81% Sep
Aug
44ft Mar
32
33
9%
12%
61%
27
23
99
31'/a
32 ft
No par
9,800
9%
'
10
15
31'/a
33
25
Sep
17
33 ft
25
84
11
32 ft
25 ft
23
Dec
44,600
18
34%
25
25
5
59%
11%
33'ft
—10
25 ft
Sep
90ft Jan
90
59'/a
18
25'ft
80
36 ft Oct
88 ft
60 ft
17%
.1
96 ft Sep
23ft Jun
88 ft
59 ft
18
Shoe
27
40 ft Jan
87
59%
General
Apr
50
420
17%
.59 ft
17%.
66% Apr
"
132
18
90
60 ft
43
100
*127
17%
17%
Sep
5,400
7,500
62%
59 ft
*87
42%
Apr
61%
18%
18
33 ft Apr
63 ft
60%
42%
.46
52 ft
97 ft
89
42%
118ft Jun
8
87
51%
*95
18
"17ft
T-35%
27
19
89
ft
62
59%
18
May 17
29% Sep
*87
53
97%
*95
89
•43
Sep
45% Sep
*135
42%
90
18
*127
*17 ft
50
11
135
10
13
38% Oct
*127
JUc
14
20
138
*130
52%
V
-
General Refractories
Jun
5
63
General Railway
98
9% Oct
95%
63%
24
65% Nov
28
53'A
95
62
99%
16
16
8% Apr
8,200
52%
64
63
1
18
47 ft
4,100
44%
99%
2
91
28% Sep
47%
43'/a
.
9%
General
45% Jan
Jan
46%
44%
90% Aug 27
18% July 10
23 "
29
47%
44
46% May 14
29% July 18
May 28 %
"
47 ft
44%
62'/a
101ft Mar 15
14
13% Oct
33% Dec
2,600
47'A
44%
97
62%
133%
133
100
65
13 ft
47
.48
*95
98
13'/a
100%
5% Aug 20
Mar 21
54
54%
97
63 %
*94 ft
13 ft
9ft
38 ft Mar 28
93
53%
53%
*95
36 ft
98
13 ft
61%
35% Aug 24
6
45% 7
4,400
36%
*92%
13 ft
*99%
19
Jan
45
36%
36 ft
98
13 ft
9%
11
35
47%
45%
1,500
62%
Sep
6
48%
45%
3,300
11%
100 ft
May 25
5
47%
52 ft
11%
9%
4ft Jan
33
6
7'/a
1
,36%;
*94%
13 ft
50
52
11%
61%
3
15
36'/a
36%
98
104
52%
11%
100ft
4ft Jan
12ft Jan
13'/a
36 ft
*102'/2
52
64
Precision
22% Jan
13%
104
•102%
:
100
General
27 ft July
13 ft
*94%
52%
11%
!.
61%
14
5% Dec
11%
99 ft
53 ft Feb
11
35%
98
102%
52
.
*94%
—
37% Sep
39% Sep
11%
1
General Baking Co common
19
1% Nov
36%
102'/a
104
27%
71ft Apr
8
11%
*102%
,
27%
2
41% Mar 14
52% .52%
11%
28%
Outdoor
Jan
53
600
28
Portland
Mar
8,400
28 ft
vjeuerai
52
83%
28
General
2
82'/a
28 ft
3
37 ft Nov
84%
28 ft
7o% July 17
43% Sep
84
28%
1
24% Mar 14
•/i
28%
10
26
85 ft
Investors com—1
Feb
103% Sep
83%
5
American
Sep
Nov
86
7,400
47%
$4.50 preferred
100
General Amer Transportation—2.50
General
31
45% July ii
39% Jan
3
85
46%
15 ft
91 ft
21
88
■
8 ft
oOft !Feo
Nov
11,900
47
27
15 ft
6
31
63 ft
46
*36 ft
9
35ft May 25
62 ft
47 ft
27
*26%
8ft
36 ft Nov
Tl
64 ft
45%
::
15 ft
30
4
27
63
i
36ft
JUn
Dec
27
;•
,
'
7%
59% Dec
Mar 17
27
64%
—....—,——
35 ft Nov
33
2.900
5,600
103
15 ft
General
37% Apr
.
62
1
Inc
7
12
*100ft
*100
(
"
11%
preferred
(The)
43 ft Mar 14
98
107%
2,700
30 ft
32'ft
36ft
General
124% Feb
>
29 ft
31%
8'ft
49 ft Mar 20
7
:110%
26%
30 ft
33 ft
15'ft
2
-
*100
26 ft
29%
32%
.
35%
17
122 ft Mar
110 f
;
33
14%
Aug 17
71% Apr
12
ft May 28
-
30
-
2,500
35%
10 ft Mar 20
18
*100
29 ft
32 ft
,
8,200
>
9%
15 ft
Apr 26
50% July 23
43% May 28
~7%
33%
300
ft
36%
19
19 ft July
8
30
32%
9
14%
5
27
29%
9%
27
36
3
13
26%
29%
33%
110
9%
27
•
15%
13
14 ft Sep
9ft
37 ft
7%
126 ft Sep
7
9'/a
26%
64%
common
Acceptance
General
27
9'A
26%
15ft
7
21% Mar
-
10
Co
convertible
27
2
138
29%
33%
*100
9'/a
26%
<
37
13
May
16% Nov
46 ft Oct
9%
1
July 31
83 ft Mar 18
48% Feb
26%
27 '/a
(The,
common
4ft*
26
Jan
24 ft Mar 15
Mar
31 ft
47 ft
convertible
General
10% Aug 30
45 ft Jan
5
Co
New
34 ft Mar 13
15
Nov
30%
1
Garrett Corp (The)
Gar Wood Industries
16
...
28
Oct
31%
62%
Gardner-Denver Co
39
3
28
140
31
2
Co Inc (Robert)
$4.50 preferred
5
53 ft Aug 24
38; ' Jan 23
9ft Dec
Aug 17
31'A
1
Gamble-Skogmo
57 ft Jan
130
30%
100
Gamewell Co
136 ft Dec
July
31%
27 ft
preferred
Gabriel
29
Jan
30%
Co..No par
Galr
Dec
71
31%
46% :
Corp
July 30
22
107 ft Mar
31%
5,600
20%
65%
Co
Trailer
4%
32% July 31
75ft Sep
6
9
4
Sulphur
lift July 19
49 ft July 20
May 29
*
30% Sep
45
20%
52 %
Corp__
Sugar Co
Froedtert
40% July 25
124
19
17% Aug
30%
21 "
5
Fruehauf
23
Mar 29
9ft Jan
28% May 29
51
21
16% Mar 22
in
Sep
80
18
20
31%
*20%
27'/a
;
Freeport
30
4% Oct
x31
21'A
46%
Franklin Stores Corp
27% Dec
15% July 5
25% Dec 29
32%
100
27
Foremost Dairies Inc__
13% Mar 12
107ft Jan
46%
Francisco
2,300
16%
32 ft
*20%
104
Foster-Wheeler
27
31
16%
32%
*102%
{
97 ft Mar 20
5
32
18
2,200
64
Co
41% Apr
10% Apr
26
100
37 ft
17
20%
5
preferred
Motor
47 ft
*37%
45%
common—
24
25 ft
30
July
3%%
Ford
3
16%
*45 ft
37%
37%
32 ft
5
Light
23
41ft Jan
25 ft Oct
5
47%
*45%
'
20%
5
;
July 18
35 ft Mar 14
ft July 18
Mar
63% Mar 12
21 ft Jan
47»/2
50 ft
21
100
preferred
8ft Feo
78
9% Dec 22
34
113
100
11
No par
]2ft Jan
24
Oct
6
'
27
94
159
38% *
lb-y4
2,000
7,500
*48
32 ft
$4.20 dlv cum pfd ser of '51-;.
15
Food Machinery & Chem Corp___10
3Y«% convertible preferred
100
6
37%
17'/a
6.25
com
.
Food Fair Stores Inc
9
July
July
May 28
31ft Sep
16% Mar 23
28 ft Dec
102ft Mar
87
Sep 27
51% May 28
V 16%
2
18
Apr
39
17
ft
86%
Corp
Florida
40
*45%
38%
17%
■
6,200
7'/a
10 ft
51
10
Florence Stove Co
54% Aug 14
$4
46
39%
i
No par
105 ft Mar 14
*48
10 ft
„_j.
common
6
16
26 ft Mar 14
Jan
NY—
Co
24
104 ft May 24
9
Carpet
(The)
Co
Sep
6
5% May 18
tThe)
Flintkote
13 ft Sep
4
6
Firth
7
41% Feb
12 ft Apr
13"ft Nov 29
3
27
Feb
14
14 ft Jun
88 ft Mar 30
Jan
12% Feb
41
12
98% Nov 28
25% Dec
.61.
4ft% preferred
First National Stores
26 ft Jan
11% Mar 14
6
Inc
51
43 ft
7
32 ft
100
Lines Inc
48 ft Apr
68
Jan
May 28
94
May 23
Fire
Corp
Firestone Tire & Rubber
93
Aug 17
106% Jan 16
3
36
100
Phoenix
Avenue Coach
*48
'!'■
43 %
21
.
——i
Flltrol
68
3
Fidelity
1
23
102
Sep 23
Mar 26
.
44
17 ft
Fibreboard Paper Prod com—No par
May
preferred—.....
51
46
74
'69
.26%
39 ft Mar 23
conv
74
*48
48%
5
43
cum
"69
39%
10
-
Corp
72
*46
25
135
54
108
..
—2.50
28
35 ft Jan
23kft
15 67
50
23
4%
1,200
16 ft
23 ft
Jan
110
9,700
16%
<31% Sep
26
39 ft Nov
124
*16%
..
23 ft
45% Sep
22
93
11
16ft
4,600
12 ft
10 %
16%
50
preferred*,
-
12
1 eft
Board Co Inc.——. 5
Dept Stores
Felt & Tarrant Mfg Co_
Fenestra Inc
12%
lift
23 ft
Bower Bearings—_5Electric Co—
1
oumulative
12
1
series
Federated
9
31% May
8ft May 28
pfd
conv
*
1
Corp common
pfd ser A_.
cum
5ft*
28
Apr
Fedders-Quigan
18
25
28% Sep
6
75 ft Mar
2
.
12
25 ft Mar
Shares
24
11
Apr
the Week
2^
l
12%
20
Sep 21
25
Sept
45%
.
29% Feb
Friday
Sept. 27
Falstaff Brewing Corp__
Family Finance Corp common
5% preferred series B
30% Sep
9
Bales far
Thursday
.;
20
20% Sep
8% Nov
Sept. 26
26
13ft Feb 23
24
Wednesday
5
No par
31ft Jan
4
Co
Tuesday
Sept. 25
*
Falrchlld Engine & Airplane Corp_l
Fajardo Sugar Co
20
43ft Jan
29
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Sept. 24-
15% Jan
3
14% Mar 16
10 ft Sep
49
Products
|
Monday
Par
Ex-Cello Corp
2
49 ft Feb;
1
•*
STOCK
Eversharp Inc
Mar 23
Aug
YORK
EXCHANGE
26
Feb
6ft Apr
'■
Evans
96
May 28
31
3
22 '
41% Sep
29
30
8% July 12
13% Jan
<<t
20
22ft Jun
S
68% Sep 20
1
9
Dec
12
July
»
29 ft July 17
23
38ft May
7
Apr
26 ft Jan
5 ft Mar 14
62ft Jan
21% Feb
74
47
20
18 ft
26
Nov
15ft Jan
41ft Dec 30
Sep
9
9
25 ft Dec
May 16
68
21ft Feb
STOCKS
NEW
*
Highesti
29
72 ft Dec
1
13% Dec
Lewes t
26'A Sep
20% Sep
May 11
IS
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
100
-
6
5%
33 ft
34 ft
90%
88
88%
40 ft
40%
39
40%
19%
20
5%
3,800
33%
33 ft
34
33%
34 %
2 500
87%
88
87'ft
39%
39
39 ft
38%
87%
39 ft
13,400
4,700
19%
2,000
19%
19%
137%
137%
74%
*73%
74%
20
27 ft
27 ft
27%
27%
5.600
41 ft
41 ft
41 %
41 ft
1 100
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14.500
8o'/a
*85 ft
86 ft
85 %
85 %
30
19%
139
74
27ft
27%
27 ft
27 ft
41%
42
41 ft
41 ft
14%
14%
14%
86'/a
*85'/a
*85
6ft
87%
74
137%
"
87
*137
*72
5%
5%
38%
"•
74
137%
5%
33'ft
33%
33%
90
19%
20'ft
*137% 129
73
73
27ft
27%
42ft
42%
14%
14%
85
85
5%
5%
19%
*137%
*72
19%
139
28
.;
i
i
„y
30
*
21
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22
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...
(1362)
NEW
32% July 19
5y« Dec
35% Jan
a
27% Jun
8
5% Jan
3
23
8 Ye
31Va Sep
14
Apr
6
6
31
84
Sep
61% Mar 14
23
83% Jan
8
23
Jan
Grtunman
18
Apr
98
$5
preferred
Oil
Gulf
147% July 26
18
38% Nov
3
32% Sep
26
Aug 26
104% July 13
105
Jun
109% Jun
9
97
Sep
28
7
96
104
Dec
8
107
Jun
10
100
Sep 26
Sep 19
61
Dec
15
31
Jan
101
42% Mar 20
103% Feb
105% Feb
29%
29%
29%
7 Ye
7 Ye
7%
*7 Va
7%
31%
"31%
31%
31 Va
31 %_
31 Ye
31%
85%
84
84
117%
113%
*83%
85
110%
116%
30
*84
114%
*95
98
98
*98%
100
*97
*42%
44
32%
34%
33
98
98
.25
$4.40 dividend
34%
33%
*96
100
100
100
preferred
preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
23
29%
7 Ye
116
No par
dividend
$4.20
6
29%
7%
31%
29>/a
*
Shares
293/8
8,800
7 Va
7%
700
31 Va
85%
112%
the Week
*
Sept 28
31'A
3,300
*84
115%
85'/a
100
1131/2
112%
65,300
23,300
Co—
Utilities
Common
28
Feb
108
Friday
ifo Ye
•84
,
No par
25
Corp
Gulf States
Sept. 27
*7 Ye
Aircraft Corp.
Crulf Mobile & Ohio RR com—No par
Mar 14
Sales fsr
Thursday
Sept. 26
29 Ye
Ouantanamo Sugar
39% Mar 23
25
90
13
35% Jan
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Sept. 25
Sept. 24
EXCHANGE
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
Highest
4
45% Feb
22
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Tear 1955
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK
YORK STOCK
lu|i for Previous
Monday, October
33
34
33%
33%
333/8
*94
93
*94
98
97
97
10
96
96
*94
97
*94
97
80
*95
100
*95
100
*95
100
98
98.
100
/
1
H
41% Jan
5
45% Aug 10
46% July 12
69% Nov 25
58% Feb
10
19% Jan
6
24% Sep
20% May
18 Ye Oct
79% Oct
13
25% Feb
4
19
Jan
7
100% Feb
4
87
Jan
21% Jan
6
38% Deo
6
34
38
6
55
Dec
6
48
Jan
,
14
45% July 25
90% Sep
5
Hackensack
Water
Halliburton
Oil
24
Aug 20
HaU
24
27
Sep
24
107
4
42%
*42%
44%
42%
42%
5
84%
81%
83%
80%
82%
82%
83 Va
81%
813/t
6,200
22%
22
22%
21%
22
21%
22
22
22
1,900
25
*24%
26%
25%
25
25%
1
26
102'/a
*99
Hammermill
100
2.50
102
May 28
Sep 18
42% Mar 29
36
36 %1'
36
36%
36
36
35%
35%
35
35
4,600
Jan
64
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—15
60
60%
59%
60
59%
59%
59
59%
58%
583/4
2,400
23
18
Sep
4%
12
convertible
preferred
Paper
Co
25%
101
102
*99
101 %
*99
101
25'A
25%
31% Dec
20
12
Mar 11
6% Mar 25
Nov
134
10
40% Nov
17
143
146
Aug 24
31% Feb
9
Feb
6%
15
43
preferred
Harsco
35% July ~5
8% Jan 14
25
39
Mar 29
13*7
6
Jan
17
8
Mar 27
Jan
5
39
Aug
23
37
Mar 12
39
16% Oct
18
27% Nov 21
18% Jan
15% Jan
6
20
13% May 28
18% Sep 10
20
Jan
20% Nov
3
26% Mar 14
36% Sep
84% Jan
24
91
39% Jan
3
27
4%%
9
24% Mar
7
29% Feb
24
6
78% Sep
23
17% Jan
28
96% Aug 15
22*% Jan
6
36% Jan
3
17% Oct
11
25%Dec
50
Chemical Co
July 23
Sep
28
18% Sep
23% Jan
38% July 25
22% Mar 2
Hecbt Co
3%%
Heinz
9
40
Mar 14
126
51
Dec
26
101
Jan
5
3.65%
28%
6%
6%
6%
*36
*6%
*36
36%
24
24
E)
21% Mar 15
Hercules
48
124
Feb
7%
24%
-
16%
15%
15%
21'A
"21%
21%
31%
31%
31%
81
79%
80
52
51%
51%
31%
24
Jun
18
5%
53% Mar 20
Jan
99
3
Hilton Hotels Corp_
10% Nov 28
53% July 23
24% Sep 21
12% Jan*
25
2
Hires Co
31% Jan
28
25% Sep
14 Va Apr
7
16% Jan
9% Sep 28
20% July 16
11% Sep 26
6 % Apr 11
12'/a Jan
20% Nov
19'A Sep 28
29% Sep 26
32 % July 12
32% Jan
16
40.
Feb
20
Homestake
56
73% Jun
19
Honolulu
100% Jun 14
3
Feb
13
Jun
17
34% Jan
4
26% Oct
28
91% Jan 28
100
Mar 10
102% Mar
38%
17%
15%
1%
8
Oct
14
Dec
29
Mar 14
Dec
Apr 28
16% Sep 19
39% Nov 28
12% Feb ao
Aug
6
25
28% Jan
3
5
81
Sep
28
96
6
6
94
23
Feb 14
22% Jun 23
101
Sep 12
Aug 31
98
104% Jan
105% Feb
47
27% Dec
10
16 Ye
12% Apr
3
39
23
24% Sep
-
Jun
21
57% Oct 11
47% Jan
49
5
Aug 22
51% Aug 17
52% Sep
1
52% Mar 28
51
Jan
17
24% Mar 15
8% Dec
6
48% Jan
6
50% Jan 20
„
Jan
4
66% Mar 14
35% Jan
6
21% Jan 26
37% Jan
7
96% Jan
19
19% Jan
18
33% July 18
68% Sep 19
57
27% Feb
52
35% Oct
11
165 % Aug 16
29% Oct 11
28% Nov
2
Mar
8
67% Jan
6
127 % Dec 29
12% Jun
16
62
12
Jan
101% Sep 26
9% Mar 13
Jun
45
23
23
23
*10 Ye
10%
22%
23 Ye
12
11%
.
7%
11%
7%
8
12
6,100
32%
60
42%
5%
23%
*23 Ye
16 %
16%
38%
37
38
25
24%
25
24%
83
*13%
1
171*.
A
84
5%
33
48 %
49
24%'
issued"
■
8%
37V2
400
24%
253/B
7,400
81
81
*94
96
-
95%
103
*100%
48
48%
48
16'A
43
13%
*13%
4,200
20
•
_
103
_
—
■■
48
5,100
13%
2%
13%
200
16%
17
16%
*2 %
2%
*7%
'
8%
83%
85
>
4%
32%
fi
24%
{}.
16%
*36%
16%
16,800
*2%
•
300
2%
*7%
84 %
8 %
*7%
8%
bo
8:>%
82 Va
' 500
82%
.
4,600
-
50
Pn
16 %
OO
17
"*2%
400
37%
*93
♦
14
16%
2%
f8 %
85%
5%
1
common
*13%
17 Va
Vb
23
*
>
8
13%
2 Ye
\
48%
48
6,100
16 Va
.«
103
16%
»
2%
84%
*100%
13%
17%
*2%
103
300
5,400
4,200
-
*36%
16%
48
14
17
..
23
83
*100%
49%
5%
25
16
95%
.1
4,700
23'A
*37 %<
*X24%
*93
_100
300
5'/a
5%
23%
23 %
95%
4
41%
97 'A
97V4
5%
5%
*93
com
41
97
41%
97%
'
5%
95%
*
60%
1
•'
98
5%
23%
23% *
48%
32%
60%
41%
42%
*97 %
98
5%
*94
Power—No par
32%
,
'
41%
42%
*97%
99
103
1,000
30'A
60%
33 %
53
%
5,700
19%
*29%
33 Va
60
9%
©19%
*
30'A
*101
"when
4,000
11%
19%
*29%
100
common
500
22%
9 Va
*19%
29%
100
series
2,200
10
22%
10
8%
19%
86
pfd
11%
:29%
*83
P^»)cr(>riiMr
30
70
4,500
23
9%
.*
23%
*19%
16%
Corp
23
10
:
19% '
33 Ye
25%
conv
r
23
10
23
11%
33%
5%
5Va
4%
5
4%
31%
32
31 Va
32
46%
46%
46%
23%
*23%
23%
32
32
46 %
48
.46.
24
'
55
Mar 11
Feb
15
.
Dec
55
54% Apr
24%
23
29 Ye
29
5
4%
"■
60,600
•
31%-
'
31 '/a
2,500
46
46 Va
2,500
23 3/8
600
*
29
59
:
155
Sep
76% Jun'
Jun'
,
8
Jun
8
57% Dec
47 % Jan
23
91
25
21
12
Mar 29
6
9
33 Ye
152
92% May 26
87% Aug 26
Jun
Jan
20 % Nov
9
165
'
61% Jan
103
46% r
:f -
*22%
De
100 pesos
Ctfs-Inc-
Iron
Business
slnt'l Harvester
7
13
preferred
100
14% Mar 13
144 % May
7
106% Mar 13
21% Apr 19
104% Apr
19
144
-
No par
com
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
No par
5%
preferred
International Salt
100
:
55 Ye
39% Mar 16
Interstate
9
Interstate
Power
Inter type
t
30% May 16
24 Ye
27% Jan
,
33% Jan
6
5 Ye
91% Jan
19
Mar 14
99% Jun
13
Mar 15
32% Mar 14
Mar 10
33% Nov 29
For
97% Aug 15
59
104
85
Jun
14
May 10
33
3
May 29
10
Sep 25
Sep 20
31 % Jan
25
31
24
Sep 26
Sep 23
84% Aug 31
45 %
Sep 28
95% Aug 27
47% Mar 16
Jun
27
67% Feb
54% Sep 23
1
42 V8 Jun
8
107 % Nov
38 % Dec
footnotes
see
22
97 %
30
35% Feb
page
July 6
July 26
15 Ye Aug 27
23% July 18
34% Jan
5
13
Jan
5
28.
Sep 26
3
54
130
10
July 18
Feb
7
*
27%
I
165
-
7%
'♦154
21
55
*20%
.
30
*91%
30
29%
452
466
►72
1
75
*72
100
17%.
17%
91
92
125%
com
,
10 "a
112%
*98
•
100
•'
116%
10
109
-I
—
1,600
98%
.
17%
89%
127
*125
127
39%'
40 Va-
53%
54
*35
36
112
5
3.50
& Elec Co
No par
31%
32%
50%
50%
►50
x35%
52%
35%
*35
31%
v
:
36
32%
35'A
8,700
73 'A
102%
109%
*97.
*16%
87Va
126
40
1,130
1,300
130%,
9%
-
16,900
•
26%
130
99
4,600
-
101
114%
140
5,100
29 3A
*72
-
•
9%,
39%
453
,26%
73 Ye
500
1
'
155 %
*123
-
53'/a -1
34%
17
40
2.100
21
29
104'A'
130
-
5,900
58%
154%
;
89
.
120
'
22,700
250
9%',
11,000
113
22,400
99
500
17
600
87%
300
120
500
39%
40
2,700
*53%
54
*35
r
36
'
53%
53%
*35
:
31%
*53%
54'A
36
*35
36
50 "Va
50
51%
*50
51 v
-
35%
35%
35%
.
51
"
35%
32%
31%
31%
•
50%
*50
451 Va
.
8,600
29%
16%
89%
130
'39%
9,700
86%
91
87
17%
V
3,200
►
165
•-<
29%
27Va*.
•97
99
'17%.
90%
9
38%
*76
91
35%
9%
113%
V
29%
*72
102%
<*128 Va
9%
•<r
*51 Va
v
155 Va
26%
73%
17%
54
1
Co
'
.'"*■31%
•
:
50 Va
48 'A
50 Va
*49 Ye
•
51 %
*35%
*48
35%
35%
900
31%
49V2
25,400
-
1,800
50%
35%
800
14
14%
14
14 %
14 Va
14%
14 Va
14'A
14%
14%
3,200
21 Va
21 %
20%
21 %
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
21 Ye
1,800
31%
32%.
32%
31%
32%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
2,900
25%
25%
25 VB
25%
25
25%
25'A
25„%
25Va
25%
5,800
50c
47
47%
44%
46%
45
45Va
45%
46
45%
45%
6,200
1
Light Co
preferred
0
28%
*20%
V
•
30
-
155%
130
89%
40%
5
Iowa-Illinols Gas
10
46 34
58%
93%'*
*29-
102% 104 Va
_130
54
25
*125
125%
*120
10
Island Creek Coal common
$6
10
117%
100
131
40 Va
No par
Utilities Corp
conv preferred
Dept Stores-
&
116%
125%
cum
Power
10%
105%
131
35
35
156'A
*72
75
103%
-
-86
456
453
464
-.
52%
52%
93
'29%
30%
21
*20%
.54
92%
93-
460
>•
20%
*52 Va
'
91
ir
*154
;
59%
.53
V-
00
73
i-
87
59
25
preferred
International
Iowa
*
'50
V
37%
165
'
85%
591A
*
International Telep & Teleg
$1.40
30
2,000
52
'
86%
*20 %
"
"
78 Ye
58'A
f
27%
No par
common—
Corp
58
16
46 Va
28 %
38 Va
•
85%
25
19
38 % Jan
37% Apr.
*29
_No par
International Shoe
International Silver
30
Sep
469
10
38% Jan
34% Jan
•
International Packers Limited
15
.International Paper common,
7.50
$4 preferred
No par
34% Jan
39
-31%
131
3
6
:
106
40
Sep 15
15% Aug 29
Sep 20
31'/a
131
43% Jun
27% Jan
•*
57
95
105%
34% Mar 15
12 %
21
,
100
32% Jan
12% Jan
7
5
com
Preferred
Canada
46%
-*49
86%
3
of
>,
►■'-*45
.
,
'60%
Jan
4%
2,300
*50
-
-
9 '/a
-
38
27%
Int'l Nickel
10,700
54%
*45
-
59%
27
8
29
85%
-
27%
4
6% Mar 14
*
27
Mar 27
-
-
46%
-
76%"
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
20
123
♦154
165
9
-
f
'
87%
-
466
*
•
9%
11
132
50
1
5,500
-
58%
-
*45
,
*28%
78
33% Apr
29% Jan
38 Ye Feb
Sep 21
t
293/8
58 Va
<
.
52
*48%
•
'38%
22
112% Aug
45
,«-*45
29%
34 Ye Apr
130
*154
9% ./
38
*75%
34%
9
24
*
1
-
*29
2
Jan
79%
154 Va
11
Feb
38%
'» -77%
.
«
35
—
Jun
13
'
9%
v\ 38%
-38% '
*
<
9%
29 Va
9% Sep 27
Jan 31
98% Apr 25
20% May
-
:81%;
*20%
*93
common
9%
'165
'*55
No par
'
60% ..61%
1
_No par
•
87 *
5
,
Machines
31% Sep
36% Sep
6
30% Aug 11
35 % Dec 30
k
.100
1
Corp
45
30% Jan
3
26% Jan
3
20 % Mar 23
>29%
46'A
v
*50
29%
155
70% Mar 13
6
I
46%
*45%-
34%
Aug
3
44% Feb 20
3
50
50
51%
46%-
29%)
29 Ye
10
Mar 15
*154
-
_20
—
Int'l
100
1
:
i
38 Vb
79%
No par"
-
Interchemical Corp common
4%% preferred
Tnterlake
>
1N0 par
.
4.
9%
-
II
%
common
Inspiration Cons Copper
Insuranshares
'
29%
287/8
54
•
Mexico
—
Industrial Rayon__*.
6% preferred
Inland Steel Co
52
J *50 '
•*45%
54
46%
48
*50 %
29%
29%
59%
54
45
46
*46 %
52
154 %
108
16
Electrica
29%
45%
46%'48
'*50%
35 Va
28
6
51% V
*46;
.50
par
■
*46%
'
-29 %
15
23% Jan
*50
preferred
'
>■
■
154 %
Feb
48% Mar
50^
cumulative
*46
,
-
Va
34%
39% Sep
53 % Sep
74% Sep
39% Nov
28
cumulative preferred
<Ingersoll-Rand
174
8
5
28
4.42%
46%
53
29
•
59%
•
154 Ye
6
Sep
^
7
95
Jan
.52
8 A
-
6
P4
Jan
48
*50%
57%
53
No par
23
15% Feb
Feb
2
Dec
*47 V.
50
Indianapolis PowerLight—No
6
14
42
*
34% Mar 21
523
July 24
41% July 25
Aug 21
15
Feb
Jun
25
*46
50
cumulative preferred
4.20%
>•
97% Aug
9
69% Mar 20
24% Mar 13
Nov
60
50
cumulatlye preferred
4.70%
4.08%
-
3
114
6
cumulative preferred
4.26%
'
5
59 %
54%
58%
<
29 Va
57%
7% preferred
100
Ibt'l Hydro-Electric. Sys class A—25
Jan
12
Jan
■■
29
53%
,
Feb 28
32% Mar 12
78
23
108
Apr
Jan
10
common
21
126% Jan
3
117% Sep
May 28
Aug 31
76
10
17
May 15
28% Sep
25% Jun
.
3
141
Sep
8
27 % May 28
,
175'A May 31
37% Jan
4
41 % Jan,
54%T
11% May 9
50% Mar 13
85% July 20
21
53
41 Ye Jun
59%
54-
Feb 10
29"% Aug 16
Feb 13
8ep
8
24% July 18
33% Sep
29%
59
No par
$3
7% Apr 19
36% Sep, 12
68
103
29%
No par
Illinois Pbwer Co
Industria
10% Nov 28
58% May 23
71
53
49% Sep 12
46
Sep 11
26% Jun 20
..
31% Aug 31
169% Jun, 15
91% Nov 28
Aug. 23
Sep 27
45
,
Idaho Power Co
101
65
46
62%
Illinois Central RR Co
Mar 14
98
833A
45%
58%
4
Jan
45
83%
46%
33%.
3
69
26
83'A
46
86
New
60 Va Aug 15
51
Jan 19
51 % Sep> 14
.
8
53
23
Jan
73
121
83
*83
5%
21
35% May
72% May
26
50
.
53% Nov 10
55
10
57% Sep
Sep 12
Noy
9
400
34
84 Ye
46%
I
27
84
Sep 26
65
84
8,100
153/8
86
Hupp
800
'5,700
15
65
*84
H"~'—>an
»
36%
15%
30 Ye
38%
5% noncumulative preferred_-160
Hudson Bay Min & Sm.Ltd
No par
3
300
*36%
66 Va
42
16%
99
13
*36% -~37
15
62%
25%
11% Apr
.July m
900
.
33'A
*65
23%
•
7%
*37%
10
7% Jan
•
..
32%
■'
x30%
'
3
com
20
23
'
51 Va
15 Ye
33
23%
Howe Sound Co
July 26
11,000
51
*50
34
xl9%
:
•
50
Inc
JHudson & Manhattan
'
51
<
51%
2,200
39%
123%
66 %
62
25
Howard Stores Corp
*122%
46
10
23
8
Finance common—No par
preferred
Houston Lighting &
18
.33%'
15
23%
10
,
*
19%
5%
26% Mar 19
3% Apr 23
o
*23
-,
11%
31
99
12
41% July
2,200
,
.
36
18
1
•
*65
100
4%
4% Sep 26
31% Sep 26
32% Sep 21
15
36%
32%'
1
7% Feb
8ep~21
47%
7%
No par
25
Jan
36%
84%
12
19%
Sep
64
37
46%
10%
common__5
4.40%
*
34
*84%
23%
♦30%
1% Jan
*
34%
33%
66%
23%
42
preferred
preferred
10
57% Aug 17
18% Jan
3
*351/2
:I
•;
51
50%
3%%
28
Feb
35%
85
11%
12.50
10
$2.25 convertible preferred
105
36
*50
36%
47%
23%
30
;,
Houdaille-Industrles
51%
15
.23
10
Mining-
Oil Corp
Household
51
*50
*65
*10
5
Co
*49%
51%
15%
.47%
5
(A) & Sons
Electrochem
102% Jan
3
13% Aug 15
8
3% Feb
41% Jan-
Mar
1,400
,
'
$4.25 preferred
18% July 11
40
24% Sep
19% Jan
162
Hooker
50
66%
*84%
-
Hotel Corp of America
5% conv preferred
2
36% Sep. 13
Aug
May
27
71% Sep 13
9% Feb 17
6
29% Mar
181/4
24 »/8
'
50c
Holly Sugar Corp common—
5%
convertible preferred..-'
31
3
34
6
3
8% Jan
14%
1
_
■
37%
*65
2.50
(Charles E)
Hollander
July 17
103% Mar 18
Sep 28
5% Sep 20
21% Jan 23
36
5
New common
50
34%
35%
37%
'
*49%
-
50%
5
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co—_.
52 %
97
27
Dec
Jan
*53% Jan
16
30
27
8% Dec
26
15
7% July 18,
-
106
17
13% Mar 14
Feb
35 Ye Jan
(The)
49%
1
27
3
*35%
50%
<
50
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
3%% preferred series A—-—100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (eonv)—No par
21% Mar 23
*35% -36
50
par
Hewitt-Robins Inc
12
36
123%
14
Co
-*35%'
*122%
Sep
22
10
18%
24
,
123%
83
Hertz
*
36
*35%
70
1,500
'
*122%
42% Feb
Dec
93
1,500
.
'
123 %
51% Aug 24
65
18%
24%
*122%
3
44% Jun 27
24%
123%-
77% Feb
28% Jan 31
18%
24
,18%
♦122%
20% Mar 19
3
24%
100
preferred
28
Jan
'
'18%
17%
24
48
311/4
50 Va
'
18%
24%
24%
401/4
Sep
24% Oct 13
37% Oct 10
*18
24%
17%
14% Sep
10% July
18%
24%
39%
65
4
2,000
73%
50%
93
17%
16
2
31%
95%
*93
95%
40 %
79% Aug
3
98% Dec 30
Sep 26
*18%
*93
95%
17%
20% Nov
23
*93
39 %
Hershey Chocolate common_.No
4 Ye% preferred series A_.
I
11
Jan
95%
*93
18
71
3
800
153/4
78%
:
■
40%
15% May 12
8 % Mar
31%
50%
18
25
32 % Mar
100
.
18,800
80
*50 Va
39%
36% Sep
25% Jan
*31
*78%
51
50
18%
29
9
31
80
31
*78%
700
24
15%
41%
43% Dec
29% Feb
*23%
V
21 %
18
41% May 23
46% Mar 14
6% May 12
19% Feb
7
51%
800
61/4
36
16
*15%
121%
*79
6%
*35 Va
41%
23
3
7,300
28
24
24
,
15%
No par
27% Jan
Oct
24
36'A
common——2 1/12
Powder
9
5
24
24%
6%
*35%
21%
noncumulative preferred—25
34% Nov
10
37%
*27%
" *6%
.
16%
_10
Hercules Motors
51% July 19
19
8
20
Apr >20
11
12
36%
'
Sep
25
3
36 Ye
21%
25
Co
&
31% Mar 18
6
6%
36 Ye
15%
100
(G W) common
54
34% Jan
*6%
36%
*134
28
*27%
21%
100
1
(W
10
89% Jan
28
1
—15
Helme
49% Sep
5
28
28%
5
1
Heller
54% Mar 18
Jan
3,000
5
20
Aug
6
26% May 25
38% Jan
3
4
81% Jan 13
Oct
253A
28%
dlst
preferred
Jun
120
19
25%
28%
1
common
35
May 19
26%
25%
50
preferred
39% Sep
122% Aug 11
25%
25%
(H J) Co common
17
„
1,200
25%
25%
*
'
93
8
Jan
341/8
25%
251/4
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co
34% Mar 27
60
*34%
%
preferred
Industries Inc—
Ex partial liquidating
Hayes Industries Inc
3
89% Feb 27
Sep 26
34%
34
1
Co
'
Sep 20
60% Sep 29
104% Feb
7
38
34%
36%
34%
37%
—2.50
'
Harrls-Seybold
Haveg
Dec
137
37
34%
37%
34%
Hat Corp of America common
34:
12
*134
37
*134
36%
35%
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Corporation
60
137
137
*134
38
35
10
Harshaw
33% Dec
'
—5
Apr 23
38% July 31
35% Apr 16
May 22
137
*134
100
29% May 28
24% Sep 20
39% July 13
1,000
1011/2
*
134% July 25
26% Mar 14
200
84
22%
Well Cementing—5
(W F) Printing Co
Hamilton
Watch
Co
common
42%
44
*42%
;
128
123
124
♦122
124
124
124
30
J
10% Mar 16
Jacobs
62
July 17
27% Sep 19
48% Apr 27
94% Mar 14
Jaeirer Machine Co
New common
55
Jewel Tea
Mar 14
102% Feb
6
58% Apr
5
85
Mar 21
60% Sep
6
105 % Feb
63% Aug
27
8
(F
L)
Co.
6
No par
a
1,
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd
3%%
Co Inc
common
preferred
Johns-Manville
Corp
Johnson
& Johnson
Jones <fe Laughlin Steel com
5% preferred series A
Joy
Manufacturing Co
^5
1
100
6%
5%
53%
53%
52 %
27
27
34%
*86
53^
10,900
48
43 %
25%
261/4
25
25%
*24
24'%
800
34%
34%
34%
33 Ye
34>A
33'A
33%
33
33V4
2,800
89
86
87%
87
87
86
86
46%
46%
*94%
97%
47%
46%
97%
*94'/a
1
5%
49%
47
100
*
49
25
*95
5
■*
6Va
5%
51%
1
10
5%
5%
49 Va
25
100
12 Ye
6
52%
47
97%
46%
►94%
47
97%
*85%
-
87
45%
453^
*94V2
1,900
130
97%
2,000
51%
53
50
51%
49%
51
51%
49
76%
77%.
76 Va
76%
74%
76%
*73%
74%
72%
13 Ye
1,300
56
57%
55
56%
55
56%
55%
56%
55
5 6 3/8
44,300
98%
98%
98
98%
97%
98%
•971/2
99
98
98
59
60
56
58
56
57%
56%
58%
56
561/4
50
50'A
13,000
440
10,100
1
1956
Number 5573
Volume 184
» . .
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Kmkc for Prerini
STOCKS
Year 1955
«Mt
28% May 25
43% Dec
34% Feb
14
107
Sep
13
70% Aug
127.
26.
-
47% Apr
39
,
r
Nov
30
94
Sep
30
45% Mar
20
37 % May 17
4
89
99 % May 16
,
July
105
6
95
105
107% Sep'
7
105% Nov 28
.101
Nov
9
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
102% Mar 15
May
70% Jan
43
24
Mar
96
25
Oct
31
21 % Jan
-.
3
17 'A Mar 24
27% Mar 14
r
98% Jan
108
*1
Apr
105
Mar
V:
»
44
Oct
Feb
8
24
3
21% Jan
,
16% Sep
-24% July 15
38% Nov
9
Jan
44
-s
.56
36% Jan
3
58
29% Feb
38 Va Jan
Sep
Jun
38% Dec
27
6
60
28% Jun
47% Dec
32
20
22% Dec
23
'
30
28
3
>
47
Apr
12
43 % Feb
14
58% Apr
23
~50% Feb
8
22
Jan
10
Jan
4
43% Jan
4
Sep
7
5% Jan
25
14% Apr
3% Aug
"..6
16% Mar 13
Feb
1% Jan
6
25
19
<Jun
30
-Jun
8
M? "?•: 3
89
May
•
'97
8
25% Apr 26
17
26
/ 58
'■
2% Sep
1
3
17% Dec
22
3% Jan
3
6% Sep
.1
40% Mar 14
.47% Jan
4
43'/8 Jan
4
16% Jan
4
1
19
Sep
22
23
30
19% Jan
3
64% Jan
18
13% Jan.
47
Sep
*
Mar
22
141/4 3ep
27
72% Sep
22
Apr
22
164% Nov
26
66
Jun
31
16
Dec
Lee
641/2 Sep
-18
-
Apr
40%
25%
25%
24V»
22%
22%
22%
22%:
17
17%
132%
134
99%
r1—-
76
76V2
3,500
39'/2
600
24Va
243/i
2,800
22%
22%
22%
6,000
17
133 V«
■
i7
"2,000
38 Va
381/2
1311/4
1321/4
6,100
15,000
44%
10,700
16%
17
37%
38%
131%
*97 Va
39 %
78
*39%
r
17 V*
37
38%
135 Va
99%
132
38
133%
44%
45%
44%
45%
44%
451/4
1
49%
50 Va
48%
49%
47
48%
25
26%
26%
26%
27%
25%
26
*41%
42%
42%
42%:
42%
43
45
45%'
45
45%
36%
64'/4
(111)
1
5
45%
46%
45%
46y8
1
.
42 %
36%
36%
37%
*36
*89
10
66%
100
1
lo
-
90
43
1
„
45
44%
363/4-
44
•
48%
48
49
26%
26'/a
261/s
1,000
44%
42%
44%
12,200
36i/4
35%
353/4
400
64%
47 y8
♦26
64
*42
1
64%
90
89%
89%
90%
88
88
27%
27%
27Vs
273/a
27%
28
27Va
273/4
36
36%
35Va
36
35%
35%
351/8
35'/a
25%
25%
25
25
25'/a
25 y8
24%
25
1,800
49%
49%
49%
50
49%
50%
50 '/a
503/4
3,300
16
16
3,300
26%
26%
1,900
16%
'
64
16
26%
'
16 Va V
26% J
65
;
90%
15%
26%
16%
26%
28
72% Feb
2 6 3/4
*89
1
20
163% Feb
23
64
Aug
47% Jan
4 Va
16
16 y0
16%
26%
26%
263/4
*4
'
*4
4Vs
;
17%
18
17%
17% ;
17%
20%
20
20
19%
20
31%
31
31
31
31
94
90%
14%
14%;
50%
48%
49
18 %
17%
*17%
17%
20%
3,900
;
5,200
4 Va
*4
4«/a
120
v
17%
17%
1,000
,20
20
2,800
31
17%
31
20
20%
*31
31%
90%
•90%
92%
♦90 Va
921/a
10
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 3/4
7.800
47
48%
46%
47%
45%
46 Vi
8,700
17Va
17%
17Va
17%
3,200
~
<
500
92
*90%
14%.
15
15
50%
No par
1
17%
1%
1%
1%
1%
l'/a
No par
No par
18%
18%
17%
17%
173/a
17%
*16%
17%
16%
16%
1,100
*5%
5%
5%
*5'A
51/3
5%
53/8
1,300
1
51%
52
51
501/4
50%
8,900
5
19%
19%
19
19 Va
Corp
No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
10
Llbby McNeill -& Llbby
7
19%
20
19%
20 Va
85%
86%
85
85 Va
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
J
,
•
$3
■
"-o-irt.iand
nOncum
Lehman
Fink
&
common
preferred
pfd—
(The)
Corp
Lehn
.
.
2nd
-
100
Cement
1st
noncum
50c
Products
Lerner Stores
2
Jan
*4
4%
8,200
641/4,
*90%
Lehigh Valley RR
Lehigh Valley Coal
2
Sep
49
5
^
3;85%
~f,
»/4 Mar 29
143
1
1
&■ Sons Co common.3
(James)
preferred J.—
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
9
16
Bryant
Rubber & Tire__
700
'
67%
.4
*4
8,000
37%
661/b'.
^25
common
preferred series A
10
97
40%
24%
76%
78%
*17
17%
38
39%
38%
.
102%
97
22%
25'/a
22%
76
97
*94 Va
•100 Va
24%
*39%
257/8
*17%
134
*97%
99%,
79%
%;
97
102%
100
2.50
com
•300
2,300
90%
*31
1
17
17
Liggett &
'7%
9
Lily
Myers
Tobacco
preferred
Tulip
25
com
100
:
Cup
1%
65%
145
10
53%
8
Corp.
73
Aug 27
14% May 28
18
Aug 29
Lionel
Corp
19
35% Jan
24
49% Mar 29
Liquid
Carbonic .Corp
103% Sep
15
23
14
Sep
19
84
Sep
25
7%:Sep
28
43i/4 jun
8
25
79
55 % Apr
30
25% Jan
Apr
21% Jan
39%
8% Mar 14
6
40% May 17
12 ; July 25
64% Feb
7
17% Mar 14 '
24% Aug
56
73
Jan
,
7
26% Mar 14
Oct
Oct
103% Mar
Dec
32% July
123
5
28% Mar 14
20
Lane
21% Mar 26
.98
*88
2,200
70%
2
Va'
17% ;
5% l
51%
501/8
145
53
51
50%
2
2.500
2
19
19
19 Ve
19
19'/8
20
20
20
20%
20
20'/8
5.800
84%
82%
843/4
81%
82'/2
6,900
14%
14%
14'/2
14Va
143/4
11,700
9,500
65Vb
"
54
70%
51 Va
^
19
145
54%
145
5'/4'
2
83%
•
65%
65%
66 Va
5«/8
17%
17%
145
65%
651/a
144%
147
3,200
64 Va
53Va
52%
69
1441/2
460
523/8
53%
65 Va
144V4
65%
145
52
523/4
2,700
.*
46% Oct
114
2UJ/8 Jun
9
40 »/4
"
*97
40%
25%
1
•100%
100
*97%
99%
*94%
97
102%
*97
100
78 %
22%
Consolidada 6% pfd..75 Pesos Mex
Lees
1.
9
49
40%
91
134,800
56%
110
49
'
40%
*89
*39%
__«.75
Corp
Co
541/3
Shares
110
49
4oy*
91
►100%
102%
♦97%
99%
No par
_5
*97
81
40
Co
Gas
4.32%
-
3
Feb
23
3
Laclede
31
8
Feo
*97%
_No par
♦100%
100 V
40%
(The)„_
Co
*48%
40%
*94%
97
*94%
97
102%
*79
50
preferred
preferred
(-S S)
*97
25%
27.
5% Sep 26
74% Feb
*94%
50%
1
6
Indus
prior
58%
110
110
.
49
♦89
91
55%
573/4
110
107
the Week
?
*
50
27 •'
Feb
-
Oil
conv
*89
90%
25
La
July 10
54% Sep
40%
36 %
30
.19
89% Dec
61% Mar 14
149% Jun
Jan
6
40%
54%
587/a
111
"
24
Apr
40%
36%
7
21% Jan
23
16
1% July
15
40%
Kroger
6
2% Jan
Aug 30
3
*
•
40%
Kress "(S H) & Co——i—No par
Kroehler Mfg Co
a
J-
Mar 22
17% Jun
*48%
,27%
22% Mar 12-
'•'34% Apr
;
13% Jan -10
•
% Jan
18% Apr
8
Sep 20
11% Jan
•
4
48%
27%
10
27% Aug
4%
f
Kresge
3
:
3
±
King-Seeley Corp.--I.
Koppers Co Inc common
,
10
.16% Sep
4
Dec
% Apr
48%
No par
com
preferred
Kimberly-Clark
•
52% Sep
29
13
>
v
lv
29
55%
109%
49%
preferred__100
Southern
Keystone Steel «te Wire Co
29% Mar 29
>
35% Apr
18% Jan
Feb
-98
26
15% Nov 28
4%%-
74% Aug 20
3L »
28
26% May 28.
16
Mar 14
40% Mar 19
<•
88■-"■•Sep
,
City
non-cum
Kerr-McGee
.
27
351/8 Sep
Mar 14
18%
20% May 10- .25.
28% Jan
6
34%
86% Aug 11
98%
6
10
62%
114%
*100%
Kelsey -Hayes Wheel
Kennecott Copper
Kern County Land Co_^
30% July 16
9
16
11
53% Apr
60% July 16
50
.
40% Aug
7
58%
114%
ipp
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
Kansas Power Sc Light Co
Kayser 1 Julius) & CP
,
14.7% Mar 14
52% Jan
Jan y'A
4%
Mar 27,
3
21
:
25
24% Dec
22
Dec
28
23,
Sep. 23
"25% Apr
4
Kansas
>
Sept 28
*48%
■
■
cumulative
4.35%
...
14
55% Feb
;
39 % May 31
12% Mar 15
•
23
100% Jun
92 V4 Mar 18
Dec
,
28% Aug
preferred
'
Friday
Sept. 27
50
*89
Bales ft«
Thursday
Sept. 26
100
33%
BALK PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Sept. 25
Sept. 24
„
preferred
.4.20%.
-
..
241% July 23
33% Jan
23
4
15
10.
391/2 Feb
16
•
20
Mar
24
6
t
46V2 Jan
28
May 28
30
113
42% Apr
29 % Jan
Corp
preferred
,
4.50%.
1
Sep.17' f 103 '.. May 22
92y4 May
9
9
28
71 % Feix-
.39»% Sep
129% Aug 26
59% Apr 15
27
conv
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Kansas City Pr &.Lt Co com_No par
3.80% preferred
i_
_ioo
4%
cum
preferred
IlOO
13 '
Sep
24% Mar
,
Chsm
preferred
"
Aug 28
29% Jun
6
&
cum
4%%
Mar 13 "
.103
9
Alum
4%%'
1
97
•84% Apr 21
48% Jan„ ,4
Mar 10
.
•
3
98
y
Kaiser
3
20
44% Aug 14
>
May 24
100% Mar 23
Aug
Feb
52
RECORD
LOW
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
•
Lowest
Highest
t
(1363)
July
8
4
21% Mar
Mar
100
Sep 26
107% Apr
103% Jan
102
Mar 11
105
20% Oct
11
139% Dec
7
45% Jan
35
23
11
3
'
25% May 14
*98
;
Jan
Aircraft
Lockheed
10
35
45 Va
90
84
84
Loew's
Inc
100
1
7%
7%
8
49%
51
'
;
.
16
4%%
2
23% July
Jan
9
94
Aug 29
102% Jan
13
4.25%
series
July 15
98
Sep
104
Mar 14
4.35%
series
29
106
5
3
17% Sep
28
21% Feb
23
147
May 25
132 % Sep
26
143 % Jan
5
58
July 27
49% Jan
10
.63% Sep
17
-
4.
5%
Lorillurd
.
-
B
series
7%
E
preferred
30
831/2 Jan
27
31% Dec
6
21
Jun
26
27% Feb
39% May 16
51% Jar
3
42
Jan
20
98% July 12
Lukens Steel Co
48% Jan
53% Jan
3
401/s Sep
28
49% Jan
MacAndrews
109
May
9
Louisville
8
Lowensteln
&
7%
7Va
501/4
48'/a
49
23,200
20
19%
20Vs
19,900
91%
85'/2
871/a
11,700
31 ya
30%
303/4
8,100
20
20%
19%
20 Va
19%
88
89%
87%
90
88%
31%
31
31%
30%
31 '/a
303/4
117%
118%
♦115
par
69%
70
66
10
22
22 %
21%
♦103
104 Va
*92
96
*92
96
«
♦92
*95
97
♦95
97
^
*95
18% '
■
120
*114%
73/8
23,000
500
120
115
116
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68%
66
67
65%
67%
65
651/2
4,000
22 Vb
21%
22
21%
22
21%
21%
10,800
120
104%
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18
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t
133%
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136 Va
100
7%
90 Va
18
1,100
86
48%
20%
136
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20%
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21,300
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18 Va
f
104%
1.7%
1321/4
135
1031/2
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103%
60
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96
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96
97
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97
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97
18
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96
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18
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133
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9,500
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110
&
60
60
60
700
98
98
96%
97%
95%
96%
96
98
95%
96
3,000
1
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22
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22 y8
21%
21%
5,700
10
Co
89%
90 Va
88
90
85V4
87 V*
86%
88
86
87
3,800
(Ky)-Nopar
Nashville__'_^
(M)
86
2,500
46
45V4
493/4
31%
200
UJL
90% Dec
!
90
10
common
Louisville Gas & El
77% Jan
6
22% Mar 14
;
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Co
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•76
86
100
preferred:
D
*76
100
't
lux
163/4
100
6
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A—No
Long Island Lighting Co com
6
68%
*16Va
46%
100
.
common
preferred
conv
68 3i
16%
45%
10
Star. Cement Corp
Star
132% Aug 16
89% May
7..
69%
16%
7%
'
9
69
16%
45%
48%
7%
50
48%
69%
16%
10
No par
_
Lone
Lone
Gas .Co
*84
1
July 26V
27
25"% Jan
16%
44%
Corp
July 11
"
Jun
16%
46%
cdnvertible
3
27
6
16%
44%
t
6
23
114% Mar
5
3%%
com
441%
70
16%
15
:
(The)
Jan
12
18% Jan
Jen
•
69%
2.50
Co_
53% Jan
64 % Jan
5
12.
Belt
preferred:
List Industries Corp.
28
1
21
33% Sep
<
100% Jan
Link
Sons
50
Inc
—
61%
61 %
*60
61
60
M
133
19
Mar 28
140
134
Sep
13
26i/4 Jan
10
26 % Mar 14
32% July 27
35% July 15
23% Apr
11
88% Mar 15
95
85% Sep
26
Aug 29
10% Apr
19% Jan
6
July 22
144
May 24
39% Sep 19
31% Jan
3
Many
92% Jan
*
Mack
13
Jun
13
7% Jan
6
13% Jun
3
8% Jan
-6
12y4 Feb
16
6% Sep
20
Sep
19
100% Jan
23
Sep
22
21
33% Sep
26
41
5o0
Aug 30
610
56% Jan
23
122
6
Jan
18
543% Jan
4
4% Dec
16
41 %
685
Jun
8^8
8% Apr
4
10% May 18
5% Nov 25
4% Jun
5% July
16
7% Sep
27
28
Jan
16
Jan,
7
54%
11%
6
20i/4 Feb
18
Aui
23
9
37% Dec
31% Jan
7
38% Sep
11
99
Apr
23% July 19
44
Feb
Mahoning
6% Aug
1
Manati
7
3
Mandel Bros
Jan
18% July 23
Sep
24
25
10% Apr
27
48 %
May
18
4
1
19% Sep
21
56% Jun
14
40% July 11
37% July
Marshall
13
98
Jan
24
31
Apr
24
42
Sep
14
"35% Feb
9
6
40% Dec
19
26% Feb
16
44% July 21
99
Jan 10
39
May 25
90
Apr
11
97
Feb
7
94% May
3
19% May 25
50% Mar 23
^24% Jan
24
48% Mar 19
Marine
Master
May
46
6
Aug 22
16% Feb 16
42
Jun
15
46
Jan
13% Sep
28
15
Jan
16
Dec
29
91
July
73
Sep
19
83% Jan
24
45
Aug
1
58
Apr
Feb
9
i o% sep
23
8
13
47
.
14% Sep
28
6
L)
79% Aug
9
43% Aug 20
McGra
1,500
3,000
35V4
35'/4
1,400
*89%
91
89%
91
90%
903/4
38%
40
38%
391/4
38%
39
38 3/4
393/4
No par
42%
42%
39%
42
39%
40
40
1
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22
5
39%
40
39%
40%
39%
40
39 Ve
40
92
*90%
92
90%
90%
*90'/a
92
-
common
No par
No par
No par
pfd
—
i
80%
*55%
No par
3
*
50
Co
29%
88%
*87
88%
80%
♦79
81
44'%
♦431/4
*42%
72%'
70 Ve
72
70%
71 Va
3
37 Va
38 Va
37%
37%
36%
36%
14%.,..,..
14%
143/4
801/2
801/2
1,000
48%
48
43 Vi
4,300
—1
19 V4
19%
18%
19
19%
191/4
191/4
19%
19
19V4
1.700
18%
18%
18%
19
*18%
19 Va
19%
19 ya
19V2
19%
2,300
28
41% Apr
102% Jan
30
Mead
—5
33 V8
33%
10(1
100Vi
100 %
♦99
24
91% Mar 21
50
74%
74 %
*71
7
39% Sep
21
23
Sep
28
32% Mar 15
1
29%
29%
29
87% Sep
13
98
88
46
July 11
Aug 30
93
Feu
102
96
July 21
83
Jun
9
112% Apr
22
105% Sep
28
43% Jan
7
56% Jun
17
44% Jan
3
22% Oct
11
26% Feb
11
39
Jan
6
96
Mar 28
103
Dec
13
48
107% July
93% Mar 29
102
Apr
93% Dec
14
101
Apr
103% Oct
4
32% Jan
6
108% May
60
Sep
Vi
I
18% May 28
521% Aug 26
IO31/2 Apr 18
1
116
9
July 19
61% July 31
233e Jan
3
Jan
27
83% Sep
24
102
Jan
6
t
28
107
Jan
23
i
Sep
64% May 10
pfd 4.30% series
Corp common
Machine
common
pfd
26
Sep
27
99% Feb
21
3.85%
18
92
Jun
5
98% Jan
31
2.-°.C%
9
K2
Sep
4
108% Apr
25
4.45%
47% Jan
20
61% Sep
5
Miami
preferred series
preferred series
preferred series
preferred series
Copper
14%
14%
•81
32%
32%
32%
33
1601/4
33
97%
99
•97%
99%
91
*71
91
*71
91
Ve
29%
89%
29%
88
31%
2,700
3,600
321/2
"
29%
88
29 y8
88
29%
88
97%
97%
91
*b9
291/4
29
87Va
88
120
200
4,100
260
89
*88
*37%
39%
*39
39%
39%
393/4
*37%
41%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 Va
•241/s
24%
24
24
900
31 %
31%
29%
31
28
30'/a
29 y4
28'4
29
23,800
*82%
87
No par
*82
No par
*106
No par
12.50
5
Co
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35%
32%
14%
15
16%o
Inc
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Mesta
15%
1
100
(The)-
2nd
15
3%
preferred series B
89
9
(1st series)
Shoe
conv
1
*83%
Corp comipon—'
$3.50 preferred
$4
1,700
82
2§
88% Mar 30
36
—10
A
Inc
Co
Inc
35'/4
48 y4
74 % Sep
Co
2,700
36%
82
97% Sep
&
73
48%
31% Sep
Merck
110
73
81
9
35
3,900
14
73%
47%
18
8
'
83%
106% Apr
77'% Dec
24% Feb
441/4
,
743/4
-74
49
14%
2
•
1,800
1,100
82%
21
12
13%
»/4
29%
48%
Aug
30% Apr
♦36
200
56
20
49
60% Jan
26
72%
14
74
56
201/4
84%
101
Sep
13%
*73
56
48%
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
20
*55
18
McLellan' Stores
Co
14
74
72%
12
Stores
14
♦73
14 »/8
74
21% Jun
4%
*43
14
74
1
Mercantile
44%
14 Va
74
15% Feb
Mengel-Co
1.500
*43%
44 Va
14
74
3
6
30
•2914
44'%
*42%
56%
50c
Jan
26
110
*29
18
11
90
81
29%
Apr
Apr
87
20 V*
*55
20
87
81
20
15
27% Feb
29»%
30%
1
*29
29
45% Jun
88%
82
19%
23% Feb
2
*87
•80
91
29V2
19
2
3,000
*89
29%
18% Sep
23% July
1,300
31%
30
30%
17
33% Feb
4,300
22 Va
30
30 %
29% Feb
28
39%
39 Va
19%
21% Aug 11
25
39%
*213/4
55%
McKesson &
Jan
40 «/4
223/4
20
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
Mclntyre- Porcupine Mines
28% Jun
38,200
19%
16
Sep 19
95% Mar 5
6
38%
80 Va
1
1
110
37%
55 Va
52% Aug
18
29%
90%
*90
29%
23
26% Jan
29%
18%
18%
88%
29%
32V4
56%
29
21% Jan
80%
'
20
80-/2 oep
preferred
*87
100
common
Publishing,.---.
Robbtns
*89
-
33'/4
30
20
43i/4 Jan
2nd
9,300
35%
:
Co
Electric
Melville
18'/a
35%
13
Jan
1,800
10,100
35%
25
31
600
8%
32%
35%
Jun
4 % %
>
35%
89%
convertible, preferred
Cum
*3%
35Vt
45% Apr
16
9
16
16
16
35%
May
1
8%
321/4
35%
Mar 14
3
83/4
33%
4
67
91
8%
32 3/4
No par
33
40
4
16
8%
52
pfd 1947 series
McGraw-Hill
700
33%
Co
preferred
Stores Corp
w
5'/a
51 «/2
Corp common-
3.%%
-5Va
33V2
Co
com
—
Corp
$2.50
5%
52
Maytag Co common-.
McCrory
400
5%
34%
16
Jan
5'/2
18 Va
Feb
14% Mar 14
*0%
34
52
81
5 %
52
4
44
10
510
1
Mfg
cumulative
McCord
16
33'/4
510
18%
Jan
3
♦15%
16
105
33%
*5%
33%
8%
108
520
341/4
25%
32% Jan
♦15%
33%
100
Stores
preferred
16
105%
*505
52 Va
*87
May 15
333/4
*502
18%
*90%
25
109V4
33V4
34
34
No par
7
105 Va
109
530
51%
No par
Nov
33%
18%
$3.40
34
3,200
107%
♦502
35V4
$3.75 cum
Mar 14
6,200
,33%
35
52%
$3.75 preferred
23
105V2
111
530
18%
2
$3
2,400
34 %
4
McCall
7
52%
87% Mar
9
*6%
18%
96% Jan
3
7
53%.
24
12
7
35%
18%
28
Jan
7%
35%
Sep
25
*7
*52%
80% Sep
34% Apr
56% Jan
7
5
50
87
6
6%
9%
11
25
1,000
7
3,700
34%
12
July 17
510
8%
8%
Apr
19% Sep
85%
*8%
33%
Jan
ri
30
8 5 Va
C%
1
99
28% Feb
2J%
86
8%
5%
88
8
30
85%
83/4
*5%
18
56% Mar 31
29%
86 Va
*8%
5%
Jan
351/4 July 12
301/4
85%
8%
5%
May 16
25% Dec
29%
86%
5%
83
v
30%'
8%
*5%
94
20% May 16
15,300
86%
53^
Corp common
preferred
& Co
Corp
57%
6.25
Electric
Dept
200
137
37«/4
.
9
1
Cement
(Glenn
40'/a
*12J
38%
5%
16
491/s
40%
137
37%
5%
5
40%
*129
38'/a
5%
Exploration
Field
Masonlte
34%
41
137
5%
preferred
Martin
109%
*501
37Va
No par
Midland
4 % %
29%
87 Va
-
*5%
convertible
4%
1
50
:
Co
Oil
Marquette
21
33% Mar 14
<
Co
Manhattan-Shirt
Mtaracaibo
18
22% Nov 29
RR
MUrathon Corp
26
6
.10
(The)
Co
Coal
Sugar
89% Jun
4
25% Jan
Magna vox
♦129
30%
29%
*86%
*8%
7
♦4OV4
41
137
38%
100
1
♦130
37%
39
No par
*40%.
41 Va
137
No par
Co Inc com
6
Jan
*40%
*132
38%
,
32%, Feb
July 14
S
Mar 20
139
6{:
28,
10
100
4%% ■
51% Sep
25
Jan
(R Hi
common
-
Inc
Madison
16% Feb
22
92
preferred
Trucks
29 % Apr
21
59
6%
Mar 13
10% Feb
8% Sep
21
34% Nov
3
',
Forbes
&
preferred series A
Square Garden
Magic Chef——__
Magma Copper
—>„■
32 % Sep
Feb~17
35% Jun
26
3
pfd
100
.100
100
100
56%
87
108%
56%
*105
56 V»
*83%
108%
561/4
•104
55V4
*83%
107
*105%
105%
55 y8
551/4
55%
200
*83'4
87 Va
1C5%
1051/2
55
55
100
800
20,700
Va
18 3/8
53%
53
53
90
*89 Va
90
891/2
89V2
100
99%
*98%
100
98
98
150
20
19
18%
19
18%
19
54
54 %
53%
54
52%
53%
89%
89%
83%
89%
93%
41 %
1
87
87
18%
*89%
29
*39%
18%
53 ys
19
18
100
100
100
*89%
91
*88
91
*89
91
89
89
*89
91
*88
93%
*88
93
*88
93
*88
93
*88
1,700
93
100
100
*102%
104%
*102%
5
56 %
56%
55%
-
104%
56
*102%
54 Va
104%,
•102%
55%
55
104%
55
*1921/2
55
1041/2
56
5,000
\
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
^24
Monday,* October 1, 1956
...
(1364)
NEW
Par
27%
27%
27% '
26%
27%
27%
27%
26%
27%
17.900
59%
58 V#
58%
58
58 'A
60
64%
65
67%
2.400
54% Nov 21
47
Mar 12
Midland
Steel
I
44
44%
44%
44%
43 %
44
44
44
43 %
431/2
146% 8ep
23
133% July 16
142
137%
137%
Nov
30
20% Oct
11
29% Feb
27
Jun
33
26
Jan
Jan
40
20
8
6
8%
3
Aug 10
36% Jan
Middle South
9
1st
Midwest
Utilities
Prod
common
100
;
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer
21
Mar
1
25% July 17
Mlnneap & St Louis By
11
19% Apr
13
17
Jan
23
22% May 14
Minn St Paul & 8 S Marie
17
70
Jun
20
58
Jan
23
90% July 26
61 % Sep
26
75% May 10
1
Apr
13
93% Sep
26% Nov
6
25
13% Sep
20
7
105
25
28
107
93% May
77
4
Apr
14
88
Sep
22% Jan
20
28% Dec
30
26% Sep
11% Sep
31
44% Feb
15
36% Jan
23
22% Jan
17
33% July
3
27
10
32% Dec
5
30
29% Jan
30% Jun
40% July 24
36% Aug 14
25
1
13
17% Jan
5
27
81% Jan
26
26
47 % May
Mission
11% Feb
14
29
15%
Sep"l4
49
Jan
6
79 %
Sep
15
61% Sep
18
76
Feb
Peb
9
83% Dec
7
68% Sep
27
88
Feb
14% Dec
1
—18% Feb
23
Jan
5
22
Mar 23
7% Sep
16
40% Aug
52% July
2
23% May 28
28
Jan
3
39% Jan
26
47
Jun
14
18% Jan
3
38% Aug
30% Jan 23
1
3 % %
Mojud Co
Mueller
4
11
Dec
6
31% Sep
42% Apr
12
Mar
2
42% Jan
4
Mar 15
50
27
79%
78 %
78%
*22
23
33%
34 V#
80
22%
33
33%
500
8.800
„
26%
27 V4
12%
12%
12%
12%
12
12%
12
12'A
11%
12 V#
8.100
42%
41
41%
40%
41
41
40%
41
6,000
34
34%
33%
34 Ve
33
33%
40%
32%
33%
32%
32%
7,200
32%
3,900
10
J
27%
32%
33%
33%
33%
32%
26%
33 %
26%
26 Va
26%
•
2,200
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
100
62%;
62,%
*61%
62%
*61V#
62%
62%
62%
*62
G3
100
Tool
70%
70\
*69%
71%
69%
69%
68%
69
*69
70%
130
*17%
18%
*17%
18%
*17%
17%
*17%
17%
17%
17%
400
*24
24%
*23%
24
23%
23%
600
21 Va
1,500
24%
24%
25
21%
21%
20%
20%
*19%
20 %
19'/a
19%
37
37%
36 Ve
37%
36 V#
5
24%
24%
24%
24%
No par
42%
42%
41%
42
34
34%
33%
34
.
Co
2
.
Co
(The)
Oil Co
1
(John)
24
21%
21%
21
19 3A
•19
21'A
Brass
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
41
41%
40%
41
40%
40%
3,700
32%
33%
33
33%
32%
32%
12,200
41%
40 Ve
40%
40
40%
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
*20%
20%
21
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
46%
47
46%
45
45%
45
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
2 3'A
,23%
22%
23%
21
22%
33
33
33%
40'A
46.800
20
20 %
2,800
20%
20%
45
45%
5,700
37%
37%
37%
10.200
21%
22%
21%
22%
33
33%
32 %
33%
40%
•'46 '/a
39 %
33%
33%
33
15
15%
40%
15%
15%
15 V#
15%
15%
15'A
15 V#
40
40%
40
40 V#
40 V#
40'A
40 V#
33%
.32%
33%
-32%
32 V#
32%
.31%
31%
45%
*44
45%
•43%
45%
43%
5,300
\
40%
33
4.700
15 Va
40%
43%
-
10
Bros
5,300
21
1
„
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
55,800
20%
40
5
1
Munsingwear Inc
&
100
20
37%
20%
Co
70
35%
5
Corp
Wheel Corp
15,000
37%
10
Products
7%
36%
40%'
X45
21
>
36%
12
No par
7%
*19
20
lo
Co
&
Lines
& Co
Inc
(F E)
24
*19
3
Ward
Moore-McCormack
Myers
7%
No par
class A
Montgomery
800
1.25
Power
Mooterey
32% Sep
Jan
26%
78%
*22
41%
com__No par
Montana-Dacota Utilities Co
Motor
45% Jan
Corp
RR
Chemical
Montana
2G
18
34
No par
Monsanto
Sep
40% May 10
Fuel
series A
Machine
21
13
22 %
J
B
Motor
25
28
81%
22%
33%
1
;
Inc
RR
Class
38% July 27
32 % Mar
7
20
*27 %
81%
23
1
&
preferred
preferred
4.20%
23
15% Sep
Light—No par
34
5,800
8,800
30% Jan
40
*22%
35
14
17,100
22
4
*81%
23%
34%
100
13%
36%
32 Ve Dec
47
84
34%
84%
23%
14%
36 V#
20
25
*81%
14
37%
Motorola
40% Oct
14%
37
51% Mar 14
6
13%
37%
40% May 28
43
14%
100
36%
7
Jan
14%
8,500
*98%
38 %
60% Jun
28
15
,
37%
44 % Mar 14
Sep
14%
100
38%
Morrell
Feb
1
•38%
38 %
28% Mar 12
47
!■
2,100
14,400
Pacific RR class A__No par
Mohasco Industries
Inc
__5
46"% Apr 27
22 % May
4
22% July 20
63%
Jb98%
Missouri
28
9
62%
57%
10
11
64 %
100
10%
20
8ep 26
63%
61 Ve
64
32'A
39% Sep
17% Jun
63 %
.
56%
18% Jan
20% Jan
30% Oct
62%
32 %
9
40
65%
*10%
25
33% Apr 27
42% Mar
3
19%
76
11%
Apr
27% Mar 14
19 %
73%
60
23 % Dec
May 17
19%
74%
33%
16% Mar 14
21 '/a
2,500
19%
74%
11
51% Mar 19
3
23%
iyy2
76'A
56%
28
15
23%
19%
74%
11%
Monon
22
23%
19%
77
60%
3
43% Sep
23%
19%
75%
11%
3
32 % Feb
5,500
60
24% Jan
38% Jan
6
31V#
11%
28% July 23
11
30%
61%
24% Jan
34% Mar 14
31V#
11%
19
25% Oct
23% Jan
31'/#
60 %
35% Sep
6
2,100
11%
19% Sep
23
34 V#
62 %
Monarch
21% Feb
7
34 V#
78
25
Paper
100
34 %
61%
preferred
20% Aug 30
24% Jan
19% May 12
23%
1,400
137 Va
*10%
20
~8% Nov" 29
23%
*135
100
1%
20
54
23%
137 %
20 '/a
100
_
River
23%
23%
98%
Development Co.
Mississippi
31%
100
Corp
Missouri-Kan-Tex
5
35 % Apr
73% Sep
10% Sep
Power
Maid
32
.2.50
Ontario
Mission Corp
31
32%
*34
*98%
preferred
conv
35
31
*98%
No par
preferred
&
Minnesota
30
5"% Sep
21% Aug 12
100 '/a Jun
7
2nd
Minute
Jan
19
49% Apr
1st
Minnesota
30% Jan
28
33% Oct
£5.50
$1.50
Jan
34%
137%
64%
No pur
Minneapolis Mollne Co common
42% Apr
28
28
137 %
19%
1.50
Mining <fc Mfg com_
preferred
$4
Jan
33
Aug 30
Minn
137
35
35
35%
23%
.
77
No par
Reg
139
31%
1
No par
Minneapolis-Honeywell
2
24% Jan
30
22
33
35% Dec
Apr
35%
Corp
Oct
28% Mar
*137%
10
preferred
Oil
27%
Inc.....—10
50% Oct
6
Shares
,
*57
41% July 13
Aug
8% Jan
Sept 28
5
11
Jan
,
Enterprises Inc
29% Oct
82
the Week
Friday
*
Sept. 27
Midland
35
23% Jan
Bales fur
Thursday
Sep. 28
21
12% Jan
SALE PRIORI
Sept. 26'
67 %
25
Dec"28
1
46VaJan
9
40
May 28
21
102%
HIGH
Wednesday
-i »
26% Sep
Jan
15
Sept. 25
9
Dec
70
25% Jan
133
Monday
Sept. 24
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
RECORD
LOW AND
Tuesday
7
35% Mar
18
24% Jan 19
29% Oct
37% Jan
••
NEW YORK
'
Range Since Jan. 1
Uveit
Highest
Lewest
EXCHANGE STOCK
YORK STOCK
STOCKS
l»D|t for Pr*TtoM
Year 1950
%;;
No par
*44%
100
*137 %
.
32%
\
*43 %
46
,3,700
900
,
)4,500-
.
3,700
100
V
N
148
47
Jan
9
70
14>
July 16
Natco
July 25
National Acme
29% Jun
Jan
Jan
24
33% May 16
37% Nov 10
National
Airlines
National
Automotive
17
29
23
35% Jun
8
42% Apr
18
National
1
34% Sep
20
39% Jan
24
National
Jun
2
11
17% Jan
28
33% Oct
11
47
Feb
16
183
160
Sep
179
20
Jan
Can Corp_.
Cash Register
National
City
National
Container
11
19% Jan
30
26% May 14
37% July 26
34% Jan
30
65% July 26
Feb
10
33% Aug
7
National
34% Jan
23
42% Aug 14
41% Nov
18% Sep
27
24
Jail
10
20
37% Jan
18
43% Jun
15
16% Jan
10
28% May
6
21% Mar 19
25% Jun
19
Oct
11
23% Jan
3
20% Feb
28% Sep
93
Mar 21
100% Aug
9
97% May 18
5
54% Jan
14
10
18% Jun
July 29
Sep
4
179]
7
153
5
23% Jan
31
38% Dec
29
32% Feb
14
16% Jan
20
Jan
11% Jan ^3
6% Dec
14% Feb
16
18
'
12% Feb
13
27Ve
991/2
98%
27%
98%
277,
100
*97%
99 Va
_io
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
47»%
National
Fuel
National
Gypsum Co
Gas
1951
Co
10
20
Lead
1%
preferred
Natl
Malleable
National
&
12%
12%
12%
43%
National
Vulcanized Fibre
33
May 10
39 %
July 30
88
Aug 17
96
Mar 13
15% Oct
18
18
4
16'/a Apr
5
101
89
Aug 28
88% Jan 20
93
July
Mar
Feb
2
69% Jan
18
104% Sep
19
16% Feb
1
20% Feb
17
Mar 15
82% Dec
75
41% Jan
16
Feb
10
6
72
Sep
21
50
Dec
27 % Sep
7
33
5
49% July 27
90
103
4
22
Jun
29
Mar 10
102% Jun
30
Jun
610
Sep
15
15
May 28
25
35% Sep 11
26% Sep, 11
76
5
Nehi
19%
71
34%
34
10
78
com
Co
5
Co__HIi
—Hill
Bros Inp
Newberry Co (J J)
17% Sep
6
England Electric System
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_100
Mlirifig Corp
10
Newport Industries common__IH_l
■
68% Sep
20
33% Apr 30
3
47% Jan
33% May 18
91
Jan 17
Sep
26
6
107
500
Jan
9
preferred
N
Y
New
$5
N
N
York
York
Dock
non-cum
Louis
Co
common
Jun
22
16% Sep
19
30
Jan
3
18
38% Sep
28
64% Jan
3
Preferred 5%
2
25% Apr
18
19
Jun
21
23
26
45
Sep
8
37
Jun
14
39% Mar 27
91% Mar
8
97
Nov
94
30
5
Sep
21
New
N
Jan
82% July
7
87% Mar 11
93% Jan 13
100
Mar 14
18% Jun
7
25
85% Jun
26
11
34% Feb
28
73% Sep
26
85% Feb
23
2.40%
79
Sep 27
Sep 20
91
13
3.60%
98% Jan
9
3.90%
103
Jan
16
84
14
91
,
103% Apr
20% Jun
22
38% Jun
22
Aug
8
18% May 25
33 % Jan
5
61% Sep
26% Feb
23
60% Jan
4
1
24% Sep
40% Sep
24
26% Fen
26
49% Sep
7
24
l.7. Sep
24% Sep
10
6
Attg.23
6
19% July 27
U Sep
16% Jan
85% Jan
3
39% Jun
27
91 % May
4
46% Apr 20
41
13% Jan
108% July 14
111% Dec
8
79
16
43
13
A or
73% July 18
104
86
May
50% Aug
8
Jan
•
7
19
8
86
Sep
27
18% Sep 21
92% May
9
16% Sep
8
27
78
Sep 25
103% May 11
92
Sep
103
93
92
July 5
Sep 17
May
9
99% Aug 29
Jan
103 % Apr
26
3'1% Jan
6
26% Jun
25% Nov
1
39% Jun
31% Feb
1
54
Dec
4
20
10
13%
13'A
6%
6%
6%
6%
12,400
14%
14%
14 Va
14%
1,400
14%
*14%'
14%
*14%
147 a
33 %
34 Va
*33'A
34
3,100
93
90
17
24.800
14%
14%
33%
33%
92%
92%
64%
29
:
90%
104
21
21
21
74
*70
74
21
20%
•70
600
90%
3,500
104
20%
1,600
74
60%
62%
60 %
62%
60%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
36% .38%
27%
28%
,36%
38 V#
37%
38 Va
37%
37 7 a
28
29%
28 Va
27%
28%
9,800
62%
61%
64
27%
76
*76
78
*76
*105%
108
*105%
108
*350
480
*350
480
•76
77
16%
*87
102
104
106
*70
74
17 Va
17
*87
105
21%
27'A
♦
28%
39%
17%
*87
93
93
*91
90 %
17
17%
90%
105
*70
74
1.100
„•
6%
14%
34
21%
21%
13%
6'/a
108
77
76
2.800
41,600
13,400
r
40
78
'105%
108
*350
...
480
.
17%
17V,
17%
17%
17 V#
17 V#
17Va
17 Va
17
40%
40'A
40%
40
40 V#
39%
337a
38%
38%
25
23
23
38 V.
37%
37%
600
17
40%
1
Corp
$3.75. preferred
*22
30
100
preferred
&
*84
par
100
-
____100
*22
.
*22
25
*22
24
75
* "79
84%
•84
86
1,600
25
100
38
3.000
29'A
86
29%
30%
29%'
29%
29%
29
75
*74
76%
73%
73%
*72%
75
•72
*79
81
79
79
*79
797,
65
85
*85
86
*85
86
29%
*79%
79%"
86
*85
86
,
y#
96
95%
95%
•94%
96
94%
94'/a
94 Va
19%
19%
*19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
*40
40%
40
40 %
40'/a
39%
39%
39
>
09 %
69%
66%
24%
25%
*24 V#
40 %
66%
69
'
67%
24%
*24
40% ■
41%
42%
rii
Northern
Central
Corp
Ry Co
Northern
Natural
Gas
5% %
Co
l
23%
24%
23%
24
50
* *79
46%
80
79%
79%
*79%
47%
46%
46%
46 %
42%
Va
41%
com__10
2.400
1,700
67%
67%
y«
24%
24%
1,300
43'A
41V#
42'A
64,600
24
13
1
I
110
."
67%
67
*24 V#
24%
42 V#
40
200
110
39
Rights
8
200
V
94%
20'A
25
new
34,800
75
81
30%
25
Ry common
preferred
Capital
37 Va
*84
86
*84
86
38Va
2
North American Aviation
Northeast
4
37%
*94
20
100
Western
Adjustment
.
•84
86
37%
37%
5
4.10% preferred
z
Niagara Share Corp_.
Nopco Chemical Co
Norfolk
37%
100
3
111
Jun
5
45
Apr
12
21 % J<m
27
18% Aug
7
3,600
79,400
23
%
23 V.
23'A
*23
80 %
80%
80%
*79%
47
467,
46%
23
.
46%,
2.800
23%
50
81
6,000
474
preferred
100
104
104
104
104
104
104
105%
'104
'104
105%
100
Pacific Ry
States Pwr
5
Co
38%
39%
37%
38%
37
37%
37 V#
37%
36%
37 Va
22,200
5
Northern
17%
17%
xl7 V#
17%
17
17'/#
16%
177#
16%
167#
16,300
(Minn)—
Common
*79%
81
•79 Va
81
60
92
310
91
Feb
21
100
*80 %
82
X78
79
79
79
Jan
3
preferred
$4.1j8--preferred
series
103
series
100
*93%
94%
•92
93
93
101% Jan
9
$4.08
preferred
series
100
*92
96%
*91
94%
96%
*91
96%
•91
96%
*91
96%
102% Jan
preferred
series
ino
*92
93
X92%
92%
*90%
92
*90%
92
*907#
92
100
*95
97
*93%
97
*93 %
97
•93%
97
*93%
97
1
23
22 V#
23
22%
$3.60
5
$4.11
4
99% July 25
$4.16
8
29 % Jan
13
7
14
% Sep
25
19% Jan
3
7
22
Sep
47% Jan
28
28% Jan
6
10
63% July 23
30
13%
10,900
'
Sep 19
97
99 V4 Mar 23
13%
5,500
7%
14%
6%
15
480
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp. com.No
Northern
Jan
22% Sep
16% Jan
16
Jlily 23
.
36% Jun
16
100% Feb
22 V# Aug
39
7%
70
99
38%
*350
preferred
3
977a
7 %
100
preferred
9
Feb
99
39%
7%
93
17
19,500
99
33
14%
49.000
38%
40
*91
14%
34%
93
%
79%
13%
7%
14
%
78'A
*105%
No par,
23% Jun
92% May
101 % Jan
*14%
1.100
%
80%
108
A
Shipbuilding
1
5
6%
6%
8.500
Y State Electric & Gas Corp—
14
Mar
13%
14%
15
1.800
70'A
34 >4
19
7%
39'/#
7%
19Vi
69%
480
50
Common
36% July 27
Nov
40%
140
34'A
19
79
100
*99
100
7%
290
No par
series
87
"27% Mar 24
48% Jain
York
40
7%
/
13,300
-
70%
%
%
79
48%
34%
19
69%
*34
77
Co
Common
71% Apr
18%
*350
New Haven & Hartford Co—
39
18
5,200
*105%
Y
1«
Oct
427 a
No par
&
RR
*99
41
103
28%
42
43
No par
preferred
Y
Harlem
Too
28
15
200
43%
%
,.38%
5
-—No~par
Central-
Chicago & St
*12'/a
12%
12%
76%
*87
62
New York Air Brake_».
New
%
17%
1
138%
12%
70%
79%
90%
21%
163
138
12%
34
%
107%
*72
162
138%
44
18%
77%
*87
17%
162'A
68%
79%
105
-
100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
July 25
July 24
4%%
Oct
Oct
34
*91
100
Newniont
57
38
par*
New
28
21% Jun
141/2
j
common..No
preferred
6V2
15
New
14
*14
I
1
Corp
3%%
7%
162 'A
*136%
34
%
%
.
40%
1
—
Neisner
97% Feb
125% May 7
24% Aug 24
8
81% Feb
94% Jan
440
18%
69%
34 V»
Natomas Co
17% Mar 19
26
Mar 30
31% Jan
80% May 16
11
78%
7
23 % Jan
400
14% Sep
19%
71%
34
100
Theatres Inc
9
20
Pa
Tea
97% Dec
15% Jan
19%
793/4
No par
%
(The)
105%
138 %
43%
10
101
103%
162%
*12%
43%
Corp
101
106%
162%
44 V»
7,700
49 Va
101%
*136%
43%
48%
8,500
48%
163
*12%
Rights
3
137
139
300
19%
104%
137
*162%
164
137
Cast-No par
No par
Steel
National
Mar 29
*162%
19'A
*100%
"4
106
1
19%
49%
104%
108
106
19%
100
*98
100
*98
101 %
49%
■♦100%
"
100
National
Jan
50%
101 %
109 %
Corp
Shares, Corp
National Supply
4% preferred
49%
**100%
v
101%
108%
100
Service
13
8 % Mar
52
50
*100%
B
Linen
'J
20%
5
preferred A
6%
National
27
27%
100
No par
Co common
13
15
1
common
$4.50 preferred
National
31
4
pfd series of
Jan
17
5% July 18
700
6,900
9% Apr
13% May 28
3,300
36,300
33% May
4
90% Mar 16
19
61
27 'A
10% Apr 19
15% Apr 12
17% July
5
37% Mar
8
Jan
607a
22%
19
13
60 3A
27 Va
14
48
60 3A
22 7,
Aug 15
101% Feb
61 'A
27%
Sep
8
62
22%
Sep
17
*61
27 7e
1
28
62
22 7,
82
977/s Sep
*60'A
34%
35%
11.800
103,400
22 Va
17
37% Sep
7% Jun
35
26 »A
23
9
347,
223/a
% Sep
2
35 Va
23%
47% Jan
25
34 7a
22%
51% Dec
12% Jun
347,
14,300
■.
23%
6
58% Nov
337a
35 V#
common
Sugar Ref Co
103% May
21%
21V#
23%
Steel
6
21%
21%
5
National
21
215/a
21%
5
Prod
National
30
21%
22
National Distillers
77% Aug 17
8% Dec
14%
48
21%
21%
4
10
39
37% Jan
14 Va
47 7.
..477a
62
*160 7a
14%
47%
14
47 V#
343/,
161%
147.
473/a
14%
48%
25
161%
.
14'A
14
47%
27
17
97% Feb
161
14%
49
i
8,000
20
29
161
161 %
*161
161 %
161
8,800
Jan
38% Jan
162 Va
160
38 Va
33% Sep
Sep
35%
351/4
27%
47% July 25
20
36
9,500
37 3A
42 % Mar 25
64
800
35%
27 7#
1
4
38%
353/a
"
4
14
38 VB
36
1
preferred
Cylinder Gas Co
25
Mar
38%
35%
1
conv
Jan
21
38%
355/a
14%
13%
common
16% Apr
77% Sep
38'A
35
4g3/e
Inc
33% Jan
58
147a
•38
397,
fJar12
14% Sep
15%
38%
35
28 Va
9
Sep
14%
38 %
38
13
11% Jan
15%
39
27%
23
162
14%
38%
28
61% Apr
136
'
10,100
39 Va
123% Aug
4
700
5,500
,
273/a
105% Fen
23
147,
38 Va
12
Feb
25%
14
28%
23
July 22
25%
14%
38%
45% Jan
Jan
25%
38%
76 % Jan- 23
14
24 3A
27%
100% Sep
183
25%
39%
5
156
24
29
28
9
Mar
24%
...
33%
22
21
Aug 29
147
17
73
28 %
21% Mar 12
11% Jun
175
177a
*71 7a
1
Dec
59% Sep
106
177a
72 Va
5
101% Aug 28
20
17%
72
Dairy Products
National • Department Stores
90% Nov
25
$1.25
.60
1,800
»/a
17%
72
5
Co
138%,
*137
136
136
17%
71V.
10
National
25% Mar 14
Lines
24%
24%
137
137
18»A
14 3/a
100
National
*72
4
1
preferred A
National
Apr
24%
10
common-
July 20
74
73%
17%
18%
5
Corp
59
20
102% Jan
Avlatidq
Biscuit Co
15% Aug 17
26% May 10
24% Nov 14
22 %
7%
1
Fibres Inc
11% May 24
34 % Feb 13
21% Sep 26
14% Mar 14
19% Sep 27
45% Mar 14
30
*73
138%
*137
139
jg
1
27
Feb
Jun
173% Sep
10% Oct
5
Co
16% Mar 19
23
12
45% Mar
Louis
Corp
46% Nov
29
6
Nashville Chatt & fit
22
82
.
62
27% July 25
20% Oct 31
20% Mar 14
15% Dec
Dec
23
118
Sep 21
128
6
May 10
16% May 28
114*4 Nov
preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Northwest Airlines Inc
4.6%
Norwich
preferred
Pharmacal Co
!
common
10
15%
25
*22%
2.50
54
24%
22%
23%
15%
14%
15 V#
14%
23
23 V#
23 V#
*22%
54
53%
53%
53
92
92
23 V#
92
22 3A
10
10
23%
7,200
5,900
15 V#
147#
15%
14%
14%
23
22
V4
22%
22
22
53
52%
53 'A
52%
53 Va
700
1,000
•
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Volume
Number 5573
184
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1365)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
■*»(« for Proritu
STOCKS
Year 1955
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
43% Jan
6
Lowest
52% Aug
3
49% Jan
10
105 % Sep
20
20
110% Sep
100% Apr
30
95 V2 Jan
22
101% Sep
86% Sep
15
109
14
102
100
Nov
105% Sep
Jan
109
27
Aug
3
-
39
26
20
100
^
Jan
Jun
19
Jan
94% Jan
10
10
4.44%
preferred
100
*99%
101%
*99%
101%
18%
18%
183/B
18 3/4
18%
18%
86%
5
23
July 17
91
Jun
18
% Apr
3
Ohio
Jun
Match
5%.
Oil
4%
47
Sep
20
Jan
14
34
Mar 14
Oklahoma
94
Feb
17
20
,
Mathleson
Conv preference 1951 series
17% Jan
9
107% Jan
-9
14
50% July 26
64% Aug 10
95% July 23
Otis
Elevator
Outboard
Overlard Corp
July
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
26
Sep
24
27
97% May 11
July 11
102% Jan
13
New
cumul
Oxford
$5
18%
*85%
383/4
393/8
38 5/8
39
40%
395/8
40
383A
395/a
18%
♦18%
*96%
27%
18%
100
18%
*85
18%
100
*96%
26%
27
263/4
*96%
26 3/4
55
53%
54%
533/8
114%
114%
115%
115%
12
11%
113A
11%
11%
88%
88%
87
88
88
85%
85%
44%
45
44%
44%
43%
44 Va
43%
60%
61%
60
61
59
601/4
593/4
26%
54%
114
"
*85
87
84%
84%
*84
16%
16 3/s
163/a
16%
16%
78%
76
78 Va
74%
74%
68
66%
15
44
65%
67%
98
common
.
11%
*85
44 Vb
60
16,400
18%
6,500
500
100
265/a
3,300
53%
16,600
112 Va
12
1,100
9,600
120
87
433/4
44
Va
4,300
59%
65
102
67
66%
1003A
63%
63
98
-
84
163/s
*16%
75
74
605/8
4,600
*83 %
86
*16%
163/8
3,000
73
2,900
72%
70
3A
64 %
1023/4
1033/4
103%
104 %
22,200
42'A
42%
42'A
42'A
1,900
66
64%
65
64%
102 %
102%
43
43%
X42 %
98
*97
65
64
42%
973/4
-.44%
60%
84
87
16%
67%
52%
*111
1,500
•
77%
100
86 Va
*18%
100
*96%
27%
113/4
100
18%
393/8
54
6.25
preferred
18%
86%
114
issued"
30
101%
*99
40
*18%
27%
*84%
104
383/4
1
(wi)
Co
101%
12
No par
Paper
>101
*85%
55%
Corp
Co
"when
pfd
*99
100
*99
1
Glass
common
4%
105
41
117%
iThe)
Owens-Illinois
68
Sep 18
105% Sep 18
51% May
9
*103%
11%
No par
Mar 26
Sep
105
85%
55
___83%c
;
81
Jan
>103%
5,700
39%
116
6.25
Corp_
91
5
105
100
_.
Marine
88
1
preferred
Outlet Co
*863/4
39%
100
common
convertible
101%
88
40%
101
27%
103
*86%
50
85%
.
5
Corp
4%%
*98
>101%
88
Chemical Corp—
Common
Oliver
18%
100
7.50
17
63
41
Gas
61% Jan 23
35
40 Va
41
2
May 2
16% Sep 10
100
85%
39%
series
Natural
59% May 28
46% May 17
101% Nov 18
85 %
com__10
2
77
22
19%1
no par
Co
preferred
Preferred 4.24%
26
19%
62% Aug
4014 Feb
99
Elec
&
102%
5
i
Gas
101%
100
;
130% Aug
3
6
19
common
30
May 28
84"% Oct
Co
Co
Oklahbma
29% July 16
100
__
preferred series A
Ohio
July 10
19% July 13
104
preferred
preferred
23
Jan
31% Jan
20
130
*103%
109 % Feb
27
71% Dec
170
863/4
88
103%
85% Sep
33% Feb
16% Dec
101%
86 3A
89
103%
22
1
101%
89
100
11
3
101%
100
preferred
51% Jan
Nov
102%
493A
4.56%
114
Jan
*101
3A
50
493/4
50%
3.90%
8
57
493A
4.40%
22
16
50%
5
18% Sep 26
97 % May 29
23 % Jan
3
8
July
18% Sep
112% Sep
Shares
50
.
4
43
135
the Week
Sept 28
11
47
6
51
Friday
Sept. 27
Jan
4
64% July
26
13% Jan
50%
SalM far
Thursday
Jan
Olln
114
12
PRICES
.
110
10
.-49% Mar 14
common
SALE
Sept. 26
110 % Jan
33% Jan
25
Co
HIGH
Wednesday
100
34'A Jan
25 % Apr
Edison
Tuesday
Sept. 25
28
20
21% Sep 26
Monday
Sept. 24
Par
27
40% Sep 21
19% May 17
103% May 13
28
18% Jan
Ohio
Aug 24
85
30% Sep
LOW AND
STOCK
Aug 15
16% July
31% Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
58% Aug 13
Aug 24
107
NEW
Highest
99
103
64
99
*97
66%
65
*96 Va
20,400
8,800
99
130
f
9% Oct
26
12% Mar 10
Jan
29
19% Jun
12
26% Nov
17
29
23 % Feb
10
13% Sep 27
27% Aug 13
28% Aug 13
33% Sep
27
40
16
Pacifio
Finance
48%
23
53% Mar 28
Pacific
Gas
40
Jan
12
Pacific
Lighting
54
Jan
12
Pacific Mills
44% Jun
44% Mar 15
53
37% Jan
6
42
25
56
Dec
7
29
Aug
37'A Jan
128% Jan
Aug 29
5
36% Sep
33% Sep
26
15
122% Sep
28
152% Aug 22
3% Sep 26
135
Sep
6
16
12
Jan
16% Sep
26
22
Jun
2
70% Oct
12
88
Apr
18
74
98% May 17
8% Sep 26
104
Jan
3
95
15
Nov
25
11
36
Jan
6
40
Nov
29
34% Feb
Jan
148% Aug 24
142 % Mar 10
6% Nov
10
25'A Nov
16% May 16
21% May 13
-.37%
9% Jan
5
44% Jun
3
47% May
5
51% Apr 12
9
26
Jan
Pacific
21% Mar 20
Jan
10
104% July 17
Jun
29
103
Jan
18
30% Jan
29
23
Aug 27
40 % Jan
9
Jan
6
6
17% Sep
7% Jan
4% May-27
21
6
9% Jun
6
6
25% Jun
21
54% Feb
14
44
25
3% Aug
17
21
55% Aug 10
3
41% Mar 12
Peninsular
44% Mar
8
37'A Jan
6
29% Feb
24
3
21% Aug 27
26% Apr 23
2614 Jan 19
6
82
106% Dec
41% Mar 14
107
Jun
22
6
28
Sep
6% Nov 22
36% Jan
6
102% Dec
11
13
48
Jan
24
43
6
Jun
9
110% Jan
31
96% Oct
July 25
26% Mar
7
115% Apr 19
102% May 2
5
102%- Oct
11
107% Apr
108
111
May 26
12% Jan
6
1
Mar 30
19
4% Sep
37% Feo
95
10
Sep
11
23
36% Jun
90
Sep
98% Sep
105% Sep
28
2
Feb
29
Mar 29
96
Penney
(J C)
Power
1
% Apr
12
7% Mar 12
50% Sep
series preferred
Pennsylvania
Penn-Texas
$1.60
Milk
Co
4%%
25% Jan
6
91
19
Mar
5
16
55% Aug
2
tL
10% Jan
4
12% Jan
18
5
41% Sep
26
59 % Jan
3
14
94
Sep
27
Jan
3
22% Feb
9
102
Feb
4%
5%
Phillips
20% July 27
Pittsburgh
16
Jan
23
37% Feb
13
67% May
92% Sep 23
8% May 16
30% Jan
3
74
10
96% Apr
8% Sep
84% July 28
79
96
July 26
84
29
9
3
10
12
Aug 31
35% Apr
84% Apr
Sep
92% Apr
27
27
4
Pitts
32
106
106
23%
243/a
24
24s/a
106
24
106
270
20
90
24%
15,800
20
15,300
20%
193/4
20
193/4
20 %
68
68%
673/4
68%
67%
68
*6734
69%
673A
673/4
480
43%
43.%
42%
43'A
42%
423A
425/g
42%
41
41%
11,900
82%
82%
80
80
193/4
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84
*80
84
*80
82 Va
80
80
80
84
200
80
*80
84%
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84'/a
•80
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14
*13%
14
*13%
14
*13%
14
*13%
14
*98
99%
*98
99%
51 %
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99%
•98
99%
•98
99%
51%
50%
495/8
49%
501%
49%
51%
49
Vs
49%
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10%
*95/s
10 3/4
-.-*10%
103A
103/4
103/4
•93/8
12
42
42%
42%
42%
413/a
413%
41 3/4
43
42%
425/8
*97
98
97
97
96
94
96
5
.
*94
Co
59%
60
59%
59%
573/8
57%
10
com
25%
25%
25
25%
243/8
No par
*91
*94
*91
93
No par
96
Co
'
25
V
56%
900
245/a
243/a
3,500
*91
93
♦91
93%
*93%
95
*93%
42 %
413/4
42%
42%
42%
173/8
17%
173/4
173/4
17%
173/4
154
*1503/4
150
150%
154
40
56%
93
150
100
2,900
58
42
*1503/4
150%
94
54,100
24 Va
93%
a
154
150%
58
245/a
*91
300
93
♦90
95
*93%
95
100
415/4
93
42
4,100
17%
173/4
1,400
154
152%
152%
10
150%
150 Va
150 '/a
70
56%
57%
.56%
56%
4,200
3A
83 Va
81%
83
6,400
8%
8 3/s
8%
8 3/s
4,000
30 V#
293/8
303/8
8,100
*1503/4
150%
150%
85
200
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
25
2,000
common
Co
Poor
(The)
26%
155
51%
Co
Publlcker Industries Inc common
52
52
52%
53%
513/8
51 3/s
15%
15%
153/4
153/4
15%
15%
155/8
15%
343/8
33%
33%
33%
33%
33
33%
31%
31%
31 %
31
31%
31
31'A
31
31 Va
.
22%
22%
22%
4,200
50%
9,500
83/4
7,500
'
A
21%
22
22'A
21%
513/8
50%
50'/8
50%
50%
8%
8%
8%
8 3/8
8%
*68%
No par
3%%
preferred
4.32%
preferred
26% Mar 14
4.16%
preferred
110
4.20%
Pub
$1.40
25
25
preferred
Serv
10
„_100
-
El
div
&
Gas
100
common_No par
preference
8
92
Sep
18
103% Feb
16
wl.08%
preferred
5
95
Sep
27
104
Feb
15
*.18%
preferred
21
98
Sep
25
106% Feb
15
4.30%
preferred
28
22% Jan
3
74% Dec
27
63
41 % Apr
11
com
Puget Sound Pow <fe Lt Co
Sep
19
74% Jan
3
Pullman Inc
37% Jan
4
51% Apr
5
Pure
Oil
(The);
No par
683/4
69
68%
69%
45%
46%
45%
455/8
443/8
45
37%
38
37%
37%
37
37%
77
500
50
8%
69
68
68%
44
44%
44
44
365A
37%
36%
373/8
160
2,900
13,200
77
•77
78%
♦77
78%
*77 Va
78%
40
24
*23%
24%
*23%
24%
*23%
24%
*23 Va
24 %
800
23%
*77
*22 %
23 %
*22%
23%
*22%
23%
*22'A
23%
112%
78
24
*22%
113
113
600
113
111%
111%
111%
32%
33
325/8
33
323/8
32%
32%
323A
32%
32%
7,200
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 3/»
28 3A
28%
28%
2,500
93
93
92'A
93
95
97
*93
96
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98
•97
98
*92
100
*96%
100
8 3/8
r
69
100
-
8%
A
9,200
4,100
7,700
134,600
A
215%
51
Public
Indiana
%
22%
52
*68%
of
%
503/8
51%
No par
10
Co
155
51%
preferred
Public Serv Co of Colorado
Serv
25
*135
33%
52%
8%
cum
253A
155
15'%
5
$4.75
25%
*138
21%
10
2
155
34%
%
Power
Gamble
25%
25
*138
31%
10
Electric
26
155
30
15%
5
Rights
&
25%
♦138
82
v
34
1
Co
Co
&
25%
2.50
Oil
8%
*138
100
common
Inc
Plymouth
88% Mar 29
26% Jan 30
106
98%
*81
6
28.
♦105%
98%
84
Sep
page
20
25 %
99%
84
Aug 14
see
20%
106
901%
86
Aug 20.
footnotes
20
-
90
*97%
99%
90 V2
*84
23
For
24
♦105%
220
90%
93
*106%
86
24
9
25%
106
*97%
107
1063/4
*84
77
11
99%
37%
♦21
106 3A
86%
6
Oct
*97%
91%
37%
213A
*21
*84%
Aug 5
26% Oct 27
56% May
94
37%
213/4
100
89% Jan
29% July 25
200
*92%
373A
106%
81
Mar 21
24% Nov
6,400
213A
373/8
*21
106%
*79
July 24
27
373/8
37%
106 a/8
81
36% May 11
Nov
12,800
49
•79
28
Jun
70
64%
483/s
81
43% Jun
105% July
953/B
633A
49
♦79%
15
105
95%
643A
93
24%
5
Co
49% July 25
104
96 s/8
633A
81
Steel
28
7
*955/8
643%
25
common
(conv)
43
16
47%
953/8
63%
213/4
1063/a
*105%
1
preferred
67% Aug 28
23 % Dec
37%
*21
473/8
955/8
653/e
49
2
23
103% Nov 22
22
64%
99%
100
Inc
May 19
100% Feb
37%
107%
1,700
23,100
965/8
♦95
No par
Nov
8
46%
47%
43/a
*79%
10% May
July 25
43/a
81
28
35% Mar
4%
*79%
Potomac
32% Jan
43/a
4%
100
Procter
120
43/a
*43/8
200
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
55
17
43/8
4%
37%
3
5%
23% Mar 23
18
2,900
30%
28
11
17
295/8
31
Sep
16%
31
25
28% Sep
16%
30%
A Sep
32 % Jun
16%
32
21% Jan
7
17%
31%
48% Jun
16
17
17
32,900
10
8
14
50
17%
4%
100
Forgings
Pittsburgh
24% Sep
33% Apr
98
19 Va
82%
83%
19% Jan
19% Mar
49%
*95
57
38% Aug 20
125% Sep
34 % Nov
*48%
98
8%
23
3
49%
*96
,
55%
Jan
15
19%
*48'/a
98
82
22
18
19%
48 3A
98
8%
19
29% Jan
19%
483/4
84%
Dec
28% Jan
193/8
49%
99%
58'A
25
112% Nov
193A
20 %
*48%
8%
19 % Mar 15
40 %
300
83%
Pittston
^
500
65
56%
Plough
27
6$
84
6
1
68
2,000
99
20
May
*63
68
1,600
157
8%
Apr
"?4\
*613/4
156%
83"%
16
2
156%; 156 3/4
57%
56% July 16
Aug 10
156%- 157
333/8
1
40% Apr
12
125/s
23%
10
25
Sep
12%
*235/8
335/a
2.50
23
1
123/4
23%
5
Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co__^.
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
24
1
12%
233%,
♦3#
*96%
17%
17
100
Pitts
Jun
Feb
193/4
66
123/4
33%:-
49
♦150%
30% Jan
11
20%
Wayne & Chic Ry com_100
guaranteed preferred100
36% Jan
35% May 14
155
15g'
*33>
360
99%
49
*96%
Ft
7%
7
24% Mar 15
20%
157
*613/4;
68
17%
Ma~r~18
84 "
160%'
17%
35%
25% Feb
33%,
1
40 % Dec
—
12%
24%,
33'
42
29% Jan
36% Nov
12%
24%"
33%<-
41%
13
24% Aug 28
Feb
24-
13%
24%
33%
1
153% Jan
r
15,900
23%
12%
23%
i
com
preferred
3
4V
2,300
65%
Consolidation Coal Co
19
81
56%
100
convertible
$4.80
Jan
2
56'A
96%
common
Coke & Chem
8
163% Jan
15
57
49%
common
Pitney-Bowes
$5
170
37% Feb
563A
No par
preferred
Pitts
Apr
100
28
69% Dec
58
100
Hosiery
Mills Inc
Plllsbury
10
Sep
£■
112%
65%
Petroleum
Phoenix
Apr
4
47% July 16
8 %
56
48%
series preferred
16% Jun
3
57
*95%
preferred
3
20
12% Jan
58 %
1
preferred
13
152% Sep
26
58 %
100
preferred series A
3.9%
Pitts
150
Oct
41,400
-12.50
common
(conv)
common
Phillips Jones Corp
70% May
1
28 % July 25
96
Corp
3%%
153% Dec
9
Co
Philip Morrfs Inc
$4
173
5
23 Ve
5
,
preferred
Jan
13
98
22%
1
Phila & Reading Corp
3
166'A Aug 12
6
98
23%
100
25
Jan
98
22%
preferred
24% Mar 14
150
973/4
23V«
4.3%
Dec
Mar 14
973/4
223A
100
preference com
32% Feb
85
973/4
23 %
58
Jan
Philco
600
98%
93
3
5,600
23
33%c
Brewing Co
(Chas) & Co Inc
4.68%
200
45
97
100
10
58
100%
23%
preferred
19
6,600
97
3.8%
104% Feb
9
44%
100'A
4
Jun
24% Feb
45"%
1003A
24
49
22% May 17
76% Mar 11
44%
1003A
Feb
99% Mar 14
10
45 3A
1003/4
102
15% Jan
Jan
45%
100%
21%
8
6% Feb
455/8
*106%
26% Sep
8,800
1013/4
100
109% Jan
*56
16,500
135/a
97
No par
common
Electric
57
38%
13%
23%
5>
Corp of Amer
conv
57
83
37%
45%
10
CdL—
Pfeiffer
$1
58
400
82
1003/4
40
common
preferred
Petroleum
*57
3A
•373/4
45%
No par
May
22
58
38 3/s
100%
preferred
96
3
58
373A
45%
4.4%
80
Sep 24
12% May 25
Mar 14
1,500
13
30
6% Oct
Corp
preferred
Phiia
26% Mar 14
29
62
383/a
22%
10
Peso pies'
40 % Mar 23
Dec
Sep
383/4
112% Jan
Dec
10
38 3/8
100%
100
Mfg Co
Pfizer
92
Jun
Salt
4% 2nd preferred
Phelps-Dodge Corp
100
41% Dec
39
50 •
17
6
16
No par
100
4.40%
12
Apr
95% May 13
28% Sep
1
com
Pennsylvania RR
76% Mar 19
107
94% Mar 12
162 % Aug 31
Corp
Light
preferred
Pepsi-Cola Co
3
Mar
28
8
&
.
4%%
Pet
Jan
Sep
21% Dec
:
Corp
(The)
Sand
Glass
Penn
54
22
41
31
1,400
*62
16
15% Mar 14
2,300
49 %
f00
93
158% Jan
28%
49%
Peoria & Eastern Ry
3
July 11
93
Co
Cement
Corp
26% May 18
105
106
89% May 21
28
50
160
Feb
.
27%
49%
1Q0'
47
6
273/4
493/4
Aug 15
36 % Mar 13
13
28
49
Jan
168H
91
Jan
27%
50
Drug: Stored Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Cdke1^
28
84%
28%
493/4
*56%
26
83
28
50%
39
No par
29%
58
26
45
200
1,700
17,400
29
14
Sep
16
33/4.
39
80
30% Sep 20
97% Aug 25
100% Sep 20
14%
11%
84%
19% Sep
5z% Jun
33A
133/4
67% Sep
17
14%
11
385/a
4
Jan
3%
83%
19
21% Jan
14%
11%
13%
Jan
13% Apr
33/4
11
39%
48% Sep
61
4
843/4
97
6
11%
49%
No par
common
*3%
10%
500
133/8
28
30
25
3%
11%
8,700
38%
21
10% Dec
preferred
♦145/8
15
3%
11%
100
443/b
84%
86% Dec
46% Jan
*145/8
4
38
14
37 % Feb
100% July 6
33% Jan ~~6
15
11%
10,900
243/a
433A
24
40%
23
82% July
*14%
11%
25
85
Jan
Dec
15
*3%
*32
443A
44
25
135/8
16
14
*14%
1
5
38
*33
45
253A
39%
22
85% Jun
No par
43%
84%
Dec
17
*25
14%
43% Jun
Oct
26
41%
31
30
455/b
253/4
85%
19
21% Sep 24
104% July 30
35
443/8
25%
31
14.
17
54% Jan
*30
46%
30%
40%
6
4
35
35
46
*25
10
31 %
84%
13
50
May 25
119% May 26
64% Aug 25
.
6.
37% Jan
Jan
35
*32
l
2.50
.
1
9
13
6
31
1
Jan
35%. Feb
16% Jun
31%
No par
101
19% Jan
26
303/4
28
31 % Jan
July
3
Sep 21
31
54,600
*263A
27
98
30%
5,700
19%
28
27
47
31 %
91%
99%
18%
•98
*263/4
Sep 25
5
30%
90%
19%
28%
12% Jun
11
18 ®/8
*263/4
244A Jun
73% Feb
193/b
4,500
25,600
28%
16
24% July 25
92%
99%
98
18%
110
6%
18 Vs
*263/4
11
106% Jan
92
♦98
98
19%
137
6%
18
28%
6
2
923A
98%
19%
*136
*26%
66% Sep
29
17% Mar 14
48% Nov
102
92%
92
7
183/a
22
23
12!
94
96
136%
7
18%
28
45% Jan
Sep
19% Sep
94
6%
18%
25
28
84i
1353/4
63/4
17%
preferred
109
3
26
137
♦136
6%
18%
$1.30
14
26
136
6%
17%
28% Mar 27
20
Nov"
Jan
>1353/8
6%
18%
18
600
*213/4
22% Feb
9V'
52
62,400
*273/8
13
Jan
3%
22%
25
147
r3%
3%
28
Penna
4
4
4
*21%
2
Mar
3,120
3%
*273/8
3
173'
4
34
22%
16
Oct* 19
14&
123%
28
60 % Aug
37;
1223A
36'A
*273/8
48 % Jan
July 21
*33%
124%
365%
28
112% Mar
32-
333A
1235/a
36%
383/4
28
22% Apr
33% Sep
136 %
6%
333A
124%
34
22%
29
21
>136%
36%
33%
123%
36 3/4
383/4
28
14
4%
36%
33%
1255/a
4%
34
124%
*27%
Sep
28
363/e
34
126%
*21%
49% Feb
Dec
7,500
37
34
28
44 %
Oct
36%
36%
125%
22%
100% Sep
94% Sep
3&
49%
48%
*27%
Penn-Dlxie
17% Oct
49
*21%
Pennroad
29
48 s/s
25
18
16
49%
25
43% July 11
Jun
483/8
*97%
common
Telep
16% Jun
53
493/4
preferred
28
108% Apr
30% Jun
7
Jan
44% Oct
x49 %
19%
preferred
23
5
50%
7,000
200
$1.32
28
28
49%
1,200
7,200
$1
Sep
20
333/4
13
13% Sep
49% Dec
*33
13%
24% Mar 26
30% Jan
113 % Apr
2
33'A
13
29% Jan
6
Nov
33%
98%
Enterprises
Co
prior
conv
23
58
4
103% July
5%
Coal
Jun
38
May
Peabody
15% Dec
29% Aug
9
14% Dec 13
44
333/4
No par
Penick & Ford
25% Jan
11
&
37
27
33%
19%
Corp
Co
Transportation
Mines
26
22% Dec
Jan
Patino
20
27% Mar 17
82
Parmelee
46% Jun
Jun
33%
1
Distillers
Proof
25
10
29 % May
Rust
14% Jun
11
333/4
*97%
Corp
Parke Davis & Co
26
Oct
100
33%
1
Corp
Tilford
10% Sep
27% Sep
36% Jan
27% July 28
&
Parker
6% Mar 12
25%
33%
12%
__100
„
Pictures
17% Apr
5
4% Jan
14% Jan
22
*24%
4%
preferred
Paramount
9
*21%
25%
100
Park
17
22'A
25%
Consolidated
18
30% Jan
22
253/4
World
39% Apr
57 % Apr
13%
22%
*243/4
No par
Oil
8
123/4
*22
25 3/4
Corp
l
Airways Inc
1
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par
Amer
4%
4
123/4
22%
*243/4
common_i00
preferred
Tin
12%
*213/4
25%
No par
Telep & Teleg
.Common rights
Pacific
12%
22%
*24%
25
Corp
12%
*21%
10
Electric
&
12%
1
Corp
Panhandle
23
5
25
20% Aug 28
36% Jan
3
12% Jan
Inc
common
Pacific
Pan
23% Jun
10% Jan
Co
preferred
6%
12
27
Mar
Coast
5%
9
6% Sep
16% Jan
9
Fisheries
Pacific
142% July 16
5% Aug 23
152'A Feb
Amer
93
.
*92%
99
•96%
93
*92%
93
99
*95%
97%
99
*96
98
*109
111%
*109
120
100
130
99
99
98
10
26%
26%
25%
26%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25
25%
5,100
No par
64%
65%
64
64%
633/4
65%
64 %
65
63 Va
64%
5,200
5
42%
43
41%
423/s
41%
421/4
41%
42%
41 Va
42
13,800
25
26
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Mar 15
6
16% Jan
18
11% Jan
5
33% Sep
14
July 15
154
31% Aug
55% July
,
1
2
Feb
7
Sep
26
41% July
13% Sep
26
25%
Oct
11
37% Jun
25
87% F«b
26
20% July 11
53% Jan
23
Sep
13
-
31% Feb
24
4
4
Jan
5
34% Jan
7
47
Aug 11
38% July 27
29% Jan
5
42
8
14
33% Jan
Mar
16% Aug
19% Mar
19
July 19
1
37% Sep
33% Sep
19
59% Apr 12
.44% Aug
3
19% Mar 22
27% May 22
20% Jan
18% Aug
12% Sep
3
.37% Apr
38% Mar
30% Apr
VIS
Jan
7% Sep
11% Feb
14
26
19
13
4
30
21% Aug 25
67% Feb 16
18% Jan
47% Sep
3
11
15% Sep
12% Feb
60
Dec
31
May 16
Sep
15
61
v
:
Jan
27
;
18% Mar 14
3
:
30% Apr 18
18
Jan
64% Apr
4
3
16
28% July 19
143 % Jan
5% Mar 14
'
11% Aug 15
6
15% Aug 23
5% Sep 27
12% July 10
42% Feb 13
8*% Jan 16
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13% Jan
May 10
54% Sep
12
~7% Mar" 14
10% Jun
8
9% Feb
Sep
12
45% Feb
44% Sep
41
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35 % May 25
Oct
45
10
40
Mar 11
51
Mar 14
60
Reeves
26
91
May 11
81
Sep
12
98% Sep
19% Sep
12
18
26
105 % Apr
20
26
45% Feb
14
6% July 26
8% Sep
8
32 % Sep
64% May 12
82
Dec
6
42
Nov
Dec
2
27%
Dec'IS
84% Apr
8% Mar 20
5
Reynolds
Common
Rheem
Rlegel
26% Sep
27
33% Jun
9
Oct
7
40% Jun
8
28% Jun
24% Jan
19
34
,
17% Mar 20
28% Apr
13
35
25
29% Sep
20
i
27
Feb
9
Dec
30
391
Jan
9
510
Apr
2
4
98
May 17
21% May 28
105
Jan
16
410
Jun
17
105% Mar
Oct
11
9% Jan
6
Jan
100
21
35
Feb
I
12
14% Sep 28
447/s Dec 29
43% Dec
29
68 % Jan
25
88% Sep
18
32% Dec
May 28
79% Jan 23
15
Jan
Oct
35
11
Sep
31
27
27% Feb
3
48% Jan
29% Sep
15% Mar 21
9% Sep
2
26
30% Sep
5
.17% Jan 11
48% July 31
115% July 17
.36% July 16
10
34
9
19
Feb
30% Aug
37% Apr
9
28
38% Apr
20
5
13% Apr 26
33
33
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33
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25,400
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65,200
45
45%
44 %
44
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2,800
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53
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82
82
99
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29%
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28%
28%
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28%
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405
99%
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15
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70
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99
408
8,500
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68 3/e
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j
100
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70
100
1,500
45
74%.
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400
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20
16%
25
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39
10
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6
50%
:
5s
4% preferred series A
Rohr Aircraft
Corp
Ronson Corp
Rotary Electric
-31%
5%
533%
*65
common
i*'.
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-
25
*63
64
30%
40 %
99
com
.
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39%
81%
-
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70
20%
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12%
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.
16%
25
6
99
1
7%
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25
24%
12%
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81%
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7%
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6
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24
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10
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25
;
37%
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53%
1
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22,000
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38
72%
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33
341/4
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_No
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co
Buppert
32%
37%
1
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conv
6c
331/4
loo
Company
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
Rohm
23,800
33,
100
Corp
Paper
5%%
1.600
16%
:
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12
Apr
33% Dec
19
257
Selection
Ridgeway
42% Aug 15
23% Jan
6
13%
"r 16%
13%
16%
*36
50
Richfield OH Corp
55% May 11
32%
13%
16%
V
*33%
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series
Manufacturing
8
32%
13%
16%
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5
Preferred 4 50% series
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33V8
13% .13%
161/4
;
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32 %
13%
171/4
35 %
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;
33%
1,100
13%
38
10
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33
1,200
4,000
i
56
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56%
17
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5
preferred
56
48,700
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10
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56
•
38%
37%
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17%
16%
'
13%
6 %
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38%
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35%
31%
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.
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17
1,400
38
10
Rexall Drug Co
*74
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,12%
50c
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convertible
37%
~
-
17
5,200
143
3u%
37%
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81
74
33%
*140*2
3o%
*33%
50c
■-
29
13% July 31
21% Jun 26
9
37%
38%
Shares
*37%
Republic Aviation- Corp.
I
Republic Pictures common—
10
17% Sep
34
33 %
100
18% Jun
6
33
,
17%-,
33%
Reliance Mfg Co common
Conv pfd 3%% series
33% Jun
12% Jan
35%
37%
'16%
the Week
32%
143
%u-/2
Friday
Septus
<
32%
*140%
;
30%
74
■
32%
32%
143"
30%
57%
16%
81.28 dlv prior preference
Reliable Stores Corp
-
11
37% Mar 15
34% Jan
14
Jan
21
105% Jan
56%
'
3
67% May 7
70
Apr 26
89% Jan 16
6% July
3
66% Jan 23
9
26
1
34%
17
"13%
Inc
6c
Reynolds Metals Co common
4%% pfd series A
Apr
.39%
75%,
17 %
75
18
50
85
49% Mar
26
Bros
(Bobt)
38%
75%
.5
4% noncum let preferred
50
4% noncum 2nd preferred
50
Real 811k Hosiery Mills
5
Reed Boiler Bit Co
No par
32%
*140%
307%
58 %"
♦58
Sept .'21
33
30%
"
Salef far
Thursday
143
*140
'»
30%
2.50
;
49% Mar IS
70
Jan
Co
13
B
Jan
17%
1
23
2
82
*75%
No par
3332%
PRICES
SALE
Sept. 26
39 y4.i-
"39
5
HIGH
Wednesday
Sept. 25
,14j
3o%
No par
Revere Copper & Brass
Aug
,33,
*141
No par
com
;
Tuesday
-
Sept. Z4
common__8
Apr 24
10% July 26
Nov
101
14
45
14
62
54% Dec
Sep
Inc
Ray-O-Vac
5
10% Mar 14
27
(The)
Raybeetos-Manhattan
Rayonier
lire
Belt
7% Jan
Co
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reading Co common
>
19
6
May
Monday
Par
.
Banco
1
37% May
,#44% Jan
11
13
Oats
Radio Corp of America
83.50 let preferred
14
r
32% May 28
Apr"15
Quaker
i 50% Mar 22
23
Sep
16% Sep
5
STOCK
6%
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Rellnlng Corp__10
33% Apr 10
37% Sep
13
31
35% Mar 7
153
Feb 20
74
Nov* 18
47
32
YORK
RECORD
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
31
May 28
140% Aug 15
30% Jan 16
88% July 27
60%
NEW
Lmwmt
HifhMft
26% Jan
EXCHANGE STOCK
k
STOCKS
Tut 1955
148
YORK STOCK
far PrirlMi
gt
Monday, October 1, 1956
...
6,800
15'%
8,900
1,600
55,700
30%
-303%
7,000
303%
29%
30i%
7,200
93/4
*9%
39%
105%
*9%
9%
104
s
42% July 21
58% Dec 27
50% Feb, 14
66
Sep
10
92% Sep
98% Feb
28
86Va Sep
97% Feb
3
Dec
27
103 % Jun
40
Jan
22% Jan
9
17
6
11
25% Mar 14
74
Jan
17
Aug 17
265
145
Apr 28
33% Mar 14
126
55
26
112
140
13
25% Aug 31
St Joseph Light & Power
33
St L San
26% Aug 31
77
Sep 28
88%Jun 27
Sep
17
311
Aug
2
Jan
10
155
Jan
5
215
Sep
17
49% Jun
7
40% Feb
9
105
99
25
18% Jan
13
32
Dec
21
29% J&n
21
14% Feb
17
12% Jun
60% July 31
19
12 % Nov
8
AUg
20
Oct
27
27% Jan
3
22
Jan
6
57% Dec
16
78% Jun
20
59% Sep
11
92
Sep
100
Jun
13
33% Jan
85% Jan
6
4
98
107
40
Mar
8
Sep
May 28
44% Feb
35% Sen
92% May 18
83 % Sep
36
7
23% Aug 22
37 % Mar 29
a
19
18
Feb
17% Aug 27
'22% Mar
9
28
7
105
28
Feb
55% Mar 14
93% Oct
13
245
17% Apr
101% Oct
Jan
91% Mar 23
15
25% Oct
16
88
137
16
Mar 19
320% Apr
170
8
10
100
52
2
17
Sep
27
common
preferred
4.30%
conv
preferred
4%
28
July 13
19% Sep 22
101
Sep
.
22% Jan
July 14
34% Jun
13
Bafeway Stores
42% Sep
22
Jun
Feb
12
14
63 %
Apr
20
75% Mar
95
6
Jan
105% Apr
40% Apr
23
27
Lead
F Ry
Schenley Industries
Seaboard
69
8
Seaboard
Oil
17% Sep
23% Jun
7
Seagrave
Sears
29% May 28
36% Jan
12% Jun
21% Feb
29
5% Nov
17
9% Apr
26
Selberllng
7% Apr
27
Servel
10
61% Jan
5
44 J/4 Sep.
12
63
29
50
Apr
49% Apr 11
49% Nov 29
39% Jan
4
59
July hi
62
Nov
35
Oct~n
13% Jan
18
26
1
3% Aug 29
39% Jan
"
20
11% Jan
31
23
Nov
16
36% Feb
10
22% Jun
18
66% Mar
7
62% Jan
10
22% Jan
6
13% Nov
9
18% Aug 17
6
19% Jan
44
9
30% July ii
19% Jun 22
21%
14
18
21% Feb
-
7
45% Jan
19
35% Mar 26
55% Apr
63% Nov
7
55% Jan
48% Mar 14
46% Oct 28
59% Jun
21
55% Jan
23
57% Jun
15
52% Jan
24
71
50% Feb
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37% Mar 14
64% Dec
1
20% Jan
25
25% Jun
27
20% Nov
2
33% Jan
7
24% Jan
174
July 19
Feb
24
9% Feb
4
-
27% Feb
210
Jun
23
54
Feb
3
15
Mar 14
44% Jan
18
17% Jan
7
28% Jan
17
31% Jan
7
19% Mar
40% Nov
3
Aug
36% Nov
7
12
64 % May 10
6
49
Sep
3
23
Jan
31
28
5
47% Sep
4
32
Mar 27
39% Sep
11
77% Oct
21
69
Feb
98% Sep
18% Jun
21
Nov
100
Sep
10% Jan
7
10
7
Feb
23% Aug
103% Nov
86
35% Nov
•
18 '
Mar 22
27
July 11
For
footnotes
see
21
Juiy
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Tan
17
6% Sep
4
63% Aug 17
73% Jan 18
28
24 % Mar 20
15
29 Mi Apr
25
14
103 % Mar
105
6
2
July 17
16% Jan
3
83% Jan
17
82
2.?
28
37
Sep 26
80% S«p 27
8% Aug
1
22
4
11
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28 %
*
Sep
% Sep
41% July 27
16% Feb
..
51% Jan
7
20 % Mar
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13 % May 28
76
Sep, 12
July 27
94 % Nov
49% May 16
20% Jun
l
Jun
97% Sep
17% Nov 18
55% Dec
3
25
25
9
17
14
5
Jan
38% July 20
58% Mar 23
43% May
97
21
14
May 28
18
23% Jun
8
29% Jun
40% Oct
88
4
63
47% Jun
103% Nov 30
2
68 % Mar 14
10% Oct
18
90
Aug 31
77% Dec 16
2
25
19
Sep 28
87% Sep 13
24% May 15
17% Apr 17
5
17
33% Apr
2?
65% July
8
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245
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215
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11,400
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22
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16
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17
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16
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51
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15,300
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13
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13
1,300
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35
35%
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48
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47%
48
47%
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6,900
47%
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46%
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6,600
9%
9%
9 %
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87%
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$5.50
84%
82 3%
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10,100
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221/4
213/4
22
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14
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1
27%
27%
27%
27%
27
273/4
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27%
273%
28
2,500
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50%
50
50
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50
501%
50
50
77%
77%,
78i%
77
77
77
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60%
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60
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60
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59
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59
56%
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4,200
35%
36
35%
36
35%
36
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36
35
36
21%
22
21
21%
20%
21
203%
21
20
20%
5,900
51%
52%
52
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51
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5
25
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225
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1,800
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225
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19%
19%
19%
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51%
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28%
26%
27%
26'%
35%
35%
35'%
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36%
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21
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193%
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225
20%
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225
10,165
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19%
19%
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51 %
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2,200
27
2,400
20
27%
27%
36%
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4,400
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300
49 %
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48%
48%
48%
48i%
48%
48%
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6,900
21 %
20%
211/8
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
203/4
12,000
30%
30%
30%
30i%
39%
30%
30%
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301/2
36
36%
35%
36%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35 %
35%
48%
49"%
48
49 %
47%
48%
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42%
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1,500
,
9,700
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42
42%
41%
421/s
41%
42
41%
41%
47,800
41
41%
40
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39%
41
41
41%
41
41%
19%
12,000
19%
19%
19%
79%
19%
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19
19
100
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27
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70
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18%
263%
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27
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70
53%
51
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97
97
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19
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51
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70
51%
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17
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6,000
24
24%
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100
50
10
2
14%
14%
141/a
14%
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76%
76%
76
76
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72
72
69%
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24
24%
23'%
24%
23%
24 %
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233/4
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37
37%
37%
2,700
371/a
37 3
37
371/4
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Square D Co
5
73%
IIIIIII.
24%
No par
37%
37%
Standard
91 % Jan
26
12% Jan
6
$3.50 Preferred
No
Standard Coll Products Co Inc
Standard Gas & Electric Co
com
52%
50%
25
—
56%
1,500
'
20%
"
a
20
_~No
I
11,200
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i
common
83%
22
21
1
common
preferred
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56
553/4
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par
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pfd
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85
28
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225
20
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com
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com
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87
X
10
Inc
91%
23 %
221/4
preferred
Brands
.
9%
No
4.20%
preferred
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Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Cnrp common
issued
45%..
*223%
23
14%.
.—J
Public
Chemical
9%
150
Nopar
Sugar
Spalding (A G) &
Sparks Wlthington
47%
53
14%
50
Rico
46%
43%
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22
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.
~~io
&
4'/a
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44% May 14
11% Mar 12
50%
64%
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non-cum
preferred
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94
<
1021%
35%
5%
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%
102%
60
48
Southern Railway common.
$4.50
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50
Spiegel
49
34
Pacific Co (Del)
Southern Production Co Inc
$4.50
47%
48%
35%
South'n
Co.
47%
49%
33
(The)
5
Southern Indiana Gas &
Elec.Nopar
Southern Natural Gas Co__
7
&
48%
47
8%
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-V
17%
preferred
Spencer
50
22%
Southern Co
11
29
6
*245
219
36%
Squth Amer Gold, & Platinum
8011th
2,000
255
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Mar 16
19% Jan
33% Jan
1
29
38% Apr
4% Oct
29% Aug 28
-5,700
77i%
34%
Solvay American Corp 4%
5%
2,"00
27'%
77
46%
Solar Aircraft Co.
South
24%
26%
77%
18%
Corp
July 27
18
29% May
24% July
16
(AO)
preferred *
Southern California
11
4
20% July 31
53% Jan
243%
273%
77%
2 50
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
<0% Jan
Oct
15% Jan
24
'
25
27%
78%
37
III
Co
54 %
May 28
Jan
Dec
10
1?% Jan
24%
28
77'/2
*245
49%.
~_1
_
Simonds Saw & Steel
Sinclair Oil Corp
34% May 24
28
93
20
237% Apr
25
27'%
219
*102 m 102% H
HUT—'
IIIl
47
51
87% Apr 14
25% Oct 11
24
July 10
25
27%
'78%
I—Nonar
Co
Smith-Corona
46% Jun
25%
78%
„
245
*84
Strapping GO—
Smith
32% Jan
24
Steel
Skelly oil
9,000
17%
Inc
Gas
Sheraton Corp of America
Simmons
42%
4%
Sheller Mfg Corp
3
3
24% Jun
54% July 25
21% Mar 7
34
Aug
20
Feb,14
8% Sep 13
l*"/. Jan 12
25
37% Jan
19
8
28
205
12% May 23
26% Dec
9
17
Apr
18% Jun
7
15% Sep 26
51% Dec 30
86% Aug
72% May
Sep
49% Sep
2)
.
18
4
26
2t»0
3,100
42%
245
III—III
Issued
8ignode
43%
36%
Shell Oil Co
3
Jan
&
8
6
42 3/4
7.50
Oil
3
Mar 19
433/4
1
;
9
15% Jan
431/4
*245
3
Co
41,600
89%
137%
20
common
Feb
29
14
63%
88%
255
36
Co
8haron Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)
Sheaffer (W A) Pen
When
Sep~U
13% Feb
25% Dec 23
49% Nov
Sep
62%
136%
~i
""5
8c
49% Sep
11% May
5
90%
140
44%
♦102
I
$4.50 preferred
Shahmoon Industries
Shamrock
137
215
25
Co
26
n
Oct
9% Mar 14
19
653's
*89
89
27%
25
79%
100
Co
100 % Aug
"
54
Mar 15
62%
65%
135%
215
No par
No par
Line RR Co
Rubber
Inc
88
133%
*245
_No par
Roebuck
61%
63%
883%
137
43%
25%
28%
78%
isc
Finance
16
6
28
44%
28%
1 40
.
Corp
3
Air
Seaboard
20% Dec
Jan
8% Mar 15
Inc
Mfg Co common
3.65% preferred
44% May
19% Feb 29
88
10
Scovill
Aug
*25
61%
134
5
Scott Paper Co common
83.40 preferred
53 % May 28
88%
10
Co
Sobering Corp
23% Feb
18
34% Dec
,
No par
'
64%
138
44%
Co common—No par
San Diego Gas & Electric
Sangamo Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp
59% Apr
5
31% July 18
40% Nov 16
6
10
Preferred series A 5%
100
St Louis Southwestern
Ry Co—_100
5% noncum preferred
loo
St Regis Paper Co common
5
1st pfd 4.40% series A
100
17 % May 28
43% Jan
Co
84 preferred
89% Mar
Aug 21
St Joseph
63%
par
80%
J
9%
1
11%
80%
9%
11%
80%
9
11%
81%
91%
ll'/4
14
141/a
14
14 *8
*76
76%
76
76 %
68 %
80 3/4
9
*11%
71
81%
9%
11.1%
80%
9
*11%
3
80i%
9
11%
13%
*76
63%
*80%
9
-*11%
14%
10,600
76%
490
81
270
9%
3,400
11 %
10,800
Volume
Number 5573
184
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1367)
NEW
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
*
Range for Previous
(
STOCKS
Year 1955
Lowest
42%
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
46% Sep
May~18
53%
Jun~24
49% Jan
50
99
Aug 19
102
Mar 28
96% Sep
6
15% Dec
22
16% Oct
25
22% Feb
14
14% Sep
50
11
43%.Jan
36
Mar 30
13% Jan
Feb
24% May 12
60% July 28
15% Aug 22
51 % Jan
50
29
58% May
65
31
13% Mar
29
Jan
24
9
29% July
27% Mar 12;
39'/a Apr
21% Jan
14
9
32
80% Sep
27% Jun
11
6
30
29 % Aug 24
25'/a May 12
32% May 11
28
75% May 17
22
87% Sep
12 % Jun
6
1,080 Dec
87/8 Nov
740
Jan
18% Feb
2
20
26
Mar 14
91% Apr
6% Jan
50
8
Jan
31
24
23
30
Drug
Storer
Sunbeam
Sun
% July 31
Sun Oil Co
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co
2nd
2
8
8
960
May 28
10% Mar
2
pld
42
Feb
55% May 10
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
86
Aug 24
12
9
18
May 28
Jun
25
12% Jun
8
Feb
May
7
20% Mar
9
15% May 4
18% Sep 10
57% Apr 27
14
53% Sep
7
26
69% May
45% Dec
12
38% Feb
14
51
21
29% Sep
28
28
11 % Jan
27
Sep
7
6
25% Jan
16
29% Sep
33 % Sep
25
45% May 17
7% Sep
25
10% Jan
"
Dec
Oct
19
143
13% Jan
13
21'%
213%
21%
32
31
313%
19%
19%
19%
19%
6%
6%
6%
6%
46%
46%
46 %
46%
46
1
14
14%
14%
14%
14
*97
26%
253/4
1
26'%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24
30
24'%
36%
36%
36
36%
35%
353%
35%
36
70
70 %
2,600
69%
70%
69'%
69'%
69'%
69%
2,000
8%
8%
8'%
8
8
1,000
*962
990
23%
23%
23%
23'%
42%
42%
41%
42%
4.16%
*21%
21%
21
21%"
25
43%
44
43%
43%
435%
44
433A
44%
7.50
49%
49%
5,100
49
49%
48
49'%
47%
47 3A
7,700
*90%
92%
*90'%
92%
9'%
9%
93A
Instruments
*17%
18%
12%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
2,900
161%
15'%
16'%
15%
15 %
15'%
16'%
18,500
51%
51%
50
v4
50%
49%
503%
49%
49
49'%
2,200
57
54%
56%
53'%
56
55%
56 3%
55
55%
50,800
45%
43%
45
43%
44%
43%
44%
43%
45%
18,200
31
30
30%
30
30 3%
30%
53,700
30%
30%
1
15%
16%
15%
15%
25
28%
28%
*28 %
10
35%
37
Coal
Pacific
Land
ctfs
Oil
&
29% Apr
10
28
22 y2 July 10
The Fair
Thermoid
7%.
$1.25 conv preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
5
48% Jan
23
43% Oct
19
60% Mar 24
100% Sep
27
105% May 10
35% Dec
5
24
Jan
17
26% Jan
48
5
Jan
28% Dec
6
-
75% Dec
94
7
Sep
Jan
23
24% Sep
62 % Feb
22
72% Sep
20
33
104
Feb
10
27
28% Feb
17
87% Aug 17
13% Jan
3
13% Sep
11
15
11
58 % Jun
6
44% Jan
10
72% Aug 14
37% Mar 14
48% Sep
35% Jun
12
-34% Sep
28
18'/a Aug 21
45% Apr 30
28% Mar 21
20
28% Sep
22% Oct
18% July 26
28
8
4%
Mar 29
Oil
preferred
Edison
Co
Transamerica. Corp
Trans World Airlines
12-
^
69
1-1
66
96
67%
"
*94
66%
100
*94
10
37
37%
36%
25%
25%
25'%
96
37%
25
*46
37
-
12%:
♦46
•11W-
12
50
47
100
Vf
66
67%
66
66%
*94
96
,
47
-#11%
66 %
36'%
25%
.
96
12,400
97'%
*94
97%
7,1C0
■e
10
373%
36%
37%
7,000
;25>%
24%
25
24%
25
2,700
77'%
,
37.:
77%
76%
<
No par
5
77%
77
77 %
76%
3,600
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13'%
13%
13%
13%
6,700
66 %
67
66
66%'
63'%
65 3%
65
65
65
65
35 %
X35
35%
34%
35%
23,300
18%
18%
18%
4.600
78%
76%
78%
28
28
263%
25%
26%
54 %
*54 'A
1
27
27
27
27
263%
27
27
27
27
50
*53
55
*53
58
*53
57
*53
2,100
57
14
27'A Sep
26
36% Mar 12
14
31% Jan
20% Jan
51% Sep 27
2iy8 Jan 30
29% Apr
12
20th
19
15% Apr
18
11
Twin
Jan
19
46
13
12-
100
13'%
54 5%
33% Apr
59% Apr
26
47
*11%
65'%
*11%'.
12%
13%
253/4
Mar 14
22% Jun
*46
12
*11%
*11%
133%
28
Aug 26
103% Jan
46
47
*46
12'%
133%
54'%
51
6
46
—50
*11%
26%
25
30
13%
283%
2
116% Sep
31% Jun
12
13'%
54%.
Mar
6% Sep
31% Feb
12
131/4
5,200
50%
26'%
63
25 % Sep
12%
13
18%
*50'A
27%
17
4
*12
13%
1,700
18'%
50'%
27%
52% Apr
28
12%
21%
19%
50%
54%
2
Jan
*12
21%
19
*
26%
53 % Feb
11
51%
54%
May 16
43% Jun
20
27%
50
1
213%
21
19%
51%
55%
2
4
21'%
21
19%
51%
54%
Mar
33
21%
19%
*50%
27 Va
32
Preferred
Corp common
series
common
A
(conv)
Tung-Sol Electric Co
1
29%
4.30%'conv. preferred 1954 ser__50
62% Mar 13
9
21
20'/a
51%
*26%
10
13'/a Feb
23,300
1
Jan
15
21%
50
25
16% Jun
21
No par
29
6
21%
Transue & Williams Steel
25% Dec
13 % Jan
21
18%
Mar 15
*52%
common
Century Fox Film-.
City Rap Transit com
52
Jun
7
5%
14
y8 Jan
18
Twin
35% Jun
6
21%
19'%
18
25
9,400
20%
18%
$2.70 preferred
Truax-Traer Coal Co
24
37%
19%
Tri-Continertal
Apr
8% Jun
36%
19%
13%
600
373%
36%
July 27
26% Apr
2,800
159
37
18%
28% July 23
4
7%
7%
159
373%
*50%
1
7%
158
37'%
20 %
35%
59
18% Mar
7%
158
158
37%
21%
19%
9
40% Mar 18
7%
157
158
37%.
24
2
158
19%
24% Feb
25% Nov
21%
163
7,400
300
36%
54'A Sep
Jun
18,800
5
18
27
34%
2
15
13
34%
35
Inc
Nov
*
14%
28
35
24% July 13
60
21%
(The)
60
16
34 %
14%
28
'
2
Co
28% Jun
24% Dec
29%
15
283%
No par
(The)
14
46% Aug 17
9% Nov
2
21%
25
20
;15% Aug 16
21%
—
11
■>
14%
283%
34%
7%
7%
37
,ji:
18% Jan
27
38%
common-
22% Oct
31
37
common
55% Dec
Jan
33%
35%
7%
'158
Timken Roller BearingToledo
7%
100
preference
preferred
Trane
15'%
29
No par
Tidewater
$1.20
33 %
No par
50c
$2.50 convertible preferred
13
39% Oct
Ry Co
Co—
common
Thompson (J R)__.
-15
Thompsoh Products Inc Common*L5
13
47% Mar 26
Pacific
14%
*28%
29
Trust—
ex-distributlon—1
25
26
400
30%
common
Inc
Pacific
Mar 28
18%
44%
Sep
Jan
*18
56 %
15% Feb
51
18
3%
47% Aug 21
14
18
50
21
11
60
4,200
18
1
July 23
10
15%
4
liy2Sep
300
11%
25% Nov
44
22
18
preferred series A
Texas
Co
2,000
16%
10
18
■
230
1,400
41%
12%
Jan
15% Feb
10
*21%
3,100
23%
18%
Textron
11
91%
9%
22
41
16%
Texas Utilities
11% Jan
*21%
*23%
12%
16
4
*89%
984
25
Texas
14 '/a Apr
990
No par
17
23
8%
961
2.50
Tennessee Corp
Texas Co
:
Sulphur—-
20
3.300
43
Producing Co
10% Jan
20,300
24'A
1
Gulf
11'A Jun
25%
1
Gulf
30
25%
*24
24
Corp.
Texas
13'/a July 25
47% July 25
2,800
42%
9
42% July 27
12% Jun
77%
23%
29% Apr
1
i
8 %
10
6
100
77
1,001
23
Jun
*96
8%
20% Sep
7% Jan
100
1,000
34% Feb
11% Mar 16
7,800
25%
1
43
3,900
26%
*18
conv
14'%
26 %
9
$2.40
17,400
46%
14
1
Corp
Texas
54% July 10
13% July 31
6%
63%
46
.14%
77'%
2
July 12
1,300
77
28
19% Mar
2.300
253A
*97
Nov
53
6%
32%
78
38% Dec
28
100
32%
100
25% Nov
25
500
3 ,.800
77%.
6
Nov
18
183A
20
'253A
.
47
"
3,900
78%
17
15% Nov
*97
6%
26,300
78%
11
45
100
-
18%
*19
32%
Oct
18
18
18%
20
26'%
(James)
Aircraft
Inc
17%
18%
*19
.
26'%
Talcott Inc
&
17%
1
18%
20
32%
10%
Texas
18%
18%
*19
26%
com
Apr
4
38% Mar 26
182 >/2 May
18 %
19%
20
32%
Jan
23
18
18%
32%
Oct
Jan
18
*19
25%
12
150
4,800
22
31%
35
174
100
533A
21%
32
90
share
52 3A
21%
31%
10
Sub
53 -%
21%
32%
90
9
525%
21%
32
18
1
Texas
9
53%
21 Va
32%
26%
Corp
conv
300
18
No par
4.48%
4.500
14
21 %
Symington Gould Corp
14
8
16% Jan
37
7
70
14
33
Paper Co
Tel Autograph
69%
26
$4 preferred
Temco
51
70%
143%
5
6
May
51
69
*14
*50
70
14%
52
5*0
July 26
99
68%
*14%
32%
Sweets Co of America (The)
Swift & Co
9
71
14%j
51
'
25
27% Efcb
7
5oy8 July 26
Sutherland
69%
51
10c
July 9
43% Sep 24
21
3
.■
*50
33%
Sunshtfie Mining Co
Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel
Feb
71
51
32%
12.50
30% Apr
2
52% Mar 16
1,220
70%
*50
26%
Sunshiny Biscuits Inc
28
28% Jun
7,600
51%
33 Va
A__
25
11
8.200
*50%
26%
series of '55
41
10
143%
14%
1
common
21% Jun
11
14%
14%
No par
10
24% Oct
14'%
14%
10
Jan
28% Oct
143%
14%
1
preferred series
44% Jun
11
14%
14%
No par
4%%
11
May 16
100
14%
14%
5
common-—
5%%
45
99 3A
14%
14%
*95
5
$4.50 series A preferred
6
July 25
*95%
14%
15
51%
99
1
6
17% May
62% Jun
14%
14"%
50%
*95
15
Corp
Mar 22
17
14%
No par
Corp common
Feb
41% Jan
98Va
5
Corp
Chemical
78
25
52%
*95
1
Co
Studebaker-Packard
7
Mar 23
Broadcasting
39
10
6,600
993%
51
96Va
2C
26% Jan
27
51%
52%
96%
No par
Aug 30
Sep
50%
common
July 10
II %
5134
Fuller Co...,
May 28
8% Feb
513%
31,700
52%
10
35
21
105.500
Co_
69
9% Sep
54%
Inc
1
99
6
10 % Oct
80
Chemical
1
Sep
53%
54 %
100
S__;
L
25
49% Jun
15
36% Oct
101% Jun
(The)
N.Aug
17% Jan
25
29
Aug
6
15% Mar 15
26
22% Jan
33% Sep 15
58% May 2
23% Sep 30
52% May 2
Mar 30
44% Oct
41
10% Feb
Feb
Co
40%^July
8
41% Nov
Aug 27
70% Jan
15
54%
Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
5% prior preference
Stone & Webster—
26--
13% May 28
21% Jan
53 %
Standard
8
22% Aug
35% Jun
17% Aug 12
67% Feb
34,500
54%
preferred series A
Stix Baer &
20% Jan
97
53 %
7
10
common
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc__.
Stewart-Warner Corp_—
13
15% Jan
1
55 %
Jersey
4i
28
41% Jun * 7
Jun
Ohio
3-
20
4
105
54
57%
14%
11
27
55%
563A
53%
Oct
Dec
58
53
Aug 26
95
57%
*14
Feb
*.
57%
14 %
Jun
6
47%
57
53%
6
18
4
47
58%
14%
12% Jan
32
48%
57%
53%
May 28
22 y8 Feb
473%
58%
1
25;
19
5
47%
58%
6
28
26
46%
25
Sterling
58% Jan
14
20% Sep
48 %
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
31
31 % May
New
of
3%%
47%
Stauffer
20% Sep
30
of
Oil
Shares
48%
Aug 15
17
July 14
Oil
Standard
the Week
Sept 28
47%
Indiana
Standard
Friday
Sept. 27
6.25
Jan
5
21
of
Bales far
Thursday
Sept. 26
81
21
33% Dec
Oil
California
SALH PRICK!
Wednesday
Sept. 25
15
Jan
6
Standard
of
Par
Tuesday
5
27
38% Oct
4
ofy
Monday
Sept. 24
10
23% May 23
21% Aug 24
23
3
EXCHANGE
Standard
'
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
Starrett
6
19 y8 Jan
2
YORK
58% Aug 17
6
16% Feb
Aug 14;
15% Aug
17% Jan
23
18% Jan
26 y8 Jan
4
100 % Mar 23
2G
23% Jan
.'Sep
I
62% Apr
9
55% May 15
12% May 29
59% Dec
'
4
42% Mar 14
20
May 28
8% Jan
40% May 26
Highest
% Jan ,23
48
NEW
15
TXL
29%
28
•
26%
*53
28%
29
57
27'%
28 %
55
27 5%
28
283%
27%
27%
4.90O
25,100
700
800
2,700
%
52%
52%
51%
51%
513/g
513%
51%
51%
400
1
24%
24%
24%
24%
24'%
243%
23%
24 %
23%
24 %
10,500
17%
17%
17
17'A
16%
16%
*163/4
17
10%
16%
1,300
53
*49%
*50
.—50
Co
Corp
26%
,
No par
prior preferred
conv
Coach
Oil
27
53
*50
52
*50
52
1
10
10%
10%
10%
10
10%
27%
28%
27%
28
26%
27%
51%
9%
X
(The)
27%
10
*49
9%
27%
27
51
9%
2,100
27%
18,600
u
May
6% Dec
80% Mar 14
20
Jan
6
27% Jan
6
108% Mar 22
92
Nov
1
86% Oct
3
98% Sep
45% Sep
31% Apr
113
Jan
100
12
Apr11
92
26
2b % Sep
5
101
7
16% Mar 19
Udylite
1
14%
14%
14%
14%
20
44
26%
26%
26%
8
Underwood Corp
No par
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
5
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp__6%
26%
26
*6%
6%
6%
6%
10
Feb
59
26%rJan
6
48% Sep
26
74
% Dec
3
Sep
113
Nov
34% Jan
28
■>
7
103% Jun
29
17% Jan
*85
11
Preferred $3.70 series
No par
Feb
15
Preferred $3.50 series/
5
No par
No par
10
65% Apr
2
Union
Oil of California-
28
39% May
9
Union
Pacific
$4
series
RR
27%
14%
14%
14'A
1.800
26%
27'%
27
27'%
9,100
6'%
6%
6 3%
1,300
-
22"%
35%
33%
345%
32%
35
9,000
112 %
1133%
112%
113
26,200
22%
23'%
22%
23
23
.
102
27%
26%
27'%
14,600
103'%
102'%
102%
200
*85
87%
*85
87'%
80%
*80%
82
*80%
82
98%
■■
98%
*97
60
58%
591%
30 %
29%
30%
*85
87'%
*80%
82
110
57'%
58%
19,400
29%
283%
97
97
58
57'%
30
*
'
98%
*97
59%
.10
4,400
263%
*102%
271%
27
102
87%
*97
6 3%
114%
34%
113
23%
102
80%
25
com_rl_
Co
115
<tXl4'%
283A
29 5%
43,600
10
"
19
10'/8 May 10
26
36
Apr 30
87% Sep
5
3*2 Sep 19
26
4%
non-cum
Union Tank
United
Common
23
35% Jan
23
44% Mar 20
United. Air
19
32% Apr
United
15
26% Sep
100'/a Sep
Feb
24
21% Sep
18
28% Apr
9
48'A Jan
20
71% Mar 26
44% Feb
10
4% Feb
9
73 % Jan
23
21
150
107
Sep
4%
5
20
preferred
Car
Aircraft
78
1
27
102
Jan
57% Aug 24
6% Jan 12
20
4% Apr
10
Jan
Preferred
35%
23 Va
No par
common-'.
91
27
July 25
57% Nov 28
18
34% Jan
93
Co
35
"114%
10
104
113 V4 Jan
22
.No par
Preferred $4.50 series
Dec~22
33% Sep
108% Feb
3
.44% Jan
Elec
Carbon
Materials Corp
9
49% July 25
128%
6
Mar 15
Union
&
&
17
61% May 25
Va Sep
Chem
Jan
Jan
29 y2
22
Carbide
Union
Jan
Aug 17
8% Sep
32% Jun
"
Union
30
52
13
(The)
112
97
7
Corp
23
28 y4 Sep
26
23
21
Aug 15
78% Sep 12
July 27
104% Mar 29
27
47'/a May
8
133% July 17
28% Apr
2
89
Sep
Mar
Apr
Corp
rights
Lines
Biscuit
9
8%
29%
30'%
29'%
295%
293/4
29%
77%
75%
76'%
743%
75'%
75%
77
%
32
3^2
%
131%
131%
5
100
—
:
*130
No par
No par
—
Board & Carton Corp
137
9
4,000
32
*130
137
*132™
1,376,900
14,500
137
38%
37%
37%
37%
38%
37%
27
27'%
27'%
27
27
27
27
100
*99
101
100
38%
27
*99
''
*99
101
10
22%
22%
23%
'25
No par
United Carbon Co
10,700
23,700
37%
10
America
$4.50 preferred
United
8%
9%
30%
76%
i
.
Inc
of
9
8%
30%
4
com
i
w
preferred
conv.
8%
10
No par
Co
61%
61%
60%
61
100%
1,300
100%
100
24%
24%
24%
25
4.100
61
61%
61
61%
3,100
46%
46%
United-Carr Fastener—
72% July 18
6
Jan
7
6
7% Feb! 11
25
6 % Jun
20
38% Ocjf
8% May 17
15% Feb
Jan
27
10y8Sep
28
Me
30
21
17
22%
Jan
62
*
Mar 21
4% Jan
82
7
3
May
4
Jan
(Delaware)
United
$3.50
No par
Cig-Whelan' Stores
convertible
6%
16.600
11%
11
11%
10%
11'A
10 %
10%
42,900
26%
24%
25
25
25'A
25
25%
35
Aug
14
United
Gas
35'A Jan
41% July 30
1
5% Sep
26
7% Jan
6
6
19
19% Feb
29
3
15% Sep
1% Sep
9
28 '/a Jan
23
2% Jan
3
27% Oct
11
61% Dec
29
64% Dec
29
54'/a Jan
22
184% Feb
15
166'/a Sep
18'% Sep
28
22% July 19
38% Jun
8
15% Feb
14
44% July 20
19% Mar 22
5
49% Mar 16
177
12
Dec
4
% Aug
36% Dec
20% Aug
Sep 26
40% Jan
5
16% Mar
Fnrfootnot.ee
3
44% Nov 28
eep
nepp
44
9R
Jan
6
3% Mar 26
United Gas
United
9
U
S
U
S
23
77
U
6
181
39'/a May
Aug
2
Feb
1
S
S
Improvement Co
Co common-!
preferred
Hoffman Mach
5%
U
class A
S
Industries
4%%
6%
6%
63/8
6%
6%
2,400
15%
15%
15%
15%
15'/a
15%
15%
153%
15
15'A
6,700
47%
46%
47%
46%
46%
46 %
46%
46%
46%
24,100
31%
31%
31%
31%
30%
31%
30%
31'%
30%
31%
12.000
13%
*39%
40
39'/2
39%
39
39%
39
39'%
*38%
39%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
1
15%
16%
15%
16'%
15%
Inc
1
1
No par
4
100
common
series
A
53A
16
5%
15%
1%
5%
16
2,200
3,600
20,400
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
8,900
34%
3 3'/2
34%
33
33%
333%
33%
33
33%
23,800
25
24%
24%
23%
24
24%
24%
24%
25
1%
63%
*167
19%
*38%
1
53A
153/4
24%
82%c
50
5%
16
34
50
common
preference
preferred
6%
47%
City Mines Co (The)
Foreign Securities
Freight Co
Gypsum
6%
10
&
7%
U
6%
5
Corp
Park
6%
No par
United Industrial Corp
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
25% Aug 28
9
200
2,900
11%
28 Va May 11
23
4%
81
25%
Engineering & Foundry
2
47
11%
Fruit Co_
8% Mar
4%
♦79%
26%
United
39% Mar
*
*46
11%
United
23% Jun
81
26%
5
9
43A
*4%
♦79%
1
Mar
14
47%
♦46'A
1
55
Mar 14
4%
81
5
8
6% Aug
4%
*79%
Electric Coal Cos
25
18
4%
(Del)
Dye & Chemical Corp com
46% Sep
34% Dec
48%
81
Corp
13% Jun
31
4%
United
Mar 31
36% Oct
*47%
*79%
United
May
26
4%
United
17
Sep
47%
81
3
60
30
*79%
23
^Jan
5
27% May 17
16y8 Aug 20
13% Mar 14
9
4%
100
51% Feb
2
47%
30c
com
preferred
16%
•48
2
65
170
19%
61'/4
*167
18%
1%
63
61
62
62
170
*167
170
*167
19%
18%
*38
19
40
40
*38'/4
17%
xl6%
16%
16%
16%
49
*48
48%
48
48
40
183A
*38
16%
*48
1%
623A
168
19
40
163A
49
61
167
18%
*38
61%
167
18%
3,100
9,300
100
13,400
39
16%
16%
*46'%
48%
9,900
27
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
28
Monday, October 1, 1956
...
(1368)
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW
v
11
14
15
9% July 13
23% Jan
11
35% Aug
66
12
70
Sep
12
37% Feb
93% Sep
20
83
28
66% Jan
21
Jan
6
Sep
44
84% Mar 21
23
4o% Oct
11
00% ieo
11
4
8
18
Jan
18
46% Jun
9
172% Jun
110
17% Sep
61
July 18
19% Sep
17
10
U
14
69
4
23
150
9
Mar
Jan
D S
20
U S
16
23
19% Jan
27
27
Feb
10
7%
14% Apr
United
27
10% Jan
23
9
Sep
28
99.
7'/a Sep
26
28
10% Aug
3
26 % Aug
15
26
18
12% Jan
17
15% Jun
2
9% Dec
30
14% Apr
7% Sep
Jan
27
100 % Jun
21
14
91
90
*
15% Sep
37% Oct
10
23
35
159% Dec
27
170
Feb
9
59% Apr
39
Apr
155% Sep
7^
167
Feb
28
47% Jun
35% Oct
10
47% Apr
28
38% Feb
13% May 13
4
32% Jan
39% Feb
B
38%
2nd
Universal
8%
r97
18%
63
61%
No par
61
61%
66 %.
18%
18%
*35 %
*13%
14
8
(
8%
*91%
16,400
66%
66%
66%
66%
66%
600
38%
38%
38%
37%
383/s
11,500
85
*93%
*93%
47%
*93%
100
46%,
158
100
100
473/8
157%
740
17%
17%
17%
18%
173/4
17%
2,700
62
63
62%
63%
62
62%
4,600
61
61
66%
64%
65%
152V4
151%
1521/2
146,600
2,200
18%
4,500
18%
18 %
18%
18
36
35%
35'%
*35
13%.
13%
135/i
*73/4
7%
90%
90 %
*35%
13%
8
91%
64%
13%
18 %
18 3%
91%
600
61
61
61
61
152'A
66 %
152
7%
90
4,100
8
90
330
1
new
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
*7%
7%
*15%
16%
*15%
16%
15%
15%
*15 '/a
15%
15%
15%
49%
47
48
47%
48 %
47%
48
35
35
35
35
35
34
34%
50
50
1
49
Tobacco com.No par
*34%
35%
100
*157%
158%
preferred
700
13%
8
7%
92
*90
10
36
131%
14
com
16,100
47%
1561%
47%
157
157
85
*83
85
*83
100
46%
157 %
'
36
7%
V
92
28 %
64 %
13%
(
27 %
151%
*35%
.
29
66%
18%
36
1
28%
151%
151%
25
300
28a/4
38%
61
65
68
152
8%
18
xl8
65%
152
29%
8%
64%
18%
16%
29%
83/4
*83
47
47%
157% ,157%
65
50
com
29%
*83/e
66 %
99
29%
8%
28
85
48%
4,700
29%
*8%
38%
*83
105
preferred
Leaf
38%
39%
Shares
Sept 28
29 %
30
85
158%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
4
56%
9
Aug 15
Pictures
553A May
4
Vanadium
7
13% Jun
8
173/8 Jan
3
Van
11
27% Sep
26
37'A Apr
6
Van
4
65% July 21
Jan
4
44% Sep
28
Feb
7
130
128
19 % Mar
10 '/is
8
47% Mar 15
7
Apr
127
Oct
14
133% Jan
24
129
130
Jun
13
133% Jan
21
123
9% Aug 28
583A Mar
*34%
157%
,
1,400
300
1,100
600
60
*155
156
*25
156%
►155
156%
156%
157%
25%
'400
220
Feb
2
Vlcks
Shreve
Pacific
Feb
20
5%
11
88% Aug 15
94% Apr
24.
11
233/8 Sep
38% Apr
18
Nov
7
Jan
6
146'A Apr
108
7
Jan
3
443/4 Dec
6
113% Dec
22
117% Jun
13
Dec
27
103 % Aug 22
Feb
16
106
May
38 % Jan
111
Apr
26
128
2
10
25
49% Nov
6
'
—
—
mmmmmmm*
74% Jan
19
9%
47'A
47%
*123
*123
5
29
No par
293/4
*85%
25%
preferred
100
283A
80
*85
24%
253/a
114
115
115
com—10
41%
41%
111%
1113/4
40%
*92
97
*92
*91
95
*91
*94
99
*94
16
45 % Sep
18
6
5
5
16% Feb
13
263A Sep
24
27% Sep
25
30
Mar
preferred
Vlsklng Corp (The)
Vulcan Detlnning Co
7 %
463/4
*123
115
40 3A
38%
393/8
6,30$
88
23%
111%
115
40% '
111%
900
40
39%
37,200
370
*109
110
94
91
97
*94
97
95
*92%
95
*92%
95
99
*93
98
*93
98
97
*92
*92%
99
*94
68 3A
67
5,400
23 3A
111
111
663/4
27%
*85
24'/a
111
111
111%
66
1143/4
114
114
41%
23%
24%
27%
*123
88
■*85
68 3/8
"
68
69 %
683A
■
2,200
900
30%
31
30%
30%
30%
30%
303/4
30 3A
303A
31
44%
42%
433/,
42%
43%
42%
43
42%
42%
18,400
24%
24%
24%
2,000
28%
200
25%
243A
25
24%
24%
'24 %
*28'A
28%
27%
28
*27%
28%
*27%
28%
*27%
81
*76
*76
79%
*76
14%
25
10
20
common
233A
25%
*123
~28%
28
88
'.A, 2,900
43aA
5
preferred
-
3,100
45%-
44%
.
123
*85
88
1.000
9
8%
46
123
28%
28%
95
111
67%
67%
29
3.100
"
9
8%
46
*123
*123
100
26
25
333A Jan
45%
47%
*123
100
Virginia Elec Si Power Co
463%
9
100
100
31'A Feb
5
8%
9
preferred
18% Deo
Jan~19
28% Apr
9%
preferred
Virginian Ry Co common
6 %
preferred
May 29
34
'
9%
Ry com.100
com
9,700
Z
14%
273/8
preferred
29% Aug 27
May * 6
33
11
44
14 %
*27%
$4.04
72 % July 18
43 %
14 3/8
27%
$4.12
11
453/8
14%
27%
$4.20
463/b Jan
44
143/8
273/s
6
Mar
45
43%
45'A
1,200
14%
17
Feb
106
103% Feb
50
27%
13
103
14
49%
143/4
Jkin
.100
21
50%
27%
13
Sep
50%
14%
Feb
Sep
50%
27%
116
93
30
preferred
Va-Carolina Chemical
$5
75%
143/4
2.50
partic
74%
28%
3 Mi %
div
433A
74%
143/4
noncumulative preferred
6%
46%
74%
*273A
Victor Chemical Works common
473A July 26
97
96% Aug 22
May 23
Si
"51%
45%
1
Co
34% Mar 26
51
75
*24%
2.50
Inc.
Inc
Co
51%
25>/2
50%
75
25
10
Industries
Raalte
75
*51%.
No par
Corp of America
Norman
Chemical
Jan
513/4 Mar 29
33 % Oct
Co
75%
24%
25%
24%
75
24%
25
*75
,_100
Vick
3
94
com___l
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co..6%
12
27% Sep 28
Sep
Inc
Co
9
37% Jan
28% Npv
1
87% Sep 12
15%
Wallpaper Inc
4%% preferred
Utah Power & Light
51% Dec
Jan
66%
**S
47%
Corp
82 % Mar 29
41% Mar 14
30
Mln
common
74% Aug 21
7
3
23
37% Jan
Co
24% May 31
Feb
,
66%
*83
Sept. 27
-
Jan
101
66%
50
Universal
91'
100
66%
100
Stockyards
Class
24
31
33
&
29% Mar 12
77 % Nov
122
29%
158%
noncumulative preferred
United
6
26% Mar 15
6% Jan
Mar 23
3^™
32
4
18
May
28%
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd-5
$6 convertible preferred
No par
Jan
41% Feb
3
56% Mar
30% Feb
38
30%
5
Corp common
Tobacco
Sep
35% Sep
12% Jun
28%
100
preferred
3
19% Aug 24
8%
1
Ref
preferred
Steel
*8%
1C»
preferred
Smelting
7%
29%
8%
10
Shoe Corp
S
1%
14
69% Sep
f169
Aug 31
1st
29%
8%
1
Thursday
Sept. 26
29%
100
Bale* far
the Week
Friday
Wednesday
Sept. 25
5
common
noncum
U. S.
71% Sep
4
Rubber Co
8%
Sept. 24
1
S
U S
1
Feb
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH SALS TRTCKS
10
common,
preferred
Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
3%% preferred series B
67% Mar 14
28
60% Sep
23
38% Aug
U
6
Co
"
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Pipe Si Foundry Co
'
1
62 % Sep
3
17% Jan
35% Mar 17
Jan
51% Jan
70% Dec
168% Nov
40% May 16
156% Mar 14
128
170
156% Aug 23
56
U S
1
Jan
Lines
4 % °f«
51% July 18
90% Mar
2
9
Sep
23
18
19
Jan
39% Mar 14
Sep
100% Sep
Sep
53% Dec
157% Jan
97
U S
32% Aug 20
ff% Jun
9% Feb
5
11
35
22% Jan
16
75% Mar 3
8% Jan
21% Oct
STOCK
EXCHANGE
17
25% Nov
6
YORK
Lowest
Highest
Jan
19
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Uigheat
Year 1955
Lowe**
*
*
STOCKS
Range (or Previous
w
12% Jan
.27% Jan
75
85% Mar 26
83% Jan
3
15% Dec
9
3
32% Nov
30
66
81% Sep 14
16% Aug 31
66% Apr
7% Jan
27
15% Nov
15
6
Waldorf System
Jan
6
Walgreen
75
May
Wabash
9
33
29'% Sep
3
14% Jan
May
13% Jan
Mar 20
20% Sep
12% Jan
Walker
7
17% Mar 12
14% July
RR
4 Vaft
*77
81
*77
14%
14%
*14
30
30%
No par
70
70'A
70
68%
69%
2.50
(Hirami
Walworth
G
18%
19%
18%
19%
18%
18%
ri
15%
15%
15%
153/a
15%
15 %
15'A
15%
100
W
Si
Oct
100 %
100 %
99%
100%
99
99
98%
98%
11
11
11
11%
11%
11%
11%
16%
16
16
15%
16
15%
15%
700
26%
26%
26%
i
26%
26%
26%
26%
—7.400
43%
44
%.;47
44%
44%
44 %
44'A
3,700
38
%V,/
m > *33%
Co
13% Jun
5
28
Ward Baking Co common
5% % preferred
10% July
12% Jan
11
Warded
Corp
1
20
Apr
30
1
106
98 % Sep
14
3
106
100% Aug 10
10% Jan
3
.
Feb
15% July
24% Jan
■18% Mar 14
22% Sep
13
18% Jan
29% Sep
7
Ward Industries Corp
Warner Bros Pictures
v30% Mar 14
43% Dec
30
40% Feb
49% Aug
9
Warner-Lambert
38% Dec
32
Jan
42% July
5
2% Jan
1
37% Sep
41% Sep
30% Dec
20
21% Sep 27
20% Aug
9
16 % May 16
2
35% May 22 ,.,;/ 38% Mar 23
9 ,
37% Aug
25% Feb
8
30
!,-:Apr
9
7
4% Feb
22
Jan
3
3
y
21% Mar
6
281.1 40 % Jan,,,.9
19% Feb
8
27
3
Sep
12
31
17
Sep
19
33% Apr
4
40% Sep
9
50'/a Dec
30
50% Dec
30
46% Jun
1
Jan
6
25% Apr
4
20% Feb
16
9
28% Sep
12
25% Jan
3
25'/a Jan
10
20
17% Mar
23% Mar 14
29% Sep
1
Mar
,
26% May
4% Apr
6
Wesson
West
29
1
Mar 20
15
113
Apr
7
102
Sep
28
112% Jan
101% Feb
15
106
Apr
27
100
Apr
27
105
Mar
99% Feb
4
105% Jun
10
93
Sep
26
105
Jan
31
63
35
49
105% Dec
6
27% Apr
Jun
9
31% Oct
29
Jun
13
104
30
Jan
6
56
62
Jun
29
104
28
67
21
68% Feb
17
82% July 20
26
63
30
86
73% Jan
28% Jun
9
6
>32% Feb
15
53% Oct
28
83% Feb
15
18% Sep
130
May
22% Mar
23
36% July 17
Jan
Jan
51 % May 28
90
Sep
21
128% Jun
July 29
5
11
53
Jan
20
96i/4 Jan
3
104
27
Aug
2
31% Sep 13
94
Sep
21% Jun
28
26% Oct
82
62
77
Sep
27
27
Jan
341/4 Jan
95
Oct
26
29
103% Mar 18
5
May 23
49% Oct
4.80%
86% Apr
5
-
46
23
Aug 30
80 % Feb
15
31% Jan
18
13
27% Sep
11
51% Sep
2
102% July 25
12
July 28
36% Feb
1
28% Dec 30
30% Jan
30
12% Jan
23
16"% Apr
30
77
28
82'A Apr
30
18
99
Apr
10
9
Jan
23
26% Feb
16
6
37
10% Jan
6
15% Dec
75
5
86
Sep
15
17
Dec
5
14% Jan
4
•27% Aug 31
36% Aug 18
22% Sep
30% Sep
25
9% Mar 18
18% Mar 21
Mar 14
-
Mar 10
9
Jun
14
148% Jan
13
21% Jan
3
24% Sep
9
35% Dec
23
45% May 12
43% Oct 11
159
8«
Oct
7
11
Mar 22
9% Nov
15
23% Oct
25
67% Jan
6
14
6
86
Jan
Jan
dividend
43
Nov
Feb
26
133% Aug 29
21%
30
23
May'15
Sep
21
Jun
8
13% Apr
2
29% Mar 14
61
May 10
Jun
21
-25% Jan
4
37% Feb
20
145
Mar 22
7
18
14
Jun
8
101%
101%
100
*92
94
*92
5
51
52
50
100
27"% July 27
141% Jan
n° £&leS °n thiS da7'
3
103%
*105
106
*105
25%
.
23%
26
253/4
103%
104 %
hoo%. 102%
22%
*101
102 %
93
493A
50
49
106
*105%
33%
34%
1,00%
*98
100%
63%
60
62%
58%
100
*77%
79
76%
76%
*76%
69%
673/4
69
343/8
*98
36
1,500
26
4,800
25%
26
1033/a
102
250
102'A
*101
102%
10
*91
93
10
49
50
2,900
*105%
105%
10
106
22 %
34
62 %
*35%
23
22%
223/8
5,700
*33%
34
33%
34
3,800
22%
34%
36%
49%
105%
106
22%
23%
2,000
93
*91
52%
150
25%
102%
1023A
*101
93
*98%
34%
25%
26
1033/a
94
No par
com
*98
•76%
40
60%
5,700
78
*76%
78
67%
66
100%
59%
61%
61%
78
100%
100%
60
100%
66 3A
65%
6,300
19
18%
19
28,500
30
303/8
10,900
53
53%
52,400
91
91
3.80%
preferred
series
$5
Steel
Corp
Mfg
White Motor Co
5% %
White
Sewing
Co
93
23%
S
lac
55%
56 3A
97%
97%
95%
87
94
95%
630
23%
24
24
24 3A
23%
24%
7,600
58%
56%
57%-
—
■
67%
67%
*65
67'A
28%
28%
28%
28%
*28%
28%
28%
283/4
600
49%
48
483A
48%
48'A
48 %
48%
473A
48'A
4,000
99%
99%
99 %
99%
99 *
99
*99
1
*9%
*27%
9%
28
*65
9%
*27%
*65
67%
*99
9%
9%
9'/a
9%
*27 %
44
44
45
45%
14%
14%
13%
14%
133/4
14%
*80 %
80%
80
80%
*80'A
82'A
10
1
10
com
100
46
*
*18
22%
30%
*132
47
28
45
18%
1.400
.4.600
313/8
26,800
18
17%
18
22%
223A
22 3A
30%
30 %
*130
30%
30
134%
%
*130
22%
23
22%
30
30%
30
30 %
30
30
30
30'A
45%
45%
45%
54
52
53
45%
45%
54
55
92
92
serles.100
*197
207
No par
90
conv
(Del).
*129
.
|
7%
10
30%
5
31%
par
98
par
25%
109%
-No par
90%
7%
30%
45%
53
*91%
93%
*192
207
90
*91%
90
7%
28%
*189
207
90
3.600
„
*190
7%
•7%
7%
25%
25%
25%
1103,8
108%
*
29%
30%
95%
243/4
29%
29%
29%
31
31
31
97%
95%
98 %
X24 %
24%
25
25
105
107
106
107%
a Deferred delivery,
"
103
r Cash value, wd When
190
900
90
7%
957/8
3.400
207
*88'A
89%
28%
31
99
15.60Q,
52 3A
93
90%
29%
30%
96%
45
513/4
923/4
7%
30%
32
101
been filed for the company's reorganization,
53'/a
93%
1.506
30% "30%
443A
45%
52%
*130
_
10
225/8
96%
7%
109
45
*91 %
93%
207
.
134
22%
22%
10
(L A) Spring & Wire
Youngstown Sheet Si Tube
No
Youngstown Steel Door
No
Zenith Radio Corp
22%
series—100
common
4%%
22%
500
81
>
30%
30%
134
23
10
Co
11,200
22%
173/4
22 %
134
2,300
14%
22%
18
223A
30%
43%
43%
*17%
18
22%
134
100
13%
18%
30%
4,900
*80%
23
134
93A
28%
82'A
22%
Cmrp—10
Co
.
14%
14
*80%
10
Service
40
9%
*27%
9%
28
28
43%
28
*99
99%
No par
Inc
Jr
67%
*65
29%
5
Young
*recelvershlp' 01 Petition
58%
98%
23%
57%
No par
4%%
11,800
56%
98
23%
48%
common^
Corp
1,000
*128%
29
preferred
(Wm)
54
90%
*128%
*65
1
common
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
(F W)
90
20
20
Stores
53%
90 %
54%
90
*128%
80
1
preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
6%
53 %
..
6)2
100
Machine
55
90
68%
>
(The
common
$4.25
Winn-Dixie
%
97%
preferred
Si
59%
58'A
23%
Prior preference
Wilcox
Oil
Co
Wilson
10
54
90
66
*128%
.No par
Corp
preferred
conv
White Dental
90%
*128%
common—5
preferred
Whlrlpool-Seeger
4 % %
55%
*89%
100
common
54%
100
B
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
34% Aug
33% Sep
105% Sep
107
26%
103%
100
Wyandotte Worsted Co
8
142% Dec 27
25%
103%
common
4
19
16
5
100
47%
25%
30%
Wrigley
Jan
*35%
31%
47%
253/a
18%
9
20
36
pfd
1,700
31
48
30'A
pfd
25
35
32
18%
Prior
Nov
353/4
*47%
30 %
2
22
35%
32
32%
400
32%
32
36%
preferred
preferred
Jan
2,400
18%
Prior
83% Feb
3%
30 Va
Worthlngton
24
3%
19%
Woolworth
323/a Apr 26
108% Sep 23
3%
303/4
1
10% Jan
3 %
18%
24
18
3%
30%
50% Mar 19
7% Jun
3%
19'A
59% Aug
17
3%
30%
99% Jan
Feb
3%
3%
19
28
12
400
3%
30%
23
98% Mar
21%
69
44% Sep
27
21%
"*21%
23
Western Pacific RR common_No par
Union Telegraph
2.50
90% May 28
89 % Sep
22%
21%
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common.12%
Iron
7
22%
21%
Western
41 % Jan
103% July
*22%
100
2nd
noncum
Woodward
Aug
22%
21%
30%
36
preferred
Public
213
22%
21%
4
4%%
Maryland Ry
Wisconsin
25
22%
21%
Supply Co common_10
Western Auto
24% July 10
36% Feb 27
159% Jan
22%
22
22%
52% July 20
frights***0*8'
102
31%
23
*21%
1
59% Mar 30
100% May 18
212% Apr 11
26% May 24
18
50% July 24
1,300
.
J *22%
253/a
Wheeling
24
1,200
;v,37%| 37%
{ *31%
*47%
10
Jan
28% Feb
103
u
2.600
48
61% Sep
8
..
460
2,600
30%
25
Wheeling Si Lake Erie Ry
29% Oct
6
92% Jan
4
2,200
99
36
25
Western Air Lines Inc..?
4%
11,300
15%
*98
30%
473/8
17
6
22% Jan
•
Feb
6
7% Mar 30
30
99% Jan
16
223/4 Jan
140
5
Nov
Mar 14
Jan
9
657/a Mar 20
130
Power
Pulp & Paper
preferred
Western
13
9
98 % Aug
23
May 10
Feb
26
127
105% Feb
47
18 3/8
15%
X18 %
19
36
25%
18
18
99% May 14
2,400
31
25
Apr
4% %
69%
36%
47%
B
10
1,900
683A
30%
32
C
25
500
29%
36%-
26%
series
12
143/a
29%
36'A
48
series
Jan
31%
v
36
36%
32
preferred
Sep
32%
30
25%
preferred
Jan
36%
31%
4.10%
25
37AVW37%
36%
*47%
27
Va
38
36%
1
Jan
West
38
50
4.20%
37
9
Sep
20
Jan
Penn
44 % ...45 %;■
18%
V
com—2.50
Snowdrift
Sugar
2
108
Dec
<fe
Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
West
26%
45%
69
*14%
1
West Penn Electric Co
13
27
45%
t
26%
*29%
30
69'A
14%
14%
30
5
preferred
Indies
20
Mar 27
18% Jun
25
30
Apr 25
25% Jan
*
42% Jan
14
102
56% Aug
14
25% Jun
110
19
16% Jan
Sep
OH
4.8%
17
*16
14 %
29%
0
Welbilt Corp
26% Sep
11
16%
xl6%
;
No par
No par
Wayne Pump Co
43% May 10
52% Feb
2
107% Jun
S
69%
79%
14%
29%
1
7
43% Mar
Inc
29%
11%
*11
Pharmaceutical—1
Washington Gas Light Co
.Washington Water Power.
Waukesha Motor Co..
\ Wayne Knitting Mills
9
79%
100
No par
10
preferred
Co
'
700
7%
29%
31
-
-
5.800
1,500
97
25
13.600
3,900
105
-
3,000
distributed, x Ex-
Number 5573
Volume 184
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1369)
Bond Record
New York Stock Exchande
«»
FRIDAY
WEEKLY- YEARLY
—
italic letters In the column headed "interest'Period'* indicate in
•.
Figures
after
29
decimal
point represent
one
or
each
the'month when
case
32nds
more
of
a
point.
the bonds mature.,
.
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
GOVERNMENT BONDS
'
Year 1953
Highest
Lowest
108.23 Jan
100.4
108.28 Jan
10
Feb
100.4
1
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Feb
YORK
10
Treasury 3148
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
1
Se'p
94.29
6ct~13
96.2
7
95.14.Mar
i.;
—
-
93.21
8
9544 Mar
Apr"~6
95.11 Mar
1978-1983
Treasury.
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
~9
2%s
2 Vis
2 Vis
8ep
2
98.20 Aug 17
99.12 Jan
10
Jan
102
99.28 Jan
27
101.16 Jan
9
101.16 Jan
9
103.24 May 25
101.4
Mar
7
102.16 Jan
17
102.16 Jan
17
102.28 Nov
Jan
102.16 Jun
26
16
104
Jan
Aug
9-7.20 Mar 12
5
102.8
Sep
1
Sep 30
100
93
6
16
97
102,4
25-year 3s
100.8
25
101.16 Feb
24
103.4
May 16
25-year
30-year
23-year
19-year
3-year
15-year
I 5-year
Feb 24
—
100.10
*95.6
95.12
*95.6
95.10
*95.6
97.20
♦97.15
97.19
♦97.10
97.14
•97.12
97.16
*100.12
100.18
*100.12
100.20
*100.12
100.18
*100.10
100.16
*100.28
101.4
*100.30
101.4
*100.28
101.4
*100.26
101.2
100.20
*100.30
101.4
*98.21
98.24
*98.21
98.23
*98.22
98.25
*98.22
98.24
*98.24
98.6
*98.4'
98.6
*98.5
98.8
*98.5
98.7
*98.5
9B.7
*95.18
95.24
*95.22
95.26
*95.23
95.27
*95.20
95.24
*95.22
*93.2
93.6
*93.4
95.26
93.8
*94.26
94.30
*94.26
94.30
92.8
*92.6
.
93.10
*93.4
93.10
*94.28
95
*94.28
95
*92.10
92.14
*92:8
92.14
93.6
*94.22
94.28
*92.6
92.12
June 1964-1969
*91.26
92
*91.30
92.2
*91.30
92.4
*91.26
91.30
*91.26
*91.24
91.30
•91.28
92
*91.28
92.2
*91.24
91.28
*91.24
91.28
—__1965-1970
*91.22
91.28
*91.26
91.30
•9126
91.26
*91.22
91.26
,*93.6
,
.
."*92.4
92
*91.22
92.10
..1966-1971
*91.20
91.26
*91.24
91.28
*91.24
91.30
*91.18
91.22
*91.20
..June 1967-1972
91.26
*91.26
91.30
*91.24
81.30
*91.22
91.26
*91.24
91.28
Sept 1967-1972
*91.16
91.22
*91.22
91.26
*91.22
91.28
*91.18
91.22
*91.20
91.24
—I——Dec 1967-1972
?91'.20
91.26
*91.26
91.30
*91.24
91.30
*91.20
91.24
•91.20
91.24
..1957-1959
*97.14
97.20
*97.14
97.18
*97.14
97.20
*97.16
97.20
♦97.18
97.22
98.8
*98.5
98.7
;
June 15
1958
98.7
*98.4
*98.5
98.8
*98.6
—Sept 1956-1959
*96.21
96.24
*96.21
96.23
*96.22
96.25
*96.23
96.25
*96.25
-——June 1959-1962
*94.14
94.20
*94.18
■94.22
*94.18
94.22
*94.16
94.20
*94.16
94.18
*94.16
94.20
*94.16
94.20
♦94.14
94.18
*94.14
94.18
*95.12
95.18
*95.14
95.18
*95.15
95.19 \
*95.10
95.14
*95.12
95r16
1972
*91.16
92.16
*91.16
92;8
*91.16
92.16
*91.16
92.8
«o<
1976
*90.8
91.8
*90.8
91
*90.8
91.8
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Panama Canal
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1961
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New York
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No.
Low
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High
Brazil
Sale Price
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1980
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June-Dec
—
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SEPTEMBER 28
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—
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—
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—
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1958
1962-1967
Aug 15 1963
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——
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125
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121
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97 Va
102%
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1961_May-Nov
1951_—
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Buffalo Rochester
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90
83
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1957
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debentures
113%
11
39
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101
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reduced to 2%) 2012
footnotes
21
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2001
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A
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A
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—
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97
92
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series
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—
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1
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debentures 1976
Jan-July
1965
'
83
April-Oct
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84
*
83
84
Feb-Aug
85
SO
—
33.
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Number 5573
Volume 184
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.The
...
(1371)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK
BONDS
Last
New York Stock bxchangs
or
Bale Prioe
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of
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series A 1995
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68
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101
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95
59%
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1974
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1986
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1975
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s
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78
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debs
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»_
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92
100
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1973
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1974—May-Wo»
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1988—Aprll-Ocf
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1969—Afar-Sept
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Afar-Sept
,,
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s
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95
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1977
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general
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93
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95
_
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74%
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——
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0
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1957—May-Wow
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83
0
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67
—
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mortgage 2%s 1980
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series
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62
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16
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v
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0
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1982
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1980
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refund
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%
86
0
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debentures 1976
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35
74
88%
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99
.
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St Louis
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Jan-July
1962
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79
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1989
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gold
series
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—
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N
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145
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1st mortgage 5s extended to
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Lehigh Valley Railway Co (H Yr—
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58
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94
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70
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110%
107
——
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99
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stamped 1964
stamped 1974
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95% '
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—
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refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007
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2022—May
A
99%
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1998
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59
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1998_Feb-Aug
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1998
debentures
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series
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Lakefront Dock Ac RR
95%
.
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Y
A
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Jan-July
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■
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—
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0
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73
1998
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96
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—
.
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55
72
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4 Vis
85
—
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income
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Y
N
103
87
88%
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gold
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Y
90
J an-July
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;
94%
84
*80
mtge 4s 1990
April-Oct
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1st mortgage 2%s 1978
June-Dec
1st mortgage 23/4S 1980—
—-June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry Co—
1st mtge 3V»s series C 1984
June-Dec
City
registered
Mortgage
100%
98
9
68 3%
Jan-July
1997
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First mortgage 3s series F 1986
April-Oct
4Vis
—
N
1st
1980
collateral
registered
York
New
K
Kansas
Shore
92%
100 %
6s
67 %
Hudson River RR—
mortgage 3Vis
registered
1997
3 Vis
.
*84
trust
Y Central Ac
General
177%
101 %
97
96%
—
93
«
Jersey Central Power Ac Light 2%s 1970—Afar-Sept
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
Afar-Sept
Kanawha Ac Mich
94%
80%
99
.3
100
0
Afar-Sept
4s
90
72%
N
1st
Clear
88%
May-Woe
Co—
Feb-Aug
I
Franklin
90
April-Ocf
April-Oct
N Y
Famestown
85
April-Ocf
3'/as
—
90
Consolidated 4s series A 1998
Lake
Jan-July
1978
1980
95%
100'%
Refunding Ac impt 4%s series A 2013
Power Co—
3s
1977
97%
94
97
__
101%
87
*85
161 Vi.
1st 5s B 1972—Afay-Nov
1st mortgage 33/«s
1st mortgage
3%s
RR
90
93
'80
100
Collateral
1977
debs
Central
88%
*93%
99 %
Feb-Aup
Refunding and imp 2%s series C 1980-June-Dec
3.65s
Terminal
Orleans
New
98%
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
Inter Rys Central America
*87 %
*__
93
*93%
Jan-July
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3Vis s f debentures series A 1977
April-Gcf
1982
101% 101%
Refunding Ac lmpt 5s series C 2013
Mar-Sept
Inland 8te?l Co 3Vis debs 1972
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
Afar-Sept
International Minerals Ac Chemical Corp—
101 %
debentures 1974
New
102%
if
df
1948
6s
O
Afay-Nov
New
101%
w
w
1961
Afar-Sept
Jfersty Bell Telephone 3%s 1988
Jan-July
New Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power Ac Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sepf
...
„
1980
debentures
Steel
debentures
3s
100
92
3s
„
3 Vis
95%
•
mortgage 3%s ser A 1979—
Consol mortgage 3%s ser B 1979
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974
Consol mortgage 3%s series P 1984
1st mtge 3 Vis ser G 1980
1st mtge 3%s ser H 1989
Consol
lAtlseder
84
England Tel Ac Tel CoFirst guaranteed 4 Vis series B
92%
101V8
91
91
101
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Number 5573
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
>.
BONDS
-
Mew York Stock
Interest
Exchange
*
Last
Period
Sale Price
or
Friday's
*93
10
92
101%
104'%
'101
—
106 J/a
104
—
--
102%
103
101
!101
90 V/2
100 %
106
mortgage 6s series A 1970
June-Dec
5s series B 1975——-April-Oct
General mortgage
General
Plttsb
mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Coke & Chem
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
1st mtge
1st
mtge 3%s
Consolidation
Plate
Glass
3s
general
debs
5s
&
series
general
general 4'/2s series D
f
s
5s series
Line
Pipe
C
1967-
debentuies
mortgage
Public
3s
Service
debentures
100
95%
96 J/8
4
95
95%
95%
95%
5
94%
—
a
April-Oct
Feb-Aup
Jan-July
May-Nov
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1st
debentures
and
1972
M
RR
of
Water
f
3
&
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debentures
Cent
Electric Co
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93
95%
90
26
73%
91%
37%
38
328
25 %
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97
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101%
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95%
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99
90'A
96%
-June-Dec
1980
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96
94%
104'A
103'A
debentures
3%s
96'/a
11
96%
104%
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98
95
101V4
99
81
81
86
79
2
95
95
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99%
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94%
100
95
1
*177
—
*156
debentures
Gas
5 A Direct
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f A ponsol
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AConsol
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.
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148
1969
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Afar-Sept
103'/2
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Adirond'k
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gold 6s 1996
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4s series A
mortgage
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4s
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inc
4168
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ser
debs
income
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Jan
Bt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First 4s bond certificates 1989
Paul
V
Scott
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&
Paper 3s
Seaboard
1st
first
Air
England
Line
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RR
73%
70
114
104
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95
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1968_June-Dec
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107,
100%
98;
93
_April-Oct
100
97%
3s
debentures
1974
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s t debs 1982
Shell Union Oil 2'/2s debentures 1971
lASiemens & Halske 6Vis 1951
89
87 "
93
92
Oil Corp
Bkelly
Oil 2Vie
Soccny-Vacuum
South
94%
Southern
3s
Bell
His
RR
debentures
2%s
3Vis
5s
164
147
8714
93%
102
941/2
86 J/2
7
138Vi
202
87 Vi
—
87%
90
99%
94%
--
Co—
convertible debentures
1970
110%
Jan-July
Southern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
Southern Natural Has Co 4Vis conv
110% lll'/i
*—
Jan-July
1973
124 Vi
June-Dec
•
110%
92
119%
83%
80
80
124 Vi 126 Vi
122%
~
135%
97 Vi
115
Gold
4Vis
(Oregon Lines)
4 Vis
Gold
98
Afar-Sept
—Afay-Nov
Afay-Nov
A 1977
1969
4Vis
1981
98%
94 Vi
New
Orleans
3Vis
Northeastern
&
3%s
Joint
Southwestern
ASpokane
Oil
debs
first
4Vis
gold
Products
(Indiana)
5s
conv
3Vis
Standard Oil
2Vis
(N J) debentures 2%s
debentures 1974
Stauffer Oil Corp. 2%s debentures
Chemical 37/Bs debs 1973
unray
3%s
conv
Wilson
100%
Winston-Salem S
94%
92%
95
&
110
1st
116
B
98
103%
93
58
100% 100%
100%
85%
102
85 Vi
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107%
100
103
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96
101%
100
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^
Central
RR
120%
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mortgage
78%
90
3
87
87
78
16
89%
98%
10
104% 104%
104%
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90%
104%
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99
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105%
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98
100%
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94
96
98%
April-Oct
Jan-July
102%
Co—
76%
Jan-July
—-May
4s series A 2004
mtge
79
81%
78
89%
78%
„
1980-Feb-Auy
first 4s I960-,
mfege 4%s inc ser A Jan
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s
132
116
Corp 3%s s f debs
first mortgage 3s 1958
Co
Gen
First
110
110
*107
98%
107 %
May-No®
Whirlpool-Seeger
87%
85%
95 '/a
98%
94%
Mar-Sept
1975
debs
106%
73
100%
86%
189
93
93
Jan-July
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
—_Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3 %s series D 1967
—Jan-July
106 %
10
104%
98%
May
1984
Westlnghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
§ A 1st mortgage 6s ser A 1953
97%
73
166%
103%
87
*86
April
1991—April
4%s series B Jan
series B 1971
debentures
Income
5s
98
*„
110
1 2029
1976
*~
June-Dec
Afar-Sept
1979—.
3%s 1971
75
83
74%
73
81
91
91
92
94
92
101
a
*92%
Jan-July
Wisconsin Public Service
76%
76%
*__
Y
Yonkers
*—
86
97%
April
— —
90
'
'82
June-Dec
1971—Afay-Nov
87 J/2
Jan-July
91'/a
97
V&
148%
23
84 J/2
923/4
9 l'/a
90%
114 '/J
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87%
4
101
101
89
96%
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104 J/2
101
93
1
.
1976-Jan-JuIy
.
_
—
—
.
—
__
—
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale not
included in the year's range, n Under-the-rule sale not Included In the year's range,
r Cash salt
not included In the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 «C
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
a
100
82
8
565
*—
__
Mar-Sep*
Jan-July
87'/a
10
130% 135
99%
Electric Light & Power 2%s
93%
98
a—
82%
■
86
«« —
90
82
130%
1966
income
94 Vi
85%
119i
100%
Feb-Nov
Walworth Co conv debentures 3Vis
1976—Afay-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2009—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970——Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—Afap-Nev
West Penn Electric 3%s
1974May-No®
West Pen» Power 3%s series I 1966
Jan-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
Jun-July
4s
registered 2361
J an-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4's ser A 1969_i_ April-Oct
1st mortgage 3%s
series C 1979Apr-Oct
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981— -Jan-July
Wisconsin
April-Oct
1982
'
1957—May-Nov
B
Co—
54
*—
2013
1967
conv
147
103% 104%
1969
4s series
mtge
117
98
April-Ocf
1985
*__
Mar-Sept * " 103%
86%
81%
-
.
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
94%
Afay-Nov
2Vis
1983
June-Deo
-
••
-
1976—
gtd
,
.
82
First mortgage 3%s
May-No®
Tel
Internal
Coil
Standard
RR—
1977
Bell
debentures
Standard
F
148%
w
98%
73
First
1988
1996
1961—
82
series B 1995
Afay-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C 1973—April-Oct
94 Vi
-Jan-July
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Jan-July
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994—
Jan-July
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
-Jan-July
ser
E
*147
3s
97%
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3%s
series
series
consol
75
Jan-July
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2%s
:
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debentures
subord
98%
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mortgage
V
subord debs
RR
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Southern
First
conv
conv
97%
*__
San Fran Term 1st mtge
Pacific RR Co—
*164
-
June-Dec
,_Jan-July
1951
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
'First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Afar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Afar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—Jwne-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & Refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 3 Vis ser J 1982—
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
First consolidated 5s 1958
April-Oct
107%
Southern Pacific do—
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June-Dec.
1951
—
v..
Corp of America—
3%s
93%
89%
~1
85%
*—
93%
107 V/2
85%
„
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98%
96%
87%
104J/2
20
88
100 %
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163
127
95 Vi
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87%
132
Co—
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Feb-Auy
1987
California
C
r
135 Vi
-April-c/cf
1963
Telegraph
t
1985
debentures
Southern
&
1979
93
93'A
93
—
87 Vi
June-Die
1976
gtd
Telephone
debentures
2 Vis
Oil
98%
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100'/a
92
98%
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Jan-July
Jan-July
3Via conv 1983'debentures 1965
Ala
North
&
*90
168
164,
series
Gen
Mar-Sept
Sinclair
»
;
90
163
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June-Dec
1951
fund mtge series C
assented
Wabash RR
*—
Afay-Nov
Mar -Sept
June-Dec
June-Dec
April-Oct
April-Oct
series B 1980
..."
3%s s f debentures 1977
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons 2%s 1966
90%
89%
143
6Vis sinking
3%s
100%, 113
698
100% 103
Co—
mtge 3s
88
163%
A
Gen
I007/s
.
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147
series
99%
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4s 1989—May-No®
1971
Afar-Sept
debentures
conv
97
101 «/2
100 «/2
28
71
1989_Pan-July
gold 4s
cons
201
87 »/2
12
100
70
95
87'/a
33
88%
88 %
70 %
May -Nov
r.
Union Depot 3 Vis B 1971
Bt Paul
Scioto
Duluth
&
88
87%
88 Vi
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Bt
87 Vi
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Mar-Sep
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a
1980
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ser
83%
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1947
A
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99%
94
93
a__
Jan-July
2022
May
103%
105%
98%
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145
assented
Vanadium
„
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94
*90 J/2
5s 1996_Jan-July
April-Oct
101%
6%s sinking fund mtge series A 1951—^June-Dec
Vandalia
1st gold
103 %
11
97
148%
4%s
94
Mar-Sept
:#4%
96
102
96%
159
s
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
96%
*—
.
161
1947
A
series
-
a
1977
mortgage 3 Vis series J
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157'/a
160 J/2
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97%
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series
assented
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98 %
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96%
—Feb-Aug
May-No®
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96
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debs
3%s
186
147%
147%
—'
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91
96
—
98
1972
Works
88 %
105%
Jan-July
Jan-July
175 %
161%
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*155
Feb-Auy
April-Oct
Electric
&
\
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Af«p-Nov
1955
6s
99
91
91
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*__
Jan-July
Jan-July
96%
80%
,
98%
—
3%s
1953:
6s
83
82
April-Ocf
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
Apr-Oct
U S Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
i
Afay-Nov
2%s debentures 1967
——April-Oct
,
1952^_
6s
mtge
91%
92
——Afar-Sept
1977
2%s
Corp
f
s
United
.175%
—
,
101%
97%
91%
Juue-Deo
1970
2%s debs
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«
10O
100
,93%
1976—:
1970—
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3 Vis 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
(
117%
99
1,163
96
90%
94
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Afar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4%s s f debs 1973
-April-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—April-Oct
97 J/2
96%
99
-
95%
91 Vi
Afay-Nov
2%s
tr
103%
95%
96 %
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Union Pacific RR—
6Vis
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
f ADirect mtge 7s 1950
96 %
96%
97
95
—
*90%
mtge 3%s 1982
& coll
Union
95V/2
96%
-Jan-July
Jan-July
;
1946
97%
,—
-
assented
93%
Co—
Missouri 3%s
mtge
4%s
sinking fund mortgage 1946
3Vis
104%
89%
*—
-June-Dec
1974
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
1968
Afay-Nov
debentures
1st
Rheinelbe Union—
7s
96
u
102 J/2
91
*93
Corp of America 3Vas conv 1980
June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995—Moy-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973—April-Oct
Rheem Mfg Co 3%8 debs 1975
Feb-Aug
98 %
12
99
135%
37%
3%s
198o
and
ref
138%
R
Radio
98%
1985-—Jan-July
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Corp 2%s debs 1961
208
94%
96%
Jan-Jul»
ser
99%
85
130
89%
Oil
Associated
Ohio
95
102
Pacific—
Orleans
New
200'/a
«.*-
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Apr-Oct
1964
5s 2000
3%s
89%
'
a
1983--April-Oct
;
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gold
refund
130
207
0
Q
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7
125
First
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June-Dec
1975
85
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and
114%
89 % ~
2
85
-June-Dec
3Vis
100'/2
97 J/2
130 J/4
0
mortgage
refunding mortgage 3Vis
debentures
89%
1990-.-ApriZ-Oct
Tide
100
94
21
98'/a
*__.
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-First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—Afap-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
3%s
1970-.,ApriI-Oct
series C
3s
95%
99
95%
64
series B
M
first
1st
1
94%
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100 '/a
100
—
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96'/a
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Tri-Continental
94
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2
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--
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*—
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_April-Oct
100 J/2
100%
*
refund
Tol
First and refunding mortgage &V4s 1968__Jan-July
First and refunding
mortgage os 2037
Jan-July
3%s
Orleans
Texas* Pacific-Missouri
104%
89
94%
106
...Jan-July
.April-Oci
2019
4s series C
M
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1965
—
96
«
98
*__
—
refund M
and
&
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98
102
—
97%
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June-Dec
1963
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Texas & New
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—
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Mar-Sept
1977
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98
t
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97%
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102
—.
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94
and
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101
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,
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1973
Jan. 1
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NO.
93
Jan-July
.
197.2
debentures
debentures
Texas
101
96 Vs
June-Dec
1977
1970
2%s
Range Sine*
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Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
93
May-No®
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2 Vis
110
86
Ry—
1984
Electric
108%
100
10
Afar-Sept
1986
27/8s
100
1
86
Feb-Aug
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3 Vis
First mortgage 3s. 1983
First
12
100
April-Oct
1974
2%s
101 '/a
86
May-No®
1962
First
Plantation
100
100
1965.._Jan-juii/
Ashtabula
B
First
316s
1964
3%s
101'/a
100
April-Oct
& West Virginia Ry Co—
3%s series A 1984
Pittsburgh Youngstown
First
Coal
Co
&
Texas Corp 3s debentures
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General
Swift
Bonds
Friday's
Bid * Asked
Low
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
100%
100
'100%
1963__Feb-Att0
1964_Afay-Nov
99
89
--
Sale Pries
High
95%
—
or
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
1
Low
96
*83
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G
1957__Afaj/-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4a ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
J
94 Vi
Jan.
No.
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
bold
High
93 %
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
Feb-Aug
PUlsbury Mills Inc 3Kis s I debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996—June-Dec
Plttsburgn Cincinnati Chic & 8t Louis Ry—
ser
SEPTEMBER 28
ENDED
:
Bonds
,
Bid & Asked
Low
Consolidated guaranteed 4 %s
WEEK
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
931/2
ABonds
96 Va
sale
delivery
Deferred
selling
not
included
in
the
year's
range,
flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange
Sept. 24, 1956, and ending Friday, Sept. 28. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
the following extensive
In
list
we
furnish
a
RANGE
*
STOCKS
American Stock
rmaj
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
Aberdeen
Acme
Petroleum
Alum Alloys
Corp class A
Inc.
Precision
Wire
Acme
Aero
Co
Consol
Adam
Supply
Agnew
Products
l
Surpass Shoe Stores
Manufacturing common
Friday
4%
Low
e
500
see
page
9
28
37.
8%
28
9%
28
7%
2%
8
2'/A
2%
5,400
400
4%
6%
Sep
23
8
Apr
55/a Aug
9%
Sep
Feb
Sep
31
800
7%
Sep
10% Mar
2%
Aug
1,103
6
3%
Sale Price
Air
Associates
Way
Jan
Alabama
Alabama
Apr
8%
Jan
57c
10 %
Jan
Alaska
4.20%
Steel
cumulaitve
Airlines
Shares
9%
900
6%
7%
1.000
50
.
100
1—
1
34 »/2
171%
6 V4 Mar
%
13,300
1
35%
2,100
87
4%
162
x96
96
97'/2
200
28%
200
28'/a
87
87
*
225
87
4%
2,300
4%
Feb
33'/A May
30
172
Jan
9
28 J/4
96
19
preferred—
%
13
35%
High
Low
9%
7'/A
172
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9%
preferred—100
Co
Inc_
-
tor Week
1
Corp——
Great
Southern
Power
sate*
Range
3
50c
2
J)
Inc
Gas
Wood
May
(N
Ltd
Petroleums
Alabama
Alan
Inc
Industries
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
High
1,500
7%
7%
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Hip*
*
5
28
Air
4%
1
Ainsworth
Shares
Ajax
10
Inc
SEPTEMBER
for Week
Low
1
1
common
Industries
ENDED
oaica
Range
of Prices
Sep 18)
Inc
Manufacturing
For footnotes
WEEK
Name changed to
Acme Precision Prods Inc (eff
Acme
Week's
FOR
for the week beginning Monday,
intended to include every security
13% Mar
9% Jun
l'/a
37%
Jan
182
Sep
103%
Sep
Sep
4'% Jun
Sep
Jan
May
Feb
30%
Sep
89 %
Sep
6%
Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
34
...
(1374)
STOCK EXCHANCE
AMERICAN
Friday
Leal
STOCKS
iMlilim Stoek KxekMC*
Corp
Auegnany
*—
warranto
Allegheny Airlines
1
1
1
10
Allied Artiste Pictures Corp
5%%
preferred
convertible
Allied
Internat'l Investing
Allied
Products
(Mich)
$3,75 cumulative
Aluminum Goods
Ambrook
—
22%
23
400
Jan
Jan
7% Ma,
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
Sep
5% Feb
Canadian Canners Ltd
13
6%
is/„ Mftv
93/4
Mar
6%
Jun
221/4
a/*
Jan
Sep
oep
Sep
18
8% Mar
25%
aa/a
Aug
&
1,050
92
—
11
90
Sep
98%
26%
Feb
10%
S
13% Jan
Jun
11%
1,150
9%
10%
900
9%
Sep
12
45%
45%
10
30%
Jan
45%
11
Apr
„
Jan
Feb
•
12%
5
common
13%
24%
Sep
0
6%
6%
7%
4,600
7V* May
5% Jan
2%
2%
2}J
6,800
2'% Aug
14%
14%
14%
300
Feb
16% Mav
13
14
1,200
13
JaS
17
10%
11%
9,200
10%
Jan
4%
4%
500
2,700
11% Jun
31?
Convertible preference
Apr
Apr
Charter Oil
10%
1
5
10%
380
12,600
35%
Jan
8'/a May
99% Sep
12% July
110
Jan
27%
39%
Jun
21%
k
21%
22
11,600
18%
22
Jan
warrants
7'ft
Armstrong Rubber Co claaa A
Aro Equipment Corp
rets
14%
14 V*
15%
4,000
14
Jun
18
Apr
19%
20%
2,100
18% May
24
Jan
8% Feb
21
Inc
I
3
3
3
1
2%
2%
2%
5,200
le
4%
4
4%
10,300
.
900
3
Apr
div
paid
—
1
Co
•
110
1,900
101 %
2,400
101% 102
1%
1%
43%
Mining
46
46
48%
28%
27%
31%
5,300
3%
3%
3%
40,200
l
Inc
10 V*
10%
11%
5%
5%
Inc
61
1
Ayshire Collieries Corp common
3
__
44
Industries Inc
Baldwin Rubber common
llei-
7,600
5,700
'
a\?
f
1
19%
.1
Baldwin
lo
oPr
ea/
?ep
6a7? ^CP
a^ar
4% Jan
3%
200
3%
200
300
14
Jun
17%
44
44
100
37
Feb
46% Aug
17%
19%
15'/a
•
1
Corp
__
3%
16
17
38,200
150
17
3%
3
"
100
2,300,
shares
_
Oil Ltd—
50o
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
Incorporated
Oil
Ties
common
3%
£un
Sep
8%
__
Co
(S)
Co
-
•
common
Inc
Amet
Amer
British
dep rets ord
7,000
14%
44%
200
4
47%
13,900
liboo
'
13%
15%
3,500
3%
600
131/9
350
93/.
25
"7
-,4^8fan
14/4 Aug
13
?°?
18 A
.
3un
3
Jun
3 /*
4 /4
British
Petroleum
American
dep
Brown
Company
Brown
Forman
4%
Co
rets
inv
2 A
-
a
1/
t
AH? Jun
fep
S6n
t III
at Feb
wnS
6/a
10 ft
av
6%
6%
200
6
w!h
rv
iV? ®eP
afj?
i
60
73/8
73/8
100
4%
Jan
100
1%
Jun
2%
7%
7%
18,000
6%
Apr
8
6%
3,300
6
Aug
26% Mar
28%
Aluminum
Products
Caribbean
Oils
16,100
34%
Jan
51'ft
Sand
Stone
&
7
300
1%
—
•
42
A
Lines
i8y2,
21%
Corp Ltd
Inc
Inc..
22%
Apr
25'ft
ft
J,
7%
11,400
141/*
__
•
1.50
:
partic
Aug
Jun
Diners'
i83/„
187/a
27,100
17%
Jan
24%
Apr
Distillers
1
1
50C
10%
11
31/
Jan
.
8%
10
~
7%
Sugar
34
Sep
90o
x8'ft
x8%
900
7%
100
9%
Sep
13 %
Dominion
9'/a
97/«
Jan
11
Sep
10%
173/8
2'000
Chemical
&
Co
Ltd
•
134
1%
41/4
27%
27
11/.
31
300
'200
3
inn
3<4
3(4
3*
1
1,5oS
14y4
141/4
143^
6 000
Co
~
48%. 48%
1
5
19% Aug
20% Mar
%
Jan
1% May
Duke Power Co
Jun
6
Ltd
1
5
5%
26
25%
2%
July
6%
Feb
July
Jan
4% May
14% May
7% Mar
l'/a Aug
4%
17%
18
%'
2'/a
Sep
19'ft
Jan
3%
Sep
Feb
15
Aug
67'ft Mar
4%
48% Sep
5
55
Dragon Cement Co Inc
.
Draper Corp common
Drilling & Exploration Co
Harris
5%
8%
28"%
15%
30
31
11%
12%
1,000
7%
4'ft
Sep
Apr
10%
1,000
2,600
7%
Sep
10 Va
32'% July
16 'ft July
Jan
6% May
May
21
Jan
1,400
12%
Feb
4,600
29'ft
Sep
37%
11%
300
11 V»
Sep
13%
Apr
12%
2,000
15 y8
Aug
11,800
3,800
10 V* Feb
Jan
7%
5%
1,000
6'/a
6%
5,000
1%
3,600
1%
Jun
100
40 V*
July
44'% Mar
16%
1%
8%
5%
Aug
Sep
17% Mar
1%
42
—
42
Jan
8Va
Sep
5% May
3'ft Jan
6V4
Jar,
7%
Sep
2y8
Jan
6
15'/a
%
15%
11 %
19'/4
5%
4%
ft
—
—
-
—
5%
4%
ft
8,800
%
15%
400
14%
11%
500
19%
x6
200
17
Jan *
Sep
% May
Jan
17
11%
Sep
14 V* May
18%
Aug
21
1,200
5%
July
8%
Jan
1,200
4%
Sep
5%
Jan
66 Va
Sep
Mar
Mar
,
—
*
87/2
6
8
91 %
7,600
6'ft
8%
4,100
25
24
25'/2
2,100
—
—
2%
200
2y8
Jun
850
13 y2
Jan
19
16
Aug
18%
87/2
6
^
♦
—
-
Jan
93'/a
6
Sep
7%
Jun
9% Apr
10% Mar
17%
Jan
28
25 y2
2%
—
500
Jun
30%
16
5%
17
6%
28,100
2y«
xl8 'ft
18 /2
3,500
13'/a
Jan
40
Sep
40
40
*2%
42
10%
2%
7
—
2%
7~
10% 10%
375
30
40,600
100
300
1%
Aug
Jan
3y4 Mar
Jan
18'ft
Mar
Apr
9% July
19%
Sep
51'% Mar
Feb
4
6% Aug
9% Mar
July
8'ft May
12 V*
Jan
■
1
.2.50
1
10c
35
50c
1
5
100
1
1
16%
14%
7%
1 ft
-
~
16%
15
7%
700
16'/a
700
14 y» Mar
_.
1 ft
35 %
5%
7%
1ft
3,700
35 %
5%
b0
400
34
__
-
16%
14%
34
400
1,500
.
—
13%
—
3%
—
1%
1 %
16%
16%
14%
900
3%
300
1%
8,"200
17
2,300
Sep
19% Mar
17
Jun
8%
1% Aug
32% Jun
2y8
5%
26%
147
—
-
7y8
5%
—
^
,
27<r
•
•
-
2i8
—
8%
-
,
8%
—
21 ft
14 %
2ft
500
-~
8%
7,500
—
Jan
7
Apr
Jan
Apr
8% Mar
Feb
38
May
Aug
157
' Jun
13%
Sep
2%
Jan
17%
Apr
3% Mar
lft Jan
16
May
36% Mar
Feb
2ft Aug
July
19
2ft Sep
14% Sep
5%
3%
Aug
18
Aug
19% May
17% Jan
23
Mar
25
July
18% July
700
12%
500
•7%
Sep
—
18
700
127/8
39%
39%
125
34%
5
5
35%
51
23
10%
39%
5%
35%
54 .
24%
10%
—
Apr
10
22
15
7%
700
Jan
Jan
20 ft
14%
7%
17%
—
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
20%
Aug
Jan
3,100
4%
Jan
100
41% Aug
6% July
31%
Jan
36'ft
5,100
36%
Jan
60
Sep
1,600
21%
Jun
27'ft
Jan
5,300
10%
Sep
14 V*
Jan
Jun
25'ft
Sep
23 100
17 %
Sep
-
.
(The)
reg
Hosiery class B
Co
common
Duro Test Corp common
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
150
44
Jan
600
27
Sep
34'ft Mar
5%
Sep
10
200
2%
Sep
3%
Jan
700
4%
Sep
6V4
Jan
7%
Jan
9%
of
1
6
5%
6%
11,300
10s
2,9S
2%
2ft
4%
4%
4%
•
1
,
72'ft Ma*
Jan
Feb
Jun
24
Jan
38%
36%
38%
1.600
33%
Feb
52%
Jun
1
America
16%
•
6'/a
6'/a
6%
11,100
6'/a
Sep
24%
24'ft
8% Mar
Jan
Apr
£
,
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn
Mar
4%%
Eastern
Malleable
Eastern
States
30
May
29
Mar
—
65%
28
—
—
1
Common
Corp
62%
27
10
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord
Dynamics
51%
23
10%
—.?
Co
6% July
Feb
•
37.
Jan
6'ft Feb
33% Aug
13%
*600
26
171%
50
2 300
25% July
/
DuMont (Allen B) Laboratories—
60
5ft
16% Mar
Feb
14%
32.50
1
*
10
•
1
Sep
5
»
Feb
22
13%
Ltd.—•
4%
41/4
29 '/■>
stock
Co
common
16%
4'ft Aug
Driver
50c
13%
200
8%
>
•
7.50
Durham
10c
500
7%
7%
5
1
1
2.50
•
3'/a May
17'/a Sep
18'700
^
Jun
13%
5%
7%
27
15%
6s8d
preferred
Douglas OH Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
Jun
n
Jan
14V*
Jan
~
$2
Feb
8'/a
s
J*
Jan
37 y2
Sep
6%
1
Dorr-Oliver Inc
Feb
ll'ft May
2nn
,/a
8%
27%
25o
Coal ord
Steel &
Tar
400
4-500
Aug
2% Mar
13%
6%
4
dep rets ord reg
(The) Corp.
Textile
409
m»
6%
22j%
—
>
Ltd—
Dominion
41/b
Va
Co
Dominion
83/«
16%
Jun
555
12%
—2.50
Inc
Club
Feb
10 %
m*
July
700
—
r
*
U
-
4% July
4y.
17
81% July
28
11%
7%
28%
15%
30'/a
—%c
Dome Exploration Ltd
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd——
Apr
10
81/a
17
(The)
Diversey
4% Mar
Jan
91/,
6% Mar
Aug
1%
Apr
11 %
27%
—
-
5
common
American
Jan
17% Mar
10% Aug
3% Sep
400
35/B
4%
• '
14%
2.50
* 16
50c
.5%
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
24% Aug
Aug
11%
3V
Aug
o
13y8 Aug
24% Feb
3
3,200
24,000
8%
-
25o %■*,
Mfg class A common
debentures
Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing
25%
100
6%
2%
13%
^——.5
(Md)
Co .common
Dennison
Jan
3
3,400
6
——
1
Dempster Investment Co
13%
2,300
200
74%
2
—
1
Jan
51,100
14Vi
26
71
—
-
Jan
19%
14
25%
10 Va
6V*
5
7%
7
100
1,000
%
7%
17%
8
10%
•
Jun
.'18%
1.300
8
6%
5o
May
51
1 300
Jan
Jan
Jan
,
Day Mines Inc—
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Jan
7%
5'/a
10%
•
•
Daitch Crystal Dairies Inc
Davenport Hosiery Mills.—
Davidson Brothers Inc
Sep
21%
3%
n
l7/a
20%
1
ft July
1,700
ft
7%
2
10c
Petroleum
•
36%
3
50
300
10c
Curtis Lighting Inc common
500
50
page
24%
73
50clOo 50c
1
»
10
:
Atlantic
100
lOc
Inc_
Power
see
24
8
voting—*—
Cent
1%
7%
1
Chilbougamau Mines Ltd
Co
Jan
Apr
5'/a
—-1.25
Inc
Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd
i8%
9
Insurance
For footnotes
15%
88
'
10 '
-
10
preferred
Canada Bread
Sep
Feb
ft
1
TlCurtis Manufacturing Co (Mo)
Apr
y
Jan
Apr
12%
75%
7%
1
6%
3'/a
2 V2
Jan
300
1,100
1—
Industries
Drug
44%
42
1%
12%
79'/a
24
30a
Co—
61"
7
,,,
preferred
Campbell
10,500
2%
Apr
12%
•
Dejay Stores common
~~
6%
78%
10c
Co—
Cuban Tobacco common
Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc
Aug
47%
1
Gas
1J£
Apr
7% Mar
Jan
78%
__
*
Co
vtc
Equipment
Duraloy
&
2
Aug
5%
6y« Mar
—
__
—20
common
Development ordinary
Cuban
,9% Mar
45
600
Feb
Corp
S1-12 Preferred
Cuban American Oil Co
Jan
6%
45%
1
2.50
C & C Super Corp
Cable Electric Products common
Oil
V
:
Mar
47%
Sep
Coal
Jan
r
J!'A
Consol
6%
6
10
21
Mar
10%
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
36 % Mar
T%
$2.50
6
Sep
Mar
8%
10 '/2
8% Mar
2
Sep
LM-^°mPany
~2'50
BmSurih«nf?epiritSfl0rdT8hare8--386d
Calvan
100
16
43
2,000
87%
21
Sep
crown
u
30%
Mines
Camden Fire
__
8%
21
July
Crown Cork Internat'l "A"
8% Mar
May
qy.
Aviation
__
7%
Crown
*ian
2
10
COmmon
common
class B
Electric
Sep
Mar
8'ft May
44 y2 Jan
Crowley Milner «& Co
i/B S
33 A
500
1
preferred
Bunke? Hil!P?Th??rr
$3.00
Mar
95
5'/a
Crowell-Collier
TZ
Aug
30%
1
I
Calif Eastern
83
83
3,300
Creole Petroleum common
Publishing Co
-■
in3/8M«r
8
6%
1
DIP
Die & Machine Co
California
Apr
Sep
8%
American dep receipts (ord reg)—£1
At Apr
I6
51ft
17%
Aug
x45 ft
30%
£1
reg
common
Calgary & Edmonton
23
70
5%
Courtaulds Ltd—
1
"I
preferred
Burma
24% Aug
110
Mar
& Reynolds common
preferred class A
Cott Beverage Corp
t*
Jan
•
Ltd—
|£C »°ri^rtirlef Prejerred
BueH
Buell
300
73
July
$i
4 /* July
Jan
7%
£1
re8
common
Buckeye (The) r,COmra0n
Corp
Budget Finance Plan common
7%
25%
71%
5
Corroon
Ju?v
tnv
95%
""
?™n.wUfbie!nC0
Rriicb
MHin t
Brack Mills Ltd
25
37
Coro Inc
Mar
12%
iai? aan
14%
600
10s
Distillers—
cumulative
V* Aug
23%
ClaSs B non-voting
ian
9fi5/8
Feb
;
2
_
10s
ord
Apr
14
Jan
Cornucopia Gold Mines
Aug
*
common
bearer
Power
'6
Jan
Feb
Class
fep
Jan
07/
ci/2
1,900
•
d?P rcfcs ord
Columbia
Sep
9%
Sep
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
Corby (H) Distillery Ltd—
„
9/a Mar
iRV4Mav
7%
33%
g%
20o
dep rets ord reg
Celanese Ltd—
»
3%
4C0
„
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
Continental Commercial Corp
—.—1
July
17
6/2 Aug
Ira Jan
9
A
r
6,800
3%
8%
British
3%
"e
16 V*
Continental Air
Sep
„
35%
95%
35
95%
•
Co
Apr
4 '/a
17%
u
7
•
^mer{can CM Co
American Tobacco——
British
3%
■
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord—•
Manufacturing
3%
93/.
~
<
1
Breeze Corp common
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo
200
8%
1
common
Works
1,300
35/3
__
1
Gear
37,900
12%
46%
3
Inc
Foote
9%
16%
131/.
1
5
Bourjois
10,000
8%
46%
15
prior cumulative preferred.100
Chemical Company Inc
Borne
45,700
6%
15%
35/8
-.-'
50c
Inc
&
"
.
1
Bickford s Inc common—.
Black Starr & Gorham
class A
Blauner's common
;;
Bo*V*c£ (H C) Co
5% %
3%
•
-3ft
12 %
__
common__25
Corp
Brad
1
\
Corporation
Watch
12%
Sep
900
Consolidated Royalty Oil
1
Shoe Corp
Bell Telephone of Canada
Belock Instrument
Blumenthal
5%
50c
Beau-Brummell
Benrus
3
6%
20c
Bearings Inc
Bellanca
3ft
•
1
Company
Beck (A S)
A
Sep
3'/a
800
400
Vtc ext to 1965
iUn
ici/
o
16%
3%
Banco de los Andes—
Basin
24 '/•>
7%
9,700
1,100
Continental Uranium
1
Basic
Jan
4,800
4%
3%
Consol Diesel Electric Corp.
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
Consolidated Gas Utilities
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
Gas—
Baker
Banff
16%
7%
3y2
30%
Continental
Class A
American
21
7%
20%
Connelly Containers Inc.
e
B
Securities
20%
Jan
7y« Mar
Compo Shoe Machinery—
.
.„
3%
—
•
6%,
,
I/? f6*5
%
5% Mar
4% July
5% May
3%
Community Public Service
May
16%
3%
1
Non-voting non-cum preferred
Automatic Voting Machine
&
300
20%
28%
Colon
Feb
107
Feb
_
10pesos
Corp option warrants
Atlas Plywood
Corp
Bailey & Selburn Oil
300
6
Apr
Apr
3%
Colonial
Sep
Apr
45 V\
113
—
Coastal
&
Development Corp
Products
A Y?
t*
29'/a
^
Commodore Hotel Inc—
'53)_•
,
Apr
1
Cockshutt Farm
on
22
13
Jan
Aug
Sep
ft Aug
5
57/s
oep
'
5
Club
5'/a Jan
3% Jun
5% Sep
/*.
10c
Consolidated
10%
Sep
2% May
3% Aug
lft
3ft Sep
32
Sep
4y4
1
Clark Controller Co.;
Clinchfield
America
arrear
Steel
11% May
19%
& Tel—
Devices
Feb
I
Atlas
Automatic
6%
2.50
reg
of
July 1 *53 & $41 on Dec
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Audio
6,900
8
109
Anr
7'/a May
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
1
Clary Corporation
1
Claussner Hosiery Co.
5
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
-
108% Mar
Industries—
Associated Oil & Gas Co
Atlas
7%
May
9V*
35
10
5
-
•
5
10
4
1
1
City Auto Stamping Co
Sep )
\
105
;
*1% July
200
"
Co
4%
|
71%
-
10
Chief Consolidated Mining
Christiana Oil Corp
Sep
,
July
12y4
2.50
Ltd
Co
400
37
Jan
32
Sep
27%
Aug
6%
Feb
Jan
10
:
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine
14% May
4% July
4
2
2%
Feb
Sep
1 '/a
9%
36
2
3%
23
A.
12
10
Century Investors Inc—:
7% Mar
Mar
Sep
„
*
Charis Corp common.-
4.75
—
24 v2
o*.
12
-
,
—100
100
Chamberlin Co of America—
—
10c
Line
C°nv, P" ere"ce $1Jp ^ries-
Central Maine Power Co—
3-50% Preferred
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
Century Electric Co common
2
Stores
1
Jun
5%
110% 110%
__
13% July
Feb
19% Mar
3
Corp
Laundries
gy4
9%
4%
34% Aug
8%
43'/2
7,300
75
16%
33% May
27%
i>.„
30,800
10,900
16%
Jan
27% Mar
5ft Mai
41
Sep
1S/8
2%
Sep
Sep
6ft
5^/8
29'%
^
Jan
2%,Jan
ft
2%
Feb
preferred
Atlantic Coast
1
1%
4,900
3
*
27'%
Sen
Jun
38%
3,100
2%
4'%
13%
12%
Apr
13%
15,300
.
27'%
12'%
14%
,12%
71
Jun
Feb
63
Arkansas Power & Light—
$43
1-
6,600
2
5
25o
34%
(ex
5
Central Illinois Secur Corp—
34%
A
1%
Jan
Arkansas Fuel
CI
5>/2
1%
Jan
*
35
14%
11%
99% 101
Associated Tel
5%
41
jan
11%
25%
11,100
10%
30%
10%
99%
dep
3'%
36%
10
2.40
Food
3 %
2,l0J
4%
30%
Tun
100
800
500
800
300
65
12%
a'ft
3>/2
1-
20o
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
aft
'
29%
Feb
11%
36%
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
American
3%
11
shares
Associated
2%
33
11%
—
50
29%
-
25
2,000
65
■
2% Aug
Jan
1
—
33
Angostura-Wupperman
Associate
10c
__
Sep
41
-
100
—
10%
—
Eiectric
13,200
34
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Associate
7 ft
34
—
—
Products
Armour & Co
6%
35
—
July
30V*
64,935
34
preferred
Paper
4.72%
5%
35
—
,
37
Jan
21% July
4%
41
Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc
Capital City Products common
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
.>
Sep
Mav
--
28% May
2<sV2
by2
Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc
Rauge 8lnes J*a. I
Hi/'
__
200
4%
Canadian Marconi
—...1.
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic pfd—10
Canadian Williston Minerals
6c
Canal-Randolph Corp —
1
131/4 Jan
Jun
12a?
•
*
common
Share*
v
33
__
—
—2
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
Aug
91
90%
—
' 30%
Company class A
Oil
6%% preterence—
20
Cana.ua Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc.l
Jan
3"%
--
—
44"%
9%
33
__
pfd_25
6%
Incorporated
"A"
—
1
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Post
1,400
20
25
com
common
5%
American
Anchor
5,600
500
37%
30%
33
—
Co
Gas
Writing
*
common
5
--
5%
11%
17%
5
.
1
Co
Seal-Kap
Oil
—„
11%
—
20
Corp
Amu rex
31% Aug
6% Sep
12% Mar
17
100
American Tractor
AMI
Ltd
far Week
Range
oi Prices *■[
Low
Hioh
y
Carnation Co common
5.50
Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd—:
— x10%
Carreras Ltd—
American dep rets B ord
—2s 6d * Carter (J W) Co common,
1, 5
Casco Products common
•
Castle (A M) & C°__^
10
- ; 21
Catalin Corp of America
1
7%
Cenco Corporation
1
3y2
Central Explorers Ltd
^
1
4
Co
American Thread
—
90%
•
Inc
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co
American
;
1
pfd—10
1
conv
common
American Maracaibo
American Natural
3%
400
400
8,700
400
32%
6%
6%
4
'
•
Rubber Co—
American Meter
'*
(R I)—*.
5%
American Electronics
American
Co
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
y
•
Inc
Filter
American Beverage
American Book Co
American
6
5%
100
preferred
31%
6%
„
■
Manufacturing
Industries
American Hard
Friday
aaeertcan Stoek Kxehaage
Canada Cement
17
0
common
Aluminum Industries common
American Air
High
—
stock—1
cap
of America—
Co
—
1
Allied Control Co Inc
Aluminum
6%
6%
4
——-
Inc
4c Pisher common
Aiies
SEPTEMBER 28
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Hifffi
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Co—.-—10c
Engineering
American
ENDED
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for
of Prioea
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WEEK
FOR
RANGE
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Sole Prloe
Per
Algejnene Kunstzljde NT—
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All
Week'*
Monday, October 1, 1256
$7
$6
prior
common
preferred
Corp
preferred series A
preferred series B
10
25
1
1
26
16,200
15%
Jan
100
77'ft
Sep
85%
Apr
50
31%
Jan
39
Aug
36
2,300
30%
Jun
47
Aug
185
Jan
213
Mar
168% 170
50
168%
Sep
197% Mar
77'ft
100
Iron
__
33%
77'ft
37
37
33%
*
*
168%
28% Julv
Volume
5573
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Chronicle
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$2
shares
beneficial
of
int
Range
for Week
Share*
Low
1
preferred
Mines
Electric
class
A
Low
17%
100
8%
8%
9%
A
26%
8,700
1
16%
16 y8
16%
1
12%
i2y4
13%
El-Tronics
Inc
5c
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire
District
^Tifre
Millwork
Brie
Corp
100
pfd
6%
1st
cum
Corp
Eureka
Pipe Line
Factor
(Max)- &
Fargo
12%
900
100
3%
3%
Oils
Ltd
$1
Sterling
1,100
8%
Jan
9%
6%
Sep
8y2
Feb
5%
Jan
1A Sep
2y4 Mar
l-iV.1%
class
A
x7%
20
l
7%
10
44
1,900
19%
Apr
13,300
2%
Jun
7%
43%
6%
45
1,700
7%
Sep
10
43%
Sep
Feb
10 ya
ioy2
10%
500
10%
Jan
22
23%
2,500
21%
9
9y4
5,800
8%
Sep
Sep
lliya May
124%
145
dep rets ord reg
Pitt
Brewing Co
De
Luxe
Fuller
125
124% 125%-
1,900
Ltd—
Amer
£1
__1
3%
6%
1.25
4%
4%
Company
1
8>/8
8
Co
5
16 %
16 y4' 16%
600
15
*
30
28%-30%
1,200
27
Beer
(The)
(Geo A)
Sales
Inc
Kidde
138% July
•
28%
Sep
31? Sep
"
7%
26,800
3
Jan
5 %
Power
Co
preferred
1,500
3% Feb
8»/b
1,100
7% July
Gellman
Mfg Co common.1
General
Acceptance
General Alloys
Co
General
5 %
Builders
Jan
Corp
preferred
Electric
American
Co
Flreproofing
General
Indus
5%
fGeneral
Stores
Georgia
$4.60
Power
Giant
$5
(AC)
Gilchrist
Co
Gold
Globe
*
Distillers
Grand
18%
18%
Jan
1%
1%
1%
12,000
1%
Apr
101%
98%
Sep
Sep
2%
2%
2%
2%
5iV
5
5%
17%
17%
1%
1%
2,300
%
%
1%
17,500
x62
4
100
Sep
3%
Apr
6A
350
56
500
26
7%
7%
200
12%
12%
12%
1.500
2%
2%
2%
4,700
170
1
130
"1%
1
3
1%
Leases
9c
1%
1%
300
193,000
3
189
138
Jan
6,800
10%
400
10% Jun
preferred
30#
15%
Jan
18 %
2%
Jun
3 Vb
3%
3%
5,800
41%
81%
81%
Jan
87
Co
2
Bakeries
1
;
1
10
_1
Jan
82
1
Lithographing Co
98'
(W
4%
E)
&
5%%
pfd
Co
1
Holmann
Industries
Consol
Holly
Stores
Holophane
Heme
Inc
Gold
Oil
Class
Co
1%
93
Horn
5%
5
60c
4%
~2%
25
*
2%
5
11%
12%
•
Horn
5%
&
Ve
-
2%
26%
Hardart
•
•
common
Hubbell
100
(Harvey)
Oil
Lock
&
&
Inc
common
Refining capital
Hydro-Electric
117%
25
100
5
—•
stock-•
Ill
Manufacturing Co
5
Securities
•
Hydrometals Inc
2.50
Hygrade Food Products
_5
2%
15,900
'
3,300
-
6%
Jan
4%
Jan
30% Mar
3%
:
6%
Sep
13%
13%
3,100
25% July
10% Feb
12 %:
13%
3,300
10
May
Jan
4%
10%
116%. 120
*
25
100
25%
100
44
44
Ill
114%
4%
4%
10%
35
17
1,300
i
30
200
4,200
1,300
Aug
16
-
16% Aug
100
230
Jan
Aug
~
Feb
.-*20-.
G)
&
Textile
&
Hone
States
Whhl
4%
Jun
10%
1,900
19
18%
19
2,000
11%
Jan
25 %
26%
1,400
20
Jan
8%
July
Apr
5% Mar
Jan
25'/a
Jan
-
11 % Aug
25% May
29% May
Enterprises Inc
industrial
Hardware Mfg
Insurance
Co
International
of
North
50c
America
Breweries Inc
For footnotes
see
page
5
1
37.%
32% May
12%
12%
800
10%
Jan
14
Apr
10%
Sep
7%
8%
15,000
5
5%
900
3y8
Co
Public
93
8%
4.80%
cumul
4.50%
-
preferred
Mt
Clemens
6%
Metal
cumulative
Mount
Vernon
16%
1%
16%
1%
16 >/2
250
1%
1,600
Jun
14 y8
55%
59 y4
32,900
100
Jan
19% May
1% Jan
Jan
Jan
18
x407/a May
38 y4 Jan
65
9%
1,400
9%
8%
9
1,400
Aug
July
13% Jan
63
Sep
15%
16%
1,700
15%
31%
34
34
16
11% May
Sep
-4*
t
15%
15%
318
31%
m
*
-1
100
:
10
29
1% July
5% Aug
18 y4
'Jan
40
Sep
16%
14% July
200
Apr
33% :Apr
>Jun
-33%
1,100
31? Sep
31?
7
6%
—k
400
16%
16%
100
38
38%
41%
7,600
*
31 %
31%
31%
31
30
31
5%
5%
Sep
16%
16
25%
1
1
19%
2.50
8%
Co
21 y4
42%
69% Mar
16,500
3,900
26%
600
19%
19%
3,500
600
pfd
25%
Sep
8%
Feb
5
500
8%
8%
2od
May
8% Sep
_
2
600
1%
'
"9%
9%
10
19%
20
11%
8
1,400
500
28%
18
5%
9%
Jan
Jan
5%
15% Jan
9
Sep
12
Mar
41,000
28%
100
27% May
9%
100
8
Mar
18%
1,000
18
Aug
5%
700
5
22 y«
*
102
100
137/8
•
1
fs
1
17%
600
14
l'/a
10,900
12%
1
14,600
Jan
May
6%
24%
26%
92
93
30
92
100
100
10
Feb
Jan
13
2% Aug
10 y4 Aug
27% Mar
12
Jan
13% May
31% Mar
11% Aug
29% May
Jan
6
*35% Mar
29%
107
Apr
Feb
Jun
14% Aug
Sep
11? Mar
22% Jun
24%
92
Apr
Apr
29% Aug
20 y4 Sep
Mar
33% Jun
50
1
6% May
5
*
9Ve<
10%
is y4
1
9% Jan
5
28 y4
•
Jan
2
1
1
35% May
34% Jun
4% Feb
11% Jan
14
5
Sep
25% Mar
12%
1
10
19% Mar
42%
29% Feb
25%
,
Jan
Sep
Jan
300
50%
12%
9%
6% Sep
16
24%
4,800
17
46%
4%, May
3,800
5%
47%!
30% Mar
Mountain
SMuntz
States
TV
Tel
Muter
Company
Feb
177%
Sep
230
157
Sep
43%
100
42
Feb
18'/a
187/a
600
17
July
20%
Jan
150
123
Sep
136%
Apr
Jun
2%
3% Jan
3% Jan
is y8
'
123% 123%
1%
17/B
14,200
1%
44% July
4% Mar
3%
Jan
Jan
27
27
100
x25%
Jun
27% July
10%
5
2.50
10%
100
9%
Jun
12 y8
~3%
Feb
~3%
35%
1,000
3% Jun
4%
Jan
15
15
200
13% July
3% Sep
15%
Sep
5%
Apr
9%
2,800
17%
Jan
4%
4%
5,500
8% Aug
3V2 Jan
3%
3 VB
100
—10
50c
common—
Apr
5%
158%
—1
Murray Ohio Mfg CoMuskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common
Apr
102
43
100
Inc
109
Jun
158
1
Tel
&
100
4% July
4
2.50
Inc
102 % Mar
Sep
Aug
97
100
Products
31
3%
Apr
Jan
N
National
Milling
Corp
10
Inc
Alfalfa
&
>
National
Bellas
National
Brewing
Hess
common
Co
(Mich)
National Casket Company
National
Mfg
& Stores
Petroleum
Presto
Research
common
Corp
Neptune
Meter
Nestle
Le
Mur
_4%
~4%
3,200
10 Va
10
10%
2,500
18 %
18%
18%
3,000
10
.
—
10c
Electric
Corp
Corp
-
common
30c
Sep
3i>8 Jan
10
Jun
Jun
July
14 y4 Sep
7
Mar
28%
29%
400
27
Jan
12 y4 Apr
29% May
31 y4 Aug
25%
25%
300
24
Jan
Sep
17% Jan
29
Apr
23% Sep
33 y2
Apr
3%
~6%
~7%
14,500
3
Jan
7%
Sep
4 Va
200
4
Jun
6%
Feb
3
3%
51,000
1
11%
11%
12%
3,500
2% Aug
11% Jan
5
31
31
31%
1,000
28%
5%
400
1
5%
4%
25
4%
65/a
1
Radiator
Sep
12% May
"4%
*
common
common
1
3%
21%
—
2
common—1
Ltd
Associates
Co
1
1
9
1
Inc
U
S
9%
4%
25c
Ltd
Industries
Car
1
•
Union
National
—
1
Dehydrating
Co
National
10% Mar
Sep
Mar
Mar
9%
9%
Jan
55
1% Jun
16
56%
July
27%
Sep
72
50c
preferred
Mills
National
125V4 Mar
::
C
series
Sep
8% July
25
46% Jan
Society com class A
*
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
•
Moody Investors participation pfd—*
Jan
2,850
5,300
Loan
Transit
2,300
27%
Jan
100
preferred series B—100
National
8%
25%
3Va
preferred
Telefilm
98%
7%
49
8% July
l'/a Sep
___•
cumulative
National
>
x6V4 Jun
3,300
Ltd
8A Jan
8%
450
25c
Machinery
93
6%
3,000
common
(Can)
Products
5%
Jan
6'/a
5
Light 5%
Service
Starch
15
7%
5
common-
Rubber
Sep
Jun
Jan
ir„
Co
preferred
Canada
of
Steel
Sep
82% May
4%
5
National
2%
uuU
25
50c
National
14%
Jan
6
11%
30% Feb
5Va
shares
Apr
1,500
3%
5%
preferred—*
Aug
3%
Sep
'
64
'
2%
4,400
1%
.
12%
2%
6,500
4%
common
Sep
Apr
800
o0
2%
5
Jan
15
17%
3'7%
4%
Corp
11
14%
May
18% Aug
2%
1
36%
Feb
6
15%
2%
1
100
100
10 y4 Mar
Jan
"lVa
Ltd
10,500
Jun
Feb
7% Aug
3%
Jan
37%
16
1
17,300
Sep
10
8
1
11%
6%
l
Co
Jan
common
60%
87
Feb
16%
27%
r-"
Ltd
57
20
Jan
8%
300
300
Co
National
61? Apr
Sep
6
5% July
11% Jun
31
Corp
5%
'*88
1,100
£1
5%
87
1,200
6% Mar
20 y4
Sep
Marine
11%-
57 y8
.
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland__£l
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd__100
Industrial
5%
5%
7
Corp:
National
5%
5%
1
convertible
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
153
128%
2,200
1
dividend
Abrasive
Jan
108%
Jan
4%
30%
Co—
Petroleum
Piping
Nachman
Sep
4
4
5% Sep
May
50c
non cum
Apr
Sep
15
10c
Oil Corp $1 conv
Steel Produbts—
27 %
38 %
20
30%
Co
Thermit
*
100
100
100
——<—*
Corp common
24% Mar1-"
111
25% Aug
24%
20 y4
14 y4
Co—
Jan
Sep
Jan
24%
1
Ltd
Co
&
Jan
-
•
*
Feb
Aug
6% Aug
20%
1
common——;
Peroleums
57'-
116
3%
2W
Jun
14
Mfg Co__
137%
52% July
-
Inc
Iron
Monroe
Jan
13%
4
Jan
1^8 Jan
14%
Inc
B)
Aircraft
(A
4.40%
Jan
10% May
2% Sep
Feb
3
5
Monongahela Power Co—
Aug
11
2% Mar
900
4%
-
W)
National
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer
dep rets ord reg
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
60,600
Co
Co
Molybdenite Corp
Molybdenum Corp
6% Aug
21
22%
-'4,100
2%
Jan
4% July
V,
Co
Rubber
&
Johnson
4%%
Sep
7oo
(J
Miller
Feb
31
^1,200
,
Tire
Minnesota Pwr &
77
3%
Jan
23% Aug
13% Jan
Jan
*
International
Missouri
Jan
14% July
8% Jun
Jun
15%
19%
4,100
2%
common
Feb
Sep
24%
1
5454'/a
15'
Co
preferred
Humble
Hurd
Co
3%
14%
•
Exploration
(The
Jan
Sep
2%
--
3%
__
Baking
3'/a
2%
10
Goods
3%
'
class
&
3%
2%
5
&
11%
93
206
Mansfield
Mining
26% July
104% Feb
Mar
2% July
Jun
13% Mar
10c
Service
Manischewitz
$2
Jan
4
11% May
+
Corporation
Mangel Stores
Apr
21
5.400
-
11%
.„
Inc
700
t
Midwest
Jan
6%
48
69
—
3,700
9%
%
Hardart
100
12%
2
Public
Mid-West
5% Aug
10
—
17%
common
(Geo A)
&
21%
12%
1
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Plating & Stamping
Michigan Steel Tube-.
Michigan Sugar Co common
6%
preferred
Feb
10
69
Oil
Maine
Metal
Apr
3
Jan
„
Magna
Midland
j
Aug
17%
—
Hoimel
21%
12%
1
preferred
(The)
Mages Sporting
Midland
Aug
8%
100
5'/a
B
Horder's
400
9
1
Ltd
21%
12
Jan
M
Aug
%
4%
Sep
7,600
16%
?
38%
1%
5%
25c
Mines
Inc
Co
2,200
8%
69
1
Corporation
100
13,200
25c
Publications
Micromatic
Jan
22%
93
2.50
Hcllinger
Holly
5
16%
!
113
13%
Corp
Macfadden
Middle
Sep
1.200
5
A
Jan
38%
— —
1
1%
1,600
Lynch
62% Aug
2% Jun
May
3%
100
Land
38% May
41
Sep
4,000
8%
——
Sep
5%
•
22
——
55
2,300
•
"a
10c
I
Mfg Co
common
(R) & Co Inc common
113
12%
Chain
Lunkenheimer
17% Mar
,
3% May
1% July
1%
"8%
22
100
100
2 %
1%
,
34%
4%
Jan
1%%"
37%
Higbie
Class
3
37%
•
1,200
-
5%
lc
Holt & Co common
Hercules Galion Products Inc
Hoe
3'/a
5'/a
25c
preferred
Electric
2%
5%
i%
Henry
Hevl-Duty
~2%
5'/a
.
11%
100
~5%*
•
Jun
22%
59
10c
common
Co
35%
•
3
900
Steel
Metal
Jun
2,700
34%
*
10c
common
Rubenstein
13
58%
35
-
34%
'
13%
-
Merrill
Sep
Jan
700
4%
'
34
11%
!
2
Inc
Hazel Bishop Inc_.._.
Hazeltine Corp
Dept Stores
Mining Co
4
4
34%
TI%:'
25
;
2% Sep
1% May
3
Inc
Mesabi
Sep
78
20
Locke
McKee
4% July
3
36 V4 Mar
600
Groceterias second pref
Menasco
•
Electric
500
2%
Inc
Common
Mead
Aug
42
•
Alabastine
Light
Harvard Brewing Co
Hastings Mfg Co
Helena
cumulative
Industries
McDonnell
13% Aug
11% Jan
18
5
1
49%
25c
Ltd
Mays
Tl%
5
Organ Company
Plywood Corp
Harnischfeger Corp
16 '/a
2%
N Y
of
Communication
Jan
10%
10c
B
Hammond
Hecla
G)
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
16 %
18
9
17% Aug
49% Aug
15%
48%
50c
5% Mar
Sep
10%
10%
1,100
Jun
1% July
14% Feb
49%
Inc
2% May
May
8%
1
;
common
Harbor
Heller
5%
Jan
H
Hearn
(R
Liberty Fabrics
Marconi
Jan
Sep
Apr
5
Company
&
Mar
4% Mar
May
127%
;
7,/cO
3A'
8%
17.
2% July
160
3A
Jan
*
260
8%
A
50c
Products
' 131
Mar
28% Apr
9% July
liy« Apr
•
1
100
;
6%
Apr
1% Mar
8a
,
2,600
Jan
2%
Feb
5
•
22
Jan
26%
10c
stock
Jun
1% July
7/a Sep
Apr
600
2 %
5
common
Petroleums
Loblaw
64
26%
1
Class A
Havana
Tourneau
Liberal
Apr
17
19%
5
common
Louisiana
50
Guild Films
Company Inc
Gulf States Land & Industries—
Hathaway
Le
Inc
Jun
17%
1%
Sep
17 y4
18%
1%
5
16% Jan
10% Jan
1
14 %
18
10
37%
*
Sep
May
28 % Mar
15%
Lanston Industries Inc
La Salle Extension University
108 %
9% May
35
Sep
11% July
18 y8
*
Co
Jun
1
common
Stores
Hartford
Sessions
10%
1,200
Jun
900
2
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Varnish
Grldoll Freehold
Lamp
&
Apr
!
Hydraulics
Hall
Lam son
Aug
Apr
4,400
Jan
27%
25
1,250
1
9%
9%
28%
1
15%
117/B
Feb
106
Jan
200
18
Ltd
Jan
Mines
7%
1st preferred
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co
Great Sweet Grass Oils Ltd
$4.50
Mines
Sep
9%
4%
99% Sep
19%
5
11%
11
2% May
Mar
13%
75 pesos
24
9%
20
19
1
i-
500
11
Apr
12% Jun
1
1,450
B
26%
20c
11%
200
26%
33%c
27%
8%
Feb
22
t
8%
1
class
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing common
Gypsum Lime
Aug
6% Aug
2
5
X26%
'
6% May
22,500
2y4 Mar
13%
Ltd
10
Manufacturing Co
Great Amer Industries Inc
Class
-
4U May
7% Feb
2,800
A
4% Feb
4%
2
■
10c
Foundry Corp
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Litton
800
1
300
4%
300
Lakey
19% July
2% Jan
107% May
*
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
Grocery
Mar
7%
Apr
Mines
Feb
25,100
1
\%'
1
A
22
18
Jun
Inc
Rapids
Griesedieck
3% May
Shores
S
Realty
2%
Gary
Geer
Lake
Consolidada
Refineries
17%
150
Apr
6 ye
50
•
Consolidated
; Non-voting
La
Leonard
14%
99% 101
9%
3
Inc
Lefcourt
100
_«
8
5% Apr
2% Aug
7/a Sep
2%
Company
Apparel
Feb
600
5V4 Aug
3,000
5
48% Mar
23,600
6
100
200
3%
7.50
Jan
18%
5'%
Mar
5%
6%
%
2.50
Corp
Sep
18%
6
Mar
6%
1
39 y«
1
Co
Inc
Co
(Adolf)
Gorham
18%
Feb
Feb
17
3
2%
preferred
Jun
18%
common
Union
Goodman
Jan
20
50c
90%
L
Sep
May'
8% Aug
2% May
Co
&
Minerals
Lear
1
McBean &
Alden
Corp
Goldfleld
2
500
Aug
12% Jun
Apr
Aug
5
6%
•
Gladding
Gebel
200
43 y4
8%
57/B
25c
11%
Gilbert
Glen
1% Jan
"
preferred
Yellowknife
Glenmore
600
42%
85
Jan
5
15%
5
preferred
Mich Corp
Gerity
2%
•
£i
reg
common
Corp common
preferred
Corporation
convertible
600
25
Enterprises
General Plywood
6%
2'2
10
800
1
Kropp (The) Forge Co_
Kroy Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co
7
21/8
com__l
13%
pfd—100
Products
Jan
113
4% Aug
5% Jan
500
6% *
;
86
13%
50c
4%%
Hotels Corp
Kobacker
Stores
Jan
32%
106% Jun
4%
Ltd—
dep rets ord
General
Jun
4% •
•
Supply
convertible
General
Corp Warrants
2%
28 %
10,000
(Del)
Inc
cumulative
L'Aiglon
1
=
2% Jan
17
Knott
6% May
9% May
17% July
100
1,800
15%
Co
Laclede-Christy
common
2%
15%
Klein
(S)
Dept Stores Inc
Kleinert
(I B)
Rubber Co
c
Gatlneau
12 y8
_4
Co
Kirkland
8% Mar
4%"
6
6A
Electric
Kingston
July
12,800
&
(Walter)
4%
Jan
410
3|?
Sep
Sep
2 %
:
Kin-Ark
Oil
CompanyKings County Lighting common
14% May
Canada—
voting
10%
15o
Chemical
Kawneer
Jan
23
8%
3,300
1
common
Company
Kennedy's
63% Mar
4%
Gas
Drug
Kawecki
*25% July
3% Apr
1,550
Co
Ltd
Industries
Corp
Kaltman (D) & Company
July
9,500
-
7%
•
Fox
9
Glass
Oils
Kaiser
Feb
1
A
A non-voting
Fresnillo
Jan
2%
7%
%
10% Mar
11%
2%
23,200
K
Katz
7
1
class
Inc
B
Co
17 y4
Sep
Jeannette
Jupiter
8% Aug
11% Jan
Class
Motor
6% Aug
1
Ltd
Line
4,300
21%
2%
6%
2.50
8
20
2%
10c
Corp
(Phila)
Co Inc
of
32,600
12
1
Jan
5%
1
0% Mar
18
7
4,700
86
Israel-American Oil Corp
lOo
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc-lc
Sep
100
1
1,100
5%
Jan
5,400
Class
Fort
45%
9%
Instrument
Stores
Motor
Ford
Jan
6 %
10
Inc
Tiger
Ford
4%
3%
7%
_1_1
(M H)
Fitzslmmons
Flying
Jun
39 % May
4% Feb
850
9y8
25c
or
Ltd
Association
Firth
Apr
8%
10%
13 y4
37%
8%
2%
Irving Air Chute
Apr
35%
7%
'
Fire
15%
Feb
23% Mar
45% Apr
40% Apr
5%
10%
Company
Royalty
High
Feb
34%
1
Kansas
Cc^
&
Sep
9% Jan
24
17,500
41
5%
98
Jan
1
common
General
Fisbman
3%
40 y4
~6%
20
9%
35
Iowa
11% July
105% Jan
Low
36% Mar
•
A
Public Service Co 3.90% pfd__100
Iron Fireman
Manufacturing v t c
•
Ironrite Inc
1
May
Jun
Sep
Industries
33Vic
Oil
Investors
Range Since Jan. 1
High
21
".5%
Intex
Feb
24 y4
Sep
3%
10
1
Camera
Financial
18%
10
;
Inc
^trchild
98
12
10c
Co
Corporation
Aug
11%
1,400
98
1
com
« Apr
29%, Jan
9,900
32%: 32%
10c
preferred
Manufacturing
4%
11%
5
preferred
Esquire
EuTeka
3%
10% July
Jun
16
4,600
1
common
Forge & Steel
Ere
5%
Corp
International
International Petroleum capital stock-*
International Products
5
International Resistance Co
10c
26%
Shares
Low
Jun
Metal
for Week
•
Apr
700
10
10
98
Manufacturing Co
convertible
4%
20c
Electric
Machinery
19%
3,000
26%
America
Corp
Corp of
^igar
"
Sales
Range
of Prices
Prloo
Par
International
8% July
iT« July
I7ff
26 %
Week'*
Las*
Exchange
26
1,100
Is
5
common
common
$2
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
E tgm
17% Jan
1
Share
&
Electronics
Equity
C
SEPTEMBER 28
23% Mar
1
Limited
Bond
17%
Electrographic
Emsco
ENDED
Baave Since Jan. 1
High
30
Corporation
Elder
RANGE FOR WEEK
Sugar Associates—
Common
Edo
Sales
of Price*
Sale Price
Par
Eastern
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Last
4%
4
Feb
Jun
4% May
15% Mav
36
5%
July
Sep
35
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
36
..,
(1376)
Monday, October 1, 1956
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANCE
of Price*
Sale Price
1
Ltd
New British
Dominion Oil Ltd— „40C
New Chamberlain Petroleum — —50c
2ft
-100
129%
Oils
New
Bristol
New
England
Rights
New
Tel
Tel——
&
1
w
Min
New
Idria
New
Jersey
.
Park
New
Sep
147%
Aug
Schick
36,000
5%
Sep
7%
Aug
Scullia Steel Co
1 % May
2'A
Feb
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
2,700
1%
1%
6%
6%
1%'
2
48%
48%
49'%
16
15%
16%
1%
1%
17,500
.__20c
l'A
1
l'A
Co
Mining
6%
2
%y
New
Process Co common
New
Superior
New
York
Oils
10'A
Feb
Seaboard
Western
Sep
3%
Feb
Securities
6,100
38%
Feb
59
3,500
15%
Sep
22% Mar
18,700
lft
Sep
1
1
Co
New
York
Nipissing
Oil
Jun
48,400
Sep
5ft May
6
3,000
8%
Jan
7%
8%
6,600
7%
Sep
14%
Jan
10%
900
10%
Aug
13%'July
42
42%
500
36
Jun
49
Aug
42%.
45%
225
36%
Jun
49%
Aug
Jan
7%
Apr
14'A
Aug
Sep
91
Mar
Ohio
Power
11%
23,400
3,800
class
103%
Sep
2,800
3%
Aug
6%
Feb
1%
3,800
1%
Aug
2%
Jan
3%
3%
18
61
3%
%*
12%
52%
130
98
Aug
"213
2%
2%
1,500
75 %
75%
76'/a
475
5%
Securities
100
5% %
5%
1st pfd__25
6%
1st preferred-
1st
28%-
33
2,600
5%
redeemable
5%
redeemable
4.80%
red
4.50%
red
red
1st
1st
Northern
Pacific
Petroleums
Pacific
Power
Petroleum
Pan
Oil
Israel
Pantepec Oil
Paramount
(C
Corp
Company—
Patino
Penn
of
Perfect
Circle
Peruvian
Corp
Oils
Polaris
7'A
4%
4%
8%
8%
7%
Jan
6%
Jan
"4%
10'/a
8%
-
55
500
52%
Jun
600
18'/a
Feb
1%
,
100
21,400
•
20
1
■
'
3'A
Feb
Jun
7%
Apr
Jan
8% Mar
2%
Sep
10%
Sep
1,000
12%
12%
lft Sep
5,900
100
«
-
11%
Sep
1%
300
1%
Sep
16%
16%
1,200
12 %
Jan
18%
96%
94%
Sep
107%
6%
6%
1,550
6%
1,200
6%
8,000
25 %
100
6
25%
30
31%
16 %
1,300
9%
9%
900
5%
3,000
21%
600
%
l
Co
5%
21%
31%
1
Inc..
6
5ijl
l
"9%
»
—
&
Timber
100
common
Feb
Oil
Shares
Co
Parts
11% Mar
14%
Sep
1%
Apr
Jan
5\h May
Power
Rath
Tube
Reading
$1.25
Concrete
1
common
Reis
Reliance
Remington Arms
Rice-Stix
Stop
Stroock
Stylon
Sun
Vtc
to Jan
104%
Ray
Sunrise
Jan
Talon
Inc
Class
1965
(I) & Sons
1
2%
30'/a Mar
—I
15%
Jan
400
21%
Feb
31%
Apr
Inc
Shovel
Co
convertible
Thor
Corporation
Thorofare
1,600
3'/a
Jun
68%
450
57'A
Jan
5'A
Jan
16%
Jun
6%
6%
200
31
•
600"
2%
2,800
3
14,900
31
/
100
23
4,500
19%' 20%
■
15
14%
4%
600
2,000
5%
11
Roofing
6,000
Feb
2'A July
2%
Aug
V
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79 'A Mar
9'A Mar
18%
Jan
18
Jan
15
July
3% Mar
5ya
Jan
29
Jun
33% Mar
17%
Jan
27 '/a May
16% May
14'A Sep
22
Sep
19'A
Feb
6 '/a
May
3%
JaJn
400
11
9
Jan
13%
Feb
15%
15%
16%
1,600
15
May
18'/a
Jan
4%
4%
4%
5,700
4
%. Sep
4%
Sep
300
43
46
44%
"7
Jan
52
July
7%
5,000
4 '/a
Jan
8'A
Aug
5%
5%
7,700
5'A
Aug
8%
Feb
14%
14%
300
-7
5'A
Realty
Toklan
Oil
Aug
13—
Feb
13%
Apr
70%
Apr
8% Jan
''
16%
Jan
35
7,700
9%
Sep
13%
Apr
2-A-
2%
2'A
2,200
2
Jan
3Va
Apr
%
H
6,500
% July
1%
Feb
100%
Feb
%
45'A
45%
47%
32'A
1
-
100
99
5
32%
34%
150
4,800
23'A
3%
3%
3%
28,000
11%
10%
11%
'1,400
45
45
48
21%
21%
14'A
i_l
1'7%
25c
Sep
27'A
10
20
!
99
1,700
__10c
Inc
deposit rets def registered.
Trans
Jan
Sep
24 %
9%
*
registered
Shipyard Corp common-
Tonopah
Feb
12%
1,800
9'A
1
Amer
Sep
10%
1,100
29%
1
Sc Construction
Jan
37%
13 %
28'A
9'A
17%
Jan
56% July
Jan
49% Mar
r2% Jun,
4%
Jun
9
Jan
Jan
July
14
3,000
26'A
Feb
49
21%
200
20'A
Aug
25%
14%
2,100
17%
300
Jan
Jan
Sep
Feb
12
Jan
15
16%
Apr
19 »/2 May
July
Security Trust Co Ltd—
2%
59
Sep
12%
28'A
25c
deposit rets ord
Todd
14'A
12
7
Amer
1%
ft
12%
4% Mar
.
r
Feb
5
Inc—
Jan
58'A
"/f
f 2,000 1 -tfcl4'A Sep
'
19%
,
100
16%
2%
5
Inc
Sep
Cont
Industries
Cuba
Oil Co class
Trans
Lux
Feb
Tri-Continental
99%
Feb
True
2
2%
Jun
16%
Jan
Ulen
7%
8'/a
89%
3
>
7%-
"4 'A
90'A
2%
200
38,100
200
63'A
Jan
6% May
89 'A *\Sep
3
-
2,200
2%
Feb
7'A
1,200
4%
Feb
2,100
4'/a
Sep
6% Mar
X2
Jan
93
Aug
9%
102
3%
'•8%
4%
-
4%
3%
3
-
3%
12,700
1% Mar
5
—1.25
2'/a
2%
46,200
lft
Jan
212
3
Feb
1
-—
Apr
July
Aug
3%
2,000
11'/a
12%
82,900
9'/a
Jan
13% July
38
700
29'A
Feb
40
Feb
34'A
Apr
5'A
Jun
8
Mar
7
Jan
—*
i
Jan
Aug
Aug
31 y8
—*
3%
6%
Jan
37%
3%
11'A
warrants
Trunz Inc
Apr
7%
81
2%
A
Temper Corp_)
Aug
10c
;—1
Corp
3%
Sep
79%
50c
Inc
Oils Ltd—
Jan
13%
5s
Nevada——i.——1
Trans
Empire
5ft May
1 ft
Jun
20
Airways class A
Trans
Trans
£1
70c
preferred—..—100
Mining of
Caribbean
84
-
4%
1
Markets
%
.-2,200
4%
66 %
4%
*
common
l'/a
2%
Sep
Feb
1
—
Co
200
-
6
\
32
1
preferred——.
3,100
2%
Apr
25c
common
23,500
240
4'A
4%
common
lii
3,400
4,200
14%
Corporation..
2'A
3
6
*
common
52%
85
Feb
5%
_6
2%
common
common—
Oil
Thew
Jan
25%
26'A
2'/a-
4
Apr
July
•
Royce Ltd—
"'American dep
Rome
Cable
■.
rets
Corp
Roosevelt
Field
Roosevelt
Royalite
Russeks
Oil
Co
Fifth
ord
£1
reg—
common
Raceway
_
—
Ave
common
_
_
1.25
__
2,700
25
Feb
Chemical Corp—
5
1,600
12'A
Jan
30% Aug
1#7% July
Unexcelled
13%
Union
Gas Co of Canada—
,—_*
42'A
700
40'A
Sep
51%
Jun
Union
Investment
15%
16
1,900
12'A
Jun
18%
Aug
Union
Stock
4%
Sep
4%
—
3%
-
4%
1,400
3%
5,600
35%
3%
:
600
.
33%
3% Sep
29% May
1
4%
4%
1
__
5
5'A
5'A
500
1
70
69%
73%
2,200
69%
8%
9%
1,900
5'A
8'/a
8 '/a
100
4'A
-
-1,600
-
-
-
9%
Carlos
8
Milling Cp Ltd—
San Diego
Gas & Electric Co—
Cumulative preferred 5% series- —20
Cumulative
preferred
Cumulative preferred
For
footnotes
see
4'A %
4.40%
paee
37
series_20
series_20
■
'
United
Elastic
United
Molasses
Jun
6'A
Jan
United
Sep
92'/a
Apr
United
N
Feb
11%
Jun
United
Profit
Sep
10%
Jan
United
J
-
—
10%
21%
„
Sep
24%
Aug
22 'A Mar
United
19'A
Sep
21%
U
S
400
6%
6%
33'A
33%
5 'A Mar
46'A
Jan
64
Sep
6%
Feb
10%
Jun
26% Mar
5
July
Sep
6%
2,300
7ft
5,700
6%
Jan
200
30%
Jun
37
Aug
6V1 Aug
8
Jan
34 %.
6%
225
4
registered——10s
Sharing
common—
preferred
Shoe Machinery common
Specialties common
Conditioning Corp
Air
2,000
7%
8IS
Jan
Feb
Co Ltd—
& Canal
Preferred
Apr
19
Feb
RR
5%
1
—*
Corp
Corp
dep rets ord
J
6%
60
23
Milk Products common.!-——
5
*
8%
Aircraft Products common—_50c
Asbestos
United
Feb
5%
56'A
900
20
United
3%
7%
Omaha
Jan
■
.
of
5%
Amer
—
Yards
6'/a
5%
4
7% May
5
Corp Ltd common
Co
37% July
6% July
c
St Lawrence
5%
26%
12%
33%
__
„
6 %
40'A
ft-
1
_
10c
15%
—
(The F C) Company
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
Management Company
13%
•
Ltd
100
26
26%
3
_
u
14%
41
1.50
Inc
.
14%
5
__
Inc—
Russell
San
B
Tobacco
11'A July
84
*
6%
21%
Calgary Co—
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd
45% July
20% July
2%
84
pfd F„_ _100
Inc
A
class
Tampa Electric Co
Tishman
.....
Aug
~2%
Corp__
Thompson-Starrett
Jun
4%
1
Jun
5%
1,400
5
Jun
1,300
6
21'/a
Corp—
20 % May
100
6%
19
4%
,—1
Jan
400
6%
Sep
Superior Tool & Die Co_
32'A
12,800
19'A
15%
5
_1
Superior Portland Cement Inc
29'A
—
6%
14% May
6,900
_*
common
Sep
22
%
Apr
3,300
17
__10c
Thiokol Chemical Corp
Jan
40
500
16'A
1
t
Petrol
Oil
Apr
32%
Swan
Finch
Feb
13%
Jun
15%
1
Drug common...
Supermarkets Corp—
Sunset Internat
Jan
66 'A
Jan
Jan
8%
4%
May
56
15%
16%
—.
22% July
Mar
Co—
3
Co
Feb
32'A
1
*
Corp
12%
12%
_50c
Elec 4%
&
1%
600
13.000
Jan
6% May
23'A July
...
16
5
common
2
— —
Valley Gas
(S)
15% Mar
*
extended
Rokeach
.11%
.
19,600
9'A
6% Aug
23
Jun
16
1
———
Corp
Toledo Edison 4%%
,
2
1
Mining Co
Rochester Gas &
Rolls
22
1%
57
9
100
10
—25
205% 211
1%.
43
42%
1%
If
Apr
6% Aug
230
Jan
44'A
50
202
Sep
200
1
Jan
7
211
25
Jan
18'A Mar
42
Sep
61% Mar
34'A
Sep
39 y2
8,000
25
3 5'A
35%
35%
280
—1
10c
12'A
12
12'A
,1,400
l'A
6,900
1%
-
1%
10 V* May
1%
Aug
f
Aug
6% May
32%
1
Corporation
24
29%
9
\
;
4% July
Jan
Mar
6%
1
Texas
750
16%
19%
1%
—
& Shop Inc-
Texam
1,600
1,700
19
56%
%
Inc
(Hugo)
Technicolor
2,000
4%
Apr
,
5
Jan
25%
1%
ordinary
52
Vi
Inc
43
25%
5
Inc
Rico Argentine
Rio Grande
•
-
,
_50c
u
Engineering-
Co
1
—
&
25%
11%
——
1
Corp
Electric
'
.20
Co
(Robert) & Co_
26
.
40%
40%
II_1
Reda Pump
Reiter-Foster Oil
25
25
*
preferred
Corp
convertible
26
-10
—
common-
2,100
Co common
(J B)
Tllo
Pile
1,300
6
82
Aug
1
Corp
Canada
Stinnes
Feb
29% May
Electrotype (The) Co
Packing Co common
Raymond
5%
5%
56'/a
common
Corp
Stetson
Jan
R
Rapid
5%
~5%
10
Sterling Inc
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
Aug
Co.
5
14
8ft
16%
200
14%
10%
100
5%
14
18'/a
17%
5%
Jatj
9'A Aug
4% Mar
14%
Sep
Sep
500
14
Jan
18%
Sep
800
~6'A
14%
70c
Quebec
Inc
Brewers
9'A
92%
67%
68
~6
Jan
9
18'A July
Feb
Sterling Aluminum Products common—5
"'14%
75
5%
Sterling
Feb
46 %
% July
1,000
100
3'/a
1
-10
2 5'A
13% May
8
50c
.
25% May
Jun
67'A
1
Corporation
&
5%
~6'A
1
27'-%J^i
Sep
67 'A
1
_
Sep
Sep
Sep
Mar
58
19%
of
(A)
22
8
Standard Tube class B
Stein
400
200
Products Co
Steel
22%
15%
1
(Ky)
(The)
22%
.—20
Packaging
Starrett
22%
15
Industries Inc
Steel
40
500
700
600
Forgings Corp
Standard-Thomson
•
400
23 »A
7%
common
48% July
45% July
23
7
preferred
28% July
Sep
41 %
Corp__2
Factors Corp
58'A
Sep
23
512 May
4ft Aug
19%
•
Aug
50'/a May
92 %
•
Jan
9'A July
69
Feb
17%
_5
Apr
7%
18 %
18%
7
25%
92%
com..__3
Jan
Jun
Public
Puget Sound Pulp
Pyle-National Co
Jan
July
Sep
5,700
ft,
Ml
Jan
Aug
5%
I
Apr
7%
21'A
53
Jan
28'A Mar
2%
1 %
Sep
6%
Feb
July
8,200
Feb
2ft May
Sep
5
5,800
15%
6%
24
1,200
6%
1%
1%
13%
10c
Gas
26'A
94%
600
Mfg
4%
13
16%
2.50
Service of Colorado-—
4% %
cumulative preferred—i
-
94 %
13%
Providence
22'A Mar
6
12%
Progress
60% Mar
6
2%
1%
Aug
1,900
12'/a
2%
4%
Jan
Dredging Corp
convertible
Sep
25%
1,500
227/s
•
Corp
Convertible preferred
Feb
1,400
6%
r- 7
11
12.
4'A
250
Mines Ltd
7
49
210
26'/a
1
Standard
Feb
20%
54
54
*
America.
50%
25%
41%
23
5
Standard
Jan
Jan
~4%
54
of
Jan
Sep
44'A
49
25%
25
—
Standard
Sep
Jun
8%
Jan
53
Dome
Aug
2
Corp
Standard
Sep
16%
13
•
Inc
40%
25
Inc
Standard
Apr
16%
200
Metals
Jan
33'A
25
Company
$1.60
Feb
900
3,700
East
61%
Jan
2,400
7%
8%
8%
M
Jun
v
2,000
~4 %
R
1,400
1
Co
Standard
Jan
13%
2,000
16%
8%
P
5%
5%
16%
-
Petroleum
Standard
3% July
35,100
~4ft
Pressed
37%
25
Line
Shoe
Standard
Jan
4%
Preston
Aug
36%
25
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Sep
2%
15%
1
common
Feb
Materials
Spencer
105'A Aug
Jan
California
Spear &
20'A July
Aug
5%
Inc
19
Aug
21%
Prentice-Hall
Jan
4
Products class A_
1
Porto Rico Telephone Co
20c
Powdrell & Alexander common——2.50
.
14
9
Edison—
Southland Royalty Co
110% May
Sep
6'A July
r
7% May
Feb
Jan
:
Feb
5,200
101%
Jan
4%
2,200
Sep
2
7,700
'
Sep
100
9% May
42% Mar
Mar
14
106% Mar
12%
42
■
—
17%
Feb
1%
16
5%
,
15%
Jan
150
,
13
104%
2,800
■>v: 5% Mar
Feb
5% Mar
■
13
103%
16,900
'
17%
12.50
.
«.
Jan
l
Sep
>■
2%
7,000
4'/a
1
Aug,
1
16%
Poloron
common
5%
93
3
1,600
7'/a
I—
— ^
22'A
1%
Corp of Canada
'
25
126,100
l
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert Co..
5%
•
preferred—
25c
Power
'
—
25
312,300
16
3%
6%
.
July
'
*
preferred—
l'/s
10
Mining Co
"3'A
/
July
4
cumulative
7%
1
i,
46% Mar
cumulative
60
Piper Aircraft Corp common
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie—
„—_50
Pittsburgh Railways Co—
•
Co.
Feb
cumulative^preferred-
1
1
common
37%
4.08%
5%
4%
1
Wine
2,200
4.24%
78'%
common
Scale
40%
4.32 %
1
Corp
Valley
39%
Jan
17%
6%
Pleasant
39%
Jan
6
Pneumatic
13
25% July
Jan
6%
1 ill
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Jan
Jan
26%
101
7; :
Governor
11%
16%
29%
2%
6%
Pierce
1,300
9,600
27%
16%
100
37'A Mar
12 %
23%
Sep
Pipe
Sep
12
Sep
Aug
Southern
4y»
31 '/a Mar
22 %
22"%
SoUtherh
lft Aug
Sep
32% July
— -
■
£l
original preferred
Southern
1
Aug
12
23%
91
1
Aircraft
Sep
25%
300
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co—-10 pesos
Phillips Packing Co..
—.♦
Phillips Screw Co
—_i—10c
Piasecki
Jun
14'A
300
300
1
!
27/a
700
200
91%
2.50
Minerals
&
3,600
51
.20
common
California
14,900
3%
48% Aug
f
22%
common—
Co
r
1ft
15%
900
91
(Mass)_20
Co
1
3%
15%
16
24%
2.50
—.—
1
3%
26%
91%
2
Pet) Boys (The)
Pepperell Manufacturing
2% Mar
23'%
98
1
.
;
Feb
convertible
1
Ltd—
Co
%
4.48%
99
—2
Corp
Canada
7,300
Jan
98
2
Traffic
%
29%
1
.
%
Sep
98
vtc__2 Bol
B
5% Mar
%
25 'A
*
«
Jun
700
•
—.
Feb
4%
92 %
(C A) Amer share—1 Bol
Motors
Jan
34'A
Sep
•
A)
31%
125
25%
170
July
1.000
1,200
97
1%
7,100
28%
*
2%
2"% July
28'A Mar
12,900
43%
*
preference
16 %
Sep
Jun
2
l
preferred
preference
100
Jan
24'A
4%
Corp common
convertible
1
Jan
43'A
40%
1
4.56%
1
105'A
Sep
200,
47'/a
i
cumulative
.100
Sep
Sep
22%
47
6%
4.88%
96
98
22%
1%
"3%
Feb
"96
20
98
-
42'/a
•
Jan
26
Aug
,
4%
.
31%
~25%
123
25
Corp—10c
Sep
lc
Parkersburg-Aetna
Telev
Sep
5%
May
44%
;
Manufacturing
Southern
34'/a Mar
Jan
102
•
28%
22%
Parker Pen Co class A
Class
Sep
Aug
Aug
4
2,000
4%
,
Sonotone Corp
Feb
97'A
450
3,000
2
_
26%
24%
pfd
1%
1
100
25
vtc
Chemical
Park
37%
Jan
6%
Jan
68
Sep
Aug
10'A
5%
22%
25c
200
25
common
Pancoastal
1,800
26%
Ltd
Light 5%
Page-Hers«(y Tubes
32 %
11%
2L7
Jaji
Sep
90%
5%
2
Paper Mills
Oil
5,500
Apr
115'A
86%
110
98
10c
-
29%
25%
Airlines...
&
Ltd
Electronics &
Penn
7%
10c
27%
26
Lighting $4.50 preferred—
dividend cum preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred
$4.36 dividend preferred
—
7%
3
.
29%
25%
$4.40
21%
3,800
Sep
15 y. May
40'A
27%
Pacific
Pacific
33%
A__25
25
pfd series
preferred
preferred
preferred
1st
4.36%
32%
32%
25
1st
50
8%
100
25
1st preferred
11%
26%
8-
2%
8'A Mar
10'A
26%
5%
preferred
(Howard)
Coast
Jan
11%
110'A
Corp__
Slick Airways Inc__
Sep
Jan
5%
26%
Shares
Smith
33%
Jan
23
.11%
900
*
Mines
Jan
Soss
2,900
6%
6'A
10%
300.
\
Canada—
Precision
Jan
131% Mar
Sefr
14%
12'A
25
.
Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Skiatron
22% M^y
(
2
1
Apr
18
14
Jan
Jan
6'A
86%
'A Mar
Sep
14%
14%
•
Mar
j£4%
17%
1%
8'/a
Sep
Aug
3
600
10'%
17%
1%
•
Sep
14,000
10%
17%
'
——1
—
25
*
preferred—
21%
5
Singer
South
Electric
&
15% *Sep
2'/a Sep
*
Pattern common
Ltd common
South
Gas
311
1
—.
of
6'/a
July
102%
Jan
P
Pacific
Jan
20c
Inc
6'A
14% July
550
Simplicity
3% Aug
4% July
50
102% 106
,
29%
1
1%
3,400
,«
——
convertible
Simpson's
89% Mar
Jan
5%
6
104
111%
lft Jan
69 %
14%
14%.
1
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
Apr
1
common
American
$3
Aug
65% Mar
Jan
101% 102
Aug
20%
Jan
150
■
7
——,
3%
2% July
9,000
21,100
19%
61 V
59%
;
25
1
preferred
__
19%
2 %
;
Silvray Lighting Inc—
Simca
Jun
15 y8
-
Silver-Miller
15%
2Vs
common
Creek
800
•
B
Co
18'A
.10c
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Class
Sep;
17'A
15%
Sicks Breweries Ltd
Silex
44%
15%
Corp
Silver
10%
Jan
12.50
r
of America common
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co:
Jan
88%
90c
Ltd
Shoe
Apr
22%
1
Inc
Sherwin-Williams
Aug
150
preferred
5%
1,600
1
—
Mining
Products
12,000
—5,000 fr
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
100
Company common—__
Old Town Corp common—_—
—
8%
1%
18%
*
common
preferred
cumulative
4%
3%
~1%
1
50c
B
Jun
89'/a
3%
88'/2
88%
America.
Okonite
Inc
6%
12%
ft.
11%
5%
85
pfd. .100
4% %
Sferv
4%%
Oils
•6
6ft
1
common
Co
5%
5%
Apr
10
42
58,200
—
common
Denn
Sherwin-Williams
4%
10%
8%
40 »A
312
Inc—
Leather
Sherman
9'A
9%
3%
Shawinigan Water & Power—.
Apr
4ft
Feb
2 A
4,200
'3ft
13%
Sep
3{;
10%
Company
Corp
Overseas
10
350
4%
8%
-
Brass
40c
Shattuck
„50
Co
of
Corp
A
Ohio
Omar
Seton
Jan
10%
3%
-25
Ltd
Oils
RR
Northern Ind Pub
Okalta
Jan
10%
Airlines
Penn
Ogden
Aug
64
::io
A-
class
Cement
North Canadian
Oceanic
3
16
Aug
-10
Northeast
Class
Feb
Aug
*
Airlines
Servomechanisms
2
13
Jan
"3%
—
51
314
3%
1
B
Nuclear
■
_•
Railway-
American
North
,
55
-10c
Inc
Southern
Class
10
3%
1
Norden-Ketay Corp————
North
10%
Mines
Lites
Noma
Norfolk
54-
—
Ltd—-
Mines
Bros
275
700
13'/a
**
Jan
86'A May
500
High
3% Mar
Sep
<50c
Selby Shoe Co
Sentry Safety Control
Serrick Corp class B
Servo Corp of America—
200
_2%
ft
13
54
1
Merchandise
Rim
13%
10
Rosario—
York & Honduras
New
Nickel
2
•
IIlO
common
3%
Sep
Jan
Seeman
2
7
40%
1
Corp General
Aug
Low
24.700
2%
1
common
Aug
July
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9
Co:
1%
~
—
Auction
Brick
5%
«
Low
1
Fisher
200
2 A
Shares
2
Inc
9,400
81
1%
SejK.
2ji
for Week
25c
Sep
128 %
Sale*
Range
•f Prices
Sale Price
1
(Dell
Inc
ft
6,220
l'A
1
Land—
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
&
17,500
.—25c
Chem Co—
&
Zinc-& Arizona
Mexico
New
Oil
Sayre
6,600
214
1%
•
Savoy
1
Ltd
2%
6%
1
Mai)
Petroleums
2ft
II 50 c
.
3%
Jan
2
A
Par
Ewpphire
2ft Mar
11\ SeP
11,300
Last
Exchange
High
Low
Week's
Friday
American Stock
2%
—
preferred
conv
SEPTEMBER 28
Jan. 1
128'% 130%
2 ft
5%
Clock & Watch Co
Haven
50c
Range Since
High
ili1*** 1 ft
1%.
.
ENDED
STOCKS
Share*
Low
Par
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Range
for Week
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Sale*
WMk'f
/ilday
2%
Feb
Feb
14%
Aug
2%
Jan
»•
\
Volume
Number 5573
184
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1377)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
U
S
U
Foil
S
class
Rubber
United
B
1-
Reclaiming
States
Vitamin
Universal
Products
30%
4ya
4%
4 Va
7%
8%
3,600
2
2
2
14
14
ABanover
Apr
5
Jan
10
28%
50
19%
21 Va
6,600
4%
4%
4%
5,400
6%
6%
6%
300
83%
83 Mi
10
32 Ms
32 %
33 V2
1.000
283/4
4%
4%
400
474
101 Mi
900
Sep
Apr
Sep
*
Petroleum
1
Inc
100
97
91
93
May
34% Mar
5%
Jun
20c
11 Mi
10 %
11%
27,100
8 Va
Jun
113/4
—1
Coke
Aircraft
5%
5%
3,100
372
Jun
87/a
7%
Waitt
4%
5 Va
3,200
4%
5 Ve
5,200
"43/4
-43/4
300
2
47s
6%
4 3/i
Sep
Sep
Sep
37a
Sep
43/4
Jan
106 7,
Aug
*
:
14 74
1
i
4%
Apr
17%
Apr
77a
Apr
5 74
Jan
Bond
ctfs
ext—
•
100
Inc
~3%
~3%
500
278
223/8
23%
1—1
2,100
1972
1%
1%
9,400
2V8
24,000
1
10c
series
preference
Investors Inc (Del)
Wentworth
Western
Utilities
4.40%
Leaseholds
2
153
Ltd
6 Vs
Ry 7% 1st pfd__100
Western Stockholders Invest
Ltd—
dep
rets
ord
shares
S
Western Tablet
& Stationery
Westmoreland Coal
Westmoreland Inc
Shoe
Mfg__
Internat Oil
White
Eagle
White
Stores
5 Mi %
Inc
conv
Wichita
Wickes
Wilrich
(R
C)
Woodall
(F
Lt
283A
10
~33/4
pfd
Sep
Jan
Mar
23% Sep
3% Sep
400
28 Mi
Jan
47a
Sep
167,
25
de
England
i7*
6
6%
300
%
%
42,700
3%
2,000
16%
16 Mi
250
99
99
12%
13 %
17
17
400
56%
61
4,100
3
100
123/4
2
8
60 Mi
5 72s
•No
a
Odd-lot
1st
Power
3
4 Mi
Sep
1474 May
3 7»s
Last
or
June-Dec
with
953/4
A6 %8
ex
Oct
L
Co
55 %
B
&
1
w,
SReported
•
—
i
4s
Jan.
-
3s
series
F
Southern
H
142
-
84
*
2
s
f-f
63
,
1
listed
on
;
%i;.r
987i
83%
89 74
•
Dec
1
110
June-Dec
A7s
ex
Dec
1
1964
$46
Sept.
21
Sept.
24
Sept.
6s
10
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
159.43
67.39
173.23
93.75
92.66
157.73
67.08
172.11
93.75
Jan-July
A
92.66
91.62
90.63
154.99
66.34
169.71
93.86
92.39
91.57
90.37
155.82
92.05
66.13
169.91
93.86
92.22
91.59
90.33
154.70
92.00
65.77
169.08
93.87
92.18
91.35
90.36
91.94
v
Mon.
Closing
Sept. 24
Tues.
Sept.
Range for 1956
88.27
25—
High
87.76
Low
94.00 Aug
3
78.87 Jan 23
86.76
Thurs.
86.50
High
80.49 Dec
86.18
Low
68.05 Jan 18
Sept. 27__
Sept. 28—1—
Range for 1955
109
151
47
47
SEG Index of Stock Prices
Kt.
Composite
(1939 = 100):
Percent
Sept. 21, '56
,i 343.1
Sept. 14, '56
i,
96
366.2
.
97
97
Goods
—1.6
468.6
398.6
427.6
421.9
-
Goods
454.0
—1.3
437.6
369.4
*
—
462.3
—1.8
500.8
425.2
314.5
—
316.9
—0.8
353.0
312.8
154.9
156.2
—0.8
161.5
152.4
.
and
Service
300.3
305.8
—1.8
325.5
._
10174
9672
99
933%
349.0
352.9
—1.1
383.2
Transactions at the New York Stock
96
97%
97 3/4
6
$176%
96
1057a
9672
101
176%
—
$100
95%
96
30
94 72
89
89
10
$96
102
$9372
10372
98%
102
96
97
9674
95
1953
Stocks
Shares
$90
94 ~
10
91
94%
I
1
135
"2
90
62
937a
4,275,000
228,000
4,513,000
2,367,330
1
Wed. Sept. 2G
Thurs. Sept.
1—/—
Total
3,^43,600
177,000
3,920,000
766,310
2,993,000
114,000
3,107,000
1,715,120
3,076,000
136,000
3,212,000
9,788,480
27-^.
$17,434,000
$394,000
$18,328,000
Week Ended Sept. 28
1956
94
$88
94
92 72
94
94
94
10074
$97
100
99%
104
of
8972
8972
99 74
99 7,
99 74
1
97
95%
9672
19
95
102 72
90
90
5
90
93 74
1
93
441,000
67,509,100
17,434,000
737,968,400
$18,328,000
$37,455,400
$761,259,200
$805,927,500
$215,000
—
Foreign
106 72
95
111,008
41,196,300
719,736,900
Bonds
10272
100
$19,000
510,053,578
103 7»
$9,000
100
80
'1955
1,124,500
36.311,900
425,969,862
U. S. Government
International Bank-
97
9374
4956
21,693,460
102
9672
Jan. 1 to Sept. 28
1955
9,788,480
$894,000
9972
96
Shares—
12
99
8872
Railroad and Industrial
Total.
$114
80
June-Dec
$100
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
$100
82
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
$25
June-Dec
103 7,
97 72
3
77%
June-Dec
June-Aug
Feb-Aug
101
9772
7872
33
77
10374 103 74
5
103
10074
HO
Stocks
105
$10074 105
Friday
Interest
Last
Period
72
(Number
85
Foreign
Domestic
of
Shares)
Government
Bonds
Bonds
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
Bonds
Sold
No.
Mon. Sept. 24—
706,140
$43,000
$7,000
Sept. 25—
Wed. Sept. 26—
801,395
72,000
Jan.
Low
75,000
860,060
64,000
49,000
17,000
Total—
4.030,490
$303,000
$81,000
1
High
Week Ended Sept. 28
1956
$80
Stocks—No.
Jan-July
$80
Jan-July
$183
Feb-Aug
105
105
1
82
105
97
^99
36
81
21
20
75
of
Shares-
1955
Total
Bonds
$51,000
122,000
77.010
69,000
6,000
72,000
$7,000
$391,000
Jan.1 to Sept. 28
1956
1955
6,320,160
176,513,026
175,682,524
$303,000
$309,000
$11,528,000
81,000
146,000
29,000
4,963,000
1,175,000
$12,960,000
13,548.000
7,000
$391,000
$484,000
$17,666,000
99
$20
$1,000
5,000
747,950
—
—April-Oct
Bonds
2,000
914,945
Thurs. Sept. 27.
Range Sine#
Foreign
Corporate
50,000
Fri. Sept. 28
Week's Range
Low
ACauca Valley
June-Dec
Central Bk of German
State & Prov Banl»s—
A 6s- series A
1952
April-Oct
1952
Sales
2,102,690
Stocks—No.
94
-Jan-July
1951
Bond
Bonds
Tues. Sept. 25_—
$25
:
Total
Government
$3,576,000
953/4
94
1956
7s 1951
7s 1948
United States
Bonda
$229,000
1017a
98
Feb-Aug
1964
Bonds
$3,347,000
150
$92
Feb-Aug
1963
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
102
91
94 3/a
int'l
and Miscel.
1,837,030
$25
136
Exchange
Mon. Sept. 24
Fri. Sept. 28
136
Railroad
Number ol
102
$114
1971—Jan-July
1970
Feb-Aug
1956
(Col)
294.7
326.8
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
17672
89
99%
102 72
April-Oct
(Germany)
319.0
y
445.4
53
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Exchange
Wfitprwav,
Low
High.
—14.„
"
17
-
BONDS
American Stock
series B
ADanzior Port
r—-1956—-
>
Change
348.6
438.4
—
Mining
50
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
A6s
7
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common
stocks for the week ended Sept. 21, 1956, for composite and by
major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
Tues.
ABaden
92.17
(35 Stocks)
v
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date—
96%
943/4
98
113
9872
:
Webb & Knapp Ine 5s debs
197$
West Pena Traction 5s
1960
Western Newspaper
Union 6s
1959
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
A20-year 7s April 1946
A20-year 7s Jan 1947
92.21
Over-tlie-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Non-Durable
96
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
3 748
3.M&S
40
90.61
479.76
..
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance
$94
April-Oct
/
coupon
91.82
Total
Bonds
481.60
481.08
_
Manufacturing
April-Oct
ser
Second
Rail¬
27
65*'
Feb-Aug
Power
First
490.33
_
26
Sept,
10
487.70
—
25_
Sept.
10
Total
$25
97
Jan-July
1960
1947
1947
-Bonds15
trials
98 72
Feb-Aug
Wasatch Corp deb
Washington Water
stocks and bonde
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
Indus¬
Date
58
April-Oct
June-Dec
1968
coupon
coupon
as
20
73
$165
1998_Jan-July
Corp 3s, 1981—May-No®
5s conv deb
1962_Jan-July
1940
Exchange
30
92 74
Jan-July
April-Oct
Co—
t
Averages
of representative
averages
Stocks
937a
$96%
110
April-Oct
coupon 1953
& Chemical 6s 1973
United Electric Service Co—
with
..
$117
1963
coupon
A7s
daily closing
current year, are as follows
'762
Jan-July
to
Southwestern Gas & Electric
Terni Hydro-Electric
Cp—r
A6%s with Aug 1 1^40
1
range). ,d Ex-Interest,
distribution,
g Ex-stock
year's range), r Trans¬
.,
.
the New York Stock
65
.144 72
$25
Mar-Nov
1976
coupon 1960
& Gas Co 6s
1979
the
are
Ltd—
3%s
1940
receivership.
High
$100
liq tr ctfs—
1978
Aug
40
year's
(not
Stock and Bond
Below
Jan
1023/4
!i:
May-No®
California Gas 37,s 1970
Counties Gas (Calif.)
3s
A6%s ex
United Dye
in
warrants.
58 74
1952.
1952
3%s scries G 1981
Southern
included
1
Low
95 74
9174
Jan-July
1970
1976
D
(not
57%
367s
4972
%
above—/'cod," certificates of deposit
; "cons," consolidated;
"cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M,"
mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t
c," voting-trust certificates;
"w 1,"
when Issued; "w w," with
warrants;
"x w," without
Durable
1973-.
E
$38
transaction
Range Slnce^
No.
95%
83%
May-No®
1976
series
2012__Jan-July
2if Mar
50
145
93
Power
3 7as series
2s
delivery
45
517a
39
•
in
__
55
95 74
May-Nov
1967--—Jan-July
Power 3 74s
1947
27es series C
3s
A)
52
104
45
51 Mi
102
Fri.
8%
Sold
High
9174
—
Mar -Sept
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Southern California Edison
3s 1965
37as series A 1973
series
-Jan-July
102 7i
Abbreviations used
21% Mar
64% May
Apr
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
May
\
3s
1997
..
1971
Water
$47
Deferred
a
Mar
,
flfay-Nov
1953
Puhlic Service Electric
Bafe Harbor
$98
Mar-Sept
(Plan
transaction
1572 Aug
13/4 Aug
$140
'
1961
mortgage
Oct.
$60
June-Dec
-
debentures
Hydro-Electric
A6%s
value,
Jan
106
Sep
July
16 3/4 July
77a Aug
$52
June-Dec
1970
Piedmont
$65
June-Dec
Week's Range
Sale Price
Jan-July
coupon
3748
67aS
Pennsylvania Water
April-Oct
1972
27sS 2008
1
stmpd
.
12
9,100
17s
Quar-Feb
debs
coupon
'•*"
Jan
1774
98
-
Period '
r.
extended
mortgage 3s
Jan
47
$65
included
in. year's range), f Ex-liquidating
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included In
action for cash (not included in
year's range), x Ex-divldend.
y Ex-rights, z
Ex-liquidating dividend.
$Friday"s bid and asked prices; no sales
being transacted during current week.
ABonds being traded flat.
U Apr
390
7-fir
17
17a
1998
conv
subord
mortgage
par
93/4 Mar
Sep
£1
Interest
1953
Sep
3/a
10
Friday
1
6
600
r<\
J
Nippon Electric Power
A 1st
3s
4374
$88
May-Nov
1931
5s
72
$47
June-Dec
76
15972
72
Wed. Sept. 26
5s
,
.,
N
1947
6MsS due 1953
Ohio Power 1st
1951_
66
15472
„
$73
of
of
Janeiro
Corp—
New
$67
$100
Jan
6%
*
(Nov 1 1940
convertible
120
Jan
Jun
Altalian Power Realization
Trust 6%%
Midland Valley RR 4%
1963
National Research
5s
110
Feb
1174
18 s/e
1
& Western RR
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
1
378
1272
Sep
700
1
Guantanamo
Nov
39
10
3,900
coupon 1953
A6%s ex Nov 1 1947
coupon 1953
Finland Residential
Mtge Bank 5s 1961
with
Jun
12%
Eastern Gas & Fuel
3Mis 1965
Ercole Marrelli Elec
Mtge Co- —
A6M2S with Nov 1 1940
ex
26Mi
20%
Division—
mortgage 4s series A 1993
mortgage 4s' series B 1993—
A7s
Jan
113/4
Pump 4s Inc debs 1994
Elec Power 37»s 1970
debs
Feb'
353/4 July
l3/4 Jun
400
_3%
58Mi May
3lMi May
20%
A 1st
A7s
3
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
27es 2008—May-No®
Jan
lI3/4
&
6s
stamped
A)
stamped (Plan A)
(Republic of) —
8 3% July
140
Jan
2078
19,900
Ltd—
Flying Tiger Line
(Plan
A Apr
2072
200
"3%
Boston Edison 23/4s series
A 1970
June-Dec
Chicago Transit Authority 33/4s
1978———Jan-July
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
AGesfuerel
23%
10
25
4%:%
Bethlehem Steel 6s
Aug
1st
Jan
Sep
45
850
Low
Lackawanna of
1043/4 Mar
>
■fg Jan
—
Exchange
Appalachian
5,600
50
'2%
3
—
BONDS
-American Stock
Steel
Sep
20%
Hargreaves Ltd
A Amer
7s
Sinking fund
Rio
117
stamped 1958
Parana
Aug
3% Mar
1
deposit receipts
preference
Wright
stamped
(issue
A7s
Peru
140
117
May-No®
1949—
6%s
21
1
American
6%
%
54
23%
1
Machine
W)
122
987a
5
Industries Inc
Petroleum
common
Woodley
Wool worth
—June-Dec
124
Mar
10
Industries
.
Newspaper
6V2S
(Peru)
High
2
redeemed)
(Prov)
1
132
Germany—
2% Apr
15972 Aug
Sep
5
70
fir
23%
1
Co
preferred
Wisconsin Pwr &
1,000
28
10c
Corp
&
6%
125
54
25
5%
Wood
Co
Petroleums
Ltd
Brothers common
Wilson
19
1
Corp
Williams-McWilliams
Williams
Jan.
Low
132
1C
10
t—
common
Oil
(The)
1,000
•fir
20
preferred
River
23/4
122
•
_r
Weyenberg
Range Since
Sold
Sep
3
Apr
19% May
2% Aug
983/„
Feb
25%
135
700
6 Va
125
Is
com
17a
290
19 Mi
2%
*
3% Aug
23
■
17, Jun
98%
100
pfd
155
19%
1.25
Western Maryland
Amer
1%
*
5
Manufacturing
Texas
—
1
30
Webster
West
111% Mar
Jun
1%
53/4 Mar
•
Jun
22 Mi
,
Jun
17%
1
$2 cumulative preferred
Wallace
&
Tiernan Inc
Waltham Watch Co common
Webb & Knapp Inc
$6
Bonds
""No/
High
.
•
voting
preferred
&
Friday's
Feb-Aug
1947
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s
Mortgage Bank of Denmark
Jan
Co
Baking
or
Bid & Asked
Sep
5 Mi
Co
Corp
Sale Price
Bogota—
May 1927) 1947
(Issue of Oct 1927) 1947
A7s
Jan
105
Week's Range
Last
Period
1947
(20%
1939
ALlma City
Feb
7% Mar
7s
of)
AMedeliin
5
67, Aug
83% Sep
6s
Mortgage Bank
Apr
21Mi July
Aug
37s May
Friday
Interest
Low
(City
16 7, July
19
Munic
secured
Maranhao
Jun
4(4
Steel Co—:
Industries warrants
7s
f
32%
28%
i9y8
5
Z»
Cons
A Hanover
Apr
28 3/4
Jan
AS
68Mi July
Jan
11 Vo
1
Apr
2"7a Mar
1% July
7.900
Aug
w
Waco
-
36 74
4
1
preferred—
Silver-Lead
Wagner
'•
AGerman
6%
500
14%,
603/4 May
47a Mar
Jan
2
common
Virginia Iron Coal &
Vogt Manufacturing
".
15 %
55%
1950
—
*
7,900
10
15
Venezuela Syndicate
Vinco Corporation
Vulcan
34
Feb
27, July
300
7%
25c
Vanadium-Alloys
Venezuelan
34 V,
300
30%
common
SEPTEMBER
.
v
Corp
Norman
2%
1
Co
ENDED
BONDS
American Stock Exchange
High
5
convertible
Van
2>/4
42,300
50c
Sugar
^
$4
48 Ma
Corp
Insurance
Universal
Valspar
44%
2 »/4
1
Universal American
Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
Universal (The) Corp
Utah-Idaho
45 Mi
Low
1
Corp
Corp
WEEK
Range Since Jan. 1
High
conimon
United Stores
Unitronios
Low
1
Co
FOR
for Week
STOCKS
Sales
—Jan-Ji/lw
190
18174
Domestic
$88
Foreign government
9772
4,030,490t
Bonds
188
Foreign corporate.
Trttal.
2,336,000
$28,844,000
37
/
38
(1378)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle... Monday, October
1, 1956
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
FrM»j
STOCKS
Week's
Fait
PaT
American
Motors
American
Tel
\
Anaconda
Boston
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<fc
Tel
Company
<fe
5%
Maine
RR
Boston
&
Calumet
Cities
Providence
Hecla
&
Service
Copper
Eastern
Gas
Mass
&
Motor
General
Loew's
Scores
Tel
(N
-
84
84
84
115
Jan
13%
•
133/8
75
Sep
12% Jan
61%
633%
88
53% Jan
47
Z~
H
473/4
116
44% Feb
112
25%
15%
Jan
28
70
26
Jan
47
53
49
60
61%
360
563/4
59%
1,556
55%
573%
563
52%
Jan
65%
49 '/a
47%
46% 463/4
131% 134 %
507
40%
Jan
54%
56 %
12%
8c
•
Fruit
22%
1
19%
•
•
Shoe Machinery Corp
25
U S Rubber Co
Smelting Rig & Mining
Waldorf Systems Inc
Westinghouse Electric Corp
50
42%
*
12.50
82
American
Brown
Buell
20
Die
Ford
Gar
Jan
Jan
21
Sep
27%
Great
Apr
Hoover
854
23% Jan
20 %
46%
473%
1,537
42%
44%
121
62%
70
14%
50
53
55%
31%
46% Sep
41% Sep
47
Sep
56% Jan
719
48%
Jan
1,091
Sep
55 % Mar
60%
Apr
69 %
Apr
67% Mar
13% Jun
51% May
15
Jan
66
Mar
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Prlee
Par
American
Laundry
Champion Paper
20
common.
Cincinnati Gas &
4% preferred
8.50
com
N
O
&
T
P
Cincinnati
Transit
DoW common
Eagle
50
'
>.--2.
12%
I
&
Gamble
Armco
Telegraph
47
Feb
43%
Jan
IHH
3
n
Power
&
I"
Kodak
Jan
13
31% Jun
Aug
533/4
Jan
66% July
863/s Jan
713/4 July
73
25
59%
Jun
3
55%
Jan
16%
136
29%
15 %
29%
30
80
293/8
38
38%
5
47%
48%
25
May
Sep
173/b
Aug
343/s
Apr
263/b Jan
40%
45
Jan
108
57%
Jan
49
193%
Sep
583/8
199
53
Jan
40
May
Co
Jan
Sep
46%
45%
47%
374
17%
173/4
173/4
383%
20
173/4
Sep
15
32
20
333/8
Apr
Sep
383/4
-25
In<TI_"
333/a ,333/s
40
Products-
IIIIIIIH
104
37%
40%
153
393/4 sep
383%
50
27%
5
5
40
383/4
5
Distillery
Central
77%
30%
10
~
"
&
52
375
1%
H~~
27%
25
373/4 May
21% Feb
104
104
25
78%
Jan
36%
Sep
R
65% July
49% Mar
Radio Corp
Republic Steel
f
I
38 3/4
July
July
42 % Aug
28% Sep
1213/4 Aug
44 3/a
I
(R
J)
Sears Roebuck
in
~
Sinclair
102
45
223/4 Feb
20
50
20%
Jan
38
28
Apr
26% May
Jan
51%
Co
38%
130
38
513/4
54%
145
43
53%
Jan
«
53%
2
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1
~—
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640
6,067
516
13/4
1%
"1%
700
1%
1%
Sep
2%
1%
800
1
xO
%
19%
Apr
20%
2% May
1,455
*
23%
Metal
30
May
35%
56
3/b
Jan
72 %
36
51%
Sep
20%
30
81% May
19%
Jan
40
23
41%
37%
57%
Mar
50
40
Sep
48 3/a
July
37%
Sep
43%
Jan
Jan
64%
57%
54%
533/4
553/g
6
20
153
483A
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50%
Feb
513/4
52%
144
47%
62% July
Jan
25%
71
26%
150
22%
Jan
May
30% Aug
13%
Sep
14% Mar
13%
13%
1
23%
23y«
25
47
20
47
50
-16%
-12%
65
53
55
—10
45%
45%
67%
77
132
50
22% May
IO33/4 Feb
47
51%
Sep
Feb
25% May
132% July
59% Mar
70 %
Sep
51 % May
66
45%
50% Mar
BONDS—
Cincinnati Transit
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51%
112% 113
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23%
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57%
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53
Mar
24
Jan
6% Sep
10% Mar
23%
250
1%
491
23/4
150
273/a
1%
1%
27
Sep
1 % May
1% Mar
100
2%
Feb
3%
21%
Sep
32
Mar
3%
250
3% July
4
Jan
300
33/4
Jan
3%
Jan
18%
350
11% Feb
21%
46%
Apr
630
40%
11
57%
11%
Apr
1,450
8
Jan
10%
143%
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Apr
725
10
May
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Jan
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255
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Jan
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478
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1,642
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268
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6
2,066
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18% Apr
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6
37
Jan
5
Aug
10
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28% Mar
6%
6
Aug
Sep
6%
6%
195
14%
14%
14%
100
6%
6%
100
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380
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Mar
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May
44%
2
...
4
Sep
Sep
3%
1%
2,300
1
Apr
6
Sep
1% May
Friday
Mar
59%
ACF
Industries
(Un)
10%
13% Feb
Feb
16% Mar
Jan
Air
Corp
Reduction
Co
(Un)
Alaska Juneau Mining
Alleghany Corp
(Un)
Allied Chemical
_____HII
Dye (Un)__
Mfg (Un)___
Ltd
*
.
Airlines
American Bosch
Amer
(Un)
Arma
1
(Un)IH~2
Corp
Broadcasting Para Thea
American Can
Co
(Un)
American Cyanamid
Co
American Electronics
American Motors Corp
~_12%
(Un)_s
*,
3% July
Sep
50% Aug
4% Feb
10 % May
5 n*
%o°5?
85
111
Feb
Jan
May
_
22"/
114
Aug
114
Aug
80
2634
300
22%
Sep
26 % Mar
17
Feb
23% Aug
25
Jan
403A
Sep
48%
Apr
63%
Feb
76 Vb
Apr
392
11% Jun
13%
Jun
11%
a6
a6
50
5%
453A
47%
422
45%
19
19%
413
^
_
_
Sep
Sep
18%
Sep
a50% a50%
44
50
Jan
57
169
169 171%
2,374
169
Sep
186
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4,286
Refining Co
-
61*
Sep
432
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74 %
Sep
84
33 %
Sep
51%
Baltt^e^ohin^n0?
~
i
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13
100
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41%
Jan
Feb
16
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481/!
Bethlehem Steel
Bishop
Black
Blue
Oil
Corp
Co
15%
Jan
19%
31%
Sep
31%
Sep
915
26%
Sep
32
Aug
320
37%
Jan
Mining
Corp
Boeing Airplane
Bond
42
393
Co
Stores
450
5%
Sep
7%
Feb
al3% al3%
130
12%
Jun
15%
Jan
52% May
8% Apr
4ft
-
4ft 1/.
17
•
Jan
3%
Jan
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825
14%
"3 "S
100
400
32V,
262
5%
5
4
\
7
14%
Sep
Sep
Feb
16
Jan
Sep
123/8 Aug
Jan
36%
Aug
Feb
9%
22
May
25 %
—
551/4
551/4
228
50
Jun
65%
62%
65%
788
62%
57%, Apr
75 % Aug
__
162% 162%
308
14%
14c
14 %
350
14c
18c
25,800
146
Sep
Feb
123/4
Jan
14c
Sep
Feb
1634
ifi%
285
II
15%
51%
53%
927
46% July
33/4
33/4
3'/«
1,000
5
8%
July
27
5
10.
3%
Jan
167% Aug
18% May
35c
Apr
19% July
583/4 Sep
4% July
al5% al5%
__
45 %
21
10
a59y4 a59y4
20
59 %
Apr
61
Mar
413/4
Feb
50%
Apr
May
23% Aug
Jun
21%
45
4534
435
143/4 July
163%
Jan
21
21%
435
16 3/4
19 Vs
19 %
215
18
50c
8%
8V>
105
8
Jan
9%
Jun
10
10
371
10
Sep
11 %
10V«
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May
300
i0
convertible
Corp
18
144
5%
10
com
preferred
Burroughs
5c
15
(Un)
Budd Company
(Un)
Budget Finance Plan
7%
•
1
(Un)
Corp
Broadway-Hale
Aug
Sep
1714
51/4
1
(Un)
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Borden Company
9
.
46% Aug
10% Jun
43%
2
Stores
Borg-Warner
:
Apr
a>
0*717
200
2
Mammoth
Diamond
23 % May
12,400
5/4
5
(Un)
85 % Mar
66% Aug
Feb
nif
5%
-i
1
Sep
Jan
101
75
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Bestwall Gypsum iiUn)
Co
Feb
May
17%
II
.
Corp
20c
7%
Mar
20
99
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673/4
47
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:
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4
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20
Manufacturing Corp
569
Sep
24% Mar
495
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8
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Corp common
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83/4 May
47%
a50%
~
May
274
163
•
common
Bandini
32
403%
100
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?
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5%
Aug
15
412
11%
•
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
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July
Jan
170
Atlas
Apr
37 %
144 3/8
101
106
Atlantic
124%
313^ May
75
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American Radiator & SS
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a__
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.
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Burlington Industries
Feb
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Last
Sale Price
60c
1998
Jan
Sep
1
class
Feb
| Sep
.
33/4
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Products
21
Jan
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18
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common
5%
173/4 Mar
19 %
Apr
8%
23/4
1
Co
93/8 July
49 % Mar
38%
150
21%
1
I
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200
1%
•
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6%
5%
1%
1
Products
253/4
40% May
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83/4
27%
4
Co
Tube
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23/4
1
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325
May
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24
52
83/4
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19
1
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49% Mar
37%
Jan
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50
50
50
52%
41%
Aug
8,%
2%
Sep
57% May
20%
5
II
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55 %
31
Edison
Century-Fox
Apr
49% Mar
60%
52%
*
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53%
Sep
May
60%
5-
Standard Oil (N J)
(Ohio)
I
~
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473/8
31
c
IIII
25
38
7c
Southern Railway
Standard Brands
Standard Oil (Ind)
41%
38
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~
Oil
37%
23%
51%
"
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Tobacco
Socony Vacuum
Sunray
37%
41%
40 34
47%
Motors
20% July
41 %
Sep
20
66
"
Oil
Westinghouse
Woolworth (F
373/8 Mar
R
Pepsi-Cola
Rubber
Aug
Aug
80% July
236 % Apr
983/4 July
49%
23
Pennsylvania
U S Steel
36% Mar
105
56%
Co
Mar
163/8
25
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20
Sep
63%
31%
Sep
23% May
Feb
73
69%
71%
193% 198%
86%
893/4
66%
.
7%
56%
National Lead
Standard
61%
85 3/a Mar
168%
10
34
Sep
July
31%
Co
Montgomery Ward
Southern
13%
5 %
A
Feb
143 % May
5
Motors
Reynolds
25
16%
■
General Electric
York
20
Jan
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Federated Department
National Dairy
111
5%
162
7
Jan
15% Feb
153/4 Jan
Jan
3%
Apr
23% Mar
186%
6[g Sep
48
31%
Jan
77%
Sep
65%
Sep
530
Jun
40
18% Sep
168%
61%
5
Pont
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28%
62 % Jan
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7
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Pacific
Mead
19
Jan
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55% Aug
Jun
July
67%
8%
36
Feb
8%
.
Corp
Wayne
Sep
Jun
14%
224%
Feb
63%
s
Columbus & So Ohio
Martin
15
35
81%
IIIIIIIIIl
Cities Services
Columbia Gas
Lorillard
15
110
18%
18%
168% 168%
10
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
General
25%
36%
67%
50
Manufacturing
Eastman
3
48 % July
206
Sep
7%
34
374
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19
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353%
35%
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61% July
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30
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Apr
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STOCKS
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Dayton
Vinco
10
24% Mar
Apr
5,287
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Udylite
Sep
47%
2,481
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92% Mar
53/4 Feb
47%
287
Mining
Canadian
Sep
363/8 Peb
1,001
206
173
50
58
206
Sep
30
52%
613
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U
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18
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560
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Sherman
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360
7%
28%
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Rockwell Spring & Axle
Sheller
4% July
8% Feb
50%
10
Ashland Oil
Union
9
39%
&
Electric
55% July
86
May
18%
47%
59%
common
Dillon
Aug
Sep
Ii
common
Clemens Metals
Scotten
4 %
453/4
263/8
Bearing
(The)
Sep
3% May
Jan
29%
60
39%
1
Wines
293/s July
Jan
102%
84% Jun
4
Aug
353%
Stocks—
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20th
459
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56%
Rights
Toledo
Jan
173
36
American Telephone &
Pure
Sep
37%
50
common
Anaconda
New
93%
1
10
10
49%
American Cyanamid
American Radiator
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45
Apr
50%
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537
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Jan
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preferred
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173
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230
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173
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20
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10
common
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High
30%
Jan
Jan
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100
Cincinnati Milling Machine
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Sep
May
7%
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Apr
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550
14
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National
Sales
of Prices
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International
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Kinsel
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555
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25
1,906
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Graham
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Motors Corp
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34%
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Detroit Steel
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Federal
Low
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Corp
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Shares
Machine
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for Week
1
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20% Mar
24%
Metal
Bales
Range
of Prices
1
common
McLaren
31 % May
16% Jun
14%
53
Apr
Stores
Electric
249
29%
62%
Jan
61% Aug
28% Apr
Sep
Wrigley
215
3/a
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II
3%
112
Week's
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Par
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Allen
PONTIAC
Exchange
Friday
Sale Price
Chrysler
Apr
May
Aug
Aug
17%
Feb
24
46 %
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Aug
22%
July
147%
2% Aug
51%
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100
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155
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242
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96
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51% May
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59
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72% July
68% Mar
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20
American
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Aug
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Jan
44
17% July
9
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United
59%
Feb
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100
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Sep
1
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42%
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14%
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20
60
19%
10
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Jan
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26%
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57% Mar
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87% Mar
Sep
25
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Pennsylvania
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Jan
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122
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533/4
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Sep
79
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(Un)
Roebuck & Co
4.48%
Mar
58%
B
Co (Un/
Fran
Company
10c
Corp
Lead
Southern
7
8
7
Jan
1
270
a23
(Un)__25
(Un)
(P)
T"-~
Co
Inc
Aircraft
Inc
(Un)
Tobacco
(Un)
37
29%
32% Aug
29% Sep
1
Paper Co
Southern
20th
Industries
220
1
Petroleum
Southern
2,6
a__
class
59?
1
;
33
1
35'%
44%
33
2%
29%
50c
(Un)_—
Dutch
Aug
26% Mar
Sep
10'%
*
33
10
;
34%
55%
53 V« Mar
Corp
Louis-San
Solar
Jan
/•4 % Sep
300
a87% a87%
__
39%
Co
Sep
Aug
57
76
al6%
2'%
(Un)
Corp
Lorillard
'42%
20
23'%
8%
(Un>
Liggett,
Loew's
461%
92'%c
4
(Un)
Inc
Litton
10
Chemical
&
Light
Libby,
__
18
Sep
1
29%
__
Feb
33%
Co
Corp
Socony-Mobll
Oil
Apr
43
250
__
5
(Un)
Copper Corp
County Land Co
ear
*
33 y3c
(Un)
Steel
Industries
Lehman
Jan
33%
10c
Kennecott
Kern
*
7%
—
Laughlin
Alum
Kaiser
(Un)
Company
&
Kaiser
*
Tel
Co
Johns-Manville
Kansas
30
58'%
__
30%
48% Jan
50c
(Un)_
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Oil
Regis
TXL
Oil
Jones
&
41
24% J.ly
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Aircraft
Signal Oil
July
37%
Sep
al6'% al7i%
4%
51/4
15c
61% Aug
1g6
5
Corp
Rockwell Spring & Axle
Shell
142% Aug
35
a60'/4 a60'/4
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(Can)
Jan
46
6,903
90c
33 %
Sep
*
41
22%
•
*
Co
Tel
45%
90c
1,475
53% Jan
871
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Oil
Southern
214
25c
N;ckel
Oil
86%
Richfield
Stanley
(Un)
International
International
*
38%
461/4
21%
22% July
a34
Manufacturing Co
Ranch
Sinclair
17% May
35V2 Jan
5,761
—1
Corp
46%
Feb
31%
Metals
Rice
Servel
Feb
Jan
all7
Reynolds
Rheem
Sharon
Sep
Feb
41
al6y2
2%
141/4
24%
1
59
39%
110%
38%
Apr
1
Corp
(R
Sears
79% July
341/8
28% May
a
Jun
46%
538
16% July
49%
(Un)
Reynolds
Seaboard
Mar
a39 a40'%
12V2
Harvester"
Intex
112%
10
international
Jan
Jun
4 J.'% a46'%
14%
Inc
Diego Gas & Electric
Sapphire Petroleum
Schenley Industries (Un)
Schering Corp (Un)_.
Apr
Jan
33'%
1
Development
Co
?9c
88
Feb
1% Aug
24%
5
(Un)
41
45'/b
1%
1
______
Steel
a
89
Jan
54%
21
5
(Un)
San
3.00 Mar
37
a5S% a59%
50c.
Co
Jan
Feb
a
Sep
34%
5
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Republic Aviation (Un)
Republic Pictures (Un)
St
July
Jan
60%
a39
85%
July
a33
5
Corp of America
St
Aug
27% July
76%
18c
25
(Uni
Illinois Central RR
16c
a67'% a71%
a57
42
10
54 Va
Sep
48%
(Un)
St
Jan
351/4 May
J 6"
Sep
a29% a23 %
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Co
2.50
24
a31 Va a31%
25
class
Mining
Sound
27%
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Corp——
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Howe
2.80
26
(Un).
RR
Electronics
Honolulu
2.70
a35'/a a35%
14%
D<welonm®nt_
Homestake
Feb
2.75
Radio
Rohr
54
Jan
23%
-*
.
Hotels
Hoflman
60
41 '/2
12%
,
(Un)
Preferred
Hilton
64
Jan
1%
(Un)
Hammond Organ Co
Hancock
Jan
Sep
*278
46% a47%
1
„
233
54%
*
Royal
3f%
a27'% a2 /%
a67%
19%
50
50
i
Safeway Stores Incorporated
51%
a
10
19%
12%
18% July
Jan
a27%
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Fab
3% Aug
85%
85%
a38% a38"%
1
201/2 Jun
5% Aug
45% Apr
Apr
4'/2
41
(Un)
Ohio
Corp
17%
5'%
a46%
10
Corp
(Un)
Aircraft Eng
Grumman
40'%
common_10c
(Un)—
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Graham-Paige Corp
Gulf,
15%
~
Apr
49% July
49 % Mar
Sep
a467/8 a46%
10
Co__
Granite City Steel (Un)
Great Northern RR (Un)
Greyhound
401/4 May
12% Jan
9
a50% a51%
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fit
46%
47 7%
1
&
Co
&
4 5% a46%
1
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Co
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uouuyear Tire
prsre
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Jan
5
Co
Goodrich
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a50 y2
(Un)
McBean
(Un)
8%
5'%
—2%
(Un)
Products
Gladding
18%
10c
4
Bros
Jan
15%
a
(Un)
General Telephone
Corp
(Un).
Tire & Rubber (Un)
Gillette
53%
4)%
Corp common
5J1/4
7%
46%
preferred
Gimbel
57
7%
—1 %
Getty Oil Co
List
48% Aug
Aug
a
General
I
Jan
Jan
49
Foods
General Public Service
Jade
40
57
1
8.75
2% May
181
1
Co
Sep
•
72'% -74%
Calif—
9,375
—50
2
Gamble
Co
3»/a^
50
48%
(Un)
Reserve Oil & Gas CO.
Rexall
Drug Inc^
a48% a50%
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Co
Republic Steel
1
5
&
Jan
3
(Un).
(Un;
General Exploration
Mar
a48'/4 a50 y2
—:
Co
Jan
Inc
Rayonler
14'/4 May
76% July
'
16% May
26%
26%
44c
3%
Jan
a621/2 a63'%
a59y2
5,8.0
1.90
3%
Procter
&
Sep
2.10
2.00
3
Pullman
50
Sep
Jun
Corporation (Un)
Philip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Pure
301/4 July
11% Jun
22%
36>/a
a
2
1
w
Electric
Sep
(Chas)
4.00
Aug
40% Sep
Jan
*
u_
2.50
Pfizer
2.40
Jan
30%
1
(Un)
1.70 July
401/4
Jan
42%
:
Philco
33
36 y8
(Un)
Phelps-Dodge Corp (Un)
al0% al0%
1
5
Dynamics
Co
Apr
,*
New common
R
2%
Sep
41c
50
Sep
43
Jan
Jun
(Un)
1'%
43
21c
Sep
100
(Un)
l'/8
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7,000
2,165
2,409
37%
(Un)
Co
Co
Sep
22'A
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5
General
R
&
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Jan
43
Co.
Penn
(J
14%
43
Inc
41
Pictures
Davis
13
39
—
Parke,
Penney
Jun
5
Feb
22c
3%
r4 %
Jan
2.00
34 Vt
21%
100
Air
8%
1.95
Jun
37/
,
World
l'/8
i y8
29
330
1
13%
13
291
*
common
.
Feb
29 V2
10
preferred
American
Paramount
Aug
May
3y4
47
23 ya
25
Ltd
Tel
a7i%
—10
(Un)
34% May
&
,
17% Mar
Sep
Aug
37%
25
13%
2.00
;
59%
Jun
1%
36
40%" 41%
25
a7'/8
1
I.
6%
16
22 '/2
'
Pan
7%
37%
8
;
Rights
Jan
9% Apr
52
25
common
class A
Petroleum
Tel
jun
170
100
Jan
21c
10
Electric
Indemnity Co
Lighting common
Pachic
Feb
28% Sep
60% May
78% July
2.85
5
preferred
Pacific
Sep
a87%
3
5
Co
Trailer
Pacific
39%
Feb
46% Feb
100
29%
•
preferred
Pacific
—10
1
Dairies
Feb
Sep
21
22
25
&
red pfd
4.80%
6y4 July
57%
50%
Corporation
General
5%%
35%
464
-
25
5
preferred
15% Mar
34%
Feb
(Un)
(Un)
Garrett
General
6%
Sep
a68% a71%
*
General
Sep
26-/4
May
(Un)
Clay Products
Finance Corp
Pacific
45
432
2,525
100
Pacific
100
43% July-..
50% Apr
17»/4
Mar
al3% al3%
al3%
(com
Sep
50Va Mar
27% July
Sep
Sep
1%
l7/8
a37% a39%
8
(Un)
Olin Mathieson Chemical(Un)
Apr
45
Sep
5
(Un).
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Feb
40
17%
2.95
'
36% Aug
1
Co
63%
v
81
Jun
37 Va
a7'/2
1
68'/2
Sep
14% July
18% Aug
30%
24% Jun
a7%
1
Co
Sep
718
27%- 271/2
a48% a50%
a77 %
a79
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:
1
Jan
(Un)
Inc
Co
Match
Oil
•
1
Co
•Preferred
271/4
•
Petroleum
Oil
Edison
Ohio
42 Va Mar
FeD
Jun
Sep
Feb
a25% a25%
(Un)—10
"
Oceanic
May
32%
14 y«
.
206y2
Light (Un)
General
July
45
4% Feb
25% Feb
220
-
35 %- 35%
■
5
Aug
40% Mar
524
a24 a24%
*
(Un)
:
546
80
a39% a40vs
1
Co
1,427
a37% a37 %
50c
(Un)
American AvUtion
Northern Pacific P.y
'
a29y8
RR
Corporation
45%
a84 a87%
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32'/4
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(Un)
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Jun
al94
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Ford
22%
.
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Corp
Foremost
167
44
Fitzsimmons Stores class A
Power
Aug
Nordon
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32 y4
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Florida
Jun
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23%
5
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Mer
Hlntkote
143
5
(Un)
(Un)
Co
&
Metal
&
Central
19
a33
1
Mining & Chem
York
Niagara Mohawk Pwr Co
a69y4
Oil Co Ltd class A
Farmer
Idria
New
1
i
Gas
Products
Corp
New
400
18%
1
(Un)
Apr
50c
Nemours
System
70% Aug
6% Mar
5
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34%
i0"/4
a281/2 a29 %
a33
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(Un)___
Jan
Oil
125
5
Jan
1
(Uni
Inc
Elec
300
5'%
a39'/s
(Un)
Jun
.
8% May
7% May
5'/a
5%
3
(Un)
>
.
2.40 Aug
1.95
51/2
10
51%
*
.
Calif.
Co
Natural
Emerson
,57
Theatres
England
Jan
Jan
32%
900
5
;
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Supply Co
New
41%
1,451
2.35
(Un)
28%
a
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i
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El
of
Co
Airlines
Electric
193
Gypsum
National
Jan
85
Co-
765
"
—10
Co
Co
<E
60 Y* May
(Un)
&
National
38% Aug
v
Jun
39'%
18%
High
31
2.35
a28%
(Un)_.
281
50c
Industries
Pont
*
Sep
15
28% Apr
34% Aug
38%
16%c
j
National Biscuit
Qo (Un)
National Distillers (Un).
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a33% a33%
—
2
Montgomery Ward
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1
——
Aircraft
Oil
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(Un)_
Ltd- (Un)
Chemical
Dresser
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5
_—
36%
861
€3'%
a
20
10
Montana-Dakota' Util
Apr
Low
a30
1
(Un>___12%
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a23% a29%
1
25
:
a
(Un)
&
Chemical
Inc
lasn Sines Ms. 1
High
1
5%
-50c
com
27%
Inc
Chapman
Motorola
5%
Douglas
Eastern
May
Sk»-M
Low
i
30%
5
(Un)
(Un)
DGugias
Dow
Jan
24
Aug
% Jun
-
—
1
!
a28% a29%
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1
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(Un)
14
32
(Un;
Co
Co
*
a30
1
Mississippi River Fuel
Monsanto
•■"43 y* Sep
2 */a Apt'
67 y8 July
Jan
54%
-
230
73%
5%.
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mc
Records
Mines
63'%
25
Corp
Decca
Dome
I
—5all33/4
(Un)
Corp
Co
36%.. 36%
T,
*
Co
CurLtso-Wriant
&
10
73 »/4
2
(Un)
Oil
Cudahy Pack Co
Deere
'
20
:
Co
Amer
a36% a36%
50c
Co
Steel
Cuban
Jun
Co
Petroleum
&
Merritt
Jun
Mxg
Merchants
Merck
Sep
•1.30
Sep
1-/4
40
04
40 ,4
—
Zellerbach
Crucible
17V4. Jan
Feb
325
1
a36%
-2%
(Un)
h
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.
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Co
2
a23a23%
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Power
..
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1
20% Mar r
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July
'86%
'
Sep
24y2
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10
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Can Co
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Continental On Co (Del)
Corn
2
-
32'%
75.
'
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(Un).
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Edison
consolidated
1,205
fl38%
w".
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2
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1
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80c
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A Sep
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600
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Corp
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550
10%. 11%
—
--
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1
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Feb
.11% May
57 V4 Jan
361
•
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36 % Mar
15. 15'/a
a37%
.1
25
5
60
86%. 86%
1.10
Macy (R Hi & Co (Un)
Magnavox Co (Un)
48% May
161/4 May
>
31 % May
50
Par
Jan
54%
20
*
Pac—
pfd-
Service
V
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1.10
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Chicago Rock Inland & Pac RR
Chrysler Corp
dUes
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Chicago Milw St Paul
,
Sep
lis July
146
-
.
Sep
13%
2
f#r Week
'
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Sep
43
175
,
30
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Class
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10
...
1%
Barge
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Sale Price
•
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200
12
a53% a56%
—
.
Case
:
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Week's
Last
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Low
V/2
■*.!
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1%
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—
5
—
Petrol
Pacific
Corp
h
Friday
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10c
Packing Co
2^
SEPTEMBER
for Week
of Prices
Sale Fiiee
ENDED
Sales
Kange
43% Mar
85%
V*
7
Sep
Sep
Jan
54% Mar
33 Va
Aug
,
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1380)
Monday, October 1, 1956
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Us
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
SEPTEMBER 28
Friday
Angslss Stock Exchange (Cost.)
STOCKS
STOCKS
Sale Price
Low
Par
U
S
U
S
Rubber
U
S
Steel Corp
Plywood
Universal
Consolidated
Oil
Vanadium
Water
Western
Lines
Air
(Un).
(Un)
Power
Inc
Radio
General
Foods
25
53
Jan
42
Mar
51%
20
26% Aug
a36% a36V4
11
37%
a22% a23%
41
*
—
—
18%
10
10
•
14%
__
10
45
—
General
General
Public Utilities
Apr
General
Telephone
383/4
Jan
Gerber
Aug
37%
Jun
Gillette
(The)
24%
Sep
Glidden
Co
22% Mar
Goldblatt
Sep
Jan
36 % July
Goodyear
Jun
65% Mar
Gossard
46%
25c
13%
61%
Feb
39c
July
45
46
50
July
a54% a54%
al01%al01%
17
50
alO3%al0674
15
—
Mar
59%
Sep
• al03%
Sep
Jan
16% May
Jfi
Aug
105
Feb
Sep
a—
86%
—-
Granite
Great
Midwest Stock
A
Friday
STOCKS
Sale Priee
Acme
Laboratories
Steel
Admiral
Akron
Co
American
Sep
8%
2,600
7%
Sep
10 % Mar
11%
300
10%
Sep
17
8%
8%
200
7%
Jan
10 % May
Can
American
1
(Un)
Co
1
12.50
v.
American
Motors Corp
Rad & Stand San
American
Tel
100
-
17
Mar
-
373/4
31%
37%
38%
32%
22%
800
40%
& Tel Co
Viscose
Corp (Un)
Copper Mining (Un)
Steel
Corp
Armour & Co (III)
&
Santa
76%
Apr
Feb
Interstate
33%
Sep
Jones &
6,500
169%
Sep
600
6%
74
186%
Feb
84 Va May
Sep
51
Jan
Jan
51
87% Mar
66% Aug
La
17%
18%
1,100
15%
23'A May
Laclede
16%
17 %
2,200
15%
Jan
20
28% .28%
30
28'A
Jan
30'A Mar
13%
13%
Mar
1%
3
5%
5%
5%
1,900
13
13'%
13%
50c
3%
3%
Aug
9%
Sep
14
700
3%
12
2,600
2"%
15%
May
Jan
4% July
Jan
31%
400
24%
Jan
34 V2
Aug
56%
500
49
Jun
62%
Apr
Benguet Consol Mining Co (Un)__„lp
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
•
Booth-Fisheries Corp
5
1%
1%
161% 164
300
1%
Sep
2%
Feb
600
143%
Jun
168'A
Sep
16%
16%
16%
850
16%
Sep
20 %
Apr
10
32
31%
32
500
24
July
34 %
July
5
45
45
45%
600
38%
Jan
50%
Apr
18#
68
Feb
85
Apr
(George W) Corp
Corp
J)
♦
Fbote Gear Works
Calumet
131/4
Inc
South
Products
A
21%
Sep
27%
Jan
Sep
30%
Feb
1%
1%
1%
200
Ex
33%
29%
30%
150
28
Jan
11
100
10 %
Sep
1374
61%
300
54 Va
Jan
67% July
23%
900
22%
Sep
27%
Aug
63
63
18%
18%
43 % Mar
100
129%
Sep
300
3%
Jan
130
7%
72
Feb
7%
130
7%
71%
74
1174 Aug
140.
Apr
60 % May
1,600
974 Aug
85'A Jan
1
42%
42%
44%
1,500
May
52 Va Mar
88%
88 %
88%
100
88%
Sep
98 %
Jan
43
38
200
34%
24
24%
300
24
16%
16%
2,700
40 %
(Allen
Co
Merck
Co
&
Apr
_
Merritt
Chapman
Scott
&
Metropolitan Brick
Blanke Co
238
II
TtJn)
8%
o
nnpp
47
1,900
26%
26
6%
199
Middle
South
Minnesota;
Min
Mississippi
Missouri
Modine
River
Monsanto
Co
9%
407a
Jan
May
Sep
34% Feb
Chemical
Montgomery
Ward
(Phillip)
Mount
& Co
convertible
50c
Industries
Napco
Container
National
Distillers
National
Lead
National
Standard
New
Co
974 July
835 %
Apr
Aug
July
600
43%
Feb
57 %
400
76 %
Feb
99 %
Tile
York
&
North American
North
Aviation
American
Car
Northern
Illinois
245
26%
28%
900
26%
Sep
62%
100
62%
Sep
151"
2%
Northern
Pacific
Northern
States
(Minnesota)
Northwest
Oak
14%
Jan
14 y2
Apr
Sep
Sep
72 74
May
2 5'A
14 V4
65'A
20
18
Mar
Feb
Feb
60'A
15
8 J/4
500
674
Apr
1,000
29%
Apr
40 y8
July
39
July
9
Jan
71
Jan
62%
9
July
Sep
33%
33J/2
35%
35%
Sep
36
33%
Feb
38
38
39%
1,800
32
Apr
59
59
601/2
1,500
47%
Feb
70 %
28 «/2
31%
800
24%
Feb
34% Aug
Jun
23%
140
42
Sep
July
18%
600
18%
15
15'/a
200
15
Sep
23
20
20
160
19
Jun
22'/a
Apr
18%
20
11%
Jan
Mar
1174
11%
500
11%
Sep
14
Jan
27'A
27'A
100
2774
Sep
32 y2
Jan
6'A
6%
300
6Va Aug
8% Mar
200"
30% May
200
46
Jan
3574 Aug?
70% July
18
300'
17%
Sep
29
Apr
36%
36 %
37%
2,100
36%
Sep
51
Mar
39'/a
39%
4174
4,900
39%
Sep
46%
Apr
42%
43.
300
4274
Sep
4674 July
45'A
47
200
42
Jun
50%
1
6'A
7
>A
7'A
24 "A
cl A.*
24%
Ry
6%
7 J/4,
26%
1,200
600
100
6'A
1074
Jun
Feb
10 %
Jan
37%
Sep
6% July
24 Va
Apr
Jan
Edison
Oklahoma
11% July
Jan
21
Feb
3724 July
2874 Sep
49%
49%
104% 106 74
49J/2
34
33
50
34
8
100
45'/a
300
77
42
500
33
61
Feb
250
May
Sep
Feb
Apr
123% Aug
58
37
Aug
Sep
13 J/2
14
200
11%
Feb
17% May
37 >4
13 "A
39 74
500
36
Jun
47%
40'A
42 7/z
2,100
4074
35'A
36
1.700
34
Jan
18 «/2
18%
18%
6,500
16
May
49%
Sep
37%
37%
100
37%
1674
1774
2,700
1674
Sep
69 »/2
71
21%
2 1 74
2 1 74
5
Sep
Mar
2074 Mar
Jun
16%
42
Jan
44
Apr
18 74
Aug
Co—
5
10
Co
1
800
65
19
July
75 74 May
Jan
1,300
24 %
,
Feb
Aug
Apr
12
Gas
51
150
497a
Jan
57
3974
40
500
34
Jan
46%
7.50
26%
27 74
310
23 y8
Jan
5
—
Chemical
5074
___•
Natural
Olin-Mathieson
Jan
20
900
35%
(Un)
Co
700
800
27%
41%
Co
Oil
974
35 3 4
27
(Un)___l
Bancorporation
Ohio
8%
34 %
5
common
Power
Ohio
8%
27%
5
(Un)
Manufacturing
Pan
53 74
5574
500
51 Va
Jan
2874 July
61% Aug
4874 X4974
400
48%
Jan
53% Mar
18
18 74
400
1674
Jan
21% Mar
31
31
100
31
Sep
36
19
19
300
16% Mar
Corp
Gas
&
Electric
25
__
American World Airways
Pictures
conv
_
_
Jun
Co
Service
50
Co
674
_
.
Quaker Oats Co
Bros
100
23%
Jun
2374
1,000
100
21% Aug
147
Feb
36%
.
18
26%
28
Jun
Jun
Mar
Apr
Mar
16774 July
26 % May
20 74
2,100
19%
48%
500
37%
Feb
500
1974
Sep
36% Mar
4974
4974
5174
1,200
49%
Jun
55
*
II"
7%
(Un)
Tobacco cl B (Un) —10
Sep
50
Sep
July
7% Aug
774
41
3674
3774
1,100
36% May
40
6374
64
110
63 Va
Sep
7274
Jan
4174
4174
42 74
500
37%
Jan
57%
Apr
32%
33%
400
31
38
37%
39 74
1,300
16 74
17
51%
54%
1,700
974
10 74
600
52
5374
600
2574
26
250
3674
5
10
Paper
Spring & Axle
24 74
10%
Apr
20
5174
2.50
River
Sep
19%
g
Corp of America (Un)_
Richman
Apr
1274
1974
.5
20%
2574
300
Jun
4734
—
*
(Un)
17
5%
500
15674 15674
1974
14%
1974
1
•
Indiana-
63% Mar
1,700
12%
22%
2274
8%
29 74
Jan
1974 May
Apr
5
_
—
(Un)
52% May
9%
1274
__
1
Pure
4,500
3
(Un)
Co_
Co of
1174
27 74
♦
100
_
_
Company
J)
74
74
2474
10
(The)
Pullman
Oil
10
—25
33 74 c
Co
&
(Un)
Public
11
5
7
Drug
Reynolds (R
Jan
.
__
_
—
31
..
prior
Petroleum
—
Af
preferred
Corp common
$1.60
conv
preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Phillips
4874
''
1
_1
Co.
.Warrants
5%
(Un)
(Un)
Penn-Texas
52
600
6%
37%
Feb
May
35% Mar
Sep
5074 Mar
1374 July
43
974
50
July
19% Mar
Feb
55 74
Feb
10% July
57% May
Feb
Sep
•
2574
11
11
11
100
10%
Jun
1374 Jan
5
28 %
28 74
28%
900
27%
Feb
36%
12
Co
1174
24% May
28 % Mar
*
3
17 Va
Sep
6% May
Raisin
Rockwell
31% Aug
St
Louis
Public
70
Mar
St
Regis
Paper
3
May
Sangamo
Electric
8.100
2%
Jan
—
Industries
700
14%
Sep
17% Mar
Schenley
75
200
58%
Jan
79 %
Aug
Schwitzer
48%
49%
400
48 %
Sep
52%
Sep
Sears
15%
Service
~
_
class
A
"
5
Co
Apr
1174
■
12 74
3,100
1174
Sep
48
48%
200
4174
Jan
60
July
3274
3274
100
30
Jan
37
May
14%
Feb
~
73
.
Apr
10% Aug
1674 Sep
5
Rexall
62%
~27/
4%
Feb
10
Jan
Jan
Sep
60'A
__10
new
9
Apr
58
Feb
3%
10
6174
Co
Apr
Jun
43%
33
Corp
Gas
19%
3%
24% July
147% Mar
38'/a
5074
1
Sep
14 %
50
Aug
Jan
1,300
*
16%
100
400
400
21
43 Va
Jan
Jan
63%
RR
Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
300
60%
14 J/2
66 3 4
-
2174
60%
Mfg
Central
Radio
2,400
14%
3874
115
17%
(when issued)
common
National
Raytheon
4%
700
21
1
Jan
17%
1,800
65 »/4
14%
lo
Jan
18
4%
100
22%
60%
-
13%
17%
40%
22%
32'A
(Un)
18%
16
70 Va Aug
'A
17%
Co
Sep
17%
Feb
45%
1
Sep
1.000
35
40%
...1
7%
60%
700
Feb.
60%
(Un)
16%
177'
59% Sep
58
131% 132%
22%
132 J/4
5
conv
480
May
Jan
54%
55
43
600
5
250
7
37% Apr
15% Aug
13
1,900
32%
common
(Un)
8ef)
200
Jan
100
56%
i__3
Co
Gypsum Co
National
18
8%
29%
32'A
14%
55 J/4
74%. Jim
Corp
Corp
8%
4474 Mar
2
Products
(Charles)
200
141% July
Sep|
•
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
16%
Jan;
39%
108
Sep
Inc
National
Philco
May
82% July
21% Feb
Jan
Feb
100
400
62
preferred
Pfizer
200
13%
500
.
Muskegon Motor Specialties
35% Mar
20
Sep
63 %
<
66
89%
8
Apr
Sep
9%
33
62
(Un)
(The)
Jan
47%
16%
108%
12.50
Co
Inc
Vernon
Jan
87%
238
*
Jan
30
63?
(Un)
&
Jun
Sep
40%
•
Jun
79%
*
UO
(Un);
Fuel-
57%
July
41% July
Jun
25%
600
10
-
14 J/4
1
...
38
5%
38% Mar
*
Mfg
33%
196
Aug
;
Jan
May
1
Portland Cement
Mfg
Morris
St
450
50
Apr
97
10
Utilities
Brewing Co
800
200
25%
31'A
55%
4
Mickelberry's Food Products
Minneapolis
26
110
31%
72 'A
150
1,900
27%
II6J/2 116'A
39%
Sep
Jan
May
600
35'A
105%
9%
•
100
59 Va
2
1
39%
16%
I3
i
38%
7%
2g3/
™
14
16%
5q.v
1
42% Mar
Jan
237
5
Zlo
Jl.25
Sep
7%
46%.
87%
7 53
I
Sep
34%
2.500
674
'"IIIl
Inc
6%
450
11%
196
T ~ I_5
~
6%
35%
18%
26%
(Un) ..12.50
Inc
Meyer
Potter
j
5
6%
26
5
Inc
Sep
11%
18
34%
103
58'/a
19 ya
Aug
34%
1,000
32%
16%c
Peabody Coal Co common
71%
Jan
1
(Un)
23
60
350
*
22%
35'A
Jun
7%
15
300
Transportations.50
Dynamics Corp
&
Portland Cement
22%
H____.io
Corp
General
Field
(Glenn L) Co (Un)
Medusa
22%
68%
33%
4
Patterson-Sargent
57
2 %
*
(Ky)___
Mfg
91% July
~~~\
Auto
Contract
Martin
Cement
125
35 %
32%
25
& Co
88%
_Zi
B)~—
(Un)
Inc
For footnote*
(Henry C)
88%
Zqua
Aug
1
Electirc
&
Paramount
5
78
*
Pacific
II10
400
common
44% Mar
ZZZIIZH20
300
1,300
86
7
37% July
51% Mar
May
58 J/2
20%
__l
May
Jan
58%
20'4
*
(Un)
25% May
33^
58%
20%
common
47% July
72% Feb
_~i
Sep
1,400
300
,
Aug
4%
16 J/a
3,800
300
1%
16
4,300
8
1,000
1,900
4
32%
o77/
18% July
2
5
8.75
common
48 'A
5
(Un)
General
July
17%
Sep
40% May
5474 Aug
Jan
300
40%
^ '4
Jan
13%
200
30
92 v*
Sep
47
1,000
700
47%
5
35 >A
350
16'A
3%
48y
J
400
54 J/4
10%
3iy4
10
36
46 J/2
40%
40
20
54
5
1
issued)
Sales
Feb
3274
Sep
15% May
Ja,n
174
33 %c
(Un)
25
common
(Un)
Beer
40
37
«
Drive
w
46
Sep
8%
'
42 74 July
Trailer
common
Jun
36%
600
iq
Dairies
American
New
32'A
200
10%
72% July
II
America
Box
60
36%
10%
Feb
(Un)
Co
General
32%
36%
10%
Jan
"♦
Co
General
32%
36%
55%
America
Co
Gas
Marquette
New
30%
Co
Luxe
Jan
100
_
De
Jan
25%
1,300
Manufacturing
Fniehauf
65%
Aug
37%
Emerson Radio & Phono
(Un)
Falstaff Brewing Corp.
Fox
Sep
18
63%
Corp
Eddy Paper Corp
Four-Wheel
63
61%
__
Foremost
50
100
37%
Common
Motor
Aug
37%
Co
Pont (E I) de Nemours
Eastern Air Lines Inc
Ford
Jun
July
34% July
Jun
16%
Jan
274
Jan
61'A
USA
of
11
21
41 %
1% Mar
5
Du
Mills
15%
15
Inc
Du Mont Laboratories Inc
Flour
Sep
100
400
(Un)IIIIIIIIII*
Dodge Manufacturing Corp
Dow Chemical Co
Elffi&r
14%
2%
36%
2%
100
common
(when
Kodak
500
14%
34
*
Company
Eastman
61% Aug
22%
2e
Drewrys Ltd
6% July
Sep
♦
Ilium
of
Edison
Feb
52%
_I__I_«
Edison
Packing
Deere &
Feb
4'A
150
61
i
Curtis-Wrfght Corp
Detroit
12%
3,400
_I
1
Co
Cudahy
850
5%
22%
25
3.1.25
Cement
Lytton's
Apr
13%
55
34
Dlst__
Continental Motors Corp
Crane
16%
Jan
100
Power
common
5
2
Aug
10
Electric
Corp
13%
52%
1
Feb
13% Mar
100
474
10
com
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett &c Myers Tobacco
Motorola
10
Co
Commonwealth
New
Sep
15
preferred
Coleman Co Inc
Columbia Gas System
Contaifi&r
Jan
46%
22%
5
preferred
Consolidated
17%
Jan
800
50c
(Un)
City Products Corp
Cleveland Cliff's Iron
Consumers
Aug
28%
150
5%
.
Christiana Oil Corp
Chrysler Corp
Cleveland
21%
13
200
23%
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry__«
Chicago So Shore & So Ben RR_.12.50
Chicago Towel Co common
*
4%%
Jun
8m
22
13%
$3 convertible preferred
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac common
Service
Jan
380
13%
40%
22%
Chicago & Northwestern Ry—
Cities
17%
18%
13%
21%
5
West Corp
Pub
Serv
Illinois
series
Jan
23%
10
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Chicago Corp common
5%
2%
40%
I6%c
Ltd
common
Certain-Teed
Jun
ioc
Brewing Corp
Central
1%
580.
21%
Celanese Corp of America
&
1%
15
Prospect
Centlivre
Central
18%
69
12.50
Corp
Corp
ig%
1
5
Corp
Hecla
&
Canadian
Carrier
1%
15
Ihc
Brothers
Super
68
20c
Budd
C
Co
Gas
Marshall
(Un)
26%
Jan
7%
Sep
5% Sep
411/2 Aug
Sep
18'A
3%
47'A Aug
35%
Jan
Jan
23
Feb
10%
Jan
1,300
21,500
22'/a
i
11%
5
Louisville
2%
Jan
600
1
Extension
15'A
31%
&
Salle
Jan
42%
May
12
11%
*
33% July
1%
38% May
11
24%
100
(Un)
Sep
40%
146% July
;
16'A
•
.
Light
&
Printing Co
Lindsay Chemical Co
1%
Jan
35%
54%
3.50
12%
500
Feb
Jun
18%
11%
7.50
_
Knapp Monarch Co
Feb
26
17 y2
14%
1074
200
1,250
University
Sep
Jan
55%
C
Kimberly-Clark
33%
2,300
23 «/2
15
(Un)
Corp
Corp
46%
27%
35
Jan
85
17
500;
34%
*
Light
66%
31'A
Butler
&
600
56%
Burton-Dixie
Power
400
26
1,300
23
26%
(Un)
Copper
1,900
5
Company
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Power
34%
10
Brad
City
Kansas
64'/a
1.50
Manufacturing Co
(E
Kansas
Kennecott
82%
26
14%
10%
116%
35
34%
Chemical
&
61 %
4
Bendix Aviation Corp
Sons
Alum
78
10
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bearings Inc
&
Kaiser
33%
10
39'A May
34
*
Ltd
Lincoln
(when issued)
Jan
23%
5
Co
78
16%
30
35
*
Tel & Tel
Power
33%
»\
29% Aug
3074 Mar
100
Jan
Mar
Sep
Feb
Jhn
38%
10%
Chemical
Laughlin Steel (Un)
61%
1
Manufacturing Corp
Borg-Warner
Paper
International
17%
Feb
2,400
25
14%
(Un)
&
Co
Jan
15% May
Fe—
Automatic Washer Co
Borg
Harvester
International
7%
19%
700
112
»
International Shoe Co
75%
800
450
29
1
Co
Steamship Co
24%
5
Athey Products Corp
Atlantic Refining Co
Brach
Interlake
Apr
6%
4774
26
28 %
85%
48%
74
Jun
80% Aug
18% May
51*4 Sep
25
*
32% May
169'/a 172
37 y8
'
45 %
3A
Co
Sep
74
Sep
1
RR
Products
Steel
50
preferred
Topeka
Steel
Inland
10
common
2nd
conv
common
Central
Indiana
200
25
(Un)
Ashland Oil & Refining common
Atchison
Illinois
200
169%
Jan
16%
2174 Aug
1,300
25
6074
100
Feb
68%
100
Mar
300
17%
18
Jan
8%
16
50
73%
300
40%
24
Mar
1374
71 %
Sep
21 'A
25%
Sep
13
1374
.1
Co
200
Sep
Mar
20%
Brick
900
'5%
41
10
Illinois
41%
18%
Sep
34Va Mar
26%
500
35
Sep
Packers
2,400
400
31
Mineral
6%
3574
300
Nickel
19%
35
31
International
6 %
5474 Aug
1
1
International
18%
Jan
31
16 %
.19
40 'A
49 Va Mar
May
10
32%
5
100
V4
Huttig 8ash & Door common
16
5
(Un)
49
25
-
International
61
49
1
Industries
40%
66%
52 y8
3
Corporation
32%
67
6"%
Anaconda
Hupp
26%
__
Sep
.3
Inc
Sep
July
45%
50 »A
1
Co
26% Mar
Sep
100
lo
....
7
Tobacco
American
&
E)
37
32
50'A
1
July
31% May
1,400
22
Apr
50'A
1
22
700
31%
22
45%
25
industries
1
10
Rights
American
Belden
29% May
Aug
Jan
3
Co
International
10
(Un)
Cyanamid Co
American Investment Co (111)
American Machine & Foundry
Avco
8%
*
Mfg
Paramount Theatres (Un)
New
17
7%
11%
1
American
$1.50
17
Apr
Broadcasting
American
Armco
1,200
45%
Sep
35% Aug
21% Jan
5
.
Laboratories
Chalmers
American Airlines
33%
38%
300
33
33
1'
Mfg
Alleghany Corp (Un)
Allis
39%
38 Va
38
40
38%
Spencer Bartlett
Howard
High
r.otr
50c
Castings
Brass
Allied
Range Sinee Jan. 1
3474 May
700
28
Organ Co
Houdaille
Shares
300
1
i
Corp
Hibbard
High
38%
10
Aluminum
of Prices
7,200
37%
.12.50
Stores
(Walter
Hertz
Sale*
for Week
Range
Low
5
Corp
Advanced
Week'a
Last
For
Abbott
Heller
compilation of the round-lot transactions only
47%
40%
17%
Harnischfeger Corp
Heileman (G) Brewing Co
Hein Werner Corp
Exchange
65% Aug
50 74 July
45%
5
Co.
Corp
Hammond
.
37%
8
Rubber
Dredge & Dock..
Greif Bros Cooperage class A_
Greyhound Corp (Un)
Gulf Oil
Jun
40%
Lakes
Griesedieck
High
Jan
45%
46%
Co
City Steel Co
Gray Drug
52%
300
10
&
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1,900
47
1
Co
Tire
Low
59
40%
-10
(Un)
(W
Range Since Jan. 1
High
46
5
10
Bros
29
Shares
56%
__
-1.66%
(Un)_.
Corp.:
Products
51%
485
*
10
(Un)
(Un)
Sep
July
18%
125
14%
45%
70
68
>eb
56%
*
—
for Week
of Prices
Low
5
193/4 May
275
845
100
1,200
160
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Motors Corp
51%
1,643
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53% 55%
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53%
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Mar
120
2.50
(Un)
Worthington Corp (Un)
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Zenith
59
45
45
a25% a25%
12%
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)
Williston Basin Oil Exploration
(P W)
Sep
a57% a57%
—
1
Union Teleg (Un)
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
Westinghouse Electric (Un)
Woolworth
Electric
—
*
Western
Wilson & Co Inc
General
64%
1
Corp Amer (Un)
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Washington
51% July
49%
760
95
Feb
38 74 38%
a47Vs a47%
64% 66%
~
—
Par
37%
Sales
Week's
Range
Sale Price
High
Low
High
1
5
16%
—
(Un)
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
10
Corp
Company
of Pricea
10
Co
(Un)_
1
_
18%
1.40
_
Corp
Roebuck & Co
32%
_
—
3
_
30%
1874
300"
18 Va
Sep
22% Mar
25
25
250
18%
Jun
30%
31
900
30
May
29% May
36% Jan
Number 5573
Volume 184
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1381)
41
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
'
STOCKS''
;
Last
Serrick
class
Corp
Signode
Steel
Sinclair
Bend
Lathe
Southern
Co
Pacific Co
27%
27%
21%
Feb
60%
59%
60%
55%
Jan
72
51%
52%
49%
Jun
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
27%
28
25%
Sep
Apr
60 y4
27%
29 y4
Apr
Blaw-Knox
20%
21 %
19 y2
Jan
23
47%
49%
47%
24
Standard
Inc
Brands
Standard
Oil
of
Standard
Oil
Oil
(N
Standard
Oil
Standard
(Un)
*
Co
:
(Un)
J)
(Ohio)
Railway
47%
48%
46%
47
Sep
58
July
25
57%
57 Vb
58%
48%
Jan
65
7
Indiana
53%
53%
55 %
50»/4
Jan
62 y2
Aug
Apr
51
51
52
47%
Jan
10
—1
Equipment
14%
12% May
31
31
31%
31
Sep
39 y2
1
16
16
17%
14%
Jan
19% May
14
Sep
22
Storkline
Furniture
10
Studebaker-Packard
Sunbeam
Sundstrand
Swift
&c
Machine Tool
Electric
Co
10%
50
Aug
29%
25
25%
24 y4
July
25%
25%
26%
22%
Jan
43%
43%
44
43%
Sep
50
48%
49
42%
Feb
54 '/a
Thor
Corporation
Thor
Power Tool Co
Toledo
Edison
Trane
Co
1
700
55
Sep
200
39
Jan
47
400
33
Jun
26%
13%
700
24
Mar
500
13%
Sep
67
100
45%
Jan
72
Sep
Abbott
34%
37
600
34%
Sep
45
Apr
ACF
1%
Jun
Jan
Air
Salle St Corp
La
—
48 V4
Union
Carbide
&
Union
Electric
(Un)__
Union
Oil
Carbon
Aircraft
United
Air
United
Corporation
U
S
25
Feb
28% July
A
21%
Jan
29
Allied Chemioal
61%
61 %
50
900
2y2
60% Aug
112% 113%
26
58
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-
37%
6%
6%
61
4
38 y8
26 y4
Sept
52 y4
Jan
V»
Sep
200
Jan
30
64%
Sep
36 y8
Feb
300
6%
Sep
54 y4
Jan
76%
30
15%
Jan
19%
200
47Ve
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-16%
4,900
51% July
15%
17
1,050
14
Co
Western
ul
Telegraph
Electric Corp
White
Seeger
Motor
_.
19
19
53 Vb
55
23%
.
48%
1
800
•
24
2,000
200
48%
69%
Apr
,
19
Electric
Wisconsin
Public
Woolworth
Wrigley
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29%
Sep
32%
10
Sep
15
Zenith
Radio
Corp
19
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281/2
>
36 y4
Feb
50
19 y8
Jan
23
Sep
37
Feb
—
—
10
Tobacco
Viscose
(The)
.III00
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OH
Atchison
Top
Baltimore
$2.50
Budd
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~_"_6~50
21% May
24% July
New
45
Sep
50 % Mar
1
—
90
Sep
98 y2 Mar
Atlas
16
107 %
110%
200
13%
Jun
Feb
105 Vb
Week'*
106% Aug
140%
Jan
.5
~
Shares
28%
87
51%
6%
7
409
Soup
Co
Curtis
Publishing Co.
Delaware Power & Light
Duquesne
Light
Electric
Storage
Fidelity
&
Co
Bond
Sep
30%
Ford
Deposit
Co
Co———'
Sep
88
Sep
Apr
59%
Jan
50%
8ep
186%
Sep
7%
8,944
6%
376
24 %
28 VB
.28%
960
27
May
30 %
Apr
13%
14 V«
115
12
Jun
15%
Aug
Feb
11
11%
1,462
CO
305
28
Sep
19%
716
f
Sep
30
18%
17% May
30%
Aug
Calaveras
Motor
Foremost
15 % Mar
39 %
Canada
Jan
21%
Jan
Garfinckel
Gimbel
(The)
Hudson
Merck
9 %
Sep
Central
^1.66%
46%
27%
convertible
(Glenn
&
Co
2nd
pfd__—24.50
18%
16% May
20»/b Mar
597
26
Jun
28%
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48 %
5,002
40
May
49% Mar
Jan
23
Jun
28 %
29%
Jun
31 VB
38%
38
39%
546
31%
Apr
28%
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31%
1,093
24%
Feb
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Sep
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
14»/B
526
46 Vb
1,446
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48%
;
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Sep
28 Ve
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Potomac Electric Power common
56%
57
143
45%
Jan
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_*
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33%
37%
37 VB
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11
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•
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10
33 %
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4,695
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17
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2,416
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1,503
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29
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16%
17
225
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25
1,347
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Sep
27%
Aug
78%
570
70»/b
Jan
80
Mar
6%
100
6'%
Jun
7
Jan
35 Vb
Apr
United Gas Improvement
Washington Gas Light
$4.25 preferred
$4.50* conv preferred
Woodward & Lothrop
13%
Oil
Fields
_
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41% July
Eastman
Electric
Bond
98
El
Natural
128
25
127
Mar
136
46
30
128
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common
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Air Lines
40%
46
41% May
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&
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July
23 % Mar
51 % May
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5
1
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Flintkote Company (Un)
Florida
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Railroad
Eureka
Baltimore Transit Co 4s
class
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Kodak Co
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Jan
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Aug
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5
Eastern
37% May
210
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85
176
38%
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15
39%
37%
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__
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38%
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37% May
24%
__
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of
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Denver
Jan
__
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Oil Co
Deere
35% Mar
Sep
__
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(Ua)
Publishing Co (Un)
Curtiss-Wrighti Corp (Un)
23% Mar
31 %
28
72
•
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36% Mar
__
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—
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60%
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Aug
May
200
392
57%
300
15
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•
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15
20 %
32
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15
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Jan
4i%
18% May
44 %
1,287
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__
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10
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__
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Apr
'
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&
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Feb
23%
5
36
20%
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13%
44%
22%
56%
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13%
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17
Feb
50
17
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34% Mar
—16%c
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Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
(Un)
Oil
Clary Corp
27%
Jun
Jan
Sep
250
5.50
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63% Mar
142%
12%
3%
46%
18%
Chrysler Corp
May
51% May
3%
314
52 53%
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21 21 %
18a/4
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
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—
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50
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1,481
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__
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8,290
•
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82%
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84% Feb
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305
37
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32
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25
29,411
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74 Va
8%
169 171%
__
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37 Va
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-
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Burroughs Corp
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__
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Bunker Hill Co
Feb
41%
;
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36%
1
32
25
Aug
10 % May
114
22% Sep
294
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25
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72
25
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32%
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36%
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400
25
__
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28
—
8%
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-
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a27% a27Va
25
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29%
13%
20
317
8%
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67
39%
180
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Inc (Un)
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154
25
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28%
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Corp
(Un).
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High
87
Share*
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common
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for Week
of Prioes
Sales
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of Price*
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Sales
Range
Mar
Exchange
Sep
July
Case
Campbell
149
Rang*
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•
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(Un)
Atok-Big Wedge
Avco
Mfg Corp
28
50
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36% July
66
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100
28%
13
common—
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non-cum
168%
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13% July
Feb
5
Santa
&
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&
600
50%
5
—
29
51 % May
__
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90
28'/a
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278
461
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Low
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10
Tei Co
45%
Low
100
Tel
&
16% Aug
30%
55%
Week's
1
(Un)
(Un)__
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50
Par
Tel
9% May
7c
Feb
30%
15
Oil Corp (Un).
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Arkansas Louisiana Gas Corp (Un)___5
Armco Steel Corp
(Un)
10
Aug
30%
300
Sale Price
American
l
July
400
13%
Last
American Stores Co
1,000
Feb
3Va July
53
53
10
(Un)
Chem
&
Tel &
w
90
Friday
_
Jun
5
Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
_
5c
Arkansas Fue
Feb
200
97% 100%
STOCKS
common
6c
(Un)__*
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Steel
Apr
6c
(Un)
Anaconda
65% Mar
400
13%
*
preferred
Aug
36%
Sep
Radiator & S 8
Beckman
Wood
39 %
Feb
8%
1
(Un)—18
(Un)
Potash
Bandini
5%
Jan
27%
668
Smelting & Refining
Baltimore
Alan
30Va
207
8%
5
Co
Foreign
American
22% Mar
51% May
22% May
22
*
,
Motors
Rights
Feb
30%
5
& Tube..—
&
22%
—
Machine Co
Sheet
95
28%
25
(Un)—.
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45
10
—10
Co
Can Co
American
Mar
30%
30%
Jr—__—
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Youngstown
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Corp
(Un)—
Power
34 Va
8 Vb
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Sep
'
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Wisconsin
33 Vs
28%
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'Jan
21%
———
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Apr
Par
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Factors Ltd
American
300
$8,000
19 VB
53'%
5
—
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Co
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10
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Whirlpool
29%
10
1
—
16%
*
Inc__
96 %
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American
60y4 Mar
68
Webcor
Jan
5
Ltd
American
Apr
16%
47%
64%
Walgreen
Co
(Un)
&
American
Mar
47 y8
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74 %
(Un)——a43%
Co
American
Aug
7
47%
Iron
318
5
(Un)
American
43% Mar
65 %
Corp
960
17% May
1% Apr
21 %
2%
84%
17%
Last
Corp
American
Sep
%
-
j
1
Dorn
85
2%
82%
Amer Broadcast-Para Theaters (Up)—1
Jan
5
Van
18%
2%
82 %
5
2.50
10
10
(Un)
Dye
American
132% July
Jan
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fghany C°rp
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450
6»/2
65
61
103%
200
27»/8
57%
800
1,100
9,400
26 %
%
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1
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Aug
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Apr
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Rubber
Stedl
34 Vb
common
Inc
500
1%
Industries
S
U
Laboratories
Industries
200
Rights....
(Un)
Jan
'
26
10
(Del)
28
5
5
29y4 Aug
14 % May
24%
25
(Un)
Inc
97
Sale Price
1%
•
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S
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Corp
Lines
30 "Vs
STOCKS
24%
10
California
of
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Corp
Aug
30%
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Friday
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50
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,
1
1
208
Apr
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35
36
San Francisco Stock
-
57
44%
67
34%
2
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Century-Fox
Sep
10
120
July
26%
26%
2
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29 Vb
56%
10c
May
13%
•
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8% Mar
30
56%
30
30 Vs July
47
5
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Transamerica
—
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43%
20
Co
Jan
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29 Vb
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55
25
3.33 V3
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38% July
31% Aug
Jan
3
Jan
25
25
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3% Mar
1,710
.
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Aug
Feb
1
(The)
Gulf
Texas
San
7
—*
Co
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp
6
32
--j
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Gas
5%
Sep
—10
(Joseph)
Manufacturing Co
Feb
6%
46 »/2
(Un)—7.50
Products
126
Jan
6%
46 Vo
5
Company
Sylvania
14
14
1
Sunray Mid Continent Oil Co
7%
Rockwell Spring & Axle
Ruud Manufacturing —
Apr
10
Corp
Corp
25%
Corp
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
+
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1
15% Aug
—5
Container Corp
Stone
33 Vb
363
Natco
71 y2 May
14 %
Corp
Stewart-Warner
17% Aug
6
Jan
355
Lone Star
Fort
Jan
15 % May
28%
43%
37%
83
37
Home
37%
16%
5'/a
79% July
24 Vb Sep
37%
*
16 %
27%
Co
Equitable
Joy
46 % July
35%
29 V8
Sep
Sep
57%
Jan
5%
Jun
Jan
Feb
28%
28%
23%
51%
30%
368
35%
24%
24 %
95
42%
8.50
1
Brewing
Light
69 %
53%
of Pittsburgh—5
—10
Duquesne
Duquesne
85
High
Low
51%
Co
58% Mar
28% July
Sep
24%
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Pitt
Brewing
Sep
24% May
24%'
—
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of
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issued)
*
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.
40%
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80
69%
(when
common
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80
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Sale*'
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—
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Range
Low
Par
May
26%
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Sale Price
26%
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(Un)
Apr
80
1
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conv
11%
of I'riee*
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STOCKS
52 %
•
(Un)
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Square
Friday '
'
14% May
34 y2 Mar
5
Sperry Rand Corp
12%
High
5
(Un)
Southwestern
Low
12%
1
Works
Southern
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5
15
Oil Corp
Socony Mobil Oil (Un)
South
Shares
Low
.—1
B common
Strapping Co
SEPTEMBER 28
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Range
51% Jan
'
5% Sep
Sep
46% May
79% Jan
200
27 % Aug
43% Apr
33
Jan
20% May
1% Feb
39
July
33Vb Sep
36% Aug
40% Mar
17
Jan
8J8 Apr
36% Mar
17%
94
Jan
July
20% Mar
67% July
27%
25
86%
71
Apr
Mar
Jan
July
6% Mar
38%
Apr
34%
Apr
31 %
Aug
29% Aug
17% Aug
Apr
21 Vb
43 % Mar
49 Vb Mar
42% July
9% Jan
128% Aug
32% Mar
69%
Apr
104
Feb
62
Aug
9 Ve
40%
34%
Sep
Sep
Feb
44%" Jun
20%
Jun
53%
Aor
40
Aug
Sep
94%
82
July
W% 8ep
10
Jan
235
Apr
56% Aug
98% July
28%
Jan
59% Aug
41% Sep
23
Apr
2
Mar
41 %
42
40
49 Vb
Aug
July
Feb
July
(
42
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, October 1,
4..
1956
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
cl
RANGE
In fnmnu. ttMk £<il (teat)
Sale Price
of Price*
Pof
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common
1
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ft
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Hilton Hotels
Intex
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5
1
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Chem
Corp
10
4
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160
46%
Jun
44
Feb
65% May
53'%
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137
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155
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17
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coast to coast.
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CANADIAN MARKETS
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Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)
37
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5
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Number 5573
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.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1383)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
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Corp
Ltd
pfd
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preferred
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4
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28%
Sep
45
28%
30'%
2,340
17%
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34 %
25
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62
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55
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62
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175
18
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95
104
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127
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131% Mar
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1,727
107
Sep
142% May
260
28
Jan
260
40
267
310
Apr
190
Feb
290
49
49
175
Jan
55
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July
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50
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STOCK
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3.50
2,500
37
37
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34
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19%
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2.35
32%
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1.75
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34
1,325
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42
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Sep
100
126
125
126
59
125
Sep
•
46%
46%
48
1,630
40
May
76
76
79%
•
55%
55%
56
125
46%
30
30
100
29
3.00
2.90
3.40
5,200
8%
8
8%
500
30
2,040
8
8
100
40
40
40
125
10c
10c
27c
27c
27c
16C
16c
17c
Quebec
Telephone
Corp
common.
(Can)
Southern
Canada
Traders
Corp class A
preferred
5%
Ltd
»
;
Power
6%
pfd
Finance
red
40
:
*
Arno
Atlas
47
5
Oil
4.30 July
1
*
Ltd
Mines
_
Ltd
Corp
_
&
Feb
Apr
Jan
525
41
Jun
48
Sep
48% July
630
48
44%
Apr
85 ya
2.50
1,400
38c
36c
40c
18,200
2.60
2.50
2.75
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Co
2.39
500
4,500
1
-
Iron
2.39
500
.
1
:
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Ltd.-
Mines
1
20c
Mining Corp
Mines
19%
145
2%
8
30
7 %
Apr
66
Feb
30
Aug
Aug
Sep
Feb
6%
Apr
Sep
17%
Jan
July
35
July
9
39% Jun
47
Mar
J
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Mar
Stocks-
^
Mines
Sulphur
30
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Nickel
Metal
Ltd
•
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Lead
Anthonian
Breweries
♦
Ltd
and
Oils
Arcadia
(L E)
(J C)
Hotel
Mines
Anacon
Co Ltd
Canada
Ltd
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22%
86
97
Quebec Power Co Ltd—
Steel
Mining
2-0575
Apr
Mar
95
50
Lt
Reitmans
Alta
Office:
14
19% Mar
85
com__13.50
common
22
12%
97
*
com
Sep
10
59
1
100
a—
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pfd_50
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Jan
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conv
preferred
Premier
Altex
Phillips Square
138
100
Ltd
Ltd
1.90 Mar
37%
10
Ontario
&
Corp
Feb
1.20 Jan
51%
_•
preferred
Moore
41%
5
(Walter M)
Ltd
Apr
Sep
20%
39%
1
Distilleries
24%
1.50
.
*
Ltd
6%
Apr
37
A„•
pfd
(Can)
Apr
Jan
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49
20
*
1
18%
13%
75c
Jun
al9
37
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Aull
For
1.75 July
37
22
MacLaren Power & Paper Co (Un)
McColl-Frontenac Oil 4% pfd_
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QUEBEC-TROIS-RIVIERES-SHERBROOKE-CHICOUTIMI-ST.
Apr
645
53,300
1.50
*
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70c
38
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LOW
1.40
17%
A
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Paints
Lowney Co Ltd
Wilson
EXCHANGE
62 William St., New York City, HAnover
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High
1.15
;
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EXCHANGE
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1203
Low
37
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18
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
Crown Zellerbach Cor
Waterman Pen
230 Notre Dame St.
West, Montreal
Local Branch:
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Range
1.20
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STOCK
Jun
"
Week's
of Prices.
Corporations class A
»
Walnwright Producers & Refiners Ltd_l
25%
26% Aug
52
Exchange
1.50
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co
Union
Gas of Canada Ltd
TORONTO
Aug
Sep
37
CANADIAN
22'/a
47
Sep
Sep
Sep
Apr
Funds
22%
4
Canada
114
MONTREAL
25
•
Co
Mica
127
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;Frid»y
*
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Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
Minnesota
107
&
I
„
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♦
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19% Aug
127
4,670
Sep
18
B
Sep
29 %
Sep
34%
SAVARD
Jan
a95
18
•
Light & Power Co.
Jan
107
100
18%
_i_l
Mexican
6%
101%
,
34%
45'%
Mar
Jan
Sep
Jun
•
25%
156
23
Vinegars Ltd
1.;
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
July
24%
25%
Aug
Sep
14
Mar
Freiman Ltd
110%
25%
12
137
75
Ford
7
Jan
39
May
Jan
10
375
19
Apr
13% Aug
Jan
*
Canada
97
78%
38%
55
23
Ltd
Jan
22 %
com
5.55
Mar
104% July
65% May
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*
Fleet Manufacturing Ltd
•
Aug
6,335
50
Jun
14
Sugar
Investment Foundation
99 103%
'50
Co
Dominion
International
175
50
Sep
40%
100
1
Hosiery
8c
Jan
1,355
42%
ttnada
48% May
18
42%
100
53'/a Aug
55% July
80
232
common
50
24
s
Ltd
Sep
Aug
17
99%
Feb
825
Hendershot Paper Prod com
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp
*
24
*
44'/4 July
49
57% Jan
23
Timber
15% Mar
15-j 'Mar
Jan
11% Jan
24% July
18%
Last
16% Aug
-'93%
60O
45
Jun
Feb
Sep
Mar
11
f*-36% ,'Jan
10% Mim
5,218
9%
17
67%
•
Feb
Sep
27% Sep
49
16
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6»
Sep
67%
Jan
48
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575
Sep
Sep
39
137
16
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54
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,
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38
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44
49
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Jan
Jan
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17
!
class
Sep
_64
200
68% Jan
7
5
18
Apr
92
Apr
102% July
95% Aug
52% Mar
54 % Mar
19
Claude Neon Gen Advertising class B
"
1
11%
' *•
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1,620
2,916
5,700
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32
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%
56'%
57
commons's
!♦"»«
83%
Sep
25
•
Jun
37%
Sep
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115
Jun
45
68
98
40
10
165
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2,355
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2,925
45
16%
100
33
661
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950
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24
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Power
Ir*»Tn«tionai utilities Corp
28
41
10
;
common
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Feb
112
8% Aug
2,922
.
12%
37% :
100
Paper
International
22
25
—
common
Class
Jun
41% May
loo
.
28%
18% Aug
31% Aug
43 '/a
Canada
58% July
v
Sep
57
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;
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100
107
190
.
42
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com
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900
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'
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:
1,025
x
Sep
May
May
Sep
52
1,575
,
1
37%
1
13
325
20
•
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Jamaica
18%
Aug
Mar
23% Mar
12% Jun
20 J
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34%'
;
10
Nickel of Canada
International
T»
375
1,125
-20
\
7
68
Sep
19'%
50
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3.40 May
17%
Feb
9.00
Apr
jun
42%
17
.
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Lumber
Butterfly
12%
f.
common
preferred
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Sep
.'19%
a57 %
■
Preferred
,
12%
12%'
12%
145
Brown Company
-17%
1,655
Apr
%
Belding-Corticelli
53%
Aug
175
Par
Abltca
Apr
50
68
5,437
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
Arcan Corp Ltd
Feb
2
Tobacco, of/ Canada
International
Jan
95
200
Apr
56% May
65
Aug
0
29%
36'A
Imperial Bank
Corp
18% July
36
1
Accep
44
Jan
Jan
Sep
a46
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preferred
Jan
Sep
/
21
5,287
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22
7
Feb
49
STOCKS
90
_*
-
Ltd
52% Ahg
140
54
30 % Mar
21'/a
16%
52
pref
Jan
Sep
17% Mar
Canadian
1,438
6%
26
100
450
65
.
1,077
53%
Apr
Canadian Stock
35
6 J/4
49%
146
_
340
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90
53%
Feb
Sep
80
Feb
12%
„
14%
44%
52
common
23'%
70
com
.
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17% ,Jan
31
Feb
44
24% Aug
•
Sep
11%
44
Aug
35% Aug
Aug
28
Jan
92
Mar
103%
7% May
360
50
10
800
65%
preferred
Zellers
22
__,_5
Wares
.
3,835
100
(Geo) class A
4%%
Apr
70% AUg
78% Aug
17
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10% Mar
32
4,192
30
24
Jan
2,830
T
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90
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i
35
5
Husky Oil
Int
7%
23
100
Paper
$2.00 preferred
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14%
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Paper Co Ltd
Liftie & Alabas
Oil class A
tnland
,14
7%
1
1
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:
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Feb
68
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6%
150
28 J/2
-
.
25
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Imperial
37%
15
53
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Western
Mar
17%
"
1,060
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22
Gypsum
Indust
575
4,955
July
62%
85
Corp.
90
Corp
Canada
„,
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15%
21%
37%
1
pfd
preferred
t
,,
15%
May
15
Sep
•
_
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pfd
14
4 Feb
40
26
12% May
39% Mar
8'% July
565
V
17
Sep
19% July
3,015
20%
20%
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4
46%
•
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Sep
Steel
Wabasso
Aug
18%
Aug
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pfd
Dynamics
imperial
33 '/a
15
1*
i
Jan
33
common
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38
5
common
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Sep
4,945
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28%
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Apr
Mar
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;
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13
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50
com
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preferred
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17"%
Jan
33
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-i
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Aug
"9%
May
Sep
•
common
,
»
30'%
"
Flectrolux Corp
(T H)
Great
16
lUd
300
May
15%
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5%
6
30
•
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«
Eddy Paper Co class
5 % %
Tuckett Tobacco
45% May
8% Jan
11
29
20
common
of Canada 8ec
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31% July
30
'
Tar 8c Chemical
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23% May
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t
4,004
lb'/2
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Aug
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22
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105
2,330
50
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100
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Steel
Steinbergs Ltd
36% Mar
390
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Feb
415
755
Jan
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3,415
•
Jun
6%
Feb
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Ltd
Co
8
•
77
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30%
Sep
May
50
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545
23
66% Aug
51 %
158
100
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preferred
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,
200
63
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33%
33 J/4
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Donohue Bros Ltd
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25
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30
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29
100
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Jan
31
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92
20
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6%
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Sep
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24
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18
230
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1,462
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•
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•
preferred
ramous
11% Mar
Jan
30
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\
Sep
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15%
|
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8%
100
2
Preferred
1%
1,250
10
29%
Jan
Sep
Aug
15
Shlrriff-Horsey Ltd
•
Corsets
Gia
Apr
•
A
Foundries
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21
8%
Sep
30
16%
Seagrams
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•
15%
28%
•
Distillers
Oc^inion
200
; 30
51%
150
Series A 4%
10
»
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15%
32%
•
B
Dominion
Sherwin
28%
.
_
class
Sep
Feb
26
Aug
36
18%
-
21 % Mar
90
Apr
52
92
10
& Power common
37
18%
34
Jan
60%
Preferred
Bhawlnigan Water
olmpsons
Southam
Sep
44
63%
common
Sep
18
•
Consumers Glass
Apr
25
32%
preferred—10
Smelting
33 %
90
.
•
&
Corp
Class
Apr
13% Jan
13
Cement
Lawrence
Jan
10
Enterprises
Mining
Lawrence
Bt
Apr X
25%
27%
148
_25
Bt
Mar
Jan
25%
A
Jan
>
Jan
18
12%
Aug
82
Jan
27
Sep
Sep
19'/a Aug
11% Sep
100
;__ZZZ_Z
13%
-
,
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25%
25
Equipment
class
8%
18%
•
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5x0
14
27%
15%
50
Preferred
.
Jun
21%
2,102
Jan
33%
23
665
.100
58 %
Sep
Sep
a—
45%
B
27
8%
•
.
26%
67% Aug
730
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Royal Bank of Canada
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Boyallte Oil Co Ltd common
28'%
15%
...
Ltd
25
150
29
50%
Feb
a
25
28
Sep
Jan
25
common
13%
Jan
Aug
9%
103'/a
41%
100
26
Paper
Class
29
Jan
Sep
Sep
25
25
15%
•
common
Co Ltd
Mar
6%
5o0
50%
Feb
Jan
48
25
705
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1.00
26%
Sep
87
1,115
22
15%
37%
Canada
1,215
28'%
50
Companies
44%
2,026
>
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28%
*
:
common
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36
Sep
May
12
1,140
27
13 %
25
Cellulose
30
26
21o
&
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26'%
27
28%
25
8c
.
Sep
of
10
•
common
J
•
26
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common
Farm
54%
-
26%
23
Rolland
SeD
108% Aug
23% May
24
15%
28
Quebec Power
Apr
23%
all% all%
Preferred
Feb
28
39%
May
45
l2*/2
52
52
•,
102
165
.
'
'.
common
31
155
a23% a23 %
7 26
26%
_*
common
28% May
10
50%
4%
preferred
Provincial Transport
Jan
37
a35
5
Penmans
Aug
July
-
corn-
■
Price Bros
40
2,080
100
Jan
69
62%
a21
common
Placer Development
Powell River Company
Jun
60 %
21%
Tubes
Corp
Mar
Sep
35
200
24
common
Power
Jan
11
18% Aug
.
3,900
t
Page-Hersey
24
Jun
60c
25
7
87
Products
Sep
May
28% May
1.185
Mills
5.00
56
27%
87
58%
Jan
1.60
Jun
102
com
33 V*
'
27%
6%
87
15%
preferred
Steel
7z0
High
Aug
9%
150
26%
21
300
6%
Ltd
14%
Apr
34%
102
A.
Preferred
J
3.25
10
31
'
>
250
29%
Industries
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3.25
28 %
Hydrocarbons
Class
3.25
Sep
Sep
46
29
Canadian
Corbvs
Sep
8
3.25
20
Canadian
.
1.60
450
32%
i
i
857
8'%
30%
J
:
Mar
496
1.60
8
365
Chemical
;
52
48 J%
1.60
*
1,485
1,495
Bronze
^omomea
May
46 J/2
8
36%
36
Series
Consol
Aug
2,875
64
Canadian
{
50
46
36
series
t
Jan
42%
62
preferred
Coghlin
Apr
62
f
-
19"%
•
Breweries
Corkshutt
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class
Mines
Flour
osuvie
50'%
44%
common
Canadian Celanese
>
Jan
49 J/2
14 %"
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27%
•
Corp
Weaving
Wire
Noranda
44%
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Canadian Bank of Commerce.
;
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Feb
60c
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35
•
35
-
National Drug 8c Chemical
National Steel Car
Feb
52'/a
,
A
i
49%
•
common
foundries
Oil
95
60c
a20
■
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50% Aug
105%
550
a35
class
Breweries
50
25
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
10
■
common
Montreal Locomotive
Morgan & Co common
May
10
60%
jauison
July
8
Sep
94'%
A
»
i
51
ADr
83
•
i
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6%
94%
■
Malting pfd—.
$1.00
44
5,344
_«._100
Iron
Canadian
7'%
Sep
!
Oil
Jan
250
:ioo
Frontenac
Mitchell (j S)
54% Aug
51% Mar
36
Canada Steamship
5% preferred
•
00
41
46'%
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61
61-/4
41
Low
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High
a21
10
priority
48% July
45%
*
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$1.75
39% May
41
1.60
class
Canada
i
862
Shares
Low
A
Preferred
McColl
i
50
f
j
12
68%
45%
ProductB
Preferred
$1.25
54
class
aiaoaey-Harris-Ferguson
Aug
Apr
for Week
a21
Lower St Lawrence Power
MacMlllan 8c Bloedel class B
Mailman Corp Ltd
Aug^
693
(John)
Acceptance
Warrants
Mar
58%
Ltd
Laurentide
39 Vo Aug
47%
36
51
•
preferred
waonuh
r
Jan
37
275
36
Products
Canada
t
57%
1,915
54
100
1
Forest
Ltd
Power
Oanada Cement
*1 70
Sep
3d
,
Calgary
*
50%
si
50
preferred
%%
preferred
Bunuing
i
July
50%
'
i
47 %
100
pfd
preferred
Rights
Bruck Mills
Class B
i
Sep
•
British Columbia Power
British Columbia Telephone
i
Apr
42
Labatt
Salts
Range
of Prices
Par
50% Mar
50
5%
Briiu,Coiumoiu
\
25 Vz
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5%
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i
575
Sep
Sep
•
Columbia Elec Co 4%
preferred
4%%
43
Week's
Last
High
25
preferred.
Brazilian Traction Light 8c Power
r*r1tl*h American Oil common.
British
42
51
B
Telephone
Bo water
*
18%
10
Natlonale
I
i
42
170
36
Bathurst Pow & Pap class A
k
385
10
i
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i.9
i.0
Canadienne
Class
42
V2
Friday
Sale Price
Low
25
Scotia
28
1
50 %
•
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ENDED SEPTEMBER
STOCKS
Range since
Pigh
42
18
43
•
Selburn
oaix*.
lo %
Corp
Steels
Bailey
t
f
42.%
•
preferred
$2.40
Low
BO
common
FOR WEEK
for Week
STOCKS
Sales
Ltd—_
1
»
12c
—
1,700
9c
Jun
15c
Feb
22c
Feb
32P
Aug
12 %c Aug
2.39 Sep
22v
35c
1 51
3.70
Apr
Apr
Mar
July
71c
May
3.30 Aug
lie
13c
12C
12c
1,000
11c
Sep
24c
Jan
10 %C
11c
3,000
10 %c
Sep
21 %c
Jun
12,5
0
4'Ac Jan
21c
Apr
43
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, October 1, 1956
...
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR
Canadian Stock Exchange
(Cent.)
r£fgY
STOCKS
-
Par
Talc
Ltd
Band-Ore Gold
Bandowan
Bateman
Red
Low
18%
1,800
1.70
7,200
70c
11c
4,100
6Vec
Feb
33c
23c
Sep
14,lu0
-
Jan
1.45
15c
Sep
1.05
Jun
9c
Jan
500
75c
Sep
1.59
1.45
75c
75c
90c
30,500
70c
11c
12c
53,400
10c
Apr
3.00
3.00
Dufault
South
Apr
Stadacona
Jan
2jc
Jun
11c
•
Standard
Jan
Tache
1
Bellechasse Mining Corp
Belje Chibougamau Mines Ltd
1
61c
61c
70c
2,700
45c
Jan
1
33c
28c
33c
102,700
20c
Mar
48c
Apr
Tarbell
Refining Corp
1
Boreal Rare Metals Ltd Voting Trust-•
43c
40c
45c
12,435
40c
Sep
68c
Apr
Tazin
Bonoyville
Oil
Bouscadillac
Bouzan
&
20c
3.35
1.00 Aug
Lake
Tandem
Mines
Calalta
4,300
15c
Mar
44c
Apr"
Tlblemont
14c
14c
4,500
14c
Sep
42c
Feb
Trebor
Mines
1.89
26,466
1.15
Jan
3.80
ADr
Trojan
Exploration
1.90
1,100
1.75
Sep
2.75
Uranium
Mines
1.65
1.70
3,500
1.35
1.42
5,200
27
Atlantic
Canadian
Collieries
5%
Oil
prefe.red
—
12c
10,300
5.00
600
Ltd——1
16%
16%
18
6.65
7.15
500
7%
8
3,520
10,000
2
*
—
LtU_3
—;
7%
1
—
Canadian
Homestead
Canadian
Lithium
Canadian
Canuba Mines Ltd—
75c
*
7.95
7.95
Development & Mining Co Ltd—*
8'/2c
Gold
Manitoba
Mines
1
Chipman
Lake
Mines
7c
Consol
Cons
Quebec
Cliff
Mining
Co
Rio
Duvan
Sullivan
Sep
8%c
13,000
7V2c
Sep
13c
5.00
4,800
4.25
4.15
4.70
Eastern
3.15
3.05
3.15
600
32c
27c
34c
Empire
Oil
Metal
&
35C
42c
50,900
34c
40c
3,200
33c
13c
13c
13c
15c
10,500
9.00
9.45
600
1.50
1.64
7,200
91c
Mines
Maritlmes
Mogador
.
1.10
Apr
Sep
Feb
3.60
1
Jan
Jan
3.80
5,203
15c
15c
4,0o0
50c
—
52c
6,000
44c
Jan
50c
Sep
Sep
1.60
Jan
15c
4.85
Feb
Alba
70c
5.3.0
5.60
1,300
75c
75c
78c
4,600
1.50
50c
1,503
50c
Sep
1.08
Jan
35c
48c
6,000
291,ic
Jun
1.19 July
25c
32c
9,000
10Vic- Jan
32c
'
26c
67c
35c
30c
25,600
26c
Sep
55c
'23c
2,500
20c
8ep
50c
Aluminum
39'A
575
29 V2
Feb
44
21c
21c
23c
H'/2c
ll'/ac
12c
3.80
3.70
3.85
1,500
15c
20c
17,000
15c
18c
—
16c
4,000
21c
49c
Aug
11 Vic Sep
6,100
3.70
28c
4.75
Sep
Sep
15c
—
Ltd
9,500
7c
7c
5.75
5.75
25c
31c
42c
3.20
3.20
2,100
—
100
9'/sc
10c
9.00
32c
3.00
100
117,800
24c
70c
70c
-70c
24 V2
25%
32c
38c
8c
Ltd
July
19c
Jan
17c
78c
70c
80c
19,20)
70c
lie
85c
4,000
77c
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
17 VA
17 y4
500
8C
HC
4,0)0
8c
14c 14V'2C
2,500
14c
14c
12c
17%
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Trices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
8,446
9'/4
9%
810
21
20%
Jun
80c
May
34%
(i
Sep
43 Yt
Sep
12 y2
Aug
Apr
9
20%
13c
4.30
91c
9.100
62c
12C
14c
Ii71c
30)
65c
6,225
45c
17c
July
Sep
7
105
Mar
17c
17c
23c
24,975
1.45
1.45
1.65
6,550
1.40
1.45
1.45
200
1.40
Apr
Aug
46c
29'/2c
Jan
21c
9,500
20c
45c
46C
2.53
32c
4,000
2.53
500
2.35
38c
45C
15,299
25y2c
2.55
31,000
-60c
(>5c
8,70)
1.C5
1.10
2,100
60c
1
i
Ltd-:
1
7 VliC
1
7 %e
500
1.76
2.45
158,150
1.99
1.76
Mines
Ltd
1
1.05
40c
ls.05
Ltd
45c
57c
56c
52c
64c
1
5.00
4.85
5.50
38c
38c
1
1.50
Oil
1.66
3.80
1
—50o
1.47
3.65
"12c,
__
2,400
17c 19'/2c
11c
3,000
36c
34c
38c
90o
17,500
2.70
2.70
2.84
11,300
—*
10c
61c
5.20
1
11 y2c
5.25
Sep
Uranium Mines Ltd
Petroleums Ltd
9'/2c,
11c
4,500
52c
52c
-
14
—1
5,000
16
16
17
11c
11c
4.60
4.60
58c
55c
„
2.09
2.02
2.14
6,800
_
—1
1.40
:
1
15'Ac
Ltd-
1.35
1.40
15c. ,17c
1
..12c
12c,.13c
1
65c
-—
Mines
Ltd
Gas
Producers Ltd
Minerals Ltd
*
;
61c
•
—
1
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd
t
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
1
Quebec Labrador
Develop' mt Co Ltd—1
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
1
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd
1
•
„
page
47.
2,700
24,50)
78c
70c
5.65
Apr
89c
42,400
Temple
1.00
15c
53 y2
13%
Jan
1.00 May
1.98
Jan
28%
Apr
24%
Jan
75c
Jan
Jan
11c
35c
33c
Sep,
-65c
A
1
. r.
:
.
65c
9%
28%
Sep
15c
Jan
70c
16c
Feb
13
385
Sep
12 y2 July
52c
12%
14%
Apr
3.00
3.00
50
34,300
27.800
3.00
9%-
'
.
250
3.00
Sep
Jun
197/a
10
9'/2
30%
7,380
17%
13c
13V2c
9%
28%
15c
4,100
13c
Jan
27c
Apr
13c
„
16c
32,000
11c
May
21 y2c
Jan
Jan
24c
Apr
74c
Mar
Feb
10c
10c 11 %c
19,600
8c
42c
37c
53c
216,699
30c
Sep
12 %c
12c
14c
51,800
1 lc
Sep
1
2.06
2.05
2.06
750
1
9%c
9c
10c
16,000
34 Va
Mines
Mines
Mines
Ltd
1
—
of
Mines
1,305
Co
2.90
3.25
14,000
51
55 y4
2,870
47'/4
Jan
61%
Aug
58%
1,001
53 y2
Jun
68 y2
Apr
1.60
Feb
4.20
30c
28c
30c
8,020
28c
Sep
40c
Jan
9%c
9%c
1,000
9e
48c
55c
15,650
48c
Apr
Sep
17c
48c
Apr
Sep
21,755
70c
1
„
79c
2.45
2.56
1,100
70c
62c
77c
51,535
62c
i8y2c
22c
33,200
18c
61c
Feb
12l/2c 12 %c
10,500
12c
19c
Mar
•
19c
Ltd-
*
12 %c
2.33
80
34,486
1.25
7
7
100
2.90
8,300
36c
36c
36c
500
2.40
2.13
2.49
110,863
2.00
1
2.00
2,000
31c
1.10
„
8
3.40
71c
Feb
45%
46%
13,450
2.95
2.84
3.25
30.175
3tc
30c
30c
5,214
30c
Jun
9c 10 %c
50,500
9c
/
Sep
9c
1
2.50
2.34
2.50
9.475
1.00
90c
1.05
3,900
45%
Sep
20c
Sep
58c
2.40
8ep
Mar
July
1.95
Gairdner &
Feb
Sep
,,
--
-
2.30 Mar
Sep
Cansdum Affiliate:
Apr
33c
Mar
Gairdner &
1.43
Aug
2.60 May
2.10
9,064
1.65
Jun
4.75 Mar
1.40
1.50
9,100
1.40
13c
3.45
12 %c
Sep
14c
18,000
10Vic
Jan
9c
8c
9c
25 60)
81c
80c
1.00
182,300
44c
Feb
25Vic
22c
28c
122,300
13 %c
Feb
1.90
15c
6c
Sep
Feb
41c
32c
Jun
30c
•
-
1.35
39c
Apr
Apr"
-
CANADIAN
SECURITIES
Company Limited
Members:
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
Toronto Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Winnipeg Stock
Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
Apr
July
Sep
Apr
Wire system to all offices
Jan
Jan
3.25 Aug
Feb
60c
17c
Apr
2.90
Feb
1.90
Jan
Gompanij Inc.
Jun
36c
■
Jan
2.35
60 Wall Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
Sep
Jun
July
.
6.50 Mar
Sep
Apr
51% Mar
2.50 Aug
96c
Apr
4.25
1.95 Aug
45%
Jan
Aug *
65 % May
3.25
Jun
1
1
Mines
,
.
1.90 Mar
50c
.
1.25
6y4 May
2.60
1
—.
2.80
-
J an
7
2.75
28
Corp
Mines
Cranium
62
2.11
Sep
Sep
60% Sep
*
:
Ltd
.1.65
t
Sep
1
Mines——:
Copper
Sep
Apr
"
60%
2.15
2.33
*
Corn
Telephone
—•
1
—
Quebec
Mines
70c
2.55
Mines
Paper class A
1.09
79c
•
20 y8 July
Sep
Aug
9y2c
*.„
Mining
Warrants
Feb
Aug
Aug
56 >/4
Ltd
—
Yukon
17c
20
40
Jan
51
Mining-
i
Bethlehem
Sep
56 y.
-
1
Uranium
Belteterre
3.05
8c
8.80 Jan
25
May
1
Reaucaee
Bibls
14,405
37
Apr
2.45 Mar
16 '/a c
1
Mines
Petroleums
Bevcon
38,000
18%
34
Jan
10
Mines
Hell
9c
17
37
Jun
9c
Feb
Jan
27c
Aug
10
—
Cons
Metals
Reloher
8c
18%
1
50c
Montreal
of Nova Scstia
Base
8%c
1
2.05
46c
Apr
27c
Sep
Feb
6Va July
10y4 Apr
1.20 Mar
Feb
Mar
Feb
19c
1
Mines
Beaver Lodge Uranium
Feb
Jun
12c
Aug
Aug
18c
1
Mines-.
3.25
July
1
River
25'/2c Apr
May
1.72 May
i
16c
13
1
Mines
Beatty Bros
Feb
3.25 Aug
12c
July
Jun
15c
Jan
15 %c
1
Mines
Keattie-uuquesne
Jan
1.90
500
50
16c
*
Mines
Bathurst Power &
Apr
22c
;
is y2 ■
100
Gold
Baska
Feb
1.90
2.00
215
*
Mines
Rata
Aug
Aug
22c
1,000
25%
10
common
Barvue
Feb
1.90
•
25
1
B
Barymin
July
"
»
25
20 Va July
Sep
Jan
Barnat
uan
23c
Sep
75c
.
16,550
1
Mines
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
5%
preferred
Apr
Jan
1.98
30,500
•
1.50
Feb
Aug
12
57%
Bank
4.60
„
1.31
12
51%
165
Bank
55c
14,800
__
1
125
53%
Apr
11c
500
55c
1
2
25
12 Ve
50
Gold
Aug
12%
1,0,0
51%
12
1.48
--
13%
51%
12>/8
Apr
Aug
16c
900
11c
500
13 y,
51%
July
Banff Oils
Jun
8.50
Jun
47 Va
Bagamac
Jan
48c
1,050
20c
1
pfd
Mar
May
5c
31,700
14%
—1
Paramaque Mines Ltd
Pato Cons
Dredging Gold Ltd
Pennbec Mining Corp
4V2%
60c
14
16c
,
lit
4.10
May
2.50
y2c
25%
Aunor
"0.20 May
65c
Sep
Feb
1.77
Jan
8
Sep
Aubelle
Jan
16c
30c
68,100
Sep
Blcroft
—1
Apr
17c
18 %
Class
Feb
,Jun
8Vic
3.70
13c
Apr
2.50
40c
9c
12,400
10c
2.70
16c
41
24c
10c
10,500
10c
8 V2c
Jan
Sep
320
Avillabona
7.40
9c
1.55
2.40
1,530
Jan
Feb
10c
4.600
15.392
19
43c
2.40
19c
2.10
2.55
43
Aumaque Gold
3,550
9c
2.00
2.38
50
50
Metals Corp
Ashdown Hardware class B_
2.05 July
20,000
ADr
2.00
42
21 % July
13c
Jan
Sep
14c
Apr
2.38
* t
common
Atlin-Ruffner
1.47
1
i
35c
Feb
1.50
18 y2
Corp
preferred
$2.40 preferred
Feb
5,300
1
Ltd
4.50
2,765
"
•
_
14c
53,400
3.85
.
8c
52%
22'/2c Aug
3,700
1.74 Mar
147,400
46c
Jan
35c
Apr
Jan
1
7lc
33c
Yellowknife
Sep
1
304,525
33c
Bankfield
2.03
1.04
Feb
1
Bankeno
1.05
Apr
1,100
.T^n
100
Sep
11c
76,165
Apr
203
47
1,000
34,385
Ar*
2.29
685
16c
15c
4.65
1.05
"
100
47%
95c
1.03
8,518
47
16c
40c
56c
2.29
—
Feb
Sep
July
147 y2 July
125
2.75
Resources
$21/2
1.58 July
6y4c Mar
Jan
9.00
12c
Sep
1.05
119y» 129%
47
July
98
6.50 May
93
Feb
2,043
120'/2
66c
19%
Sep
35c
Sep
Sep
2.05
60c
112
*
Steels
Jun
2.25
640
105%
Jan
1
Nickel
Atlas
Jan
45c
8.65
105%
*
Atlas
Jun
2.30
15
7.55
Aug
2.10
89
1,190
7.55
Feb
2.00
2UC
Mines
Jan
Sep
12c
17
89
90c
13% May
4,900
16
89
Jan
Sep
Jan
50c
Mines..:
Jan
1.30
48c
16
89
*
8'/2
1.07
65c
2.54
Argus
85c
Aug
20c
25,000
Ltd
5.50 July
Mar
50c
1
Nepheline
35c
Sep
July
Sep
a67c
20c
Petroleums
Jan
Apr
83c
50
Mines
30c
Sep
7%
7y8
_
24 y2 Mar
■■
33c
46c
*
*
preferred
Sep
Aug
Jan
17c
46c
*
common
4'/2%
High
32c
7%
1
——100
36c
Jan
1
Ltd
see
Exchange
Funds
13c
Jan
Aug
20c
1
Ltd
For footnotes
Jan
35c
Jan
41c
8,500
1
Mines
uan
66c
2.60
21c
Jan
5
Ltd
Gold
Apr
5ic
Sep
•
11%
9c
12,500
Opemisce Explorers Ltd
:
—1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd-1
Crest
45c
&«p
26c
46,252
•
Ascot
121,700
f
Omnitrans Exploration Ltd
Red
Feb
3ue
1,000
1
Arjon
31c
6
Purdex
14y2c
lo.OOO
Mines
Mar
23c
1
Ltd..
Santiago
Provo
40,000
26c
*
Area
May
17c 20 V'aC
1
(Chib)
27c
1.00 Aug
Corp
Feb
July
22c
1
New
Portage Island
Apr
36'A
—i
Imperial
Arcadia
I
Mines
I4%c
Jan
34%
*
Oils
Larder
Rouyn
Arcan
39c
20c
1
j
Royran Copper Mines Ltd
Porcupine Prime
Jan
59c
26c
*
Apex * Consolidated
Aug
89c
18c
1
Mines Ltd
Phillips Oil Co Ltd—n
Pitt Gold Miuing Co—
7c
13,750
35
1
Petroleums
Anthes
30
30c
*
Ltd
Lead
Aumacho
Ltd
Permo Gas & Oil Ltd
Apr
32,500
LOW
Anglo-American Exploration
4.75
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50
Anglo Huronian
— *
Jun
22c
1
New
Orchan
80c
64c
Feb
Apr
Mar
Feb
1
Mining Corp Ltd
Lafayette Asbestos
Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd—
Pacific
Jan
45c
Jan
70c
1
3.10 Mar
.
44c
48c
Anchor
Aug
4.40
Sep
Sep
24c
Sep
Apr
39c 39'/2c
50c
—
Gold
common
Cons
Leduc
American
Anacon
Apr
6.50
65c
Sep
1
__1
_.
trust
Newkirk
Oils
95c
1.96
Feb
8.10
Aug
22Vi
52,396
1
72c
Sep
9.00
1,010
38c
9Vic
100
24'/2
5
July
Sep
Sep
5.50
25c
4,5jO
9.00
—
Jun
7c
17,000
3-20
10c
100
25c
1
*
—
Uranium Mines Ltd
Okalta
7%c
21c
—•—
Co
American
Mar
37
j"
Dominion Oil Ltd—
(1945)
Common
Uranium
Aluminium
Apr
23c"
—
—
Ltd-l^iT^/aC
Jack
Obalski
Aug
7c
1
—
debentures
Amalgamated
Aug
"" 37
1
Ltd
New
Vlnrny Mines
Nocana Mines Ltd
48
91c
26c
*•
Algoma Steel
6.75 Mar
July
Pacific
Algom
Jan
50c
--
35c
5.30
1
Ltd
Coulee
Feb
91c
*
com
Warrants
1
Mines
Spring
35%
2*,300
•
common
ctfs
trust
Feb
5.30
3.00
•
Formaque
New
620
19,850
48C
1
Ltd
Distillers
Apr
500
-1
Ltd
Mines
41V2
2.23
—1
.
Yellowknftfe
5%
50c
1
British
New
Mar
45c
Last
Ltd
Explorations
Alberta
Aug
50c
1
New
New
48c
1
Surpass Shoe
Petroleums
Alberta
26 Vic Mar
50c
1
Ltd-:
Lake
2.88
Sep
7c
..
—1
:
Mines
Mines
Voting
1
New
New
Feb
21 y2c
900
1.96
46 %c-
1
——
Ltd
Agnew
'
3.60
—
I
*
Mines
Uranium
Sep
1.67
20,000
1,250
Angle
Explorations
LaBine
6.50
50J
26c
40%
2.05
6.85
2.10
4.50
20c
/
Jun
Sep
22c
4.40
Advocate
26c
40c
Feb
-
2.10
205
Apr
•
Nesbitt
Ltd
85c
6.70
22c
4,000
Feb
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd..
Monpas
Mines
Ltd
Montgary
68c
12 %c Jan
14,600
Sep
Inc
Aug
70c
Sep
21
5c
Ltd-
Mines
Jan
42c
14c
15c
—a-1
Mining
19c
13,700,
11,0j0
19c
4,500
Mining Corp Ltd
Island
16,700
51c
18c
120,000
Mercedes Exploration Co Ltd
Merrill
40c
13c
18c
Louvicourt Goldfield Corp
Mackeno
52c
14c
16c
15c
Copper Mining Co Ltd
Corp of Canada Ltd
Lithium
50c
42c
18c
14c
16c
_
voting
Zinc
May
72c
Jan
10c
'
Mines
Lead
Lingside
2bc
1
15c
■—1
Ltd
Mines
Sep
-
Gas & Oil——.—————*
3.30
Jun
Ash
Gold
10c
Ltd—1
It
Ltd
Paper
Acudia-Uranium
Ajax
25c
Mines
21,500
*
'
Acme
Akaitcho
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines Ltd
Kerr-Addison
12c
*
Sugar
Apr
Jan
Conner
Mines
10c
21c
35c
Ltd
—
Feb
Aor
.
Joliet-Quebec
Mar
10c
1
Products
&
35c
5.85
Grass Oils Ltd—1—
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metals
Gunnar Mines Ltd warrants
Kontikl
Aug
A
6.65
*
Explorations
Jan
45c
1
Ltd
Atlantic
Class
3,75 July
Sweet
Ltd
13c
Jun
1
Ltd
11%
8.90 May
1.40
Acadia
3.30
Gen Petroleums Qf Can Ltd class A
Grandines Mines Ltd.,
Keyboucon
1.05 Mar
59c
100
Ltd
Mines
Aug
20c
46c
Ltd
Mines
Power
Abiubl
100
*
Mines
2,000
—*
Oil Co
Mines
33,875
Gateway Oils Ltd
Lake
106,600
9,0j0
Par
Abbican
Sep
38c
*
Uranium
48C
lie
Friday
95c
1
Jardun
6.60 May
30c
Sale Price
3.95
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Indian
24% Aug
Sep
10c
STOCKS
3.80
Ltd
Gold
Jan
4.20
40c
Canadian
90c
Ltd
Cons
15
3,20.)
Toronto Stock
3.95
Fontana Mines (1945) Ltd
Haitian
Feb
4,510
4.4J
50C
Corp
Mines
Metal
3.80
Fundy Bay Copper Mines
Zollinger
27c
1
Hillcrest Collieries Ltd
45c
21 'A
37c
Ltd
Corp
Petroleums
*
Nickel Mines Ltd
Fano Mining & Exploration Inc
Great
Wilrich
Corp—1
Falconbridge
Frobisher
WestDnrne
8.50 Mar
33c
Mines—1
Ltd
Minerals
Mines
Sep
1
G.10 Aug
Sep
Sep
July
Sep
Sep
33c
1-53
Metals Com Ltd-..
Mines
8ep
July
1
Sol
Gold
-
36c
-1
Pen-Rey Oil & Mines
Feb
22c
25c
May
3.05
10,100
1
El
52c
5,000
1.85 Mar
3.50
24,477
1
•
El
Apr
2'<c
Sep
Sep
61c
6,500
1
~
6.00 Aug
Ltd.—
Co
3,500
26c
42c
Jan
18C
Mines Ltd
Mines
15c
28c
22c
30C
10% Mar
Feb
Ltd—
Asbestos
15c
27c
Feb
Jan
7.95
Aug
Copper Co Ltd
Eastern
14 'Ac
5c
500
9c
Ltd
Asbestos
Sep
Feb
2.45
.
15c
15c
25c
50c
Apr
75c
i
Ltd
Jan
50J
Ltd
Producers
Mines
1.45
2.25
38c
17,5,0
•
Dominion
July
2,000
*
Donalda
July
July
9c
1
Cortez Explorations Ltd
Cournor
East
57c
18c
8.00
—1
Mining
May
4.50 July
7%c
I
75c
Yellowknife
Consol
Feb
89c
Ltd
16c
Jan
9c
Sudbury Basin Mines Ltd
Copper
1.85
75c
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd——1
Halliwell
Zenmac
5.00
Cleveland Copper Corp
1
Consolidated Bi-Ore Mines Ltd
1
Consol Central Cadillac Mines Ltd—1
Consolidated
Aug
—1
Ltd
Mines
Wendell Mineral
Apr
Aug
1
Ltd
8c
4.20
Ltd-
Mining
2.65
7%c
*
Ltd
Jaculet
6,000
4.25
~
Pyrite <fc Copper Corp
Westville
——1
Ltd-.
9c
1
Ltd
Virginia
Weedon
Apr
Jah
95c
Feb
70c
-
'
Ltd
Mines
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Jaye
50,900
8.90
Sep
2.77
Jan
14 V#
Apr'
2.12
Oils
Jun
28% Mar
Sep-
45c
9,600
Asbestos Corp Ltd
8%c
19%
Ltd
Lithium
Ventures
Aug
5.15
Sep
Sep
5.75 Mar
84c
43,560
Chibougamau
Iso
80c
78c
27c
Chibougamau Explorers Ltd
,
400
73c
1
"
Central Leduc Oils Ltd.—
Pab
3.70
22c
Central
i
18,045
70c
Cartier-Malartic
Celta
.
2,000
50c
23c
Cassiar
Del
88c
2.25
3.70
1
—
Capital Lithium Mines Ltd
Carnegie Mines Ltd
25c
7%
86c
45c
1
33
Jun
16%
1
,45c
Ltd—,— 10c
Jan
5.00
1,425
2.25
Pipelines & petroleums Ltd_l
Oils
Mines Ltu
Valor
10c
765
10c
5.00
Goldfields
Asbestos
United
1.60'Jun
19%
28 «/4
10c
5.00
Ltd
Co
1.95 Aug
Jan
1.35
1
(Dunsmuir)
Apr
55c
1
Campbell Cbibougamau Mines
Canadian
;
—*
Ltd
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co Ltd
Apr
8%c
3.90
Feb
1.85
1-90
25c
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calumet
10%
*
1.62
*
Ltd
Sep
1
Ltd
--
1
Ltd
Developments
Petroleums
7.70
1
I-82
.United
Cabanga
2.80J
—-—1
Ltd—.———
1
Ltd
Ltd
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd
8.15
19 Ve
Ltd
Mines
Jan
7.70
*
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Mines
1
Gold
Mines
18c
2.05 Mar
1.80
7.70
1
Ltd
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Sullivan Cons Mines
Sep
High
400
1
Ltd—.
Ltd
Jan
18c
Beaucage Mines Ltd
100
Ltd
(1944)
Mines
Low
3.60
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Gold
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3.60
1
Soma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd
11,500
Sharee
1
Sherritt-Oordon
16c
for Week
Low
50c
Sep
Mines
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Scurry Rainbow Oil Ltd
Aug
75c
Ltd-—1
Mines
20
75c
-
Week's
Last
High
Jun
9
1
Gold
Lake
High,
23c
-
--
^
Sale Price
11c
1
Bay Mining
Beatrice
-
—1
Ltd
28
Jan. 1
Range Since
lie
1
Ltd—
Mines
Mines
SEPTEMBER
Friday
Shares
1.00
--
ENDED
STOCKS
17 "A
1
Ltd
Mines
Barvallee
Barvue
Minws Ltd
Low
18%
1
—
ef Prices
- «
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd A—-—1
WEEK
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Frtoe
...
Baker
Week's
V*
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5573
184
(1385)
45
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
SEPTEMBER
Last
Range
Par
Bidcop
Mines
Ltd
Bay Uranium
Black
Bonville
Gold
Bouzan
■
51c
Sep
1.45
Apr
Coniaurum
70c
15,300
50c
July
1.65
Jan
Conic
I id
11c
15,700
9c
July
17c
Feb
12c
14c
14,700
10c
Jan
28c
May
13c
14c
6,450
13c
Sep
43c
Feb
Consolidated
Bellekeno
1
1.62
1.75
Mines
1
Bralorne Mines
Tank
pfd
Brilund
Mines
1.45
Sep
3.85
130
45%
Sep
51
8c
8c
4,000
8c
4.75
4.75
5.05
77b
7
7%
Ltd
46
46
46 %
i
British
American
Oil
British
Columbia
82c
77c
3.05
-2.90
3.25
Mar
Consolidated
77c
Calbnan
Cordasun
Jan
Consolidated
Apr
Consolidated Denison
50
July
5%
4
.X.
2.31
13,964
44
43%
94
94
50
50%
50%
51
147
46%
Forest
42%
40
42%
15%
4,435
14 %
British
Columbia
Packers
13%
13%
130
British
Columbia
Power
British
Columbia
Telephone
•
class
B
14%
*
Reef
Mills
Brunhurst
Mines
class
;
:
B
1
45
48%
Aug
i
Brunswick Mining & Smelt
1
Buffadison Gold
Bufialo
Ext
Burrard
Dock
Dry
class
A
Calgary
Calgary
Edmonton
&
Power
Calvan
Campbell
65c
Red
Canada
Class
B
Canada
Crushed
Canada
Iron
4Vt%
Cut
Foundries
pfd
Canada
Explorations
Canada
Gil
Packers
Class
class
A
;
B
Canada
Canada
Southern
Canada
Steamship
Lines
Canada
"'J
&
Cable
class
'
•
Canadian
Astoria
Canadian
Admiral
Canadian
of
Canadian
British
Canadian
Consolidated
Nicholson
Morrison
Explor
42,864
29
30%
1
26c
Empire
pfd
26c
30c
20,800
26c
Sep
1.10
Apr
71c
6,675
70c
Sep
94c 1
fsApr
4,500
20c
Sep
44c
45c
_•
11 %c
11 %c
13c
10,600
11c
Jun
1
1.05
80c
1.05
22,700
71c
Sep
2.04
Jan
1
10c
12c
11,000
10c
Jan
197sc
Apr
4,000
Sep
40c
Jan
Pershcourt
Mine—:
1
Press
A
»
14c
11,230
13c
Sep
28c
Feb
Consolidated
Red
30c
Min
21c
2.75
975
Jun
3.00
55c
1,000
51c
July
1.10
Jan
23c
32c
23,950
23c
69c
25c
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
1
1.02
92c
1.10
318,700
45c
Aug
Consolidated
1
13 %c
13c
14c
12,000
11c
Sep
1,751
Apr
Consoi
3.60
4.00
24,125
200
8
Feb
9
Mar
20c
25c
4,700
20c
40c
44c
8,654
40c
2,555
8
1.44
26,800
26
28%
1,947
62
6b %
1, is5
100 100%
140
1.12
54c
Jan
19%
Jan
1.60
Jun
•
9.75
9.40
10%
10
West
Consumers Gas of Toronto
Copper
283/4 Mar
5.10 July
7.35
2.75
4.00 Mar
Sep
Jan
Corby
(H)
125
1,260
28%
28%
28%
10
IV*
7
7%
1,240
34%
34%
35%
945
101%
101%
104
175
100
Sep
108
Aug
Crestaurum
57
57
110
53
Jan
62
Feb
Crestbrook
22%
23%
945
22%
Aug
26
Mar
Croinor
1.52
1.72
25,550
1.52
Sep
3.40
Jan
Crown
80c
800
Sep
1.00
July
Crows
3.05
2.85
3.05
11,140
4.00
Apr
Crowpat
1.70
1.85
1,400
40
40%
200
57
6
32%
70c
Cournor
Feb
Craig
Apr
Cree
2.25 May
Jan
37
Feb
39%
1.80 May
92c
Coulee
113/4
Jun
Cosmos
July
32
Sep
Mar
37
4
July
42
July
Oil
of
D'Aragon
100
145
86
10
93
1.10
1.20
2,700
4.25
4.25
5.05
3,016
25
27
190
25
July
12 * 12 %
600
12
Jun
35% May
13% Jan
Del
19%
520
18%
Jan
24% Aug
Desmont
28C
31c
17,032
25c
Jan
42c
55c
.10,667
15,322
39% Aug
95% Mar
104
i?"'
7.15.
5.65
Feb
Sep
6.25
u
31c.. Sep
Jan
1.25
♦
Sep
Davis
6.60
1.50
1.30
1.50
21,650
1.25
49c
48c
53c
8,420
39c
May
71c
Aug
15c
14c 16%c
22,383
14c
Sep
56c
Mar
15%
15%
410
15%
Sep
17% Mar
12%
210
11%
Jun
13% May
1.09
85,800
85c
Sep
14c
14c
3,050
14c
Sep
7%
7%
7%
500
6
Apr
5.40
5.40
5.75
8,570
1
10c
4.85
24,500
53 %
210
51
Sep
210
210
2?
158
Jan
20 %c
25c
14,050
20 %C
Sep
73c
Feb
16c
18c
7,567
15c
July
39c
,Feb
62,800
30c
100
1
23c
1
1
56c
55c
68c
A
»
9%
9%
9%
50
40c
43c
13,625
40c
18c
5,500
15c
Aug
40c
Sep
1
Horn
Deer
D'Eldona
Mines--
Gold
Rio
Mining
II
40c
17c
13,833
3.55
3.80
32,650
1
20c
20c
23c
Ltd
17,700
I
Diadem
Mines
L,-
Distillers Seagrams
2
:
——
i
V
12c
11c
14c
.24,500
1,50
;
25c,
1.46
1.54
35c
30c
38c
86,428
33.'i 33%
44%
Feb
59
Aug
Dome
Exploration
2.50
8.50
25
Sep
33%
Apr
Dome
Mines
*
13
26%
Sep
32 %
Apr
Dominion Asbestos
1
Sep
95c
Mar
Dominion
Coal
42% May
Dominion
Electrohome
Dominion
Foundry
1
pfd—
25
29
45
29
May
2,765
3,450
8
Sep
11% Mar
7%
Sep
14% May
l
86c
85c
88c
5,325
85c
Apr
95c
Apr
56c
35,500
30c
Feb
94c
6.551
*
52c
6.10
52c
Canadian
Export Gas Ltd
30c
Canadian
Food
Apr
Dominion
56,100
2.90
Jan
9.35 July
Dominion
20
750
19%
Sep
25% Mar
Dominion
Tar
5.50
5.50
6.10
3,550
7.50 May
Dominion
pfd
10c
55
35
65
Donalda
2.05
2.25
7,358
Hydrocarbon
Malartic
Oils
*
Gold
9%
10%
2,705
Fob
13 %
July
Duvaw
38 %c 39 %c
1,950
38c
Sep
65c
Feb
Duvex
Cos
2,066
19%
Jan
30
Aug
Dyno Mines
1
warrants
1955
38 %C
•
common
5% preferred
1953
9%
•
25%
100
warrants
26
20
102% 102%
102%
10
10
1
..
25
10
150
5.25
53
ADr
Aug
1.99 Mar
7%
100
Apr
2.70 Aug
13 %
100
3.25
Jun
7% Aug
6,740
30%
Jun
36'/a Mar
10
28%
28%
29%
1,527
23 3/«
Feb
31
Canadian Pine Lines and Petroleums—1
3.70
3.55
3.85
25,754
2.74
Feb
preferred
13% '
Canadian
Tire
16
Corp
Western
Nat
Canadian
Will is ton
-
Gas
Oil
Oil
Canso
Cassiar
25
12
150
Corp
Explorers
Pat
136
Aug
46
May
Eddy
Feb
Elder
Central
1.60
6,850
65c
98c
83,616
1.40
1.57
3,600
2.40
2.55
1,941
7.90
8.25
6,735
3.95
3.95
400
—
—
3.00
—
_
•
Porcupine
•
I
i
ZZ*
Sep "
127s
Jun
28
28
25
common
_*
Preferred
3.20
Sep
Jun
10% Mar
7.90 May
Jan
3.70
6.00
Jan
1.01
4.75 Mar
Sep
2.11
7,100
12%
3,385
6 7a
6%
100
*
15
15
15
50
.50c
4.70
4.05
4.85
64,460
13c
1.66
Apr
Sep
6.00 Aug
1.61 Jan
Jun
26c
Feb
2.50
Mar
Anr
12%
Feb
14% July
Sep
6%
3.30 May
3%
Jun
18% Mar
Sol
Research
Cheskirk
Mines
Chestervllle
Chimo
Gold
Mining
7%c
Jan
15c
Feb
31 %c
Sep
54c
Apr
Federal
46c
45c
52c
Jan
Fleet
34,200
78c
86c
5,400
78c
4.70
82,182
Cochenour
Farm
Mining Corp
70%
•
Coin
Lake
Mines
13,668
86c
2,135
78c
43,400
5,200
8,730
1774
Jan
25
July
1,058
32
Jan
44
74 Aug
5,1355
12%
Jan
1874 July
7%
7%
51c
40c
14
7%
385
53c
240.950
14%
225
80c
1.85
59
4.25
9c
4,000
9c
1.50
Co
1.50
1.60
19,875
5.40
Mines
5.35
5.60
5,930
72c
Ltd
64c
&
*
71c
1.29
_
Ltd
Ford
46c
"6.60
5
5
5
of
Francoeur
Fraser
85%
Jan
4.75
Aug
85c
Jun
Gaitwin
Jan
Gatlneau
Feb
5%
Co
Mines
Power
Mar
General
Jan
Sep
2.10 July
5.50
170
3.50
49c
24,800
38c
Sep
1.80 Mar
49c
191,704
9c
Jan
1.20 July
9%c
34c
33c
33c
Jan
Aug
July
Jan
Apr
35 %c
Sep
31c
Feb
24c
34c
359,400
17c
17c
2,000
78
78
58
71
Jan
937a May
48i%
48%
15c
July
26
45
Feb
57
Mar
19%
19%
100
10
Jun
23
Apr
1.02
1.01
1,20
85,325
78c
78c
85c
9,200
70c
59c
74c
114,600
Sep
2.35 Mar
70c
July
2.35 Mar
59c
Sep
29
Feb
1.01
1.30 Aug
44
Aug
36%
36%
39%
5,664
17%
17
17'A
258
16
Aug
2274
475
20 %
Sep
25
Apr
Jan
21%
20%
21%
1.15
1.13
1.25
31,200
1.05
Sep
2.37
Jan
2.66
2.65
2.85
7,000
1.90
Feb
3.60
Apr
20c
Jun
Jan
6,600
29
235
29
27%
Aug
31%
Jan
20
130
46c
35c
46c
193,200
20c
Jan
62C
ADr
90c
1.10
4,900
90c
Sep
25 %C
Sep
Apr
36
2.00
Jan
"
90c
15
58 %
57
581%
1,165
51
May
—.
•
122
122
123
1,296
110
May
137%
>
•
19
19
21%
690
19
Sep
27%
7%c
Jan
26c
Jun
31
Jan
41
Aug
•
•
3.85
18c
23c
59,600
34i/4
37
1,055
3.65
4.00
28,323
80
19c
34%
100
80
40
3.65
80
Sep
Sep
27c
July
5974 Aug
4.75
Jan
Apr
Apr
97
Jan
54c
Apr
31c
6,100
•
29
28%
29%
2,296
102
100
102
80
18
17%
18%
5,920
*
5VB
5%
5%
200
71
69%
73 %
500
57% May
78
Sep
3
0
46%
39 % May
Mar
45
436
49
45%
1
5.70
5.70
300
4.70
1
5.50
5.85
2,000
4.65
•
8%
9
247
1
Ltd
Motors
72c
28c
j
Corp.—
General Pete Canada com_
Class
Jan
79c
1
13
4.10
38c
6872
27%
Dynamics
135
38c
Sep
—1
Bakeries
General
50
Aug
53
100
General
8,800
42C
29
common
Geco
2,125
7,100
27%
Exploration
Jun
135
Aug
865
46C
29
,
Apr
2.35
40
38
54%
27 %
preferred
Mines
Apr
38
1
common
Mar
5.20
May
Jan
Jan
8
53
•
2.25
135
35
Feb
f
—
30c
4.50
245
4
1
Canada
of
Co
Sep
Mar
150
•
class 'A
Jan
10
,
1
*...
1
A
(US),
Jan
580
7.70
*
—
12c
-•
1.08
Sep
25c
95c
11
Sep
42c
38
25
Copper
7,100
25c
1.50 Jan
July
45c
5.00
A
General Steel Wares common—
j
28c
28c
26%
100
17
5
8
Jun
112
Jan
Jan
32
Sep
24
May
Jan
Jan
Jun
*
Jan
6.75 Mar
53
25
1
Debentures
8%
2.52
70c
44,392
Feb
1.12
92c
Sep
—•
36,500
9c'*
t*
Apr
42 %c
1
-
ntd
5.35
137b
10
Cos
Frobislier
Sep
1.50 Sep
*
class
Canada
Jan
9c
1,900
55c
5.00
1
Mines-
Motor
Ford
Apr
Apr
1.60 Mar
1
common
Mailuiacturing
1.88 Mar
6.15 Aug
2.12
Jan
Feb
Apr
1
10
1
Kirkland
4.25
5% May
65c
Sep
3.05
46c
20
A
608,237
2.10
I
Ltd—
Trust
14c
107a
47.
Refining
Preferred
Jan
July
1.00
Feb
15
58,000
75c
510
5.10
.
Tungsten
Sep
Sep
Jan
Apr
9c
Grain
Foundation
Jun
9
70c
32,550
Glacier
6.30 May
Sep
Jun
Sep
13% July
1.10
1.75
4.50
page
3.00
Sep
Sep
July
7
35c
1.00
10c
12c 12 %c
2.15
see
3.45
Feb
Aug
14%
1.02
1.40
10 7a
Petroleum
69c
6%c
Life
footnotes
100
71c
127aC
Mines
For
700
85c
1.75
Minesu.
Enterprises
Confederation
73
4.25
6%c
_
12V2C
I
Copper
Commonwealth
69%
672c
—
Gold
1,502
85c
~
Equip
Yellowknife
46,800
65c
65c
Reco
Coldstream
90c
3.05
4.25
Willans
Cockshutt
8,550
80c
Knitting class A
Cody
Cociagas
80c
3.50
3.00
Smelt
Consolidated
Combined
3.10
2.75
Smelting-.
.25
Bar
Colomac
1
1
&
Chrysler
Circle
Federal
1,600
4.10
Aug
2iya July
38%
1
Oils Ltd
Fargo
18,000
Mines
Chromium Min &
Cobalt
6.35. Apr
Sep
He
78c
35 %
103 %
211%
Sep
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines——
33c
4.30
Aug
13%
Jan
Falconbrldge Nickel
Famous Players
Canadian
31 %c
1
Apr
10 % July
14 %
37 %
50c
Explprers Alliance
10c
' .75c
Aug
157a Mar
28c
20y4
18c
pfd
:
Corp
1
Excelsior Refineries
33c
45c
10
38
71,650
Eureka
—1
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chibougamau Explor
Chiboug Jaculet Mines—.
.39 % May
13%
67,600
Estabrooks
1
9c
,.r
20%
31c
Life Insurance
Equitable Life Insurance $5__
1
Mines
Chibougamau
4.05
Apr
94 %c May
30
65c
class
Gold
Far west
Chemical
Jan
1.99
•
Empire
1,200
Apr
20c
25% Mar
50c
Inv
Emerald
Sep
2,566
11%
127a
io
Wines—
El
Apr
1.89
v
•
Pen-Rey Oils
1.85
17,435
4,800
El
1.58
3.80
Jan
98
155
26 %c
Mines
3.90 Mar
1.13
2.07
Eldrich
Sep
5.05
1.90
1.95
Economic
1.09 Mar
4.15
13c 137ac
■
Apr
1.80 Mar
1.50 Mav
65c
1.05
1.05
4.50
Sep
Sep
4.50
4.50
\
Oils
Aug
3.70
i
:
Prods
1.50
27%
Jan
28c
Mines
70c
7
!
Paper
19
66c
•
Gold-
Gai
Apr
A Sep
5,900
8% July
175
B
Smelting
30
85c
Sep
2,627
Eastern Steel Prods
91
1.42
_1
Oil
Leduc
Chateau
1.50
1
Ltd
/
Central
Steel
80c
__
Sep
14c
16%
com
Metals
10
2.30
Jan
13
51c
Asbestos
10
600
May*.rI',
14%
Eastern
340
3.10
5.50
.
5,.
Sep
*
1
Eastern
6.50 July
4.20.Mar
16%
33
680
9%
25c
1
July
30%
123
V
Sep
May
31%
Ltd-
Co
4.60 July
16%
1
Producers,
Central
Chatco
1,585
1
Asbestos
Charter
81c
1
Reserves
Trethewey
Central
3.10
•
Natural Gas
Castle
16%
6c
Mines
Erin
30
30
1674
;
Gas
&
4-%
l.
Cof^per Coy
Cdnadusa
Can
6.20
"
•
pfd_20
;
Canadian
Canso
123
»
com
Canadian Vickers
Canam
4.55
4.55
1.45
3,600
9%
11c
1.00
99 %
East Sullivan Mines
Eastern
Prospect
,
8,400
•
Canadian
Apr
Sep
16
1
Malartic
5
33%
Ltd
20c
30
common
East
5
Petrofina
Apr
4.90 Aug
98
Amphi Gold—
327b
Canadian
85c
Jan
Minerals
&
Mar
32 %c
Sep
30
—
class
Rope
Copper
Oils
Jan
47c
98
•
Chemical
&
East
5
Railway
9 %
•
-1
Stores
Mines
Apr
1.00 Mar
•
com
Coal
&
Steel
Aug
3274
Pacific
12%
107% Mar
May
7% May
25
Canadian
Donald
1.26
Sep
♦
Textile
55
2.05
100
Prods
Canadian Homestead Oils
Jan
100
Steel
&
Preferred
Dominion
19%
5.80
8.50
13
12
Magnesium
Dominion Scottish Invest com
Feb
8.20 *
14c 14 %c
Indus
8%
1.42
4,943
33%
1,285
37
16c
16,200
2,575
•
Apr
>.Sep
'
,
Minerals
July
9%
1,000
16c
3.60
1
Ltd
Corp
40c
j
—
Ltd
Mines
Producers
Devon-Leduc Oils
ADr
40c
5,712
;
Jan
69
210
Aug
16c
Aug
9.00
32% May
Jun
:
class
Warrants
Detta
>'
Mines
Leather
55
52c
37c
28c
51
27%
1,955
Apr
5% Aug
Sep
19c
Sep
16c
24c
26%
8,750
Feb
8c
4.85
25c
52
55c
500
Feb
6.60 Aug
3.90 July
1,200
Apr
7%
51%
26%
40%
10c
4.85
2.18
29c
5
Coal
26%
52c
Apr
85c
27
40%
3.00
Sep
15%
52
54c
Sep
Apr
12%
26%
40%
^
Jan
1.01
50
Decoursey Brewis Mines—
74c
-
;
—
common
Ltd
67c
-
8.25 July
3.25
20
11,299
1
Pass
Mines
93
1.57 Mar
5.75 Mar
25,757
May
37
-
Mines
Timber
Minerals
88
Mar
3,780
3.95
*
Pershing
93
55c
6.85
3.60
1
-
Zelleroach
37
Jun
28%
6.30
1
Canada
Nest
87%
Jun
28%
27%
6.30
3.75
«
Mining
93
Sep
Apr
27%
•
A
Zinc
Bit
87%
33%
15% July
•
-
Imperial
Lead
Cusco
Feb
Feb
Jan
6.65
60c
90c
_»
56
32
26% May
28% May
5.40 Mar
Sep
Sep
1
1
Mines
Dist class
53
30%
50
Feb
•
Mining
Corp Ltd
Coppercresfc Mines
30%
■
3.45 May
Apr
•
Consoi
Copper-Man
Jan
1.39
1
Exploration
Cliff
21c
1
Petroleum
Copper
Sep
10
Consolidated
Con west
16%
700
3.75
1
Feb
6.75 July
11,200
•
.
Aug
Feb
18
Mines
Aug
5.00
5.55
Sudbury Basin
Consolida-ted Thor Mines Ltd
Consolidated
Tungsten
Mining
33
1,100
2.90
Mines
69
Sep
5.00
5.35
Sannorm
105
55 % Mar
100
Apr
8%
Dock
2.25
33
8
Gas warrants
18c
14 %
Sep
29
&
"
Feb
55c
25c
I
18c
2.60
Jan
2.90
Dredge
Feb
55c
11
60
13
6.30
Poplar
18c
Mines—2.50
27% July
13,100
29
19%
Gold
Sep
July
39c
16%
class
7%
Decalta
Feb
Mines
8
Devonian Petroleum,
Jafi
70c
Quebec
5.55
Canadian
-Aug
Consolidated Northland Mines
7%
i
'
Consolidated Peak Oils—
•
Preferred
Feb
5.90
38
Sep
20c 22 %c
Consolidated
26
25
(Dunsmuir)
29
.
Apr
3
Ctollieries
5.10 Mar
.
70c
Consolidated
2.90
•
Feb
87c
20c
Consolidated
16%
Hoc
Oils
2.50
11,954
1
3.75 Mar
Sep
Sep
1
Canadian
Canadian
5.30
3.65
30c
2
.
Mines
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
Canadian
4.65
•
Canners
Canadian
7,500
29VB
Jan
1.35
6.30
7,405
35c
10 %c Aug
479.949
3.95
4.65
Apr
1.40
•
1.82
30c
20
common
Canadian Celanese $1%
Canadian
Jan
1.45
25
Breweries
Preferred
Canadian
44c
8,300
3.65
Feb
12%
43c
Commerce-
1.50
40
5.00
-g
.1
Jun
i
A—.?.,.
Apr
33%
.
Oil
/Atlantic
Bank
Jan
Mar
370
5.00
i—u
18c
84e
50c
13c
28c
Jan
Mar
Sep
36
62
l
Mar
1.93
45c
Jan
100%
■
Oils.
Canadian
Canadian
■
Sep
85 c
Jun
Feb
Mar
30c
*
Minerals
Jun
1.27
30c
90c
*
B„_
60c
20c
21c
14 3/4 c
—^-12.50
Wire
400
4,355
Sep
8
i
com—
12,675
35c
Jan
Apr
78c
Jun
1.15
Petroleum
1,240
1.53
4.80
4.00
Sep
Sep
May
14%
20
Preferred
60c
1.42
3.25
3.00
35c
15%c
100
Mtge
51,897
17,587
Sep
*
Permanent
10,605
76c
23c
Sep
*
Canada Safeway Ltd pfd
1
Canada Southern Oils warrants
2,375
3.20
63c
32c
7c
29
Warrants
Canada
3.60
3.00
30c
30c
•
3.25
72c
21c
13c
—
Lands
Feb
lie ll%c
35%
22%
Apr
8.80 May
21c
65c
1
-
40c
11%
23,472
32c
1,565
12%
26
Met
Warrants
Feb
750
9.65
Feb
80c
Preferred
Canada
Sep
25c
26c
9.00
60c
2,000
•
common
40c
8c
10
—
Malting
Sep
34c
Jun
10% May
®
common
28c
Mines
Negus
•
Stone
23,012
Gold
Marbenor
Consolidated
1.75
Canada
Mar
lie
Consolidated Mosher
5
Jun
20
,
:
Jun
35c
.1
Mines
Howey
Consolidated
100
;
50c
Sep
1.47
18,200
——50
common
74c
Sep
12c
3.00
9c
*
pfd
Cement
Preferred
Feb
23c
26c
14c
1
common
23c
2,935
2,000
9.10
68c
1
>
Lake
Bread
147,565
25c
12c 14 %c
13c
1
Chibougamau
Campbell
53c
23c
-1
Arrow
Consolidated
Jan
12,100
•
Oil--
46c
23c
Lake
Feb
2.15
Sep
3%
Consolidated
6%
May
52c
35c
Jan
60c
1.30
1,755
11c
13c
•
Consolidated
Jan
*
18c
39,200
11%
100
common
preferred
12%
.7
15c
Sep
35%
25c
.
Jun
;
Apr
Sep
Sep
»
Petroleum
405
7%c
•
Ltd
Mar
7
6%
—
Jan
8c
•
Burns &
23c
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
Consolidated Mining & Smelting—
12c
1
Burlington Steel
Co
Sep
10c
13c
•
Lake
1.65
Sep
7,500
lie
*
Hill
52 % Mar
13,720
14c
65c
Building
Bunker
Jan
Sep
9c
12c
1
Burchell
Golden
10 %c 11 %c
8c
Feb
L
Mines
Consolidated Guayana
Consolidated Halliweil
36%
5,502
10%
l
Buffalo Red Lake
Products
Gillies
Consolidated
300
10%
•
Gold
Canadian
Consolidated
Apr
5,400
1
Ankerite
Jan
Feb
16% Aug
50 % Aug
1.50
Fenimore Iron
Class B warrants—
51
1.39
12c
15c
.1
Oil
52
3.00
8c
117aC
1
13,900
1
_
Dragon
20
Sep
1.30
l
Buffalo
Feb
3.00
Mines
17c
1
Consolidated East Crest—
106
45
730
1.65
1.37
15c
3.40
Consolidated
12% Mar
4,908
45
Mines
Brunston
5%
Sep
1.50
"
Jan
17c
28c
Consolidated Discovery
Apr
50 %
Jan
94
40%
41
25 f
Mining
Brunsman
Calalta
35
67
1.50
Broulan
Bruck
15,119
94.
45%
*
Co
Rights
44c
Warrants
Apr
Sep
14%
50
Products
Sep
1
Oils___
2.10
Sep
42%
1
preferred
Columbia
22c
•
Mines-
Consoi
preferred
7t%
British
45
15,660
*
Flin
4.30
Jan
100
:
63c
28c
-
•
preferred
Jun
22c
.1
Cadillac
8
6.00
Eiec—
4% %
Mines
Gamma
Sep
Sep
46
29,650
Central
Apr
6%
12.0
89c
l
Beta
Consolidated
High
2,050
22c
*
Consolidated
Low
44c
40c
-
Apr
Range Since Jan. 1
High
43c
_•
Consolidated Bakeries
July
18c
Sep
4.55 July
8,340
50
.
Petroleum
8c
995
•
common
Brltalta
156,870
45%
•
,
Traction
1.90
45 7»
•
Gold
9%c
Shares
1
Development Qorp
Consolidated
Allenbe«* Oil
13c
for Week
Low
•
Mines
Sales
Range
Par
27,503
10c
l
j
Boymar
&
High
65c
58c
Corp pfd
Bridge
Low
High
Week's
of Prices
»
Sale Price
1
Bowater
Brazilian
I ast
Range Since Jan. 1
55c
*
Gold
Mines
60c
8TOCKS
1
;
Bordulac Mines
Bouscudillac
Low
1
Mines
Shares
Friday
"
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
28
Sales
*
STOCKS
<..
Jan
Mar
772 July
7.00 Aug
7.00 Aug
117s
Jan
,
.;
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...
Monday, October 1, 1956
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Toronto Stock Exchange (Cont.)
Week's
Last
of Prices
Par
Genex
Low
Ltd
Mines
Yellowknife Gold ilines
Giant
Glenn
Uranium
5.40
Gold Eagle Gold
Tire
Gordon
14c 17'/2C
9c
Mackay
class A
2.40
29c
8c
3,100
148
155
60
48%
48%
Sep
Sep
13c
Mar
7%
19c
3.90
Feb
Macdonald
6.30
Jan
Macfie
1.60
Apr
Mackeno
Feb
MacLeod-Cockshutt
5.00
Mines
Explorations
Madsen
39,650
Great Northern
Utilities
Gas
1
com
Preferred
Warrants
Sweet
Great
West Coal
Gulf
Grass
Oils...
Wire
Red Lake Gold
4.50
11c
16c
8c
9c
4,500
30 VaC 34 Vac
17,600
Sep
Leaf
Milling
9.45
57
Apr
7%
42% Aug
3.00 May
8
Jan
750
10%
Apr
Marcon
Jan
Marcus
Apr
64c
Sep
Sep
Marigold
Oils
Mining Corp
July
Maybrun
McColl
11% July
10% July
7%
Jan
Jan
1.09
100
9
Jan
21
21
100
20%
Feb "
23
30c
36c
28,800
30c
Sep
13c
12c
14c
14,500
12c
Sep
18
17%
18%
14,981
15% May
8.50 May
Brass
8.75
8.50
8.75
12,520
20
20
20
75
1
12 VaC
12c
»15c
49,650
•
36%
37
1,960
com
36%
Hard
common
21
7%
Gold
Rock
Harrison
Mines
20
Sep
12c
Mar
33
Heath
Red
Gold
Jun
Paper
Crest
Hinde
&
com
Oils Ltd
Dauch
18,100
Apr
12c
75,150
30c
15c
Sep
15C
2,100
Aug
14%c July
10 %c 12 %c
5,500
lOVaC
Sep
81c
Sep
83c
1.07
133,000
Mines
Home
class
Co
McMarmac
Red
Sep
Jan
Merrill Island
Jan
Merrill
29c
Meta
Apr
38
Aug
9
Uranium
July
Mill
Apr
Mindamar
Apr
Mining
Mining
2.06
Feb
39Vac
14 %c
Aug
May
23,900
19c
50c
ADr
10c
7
Feb
Min
2,700
70c
Jan
97c
Aug
12c
Feb
58c
Apr
Sep
58
Jan
45
105
44
10
10
450
7
24'/a
24%
26
15,522
12%
13'A
4,246
11%
12%
2,410
10 %
Feb
38
38
40%
1,315
7.25
7.10
7.60
6,050
81
80
84
4,760
3>8c
38c
42c
3,500
25%
1
5.90
26
80
12
12
10
12%
5,675
5.90
56
Gold
55
11^4
1
6.50
1,000
Jan
11
22%
Feb
Feb
38
Sep
6.95
64
49
Feb
10%
Jan
28c
Feb
25% Aug
8.35
Feb
3.40
Jan
Aug
Interprovincial
Bldg
Interprovincial
Pipe
Products
Jellicoe
Mines
Joliet-Quebec
210
99%
48c
14
48c
14
2,967
55c
15,400
175
14
.14%
1.05
Sep
20
1.74
Jan
Jan
95%
Sep
105
Jan
110
common
28
Jan
45c
Sep
40 %
12
Jun
Jan
50
2.10
2.50
2.40
2.80
1.40
1.40
1.50
4,850
4.75
5,300
1.20
28c
Mar
28c
34c
12c
Sep
74,500
73c
57,500
19c
16%
1
89C
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
1
200
23,669
3,200
10%
10%
25
9 VaC
9%c 10%C
33,700
17%
17%
8c
17%
8 VaC
12,500
3,471
•
Klrkland
Hudson
Kirkland
Minerals
Bay
.1
.1
1
Ltd
.200
16%
82c
2.00
Sep
10% July
8c
Feb
17%
Feb
8c
July
-16%
Lake Dufault Mines
Lake Lingman Gold Mines
Lake Osu Mines
July
13 VaC May
Sep
90c
Sep
5.10 Mar
1.41
1.51
56c
3.20 Mar
54c
60c
65,350
1.35 July
32c
Jan
1.75
1.60
1.76
22,238
20%
19%
11
,815
65c
75c
10,300
Jl 0c
1.87
1.85
2.14
15\480
14c
15c
31,050
18c
18c
4.00
4.00
4.10
822
25c
22 %c
25c
2,000
3.85
3.75
3.85
1,710
Lake Shore Mines
Lake
La
Wasa
Luz
I
Mining
~
Mines
II"
Lamaque Gold Mines___._
Laura Secord Candy Shops
2.80
92c
Gold
14c
Lexindin
Gold
Mines
Groceterias
Class
Loblaw
A
class
2.45
Coy
I
~
Lomega Explorations
Long Island Petroleums
7q0
III
•,
•
Mines
_
Louvicourt Goldfields
__H
Lyndhurst Mining Co_"_
I
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
Mines'_
For
9,600
12c
15c
18,000
16c
700
2.41
2.65
13,250
1.76
1.90
5,800
43
48
325
footnotes
see
pfige
47.
i
7
f
•
1.50 May
20c
1.10
Aug
Jan
95c
Mar
July
2.09 July
Mar
49c
2.75 Aug
18
Gold
18%
1.10
57% Aug
1.20
15,800
1.10
Sep
1.83 Aug
90c
Jan
1.00
15,600
11
11%
450
11
July
11%
550
11
Sep
41c
Sep
1.47
Feb
July
28 %
Jan
Apr
6%
Jan
43 Vac
41c
50c
85c
30,700
26%
26%
500
5
5
5
600
4.05
4.0o
4.4o
29
42
50
20c
20c
22c
20,800
1,07
1.00
1.23
48,800
i4C
10c
15c
4%
288
42
85,600
65c
lO'/aC
1.10
2.15 Mar
Sep
26
l.X-J
28
ZZ
3.10
13 Va
Jan
28
Apr
14
Jan
6.95 Mar
Sep
34
39% Mar
44
20c
45c
Sep
1.00
10c
Apr
Apr
Apr
4.10
Sep
Sep
41c
Feb
Apr
56c
69c
23,930
50c
Sep
93c
Feb
lO'/aC
14c
7,605
IOV2C
Sep
31c
Feb
1.05
1.16
5,800
1.01
Sep
2.15
2.15
231
7,800
2.01
Jan
60c
60c
63C
9,100
2.43
2.40
2.55
44,045
31c
35c
1,750
i
60c
.
Apr
3.25 May
Sep
1.50
.
61c
70c
24,700
61c
May *
Sep
<
Sep
22Vac
22 VaC
24c
12,600
16c
41c
56C
38,600
41c
2.55
Sep
1.50
1.30
.
Jan
42Vac
31c
j
2.08
61c
.*
;
Jan
Sep
59c
Jan
90c
vMar
35c
.
Feb
1.55
6,585
26c
24c
30c
53,200
1
1.40
1.40
1.55
8,700
1
'18c
'17c
20c
17c
•
60c
51c
1
22c
20 %c
25c
17c
•
;
17 %c
1
1.85
Sep
3.55
25c
Aug
38c
4.00
20c
2.65
Sep
6.00
2.41
1.29
43
Noranda
Norpax
44c
60,625
23c
Jan
98c
Apr
13c
14c
22,700
13c
Sep
27c
Aug
11 Vac
11 Vac
13c
15,600
11c
Jan
17c
IOV2C
10 Vac
3.75
3.55
.4.00
52,675
8c
8 VaC
15,600
North
•
Oil
&
Oils
1
Mines
Oil
32 % Aug
26c
24c
44,450
91c
8,600
19c
Sep
Sep
1.20 Aug
8c
Jan
2.18
40c
Sep
Feb
7.60
20c
Sep
1
,
Apr
Apr
t
<•
Feb
Orenada
Ormsbv
Osisko
58 Va
58
61%
4,139
17c
12,000
13c
13c
13c
11,500
10c
1.61
1.46
t
Apr
j
Jun
t
1.80
51%
Jan
66% Aug
Sep
56c
6.40
Jan
19 %c
Mar
Jun
Sep
364,600
46c
Jan
~~2.00
Sep
55c
64c
5,725
55c
8,350
1.10
Sep
Sep
64c
1.35
6.10
6.10
6.50
4,550
4.50
Jan
2.75
2.95
1.75
1,460
7c
1.28
-
8c
29,500
-78c
8c
80c
87c
19,100
Jan
7c
-
__
Sep
55c
July
1.40
133,150
4.05
4.35
40,041
3.15
July
14
-13
14%
1,627
133/4
Sep
5%
5%
100
1.25
43
39c
•
270
1.50
7,500
28c
•
295
2.75
1.15
28c
44
2.75
43
1.50
•
30c
35c
39C
80c
5%
43
Feb
;
7.35 Aug
-
'
k
4.00
July
,
14%c
Feb
»
1.31 Mar
1
—
1.67
Jun
Sep
Sep
44 %
2.95
Sep 1
Sep !
Jan
2.00
Jun
15,400
28c
Apr
35c
Sep
Sep
85c
6,900
85c
Apr i
Sep
27c
Apr
7 VaC
9c
67c
73©
5,600
21c
26c
69.500
9,500
2.75
7%c
67c
Sep
11 %c
Jan
4lc
Apr
Mar
1.30 May
16c
11 %c
17c
728,700
8c
Jan
23c
74c
84c
6,300
70c
Sep
1.30
2.70
2.70
2.85
20c
19c
22c
25,900
19c
Sep
45c
7c 10%C
Apr
162,000
4c
Jan
12c
July
500
25c
30c
May
1
_90o
•
9c
*
common
•
30c
2.10
1
Crush
•
Gold
1.78
Jan
Jan
3.25
2.35
8,750
50c
57c
17,300
9
%
705
8%
Sep
13
16,965
8.20
Feb
19%
13%
13%
14%
3.00
3.00
3.00
28c
100
2.10
36c
3.00
Sep
Aug
Sep
3.20
1.15
4.45
Jun
Aug
Apr
Apr
Mar
Apr
Jan
35c
26c
33c
31,050
-20c
July
57c
Jan
41c
_•
1
2.10
60,700
8'%
53c
10
Copper
30c
j
5.05 Sep •'
17% May f
9%. Feb 1
56c
21c
.
i
Sep
1.59 Aug
Sep
73c
common
1
7.90 Mar
1.15
Gold-
Club
Mines
43c
57c
1
Mines
Jun
1.20
•
Exploration
Lake
Sep
13c
15c
;
Mines
T
Feb
ADr
5.25 May
Jan
43c
1.75
•
preferred
Apr
9c
24,500
4.10
Beauty Supply
Jockey
Warrants
5.05
Jan
..15,800
8,970
_50
6 %
2.50
2.57
14,300
.
6.90
1
common
Canada
Sep
17 %c
55c
6.40
O'Leary Malartic
Orange
14c
3.00
Jun
'
Rare Metals Mining
Oils
Feb
47c
1.37
Feb
i
1
Mines
Opemiska
3.65
•
12c
.
50c
2.15
5%
Oil
Jun
Aug
3.10
12C
20c
...
Ltd
warrants
Omnltrans
2,833
6.50
Uranium
Ontario
145
8c
*
common
Rankin
Star
2.40
23c 23 VaC
2.85
Oils
Rockland
Selections
Sep
Jan
2.38
,
Aug
31 Vac Apr
1
Okalta
Sep
lOVaC
.
Apr
•
Oils
Ogama
Oka
10c
1.00
17,500
1
Ltd
Mining
Ltd
Obaska Lake Mines
O'Brien Gold Mines.,
Jun
05/aC Jan
15c
•
Warrants
Preferred
Aug
120
„
2125
1
Canadian
North
3.35
50
.
.
25,200
(J
_
Norsyncomaque
57%
39,326
j
1.15
35c
1
Mines
Northcal
Jan
23,500
1.55 Aug
1.00
I
Norgold Mines
Norlartic Mines
Normetal Mining
Sep
Aug
l
1
Nudulama Mines Ltd
Mar
1
Apr
14c
-
Jan
Apr
1.14
38c
1
Gold
Norvalie
3.65
Sep
1
Acme
Jan
Sep
35c
1.10
1
.
3.55
Jan
33,075
1
Nisto Mines
Nor
-
1956
35c
40c
;
Feb
Feb
t
Northern
Sep
35c
Apr
54c
5
Feb
Sep
38c
14c
Jan
Apr
12c
50c
33c
16,300
47,035
4.45
15 %c
Sep
Sep
27,067
3.95
35c
1.08 Aug
41c
Apr
19c
14 Vac May
18c
16c 18%c
1.19 May
1
I
Jun
21
Feb
3.55
Northspan
Feb
Sep
50c
3.60
North
68c
:
17c
71,830
•
Feb
2.75 May
17
May
Feb
Apr
7,300
65c
3.10
Apr
Feb
33c
40c
20c
'
1
Apr
Jan
,
Zl
Mines
Northland
Jan
17c
,
;
Apr
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
North Inca Gold
18c
16,750
Jan
May
2.20
Sep
July
May
Mar
13c
21c
2.05
63c
Apr
1.40
Apr
35c
Mar
Feb
1.50 Aug
21c
7,825
14c
;
1.15
31c
24
3.75
1.53
1
1
Mines
25
23
2,000
Sep
Feb
50c
Rouyn
Jan
Jun
47,200
15%
39%
Canada
MJpes
Sep
July
17
1.50
490
2,203
Warrants
20%
55c
1,900
9%c
16
51
Sep
Ontario
19c 20 %c
Mar
15V4
48%
1.20
May
48
1.25
90c
Aug
Apr
13c
23% Mar
9%c
Aug
17c
Sep
19c
66c
Feb
6%
4,000
Aug
1.30
8,210
27%
23,250
28%
1.10
4%
„15c
17
95c
Jun
Aug
23
13c
39 Va
1.04
600
69c
Sep
13c
90
16c
325
4.50
66c
1.00 Mar
3.95
2.40
937
145
24%
4.50
66c
2.70
23 VaC
1,452
14c
Jun
20c
1
30
145
93c
39c
8,900
41,855
Zl
17%
12 %C 14 %c
Apr
Sep
Sep
21,900
21c
_♦
41%
15c
Jan
293/8
Mines
29
13 %c
42c
Jun
3.00
24%
Feb
Aug
21 %
50c
of
Gold
Thurbols
17%
19
45c
39c
17c
695
20c
1
Rouyn Merger
Royran Copper
39%
18
24
2.70
1
Senator
29
18%
6,000
23%
85c
t
--
New
17%
~
Uranium
280
92c
5.00
1
New
39'/a
pfd
B
Theatres
Lor ado
19%
82c
43
on
t
Loews
700
1.80
A_I__I
preferred
Class A
Class
2.85
16c
1
Liberal Petroleum
Little Long Lac Gold
Loblaw
2.80
1,500.
18%
Leltch Gold
Lencourt
^225
Sep
_•
d.2
Minda-Scotia
New
Jan
22
1.45
19%
™"
Manitoba
Newnorth
Jan
12 %c
2.95
20%
Exploration
Lake Cinch Mines
3.65
1
Mylainaque Explor
Niplsslng
Labatt
(John) Ltd
Labrador Mining &
300
1
Superior Oils
47Vac
500
3.75
17c 18 Vac
1
Gold
Taku
8,000
14,350
42,900
3.65
19c
1
New
-1,000
20c
3.65
26 Vs
Mining
New
50c
2.50
2.80 Mar
•
Mines
Apr
3.25
20c
Sep
10
Petroleum
1.39 Aug
3.10 Apr
2.95
2.12
Apr
1.15
1
18% Mar
47 %c
— —
45c
11%
Gold
New
47 Vac
2.15
New
1.59 July
50c
3.00
Warrants
53/b Aug
Feb
110,500
1
Mines
New Jason
July
26,150
90c
21c
90c
94c
Jan
19c
2.15
1.33
9'Ac
73c
16%
3.20 Aug
Jun
24c
1.32
•
New Kelore Mines
Newlund Mines
Aug
May
19c
82c
July
Mar
1.50 July
1.20
•
Mines
Hosco
New
76c
10%
Apr
New
2.00
Mar
3.70
47c
18
1.21
20
Fortune Mines..
Gas Explorations
New
Apr
Sep
•
Feb
Jan
Sep
45c
£•
,1
3.85
Mar
22c
72,500
50c
15o
63,075
Feb
81c
12,940
25o
Oil
Highridge
40c
4,550
85c
45c
.
75c
22% Mar
Sep
Aug
15%
Ltd
pfd
Harrlcana
52c
24c
69c
T5c
Jan
20c
1
New Goldvue Mines
Jan
22 %c
12c
Davies
Delhi
New
20c
24c
12 Vac
Apr
5
com
Petroleum
Develop
New
6,700
318,982
Jan
4.60
49%
Chamberlain
Concord
New
2.60 Mar
Jun
48c
28c
11%
Sep
1.37
Sep
14%
13,161
•
Oils
New Dickenson
Aug
Sep
2.20 Sep
80c
22c
4.25
28c 32'/ac
Apr
Apr
3.50
1
„
v,
Continental
New
16% Jan
27 %
28c
3.80
29c
*
Works
Chemical
Bidlamaque
New
Apr
7,999
21,816
4.00
•
Bristol
New
_
1.80 Mar
12,575
•
99,965
1.24
25c
70c
July
2.10
715
1.65
Sep
Sep
46c
192,300
May
Sep
3.05
1,600
24c
1.13
1
Alger Mines
New
131% Mar
2.50
Ltd
16%
15%
1.40
*
Car
New
Aug
Sep
45%
20c
16
20c
15%
21c
40c
Petroleum
New
Apr
2.10
20c
26c
Feb
95% Mar
45c
Feb
78%
126 %
46
42%
20c
10c
9,100
35,150
2.89
New British Dominion Oil
New Calumet Mines
Aug
33
2.15
1
25,500
33c
3.50
Sep
Sep
Aug
•
Mines
New
16% July
42'/a
1
Oils
Sep
Apr
34 Va
10c
2.20 Mar
1
Hosiery Mills class B_!
Steel
Npw
Jan
Aug
8
•
„
79%
2yc
•
New Athona Mines
Feb
1
Mines.
100
94
28c
20c
Trust
Neiio
Sep
8%
7
7,960
0
Kenville Gold
May
Feb
68
3.05
Co
Explorations
National
Aug
85c
100
103%
Mines
Keyboycon Mines
Sep
Jun
5
National
Apr
62% Aug
12% Feb
0
ZZ
103
•
Mines
National
New
29 %
2,530
1.14
10 %c
•
Grocers
National
Aug
7.20 Sep
1
~
13c
81c
12,200
Apr
9% Mar
104
41%
1,320
33c
1.19
Corp
Drug &
National
Apr
Jan
7%
99
Line
Ltd
97
82%
28c
39c
Sep
•
Creek
National
May
Sep
8%
127% 127%
34 %
37
Mines
Mines
15c
27%
17%
85
•
May
8
215
Credits
11
17
1.25
I
Journal Publishing
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jupiter Oils
Kroy
7%
95"%
(1939)
Gold
Jonsmlth
5,434
41%
Ltd
Mining.:
Minerals
Joburke
514,800
41
•
Mining Corp
Exploration
Jean^tte
32c
29%
1.05
•
Jacobus
Jaye
27%
Sep
Jan
95%
common
Ltd
97
79%
1.60
Gas
Preferred
79
54 Va
•
Irish Copper Mines Ltd
Iron Bay Mines
97
80
28c
1
Uranium
Knitting
National
14
63
36%
1,110
37,000
1
Ranwick
746
•
com
Moore Corp commonMulti-Minerals Ltd
97% July
55c
Aug
26 % Apr
May
8
{
100
Walte
21c
53
125
100
International
142,350
•
Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive
16% Aug
15% Aug
17
'
class A
Co
6%
Feb
30 Ye Mar
10%
11,665
2,825
1
59%
11%
•
•
•
Petroleum
Jack
720
55%
11
27'/a
10
56%
55%
■
22c
com
Inspiration
Isotope
55
10
•
Nickel
11c
44,270
Moneta
1
Preferred
1.09
62%
Jan
Sep
Sep
Sep
87
61
Mines.
Monarch
16,500
44
Imperial Oil
International
165
1
Endeavour
38C
10
Imperial Tobacco*of Cahada ordlhary.5
International
4,695
81c
1
Power
Metals
Ore
80C
•
Preferred
40c
16,000
7
2.15
23,300
Mogul Mining Corp I
Molsons Brewery class A
80c
•
.
Imperial Bank
Imperial Life Assurance
Mining
International Metals
15c
87%
65c
Corp
35c
Jan
•
new
Apr
2.60
Brick
37
25
Corp Ltd
Ingersoll Machine class A
Inglis (John) & Co
Inland Cement preferred
3.50
76,125
49c
Gas
Lake
33
44
Ltd
Accept
Apr
2.22
Nesbltt Lablne Uranium
Industrial
Feb
5.20
182,770
60c
Petroleums
24c
Milton
&
Industries
City
Milliken
Nama
Paper common
Lake
47c
2.30
Mining
1.70 May
24c
Apr
6
Sep
5%c Jan
5
Hughes Owens Co pfd
Indian
July
_i
Mines
Light &
Oil
Midwest
Apr
22c
1,295
*
Gold
Husky Oil & Refining
Warrants
24c
50o
Mining
Midrim
23% Mar
50,489
106,400
•
Mining
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Apr
12 Vac
87
1.25
Exploration & Dev
35c
Hoyle
Apr
3oc
Sep
r
•
Petroleums
Petroleum
Mexican
Ltd
Smith
49c
Sep
8c
61
1
27
6%
22c
Lake
12%
80c
1
B
Howard
Jan
11c
•
Mentor
9%0
34
Oils
Canada
Consol
Oil
17c
1
20 Va
6
•
Drilling
Hollinger
7,500
18,000
-
100
Lake
Feb
Apr
93c
Porcupine
Red
Feb
10
•
common
Jan
July
1
Frontenac
Mar
1.70
8
68c
lie
Aug
JaD
6%
7
1.63
41c
2.71
87
McWatters Gold Mines
7%c
12
Tower
13c
•
'
Medallion
18 %c
13
Hi
1
com
Aug
May
2.40
'
Feb
62c
20c
40c
100
Mciutyre
Apr
9c
♦
1
Highland Bell
Hignwood Sarcee
2.40
*
Jan
20c
new
1
warrants
Apr
1.49
26c
7% Aug
13c
48c
1.00
Mines
High
275
12c
35c
11c
Lake
Gold
Heva
7%
21
15c
Mines
Hendershot
15
13c
of Lakes Iron..
Headway
21
45c
Minerals
Hasaga Gold Mines
Head
21
Carpets
Harding
32c
9c
1.25
13% Aug
21
32c
8c
•
McKenzle
Feb
1
1
Ltd
Preferred
5.50 May
Sep
B
1
Mines
Preferred
54 Va Aug
5.75 Mar
4.40
35c
Ltd
Mines
Gold
8%
1
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Harrls-Ferguson Ltd
Feb
3.95
Mines
Class
Jan
47
•
common
Mrtralgo
Midcon
Hahn
2.65
275
5%
55,550
30
new
«l%c
Sep
24c
25c
100
47C
.
Alab
2.70 May
Sep
Sep
8%
Jun
37c
pfd
&
Sep
1.10
21c
Maple
1
Ltd
Feb
1
Lime
48
2.15
2,915
8%
Jan
4.50
Gwillim Lake Gold
Gypsum
Sep
7,300
1.25
2,900
305
Mines
Products
34%
2.30
1.10
22c
300,955
:
Warrants
1,515
2.20
20c
2.95
10%
36%
2.20
10c
:
5,350
-10
.—.—_
Ltd—
34%
1
Mines
24 VaC
.
1.19 July
12,250
1
Trust
35
11c
25%
9%
38 Vac
*
1.40
650
8%
*
Jun
9c
245
3.25
•
Sep
32c
1.30
3.15
9c
10c
9,700
11c
43
8
;
15,000
63,960
22c
8% Aug
Apr
13c
51c
1.35
1.35
45c
1.51
10c
42c
1.23
1
Sep
2.30 Mar
lie
•
Feb
Sep
1.30
Mlnes_j
1
3.25
9%
Sep
1.81
1
1
Gold
Uranium
3.20
3.25
65c
Goldfields
42%
1
Mines
Goirney
3.20
15,000
Mamruc
38%
100
—*
A
Uranium
Mines
Gunnar
43
*
class
Freehold
Lead
43
70c
Maneast
1,300
1
;
Guaranty
Gulch
Development
B
Greening
6%
65c
Feb
4.60
6%
65c
Mar
18c
3,855
43
•
Plains
Gridoil
42
3,000
58
7
High
1.90
170
132
5.o0
6%
_
Great
GreyhawK
•35c
38%
50
Great
Class
25c
4.o0
40
.....1
Paper
Low
1.81
1
Mines
Maritime
Lakes
4.t)5
25c
Granduc Mines
Great
Range Slnee Jan. 1
High
1.85
1
Mines
Mages Sporting Goods
Magnet Consolidated Mines
Apr
Low
1
Macmillan Bloedel class B
Jan
60c
Share*
Sep
July
13.500
18 %c
Macaasa
for v»«ek
48% July
465
18c
2.00
25c
325
T_.
Bousquet Gold
Grandlnes Mines—
Mar
11,897
25c
7%
Grajiatfi
36c
9,000
2.05
155
50
—
Sep
42,040
48%
com—•
46c
Apr
'
8c
(Canada)
Sep
11c
14,140
*
preferred
21c
80,132
23c
2.16
—
64c
Sale*
Range
Par
Sep
1.20 Sep
4.50 May
69c
Sep
4,105
85c
Uranium
Goodyear
4%
5.75
69c
21c
,
Mines
Mamiou
Uuioeii
Goldfields
5.35
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
High
31c
6,000
80c
14 %c
28
Friday
3,800
22c
Mines
SEPTEMBER
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
34c
—
ENDED
STOCKS
Share*
1.50
Mines
Goldale Mines
Goldcrest
31c
1.20
WEEK
for Week
High
31c
1.30
Geo-Scientilic Prospectort
FOR
Salea
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
45c
20,762
40c
May
94c
July
34c
36c
4,500
34c
Sep
63c
Feb
1
Volume
184
Number 5573
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.The
..
(1387)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Prioe
Par
Pacific
Eastern
Pacific
Petroleum
Pan
Western
17y8
5,293
Mines
28c
23c
"''11c
12c
1
Mines.
*:
•
River
Pembina
9 c.
64c
Mines
Perron
Phillips
Photo
Mines
Oils
Oil
&
25%
Crow
Gold
Gold
Pitch-Ore
Placer
Jan
13
Jan
53
2.500
35,150
1.35
1.40
2,200
43
25
1.33
1.90
10,325
1.60
1.70
10c
10c
11c
-5,665
Mar
1.45
1.35
Sep
1:25
12
May
60c
July
89c
Feb
President
P
R
4,043
63%
63 %
64
10,500
'
560
53 y2
4.25
4.35
800
3.30
13c
15c
90
90
____1
Gold
13c
*
100
Electric
•
1.50
East
1.60
500
287/e
31
1,515
86
89 y2
700
1
5.95
5.85
5.00
4.50
6.20
'5.00
4,960
1
Dome
1.25
l.
Pronto Uranium Mines
Warrants
1.20
1.40
■
Prove
Producers
Gas
I
!
Minerals
Ltd
Quebec Chlbougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop_
Quebec
Lithium
(
Quebec
Manltou
i
Ouebpc
Queenston Gold
i
1.50 May
2.15
72,650
1.90
2.15
38,265
1.40
1.55
15,900
13c
15c
29,330
11
2,385
9.85 July
87c
1.00
12,150
2.80
35,698
19c
20c
2,600
18c
3,895
1.09
21,200
Rainville Mines Ltd
1.50
1.50
1.60
4,367
1
2.05
1.80
2.10
19,400
l
1.40
1.37
,._1
12c
Mining
Co
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Reeant
Refining
•
20%
22%
1,315
10
300
49c
66,100
1
1.86
1.85
1
17c
aba-
Robinson
tiocne
Cotton
Long
Rock win
60c
65c
7,550
Consoi
oil
12c
24c
12c
.nusiries
5%%
Cement
class
Michael
8an
Sand
A
River
28,000
Vulcan
60c
3.65
10c
Apr
Mar
Class
A
Class
B
Shawufci
Sheep
11c
Silver-Miller
Silver
1,000
10c
2,150
Weedon
811verwood
Simpson"
Slscoe
Wespac
Petroleums
West
Malartic
Van
Souris
ol
cttecj
Steep
Feb
Western
Leaseholds
Western
Naco
May
Apr
Stuart
Western
Weston
,tlan
Wilrich
Apr
Wiltsey
100
98%
Sep
28c
47,100
23c
Sep
1,900
74c
Sep
I 47
19 %c
11c
Jun
1.99
16c
21c.
57,000
1.95
2.05
9,100
90
90
1.90
75
102% July
30c
157
Sep
2.50
2.50
2.90.
6,325
2.00
Jun
3.25
3.40
3.35
3.70
34,600
1.75
Jan
3.90
3.70
3.50
3.90
6,300
85
84
87%
582
44%
44 Va
50%
50%
com..
Jan
WIProy
2.55 Mar
*
40
44%
Sep
51%
9a
48
Sep
54%
Jan
29c
16c
41,500
1.27
"4,100
1.10
7.60
7.60
8.20
29,227
7.60
Sep
10%
10
650
9
Aug
11%
Jan
24
24
24
25
24
Sep
29% Mar
•
9c
1
4.80
4.80
4.85
490
4.55
Apr
luc
12c
14c
17,000
11c
Aug
1.01
1.00
1.10
it 50c
11,632
93c
Jan
4,5c
14,500
35c
Sep
*
45 c-
,
107«
10%
11%
490
22
22%
13,670
75c
84c
75c
16,045
20c
17c
19c
11,667
49%
18c
50
Gold
68c
73c
Sep
10,700
43c
Jan
79c
Sep
Apr
38,703
31c
Sep
75c
July
29c
29c
22 %c Mar
40c
July
13c
10 %c
14c
35,400
8%c
Feb
31c
July
1.20
1.35
2,500
1.20
Sep
1.70 May
18%
19%
680
18%
Jun
21% Mar
11c
7,000
11c
Sep
18c
29% Jar
iga/Z
lie
35c
11c
42,887
,
30
30
4,135
1.45
1.70
18,020
40c
42 c
4,700
38
38
38
6.10
6.10
1.30
1.40
6.10
1.35
25 %c
I
May
35% Mar
2.04
30
20c
Apr
60c
Sep
43
Aug
Feb
35c
22
22
22
Sep
in%
18
20
8po
Jy3/4
Lead
&
Yellowknife
19
20va-
Sep
2.55.
2.80
1.84
37%c
1.84
1.60 Sep
37 %c
4UC
37%c Sep
12 %c
Sep
Jan
36%
Jan
'
3.40 Apr
2.00
68c
Sep
17c
Apr
Sep
16 %c
Apr
10c
9c
May
Sep
17c
Sep
52c
II
Feb
15% May
*
ny,
11
12
"•
Zinc
10c
MJy
Apr
35%
19ci(
9c
17c
18c
.1
-2.17
12c 14 %c
gi/2C
1
Z
1.50 Aug
Mar
22
Zl
Z.Z.l
Mines
8.00 July
Jan
Peb
25%c 25%c-
._Z__Z
Wright-Hargreaves
Zenmac
1.61
1.55
1.70
1.55
Sep
2.07
Apr
Jan
1
3ic
30c
Sep
17c
17c
19c
28,150
14c
Aug
25c
Apr
ZZf
14c
14c
15c
23,000
11c
Jan
25c
Apr
•
2.00
1.97
2.05
33,295
1
28c
28c
31c
18,100
ZIZZ.
Oil
10%
5.40 Mar
27c
1.70
80c
13%
Sep
16%
Feb
52c
Jan
25
Jan
Apr
May
Jan
July
1.16 May
49%
loO
20c
26c
2,000
49%
50
175
J^c
Spo
31c
Feb
49
Sep
53
Jan
20c
44
45c
Apr
56
Sep
July
Aug
52c
42 c
52c
14,500
4zc
Sep
90c
Mines
Toronto Stock
30c
35c
'
33c
30C
35c
35,500
16 %c
Jan
60c
Apr
2tic
26c 28 %c
13,500
2«e
Sep
55c
Feb
*
39%
39%
40
625
*
12
12
12
20
1
77c
70c
83c
24,242
1
,
:
9%e
10c
17,500
22%
23
200
67
5,236
65%
64%
_l
19%
19%.
1
2.55
20
43
9c 10% c
•
Mines
Corp
;
I
9,500
21%
24,146
2.70
7,700
2.24
48
48
20
16%
16 %
125
1
51c
50c
15c
14 %c
4.25
4.15
Superior
Propane
Mines
*
Friday
STOCKS
7,800
55c
Jan
Par
Andlan
Anglo
National
Anglo
Asbestos
R'llolo
Canada
34%
Jan
42%
Apr
11
Apr
12
Jun
55c
Jan
89c
Feb
8y2c
Sep
20 %c
Feb
22
Jan
28%
Apr
o7%
Jan
80
Mar
Apr
9c
Sep
18c
15 y8
Jan
24% Aug
2.24
Sep
3.15 Aug
47
Jun
48%
Jan
16%
Aug
Gaspe
1.02
1.10
9,850
9c
9c
4,000
5%
6
425
1.12
1.15
6,705
40%
4.15
Sep
6%
Sep
1.05 July
18
Sep
1.02 AUg
6.70 May
8%
Apr
37
37
38%
485
36%
Sep
45
Mar
18
18%
1,875
17%
Jan
24%
4.35
Sep
4.55
4.50
4.70
1,400
♦
22%
22
22%
650
30
30
50
29%
30
410
•
*.
29 Vu
18
Interprovincial
Maclaren
Ontario
Si
Flour
&
Universal
Apr
10
Apr
v'ikon
Jan
1.10
Sep
1.43
44
1
38c
38c
40c
2,500
38c
Sep
47
Aug
40 V*
44
44
45
225
36%
36
37%
5,506
33%
Jan
21c
21c
22c
3,000
17c
Feb
20%
21
2,405
19% July
24 V* Mar
47%
47%
200
39
51
Aug
200
15%
17
May
15%
Gold
Feb
52
Sep
Jan
Jan
47% July
29c
Aug
70
Sep
33% Jun
36
Apr
22
Sep
29
Apr
45
45
45%
625
34
Feb
56
Apr
7.50
no
108%
110
j5
48
47%
50%
i__^dZJ«
11%
•
85
150
108%
Sep
860
38%
Jan
11%
100
11 Va
8ep
85
50
85
Aug
'
2.50
32%
•
371/3
Mines
9
Sep
II
Jun
50
14%c
1
142% May
56% July
13%
Feb
Corp
4.95
FOOTNOTES
Feb
Jan
•
a
No
lot
sale
52
Jan
July
160
Mar
5.00
12,625
4.40
4.40
Sep
5.15 Jan
Feb
77% Aug
54% May
500
62%
1.265
451/3
43%
45%
900
19%
19%
20%
2,286
18% Aug
68c
3,400
57c
25%
50
*
58c
25%
6.75 Mar
3.60 Sep
3.95
60
FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN
2.75
Apr
9.00
Feb
in
year's
1,100
Sep
1.33
Feb
range).
e8elling ex-interest,
3.00
Feb
f Flat
price.
Feb
r
range).
d Deferred
Cash
sale
AND
t
(not Included in year's-—
Jan
54c
Jun
145
3.75
value.
par
Odd
1.80 Aug
Jun
36
40
50
41%
Sep
May
23% Mar
21
70c
26
Sep
Aug
July
July
2.25
Sep
Jan
575
151
go
_i
~
52%
1,015
37%
10
Gold
420
1.36
Sep
33%
36
15
Products
Consolidated
4,375
16c
33%
100% Mar
151
1
5,695
72c
32%!
•
9%
3,200
Aug
874
Mines,.
1.89
16,550
42
6%
34%
100
5.50!
1.65
15%
3-50 Sep
23%
Paper
1.80
16c 16 %c
Jan
49
125
3,976
22
common
5.00
1.49
24
18
48
4.30
33%
Zellers
Sep
1.60
Sep
Aug
600
48
33%
Ridgeway Corporation
17c
Spp
Sep
*
Jan
22%
Paper,,
Apr
1.85
Jan
5%
Mar
1
32
•
Preferred
8c
9c
Thompson-Lund mark
Jan
•
com
Bros
40
Tiara Mines
28%
_i
Utilities
Power
Oreille
44
,
Jun
3.50
»
Mines
Consolidated
205
75c
33
•
Securities
Price
100
72c
Feb
Jan
•
Linoleum
&
Canada
Pato
26,166
72c
Jan
27
43
10
Oilcloth
Pend
44
25c
19
Apr
25
3 55
•
20%
Sep
12c
9%
18
6.00
20% Jan
j
International Utilities
'
1.80
13"%
common
Feb
44
*
Sep
Bridge
Jan
10C
1
10
*
3.35
11 %c
1
3,175
,
26%
j
40%
10%
*
International Paper common
Minn
5%
10
5% May
•
Glass
of
Ogilvie
1.05
10
common
Paper
Copper
Apr
950
Mar
5
-Preferred
OuPont
Feb
545
51
Oil
Dominion
1.20
400
8ep
Westinghouse
22 %c
6%
Apr
38
Sep
13%
8
180
Rand
Canadian
Aug
2.80
.50
..
Industries
Dominion
High
100
39
Investments
Ingersoll
Dominion
Low
5%
ZZZZZZs
Marconi
Dalhousie
RMRIIbwISB. 1
Risk
38
common,
Canadian
Consolidated
■hers*
5%
Develop
Dredging
General
Canadian
•atas
fw Wssfe
Rang*
ZZ
Dominion Sugar,
Bronze
Canadian
July
18%
common
VT(nps
Jan
Cvrb Section
Week's
ZZZZi
&
Canadian
14c
2.80
1
j.
-
sf Prices
Com
*
Corp
Gold
50c
7,345
18%
•
Apr
Z_ZZ*
Brown Co
30,900
18y2
50c
muusinea
-
Corp
Pulp & Paper
Newfoundland
33,746
1
.
6 y2
3.00
70c
•
Canadian
15c..
2.80
ord
Sep
Sep
1.97
28c
Funds
I .aft
Sals Prlas
62c
4.45
*
common
Warrants
Exchange
Canadian
Feb
•
Gold
Bear
Metal
May
1
•
24,320
49c
2.25 Mar
Sep
♦
Calgary
73c
Jan
40c
•
Apr
10
l
Texas
68c
Feb
12c
Oils
Mines
19% Aug
Jan
Jan
1.10
A
com
11%
Aug
13c
•
Gold
130
31c
Winchester Larder
Sen
95
1
Mines
18
ZZ™~"l „r;2.65
1
Warrants
5.10 Aug
Jan
*
Pearson
18
4.75 Aug
15%
Mar
1.10
1
iecK-Hugnes
74% Mar
•
Mines
July
1
Tons
Temagam'
Sep
65% May
Aug
68
50c
Taurcanis Mines
Sep
13%
4,797
3.90 Mar
Sep
1
Preferred
3,515
2,100
3.00
14
1.19 Mar
74c
Contact
Tn nOerr
Jan
46c
A
Windward
98%
■^'ilUvnn
Tamblyn
Jun
May
32c
B
Coghlan
74c
;
Gold
90c
69%
*
Petroleums
18c
23c
Sudbury
Sylvanlte
Aug
3.40
Jan
46c
ClaSS B
24 %c
98%
Oils
Cons
3.90
3.00
51c
13%
*
class
class
Jftn
74c
«
Inlet
2,100
•
(Geo)
70c
25c
..50
Surety Oils & Minerals.
33,010
63c
Mar
1.92
Sep
1.68 Sep
67%
.....
Co
Feb
98%
Sturgeon River Gold
Taylor
Plywood
26c
Ltd_____l
Trusts
owitsuu
1.95
61c
20c
13%
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Mines
•
Pete
1.70
61c
1"
Canuck
Oil
Supertest
361,908
5.80 Jan
67%
Petroleum
Yankee
_L
Uranium
A—
Warrants
Yellorex
Mining
Sterling
class
Western
Apr
Apr
Bros
Stanleigh
Surf
Grocers
Apr
5.00 May
••
3.00 Jun
Aug.
Apr
16
30c
4qc
18
1
Iron
49
20c
68c
Winnipeg & Central Gas
May
Sep
Mines
Rock
60c
Feb
27c
1
Jan
,67%
Canada
atopiQf
Sep
35%
30
-50c
Gas
20 %c
4,150
•
Aug
585
.
Gold
47,800
41
1
Aug
160
Mines
&
350
25c
•
18%
16%
Ltd
Oil
3.50
22c
39%
ZZZZ*
l
33 %
70%
22
Olsen
Stedman
3.35
22c
3934
•
Ltd
Feb
16%
Standard Paving & Materials
Standard Radio class A
Starrat
Sep
1.20 Aug
Sep
1
July
67%
•
Stan well
21
1.50
92%
12%
26
16%
,
&
18% Aug
84c
Jan
_~i
68
687/8
common
Union
Aug
1,225
1
10
Mines
18
10,866
5
120
56% May
*
Valley Oil
Southern
Jun
91c
Jan
Roi
Stadacona
14%
20%
Warrants
Jan
South am
Spooner
445
20
Mines
14%
:
pfd
16%
ZZ*
Mines
Ashley
Canadian
Slocan
I
West Maygiil Gas Oil
Westeel
Products
24c
Ltd
Somerville Ltd
Jan
2.98 May
40c
•
Nickel
Jun
__50
class
7.85
Feb
85c
Breweries
,50c
Dairies
5.95 Sep
18%c Sep
Jan
•
Copper
Lake
Jan
Mines
Mines
Pyrite
Werner
Mar
1
Standard
Aug
1.65
ZZ
Petroleum
1
Mining'
Feb
45
Apr
5,500
l
Equipment
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
10%
Sigma Mines Quebec
Silanco
1,975
62
28%
53,250
1.81
;
14c
Horsey
Breweries
Aug
36c
1
W
500
Gordon
Cfekf<'
Apr
30
Sep
57% July
1
Ltd
Mines
&
15c
Gold
Shirriff
30%
16c
19c
•
2.65 May
Jan
12c
66%
G
15c
pfd
preferred
Sherrltt
28% July
19% Feb
2.20
85c
Canada
2.70
-Sep
Sep
12c
Aiuuiet
*
•
Mlues
Mar
8.80 Aug
2.00
1
Decalta
75c
Jun
20c
vVaite
300
Cement
lteto
6.10
Aug
37c
16%
Western
13
62%
*;15
5.95
66
Sep
18 %c
2.05
Western
Sep
Sep
Sep
10,055
85
Creek
5 95
Jan
34c
.^____1
Power
325
Apr
27c
Sep
19,625
Jan
1
dc
42
Western
26
1.70 Mar
16c
Feb
2.85
Apr
10
Apr
_1
Aater
41%
41 %
Z_1
240
Gold
1
65
•
Oils
3,639
Security Freehold Petroleums..
•<
59
825
July
Aug
•
15%
Debentures
o.
21,300
59
Apr
July
6.45
995
18c
2
Waterous
.100
Ltd
25%
16c
•
new
Explorations
11 %
pfd
Oils
30
25
17c
1
Alloys
29%
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Saskatchewan
~
Mines
Ltd
11
Gold
Scurry Rainbow
pfd__
Mines
29.
class A
Mines
A
Corp
15
common
Uranium
Antonio
30
25%
«
11
-
Lawrence Corp
18c
11,005
ZZ*
Vico Explorations
Vlolamac Mines
Yale
Lawrence
St
4,243
6.85
ZZZ. l
"_50
Hill
29
___1
St
22c
6.45
25
•
Ryanor Mining
St
class
__:.,__25
common
__
46 Y2
20 %c
6.05
-
July
13c
11c
62%
800
2.25
19c
25Cv,
22 %c
10
.
14c
11c
1
Mines
3.70
3.65-
12 %c
•
Preferred'
3.65
1
Oils
Ru-.'t-t.
105
1
Lac
Royal Bank of Canada
Rovelite
17,032
10
*
common
Mines
Rowman
Roxatib
Mill
38,029
18c
10
1
Uranium
.
1.95
16c
<■
Ltd
Z
1,875
2lc
6 50
2.50 Mar
Jan
2.31
A
59 %
55%
22c
4% Feb
1
Consoi
Ventures
Apr
1.80
Sep
20'/8
40c
Vaudoo
Apr
30
Sep
2.25
Mines
55
Z~~ZZ«
pfd
Vanadium
Walker
1.94
Jan
41c
class
Aug
Inv
Upper Canada
Apr
4.60
-1.00 Aug
1.70 Aug
1.30
1
Aug
30c
Sep
95c
8%c
1
Silk
6
Products
32c
Sep
14,700
Mines
Rjinuri"'!
Sep
100
Mines
Steel
15
May
33,375
uranium
Rio Palmer Oil
3.50
Sep
2.40
1.50
rtrwpw
Riverside
80c
10c 12 %c
Renabie
Feb
4.85 Mar
Sep
22%
23%
Explorations
Jun
1.40
2.40
95c
Earth
2.45
9%c Jan
10
22%
Htci
Sep
5
*
Wainwright Producers & Ref.J
1.65
87c
Feb
Sep
1.42
2.55
Jan
5.40
2.74 May
2.00
19 %c
Jan
9.40
27c
1
1.02
Rrto
d.30
Apr
26,6u0
22%
Rayrcck
1.75
20c
23c
_
Feb
Sep
86
:20c
•
Mining
1.95
Sep
1.20
Radlore Uranium Mines.
Quemoni
1.50
United
5,391
1.85
_|
Mines
Fuel
Universal
11 %c
5
common
«
United
Sep
Jan
12
Oils
19%
11 %c
47c
B-
Apr
8
100.
,
Apr
Aug
Apr
21% May
Jun
Montauban
90
53c
Sep
United
Mar
85
Sep
5%
United
81
54c
Jan
30c
j
Estella
United Keno
Feb
44%
32 %c
Apr
6.90
23 %c
30c
5,6)0/
8,600
"
1,000
Canada
United
Jan
11,833
Aug
Jan
1.60
Apr
2.70 Aug
22,052
70
Feb
Feb
2.50
10
Jan
Jan
Sep
49
13c
Apr
6c
48%
41
40c
United Corps Ltd class A
B
May
»Aug
1.45 Sep
40
.
8.90
Asbestos
Class
Jan
May
held
5
Mining
Class
32c
32 %c
72c
22c
Mines
14%
24
40c
62 Va
4,250
1.85
Metallurgical
»
35c
Sep
Sep
g 25
Sep
Apr
5,350
10%
79%
30c
14%
Apr
1»
Aug
1.75
13 %C
75%
30c
143/
Feb
56%
*
Jan
44
1.50
1
Aug
101
1.65
1
Corp
75
•
Jun
1.25 Mar
12c
r
77,500
_
each
40
30,320
38c
58c
Mines___ZZZZZIZZZZZ_Zl
44'%
1
—
.
2.55
High
July
63c. Aug
3,100
31c
Z*
Line
32c
150
1.60
2.12
•
49c
*
Ltd
Mar
Sep
5.60 May
4.50 Sep
*
Airways
Gas of:
14% Aug
Jan
•
Prospectors
Purdex
30
86
.10
Debentures
Preston
14,000:
30%
»
Inc
M
46
50c
»
;
Roy
Premier Trust
«
Feb
35c
45
48
1.46
2 50
l
Onion
United
25c
50c
for
Union Acceptance
Union
500
50c
new
Oil
2.25 Mar
auj
45 Va
Pipe
Resources
Triad
18c
25c
1
Oil
Trinity Copper
2.10 May
: b„c
£/
46%
46%
„
' o5c
Pipeline—.
: '
♦
Being, exchgd. for Wayne Petroleums
One
45
•
Prairie
Ltd
65c
5,600
1,400
2,136
"•
Oils
Mountain
Trans
Sep
25c
Border
1.59
Transcontinental
Aug
obc
-
Trans
Aug
10c
12%
Oil
46 %
l
Feb
Apr
13
•
Cerp
II~40
Jun
48
66c
Premier
47
A
Explorations
Petroleum
Apr
1.75 July
25c
Prairie
•
Trend
Sep
3.40
»
Power
A
35c
65c
*
_1
class
Empire Oils
Trans Era
Jan
1
36c
Z__*
Gold
class A
33c
2.25
Feb
1.70
875
..."
Sep
Feb
37%
11,000
13 Va-
25c
99c
:
Apr
Oils
River
Bank
preferred
Trans
Aug
2.38
Sep
Oils
Rouyu
1,217
5%
Trans-Canada
July
50
Poplar
Powell
48
Trailers Finance
39 %c Jan
7.85 Mar
'' 13,300
1.32
Sep
1.90
*
26
26c
1.60
Sep
Ponder
Powell
-10,200
Dominion
Towagmac Exploration
Sep
Sep
1.78
43
L25
1
Development
500
14c
Jan
6%
Feb
-1.20
*
C
19
12 %c
Feb
47%
1.45
1
Mines
B
of
19
14c
Apr
May
22%
1.35
1
Uranium
43%
tuC
10O
1.10
25c
70c
25c
149,907
,
1.45
Engravers
Pickle
44
Toronto Iron Works
135
2.13
-
25 %
1.17
—1
j_.
Ltd
Co
lo
Toronto
1.53 Mar
Jan
23%
1,819
48%.
25
J
1,875
„
44
2.01
1
Mineral—.
Sep
LOW
ggc
19c
Sep
55c
4%
3,450
•<**
9.75.
43
&
Gas
Oil
Pioneer
41
2
pfd_
9c
r;
450
-
10,303
28c
-
J 9.25
41
47 %
»
Gil
&
Gold
Peruvian
Petrol
c
50
common
Gas
80c
25c
Preferred.
Penmans
Permo
70c
20,020
•
laifiataMkn. 1
1
23c
<-,
Ikuw
High
Torbrit Silver Mines
78c
9%c Jan
Low
•
Aug
106
•f Price*
Tombill Gold Mines
Apr
20% July
Sep
J«»U
\
27,500
-
6%
9.50
S
common
Feb
49c
-7,500
10c '
5%
'71c
Gas
Nat
'
9c
77
44.4U0,
•
..'55c V,'67c
•
Pipeline,
Jan
16c
.
Par
.
1
Consoi'
Paymaster
12%
6,826
-
32c
lie
"
v
Sep
for Week
iMfl
Sale Prioe
High
10 %c
239
■
-
53c
49c
Drilling
Uranium
96
94
1
_
Amalgamated
Peace
16
-J.UC
O-ao
Mines
Pardee
Pater
10,500
53c
Par bee
Parker
lie
95
Porcupine
Par&m&que
Low
Week's
LsH
Range Since Jen. 1
High
10 %c
16;
28
STOCKS
•
1
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Page Hersey
Pamour
11c
SEPTEMBER
Friday
Shares
Low
1
ENDED
for Week
of fnoes
,
WEEK
Sales
Range
delivery sale
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(Un) Admitted
wd When
delivered.
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Issued,
Ex-dividend.
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(not
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z
Ex-stock
MARKETS
dividend.
to
dividend.
47
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
(1388)
.Monday, October 1, 1956
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
•V
for Friday,
September
28
Investing Companies
1.70
xi.o4
260
Affiliated Fund Inc
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Mutua'. Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust
—*
Fund
of
Tr
B-2
8.98
B-3
10.49
K-l
K-2
6-3
(Speculative Com Stk)__1
(Low Priced Com Stks)_l
X13.20
9.29
10.14
33/4S
11.20
12.12
3(48 April
6.22
6.82
7.11
7.77
12.79
13.83
19.68
21.29
5.43
5.95
21.91
16.26
17.58
13,400
14,000
20.70
22.47
9.12
9.91
12.18
13.24
X17.94
19.50
1
16.25
17.66
16.02
17.32
163/4
18%
Trust-1
1
Insurance
Life
Insurance
Looinis
1
14.40
11.58
Stk
Fund
Inc—1
5.43
a44.12
lo
5.05
2.49
2.75
Mutual
General
Industries
shares,,lc
3.86
4.25
shares
lc
3.51
4.23
12.00
13.74
b.jU
3.15
Special Investment shares,,lc
Transport shares
lc
2.83
3.12
3.04
3.35
7.63
xll.15
18.20
2.73
2.»J
12.05
Bond
Inc
Investors
Invest
National
Investors
National' Security
9.^,9
Dividend
Inc
1
21.04
Preferred
4.62
.
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b.uo
•
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li.AO
New
lu.08
New
8.79
Corp
Series—
1
9.82
10.62
7.bo
8.22
Series
Stock
England
York
of
7.11
7.8 0
17,72,
2.94
3.20
18.79
15.0/
Pioneer
Fund
(T
Puritan
8.16
(Geo)
Science
&
11.90
12.u3
Scudder
Fund
6.90
7.57
8.82
9.67
12.25
13.41,
ir.t>9
Scudder,
15.U2
9.37
13.32
14.60
30.63
6.49
45
shares—lo
shares
8.63
8.99
Investors
1
Inc
1
Stein
Roe
a36.35
New
shares
lc
2.69
2.97
shares
lo
6.68
lc
10.32
11.30
17.17
Texas
Federation
24%
Inc
1
7.73
8.45
Fund—1
Accumulated
United
Line
Income
Line
10.42
11.39
11.44
Inc
Inc—1
Boston
United
9.13
9.98
1
9.36
Fund
10.12
Van
10.73
11.73
lc
10.70
11.71
10.94
Growth
Fund.lc
Institutional
Income
Fund_lc
Institutional
Insur
Fund
lc
11.96
7.05
7.71
11.91
13.02
Insurance
Par
Bid
Aetna Casualty A Surety
Aetna Insurance Co
lo
10
158
10
Life
Agricultural Insurance Co
119
129
62 %
169
(Greensboro
20
97
37
43
44%
14.01
l
6.95
7.60
1
8.48
9.27
13.20
14.39
1
12.06
13.04
5.31
5.74
Amer_5
C)
10
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__10
Life
33
36
Life Insurance Co of Va
26
28 %
Lincoln
Co_5
(Newark N J)__2'/a
Mercury (Wash D C)
1
American Re-insurance
5
Surety Co
6.25
Shippers
10
(N J) ,19
Insurance Co
Ins
5
Assn
of
Ins
Life
(N
J)„5
Amer
Ins
26(4
28 (4
37
40
28
29%
3%
43/8
23
25
National
17(4
20
National
52(4
Nationwide
23
25
New
Amsterdam
32(4
24(4
35
New
Hampshire
26(4
New
York
10
92
2
80
100
Life
Continental Assurance
Casualty
Forster
Co
Co
Inc
Bagle Fire Ins Co
Group
Assoc
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Philadelphia
Fund
of
(S
F)
Newark
Life
ral Reinsurance
Corp
Falls
Globe
&
Great
American
Gulf Life
Hanover
Republic
Pacific
Pacific
30%
101
American
208
32 %
28 %
58
9%
95
10%
105
80(4
Reinsurance
Republic
Corp
(N
Insurance
34(4
36 V4
St
75
80
Seaboard Surety
Power
55%
2
U S
U
41%
U
73
19%
13 V2
59
5
63%
S
Life
insurance
City of N Y
Westchester
Fire
Co
:
in
64
67
10
44
47
of
Commerce
&
12.50
Tr
33
36
10
Bk
29
32
Bank
Co
Detroit—
National
Bank
Jersey
First
Los
10
62
64
25
49
53
12.50
48(4
50(4
10
28(4
30(4
Phoenix_5
29 %
Detroit
of
City
Bank
National
Angeles—
Securi^-First Nat'l Bank
PSterson
County
<N
J)
Bank
Co!
Trust
&
Phoenix
(Ariz.)—
Natl Bank of
Valley
31(4
Pittsburgh—
Mellon
Nat'l
Trust
.25
105
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank Si Tr.
.20
52
54%
.20
55
59
Bank
.17
57(4
61%
Co
-25
54'/a
58%
-20
79%
83%
A—6.25
37%
39 '/a
First
&
National
National
Mercantile
Louis
St
Bank
112
Louis—
Boatmen's
Trust
Union
of Amer
Bank
Bank—
Trust-.
Francisco—
Ac 8
N T
Security Issues
Ask
Bonds—(Cont.)
Bid
Mueller Brass 3%s
135
137
National Can
Ask
1975
5s
98
100
1976
,
103
105
Niagara
103%
104 %
1988
106
106(4
1976
94%
95%
Peabody
1976
101
1013s
1974
98(4
99
101%
102(4
4 (4s
Mohawk
Tel
Coal
Procter
&
Southern
1986
103(4
T03%
Southern
Pac
98
98 %
Tampa
93
96
Union
1976
97
98
U S
1975
Tel
of
States
Calif
Amer
Lowenstein
103
103 V2
1971
83%
99
1970
115
50
52
Industries 4%s
103(4
105
84%
99(4
118
Anderson-Prichard Oil—
105
108
Boston
1986
99
100
1968
Stocks—
125
129
&
85
86
Tel—
1990
preferred
Edison 4.25%
Central
Illinois
4.64%
El
1931
Tel
104%
1983
1970
3(4s
104
139'
& Sons—
Mountain States
87%
100 %
-1983
.
3%s!
102"%
4(4s
(M)
86
97(4
100%
4%s
5s
97
19«6
5 (4s
104(4
3%s
Oil
1981
4(4s_1986
4(4s
Power
37/8s
4%s__1986
Utilities
Hotels
1967
Gas
Electric
4.25%
Hilton
4(4s
RR
Electric
3%s__1931
Am
Calif
1975
1986
5(4s
of
96(4
1936
4%s
Gamble
95(4
4s
3%s
Tel
&
Sheraton Co
Textron
preferred
Paso
Natural
5.50%
pfd
Rochester
95%
96
4.95%
—100
98%
53%
100
...
&
100
100
101
100
101
102
100
101%
102%
Gas—
195G
Gas
pfd
Light—
series
Electric—
preferred
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
68%
•No
57 V4
60 %
tEx-100%
21
24
tEx-2-for-l
2
26
28
23(i
253/4
a
.2
300
.16
%
the
!
.50
Bank
Pacific
3%s
3
Fire
42
310
200
Co
85(4
4%s
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10
S
44
Edison—
Power
52
Marine
375
Bank
National
Trust
&
21%
11%
54
48
&
560
9934
36
Haven)
Fire
Accident
100
,
39
—1936
Kerr-McGee
49
(New
440
99%
3%s
Illinois
45%
Travelers
29(b
41(4
24
68
33
34(4
27%
39(4
22%
10
Security
322
425
84 3/4
33,48
10
Standard
3934
Commonwealth
Gulf
10
Springfield
19
Marine
Co
91(4
316
1971
523^4
52
10
78
4(4s_1975
Corp 3%s
47%
Y)
40
%
48%
68
..a
Credit
Consumers
63 %
42(4
71%
Chem—
4(4s
Duke
59%
&
22%
10
4(4s
Airlines
41
46%
17
91 (4
Capital
38
10
Fire
65
145
&
Industries
48
(Texas)—10
Co
88(4
100
Savings
Trust
City
Connecticut
San
Financial
Commercial
6.25
Paul
40
83(4
T
44
5
Ask
Northern States Pow 4(4s__ 1936
I
General
Providence-Washington
.10
Burlington
16 Va
10
53(4
20 %
1970
40%
10
42%
235
68%
Bid
Potash
15%
75
Co
46%
39
225
10
Albany
38 (4
69
Co
Insurance
8%
20
3%s
C
10
76(4
-10
of
75
Bk.100
Bank_»
National
Bank
Union
St.
10
30 %
53
10
Indemnity
21
7%
Recent
71
Fire,—
19
of
Bonds—
16%
66
(Minn)
733/4
32
12.50
51
137
Bank
22%
376
70%
Y.—
Ferro
Insurance
5
2
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
4334
33
State
N.
12
lo
10
Y
20%
364
25
33%
10
—5
N
Bank
27
Peerless
Hartford
Home
!
Phoenix
10
100
I;
9%
65
—5
National
2934
36
4
Security
Huntington
(L
Sterling National
25%
61
7.50
Royal State Bank of
Rye
National
Bank
5
34
2.50
Inc
25
2.50
•
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
Steam boiler
15%
Northwestern National Life
5%
Co
3.33(4
88(4
4(4
&
Trust
River
130
1.25
York
2
122
64
New
10
Casualty
Fire
Fire
Bank
5
5
5
82(4
Freeport
Morgan (J P)
5
A
Northern
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Fire
4
10
class
240
60
National
Brook
Northeastern
North
4
federal
1
220
5
Meadow
Co
121
29
198
5
.10
10
(N J)
85
Ask
117
96
.—5
Fire
Corp
Co
Trust
Bid
97
10
Life
Fire
Union
Trust
Trust
Trade Bank & Trust Co
United States Trust
93
1
20
Manufacturers
&
47(4.
_
General
Inc
Maryland Casualty
Massachusetts Bonding
\Merchants Fire Assurance
Merchants
County
Island
Ins—
32
Amer Ins Co
Trust
of
12.86
25
Amer
2.92
Stock
30
National
Bank
Manufacturers
23
5
Central
41
10
(The)
Trust—33%
&
&
Trust
Cleveland
107
10
Life
99.292
Cleveland—
86%
Long
2
preferred
American Home Assurance
83%
6.92
10
conv
Co
6.35
Hanover
Albany,
N
TfUst
Harris
38%
5
5.81
Bid
99.369
Illinois
Bank
National
First
and Trust—25
Bank
Natl
National
Hartford
Y
6.33
North
Companies
34%
10
N
Inc„1
1
99.356
99.285
Connecticut—
35%
Equitable Assur..
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
Automobile
American
31
333/4
Inc
of
Co
28
Bank
Bank—
10
Inc
Standard
683/4
Irving
Kings
Par
Insurance
67
20
Natl
Rochelle
Square
City
National
17.25
Companies
Jefferson
36
20
National
Guaranty Trust
27%
33
20
Westchester
Franklin
25%
10
Bank
15.87
1
Fund
10
Co
City
1
Inc
99.432
32
1
Investing Corp
Mutual
—L—
99.549
99.490
99.420
1956
Continental
2W)
46
1
99.533
99.476
1956
1956
Par
36%
Ask
59
Aetna
Wisconsin
Trust
29%
192'
1
Towne
Fund
<fe
52%
63
33%
2.67
Ask
99.600
Chicago—
Northern
5
10
Bank
50%
58
44
Fund
29,
—_—
Companies
53%
Industrial Bank of Commerce_10
Inc
Fund
Tr—25
69 %
8.84
Wellington Fund
Whitehall
Bank—10
.
11.67
:
Street
Investors
51%
St
Bk
276
10.92
Inc
Washington
67 %
12.50
York——
New
268
8.09
Ltd
1956
Ask
10.68
Fund
Canada
&
Bid
10.05
10c
Strum
1956
1956
1
Inc
Fund
Wall
Fund.—lo
Inst Foundation Fund
Science
Funds
20,
December 27,
Shares_l
Fund
Value Line Fund
1
Fund
Investors
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Income
99.980
99.585
99.668
3tat©
Trust
New
First
12.43
Special Situations
inc
Fund
Inc
Natl
of
of
18.79
December
99.719
10
National
Franklin
Inc-L-
Funds
99.772
County Trust Co
(White Plains N Y)
22(4
Fund
United
Bid
November
Empire Trust
7.33
shares
100.3
Dollar Value
November 22,
D/w.mber 13,
100
13.71
12.91
Fiduciary
Templeton Growth Fd of Can—1
York
43
First
12.75
100
99.31
99.26
100.2
Bills
99.655
12.52
11.81
12.65
11.64
1-57
99.709
40 %
12.39
lc
7-
December 6,
Exchange
Corn
11.79
Fund
1-56
99.763
Manhattan Bank
li.71
Television-Electronics Fund
10-
99.887
Trust
Bankers
B29.74
Sterling Investment
10.55
99.31
Ask
York—
1
11.89
9.63
99.22
3-57
99.933
3956
of New
Inc.l
10.86
lc
99.27
1-57
6-
3.75 %
—
& Farnham Fund—1
lc
1-57
5-
4-56
100.1
Bank & Trust
Chase
Investment Corp,,*
4-
1-56
9-
7.02
10.23
Investors—
2-56
8-
3.625 %
47%
1
7-
3.20%
99.840
1956
Commercial
Street
3.40%'
99.31
99.31
99.877
12.30
Chem
State
100.1
100.2
99.928
13.71
11.32
14.73
Sovereign
100.2
99.29
99.327
15, 1956
30.94
X9.50
Value
Firemen's
1,
November
a23.14
Value
Franklin
November
November 8,
12.64
Southwestern
99.30
1-57
_
1956
13.44
9.85
99.28
1-57
3-
99.978
1956
25,
1
2.76
of
18,
October
1.25
Fund
Ask
2-
1-56
;—
October
Bank
16.49
Fireman's
October 4, 1956
October 11,
1956
Par
Fund
Bid
1-56
6-
Dollar Value
12.61
Inc—1
Due
5-
3.55%
United States Treasury
11.69
9.18
56
33
1
Shares
(Edson B)
3
Dated
Rate
3.50%
6.71
21.84
Clark—
&
Ask
100.2
99.29
3-
2.95%
3.50%
Clark
&
Stock
17.38
91.24
100
99.30
100
1- 2-57
1
2.52
Fire AtsSn
1-56
2-56
1
15.25
Employees
1-56
14-
7-
14.84
a24.85
&
11-
1-56
3.30s
13.65
Funds
Canada
Stevens
Amer
92.24
91.16
1981.
95
93.24
92.16
I960
1,
95.28
94.24
93.16
6.60
Stock
1
Continental
1-56
5-
9.28
19.42
Fund
of
1.
99.24
96.19
95.20
9.55
21.57
1
Crum
2-
8.49
•
8.38
Bid
Due
3.00%
99.31
17.80
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Connecticut
Dated
Rate
Smith
8.99
April
99.27
21.15
Fund Inc
15.88
l%s
2-57
2.50
Nuclear
Common
99.3
1-
1
Growth
Stevens
Scudder,
1957.
12- 3-56
•
Inc
Fund
1959
Oct.
12-
1
11.29
15,
IV2S
1-56
1
Inc
Inc
7.51
99.16
96.17
1958
1,
April
99.22
1-56
8.57
Fund Inc
10.31
99.2
99.1
1, 1957
2-56
Inc
Inc
Rowe)
97.18
99
99.20
99,20
Bid
Corp
Fund
Fund
Street
98.24
97.12
99$1
99.12
&
Shares
Securities
Peoples
Pine
98.16
1958
1,
15, 1958
Oct.
IV28
Ask
1957-
1,
99.1
1957
6-
31
Chemistry
Philadelphia
Bid
1,
1959
1 (4s Oct. 1,
1959
1V28 April
1,
1960
4-
11.19
16.17
99.31
l%s Feb.
3.10%
6.14
United
Life
98.12
Notes—(Cont.)—
99.29
5.15
20.20
17.09
Columbian
99.27
•
32nds of a point
more
or
Maturity—
99.27
7.08
Ltd
Canada
Nucleonics
one
Ask
April
11.43
Series
16.58
Colonial
100.1
93.2
1958
20,
Oct.
x4l71
Fund
1
Camden Fire
Jan.
IV2S
X6.48
6.04
United
Boston
99.30
1956
99.23
2 (4s
IV2S
1957
1.
15,
Shareholders Trust of Boston,,1
Ins
1972
Mortgage Assn—
20.
2%s June
Capital Fund
Electronics
10.21
Aug.
7.89
Life
102%
1960
15,
Natl
Nov,
99.28
XlO.46
8.74
United Continental Fund
Natl
101%
1,
Sfept.
99.26
1
Series
4.36
Bankers
98 %
99.26
1
9.48
&
95.24
97 %
99.24
1
15.55
American
95.14
98.30
1
8.65
Bankers
95.3
June
99.31
99.29
3.45%
3.97
•1.25
94.30
3.82
Series
Growth
4.13
2s
19.81
15.10
American
1960
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
3.51
18.31
lc
Institutional
1,
1957
22,
15.
2(4S Aug.
6.47
Bank
Feb.
98.16
10.58
1
Series-
Stock
7.31
lo
Institutional
96.8
1957——
1957
15.
Mav
7.20
Income
95.30
Treasury
1956
1,
l(4s April
—
Inc.l
Series
Income
143.23
7 ,OD
al4.51
Co
Stock
A
9.64
1
lc
Shares Inc—1
Incorporated
Incorporated
1959
l%s
5.90
of
1,
41.04
Series
Balanced
Selected
shares
Fund
96.30
May
3?8s
99.27
Bid
Notes—
March
15.
2%s
11.30
37.96
interest
2o.xo
f
10.45
•
Corp
Wide Securities
Putnam
shares
Income
96.20
Federal
100.3
100
93.22
—
1957
Feb.
—lc
shares—lc
Fund
—
1957—
March
Shares—
beneficial
Bond
1
Mining shares
Petroleum
shares
Hudson Fund
1958
3 (4s May 1, 1971
Treasury
Stock
Fund
Fund
Shares
Trust
Price
FuHT administered
General bond shares,———lc
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Haydock
98.8
1,
2'4s
99.26
of Indebtedness—
Dec.
shares———lc
Mutual
1958————
Nov.
3'/ns
2%s
1%8
33 (be
Life
23.07
Electrical
Utility shares
1957
1,
23/4$
Trust
Growth
Mutual
of
10c
inter_33%c
Fund Inc
tl2.15
1°
Aviation shares
lc
Building shares
-lo
lc
Capital GrowLh Fund
Chemical shares
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund-lo
Inc
Investors
beneficial
of
b.06
1
Trust—
Fund
21.58
-t
2%s
8.36
Shs
iu.iu
X16.05
shares
Growth Industry
98.12
May l,
2 (4s
100.5
99.22
Maturity—
3.47
Nation
Securities—
stock
100.2
1957
1,
1,
Certificates
4.66
lc
shares
Mutual
10.91
General Capital Corp—
Ex five-for-one split
Bond
99.29
100.5
98.2
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
3.87
lc
Manhattan
7.52
12.54
Fundamental Investors Inc—-2
Futures Inc
1
Guardian
June
5.91
shares
1
Mutual
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common
stock series,7*=—lc
Preferred stock series
lc
Tobacco
2s
March
—
Metal
Petroleum
Massachusetts
5
Fund Inc.l
Fund
•
equipment
99.25
100.2
1957
1957-56
2 (4 s
Figures after decimal point represent
shares
14.49
20c
Equity Fund Inc
Bond
1957
1,
23/4.s
99.31
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
5.56
Equipment shares.lc
Automobile
Electrical
61%
generated Fund of New Eng—1
Institutional
100.3
99.27
1957
15,
May
Managed Funds—
14.35
10
Merchandising
1,
May
99.28
14%
Fund—*
59
Corp—l
Inc
shares,—
15,
Oct.
I
12.66
13%
25o
Investors Inc—1
Sayles
1
Fidelity Fund Inc
Financial Industrial
Bteel
Life
<
—1
1
XUVVOVMIVWV
RR
Fund
Mutual
Howard—
Balanced Fund
Stock
Fund
11 I/O
Wectronics
Investment
Railroad
Knickerbocker
Mass
&
Railroad
8-4
Massachusetts
6.87
1
Fund
1
Fund__l
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series E
2.50
Dividend Shares.,
25c
Dreyfus Fund Inc
1
Equipment}
July
13/4s
Ask
99.24
Bonds—
1957
23.69
Fund
Diversified Investment
Food
15,
Keyjstor.e Fund of Canada Ltd,l
14.14
1
&
33/4S
99.31
16.56
11.41
Growth
Electronics
Mar
13.42
23.90
--1
Investors
3.20s
Paper
Fund
Automobile
3.80s
12.30
Btock
Group
9.60
13.17
15.18
1
.
General
3.30s
100.3
15,
2 'As
8.79
Stocks)—1
12.90
Inc
Fund
100.1
100
j
1957
15,
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)„1
*
Industries
3s
99.27
1957
15.
(Income Com
1
—1
Vegh Investing Co Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
vu
Mar.
S-l
10.55
Inc—
Founders
Feb,
3%s
100.1
100
Feb
Bank
-
Inc
Fund
3%s
5-2
Lexington Trust Fund
De
Energy
11.25
Bid
Land
99.31
1956
1957
17.39
"
Baton
19.16
10.30
15.
15,
32nds of a point
more
or
99.31
1956
Nov.
Jan.
23.77
Western Investment Inc
Delaware
26.49
17.56
15,
3.50s
one
Ask
Federal
1958
3.05s
J
16.09
22.11
Inc
Diversified
X24.29
16,
Oct.
3.50s
26.36
1
(Income Pfd Stocks)
Oct
12.62
J
Dividend Income
3.15s
12.07
1
Consolidated Investment
Crown
Bid
Banks—
Loan
Home
Federal
13.72
Fund
Fund
25.25
Figures after decimal point represent
—
Funds—
Bonds)
1
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
(Discount
Bonds)
1
B-4
4.08
Mutual
(Investment
9.65
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund
Custodian
6.36
3.73
—50o
Christiana Securities com—100
Colonial Fund' Inc
1
Commonwealth Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Fund
a21.02
(The)
B-l
8.26
Chemical Fund Inc
Composite
Fund_l
America
of
Johnston
1.65
1
1
Capital Venture Fund Inc
Century Shares Trust
Concord
6.63
16.46
10c
•uiioek Fund Ltd
California Fund Inc
(1954) Ltd
Canadian Fund
6.05
10.01
5.85
—1
_
"•^wllng Green Fund Inc
Street Investment,-
General
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc-1
Trust
Inc
22.11
Broad
Canada
10.98
Co
Investment
Keystone
America
Inc
Fund
Boston
10.05
Investment
4.15
1.50
Corp.lc
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
inv
1
Boston—1
of
6.39
14.17
Science & Elect'nics
^ue
5.27
10.52
9.16
Development
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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District—Philadelphia—
Third Federal Reserve
CLEARINGS
THE COURSE OF BANK
with a year ago. Pre¬
liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
of the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Sept. 29, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
13.5% above those of the corresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals stand
this week will show an increase compared
Bank clearings
1955. At this center
Our comparative summary for
$23,171,711,107 against $20,413,883,363 for the same week in
at
there is
gain for the week ending Friday of 15.8%.
a
Week Ended September 22
the week follows:
1955
1956
$
$
Inc.
or
Dec. %
1954
1953
$
$
2,054,161
Bethlehem
Chester
1,622,793
+ 26.6
1,790,223
1,551,187
1,548.546
Pennsylvania—Altoona
2,310,657
—33.0
1,665,143
1,872,153
1,966,736
2,100,843
6.8
+
1,773,891
2,021,199
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-
Philadelphia
Beading
l"1 5,219,447
6,142,825
1,422,000,000
Lancaster
1,236,000,000
3,616,016
3,583,149
Bcranton
6,964,871
7,151,003
Wilkes-Barre
3,745,011
York
7,513,882
4,366,950
8,010,522
4,474,051
+
15.0
1,152,000,000
+
0.8
2,742,777
,
4,793,029
i,in,dod,ooo
2,643,104
2.6
5,927,452
6,228,112
—14.2
3,029,729
3,668,220
6.2
7,581,175
6,972,537
—
—
23,378,997
15,663,079
(11„ cities)
21,538,444
+
8.5
15,193,797
12,044,128
14,025,701
+
11.7
10,838,765
11,026,456
1,493,804,863
Delaware—Wilmington
New Jersey—Trenton
Total
—15.0
1,306,723,780
+14.3
1.207,017,003
1,163,820,125
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
%
1955
1956
Ended.Sept. 29—
+ 15.8
$11,634,708,775
$10,044,463,723
Chicago
1,102,197,505
1,022,650,736
+
7.3
Philadelphia
1,279,000,000
1,153,030,000
+
10.9
11.2
York
New
—
9,554,525
10,219,694
305,745,212
+
7.4
247,533,369
262.134f570
Cleveland
+
004,868,168
5S0,467;411
+
4.2
488,587,377
501,292,583
52,721,900
46,598,300
281,300,000
+
62,104,200
56,918,400
+
9.1
15,856,603
15,330,265
+
3.4
10,814,982
15,184,665
511,946,137
12,566,163
+ 20.8
30,087,883
10.363,929
460,743,705
+
11.1
384,583,259
411,643,852
1,551,352,690
1,445,489,740
+
7.3
1,203,883,295
1,254,214,698
Youhgstown
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
4.1
647,220,853
+
9.4
490,742,684
438,626,809
+
Cleveland
564,649,681
+
358,186,148
326,751,713
+
9.6
Pittsburgh
»
Total
(7
cities)
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
$1.7,737,805,003
$15,605,665,286
+
13.7
cities, five days
Other
4,528,254,620
4,006,848,395
+
13.0
Total
all cities, five
All cities,
one
801.369.682
905.C50.884
day
Carolina—Charleston
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
6.8
18,336,000
18,193.000
+
4.0
233,034,484
212.052.C70
foregoing will appear
the week
as
time of going to press.
are
8.0
118,962,144
104,661,414.
756,574,236
+
7.2
685,385,277
650,459.714
31,410,967
+
5.0
32,967,886
For that week there was an increase of 15.4%, the aggregate clearings for
Sept. 22.
having amounted to $24,610,606,509 against $21,326,558,220 in the
the whole country
same
week ended
—
.
Georgia—Atlanta
+ 23.5
100,155,548
102,215,893
+ 11.8
354,300,000
341,200,000
showing
We group the cities according to the
increase of 22.3%,.
an
in which they
Federal Reserve Districts
the New York
located and from this we note that in
are
(including this city) the totals record an expansion
Reserve District
in the Boston Reserve District of 9.3% and in the Philadelphia Reserve
of 21.8%,
219,330,474
District the totals show
improve¬
an
7.3%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 7.2% and in the Atlanta Reserve
the
The Chicago Reserve District registers an increase of 15.8%,
District of 12.3%.
In
and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 3.5%.
St. Louis Reserve District of 0.8%
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SUMMARY OF BANK
2.0
149,701,492
150,183,366
+
24.9
+ 13.9
10,329,391
536,095
9,608,599
818,411
+ 11.0
192,213,077
177,758,639
12.3
1,015,176,115
961,323.895
221,004,803
1,239,768,758
+
2,572,217
+
8.5
2,048,033
2,271,862
22,931,964
10,081,681
20,416,633
+
1»3
16,813,2ii0
15,572,661
+ 12.3
7,385,623
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Indianapolis
1955
$
$
CltlM
M
11
Philadelphia
1,306,723,780
Inc.
Dec.
1954
or
%
$
24.2
8,625,318
7,547,147
+ 14.8
70,145,000
71,747,000
9,312,620
10,032,859
123,380,347
6,878,365
—
2.0
—
8,094,606
Moines
City
3,354,327
111,418,053
5,433,536
+ 26.6
5,062,283
5,341,910
63,051,464
Ranids
3,534,854
108,541,228
39,327,690
+ 60.3
37,237,057
14,717,220
Iowa—Cedar
0.6
11.7
14,132,545
+
4.1
13,601,259
34,411,934
14,699,042
3,897,573
—
+
+ 57.5
1,651,631
1,568,089
+ 15.0
952,050,896
917.115,278
7,402,913
12,549,236
7,528,335
12,805,782
7,589.758
7,231,530
2,887,45G
1,833,677
Chicago
1,180,404,186
1,026,315,477
10,368.489
+ 33.4
15,347,534
7,772,341
14,639,372
+
4.8
11,145,216
10,658,594
+
4.6
7,512,960
6,315,823
+ 19.0
5,064,174
5,757,930
1,606,604,763
1,387,919,141
+ 15.8
1,268,997,569
1,235,055,302
3.4
__
_
Springfield
cities)
(17
1953
$
,
9.3
744,550,966
739,881,895
+ 21.8
10,217,519,039
10,367,540,159
+
+:14.3
1,207,017,033
1,163,821,125
1,551,352,690
1,445,489,740
+
7.3
1,203,883,295
1,254,214,698
811,085,976
■1
6
,
10,286,324,210
1,493,804,853
M
7
4th Cleveland
807,047,693
•<
10
2nd New York
882,339,492
12,626,224,548
12
1st Boston-
+
9,832,884
Haute
Des
10,799,363
81,316,000
3,872,901
137,786,036
Bend
Wisconsin—Milwaukee--
Sioux
7,371,768
13,411,407
93,385,000
Indiana—Fort Wayne
South
8,975,094
CLEARINGS
1956
...
138,992,236
District—Chicago—
H
Peoria
a***,'-'
by Federal Reserve Districts:* :-
summary
a
Week Ended Sept. 22—
Richmond
4,929,373
170,453,185
*2,900,000
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
Total
6th
6,769,186
5,405,369
24.0
+
1,392.432.71C
(10 cities)
Rockford
3rd
6,697,307
+ 27.0
Decatur
-
,
and in the San Francisco Reserve District by 9.7%.
In the following we
-
574,047
654,114
6.1
+
—
245,237,041
Orleans
Illinois—Bloomington
City Reserve District the totals are larger by 5.9%, in the Dallas Reserve
the Kansas
1.1,950,929
14,931,270
Mobile
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Terre
Cleveland Reserve
In the
14.3%.
District of
ment of
204,301,390
223,780,230
Outside of this city there was a gain of 9.5%, the bank clearings
week in 1955.
at this center
6,657,618
5,856,521
7,063,642
Alabama—Birmingham
Total
28,847,690
118,832,253
415,400,000
253,430,959
Louisiana—New
25,384,651
146,781,807
464,600,000
Nashville
7,435,523
detailed statement, however, which we present further below,
final and complete results of the previous week
able to give
306,200,810
+
+
Sixth Federal Reserve District—AtlantaTennessee—Knoxville
Augusta
we
6,105,027
305,297,817
136,736,619
Florida—Jacksonville
elaborate
6,265,585
9.0
7,157,039
344,466,102
811,085,976
cities)
(6
estimated.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be
In the
+ 14.7
8,208,388
147,695,523
+13.5
them today, inasmuch
We cannot furnish
3.246,793
+
375,339,560
Maryland—Baltimore
District of Columbia—Washington
Total
week.
of next
3,489,247
20,733,830
243,719,387
13.0
+
$23,171,711,107 $20,413,883,363
week
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the
issue
South
+ 10.7
22,151,022
253,528,558
-
Richmond
+ 13.5
$22,260,060,223 $19,612,513,681
days.
Total all cities for
ends
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
cities, five days
Ten
3,761,259
4,162,925
West
our
11,961,770
5.5
Baltimore
1
11.9
595,432,236
Francisco
San
in
—
Mansfield
+ 19.5
703,365,000
Louis
St.
662,344,684
364,657,087
397,000,000
City
13,718,584
328,505,422
Columbus
736,325,468
435,847,787
Boston
Kansas
6.1
12,887,435
Cincinnati
Ohio—Canton
756,574,236
+
7.2
685,385,277
650,459,714
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
437,700,000
Total
2,702,490
858,822,731
cities)
(4
216,761,269
3,078,624
-
-
453,000,000
240,801,583
177,242,524
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
851,773,013
179,309,254
351,000,090
366,300,000
+ 11.1
165,477,584
174,475,576
1.1
182,929,228
158,483,922
+ 13.9
2,303,'197
2,351,51 1
0.8
701,715,009
701,613,812
—
—
+
*
6th Atlanta
<«
10
7th
17
Chicago
4
9th Minneapolis
7
10th Kansas City
9
11th
<•
6
Francisco
1,015,176,115
961,323,895
1,268,997,569
1,235,055,302
+
0.8
701,715,069
701,613,812
686,689,052
+
3.5
546,814,712
522,233,976
702,615,071
<•
+ :12.3
+ 15.8
851,773,013
710,944,630
M
1,239,768,758
1,357,919,141
858,822,731
M
663,548,175
+
5.9
594.364,034
577,038,236
10
_
607,958,164
+
9.0
456,067,563
433,558,646
1,337,014,565
+
9.7
1,147,348,521
1,097,457,800
24,610,606,509
M
557,685,857
1,466,420,872
21,326,558,220
+ 15.4
19,788,839,103
11,449,086,239
+
Ninth Federal Reserve
District—Minneapolis11,400,969
Minneapolis
St.
190,613,617
2
We
the
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Outside
New
York
now
add
week
ended
City
detailed
our
statement
Sept. 22 for four
9.5
9,927,306,680
9,692,646,858
showing the figures for each city and for
1
Week Ended September 22
-
1955
Inc. or
1954
1953
$
Dec. %
S
S
3,336,663
2,773.514
+ 20 3
2,254,193
2,676.521
7,711,860
7,057.477
+
9.3
6,343,050
5,267,378
675 551,152
3,682,610
3,634,919
Lowell
2,116,311
New Bedford
3,878,880
River
Springfield
16,415,247
New
Rhode
Hew
Haven
.
....
.
Island—Providence
.
7.9
632,196,467
Kansas—Topeka
cities)
0.1
3,336,036
3,203,644
+ 26.2
1,490,144
6.7
13,472,629
11,948,627
+
3.5
546,814,712
522,233,973
+
28.2
1,061,343
—22.6
3,383,178
3,300,483
St.
1,128, 401
751,326
7,754,666
7,282,001
2 9
151,791,030
160,904,890
163,724, 511
+
—
0.1
8,243,110
11,243 366
25,522, 123
+
15.7
+
12.3
22,484,026
19,655,482
434.723, 390
+
6.1
334,368,303
360,121,211
+ 11.0
11,177,780
11,572,016
7,049,373
6,504, 024
8.4
5,153,772
4,698,315
13,019,778
i
1
Joseph
773,547
811,623
+ 11.2
692, 487
3,269, 840
28,657,278
,11.735, 033
+
9,761,491
(a)
ia»
la)
Pueblo
—
Total
3,066,830
25.8
11,696,620
10,717,634
10,350,325
+ 10.1
8.216,636
8,147,572
33,794,653
+ 26.1
30,256,781
38,470,252
Forth
24.284,544
20,799,285
+ 17.2
14,678,462
14,974,601
Galveston
12,520,713
3,145,221
2,812-,017
+ 11.8
2,087,369
9.3
744,550,966
577,068,280
16.3
8,337,765
8.4
389,952,432
6,726,190
372,499,347
+ 19.1
32,214,935
29,663,788
5.9
38,276,436
+
+
9,270,000
7,003,000
6,753,394
7,192,058
16,181.925
16,917,730
607,958,164
Falls
557,685,857
32.4
6,315,030
6,696,000
6.1
6,647,440
4.4
12,399,991
5,540,231
12,433,030
+
9.0
456,067,563
433,558,616
+
—
1,812,110
867,047,693
477,533,783
45,584,390
Worth
10,762,850
517,647,242
Dallas
Wichita
+ 13.3
594,364,034
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas
+
30 480,100
663,548,175
702,615,074
cities)
(9
13,053,357
.
15,754,562
686,689,052
1,434,379
5,014,298
+
882,339,492
1
—
7,774,139
461,112,120
13,031,491
-
City
Colorado—Colo, ado Springs
739,881,895
28,111,703
35,376,000
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
(12
5,054,970
614,501,316
1,676,596
34,327,900
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
3,987,038
6,099,212
168,410,253
Omaha
42,628,245
Connecticut—Hartford
4,405,330
7.0
692,265
11,394,493
......
8,#64,121
8.1
+
—
9,196,034
Texas—Austin—
Worcester
3.6
+
1,446,477
Wichita
729.117,518
Fall
124.233,CO
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
Missouri—Kansas
Massachusetts—Boston
361,564,427
130,218,353
4,689,037
710,944,630
cities)
(7
Lincoln
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Portland
7,671,689
376,599,541
8.4
7,453,160
14,701,810
Total
Hastings
1956
Maine—Bangor
7,055,326
1.7
+
5,069,014
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
Nebraska—Fremont
years.
■
Clearings at—
10,764,951
+ 25.0
+
7,976,886
North
South
Helena
Total
163,136,154
175,772,778
10,376,577
j.
Paul
9,118,404
470,805,757
Minnesota—Duluth
19,704,228.393
12,533,419,090
Dallas
12th San
1,392,432,716
1,606,604,763
«•
8th St. Louis-
+
cities)
(6
—
Twelfth Federal Reserve District- -San Francisco—
Socond Federal Reserve District—New YorkYork—Albany
28,572,344
Binghamton
__
Buffalo
_
• a I
155,293,394
226,777 ,935
30
740,225
7.1
24,912,566
4.431,712
4,265,922
+ 14.9
117,815.975
131,175,725
—
3,875,180
135,200,891
19.404,417
Klmlra
3,283,766
2,749,165
+ 19.4
2,355,603
2,325,521
Jamestown
3,974,226
3,038,603
+ 30.8
2,671,744
York
12,077,187,419
9,877,471,981
+ 22.3
9,861,532,423
10,011,581,540
Rochester
40,625,287
34,880,086
+ 16.5
29,553.872
26,810,262
20,200,841
+ 32.7
17,464,803
17,692,164
28,032,387
26.060,214
+
7.6
*25.000.000
*25,500.000
Barbara
107,677,510
+
0.9
91,649.263
26,321,755
f
10.0
21,093.048
17.345,490
+
5.1
13,394,520
12,141,949
707,130.126
+
9.6
617,447,389
571,701,553
26,532,817
+
14.3
19,739,949
23,009,979
6,276,391
+
36.0
5,666,639
5,356,510
13,028,285
+ 14.1
10,953,592
10,476,939
85,078.255
19,346,228
27.886,606
Syracuse
Santa
5.434.C95
174,854.220
8,533 955
Francisco
190,060,150
5,619055
178,338,344
18,387 163
San
183,421,692
7.0
+ 11.4
777,026, 097
2,038,054
8.8
+
23,950 302
City
Pasadena
+
6,194,566
30,318, 882
Lake
Utah—Salt
California—Long Beach
208,500,939
108,623 187
—
Oregon—Portland
218,006,686
18,229, 728
Yakima
'
New
6,626 737
242,940 881
Washington—Seattle
New
Connecticut—Stamford.
New
Jersey—Newark
Northern
Total
New
(10
Jersey
cities)
72,855,169
63.071.132
+
7.0
60,868,441
89,590.294
84,035,892
+
6.6
70
12,526,224,548
10,286,324,210
+
21.8
Total
Grand
(10
total
1,466,420,872
(109 cities).
1,337,014,565
+
9.7
1,147,348,521
1,097,457,830
24,610,606,509
cities )_„
21,326,558,220
+
15.4
19,788.839,103
19,704,228,398
11,449,036,239
+
9.5
9,927,306.680
9,692,646,858
55,339,231
911,930
70,360.979
10,217,519,039
10,367,540,1j9
Outside
■rV n
York City
New
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1390)
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
to the requirement of
Pursuant
Northern
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
FEDERAL
RESERVE
TO
TREASURY
1956
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
21,
1956
TO
SEPTEMBER
27,
Pas*
1
1
4% %
1st &
1930
ref. mtge., ser. B 3Va% bds., due Oct.
Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—
Texas
SEPTEMBER
1984
1,
Oct.
INCLUSIVE
BANK
Date
Ry.—
subordinated debs., series B, due Nov. 1, 1987—Nov.
Pillsbury Mills, Inc. $4 cumulative preierred stock
Oct.
St. Paul Union Depot Co.—
Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
the different
BY
Pacific
Collateral trust 4% bonds due Oct.
Olin Mathleson Chemical Corp.—
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
FOREIGN
Monday, October 1, 1£56
$5
cumulative
preferred
1,
15
•
1
328
1971—Oct.
stock
823
Oct.
1
730
Oct.
1
1063
Trans-Mountain
Oil Pipe Line Co.—
mtge. & coll. trust bonds due '68, ser. A, B & C
Transatlantic Shipping Uorp.—
1st
Noon
Country and Monetary Unit
Buying
Rate
for
Cable
Transfers
in
York
New
(Value
In
United
Money)
States
5%
sinking fund ship mtge. bonds due Oct. 1, 1968
West
Friday
Monday
Sept. 21
Sept. 24
$
Argentina, peso—
$
$
Western
1st
$
|
Pulp & Paper
debentures due 19/1
Official
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0320333*
.0322000*
.0320333*
.0320333*
.0320333*
—
2.217878
Australia,
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0200718
.0200750
.323750
.323750
.323733
.323666
1.023638
1.022633
1.022968
1.022522
1.022410
.208733
.208733
.00435401*
.00435401*
General Cable Corp., 4%
Grace (W. R.) Co..4lU%
.00285468
.002
.00285468
.00285468
.238500*
5468
.238500*
.208491
.208466
.208433
2.783750
2.783437
2.782500
South
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.261100
.261056
.261120
.261125
2.7<5H'7q
2.
2.756188
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
.496766*
.496766*
,.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
,193330*
.233350
.233350
.233350
.233350
Walworth
Wico
.233350
2.773038
2.773349
2.773453
2.772038
2.772104
2.783750
2.783794
2.783437
thousands
of
;
1956
certificate account
Other cash
other
;
•
R.
notes
banks
+
473
—
21,196,844
383,897
1955
2,001
—
853,451
0
reserves
1
+
190,042
12,797
2,474
25,907
—
+
202,839
115,117
370,387
+
3,235
6,454
573,273
+
159,820
88,812
+
37
224
943
the
San
16,953
repurchase
agree't
7
+
District.
Francisco
indebtedness
of
Francisco District, and a
reporting member banks.
Demand
Holdings of Treasury
Treasury notes de¬
and
million, respectively.
275
total
$214
of
the
Bills
664,170 <
Certificates
Notes
Bonds
33,450
23,552,532
agree't
securities—
and
securities—
ber
Acts
of assets and liabilities of reporting
33,450
+
40,000
6,550
+
24,183,701
+166,414
22
4,945,503
:
Sept. 19,
ASSETS
51,433,331
—941,419
Agricultural
Loans
169,476
—
loans
-
25
+
+
142
+
29,220
17,500
+
+
474
+
—
to brokers-and
+
11,795
10,456
+
+
132,806
—737,965
913,510
+
—380,905
180,477
256,689
70,715
acct.
582,577
330,542
Other
211,969
deposits
19,780,948
Total
cash
accrued
items
3,885,915
dividends
19,086
liabilities
+
+
396,166
24,892
52,588
8,253
—
1,210
Real
estate
Other
U." S.
loans—
(Section
capital
Ratio
of
liab.
+
38,107
—530,378
+
373,003
2,562
+
2,434
-747,384
264
.+
693,612
13b)
securities—total
gold
certificate
to deposit and F.
bilities combined
Contingent
ances
liability
purchased
bonds
to
R
51,433,331
Cash
in
18,953
Banks-
994
—
domestic
809,710
21,882
+
+
+
banks
+
U.
deposits adjusted
deposits except U. S. Government
Government deposits
S.
49~207
—737,965
+
913,510
Interbank
demand
Foreign
From
45.8%
on
5
+
2,870
+
banks
+
65
+
individual
tOctober 5,
loans
loans
1,610
Banks
8318
and
loan
1955
+
banks
items
and
after
shown
are
and
decreased
millions,
—
1,643
2,433
—
43
+
22,139
—
354
Federal
decreases of $162 million in
holdings
Government securities and $195 million
in demand deposits credited
to domestic
banks, and
increases of $131 million in demand
deposits adjusted
and $398 million in
United States Government
deposits.
Commercial and industrial loans
increased in all but
two districts and a total of
$136 million at all
reporting
member banks; the
principal increases were $69 million
in New York
City, $26 million in Chicago, and
$14 mil¬
lion in
brokers and dealers for
Government
and
District.
Changes
press
purchasing
other
million.
according
release.
or
Loans
to
to
carrying United
increased $61
securities
"Other" loans decreased
$70 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills increased
$185 million, of
Which $53 million was in
New York
City and $48 million
total
are
D.
other
of
bonds,
state.)
None.
amount
none,
so
Seibert,
security
name
also
the
knowledge
the
of
person
statements
belief
and
stockholders
books
of
the
or
in
the
to
two
or
para¬
the
circum¬
security
holders
as
and
company
or
corporation
as
a
hold
trustees,
bona fide
owner.'
Seibert,
this
27th
Commission
expires
Editor
day
and
of
York,
Publisher.
Se^t.,
Sworn
to
and
1956.
Thos. A, Creegan,
in Kings County,
N<>
Certificate filed in New York
residing
County.
March
30,
1957.
DIVIDENDS
(Continued from page 16)
355
—
37
+
3S8
+
Name of
452
When
Holders
Snare
Company
Payable
of Rec.
369
Bralorne
Mines,
Ltd.
$10c
Cordage, Ltd., 4V2%
pfd.
(quar.)_
10-19
9-27
$$1.12 V2
10-
1
9-15
$$1.50
10-
1
9-17
$72'/2c
12-
1
11-15
Brazilian Traction
588
+
44
_
Light & Power Co. Ltd.—
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
$2.90
preference
(quar.)
Bridgeport Hydraulic
(quar.)
174
+
143
393
—
42
—
deduction
real
of
—
770
+
valuation
re¬
commercial
estate
Mfg.
Co.
Bristol-Myers
(quar.)
Co.,
Brftish
gross.
loans
and
and
industrial
"other"
respectively.
—
American
British
American
loans
Ordinary
5%
-
40c
Tobacco Co.,
10-15
40c
3
3%% pfd.
(quar.)
Oil, Ltd. (quar.)
10-
93%c
$25c
1
10-15
9-28
9-15
10-
1
10-
1
8-31
8-27
Ltd.—
a7d
-—
preference
a2
(s-a)
Columbia
Electric
Ltd.—
Co.
10-
9
V'2 %
10-
9
8-27
•
Below will be found
preferred
including
and
stock
common
those
calle^ under
called
for
redemption,
sinking fund provisions.
<fc
Co.
$2.50
PARTIAL
stock
-Oct.
3%%
Potash
Ben-Hur
Products,
Inc.
5%
s.
f.
Page
due
1970
-Oct.
5
1226
debentures
due
1966...Oct.
15
*
preferred stk.. Nov.
15
1121
1
820
cum.
Garrett
6%
sinking fund
International Rys.
conv.
of
Interprovincial Pipe
4%
1st mortgage
Liggett
&
Myers
debentures,
Line
&
Oct.
1,
1st mtge.
1967_ Oct.
bds._ .Nov..
New
York
Central
Collateral trust
bonds,
series C. .Oct.
bonds,
10-
1
9-
7
$35c
10-15
9-26
9-14
Columbia
Power
Columbia
Telephone
Common
6%
1st
4,/2%
Corp., Ltd.
due April 1,
preference stock
preferred
Brockton
$3.80
50c
(quar.)
4%
preferred
.Oct.
Nov.
preferred
1
1124
Burroughs
728
1
1125
30
*
Bush
9-10
9-10
(quar.)
10-10
9-10
7c
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-21
1
9^14
2Cc
Ltd.
10-
(quar.)_
10-
1
3%
10-
1
8-31
2-15-57
12-31
$1.25
10-
1
9-14
lCc
(quar.)
1
10-15
9-28
15c
9-20
:
10-15
9-28
15c
Ltd.
10-15
9-28
10-15
9-28
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-18
1
9-14
1
9-
JlEc
10-30
25c
10-20
(quar.)
5
10-
10-
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
10-
145c
$25c
(quar.)
common
9-14
10-
35c
Corp.
Inc.,
1
1
17 %c
Forge
Terminal
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products.
9-17
10-
10-
50c
common
Burlington Steel, Ltd.
30
1
1
10c
(quar.)
821
& Co.,
10-17
11-
10-
3%
1123
Butler's,
—
com.
(quar.):
convertible
Buffalo
10-17
10c
:—
—
preferred
1
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Budget Finance Plan,
60c
11-
9-14
15c
(quar.)
Preferred
7%
10-17
62+2c
(quar.)
common
Manufacturing Co., preferred
Bucyrus-Erie Co.
1
95c
Distillers Corp.,
Window
9-14
11-
$$1.50
:
Co.
preferred
1
$$1.19
_
Inc
Bros.,
Brown-Forman
1
10-
Gas—
preierred
Brooks
1
10-
$$1.09+8
—
10-
$1.50
$1.12 »/a
(quar.)
Taunton
7
Co.—
(quar.)
4preferred (quar.)
4+4% preferred (quar.)—,
6% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Burns
1980
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
1
RR.—
6%
Warren Corp.
7
$62c
preferred (quar.)
Building
trust
Co.—
2s/3 % sinking fund debentures, due Oct.
1, 1966
.Oct.
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd., 4% cum.
pfd. shares. .Sep.
Northam
9-
1
Co.—
collateral
1
6%
due
Central America,
Tobacco
10-
—
Brunswick-Blake-Collender, $5
debentures
Firestone Tire & Rubber
Co., 4V2%
Freight Lines. Inc.—
$$1.19
Brown
Corp.—
subordinated
7
9-
Brown-Durrell
1123
a
Date
Chemical
&
convertible
Page
15
REDEMPTIONS
Company and Issue—
American
9-
1
5%
SOUGHT
preferred
1
10-
Brockway Glass Co.,
Date
cumulative
10-
$56c
preferred (quar.)
1__
Brooklyn Borough Gas, common
Company and Issue—
Leath
7
$53c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
British
given in the "Chronicle."
TENDERS
9-
British
indicated) in which
were
1
5%
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where
the details
10-
43A%
list of corporate bonds, notes,
a
t$l
4V2%
Redemption Galls end Sinking Fund
Banks,
of United States
States
the
Herbert
and
preferred (quar.)
4V2% preferred (quar.)
49,288
another
as
Per
m
foreign
in
of
there
(If
4%
System in leading cities
shows the following
principal changes for the week
ended Sept. 19:
Increases of $142 million in loans ad¬
justed and $278 million in reserve balances with
appear
D.
me
165
British
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
industry
&
mortgagees
which
the
State
of New
qualified in Kings
107
+
344
reclassification Increased
million
$25
to
address
given):
capacity other than that of
a
27
20
195
1,153
of
and
name
be
616
.
Reserve
its
must
'
-i
Federal
firm,
25 Park Place, New York, N. Y
Estate of Jacob Seibert, 25 Park
868
—
accept¬
Louis
Herbert
before
24-0800400,
Brantford
11,112
full
under
upon
Public,
County.
.2%
+
Condition Statement of Member Banks
St.
Notary
249
+
•—
■
the
tri-weekly newspapers only.)
519
Notices
the
and
—4,163
deposits:
banks
tExclusive
B294
lia¬
for
*
(Signed)
21
+
55,908
22,099
names
of
corporation, the names and
be
given.
If owned by a
a
more
or
are:
acting;
affiant's
LIABILITIES—
Time
32,711
'
the
is
conditions
Brillo
9,155
trustee
appear
subscribed
278
—
2,581
1%
and
name
—1,887
—
13,529
Its
—2,545
—
1,448
Reserve
by
member
relation, the
not
1,248$
214
corporation,
a
must
owners
bondholders,
holding
and
do
+
+
managing
(5) That the average number of copies of each issue of this publica¬
tion sold or distributed, through the mails or
otherwise, to paid sub¬
scribers during the 12 months preceding the date shown above was
9,468.
(This information is required from the daily, week,y, semi weekly
4
75
by
unincorporated
who
582$
53
—
—
the publisher, editor,
immediately thereunder the
owning or holding 1% or more
Dana Company,
stances
6,358
—
owned
owned
not
known
or
such
+
162
—
7,861
Federal
with
whom
+
185
+
1,056
5,614
-
vault
Balances
Domestic
+
reserves
note
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments
Reserve
1
also
individual
other fiduciary
any
70
—
760
banks..
with
owning
23
—
26,383
securities
Loans
each
the
graphs show
27,543
243,574
;
capital accts.
In
for
466
(if
and
If
other
or
William B.
13
+
10,843
Demand
—157,361
—
S.
Borrowings:
319,553
—
accounts
and
1064
stock—Oct.
preference
are:
individual
■
Government
serves:
Total
1062
1
Paragraphs 2 and 3 include, in cases where the stockholder
security holder appears upon the books of the company as trustee
1,327
—
is:
stock.
stock and securities in
ei«
_
8,798
*
loans
Treasury bills
j.
Treasury certificates of Indebtedness^—
Treasury notes
160,497
—
50,149,049
Capital paid in__
Surplus (Section 7)
Other
29
(4)
*
securities.
Reserves
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
Surplus
A
and addresses of
mortgages or other securities
+ 5,124t
1,925
Other
57,083
18,655,860
i
and
Oct.
Nov.
issue.
stockholders
the
That
holders
dealers for pur¬
ing
645~072
+
26,462,500
reserves
Treasurer—general
Other liab.
class
managers
stated,
of
that of
as
(3)
136)
chasing or carrying securities
loans-tor purchasing or carry¬
200,573
—
84
—
Deposits:
availability
824
Sept. 20
debentures-
Stockholders, Herbert D. Seibert &
Place, New York, N. Y. (William D. Seibert
Executors), 25 Park Place, New York, N. Y.
(In millions of dollars)
126,976
—
U.
Federal Reserve notes
Total
1
30
\
1955
—
of
Owner,
Sept. 21,
1956
51,599
—
282,026
assets
Sept. 12,
1956
LIABILITIES—
Deferred
Oct.
Sep.
1968
1,
3'/i%
this
in
owner
be
of
partnership,
banks follows:
—
Foreign
Feb.
cumul.
names
the
must
amount
well
mem¬
85,843
—
That
addresses
Other
70,951
Member bank
U. 8.
6%
business
addresses
total
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
—8,245,623
23,592,532
foreign banks
Uncollected cash items
Total
1959
preferred stock
conv.
the Act of Congress of Aug. 24, 1912 as amended
of March 3, 1933 and July 2, 1946
(Title 39. United
Section 233) showing the Ownership, Management and
Code,
and
(2)
and
__w_
40,000
from
Bank premises
Other assets
all
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks decreased
$143 million and borrowings from others decreased
$42 million. Loans to banks decreased $21 million.
293,976
—
at
adjusted increased $343 million in
the New York District and $69 million in the San Fran¬
cisco District, but they decreased
$2£6 million in the
Chicago District. Time deposits decreased $37 million.
+ 8,412,623
2,801,750
Total bought outright
Held under repurchase
Due
—
10,932,699
9,153,913
loans
1
Publisher, William B. Dana Company, 25 Park Place, New York, N. Y.
Editor, Herbert D. Seibert, 25 Park Place, New York, N. Y.
Managing Editor, Herbert D. Seibert, 25 Park Place, New York, N. Y.
Business Manager, William D. Seibert, 25 Park
Place, New York. N. Y.
address
Bought outright—
Total U. S. Govt,
623
1121
Ltd.—
convertible
That the
editor
Hold¬
million
2,234
—
U. S. Government securities:
Total
cumulative
Announcement
(1)
of
deposits
A summary
Acceptances:
Bought outright
under
820
1
1974—Oct.
Circulation, of the "Commercial and Financial Chronicle," published
Thursday and Monday, at Nety York, N. Y., for Oct. 1, 1956.
ings of United
States
Government
bonds
decreased
$67 million in New York City, $45 million in the San
Sept. 28,
1956
20,343,393
Discounts and advances
Industrial loans
Held
Sept. 19,
in
certificates
creased $58 million and $75
dollars)
Sept. 26,
of
Co.
Electric Co.
by
Increase ( + ) or
F.
1
due
pfd. stock—Nov.
second
conv.
1
debs,
2.782500
Decrease (—) Since
for
Nov.
pfd. stock—Oct.
second
Statement required by
(In
certificate
916
Raritan
Roxy Theatre, Inc. $1.50 cumulative preferred stock
1
2.783437
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
gold
of
.0349000
,
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Redemption fund
1960,
subord.
cumulative
Co., 5:/2%
States
ASSETS—
1,
conv.
conv.
Corp. of Canada,
4'/2%
debentures due
.140080*
.496766*
.0^49000
Africa, pound
pound sterling
May
cum.
Power
2.754950
2.755878
2.756291
.140080*
.496766*
Kingdom,
due
Roll & Foundry Co.—
sinking fund debentures due Oct. 1,
5%
Pittston
.0800560
.261100
Corp. 4.30%
1
National
.238500*
.238550*
.208500
2.783750
.0800560
-»
Mead
Page
Oct.
Township Water Co.
.208733
•Nominal.
notes
1064
preferred stock
debs.,
.00435401*
.238516*
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
Switzerland,
franc
of
5%
.208750
2,783437
guilder
Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Union
Consolidated
$7
.00435401*
,208491
pound
New
R.
1
CALLED
Co.—
.00285468
Mexico, peso
Netherlands,
United
Water
.208733
,
ISSUE
Date
Publishing Co.,
Elizabethtown
.OU*J5401*
Finland, markka
France (Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark
India, rupee
F.
—Oct.
bonds, series A due 1969
Company and Issue—
Curtis
.0385802*
.02C0687
.323700
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Total
826
1064
Ry.—
mortgage 4%
ENTIRE
2.217131
2.217878
2.218210
.0385802*
,0200642
.
Ireland,
2.218127
.0385802*
.0200822
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar
Gold
1
1
Co.—
.0555555*
Free
Maryland
Oct.
Oct.
Virginia
3Va%
Sept. 27
Sept. 26
Sept. 25
$
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
2%
11-
5
7
lu-
9-21
10-
5
15c
10-
1
9-15
4 Vs %
preferred
(quar.)
28ysc
10-
1
9-15
$4.20
preferred
(quar.)
$1.05
10-
1
9-15
a
Volume 184
Number 5573
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(1391)
Per
Name of Company
CIT
Financial
Share
(quar.)
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power, Ltd.,
4%
preferred
common
(quar.)
1
99-
7
1$1.25
10-
1
9-
7
63c
10-
1
9-14
75c
11-
1
(quar.)
12c
26 Vic
55c
Canada
6%
Crushed
Canada
Foils,
60c
Ltd.,
Canada
A
Canada
B
(s-a)
"B
to
9-
9-14
10-
1
9-14
11-15
10-27
Ice
175c
10-
9-31
10-
8-31
Industries,
Oil
A
Ltd.,
1
10-
9-15
1
8-31
10-10
10-
1
8-23
10-
1
1-2-57
10-
(quar.)—
1
10-31
9-28
10-15
9-14
1$1
10-
1
9-12
10-
1
9-12
10-
1
9-12
125c
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-21
Consolidated
10c
10-
1
9-21
ers,
preferred
of
B
——
j 10-. !,•
12 %c
10-25
10-
$12c
11-30
11-30
10-
1
9-
$1.75
10-1
9-
10-31
10-
8
35c
(quar.)
$20c
10-31
10-
8
10-15
10-
4% %
1
10-
1
12-21
Continental
Controls
$1.08%
.—
10-
1
10-
1
9-10
$1.183/4
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-14
$1.02 %
10-
1
10-
1
1
9-14
$1.20
10-
1
9-14
4.6%
(quar.)
6%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
4.65%
Class
A
Valve
Charm in
Paper
Chemical
9-14
Cream
1
9-14
10-
5
9-20
Crossett Co., class
Class B (quar.)
10-
1
9-10
$1.15
10-
1
10-
1
1
,,
10-
1
9-10
20c
11-
1
10-10
1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
$2
pfd.
(quar.>
56%c
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
9-10
10-
1
9-14
11-15
10-15
10-15
9-
7
10-
5
9-21
10-13
10-25
10-
5
10-25
10-
fs-a)_
9-14
10-
1
9-14
(quar.)
Oil
divJIIII
$4
6%
11-15
11-
5
9-20
9-20
1
10-
5
11-
1
10-15
10-
3
9-18
10-19
9-21
10-
1
9-11
10-
1
9-11
10-
1
-9-20
11-15
10-15
10-
25c
1
9-14
10-1
9-14
10-
1
9-18
$1.37%
10-
1
15c
.
10-
3
SI
10-11
12-
1
11»
5
11-20
10-
1
9-
7
10-
1
9-
7
93 %c
10-
1
9-14
shs.
10-15
50c
10-
1
10-
10-
1
9-14
$4.50
(quar.)
Electric
$7
Electrical
preferred
Dan
River
Mills,
Elliott
Elmira
7%
Rubber
12-20
Co.,
9-14
common
10-19
9-28
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-15
10-25
1010-
1
4%
RR.,
Mines,
10-
1
9-17
Ex-Cell-O
10-
1
1
9-21
Factor
Mfg.,
Union
Detroit
Edison
Co.,
Stock
Co.
Ltd.
District Theaters
Yard
(quar.)
Class
10-
1
9-5
10c
10-
1
9-17
A
Fairbanks Co.,
1011-
11-
1
1
9-24
Fairmont
1
10-15
4%
11-
1
10-15
Family
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-10
10-
(final)
I,
Dixie
36c
Aluminum,
preferred
4.16%
10-15
1
9-20
1
9-13
10-
1
9-21
20c
10-
1
0-20
10-
1
9-17
10-
1
9-17
10-19
11- 1
10-
1
9-14
10-
8
9-21
10-
1
9-21
10-31
9-29
50c
10-
1
9-26
10-
1
9-26
10-
9-15
lc
1012-
1
11-9
10-
1
9-24
9-15
9-17
9
Federal
10-15
10-
2
10-
4~'C
1
12-20
1010-
1
1
9-20
Foods
Co.,
New
B
preferred
b
10-
1
9-
6
12-28
12-
7
Tire
10-
1
9-14
Fischer
1
9-14
Fisher Brothers,
10-15
lOSs-5
1
9-19
10-26
10-11
10-
1
8-27
87 %C
10-
1
9-14
SI
10-
1
9-14
.10-25
10-10
First National Stores
Fleetwood
Fluor
Food
9-12
Fox
10-
1
9-
Fram
10c
10-
1
9-14
12c
10-
1
8-24
10-26
9-17
10-26
9-17
Utilities
$1
45c
11 % %
5c
12-15
12-
12-
11-15
1
9-27
10-30
9-14
10-
9-14
10-
1
9-14
10-10
9-29
10-15
10-
12-15
11-30
10-26
10-
10-
9-15
1
2
8
9-21
Sales
10-15
10-
1
10-
1
9-28
$3
10-
1
9-28
10-20
10-
5
15c
10-20
10-
5
G5c
11-
1
10-
5
10-
1
9-
5
1
9-15
(quar.)
12 %c
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)___
(initial):
$1.25
10-
1
62 %c
10-
1
9-21
10-10
9-28
10-12
preferred
A
5c
10-
9-20
30c
(quar.)
(stock
10-
1
10-
1
75c
10-
1
9-24
35c
:—
10-26
25c
$1.05
(quar.)
12-
1
11-23
11-23
1210-
2-15-57
35c
25c
10-15
8c
(quar.)
9-11
1
5%
9-11
1
25c
dividend)
9-
10-15
7
2-
1
10-
1
10-
1
10-
,
1
Fund—
series
6c
series
&
9-11
1
$1.25
(s-a)
10-15
11-
10-15
1
10-26
8c
Tile
'
Fraser
Companies,
Friedman
(L.)
Fruehauf Trailer
10-27
5
10-15
10-
5
Funsten
9c
10-15
10-
5
4%%
1
12-28
12-
7
3-29-57
3-
8
40c.
10-12
9-26
40c
(quar.)—,.—
Extra
5c
11-
2%
dividend
Manufacturing Co.
13c
11-15
Co.—
Stock
(quar.)
10-25
10c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
dividend
common
9-29
$30c
2%
Ltd.
Realty
Stock
Fuller
10-
—.
(quar.)
Telegraph
Brick
1
10-
f
10-15'
1
Stock
10-
50c
(quar.)
prior
common
Custodian
Franklin
Fraser
62 %c
Ltd.
Corporation
Common
9-11
65c
(quar.)
Y.)
B
Franklin
9-11
1
$2
—
(N.
5%
5%
class
Beer
9-14
1
10-
$1
(quar.)
Co.,
Stores,
DeLuxe
1
10-
30c
—
voting (increased-quar.)
Class B non-voting
(increased-quar.)
Foremost
Dairies
(quar.)
11-
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)__,
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
& Wallace,
class A
Class
10-10
5%
Y.)
$5 preferred
Corp.,
Corp.,
Forbes
3
4
Porter
Motel,
Fair
$4.20
10-25
5
&
Flagg-Utica
11-30
10-
(N.
—
10-
10-
Rubber
&
City Bank
1
9-14
Trust
10-
Products
Extra
10-
1
40c
'
National
9-14
28 %c
(quar.)
Extra
Firestone
1
45c
(initial)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Finahse Co. of Pennsylvania
9-14
9-
10-
17c
(quar.)
common
9-14
1
10-19
25c
—
Federation
1
10-
1
$3
Association
Department Stores
&
9-28
10-15
62 %C
(quar.)
Paper
10-15
11-
(Syra¬
—
Mortgage
Bank
5c
37 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fibreboard
10-
0-10
9-28
56 Vic
common
(quar.)
5
10-
1
$1
Corp.,
9-18
12-
10-
10-15
25c
(quar.)
common
Paper Board,
4.60%
9-19
$1.50
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
National
Federated
0-19
1
20c
preferred
11-
0-14
1
10-
15c
(quar.)
common
10-15
50c
(quar.)
10-
25C
preferred
cuse)
(quar.)
Faultless Rubber
3
$26c
30c
pfd.
(quar.)
Farmers & Traders LLe Insurance Co.
12-
28c
50c
Shares, Inc. (10c from net securi¬
ties
profits
and
3c
year-end
from
net
investment income)
1
1010-
$1.25
—
pref.
Federal
50c
(quar.)
11-
8-27
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
C.)_
Co.,
Finance
12-14
35c
—
9-14
15c
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
6%
preferred
4V2%
12-29
$2
10c
,
1
$1
(quar.)—
common
Extra
y9-29
$1.25
(quar.)
8-27
10-
75c
(s-a)
12-14
10-10
7%c
Co.
1
tlOc
common
&
11-15
25c
dividend)
(N.
Corp.
(Max)
1-1-57
93 %C
common
(stock dividend)
Tramway Corp.—
$2%-$3% preferred (s-a)
8-27
1
$3.50
H.), Ltd.,
(T.
$0.1444
Voting
1
10-
9-21
10-
^20%
(s-a)
class A (stock
1010-
$1.19
——
Inc.
Estabrooks
20c
Ltd,
9-20
Ltd.-
Products,
preferred
Mills,
Denver
Distillers
$5
Eversharp, Inc.,
5%
preferred
50C
dividend
1
$1.75
(s-a)
Participating
Erie
9-20
75c
A (quar.)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Deere
& Co.,
common
Dejay Stores, Inc. (quar.)
9-10
9-10
10-
$1.06%
62'/2C
(quar.)
9-17
1
Dividend
$1.12 Vi
preferred
10-15
$1.75
Class
9-10
1
1
30c
(quar.)
Equitable Credit Corp.—
20c participating preferred
10-
12 %C
Decker
1
10-
(3eattle)—
(s-a)
Heating
(initial)
Endicott-Johnson Corp.,
1
10-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
1010-
Angeles)—
(quar.)
WHUamsport RR. Co.
&
$1.37%
.-
5
62 Vic
(Los
preferred
preferred
15c
:
9-
Emporium-Capwell Co.
25c
(quar.)
1
25c
A
}25c
>
.
5
10-
50c
(quar.)..
Empire Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)_
5%
Ltd
Bros., Inc. (quar.)
Dayton Malleable Iron, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Dayton & Michigan RR. com (s-a)
8%
preferred
(quar.)
Delnite
&
Class
45c
pfd. series A
5
9-
25c
preferred
Enamel
10c
5%_preferred (quar.)_.__
Davidson
Dayton
5%
9-14
$50c
(initial)
Corp., 3%%
Davega Stores,
10-
50c
preferred
5c
preferred
Corp.
Co.,
25c
A
(quar.)
1
1
$1.18
(quar.)
Consolidated
2nd
5%
10-15
40c
(quar.)
common
5
1110-
$1.03
(quar.)_
;
$2.50
Extra
9-14
$1.12 Ya
preferred
——
$2.50
(s-a)
(quar.)
Co.
Products
15c
(quar.)
(Toronto)—
A
10-
7%c
Quarterly
25c
(quar.)
1
ouc
(quar.)
Quarterly
Electrical
87 Vic
(quar.)
2
11-
7
$1.50
1
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
Products
87 %c
(quar.)
preferred
10-
$1.75
(quar.)
Auto-Lite
12-14
35c
(quar.)
37'/a C
(quar.)
El Paso Natural Gas Co., common
(quar.)
Elastic Stop Nut Co. of America
(quar.)
Elder Mfg. Co. (quar.)
1
$1.31 %
com.
9-15
$1.50
4%%
preferred
5c
Sugar
(auar.)-w_,
preferred
11-15
18%c
(quar.)
1
30%
preferred
$4.72
1-2-57
$1.62 >/2
(quar.)
preferred
9-
10-
El Paso Electric Co.—
7%
held)
(quar.)
1
Emerson Electric Mfg.
(quar.)
pfd.
9-29
10-
(Md.)—
Co.
Edison Bros. Stores,
$7 Vic
Co.
10-15
12 Vic
10c
class
Steel
A
dividend
$1.13
preferred
9-29
7V2C
par)
Extra
9-17
11-26
-
50c
;
Land, $1.12
ifl-21
1-1-57
$1.50
•
9-28
$1.37%
(quar.)
Gas
Denver
$1.12
10-15
Assur¬
Co., common_l'__
preferred (quar.)_
Dennison
$1
1
9-15
10-15
$1.12Vi
and $2
par
Corp.
Baler
1
t$l
(quar.)__
preferredyciquar.)
Economy
9-15
10-
12-15
*
(accum.)
$6 preferred B (accum.)
Eastman Kodak Co., common
Erwin
Curtlss-Wright Corp., class
5%
10-1
30c
1
11-
62 Vic
Canada
Dana
11-
7
11-
11-15
25c
(quar.)
8%
Publishing,
prior
9-
11-30
300%
>
Clothing
4%%
Curtis
9-11
10-1
$1.75
&
Atlantic
Curlee
1
15c
5%
$1.12
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc.,
5%%
preference (s-a)
9-25
I'luminating—
(quar.)
Stainless
States
preferred
1
Associates
no
Eastern
Stock
1
(both
0-27
10-
32V2C
preferred
Fuel
Eastern
5
10-
&
12-31
10-10
15c
(quar.)
preferred iquar.)
Racing Association—
Common
9-30
$1.75
Corp.
Forster,
Cumberland
.9-14
50c
Quarterly
preferred
&
Crystal
1
20c
Cincinnati Union Stock Yards Co
City Investing Co., 5Vi% pfd.
(quar.)
Clayton Mark & Co. (quar.)
$4.50
9-28
10c
Zellerbach
Crum
1
Co.
Mahoning Ry.
Crown
Stock
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Cincinnati Gas &
Electric, com. (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell
Telephone—
Cleveland Quarries
9-24
$40c
quarterly
10-
$1
(quar.)
A
Insurance
10-15
$1
50c
Electric
1
(quar.)__
(stock
common
International,
Life
10-
35c
(quar.)
Extra
&
10-
10-15
Ltd.—
participating
Participating
First
RR.—
A
Clearfield
8
10-
87Vic
Chicago Great Western Ry., com.
Molded Products
(quar.)
Cleveland
9-24
10-
$1.50
Illinois
Securities
1
10-25
75c
$6 preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
3%% preferred (quar.)
Christiana
10-
$1.12V2
Mfg. (quar.)
Mills (quar.)
Tool
9-14
10-
10c
Pneumatic
1
6c
(quar.)_
'«
22 %c
Exchange Bank (quar.)—50c
Fund, Inc. (from net invest,
inc.)
8%c
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
(quar.)
30c
Chesapeake Industries, $4 preferred
class
10-
$1.16
common
Corn
$2
Eastern
42 %c
(quar.)
(quar. >
Corp.
Zellerbach
Cuban
$1.19
$1.04
Wheat
Cork
Crown
9-10
$1.50
Chemical
Chicago
Chicago
Eastern Gas
18c
com.
series)
(quar.)
Increased
9-10
10-
(quar.)
Chicago Sc Eastern
of
Crown
9-10
$1.15
(quar.)
preferred
Chapman
1
10-
$1.18%
(quar.)
8% preferred (quar.)
Chadbourne Gotham, Inc., 4%%
Chain Belt Co.
(extra)
Champion Paper &
Fibre,
$4.5^
10-
—
(quar.)
Century Accc-ptgnce,
9-14
28c
(1947
$1.12%
—
u__—
Utility Corp,
Central Telephone Co.—
4.75% preferred (quar.)
preferred
preferred
9-14
1
50c
12%c
(quar.)
4%
1
1
(s-a)
$$1.50
preferred
10-
5
preference
(quar.)
Bakeries
10-
10-
37 %C
^
Craddock-Terry Shoe, 5%
Craig Bit, Ltd
Crown
...
Public
5.20%
5
America
East Tennessee Natural Gas
1
16c
100
Co.
11-
17 %c
preferred
Realty
Oil
25c
(quar.)
Reynolds
Cosmopolitan
"
•
preferred
4.15%
&
20c
:
,
of
convertible
4 V2 %
(quar.)
preferred
dividend
87Vic
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)_
4.75%
Central
$1
A
$1.16
l._
(quar.)
preferred
4.60%
9-21
Works
preferred
Corroon
Co.
(quar.)
Gas
1
$1
Kason
(quar.)
Corp.
65 %C
(quar.)
6%%
pfd.
Corp.,
preferred
3%%
9-14
10-
Power
10-
Dynamics
9-14
Broadcast¬
Corp.
America
Refining,
Corning Glass
9-14
$1.02 Vi
$1.18%
preferred
of
Products
3%%
(quar.)
Indiana
9-21
preferred
Eastern
(quar.)
Motors
Co.
(Peter)
$5.25
Gas—
(quar.)
Maine
1
$3.50
preferred (quar.)
Cornell-Dubilier Electric
9-10
$1.12%
(quar.)
3.50%
10-
(quar.)
Coosa River Newsprint Co.
A
Central
10-19
(quar.)
each
Corn
C
Central
9-14
1
15C
common
8
B
preferred
for
8
preferred
4.64%
1
11-
$2.10
$1.25
Continental
12-
preferred
preferred
D
of
12-
40c
Light
1
10-
87 %c
„u_;
12-20
preferred
preferred
10-
32%
7%
(quar.)
Illinois
30c
(quar.)
common
12-20
4.10%
4¥2%
9-20
$4.12
$1.25
Co.—
4.10%
4.30%
9-21
;
Co.,
preferred
Cooper
4.75%
Central
5
5
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
Continental Industries (initial)
9-21
1-2-57
Gin
5
9-
1
1
$7
Radio
America
stock
com.
Continental
10-
5
1
10-
10-
20c
$1:25
Electric
&
ance
7
60c
5
10-
30c
$1.25
common
(Me.)
sh.
9-
52 %c
I
17 %c
(One
1
9-
preferred
div.
5
10-
9-
Continental
7
9-
50c
9-
(Pel.) com. (quar.)
(quar.)
Can Co., $3.75
pfd. (quar.)
Continental Casualty Co.
11-15
$1.12 Vi
-
9-
1
1
A
$5.50
1
10-
1
10c
preferred (quar.)
Continental Baking Co.
5
10-23
10-
1
(quar.)
4%
11-15
11-1
50c
467/8c
10-
10-
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
10-
$1.13
A
9-14
9-14
5iy8c
(quar.)
*
class
10-10
1
1
52 %c
preferred
on
,
1010-
(quar.)
9-19
of
10-25
25c
$1.75
(quar.)
Bradstreet. Inc.
(quar.)
9-19
split
87 Vic
(quar.).
preferred
preferred
1
alter
10-10
preferred
1
Initial
$1.12%
(quar.)
common
9-14
10-25
1
4.20%
10-
9-19
preferred
1
4.15%
.10-
9-12
10-10
10-
5
$1.05
9-19
10-15
5
7
1
(quar.)
5
9-
10-
preferred
(A.
10-
1
10-1
15C
25C
7
10-
10-
%c
9-21
10-
$1.12%
Class
1
1
(quar.)
Container Corp.
9-
10-
1
preferred
9-21
1
1
1
9-10
10-
11-
2-
1
9-14
50c
(quar.)
1
11-
7
1
preference
9-14
11-
40c
4%
9-14
10-
9-28
2%
11-
9-
10-
11-15*
55c
1
Co.
dividend
1
1
10-15
52 %c
II
1
Stock
12-
30c
preferred
(quar.)
4.10% preferred (quar.)
10-
4 52%
11-15
10-
$3
1
~H
II
(Toronto)
ConsumersJWater
1
51 Vic
Consumers Power Co.—
1-11
1
1
10-
"
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Electric
5
910-
Laboratories—
Power,
&
1
12-
4%
(quar.)
Duquesne Light Co., common
3.75% preferred (quar.)
5
5c
9-14
20c
Class A non-voting
5
10-
$20c
preferred (quar.)
Illinois
1010-
1
$1.04
(quar.)
Common
1
1
11-
(quar.)
$$2.50
preferred
preferred
11-
11-
51c
(quar )
Co.
$3.50
1
preferred
25c
5%
4.50%
9-
4.50%
(quar.)
&
1
4.16%
Ry.
(quar.)
Gas
10-
(quar.)
1
10-
$$1.75
RR. (s-a)
(quar.)
Co.
partic.
7%
Dun
25c
(quar.)
conv.
Duke
1
5
(quar.)
A
preferred
10-26
12-
9
(quar.)_-
preferred
Hudson
12-15
10-
Stock
0%
4.35%
9-24
$38c
& Sons
pfd.
B.) Laboratories, Inc.—
preferred (quar.)
du Pont (E. I.) de Nemours & Co.—
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
9-28
8
10-
(s-a)
Georgia
1
11-
11-
10-15
t25c
7%
Rockaway
Mont
5%
9-28
9-28
Ltd.—
dividend
Film
10-15
10-15
$12 Vic
Ltd.,
9-10
$35c
$17 %c
dividend
&
60c
Du
1
9-18
10-15
|8c
A.)
Chemical
Du-Art
9-25
10-
1
11-
1
$1.25
Investments, Ltd.
preferred
10-
(R.
Draper Corp.
Dravo Corp., 4%
9-20
10-25
50c
(quar.)
Consumers
Gas
10-
10-10
1
93%c
$25c
Sugar
10-30
10-10
50c
&
9-15
Dow
9-15
li-
(quar.)
Aguirre
Canada
B
1
*20c
(initial)
common
Stock
Dover
4
10-19
(quar.)—
common
10-
Textile,
Donnelly
10-15
Products—
Television
Dominion
10-15
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preference
(quar.)
$1
9-15
9-15
1
Participating preferred (quar.)
Royalty Oil (s-a)
Special
;
America
preferred
11-
420c
(quar.)
Common
9-20
1
1
Consolidated
Inc.,
1
10-25
Ltd.
common
preferred (quar.)
Dominion Tar & Chemical,
9-15
$1.25
quar. 1
A
10-
10-
Steel.
7%
10-15
1
27V2C
>
Ltd.,
Central
1
10-
30c
Catalin Corp. of America
Catelli Food
Products,
Central
10-
10-31
Uuar.)—
(quar.)—
Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)____
$2
Carriers & General
Corp. (increased)——_
15c
Carter (J. W.)
Co., $5 pfd. (quar.)_—$1.25
Case (J. I.)
(quar.)
75c
Caspers Tin Plate (quar.)
17
Corp.,
1
Ltd.,
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
2nd
10-
A
Glass Co.,
Consolidated Royalties, Inc.
Class
65c
Foundries
Dominion
9-14
47 Vic
preferred
Rock
Dominion
9-14
1
75c
(quar.),
common
10c
.
preferred
of
New
$$1.25
1
Carolina
1
9-12
1
9-14
1
10-
5
(quar.)
Consolidated
t$2
(quar.)
Ry.
Corp.
1
1$1.25
Light,
(increased)
preferred
10-
10-
1
10-
50%
preferred
(quar.)
;
Consolidated Metal Products (inc.
quar.)
Consolidated
Natural
Gas
(quar.)
Consolidated Paper Corp, Ltd.
9-14
10-15
$5
7%
9-14
1
110c
(quar.)_
pfd.
10-
10-
1
30c
Consolidated Foods Corp., common
5%% preferred (quar.)
Consolidated General Products—
9-28
11-
40c
Dearborn Corp. (quar.)
Dry Goods, com. (increased)
7% preferred (s-a)_.
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York
9-15
$37 %c
(increased)
Ltd., common (quar.)
preference (quar.)
10-
11-
(quar.)
Consolidated
12-21
1
10-15
40c
$5 preferred
9-14
10-15
(s-a)_
Electric
Consolidated
8-31
1
1
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar,)
Inc.,
9-28
1011-
10-
(quar.)
Consolidated Cigar Corp.,
$5 preferred
(quar)
10-10
110c
(quar.).
Power &
B
Connohio,
8-31
1
$27%c
!
Ltd., 4%
!_
>$2.20 preferred
(quar.)
Connecticut Printers (quar.)
3
1
1$2
(quar.)
Common
4.75%
9-
10-15
10-
12-14
$93%c
common
(quar.)
Cos.,
$2.60 preferred
(quar.)
Carnation Co., 3%% 1st
preferred
Carolina Clinchfieid & Ohio
.
1
11-
1$1.50
—
<ouar.)L_.
Capital Records, Inc.
Central
9-14
10-
■
Canadian Westinghouse Ltd.
(quar.)
Cannon Shoe,
common
(quar.)
Central
10-
1-2-57
11-
2Vic
redeemable preferred
preferred (quar.)
5%
9-14
10-30
$2oC
$10c
50c
preferred
preferred
$17 Vic
9-10
Fabrics,
convertible
Stock
$2.04 preferred
(quar.)
$2.06 preferred (quar.)
$2.09 preferred (quar.)
150c
Investments, Ltd. (quar.)
Machine, Ltd., common
preferred
Central
$1.90
$2
8-31
8-31
Corset, Ltd.
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
Quarterly
8-31
2
Dominion
10c
Commercial Shearing &
Stamping (stk. div.)
Commercial Trust Co.
(Jersey City) (quar.)
Commonwealth Edison Co.
(quar.)
Commonwealth
International, Ltd
Conduits National Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
Confederation Life Association
(Toronto) —
10-
8-31
10-
Dominion
50c
(monthly)
common
Ohio
10-
2
9-17
15c
Connecticut Light & Power Co.—
Common (increased quar.)
(Dunsmuir)—
preferred
Southern
10-
9-17
30c
Mutual Life Insurance
10-
120c
Canadian
5%
27
0-10
t$1.25
General
Canadian
7%
•
9-14
1
137V2C
A
Celotex
10-
10-
Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd.—
Canadian
4% %
11-15
4
10-
150c
F"
6%
preferred
(quar.)—
Canadian General Electric Co.
Class
oolumbus
9-14
1
$37%c
13114c
preferred
Collieries
Canadian
Celanese
9-10
1
110c
Preferred
$4.20
1
1
110c
,
$5
10-
9-20
10-
t$1.10
(quar.)
Bronze Co., Ltd., common
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
t.
Canadian Canncrs, Ltd.
(quar.)
Carolina
1
75c
Canadian
Class
10-
10-
175c
Safeway, Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)_
Steamship Lines, Ltd. (s-a)
Canadian Breweries, Ltd., common
(quar.)
7%
25c
of Rec.
37 %c
1
10c
Interstate Gas
5% preferred (quar.)
Columbia Pictures Corp.
$12%c
(quar.)„
quar.)__
!
common
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Corp.,
2
10-
•
Special
5%
9-26
(quar.)
1
$1
Colorado
115c
Canada
5%
Central
1$1.15
Canada
7%%
4%
pfd. (quar.)
Finance Co. (quar.)
$37 Vic
(s-a)
Canadian
Radio,
Power,
(monthly)
pfd.
10-
$25c
(initial
com.
Colonial
10-
7%
$7.40
Colorado
10-31
9-18
6%
10-10
10-
j
9-10
10-26
1
2nd
(quar.)
9-21
-
convertible
Ltd.
Engineering,
Common
10-
Commercial Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Holders
62 %c
$1.75
Dohrmann
62c
1
9-21
9-18
Payable
$1
1
110c
_
Canadian
Collins
1
(quar.)
When
Share
,
preferred
$1.75
1
10-
112 %c
Extra
Coleman
J.)
10-
(CineJ
10-
125c
A
(quar.)
10-
25c
(quar.)
Canada Permanent
Mortgage Corp.
Special
Class
9-14
10-31
$$1.50
Extra
$1.25
1
$1.06%
(quar.)
Packers, Ltd., class
Class
10-
(B.
Dixie Cup Co., 5%
10c
,
(quar.)
International
Cola
9-14
15c
(quar.)
Columbus &
Iron Foundries Ltd.
(quar.)
Life Assurance increased
Canada
Coca
Ltd.—
B
common
participating class
9-13
11-15
$6%c
Canada Dry Ginger
Ale, common (quar.)_
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Flooring, Ltd., class
A
Coghlin
37V2C
(quar.)
Canada
Class
1
Dome
4% preferred (quar.)
Coca-Cola Bottling Corp.
10-15
Per
Name of Company
10-
Co.
20c
55c
162'/2c
Stone,
7%
&
of Rec.
20c
i
62 %c
(quar.)__
Cut
Peabody
preferred
Holders
Payable
:
Coca-Cola Co.
10-15
Ltd.—
&
preference
Cluett
j,
When
Share
Company
Extra
7
1
'
B
9-15
10-
Quarterly
preference
Name of
Cleveland Trencher Co. (quar.)
Clinton Trust Co. (N.
Y.)
(quar.)
4
10-
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd.
(quar.)
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)
Campbell Taggart Asociated
Bakeries, Inc.—
5%
Per
9-10
9-
1$1
ordinary income
and 6c from
capital gains)
California Interstate
Telephone—
5%c,'c
preferred
(quar.),
California Packing (quar.)
California Water
^Service (quar.)
Campbell (A. S ) Co., common
(quar.)_
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
Co.,
10-16
1
$$1.12%
preferred
(quar.)
5% redeemable preferred
(quar.)
California Electric
Power, $2.50 pfd.
$3 preferred
(quar.)
California Fund (6c from
Bread
10-15
150c
(quar.)
10-
15c
(s-a)
51
V'U
Holders
Payable of flee.
60c
Ltd.
4% %
Canada
wfien
10-12
9-26
10-
9-14
:
(R.
E.)
Co.,
convertible
preferred
.
(quar.)—
1
56 %C
1
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1392)
-52
When
Per
Gabriel
New
1
10-15
Harbison-Walker
12-
3
11-13
Harding Carpets, Ltd
Harnischfeger Corp., com.
(quar.)_
5% preferred 2nd issue (quar.)
Harsco Corp.
(quar.)
Packing Co. (stock dividend).—_—
Industries Fund
(from investment in¬
10-
1
9-17
$35c
10-
1
8-31
10-
1
8-31
Hartford
t$1.37
10-
1
8-31
Hathaway
Haverhill
quar.)
(increased
com.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
5 Mi %
Investors,
American
General
preferred
$4.50
Common
10c
1
10-
1
9-14
preferred
15c
Box
Co.
General
Bronze
General Cable,
—
99-
7
5%>
Co.
ceive
share
1
9-24
Heat-Timer
1
9-14
Heidelberg
$1
10-
1
9-14
Heinz
3.65%
2%
1
9-
7
25c
_—
1010-
1
9-
7
$1.25
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-
6%
7
12-14
12-28
25c
(quar.)
75c
11-10
10-25
General Electric Co.
General
Electric,
General
Gas
9Ma%
10-17
9-
0.0075 %
11-15
Stock
0.0075%
payable
in
common..
payable
dividend
General
2-15-57
in
common
Industries
Instrument
Corp..
General
Investors
General
Merchandise
General
Trust
6c
1
1
Co.
Telephone
$2.37Ma
General
preferred
10-
1
9-14
Hoover
9-10
Horder's
10-17
Horner
11-
0
1
1
$2.25
OO
59 %c
10-
1
9-15
3%%
10-
1
9-15
4.40%
4%
Telephone
Co.
$1.40
9-15
35c
10-
Huron
$2.20
10-
1
9-15
27 Mac
10-
1
9-10
Co.
preferred
General
preferred
preferred
4.75%
preferred
General
Time
Genuine
Co.
Inc.
5%
$4.92
preferred
Giant
Mascot
Giant
Portland
Gibson
Art
Gladden
$1.25
Glens Falls
Glidden
(quar.)
Ltd.
9-14
Life
1
9-21
Imperial
Paper
(N.
4Ma %
4.56%
10-
1
5C
10-
8
10-
1
50c
10-
1
4%
9-14
9-14
.
9-17
Y.)
(quar.)
—
$1.12 Mi
10-
1
4M4 %
B
9-10
10-16
9-28
15c
25c
!!!
(quar.)
Quarterly
11-16
56MiC
;
(N.
Insurance
Y.)
(Texas)
deposit
Ltd.—~
Western
Financial
Western
Sugar,
Power
&
Die
Wire
18C
HI"
Corp.,
2
11-
1
Bros.
Griesedieck
Cooperage,
Company,
convertible
class
Co..
States
Land
Insurance
9-20
&
International
Milling
IIIIH
25c
-do-
i
9-10
International
Nickel
$1.06%
10-
1
9-10
7%
preferred
10-
1
9-10
7%
preferred
($5
20c
10-
1
9-25
International
10-
1
9-14
International Salt Co.
37 Mac
11-
I
10-19
10-15
9-14
Co.
Hamilton
4Mi%
Hancock
Hanover
Hanover
Canada
Hanovet
Co.,
Fire
Insurance
(quar )
10-13
International
Textbook
1
9-15
International
Utilities
1
9-20
9
9-28
10-
9
9-28
Interstate
Department Stores
Interstate
Engineering Corp
$30c
12-
1
"!"""
Sh#e.
1
1
10-
1
10-
1
11-15
Power,
18c
10-15
10-15
9-28
9-12
5
Y.)
H~
H
(quar.)
1
10.-
1
1
9-10
10-31
10-10
62 Mac
50c
10-
1
10-
1
9-19
.37 MaC
10-
1
6%
net
1
9-21
6%
9-15
s
(quar.)
•
preferred
Participating
(quar.)
7
10-15
10-
1
7
1
9-15
1-2-57
12-15
9-14
10-
10-
1
10-
1
9-14
9-29
31MiC
10-15
10-15
10-
8
1-15-57
1-
8
4-
8
7
1
9-
7
30c
10-
1
9-11
9-29
9-29
f
9-29
12-20
9-20
10-
1
10-
I
9-
10-15
10-
25c
62 Mac
7
1
50c
10-
1
9-17
20c
(quar.)—
10-
2
9-
7
9-10
10-
1
10-
1
9-14
11-
1
10-15
1334C
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
25C
(quar.)—
of 7%
also will
be
10-15
18c
(quar.)
which
9-21
1
7 Mac
(quar.)_
9-17
1
10-
$1.75
(quar.)
1
10-
$1.50
(quar.)
10-
62 MaC
62 MaC
(quar.)_
A.
Extension
Salle
Gas
Co.,
Superior
10-
9
9-10
9-28
10-
1
paid,
not yet available.
are
University—
10-
1
9-21
(Alfred),
B
(M.
9-14
10-15
&
$2.50
9-14
Lee
Co.,
Refineries,
1
9-17
10-
1
9-17
Lerner
9-28
1
10-
1
2
10-16
9-15
10-
1
9-14
433/4C
10-
1
10-
1
9-12
9-14
10-15
pfd.
Liggett
(quar.)
(quar.)
prelerred
6%
—
11-, 1
Life
Little
1
10-
1
9-20
10-15
9-27
4%
11-30
11-1
54Mic
10-
1
9-14
Insurance
10-
1
9-10
(Greenville, S.
1
Miami
Finance
Corp.,
Steel
9-15
Locke
10-15
9-15
London
7M2C
10-10
9-10
1
9-10
10-29
10-15
96 Mi
11-
1
10-15
12-
3
11-
1
10-" 8
9-24
75c
10-
9-10
1
10-15
10-
H-
1
10-19
1
10-
1
8-21
12-31
12-21
10-
1
10-31
9-15
»-4 O
I
Insurance
$1.75
1
9-12
11-
1
10-10
ll-„ 1
1U-10
50c
12-10
(Fort
Co.—
—
1-16
50c
3-9-57
2-18
$1.10
1-10-57
11-16
$1.10
3-9-57
2-18
1
10-15
25c
common
11-
10c
10-15
10-
12-
1
11-15
10-
1
9-20
1-2-57
12-21
11 M»c
1
Co.—
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chain
Hosiery
10-
35c
Co.
(quar.)
Pipe
preferred
10-15
1
1
10-
50%
—
preferred
$75c
12-
10-
62 MaC
37 Mac
A
Joint
12-12
$1.25
2
C.)—
:
Railroad
8%
9-12
10-31
1
35c
Lif?
(extra)
Preferred
Lock
10-
11-
25c
National
Class
in-
12-14
10-
30c
Special guaranteed (quar.)—
Special guaranteed (quar.)
$4.30 original capital (quar.)
$4.30 original capital
(quar.)
9-20
10-
12-31
10-15
$1.12 Ma
(quar.)
& Myers Tobacco
preferred (quar.)—
Wayne)
10-15
$15c
59 %C
25c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
com,
preferred
Lincoln
9-21
12-14
25c
(quar.)
Loan Corp. (quar.)
Life & Casualty Insurance (Tenn.)
Stock dividend
9-7
1
1
9-20
12-31
30c
3.85%
Liberty
7%
10-
9-17
1
35c
—
Quarterly
Quarterly
10- 2
9-17
10-
25c
Stores,
4M2%
Liberty
11-
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Sons Co.,
Corporation
10-
11-
pfd.
$5
Lehigh Portland Cement
Leonard
.
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Tire
&
(James)
10-15
$1
10-
$3
common
preferred
Rubber
(quar.)„
(s-a)
Investment
Lawrence
Leath
Lees
—-
A
preferred
Inc.
H.),
preferred
9-14
9-20
1
10-15
$15c
(quar.)
1
12-15
quar.)
10-
35c
Sessions
1
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
convertible
10-
12-31
Co.
1
15c
quar.)
(increased
class
&
1010-
(inc.
12-28
10-
20c
(quar.)__
com.
9-28
1-10-57
$30c
Ishpeming RR.
&
10-10
12 M2C
Laboratories
$6
$1
30c
(quar.)
Mills, Ltd., class A
(quar.)_
10-
1
9-18
$20c
10-
1
9-14
Long Island Lighting Co.—
10-
1
preferred B (quar.)
preferred D (quar.)
.4.35% preferred E (quar.)
4.35% preferred F (quar.)—
5%
4,/4%
Investors Trust Co. of Rhode Island—
$2.50
.
S.
8%
(quar.)
9-
$1
common
dividend
stock
t50c
Dreferred-
1
25c
Inc.
Consolidada:
Lamston
Funding Corp. of New York—
preferred
Co,
Locks,
50c
6c
__
(quar.)
convertible
Investors
9-19
50c
(from
7
10-
7
10-
—
pfd. Initial
(quar.)
1st pfd.
Class
9-17
10-
22c
America
9-
28 Mac
2nd
4.75%
Investment Foundation Ltd.
9-10
10-
of
vestment income)
9-14
10-
Co.
1
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Lamson
30c
(quar.)__
10-
9-
(quar.)_
Lambert
9-17
$1.20
(stock dividend)
preferred
9-
(quar.)
Lakeside
62M2C
Securities
Investment
Common
(s*-a)
4.36%
9-
1
1
iquar.)
Corp.
preferred
Local
Interstate
9-15
1
10-
10-
pfd. (s-a)
5%.
Co.,
Co.
&
Clark
Co.
Laclede
1
9-12
11-
(Walter)
Lake
35c
(quar.)
1
10-
15c
Common
conv.
Interstate
10-
$20c
$$1.25
11-
$1.12 Ma
(N.
10-
1
45c
Co. (quar.)
Corp.,
10-
$1.06 M»
(quar.)
Co.
11-
45c
11-26
1
$25c
preferred
Y.)
9-4
1
60c
(quar.)___
Quarterly
12-17
10-
20c
5%
pfd.
(quar.)
10-
30c
12-30
Pipe & Supply
Quarterly
Labatt (John), Ltd.
$1
10-
_
(quar.)_
(N.
Co., 7%
11-
Ltd"
Paper
preferred (quar.)
Oil
22c
$60c
(quar.)
9-15
$2.50
A
10-15
t83/.c
(quar.)
15c
(auar, )
Bank
Ltd.
9-15
1
10-15
com.
La
3
t$1.75
(quar.)
9-15
1
10-
12 MaC
10-
39c
$50c
(quar.)
(Canada), Ltd.—
1
10-
10-15
Lehman
pfd.
10-
(quar.)
common
preferred
prior
conv.
La
$$1.12%
4%
7
10-15
Kwikset
Ltd.—
20c
HUH
preferred
Co.
par.)
Co.
Industries,
9-15
10-30
7
9-
25c
:
preferred (quar.)
Kuhlman Electric, 5MiC preferred A
50c
(quar.)
$1.12 Mi
pfd.
1
50c
preferred |(quar.)
Interstate Bakeries, com. (quar.)
$4.80 preferred (quar.)
common
5%
Shoe
Co.,
Co.,
Silver
International
$1.40
ITammermill
_4'/i%
International
Industries—
Ltd.,
Power
Oil
Kroger Co., 6%>
(Dallas)—
(quar.)
$1.16
~(qu~a~rI)HI
'
Cotton
preferred
12 Mac
(ouar.)
of
10-
12-
9-
1
80c
4%
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—
preferred
Alabastine
(s-a)
(quar.)
$1.25
4M2 %
2
Koehring Co., 5%
9-15
20c
pfd.
(quar.)
International
Quarterly
Brass, Ltd.,
Class A (quar.)
common
9-20
II—~I
Hahn
A
9-20
prior preferred (quar.)
Gustin-Bacon Mfg. (increased)
&
Class
9-15
1
$4.50
Gypsum Lime
1
1-2-57
7
1
10-
25c
(quar.)—__
preferred
(quar.)
Koppers Co., Inc.,
1
10-
$3
9-
10-
20c
$1.50
4'h
Industries,
15c
Extra
12-
12-10
1
51c
Kirsch
9-10
9-17
1
20c
(quar.)!
com.
International Harvester Co.
9-15
80c
9-17
9-17
9-17
9-10
1
10-
9-28
10-
25c ,4-15-57
Inc.. >$1.25
Stone >Co.
Klng-Seeley
7M2C
1
(quar)
10-
10-15
S-3
Kldcie
10- 2
6%
11-15
60c
Corp. (quar.)_
Kings County Lighting, 4%
pfd.
Kingsport Press. Inc. (quar.)
10- 1
1
$ 1.12 Va
Wheel
(quar.)—
pfd. (quar.)
$4x50
Kimberly
$1.25
11-15
12-
87'/2t
9-10
1
11-15
1
87 Mac
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
Series
9-21
62Mic
_
Metal
preferred
9-10
1
11-15
1
20c
Corp.
3Mi%
Keyes Fibre Co.. 4.80% 1st pfd. (qcar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds, Series B-2
secu¬
(quar.)
Steamship
Co
Fidelity Insurance
Quarterly
R.)
(J.
9-10
1.
1
12-
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
4M2 %
(Chicago) —
International
9-14
10-27
$1.25
Co.
4.64%
from
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Power
(8c
Corp.,
10-
HIIIIII
(quar!)HI "
A
profits)
security
(quar.)
Telegraph
10-
common
preferred
preferred
Life
Gulf
Interlake
^9-10
pfd
Securities
Ocean
~
I
preferred
1
301010-
1212-
$1.12 Ma
!
1
1
*
11-15
$1.06 Mi
(quar.)__
common
10-
10-15
1
$1.41
Light,
10-
10-
9-28
12-
35c
$1.14
37Mic
$1.03
9-28
Optional
50c
Telephone,
10-
Guaranty Trust (N. Y.) (quar.)
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.
Gulf
non-cum.
Mac
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
Kerr-McGee
(6c from invest¬
Building
37 Mac
17
.
HI III
„
9-20
10-15
$1.25
from
of North America
10-
1
10-15
9-15
1
10-15
Gas—
quar.)
Quarterly
from
cents
Fund
60c
__
cents
25
from
t5c
quar.)
(quar.)
Inter
1
10-
10- 1
10- 1
■
$15c
____
Inter-Ocean
9-21
10-
$50c
__
—
6 %
( 9-10
$2
1
1
10-
50c
(quar.)
&
Kuner-Empson
(14
Fund
16c
Exchange
Quarterly
9-14
1
2
25c
(quarj
common
preferred
1
10-
tlOc
preferred
10-
10-
10-
$1.12 Ma
(quar.)
Kennedy's
10- 1
9-5
9-15
9-15
9-14
9-14
10-15
16c
_
Insurance Co.
9-14
10-
$1.75
(liquidating).!..!!!
Gas Co., common
preferred (quar.)
4M»%
10-25
1
1
.
Income
9-21
$1.07
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power
Kendall Co.,
rity profits and 10c from investment in¬
1
30c
Greenwich
Greyhound
12-
30c
(quar.)
Extra
$1.50
12-10
plus
Inter-Mountain
(quar!)!!!!!
I..
Corp.
Ltd.
9-20
(Winnipeg)
(quar.)
(increased
Co.,
9-17
—
7%
preferred (quar.)
Greeley Square Building
inc.
Insurance
Co.
com.
1
10-15
ment
7
10-15
95c
(quar.)
preferred
3 M2 %
$12MaC
profits)
Institutional
.
$75c
Great
.
9-
9-24
$1.08
Natural
the dates of
and
Institutional Growth
6
10-
11-
1
—
(s-a)
Fund
7
1
9
10- 1
10c
Kellogg Co.,
12-H
10-19
10-
preferred
income
9-
1010-
62 Mac
$1.05
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Bank
investment
securities
come)
.
Great
Institutional
6
9-
receipts
Assurance
•
Tap
9-
1
40c
Life
Mountain
1
10-
35c
"•
f$l
Ltd.,
Shares
9-21
Co.
4M2%*. preferred
10-22
$1.06Mt
div.)
pfd.
1
$1.12Ma
preferred
7%
6%
10-
10c
(quar.)
(increased
preferred
4 Mi %
Corp.
Co.,
10c
45c
(quar.)
A
preferred
$5.65
1
10-
(quar.)
Bell,
&
Institutional
9-24
10-
37 Mac
(quar.)__
;
Stores
10-15
50c
(quar.)____
Quarterly
Haloid
11-16
12-10
93 %c
Insurance
Great Universal
(B.)
12-10
$2
(quar.)
Great Southern Life
Greening
11-16
$2
preferred
Ingersoll-Rand
9-28
12-10
4%
Ingram
(quar.)
American
Greenfield
10-15
(quar.)_
Gray Drug Stores
West
9-14
$1.50
Co., common
T.)
preferred
6Ma% preferred (accum.)
Ingersoll Machinte & Tool Co., Ltd.—
50c partic A
(quar.)
1
.
(quar.)
A
7
1
10-
Electric
&
preferred
Kansas
12-28
11-
$1
$1.05
9-
10-
10-
1
$5
9-28
$1.15
7
15c
(quar.)
pfd.
(increased)
9-
1
10-18
$2.90
(quar.)„_
preferred
Keystone
__
(quar.)
Plywood (stock
9-17
1
10c
$1.03 Ms
Industrial
$1.50
I
4 Mi %
preferred
American
10-
Gas
Common
10-10
13c
pfd.
1
11-
RR.—
——
City Southern Ry.
non-cumulative preferred
4M2%
9-15
9-15
30c
,
5%
Silica
Rapids
Grand
&
(quar.)
Kansas-Nebraska
9-15
(quar.)__ ** '
(quar.)
Indianapolis Water Co.,
8-31
12 Mac
•
(quar.)
(W.
33/«%
preferred
10-
$20c
(quar.)
!
preferred
$4.32
10- 1
10- 1
87MiC
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(Ottawa)
preferred
4.28%
9-29
$17Mic
$62MiC
(quar.)
4.20%
4.60%
9-28
10-15
$1
4%.
Co.—
com.
4
9-15
25c
;
;
preferred" (quar )
Kansas
10-15
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Indianapolis Power & Light,
9-19
& Co.—
Union Co.,
Gulf
9-14
9-15
1
31Mic
I
com.
preferred
$5
1
I
10-
Co.—
(quar )
Inc.,
Grant
preferred
9.14
1010-
9-
1
Kansas
9-15
Fund—,
Michigan Electric
preferred (quar.)
1
10-
$1.25
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
B
3.80%
9-15
(quar.)
&
Industrial
8%
5%
Indiana
4.12%
„
(quar.)—.
8%
Grief
9-14
50c
Co.
Incorporated Income
9-14
1
50c
Inc.
Grand
5%
1
10-
20c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Green
10-
(Canada)
Corp.
4
10-
$1.08%
4%
9-21
57Mic
10-
Color
4
9-
4.50%
9-29
1
$1.25
R.
&
9-
1
9334C
(quar.)
class A (quar.)__
Quarterly
Assurance
1
10-
City Power & Light
4 35%
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
$35c
$75c
(quar.)
R.
4
10-
M»%
Kansas
9-29
10-15
_
1
1 MaC
preferred
R.)
(quar.)
10-
(quar.)
Pumps,
preferred
Central
4
9-
15c
Steel,
Allegan
Kelsey-Hayes
(quar.)__'
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd., com.
$2.50 preferred (quar.)_
(quar.)_;
Bros.,
(W.
Great
Illinois
4
9-
1
4c
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Aircraft,
Class
Breaker,
preferred
Inc.—!
praferred
(quar.)
Refining
Kaman
7
10-15
10-
25c
9-17
$1.15
(quar.)
60c convertible preferred (quar.)
Gold & Stock Telegraph
(quar.)
Goldblatt
Circuit
9-
1
10-
$1.75
Semi-annual
8-31
9-14
9-14
9-29
t20c
.
_
9-18
$1.23
Kalamazoo,
Kandall
i
Co.
Fund,
Publishing
1
10-
xlMa%
(accum.)
Extra
quar.)
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
_
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
preferred
prior
E
4.00%
Brewing—
4Mi%
(initial
10-
$1.25
Feiss
Kearney
10-
—
Journal
100%
Imperial
Insurance
Co.
Goebel
T
I
4
(quar.)_
Laughlin
&
10-
xl
Co...
preferred A
9-14
$37 Mac
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe Co. (quar.)
&
5%
Joseph
1
x1M4%
pfd.
33,4%
Co.,
Kentucky
4
9-
'
Jones
$40c
50c
G.) -Tidelands Oil
(C.
9-
Tea
Johnson,
1
f 10c
(quar.)__
12Mac
Cement
Co.
conv.
1
1
$1.25
Jewel
City)
(Jersey
(quar.)__
Brick
pref.
Glass, 7%
9-17
10-
Xl3/4%
series D (quar.).
series E (quar.)
Custodian
12-
10-15
10-15
10-15
$1
25c
Mines,
Products
Glasscock
10-
(quar.)
$1.10
dividend
Press
pref.
6%
Refrigerator—
preferred
pref.
3-15
5
x$$1.75
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
5%
12-14
10-
series B (quar.)
series C (quar.)
5%
4
10-
(quar.)
Georgia Power Co., $5 pfd.
$4.60 preferred (quar.)
Great
9-
Corp.
preferred
6%
1
55c
(quar.)
93 %c
75c
common
5%
59 %c
(quar.)
Georgia-Pacific
__
_
(quar.)
Erie
Hydraulic
53Msc
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Parts
Genung's,
Grace
10-
New
9-10
9-15
1
10- 2
10-15
j,
(quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door Co.—
(quar.)
4.40%
5%
1
1
Telephone Corp.
M» %
Goulds
10-
10-
55c
1.12Ma
preference
pref.
1-2-57
4-1-57
(No par)
(quar.)_.
Public Service Ltd.,
7%
9-20
10-20
10-17
12-20
__
Stock
Wisconsin—
of
(quar.)
11-
56M»c
30c
j
B
Hussman
!
preferred
9-14
$1.25
for ea. sh. of com.
Telephone (N. Y.)
Electric
10-
10- 1
10- 2
(quar.)
preferred
9
1
25c
(quar.)
class A
1
1
$12MaC
(quar,)_
___
Bank
1
1
25c
A
Mortgage Corp. (quar.)
Husky Oil & Refining, Ltd., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Southwest—
(quar.)
Telephone
$4.50
the
of
(quar.)
preferred
General
4
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
Co.,
9-18
1
(One sh. of
(Stock div.).
par)
1st
Jamaica
10-25
9-24
9-20
12- 0
9-28
10- 1
10-31
25c
(quar.)__
com.
County National
&
5%
9- 7
9-10
9-28
9-28
9-15
10-11
25c
*
class
Ltd.,
preferred
6.40%
9-15
52c
Telephone
5Ma%
1
Pennsylvania—
Quarterly
General
Co
________
W.)
preferred
Class
10-
(quar.).
Jefferson
101111101111-
62MiC
'
•«.
Industries,
Hughes-Owens
1
15c
15c
Jamestown
(Ft. Wayne,
Quarterly
9-29
10-
$1
.
(quar.)
Telephone
Co.
of
General
10-15
31M»c
Ohio—
of
(quar.)
9-21
10-
(quar.)
9-14
15c
Mfg.
($5
com.
10*31
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Hudson
&
9-20
11-10
37MiC
(quar.)
A
Bearing
preferred
62 Mac
_
of Indiana—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
series
Household Finance, com.
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
5.20% preferred (quar.)
$1.25
&
(Frank
Houdaille
22 Mac
pfd.
Year-end
10-17
10-31
B.)
9-19
10- 1
50c
Home Telephone & Telegraph Co.
General
General
Insurance
4
5%
Home
10-31
10-
25c
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(J.
Jeannette
25c
30c
:
8
87 M2c
9-21
$1.50
preferred
Jaeger Machine Co.
9-28
9-14
9-14
$1
(quar.)_.
8
of Illinois—
Co
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
9-14
1
$6
9-27
9-20
9-21
9-14
9-12
9-12
25c
(stock div.)
Co.
(quar.)_
Co.
Inc.
10-
9-14
10-
(Hiram)
(quar.)
10-
Ball
8-31
Co. (quar.)
Island Creek Coal, common
9-20
11-15
10- 2
10-1
12-15
10-10
40c
50c
(quar.)
10-
37M2C
....
(quar.)
Telephone
$2.50
Corp.
1
10-
53M«c
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
A
1
5%
10-
Trust
Jefferson
1
Inc.),
1
Irving
9-25
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
20c
11-
11-
9-14
40c
50c
(quar.)
10-15
$$2.80
$70c
37MiC
(s-a)
,
10-
60c
Telephone Co. of California—
preferred (quar.)
General
pfd.)
25c
(quar.)
General Shoe Corp., common (quar.)...
4'/a%
$6M«c
25c
Signal
(quar.)
Co.
H.I
(Henry)
10-
preferred
7%
93 %c
$1.25
40c
43%c
(quar.)
common
convertible
Holt
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.35%
10- 5
10- 2
10-10
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9lM»c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
(D.
82 M>c
$1.10
$1.08%
preferred
Corp.
Electronics
Furnace
Holmes
9-15
Light
&
preferred
10-
5c
45c
(quar.)
Sugar
5%
9-10
(quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)
$1 1st conv. pfd. (quar.)
conv.
2nd preferred (quar.)
,
preferred
Holly
1
Quarterly
:
Holland
11-15
(quar.)__
pfd.
1210-
preferred
$3.50
9-23
$1.25
$3.75
General
10-17
1M2 %
General Paint Corp.,
Railway
9
dividendi
(stock
Inc., 5%
General Motors Corp
11-
10-
3.30%
■
(quar.)___
Walker, G. & W., see Walker
Hoffman
9-20
9-15
523/*c
4.40%
10-31
2MaC
Extra
1
10-19
12MaC
;—
(Boston).
Mills,
General
Corp.
Hiram
10-
$1.25
—
each
Hightstown Rug Co., 5% pfd. (accum.)
Hllo Electric Light, common
Hines (Edward) Lumber Co. <quar.)___
6
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
General
(final)
Corp.
Mi 'to* preferred series
Hertz
—
dividend
Stock
(quar.).
Ltd.
Corp
Motors
Chocolate
4
9-2-1
9-15
1
9 14
Jacobsen
Cement
Hershey
10-10
50c
Increased quarterly
for
common
(representing old 5%
preferred (initial)
(quar.).
6%
9-20
1
10-
9-13
9-14
re¬
(quar.)
Hercules
11-10
50%
dividend
will
Paper Products—
new
(initial quar.)
pfd.
New
Hercules
Power
Ivey
_______
preferred
Common
1
10-
(quar.)
com.
Quarterly
Corp
Hendershot
7
15c
...—
Iowa
payment,
final
(George W.) Co., com.
preferred (quar.)__
7%
1
of
share
Brewing (quar.).
J.) Co., common
<H.
Helme
10-
4.30%
held.
10-
50c
the
10-
60c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
with and into Con¬
Stockholders
Co.
Can
46/100
10-
Dynamics Corp.—
Stock
5%
9-17
9-10
45c
(increased)
common
General Crude Oil
General
10-13
1
1
37 Mac
preferred ($20 par) (quar.)—
preferred ($100 par) (quar.)
preferred
(quar.).
«%
tinental
1
is
34%c
37Mic
(quar.)
Iowa
4.80%
Payable of Rec.
Co.—
5M2 % preferred (quar.)
Electric Light & Power,
10- 6
9-15
9-18
9-18
9-14
1
10- 1
10- 1
20 7/lOc
the merger
to
10-
$2
(quar.)—....—
Corp.
prior
11-
15c
—
—
(quar.)
„
1
10-
10-
5GM»c
30c
15c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
dividend
above
Tne
7
1
preferred
5%
$1
1
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
4% conv; 2nd pfd. (entire issue called for
redemption on Oct. l at $51.50 per shr.
plus this dividend) conv. to Oct. 1st—
General Contract, common (stock dividend).
$5
10-
15c
10-
(quar.)—
General
pfd.
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co....
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
General Baking Co., common—
(quar.)
Co! 5.80%
(C. F.)
Gas
2%
75c
__—
Insurance
Fire
Haydock Fund
of Texas—
6%
dividend
Stock
9-14
$1.12 Ma
—
Oil Co.
10-
common..
(quar.)
General American
4%
7
9c
Co.,
Power
preferred
$3
9-
10-20
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
$1.50.
J 15c
40c
$1.25
50c
(quar.)
preferred
$$1.25
come)
Catineau
5%
10-17
10%
Garlock
Gas
Iowa Continental Telephone
11-
6%
(Initial quar.)
common
Refractories,
12MaC
37M2c
(quar.)
preferred
5%
Co..
Gardner-Denver Co.—
Holdert
When
Per
Share
of Company
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Monday, October 1, 1956
Holders
When
Per
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
...
37Vac
25c
1
10-17
11- 1
'10-17
11"
,
$1.25
10-
1
9-14
$1.06 Mi
10-
1
9-14
$1.0334
10-
1
9-14
<10-1
9-14
$1.08%
u.
1
Number 5573
184
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1393)
Per
Coal
Lorain
5%
Co.
of Rec.
pfd.
Co.,. 5%
Louisville
Gas
St.
Lowney
Lawrence
9-20
10-
9-20
Motorola,
"
1" •
7%
Cafeterias
preferred
1
9-6
Mount
Royal
10-
1
9-10
Mount
1
9-10
Co.
Power
9-28
9-28
Mountain
$43c
10-
1
10-15
Diners, class
Murray Ohio Mfg. (quar.)
Mutual System, common
9-20
t25c
9-14
$1.50
1
9-20
7%c
11-15
11-15
10-26
:
10-
20c
10-
1
6%
N.
9-15
preferred
&
preferred
(quar.)
Macy (R. H.) & Co.
Mading
Drug
50c
(increased
Natco
Public
10-
10-15
10-
Corp.
7
50c
4%%
Mallinckrodt
4%%
preferred
Manitoba
10-
1
series
C
1
1
Manufacturers
Trust
Co.
pfd.
1010-
1
t$3
10-
1
11-
9
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd.—
5%
preference
(quar.)
10-15
9-20
43%c
-
Electric
10-
1
10-
8
quar.)
22V2C
10-
1
50c
10-15
Midland Corp., com. (increased
preferred
Common
7%
________
(quar.)
preferred
Market Basket
$1
(quar.)
(Calif.)
Homes
preferred
6%,
Credit
Max
1
1
1
9-15
10-
1
net
9-13
10-
Factor
Maxwell,
pref.
4%
preferred
McCrory Stores
Oil
Corp.,
Ray)
Trucking
McNeil
5 %
9-14
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-21
—
$$1
Stores
&
McQuay-Norris
McWilliams
Mead
Mfg.
4%%
10-
9-17
1
Nov.
Mead
1
Johnson
Medusa
Merck
&
Co.,
$3.50
$4
&
Co.
Portland
preferred
convertible
Stock
r
2nd
Mesta
3.90%
4.35%
4.45%
1
10- 1
9-17
New
9-12
Brunswick Telephone Co.
Ltd.
New
England Electric System
1010-
1
1
4.90%
11-
1
Michaels
4Vi%
Stern
1010-
11- 2
11-
4%%
1
New
b
1
9-14
1
10-
1
9-10
10- 1
9-10
preferred
25c
IV2 %
62Vic
95c
96%c
97Vic
10,
Mid-Texas
Mid-West
Stock
1-7-57
10- 1
Telephone
1010-
4%%
11-
1
75c
10-
50c
$2
10- 1
10- 1
15c
-—
10-
30c
(quar.)_
1
10c
1
9-
9-
3
9-
Minnesota
&
Ontario
Paper
10-
1
9-15
North
Star
10-31
10-17
10-31
10-17
Northern
$1.25
.—
20c
$1.10
$1.15
—.—
pfd.
(quar.)—
"
preferred
9-15
1
9-28
&
(quar.)
Telephone,
6%
Mitchell
(J.
Co.,
Gas
&
pfd. A (quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)—
Service, com.
(quar.)—
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.75%
preferred
Auto
,
Utilities,
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Montgomery Ward & Co., com.
class
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Montrose
7%
7%
Chemical
Corp.,
preferred
preferred
Moore
4%%
(quar.)
A
Drop Forging Co., common (quar.)—
convertible preferred (quar.)———
Morgan Engineering Co.—
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
Morrell
(John)
Morris
(Philip)
&
1
Co.,(quar.)
Inc.
(see
$4.16
8%
Philip
Morris)
10-
9-25
1
1
1
9-
10-10
9-26
10-
9-14
10-15
9-15
1
10-
Pet
7
1
Class
10-
1
9-10
Phoenix
10-
1
9-10
Piedmont
10-
1
9-10
4%
1
9-
7
1
9-
7
10-
1
9-
7
10-
1
9-14
Port
10-
1
9-14
Common
9-14
4%
1
9-17
Portable
1
9-14
Porter
9-15
5
5
9-13
10-
1
(quar.)
9-24
4%%
10-
9-17
1
9-17
9-17
1
9-
10-
1
8-31
10-
10-
10-
1
1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
1
10-27
6
Extra
1
Pratt
&
1
9-10
Pratt
Read
10-
1
9-15
PraW-Hewitt
20c
11-
1
9-24
Prentice-Hall,
11-
1
9-24
President
9-21
Progress
9-14
Prospect
Hill
10-26
10-25
5
10-20
10-15
9-28
$1.02%
10-15
9-28
$1.02
10-15
9-28
$1.02% -
Ltd.
Co.
(quar.)
10-15
10-31
10-
1
10-
1
tl2c
10-
4(4%
.4.20%
4%%
9-21
Public
9-15
Public
9-
3
10-15
10-
5
10-15
10-
5
preferred
10-
1
8-30
10-
1
9-17
$1.10
10-
1
preferred
&
Electric,
10-
1
(quar.)
preferred
National
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
Corp.,
(Boston)
class A
—
10-30
10-10
10-15
9-28
___
10-10
9-28
75c
10-
1
10-24
10-10
12-
11-10
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.
4(4%
preferred
$1.06%
1
Olive-Myers-Spaltl Mfg. Co.—
55c
convertible
Oliver Corp.,
4%%
preferred
"common
:
(quar.)
14c
:
1
10-
1
10-
2
10-15
9-20
9-10
9-10
10-
1
10-
1
9-17
10-
5
9-20
10-15
9-28
10-
1
9-18
10-
1
9-21
(quar.)
10-
1
10c
10-
1
9-20
10c
10-10
9-28
20c
10-
4
9-21
30c
10-15
9-29
45c
10-
$1
—_
9-21
:
;___
5%
8%
pfd.
(quar.)
t75c
$57c
(quar.)
9-
10-15
5
9-20
10-15
9-20
75c
10-
1
9-14
25c
»
10-
1
9-14
pfd.
11-15
10-30
$1.25
12-
1
11-16
t3c
preferred
10-
1
9-15
2c
(s-a)
(quar.)
$2
10-15
9-25
17%c
10-
1
9-14
$3
_r.
Apartments,
Co.
1
Ltd.
10-
1
9-14
Inc.—
_1
(quar.)
14c
10-
1
9-14
$2.50
10-
1
9-17
t62%c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)_
10-
1
9-15
45c
11-
1
10-15'
10%
_,
$1.06(4
Co
of
preferred
North
7%
1st
1
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
35c
10-
1
9-2C
$1
1
9-15
$1.06
1010-
1
9-15
$1.16%
10-
1
9-15
$1.75
10-
1
$1.75
10%
10-
1
9-21
12-15
9-17
19-14
Corp.—
original preferred
7%
11-15
12-
$1.05
Oklahoma—
(quar.)
preferred
10-15
Carolina—
(quar.)
of
Co.
11-16
$1.12%
—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Purity Stores (stock dividend)
Pyle-National Co., common (quar.)
8%
preferred (quar.)
Pyramid Electric, 5% conv. preferred
9-21
15c
$1.12%
10-
5
10-
2
10-31
9-28
,
30c
10-
1
$2
(quar.)
10-
1
9-14
12%c
10-
1
<9-20
10-20
9-24
10-20
9-24
r
Quaker Oats, common (increased)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Quebec Telephone Co., common
Class
5%
A
(quar.)
Quincy Mining Co.
& M.
9-
7
$3.50
1
$3.50
1st
9-10
1
10-
1
10-
1
'9-10
10-
8
9-19
$27c
.9-15
r
9-10
preferred
1st preferred
(ouar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
10-
1
10-
1
$1-20
(Canada), Ltd., class A
(annual)—
Radio Corp. of America, com.
10-
10-
J35c
t37%c
t25c
*10c
Bearings
Extra
B
45c
$1.50
35c
(s-a)
preferred
Class
(quar.)
convertible preferred
pfd.
Ltd.
preferred
Service
4.65%
R.
(quar.)
10-
$1.75
10c
preferred (quar.)________—
preferred (quar.)
Publication
9-18
20C
(quar.)_
53%c
9-17
42 %c
$1.06
common
12-2*
9-17
97 %c
(quar.)
Old
4
8-30
12-28
12%c
preferred (quar.)
4.24%
preferred (quar.)
9-18
1
20c
3.90%
Oklahoma Gas
8-31
10-
1
10-
$1.11
(quar.)
4.24%
10-
1
$0,111
3%
4%
9-15
t20c
Ltd.
1
f 25c
Co.,
10-
3 50c
preferred
Colony
9-20
12 %c
(quar)
4.40%
8-31
9-14
(quar.)
Co.—
preferred
Old
9-14
pfd.
1
10-
$1.50
(quar.)__Corp
___'
dividend
Service
5.60%
1
15c
!
_
Stock
9-28
15c
(quar.)
common
5
9-
10-15
10-
Co.—
Transport Co.
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Public Service Co. of Colorado,
10-24
25c
9,10
1
——
(quar.)
Gas
9-14
10,
10-:22
Provincial
9-28
25c
$2
Power
10-15
$1.#4
(s-a)
10-15
75c
preferred (accum.)
Providence
9-28
90c
10-15
1
(quar.)
Providence & Worcester RR.
!
LtW.
$5.40
,
9-28
22 %c
1
:
partic.
Inc.
Inc.,
Mfg
1
25c
_
11-
15c
(quar.)
Gamble,
1
9-25
11-
(quar.)__
Oil
10-
1
9-15
10-15
12%c
10-15
75c;,7 ;10r->l
dividend)
participating
Electric,
&
9-10
1
$1.75
Co.
&
10-
10-
10-
$1
(quar.)_
Paper
Canada-,
Lambert,
J40c
com
__
Edison
4.44%
4%
93%c
9-15
10-
Power
preferred
10-15
(Minn.)—
(quar.)
5%
of
40c
__
Ltd.,
Co.,
1
10-10
,$1.25
1,*' 7 5c
(quar.)
Electric
(quar.)
non-cum.
$1.37%
Co.
10-
30c
$2.50
_____
Tools
preferred
Corp.
Procter
(quar.)
1
97%c
'
General
3.60%
Power
.
com.
9-11
10-
(quar.)
&
(Mass.)
Electric
10-
,
9^11
1
75e
Machine
62 %c
(quar.)
Mfg.,
K.)
50c
10-
Cable
Electric
(H.
Portland
9-13
10-
9-25
1
10-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Porter-Cable
10-15
10-
5
10-
62%c
(quar.)_l
(quar.)
non-cumulative
10-
10-
1
10-
40c
(quar.)
(stock
Sulphite
9-21
20c
•
___—
Water
9-14
$1
Ry.
Arts
&
Inc.
Huron
25c
(quar.)
&
Union
1
$1.12%
deposit,
Plough,
9-15
$1.28%
4
Specialties Manufacturing
Ogijvie Flour Mills, Ltd. (quar.)
Ohio
& Northern
Wire
9-14
1
11-
11-15
profits
(quar.)^
(Hartford) (quar.) !
*
Insurance Co.
Plastic
9-30
1
1
1
10-
10-15
17%c
and
Distance Telephone
Molded
11-
10-
12-
(quar.)_
Long
Plainfield
10-
1
11-15
'
(quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie R.R.
10-10
10-
1
$2
rets, for ordinary
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., 4(4% Pfd. B (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—
Common (quar.)
93 %c
$1.06%
9-10
12-
Pillsbury Mills, $4 preferred (quar.)__,
Pinchin, Johnson & Associates, Ltd.
9-14
10-
preferred
Philippine
8-31
10-
9-10
1
25c
undistributed
Pigeon Hole Parking
H
1
10-
20c
(quar.)
7
(increased)
Office
9-14
preferred
7
40c
(quar.)
Chemical,
B
9-2*0
9-14
income
Philip Morris, Inc., common
9-
1
9-10
10-
_____
9-
O
9-10
9-10
1
$1.15
(quar.)
1
1
I
1
10-
20c
net
common
1
.
(quar.)
Industries,
preferred
9-14
9-14
Co.,
preferred
10-
5%
(quar.)_,
Scotta Light
1
9-18
ordinary
10-
10-
10-
10-
8334c
Philadelphia Transportation
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)___
Philco Corp., 3%%
preferred A (quar.)
9-19
7
60c
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation—
5%
preferred
(quar.)_
2%
7
9-
$1.10
(quar.)
accumulated
Milk
4(4%
1
10-
from
from
9-15
1
2 %c
9-18
10-
25c
9-25
30c
Northwestern States Portland Cement (quar.)
Norwich & Worcester R.R. Co.—
Noxzema
1
62%c
(quar.)
10-15
9-
1
$1.12(4
Non-voting common (quar.)
Penton
Publishing
(quar.)_
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)
Peoples Securities Corp.—
$1.25
Power
preferred
Nova
10- 1
10- 1
10-15
t$1.75
t$1.75
20c
59%c
(quar.)
B
Ry.
preferred
preferred
9-18
$35c
(quar.)
9-17
1
Potomac
common
Power
$4.08
9-20
$25c
15c
(quar.),
common
$4.11
1
1
10-
50c
$1.75
:
9-25
10-
10-
dividend)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quap.)
9-15
9-18
10-15
1
10-
Chemical Fibre—
Voting common
-
1010-
$1.17%
$1.12%
Montreal Locomotive Works, Ltd.
Moore
$3.60
Oberman
25c
(quar.)—
4.70%
9-15
<quar.)__
10-
40c
(quar.)
preferred
150c
Common
9-18
1010-
1
$25c
(quar.)
4.50%
$7
9-21
9-15
10-
12%c
62%c
.-_
Corp. of America
(quar.)
Equipment, 5% pfd. (quar.)—
Moniana-Dakota
25c
$1.22%
$1.12%
$1.183/4
,
(quar.)
Modern5 Containers Ltd., class A
Molybdenum
Pacific
Northwest
97%c
$1.07%
37%c
$31%c
(quar)
Missouri
S.)
1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
10- 1
10- 1
Light Co.—
7
10-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Ohio Telephone,
Quebec
10-
50c
——1—
(accum.)
Power
preferred
preferred
5(4%
$4.10
—
1-
11 %c
(quar.)
Gas,
States
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—
preferred
Penobscot
93 %c
(quar.)
Northern
28c
(quar.)
Illinois
preferred
Northern
9-14
1-21-57
10-
(quar.),.
Northern Natural Gas Co.
9-15
1
3.35%
5
50c
preferred
10-19
10- 1
10-15
10-
10-25
75c
4.40%
6%
Co.
Oil,
Northern
9-15
(stock
Refractories
Gas
9-17
25c
20c
—
Mississippi Valley 3arge Lines
Mississippi Valley Gas Co.—
10- 1
11- 1
10- 1
Ry.
preferred
Penn
1
11-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Car
American
Northern
Maid Cirp. (quar.)
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40%
$4.60 preferred (quar.)
Mississippi Shipping (quar.)
Monroe
5(4%
North
11-
32%c
Co.
Common
9-17
40c
North
35c
C.)
4.60%
(quar.)_
(initial quar.)
9-19
5
(quar.)
9-20
(J.
Plastic
_____
9-10
10-25
1
._
Ltd.
11-15
1
10-25
1
75c
(quar.)_
11-15
1
10-
11-15
10-
$1.12%
preferred
1
12-
11-15
10-
,
(quar)
12-
45c
33c
9-25
98 %c
(quar.)
2%%
25c
9-25
$1.12%
preferred
10-13
$1.25
5
$1.50
3%%
10-13
11-15
9-15
(quar.)
56 (4 c
______
9-21
11-15
(quar.)
5
Aviation—
American
9-19
10-
(stock divid.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$1.30
Gas—
common
1
10c
10-
Extra
5%
preferred
Amer.
_
1
10-
7%c
(quar.)
10-
10-
10-26
10-
_____
*73.00%
(quar.)____
Southern
New common
-
Chemical
Penney
10-19
9-15
11-19
$1
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar )
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.—
6
1
37t4c
(quar.)_
9-19
9-
(Ohio)
Mines,
1
.
M-hiute
4.90%
Gold
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
Co.
$1.25
———
Minnesota Power & Light
5% preferred (quar.)
Mobile
File
10- 1
10c
25c
(quar.)
$1
(quar.)
American
North
(initial)
9-19
$1.50
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Norfolk
North
5
10-
Co.
Telephone
Nor-Acme
5
9-
9-28
Trust
li-10
10-
Ltie
1
1
RR.—
Niagara Wire Wearing Co., Ltd.
2
10- 1
10-15
York
Nicholson
9-14
11-
Co.
Pipe
1
c»mmis.)
_
10-25
J75c
10-
Co.—
&
9-28
12%c
(quar.)
10-
30c
(quar.)
9-29
10-15
Manufacturing Corp.
preferred
$1.32
New
(quar.)
Newport Industries, 4(4 %
9-20
Sulphur
Eastern
$1.09
Gas
9r29
10-10
$1.50
(quar.)
Tubes, Ltd.
$1.01%
Louis
&
10-10
$1.25
10-
45c
Electric
Newport Electric,
7
10- 1
8c
—
9-15
$1.50
(quar.)
10-10
(quar.)
preferred
$5
9-15
10-15
(quar.)
com.
9-20
.10-15
37c
(quar.)_
—
3%%
9-14
10- 1
10- 1
State
preferred
6%
preferred
Newberry (J. J.)
7
9-
York
25c
(s-a)
4.30%
preferred
56 Vic
(quar.)
common
10-15
75c
Util.
10-15
$1.12(4
Peninsular lelephone, common
$1
preferred
(quar.)__
50c
of
9,-20
$1.18%
common
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp.,
9-28
25c
approval
St.
Richmond
prior
Newark
7
9-28
9-28
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)—
Extra
7%
&
&
preferred
1
12-
(quar.)
9-19
9-20
10-15
$1.13
Light,
Extra
10-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-14
10-15
9-15
1
10-15
Co,
American
4%
9-28
1
10-
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Pantex
10-15
(initial)
preferred
56 Vic
com.
preferred
(quar.),
—
Milton Bradley Co., 5% preferred (s-a)
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Saulte Ste. Marie
3.90%
Chicago,
common
&
$1.18%
4%%
11-15
10-15
25c
(quar.)
$3.75
11-15
9-17
$1.15
Service,
4
10-16
9-20
1
U5c
(quar.)
4
11-30
10- 1
Vi %
Missouri
Public
4
New
1
(*>c
9-
11-30
(quar.)
Rubber Reclaiming,
preferred (quar.)
Miles Laboratories (monthly)
pfd.
Public
9-
10-16
10-
10-
4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
York
New
c
10-
20c
(quar.)
Panhandle
9-20
$1.12 %
com,
to
9-
56%c
4 Vi %
R.R.
Gas.
of
preferred
York,
6%
1
9c
(s-a)
preferred
'
4.36%
5
"9-14
New
10-
9-20
$1.10
(quar.)
Page-Hersey
5
1
(quar.).
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Park
(quar )
(subject
Board
Orleans
New
10-
10-
70c
Co
pfd.
pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
9-28
9-18
$1.09
$4.40
preferred
Power
Packard-Bell
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Carton
Natural
divid.
preferred
12- 5
$1.12Vi
37Vic
—
20%
Co.,
&
Water
Jersey
4.05%
4
1
(quar.)
Midwest
4
preferred
Board
Jersey
12-
10-15
25c
New
9-
11-
$1.22%
6% pfd.
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Haven
6%
4
$1.10
Co.,
9-17
Association-
9-13
9-
1010-
dividend
Miller-Wohl
Electric
$4.50
Co.
9-17
3
Nevy Jersey Power &. Light Co.^
4% .preferred (quar.)
10- 1
$1.11(4
$1.08%
—
-
Abrasive
&
9-10
1
10-13
12-21
1
1
1
1
—
(quar.)
Co.
Canada,
Haven
New
(quar.)
Gas
Gas
conv.
Stock
'
-1% %
f-
preferred
non-cum.
8%
Western
Hampshire Fire Insurance
9-14
$1
(quar.)
■*«.#_-
($50 par)
(quar.)
preferred ($100 par)
(quar.)
Middle South Utilities, Inc. (quar.)—
$2
of
England Power Co., 6%
preferred
(quar.)
New
10-
10-
20c
preferred
Mid-South
8
10-
preferred
4.50%
4.60%
1
40c
87%ct
com.
10-
115c
England
New
.
Products,
$1.12%
1
10-15
$1.25
(quar.)
4.52%
8
1
10-
Indemnity Co.
Pacific
10-
J15c
Common
to
—,—i.
4.50%
Midland Steel
5%
9-17
Common
Co.—
&
9-17
8
(quar.)
New
(quar.)
preferred
8
Common
9-15
25c
Co.
preferred
1
1010-
10-
10-15
60c
pfd.
5%
7 %c
(quar.)
Products
Greyhound Lines,
11-
(quar.)
9-19
preferred
Corp.
Neon
9-17
Michigan Gas & Electric
4.40%
$1.50
Telephone Co.—
10-
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3.85%
Continental
9-19
;
(quar.)
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
3.80%
$4.50
Pacific
1
9-21
10-15
(quar.)_____
7 %c
1
"
Machine
7
9-7
_
10-
36c
(quar.)
dividend
12-
10-
(initial)
New
Quarterly
Stock
1-2-57
30c
20c
A
75c
6%
Nehi
New
Convertible
.
$4.75
9-21
$75c
37 %C
class
(initial)__
30c
37Vic
preferred
7
9-28
$5Qc
(s-a)__
75c
50c
25c
Co.
■•_.
$4.36
9-
Foundry (quar.)
Terminals Co., Ltd.
Coast
50c
9-20
Scott—
&
dividend
8-31
$1.12%
10- 1
(quar.)_
(quar.)
1
1
t5c
(quar.)
10-
!
(quar.)
Merritt-Chapman
Corp.,
B
Nebraska
.*
Co.—
(quar.)
common
10-
10-
20%
(quar.)
9-17
,1
Cement
Lighting Corp.,
t37%c
(quar.)_.
15c
(quar.)
i
(quar.)
Iniermountain Express
Pacific
6c
(quar.)
40c_
(quar.)
,
Corp., Ltd.
9-14
40c
dividend)
this
Pacific
9-13
12c
1
Corp. 4.30% 2nd preferred (entire issue
for redemption on Nov. 1 at $54 per
plus
preferred
Class
called
share
Pacific
9-17
1
inoome)
12Vic
;
(quar.)
Dredging
9-14
1
10-
income)__
1
1
preferred
McQuay, Inc.,
investment
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
5% preferred
1
10-
&
Fisheries
Extra
dividend
10-
—
Engineering
10-
75c
income)
15c
(quar.)—
Co.
Machine
Pacific
Car
Pacific
50c
87c
—.
$3 preferred
9-14
31 (4
investment
Sugar Refining
Supply, common
National
10-10
1
Corp
Car
1
50C
10-
Pacific
7
J50c
Steel
5
10-
Pacific Gas & Electric
_
distributions
(from
10-
10-15
9-28
9-
6%
investment
Shares
10-25
10-15
31 (4c
(quar.)
(from
5
20c
10-22
Series—
quarterly
Series
National
9-29
10-20
25c
(quar.)«____
common
Mfg.
(from
Nationwide
.
(quar.)
Co.
Bond
National
^
(quar.)__
McLean Industries,
McLellan
1
preferred
(quar.)
& Co. (quar.)
Aircraft
Machine
McLean
10-
26c
._;—
Ltd.—
Co.,
(quar.)
(J.
McDonnell
1
(quar.)
convertible
McDermott
McKay
$12%c
$$1.50
&
9-15
40c
10-22
Extra
inc. (quar.)
(J. W.).
MeColl-Frontenac
$3.50
9-28
& Co.)
(Max
Securities
National
(quar.)
common
(quar.)__
Screw
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
T_
(quar.)
5
9-15
10-
1
Pan
A
B
1
10-
11-
Corp.—
preferred
Balanced Series
9-13
10c
Factor
(see
Ltd.,
$6 partic.
Mays
1
10-25
—$1.12%_
'
preferred
National
(quarterly
__
(quar.)
2nd
Estimated
American
$1.25
i_
2nd
series
income)
Co.
National
9-15
Pacific
10-
10-26
11-
1
2%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Propane
Paper
1
(quar.)
Fibre Glass
Co., common
Oxford
20c
__
10-15
10-
30c
10-22
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-15
50c
15c
common
5%
9-14
10-
B
5%
Co.—
.,
from
10-
—31 Vic
<quar.)___.-.~--.--_.
Maryland
Shipbuilding & Dry
Dock
Common
J,
4%% preferred (quar.)__
Massachusetts
Investors
Trust
9-21
10-
preferred
Lock
National
9-20
25c
(quar.)—
common
1
1
$1.50
(quar.O-
Finance,
1010-
preferred
preferred
Owens-Corning
Co.
2%
(quar.)
__
10-15
(quar.)
50c
pfd.
Service,
Co.
9-20
$5c
6%
Otis
tl5c
class A
11-15
$1
10-
27 %c
dividend)
Mills, Ltd.,
Co.,
9-17
Elevator
1
$25c
20c
9-14
4
9-14
11-
$$1.75
90c
(quar.)_
(Hartford)
1
Electric—
preferred (quar.)
Orangeburg Manufacturing
10-
9-28
1
12-
9-24
dividend
National
10-15
t8c
Linen
5%
1
10-17
10-
4%
9-15
10-15
$25c
—
9-18
(quar.)
Lead
4%%
10-
9-28
J$3
10-15
(quar.)
(stock
1
9-20
10-15
$13 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
Opelika Mfg. (increased)
9-30
2
Ltd.—
Common
9-30
10-
Co.
10-15
B_
Stock
9-20
25c
30c
.
A
Clkss
National
9-20
30c
(increased)
& Sons
(M.)
Maryland
10-15
10- 1
17%c
__—
(quar.)
Marlin-Rockwell
Marsh
(quar.)
Co.
Hosiery
National
9-20
10-15
$17%c
__X
com.
10-15
'
(quar.)_
10-
(s-a)
Co.,
15c
Machine
Insurance
National
.
$30c
_.
Ry.
50c
(quar.)
Gypsum
9-14
4%
preferred
National
9-14
(quar.)
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Marine
Grocers
Fire
-
Debenture
Quebec
Ontario Steel Products
27 %c
(increased quar.)
Co., Ltd., common
National
9-24
&
B
137 Vic
Welding
National
9-14
18c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
common
;
Class
$$1.25
„
(s-a)
Ontario
1
10-15
c
of Rec.
J 25c
tl5c
preferred A (quar.)
5(4% convertible preferred
9-25
25c
(quar.)
$3.60 preferred (quar.)
Products (stock dividend)
Distillers
National
9-17
1-
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
1
Holders
Payable
Ltd.—
Co.,
6%
9-20
5c
,
National Fuel Gas
10-18
(quar.)___
Y.)
10-
6c
._
'Extra
9-14
10%
(s-a)
dividend)
3
10-
20c
Co.,
National
$1.50
53 %c
—
50c
(quar.)
Inc.
National Company,
9-17
1
1
Ontario Loan &
37,%
Register
National
9-17
(stock
(N.
Cash
9-19
10-
Biscuit
-
(quar.)
6%
9-
10-15
When
Share
■
participating preferred (accum.)
Ontario Jockey Club,'Ltd.—
12-
10-15
6%c
5%
Airlines,
National
9-25
10-
Works—
Ltd.,
Sugar,
"
1
$1.65
(initial)
(quar.)
National
9-23
27c
—59%c
—
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
1
20c
(quar.)___—
(quar.)_
Chemical
10-15
1
$7.50
_
preferred
10-
15c
& Casualty Co
Service, common
12-20
Company
Beauty Supply
$1
9-28
10-
dividend
National
5
9-
Bonding
Maine
10-15
(quar.)
Mahoning Coal R.R
Maine
1
15c
quar.)—
(quar.)
Stores
10-
10-15
$1.50
*
Publications
10-11
•U5c
$3.50
(quar.)
Industries, Inc.
Stock
6%
9-14
Orange & Rockland
W.
f
(quar.)
comnon
A
1
10-26
3%
View
10-
37 %c
(quar\ )_'_'_
10-15
Lynchburg Foundry Co.__
MacFadden
Ltd.
10-15
(increased)—
dividend
Forbes,
;
Co.,
7%
55c
Lynch Carrier System (quar.)
&
!
&
Mills,
preferred (s-a)
Mountain States Telephone &
Telegraph—
Quarterly
;
(quar.)
M.) Co. Ltd. (quar.)
Ludlow Typograph Co., $6 pref.
(quar.)
MacAndrews
Dairies
Per
Name of
Ontario
$1.75
(quar.)
Vernon
10-
of Rec.
53
Holders
Payable
Inc.—
(quar.)
Inc.
10-
$1.75
Consolidated
When
Share
of Company
Morrison
$1.25
(quar.)
_
(Walter
Stock
10- 1
62%c
—
(quar.)
par
9-21
31(4c
Electric
&
pfd. $25
5%
4
30c
(P.) Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Lower
10-
25c
r„r-—__-t—
Lorillard
1%
Per
Name
20c
preferred (quar.)
Telephone
Payable
(quar.)
Dock—m
&
convertible
Lorain
Watch
Holders
Share
*
Name of Company
Longines-Wittnauer
When
10-
1
9-15
25c
fl7'Ac
87%c
10-22
9-21
9-15
1°- 1
«-10
1-2-57
12-10
54
(1394)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Per
Rapid Grip b BatteVxtd.,
Raybestos'-Manhattan, the.
Re-Mark
Payable
0/ Rec.
Pump
10-
1
9-12
85c
10-
1
9-14
$2
2%c
10-
1
9-15
Smyth
9-20
Solar
(quar.)
Corp., ciass-A^===^c.
2nd pfd. (quar.)
4%
(increased
Co.
35c
(Mass.) common
preferred
(quar.)
5%
Stores
Class
A
A
10-10
10-
11-
$1.25
1
1
10-16
30c
(quar.)
Reliance Mfg. Co., 3%% pfd. (quar.)
Reliance Varnish Co. (quar.)
Renold Chains (Canada), Ltd. —
Class
10-11
50c
30c
quar.)
Corp.
Reliable
Per
Name of
Smith
*$1.50
(quar.)
pfd.
Chemical
Reading Co.,
Reda
Reece
6%
Holders
Share
Name of Company
j"
When
87 %c
1010-
10c
10-
1
9-19
10-17
10-
9
9-17
1
1
9-24
preferred
Mfg.
Paper
Mills,
(Hartford)
Aircraft
Co.
50c
Drug
conv.
(quar.)_^
Sonotone
Stores,
Corp.,
$1.25
Reserve Oil & Gas
Revlon,
Inc.
4%-%
(increased)
preferred
43A %
pfd.
3.60%
10-
3
11-
1
12 %c
10-
1
Rlchman
Bros,
9-10
$1.12'/a
10-
9-10
$1.75
10-
9-lb
River
Brand
Rice
9-15
10-19
Mills
$1.25
43/4%
Y.)
2nd
110c
10-
9-20
Rohr
&
25c
9-14
10-
1
9-14
B
Spring & Axle
$1.19
preferred
A
C.)
5%
St.
St.
Louis
6%
St.
San
pfd.
Diego
Savannah
4.36%
(quar.)
Electric
&
Oil
&
Schield
Co.
Fisher
(quar.)
Schuster
(Ed)
&
5%%
5%%
5 % %
Scott
Scott
Fetzer
Paper
—
(inc.)
com.
(stock
dividend)
Sears
&
A
4% %
5%
prior
class
A
Shamrock
Oil
&
Gas
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-15
9-28
10-15
9-23
10-15
—
9-17
Springfield
9-17
Square D
9-10
Stahl-Meyer,
1010-
10-
8-31
10-
8-31
10-
common
10-
Ang.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-25
prior
class A
Slater
$2.12
Smith
(N.)
Louis)
(A.
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
pfd
1
10-
1
9-15
30c
10-17
10-10
10-
1
9-
7
10-15
9-28
10-15
9-28
10-15
9-28
10-
9-
80c
10-25
10-
7
9-30
1
9-14
46c
10-15
10-
1
10-15
10-
1
10-
1
9-14
10-15
10-
5
11-
1
8
10-12
9-28
10-15
Class
Steak
B
1-17
10-15
10-
1
9-13
12-
1
11-14
12-10
10-
12-
1
10-
1
1
10-10
9-19
9-19
10-
3
10-10
9-20
10-10
9-20
10-10
9-20
10-
8-24
1
Tube
Home
Stop
&
$5
1
9-15
10-27
10-
1
9-20
50c
10-
1
9-18
10- 2
t5c
8-31
10-
2
8-31
10-
1
9-20
11-
1
109-
6
15C
11-
1
$1.50
10-
1
10-
5
——
10-10
10-
9-17
Stock
(quar.)
5%
(quar.)
1
8-31
10-
1
9-14
$1.25
10-
1
9-14
$53C
70c
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-11
9-28
10-
1
Union
10-10
Union
10-
1
9-21
10-
1
9-21
*37 %c
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-20
10-10
9-20
10c
10-15
9-28
10-
9-15
50c
1
10-15
9-29
12-31
12-14
10-
1
25c
25c
,
(qua-r.)
12-11
10-
4
9-14
15c
10-
1
10-
1
9-11
57c
(quar.)
1-2-57
12-11
25C
10-
1
10%
10-
1
9-19
(quar.)
25C
(quar.)
United
10-
1
10-
1
9-14
10-10
United
United
9-14
10-
9-21
12-
United
(Canada)
10-17
10-
9-19
10-
9-21
10-
9-21
10-
9-17
25c
(quar.)
12-10
10-31
10-
6
1-1-57
10-
1
10-
1
9-10
U.
30c
6%
pfd.
preferred
preferred
:
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
10-
9-15
1010-
9-15
10-
9-15
10-
9-10
35c
10-
9-
7
$1.02 y2
10-
9-
7
10-
9-
7
10-
9-
7
(quar.)
Natural-Gas
(quar.)
9-10
1
9-20
1
9-20
68%c
10-
1
10-
1
9-20
11-
1
10-11
9-20
10-1$
Glass
10-
1"
(9-20
11-
1
10-
9
11-
1
10-
9
10-15
9-
7
10-1
9-
7
9-10
Hill
(Brooklyn,
Mines,
Products
10-
1
10-
1
8-31
32%c
(initial)
N.
10-
1
9-12
10-
1
9-20
Y.)—
Ltd.
(interim)
tlOc
$4.25
pfd.
common
9-21
10-.1
9-25
50%
10-19
9-21
10-10
9-20
$2.50
(quar.)
1-10-57
12-20
$1.06%
(quar.)
62%c
1011-
1
10-
3
11-
1
10-
3
60c
(quar.)
1
37%c
(quar.,)
10-
1
9-17
10-15
9-26
50c
10c
10-
5
9-10
10c
10-
5
9-10
$1.75
10-
1
9-10
10c
10-
1
9-15
40c
10-
1
9-
7
20c
10-
1
9-
7
$1.75
10-
1
9-
7
30c
10-
5
9-19
1%
(quar.)
B
10-
5
9-19
22%c
1-1-57
$1
1010-
9
93%c
10-
1
9-21
10-
1
9-21
10-
1
9-21
62%c
10-
1
•9-15
35c
(accum.)
preferred
10-
com
(quar.)__
Co.
(quar.)
Extra
S.
Trust (N. Y.)
United Stockyards,
(quar.)
"
1
9-17
10-18
9-28
10-15
87%c
Mining,
75c
10-15
20c
&
22%c
12-11
12-
3
20c
Smelting, Refining
12-11
12-
3
80c
10-
8%
10-
9-
7
10-
9-
7
Upson
10-
9-
7
Utah
Telephone Co
5%
of
1
9-14
10-15
9-20
10-15
9-20
$1.25
lfi-15
Kansas, Inc.—
preferred
(quar.)__
$1.22%
10-
9-
(quar.)
preferred
Light
Oil Co.
$1.27%
10-
9-
7
$1.28
10-
9-
7
Utica
$1.31 %
10-
9-
7
12 %C
10-
9-15
Utility Appliance Corp.—
$1 convertible preferred ,{quar.)
Corp.
1
10-11
(quar.)
(s-a)
$2
10-
1
9-12
10-
5
9-21
55c
(quar.)
Utah-Wyoming Consolidated
Transit
11-
30c
„
(quar.;^.
&
9-29
50c
(quar.)—
7
Co.
Power
9-24
17%c
(quar.)
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co.—
$1.16
9-24
17%c
common
preferred
Common
9-21
933/4c
preference series A (quar.)
Rubber Reclaiming, $1.40
pfd.
S. Shoe Corp.
(quar.)
(Abileneh
7
9-15
'
$1.12%
(quar.)
5%
Sugar
12-
1
50c
(quar.)
preferred
U. S.
United
9-17
Co.—
2nd
70c
9-21
$2.50
(quar.)
Storage
10-15
10-15
7%c
(quar.)
Works,
preferred
S.
.9-20
$1
Bank
common
Printing & Lithograph Co.—;
S.
4
1<
37%c
new
preferred
7%
10-
10-
$1.06%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.16 %
t
1
10-
10-
t75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4%%
U.
10-
Ltd.—
Lines-Co., 4%% preferred (s-a)
Playing Card (quar.)
:
Plywood Corp., common (quar.)
33/4% preferred A (quar.)
U.
5
9-21
9-10
75c
preference
3%%
9-15
1
1
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$1.15
preferred
Tennessee
25c
10-
10-
133/4c
(quar.)
common
S.
U.
10-
1
15c
S.
U.
$1.06V4
(quar.)_
(quar.)
5.25%
5.10%
7
10-20
11-
^
S.
9-14
$1.12%
com.
(quar.)
5.12%
4.90%
9-
10-
15c
Transmission
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.65%
10-
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.50%
4.60%
Gas
7
$1.25
(quar.)
Power.
Aircraft
9-
10-20^
11-15
t5c
Cold
U. S.
11-15
s.
S.
9-15
10-
25c
Common B
Temco
To-
45c
A_
9-15
$30c
common
9-15
$50c
Ohio,
9-15
10-
10-
71 %c
(quar.)
10-
62«/2c
68 3/4 c
10-20'
11-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
Hoffman Machinery
Stock dividend
U.
9-10
10-
1
9-19
$1
Extra
U.
50c
$1
„
1
35c
Voting trust certificates, common (quar.)_
U. S. Gypsum Co., common
(quar.)
11-30
50c
10-
Improvement
Keno
7%
11-20
30c
:
9-15
U.
9-15
11-30
67 %c
10-15
8-31
9-15
1
10-
*35c
(quar.)1
1
1
1
10-15
9-14
.
10-31
10-
1010-
10-20
1
(quar.)
10-
50c
Taylor Instrument Cos
Telluride
A
Milk
6%
%
preferred
Co.
Dye
1
9-21
33 3/4 c
Machinery,
9-21
1
20c
pfd.
t35c
9-21
10-
1
s-a)
$1.44
1
10-
9-21
9-24
11-15
(initial-quar.)
10-
1
9-21
1
1
15c
com.
*8%c
1
3
10-
*15c
(quar.)
U.
Common
of
Ltd.
U S Fidelity &
Guaranty Co. (Bait.)
U. S. Foil Co., class A
(quar.)
Class B (quar.)
10-
10-
10-
$1
9-21
Company (quar.)
Quarterly
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—
(G.), Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
45c
87 %c
9-21
10-
9-28
92 %c
9-21
27 %c
9-18
9-28
$1.12%
1
$1.50
1
10-15
62 %c
(quar.)
1
10-15
10-
10-15
15c
Shoe
S
9-18
$2
1
$$1.25
Tamblyn
pref.
Corp.,
Piece
U
1
11c
10-
10-15
10-
6%c
10-
10-31
9-20
62 %c
10-
30C
1
37 %c
(quar.)
United
7%
5
10-
10c
(quar.)
30c
9-15
10-
67 %c
(quar.)
pfd.
67 %c
15C
2
10-15
Ltd.—
2nd
United
S.
10-
*$1.75
Molasses, Ltd. (stock dividend)
New Jersey RR. & Canal
(quar.)
Quarterly
!
10-31
12-10
10-20
2
10-15
30c
Extra
United
9-27
10-
13 3/4 c
(initial
Tool
preferred
United
9-27
10-31
31 %C
(quar.)
62 %c
(quar.)
1
United
25c
(James), Inc., common
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5V2% preferred
(quar.)
5%%
preferred
(quar.)
1
11-
United
t$l
-J—**.
Talcott
11-
35c
(quar.)
Industrial
11-
:
(quar.)
I.
$4 preferred (quar.)
9-27
Quarterly
$1.13
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Illuminating,
25c
«
7
11-
(quar.H
(Mich.),
Corp.
Gas
4V4%
11-15
6%
Telephone Service Co.
Gas
20c
(quar.)
9-
75c
Investments,
class
$1.25
(quar.)
Swift &
4%
Fuel
6%
10-22
10c
common
1
,
Fruit
United
25c
3%
common
7
10-
Utilities—
^nited Drill &
20c
(quai.)__
pfd.
preferred (quar.)___
5%%
convertible preferred
9-14
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)_
Inc.
(quar.)
7
7
;
6%
United
9-24
9-
preferred
Preferred
1
9-
(quar.)
new
preferred
preferred
1
10-
25c
(quar.)
^
preferred (quar.)_
United Aircraft Corp., 4%
preferred
United Biscuit Co. of America
9-18
56c
10-
5c
Canada,
preferred
Cities
9-17
9-
$2.70
11-27
9-19
1
(quar.)
RR.,
Telephone
United
1
63 % c
Corp.,
of
$2.75
9-15
9-14
10-
25c
partic.
$1.35
$4.50
*25c
i
common
4%
1
1
common
Investment Co.
Union
10-
Co.—
Co.
Pacific
New
9-17
1
1
(quar.)
preferred
Union
1
8-31
1
10-
*50c
common
$3.50
9-28
1
10-
10-
preferred
10-45
10-
Line—
convertible
Acceptance
Electric
Gas
9-21
9-14
10-
(quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
$3.70
preferred
(quar.)
9-25
1
1
10-
(quar. 1
$4.50
9-25
10-10
Inc.,
9-20
1010-
*6Cc
(quar. )_^.
$1.50
non-cum.
Union
10-15
*15c
(O. A.), G% pfd. (quar.)___
Rubber Co. (quar.)
4.64%
J20c
1
933/4 C'
Corp.,
preferred
1
9
*$1.12%
.
Co.
Corp.
10-
7
9-17
10-
10-15
Mfg. Co., class A (quar.)
Underwriters Trust (N. Y.) (quar.)
60c
15c
pfd.
preferred
4.10%
10-
11-
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—
Tennessee
$1.25
*56 %c
—,
4'/4
(quar.)
(quar.)__
<
9-17
8-31
9-14
$1
preferred (quar.)
Supercrete, Ltd.Superior Propane, Ltd., $1.40 pfd.
(quar.)_.
Superior Separator Co., com. (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
9-14
1
9-14
1
75c
5.40%
10-
10-
9-14
1
10-
dividend
10-
jl5C
1
10-
$1.25
Super Mold (Calif.)
(quar.)
Super Valu Stores, Inc., com.
<5%
preferred (quar.)
ll7/8c
$15c
10-
75c
(quar.)
preferred
9-10
10-
10c
7%c
Sun Life Assurance Ltd.
Sun Oil Co. (quar.)
$5
11-
10-16
(increased)
(quar.)
Stores
2nd.
preferred
1
10-16
-
10-23
common
9-28
15c
50c
y
Sutton
10-
11-20
dividend
20c
common
I
(Del.)
Chemical Corp.,
$4.50 preferred A
Swan
9-15
1
*15c 1
Sun
9-10
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Strawfcridge & Clothier,
9-10
1
12-
1
10-15
40c
Ulrich
Union
dividend
Shop,
Stock
1
10-
40c
10-
30c
(quar.)
LaSalle Street
'M,
5%%
Udylite
7
9-
$1.22%
Coach,
South
7
9-
*25c
(quar.)
preferred
U-Tote
,
Products
Brothers
prior
1
9-14
9-20
Container
10-
1
1
Co., class B
Shake
conv.
10-
10-
10-
«,
(quar.)
Stock
5%
10-17
10-15
1
15c
Stokley-Van Camp,
1
1
5
40c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
11-
1
9-14
208
9-
1
*35c
quar.)
7
25c
4%%
2-1-57
11-
9-
10-
(quar.)
Sterling Brewers, Inc. (quar.)
Stern & Stern
Textiles, common
5%
11-
1
1
1
10-
(quar.)
convertible prior preferred
Twin
3
10-
(quar.)
Paper Mfg.,
n
Stone
85c
5%
9-14
50c
200%
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Stedman Bros., Ltd.
(quar.)
9-18
9-20
9-17
12-
10-
10-
20c
Co. of New
Jersey (quar.)
Tobacco Co., Ltd., 7% pfd.
(quar.)
City Rapid Transit, common (quar.)
Twin
9-28
*25c
Tuckett
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
9-29
10%
10-
Trust
1
10-15
9-15
*60c
Corp.
rri-Continental
Oil
(Ohio)
preferred A
Class
9-18
1
dividend)
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Standard Paving & Materials, Ltd.
Standard Radio, Ltd., class A
1
20c
50c
6%
1
*56 %c
1
12-14
(s-a)
;
Treesweet Products, $1.25
Products
(quar.)
Inc.—
prior
B
33/4%
1&-
J50C
1
10-
(quar.I
Marine Insurance
Fuel
Standard
10-
20c
10-
30c
10-
9-28
25c
A
Trico
10-19
9-15
10-15
*$1.25
Co.
(increased
Mfg.
$2.75
1
lOCo
(quar.)
preferred
1
30c
(quar.)__
class A
(quar.)
Common
1
$1.12%
Co., Ltd., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Standard Holding Corp., class A
(quar.)
10-15
15c
10-
&
(stock
participating preferred
Participating
Sterchi
*$1.75
;
Corp.
9-28
10-15
60C
1
Fire
Co.
$5
Stanley
t45c
(quar.)
& Co., Ltd.,
O.)
12-
(Canada)—
preferred
preferred
IT* 9-20
12-15
7c
Rayon Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
5%
5%
9-28
10-
$1.25
(quar.)
Skenandoa
9-28
1P-25
$1.13
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
9-14
1
10-15
10-
(quar.)_
$3
1
11-
3%
50c
Standard Dredging, $1.60 conv.
pfd. (quar.)_
Standard Fire Insurance (N. J.)
(quar.)
Standard Fruit &
Steamship, com.
10c
(quar.)
A
9-12
31 %c
(Los
Co., 43/4% pfd. (quar.)
6ilverwood Dairies. Ltd.—
Class
to
8-31
25c
27 %c
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher
10-
$1.25
Silex
Class
$2
1
25c
,
B
10-
$1,183/4
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_.
Class
9-17
10-15
75e
(quar.)
30c
10-
30c
(quar.)
a
(Cine.), 6%
A
preferred
10-
$1.12%
(stock
Shulton, Inc., class
4.40%
30c
15c
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
9-14
lie
(resumed)
dividend)
of America (quar.)
Sheraton-Gibson
7%
9-28
Inc.—
common
Ltd.
preferred
muse
50c
Sheraton Corp.
Sherwin-Williams
9-28
10-15
10-
$1.50
preferred
Bros, (stock dividend)
Speed Queen, $1.50 preferred
Sperry Rand Corp., $4.50 preferred (quar.)_
Spokane International RR. (quar.)
91 %C
Sheep Creek Mines Ltd.
Co.
8-17
10-
$2.55
Spalding (A. G.)
$1
Water & Power—
preferred series A
(quar.)
Oil
10-15
9-28
10-
10-
*25c
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Transcontinental Gas Pipe
10-19
4-17
4% % preferred series B
(quar.)
Shawmut Association (quar.)
Shell
11-15
40c
B
9-14
10-15
15c
4%%
1
7-17
Corp.
Class
11-
9-28
Shawinigan
4%
9-17
27 %c
10-15
5-1-57
(St.
9-17
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.06%
Selected American
Shares, Inc.—
(From investment income)
Bottling
1
10-
Service
4.36%
10-29
Co.
Seven-Up
10-
,
10-19
Public
preferred
Traders Finano* Corp. Ltd.—
Class
A
(quar.)
1
8-1-57
preferred
9-17
11-
40c
preferred
9-20
1
$1.15
27 %c
Acceptance Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
Seiberling Rubber
1
10-
3%
4.60%
27 %c
Securities
5%
Co.—
10-
$1.25
Corp.
10-19
(quar.)
Security Title Insurance
$1.50
(quar.)
Manufacturing
1
27 %c
Co.
Towmotor
$1.07
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.183/4
27 %c
i
(quar.)
(quar.)
Roebuck
9-15
11-
25C
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
1
$1.10
1%
—
(quar.)
$4.50 series A pfd. (quar.)
Scullin Steel Co.
(quar.)
$5
10-
preferred
(quar.)
Co.,
Towle
$1.16%
5%
(quar.)
preferred
9-14
10-19
2%%
$3.40
Finance
preferred
4.28%
Southwestern Investment
Stock dividend
1
15c
pfd. A (quar.)
10-
9-14
1
31 %c
__
15c
9-14
1
10-
31 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
Toronto Mortgage, Ltd
Torrington Co. (quar.)
9-24
1
10-
4
2%
Trusts Corp. (quar.)
Works, Ltd., common
Iron
A
1
75c
Common
$4.75
2%C
Mills
$6
$1.20
10-
9-
15c
General
Toronto
11-
dividend)
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
Seaboard
9-14
$1.06%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Inc., class A (quar.)
$3.65
fH
l
Class
Sept. 24 at $20 per share plus this divid.)
Southwest Gas Corp
Lumber
HO
$2
preference com.
redemption
on
(quar.)
37 %c
Co.,
preferred
$4 preferred (quar.)
Scovill Mfg. Co., common
Scrlpto,
$1
for
preferred
9-30
22c
(quar.)
Co.,
trust (s-a)
Co.,
called
4.25%
22 %c
(quar.)_-—
preferred A (quar.)
&
Gas
Tranter
$1.09
com.
issue
Toronto
Transamerica
24c
(quar.)
preferred A
preferred A
Ohio stock
Union
Standard
(stock
Co.,
9-15
9-20
10-19
$1.10
(quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Schwitzer Corp., 5 % % pfd.
1
10-19
25C
Power
Co.
10-
10-15
Co.,
series
Finance Corp,
(Mass.),
Timely
Glomes
(quar.)
Tip Top Canners, Ltd., class
Tobin
Packing
(quar.)
10-19
11c
Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
quar.)—
Brick
Bantam
&
Standard
(quar.)
(Del.)
24c
50c
Oil
9-14
25c
(initial series)
pfd.
1
25c
Time
10-15
1
Ry.
Savannah Sugar Refining Corp.
Savoy
Sayfe
1
Electric—
1
10-16
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
4.40%
"
(quar.)
preferred
11-
non-conv.
1
$1.25
Co.
$1.20
conv.
5%
Tidewater
11-
$1.25
San Jose Water Works, common
San Miguel Brewery
Electric
9-28
Railway—
Standard
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
Sangamo
5%
9-20
10-10
11-
Electric—
preferred
9-20
10-15
$1.75
11-
$1
5%
4.40%
pfd.
97 %c
60c
(quar.)
(Increased
10-15
t$l
7%
92 %c
$1.07%
Stockyards
Castings
*$1.50
(quar.)
_
$1,033/4
8
9-17
25c
(quar.)
Francisco
(quar.)
Process,
(quar.)
1
Power„,
&
pfd.
9-22
10-
*10c
(H. I.) Fibre Glass
(quar.)
dividend
Thorofare Markets Inc., common
(quar.)
5c
Gas
Common
partic.
Southern Franklin
1
Trust,
Stock
(quar.)
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
Regis Paper, 4.40% preferred
San
5
preferred
$1.37 %
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance
St.
10-
inc.
10-10
1
10-
$1
Investment
Thompson
10-31
preferred
25c
Steel
28 %C
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Louis
(quar.)
Mills
1
11-
10-
$1
General
Industries,
Thomaston
3.70%
(quar.)
National
Thomas
preferred
(quar.)„
10-10
31 %c
I
(quar.)
^
4.15%
Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)__
*50c
preferred
(quar.)—,,—--——$$L25
Louis
9-20
3.£
Lawrence
5%
St.
1
10-
Co.
A
10-
10-
Inc.
preferred
17 %c
10-10
1
40c
Ltd.
10-31
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
&
9-12
12-18
10%
Light
1
5
Southwestern
35c
4% preferred (quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)
Joseph
10-
Canadian
9-14
1
11-
$1
(quar.)
Third
1
11-
25c
(quar.)
B
9-17
15c
Safety Industries. Inc. (quar.)
Safeway Stores, common (quar.)
St.
A
preferred
35C
dividend
(F.
preferred
4%
11-16
24 VaC
6% preferred D (quar.)___
Royalite Oil Co., Ltd., 5%% pfd. <quar,)__
Rubinstein (Helena) Inc. com .(quar.)
Ryder System,
4%
10-
32c
preferred
9-12
9-12
9-12
1
$1.25
Ruppert (Jacob) Co., 4%%
convertible
1
1
35c
(quar.)
preferred C
common
1
2%
(stock dividend)—
<auar.)_—
10-
$1-25
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
5
com.
Southwestern Life Insurance
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
4% preferred
10-
10-
4.65%
9-14
91C
preferred B (quar.)
Russell
5
1
1
(Initial)
per share plus this dividend)
Royal McBee Coip., common (quar.)_i
Stock
10-
1010-
Corp. (quar.)
Plywood (quar.)
Roxy Theatre, Inc., $1.50 pfd. entire issue
called for redemption on Oct. 29 at $51
5'/a%
9-20
25c
Cable
5%
10-15
9-12
10-
Southwest Natural Gas Co.,
Southwestern Gas & Elec.,
$1.25
—
Rodais
4'/a %
10-15
1
10-31
Southwest
9-20
pfd.
$1.14
$1.21
$4.56
10-
.
Power—
preferred
Aircraft
Rome
10-
*$1
10-
Utilities
10-31
Mobile
10-16
$1.25
Co.
(quar.)
Textiles, Inc.,
Texiroh, Inc.,
60c
Southern
11-
(quar.).—.—
preferred
Rockland Light
4.75%
10-12
$1.50
*
Texas
9-14
9-14
28c
Southern
10-12
40c
Button
Rockwell
11-15
11-15
—
Rochester Telephone, common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)—
5%
11-15
12-
11-
9-12
1
1
56 %c
4.80% preferred (quar.)
Southern Nevada Power, 4.80%
pfd. (quar.)
Southern New England Telephone Co.
(quar.)
11-
preferred
10-
62 %c
(quar.)
Co.—
30c
57 %c
Southern Indiana Gas &
12-
Texas Power &
Light
$4.84 preferred
Pipeline
;
57 %c
:
Participating
12-
Gas
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
10-
25c
(quar.)
9.-17
30c
Quarterly
Rochester
common
Edison,
9-15
10-24
20c
$1.25
Service
1
Natural
(quar.)
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
California
10-
$1.38
:
common
Public
(entire
(N.
11-16
Texas-Illinois
$4
9-21
30c
Rochester American Insurance
9-14
12-15
10-
(quar.)
6%
Co.—
participating class A (accum.)
(P. L.) Mfg. Co., Ltd., common..
1st preferred (quar.)
1
7
10-
5c
Robertson
10-
12-
10-
5c
;
1
$1.24
12-28
(quar.)—._
50c
68c
(quar.)__,
10-
(quar.)
38 3/4 c
preferred
30c
,,
Cement
$1.35
preferred
preferred
10-19
11-
—
(quar.)
4.96%
4.56%
11-
(quar.)
9-15
Southern Canada Power—
10-
—
1
4.48%
$1.75
—
10-
$5
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred "L" (quar.)_„
Southeastern
93 3/4 c
—
(increased quar.)
Extra
Riverside
1
17'/a C
„
preferred
7
(quar.)
preferred
9-14
5.40%
12-
preferred
4.50%
10-10
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)—.■_*_*
preferred
5%
9-14
9-14
12-28
South Carolina Elec. & Gas,
4.60%
9-14
1
1
31 %C
(quar.)
Gas,
preferred
Southern
(quar.)
B
9-10
90c
(quar.)
Ritter f inance, class A (increased quar.)
Class
£
11-
Ritter Co.
5%%
10-
59 %C
(quar.)
preferred
9-19
Atlantic
5%
1
10-
Common
Stock Dividend
South
4.60%
A
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
Rice-Stlx, Inc., 7% 1st preferred
7%
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Rich's, Inc., common (quar.)
3%%
35c
(quar.)
common
preferred
9-26
Ltd.—
(quar.)
(R. J.) Tobacco Co.
Reynolds
10-15
$$1.19
—
(Canada),
(quar.)
Reynolds Metals,
9-20
2%
(stock div.)
Reynolds Aluminum
9-10
10-
$1.16
preferred
Gas
9-15
8org Paper Co., 5%%
12-14
$1.14
(quar.)
Transmission
10-
South American Gold & Platinum—
1
10-15
(quar.)
$4.64
Texas
11-16
9-14
10-22
1
9-24
1
9-14
10-
11-
9-29
12-14
1
1-1-57
of Rec.
$1
1
7c
1
62 %c
Holders
10-
12 %c
10-
25C
(quar.)
When
Payable
Co.—
10-15
1
10-
J 2 8c
(quar.)
Service
$4
preferred
(quar.)
$4.56 preferred
(quar.)——
15c
Republic Pictures Corp., $1 conv. pfd.
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)—
9-19
Electric
*70c
(quar.)
preferred
1
Texas
10c
$27c
tquar.)
10-
Per
Share
Name of Company
9-28
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
$1.55
9-28
10-31
25c
p—
(quar.)^—
common
preferred
10-31
$2
Solvay American Corp.,'4% pfd.
Somerville, Ltd., $2.80 preferred
Soir.mers
of Rec.
*
L
.
Monday, October 1, 195(
Holders
Payable
*25c
*50c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
When
Share
Company
(Howard)
...
10-
1
9-
1
10-15
10-
1
4c
15C
10-
1
9-17
25c
10-
1
9-14
Volume
184
Number 5573
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
Name of
Van
Camp
Holders
Payable
of Rec.
Foods
(quar.)_
Van Norman Industries,-common
Van
Raaite
Co.
Van
Sciver
(J.
Vapor
When
Share
Company
Sea
(Stock
B.)
20c
(quar.)
pfd.
A
25c
(quar.)
10-31
12-
$1.25
10-
1
5
(Continued from page 14)
1
11-14
10-15
10-
H'-atn.g
preferred
(quar.)
5%
$1.25
12-10
12-
1
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
12-10
12-
1
Vel\et
Freeze
Vermont
Viau,
(quar.)
Massachusetts
&
Ltd.
Common
&
Pacific
is-a)
Ry.,
6%
preferred
preferred
Vulcan
Detinning,
Wabasso
Cotton,
Waldorf
filed
1
9-
10-
1
9-
10-
1
10-
8
9-28
37 Vic
'
11-
1
37V2C
&
Walker
35c
10-19
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Quarterly
Walworth Co.
1
9-
1
25c
10-
1
1
8-24
Ward
In
ustries
Warehouse
&
Corp.
(quar.)
Terminals
Brcs.
Bros.
Co.
Co.,
Motor
&
4%
Knapp, 6%
&
Co.,
conv.
-4%
25c
preferred
5%
Wesson
Oil
Snowdrift
preferred
West
Kentucky
(accum.)_i__
Coal
preferred
West
Penn
Virginia Pulp
&
Petroleum
Electric
Grocers
1-1-57
12-15
10-
1
,
pfd.
Paper
10-15
9-17
10-15
9-17
$1.02'/a
(quar.)
9-17
$1.10
—
10-15
10-
1
d.
p
10-
1
9-10
30c
class
A
(quar.)___.
(quar.)
9-21
10-
1
Class
A
5%
5%
Western
30-
1
9-19
$50c
10-15
10-15
'
•
Class
B
6%
&
$4.25
6%
the
>
was
ended
"The
ica's
31
7%
10-15
of
Younker
„
1
9-10
10-
1
9-15
11-
1
10-12
11-
1
The
10-
1
9-
7
$1.25
10-
1
9-
7
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-17
(quar.)
$1.311/4
10-
20c
10-
75c
$1.06 Va
(quar.)—
—
1
corporation
Yukon
share
per
proceeds
(auar.)
Gas
tion
to
6%
the
said
is
Dr.
order
(quar.)
be
for
plant,
plant
officers
Ltd.
Previous
date
approximately
50%
9-20
kilowatts.—V.
184,
1
will
be
spent
replace
the
two
by
Americans on outboard
according to Howard F. Larson,
1957,
Marketing for Evinrude Motors.
boating has become the country's
and
will
continue
Evinrude
line
five
of
volume
oldest
such
as
?
biggest
because of
largely
now
in
three
from
ranges
horsepower
the
company's
to
35
biggest
are
in
now
the
of
In the United States,
use
the
year,
retail
industry will have
dollar
volume of $226,expected to sell approximately 700,000
$280,000,000.
Sept.
30,
a
largest producer of outboard motors In
increase of 35% in sales by the end of its
said.
This Is the largest single in¬
an
Mr.
company's
been
of
and
will record
sold
Larson
47
history.
year
out
again shw
by
June
D
Evinrude's
According
entire
to
1956
pro¬
Mr. Larson, the
in dollar volume
increase of close to 35%
an
of boats, trailers and boating
equipment will rise propor¬
with the sale of motors In 1957, Mr. Larson predicted.
In
223,000 outboard boats were sold.
This
figure rose to
boats
in
trailer
1955
sales
and
by
totalled
129,000.
Some
the
end
of
In
103,000
150,000
new
motor
true
for
that
1956
1954.
It
trailers
In
should
should
J 955
exceed
be
trailer
sold
by
sales
the end
trailers,
the
power
the
hardware
to
money
and
will
fleet.
he
and
be
and
grease
outboard
maintenance
184,
marine
gear
growing
of
be
$10,000,000
of
on
additional
skipper.—V.
will
water skis,
upward
$4,000,000
on accessories and equipment.
all manufacturers, Mr. Larson esti¬
spent next year at the retail level on
owner
dealers
$437,500,000
addition
storage,
Change
the
holds
by
this
over
to
Corp.—To
to
$625
If
mates
In
measuring
is
energy,
Sept.
on
There
spent
for
outboard
on
$55,000,000
is
and
motor
gasoline
on
available
no
slip
dockside
routine
accessories.
spent
about
estimate
mooring rentals,
of the outboard
purchases
1231.
p.
in¬
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.—Merger Approved—
planning to
23.
The
new
Merger
sh.'re.ioldors
proved
potentially
quickly
had
now
its
Oct.
meeting
of
one
research
9-17
1.
15%;
on
Sept.
Ohio,
with
new
the
size
plant
the
on
addition
last
for
following in
10-15
10
1
10-15
10-15
9-28
1960
and
that
1957
system.
above
the
and
This
present
filed
company,
and
securities
The
company
sale
be
In
addition
90,000
the
at
kilowatt
Co.,
bonds
Securities
a
1
9-
1
9-14
$1.25
10-
1
9-14
to
the
Of
the
net
SEC—
at
additional
shares
issue
to
this
of
its
of
of
like
a
11-
1
9-20
struction
purposes,
and
10-
1
9-20
property
additions
and
*3c
10-
1
8-31
10-
1
10-19
amount
mated
at
for
program
balance
of
to
be
bidding.
issuance
stock
will
be
issued
notes,
the
$104,853,000.—V.
18
months
184,
p.
used
The
11-
1
10-
1
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-18
$1.75
10-
1
Gas
for
a
applied
to
cost
for
for
pay
the
of
(quar.)
40c
,
10-15
10-
7
Olin
62M-C
10-
1
9-17
—
$1.25
10-
1
17y2c
,
10-
9-17
1
4%%
Payment
will
N.
15,
10-31
9-28
11-
1
10-
1
for
this
the
cost
15%
furds.
resident
Canadian non-residents
tax
tax
deductible
at
the
tax.
source.
Outboard
1957
Line
Increased
year
7%.
may
of
Evinrude
Mr.
left
of
ending Dec.
31,
9.
The
to
1.3
the
p.
the
shares
In
1
Nov.
on
due
Trust
1957,
fall
at
years
of
Mr.
hacn't
Webb
the
dollar
46
Unit
demand
Sept.
18
Wis.
for
Wall
to
St.,
New
Expand—
and
tremendous
Evinrude's
1957
Evi lrude
ever
ever
I
Webb
seen,
just
said.
we
happened
credits
the
hoped
we
"But
were
of
of
to
Division
motors
Manager
Evinrude's
111.
at
motors
a
press
at
con¬
City.
increase
to
sell
of
outboard
motors
wouldn't
thanks
able
outboard
Waukegan,
sale
line
this
program
Vice-President
Corp.,
have
the
out
in'dollar
too
best
1956
to
date
date
was
Is
Incorrect.
indicated
The
here.
corrected
payment
Mr.
motors
which was initiated in 1952.
Webb
sees
Evinrude sehing
at
in
1957
as
the
company
did
least
motors
many
selling
job
the
completely—something
engineering
as
year.
at
($25
par
per
Ala.—Files
of
notification
be
to
offered
covering
at
be
to
are
$8.25
used
per
to
pay
business.
insurance
properties
many,
An
if
even
substantial
have
Petrofina
(Petrofina
is
class
A
other
and
of
will
the
of
Into
.
surviving
assets
for
converted
be
stock.
common
funds
new
management's proposal
Inc.
Under the
Petroflna,
stock
Petrofina,
affiliate
an
the
American
common
Petrofina
oil
the
consist
2,999,278
ac¬
comoany,
Panhandle
and
in
of
expansion.
Fin^ncice Beige des
purposes
Comnagnie
of Belgium), an International organization engaged
refining, marketing and transportation of petroleum.
class
B
uron completion of the merger,
$9,640,000 of 3Vi% subordinated convertible debentures
of class A common stock and 1,000,000 shahes of
of
shares
stock
common
stock
will
Exchange $pn Oct.
See
be
American
also
outstanding.
It
admitted
trading
for
is
expected
that
class
the
A
Stock
American
the
on
1956.
1,
Peabody
Petrofina,
above.—V.
Inc.
and
sales
not
higher
more,
pro-
Co.
Coal
—
Debentures
Corp. and associates
1126.
184, p.
Offered
The First
—
Sept. 26 offered to the
on
public $35,000,000 of 5V4% sinking fund debentures, due
Oct.
1,
1976, at 100%, plus accrued interest from
Oct. 1, 1956.
This offering was oversubscribed and#the
books closed.
;
debentures
new
$1,950,000
which
calculated
is
the
of
entitled
are
to
sinking
a
fund
sufficient
to
principal
amount annually commencing Oct. 1, 1959,
retire
$33,150,000 or 94.7%
of the issue by
to
1975.
1,
the
expects to
companv
outstanding
debt
proceeds
fmm
the
sale
these
of
debentures,
approximately $28,180,000 for the payment
use
and
the
remainder
for
other
corporate
purposes,
including expenditures for property developments and additions, the
acquisition of additional coal reserves, the development of n°w mines
and the purchase or extension of related transoortation facilities, all
of
which
expected
to
BUSINESS—Comnany
is
1956-59.
the
in
are
bituminous
the
Midwest
operations
Ohio,
sales
pared
cost
about
$38,600,000
during
the
period
.
in
with
largest
commercial
producer
in
industry, selling primarily to electric utilities
largely under long-terra contracts.
Its mining
both underground and strip mining methods, with
states
for
Illinois
and
amounted
second
area,
involve
six
Green
the
coal
EARNINGS—For
this
sell,
Mobile,
letter
$1)
approved
27
Into
American
of
and
mines
for
Sept.
American
will
will
volume
before."
sell-out
-
Co.,
a
(par
Panhandle
merger,
PROCEEDS—Of
expansion
by W. J. Webb,
Marine
to
to
Corp.—Merger Approved--
on
of
the production,
Oct.
plant
Waldorf-Astoria, New York
ago when we figured a 35%
production,
over,"
the
Outboard
described
the
of
on
Milwaukee,
organization,
1956
Mr.
short
Motors,
million
a
disclosed
was
Webb
in
stock
filed
24
stock
corporation
of
the
all
The
Corp.—Evinrude
subsidiary, has been author¬
a
Commission
Capitalization of American Petrofina,
is esti¬
1, next, $219,000
1, 1987 at 102%.
Nov.
Co.,
Oil
share
each
Petroles
1126.
Bankers
PhiladelDhla, Pa.
184, p. 1020.
Exchange Commission—
Aug.
stockholders
American
con¬
Corp.—Partial Redemption
redemption
Corp.,
capital.—V.
underwrit'ng..
The proceeds
writing and acquiring additional
of
merge
plan
—_
debentures
the SEC
further
Motors Introduced—
introduction
that
tax.
for
at
184,
Marine
even
it
industry has
tax.
Income
made
facilities
1957,
for
Non¬
called
subordinate
of
Panhandle
-
retire
ference
dividend.
be
B
Y.—V.
in
Ltd.—
$25c
closed
Chemical
has
series
York
9-17
i
Mathieson
corporation
its
1
(quar.)
Corp.,
The
of
with
company's
9-18
——
9-
U.
Insurance
and
common
addition
American
common
$18,000,000
bank
will
improvements.
Securities
working
common
Life
on
9-20
construction
the
operated
be
Owens-Illinois.—
the
company
common
financing,
will
of
notification
of
without
at
$11,000,000.
proceeds
prepayment
to, or
preferred stock
for
P.
of
shares
quires
With
competitive
concurrently with, the
prior
and
shares
share,
a
proposes
the
of
Walnut
used
33.017
Edge-
unit
subsidiary,
and
respectively,
will
add
will represent
an
increase of
system capability of 1,700,000
sale
letter
a
Lighting Gas Supply Co.,
Pan-Coastal
late
1958
public
be
California
the
325,867
With
offered, for
Electric Co. 110,000
cash consideration of
10-
7
to
are
Corp.
subsidiary
when
1231.
p,
Contriner
1961.
and
kilowatt
Power
Pacific
by
The
*
filed
17
through
With Securities
170,000
two
service
ap¬
the
plant
Total
projected
go^ into
another
Pennsylvania
in
the
to
&
15
75c
.
income
record
The
May.
will
90,000
a
Ohio,
operation
kilowats
unit
was
Neew
its parent company.
The
sale, with an aggregate val"e of $8,146,675, will be
used to pay outstanding Indebtedness and to finance the cost of addi¬
tions and improvements.—V. 184, p. 922.
River.
of
originally
National
wholly-owned
a
Sept.
to
are
proceeds from
power
Ohio
Corp.
17.
met in
Co., Philadelphia, "Pa.—Files WitK SEC—
on
amount,
proceeds
ized
723.
announced
steam-electric
of
as
Sept.
on
Pacific Lighting Corp.—Unit Sells Stock to Parent—
$5)
and
Capacity—
20
face
The
the
(par
basis
p.
business
name
company
share)
180,
Container
companies
National Container
184, p. 922.
The
basis.
new
that
and
covering $250,000 of 6% renewable debentures payable (upon demand)
Sept. 10, 1961 to be offered in denominations of $100 and $500 each
With
with
stock
cash
a
both
of
National
and
company
-Oxford Loan
of
wnlcli
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
on
Sept. 20, 1956, covering $28,000,000 of first
mortgage bonds, due 1986,
and
60,000
shares
of
cumulative
preferred stock,
$100 par.
These
1
—
notification
common
The
und^r
V.
built
advantage
applications
working capital.—V.
simliar
of
with
40c
(quar.)
of
of
share
per
Ohio Power Co.—Registers
11-
—
for
letter
a
shares
$16.15
this
meeting here,
Amer¬
have
we
take
of
by shareholders
Owens-Illinois
York City.
According to J. P. Levis, Owens-Illinois Board Chairman, the merger
is scheduled to be completed,
and consolidated operations begun on
that
io-n
30c
Gold
not
filed
7,400
second
two
Lorain,
plant of
9-20
37 Vic
preferred
published
and/or
of
oil,
planning
y
the
the
Boston
Canadian
tax
These
new
a
; /
electric-
an
1956.
and
York, N. Y.—Files
Commission—
Stratton,
the
together
Castle
Co.
tPayable in U. S. funds, less
Jamaica
and
rope
motor
182,
New
kilowatts,
near
1
1
at
The
other
1
10-
(quar.)
books
British
new
a
Marketing research by Evinrude indicates that an average outboard
sale by an Evinrude dealer results in an additional expenditure
at
used
1231.
14
two
1958.
the
860.000
$$1.50
—
the
40c
(quar.)
Less
motors,
slip clutch.
sale
climbed
the
offered
to
to
Tilton,, ' and
to
p.
at
used
680,000
to
9-20
75c
(quar.)__—
be
In
with
New
11-
—
pfd.
(quar.)——
Less
h.p.
some
258,000
below.
Co.—To Increase Plant
1
11-
25c
pfd.
5%
Door
5%
x
■
18
that
motor
dollar
had
The
sales.
installment
be
broken
was
late
1959,
10-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
a
in
1954
expanded plans will increase the total cost from $62,000,000
approximately $116,000,000. The first unit is scheduled for
opera¬
"Two
resident
be
are
company's customefs
"Nuclear-Chicago."
business
Inc.,
an
scheduled
10-
$6c
In
as
motor
1957 the industry is
a
tionately
of
with
the
The
the
tPavable
the
increase
company sould
in 1957.
to
machinery.—V.
and
annual
biological
184,
construction
units
ground
to
$1.26
:
common
Steel
Ltd.
and
10
year,
duction
be
of
Sammis,
President,
on
double the size of the
will
kilowat
$1.25.
(quar.)
H.
capacity
$1.50
5.04%
'
•Transfer
to
radioactivity
cr
Sept.
on
are
will
under
now
parent
Zellers,
new
'
dollars
said
an
In
tor
crease
corporate profits for the fiscal year
in the company's history due to a
in
reserve
exceed
to
Ohio Edison
company
This
(quar.)
Consolidated
Annual
$1)
payable
atomic
name,
highest
employees
10-
12 Vac
(quar.)_„
Co.,
Bros.,
most
industries,"
on
not
to
9-17
;
Mines,
Jr.,
preferred
to
Northern
Nuclear-Chicago Corp.
Board and President,
said
that
Exchange
10-
$1.06 %
(quar.)
preferred
of
will
trade
medical,
and
offered
This
(quar.)
Co.,
Mfg.
5%
by
notification
(par
announced
commercial
Products,
covering
be
The
10-12
75c
$70c
—
7%
was
measuring
growth
industrial,
Oakite
9-14
9-10
50c
preferred
1887
Ltd.,
Co.
Youngstown
it
with
recreation
The
country,
fiscal
used
proposes
Sales
Evinrude,
9-21
1
,
——
preferred
it
its
the
were
increase
Securities
12-10
10-
;
Power
Steel
S.)
(J.
units
private
additions
it
proceeds
Chemical
because
by
radioactivity
new
1-2-57
25c
Water
Young
to
of
Corp.
manufactures
announced
present themselves."—V.
■i
York
&
stockholders,
substantial' cakh
water
Co.-
Towne
outboard
of the 35 h.p. models with
one
as
flew
boating equipment in
of
000,000.
evidence
be
and
a
start
275,000.
letter
a
applications
suggested
greatest
a
any
by
also
Aug.
$14.45
1
Monthly
<fe
filed
Chemical
name,
corporation
Tilton
9-10
$1
(quar.)
Wright-Hargreaves
Yale
which
available
Til ten; Chairman of the
change, to be voted on at the
the
Dr.
1
10-
——
(quar.)
(Wm.)
from
961.
p.
B.
14,
know
10-
10-
!
—
Wrlgley
&
which
peacetime
25c
Extra
routine
in
accounts,
notes
of equipment
Instrument
corporate
name
to
$1.43%
(quar.)
cpm.
(quar.)
common
Mills
1
O 50C
fquar.)
5V4%
Alexander
Woodside
oldest
"dress."
approximately 600,000 motors for
the
costs' of
development
approved
E.
9-20
$7VaC'
(quar.)
common
(Alan)
Dr.
9-14
10-
30c
(quar )
Southern
Oil
Wood,
Wood
if
name,
Ltd.—
preferred
Wisconsin
Wiser
1
$7 Vic
(cuar.)
preferred
preferred
14
trade
Instrument
for
its
Walter
common
preferred of
5%
change
9-17
25c
;
Wisconsin Public Service,
-
made
181,
Sept.
the
corporation,
struments
10-15
$1.25
.w
Mfg.
Wisconsin .Electric
.
9-14
'
preferred
Co.,
for
to
(issuance would
Dakota,
•
(quar.)
Stores,
and
to
easy
35
Some 5,000,000 outboard motors
Larson revealed.
By the end
sold
on
1
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Wilson
1
10-
nreferred
$4.25
Nuclear
SEC
:
Inc.
Motor Co.,
Wieboldt
negotiate
issued
be
Name—
up
10-15
10-15
(quar.)
Shoe
1st
10-
60c
,
Co.
Hardware,
White
37 Vac
;
j._:
(quar.)_
Whitaker Paper Co.
$2.80
10-
9-15
1
$15c
(quar.)
Wheeling Steel,
White
See
9-15
^
.
$25c
.i
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR.,
4% preferred (quar.)—
prior
11-
$1.50
(auar.)_
Weyenberg
•
Stationery Corp.—
A
$5
$2
(quar.)
(George) Ltd.—
(quar.)
Class
South
when
gas
on
and
as
swing to higher horsepower by all major outboard motor manufac¬
at
series)
(quar.)
Westmoreland.
exempted
both
volume
boats,
substantial
Securities—
(s-a)
Union
Weston
research
the
Mr.
Gas—
Tablet &
preferred
preferred
full
world's
refinements
silencer
it
models.
Nuclear-Chicago Corp.—Proposed New Name—
9-10
$35c
:
—
10-20
20c
SOc
(1952-1955
Common
proposed
defray
be
614.
Nov.
(accum.)
(quar.)
Plywood, Ltd., class B_
Western
for
9-15
40 c
.
class A (accum.)
preferred (quar.)—____
A5%
in
Company.—V.
Nuclear
10-
9-21
■; $2.50
Western
in
makes
of
line
new
two
are
billion
Larson
dollar
10-10
1
(quar.)—
Stores
Ltd.,
Natural
.
9-10
11-1
systems
corporation
pay
three
models.
a
and
Mr.
banks.
or
per
to
9-14
1
,'■.$1.05
Co., 70c pfd.
TnsurTC"
Western
boats
9-23
1
10-
.
$6
the
notes,
plans to
notes will
bank
covering 29,400 shares of class B stock
share, without underwriting.
The
$10
p.
10-
.
; 30c ;
Co
$1.40' preferred
-
SEC
1
9-15
...
:
4.40%
Department
Western
from
issue
h.p.
Director
Norton Portland Corp.,
Portland, Me.—Files With SEC
The
minor
air
new
which
.
motor
attractive
more
to
Boat
9-27
12-
1
25c
(quar.)
Utilities,
Western
10-
35c
(quar.)
bond
It
promissory
bank
natural
Gas
Tiiis
preferred
Western
1
12-10
12 Vic
_
.
outstanding
Natural
6
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
4.10%
Westates
10-
50c
•'
j,
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
Western
9-17
75c
(quar.)
the
commercial
a
obtained
distribution
a
Co.—
preferred
West
1
$$1.75 "
4.20 %
Texas
10-
.(quar.)—
4 Vi %
West
9-
:
The
loans from
9-21
1
$1.50
(quar.)
Power
9-21
J
10-
50c
West Kootenay Power & Light Co., Ltd.—
7%
1
10-
"
SI.20
pay
that
requirements.
bonds.
proceeds
line.
major and
size.
are
unit,
15
Close
turers.
gas
1
l'J-
_7
(quar.)_
West Coast Telephone Co.,
the
or
43
compression
nine
introduced
horsepower,
9-30
40c
(quar
1956
9-30'
10-
40c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Redemption—
10-15
10-15
even
starting
Corp.—Partial
10-15
20c
(quar.)
Welbilt
bidding
distribute
.'
:
and
North western's
existing electric system in South Dakota
and
gas
distributing ssytem in Nebraska, to convert boilers in Its Aberdeen
and
Mitchell, S. D.,
generat.ng
plants
fur
burning either natural
gas or coal,
to convert and extend its
existing gas distributing sys¬
tems in Aberdeen, Huron and
Mitchell, S. D., and to construct new
10-11
15c
quar.)__
(quar.)—
of
motor
features
,
requested
company
Twin
the 1956 deluxe motor, returns
Also
Warren
loan
to
9-15
5
2%
(quar.)
preferred
merger
of
The
a
9-27
1
11-
$1.25
common
convertible
10-11
10-
30c
(stock dividend)
(increased
preferred
&
3
9-15
3c
B
the
and
Big
horsepower units, two of whicn will be
electric-starting with, generator as optional equipment. These are the
rope-starting and electric-starting Big Twins and the electric-starting
Lark, which replace the three 30 h.p. motors of the 1956 line.
The Lark, which was
outstandingly popular in its introduction as
1125.
p.
competitive
9-15
;
common...
Co.
Wayne Knitting Mills
Weeden
10-
1
1
preferred (quar.)
Webb
The
9-19
30c
preferred
Watson-Standard
5%
1
10-
Corp.
common
convertible
Waukesha
10-15
1C-
(quar.)—
King Corp.,
6%
10-
$1.37 Vi
Pictures
Warren
excluded
its
the
manufacturer
to file to protect
applications for the
airlines'
were
outboard
the 1957 line has
reduced
Heading
company
has filed an application with
the
Federal Power
Commission
seeking
authorization
for
$1,300,000
principal
amount
of
first
mortgage bonds and si,500,000 principal amount of shortterm
promissory notes.
9-21
25c
_
carriers
half
con¬
forced
was
the
motors
part,
the
Ozark—had
Northwestern Public Service Co.—Plans
Financing—
9-21
10-i5
30c
;
other
Evinrude
The
of
the
sale
Warner
Waste
7
10-15'
35c
quar.)__
!
of
none
in
and
This
75c
(quar.):
all
Central
in
or
authorized
preference stock are being advised
that a partial re¬
demption of the shares is being made on Nov. 30, 1956. Shares
selected
by lot may be redeemed at $50 per share and
accrued dividends, at
City Bank Farmers Trust Co., 2 Wall St., New
York, N. Y.—V. 164,
p. 1875.
9-14
10-
(quar.)
common
preferred
North
whole
routes,
9-14
62 VaC
(increased
expressly
airlines—Allegheny
developed,
heard,
184,
Holders
10-10
10-
increased quar.)
Baking Co.,
5Vi7o
Inc.
was
other
heard
Northam
4-16
10-
;_j„
Tiernan,
LCA
routes,
As it
was
was
—V.
-7-17
.
$1.75
(quar.)
$1
&
LCA
1957
addition,
system
the
two
the
In
exclusively.
Today's court ruling serves only to delay the
Improvement of airline
service
in
the Lake
Central area,
North Centrals
officials
stated.
7
$12 Vac
,
the
interests.
case
(Hirr.m) Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
Wallace
Ward
7
1-17
5-1-57
8-1-57
(quar.L.
class A (quar.)
Co.,
2-1-57
37 Vic
37 Vac
System
Walker
•«
of
innovations.
action
this
says
since
for
further increase in
a
horsepower, an automobile-type generator and slip clutch
propeller which eliminates changing shear pins are tne leading features
10-17
__
preferred
for
routes
9-14
12y2c
(quar.)
preferred
Ltd,
9-20
10-
;
7%
Wagner Baking, 7%
1
its
(quar.)
(quar.).
10-
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
and,
application
Central
tract
$2.50
(accum.)_
Virginia Dare Sto.es Corp
Virginian Ry., 6%»preferred
6%
North
9-25
$2.50
;
preferred
6%
9-20
8
Co.—
.
preferred (s-at_
Virginia-Carolina Chemical—
participating
1
10-
(s-a)
5 %
6%
10-
$3
$50c
Snreveport
"
separate
10c
RR.
(quar.)
Vicksbi.xg,
filed
will necessitate
Greater
oorp.—
5%
v-
is
jection for sales in 1958, he said,
plant facilities.
General Corporation and
Investment News
10-12
1
2 %■
dividend;
5%
11-
to
sales
the
the
most
first
six
$48,957,865
of
part
the
accessible
to
erded
June
Mississippi,
Rivers.
$41,081,992
months
and
and
net
income
income
of
tr.
30,
1956,
$3,024,375
$1,942,946
for
net
com¬
the
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1396)
half
same
5129,988
of
1955.
and
full
the
For
income
amounted
sales
1955,
year
fund
debs,
The
Outstanding
$35,000,000
1976
due
SEC
$35,000,000
to
*10,673,778
($25
($5
$10,673,778
debtedness
of
constitutes principally in¬
is guaranteed by the
outstanding
remain
to
subsidiaries,
which
of
$6,516,473
$10,673,778, $3,401,800 bears interest at the rate
of
3% ; $6,566,473 at the
rate of 4%; $20,000 at the
rate of 5%,
«uid $685,505 is non-interest bearing; these obligations include $103,800
Of
company.
1956 to °ec. 31, 1956;
June 30, 1957; $657,355
•due in the period July 1, 1957 to Dec. 31, 1957; $2,448,869 due in 1958;
<981,585 due in 1959; $600,500 due in 1960; $570,000 due in 1961;
$656,000 due in 1962; $356,000 due in 1963; $256,000 due in each of
the years 1064 to 1969, inclusive;
and $512,000 due in 1970,
tJEach of6 these shares is convertible until Dec. 31,
1957 into 2,2
shares
common
due in the period July 1,
the period Jan. 1, 1957 to
5Issued
version
and
shares
of
redeemable
is
exclusive
are
convertible
5%
$26
at
of
purchase price of $5 per share.
reserved for c®n*
The company had
shares
1,389,648
shares.
the
of
1957,
severally
have
below
named
the following principal
from the company
purchase
to
warrants expire on Dec. 31,
The
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
This
21,
amounts
C.
debentures:
;
Ball, Burge & Kraus
North
Fitch,
Co.
Stearns
Co.
&
William
265,000
1,000,000
Pierce
named
are
be
to
A.
330,000
The
Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis
R. W. Pressprich & Co.
Ohio
Co.
&
200,000
L.
Dominick.
535.000
Reynolds
Dominick
&
Dillon,
Securities
330,000
Co
&
1,000,000
XSstabrook
Co..——
330,000
Barwell, Chapman & Co.
200,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
&
Olore, Forgan & Co
Goldman,
Sachs
Halgarten
&
Hateey,
Co.
&
Co
posals
ner
1956.
All
licker
Industries
1958,
Illinois
535,000
330,000
330,000
330,000
•--<
G.
265,000
Walker & Co.t*T'
H.
White,
1061.
p,
330,000
Tucker, Anthony & Co.
Van
Alstyne,
Noel
&
Company,
Inc.
184,
200,000
& Co
Trask & Co.—
Spencer
535,000
Noyes & Co.
Hornblower & Weeks..
Inc—330,000
Co.
&
Thomas
1,000,000
—*■
Weld
1,000,000
Co
&
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Acquires Interest in Uranium
Lands—See Holly Minerals Corp. above.—V. 184, p. 1126.
Piasecki
Aircraft
^
Exceptional
of vertical
advances,
necessity
for
made
short take off and
and
technical
been
he
today's
said,
large
builders
Continued
eliminating
gradually
expensive
airports.—V.
the
184,
U,
dollar
in
$4
been
called
cumulative
Payment
New
19,
will
York 5,
stock
be
N.
made
York
1956
to
of
Its
investment
registration
common
stock,
at
Oct.
on
$100
The
at
Y.—V.
Street Fund, Inc.
New
Shares
redemption
preferred
dividends.
This
for
183,
p.
15,
next,
per' share,
Corporation
2421.
—Files
The
SEC
Smith
Mr.
filed
company
statement
the
accrued
Co.,
120
covering
of
182,
on
135,000
Sept.
additional
Association,
Sept.
on
equipment
will
on
trust
Inc.,
Ulysses,
will
be
purchase
mailed
certificatees
from that
years
Sept.
be
of
Oct.
on
will
said
Sept.
25
the
Co.
is
Publicker
General
Sales
Inc.
a
letter
of
27
be
announced
for
used
notification
hopper
5
with
dated
and
it
184,
gondola
opening
Nov.
date.—V.
that
will
offer
competitive bidding.
finance about 80%
pro¬
than
will
five
expire
years
awarded
the
that
to
Facilities
alcohol
183,
this
of
USAF
under
contract,
communication,
Aeronautical
to
which
electronic
complete
requirements
and
behalf
on
to
assigns
and
of
RCA
Ltd.
Mr.
fire
control,
automatic
flight
of
all
Keating
said,
is
for
the
responsibility
i»g of
inade
with
&
the
the
184,
working
develop¬
15,
of
1956,
bids
and
on
Nov.
will
sale
for
the
of
results
stockholders
an
under
the
"The
Purina
$9,135,000
a
1,
for
bids
1956.
The
in
l-to-15
ore
Pinon
the
par
stock,
common
Plan
181,
for
and
opera¬
with
be
to
eligible
dealer's concession of $1 per share.
continued at time of going to press.
It
offered
strike
In
that
steel
for
above
July,
the
Sept.
share,
Net
to
concession
from
of
subscribe
per
90
cents
conversion
share.
to
of
$10)
income
share.
in
July
Gross
of
effects
in
Joseph
A.
year,
the
of
railroad
per
the
the
nationwide
August
21%
was
Fisher,
first
for
cents
to
equal
August
common
of
After
eight months
first
This
rights
additional
offered to
shares
until
See V. 184, p. 1231.
183,
an
Gross
operating
revenues
above
the
of
gross
Nov.
1,
$250,000 of 6%
1977,
writing.
p.
to
The
debentures
sold
be
letter of
a
in
proceeds
due
between
denominations
to
are
be
notification
used
of
$10
for
Nov.
each,
working
with
1,
was
the
long
announced
for
by
with
free
the
the
1972
SEC
through
without
under¬
capital.—V.
by
for
RCI's
RCI, one
synthetic resins,
and
affiliated
chemical
of
John
179,
making
another
as
at
Stevens,
of
in
RCI
Were
Vice-
the
in
the
world's
operates
13
U.
S.
and
leading
domestic
range
basic
through¬
producers
and
22
in
The
polyvinyl
chloride
resin
will
be
on
stream
be
located
facility
for
Fla.
the
production
Construction
of
of
this
methanol
plant
will
will
begin
being ink,production by early 1958.
promptly,
currently a major basic chemical producer of phenol, formal¬
phthalic
and
maleic
anhydrides,
pentaerythritol,
glycerine,
and
polymeric
plasticizers,
sulphuric
acid
and
oleum,
formic acid and sodium formate, hydrochloric and oxalic
acids, sodium
sulphite, chlorinated phenols and various textile chemicals.
a
major producer
melamlnes,
ureas,
pigments, all
of
protein
which
of
polyesters,
adhesives,
require
epoxys,
polyurethanes
basic
petrochemicals
alkyds,
and
in
phenolic,
chemical
their
and
this
initial
approximately
10%
formaldehyde.—V.
entry
of
184,
into
the
petrochemical
national
products
production
of
repre¬
methanol
weeks
ended
to
Sept.
This
period
preferred
$4.18
of
it
is
not
an
Metals
Oct.
Co., Ltd.
1956, it will
1,
1956,
8,
after
with
compares
last
stock
Income,
all
income
net
year.
dividends
share
per
shares
in
after
1956,
of
of
to
are
$1,417,038,
these
on
3,598,820
stock
common
deducting
compared
share
the
period.
In
the
share
common
preferred
with
were
dividends
$8,556,500
last
stock
common
ended
Sept.
share
per
the
at
time
of
also
cents
52
in
of
end
the
for
outstanding
amounted
8,
1955.
the
year.—V. 184,
has
company
1,
to
issue
applied
and
to
sell
total
A
period,
ot
same
during
to
of
compared
the
$1.67
1,980
as
stores
2,009
with
1232.
p,
Manteca, Calif.—To Issue
the
California
$500,000
1974.
of
6%
P.
U.
Commission
by the
Lynch,
to
for
debentures
due
income
v
debentures
the
are
balance
of
$1,000,000
a
„
secondary
stock
offering
owned
Chairman
Is
by
and
stockholders
Pierce,
issue
the
expected
Florence
Beane
The
...
in
•
October
Gifford,
offering
..
.
•
•
-
Hayden,
133,
of
wife
part of
the
Kenneth C.
of
Is subject to
two-for-one
and
offering.—V.
late
Schick
proposed
a
&
previously
.
Offering Expected—
President.
of
Ferner
underwrite
This
corporation
of
stock
Stone
approval
split-up.
&
Co.
are
Merrill
expected
3016.
p.
the
purchased
Co.
Fund,
substantially all of the assets of
to
$14,504,552, James N. White.
Phillips Gray, President and
amounting
and
stockholder
of
Investment
Mrs.
Co.
Mildied
the
investment
company,
announced
on
25.
Phillips
Phillips,
principal
holding
open-end
an
to
to
Fund,
holdings
Phillips
by
the
Petroleum
bonds,
ami
late
Co,
as
Frank
a
family
A.)
&
have
Clark,
counsel.
assets
Co.
also
Its
assets
stock,
common
preferred
about
over
well
and
$71,346,-
a
period
of
adviser
included
as
stocks
of
had
investment
to
substantial
U.
as
common
S.
Gov¬
stocks.—
825.
Servel, Inc.—To
Bendix
will
Investment
Stevens
Petroleum
other
1169
Fund
Phillips
investment
Phillips
and
pp.
The
sale,
Scudder,
its
as
of
ernment
See
the
1922
purchase, Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund,
fund, is transferring 379,044 shares of its
mutual
merger,
the
retained
184,
of
the
in
Phillips Investment Co.
Prior
years
of
formed
was
founder
company.
the terms
Under
the
has
Investment
principal
Sell Certain
Aviation
Corp.
Facilities—
above—V.
Sheaffer Pen
182,
p.
'
319.
Co.—Profit-Sharing Payment—
Employees of this company on Sept. 21 received
profit-sharing checks
to 15%
of their earnings during the three-month
period
ended Aug. 31.
amounting
latest profit-sharing payment brings to $15,764,000
the amount
paid out since the company originated its program in 1934, G. A.
Beck,
Vice-President, announced.—V. 184, p, 10.
Executive
Southern
General Insurance Co., Atlanta,
Ga.—Regis¬
ters With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
SEC
company
covering
pany
with
writers,
a
Sept.
on
95,714
offer
$1.50
per
headed
24
shares
to
proposes
by
that
per
Cash
with
of
share
proceeds
bank
a
ceeds
in
after
added
the
the
other
funds
to
the
of
statement
stock.
common
for
other
of
public
sale
with
The
at
per
the
are
the
$10
Fire
par
the
com¬
$14.50
per
under¬
shares
Insurance
common
stock
being offered by the company
pe-rsons.
will
be
used
$850,000,
and
share.
expenses
funds of
Progressive
of
amount
company
of
of
shares
original
$26
at
general
par
stockholders
stock sales
the
slock
of
$5
shares
10,357
amount
the
payment
Purchasers
Astor
of
in
loan
registration
being payable to the
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.. 20,714
certain
this
Progressive
any,
to
loan
of
its
and 25,000 shares
company;
$13
at
of
a
share commission
The
offered to the
Company in exchange for
of
filed
50,000
being
the
used
The
to
plus
of
the
pay
to
to
The
were
purchase
balance of
incident
balance
interest.
$1,000,000
of
pro¬
combined
38,643
shares
the
proceeds, if
sale, will ' be
this
company.
the
25,000 shares are Vincent Astor, 2,000 shares*
Company, 8,000 shares; The Robinson-Humphrey
Company;
5.000 shares;
and
John
Hay Whitney
with
certificates to
issued
and
in
General
shares
922.
p.
36
period,
with
same
Inc.,
Significantly,
property,
American
prior
Sabre-Pinon
Schick, Inc*—Secondary
color
manufac¬
ture.
sents
the
on
The
•
is
monomeric
is also
event
•
are
Concurrently, several millions of dollars of capital will be spent
by RCI to utilize basic petrochemicals to the optimum of
profitability.
RCI
present
the
information,
of
will proceed immediately
other corporations which have expressed an
of the properties and the erection of a
same
to
operation
share,
1957.
new
Pensacola,
Sabre-
present
of
Corp. is jointly owned by Electric Bond & Share
Co.,
United Gas Corp. and National Research
Corp.
Escambia pres¬
ently is producing ammonia, nitric acid, and ammonium nitrate near
and
Sabre-
Mexico"
New
on
agreement
S16,462i979.
to
per
week
These
foreign
plants.
Chemical
Fla,,
ascertain
the
The
RCI's long
supplies of
producing
customers
to
in
1955.
12
in
(W.
Reich¬
petrochemicals
W.
water
In
the
of
area
based
authorized.
corporation
Chemical
Corp.
program
basic
what
requested
Debentures—
this
Bay
Ltd.
agreement
problem
108,046
Following tne
Corp.
step
aimed
world.
chemicals
Escambia
Chemical
program
plastics
dollar
producer
Hodgins ^and
described
integration
the
Escambia
multi-million
S.
Escambia
Reichhold
petrochemicals
with
major
a
Theodore
chemicals and
out
the
Inc.
negotiated
basic
of
contracts
is
the
far
thus
the
Sept. 24 by Henry H. Reichhold, General Manager.
on
Chemicals
verticla
field
term
Lake
San Joaquin Telephone Co.
Reichhold Chemicals, Inc.—Enters Petrochemicals Field
into
the
water
Sabre-Pinon,
with
the
earnings
third
V.
through
for
in
The
of
Net
Inc.,
1433.
Entry
the company.
additional shares outstanding in 1956 prin¬
resulted from conversion of preferred stock.
Federal, state and Canadian incomes taxes amounted to $18,-
cipally
713.
Sept. 21 filed
on
Ambrosia
of
3,490,774
on
shares
company
Co.,
of
unusual
average
number outstanding during
weeks
of
1955,
the net
earnings per
$1,573,759.
$76,-
1062.
p.
in
1371.
p.
amounted
President
18%
184.
Metal
extension
an
the
36
Sept.
last year.—V.
of
the
deducting
earnings
shares,
cents
nine
1.955.
or
interest
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund, Inc.—Acquisition—
months of the year increased to
share, from $6,481,000, or $3.30
$90,015,000,
25%
a
development
amounted
Phillips
$11,431,000,
were
American
was
management
che
income
1955.
August.
eight
entered into on April 27,
conditions,
by The
Sabre-Pinon preferred and
certain
of
Total
net
income
equaled 1.2
cents
for
each
dollar of
sales
Safeway customers.
Both
sales and earnings thus far in 1956
the highest in Safeway's
history.
common
August
only
under
President,
per
share, in
per
$361,000,
period
same
were
in the
to
56
or
cents
revenues
first
per
43
or
last
over
the
$3.59
in
period
271,000
operating
for
or
share
for
$1,013,000,
was
dropped
$1,660,000
income
$6,898,000,
share,
per
share.
per
was
in
$7,896,023
„
August
with $834,392,
compared
Net
last
month
same
for
this
of
in
negotiations
taxes,
of
A
25.
income
on
Net
the
>
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Net Up Sharply—
being
Reading Co.—August Net Income Up 21%—
from
for
SEC
meeting without action on extending the
by Sabre-Pinon directors because 24 hours
The
there
the
and
Gifford,
recovery
net Income
the
agreement,
$4,500,000
indefinite
an
there
consequence.
mill."—V,
the
employees
was
of
the
consummate
common
partial
to
while
of
not
The
a
a
of
meeting
not
bodies
that
open
2518.
p.
The
purchase,
Ltd.
management
obstacle
special
Rayonier, Inc. — Secondary Offering — A secondary
offering of 135,900 shares of common stock (par $1) was
made on Sept. 25 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $33 per
share,
Reflecting
date.
the
Co.,
Mo.—Registers With SEC
Purchase
with
said.
"The
authority
RCI
1231.
p.
the
or
Pinon
June
with
for
Metals
compared
Stock
(Ruhrkohlenbezirk)
application
an
Corp.—Meeting Adjourned—
adjournment
whether
All
and its subsidiaries.—V.
25 filed
stocks, which would amount to
common
527,725
statement
the
of
Sept.
on
that
on
provides
American
period
registration
K.
W,
of
without
expired
1956,
system,
on
company
early
mature
shares of common stock (par
Sept. 17 by Bache & Co. at $33.25
Sept. 26 at $31
of
develop
Sept. 24 filed a
SEC covering 15,000 shares of its $25
company
board
meeting of this uranium company, adjourned until Sept.
taking action on an extension beyond Sept. 30, 1956
agreement the company has with The American Metal
Co., Ltd.
the
1231.
p.
the
company as its
Executive Viceboard of directors.—V.
184, p. 430.
annual
1956,
at
This
Pensacola,
Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary offer-
dealer's
a
-offering
28,
was
$7,305,000 of
Requests
cars.
20,000
on
The
will
control radar system to meet
CF-105's tremendous speed,
range
from
the
debentures are lo be
issued
in exchange
for the company's 25-year
sinking Fund external gold debentures due Jan. 1, 1953.—V. 160, p. 1670.
on
functions
has
Vice-
Jan.
Corp. of America also
integration
the Radio
Execu¬
who
elected
of a trust indenture
under
the trust Indenture Act of
pursuant to which $2,144,000 of 4'/2% debt adjustment debentures,
1, 1973, are to be issued.
According to tne application, these
due
Canadian
respohs bllity
for
integrated
an
the
full
system
Chief
Rheem,
was
tne
Aircraft,
fire
altitude.—V.
tional
near
of
corporation
interest
RCA
and
S.
qualification
1939
to
multi-million
a
dehyde.
Poor
This
does
Division.
electronic
Division,
performing
by RCA,
member
a
to
an
R.
Rheem
II.
serving
amount
has
L.
—Proposed Exchange Offer—
$1.81
"ASTRA"
been
could
of
to
resignations
D.
Rhine-Ruhr Water Service Union
Corpo¬
and
the
Rheem
prior
2079.
p.
corporation
Aeronautical
complete
a
S.
mor®
nor
President
as
according
Board.
Board.
has
and
elected
the
accepted
W.
Walker
feels
ethyl
contract
Production,
of
the
been
of
agreement was recommended
termination
of
has
corporation,
April
bidders.
from
tons.—V.
on an associate basis, with
the automatic flight controls.
addition
In
Mr.
with
••
to
and
Mr.
which
that
announced
which
Pa.,
less
not
eligible
short
development
Defense
of
Presidents,
Kansas
Exchange Commission—
filed
11
certificates
proceeds
Bonyun
of
Publicker Industries
of
butadiene
Honeywell's
of
Arrangements
$36,752
company
The
Mr.
of
on
RCA
ment
1572.
p.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—To Sell Equipments—
This
and
development
named
per
principal amount of equity certificates to its
members and subscribers, with the minimum amount to
be $45 to any
ruroj resident
member.
There will be no underwriting.
The proceeds from the sale of the
stock, together with other funds,
are
to
oe 4»sed
to purchase and acquire the telephone exchange ana
system of Satanta Telephone Co.
equipment
Vice-President
jet fighter- is under development by^-AVRO
Honeywell's
wi^h
Net
4,000 shares
plus
amendment
an
value.—V.
par
Securities and
corporation
covering
all
to
87,000
Force has
navigation and
control system.
(N. Y.)—Registers With SEC—
$1
Telephone
With
Air
Department
for
hold
Pioneer
of
the date of termination of the existing lease. Upon
Federal Facilities Corporation
will enter into
for a period of not less than 30 days from Oct.
of
charge
covering
Trust
of
directors
Rheem
Reed Rolled Thread Die Co., Holden, Mass.—Files—
Broadway,
Pine
securities
Journal
Canada.
The
of
of
shares
1,259
Corp. of America—Canadian Contract—
S.
CF-105
The
of
668.
Pillsbury Mills, Inc.—Partial Redemption—
There have
Corp.
term
a
produces
research
dent
2931.
p.
number
Minneapolis
Honeywell
Regulator
Co.
will
design
and
develop
a
complete and integrated electronic weapon system for the new CF-105
Jet
combat plane of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force,
it
was
an¬
nounced on Sept. 27 by Theodore A. Smith, Executive Vice-President,
RCA Defense Electronic Products, and Stephen F. Keating, Vice-Presi¬
increase
181,
elected
Philadelphia,
of
for
announced
plant
capacity
Radio
future
p.
Pickering Lumber Corp.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 40,000 shares of common stock (par
$3.75) was made on Sept. 26 by Reynolds & Co. and
Cruttenden & Co. at $15.50 per share, with a dealer's
concession of $1 per share. It was quickly completed.—
V.
capital
proposals,
and
This
European
he said.
landing aircraft,
are
and
several
by
The
the
Sabre-Pinon
Sales
Inc.,
years from
of
ration
its
Providence
of
negotiations
with those submitting proposals. The date
negotiations
will be
determined
by
Federal
said
has
progress
maximum
1956
such
Corp.—Cross Licensing Negotiation?
Negotiations for representation and cross licensing of aeronautical
products have been initiated between this corporation here and several
European
aircraft manufacturers,
according
to
Frank
N.
Piasecki,
President.
15
lease
of
of
Chariman
named
Chairman
Inc.—Bonyun V.-Pres. of Unit—
been
Corporation
shall be
and
receipt
shares
for
share,
per
Ralston Purina Co., St. Louis,
200,000
Inc.
Stroud
Ripley & Co.,
...
Hemphill,
200,000
330,000
265,000
—
Smithers & Co...
Stern Brothers & Co..
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
4,525,000
Harriman
& Scrib-
Deane
been
Sept.
on
lease
the Government-owned alcohol
butadiene
plant
at
Ky„ would be received during the period ending Oct, 31,
proposals shall be subject to the existing lease with Pub¬
to
Louisville,
a
F. S.
Co.
&
535,000
330,000
Singer,
535,000
Stuart
Inc.
330,000
Co.
330,000
Com
265,000
330,000
&
Co.,
&
Co.
Inc...
Rothschild
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
Shearson,
Hammill
&
Union
Securities
Bquitable
Inc.
535,000
Reinholdt & Gardner..
F.
value
has
Chemical
Facilities
Federal
200,000
Co
330,000
-
Wistman,
—V.
Wells
Merle-Smith...
&
535.000
200,000
200,000
Newhard, Cook & Co.—
M. Dain & Company,
The
a
200,000
Co.—
Sfullaney,
Schmertz
Co., Inc
Inc.
,
200,000
265,000
200,000
Co
Cunningham,
Dick
1,000,000
F.
Officers
expire
&
&
Jr.,
SEC
Trust Agreement dated Sept. 20,
President, and six other individuals
The
trustees.
par
the
Voting
a
of the Chemical Division
Manager
The
Co.,
200,000
Co
-
&
and
certificates
with
the voting trust certificates is
by
$1,200
Bonyun,
statement
Manufacturing Co.—Elects Walker President—
Lightfoot Walker
tive
R.
&
100,000
Julien Collins &
Courts & Co.
Cruttenden
i
Leonard
Lynch
S. Moseley
voting
as
stock,
Alcohol
31,
Providence,
company
Publicker Industries,
Pierce,
535,000
(Inc.)
Co.,
trust
under
Metcalf,
represented
capital
330,000
Moore,
Co.
Republic
letter of notification with the
capital stock
(par
10
cents)
to
be
a
registration
a
voting
issued
be
G.
annual
Inc.
The Milwaukee Co
330,000
Blyth & Co., Inc
Marks
M.
Lynch,
filed
covering
to
100,000
Fenner & Beane
Merrill, Turben &
330,000
Co.__
&
100,000
Co.
Merrill
535,000
Inc
Blunt Ellis & Simmons.
&
Co.
Laurence
100,000
Blair
Central
McMaster Hutchinson &
535,000
Co.__
&
G. Becker & Co. Inc.
Blair
330,000
200,000
&
w—
Bear,
A.
1,000,000
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co,_
W. C. Langley & Co.„
McCormlck & Co
200,000
—
Whipple & Co._
Robert W. Baird & Co.,
Barret,
& Co.
535.000
265,000
200,000
Corp.
Bacon,
Inc.
and
100,000
Share Corp.
Kidder, Peabody
Securities
American
Bond
Indianapolis
Corp. $5,025,000
& Co., Inc.
535,000
Allyn
Journal
company
1956,
than
A.
an
6,000
1956,
4,
The First Boston
pay
stock
H.
outstanding at June 30, 1956 transferable subscription warrants for the
purchase
of
184,956 authorized but
unissued common shares at a
filed
11
I.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
With
share.
per
preferred
prior
to
total,
Providence
such
principal amount
<2,251,669 due in
used
Rheem
A.
President
J55o,859 shs.
17,363,739 shs.
555,859 shs.
9,000,000 shs.
value)
par
Y.—Files
underwriting.
The proceeds are
outstanding note and for working capital.
shares are to be offered to employees as com¬
'
pensation,
—
-
shares
N.
38,136 shares of
$3.3314 per share, without
at
the
Of
(cumul.j,
shares
value)
par
Common
•The
pfd.
prior
Sept.
on
Thornwood,
Corp.,
Exchange Commission—
covering
be
to
1970
conv.
corporation
offered
Notespayable to banks and others, due
S%
Research
With Securities and
18,106,614
sink,
Production
$87,-
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
Authorized
5V«%
to
$6,909,922,
to
CAPITALIZATION
...Monday, October 1, 1956
the
now
of
name
owns
Atwell
of
39,643
Progressive
be
and
shares
Company,
(79.2%)
10,000
of
the
shares.
50,000
Southern
outstanding
common.
Power Corp. of Canada, Ltd.—To
Redeem Debentures
The
of
Is
its
company
4V2%
debentures
being made at
Shares
p.
recently called for redemption
were
due
any branch
convertible
Feb.
in
into
543.
1,
1968
at
up
of
Sept.
20,
1956.
to
per share.
Payment
Royal Bank of Canada.
Sept.
13,
1956.—V.
181,
Southern
Rexrug Mills, Inc., New York, N. Y.—Files With SEC
all
$103
Canada of the
common
as
The
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
be
used
at
for
$1
o*
300,000
per
Sept.
shares
share,
equipment,
7
filed
of
without
building,
a
letter
common
of
stock
notification
(par
underwriting.
The
sales promotion and
10
with
cents)
proceeds
the
to
be
are
to
With
working capital.
The
19,
of
company
1956
its
New
Securities
(not
$25
par
filed
Sept.
England
and
a
Telephone
Exchange
registration
Co.
—
Registers
Commission—
statement
with
the
SEC
on
Sept
20 as previously reported) covering 679,012
shares
capital stock (common).
These shares are to be
offered
Volume 184
Number 5573
The Commercial and financial Chronicle
.
at $30 per share, by stockholders of record at the
Oct. 1, 1956, in the ratio'of one share for each
subscription,
for
close "of
.
.
business
to
eight
shares/then "held.
Transferable
warrants are
to stockhdlders to .evidence-their subscription-rights,/
of
/
'
.
to
,
William R.
In
stock
and
April
and
Will* start
Claude
E.
the
sold
in
and
Nevada
about
R.
for
rail
130
where
station
has
sold at SP offices in larger cities,
be
of
Messrs.
said.
Johnson
Mr.
Bids for Equipments to Be
of
notes
purchase.
Offering—A
the
The
Eleptric
?
sales
shaver
A.
declared
for
due
are
substantial
a
General.; Sales
Barioni,
Q.
V
•'
Manager
sec¬
cost
the
To
to
notes
the
estimated
cash
$350,000
has
concluded
December
of
Insurance
The
cumulative
Allstate
preferred
stock,
$25
value,
par
of
total of
a
17,500 shares
of
with
stock.
common
than
more
research
184,
730.
p.
Project—*
$1,000,000 during the
to help farmers
next five
take full
program
the farm, it was announced on Sept'.
on
18.
be launched
Model
.
Farm
Oct.
3
with
Shop near
the
opening of the
111., 55 mUes
Huntley,
recently
57%
reported
above
year
net
earnings
for
those of the first
the
half
first
of
fix
1955.
Net
six
Farm Shop,
2,000
thari
located On
mechanical
tools,
50
Trans
O.
160-acre dairy farm,
a
that
aid
.farmer
a
could
and accessories installed.
manufacturers are included.—V.
different
has every
conceivably
machines
us®
Products
183,
of
2081.
p.
Airways, Inc.—Earnings, etc—
Caribbean
Chalk, President, on Sept.. 21 announced, that the earnings
corporation and its wholly owned subsidiaries for' the sixmonth period ended June
30,
1956, from both recurring and non¬
recurring sources, after provisions for income taxes, was in the sum
of $405,653—equivalent to 43.6 cents per share.
Roy
this
of
The
directors
share
of
31,
D.
will
stated
include
subsidiary,
C."—V.
dividend
,
further
1956
acquired
the dividend rate on the preferred stock will be 5V2% per. annum,
a sinking
fund intended to retire annually approximately 5% of
issue, and that the exercise price of the warrants- •will be *820 per
share of common stock for the first three years -and $22.50 per share
-'for the next two years.
The company intends to use a portion of the r
/ proceeds of this sale to retire the notes to be issued by its subsidiaries
Sept. 19 declared a
A stock, payable Oct.
Sept. 28, 1956.
on
class
record
Chalk
Mr.
Dec.
expected
the
on
holders
40,000
five-year
It is
Thor
modern
the
more
stock purchase warrants attached, entitling the holders thereof
purchase
the
The Model
price payable at
Massachusetts
Co.
hand,—V.
on
Chicago.
this
of
type of
in
•
from
Insurance
funds
months, as reported, were up 37%—$13,780,682 com¬
pared with $10,059,726 for the first six months of 1955.
preliminary negotiations for -the sale
or
January 1957 to Massaehusetts
and
the
of
company
sales for
1956
Co.
and "from
spend
would
program
and
months
has
company
of
pipeline
Hurley, Jr., President of Thor and founder of the Thor Re¬
Living which will administer the project,
northwest
connection with this
the purchase
of
borrow
will
nationwide
a
the
Center
the
The
$50,000,
miles
184,
D.
C.
15,
of five cents, per
to class A stock¬
1956,
that/'the second half of the year ending
the earnings of Trans Caribbean's newly
Transit System,
Inc.,
of
Washington,
964.
p.
the
Fannin's
connection
Gas
Transamerica Corp.—Files as Holding
The
&
with
corporation
statement; with
Equipment Co. and to pay obligations "incurred '
recent' acquisition of properties at Prescott,
"Ariz., and Blythe, Calif.; the'balance will be added to the. general
funds of the company, to be available for general corporate purposes,
including replenishment of working capital.—V. .184, p. 1273.
Company
holding
Sun Oil Co.—New Officers of Canadian Unit—
Askew,
of the
member
W,
.
C.
President
board
Oil
Sun
of
of directors
Ltd.,
Co.,
of J3un-Canadian
has
been
kince
Pipe Line Co., Ltd.;
new
as
Kinsolving, Sun-Canadian President, announced on Sept. 20.
ownership of Sun-Canadian Pipe Line Co., Ltd-., is held
Oil Cou, Ltd., Toronto, Canadian subsidiary of Sun Oil Co.,
Philadelphia,
Pa.
'Holding
holding company law provides that each bank holding
defined by the act, shall register with the Federal Re¬
184, p. 964.
-
/ "
■
" *
'
*
'
Co., Roanoke, III.—Stock Of*
fered—White & Co., St. Louis, Mo., on Sept. 25 publicly
J offered 50,000 shares of class A common stock (par $1)
at $6.50 per share.
,
.
Ulrich
,
by, Sun
.
Bank
a
Two-thirds
VEjectric
the
Act nf
Board-not later than January. 1957.—V.
serve
,
elected
Reserve- Board. under,
.
The
.
.
T.
Company—
announoed it has .filed its registration
17
Federal
company
company,
W.
Sept.
on
the
1956.
This registration of Transamerica as a bank
takes place some four months ahead of the date set.
-by the board, and is believed to constitute the'first registration filed.under, the act."
•' * •
■
the
v
V
' '
,v \- ; shavers .sales ~fcr 1956 Will show a rise of nearly 200%
1951, -Alrr Barioni' said./'-Introduction of the new Remington
Rollectric,
embodying; an
entirely
new
principle
of
shaving,
will
..
at
subsidiaries in
part
will
company
in
Life
in
expansion in 1957, :
of the corporation's
factured.
said
market
is
to
hand.
search Center for Better Farm
with
total of 20,000,000 Remington Shavers have been manu-.
a
in
stock
common
company
on
Neil C.
entered into an
petroleum gas business,
subsidiaries
of
advantage of mechanization
that
.
will mark the 20th year that' Remington has produced electric shavers.
Since, 1937,
will
for
the
provide
the
to
•
At the:same.time, It was pointed out that 1957
Inc.
amounts
or
obligations of its
company
common
Remington Rand Electric -Shavei/DiVision, at the press preview whichinarked the introduction pf .u ^new revolutioiiaty dlectric" shaver," held
Sept., 27 in New -York;
Co.,
company
liquefied
the
of
held
the
in
issuance
shares
Sperry Rand Corp.—Electric Shaver Sales in for Big
; •/:
the
of
the
of
notes
appliances
closing,
and
.
*
&
Mutual Life Insurance Co., thus increasing to $2,000,000 the company's
4% %
sinking fund notes, due March 1, 1971.
ondary offering of 10,00 shares of common stock (par
$6) was made on Sept. 24 by Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis at $52.75 per share, with a dealer's concession of
$1 per share.; It was discontinued on the following day.
—V. 184, p. 730.
•/;/ ' / '' ;
v :
v
V;_Rise in 1957—^
Peabody
line from
Thor Power Tool Co.—Farm Research
related
additional
Mutual
Co.—Secondary
shares
on
connection
issuance
Life
shares of preferred
of
common
stock,
of 40,000
funds
the
-
The
subsidiaries
,
Chemical
Co.
purchase
17,500
Inc.
and Kidder,
the
seller's
these
of
noon
Spencer
Massachusetts Mutual
to
from
proposes to construct' approximately 14.1
the eastern terminus of its Howard Street
northerly City limits of Chicago, where it will make an addi¬
with Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co. and Northern
Illinois Gas Co.
Chicago District estimated the cdst bf constructing
these facilities to be $4,600,000, which will be financed
by borrowing,
6,000
3,780
v„
sale
to
promissory
guaranteed
Received Oct. 10—
company
to
/
proposed
to
tional
resale, the purchase price of which
above referred to) will be the lower
value at the closing date (except
the price of used appliances will be agreed upon), and will be
for by the delivery of additional 4Vi%
six-month promissory
of the company's subsidiaries.
The aggregate principal amount
paid
at Room 2117, 165 Broadway, New York 6, N. Y., will
(EDT) on Oct.
Id receive bids for the purchase from
it of $9,600,000 equipment trust certificates, series VV, to mature in
15
equal anndal instalments and to be secured by new equipment
costing not less tijan $12,800,000.—V. 184, p. 1232.
The
up
36-inch
6,000
...
corporation,
included
the
that
/
.
,.
57
Texas. Illinois estimates the. cost of this construction
area.
$6,411,000, which will be financed
Chicago District
-
follows:
are as
,
_
the
purchase
assets
and
gas
(nqt
explained.
"We are glad to enter into this agreement with Southern Pacific
so that
the availability of United Air Lines tickets will be extended
to many points in the West where United has no direct or agent
representation,"
Chicago
number
aggregate
principal amount of $299,000.
The purchase does not include the
cash or accounts receivable of the seller, but does include inventories
Johnson
and
the
.:
Co
certain
the
balance of
six-month
announced
United
Airline tickets will not
Peterson
system passenger traffic—
Vice-President and Assistant
on
Sept. 20 tickets will be
ticket offices in California, Oregon
no
office
or
representation.
Johnson,
E.
UAL,
together with
and
thereto, to Fannin's G'as & Equipment Co.,
located in Phoenix, Ariz., and nearby areas.
purchase price is payable at the closing to be held
by Oct. 1, 1956 by the delivery of 9,524 shares of the company's
common stock, payment of $301,000 in cash and the delivery of 4'/i%
Vice-President,
SP's
and
President
1956
certain
The
1.
Peterson,
relations,
public
to
Oct.
purchased by each
and Allstate Insurance
for
Arizona
an
arrangement
airline,
&
with
warrants
agreement
this railroad company of United Air Lines tickets, the first
effected in the country between a railroad and
by
underwriters
Private Placement of Notes and Preferred Stock—
In
Sale
1952
years
Southern Pacific Co.—To Sell Airline Tickets—
such
in
be
the
of
names
Wagenseller & Durst,
arrange said private placement.
1232.
p.
Staats
connection
Insurance Co.
will be added to- the general funds of the company
for property
additions
and improvements.—V.
184,
proceeds
expended
issued
were
Shares
pay
the
and
warrants
retired.'
of shares of common/stock to be
advances from American which are expected to approxi¬
mate $15,800,000 at the time the proceeds are received.
The Remainder
of
since
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.,
■
first
These
1958.
UNDERWRITERS—The
Telephone.
American-Telephone &' Telegraph Co, owns 21.61% of the outstanding
common stock-of the; issuer;
and« it-intends to. sell, as a whole, at
competitive bidding, the 1,173,696 rights which it will receive.
Net proceeds of the financing by Southern New England Telephone
are estimated at $20,275,000.
From the proceeds, the company intends
the
28,
io purchase
statement also* includes 1,113,696 rights.
capital stock of Southern. New England
The registration
>
Shares
Feb.
on
debt' securities
.
issued
be
(1397)
'
Manufacturing
.
the
accelerate
rate
of:
shaver, .which
bring thousands-of
new
have
the
in
electric
like
combs.
These
that
so
they
Mr,
outside
two
25
rollers
also
announced
Treasurer,
Askew
PROCEEDS—The
as
and
tant
Joined
Agnew
and
Secretary
Oil Co.
Sun
Assistant
working
net
to be used
proceeds are
to
reduce bank loans
capital.
*.
manufactures earth moving equipment,
finished parts, hydraulic products, and a recently added line of in¬
dustrial and
sanitary Dumps.
The company's plant is located in
Roanoke, 111.—V, 184, p. 82G.
'
'
Auditor -in 1920, becoming Assis¬
in 1947.
On Jan. 18, 1949,
as
for
BUSINESS—The
years.
Mr.
revolving 'combs' depress skin surrounding
be. clipped below the ordinary shaving
can
and
Moffett
Blair
Mr.
"has
the election of John C. Agnew, a
Secretary, and the resignation of John
as
Secretary and a director.
has been associated with the parent Sun Oil Co. for
Kinsolving
director
...
..
whiskers
This
business.
more
new tisersr1 into; our
early model electric shavers."
new shaver,"
Mr. Barioni explained,
serrated
shaver
comfortable shave,. will
market, especially those who
closer,
a1
tried
"The
the
increase
permits
•
Treasurer
company
.
he
level."
The
department,
V.
184,
drug
825.
p.
Rollectric
Remington
new
jewelry
and
Shaver
The
stores.
board
available at appliance,
retail price is $31.50.—
is
elected
was*
of
Underwood
corpiftation
The
on Sept. 42 filed, a
letter of notification,; with the
shares of redeemable preferred non-voting capital
offered at par ($100 per shajre), withpyt underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital. *
'
covering ,300
,
t
be
to
Standard
Steel
Pressed
Co., Jenkintown,
!
This
company,
The
stock
Nov.
1
the
at
subscribed
offered
V.
rate
for
183,
of
would
publicly.
stockholders
to
share for
one
be
Until
1798 and
pp.
offered
the
1620.
by
Oct.
shares
each 20
purchased
now
from
held.
Kidder,
has
company
16
This
stock of Super Valu.—V.
common
par
board of directors.
*
*
. ,
the
with
182,
investment
company expects to file* shortly a
Securities and Exchange Commission
offering
The
SEC
covering
300,000
Sept. 24 filed a registration
shares of its capital stock.
and,
proeeeds
from
the
sale
proposed
a
^public
would be'added toworking capital
of plant facilities,
engineering and general
debentures
the
of
general funds of the corporation and used
to the extent available,
for modernization
development
721.
p.
covering
of
approximately $5,Q00,000 of 15-year convertible ^Subor¬
debentures/ Lehman Brothers will head
the
underwriting
group.
Commission—
company on
registration'/ statement with
This
the
179, p. 1935.
Shares, Inc., Des Moines, Iowa—Registers
Moines
Des
statement
—V.
the
Convertible Debenture Issue—
expansion
of
products,
new
research and
184, pi. 1171.
operations.—V.
of
as
through
&
not
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—Unit
-,
and
Co.
closely
been
$5
the
Shares
Peabody
the
of
Plans
a
With Securities and Exchange
large producer of precision fasteners, filed a regis¬
tration statement on Sejpt. 27 with the SEC covering a proposed sub¬
scription offering of 25,800 common shares.
be
under
Supervised
Pa.—Regis¬
a
would
Stowell, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer,
on Sept.
20 that he will retire on Nov. 1. He will remain
member of
a
dinated
ters With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Retire—
to
Newell' (Wayzata,
B.
shares
C.
Corp.—Chairman
announced
as
Mttitt.) and thrfee other individuals, voting
voting trust agreement dated Dec. 7, 1951, for stpck
of this corporation on Sept. 24 filed a registration statement witW'the
SEC
for
registration
of
voting
trust
certificates
covering
136,266
L.
trustees
SEC1
L.
Super Valu Stores, Inc., Hopkins, Minn.—Voting Trust
Certificates Registered With SEC—
Spruce Plywobd Cooperative of Alaska, Inc., Juneau,
Alaska—Files With SEC—
/Stock
Secretary and Treasurer, and member of the company's
directors with offices in Philadelphia.—V.
184, p. 157.
The
Products
Expands—
Union Carbide & Carbon
Line Co., a subsidiary, has completed
fractionation plant and related trans¬
portation facilities on a 50-acre tidewater site at nearby La Porte, it
was
announced on Sept. 10 by Gardiner Symonds, President of both
companies.
The new facilities, constructed at Barbour's Cut on the west side of
held.—
and
-
Stauffer Chemical Co.—Builds New Plant—
This company on Sept. 26 announced
that it will build a major
plant to produce titanium tetrachloride at Ashtabula, Ohio. The new
facility Will supply the titanium tetrachloride needs of the titanium
sponge plant which National Distillers Products Corp.
plans for the
saipe area.
The latter is reported to have a capacity of 5,000 tons of
Tennessee
operation
placed in
Sept. 18 that this corporation has agreed to
acquire all of the business and assets of The Visking Corp. on a basis
that will provide to the stockholders of Visking one share of Union
Carbide stock for
each
2Va
shares of Visking.
Completion of the
Zt
new
transaction
Houston
and
tank
announced
was
be held
Ship - channel, include the fractionation plant, which
processes liquefied
petroleum gases; a battery of storage tanks, and
installations for the loading and unloading af barges, railway tank cars
the
Corp.—Acquisition—
Pipe
a
on
requires
at
approval
a
Visking stockholders to
meeting of
1.
Dec.
on
business is the production of meat casings from cellulose
qf polyethylene film.
The acquisi ion of Visking
Visking's
fabrication
and
the
will
mark
.
titanium
sponge
per
"
annum.
is
has
under
way
at Niagara Falls,
currently being
It
in
doubled.'
anticipated that the
is
.
N. Y.
will
unit
be
stream
on
•.
'
late
•
-
•
Merger With West End Chemical Approved—
The
merger
of
End -Chemical
West
Co.
Stauffer
into
was
approved, by the stockholders of both companies on
is expected that the merger will become effective
Oct. 1, 1956.—V. 184, p. 1063.
It
Chemical
Sept.
on
Co.
25.
or
Suburban Gas Service, Inc.—Stock
-
as
-
^
..
PROCEEDS—No part of the proceed*, will be received by the company,
the shares are being sold by certain selling stockholders,
BUSINESS—Corporation was incorporated in California Jan. 2, 1948
for the purpose..»pf acquiring*; and" operating two pre-existing businesses
engaged in the sale and: distribution-of liquified petroleum gas.
Either
-
directly
and
underwater
25,
shares
thereof,
A.
shares,
,
filed
a
registration
covering 3,700,000 of I the
are
P.
46.2%
or
to
be
Scott.
of
offered
Mr.
the
ior
Scott
sales and-distribution
The ..principal executive
listed
outstanding
the
as
stock.
He
owner
of
East .Foothill
Boulevard,
of the company are
Upland,-Calif., approximately
of.Los.Angeles, "v
located
50
at
miles
60
east
.
73
the following
made
were
cents;
1953,
cents.
A
as
years
follows:
32'4
ended
1954,
-common
April
five
1950,
cents;
the
on
40
30
cents;
was
AT AUG.
sinking, fund-, .notes,, due
March
1971
55
paid
31,
cents;
on
notes
Cumulative
\
preferred
stock
(par
418,072
stock
$1)_
(par
;
♦Not
$25)
and
July 31,
1956,
l9o6.
40,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
Outstanding
•
'
$1,650,000
393,072
None
♦327,377 shs.
including 15,000 shares of common stock reserved for issuance
at $3 per share upon exercise of stock purchase warrants which expire
these
fields.—V.
184,
with
the
is
The
Pont
The
de
pipeline,
12%-inch
to
of
cost
the
with
its Coco com¬
interconnection
chemical
Co.
&
Nemour6
estimated
proposes
the
together
facilities, from
to a point of
and regulating
Kanawha County
du
Va.
to
Virginia
plant
products
proposed
construction
which will be financed by The Columbia Gas System.
$845,853
feet
of
miles
in
I.
W.
company
subsidiary of The Columbia Gas System,
a
17.7
E.
Belle,
this
a
measuring
station
pressor
authorized
has
natural
gas
facilities in West
direct industrial customer.
operate
gas to
company,
construct
necessary
proposed line will have a designed capacity of 78,000,000 cubic
day, but only 31,000,000 cubic feet per day is contracted
per
for initially
with du Pont.—V.
184, p. 670."
States Freight
United
a
(&
Co.
in
Total
the
.
the
best
shares
interests
at
the
of
market
the
Six
Mr. Scott proposes to offer
time to time on the American
company.
price
from
the
to
com»»ani'.—V.
184.
a.
264.
Months
Net
.
Other
Subs.)
Wholly-Owned
Transmission Corp.—New Pres., etc.—-
top management elections were announced for this corporation
Sept. 26 by George R. Brown, Chairman of the Board. '
on
George T. Naff, President, was eleoted Vice-Chairman of the
Orville S. Carpenter, Vice-President and Comptroller, was
and a member of the board of directors.
V
-
President
As
income
sification
Eastern
will
Mr.
undertake
in
Naff
the
will
near
184,
p.
1274.
Texas Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—Expands—
The
Federal
Power
Commission
has
authorized "TKlsT'eompany
income
$2,075,299
United
$1,558,169
.166
—
$735,980
299,566
$1.09
:
800,202
450,000
taxes—
.21,987
1,091,841
$983,292
income
dividends
on
$1,502,897
55.272
-J.
J.
♦Based
$0.82
—
900,000 shares presently outstanding.—V,
States
Hoffman
182, p. 1506.
Corp.—To
Machinery
Merge
European Subsidiaries and Spin Off Stock of Consoli¬
dated Enterprise—
Hyman
and
District Pipeline Co. to construct and operate natural gas
facilities estimated to cost $11,011,000.
I
Texas Illinois proposes to construct a 30-inch
loop line extending
from Joliet,
111., for approximately 38 miles, adjacent to its existing
20-inch pipeline, to connect with the existing 30-inch pipeline facilities
of the Chicago district, known as the Howard Street pipeline, in the
Chicago
Net
Cash
18,107,685
$2,028,717
46,582
—-—
JL
Federal
for
19,159,347
♦Earnings per share__
,
have
future.—V.
$21,188,064 $19,610,582
—
(net)
profit
Provision
1955
1956
1956—
„_.i.
Interest
general supervision of the
the company with particular emphasis on growth and diver¬
as
well as the extensive financing program which Texas
Vice-Chairman,
affairs of
Board
named
30,
-
operating profit
Total
Texas Eastern
Two
June
Ended
revenues
Operating expenses
Stock'Exchange or the Toronto Stock Exchange or by private sale.
No underwriting is involved.
None of the proceeds of sale will accrue
1956
$2,000,000
Short-term
Common
'
1950.
dividend pavmen+s
23% cents; 1952, 25
Authorized
1,
in
annual
1755,
cents;
AS
initiated
were
1951,
quarterly dividend of 22 cents
CAPITALIZATION
4%%
into
into
—Earnings Show Gain—
and
DIVIDENDS—Dividends>
This
to
Commission
Power
and
additional
serve
3,707,500
has entered
Carbide
Union
of
Fu§) Gas Co.—To Increase Facilities—
Federal
construct
Tex.—Registers With SEC
entrance
voting trust
agreement wherein he has agreed
to execute voting
proxies to Ray McGlothlin, company President, empowering the latter
to -vote the shares owned by Mr. Scott as Mr. McGlothlin deems to be
airea.
offices
United
The
statement with the SEC on Sept.
outstanding 25c par capital stock.
public sale by the present holder
is
the
1274.
p.
is
company
1956,
These
through. 44-subsidiary corporations, the company now sells
•distributes-liquefied petroleum gas -on a decentralized, basis in a
During
pipeline
or
six-state
/'
an
storage capacity
Texas Calgary Co., Abilene,
Offered—An issue
V
by
before
of 15,7.80 shares of common stock (par $1) was offered
publicly on Sept. 27 at $19 per share through Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.; and William
R. Staats & Co.
connected
at
This
-
is
developing five LPG storage wells there, with a
of 1,250,000 barrels.
Propane and normal butane from the fractionation plant are being
stored there.
Upon completion of the expansion program now under¬
way at the Houston plant of the petro-Tex Chemical Corp.,
normal,
butane will be piped to that plant from Barber's Hill for use as a
feedstock for making butadiene, an Ingredient of synthetic rubber.
Petro-Tex is Jointly and equally owned by Tennessee Gas and by
the Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.—V. 184, p. 964.
combined
...
Ashtabula
Products
nessee
Capacity at tnat city
1957.
plant
crossing of the Ship Channel with an underground storage area at the
Barber's Hill salt dome .13 miles northeast in Chambers County.
Ten¬
The new Stauffer installation, which will utilize a number of process
improvements
resulting
from
the
company's
research
in
metallic
chlorides,
is
in
addition
to
the
titanium
tetrachloride
expansions
Stauffer
fractionation
The
r
trucks.
the
The
are
firms
to
Societe
the
M.
of
President, left for Europe
foreign subsidiaries
on
to
seven
Sept. 23 to conclude
the recently-formed
International.
Hoffman
G.
Marcus,
transfer
Hoffman
B.
be
H.f
transferred
Francaise
Maschinen
A.
Germany;
des
G.."
the
to
the
Machines
new
Hoffman
consolidated enterprise
S. A., France; the
Hoffman
Hoffman Maschineti
Machinery Corporation N, V,
Switzerland;
the
58
(1398)
the
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Netherlands;
A- B„
Hoffman
transfer
and
Europe.
Such-
Revenue
in
of
wib,
and
Wilx
by
Mr.
Marcus
will
consolidated
su
Marcus
ox
c
official
returns
the
by
cities.
183,
City
from
Internal
well
as
of
the
Board
of
Directors
and
electric
;
,
business
provided
Five
of
the
the
holders
Oct.
on
The
5,
it
distribution
announced
was
will
be
recently.
basis "of
the
on
shares
30
Utah-Idaho
of
Nancy
Era.Mines,
shares
release
The
It
1
Bowl,
Each
.
Inc., and Signal Mining Co.,
issued.
Silver
of
of
5
to
go
the
six
spin-off
at
leave
record
the
later
a
1,000,000
owns
will
of
in
company
shares
firms
each
stockholders
sixth
Utah-Idaho
the
Oct.
will
Inc.,
five
Lee Mines,
Inc.,
New
of which have 3,000,000
1.
will
make
date.
shares
of
Oct.
coalition,
Utah-Ida^o
of
them
with
stock.
400,000
shares
remaining
in their treasuries.
Utah-Idaho Consolidated is the
Inc., which
Nevada.
merged early last ye
was
It
took
all
over
the
U.
to
U.
I.
&
Uranium
into Federal Uranium
tr
&
I.
assets
not
Corp.,
included
in
of
For
the
The
in
Utah-Idaho
the
associated
received
Lee,
distribution
companies
Federal
shareholders
Nancy
Uranium
and
two
New
Era
received
one-half
Federal
—V., 184,
1955;
year
will
have
stock
shares
and
the
be
third
shared.
(three
100
per
Signal
of
June
Federal
In
in
of
per
100
shares
for
which
April
for Caledonia
Silver Gi"nt,
shortly
and
they
year
shares
of
Radorock
Resources,
1956,
the
authorize
to
the
Federal
sive.
outstanding bond obligation,
the Utah-Idaho stock release.
Utah-Idaho
owned
company
and
priced to yield 3.70%
10,000
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler bid 99.145%
Issuance and sale of the certificates
of
(he
Interstate
The
issue
not
cost
tives
is
less
and
of
the
addition
of
is
expected
to
Radorock
the group
to
add
of Van Norman
$6,000,000 in assets
over
and
to
L.
William
J.
Mericka,
investment
banker
Machine
184,
p.
Van Norman
a
have
company,
also
of
been
Union
Carbide
Aviation
stockholders
given
by
Apex
White
have
shares
oper.
revs
oper.
exps
3%s.
as
following equipment estimated to
diesel-electric road-switching locomo¬
the
183,
will
be
new
White
new
shares of
$14
share
will
for
taxes..
728,335
1,061,560
6,590,383
542,104
882,469
5,023,598
has
Cleveland,
Valve
has
oil
acquire
valves
manufacturer
the
Co.
have
Grove
valves
of
outstanding
and
been
leaders
^nd ultra-high
business
Fred
the
of
cents
Trust
for
capital
and
Vanadium
stock
Controls,
Inc.,
of
In
the
and
the
Southwest.'—V.
for
in
designs
new
chemical
and
develop¬
principal hmount.—V. 184/
oil
and- natural
««'
•
f
/
for
up
the
first
period
184,
months
In
year.
$2,000,000
over
1956.—V.
five
last
since
the
of
fiscal
stand
year
17.8%
above
addition
backlog, now over $12,000,000
company's annual report of March 31,
the
■
(par
and
10
20
(par
cents),
at
Inc.—Plans
program
94,750 shares of
stock (par $1) at $12.75 per share.
through Dean Witter & Co.
The
proceeds
See
gram.
to
are
also V.
be
184,
used
to
The sale
part
pay
of
cost
was
of
common
at
this
of
the
also
.
told
were
the
at
of
additional
an
H.
stores
Hill
into
tl.e
45
arranged,-
expansion
pro¬
A
L.
Luke,
The
<
The company, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Sept.
20, 1956, covering 32,778 shares of its
$2.50 par common stock.
the
increase
In
J
in
this
food
latter
to
C.,
in
in
center
stores
serve
center
costing
program,
distribution
S.
the
at
program
$50,000,000
dife:toxs,
it
Luke,
the
over
Md.,
calling
few
next
announced
was
on
years,
Sept.
27
for
hes
by
and
A.
program
on
D.
of
territory
New
program
centers
Edens,
Dixie-Home,
during the p:.st
company
than
more
Raleigh,
in
North
Orleans,
Davis,
President,
closing
obsolete
rapidly
as
sales
our
Sales
for
for'the
$3,000,000,
C.,
N.
with
ctease
22.8%.
of
weeks
$30,144,701
stores
ended
new
to
the
grocery
12
period
compared
in
387
transform
company
is
a
manufacturer
of, coin
operated
refrigerated
machines.
It
has entered
into
an
agreement
pursuant
to
its wholly-owned
subsidiary, Fresno Vending Machine Co., has
acquired all the assets of Vendorlator
Manufacturing Co., of Fresno,
Calif., whose name has now been
changed to Fresno V. Co
This
agreement was consummated
Sept. 18, 1956.
As consideration for the
purchase o2 Fresno V,
Vendo has issued to that
company
shares
of
its
common
stock
In the amount of .909 times the
number
of
shares of the $5 par common s ock of
Fresno V then
outstanding and
assumed all the liabilities of
the acquired company.
The agreement
was
assigned to Fresno Vending
Machine;
but
which
Vendo
ligated
V
under
the
in the event
Machine,
Cor,
holds
the
pany.
The
uct line of
agreement
of
whose
has
assets
and
acquisition
ob¬
with respect to all liabilities
of
Fresno
Fresno Vending Machine.
Fresno Vending
default by
name
remains
been
changed to Vendorlator
Manufacturing
operating the plant of the acquired com¬
is
for
was
the
by
Luke
country
plans call for
running
the
into
at
company
of
one
the
location,
one
most
modern
the
earlier,
22,'sales
retail
12
units
1955.—V.
at
the
when
completed.
installation
maximum
two
of
speeds
.
of
machines,
paper
feet
2.500
minute,
per
in
the
purpose
of
diversifying
the
Sept. 26 offered $4,815,000 of 3%% equipment trust cer¬
tificates, series T, maturing annually Oct. 1, 1957 to 1971,
inclusive.
The certificates, scaled to
yield from 3.65%
to 3.85%,
according to maturity, were awarded to the
group on Sept. 25 on a bid of 99.326%.
operation in
1171.
p.
Issuance
of
the
The
lator
entitling
common.
purchase
until
$732,000
were
warrants
30,
quired company.
be
used
to
the
thereof
to
the
in
with
to
to
of
lieu
thereof
of
attached
the
shares
$7.33
of
assumed
purchase
ofrer
purchase
price
Vendo,
Proceeds
redeem
company
debentures,
proposes
right
at
of
acquired
holder
now
the
1960,
shares
the
6%
of
the
Vendo
warrants
Sept.
of? 32,778
of
the
sale of
issue
is
to
$6,922,309*.
184,
of
the
stock
aggregate
of
the
$240,262.75
would
Net
sales
Salomon, Br08.
&
&
Co., '100.681;
Stuart
The
&
Co.
series
ranging
from
Hutzler,
Stone
Inc.,
M
PROCEEDS—Net
by
the
company
reimburse
its
will
to
a
award of the
bid of 101.548%.
coupon, were rec°iv°d
Eastman Dillon, Union
and
fol ows;
Securities
be
Securities Corp., 103.669;
White, Weld & Co., 100.359.
redeemable
at
regular
Haisey,
prices
w
from
provide
for
the
sale
of
the
construction
expenditures
already
bonds
will
expenditures
made
"
Drexel
are:
Stroud
&
Co.
subject to the authorization
in
y
Union
to
the
the
Total
value
♦Based
giving
This
ago
on
effect
a
893,568
743,087
511,060
the
group
of
company
interest
—V.
273,653
to
in
182,
the
p.
$689,488
$382,508
$2.52
$1.40
$2,334,775
California
In
shares
stock
of
is
has
was
Chicago
paying
record
Oct.
now
1947-1955
stock
a
dividend
originally
dealers
15c
and
extra
and
1,795.957
$10.58
$9.04
291,746
paid
in
offered
others
shares
July
to
in
and
public
Chicago
a
Oct.
on
about
public
market
in
stockholders
Chicago
555.
:
and
and
an
Des
Fresno
San
184,
Los
Santa
in
in
sales
Los
which
the
of
modern
a
in¬
Angeles,
Calif.,
plxn to meet
demand
is
new
Division
the
and
in
he
Ell
service
the
for
Yale
man¬
products
he
more
through
follows;
as
in
Paul
Sales
future.
ne^r
was
oneratins
building,
General
outlets
very
outlined
San
to
in
than
branch
-
Establish¬
Dieg<f, establishment ©T "s*b-branci:es
be
appointment
and
branch
new
organizations
Sacramento
in
construct
expansion
administered
of
from
representatives
Paso,
Texas;
the
for
Yale
branch
Phoenix,
appointment
of
Ariz.;
new
a
reD¬
Portland,
Ore., with a sub-office in Medford;
estab¬
a
representative office in Yakima, Wash.; aftd
strength¬
representation
in
Seattle,
Spokane
and
Salt
Lake
City
to
lishment
include
its
of
in
resentative
will
branch
during the next 10 years.
demand, he said, Yale will
plan
Francisco;,
ening
this
number
and
it
western
Handling
increase
West
Albuauerque,. N. M.;
of
the
setting up of a sub-office in Missoula, Montana.
territory to be covered by the new branch includes the Counties
Angeles, Orange,
Riverside. San
Bernardino, Inyo.
Ventura.
Barbara
and
San
Luis
Obispo
and
a
portion of
southern
"*
Nevada.
Until
-
^completion
geles
22,
—V.
184,
The
year
area.
19
to
SEC
of
occupying
with
service
the
building
new
sales
offices
facilities
at
at
the
6C27
2960
Yale
branch
Whittier
Leonis
will
Blvd.,
Blvd.,
Los
Vernon,
be
An¬
Caiif
565.
p.
active
Moines.
Queen Uranium Co., Denver, Colo.—Files—
company
covering
which
price,
penses
in
r
the
meet
distribution
a
in
500,000
300
out¬
1956,
9.
over-the-counter
$5.17
shares
charges.—V.
contingent
completion
Materials
reDresentative
new
of
Yellow
the
pending
150%
a
to
widecpread
a
products.
plans for the
representative
in
1956.
the
dividend
cash
in
and
1,074
$4.12
Yale
Yale
and
order
temporarily
2,896.334
I
855,7«0
207,955
on
of
quarters
Jr.,
predicted
ager
$1,241,342
3^97,272
$13.70
5%
for
Minich,
The
$3,140,815
equity
fixed
based
on
in
announcing
-
$3.18
share
per
company
stockholders
$9,956,846
$928,909
company's
by
$12,330,852
1,432,575
share
per
step
demands
temporary,
of
stockholders'
♦Book
July 31,'54
1,013,288
working capital
-first
The
1,942,179
__
Net'income
used
or
taxes
&
The
be
connection
$16,995,059
and
31,
Yale„&.Towne Mfg. Co.—New Service Branch—
Inc.—V.
July 28,'56 July 30,'55
taxes
Aug:
Wool worth
doubling, the
Co.; Eastman Dillon;
184, p. 1064.
384,083
______
ended
Tne
company has
announced that
dustrial
lift
truck
sales
and
service
.
&
$21,906,724 $20,071,357
I 2,100,923
2.266,532
Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
36,465 shares of capital stock (par
Sept. 26 by Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane at $45.25 per
share, with a dealer's con¬
cession of $1 25 per share. It was
quickly completed.—
V. 184, p. 1171.
t
R.
Stamping Co.—Earnings Again Rise—
taxes
The
redemption
par.
for
as
Webster
proceeds
to
treasury
4 Vs%
103.9227;
100.o82;
bonds
106%
&
a
as
the following equipment estimated to
switching locomotives; 500 hopper cars
,
before
♦Earnings
naming
also
by
road
offering
and
Western Tool &
Net
all
the
are
cars.
ac¬
refunding mort¬
bonds, series M, 4y8% due Oct. 1. 1986, at
102%
accrued interest, to yield about
4.01%. This offering
Five other bids,
certificates,
Commission.
secured
diesel
hopper
Co.,
Income
won
certificates
Fiscal Years Ended-!—
gage
oversubscribed. The underwriters
issue at competitive sale on
Sept. 25 on
be
3
in
&
Income
was
the
for
After
(F. W.)
ment
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Bonds
Offered—Kuhn,
Loeb & Co. and American Securities
Corporation on
Sept. 26 offered $20,000,000 of first and
and
99.302%
stock
an
1064.
p.
Associated
the
Commerce
103 (covered
Securities
bid
Vendor¬
common
or
stock
common
approximately
debentures.—V.
its
Vendorpurchase
of
holders
of
share,
per
by
stock
shares
Co." Inc.
314.974
ondary offering
$10) was made
In
and
Interstate
cost
•
Among the liabilities
lator
prod¬
&
544,654
—
months
■
Off—
1956—8 Mcs —1955
$2,900,728
470,456
share
per
eight
year
1164.
p.
as
Stuart
1956—Month—1955
in-
an
a
one
Western Maryland
Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates
Offered—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and associates on
Haisey,
37/8S.
income
'For
We
aggregated
weeks
184,
Up—Net
$3,016,679
___
standing,
large
RR.—Gross
operating inc.
ry.
♦Earned
and
producing coated and the other uncoated papers. These new machines,
will ultimately boost Luke's
production to more than 800 tons a day,
or
roughly double present: capacity.--V. 184, p.. 1064.
and
Vendo.
Period End. Aug. 31income
Net
.
in
Central
Gross
The
vending
Wisconsin
and
available.
year
a
Sept,
comparable
449
were
with
period
the
stores
new
become
exceed $515 million."
1956* totaled $37,004,359,
22,
ended
for
adding
„to
year
like
weeks
against $87,427,730
ago/an increase of 22%.
There
latest
and
;
*
E. Davis, Chair¬
plan to continue
"we
locations
Sept.
the
for
the
For
jointly
fiscal
current
$106,661,380,
TNet
undertaken
ever
are
bakery
Carolina, a
a
South
and
additions
and
said
desirable
as
the
four
compared
the
David
«•
—
distribution
office
space
by about 50%.
the store expansion program, J.
present
commenting
our
Paper Co.—Plans Expansion—
President.
mills
of
expansion
about
of
Jr.,
Present
capable
Vendo Co., Kansas City,
Mo.—Registers With SEC—
mill
by
largest
will
program
efficient
1275.
p.
major
expenditure
new
.
,
expansion
company's • various
by
the mergers
of
G.
of
excess of $4,700,COO
at their annual meet¬
corporation
necessary
and
opening
in
cost
a
in Greenville, Montgomery, A1?.., and Miami.
An expansion
haiquarters in Jacksonville, currently being completed, will?
the
the
West Virginia Pulp &
authorized
ss
per
Expansion—
involving
year
■
trusts and individual investors
cl
$1
Varian
Associates, Palo Alto, Calif.—Stock Sold Pri¬
vately—The company, if was announced on
Sept. 24,
has placed privately with a small
group of investment
the
centf)
the
B, stock
c.ass
|
lacilities
distribution
new
expect
565.
p.
stock
common
s.ock
with
Warehouses
of
i.i
♦
Waste King Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.—Sales
Up 17.8%
same
A
share
per
stockholders
25.
Greenville,
man,
markets
gas
'
»
i
Sales
class
Md.
Commission-r-
notification
of
be
365.
p.
capital.
Stores,
made
was
complete
new
•"
Sept.
Included
a
'
•
the
$2
expansion
to
increase
in
7064.
p.
'
is
letter
common
184,
Inc., Bethesda,
Exchange
a
will
payment
M..ss.—V.
year.
the gas and
petrochemical in¬
and
up
1275.
of
B
during the ensuing fiscal
Ketner-Miller
regulators for
pressure
the
petrochemical,
184,
'
1
to Sept. 19, 1956, and the remaining
$570,800 of debentures wer^.sold by Kidder, Peabody &
Co. and associates at 104% of
working
aggressive
which
natural
for
and
on
to
of
Walworth
products
at
and
filed
5
shares
class
of
offered
Stockholders
the
both
Grove
facture
be
revealed
ing
fittings,
W.
the
for
Sept.
100,000
Immediate
Springfield,
Instrumuent Co.,
on
shares
to
share.
per
Co.,
Securuities
corporation
stock
was
gas
and
oil
transmission
industries,
prime
products.
companies operate in Oakland a modern plant and re¬
cently constructed a new plant in Longview, Texas.
The Longview
plant also will be available for Walworth and its subsidiaries to manu¬
The
Precision
With
Stock—
for redemption on Oct. 1, 1955 all of its'
preference stock at $20 per share, plus ac¬
A
60
Union
Winn-Dixie
Belz, Walworth President, said that Grove in recent
pioneered the development of giant fabricated steel gate
has
years
all
Regulator
controls
producing
dustries.
Oat.
of
as
called
class
dividends
ventory
Calif.
of
ments
leading
a
The Grove companies
nominated.—
Corp. of America—Subscriptions — Of the
4*4% convertible subordinated debentures
recently offered to stockholders of record Sept. 5, $9,420,200 principal amount were subscribed for at 100%
to
&
i'
L
effective
share
3-10
J
Co.—Acquires Two California Firms—
contracted
Oakland,
becomes
for
the basis of 3.57
a conversion price
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for paymint
on
present
indebtedness; purchase of additional equipment and in¬
after
Company,
convertible
1956,
company
at
An
Walworth
convertible
*
.cumulative
stores
and
the
preferred
preferred stock (par
the 209,000 new
($100
covering
6,279,048
oper¬
102,000 of
which
common
authorised
1,
50,000
A
7,910,467
capital
fund & sinking funds
—V. 184, p. 965.
Walworth
,
authorized
and
,
crued
56,930,796
inc.
*
shares
*
initially on
share of preferred or at
each
agreement,
com-,
preferred stock.
new
dividend
be
this
xo *
par).—V.
6%
$76,274,752
Inc.
September.
increase the
2,500,003
merger
of
Co.
The vcte clears the way
fol'.ows approval of the plan
redemption of Apex's 3,313 $7 prior p.ef.rrea Jxxres
179, p. 2645.
aLo ceLs
and
59,538,506
after
/'
of Apex common will be exchanged
Sewing convertible preferred stock.
common
merger
SEC
$77,734,260
oper.
2698.
p.
Wico Electric Co.—To Redeem Preference
1956—8 Mos.—J 955
7,391,780
inc.
-
proposed .merger
share.
a
The
—Files
$10,073,983
ry.
a
in
to
to
of
the
preferred
of
voted
designated $3
Each
the
The
2229.
p.
7,499,405
Net
-
.
183,
the
earlier
also
of
terms
$50),
Wilks
above.- -V.
Corp.
1956—Month—1955
_
-
locomotives.
$9,559,139
-
above.—V.
shares
200,000 shares
of
authorization
RR.—August Earnings Lower—
,
*
acquired
•
approved
stockholders
1,000,000
of
Under
the
Caroon
item.-
*
Corp.
stockholders
issuance
The
Ry.
Re¬
$10,000,000
p.
&
special
$0.78
$1.47
subsidiary
of
assets
Sewing Machine Corp.—Merger Voted—
stockr from
Visking Corp.—To Be Acquired—
markets
of face amount
Bendix
maue
Period End. Aug. 31—
E.
Co.,
1275.
was
in the offering are: Dick & Merle-Smith; R. W.
Pressprlch
Co.; Baxter, Williams & Co.; Freeman & Co.; Gregory & Sons; The
Illinois Co., Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
Inc.; Shearson, Hammill &
Co.; and McMaster Hutchinson & Co.—V. 184, p. 1064.
Grove
addition
tExcluding
Expands—
2,974.936
6,135 849
$0.42
net
of
3,227,911
Dr252,975
_
*1,465,697
$0.36
value
Sewing and
Associates
shares
recent
Bingham-Herbrand
companies
by
secured
$4,500,000: 8
rectifier type electric
12
subject to the
3,603,151
book
over
pany with Apex Electrical Manufacturing
for merging Apex into White
Commission.
be
to
the certificates also
for
are
Commerce
than
Wabash
20,000
of
shares
See
item
spec,
cost
The
privately. The issue
Sept. 24 on a bid of 99.75%.
awarded to the group on
Ry.
Corp. stock and
Federal subsidiary.
1957 through 1967
all maturities. The other
on
6,135,049
8,000,000
——
placed
were
1,718,672
Dr2x2,975
period.
White
maturities
3,123,638
share
of
Affiliate
$12,000,000
—
—
—
6.351,549
6,347,477
3,603,151
first
the
Yunker,
of
Toledo,
Ohlj,
President
of
BinghamHerbrand, who have already been nominated for election to the board,
James L. Lewis, Assistant to the President of Van
Norman for admin¬
istration and sales, and C. F.
Myers, President of Morse Twist Drill
&
the
12,483,326
1,345,681
;
&
per
during
The certificates maturing from
were
Inc.,,.
approximately $15,000,000 in sales.
V.
is
Rado¬
or
an
prevents
now
a
in
agreement by this company to acquire The
Bingham-Herbrand Corp., it is proposed to enlarge the size of the
board of directors from seven to 11
members, subject to stockholder
approval, according to an announcement by Herbert I. Segal, President.
In
underwriter
managing
___„
inc.
The
See
of
Uranium
result
a
Ohio,
commitment
3,555,356
3,966,651
inc. tax
item
tEarns.
965.
p.
Federal
ating
The
ffrm
a
7,569,802
x.
♦Excess
under
are
113,064,008
income
Net
to
Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates Offered
—Haisey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on Sept. 25
offered $3,600,000 of series E 3%% equipment trust cer¬
tificates, maturing annually Oct. 1, 1957 to 1971, inclu¬
Net
The
amounted
revenues
80,355,088
42,805,782
inc.
thereafter
Van Norman Industries, Inc.—Plans Larger Board—
As
purchasers
bonds.
new
operating
$19,052,000.
was
&
stockholders
this
d'Alene
Cosur
shareholders),
unable
were
because
1,
Inc.,
sources,
number
officials
situation
As
of
that
distribution
same
the
1956, the company
and net income of
30,
$112,736,000
Virginian
subsidiary.
Silver Bowl
rock
all
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
the
including substantial cash and property holdings.
year,
in
Utah-Idaho
March,
joined
with
Rimledge
Uranium & Mining Co. of Utah in the
exploration and development of
the Moki lease, held by Moki Mining Co. and the
adjoining Nighthawk
group,
owned
by
Nighthawk
Uranium,
Inc.,
in San
Juan
County,
Utah, on a profit-sharing basis.
this
taxes
Net
$
S
$
64,887,617
before -Fed.
Prov. for Fed.
busi-
gas
sales
Earns,
♦Special
June
ended
of
revenues
American Securities Corporation
merger, deal,
Earlier
Net
1956—6 Mos.—1955
1956—3 Mos.—1955
$
Amount
four
firm
successor
Feriod End. June 30—
below.
Kellogg
for each 100 shares held in Caledonia Silver-Lead Mining
Co., which
has .2,000,000 shares of outstanding, and 20 shares for each
100 held
in
Coeur
d'Alene
Silver
Giant, Inc.,
its
buy
and
revenues
I.
it
in
to
operating
months
12
operating
UNDERWRITERS—The
named
six
mining companies originally assoc.ated in
Uranium, Inc., will "spin off" part of their stock holdings
Utah-Idano Consolidated Uranium, Inc., to their respective stock¬
U.
Westinghouse Air Brake Co. (& Subs.)—Earns. Up—
30.
June
,
total
$20,152,000.
Consolidated
of
93%
'
EARNINGS—For
showed
Uranium, Inc.—Stock to Be
Distributed by Six Companies to Their Stockholders—
through
expended
West
$106,154,000 and net income
Utah-Idaho
$20,530,000
Norlolk.
7%.
ness
of
2946,
p.
with
Virginia.
It also distributes natural gas in Newport
Population of the territory served by the company
is estimated at 2,600,000,
about two-thirds of whom reside in
com¬
munities of 1,000 or more.
For the 12 months ended June 30,
1356,
News
chamber
to
as
for 19?56 are
Construction expenditures
program.
$50,000,000,
Carolina and
New York
Robert F.
the Mayors
to
at
BUSINESS—Company, with its principal office in Richmond, is an
electric utility operating in most of Virginia and in parts of North
of
mayor
u.
greetings
Cologne,
Chairman
as
the
represent
construction
the
approve
Marcus
>oroval
ap*.
and
those
serve
with the
estimated
to,
stockholders.
will
enterprise.—V.
Mr.
c*
Maskiner
Austria.
expected
after
latter's
Zurich
Skandlnaviska
G.,
a,
are
.jecc
0/
the
present
Paris, Rome,
of/commerce officials in
'Mr.
Belgium;
Hoffman
London,
"the
o-
Arnbass
will
A.,
Machmtn
directors
immediately
action
Europe,
Good
a
of
spin-off
Wagner and
S.
the *ioxxman
board
Bureau
While
as
Tarlohoffco
and
bweac-n,
The
Monday, October 1, 1956
...
our
900,000
shares
shares
are
without
incident
issue
of
Aug.
on
1,400,000
filed
24
shares
are
being
for
offered
underwriting.
to
Sept.
of
mining
17.1---V.
a
the
by
The
letter
common
account
George
proceeds
operations.
184,
p.
of
1171.
notification
stock
of
B.
are
[This
(par
the
Friden
to
10
with
cents)
company
at
be
corrects
the
used
the
of
and
market
for
item
ex¬
given
Volume
184
Number 5573
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1399)
59
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Florence, Ala.
Offering Cancelled—The
Bond
City has cancelled its invitation
receive
the
sealed
bids
purchase
electric
of
system
>
rural
bonds—
revenue
'
,
,
.
to
a
1172
p.
group
Carrison
&
Wulberri, Inc., Rod¬
Renshaw, Allison-Williams
Co., and Sh^opshrie & Co., at a
price of 98.07, a net interest cost
of about
3.84%, as follows:
•
&
.
$210,000 3.70s. Due
Jan. 1, 1974
on
and 1975.
,
'1,540,000
Due
on
1957
J-D.
a
ings Association, of San Francisco,
a price of
100.18, a net interest
cost of about 3.05%, as follows:
$200,000 5s. Due
1
$1,600,000 rev¬
bonds;, offered Sept. 26—v.
1276—were awarded to the
R.
and
Stephens
Investment Co.,
Raney & Sons, both of
J.
T.
Little Rock, jointly.
North
Little
Rock Special School
District, Arkansas
Bond
Offering — Bernard
H.
Guenter, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 11 for
the
purchase of $750,000 school
construction bonds. Dated
July 1,
1956.
Due
Jan.
on
1 from
1958 to
1977 inclusive.
Legality approved
by Mebaffy, Smith & Williams, of
Little Rock.
*
'
*
-
iK
,
Anderson Union High School
Dist.,
Shasta County, Calif.
Sale—The
$450,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 24—v. 184,
1276—were awarded to
p.
of
composed
National
Bank
Trust
&
a
of
group
America
Savings
Asso¬
ciation, Blyth & Co., Dean Witter
& Co., William R. Staats &
Co.,
Lawsori, Levy & Williams, Stone
& Youngberg, and C. N. White &
Co., at a price of 100.07, a net
interest
of
cost
about
4.03%,
as
follows:
Due
on
Nov.
1
from
1957 to 1962 inclusive.
40,000
4s.
and
Due
Nov.
on
1,
1963
1964.
80,000 33/4s.
1965 to
Due
on
Nov. 1 from
from
Due
on
Artesia School
Nov.
1
from
District, Los
'
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $61,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 25—v. 184,
1065—were
Witter
&
'4^s, at
a
awarded
to
Dean
Co., of Los Angeles, as
price of 101.52, a basis
of about 4.30%.
Covina School District, Los Angeles
County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
his
at
office
in Los Angeles
(PDST) on Oct. 16
for the purchase of
$411,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1956. Due
until
on
9
1
from
1957
to
1977
clusive.
Principal
and
(M-N)
payable
at
the
Treasurer's office.
County
Whittier City School
District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Bond
Sale—The $5,000
build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 25—v. 184,
p.
1065—were
Witter
1964
inclusive.
awarded
to
&
Dean
Co., of Los Angeles, as
334s, at a price of 100.10, a basis
of about 3.68%.
inclusive.
Interest
veny
.
inclusive.'
members
.»•.
of -the
Wagenseller
Fred
Blake
D.
Frank, Meyer
&
&
Durst,
Co.,
& Fox,
Stern,
and
C.
Grant
School
District,
County, Calif.
-Bond
N.
sani,
ton,
Bond
school
Sept.
—
School District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $95,000 building
bonds offered Sept. 25—v.
184, p.
.
1065—were
composed
Bank
of
Los
of
An¬
National
School District, San
Diego County, Calif.
Bond Offering — R. B.
James,
awarded
to
a
group
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
10:30
ing
Security-First National Bank of
Angeles, and R. H. Moulton
& Co., jointly, as 4y4s, at a price of
100.57, a basis of about 4.19%.
Lowell
Joint
on
from
to
1976
interest
(M-N)
the
County
Principal
payable
at
"
:
'
.
■
....
,
Union
High School
District, Orange County. Calif.
Bond Sale—The $750,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 25—v. 184,
1276—were awarded to the Se¬
curity-First
cost
of
about
3.55%,
as
'■
to
1976 inclusive.
85,000
Series
4%s, due
D
on
bonds:
$18,000
Oct. 1 from 1957
500,000
bonds:
inclusive; and $67,000
3y2s, due on Oct. 1 from 1962
to
1976
inclusive.
603,000 Series A bonds: $120,000
4%s, due on Oct. 1 from 1957
to 1961 inclusive; and $483,000
32/2S, due on Oct. 1 from 1962
to
1981
approved
or
by
-
Herrington
District
in
New
Chicago. Legality
Orrick, Dahlquist,
&
Sutcliffe,
of
San
Francisco.
1976
in
from
1
1957 to
from
clusive,
1963
1
from
on
1975
3s,
Bond
Springs,
Calif.
1981
on
Oct. 9 for the purchase of
$6,000,000 building bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1956. Due on Nov. 1 from
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-N) payable at
the County Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
San Bernardino High School Dist.,
San Bernardino County, Calif.
at
on
his
office
11
in
$650,000
15,
cipal
1956.
Due
Dec.
on
15
$155,000 street
improvement bonds offered Sept.
25—v. 184, p. 967—were awarded
to
Dean
Witter
Francisco,
$35,000 4s.
&
Co.,
of
Aug.
1
San
payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
.
follows:
as
Due
on
a
80,000 3V2S.
Due
Due
on
on
184, p. 1276—were awarded to
syndicate headed by the Bank
from
of America National Trust & Sav¬
Aug. 1 from
Palo
Verde
Union
price of 100.14,
a
1965 to 1972 inclusive.
est cost of about
lows:
School District,
Oct.
Tulare County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Claud H.
$125,000
1
3V4s,
1957
from
net inter¬
a
3.13%,
due
on
1961
to
in¬
clusive;
clusive; and $300,000 3y4s, due
office in
Oct.
Visalia, until
10 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 2 for the
purchase of $79,000 school bonds.
Oct.
-
15
from
15,
1958
1956. Due
to
1971
on
Oct.
1
500,000
bonds
1976
to
1981
100.17,
of
cost
1981
to
on
inclusive.
1964
to
cost
of
1975
1
from
inclusive;
due
1967
to
$306,000
from
and
Oct.
on
1981
to
—
The
Trust
Bank
&
of
Sav¬
Other
dicate:
1,
inclusive.
members
&
of
the
Angeles County, County Sani¬
tation District No. 23
(P. O.
Los
Anaeles), Calif.
Offering — J. R. Foster,
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
&
tors,
will
receive sealed
bids
un¬
&
Co.; Merrill Lynch,
& Beane; White,
Co.; Schwabacher & Co.;
Fenner
H. E. Work & Co.; Shuman, Agnew
& Co.; Irving Lundborg & Co.;
Co.,
Inc.,
Merrill
Richards &
Stone
Blake
Co.
15
District, Tulare
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Claud H. Grant,
10
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
&
on
of
Oct. 2 for the
building
$850,000
bonds. Dated Oct. 15, 1956. Due on
Oct. 15 from 1957 to 1969 inclu¬
payabie
at the County Treasurer's
office.
Tustin School District, Orange
County, Calif.
Bond
Sale—The $200,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 25—v. 184,
p.
1276
C.
101.17,
Lynch,
Co.,
Irving
&
Co.,
Youngberg,
and C. N.
National
Angeles, and
Co., jointly,
J.
awarded
were
—
Security-First
Valle
a
as
R.
the
to
Bank
of
H. Moulton
3y2S, at
a
price
basis of about 3.38%.
Lindo
School District,
Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond
Sale—The
$45,000
build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 25—v. 184,
p.
&
Sept.
on
Tulare School
Witter
D.
Sept. 15 from
Due
Chicago, Deah Witter & Co., Mer¬
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Beane, J. Barth & Co., Heller,
Bruce & Co., Schwabacher & Co.,
H. E. Work & Co., Irving Lund¬
borg & Co., Lawson, Levy & Wil¬
liams, Stone & Youngberg, Hill
Richards & Co., and C, N. White
Williams,
White
3y4s.
rill
Lundborg & Co., Lawson, Levy &
Fred
15,
1967 inclusive.
to
&
Co.,
Co.,
Weld
Sept.
Other members of the syndicate:
Trust and Savings Bank,
Weld & Co., Shearson, Hammill &
Pierce,
on
on
Harris
Co., Wm. R. Staats & Co., White,
Hill
Due
1962.
from 1968 to 1976 inclusive.
Los
Company, both of San Francisco;
C. J. Devine &
Bond
1963
495,000
syn¬
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, J. Barth
&
and
of
Blyth
Devine
3y2s.
1961
275,000 3s. Due
about
ings Association; American Trust
Los
110,000
Sept. 15 from
on
1960 inclusive.
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
College District
price of 100.13, a
a
Sch.
Districts, Riverside
County, Calif.
Bond
Sale
The $1,500,000
bonds
offered
Sept. 24—v. 184,
p. 1172—were awarded to a syn¬
follows:
as
$220,000 5s. Due
bids at his office in Visalia, until
from
1
Oct.
on
1976
of
a
3.15%,
as
follows:
$220,000
3y4s, due on Oct. 1 from 1957
to 1966 inclusive; $410,000 3s,
3y4s,
National
& Savings Association, of
Francisco, at a price of 100.18,
net interest cost of about 3.27%,
San
County Clerk, will receive sealed
interest
net
office.
composed
Trust
$140,000
inclusive.
at
mu¬
Oct. 1 from 1957
Oct.
Junior
bonds
Oct. 1 from
nicipal improvement bonds .of¬
Sept. 25—v. 184, p. 1172—
a
inclusive; and $120.00^
3y4s, due on Oct. 1 from 1976
936,000
on
inclusive.
fered
about
-
1975
due
dicate
to
inclusive; $240,000 3s,
on
1985
Sunnyvale, Calif.
Sale—The $1,100,000
Bond
District
follows:
as
1963
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able
at
the County Treasurer's
Riverside
on
in¬
1976
price of
a
3y4s, due
Visalia, until
10 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 2 for the
purchase of $100,000. school bonds.
Dated Oct. 15, 1956. Due on Oct.
to
at
3.11%,
View School
1957
to
School
interest
net
District,
Tulare County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Claud H. Grant,
from
1959 to
& Co.
High
due
15
from
1
due
1975
3s,
1962
inclusive.
inclusive.
County Clerk will receive sealed
from
Oct.
on
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office. (Bids were rejected at the
June 19 offering.)
Pleasant
$375,000
fol¬
as
com¬
30,000 41/2S. Due Oct. 1, 1986.
.
$800,000 School District bonds at
group
follows:
as
ings Association, of San Francis¬
co, as follows:
Aug. 1 from
a
$705,000 4y4s. Due
1957 to
—
v.
to
Co., J. B. Hanauer & Co., Stubbs,
Smith & Lombardo, Inc., M. B.
Vick & Co., and Walter, Woody &
Heimerdinger, at a price of par,
a net interest cost of about
4.73%,
County, Calif.
Bond
Sale
The $2,236,000
building bonds offered Sept. 25—
Trust
were awarded to a
group headed
by the Bank of America National
Prin¬
Orange
the
to
National
lison-Williams Co., Allan Blair &
a.m.
interest ,(JD)
and
awarded
were
San
(PST)
15
for the purchase of
building bonds.
Dated
Oct.
America
posed of Gross, Rogers & Co., Al¬
Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
County Clerk, will receive
until
awarded
were
—
of
Spring Valley Sanitation District,
San Diego County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $735,000 gen¬
eral obligation sanitary bonds of¬
fered Sept. 25—v. 184, p. 967—
Bond
bids
-
&
Savings Association, of San
Francisco, as 5s, at a price of
100.15, a basis of about 4.98%.
County (P. O.
Bernardino), Calif.
Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
son,
County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PDST)
Santa Ana School Districts,
Sale—The
Bank
due
to
1976
1276
p.
in¬
Bernardino
Bernardino
inclusive.
District,
County, Calif.
Sale—The $26,000 buildirtg bonds offered Sept. 24—v. 184,
San
sealed
1971
to
Shasta
Bond
son,
1957
Bond
inclusive.
San
from
.
in¬
1962
to
and $120,000
Nov.
until
Shasta Lake Union School
City • School
District
$120,000 3%s, due on
1
Visalia
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office.
'
'
1981
v
Palm
America
inclusive.
from
1
clusive; $260,000 234s, due
1961
to
Nov.
in
a.m.
15
due
1975
inclusive.
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
the
1962
to
his office
at
(PST) on Oct. 2 for the
purchase of $50,000 building bonds.
Dated Oci 15, 1956.
Due on Oct.
inclusive, and $240,000 3s, due
on
bids at his office in
$62,000 Series C bonds: $12,009
43/4s, due on Oct. 1 from 1957
to 1961 inclusive; and $50,000
-3V2S, due on Oct. 1 from 1962
1963
Dec.
Bank, Los
Angeles, and R. H. Moulton & Co.,
jointly, at a price of 100.05, a net
interest
from
to
2%s,
agency
of
York City,
National
follows:
1957
Treasurer's office, or at the fiscal
Dated
Grove
from
$520,000
1
bids at his
payable at the County Treasurer's
•
1976
County Clerk, will receive sealed
as
Grant,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
;
' »
Garden
1956.
and
Oct. 23 for
$20,000
1957
1,
1961 to 1964 inclusive.
building
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1956. Due on
1
Nov.
inclusive.
on
40,000 3%s.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
of
on
$750,000 build¬
from
1
Diego
Oct. 2
to
California
(PST)
(PST)
Dated
Nov.
San
1957 to 1960 inclusive.
District, Los
Angeles and Orange Counties,
am.
in
1957
School
purchase
a.m.
bonds.
Bond
Los
office
for the purchase of
tion, San Francisco, Dean Witter
& Co., Lawson, Levy & Williams,
Stone & Youngberg, and Fred D.
Blake & Co., as 4s, at a price of
101.56, a basis of about 3.84%.
School District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Sale—The $180,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 25—v. 184,
p. 1065 — were awarded to the
his
at
Due
p.
group
Co.
composed
of
Bank
of
America
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
Nov.
a
Taylor & Co., and E. F. Hutton &
3.99%.
Hudson
the
to
California
1
Nov.
on
on
Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
Paine," Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Deposit Bank, Stock¬
4s, at a price of 100.05, a
about
Nov.
on
inclusive;
«•'
&
Sale
The
$1,520,000
building
bonds
offered
25—v. 184, p. 1065—were
2.90%,
10
by
Monrovia-Duarte High School Dis¬
trict, Los Angeles County, Calif.
about
Tulare
Bond Offering—Claud H. Grant,
bids
Nov.
approved
of
School District,
County, Calif.
&
$1,000,000 City High School Dis¬
trict bonds: $240,000 33/4s, due
Nov.
Safe
of
cost
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the County Treasurer's
geles,
*
Sale—The
as
basis
terest
on
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Saucelito
D.
White
follows:
office.
Legality
Fred
price of 100.18, a net in¬
$300,000
sewage
treatment
plant
bonds.
Dated
Sept.
15,
1956.
Due
on
June 15 from 1957 to 1976 inclu¬
Youngberg;
Co.. and C. N.
a
Offering
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(PST)
Oct. 1 for the purchase of
&
Co., at
Manteca, Calif.
— Angelo
BresCity
Clerk,
will
receive
Bond
the
Shasta
$12,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 24—v. 184,
p. 1276 —— were awarded to the
union
Stone
Blake &
sive.
Sept. 15 from
on
syndi¬
cate: Blyth & Co., Schwabacher &
Co., H. E. Work & Co., Irving
Lundborg & Co., Lawson, Levy &
in¬
interest
,
East
to
1976
to
Other
-
a.m.
Nov.
1996
•
1969 to 1979 inclusive.
p.
1962
1965
office.
1968 inclusive.
215,000 4s.
inclusive.
600,000 3s. Due
until 9
$115,000 5s.
Sept. 15 from
on
1960
Lawndale
CALIFORNIA
Bond
to
Legality approved by O'Mel& Myers, of Los Angeles. '
awarded
Arkansas Justice Building Commis¬
sion (P. O. Little
Rock), Ark.
Bond Sale—The
W.
to
50,000 3s. Due Sept. 15, 1961. <
150,000 2%s.
Due on Sept. 15
•
p.
1957
White & Co,
ARKANSAS
184,
$1,000,000
184, p. 1172—were awarded to
syndicate headed by the Bank
v.
Williams,
3%s.,
Jan. 1
from 1976 to 1978 inclusive.
enue
The
—
sanitary bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1 from
building bonds offered Sept. 25—
were
—
composed of
White, Weld & Co., Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Pierce,
man
Sale
obligation
at
Bond Sale—The $1,750,000 water
system
revenue
bonds
offered
awarded
Bond
til 2:30 p.m. (PST) on Oct. 24 for
the purchase of $3,320,000
general
of America National Trust & Sav¬
;
Montgomery, Ala.
Sept. 26—v. 184,
California
to
2 for
$750,000
184, p. 1065.
v.
Oct.
on
Fullerton Union High School Dist.,
Orange and Los Angeles Counties,
1065
—
&
4y4s, at
of about
were
awarded to Dean
Co., of Los Angeles, as
a
price of 100.15, a basis
4.23%.
60
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
(1400)
at
Whittier Union High Sch. District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
(PST)
July 1, 1956.
Oct.
for
10
the
Citizens. and
Sale—The
bonds
purposes
)
$800,000 vari¬
offered Sept.
*
..
'
J.
H.
&
Co., Norris &
Inc., and Interstate
Securities Corp., as 3s, at a price
of 98.01, a basis of about 3.14%.
Oct. 30 for the pur¬
of
$75,000,000 GreenwichKillingly Expressway revenue and
motor fuel tax bonds, third series.
Due serially from 1963 to 1995 inelusive. Decision to complete the
financing was arrived at following a meeting in New York City
Bond
Offering—Ben
E.
Nutter,
receive
sealed
bids
the
at
Chase
Manhattan Bank, 37 Wall
Street, New York City, until noon
(EST) on Oct. 9 for the purchase
of
$12,500,000 highway revenue,
series
A
bonds.
Due
of Connecticut fiscal officials with
March
and
members of Lehman Brothers, fi¬
nancial advisers to the State of
Dated
Sept.
1,
1986 inclusive.
semi-annually
on
•
Sept.
Turnpike.
The offering will constitute the
third
instalment
of
total
a
of
$445,000,000 bonds authorized for
the Turnpike, of which $200,000,000
.
are
precently outstanding.
details
will
be
an¬
Further
to
be
.
the
in
nounced
issued
official
statement
respecting
Hew Fairfield
(P.
O.
this
sale.
Fairfield),
Town
Treasurer,
bids
at
will
the
receive
office
of
Day,
Berry & Howard, 750 Main St.,
Hartford, until 2 p.m. (DST). on
Oct. 9 for the purchase of $325,000
school
Due
Barry Fire
bonds.
Oct.
on
inclusive.
Dated
Oct
1,
from
1957
to
1
Legality
1956.
1976
approved
by
the above-mentioned attorneys.
protection
1958
for
the
1967
to
purchase
$175,000
1
sive.
Principal and interest
from
1957
to
1974
inclu¬
Bond
Sept.
able at the
State
of
Delaware,
Georgetown.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor &fWashburn, of New York
City.
building* bonds'~ Offered
25—v.
to
Fort Pierce,
Certificate
bids will
be
Clerk
of
received
until
chase
Oct.
17
i
Fla.
Offering
Sealed
—
by the City
for
$5,050,000
revenue
the
pur¬
electric
and
Beach, Fta.
Offering — Richard
duro, • City
sealed
_
•
bids
on Oct.
$240,000
Clerk,
until
18
for
will
7:30
the
beach-
of
control
Principal and interest (M-S)
The Hanover Bank,
City.
Legality ap-
payable at
New
York
proved
:
by
Trimble &
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Mitchell, of New York
City.
of
1961
Jan.
on
1
from
inclusive.
1976
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
bonds. Due
school
Sale
The
—
awarded
were
to
syndicate
headed
by-Northern Trust Co.,
Harris Trust & Savings
Bank, and
First National Bank, all of Chi¬
cago, as 3%s, at a price of 100.08,
basis of about 3.74%.
Trauer¬
&
Page County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 33 (P. O. West
Chicago), III.
Bond
Sale—The
$50,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 19—v. 184,
p.
1172—were
Blair
&
awarded
a
price of
Allan
as
..
Illinois
v
"
1
vehicle
Ocala, Fla.
Sale
—
The
Due
proVement revenue bonds offered
gality
M-N.
Interest
by
approved
Le¬
Charles
awarded
to
B. J. Van
ment A.
Carrison
a
184,
group
composed
Ingen & Co., Inc., Cle¬
&
Wulbern, Inc.,
as
4s,
construction bonds.
Nov.
on
from
1957
to
Dated
>
Sept.
approved
1,
:
&
Jefferson
&
Cooney,
Secretary
of
Des
Sale
The $261,011.59
paving bonds offered Sept.
184,
Bond
of
L. Heusink-
the
a
Board
1
from
1957 to
Principal
ment
Kaplan,
1976
Bond
Commercial Bank, both of/Crown
3s.
■*'
Secretary of
Trustees,
Co., of Shreveport.
1957
terest
A-O.
Bank
of
Des
56,000
In¬
sealed bids until 10
Oct.
10 for
water
000
from
1
works
Oct.
Dated
1958
Due
bonds.
on
Feb.
inclusive.
pay¬
Lowell.
Legality
Ross, McCord,
Indianapolis.
Ice
approved
Miller,
Offering—Harold
Due
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
from
Nov. 1 from
on
the
bonds offered Sept. -25—
-184, p. 869—were awarded to
Kohlmeyer & Co., and Ladd, Dinv.
kins &
,
equipment
Sept.
24
Dallas
as
bonds
of¬
awarded
were
County
State
to
Bank,
3s.
1277—were awarded to R. L. Day
&
of
1985
Co., Boston, as 3.20s, at a price
100.16, a basis of about 3.17%.
of
Bond Offering—Edwin R. Jones,
City
bids
3
will';- receive
Clerk,
until
for
11
the
bonds,
as
$765,000
a.m.
(CST)
purchase
of
sealed
on
Oct.
$1,557,000
follows:
street
tric
enue
184,
Sale—The
light
plant
bonds
on
Oct. 9 for
$4,500,000
p.
1277
—
elec¬
the Southport State Bank, South-
rev¬
Legality approved by Ross.
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
system
Sept., 25—v.
were
awarded
to
& Main, jointly, as
3%s, at
price of 100.07, a basis of about
3.74%.
port.
ceive
B
1173
Gillespie, Illinois
Bond Sale—An issue of
$429,000
waterworks improvement and
funding
to
revenue
Benjamin
bonds
Lewis
&
was
re¬
sold
Company,
o n
d
S
1
a
offered
—
were
e
—
The $1,000,000
Sept. 25—v. 184,
awarded
to
a
p.
group
composedvof Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc., Mercantile Trust Co.,
St. Louis, and Harrison, Austin,
Inc., as 2V2S, at a price of 100.19,
a
Treasurer,
State
penter,
sealed tbids
(DST).
until
sewer
bonds.
'
Qct> 11 for; the; pur¬
.$1,000,000
Jonesport
Bridge-general obligation
^
f
(EST)
basis of about 2.44%.
1, 1956. Due
1957 to
,
Of
on
on
"
1959
'
County Deposit Bank,
Munfordville.- Legality approved
by Joseph R. Rubin, of Louisville.
Jeffersontown, Ky.
Bond Offering — Raymond
until; 41
1
..."
r
Due
to
*
as
4
on
Nov.
1
from
986 inclusive,; Prin-
cipahand interest (M-N)
able
at
the
Union
pay¬
Trust
Co.,
Baltimore.,-;
6,009,000 general public facilities
bonds.
1959
•
X.
Due
to
Nov.
1
from
inclusive.
Prin-
on
1986
cipal and interest (M-N)
able
(M-N) payable
at the Hart
bids
$12,000JKfth public facilities school
inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
the
Oct. 10 for the pur¬
follows:
Nov. 1
1981
of
Commissioners,
sealed
$21,000,000 -bonds,
1
bonds.
bonds.
President
County
a.m.;
chase
/
Dated Nov.
of
receive
KENTUCKY
County (P. O. Munfordville),
r,
Kentucky
Offering—D. A. Stewart,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Oct.
2
for
the
purchase of $282,000
-
.
'
County .(P. O. Towson),
Maryland
Offering — Michael J.
will
Hart
Bond
'
Baltimore
Board
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the State Fiscal Agency,
Topeka.
-
revenue
;
t
MARYLAND
-
Bond
building
re¬
a.m.
of
'
Birmingham,
Dated Nov. 1, 1956. Due on Nov.
from
1957
to
1966
inclusive.
school
11
on
chase
Beach
_
312,000 storm
Car¬
S.
will
paving
303,000 city park pumping station
from
South Bend, Ind.
bonds
Maine (State of)
Offering—Frank
bonds.
and- alley
bonds.
first
terest payable at the Indiana Na¬
tional Bank, of Indianapolis, or at
$460,000
and
offered
Me.
Sale—The $220,000 school
bonds offered Sept. 25—v. 184, p.
Bond
Bond
1
Dated Oct. 1,
July 1 from 1959 to
inclusive; Principal and in¬
Due
Co., jointly.
Camden,
Topeka, Kansas
,
Miller,
•'
District
1
Nov.
on
100,000 sanitary sewer bonds.
77,000 street repair bonds.
Secretary, wilL receive sealed bids
10
follows:
bonds.
Building, Indianapolis), Ind.
until
as
Nov. 1 from
on
Bond Sale—The $11,000 fire de¬
partment
by
of
Perry Township School Building
Corporation (P. O. 852 Consol.
the
;
,
&
..
MAINE
able at the Lowell National Bank
of
r
Redfield, Iowa
a.m.
1987
to
i
1970 to 1975 inclusive.
receive
revenue
1956.
1,
National
1967 to 1969 inclusive.
Adell,
(CST) on
the purchase of $220,-
Sept.
*
Atkinson,
will
and
bonds ^offered
'
KANSAS
Bond Offering—R. W.
Treasurer,
Moines,
129,000 3.10s. Due
fered
Legality approved by
3s.
Lowell, Ind.
Town
Moines
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
Oct. 1
1
26—v. 184, p. 1066—were awarded
to Ducournau & Kees, of New Or¬
Washington Parish School Districts
/ (P. O. Franklinton), La.-^
Bond Sale—The $267,000 School
Iowa-Des
$151,000 3.30s. Due
inclusive.
1961
to
Sale—The $336,000 school
No.
public
Sewerage Dis¬
the
will
on
X
,5
„
leans.
the
1, 1956. Due
from
Patterson, La..
;
building bonds offered Sept. 25—
184, p. 1065—were awarded to
000,000 school improvement bonds.
Oct.
1065—
p.
v.
Board of
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on Oct. 9 for the purchase of $1,.
184,
awarded Xo Barrow, Leary &
were
trict
District, Iowa
Gary School City, Ind.
School
$232,309 bonds
Bond Sale—The $226,000
Bond
Bond Offering—Alice M. Stand-
ley,
La.
Sale—The
offered Sept. 24—v.
improvement
v.
184, p. 1172—were awarded to
the First National Hank, and the
as
Company.
interest
and
Parkersburg Community School
building bonds offered Sept. 20—
Point, jointly,
1173—were awarded
composed of the Equi¬
p.
group
of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
8 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 2 for
purchase of $50,000 gymna¬
sium bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1956.
Nov.
—
table Securities Corp., White, Hattier & Sanford, and Weil Invest¬
the
City, Ind.
(P. O. Gretna),
street
until
on
/,">•
;
Louisiana
LegalityBannister, Carpen¬
Offering—C.
inclusive.
Parish
1956.
to
Due
"
LOUISIANA
pavable at the District Treasurer's
,
Mount
of
19—v.
by
ter,
Ahlers
Moines.
veld,
offered
1277—were
p.
Bank
'
'j
*
$20,000 school
,
1959
1
the
to
Due
inclusive.
Sale—The $130,000 school
nois
of
Evans & Co., and
Pierce,
13,000
bonds.
Bond
1966
to
bonds
Vernon.
1957 to 1964 inclusive.
on
1172—were
p.
from
INDIANA *
Crown Point School
1956.
Geneseo, III.
1957
-Vernon, Ky.-.,
Sale—The
awarded
office.
mortgage
*
26—v.-
special
assessment
im¬
provement bonds. Due on May
Bond
$125,000
May 1 from 1958 to
on
inclusive.
parking system revenue
bonds offered Sept. 21—v.
184, p.
1172—were awarded to The Illi¬
Company,, of Chicago.'
from
building
revenue
Sept. 20—v. 184,
of:
Maurice Independent School
Trauernicht, of St, Louis.
a
$500,000 im-
Mount
Bond
Dec. 1 from 1957 to
on
refunding revenue bonds was
sold to Negley, Jens & Rowe, ol
Peoria, as 4V2S.
Dated Aug. 1,
Bond
Sale—The $500,000 motor
1
National
District, Iowa
•„
„
to
$20,000
Vienna, Illinois
100.05, a basis
*
Elgin,
Bond
to
Company,. of Chicago,
Moines
The sale consisted
1
Goldman, Sachs & Co., and Ball-
Bond
Sept.
Charles
Principal and interest (F-A)
Du
bonds
Legality
Bond Sale—An issue) of
$6,750,000
a
both of
Bank,
Oct.
on
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the
Farmers
Bank & Capital Trust Co., Frank¬
fort, or at the Chemical Corn Ex¬
change Bank, New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Co., both of Des
Moines, jointly.
1967
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
building and site bonds of¬
Sept. 25—v. 184, p. ,1277—
Director,
State
Property and Buildings Commis¬
sion, will receive sealed bids until
2 p.m. '(CST) ori Oct. -16 for-.the
purchase
of
$437,000
Revenue
Bond Project
No. -J*-'Wild. .LifeRange bonds. Dated Oct. I, 1956.
Bank & Trust
inclusive.
1962
man
•
J-J.
to
Sch. Dist.
No. 236 (P. O. Rossville), III.
Bond Ofiering — F. R. Singer,
Superintendent of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (DST) on Oct. 5 for
the purchase of $30,000 building
Dated
(P. O. May wood), III.
Ma-
(EST)
p.m.
to
Bond
receive
purchase
erosion
were
—
composed
group
of about 3.49%.
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1953 to 1967 inclu¬
sive.
a
968
p.
County,, Proviso
Township
High School District No. 209
3V2S, at
certificates.
Madeira
Bond
184,
Cook
•
water
to
1962
a
.
Iowa-Des
County High
Interest
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Gold¬
man, Sachs & Co., Stern Bros., and
Blewer,.Glynn & Co., at a price
of 100.002, a net interest cost of
about 3.20%, as follows: • •*,
*
fered
Farmers Bank of the
FLORIDA
inclusive;
Sale—The $1,000,000 mu¬
awarded
pay-
•
Vermilion
1956.
Belleville, III.
■
nicipal
public
Aug.
Mu¬
nicht, of St. Louis.
Bond
of
improvement
Aug. 1, 1956. Due on
1958
from
by
Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
■
bonds. Dated
1
Interest
1985
to
Savings
W. Mar¬
Executive
inclusive.
Shaw, McDermott & Co., and
J-J.
Bond Offering—Warren Wheat-
15
Jan.
on
$45,000
Municipal Bond Corporation,
Chicago, as 3Vss, and 3s. Dated
Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Jan. 1 from
925,000 3.20s. Due
ley, Town Secretary, will receive
scaled bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
the
to
tin,
'
sold
was
of
1959
Oct.
issue of
the
Georgetown, Del.
on
to
District, 111.
bonds
$75,000 3M>s. Due
DELAWARE
$20,000
gas
Protection
Sale—An
Bond
fire
Offering—Joseph R. Bates,
sealed
1958
ILLINOIS
&
Connecticut
Bond
from
1
Legality approved
by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington
Connecticut & Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
the
on
sold
was
of
Superintendent' of Public Works,
will
&
National
construction
13,000
nicipal Bond Corporation, of Chi¬
cago, as 3%s. Dated Sept. 1, 1956.
approved
(Territory of)
1956.
Connecticut
bonds
road
issue
Sale—An
Bond
inclusive.
Hawaii
Louis.
1991
to
and
Bond Offering—James
Due
im¬
to. Iowa
Bank, and
assessment
Centerville, jointly.
Due
HAWAII
of)
State Treasurer, will receive
on
•
awarded as
bonds
provement
1975
from
.
$43,000 bonds
were
special
$20,000
Interest
..
Patoka, Illinois
Hilsman
Hirschberg,
Trauernicht, of St.
•
.
follows:
Lane, Space & Co., Courts & Co.,
to
The
—
Sept. 24
(M-N) payable at the City
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
ap¬
proved
by
Tallmadge
&
Tallmadge, of Denver.
chase
1
inclusive.
1985
Sale
Bond
offered
First
sealed bids
•
sold
was
Trust
Jr.;
i
$385,000
* utility
bonds
.
Centerville, Iowa
~
F-A. Legality approved by Charles
Bond Offering—John Ottaviano,
t'
-
Bond Sale—An issue of
gas
/'.
,
&
Connecticut (State
4
awarded to the Alton Sav¬
ings Bank of Alton.
McLeansboro, III.
15
Principal
Kentucky (State of)
obligation swimming pool bonds
offered Sept. 24—v.
184, p. 1277
—were
of
purchase
interest
(M-S) payable at the Kentucky
Trust Co., Louisville. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Wyatt,
Grafton
&
Grafton, of Louisville.
Sale—The $30,000 general
Bond
$187,000
building bonds was sold to H. C.
Speer & Sons Company, of Chi¬
cago, as 3%s.
'
1173.
p.
Alton, Iowa
Illinois
Gardner),
184,
IOWA
group composed of the Trust
Company of Georgia, of Atlanta;
a
24—v.
Sept.
Gardner Grade
No. 72 (P. O.
Bond Sale—An issue of
March
on
inclusive.
Clement A. Evans & Co., Johnson,
Principal and
.
'
School District
were
rial
offered
Grundy County,
bids
$i75,000 Memo¬
Hospital improvement bonds
the
for
8
$300,000 water and sewer revenue
bonds. Dated Sept. 15, 1956. Due
St.
of
to
Bond
ous
Nov. 1 from 1958 to
on
CONNECTICUT
.
Trauernicht,
26—v. 184, p. 1065—were awarded
terest
•
National
&
Sold—No
Bonds Not
Oct.
on
submitted for the
in¬
Due
inclusive.
1986
•
Indiana
1959
1956.
-
Southern
Decatur, Ga.
of
purchase
Washington County (P. O. Salem),
by
approved
Louis.
on
on
Legality
refunding
revenue
to Negley, Jens &
Rowe, of Peoria, as 4V4S.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1956.. Due on May 1 from
receive
(MST)
$800,000 water extension and im¬
provement bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
v
Due
M-N.
Charles
Bank, of Athens, or at the Chase
Manhattan Bank, of N. Y. City.
Bond Offering—Richard J. Good¬
on
(EST)
noon
July 1 from
1957 to 1986 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
COLORADO
sealed bids until 2:30 p.m.
Chicago, as 41/4S, 4s and 3%s.
May 1, 1956. Due on May I
est
Oct. 2 for the purchase of $600,000
traffic improvement bonds. Dated
Aurora, Colo.
will
of
Dated
City Council until
office.
Clerk,
of
be received by the Mayor and the
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
City
basis
a
Athens, Ga.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
the purchase of $473,000 building
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1956. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
man,
100.001,
GEORGIA
Oct 23 for
on
of
from 1957 to 1994 inclusive. Inter¬
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
until 9 a.m,
price
a
about 3.99%.
Monday, October 1, 1956
.
at
Deposit
the
&
pay¬
Mercantile-Safe
Trust
Co.,
Balti¬
more.
3,000,000
..
Metropolitan
issue) bonds.
■
(25th
Nov.
1
from
1959
to
District
Due
on
1986
in¬
clusive.
J.
Anderson, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CDST)
Principal and interest
(M-N)
payable
at
the
Equi¬
table Trust Co., Baltimore.
Each issue is dated Nov.
1, 1956
Volume
184
Number
5573
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Legality approved by Clark, Street
&
3.20s,
as
at
of
basis
Pendergast, of Baltimore.
price
a
of
100.48,
about 3.14%.
a
(1401)
630,000
general public improve¬
ment, series 56-S bonds. Due
on Sept. 15 from 1957 to 1971
,
s
The
.Cumberland, Md.
-
s.
Sale—The
Bond
project
$300,000
flood
bonds
Due
1956.
dated'
are
Oct.
on
1
Oct.
1957
from
inclusive.
1976
Principal
payable
at
the
memorial
hospital
bonds offered Sept. 25—v. 184, p.
terest
1278—were
1,
awarded
Safe
cantile
to
the
Mer¬
Deposit & Trust Co.,
Boston.
of
Palmer
Auburn
Bond
and
Water
Sale—The
water
Sept.
$175,000 water
mains
27—v.
bonds
184,
offered
1278—were
p.
awarded to the First Boston
New York
of
100.08,
Bond
District, Mass.
Corp.,
City, as 3Vis, at a price
basis of about 3.23%.
a
'
Offering—Geo. F. Heder-
City
son,
sealed bids at the National
2
Oct.
1
sive.
Principal and interest
able
the
at
Legality
aforementioned
approved
Thorndike,
Boston.
pay¬
bank.
Oct.
from
1
1957
to
1975
on
Oct.
1
from
1957
1972
to
inclu¬
sive.
Oct.
interest
1, 1956.
Principal
payable at the First
Legality
Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
by
Rebere, Mass.
Offering—FrancisX. Shea,
Bond
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids
c/o
The
National
Shawmut
Street, Boston,
until 11 a.m.' (EDST)
on
Oct. 2
for the purchase of $425,000 bonds
W.
as
City,
Hutton
2.70s, at
as
basis
a
&
Co.,
New
York
price of 100.11,
a
of about 2.67%.
Bank,
Bond
$175,000
fi
J.
Treasurer,
Bru-
will
re¬
Boston, 28 State
St., Boston, until noon (DST) on
Oct. 3 for the purchase of $85,000
bonds.
Due
Oct.
on
inclusive.
Oct.
Dated
15 from
15, 1956.
1957
payable
Holyoke, Mass.
Bond
Sale
The
—
various
pur-
,,pos£s bonds totaling $171,00.0 of¬
fered ,Sept. .24—v. 184, p. 1278—
awarded to Goldman, Sachs
of New York City,
^.40s, at a price >of 100.01, vai
..basis of about.2.49%.,
were
^
Company,
as
,
Lawrence, Mass.
Bond
Offering—Alfred
manche,
ceive
(DST)
of
;
City
sealed
on
1,
1957
water
1956.
to
until
11
re¬
1971
Due
bonds.
-
Oct
on
inclusive.
1
from
Principal
and interest payable at the Second
Bank-State Street Trust Co., Bos¬
ton,
at
or
1966
the
City
75,000
bonds. Due
sewer
on
Sept.
15 from 1957 to 1971 inclusive.
Dated
Sept.
interest
and
Principal
at the Na¬
1956.
1,
payable
Shawmut Bank,
Legality
approved
Gray, Best, Coolidge
of Boston.
by
Ropes,
&
Rugg,
Swansea,
bonds offered
1278—\yere
ginson
of
Mass.
Sale—The
Bond
Sept. 25—v.
awarded to
184.
p.
Lee
Hig¬
price
basis of about 3.21%.
Corp.,
100.28,
school
$90,000
a
as
3V4S,
at
a
Farmington,
No.
5
Township Public School
(P. O. Ellsworth), Mich.
Offering—Marvin
J.
El-
Boston
Corp., New York City, as
3.10s, at a price of 100.04, a basis
Detroit.
of
p.
the Harvard Trust
as
2%%s, at
a
Co., Cambridge,
price of 100.16, a
basis of about 2.71%.
•Lynnfield, Mass.
Sale—The $970,000 school
-
,
Bond
-
about
3.09%.
No.
Middleborough, Mass.
Bond Sale—Tbe $70,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 27 were
awarded to Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
New York City, as 2.70s, at a price
of 100.07, a basis of about 2.66%.
The
1956.
bonds
Due
on
are
Oct.
dated
1
Oct.
1957
to
1961 inclusive. Principal and interest payable at the First Nation-
al. Bank of Boston. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Bond
bonds
Coffin
&
to
a
Burr,
composed
Lee
of
Higginson
Corp., R. L. Day & Co., Estabrook
Co., and F. S. Moseley & Co.,
&
O.
G.
and
20210
Redford
Middlebelt
H.
Walker
R.
H.
building and site bonds. Dated
19f57
to
—
All
bids
received
Bond
erspoon,
ceive
Offering—John
H.
With-
City Controller, will
sealed
bids
until
10
June 1
on
re¬
a.m.
(EST) on Oct. 2 for the purchase
$12,268,000 bonds, as follows:
of
$3,350,000 Motor Vehicle Highway
2,000,000 public sewer, series 56Q bonds. Due on Sept. 15 from
1957 to
1981
inclusive.
2,838,000 general public improve¬
ment, series 56-R bonds. Due
on Sept.
15 from 1957 to 1981
&
Co., The Illinois
Ludington,
Bond
Mich.
highway
Sept.
26—v.
to
184,
1279—
p.
Walter J.
Wade,
Inc., of Grand Rapids.
Midland
School
District,
Bond Offering—R. W.
Mich.
Caldwell,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
p.m.
(EST) on Oct. 2 for the
purchase of $3,100,000 building
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on
8
sive. Principal and interest
Carl
Johnson,
Oct. 1
motor
Owosso
bonds.
Dated July 15, 1956. Due on July
15
from
1957
to' 1970
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
at
a
banking
institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
Dist.,
Offering—Ruth Y.
tion
notes,
$53,500
SchQol District,
rJforrS (P.«V. Muskegon),
Bond
Sale—The
ing bonds offered Sept. 24—v. 184,
1278—were awarded to Barcus,
p.
Kindred &
Co., of Chicago.
Huron
Valley School District (P. O.
Milford), Mich.
Bond Offering—L. J. Brande-
berry, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8
(EST)
p.m.
Oct. 11 for
on
the
purchase of $1,200,000 school
and
building bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1956. Due on April 1 from
site
1959
to
by
1974
interest
Principal
payable at a
trust company designated
purchaser.
Legality ap¬
or
the
proved
dock
inclusive.
(A-O)
by
Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
& Stone, of Detroit.
Imlay City, Mich.
disposal
Sept. 24
system
—
bonds
184, p.
v.
offered
The
1173
—
Were
taxes).
(1956
notes
/
1957.
Minnesota
Due
-
taxes).
Due
dated
Sept.
until
2 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 2 for
purchase of $12,000 school
building bonds.
Dated Aug.
1,
received
Vehicle
were
for
the
$85,000 Motor
Highway Fund bonds of¬
Sept. 21—v.-184,
Bond
De
Planche,
Village
sealed
bids
Freda
—
Clerk,
(F-A) payable at a suitable
banking institution designated by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
neapolis.
Willmar,
p.m.
Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Due on June 1
1983 inclusive.
Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at, a
banking institution desig¬
nated by the successful bidder and
approved by the School Board.
Due
on
Dated
26
The
interest
Sch.
Dist,
Pine
No.
Sept.
21
No.
Bond
school
Sale
—
building
District,
The
and
offered Sept. 25—v.
were
from
awarded
to
$10,000,OUU
site bonds
184, p. 1173—
a
syndicate
County Supervisors Dist.
(P. O. Philadelphia), Miss.
3
Offering — I. D. Darby,
Chancery Clerk, will receive bids
until 1 p.m. (CST),, on Oct. 2 for
the purchase of $50,000 road and
bridge bonds.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received liritil 7 p.'m.
(CS't)
Clerk,
will
<
receive
for
19
Dated
77
(P.
purchase of $150,000
system revenue bonds.
July 1, 1956. Due on July
1 from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Missoula County (P. O.
inclusive.
Le¬
Missoula),
Montana
Bond Sale—The $535,090 bridge
bonds
offered
Sept.
24
were
awarded to
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minneapolis.
Offering
—
Mrs. Delphine
Hoenke, Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(MST)
on
Oct. 8 for the purchase of $57,500
sewer
system bonds. Amortization
bonds will be the first choice; se¬
will
bonds
the
be
second
Yellowstone County School District
O.
No.
2
(P. O. Billings), Mont.
Bond
be received until 8 p.m.
Oct.
(CST)
school
Sale
10 for the
purchase of $150,building bonds.
Due
school
from
1958
to
1977
inclusive.
available
bonds
—
The
offered
on
v.
Popovich, of St. Paul.
$1,000,000
Sept.
24-—
184, p. 970—were awarded to a
group
composed of the First Na¬
tional
Bank
of
Chicago;
from
Peabody
& Co.; A.
Kidder,
G. Becker &
Co., Inc., and McMaster, Hutchin¬
Hope, Minn.
Offering — Don Trucker,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
(CST)
on
Oct. 4
the purchase
for
eral
of $220,000 gen¬
obligation improvement
bonds.
Dated
Nov.
1
Nov.
from
1,
1956.
son
1977
incl.
on
ings Bank, Chicago, at
Principal and interest payable at
1959 to
&
Co.,
at
a
price
of 100.01,
net interest cost of about
a
as
3.11%,
follows:
$350,000 3V4s.
1957
to
Due on Oct. 1 from
1963 inclusive.
Due
headed by the Harris Trust & Sav¬
price of
sealed
the
650,000 3.10s.
Due on Oct. 1 from
'
a
on
bids until 7:30 p.m. (MST) on Oct.
rial
of¬
Mich.
1,
1957 to
Bond
New
School
Oct.
from
1
MISSISSIPPI
Bond
Kalamazoo
Oct.
on
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
&
the
Due
Neshoba
Island), Minn
Peterson
at
dated
are
inclusive.
choice of the City Council.
of Detroit.
issue
2%
Goodhue, Olmsted and Dodge
Counties Joint Indep. Consol.
details
the
Minne¬
bear
of
bonds
of
April 1, 1957 to April 1, 1958.
Further
for
bonds
Company,
3%s. The
as
000
fering.)
bonds
•
1976
cor¬
totaling
$35,000 offered Sept. 19—v. 184,
p. 1174—were awarded to Allison-
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at a banking insti¬
tution designated by the success¬
ful bidder. Legality approved by
vliller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
received
Bank of
Plevna, Mont.
purpose
Aug.
were
the
to
Willmar, as 3V2S, at a price of
100.79, a basis of about 3.41%.
Bond
Sale—The water and
porate
1, 1956.
Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1971
(No bids
lift station
sewer
awarded
were
MINNESOTA
p.m.
inclusive.
main and
sewer
improvement bonds offered Sept.
*
on Oct. 5 for the purchase
$85,000 motor vehicle highway
bonds.
Minn.
Bond Sale—The $27,000 sanitary
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
...
.
neapolis.
Fred
(EST) on Oct. 3 for the
purchase of $165,000 general obli¬
gation building and site bonds.
(EST)
of
to
7:30
—
will
8
1958
sewerage
Offering
additional
until
from
Burdick,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Bond
apolis,
receive
1
Principal and in¬
terest
City
Wright Township School District
No. 24 (P. O. Marne), Mich.
Williams
1278.
p.
Inkster, Mich.
Offering
Feb.
on
Prentiss, Miss.
4.49%.
Bond
bids
Due
inclusive.
1969
1,
;
,
Inkster, Mich.
Sold—No
:
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received by the District Clerk
Braham, Minn.
Not
Consoli¬
Bond
, r
are
Independent
'
to Kenower, MacArthur
Co., of Detroit, as 3s.
Bonds
Joint
dated School Districts No. 61,
72 and 86 (P. O. Tintah),
Woodhull'Township School District Oct. -5 for the purchase of1 $15,000
No.-6 (P. O. Shaftsburg), Mich.
public iVnprovement bonds.' Due
from 1957 to 1959 inclusive.
Bond Sale—An issue of $70,000
school site and building bonds was,
MONTANA
sold
to
Kenower, MacArthur &
Company, of Detroit, as 4V2S, at a
Conrad, Mont.
price of 100.02, a basis of about
Bond
Offering — J.
I.
Castle,
awarded
&
(1957
notes
notes
from 1959 to
Bond Sale—The $200,000 sewage
follows:
as
^_-4une 30, 1957.
Mich.
$425,000 build¬
Mich.
June 30, 1958.
56,000
Class
Traverse, Wilkin and Grant Coun-
1956.
School
Union
Note
Ellis,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m.
(EST) on Oct. 8 for the
purchase of $10©,500 tax anticipa¬
Detroit.
Fourth
(M-S)
State
payable at the Chemical
Savings Bank, Midland.
sealed
Bank,
1956.
$50,000 motor
fund bonds of¬
March 15 from 1957 to 1962 inclu¬
—
the American Na¬
St. Paul; Juran &
Moody, Inc.; Kalman & Co.; E. J.
Prescott & Co.; Piper, Jaffray &
Hop wood;
Allison-Williams Co.;
J. M. Dain & Co., and Central Re¬
public Co.
tional
the
Sale—The
awarded
of
composed
ties
Offering
Bond
Minnesota
Sale—The $500,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 19—v: 184,
p. 1066—were awarded to a group
&
Frankfort, Mich.
City Clerk, will receive
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
for the purchase of $32,000
vehicle
highway
fund
Ramsey County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 38 (P. O. Mounds View),
Bond
and J. A. Overton & Co.
1982
inclusive. Princip.il
(J-D) payable at a
banking institution designated by
the successful bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
der.
inclusive.
Renshaw, Third National Bank, in
Nashville, Walter J. Wade, Inc.,
from
interest
fund
Detroit, Mich.
1
suitable
banking
institution
designated by the successful bid¬
Legality approved by Faegre
& Benson* of Minneapolis.
a
Co., National
City Bank, of Cleveland, Courts &
Co., New York Hanseatic Corp.,
were
and
1981
Moulton
G.
p.m. (EST) on Oct. 1
purchase of $750,000 gen¬
1, 1956. Due
June
on
Company.
fered
June
Due
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Carl
M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co., Marine
Trust. Company of Western New
York, Buffalo, Laidlaw & Co., Barr
Brothers
&
Co.,
City National
Bank & Trust Co., Kansas City,
for
eral
2%s.
Co.,
vehicle
the
1
Robert W. Baird & Co., Rodman &
inclusive.
Mass.
group
Sale
Fund, series 56-0 bonds. Due
on Sept.
15 from 1957 to 1966
Sale—The $455,000 school
offered
Sept.
27
were
awarded
m
—
fered
$485,000 building bonds of¬
fered Sept. 20—v. 184, p. 1173—
were rejected.
Narragansett Regional School
District,
1956.
^
June
on
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., First
Boston Corp., Kidder, Peabody &
Lawrason, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
Township School District
(P. O. Dearborn), Mich.
for the
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
—
2
Bond
1,
from
1,
-
Livonia
(P.
Dearborn
184,
Aug.
*/
Road, Livonia), Mich.
Bond
Offering
William
bank
Banks
bonds offered Sept. 26—v. 184, p.
1278—were awarded to the First
Sale—The $50,000 water
bonds offered Sept." 25—v.
1278—were awarded to
main
Dated
May 1,(1958.
and
MICHIGAN
zinga, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 4 for
the purchase of $195,000 building
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on
July 1 from 1957 to 1983 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
at
a
banking
institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
Bond
.
notes.
Due
basis of about 3.02%.
Bond
„
(EST) on Oct. 8 for the
purchase of $45,000 tax anticipa¬
p.m.
Hile
Sherborn, Mass.
•
Bond Sale—The $590,000 school
project bonds offered Sept. 27—
v.
184, p. 1278—were awarded to
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., and
Kidder, Peabody & Co., jointly,
as
3.10s, at a price of 100.67, a
office.
Legality - approved
by
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coojidge &
Rugg, of Boston.
,
Note
Offering—Marion Garrett,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8
Due
Other members of the syndicate:
Bankers Trust Co., of New York,
of
Boston.
Treasurer's
Lincoln, Mass.
.
Sept.
on
inclusive.
a.m.
Dated
Detroit.
Dowagiac School District, Mich.
1966 inclusive.
clusive.
Oct. 2 for the purchase
$150,000
Oct.
Courte-
Treasurer,-will
bids
Due
recon¬
75,000 street construction bonds.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1957 to
tional
•:
bonds.
1957 to
and
100,000 water bonds.
Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1971 in¬
1971
to
Principal and interest
at
the
aforementioned
bank.
remodeling
struction
ceive sealed bids at the Merchants
National Bank of
sewer
Water
1 from
Offering—John
Town
40
follows:•
Franklin, Mass.
nelli,
4,000,000
bids until 8
approved
Duxbury, Mass.
Note
Sale—The
$46,000 water
main
notes - offered
Sept. 25—v.
184, p. 1278—were awarded to
E.
of
National Bank of Boston.
.•
.
York
Townships Fractional School Dist.
Dated
and
official
bank of the City
City, Chicago, or
Legality
approved
by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
tion
inclusive.
Storey,
Dodge, of
&
$440,000
of
80,000 school bonds. Due
by
Palmer
purchase
follows:
as
on
(DST) on Oct. 3 for the purchase
$150,000
street
constriction
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Dpe on
from 1957 to 1961 inclu¬
re¬
First
$360,000 school project bonds. Due
of
bonds.
will
The
c/o
the
for
Shaw-
Bank of Boston, Trust Dept.,
40 Water St., Boston, until 11 a.m.
bids
pal Division, 45 Milk Street, Bos¬
ton, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on Oct.
Treasurer, will receive
mut
Treasurer,
sealed
2%s.
from 1966 to 1974 inclusive.
from 1975 to
Sept.
New
follows:
as
3,440,000
on
19»1 in¬
Detroit.
National Bank of Boston, Munici¬
bonds,
Chelsea, Mass.
Bond
'■
Town
cabee,
ceive
Due
15, 1956. Principal
interest (M-S) payable at the
and
Ma-
bonds.
clusive.
Dated
in
Offering—Marion E.
56-T
net interest cost of about
a
$2,560,000 3s. Due on June 1 from
1957 to 1965 inclusive.'"' "M
utility lighting,
Sept. 15 from 19ov to
current
Paxton, Mass.
public
series
&
MASSACHUSETTS
r
3,450,000
Company,
Legality approved by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
of Baltimore.
•
inclusive.
to
in¬
Second
and
Bank-State Street Trust
and
1C0.04,
2.68%,
61
1964 to
1976 inclusive.
62
(1402)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW
HAMPSHIRE
Sykes,
Second
Trust
Co.,
count.
notes
Due
able
at
Dec.
the
at.
Sept. 27,
1956. Pay¬
4,
National
a'.
>500,000
general
bonds.
"Due
JERSEY
bids
until
8
1
from
1957
1976
to
1965
to
4,181,000
p.m.
1971
to
1,890,000
Nov.
Nov.
bonds.
Bond
from
1957
City
Due
2,020,000
1
from
water
1957
to
supply
on
Nov.
bonds
bonds.
from
1
1957
Gardner
&
Co.
group bid for $2,345,000 bonds as
3.60s, at a price of 100.24, a basis
1,
interest
of about 3.5
Roselle School
Bond
District, N. J.
Offering
—
Burton
P.
Lewis, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (DST) on Oct. 10 for
the purchase of $1,675,000 school
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1956.
Due
on
March 1 from
clusive.
(M-S)
tional
1958 to 1979 in¬
Principal and interest
payable at the First Na¬
Bank
of Roselle.
Legality
by Hawkins,- Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
District, N. J.
Bond
[Offering — Edward
J.
Seullion, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on Oct.
9
for
the
purchase of $235,000
building bonds.
Dated
Oct.
f,
1956.
to
Due
Oct.
on
1
from
Principal and
interest
(A-O)
payable at the
Monmouth County National Bank,
Keyport.
Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
NEW
YORK
'
Bond
Bond Offering—Francis H. Con¬
Village Treasurer, will
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2
re¬
p.m.
(EDST) on Oct. 3 for the purchase
$50,000 steam
plant
bonds.
of
.Dated July 1, 1956. Due on July 1
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
at
and
The
interest
Citizens
(J-J)
Bank
of
payable
Arcade.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
Bethlehem
1
Bond
(P. O. Delmar),
N. Y.
Offering—John M. Oliver,
Supervisor,
will
receive
Town
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
Oct. 4 for the purchase of
$14,000
dump truck bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1956. Due on Sept. 1 from 1957 to
1961
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(M-N) payable at the Na¬
terest
tional
Commercial
Bank &
1, 1956.
to
Trust
Rrookhaven, Ridge Fire District
(P. O. Ridge), N. Y.
Offering
District
receive
sealed
(DST)
on
—
Nov.
bids
until
3
1957
to
65,000
on
Phil¬
inclusive.
Principal and(J-D) payable at the Ma¬
rine Trust Company of Western
New York, Buffalo. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
1957
Due
to
Dated
Nov.
on
1966
1
from
inclusive.
Nov.
1, 1956. Principal
and interest (M-N)
payable at the
City Comptroller's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Sullivan, Dono¬
New
York
City Housing Authority,
New
will
the
(EDST) on Oct. 9 for
of $22,389,000 tem¬
purchase
(one hundred fourth
issue). Dated Nov. 7, 1956. Due on
May 10, 1957. Principal and in¬
terest
payable at the Chemical
Corn
Exchange Bank, of
New
City. Legality approved by
awarded
to
a
group
Stuart
3.48%.
(P. O. Hoover Drive, Rochester),
New York
Bond
Offering—Frank A. Min-
dach, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on
Oct. 4 for the purchase of
$3,760,000 building bonds. Dated Nov.
1,
Due
Nov. 1 from 1957 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
1986
Bond
water
velt
1976
City.
Greenhurgh Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 2 (P. O. Irvington), N. Y.
Bond
Offering
Margaret I.
Crawford, District Clerk, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
—
until
3:30
p.m.
(EDST) on Oct. 3 for the purchase
of $85,000
building bonds. Dated
Oct.
1,
1957
1956. Due
to
1966
on
Oct.
1
I slip
No.
Offering—Alice
a
bond
are
on
100.17,
dated
Aug.
Aug. 1 from 1957
a
school
184,
bonds
p.
group
Dillon,
Na*
The $1,266,000
offered Sept.
27—
1279—were awarded to
Union
of
Eastman
Securities
&
path, and Freeman & Co., as 3.20s,
at
a
price of 100.19, a basis of
about 3.17%.
Rochester, N. Y.=
Note Sale—The bonds and tax
anticipation notes totaling $1,600,offered
Sept. 21 were award¬
ed to the Lincoln-Rochester
Trust
Company, of Rochester, at 1.95%
interest.
610,000
tax
Due
The notes
are
notes.
dated Oct. 1, 1956.
Stockbridge and Smithfield Central
1
(P. O.
Munnsville), N. Y.
$465,000 build¬
Reybert,
Bond Sale—The
ing bonds offered Sept. 26—v. 184,
p.im
school bonds.
for
Due
the
on
Oct.
inclusive.
(A-O)
purchase
of
$3,746,000
Dated
Oct.
1,
1956.
from
1957
to
1985
1
Principal
payable
at
and
the
interest
First
Na¬
1279—were awarded to
a
NORTH
a
as
3.40s, at
a
price of 100.68,
of
Offering—Esther
ling,
bids
for
inclusive.
Easter-
Due
office
in
1
Dated
Offering
Oct.
11
$64,669.33
bonds.
1958 to 1988 inclusive.
from
1958
bids
of
•<
leigh until 11
2
for
the
in
on
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
of
Ra¬
Oct.
$250,000
water bonds.
Dated June
1, 1956.
Due
1
to
June
on
from
1958
1988
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable in New York City.
Legality approved by Mitchell,
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
New York
No.
bonds.
Cleveland), O.
•
Bond
burg,
sealed
price of 100.18,
a
basis
B.
Morris,
Berea City School
(EST)
on
Interest
the
District, Ohio
Offering—Leonora
will
main
184,
bonds
Nel¬
City Comptroller, will receive
June
to
1972
interest
1
offered
1175
p.
Field,
(EST)
of
and
»
the
Sept.
Richards
seated
Oct.
on
16
bids
for
$1,500,000 build¬
Dec.
inclusive.
1
from
Principal
1958
and
(J-D) payable at the Na¬
tional City Bank of
Cleveland, in
'
24—v.
awarded
were
—
to
&
Co., and the
Corp., both of
Cleveland, jointly,as 3V4S, at a '
Cleveland
100.21,
a
basis
of
about
3.23%.
Licking
Valley Local Sch. District
(P. O. R. D. No. 1, Toboso), Ohio
Offering—C.
of
(EST)
the
Board
V.
of
Varner,
Education,
on
noon
Oct. 8 for the purchase
school
improvement
$496,600
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the
of Newark.
Squire,
Park
National
Bank
Legality approved by
Sandersj & Dempsey,
Cleveland.
of
Madison
Township Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Trotwood), Ohio
Prit-
the Board of Edu¬
receive
purchase
'
Lakewood, Ohio
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due
Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1977
noon
1966' inclusive.
noon
»
receive
for
until
Legality approved by Squire,
Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
on
Utica, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Thomas J.
F.
—
J-D.
until
18
of
chard, Clerk of
:
Broaden-
will
Oct.
Finance, will receive
bids
cation,
Clerk,
until
will receive sealed bids until
Oct. 12 for the purchase of
$45,000
destructor bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1 from
Bond
' tax
from
Sale—The $300,000 water
Bond
Offering
to
1
inclusive." Le-
Offering—Fred
bids
Bond
3.98%.
rubbish
1958
Nov.
on
1982
Town
sealed
price of
Co.; First Cleveland Corp.; Fahey,
Clark & Co.; Sweney,
Cartwright
& Co., and Merrill, Turben &
Co.,
of
Expressways
unlimited
2,
Jefferson Township Local School
District (P. O. New Paris), Ohio
First
Bond
v
Each issue is dated Nov.
1, 1956.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
1067—were awarded to a group
composed
of Hayden,
Miller &
p.
about
.
land.
i
Bond Sale—The
$950,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 24—v. 184,
of
1
inclusive.
purchase of $182,000 school bonds.
City.
Beachwood Village Local School
District (P. O.
a
assess¬
Nov.
on
1967
Fality approved
by Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleve-
.
.
-
4s, at
.improvement,
to
Due
to
OHIO
as
of
follows:
special
General
-*
r und
»
1958
office
purchase
Due
Columbus,
50,000.00
W. E. Easter-
his
at
Brown
Marburger,
,
.
sealed
1967
Legality approved by Bricker/
Evatt & Barton,
Nov.
Secretary, of Local Govern¬
Commission, will receive
Agnes
as
262
ment
—
interest
the
street
series No.
on.
Wilson, N. C.
ment
—
for
May
Bond Offering
'
1956.
to
and
Principal
$114,669.33 bonds,
interest
ling,
1,
1958
City
Clerk
will
receive
sealed bids until 11:30 a.m.
(EST)
on
1, 1956.
Principal
(M-N) payable in
New York City. Legality
approved
by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Wash¬
burn, of New York City
and
assess¬
Oct.
from
1
Cain,
sanitary sewer bonds.
on
May 1 from 1958 to
from
p.m.
Columbus, Ohio
Bond
Ra¬
a.m.
250,000 water bonds. Due
•
1
line
of Salem.
follows:
as
$1,150,000
of
re¬
(A-O) payable at the Lisbon of¬
fice of the Farmers National Bank
E.
(EST) on Oct.
purchase of $1,400,000
the
bonds,
his
at
leigh until 11
**'
Oct.
y
sealed
De-
will
until
water
bonds; Dated
on
Secretary of Local Govern¬
Commission, will receive
ment
9
W.
—
bids
H.
Board
Oct. 15 for the purchase
$29,732.98
ment
CAROLINA
Offering
•
Ohio
Bond
Co.,
ing bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due
basis of about 3.33%.
son,
;
on
Columbiana County (P. O.
Lisbon),
Reidsville, N. C.
Bond
group
composed of Blair & Co., Inc.;
Roosevelt & Gross, and Manufac¬
turers & Traders Trust
Co., Buf¬
falo,
&
sealed
'
(EST)
on
Co.; John Small
Stern, Lauer & Co.
Young,
receive
Oct. 12
noon
sealed
and
•
improvement notes. Dated Aug. 16,
1956. Due April 1, 1958. "
"
Wood, Gundy & Co.,
Bartow, Leeds & Co.; Doo-
Director
1957.
School District No.
will
:
^
purchase of $12,000 street
for the
Clerk
anticipation
15,
Hay-
Bedford, Ohio
1, 1957.
March
bids until
basis
a
'•/
.
.
Circleville, Ohio
Offering—Lillian
Note
City Auditor,
of
,
(EST)
$990,000 bonds anticipation notes.
Oct.
price of 101.81,
a
of about 3.31%.
Company;
Sale consisted of:
Due
>,
3Vzs, at
ceive
Co.,
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Inc., Auchincloss, Parker & Red-
000
*.
Company, of Columbus,
The Ohio
&
&
-
to
Temple, Clerk of the
County Commissioners,
Inc.;
city
1067—were awarded
p.
Co.; Tucker, Anthjny
& Co.; Weeden & Co.; Freeman &
Hammill
to
—
composed
184,
as
Dillon, Union securities
1,
Principal and in¬
Sale
v.
.
(A-O) payable at the
Bond
(P. O. Bay Shore), N. Y.
Bond
Roose¬
Ramapo Central School District No.
2 (P. O.
Spring Valley), N. Y.
inclusive.
Union Free School District
1
to
Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler
&
Galloway, of
New
York City.
from
Principal
and interest
(A-O) payable at the
County Trust Company, of Irvington. Legality approved
by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
sold
tional Bank of Fredonia.
a
New York
at
inclusive.
terest
esee
Co., New York City.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Dist.
Sale—The
building bonds offered Sept. 20—
1989 inclusive.
Cross, of New York City,
The
terest (M-N)
Trust
was
price of
basis of about 3.73%.
v.
land
&
33/4s,
as
on
payable at the Gen¬
Valley
Union
Trust
Co.,
Rochester, or at the Marine Mid¬
Water
Chillicothe, Ohio
$160,000
Bond
den, Stone & Co.; Carl M. Loeo,
Rhoades & Co.; American Secu¬
rities Corp.; Baxter, Williams &
Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.; Brown Bros.
Harriman & Co.; Fidelity Union
Trust Co., of Newark;
Shearson,
&
Sale—An issue of $28,250
bonds
1956.. Due
Greece Central School District No.
1
Berry Road
.
Other members of the
synoicate:
(P. O. Fredonia), N. Y.
composed of
&
Co.; George B.
Gibbons & Co.; Chas. E.Wiegold &
Co.; B. J. Van Ingen & Co., and
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., as 3V2S,
at a price of
100.16, a basis of
about
Pomfret,
New York Trust Co., New
}
City. Legality approved by «
Jones, Day, Cockley & Reavis, of
Cleveland.
i
&
bids
porary notes
York
at the
Due
sealed
bonds. }
1955. Due annually
York
Sept.
am;
;
dormitory
1,
from 1958 to 1995 inclusive. Prin¬
awaraeo
& Co.; Marine Trust
Company
Western New York, Buff
Oct.
cipal and interest payable at the
National City Bank,
Cleveland, or
syndicate headed
a
York
receive
until 1 p.m.
Dated
by Kuhn
Co., and Glore, Forgan
Co., jointly, as 2.70s, at a price
of 100.65, a basis of about
2.63%.
$1,011,000
public improvement bonds offered
Sept. 26—v. 184, p. 1174^-r:were
Halsey,
to
io4, p. 1174—were
Loeb
Note Offering—Chairman
Philip
J. Cruise announces that the Au¬
thority
tax-exempt
*:
bonds offered
purposes
little
Newtonville), N. Y. Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.
Sale —The
Bond
in¬
improvement
Colonie (P. O.
Principal tional Bank, & Trust Co., Bay
and interest (M-S) payable at the
Shore.
Legality approved by
Peoples National Bank, Patchogue. Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of
Legality approved by Vandewater, New York
City.
1961
on
p.
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
general
bonds.
ous
1976
9
B.
Oct. 19 for the purchase
1976
1976
to
to
on
1966 incl.
County (P. O.
Plains), N. Y. '
White
Due
clusive.
will
June 1 from 1957
on
bonds.
1957
from 1957 to
4
-
for
Bond Sale—The $7,320,000 vari¬
;
Eastman
from
inclusive.
&
will
of $50,000 fire house bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1956. Due
V.
1
1
of
•
-
,
nan, President, will receive .sealed
bids until 4 p.m.
(EST) on Oct. 4
the purchase of
$825,100 non
Oct. 1
on
by
Dempsey,
•
Technology (P. O.
Cleveland), Ohio
Offering—T. Keith Glen-
Bond
improvement,
1961
to
Westchester
,
from
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3:30 p.m.
(DST) on Oct.
Jonathan
Treasurer,
Clerk,
Due
1
1957
1957
approved
&
.
.
Case Institute of
Oct. 1
The bonds are dated Oct.
1,1956
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes,« Heckler & Galloway, of
improvement
from
public
Oct.
60—v.
van, Hanrahan, McGovern &
Lane, of New York City.
interest
Co., Albany. Legality approved by
McCormick, of Albany.
Bond
.
receive
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (EDST)
on
Oct.
10
for the purchase of
$250,000 school bonds. Dated June
Albert E.
Hughes,
Offering—Carl
District
1956.
Arcade, N. Y.
nors,
Central
1957
inclusive.
1973
Dansville
Dist. No. 2 (P. O.
Canaseraga), N. Y.
approved
Union Bedch School
Birdsall, Almond, Grove,
Sch.
lips,
1
1966
87,000 assessment bonds. Due
follows:
lot
to
series D bonds. Due
from
Carey,
85,000 equipment bonds. Due
Nov.
dated
afield & Wood, of New York City.
The
137,000
inclusive.
parking
improvement,
on
1957
Legality
Squire, Sanders
Cleveland.;
inclusive.
receive
Nov.
Berea.
on
series C bonds. Due
(EDST)
purchase of
on
1966
public
New York City.
inclusive.
are
and
Due
Nov.
on
to
as
(DST),.
noon
from
p.m.
the
until
for the
<>300,000
p.m.
-
will
2
highway
to
170,000
—
A.
for
bonds.
—
Ossian
until
4
$297,000
Due
1971
inclusive.
Burns,
bids
1957
Due
Co.,
Inc.; Van Deventer Bros., Inc.; R.
D. White & Co.; F. R. Cole & Co.;
Lebenthal & Co.; Ewing & Co.,
Comptroller,
Oct.
on
inclusive.
Ramapo Regional High School Dis1956.
Principal and
trict (P. O. Franklin Lakes), N. J.
(M-N) payable at the City Comp¬
Bond
Sale
The
$2,o50,000
troller's office, or at The Han¬
building bonds offered Sept. 26
over Bank,
New York City,
re¬
v.
184, p. 1174 — were awarded
gality approved by Hawkins, ®elto a group composed of Boland,
W.
will
2
bids
11
purchase of $524,000 bonds, as follows:
Vernon, N. Y.
$617,000 bonds,
Nov.
on
The
and
until
Offering—Paul A.
sealed
on
in¬
1971
to
499,000 water supply bonds.
City.
Fidelity Union Trust
Newark; B.yrne and Phelps,
bids
t
Mount
from
1
inclusive.
clusive.
York
Saffin & Co.;
sealed
City.
improvement
on
school
1
from
1
inclu¬
New
of
Comptroller,
Oct.
W
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
inclusive.
1971
Washburn,
City
sealed
Y.
Donald
—
National Bank of Jamestown. Le¬
Nov.
on
Due
1957
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Princeton Bank &
Trust Company, Princeton. Legal¬
ity approved by Reed, Hoyt, Tay¬
&
receive
improvement
general
'
bonds.
sive.
lor
Due
1957
re¬
(EDST) on Oct. 9 for the purchase
of
$280,000 public improvement
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on
Oct.
on
general
bonds.
-
Princeton, N. J.
Bond Offering — Robert F.
sealed
Swanson,
1957 to 1960 inclusive.
2,285,000
ceive
Offering
(M-N)
payable
at
the
Marine
improvement Midland Trust Company, of New
York City, or at the Chautauqua
May 1 from
Shawmut
of Boston.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Storey, Thomdike, Pal¬
mer & Dodge, of Boston.
Mooney, Borough Clerk, will
Jamestown, N.
Bond
Comptroller,
,viiu v*
Bank,
NEW
of
Bond Offering—Chester
City
dis¬
dated
are
on
Galloway,
Kowall, (EDST) on Oct. 10 for the pur¬
will
receive chase of
$2,200,000 sanitary sewer
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on
system bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1956
Oct. 4 for the purchase of $11,375,Due on Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1976
000 general obligation bonds, as
inclusive. Principal and interest
Street
2.09%
'
The
1956.
Bank-State
Boston,
&
Buffalo, N. Y.
,
the
Heckler
New York City.
Concord, N. H.
Note Sale—The $225,000 notes
offered Sept. 27 were awarded to
Monday, October 1, 1956
...
Bond
District
Offering—Ralph F. Hunn,
Clerk, will
bids until
noon
receive sealed
(EST)
on
Oct.
15
for the purchase of
$255,000 build¬
ing
Oct.
Due
bonds.
on
Oct.
Dated
1
from
(A-O)
15,
1958
inclusive.
to
1956.
1981
Principal and interest
payable at the Farmers &
Citizens Bank, Trotwood.
Volume
1
Number
184
5573
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
fered
Mahoning Cottnty (P. O.
Youngstown), Ohio
Bond
184,
originally
1175.
p.
—uonn
until
(EST) on Oct. 9
for the purchase of $56,753 sewer
and
street
improvement
bonds.
1, 1956. Due
Oct. 1
on
from 1957 to 1966 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
(A-O) payable
at
tne County Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Clinton, Okla
Offering — Ernest J.
Bond
Stocks,
City
for the
>
awarded
ted
Northwest
Local
School
Offering
of the
District
No.
(EST)
Clerk
noon
will
Oct. 13 for the purchase
on
1977
inclusive.
Dependent Sch.
(P. O. Kiowa),
SI
Offering
Jay Ramsey,
Education,
—
of the Board
receive
of
sealed
bids
until
8
bonds. Due from 1959 to 1966 incl.
Interest
J-D.
Bond
Fund
bids until Oct. 25 for the
Condon, Ore.
Bond Offering—Robert H. Love,
'ity Recorder, will receive sealed
>ids until 8 p.m.. (PST) on Oct. 5
or the purchase of
$25,000 general
bligation bonds.
Sinking
Commissioners will
receive
purchase
$25,000,000 Major Thoroughfare
Construction
bonds.
Coos
Paint
Valley Local School District
(P.O. Bourneville), Ohio
County
School
District
Bond Sale—The $280,000 build¬
maker, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 20—v. 184,
p. 1067 — were
awarded to the
cation,
until
will
receive
(EST)
noon
H.
sealed
bids
Oct.
on
Bank of
for
9
Brandon,
cy
the purchase of $402,000 building
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Due on
-
1175—were
Sept.
21
were
Fox, Reusch & Com¬
1
from
1958
inclusive.
Principal
(M-N) payable at
Savings Bank.
to
the
1958
Townshm
the
Due
Dated
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1
Sent.
from
1,
for
to
and
Principal
Oct.
on
Due
1971
1 from
9,000
interest
1965
disposal
May
on
1972
plant
1
from
inclusive.
street
Due
bonds
equipment
May 1 from 1958 to
on
1966 inclusive.
The
bonds
Bond
Offering—Julius
J.
Jan.
on
sealed
until
bids
Oct. 11 for the
samtarv
of
district
sewer
Ot.
Dated
(EST)
noon
dated
are
Nov.
1
1, 1956. Due
and
the
interest
Dime
(J-D)
to
interest
1982
at the First Pennsylvania
Banking & Trust Co., Philadel¬
phia. Legality approved by Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of Phila¬
delphia.
Nanticoke School District, Pa.
Bond
O fering — Thomas
H.
Roberts, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until
7:30
the
(EST)
p.m.
Oct.
on
2
purchase of
$27,000 gen¬
obligation refunding bonds.
Dated Oct. 15, 1956. Due on Oct.
15-
from
payable
Dempsey,
St^^h
by Scruire,
of
Legal¬
Sanders
1957
1965
to
Offering
—
The
184,
Due
inclusive.
Jan.
on
1
from
Principal
1958
and
to
in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the County
Treasurer's
$182,000
nroved
Sewer District h«nds offered Sent.
21—v.
O. ,395 N. W.. Canyon
Beaverton), Ore.
Offering — Joe Pearson,
1976
(P. O. Canton).
Bond
1175—were award¬
Corpora¬
3s, at a or'^e of 101.16, a
p.
office.
Legality ap¬
Winfree, McCulloch,
bv
Shuler &
City
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Offering—Edw. R.
Frey,
Controller,- will -receive
11
(EDST)
a.m.
Oct. 9 for the purchase of $3,-
500,000
Due
/-»—f
improve¬
1, 1956.
Nov. l from.1957 to 1976
interest
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
office.
Legality approved
by Reed, Smith, Shaw & McClay,
of Pittsburgh.
urer's
St.
Clair, Pa.
Fond Sale—The $30,000 general
obligation light and power bonds
offered Sept. 24 were awarded to
the Peoples Safe Deposit Bank, of
St. Clair, as 3s.
West May field. Pa.
Bond
Offering
Borough
sealed
—
Felix
Mikon,
will
receive
Secretary,
bids
until
7
(EDST)
on Oct. 6 for the purchase of
$30,000
general
obligation
bonds
Dated Oct. 1, 1956.
Due on Oct.
1
from
1957 to
p.m.
1971 inclusive. Le¬
fin, Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
RHODE
Delaware
Sch.
Bend
District,
be,
receive
sealed
Herm«,
Education, will
bids
until
noon
sealed
(EDST)
chase
i
ch
Water
bids
Ont.
$9 oco '
on
hnnj,
(EST) on Oct. 8 for the purchase
of $600,000 school budding bonds.
Dated
|
until
15
'
'rk
7:30
p.m.
for the purand water_
Sept.
from
15.
1958
1956.
to
.
Due
1980
on
inclu-
Interest J-D.
N*»te—The 'sale of the foregoing
bonds
was
concelled
when
of.
Darya School District,
.
received
j School
Secretary
Directors,
of
Board
will
.the
by
Director of
Finance
until 5 p.m.
(DST) on
Oct. 1 for the purchase of $750,000
notes. Dated Oct.
3, 1956. Due June
to
1
p.m.
Datec.
bonus.
scnooi
Due oh Fep. l
inclusive.
1972
F-A.. Legality approved by
Shaffer &
iron'
Interes
Peck
Williams, of Cincinnati
Montgomery County (P. O.
Clarksville), Tenn.
Bond Offering — Coun.y Judge
D.
Hudson
bids
that
announces
will
be
received
10
the
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
bonds.
un¬
Oct. 10, for
$273,000
jail
Dated
National
can
Bank, of Nashville.
by Chapman
& Cutler, of Chicago.
Legality
approved
Tullahoma, Tenn.
Bond
Offerings—Alice
Berry,
City Recorder, will offer at puon
auction at 2 p.m. (CST) on Oct
11 an issue of $450,000 high schoo
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due oi
Dec.
from
1
1956
to
1988
inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D,
payable at the Chemical Corn Ex
change Bank, New York City.
Legality approved by Chapman &.
Cutler, of Chicago.
*
TEXAS
,
County Road District No. 4
(P. O* San Antonio), Texas
Sale—The
$500,000 road
bonds offered Sept. 26 — v. 184,
p. 1176—were awarded to Russ &
Co., of San Antonio.
by'
approved
&
Crowe,
of
>Plains, Texas
sold to Dittmar &
was
Company,
of San
Antonio, as 4% s. Dated
Sent. 1, 1956. Due on Sept. 1 from
1981 to 1988 inclusive.
Principal
and interest
(M-S) payable atfhe
Mercantile
National
Bank,
of
Legality
approved
by
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
Dallas.
Dallas.
Travis
;
County (P. O. Austin), Tex.
Warrant
Offering
—
Tom
Johnson, County Judge, will
ceive
sealed
bids
until
10
E.
re¬
a.m.
(CST) on Oct. 1 for the purchase
$150,000 road and bridge war¬
rants. Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Due on
of
March 1 from 1957 to 1970 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
(M-S)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Gib¬
Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
son,
VIRGINIA
Portsmouth, Va.
Bond Offering—I. G.
Vass, City
Manager, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Oct. 10 for
the purchase of $3,000,000
bonds,
follows:
as
$2,500,000 water bonds.. Due on
May 1 from 1957 to 1976 incl.
500,000 improvement bonds. Due
on May
1 from 1957 to 1976
inclusive.
Bexar
Bond
Legality
Parkhurst
Bond Sale—An issue of $159,000
first lien utility revenue bonds
on
of
The
bonds
are
dated
May
1,
1956. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at
the
Chase
Manhattan
Bank,
New York City. Legality
approved by Wood, King & Daw¬
of New York City.
son,
Bryan, Texas
issue
Sale—An
Bond
000 park
bonds
of
WASHINGTON
$220,-
sold to R. A.
was
Washington Toll Bridge Authority
Underwood & Co., of Dallas, as
(P. O. Olympia), Wash.
follows:
^
Bond Sale—The $5,375,000 Port
V
$60,000 3y4s. Due on Nov. 1 from Washington Narrows Bridge Proj¬
1957 to 1962 inclusive.
ect bonds offered Sept. 25—v. 184,
90,000 3V2S. Due on Nov. 1 from p. 1280—were awarded to a group
1963 to. 1971 inclusive.
composed
of
Eastman
Dillon,
40,000 3%s. Due on Nov. 1 from Union Securities & Co.; C. J. De1972 to 1975 inclusive.
vine
&
Co.; Salomon Bros. &
30,000 3%s. Due on Nov. 1 from Hutzler; F. S. Moseley & Co.;
1976 to 1978 inclusive.
Shearson, Hammill & Co.; F. W.
The
bonds are
dated
Nov.
1, Craigie & Co.; Goodbody & Co.;
1956.
Interest M-N. Legality ap¬ Wm. E. Pollock & Co.; Rand &
proved by McCall, Parkhurst & Co.; Roosevelt & Cross; Grande &
Co.; McLean & Co.; First Wash¬
Crowe, of Dallas.
ington Corp.; R. D. White & Co.,
F.l Paso, Tex.
and Chas. N. Tripp & Co., as 4%s,
Bond-Offering—J. M. Herrera, at a price of 98.70, a bas.s of
City Clerk, will receive sealed about 4.45%.
bids until
10:30 a.m. (MST)
on
WISCONSIN
Oct. 16 for the purchase of $3,-
Brown
Sale—The
1068—were sold to the Depart¬
Lands,
3s, at
a
price of
Auditor,
of
receive
sealed bids until 8 n.mu (EST) on
Oct. 9 for the purchase of $112,-
will
receive
(CST)
on
system improvement bonds.
1, 1956. Due
1971
at
a
on
Dec. 1
inclusive. Prin¬
(J-D)
by the successful bidder. Legality
by
Danforth
forth, of Sioux Falls.
of
and
system
sewer
bonds
sold to Eddleman-Pollok
Houston,
1956. Due
Oct.
Harris
Co.,
Interest
F-A.
April 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Minocqua, Hazelhurst, Lake Toma¬
hawk, Woodruff, Arbor Vitae,
Boulder Junction, Flambeau
and
County (P. O. Houston),
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received
until
10
a.m.
(CST)
on Nov. 9 for the purchase of $6 000,000 bonds, including $5,000,000
unlimited
tax
and
road
&
Dan-
Manitowish
Waters
(Towns) Union High Sch.
Dist. (P. O. Woodruff),
Le¬
T exas
be
auditorium
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on
bonds.
5s. Dated Aug. 1,
Aug. 1 from 1959 to
inclusive.
(CST) on
purchase of $1,-
memorial
468,000
as
on
Wisconsin
Bond
eral
a
$995,000
184,
group
veen
pany,
p.
1176—were awarded"
composed of John Nu-
& Co.,
The Milwaukee Com¬
Robert
W.
Lubbock
Co., Mullaney, Wells &
Texas
Blair
&
Securities
Co., Barcus,
White-Phillips
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
until
Oct.
chase of $2,000,000
4
for
the
at
pur¬
school, bonds.
a
price
of
about 4.09%.
&
Baird
Channer
Independent Sch. District,
gen¬
obligation bonds offered Sept. r,
20—v.
to
Sale—The
$1,000,000
permanent improvement bonds.
ceived
receive
will
Clerk,
the
for
8
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
$340,000
payable
banking institution designated
aDproved
water
Offering—John P. Hollo-
County
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Schlim-
bids until 8 p.m.
1957 to
County Fresh Water Supply
(P. O. Houston),
County (P. O. Green Bay),
Wisconsin
Bond
way,
gality approved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searls, of Houston.
M.
Oct. 2 for the purchase of $85,000
Dated Dec.
n
T exas
1986
par.
Offering—L.
City
sewer
'
-
-
Bond Sale—An issue of
was
Brown
1964 to 1986 in¬
District No. 36
ment of School and Public
sealed
1 from
Principal
and
interest
payable at the First Na¬
tional
Bank, Dallas, or at the
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, of
New York City. Legality approved
by McCall, Parkhurst & Crow, of
Harris
DAKOTA
$750,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 21—v. 184,
gen,
March
(M-S)
County Indep. School Dist.
(P. O. Aberdeen), S. Dak.
32
Bond
p.
197,000 water and sewer revenue
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Due
.
SOUTH
No.
:
.
Dallas.
27, 1957.
cipal and interest
Pa.
Bond Offering—Chester J. Korpijsik,
1958
until
clusive.
r
p
from
;snea Donas'
15
^v>u,uou
Aug. 1, 1956.
on
Parkston, S. Dak.
Gap, Pa.
Offering—Edythe L. Gle¬
Borough Secretary, will re¬
ceive
Offering—Carl J.
Clerk of Board of
ISLAND
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
Ohio
jjl
McCall,
<
bids
Oct. 15 for the purchase
Nov.
Dated
ih'clusive.r Principal and
as
Sayre, of Portland.
Bond
Wheelersburg
on
public
general
bonds.
on
PENNSYLVANIA
basis of about 2.79%.
sealed
(CST)
-
bids until
sealed
on
ed to the First Cleveland
as
ceive
inclusive.
by Townsend,
Elliott & Munson, of Philadelphia:.
be
1956.
Cleveland.
Dallas.
approved
Treasurer's
President, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (PST) on Oct. 8 for
the purchase of $225,000 general
obligation bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
Bank. Akron.
approved
City
Portland.
Bond
Dec. 1
cipal
the
■Road.
bonds.
on
at
District (P.
1958 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
sive.
1959
and
gality anproved bv Burgwin, Ruf-
Tualatin Hills Park and Recreation
on
purchase of $27,600
from
Dec.
from
nay able
free, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre
ler, Village Treasurer, will receive
tion,
1
Principal
office. Le^alitv apnroved uv Win-
Koh-
kle,
W.
1956. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable
Dandridge), Tenn.
Offering—George C. ZirCounty Chairman, will re¬
Bond
sealed
Revenue-Junior
inclusive.
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
$150,000 gen¬
bonds, as follows
Due
1958 to
Silver Lake (P. O. Cuyahoga Falls),
Ohio
&
genera
inclusive.
sewage
bonds.
bula.
ity
Due
obligation
$141,000
(J-D) payable at the Farmers Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., Ashta¬
at
School
Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1981
on
inclusive.
Sept. 1, 1956. Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1975 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-S) payable at the First Ameri¬
the purchase of
eral
1956.
1958
inclusive.
City Recorder, will receive sealer
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Oct. 2
of
Trustees,
bonds.
on
Lebanon, Ore.
»
Offering—Van R. Thome
Bond
will receive
sealed bids until 8 Dm. (EST) on
Oct. 8 for the purchase of $16,400
specia1 assessment road improve¬
ment
to
Oct. 1 from
Due
li/b-t
co
1965
chants Bank of Cleveland.
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
Oct. 10 for the purchase of $300,000
Austin, Hart & Parvin, of San
Antonio, as 3%s, 3%* and 3%s, at
price of par. Dated Nov. 1, 1956.
a
til
ment
1960
42,OC0 3V4S.
"
Board
sewer
$25,000 abridge
Bond
Offering — Robert C.
Goodman, Secretary, will receive
Bond
$80,000
Sale-^The
$263,(
waterworks system revenue bonds
was
sold to a group headed by
6
to
xcoi
Ashtabula), Ohio
Bond Offering—Harold E. Wilof
$150,000
National
>
price of
a
23,000 S^s.
1967
No. 3,
Clerk
First
follows:
Saybrook Townshin (P. O. R. F. D.
1'ams,
the
to
p.
100.19,
interest cost of about 3.31%,
-
"
Sale—The
$15,000 3%s.
interest
Rittman
and
184,
drainage bonds offered Sept.
net
as
dated Oct. 1,1956.
are
Nov.
Sept. 17—v.
awarded
Portland, at
of Cincinnati, as 4^4s, at a
price of 100.06, a basis of about
4.24%.
/
•'>:-!
,'f
on
bids
Oct. 9 for
Marple-Newton Joint Authority
(P. O. Newton Square). Pa.
for
.
24—v. 184, p. 1175—were awarded
to
the
First
National
Bank
of
offered
The bonds
i
Eugene, Ore.
pany,
Pu°
sealed
on
Bank, Hazle¬
ton. Legality approved by Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of Phila¬
delphia.
National Bank, of Portland.
specia1
improvement
street
Hazleton
Legality
Bond
to
of
eral
and
bonds
receive
Bond
bonds offered Sept. 25—v. 184, p
1068—were awarded to the Mer
S.
cipal and interest payable at the
bonds offered
Sale—The $8,879
assessment
will
purchase
Coquille, Oregon
Bond Sale—The $41,000 general
obligation * property purchase
Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1980 inclusive.
awarded
4V2S and
f
as
.
■
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Pockhold, Brown &
Company Bank, Bainbridge. Legalitv approved by Peck, Shaffer
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
Bond
Stewart
—
Tennessee
'
Due
improvement
bonds
Dated Nov. 1,. 1956. Due On Nov. J
from 1957 to 1966 inclusive. Prin¬
)
Shoe¬
Offering—Mvrl
Marlin, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
Jefferson County (P. O.
obligation
No.
S4C (P. O. Brandon), Oregon
-
Bond
Offering
rectors,
the
TENNESSEE
Sradley County (P. O. Cleveland),
Pa.
Veale, Secretary of Board of Di¬
Due
(State of)
Offering — The
District,
&
High
School bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1953.
OREGON
Ohio
of
H
(CST) on Oct. 4 for the pur¬
chase of $8,800 building and repair
$410,0C0 building bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1 from
to
were
—
Small-Milburn
p.m.
of
1958
ap-
Oklahoma
Bond
Education,
will receive sealed bids until
1175
p.
the
County
District
Homer Penn,
—
Board of
184,
"to
(P. O. Harden), Ohio
Bond
Clerk
-
'o., Oklahoma City.
Pittsburg
National
Legality
School
f
—
v.
—
.warded
Havden, Mille
& Company, of Cleveland, as 41/£s
interest
First
until 8 p.m. (EDST)
"
Enid, Okla.
The $160 000 Tin¬
facility bonds offered
Sale
Jept. 24
to
1966 in¬
and
Avoca.
Bond
~
access
1957 to
the
at
of
Hazleton
;
bonds.
Bond
Sale—The $16,590
Bank,
from
Principal
payable
purchase of $700,000 bonds
*680,000 water system bonds.
28,000
sewage
* disposal
plant
.
1
will receive \ proved by Townsend, Elliott
(CST) on Oct. 2 Munson, of Philadelphia.
follows:
as
obligation
funding
1, 1956. Due
Dated March
Clerk,
bids until 8 p.m.
specia
assessment street paving bonds of¬
fered Sept. 18—v. 184, p.- 1067—
were
general
March
clusive.
,
Monroe Falls, Ohio
>■
000
bonds.
OKLAHOMA
'
Bond
10—v.
on
noon
Dated Oct.
Sept.
on
C.
Cox,
Clerk
of
the
Board
of
County
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids
63
(14(|3)
«**'■»,—
Co.,
Co.,
Allan
Kindred &
Co., and
4y4S,
Co., Inc.,
as
101.74,
basis of
a
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1404)
til 7:30 p.m.
Watertown, Wis.
Bond Offering—Fred
City
beck,
sealed
on
Clerk,
receive
will
bids until 7:30 p.m.
school
Dated Oct. 1,
building
1956.
from 1957 to 1976
cipal and interest
the
(CST)
purchase of $1,-
Oct. 16 for the
500,000
at
B, Hollen-
the
approved by
of Chicago.
Chapman & Cutler,
*
Due on April 1
inclusive. Prin¬
improvement
Chapman
&
Cutler, of Chi¬
Bond
000
Sale—An
Bond
of
$190,-
improvement bonds was sold
Watertown, Wis.
ager
Offering—The City Man¬
will receive sealed
bids un¬
Royal Bank of Canada, jointly, as
of
about
4%s and 4%s, at a price of 95.87. 1956.
%
-•
'*/
every year.
a
many
More and
more
people
are
encouraging!
tragic fact; our doctors tell us, is that every
cancer
death is
a
and
bonds
drainage
price of 95.26,
20
$3,300,000
sold
Bond
a
a
sinking
1, 1956. Interest A-O.
Shawinigan South, Que.
fund
to
a
basis
1,
Credit
group
G.
bonds
headed
by
Interprovincial, Ltd., at
a
at
a
Beaubien
YOUR BEST CANCER INSURANCE is
doctor every year for
see
your
no
matter
how well you may
be cured, but only if
"colonize" in other parts
of the body.
danger signals that
list of those
other facts of
Cancer
to
feel (2) to
F-A.
see .your
of
may mean cancer.
life-saving warning signals and
life about
cancer,
Society office nearest
"Cancer" in
(1) to
any one
care
of your
call the American
you or
simply write
local Post Office.
American Cancer
&
price of 94.29,
thorough checkup,
immediately at the first sign of
the 7
a
a
issue
f
Society T®
of
was
$145,sold to
Cie., Ltd., and
Matteau, jointly,
5.20%. Dated Aug.
est
price of 95.09.
Sale—An
000 waterworks bonds
Florido
sold
$201,000
system
bonds
was
Credit
Anglo-Francais,
as 4V2s, at a price of 90.74,
basis of about 5 46%. Dated Oct.
Bond
Sale;—An issue of $3,300,-
20-year
to
Ltd.,
L.
000
-
1976.
Ltd.,
July
Dated
as
properly treated before they have begun to spread
or
Sept.
on
of
Michel'des-Saints, Quebec
waterworks
Quebec, Que.
issue of $30,000
4.97%.
Due Sept. 1,
For
needless death... twice
could be saved.
A great many cancers can
purchase
Quebec
doctor
third
(EST)
a.m.
'
Monday, October 1, 1956
Bond Sale—An issue of
JSfealed bids
they went to their doctors in time
going to their doctors in time. That is
But the
10
the
for
Interest J-J.
Many thousands of Americans are being cured of
cancer
until
v/as
4V2S, at
...because
in
—
will be received by the City Clerk
1956.
sold to Forget & Forget,
as
Wood,
Offering
sinking fund bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
Sale—An
Gundy & Co., and the
to
price of 97.03. Due
waterworks
was
cago.
Bond
a
Pont-Rouge,
S.
issue
to
Bond
QUEBEC
City Treasurer's
Digby, N.
sold
bonds ''was
10 years.
to
one
SCOTIA
NOVA
$50,000
Nesbitt, Thompson & Co., Ltd., as
4V2S, at
CANADA
(A-O) payable
office, or
issue of
Sale—An
St.
Quebec, Que.
North Sydney, N. S.
,
Bond
>
bonds.
Merchants National Bank
of Watertown. Legality approved
by
Legality
bonds.
addition
the
at
(CSTl on Oct. 16 for
of $1,500,000 high
purchase
school
...
a
as
4y2s,
basis of about
1, 1956. Inter¬