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UNIVERSITY
MICHIGAN
OF
PERIODICA!
READING RQ
Reg., U. g. Pa*. Office
Volume
190
New York
Number 5871
RAILROAD -SPUBLIC UTILITY
Accessory Sales, Inc.,
7; N.'iY., Monday, August 10, 1959
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
PROCEEDS—The
Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC
oil
and
corporation on July. 23 filed a letter ,of notification with the
SEC covering 19,000 shares of common stock ..(no par)
to be offered
at $10 per share, without ..underwriting. ;
V. '/:v
1
■
net
exploration
be used for technical assistance
purchased in the United States.
will
proceeds
equipment
be
to
The
BUSINESS—The
the
of
laws
The proceeds are to be used'for equipment, advertising and working
capital.
■.
w
\.
■:.
of
business
opment
i Akron, Canton .& Youngstown
STOCK AND BOND
-RR;—Earnings-
the
and
etc.
state,
QUOTATIONS
the
of
.
Railway oper. revenue.. .'A
Railway-operating
Net rev. from
Net
—V.
ry.
oper.
190,
p.
exps.
ry. oper.-
income—v
253.
*1959—Month—1958
Page
1959—6 Months—1953
$527,076 •'i i $427,725* $3,089,643
$2,392,278
2,254,348
2,054,674
$835,236
$337,604
3.8,870
383,289
$98,855 •>
$143,787
.
26,503?;'-:.,
37,094
■V..'.;1:.
261,442 v
New York
New
York
Stock
(Bonds).
Exchange
Cincinnati
yyT.-
Stock
Detroit Stock
Pacific
Exchange
Stock Exchange
Midwest
The
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore
Stock
Montreal
Stock
Toronto
Stock
Exchange—Curb Section
Over-the-Counter
Markets
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
National Quotation
Transactions
Capital stock
Transactions American
Exchange
Stock
—V.
The
of
held
of
-
ry.'
Net
—V,
Kidder', Peabody & Co.—The Eobinsor.-Humphrey
Company, Inc.
—
& Webster
Corporation
1953— 6 Mos —1958
expenses
$7,730,553
6,936,338
ry.. ops.
$161,112
50,684
$150,065
22,510
$1,233,961
398,849
$794,215
128,899
253.
1959—Month—1958
Period End. June 30—
Net
Net
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
p.
ry.
ops.
$1,769,625
904,039
$1,482,976
1.045,962
$120,265
53,290
$865,586
164,510
$437,014
25,943
1,954
income
oper.
190,
$267,703
147,438
$104,540
expenses
oper.
253.
I'
Alden Electronic & Impulse
Recording Equ pment Co.,
Inc.—Securities Offered—This company on July 13 pub¬
licly offered 650 shares of convertible preferred stock
at
share) and 225,000 sha' es of class A common
stock (par $1) at $1.30 per share.
No underwriting was
involved.
- V
paiM$10
P^r
thr htt proceeds from the sale of the securities
to'be'used. by- th? company to manufacture and to purchase
equipment for sale and lease in the regular course
company's business. T-• -
FF.CCEED.':—All ,of
offered
of
$19.25
Effective—
below.—V.
Inc.
189,
p.
2345
Paper Mills, Ltd.—Files for ADRs—
filed a
registration statement with the
^
..
Foundry Co.—Plans Split—
&
ere
Aug.
the
proposed
4
approval
increase
an
of
the
in
common
special meeti.ig of the stoc.enolders tentatively ..caeden
Oct. 8, it is the present intent of the board to
payable on Dec. 10 to an annual rate o. $2.60 a
share on thr preset t o
.landing common stocK which compares with
the present $2.CO annual rate.
This would establish a quarterly divi¬
dend rate far the Dec. 10 dividend of 32'/a cents a share on the new
at
granted
a
held
be
io
tiviatnd
c.ie
shut es."
add-rd
Mr..Patterson
and the
Oct.
16
that
the
new
has
board
a:
coaru
t..e
50 /cents
a
that
present
effective date of the split would be
would be issued on'No,v. 9. He said
plans for the issuance of additional
Aug. 4, t.4e reg lar quarterly dividend
was declared payable
record on Aug. 25.—V. 190, p. 457.
mer\ing on
share on the present common stock
10 to stockholders of
Sept.
the
certificates
no
connection with the proposed stock split.
shares except in
1G53—6 Mos.—1958
$258,594
154,054
Railway oper. revenue
—.
Railway
Co.—Earnings—
on
subject to
Also
Securities
...
price
2902.
p.
authorize
inertase
$8,606,588
7,372,627
Alabama, Tennessee & Northern RR.
a
a two-for-one split of the common
stockholders who will also be asked
stock from 5,000,000 shares
of $7 par value to 10,000,030 shares at $3.50 par value.
Mtrehead Patteison,
AMF Board Chairman, said that if approval
to
of
STfpl, Nicolaus & Co., Inc..
Stcne
p.
187,
directors
stock
income..
opCr.
190,
at
July 31 1959, seeking registration of American Depositary Re¬
for 2,000,000 ordinary shares of American Israeli Paper Mills
The
46
45
$1,359,109
1,209,044
from
Foundation,
Corp.—New Name
American Machine
$1,439,931
.1,278,819
Railway oper. revenue
Noble
John
Eankers Trust Company
Ltd.—V.
RR.—Earning!—
1959—Month—1953
Edward
July 30 purchased on the New York Stock Ex¬
of its 5%
preferred stock held by the Estate
15,740
shares of its
5%
preferred stock
on
ceipts
46
Southern
Inc.—
Theatres,
and
Chesapeake Industries,
The
SEC
as
Great
on
American Israeli
uitc:
Period End. June 30—
Outstanding
to
company
Sec
Federal
Banks
Reserve
FINANCING
Will maintain a bid on the New York Stock Exchange
until Sept.
30, ,1959 to purchase, at the same, price, of $19.25*»" per
share, ail or any of the remaining 78,531 shares of its 5% preferred
stock wnich may be offered during such period.
The elimination
of all or part of tne 5%
preferred stock is beipg
made in Oder to simplify the capital structure of the company and to
eliminate the dividend requirements on such stock.—V.
189, p. 2886.
46
Statement
Condition
PRESENT
TO
500,000,000 shs. 334,123,000 shs.
shares
Noble
J.
the
by
The
of
Banks
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices.
The Course of Bank Clearings-
rev.
above.
EFFECT
share.
per
46
System..
Reserve
Federal
Combined
Net
GIVING
Broadcasting-Paramount
225,028
9
—
Member
of
or
exploration stage with respect to its
has not conducted any of its other
S.)
U.
corporation
Edward
51
Rates—
Statement
crude
45.
p.
America,
State and City Bond Offerings
Condition
190,
change
Corporation & Investment News.Cover
Exchange
in
same
yet
as
P.01—equivalent
(par
cent
American
MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES
Dividends Declared and Payable_
the
Purchases Its Common and Preferred Stocks—
33
Exchange
Stock
half
one
33
33
Prices
York
New
refine,
manufacture,
to
Authorized
Industrial Stock Averages 33
SEC Index of Stock
oper.
and
transport
and
described
as
CAPITALIZATION
39
42
43
33
Exchange
Railway
thcrelore,
and
activities
business
37
38
Exchange
Toronto
Alabama
sell
37
—
Exchange
Stock
Canadian
Exchange
Stock
Exchange
Stock
Pittsburgh
Foreign
aforementioned
buy,
Philippines.
is still in the
the
of
company
concessions,
36
37
Coast
General
1957.
34
Stock
3,
is the discovery, exploration, devel¬
mineral oils, petroleum in ,its natural
for or otherwise obtain from the earth
of
dig
in
company
Republic
34
34
Exchange..
June
9,
fulfillment of its business purposes has obtained,
and has pending applications for further exploration concessions, from
the Bureau of Mines, Department o* Agriculture and Natural Resources,
34
Boston; Stock Exchange
market,
May
condition.
The
13
25
29
(Stocks)
Exchange
Stock-Exchange
American
28,164
>
Stock
for
in May of 1957, under the
Tne original Articles of
1957 and amended Articles
Philippines.
on
on
mine,
to
substances
same
prepare
refined
Period End. June 30— O
the
corporation
exploitation
and
organized
was
of
executed
were
Incorporation executed
The
•
,
company
Republic
Incorporation
!
;
MISCELLANEOUS
-
American States Insurance
Co.—Registers With SEC—
located at 542 North Meridian Street, Indianapolis.
Tiled a registration statement with the SEC on August 3, 1959, covering
108,144 shares of class A stock.
The shares are to be offered for subscrip. icn by holders of outstanding class A and class B stock at the
rate oi one adcutional shaiC for each four shares of class A and class B
stock held.
The subscription price is to be supplied by amendment.
This
company,
Corporation is listed as the underwriter; and the under¬
commission is 50 cents per share.
proceeds of the stock sab are to be added to the general funds
of the company to be held in cash or invested in securities.
An increase
in capital and surplus of the company is deemed desirable to accommo¬
date and support c.n entlcipat d continued increase in the volume of
business of the company accord.ng to the prospectus; and it is further
anticipated that a 82,000,000 investment will be made in a new sybsitiiaiy insurance company to be organized and to specialize in personal
lints of casual.y. fire-end multiple-line insurance substantially similar
to the personal line pol.c.ies written by tno company.—V.
165, p. 333.
City Secuiicies
writing
Net
electronic 'recording
•cf
the-
BUSINESS—Alden
Electronic
&
Impulse
Recording
Equipment
name
ington
name,
£
Street,
Westbcro,
of the company
The name was changed
March 11,-1958.
Mass.
on
to the present
in with the new scientific
advances, of the electronic age and breaks down into two broad classi¬
fications: fl) Direct Graphic Recording Equipment Systems, and com-ponents and elements for this field; and (2) Equipment for the Fac¬
simile Communications Field and components and elements
for this
The
product
iisld.—V.
-lvoss, lYnowles
189,
I he
25
^em^ers: The Toronto Stock Exchange
Investment
Dealers' Association of Canada
ADELAIDE ST. WEST—TORONTO, CANADA
p.
of
the
company
ties
2885.
This
ton
man
Asiatic
and
operative
Oil
Corp.—Stock Offered—Welling¬
Hunter Associates-of Jersey
&
corporation,
City, N. J., and Gaber-
Hagedorn, Inc., of Manila, Philippines, on June 23
publicly offered 20,000,000 shares of common stock (par
p. 01 — equivalent to one-half cent U. S.)
at 114 cents
per share.
located
at
17
71st
East
St.,
New
York,
filed- a
registration statement with the SEC on July 30, 1959, covering $3,000,00J
of
five-year 5%
sinking fund denentures, series G, 1S64,
and
$3,000,000
of
10-year 67*
sinking fund debentures, series H,
1969, to be offered for public sale by the company at 1007*
of their
principal amount.
1
The company
was organized in
1942 to develop trade between the
U. S. and
Israel and to participate in the economic develonme"1 - of
Israel, principally in making funds available for commercial, banking,
credit,
industrial
and agricultural and agricultural enterprises, co¬
has
It
(x S^o. JLtd.
American
TJ,
line
Ampal-American I rael Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Co.,
Massachusetts corporation organized April 29, 1943. under the
AlfaX Programs, Inc., with its usual place of business at Wash¬
Inc.yis
cies
in
ganized
for
the
otherwise,
been
serving
and
relating
The
Israel
of
purpose
dustries in
these
to
concerned
with
the
development
of Israel.
objectives through financing existing agen¬
In 1956 it and another campany or¬
Israel.
American
granting
Industrial
medium
Development
and
long-term
Bank
credits
Limited
to
in¬
Israel.
is to obtain, and make
available,
funds for the development and expansion of agricultural,
industrial
and
commercial
enternriscs
in
Israel
Substantial fimds
have
been used to meet the sinking fund requirements of presently
The
primary,
purpose
of
this
financing
k,
t
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
L
.
.
(562)
2
ture
manufacturing
oil
Railway oper.
tires, ship¬
ping'.
transporta¬
of chemicals and fertilizers, foods,
drilling, water works and irrigation, automotive
thatThe* proceeds
expected
will
available to
economy.—V.
made
be
basic
manufacturing and others, and it
derived from the sale -of new debentures
enterprises engaged in similar activities
wallboard
canning
fish
tion
rev.
from
190,
$6,328,561
9,389,527
8,154,149
1,421,423
$647,445
Brillo
This
2,552,657
15,
oper
Railway
operating
revenue
'
692,544
629,892
3,992,265
3.840,209
$69,636
$348,708
$388,465
*46,506
21,334
*94,869
*5,050
v*
■
•
/
A r /
\
•-
•
•.
•.
1
.
New York—Attorney Gen¬
Seeks BidsAug. 4 that the Attorney General of the
Alien Property, has invited bids for the pur¬
common stock (par $100) and 2101 shares of
$100). The common represents 14% and the
Arabol Manufacturing Co.,
of
eral of The United States
it
announced
was
United
chase
Office of
shares of
States,
515.6
of
preferred stock
6%
on
(par
and
dividend
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
6,976,209
income—
254.
oper.
190,
p.
Atlantic
Net
from
190,
Avco
The
of
awarded
has
corporation's
Railway
Railway
oper.
$6,425,798
4,956,578
revenue—
oper.
expenses
4,989,996
advanced
an
CAPITALIZATION
...
Net
from
sink. fd.
"'Deficit.—V.
4%
cumul.
$38,504,462
$1,214,460
$7,861,961
1,762,922
for
100,000
on
units
interest
of
in
Salaried
Employees
&
the SEC
Thrift
the
5,698,515
3,661,901
split,
&
since
the
new
offering
and
JULY'S
respective
comlnon
Boston
Corp
•
& R. L.
Day
Bradley & Co., Inc.—
V.
see
design
and
re-entry
development
JULY'S
CORPORATE
vehicle (nose cone) for the Air Force
190, p. 356.
PUBLIC
AND
190,
new
have inquired about the
highs in sales and earnings for
backlog
at
June
30,
both
PRIVATE
FLOTATIONS
Tables I and II below:
TABLE
located at
1640
I*
$57,830,999
11,993,750
62,198,257
635,610,278
Transportation
Utilities
Other
Corporations
Total
Of the net proceeds of the sale of stock, about 500,000 will
immediately for reduction of existing bank loans. The balance
will be added to working capital and will be available for general cor¬
$767,633,284
missiles.
be used
porate purposes,
•^Preliminary data.
including the carrying of larger Inventories and trade
TABLE
receivables.
The
has outstanding 448 275 shares
company
$800,000 of loans outstanding under
.the outstanding stock, 210 552 shares
board
and
chairman, and
directors
standing
as
a
136,931
group
416,276
stock,
credit
by
o.!ned
ere
by Stuart K.
own
of
bank
a
Ferris
92.9%
or
Of
Public
Smith,
Officers
of. the
Total
Period End. June 30—
1959—Month—1958
$
32,605,625
205,952,661
187,378,295
exps.
29,809,694
25,224,535
164,012,458
150,384,699
ry. oper.
8,997,269
7,381,090
41,940,203
36,993,596
3,664,932
3,360,487
17,441,829
13,928,423
Railway
operating
Net
revenue—
$247,103,700
$520,529,584
$767,633,284
FORTHCOMING PUBLIC FLOTATIONS
As for the estimated
income
190, p. 254.
ry.
—V.
_____
$
$
oper,
from
Total
$682,108,284
85,525,000
^Preliminary data.
1959—6 Months—1958
$
38.806,963
Railway
rev.
Stocks
$520,529,584
out¬
stock.
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—Earnings-
Net
Sales
$161,578,700
Private Placements.—_
85,525,000
M.
Babcock, president.
shares,
II*
Bonds
together with
agreement.
oper.
capital financing demand for the four-week period ahead,
be entering the market for about $173
million, or little
rails and other utilities will
oyer
half of anticipated corporate flotations. The data
are
obtained by the
Commer¬
cial
Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
1959—Month—1958
1959—6 Mos.—1958
revenue—
$849,751
$949,991
$8,071,103
expenses
898,024
911,498
6,759,970
*$48,273
$38,493
$1,311,133
income—
118,168
177,648
1,086,239
$1,982,243
1,531,769
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
ry.
190,
p.
254.
Berens Real Estate
Investment
Corp.—Register's With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
This corporation,
a
registration
$1,200,000 of
located
statement
6V2%
stock.
common
at
1722
with
debentures
The
company
L
the
Street, N.
SEC
due
proposes
to
W.,
July
on
1969- and
Washington,
offer
filed
1959, covering
shares of $5 par
these
Berens Sales, Inc., for which the
i
$80,000
in
l&nd
securities
cash
In
received
company
and
Fairfax
District of Columbia.
Net
proceeds of its sale of the additional
ties
the
company's
will
be
added
™™C^mpa!2y-*
ment of
to
working capital.
The
securi¬
business
of
t0 lnve.st in real estate, both improved and unimPay ®ngage in a program of development and improve¬
property suitable for residential
Rrni5L,PraS&e?
Brookhaven Estates,
e
near
Pairfax
The
$ 25,656, subject
tract
McLean")
was
or
ImZJlk
apartment
Washington,
trust of $B5,000*and
usage,
according
Property,
adjacent
acquired for $128 198
Capital Street. St E., in
to a first
♦
industrial
("Smoot
a
Bonds
August
August
10-14
August
24-28___.
17-21—
August 31-September 4
FOR
CAPITAL
Stocks
Total
$45,350,700
76,700,600
86,510,000
1,000,000
$37,048,500
52,130,000
12,969,000
2,200,000
$82,399,200
128,830,600
99,479,000
3,200,000
second
subiect
taw
acquired
Total
$209,561,300
$104,347,500
$313,908,800
for
property priced at $83,511.
It has acquired
a
County, Va., for residential development and
three adjoining apartment
buildings comprising 19 rental units in the
of
CORPORATE DEMAND
31,
80,000
public sale in units, each consisting of $300 of debentures and 20 shares
of stock, at an offering price of $500
per unit.
The offering is to be
made on a best efforts basis
by an affiliate, Berens Securities Corpora¬
tion, for which it will receive a selling commission of $50
per unit.
The company was organized under Delaware law on
June 18
1959*
and ail of its outstanding common stock (16,351 shares)
are
owned
tract
and Financial Chronicle irom private and official sources.
In this case, they
exclude private placements since such information can at best be obtained after and
not before they are consummated.
7,091,433
ops.
from
$9,073 676
at
for
trust of $15,000.
Among the larger issues scheduled in the August 10-September 4 period are:
1 million shares of New York Capital Fund of
Canada, Ltd. common on August 10;
$30 million Michigan Bell Telephone debentures on August 11; $35 million Consumers
Power Co. bonds on August 18; $25 million Houston Lighting & Power Co. bonds on
August 19; 327,042 shares of Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp. on August 19; and $65
million Pacific Gas & Electric Co. bonds
Broadway-Hale Stores debentures.
on
August 25 and
on
the
same
day $10 million
/
The supporting data and financing details, including known and
probable under¬
writers, of the above corporate financing are found in the "Securities Now in
Registration" and "Prospective Offerings" sections of the August 6, Thursday issue
of the Chronicle and, of course, the Monday's issue of "General Corporation and
Investment News."
not
10
possibility
first
suggest
FLOTATIONS
Banks, Insurance and Investments
corporation,
are
459.
p.
placements and public sales of corporates for the past month of July,
preliminary tabulation shows, came to $767,633,284. A breakdown is provided in
a
as
25
Lj.
Private
Monrovia Ave., Costa Mesa, Calif.,
registration statement with the EEC on July 29, 1959, covering
100,000 shares of capital stock, to be offered for public sale through
Schwabacher & Co.
The public offering price and uifitierwriting terms
are
to be supplied by amendment.
]§•
The company is engaged in the development, manufacture and sale
of electric components of remote control systems d^Hghed for control
by radio of the navigation and operation of unmanned aircraft and
Radio Engineering
severally
percentages
65
.
i
^
last week's four-week estimate.
and James R. Kerr,
The contract is for research
stock
%
Public offerings of corporate bonds and equities scheduled for the
oncoming
period August 10-September 4 are expected to total $314 million—down slightly from
Development Division it
Funk, Commander
Advanced
334,491 shs.
have
shareholders:
to
Anthony
M.
order
record
.a
Inc.—Registers With SEC
This
of
below
amount of $73,360,000
contract in the
intercontinental ballistic missile.—V.
Babcock
filed
in
company,
shares
the
to
named
AND
1959—6 Mos.—1958
20,334 shs.
334,491 shs.
shareholders
Many
with
700,000
2,500,000
20,356 shs.
■
First
details,
$1,760,000
1.400,000
1964
par)
the
of
Outstanding
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.—Studying Stock Split
Exchange Commission—
letter of notification
Addi¬
FINANCING
$2,000,000
2,50.0,000
1970
underwriters
from
■
Edward
For
a
1,
par)
such
Tucker,
459.
July 24 filed
($50
pursuant
:
*911,785
Black, Sivalls & Bryson, Inc., Kansas City, Mo.—Files
corporation
($10
below,
subscribed
$5,271,027
272,161
p.
due May
stock
purchase
to
33,233,435
454,013
With Securities and
The
pfd.
stock
forth
set
$1,469,220
190,
notes,
notes, due Aug, 1, 1975_
sink. fd. notes, due Jan. 1,
agreed
ops.
PRESENT
TO
3% %
1959—6 Mos.—1958
inc.—
ry.
oper.
EFFECT
Authorized
3 Va %
cents
The
rev.
railway
GIVING
60.191,751
Air Force Contract—
a
Research
President.
Division
Titan
Bradley & Co., Inc., will expire August 13, 1959.
)
Net
new shares
cumulative pre¬
tional financing details follow:
20%.—V.
30,499,124
of
The offer, which is
held.
UNDERWRITERS—The
$6,204,456 $38,361,085
stock for each
common
shares
22,917,361
Command's Ballistic Missile Center,
of Air Materiel
Avco
60
of
increase
1959—Month—1958
announced on Aug. 5 jointly by Maj. Gen, Ben I.
was
an
to
eleven
ten
$3.80
Period End. June 30—
84,630,446
520,987
636,207
Corp.—Awarded
Air Force
the
to
or
equivalent
share of
new
each
$1,875,424 $16,723,327 $13,902,913
$1,725,342
ops.
ry.
income
254.
p.
stock
$12 291,130 $12,075,301 $81,080,825 $76,482,771
expenses
10,565,788
10,199,877
64,357,498 62,579,858
oper.
ry.
—V.
outstanding
present
is
■
our
being underwrit¬
by a group headed by The First Boston Corp. and
including Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day and Edward M.
from
50 cents). The
special meeting to
become effective on Sept.
1
issued
would
be
mailed
to
This
made in
revenue—
oper.
Net rev.
per .share.
one
for
common
ferred stock
Boston & Maine RR.—Earnings—
31,634,342
1959—Month—1958
Period End. June 30—
Railway oper.
Railway
cents
30
the basis of
of
(par
a
not
Co.—Additional
was
RR.—Earnings—
Line
Coast
be
of
eleven shares of common stock held and five
Common
—
13,553.527
5,317,331
18.780,473
ops.
ry.
to
did
' 1
•
■
company
p.
2347.
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$
$
49,888,662 319,619,265 272,907,947
36,335,135 234,988,819 212,716,196
41,925,344
expenses
from
would
it
shares
new
stock
common
sales
record, July 29, 1959, rights to subscribe at $17 per
36,346 shares of new common stock (pai; $10)
on
,
authorized
net
share for
about
or
of
basis
share on
189, p. 1923.
covering
60,705,814
revenue
oper.
rev.
the
189,
1959—Month—1958
$
$
Period End. June 30—
Railway
the
Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings-
&
h
Railway oper.
on
per
^
Topeka
of
Sept. 11.
According to Mr. Black, the board also contemplates an increase
in
the quarterly cash dividend. Should the stock split be approved,
it Is anticipated that the new stock would be placed on a quarterly
Offering Oversub¬
scribed—The recent public offering of 150,000 shares of
common stock
(par five cents) offered at $2 per share >
on July 28 by Charles Plohn & Co. was oversubscribed,
and the stock is presently being sold at a premium. For
details, see V. 190, p. 458.
Atchison,
increase
approved,
Aug. 31: if
certificates
for
stockholders
Aug. 5
on
Corp.
Engineering
Astronautics
will
held
be
announced the
signing of a new two-year contract for its Jamestown, N. Y. plants,
with Local 1559, International Association of Machinists.
The new contract ends the strike of 1300 Art Metal workers which
began last Mcy 18, when the old contract expired—V. 189, p. 2670.
Board,
tlie
of
Chairman
since
year.—V.
last
:
Gas
Taunton
ing Details—Mention
same
(par $1)
to 3,000,000 shares
be submitted to stockholders at
shares
amendment
would
at the
consolidated
Rights Offer¬
August 3 issue of
the offering by this company to the holders of its out¬
standing common stock and cumulative preferred stock
that
Co.—Strike Settled—
Construction
Wilson,
Andrew
reported
.
reported that,
amendment
1,500,000
of
Metal
Art
16
.
Black
charter
prior invitation,
a
report
available
is
basis
■
meeting, the directors author¬
ized submission to the company's stockholders of a proposed charter
amendment and a recommended two-for-one stock split. The proposed
of 1958 the Attorney
October
In
to
comparison
consolidated
a
Brockton
July
on
1958.
Mr.
the outstanding shares.
.
General rejected all bids in response
including the high bid of $83,350.
Bids are expected
to be received only from American citizens up
to 11 a.m. (EDT) on Aug. 10 at the office of Alien Property, Room
664, 101 Indiana Avenue, N. W.,i Washington, D. C.
The company
is a manufacturer of adhesives, glues, pastes, dextrines, searches, sizings, and other gultinous products.—V. 188, p. 1041.
5Va%
preferred
on
Stock
consolidated net sales for
the first nine months of the current fiscal year amounted to $39,025,510, an increase of $6,965,660, or 21.7% over the same period of the
preceding year. Robert D. Black, Chairman of the Board and Presi¬
dent, stated
that net income from operations for the nine month
period was $3,416,228, or $3.18 per share on the 1,076,152 shares out¬
standing as of June 28, 1959, This represents an increas# of $1,119,356, or 48.7% over corresponding earnings for the first *i»e months
directors
The
$36,773
ry. oper. income—
^Deficit.—V. 190, p. 354.
>
$4,228,674
exp's.
Net
—
Co., Inc.—Earnings—
subsidiaries
its
..
$4,340,973
ry. oper.
Net rev. from
Net Up Sharply
—
Split Proposed—
1959—6 Months—1958
1959—Month—1958
$729,317
$699,528
June 30
period End
Railway
Co.,
No
1959.
report
Black & Decker Mfg.
Arbor RR.—Earnings-
Ann
and
for
the
six months ended
June
30,
1959.
Net
income
amounted to $722,458, equal to $1.66 per share on the 432,630
common
shares now outstanding.
The stock was split three for one as at June
255.
p.
Manufacturing
company
$5,317,273
-$1,825,588
*1,025,676
$3,716,650
958,570
$1,842,044
928,265
ry. oper.
income—
oper.
ry.
'•"Deficit.—V.
189, p. 2669.
Israel
the
to
Net
Net
$2,068,868 $13,106,177
$3,577,920
1,735,876
revenue
operating exps.
Railway
—V.
1959—6 Months—1958
1959—Month—1958
Period End. June 30—
Profit-Sharing Plan to be offered at $1 per unit, without underwriting
190, p. 47.
lg'
RR.—Earnings—
Bessemer & Lake Erie
repurchase of
for the
well as
as
debentures for redemption. In the past funds
made available to enterprises engaged in housing, agricul¬
been
have
debentures,
such
of
amounts
laree
of
issues
outstanding
Monday, August 10, 1959
half
that
of
of
a
stock
1959
and
Brunswick's
Number 5871
190
Volume
petroleum
peak for the full year. Folllowing today's
Bensinger, fresiaent of Brunswick, s; tea,
the stock came under serious consideration
4. We are continuing to study the matter
arpfully
and I believe that some decision on this matter will be
reached at our directors' meeting to be held on Sept. 1.
If we deter¬
mine to split the stock, it will become necessary to call a special meet!no of shareholders for some time in October to increase the number
will rise to new
nations
•The
hv
cellulose
filters
lands
will
more
Flintkote
Sse
■
plants
the
Co.—No Financing Planned
Gas
Export
Canadian
below.—V. .177,
for
ing,
along
SEC—
Dixwell
Hamden,
Canadian
of
to
J.
•S'
stock
are
Beautyeraft
Equipment
F.
common shares are now outstand¬
of indebtedness. Net proceeds of the sale of
to be used as follows: $35,000 to be advanced to
for working capital; $10,000 to repay loans made
Corp., by Arnold Malkan, a director, and increase
of that company by an additional $35,000; $1,000
all the shares of Central Sign Corp. from Arnold
Will^rd MaJkanXtJaoJatter is company President), and lend that
company $7§,000,. of wrucn $54,300 will be used to repay advances made
to it by Arnold Malkan and $24,700 will be added to working capital;
$60,000 to open manufacturing and sales facilities for Central Beautycraft, and Central Sign in Los Angeles; $216,135 for use as working
capital and to make available to subsidiaries, as necessary; and $78,865
to pay advances by Arnold Malkan.
Central Sign in said to manufac¬
ture and sell internally illuminated outdoor advertising signs.
Another
subsidiary, Central Molders Corp., is engaged in the compression mold-'
ing and fabrication of reinforced fiberglass plastic products, and in
the vacuum forming of thermoplastic sheets,
said to be suitable for
and
aircraft and missile use.
price,
: j
Plato Malozemoff,
President of
elected
a
member
of
the board
the
—V.
Buys
the
(37V2%)
shares each
p.
each of
purchase
14, 1962
$620,563
401,454
Railway
Net
Net
$219,109
from
rev.
railway
■—V.
expenses
oper.
190,
ry.
$118,619
ops.
35,620
111,596
inc.
oper.
356,443
$2,280,334
1,560,076
Railway
located
at
193,571
&
Railway
Railway
revenue...
Net
rev.
$301,310
$243,467
179,193
169,852
from
Net
from
rev.
$1,049,941
298,352
ry. oper-
income
oper.
ry.
ops.
$830,097
$3,934,578
120,400
*92,089
48,615
ry.
190,
Corp.
Canadian
Net
$505,615
203,003
to
Dissolve-—
Canadian Chemical
on
July
30
&
reorganization
permit
direct
public
subsidiaries.
A
special
Montreal for
Under
receive
the
one
Cellulose Co., Ltd.,
announced
porate
plans
seek
to
would
that
ownership
stock
holding company affiliate,
approval of a cor¬
a
stockholder
dissolve
of
the
its
holding
two
and
operating
company
Canadian
.
stockholders'
a
vote on
proposed
share
in
meeting
has
been
called
20
Aug.
for
in
the proposal.
plan,
each
the
of
holding company's stockholders would
two operating companies,
Canadian
the
PvnJ1)1
' ktd., and Columbia Cellulose Co., Ltd., in exchange for
rntf ^nf. s^are now held in Canadian Chemical & Cellulose,
mitinf latter company currently has outstanding a total of 5,040,400
nmon shares of which
82%
are
held by
Celanese
Corp.
of America,
1 ^ report of Canadian Chemical & Cellulose shows net
lor.the SJX months ended June 30, 1959, of $2,412,000, equal
?.ia sha.re- after providing for minority interests. This
l^
o^ earnings of $1,111,000 for the previous six months and
rirnf'i
tn
n
v
1
ii
■
°* SI,215,000 for operations during the first six months of 1958.
ai®f,,Ior ,the first six months of 1959 were $25,168,000 as comgi q
sales of $22,683,000 for the previous six-month period and
'I
for the first six months of 1958..
19=10 nrfilailt Chemical
Co-> Ltd., for the six months ended June 30,
thenrSS net saIeL°f $12.629,928—an increase of $1,616,513 over
the fi.-tu r,
i*S1X* V1,0
The comPany's consolidated net profit for
comnareri
ifnh
H5iLWas SI.475,231 after nominal income taxes, as
nnn
an 8884'122 Profit for the previous six
ations
Iktes^
P
WilUaS
(TelenhnnJ
months'
oper-
over ®T5 mi11*011. Canadian Chemical owns and operplant near
ochemical
Edmonton,
a
t
ct
Umtet? fifoTo
In llnited
States,
tt
o
Alberta.
Using
Net
account
Pacific Ry.—Earns.
190,
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$3,248,678 $20,667,245 $18,426,084
2,604,572
14,853,489
14,428,461
1959—Month—1958
expenses
2,448,976
ops.
$891,728
$644,106
$5,813,756
inc.—
580,386
533,313
3,851,337
from
ry.
Cincinnati Transit Co.—Earnings
Return
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$5,957,775
$5,784,029
5,774,725
939,258
970,296
5,829,038
capital
on
$41,910
$7,900
$183,050
*$45,009
3,800,680
.3,924,323
23,787,115
24,913,170
earned
passengers
•Deficit.V.
I.
Increase—
1959—Month—1958
$1,012,206
$947,158
revenue—:
Revenue
$3,997,623
3,034,725
256.
p.
190,
152.
p.
Financial
T.
Corp.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
of common stock (no
July 30 by Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Co. and Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc., at $60.25 per share,
with a dealer's Concession of $1.25 per share. This offer¬
ing
made
was
was
of
50,000 shares
on
terminated
on
July 31.—V. 189, p. 2564.
Citizens Utilities Co.—To Redeem
called
has
company
for
redemption
Bonds—
on
Sept.
1, next, through
the sinking fund, $89,000 of its 3'/a% first mortgage and
trust
bonds
due
1972
at
101%%
plus accrued interest.
1959—Month—1958
$935,000
$938,000
Railway
operating exps.
780,317
1,025,156
ry. Oper,
$154,683
*$87,156
*28,930
*296,022
Net
revenue
Net
from
rev.
income
oper.
ry.
Railway oper.
Railway
Net
Net
$1,061,991
12,239
$575,609
Payment will
120
414,764
4,693,391
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$3,571,377
2,416,982
$3,485,358
2,646,961
ops.
$142,113
$195,462
inc.—
47,038
69,085
289,478
liquefied
in
affect
GENERAL
Net
operating exps.
Net
—V.
from ry. oper.
rev.
ry.
income
255.
oper.
190,
p.
$
Net
Net
—V.
rev.
from
ry.
ops.
railway oper. inc.
190,
p.
a
$
50,636,324
'30,223,481
41,600.922
25,034,262
10,214,194
8,767,620
5,768,477
5,184,964
Quincy RR.—Earnings—
1959—6 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
$
118,633,916
96,091,206
$3,450,905 $23,503,314 $22,542,710
$2,259,62.9
729,312
255.
$
$
19,710,089 129,747,665
16,259,184 106,244,351
20,825,314
18,565,685
1,604,980
8,567,661
9,211,012
of
corporation.. The
change in the state of
corporate name was to
Delaware
investment policy.
POLICY—Colonial Energy is a diversified open-end
the investment objective of long-term capital
growth in the use of energy.
cash,
(deriving therefrom more of their gross
single source and not
net earnings) in the
ownership, development, production, gathering, transmission, or dis¬
tribution of energy or energy sources ("energy field") or in the manu¬
facture or sale of component products for, or in engineering, research,
service or other activities concerned with, the energy field. The remain¬
ing investments (other than cash, securities of the United States
Government or its agencies or short-term high grade corporate discount
jmtes) may consist of securities of companies established in other
fields but deriving a substantial part of their gross revenues or net
earnings from the energy field or the manufacture or sale of component
products for, or in engineering, research, service or other activities
concerned with, the energy field, except that not more than 10%
of
investments may be made in companies which are primarily engaged
in the conversion of energy sources into chemicals or chemical products.
CAPITALIZATION—The authorized capital stock of Colonial Energy
consists of 10,000,000 shares of common stock ($1 par).
SUPERVISION OF INVESTMENTS—The formulation of general policy
of Colonial Energy is the responsibility of the Board of Directors.
The
directors also issue specific orders and recommendations to be carried
revenues
less
167,118,896
125,517,974
$
Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper. expenses
Inc.,
the fund to invest at least 60% of its assets (other
securities of the United States Government or its agencies
short-term high grade corporate discount notes) in securities of
or
1959—6 Months—1958
$
broadening
companies
2347.
32,613,924 28,891,974 181,066,353
22,399,730 -20,124,354 130,430,029
Chicago, Burlington &
Period End. June 30—
Fund,
It is the policy of
than
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
$
Railway
Industries
appreciation through participation in
Sackett stated that the change in name
way the operations of the company nor the
■
a
INVESTMENT
Mr.
Chesapeake & Ohio
revenue—
Gas
("Colonial
investment company with
certificates.
surrender
Railway oper.
of
bilities
Inc.
organized on Jan. 28, 1959,
to all of the assets and lia¬
of the merger was merely to effect a
incorporation of Gas Industries. The change of
validity or transferability of presently outstanding stock
He emphasized
that stockholders would not be required to
for exchange any certificates now held by them,—V. 189, p.
Period End. June 30—
Energy Shares,
INFORMATION—Colonial
purpose
any
of New York,
Energy Shares, Inc.—Common
Energy") is a Massachusetts corporation,
which succeeded by merger in June, 1959
$1,154,395
402,993
255.
announcement,
not
would
Marine Midland Trust Co.
190, p. 355.
N. Y.—V.
$25,000 each.
Inc.—Changes Corporate Name
The name of this corporation will be changed Aug.
10 to America
Corp. it was announced by Br~Edwin Sackett, President.
The change
was authorized by the stockholders at their last annual meeting.
his
York 15,
Stock Offered
& Co. on Aug. 3
headed an underwriting group which publicly offered
656,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at an initial
offering price of $14.87 per share -up to 2 p.m. (EDT)
on
Aug. 4, in single transactions involving less than
Colonial
Chesapeake Industries,
In
New
—White, Weld & Co., and Dean Witter
*633,988
$838,397
ry.
be made at The
Broadway,
$5,269,000
$602,793
407,331
$556,877
expenses
railway oper.
p.
$5,326,000
4,264,009
Carolina Ry.- -Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
revenue
from
rev.
1959—6 Months—1958
190, p. 255.
oper.
190,
collateral
„
out
the
by
The
primarily engaged
net earnings than from any other
one-third of their gross revenues or
or
than
officers.
Advisory Board
meets with the
Board of Directors and advises
(
York 7, N.
REctor the'Act of March 3 1879 Subscription
2 !9o70.
Chlcag0 73> nilnoj,
Monday]. Otiher o
•
New Countries, Y•• ^der the Act of March J. una. auoscripu<n
York N. $72.00 per year.
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New
President- Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising Issue) with a statistical Issue on
' c°Pynght 1959 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at
Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other
of the fluctuations
21,180,928
5,577,898
$3,340,704
railway oper.
—V.
U. S. Possessions,
26,577,510
6,576,823
1,910,686
revenue-
oper.
rev.
The
oper.
Period End. June 30—
$1,561,713
1,056,098
Affiliate
99,713,506
78,532,578
256.
p.
Period End. June 30—
$3,756,462
*187,390
Vermont Ry. Inc.—Earnings—
Central
—V.
of America
$
$
5,484,890
6,445,594
2,008,755
ops.
income
oper.
reflect
Celanese
from ry.
rev.
1959—6 Mos—1958
$
19,328,103 114,778,544
13,843,213 88,201.034
22,303,103
15,857,509
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas
255.
190, p.
Charleston & Western
$628,442
203,808
$73,615
32,897
$122,117
railway oper. inc.__
190, p. 255.
1959—6 Months—1958
$26,694,384 $26,129,565
22,759,806 22,373,103
3.608,562
Period End. June 30—
The prin¬
York.—V. 182,
$1,699,896
1,071,454
expenses
oper.
ry.
par)
3,814,145
Railway
1959—6 Mos.—1958
expenses
oper.
Railway oper. revenue—
Net
13,548,642
866,754
Pacific RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
$
Railway
16,070,773
3,129,346
operation of
business.
1959—Month—1958
1,019,203
ry
256.
p.
Chicago, Rock Island &
$2,835,879
1,628,104
$3,644,548
2,088,060
Jersey—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
$4,864,086
$4,438,659
operating exps.
'Deficit.—V.
Ry.—Earnings—
North Western
revenue—
oper.
oper.
190,
C.
oper.
'Deficit—V.
Carolina
—V.
$393,402
355,064
Railway
Net
New
3,138,989
1,659,708
from
rev.
ry.
Period End. June 30—
255.
Investments
Period End. June 30—
Net
$612,614
inc.
oper.
p.
Railway
2355.
p.
from ry. ops.
rev.
190,
Period End. June 30—
$1,687,344
998,517
Shelby Cullom Davis & Company of New York as consult¬
will be made principally in securities of companies
and
3,077,604
Central RR. Co. of New
15
engaged directly or indirectly in the life insurance
cipal underwriter is Capital Sponsors, Inc.,
of
3-,934,823
revenue—
ondary offering
William Street, New York, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 3, 1959 covering 500,000
"Life Insurance Fund"
shares.
Capital Shares was organized under
Maryland law in March, 1959.
Robert A. Love is listed as President.
The Fund's investments are under the management of Investors Coun¬
sel, Inc., which has retained David L. Babson & Company, -Inc., of
corporation,
ants,
Net
—V.
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$3,445,241 $22,215,601 $21,202,195
3,051,839
18,571,053
18,366,316
$3,690,218
255.
p.
oper.
income—.
operating
Net
17,586,061 109,532,068 100,986,680
14,447,072 93,461,295 87,438,03a
20,079,160
16,094,337
oper.
Railway
$
$
exps.
Railway
1
1959—6 Months—1958
$
$
Oper. exps. & fix'd chgs.
1959—-Month—1958
expenses
oper.
railway
Net
Boston
Ry.—Earnings—
Georgia
revenues
Railway oper.
Capital Shares, Inc.—Files for Offering—
This
of
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
Period End. June 30—
Central
—V.
256.
p.
Chicago & North Western
1463.
Net
2,106,577
16,302,572
2,508,559
20,685,188
6,196,008
3,880.420
1,588,500
4,700,512
income
oper.
Period End. June 30—
Preferred Stock—
called
has
5%
Period End. June 30—
1959-—6 Mos.—1958
$5,207,393 $4,544,658
2,927,059
2,857,314
$475,062
22,240,645
17,540,133
from ry. oper.
rev.
ry.
Total
Maine—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
•Period End. June 30—
Foundry Co.—To Redeem
company
Net
Railway oper. revenue__
1959—6 Months—1958
$
$ '
$
20,028.846 120,158,676 112,906.762
16,148,426 99,473,488 96,604,190
$
'
Railway oper.
for ° redemption on Sept. 1, 1959, all of
its
outstanding
cumulative preferred stock at $100 per share
plus accrued dividends.
Payment will be made at the Marine Midland
Trust
Co.
of New
York, 120 Broadway, New York, N. Y.—V.
189,
The
Newmont Mining Corp., has been
directors of Canadian Export.
V 1
Canadian Pacific Lines in
Pacific RR.—Earns.—
owned
are
of $215,807.
company
Central
of
3.
p.
'*—
>
—V. 190,
and Arnold Malkan; and an additional 37,500 shares each
are owned by Richard M. Stiner and Russell S.
Schmidt, officers and
directors.
Management holdings were acquired for an investment in
same
186,
Net
Net
—V.
112,500
stock.
outstanding
the
Of
each,
to
are
$1,025,142
385,337
$1,465,069
590,158
1959—Month—1958
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
A total of 300,000
working
for
this company
that
be purchased in equal installments in
the next two years.
Newmont Mining also may, at its option,
fiom Canadian Expert 200,000 additional shares prior to Jan.
at
40,029
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul &
1958, which has vaiious subsidiaries, the prin¬
Central Beautyeraft Corp., was organized in June,
its subsidiaries intend to continue in the business
capital
the purchase of
the
per share in three installments of 200,000 shares
which ■ is
to be purchased immediately.
The remaining
shares
400,000
$114,400
120,749
ry.
256.
p.
Period End. June 30—
$172,738
with
additional
Newmont Mining Corp. under
investment 600,000 shares of
unissued capital stock at a price of
px-eviously
Export's
S.)
$2.50 (U.
the first
$282,587
from
190,
Railway
announced
President, on Aug. 5
has
entered
into an
agreement with
which
Newmont
will
purchase
for
Beck,
F.
ops.
—V.
Stock Interest—
A.
1959—6 Mos.—1958 '
$3,618,977
$3,168,435
2,153,908
2,143,293
356,449
railway oper. inc.—
Net
Avenue,
by Willard
Newmont
Oil, Ltd.
&
and
industry.
Central
1786.
p.
With
1315
at
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
$660,285
$470,849
377,671
Net rev.
located
^
$5,195,527
2,120,343
$5,142,524
1,944,107
$802,662
346,599
$824,547
332,056
ops.
ry.
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$17,048,141 $17,187,749
11,905,617 11,992,222
256.
p.
Railway oper. revenueRailway oper. expenses
in February,
and
Cellulose Co., Ltd.—To Dissolve
America
355.
p.
from
rev.
190,
Chicago & Illinois Midland
forced
securities dur¬
in the report. The
financed through
sale in April of
of
190,
expenses
Period End. June 30—
manufacturing beauty and barber shop equipment and molded rein¬
fiberglass and other plastic components for aircraft, missiles
of
/
Corp.
Celanese
Colombia.—V.
and
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
$2,914,504 $2,800,951
2,089,957
1,998,289
revenue—
oper.
$3,080,773
675,449
355.
p.
railway oper. inc
if the
will,
to management's reorganization
Chemcell Ltd., a newly-organized
of
Corp.—Registers
Central
1956.
Canadian Chemical &
Venezuela
cipal one of which,
military
See
Net
Net
—V.
The company was organized under Delaware law on July 9, 1959, and
all of the shares of a Connecticut corporation of the same name
presently plan to sell additional
1674.
p.
companies
1961.
agree
direction
corporation,
organized
common
189,
operating
in early
Railway
*27,551
owns
shares.
Company's total taxes for the 1959 quarter are 39% higher than
the similar 1958 period and represent 24c of each dollar paid by
Company's customers for electric service, Mr. Ernst pointed out.
—V.
Canadian
will begin
Railway oper.
Conn.,
on Aug. 3 filed a registration statement with the SEC seeking registra¬
tion of 200,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale
at $3 per share.
The offering is to be made on a best efforts basis by
Arnold Malkan & Co., Inc., for which it will receive a 30c per share
selling commission, plus $3,500 as reimbursement for expenses.
The
for
Mexico,
Central
ing 1959, Carl C. Ernst, President, told shareholders
construction program for the year, he said,; will be
use
of short-term bank loans and
proceeds of the
300,000
in
This
for the second quarter of 1959 were equal to 35 cents
3,800,000 common shares outstanding at June 30, 1959,
compared, with 30 cents a share earned on 3,500,000 common shares
in the corresponding 1958 quarter.
For the year ended June 30,
1959, earnings were $1.15 a share on
outstanding common, compared with 94 cents a share on a smaller
number of shares in the preceding 12 months.
Earnings for the 12 -months' period were favorably affected by the
accounting treatment adopted Jan.
1, 1958, of tax benefits arising
from
the use of liberalized depreciation allowed under provisions of
the Internal Revenue Code of 1954.
does not
Production
operation.
two
190,
Period End. June 30—
stockholders
the
inc.—
$4,414,248
1,800.949
$320,771
$818,183
330,266
ops.
ry.
Chicago Great Western
during the quarter,
on
The company
the
of
under
from
'Deficit.—V.
subsidiary of Celanese Corp. of America.
Besides the Cana¬
operations, these interests include chemical, plastics and textile
dian
earnings
share
lumber
expenses
oper.
rev.
railway oper.
Net
Columbia.
company
be
Net
RR.—Earnings—
: 1959—Month—1958
1959—6 Mos—1958
$3,202,005
$2,694,368 $18,722,743 $17,200,670
2,383,822
2,373,597 14,308,495 14,119,897
revenue—
oper.
Railway
six
pulp
Coordination
plan,
1959—Earnings Up—
Net
a
the
Cellulose's
modern
a
holding
189, p. 146.
California Electric Power
In
wide
with
Cement Co.—Proposed Merger—
Co. below.—V. ISO, p. 459.
Calaveras
for
Ltd.,
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Period End. June 30—
Railway
Canadian
somewhat adversely affecting earnings
1959.—V.
of
half
V-
countries.
30
some
Co.,
subsidiary, Celgar Ltd.,
is> now constructing
mill at Castlegar using the bleached sulphate (kraft)
With a capacity of 500 tons daily, it will be able to serve
variety of paper markets and will be economically combined
process.
a
stated that favorable amend¬
enacted in several states in
company has offices. They predicted that these amendments
than offset the increase in money costs during the second
which the
British
in
modern
a
,
officials said.
Offer and Behrstock further
ments to Small
Loan Laws have been
Messrs.
to
Cellulose
Columbia
bank borrowings increased during the sec¬
quarter of 1959 by the same percentage as the increase in the
the
triacetate
months ended June 30,
reports net sales of $11,470,698 and net profits of $1,054,766.
The company has assets of $63 million, owns and operates a 400-ton
per
day pulp mill at Prince Rupert, British Columbia, and with its
subsidiary, Celgar, Ltd., holds Two Tree Farm Licenses which provide
cutting rights in perpetuity on 1,600,000 acres of productive timber-
Flan (Calif.)—Earnings Upyear are up to $362,000
year, Charles S. Offer,
President
and Albert Behrstock, Board Chairman, pointed out that
the increase in earnings was actually substantially greater.
The officials stated that certain of the accounting practices of the
former
Signature Loan Co., Inc., (now merged into Budget Finance
Plan and whose statements, therefore, are now combined with
those
of Budget Finance Plan for that period) were changed during the first
half of 1958, creating approximately $44,000 in net income after taxes
prime rate,
of
make
to
1959,
that the first half earnings for the
compared to $339,000 for the previous
ond
Arnel
oil fields as a raw material, the plant
industrial chemicals.
It also chemically
acetate fibers, acetate tow for cigarette
fibers.
It exports acetate flake and other
nearby
range
chemicals
Columbia
Budget Finance
which is non-recurring.
Interest rates on Budget
and
industrial
Noting
as
wide
a
shares."—V. 190, p. 459.
authorized
oi
from
gas
produces
processes
meeting, Mr. B. E.
auestion of splitting
the directors on
Aug.
ward
•
3
(563)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
In
the
rate
of exchange,
remittance for foreign subscriptions
and advertisements must
be made in New
York funds.
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(564)
and
and
tions
Colonial
has
A
retained to
act
75 Federal Street, Boston, Mass.,
Investment Adviser of Colonial Energy and
as
with accounting services and office
For these services aryd facilities, Colonial
agreed to pay quarterly an amount equal to Va of 1% of
of the daily closing net assets for the quarter concerned.
Colonial
furnish
to
average
each
which
shares
the
of
names
has
agreed
underwriters
purchase
to
are
Shares
White,
—i.
Weld
Si
Co
Witter
Dean
&
Securities
Anderson
&
A.
4,000
Kidder,
Frank. Knowlton
Beattie
Bingham,
Co..
Inc.——L-t—
Blankenship,
Blakely,
&
D.
I.
Mitchum,
ton
10.000
:
S.
&
Si
&
& Co.
Newburger, Loeb Si Co.—
Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc.
1,000
W.
3.000
Norris
Co..
&
Burns Bros.
Caldwell,
Camp
Co.——
&
Carr
——~
McCarty
Julien
1,000
Peninsular
Peters,
1,000
Cruttcnden,
2,500
1,100
Sade
Corp,——
Inc
-—
Melvin J. Scoville
& Co.—.—"-
5,000
Co.
2,050
Pont
H.
Deane
Donald
C.
Co.—
First
Albany
First
California
First
Fidelity
Reid
H.
Creston
Co.
Corp.—
Clinton
Goodbody
Hallowell,
Jenks,
•
1,000
&
Si
Stcichen
J.
&
5.000
Co
Stone
Si
5,000
Sutro
1.000
Co.—
&
Inc.
2,000
Texas
Co.,
&
National
&
3,500
Corp.—
Co
4,000
Tucker,
2,000
1,000
R.
L.
Day—
:
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
Horper Si Sons
Kayden,
H.
Miller
Hentz
J.
H.
J.
&
——:
—
&
Co.
Co.,
G.
Walston
1,000
—
L.
Walker
&
Co.——
Associates.
J.
&
Co:,
Werschkul
Westheimer
&
Si
Sons—
Co
The White-Phillips Co., Inc.
Willis, Johnson & Higgins
W. B. Wolf & Co.—
3,000
Woodward
Wulff, Hansen & Co
D.
Jones
Kreeger
&
Co.—_
Kay.
Richards
—V.
190;
2,000
Co
&
Kaufmann
—
&
Co
2,000
P.
48.
p.
S.
&
Co.
&
Co.,
The
The new
on
mortgage
bonds
Aug,
6
"
will be used to
and modernization
costing
;
finance
a
J.
5,000
bonds,
In
addition,
interest
which
rate
Officials
of
$20
in
said
to
simplify the
million
of
increase
first
mortgage
from
bonds
the
interest
holders
of
rate
the
increase
old
was
bonds
A. P.
the
verter
would
be
projects
with
a
the
at
there
will
new
&
oper.
Railway
operating
Net
ry.
p.
of
an
Pueblo
oxygen
month.—V.
per
steel
190,
222.407
exps.
ry. oper.
to
pro¬
p.
issued
a
a
an
hearing
prefernce
has
&
448,086
207,049
thereunder;
an
from
and
the
giving interested persons until
Aug.
thereon.
Applicant's only assets consist
no
Combined
dividends
Metals Reduction
since
to
the
be
1952;
and
in
Co..
necessity of
Commission ' has
19,
1959
of
2,000
on
view
which
thereof
to
reauest
shaves
of
applicant
it
19,766
$1,128,572
368,326
?
.
$3,484,105
2,355,533/
192 345
-
-..
Offering Completed—The
1959—Month—1958
revenue!.
$8.531,182<
1959—6 Months—1958
$20,788,318
$9,995,065
$5,614,088
3,446,882
2,785,828
14;938t312
13,255.815
ry. oper.
$5,084,300
$2,828,260
$5,850,006
*$3,260,750
income.—
2,502,003
2,009,907
*4,303,733
exps.---
asserts
frPm
rev.
ry.
oper.
"Deficit,—V.
257.
p.
t
include
shares
which are below
conversions of
of
End. June
^10—
1959-*-Month—1958
Net
ry.
oper, income.—j
190r:p. 257, L. ' ; '
,
—V:
(conversion
15,000
completed,
shares
upon,
to
Du-Rite
sold
prior
exercise of
Elliott
to
$150
in
May
1,
Co.
several
to
Si
the
on
the
the
American
warrants
were
each
Si
Co.,
G.
Edwards
coyeripg
Lemon
Loewi >&
Freres
&
proceeds
City
Net
Net
The
and
poles,
related
and
This
Si
Co.—•——
Sutro
5,000
——
3,500
Co
is
trials
the
group
a
machine
be
Net
rev.
ry.
1959—6 Months—1958
$23,765,004
$1,005,972
$852,116
$5,892,176
354,252
3,345,744
1,957,794
from
18,049,597
"
5,122,318
$37,711,404
32,024,123
34,604,019
$1,320,256
$728,857
$4,641,268
$3,107,385
505,943
*54,470
'••98.792
*2,109,160
256.
p.
at
sales
at
$10
per
share.
12%.
The
as
company
drug
a
shares
filed
organized
was
in
five
Commissions and expenses
May,
1958
and
Thus,
commenced
are
listed
operation
Its promoters were Dr. John J.
Cgvanaugh, Presi¬
individuals, who received 11,300 common shares
additional 6,767 shares were sold 'to
15 persons at $7.50
according to the prospectus, purchasers of the
being offered for public sale will contribute 90.8%
for
73.5%.
sold.
of
the
then
outstanding stock,
two
be
the
to
to
assuming the
of
lines,
in
branches
each
be
current
the
the
of
first
be
End
by
the
London,
Ltd.,
computer.
preliminary
banking
of
accounts
London.
adapted
building,
teleprinter,
computer
will
and
which
on
thus
all
fed
by
be
physical
carriage of cheques
When
fully loaded it is
centre.
computer
system
be
normal
West
Order—
1100
after
1793,
p.
accounts.
first
proposed
to
by
the
and
specially
The
not
to
the
a
will
way.
and
time,
business
substations
189,
Bank
E'MIDEC
an
maintain
in
housed
40,000
carry
the
used
situated
be
Barclays
of
years'
of
its
to
be
operation
kind
in
ordered
solely
bank
any
a British
transmitted
by
by
the. world.—,
in
154.
Period End. June 30—
1959—Month—1958
the
entire
capital
$5,288,938
$3,231,139
$29,979,174
$19,804,284
expenses
3,730,478
2,763,983
20,457,705
18,194.229
$1,558,460
$467,156
$9,521,469
$1,610,055
378,302
93,462
2,593,983
*651,508
Net
Net
from
rev.
ry.
ry.
op.
income—_
oper.
190,
257.
p.
Elion
Instruments, Inc.—Additional Financing Details
was made
in our Aug. 3 issue of the offering
100,000 shares of common stock (par 50 cents) which
—Mention
was
offered on July 30 at $3 per
share, by an under¬
writing group headed by Harrison & Co. This offering
oversubscribed
follow!-
PROCEEDS—The
development
equipment,
and
the
books
is
Additional
closed.
—————^
net
equipment,
for working
proceeds
capital
—-—.———
will
production
be
utilized
equipment,
and
other
equipment,
sales
corporate
and
research
for
office
purposes.
BUSINESS—The Elion Instruments, Inc., is n new
company engaged
electronics,
electronic
spectroscopy and ultrasonics, and in the
research, development and manufacture of electronic and ultrasonic
testing equipment.
The
company's products,
now
and in the fore¬
in
future,
will
consist- essentially
certain
CAPITALIZATION
critical
GIVING
of
specialized
functions
EFFECT
TO
for
tools
science
PRESENT
or
and
For
stock
details,
(par
50
V.
see
cents)
190,
p.
industry.
outstanding
425,000 shs.
Authorized
Common
machines
FINANCING
450,000 shs.
460.
Empire Millwork Corp.—Statement Withdrawn—
The
95,000
—V.
registration
shares
189,
of
Empire
statement
common
filed
stock
with
(par
the
$1)
SEC
on
April
withdrawn
was
17
on
covering
July 20.
1926.
p.
Warehouses
Corp.
—
Seeks
Indenture
Trust
•
Qualification—
Denab
Laboratories develops pharmaceutical
medical profession; and a dozen
specialty products for
"prescription specialty items" are
have been developed and are
presently being sold, with others
development stage. Net proceeds of its sale of
additional stock,
estimated at $440,000, will be used
as
follows: $154,000 for salaries,
automobiles, advertising and promotion, travel
the
said
in
to
the
and
expenses:
$150,000
bi'anch
offices:
states;
and
for
drug supplies;
$10,000 for
$65,800
for
a
legafl and
contingency
$60,000
for
other
miscellaneous
establishment
filing fees to do business
reserve.
of
in
two
other
•<
revenue.
oper.
50 000
issue
1959—6 Mos.—1958
oper
1959,
other
An
equipment
construction
Railway
a
company.
and
share.
per
July. 31,
electrical
electrical
from
supply
will
designed to perform
Denver,
covering 50,000
stock, to be offered for nublic sale by the company's
common
force
Avehue,
!
'
seeable
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
18th
'
'
construction.—V.
the
vouchers
believed
p.
details
ry. oper.
190,
:
Railway
1959—6 Months—1958!
5,439,211
to
is
and
190,
was
RR.—Earnings—
$36,665,391
general corporate pur¬
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
of
•
income...
oper.
This
„
$4,923,865
573.203
$6,168,068
for
transmission
about
will
banking
expected
$22,973,462
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
or'other
Corp.—Earnings—
$6,442,574
Offered—Investment
other
as
received
information,
"Deficit.—-V.
17,872,828
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
.
and ^similar
an
in
branches
of
computer
will
in
for
expected
for
7,500
UnterbergrTowbin Co. 3,500
Western
be
3,500
Silberberg
1S59—Month—1958
order
an
Delivery
5,000-
.'j——
3,500
&
the
'
..
lines,
power
as; well
has
company
England,
V.
Co.___—3,500'
Delaware, Lackawanna
with
cents)- to
Musical Industries, Ltd.—Receives
&
information
2,882,974
Period End. June 30—
50
-
working Capital.
Co.—Stock
engaged
of
facilities,
Electric
bank,
&
-
for
regulators,
arms,
is also
construction
8,000
Co_
w-L
cross
supplies, and
involving
5,000
2.950,461
ry.
used
!
is engaged in an electric supply business involving the
selling of transformers, hardwere, insulators, conductor
and
csbles,
5.000
Co
Si
&
5,000
Co.—
Inc.'.
256.
p.
(par
company
buying,
passed
income—
oper.
190,
,
notification
company was incorporated
under the laws of the
State of Colorado on Aug.
13,
1958,
and
has its principal office at
901 South Lake Street, Farmington, N, M.
with
exps.
fr.
rev.
ry.
be
Supply
communication
Rosenthal
1959—Month—1958
$3,956,433
$3,735,090
revenue..
to
are'
entries
Jaffray & Hopwood 5,000
Prescott, Shepard. & Co.,
&
of
BUSINESS—The
Piper,
E.
letter
a
per
the
Co.—
Si
Inc.-
Co.
Mead, 'Miller
C.
filed
10
50,000 shares of common stock
share, without underwriting.
$2
at
July
on
are
3,500
Inc
269,312
,
corporatioi
and
Sons
&
Chapman
Lazard
154.
p.
$1,031,247
75,366
Co., Inc.^ Brentwood, Md*—Files With
Exchange Commission—
•
<
them
of
3,500
—.
$827,496
Sales
and
'
3,500
Co
.
2.263
'
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be used
and working capital.
on
various
underwriters
by
Johnston,
8,000
);l,994v853
poses
with
of
amount
1955
stock
which
on
&
connection
principal
Aug.
Farwell,
5,000
Inc.—
$3,026,100
2,089,594
^
$103,601
15,913
'
' ;
v
$2,91.7,000 '
339,899
•
Denver, Colo., on May 1, publicly offered
300,000 shares of class A common stock (par 25 cents)''
at $1 per share.
;■.^ 7;',
'
options
purchased
A.
': *
1959—6 Months—1958
$443,500
!
stock
common
exercisable
of
8.000
Co
2,351,391
< -v •";
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
.
"Period
'
190,
Service Co., of
:
the
with the registration
and
reporting requirements would
unnecessary burden aw> would not be of
benefit to its investors.
•
Shares
&
Co.„_!_
190,
dent,
of
of
names
shares
Co.
operating
own
54,070
that compliance
he
Si
oper,
$607,865
order
stock
received
of
958,150
95,506
Net
Net
The
$1,566,015
and
56,966
256.
p.
operating
The
upon
were
the date
1.293.998
Act
$1,645,422
oper.
SEC'
upon
shave
common
$2,425,421
Metals, Inc.—Asks Exemption—
r.r3,hif Salt Lak,e City\ utah- investment company, has applied to the
^iEC for an older under the Investment Company Act exempting it
liling
the
175,481
that
$132,891
End. June 30—
•
2,425,299 shs.
stock
(b)
due
shares of
$1,131,423
of
$241,440
303,333
152.
$140,528
reporting requirements
registration statement
2,585,550
ry. oper.
$4,230,972
stock
The
prices
one
shares
warrants
1956,
Co
Railway
con¬
Combined
the
at
19j59>;
This
256.
366,992
/
exps.
Railway
'
shares
warrants,
Co.—5.000
for services.
from
.v
•
3,500
&
Railway
Col.
$237,570
income
i
lr
common
1959—6 Months—1958
,
408,166
income—
oper.
190,
Electric
$316,009
$459,977
1959—6 Months—1953
$499,883
from
Securities
Outstanding
' V"
:
>
corporation, located at 1420 East
registration statement with the SEG on
1959—Month—1958
revenue-
from
oper.
190,
construction
order
financing
at
ry.
offered
.
"
of
60,325
Bleichroeder,
Bradford
Net
mills
871
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
$649,606
operating
rev.
share.
Period End. June 30—
the.
plant improvement
new
steel
'728
•
$151,667-,,:;
debentures
30,
Delaware & Hudson RR.
1951,
Wyoming Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
—V.
5%
in
in
2,807,583
revenue—
Railway
L
V
.
selling $1,000,000
May 29,
per
Denab Laboratories
Period Er.d. June 30—
rev.
company's
be
capacity of 50,000 ingot tons
Colorado
Net
—V.
corpora¬
to
issued
necessary
the
to
Franz, President, said $16,600,000 of the
Among
of
closing price of
Byllesby &
Chaplin,
&Co
•
gram.
expenditures
4V4'4-
93,091
-■a;
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.—Earnings—
>
'
a
'
1979, will be sold privately to insur¬
The interest rate will be
an
$I,491;3'?8
3t>"-1959
Authorized
•
*
consideration
in
Rhoades
S.
Stearns
Cooley
of
•
investors.
approved
256.
p.
public offering of 132,375 shares of class A com¬
at par
($2 per share) by Willis E. Burnside & Co., Inc., has been
completed, all of the said
shares having beert sold- For details, see y.
i89, p. 2672.
,
MAY
issued
rate
,97,000
C.
of plant expansion
program
and
'
■
1971.
of
cash
a
on
Loeb,
Dittmar
$40,000,000
'
345,127
$1,175,449
.
$2,642,-724?. for
7
convertible- debentures,
M.
—V.
on
consent
in
institutional
stockholders
mature
secure
which mature
and
of
withh
-
&
Dempsey
debt structure by retiring $6,500,000 in bank loans
and redeeming
1,610,000 outstanding bonds of John A. Roebling's Sons
Corp., a
wholly-owned subsidiary.
new
purchase
services
The
Boettcher
H.
3,000"
SI
The
the
(c)
Inc.
1,500
.
tion
ance
companies
53A%.
for
5%
number
M.
Bear,
2,000
Inc.—
■
,
$20 million
over
issuance
approved
bonds.
$3,783,531
-
10,000
purchase
share;
Co.
7,000
Zilka, Smither & Co., Inc.-
stockholders
first
''
Stcc-k
stock
$8.50
Arnhold
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.—To Issue Bonds—
5%%
$189,521
.is
Shares
2,500
Zuber—
Yantis
6,906|467
$487,842
$8.03l 91fi
recent
and
:
;;
~
■
of
be
June
stock
per
Co.'s
was
Carl
1,000
1,000
Edward
Max
1,100
Si
8,127,586
income—
oper.
transmitted
2,000
Wheat
C.
stockholders,
income
follows:
3,000
J.
2,000
Jcnes,
of
UNDERWRITERS-—The
as
,1,000
2,000
H.
;
•
(a)
amount
as
the
1956
Si
respective
1,000
25,000
i
—
$10
Exchange
sold,
1,045
Inc..
Inc
Ingraham & Co.——
Dabney C. Jackson Si Co..
B.
selling
compared
OP
shares
at
Watling, Lerchen & Co.—_ 25,000
2,000
—
29,
Stock
1,000
Walls
H.
AS
may
follows:
1965
common
at
purchasers.
Co.,
——_
—
Months—1953
1,100,277
ry. oper.
V'P;riod
70 cents
was
*3,000,000 shs.
which
as
principal
under
company's
1,000
^
Chisholm &
Inc.
5,000
lnc._
Hogle & Co—
Hughbanks Inc.
Hulme, Applegatc &
Humphrey, Inc.
1
Varnedoe,
2,000
A.
&
year,
■;
authorized
due
common
Elliott
2,500
2,000
Co.—.
&
Hllsman
Inc.
%
1,000;
May
&
__
2,500
—
—.1—.A
Anthony
1959—6
$11,911,117
1,326,235
exps
Detroit Tractor, Ltd.—Stock
'
>
Aug. 5V
associates,, at
CVowell-Collier
indicate net
this
$1)
issued
of
1961
The
1,165
.
4,000
V. Hauser Co.:
—V.
Option Plan exercisable to 19&J and 1967 at
prices ranging from..$6.89 to $9 27 per share: and (d)
67,698 shares
upon exercise of additional options which
may be granted under
the
Stock
Option Plan,
The
price at which shares,,'issuable under such
additional options,
may be issued, may not 'be less than 35^
of the
fair market value
of the shares at the date of
granting an option.
10,000
4,000
Co._
Co.
31,
$5
shares
granted
Inc.
Borg & Co.—
Lundborg & Co..
B.
and
15,000
Handel,
P.
Net
principally
'
50,000
issuance
debentures
Co.,
Hr.mershlag,
\Vm.
convertible T
.
,
Day
Tucker
&
figures
of
;
market
each
exercise
:
Taussig,
Sulzberger,
Si
for
fcr
—
Taggart
1958
$1,289,798
subsiditry,
a
—
(par
3,000,000
5%/
2,000
__i
Co
A.
1,500
& Co...—
Kirkland
stock
present
1.000,
...
Net
'■
-<v :-v
.■
.
1,000
._
..
_
to
business, of
,
1.500
—
Co
■^The
2,000
Webster Securities
Charles
1,000
Co:
Si
—
&
Corp.
Inc.
Co.,
Co.—
&
Stern, Prank. Meyer Si Fox
Stewart, Eubanks, Meyerson
2,000
Inc.—
Hobbs
&
Gilbert
R.
10,000
Garrctt-Bromtield
Staats
Steele, Haines & Co
1,000
———
Fusz-Schmelzle
Common
he
Co.,
Punk,
5;000
Co
reserved
R.
of
—
William
Co
&
through
months
1959)
Southwick-Campbell &r Co.,
Inc.—.— —1,000
Marshall
&
1,000
Co
5,000
—
Fulton
^
1965
&
&
went
company.
debentures, due Aug. 1,
(fully converted as of June 30.
3,000
2,000
Securities
Southwest
First
1,000
Hague
ry.
Railway
convertible
2,000
*_
Co.
Southeastern
Foster
Smith,
5%
Inc.
Scribner_
Inc.—
———•
Corp
Corp.
First
1,000
extensive
will. come
earnings. :
Co;-, and
&
payable (due in equal instalments
Dec.
31, 1960 and
1931
without
Singer,
.—
Sr,
Notes
1,000
1,000
Sloan
proceeds
the
to
.
1,000
&
Rhoades
payable (due Dec. 31, 1959 without
on
Emery & Co.,
the. sale
dollars
retained
and
Vv'-./Vu-:;''.'.
principal
interest)
Simpson,
require
The dealer's concession
net
accrue
interest
4.000
3,000
Co._
billion
.'V
4,100
Corp.-''
will
through
year
the
CAPITALIZATION
Co._
Si
from
rev.
Railway oper,
will need to finance, through
million in addition to the nearly
6,000
Co._
Si
operating
-Earnings—
1959—Month$1,814,077
revenue-.
-Detroit & Toledo Shore Line
selling stockholders are;
Publication ;>
shares; Knapp Securities .Corp., 44,342
2,000
'
Shearson,
Hammill
'
The
-
Security Associates, lno.„_
Co..._
Fields
J.
ago.
Note
Si
v"':
.
York, Inc.—Has Ex¬
program
$625
this
of
Loeb,
five
1,000
Co
Si
first
year1
—
Scranton
5 157 22^
'
'
the .sale *' Railway oper. revenue. 1$523,000
of Cottier's Encyclopedia and
jj Railway operating exps. V v >• 377,269
other
books.
The
company's
consolidated
gross
revenues, in
1958
from
book sales
and
broadcasting operations were $2R,884;i61... ,..:
?: Net rev. from ry. oper. „
$145-,731
3,000
2.000
—
MaoGormack
Ferris
W.
$10,453597
5,607,532
company
f
share.
publication,
Sons—
&
Securities
&
Chas.
M.
per
will
:
Edwards
Equitable
&
earlier
EARNINGS^Unaudited
and
Associates
$12,143,942
833,416
Period End. June 30—
2,000
Co.——
&
New
dollar
some
■
funds
the
Co.,
-L
Schwabr cher
1,000
du
3,000
1,500
Co
&
2,000
Elworthy Si Co.
Evans
Sanders
2,000'
_—
—_———_
—
of
depreciation
BUSINESS—Tile
5,000
_■
Investment
Jose
Inc.
Funds,
I.
Estabrook
San
2,000
Co.
the
balance
for
share.
and
Co._
Si
Inc.—
Co
oper.
—v. 190,
,
-
Corp., 96,834
shares; Claire K. Bixoni 88;824 shares; Mrs. Giles Whit¬
ing and Louis E. McFadden, 10,000 shares each,"T)ie of- '
fering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
;
no
1,000
Co.,
&
Beck
Ely,
Si
The
PROCEEDS—The
Inc,_
—
Reynolds Si Co.,
4,000
*
-
Francis
Pierce
& Co.—
——
G.
Inc.-
Co.,
&
Sears
A.
Co
Si
O'Connor
Draper.
Co.,
inc.
Refsnes,
Mutual
Diversified
Inc.
Rauscher,
&
Net
Net
Crowell-Colliet Publishing Ca;—Secondary
Offering—
secondary offering of 200,000 shares of $1 par value
stock was made in the late afternoon of
A
•
Wulbern,
1,000
3.UU0
Dittmar & Co.,
Doyle,
1,000
Putnam
4,600
Dickson
S.
1,500
Si
1,500
...•
inc.
l.
$1,709,201
inc
$-34,394553
.
Christen-
&
Carrison,
p.
Co.
Securities
Dean
R.
&
Skaggs
Davis,
Pierce,
1,000
Co., inc.J—
Podesta
Dain
M.
J.
2,000
2,500
——
Pinney & Co—.
Craigniyle,
13,500
Investments
-
hearing, upon request, onT
should
be
vacated
or
made;
step in this program, $75 million of first and refunding mortbonds were sold at competitive bidding on: May • 26»—V. 189,
per
&
Investment
Wiiter
Co.—
&
2,000
Inc.-.
sen,
re-
a
,by Carl
$21.12V2
1,000
5,000
Co.-
Si
Co
Co.—
-———
Patten
for
for
common
10.000
Co.
—-
Collins
J:
&
Curtis
used
r'*
billion
obtained
2455.
p.
1,000
Inc,_
Jackson
Webber,
—
Co.
Collins
William
Hirschberg,
Northwest
George
3,500'
Coburn & Middlebrook, Inc.
Courts
p&ine,
Co.,
&
•————
Logan & Co._
Chiles-Schutz
Pacific
2.000
1,000
Co.—
———
&
be
Railway
Railway
that
Program—
securities,
of
1,000.,
Nielsen Co.——
G.
1,690
Denton, Inc.
Si
Phillips
Campbell,
Inc.
:——
would
.
$2,076,824
-
23,940^953
903,764
ops.
25,903,659
256.
p.
1953
4,298,558
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.
mon
1,500
Burnham
Inc.—
Co.,
-
2?000
12,000?
Co.—
5,000
&
Brooks
represented
ry.
oper.
1959—6 Mos.
$6,007,759 $38,047,601
Period End. June 3C—
stock
falsely
stock
suspension
10,000
Co.,.. Inc
&
the,
estimated
provision
gage
7,000
Investment Corp,f._—
Murch
Newburger
order
of
190,
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
$6,726,373
4,649,549
officials.
Edison
its
is
It
million
from
As
Lynch-
out
carry
debentures.
1,000
Co.—
Jones & Temple-
Leonard
of
shu.ro
report
1148.,
p.
Financing
sales
$60
5,000
Co.———1,000
Moseley
Muir
7.500
Co.——
__4,400
Moore,
P.
—_
L.
To
2,000
Co..—__—
&
Mitchell &
Barry
Co., :
&
Inc.
Masten
McKelvy &
Middendorf
*
1.000
Sullivan
Co.—_
&
tensive
2,500
the
;
Co,
Bosworth,
Bennett
186,
sale
per
suspension
,
current
a
notification
opportunity
an
whether
Consolidated
-
15,000
Co.—
3.000
Bonbright &
B.
1,000
Co
A.
E.
provides
question
financing.
—2,000
Co...
Si
Co.. N.. V—
&
the
$101
at
Commission's
file
to
from
rev.
railway
.—V.
Monday, August 10, 1959
.
1,000
3,000 :.
1,000
,
Inc.
Boettcher
George
Gould
order
Mason-Hagan. Inc.
Walter & Hurry,
Co.,
&
of
shares
common
The
the
management
the
Labouchere
3,000
&
of
permanent.—V.
Co.-—
&
that
and
Net
Net
,
.
Grande Western
Railway oper., revenue—
Railway oper. expenses
exemption from
registration
securities not exceeding §300,000
filed
Sept.
3,
1957,
Connelly,
Inc.
failed
Rio
&
Period End. June 30—
Regulation
a
of
exemption.
company
proceeds
8,000
Manley,
Inc.—
Birr
The
.
2.000
«—
E.
2,000
2,000
Co.
D.
the
numeration
suspending
conditional
a
offerings
offering of 379
an
the
5,000
Co.,
Lester, Ryons &
Irving Lundborg
&
Downing
Baumgartner,
such
required,
of
temporarily
notification
a
public
to
Inc.-
&
1,250
3,000
Co.——
In
Peabody Si Co.—
M.; Kidder
3,000
Parvin.—_
&
& Kraus
&
Ktnower, MacArthur & Co.
provides
public
that
as
none
1,000
—.
2,000
&
sales,
Shares
A
to
the
pursuant
order
an
registration under the Securities Act. of 1933 with
public offering of stock of this corporation, located at
St., Somerset, Mass..
amount.
proposed
amount
issued
from
respect
asserts
Inc.
a
County
in
•_
Securities
Co._
Hart
Ball, Surge
Earth
Co.,
the
•
Brothers
Co.————
Lestrange
Atkinson
Keller
1,000
1,000
Corp-
Strudwick—!—
&
Arthurs,
Austin,
:
and
to
Regulation
with
follows:
as
/••
100,000
75,000
Co._..
American
J.
-
Connelly Inc.—Stock Offering Suspended—
has
exemption
159
Energy
UNDERWRITERS—The
SEC
respect
and facilities in Boston.
Energy has
of
The
Associates,
Management
Denver
(John F.)
other
to
Energy.
been
space
the
affecting the pro¬
developments
to
as
of energy, specific securities, general economic condi¬
matters relating to the business and affairs of
use
as
Colonial
also
directors
with the
consults
and
duction
.
This
111.,
corporation,
filed
an
qualification
denture
located
application
under
pursuant
the
to
at
with
Trust
which
5153
the
Cottage
SEC
Indenture
on
Act
Grove
July
of
Ave.,
1959,
29,
1939
of
a
Chicago.
seeking
trust
in¬
first
mortgage
bonds, due Feb. 1, 1974, are to be issued.
According to the applica¬
tion, the debentures are to be issued pursuant to a plan of reorgani¬
zation
which
was
confirmed
by the
U.
S.
District
Court for the
Northern District of Illinois, Eastern
Division, by order entered Nov. 5,
1958.
The
plan
provides
for
$1,021,536
the
issuance
of
to
15-year
the
holders
of
present!}
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
'income first mortgage bonds of Empire Warehouses,
$100 principal amount of such bondg, (a) $48 of the.
<i» one share of capital stock, and (c)
6%
tctandiriE
?U
InCr/
Number 5871
190
Volume
for'each
of
individuals.
interest
of
certificate
of
CAPITALIZATION
*This
directors on Aug. 5 approved the proposed merger of
co
of San Francisco into Flintkote and have called
Calaveras
a special
^holders' meeting for Sept. 29 to vote on the transaction.
The record date
for Flintkote shareowers to be eligible to vote on
pnf
set at Aug. 20.
The
agreement calls for issuance of one and seven-tenths (1.7)
hares
of
Flintkote common stock in exchange for each share of
rXveras Cement Co. common stock outstanding.
ral'iveras
Cement Co. owns and operates a Portland Cement Plant
with a rated annual production capacity of
Andreas, Calif.,
San
at
was
marger
iha
4'3The°^board"^Calaveras
Cement Co. on Aug. 5 followed the action of
in approving the proposed merger
nf
Calaveras
Cement into Flintkote, a major producer of building
nrnducts for home and industry with headquarters in New York City.
Calaveras Cement directors set Sept,
29 for a special stockholders'
to vote on the proposal.
Record date for the stockholders to
The Flintkote Company
of
Hirer-tors
pailwav
fevenue__
oner
-
expenses
2,001,520
2,005,297
14,863,952
from ry. ops.
railway oper. inc—
$236,834
$394,444
$3,574,269
$4,366,212
*39,134
852,760
1,596,139
oper.
to
cash
dividends to
UNDERWRITERS
agreed
to purchase from
the company
shares
of
of
amounts
stock
common
190,
♦Deficit.—V.
*98,735
258.
p.
Lane,
Railway
oper.
revenue.
Railway
oper.
expenses
$523,543
$942,848
$1,818,987
$1,723,535
Net ry. oper. income—
—V. 190. p. 258.
115,989
301,330
73,909
The
ry.
Brown
A.
Sons
&
Co.,
Southeastern
Hilsman
H.
Norris
Co
30,000
Co., Inc.
&
Hirshberg,
&
J.
&
Waggoner
Alester
25,000
G.
Furman
20,000
Friedrichs
&
Hutton
F.
20,000
20,000
Company
&
20,000
20,000
corporation on July 29 filed a letter of notification with the
150,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
$2 per share, through Summit Securities, Inc., 130 William
St.. New York, i*. Y.
The proceeds are to be used for equipment; inventory and working
The
covering
ottered at
15,000
Lewis
French
15,000
McNeel,
15,000
Budd,
Spencer,
.
'•
■
Crawford,
Inc.
Inc
McCarley & Co., Inc
Stephens, Inc
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.,
15,000
Corp.—To Acquire Two Firms—
that
Board,
was
made
on
July 31
the
board
of
directors
stock
for common
General Builders
of
by
Abe
Triangle and subsidiaries
Corp.
distribution of lumber and forest products at whole¬
sale to lumber yards and to industrial users, large developers,
and
apartment house projects.
It has its principal facilities in Brooklyn,
N.
Y; Babylon, L. I., Stamford, Conn., and in Eugene, Oregon. Its
operations extend throughout the United States.
The Risbergs-Paulsen companies
are
engaged in community devel¬
opment and the building field.
Formal contracts are to be prepared setting forth the full details
of the acquisitions.
The acquisitions will be on a basis of book value
for book
value.
A
special meeting of the shareholders of General
Builders will be called to approve the transactions.
"Upon completion of the acquisitions, General Builders Corporation
will be a diversified enterprise
encompassing many phases of the con¬
struction and allied fields," Mr. Meltzer said.—V. 189, p. 2674.
engaged in
are
a
General Investors Trust—Registers Additional Shares
This
Boston
investment
—V.
has
the SEC an amendment
on
Aug. 3, 1959, to its registration statement covering an additional
1,000,000 shares of beneficial interest in the trust.—V. 189, p. 809.
Co.,
190,
United
10,000
Wiley
50.
p.
SEC
has
Period End. June 30—
issued
an
under
order
the
Trust
Indenture
Act
under
a
indenture
new
debentures
involve
due
June
material
a
disqualify
such
V.
pursuant
15,
1964,
conflict
to which
are
of
to
$50,000,000 of GMAC
issued,
be
interest
as
to
is
it
47/a%
likely
Net
547,970
from
ops.
$389,821
p.
trustee
from
acting
as
such.—V.
80,648
The
p.
258
and
corporation's^ $6,260,700
♦Deficit.—V.
ry.
190,
Cement Co., in
of
due
8100
$1,780,214
378,797
rate
common
Railway oper. revenue
Railway
oper.
to
of
$96
face
common
amount
of
190,
each
for
redemption prices of
the
debentures
will
range
from
104% ;
par.
$726,485
274,382
'
add
the
proceeds to
wi.
oper.
Net
oper.
Net
ry.
$4,202,522
1,590.013
its general funds.—V.
190,
i
common.
Jhi
Geneseo has agreed to exchange 454,318
C°m™n stock for an aggregate of 509,516 shares or
of the common stock of Formfit, on the basis
$2,220,522
3,284,303
$
$
108,218,425
92,070,491
7,453,322
3,198,331
5,298,005
3j363,714
26,393,511
9,801,196
16,147,934
4,916,098
op.
ry.
Net
Net
u
er an a§reement between Geneseo and the holders
an?eS°r'fo0riVerly
?eneral shoe Corp.) manufactures
various types
aW om»ratot °. mei!s' b°ys\ women's-and children's shoes; and it
Formfit'-!
en s sPecialty stores and men's furnishing stores,
girdles anri w^,ss consists of the manufacture and sale of brassieres,
s
and
various
combinations
thereof.—V.
190,
p.
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
$2,341,532
1,728,748
$2,348,906
1,680,426
$357,895
283,857
$408,280
296,672
$668,480
178,546
$74,038
18,917
$111,608
34,929
op.
ry.
$612,784
182,626
259.
p.
June
Total net
♦Net
assets
per
distribution
cents
in
259.
$1,021,805
$5,233,841
762,605
702,655
4,520,661
4,263,127
op.
$120,241
$319,150
$713,180
$1,321,725
income—
*27,745
117,729
*76.509
415,741
from
ry.
oper.
ry.
190, p. 260.
Life
Accident Insurance
&
fiscal
848,554
$14.60
1,000,807
$19.78
share
books closed.
PROCEEDS—The
and
funds
no
net
will
proceeds will go to certain selling stockholders
be
added
^pansier
nf
4
x
p
h
Pf?c,eeds from the sale of the common shares
caPrtal and surplus of the company to be used
will
for
663,295
$16.65
year
1958 and
70 cents in fiscal year
sale
industrial
of
regular
and
Arkansas,
fire
0fNS!^?o°^pa?y ^as incorporated on May 21. 1959 under the
hisurance rJ!,i 0 Georgia and has received a license from the
Keadquarter-5
s.5'oner of Georgia, to do business in that state,
fxpects
fypfes
to
and
enffain
company
.
f
in Atlanta, Ga.
The company
J16 •s?le °f tife Insurance and annuities of ail
and
sickness
are
insurance
of
all
types
on
the
lives
the
company.
Florida,
fire
Georgia,
insurance,
Kentucky,
and
recently
began
the
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
oper.
operates
Premium
a
income
for
the
year
$2,428,643,
was
and
net
equal
totaled $21,523,082; investment
after Federal income taxes was
1958
profit
1959
of
to
$0,447
share.
common
per
the
For
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization of the company
2,984,267
was
shares
of
Railway
oper.
$1,387,079
368,858
expenses
$6,165,455 $41,103,830 $38,799,722
5,030,104
31,606,925
31,755,796
AS
OF
JUNE
1,
of June 1, 1959
as
1959
stock
(par
$1)___
$1,135,351
286,993
bers
to
below
purchase
the
of
to
the
opposite
below
named
have
severally
selling stockholders the respective num¬
by each selling stockholder set forth
of such underwriters;
the
from
shares
Outstanding
2,984,267 shs.
3,000,000 shs.
,
underwriters
be
names
sold
Shares
Net
—V.
rev.
rv.
from
income
oper.
190,
ry. oper.
$9,496,905
2,684,847
$7,043,926
1,645,049
Courts
R.
Drug Co., Inc., Indianapolis,
Haag
Securities and
Ind.
—
Files With
&
15,000
Co
corporation on July 27 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 16,650 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
at a price not to exceed an aggregate of $300,000,
through City Se¬
curities Corp., Indianapolis, Ind.
to
be
used
for
working
capital.
&
Hawaiian Airlines,
company
under
of
Ltd.
15,000
will
each
—
Credit Arrangement
—
This
Hirsch
11,000
Hill,
Crawford
E.
Co
Hutton
f.
Boettcher
Co
&
—.
Dempsey-Tegeler
&
Co.,
Kirkpatrick,
Cooke, Vice-President of Finance
Barth
Hazel Bishop, Inc.—Profits for
$402,051,
for
the
second
substantially
reported by Robert
Mr.
G.
Urban,
of
Urban told stockholders that
wera
it
is
extraordinary expenditures Incurred
Joseph
&
A.
Southeastern
J.
Neal
Hillsman
H.
&
Ltd—•
Bateman,
&
3.000
Co
Co.,
Inc.
Securities Corp.
7.000
Co
&
Co
1
Evans
&
H.
5,000
—
Investment
7,000
Inc.
Co
Securities Co._
Inc.Strader & Co., Inc
—
5.000
5.000
Co.,
I.
Kroeze.
Mid
South
Norris
Wiley
&
Hirschberg.
Bros..
3,000
3,000
3,000
& Co.
McLarty &
Josey
3,000
3,000
3,000
3.000
3,000
Inc
52.
Indiana Gas &
The
4,000
3,000
First
5.000
p.
Waggoner-
7,000
Inc
190,
4,000
Frank
B.
4,000
Sons
Inc.
Wyatt,
&
Robert C. 3uell & Co
Clement
Walker &
Kenny & Ayres,
9.000
Gardner
Cabell
& Co.,
9.000
Second Quarter—
of fiscal 1959 ended Aprii 30
the same period a year ago,
President.
quarter
ahead
&
Chisholm
4,000
Budd,
4,000
Co
Landstreet
Reinholdt
&
4,000
Willis,
...
&
Lanford,
&
Space
Brothers
Almstedt
Clark,
—v.
Profits
Inc.
Schwabacher
5,000
4,000
.-
Varnedoe,
Robinson-Humphrey
Branch,
for Hawaiian, said: "The
new
agreement completes the financing needed to convert our pas¬
senger operation to an all super-Convair fleet."—V.
189. p. 2784.
A.
The
5,000
Co
&
Rankin
9,000
3ons
Lane,
Co.,
Leach
Inc.
9.000
Edwards
G.
Johnson,
J.
bank in the transaction.
Bass
McNeel,
9,000
Co
&
&
Inc.
11,000
9,000
Co
&
5,000
—
M.
&
&
Pierce
Inc.
Jack
Legg & Co
5,000*
&
•
Rauscher,
15.000
—
Inc.
Sterne, Agee
a
$1,750,000 is being lent by the First National City Bank
of New York.
The Bishop National Bank is the agent
Brian
Co.,
15,000
11,000
A.
'
$3,250,900 credit agreement
National Bank and the Bank
lend it $750,000.
The remaining
has announced
the Bishop
which
Hawaii
15,000
Co
Co.
&
C.
Shares
McDoniel Lewis & Co
Raffensperger, Hughes
Goodbody & Co.—
Exchange Commission—
are
Dickson
S.
Elder
John
The
proceeds
Corp.. 69,000
Equitable Securities
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.
259.
p.
three
stock.
common
CAPITALIZATION
agreed
1959—6 Mos.—1953
1959—Month—1958
first
comparable figures were $5,221,496, $690,457, $341,906
respectively.
Insurance in force
as
of
May 31,
1959
amounted
to $506,730,594,
as \ compared
with $220,844,519 as of the
1949 year-end.
$0,114,
UNDERWRITERS—The
$6,754,480
5,367,401
revenue.
of
the homeowners' type of policy.
subsidiary,
WDOD Broadcasting
Corp.,
owns
radio station in Chattanooga, Tenn.
Authorized
Period End. June 30—
sale
specializing in
insurance,
wholly-owned
1957.—V. 189,
Dusmess.
la*s
to
accrue
business of writing life
non-participating basis,
Mississippi, North
and
South
Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia.
A wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary, Interstate Fire Insurance Co., is engaged principally in tha
Alabama,
and
capital sources of $1.03 in fiscal year 1959,
from
Railway
*nt?rna^onal ^ife
^aS oversub£Cribed and the books closed.
Co.—Secondary
A
—
The
procee
.$5,584,852
'
.
809.
The
Insurance Co. — Common
commn? f+ere1Public. oaring of 1,665,000 sha'res of
AUa c
stock at a price of $5 per share was made on
bv The
un(terwriting syndicate jointly managed
Lanp q" binson-Humphrey Co., Inc., and The Johnson,
one nf
Corporation. The offering is believed to be
comnanve larSest public stock sales by a life insurance"
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$882,846
expenses
months
1957
$12,390,797 $11,046,485
$19,796,878
—;
value
1958
1959
30—
outstanding
asset
1959—Month—1958
revenue-
rev.
income
Grqwth Industry Shares, Inc.—Assets Increased—
of
7.896.248
oper.
$1,341,535,
,
22,839,018
8,367,611
secondary offering of 350,000 shares of
common stock
(par $1) was made on July 29 at $9.75
per share, by an underwriting group headed by "Equi¬
table Securities Corp.
The dealer's concession was 35#
per share.
This offering was oversubscribed and 4he
in
1959—6 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
income
oper.
190,
25,335,817
BUSINESS—The company is engaged in the
and accident and health
insurance, all on a
259.
p.
4,120,844
1,448,932
oper.
Interstate
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$
$
Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings—
Another
j
shares'
1,676,355
♦Deficit.—V.
122,809,340
96,415,829
Period End. June 30—
Net
sharpfnf'^t0 the Pr°spectus,
forth
4,765,489
ry.
$
21,232,275 133,972,724 127,106,002
17,111,434 108.636,907 104,266,984
51.
p.
Common
Seventh Ave., North, Nashville,
with the SEC on July 29, 1959,
—tbhT* ' ?? shares of common stock.
Geneseo proposes to offer
uanv
oi?
holders of the common stock of The Formfit Comon
tiio i,„
?0, in exchange for their holdings of Formfit common,
of
Fnrmm
°-891-% shares of Geneseo common for each share
01
cormfit
such
op.
income—.
oper.
Period End. June 30—
Net
21,480,182
16,182,177
income
oper.
p.
Geneseo, Inc.—Files Exchange Offer With SEC—
TonniS corporation, located at 111
covprV. d]^registration statement
of
from
rev.
190,
Offering
1959—Month—1958
expenses
from
190,
•After
aoDrnximat-iit
17,922,773
Net
25,738,455
18,285,133
revenue.
rev.
71
set
expenses
ry.
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$
oper.
1959—6 Mos.—1958
—$115,202
973,198
$
Railway
Railway
Shares
will
1959—Month—1958
'
22,688,262
Railway
Railway
Great Northern Ry.—Earnings—
As
The corporation
of common stock, $i par, of Volunteer Portland
the ratio of 3% shares of Ideal common for each share
Volunteer's executive officies are at its plant
Railway
$1,127,793
*201,460
259.
p.
Period End. June 30—
stock, throughout
debentures
240,090 wts.
common.
$
$4,125,000 $31,001,000 $27,361,000
4,240,202
26,798,478
25,140,478
$5,513,000
4,786,515
expenses
Net rev. from ry. ops.
Net railway oper. deficit
share.
Optional
uown
to be convertible Into
500,000 shs.
i.
;
240,000 wts.
"
revenue.
—V.
1959—Month—1958
Period End. June 30—
expenses
P*e lite at the
"ew 43/4S are
M
n.u-
Outstanding.
2,500,000.shs.
warrants
oper.
Net
revenue.
principal amount of debentures for each eight common shares
record Aug. 7.
Any debentures unsubscribed at the close of the
ottering on Aug. 24 would be purchased
by the underwriters.
cent)-^—
one
Period End. June 30—
•
oper.
neiu of
at
niinois Central RR.—Earnings—
$4,682,355
3,554,562
Grand Trunk Western RR.—Earnings—
manage the underwriting,
ai'e to get rights to the new issue in the ratio of
s?ockholders
acreage
Knoxville, Tenn. The principal business of both companies is the
production and sale of Portland cement.—V. 188, p. 2507.
'
oper.
J,'ar' Kidder> Peabody & Co. will
tini
or
FINANCING
shares
Volunteer
advertising campaign will support the company's 1959
World Series drive, it was announced by A. Craig Smith, Vice-President
In Charge of Advertising —V. 189, p. 1676.
will
1979,
lots
PRESENT
near
Green Bay & Western RR.—Earnings—
debentures,
EFFECT TO
filed
outstanding
Co
$5,400,000
A
Railway
go out
GIVING
purchase
offer
Net
Offering—
of convertible
to
(par
5,000
5,000
5,000
Gillette Co.—Advertising Plans—
Railway
are
principal office at 229 South State
located at 500 Denver OJational Building, 821 17th St.,
a
registratlpn statement jvith the SEC on July 31, 1959,
675,000 shares of capital stock. The company proposes to
this stock in exchange for all (but not less than 80%) of tha
Denver,
259.
p.
for subscription by stockholders
coupon and
on May 11,. 1959, in Dela¬
within the State 6f Arizona
business
its
Ideal Cement Co.—Registers With SEC—
1959—6 Mos.—1958
5,072
rev.
—V.
General Time
Corp.—Proposed
carry a 4%%
190,
organized
was
transact
maintains
This company,
to
1823.
188.
to
It
Authorized
stock
5,000
$5,160,035
3,379,821
$253,401
railway oper. inc.—
Net
to
so
closed.
Railway
de¬
necessary
not
make
Offered—Ross,
covering
—
$825,911
572,510
$937,791
under
dentures
will-bo
offer
/ /)■ ."
•
stock
.
& Co., Inc
1959—Month—1958
Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper. expenses
claring that
trusteeship of Morgan Guaranty Trust Company of New
six existing
General Motors Acceptance Corp, trust in¬
heretofore
under
said
Act,
and
its
qualified
trusteeship
Stock
be in the form of sales of subdivided
may
Common
General Motors Acceptance Corp.—Indenture Cleared
The
subscription
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings—
^Deficit.—V.
York
The
proceeds will be added to the general funda
used for working capital and other corporate
company
1959.
filed with
company
books
net
and be
qualified
19,
Common
Zimmerman,
Inc.
held.
Corp.—Common
the
and
retail.
5,000
Securities
Bros., Inc
and
instances
Howard C. Traywick &
15,000
Bryon Brooke & Co
Meltzer, Chairman of
approved a proposal to
acquire Triangle Lumber Corp. and subsidiaries, and also to acquire
companies owned by Janis Risbergs and Alexander Paulsen in exchange
Announcement
the
>
Inc
Pound,
15,000
Inc.
the
Dover, Del., and its executive offices in the Arizona Land Title
Building, Pima County, Tucson, Ariz. The company proposes primarily
to engage in the business of
purchasing and selling unimproved large
tracts of real estate at wholesale in the state of Arizona, either for
its sole account or in Joint ventures with others, although in some
5,000
and
deben¬
consent,
462.
p.
CAPITALIZATION
Inc
Rankin
of
amount
stockholder
required
St.,
7,500
7,500
7,500
Company
&
and
stock
common
190,
company,
May
5,000
20,000
of
BUSINESS—The
ware
7,500
Hoffman-Walker Company
W. Tindall & Company
Clark, Landstreet & KirkPatrick, Inc
&
the
on
7,500
7,500
7,500
Company—
&
on
purposes.
7,500
5,000
5,000
5,000
Lombardo,
Dargan
conditions
PROCEEDS—The
of
10,000
10,000
7,500
.Jack M. Bass & Co
20,000
Mason-Hagan,
—
Hattier & Sanford
Blair & Co., Incorporated
White,
Kroezc, McLarty & Co
Company
Inc.
$25,000,000 principal
of
excess
Land
subscribed
10,000
—__
Co.,
Incorporated
Goodbody & Co
Howard,
Weil, Labouisse,
Inc.
meeting
Lyon & Co., Inc., of New York City, on Aug. 3 publicly
offered 300,000 shares of common stock (par one cent)
at $1 per share, as a speculation. This offering was over¬
10,000
10,000
Cllsby& Company—_—
fiuger, Barnwell & Co
The Kentucky Company__
A. J. Kilpatrick, Jr.
Lowell, Murphy <fc Co.,
Incorporated
Vivian M. Manning—.
Edgar M.
Norris
Stubbs, Watkins &
25,000
Neal
C. Bradford & Co.__
shares
30
underwritten.—V.
Mohr and
Farlsh,
'
25,000
J.
.Commission—
General Builders
Thornton,
25,000
25,000
Inc.-
special
a
'
each
10,000
Agee & Leach__
Strader & Co.. Inc
30,000
J.
•
10,000
—
Co.
Inc.
Sterne,
v
,
in
market
to
Horizon
Securities
authorized -calling
4
company presently proposes to offer, about Sept. 15, .1959, approxi¬
mately $25,000,000 principal amount of convertible subordinated deben¬
tures due 1984 to stockholders on the basis of $100 of debentures for
in the
10,000
Inc
Lee,
&
Mid-South
Odess-Martin,
not
on
Subject
>
10,000
Inc
Mayes,
30,000
Inc.
N. Y.—Files With
Fredonia Pickle Co., Inc., Fredonia,
capital.
Mason
&
75,000
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern,
SEC
Hendrix
Corp.—Proposes Debenture Offering
Aug.
on
10,000
Simons, inc.
75,000
.
75,000
Evans
Corp.
Co., Inc.
directors
t
10,
privileges
10,000
Securities
Crawford
H.
852.
tures.
Frost, Read &
378,750
&
Co
&
Clement
E.
Securities and
g.
Robinson-Humphrey
Equitable Securities Corp.
R. S. Dickson & Company
230,795
from
rev.
hereby
offered
-
Carolina
378,750
Inc.
op.
Net
being
.
546 and
1959, of the common stockholders of record Aug. 14, 1959.
Stockholders will be asked to authorize the board to confer conversion
Shares
Space
Corporation
Wyatt,
1959—Month—1958 • 1959—6 Mos.—1958
$2,385,905 $2,667,873 $12,092,317 $11,016,131
1,862,362
i;T25.025 10,273,330
9,292,596
June 30—
■
Tillman-Whitaker Co.,
& Denver Ry.—Earnings—
Fort Worth
Ppriod End
-
Shares
The Johnson,
Saunders, Stiver & Co._
-
The
at $4.50 per share the 1.665,000
company
,-
188
Sept.
severally
have
and
Hooker Chemical
posi¬
,
First
Net rev.
Net
the
indicated below:
below
named
pp.
such options are
stockholders
underwriters
The
—
first
were
—V.
*1,780,000 shs.
during the early years of
operation. When the company has earnings and is in a position to do
so, it intends to pay dividends on a conservative basis, so that it may
finance at least a part of its future growth through retained earnings.
pay
the
three
months
of
the
fiscal
year
for changes ta
packaging,
together with the
introduction,
of
new
largely responsible for a net loss of $551,378 for the
entire six-month fiscal period.
He pointed out that sales continued to increase and profits during
May and June were at the highest rate in the company's history.
Outstanding
2,500,000 shs.
.
DIVIDENDS—The company contemplates that it will not be in a
tion
14,399,267
Railway
par).
during
personnel
products
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
figure does not include 360,000 shares subject to sale pursuant
purchase options. If the company grants options covering the
stock
Courts
1959—Month—1958
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$2,238,354 $2,399,741 $18,438,221 $18,765,479
June 30—
to qualify and do
determine to be desirable.
may
EFFECT
full 360,000 shares authorized
by the stockholders and
exercised there will be 2,140,000 shares outstanding.
Alex.
East Coast Ry.—Earnings—
Florida
Period End
to
($2.50
Company, Inc
20.-V. 190, p. 460.
eligible to vote is Aug.
be
the directors
as
Authorized
Common stock
The
1
develops it intends
company
GIVING
the company.
Vote in Merger—
Flintkote Co.—To
the
As
business in such states
"^mortgage bondsr
a
(585)
corporation has
Water Co.,
called for
Inc.—Partial Redemption--
redemptionAX'I£1fXfi2jgfe
operation of the respective sinking funds,
3%%
bonds, series "D" due Sept. 1.
$
$45,000
(ft
its first
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(566)
interest,
crued
Bank
Ind.—V.
9,
Lake
188,
Railway
Railway
2507.
p.
Net
Net
of capital stock
(par $5) was made on July 23 by R. W. Pressprich & Co.
at $436 per share, with a dealer's concession of $3.50
per share. This offering was quickly completed.—V. 190,
ing—A special offering of 5,000 shares
254,326
8537,022
2-3,ool
The
directors
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
14
a
The
debtor
in
corporate reorganization
proceedings pursuant to Chapter
Bankruptcy Act pending in the U. S. District Court in De¬
for the Trustees of the debtor requested the postpone¬
the
of
troit.
as
of
member
its
ment
in
order
that
prior
the
of
associated
Miami Window Corp.— Reports Loss
AnasL
of
Rheem
served
Ltar,
until
189,
Ir-c.
Co.
as
audit
the
of
books
debtor's
hearing.—V.
to the
190,
be
when
and
1957
and
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
1959—Month—1958
as
certain
$342,887
$259,885
$1,710,933
218,747
203,275
1,235,401
1,276,111
ry.
$124,140
income—i.
oper.
$56,610
$475,532
190,
*8,260
66,989
*33,515
.
and
records
revenue-
oper.
expenses
565,042
517,503
2,981,343
2,340,397
$12,711
$348,811
8a
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
190,
$38,576
$108,013
144,910
182,176
ry.
595,363
Russell
shares
of
v
cue
-
the
Inc.
in
690,089
the
ana
called
redemption
for
Sept.
on
outstanding first 5-% mortgage bonds at 101%
at
the
National
State
Bank,
1959,
1,
all
its
of
Tax
$4,974,043
$28,580,822
$28,244,830
expenses
3,997,585
4,128,391
25,665,825
26,309,958
investment
$795,847
$845,652
$2,914,997
$1,934,872
58,714
*935,421
*2,586,306
Payment will be made
N. J.-—V. 166, p. 1151.
Newark,
On
from
rev.
ry.
ry.
op.
income
oper.
.
♦Deficit.—V.
190,
Lockheed Aircraft
(D.) Kaltman & Co. Inc.—Forms Exec. Committee—
election of
two
directors
ikW
formation
the
and
of
This
executive
an
committee
to seek means of
expanding through acquisitions and accel¬
erating the company's growth, have been voted by the board, according
to
David
Chairman, and Albert B. Fisher, Jr., President.
board, which was increased from seven to nine mem¬
were Patrick J. Clifford, the Senior Vice-President of the Franklin
bers,
the
to
National
Tex
Bank
McCrary,
the
Hoffman
Mr.
is
President
of
elected
Chairman
committee
Inc.,
of
Mr.
are
Claude
and
the
Executive
Committee.
Fisher, Henri Sadacca,
President
Giroux,
director of
the Pepsi-Cola Co.
of Long Island,
Industries, the General Transistor Corp. and United States
189,
is
director
a
He
of
is
Mojud,
Inc.,
of the
publisher
the
and
If
the
with
Stavid
Net
Civil
Service
Leader,
City
Southern
distribution
$3,913,367
$3,227,272
$23,062,412
expenses
2,309,894
1,993,087
13,219,873
12,735,909
for
from
ry.
$1,603,473
op.
income...
oper.
190,
the
is
its
$9,842,539
$8,683,000
4,117,305
3,682,839
524,911
261.
p.
Kansas,
Oklahoma
Gulf
&
research
important
fields
and
prime
$446,990
$397,803
$2,909,333
268,076
253,245
1,536,303
1,481,135
$178,914
$144,558
$1,373,025
$1,143,990
55,096
497,187
422,651
from
190,
ry.
ops.
inc...
oper.
Railway
Railway
oper.
190,
oper.
—V.
Boston
$2,625,125
59,778
the
of
Stavid
engineering
organization
with
all
three
advanced
3,
189,
investment
1959,
p.
its
to
filed
company
registration
with
the
SEC
Registrat'n
2891.
ry.
offered $200,000 of 614% convertible subordi¬
debentures, due April 1, 1974, at 100% and accrued
interest.
It
is
understood
placed privately.
Interest
payable
that
these
debentures
$1,000
of
debentures
is
convertible
($1.42-6/7
per
share),
subject
conditions, at any time up to and
prior
1.
beginning Oct.
than
date
at
are
30
premium of 10%
.
700
of
notice,
at
the
principal
redemption.
of
debentures
and
risk
represent
the
amount
in
,
date
to
certain
or
the
debentures
^tTmJnu
negotiation between
debentures
Th
Old
to
are
e
,
Cclony
Trust
be
stock
into
which
new
venture1.
Jdly
as
Co.
a
they
are
Since
company
and
are
the
and
to
be
con¬
there
price
been
underwriter.
issued
under
a
trustee.
15,
1959 between
Railway
Railway
4,810,518
30,322,200
378,431
$3,655,039
636,433
229,923
Ry.
7,978.953
$740,451
$508,160
$4,727,641
the
and
company
for
the
company
following
from
the
sale
purposes:
.jn
of $25,000 will be used to purchase fixed assets
for
capital improvements; and (2) the balance will be used
Jhrvw ci g Kr1?, 01 the comPany. including the discharge of certain
by the dhector!a
n3
^ companv t0 the exfcent deemed advisable
CAPITALIZATION
mtge.
and
GIVING
other
Convertible subordinated
16% cumulative,
_
EFFECT
notes
debs,
TO
payable
due
1974
PRESENT
172,432
1,712,729
1,413,349
stock
(par
$1)
tionCainth?BHCrnn^iime
annuaT reftrred HivM1"
one
at. $55 Per shareh
<■'
2
Outstanding
200 000
200.000
2 030 shs
mo.OOO
r
Net
rev.
from
190,
ry.
1959—Month—1958
The
for
company
the
of
15.011.492
94,139.356
ciation
is
Loan
3.427,500
22.542,984
9,237,568
in
engaged
under
the
Delaware
the
savings
law
outstanding
which
stock
and
it
loan
on
Jan.
year
from
shs!
July 30,
and. in the event
1,793
61%.
An
minor
be
owns.
business
of
Iiquidato
79,383,144
78,891,9^
11,803.if;
3,634,125
3.000,973
16,971,317
13,999,:
3,119,992
2,5C4,ill
14,476,320
11,753,:
190,
additional
daughter,
and
City.
held
for
number
the
used
to
of
selling
oper.
Net
Net
—V.
rev.
railway
190,
d.
is
material
solid
delay
designed
for
stock;
1962,
1959—Month—1958
rev,,
—V.
193,
ops.
$397,658
$397,351
$2,549,297
inc—
$2,862,581
148,562
160,610
905,534
1,012,839
$2,053,608 $12,885,069 $13,396 975
262.
•SSSas IHIEI
Notice
filed
of
Tentative
pursuant
Milwaukee,
to
of
the
Decision
section
3(a)
on
of
Ry.—Earnings
M0S.—19J
1959—6
$2,316,792
$2,l94i« re
$126,136
$175,948
$939,918
$944/"
40.133
69,198
345,363
373.31
ops.
inc.
1.249
■
262.
Minneapolis
from
St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
&
ry.
railway oper.
190,
262.
1.376.874
ry.
__$373.562.
p.
197,614
oper.
p.
rev.
Southern
190,
243,259
Period LI1U. JUUCOU
End. June 30—
—V.
financing, 0
current
1959—Month—1958
1 yozi
$1,943,171
1,556,080
1,421,69 2
.
Mos.—^t-,.
31,773,212
$351,520
125,180
$387,091
ops.
inc.—
1959—6
.vxuiili.
1959—Month—1958
rcJU'JU
Net
the
$369,395
Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper. expenses
Nee
of
expenses
from
railway
*
'-
146,925
Qfli
n
9,153,685
$1,743,247
698,060
575?*
8,575?
$2,225?754:9-
262.
p.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Pariod End. June 30—
Net
1959—6 Mos —1953
10
Governors
completion
and $46,984 of notes payable.—V.
oper.
oper.
Railway
RR.—Earnings—
10,335,772
of
is
use
2,116*
1,656,257
Corp.,
Inc.
lines.
end
revenue—
oper.
534*394
Net
from
rev.
railway
—V.
expenses
oper.
190,
p.
Moncn
325,501
the
the
Reserve
System
has
issued
a
application':6f ;rthis *corporatioiV,
Bank
Holding-Company
Act
of
RR.—Earnings
oper.
oper."
Net
Net
rev.
revenue
expenses
from
ry.
ops^
railway oper. inc.—
—v: 190,
$7,769,331
2,216.185
p.
9^521%
22.5
2,0bV
263.
Railway
Wis.—Acquisition— r
Federal
22,669.088
$1,493,990
381,234
$1,294,425
inc.—
1959^^o^--^.
$5,441,059
3,947,069
4,080,574
ops.
ry.
oper.
RR.—Earnings
1959—Month—1958
$5,374,999
revenue
Railway
Marine
otst
test eqi
for
of the company will consist of 307,000 _s
$24,000 of 6% debentures due June 1, 1960 tnro-
Period End. June 30—
The Board
inventory,
capitalization
14,
Net
a
trust for {he benefit of their
benefit of Mrs. Lytton's mother
353.372
shares
in
exchange for
1,649,358
ry.
the purchase of additonal
for
company
raw
capital.
common
Net
by
$2,047,016
oper.
>
research and devei.
temperature control and magneto striction, and for additio
Railway
expenses
from
shares
31.000
offered,
of the company and 30,000 shares for .
stockholders who are officers and direct
8126.993.
Rail? ay
revenue—
oper.
being
speculate
a
books closed
proceeds from the sale of its 31,000 shares
by the
increase
ultrasonic,
Railway
Railway
Railway
as
company.
be
Angeles
acquire or
inv'Lros
Association owned by them, for which
thev had paid $543,685.
Other shareholders of the
Association were
offered stock of the
company on the same exchange basis.
Central
shares
of
account
certain
Period End. June 30—
the
Mr.
anl
Mrs.
Lytton received
shares of guarantee stock of the
offered
were
Minneapolis, Northfield &
of
about
is
1.9%-
(no par) at a price
Aug. 4 by Lee Co, of N<
stock
common
shares
offering
Offered—Public
Inc.—Stock
The
total
of
Asso¬
as
6%
7,838.1: F
53.
p.
the
Aug.
1959.
stork
The
of
A
1959.
S accrued dividends; in addition
1 5.7 19,29 4
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
contributed
Period End. June 30—
jshs.
16,359,863
income
after charges—
standing
trustee under trust deeds securing loans
portion of the net proceeds of the proposed
as
additional capital to the
Association,
which will increase its
lending and investment capacity. The balance of
the proceeds' will be retained for,
working capital purposes.
Lytton Financial now has outstanding 515,000 shares of
stock
of
which Bart Lytton, President, and his
wife own 312,500 shares or
will
Maine
101,800 shs.
_,OJ
expenses-
engaged in the production and s.
Practically all of the company s, p
by agencies of the United
Government.
The
manufacturing
plant of the company is loca
in the Hingham Industrial Center, Hingham, Mass.
Net sales 01
company in the Jan. 1, 1959 through May 31, 1959 period amoun
According to the prospectus, Lytton Financial may
in other businesses related to that of the
Association, or may
acquire other savings and loan associations if
legally permissible 1/ It
also expects to operate, either
directly or through subidiaries, (1) an
insurance agency which will assist the
Association-in making fire and
other insurance available to borrowers from
the Association and (2i a
sale
|
<jj
112,533,7^
1 20,184,341
operating
to
26,
guarantee
now*
engage
company which may act
made by the Association.
Mos.—195:|
'<
22,795,099
8,861,949
duction
7,626,272
all
1959—5
24,912,60 7
14,967,931
of
15,005,409
1,768,062
Assn.,
Co.—Earnings—^
1959—Month—1958
BUSINESS—Microsomes,
94,190,167
1,296,524
acquiring
1468.
1,463,524
working
109.195.576
3.281 004
organized
was
purpose
Savings and
p.
2,611,308
ment
$
116.682.240
This corporation, located at 7755 Sunset
Blvd., Hollywood, Calif., on
Aug. 3 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 124 000
shares of capital stock, to be offered for
public sale through an under¬
writing group headed by William R. Staats & Co.. The
public offering
price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
Lytton
189,
1,714.171
ment,
1959—6 Mos.- -1953
18.428,992
15.853.978
ops.
equivalent amount
3,204.448
will
RR.—Earnings—
19.140.982
inc.
an
taxes—
account
262.
p.
the mon
taxes-
of
railway oper.
—V.
in
revenues
being s:Id for the
262.
*$142,00L
...
Including $89,197 payable within
FINANCING
*$142 001
participating preferred
stock, par value $50 per share
Common
Net
can
liabilities.—V.
The offering was oversubscribed and the
$4,051,053
263.588
expenses
current
$2.50 per share was made on
7,888,107
oper.
inventories
in
of
units
and management beiiev
be accomplished by esta
income
York
1.291.344
revenue—
65,000
operating
Net
1959—6 Mos.—*Q-"
1.394,682
oper.
increased from 35.000 units in M.
estimated
an
Telephone
Bell
PROCEEDS—Net
Railway
Railway
.
Net
Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
Nashville
Robe
*117.585
expenses
&
are
$3,199,289
oper.
Louisville
trust
£
$12,030,003
p.
reduction
reduction
the
Microsomes,
op.
and
June,
v.kser in. .aw'ory controls, thus freeing
for
Michigan
29.946,524
SI.177.756
$12,615,748
190,
in
sizable
&
Federal
$1,800,004
ry.
voting
Other
5,162.565
income
the
Mensing.
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$2,135,133
from
la:;
$1,250,003
of windows
rroauetion
units
Operating
Operating
revenue-
oner
from
and
oper.
rev:
r.v.
—V.
the
administrative expense.
products is good and the back!
in May 1959 to $1,850,0
clerical and
company's
the
for
Period End. May 31—
services
$33,145,813
Arkansas
of
were
.
increased
61,000 shares of
&
of Clayton Securu
approximately 349,000 shares
a
voting trust agreement for
company's financial position is sound,
aig
cash
190, ,p. 262.
Louisiana
stock
l)roce8ds to the
applied
.i1'
the
unsecured
as
rtf^?C^nK?^r"The will be
"u%cash
of the debentures
Sundry
lis
Plainfield,
technology
County.
a
common stock, the conversion
convertible into common stock has
are
on
at
interest accrued
no established market for the
which
if
redemption.
company
maturity,
with
1,
common
1974,
of
the
of
prior
thereof
20,
relative
common
capital
time
any
of
under
March
until 10 days before the
redeemable, at the option
davs'
shares
adjustment
thereto,
debentures
less
These
into
to
including
redeemed
vertible
that
Lytton Financial Corp.- -Registers With SEC—
stock
the
The
were
>
semi-annually April 1 and Oct.
1959.
to
in
$1,003,236
ops.
;
in (
and
$33,977,239
Period End. June 30—
31
The
the
amendment
an
statement
Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Debentures Sold—
Anthony & R. L. Day, of Boston, Mass., on
Tucker,
not
company
military
missile
<g
Each
on
$5,988,274
railway oper. inc.—
Net
in
Kinsman
nated
carry
53*
$6,135,801
expenses
from
years
Lockheed shares for each Stavid
2Vz
systems,
p.
six
years
July.
present Stavid man¬
full
ownership and
present
accounting,
50.000
Of
covering 2,000,000 addi¬
Keystone Custodian Fund Certificates of Participation, Series S4
July
and
to
of
14
number
annually.
has
read.'
together
wholly-owned
new
deposit
under
Inc.,
and
being ratten to dissolve and. merge into the parent compai
subsidiaries.
This is expect., to result in a substant:
demand
orders
—V.
rev.
Net
Aug.
assume
1959—Month—1958
revenue-
261.
p.
Keystone Custodian Fund, Inc.—Shares
This
to
a
name
the
under
contracts
electronic
of
Period End. June 30—
on
Stavid
business
and
to
Russell
20
in
The
of
July
assets
the
saving
.
♦Deficit.—V.
1959—6 Mos.—1958
expenses
oper.
rev.
tional
Chairman
Long Island RR.— -Earnings—•
Net
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
revenue..
oper.
railway
—V.
Board
;
dissolution
Period End. June 30—
$1,234,185
682,001
Period End. June 30—
Net
policies
shareholders of
V: a
•
■
a
with
Net
Net
the
Lockheed
of
ne
$21,418,909
oper.
Railway
Railway
to
r
J.
and
date
Sept. 28.
plan calls for
instrumentation,—'V.
1959—6 Mos—1958
revenue.
rev.
—V.
1959—Month—1958
business
Target
13
final
a
compaJj
reduced approximately $1035
aggressive action
was
taken to reduce payroll a:
v/herevr possible.
Total expense reduction is in exes
items
$1,000,000
agreement
to
to
stock
executive salaries
and
year
Fibers,
Co.,
Clayton, President
W.
agreed
common
1959
overhead
Sanders, Stavid President.
will—vote on the agreement
transferred
use
led
May
per
F.
Stavid
be
that
Lockheed's
Gross,
the
will
preliminary
a
discussions
have
of
is
The
in
Ry.—Earnings—
oper.
ry.
of
David
and
approve,
personnel
Stavid
present
agement.
share.
Period End. June 30—
Net
E.
Robert
subsidiary which will
Stavid
Railway
Railway
series
Officer
stockholders
the
N.
Kansas
by
Executive
announced
May
a
Glass
of
Gypsum
Mass., was elected a director.
continuity
of
management
a
company's
In
<
approximately 500 shareholders
at-a special meeting Aug. 17.
Commercial
2785.
p.
last
began
signed
Chief
control
America.
North
and
and
*
"
corporations
forces
Lockheed
Machinery Corp.
of
two
join
agreement
Chair¬
Prudential
of
a
Finkelstein
Bank
Finkelstein,
Jerry
Corp of Canada.
Continental
—V.
Lites,
Clifford
Mr,
and
The
to
stockholders.
Stavid's
was
Nova
Investment
Island,
Long
Finkelstein
of
man
of
Inc.
members of
Mr.
Other
ness
Stavid's
Kaltman,
Elected
gain 100% ownership of the assets and busi¬
of Stavid Engineering, Inc. under details of an agreement
signed
30 by officials of the two companies but subject to approval of
July
acquireJN
The
includes live years in manager
six years as Vice-President, Treks©
period ex three years.
The trustees of
Russell,' William McCabe and Raymond
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
will
corporation
Calvin
1959
16,
assure
stockholders
the
The
Co.,
Manager
of United States
banking business.
July
To
261.
p.
experience
His
Park Land
General
Co.p., asostou,
174,789
Net
President!
1p
Vice-Pre£|i
Manager
revenue-
oper.
Net
ba~
exchange
balance of the 207c
01
the stock of Robert
April 1959, by a cash payment of $120,000. :
Winter
oper.
Jersey Shore Gas & Heating Co.—To Redeem Bonds—
has
profitable
Miami
Window common stock in
stock
of
Robert
Russell Metals, Inc.
rissis.ant
$4,793,432
Railway
company
a
of
stock.
with
17)59—6 Mos.—1958
Railway
The
tions to
omy
preferred
1959—Month—1958
oper
restore
16, 19o9 Raymond Mensing was elected Financial
dent and a director.
Mr. Mensing was suggested for the position
the underwriters of the company's 6 Vb % debentures and the convert;un
Valley RR.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
to
For the past eight years he has been.
Metals, Inc., and in December 1959 he
stockholder.
Metals,
261.
p.
Lehigh
may
op.
income—
oper.
steps
re,
acquired
Net
Net
taken
laud ROoert Russell was elected President and a direct
Sitinc-y G.
Kusworm,
Jr.,- wno recently resigned, «
owning 162,030 shares of coinmun stock, is the company!
160,530
$3,189,208
,
the company's consolidate
current
"c.ed
Rouen
01
$2*994,054
at
have
u.ny
s
largest
1959—6 Mos.-—1958
$625,516
$603,618
s
allegations
$638,081.
of
$8,565,4
Russell,
oper.
showed
upon
reflects
$5,456&
audit,' h
to
1959—Month—1958
based
uhijuj,
1959
assets .of
directors
261.
p.
28,
re0.
(including inventory of $3,701,024) and current liabilities of
As
a
result of the facts reveaied by the May 31, 1959
ere
♦Deficit.—V.
eu
adjustments,
1959
31,
May
en
aggregate
to the
effect
sheet
year
overstatements
inventory
in the
of
giving
balance
$327,137
29,172
op.
fiscal
the
employees
After
$1,603,248
expenses
statement made by Robert Russell, Preside*'
a
to
for
loss
net
Adjust.n.ixH
1959—6 Mos.—1958
revenue-
ry.
that
aeeurding
juuu,
oper
from
&
Roberts
by
disclosed
is
„
2785.
oper.
rev.
t';
and
it
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings-
360.
p.
a
Morrow, for the fiss-u jear ended Feb. 28 io=sales for the year ended Feb, 2E, 1959 amauir
to
SI 1,419,926 and
the net loss fcr the period and special chart'
amounted
to
$599,111.
Sales for the three months ended May
1959
amounted to $4,771,315 and the net loss for this period
over
Since
directors
2567
p.
for
1357,
Manufacturing
Lear's board of
on
committee—V.
executive
with
Manage^;
—
report to its stockholders this corporation revealed prelimm,.
fig
one
alleged inventory oversi-tement
reported
May, 1959.
Also, the company discloses .management changes, Cn«.:
tional reorganization and sales figures as of May 31, 1959
' vAs a result of an audit by Artnur Anaersen & Co.,...for the
Derj.
en-- u
...a.re,
and for the three months then ended,
President
as
L.
James
Vice-President
Senior
a
has
^
2031.
Changes—
audit
been
has
Vice-President
a
Handschumacher
G.
'resignation
t..e
period End. June 30—
Counsel
be completed
*202,500
director.
Handschumacher
Railway
Railway
Jacobs Co.—Hearing Postponed—
common
X
*$103,632
425,084
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
SEC on July 31 announced a further postponement to Sept. 8,
of the hearing in proceedings to determine whether to delist the
stock of P. L. Jacobs Co. from the New York Stock Exchange,
1959,
$823,001
268,752
Albert
toilowing
a
Period End. June 30—
(F. L.)
$226,005
voung
Monday, August 10
19*
.
1,314,250
The
347.
p.
$1,210,568
^
4,579,426
.
In
elected
have
serving
years,
became
Mr.
located at 5165 Beach Blvd., Jacksonville, Fla.,
statement with the SEC on July 30, 1959, covering
223,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for subscription by
holders
of outstanding common on the
basis of one new snare for
each
two shares
held on Aug. 28, 1959.
Tne subscription price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Pierce, Carrison,
Wulbern, Inc., is listed as the principal underwriter.
The
company operates a chain of grocery stores, consisting of 12
Minit
Markets
and
5
Sooper
Markets,
ail located in Florida.
It
now
has
outstanding 446,000 shares of stock.
Net proceeds of the
sale of additional
stock will be
added to the general funds of the
company used by
it for the equipping and stocking of new stores
and
possibly for the construction of one or more new small stores
(Minit Markets) prior to their sale to others and lease-back to the
189,
V. 138, p.
p.i. 261.
Handschumacher
corporation,
company.—V.
outstanding
.
acquisition of 2,400 or more of
of Pewaukee State Bank, Pewam.
of the
shares
approval
for
Lear, Inc.—New President—
registration
This
ops.
inc.—
oper.
of
the
company
President and as
Jackson's Minit Markets
$2,407,427
$480,331
406,865
from ry.
rev.
Mr.
a
S943.887
expenses
eper.
♦Deficit.—V. 190,
260.
iiled
revenue-
oper.
railway
1959—6 Mos.—1953
1959—Month—1958
prior
1356,
3.000
Wis
Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
of
International Business Machines Corp.—Special Offer¬
p.
Superior &
payment
Co.
Trust
&
series "E" due Sept. 1, 1980 at 100% plus ac¬
will be made at tne Merchants National
Indianapolis, 11 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis
bonds,
4%
mortgage
.
263.
•
195$
1959—Month—1958
SI 464.025
$1,636,256
1,391.600
,$244,656
91,357
.
1,340,365
$123 660
26,292'
$10.0'0.o83
8,598,943
$1,471,640
538,343
°$9 7%8:
:
8,~w
$1.51) A
473.4"
-
Number 5871
190
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(567)
7
7fl
'$
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings—
¥
F
m
oper,
oper.
Railway
Railway
plate
1959—Month—1958
30—
revenueexpenses
eriod End. June
$505,692
$466,278
$2,545,750
Net
288,430
303,364
1,945,788
$202,328
$599,962
$651,191
income— '
113,280
190, p. 263.
.
62,294
175,897
The
Net
1
oper.
ry.
-Deficit.—V.
s
„
v
3
*213,090
.
,
.
.
■ ■
Vu%
by
Co
Starcn
revealed
01
Railway
large volume; in the fertile San Luis Valley
Morrison-Knudsen
%
with
statement
outstanding
by
Inc.,
tne
New
the
time
of
and
income
its
the
to
It
price
bodies.
ore
has
139,518,612
is
84.740,724
2,936,065
20,504,185
operating
'
*
'
of
Net
!!i|
1,918,837
—V.
190,
11,858,884
Net
C
Net
22,414,819
20,122,164
ry.
Kansas
Aug.
1959.
4,
000,000 shares of beneficial
Narda Ultrasonics
A
interest
ill
the
an
Trust.—V.
additional
Other
19C,
ry.
190,
possible
to
solutions
in
vent
wash
400
rinse
parts
and
the
at
of. two
time,
same
glass beakers,
or
use
ml
1,-
stainless
steel
tank
provides an ultrasonic generator, Model G-401, a
ultrasonic tank Model NT-401 and two 400 ml Pyrex
Items
or
to
be
directly
cleaned
in
the
or
processed
itself.—V.
tank
may
be
190,
p.
placed
in
National Industrial
Industrial
Net
and
counts
sold
with
thereto
respsct
that
underwriter
ceived
150,000
company
quired
of
for
struction
on
$30,000
shares
principal
Of
stock
quarrying
consideration
will
$66,723,740
6,297,000
1,667,200
-1,009,349
848.962
5,397,830
1,656,231
1,091,153
9,624,995
of
the
of
$10,000.
used
The
company
'
7,143,355
$171
$0.77
.
Connecting RR.
to
retire an
indebtedness
liabilities respecting
for
for
Awards
of
12
additional
contracts
_ion nrcgrain of this corporation
in
were
ac¬
current
of
243,151
981,770
1,310,631
ry. oper.
$145,723
$82,860
$1,096,821
$890,663
income—
21,872
*32,390
415,805
190,
nRW
■Michigan
m
finishing plant
tne
fnr^« rif°!1-eac'
Chicago
^a*es Co
1 ,v!?n o
strin
m!ii
strip null and
,
which
will
be
or!i
Steel
Portage,
auxiliary
10,244,564
62,667,558
'63,015,097
*105, 399
*313,385
*2,248,530
*4,091,900
701,,702
567,321
3,493,149
constructed
596.,353
for
253,936
1.244,619
579,819
3,335,163
3,523,447
Corp.: Erection o*
follows.:
anomximately 30.000 tons of s^eel
facilities for the production
house
cold rolled sheets and strip, galvanized steel and tin Plate,
two-si arm'I?e
A /ive-stind ti:W~» cnM reduction mill and a
*teel
tn
i-emPter mill. The five-stand mill will reduce hot rolled strip
,r
stand
•
annealing
smtable for galvanizing
process^1^
and
tin
plating.
The
two-
re^u'rcc' tamper to steel coils following the
tandeminJ(n0]USe^ElflRtric mill.
cprP-:
cold reduction
Electrical equipment
tandem
for the
five-stand
523,716
3,277,543
190,
264.
p.
1959—Month—1958
the two-
coil pickle line which, will
Platinp- lino
i
scale breaker; a Halo.en process electrolytic tin
two-hiKh tpmnpi pass 80-inch hot process l'ne whieb will combine a
«gh temper
mill, coiling and
shearing facilities.
line-^a^s^nn-f1^
which
Co-
raw
A 46-inch continuous galvanizing
line; a 48-inch cold cut-up line
K,r nU?!S annealing
prenaratinn
Un
for coiling, oiling
f
^or
e
processing
of
exI>"nsion
addition 'tn
£00,000-ton
Additional
650-ton ner
per
steel
and
coils
program,
packaging
prior to
first
tin
and
a
plating.
announced
last
completion over the next three years. In
f.n&W above, the program will include a
^T-ing0t cap9city at Great Lakes steel CorP6
I
Midwest Steel Ccrp., and the installation of a
oxjgen
plant
and
improvements
and
additions
to
tin
well
as
current
GIVING
(par
York
Feb.
on
business
line
a
as
Its
sources.
EFFECT
cent)-
one
de¬
of
of
electronic
principal
at
PRESENT
TO
402
office
Sagamore
FINANCING
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
-
2;,,.,
444,444 shs.
/''
Natural
Siert,
about
Gas
Co.—To Sell Preferred—
Vice-President
Oct.
would
1,
and
Treasurer,
finance
A debenture
program.
materials
&
189,
said
the issue
sched¬
of
the company's
also planned.
part
issue
is
1959
hand
on
Co.,
cash
and
Inc.,
and
from
operations.
will
associates
underwrite
the
issue.
2678.
p.
Northern Pacific
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
1959—6 Mos.—1958
oper.
revenues
$16,848,330
$15,014,888
Railway
oper.
expenses
12,336,238
11,660,337
$88,389,424 $80,364,591
73,140,089
69,565,275
$4,512,092
1,982,151
$3,354,551
$15,249,335
$10,799,316
1,922,491
6,072,417
4,145,305
Net
Federal
303,882
300,375
1,844,744
Net
•
190,
York
$52,055
$20,180
11,885
Telephone
$221,908
143,226
$232,763
,181,912
191,983
1939—Month—1958
1959- -G Mos.—1958
$
$
477
497 811,126
PROCEEDS—The
for
the
:
51.991 290
4T371P83
308 714.444
and
10.005.000
61.708 000
54,385,000
9.546,620
8,818,005
57,229,005
52,857,349
income
11,880,119
Hi,321,789
70,159,677
62.237,020
Feb.
on
10,579,697
9,868,765
60,336,968
52,868,83°
Export Gas & Oil, Ltd.
Southern
abbve.—V.
190, p.
ties
and
Island
Park,
business
fr.
rev.
Cisioned
1959—Month—1958
$4,811,095
$4,279,430
4.198,904
3,881,191
$149,496
$59,197
$612,191
$398,239
-39;53G
*23,506
107;717
*68,967
ops,__ "
income—
190,
p.
&
■
Western
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
1959—6 Months—1S38
*
Includes
18.004,316
105,935,570
98.897,645
oper.
expenses
10,765.579
11,182,228
65,184,581
72,701,433
fr.
oner,
p.
$6,822,078 $40,750,989
4,446,713
,
corporation, located
statement
best
a
efforts
the effering price
addition
up
at
with
to
at
the
521
3,267,046
Park
SEC
The
stock.
common
25,106,897
on
stock
Ave.,
July
is
company
New
29,
to
be
seM-ing
commission,
its
filed a regis¬
covering 150,000
for public sale
the
underwriter—will
purchase one
receive
common
Federal
it has been engaged
limited
production
since
analyses and
principal product is the "Diplomat"
outstanding 392,378 common shares
(and
an
are
subscribed
$100,000
for
to
for
working
be
used
for).
as
advertising;
capital.
Blvd.,
engaged
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
be
sold
by
finder
at
Outstanding
*436,062 shs.
the principal stockholders to
a
price of 1 cent per share.
Co.—Earnings—
Net
$
20,024 823
129,444,445
116.339,997
13 236 821
12.318,506
73,818,561
75.013,925
3,482,741
2,968 897
10,629.791
15,477,104
taxes-
1,843,620
1,524,546
10,120,490
8,733,684
income
3,718.802
3.212,874
20 875,603
17,115,284
.——
3,393,243
2,859,686
19,0-53,174
15,183,959
charges
190,
$
22,281,984
operating
after
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$
taxes-
income
operating
264.
p.
Owens Yacht Co., Inc.
Stock Offered
—
writing group headed by Shields &
value
An under¬
—
Co.
to
the
issue of 300,000 shares of $1
stock at $8 per share.
This offering
par
Aug. 5
on
common
offered
an
was
oversubscribed and the books closed.
the
of
Norman G.,
J.,
the
is
stock
being
second
variety
retailing
and
offered
Yacht
from
offering
the
William
represents
and
C.
30%
subsidiaries,
manufacturer
largest
ranging
of models
at $649,
to
marine
"Flagship"
proceeds
B.
Owens,
will
go
brothers,
to
who
the
of
presently
out¬
shares.
1,000,000
BUSINESS—Owens
try's
net
John
23 years ago and were its only stockholders.
President of the company, his brothers Vice-Presi¬
company
Owens
The
a
of
from
pleasure
to
boats,
the
be
produce
coun¬
a
wide
14-foot fibreglass outboard boat,
wooden
inboard
model
at
$20,000.
a
35-foot
engines
inboard
believed
also
are
manufactured.
square
fiberglass boats for sale
subsidiary's capacity
produces
•v.'
had
under the Owens and Cutter trade
is about 800 boats per month.
The
the
EARNINGS—In
income
total
five
months
$7,051,000
of
and
$6,056,000
$430,000
ended
net
and
in
the
CAPITALIZATION
AS
May
OF
share
Net
proceeds
follows;
$40,000
of
$35,000
for
sales
in
product
July
cigarette.
additional
the
sale
for
additional
of
organization;
the
It
1958.
now
15,936
additional
,
machinery,
and $220,000
1959
31,
income
similar
of
JULY
Owens
$478,000,
period
1,
of
(par $1)
1959
UNDERWRITERS
The
underwriters
Outstanding
1,000.000 shs.
below
named
have
severally
to purchase from the selling stockholders the resnective number
of common stock set forth below, if any are purchased:
agreed
of
—
1,250,000 shs.
—
shares
Shares
Shields
&
.
Kidder,
C.
Brown
Bache
&
Co
—.
duPont ■& Co
12.000
12.000
12.000
8,000
Hogle & Co
Jones
Peters.
Writer
Inc.
p.
Co
158.
Co
Legg & Co
& Co
Norris
Hirshberg,
&
5.000
_
Inc.—
Herbert W.
Schaefer &
<fc
Co.
5.000
5,000
5.000
5.000
Boyce.—;—
5.000
Corp. of Norfolk
Raffensperger, Hughes &
4,000
Bros.
Investment
Co.,
Inc.
&
Granger
Co.,
Inc
I-
4,000
4,000
Ncuhaus & Co.
4.000
Inc.
ft
Co
Hoffman-Walker
Co.,
5,000
5,000
—
Stein
8,000
—
'
Watts &
190.
&
Miller
Underwood,
&
Shepard &
j;^c
Eaker.
C.
Eichler & Co.-—
8,000
Christensen,
—V.
John
Mead,
Strader
&
Templeton
Prescott,
Robert Garrett & Sons
12 000
12 000
12,000
12,000
Hayden, Stone & Co
R. W. Pressprich & Co.___
Shearson. Hanmill & Co.—
A.
Crowell, Weedon
20,000
Sons
&
Bateman,
20,000
Brothers
Allyn & Co., Inc
Alex.
Shares
71,000
Co
Peabody & Co
Lehman
A.
Yacht
compared
1958.
Authorized
stock
Francis I.
inception
research,
The company's
been
EFFECT
Telephone
___
Mitchum.
Since
in
the
designing
highly
prethe electronic, aircraft
1959—Month—1958
expenses
J.
stork
Bell
Operating
component
have
to
York,
1959,
offered
was
part.
market
facili¬
is
750,000 shs.
the
—
organized under New York law in July 1957 and
was subsequently merged on June 3,
1959, into a Delaware subsidiary.
It, was
incorporated for
the
purpose
of manufacturing cigarettes,
cigars and any other products of which tobacco is an integral or
has
to
and
revenues
14,361,204
by American Diversified Mutual Securities Co.
and selling commission to be supplied by amendment.
to $25,000 for expenses and the right to
ICc per share for each 6% shares sold.
The
GIVING
$
$26,196,209
basis
the
Precision
production
Austin
4400
company
264.
Cigarette Mfgrs., Inc.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
of
at
463.
p.
Northwestern
North American
This
The
Northfield
to
offices,
located
are
manufacturing
and
for use primarily in
Period Er.d. June 30—
Common
tration
executive
New York.
shares
24,428
190,
with
$7,384,705
oper.
ry.
income—
changed
was
10 cents)
(par
underwriter
names.
18,150,284
rev.
an
operates facilities near Baltimore, Md., with more than
feet of production space where, by this September,
canacity Will be increased to about 700 boats per month. Cutter Boats,
Inc., wholly-owned, at a 64,000-square-foot plant at Tell City,
Inc.,
revenues
190,
for
and
Authorized
177,000
oper.
ry.
products
new
The company
'54.
Railway
Net
salaries,
industries.
stock
Common
1959—6 Mos.—1958
660,693
Period End. June 30—
Net
name
departments
parts
component
standing
$719,390
oper.
officers
incorporated under New York State
the name Northfield-Linden
Corp.
In
company's
Island,
engineering,
missile
and
dents.
Ry.—Earnings-
720 685
ry.
for
used
was
under
The
PROCEEDS—All
$870,181
•Deficit.—V.
—V.
1953
Long
of
Charles
expenses
oper.
be
for
program
company's
Corp.
engineering
founded
362.
revenue-
oper.
will
program.
company
27,
the
1959,
Instrument
Charles
ry.
sales
BUSINESS—The
public
p.
Norfolk
Net
proceeds
development
advertising and
299,964,184
10.670.000
Newment Mining Corp.—Makes Investment-
Railway
net
purchase of machinery, tools and gauges for the purpose of
present production capacity,
for
the
introduction
of
a
increasing
469.443,553
taxes-
Canadian
-----
,
Edelstein Co., of New York City, on
July 21 publicly offered 150,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents) at $2 per share.
—V.
$
79,5*16
charges.——
54.
190,
;
•
Northfield Precision Instrument Corp.—Common Stock
Net
taxes-
expenses-
income
Railway
inc.
,..i.
Offered—Robert
Co.—Earnings-
84.088,029
revenues
operating
See
oper.
oper.
264.
p.
Operating
264.
p.
after
—V.
ry.
railway
1,873,151
Other operating
Net
fr.
rev.
Net
—V.
$2,105,934
oper. <. expenses
,
day
the
Earnings—
$2,066,652
Otrera-tng
Mranci
d
H.
Blyth
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$320,555
$
In
Co,': An 80*inch
tnciude
from
—V.
the
Susquehanna & Western RR.
Period End. June 30—
on
C°': ElectriCAl equipment for
New
in
company's construction costs this year are estimated at $55,000,requiring $40,000,000 from financing.
The balance would come
"000
4,962,496
$355,977
190,
shares
st4!dS"temp^emmaUUfaCtUring
transformers
CAPITALIZATION
2_
Railway
equipment.
primarily
*252,050
550 ,372
fixed
Lake
on
capital and surplus.
in
3,839,854
151,,852
Norfolk
buildings which will
$72,263,327
revenues
Operating
area.
as
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$74,844,907
10,704,,516
;
New
an
of Detroit, have been awarded a contract
approximately 15.000 t-ns of structural steel for bulldhousa Great Lakes Steel's new 80-inch continuous hot
engaged
precision
as
p.. 158.
for
June,
RR.—Earnings—
1959--Month—1958
rnet)____
oper.
Corp.
Ind.,
to
company has
Harry
uled
Other
,
Contracts for Midwest Steel
Corp. have been awarded
vnlim?m
expan-
added
incorporated
applied to the Nebraska State Railway Commission
authority to issue up to 200,000 shares of preferred stock $100 par.
law
income
oper.
Deficit,—V.
Net
Lakes
$2 201,294
254.
p.
deficit
—V.
July 21 by William
Vice-President-engineering
■In
nrfE^frds C0VRr buildinSs and facilities at Great
Jntirni,,
Mlch;- and at Midwest S'esl Cmp. in
stock
Northern
230,339
Net
rev.
frb ry; • oper.
Net-' ry.. 'oper..,"deficit- •"
of
Contracts
wide-band
known
190,
This
for
1959—6 Mos —1958
$2,078,591
174,542
Period End. June 30—
which
$300,000,000
on
—V.
1958.
construction
Construction
the
announced
'
$326,011
expenses
Feriod End. June 30—
Steel Corp.—Awards
Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
$320,265
re¬
con¬
will be
was
Authorized
3,156,573
$0.17
revenue-
income
,
Railway
Railway
the
commenced
Saskatchewan, in August,
are estimated at $92,000,
is
company
CAPITALIZATION
Common
—V.
equipment, etc,, and totalling
be
The remainder of the proceeds will be
capital expansion of the plant facilities and
operating capital.
<•
hnt
It
company.
proceeds
engineering and manufacturing plant is located
Ave., Mineola, Long Island, N. Y.
5,613,027
680,371
$0.29
.
264.
New York,
Its
promoter
Offered
5,226,450
SEC—
exchange for the transfer to
properties, which the underwriter had
stock sale
be
National
coal
$79,094,489
454,200
income..
charges
Net
263.
in
its plant at
Assiniboia,
Other
fici
•.eel
the
its
a
of
"e
is
and
equipment
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$11,040,699
1,108,000
about
Tne
of
1959—Month—1958
$13,946,646
share
available
Fixed
beakers
640,000 shares to the public at
prices ranging from 23.5c to
<0c; and the underwriter has exercised
an
option to ^purchase 10,000
shares at 60c each, net to the
treasury'for resale to the public at 80c,
and stands
obligated for the Payment of $6,000 on account of this
obligation.
>
for
Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Earnings Up—
accruals.
charges
beakers.
clays"
principal asset is its plant
payment of certain outstanding ac¬
this offering is to be made.
It has
net
company,
Period End. June 30—
taxes
oper.
ry.
Inc.
company was organized in March, 1953, and is primar'ly an in¬
dustrial company
engag-d in the business of quarrying, processing and~
selling various forms of clay ordinarily referred to as "b-Tl
clay.
The
and
♦12,986,084
from
rev.
Other
Ltd.,
certain ether similar t'.
p<5s of
equipment; and it is for the
filters
32,034,793
18,241,936
Period End. June 30—
sol¬
Tne
relied
company
The
61,754,355
New York, New Haven & Hartford
beakers.
1950 Broad Street, R^gina, Can.,
filed a registration statement With the
SEC on Aug. 4, 1959, covering
150.000 shares of common
stock, to be o fered for public sale at $1 per
share.
The offering is to be made by Laird & Rumball
(Sask.i Ltd.,
of Regina,
for w..ich it will receive a selling commission of 35c
per
share.
and
dii'ectors.
1,193,049
♦Deficit.—V.
transducerized
Minerals Ltd.—Files With
Minerals
and
8,373,956
oper.
ry.
*
National
group
signing, engineering and manufacturing electronic components con¬
sisting of special types of inductors
(including coils and toroidal,
devoted
5,609,748
expenses.—._
glass
1953.
at
1959—6 Mos.—1958
Operating
separate
PROCEEDS—The
construction
revenue—$13,212,,050 $12,249,620
is
(Kron¬
la
exemp¬
the
Electric Co. Inc.—Common Stock
BUSINESS—The
264.
p.
of
owner
as
F.
research
alkali
or
Exchange
income—
190,
and
McCarthy
directors
Act
registration on which
of that stock.—V. 188, p. 2184.
underwriter.
$
$
356,285,869 310,082,068
294,531,514 278,047,275
'
Operating
without
It
$
different
two
the
officers
by
now
It
public
13,617,381
oper.
Railway
ultrasonically
beakers.
simultaneously, use
any chemical,
acid,
use
the
glass
Pyrex
200,000
oper.
ry.
York
Railway
Net
SonBlaster
owned
are
1959—Month—1958
Period End. June 30—
on
Product—
400
regis-,
a
for
1,219.806
p.
low-cost multi-purpose SonBlaster ultrasonic clearing unit
can
handle
two
different
jobs at
the
same
time
in
small
cleaning,
laboratory
processing
and
investigation
of
various
ultrasonic phenomena has been announced
by this corporation.
Mass
Series
shares
Ella
and
Bernheimer & Co. Inc., of New York
City, on
August 3 publicly offered 150,000 shares of common stock
(par one cent) at $2 per share as a speculation.
principally
property in Duprat Township, Quebec.
44,879,345
oper.
—V.
new,
new
733,137
V
which
this
Stock
to
been
49,325,556
per
parts
produced
by
Narda,
agitates the contents
filed
covering
3,401,851. shares of stock, of which 431,000
selling stockholder, Lauran Holdings Limited,
by William. Graham Wood, company President,
income
Earnings
361.
p.
have
53,253,301
ry,-tax
Net
Corp.—New
on
date
to
62,942,937
income
New
amendment
an
Canadian
commission
expenses
oper.
Net
15,613,428
City, Mo., investment company filed
to its registration statement covering
1959,
.be' offered
the
income—
S.
Mutual Trust—Registers Additional Shares—
This
to
the
On
10%
a
activities
Period End. June 30—
157.
p.
shares
with
1
fr.
rev.
Gross
U.
18,326,341
2,886,130
Canada,
30,
revenue—
oper.
Net
3,356,817
3,474,918
Toronto,
July
stock,
on
president
as
Officers
Railway
10,452,722
3,875,617
operating income
charges
alter
Net
1,748,130
Ltd.—Registers With SEC—
St.,
Kronisch
33%.
or
Securities
offering
—D.
667,807
Central RR.—Earnings—
•**'
'
oper.
Railway
78,158,604
15,684,746
taxes—
4,084,732
593,732
capital
Period End. June 30—
Railway
.
Other
of
wholly-owned
aggregate
New York
122,622,413
12,950,242
$5,718,051
•156,043
244. Bay
Its
by
New York,
.20,991,254
from
its
outstanding
owned
are
which
1959—6 Mos.—1958
3,456,679
,
in
,
exploration for copper
now
shares
An
23.873,139
— -•
taxes-
tion
$1,633,319
its"
shares,
45% of the outstanding stock.
The prospectus further notes that
contingent liability against the company may exist in the amount
$330,000 plus interest by reason of the fact that a
prior public
offering of stock may not have been •entitled to the intrastate
North Hills
1959—'6 Mos.—1958
-
$1,158,990
V
O.
outstanding stock.
136,438
of
RR—Earnings—
the .prospectus, the company has no operating
history
properties are in the exploratory stage with no known com¬
mercial
$10,737,936
14.622.006
revenues
Operating expenses
he
Conn.|
through Willis E. Burnside & Co.,
offering is to be made at a price related to the
offering,
♦Deficit.—V.
Operating
will
145,758
of
The
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earns.—
Federal
refundingi
Haven,
According, to
Inc.—Secondary Offering—A
secondary offering of 5,000 shares of common stock (par
$10) was made on July 29 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $36.25
per share, with a dealer's concession of 75 cents per
share.
The offering was completed the following day.
—V. 189, p; 2678.
v'.'o
1959r—Month—1958
and
Payment
New
present-holder-thereof
■
York.
current; market
Co.,
Period End. June 30—
general
104%.
Bank;
through
$3-7,735
witfi."the SEC
snares
prospectus lists Eugen
shares (12% ) of the
owns
own
next,
$331,674
w,.
firm, ; located .at
tration
Maine, two at Houlton, Maine, and one at Mars Hill, Maine.
Addition of the San Luis plant will provide diversification
of pro¬
continuity of raw material supply, increased storage facilities,
duction
and
a
more
centralized shipping point for better service to MidWestern, Southern and West Coast markets.
Morningstar-Paisley, Inc. reports net earnings after taxes for the
six-month period ended June 30, 1959 of $320,509, or 65 cents per
share, compared with $250,911, or 51 cents per share, for the same
period in 1958.
The 1959 figure represents an increase of 27.7% over
the earnings of the same 1958 period.
Consolidated sales for the 1959
amounted to $12,800,900 compared
increase of 19%.—V. 189, p. 2036.
p.. 263.
1,
$1,015,816
$5,833 988
698,0814,634,998
760,526
>
railway oper. inc.—.
sale
County
period
$1,092,200
vj
190,
at
-1859—Month—1958
revenue—
oper.
This-
by Robert H. Detweiler,2 who will continue as manager of
plant under the new ownership':- "V s: ' •
Morningstar-Paisley now operates three starch plants in Aroostook
an
The
-
New- West Amulet -Mines-
'
the
1958,
189,
26,
operated
in
Co.—V.
a
Sept.
on
its
National
Northeastern
>
Net
facilities. Capacity of the. plant is estimated at 10,000,000
nouixds per processing season, which extends from September to ap¬
proximately April or, May. The plant,was built in 1954 and has been
six-month
'•
-
.
expenses
—V.
wax-house
%
Steel
Redemption—
of
lo76
1,
>
'
Net rev. from ry. ops.
:
of San LUis Valley Starch Company consist of a
fully equipped with modern processing equipment and
building
oper.
$6,000
Haven
Orleans &
Railway
phvsfcai0,assets
factory
Weivton
redemption
New
Period End, June 30—
July 31 in an announcement by Murray Stempel,
acquired firm, produces potato starch from the russet
of potato grown in
type
Firsi
1046.
p.
New
tnis corporation of the capital stock of the San Luis
and tne Monte Vista Sales Co., Monte Vista, Colo.,
on
The
President
188,
fund,
C. bonus,'4oc
tne
at
—V.
for
^.hking
the
pi.
series
rnaue
-
—
at
49 150
has called
company
oper%ann
Morningstar-Paisley, Inc.—Acquisition—Earnings—
Arauisition
vnilev
%
op.
rv.
facilities
sheet
;•
New Haven Water Co.—Partial
1,797,617
$177,848
from
rev,
rolled
isch)
$2,448,808
^
4
and cold
2c92.
'
■.
p.
1959—6 Mos.—
Company
& Co.,
8.000
^errev
Perrv
5,000
United
Securities
Inc—
Company
3.000
3,000
3.000
3,000
s_190
Number 5871
T*« CamnutrdaJ and Financial Chronicle
...
'
'
•
(585)
—
Ing
6%
each
income
$100
first
principal
t
mortgage bonds,
Jlftcate
of
interest
kote
^0.
San
date
for
set
was
Aug.
calls
Cement
Andreas,
Calif.,
tt ** -wcttm
m
home
for
tot£ on
of
In
to*
of
*feare
each
t
>p«rat«a
rated
a
(lit
.Wrntha
o««
fhwtlnMl C*m»mx
a
aanw*l
Plant
capacity
l
vote
.o
industry wPh h*a4q'i#rt*f» t« N*w York City.
set S*pt. fi far a rpeetal *tot aholder*'
the proposal.
Record dat# for tae atocktioMer* to
P? to vote is Aug. 20.—V.
190. p
shares
will
from
•-.
ry.
Worth
919.76*479
14 4*1.951
*394 4«4
$236,834
1.596.139
stock
1959—Mrntti—t»*i
revenue-
Johnson,
The
oper.
expenses
1*5%-# Sib* —1959
»U <H« 13l
1,862.362
1.12592*
19.213.330
9.392.596
op.
$523,543
4942**9
41 919 4*7
91.723.415
income—
per.
115,939
301.130
7J *09.
230.795
258.
p.
r>nia Pickle Co., Inc., Fredottta, N. ¥«—•Files With
{ring
If. $2
July
on
filrd
29
letter
a
M
150,000 shares of cammua *tmk ♦ »at 19 eent*» t« be
share, through St mmlt decurtfte*. Inc
130 William
per
.
locceds
to
are
be
used
for
equipment,
and
«orkln|
&
378,750
Sons
Co
Builders Corp.—To
was
made
on
d,
the
board
of
that
Triangle
Lumber
stock
in
A.
Evans
&
yards
house
c
and
L.
I.,
of
aL»o
an#
lun her
ha^
It
TrmngW
and
indus trial
to
projects.
ibylon,
forest
J.,
Hllsman
H.
Norris
&
G.
Furman
of
whole-
devejupera,
throughout the
sbergs-Paulsen companies
the building field,
United
in
Blair
25,000
Co.,
&
25,000
20,000
Co.,
Lowell,
Murphy &
Incorporated
20,000
7,500
Lombardo,
Inc
&
Dargan
Hoffman-Walker Company
Inc
;_
15,000
Lewis
15,000
Budd,
Stephens.
15,000
15,000
Inc
&
190,
&
Rankin
Co—
Co., Inc
Si
C.
Inc.
United Securities
Net
Bros.,
5,000
Inc
5,000
1959—Month—1958
$325,911
$5,160,035
1 value.
A
special
of
the *hareh«icler» of General
the tran*a*tionti
General Builder* Corporation
diversified enterprise enconpaastnf 8s*fty pt;a«e* of the eonand allied fields," Mr. Me:trer »aid.— V
143, p 2t»»4
ivill
be
called
completion
to
meeting
approve
the
of
572,510
3,379,821
$389,821
80,648
$253,401
1
$1,780,214
$1,127,793
5,072
373,797
190,
Additional
Shares
investment company filed with the SEC an amendment
1959, to its registration statement rowing *n adlittonai
'shares of beneficial interes*. in the trukt.—V
1*3, p 909.
Motors Acceptance
has
C
Grand Trunk
Western
due
June
material
B
such
15,
1964,
conflict
trustee
be
interest
from
1823.
to
are
of
acting
t**ued.
to
as
t%
not
m»«e
aucn- V
as
*0
Railway
oper.
Railway
1959—Month—1958
1959—6 Mos.—1953
$5,513,000
$4,125,000 $31,001,000 $27,361,000
4,786,515
4,240,202
26,798,473
25,140,478
,
revenue—
oper.
expenses
from
rev.
ry.
$726,485
274,382
ops.
Net railway oper. deficit
'Deficit.—V. 190, p. 259.
259
p
and
Time
—$115,202
$4,202,522
973,198
1,590,013
Railway
Railway
,-i1»C'
and are to go out
coupon
l;Xilder,..^eabody
"•ckholders
•cipal
n
7.
Aug.
Aug.
434S
tr
24
are
npuo.x
tft#
the t»*w
to
debentures
u*
for
i. ?u*
tar ft
to
be
rate
of
purchased by
convertible
fac*
$36
Net
Net
!«£<*
th#
in
ratio
1959—Month—1958
1959—6 Mos—1958
$
$
revenue-
25,738,455
21,480,182
122,809,340
108,213,425
oper.
expenses
18,285,133
16,182,177
96,415,829
92,070,491
op.
7,453,322
5,298,005
26,393,511
3,198.331
3,363,714
9,801,196
4,916,098
oper.
190.
of
of
-X
»toek
ry.
Net
Net
oper.
expenses
redemption prices of
the
add
the
proc
deWrture*
»41 ."faage
1Q4*«
from
*«ds to If* general fand*
—
V
199.
located
111
at
Seven'h
Ave,
North
registration statement with the SEC
|t 535.000 shares of common atock
i
a
to
the
holders
Chicago,
•asis
:it
of
in
of
the
exchange
0.891-2,3
stor*
co nraoa
for
shares
heir
,:ng to the prospectus. Gene <0 hai
its
common
stock
for
at
Formtu
fur
common,
each
above,
of
under
the
an
59*51*
of
F
of
comm< r.
between G#re*to and
agreemen-
sr.ares
on
the
vtes
of
men's,
Shoe
boys',
of
ffered—Public
stock
the
rr
mansfa^urw*
«
act
n "er.
ar.l
5tire*
combinations
International
Corp
women*
specialty
consists
various
a
General
women's
business
d
the
anufa:ture
thereof
Life
-»nd
-V
offering
**.•
led
InxuraneF
sh<»e<t.
*
of
Net
Nee
I €65,!»)
of
to
of
the
its
Net
and
it
stores
ora^ieres.
30—
1959
proceeds
from
and
*
:
*,*
-•
surpi.s
v.
*.l '
shares
*
#
-
of
»hw.--?
rrt ui
c*m
b*
business.
he
State
of
incorp
Georgia an
was
Commissioner
tors
-
}i
of
the
engage
accident
in
of
Georgi
company
are
-a".:
hat
p
la
,j
r?
t
*
*
i»
sale of I'.:* mx.rw,
sickness ix.iurxa,» of
.j
1 »*
*
will
wi
G*
*
*1
<
fjr
»h<»
trim
k
»
A'.ar •*
the
and
f
fiscal
1953
1957
ry.
jo
"4,263,127
op.
$120,241
$319,150
$713,180
income,—
$1,321 725
»27,745
117,729
*76,509
415,741
from
oper.
ry.
Life
A
—
from
year
$12,390,797
$11,046,485
848,554
663,295
$19.73
$14.60
share, by
per
&
Accident Insurance
and
70
cents
fiscal
of
$1.03
in
in
fiscal
year
1959,
year
1957.—V.
ry
Corp,
This
PROCEEDS—The
and
funds
no
net
will
a
&
accident
and
Alabama,
sidiary,
to
health
Arkansas,
Soutli
Carolina,
sale
Ohio
and
wholly-owned
operates
radio
a
income
$2,428,643,
was
1959—Month—1958
$0114,
amounted
to
respectively.
$506,730,594,
to
the
of
aa
Lve*
net
$0,447
was
A
wholly-owned
engaged
recently
the
totaled
after
type
Insurance
Federal
share.
in
force
compared
2,984,267
shares
of
with
agreed
stock
(par
bers
to
of
the
as
of
May
$220,844,519
AS
OF
JUNE
1,
5,030,104
31,606.925
31,755,796
below
$1,135,351
$9,496,905
$7,043,926
Equitable Securities
368,858
286,993
2,684,847
1,645,049
opposite
the
to
underwriters
the
be
income
.
names
Corp.,,
Indianapolis, Ind.
Exchange Commission—
Courts
are
filed
to
aggregate
an
be
letter
a
of
stock
common
Files
With
S.
of such
Elder
notification
$11
(par
$300,000,
of
to
the
with
be
through
offered
City
Se¬
Hirsch
E.
F.
under
announced
which
Hawaii
the
will
working
A.
capital.
Arrangement — This
$3,250,000 credit agreement
National Bank and the Bank
lend
it
$750,000.
The
remaining
$1,750,000 is being lent by the First Nationai City Bank
of New York.
The Bishop National Bank is the agent
bank in the transaction,
Brian
A
Cooke,
agreement
Vice-President
completes
operation
to
an
the
all
$402,051.
reported
Co.
&
Si
of
Finance
financing
super-Convair
for
needed
Edv/ards
Johnson,
The
!
Co..
Inc.
Almstedt
Clark,
to
said:
convert
189.
"The
our
pas¬
2784.
p.
Si
Sons__
Lane,
Rauscher,
Sterne,
Jack
M.
Hill,
Crawford
11,000
_
Kirkpatrictc,
&
Robert
&
&
&
Evans
Si
Lanford,
^
Ranxin
—
Si
Varnedoe,
9,000
-
Chisholm
&
4,000
Wyatt,
Frank
First
Southeastern
Hillsman
H.
Neal
Investment
H,
Krocze,
5-.000
5,000
Co.,
Mid
I.
Wiley
Si
&
81
&
Ltd.—.
Co.
Co.,
Inc.
Securities
Bros.,
Inc
4,000
4,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
-3,000
Co
Si
Hirschberg,
Co.,
4,000
3,000
Co._
McLarty
South
Norris
Waggoner-
Securities Corp.
Josey
Strader
&
Bateman,
7.000
4,000
Co.,
Joseph Waiker & Sons
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
B.
4,000
Budd,
Inc.—
5.000
p.
4,000
„*
5,000
Inc.
190,
Si
Inc
Inc.
7,000
Co—T_
5,000
Co._
Si
J.
Co
Co.,
5,000
Bass
McNeel,
&
Inc.—:
Buell
A.
&
9!000
Gardner-
Cabell
C.
Clement
Pierce
—
7,000
Co.—
5,000
.
9,000
Co.—
5,000
&
Agee & Leach
3,000
9,000
Co.—.
81
Hughes
Inc.
Inc.
Space
...—
Si
Co.,
9,000
_\„—_
Landstreet
Barth
Lewis
*
.
Co.
Brothers
Reinhcldt
Shares
McDoniel
15,000
Robinson-Humphrey/.
Branch,
Hawaiian,
fleet."—V.
Si
:
Schwabacher
J.
.
—
Co
Outstanding
2,984,267 shs.
have
(■
11.000
.
1959
underwriters:
15,000
Co
Hutton
G.
—V.
Hazel
Co.—
Corp.
a
Bishop
each
Si
Boettcher
Credit
—
tha
severally
respective num¬
stockholder set forth
selling
Raifensperger,
Legg & Co.—
&
each
15,000
15,000
Co
Dempsey-Tegeler
for
1959
of
of June 1,
below
11,000
&
Co
&
named
15,000
—
Dickson
John C.
Ind.
used
Airlines, Ltd.
has
Co
&
Goodbody
July 27
shares of
on
Indianapolis,
proceeds
company
by
Corp._ 69,000
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.
Drug Co., Inc.,
31,
as
selling stockholders the
sold
Shares
259
was
threa
$341,906
1959
3,000.000 shs.
from
shares
5,367,401
p.
taxes
first
$690,457,
the company as
of
$1)
purchase
the
$1,387,079
$38,799,722
owas
investment
income
For
policy..
stock.
common
UNDERWRITERS—The
$41,103,830
of
Corp.,
$21,523,082;
$5,221,496,
were
sub¬
principally in tha
began
the sale of
homeowners'
common
CAPITALIZATION
The
Mr
is
profit
per
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
ry. oper.
Hawaiian
new
writing iifo
non-participating basis,
Mississippi, North
a
Virginia.
in
figures
as
stockholder#
of
1949 year-end.
189,
1959—6 Mos.—1953
$6,165,455
the
Kentucky,
and
1958
year
comparable
business
WDOD
Broadcasting
Chattanooga, Tenn.
in
and
equal
of
the
on
Co.,
specializing
subsidiary,
the
all
and
insurance,
for
in
Georgia,
Insurance
station
to certain selling
go
insurance,
fire
insurance,
1959
RR.—Earnings—
$6,754,480
covering 16^650
price not to exceed
senger
and
company.
engaged
Florida,
Fire
industrial
fire
will
the
is
Tennessee
Interstate
of
regular
expenses
from
corporation
curities
of
oversubscribed
was
proceeds
accrue
company
oper,
oper.
The
at
group headed by "Equi¬
dealer's concession was 35<f
The
offering
books closed.
revenue-
190.
SEC
Co.—Secondary
underwriting
an
Securities
share.
per
$16.65
capital sources
1958
$5,584,852
secondary offering of 350,000 shares of
(par $1) was made on July 2& at $9.75
stock
oper
Profits
company
aiaunurs
ty
4,520.661
190, p. 260.
and
1,000,807
;
share
per
distribution
in
re-
jr'
Tie
$5,233,841
702,655
months
\
tSS—Company
$1,021,805
762,605
$1,341,535,
$19,796,878
—
value
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$882,846
expenses
Premium
Industry Shares, Inc.—Assets Increased—
assets
Haag
Common
at
capital
1959—Month—1953
oper.
rev.
table
R.
types
an
IDS—Not
RR.—Earnings—
<'
revenue,
Authorized
The
—
7,896,248
Interstate
259.
p
rev.
—V.
j*
C*.
22,839 018
8,367.611
17,111,434
oper.
Another
Period End. June 30—
hollers
various
f -ruivhmg
r»*ti?
25,335,317
1,448,932
182,626
outstanding
Railway
Railway
or
a
price of 35 per xhare was made on
underwriting syndicate jointly managed
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.. and The Jonnson,
oace Corporation.
The offering is believed to be
he largest public stock' sales bv
a life insurance
/.
It was oversubscribed ari the bo>kj closed.
ov
$612,784
178,546
Securities and
"formerly
erns
$663,480
18,917
op.
basis
shares.
0
4,120,844
1,676,355
share
exchange 454.318
k.f
r
•*?
Corn-
4,765,489
Period End. June 30—
Common
Net
34.9'ir
$74,033
34,929
ry.
income
Gulf, Mobile
common.
Ititely
$111,608
from
asset
cents
offer
to
Formftt
op.
ry.
809.
1959
pro,'o<e»
TP*
ctuna
1
1,728,748
June
of
•Net
Nashville.
July
of
fe'ulma*
G*ne*c
of
$2,341*532
1,680,426
190.
•After
orporat-ion,
$2,348,906
283,857
Total net
p
$
133,972,724 127,106,002
108,636,907 104,266,984
51.
p.
Illinois Terminal
income
71
|sco, Inc.—Files Exchange Offer With SEC—
»ied
$357,895
296,672
oper.
Shares
will
1959—6 Mos.—1953
-
$408,280
expenses
-
par.
rporation
1959—Month—1958
revenue-
Growth
each
$
income—_
oper.
190,
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$
21,232,275
from
rev.
ry.
and
oper.
rev.
As
il
1959—Month—1953
Railway
in
Bay & Western RR.—Earnings—
oper,
ry.
—V.
for
500,000 shs.
240,000 wts.
22,688,262
17,922,773
BUSINESS—The
throughout
debenture*
'
:
the
Outstanding
240,000 wts.
•
$
259.
p.
Period End. June 30—
Railway
Railway
shares
clo»e
FINANCING
2,500,000 shs.
warrants
revenue.
16,147,934
income—
from
rev.
ry.
of
rommon
cattmon
amount
wit!
tft#
the unlet*met*
V
ihare.
Till
t'ockhoUters
by
#*rwritm*
Any debenturts ub-mO'c rib*# at
would be
the
at
.
for
mating*
right?
get
of
amount
•cord
will
Co.
&
to
are
«fn*
Title
primarily
common.
oper.
common
oper.
Green
co-iverUtoie
Land
proposes
Illinois Central RR.—Earnings—
3,284,303
$
Corp.—Proposed Offering—
Arizona
$2,220,522
Great Northern Ry.—Earnings—
—Vf
$6,260,700 of
the
in
company
purchasing and selling unimproved large
cent)—______
Period End. June 30—
and
ral
irporation's
other corporato
of common stock, $i par. of Volunteer
Portland
the ratio of 33/a shares of Ideal
common for each shara
Volunteer's executive officies are at its
plant
near Knoxville, Tenn.
The principal business of both
companies is tha
production and sale of Portland cement.—V.
188, p. 2507.
Offering
Period End. June 30—
to
130
,
one
♦Deficit.—V.
Net
to
necessary
it
likely
working capital and
funda
general
shares
Volunteer
Railway
Railway
RR.—Earnings—
six
s
the
to
in
of
Net
C#rp.—^Indenture Cleared
an
order u.ider
the TfaU Indenture Act deof Morgan Ou*ra«'f Tru*t Company .of New
existing General Motors Accept*wre Corp
trust in*
^heretofore qualified
unchr
»ald-An,
and
*u
trusteeship
r.ew indenture pursuant to which *59.039W1 of GMAC
4T«'>
f
•
added
Cement Co.—Registers With SEC—
Cement Co.,
advertising campaign will support the company's 1959
World Series drive, it was announced by A. Craig Smith, Vice-President
fa Charge of Advertising —V. 189,
p. 1676.
trusteeship
/'
be
*5.400,000
A
issued
at
er
-
—V.
Co.—Advertising Plans—
>ston
al
purchase
Net
3,
will
Authorized
stock
259.
p.
witt" bo
offer
at
*201,460
acquisition*.
Investors Trust—Registers
estate
Railway
•Deficit.—V.
closed.
for
of
3,554,562
Period End. June 30—
a
used
(par
$4,682,355
547,970
railway oper. inc.—
Gillette
proceeds
be
stock
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$937,791
lid
y contracts are to be prepared aetttn* tor*b the full detail*
f quisitions. The acquisltioiiA Will be on a ba*H af book yalue
books
net
business
outstanding
5,000
Co
expenses
ops.
subscription
This company, located at 500
Denver National Building, 821 17th
St.,
filed a registration statement with the
SEC on July 31, 1959,
covering 675,000 shares of capital stock.
The
company
proposes
to
offer this stock in
exchange for all (but not less than 80%) of tha
Si
revenue—
ry.
The
Denver,
5,000
Traywick
Co.,
Wiley
from
rev.
the
real
of
Ideal
5,000
and
Net
the
and
Common
.
Florida Ry.—Earnings—
&
Period End. June 30—
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
held.
stock
462.
p.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
Zimmerman,
Pound,
10,000
Georgia Southern
common
190,
_
5,000
and
Inc._.
Howard
50.
p.
Company
&
Spencer,
Co.,
15,000
Brooke
of
Common
5,000
Company
&
McNeel,
15,000
Crawford,
deben¬
of
amount
required stockholder consent, th#
offer, about Sept., 15, .1959,. approxi¬
5,000
Inc.
&
principal
and
retail.
5,000
Kroeze, McLarty & Co.—
$25,000,000
conditions
wholesale in the State of Arizona, either for
sole account or in
Joint ventures with others, although in some
instances may be in the form of sales
of subdivided lots or acreage at
5,000
20,000
Company
of
excess
and
in
engage
7,500
Bass & Co.
history.
its
7,500
Jack M.
shares
company,
tracts
7,500
Edgar M. Norris
Stubbs, Watkins Si
20,000
30
the
to
Co.,
20,000
during
profits
company'3
Corp.—Proposes Debenture Offering
Dover, Del., and its executive offices
Building, Pima County, Tucson, Ariz. The
7,500
7,500
Labouisse,
the
.
St.,
7,500
Manning
M.
in
company was organized on May 11, 1959, in Dela¬
ware
and qualified to
transact business within the State of Arizona
on
May 19, 1959. It maintains its
principal office at 229 South State
7,500
Vivian
and
increase
BUSINESS—The
7,500
20,000
to
rate
V
purposes.
10,000
Incorporated
in
market
PROCEEDS—The
10,000
Sanford
&
to
subscribed
of
Clisby & Company
Huger, Barnwell & Co
The Kentucky Company—
A. J. Kilpatrick, Jr
Mason-Hagan,
Inc
McCarley Sc Co., Inc.—_
French
devel-
community
10,000
Inc.
Farish, Inc.
White, Hattier
&
Tindall
patrlck.
Btat*».
ettftge#
ire
Co.,
&
highest
,
Horizon Land Corp.—Common Stock
Offered—Ross,
Lyon & Co., Inc., of New York City, on
Aug. 3 publicly
offered 300,000 shares of common
stock (par one cent)
at $1 per
share, as a speculation. This offering was over¬
10,000
to
principal .'fpruittoa t« Brooklyn,
C»nn. ant la Iugetif, Oregon. It*
Stamford,
Strader
not
on
underwritten.—V.
10,000
10,000
20,000
W.
each
Thornton, Mchr and
Inc.
in exchange
at
Co.
continued
the
852.
company presently proposes to
mately $25,000,000 principal amount of convertible subordinated deben¬
tures due 1984 to stockholders on'the
basis of $100 of debentures for
10,000
25,000
Company
E, F. Hutton & Company
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern,
—V.
Inc..
and
directors
Subject
10,000
Securities
25,000
„
Weil.
Friedrlchs
Lee,
sales
at
10.
privileges
10,000
Inc.
Waggoner
J. C. Bradford & Co.—
Howard.
Si
546
pp.
period.
that
were
tures.
10,000
10,000
Inc
fiscal
out
June
on
Aug. 4 authorized calling a special meeting on
1959, of the common stockholders of record
Aug. 14, 1959.
Stockholders will be asked to authorize the board to confer conversion
the
in
tfhree months of the fiscal year for changes in
packaging,
together
with
the
introduction
of
new
largely responsible for a net loss of $551,378! for tho.
Hooker Chemical
The
&
Mayes,
Inc.-
Co.,
188
Sept.
1,665,000
Corp.
Co., Inc.
30,000
&
Incorporated
Goodbody & Co
&
Mid-South
25,000
Alester
Read
Mason
.
Co
Hirshberg,
&
Neal
acquire
and uifestdtarte*
product*
Urge
user*,
w
the
hereby
Odess-Martin, Inc.
!
Sterne, Agee & Leach
30.000
Southeastern
l'a
extend
i
Co.,
Inc.
Bryon
by AS* MehFer. Chairman
h** appro**!* a propo»al
and
Builder* Corp
General
of
distribution
a
*
amber
31
July
dlre«tor*
Corp.
by^Janis Risbergs and Alexan.ter Paulsen
owned
i
,on
Led
Acquire Two firms—
offered
Securities
Hendrix
75,000
75,000
30,000
Corp,
Company
Inc.
icement
—V.
severally
Simons, Inc.
75,000
'
___—•
&
Varnedoe. Chisholm
lal
share
per
Crawford
H.
G.
Frost,
Inc
Dickson
Clement
the
'fork.-N. Y.
have
pointed
and
■
first
and
were
six-month
He
May
Shares
Carolina
378,750
Clark, Landstreet & Kirkrrtth
m»tt«nation
below
being
company
Lane, Space
Brown
S.
R.
J.
jies and Exchange CornmUsion—
-poration
the
Robinson-Humphrey
Wyatt,
92,6*7 *73 %li ml 317
$2,385,905
ry.
of
Inc.
Ry.—Earning*—
oper.
from
entire
Outstanding
*1,780,000 shs.
outstanding.
named
the
personnel
products
below:
Saunders, Stiver & Co
Ttilman-Whitaker Co.,
Denver
End. June 30—
\
*4 3AH212
432
253.
p.
shares
underwriters
The
Corporation
14 399 267
*3 57*
•33.U*
*98,735
&
during
desirable.
be
FINANCING
2,500,000 shs.
2,140,000
—
Equitable Securities
2.005 297
2,001.520
ops.
190,
PRESENT
Shares
The
Courts &
l«M Mo* —1959
*2.3n7«
$2,238,354
inc.
oper.
-V.
par)___
be
common
indicated
First
ray
TO
do
qualify and
determine to
may
EFFECT
purchase from the company at $4.50
of
•mounts
Company,
1959—Moftth— IfAd
expenses
oper.
there
•greed to
9o0
|la East Coast Ry.—Earnings—
fcjper. revenue
($2.50
UNDERWRITERS
Alex.
lEnd. June 30—
directors
to
DIVIDENDS—The company contemplates that it will not be in a
posi¬
to pay
cash dividends to stockholders during the early years of
operation.
When the company has earnings and is in a position to do
»o, it intends to pay dividends on a conservative
basis, so that it may
finance at least a part of its future
growth through retained earnings.
directors
on
the
as
intends
it
figure does not include 360,000 shares subject to sale pursuant
to stock purchase options.
If the company grants options covering the
full 360.000 shares authorized
by the stockholders and such options are
of
and
Cement
states
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
exercised
to
h barrels.
Jard of Calaveras Cement Co. Oft Au* t
th# action of
t* of The flintkote Company in appro* ov* t®# pcopo*** mercer
[♦eras Cement into Flintkote, a major pr&tw»t of building
|"as
develops
company
•This
Um
it#
stoc*
and
with
such
the
Authorized
a®
sh*reowers
stock
owns
business in
As
tion
common
Co.
Individuals,
Common stock
Merfer^-
issuance
for
Of
Company
20.
common
Co.
Cement
<ras
Flintkote
at
Flintkote
>f
the
Aug.
Agreement
'i
shara
on*
of
meeting for Sept. 29 to xof*
•cord
-*{er
fiajftj* Warehouses,
fiK.
«•»' *49 ot the
fta*M«ai ataefc. aa# («)
5 approved the pMpuM#* am*W af Cala**ra*
Francisco into Flinikwft* »*# fcav* eaiW-i a special
on
of
ders'
amount
<bi
Co.—To Vote in
rectors
band* af
of wn'h
mortgage
—
Co._
3,000
3,000
Inc.-
3,000
3.000
3,000
Inc
52.
Bishop, Inc.—Profits for Second Quarter—
for
the
second
substantially
by Robert G.
Urban
quaiter
ahead
Urban,
told stockholders
of
of
the
fiscal
same
1959
ended
period
a
April
year
30
ago,
were
it
is
President.
that
extraordinary expenditures incurred
Indiana Gas
The
&
Water Co., Inc.—Partial Redemption—
corporation has called for
redemption on Aug.
31,
next, through
operation of the respective sinking funds, $45,QQQ of its first mortg^ga
33/a%
bonds, series "D" due Sept. 1, 1980 and $45,00Q of its first
•
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, August 10, 1959
.
(566)
6
STndWn
i
Trust
Ind—V. 188.
Bank
9,
Indianapolis
11 3. Meridian St..
Railway oper.
9507.
p.
Railway
Machines Corp.—Special Offer¬
ing—a special offering of 5,000 shares of capital stock
(par $5) was made on July 23 by R. W. Pressprich & Co
at $436 per share, with a dealers concession of $3.50per share—This offering was quickly completed.—V. 190,
199,
14
President-
to
are
Railway
Railway
of 12
all located in Flonda. It
stock. Net proceeds of tne
to the general funds of the
for the equipping and stocking of-new stores
used by it
and
possibly for the construction of one or
(Minit Markets) prior to their sale to others
company.—V. 189, p. 347.
company
Net
Net
*
small stores
and lease-back to tne
oper.
190,
Deficit.—V.
of
common
announced
31
revenue-
oper.
expenses
565,042
Net
Net
op.
$38,578
$103,013
income--261.
144,913
182,176
from
rev.
ry.
—-V.
oper.
190,
p.
ry.
Co.—To Redeem Bonds—
redemption on Sept. 1, 1959, all ot its
.bonds at 101%. Payment will be made
Shore Gas & Heating
called for
has
company
outstanding first 5%, mortgage
at the
National State Bank, Newark,
166,
J.—V.
N.
oper.
expenses
Net
5795,847
S845.552
$2,914,997
174.789
58,714
*935,421
190,
Elected
bers,
of
July
which
Bank
McCrary, Inc.
Mr. Finkelstein
Tex
and
Island,
Long
of
Vice-President of the Franklm
Finkelstein, President of
Jerry
elected Chairman of the Executive Committee.
committee are Mr. Fisher, Henri Sadacca, Chair¬
man
of Nova Lites, Inc., and Claude Giroux, President of Prudential
Investment Corp of Canada.
Mr.
Clifford
is a director of the Pepsi-Cola Co. of Long Island,
Continental Industries, the General Transistor Corp. and United States
was
Other members of the
Finkelstein
Mr.
Bank
—V.
of
America.
North
189,
of Mojud, Inc., and the Commercial
publisher of the Civil Service Leader.
is
He
The
$3,913,357
2,309,894
op.
$1,603,473
$1,234,185
income...
682,001
524,911
revenue.
Railway
oper.
expenses
to
dissolution
for
the
Net
ry.
—V.
from
rev.
oper.
190,
ry.
261.v
p.
$9,842,539
4,117,305
190.
Net
Railway
expenses
$2,909,333
1,536,303
$397,803
253,245
$446,990
268,076
revenue..
oper.
ry.
Net
from
rev.
ry.
railway oper.
—V.
190,
$178,914
$144,558
$1,373,025
Louisiana
55,096
497,187
422,651
inc...
Net
Net
Keystone Custodian Fund, Inc.—Shares in Registrat'n
Arkansas
&
—V.
189,
interest.
Each
Manufacturing Co., Inc
R.
It
is
&
L.
Day,
Debentures
Sold—
that
understood
of
these
debentures
Net
Net
and Oct.
1
$1,000
debentures
of
($1.42-6/7
than
less
the
date
These
30
Oct.
1,
convertible
is
into
700
shares
of
common
which
Th
and
dated
Co.
will
July
cash
be
of
mtge.
.172,432
$4,051,053
1,418,349
stock,
and
proceeds
applied
$25,000
stock
ai
entitled
GIVING
other
$50
(par
to
for
will
Nashville
&
RR.
Earnings—
been
under
company
and
to
a
and
the
sale
purposes:
purchase
the
(2)
from
company
following
used
railway
190,
This
$
18 438.992
116,682.240
109,195,575
15.859 978
15 011.492
94.139.356
balance
will
assets
b<*
TO
used
3.427.590
22.542.984
15,005,409
inc.—
1,296,524
1.768.062
9,237,563
7,626,272
located at 7755 Sunset
at
tne
payable
due
of
other
available
insurance
company
made by
stock
the
will
sale
be
to
borrowers
contributed
will.be
proceeds
Financial
retained
now
additional
An
.
minor
Mr.
from
the
Association
and
(2)
additional
as
capital
the Association,
to
has
for working capital
outstanding 515,000
daughter,
ani
Mrs.
6%
is
1.9%
and
held
for
received
Lytton
by
the
a
trust
benefit
The balance of
shares
353.372
the
of
stock,
shares
Mrs.
in
of
or
about
of
benefit
their
per
within
per
share,
rate
in
of
of
$1
excess
reserved
for
plus
$3
of
and
from July
in
the
share
3c
27,000
to
lor
per
the
each
101-300 shs.
30,
event
dividends;
share, entitled
issuance
issued
year
1,793 shs.
shs!
accrued
per
per
debentures;
warrants
one
share,
per
Central
lc
in
to
per
liquida¬
addition
to
Net
Net
oper.
—V.
participate
share
rev.
from
railway
190,
p.
exchange
reserved
underwriter.—V.
Minneapolis
& St. Louis
30—
Railway oper. revenue
Railway
expenses
1959—6 Mos.—1953
1959—Month—1953
32,047,016
52.053,603
1,249,77
$939,918
345,363
$944,6
373,3r
262.
Period End. June
Net
Net
oper.
expenses
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
190,
ops.
inc—
railway oper.
Ry.—Earnings1959—6 Mos.—195"
$1,773,212 $10,896,932 $10,801,8
1,421,692
9,153,685
8,575,9
1959—Month—1958
$1,943,171
1,555,080
$351,520
$1,743,247
$2,225,9
125,180
$387,091
146,925
698,060
754,8
262.
p.
Misscuri-Kansas-Texas
Period End. June 3C—
Railway
Net
$12,885,069
$13,396,975
1,649.358
of
the
for
190,
con¬
issuance
p.
ry.
oper.
ops.
1.65S.257
10,335,772
10,534,394
$397,653
$397,351
160,610
$2,549,297
$2,862,581
905,534
1,012,839
148.562
inc.
revenue—
oper.
oper.
expenses
Net
—V.
from
rev.
ry.
190,
p.
ops.
inc
railway oper.
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
1959—6 Mos.—195:
$5,374,999 35,441.059 $30,438,419 $29,873,0'
4,080,574
3,947,069 22,669,088 22,521,7
$1,294,425
$1,493,990
325,501
381,234
$7,769,331
2,216,185
$7,356,3
2,060,7:
263.
360.
Corp.,
Milwaukee,
Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper. expenses
Wis.—Acquisition—
The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve
Notice
filed
of
Tentative
pursuant
to
RR.—Earnings—
Moncn
Period End. June 30—
262.
paid
Marine
conversion
shares
Railway oper. revenue
Railway
inc.
oper.
p.
1.376,874
J 959.
of
share.
upon
190,
1959—6 MosL-195
$2,316,792 $2,194,4
$175,948
69.198
$126,136
40,183
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
2 000 shs
11300.000
—V.
ops.
ry.
Southern Ry.—Earnings
1959—Month—1958
$373 562
243,259
197,614
$369,395
mother.
for 2,116
paid
Maine
from
rev.
railway
Net
expenses
cper.
Railway
200,000
share
Railway
Net
revenue—
Lytton's
owned by them, for which
$543,685.
Other shareholders of the Association were
offered stock of the company on the same exchange basis.
had
June 30—
ooer.
purposes.
for
of
Minneapolis, Northfield &
Pn-iod End
RaUv av
a
*$142,001
200 000
completion of the current financing, ou
capitalization of the company will consist of 307,000 shar
stock; $24,000 of 6% debentures due June 1, 1960 throug
14, 1962, and $46,984 of notes payable.—V. 190, p. 262.
common
Aug.
under¬
which may act as trustee under trust deeds securing loans
the Association. A portion of the net proceeds of the proposed
which Bart Lytton, President, ana his wife own 312.500 shares,
61%
$126,993.
group
and
Outstanding
*$142 001
1974
$1)„
stock
shares
of
price
Inc. is engaged
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
headed by William R. Staats & Co.. The public offering
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company was organized under Delaware law on Jan. 26, 1959,
for the purpose of acquiring all the outstanding guarantee
stock of
Lytton Savings and Loan Assn., which stock it now owns.
The Asso¬
ciation is engaged in the savings and loan business in Los Angeles
County.
According to the prospectus, Lytton Financial may acquire or
engage in other businesses related to that of the Association, or may
acquire other savings and loan associations if legally permissible).
It
also expects to operate, either directly or through subidiaries, (1)
an
insurance agencywhich will assist the Association in making fire and
writing
and for additiona
magneto striction,
capital.
standing
Calif., on
124,000
Hollywood,
Blvd.,
of
31,000 shares of stocl
purchase of additonal test equip
inventory, for research and develop
in the production and sal
of ultras:n:c. solid delay lines. Fractically
all of the company's pro
duction
is designed
for end use by agencies of the United State
Government.
The manufacturing plant
of the company xs locate,
in
the Hingham Industrial Center, Hingham, Mass.
Net sales of th
company in the Jan. 1,
1959 through May 31, 1959 period amounte
262.
3 filed a registration statement with the SEC covering
shares of capital stock, to be offered for public sale through an
thev
FINANCING
Authorized
notes
dividends
subordinated
exercise
PRESENT
proceeds from the sale of its
the company for the
by
increase raw material
temperature control and
BUSINESS—Microsomes,
94,190.167
3,281.004
corporation,
to
working
$ =■
$
used
be
ment
1959—6 Mos —1953
1959—Month—1953
19.340.982
ops.
ry.
oper.
p.
Lytton
fixed
of
the company.
ment,
whichWill increase its lending and investment capacity.
the
the
be
EFFECT
time at 955
$55
to
common
?140,000
vertible
any
preferredI
dividends
ttpon
issued
the
price
has
underwriter
the company, including the discharge of certain
of the company to the extent deemed advisable
"Including $89,197 payable
the
there
participating preferred
value
par
^Callable
of
for the
sold
'account
shares of guarantee stock of the Association
cumulative,
Common
on
stock
be
between
Since
the
and
to
con¬
conversion
common
are
1959
.
,
in
the
are
directors.
0
annual
and
15,
improvements;
obligations
stock,
into
company
they
trustee.
as
net
excess
of
as
the
unsecured
Convertible subordinated debs,
tion.
venture.
common
between
be
to
are
CAPITALIZATION
t6%
new
the
working capital of
Sundry
relative
a
convertible
to; make capital
the
in
for
Trust
in
short-term
which
are
debentures
Not
capital
negotiation
Indenture
the
into
market
by
PROCEEDS—The
(1)
stock
common
debentures
the
Cclony
the
and
risk
debentures
Trust
notice,
at any
time prior to maturity, at a
principal amount thereof with interest accrued
redemption.
established
no
Old
of
davs'
of the
represent
determined
by
$4,727,641
1,712,729
$508,160
253.583
oversubscribed and the books closed.
of shares being offered,
31,000 shares art
account of the company and 30,000 shares, for th;
'-certain selling stockholders who are officers and director;
number
total
the
•
to
share),
per
debentures
vertible
lor
$740,451
op.
were
beginning
1,
offering was
beir.g
Lytton Financial Corp.—Registers With SEC—
semi-annually April
payable
premium of 10%
of
r.y.
income-—
262.
from
rev.
—V.
subject
to
adjustment
under
certain
conditions, at any time up to and including March 20, 1974
or
if
redeemed prior thereto, until JO .lays before the date cf
redemption.
The debentures
are
redeemable, at the option of the company on
is
from
p.
Aug.
stock
The
Of
Period End. June 30—
1959.
at
7.973.953
Railway oper. revenueRailway oper. expenses
placed privately.
to
$12,039,005
7,838,107
will
Boston, Mass., on
offered $200,000 of 614% convertible subordi¬
nated debentures, due April 1, 1974, at 100% and accrued
not
$12,615,748
1.291.844
3
Anthony
Interest
31.800,004
1.394.682
Louisville
2891.
Kinsman
Tucker,
July 31
32.135.133
expenses
oper
Offered—Public offering o
Inc.—Stock
shares
PROCEEDS—Net
to
1959,
p.
1959—6 Mos.—'1
revenue-
190,
13,999,93i
11,753,83
of common stock (no par) at a price o
$2.50 per share was made on Aug. 4 by Lee Co. of Nev
York City.
The shares were offered as a speculation
Ry.—Earnings-
1959—Month—1958
16,971,317
14,476,320
53.
p.
Microsomes,
investment
Boston
Aug. 3,
2,504,111
190,
*117,535
oper.
rev.
ry.
—V.
company filed with the SEC an amendment
its registration statement covering 2,000,000 addi¬
tional Keystone Custodian Fund Certificates of Participation, Series S4
This
on
636,433
261.
p.
3,900,973
3,119,992
charges—
after
Net
oper.
Railway
Railway
$1,143,990
59,773
ops.
1,714,171
3,634,125
61,CC0
$2,625,125
1,481,135
22,795,099 120,184,341 112.533,791
15,719,294 79,383,144 78,891,944
2,611,308
14,967,931 11,803,76s:
1,463,524
^?861,949
7,838,151
income
operating
Net
-T959—5 Mos.—1953
$
$
$3,199,239
$3,655,039
229,923
31.177.756
378,431
.
3,204,448
taxes
operating taxes—
Other
262.
p.
Period End.June 30—
Net
expenses—
income
1959—6 Mos.—1953
$5,988,274 $33,977,239 $33,145,813
4,810,518 A30,322,200
29,946,524
Sl.003.236
ops.
190,
$
24.912,607
16,359,863
revenues
Operating
1959—Month—1958
inc.—
oper.
♦Deficit,—V.
1959—Month—1958
Operating
1959—6 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
Period End. June 30—
from
rev.
railway
of
Co.—Earnings—
Telephone
Bell
$
-
Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
controls, thus freeing an equivalent amount
current liiDiiic.co.—V. 189, p. 1468.
reduction of
the
Period End. May 31-
53.
p.
$6,165,301
5,162.565
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses
Net
Railway oper.
Plainfield.
—V.
Oklahoma &
Kansas,
in
organization
engineering
and
research
a
Long Island RR.—Earnings—
$8,683,000
3,632,839
iivOfy
in.
...svu
for
the
of
important prime contracts with all three military services
fields of electronic systems, advanced missile technology and
Period End. June 30—
Net
a
au
Michigan
is
from 3o,000 units in May
65,050 units in the month
company's financial position is sound, and management believes
sizable reduction in inventories can be accomplished by estab
The
Federal
$3,227,272 $23,062,412 $21,418,909
1,993,087
13,219,873
12,735,909
oper.
ux1
present Stavid company and
its shareholders of 2V2 Lockheed shares for each Stavid
calls
instrumentation.—V.
1959—6 Mos.'—1958
1959—Month—1958
Period End. June 30—
Railway
ri'uaui'uOii of windows increased
its. in June, and an estimated
July.
with
J,
in
Ry.—Earnings-
Southern
City
50.000
lis
28.
20
x-oJ.
to
of
share.
N.
Kansas
July
cash
Stavid
-
.akt-n to dissolve and merge into the parent company
subsidiaries. This is txpec„e.; co result in a substantial
saving in accounting, clerical and administrative expense.
The demand for
the company's products is good and the backlog
of orders has increased from $1,230,003 in May 1959 to $1,850,000 in
is
Sept.
a
oeing
.e
the
of
13
that
plan
annually,
$1,000,000
of
Stavid business and policies under the present Stavid man¬
Target date for Lockheed to assume full ownership and
distribution
2785.
p.
by
stockholders.
control
1959
May
year
and
overhead items
under
years.
The trustees of
McCabe and Raymond
William
per
agement.
Hoffman Machinery
voting trust agreement for a
the voting trust are Robert
Mensing.
._
,'
executive salaries were reduced approximately $109,000
aggressive action was taken to reduce payroll and
v/herevr possible.
Total expense reduction is in excess
stock
common
rx" three
Russell,
two
present
1959 Calvin W. Clayton. President of Clayton Securities
Mass., was elected a director.
continuity of management,
a number of
the larger
have agreed to deposit approximately 349,000 shares of
assure
In
six years, as Vice-President, Treasurer,
of Glass Fibers, Inc., six years as
Gypsum Co., and 14 years in the
business.
banking
company's
period
corporations last May announced a preliminary agreement
to join forces and began
a series of discussions that led to a final
agreement signed by Robert E. Gross,
Lockheed's Board Chairman
and Chief Executive Officer and David F. Sanders, Stavid President.
Stavid's approximately
500 shareholders will vote on the agreement
at a special meeting Aug. 17.
,
If the stockholders approve, the Stavid assets*and business together
with the Stavid personnel will be transferred to a new wholly-owned
Lockheed subsidiary which will use the Stgvid name and carry on the
The
.
Corp.
is a director
39
Stavid's
increased from seven to nine mem¬
was
Patrick J. Clifford, the Senior
were
National
To
busi¬
General Manager
of United States
Boston,
stockholders
signed
officials of the two. companies but subject to approval of
of
for the position by
16,
July
On
the
corporation will gain 100% ownership of the assets and
Stavid ■Engineering,'-Inc. under details of an agreement
This
the formation- of an
directors and
new
board,
the
to
two
Manager
Co.p.,
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
Mensing was suggested
61/2% debentures and the convertible
exoerience includes xivi years in management:
Winter Park Land Co.,
the
m.us.aiK
investment
261.
p.
Mr.
His
stock.
ana
*2,586,306
ry.
director.
a
underwriters of the company'*
Tax
$1,934,872
income—
oper.
ry.
ness
executive
committee to seek means of expanding through acquisitions and accel¬
erating the company's growth, have been voted by the board, according
to David Kaltman, Chairman, and Albert B. Fisher, Jr., President.
election
and
dent
with
op.
from
rev.
'Deficit.—V.
Exec. Committee—
(D.) Kaltman & Co. Inc.—Forms
690,089
1959—6 Mos.—1953
$4,974,043 $28,580,822 $28,244,830
4,128.391 25,665,825 26,309,958
$4,793,432
3.997,585
revenue.-
Lockheed Aircraft
The
$348,811
1959—Month—1958
oper.
Net
1151.
p.
$12,711
595,363
•
Valley RR.—Earnings—
Lehigh
..
*
the
Period End. June 30—
Management
—
...—
wmnig
..
preferred
Railway
v_
-o,
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$2,994,054 $3,189,208
2,981,343
2,840,397
517,503
Railway
The
*33,515
a
reorganization proceedings pursuant to Chapter
X of the Bankruptcy Act pending in the U. S. District Court in De¬
troit.
Counsel for the Trustees of the debtor requested the postpone¬
ment in order that the audit of the debtor's books and records may
be completed prior to the hearing.—V. 190, p. 360.
Jersey
$327,137
66,939
1959—Month—1953
8603,618
$625,516
oper.
Railway
corporate
in
debtor
$475,532
-8,260
England RR.—Earnings—
Lehigh & New
Period End. June 30—
further postponement to Sept. 8,
the hearing in proceedings to determine whether to delist the
stock of F. L. Jacobs Co. from the New York Stock Exchange,
July
on
$56,610
261.
p.
Railway
SEC
203.275
29,172
op.
ry.
income---
oper.
ry.
218,747
S259.385
expenses
from
rev.
$1,603,248
1,276,111
$124,140
revenue-
oper
—
—
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$1,710,933
1,235,401
S3-t2,387
more new
Postponed—
Jacobs Co.—Hearing
L.)
(F.
Ir.c. for over
wnen be
1957,
until
1959—Month—1958
Period End. June 30—
and
5 Sooper
Markets,
has outstanding 446,003 shares
of
of additional stock will be
added
Markets
with Lear,
Vice-Pre.-ident
fc-enior
a
as
Vice-President
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings-
Cam
be supplied by amendment. Pieice,
son,
Wulbern, Inc., is listed as the principal underwriter.
The
company
operates a cnain of grocery stores, consisting
terms
serving
a
.
.
of Rhetn Manufacturing Co.
Since 1957
Mr. Handschumacher nas served on Lear's board ox direc.ors and as
a
member of its executive . committee.—V.
189, p. 2567 ana 2785.
became
Reports Loss
—
- —
.
ana as a
director.
Handichtaracher has been > associated
years,
'
Report to its
a
fig..,'
elected A.be-t G. Hand.scliumucher as President
xolloving t„e resignation of James L. Anasl as
company
;
stockholders this corporation revealed preliminary
alleged inventory oversi-tsment reported in.
May, 1939.
Also, the company discloses uini^emeat changes, opera¬
tional reorganization and sales figures a.r of May 31, 1959
<
As a result of an audit by Artnur Anaersea Sz Co., for the period
en.
...a
i,
ibo'J add for the three months then ended, and the
audit by Roberts & Morrow for the fisc-u .rear ended Feb.
28, 1959,
it is disclosed that sales for the year ended Feb, 28,
1959 amounted
to
$11 *19,926 and the net loss fcr the period and special charges
amounted
to
$599,111.
Sales lor the tnree months ended May 31.
1959
amounted to $4,771,315 and the not loss ior this period was
aw,
a-ouzdmg lo a statement made by Robert Russell, President.
The net loss for
the fiscal ye>r en ea
28, ,1959 reflects an
Adi
t.r.mc
of inventory, overstatements based upon allegations of
certain
employees in the aggregate umjuu, of $633,081.
.
After giving effect to the adjustments,
the company's consolidated
balance sheet at
May 31, 1959 snowed Current assets of $8,565.46a
(including inventory of $3,701,024) and current liabilities of $5,456,751.
As
a
result of the facts re.eaied by''cue May. 31, 1959 audit, thedirectors have taken steps to res.ore oper tions to a profitable basis..
i./ou ROuerc Russell was elected President and a director
to
s -"Cced
Sidney
G.
Kusvcrm, Jr.,
wao recently resigned.
Mr.
Russell
ownin?
162,030 shares of common stock, is the company's,
larpest stockholder.
For the past eight years he has been President,
oi
nooei'v
Russell Metals, Inc., and. in December 1959 he acquired
160 530
shares
of
Miami Window common stock
in exchange for
8o
ox
tne
stock' of Robert Rusiell Metals, Inc.
The company
acquired the balance of the 20%
oi cue stock of Robert Russell
Metals, Inc. in April 1959, by a cash payment of 8120,000.
on
lo, 19<>9 Raymond Mensing was elected Financial Vice-Presi¬
261.
p.
President
underwriting
Window Corp.
Changes—
*202,50o
42,5,034
268,752
2..3.601
have
directors
the
of
a
1959,
'3103,682
1
inc.
Lear, Inc.—New
Tiie
Inc.—Registers With SEC
This corporation,
located at 3105 Beach Blvd., Jacksonville, Fla.,
filed
registration statement with the SL'C op July 30, 1959, covering
223 000
shares of common stock,
to be offered for subscription by
holders of outstanding common
on the basis ol one new snare for
each two shares held on
Aug. 28. 1959. Tne subscription price and
The
1,314,250
S323,091
S537,022
ops.
ry.
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
Jackson's Minit Markets
sale
$1,210,568
1,579,426
In
Mr.
now
from
rc-v.
railway
Net
260.
Minit
$2,407,427
254,326
496,865
expenses
Wis.—-V. 183, p.
Miami
Net
International Business
p.
revenue..
oper.
acquisition of '2,400 or more of the
of Pewaukee State Bank, Pewaukee,
for
3,000
1959—6 Mos.—1953
1959—Month—1958
S94J.S87
$489,331
Period End. June 30—
prior approval of the
outstanding < voting shares
2031.
1S5G,
Superior & Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
Lake
1, tiie Merchants P|us ac1930 at 100% National
"E" due Sept.
series
bonds
oo
4%
4./,
mnrteace
mortgage
Decision
section
3(a)
on
the
of the
System has issued
application* of
Bank
Holding
this
-
a
corporation,
Company. Act
of
Net
Net
—V.
rev.
from
190,
p.
263.
$9,717,
8,203,7
$1,471,640
$1,514,1
' 473,4
$123,650
ops.
$244,656
inc;—91,357
ry.
railway "oper.
1959—6 Mos.—195
1959—Month—1958
$1,633,256 *$t 464:025 $10,070,583
1,391,600 *1 1,340,365
8,598,943
.
'
26,292
'
-
•
538,343
Volume
190
Number
5871
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
(567)
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
oper.
plate
1959—Month—1958
~
$466,278
$505,692
$2,545,750
$2,448,808
288,430
303,364
1,945,788
1,797,617
op.
$177,848
$202,328
income.—
$599,962
113,280
62,294
113,897
from
rev.
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
190,
operation
*213,090
3 Vo%
series
maae
at
—V.
Morningstar-Paisley, Inc.—Acquisition—Earnings—
Acquisition by
Valley Starcn
was
President.
The
Physical
tae
firm
capital
Vista
an
Sates
produces
potato
large volume
"777.'" 7
of
San
Luis
stock
Co.,
announcement
in
grown
assets
in
the
of
Monte
31
acquired
potato
Colorado.
of
corporation
and
July
on
of
type
tnis
Co
revealed
in
Valley
the
from
fertile
San
the
Luis
of
ownership.
Maine,
two
the
of
now
at
San
Net
Net
a
more
a
Western,
Houlton,
centralized
Southern
six-month
and
period
plant
three
West
Coast
for
plants
in
51
or
better
service
to
share,
Co.,
with
earnings after taxes for
$320,509, or 65 cents
the
of
per
to
The
offering
concession
completed
was
It
the
1959—Month—1958
revenues
75
cents
An
190,
$
139,518,612
84,740,724
20,504,185
taxes—
1,918,837
1,748,130
11,858,834
22,414,819
20,122,164
Narda Ultrasonics
low-cost
two
Sor.Blaster
different
jobs
parts
cleaning,
laboratory processing
ultrasonic phenomena has been
an
by
agitates
to
Narda,
the
possible
at
of
and
the
provides
Model
cleaned
Series
400
ml
parts
time,
or
additional
ISO,
S.
400
stainless
generator,
NT-401
and
time
steel
processed
may
be
tank
itself.—V.
190,
p.
tank
ml
placed
in
Industrial
250,000 shares of
•of
Minerals
The
common
cffering is
Regina,
for
be
will
made
Laird
a
Aug.
for
&
selling
'
Tne
company
dustrial
selling
and
on
fered
vvas organized
certain
4,
ry.
Inc.
SI
underwriter
ceived
150,000
is
the
shares
principal
of
slock
of
the
company.
in
It
exchange for the transfer to the
of its quarrying properties, which the
underwriter had ac¬
quired'for a consideration of $10,000.
The company commenced con¬
struction of its plant at
Assiniboia, Saskatchewan, in August, 1958.
Net proceeds of the stock
sale are estimated at
$92,000, of which
$303)00 will be used to retire an indebtedness for
construction
of
the. plant.
Other liabilities
respecting equipment, etc., and totalling
about $35,000 will also be paid.
The remainder of the proceeds will be
used for capital expansion of
the plant facilities and
operating capital.
Construction
Contracts
Awards of 12 addition~l contracts in the current
$300.000 000
sion orcgram of this corporation were
announced on
P.
Hill,
The
in
awards
Detroit,
entireiy
Michigan
the
in
erection
&
of
buildings and facilities
and
,
steel
Whitehead
for.
cover
Mich.,
new
at
Midwest
finishing plant
Chicago
Kales
S eel
which
for
Bethlehem
at
Great
Orb.
will
of
Midwest Steel Corp.
expan¬
in
various
annealing
Lakes Steel "Corp.
Indh an
have
tur,
of
been
awarded
structural
new
a
steel
80-inch
have been awarded
process.
cold
continuous
hot
coal
Corp.:
Electrical
equipment for the
live-stand
mill.
National
addition
Co.:
An
80-inch
raw
coil
continuous
to
500.000-ton
additional
650-ton
Co.:
A
annealing
48-inch
pickle
line
line;
a
which
the
facilities
expansion
per
48-inch
day
cold
701,,702
567,321
3,493,149
1,244,619
550 372
579,819
3,335.163
3,523,447
523,716
3,277,543
Net
$23,180
$221,908
$232,763
148,226
181.912
191,983
$2,0G6,G52
—V.
will
at
noted
of
ingot
Midwest
oxygen
plant
above,
capacity
Steel
and
the
at
line
and
a-
plating.
first
announced
next
three
years.
last
In
program
will
include
a
Great Lakes Steel
Corn.;
Ccrp., and the installation of a
improvements and additions to tin
189,
Net
$
s
497 811.126
4T371T83
308.714.444
10,670,000.'' 10,005,090
Railway
Net
52.857,349
11.321,789
70.159,677
62 237,020
9,863,765
60,336,968
52.868,83°
Corp.—Makes Investment—
Export Gas
&
Oil.
Ltd.
above.—V.
190,
Net
ry.
the
$4,811,095
$4,279,430
""4,198.904
3,881,191
ops.—
$149,496
$59,197
$612,191
income—
$398,239
39,530
*23,506
107.717
*68,967
Western
Ry.—Earning!—
1959—Month—1958
$
1959—6 Months—1938
0
$
S
Railway
oper.
revenues
18,150,284
18.004,316
105.935,570
ties
expenses
10,765)579
11,182,238
65,184.581
72.701,433
ry.
oper.
$7,384,705
86,822.078
$40.7.70.989
income-__
4,446,713
3.267,046
25.106,897
ry.
—'V.
oner,
190,
corporation,
the
statement
of
and
efforts
offering price
addition
to
with
the
stock.
basis
at
The
by
was
It
was
any
missile
research,
The
other
been
are
for
"Includes
working
be
proceeds
will
machinery,
production
be
tools
$15,249,335 $10,799,316
6,072,417
4,145,305
used
and
City,
for
for
officers
salaries,
for
the purpose of
introduction
of
a
the
products
new
on
stock
common
for
gauges
capacity,
program
and
for
an
program.
company
incorporated
was
New
under
York:
The
New
York
State
'
—
EFFECT
TO
engaged
in the
designing
for
GIVING
is
company
manufacturing and
use
primarily in
parts
(par
24,428
underwriter
190,
10
cents)
shares
highly preelectronic, aircraft
the
%
,
PRESENT
FINANCING
to
to
and
be
the
sold
finder
by
at
Outstanding
750,000 shs.
.—
"436,062 shs.
the principal stockholders to
a
price of 1 cant per share.
463.
p.
Northwestern
Bell
Telephone
Period Er.d. June 30—
Operating
Operating
revenues
Co.—Earnings—•
19 59—Month—1958
22,281,984
—
20,024,823
1959—6 Mos.—1958
129,444,445
116.339,997
13 236.821
12.313,506
73,318,561
75.013,925
taxes-
3,482,741
2,968.897
10,629.791
15,477.104
takes—
1,843,620
1,524,546
10,120,490
8,733,684
operating income
charges ——
3,718.802
3.212,874
20 875,603
17,115,284
3,393,243
2,859,686
19,053,174
15,183,959
Federal
expenses
income
operating
Net
after
190,
264.
p.
Owens
writing
Yacht Co., Inc.
headed
group
Aug.
on
value
5
stock
common
Stock Offered
—
An under¬
—
by
Shields & Co. offered to
of 300,000 shares of $1
$8 per share. This offering
the
issue
an
at
par
was
oversubscribed and the books closed.
of
the
Norman G.,
the
try's
second
of
offered
shares.
"Flagship"
Yacht
largest
models
at
proceeds
B.
being
1,000,000
retailing
John
and
from
the
William
C.
offering
Owens,
will
to
who
go
brothers,
23 years ago and were its only stockholders.
President of the company, his brothers Vice-Presi¬
is
The, stock
variety
net
company
Owens
BUSINESS—Owens
represents
and
to
from
inboard
of
the
of
believed
presently
to
the
be
out¬
coun¬
pleasure boats. produce a wide
fibreglass outboard boat,
inboard
model
at
$20,000.
14-foot
a
35-foot
a
30%
subsidiaries,
manufacturer
ranging
$649,
marine
wooden
engines
also
are
manufactured.
operates
facilities near Baltimore, Md., with more than
production
space
where, by this September,
increased to about 700 boats per month. Cutter
Boats,
company
feet
square
of
capacity will be
Inc..
wholly-owned, at a 64,000-square-foot plant at Tell City, Inc.,
produces fiberglass boats for sale under the Owens and Cutter trade
names.
The subsidiary's
capacity is about 800 boats per month.
EARNINGS—In
had
total
income
$6,056,000
the
of
five
months
$7,051,000
and
$430,000
ended
and
in
CAPITALIZATION
July
is
29,
be
to
Yorfy. filed
1959,
a
covering 150,000
for public sale
Mutual
the right to purchase one
sold.
used
as
advertising;
capital.
under New
June
the
3,
1959,
purpose
of
York
of
which
into
law
Securities
common
a
in
July
Delaware
manufacturing
tobacco
is
an
Co.
share
net
the
AS
May
31,
1959
Owens
Yacht
income
of $478,000, compared
period of 1958.
similar
OF
JULY
1,
1959
1957
and
to purchase
shares
Shields
of
Net
proceeds of
fellows:/$35,000
$40,000
for
sales
(and
an
A.
the
sale
for
additional
of
organization;
15,936
additional
machinery,
and
$220,000
the
stock
selling stockholders
set
forth below,
the
if any
71,000
Bateman,
20,000
Crowell,
Robert
John
12.000
Mead,
Miller
12,000
Norris
&
12,000
Herbert
W.
duPont
Stone
& Co
Co
&
Pressprich
Shear:-.on.
A.
Sons
&
Co
&
Hammill
Mitchum,
& Co.—
Jones
jnc
Eaker
•
190,
p.
Co
Co..
8,000
5,000
5,000
Az
5,000
Inc.
Boyce
&
4.000
Co.,
Inc
Co
158.
—•
4,000
Neuhaus & Co.
4,000
—
Granger
Fernev
Perry
5,000
United
Securities
&
4,000
Hughes &
8,000
Co.,
—
Inc.
Underwood,
5.000
Inc.—
8.000
&
—
5,000
Schaefer & Co.
Raffensperger,
Strader
Inc.
_
Watts
<&
Hirshberg,
—
12.000
&
Shepard &
5,000
5.000
Legg & Co
W.
5,000
Sons—
Investment Corp. of Norfolk
&
Christensen,
Prescott,
C.
&
Co.—
Stein 'Bros.
8,000
-
number
Co.——
12,000
Templeton
Writer
Garrett
&
Sz
12.000
Co.,
Hcgle & Co
Peters.
severally
purchased;
Shares
Eichler
Weedon
12 000
&
have
resnective
are
-
20.000
Hayaen.
—Y.
below
Shares
Co.—_
&z
1,000,000 shs.
named
Brown
Alex.
J.
the
from
common
underwriters
Allyn & Co., Inc
C.
Bache
cigarettes,
integral or
additional
The
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Lehman Brothers—
R.
it has been engaged in product
and
limited
production
since
July
1958.
product is the "Diplomat" cigarette.
It now
shares
—
Outstanding
1,250,000 shs.
$1)
i
subsidiary.
inception
common
(par
regis-
offered
Diversified
stock
UNDERWRITERS
agreed
New
shares
products
subscribed for).
to
$100,000 for
lor
on
part.
Since its
market' analyses
principal
outstanding 392,378
stock
stock
organized
company's
have
net
of
industries.
stock
Francis I.
was
component
has
on
Ave.,
selling commission to be supplied by amendment.
seeing commission; the underwriter—will receive
incorporated
and
1,922,491
Authorized
Inc.—Registers With
and
the
subsequently merged
cigars
Park
American
6%
company
521
SEC
up to $25,000 for expenses and
at ICe per share for each
The
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$15,014,888 $88,389,424 $80,364,591
11,660,337
73,140,089
69,565,273
$3,354,551
component
Common
of
located
common
best
issue.
Authorized
Securities and Exchange Commission—
a
1959—Month—1958
12,336,238
Long Island,
engineering,
of
cisioned
Common
North American Cigarette
Mfgrs.,
tratidn
the
27,' 1953 under the name Northfield-Linden
Corp.
In,
the company's name was changed to Northfield
Precision
Corp.
The company's executive offices, production facili¬
engineering departments are located at 4400 Austin Blvd.,
and
with
264.
p.
underwrite
Ry.—Earnings—
development
14,361,204
Nec
1959
Feb.
business
826,193,209
fr.
rev.
sched¬
1959,
Island.Park,
98 8^-7,645
oper.
Net
will
1,982,151
present
and
on
The
.
issue
company's
Instrument
177,000
&
the
planned.
operations.
$4,512,092
BUSINESS—The
54.
Period End/June 3C—
from
associates
inc.
advertising and sales
1959—6 Mos.—1958
660,693
p.
cash
and
oper.
purchase
standing
19)9—Month—1958
720 685
190,
ry.
oper.
PROCEEDS—The
for
increasing
dents.
Ry.—Earnings—
expenses
oper,
the
said
of
also
Northfield Precision Instrument
Corp.—Common Stock
Edelstein Co., of New York
Charles J.,
$719,890
"Deficit.—V.
is
Offered—Robert
founded
362.
p.
$870 181
ly.
part
issue
264.
PROCEEDS—All
revenue-
fr.
fr.
p.
54.385.000
57,229,005
8.818,005
54.
oper.
rev.
and
Inc.,
expenses
rev.
public
Southern
Treasurer,
finance
debenture
revenues„$16,848,330
190,
299.964,184
61.708 000
9,546,620
10,579,697
oper.
444,444 shs.
469.443,553
11.880.119
Norfolk
and
would
A
oper.
railway
Charles
Railway
Outstanding
Co.—To Sell Preferred—
oper.
—V.
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$
79.516 477
51,931:297
taxes—
Canadian
FINANCING
2678.
p.
Net
Net
84,088 0:9
Newmont Mining
See
1,
hand
on
Co.,
—V.
Co.—Earnings—
income
p.
Gas
1.873,151
1959—Month—1958
charges.—
190,
PRESENT
1,000,000 shs.
Vice-President
Oct.
Northern Pacific
$2,105,934
1,844,744
300,375
264.
'operating
cent)
the Nebraska State
Railway Commission
to 200,000 shares of preferred stock $100
par.
up
program.
&
Railway
Railway
1959—6 Mos.—1958
11,885
after
Feb.
on
RR.—Earnings—
$52,095
Telephone
surplus.
•
York
•
Western
1959—Month—1958
$355,977
$320,555
revenues
Siert,
materials
—V.
the
&
ry.
York
Natural
about
Blyth
—V.
•
and
•
New
company's construction costs this year are estimated at
$55,000,requiring $40,000,000 from financing.
The balance would
come
000
4,962,496
264.
deficit-
capital
in
primarily in the business of : de¬
manufacturing electronic components con¬
one
CAPITALIZATION
151, 852
oper.
to
incorporated
was
engaged
*252.050
303,882
p.
H.
3,839,854
253,936
Susquehanna
operating
Net
on
two-
galvanizing
cut-up
for coiling,
mling and packaging
processing of steel coils prior to tin
for
Corp.'s
expansion
program,
scheduled for completion oyer the
facilities
continuous
facilities
line
Steel
is
Other
shares
Engineering
include
preparation
February,
*4.091.900
596,.353
s
In
Engineering
will
63,015,097
revenues
Operating
This
mill.
45-inch
a
62,667,558
"2,248,530
Railway
follows:
as
Manufacturing Co.: Electrical equipment for the
Aetna-Standard
which
"313,385
fixed
Ooera' ing
expenses-—
Federal
income
taxes.—
build¬
Include a
two high scale
breaker; a Halo en process ele'troivtic tin
plating line, and an 80-inch hot process 1'no wowill
combine a
two-high temper pass mill, coiling and
shearing facilities.
line;
New
'
Electric
reduction
temper
Wean
10,244,564
*105,,399
Feriod End. June 30—
;
contract
for
1959—6 Mos.—1958
10,704,,516
Steel
Allis-Chalmeis
stand
1959--Month—1958
$13,212,,050 $12,249,020 $74,844,907
$72,263,327
,
oper.
is
158.
p.
for
June,
expenses
190,
Harry
law
RR.—Earnings—
oper.
ry.
(par
authority to issue
uled
230,339
Lake
on
buildings
Westinghouse
tandem
$820,663
415,805
.
speculation..
a
added
Authorized
stock
190,
Other
Port tee,
be, constructed
Corp.: Erection if annmxiruately 30 000 tons of
steel
which
will
house
facilities for the production
of hot and cold rolled sheets and
strip, galvanized steel and tin plate.
Mesta Machine Co.: A five-stand t'a-'oi
cn^i reduction mill and a
two-stand tempter mill.
The five-stand mill will reduce
hot rolled strip
steel to gauges
suitable for galvanizing and
tin
plating.
The twostand mill will impart the required
temper to steel coils following the
for
$1,096,821
fr.
as
be
\;
company,
company
Northern
1959—6 Mos —1958
oper.
rev.
will
July 21 publicly offered 150,000 shares of
(par 10 cents) at $2 per share.
%
*32,390
End. June 30—
Norfolk
Detroit,
15.000
ings which will house Great Lakes Steel's
strip mill and auxiliary equipment.
Contracts
Net
area.
Co,
approximately
$0.77
382,360
p.
share
per
proceeds
This company has
applied to
for
5,613,027
21,872
190,
net
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
3,156,573
$1.71
264.
—
relied
2184.
p.
5,226,450
7,143,355
$0 17
$145,723
Deficit.—V.
—V.
July 21 by William
Vice-President-englneerine
848,962
680,371
Feriod End. June 30—
Steel Corp.—Awards
1,667,200
re¬
company
National
$66,723,740
6,297,000
1,091,153
2
public
exemp¬
company
and
—V.
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$79,094,489
454,200
ry. oper.
for
cent) at $2
The
research
charges
Railway
Railway
Its
promoter
RR.—Earnings Up—
5,397,830
9,624,995
deficit————.
Period
Rurr.bail
(Sask.) Ltd.,
commission' of 35c per
..
The
St. Louis
1,310,631
(net)
prior
a
intrastate
the
equipment
"12,986,084
$2 201,294
New York,
per
principal asset is its plant
and equipment;
payment of certain outstanding ac¬
counts with 'respect' thereto that this
offering is to br made.
It has
sold about 640,090 shares to
the public at
prices ranging from 23.5c to
70c; and the underwriter has exercised an
option to purchase 10,000
shares at 60c each, net to the
treasury for resale to the public at SOc,
and stands obligated
for the payment of $6,000 on
account of
this
obligation.
'.
...1'. y
18,241,936
$0.29
income
188,
that
the
to
of inductors
(including coils- and toroids),
wide-band transformers as well as a line of
electronic
known as precision current sources.
Its
principal office
engineering and manufacturing plant is located at 402
Sagamore
Ave., Mineola, Long Island, N. Y.
filters
32,034,793
981,770
income
Net
clay.
61,754,355
$2,078,591
available
Fixed
in
similar V. pes of
and it is for the
8,373,956
1,193,049
income—
oper.
1953.
from
243,151
charges
Net
$
310,082,068
44,879,345 294,531,514 278,047,275
1959—Mon;h—1958
expenses—I.
Other
beakers
at
$
1,009,349
1,656,231
revenue—__
R-'gi.-.a, Can.,
1959, covering
public sale
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$326,011
p.
fact
which
on
and
356,285,869
174,542
190,
the
entitled
The
53;253,301
1.108.000
Period End. June 30—
Net
one
construction
$320,265
from
stock.—V.
signing, engineering and
sisting of special types
of which 431,000
Holdings Limited,
expenses
oper.
been
Electric Co. Inc.—Common Stock
Offered
PROCEEDS—The-
at
revenue—
oper.
rev.
Exchange
Connecting; RR.—Earnings-
Operating
forms
ether
oper.
ry.
stock,
264.
York
that
of
reason
have
registration
underwriter.
1,219,806
p.
of
by
not
Act
Period End. June 30—
.
of
owner
devoted
Lauran
1959—Month—1958
$13,946,646 $11,040,699
Operating
nov^
March, 1958, and is primarily an in¬
engaged in the b isiness of
quarrying, processing and
of
clay ordinarily referred to as "b 11
clays"
company
various
Street,
of
New York, New Haven &
Hartford
\
,
Broad
SEC
o
by
receive
share.
190,
been
$
49,32.5,556
income..
Ltd.—Files With SEC—
1950
the
stock, to be
to
w,.ich it
Ltd.,
with
shares
stockholder,
62,942,937
&
and
Bernheimer
Common
1959—Month—1958
share
F.
(par
RR.—Earnings—
accruals.
per
interest
may
'
264.
p.
president
as
& Co. Inc., of New York
City, on
August 3 publicly offered 150,000 shares of common
stock
principally
property in Duprat Township, Quebec.
3,401,851
taxes....
tax
the
operating history
with no knpwn com¬
stage
date have
5,609,748
Deficit.--V.
beakers.
separate
SEC—
by William Graham Wood,
company President.
733,137 shares are owned
by officers and directors.
190.
offering
—D.
-
667,807
no
•
or
163.
on
to
Stock
to
has
company
13,617,381
oper.
Railway
Railway
different
glass
Canadian
exploratory
selling
Period End. June 30—
on
1,-
transducerized
a
Pyrex
the
ry.. oper.
small
is
the
commission
income...
income
—V.
alkali
sol¬
without beakers.
G-401,
400
It
two
copper
the
York, Chicago
ry.
ultrasonically
beakers.
on
10%
the
income
unit
in
a
activities
expenses
fr.
ry.
Net
SonBlaster
glass
Model
two
or
registration statement
ishare..
its
$1,633,319-
593,732
Kronisch
the
shares
revenue..
oper.
Net
Net
same
Its
plus
Securities
North Hills
Mines Ltd.—Registers With
Central
oper.
Earnings
investigation
of
various
by this corporation.
Mass
Pyrex
National Industrial Minerals
National
a
$1,198 993
from
BUSINESS—The
in
are
by
of
oper.
rev.
Other
*
filed
156,043
prospectus,
...Period End. June 30—
income
361.
p.
clearing
simultaneously, use
any
chemical, acid,
use
the
use
ultrasonic
an
tank
be
new
two
rinse
same
directly in the
or
this
contents
wash
glass beakers,
to
$3^7,735
wholly-owned
New
amendment
an
ultrasonic
the
at
and
announced
It
$330,000
in
$5,718,051
4,084,732
'
O.
136,438
offering of stock
.
outstanding
York
ry.
U.
Corp.—New Product—
multi-purpose
handle
can
ultrasonic
4,634,998
145,758
with
Gross
15,613,428
Trust.—V.
Items
.
of
for
owned
aggregate
New
18.326,341
2,886,130
This Kansas City, Mo., investment
company filed
4, 1959, to its registration statement
covering
000,000 shares of beneficial interest in the
has
Net
3,356 817
3,474,918
the
i
10,452,722
3,375.617
to
"Deficit.—V.
78.158,604
15,684,746
Aug.
in
-
bodies.
are
is
Net
122,622,413
12.950,242
2,936,065
157.
p.
solutions
$5,833,988
owns
tion
Conn.
-1959—6 Mos.—1958
-
$331,674
/'
Haven,
of
RR.—Earnings-
s
Mutual Trust—Registers Additional
Shares—
vent
ops. 7
263. -'
New
.
'
$
20,991,254
3,456,679
;
produced
Bank,
1959—Month—1958
$1,092,200
$1,015,816
;
760,626
698,081
mc.__
properties
Railway
Railway
1959—6 Mos.--1958
14,622 006
operating income
charges—
new,
Redemption—
National
Northeastern
Period End. June 30—
following day.
S
taxes
alter
A
oper.
p.
New
per
23,873,139
expenses —
income
operating
which
from ry.
ore
now
shares
Net
$
Net
&
expenses
exploration
which
Offering—A
of
its
the
Mountain States Telephone &
Telegraph Co.—Earns.—
Net
rbv.
mercial
cents
Inc.—Secondary
dealer's
a
Period End. June 30—
—V.
Haven
revenue..
oper.
According
—V. 189, p. 2678.
Other
New
Orleans
oper.
190,
and
secondary offering of 5,000 shares of common
stock (par
$10) was made on July 29 by
Blyth & Co., Inc., at $36.25
Operating
Operating
tonus,
Firsi
current: market price
the time of
Cffering,
Mid-
per
share, for the same
represents an increase of 27.7%
over
the earnings of the same
1958 period.
Consolidated sales for the 1959
six-month period amounted to
$12,800,900 compared with
$10,737,936
in 1958, an increase of
19%.—V. 189, p, 2036.
Morrison-Knudseii
prospectus lists Eugen
shares <12% ) of the
7
outstanding stock. Ella McCarthy (Kron¬
shares, or 33%. Officers and directors as a
group
own 45%
of the
outstanding stock. The prospectus further notes that
a
contingent liability against the
company may-exist in the amount
This.firm, located at 244 Bay
St., Toronto, Canada, filed a regis¬
tration statement; with'
the SEC on July
30, 1959, covering 200,000
outstanding s..ares of its capital
stock,
to
be
offered
for
sale by tne
public
present holder thereof
through Willis E. Burnside & Co.,
Inc., New York. The
offering is to be made at a price related to
Aroostook
markets.
reports net
June
30, 1959
ended
starch
point
Inc.
compared with $250,911,
period in 1958.
The 1959 figure
Federal
The
for redemption on
Sept. 1, next, through
fund, $6,000 of its- general and
refunding
due Stpi.
l,
iy76 at
104%.
Payment Will be
New. West Amulet
Maine, and one at Mars Hill, Maine.
will provide diversification of
pro¬
supply, increased storage facilities,
shipping
share,
share.
189,
26,
material
raw
Morningstar-Paisley,
per
Co.—V.
isch)
1046.
railway
—V.
•
.
operates
Luis
duction, continuity of
and
Steel
facilities.
Morhingstar-Paisley
County,
C
p.
Railway
per
Addition
Weirton
called
Period End. June 30—.
Valley
consist
188,
Railway
fully equipped with modern
processing equipment and
Capacity of the plant is estimated at
10,000,000
processing season; which extends from
September to ap¬
proximately April or May. The plant was built in. 1954
and has been
operated by Robert H.
Detweiler, who will continue as
manager of
the plant under the new
warehouse
pounds
at
s.nking
-
russet" '
Luis
Company
factory building
San
Vista, Colo.,
Murray Stempel,
starch
Starch
the
of
the
ox
tne-
New
Monte
by
has
company
$651,191:
~
263.
p.
sheet -facilities
New Haven Water
Co.—Partial
The
rv.
rolled1
49,150
revenue.
oper.7 expenses
ry.
cold
2^929
p.
1959—6 Mos—
and
Co
Hoffman-Walker
3.000
Company
& Co.,
3,000
Inc.—
3,000
Company
3,000
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
8
Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Northwestern
Rellwajf oper.
Railway
from
Net rev.
190.
—V.
idc.—
702 708
131,238
oper.
oper.
expenses
Net rev. from
.
inc.—
5,530,551
$1,770,285
$998,695
68,247
207,053
*340,314
$7,300,836
Pacific Gas &
company,
a
and
Monday, August 10, 1959
.
be
blend,
of the sale of bonds will be applied toward the cost
additions and improvements, including the retirement of
term bank loans obtained for temporary financing
of such cost
Construction expenditures for the six months ended June
30
1959, amounted to about $81,657,000; and it is estimated they will
approximate $156,600,000 lor the full year 1959 and $152,000,000 for
proceeds
Net
of
GIVING EFFECT TO
CAPITALIZATION
property
specifications,
chemical
controlled
190,
I960.—V.
October
stock
Common
Light Co.
Pacific Power
7%
Debentures Offered to
—
—
its common
is an operating public utility, incorporated
on June 16, .1910, and has its principal execu¬
Sixth Avenue, Portland, Ore.
BUSINESS—The company
ol
—V.
•First
3
bonos;
mortgage
'
'
3%% series due 1982
3%%
series
_______
——
due Sept.
1,
1,
1987
series due 1985
5%% series due 1987
53/4% series due Sept.
,;4%% series due 1988
4%% series due July
_____
4%% convertible debentures due 1974
The Western Public Service Co^first
mtge.
Serial
1960
due in instalments
(43/4% )
§20,200,000
1964—
to
1960
10,996,000
Debentures
5%
126,533 shs.
par)____
($100
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
limited
•Real
199,835 shs.
f4,367,030 shs.
other provisions of
earnings and
property,
126,533 shs.
450,000 shs.
5,000,000shs.
preferred, cumul. ($100 par)__
(par $6.50)
.:Common stock
•Issuance
5%%
debs,
the
of $1,800,000
—V.
A
stock
B
stock
(par
•Secured
lien
by
L.
§Exclusive of $3,200,000 payable within one year. Outstanding amount
payable in two semi-annual instalments of $1,600,000 beginning Nov. 15,
1960, five semi-annual instalments of $2,500,000 beginning Nov.
15*.
1961, and two semi-annual instalments of $2,250,000 beginning Mav 15,
to
tDoes
of
result
1959,
30,000
conversion oi
the
merger
31,
the
Upon
1959,
of
sale
for
stock
common
of
Rawlins
of
the
Electric
company
Co.
the
stock
debentures,
issuance
on
of
shares
329,880
conversion
of
common
Glen
in
real. property
NOTE—The
$530,000 of first mortgage
by the company as
into the company on June 1,
UNDERWRITERS
The
—
bonds of Rawlins Electric
underwriters
named
below
have
reserved
Shares of
debentures
and
as
will be
14
ira
10%
Carl
M.
—V
190
Loeb,
19%
Haupt & Co.___.___
Blair & Co. Incorporated
191/2
A' M' Kidder & Co-' Inc
Rhoades
—262
8%
will
be
shares
tional
on
of
common>
share for each two
July 23.
The
to
on
its
common
the basis of
camshafts
will
and
and
Clark,
Common
stock
will
Landstreet
be
used
for
&
Kirkpatrick,
Inc.
capital
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.
Boettcher and Company—
200
1,460
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
Witter & Co.___
1,000
Hallowell,
Dean
W.
Rlter
demand
notes in
the aggregate principal
amount
of
$167 500
All
750
Kay,
750
750
750
500
Schmidt.
500
400
Woodcock,
400
Thayer, Baker & Co
—
Co..—
&
First
of Michigan
190,
— —
Corp.—
Noel & Co,
Alstyne,
—V.
200
200
Newhard, Cook & Co...
Reinholdt & Gardner—__
Saunders, Stiver & Co.__i
Spencer Trask & Go.__
Kirkland & Co._________
Richards & Co.
Roberts
Hess,
Inc.
Co.,
&
200
200.
200
.
150
Parke
&
Moyer
' .150
100
_______
464.
p.
Pennsylvania-Reading
def.
Net
Net
from
railway
—V.
expenses
oper.
190,
344,287
deficit
oper.
1959—6 Mos —1958
$3,968,393
5,442,437
5,170,912
£133 475
329,633
$85,554
ops.
ry.
Lines—Earnings—
$724,099
857,574
$787,578
873,132
Railway oper. revenue-.,
Railway
Seashore
1959—Month—1958
Period End. June 30—
$3,802,449
$1,474,044
2,808.083
$1,368,463
2,644,656
264.
p.
Filler
Permanent
Offering—A
Corp.—Secondary
sec¬
ondary offering of 7,000 shares of common slock (no par)
made
on
July
22
by
William R.
Staats
&
Co.
at
share, with a dealer's concession of 75 cents
This offering was completed.—V. 190, p. 93.
per
share.
Philadelphia Electric Co.—To Sell Bonds—
The
sold
with
competitive bidding.
at
bids is presently set for Oct.
receiving
date
The
proceeds
for
& Lake Erie RR.—To Sell Equipments—
Pittsburg
This
in
turing
to
issue
equal
15
26.
Aug.
on
The
applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission,
$3,150,000 of equipment trust certificates ma¬
annual instalments, to be sold at competitive
has
company
authority
14.
to help finance the utility's construction
will be used
190, p. 264.
program.—V.
sale
it is planning to file regis¬
Commission and the Pennmillion of 30-year bonds to be
announced on Aug. 5 that
the Securities and'Exchange
company
trations
sylvania P. U. Commission covering $50
'.
proceeds. of
will
issue
the
be
used
to
finance
in
part,
"the
purchase of 500 hopper cars.
The total cost of the new equipment
will be approximately $4,150,000.
Peoples First National Bank & Trust
Co. is the trustee.—V.
190, p. 265.
company
by
is
a
sale
the
of
the
the
their
1959—Month—1958
1959—6 Mos.—1958
revenue.
$831,836
$611,277
expenses.
693,258
618,717
$4,786,269
4,094,313
$4,068,051
3,755,864
$138,578
*$7,440
$692,056
$312,187
69,262
17,354
430,517
oper.
Railway
use
producer
large
of
also
but
for
in
variety
company
a
and
no
has
closed-die
connecting
of
never
rods,
industries.
had
Net
Net
oper.
a
loss
rev.
from
oner,
ry.
ry. oper.
income
•Deficit.—V.
190,
p.
294,429
265.
'
^
stock
common
own
company.
major
forgings used
Ohio,
in
the
shareholders for
crankshafts
for
1907
from
proceeds
selling
received
be
Railway
Precision
'
Apparatus Co., Inc., Glendale, L. I., N. Y.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
EEC
$5
corporation
on
July
30
filed
a
letter
covering 60,000 shares of common stock
share,
per
The
without
of notification with the
(par $1) to be offered at
underwriting.
proceeds arte to be used for the purchase of material;
and
research
stock
of
The
Ohio
Crankshaft
AS
OF
Co.
JUNE
Public
16,
1959
Authorized
8%
cumul.
Com.
stock
NOTE:
pfd. stk.
(without
The
(par
par
company
$100)
14,863 shs.
234,500 shs.
value)___
has
no
Outstanding
development
and
for
general corporate
inventory;
purposes.
funded
10,509 shs
234,500 shs.
Service
UNDERWRITERS—The
names
of
the
Co.
of
New
Hampshire
issue of
bonds, series K, 5Vs%
and
the
respec¬
Additional
due July 1, 1989 at 101.93% and
debt.
underwriters
—
Details—Mention was made in our Aug. 3
the public offering of $8,000,000 of first mortgage
Financing
•
And
Inc.—
Co
Hutton & Co
E.
200
750
Co.
&
Hallgarten & Co.
Hemphill, Noyes &
300
200
Sulzberger, Jenks
Corp..
Securities
Becker
G.
A.
Pierce,
of
CAPITALIZATION
,
to the company from the sale of the
the retirement of certain short-term
any
Cleveland
shares then held;
net proceeds
Offered—Ful¬
Stock
The company's office and plant are located at 777 East 79th St.,.
3,
Ohio.
The company owns 50.14%
of the outstanding
year.
rights expired on
The stock was offered at par ($1 per share).
was underwritten by A. M. Law &
Co.,
PROCEEDS—The
1989
jf
Omitted)
$1,470
Period End. June 30—
Co.—Common
miscellaneous
in
Incorporated
new
net
principally
forgings
stock¬
one
the
of
all such bonds,
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
463.
offering
Inc.,
l
stock
1959,
p.
Inc.,
by the
BUSINESS—The
Offering to Stockholders
July 13, 1959, offered 200,000 addi¬
holders of record July 6,
190,
Co.,
received
thereof
part
Products, Inc.—Rights
-r-This company
&
PROCEEDS—The
81/2
'
Paco
Co.____
Forge
Drop
Reid
V.
see
Co._
&
Stone &
Cleveland, Ohio, headed an
underwriting group which publicly offered on July 29,
a
total of 43,500 shares of common stock (without par
value) at $30 per share.
%
Shearson, Hammill & Co
Company
5,300
Rothschild
details,
ton
Allen
purchasers
16,000
100,000
F.
Park
3
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co. 19%
&
18,700
300,000
For
are not subscribed
for pursuant to the subscription
severally obligated to purchase all thereof if anv are
purchased:
$350,000
Paine, Webber, Jackscn & Curtis—
to purchase from the company, at the subscription price plus
accrued interest, in the respective percentages set forth below such of
offer
Class A stock
Hayden,
L.
agreed
the
for
the
of
names
Debentures
severally
several
to purchase
the principal amounts of 1989 series bonds which
to purchase as as follows:.
1,460
for
Co.
result of 4the merger of that company
1959, is not included in the above table.
a
obligated
be
long$100;
$20.
par
Smith Inc——
The
equal number
.
assumed
bonds,
new
and
Lynch,
American
Cove,
underwriters, the principal
amount of the debentures, and the number of shares of class A stock
which each underwriter has agreed to purchase are as follows:
stock
the
of
White, Weld & Co.__—__—
759,000
§143,600 shs.
§293,100 shs.
and is payable in installments
5%% and is pay¬
interest at 5%
UNDERWRITERS—The
thereof.
sale
$300
$17
offering.
this
in
included
oper¬
Julien Collins & Company
Winslow, Cohu. & Stetson
Incorporated
*.»_
per
§Giving effect to conversion of 10,900 shares of class B stock into a
like number of shares of class A stock, of which 10,000 shares are
a -
as
company
common
—-
will be reserved
of
stock
into the company on June 1,
the company issued or issu¬
under the Employees' Stock Purchase Plan of
—:—-—
of
company^
shares
common
that
of
1,370 shares
or
after May
able
the
include
not
upon
total
464.
p.
Fenner &
$63,204
flncluding 304,000 shares reserved for conversion of an
of shares of
class B stock and 44,991 shares initially
conversion of the debentures.
1964.
1959,
1,460
was
$48,001.50 bears interest at
through Nov. 1, 1968.
installments
in
the
of
names
will
(who
Peabody & Co
Merrill
Outstanding
—750,000
$600,000 shs.
304.000 shs.
company's
the
on
I,; $15,202.90 bears
March 19, 1963, and
able
the
to
stock,
common
(OGO's
conv.
$1)__
$1)
(par
effect
Eastman, Dillon, Union
Securities & Co
'
issued
190,
Kidder,
Mention
$63,204
fifteen-year subordinated
(due June 30, 1974)-;
Class
payable within one year.
bonds
purchased),
they have agreed
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
mortgages
estate
Class
by
mortgage indentures.
HExclusive
—
Authorized
cumul.
preferred,
Serial
PURCHASERS—The
are
15-year subordinated convertible de¬
Capital stock:
•
of
shares
4,148,889
series
40,000 shares of class A
on
July 30 by L. F. Rothschild „& Co.; Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, and Hayden, Stone & Co. The deben¬
tures were priced at 100%, plus accrued interest from
July 1, 1959, and the Class A common stock was offered
at $33.75 per share.
The class A shares were offered
and sold for the account of certain se!ling\ stockholders.
The offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
ff 1,800,000
1961
and
Serial notes
and
bentures, due July 1, 2974, and
704,000
3%; % series due 1971
(3%%) due semi-annually
bonds
notes
31.
August 3 issue of the public offering of
our
of 5j/2%
$750,000
Financing Details
Additional
—
made in
March
ended
to $16,496,315,
$16,046,302 for the calendar year 1958.
capitalization at March 31, 1959 consisted of: $171,674,000 in
term
debt; 405,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock, par
Vai
20,000,000
10,996,000
1988-.
1,
months
12
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
SEC—
outstanding
Corp.
Pall
was
the
with $74,260,775, and
compared
01
the
program,
production,
•
EARNINGS—For
446,000 class B shares is owned in equal
amounts
(223,000 shares each) by Charles Guttman, President, and
Star Liquor Dealers, Inc.; of Long Island City.
All of the outstanding
stock
of Star
Liquor Dealers is owned. by three other directors of
Paddington; Samuel Jacobs,
Abraham Rosenberg, and Louis Silver.
Mr. Guttman proposes to sell 40,000 of his holdings of class B shares
to'the underwriters, who will convert same into a like number of class A
common for public sale.
.
30,000,000
10,000,000
12,000,000
20,000,000
15,000,000
1984--
1,370,000.
to
of
the
to
business'"is -the
principal
company's
ating revenues amounted to $75,293,022 and net income
is engaged in selling alcoholic beverages under the
Justerini & Brooks, Ltd.
It has outstanding 446,000
of class B common stock and a $500,000 short-term bank loan.
All
8,000,000
;
3%% series due Aug.
3%%
,
1982_._
1,
3%% series due 1984
■
proceeds of the sale of the 110,000 class A shares by the company
be applied to repay the bank loan, incurred in the purchase of
J & B Rare Scotch Whisky and for advances to a 50%-owned company
to enable the latter to purchase malts and Scotch Whiskies., The bal¬
ance
of the proceeds, if any, will be added to working capita).
$29,000,000
9,000,000
12,500,000
7.500,000
is
transmission, distribution and sale of electricity within a
territory in western, northern and south central Pennsylvania aggre¬
gating about 17,450 square miles with, a population
in excess of
Net
are
regular redemption prices ranging
special redemption prices ranging
$6,000,000 will also be applied
estimated at approximately $39,700,000.
company
name
at
at
purchase,
50%
With
4
proceeds,
$9,000,000
will be
used
to repay
incurred for the company's 1959 construction,
the
loans
EUSINESS—The
50%
Corp.—Registers
and
remaining
the
and
2353.
p.
redeemable
100%;
bank
short-term
This
shares
Outstanding
series due 1980
set forth below:
are
Aug.
on
to.
PROCEEDS—Of
contracts
price of
corporation, located at 630 Fifth Avenue, New- York, filed a
registration statement v/ith the SEC on July 31, 1959, covering 150,000
shares of class A common stock, of which
110,000 shares are to be
offered for public sale for the account of the issuing company and
40,000 shares by a selling stockholder.
The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Lee Higginson
Corp. and H. Hentz & Co. are listed as the principal underwriters.
PRESENT FINANCING
Vt% series due 1977
3%
189,
Paddir.gton
■
geographical source of its operating revenues during the 12 months
May 31, 1959 was: Oregon, 59.1%; Washington, 19.6% ; Wyoming,
14.7%; Montana, 5.4%; and Idaho, 1.2%.
Authorized
company
Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick, Inc
ended
TO
the
Inc.____v
Co.,
Law &
M.
of
notes
short-term
A-
The
is engaged primarily in generating, purchasing, trans¬
mitting, distributing and selling electricity in the states of Oregon,
Washington, Wyoming; Montana stnd Idaho.
Approximately 96% of its
operating revenues are derived from the electric business and the
remainder1 from steam heating, telephone and water operations.
The
offer
certain
brar.d
company
EFFECT
of
severally
have
scription
competitive sale
at
The offering was oversubscribed
the principal amount.
Other bids for the bonds,
also as 5s came from: Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc.,
101.51; First Boston Corp., 101.2879; Harriman Ripley &
Co.,
Inc., and Blyth & Co., Inc.
(jointly), 101.241, and Equitable
Securities Corp.,
101.1499.
which
percentage
bonds
are
to
102.36%
from
several
of the
names
bonds
new
107.36%
from
underwriters and the
the shares of unsubscribed common stock which they
agreed to purchase upon the expiration of the sub¬
to the stockholders of the company and to the'holders
UNDERWRITERS—The
program.-
GIVING
and
the
bid of 101.5799%.
and the books closed.
$224,833.37.
underwriting compensation as follows:
& Co., Inc., and White, Weld &, Co.
(jointly), $49,900; and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., $50,000.
The debentures are convertible on and after Oct. 1, 1959, to maturity,
unless previously redeemed, into common stock of the company at a
conversion price of $40 per £hare, payable by surrender of $100 princi¬
pal amount of debentures and $20 in cash in exchange for each three
shares of. common stock, subject to adjustment in certain events.
The
debentures will also be redeemable at optional redemption prices rang¬
ing from 104%% to par, plus accrued interest.
'
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the debentures, together
with other funds, will be"used m .co{np*et*ug tile -company's construc¬
tion program for 1958 and in supplying funds for starting the
1960
CAPITALIZATION
within one year secured by retention title
equipment acquired for total purchase
due
machinery
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.; Merrill Lynch,
awarded
a
The
§$84,632.57
on
Competing syndicates asked for
Brothers, $24,940; Blyth
The
on
1959.
1,
1,000
Inc.
share (with 10-cent dividend payable Aug. 19), less
concession of $1 per share.
This offering is
over 90% completed.—V. 121, p. 1686.
was
None
to
due
Co.
&
Fenner & Smith Inc. and White, Weld & Co.
offered publicly on Aug. 5, $15,000,000 of first mortgage
bonds, 5% series, due Aug. 1, 1989, at 102.358% and
accrued interest, to yield 4.85% to maturity.
The group
1958.
$107,500
1,500
Emerson
Pierce,
in October and Novem¬
($240,000) of principal amount
at. 80%.
H. L.
inc.
Co.—Secondary Offering—
offering of 25,000 shares of common stock
secondary
Eastman
135,731 shs.
2,000 shs.
Carey,
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—Bonds Offered—An under¬
600,000 shs.
600,000 shs.
—
4.000
writing group headed jointly by Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
stock
___.
^Includes
Lehman
tive office at 0.20 S. W.
$1)_
preferred
Co..
&
dealer's
a
$300,000
45,000
*
l.OOO'1
Fodesta
well
certain directors, promoters and stock¬
holders, but excludes $50,000 due to Ely J. Perry, Sr. and Raymond
A. Bryan, Sr. ($25,000 each) due on or before Dec. 8,
1959, evidenced
by notes which require the withholding and payment each month of a
fixed amount per ton of screenings used by the company from Aug.
debentures, due Sept. 1,
1974, at the subscription price of 100%, on the basis of
$100 of debentures for each 40 shares of common stock
held of record at the close of business on Aug. 5, 1959.
Rights to subscribe will expire at 3:30 p.m. (DST), on
Aug. 27, 1959. Ladenburg, Thalman & Co. is manager
of a group which will underwrite the offering. The group
submitted the best, bid for underwriting the issue by
specifying an underwriting compensation to it of $20,432.
under the laws of Maine
(par
$50)
•Sold
ber,
$10,996,000 of 4%% convertible
construction
:
cumulative
conv.
(par
The company is offering to
stock the right to subscribe for
Stockholders
Common
holders of
notes
§Equipment
2,500-
Cruttenden,
Cunningham, Gunn &
Mosley & Co., Inc., and A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc. at $18.75
PRESENT FINANCING
$300,000
122,500
1958
and demand notes
1,
Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Inc.
5,000
3,500
190, p. 93.
per
Outstanding
short-term
J7%
-
Shares
(par $10) was made on July 30 by Stroud & Co., Inc.;
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks, Kirkland & Co.; Warren
W. York & Co., Inc.; Boenning & Co.; Suplee, Yeatman,
promissory notes, dated
five-year
♦6%
158.
p.
A
in various
Authorized
$36 500,009 of short
hereby
v
Saunders, Stiver & Co.____
5,000
Co
as
•
Paterson Parchment Paper
constructing
and
*_
4,000
—V.
of fineness.
exacting degrees
Co._—_
&
&
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
date until the
of said $167,500
and
strictly
to
'
offered
follows:
being
to purchase are
4,000
intends to engage in the business of producing feldspar
silica concentrates, and
a
natural feldspar-silica
The company
concentrates
Walker
H.
G.
stock
common
agreed
Inc.— 11,500
Co.,
&
Miller
Hayden,
of a pilot plant at an approximate cost of
the construction of its buildings and installation of
equipment were completed about May 24, 1959, at an approximate
cost of $675,000.
The company's office and plant are located approxi¬
mately nine miles southeast of Spartanburg, S. Car., on a paved
county road approximately one mile east of U. S. Highway 176, and
one mile north of Pacolet, S. Car.
31
of
to
the
of
severally
Ball, Burge & Kraus_
The First Cleveland Corp.-
erection
following the
$45,000,
and
With SEC
Electric Co.—Registers Bonds
located at 245 Market St., San Francisco, on July
registration statement with the SEC covering $65,000,000
refunding mortgage bonds, series EE, due June 1, 1991,
offered lor public sale at competitive bidding.
This
first
Co.
Reid
Fulton
operating a plant for the extraction of feldspar and silica prod¬
from granite screenings to be purchased from Campbell Limestone
The company began construction of its plant in October, 1958,
ucts
190, p. 264.
'Deficit.—V
said short-term
for capital ex¬
South Carolina for the purpose of
shares
of
has
each
Shares
incorporated on July 16, 1958 under
was
company
the State of
laws of
and
$6,225,507
5,226,812
$302,414
$363,183
117,232
ops.
ry.
Net railway oper,
BUSINESS—The
the
1959—6 MOS.—1958
1959—Month—1958
$1,323,693 $1,135,901
1960,516
833,487
revenue
Railway
Railway
filed
including salaries of employees,:-from such
present. The balance of the proceeds, after repayment
of short-term debt, will be used for current operations.
Ry.—Earnings-
Pacific Electric
period End. June 30—
30,
June
penses,
^
264.
p.
construction
ended
company
number
which
the underwriters.
salaries of employees incurred during the final stages
and the period of plant start-up operations which
1959, and for plant operation and administrative ex¬
and
penditures
of
$1,317,962
41,518
$3,032,251
$415,602
$514,382
111.053
ops.
ry.
railway cper,
Net
707,796
by the
used
been
have
notes,
demand
and
$7,069,284 $5,497,860
4,037,033
4,179,918
$1,068,719
653,117
«,222,176
revenue—
expenses
oper.
promoters, and stockholders of the company, including
The funds borrowed by the company,
evidenced by
6 Mos.—1958
1959
1959—Month—1958
Jure 30—
Ppriod End
tive
by certain directors,
are held
notes
demand
and
short-term
said
of
'
—
.
(5C8)
.
■
(Continued
on
page
48)
Volume 190'
Numbfer 5871
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
nounced
first
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
table
in
which
the
all
during, the current week.
second
a
the
Then
show
the
dividends
we
follow with
we
payments
payment date.
J
,;
Name of
:
.....
Corp.,
(quar.)
Finance Co., 5'A%
Kid
Co.
(quar.)
Allied
pfd.
•
6% 7*
2nd
*9-11
8-10
Flintkote
''$4
9-
8-21
4%%
4.50%
1
8 14
8-25
8-12
12 %c
8-25
8-12
4%%
1
8-14
9-
——
_
.
9-
60c
Ford
$1.62%
9-15
8-31
20c
_
9-15
Inc., common
(quar.)___—
5%
preferred (quar.)
American &
American
stockholders
American
Oct.
Metal
preferred
Metal
25c
9-10
50c
9-10
com.
Atlas
Powder
Avon
Products,
Co.
30c
$1.12%
Baltimore
Paint
Radio
Bank
Chemical
&
Corp.
(quar.)_
(quar.)___—___——
Show
&
Shippers
Quarterly
;
Barber-Ellis
Bath
Iron
of
Insurance
of
Co.
11-20
8-
9-10
General
1
8-14
8-23
8-
$5
ordinary
10c
9.-
1
8-14
9-15
voting
__——
common
(quar.)
I
Corp.,
preferred
common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
8-14
8-
9-15
8-31
5
1
4.36%
preferred
preferred
April
20,
Bibb
(quar.)
common
._.
Buffalo
Forge
Burnham
Burrard
45c
Dry
1
10-
1
9-
8
Co.
9-
2
9-28
25c
9-
9
8-15
8-
net
9-
The
Common
1
9-8
The
1
9-8
The
Fully
10-
1
9-8
The
Institutional
9-8
The
General
Stock
Fund___
5
Mercantile
Stores
3-
5
Merchants
Fire
5
9-
8-14
Quarterly
Meredith Publishing
31'Ac
9-30
9-15
9-10
8-13
93%c
11-
2
10-
5
11-
2
10-
5
Butler
Brothers
Byllesby
5%
Corp.
9-
Aviation-Electronics-Electrical
—
$1.25
1
9-18
20c
9-
8-14
Building
(H.
(quar.)
35c
8-28
3-13
Chemical
25c
9-21
9-11
Food
8-21
1
8-21
c
10-
1
1
8-21
1
M.)
preferred
Co.
&
Machinery
Shares.
J 12c
9-15
8-21
Merchandising Shares
30c
8-31
8-30
Mining
_—
45c
9-
1
8-13
Petroleum
—_—
31'Ac
9-
1
8-14
Bond
Railroad
5%
convertible
40c
9-15
9-
1
25c
9-15
9-
1
Tobacco
preferred
9-
1
Utilities
Shares
27c
9-15
9-
9-15
9-
1
preferred
<quar.)_:—
5%%
preferred
(quar.)__
Canada
Malting.
Ltd.,
Packers,
Class
B
(quar.)
—______
4'A7*
Ltd.,
class
_____—_i.
pfd.
A
t29'Ac
(quar.l__
Class
A
(s-a)___
Class
B
(s-a)____.
1—
Safeway,
Canada
Steamship Lines,
Canadian
Ltd.,
Western
4.40%
pfd.
Ltd.
Electric
Central
&
Gas
8-10
Corp.,
8-31
8-13
National
8-13
New
3-28
3-13
New
5%
Honolulu
9-10
8-20
Hoskins
9-18
8-12
Co.___
6-30
25c
9-14
8-28
Telephone Co., 5.40% pfd. (quar.)__
,67%c
Century Industries
(quar.)—_'___—
10c
Chance (A.
B.)
Company (quar.)
30c
Chattanooga Gas Co. (quar.)__;
;—7%c
8T31
8-14
9-10
8-25
9-15
Chemetron
9-10
8-14
1
8-14
preferred
preferred
4%%
Chicago,
Burlington
Chicago
Molded
&
Coca-Cola
Co.
Life
Sand
Colonial
4%
Insurance
Co.
Co.
America
Southern
Insurance
Commonwealth
Community
Mills
—
—_—___
Consolidated
8-14
9-24
10-15
9#
9
9-11
$1
10-
1
9-14
$7.40
10-
1
9-14
—_
8-15
8-
3
9-29
9-
3
9-
1
1st,preferred
of
Co.
(s-a)_—
America
Corp.,
(quar.)
Ltd.__
(quar.)—
Freightways
Corp.
9-
1
8-17
9-
1
8-17
9-17
9-11
9- 2
50c
62 %C
$2
10c
3-13
8-28
(quar.)—
8-13
8-13
8c
8-28
8-13
8-28
8-13
5c
8-28
8-13
3-23
8-13
8c
3-28
9c
8-28
8-28
8-13
Oil
9-
1
8-12
9-
1
3-12
10c
9-
4
8-21
9-10
8-26
50c
9-29
9-29
9-18
5c
9-15
9-
9-
12'Ac
9-18
1
4
8-14
cc
8-12
9-30
S-30
9-10
_
9-
in
9-
2
2
35c
I-T-E
Circuit
Breaker
Co.,
(quar.)—-
com.
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Institutional
Shares,
Ltd.—
Institutional Bank Fund
ment
income
curities
profits)
International
$4.80
9-10
8-21
Interstate
Motor
Interstate
Investors
Corp., com.
Freight
Lines
Motor
Interest
Class
8-14
10-
1
—
(initial)
System
9-15
8-17
25c
9-10
8-25
9-21
t65c
(quar.)
10-
1
10-
1
9-14
8-31
8-14
10c
—
15c
9-
8-18
1
8-15
15C
(quar.)
A
and
(quar.)
Electric
4.807c
dividend
—
——-
Light & Power,
preferred
com.
(quar.)
8-
1
8-12
$1
8-31
7-30
8-17
40c
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
25c
9-10
8-21
25c
9-30
Extra
■___:
-
Coro, Inc.
(quar.)
",Corroon& Reynolds, class A (quar.)
Cott Beverage Corp.
:
Craftsman
Crane
Insurance
Co.
(Boston)
(increased)
Jamaica
Water
Supply Co.,
preferred (quar.)_.—
Jersey Insurance Co.
Joslyn
of N.
Mfg. & Supply
Kokenge Co
Company
Julian
(quar.)
common
—
Y.
—
/
—
(s-a)_'_—_—
9-10
55c
9-30
$1.25
$1.25
77C,
.
9-30
De
Mun
Lighting
Kaiser
Aluminum
8-14.
9-15
9-15
8-
5
9-15
9-
1
25c
Common
Estates
Dempster Mill
Dickey (W.
(quar.)_
9-15
434%
1
9-21
4 'A %,
preferred
preferred
9-
4
8-14
434%
conv.
10c
9-30
9-25
30c
Clay
Pepper
Dow
Dulany
(quar.)
Ltd.
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical
Stock
6%
Co.
Co.__
Mfg.
Distillers-Seagrams,
Dr.
.__
Manufacturing
S.)
9-27
9-
9-
1
8-14
l'Ac
10-
6
Co.
(John
H.)
preferred
A
30c
9-15
9-
1
4
(quar.)
35c
J30c
30c
2%
&
Son,
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-31
10-
2
8-20.,
10c
$1.50
8-10
.
9-15
9-
7-31
8-25
1
8-20
10-15
9-18
11-
2
9-18
8-31
8-15
1
7-15
8-
9-11
10-15
8-25
__
t$l
—t$1.12'A
t62'Ac
—
—.—
—
Insurance
preferred
preferred
of
Co.
5c
C._—
N.
40c
$1.02
$1.05
$1.10
$1.12'A
—
—
(quar.)
—
<quar.)__—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Pacific
Employers
Far
5'A%
East
—
8-28
9-28
9-
/.
(quar.)—
1—
,
(quar.)
4%
pfd.
—
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
4.35%
preferred
preferred
Kerite
Kern
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
County Land Co.
(quar.)—
Kress
B
(S.
class A (monthly)
(monthly)
H.)
&
Co.
—
—
(quar.)
Krueger (W. A.) Co. (quar.)
Kusan, Inc. (stock dividend)
$1.03%
$1.18%
$1.18%
55c
95c/
8-31
9-1
9- 1
8-14
8-17
8-17
9- 1
9- 1
9-19
12- 1
Pacific
9-11:7
9-25
9-15
2-,
9-30
8-18
*
8-17';
AV.-
9-
1
5
'
9-
1
8-
5
'
9-
1
8-
5
8-
8-17
8-10
9-10
Co.
Oil
Vegetable
Machinery
8-10
1
8-10 '
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
9-
Pacolet
Mfg.
8-13
1
8-14
1
8-14
(quar.)
Line,
Pipe
1st
Paper
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Insurance (Fla.)
Life
(quar.)
4%7* preferred
Corp.,
Pheoll
Mfg.
Co.
1
8
8-31
8-21
8-31
8-21
8-19
8-
9-
8-14'
15c
f62'Ac
5c
50c
$1.12%
——-
Peoples Drug Stores
Perfex
5
5
Ltd.—
preferred
Peninsular
8-
9-
10c
——
Paterson-Parchmont
Pembina
,'c
8-17
2%
•
— ,
dividend
Stock
8-
8-15
——
8-14
9-1
(quar.)_l
Co.
Electric
Paragon
8-20
99-
(quar.)-—
(quar.)
to
changed
(name
1
8-24
9-25
9-
1
8-13
9-
2
8-22
Voi-
Industries!
Shan
Philadelphia
Transportation—
Suburban
8-31
8-14
Phoenix Insurance
20c
75c
10-
1
9 -10
40c
9-
4
8-21
$1.75
15c
9-
1
Quarterly
—————
(Hartford) (quar.)
Natural Gas (increased)—
Pittsburgh
(Action
&
on
West
Virginia
Ry.—
payment deferred
common
—,,—_
at
time).
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7%
preferred
(quar.) _——•— —Pogue (H. & S.) Company (quar.)
—
Puritan Fund (special)
(from, long-term cap¬
ital
'
R.
T.
11-13
12-
11-13
1
8-20:8-
5
8- 4
V
10c
2Ac
10-20
8-20
8-10:.
Insurance
(Texas)
(quar.)—:—
4€c
Finance
Co.,
class A • (quar.)i_.7c
8-25
8-10'i
1
8-14i
&
E.
Tile
Redondo
(Wise.)-
Corp.
(quar.)
—
Republic
Ritter
B
(quar.)
Grande
Robinson
Class
9-30
co_7c
ValJey Gas
(J.
A
4c
5c
3c
(quar.)
Company,
C.)
(quar.')_.
Steel
Safway
common
—
—r
—
Corp.
(quar.)
Products
(quar.)
Sandura Company,
60c
convertible
Scovill
—r-—
l°c
(quar.)
__-s
Co., common (resumed)—
preferred (quar.)—
Airline
RR.
Farms,
4'A%
Securities
Acceptance
5%
preferred A
Seiberling Rubber,
4'A7*
8-17
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
99-
1
8-14-/
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14-'
9-14
8-14
9-15
9-
If
9-15
9-
1
9-
8-13
1
(quar.)
017
—■—
common
preferred (quar.)_,—
preferred A (quar.)—
Shopping Bag Food Stores (quar.) — Signal Oil & Gas Co., class A (quar.)
Class
B
—
(quar.)—
12-
1
11-13
Simonds
12-
1
11-13
11-13
Smith
9-25
9-11
9-15
9-
1
910-
4
1
9-15
8c
10-
1
9-15
9-
1
8-17
10c
5%.
8-17
3-20
8- 7
8-17
8-
1
Saw
Steel
(increased)
&
Cable
—-----—-Fund, beneficial interestSmith & Wesson. Inc.
(s-a)
'
(Edson
B),
Tools Corp.
(quar.)
Spring Bed (quar.)
Southwestern
Drug
(initial)
Southwestern States Telephone, com.
31 AC
2oc
51.13
51.25
15c
20c
20c
$L20
Simplex Wire &
12-1
51.12%
Snap-On
Southern
(quar.)
25c
15c
25c
30c
50c
c
Joe
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)
33c
$1.44
preferred
(quar.)
3fac
2uc
Sparton
Corp.
(increased)
8-31
9-30
10-
1
9-
1
9-
1
8-30J
9-14,
9-14
8-17,
8-17'
9-25
9-11
9-15
9-
1
1.0-
Corp., common
5%
8-31
25c
10c
loc
2oc
91'/4C
50c
common—__—
preferred
Mfg.
$3.65
•
t
preferred
(quar.)—————
68%c
preferred
(quar.)___——
—15c
6%
Rio
8-15
11c
cash cr stock)— —
Payable in
gains.
'
8-14
1
9-
15c
22'Ac
(quar.)_-—
Insurance
Pacific
Package
8-17
50c
Kratter Corp.,
Class
22'Ac
593/sC
$1
$1.05
$1.08%
$1.12%
10c
37'Ac
50c
8c
(quar.)—.
Company
Company
:__——_.—
(quar.)
4.20%
Kawneer
—
v
9-17
9-24
$0.3281'A
of N
Y.
(quar.)
60c
(stock dividend)—107*
Insurance (quar.)
Inc., com. (quar.)—
Line,
preferred
Seabrook
Corp.—
(quar.)
4%% conv. pfd. (1959 series) (quar.)____
Kansas City Power & Light, com. (quar.)__
4.50%
15c
dividend
I
(quar.)
10-
15c
:____—
Chemical
&
10c
(quar.):
Life
Seaboard
3.80%
Day-Brite
7-30
9-25
—
V
8-28^
9-15
8-20
60c
(quar.)—
&
25c
(quar.)
8-10
I"3*, i
9-10
Ltd.—
Power
&
(quar.)~
Rochester Transit
8-18
8-21
4.20%
4'A7*
Class
60c
(quar.)__
-—v-
8-14
9-10
8-20:t
$1
(quar.)
5'A %
9c
income)
'
8-17
9-14
$1.20
—
Services, Inc.—
Fund, Inc. (quarterly from
1
15c
8-21
9-10
il5c
Company (quar.)
Co., 4.08%
pfd.
4.40%
8-24
40c
(quar.)
com.
35c
Diversified
Investors Stock
Iowa
(quar.)__
Ltd. (quar.)
(Canada)
(quar.)
Engineering, new
1
10-15
se¬
—
preferred
Interstate
9-
45c
57 Ac
invest¬
realized
Machinery Co.
Nickel
Bakeries
from
9-
Copeland
9-15
,
50c
50c
18%c
50c
div.)
(quar.)
Power
this
(12c
from
23c
—
__—
Cigar
International
Interstate
and
:—
20c
1
Oil
Ohio
8-20
(quar.)
$5 preferred class A (quar.)—
9-16
Ohio
5 7*
Refining Co.
&
$5
9-
Light
preferred
Occidental
8-13
8-18
8-14
1
8-21
8-13
10c
8-14
8-20
9-
9-10
8-21
9-15
8-13
3-23
8-28
3
9-30
9-30
Scotia
57*
9-
1
9-15
9
9-14
8-25
(quar.)
47*
8-13
9-10
9-
35c
8-18
10i
1
9-10
(quar.)
Corp.
Refractories
8-13
50c
9-15
25c
American
Nova
iri
8-14
9-
12c
(quar.)
Insurance
8-28
35c
10-15
20c
Assurance
(Chicago)
(quar.)—
Casualty (quar.)
Refrigeration (increased quar.)
York
(stk.
Light (quar.)——
Shipbuilding
(quar.)
8-23
40c
+8c
Continental
'
8-14'"
35c
50c
27'Ac
27*
10c
50c
—
(quar.)—
Corp.
6c
8-13
Continental
30c
( quar.)
,
preferred
(quar.)__^
4%% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
,
8-14
1
9-15
15c
Pennsylvania RR. Co.
North Star Oil, Ltd
8-13
Power
20c
—______
Mfg.
Norris-Thermador
t6c
(quar.)—
&
7-31
1
9-
30c
_
(quar.)
North
t6c
—
Lighting
—
___——_—_—
Fire
8-13
Ltd.—
Mines
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Gold
8-20tJ-
9-
t25c
:.
Gas
8-13
30c
(quar.)—____——
8-20
9-10
Pioneer
8-17
27'Ac
Ry.—
International
preferred
1
$2
10c
1
50c
(quar.)_.
Public Service Co.
Corp.,
9-
9-
7%c
(quar.)
&
non-cumulative
4%
of
(quar.)_
preferred
—______
(quar.)
common
Combined
Cone
Stone
&
Stores,
Colorado
•
(quar.)__—.__—..—__—__
preferred
4%.
5%
Co._
_____
Corp
9-
$1.183A
RR.
(quar.)
International
Colonial
$1.$6
—
Quincy
9-15
25c
—
Products
Coca-Cola
Colonial
(quar.)—___
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
_____
Manufacturing Co.
Humble
8-21
4'A%
"
Oil
Houston
Central
common
preferred
conv.
9-30
28c
&
Union
8-28
Ltd.—
-
Corp.,
Oil
Consolidated
Quarterly
$1
9-18
(quar.)—
& Gas Co.—
Hollinger
8-14
9-30
Tile
Britain
8-23
50c
(quar.)____—
____—
common
8-14,1.
1
■
Machinery Corp.
10c
3-28
|
[
I
8-31
(quar.)
Products
Food
National
8-13
-i
2 .1
9-
1
8-31
34c
$1.25
(accum.)
Dairy Products Corp,
8-23
25c
—
preferred
44c
$1.23
(quar.)
Gallon Products,
Extra
Investment
Wire
8-14
8-7
59%c
—
&
1
8-13
9-1
Co.
_
8-14
9-
40c
(quar.)
shares
Chemical
3-28
11c
(quar.)___
8-31
Foundation—
Income
Beneficial
8-28
$1.25
(quar.)__
common
Corp.
Gas Co.,
common
preferred (quar.)_
6%
—
(quar.)
Hartford
Co.—
com.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—_—____—_———
4.92%
preferred
(quar.)_
Central Steel
9-
50c
4%
&
Hercules
40c
preferred (quar.)
Illinois Public Service,
Mining
Ordinary
8%
9- 1
9-15
t20c
B
Central
3- 4
10- 1
10-15
—
Chemical
Hiawatha
—
4.75%
3-
4-1-60
Ltd.—
4%
preferred
(quar.)_
Capital City Products (extra)_____
Carpenter
Paper
(quar.)——___—___——Central
4-1-60
170c
.
Co.,
Harshaw
t$1.10
4
_____
__—_—____<
_______
Harman,
preferred
Plywood
+37%c
(quar.)__
(s-a)
Natural Gas
&
5%
Harbor
9-4
10-
f87'Ac
-_.r-
Canada
Handy
8-14
9-4
1
10-
____:
9-15
10-
30c.
(quar.).
(quar.)____
Supply Co.
Pacific
9-15
1
t87'Ac
t87%c
(s-a)____
(s-a)
Shares
Tool
Machine
National Rubber
1
27%c
______—_—--
Shares.
Shares
9-15
common
(quar.)_.—_____—
5.40%
Canada
Stock
Steel
(quar.)—__.—25c
Utilities,
preferred
5%
—__—•—
8-28
9-30
1
12c
Shares
8-14
9-11
56'Ac
—
Mutual
8-28
4
9-
2
9-, 4
5c
8-21.;,
9-15
__
class A
participating
10c
"
2
(quar.)
(Robert) Co., LtcU^—
13c
4
9-11,7'
r
9-
preferred
Nalco
J
i;
8-
8-10
1
(quar.)
B
9-
9-15
10-
10-
9-25
8-18
8-20^
2 J
7-30
9-
1
9-
2
Regulator
(quar.)—
(2-for-l split)
common
9-21
9-21,.J
•
9-10
9-
8-15
1
1
9-15
9-
7'Ac
3c
—
Equipment Shares
Railroad
10-
9-
Chemical
9-10
8-21-.it
1
Fuel
40c
4
1
Munsingwear, Inc., common (increased)
45c
5'A%
preferred
(quar.) _—26'Ac
.
(quar.)_:
California-Pacific
9-
1
Montrose
4c
'—...
Shares
Railroad
pfd.
_
Utilities,
$1
9-15: yr
10-
Mountain
12c
2
-—
—
...—_—_
Cement
Mitchell
8-10
,
1
$1.08%
$1.11'A
—
—
(quar.)
Portland
Monarch
8-25
9-15
-9-10
10-
10-
8-14
9-15
8-25./.«
10-
8-21
10-
9-15
>
96'Ac
8-21
25c
1
Appliances Co.—
preferred
6c
:____
—
.
(Del.)—
10-
3°c
45c
30c
10c
95c
97'Ac
1
$1.25
8-2
8-31„^
■<-9-15
25c
8-31
5c
.'
—
(quar.)—
Minneapolis-Honeywell
8-21
10-
6c
—
—^—
Shares
Shares
preferred
Mine Safety
Equipment
-——
±——
_________—.
4.457*
North
Shares
Shares
preferred
7c
-—
Shares'
Industrial
9-10
—
(quar.)—
8-15
10-
8-31
9-10
35c
(N. Y.)
Disintegrating (quar.)——-—_____
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.807* pfd. (quar.)
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)—
3.85%
preferred
(quar.)
;
1
10-
•
9-10
»
15c
37 Ac
Metals
Missouri
7c
—
9-15
10- 1
Ltd.—
- *
(quar.)—
Scott
9-
66c
8-i4_:
8-1,5
pro¬
(quar.)—
Corp.
Missouri
——-
Fund
37%c
(quar.)
a
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Middle States Telephone, 67*
FUNDS
Shares
Co.
Assurance
8-15
593Ac
1
Inc.—
1
10-
8-21,v,
1.8-14
■
8-15
^—
S-
'
Burton-Dixie
9-
;
Cement
8-
9-30
8-14
*
.
9-11
(initial-quar.)_
,>fi 37'Ac
split)_____—__—...
stock
Portland
3-15
—:__
Fund
1
——___
1
the "common
of
(quar.)
Robbins,
common
(2-for-l
4c
1
1
Ltd.
&
National
__—.—.___
Fund..
Bond
Bond
INDUSTRY
New
Medusa
income.
Fund:
Administered
Automobile
McKesson
1
DIVIDENDS
Capital Growth
10-
.
•
4
—
National
investment
10-
1
Shoes,
8-15
1
8-10
4
9-
;t
-8.-15,,,
9-1
37'Ac
^>-f;30c
,-t$3
-25c
Mays (J. W.), Inc. (quar.)
25c
Maytag Co., new common (initial quar.)——
40c
McCormick &
Co.
(quar.)—
35c
9-30
9-15
1
•9-
Manitoba Sugar Co., Ltd., 6% preferred (s-a)
Mathews Conveyor Co.
(quar.)
2
10-10
25c
FUNDS
10-1
10-
—__
9-
(quar.)
9-21
Inc.—
from
GENERAL
(quar.)
—
A
50c
50c
9-
—____
class
&
Group Securities.
8
)__
___—
(quar.)
9-15
:
(quar.)
Docks,
10-
R.)
(initial
com.
new
(quar.)_
Mfg. Co.
(W.
■___
9-15
(quar.)
participating
10-15
preferred
Grace
on
17'Ac
____
(quar.)
t50c
-
(quar.)
2
9-15
of
—
___;
Co.
(quar.l_
common
(quar.)
Corp.
8-14
169c
(s-a)__
-_
9-18
55c
J37%c
A
.
Bruswick-Balke-Collender,
Co.
1
Genisco, Inc. (quar.).
Georgia-Pacific Corp.,
5%
split
(quar.)
Rubber
t62c
——-
Ltd., cl.
1
54 'A
(quar.)__
&
t56c
—__
___.
10-
7-
8-15.
1»
9-
shares.
Maher
53'Ac
preferred
Tire
Gorham
22
Magnavox Company (quar.)
9-18
5%
preferred
5.28%>
split
9-18
55c
(quar.)
t$1.19
■
_______—1——
5l/c
preferred (quar.)
5%%
preferred
(quar.)___.
Drug
9-
t53c
(quar.)—______
8-20
two-for-one
1
shares.
common
Payments
(quar.)
preferred
9-19
.8-5
t$l
____
preferred
5'/c
8-14
1
Ltd.—
preferred
Brunswig
1
8-15
93%c
%%
Packers
9-11
20c
(quar.)
(S-a)
9
10-
1
10c
50c
Electric,
Columbia
10-
12%c
<s-a)_—:———
(initial)
4% %
B
8-17
8-17
2%
(increased)__—___
Drilling Co.
Columbia
Class
1
1
three-for-one
proposed
preferred
General
——,—
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)______.
British
9-
9-
Co—
4%
4
50c
._
Insurance
___
Bristol-Myers, new
3%%
preferred
British
4'A%
1
'
Life
Hathaway Inc.
Co. (quar.)
Mfg.
the
8-14
50c
_
(increased)
Co.
dividend
Brewstei-Bartle
$.033
—
a
posed
1
1
17%c
,25c
15c
—_______——
Oct.
on
10-
8-10
50c
1%c
30c
'10c
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
1960
(quar.)__
4.75%
Berkshire
9-17
on
Publications
Co.
28c
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stockholders will vote
4'A7*
(quar.)
4.40%.
Co.
8-20
56c
on
6-17
Bag
9-15
55c
(quar.)__2
Stockholders will vote
Ltd.—
Standard
Magnavox
4.35%
Telephone & Electronics Corp.—
Common (increased-quar.)
8-11
Mfg.
MacFadden
8-20
8-20
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
$2.25
9-
Bros,
8-14
9-15
9-15
—
Lykes Bros. Steamship (quar.)__
Lyon Metal Products (quar.)„
9-15
50c
—
(quar.)
_'
1
Stock
1
9.
1
3
Ohio—
9-15
Beneficial
9-
8-
Luminator-Harrison
Merritt-Chapman &
_
of
9-
Bemis
8-15
34c
$1.25
Co.
Inc. (quar.)
__—5c
Counselors Aquar. )jim____
20c
.—
8-12
(quar.)
Lockwood, Kessler & Bartlett, cl. A
Loyal Protective Life Insurance Co.
60c
(quar.)
Bearings,
-
8-17
1
-
(quar.)
15c
(quar.).
Beauty
-
9-15
9-
25c
(quar.)
series
Telephone
General
8-28
180c
(quar.)___.
:
8-21
Engineering
15c
+.
preferred
voting
1
.____
9-15
3%
(quar.)
10-
Ordinary
8-17
General
(quar.)_
Eeecham Group,
9-15
25c
;_
15c
Belden
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
$.026
(quar.)
(Ga.)
preferred
$2.20
7
60c
Ltd.
8-17
;• /
(quar.):
$1.183A
(quar.)
Motors
$3.75
8-27
9-
Y.
._.
Canada
Works
9-15
Company
18c
pfd. (quar.)__:
General America Corp. (quar.)__
General Builders Corp.—
5% conv. preferred (quar.)
5
30c
N.
t37%c
125c
D.)
9-
10c
..
——
Lester
(H.
..
>HoUtcr*
-
Payable x)f
________
Co.
series
——
dividend)
Inc.
Lee
-When
'
30c
$1.25.,
1%
(quar.)
com.
(stock
Inc.
8-23
$1.12'A
(quar.)
:
Acceptance Corp.,
preferred (quar.)__
conv.
G.),
8-21
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
Inc.
Power,
(quar.)
(R.
9-15
45c
dividend
Light
60c
8-21
8-2C
5c
Building & Equipment (quar.)—
Bankers
com.
District
preierred
9-10
17%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
rets,
Superior
Tourneau
$1
General
General
Baltimore
_____
(quar.)
Utilities,
Corp.
$1
60c
—
(quar.)
Le
55c
35c
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
2nd
Dairies,
8-25
40c
—
dep.
8-10
,
9-1
12- 1
$.025
(quar.)__
7-30
Ltd.—
60c
:—
(quar.)__
Inc.
Gas
8-21
of
(quar.)
Products
Motor,
Stock
8 21
9-15
9-10
8)
Climax, Inc.,
1
25c
30c
(quar.)__
pfd. (quar.)
common
preferred
Foremost
9-15^.-8-21
25c
& Foundry
(quar.):
subject
to
approval
split
25c
25c
.1
(quar.)_—
Foreign Power Co.
Machine
(2-for-l
Inc.
8-
Per
" Share
,
50c
(quar.)__
preferred
Public
Garrett
.___
Line
Barge
Lake
8-31
___i____
_______
Commercial
8-13
.
Lear,
' .'
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Amer.
_
H.),
Company,
conv.
Florida
(quar.)___.
(M.
2nd
$1.12
50o
$1.50
(quar.)_
preferred
22Vic
'
I'!
v •
Name of Company
„
57o
Battery
Corp.
Fishman
8-18
9-
1
8-27
A
Hniaern
Payable of Kea
15c
(quar.)____
Fairbanks, Morse & Co.
Farrington Mfg., $1.37%
8-25
5
preferred
Storage
9-30
8-25
_A_:
Co., Ltd., com.
A. (quar.)_______
Electrolux
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
American
4%7*
9-30
A
class
25c
-
_
1st preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Arcadia
50c
$1.02-
American 3akeries Co. (quar.)
American Biltrite Rubber Co.—
American
Jf€2S
$1.31'A
_
—
_
(quar.)
preferred A
9-30
(quar.")-
Eddy Paper
25c
(quar.)
__L
Common
Holders
When
Share
(
Eagle-Picher Co. (quar.)
Ecuadorian Corp., Ltd. (Bahamas)
$1
When
\vp.-V
V-V
Company
Hosiery Mills—
class
Payable ol Rec.
$25c
___
Allis-Chalmers Mfg; Co., com. (quar.)
4.08%
preferred
(quar.)_
A His. (Louis)
Company (quar.)___.
Alpha Beta Food Markets Inc.—■
5%
Per
.
Share
Ltd.
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.- (quar.)__Allied
6%
Electric
Company
Steel
Durham
an¬
previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Algoma
V
Name of
Duquesne. Brewing
Dividend announcements
tables,J In
•
;
DIVIDENDS
•
(569)
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
9-15/
9-
1
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
8-31
8-14
9-10
8-10
9-10
8-10
9-15
8-21;'
9-18
9-
4
8-31
8-
3
9-12
8-29
9-10
8-20
8-15
8-
8-15
7-31
1
8-10
9-
5
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
9-18
8-23
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(570)
Per
Spiegel.
Inc.,
Extra
18).
$1.12 %
9-
9-11
62VL»c
9-10
93 %c
10-15
—
preferred A fquar.)
Structural Steel, Ltd.——
State
Capital Lite Insurance (quar.)___
State Fuel Supply
fquar.)
___
Stauffer Chemical Co. fquar.)
—
Steinberg's, Ltd., "class A
Sunshine Mining fquar.)
Susquehanna Coip.—
(Two-for-1 split subject to approval
stockholders Aug. 8).
3%%
Fibre
Co.,
Preferred
15c
9-
8-17
1
4
9-30
5c
8-31
7%
5%
9-15
8-14
12-15
8-28
8-14
8-31
8-
B
Class
fquar.)
8c
—_
25c
___
fquar.)
1
9-15
Anheuser-Busch.
1
9-4
Arden
31 lie
10-
1
9-
4
31IR
preferred B fquar.)
5% preferred (initial series)----.__
Timken Roller Bearing
fquar.)..'.
'
Toronto Elevators, Ltd., new com; (initial)...
5%
;
.
10-
1
9-
4
Artists
9-
1
8-20
! 10c
9-
1
8-20
Public
Arizona
(quar.;
Testing
S
9-
IOC
fquar.)———J,
Oil
8-
7
7-30
•17I/uC
9-
1
8-14
-$2.50
Virginia
Voi-Shan
Dare, Ltd.,
Industries,
Mold
Vulcan
Inc.
fquar.
9-
1
8-14
25c
:±
fquar.)
Co.
Iron
<fe
pfd.
5%
13114c
9-
1
Louisiana
6-15
12 %c
fquar.)
Arkansas-Missouri
Common
8-28
9-15
4.65%
WJR (The Goodwill Station)
Walgreen
Company
:
stock dividend
fquar.
(quar.)
—
.
——
Weingarten
(J.)
'
Class
Coast
■West
Telephone,
stockholders
Whitehall
JjSund.
(quar.)
Below
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-17
9-
Class
1214c
9-10
8-14
30c
9-
8-21
8
40c
■
3
3
8-20
9-
5
8-17
,
this
week,
being
these
in
given
B.
ACF
of Company
C. Vending Corp. (quar.)—
Wrigley Stores (quar.)
Common
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Advisors
Co.
.Atlantic
5%%
Atlantic
the
Atlantic
dividend
Aeroquip Corp (quar.)
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores.
Air
Reduction
4.50%
Akron
Alabama
6%
Co.,
Gas
(quar.)
4.60%
Alabama
(quar.)
(quar.)
Tennessee
convertible
Business
Allentown
Natural
Gas
Allied
preferred
Machine
Portland
Chemical
Control
Allied
Mills,
4%
(quar.)
Portland
Inc.,
B
7-28
8-14
7-31
9-
5
8-18
9-
5
8-18
9-21
Aluminum
$3.75
Cement
Co.
of
Co.
1st
4V2%
9- 4
9-
1
8-
1
5%
(quar.)
10-
1
G%
common
(quar.)
9-1
8-14
9-1
(quar.)_
Note Co.,
American
Can
preferred
American
Chain
American
Dryer
American
net
(quar.)_
common
Fire &
_____
Cable
8-15
Corp.
(stock
Beaunit -Mills,
Inc.,
9-
8-17
7-27
9-10
75c
1
8-15
8-14
8-17
10-
$5
6%
6%
Co.,
6%
Corp.
(quar.)____
preferred
7-21
American
Insurance
Laundry
Maize-Products
4Yz%
7-21
8-
7
9-18
9-
4
4%
9-1
$1
8-17
9-18
4%
8-14
10-
15c
7-31
8-
3
8-21
8-
3
$1.37 y2
8-15
8-
5
Bell
4%%
7-27
Beneficial
9-
8-
1
11-
10-31
(quar.)
20c
1-31-60
20c
3-1-60
Bessemer
(quar.)
30c
'•
Co.,
preferred
preferred
$1.06 V*
(quar.)
99-
7
8-
1
5
9-10
10-
5
4%
8-21
1
Best
9-18
Lime
7%
9-1
8-7
t56c
8-31
8-
8-28
8-12
1
9-15
25c
$1.25
10-
7
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14-
30c
10-
1
9-
10-1-
50c
8-15
%43%c
1%
10-
(Newark,
Co.,
N.
preferred
4
9-4
•
4.75%
J.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
7-21
7-24
1
9-11
9-15
9- 4
(quar.)
Bobbie
8-10
Bohn
9-
Bondstock
4
Tobacco,
8-31
12-15
11-30
8-15
7-31
Food
Stock
$1.18%
8-27
Bourjois, Inc.
9-10
8-27
1
8-14
9-18
8-20
8-18
Stores
Chase
$1.06 y4
'
1
9-15
16!4c
9-10
net
9-
.
Brillo Mfg.
8-14
10-20
8-14
12-22
12-
Brockton
1
9-18-7
9-15
9-
5
6.40%
1
8-10
$3.80
9-10
8-25
Edison
50c
9-30
9-16
preferred
9-30
$1.12ya
9-
1
Brown
8-15
com.
7-31
60c
9-1
8-
7
9-
9
87y2c
10-
1
:10-10
1
10-10
Chilton
9-20
8-28
7-31
pfd.
8-14
1
9-
4%
5
10-
1
9-
5
10-
1
Cities
Brown
Shoe
Sharpe
Co.
City
Investing
7-31
7-31
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
$1.19
10-
1
9-15
$1.34%
30-
1
9-15
8-15
7-31
5%
50c
8-25
12'/ac
8-10
30c
9-1
Co.,
8-14
v
City Products Corp.
10-
1
37 V2C
10-
1
8-
9-10
1
3Cc
9-
1
8-14
55c
S-
1
8-14
Controller
$4.50
&
com.
__—
75c
IV2C
9-
1
$4.50
■
%
:
'
"I' :-
8-14
8-20
7-30
7-31
3c
8-31
8-14
7-15
8-15
>7-31
10-15
8-15
9-30
8-
5
9-21
9-
1
1
10-
7
11-
37%c
10-22
37%c
12-iT
10- a
11-27
$1.25
9-24
9-
4
$1.25
11-25
11-
6
25c
9-28
9-
8
9-
8-21
1
8-14
8-
4
9-14
8-20
37 y2c
8-14
7-15
1
9-15
—.————
(s-a)_
—
10-
$1.18%
;
10-
1
9-15
9-
8
8-14
60c
20c
8-14
20c
8-14
8-14
8-
7
7-24
7-24
65c
Co.
(quar.)
Ry.
Electric
preferred
8-125
1-1-60
l9-15
12-18
Illuminating, com.
(incr.)
——
9-
1
si.i2y2
(quar.)—.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-11
9-15
$1.50
<s-a)
Iron/common
9-30
25c
(quar.)__
Mahoning
preferred
Cleveland
8-20
9-11
•
10c
Cleveisnd-Cliffs
7
8-10
—-
8-14
9-
7-31
25c
(quar.)
Extra
9-21
8-31
8
8!
25c
(quar.)
8-14
1
7-28
8-11
40c
"
87 %c
'
Clark
.*__
7-31
8-14
12y2c
(quar,)
9-
$3
(quar.)
I
Line
9-1
95c
ts-a)
8-15
30c
—
9-15
15c
(quar.)
Co.
Service
Coach
70c
$1.60
(quar.)_
7-31
7-31
<
$1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8-15
Co.—
Apartments
8-31
8-15
45c
(quar.) —
(quar.)———
Corp.
City
1
9-
$1.12%
(quar.)
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, com.
25C
(quar.)
8-15
1
9-15
_■—-——
__—
(quar.)
(Va.)
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Company
Chrysler
7-31
10-
25c
(quar.)
Gas
(quar.)
Com.
Chicago Yellow Cab Co.
9-20
t68%c.
;
9-
10c
1
6-
8-15
45C
$1.12»/2
Telephone Corp.—
4%%
(initial)
9-11
60c
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
Milwaukee. St. Paul & Pacific RR.
Common
(quar.)
:
Common
(quar.)—
——
Series A preferred
(quar.)
Series A
preferred fquar.)
:
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. (quar.)__:
7-31
9-
8-20
t62y2c
Company
&
9-15
8-21
new
1
30c
Bank
preferred
Clearfield
Garden
Brown
$1.75
(initial-qua r.)
Co., 5.60%
Taunton
Brooklyn
9-
com.
preferred
Brockton
40c
32V2c
new
Manhattan
4V2 %
7-22
9-15
15c
Broadway-Hale Stores,
(initial)—_—
9-19
13c
(quar.)
—
income)——
9-30
3%
Corp. of North America, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)_
9-11
10-
$1.12 y2
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common
3 V-2% preferred (quar;)__^_.
12V2c
5%
2
Corp.,
new
com.
(Boston)—
investment
8-
6c
:
1
Fund
8-15
25c
(quar.)
8-28
10-
Chicago,
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
9-10
$1.12 V2
.
(quar.)
com.
Chesaneake
8c
Corp.
..
(quar.)—_____
8-14
invest¬
9-10
9-18
38c
$1.16
9-15
1
■
1
$1.04
30c
investment income)
ll-li
Fibre,
&
Paper
preferred
Common
9-10
1
27c
Service—
75c
(from
1
10-
50c
1
TO-
9-10
12-10
10-
(quar.)_____—
9-15
$1.40
9-21
12-21
2%
Chenango & Unadilla
10-
6
8-14
1
9-
10-
(quar.)—
(From
Bowater
9-
9-
7-20
8-
SI.08%
$1.18%
(quar.)_
Chase
Co.—
i7yac
dividend
30c
8-18
7-20
8-17
$1.12'/a
(quar.HT
preferred
Channing
8-18
9-
(quar.)
(From
9-11
9-
(quar.)
Company
(quar.)____,
Borg-Warner Corp., 32%% pfd.
Borman
9-
9-12
3-10
$1.25
(quar.)__
common
'Champion Spark Plug Co. (quar.)—.__——
Champlin Oil & Refining/
$3 conv. pref. (quar.)——-——
4
36c
Borden
9-15
10-
9-
Corp.,
_______—
35c
common
Br&ss
&
Corp:
8-10
1
.9-12
1
8-10
10c
(quar.)%_;_
com.
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
$1.05
Inc._:
Aluminum
9-
100%
(quar.)__
Brooks,
8-
9-10
7
Co.
6% preferred (quar.) :
Blue Itidge Mutual Fund
ment income)
9-18
Inc.—
(quar.)
60c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Valley Gas & Electric
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.) ;
Bros.
7-24
1
10-
$1.16
(quar.)
Electric,
preferred
preferred (quar.)—____
——
pieferred (quar.)
Properties (stock dividend)
—
Cessna Airciaft Co. (quar.)
Chain Belt Co. (quar.)
—_——_______
Chambersburg Engineering (quar.)_
._'—
9-15
10-
10-
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.) _•_.—___2____——
Louisiana
Champion
1
$1.75
Corp,,
preferred
5.60%
Bloch
1
8-15
'50c
Blackstone
4.25%
9-
50c
(quar.)
Steel
8-28
$4
common.—.
(quar.)
9-11
/
9-11
60c
(quar.)___
Company
9-30
8-25
9-
75c
Century
25c
Black & Decker Mfg. (stock dividend)
Black Hills Power & Light, com.
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
7
25c
8-20
(quar.)
Cement, common
&
preferred
&
'
Co.
8-25
9-10
$1.75
1
5%%.
8
8-15
9-10
ll%c
—
4.757o
8-
1
$1.18%
4!/4 %
(quar.)
Finance
pld.
1
25c
$1.12%
Electric—
&
4.65%
1-13
8-14
25c
4.15%
2-
8-14
8-31
25C
Vermont Public
(increased)
8
8-31
60c
Common
10-14
8-14
1
—
Gas
Hudson
Co.
Stock dividend
9
2-
3-1-60
8-
8-27
9-
—
Central
12-
15c
(quar.)___
(quar.)_____——_—
Soya
8-10
1
8-14
9-10
56 V)c
——
________
_!
________.
Central & South West Corp.
8-17
1
7-30
40c
(quar.)—^__—
Central
5
1
9-
15c
:
8-
9-
$1.18%
common.;
8-14
8-14
50c
Va %
4.50%
8-14
8-17
15c
(quar.)
common
Mfg.,
1
9-
5
8-14
5c
pfd.
(quar.)
Central Securities
9-1
25c
3
8-
9-10
20c
;
(quar.)
Central
8-31
15c
Howell
&
7-27
•9-15
50c
8-
8-12
.—
Co., $5 conv.
Georgia Ry. Co.—
preferred
4.64 % preferred
8-26
9-5
40c
Corp
Instrument
of
4
9
7-31
75c
preferred
(quar.) _____—
—
/
preferred
(quar.)
—
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)__;
.___•_
Central Illinois Light, common (increased) —
7-31
9-
7-3x
5%.
(quar,)_____
preferred
2nd
4V2 %
8-10
8-21,
1
8-15
—
4.35%
15c
8-21
9-
8-15
t$1.25
(quar.;,__
*.
Foundry
4
45c
A__
$1.25
&
8-
1
9-
150c
—
——
class
7%
Co.,
I.)
(J.
Central
7-31
8-14
1
9-
______
< quar. )
Common
8-21
8-24
115c
(quar.)__——
Plywood Corp.
Common
8-10
class A (quar.)
conv
preferred
Central
9-30
3-14
•7-15
8
9-
f$1.06
(quar.)—_
common
Central
12-31
20c
preferred
8-11
8-15
3%
z
preferred
8-11
1
8-14
8-15
f20c
j20c
—
Co
&
7
8-
1
9-1
IS 1.25
.
Caterpillar Tractor Co., common (increased)
4.20%
preferred (iuar.)
1—
8-15
(quar.)
preferred
4%
1
9-10
18%c
1
pld.
4J/4%
tquar.)_.
E.)
9-
25c
%
6 V2 %
3%
(quar.)
9-1
Extra
t80c
dividend).
10c
f 15c
50c
pieferred
(quar.)__.
preferred
(quar.)
Scott & Co.—•
Cascades
of
Common
9-22
20c
Machinery Co
Climax
preferred
8-28
10c
(quar.)
Corp.,
$1.50
(3-a)
(quar.)_
American
Metal
4 Va
7-31
7-20
10-15
9-30
Firie,
Carson,
Case
(extra)—
Common
8-10
10-20
$1.50
(Md.)
American
preferred
8-10
8-20
8-15
1-15-60
8-14
9-
.
Company
Corp,,
4 V2 7>
25c
(quar.)
$1.50
Insulator
American
Shoe
S.)
30c
(monthly)
preferred
preferred
Indemnity
9-
$1.50
1
1
10-15
+50c
—
.___
(quar.)
Steel: Co.
1-15
7-13
$1.50
1
'I fast,
ixi»cSiuteLl
lstock dividend)
(L.
Cenco
Co.
9-
10-
+S1.50
< s-a)
Co.
Corp
Carrier
10c
(quar.)
1
10-15
—
Carpen'er
8-10
1
10-
15c
(quarterly from net in¬
Carpenter
7%
(increased-quar.
common
(quar.)
Hardware
75c
30c
Corp.
Supply
American
Carlisle
4.80%
_____
Guaranty
pfd.
Mills
Carborundum
1-15-60
t4c
fl8%c
Ltd.. com.:.-
Co.,
(quar.)_:
Capital Plastics
from
_
Ltd.
preferred
Cannon
7c
—
8-31
:
•
—
Utilities Ltd.,
Canadian
10-15
10-15
8-31
1
Ltd.
___.
preference
5%
7-24
25c
1
10-
•
8-20
8-15
10-
preferred iquar.)___
—_____—_
Cos. Ltd.
(quar.) _>
Canadian Power & Securities, Ltd,—
Canadian Tire Corp., Ltd., com. (quar.) —
7-31
1
9-
J37 V'aC
Canadian Oil
8-14
(quar.)
preferred
Belknap
Boston Fund
■
Products
American
7%
(A.
4%%
9-4
8-10
preferred
Beck
7-31
1
5c
!
(quar.)__.—
Ice
9-
9-30
8-14
j31!4C
5%
1
3
Ltd.—
5V2%
Inc.
Corp.—
Hospital
98-
8-15- -8-6
preferred
Cigars,
42c
:
(quar.)
American
8-14
1
8-17
50c
___.—
(increased)—-—
common (quar.)__
(quar..)______.—__—
Inc.
common
7-31
1
9-15
50c
130c
Ltd.,
liitTiiatlonai
Ltd..
40c
(quarterly
Mortgage
Bayuk
25c
American
8-14
8-21
(quar.)
+
income)
Canat.taii
9-15
(ouar.)
&
9-24
25c
Home
1
9-
Bayless (A. J.) Markets
Bayview Oil Corp., 6%
Casualty Co. (Orlando, Fla.)
Greetings
(quar.)
A
9-
t36c
10-1
35c
62VaC
dividend)
(quar.)
F*urniture
B
1
7-31
8-la
10-
fSl.15
(quar;)
nniar. )
preferred
vestment
8-21
8-10
1
8-15
ioc
tloc
Fairbanks-Morse
Canadian Fund.
50c
class a (stock
(stock dividend)
35c
Power
American
Class
9-
8-14
6c
9-24
3%c
(quar.)__
American
Class
8-24
8-24
9-
.
Drawn Steel,
preferred
6%
9-1.5
4
:
Blaw-Knox
.
Quarterly
Quarterly
American
CO J
4
'—
+
convertible preference
(quai.i
Canhers. Ltd., class A (quar.)_r__
•Canadian
8-24
9-15
J31c
Bastian-Morley Co.,
Inc.—
income)-
American Enka Corp
American
1
(quar.)
6%
Piano,
Bond
Class B
75c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)—_—___
Electric
8-
8-
Barry Controls,
8TA-C
common
&
1
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
Br.works,
Canaaian
3-
dividend)
"A"
Barber-Ellis of Canada,
J25c
(quar.)„_
Co.,
9-
(quar.)____.
preferred
Bethlehem
____
Business Shares,
(Quarterly from
1
9-21
t quai.,
Co.
Ltd.
Vinegars,
7-31
8-31
115c
Canadian
7-31
8-
8-28
(quar.)
Malting, Ltd.
51.25
8-20
common
(quar.)
Life Assurance
Canauian
1
Ltd.,
4
+25c
f32]/2c
A
Canada
9-11
—__
1
10-
30c
933/4c
(quar.)_.
Inc., common
preferred
American
1
9-11
—
America
6
Ltd.—
preferred
Bank
1
9-
preferred
Bankers
9-11
tl2y2c
_______
preferred
American
88-
9-14
(quar.)_
preferred
Baldwin
9-11
3c
(quar.)—;
American Aggregates, common (quar.)—
5% preferred (quar.)_
3%%
7
(4c
Bailcy-Selburn Oil & Gas,
8-6
9-1
37Vic
;
—
Canada
American Airlines,
8-
:
America,
of
preferred
2nd
(quar.)
quar.)
(quar.)-.
preferred
Aluminum
—_____
fincreasdd-quar.)_____
common
Ltd.
(quar.)—
Canada
50c
income)
Collieries
5%%
10-
50c
—
75c conv. pfd.) (quar.)
Co.,
(increased
Aluminium,
7%
9-1
25c
—
Foils,
7
3%
—
Ltd;, common (quar.)___.-•_
(quar.)
Dominion Sugar Ltd.
&
8-
50c
(quar.)
Fund
8-14
1
f55c
from invest- j
capital gains)
r
(quar.; ___——____
(stock
9-
—
preference
Class
(quar.)__
from
Mines, Ltd.
investment
25c
Class
6%
Gold
Electronics
7-31
7-31
Canada
(quar.)______
(Tulsa)
Fund
7-31
8-15
5%
—,——_
33 VbC
34 %c
Canaan
9-
$4.50
(s-a)_
7-31
7-31
6
1
7-31
b-J 5
8-15
8-
1
7-24
8-15
31 %c
9-15
9-
9-14
1
8-15
30c
7-31
4
9-15
10-
28 %c
2IV2C
Co.
8-15
1
-10-
Service
32'/2c
$1.30
8-14
17.%c
(quar.)
linitial-quar. 1
com.
(quar.)
7-31
8-15
$1-
.
..
5
4
7-31
8-15
8-15
$2
■
8-
9-
8-15
17'/2C
8-15
9-15
$1.3iy4
,
I
8-15
Canada Cement,
8-31
9-15
9-11
9-
9-15
33c
9-
40c
25c
$1.25
37Vzc
55c
10-15
20c
_—
1
8-11
33'/2c
9-
30c
Conn.
Co.
Bathurst Power & Paper Ltd.,
(quar.)
.«%■_
8-21
Ry,—
common
income and 3c
Ayshire
9-1
30c
Stores
Allison Steel Mfg.
4%
10c
tl5c
62y2c
$2
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Alpha
Alsco,
8-28
I2V2C
A
7-31
9-11
7-24
75c
(quar.)
Co.
Inc.
8-14
30c
Extra
Allied
Axe-Hough ton
8-10
$1.15
2
class
Co..
Devtdopment
Corp.
.Avnet
8-28
$1.50
(s-a)
Cement,
Laboratories
8-20
8-25
9-11
$1.05
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)2
(quar.)_.
Allied
Allied
9-10
9-10
Avco
10-1
40c
—
—
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry.—
6%
preferred (quer.)„
Alleghany Corp., $4 prior pfd. (s-a)
6%
Allen
10-1
10c
Power, $4.20 preferred
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—_______—____
1
9-15
25c
men);
$1.12'/2
__
(quar.)
Corp.,—common
preferred
Alabama
1951 series
Mfg.
%
9-
9-
3-14
8-20
25c
;—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred (quar.)
5.08%
(quar.)
preferred
5.50%
(quar.)_
preferred
Cal Ray Bakeries, Inc.
(Calif.)
(Stock dividend)
7-31
9-28
Quarterly
Atomic
100%
(quar.)—._
Fe
of
RR,
Insurance
9- 9
25c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Brass
———s.
Ltd.
Life
Atlas
8-3
5c
—._
7-31
..
1
25c
—
Co.
Line
Re ining
9-30
9-15
1
(quar.)—__
del Golfo Sugar.
-Brass-' Foundry
(quar.)„.___
.Atlas
of Rec.
9-
f$1.25
-—
Fund
Stock
Coast
Aunor
——
9-
.
class.A' (quar.)
Inc.,
& Santa
Line
Coast
Atlantic
8-11
8-25
7-31
______
Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
preference (s-a)___
tl5c
——-—.-/
———
—
—
15c
.
——
Industries
Wire
—
.——
preferred, (quar.
(quar.)
Acme
Acme
Payable
1
(quar.)__
com.
common
Lines,
Topeka
130c
incorporated (quar.)——
i__
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
Class
Truck
9-
40r
—
Co.,
Atlantica
25c
..10c
_—
Associated
1
(qdar.)_______
(quar.)
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Ry.
Holders
When
Share
AMP,
Goods,
Dry
9-
(quar.)
______
Refining
&
7-31
Common
not yet paid.
Per
A.
Oil
.pfd.
preferred
(quar.)_______
2nd preferred
(cjuar.)__
Atchison,
preceding table.
Name
(quar.)
1
(q.iar,)
8-15
5.20%
9-
(quar.)
4%%[
1
9-14
5.36%
Vic
10-
7-31
9-
+5c
(quar.)
tquar.)
com.
new
preferred
1V2C
8%c
56c
2!c
preferred (quar.)__:
—_—
Associated Telephone.& Telegraph Co., com.
$4 participating class A (quar.)___——
8-20
9-
.
5.25%
.
9-18
9-
50c
V..:
9-30
50c
(quar.)
announced
preferred
Corn.,.
Puritas Witt.r
S-
A
Ashland
$5
—
——
(increased-quah;_
S'1.50
40c
(quar.
________
/Artesian Water, common
8-17
1
5.28%
30c
(qilar.)
8-15
35c
—
(quar.)
5.30%
7-31
Canada
(quar.)
9-25
31c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-20
1
9-15
8-11
10-20
26 %c
Water
8-14
1
9-
25c
$1.16%
,75c
35c
93%c
8-25
25c
(quar.)
pacxing,
9-11
25c
(quar,)—~_
Aluminum Co., common"(quar.)
;Equipment
preferred
preferred
preferred
$1.08%
.
15c
(quar.)
Co.
California
Co.—
common
convertible
35c
give the dividends announced in previous
The list does not include divi¬
we
weeks and
dends
Co.
Arrowhead
36c
....—
—
Iron
Aro
4
Associated
„..
Co.
Extra
Woodward
4
5i
Westpan Hydrocarbon Co. (quar.).—;—
Weyerhaeuser Timber (increased-quar,)
Woodward Governor
8.'
5'/V%
4.40%
62'/2c
6-19
25c
Cali orinu
8-10
—
7
8-12
100%
(increased)
Power
1
<qi.ar.i___
8-
~
(quar.)
Interstate Telephone
California
60c
preferred
.$3.7.5
Arnold Altex
4
9-
8-14
9-15
$1.20
Cork,
8-
30c
—
Oct
8-20
10 c
Auto
Armstrong
8-20
5
8-14
30c
—
$1.44 pfd. fquar.)
Supply, common fquar.)——
$4.80 preferred (quar/
Western
.Maryland
Ry.
(stock
dividend)
(2,/2-for-l
split
subject
to
approval
of
Western
10-
10c
.(dxtrapaaij^c-j^—
common
A. (extrai—..—-._u_
(increased)
8-19
3
9-11
40 c
3%
—.,
Wells-Gardner
9-
8-10
9-
—
(quar.)
Co.:
•
Corp.
8-12
1
30c
—
Power
preferred
9
9-
—
—
1
units-
Ink
9-
1
Gas
(quar.)
Steel
Armco
10c
Oil
9-
59c
Corp.
Fuel
8-10
ulectrxc
California
J25c
(quar.)—
Arkansas
1
Calixornia
12V2C
(quar.)
Arkansas
_
9-
,
7
9-
(quar.)
Cement
1
27
8-
10c
9-
—
1
_______________
preferred
Bldgs.
8-10
______
7
9-
Co
75c
(quar.)
(quar.):
preferred
preferred
3
3
30c
7
8-
——
Calgary & Edmonton Corp., Ltd.
98-
50c
—
stock
8-17
9-22
30c
(quar.)
7
8-
1
$1.12%
Calaveras
8-17
f30c
8-
1
$1.05
8-17
1
1
99-
3
8-
1
—
common
preferred
Terminal
15c
(quar.)_;
$4.35
Terminal
25c
common
$2.40
7-31
1
i$i
(annual)
A
Co.—
Southern
Utah
Ltd.—
Bush
Bush
9-
37V2C
<quar.)__
common
Service,
8-25
9-
9-
$1
ordinary
convertible
$1.25
8-10
8-15
15c
34 %C
8-
8-13
Corp.—
1
9-
SI
—
7
8-
1
1
87>/2c
dividend
9-15
60c
preferred (quar.)
$2.36
preferred
(quar.)
9-18
9-30
40 c
—
preferred
non-cumulative
5%
U
fquar.)
Growers,
Grain
United
Corp.
8-31
Ltd.,
Biscuit
Burry
7
9-
9-
30c
Burndy Corp. (quar.)
Burroughs corp. (quar.)__
8-10
8-12
——
$1.10
United
1
8-20
60c
(increased-quar.)
Oil,
BUrman
Stock
25c
participating preferred
Participating
—1
Argo Oil Corp. (quar.)—
Argus Coip., Ltd., common (quar.)_
UOc
-
Inc.
8-24
4
(quar.):—__
—
common
Corp.,
Co.,
1
9-
9-
$3
8-20
9-10
50c
Farms
9-1
9-
(quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A
10-
25c
■
9-15
1
10-
25c
—
common
Extra
10-
Electric
"
9-24
8-20
1
'10c
Industries
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_L
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
41/2%
2nd pfd. (quar.)___
40c
preferred <quar.)_—
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Anchor Post Products (quar.)
Anderson
1
1
I
in¬
net
(increased»___
Inc.—
4%
—
5V2%
3
9-
from
(quarterly
common
3'/2%
31'Ac
——
.
Co. Tquar/
Inc..
Common
Corp.—
(quar.)
Works,
Water
American
9-15
$1.75
Co.
Tobacco
"American
Television-Electronics
Thorofare Markets,
Gobain
American Steel Foundry
1
1
9-
■
3%
Fund, Inc.—
(From investment
income)
Thomas Industries,
class A fquar.)—:
9-
12-28
3c
$2
(stock dividend)
7-28
1
8-
27c
1
————
—
(quar.):
American Smelting & Refining
20c
1
9-
$1.25
—
„.
preferred
prior
American Seating
3
9-
Sanitary-
.
(quar.)—
American-Saint
of
8-
9-15
15c
(quar.)
preferred
8-17
9-15
si
$1.25
(quar.)
Ltd.
_
9-
9-
9-
25c
(quar. t
8-11
9-15
35c
(quar.;
income)
Burlington
30c
(quar.)
Common
9-15
1
10-
30c
•*-:
& Standard
Fund.
vestment
Co.
Holders
1
9-
25c
(quar.)
common
preferred
5%
BuIIock
__
(incr.)
com.
(quar.)-—:
Radiator
Company,
Bullocn's,
(quar.)
Chemical,
preferred
$5
9-10
—
&
Potash
American
11-30
9-21
12 V2C
preferred
$4
8-12
9-
f 10c
fs-a)
International
Taylor
9-10
8-20
12-15
Co.—
Pipe & Construction
American
lc
Co.
Line
Pipe
Buckeye
11-30
40c
(quar.)—*.—-————
Quarterly'
American
8-19
25c
fquar.)
iquar.i
common
Photocopy Equipment
12-7
12-15
—-
American
9-30
9-28
12-21
6
Budd
*—
______
News Co,
8-17
15c
fquar.)
Si Fenn Co., common
4.32%
convertible preferred
Taylor
1
8-
(Galveston)
____—T—
American
8-14
.
U5c
Standard
Extra
3
8-27
(Charles)
Brunning
1959
Payable 01 Rec.
Share
Name of Company
8-31
3c
Quarterly
8-28
9-10
j5c
>
9-15
25c
—.——
—
9-15
60c
(quar.)
Corp.
iMotors
National Insurance Co.
American
-
$4.50 preferred .(quar.)———
Spotless Company (quar.)_.
Standard Oil Co. of Indiana <quar.)____
Standard Oil Co. (Ohio), common fquar.
Taylor
American
of
subject to approval
Sept.
stockholders
American Meter Co.
8-28
-
50c
When
Per
Payable 0/ Rec
Share'
Name of Company
•
8-28
9-15
12
;——;
(Three-two split
o/ nee.
9-15
Monday, August 10,
.
Holder1
When
Per
Holders
Payaole
25c
(quar.)
common
___
When
Snare
o/ Company
Name
.
.
9-15
9-
1
45c
8-15
7-20
35c.
si.i2y2
10-
1
9-
4
Volume
190
Number
5871
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(571)
Per
Name of
Cleveland
Company
&
7%*
gtd.
4%
special
Clinton
:i
Pittsburgh
When
Share
Holders
Coca-Cola Bottling
Class A (quar.)
Corp.
1
8-10
5%
1
8-10
10-15
9-30
5%
General
non-cumulative
9-
preferred
1
(quar.)
J43c
8-10
1-15-60
12-31
'57c
non-cumulative
General
preferred
(quar.)__
144c
4-15-60
3-31
J62Vic
8-31
8-17
I31%c
9-15
j25c
10-30
$1
1
<9-
8-10
Dominion-Scottisn
8-
5Ye
1272%
8-25
5
(Cinn.)—
10-
1
!
+20c
9-15
Radio,
Aikman
(quar.)
New
common
20c
dividend.
Monthly
Colorado
Columbian
Combined
Enterprises,
Combined
Locks
Commercial
Co.,
Co.
9-
1
8-15
dividend
class
Quarterly
Assn.
Connecticut
Light
&
Power,
Foods
Co.
Corp.,
dividend
N.
of
preferred
preferred
5% • preferred
(quar.)
Controls Co. of America
&
Varnish
preferred
Cooper-Bessemer
12-15
1
12-
1
10-
H.:), Inc.
L.),
Ltd.
Eaton
Company,
1
9-10
5%
10-15
9-10
4.25 %
preferred
4.875 Ye
preferred
10-
1
9-
1
8-14
8-15
5272c
+
Cork
7-15
9-10
preferred
of
convertible
(Theo.
7-31
7-24
New
Dean
&
&
Electric
Hose
Electronics
9-15
Common
1
Inc.
317.
9-
c
50%*
1
8-10
25c
9-
1
8-
5
7-24
8-11
75c
9-
1
8-11
9-
4
8-21
9-
50c
1
9-10
'
9-10
8-
3
8-25
8-25
75c
9-10
8-25
8-31
8-10
5c
93 %c
t67»c
25c
9-
4
8-21
8-14
7-31
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-
Power
9-
2
32c
28c
$1.75
9-30
12-
1
9-29
Fafnir
9-10
7-15
debenture
Tramway. Corp.—
$2.50
to
Denver
$3.50
Union
1st
8-17
8-14
8-11
9-16
11-17
9-15
Deiroit-Harvestev
Stock
Detroit
Co.
(s-a)
Co.
dividend
Corp.
Raynolds,
&
Class
Class
B
(quar.)
Dictaphone
Corp.,
preferred
A
;
...
Cox
Beneficial
(from
8-31
10-1
C
9-
1
9-
1
7-31
8-15
9-
1
8-14
&
8-10
Class
1
8-10
60c
1
8-
8-28
7
8-13
9-30
(From
8-31
B
(quar.)
A
(monthly)
(monthly)—
(quar.)
8-14
Corp.
Firestone
472%
9-10
First
9-30
9-10
Florida
8-
6
&
Associates
8-15
Hackensack
Hajoca
Halifax
1
Tire
&
9-30
9-10
9-30
9-10
4.40%
9-30
9-10
4.60%
9-
8-14
1
9-15
8-28
5%,
8-14
9-1
Florida
Fund
9-
3
3
Food
9-
3
8-
3
Forbes
9-
4
B
12-6
Ford
Motor
8-15
Fcrd
Motor
8-14
Class
9-15
9-
Class
1
8-10
9"22
A
of
8-29
9-
1
Ford
Motor,
9-15
9-1
Fort
9-14
9-25
9-14
Foxboro
8-15
7-23
Franklin
8-15
7-23
9-
1
8-21
9-
1
8-21
8 Vb %
9-12
9-
8-28
4
8-28
10-26
8-27
8-19
8-10
5Va %
Bond
7-31
1
'1-31
$1
8-15
7-31
Sulphur
Co.
Co.
(quar.)—.
Friendly Finance,
Fruit
of
8-31
8-14
9-
25c
common
(quar.)
9-18
9-11
Gas
37 V2C
8-14
7-31
Gar
the
Inc.,
Co.,
Loom
6%
4%
pfd.
(quar.)——
preferred
(s-a)
a
(quar.)_
—_____
(George A.) Co. (quar.)
<R. E.) Co.
(quar.)
39c
10-
Corp.,
1
9-18
25c
8-31
8-17
25c
.
9-30
9-17
9-
8-14
Ltd.—
(quar.)
._
Steel
Mfg.
$4.3772
8-
1
8-24
35c
9-
1
Hilton Hotels Corp., common
5Ye
preferred A (quar.)
57a%
preferred
&
Cigar
Co.
f20c
1
8-25
7-31
Dynamics
General
Electric,
General
Finance
Co.
of
472%
.__
Mfg.
Hollywood
E.)
Annual
8-19
8-14
Hoover
8-
3
3
Hormel
6%
Horn
B
&
Houdry
15c
9-15
9-
1
Housatonic
9-
1
8-14
9-15
8-20
9-16
38c
5674c
8-15
9-10
8-17
8-
1
8-17
8-
3
50c
9-
1
8-11
$2
10-
1
Corp.
Ltd.
Corp.
(quar.)
50c
30c
8-10
9-21
9-15
7-10
8-13
9-
1
9-
1
7-30
8-14
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
9- 5
12-
5
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
c
15c
9-25
8-14
9-
1
9-
2
8-31
8-14
8-14
5%
&
Public
&
preferred
5.70%
6.25%
Co.,
9-
1
9-13
9-
1
8-15
7-31
25c
8-28
8-
3
9-29
9-
2
(quar.)—
20c
9-11
8-18
20c
9-11
8-18
(quar.)
—
$1.12 7a
Production
Trust
9-18
8-15
7-25
$1.50
8-15
7-25
$1.25
(Del.)
25c
,—_
Corp.,
9-
1
8-14
8-21
7-31
35c
8-20
8-
30c
(quar.)—
9-10
8-25
6
Ltd.
Co.,
9-14
8-14
(quar.)
3l7aC
9-
1
8-18
,—-—
com.
35 % c
9-
1
8-18
175c
317»c
(quar.)
9-
1
8-18
32c
9-
1
8-18
35 %C
—
—
9-
1
8-18
9-
1
8-18
8-20
7-31
39,^0
—
14c
—
60c
(quar.)
-
preferred
S-30
62 72 c
(quar.)
Extra
5%
8-18
12 7a C
common
(quar.)_,
(quar.)_
preferred
&
8-18
8-28
E
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
Foods
8-28
30c
common
Service
Paper
Gas
Hunt
8-19
Y.)
Corp.
preferred
5%
8-29
———
Hubinger Company (quar.)
Hudson
Bay Mining & Smelting
Quarterly
$5.12
8-19
9-13
(quar.)——_—
(N,
Process
Pulp
8-29
20c
(quar()
preferred
Hudson
$35
8-14
a7%>
8-21
$7.50
(quar.)—
A
Hugoton
(quar.)_.
(final)
8-10
9-11
9-
34%
9-17
9-15
20c
7-27
1
12-15
35c
(quar.)
A.)
Hardart
2
8-14
8-14
9-15
(quar.)___—^—
preferred
(George
preferred
11-
1
9-15
6
9-11
$35
common
8-15
9-30
1
8-11
10-
——
common
class A common
11-16
9-
8-28
8-28
8-25
Ltd.
—
Company,
10c
50c
5
$1.25
—
—
Corp.,
47s%*
8-
8-1
8-10
11-
30c
—
preferred
Company,
$4.25
1
8-14
1
9-21
10-
45c
_—
Chemical
2
9-
,
1
8-24
87 72 c
quar.)—
5%
9-
1
10-20
10-
$1.09%
—
Canada,
preferred
(quar.)
Honegger's & Co. (initial)—
12-15
9-15
9-15
45C
(annual)
8-14
8-15
9-10
8-10
$5
Club
9-15
8-15
1
9-15
9-
J
—__
(quar.)
(increased
Co.
Turf
Hugoton
(quar.)
$1.25
145c
t$l,25
12-31
1
9-
10c
(quar.)_—
A
Paper
Homasote
20c
pfd. (quar.)__
Gardner-Denver Co., common (quar.)
General Eaking Co., $3 preferred
iquar.i—
General
Dauch
c
20c
—
8-11
2
9-25
9-
9-
12 7a
91 Tic
(quar.)
(quar.)...——
8-14
10c
iquar.)_
50c
———
9-10
7-
8-14
8-14
11-28
8-28
$1.50
common
9-15
8-10
1
1
9-15
+$1.62
8-24
7
99-
12-28
9-18
$1
;——
preferred
____,
Quarterly
Hires
(Charles
8-25
Co.,
Common
Hinde
$1
9- 2
9-30
25c
——
(quar.)——
Light
7-31
9-
7
9-15
9-17
11-16
(quar.)___—————
preferred
Electric
7-31
9-
c
20c
——
(quar.)
Co.
7-31
37Vic
Co
Co.
Industries,
General
t$1.25
(quar.)
City
Service
Wood
J.)
8-15
30c
Funsten
1
preferred
10c
.__
Quarterly
8-
1
9-10
Class
iquar.)__
Realty
Friedman
11-20
9-10
10-
9-10
8-15
7c
12-14
6
1
8-15
9c
8-21
1
$1.15
3%
8-
9-14
1
Hllo
8-14
Inc.—
a
8-31
8-21
9-
Hooker
Electric (stock dividend)
8-31
9-21
10-
25c
Funds,
9-10
10-
$2.75
series
series
certificates)
Paper Co., common
Heyden-Newport Chemical, com. (quar.)
372%
preferred
(quar.)—__.——
8-14
8
8-20
a27i%>
(quar.)
Custodian
Freeport
Fuller
9-15
(s-a)
7-24
45c
Extra
(s-a)
Company
Fruehauf Trailer
8-25
pref.
preferred
Income
Franklin
472%
8-31
8-10
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)———.——
Hercules Powder Co., 5% preferred (quar.)—
8-18
Wayne & Jackson RR.—
9-25
Ltd.,
Co.r common
60c
9-15
8-28
7-24
25c
J$1.25
—______
7-23
$1.0674
3.90%
8-21
9-11
Ltd.—
(quar.)la
8-27
$1.12 7a
Hobart
Canada
5
9
8-7
+$1.25
—-
_—
72%*
Hensen
15c
—
810-
8-10
122 7a
——
2
35c
——
(quar.)_
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
(voting trust
(quar.)
$1.10
:
1
8-24
9-15
60c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.18%
Co..——
Co.
Co.
common
—
9-11
45c
—____
voting (quar.)
non-voting (quar.)
1
9-
8-21
$25
,
8-20
11-
9-11
14c
Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)_.
preferred (quar.)
Refractories, com. (quar.)_
6%* preferred (quar.)
Hardee Farms International, Ltd., pfd. A—
Hart, Schaffner & Marx (quar.)_.
Hartford Electric Light Co.—
8-10
5c
(quar.)„
7-31
474%
r
(quar.)
1
8-15
c
125c
Harbison-Walker
Field
(quar.)
1
7-31
4
8-12
8-21
Wallace-—
B
8-28
12-15
9-1
lc
Cementing
3.65%
preferred
912-
50c
(extra)__
(quar.),.___—i
4%,
9-10
8-15
25c
—
Co.,
income)—
preferred
preferred
&
Class
4%
8-31
9-
8-10
12-10
$1.16
—
:—_—
(quar.)
Watch
Common
8-12
3174c
Well
preferred
Mfg.
Hamilton
7-31
1
Inc.—
Corp.,
(quar.)
Scotia)
Co.
preferred .-(quar.)_••
Mart, Inc.
(quar.)_
9-14
8-
investment
Power
Oil
Hamilton
8-3
8-17
9-
1
9-
40c
_——
(Nova
Hallnor Mines, Ltd.
Hamilton Cotton Co.,
9-15
4272c
1
9-15
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
Mining
4.75%
1
(From
Water
Corp.
Hammermill
$1.1272
1
9-
175c
(H.
—
9-15
9-
$1.25
Hecla
(quar.)—__——
9-30
62 7a c
preferred
Heinz
(quar.)._
Corp.
5
12c
9-11
—
3
8-
9-30
25c
income)
10-
(s-a)—-—
8-
10c
10-2
Marshall
9-15
20c
—
9-22
see
9-30
1
Inc.—,
11-1
11- 1
Co.
8-14
5%*
(s-a)
8-28
Rubber^-
Stock
Ltd.
9-18
8-21
567ic
9-10
25c
(quar.)
Halliburton
8-21
lc
9-
Corp.—
lc
(Boston)
Growth
9-10
—-
——
(quar.)
preferred
Bank
9-30
—
11-25
8-28
1%
(quar.)—
9-15
9-
12-15
15c
$1.25
Fund
Co.r 4.64%
Mines
8-28
9-1
35c
8-25
127aC
(quar.)
preferred
Power
8-28
lc
(quar.)__
(Marshall)
Fifty
preferred
$5
8-
9-10
20c
8-24
9-16
1
60c
28%c
7-10
1
412 7a
_—;
(quar.)
1
10-
8-12
9-
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—
Gulf Oil Corp.
10-
4
77aC
investment
Gulf
9-30
7
3
9-
40C
(quar.)
Ti_—7Vic
(quar.)
preferred
Filtiol
net
8-24
25c
Inc.
((monthly)——
B
Field
Mutual
8-24
30c
(quar.)—
Class
Co.
Finance
preferred
9-15
$3
Bearings,
Class
Brick
(quar.)_
common
9-15
10-
89-
U27ac
(quar.)—
—:_j_—_______
Consumer
A
conv
Guardian
8-13
25c
„r__—_—
Warehouse
Co.
class A
(quar.)—
Guardian
1
$1.41
(quar.)
Ltd.
Class
$2.25
B
8-14
8-20
25c
Sign & Signal Corp., com, (quar.)—
$1.25 preferred
(quar.)_„
Federated Corp. (Dela.) class A (monthly)-
Gale
Anglo Investment
Bridge,
Compress
Federal Insurance
9-30
25c
:
preferred
Dominion
4
7-27
5%
.
shares
preferred
&
9-
Fund—
Monthly
5%
8-15
9c
Dominguez Oil Field (monthly)
Dominion
8-14
net
)
Dodge Mfg. Corp. (Indiana)
S1.5C
1
8-14
25c
Inc.
iquar.)
dividend
&
9-
9-15
$1
a
Houses
Stock
Dodge
income
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Society, Inc. (quar.)„
Telecasting, common (quar.)—
Gross
(Syra¬
4
15c
,.
Corp.
(quar. 1
Diversified Investment Fund,
investment
Insurance
(quar.) ——
Corp.
Federal
Life
12-
$1
Divco-Wayne
Dobbs
Fedders
Traders
Y.)
12-24
30c
(final)
"20c
1
$1.1272
30c
Federal
15c
,
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Ltd.
&
N.
35c
(quar.)
Diebold,
Inc.
(quar.)
Dicrks Forests. Inc.
Distillers Co.,
(quar.)
:______
Metallurgical Corp.
(quar.)—
70c
—_
."
8-20
40c
(quar.)
15c
A
9-10
9-25
—
______
Grolier
Gunnar
preferred
Farmers
(Houston)
____
Fibre
P.)
3772C
25 c
_______
class
class
(quar.)
4
10%
_
B
Giorgio Fruit,
6%
10c
:
9-18
$5
4
$1
•
8-14
1
8-15
Gas
15c
(quar.).___
1
40c
River
Co.
(H. L.) Co. (stock dividend)
Gregory Industries (quar.)_
Greyhound Corp.
(stock dividend)
Grocery Store Products (quar.)———
8-14
9-
10-
(A.
1
9-
9-15
9-15
75c
Green
15c
9-
62Vbc
(quar.)__
Steel
Devoe
4%
Yard
8-15
8-14
t30c
;
(quar.)
25c
Class
(quar.)______
Green
1
9-
1
9-15
40c
Coal
B
1
8-
15c
(quar.)
____.
West
Class
9-1
30c
9-
,
.
nreferred
Stock
Productions
(quar.)
1
25c
(quar.)_
7-31
8-
131 Tic
—
—
9-24
$2
RR.
8-17
Whitney—
10-
40c
(quar.)
Quarterly
8-14
8-15
8-15
t40c
Quarterly
8-10
1
$3.50
Mortgage Association—
Common
(monthly)
Federal Paper Board. 4.60%
pfd. (quar.)__
30c
(quar.)
stock
Rio Grande V/estern
Desilii
Di
—7
8-10
8-20
10-1
$1.05
._
Great Southern Life Ins.
30c
$1
$1.14
(quar.)____
Inc.__
Dennison Mfg., class A
Ry.
80c
92 7zC
;
___.
Northern
Fall
$1.25
(quar.)_
Northern
Great
9-
$1.25
convertible
$1.07
(quar.).—
Great
8-10
preferred (accum.)—
Fairmont Foods, common (quar.)
4% ' preferred (quar.)—
$1
____.
8-17
9-
8-15
1
8-15
40c
(quar.)
9-21
8-20
1
9-
Power
preferred
Class
Co.
Co.
9-30
25c
(initial)
Bearing
Dredge & Dock
Lakes
9-
20c
Corp., Ltd.—
(quar.)
Paper Co. (quar.)—
4
12c
' quar.)_
8-14
^
8-18
t25c
1
Co.——__;
Paper Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)__
$1.20 Class B pref. (quar.)—_
Federal National
$0.00625
.(quqr.)____*;
8-14
1
Tea
8-31
$1.18%
;
Federal-Mogul-Bower
12 7a
:
1
9-
9-
4
10c
(quar.)
9-
'
1
$2
—
(initial-quar.)
com.
100%,
,
3
8-21
9-
t25c
1—
Lakes
$1.25
5
40c
.
Great
8-14
9-
9-
30c
pfd.
8-14
1
9-
8-
50c
4%
1
43%c
Common
.
Light,
99-
'$1.09
1
8-20
30c
(initial)
A
Lakes
50%
50c
.__
Great
(quar.)_____—_
10-
20c
common.
Pacific
Co.
15c
20c
:
new
&
'
Extra
8-31
Co.,
conv.
preferred (quar.)___________
Railroad, 5% preferred (quar.)_;
Erlanger Mills, common (quar.)__
:
472% prior preferred (quar.)__
;
Fairbanks
9-15
Union
Atlantic
70c
dividend)
8-17
9-11
25c
—__
(quar.)
———
Grand
25c
4.367*
9-18
(quar.)
(s-a)
A
60c
Erie
10-15
Y.)
class
Great.
9-
Corp.
A
(N.
Ltd.,
8-14
Great
8-
100%
Bank
Co..
8-14
12Vic
Fabrex
&
8-14
,
5
C.)—
7%,
preferred
(quar.)
Equitable Gas Co., common
Fansteel
;
preferred
8%
Credit
D.
1
(quar.)—_______
8-20
9-
50c
dividend
Grafton
3
4
35c
——
$1.60
(quar.)____
(s-a)
Co.
(quar.)_—
Batteries
Inc.
(quar.)
National
5%,
8-15
1
9-
60c
—
(Wash.
Stock
Great
1
9-
127ac
Employees Insurance
(quar.)
Employees
Life
Insurance
Government
Class
9-
12 7a e
(quar.)
W.)
(H.
Government
Grace
8-15
30c
(quar.)
——
$1.42
50c
10-15
4c
Ltd.___
preferred
preferred
Denver
Equitable
cuse,
Fund-
preferred
(stock
1
(quar.)
9-1
$1.34
—
Communications
preferred
2
50c
iquer.)
&
5%' preferred
Delta Air Lines,
7%
2
1
9-11
$1.25
dividend)—_______
Rubber
Emporium-Capwell Co.
11-
8-15
9-30
Common
5
8-15
1
30c
$1.377a
$1.4174
4%%
preferred (quar.)_
5% preferred (quar.)__
8-28
Co.-—
3.70%
Denver
J.30c
.
Industries
Gould-National
32V2C
(quar.)
(quar,)
Emery
Industries
(quar.)
Empire District Electric Co.—
11-
JO-
3
8-
________
$1.60
(quar.)
4.23%
4.20%
Ltd.
50c
Corp.,
Class
B
Delaware Income
&
Extra
10c
t50c
Gossard
7-17
1
9-
10c
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Canada), Ltd.—
2
8-
8-15
9-
50c
A
2
8-15
10-23
1
10c
10-
8-25
10-23
40c
Inc.
10-
8-15
10-23
11-15
$2.50
—
common
1
90c
10-23
15
9-
$1.25
Rubber,
1
55c
11-15
11-15
11
$1.30
(s-a)
Nugget,
11-
JlOc
c
627ac
■
11-
(increased)—
75 c
Co.,
Inc.,
(stock
8-21
$1.05
class
(initial)..
4.50%
(quar.)
;
Ltd. (quar.)
72
Wisconsin—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Shale Brick
$1.50
dividend)
Corp.
Electrographic Corp.
10-
Class
7-24
647ac
of
$1.-37Mr"
(stcck
8-20
29c
(initial)
Company
Delaware
6.40%
8-
America—
Turbine
Phipps Stores
Dejur-Amsco
5.687r
8-14
9-15
8-14
7-24
7-2*
8-15
33c
—
preferred
$1.75
—
common
Eitel-McCulloi.gh
9-
45c
Goodall
9-15
25c
(quar.) v
preferred
(quar.)
1+
preferred (quar.)
x
preferred (qu;ar.)__—
8-25
40c
(quar.)
Steam
common
Deere
'
preferred
8-28
5
Golden
8-10
Extra
(quar.
25c
1
8-31
1
1
8-20
4
9-15
7-24
8-15
25c
Co.
Gery
9-
$1.50
9-
preferred
5.65%,
Corp.—
Door
H.)
Inc."
De Laval
t$1.75
9-
572%
Inc.
Products
Gillette
8-14
8-11
9-
8-28
Co.—
(qqar.)
Auto-Lite
,
5%,
8-15
8-15
32
—
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
preferred (quar.)
Gerber
5
5
327ac
—
(quar.)—_—_______
preferred
Genung's,
8-14
5.50%'
1
9-15
1
7-31
10-
$1
(quar.)
1
8-20
1
1
Curtiss-Wrignt Corp.—
Metallic
9-
9-10
9-
Elco
.
9-15
9-
Electric
(quar.)__
1
$1.0874
4
25c
(quar.)
7-31
S-
$1.21875
4
„___
General
8-15
9-15
31 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
30c
___.
; 5.16%
(quar.)____
$5 preferred
(quar.)__________—________
5.36%
preferred
iquar.)
9-
Crystal Oil & Land Co., $1.12 pfd. (quar.)
Cuban-American Sugar Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Cuneo Press, Inc.
Curtis Publishing, $1.60 preferred (quar.)__
7-31
88-
of
Co.
preferred
5.20%, preferred
8-14
9-
(initial)-
8-15
5%
8-28
1
U772c
preferred
1
9-
1
(quar.)
Co.
1
9-
1
1
_______
Kentucky—
(quar;)——____________
9-
9-
33c
(quar.)
Telephone
9-15
9-30
10-
.____
General
9-15
$1.0272
10-
(quar.)__
8-20
7-17
32 72 c
(quar.)
tl4c
—
Trust,
Gas,
preferred
10c
(quar.)
Daystrcm,
Natural
$1.12 72
(quar.)
preferred
8-25
9-10.
:
8-31
60c
Cork & Seal. Ltd. (quar.)___
Crown Cork & Seal Co. Inc., $2 pfd. (auar.)
Crown Finance Co., class A commonCrown Zellerbach Corp.—
Davies
Investment
Paso
8-26
1377-c
Crown
preferred
9-
.
30c
(quar.)
A
International
Steel
13c
(quar.)
Corp.
class
$1.32
9-15
(Md. )-—
Co.,
(increased)
10-
62 Vbc
pfd.
B
8-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Globe-Wernicke
Water
Associates
25c
__
preferred
$1.30
10c
—
Machine
Co.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
A
Mlg.
4.10%
(quar.)
Company, 3%%
Crompton & Knowles
Class
Utilities
Wasning
9-17
El
;
preferred
$1.30
$1.25,
(accum)-—
Econohiic
(quar.)
Crane
Dahlstrom
Eastern
B
1
;
(quar.)
Imperial Mills, Ltd.
A
preferred
7
12 7ac
(quar.I
Gas
$1.00
4
9-18
9-
32 7aC
——
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.32
7-31
9-
22 7a c
preferred (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
8-24
$1.34
(accum.)_
8-23
30c
preferred
(que.r.)_____
9-
(quar.)—__
9-21
9-30
277ac
preferred
8-25
25c
Corp.
8-
__
$1
5
10c
conv.
Lines
States
1
(quar.)
$1.30
8-
9-28
8-20
Calif.—
(quar.)__
8-25
40c
(quar,)____
preferred A
Easy
10-
Air
9-15
common
7-31
1
J30c
Louis & Interurban
preferred
$6
._
common
Cosmos
Class
!_
(accum.)
9-15
(c-uar.)
(W.
$4
67*
i
(quar.)
Corson
5%4%
8-15
y-
93 %c
(quar.)
Natural
$4.20
1
y-15
dividend)
$1.30
8-15
8-15
10-
10%.
5%>
10c
;_
8-14
7-31
8-28
tlOc
(quar.)_
common
of
Co.
preferred
9-10
(quar.)
70c
Industries,
1
9-10
7
"
Ltd.,
9-28
(quar.)_
$1.13
Co.,
A
Co.,
preferred
Crucible
Co.
Wares,
10-1
(quar.)__„
dividend
preferred
i50c
(quar.)
5%>- preferred
A
7%
$7
$1.04
/
9-
Kootenay Power, Ltd.—
1
(quar.)
Telephone
8-15
7-30
40c
preferred (quar.)——
General Telephone Co. of Florid*—
Glen
East
8-
■.
General
472%
8-
8-14
50c
572%*
40c
iquar.)___
Duro-Test Corp.,
8-15
(quar.)
(stock
Corp.
Copper Range Co.
Copperweld Steel
Class
Stock
Duriron
Eastern
27 Vbc
_______
preferred
(quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel
Crown
2
1
S3.75
B
9-
65 %c
Water Co.
(quar.)
Corp. of America, com.
preferred
(quar.)
Continental Can, common (quar.)
Class
1
8-15
8-
4%
Crossett
8-15
preferred
Corp.
Steel
8-15
4
1
8-14
28c
(quar.)—:
35c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Container
(R.
4.80%
Dura
General
8-28
99-
60c
-■
(quar.)
Castings
$1.75
common
(quar.)_
(quar.) __L_—
Ltd., class A (quar.).,
Freres
Steel
8-15
25c
(quar.)^___
Inc.
Refractories
General
1
50c
Inc.,
Dupuis
8-15
Consumers
Crain
9-
A.
Gfeneral
1
,50c
:
preferred
East St.
(quar.)__
6Ye
6
B
iquar.)_
(quar.)
$4.52
Corning
8-
S.
8-17
9-
10c
(quar.)_
Advertising (quar.)
Corp.—
(initial)
9-30
9-15
65c
(quar.)
Utilities
8-15
i
9-
25c
—
$4.50
Paint
Duriham-Bush,
Eastern
Gas
Consumers Power Co., common
$4.1(? preferred (quar.)
prior
U.
9-
30c
(quar.)
Bradstreet,
35c
(quar.)___
Consolidated Theatres Ltd.. class A (quar.)
Consolidated Water, Fowcr & Paper
(quar.)
Consumers Glass Co., Ltd.
(quar.)________
$3
Ltd.,
Outdoor
Public
Holder•
of Rec.
10c
(quar.)___
Co.
Corp
common
75c
(quar.)___
(quar.)*_
Metals
New
1
8-^5
A
common,
preferred
&
7-3t
...
(quar.)
Laundries Corp.
Dun
8-14
preferred
Natural
When
Payable
60c
Corp.
Merchandise
General
Jl5c
Power Co., common (quar.)
7% .preferred A ■ (quar.)__
7 Ye
7 l/2C
__
(quar.)
Y.
___„_
Consolidated
Cook
9-
1
Co.—
Corp.
common
Consolidated
:
9-15
5c
(quar.).
com.
Edison
5%%
7-31
55c
Electrodynamics
Stock
9-
(quar.)
Insurance
Consolidated
Consolidated
9-
...
Consolidated
5
8-15
5%
(quar.)
(Toronto)
Life
...
8-
1
9-30
t50c
General
Quarterly
9-
lie
___.
Connecticut
3
20c
___.
Life
Corp.,
preferred
$1.3772
Gas, common
preferred (quar.)
Confederation
8-
20c
(auar.)___
com.
Foods
General
___________
Duke
8-14
70c
(quar.)_
stockholders
Natural
5%%
8-17
25c
_
<Ky.)
to
7-20
227zc
(quar.)
■
(subject
preferred
4%*
9-17
9-10
+15c
A
approval late in September)
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp., com.
Concord
8-15
60c
j.
Commonwealth Income Fund
Stock
4%
Dravo
10-17
(quar.)__
Ipsur.
8-17
1
2
Ltd.
Company,
5%
Telephone (Pa.) (quar.)
Commercial Shearing &
Stamping (quar.)
Life
1
10-
25c
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
7-31
3oc
(qiiar.i
Ltd.
Paper
Credit
7a c
$1,067.
(quar.)
8-21
8-11
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
1
96
__■
Carbon
Drackett
672C
_n
preferred
Bros.'.
Drewry's,
___;
Milling Elevator
9-11
8-31
(quar.)______
Corp., 6%*
preferred A (quar.)__^_
Corp., common (increased quar.)_,
Industries, Ltd., common,
Dover
8-15
6c
Columbia Gas System Inc. (quar.)
Columbia Pictures Com.—
$4.25
Dorsey
7-23
9-
4%
(accum.)
(initial-monthly)
-
7-31
8-15
9-30
...
(stock
common
144c
Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
Donnacona Paper Co., Ltd. (quar.)____,.
Donnelly (R. R.) & Sons (quar.)
Dover
Colonial Acceptance Corp., class A
Colorado Central Power Co.
Monthly
8-14
Co.—
30c
(quar.)__
Investments, Ltd,—
preference
Donohue
(initial-quar.)
preferred (quar.)..^...,
General
Dominion
(Atlanta, Ga.)
(quar.
Collins
Per;
Share
Name o/ Company
9-
common
&
Holders
9-
(quar.
62c
Colgate-Palmolive
3Vb%
When
Payable 0} Rec.
50c
1
common
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd.—
Collins
Share
Dairies, Ltd.-^
non-cumulative preferred
40c
(quar.)
_
A
Company
87 7a c
guaranteed
4%
preferred (quar,)..
Coastal States Life Insurance
Stock dividend
Class
Name 0/
Dominion
(quar.)
Milling Machine,
New
Per
Payable oj Rec
RR.—
11
Industries,
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
25c
9-15
9-15
8-31
8-31
12 Vbc
8-31
8-17
$1.25
8-31
8-17
(572)
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
s
Per
When
Payable
of Rec.
& Erie Mortgage, new com. (initial)
(Tom)
Peanut
(quar.)
Huttig Sash 6c Door, common (quar.)
iBuron
preferred
5
8-
(quar.)
Co.,
Power
9-15
9-15
$1.25
_
Chemical
Color
Quarterly
Imperial
Extra
(quar.)
6c Paper
common
12-30
12-15
8-20
7-27
Lilly (Eli) 6c Co. (quar.)__—
Lincoln National Life Insurance Co.
Electronics
(name
changed
Electronics)
(s-a)
Indiana
Gas
Indiana
Steel
Products
Industria Electrica
preferred
6%
Steel
Inland
$37 Vic
-
9-
1
8-19
$50c
10-
1
9-18
25c
9-
1
8-14
9-10
8-19
from
1
Co.
Title
12-
3
9-22
9-
Co.
Silver
Utilities
6%
Mutual
Investors
Trust Co.
of
•2.50 preferred
Tcwa
Public
9-
1
8-12
Manhattan
1
$60c
Marshall
3%%
Johnson 6c
Jones
&
Jones
6c
5%
Laughlin
preferred
4%
preferred
4Vi%
$2.50
8-
7
8-
7
1
8-
7
9-
1
8-
7
McKesson
New
1
8-14
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
4V4%
15c
9-
1
8-10
Mead Corp.,
Gold
Monthly,
Ketchum
&
Kewanee
Oil
Co.
10c
30c
"
Merck
Merrimac
9-10
9-
9-10
8-11
1
9-
Metal
cn
00
8-25
8
9-1
8-14
9-12
9-
Common
8-14
9-1
30c
38c
$1.183A
(quar~)~~.
''
———
8-31
8-
5
8-25
1
9-24
8-15
8-
4
9-15
9-
4
15c
8-26
9-15
9-
30c
9-
1
8-11
10-
1
9-10
Class
50c
9-10
8-10
25c
)
8-10
7-29
20c
Knudsen
5%
(quar )
(increased)
preferred A (quar")"""
Co.,
conv.
5%
conv.
5%
conv.
com.
pfd. B
pfd. c
7-31
9-15
15c
(quar.)__
8-31
68 %c
(S.
S.)
1st
7/o
2nd
preferred
(quar )
(quar.)
Lake
of
9-
8-15
1
8-15
9-10
8-18
9-
7-31
1
Mosinee
$1.50
10-
1
~—
9-15
$1.75
11-
1
10-15
10c
(quar.)
Milling,
,
"—
preferred
8-15
5
27c
9-30
9-15
31 Vic
9-30
9-15
;
-8-15
$$1.75
9-
8-
8-
1
8-
7
3
17y2c
"
Bryant, Inc. (~qu~a~r!l
Lanston Industries (quar )
—
~~~
9-16
12-31
12-16
15c
dividend
9-30
17*/2c
Lane
8-20
15c
8-20
8-
5
8-20
8-
9-
8-14
7%
30c
15c
1
5
8-10
7-27
8-17
8-
2 Vic
8-20
25C
(G.
Company
Co.
$15c
Fquar")
35c
(quar)
S-
3
8-10
1
8-17
10-31
10-15
109-
1
4
9-10
8-20
rift lJlmes) & Ccmpnt
£ons (quar.)!""""""—~—
PortlEnd
._
—_ __ _
50c
9-
1
8-17
Leonard Refineries. Inc
Leslie Salt Co. (quar )
25c
9-
1
8-10
10c
9-15
40c
9-15
8-14
lie
8-14
Muskogee
50c
5-10
8-20
9-
8-10
/
(quarT
q ar,)
Ifxington Trust Fund ShVres
~~~
9- 1
9-15
9-7
9-11
8-19
7-27
Class
Harda
10c
1
9-
4
realized
Securities
5Vi%
6%
North
for
each
Class
B
$2.50
9-5
7-31
$2
Northern
Common
8-20
4.40%
9-15
8-31/
4 Vic
9-16
8-31
8-14
7-31
75c
9-15 /
8-13
4%%
Northwestern
L.
.-_
37Vic
30c
62Vic
:
9-1
425c
$$1.19
9-1
9-1
40c
30c
8-15
$1/
8-7
9-29
9-11
9-30
9-16
15c
9-10
8-14
6c
8-31
(quar.)
20c
9-12
:____
common
$3.50
12-19
.___
(quar.)___
1
1
1
8-14
4%
9-16
8-26
40c
9-15
9- 1
8-21
50c
/_
/
9-
50c
9-11
9c
/
8-15
8-
7c
8-25
7-31
8-17
7-31
/
(Boston)
(quar.)
,
\
1
(quar.)_
National
Mational
(quar.) __—
Natural
Oklahoma
4
1
One
Register
William
Casket
Co.
(quar.)_
National Cranberry Asso., 4%
preferred (s-a)
10- 1
9-18
9-10
8-10
S-ll
9- 4
10c
25c
$$1.75
9-21
9-15
9- 1
9- 4
9- 1
8- 3
$1.14
50c
9- 1
9-15
8-17
9- 1
30c
20c
9- 1
9-1
8- 7
8- 7
6V4C
8-17
7-31
31c
8-14
7-31
59%c
61 Vic
8-14
8-14
9-10
7-31
7-31
B-14
8-14
9-10
8-14
8-14
7-24
8-21
7-14
7-14
9-
4
8-28
9-
4
8-21
50c
10-15
9-18
8-31
8-27
10-15
25c
8-17
(quar.)__
°
income
(quar.)_i
preferred
7c
—
30c
$25c
$$1.75
—
_____—_
Products Ltd., com.
(quar.)_.—
—
Utilities. Inc.«r-
■
-
-
Power Co.
9-21
9-21
8-31
—
V
40c
90c
$1.10
9-10
9- 1
9- 1
8-25
8-14
8-14
8-14
8- 7
8-12
20c
Corp
Glass
-
10-1
10- 1
9-10
(Minn.)—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
Marine
•
$1.19
$1
10c
preferred B (quar.)_!!-li._______—
4% preferred D (quar.)___—_—
Oster Mfg. Co. (quar.)
—
4.75%
Tail
25c
Co.,
common
(quar.)—
62Vic
$1
(quar.)!—
$1.25
9- 5
10- 1
9- 1
$3c
9- 1
60c
9- 1
8-14
30c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
common
8-28
50c
So.
_____
Orange & Rockland
Commcn
9- 1
8-15
Street Fund, Inc.—
Ontario Steel
Outboard
50c
less
$1.40
pfa.
preferred
Gas,
investment
From
$4.40
10c
(quar.)
25c
____
7%
Onondaga Pottery (quar.)
10-30
$1.75
(quar.)
8-14
8-14
preferred (quar.)_
—
preferred (quar.)__
Olin Mathieson Chemical Co. (quar.)
$3.60
50c
(qUar.)___
8-14
9- 1
9- 1
43A%
4.92%
Owens-Illinois
Co.
By-Products, Inc.
Cash
-
Otter
11-18
9- 1
4.56%
(increased)______
Co.,
Crankshaft
7%
lVic
profits_______
8-15
Okanagan Telephone Co., common (s-a)____
40c
preferred
(s-a)
—.—,—
Oklahoma Mississippi River Products, Line,.
Inc.
8-14
912-
$1.433A
27Vic
$1.12Vi
$1.31V4
8-25
8-1C
8-10
8- 5
8- 5
Co! Ltd^ (Amer. shares)
to
approximating
non-resident tax)
Edison
Ohio
8-12
8-31
8-25
9-15
9- 1
Sugar,
Ohio
8-3
1
8-
40c
____________
(incr.)—
9-30
9-15
Cement-
Portland
Ltd
Oak Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Ogilvie Flour Mills. Ltd.,
8-7
9-1
(Equal
Oahu
9-16
:
•
Africa
8-19
9-10
10-
com.
10-23
10s
(quar.)
^_____
(quar.)
;
(quar.)___—__________—
States
O'okiep Copper
8-15
1
!
(quar.)
9- 1
9-15
8- 3
9-18
8- 3
$40c
$69c
$$1.50
27Vic
$1.12Vi
18c
Norwich
8-28
8-21
8-21
8-14
10- 1
8-14
35c
(quar.)
Quarterly
_____i______
Pharmacal Co.
(quar.)
7-31
/
$1.25
Public Service.
preferred
preferred
.
51/4%
8-25
7
com.
(quar.)_______.^
preferred
______
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
_____:
Natural Gas Co., common
Northwestern
7-31
1
(quar.)
Co.
Northwest
5.75%
9-21
9-30
Ltd.—
Bancorporation,
Northwest
9-12
8-14
Gas
preferred
2nd
4Vi%
9-30
9-15
10-
1st
3.60%
__
75c
(quar.)
Acme
50c
44c
37Vic
40c
25c
____
(quar.)_x_____—
—
of N. Y. (quar.)____
Telephone, common
(quar.)
9-16
t20c
National Biscuit CO., common
7%
preferred
(quar.)
National
(quar.)
Ohio
8-17
8-17
Service-
preferred
Northern
8- 3
9-1
9- 1
(quar.)_—
Public
Indiana
9-3
8- 7
$62Vic
8-14
8-7
8-17
Co.—
prior preferred
preferred
(s-a)
$4
7-27
$1.25
A
Insurance
Water
8-19
8-20
8-20
series) (quar.)___—
Co.
(Hartforcj)
(1956
preferred
Northeastern
8-24
9-1
9-15
10- 2
8-14
$1
$1
Ltd.,
Northeastern
,
(quar.)_
security
8Vic
(Illinois)
(quar.)
class A (quar.)—
Gas
Oil,
10- 1
____.
class
Shore
Star
8-31
—
10c
25c
J15c
10-1
Corp. (N. Y.) —
(1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics Oorp.
100 shares held)
Corp.,
(Chicago)
Insurance
90c
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics
Ctorp.
for each 100 shares held)
National
preferred
North
Microwave
Stock div.
(irreg.)
Investment, com.
(s-a)
9-5
8-31
8-10
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
—
— ——
$1.10
(quar.)__
common
Fund
B
North American
35c
25c
Company
from
Mutual
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.—
preferred
(quar.)_.
(s-a)
Co.
A
—
(quar.).
Ltd.
Cement
$1.15
(quar.)
Mutual Investment Fund, Inc.—
7 Vic from net investment income and
7-31
pa
9-11
Mining
5Vi%
(quar.)
C.)
Life
Class
(quar.)_
pfd.
adjustment
American
9-15
9- 1
(quar.)—
Murphy Corp. (stock dividend);
Murray Co. (Texas)
(increased)
Nashua
Leath &
Leece-Neville
Mills
preferred
9-18
9-18
American
8- 7
4%
North
(quar.)________^__________^
.___
Corp.
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)_
Diablo Company (quar.)
Murphy
preferred
(quar.34%c
(quar.37Vic
9-3
9- 3
8-31
8-31
8-17
9-10
Norfolk
5
20%
8-
100%
dividend
Co.
preferred
Mills,
9-18
Normetal
Oklahoma
common
Corp.,
Vernon
10c
9-11
7- 9
Common
common..
Products
Mount
10-
8-31
9-17
9-17
9-11
Noranda
Quebec Power,
Wheel
Mount
9-15
Ltd!—
'
Quarterly
Stcck
$5
9-30
35c
35c
9- 4
4% preferred A (quar.)
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
—L__
6c Western Ry.,
common
(quar.)
Chemical,
Nopco
Northern
'
Paper
Finance
Motor
1
22 Vic
7/e
preferred (quar.)
Lambert (Alfred)
(quar)""
Stock
Motor
$1.50
~
__!!
(quar.)
Woods
22 Vic
9-15
1
**~
(quar.)
Co., common (quar >
preferred (quar.)
the
40C
~
9-
9- 1
8-17
8-18
8-13
7-16
plus 15c
capital
income
undistributed
—:
Northern
Morgan Engineering Co., common (quar.)_
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
Morgan (Henry) Ltd., common (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen, Inc." (quar.)____
Motor
^*as
5% preferred B
Laclede Steel
Co.
~
(quar.)!!!!!!—
preferred
L'Aiglon Apparel, Inc.
4.32%
8c
.(quar.)!™!^"""■"
Co.
eri Company, cammon
£%
9-30
9-14
9-1
9-15
9-10
8-10
investment
net
accumulated
50c
pfd.
Hardware Co.
1
preferred
(quar.)______
Moore-McCormack
Lines
(quar.)___
9-15
25c
$1
$50c
90c
25c
$5c
from
gains
8-14
8-10
5%
9-15
9-30
8-14
7-20
(stock dividend)—
quarterly)—
(initial
common
8- 3
(quar.)——
com.
4.40%
Cement
Ltd.,
9- 1
8-20
Quarterly
Niagara Share Corp.
10-1
Moore-Handley
8-14
9-30
Corp.,
35c
50%
—
Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.
8-31
9- 1
10- 1
9-15
split.
participating
Moore
2
62 Vi c
8c
Kresge
9-
62 Via
"
(quar.)__
$3
8-27
8-20
25c
Creamery Co.
Koehnng
9-11
8c
8-10
8-10
from
10- 1
'10-~1
9-8
Ltd.—
8-15
8-15
(quar.)
Monsanto Chemical Co. (quar.)
Moody's Investors Service—
7-31
9- 1
9- 1
Louis RR.
.
Electric & Gas—
35c
40c
$1.25
Mohawk Rubber Co.
8-15
t45c
+$1.25
$1
(quar.)—
Shoe
Chicago & St.
$1.37Vi
37Vic
,
Portland
2-for-l
(nuar"!"""
Light,
B
Missouri
36c
(quar.)
25c
25c
50c
Northern Insurance Co.
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)_;
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co.,
"Series K-l"
(Del )
30c
37Vic
$1.25
$1.27Vi
$l;37Vi
—
(quar.)_.
Mississippi Power Co.,
30c
Wire Co.
&
$1.01 V*
^
(irregular) _'.
Co.
Brake
News
10- 1
8-25
preferred (quar.)
Mississippi Glass (quar.)
1
Funds—
Funde
Power
!
;_____
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
Newport
8-12
8-24
8-14
56V4C
—
5%
8-11
25c
Minnesota
I
;_
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Light & Power,
3.75%
8-28
9-14
10- 1
10- 1
8-14
8-14
8-7
9- 1
9-15
;___
(quar.)___
Common
10c
12c
(quar.)
(monthly).
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Newfoundland
8-
9-25
9-30
9-25
9-11
8-14
9-1
9- 1
9-1
9-15
9-30
37J/2C
.$1
'
20c
47J/2C
;•
7-17
9-11
York State
North
Rhoads, Inc.
(quar.)—
Minneapolis Gas Co., common (quar.)
57c
preferred (quar.)___
1st
,!>
8-15
10- 1
York,
New
9-15
7-31
25c
$1.50 convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry. (quar.)_
8-31
5c
_2
57V2C
933/4C
York
New
8-31
10- 2
7-31
7-31
9- 1
10- 1
New
8-15
8-10
10- 3
8-15
8-15
9- 4
9- 4
8-7
8-14
8-28
Jersey Zinc
10-1
8-15
50c
20c
37Vic
&
$5.60
8-14
$20c
~~
(quar.)—
$5.10 1st preferred (quar.).;
5Vi%
preferred (quar.)
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—
7
8-
8-20
preferred
Co.
Co.
preferred
New
(quar.)
Laboratories
Miller
12-15
9-15
9-
4«/a%
Miles
3
9-1&Y
10-1
1-2-60
common
Copper Co. (quar.)
Mickelberry's Food Products Co. (quar.)
Midwest Piping Co. (quar.).
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming Co.—
8-14
87 Vic
Corp.,
—
7%
preferred
(quar.)_______
Metropolitan Brick, Inc.
(quar.)
8-14
$15c
35c
60c
-
(s-a)
prefeired (quar.)
8-14
35c
87Vic
50c
12Vic
50c
20c
87Vic
25c
—
Miami
8-14
87 Vic
Thermit
&
Lime
Gas
Haven
3
8-31
8-20
8-20
;
_
Jersey Power & Light—
New
8-14
9-15
9- 3
9- 3
5c
Canada—
of
preferred (quar.)
Casualty Co.
4.05%
8-11
9-1
8- 3
8- 3
8-3
9-15
Paper Co.—
(quar.)—
B
England
4%
8-11
8- 4
11- 2
17c
17c
—
(quar.)
New
9- 1
8-14
11-30
9-15
8-14
8-14
8-17
10-15
$1.06V4
17V2C
20c
(quar.)—
—_——_______—._—
(quar.)—
New
9-1
30c
(quar.)—
Co.
10-
1
9-1
$6 V4C
Y.)
(quar.)__
Messenger Corp. (quar.)
Metal Hose 6c Tubing Co.—
9-1
7oua~r7
'_!"
(N.
8-10
8-31
8-14
3%
40c
5c
5%
—___
pfd.
4V4%
Co.,
Inc.
Amsterdam
30c
50c
i.
Assurance
Hat
A
$1.50
$1
-—
Co., common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
8-25
9-1
**
Fire
(quar.)—
(initial)
Bros.,
Products
15c
25c
(quar.)
6c
9-11
15c
department Stores (quar
rriVi1
Merchants
8-17
8-31
$1
realized
&
7-31
8-28
11-
$1.12 Vi
(quar )
9-15
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
(quar.)
8-17
8-25
9-30
9- 1
25c
(quar.)
Co.
New
9-15
<
class A and B
on
Quarterly
^__
Neptune Meter Co., common (quar.)__
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
Nevada Natural Gas Pipe Line Co.. com.
9- 1
8-4
Co.
Mfg. Co. (s-a)
MengeF Company (quar.)
3
$3.50
$1.25
Qu0afrtf!ly fr.om net investment income
Realized profits of 24 cents from net
mnmnd f& 0speciaI
Keystone Steel
8-
10-19
62 Vic
!
(quar.!!!!"""
Keystone Income
8-11
25c
(quar.)
9-30
9-11
9-1
1—.___
—
dividend
Class
Neon
15c
Co.
&
Telephone
Frank
6c
2
93 %c
Mines, Ltd.
Keystone Custodian
Meier
—'
Ke/oLPibre Co'' common
4.80%
preferred
Johnson
Meadville
8-17
8-31
Corp.—
Chemical
Class
8-19
>
8-31
15c
10c
20c
Common
Menasco
25c
(quar
Co.
8-31
$1.06V4
$1.183A
7-31
7-31
10c
quar.)
New
85c
—
Mead
$1.05
J
S.
Nekoosa-Edwards
8-14
8-25
9-10
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
10-30
9- 1
______
8-15
8-15
20c
„
—
Chemical Corp. (quar.)
Radiator Corp. (quar.)____
dividend
Stock
9- 5
8-14
8-14
8-14
10- 9
8-14
9-30
42Vic
preferred (quar.)
9-15
1
$1.18%
^__
8-14
8-31
8c
10c
6c
Nazareth Cement Co.
Nease
8-10
8-15
9-15
8- 5
:
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)_
8-31
9-15
10-
95c
(monthly)
y8-21
(initial-quar.)
(quar.)
9-17
8-28
___
(quar.)__
Shirt Shops
Stock
Robbins—
common
10- 1
9- 4
invest¬
net
from
—
(Increased
7-28
4%%
$1.25
preferred
Fund
&
common
99-
44c
"""'
~
8-11
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co.
(quar.)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
7 Vic
class A
8-18
8-10
8-18
8-20
(quar.)
1
1
34c
Utilities Co., common (quar"!
(quar.)
H/"/
4%%
Kerr-Addison
Kerr Income
preferred
99-
35 %c
_____
(increased)
Inc.
9- 1
9-10
9- 1
9-10
—
$1.05
com.""("q~u"a"r!)
'
Kennametal,
(quar.),
common
9-
20C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Kelly Douglas 6c Co.,
Co.,
97 Vic
preferred (quar.)_
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)
Kekaha Sugar Co., Ltd
preferred
Neisner
37Vic
McCord Corp.,
(quar.!!!!!!!!"'
preferred
Neiman-Marcus
8-21
62Vic
35c
$50c
9-15
8-28
20c
(quar.)
3V2%
8- 7
9-14
55c
9-15
4.20%
3Vi%
8-25
Life Insurance—
———20c
40c
5c
55c
933/iC
933Ac
9-15
7-13
Light"'
Kellogg jCo—
(quar.)
1
(quar )
preferred
Insurance
1
10-10
1
York)
(quar.)
preferred
———
6c
10-
Kaltman
3.80%
(quar.),
com.
10-
(quar.)
(D.) & Co.
Kansas City Power &
8-14
9-10
7-31
8- 7
15c
50c
$1.06 Vi
'
40c
$1.20
I
(quar.)!!!
(New
Corp.,
9- 4
9-28
8-15
8-25
100%
$1.083/4
10-10
9-25
$1.40
Steel
Co.
&
8-28
10c
National Tea Co. (quar.)___^
National Vulcanized Fibre Co.—
-
—
Bonding
Electric
Maui
(quar.)
1
Machine~"(~quar~)
Lamson
U.
$1.25
35c
17 Vic
35c
(quar.)
8-25
8-28
9-15
ment income.
Common
10-
—
Johnson
National
Prouucts—
Massachusetts Indemnity &
7-31
2
9*
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)!!!
(quar.)__!!"!
common
Field
Massachusetts
10-24
11- 2 y
25c
45c
(quar.)!!!!!!!!!!!!
preferred
8- 1
7-31
8-31
7-24
15c
933Ac
Corp,
Jewel Tea,
8-15
8-14
9-10
8-14
50c
82 Vic
~~
Jew«pniastandard Life Insurance (Greens!
boro, N. C.)
(quar.)
Jervis
Starch
Ltd. (quar.)
Maxson
(W. L.)
Corp. (quar.)
May Department Stores, common
(quar.)—
$3.75 participating preferred (quar.)_
3%% preferred (quar.)_
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
(quar!) ~~
Corp.
National
.
(quar.)
Quarterly
11-
37Vic
Manufacturing Co.
1st preferred
5%
8- 3
35c
45c
$30c
25c
(accum.)_
preferred
4>/4%
9-15
5
8-12
$8c
Marmon-Herrington
Island—"
(quar.)
Telephone
(quar.)
Common
9-11
10c
;
9-15
10-15
10-15
11-
Co.
dividend
Stock
7
4%
Jamestown
Shirt
Automotive
7-24
$75c
!!~~
8-
8-14
30c
10c
Ltd
$1.76 convertible preferred
Extra
20c
25c
35c
(quar.)
Maxwell & Moore
Manning,
9-
pfd.
RR., 5%
R.) 6c Co.
(P.
Maremont
_
common
8- 1
—
Central
8-10
preferred
preferred
Fireman
Mallory
8-14
(quar.)
_
Maine
8-14
1
(quar.)!!!!!!!!"
4.20%
(quar.)
!!!!,
^0Ta/f0UtPl*ni utilities Co., common (quar.)
4%% preferred
lion
8-10
1
1
<fc
Service,
10-23
8-15
investment
net
9-10
9-15
62V2C
(quar.)__—
Research Corp
&
distributions
11- 1
—
(from
11- 2
2%
1
Series—
National Stock
$1.75
—
9-
(quar.)
preferred
3.90%
8-21
9-19
4
8-28
8-20
10- 8
25c
Mfg.
&
$1.25
-
9-
(Guar )
~~
3.75%
9-15
10- 1
9-4
12-
9-25
9-15
115c
Securities Scries—
National Preferred Stock series
National
preferred A (quar.)
(quar.)—_
Inc.
Fund
9-
50c
Electric, com. (quar.)_""
Iowa Power 6c Light, common (quar.)
3.30% preferred (quar.)
~
4.35% preferred (quar.)
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)!!!!!!!!!!!!™!
Gas
$1.21
62Vic
(quar.)
income)
4
25c
com.
Extra
Iowa-Illinois
Securities
$2.50
common
Extra
7-31
8-
1
$17 Vic
common-
Canada,
Screw
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Macleods, Ltd., 6%
Macmillan Co.,
5
9-10
37 Vac
(quar)
Corp. (quar!)
of Rhode
Trucks,
8-11
8-15
5c
(quar.)
Investors
Mack
7-31
Company
4
8-'7
8-14
National
(quar.)___r_—
8-
1
9-
$30c
(quar.)!!!
Ltd.,
MacWbyte
Vladison
Co.
Foundation,
preferred
Co.
9-10
6c
Building
Investors Commercial,
8-15
25c
Credits, Ltd!
Ihterprovincial Pipe Line (quar.)
Interstate Department Stores (quar.)"!!!!""
Investment
National
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
^
(resumed)
—
National
(quar.)—
preferred
Lynch Carrier System, Inc.
9-
50c
Ltd.!!!
Co.,
7-30
3
(quar.)
Co.
dividend
Nationwide
35c
Resistance
Steel
Lukens
9-15
•
B
Lock
1
1
10- 1
1-4-60
75c
$1.75
$1.50
(quar.)___.
8-21
Morigage
&
$1.75
Petroleum
8-
»-• O
preferred
A
8-17
8-17
(quar.)——
Stores
Lunkenheimer
Harvester, 7% pfd. (quar!"
International
Holdings Corp,
(quar!) ____!!
International Investors, Inc.
(from net in¬
vestment income)
International
1
M
8-12
22c
Interchemical Corp.,- common
(increased)!!
International Business Machines (quar.)
_
International
6%
National
9-
9-
_
J5c
National Rubber Machinery Co.
Quarterly
non-cumulative 2nd
7%
8
Co—~~
International
International
9-
Lucky
12 Vic
fciterprovincial
1
preferred
8-7
9-1
15c
$1.12V2
(quar.)__
$5c
9- 7
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Ry.—
5% non-cumulative preferred (s-a)
Louisville 6c Nashville RR. (quar.)
8-20
9-
pfd.
Co., common
7%
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
1-2-60
pfd.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Lead
9- 1
9- 1
—
5%
Dock Co.,
Lorain
3
31'AC
Guaranty
preferred (quar.)
2
A
8-11
8-17
9-1
9-15
20c
Dreferred
Gypsum Co., 4'/2%
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.
Class A
(quar.)
Class
30c
$1.061/4
Corp.—
iquar.)
convertible
National
"..'V'-
:
quarterly)
National
45c
(quar.)
common
8-
from
profits
8-14
8- 4
8- 5
8-5
8-5
8-5
8-5
8-5
8-14
10c
11 Vic
—>
(quar.)
Coal 6c
10-10
Stock
(quar.)
Preferred
(increased
Holdert
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
Chemical—
6c
preferred
(quar.)
Drug 6c Chemicai
Common
1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9-1
9- 1
9-1
9- 1
9-1
9- 1
(R. I.)
Corp.
11-
50c
12c
_
1
9-
$3
—,—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lone Star Gas,
4.84%
11-16
75c
(quar.)
International
Class A
9-10
preferred B.(quar.)
Inter-County
preference (quar.)
Local Finance
9-10
1
(quar.)
$1.50 first preferred
8-10
1
10-
10-
(quar.)—.
A
4V4%
National
60c
preferred
Loblaw, Inc.
Fund—
Inter-County Telephone 6c Telegraph
B
(quar.)
Ltd., class
11-
50c
60c
tlOc
$10c
J60c
$54c
t54c
$37Vic
50c
Company
Distillers
Common
8-7
8-13
8-14
Ling-
(quar.)
1——
Loblaw Groceterias, Ltd., common (quar.)—
A.—
and
Cos.,
Class
$2.40
$1.25
40C
investment inwome
securities
9-11
$1.06 V<
Copper!!!!!!
Foundation
realized
9-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)_!!~!!~
!!!!
__
Co.
Second
24c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Co.
Institutional
5%
7-31
30c
Mexico S.
common
Consolidated
Inspiration
20c
7
(quar.)_
de
Co.,
Loblaw
1
9-
shares
3ngersoll-Rand
9-11
1
10-
30c
10%
I
(quar.)_!!!!!!!
Water
6c
Indianapolis Water Co., common
5% preferred A (quai.)
VA%
preferred B (quar.)_
American
10-
35c
!!!!!!_!
_
—
50c
(quar.)
to
Altec
Link-Belt
9-10
9- 1
9-10
15c
$1.25
50c
Monday, August 10, 1959
.
Per
Name of
National
—
.
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
>'
Tenn.—
of
(quar.)
Liggett
Corp.—
Imperial Development (stock dividend)
Imperial-Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd. (quar.)__!_
imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada—
Quarterly
Co.
Insurance
—
9-30
9-30
Ling
Idaho
Casualty
6c
Quarterly
6c Myers Tobacco
50c
42 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
6%
Life
$1.25
.
Share
Name of Company
9-15
1
8-15
60c
fcuston
6%
10-
$45c
When
Per
Holder «
Share
Name oj Company
.
8- 3
50c
9-15
8-
4
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Oxford
Paper
8-10
Pacific
Atlantic
9-15
Pacific Finance Corp.
8-31
Co.,
$5
preference
Canadian Investment, Ltd..
.
(quar.)
(Continued
on page
46)
9-11
8-14
8-14
8-15
Volume 190
Number
5871
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(573)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
Year 1958
Lowest
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
.
Highest
30 Va Jan
3
43% Jan
13
102 Va Jan
7
14
Jan
37 Va
29
71% Nov
20
59% Feb
9
24
112% Feb
18
120
3
Nov
40 % Jan
NEW YORK
Highest
40% Dec
July 15
14% Jan
Lowest
7
47 % May
84% Apr
134
LOW
STOCK
8
Abacus
24
4%
,
Par
Fund
Abbott
28
Anr
preferred
100
1
22%
22%
22 % ■
22%
25
22%
22%
53%
54
X20%
53%
54
53%
54%
54 V*
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
26
Jan
2
34% July 15
Acme
27% Apr
8
30% Mar
Adams
33
2
61
82
Oct
1
97
Nov
11
94% Jan
2
125
7
Jan
2
19% Dec
29
17% Jan
28
29 % May 11
25% Nov
18
23% Jan
2
21
79% Feb
3
34% July 16
91% Mar 10
28
13
8
297
2% Jan
3
5
Dec
16
315% Apr
30
3
3% Feb
9
July
2
34
11% Jan
2
20% Nov
7
19 Va Jan
2
14
Jan
2
26
Dec
9
23 Va Jan
2
72
Jan
16
80 Va Nov
24
Dec
10% Dec
31
30
Jun
77% Jun
30
9% Jan
30
12
28
ff91
Nov
13
280
July 31
80
Jan
21
160
Dec
29
2
33
Dec
30
2
49% Nov
11
44% Jan
7
Dec
12
95% Aug
12% Feb
7
91
Apr
18
12
Dec
16
15% Oct
96% Oct
Jan
29
Jan
2
32% Jan
28
6
72% Apr 29
93
160
7
100
10
12
57
92
Dec~17
Jan
2
18
Jun
16
48% Jan
9
2
43% Oct
13
39% Jan
5
10% May 19
35% Jan
2
15% Jan
21
10% Jun
17
55% Dec
6
11
52% Jan
82% July 28
20 % May 19
30% Dec
2
111
76
31
Nov
17
42% Oct
26% Feb
31
Jun
25
38% Oct
2
96% Oct
104
13
22
Jan
Jan
32% May
13
60% Jan
Jun
5
24
17
29
4
27
May
1
77% May 11
15
52
Apr
29
27% Jan
21
42% Dec
11
39
Feb
12
21
53"% Dec
15
47% Jun
16
81
25
114% Sep
17
83% July 16
32% Jun 17
14% Jan
May 19
Jan
328
12
Apr
35
4.50%
Jan
30
8
Alco
7
Aldens
17
44 %
17
Apr
59% July
102
Apr
6%
2i
8
24% Aug
132
84
17
17 V*
16%
17 Va
16%
17
33%
34
33%
34
29%
33%
33T
29 Va
29%
5,800
29 %
29'%
2,600
51 Va
51%
1,300
6
Industries
21
Allied
Laboratories
24
Allied
36% Aug
7
Aug
4
39% Feb
25
39% July 15
115% July 24
2
25% Oct
10
85% Jan
33% Jan
5
24% Jan
52
July 20
35% Apr
30
33% Apr
9
Airlines
42% Jan
48
Apr
21
American
33% July
38% Jan
5
American
Bank
31
66 % May 29
58
19% Feb
25
37% Dec
11
29% Feb
33% Jan
2
47% Dec
16
45% Jan
Jan
64% May 29
39% May 6
58
3%%
2
22
Nov
11
20% Jan
Jan
2
20% Sep
22
19
3% Jan
2
9% Nov
17
41% Jan
2
52% Nov
18
37% Sep
39 % Jan
11
45 % Dec
24
Aug
3
7
6%
14% Mar 18
41% Jun
10
38%
81
24,200
81
81
12%
12 Va
American
104%
2
205
7,400
8,100
*97 %
98%
*97 Va
21%
127%
18%
19%
19
19 Va
56%
58
5
11%
11%
40%
11%
11 Va
11 Va
41 Va
1,700
11%
HVa
11
60%
11%
par
61
60%
Va
11%
3,500
81
60%
82
*8Q.%
34%
60%
60%
3,900
_10
common
1
.
32%
34 %
113
37 Va
37%
1111/*
*44%
1
34%
35'A
116%
116%
35
34 Va
34%
37%
50
2
.
No par
Can
Co
11% Jan
2
18% Oct
55% May 18
American
46
July 27
American
Enka
45
Feb
4
American
European Secur
34% Apr 15
18% Jan 22
American
Export
American
&
38% July 21
American
1
31
122
18
108
Mar 13
90
91%
89%
90%
19,200
34 Va
32%
33%
4,000
27%
34,700
29 Va
29 Va
American
Mar 17
110
Mar 30
2
20% Jan
2
Jan
2
Jun
3
105
Feb
25
2
59% Nov
17
53 % Jan
a
100
July 27
14
85% Jun
10
79% Jun
16
84
May 19
21% July 28
111
19
Jun
99%
July 20
41
102
Oct
28
31
19
18% July
59% Apr
9
35%
35 %
*34%
35 Va
47%
34%
34%
*34%
34%
*34 %
34%
♦62
63%
*62
63 Va
10
*63
64
63
63
*62
63 Va
32
32%
31 Va
32
31
31 Va
57%
58
57
57%
56'A
56 Va
45 Va
45%
45 %
45%
30
16
American
Jan
22
4% %
32% Jan
22
American
Metal
15% Feb
19
American
Molasses
July 14
American
18
27
21
13% Jun
8
16
25% Feb
25
48% Jan
2
69% Nov
17
58
Jun
11
14
20% Jan
2
35% Dec
2
32% Jan
7
50% July 16
34% Sep
33% Apr
12
7
40% Nov
14
38% Jan
6
53 %
4
2
49% Aug
8
16% Dec 30
43 % Jun
11% Jan
May 12
22% Jan
13
10
68
35% Jan
2
140
Oct
2
43
22
July 29
49 %
73% ADr
July
54% Mar
18% Apr
140% Jun
1
152
6
32% Jan
5
34% Nov
48% Apr
15
Apr
Machine
Metal
Co
38
38 %
61%
61%
61%
1,800
48%
48%
49
2,500
40
Va
40 Va
40
*39Va
Va
600
89
88%
88%
*88
64%
63%
64%
63%
64%
23,400
44%
45
45%
*44%
45
43%
44%
43%
43%
2,000
49'A
X48
14,200
49
49%
43%
43%
43%
40%
*40%
40%
29'/a
29%
29'A
29'/a
12.50
1
14%
1
of HI
Inc
com
—1
preferred
100
Products——2
43%
37
147/a
109
*105
109
*17%
19%
.19%
*99 %
101
98'A
*81
82 Va
51
96'/a
51%
26 V*
*31
51%
26
26 %
96,400
9,50-0
45%
48 %
48 V2
43
47%
43 Va
47%
50
Potash
Co—
—1
& Chem—No par
48%
49 Va
49
%
50 Va
50%
49 Va
50%
20,200
Raa
Std Sany
15 %
15%
15 Va
15%
15 %
15%
15
15%
27,300
145%
*144
145%
10
x38
39%
6,500
&
com—_5
-100
—
Snuff
common.
Amer
American
Steel
2
American
Stores
American
Sugar
Refining
American
119% Sep
25% Jan
15
134% Jun
4
Nov
Apr
17
26
20
Jun
9
119% Jun
10
129% Jan
11
25
Co—
4
South
89
39
Co
6
107 V* Jan
37
Jan
16
6%
African
preferred_10Q
Inv
Tel
36l/a
37%
37
37%
60
61
61
61
61%
62
44%
45
44%
45'%
45
45%
140 %
140
141
140
59 Va
59:%
123 Va
123 Va
123 %
123%
"123%
60
60%
60
60
Viscose
American
Water
15% July 11
13% Mar 12
15% Jan
23
Jan
8
28 % Dec
29
2fe%Jan
15
29% Aug
7
preferred
6%
23 % Jan
10
27% Dec
23
24% Jan
12
1
Preferred
4
17% Nov
6
14% Jan
2
88 % July 28
740
60
58 Va
*123%
1,100
124%
20
29 %
29%
29 Va
29 Va
30
29%
30
6,200
67%
63
67 Va
67%
66%
67 Va
66 %
67
12,300
25
88%
87
87 Va
29%
29%
29%
29 Va
29%
29%
29%
29 Va
29%
31 Va
31
31 Va
31
31%
31 Va
31%
30 Va
31
16%
16
-10—
*16
{IS %
16%
16%
16 Va
16 Va
—600
80 Va
79%
80 %
96,300
♦15%
79%
.
89
88 %
79%
80 Va-
89 %
87%
29%
87%
33%
Co
'
31
"5
-
79%
80
•
80
79%
100
99 %
100
122
—25
;
Co
100%
101%
101%
x99%
121%
121%
121%
122%
121 Va
121'A
121 %
25
common
Ampex Corp
5
61% May 21
32% Jan
7
910
8.800
140
28%
—1
Works
60
124%
140
23%
com—25
Corp
5%%
10% Jun
27% May
18% Aug
141
68%
100
Tobacco
American
American
36 Va
60 Va
.4:5Va
125%
60 %
"124
5,600
67%
preferred
55% July 29
4
140
*144
144
Va
3,400
23%
Tobacco
Tel
8c
3-5%
60
X44%
50
Ltd—£1
—
Sumatra
Va
144
145%
*144
48
.1
Co
Foundries
preferred
American
20
46 'A
5
15
700
63 Va
72% July
90
5.200
14%
45
31% Jun
75% Jun
1
28%
14%
45 %
26% Mar 26
97% Dec
28 %
14%
63
45
27
23%
28
46%.
non-cumulative
74% Feb
34,800
94
47-'
12
American
1,400
26%
94
63
Jun
18% May 13
50%
25%
95'A
45 Va
5
28
50
26 Va
46 Va
26
13 % Jan
51 Va
25%
62%
54% Jun
14% Nov
51
*94 Va
46 Va
120% Jan
2
60
82 Va
63%
7
8% Jan
3,900
70,700
.48 %
July 16
7%
*81
82
96%
45.1'A
61% Nov
18
102
47 %
141%
Jan
Va
19%.
%
—
62%
140%
43% Mar
94
600
46%
May 21
35% Feb
18
19'A
100
98%
900
109
Va
63
139
105
*81
17
48%
13
29
19 %.
*14.%
Jun
Jun
*
17%
48 Va
Seating Co
._1Q
Ship Building Co—No par
Srnelt 8c Refg com.No par
preferred
——10o
30
200
62%
Co———No par
preferred
86
Aug
7
29% Jun 16
82%
51 %
26%
■105
101
96
28%
14%
25%
Dec
%
17%
17%
19 Va
*99 %
99%
95 %
American
35% Dec
19%
101
*94'/a
21
35% Dec
17%
13
95 %
*94
45%
105
9,300
*105
17%
American
6
14%
109
17%
3
6
14
2,900
Optical
12
14%
5,200
American
31% Jan
14%
36
X45 %
65 % Jan
15
173
News
25% Feb
15
36
62%
2
14%
3,900
176
35
Jan
4,600
17
44%
30
29
37%
60 V2
29% Dec
28%
Va
181'A
American
45% Dec
29%
17
American
2
29'/a
36%
American
22
41
29%
178 Va
1
27% Jan
42%
29 Va.
17
July 16
27% Dec
42%
*39 Va
37%
Corp
5
Natural Gas Co———.25
6%
43%
40%
182'/a
American
American
43
40%
17
American
9
49%
43%
40'/a
37%
May
63 % Mar
49 Va
42%
130 Va
56% Feb
125
30
*39 Va
44
17
.
65
126
49'/a
90
37%
.
41
2
48%
40
Va
184%
181%
14 %
Co—
49%
%
40
-
15
8
2
2
*44 Va
40 Va
July 21
Jan
2,000
63%
43
117% Jan
2
*39
28 %
7%
32/400
33'/a
61%
48%
14%
148% Mar 20
33
61%
49
i
*88
Metals_No par
&
38 %
13,200
64%
*105
Climax
38 %
9%
61%
52% Mar 31
155
38 Va
19,900
19%
46
48
29%
27
45%
61
20
May
51% Oct
45%
49 Va
28%
7%
45 %
61
*1A%
Mar 17
9%
43%
—_1
1
29%
*19%
9%
40
Motors
Dec
29%
19%
88
96 V*
34% Jan
16% Nov
30
9%
88
19%
98
41% Dec
29%
*19%
64
*99 %
7
37%
'
64%
1
8
2
4,600
88
—100
Apr
3
56%
63%
&
92 % May
Jan
56%
61
Fdry common—7
preferred—
—.
.100
Mach
24% Jun
Jan
38,600
50
39
17
Investment
20
8
38%
'
38%
No par
prior preferred
3.90%
30%
45%
291/4
40c
American
5%%
29%
56%
...
*87'A
International Corp
American
31%
56%
9%
45%
38%
200
30 Va
19%
9%
30
2,100
29%
*19'A
preferred_10Q
non-cumulative
American
11
157
6%
139
47 Va
10%
10
American
1
~3~0% Oct~13
2
2
27 Va
•129
47%
No par
Ice Co common
16% Jan
28%
139
47 Va
19%
Home
American
104
18
*131
47%
20
Hardware Corp
Products——.
July 23
May 27
Jan
21
27%
140
46%
9%
Power__No par
25
32 % Jan
Apr
29 Va
•131
47%
29%
Inc
185
31
28 Va
29%
143
47%
5
9
27
.
♦135
47%
*19%
Corp
12
Jan
29
143
Va
10%
;
Feb
Feb
17% Nov
Distilling Co
14% Jan
Aug 27
1,700
33%
19%
Electric Power Co
2
37% July 21
27% July 24
11
134
3
30
53%
34%
10
Cyanamid Co
Foreign
37
46
53 Va
100
47% July 24
24
•36 y2
•44 Va
__1G
17
13% Jun
38
46
t-53%
92%
30 Va
prior preferred
American
Lines
13,900
34
10Va
com
American
Dec
13
Jan
Sugar
94,200
90%
29%
25
4,400
35%
108 %
34%
*19%
_
Co
65% July 28
41% Dec
Jan
preferred
25
30
53 V8
35
36 V*
107
92 Va
12.50
common
34%
500
33%
May 11
31
*44
53
1
Corp
34%
320
197,400
125
91 Va
91
30% Dec
*37
46
53
1
Radio
50
Jan
38
*44 Va '
81%
36 %
35%
•118
37%
109%
*36
53
$0%
36%
124
36%
37%
52%
81
108 %
46
♦44
20
common
&
34%
37%
110
Broadcasting-Paramount
Cable
34%
*118
-
34%
47
Bosch Arma Corp
Brake Shoe Co
37 Va
109 %
-
93%
♦135
10
37 Va
110 %
37%
46
53
J*80
33%
.100
common
35%
60%
81..——
7,200
91%
No par
Co
60%
*80
117
110
36%
53
84
2
144% Nov 26
36 V*
1
6
19% Jan
17
50
Co
60 Va
81
34%
34%
110%
60%
.
116 Va
113
34%
Crystal
13
2,800
58%
42
American
17
19%
57%
41 Va
44
Sep 22
19%
59%
41%
July 14
44
19%
56%
41
38
55% Dec
19%
56%
15
26% Nov
14,500
41 Va
61
2
19,900
5 6'/a
49
12
70
25
132
41
No par
14% Jan
19%
96
24%
130 V*
56
No par
32% Feb
95%
24%
130%
41%
Chicle
Apr
19 Va
99
23%
55%
Chain & Cable™
2
•96
129 %
.
22%
129
41V*
American
38% Jan
96
22 V2
128%
American
4%%
96
22
127
2
9
Va
22%
128 Va
7
15
98
22 Va
126%
28
May 28
17
20
38%
56%
40% Mar
Jan
45,500
37%
65% Apr
38% Feb
195
56%
61% Aug
46% Feb
11%
110
*185 %
57
2
11
11%
*104%
200
56%
10
96% Mar
12 Va
110
*185
56%
44% Mar 17
44% Dec
11%
*104%
210
55%
47% Jan
7%
12 Va
*104%110
*192
40
No par
preferred
American
12
110
190
82
58 '/a
36% Jun
3
2
50% Jan
12%
110
*80 %
1,800
100
Note
Theatres Inc
5%
American
*80
57 Va
19
20
22% Jan
36
81
12,700
58 Va
29
55% Dec
9% Jan
37%
*80
5%
57 Va
21
40% Nov
26
8,700
36%
39
Sep
17
Jan
19%
36%
38%
51
24
17% Jan
34%
39%
42% Jan
Feb
20 % Feb
35%
5
39%
100
preferred
American
30% July 29
20% Feb 11
13
25
92
31%
34%
19%
195
195
47% Dec
2
17
2
Jan
7% Feb
39% Jan
Jan
31%
19%
1
convertible preferred
American
79
31%
19%
5%
1
Inc
Bakeries
14
16% Jan
31V*
19%
5
40
common
12
73
5%
32
19%
'
39 Va
Corp
No par
Agricultural Chemical__No par
10
80% Jan
5%
32
5%
40%
Petroleum
40% Oct
9
332
39%
12.50
44% Nov
160 % Apr
86%
*326
32 %
20
18
Sugar
1*25% Oct
Jan
330
10
Corp
7
118
7,500
87%
*322
5
32%
81
12 Va
convertible preferred
Amalgamated
American
7,500
88
332
19%
—
34%
*104%
Aluminum Co of America
Amer
*326
8.400
29,300
32%
*30
1
4.08% convertible preferred
100
Alpha Portland Cement
10
Aluminium Limited
No par
9
29% Jan
5%
332
117 V*
20
34%
100
No par
5
13
Jan
5%
*326
.
87
■
114
No par
34% Jan
19
332
19%
5
100
Corp
27% Apr
58 % Dec
13
*327
x32%
Co
preferred
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
Amerada
33%
87%
4%
6%
20
33%
20 V*
33%
87.%
Products
Amerace
19%
33%
19%
33%
87%
Corp
Allied Stores Corp common—.No
Mar 31
46
56% July 17
106 % Feb
5
20 Va
20%
33%
1
Mills
117
19%
33%
20 V8
Inc—
64% Apr
44% Feb
83% Mar 17
51%
117%
87%
preferred
Chemical
11
51%
116%
33
100
29%
51%
88 %
common
convertible
29%
14,200
119'%
20%
prior preferred
Kid
61% Jun
51%
118
337^
_2
common
Allied
Allied
52 %
119%'
1
Allied
4
52
113
87%
Inc
7
14% Feb
53
121
33%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
Allen
51%
119%
20%
Corp
21% Mar 20
Aug
9,700
17%
34
29
No par
common
preferred A
conv
55%
17 %
33%
5
preferred
5% %
30
54%
4,300
17%
2
Alleghany Corp
{'e July 24
206 % Apr
21%
29%
Corp
pfd 1951 series
Gas
Inc
5,800
127
20%
55
33 %
1
Products
4%%
May 11
13% Apr
104
Alabama
73%
*120
22%
1714
1
conv
127
Shares
43.
28%
Industries
J
72%
33%
.
No par
Air Reduction Inc
22% Apr
38% Aug
84
Co
Addressograph-Multigraph
A
*42%
1
Co
Express
Adams-Millis Corp
22
6% Mar 19
Steel
Amalgamated Leather Co—
33% Feb
Feb
9
43
1
Aeroquip Corp
83 Va Nov
16% Jan
49 % Jan
193% Jan
Jan
*121
the Week
10
Admiral Corp
2
127
Vending Corp
Industries Inc
Friday
Aug. 7
73
'
%
ACF
9
Jan
*121
72
ABC
14
91% Jan
127
*42%
72'%
2
31
26
*121
43
71%
3
33% Oct
27
130
*42
73%
19
29% Oct
Jan
*122
43
72%
23% Jan
29% Dec
74
*42
74%
56% Feb
6
Jan
43
23 Va Jun
2
36% Jun
73
2
3
27
*42
5
common
15% July 22
18% Mar 26
19% Jan
14% Apr
30% Jan:
Aug. 6
47% Jan
18
24 Va Jan
2
Sales for
Thursday
Aug. 5
20% Aug 26
49% Oct 24
20 Va Jan
4% Jan
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Aug. 4
24% Nov
2
24% Jan
HIGH
Tuesday
Aug. 3
i
Laboratories
convertible
AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
52%
53 %
52 %
53%
51 Va
52 %
51%
com—5
14
14%
'
101
14 Va
14
Va
13%
27 Va
14
14 Va
27 Va
28
26 Va
►26
52%
14%
28
_25
27 %
27%
28
23
25
*23*%
26%
26
26
Zinc Lead & Smelting—l
16%
17%
17%
13%
17%
17%
17%
17%
82%
84'A
34
35 V1
34 Va
86%
82 %
85%
series—
series
1
♦26
26 Va
86
86
99 %
%
99%
122
4,700
5,800
4,750
7,500
122'A
14 Va
570
£1%
51 Va
21,200
14%.
29%
28%
6,100
800
26 V2
10
17%
17%
53,500
73
81 Va
24,000
*26
2
37% Dec
46% Mar 13
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
38
28%
37 '/a
38
36 Va
37%
36 Va
37%
36
Jan
13
63% Oct
13
60% Jan
1
74% Mar 17
Anaconda. Co
64
64%
63%
64'A
63'.
63%
63%
64 Va
63%
46% Jun
30
61% Oct
14
53% Jan
7
80% Mar 18
Anaconda
56%
57%
56%
57%
53
58%
53
58%
58 Va
39
Dec
31
39
31
33
Feb
3
44 V*
45 Va
45 Va
46
45'A
46%
45 Va
45%
45
88
Jan
2
100
90% Jan
20
No par
92
92
*91
92%
*91
92%
*91
33
Jan
2
21.80
40
40%
*39 Va
40
39%
39%
40
41'/a
40 Va
40%
8,000
22
Jan
13
33 %
34
34%
33%
34 Va
33%
34
33
34
7,100
40
Anchor
USx
<149.87%
Dec
May 31
41% Nov 14
32% Dec
dividend
34
5
30
For
all
Mar
Jun
other
4
23
47
9
41% Aug
6
j6% Jan
footnot**
14
page
Wire
&c
Cable
$4
preferred
Anderson
Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prlchard Oil Corp
24
No par
36%
7,700
64%
.
28,900
58%
1,450
45%
2,900
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
July 23
95% Apr
50
—
6.25
10
34%
*91
92'A
92
100
13
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
.
Monday, August 10, 1950
(574)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
Prtriou
|uc« for
Range Since
Year 1958
7
9
46
11
13
49% Feb
41% Aug
33% July 20
23
39% Apr
7
67% Dec
12% Feb
10
24% Dec
4
19
31
22 % Jan
2
3
39'A Dec
17
35% Feb
23
7
22% Sep
Jan
22
3% Jan
8
5
29
2
77% Jun
% Apr
22
Nov
80
Feb
6% Jan
Jan
28% Apr
2
10
31% Feb
11
8
10% Jan
2
46% Nov
19
44
Feb
5
100
Jun
94% Jan
6
Jan
2
96
17% Jan
19% Jan
2
2
10
86% Jan
8
May
14% Jun
57% Aug
4
Common
73%
79%
73%
79%
77%
78%
3.200
31%
31%
31%
31%
32%
31%
32%
31%
31 %
36,700
43
42%
43
31%
83% Jan
Dec
19
28% Dec
31
27% Jan
28
32% July
8
10% Dec
18
9% Jun
23
10% Mar
4
41% Nov
10
39% Jan
2
52
Feb
28
81
92
53% Dec
30
47% Feb
9
17
62% May 25
45% Nov
13
43% Jun
24
53% Apr
Jan
15
78 % July
X43
43%
42%
43 %
42 %
80%
*79 %
80%
'79%
80%
*79%
30 %
80%
80 %
'23
23%
23
23
23
23
13%
12%
13
12
12;%
26
23%
23
23 %
23
23
13
13%
13
13%
13
25%
25%
25 %
25%
25%
25 Tii
20%
22%
23
22
Ta
23%
22%
23%
22%
23
36%
37
37
37
*38%
37%
*36%
14
13%
14
13%
14
13%
2
25
29
27% Jan
Feb
34
92
78% Oct
90
July
36% Mar
8
14% Jan
17% Aug
5
15% Jun
Jun
72% Sep
22
68% Jan
27
7% Jan
25% Dec
28% Dec
8% Aug
2
6% Jan
87
16% Jan
26
Atlas
16% Feb
23
16
17
3
8% Jan
1
6% Jun
11
5%
Jujy 29
Atlas
Jan
96
o
Corp
' 9
27% Jan
25% Apr
10% Jau
29
40% July 21
75
29%
29 ¥4
29%
13
7
17% May 25
Avco
Corp
1,700
29 Va
29
%
26.600
•9%
15.600
10
43
35%
'
49
*48
87
*85
1.000
43%
*85
48%
85 %
75 ¥4
10
9%
10
li
180
74 ¥2
•
87
,20
86%
*8.3
36%
59 ¥2
59
59 ¥4
53
53 ¥2
57 ¥4
57%
57
57
46%
47%
46%
46%
45 %
43*4
45 Va
45%
45%
46%
79%
79%
79%
79%
79%
73>
79 v*
79%
79 ¥2
7 Va
6%
67
a
16
96
13%
4
6%
15%
16
95 ¥4
94%
95
19
*94 ¥4
18%
18%
18%
16
*15%
94
94 ¥4
79%
280
6%
6%
24,000
16¥a
67/a
6%
6%
7
2,300
17,500
16 Va
1.200
300
95
95
¥2
¥4
1,400
18 ¥4
18%
13
23 ¥2
*23
23 ¥2
18%
*23
100
23 %
38%
23
23
*23
23%
33% '
*23
33 ¥4
38%
33
38%
38%
39
39
39 %
7,800
14%
14%
15 %
14%
15 ¥a
14 ¥4
15 Va
135,400
14 ¥2
14%
14%
3
■
16
16
15%
*94%
*13%
—:
'
%
2.000
57%
105
*104 Va
¥2
59 ¥4
*85
prior pref ($1.20)——No par
Co of Amer_2.50
Conv
7.
3
4.3
49 Va
48%
30
29%
10
9%
10
49 V 2
900
10.500
14
56%
57 ¥«
105 %
74%
n
Automatic Canteen
11
56%
105 V2
75%
30
9%
49%
20
•
Nichols common—
16% May 27
30
16
Co
Powder
21% Jun
13% Dec
57 V4
105 %
73
,
No par
preferred
Austin
19
29% Dec
57
*105
75%
29%
29%
1
20
common
19
8% Jan
57 ¥2
105%
75%
76%
.
24% Feb
22% Aug
57%
104
76
5,100
11.700
37%
13%
14
104 ¥2
57 ¥4
57
104
non-cumulative
7.500
26%
22%
37
13 %
10
preferred—10
Atlantic City Electric Co com—_6.5Q
4% preferred
100
Atlantic Coast Line RR
No par
Atlantic Refining
common
_10
$3.75 series B preferred
100
July 27
40
310
22 %
Common
5%
'
35%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
9% Jan
5,700
44
80%
10
Co
Investment
Associates
2
71% Apr 24
a
43%
——1
;_i
1.700
36%
79%
preferred———100
1st
5.25%
36 3
36%
Associated Dry Goods Corp —
107% Mar 31
43
36'/a
79%
5
—1
Arvin Industries Inc
—2.50
Ashland Oil & Refining common—1
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
ASR Products Corp
—5
19
18
40% May
47%
36%
36
Constable Corp—
Artloom Industries Inc
2
47%
36%
79%
Arnold
25% May 15
13
105
67
8
9
Jan
30
47%
36%
Co common
1
preferred-—No par
$3.75
7
23
Mar 16
17% Jan 27
43
35%
Armstrong Cork
May 25
3,900
47 %
48
36%
5
Co.
&
Armour
Shares
Aug. 7
Aug. 6
X78%
Corp„„___——..5
Steel Corp
10
Armco
Aug. *
V.
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Aug. 5
47 % '
47%
47 %
Argo Oil
86 % Apr
10% July
Dec
10% Aug
2
29
20
34% Dec
12
9
IB
May
23% Jun
27% Sep
*19%
25
27% Feb
May
90
7
64 V's May
Par
No par
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
Aug. 3
EXCHANGE
Archer-Daniels-Midland
2
40% Jan 26
80% July 29
32% July 30
43% Jan
44"% Dec
2
Feb 25
Jan
SB
Lowest
Hlfbeat
Uwwt
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Jan. >
Highest
B
3% Jan
9% Jan
4
3
Nov
6
43% Jan
8
3
92% Jun
10
lUivvs.feij
82% July 16
89 '% Jun
41% Feb
50% July
Feb
95
21
Dec
18
22% Apr
45% Oct
6
45% Apr
7
7
63 '% Nov
2
48
Oct
13
29
61
29 % Jan
64% Oct
22
51
85
48% May 27
,
9
66
Jan
4
40
Jan
6
64 % Jan
27
July 24
23% Jan
9
30% May 11
4
52% Jan
8
66 % Feb
Dec
10
27
Feb
9
40% July 27
Dec
23
28% Jan
2
Jun
7
31
4.9
16% Jan
33 ¥2 Jan
3
47% Sep
July
44
Jan
2
178
Jan
23
200
127
Jan
3
174
93
Jan
9
104
Jun
5
10 Va Jan
2
20
Dec
29
19% Jan
19
May 22
73 Va Jan
83
3
3%%
conv
4 % %
preferred
30
7
74% May
—74% July
24
92 l/a Jan
Sep~22
93
4
13
95
May
May 14
44% Apr
10
74 ¥2 Dec
12
66
Jan
16
89
18 ¥s Jan
2
27 ¥4 Dec
24
24
Jun
16
28¥a Mar
Jan
6
50 3/4 July
21
48
45
6
~13
Oct
2
159 ¥2 Jun
12
6% Jan
2
153/a Dec
9
'
mmmm
143
B6
Jan
Jan
2
2
59%
50%
6
Apr
10
41% Apr
&
Best
1
Feb
11
19 ¥a Aug
7
155
9
5
12
July
83
2
-*-■77% July 20
Blaw-Kn'ox
56 3/4 July 15
6
25
58 ¥8 Oct
30
7
46 ¥2 Ja h
2
22 ¥2 Oct
10
21 ¥4 Jan
2
35
14% Jan
2
22
Oct
6
205/8 Jun
5
24% Apr
10 ¥a Jan
2
19
Dec
18
8
24 ¥4 July 15
88 ¥4
33 ¥4 Aug
16
303A Jun
22
9
17% Feb
Jan
Bliss & Laughlin
18
July
Bliss
9
1 ¥2
37%
37%
Bohn
Aluminum &
5
473/4 Aug
3
3
81 ¥2 Apr
24
Jan
6
85
Jan
16
60 y4 Dec
31
59
Co
3 ¥2%
preferred
Boston
7% Jan
14
173/4 Oct
24
10
Mar 26
15'/a Jan
3
32% Oct
23
20
Aug
4
27 V4 Jan
8
67/« Jan
2
12% Dec
17% Mar 13
2
10
11% Jan
36% Oct
13
33 V2 Jan
6
38% Jan
6
483/4 Aug
11
45 ¥2 Jan
13
53% Jun
8
5 ¥1 Jan
2
9 ¥4 Sep
25
8 ¥4 May 12
12% Jan
22
26% Jan
2
44¥2 Nov
18
Oct
29
44'% May ' 5
13
66% July 20
38 Va Aug
7
82
8
42 Va. July .8
8a
Jan 21
40% Jan
——
Mar 13
6
493/4 Dec
¥2 Jun
16% Jan
30
59% Jan
13
8
49
31
17 Va Dec
July
&
19
20% Apr
30
70% Feb
27
2
17
60
Dec
19
57 ¥2 Jan
6
12
533/4 Nov
21
47¥4 Jan
2
22% Jan
13
30
Dec
10
28% Jan
6
33% Mar 16
Jun
26
33 V4 Oct
3
28 ¥2 Jan
29
35% May 28
13% Jan
2
20% Dec
31
19¥a Jan
8
31% July 10
Budd
78V2 Jun
lo
Oct
10
90
8
94¥aMay27
37% Jan 21
24% Jun 18
preferred—
Buffalo Forge Co
Bullard Co
3
20% Apr
Bulova
24
32% Apr
29
16
L
72 Va
55%
69%
71
69
70
69 ¥2
69 ¥2
69%
70
55 ¥2
55%
54%
55%
54 ¥4
54%
53%
54%
29%
29V4
28%
28 Va
2
18 ¥2 Sep
Jan
2
28
16% Dec
3
13¥2 Jan
27
2
15% Oct
30
14% Jan
2
26% July 23'
63
Feb
25
70
10
68¥2 Jan
2
80% Apr
66
Mar 26
12
62
67
Mar 10
64% Jan
3
78¥4 Oct
17
76¥2 Jan
13
27% Apr
I6V2 Mar
3
43% Dec
17
33¥4 Aug
7
7
28¥2 Dec
2
24% Jan
22¥4 Jan
10
40¥2 Nov
6
34% May
37/a Jan
15
8¥2 Oct
14
5
Jun
5
35% Feb
42% July 23
39% Dec
19
38
Jan
9
98
Jan
9
108¥2 Dec
16
109
Jan
5
29 ¥2 July 13
5Vs Jan
12% Dec
31
35% Jan
50% Nov
12
Oct
20% Nov
Jan
45
26 ¥2 Jan
90
27
10
May
50¥3 Jan
37 ¥2 Nov
5% July 10
10
Jan
jo
Mar 30
46 ¥4 Jun
26
24
7
9% Mar 17
27 ¥2
July 27
89
15
Feb
51
Apr
Jari
4
28% Jun
16
62% Feb
3
24
J7
28%
19
19 ¥4
19
35%
34 Va
34%
34
31 Va
31%
31 %
31%
31 ¥2
31%
31 ¥2
31 ¥2
31%
31 Va.
5
I
22%
23
23'%
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23 ¥4
23 ¥4
23 ¥4
23 ¥4
4,800
22 ¥2
23
22%
23%
2.2 Va
22%
22%
23 Va
4,500
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37
87%
88'
87¥2
88 ¥4
87%
88 ¥4
5,200
46 %
40%,
46%
47
46 Va
46%
31,500
73%
73%
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79 ¥2
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79 Va
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60 %
60%
61 ¥4
60 3
1.25
15
22 %
22 %
86 %
87
—..5
46 %
47%
*78'%
79%
*78%
79 ¥2
59%
60%
60 ¥2
60%
10%
20%
14%
41%
10%
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43
5013
12 V'ii
62
40%
83%
54
18
10%
20
' 14'%
.
41%
*50
11 ¥2
11
20Vo
5
.
5
No par
1
—10
Co common
Watch
21% Jan
1
—
15
.5
10
common
California Packing Corp
Mining
Hecla
:_5
,
Cork
Inc
...
—
Corp common
Southern
Ry Co..—
Canadian
Breweries
32% Mar
Canadian
Pacific
69
Cannon
44% Jun
July 23
Mills
•
a
Co
1
—5
27%'
28 Va
93%
35%
16%
23%
17
67%
83%
35
34V'8
27
1,100
40%
40%
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5 ¥a
5%
5¥b
52%
17 ¥2
17%
69%
100%
32 V4
31%
31%
2,500
30%
30 Va
31 Va
22,400
28%
27%
28%
31,300
93
93
34'%
34'%
1,500
21'%
6,300
93
6 Va
171%
17%
12,600
24'%
24%
71,900
78
78 V2
250
17 7%
'
*65%
67'%
*65%
67'%
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,
83'%
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33'.4
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27
27'%
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41
40%
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25
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52 ¥a
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51%
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84
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47
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43
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42
42
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47
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1,500
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1,500
49%
50'%
1,900
.
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113
31
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113
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4.500
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5,400
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12,300
26%
25 ¥2
11
11 ¥3
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52%
21'%
'
1,200
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20
2 .•%
11%
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52
30%
11 Vb
10
24,600
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27 y4
30 ¥2
27%
.
34
6 %
26%
100
24%
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•
77
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33
21
22,100
24 Va
17%
112%
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102 ¥4.
77
.
113'%
6 ¥a
1,300
69%
69%
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40 3»
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1,600
101%
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52 Vi
112%
3.800
17%
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.
54%
54
30 ¥a
5 ¥a
51 ¥4
50
84
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83
54 Va
15,300
40
38 ¥a
40
6,2013
32
27 3a
53
23 ¥a
60 Va
99 ¥2
34%
27 Vb
20%
*64'%
59 %
69
83%
52%
No par
60 ¥2
33
75'%
11 ¥4
—.25
:
20,800
54
17%
24%
.1
No par
Ltd
Ry.
600
11%
3 9 ¥2
17 %'
23%
11
No par
100
50 %
11 Va
21¥a
17
30 Va
42 ¥4
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11%
21%
83%
30
41
50 ¥2
21%
27 Va
■
42%
217a
25 V4
112%
8,900
35'%
75 Va
112%
1,500
a
35
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5 2 ¥2
4
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35%
34%
27¥2
41 Va
5¥3
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112% 112%
19 3
14
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93
67%
-
19%
14 V4
35%
75 ¥2
*82
84
30%.
21%
700
10%
19%
11 ¥4
23'%
27 %
20
6,900
61
a
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11
2.200
50
69
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10,600
44,200
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32
32%
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35
•
35%
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34%
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53% 54
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18%
33%
19%
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61
40%
33%
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27%
41
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39%
, .
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54
17%,
30%
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76¥2
67¥2
30
61%
40%
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61
19%
34 ¥2
.
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50%
1.80
1.66%
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$4.25 conv preferred
Canada
■
29%
28%
93
28
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■*'%
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68% 69
98
101%
32
32'/4
68
98¥2- 101%
31%
31'%
29%
30¥4
34%
100
participating preferred.!—lOo
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61%
39%
*10 V%
20
14%
14%
21 VB
;
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"
.
5QV'2
11%
x24%
Zinc.:
(A M)
Calumet &
.
43
*32
53%
17%
i
100
—..100
Bros.
Butte Copper &
Callahan
40%
16%
25¥2
:
-
Bush Terminal Co
7%
61%
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54
18
16%
25(4
76V2
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5
1
Inc
pref
second
*50
11 Va
35%
21%
Burroughs Corp
Byers Co
46%
5
Co
4% preferred—.
3'%% preferred
Butler
46%
.
35%
21%
...
Burlington Industries Inc com
4¥a%
.
83
15
Campbell
2
19
29%
19%
34%
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd.
26
19
29%
19%
36 %
55% Jan
July 14
30
29%
20%
13 ¥» May 18
•%in
31% Sep
32 ¥4 Aug
46
66
page
114¥a Jun
83 V2 Jun
2
see
July 27
7
6
footnotes
55
5
MariO
5
47¥2 Jan
For
8
24
21% Jan
Dec
7
5
26
6
18
4
45% Mar 18
Jan
21
10
May
33¥2 May
20
7% Dec. 10
8
1.400
29%
$5
Jan
1,900
10,800
19 1/4
Inc
Bucyrus-Erie Co
9% Jan
70
80
*78 ¥2.
80
35 %
Brunswick-Balke-Collender.—No par
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.—.No par
9% Feb
31,000
55%
71
—_
...
II ¥« Jan
33¥» Dec
900
19 Va
18%
13 ¥2
13 V8
*78 ¥2
■
RR—
Maine
46% Dec
Jan
56,100
18
.
preferred
Brown Shoe Co
56%
143%
39 %
29%
common
42 ¥2 Jan
105% July 24
7,300
55%
143%
40
56
143%
79
Common
5%
39%
56%
144 ¥2
39%
%,
17%
No par
100
Braniff Airways Inc—___
.2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co common
5
4V2"% convertible preferred—
50
Briggs Manufacturing Co..— —3.50
Briggs & Stratton Corp
3
Bristol-Myers Co common
,_1
3%% preferred——
100
Brooklyn Union Gas
10
Brown & Bigelow
...
^
1
5
18 y2 Apr
39
56 %
144%
*143
.
79
Co
Edison
4,200
*39
39 ¥2
79
—...
Boston
66 ¥4 Mar 17
39%
39 ¥4
4.800
17%
13
100
Boa-g-Warner Corp
2
33,703
1 %
1%
79
17%
*731/2
25
Aug
9
5
100
1%
.
,
17'%
...:
^
10
48 Va Jan
.
*143 ¥2
49 ¥2
39%
x55%
'
25%
*49
1%
33'%
39%
25
49 ¥2
30%
Corp
Brass
Inc
Bond Stores
1
373/4 Feb
74¥2 Sep
81
39
5,300
24%
1%
39
38%
76
■75
77 ¥a
24%
*49
—'5
Boeing Airplane Co
5
May 14
76 ¥2 Feb
31
6
23
14 V2 Jan
33
■
%
1
Inc..
70 ¥4 Feb
21
60% Jan
20 ¥2 NoV
1 %
1%
Co..
(E W)
Borden
25% Apr
9% Jan
1%
48%
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc.
3% Jan
49
10
14% Jan
Apr
62¥2 Dec
25
*48 ¥a
76 ¥2
77%
24%
4 9 ¥2
20
94
*92 ¥2
2.50
34 Va Feb
10
77'%
24%
1V2
Co..
24 ¥4 Mar 31
2
78
144%
Jun
12 ¥2 Jan
140
36 % Jan
Jan
92 %
57%
11
27
92. ¥2
143%
23
90
94
*92
56%
28
25
II,500
143%
18% July 28
34% Jan
62 %
57%
Jan
—
60 Va
39%
Jan
92
65
57 ¥a
70
—
63
39 V'2
37Va Oct
82
65%
24%
—.1
26 ¥2 Dec
<
65%
77
*48%
Co
(Dei)
1
27¥4 May 21
13.200
40c
53
Nov
17 ¥4
common—8
7% preferred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com.S
4 ¥2% pfd series of 1951
100
Black & Decker Mfg Co..
——1
9
78
300
17
Bestwall
12
39 ¥a Dec
16%
17%
43% May 28
2
July
16%
17 Va
94
25
5., 700
16%
17 %
*92
78 %
*16 ¥4
10%
17
94
24%
36%
36 Va
16%
66%
-
41
.36 ¥2
16%
x65%
1 peso
12V$ Jan
18
'i'> '•
10,300
35 y4
34
*40 Va
17%
17
59 ¥a July
Steel
83%
36
17
Gypsum
*83
36%
41
*40 Va
•
36%
68
78
5
Inc
Co
83%
35
41
36
11
Bethlehem
37,400
36%
48 %
6
59%
37 %
*40 Va
41
*16%
17%
65
100
Inc
57
*33
34
36 %
37-,4
36
16%
'
17
1
Benguet Consolidated
61 ¥2
%
'
*33
34
*40 Va
36%
16%
Beneficial Finance Co common—1
Mar 23
60
64%
41
40
7,200
62%
36
20
95
60
37 %
700
27%
64 %
*83
1.500
201
*191
95
61%
33
7,700
50 %
50 ¥2
2.7 Va
66 %
34
2,000
a
96 ¥2
27
*95
1,009
23 ¥4
23%
*40%
Bendix Aviation Corp
*95
95
*
3
*191
27
37%
I,500
.
49
*43
201
201
95
*33
—
51
96 %
.—1
preferred-
50%
29%
—1
Howell Co common———5
&
48 ¥2
28%
.50
_
33
48%
29%
96%
100
1
—
56 ¥4
37 Va
29 %
*95
:—.1
pfd
4%%
56
'191
2.01
*191
194
194
—100
100
—2.50
Aircraft Corp..
4%%
26%
%
34 ¥4 Jun
Oct 14
Dec
76
30
23% Jan
52
18
59% Dec
2
36
50%
33
'
49 y4 May
—
*54%
18
36 ¥a Jan
2
36 ¥2 Dec
38% Jan
36 ¥4 Jan
Jun
1V2 Feb
13
l3/4 Oct
2
H Jan
Bell
5
37'
50%
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp—
6
58 % Apr
Mar"
BO
55
36%
50 %.
16% July 29
23% Aug 27
55 ¥2
%
Belding-Heminway
Bell Aircraft Corp
25
27
48
9
14% Feb
51%
26%
56
11
13% Jan
51%
33
24% May
35 >% July 27
17
¥2
26 ¥2
37%
17% July
31
54
26%
48 %
50%
300
52%.
56
*48
1,500
33
*32%
*32%
43 %
10
50
62 %
62
27
38 Va
5
Dec
63
250
17,200
46
Va
45
53%
58 %
Eeech Creek RR—,—.
13% Dec
63
.
32%
48 %
10
43% Jan
2
44
46%
85 %
32%
37%
42
2
4,400
96.
*34 ¥2
*53%
57
9
2
32%
56%
35% Jan
lOVa Jan
49%
9
96
85%
•
•
48 %
Beck
28yaJan
32%
33%
63
-63
38%
—
Beckman Instruments Inc
Apr
63%
37%
9
2
63%
56
8
36%'Oct
62%
—
——
(AS)
Va
49
9 a ¥2
47
1
——10
23
2
46 %
27
Feb
May 19
43
54
40 ¥2 Apr
Jan
46%
27%
2
29
47 %
54
13
Shoe
49%
.
23%
28 % Jan
Beech
49 %
*8.4 ¥2
84 %
55
60 % Jan
84
17,800
96 %
84 %
28
Inc
Beaunit.Mills
July 29
2
13,300
16%
16%
45%
97
*95 %
62%
prior preferred
8
July
33%
16%
38%
49%
96%
34'%
40 %
Bayuk Cigars Inc
No par
Beatrice Foods Co common.:—.12.50
7
49 %
96%
84 %
55
Bausch & Lomb OpticalCo..
29
36% Jan
18
49%
95%
35
95 %
*83%
*33
Bath Iron Works Corp.
27
100% Mar 26
94 % July 29
30% Oct
49%
8%
38 ¥h
9
•
15%
—1
29
40'/a Dec
16
18 Va May
49 %
16 %
9,000
9¥a
39%
16%
%
39%
38%
40
39%
,—————10
Basic Products Corp..
7
Dec
9
Aug 22
49 %
Bangor & Aroostook RR
Barber Oil Corp
36
53
noncumulative preferred
4%
58
30% May
17
.100
100
Baltimore & Ohio common—
8
20
8
6
Vk Apr
23
16%
preferred series B—
._10Q
preferred series C
—.100
Mar 24
16% Jan
45
17%
Corp
4%%
5
1
Jun
32% Aug
16%.
Baltimore Gas & Elec com—No par
Nov
13% Jan
13
50% July 30
20
105% July
9 "4
39%
9
9
9 Va
9 %
39 %
18 ya July 16
Jan
Wilcox
Babcock &
9
1
—9
Inc
(B T)
Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamiltoa
15
6
Sep
95
42% July 24
45
2
34% Jan
12% Jun
9
6
30 % Feb
Babbitt
8
7
Apr
34
24
Jun
26
8
21
10% Nov
9
52*%
51
52
21%
21%
21%
21%
85%
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2,800
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43 ¥2
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67%
67%.
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67
67
20
Volume
190
Number
5871
'he Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(575)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1958
Lowest
2
30 % Apr
24
46 % Dec
9
12
39% Apr
103
July
96
3
38% Dec
39 % Jan
13
\
2
29
76% Dec
46% Nov
_
16
July 28
-
52% Feb
102% Jan
5
34 A
July 23
11
72
Jan
20
39% July 16
41% Jun
9
47
20% Jan
2
31 % Nov
20
28
19 % Jan
13
43% Dec
19
38%.Jan
14% Apr
3
101% Jan
1
.
23% Aug 14
2
(5 % Jan
July
3
119% Jun
7
May
110%. Jan
Jan
28
92% July 16
101;-
Apr
29% Jun
99
Jan
2
55% Jan
2
26% Feb
118*% Nov
81V2
28
Dec
38% Dec
5
17
15
117
...
7
19% Jun
9
2
22% Dec
9
21% Apr
27
Jan
14
Dec
31
3
52
Oct
30
72% Mar 19
78
Aug
8
15
19% Dec
18
;
Jan
28
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7
13
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5
22
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71% Feb
18% Feb
9
Apr
7
333/4 Dec
30% Jun
17
104% Jun
12
91
Jun
423/4 Dec
31
39% Jun
17
Aug 28
23Va Feb
26
55% Feb
6
17% Mar 21
41% Jan
7
19
Jan
Jan
603/4 Dec
16
7
28
3
24% Mar
83/4 Jan
30
17
293/e Sep
12% Sep
20
23
48% Nov
3
12
14% Dec
23% Jan
2
54
1% Jan
2
6
Nov
3
22
3
% Nov 28
Jan
91
Jan
2
333/4 Nov
28
173/e Jan
2
43
39 % Nov
7
31% Jan
3
Feb
23
Jan
47% Apr
89
Apr
43% Jan
28
4% May 29
Apr
9% Mar 14
79
90
27
50% Feb
99
>
2
20% Jun
17
32% Aug
7
42% Jan
9
23% Apr
36% Jan
13
25% Apr
108
Jan
74% July
5
13% Apr
19% Aug
1
26
3
11% Jan
2
25 3/8 Dec
4
24% Jan
2
45% Jan
10
63 % Oct
20
63
5
123/s Jarj
2
32
19
24% Mar 24
32% Jan
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45% May 25
36% July 28
July 22
Jan
40% Nov
19
27
31 % Nov
28
27
Feb
9
2
7
31% Nov
28
30% Jan
14% Jan
7
38
Dec
10
31% July 21
9% Jan
30
153/4 Oct
10
13
Jan
13
59% Oct
443/8 Feb
27
10 3/a Jan
21
62% Aug
17% Sep
102
Chic
35% Jan
130
Sep
67
50% Feb
4
32% Jun
83
1
37
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102% Jun
24
Jan
9
3 5
43
16% May
57 % Jar.
18% Jan
89% July
165
Feb
81
Jun
22
55% Jan
12
151
July 27
91 %
Aug
3
19
24% Jan,
2
30
46
31
Oct
86 % May
133/4 Mar 18
8
Jan
28
130% May 14
88
101
Feb
03
136% Jan
28
96
119% Feb
9
159
75% July 22
47
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20
9
Oct
29
54% Aug
24
38 % Dec
31
35
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14
2
23 % Dec
22
20% Jun
9
2
20 '/a Dec
May 23
5
33
Dec
10
30% Feb
9
3
65
Oct
24
54% Jan
14
10 Vb Jan
2
15 V4 Nov
20
14% Jan
5
55% Jan
2
Sep
12
106
May
5
95% Jun
23
105 % Aug
20
112
Jun
20
105% Jun
17
Jan
2
97b Nov
21
8% Jan
4% Jan
2
9 Va Nov
26
6% Feb
Apr
11% Jan
43
47% Dec
26 3/a Dec
18
13% Jan
3
20% Dec
15% Jan
e
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40 3/4 Jan
13
503/4 Dec
30
City Stores cji
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61%, Jun
100
5%
4
45%
45%
46%
91%
92 %
92%
91%
91%
42%
41%
42%
41
41%
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13,100
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34
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34%
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16%
16%
16%
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33%
16,100
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13%
13%
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12%
39%
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38%
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30
104
Apr
21
91
Sep
16
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25
93% Jai.
Oct
99
2
Feb
28
Jan
40% Aug
84
Aug
Jun
61% Feb
6
3
25
59
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preferred
17
Jan
7
86
Sep
10
2
99
Jan
6
30% Nov
96
6
10
89
31
48
106
Feb
25
102% July
10
44% Jun
58% Jan
2
78% Jun
92
2
81 % Oct
30
95
8% Apr
29
13% Oct
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8
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23
May
107% Apr
11% Jan
14
2
21% Jun
Oct
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16
8
55% July 29
60% Nov
40% Jan
18% May
29% Jnn
18
Apr
27
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13
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23 Vb Apr
20
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50
52
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29%
29
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convertible
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91 '
96 Va
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$3.75
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26
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64%
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86
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48
60
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62%
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104
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59
56%
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94
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57%
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50
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25 Vb Jun
Apr
493/4 Dec
:
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20%
45 %
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273/4 Jan
58%.
57%
20%
390
230
45%
46%
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26
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134
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29
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84
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102
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2
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4,100
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27%
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18
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Apr
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119
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15
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39
33
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22
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3
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18
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24
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7
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26
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119
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10
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64
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74
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23
45
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24
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82
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14
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92
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10
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18
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2
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24
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43%
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17
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31
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17
29
74
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73
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14
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6
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33 %
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15
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3
1
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20,300
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30
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28
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33%
49% Dec
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14%
35%
73 Va Nov
16 Vb
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2
48
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34%
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2
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33%
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49% Aug
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2
11
35%
6
2
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32%
48% Nov
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20
7% Jan
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10%
*15
*31%
43 % Jan
29% Jan
15%
10%
33
Colorado
4
15%
10%
34
31% July 23
50% Mar 11'
30
15%
11
39%
34%
8
57% Dec
63%
15%
10%
3B%
33
23% Jan
2
62 %
16
11
39%
15%
34%
30
96
*15%
11
38%
400
25% Dec
41% Jan
15%
*29%
2,800
Collins.A.
12 % Jan
62%
63 %
4.600
28% Mar 11
63
30
40%
7
31 V4 Jan
29
63%
40
21% Jan
Jan
28%
62%
40%
15
16
8,700
27%
63%
40%
22 3/8 Dec
65
1,000
29%
62%
40%
24
46
2,300
30
'29%
4,700
40%
Jun
18
42%
63%
—No par
49%
28
42%
69%
I '.ill
77
43'%
25 Ve
City
7
30
Dec
20
*42%
4,000
/
«
C I 'I
2
9
Jan
Mav 27
92 %
69 7
Clues
2
8
76
Dec
19%
32%
92 %
32%
29%
5
City investing Co common.
19
49% Mar
44% Jun
25% Dec
19%
32 %
93
43%
43%
19%
32%
*92
41%
Cincinnati
26
103% Jan
11
53
80
93
62%
9.50
prelorred ——
4%% pieferred
27% Mar 20
30
2
43%
32%
*92
*29%
No par
Chrysler Corp
C4% July 10
64% Jan
Dec
2
92
19%
32%
32%
92
42%
*78
5
Chicago Pneumatic Too)
Chicago Rock I.si Si, Pac RR_.No
Chicago Yellow Cub
No
72% May 20
Dec
153/4 Jan
32%
93
80
19
40%
14
32
32%
43%
42
*78
41
46% Jan
May 20
32%
*92
19%
So
preferred scries A
Chock
76
97
80
;
Western
Chickasha
55
134
*78
19%
24-%
52% July 21
25
132 % Dec
80
19
69%
11
22
2
*78
2,300
2,800
25%
27
Sep
6
80
17%
53%
69%
25
9
15
*78
700
17%
53%
25%
24
28
Jan
53%
70
5%
2
Jun
Nov
Jan
52 %
25%
18% Jun
Dec
98 % Jan
53%
25%
32
62
86
*52
70*69%
17
155
127
53%
25%
30
373/8 Feb
Jan
*52-/4
27%
22
2
106 %
53".i
25%
17
•
17
July 18
*52 %
4,400
22%
*69%
47% Jun
95
22%
2,100
19
29%
12
13
*18%
26
41%
38% Jan
2
38 Vb
19%
.,
69%
12
14
38%
eom__No pai
H_.
300
Inc.-.
38%
38%
17%
52,800
88%
*18%
19%
32%
87%
69%
102% Jan
20% Oct
88
26
12
Feb
87%
93 V*
123
29
97% Jun
•45 % Dec
102
30%
*121
22%
4%
2
*92%
123
22%
Common
17
88%
7,600
No pur
16
15% Jan
87%
93%
33%
,
2,000
106
5% series A noneiun pfd
100
Chic & North. Western com—No par
22
21
35 % Jan
32
"121
*17%
preferred
Chic Milw SI, Paul St. Pac
Jan
2
*92%
34
123
50
7
103%
107%
22
119
6%
371/4
5%
91% Feb
14
93 %
331/4
88%
40
Great
10
Feb
*92%
*121
21%
7
106 %
109%
340
118%
118%
7
22%
Corp
Clnchiu&U
44
108
333/4
21%
118%
7'
17%
10
convertible
Jun
13
21%
119
7
22%
Co.
Corp
37% Apr
37% Jan
Jan
26% Jun
44% Oct
29,400
21%
17%
Class A
16
44% Mar 30
33% July
8
71% May 22
36% Mar 26
2
17,900
22 %
Products
Chicago & Eusl, ill
July 14
Jan
73 %
17%
Vouglit Aircraft
Checker Motors Corp
8
118% Feb
Jan
27
72
19%
13%
38
12
74%
22%»
38%
39
53
Sep
74 Va
38%
13%
5
30
75%
*18%
38%
8
953/4 July
8
106% Apr 22
-1,000
19%
1
Aug
353/4 Dec
29%
39%
19y8
7,900
44
29%
22'/a
;
41%
41
29%
38%
Chesapeake Corp of Vic
.5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
Jan
8
41 %
44
*18%
Chemway
40
7
41%
2,300
*43%
18%
—
Chemelron
11
43
Oct
41%
6,700
10,000
*29%
19%
17% Mar 23
25
99
3,500
39%
42% Jun
3
83
5,100
96%
23
Chance
5
14
283/4 Jan
140
36
95
17"%
Champion Spark Plug Co
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
17
17
7
Belt
98
35 %
96%
22%
5
Corp...-:
Aircraft
97 %
35%
96
.3
$4.50 preferred
45% May 28
43
59% Oct
Certain-Teed
42%
29%
*lie1/2
123
88%
42%
97 VB
38%
7 5 % preferred series
Central Hudson Gas &'Elee—No par
Central Illinois i,gt common—No par
4%% preferred
.Rio
Central Illinois Public Service
WJ0
de Pasco
*
93%
33%
43%
97 %
44
110
*121
88%-.
16%
54
35%
75%
11
16%
53
42%
:
17
54%
74
7
*92%
Shares
16%
29%
-
22%
109
the Week
Aug. 7
54
2?%
V*43%
Friday
Aug. 6
*18%
,
Co
Central of Georgia Ry
Common
4
33% Sep
25
Foundry
30
118"/a
333/4
'
'
44%
6%
123
88Va
___20
_
R.R Co «f N J
Central & South West Corp
24
Mar
49% Nov
Apr
Corp common
preferred
Agulrre Sugar Co
Central
33%
35%
'78%
21%
93%
*121
A. 1(10
Co
2
44
ser'es
35%
118%
•
110%
*92 V2
_ipo
—„
Chain
10
19% Apr
preferred
preferred
22%
108
JO
/ Central
July 27
17% Mar 19
18 % Feb
7
—100
—
conv
Gotham
313/4 Jan
2
119
*6%
common
Chadbourn
263/4 Jan
18% Jan
*118%
7
—,
Cessna
9
2
Nov
21%
joo
9
9
66% Jan
Oct
73
J2.50
.
preferred
6
Jun
15
24
2nd
%
*29%
—
.
5
35% Jan
18
Sep
75
* 44
j
35%
Sales far
Thursday
Champion Paper &. Flbra Co—
37% Jun
34% Feb
16
.
27
6% Jan
1
22
21
t
;; Apr 20,
38% Mar 23
16% Apr
89% Aug
5
20
30
76/4
50
Cerro
16
69 % Nov
44
30
'
__i
■
Central Violet),a Sugar Co
Century Industries Co
15% Feb
109% Nov
44%
L
Jnc
16
11% Jan
7
41%
50% Mar
27% Jun
17
96
41%
15% Mar 11
8
Oct
98%
41%
28% Jan
19
38
98
14'% July 7
8% Jan 12
21% Oct 29
2
35%
34% July 13
12% Jun 29
39% Sep
'
25
-
6
July 27
43%
97%
42%
15
14 % Dec
,
25
7
12
243/4 Aug 14
553/, Nov 14
2
43/4 Jan
31% Nov
Aug 14
100% May 21
Ma.r 23
31
43%
^
100%
Central
46% May 11
<
7%
5%
99% Feb
43%
96%;-—96%
44%
98
35%
68% Apr
52
34
,
-
43%
96%
43%
993/!
Celote*
22
23
10
llv
*96%
PRICES
T-
17%
llv
40%
preferred
4%%
79% July 30
24
Sep
31% Jan
93
7
4
l'53^'Au«
17
17
lUt
Celanese Corp 0f Amor eom__No pur
,
Apr
23 % Mar
17%
A5
jo
preferred—
4.20%
16%
__5
Co "common
2nd
17%
55%
No par
Caterpillar Tractor
-
1253/i May 13'
91% July 9
~'44% Mar 20
16
Jan
7%
6%%
98% Jan 12
-.33%-July
7
7
17% Jan
9% Jun
Case (J I)
16%
Light
common.
Products
5
55
.Jo. "
Carriers fz General Corp__
,
37:/2 July 21
18% Jan
2
44
2
Aug
5
_
_
Ohio- Ry.100
preferred'
Carter
7% Apr 22
July 9'
5
17>/2 Jan
-4%%
&
""JSSStf*
%-r
Aug. 4
j
Co.-.
Steel
Corp
4
121
i7
Jan
78% Jan
27
119% Mar 16
22
6
Power &
Carpenter
'Carrier
lb
12
83% Jan
19
26% Feb
5
7
10
Carolina
19
31% Jan
.-78% Aug
6
Aug
Carolina Clinc'hricld
Monday
Aug. 3
Par
_
19
Jun
48% Jan
46% Jan
5
Jan
6
117
8
92% Nov
55 y8 Apr 14
91
Aug 28
41 A Jan
5
SKSShmw
^
/ : EXCHANGE
Capital Airlines lnc_
Carborundum Co
Carey (Philip, Mfg Co..
^
1
3
-
,
23% Apr 10
56% July 15
*
2
32% Jan
38 % Jan
17
15% July 31
37% Feb 10
8
»IW
Highest
41% Dec
-
13
94 % Apr
25 Va Jan
Lowest
19% Dec
7
Jan
.
Highest
10% Jan
._.]<
Nopai
Sieel—
0
i
2
preferrpH
1(34
50
•61 %
143a
*21 »/4
29 %
105
29
104
106
,
*84 Va
50 %
50
86%
29'/4
22,900
51%
50'%
51%
50
51
50%
51%,
£2
81 %
81 %
82 %
82%
82
83
14%
14%
14%
1.4 y4
14%
14%
14 Va
14 Va
14%
7,700
22%
21%
21%
*21%
22 Va
♦21%
22%
100
22
*21
•*81 Va
83
200
.!
I.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
16
(576)
.
.
Monday, August 10, 1959
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
Range Since
Year 3958
12% Dec
2
Jan
6
Dec
64
12
28% Jan
3
]8% Jan
2
16'A Jan 12
38% Feb
66% Nov
37% Dec
34% Oct
Dec
19% May 20
41
50% Jan 20
52
Jan 14
52
55% NOV
24% Dec
12% Apr
102% Dec
88
oct
85
8
Apr
20% Aug
2
6
May
4 %
Aug"
89
Mar 11
15% Jan
Jan
82 % Dec
13
10
74% Feb 12
33 Ye JaD
air
30
12
22
14
18
13
31
30
31
14'
8
30
1
10
fl
Dec
63
15
Jan
44
9% NOT
Mar
13% Apr
69% Jan
78% Mar
44% May
33% Mar
49'% July
51% July
98'% July
59% Jun
30% Jun
150% Aug
86
Apr
88
May
24% Jun
14% Apr
5% Apr
54% July
85
Mar
€6
8
51% July
9
jun 24
10% Feb
'51
55% Jan
8
36% Jan
2
22V* July 13
39% Jan
7
49% Jun
82
Jan
2
6
52
Feb
10
20% Jan
7
89% Feb
9
84% Feb
11
Feb
4
18% Jan
2
8% Jan
85
Jan
35% Jan
11
1
16
0
2
12
Jun
9
6
3
l%jan
13
3% Not
24 % Jan
13
5
39% Dec
Nov
3
40 y4 Dec
4
28
16% Jan
28
2
40
28 'A Jan
1
22
3
14
12
10
9
22
30
30
28% Mar
78
Jun
80
74
EXCHANGE
Continental Insurance
5
Continental Motors
1
Continental Oil of Delaware
5
Continental Steel Corp_
.
14
Cooper-Bessemer Corp _
_,_5
Copper Range Co
—5
Copperweld Steel Co common
5
5% convertible preferred
50
6% convertible preferred
50
Corn Products Co (Del)
——1
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
1
Corning Glass Works common_„_5
3%% preferred
-.100
3%% preferred series of 1947-100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
1
Coty Inc
1
5
20
26
10
22
17
2
27
28
37 Ve July
3
Aug 18
29% Dec
10
25 Ve Jun
15
Jan
7
31% Dec 30
29% Jan
7
41
12
10
37'A May 27
Jan
20
3
41 % Dec
44
25J/e Jan
20
50'A Jun
9
60% Jan
6
89 % Aug
7
98'A Apr
32% Feb
21
4 3'/a
58% Nov
Apr 11
7
101% Jun 25
Oct 13
29
92% Nov
19% Jun
26
3
10% Jun
15
17
68% Jan
2
14% Dec
6% Jan
12
18
337/s Jun
17'A Mar
14% July 21
16"
41% Jan
10
21
Feb
16
16% Oct
30
10% Jun
53% July 24
63% Oct
13
62
6
23% Nov
14
21% Apr
27 Ve Jan
25% Feb
3
187/e Jun
39% Apr
8
JaD
41V4 Apr
8% Apr
66
Jan
20% Mar
5
31 % Aug 27
30% Mar
6
37
40% Mar
3
63% Nov
10
59 % Jan
61 % Dec
18
60 'A Feb
41% A pi
3
83% Jan
92
14
Aug
18
43j/2 Jan
July 23
13
51
Jun
25
22
74% Jun
12
82
Apr
10
Jun
81
Feb
27
Preferred
Oct
24
89
74
28
Jan
88
Jun
16
78
Jun
19
2t> Ve Jan
2
15% Jan
2
13% Jan
2
K)% Nov
26
] 7 Ve
May 12
27% Jan
2
54 Ve Nov
11
47%
J an
36% July 15
27% Mar 30
7
10
30% Nov
11
6% Apr
12% Dec
1
8% Jun
46% Feb
18
63%
Dec
1
57 'A Feb
16% Jan
2
25% Dec
31
24% J an
18% Aug
.7
37% JaD
2
42,% Dec
31>
41 V* Jun
5
Feb
5
63
Oct
23
56
Jun
30
15'A Jan
7
55
,
17% Oct
2
9 Va Jan
48%
2
13
Dec" 30
68 % Mar 11
23
63% July
6
15
377/e Feb
20
32 % Mar 24
15
11% Jan
7
19% Nov 21
17% Jan
7
32 % Feb
25
14
2
43% Dec 29
38% Aug
7
35% Nov 11
32% Mar 24
14% Deo
13% Jun
4
19% Dec
81
20
Sep
74% Jan
J&n
20% Nov
77 % Dec
Jan
12
52 Ve May 22
19% Jan
6
27% Jun
17
7
92% July 15
Dow
9
45% Jan
21
Dresser
6
28 % Apr
24
14% Jan
6
14% July 13
Dupian
18
Apr
22% Jan
12
Jan
11
14% NOV 20
8
May
6 Ve Jan
2
172% Apr
10
214
Dec
31
202% Feb
9
101
29
1
112% Apr
21
100 Ve Jun
23
91 % Apr
28
du
Sep
80% Oct
79
Jun
2
42 % Feb
27
27
8
46 % Mar 13
May 22
43% July 6
43
28
51
May 21
24
53
Jan
31
42 % Jun
19
14% Jan
14
24% Nov
10
22% Feb
2
Aug
13
38%
39
38
38%
38
38%
38
38%
41
41
40%
40'/a
*40
40 %
*40
413/4
54%
54%
53 %
54
53%
54%
53%
54
55%
91
SO
90%
89%
90
x91
91'A
91%
91
•30 V*
29 %
'
110%
"109%
110%
9'A
9%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20'A
20%
2,100
13%
13%
13'A
13%
8,300
14 %
13%
14
13%
13 %
71%
71%
71%-
72
72
14
13
13%
13 Vs
13%
IB
43% Jan
14
29 Ve Jan
2
30
Feb
11
337/e Jan
8
46 Ve Apr
22% Apr
3
30% Aug 14
28% Jun
18
34'A Jan
9
21
73% Jan
3
82% Jun
78
May 18
85% Jan
23
30 % Apr
8
4
24% May
75
7
July
2
13%
13%
34%
34%
34
13'A
12%
13%
12%
12%
12
64%
64
10
9
93 %
6
90% July 27
Eaton
64%
*63%
64%
*63%
64%
22%
22%
*22'/a
22%
22'/a
22%
23
600
22%
34'A
34%
33%
3 4'A
33'/a
33%
33
34
24,800
35%
37 %
37'A
37%
37%
38
900
37%
*37
38 %
37%
92%
91
91%
88'/2
89%
87%
87%
85
86
1,600
75'A
74
74
73
74'A
75%
75%
75
75%
74%
17%
2
37
Dec
31
36% Jan
6
557/e Aug
83'A May 22
37'A Dec 11
83% Jan
15
34
Feb
4
41% Jun
89
92
76
Jan
22 % Jan
2
Jan
17
95
14% Apr
15
20 % F'eb
86
25
Jan
39
2
Oct 31
4
16
36'A Jan
4
Aug
18% Jan
Mar 27
89
7
7
Ekco
24
17%
16%
17%
43%
42 Va
43%
41
42%
51 %
52%
51'A
51%
:5i%
51%
76%
77%
*76%
77:</4
*76%
77
*76'A
*76%
77
773/4
79
*76
79
*76
79
79
*76
7C
*76
81%
*80
81%
10
81%
*80
6,600
*76
v
*78%
80
80
34
32%
33%
33%
33%
32%
34%'
34%
33%
34 Ve
20%
20
20%
19%
20 %
13.400
17.800
20
20%
20 Ve
20'A
20
66%
64%
65%
64%
62%
64%
68
65%
65
66%
29 Va
30'A
2 9 3/«
29%
5.600
29%
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
9%
10%
7,890
10'A
10%
S3A
_
67
10'/a
93/4
9%
66%
66 %
6 6'A
66%
32 %
.
9%
67
32%
33'A
32%
323/4
32 Ve
10
33'A
32
Va
32%
14,400
18%
32'A
13%
18%
13,300
44'A
*60
603/4
90
W RR Co__100
22 Vb
22 Va
22
22%
22 VB
1
15
10
21%
21,500
223/4
22 %
22 Ve
20%
20%
20%
21%
2,200
59
59%
59%
59%
4,700
34
34'A
33%
34'/»
7,300
30%
30%
30%
24'A
2334
23%
6,600'
.
<
32'A
31%
32
6 300
39'A
39%
38%
39%
8,100
1
21
20'A
20 VB
59%
60'A
59'/a
60'A
59'A
593A
33%
34
33%
34'A
34
34%
20%
1
com
20%.
20%
30%
50c
21.%
i
31%
32'A
40%
30 Ve
30%
*30%
30%
22%
30%
23%
*30%
23'A
22%
23'A
23%
31%
31 Va
32
32
39%
40
41%
25
2.50
1
31%
42
41
%
15%
4,300
19
19'A
18%
19
18%
19%
20'A
19%
1
20
19%
20'A
20
20%
19%
Inc
20%
49%
46%
47%
47
48%
46%
No par
46 %
47
4 8 3/e
46
26%
26%
26%
26%
27%
26%
27
26%
Co
.
-
Ltd
-
Fund
36%
_2
Ltd
26%
14%
87%
88%
87 Ve
87%
87'A
86 %
87%
19,200
88* %
8 8'A
87%
39 Va
39 VB
40%
40
19%
50c
39%
15,200
40 Ve
40%
39%
40%
26%
26%
*26%
26
26%
26'A
26%
26%
26%
27
1
13
*12%
123A
13
12%
12%
12%
12 3A
12%
*12%
1
13%
13%
13%
13%
10,600
13%
13%
13%
1
5
No par
No par
preferred
14'A
13%
13%
275'A
277'A
100%
81
81
24%
24%
24%
*39%
40%
*39%
40%
*39 Va
*44
45
*44
45
*44
45
*41 %
42%
*46
47
42
47
*46
*42%
43
27%
*42 Va
43
45%
43
*45
6
41%
43
47
271 %
270
272%
16,800
100'A
100 Va
100%
100%
2,400
81%
81
81
24%
24%
24%
24%
8,400
39 %
40 3A
39 Va
39%
100
24%
24%
*42 %
*45
45%
27'A
*26%
27%
*45—
40%
*
41%
Kodak
*46
47
*46
47
43
*42%
43
*42 Va
43
*45
45%
4 5'/a
*45
45%
27%
27 Va
*27%
28
27%
9% Jan
6% July 20
2
Mar 20
39
Jan
&
Jan
10
56% Deo
8
48 Vs Jan
7
69% May 12
16 ye Deo
2
13% Jan
8
26% May 11
Emerson
17% Jan
2
30
July 21
79
Jan
2
10
23 % Jun
22
25% Apr
38% Apr 30
24
Dec
32 % Jan
29
38
Mar 13
90
80
18
88
Jan
May
8
26% Jan
2
36 Ve Oct
17
6% Jan
2
13
Nov
28
44% Jan
2
60% Feb
3
61% Oct
54% May 29
30
21
Nov
14
3
28
Nov
28
2
47
Deo
4
2
43% May
25% July 23
30 % Mar 12
26 Va
26
2 6 3A
25%
26%
9,700
94%
95
53
94%
90%
93 %
29,700
94
*93
Johnson
943A
96
*93
93
93
93
93
94
94
8 5'A
87
85
85%
85 Vb
84%
84'/a
87
85'A
87
53%
533A
54
54%
55 Ve
55%
94%
10
25
100
50
._1
Jun
23
37% Apr
9
7
Jan
2
Fairbanks Morse At Co_
No par
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
1
$1.60 convertible preferred
40
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp.l
Fairmont Foods Co common
1
4% convertible preferred
100
Falstaff Brewing Corp
1
21% Jan 28
27% Aug
7
13
3
10Va Jan
2
33% Aug
89
Sep
11
5
96
9
28
Aug
7
July 27
35
Jan
9
15% Jan
2
19% Dec
10
81% Aug
16% Jan
24% Jan
2
33
17
29
24.
7
Mar 12
Family
Finance
3
Corp
38%
38%
4,400
89
*89'A
90 Va
50
29%
28 Va
28 Va
55
54 Va
55 Va
18,300
7%
17,800
1
89
*883/e
89 Va
29 Ve
28%
29
27%
283A
,28%
53 %
527A
53%
53'A
54%
54%
7%
7'A
7%
52%
503A
51%
51'A
50 5A
10%
10%
103'3
4,300
10%
10%
10 Ve
10'A
9%
10%
33%
33%
34%
34,500
34 Ve
33 Va
33 Va
33%
32%
33%
63
63%
6,400
65
64
61%
64%
62
66
64%
15%
16'A
15%
15%
32,600
16%
16
17%
16'A
153A
16%
5
30
>_
39
89
65%
4
5
Co
88
38
33%
No par
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
*87
39
7Vo
_100
8.50
5%
89
38 Va
10%
3
Corp common
92
-
88
*87
88
*87
88
39%
39
51%
5
Co
*87
2,300
29
10
Co
53%
*53
40%
30
1,100
•
52%
S
10% July 16
53%
*88%
1
Amer
95%
88
53
*87
Amer stiareB—.
Equitable Gas Co
Erie RR common
Products
470
*93
Inc_
7% Jun
26Va
Corp
29 V2 Jan
Dec
78%
27%
Ex-Cell-O
11
pgge
79%
26 3A
Eversharp
19% Mar
30% Sep
see
79%
26%
5
preferred
Evans
79%
79%
30
79%
79 Va
79%
25%
5
13% May 14
footnotes
4
30'A
79
8
2
For
5
29%
24% Mar
2
9
May
7,900
49% July
22
Apr
2
Mar
15% July 23
10,200
29%
2
Jan
79
10
40
70
4%
39'/a
29 Ve
15
22 Ve Apr
7
Jun
2
9
39
2S3/4
39% Jan
8% Aug 25
23% Oct 17
13% Jan
16
Mar 26
19'A Jan
Apr
3% Jan
11
55% Jan
60
13% Jan
32% Nov 24
34% Jun
10
28% Jan
11
Jun
of
Radio & Phonograph
Endicott
39%
29%
40'A
District Electric Co
Empire
9
39%
29%
]
Battery
Watch
Electric Mfg
Emerson
2
40
29%
2.50
Natural Gas
4Ve Jan
52 %
39'A
30'A
100
Mus Ind
Storage
National
Paso
52 Va
40 Va
29%
100
common
common
Nut Corp
Auto-Lite Co
Electric
14
52%
39%
2
preferred
Electric
55% July 28
53
53'A
900
54 Vb
54%
52
54%
40%
10
preferred
Co
600
27%
39%
2.50
Co
Stop
38% Jan 14
9% Jan
7
29
com
Corp
common
Stores Inc
Bros
Products
200
50
Co
900
42%
42
54
100
Steel
preferred
15
El
Asn
prior preferred
Stainless
41%
10
:
Fuel
&
Gas
45
*44
45
*44
300
1
_10
Inc
Airline
600
*80%
100%
81
24%
*46
3,300
270
274
269
81
81
*80
100 3A
100
100 %
100
5
«-50
50
50
50
_5G
50
Corp
=
275%, 278%
(E I) & Co—
$3.50 series
Cigar
8% Dec 31
4,100
26%
Inc
Light Co common
Electric
4,200
1
preferred
7
4,400
19,300
5
Co
preferred
preferred
Elastic
20
600
20
11% Dec
24
9,000
44'A
43%
14%
40'A Nov 19
30 Ve Jun
600
67
67
67
*66
19%
2
9
50
80
*79
14%
2
39'A Dec
50
18%
6% Jan
2
5,000
19 Ve
55% Aug
Jan
10.400
52%
17%
43%
52
14%
31% July 16
27
42
52
18%
43%
51%
CO Va
Manulacturlng
Elgin
41
18
43
19
26% Jan
7% Dec 19
21,700
14%
4% %
May 14
17%
No par
No par
4 %%
May 15
17%
17%
60%
Corp
Edison
9
22 Ve Jan
3,900
89
'86%
89
*86%
89
*80 %
89
*86'/a
89
*86%
*22 Va
3 900
$3.60
July 30
%
64 %
17,800
Eastman
97% July 22
Apr
200
35
11%
14%
4%%
56 % Jan
14,700
64'A
35
26 V*
Eastern
88% Jun
700
12%
34%
13'A
36%
Eastern
2
2,400
34%
14%
Eastern
Oct
2
300
13%
34
43%
preferred
preferred
59
38% Jan
74 Va
13%
*34'/a
*71
75
*71
18%
JEagle-Piclier Co
45% Dec
420
20 %
£
57
2
800
9
20%
25%
$2.10
27% JaD
270
110
9
9
9
9
9
9'A
20%
200
13,200
29%
29
110
110
110
109
109
29%
29'A
29%
29'A
30
•
16,900
36
DWG
21
1,400
4,700
39
15
4.10%
Mar 24
47
31% Apr
10,400
26%
60
4.20%
4b % Jan
3
Oct
44% Nov
42
4%
48'A May 26
40
50% July 15
20%
26%
%
18%
Limited USA
International
$4.15
48% Mar
1,200
20%
26
43 %
Industries
$3.75
46% Jan
37%
20%
26 %
26 %
Duquesne
25
38
19%
26%
36
12
12
37%
20'/a
14%
Preferred
41 % Jun
*37
37%
19%
26%
26 Ve
3
39 % Jun
100
35%
86% Apr
23% Jun
76
27
17
May 12
*71
60
.>•.
Pont de Nem
May" 13
76
43%
Preferred $4.50 series
50
6,500
18%
Common
47 ye
~24
Sep
53
51%
*71
53
60
Corp
26
41% Sep 11
46
July 25
39% Oct
.43
800
1,400
52
36
Chemical
267/e Jan
9,200
18%
3
JaD
3%
43%
7
278% Aug
106
12 VB
3%
35%
Dunhill
9
27
21
12 Ve
3%
x26%
Drewrys
28
39
46% Oct
23% Oct
20%
12%
*3%
Aircraft Co
Douglas
74'A Jan
14% Nov
21
12 %
27%
Dominick
20
7
20%
36%
Mines
31
3
88
26%
Pepper
21
Mar 26
*86%
36 Ve
Dr.
Dover
88
3 6'A-
12
20% July 23
2
*86%
27%
17% Jan
Dome
5,600
87
60
Corp
Divco-Wayne
May 18
2.300
*85%
43%
Corp-Seagrams
23
22
23
144
87
_26%
Distillers
36% July 29
51% Jan
Apr
9
(WalLi
22%
142%
*85'A
18%
Club Inc
Productions
(The)
Disney
43'A July 17
36% Jan
33
Diners'
24
29% Jan
2
17% Jan
9
j.5
42 % Mar 13
22
144
21%
143
59%
Oon>._
Stores
Diana
6
54%
53%
km —
18,800
54'A
53%
19
preferred
$1.50
100
43%
Co
Alkali
53
*90
59%
Co
Vilbiss
Diamond
*50
18%
Diamond-Gardner Corp
59 % Apr
Mar 26
16
19
54 % Apr
24% Aug
Mar 31
22
12
26% Dec
9% Jan
8'A Jan
De
May 26
7
13
3,100
53
100
43%
Steel Corp
Del roil
46
45'A
46%
45 %
*50
*90
92
lne—
Hillsdale & S
Detroit
28
Jan
46
Jl% Jan
Apr
?4% July 23
29% Jun
2.5% Jan
Detroit
9.300
38 %
13.50
—.—3
Rio Grande West RR_No par
Edison
—J.
—20
Denv Hi
68
24
Jan
May 26
22%
34%
Co
Hl Light
Lines
22%
16.000
22%
__50
Western
A'
Power
Aii
47% Mar 13
21
buck
22%
21,609
*63%
No par 1
Hudson—
At
Delaware
Delta
15
36% Apr
2
32% May 21
35% Sep
Delaware
16
29% Mar 26
2
9
(Delaware)
Co
24,200
13
50c
1
flic
Records
&
Delaware
Fen
12% Jan
30 Ve Jun
25% Jan
Decca
Deere
May 25
11
19 % May
30 Ve May
19
68% July 31
33
2i '/4
8
1.800
43%
34%
50c
Co
Rubber
Dayton
74%
43
41%
14
100
series C——;_J00
3.90%
Preferred
9
83% Apr
30
26% Dec
74%
43
75'A
43%
22'A
13%
B
series
58'A
74%
*70%
10
3.75%
57'A
58
:
*37%
20'A
Preferred
2
il %
27
9%
1—5
?
57 Va¬
11
20%
*26%
109%
Power & fLiglit common—7
3.75% series A
100
Da* ton
30
19
July
14
Jan
87
77% Sep
19
Duystroni Inc
Jan
6i
56
11%
58%
37%
27
29%
—100
Mills Inc
River
Dan
49% Mar 18
6
57%
11 Ve
37%
20%
*91
1
common
preferred series A
3%%
16
19% July 27
2
Feb
Inc
13,800
57%
54
1
i
10
—
Corp
Dana
May 25
91'A Fen
A
56% Dec
2
75% Nov
76
9
Class
Cutler-Hammer
28
Shares
Aug. 7
20%
37%
38%
No par
.No par
preferred
prior
$4
$1.60 prior preferred
Curtiss—Wright common
9
94 % July
13% Feb
39
39% Nov. 28
Mar 10
79
87 %
6
14 % Nov
15
9% Jan
30
35
0
Aug
lnc__"t_.—
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Aug. 6
87
88
20%
12%
3%
51 %
75
*85%
*86%
20%
*12%
3%
51 %
*71
Sales f«
PRICES
Wednesday
Aug. 5
57
57%
13 Ve 11%
57% 58
73% 74%
43% 43%
22% 22%
46% 46%
*50
53
*90 100
53% 54%
21% 22%
144% 146%
*41
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
20
16% Jan
preferred
Press
Cuneo
52
*71
27
5
100
5
Packing Co common
Cudahy
4%%
4
87
88
20%
12%
3"%
52%
76
37%
10
Cuban-American Sugur
81% Mar 11
12 Ve Mar 31
Dec
39
Jan
2
6
21% Jan
37% Jan 16
10
15
Jan
24
114'A July
-
Dec
33% Sep
7% Jan
29
12
69% Nov
37
18% Jan
56
Jun
9
24
27% Jan
31
Dec
16
106% Jun
20
15% Feb
7
15
25% May
9
July 23
*85%
*86%
20%
*12%
*3%
20%
__—
Corp com
Petroleum
Crescent
15
23
149
2
1
5% conv preferred
25
Crown Cork & Seal common
2.50
$2 preferred
No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common...5
$4.20 preferred
No par
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
5%%
convertible preferred
100
Cuba RR 6%
noncum pfd
100
of Wheat Corp
Cream
Mar 11
23% Apr
20% Nov
14 % Mar
*85%
*86%
20%
22%
3%
51%
76
54%
24
150%
87
88
21%
12%
3%
53 Ve
76
54%
23%
1
25
100
Coty International Corp—
Crane Co common
3%% preferred
Tuesday
Aug. 4
56% 57
11% 11%
57V* ,59V*
74% 75
42% 43%
22% 23
46% 47'%
*50
53
* 92
100
x
54% 54%
23
23%
246% 148%
Monday
Aug. 3
55% 57
11% 11%
58'% 59%
75% 76%
41
43%
22% 23
47
47%
»50
53
* 92
99
NE W YORK STOCK
Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
__
.
"V
25'A
25%
25%
25%
25 "2
2,600
35
2,000
7'A
7
50'A
7 Vb
7
51'A
7
50%
50 Vb
24%
25%
24%
25
25'A
34%
35 Vs
35
35'A
35'A
34%
34%
343/4
34%
813A
81%
81%
81%
81%
80%
*80 %
80%
37%
37%
37%
37%
38
37%
x37 Va
13%
13%
13%
*80'A
373A
37'A
37%
14%
14'/a
14
14%
69%
70
*69
70'A
63
*61
62%
*61
62%
*61
13%
14'A
69 ye
693A
13%
69%
*C1
70
62 Va
69%
*61
8IV2
693A
3,100
7,600
160
2,200
15,400
230
62'/a
10,400
23%
23
23%
23 Va
23%
23 Ve
23%
23%
22%
23%
21%
223/e
21:3/4
22 Ve
22 Vb
21%
22%
2,900
22%
213A
22%
483A
47 Va
47%
47%
47%
11,200
47%
46 3/4
47%
4634
46
33
33
33
3 2'A
32 Va
*31%
*32
9%
2 6'A
7%
32%
*81 Va
27
30
9%
9%
2 6'A
26%
"•
30 Ve
10
9'/a
93/4
26%
27
26%
27'A
8
323A
33
*81
83 Va
27%
9%
26'A
7%
8
323A
"
26%
30
33
10 Va
7%
33
8
33%
73A
33%
*80
8
33'/a
*?3%
9%
27
73A
33'/a
33
300
9 3/4
102,200
27 %
6,500
8
33%
10,900
2,300
83
*80
83
20
83%
81%
81%
27%
26%
27
26%
27
27
28
8,600
30%
30%
30%
3OV2
30%
30 Va
30%
2,500
Volume 190
Number
5871
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(577)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1938
Rang. Sine, Jaa
.
YORK^STOCK
NEW
•
Lowest
.
43
Lowest
Highest
May 19
55
Oct
13
3% Apr
11% Jan
7
6% Dec
2
2
17% Dec
16
32
3
55
18
Mar
Dec
18% Apr
29 % Jan
7
24% Aug 21
3
52
Nov
20
19% Jan
2
22
Jun
27
29% Jan
7
57
Dec
Highest
5% Jan
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
5
6
10% Apr
30
Fa wick Corp,
2
22% Apr
24
Fedders
i
18%
5
tVv Tan *9
I
913*
30
44 V
Anr
£AAP'
17
27 /4 Jan
52 % Dec
16
45V2 Feb
23% Feb
8
4
2
16% Apr
38% Apr
82% Apr
25
49% July 29
136
16
26
100% Sep
55% Feb 14
Dec
10
Nov
y8
Julv 16
1?
194V
5
101% Jan
12
env
Tim
60/aJun
104% Jun
88
36
15% Apr 25
10% Sep 29
Federal Paper Board Co
4.60%
2o7/ Toiy
o
80,8 Jan
2
9 V* Jan
37
85% Dec
31
107% Dec
3
28
Oct
Apr
3
Jun
4
16
32% Dec
29
17
94
112% Dec
3
86
9fi
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30
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2
35% Dec
31
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7% Jan
2
17% Dec
31
35% Oct
Mar 17
27
46% Dec
o
Jan
2
180% Dec
24
89
Nov
10
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37% Jan
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15
170
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16
7
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Aug~ 11
2
50% Dec
31
603/
Jan
22
19%
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99
Jan
2
Nov
19
25
39% Oct
2
2
10% Jan
14
14% Sep
15% Dec
24
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22
2
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2
70
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Feb
3,400
28'%
28%
28%
28%
5,203
45%
1,600
46
46
46'/a
46%
22%
22%
28
f-7
69
69 '/a
69%
69%
3,300
13'%
18%
18
18'%
3,600
42%
43 %
42
42%
41%
417/
41%
42'%
41 Va
42
50
50%
49%
50
49
49%
49'%
49'/a
49'%
49'%
7,300
15%
15%
15%
15%
15'%
15%
15'%
15%
15'%
15%
3,600
3S%
393/a
383/8
39./4
38Va
38%
37%
38'/a
37%
33 %
12.600
138'/a
140%
136'/a
138
104'/2
103
103
-
143%
141% 143
140
141%
104%
103% 103%
103
103%
65
653/i
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41
33%
21'%
'
21%
35
*88
27
51%
*206
*88
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.
89
65'/a
66
65'%
67%
5,200
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
18,900
11%
40%
11%
41%
H'%
88%
*87%
88 '/a
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110%
1103%
*109
29%
29%
53
53
11%
41%
88%
35
*88
27
ill
29%
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••21'%
34'/2
*88
90
27'%
13'%
13'%
52%
*200
88%
26%
*13
Jan
14% Dec
0
83% Jan
2
403% Jan
22
48
July
20 % Jan
2
35
Dec
32
Jan
27
Jan
17% Nov
9
28
16% Jan
2
33
2
45% Jan
12
27
Jun
11,000
54
19,200
21%
90
213%
343%
35
35
*88
27
26%
4,300
26%
*13
52'%
2,200
13%
200
52%
51%
212
3,400
90
15,200
*200
20
90
89'%
89'%
60
19'/a
18%
19'%
20,600
32%
79%
33%
81'%
32%
34
32 %
33
20
19%
20
38%
37
38
34'%
79%
19%
20
193/4
38'%
39%
37'%
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81'%
9,000
80'%
89,000
19%
20
19%
20
15.600
'
37%
37%
36'%
37
79%
7,900
8
8'%
*7%
8'%
*7%
8%
17
*16%
17'/a
16%
167%
16 7%
16%
16%
16%
1,200
30'%
30
30'%
30'%
30%
30'%
30%
30'%
20%
16,000
27
1
*7%
29%
10
8
17
1
,100
4
46
Jan
2
38
Feb
22
5% Jan
27%
26%
27
26'%
263%
25%
26%
44,000
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73
73
73'%
50
20%
12,200
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8
31% J*n
8
37'/a Jan
12
17'% Jan
5
19 '/a Mar
7% Nov
20
5% Apr
67% Nov
26
2
36% Dec
11
42
Apr
31% Jun
15
15
102
73
/
Apr
18
40% Sep
25
9
93/a Jan
2
125
Jan
Dec
14% Nov
2
8
8
19% Jan
7
141
Aug 25
9% Nov
7
2
38% Nov
5
93
19
.•
American
6%
Jan
67"o
Mar 11
12% Jun
16
96'/a Jan
14'% Jan
7
26%
*72'%
26%
*72'%
73
*7%
•'■
73
8'%
100
a
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..
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-7
-
10
29% Dec
18
7% Feb
24
Jan
84
Mar 17
5
39% Mar 18
General
General
55
Apr
29
50% July 16
66% Jan
5
57
Apr
8
79% Dec
29
74% Feb
9
84% Apr
19% Jan
2
34'% Dec
31
30% Jan
6
40
Jan
13
79'% Dec
2
74% Feb
4% Jan
2
22% Dec
16'% Feb
Gen
43
60'/4 Jan
105
19
89'% Dec
2
88 '/4 Jan
Sep
19
117
Jun
104
33% Jan
2
52
Nov
45
105'% Oct
12'%
12%
No par
151'/a
151%
9
9
Corp
2
Corp
5
Cigar
Contract
Finance
Dynamics Corp
41%
*80%
82%
*80%
82%
27%
28%
28%
29'%
51%
52%
51
51%
45,000
79%
80%
80%
80%
80%
81%
51.000
34%
*341%
34%
34%
34%
95%
99%
x96%
26%
29'/a
26 Va
General
Mills
Mar
3
6%
58% July
112% Mar
7
General
114
87
Mar
$5
4
preferred
Preferred $3.75 series
3
31'% Jan
29'/4 Jan
2
52% Jan
2
37
33
a va
26
27
Jan
27
Jan
26
16% Jan
2
34'% Dec 31
35
7
50% Dec
16
114
111 %
112
108%
111'%
109
112
107'%
107'%
107%
107'%
107'%
107'%
107%
490
56%
57'%.
56'%
56%
56%
57%
56 Va
57'%
83,400
104%
104%
104%
104%
104%
*104%
104%
1047a
105'%
4,700
90'% Aug
1
90
July 10
General
Public Utilities
Jan
18
May 22
81
*45
81%
81%
82
32
82
82
*45'/a
45%
45'%
45'%
45'%
45 3%
46
46
Va
800
a
39 V2
38 Va
39%
38
38%
30 Va
39'%
38%
39%
13,800
Corp
1
41%
42 Va
42%
43 Va
40
42%
40%
41'%
39'%
40%
29,300
33'%
*31'%
33 %
258
Jan
Jan
3
81.32
$1.30
No par
preferred
6
Aug
Genl
104% May 28
2
2J/a Aug
83
275
Dec
15
91
Sep
9
90'% Jan
99
Dec
4
98
Jan
20 Va Jan
2
27% Dec
29
27
Jan
44'% Jan
3
64%
23'% Jan
10
30% Oct
15
3
49'% Oct
14
44% Mar 18
53% May
10
36% Jan
8
48% July
27
96 % Apr
7
27% Jan
Tire
8
28
23
23
24
7
24% May 20
12
Jan
9
81% Dec
29
76'/4 Jan
14
30
117'% Jan
7
4% Jan
230
28
July 28
103% Jun
Getty
1
154
Corp
Products
Oil
!
-
Co
Glmbel
common—
Glen
v
Alden
Glidden
Corp
22
Apr
17
31
Apr 30
10% Jan
2
27
4
15
Goebel
Feb
4
Gould-National
27%
27%
*27
29
26%
*26
♦27
*27
29
*27
26%
26 %
26%
*25%
26%
26%
26%
60
25
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26
26'%
26 Va
25%
25 Va
1.100
75%
77'%
76%
77%
75%
77'%
76%
79
77%
79
*26
29
29
20
157,700
'
10% Mar 18
Grand
May 28
4
Union
78 Va July 29
Granite
48
Grant
8'% Jan
7
Mar 17
84% Mar
4
Co
City Steel
(W T) Co
3%%
55% Jan
Great
1
26'% Jan
2
31% July
45 Va
1
54% Aug
7
Great
49% Jan
8
59% Apr
30% Feb
27
Great
Northern
18
Great
Atlantic
Gt Northern
&
Pacific
Iron
Ore
Ry
31% Dec
146'% Jun
4
39% Dec
29
26% July 21
47% Feb
14% Jan
2
19% Dec
11
17% Jan
2
24% May 29
When
9
87
Apr
26% Dec
17
85% Jan
28
5£% Jan-20
4%%
22% Jan
2
30% Mar 30
Grumman
10% Jan
10
10
Guantanamo Sugar
Tea
Prop
Co
preferred
4
5% July 31
Jan
8
5
16
93%
72%
74'%
70%
*85
95
*35
95
*85
95
*400
450
*400
450
*400
450
7%
Green
Western
Sugar
com
89%
93
87
73%
67 Va
92
450
*400
450
34%
80c
46%
93%
98
102 %
*97%
*102
*102
98
34%
35
46%
98%
*102
102%
45'/4
35
98 %
98
102 Va
♦102
34%
45
46%
34'%
34%
45%
45%
98
102'/a
14,800
2%
50,500
70
79,000
30
*98
98%
*102
102%
34%
34%
46%
46'%
30
34%
46%
2,800
V
21,000
1,400
59
59%
58%
59%
58%
58%
57%
59
58
58%
23%
24%
23'%
24'/a
23'%
23%
23
23%
22 Va
23%.
51%
51 %
51%
51 Va
51%
11,500
46%
47
46%
46%
2,500
50%
51%
5
47
47%
*95
51
51%
51%'
47%
46%
47 Va
96
47%
*95
96
95%
95 %
*94
96 %
*94
96'%
\
.21,300
300
1,200
70.200
(H L)
Co Inc
Corp
47%
48
47'%
47%
47'%
47%
47%
47%
47'%
48
6,000
—5
21%
21%
21%
21%
21V2
21 %
21 '/a
21%
21%
21%
2,800
3%
3%
3%
3 Va
3%
3%
3%
3'/a
3%
3%
100
94
common—
Aircraft
*190
220
*190
_10
144
%
96%
♦190
220
92%
144
91%
947%
143
*200
220
220
*200
90%
93
91 %
91%
144'%
7,100
220
92
8,300
"a
141%
140%
142'%
4
40 Va
40%
40
40%
40'%
40%
397 a
40
39 Va
39%
1,700
52%
53 %
52 Va
51%
52%
51
52%
50%
51%
10,600
1
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2%
2%
2%
53'%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
27 a
12,300
5
146
145'%
144
2%
9%
8,300
9 3%
1,800
8 %
8%
8%
8'%
8%
8'%
8'%
8 Va
8%
2,900
37
37%
37%
377%
37%
3778
37 Va
37%
37 Va
37 %
4,400
75 %
76%
74%
77
74
75%
74
75 %
74-
74%
6,200
45%
46%
45 7
46
45%
46%
46
46%
46'%
46 3
6,600
78
77%
78
14%
14%
14%
147a
42%
42%
41 %
42%:
9%
3%
*77
9%
9%
3
*77
73
9%
9%
*77
78
9%
9%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%,
14%
Co__1
42 %
43%
42'%
42 7
a
42%
42%
30 7
8
30 Va
30%
"
9%
*77
4
79
140
7,700
18,000
30'a
30%
30%
30%
30%
25
50%
51
51
51 Va
50%
52 %
51%
53%
53%
547'fl
9,700
No par
54%
55 7 4
54%
55%
X53 Va
54%
53 Va
54 %
53 Va
54%
5,500
No par
No par
100
26%
26 7
27
8
27
27%
27%
30%
27
30%
27%
27
27%
6,400
4,000
136''a
136%
60
1
26%
26%
26%
27'%
27%
2934
29%
297 a
29%
29%
27,300
3
21 '/a
21%
21'/a
21%
21%
217 a
21 Va
21%
21 Va
21%
9,000
3
preferred
Greyhound
*400
1
issued
80'% Jun
141 % May
91%
78'/a
95
5
Northern Paper Co
12
30
95%
74%
'*85
100
10
25% Mar 23
93
78%
95
12.5P
common
preferred
Grayson-Roblnsen Stores
2
97
77%
*85
5
:
16% July 17
6
93
1
37% Aug
;
2
1,000
No par
Batteries Inc
Oct
24.
28%
1
(—
26
page
28 Va
27
39% Jun
see
28%
26%
(W R) & Co
2
footnotes
28%
27 %
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
Co (B F)i
2
For
29
26%
Goodrich
22 '/4 Jan
18
28%
10
20% Jan
7% Dec
29
27%
Inc
131'% Jan
17% Mar 20
29
26%
Brewing Co
7
22
Jun
29'%
28%
Co
Globe-Wernicke
2
Jun
135
3,400
29'%
27'%
15
12
17,100
617/a
28%
Graham-Paige Corp common
6% conv preferred
—
Granby Mining Co Ltd
11
5
6% July 14
July
13%
61"%
27%
61
Sep
51% Nov
17
2.100
*13'%
61
distribution—1
ex
9
Dec
35%
13'%
60%
22%
4% Jan
59
35%
13 Va
61
22%
2
24
36
13'%
60%
*13
22 %
Jan
Dec
35%
3 6'/a
13
61'/a
22 Va
1
*6
36%
36%
22%
Grace
11
21,700
13
5
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
9% Dec
24%
22 Va
July 2
40% July 30
3
24 3%
23
54% July 15
S% Jan
24%
22%
1
74
24 Va
23
2
56
May
38% Jan
24%
22%
Gladding McBean & Co
42% Apr
2»% Jan
8
24%
1,400
60%
1
Brothers
$4.50 preferred
35% Jan
2
16,800
35%
No par
(Gillette Co
3
July
5%
13
4
49% July 31
Dec
5'%
61%
10
Co
39% Nov
88
5%
36
1
2
41
5'%
100
Inc
2
62% Nov 20
5%
13
100
Jan
3
5'%
100
Jan
28
2,800
5%
36
83 %c
preference
Gerber
23
22
124% Dec
5%%
Mar 30
28% Jan
29
12
Jan" 31
59 Va
5%
60%
100
Georgia-Pacific
71
,
Jan
Oct
60
59
25
10
41
HVa Jan
59%
597/8
10
com
30
<3'%
60 %
59%
24%
25
B)_.
preference.
Genesco
3'/a Jan
Jun
*59%
60
l
preference
28
29% July 13
50% Jan 27
8% May
*31'%
60%
59 Va
25
25
(series
Rub
conv
85
3
26
54 % Apr
17
Jun
32
32%
59'/a
60%
10
preferred
Jan
21% Jun
~8% Oct" 13
5 Va
*32'%
62
1%
<fc
4%%
1
3
1,000
60%
24%
10c
Time Corp
36% Apr
20'% Jun
172
33'/a
*60
60
53a
_6.67
Electronics^
&
4%%
8
92'% Jan
Apr
99% Mar
104
53
44
♦321/a
60%
%
Rights w i
7
39'% Dec
94% May 21
24'/a Dec 22
415
40'/4 Jun
13 Va Apr
Tele
General
8
92% Mar 26
2
21% July
33%
60%
60
*32
2.50
Corp
preferred
General
7
May
2
3 Va Dec
81 %
10c
preferred
$1.30
29
July 10
81%
Telephone Co of Florida—
7
Jan
175
81
45%
39 3
Castings Corp
13
84'% Jan
16
104
'
Feb
Feb
3,300
1
Public Service-
79
1% Aug
69
25,800
113
No par
General
26J/a July
.
44 % Jan
53 y2 May 19
26'%
106%
15
preference
29% Feb
12
Feb
*22% Apr"
157'% Jan
19,800
24 3%
57%
No par
conv
29% Feb
7
28
60
5
93 Va
25%
114%
$1.60 conv preferred—^
$3 convertible preferred
15
cian
39'% Feb
2
25% Aug
25 % Apr
Dec
97'%.
25%
106%
$2.98
May 25
60% May
6
60% Aug
4
58'% July 22
5 Va Jun 16
General
~3 % May" 15
90%
27
56%
No par
Steel
47
97%
25%
Co
General
9
98%
27%
113%
Advertising
31
Apr
100
98%
97
■
May
2
~2% Ja-n"-2
53
106'/a
No par
25% Jan
23
51%
100
16
16
81
1%
Motors Corp common
28% Sep
15 Ya Apr
54%
54
No par
common
preferred
3
7
9,900
3,800
*34%
120% May 25
17
Mar 25
17 ya Jan
21
8%
31'%
53%
Railway Signal
89'% Jan
7.200
8%
30%
34%
Realty & Utilities
Refractories
21% Jan
9
32%
"
Jun
General
33 '/4 Apr
8%
31%
1
General
Dec-29
9%
32%
81%
Corp
General
Apr
8%
32%
53
Instrument
2
79
9'%
33'%
80%
General
62% July 27
129
8%
32%
*34%
8
21
3
8%
32%
81%
38% May
7
Feb
8'%
32%
34%
9
2
83
42
42
No par
Corp..
12% July
4
42
*34%
l
Foods
46'% Jan
11
2 «"
General
4
Nov
4,800
42%
82%
271%
9
30
27% Sep
42
41%
27'%
1
24% Sep
28
1,700
*80%
5
47% Dec
2
40
1,400
38%
82'%
—
13
14
38%
9»%
42%
Co
32'% Jan
Feb
10
151
9'%
27'%
Corp
24'/4 Jun
Jan
2,500
38
27'%
Electric
Equtpt
23
12'%
151
*81'/a
Finance
Precision
25
9'/4
38
38
42'%
General
General
18
38
12%
150'%
9'%
91%
27%
General
45% May 11
38% Dec
38'%
12%
150'%
12%
151
9'%,
82'/a
21
28
3
37%
12%
*150
9'%
41%
5
Cement
15
94'%
27'%
Corp__.
Portland
Apr"
*93'/4
*81'%
Controls Co
Outdoor
15'% Jan
94
1
General
2iy8
38%
38
12%
151
*93
100
General
20
151
9'%
35%
No par
com
Inc
Co
52
Apr 24
43% May 25
Oct
35%
3,600
common...—5
7
6
*35 %
12%
Co
4
7
8,800
35%
5.000
8
Jan
3,700
6%
45
3,700
37
4
18'%
6%
*44
60%
42'% Jan
6
18'%
6%
44
60
80'/4 Jun
24
18'%
61
19
52'% Feb
6%
*43
60'/4
Dec
31'% Feb
18%
6%
61
44
-
18'/a
45
60
Aug 29
2
6'/a
*43
61%
Jan
May 26
18%
6%
46
61'%
12%
34
44% Jan
18%
6IV2
23
27
32'%
60%
103'% Jun
20
*32
'
Transportation—1.25
22
Jan
33
31
92% Jan
41
*32
30%
117'% Jan
Aug 25
6%
*43
33
31 V*
6
6
18'%
6%
46
*32
30%
83
27
18%
33
31
May 21
99% Aug
3
5
*32
94'%
Texas
1st preferred
28
33v
1,700
30%
Baking
4%
4,300
*93'%
of
preferred
General
5,000
6%
30%
Amer
29% May 27
9% Jan
2
8
45'%
6'%
6'/a
93'%
Cable Corp
26
50'%
45%
6%
47
6'%
30%
General
25% May
50'%
45%
6%
45%
6'/2
93'%
Bronze
75% Jun
49%
45'%
50'%
46%
2,300
31
General
10
x49%
49%
46
5,700
30
94'/a
42'/a Apr
27
29'%
30'/a
9
9% Nov
29%
*93'/2
34'% Jun
933% Jun
29'%
26
45%
5
Bancshares
7
29%
29%
19%
100
Oil Co
General
3
*48'%
35%
General
45% May 11
6%
25%
48%
20%
35'/a
General
10
18'%
*43
25'%
*48'%
35%
22
Jan
1
24%
43%
35'/a
May 19
10% Mar 25
7'% Nov
*31'%
25'/2
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30'%
50%
6'%
20%"
24%
25'/a
48%
20%
30
50'%
6%
n
20
35'%
9
75
50
1
28
3 8'/a Mar 26
46
6'%
50
Jan
11
45%
«•
35%
Amer
$8
25'/a
*48
2T%
com—I
General
153
25%
50'%
com
Investors
'20%'
48%
1
com
Corp
Indus
American
7% Feb
138
Inc
S4.50 preferred
22
22'%
30'%
50%
preferred—
convertible
General
25%
*48
29%
preferred
Acceptance
39
43% Dec
67% Nov
convertible
General
2
21%'
5
3
9
7
Apr
4%%
-
2
Industries
19
reD
50
Corp
Wood
Feb
July 15
27'% July 21
30 Va Apr
14
Gar
General
JO"/«
5
.
•
No par
4
8
9
common
preferred
Co
Gardner-Denver Co
Garrett
9
51'% Feb
24'% Feb
convertible
64% Jan
13
7
Oct
Mar
17% Nov
6
5%
27
56% May 21
50%Jun 11
9
7
3% Jan
;__i
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
22
26 3% Jan
Co
Gamewell
Oct
52 % Apr
Gabriel
26% July 23
51'/2 Mar 17
19
34
May 11
39'% Jan
9
7% Oct
2
13
14'% Jan
17
12% Jan
31
51% Dec
2
3% Jan
17
45% Dec
17
243% Jan
*5
390
30
>'■)
T
,
110%
18%
33%
79'%
,
11,900
%
53
21'%
*88
2,030
40%
88%
•
29%
J
%:
13%
51%
113%
40'%
212
'88'%
11%
41
19%
33%
80'%
G
11'%
19
33'%
79%
common
•
35'%
51%
52'%
19%
No par
29%
27
13%
51%
ill"
- 54
21%
21%
34%
*89
.213
213
88%
88%
xl9%
20'%
40'/a
53
:
35%
90
27
2
preferred
*87
110% 111
29% 29%
53%
21%
21%
-
19%
5
70
BS1/^
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13%
50%
10
3,600
65 Vi
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35'%
90
27'%
*13'%
1
7,700
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41
88%
53%
1
15
600
25%
111
111
29'%' 29%
par
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-
64%
11%
41%
*87
10
.
ia%
142
10
Co
1 at/,
*103
100
2.50':'
preferred
18%
,-in
94
8,400
99%
"5
5
Franklin Stores Corp
Freeport Sulphur Co
4%
63'%
69
2.50
Fruehauf Trailer Co
63'%
46
Foremost Dairies Inc
26
63%
22%
—No par
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Francisco
ooT/^Piri4
28'% July 14
63
29%
68%
-3
Fluor Corp Ltd—
Sugar
45%
183%
62%
29
-
18%
22%
Ford Motor Co
13
45%
16,000
18%
63'%
69
3%% convertible preferred—100
3%% preferred
100
Food Mart JhC
2
Foote Mineral Co
1
4
63
29%
18%
22'%
No par
Po°d Mach & Chem Corp
4
1
19% Feb 20
oa
Paper Prod
convertible
62%
29%
18%
68%
is
Florida Power & Light Co—No
4%
21% Jan 13
t?3/^nyJ?
12 % Jan 21
2
24
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28
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2
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18 % "f"
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6 % Jun 25
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Jan
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2
1
8% Jan
9% Jan
213
in
July
25% Feb
54
Feb
95
yn
17 % Jan
62%
30%
14,600
9%
70%
19%
j
Pood Fair Stores Inc common
$4.20 divld pfd ser of '51
Food Giant Markets Inc__
ee
1!
r
18
100
«a
'
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^=1/ ran
13% July 20
96
i
18%
Shares
59%
9
22%
•
84 Preferred
^4-5° conv A 2nd pfd
F onda Power Corp—
,n
MaviS
iV'S
18%
53%
9%
45%
CfarPet C0
973/8
7
Corp,
Flintkote Co common
7
18%
61 %
9'%
68%
19
ST/,'™, £°rP
9
,,21, f
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25% Nov 28
33% July 18
5
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19
60
'
45%
par
III1
4 fiX
TU?V20
Jan
tI
43
5
q%
Aug. '7
*22%
Fiitro1 Corp
—1
pl"stone Tire & Rubber com—6.25
-,4V?1 Pref«red
100
First National Stores
No
tKJ In
iol
26
61%
9%
62%
29 %
p*fth Avenue Coach Lines Inc—10
u4!'3 !"
58%
9%
the Week
Friday
Aug. 6
25
Fiberboard
16
-~61%;- 62%
9%
Sales for
Thursday
2.50
iq
^
44^
Jan
PRICES
Aug. 5
9%
8%
common—5
preferred
45% July 28
57% Mar 20
Ferro
Aug. 4
61%
59
1
PederatedT DePfc Stores
Fenestra Inc
22% Nov 21
6% Mar 10
6
9?
1Q
19
25 /\ Jan
Corp
Pederal M°gul Bower Bearings
' Je2era £acific Electric Co
26
56% Jan 26
21% May 26
24% Mar 14
7
9«
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16
16
30% Nov
oq
llv S?
8
17V Jun
47 % Jun
20% Jan
Aug. 3
16/2 Mar 10
23% Mar 13
10% May 2
16% Jan 2
Par
9
64% Mar 13
Toesdaf" A"DW"'°"afLE
Monday
EXCHANGE
49% Feb
*21%
22%
*21%
89
*88
100
Eng Corp
*135
*88
1
26%
1
5%
136 Va
136%
<
136
136
136
22
*21'%
22 %
*21'/a
88
88
*38
89
*88
26
26%
25%
26'/a
5%
5%
5%
*21 Va
22
89
27
*135
"
5%
*5%
25%
5%'
136
26
5%
22
89
_70
24%
25%
10,600
5%
5%
600
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
.
Monday, August 10, 1959
(578)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
B»nre for
1
Previous
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
14
May
52
Mar
5
101
Feb
25
84
Sep
90
Oct
19
30
24
1077. Jun
313% July
9
Jun
28
102% July 14
10
100
25
109
3172
30%
85
6u
23%
76%
78
337a
9
3
44 72 Feb
20
48% Mar 31
Hackensack
Water
1
717a May 19
Halliburton
Oil
91
1.02
*101%
10172
*101
10172
'
—.
—
31
12,000
31
86 7a
35
85
40
39
39
89
39
410
*89
91
83
89
40
>101
102
101
102
102
101
10172
*101-
102
3.500
14,700
*85
102
*101%
V
102
-
102
30%
31
>
116 Vb
8,7a
83.7a
*83
91
*89
*89
115
73
30%
*35
.
Shares
23'/a
88 %
91
307a
89
287.
*76 V2
116
115
117
.11674
00
89
4
Apr
287a
*
the Week
Aug. 7
Aug. 6
73
*76
317s
85
—
preferred—
100
preferred
100
$4.44 dividend preferred—-—100
la
dividend preierred
—100
$5 08 dividend preferred
100
10472 Mar
91
30 72
83 Va
—
105 Va Mar
low
No par
dividend
3
7
Aug
88
1
May
117%
dividend
May 25
13
Jun
99% Sep
116%
*4.40
9
993/4 Jun
95% Jftn
117 7a
$4.20
13
Jan
94
77%
Friday
Thursday
23%
23%
28%
xlla-%
73
Sales for
PRICES
;V/
Utilities Co—
States
Common
9
89 7a Apr
July 21
8772 July 20
83
23%
No par
4
,
Aug.
*76%
*76%
25
preferred
Gulf Oil Corp..
Gulf
May 29
96
6
717s Mar
$5
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
Aug. 4
..
28% \ 2874
Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
Gulf
17
79
July 13
127 7s Jan. 22
Aug. 3
Par
.
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
303/4 Feb
2
25% Jan
28 Va Nov 17
753A Dec 22
129
Dec 16
9
NEW
1
Highest
twinge Since Jan.
Year 1958
102
*101'%
_
90
H
38% Jan
3
7
69
Jan
21
2
47% July
49% Apr
20
2
99
21% Jan
2
33 % Sep
30
Jan
13
123
Nov
10
Nov
23
Apr
7
10
Jan
13
29
36 % Nov
38
17
9% Dec
3*% Jan
9
28% Jan
6
Dec
31
38
Mar
3
July 15
13
397a Apr
7
12 72 Jun
19
67
Nov
10
643/4 Jan
2
83% Oct
89% Feb
21
82
17
15% Nov
7
17% Jan
6
30% Dec
12
2
33 % Dec
8
3072 Apr
32% Jan
10
38
2
53% Jan
167B Jan
50
Jan
19
23
108 7b Jun
24
Jan
2
118
3
2572 Jun
7
20
Apr
70% Nov
38% May
1
107% Oct 31
66
19
35% Dec
31
36% Dec
86% Jan
14
13
31
80
July
29
60
Jan
7
74 74 May
74
Jan
2
16% Jan
2
333/8 Dec
19
9% Jan
10
153/4 Dec
31
9% Jan
20
3
25% Jan
2
July
72
Jan
117
6
2
7
2
16
20
35
Jan
30
473/8 July 22
31
8272 Jun
23
90 7a Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
7
16% Feb
2
6
30
233/4 Nov
28
19l/2Jun
2
24
Feb
3
37% Jun
17
41
Feb
12
3972 Sep
16
30% Apr
28
37 74 Jan
2
74% Dec
6
73 7a Jun
25
6
81
Jun
85 72 Mar
90
July, 34
96 72 Jan
84
Jun
1
90
Jun
20
62% Jun
97 74 Aug
75
12
13
17
Nov
80 74 Mar
2
65 74 Jun
17
153/a Dec
18
II 72 Jan
15
14% Dec
30
133/a Jan
8
27
July 13
Howe
63
Oct
13
53% Jun
24
66
Mar 17
Hudson
Nov
17
18
20 74
72% Jan
Jan
22
87 7. Dec
19
2% Jan
6 74 Oct
20
20% Jan
38 74 Dec
3
35
Jun
25
38 74 Jan
13% Jan
24 7a Dec
1
193/a Apr
22
23% July
87 74 Jan
39%
*39%
39 7 i,
397z
54 %
56%
53%
55%
14%
14%
14'%
14-7a
82
82
82
83
*82
Hupp
29
9
24.400
14%
2,700
82 7a
82%
1.800
82%
8J
823/4
*32
82 %
10
«
33%
33 Vb
33 %
2.500
32%
31%
32
32
%
32 74
32 Vb
32 Vb
2,600
84
347a
*33%
34%
„
300
34'/4
*33%
19%
197/a
"19%
19%
19%
19%
1.100
70%
707a
%
70 3%
69%
70«3
9,800
34'%
'
*109'%
70
-10r/Vb
111
*109%
111
30
111
77 VB
77 %
77 %
77'I,
77%
77%
77%
77%
800
4172
40%
4174
40%
40%
40 Vb
40%,
9,400
41
40%
41
37
39%
22 7.
22 7«
22 %
21'%
22 7a
10972
71
109
*71
110
110
*106
13 7t
38%
11,500
21%
11,500
71
71
40
397/8
40
39 %
16
16 74
18
16
1.000
29%
26
28 Vb
25 Vb
27
39,600
13'/a
13%
13%
137a
13 Vb
13 Va
13 Vb
23
23
23W
29 74
29
43«/a
42%
43
42 %
57
571/4
56%
57
563
4574
43
45
41
89
*87
297.
43
4174
42 7a
41 Vb
41 Vb
5,000
57
56%
57
56%
55%
2.200
42%
4
227,
*28%
42
43 74
42
43%
27,600
89
89
'
90
71/2
774
7%
774
217a
217a
21 Va
*20%
21%
2174
2174
21%
21%
21%
21IV
22
21 %
22
38
38
38 7a
38%
33%
33%
39
39
32 7a
33'
32%
33
'
32%
33
32 7
75 7a
82 7a
*74'%
75
*74%
*81
Va
82%
*90
91%
*90
69%
70
7.1
22%
23 7a
23%
23 74
9374
7%
3772
21%
92
*92 7a
7%
37%
2174
100
.1
50
5
*21
22
Vb
—
>
-
50
90
Vb
4,700
21%
300
7
22 V
10.400
4
394
400
3
33 Vb
33 V«
33%
9.100
75%
*74%
75 7a
747a
74 7a
100
82 7a
*81
82 7a
81
81
91
*31
23%
%
7 Va
7%
54%
1,300
22%
2974
23
2974
7%
54%
3:000
23 74
*28%
89
*28%
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774
15%
3,300
40%
16
>%
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69%
-
16
*23
*74%
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697a
140
350
vJ ^
•
o
27
21
—.5
105%
1087:
16
13%
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37%
21 VV
72
29 7a
23
89
38
21%
107
110
39%
40
37 V*
217s
*71
72.
72
*71
55%
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
51%
147a
33 7
55
—
49%
1434
32%
Ltd__No par
series A
54%
14%
337«
23
preferred
50
49%
82%
23%
Corp common
convertible pfd series A
5%
39 72
41%
7:1^
50
com
*39%
109 72
*20%
—100
100
—100
No par
_1
Inc
39 7a
,
2,600
33%
:
15%
Indust
&
S%
34
23
& Sm
200
97i
41 %
*87 72
Co
Foods
5%
8% July 22
7
*39%
9172
69%
15%
Bay Min
5 900
31%
45
9%
Corp..
("Delaware)—...—1
Stores
Sound
Hunt
93 74 July 30
2
5 74 Jan
Howard
30%
45
*9%'
45
v
common—3
—
*45
9%
42%
common..No par
preferred—
Lighting & Power
Houston
6
233/4 May 18
5
Inc
317b
46
317a
46
97a
111
7774
1
preferred.
Finance
preferred
preferred
4%
4.40%
6% Jan
40% Apr
13% Jan
31%
934
J iJ/4
25
3%%
6
Jan
3174
*45
45 72
*28%
No par
common
preferred
convertible
$2.25
Household
30
173/4 Aug
32%
9%
13%
5
com...
.
convertible
8% Jan
75
32
*4472
23
10
Corp of America
Houdallle-Industries
5
413/4 Dec
5
Oil
Corp....
Chemical Corp
5%
9
29
12,300
397/0
9% Apr
13
Feb
43
29 Va
$4.25 preferred
10
Dec
41 Vb
*15%
Hooker
27% Jan
92
42%
16V4
13
36% Jan
81
42%
307a
32% Apr
<
42 74
39%
9
Feb
.
2974 Nov 21
41V;,
29%
2072 July 23
872 Nov 20
8
19
42
39%
Hotel
I
41-,4
*15%
Honolulu
92
5
13,600
1
22
21
65% Jan
49 Vb
71
Holly Sugar Corp common
lo
convertible preferred—
5%
30
Homestake Mining.
—12.50
9
48%
109
27
53 72 Mar
497a
40 74
22
49 7. Jan
473%:
50c
.
20
48
33
343/.
3,400
125
47%
2.50
Co-
•1237sr
125
48 74
(Charles E)——
Furnace
*12372
57 Vb
5774
56%
x56-%
124
124
124
47 7s
22
5
15 74 Apr
67 7a Dec
7
1
57
56''2
57
*122%
32%
77%
1
24% Jun
2
3,300
41
_
par
-■
5
29
55%
*109 %
100
;
—
—
5
27% Feb
56 74
34%
Jan
39% Apr
May 21
31
55%
71
Holland
l'J.
55%
2074
21% Jan
12
567a
34
Hires Co
393/8 Nov
24
23% Apr
Sep
Jan
May 21
1
Jan
56 7a
Hoffman Electronics Corp.—
2
21
37
l/«
57 %
19%
Hilton Hotels Corp
40% July
14% July 22
*>1
56 %
31%
*
30
IO.
8,900
33
Newport Chem Corp
.1
372% preferred series A
100
$43/a 2nd pfd (conv)
No par
July 22
83
1,800
26%
104
35%
70
Chocolate Corp.—No
*26 Vb
108
357.
10V2
Co
2G73
26 Vb
*102
353/4
20
preferred
1,900
35
32%
1
1
11,800
28%
*82
80%
*82
Heyden
29 74 Apr
30
39% Feb
85
5%
Hertz
27
473/4 Dec
2
32% Jan
253/4 Dec
/. 80%
;——10
Hewitt-Robins Inc..;
85
Nov" 14
12%
14'%
61 Vb
28%
35V4
20
233/4 July 22
25 % Aug
17% Jan
56
607a
34%
69%
427. July 29
64 74 Jan
887a Nov 28
1
617i
287a
347a
*34%
13 72 Jan
29
9%.
39%
57 7.
14%
26%
108
*102
>
100
46
*4572
60 3%
*23 7a
3472
common—i_2 1/12
32 72 May
15 3/4 Sep
45 72
25
common
Powder
Hershey
9
46% Apr
3274
*9 Va
*39 %
5
108
noncumulative preferred—25
—„No par
7%
Hercules
10
11872 Apr
31%
*44 7a
a
2674
27 %
26%
57
57
1
50
23 72
1C8
5
^
(W E) & Co—
W)
28%
28%
41%
preferred—.—,r—,—_100
(G
61
28 3
124
47%
42%
47
Hercules Motors__l„
3
72% July 21
Jan
34
3572 Nov 20
11% Jan
Helme
37% Mar 13
10
Nov
61
July 16
Heller
34
33 72 July 14
27
Jun
19 Vi Nov
25
Feb
3.65%
5
60 %
—10
Chemical Co
(H J) Co common.
Heinz
July 27
34% May 11
14
16
2774 Apr
23% Jan
5674
of America common
472%
preferred
Haveg Industries Inc——j
Hayes Industries Inc
1^,
12
163/a Jan
85
*45 7a
6172
110
*12272
Hat Corp
7
90 74 May
July 30
com—.—7.50
Harshaw
20
793/4 May
493/4 Aug
22% Apr 25
12% July 14
43% Jan
2
—1
».
45%
60 %
347a
55%,.56
s—a,
Hart Schaffner & Marx—
127/b Apr
9
Jun
22
51 % Dec
34
16
73/4 Jan
5
48
Jan
34
T *-n
„
*1135.
33%
——100
Harris-Intertype Corp———.—1
Harsco Corporation—,—
—2.50
6
-14 ' i
Apr
28%
2.7
100
—2.50
Organ Co
6% preferred
52 7b May
26 7a Feb
18
Harbison-Walk Refrac
13
Jan
132
30 7. Jan
29% Nov 14
20
30
2
593/4 July
44 7b Feb
1
6
Hammond
65 7b May
122 7a July
44% Dec 30
20% Apr
22% Jan
5
6
preferred
Hammermill Paper Co
35% Aug
39% Jan
19
327a Dec
19
5
_1
convertible
4%
45 %
6174
28%
2Z%
60%
46
*45 7a
46
46
*45 7a
-
(W F) Printing Co.
Hamilton Watch Co common:
July 23
July 27
6
28 7a Jun
Mar 17
140
30
113
Feb
—25
Cementing—_5
Well
Hall
293/4 May 22
5
2072 Mar 31
26
47% Dec
41
2
26% Jan
•
88
8
Dec
Jan
Apr
25% Jan
29% Nov 18
24% Dec
8
13% May 20
70
58
Aug 14
*90
9172
*90
7a
*33
7i %
72 Va
40
91 %
__
7.100
72
17 %
17
17%
17
17%
23 %
20%
22 %
23
7»
21 %
22%
54%
55
55 Vb
55 %
55',4
55
23%
23 Vb
23 Vb
23
23
1.900
93
52
92
92
93
1,050
16%
17
._
23%
*91 7a
92
7%
37%
37 7a
37%
21%
217a
21 74
217a
1,930
7 Vb
7%
37 72
37 %
37%
700
21%
*2172
21%
3,200
77a
7%
7%
7 V2
37%
11,500
31.809
7
*37
21 %
26,500
I
11
50
Dec
31
42% Mar 18
52
Jan
12
Idaho
30% Jan
39
Apr
17
Ideal
Cement
88% Jan
13
50% Dec
31
46
21
Illinois Central RR Co..
89% Jan
28
Apr
5574 Jan
1
2
383/4 Dec
31
35
Jun
9
41
Oct
13
47 7a Jan
21
40
Jun
15
42
Oct
3
Jun
9
42
47
Dec
48
1
5272 Jan
45% Dec
2
51
42% Dec
2
4772 Feb
19% Jan
2
3872 Nov 20
8% Apr
25
22
July
46 74 May
41% Mar 23
433/4 Feb
47
2
Apr
4.26%
50
Jan
47
Jan
14
14
Jan
66
2
13
243/4 Nov
8
12
Apr
2
Nov
May 27
162
July 18
86% Jan
2
82% Jan
13
20
149
18
8
2
29 74 Jan
7
May
7
163
36% Jan
12
May
6
55
-
July
18%Jun
Dec
26 7b Sep
5
87
Jan
~2
44
Dec
143
Oct
3
166
26% July 7
88% Jan 13
13% Apr
1
70% Jan
7
17
24
Jan
317a July
30
13
73
21% Aug
13
7b Dec
31
122 72 Nov
7
111
July 16
88
80
Jan
2
27
88
Sep
25
96 72
7% Jan
13
16 72 Nov
11
4
105 7. July 30
12% Jan
19
May
131
74 Jun
94
8%
8 7b
8 74
26 7a
26%
96%
97 74
*149
» 152
51%
523/4
417b
41%
*3072
3172
39 V4
3972
88 7a
88 %
29%
29 •%
425% 429
54 7b
55 74
143% 144 7a
25%
26%
3
5872 Apr
69
32% July 14
40
86
Jan
13
4172 Oct
30
37
Feb
88
Jan
2
3572 Oct
6
32
Aug
4
72 Apr
357a Feb
28
Feb
3
45
81% Jan
3
33 74
22
May 28
13% Jan
333/8 Dec
2
32% Sep
17
19
Dec
9
9
33 74 Jun
15
36 7a Jun
19
2
34% July 16
29% Jan
13
Jan
10
14
44% Nov
283/4 Mar 19
2872 Feb
87% Jan
84% Nov
19
1263/4 July 24
42% Oct 28
3374 Jun
3
20
?o% Jun
79
43
May
377. Jan
177*
—No par
No par
*11%
131
91
12 V*
com
100
59
59
No par
*164
168
36
;
—No par
25
common
25
;
&
par
5
Light Co.
10
4
24
82
Jun
26
50% Jun
23
31
49 % Feb
9
36
Apr
11
61
30
59% Jan
2
93
Mar
2
38
May 22
99% Aug
7
97
54 7a Oct
8
467s Mar 24
57
88
May 12
Feb
27
Apr 21
59% Apr
27
703/. July 14
81% July
6
103% Feb
16
59% July 28
Jefferson
Lake
Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Jewel
Tea
Co
Inc
Jones
5%
&
common
.
2
Laughlin Steel
preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
40
40%
8
8
874
2,300
12.200
100
:
26
25%
26 Vb
"94
96
93
94'%
917a
94 7
*149
97 74
152
152
*149
*149
152
517a
52 Va
50%
51%
„
7.800
51%
13,400
4,200
152
52
52%
517a
41
41%
404
41%
4174
41'%
40%
41 Va
31%
307a
30
7a
*30%
317a
*30'/a
31%
300
3974
40 %
3934
40%
6,400
88 3%
88 3-4
897.
*307a
39%
40
397a
40
88
88 74
88%
88 %
29 72
29 7a
29 74
29%
424 %
42672
424-'%
4267a
5472
54 74
14472
32 %
32%
144
32 7a
33
"80
*80
S3
23
i
23
105
2974
1431
*
*80
82
2.900
I.3,000
54 Vb
55%
1457a! 146
35,400
16,800
409
55%
'145
32'/a
32%
32%
82
32 Vb
80
80
10572
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
2,500
105 7a
104 3/4
1053/8
104%
105 7a
23,800
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
13 7b
130 %
128:%
130
129%
130 74
*8972
91
*89%
91
*
11:%
12 7a.
*11%
12 V8
11%
587a
58%
59%
*59 74
91
i
11%
11%
58%
59
59_
\
161
353/4
36
35 7a
36
3534
44%
45
44 %
44
7a
29,200
8,900
131
91
153
36
161
164
17%
129%
•897a
159
156%
163
100
23 7a
7/b
*89
610
1C4 74
129 7a
16
280
29%
420 %
29 74
2974
425
x422
54%
55
143 %
55%
143 72
*38
11%
59%
400
330
300
153
35%
4,300
X4334
74
35 %
44 %
1.800
32
32
32
*32
327.,
400
35 %
36 %
35 %
36 7a
35
3674
117,600
38%
38%
x37%
37 3
4
3874
38 74
3834
1,700
33%
38 74
37%
37
37%
37 7/8
36%
37 7a
36%
36 3
4
8,500
18%
18 72
18%
18%
18'%
18%
18%
18 %
1,800
18%
35 3
35%
35%
35 7a
35 >4
a
35%
900
35%
35 %
353b
36 %
36%
36 %
36 %
36%
35%
36%
36%
4.800
36%
35 %
35 %
35%
35%
3574
35%
1.100
35
35
39
35 72
38
35%
38 74
119 72
11972
47 74
*118%
47
47%
21
217a
21%
21%
'217b
21%
83
21%
21%
80 72
81
*81
4972
*82
57 %
*64%
50
49%
37 %
*118
37 7
a
118%
37%
119
•
46%
82
50 %
50
50 3b
51
52 %
4.000
83 Vb
*81
83%
20
58%
59%
13.200
63
64 V-s
1,800
77%
73%
15,500
*100
100%
3,120
54
54%
5.700
49%
*81
82
53%
577b
63 7a
80%
77%
*80
65
79 7b
Vb
59
64%
100V2
55
56%
6,000
21%
82
577a
100
4.300
21 %
21
21V-.
82
82
56%
21
21%
20"%
21%
*6372
56 %
20%
21 %
21%
657a
100%
90
4,800
21
*30
58 %
1
II.800
45%
4774
65 %
84%
33
119
44%
46%
57 %
*82
373a
118%
38
119
457a
65
100
79%
49 72
37
32
57%
84 72
80%
100%
10
25%
3774
5
com
267a
25%
1,500
327a
47%
1
8 7a
36%
5
Johnson
&
43
40
32
38 74
*118%
1
pfd—100
3%%
preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
Johnson
45%
*42%
39%
39%
*44
43
44
5
Co
48%
45 7a
7a
38
8
Breaker
160
32 %
1
Jaeger Machine Co
86
487a
240
44%
36 V2
50c
4£ %
37Vb
*38
43%
35%
Coal common
42
43%
*32
5
.1
96%
*149
110
*41
*43
44
37%
18%
1
preferred
Circuit
35%
3.50
Elec Light & Power Co
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
7
31
Jan
16%
Iowa
Creek
106%
103%
129 7a
*89 72
Interstate Power Co...
Power &
82
23
7.50
Teleg.No
International Utilities Corp..
Interstate Dept Stores—
28
Jan
24.
May 27
40% Apr 20
Telep
233/8 Jan
56 72 Dec
page
38
Silver
32
—No par
Limited
1
common
preferred J—
313/4 Jan
52% Dec
5
7%
International
7
31
see
19% Mar
International
25
23
footnotes
16
I-T-E
July 23
Jun
:5
!_
50% Mar 18
347* Apr
83
Dec
For
28
72 May 6
39
July 30
3874 Aug
3
$6
3
4
47
*80
23
100
Canada.,
Packers
Shoe..—.
Island
267. Sep
>
31%
.5
Corp
Salt
Iowa
33 72 Oct
of
\
loo
com
.
International
15
9072 May 12
•_
International
12
23
2
t
Jan
21
2
5
No par
common
July 15
Jan
36% Jan
1
Machines.
preferred
Jan
15
Dec
5%
45
25
88
23
^5
common
Rys of Cent Amer
123
16% Jan
Dec~23
9
37
Jun
20
.1
100
Paper
preferred
Mar 24
37
19% Feb
82%
Nickel
118 72 May 13
•2
Jan
10
173/4 Jun
28
118
172 7a
2
2
Jan
31
Mar 20
31
353% Aug
7
3872 Jun 10
—No par
Corp
preferred
$4
Int'l
4
Oct" 17
No par
100
preferred
Iron
87b
s.1
—
Inc.—
Corp
*48
48
48
Mexico
Co—
Ctfs
39
100 pesos
—
preferred
Int'l
2
33% Jan
Steel
4%
28
125
De
——
International Mining
Jan
18
7
Electrica
,—4.
7%
163/8 jan
Feb
May
8 A
11% Apr
Dec
48
39VO
International
71
48
42%
40
International
136
42 %
43 Vb
42 7a
39%
Aug
7
Jan
42%
42
43 '/b
*41
42
7a
3974
Mar 12
13
100
42%
42
*42
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
July 30
27 74 Jun
*41
*43
Harvester
14
3572 Apr
Jan
38 «/4
417a
*44
Business
153 Va Jan
6
17% Feb
38
4172
45 7a
Int'l
27
26
28 '/a
86% Jan
38%
41
43
Int'l
39% Jan
140% Jun
13
2,700
38 Vb
37%
40%
48 7a
573/s July 10
9
27
38%
*44
4% %
15
Oct
38%
*42 Vb
Interlake
7
11
95
38 72
43
May 29
Jun
July
38%
33%
48 %
457a
Interchemical
33% Sep
7872 Jun
86% Feb
•7% Jan
6
9572 Feb
488
4,800
11,600
49%
477a
*42 7s
Insuranshares
40 74 Aug
2
35%
47 Vb
*44
Inspiration Cons Copper
July 28
385 V2 May 12
45%
34%
487.
43
Inland
6
25
30
45 74
3578
47 Va
4572
Ingersoll-Rand common
6%
preferred
29
87
30
94
46
35%
477a
*44
5072 Mar 18
27 72 Mar 26
Oct"!
86
45 %
36
47 Vb
v
*42 7b
32
Apr
4674
35 V'4
48%
15
I
Industrial Rayon.
109
433/4 May
Oct~13
43
2972 Dec
.
2972 July 16
July 28
45%
36 74
47%
preferred
50
preferred
.50
preferred..—
—„__50
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
29
1074 Feb
15
2174 Apr 24
9172 Aug
7
101
Jan
186
Jun
46%
35 7/8
50
50
common
preferred
preferred
Industrla
93/8 Nov
46
36%
4.70%
4572 Mar 18
41
46 74
36
No par
4.20%
5
1
8
363/4 Jun 26
Co
*
4.42%
25
July
45 72
3
Power
4,08%
3
417t July
Jun,23
Illinois
4
Co
46
5
Power Co
'
6,200
10
16% Feb
100
54%
79
100
55%
x77%
100
54%
73 3
a
100
54%
82
30
(579)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Ranee for Prevlona
'
r
Lowest
23
STOCKS
Year 1958
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Feb
28
47% Oct
11
2
98 % Nov
39% Jan
7
45 % Mar
83
2
Jan
93% Feb
7
112% Dec
44
16
38% Jan
78
Oct
Oct
28
90y4Oct
Feb
Mav
6
48
Monday
Aug. 3
-
BalM fat
LOW AND HIGH SAJLl PRICtf
^
Pat
4%%
12
14
76
Jun
12
85
July 15
Aug
7
Feb
May
7
94
Dec
9
96
July 31
82% Jun
Dec
5
99
Jun
10
82
88% Nov
19
27
4 20%
4.35%
88% Fen
Tuesday
Wednesday
the Weeh
Friday
Thursday
Aug. 5
Aug. 4
SeKS
Aug. 6
38 % Aug
13
4%
42 % Dec
30
36% May 8
39% Feb 13
38% Mar 13
10
48% Mar 25
Jan
Shares
Aug. 7
29% Dec
3
28% Jan
2
33
10% Jan
2
18% Oct
30
16% Jan
7
25% Apr
7
43% Oct
!•
34
40% Aug
July 27
27
105% Oct
13
96'% Jan
66% Nov
28
51 Va Jun
9
38
Feb
25
60% Nov
11
53% Feb
7
29% Nov
11
26
Jun
22
30
2
46 % Nov
7
43
Jan
7
Jan
46% Jan
16
70% Nov
21
19% Apr
25% Jan
22
28% Dec
2
27 ./.Jan
29% Feb
2
45% Nov
11
78% Sep
9% Feb
9
86
17
17% Oct
21
22% Jan
2
32% Nov
12
2
43% Nov
24% Jan
7
16% May 26
22
Dec
31
33% Dec
15
22
13% Jan
2
22% Dec
24
6
33% Dec
18
4'A Nov
6
17
Jan
18 Va Jan
25
Kresge
4
Jan
22
34% Jan
24 Va Jan
8
18
24 % Jan
July
85
Jan
6
10% Feb
12
89
Mar 28
9
39% Oct
29 % May
21
1% Jan
9
1 % Jan
2
July
14
2
7
17% Feb
13
15% Jan
2
37A Jun
20
6V4 Sep
30
5'A Jan
2
10% Sep
24
7% Jun
4
36
26
19
28% Jun
3% Apr
2
5'A Jan
22% Feb
28
32
24% Feb
10
40% Oct
30
14% Jan
2
19% Sep
2
—
7% Jan
——
•.«.
—
19.
•;
_
57% Apr
29
77
6
11% Jun
13
9
16
5
80% Jan
2
4
140% Jun
5
49
_
3
10
2
Jan
14
Oct
21
10
11
15
20
31
Jan
2
47% Dec
8
107% Feb
18
135% Dec
9
30
Nov
12
104
Jan
23
22% Mar 28
99
Oct
82
Mar
85
Oct
3
14
54%
55
27%
27%
51
51
69
69 %
7,600
43'/a
44%
♦32%
27
51
68%
-43
32%
45%
43%
2,600
500
33 %
2,200
1,800
45
45%
6,000
82
82
14'A
14%
6,000
34%
31%
5,800
36 Va
36%
20 Va
20 %
7,400
31%
31%
II,700
3,000
20%
20'A
20%
20%
30 Va
*29%
30 V*
*82
14%
31%
*
30'A
3%
*30
31%
*3%
4
7,400
4
300
30%
*30
30%
100
89
25 VA
25»A
24%
25 Va
247/o
2 5'A
3,600
45'A
45%
4 5'A
45 Va
45
45%
2,200
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89
13%
13
13%
32%
X32V4
89
*86
89
13
3,500
32%
32%
Va
3'A
5,200
8,200
13
13 Va
13
13
32%
12%
32%
32%
32%
3
24
3Va
3Va
3Vb
3%
3%
3%
25%
24%
24%
*24 %
25
•24V4
24%
*8%
9%
8%
9'A
1,200
1,800
8%
8%
8%
8%
4,000
11,500
3
3'A
9
9
8%
9'A
8%
9
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
29%
30%
24
30 Va
30%
30
30 Va
29%
29%
50 Va
50%
50
50'A
49%
49%
49 Va
49%
*48%
48%
1,000
22
22 %
22%
22 Vi",
22 Va
22'A
22V4
22 »4
22'A
22 Va
5
70
71
72'A
73%
73'A
74
74%
77
75
75%
2,500
17,900
13
44,700
1
5
Co
7
30%
12%
100
13'A
12%
91
25
com
30
91'A
91V4
\
12 Va
13 VB
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12%
91%
913A
91%
91%
>.
12%
12%
91 Va
4,300
91%
146 Va
91%
146
146 %
77C
55%
54'A
55%
54%
55
6,500
73
9
Link Belt
fi
67
70
68%
69%
*683A
69'A
♦68%
69 Va
68
69%
1,900
July
—
Co
14 Va Mar 23
Lionel
Corp
135% July 28
Litton
Industries
39% Apr
8
37
9
Mar
Lockheed
2.50
Inc—
Loew's
Theatres
—No par
46% Jan
26
Lone Star Gas Co
May 28
139% Jan
26
36% Apr
15
4.84% conv preferred
Long Island Lighting Co com
5% series B preferred
4.25% series D preferred..^
May
7
18
84 % Jun
25
Mar
4
89
Apr 14
90% Mar
6
4.35%
12
128% Jan
Jun
2
Jun"23
136% Jun
5
2
155% Apr 16
48% July
7
Dec
22
36% Jun
26
Oct
6
76% Jan
2
17
Sep
29
15% Jan
27
81% Sap
24 Va Sep
16
71 % Jan
7
30
21% Jan
5
34% Apr
31% Aug 13
29% Jan
7
35
118% Jan
15
^2'AJan
6
142% Mar 25
Lorillard
7%
(P)
Louisville
Gas
Louisville
&
22
104% Mar
6
15
Lowenstein
Lukens
Lykes
Bros
31%
10%
108 'A
115'A
42,600
29%
2 8 Vi
28%
47,100
9,800
31 Va
30%
31%
31Va
15'/a
15%
15
15'A
14%
15%
14%
15
13,000
31%
32
31%
31%
31%
32%
31%
32%
17,000
42
41%
42%
42
42%
41%
130
125
34%
42%
125
34%
35
41%
*99
84Vi
*83
84%"
*83
87 Vi
*86
87%
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100
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5
50
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Co
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44%
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100
152
100
*150
44%
45'/a
138
137
84%
87%
44
137
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150
153
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45
*99
100
*99
153
34%
35
34%
*86
125
125
125
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& Sons Inc.
Steamship
34%
100
(Ky)_No par
Co
41:%—42 Va
*125
100
—100
El Co
(M)
30 3A
3,200
11
11%
120'A
.29
15%
100
Nashville
Steel
31 'A
29%
11 Va
114 «A
11%
123
29%
32%
10
common
&
31 '/a
31%
ll'A
117
15'A
100
prefe'red
44% Mar 12
30%
31%
10
common
Co
88
July 10
July 29
Inc
Cement Corp
series E preferred
series G conv pfd
4.40%
11%
128 %
29%
4
2
104
11'A
123'A
1
Lone Star
2
31 Va
11%
31%
30%
/
147
130 %
123
,
1
Incy
Loew's
11'A
10c
:
Aircraft Cortf
17% July 10
37% Jan
5
9
81
11
53%
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4
*30
.
33
25% '
.
MK
4,400
145Vi
44
Jan
*86
12,000
5,100
5,700
54 3A
55 Vi Mar
19% Jun
1
Va
104%
55%
145'A
27% Feb
11% Jan
89
13
32%
2,400
103 %
55'A
143
60
*86
59%
54%
80 % Jun
37
45%
4,500
58%
145'A
Jan
128
25'A
45%
Vi
*3%
30%
25
38%
48"%
40 Vi
55%
88% July 28
129% Nov
30
46
38 %
48
No par
Corp
Libby-Owen«-Ford Glass
"
100% Apr
30
25%,
40%
I,300
4,100
5,400
31 Vi
20
*29
45%
4
30%
20'A
20%
25 Va
15
Products
Lerner Stores
Libby McNeill & Libby..
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
,
7% preferred
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6U0
30%
34%
361/8
19%
31%
*30
4
32%
%
'
37 Vi
45%
33Vi
45%
64
14%
35
361/4
20%
14%
34%
351/2
20%
45%
..No par
5
20'A
3J%
31%
10
Corp
Pink
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«*
33%
45%
84
14%
35
36
21
30
.
preferred_.No par
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non-cum
83
15
34%
36
21%
«*
82%
82
59%
105
55%
68
69
1,500
45 Vi
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48%
59%
-104
54%
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271/4
68%
4gl/»
55%
'
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14%
34%
35%
20%
*3%
.
100
88 Vi
145'A
15
29% Jan
11
20%
511/2
69'%
43
33%
45%
83
.
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82
37
58./,.
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451/«
84
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36
21
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27
42,*
34
45%
31%
45%
29% ' 30%
39% 40%
383'4 39
481/4 491/4
59% 60%
104% 105%
541/4 55
21%
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1st
non-cum
26/a
511/2
68%
/
20
_100
com.
27
52
68/b
333/4
<£,/
82 /2
141/2
343/8
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common.3
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54'/a
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301/4
39%
391/2
491/4 V
60Vi
105%
551/8
88%
82%
37%
45%" 45%
30'/b 30%
40
40%
381/2 381/2
88%
82%
37 %
45%
*87
82
37
87%
*87
54%
92% Feb
4
14
r6^8
®2,/
68 4
5
Sons Co
' 105%
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fl/a
5?=,
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80
881/2
84%
3?%
120
94
94
♦85
144'%
July 27
39% Jun
100
104 '4 106
55 /4 55
pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Tire
&
60
87 Va
5
7
120
59/^
95%
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86 Vi
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
9
31
9
24
'30
391/4
38%
483/4
£
39%
49%
*94
861/2
79 Vi
1
July 10
10% Mar
38% Oct
Mar
S
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95%
861/2
4,400
49%
♦77
*85
63 % Jun
72% Feb
,27% Jun
2
Apr
*87
84%
371/2
*45'/4
*94
871/2
600
145'A
28 % Aug
28% Jan
13% Jan
98 %
152
88/2
84 /2
37 /2
45 V4
'*77
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200
121
49%
49%
791/2
86V2
49%
791/2
861/2
951/2
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1
&
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&
95 /2
49%
49%
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128
120
49%
79'/a
861/2
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4
common..
preferred
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8
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lit?
128
8
57 Vb Jan
90% Dec
Aug
Co
(James)
50c
IV?
49
Ill
85
4
46%
8
May
63 % Oct
367/a Mar 11
4
29
22% July
82 V4 Dec
46% Jan
31% Mar
53% Apr
2
158% Jun
'
12
7
2
$3
9% July 13
10% Jun
Co_„__
Bryant
Rubber
Lehigh
49%
11?
46%
125
lOftlj
preferred series All
3.85%
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Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
July 28
Jan
17
Sep
6
Co
Co
Consolidada 6%
Lee
5
18% Jan
—
13% Oct
2
65% Jan
140
'
Dec
May
15% July 9
37% Jan 20
&
.
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4.32%
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6
12 V* May
Kress
34 Vi Apr
7
30 % Mar 23
8
42 'A
4'A Mar 11
DutchAlrllnes
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22
31
2
5
23 % Jan
25% Dec
17
3
22
^
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,1
43% Mar
26% Mar
J
34% Jan
8jan
10
46% Dec
Jan
Aug
30
2
9% Mar 26
28
5
20
Feb
83
Korvette
3% Feb
25% Dec" 11
2
3
6
29% May
3'A May 19
17% Mar
121
1
preferred
35
18
19% Apr
22'A Jan
rtoy^tl
4%
121
2?
1
Corn
Koppers Co
6
27% Jun
Dec
KLM
26
1
35% Aug
19% Aug
31
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Feb
125
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39% Apr
7
51% Mar 13
7
13% May
•31% Jun
Conner
Keystone
123%
1,000
109
109
129
."""-fl
Co
45% July 24
8
Jun
26
129
Hn
Kennecott
Jan
131
Co
54% July 22
70% Jun 30
2
41% May
80
May 29
24
70% Apr 21
59
7
34% Jan
Kendall
31&A?r
Apr"!
26% Jan
2
2
29
47%
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!
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Cmd
Raves
Jun
64
12
20% Jan
Kelsey
117% Feb
5
2
Kayser-Roth
Kellogg Co
63
56% July lfi
33% Jan
7
*46%
125
la l„
non
41% May 12
50% July 31
xi
75% Jan
4
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46
125
31,900
59 VA
58
59% 60%
110
110
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59% 60%
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112
11%
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2
25
2
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108% ll0
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110
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6
12
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100
3
93
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89% Feb
5
19
107
KaUa!c?tv%^lTrVr"PfL-100
80%p?eferrtd
com-N° par
'4%
preyed
r"i2S
98
85% July 10
76% Mar 31
20
Mar 11
92% Jan
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preferred
Tnlv 97
Jun
86
^% %Ac^vfr,S"2
July 27
130
47
103
2
4%%
135
50% Jan
Jan
24
1
88
34
2\
10
87
29% Jan
July
Feb
120
2
92% May 29
29
85
107
~50% Dec" 23
2
10
Jan
110
-
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13
68% Jan
YORK
Highest
44%
137%
137
43%
137%
34'A
35%
84%
*83
84%
87%
*86
87%
43
44 !A
400
24,100
190
139
139
138
149'A
43%
149'A
150
270
8,800
34%
100
*99
100
6,400
130
*123
125
30
393A
39%
40'A
39 Va
40
40
40'A
39%
40'A
7,900
83
84
83%
84%
83 3A
84
84
84%
84
84
2,600
21%
21%
20%
21%
20 3A
20%
20'A
7,100
85%
-
87%
85%
86%
85
85 Vi
24 Va
24
24*/a
24'A
.24
24
20 Va
20
207/e
85%
86%
84%
86'A
5,000
23%
24
23%
23%
2,700
M
23
Jan
2
116
Jan
15
21% Jan
28
Apr
17
36 »A Nov
2
17
2
125
Jan
3
39% Dec
78% Jan
6
88
13'A Apr
1
18% Oct
8
May 14
1
.
Jan
22
123 Va Jun
9
6%
49% July 10
Mack
2
43% July 10
10
87 Va Mar 30
2
20 Va Jan
Madison
18
21
Jan
14
17V4 Dec
31
14
10
71 % Oct
13
53 Vi July 13
78
30 'A Jan
2
60% Dec
1
48 'A Jan
70% July 27
Jun
Feb
10
23% Apr
29
39% Dec
10
5% Jan
2
8% Sep
29
5%
8
8% Nov
19
Apr
12'A\ Jan
450
3
2
Jan
17
Aug
28% Oct
12
7
1
Jan
9
7
.442% July 10
36% Jan
6
4% Aug
6
6% July 17
.
15'A Jan
485
Jun
Jan
8
4
5% Jun
24
23% Jan
2
28 '/a
Oct
28
2
59% Dec
31
45% Nov
7
81J/2 Jan
8
931/2 July 11
30
9
25
Sep
25% Jan
67
36% Jan
7
33
Jun,
77/a Jan
5
77
45% May
5
59% Jan
2
47
89 Vi May 12
1
26
July 30
July 29
42'A Jun
64% Jan
'/a July
93% Jan
12
8
26
5
46% May 22
53% Feb 24
Masonite
37
Feb
2
49 'A Dec
22
46
May 19
85% Jun
26
74'A Jun 26
81
Mar 26
75
16
85% Jun
16
74
81
Mar 31
Sep
66% Sep
15
—
77
3
July 30
—
—
2
20
Dec
29
32% Oct
22
29
Jan
2
24
44
Feb
10
Dec
13% Jan'
62
"2
Jan
28% Mar 3
...
83 % Dec
*29
56 Vi Dec
1
79
36 Vi Jun
.
31% Apr
23
8
37'A Jan
30
2
41% Sep
59'A Dec
26
Jan
10 % Jan
2
20% Nov
17
17% Jan
68 % Jan
2
98
Dec
31
84
May
70 Vi Nov
21
64
Jan
39
52
Jan
—-
—
14
1
54
41%
—
Mar
Aug
7% Jun
3
9% Jan
10
8 Vb Feb
13% Jan
2
22 % Dec
19
20 Vb Jan
33 V* Apr
86% Jan
9
47% Sep
24
7
96
25
22'A Jan
2
July 23
38% July 20
2
Apr
26% Apr
14
41% Jun
90% Jun
23% Jan
9
26
4
19
7
13
2
41 % Jun
53
July 24
19 3A Feb
94 % Feb
58
47
30
Feb
5
5
16
Mar 31
89% Apr 28
43% July 30
10'AMar
5
24% July 24
24
51
19
95% Mar 26
Feb
2
28% Apr
2
16
78% July 28
19'A Jan
7
85
May
7
Dec
18
79'A May 21
29% Jan
7
85% Apr
32
Jun
2
36% Jan
83% Dec
10
67
Feb
9
91% May 15
May 20
77
Aug
5
85
74
Oct
For
10
1
86
footnotes
see
page
7
24.
38
Feb
6
41%
41 Va
4%
7
7
17'%
17%
29%
*74
5%
28
Stores
Corp
3%%
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100
1
common
convertible
preferred
(J Ray) <Sc Co Inc
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.—_r
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5
McKesson
&
issued
When
Mead
Melville Shoe
Corp common
preferred series B
89 Va
89 Va
89 Va
48%
45
46'A
43%
46
40'A
41%
48 74
49%
42'A
43%
4174
42%
49%
48 74
49 Va
76
76
76
76
*76%
preferred
41 '/a
4,700
48%
49
8,800
160
77 Va
*76%
78%
69
*68
69
♦68%
69
69
69
~10
69
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79
79
79
*78
80
*78
80
10
79
40'A
40 Va
40
40%
40
40%
40
40'A
7,000
22 Va
23
22%
24'A
23 %
23%
23%
23%
5,500
39
33%
38%
38%
39'A
1,900
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51 'A
610
14%
16,500
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38%
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51
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51
.
13%
14%
14'A
14%
14
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79V2
79 Vi
79 %
80%
*79
40
42
39%
40%
40%
41'A
41
41%
6,000
42
36'A
37'A
35%
36%
35%
36
34:%
351/2
7,000
46'A
63 'A
13%
13%
80%
13%
64
1
5
20
SI 'A
20
91'A
85
85
84
84%
42 Va
42 Va
42%
43
8%
24%
8%
24%
45%
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46
92%
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40 Va
*76
47
No par
45,900
77 Vi
26%
80%
33
$3.50
210
44 Vi
78%
82%
—_
1,700
43
*76%
Va
38
3%
common——16%c
3,700
54
47%
90 Va
*89 Va
78 Va
80%
33_
Inc
900
5,000
*76%
£1%
Co
47
5%
27%
80
78%
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
&
53%
54.
47
89%
49
Merck
4%
80
91
*68
26%
*75
5%
27%
*74
53'A
61
—5
100
1
—100
5%
27%
47
46%
—10
Corp common
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4%%
5%
27%
77
10
Trucking Co.
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
600
2874
5%
2 7'/a
\ 49%
18
-—
McLean
7
1,600
47 Va
37 %
18
Robbins Inc
1,800
4%
6%
28%
53%
1
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines..
2,900
41
4%
28%
47
47Vs
13,800
29'4
53%
*89%
6,400
63%
2,000
*5%
80
57%
480
17 Va
27 Va
*73
300
15%
17 Va
47%
3
Co
Publishing
29»A
29'A
12,000
17%
53%
*76
13%
39%
80
19'A A-
17'A
53 %
77%
*79%
41 Vi
61 Va
*
47 Vt
51
McDermott
*15 Va
4 Vi
6%
5%
Va,
*450
6%
38%
50
,
64%
7
29
437A
-
55%
56
480
6%
51
Corp
preferred:
McCrory-McLellan
$2.50
15 Va
4 Va
27%
3,000
41 Va
85%
19
41%
38%
McCord
McGraw-Hill
3
76%
41 '/a
*4%
18'A
18,300
46%
85%
x41%
*
300
31 Vb
121
19 JA
41%
4%
51%
Co
Corp
McGraw-Edison
99% Feb
49
45%
86
42%
51
._.
66
21% July 17
42%
*450
480
*450
♦119%
46 %
4%
91
493A
preferred
48% July 16
July 29
*89%
48%
480
30%
31'A
121
42%
40%
22%
38%
McCall
45
100
5
62 %
22%
38%
Maytag
5
7
46%
No par
55 Va
66 Vb
40'A
7
9
*75
53%
Corp
56%
64'%
No par
July
18'A Apr
.4
—.1
55 %
67 Va
18 JA
50
...
15'A
57%
18
..No par
com
15'A
66%
*450
18 "A
15%
*15
*15
56%
15
15
57 '/a
58'A
66%
67%
*450
480
42%
42%
4%
4%
6%
6%
.—No par
common..—:
—3
42
39% Jan
19 Va
100
24'A Aug
9
*85'A
19 »A
3%%
Feb
29
41 '4
85%
19%
*73%
72 'A Mar 17
Jun
41%
85 Va
19%.
No par
$3.75 pfd 1947 series—No par
$3.40 preferred
No par
82
18% Jun
41 Vb
86
19
preferred
75% July 21
24
Co
May Dept Stores common
$3.75
41%
85%
2.9%
5%
28'/a
85
53%
47'A
Co.
65% May 22
39
Jan
13
May 19
&
preferred
Martin
41'A
19%
29%
5%
28%
Cement Mfg Co.
Field
4'A%
62% May 11
11
42% Dec
4%
46
85%
.12.50
1
5
Corp common
convertible preferred.
Marshall
*30%
*119 Vi
41 Vi
5
Maxwell & Moore
Oil Exploration—
Marquette
31'A
121
*119 Vi
19%
No par
Midland
14
Jan
2
Manning,
Marine
41
30%
121
*84%
1
Manhattan-Sliirt__
Marscaibo
46 Va
50
1
Bros
32% Jan
75% Nov
34
Mahoning Coal RR Cc
Mallory (P R) & Co
Mandel
29
45
1
30
7'A Feb
46%
10
9 Va Jan
22% Mar 16
45%
—No par
Mariati Sugar Co
24% Oct
2
Garden
14
2
29% Jan
Madison Square
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co
30%
*119%
47
_No par
Inc..
7'A Jan
2
51 Vi Jan
2
48% May 12
5% Jan
25% Jan
30
Mar 17
18% Jan
21
26
5
18'A Jan
Fund
31
121
45%
.^100
Macy (R H) Co Inc com
4%% preferred series A
Jan
37
*30%
*30%
1
Jan
82% Jun
31% Jan
390
Inc—
*119'/a
5
preferred
Trucks
10
100
MacAndrews <fc Forbes common
80
80
230
46%
47
46 %
47
46'A
46%
6,200
64
.
65
64
64
64
64
64
2,200
19%
19%
19%
19%
*19%
19%
19%
19%
92
92
92%
92%
*92
93
93
93 Vi
500
82V2
5.400
41 %
700
8%
8%
6,800
23'i
24 Vb
4,600
6,500
:
47'A
84 Vi
83
84
42%
83%
*42
81%
42
42
41'A
8%
8%
3%
800
8%
8%
8%
23'A
24'A
23%
45%
45%
45 7
91
91
*89%
92%
*89%
92 %
60
92%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
2o%
26%
2,700
80%
80%
80%
80%
80%
290
*91
26 %
b
80%
24'
24
46 3
4
x46
24
46
'A
80 Va
81%
32%
33
33
33
33%
34
8f>A
82'A
81 Vb
82
£1%
82%
*75
79
77
77
*75
78
45
45%
33 %
33%
2.000
81 %
82'A
19,900
*75
78
100
19
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
.
Monday, August 10, 1959
(58C)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
B&B*e tor Prevtma
Range Since
Tear 1968
53% Oct
27
15% Jan
19% Feb
5
62% Dec
10
2
39
Jan
2
78
Sep
15
91
Dec 22
52% July 21
Miami
Copper
51%'Apr
Middle
South
8
Jan
2
6
82% JUly
18
1
15
78
79
Sep
24
79
Oct
15
92
97
Jan
14
104
10
15
88 % Apr
Jun
98
Mar 13
77
Apr
9
90% Feb 26
Jun
89
92% May 11
102
July
28
99 % Mar 11
44% Jan
53% Jan
30% Mar 10
Jun
25
88
Mar 31
78
7
94
Aug 12
87
July 21
May 25
Apr
24% Mar
4
40% Oct
13
33% Jan
2
34% Jan
6
48% Dec
5
44% Jun
28% Jun
25
33
Jan
35% Jan
2
43% Oct
19
13
15
23
39% Jan
2
51
Jan
2
88
Jun
10
83% Jan
2
92
25% Feb
24
39% Aug
21% Feb
4
35% Feb
18
Jan
8
Deo
11
111% Jan
28
18% Feb
9
78
14% Jan
76
39
7
Jan
126
17
7% Jan
Sep
2
18
6
20% Nov
96
5
Oct 31
13% Jan
13
28
Nov
3
25% Jan
10
28% Deo
31
26% Apr
20% Nov
11% Jan
2
73% Feb
25
92
Feb
99 % Jun
20% Feb
14
16 Vs Jun
9
29
111% Jan
8
8
31% Apr 28
32 % Jun 24
2
35% Oct
27% Jan
6
35% Dec
29
4% Jan
2
18% Oct
6
16 % Jan
6
40% Jun 24
21% Jan
Feb
25
44% Aug
18% Feb
25
27
Jan
10
25% Aug
8
39% Deo 16
4% Jan
2
31
39
Jan
Jun
49% Apr
July
7
4
29% May
9
4
Apr
41% Mar 16
8
16% Oct
6
8
52% May 25
Missouri
3
91% July 29
45% July 29
14% Dec
2
Jun
12% Jan
18
16
Jan
19
Jan
29
Monarch
May
6
Nov
19
60
90
Nov
19
8% Jan
13
16% Dec
18
15% Jan
6
5
9
Jan
70
9.
68% Jan
22
76% July 30
12% July 14
18% Jan
Aug
8% Sep
24
Jan
2
20
38% Jan
8
31% Deo
1
28% Jan
14
21% Deo
29
2
35% Mar
26% July 28
7
20% Jan
37% Deo
22
18% Feb 25
22
25 %
2
17% Jan
2
21% NOT 17
11% Jan
2
23% Deo 31
35
8
60% Deo 31
Apr"~3
2
24% Feb 24
43% July 29
23% Jan
130
57% Jan
28
23
Feb
9
16
18% Nov 11
Motorola
7
May
32% Nov 21
28
Jan
2
32
Jan
6
25% Oct
13
24% Jan
2
37
July
8
30% Jan
3
45
Deo
18
43% Jan
2
-51% Aug
4
19% Jan
2
33% Nov 28
Feb
25
38
48
48%
89
89
89%
89%
89%
89'A
38%
38%
38%
38%
38 3 4
*38%
21%
20%
21
20%
21
140%
142
38%
21%
21
144
145%
141
28
28%
39% July 17
50% Jan
16% Dec
19
14
19'/a July 16
145
28%
*95%
16%
146
28 74
38
*37
38
2674
26%
*26%
27
17
147%
16%
16%
*16%
*95%
143%
146
147'A
146
38
3674
3674
300
26%
26 74
26%
1,000
16%
1674
16%
1,000
144%
144
5,400
14434
141
7,500
34%
x35%
36
36
.
34%
34%
35
35%
34
34%
33%
99
26 %
17
33%
20,600
28%
27%
993/b
16%
38
27%
33%
7,100
138
27%
*36%»
.37%
-
134
140
129
1.500
17,500
20%
20%
*95%
28%
99 3 a
27%
99%
28
*95%
180
89 74
39
35% I
35%
35%
3574
2,200
30,300
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r
36
36
22
23%
22%
23
22 74
23
22 7e
2274
223,8
22 74
46 %
44
%
45 74
44
4434
44
4474
46%
46%
25%
26
25%
26'A
25%
25%
25%
2674
26
38%
38%
40
3974
40%
5%
40
41
40
5,700
28%
41
37%
45'A
5%
6
5%
6
.
53A
5%
6
8,000
47 74
51
10,700
5%
574
9,600
13.700
47
48
48%
47
47%
47
47%
90
90
*90
90%
89
90
*33%
89
*88
88%
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45
443/4
44%
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44%
100
45
18%
18%
18%
18 74
18%
18 74
1874
1,300
16%
16%
17
16%
1774
17
17%
25,400
18%
18%
16%
16%
16%
68%
*69
71
*76%
7774
*77
14 5/e
21%
147-8
21%
21%
13%
77%
14%
21%
21%
13 %
15
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
1034
55%
55%
56%
55%
5674
55%
5674
55%
56 Va
30,300
30%
31
31
13%
*76%
13%
21%
21%
*13%
15
*10%
55
*
14
74
21%
*13%
14%
1,800
2174
21%
1,500
15
*13 74
15
*137/2
15
1474
::
5,900
31
31%
30%
31%
30%
31
30 %
26
25%
25%
25%
25%
25
25'A
25
2574
7,500
25%
25%
26%
26
26
26%
26%
26
26 Vb
26
26 Ve
2,400
28%
283/4
28%
28 5/8
2774
28'A
27%
287/a
9,500
28%
49%
49%
4974
50
49%
50
49%
507/e
22,600
49%
21%
21%
21%
21 %
21%
21'A
21%
21%
21%
40%
40%
,39%
40 3/8
373A
39%
39%
122%
124%
116
3,600
26,500
12,500
7,600
5,800
117
64%
66%
65
66
64%
65V2
19%
19 74
193/8
1974
193/4
19%
19%
29aA
293/4
29%
29%
29%
29 %
30%
35%
36
3674
363/4
36
49
68
63%
119
116
122
118
62
41'A
118%
40 7A
41'A
120
10
•
60%
19%
19%
19%
1
*30%
30%
29%
■
.1
15
Corp
35%
35%
35%
35'A
1,600
1,700
36%
49%
50
50%
51%
50
50%
50
50
30%
29%
30
29%
29%
29
2974
29
29%
4,000
6,800
29%
42%
No par
43%
42%
42%
*4174
42%
42 %
4274
42 7/2
42%
1,000
17%
5,200
1,800
'50
N
9% Jan
11
15
Jan
May 13
13% Jan
2
Aug 19
18
43% Jan
59% Oct
14
'52% Jan
12
14 % Jan
22% Deo
29
21% Jan
6
29% Jan
23% Mar
31
•
26% Jan
2
34% May
41% Jan
51% Nov 20
49% Jan
15
Jun
24
168
149% Oct
Jan
Jan
20
147
16% Nov 20
9% Jan
86% Deo
87/a Jun
63% May
56
80
Biscuit
National
7%
3
12
common.
Corp
National Cash
5
19
59% July 30
19% Jan
30% Deo
11
26% Jun
12
32% Jan
15
National
37% Jan
49% Nov
21
46% Feb
2
54% Jun
12
20% Jan
31% Nov
19
28 %Jun
8
86% Jan
103% Nov
19
99% Jan
5
Jun
1
17% Jan
24
Dec
9
42
59% Deo
11
Jan
100
Jan
90
84 % Apr
2
168
Jun
128% Nov
7
143
13% Jan
7
34% Mar
109
8
91
104
3
47%
April"
30% Jan
145
Jun
10
17
124% Jun
9
17
Jan
2
25
28% Jan
2
43
54
Apr
7
98% Aug
40% Sep
13
28%
27%
54
53%
54%
149'A
150%
149%
150
9%
9%
9%
10
7% Jan
€1
9% Jan
14% Oct
7
4% Jan
8% Dec
18
10% Jan
13% Aug 11
26% Jan
2
38%
Nov"
74% Oct 23
20
19
84% July
14% Jan
8
82
Dec
15
68
Jan
14
36% Apr
17%. Jan
30
13% Mar
Nov
24 Va
6,100
61%
17,800
93
93
93
94
92 74
94
128%
129%
10.200
Natl
26
96
May 29
108% Oct 13
50% Oct
83
2
82% Mar
26
21'A Jan
2
131
132'A
13074
132
130
128 %
150
149%
151
149%
149%
*150
152
*150 74
152
130
*128%
130
*129
13 C 74
*129
13074
86% Apr
7
4
107% Mar 11
9
49% Mar 13
26
Dec
17
23% Jan
27
29% Nov
20
25% Feb
9
Apr
2
Jan
16
5% Jan
14% Jan
32 % Nov
275
31% Feb
10
Dec
31
2
12% Sep
24
2
24% Sep
25
8
36% Oct
8
38% Jan
2
56% Dec
74% Sep
17
85
29% Jan
2
39
280
New
York
New
York
8
440
Feb
Fibre
Inc
Haven
Preferred
8
38% Feb
17
31
50
Jun
9
Mar 18
75
Apr 24
59% May 12
84 % Mar 11
& Hartford
N
67
Sep
19
Oct
2
76
80
103
18
35% Jun
76
5
70% Sep
Nov
41% Jan
14
State
Niagara
25
73% Apr
1
3.40%
16
77% Apr
13
3.60%
75
Jun
22
85% Mar.
3
3.90%
93% Jan
Sep 25
Jun
71% Jun
23
24
80
Jun
3
88% Apr
2
4.10%
Aug 15
Sep
17
105% May 16
18% Jan
2
27
Feb
Dec
6
29
102 % Jun
95
10
Jun
5
26'A Jan
2
108
Mar 23
102% Feb
26
36% July 10
5.25%
When
34
7
53% Apr
21% Sep
5
25% Feb
20
15% Jan
11
9
26% Apr
Oct 23
102
106% Aug
5
3274 Jan
12
16% Jan
Nov
23% Apr
45% Dec
~~2
63 % Apr
92
27%
Nov"
72 % Nov
19
Jun
17
84'A Jan
29
2
Nopco
9
Norfolk
18
21% Jun
3
23 JA Mar 10
39% Feb
9
52% Mar 18
35% July 22
17
21% Jan
19
69% July 16
28
32% Dec
30
28
Jun
24
13
102
Jun
17
113% May 26
59 3A Nov
5
108
40 %Jun
30
Northern
35% Jan
108
Feb
27
22
Northern
16
5%%
Jan
8
47% Feb
9
57% May 22
22% Jan
2
25% Apr
113% Mar
6
5.80%
11
3/64 July 23
70% Sep
81
25
Aug 29
83%
Jan" 23
72
94
Jun
80% Jun
92
13
July
31
2274 Apr
10% Jan
7
2
33% Dec
31
30% Dec
17
34% Dec
31
317/e Jan
7
Feb
6
57% Dec
10
47% Jan
27
31
For
1
footnotes
94% Jun
93% Mar
37% Dec
see' page
19
81% May 18
7
82% July 14
89
29% Aug
30% Jan
44% May 12
17
24.
7
7
88 % Mar 23
Mar 25
Natural
46% Apr
44
Apr
92 % Jun
10
10
29
6%
7
3,400
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14
7
7 %
.
7
7
14
13%
1374
32%
31%
32%
41%
42%
42%
41%
42%
42
78
78
78
78
78
20%
20%
207/2
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.
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85
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85
Gas
85
*83
8874
88
88%
88
88 74
4.4C0
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4074
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3074
29%
2974
28 %
29
3.400
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28
32,500
33%
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16,100
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28
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33 74
33%
33 74
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325
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325
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78
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100
5
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31
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58
57%
577/2
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78
78
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78
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70
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24
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24
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99 7a
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96 74
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preferred
3438
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240
34%
1,200
24
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1,300
4,100
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99'A
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22
22
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3,000
40%
41
41
41%
71
70
70
3174
31%
3874
38%
417'4
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70
71
31%
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54%
55 74
23
23%
23
23 74
110%
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7374
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84
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82%
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320
31%
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104'A
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11174
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11174
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55
54 74
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54
54%
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23
23 %
23
23 Va
23 Va
23 Vs
33,400
3/64
5/ 64
A
712,800
73 74
74
54%
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1
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8374
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84
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8474
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85
85
85
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85
85
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32%
33
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29%
3174
19.700
33
38 74
3934
14,500
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2,700
42
71
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31%
32
10474
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99 74
44%
104%
111%
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33
42%
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22
32
73%
84
82%
83%
85
34%
34%
110
200
21%
54%
1
9674
24
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(Minn)—
100
100
.100
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100
1
23,600
43 7'4
39
42%
70%
3/64
73%
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90
69%
*74
69%
74 '
73%
79
5,300
57
80
37
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8
2,800
7%
14%
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i
325
7%
58
80
37
70,
31%
—10
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147/2
7%
15%
31%
70%
38%
41%
'
325
*295
Co—
1
50
Airlines -Inc
11,800
85
87%
28%
100
Norwich Pharmacal Co..
20%
30%
.5
Corp
30
79
88%
1
$4.11 preferred series
$4.16 preferred series
20%
*83.
42%
22
45%
$3.60 preferred series...
*78
42%
22
44%
;
41%
1,500
87%
.28
.
4,300
41%
42%
33%
.
—;
32 74
90
101%
States pwr Co
20 V2
300
32
89
101%
Co
42'A
79
*78
2,700
41%
5
Common
conv
7VB
28%
Pacific Ry
5%%
7
7
29
preferred
preferred.
Northwest
20
30%
Corp
Northern
Northrop
19%
common—25
$4.10 preferred series
$4.08 preferred series
2
20'4
33%
Capital Corp.
Ry Co
88% Mar 23
86% Mar
20
33%
Central
6
4
20%
30%
Aviation.
9
83% Dec
80% Jun
2074
28%
;
Ry
Rights
25
21 %
2.900
20%
21
1334
85
Co—__1
5/64 July 28
77% Mar 17
79% Sep
80% Oct
July 16
20
*12%
*83
5
Northern
22 % Nov
12 %
20'A
_100
Western
Northeast
Jan
12 74
41%
—No par
:
North American Car
44% July 23
12%
12%
*77
Corp.—l.^.1
Corp—
issued—
73
34,800
13 Va
1274
30
Corp
American
11,600
13
12%
12%
31%
Adjustment preferred
North
19%
1374
12%
32%
preferred
&
19%
19%
12%
13
*37
32
—_
Chemical
July
19
109 Va Jun
7
44 %
104% July
19%
19%
13%
33
—100
Mhk Pwr Corp com—No par
preferred—
—100
preferred
100
preferred—
100
preferred—
100
preferred
100
4.85%
19%
19%
33
.100
;
Niagara Share
1,300
13'A
*13%
preferred
July 8
80% July 25
68
Electric Gas
Common
88% Apr
108
94
19
7.300
37%
19%
13%
No par
York Shipbuilding
Y
98 74
37 %
37%
137/a
series A
New
$3.75
97
37 74
13%
7
50
—
5%
50
98%
3774
*497A
8
New
Common
5
50
98
50
No Dar
Y
6
20% Jan
200
50
98
3774
97
13%
Harlem RR Co.
800
4,900
37%
95
13%
Brake
&
10% Jan
*4974
*49%
20%
Chicago & St Louis Co..
4
41
50
10
217/2
40%
_L—1
—....
Y
4
2174
41%
1
.1
Co
Y
7% Jun
2134
41
13
Electric
Air
21%
41
.19%
19%
Radiator
2174
40 74
13
37%
4
1
1
,
Inc
129 74
21%
41
96%
37%
No par
Ref Co
N
13
N
25 % Apr
94
Central
14% Aug
29% Jun
.
49%
12972
21%
40%
41
49 %
93
—
N
36% May 22
8
40
T—10
Co
200
21%
21%
Cast-No par
—-10
& Steel
Co
England
31% July
27
*21 %
...
Bros
31% July 28
Jan
*128%
1
System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_100
Newmont Mining Corp
10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock.—1
New
30
Apr
3
180
2
79% Jun
2
18
100
100
Corp..
Service
Neptune Meter Co —
—
1
5
Newberry Co (J J) common_.No par
3%% preferred
100
19
37% Jun
13
Neisner
37% Apr 13
43% Feb 26
60
132%
150
National Sugar
S
13,500
93
93
131%
Malleable
U
*92 74
*92%
preferred A
preferred B—
Tea
101
101
No par
National-Standard
3
32%
323/8
101
23,600
Co common——i—5
preferred—
Co
Jun
3,900
9,800
1017/4
Natomas
36% Jan
32'A
32
61
lOVa Mar 24
—19% Jan
527/4
31%
24
Vulcanized
75
7
19
28%
517-4
32
101
National
Feb
28'%
52'A
62
1
National Steel Corp
15
2874
51%
x31%
24%
7%
6
6
27%
52%
101%
National Linen
17
9
28
52
60%
6%
Jan
27%
52%
24 vb
7
12
60%
27%
52%
100 %
3
31% Aug
—
61%
27%
52%
60%
14% Apr
2
21% July 29
13% Jan
60%
2774
24%
National
9
62
27%
52%
59%
National
Jan
29,300
62
CI
61%
61%
National Theatres
12
3.900
60%
Co
67/a Jun 23
12% Oct 22
9%
61%
13% Aug
10
430
9%
62'A
61%
6,200
149%
10
9%
10
9%
149%
61
24% Mar 25
Jan
97/a Jun
15074
149
150%
54%
54
5474
54
149%
24%
40% Mar 13
4
27%
28 7'B
53%
24%
23
36
9
Dec
2,200
28'A
24
Gas
19% July 17
Tl%
7% Jan
28
27%
32%
$4.50
July 27
9
74% Jan
7~7% Dec" 17
Mar
21%
27%
100%
Fuel
National Lead
21% July 20
159
22%
24 %
134% Mar 12
10
30% Sep
21% May 12
19
Jun
18% Sep
22
32%
26
45% Jun
Oct
148
22%
101%
3
132% Aug
1,200
22%
4,700
22%
22%
22
22%
23%
27
9
147/2
59'A
54%
National Gypsum Co common
2
14 7/2
58
100%
National
Feb
14%
59%
10
6
July
14%
58%
28%
•
1
21
Apr
97% Feb
14%
60
53%
Inc
Apr
71
1474
593/4
Dairy products,
I
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp com..!
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
247/a Jan
577/a Jun 23
10
May
115% Oct
17
21
18
14%
59%
28%
Register
Lines
City
18%
597/e
22%
National
50% Jan
18%
14%
59%
100
10
Co
preferred
National Can
18%
14%
10
Corp
National Aviation
6
Mar 13
Jan
Airlines
National
17%
18
17%
18%
17%
14%
59%
5
1
.1
8
Corp
National Acme Co—
6
22
164% Apr
14% Jan
12
Natco
9
Jan
——1
NAFI Corp
-i ir
600
11%
77%
*76%
■
7774
14%
70
70
*76%
000
200
70
7774
70
69
69
69
47
20%
Corp
(F E) & Bros
Myara
8
18
98%
1,200
48 74
4874
49%
Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America..
31% July 24
9
Jun
26
Sep
50
'38%
38%
487a
3,800
48
28%
MunsJngwcar
H
*48
48
89
48
5.300
49 Va
48%
*44%
48%
8
Mueller Brass Co
20
2
Jan
49
48
1
No par
13
Inc
Motor Wheel
48
47%
43%
*44%
.—10
3
——
Products
Motor
July 15
21% July 10
74
19% Jan
17
Oil Co
Monterey
3A
48
48%
48
46%
"*4474
89
*44%
21
A
Montgomery Ward & Oo_
Moore-McCormack Lines
Morrell'(John) & Co
50% July 10
30% Apr
12%
5
36% Jan
3
20% July 30
2
42% Nov 13
49%
49
50
48%
47%
50%
50
48
48%
Mining & Chemical—
shareB
1,000 lira
American
26% Aug
14
July 14
40% Feb
Jan
May
98
48%
No par
28
Class B
No par
Monsanto Chemical Co
2
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
8
Montana Power Co—,——lNo par
Montecatinl
14% Jun
80
*96
Tool
Machine
RR class
Monon
56% July 27
8
24% July
28
*78
98
*44%
100
100
1.25
.4.20%
14% May 26
41% Nov
4% Apr
2
29% Apr 30
22% Jan
8
80
*96
18%
common
3%%
18% May 28
80
10
13
Mohasco Industries Inc
24
2
Jan
Sep 29
14% Sep 23
27
6
Jan
62
11 % Apr
*78
*44%
co—.
preferred
preferred..
Mojud Co Inc
52
20 %
Missouri Public Service
18% Apr
8
30
40
8074
80
1
20% Jan
10
17
30
"75
93
98
6.25
—
It
.
8074
*78
Pacific RR clasa A—No par
issued
82
*91
*96
Missouri Portland Cement Co—12.50
5
19% Dec
24
4% Jan
5% Aug
41% Jan
When
8074
80
_B
RR
Missourl-Kan-Tex
2
Jan
93
*79
89
5
9% Jun
8374
*91
8074
49%
43% Dec 29
2
*82%
93
*79
51
90
Aug
44% Aug
20
84
*91
80%
49%
No par
2.50
Minnesota Power & Light
No par
Minute Maid Corp
—1
Mission Corp —.—_—
1
Mission Development" Co
1
Mississippi River Fuel Corp__—10
19
*82 %
93
50%
& Mfg.
Ontario Paper
Mining
Minn
84
*91
*78
98
27%
Minnesota &
22
25
2
21% Mar
35
16
151% Apr 24
38
Mar
5
•■■82 %
*78
37%
preferred
conv
47,800
*96
21
2nd
1934
7174,
80
*95%
$1.50
4
19%
73
73
79
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry„No par
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—No par
22
Jun
19%
73
19%
73
.98
common—1
100
39 % July 29
31
1S%
73%
20%
83
79
Corp
Minneapolis Moline Co
$5.50 1st preferred—
4,300
20
19%
73
*96
10
Minerals & Chem Corp of Araer— .1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Oil
63%
*78
100
preferred
1st
Midwest
2
24 % Mar 20
150
July 21
29% July 29
Dec
116
5%%
6374
64%
93
82%
*91
Shares
64
€3
74
19%
*73 %
the Week
Friday
Aug. 7
63%
64%
8
Inc
Midland-Ross Corp common
Feb 27
Aug. 4
Aug. C
62%
10
,1
6
—
Utilities
40% Jun
29
10
Jan
17
Linotype
Enterprises Inc
Midland
53% July 23
July 24
•
6
Jan
59
6
Thursday
Aug. 5
63%
29%
62'A
Co
1
Merritt-Chapman
' &Scott—12.50
Mesta
Machine Co—
—_——5
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd—100
4.35% preferred series
—100
3.85% preferred series
100
3,80% preferred series.
—100
-P45% preferred series
100
MergenthaJer
5
22% Feb 25
64% Aug
Sales f«v
Wednesday
Aug. 3i
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
HlffcMl
Lnreet
SALS PRICES
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Jan. 1
40%
41
40 3/4
40%
40%
41
40 »4
4174
39%
39%
3974
39 74
39 74
39%
39
39%
39%
38 74
25
79 %
82
80 3A
81%
79%
80%
78%
81
78%
81
1.25
fi 900
Volume
190
Number 5871
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(581)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range tor Previous
Tear 1958
Laweit
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
-
Highest
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND HIGH SALK PRIORS
Monday
V
irnr
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Aug. 4
Aug. 3
-
'
50% Jan
14
90
Sep
16
78% Sep
19
94% Nov
17
89
Oct
31
28% Jan
27
60% Nov 20
103
Dec
17
May 16
9
5
67% Jan
89% Jun
95% Jan
31
27% Jun
3.90% preferred
ioo
4.56% preferred
4.44% preferred
Thursday
Aug. 5
Aug. 6
Jun
3
May 27
34 % Mar
16% July
1
84% July 29
18
27% Jan
5
30% Jun
45% Dec
31
41% Feb
9
58% July 28
2
15% Dec
15
14% Jan
7
21% Jun
13
74
Dec
17
61% Jan
20 % Jan
7
35
Dec
18
15% Dec
4
19
37% Feb 24
66% Dec
16
29% May 7
15% Jan 15
61% Feb 10
59
89% Dec
11
79% Feb
99% July 29
38% Aug
6
96% "May j
97% Jan
27
32
83
9
12
July 15
Jan
7
93% Oct
31
25% Jan
2
85% Oct
1
7% Jan
2
9% Jan
2
10
18 Va Jan
14
2
*
40% Jan
64% Nov
2
64
2
20% Feb
117% Jan
3
18
14% July 30
22% Nov 20
17
Jan
47% Jan
Oct
21% Dec
May 22
40
2
Sep
30
4
Dec
18% Aug
12
May
Jun
18
21
■
19
Jan
2
130
Jun
Feb
27
5% Nov
7
4% Jan
12% Jan
3
23% Nov
12
22% Jan
37
2
62% Dec
8
35% Aug
90
Jun
98
91
Jun
47% Nov
5
44
May
45 Va Dec
8
36% Feb
9
27% Dec
23
23% Jan
Oct 29
46% Jan
15% Jan
6
2% Jan
9
7% Jan
2
15% Nov
57
3% Nov 21
11
17
94
25
Jun
16
21% Jun
3% Jan
29
49
Dec
30
47%-Jan
8
113
65
Dec
'
28
30
16% July 22
24% Apr
8
64% Jun 11
39% Mar 12
5
18
30
11% Feb 28
28% Jan
37
Jan
104% Jun 19
101% Apr 25
19% Dec 29
7
43% Dec
2
29
Sc
Penney
6
1
93
8
Jun
91% Jun
29
15% Apr
29% May
102 % Apr
1
43
Feb
49% Jan
5
8
98% Apr 20
20
Jan
5
65% Mar 20
10
51% Dec
8
69% Sep
23
62
2
27
Dec
18
26% Jan
33% Aug
40% Dec
30
41% Dec
5
36% Feb
50
95
Jan
14
9
95
14% Jan
3
Jan
May
18% Dec
2
5
Apr
8
10
5
63 % Aug
74
Feb
July
16% Jun
4
96% Oct
7
81
Nov
25
57
Apr
22% Jan
6
94
Jun
30
103% Apr
7
80
Jun
17
5
89% July 14
93% Feb
102
May
Sep
100
43% May
Jun
24
8
107
May 13
100
Jun
42
% Aug
9
4
Mar 30
70% Mar
July 23
99
88% Apr
15
13
Jan
2
104% Jan
26
99
4
26% Dec
1
21
Jan
7
56% May 12
36% May
6
71% Nov
24
67
Jan
5
73
43
Jan
2
62
31
54
Jun
9
65% Mar 10
74% Jan
2
89
Mar 18
78
Jun
19
84% Apr
Mar 12
76
Jun
17
82
7
14
Jan
(J C)
Penn
Power &
4% %
&
4% %
Apr
Pfizer
30
14
$1
97
Mar 24
49% July 31
95 % May
Co
Co
Jun
4
90
Jun
29
99% Apr
28
18
15
Apr
5
94
Aug
2
Apr
17
153/s Jan
140
Inc
14 V4 Jan
2
62
133 V«
6
Philip Morris Inc
4%
preferred
145
Mar
4
24% Dec
30
19% May
7
28% Jan
26
73
Oct
23
71 Vt Jan
2
82% Jan
29
2
80
Oct
10
77% Jan
8
86
Feb
9
17% July
7
24V4 Sep
29
19
6
23% Jan
9
132
11
62 Vi July 31
Jan
10
113 Va Dec
16
19 V4 Jan
31
39% Nov
14
21% Mar 20
32 V4 Nov
14
25 Va Jun
96 V. Jan
74% Jan
25
28
20
273/4 Oct
2
24
Jan
Mar 16
9
2
114 Vi Jan
34% Mar 31
109% Nov
15
90
Dec
12
88
Jan
♦13
•12%
12%
12%
1.900
19%
19
19%
2,600
12%
12%
12%
22
•20
22
•20
22
•20
22
*62
63
62
62
•61
62
2,600
64%
65
643/4
6,400
50 Vs
50%
par
64%
50 Vs
22
47 Va
July 27
313/8 Apr
1513/4 Jun
7
14
Chem
183%
181%
183%
181%
182%
136
136
136
136
135%
136
100
1
,,
4%
10
28 V4 Dec
31
25% May 19
78% Nov
20
73 V. Feb
89% Mar 23
9
24
183 %"
182%
•135%
136 %
136%
2,760
300
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
43/4
43i
43/4
4%
41%
39 %
3,000
39%
37%
38 Va
35%
37 Va
35%
36%
8,100
26%
28%
26
27
25%
26%'
25%
26%
126,000
33
ft
tt
%
ft
%
869,100
50
48%
49%
48%
49%
48%
49%
*91%
93
•913/4
93
91%
91%
91%
91%
45%
47
46%
46 %
46
46
45%
46%
45%
45%
48
48 3's
16,600
48
483s
473/s
48%
46%
47%
46%
47 Vs
25,400
40
28%
29%
491/4
%
ft
48%
49%
•92
33%
34%
112
1121/4
111%
112
110%
110%
111%
33
33%
32 Va
33
32%
33
32 Vt
32%
32
72
72
72
72
72
73V4
72
72
71%
27%
27%
27%
28
27%
28
27%
28
*97%
99
98
98%
98
983/4
98'/4
♦93
93%
93
93%
•93
93%
18
17%
17%
17%
46 Va
46%
46%
46
25
8,400
183%
34
_5
50Vs
57
33%
17%
461/4
60%
15%
•23%
63
2%
29%
5,100
93
120
29 %
29
29%
51 %'
48%
50
2%
2%
15%
15%
2%
15%
*23%
24 Va
•23 %
24%
57
•57
573/4
1,000
33%
34 Va
9,600
110%
111%
4,700
32%
8,800
72
1,300
27%
28 Vs
5,500
99
98
98%
93
93 %.
933/4
93%
90
17%
17%
17%
17 V.
17%
25,300
46
*2%
45%
46
45%
453/4
6,700
62%
63
63
63 V.
2
•50
Va
111%
700
1,600
2%
1,400
15%
15,900
'200
'
560
621/4
63
66
66%
•653/4
66%
65
65%
40
.31%
31%
32
32%
32%
33 Va
33
333/s
32 Va
33 V«
42,800
46%
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
46%
47%
461/2
46%
1,500
100
12.50
No par
•65
•66
96
62 »4
*95
96%
•95
18 Vs
18
18%
18
5%
5
5
5%
5
63
96 Va
-
*653/4
*n ?
*95
66%
96%
£
•95
8,400
96%
17%
18%
17%
5%
5 Va
5%
5'/4
5%
8,100
38%
38%
37%
38 3/8
31,100
95%
95%
70
18
38%
39%
38%
39%
38%
39 Va
•95%
97%
♦95%
971/4
96
96
♦95%
100
17%
2,000
60
60%
61
60%
60%
61
61%
60V4
611/4
15,300
51%
52
513/4
51%
52
52 Va
51%
52%
51%
521/4
4,000
21%
21
21
21%
21%
96
96
96
96%
96%
96%
96%
96%
97%
82
♦81
82
82
82
81%
82
81%
81%
60%
92
•21
91%
101%
_
91%
•91 %
100%
101%
•100%
93
101%
*91%
21 %
93
21%
•91%
100 %
IOOV4
•100%.
213/s
300
:•
260
220
93
100
101%
190
45%
46%
45
46
44
45 %
44%
44%
42>A
43%
13,200
27%
28 Vs
26%
27%
25%
26%
25%
26
243/4
25%
54,500
100
•71 %
71%
71%
71%
•71%
71%
71%
71%
703/4
71
60
60%
59%
60
603/s
60
603/s
*82
82%
82
82
•82
82 Va
82%
83
•78%
5
59%
*82
•78 %
48
1
603/s_
823/4
13
%
59%
170
6,000
190
79%
79%
79%
•78%
79%
79%
79
79
49%
48%
49%
48%
49%
49
493/8
483/4
493/a
27,000
13 Va
13
13 Vs
13
13>/s
13
13
13
13»/s
1,400
96
96
47%
*95
97%
*95
97%
48
49%
X47%
48%
*91
92
91
91
•95
97%
47%
47 %
47%
•91
92 Va
92
92
20
•95 Va
97%
280
46 %
473/4
9,900
•91
93
70
,1
39Vs
42
40
41%
40
40%
40%
41%
41
41%
7,400
2
41%
41%
41
41%
38%
403/4
39
393/4
38
391/4
17;5Q0
24
24
24
24%
24
24%
23%
24%
23%
24'/s
4,600
*89
common..10
92
*90
92
*90
92
♦90
92
•90
92
94 %
94 %
*94
97
•94
97
*94
97
96
96
200
1
16%
17
17
17
18
17%
18
7,400
preferred
(The)
.
16%
17%
16%
Ry—
100
.1.25
10
135
135
*134
135%
common
134 Va
134%
•1341/2
38 %
39
37%
38%
36
37%
36 Va
37
7,600
85%
86%
85
85%
84%
85%
83%
85
12,800
233'4
23%
23%
23%
23 Vs
23'A
23%
77
77
•81
82
23%
24
23%
77
77
x76%
76%
*82
83
*80%
82
20
19%
19%
*120
125
*120
19%
125
77
77
*81
82
81
81%
19%
19
19 Vi
19 V»
*120
125
*75%'
•120
77
125
19%
•123
135%
190
6,500
150
100
19'/2
1,200
125
66 Va
68
103
103%
104
44
44
44 %
443i
44%
44%:-
44%
45
44 V.
44%
2,300
28%
30%
30%
30%
29 Va
30
29 Va
29%
29'/s
29'/4
15,300
146
1
64%
65 Va
75
103%
103 Va
5
135
40
863s
100
10
*134
39
853i
100
common—
2.50
64%
*103
65%
105
64%
103
65%
103
66
103
66%
6,400
810
1
sink
141
14234
143
141 Va
143 Va
1423/4
16,400
10
Inc
28
28 Vs
28
28 V4
27%
28 V»
27%
27%
27%
27%
4,700
93 %
9434
94%
94%
93%
94%
94%
94%
93%
94
147
142
140
(H K)—
fund
Electric
&
•135 Va
49 Va
•53
.
34%
$3.50 convertible preferred
Procter
182
64%
57
34
Plough Inc
Pdtomac
•53
343'4
Corp
31
65
34
Co
Jan
•53
No par
Poor
5o
65
No par
Polaroid
22 3/4 Jan
♦53
563/4
Pittsburgh <fc West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd_» 100
5%%
65
No par
No par
Co
29
2
50%
1823 s
15%
1st series prior pfd
Co
50 Vs
*52%
100
57%
preferred class A
&
65
50%
par
500
(conv)
guaranteed
Co
62%
64 %
preferred
preferred
Plttston
61%
653J,
24
Plymouth Oil Ccr_.._
953/4 Apr
29% Feb
50%
63
64%
50 %
r
100
17
28 % May 14
61%
65'
57
Pitts
5% %
1,300
183/4
15%
com
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
Ft Wayne &
Chic
5%
1
24
common
convertible
7%
12%
15%
preferred
Coke &
13%
57
$4
Forter
883/4 Dec
13%
19%
13
*19%
5
Pittsburgh Steel Co
July 23
2
2
100
24
Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
2
94%
100
91% Mar 19
16% Jan
94%
100
42
43 Va Jan
94 Va
57
common
7
July 29
IOO3/* Jun
94%
3
9
18
93 %
9:300
...
109
*12%
50c
73 Vs May
773/4 Dec
93 %
57%
preferred series A
24 % Jan
Jan
69
5,100
94%
.
15%
Corp common
11
122% Jun
♦93 Vi
*93%
109
24
& Reading Corp
13
July 11
33%
91%
22
125
33%
101 %
Aug
68 Va Jun
II33/4 Aug 27
393/4 Jan 10
33%
101 i:
X100
-
56%
com
Jan
Aug
33%
109'
*12%
com_33%c
283/s Oct
25
33%
95
101
19%
100
81
2
67% Feb
33%
Vi
No par
Pitts
128
33%
100
$4.80
7,400
109%
33%
_100
$5
89
84%
109%
96
Pitts
25
99% July 29
17% AUg
8
109%
100
♦81
2
93 % Jun
7
100
109
4,300
33.200
16 i
33%
100
Mar 18
6
100
109
84
108%
3.80% preferred
25% July
2
100%
•15%
-
1023/4
33
4.30% preferred
4.68% preferred
21% Jan
16% Jan
84% Jan
99%
16
108%
•21
3
82% Jan
84
•15%
101
No par
100
7
42
82
16
24
common
Aug
8
87%
.No par
preference
4.40% preferred
5%
82 %
12%
25
—.
&
Electric
Pillsbury Co
88
52%
Corp of America
Brewing Co
45% July
20% Jan
8
16
87%
29%
preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pltney-Bowes
Inc.
2
•15%
3'4
19 %
10
5
Jan
35%
•12 %
.100
Jan
Mar 23
19 V.
83
34Vs
-
50%
common
preferred
3%%
19 Vs
82%
35%
29%
Ry Co
conv
Phllco
19%-82%
34
29%
2nd
Phlla
19%
813/i
36
34%
•15%
52
Co
(Chas)
4%
19%
82%
30
3.200
-,
33 %c
Eastern
Pet Milk Co
19%
81%
35%
2%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc..
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola
19%
81
29%
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Peoria
19%
50%
preferred
34% May 28
14% May 13
14.900
100
80%
x35Vs
238
com
90
~22% Oct" 13
35,700
100
Light
96
20
563/4-
/
1
Jun~25
24% Nov
56
3
97
2
56%.
1
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
100%
55%
29%
Co..
15% Mar 12
41% Mar 31
Nov~25
563/4
50 Vi
Chemicals Corp
Glass Sand Corp
28
7
88%
55 Vs
2%
15%
Corp
11% Jan
95% May
56%
No par
Cement
24
Apr 14
2
56
2,500
19%
3.50
12% Sep
7% Jan
273/4
501/4
3.90%
series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
8
27%
29%
I
52% Mar 23
86
49% Dec
27%
17
♦20
5
prior pref
44% Jun 23
29
27
27%
16,700
30
17
1
1
Phlla
3
Jan
27%
"42%
29%
—No par
8
26
2
36% Fab
27%
42
'
.2.50
5
12% Jan
75
Co
preferred (conv)
Phelps-Dodge Corp
57% Jan
Dec
27%
17%
21
107% May
Aug 27
92
87%
*94%
46% Jun
Jun
27%
•85%
5
16
11
86%
1
20
2
20% Sep
86 Va
100
31
37% Jan
86%
Pfelfxer
24
22
•85
27%
86%
27%
Petroleum
50% Dec
Jan
17%
*85
24
59 %
37
*17
85%
22
64% Nov
100% Jun
30 Va
17%
853i
6% Feb
17
7
5
42 Vs
30
•17
19% Jan
Jan
May 27
95% July 29
Jan
7
Mar 23
Apr 23
99% Feb 25
36
92
Proof
*
413/4
303/4
17%
22
1
Pennsalt
Penna
42 %
30%
♦17
12%
50c
Ford.
Penn-Dixle
4
19 Va Jan
3
Corp
Transportation
conv
Mar
41%
31%
17%
19%
..25
Patlno Minos & Enterj
Co comi
July
42%
313/4
100
140
io
Electric
Peabody Coal
36
41%
31 Vi
42%
31%
13
Rust
82% Mar 23
5
92
*12%
par
117
21
•90
•
510
.
12%
—
July 13
92
3,100
12%
*20 Va
—No par
5%
*90
41%
*17
Rights
Jan
32% Mar 11
102
<fe
Pacific Lighting Corp
No
Pacific Mills
No
Pacific Telep & Teleg common
6% - preferred
Pacific Tin Consolidated
Penlck
91%
,
25
preferred
Pacific Finance Corp
62
98% Jan
27% July
94% Sep
92% Sep
8
____1
5%
32
9
Oct! 4
Inc
Aggregates Inc_5
common..
Parmelee
3
7
&
65% Mar 20
6
Jan
Fisheries
12
2% May 14
26
10
13
Amer
Parker
19% Jan
82% Jan
6.25
,__15
31% July 24
30% Jan
49
com
23
12% Feb
32% May
Jan
•89%
19%
.4% preferred
100
Paramount Pictures
1
Cc.,...
Parke Davis & Co__—No
23 % Jan
39% Nov 20
Co
common
2
50% Mar 13
;
91%
56 Vs
49% July 30
I
*89 Va
88
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
2
943/4
88 V»
Packard-Bell Electronics
59% Jan
•93%
*15%
45% July 15
25
94%
1
,
29
943/4
16
35% Apr 13
33 July 31
2
July 17
Cement
6% Jan
943i
19%
No par
Coast Co
7
943/4
55%
ioo
Co
Pacific
30
-
36
preferred
Pacific Gas
80 Va
80%
6
3
19
Glass
Paper
Pacific
3
90
80%
35%
preferred
Pacific
56% Jan
7
Jan
15
Owens-Illinois
86
90
92%
80 V.
Corning Fiberglas Corp
4%
603/4
90
•80%
*93%
l
2
30% Jan
Apr
Owens
Oxford
60%
•89
—_30fc
Corp
61%
90
80%
5
(The)...
61V+
90
80%
88 %
•80
6.25
2
20
Corp
Otis Elevator
Marine
67% Apr
66% Apr
7.50
♦90
61%
88%
80%
94%
81
i
Corp
26
Gas
Corp..
Overland
49% Jun
17
33
Dec
Oliver
Outboard
5
5
loo
Chemical
7
185% July 21
144% Apr 24
July 29
43
I
Mathieson
15% Jan
23 Va Feb
17
Jan
Olln
14% May 14
23% Jan 16
9
37
j
7 '
May 21
38% Apr 28
99% Feb
«
common
20
Oklahoma Natural
111
104% July 28
4
22
Co
preferred
4.24% preferred
2
110
6
47% Jun
No par
& Elec
4%
16% May
94% July
26
149
Aug
Co
39% July 15
10
17
Apr
10% Jan
56% Feb
30
.143
\
Mar 19
58% Jun
31
Dec
93
3
39% Oct
150
Feb
18
54% Dec
21
,
130
Jan
5
9
Oil
Okla Gas
27
29% Dec
40'/, Jan
12
4
Feb
90% Feb
7
31% Apr
7% Jan
Ohio
46% May 21
lioo
60%
Shares
91%
93%
16
61%
the Week
Friday
Aug. 7
933/4
*79%
,100
95% Jan
60%
90
12
13
9
98
61%
89
Jan
Jan
24
18%
loo
61%
85
25
39% Jun
16
12
100
10
11
Ohio Edison Co common
4.40% preferred
30
'
88% July 16
77% July
7
90% Jun
29% Dec
6
31
27 Va Dec
Jan
57% Jun
43 % Aug
3
17% Jan
10
92% May 16
103
102
13
88 % Dec
Jun
Saloa for
Wednesday
o
preference—100
Co
1,350
10
26 Vs
26 Va
26 Vs
26 %
26
26 V4
26 Vs
26 Va
26 Va
26%
12,700
2
Power
Gamble
82 Vs
83 Va
83
83 %
83
83 3s
83 Va
833/4
83 V.
84V4
6,800
503/4
51
42 Va Jan
9
50 Vi Dec
31
17
5 8 3/4 Jan
B
Public Service
10
49%
50
49%
50
50
50%
50 Vi
503/4
293/4 Jan
2
39
14
37% Jun
4
43% Apr
8
Public Serv Elec & Gas com__No par
39 %
39%
39 Va
39%
39 Vt
39%
39'/2
39%
39'%
39%
16,100
26% Jan
7
30 Va May
2
28 Vi Jun
16
33% Mar
3
29%
29%
29%
29%
29 Va
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
2,500
29
91% Mar 20
83
83
83 %
83%
82
Oct
29
93
Nov
Feb
473/4 Feb
18
81% Jun
5
95
Apr
18
80
86
Oct
29
98
Apr
23
100
Sep
12
107% Apr
22
106 Va Apr
6
37
Jan
2
Dec
31
42 % Jun
12
48% Feb
9
13
83'/a Nov
46
Jun
S2
5
8.53/4 July
6
100% Jun 18
93
Mar 20
Jan 16
Co
of Colorado
dlv
$1.40
preference com__No par
4.08% preferred
100
4.18% preferred..—
4.30% preferred——
5 05%
Public
100
—100
preferred
Serv
Co
100
70 V» Nov
26
803/4 Mar 13
70 % Jun
76% Mar 13
3%%
preferred—..
21
Sep
18
24% Jan
10
21% May 14
233/» Jan
4.32%
preferred
20 V8 Nov
12
23 Va Jun
18
20% Jun
29
22 Va May 14
107% Jun
23
105
Oct
15
113% Dec
31
5% Jan
2
15 Vt Dec
11
10
Jun
13
117% Feb
5
Jan
16
15
9
Industries
84 Va
*88
90
1102 % 102%
43
*74
22
Inc
43'a
102%
43
com
83%
84 Va
£3 Va
85
*86%
102%
102%
103
103 Va
43%
42%
43 Vs
75 V4
75 V4
22
22
75
*73%
74
22
*22
22%
21%
*21 Vs
21%
110%
111%
5
11%
11%
11%
84%
90
*21 Vs
111
*82
*86 V2
25
100
...
4.80% preferred
Publicker
*83%
90
No par
25
4.16% preferred
84%
*87%
100
Indiana
of
*83
HI
12 Vs
*21%
110
11%
21%
110
11%
85«2
3.900
83 V2
120
86
•85
861/2
1,810
89
*87Va
90
83 Va
•82
—
—
—
103%
•102 Va
103%
340
43
43 Vs
43 Vs
433/4
11,400
743'4
74%
•74'/4
75'/4
•
22»/s
22 Vs
•21'/a
21V2
*21 Vs
21V4
21%
21%
108 Va
11%
110
12 V4
130
700
100
108%
109
890
11 Va
12
39,800
67 Vt Jan
8
85
Dec
30
84
9
86 Vs Jan
7
85
85
85 Va
85 Va
85%
26% Jan
7
35 V, Dec
29
31% Jun
24
35% Apr
3
Puget So md Power & Light Co...10
35 %
35 3s
34%
34%
35 V*
35%
343/4
35 Vs
343/4
34%
5,200
43 V» Jan
2
60
Nov
19
58
Jan
2
705a Aug"
7
Pullman
No par
69 Va
69 %
69 %
69%
69 V2
69 %
69%
70 Va
701/4
70%
9,000
Feb
25
45
Dec
31
39% Jun
23
48 Va Apr
16
Pure
5
x43%
43%
42%
43%
42 Vs
42%
41%
42 Va
41%
42 V.
9,800
37% Feb
11
52
Nov
19
45% May
54% Jan
16
Quaker
3.000
29
Mar
$4.75
preferred
No par
Inc
Oil
*85
85 Va
*85
*85
90
Q
131
23
Oct
28
July 28
For
146% Apr 23
28% July 24
footnotes
see
page
24.
127
24
Jun
Feb
5
25
25
'
140
Mar
27% Jan
5
26
6%
Oats
Co
preferred
common
—
5
47%
48 V4
100
127 3'4
128%
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp„ 10
*26%
26%
48
*12734
26%
48 V4
129
26%
47%
43%
48 Va
48%
48 V.
49
127%
12734
128%
1283/4
1283/4
129
26%
26%
26 Vt
26%
26 V.
26%
270
1,000
'
21
The
22
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, August 10, 1959
.
(582)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Aug. 6
Wednesday
Aug. 5
Tuesday
Aug. 4
Monday
Aug. 3
Pal
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
NEW YORK STOCK
Since Jan. 1
Range
Tear 1958
Uv«k
Sales for
PRICES
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCKS
fwrPrcriooa
Shares
Aug. 7
R
62%
25% Aug
14V. Oct
60% Oct
8
13
28
14
25
10
28
14 % Jan
21% Feb
1U% July
31% July
25% Jun
17 V* May
23% Dec
25 V. Jan
34% Jan
30 Va Dec
2
7
13
16 V« Dec 31
54
Jan
9
16% Jan
2
3% Jan
6
9
Aug
7
20% July 21
331/4 July 22
Jan
2
2
5
3OV4 Jun
9
Jan
2
5
8
2
7
Jan
30
19% Jan
12
60%
jun
29 Va Jun
2
Jan
7
9% Dec
9?
11% Julv
14%' Nov
14%
7
19
hi/
8
80%
38% Jan
5
77% Dec
19
39% Dec
29
54% Dec
9ft
8 V. Jan
2
33 Vt Dec
9
32 Vt Jan
10
78 Va Dec
6
*14%
76%
52%
61
46%
14%
77 a
53%
61,8
47%
Renublic Pictures
12
8%
19%
56 .a
32 /4
58%
20%
9%
60
22%
10V8
10
10
Renublic Steel Corp-
33%
19%,
56 4.
32 4
57 /2
21 3
10
14% 14%*
a i(>
52% 52%
60 8 61.2
44% 45%
14%
16/2
x52% 61
53
61/8
43% 46%
57.909
70%
1,009
34 %
34%
*69 Va
70%
700
27%
27%
21,930
45
47%
138.6C0
2Q%
21
3,000
*34%
35
209
37% Apr
22 V. May
25% Jan
41% Jan
An\t
RGVIOJI IDC
1.
Drug"& Chemical Co.
Rexall
7
50% July
7
30% Jan
5
& Brass
Revere Copper
9
Tlllv 97
CQ3A
2.50
4%4 ?onv
July 24
163
3
Mar
152
152
100
2nd pfd
22%
23 %
24%
25
32%
33%
.
700
8.200
20,000
8%
509
19%
19%
2.2C0
56 Va
56%
2,500
*3%
700
*31 %
31%
*57%
59
60
19%
20
6.509
9%
10
6,409
14%
14%
400
77 3 a
77%
10.300
52
52% 52,2
61
o&
44% 45%
52%
3,300
62 %
,7.900
45%
61%
32,500
44
30,600
109
100%
600
47%
47 Va
700
144
153% 153%
153
*150
153% 153%
1
609
31
142
116
6,909
31
31
47% Dec
Anr
30
10
Republic Aviation Corp.
7
54Va July
Ton
hri/o
8
12
10
J®
Julv
common
$1.25 div prior preference
Reliable Stores Corp
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
Reliance Mfg Co common
Conv preferred 3 '/a % series
7
6
11
2
Jan
55
24
8%
20
56%
32%
convertible preferred
Tan
16% Jan
8%
19%
56%
*31%
*58%
21 %
1
—
& Co—
(Robt)
Reis
13% Jan
13% Jan
42% Jan
10
10
5
5
100
1
50c
Reichhold Chemicals
19VaJulyl5
15
May 20
34
31 Va
23%
26%
Reed Roller Bit Co
Reeves Bros Inc
16
17
29
23
5 '
7
27
22
—No par
.
—50c
34
31 Va
23 %
26%
32%
63 %
70 Va
64Va
71%
34%
69
27%
43%
21
35
30%
23
25%
33%
87
19%
55 /a
32 ,4
58,2
^0/a
10
14%
"8
63%
*71
33%
68
27V4
46%
20%
*3414
30%
*22%
25%
33%
8,4
19%
55'4
31 4
08,2
20
9/3
*14%
76 a
64%
71%
35%
69%
27%
51%
21%
34%
30%
23
26%
34%
63%
71%
34
69 •
26%
49V8
21
*34
,30%
*22%
24%
33%
'
8,4
*19%
56 /4
-.1 4
57,2
20 /2
9%
65%
72
35%
70%
27%
52%
21%
24%
31
23%
26Va
34V4
8%
20
56/a
33 1
58,2
21%
10
14%
77
64%
72
35%
70%
27%
51%
21 %
*34
31
23%
24%
33%
71%
35% 35V.
70% 71%
27',a 28
52
53%
20% -21%
No par
5
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
Rayonier Inc
1
——
1
Raytheon Co
— -5
Reading Co common—
—.'—-50
4% noncum 1st preferred
50
4% noncum 2nd-preferred
50
$3.50 1st preferred-.
Ranco Inc
—
12% Feb
20'/a Apr
60% Apr
36% July
60 '/a Mar
28% Jan
7
9% Jan
5
74% Mar 5
38% May 6
73
May 22
30% July 10
73% Apr 27
25
Jan 21
37Va Jan 26
33% Jan 14
27% Jun
1
28% July 24
40V4 Apr 22
19% Feb
45
Oct
18
Jan
9
9
23V. Jan
56% Jan
71
66%
71%
65%
Radio Corp -of 'America com—No par
May 11
9
69% Jun
50 V. Oct
12% May
31
Dec
69
2
Jan
8
24 Va Dec
10
45 V# Apr
11
75 Va May
Sep 30
16% Apr
27
sv2 Nov
2
«0Vi Jan
89 V«
Feb'
43Ve
31
12
31
21
17
17
20
24
29
8
48 V» Dec
10,700
54 Va
78% Jan
10% Jan
24
84 Va Mar 26
27
25% July 16
22
79% Jun
20 Ve Dec
22
18
2
1% Jan
15
87% May
9
2
14
109% Dec
1
19% Jan
2
38% Nov
13
22% Jan
2
44 y8 Dec
16
Jan
2
12 Va Jan
3
Jan
2% Jan
7
July
2
Oct
Feb 28
65
16
35 % July 27
50
July 15
4
5% Oct
13
35% Dec
30
31% Jan
19
53% Jun
34% Dec
10
16
55
28% Jan
2
41% Dec
31
35 Va Feb
39% Jan
22% Jan
"~2
312
Apr
2
505
Dec
18
90
Jan
6
96
Jan
28
22 Va Dec
30
30
Jan
8
Aug
7
17
12 % Nov
20
lOVa Jan
7
2
20 Va Dec
2
19 % Jan
2
34
16% Nov
24
16% Jan
2
22
13Va Jan
3
13
53% Nov
20
40% Jun 24
50 Va Jail
*7% Jan
7
25% Oct
8
24
24% Jan
Apr
16
16
Jun
2
40% Nov
Jan
11% Dec
8
21% Oct
Apr
7
73
53
258
30 Va Jan
1
2
Mfey 25
Apr
1
2
38
Jan
28
27
28
17
31% Dec
10 Va Jan
90
21
30
2
10
21
28
July 10
17
18 Va Feb 12
32% Jan 13
36% Dec
11
35
31
48 Va Oct 24
35
40% Dec
2
Jan
20
90
20% Jan
25
Feb
Dec
20
8% Apr
17
16 V4 Nov
55% Feb
12
74% Nov
75
Oct
3
86
92
Oct
2
99 Va Jan
19
May
71
Nov
28V4 Oct
10
12
7% Feb
4
2
16
Jan
6
40
Dec
22
39% Jan
193/4 Dec
22
17% Jan
5
6
Oct
24
9 V4 Jan
20
15 Va Mar 20
Jun
12
91
11
82
49% Jun
26
Shamrock
Jan
26
17
Shattuck
37
17
8% Jan
Dec
1
13 Va Jan
7
5
Feb
12
85% Oct
7
75 %Jun
24
17
32% May
49
23% Oct
14
18% Jun
23
22
20% Sep
30
r7% Jan
23
22% July
2
21 Va Nov
14
16% Jun
9
20
26% Jan
6
New
45 Va Mar 25
10
Jan
Oil
17
33 Va Jan
2
4
17
38
Jan
14
2
Siegler
59% July 27
50 Va NOV
20
45% Jan
50Va Jan
2
70 % Oct
10
68
16% Sep
5
20 Va Dec
1
51
1
Apr
Saw
Simplicity
67% Apr
2
16%
2,800
45
44
45%
79.800
69
68 V*
69%
43%
44%
43%
43 Va
45
45
12 %
%
13 v4
21%
13%
26,100
12%
12%
12
12 •%
12%
85 3
85%
7,900
83%
85%
85
83 Va
84%
77
77
*77
89
89
*87 3
27%
14
26%
72 Va
'8%
8%
—20
36%
37%
36%
1
24
24%
23%
24
23
24 3 a
23%
24
42 %
42%
42%-
25% Jan
36
5%
South
South
.
May 29
32 V2 Jun
29
35 % Mar
17
54% Jun
19
63% Mar 25
24
40% Aug
3
8%
39 %
16%
16%
15%
16 Va
2,800
83
82 u
GJ
82%
83 Va
82%
81%
si y4
30
14,000
20%
20%
20%
73,600
20%
20 ''4
20 3'4
20%
20%
20%
21 %
21%
21 %
.21%
21%
21 %
21%
x21 %
21%
17%
17%
17%
18,700
17%
17%
17%
17 34
17 %
17 %
17%
31%
28 >/3
30 Va
28%
29%
40.900
31 %
30%
46%
47 %
47 Va
47%
101 %
102 %
47 Va
103%
102
28%
29
28 %
2S
28
28%
27%
28 Va
61 Va
61 %
61 Va
62 %
62%
22,100
61%
62 Va
61 Va
4,200
71%
1.7014
69 %
71
69 3 4
69%
71V4
69 %
70 %
70
60 %
61%
59%
2,600
61%
59%
61%
61 %
60%
61
9,800
15%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
27%
28
2,200
27%
28
27 Va
28
28%
27 %
27%
23 Vo
59
58%
59%
50%
59 Va
7.000
5
Inc
5
57 7 a
59
46
45%
45%
43%
39,200
46 Va
45%
45
45 %
20
20%
19%
20
19%
20 Va
4,800
20%
6%
6%
6%
5,300
34
3
Southern
28% Jan
37 % Mar 16
Southern
Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
33'
2
44 V4 Dec
9
37% Jun
46% Jan
Southern
Natural
25
5
7.50
Co
6%
*50
34% July 15
Gas
20%
6%
35%
50
Co
20%
6%
2.50
5
25
Edison
26%
26%
27
27
27
22%
22%
22 %
22%
22%
*32%
32%
32%
32%
40 %
40
34%,
34%
1,300
34%
*34%
34 %
40%
10,100
40%
39%
40%
40
40
39%
40%'
39%
70
71%
70 Va
71%
70 Va
71
13,300
72 7
57%
56%
56%
56 Va
57
18%
18%
39%
74% Jun
29
Southern
Pacific
(Del)
No par
73, Va
73%
60% Jan
15
Southern
No par
20
57 Va
57
19
Railway common
preferred
56%
19% Jan
18%
18%
18%
Jan
13
Ohio stock tr ctfs
75
40% Jan
2
47 Va May 12
Southwestern
19% Apr
2
22% Jan
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
87
Nov
26
12% Jan
2
Apr
17
17 %
7% Dec
3
6% Jan
27
67% Oct
13
56% Jan
8
92
22
85% May 15
Apr
9% Mar
5
81% July 30
89 Va Apr
10
18% Nov 20
17
Jun
22
21% Mar 16
25% Dec
2ft V» Feb
9
28% May 21
15
85% Jan
2
95
9 Va Jan
2
27% Oct
30
22% Jan
2
55% Aug
5
62% Jan
3
79% Sep
24
77% Jan
2
84% May
7
31 % Dec
29
26% Jun
10
36% Aug
7
20% Jun
For
2
footnotes
see
May
page
7
88
May 20
97 % Feb
13
Public
Service
Sparton Corp
Spencer Chemical Co common
4.20%
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50 preferred
Spiegel Inc common
$4.50
preferred
Square D Co
100
*72
43%
43 %
43 %
21
21
2.50
6
100
1
50c
25
2
No par
5
7%
80
*20%
7%
8
79%
81%
a
18%
*70
74 Va
*72
74 Va
1
1
Co
19,500
40%
34%
8
68 >/4 Mar 13
40%
40%
9
30
40
40 Va
*34
13
20
24.400
58
18% Jun
31
59%
58%
53% Feb
Feb
300
58%
"i 57%
63 V4 Jan
22 Va Oct
5,300
22 %
57%
29
78
1.000
27
32%
*32
32%
31
40% Dec
22 Va
100
*32%
July 15
8
,*26%
.
4,500
50%
32%
19
13
*48
36
32 Va
56
10
6%
35V4
57 %
*
65% Dec
Jan
50
22%
2
Jan
36
50
26%
a
2
Nov
35%
52
22 3
10
12
36
27'%
Jan
32
6%
22 Va
16% Jan
70
,
27%
34% Jan
Co
4
*50
52
*50
52
35 3
35%
35%
36
6%
6%.
72 Va
non-cum
,
46 %
1
:
14%
59
4.50
com
14%
58%
20 Va
Platinum.
Co
Sugar
.60
2.100
45%
E & G Co com
Rico
101
.
58 Va
15
29
3
2% Jan
49% Apr 2e
700
1.300
_lo
California
&
100
100
101V4
2,400
56%
56%
57
56 Va
101 %
31
Mobile
56%
a
61%
Dec
12
47%
561
29
37% Dec
5%
*46%
56%
Va
18,509
61
35
Dec
4
6.200
39 Va
.33
29
2
30
Va
101%
1
preferred
31 %
32%
47
13
22
38%
16 %
56
24% Jan
4
38%
47 Va
2
Jan
42%
57 %
Co
Gas
80
16%
56 %
13
Feb
5.300
38%
*46%
48% Jan
Southern
42
41%
31 %
32% Jan
01% Dec
41%
16
1
Inc
&
42
39
'.
No par
No par
preferred
Puerto
1.700
42 %
'
1
5
.—25
Marchant
Amer Gold
Jersey
14%
20%
1
50c
1
2
2
14
20
.
2
25
13%
85%
15
*14Va
42%
80 %
Co_
Co
13,300
13
*85
•
15%
16%
6% Jan
32% Jan
23
22%
23 V,
1.300
38%
39 »/4
20% Jan
52% Feb
a
7.000
413 4
42%
19% Mar
27% July 30
22%
16
18
6
23 %
38 %
21% Dec
7
23%
41%
3
26
23%
_No par
15 Va Apr
Jan
461
1
—
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
21% July
22%
23
47%
15
2.50
Smith Kline & French Labs__No par
49
30,500
15
26
24% Jun
46 3 a
14%
30
9
45%
15%
52% Jan
30
46%
15 "a
61% Jun
;
46 Va
■
15
4
May
900
47
13%
23
34% Dec
41 %
85%
Jun
52
5,400
24% '
41
13 %
42% Jun
7
23%
23 Va
41%
85%
25
14
23%
24%.
41
13%
52 % Apr
—-
23%
23%
42 %
85%
13
_
23%
24%
42 %
13%~
44% Jan
■
24
23%'
•
85%
13 Va July 20
47% Jan
5,300
13%
22% Feb
South Carolina
36 %
85%
17
Aircraft
36 %
13%
14
Smith-Douglass
3,600
36%
85%
23 Va Oct
Smith-Corona
10
8%
36 Va
13%
25 Va Dec
5
71%
8%
36%
86 Va
2
7.
71 %
8%
36%
13%
Corp.-
29% July
72
15,500
23%
36%
*85%
Co
22% Jan
26 Va
~
46%
23%
1
267/a
25 Va
1
——
200
*87%
8%
8%
8 %
47%
47
100
1
89
89%
*71
72
*71
v
'
2
South
%
42
5
14% Jan
(AO)
%
800
78
77
77
.
26%
26%
26
26 %
*70%
8%
15% Jan
20
89%
8%
7
Apr
77
89 V,
26%
25% Apr
Oil
78 %
*87 %
*70 Va
74 V4 Apr
Smith
*77
89 %
1
72
4
78 V4
4
25
3
Pattern
Skelly
84%
85%
84 %
100
64
8% May 18
7,800
45%
12%
25
38
17%
45 %
22
9
xl6%
4
68%
58% Jun
6% July 16
17%
50
X69%
Sinclair Oil Corp
30 Va Jun
4,500
43 3
44 % Jan
8
30
6,100
40%
*16%
19
10% July
2.6%
40%
43%
30
34% Dec
26%
41%
44
Steel—
&
31 % May 22
Solar
26%
40%
-
17 %
—
104 % July 27
24 % May 29
26%
Va
69%
of America.
Corp
6
9
95 Va
Tr—
7
45 :
*93 V2.
4214
24
—
95%
68%
46% Dec
—
*93 Va
70
72% Sep
■
94%
1.7%
Corp
23
16
94 Va
10,400
70
Simmons
July 23"
52 Va
43 Va
66% Dec
3
Feb
48
51%
17%
25
46% Mar
52%
_No par
Corp.
Simonds
700
52 Va
No par
G)
Jun
Jan
79
53'»
42%
Gas
&
18% Jan
58
5,600
2334
52%
44
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Co
:
28
210
4,100
34%
34%
*34
34 Va
28,000
87
255
18
shares ordinary
Mfg
1.300
79
7.50
York
Sheraton
Mar 11
Nov
40
Apr
Sheller
8
32 Va Dec
25
12% Jun
22
Jan
4
38%
37%
.86 V4
34%
_No par
(Frank
Shell Transp &
26
24
13 Va May 20
17 Ve Feb
3.200
12
69 %
Shell Oil Co
90 % May 21
6.600
42 3
12
53 Va
1
Sharon Steel Corp
19 % Jun
13 Va May
1
39% Nov
16%
42%
78%
30
Industries Inc
46 Va Jan
4
46% Dec
11
13
16%
43%
—
preferred-
Shahmoon
13.930
17%
Co——
7
10
25
68
$5.25
17 %
43 %
.
common.
22
87/a Jan
Jun
Seiberling Rubber
8
25% Apr
16% Aug
26
Apr 11
2,600
116,600
16%
■
45%
53 Va
41%
& Co
18 Va Jan
26% Feb
'
29
27% Jun
Inc
2,100
20
5
Falls Corp
Sears Roebuck
Servel
27%
20
44%
78%
5
Sealright-Oswego
6
5
4% Mar
27%
1.40
Corp
May
10 %
4.300
53 Va
41
Finance Co
Seagrave
Jan
25
10%
79 %
27%
Mfg
45% Mar 18
39% Mar 11
10%
79
40 %
&
Seaboard
4
10.900
No par
3
48 Va Dec
Jan
19%
23%
26%
Co common.
preferred
.
Bolt Corp of Amer
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
3
24
80
19
52%
1
26% July 16
.
460
87
*83%
78 Va
41%
29% Apr
2
4,700
657 %
652
23%
27%
3.65%
Screw
11.4C0
.
78 %
95 Va
preferred
Scovlll
38 V2
23 Va
40%
40% May 25
9
22
13% Jan
23
Dec
13
10% Mar 11
2
35% Feb
30
11
Sep
3
25
8% Jan
7Va Jan
39% Sep
7
Apr
$4
*34
26%.
preferred——
$3.40
9
,Mar 17
78
July 16
69
5
Jan
30 Va Mar 18
7
23 % Jan
2
85%'Apr
10
May 22
P6
36%
95
Scott Paper Co common—
81
29%
37 Va
1,200
44%
_No par
87% Mar
8
"
54
44%
28%
24
42
Schick Inc
20
6,500
23%
26%
preferred
convertible
5%
7,300
46 %
a
*48
35
95%
Schering Corp common—
20
45 3
600
4%
4%
*235
35
26%
Industries Inc——
July 27
15% Mar
2
Jan
87
24
5
Jun
8
76 Va July
3,800
38
79
10
Schenley
6,800
44%
37%
34 %
Co—..10
Savage Arms Corp.——
7
86
43%
1255
*36
34;%
24%
23%
85 Va
85 Va
85 Va
*235
95%
Electric Co
Sangamo
28
35 Va
1.200
12%
37 %
>
255
34%
35 V8
*34
4
<:i
25,700
*37%
45%
17V4
16
43
44%
17_
lo%.
4^%
12 •
100
& Electric
Diego Gas
34 3
24%
86
*235
16,100
2%
20
10%
27%
20
19%
10%
27%
- 20
37 Va
Va
37
4
255
22%
*78%
j
11
5
86 '
*235
35%
24
100
4.40% series A.
1st pfd
San
4
49
9
35
*34
par
Regis Paper Co common.
18% July 15
72 % Jan
12
17% Jan
Feb
10
-
Co com— _No
Preferred series A 5%
L San Fran Ry
45% Aug
9
77
St
Mar 13
51% Apr
2
3
10
12
21
11
Light & Power
97
10
52% Feb
July 10
21V. Apr
Jun
Joseph
St
_No par
Lead Co
St
8
29% May
39% Feb
17
2
61% Dec
46
Jan
12% Mar
Joseph
1
July
30
53 % July 23
9
25% Jun
Dec
16
10% Apr
34
Nov
97
St
Apr
79% Apr
5
42% Jan 14
91% Jun 17
26% Oct
26 y. Jan
15
36% July 24
Jan
72
Oct 29
Apr
12.
37%
85%
85
255
*235
42'3
12%
37 Va
37%
84%
100
15%
431/3
80%
2 Va
84% 06 Va
44
44"/«
37% 37%
4Va 4%
47
47%
*48 .' 53
44
44%
28
29%
37% 38Va
655 665
*85V2 87
V
20Va
10%
28
20 %
45%
17'a
lb
43
12
10%
17%
12%
12%
2Va
86%
45
37
4%
47%
48 Va-.
44 %
28%
38%
672
87
27%
20%
45%
17
15%
28
21%
457/a
17Va
15
431/3
43
. .
10%
10%
28
20%
45
45%
17%
15%
36%
100
preferred
4.30% conv preferred—
4%
28%
38Va
x671% 675
X87
87
20
20Va
28%
44% .
17Va
14%
42%
*12%
.1.66%
Baleway Stores common
15
Mar 24
24
236
35% Nov
2
42 % Jan
May 22
8IV4 Jun
95 V* Jun
Jan
24
14% Mar 25
35
22
10
233 Va Nov 19
41% Dec
10
84 Va Dec
9
181
Jan 24
22% Jan
2
24% Jan
2
*50
*44%
.28%
38
22
21-'a
1
-5
Co
Ruppert (Jacob)-—-
47% Mar 11
10% July
30
28Va
20 G
1
1
Co
Dutch Petroleum
McBee Corp—
Royal
Rubbermaid Inc___
Ruberoid
2
10%
1
44%
37%
4Va
47%
11
:1
—1
—
Crown
Royal
2
22
Jun
17
38% Jan
*20
14
3
26
*
-1
.—
(Geo D) Corp
Cola Co
Roper
Roval
May 27
Aug
Corp:
Ronson
14% Mar 25
14% July 29
30% Jan
Rohr Aircraft Corp
24% Mar 12
25% Dec
7% Apr
12% Jan
19
convertible preferred——£5
Elec Corp—No par
Rochester Telephone C®rp
10
Rockwell-Standard Corp
——.5
Rohm & Haas Co common——
20
4%
preferred series A„
—100
5 % %
691% July 20
92
5
Rochester Gas &
30% July 23
30
83 % Jun
10
Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls cora„1
39 Va July 24
29 Va Jan
2
481V2 Jan 29
,
No par
Corp
x22%
2
85%
44%
37
414
46
*47%
44%
28
38%
670
'*85%
20
23%
2%
87 %
44%
37%
4%
48%
54
44%
23Va
2
v 86%
23%
2'4
87%
45
37%
4%
48 Va
54
44%
28%
38%
671'/a 675
*87V2 89Va
20 Va 20%
23%
2
86%
44
37%
4%
48
*50
44%.
27%
38%
81 %
23
55 %
80%
22
54% 55
80% 80 Va
21% 22%
2
2Va
54%
*80
80 Va
80
80
54
54%
54%
54%
54%
' 80
Antelope Copper
Roan
23
22
Jun
Corp
Company
Rltter
48% May 15
23
17
23% Jun
Oct" "l
30%
Riegel
5% Mar 17
2
Oil
Paper
Richfield
July 31
Jan 27
45 Va
32% Apr,
5
26
Jan
111
24
77% Jun
July 18
4
28
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco com—t—-5
Preferred 3.60% series-100
Rheem Manufacturing Co
1
Rhodesian Selection Trust
5s
29
57% Apr
47% Jun
43 3
40 Va
40%
*34%
34%
18%
*70
74 %
77%
18%
74 Va
,
43 Va.'
43%
21
44
21
"7%
80%
21
7%.
7%
77
79
7%
78
55%
18%
*70
43 Va
*20 Va
7 Va
73
5b %
9,400
19
2,600
74%
4,100
43%
300
21
6.300
7%
2,700
79
88 Va
*86%
88%
*81%
83 Va
*86 Va
18%
18%
17 V,
18%
17 Va
26 Va
25%
25%
24%
92
92 %
94
91 %
91%
88 Va
a
88%
18 %
Xl8Va
18%
26%
25%
26
40 Va
34%
43%
8
18%
\*861
58%
2)
4
21 %
*86%
•
58
58%
.
25 %
24%
3,SCO
17%
85,800
25 %
91 %
91 %
*91
91 Va
92
54 %
54 %
55%
54%
83%
83
83
83
83
83%
83
83
83
35%
36%
35%
36 Va
36%
35%
36 Va
35%
35%
490
53 %
54
53%
54%
54
53%
*82
34%
24.
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.
-
26.100
'
430
32,000
Volume
Number
190
5871
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(583)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Kange for Previous
STOCKS
*ear
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
40% Jan
74
2
Lowest
19
69 Va Dec
Jan
2
17% Nov
Jan
3
3% Nov
25
61% Nov
21
71 % Aug
7
82
% Feb
24
19
43'A Feb
7
8
35% Feb
Jun
14% Jan
49% Jun
18
50
47% Feb
21
60'A Nov
12
49% Jun
42% Feb
24
59"% Dec
31
55
86% Sep
10% Jan
3
Nov
24
■44% July ^7
94% May 26
17
2
3% May 29
23
July 27
85
Jun
30
2
29% Dec
30
27% Jan
7
36
Jan
2
89
Dec
29
84
Jan
8
.23
Sep
3
33% Dec
31
31% Jan
6
14
Jun
18
18'A Nov
6
11% Nov
10
14% Jan
2
12% Jan
12
18
—
Jan
2
20
.
Jun
26
61
-
Jun
9
Standard
$3.50
'
23% May 11
5
Oil
Standard
Oil
of
^Standard
Oil
of
64% Jan
23
Apr*
Standard
7
3%%
•/
39% July 27
117
July
Standard
41% July 27
$1.20
17 %
40 %
July 27
July 29
23% Jun
71
Standard
Stanley
:
Apr
13'A Jan
5
18% Jun
23
11
43
Feb
9
59% Jun
22
17 % Jan
2
27% Oct
22
26% Feb
6
34% July
2
45% Nov
12
42 % Jan
8
62
4
2
22
Aug
8
20% Jan
6
27 % Mar 13
10% Jan
2
16'A Oct
7
15 Ve Jan
2
20% July 31
15% Jan
3
18% Nov
28
37% Jan
20
2
Jan
2
2% Jan
2
39'/a Feb
14
15% Jan
12
60% Nov
May
Apr
2
5
65
18
Oct
55% May
24% Jan
5
33% Mar 25
9% Jun
9
15 % Jan
26
66% Jan
Stix
2
%
1.
76%
76%
170
18 %
19%
18%
18%
18
13%
18 %
32,600
4%
4%
17%
4%
4%
8,800
lnc__
6.25
Drug
(J
A
Corp
Stone
&
Storer
Broadcasting
31
50
Apr
8
26% Jan
13
38% May 29
14
11% Jan
2
15'A Mar 20
79
Jan
16
87
Nov
24
87
8
94
59
Apr
24
69
Jan
2
57% Jun
24
20% Jan
2
28 % Dec
15
25
Jun
17
14
30% Mar 19
25% Apr
23
22
Jun
Dec
30
33 '/8
July 27
24% Apr
38% Jan
29
38
15
5Vs%
72
97
Dec
19
5
106% Feb
20
Sunshine
Biscuits
24
8% Mar 20
Sunshine
Mining
7
1360
Feb
25
1865
Aug
11
Sep
94% Jan
5
31% Mar
3
42 %
1695
29% Dec £0
38 % Aug 27
13% Aug 19
19% Jan
3
29% Jan
2
7% Jan
2
18% Jan
2
6% July
.
Jun
1
17
38% July 23
Sun
Oil
A
pfd
Superior Oil of California
Symington Wayne Corp
21
52
36% Dec
9
9
Paper Co
Sweets Co of America
&
Feb
6
44% July 16
Talcott
9
Feb
3
13% Mar 16
TelAutograph
19% Jan
Temco
Jan
2
25
10
2
Ino
87% Aug
3
35'A Apr
14
24% Dec
25
98% Jan
2
6 % Jan
Dec
2
15% Jan
Feb
25
13
Apr
2
41% Feb
25
19% Jan
16
23
21
29% Dec
Feb
63,#'Feb-
30
4,300
x61 %
61 %
60%
61
60
60 %
2,500
26%
26%
26 Va
26%
26
26%
25,400
22 %
22 %
221/4
22%
33%
33%
*33%
33%
*98%
£9%
98%
98%
*86
8
Texaco
Gulf
Texas
Instruments
Texas
Pacific
Coal
&
Pacific
Land
2
17
72
Producing Co__
Sulphur
Apr
16
35% July 24
56% Feb
10
70% May
share
Textron
31% July 30
Inc
$1.25
7%
1955
1980
33%
6%
1950
40 %
*25%
7
800
900
1965
40
27
8,400
40%
*25%
610
3,100
27
45%
45%
45
45%
10,800
12 %
12 y2
12%
121%
14,200
43
Thatcher
Thiokol-
31%
35
35%
16,900
21%
20%
21%
85,100
136V4
10
Ry
141%
126%
29%
28%
29%
5,200
23%
23%
23%
2,700
x29
1
Co
135
7,100
35.400
23%
*
100
119 Va
120
II91/2
1191/2
No par
73 Vb
73%
73'A
74%
7,500
50c
27'A
28 Ve
27%
271/2
39,300
No par
Co
are!erred
(J
87%
31
Trust-
Mfg
Chemical
Thompson
80%
31%
36%.
20%
.,1
Oil,
7,300
35 '/Ax
No par
ex-distribution
Glass
86%
■-31'\
33%
common
conv
4
May
ctfs
Pacific
6
361/2 Mar
900
„
'
7
.5
Inc
24
88
46,700
Texas
Jan
*86
87%
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
25% Mar
Apr
a
88
7,200
Gulf
22
1
13%
22,900
Texas
471/3 Apr
,
13
34%
Utilities
Dec
13%
34%
&
38% Nov
1?
34%
Texas
24
13%
'34 Ve
Texas
_L
3,500
13%
84,500
2,600
74% July 23
29% July 30
21% Dec
1,900
33%
81%
124% Mar 18
9% Apr
12%
59
33%
81
9
112
8
12%
58%
34%
84%
18
11
16
12%
59
54%
\ 81 'A
Sub
Dec
12%
58%
34%
2.50
Gas Transmission Co___5
Inc
.'
25
26% May 18
17% Dec
12%
Corp
9
67
12%
33%
3,200
14'A Mar 10
7
1,800
15
27% Jun
2
2,900
.
11%
39'A Aug 22
28
3C%
490
59%
30%
43
159'A July 15
39% Jan 23
28
59%
30%
14%
27
Nov
53%
30%
11
61 % Jan
133
53%
30'/8
42%
37% July 14
16,.,
18%
11
1
44 % Jan
22
18% July 27
*18
12,100
I0V4'
...
Corp
Texas
86
1
400
20%
59%
-
Tennessee
11
3,600
59%
24
20 %
43 'A,;
Tennessee
26
Apr
13%
15.700
10,100
.
11
July 21
74% Feb
20%
500
58 %
32%
14%
Jqn
'
27
*23%
56 %
31 %
1
94
27% Jun
4,500
17%
1
Corp
Aircraft
Vd5/„
IV
900
63%
30 %
58%
5
(James)____—
r
58%
24
38%
25
29
61
20
4.16%
Co
7
58
32%
60
60%
20%
21%
63%
*17
57%
9
58 % Nov
24% Nov
58%
1
2
2
17%
—25
14% Mar
25'A Mar 18
2
63%
17%
iflc
2
35% Jan
Jan
62%
17%
12.50
Swift
14% July 15
15
*21'A
63 %
30
Sutherland
0
26% Jan
17,400
25,500
21%
*23%
1
'55
17%
38
19%
No par
of
1,100
17%
37%
60%
No par
series
40
17%
38%
31%
Sunray-Mld-Cont Oil Co common,.!
4%% preferred series A
___25
2nd
39%
17 %
36%
57%
l
i
114
17%
17%
_5
i
25,100
37
62%
11
._~i
common
100
36%
*105
40%
3.100
87
36%
120
37,500
*21%
1
;
54 Va
*85%
37%
40%
41
17 %
x36%
20
46% July 27
19
8
*40%
17%
38%
I
11% Jan
16
41 %
17%
37%
52%
87
36%'
*112
5
common
55%
*85%
38%
118
5
■
...
.
:
87
37%
..15
preferred
Co
*853/4
_l
May 11
29% Jan 23"
17
Aug
Corp.!
Sundstrand Corp
Chemical Corp
Sun
$4.50 series
87
383/4
5S
47
9% Nov
Dec
S Sunbeam-
*85%
20
5
36% Dec
37
58%
3
20% Dec
89
58%
Jan
8
13
59%
Apr
2
22% Jan
58%
35
3% Jan
24
23
Jan
58%
25
9% Jan
55% Feb
2165
129,930
1
Co
13
36,500
53%
___!
Inc
9% Jan
Jan
6% Jan
481%
52%
20
Corp..
29
r>
43 Vn
53%
com
Co
Studebaker-Pa ckui d
12% Aug
9
48%
...
66 % Dec
27
%
53%
58%
x53%
__5
Webster
28 % Dec
Jan
4.
54%
___No par
Inc
pridr preference.
1
65% Feb
54
48%
x53%
100
luc,,
2
29
55 J/4
473/s
55 %
5
Apr
22'A Aug
55V4
48%
54%
Baer & Fuller :co__;
5%
Mar 13
54%
10
Co
V Co
4%
47%
Inc
P)
4%
5.300
7
preferred
9
Julv
1
10c
common
Stokely-Van Camp
.
71%
"
25
(The) 11 S
Stewart-Warner
%
6
20
26% Dec
16
19
69%
76%
Mlg Co,
Chemioal
Sterling
Stevens
•
69%
76%
Starch! Bros Stores Inc. ill
.
1
29
i
68%
77%
preferred
Ry Equip
Co
Stauffer
21
20
68%
76%
Warner Corp....
Starrett
8
Shares
67%
Corp
convertible
Dec
5
Packaging
the Week
Friday
Aug. 7
77%
Co
series
convertible
Aug. 6
68%
Jersey
Ohio
$1.60
14% Nov
17% Jan
New
preferred
Sales for
Thursday
68%
California
of
PRICES
*76%
Indiana,
6
54
Dec
Oil
SALE
Aug. 5
No par
Electric Co
of
17
15
15% Jan
&
26
14
Jan
Products
52 % Apr
HIGH
Wednesday
Aug. 4
-___No par
coin
Gas
Standard
AND
Tuesday
Par
;
Coil
59 '/a Jan
10% Jan
mmmm
Inc
Standard
23
29% Jan
•
Branda
preferred
Standard
July 23
62% Jan
92
LOW
NEW lOUK STOCK
.
EXCHANGE
61 % Jan
28
3
.
73
2
85 % May
Aug 29
6
i
Highest
160
R).
29%
30
29
29
5
35
36%
35%
36%
10,700
1
Co.
Co
46'A
49%
44
46 %
136,000
32
32
64
63%
63%
88
*85%
15
1,300
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321/a
500
60%
63 '/a
9.200
Thompson Raino Wooldridge Inc—
15
73
Dec
May 20
8
90
Jan
2
28% Aug
5
21 Ve Nov
17
25% Apr
18
21% Jun
24
Jan
2
46'A Nov
14
45% Jan
2
16% Jan
2
26% Dec
1
12% Jan
7
16 % Dec
15
Jan
81% Oct
20
31
42
May 27
88
Jan
23
%"4%
21
Mar
29% Apr
14
Tidewater
Jan
16
$1.20
Timken
19% Mar 11
59% July 10
25 'A Aug
3
Tishman
15% Jan
2
17 Ve Apr
15
Toledo
Edison
7
70
Jan
26
Trane
Co
32% Aug
3
15
65 % Dec
2
59 %
32% Nov
5
25% Jun
23% Jan
37
Feb
3
29
Aug
Jan
2
10
24
7
42'A July 15
10% Jan
2
17% Oct
30
8
24% Jun
27 % Jan
2
40% Nov
11
38% Feb
9
42% Aug
52% Oct
1
58
Apr
7
52
Jun
22
2
25% Nov
17
21
Jan
IX
29
July 31
Oct
13
52
Jan
14
59
Feb
34 '/e Jan
7
54'A Mar
3
54% Jan
9
75% Mar
Feb
17
23 %
Feb
20
36 % Dec
16
45
Jan
3
55% Dec
1
21 % Jan
2
53
"
56% Jan
18
3
preferred
5%
20tb
21
34% Jun
15
15% Jun
16
9
Jun
16
39 % Dec
5
36% Jan
5
48
3% Jan
2
15 Ve Oct
28
13% Jan
7
17% Apr
20
-
13% Jan
13
26% Get
22
19% Jun
17
25'% Apr
1
TXL
9% Jun
10
5%
Oil
12% Feb
4
10% Jan
2
14% Jun
2
23 Ve Dec
11
20% Jan
2
30% Mar 13
% Dec
29
91/4 Jun
12
14% Aug
4
Union
44
51
30'/e Jun
23
SO
Jun
5
98 'A Mar
29
74
Aug
4
75% Jun
84
Apr
19
70% Sep
4
81
Mar 24
71
May 22
80 V2 Nov
10
94
Apr
25
81
July
40% Jan
13
54% Jun
24
44
Apr
24 'A Jan
2
36 % Dec
16
33
Jun
9
8
9 % Dec
18
8
Jun
12
8
Apr
26% Jan
2
371/4 Dec
18 V2 May
2
24 %
21 'A Jan
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52% Jan
2
31
20% Jun
17
33% Nov
6
31
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0
69% Aug
8
Jan
31
143
Aug
8
Jan
2
108
Aug
8
2
26
91
Get
27
IS
Jan
10
45
Jan
2
36
May 21
'32% July 28
6
91
15% Jan
29
Feb
111
27'/e Nov
7
27 % Dec
37
Apr
5
15
100% Mar 12
32 % Sep
15
79% Oci
7
48
Dec
29
50% Aug
117% Jun
93'A July
Mar
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39%
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8
20%
21%
Co—.__..5
Corp.^.6%
45
46
44 %
45
Corp..—__No par
Co common
10
146
148
143%
147
Paper
92%
"73 %
No par
series—\___:.No par
Biscuit
10
United
Board
17
United
Carbon
United-Carr
Vb
50%
50%
22.100
34 %
23%
33 Vb
33 %
33%
28,100
8 %
8%
8'A
8%
8 %
8 %
9.500
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35%
33%
25
35%
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35 •/«
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35 Vb
18,300
22
22
2' 5«
22
21%
21%
21
21 %
21%
21%
42%
43%
42%
43 %
41
42%
41'A
42%
40 %
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14,700
54
54%
53
54%
51%
52%
51%
52 '/a
50%
51%
33,990
pfd —100
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125
100
95
95
5
,
pfu__
34
34%
76%
76
7 \j
5
70
69
69
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1
8%
8%
34%
34%
34%
Jan
21
U
120
Apr
27
n
165
Mar 30
8% Apr
22
5.3
2
16 % Sep
Jan
1
41 %
Sef
2
Jan
26
8% Jar.
2
11% Oct
29
10% Jan
7
14% Apr
3
4 7
12
41% Feb
4
44% May 28
footnotes
% Fel'
sec
ra,-p
2
24.
34
12% Jan
36% Mar
29
U
U
20%
21%
4,830
20%
20%
20 %
20 %
20%
20%
18 300
1, %
1%
1%
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1 %
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9.300
58%
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58%
14,290
31%
31%
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10,300
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18
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20%
21%
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56%
56 %
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57%
58'%
57 %
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
32
31 »,2
31'
42%
40%
41%
40%
41%
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41%
39%
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41
84%
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84%
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common
Chemical Corp com._l
A
82
82
82
83
83 %
33%
32%
33%
33
33 V->
32%
7.500
34
33%
33%
33%
50%
51%
50
50%
14.800
50%
51%
105%
10 J %
109%
110%
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110%
9,100
151%
153 %
1311/a
150%
150%
93
150 %
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
5,700
35
03
4
100
common
Inc
.
common
sericc
n
i
52%
50
50%
53%
52%
103
107%
105
106%
150%
150%
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151%
-0%
82'
common
preference
preft rrcd
160
*81%
No pai
Co
Industries
2
£4%'
pieferred
Maeb
1
1
....
Co
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600
1,000
_._10(;
preferred
Securities
Holt man
57 %
25
Mu.cli
&
57 'A
__2
1
Corp
Mrr<
A-
City 'Mines
Foreign
class
21%
1 %
Freight
S
X21 %
18
preferred
4 % "7
21%
18%
Gypsum
5'-7
2
17
10.900
24%
21%
S
d
34%
34%
14 200
S
Tf,
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34%
4 000
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»
13 990
17
Industrial
25
9 Va
9
19%
Merch
95%.la-
200
8%
8%
13%
United
147% Jun
67 %
17%
United
17
75%
67%
12%
Uniled
11
75%
69%
57
2V« Mar 10
De<
ToVa
16 "2
19% July 29
Dec
3,300
33%
75 %
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19V2
21% July 24
1-2 Mhv 23
9
33%
33%
23%
%
57
2
57 %
21%
0
63%
19%
7
102
8%
34
34%
7
18
15
1 7 }
%
57%
% Jan
2
o
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9
8%
ft
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7
72
20
18
16% Jan
14
34
34%
75
£4
19%
13% Jun
23
34
33%
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57%
12
A-
93%
19%
21
S
93 %
57%
21
4%V/
91%
19%
2% Oct
U
91%
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18% Not
14
93 %
19%-
17% Dec
26
93 "2
57 %
2
Apr
*91%
19%
3
Jan
27%
57%
2
35
27 Va
10
Co
Jan
85
27%
*63
10
Greenfield
Jytly 24
30% Apr 28
42% Mav
6
30%
27%
No par
Corp
Corp
Gas
81
30%
27%
Improvement Co.._13%
Corp.________ 1'
Gas
United
6
4.200
31%
27
19,809
United
2
27%
30%
21,809
United
Jan
23%
31%
27%
35%
17
37 % Oct
12 AC0
35%
22
90
30 %
34%
20% July 20
2
29%
27%
*91%
100
94%
•
95%
1
95%
33%
31
No par
100
120
95%
30
35
42% Jhn
4
-105
120
95 %
35
58 % A or
Dpc
95
35%
2
26% Jan
*105
120
*105
95%
34 Va
13
Borax
112%
95%
3 4%
19
S
112%
'
1.300
34%
16% Jan
U
.
36
48% Jan
14
4
34%
33% Jun
Apr
S43
-
35 %
30
51 %
51
51 %
33%
21%
31
•i
50%
50%
8%
8%
35%
31
38 % Fet
50
20
34%
Dec
8
439
21%
16% Dec
48% Jar.
82 %
35%
50
29
"81
34 %
2
33% Apr
82 'A
21%
Fruit
f>7,
82
26 %
Engineering
Uniled
United
82
35
United
9
4
81%
21%
9
45 % Mar
6
82
35%
23% July
34% Mar
*80%
34%
2
29
53% A.ug
62
AC Foundry,.—ft
Jan
33% Jun
>
74
.-_._Ji.___— No par
13
32
*72%
34%
(Del)
28
45% Jar
74
51
conv
Fastener
16% Oct
30% Jun
*72%
8%
Carton
50% Aug
40% Dec
22
76
74
74
50%
Co..
2
47% De.
*74
*72%
23%
Ameiica___No par
2
37% May 20
"83%
76
74
8%
__No par
Coat
270
*74
*72%
75
51%
Inc___—:—,___10
&
91%
91%
74
73
73
34%
preferred-.——.;.
88% Apr
91%
12,200
50%
Co
of
91'A
91 %
5,400
13,800
33 %
34
____
_10
Co
1955 »
74%
41 %
146%
33%
33%
10
common
Aircraft Corp
of
92
74
43%
145%
-'4%
146
72
33
33%
*91 %
91%
92%
'A
1441/2
146
33 %
33%
44
44%
44
144 %
33%
34%
1.900
common.___.5
Co
preferred
Lines
38% Apr
2
15,930
25
California
RR
13
29
33%
—No par
United
Jan
21'/«
19,300
of
(ser
32 % Oct
20%
20 200
21
1
110
7,400
13%
10 % Jan
For
22%
14%
13%
2
21%
1,700
13%
26'%
Electric
Jan
14%
12%
Corp
39
J4'A
13%
United
25
14%
38%
25'%
United
6% Jan
14%
10%
*37
13%
9% May 19
May 16
10%
10%
38%
13%
69
16
38%
27%
37% Mar 16
Sep
19,100
.
13
2
65 % Jan
30
10%
*37
13%
12
21% Jan
33%
23%
10%
37
26
8% Jan
153
39
10%
37
14%
29% Jan
78
38%
50
13%
18
32
—
25%
21
5% Jan
200
13%
8% Not
11 V8
12,100
58
13%
34% Nov
34% Jan
40
*57'A
25 %
8
,
x39%
59%
14%
2
11% Jan
41
59%
13%
6% Jan
34% Jan
40%
%
25%
32'A Mar 26
July 21
-
42%
5
13%
30 % Jan
71
-.
40%
13%
26% Jan
46% Mar 10
58
59%
$4.50 scries—— No par
Air
$4.50
*52
1
fser of 1956 • com
United Artists
Corp
22
53
25%
Drfli
Mar 24
5,400
*53
58
*54
13%
Car
95
27%
_1
._
47,
22% Jun
27
13%
Twist
47,
27%
25%
Pacific
United
27%
13%
Tank
3
27%
24%
Union
Mar 26
1.200
27 %
13%
Union
Apr
6,700
53%
1
6
66
23,400
42%
*53
.1
(The),
4
109% Mar 26
20%
42
53 Va
Corp..——-——No par
25% Feb
136
20%
42%
)
non-cum
United
21%
42%
53 V-»
No par
corn
preferred.-.
37% Jan
July 15
20%
53%
50
—
Corp
Oil
47,
22 Ve
42%
53 %
__5C
common
$4
Union
45
< conv 1
Asbestos &- Rubber
Union
21%
42 %
.1
Co
22% Jan
27% Jan
A
$3.50 series.
26
6,600
2.9,100
39 %
1
common
Preferred
19
*38 %
39
5
Inc
common
Preferred
531/4 July 10
2,200
50
Coip
3
38% Feb
9 'A Feb
Sleel
25
7
P
Jan
60
31%
Preferred $3.70 series
9
12
July
77% F'-b
,87
16%
59 %
31
prior
Preferred
4
2
24 % Feb
90
Udyllle
18
16%
61%
35% Mar 16
32% Dec
9,500
3 400
31%
Electric
103'% Jun
24%
60
Bag-Camp
Apr
24
16%
30%
Carbide
5
9
24
16 'A
31%
Union
15
28
23%
.1
62
Union
Sep
92
Jan
24%
.
16%
Union
81 'A Ft u
41
120% Feb
24
.
30%
2
31
10,300
60%
150'/a July 27
20
31
57%
pfd series of 1557__
Underwood
11
Nov
57
2
Corp
2
126% Dec
58%
_5
Airlines
Coach
19
2
57%
__2
series
conv
51/2 Jan
17
58%
;
Fox Film
City Rap Transit
Twin
83% Apr
58
No par
Coip
Electric "Co
12% Jan
30% Mar 25
26%
22%
14,300
22%
Century
5
Mar 13
27% Jan
26 %
22%
preferred-.
conv
Twin
10
25%.
2-"%
16%
Williams
&.
Tung-Sol
42 % Nov
26 '/a
22%
Construction
...,
Preferred
6
OO
26%
22%
Co
Tiiiax-Traer Coal Co
8
13% Mar
Really &
World
$2.70
10% Jan
RR
*85'/.
26 %
25
'
Trans
11
-38
_____10
Bearing.,.
Tri-Conl.ineni.al
14
*85%
100
.___
common
Roller
Transue
32% Jan
43% Apr
—
Oil
preferred
Transamerica
3
16% Jan
43
16% Jan
63
5
84
21% May 15
21
Common
6
*35
__.1
12
..50
*43
10%
11%
35 %
12
%
43%
,
*35
11%
*43
11
35%
11%
43%
*
11%
*43
'
100
11%
11
11%
*31%
10%
35
11%
19,903
43'A
43'A
*43
44%
100
43%
*32%
35
2-
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday. August 10, 1959
.
(584)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Kacit tor
Year 1958
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
23% «hd
32% Nov
6
18% Jan
2
8% Jan
24% Jun
Jan
2
2'
2
30% Jan
9% Jun 17
28% Nov 20
2
8% Dec 30
66
Sep
73
80 % Mar
Dec
108
3
31% Apr
7
140
Apr 14
Jan
82,
48% Nov
Jan
154
21% Jan
2
36% Nov
25% Jan
2
41% Oct
46% Jan
3
53% July
51% Jan
13
97% Dec
143% Oct
3
158% Jun
19% Jan
2
U S
Jan
26
preferred
XJ 8 Pipe & Foundry Co—
U S Playing Card Co_
L,,
106 % July
8
U S
58% May 18
Jan
9
100% Jan
45% Feb
6
10
143% Jun
17
154
33% Jan 19
30
July 21
43
U S
Shoe
U 8
Smelting
54% Feb
U S
U 8
Jan
6
26% Jan
21
34% July 21
Mar
34% Jun
35
Sep
25
10
Jan
2
5% July
90% Dec
8
68% Jan
9% Oct
2
5% Jan
10% Nov
6
4% Jan
Nov
78
22
74% Jan
Nov
17
July 21
13
26
26
17% Jan
Jan
2
85 % Jan
8
7
7% Oct 24
39% Dec
19% May
1
32% Feb 14
10
30
13
6
6
29
8 % Jan
2
6
21
2
75% July 30
81
34% Mar 24
47% July
151
Sep
4
24% Jan
2
37
July
1
Aug
7
54
29
5
26% Aug
8%
Match
Universal
Corp
3
17
Universal
Oil
Universal
Pictures
16
4%%
July 29
18
Upjohn
Feb
9
50
31
Jun
9
31%
36% Feb
Utah
:
Co
Inc
Co
31%
*51%
51 %
51%
600
51%
103%
102
103%
43,100
144
143%
144'A
3.800
143%
143 %
24%
24%
24%
7,100
35
34%
35
370
36%
35%
36
3,900
1,000
143%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
35
35%
34%
35
*17
35%
37%
16%
10%
94
8%
18%
9%
*75%
44%
9%
76%
45%
52%
52
153%
51%
153
51
23%
27%
24%
27%
77
47%
78%
48%
35%
35%
1,900
103
144%
143
24%
*34%
36%
37%
400
40
40
102%
102
Xl03%
24%
100
1
12.80
!
Co
Power & Light
31%
52 %
*35%
37%
16'%
1
com
31%
143%
1
Co
Products
preferred
31%
105%
144
640
31%
51%
51 %
104%
15,600
67%
154
153%
39%
39%
153%
40
153
153
20
115
66%
68.
8,000
88
*111
115
*114
103%
100
6.25
preferred
Jan
Dec~24
*39%
31%
*92%
8%
47%
81
88
153%
39%
31 %
9%
48%
67%
39%
com_No par
Tobacco
Leaf
29% Feb
25% Apr
72
40
57
Universal
Apr
84
8
Jun
2
16
10
July 30
157
20% Apr
12
14
May 20
57% Jan
Mar 30
46
Feb 24
12 % Jan
8% Jan
28% Nov 28
96
Nov 26
18% May 12
25
10% Feb
45
Nov
157
3
Jan
142
5
Mar
17% Jan
Dec 10
57
30
260
48
104%
47%
153%
152%
36
104%
68%
152%
40%
31%
*50% 51'A
common
104%
115%
*39%
31%
noncumulative
10,700
67%
152%
51
25%
*112%
117%
68%
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68
10C
25%
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88
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88
8%
104
48%
47%
49
114
114
67%
68%
No par
preferred
25
U S Vitamin & Pharmaceutical—1
United Stockyards
Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred
No par
United Wallpaper Inc common
1
Class B 2nd preferred
14
United Whelan Corp common—30?
$3.50 convertible preferred-.
100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
15% Mar 16
100
common
Co
Tobacco
7%
48%
*81
900
33%
8%
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104%
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104%
104%
#
33%
25%
27
26%
27
1
50
50
16%
100
com
preferred—,
7%
9
50% Mar 12
14% Feb
Dec~24
15%
8
& Min
^
Steel Corp
26%
8%
*8%
8%
*8%
Shares
Aug. 7
33%
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26%
*33%
33%
100
Corp
Ref
Aug. 5
Aug. 6
33%
33%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
—5
common
preferred
7%
37% Feb
153
10
Jun
24
105% July
7
common
1st preferred
non-cum
U S
24
Mar 11
4
6
28
141
32% Jun
38% May 16
Co
38 % Feb
July 17
50
88% May
Rubber
8%
3
Apr
Corp
preferred series A
3%% preferred series B
136% May 18
69% July
7
76
Plywood
33%
5
10
—1
-100
100
Wednesday
Aug. 4
33%
33%
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8%
26%
27%
104
104%
47%
48%
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88
1
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3%%
19
Jun
99
common
4%%
21
Jan
29
22
2
41% Jan
21
14
1
18
22
11
14
29
30
12
16
20
10
18
Jan
88
Nov 18
95
43 % Nov
5
15
26% Mar
Co
Aug. 3
Par
EXCHANGE
Lines
35 % Apr
Sales tor
SALE PRICES
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Since Jan. 1
Highest
Range
36%
36
16%
16%
16%
16%
16
16%
16%
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11%
11
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10
93%
8%
94
94
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93%
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10,660
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154
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77
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79
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47
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35%
1,700
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35
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60
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47%
35
V
2.200
40% Oct
27 % Jan
34
14
42
Aug
Jan
46%
46%
1
35%
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2.5<>
$2.28 conv preferred
5
12%
27%
35%
6%
36%
12%
27%
.35%
7
142
60
Vanadium
26
5% Jan
11% Aug 27
9% Jan
13% July 28
13% Jan
24% Aug 27
22% Jan
28% July 27
21% Jan
32
10
31% Jan
36% Apr
17
29
Dec 11
5% Jun
11% Jan
5
9
Dec
14% Sep
Apr
97
17
45% Jan
23% Jan
2
3
85
Jan
82% Jan
33 Vo Jun
May 20
99 % Jun
1
8
85% Dec
17
99% Apr
83% Dec
30
95
31
95
108
5
Jan
86% Mar 23
91% Mar 17
24
87% Mar 16
Jun
53% July
2
9
7
42% Nov
20
36 % Jan
Jan
2
9% Jan
2
13% Dec, 9
17% Oct 29
15% Aug
7
14 % Jan
20
18% Oct
30
17% Aug
7
Jan
3
89
13
87% Jan
2
96% Feb
20
30
96% Jan
2
103% Feb
11
24% Apr
11
74
97
13
Jan
84
Nov
Dec
1?
Jan
13% Mar 17
16
20% Mar
9
21% Mar
138
58%
.39
39%
*102% 103%
*82
83%
*85
86'
*85% 87
50% 50%
12%
32%
17
18%
18%
96
96%
102% 102%
com—-8
$5
preferred
100
$4.04 preferred100
$4.20 preferred
100
$4.12 preferred100
Virginian Ry Co common
—10
6%
preferred
10
Vulcan Materials Co common
._]
5%
convertible preferred
:
16
5%% preferred
100
6V4% preferred
100
Virginia
4
39% Mar
84% May 18
82
May 13
30%
*93%
Mar 20
107
80% July 17
90% July
24
Dec
80
35% May 25
19% Jan
14
113
Aug 28
82
2
Oct
101
8
26'/a Jan
101
81% Mar 18
*78
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
6% div par tic preferred-..
100
62% July 27
July
5
Co
Corp of America
Van Raalte Co Inc^
10
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
Vick Chemical Co
2.50
Victor Chemical Works common—5
3%% preferred
—100
Julv 23
150
9
Jan
28 % Feb
78
407/e Dec. 17
17
33
May
22_ Oct
2
7 5'A Nov
84
3
8
36% Dec
77% Feb
30
Steel
Vanadium-Alloys
47% July 15
43 % July
9
Elec &
Co
Pwr
—
x46
46
3514 35%
12
12
27% 27%
35% 35%
6%
i7
142
144%
59
'•'•59%
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80
31
31%
92% 92%
38%
34%
,
35
11% 12%
27'A 27 %
35% 35%
6%
6 /a
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59% 60%
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30% 31%
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27% 27%
35% 35%
6%
6%
142% 146
59% 60%
*78
80
*30% 31
,*91% 92%
39%
103
104
*82
83%
85% 85%
*85% 87
50
50
12
32
36% 17
18% 18%
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102
102%
35%
.
38% 39
103 103%
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£6
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87%
50
50 A
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18/a 18/4
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101% 101%
38'A 39
103% 103%
*82
83%
85% 85%
*85% 87
50
50 ^
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12%
16% 16 A
18
18%
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101% 102
*93
38%-.
103%
*82%
86
-86
49 A
24
67
Apr
15
76% Mar 11
Wabash RR 4%%
Oct
20
46% Feb
77% July 28
14% Jan
21
Waldorf System—
Feb
10
55% May 11
41% July 29
Walgreen
Co
Walker (JlirarrO G &
6
52 %
6
18% May 19
Wallace & Tier nan
Walworth Co
33% Jan
2
12"% Jan
8
15% Nov
27% Jan
2
51
Dec
1
47
25% Jan
15
36
Nov
7
33% Mar 30
"l6%
Feb
4
12 % Feb
14% Dec
95
Aug
46
U7b
JulyT'T
22
25
87% Jan
8
4
16% Jan 30
26% Dec
16
13
Jan
8
Apr
48
36 % Feb
9
6
25% Jan
12
3% Jan
21
1
% Jan
4 % Dec
1
23
Jan
35% Oct
9
22
13
24% Oct
15% Jan
25% Jan
12
Jun
19
34
13
33
Jun
May 20
99% Jun 11
6
91
July
105
Welbllt Corp——,
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift com
30
9
56% JaD
5
West Kentucky Goal Co
West Penn Electric Co_„
38% Apr 24
19
102
2
18
90
May
83 % Dec
17
94
Jun
9
83 % May 22
91
Apr
17
31'A Feb
28
51
Dec
18
42
May
8
50% Jan
5
8
28% Dec 31
24% Dec 17
96
Jun
2
101
26
Jan
7
38
Apr
23% Jan
July 22\
Mar 23 "
86
Sep
23
96% Mar
103
4
19% May 13
14% Jan
May
Jun
12
8
38
Feb
10
97 % Jun -17
100
31
74% May
100
6
Mar 31
79% Dec
2
■94% Nov
86
14
7
95'A Aug
Jan
3
86
Nov
13
82% Jan
2
42% Jan
2
71% Nov
20
69% Jan
2
94% Apr 24
81% July
8
8
48% Jan
63
13
4
2
34% Dec
10
29% Jan
17"% Jan
2
33% Dec
29
32
Jan
28
55% Jun
24
74% Dec
31
70% Feb
9
98% July
92% Apr
21
84
Feb
9
88% Jan
Jan
7
31
15
Jan
83
Aug
8
110
Dec
11
125
43% July 23
38% Mar 18
112
109% Jujy 16
52 % May
7
8
29
Feb
11
66% July
7
7
54% Dec
83 % Jan
6
96
Nov
10
92 % Jan
2
16% Feb
21
31% Dec
30
29% Jan
28
56
Jan
21
68
Dec
22
67% Mar 30
78
26
Jan
7
49 % Oct
21
39% July 31
53% Mar 20
40% Mar 30
60
33 % Apr
98% Mar 13
39 Va July
5
97
Jun
15
0
7
Jan
7
14
2
4% Jan
2
23% Nov
5
25% July
32% Jun
6
38
May 26
July
8
102% Mar 11
Sep
8% Oct
100
91 % Jan
8
July 23
7
28% July 21
Jan
6
51% July 23
17% Jan
Nov
23
29% July 29
24% Jan
1
36
10
Jan
13
48% Nov 20
39% Jun
5
51 % Mar 11
15% Jan
30
33% Dec
32 Va Jan
6
45% July 28
30
71
Jan
2
1
78
85% July 10
July
2
88
Mar 31
4
27
Jan
2
10% July 28
20
20 Vb Dec
30
Jan
2
8% Nov
17
19% May
6% Jan
26% Jan
8
49% Nov
18
39% Jun
17
45'A Jan
2
31% Jan
2
37% Dec
22
35% Jun
19
40% Jan
23
120% Dec
9
20% Jan
7
12% July 31
4
21'A Jan
2
36% Jan
2
45% Feb
27
135
,120% July 27
Mar 25
25% Dec
29
23% Jun
129
22
Mar 25
27% Jan
9
32'A Oct
14
30% Jan
36% Mar
6
53% Dec
31
53% Jan
60% July
9
74
31
70% Jan
84% July 15
Dec
94% Feb
80% Jan
2
97
Jun
5
78% Jan
2
90% Nov
13
Aug
83% Jan
4% Jan
2
11% Oct
22
9% Jan
13
33% Nov
17
87
2
92V4 July 28
12% July 24
23% Apr
10
29% Feb
10
25% Feb
25
31% Feb
9
68 % Jan
2
119% Oct
13
114% Jan
7
10
9
22% Dec
30
20% Jan
28
25% Jun
24
92% May 21
136% Jun
4
Apr
♦Bid
x
and
EX-dividend.
36'A Aug 20
asked
y
prices;
Ex-rights,
sales on this
Ex-distribution.
no
z
39% July
49% Jun
8
24
146 % July 27
day.
tin
Yale
&
Towne
Mfg
1
Zenith Radio Corp
receivership
or
petition
has been
701/4
ICO
74%
76%
2,900
17%
17%
*17%
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2,20!>
3,100
17%
17%
50%
51
51
51%
12
52
52%
52%
41%
41%
41
41
41 VB
41
41
4C%
47 'A
46
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2.100
48
46%
47
4 7 "A
16%
16
16%
15%
16%
15%
16
16%
19,700
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
19,100
90
89%
90
16
15%
89%
10%
15%
10%
11
11%
10%
10%
5,300
46%
471/4
46%
47
8,500
24%
24%
24%
24%
46%
46%
241/4
24%
61%
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60%
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50%
50%
50%
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45
451/8
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45 Vb
42
42
42
31%
31%
31%
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62
50%
50%
45
45
45
45
3,500
41%
42 %
1,700
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41%
48
5,100
15,000
61%
51
41%
41
41%
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31%
31 %
31%
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6%
6%
33%
33%
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331/4
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110
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6%
32%
400
9,600
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48
36%
36
36
35
35
35%
35%
20%
19%
21%
21
21%
36%
35%
36%
36
36%
600
21
20 Vb
21
21
94
35%
35%
I
No par
No par
90
210
70%
47 Vb
20%
10
Co
& Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door
Young Spring
3.000
17%
*36
——
500
20,600
76
32%
Windsor Industries Inc
_10c
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
.
1
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
10
6% preferred
100
Wisconsin Public Service Corp_ 10
Woodward Iron Co
—10
Woolworth (F W) Co
10
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4%% series—IOO
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
—5
290
3,700
■9595101'A 101%
*47
West Penn Power 4%% pfd
4.20% preferred series B__
100
4.10% preferred series C-_
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common
5
4%% preferred
100
Western Air Lines Inc
J
Western Auto Suppiy Co com
5
4.80% preferred
100
Western Maryland Ry com__No par
4% noncum 2nd preferred
100
Western Pacific RR_
No par
Western Union Telegraph
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
-10
Westinghouse Electric common-12%
3.80% preferred series B.~
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie R.v
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
_10
$5 preferred
—No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4 % % convertible preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
White Motor Co common—
1
5%% preferred
100
White Sewing Machine common—1
Prior preference —
20
$3 convertible- preferred
—50
White Stores Inc
_1
Wilcox Oil Co_
5
Wilson & Co Inc common
No par
$4.25 preferred _—
Np par
Wilson-Jones Co
—10
13
Apr
430
103%
83%
8/%
87%
50,4
J?/,?
71
6 %
1
300
171/8
*31%
_4
5
_100
3,900
75
24%
50%
12,800
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46%
62%
500
3,700
6,700
18
61%
25.
2,500
76 %
76
*41%
5
1
2.50
West Indies Sugar Corp
8
771/4
89%
11%
47%
45%
—50
preferred
4.80%
Apr 29
23% July
16% May 12
35% Dec 22
2
95'A Oct
50
46% Jun
491/4 July 28
65
Mar
4
44'A Jan
8Vs Jun
36 Vb Mar
31% May 25
16
90
50%
5
Waukesha Motor Co...
Wayne Knitting Mills
51
41%
48
16%
76%
71
*70
71
*70
76%
17V8
61'A
No par
48% May 4
31% Feb 24
5
15%
*89
10%
47
25
No par
Washington Water Power
48% Jan
Nov
W
Inc
Washington Gas Light Co
9
26% Nov
10
4
19
41% Jun
40
Jan
19% Mar
No par
12
54% May
4 7'A Jun
44% Dec 31
34% Jan
50% Dec
7
64% July 28
12
31
Dec
48
34 VB Jan
25
July 28
28% Apr
24 % May 12
Jun
20
12% July 22
8
24% Jan
48
20
Feb
94
16
9% May 21
75%
17 Vb
50%
40%
48
16
15
No par
1
2.50
Ward Baking Co common
1
6%
preferred
100
Ward Industries Corp
1
Warner Bros Pictures Inc.
5
Warner Co
10
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical __1
July 20
16% Feb
12% May 19
Apr
11% DeC
11% Aug 29
84
21
Apr
preferred
71
*70
100
Wagner Electric Corp
14
2
2
50
2,600
13,500
15 A 16 /3
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72% Feb
60% May 20
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95
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94
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33
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38%
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32%
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75%
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76
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28,400
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65
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64%
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73%
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64%
97%
34%
75
500
115
63%
97%
34%
86
115
86
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42
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42
42
41
42
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57%
57%
57
57%
56
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57%
57%
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57
57%
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13
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101
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101
101
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51
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in
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headed
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102.14 Nov
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102.14 Nov
5
GOVERNMENT BONDS
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1
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case
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Treasury 3%s
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1 1969
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Nov 15 1974
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.
.
.
Monday, August 10, 1959
(586)
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NEW YORK STOCK
FOR
RANGE
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interest
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129
93
78
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39
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s f 4s 1993_
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1974
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821/4
60
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f 3%s 1990—
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.
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1
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60
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68
58%
—
,
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—
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74%
131
97 %
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—
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71
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s
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98
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93
98
88
89:i'i
75 %
,
69 %
99
26
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90
93
81 Va
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2.25%)
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92
93
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93
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—
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to
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55
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—
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-
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r
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68
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secured
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29
96%
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141/4
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90
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1987_—.—„—
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1986
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63 %
96
April-Oct
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——
—
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1975
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101
89 Va
90
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debentures
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96%
99 Va
79
115%
114
—
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fund
102 Va
100
22
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1959
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(interest
15
99% 100
99%
114
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debentures 1987
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__
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1964
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—
186
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1958
1968
_2
92%
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Alegre (City of) —
1961 stamped pursuant to
Rhodesia
92%
81%
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s
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107%
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Number
5871
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
...
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
BONDS
l.ast
Period
Sale Price
New York Stock
Exchange
..Jan-July
1974-1
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1979
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Volume 190
BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Period
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
suoord
conv
debs
1984
Bid & Asked
Jan. 1
Sold
High
r
Low
NO.
Philip Morris Inc 4%s sf debs
Phillips
4'As
Petroleum
1979
debentures
2%s
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conv
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114
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
431
101'A
101'/a 101%
June-Dec
1964
1987
29
101 Va
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92%
92%
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Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Un¬
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105 Va
434
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76
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91
76
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97%
__
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__
„
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——
--
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A
June-Dec
General
mortgage 5s series B 1975
General
mortgage
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Pittsb Coke & Chem
Pittsburgh
1st
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87'A
87%
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69'/a
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92%
92%
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93'A
1975
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—
22
—
96
93%
92'A
69 Va
2
72%
92
~2
91%
69 Va
93
87%
95%
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debentures
Electric
1986
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Co
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""
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
1970
3s
1983
99%
__
91
*__
3s
1973
debentures
May-Nov
—
Texas
1st
1963
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4%s
debentures
Quaker
1977
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1964
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Co 3%s
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1975.
debs
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S AConsol
1852
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1953
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B
series C
4%s
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—
f
s
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Oil
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73
79
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90
—
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66
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Pacific RR Co—
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112
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1978
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22
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122
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89 Va
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.
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64
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92
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.
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mtge 4'As inc series A Jan 1
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
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60
102'A
4s series
mtge
1st
Gen
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65%
94
85'/a
103'A 103%
103%
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Jan-July
1975
Central RR
Wisconsin
93%
8 3'A
—
debs
Whirlpool Corp 3'As s f debs 1980
Wilson & Co 4'As debs 1978
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
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90'A
73
91%
91
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3
85%
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series C 1970
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'
85%
95
56
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148
64
65
*64
91 A
963A
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97 'A
56
——-—May
1984-.
debentures
income
55
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'
registered 2361
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April-Oct
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85
75
82
——
93
4s
81'/a
77%
3
74
73
74
77
11
77 Va
77'A
1
12
*80
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Jan-July
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series
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93'A
53 %
2000__Feb-Aup
A 1970—Feb-Aug
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117
68
8
64%
64 %
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11
71%
70
70
64'A
Feb-Nov
1971
B
gold
29
112'A 114
113%
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April
mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991—April
West
91'A
100'/a
--
—
———June-Dec
1984
74%
73%
87%
79%
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Feb-Aug
America—
debentures 1969
subord debs 1976
West
119%
104'A 105
104'A
—Mar-Sept
May-Nov
May-Nov
A '75—June-Dec
1983
85
82
100
10
of
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conv
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87%
312
*91
series
debs
~i
102
Corp—
Washington
132'A
112
35
122'A
84%
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subord
73%
73%
102
—
206
Warren
88%
86
—
110% 112'/a
—
first corisol gold 5s 1994
Jan-July
coll tr 4'As 1988—
——Feb-Aug
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996———Jan-July
Southwestern Bel Tel 2%s debs 1985_
April-Oct
debentures
971/8
207
Gen
105 %
120
122
.
Ry
conv
92 3/a
92
206
Gen
108'/a
153
—
Co—
A 1977
87 Va
26
80 Va
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104%
16
102% 103'A
1970.———Jan-July
1
84
27
98%
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—
Wheeling Steel 3'As
1969
78 Va
88%
88%
98 'A
*85'/a
—Feb-Aug
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(Oregon Lines)
Term
91
103'A 103%
Co—
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4'As' 1981__
81'A
98'/a
98
103 'A
103'A
1st mtge
3'/as
100%
88%
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Westchester
E 1986
Jan-July
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-Jan-July
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5s
99'A
92
5
——
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st & ref M 3'As ser J 1982
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
Gen mtge 4'As 1983
.
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973_April-Oct
1st lien & ref 4s ser F 1983—
May-Nov
6s subord income debs 2008
Feb-Aug
117%
5
90'/a
81'A
81'A
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207
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95%
94
101%
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85
Jan-July
Jan-July
4'As
83
381
87 Va
81%
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88'A
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
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85'/a
98
99'A
4'As conv 1973_June-Dec
Pacific
Southern
—
93%
83
.
Natural Gas Co,
First
7 8'/a
83 Va
——
II
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Southern
91%
—
—
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1994.————-Jan-July
Fran
86'/a
79
Ry 2%s
Ban
78 Va
100% 100%
Indiana
4'As
88
109'A 111
110%
Southern
First 4'As
81
2
89'A
28
92%
-June-Dec
—May-Nov
3'As conv subord
82
81
69 Va
75
83'A
*78 Va
92%
Western
California Edison
convertible
Gold
73%
*95'A 100
Mar-Sept
1987
Gold
16
86'A
,__May-Nov
1985
debentures
Southern
77%
101
72
86 '/a
May-Noo
Co—
———.—Jan-July
27As
3'As.
70%
__
71'A
71'A
debentures
2%s
Southern
76%
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Steel
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80
26
92
90'A
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90
70'A
71 Va
—
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
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Jan-July
120'A
86'A
75 Va
102
96
81
Feb-Aug
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RR 27/us debentures
§A6'As debs series
133
111'A
3s
1979
debentures
90%
110
17
75'/a
*73'/a
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Socony-Vacuum Oil 2 'As 1976
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph
3s
157
12
Marchant—
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conv
95
117
55
Pacific
Vanadium
1989
debentures
2'As
j
94
92'/a
89
*71'A
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&
Oil
92%
85
*86
1977-..
subord
conv
Union
'
114'/a 115
April-Oct
April-Oct
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Bkelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965
Jan-July
5'As
99%
96
113'/a
110
Feb-Aug
—May-Nov
5s debentures 1982.—
-—Jan-July
Bears Roebuck & Co 4%s s f debs 1983— Feb-Aug
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
April-Oct
Shell
i'
*83
115
1972
debs
194
193 Y«
Ry—
RR
debentures
subord
194
—
110
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.
124'/a 127 Va
127
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4%s
226
193 Va
—
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--
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84 Va
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——
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47
226
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Scott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
8covill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Jan-July
Paul
72'A
86%
80'A
95 %
*81%
1991_Mar-Sept
April-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—April-Oct
3%s debentures 1977
Mar-Sept
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970—
—Jan-July
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s
1971.
Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust 3'As 1972.
Feb-Aug
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1975
May-Nov
4%s s f debs 1972
April-Oct
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
April-Oct
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As 1977
Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As 1978
Mar-Sept
4%s s f debentures 1978.
Jan-July
U. S. Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
.May-Nov
25/es debentures 1967
April-Oct
United States Steel 4s debs 1983
Jan-July
144'A
70'/s
84
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
8t
101%
4
7
98'A
86'A
90
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C
Union Tank Car 4'As s t debs 1973
93
89
1,035
71'/a
82%
'
84'/a
83
June-Dec
1974
1982
Oil of California
Union
104
105
78'A
20
89'/2
90
—June-Dec
E 1985—Jan-July
coll tr 27As 1980
3'As
mtge
1st
Co—
certificates
bond
4s
98
98
82%
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1986
3'As
Co
Oil
Union
'
April-Oct
Louis-Southwestern
69
84 Va
1971
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gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
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98%
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1st mtge
4s series B 1980
Bt
89
92
123
*85
Products 47As debs 1982
1st mtge &
88
86%
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mortgage 4s
A 5s
81%
81 '/a
Mar-Sept
1977
1996
Francisco
87'A
5
10
M 37/as ser
Pacific—
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of New
RR
United
1977
debs
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Bt
debs
conv
conv
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Baguenay
Bt
5'As
6'As
McBee
~5
82
Corp—
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mortgage
Aircraft
Royal
93
87'A
71'A
April-Oct
1983
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78
*90
J an-July
J an-July
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89
75
—
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1978
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82 Va
—
1978
4'As
,
Richfield
170'A
126'A 132 '/a
127
May-Not;
Map-Nov •
Feb-Auy
Debt
161%
98
98%
April-Oct
Feb-Auy
1973
debs
1
—.
89
Corp of America 3'As conv 1980__Ju7te-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3'As series D 1995_Map-Nov
(R J)
162
87'A
Radio
Reynolds
110
82
Jan-July
;
107
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debentures
1
108
*—
April-Oct
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and impt 33As I960—June-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971—May-Nov
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_Apn'Z-Oct
3s
debentures. 1968
May-Nov
94
107
5s 2000
gold
refund
and
Thompson
97%
89
162
mortgage 3'As 1983_ April-Oct
1975
April-Oct
debentures
91
5
*83
June-Dec
1972
refunding
4
91
107
107
93 Va
91
.
9 7'A
103'/2
102
99% 100'A
82%
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96'/2
26
116
82
series C 1990—April-Oct
refund M 3%s
Pacific first
Term
98%
41
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
119
92 Va
93
_May-Noo
refunding mortgage 27As 1979_Ju7te-Dec
debentures
and
81
104%
28
95 Va
and
Tidewater
refunding mortgage 3'As 1968_Jan-JuZj/
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Jan-July
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3%s
94 Va
951/.
100 %
B 1970—April-Oct
and refund M 3'As series
General
99'A
111
111
1
.
92
Orleans RR—
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&
Jan
Lew
No.
98%
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April-Oct
May-Nov
May-Nov
4s series C
impt M
New
&
Texas
81
81
—.
94
105'A 106%
106
First and
First and
and
Range Since
Bonds
Sold
5
May-Nov
2019
Refund and impt 27/aS series D 1985
Texas Company (The) 3%s debs 1983
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
89%
79
Mar-Sept
debs
conv
RR
Refund
100
87 Va
*85
-Jan-July
Procter & Gamble 3%s debs 1981
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
3%s
1972
1973Assn of St Louis—
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Feb-Aug
1862.
Pipe Line 2:,As
1
s
Potomac
series B
5s
gen
debentures
2%s
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97'A
-
May-No»
Jan-July
1971
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debentures
Terminal
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
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99'A
Oil
Co.
&
27/as
94
87
90
1965—Jan-July
1967
April-Oct
series E
mtge 3'As 1964
Consolidation
*88 Va
April-Oct
1970
Jan-July
1983
4%s
California
of
Surface Transit Inc
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
mortgage
Friday's
Bid & Asked
97'A
1982—April-Oct
4'As
April-Oct
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 23As 1971—May-Nov
2%s debentures 1974
;
Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4'As 1982
Jan-July
Stauffer Chemical 37/aS debs 1973
Mar-Sept
Sunray Oil Corp 27As debentures 1966
Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
—Jan-July
96
97%
—
or
»t
April
4'As 2013
first gold
(Indiana) 3'As conv
debentures 1983
101%
88
*72 Va
consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963_Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4'As ser J 1964_May-Nov
General
Oil
Standard
120%
76
*88
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•
Sale Price
Lew
ASpokane Internl
101 >A 106'A
1021/2
Last
Period
High
Btandard
Apr-Oct
Week's Rang*
Friday
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Corporation—
4'As
7
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
or
Low
Philco
WEEK ENDED AUGUST
FOR
RANGE
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Friday
-
sale
not
year's range,
the
in
n
—
.
74%
74%
—
■
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d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale
Under-the-rule sale not included In the year's range, r Cash
the year's range, y Ex-coupon.
§Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
fCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy,
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed
♦Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales
not
sals
included In
the
85
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128%
116
delivery
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not
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81
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In the
AND
Aug. 3 and ending Friday, Aug. 7.
It is compiled from the report of the Amer
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par
Aberdeen
Acme
Acme
Adam
Petroleum
Precision
Wire
Corp class
_
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_
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see
page
5'A Mar
Agnew
9 Va
Ajax
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7'/a
8%
7,100
5%
Jan
20%
600
17%
Jan
8%
8
60'A
60'/a
70
19.300
1
Manufacturing
roosnotes
Jan
11'A
10%
12%
12.000
9% July
137A Mar
1
Corp
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Supply
1,200
4Va
19%
57A
5%
6 '/a
4,800
4% Mar
9'A Mar
,
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1
Inc
Aerojet-General
Aero
5
33.
Va
3,200
71/4 May
53%
Feb
22% July
91/4 July
98
May
Surpass Shoe
Petroleums
Stores.
Ltd—
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Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
100
13%
Jan
11
8,600
%
Jan
%
141 Va 144
Southern
100
131
Jan
85 Va May
34
7 Vs
23'A
Jan
19'a July
1 Vs
Jan
144% May
.91 Va
37
Apr
July
35%
'
1,300
86'/a
34
66'A
~7>A
High
Low
High
18'/a
18'A
•
—.—50c
50
Alabama Power 4.20%
preferred—100
Alan Wood Steel Co common—
10
5%
cumulative preferred
100
Alaska
Airlines
Inc
1
Alabama
Week's
Low
Par
High
LOW
High
Last
Sale Price
;
-
i
STOCKS
7'A
10
7
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
1
„_
AUGUST
Monday,
security whether
.
,
ENDED
Friday
19%
—1
Products Inc
Co
Shares
for the week beginning
and is intended to include every
ican Stock Exchange itself
for Week
Range
4%
WEEK
the American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
A— —.1
FOR
RECORD
YEARLY
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on
50
78
Jan
86'a
Aug
7%
8.000
6
'A July
8%
Apr
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
SO
.
.
.
Monday. August
10
1959
(590)
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
Range
of Prices
Sale Prioe
America* 8t*«k Kxefcaaf•
Algemene KanstrijdA H V-Amer dep ret* Amer sh*r«*
Algom-Uranium Mines LtdAll American Engineering Co
51%
100
34%
Jan
51%
163/4
17%
6,600
14%
Jun
10%
11%
7,700
6%
8 3/4
8%
9%
Feb
Feb
10
4%
5
18,200
1,400
5
3,700
J
4%
4%
—-1
10%
10%
46
*•
48
3%
Jan
65% Mar
8%
Feb
14 % May
11%
Jan
17% Mar
11%
12%
13 3/4
2,900
79%
79
Aluminum Co of America—
$3.75
preferred
Beverage
10®
Corp
750
7 %
1,000
1%
Jan
10%
43%
Jun
51
11%
Jan
Book
American
Electronics
45%
13%
13%
15%
18,100
Co
Inc
-*
American Laundry
Machine
Manufacturing Co
423/8
41 %
42%
1,300
33
Jan
42%
45
46 %
800
38%
Jan
46 %
American
Meter
46
700
38
Jan
46
31%
Jun
10
5,900
47%
7,200
American
Co
American
Co
6%
Inc class
Photocopy
Seal-Kap
American
1
46 '/4
of
Del—2
preferred
i
Thread
Writing Paper
Amurex
Oil
Lead
Anchor
Co
5%
class
"A"
2*9
J
Co
•
8 %
7%
7%
8
1,500
6%
400
18%
21'/a
17,309
90%
90
90 %
230
31%
31%
32 %
6,300
63%
63 %
66 %
16,800
93
93 %
6
.
'
—1
1
Electric
17%
18%
46%
31%
34 %
8%
7%
7%
69 % July
Jan
9%
9%
10
23%
24%
6% Mar
2,000
40o
11
11'«
1 17U
10,500
c
29% Mar
l
2
A July
reg-_.——
*1
Stores Inc
L—.—1
Associated
Laundries
Associated
Oil
of
Gas
America
1
Co
li
—•
participating
3%
Line
10o
Co
Golfo
14%
15
37%
42%
3%
2%
3
2%
IP
2%
2%
10 peioa
11%
11%
3%
3%
Sugar
5 %
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
15%
Club
18,300
4,200
102
,
106%
Apr
1%
521
3%
Jan
64
Jan
6%
2% May
Consolidated Mining St
Development Corp
Corp option warrants-
Atlas
Plywood
Audio
Corp—,
Devices
Inc
—1
—lOo
—
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Non-voting
Avien
Inc
Ayshlre
non-cum
3%'
15
15
15%
4,200
21%
22%
5,000
3
4%
May
9% Jan
26 %
1
—•—10o
11'/a
4%
100
Jan
3%
Jan
5
1
11
July
Jan
Oils
Stone
o is
8,200
33
34%
1,850
24
1,500
16
Baldwin Securities
Corp
Banco cje los Andes—
American
Banff
shares
Barker Brothers
Corp
Engineering Co—
Barry Controls Inc class B
Air
Lines
&
Aug
28%
20
22%
13%
Feb
26
24%
25%
9,000
17%
Jan
257/a
1%
13,000
9%
9%
Amer
Brown
500
1,900
(H)
Inc
16%
16%
18%
3,600
10%
7%
2,400
5%
19%
19%
6
Distillery
Forman
4%
Rubber
Bruck
B
S
Mills
Co
o
40%
9%
£1
reg
3%
33%
6,300
5
4,000
%
Jan
Apr
140
May
473/4 July
1% July
4% July
63/4 Mar
%
43%
11,600
243%
Jan
51% Mar
5%
29,600
2%
Jan
27 %
29%
4,700
19%
8%
6,300
39
8
Jan
7
Feb
Jan
4
303/a July
10% May
10%
123/4
Apr
9%
Jun
4 %
4%
11,100
2%
Jan
5% July
6% Mar
_4%
5%
5%
Apr
%
■
23%
5%
200
5Va
Jan
1%
1%
9.400
1%
Jan
2
July
14%
15 %
6,900
12%
Feb
17
Mar
24
1
15
24%
200
24
Aug
40
Jan
22
>24'%
14,000
i«
uan
243/4
Apr
900
22
July
25%
Apr
Feb
10%
23
22%
8%
1
9
6%
21
1,100
8
5%
"l%
5%
400
5
1%
1 %
26,400
6
%-
7%
5,900
20%
"§%
21%
7%
7%
5
5 %
25,700
53/4
6%
Jan
Jan
2%
Apr
Jun
3,300
■
Jan
May
/if
193/4 Mar
500
7% July
2a/4
Jan
8% Mar
23%
Apr
10 Vs Mar
7
Mar
8%
8%
8%
22,300
7%
Jan
10% Mar
14%
13%
15 %
2,400
13%
Aug
22% Mar
7%
7%
300
63/8
~6%
1
%
Jan
6%
6 %
2,700
6% July
1
1 %
23,100
Jan
8% Mar
8 3/4
1%
Jan
Apr
26%
17 %
16%
17%
20%
20%
Feb
Jan
32
12 %
Jun
173/s Aug
Jun
36%
Jun
common
21%
Feb
20%
200
18%
Jan
20%
Apr
17%
18%
1,800
14%
Feb
18% May
1
_
14 %
14%
14%
19
19
_•
1.50
100
13%
300
19
1,900
4%
Jun
16% Mar
Jun
400
8%
8%
19%
20
Jan
10% May
Apr
Aug
1,700
4%
Apr
4%
23,400
2%
Jan
50%
50%
51%
21,000
46%
Jun
Co
1
21%
21
23 %
75,400
13%
9%
400
(Md)
5
12 %
12%
123/4
1,300
12%
Feb
15%
Jan
47%
47
3/8
100
38%
Jun
47%
Aug
5%
4
"A"
partic
•
25c
Co common
5%
9
1
%
3%
3%
8%
3
•
9
5,300
250
Co
50c
•
vtc
1%
7,300
40%
80
73A M&y
Apr
1% July
29
Jun
3%
4% July
Jan
65%
23% July
10% July
5
Jan
12% May
19%
2%
Jan
Jan
463A July
%
Jun
Jan
Feb
97/b Mar
13
Jun
15 % May
4
May
9
4
A
33/a July
18,700
%o
.
class
T%
38%
1 %
Jan
7% Mar
173/4
2.50
Oil
51o
511
3%
8
£1
50c
46
8
6%
class A.
n6
%
4
%
35
_
38
1
5.000
13%
13%
7
6%
5,700
13%
4fV
38
.
4,700
43/8
6%
2,200
6%
13
10c
Co
common
20c
2,100
38%
180
A
100
:
Productions
Gasket
5
common
&
11% May
5%
Jan
311
Jun
33%■ Jan
83/4 Mar
16%
Apr
7% May
4
A
Jan
38% Aug
11%
3%
3%
35%
36%
4
142% 142%
100
preferred
Oils
11
May
3 Va
Jan
3,100
29
Jan
40
138
May
133/8
Jun
4% Mar
38%
Jun
Feb
147
18%
18%
18 7%
3,000
15%
Jun
29% Mar
1
15
14%
16
.1,300
9%
Jan
2%
Jan
18% July
4% Feb
Ltd—
1
3%
3%
.3%
2,100
1
Iron & Steel Fdrs Inc
Development Corp of America—
Devon-Palmer
142 3
•1,200
,
1
Inc____-
Manufacturing
Detroit Gray
$1.25
117%
11%
36%
__50c
class
Mfg
debentures
8%
A Jan
41 Va
A
Detroit
A Feb
7% July
13%
20
Stores
Desilu
Jan
8
50c
-2.50
Inc
Rubber
Class
A Jun
A Mar
Jan
Jan
20 %
Transit System Inc—
Dennison
Feb
34
C.
Dejay
42% July
3
Land
&
Mines
Dayton
Apr
30 %
14,000
Jan
18%
•
Stores
18%
18%
18%
1.600
1A
lie
24,300
_25o
17% May
3
10
1 %
Jun
3%
1
X
Jan
Distillers
7
7
7%
102,800
14 %
14%
14%
10,800
44%
45%
2,000
A
10
7%
9%
5%
23%
A
8%
3,500
7
2,100
8%
Jan
5'/a
100
3 %
May
Amer
23%
24%
8
8%.
8,200
14%
Jun
Apr
213/4 July
l3/4 Feb
7%
Jan
12
Dome
7%
7%
10%
10%
300
8%
8%
600
800
6% July
10
8%
2%
2%
3%
2,400
14%
14%
14%
400
2.50
10%
10%
10%
1,800
A
%
,s0
15.900
%
Jan
2%
3%
1,700
2%
Jan
8%
8%
5,100
6%
Jan
10% Mar
17%
13%
Feb
Inc
•
26%
25%
27
2,400
3%
3%
33/i
8,600
1
20%
20%
20%
6,700
50
57%
49%
60
50
58
49%
—
50
__
1
Ltd
3%
3%
3%
300
36%
36%
3634
1,000
1
7%
753
14,300
34%
100
V%
•
—
common
•
34%
20
.
Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc.l
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
page
—
100
5
■
33.
Ltd
Driver
1
4
1*6
"
lOo
1
:
1
__
^
1 %
363/8
Jan
5 % Mar
Jun
Jan
Duro
48
Apr
52
Jan
Duval
55%
Jan
3% July
.
60 % Mar
4 %
4,900
Corp
&
Potash
Jan
b
Feb
5
Feb
Eastern
Malleable
Jun
38
Mar
Eastern
States Corp
Mar
Jan
1 %
July
20%
4,400
15
Jan
20% July
11%
12%
800
10
Jan
12 % Mar
13,900
May
153/a
34
383/4
Apr
19
Apr
13'/a
353/8
100
10
10%
2,200
9% July
7%
7%
3,900
6
10
46%
47%
250
33
32 7
343/4
13,000
11%
11%
12
7%
a
July
Apr
Apr
8 %
July
40%
Apr
47%
Aug
19
Jan
373/4 July
15 % Jun
4,700
9% Mar
34
34%
200
32 % July
34 %
Aug
46%
45%
46 %
2,600
44
July
53%
Jan
7%
63i
7%
19,600
6
Jan
3%
3%
3,7«
4,600
6%
6%
7
1.600
5
24%
24 %
24%
_•
Co
3%
Jun
4
A May
3%
Jan
8
May
6% July
•
32%
29%
33
300
9% May
8%
Feb
Jan
23
32% Mar
4,200
25%
Jan
39% Mar
9%
25,300
4%
Jan
123/4
40%
1
Jun
44%
1,200
Apr
E
103% Mar
5% May
33 V<
11% July
1138
35%
12
1
America
of
7%
3
Jan
20%
12%
Jan
33
38
Jan
Mar
1
common
i
Feb
28 %
1%
Corp
Sulphur
Dynamics
26
23%
Ltd—
Co
dep rets ord reg
Co
36 %
$7
15,800
Test
13%
19 % May
20%
——-—*
Hosiery class B
61%
9% July
Feb
Laboratories—
(The)
Aug
Feb
3
10a
!.
new
B)
Rubber
Durham
Feb
24%
*
1
Co_
Co
(Allen
American
Jan
57%
400
1
1
•
;
Duraloy
23%
1
—
"l%
19
3,600
.
Dunlop
23% July
2% Feb
11 %
22 %
3%
163/4 \Jan
1% Jan
1
Co
Power
DuMont
10%
•
Harris
Duke
'
100
21% May
—32.50
Exploration
&
100
1%
22
10%
•
7.50
common
Corp
Drilling
1%
—*
Co
Common
10c
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
Inc
stock
Ltd
Co
20
20
•
ord
Chemical
&
2'/a
.
Ltd
Coal
20
lc
preferred
Draper
1
Co
&
(The) Corp
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd—
Jan
%
lc
Dorsey
Feb
10% July
Textile
$2
4% Mar
Jan
July
Tar
Dorr-Oliver
4% Mar
~8%
1
12 %o
2%
14
Steel
Dominion
Jun
_10s
reg_
Stores
Ltd
Bridge
Dominion
Jan
9%
Petroleum
Dominion
Apr
12%
Jan
ord
Corp
Specialty
Dominion
Feb
Apr
8%
Ltd—
rets
Stores
Diversified
24% Aug
1,400
Co
dep
Diversey
10% July
5% Aug
July
1
Inc
Feb
7%
9%
5%
1
Camden Fire Insurance
Campbell Chlbougamau Mines
see
Aug
shares—3s 6d
ord
Canada Bread Co Ltd
Canada Cement Co Ltd
6% %
preference
Jan
8%
Jun
Mar
7%
9
.
Corp
(The) Company
Aviation
Jan
15%
45 %
6H May
12%
29
9'/a
t
10
preferred
footnotes
1%
4%
100
Jan
Jan
Jan
•
Crystal Dairies (new com)
D.
9% Mar
Jan
July
45
-1
California Electric Power common
$3.00 preferred
$2.50 preferred
6%
cumulative preferred
For
1 %
,
113/4
108
Ltd—
Manufacturing Co
Day
Apr
7%
37
——•
class .B—.
C
Calgary St Edmonton Corp Ltd
Canada
May
Jan
1%
•!
Eastern
Feb
27
A July
1
Co
Burroughs (J P) & Son
Burry Biscuit Corp
Calif
Jan
43%
20
Corp common
5%
preferred
Davidson Brothers
Inc_
Feb
5% July
2
700
8
16%
300
D
Jun
6%
7
7%
Co
Curtis
July
16%
Jan
37
3,000
6,700
Jan
10c
common
Apr
100
Aug
20% July
12,100
1
Burma Mines Ltd—
American dep rets
95%
1,100
2 1
•
Buffalo-Eclipse
Hill
39%
£1
.
Distillers
Ltd
39
2 I7b
Jan
14%
125
Ltd—
ord
Die & Machine Co
Bunker
•38
40
250
32%
32
A
•—£1
F
serial
7,800
2
60c convertible preferred
6%
12,100
32
Company
1
Buckeye (The) Corp..
1
Budget Finance Plan common—_—50o
Buell
3,000
5%
39
preferred
Brown
2%
lil
Mar
9
24%
18% Mar
Co
Cuban-Venezuelan
Jun
43%
7'/a
Jun
Apr
10c
!
Co
Jun
5%
1%
5%
l
Co
Tobacco
35%
2%
6,600
7
1.25
.
preferred
22% May
~
&
Cuban
900
6%
1 %
9%
1
Corp
Petroleum
Oil
24
7
July
200
•
A
American
Apr
5 %
•
Company
Brown
~2 %
1
$1.12
15%
1,000
8 3/4
350
10
Corp__
Cuban
6,500
4,700
—1
Crystal Oil
Jan
22%
14%
•
Jan
Davega
23 %
Jan
4,300
10c
.
Inc
Internat'l
Drug
Daltch
14%
new
Cork
Crown
13% Mar
21%
6%
Ltd—
Crown
Aug
12%
95%
100
7%
20c
.
class
Central
Apr
22%
Apr
8%
8%
50o
Corp
Reynolds
Crown
Jan
96
Co
45%
&
Crowley Milner
Aug
6'A
70
Apr
8 %
10%
——Id
Petroleum
Crowell-Colller Publishing
4%
38%
70
8%
_1
American dep receipts (ord reg)
Carrier Industries Inc
1,000
96
32
5
Beverage
1,300
38
11% Mar
Jan
Feb
7%
•
Inc
6 %
38%
Feb
23%
49
10%
10c
Co
voting
9%
20%
9%
20
8%
•
Co—
non-voting
5%
22%
Ltd-
•
19%
700
Mar
July
10%
1
B
9
%
9
10%
59
85
1
Creole
137/a Mar
Jan
600
32
4%
5
8%
Crane
Jan
16% July
Jan
7%
8
%
27 %
;
A
Courtaulds
Jan
4
41% Mar
preferred_100
Powet——
rets
Jan
12%
45%
>-•
dep rets ord bearer—:
dep rets ord reg
dep
11%
12%
45%
*
<
Co
Columbia
Jan
10%
12%
1
common
British Petroleum
1,000
6 %
50o
British American Oil Co
British American Tobacco—
British
10%
1
Manufacturing
Amer
Jun
Jan
45%
———1.50
In;
1
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
20o
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord_*
Breeze Corp
1
Amer
2%
8%
3%
1
Co
Petroleums
Apr
100
3,700
1 %
Apr
Mar
4
25
Bourjois
Britalta
Apr
10
1%
10
x3%
1
—1
Engineering
Varnish
$1 preferred
9% May
23%
800
1
Bridgeport Gas
7
1,300
x3%
Feb
43 %
4%
Inc
&
Corroon
Jan
33,600
1
Inc
prior cumulative
Chemical Co Inc
Brillo
5
8%
50o
—
5Vi%
Borne
Jun
A
28%
—3
Co
2
8%
>
26%
14%
40%
1
Materials
Cott
Mar
12
20
1%
Brooks Inc—
(H C)
Jan
1% July
23%
7.50
•
(AS) Shoe Corp
of Canada
Belock Instrument Corp—
Bohack
3
4%
25%
50
124
—1
Inc
Industries
Jun
4%
1%
1
Telephone
St
6,400
14
—_1
1965
Cooper-Jarrett
26'A July
Jan
25%
—I
Beck
Co
1%
42%
3%
1
Bearings
Blckford's Inc
Blauner's
Blumenthal <S)
7
1%
24% July
31%
1 ir>
.
—-—4
Development
Cook
Jan
1
—
Incorporated
Bayvlew Oil Corp common
6% convertible class A
Inc
Beau-Brummel Ties
7
1%
•
Basic
Bobbie
10
7
50*
Barnes
Watch
4,900
4
——
Oil Ltcf—
Benrus
3%
<—1«
Barcelona Tr Light St Power Ltd
Bell
O/g
11'A
Feb
15
22%'.
Jun
Jan
7%
1
1%
Jan
50 % May
1
^
Jun
14%
10%
2.50
110
200
59
59
69
23%
31%
*
-10
2
Co
Continental
Coro
Inc
733/4 May
Aug
77
.*
Class
common
93/4 July
Apr
Jan
vtc
Continental
Bailey & Selburn Oil St Gas—
Rubber
12
67
1
Class
Industries
Jan
7 3/8 Mar
10
Aviation
Corby
Baker
23 %
67%
—1
Commercial
B
Baldwin
Jan
2234
100
100
1
Manufacturing—4
Continental
14% July
35
11%
2,000
12
Jan
Jan
Macninery—
to
Paint
5%
4%
5% Mai
Co-
Continental
Mar
2,40)
26% Aug
.
Containers
Continental
7% Mar
400
9%
Jan
5
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
Apr
Feb
Shoe
ext
%
Jan
10
Equipment
&
8
2%
Ltd—
Sand
6
17%
10c
Products
Co
Oil
6
8%
14%
Corp
Consol Diesel Electric Corp_
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
Jan
Jan
101
27,700
——
Lambert
Consolidated
16"% July
15%
Hosiery
Farm
Vtc
Mar
20
10% July
3%
4%
Corp
6,400
15,800
22%
1
preferred
class A—.——
Collieries
cor*
11%
ii
,_lc
Caribbean
Connelly
Atlas
Atlas
Feb
Mar
200
3%
Mining
Co
Aluminum
Compo
Apr
Apr
108%
102
101%
—10
Community Public Service
May
Jan
Feb
653/4
Jun
102
3
Corporation
Colonial
Jan
11%
Feb
3%
Inc—,
Colon
42% Aug
Jan
1
Corp
Corp
Cockshutt
Jun
Jan
9%
54%
6%
common
Oil
&
Coastal
Apr
2%
21%
100
61
61
•
Jan
425
4,700
50
105
105
1,900
34,700
2%
2%
2%
14%
39
•
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc
3%
3%
200
2,300
81,200
Manufacturing Co
Corporation
Clopay
Apr
Jan
a
56.900
Ltd
Controller
Clayton
A Feb
8%
Oil
Claussner
Industries—
77# July
Inc
Consolidated
Clary
13% May
Jun
22
10
59%
12
Clarostat
11% May
Jun
10%
59 %
'May
2% Feb
14% July
32% Mar
26%
pfd
Co
Clark
Feb
Feb
Investors
Cinerama
36 % July
27%
10%
59 %
Aijr
10%
conv
Chromalloy
Jan
21
5%
4,100
24 %
100
Jan
125
1A Apr
16
1
preferred
& Light 4%
Christiana
.
29 %
11 c July
10 V2
24
preference
Co of "America—
Chief
Jan
Jan
li%
21
21.700
4
Associated Stationers Supply. Co
Associated Tel & Tel—
del
41%
28 %
11% Mar
Co—
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Chesebrough-Pond's
Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine
99% Mar
Jun
6,400
Jun
——1
Corp——
Charter
Apr
3,200
13%
1
Jan
%
12
Corp
Power
Chamberlin
Mar
8
1%
13 "a
&
24 %
Convertible
26% July
Jun
90
11,400
dep rets
Atlantic Coast
Jun
31 % July
4,500
34 %
2.50
preferred
&
Jan
89%
50
17%
.
Altex Aluminum Co
Associated Food
9%
Jan
5%
13%
9,200
6 %
20
100
warrants
Equipment Corp
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd
Atlantica
Feb
8%
i'c
13%
—1
Power
Century
Light—
Aro
A
11%
8%
--1
preferred
Class
July
21
20%
8 %
18% July
8a/8
1,0)0
9.900
3,20)
1
preferred
Century Electric Co
Feb
1
High
7%
*
,—10
Securities Corp common
$1.50
Jun
1,009
Film
Armstrong Rubber class A
American
Jan
22%
14 %
Hadley
3.50%
Mar
Jun
14 %
2s 6a
America
of
Maine
Central
Jan
H
Power St
Associated
1%
5,600
4%
12%
6%
•
—
Instruments
Central
Apr
Jan
3
1,800
Louisiana
Convertible
July
5
12
Arkansas
Arnold
37
3 %
Arkansas
Co
Feb
%
Corp
20c
Appalachian Power Co 4%% pfd-.—100
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
&
Aug
31
3%
20%
shares
4.72%
4
150
%
4.7»
Angostura-Wupperman
Armour
2,300
3 %
Products—
Gas
Jan
10%
10,100
34
Corp
pfd
Corp
Co
&
Central
Jun
4 %
4
33
Co
M|
Central
20% July
—1
Ltd"—•_—.
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Anken Chemical &
50%
19%
17%
4 %
'
Apr
W)
|A
Catalin
Jan
—
ord
B
rets
Products
Cenco
Jan
30
(J
dep
Castle
July
12%
200
A—
Mines
Post
»
%!
45 % 1
17%
Corp
American
9
9%
A
36
8% July
pfd—sa
Co.------*
Equip
American
Anacon
45%
—--—---—-
Petrofina
22.800
13%
6:«
6c
Inc
& Light $5
Casco
Aug
Low
15%
Ltd—
Carter
Aug
46%
Power
American
Jun
Range Since Jan.
High
13%
14
pfd—10
partic
Co
Carreras
May
American
American Natural Gas
Low
13%
1
Minerals
Carolina
19% May
44%
American
77
225
Williston
Carnation
Feb
86
Jun
79%
6%
7
-*
Shares
5.50
Ltd
CanaJ-Randolph
Corp
Capital City Products
Carey Baxter & Kennedy
11% May
Feb
Petiofina
Canadian
5% Mar
Jan
8%
12%
for Week
1
5
1
Ltd-
& Oils
Mines
Canadian
Jun
36 %
12
*
5%
Northwest
Can
July
July
12
Jan
Aug
100
13%
f
3%
1,400
3,800
■*
'——
Canadian
18% July
11%
Corp
American
Par
——-*
Marconi—1
Javelin Ltd—
Canadian
7
Sale Piice
High
Low
51%
Allied Control Co Inc
Alsco
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Sales
Range
Lasi
S T O C K S
American Stock Exchange
16%
—*
Alleghany Corp warranto —
Allegheny Airlines Inc.Allied Artists Pictures Corp.5V<i% convertible preferred
Allied Paper
Inc
Shares
Low
pjtf
Week's
of Prices
Fridaj
WEEK ENDED AUGUST 7
for Week
Last
STOCKS
FOR
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Friday
Jan
Elder
series
preferred
$6
Edo
1
common
preferred
Apr
25
Iron
43%
43%
Corporation class A
Mines
Limited
30%
Jan
51
Feb
47
July
175
Jan
189%
160
series B_
A—
Jan
177
Feb
—
1
13%
12%
14%
4,300
1
1 %
1%
1%
18,100
12%
Jun
it Jan
Feb
18% Mar
2%
Jun
Number 5871
190
Volume
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(591)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Low
Par
Electronic
New
1
17%
33%
ol
Corp
38 %
25 %
25%
10
El-Tronics
Inc.
11
1
__5c
1 Va
1
11%
10c
4 %
:
preferred
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common—
cum 1st preferred
Manufacturing Co
Esquire
Inc
$1
25c
or
Eureka^Pipe Line
Co
Jan
Jan
19
11%
3,800
4%
22,300
3%
550
40"%
Jan
7%
4,900
11
300
11%
900
8%
100
To
6% July
10% July
9%
7
6,100
%
19%
20 %
25%.
26%
13
Jun
Mar
Jun
k
%
14%
Jan
25
Fajardo
Eastern
Common
$2
slis
6,800
12%
Jan
beneficial
Class
50%
Film ways
Firth
Inc
Fishman
1
Motor
Class
A
Class
B
Ford
Presnillo
Puller
150
%
%
1
Jan
27%
30
Inc
Co
f.1 d
(The)
May
Kansas
Gas
9%
Feb
614
6 %
6%
2,000
12%
14%
10,400
9%
Jan
14% July
Kin-Ark
9%
10%
9,400
8%
Jan
12% Mar
14 Va
500
11%
Jan
14% July
igi/8
16
17%
Kidde
9,500
11%
Jan
Apr
111%
Jan
200%
Jun
Klein
30
114%
Jan
201
Jun
(Walter)
Kirby
150
20
195
198
—
11%
1
...5
39
170,400
1%
1,600
4%
1%.
12%
1%
1214
4 %'
2.500
39
40%
500
6-jjj
13% July
Jan
July
4V8 July
1%
34 %
3
5%
Power
Mfg
Co
General
common
_•
General
5%
Co.
Builders, Corp common..
preferred
Development
General
Electric
1
dep rets ord reg
Plywood
General
Stores
General
Transistor
Corp..
;
Power
$4.60
;
C)
(A
Gilchrist
.
Union
(Adolf)
Gold
Seal
Co
Hotels
Inc__
Corp cl A—
Mines—
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
.
4%
"July
8%
20%
Jan
38%
23%
Apr
500
4% Mar
5%
Jan
30%
19
19%
21%
49
Jan
Aug
11%
11%
11%
3,900
10%
Jan
92%
92%
•
95
7ft
11%
11%
11%
2,200
July
102
Feb
Apr
8%
Jan
14 Va
14 Va
100
11%
Jan
15
16%
16%
1,400
14%
Jun
19%
26
25
27%
2,400
20%
.Tan
27%
2%
600
1%
Jan
2%
6%
7
1
1
1954
1
900
200
18%
1,700
2y°/a
1,000
7%
32
34
12%
12
13
12%
2%
2%
%
13%
Industries
Apr
Jun
35% May
Feb
14 Ve July
3,200
2 Va
Jan
9,900
3% May
2% Feb
49
8,100
6%
1,200
1%-Jun
&
B
Hamischfeger
Hartfield
Hartfdrd
6 %
2,700
2%
2%
2,900
2%
12%
12 Va
100
300
18%
2%
26,200
2 Va
13%
13%
200
12%
4,700
common
Mining Co
Heller
& Co 5%%
pfd
Aircraft
Htiler
Industries
Consol
Hollinger
Holly
Holt
Gold
Mines—
Oil
Class
Co
7,300
1%
Jan
3% Mar
3
2%
3 Va
3,600
1%
Jan
4%
Feb
4%
Jan
Jan
July
3
22 % May
Feb
3%
3%
3%
3,000
%
1*G
3,400
'/a
Jun
20 ya
20%
3,300
14%
Jan
20% July
21%
21%
21%
300
17
Jan
23%
Apr
21 Va
21 Va
21 Va
400
20
July
23 Va
Apr
14%
13
14%
8,400
7%
Jan
14% Aug
14'
14
200
12 Va
Feb
14% Mar
2%
Jan
6
Jan
12
Mar
1,500
5%
Jan
9
Mar
%
2%
2%
2,100
8%
2
8%
100
8
May
Feb
13
3% Mar
8%
12%
5 Va
5%
5
6 %
6%
.
Inc.
Tonrneaii
(It
cumulative
Llthiuin' Corp
1.400
6%
Aug
8% Mar
4
2,600
3 Va
Jun
Jan
5
16
Ape
19%
25%
Jan
35% July
16%
1,300
900
19
20
300
11%
11 Va
300
~97/a
14%
16 Va
41,000
14 Va
6%
■t
6%
14%
Jan
Jan
21%
Junv
13% Mar
Jun
X33 %
35
1
16%
Jan
35
9 Va
19 Va
Apr
24,600
4%
Jan
14 Va Mar
18,800
10%
Jun
17% July
150
33
July
Jan
40
1
7%
7
7%
1,980
4%
Jan
7%
10
7%
7
7 Va
550
6 %
Jan
7% May
1
14 Va
14 Va
15 Va
8,000
5
25%
25%
25%
200
2Va
2,800
N Y com
preferred
America
of
6Va May
34 %
16 Va
Inc
Chain
Steel
%
Jan
7 Va
3%
25c
*
Jun
4%
16%'
—3
Inc
G )
Liberty Fabrics of
Jan
11%
—
_50c
inc
15%
500
4,200
11 Va
—
:~5
5
Corp
%
13%
32
5
issued——
University—
Realty
Locke
3%
16 Va
10
Inc
5,.
-3
5
.
—
when
Extension
Rtiiineries
Le
8%
12%
Aug
12%
Jun
25 Va
20
Jan
31% May
Jan
3 Va Mar
Jan
.
Shipley (The) Co.:
Longines-Wii,tinnier Watch Co—.
Lodge
&
Louisiana Land
&
2
2
.1
1
13% July
__
53%
1%
Mar
20
54%
10,500
49%
Jun
62 % Mar
31%
150
27 Va
Jan
34
14%
14
14%
4,900
11 Va
Apr
15 Va
July
14 Va
30c
53
31 Va
13 Va
14%
4,400
10%
Jan
14 Va
25 %
Exploration
24%
26%
3,300
15 Va
Jan
30
Aug
July
'
Lunkenheimer
Lynch
(The) Co
2.50
Corp
2
Jan
1VI
Publications Inc...
Macfadden
Mack Trucks
Corp—
Mages Sporting Goods..
Oil Corporation
Magna
Public
Maine
Mangel
Service
V/a
1%
1%
8,400
10c
1%
1 Va
1 %
8,300
10%
10%
11%
3,200
9% July
22%
23
26
25%
26%
2,900
23%
17%
17%
18 Va
6,500
17%
lc
...
Co
7
Stores
2 Va
—1
600
21
Jun
Jun
Apr
118
1% Aug
% Jan
50c
certificates—
trust
Voting
1
warrants
Inc
Petroleum
Magellan
Apr
19 % Mar
24% Mar
Communication
Martin
Feb
28%
Feb
22% May
13 %
Apr
22% July
Jan
3
Feb
18% May
13% Apr
Jan
McKee
Johnson
11%
Jan
37% May
11,600
10%
Jan
17%
10%
Island
Iron
10%
4,300
8%
Jan
18% Mar
27%
700
18%
Feb
28% July
51
Jan
54 Va
Feb
69% July
82% Aug
63%
63%
1
Mfg Co
Merchants Refrigerating Co
Jun
10%
27%
81%
79"
1
Menasco
Jan
July
11,100
16
1
•
Co
&
6 %
28%
15%
3
Inc
W) inc
(A G) & Co
(J
Mead
5%
5%
21%
15%
warrants—
Industries
Maule
Mays
100
5%
24%
£1
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
Co
Aug
*
Ltd
Co
Jan
2.50
6%
~1A
500
3,300
7%
6,900
6
Feb
17%
1
64%
82 Va
6%
17%
400
12
Jan
18 % Mar
1ft
lino
118 Mar
4,400
8%
Jun
Mesabi
3,600
Jan
Metal & Thermit Corp...
5
24
24
24 Va
2,900
21 Va
Jan
29%
Jan
Michigan Chemical
Michigan Sugar Co
Corp
1
22
21%
23%
4,700
18%
Apr
25%
Jun
common
1
2%
2%
2%
2,900
10
12%
2% May
12% May
1
14 Va
7%1
3%
6%
8 Va
67%
67%
6%
7%
4%
26 %
3
9,000
6%
1,200
29%
Jan
34
2,300
8%
Jan
11% Mar
68
26 Va
5%
1,100
6 %
10,100
9% May
Jun
64 %
3%
Jan
7%
8
2,900
8
900
1%
1%
1,500
4%
3,800
3%
4,500
26 Va
Aug
9%
10 Va
44
44
65%
11,100
46
66
71%
1,050
10,000
Jan
Jan
96
110
Midland
Apr
Miller
2%
Feb
8
Jan
33
.
July
8% May
12%
Jan
30
Jan
49 Va
Jun
19%
Jan
75% July
94%
Jan
100
Mar
Jun
75
Jan
554
"5%
_5%
2,800
4Va
Jan
6% Mar
8%
9%
9,400
5%
Jan
12 Va May
18% July
11%
11
141/2
13%
15 Va
2,700
3%
8%
3%
3%
5,700
11% July
2% Jan
4%
Apr
8%
8%
1,700
7% July
10%
Apr
15%
14%
15%
7,600
7%
15%
Aug
2%
2%
500
35%
3,600
1 %
16,600
17
■
35
35%
.
1%
87/a
Jan
l7/a
Jan
6%
Jun
4.40%
600
C%
Jan
13%
Jun
4.80%
3% May
Jan
31%
36% Mar
Jan
2Va
Apr
Chemical
Jan
3
Jan
Apr
Mt Diablo Company
43
Feb
54
Jun
Mount
39
800
29%
Jan
39
Aug
Mountain
16%:
16%
15%
16%
6,100
34
38%
2,100
17
56%
800
61 %
40
131 Va 132%
35 %
12%
11
85%
84
300
35%
99
—100
Hubbell
Electric. Motors Co
——1
(Harvey) Inc
—6
Humble Oil & Refining
—L—•
Hurd Lack & Manufacturing Co
5
4,400
100
99
.
12 Ve
3,300
15%
14%
28
Aug
66
38%
66%
102%
850
55
'p,
Feb
Muter
68%
Jan
10%
Jun
62 '4 '
61
8%
.
-
14%
27%
63
7
200
8%
7
July"";,
•
Apr
14%
-
15%
9,400
10 Va
28%
2,300
22 Va
Jan
TV
Feb
27 Va
,t)
20 l/a Mar
35 Ve May
Industries Inc
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
Napco
5%
5ft
20,700
53%
550
41%
42%
5,300
39%
13%
14
300
13%
7%
,
.
80
81
15%
16 Va
250
I' "'1,600
4%
42
Bellas
Hess
Brewing Co
footnotes see page
33.
5%
5%'
2,900
1
(Mich)
1
5
1
57k
National
Mtg & Stores
--1
53%
Aug
National
Petroleum
Ltd
Jun r"
48
Jan
National
Presto
Apr
14%
Feb
National
Research
Jan
87a
Feb
National
Rubber
25c
2
1
10
50c
Industries Inc
Starch
Corp
Machinery
&
Chemical
79%
Jun.
90
Feb
National
Jan
23%
Apr
National Steel Car Ltd
Jan
7% May
Jun
31
Feb
National
16% Mar
104 V2 May
39
Jun
9% Aug
4% July
20%
Jan
9,500
1
1
1 Va
5,300
{} Jan
1%
Jan
35 Va
10
100
4,400
4% July
42 Va
42 Va
45%
8,300
37
Jan
52%
30%
32%
1,800
21
J«n
41 Va
Apr
Jan
84 Va
85
180
84
Jan
90
20
88
July
July
90%
90
86
July
92
'
10 Va
147%
12 Va
10,800
146% 147 Va
130
5,600
10'/a
14
14%
49%
49%
50
3Va
14
3%
400
lO'/a Aug
Jun
143 Va
12%
44
Transit
—
Associates
Co
5%
100
19%
2,200
174%
170
174 Va
450
2%
2
2'/a
33,100
5%
18%
18%
1,500
23%
24
34 %
Apr
13% July
157 Va Mar
Jan
20%
Jan
50%
Jan
Feb
34%
200
15
15%
4,700
"9
12 Va
2,500
Feb
4 Va Mar
Apr
4Va
Jun
7 Va
Apf
24%
Jun
4%
16y4
138
1%
22
7,200
11%
2%
Jan
Jan
Jan
175% July
Jan
2% Mar
Jun
28% Jan
7%
Jan
28%
Jan
37 Va Mar
16
July
Jan
36%
Jan
21%
10%
12
Jun
12% May
Apr
May
Jun
3%
Jan
6%
5
Jun
7% July
5%
5%
70Q
6%
6%
6%
7,400
7
6%
7%
6,900
4%
9
8%
9%
36,500
41/4
Jun
Jan
2% July,
23% Mayl.
8%
Feb
10 Va July
3% Mar
26
26 Va
1,000
24%
22%
24 Va
1,300
"2%
"2 ft
11%
2%
12
30
July
Jan
27
July
12% July
26
18
Jan
16
11,600
2%
Jun
411 Mar
700
10%
Jan
13 % Mar
15%
Jan
39% May
29 Va July
27 %
12,600
27 Va
1,000
17
Jan
33 Va
33%
800
31
May
18%
9%
23%
26%
23 %
*
10c
-1
97% Mar
3%
12%
Apr
14
3%
Jan
4%
8%
*
Electric Weld Machines
National Telefilm
5%
Jun
13%
4%
1%
Jun
Electronic
Mar
38
9%
35%
15 Va
—3
Milling Co
National
49 Va
500
8
Jan
4%
1
National Casket Company—L
—
14%
Jan
97
4
8
Corp
Namm-Loeser's Inc
National
10Va Feb,
Feb
5%
N
Nachman
National
y
50c
2,100
-
Imperial Chemical Industries—
.•?'+■
American dep rets ord reg—
£1
517^
Imperial Color Chem & Baper Corp__10
Imperial Oil (C&nada)—
.1
—42%
Imperial Tobucco of Canada..
5
13%
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland__£l
_i
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Industrial Enterprises Inc
__1
15%
-
7%
10
50c
Company
Feb
Apr
Mar
7%
23%
Muskogee
13 % Mar
29
6
2.50
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Co
Feb
Jan
SI
Jan
100
100
100
—1
—•
10^
Murphy Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
138
19 ya
Jan
14%
1
Inc
Muntz
Jan
38%
97% July
10% Mar
300
85%
TV
Jan
21%
Je.n
Jan
23%
84%
1
1
2.50
Inc
Tel & Tel
States
21%
Jun
34
13 Va
1,300
-1
Mills
Jun
53% May
128%
Vernon
Jun
Mar
75
2,100
9%
1
Co
preferred:
cumulative
1%
700
300
37
59
6%
23%
Moody Investors Service partic pref—•
Mt Clemens
Metal Products com
1
37 Va
15
I
Monogram Precision Industries-,
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
6%
Jan
July
'30%
3%
4%
15
18% Mar
13
19 Va
100
10c
—
preferred
preferred series B
preferred series C
Montrose
Jan
9% July
6% Aug
6%
Monongahela Power Co—
4.50%
10%
7%
Warrants
600
Jan
Inc
Airlines
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
17,800
15 3 a
2.50
—5
Mohawk
pfd
1,000
50
"ctfs"
RR
1,300
3% May
23%
*
Company
48 Va
3%
3%
•
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products.
Aluminum
48
1%
—1
*
Co„_—-i-i-lO;,.''
preferred
Mirro
Missouri-Kansas-Tejaas
500
14%
13
12%
Feb
18%
5
50c
preferred
12%
14%
59%
23%
—50c
common.—
36%
~6%
preferred—•
Mining Corp of Canada—
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
5%
2%
Co
35%
13
1
Co
convertible
11%
18% Mar
$1 conv
Corp
Piping
Wolil
4»/2%
17%
5%
Oil
Midwest
g%
5%
Corp
Petroleum
Mid-West Abrasive
10 %
71
95%
1
Hone
States
Middle
35%
1
preferred
Mlcromatic
1
Co
6% Mar
Jan
29%'
6%
Mining Corp Ltd.
9% May
1% May
4%
4%
5
May
74% Mar
Jun
7%
934
4%
Mar
9%
9%
9%
18,700
32%
32
32%
Howell
For
2
Va
Jun
Baking Co—Uli—132%
common
———*
Corp
14%
2,300
2
Feb
& Go—
Hardware
400
2 %
2
20%
Hardart.
Industrial
18%
2Va
2 Va
23
(Geo A)
5%
18
2 Va
Jan
-•
A
—
& Bearing
Hardart
18%
18% July
Jan
Hormel
&
Jan
18%
Horn &
Horn
Jan
12%
13%
—1
class
Ltd
B
30
3,500
600
_60c>
'
Co
Ball
4,950
18%
11,100
5
(HenryT & Col
Hoover
44
17%
17
3%
25c
Stores
Home
Apr
42
18
22
—1
Corp
Inc—
Corporation
Inc
'i
Holly
Holophane
Industries
common
Jan
1
2.50
-r
International
Hoffman
Jan
46%
43%
200
3%
Co.—;
5 Va
—1
25c
10
Corp
A
Hofmann
—
13%
10c
(R), & Co Inc common—
Class
36 Va
30%
Delaware
of
26
25c
Inc
Higbie Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries com
5%
convertible
preferred
Hoe
Jan
30%
16%
100
Electronics.:
&
Mar
28 Va
30%
Marconi International Marine
1
Products
Galion
Radio
Herold
Jan
101
20%
3%
——-100
preferred
Hercules
8
Jun
4
16%
•
Inc
Corp
(W E)
4%
July
20 Va
Jun
95 V8
20%
.1
Rubenstein
12% Mar
lft Jan
34Va July
-10c
_•
25c
Hazel
Hell-Coll
3 Va Mar
Jan
20 Va
Mansfield Tire & Rubber new
Jan
8%
1
Industries Inc
Lithographing Co
Hathaway
Hecla
152,000
1
Feb
10%
10%
—2
-1
10c
:
Hastings Mfg Co
Helena
13,600
5%
1
Apr
1% May
Jan
13%
12
25
Light
Bishop Inc
Hazeltine
Corp new
18%
5%
1
8%
Jun
11%
22%
1
—
Harvard Instruments Inc
Havana
16%
5%
75 pesos
56%
24% July
5% July
22%
—10
Inc—
Electric
16%
33%c
Jan
5
6 Va
25c
Inc
Corp—
Stoics
Apr
Jan
2
1
Corp
Harmon-Kardon
5%
5 %
5 Va
10c
2
;
Co
Plywood
3y8 Mar
15%
Ltd
Sessions
Merrill
Corporation
Lamp
1%
Jan
.5
5
1
Jan
35%
2}&
2%
Jan
16% Mar
6%
1
Jan
1%
45%
6%
50c
%
Jan
5
10c
Corp
1
24
10%
1
Products
Company Inc
Jun
3,100
9c
Company
Jan
11 'A Mar
May
30
-50c
Leases
Stores
Harbor
Feb
26% July
8% July
1
Mar
3
1%
1%
47
t
15,000
Jan
4
5% Mar
Va
19%
19%
33%
1
400
H
Hall
1% Jan
-
3%
Corp.—
Leonard
Jan
97
6%
16%
common__60c
H
4,500
Mar
1
1
A
Lefcourt
Jan
9% May
13% Apr
•'
Chemical Co——1
preferred series A.
Hydraulics
25
8
6%
92% July
'
7%
13«4
Co
,>
&
New
45% July
13% Mar
3% July
Corp
Lanston
93% July
•
Financial
&
1%
14
2,200
Inc
Industries
Lear
36
Producers
Land
4,400
——20c
Co
Mines
Foundry
La Salle
Feb
5,100
4%
Apparel
Shores
Lamson
Mar
37
10.700
Oil
Western
25%
Apr
7
6,300
Coij Ltd
Forge
Lamson
Apr
27 Va
31.100
Western
Films
19%
Jan
5%
Western
<fc
Jan
18%
41%
Lakes
Guild
July
17 Va
82%
Great
Gulf
28
300
36
Great
Gulf States
1,000
6,500
72
Great
Griesedieck
31
4%
Industries Inc.—.—:—10c
Grocery
5
36%
Amer
Freehold
Jun
11,800
7.50
Lamb
Aug
17% May
72%
Great
6%
5 Va
9%
1
Stores
Lakey
Aug
1.125
5
Manufacturing^ Co—
Grldoll
2,100
10c
Co..
Consolidada S
Lake
Feb
1
16%
4
1
Co
Grand-Rapids Varnish-—
Greer
4%
La
8% Mar
18,800
18%
1
Consolidated
&
2% July
1% Jan
53,000
3034
,—5
1
10c
—
Goldfield
Gray
Va
8
19%
1
—
Goodman
Gorham
6%
2.50
Corp
(The)
L'Aiglon
Jan
20%
.*
-—-*
Inc..
Products
%
5
5
Corp class A
Kobacker
May
38 Va
5
_8
*
Co....
—
Gobel
6 Va
1,900
48
107
19%
£1
1
Glenmore Distilleries class B—
Globe
4%
Feb
July
33
_•
__
Co
7%
1
preferred
$5
preferred
4 VA
39
1
issued)
Yellowknife Gold Mines
Gilbert
100
25c
Corp
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia
6
3% Mar
82
27 Va May
2 /a
Krueger Brewing Co
19%
50c
_
Corporation.
(when
common
Jan
Jan
July
8%
Stores" Inc.
Dept
Kropp
35
.1
Fireproofing
General Indus Enterprises——i.—
General
4i/4
:25
Corp
General
Giant
40 %
Ltd—
Co
14 Va
2%
—
Jan
104
1
—
convertible
New
40%
1
Co
General
American
40%
100
Allo.VS
2%
1,800
L
preferred
Gellman
1,300
I.25
G
Gatineau
2%
22 Va
..25c
Co
Jan
48
Apr
2%
—
&
Minerals
(S)
Knox
Mar
5%
Jan
Apr
12 Va
1
Company
Petroleum
Knott
£1
1.25
Feb
22%
Jun
2 %
100
Kleiner), (I B> Rubber Co.
-—
Co..
Oil
Kiikland
186 Va 190
i
.
pfd
Kingslord Company
Kingston
Products
•
24
Jan
24
1%
..50c
4%%
(Del).
Co
12%
July
Feb
8%
4
Electric
&
Kawneer
6
Feb
Apr
Jan
7
77
24
..
34%
45%
Mar
20%
6 Va
16 %
Jan
29
8%
Corp
Kawecki Chemical Co
Jun
800
147 Va Mar
10c
.
& Company
(D)
Jan
5% July
...1
Company
A )
Industries
Kaltman
7%
10,500
10
12%
9% Mar
Jun
117
K
Jan
ji!
6%
2%
21
1
Katz Drug Company
6%
14
1,500
11,100
1
Feb
6%
1414
18%
17%
9%
Jan
15c
Inc
Jan
4
1
17%
16
pfd—100
Ltd
Oils
8
15 600
10
18%
Co
Glass
Industries
Jupiter
lft
5 Va
1,000
16 Va
10c
% May
4,200
5ft
1,750
5
A
10c
dep rets ord reg
Brewing Co__
(Geo
29
130 Va 132%
3%
Corp—
July
18%
Canada-
of
Motor
Head
205
July
5
2.50
non-voting
voting
American
Fox
Jan
14
2,200
10c
T
1
Oil
25c
Corp
Flying Tiger Line Inc_
Ford
100
1
Inc
(M lit Co
14%
1
i
.
General
Sterling
14%
29
10%
High
Jun
8%
J
27% July
12,100
150% 180
«
___30
__
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo Oils Ltd
Felmont Petroleum Corp
Financial
155
^..l
32%
1
Kaiser
1
int
2,900
1
Jan
Sugar Associates—
of
preferred
2514
%
Manufacturing
Israel-American
Jetronic
1
800
41
Inc
Jeannette
(Max) & Co class A
Fairchild Camera & Instruments
32%
35%
Irving Air Chute
F
Factor
14%
31%
37 %
33Vbc
Jan
120
14%
31 Va.
Royalty
Fireman
Ironrite
12% July
11 Va Mar
Jan
32
Resistance Co
Iron
9% Mar
14%
7%
Jan. 1
Low
•
Company
Investors
Hilar
Range Since
High
132 Va
Ltd
Iowa Public Services Co 3.90%
6Va Mar
60%
Low
1
Co
Products
Oil
Shares
1
Ltd
Intex
Feb
12% July
Jan
45 Va
Holdings
Petroleum
International
2% Mar
for Week
5
Inc
International
33'/a May
104
July
9% May
Sales
Range
7%
America
Breweries
International
16% Mar
Week's
of Prices
25c
International
267/a July
Jan
I
North
of
International
Apr
Aug
9Va
95
•/;.
_10
Insurance
25%
10
8%
1
Eureka Corporation Ltd
May
44%
100
11%
1
21
Feb
4,200
11
10
Jan
14%
3,400
6%
714
Par
Plywood Co Inc
28%
9,200
Last
Industrial
2,000
1%
■
Friday
Sale Price
Exchange
Apr
3,200
28 Va
4%
7
American Stock
High
Ag
95 »/2
11%
AUGUST
38
31%
27%
44
1
6%
11,800
95 %
1
—>
32%
1%
28 Va
.
convertibe
Ero
10
___20e
pfd__—100
.
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Millwork Corp
Equity Corp common
$2
__
America.——1
____
Low
19%
34%
i—
w
common
Electronics
WEEK ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
31%
Inc—.1
Communications
FOR
STOCKS
Shares
32
19%
5
Electric Bond & Share
Llectrograpliic Corp
RANGE
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
18%
225
17
Jan
39% July
19% Feb
9%
10 Va
10,400
Apr
10 ya
3%
4
700
7%
3% May
5
Feb
Mar
31
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock
Exchange
National
Union
Ncstle-Le
Mur
New
Haven
Idria
Sale Price
Tel
&
New
Jersey
Mexico
&
New
Pacific
Park
New
Process
New
Superior
Watch
Chem
Coal
New
Zinc
&
Nipissing
Low
10
21
Jan
Jun
1
—
Jan
1 %
—
Oils__
May
7% Jan
5% Jan
Honduras
Mines
Range Since Jan- 1
Hig
19%
18%
16% May
Ltd
Rosarlo__3
5%
Merchandise—
Rim
Shares
17 V2
Land
Oils
Co
&
York
Low
Sales
for Week
18% Jun
;
Arizona
Mining Co
York
New
Nickel
Shares
Monday, August 10, 1959
Co—
Co
New York Auction Co
New
Range
of Prices
.16 pesos
Tel.
&
&
New
Week's
Sale*
for Week
2.50
Clock
Min
Range
of. Prices
Low
His?
•
Corp
Co
England
New
New
Electric
Week'*
...
8
Ltd
—
Jan
July
9% Mar
Mines
2 %
Jan
IV2
Noma Lites Inc
Norfolk Southern
Railway
North American Cement
class
Class B
Jan
4H Aug
A_
13%
Jan
North
19% July
North
•?e Jan
American Royalties Inc
Canadian Oils Ltd
Northeast Airlines
North
Perm
Northern
North
RR
Ind
12
Serv 4% %
pfd
Nickel Mines Ltd—
Uranium Mines Ltd—
Feb
35
Pub
Warrants
Nuclear Corp of Amer A
Jan
6% Jan
30% July
3%
(Del.)
Jan
192 %
—
Feb
90
Petroleum
Ogden Corp
Ohio
Corp__:
20c
50c
%
Jun
33 %
July
90c
38
Co_
1
Power 4%% preferred
Okalta Oils Ltd—,
Old Town
Corp common
—
1
cumulative
preferred
7
Co Ltd Amer
shares_10s
O'okiep Copper
Opelika
Mfg
Overseas
Corp
Pacific
5
Securities
Oxford Electric
Clay
——1
Corp
1
._
Products—
10
1st pfd—25
.
Pacific Gas & Electric
6%
5 % %
1st preferred—
-25
5%
5%
1st preferred
redeemable 1st preferred
5%
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
25
—
25
4.80%
redeemable
1st
4.50%
redeemable
redeemable
1st
preferred—25
preferred—25
1st
preferred
4.36%
Pacific
25
Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40
•
dividend preferred————
dividend preferred
$4.75
$4.75
•
•
conv
dividend preferred
dividend preferred-
$4.36
Pacific
Northern
•
•
Airlines
Pacific
Petroleums
Warrants
1
Ltd
1
.
Pacific
Power
Light 5%
pfd
Page-Hersey Tubes
100
*
^——
Pancoastal
Petroleum (C A> vtc__2
Bol
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer
shares—1 Bol
Park Chemical
Company
1
Parker Pen Co class
A
Class B
2
2
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Patino
of
1
Canada Ltd
Peninsular
Penn
Metal
2
Products
-—1
Traffic Co
——2.50
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
(Mass)—20
——
Perfect Circle
Corp
Peruvian
Oils
&
2,50
Minerals—.
Philips Electronics Inc
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co—10
Phililps
Screw
Co——:
Pittsburgh Railways
Plastic
Materials
1
5
pesos
—,_10c
Phoenix
Steel Corp
(Del)
Piasecki
Aircraft Corp
Pierce Industries lnc_—
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
—:
.—4
1
—
1
50
Co
&
*
Polymers
Pneumatic
Inc—10c
Scale
1°
Products class A———
1
Polymer Corp class A—
-1
Powdrell & Alexander
Inc (Del)—2.5C
Power
Corp of Canada
———*
—
Poloron
—
.
Prairie
Oil
Royalties
Ltd
1
Pratt & Lambert Co
*
Prentice-Hall Inc
Preston
East
1
Dome
Mines
Ltd
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company
—-1
-1
—
1
Providence Gas
Public Service of
Colorado—
4lA% cumulative preferred:
Puerto Rico
'
—101
Telephone Co__
Puget Sound Pulp
Pyle-National Co
20i
Timber
&
—
Quebec Lithium Corp.
Quebec Power Co
Ramo
Investment Co
Rapid-American Corp
Rath
Packing Co
Raymond
$1.25
International
convertible
(Robert)
Reiter-Foster
&
Inc
common
preferred
Reda Pump Co
Reeves SQundcraft
Reis
—
—
Reading Tube Corp
Corp—_—
Co
Oil
Corp
Reliance Insurance Co
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic
Foil
Inc———
Republic Industrial
Resistoflex
Corp
Rico Argentine
Corp
Mining Co
Ridgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidating distribution
Rio
Grande
Valley
Vtc extended
Robinson
to
Gas
Jan
3
Co—
1965
Technical
Products Inc.
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
pfd F—
Rokeach (I) & Sons Inc
class A—
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
regis
Roosevelt Field
new—.
Inc
Roosevelt
Raceway Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
Royalite
Russeks
Russell
Oil
Co
.
,
Ltd
Fifth Avenue
(The F C) Company
Ryan
Aeronautical
Co
Ryan
Consolidated
Petroleum
Ryerson
&
For
new
com.
Haynes
footnotes
see^ page 33.
Mar
19% Jan
100
—
Brass
Ohio
40c
Jun
48
Occidental
Feb
9
Rankin
Northspan
Mar
14%
Co
33
Jan
Aug
2% Jan
1% Jan
He Jun
4% May
7% Apr
7%
Apr
Hii
Volume
190
Number
5871
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(593)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Last
American Stock Exchange
True
Guys
Low
from
10
Harrison
Inc
10c
WEEK
13
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
31%
7 000
22 %
'500
12%
.
30%
22 %
31
Temper Corp
Two
of Prices
Par
warrants
'13^
Range
Sale Price
■'
Tri-Continental
FOR
13 %
3,000
14 %
31% Aug
Jan
24
19
9%
Jun
14% Apr
Jan
14%
5
14%
Union Gas Co of Canada
•
20'A
19%
20%
12
12
12
500
27
27
inn
Co
Omaha
of
United
Aircraft
Asbestos
20
Products
United
Corp
16% Mav
Feb
20'A Aug
Feb
12
Apr
Jan
27
Mar
serIes A 1967___
/zS series B 1967__—__—
AHanover (City of) Germany—
Ap?
10
03%
7%
7%
7%
4 600
5
9 600
7% July
4% Jun
10%
4iS
l/ff
1%
1%
7100
13/r Julv
2A
Jan
10c
%
H!
%
5 500
A Julv
%
Jan
46%
47"%
200
Feb
49%
Jan
6%
400
Feh
11% Mar
•
•
6
5
35
4%
a
72
Jan
dep rets ord registered
United
Pacific
S
S
Ceramic
S
Foil
U
S
Rubber
Air
United
1
Co
B
Consolidated
74%
11%
4% July
4%
6
TO
45%
X44%
41%
600
5%
5%
26 400
12%
5
5%
Oil:
Mav
27%
Apr
7% Jan
o
78% Julv
Feb
12%
10% Julv
con
21/0
Tan
8100
1%
Jan
46%
900
36 000
Fen
9% Mar
42% Julv
15%
Aue
14
53
Jan
20%
Jun
17%
18%
35'A
35 %
35%
80
18%
18%
19%
22 000
5
29%
7%
29 %
32%
5 000
7%
3 100
6%
Jan
1
15%
14"%
9,400
6
Jan
6%
6%
6%
1,300
43A
Jan
14%
14%
17%
15,100
6%
Feb
Universal
Winding
1
3%
6%
3%
3%
1,100
3%
Jan
5% Mar
2
6%
7
7,200
3%
J an
8%
15%
15%
25o
com
new
(Fla)
Corp
Co
new
conu
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Van Norman Industries-warrants..
(The) Instrument Co
-
Vinco Corporation
:
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vita Food
Products
__
Vogt Manufacturing
1972
7
30
36
Jan
13%
Jan
■
15%
Feb
8
Waitt &
$2
Bond
Inc
cumulative
Waltham
Webb
&
Co
Jun
19%
Jan
Wentworth
Manufacturing
Chemical
Western
Stockholders
Westmoreland
r Transaction
z
Williams
listed
5%
C)
(R
■_
117
Jan
31
4%
5'A
30,100
are
the
daily closing
10
5s
5%s
3s
series
G
United
Wasatch
Washington
Webb
&
West
Penn
83.49
8!i53;
ial Stock
4
7
109.32
Low
103.19 Jan
2
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
29% July
37
Apr
Fri.
125
27%
Jan
31%
Jan
44
l'/a
Jun
21%
Jan
4%
Apr
% July
Jan
15%
2,300
14% July
20% May
stock
13%
3,500
11%
Jun
16% Mar
groups
5%
Aug
13%
Jan
1,200
14%
..
19
Aug
July
91
850
23%
23%
24%
900
22%
49
49
50'%
1,850
8'A
11,400
100
68%
4,800
..17%
Feb
1,800
6
or
June-Dec
88
Quar-Feb
.June-Dec
A, 1970.
*41
__
June-Dec
1994
1970
433.1
+ 1.9
441.3
400.1
Manufacturing1
554.2*
540.9
+ 2.5
554.2
490.7
525.2
522.7
+ 0.5
527.7
570.1*
547.1
+
4.2
570.1
510.5
+ 0.8
371.5
340.7
—0.2
231.8
208.6
Durable
9'%
Low
No.
47
87%
*122'%
83%
84
__
36%
21
88
Jan
"'New
84%
51%
37%
14
__
50%
37%
*98%
—
$40
25
25
1970-——Jan-July
liq tr ctfs—
1976
80%
*89
__
115
83'%
Jan-July
1981._May-Woo
deb '62
Jan-July
1965
Mar-Sept
5
—
82%
Jan-July
Feb-A^fif
Feb-Aug
:__Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Water
(Calif)
Electric
A
ser
Power
Knapp Inc 5s debs
Traction
5s
1970
3s
*96%
—
80
86
1971
1970
1963
3%s
1974
1960
433.0
382.7
360.4
315.5
Int'l
—
—
—
__
,
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Aprll-Ocf
Jan-July
1964
Foreign
and Miscel.
Bonds
Mon.
$5,032,000
5,354,000
217,000
5,571,000
5,322,000
262,000
5,594,000
5,232,000
157,000
5,389,000
284,000
6,459,000
Aug. 4
Aug. 5
Aug. 6
Aug. 7
2,579,524
6,175,000
12,768,484
$26,855,000
33%
39%
Fri.
98%
20
85%
86%
88%
96%
—
116%
*85
*70
91%
*85%
93'A
—
—
*78
r'• *79%
*78
88
—
0
—
N
—
—
87'%
—
Feb-Aug
—
63
Jan-July
—
June-Dec
—
June-Dec
—
June-Aug
—
79%
85
98
101 %
103
90%
15,000
86
26,855,000
90%
114%
65
82
100'A 100%
95% 95%70 % 70'%
$30,445,600
$948,891,900
$787,009,320
Mon.
82
Tues
Aug
84
wed.'
10
85
93
Aug.'
Thurs.
Aug. 6
14
73
86
■cYi
Aug. 7
82%
91
92%
100%
100
5
99
87
—
—
Bonds
Foreign
Corporate
85
60
100
92
71%
103
90
97 %
68
$57,000
$8,000
$3,000
122,000
11,000
12,000
128,000
6,000
3,000
2,000
36,000
nlo'oi^
1,000
cw'nnn
92,000
16,000
5,000
113,000
$432,000
$42,000
$25,000
$499,000
4,959,175
101%
137,000
Jan. 1 to Aug. 7
1959
1958
5,294,570
257.669,128
115,489,086
$432,000
of
Shares.
$364,000
$11,297,000
Bonds—
Domestic
1958
42,000
28,000
$15,572,000
1,149,000
25,000
11,000
950,000
1,149,000
1,078,000
$499,000
$403,000
$17,671,000
$13,524,000
—
government—
corporate
75
99
145,000
■»
4,959,175
1959
Stocks—No.
Foreign
$68,000
986,120
Week Ended Aug. 7
Foreign
Total
Bonds
Bonds
1,013,925
989,815
Total
91%
84
-
-
4
105%
85%
Aug. 3
107%
3
Government
105%
99
Bonds
999.145
86 %
75%
75
23
Domestic
(No. of'
Shares)
85%
24
Foreign
Stocks
96%
80
20
746,727,600
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
78
90%
__
79%
904,978,600
$4,000
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
119
-
29,102,000
Industrial.
and
Total
100
20
81
88
40,180,720
$1,000
__
-_
43,897,300
'
Railroad
123
94%
93
97,000
$1,343,600
/
Bank
International
97%
115%
75
93%
18,523,120
Shares-
95
1
96%
12,768,484
$28,045,000
of
Government.——
S.
89
90%
526,361,646
389,246,290
Bonds—
U.
7
1958
1959
$1,190,000
Stocks—No,
Foreign
80
45
*82'% 85
95% 95%
101'% 101'%
103'% 103%
100% 100%
867% 87'%
,t80
*87% —
63
63
*100
79
Jan. 1 to Aug.
1958
1959
168
94%
—
115% 119
—
—
35
88
$28,045,000
$1,190,000
Week Ended Aug. 7
47
79
64
Sales
$270,000
Thurs.
56%
Bond
Bonds
$4,762,000
2,406,610
2,531,710
2,631,510
2,619,130
Aug. 3_____
Government
Bonds
Bonds
Total
United States
Bank
Railroad
No. of
Shares
47
9
.*101'A 101%
90% 91%
+83'% 85
*92% 93
*86'% 88
*118
123
.
—
.
.Feb-Aug
3'As
1973
6s
0.7
+ 5.2
-
87%
12
25%
80%
90%
121
81'% 83'%
—
1.,—__Feb-Aug
3%s
+
316.2
Stocks
92
125'/*
97%
1
112
3s
conv
:
Gas
427.9
332.6
85
ApriZ-Oct
3s
431.1
.
Baity, Weekly and Yearly
45
'
84%
84'%
51%
—Apr-Oct
debentures
Edison
359-6
213.3
Transactions at
IN,la)
5's
362.4
High.
High
120%
—
24
—
457.8
217.9
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance and Service
Mining
Wed.
Corp
Gas
Goods
Tues.
1978_____Jan-jMZy
1963
Power
Chemical
;
Goods
Non-Durable
Jan. 1
Sold
High
Low
High
Change
July 24, '59
441,3*
Range Since
Bond*
Friday's
Bid & Asked
1959-
Percent
July 31, '59
Composite
Week's Rang#
Last
31,
29% Aug
Jun
Sale l'rice
1998
1% May
1ft July
6'%
Jan
7ft May
2% July
Apr
-29%
ending July
Feb
29 % July
19'/e May
26% Feb
6%
week
Jan
Jan
24'A
the closing prices of the common
1959, for composite and by major industry
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
for
Jun
21
2% July
1%
2
1959
for
Feb
45%
July
48
6]?
lft
72.75 Jan
SEC Index of Stock Prices
14%
15%
102.82 Dec 31
___
Range
The SEC index of stock prices based on
12'A
1%
25%
6%
Aug.
Jun
2'A
Aug.
Jan
17%
100
23% July
15%
1958
for
Range
Apr
1,000
2%
23
Closing
Apr
3,500
19
Period
3%s
Jan
700
U
%
18'%
ApriZ-Oct
6s
Averages
(35 Stocks)
Thur.
26% May
12% Jan
1983
deb
19.61
Mar
5s
debs
3'As
83.37
Rails. 5.601; Utilities,
109.60 Aug
1964
&
stocks,
65
35
10
1982
Gas
Corp
83.47
Feb
19%
1981
Counties
&
81.92
High
May-Woo
California
Dye
80.82
109.29
—
Southwestern
87.75
divisors: Industrials, 3.964;
109.25
—
Southern
222.70
by using the following
6
—
K
91.20
671.98
;
Averages are computed
5
Jan-Aug
J
83.48
165.23
6
Aug.
Aug.
Feb-Aug
series
83.42
Wed.
%
-fg Jan
8,200
%
ApriZ-Oct
series
82.03
Low
1982_ji
4%s
80.80
High
1982
47/as
87.65
109.60
4'As series H
Southern
222.63
109.34
95%
1973
I
90.75
4
4%s
series
165.43
3
95%
series F 1979
35As
672.33
Aug.
100
1973
series E
5
12 %
series D 1976
3%s
83.40
Aug.
Aug.
19%
debs
Water
B
83.42
83.13
83.17
Mon.
7s deb 1967
California
series
83.10
82.00
81.91
Date—
200
2%s series C 1976___i
3'As
81.91
30.81
80.82
Apr
2,000
3%s series A 1973
3s
80.98
87.65
87.58
Jan
——*
1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Southern
87.71
223.91
Jan
3'As
subord
Harbor
Safe
224.35
90.60
4'%
5%s debentures
Power
conv
90.62
167.33
3%
22%
1963
4s
American Cg
Rapid
167.58
676.30
___
91%
1974—Mar-Sept
1961
May-Woo
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963—
Jan-July
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3%s 1968
April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1971
i
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1964—June-Dec3'As 1970
Jan-July
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998_Jan-J«Zj/
England
223.49
678.10
4_
Corp—
subord
National Theatres
New
89.99
3
Aug.
4 % May
Aug
1
2
series
Valley RR
167.80
31
Aug.
Apr
!)
O
4,700
& Western RR 4s
convertible
674.88
40
Bonds
"
July
Corp—
National Research
ities
•* IC
5 %
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland
Rails
Stocks
2% July
38%
Inc
4s
debentures
AGuanianamo
Rails
tries
85
4s series
Builders
subord
6s
Util-
trials
roads
40
Interest
Aug
Total
Grade
400
A 1993—_—_—May-Nov
A 1st mortgage
4s series B 1993
.May
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961—Mar-Sept
General
10
Grade
400
8
Power
mortgage
Second
Indus-
Aug
Lackawanna
1st
10
First
10
65
trials
14%
10c
bonds
and
Jun
5'A
Lack & Western RR—
of N J Division—
Delaware
Total
15
Ut.il-
3%
5'A
Authority
Transit
Chicago
20
Rail-
2%
19
pfd
t Ex-dis-
-Bonds-
87 %
0
10
Low
2%s
of representative stocks
averages
2%
Friday
Edison
Jan
year's range),
July
2%
BONDS
Boston
(not included In
for cash
-j7g Jan
35%
Corp
6s
44
2
%
18%
—25
Pump
38%
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:
on
37'%
American Stock Exchange
&
Jan
___£1
Elec
112
23
5JA
Machine
Steel
.
117« Aug
35'A
dep rets ord regular
Steel
Jan
2
1
preference
A Amer
44
51%
19'% July
30'A
Wright Hargreaves Ltd—
:_—40c
Zale Jewelry Co—__—————1
Bethlehem
43
47%
300
30 %
Petroleum Co__.
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
Appalachian
._
58%
38
1,200
29%
10
_____
Petroleum
49
1,000
30
Woodley
Zapata
47%
1V2
29 %
Woodall Industries Inc——
6%
47%
57
3%
.——1
(John) Industries Ltd
American
3 '/a
27 %
—-—1
.
common
Wood Newspaper
__
1
19%
5
Co
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
Wood
58% 58%
ll76
3%
30'A
& Co
preferred
»
102%
100
__
-Stocks-
2'% Mar
Jan
July
22
*
20
Corp.—1
Brothers
1%
108
'A
__ls
.
_
__
100
Tues.
Williams-McWilliams Industries—
Wilson
..
„
__
65
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
Ltd—
.
Brothers
__
*93
__
..
64
*60
*60
..
._
87%
.
(The)
__
Ex-liquidating dividend.
4% Mar
100
2%
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
1
White Eagle International Oil Co—10c
White Stag Mfg Co
1
Wichita River Oil Corp___
1
Williams
Feb
91,800
.10
Coal
Wickes
29%
i% Jan
150
a
Invest
Inc
May
Feb
28'A
l-fr
—1
&
Westmoreland
3%
111%
3%
100
ord shares——
Stationery
rets
Tablet
80
Jun
9,400
2
1%
110
Leaseholds Ltd
dep
_.
$63
o
pfd
95
__
__
19%
.
50c
Development Co
Western
Amer
14'A Mar
5'A Mar
Jan
Feb
71
40
...
2%
2%
5%
1%
Inc
4.40%
Western
Western
2'%
Jan
28%
.
1.25
Products
Utilities
West Texas
2%
1%
110
1
_
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
West
1,400
77
••'2%
*
5
Company Inc.;
93%
2
.
^lve; "conv." convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certificates
' w 1," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Jan
22% July
76'A
10c
common
931/4
*120
13% Mar
,
.1
$6 series preference.
Inc (Del)
&
4%
4
■
2%
:30
Instrument
Webster Investors
Weiman
4%
700
1
common
Knapp Inc
6%
6
•
preferred
18
N
30
„10Q
Precision
_
*Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
SReported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula
16'/e July
Jun
14
1,100
16%
9'A
•
ctfs
trust
-
—
..
Jan-July
^
(not included in year's range),
Date
voting
93y4
*92
*13
Mar"Se^
tribution. x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights,
ABonds being traded flat.
July
33% Julv
2fi3/. Julv
•
Waco Aircraft Co
Baking
180
__
16%
__
*N° par value- a Deferred delivery transaction (not Included in year'? range), d Ex-interest
f Ex-liquidating distribution, g Ex-stock dividend, h Ex-principal, n Under-the-rule transaction
22% May
W
7 %- -preferred-*..-
__
—
June-Dec
Indus-
Wagner
180
„
__
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012„Jan-July
V
Valspar Corp__
Victoreen
—
Feb-Aug
Peru (Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
19% May
25c
Inc
Marion
Jan-July
A) 21/eS 2008
7'A July
1
Insurance
Universal
__
180
*16%
__
——Jan-July
7s 1939 <80% redeemed) ________
Jun
17%
15
Controls
14
5
Universal
Universal
__
11%
65%
1
com
new
Corp
American Corp
Universal
11
65 %
50c
25c
Reclaiming Co
Stores
Universal
11 %
1
Tile
iqo
Tan
16% Mar
900
4%
4%
4%
50c
4 700
21
20%
20%
1
Conditioning Corp..
class
iro
100
Aluminum
5% Jan
4ft May
10s
N J RR & Canal
United
—
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*171
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AHanover (Prov) 6%s 1949_.._
Feb-Aug
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008—May-Nov
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s <issue of May 1927) 1947
May-Nov
'
A7s (Issue of Oct 1927) 1947
April-Ocf
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
United Molasses Co Ltd—
U
$125
~~
Debt Adjustment debs—
4%
1
United Elastic Corp
United Milk Products
U
Jan-July
Jan
1
50c
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
United Cuban Oil Inc
U
1951
7s
16%
300
4
Amer
FO^gl! GOVemitieiltS 38(1 M UI1 id pS IItjOS
(Germany)
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A®s series A 1952
Feb-Aug
A6s series B 1951
April-Oct
7%
4 non
Union Investment
Yards
7
ADanzig Port & Waterways 6%s 1952—Jan-July
German Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Chemical Corp__
Union Stock
AUGUST
ABaden
Jun
26%
U
Unexcelled
ENDED
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Total
33
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(594)
.
.
.
Monday* August 10, 1959
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
AUGUST
ENDED
1
Week's
Friday
Boston Stock
Friday
Week's
Last
|
STOCKS
Range
of Trices
Chemical
Agricultural
Low
Co__*
Boston
ft
Calumet
Prop Trust,
Providence RR
*
Hecla
ft
Service
Cities
Eastern
St
Mass
cum
1st
cum
pfd
First
National
Ford
Motor
Ry Co
Inc...
Stores
Lone
Coal
Creek
Kenneeott
29%
Jun
43% Mar
75%
Jun
89%
426
60%
Jan
74% Mar
420
59
Feb
65% Mar
61
212
53
Jan
62
Mar
102
226
42%
Jan
102
Aug
__
—
100
27%
56%
—
27 %
common
52% July
6*48
Aug
337«
Feb
%
Jan
1%
Jun
__
i%
52%
1%
52%
100
15
45
5(5
Lew
U
S
U
48%
140
45
Jun
52
Apr
53 74
55 %
274
49%
Jun
59%
Jan
587.,
58%
59
64%
12%
12%
l.j
56% July
93/e Au.,
15
Jan
8 7 74
87 %
90
75
87%
Aug
146 7a 146%
75
1
__
25
—
1467a
Rubber
5
Shoe—...
Central
Maine
RR Co
5%
7%
7%
Jan
11
68%
60%
Jun
81%
81
New
England
New
England
Northern
Clin
Electric System
& Tel Co
Tel
Railroad
684
79 %
79%
81
82
—
51%
51%
—
Feb
Feb
Westinghouse
Co—
Rexall
Chemical
Drug
Stop
Co
Association
Shawmut
Stone
ft
20%
193%
—
17%
—
38%
139
37%
Jun
44
9o%
Jan
117%
37
Cincinnati
Transit
12.50
92%
92%
95%
41
Jan
97% July
57%
5774
5774
6
54
May
59% July
60
60%
$46,000
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United
31 % July
98%
Jan
12%
Jan
14%
10c
20%
1,000
1,762
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Jan
19c
Feb
193
194%
80%
81
55%
57
17%
17%
31
31
337
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20%
We
31
79
July
90
Feb
Feb
58
July
32 %
13%
Jan
64%
33%
Jan
42% May
28%
Jan
33
July
35%
3,077
33%
Jun
45
Mar
58%
1,188
45%
Jan
58%
Aug
160
46%
Jan
69
Aug
31
July
38
Feb
79
Apr
87
May
14%
Jan
20%
70%
Feb
97% July
34%
54%
5
—
68
69
Ref & Min Co.—__—50
__
31%
31%
75
81
81
15
17%
92%
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RR
Mass
700
Co.—
ft
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—
*
12.50
Westinghouse Electric Corp
„
—
92%
32% Mar
56 %
34%
Vermont
July
27
50% July
25
57%
U.S
Jan
31 % M ry
Jan
Jan
613
•
.
19%
Feb
23%,
70
common—25
Rubber Co..-
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July
203
42%
60%
—
—
217a
Jan
Jan
115
46%
31
19 %
59
31
U S
4%s
__
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Cincinnati Stock
Friday
Last
Sale Trice
Par
-
_
American
286
40'%
27
491
ADr
Apr
Last
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Allen
Electric
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Gas
Cincinnati
C
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Jan
42 Vb
Aug
1974
1974
29
14%
Feb
21
,
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Jan
40
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Jan
39
150
27
35
15
20
Aug
45
50
2974 July
52%
Feb
50%
Feb
37%
Jan
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33%
32%
33.'
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144%
50
92%
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Jun
460
32%
Jun
5
38%
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Jan
1174
225
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Jun
Aug
5 %
158
1174
47%
144%
Jan
13
Mar
125
Jun
140
476
6%
1
Jan
Apr
90 74
25
91%
120
%
70
674
12.50
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39
20
45
20
—
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20
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...
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44
_
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1974
10
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—
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...
Jan
53%
CO
44
Jan
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70%
144
60
Jan
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27 74
Jun
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84 %
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1,225
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90
52 74
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American
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&
May
Jan
12%
82
10%
Feb
25
Jan
33%
Apr
5074
General Motors
63%
15%
15 %
79%
50
10
Steel
(Illinois)
64%
5
165
41%
64%
151
47
Feb
65
15%
1,421
15%
Jun
187b
79%
100
80%
101
Lima-Hamilton
14%
13
_
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Ball
75%
;
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.....
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Masco
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89 V4
Shelter
106
14%
14%
100
13%
Jan
15%
6 74
6 74
4,950
3
3
Jun
74
Mar
Jan
Laboratories
Abbott
Steel
Feb
Feb
907
32
Jan
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15%
300
10%
Jan
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174
2,000
1%
Jan
1%
16%
3,154
3 %
17
1
20
%
57%
14
100
120
1 %
Jan
Feb
3 %
820
11
Jun
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Aug
Aug
Ja
1
17% July
3% May
22%
22%
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18 7b
Apr
25
46%
48'2
1,(305
36%
Feb
5 Vs
5 74
300
4%
Jan
48% July
6 % Feb
11 VB
Feb
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17
17
280
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July
2%
115
Apr
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16%
100
14
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17 74
38%
38%
338
30%
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3377
11%
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2%
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—
23
23
130
2174
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24%
21%
21 %
198
17%
Feb
22
3%
3%
100
3%
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12%
1274
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48 74
48 74
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10
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Jan
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4% Mir
15%
Jan
49 %
July
Admiral
1874 July
Mar
2
Corp
:
_
49% May
5834 July
Allied
Allis-Chalmers
Low
497b Mar
American
Airlines
43
American
600
61%
Feb
33%
1,900
26 7b
Jan
84% Apr
34% Julv
20%
700
17 VB
Fob
29% M- V
1
19%
19%
7%
7%
9
1,500
77b July
1
6 %
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6 7b
1,800
5
15%
1574
500
50c
—
36%
36%
30
33%
Jun
38%
Jan
American
Can
53 74
54%
75
52%
Feb
59r'.s
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American
Cyanamid
33%
33%
30
277b
Feb
397
b
Apr
American
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51%
52%
180
5074
Jun
60%
Jan
American
Machine ft
87%
87%
75%
Jan
91 %
July
American
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Feb
272%
10%
10
Ja
a
Feb
Feb
9
July
7% May
17
1374
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11%
2,100
57%
100
45%
Jan
58 % July
57%
58 74
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51%
Jan
64
33
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57%
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53%
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American
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American
Viscose. Corp
56
57%
669
50% July
44 34 Mar
55%
55%
74
39%
35%
38%
95
28%
-45%
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22
41%
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49%
55%
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55%
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9974
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131 %
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2974
29%
2974
700
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65%
Apr
100% July
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
40
15%
Apr
20%
Jan
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26%
Jan
32%
Aug
Bendix
16
40%
Jun
47
Apr
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64 %
66
36
44%
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54%
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25
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52
52
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56
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61
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20
25
25
26
72
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50
25
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_
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70% May
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1.47B
__
10
300
45 34
4774
900
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14%
15%
4,400
Jun
10 % Mar
44
Jan
53
10%
Jan
17% May
9%
Apr
10
Co
Consolidated
Aug
45 %
Aug
Booth
49 %
Jun
Borg-Warner
Inc
(Un)
(Un)
8
Binks
Co
Feb
Prai
52%
Jan
58%
Jan
Burlington
21%
Feb
28 % May
Burroughs Corp
63 %
Jan
70 %
Burton-Dixie
Gear
11%
Jan
18 74 July
4074
41
350
30
Jan
41 %
78%
200
68
ten
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27
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33
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5
27
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1,300
38 74
Feb
47 %
Aug
2 74
1.300
5
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_
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:
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467b
Jan
3% Mar
5
28
28
23
%
600
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Jan
66%
5
Corp
Com
67%
ly
774 July
14
100
1
1
Fisheries
200
1,600
3C
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8 74
17
76
77 74
4074
—5
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5334
Aug
8%
167b
76
16%
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Manufacturing
Boeing
Airplane
\56% Mnv
...13
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Co
Manufacturing
Feb
42% J
5458
-46
1
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146
35% May
39% Jan
Co
_
31% July
17%
Jun
—10
_
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preferred
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*
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32%
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San
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&
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65
43 74
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282
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99
81%
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96
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51
17%
1.40
Jan
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51
43%
5
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Regis Paper
64% July
Jun
American
31 %
J
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19
July
jq
S.3333
Apr
4674
100
70
Central
Oil
42
800
Feb
Arkansas
Jan
1,900
19%
51 %
Armco
50%
Apr
647-B
201
July
3074 July
45%
70
Jtily
33%
Feb
1974
69%
57
Jan
207b
45 %
65%
4534 May
24%
1,300
63%
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Jan
1,700
30 74
a
American
Feb
2974
29 74
19%
American
55%
277b
39% Jul v
637B
Aug
•
77% May
26% Apr
1
July
&
4,200
10
97
F
3774
29%
12.50
Co
Apr
ft
Aug
J, 1.
100
36 74
(111)
(Un)
Co
76%
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116
107% 107%
27%
1
(Un)
(Un)
Co
110
Anaconda
36 74
(Un)
Theatres
95%
587b
107%
;
94%
203
36%
1
•
America...
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Paramount
10
Manufacturing...
of
Co
36%
Ap-
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'24% Mar
High
73 74
33 %
57 74
Jun
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72 %
I aboratories
Jun
Range Since Jan. I
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33%
Steel
Jan
Shares
50c
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Alleghany Corp (Un)_
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for Week
72%
.
Brass
Allegheny
Sales
Range
of Tiices
10
...
Discounts
&
transactions only
Week's
-1.5
common
__
Investment
Exchange
round-lot
Last
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3674
1%
42.
7
4
22%
Par
20 %
Corp
page
Jun
Jan
34%
3%
Feb
5 74
2
1 %
15
Feb
Aug
100
15 74
1674
Feb
Aug
Mar
34%
34%
1574
compilation
17% May
5
874
1
Jan
44
1
~~
20
Jan
J
13
STOCKS
8
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see
31
23%
Friday
40
Register
footnotes
Jan
Midwest Stock
A
255
;
Brands
25
Apr
...
Aid
21
For
806
2 7'a
Jan
..10
—...
——
Advance Ross Electronics Corp
60%
Standard
30
474
1
Studebaker-Packard
Upjohn Co
21%
2.50
Rand
37 74
Jun
!
:
80% July
32 % July
32%
8perry
Feb
7%
10
—__
Products
41%
—
Oil
29
6 74
Manufacturing
Sherman
25% May
32%
Sinclair
656
;
1
Scotten Dillon
47%
Stores
Socony Mobil Oil
Southern Railway
37%
Jan
100
1
Jun
60%
Schenley
1% July
100
Manufacturing
Rudy
Jan
_5
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3 74
5,300
29%
5
Apr
Jun
10%
5874 July
Mar
1,560
174
388
Corp
19%
211
Mar
8
3%
2%
23%
15
Distillers
St
45
Aug
28% July
Jan
36
16%
217s
217%
5
Corp
Reynolds Tobacco
4,312
5%
174
5
41 %
7
1
57%
56%
2
80
23%
National
Radio
1874 Jan
800
Co
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47 %
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10
RR
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5
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%
—5
98
32%
5
Penn
26
4674
Acme
Cash
Pure
81
3%
1
65% Mar
National
Eciison
Feb
57
1
72 %
5
Owens-Illinois
51%
612
3
Brewing
Apr
60%
*
Ohio
3,356
2674
Co
7474 July
Harvester
Lead
July
81
874
Chemical
Davis &
Parke
44%
Corp
York
49
21 %
Products
Screw
Michigan
Armour
National
Jan
•1174
—
Feb
10
Chemical
39%
1
50
Montgomery Ward
New
Refineries
Leonard
Jan
5
Monsanto
442
.
8%
,
33% July
Electric
Tel
July
4874
79%
_______10
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Lansing Stamping
681/4
1
ft
24
4774
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5074
i
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Jan
1
16
Ford
International
Jun
.1
70
5
International
Jan
1574
1174
Breweries
*
_
5%
41%
1,643
213 4
Inc
23
l
Motors
328
5,150
5
68
.
Dynamics
774 May
47% Mar
16% July
6 74
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13% May
22%
11 %
&
35%
;
General
60% Mar
Feb
44 74
1
Industries
Electric
Lock
70%
Co
Dept
May
11%
674
29%
35%
Chemical
Federated
53
212
21 %
2,.50
66%
Wright
Eastman
448
43%
...
Manufacturing
2
DuPont
Apr
22%
10
108
14%
44% Mar
72 % May
13
44
•
July
90
55%
5
Dayton Power ft Light
Dow
1174
Bearing
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System
Products
Curtiss
&
79%
1%
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Ohio
5674
11%
1
1
1
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63%
31%
3
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Aug
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Columbia
33%
584
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Columbus
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Goebel
Jan
64%
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10
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29%
1
12
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2%
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Stocks
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Jun
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12
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Jan
*
common
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8%
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5
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Mar
2,008
12
3 74
10
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3
%
1
25
Power
Jan
Jan
374
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1
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1
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12%
—
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1
...
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for Week
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_
—
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Range
of Trices
41%
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for Week
of Trices
1
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11%
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....
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Range
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Exchange
—20
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Laundry
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Exchange
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
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of these Cincinnati prices.
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STOCKS
71 %
105
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are
Aug
169
309
262
50
40%
30%
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Jan
Mar
Jan
58%
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115
9
140
31 %
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Jan
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3
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48%
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Jan
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Oil
Standard
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18
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154
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45%
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33%
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Edison Co
1
25
Corp
Motors
American
Oil
Standard
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Shares
Par
Last
Sale Price
Sales
for Week
Sale 1'rice
American
Exchange
STOCKS;
24%
23%
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14%
Jan
26 % July
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—
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7
Friday
for Week
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Sale Price
FOR
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STOCKS
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Week's
Last
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Pacific
Corn
4%%
5
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,
New
Corp
America
of
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2%
2 Va
800
29%
44%
Par
July
Apr
29
27 %
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Jan
South
Corp
.
32% Mar
Motorola
39% July
Jun
48%
Jan
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41%
46
Jan
Jun
West
Corp..
900
30%
Jun
34 % July
4%
2,100
3%
Jan
6 % Mar
63%
1
33%
4%
63%
100
55%
Feb
23 %
23%
400
60
66
Conv
Co
Motor
Company
Co
21%
Jun
25%
60
29%
Jun
60
100
28
Jun
36
Jan
National
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (VIn)_;
25
Chicago Milwaukee ®St Paul & Pacific—*
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Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co.®
Chicago South Shore & So Bend
12.50
70%
70%
71%
500
66%
Jan
74%
Apr
National Distillers
Prod
27%
27%
200
.25%
Jan
33 Va
July
National
Co
25%
25%
200
25
33
33%
900
30%
15
16
Chicago
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Cities
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15
175
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175
100
175
176
36
67%
66%
68%
57%
32%
Jan
Apr
New
20%
Feb
North
147
Jan
147 %
Jan
Lead
York
Products
Corp
Cliff's Iron
Cleveland
Cleveland
Coleman
Electric
Co
*
North
Apr
185
Mar
Northern
72% May
Northern
50%
Feb
Jun
37
Jan
Northern
Natural
53
Jun
63%
Jan
Northern
Pacific
5
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.
Columbia
Gas
Controls
New
Co
common
Crane Co
48%
48 %
50
1,100
32%
33'%
400
__
Feb
Apr
Pacific
Jan
50 Va
Jun
Pan
32%
Aug
Jan
400
35%
29%
600
25% May
10% Jun
32%
27%
39%
13%
13%
14
33'%
35'%
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1,800
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150
10
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33
33
33%
850
87%
87%
37%
500
Jan
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;
Jan
Feb
34%
Aug
Jan
67
July
jun
47% Mar
24%
Jan
35%
74%
7
7
7%
Jan
92% July
Feb
9% May
600
5
270
270
275%
300
91%
95%
1,700
(Un)
El
Radio
203%
Falstaff
Flour
Feb
333a
11%
11%
15%
153/8
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13%
14
550
.
Freuhauf
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Jun
11%
Jun
13 3/8
Jan
11%
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10%
5,900
27%
300
18%
25%
Inc
25%
B
1,200
20%
Pepsi-Cola
(Charles) & Co (Un)__
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Potter
(The) Co
Public
275% Aug
Service
Pure
97% July
Co
of
Company
Oil
Co
15
Radio Corp
Jan
10% July
Revlon
Jan
27%
Aug
Jan
26%
Inc
19%
5
213/4
Jan
Jan
28 %
July
600
10% Aug
14%
Feb
51%
5
81 Va
General
Motors Corp—
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Gillette
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Glen
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Glidden
Co
Goldblatt
Gossard
Raisin
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Gulf
Oil
Hem
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76%
79
67%
67%
51%
__
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78%
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900
443/4 Mar
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700
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47'%
100
44%
Jan
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20
300
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20 %
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100
40 %
48
48
63
Feb
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73
46%
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21%.
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51%
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173/4
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27
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50
52%
24 Va May
450
107 %
Jun
126 %
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1,300
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15%
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3
22%
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200
16 %
Jan
26% Mar
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100
27%
Apr
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40%
33%
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400
35 %
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443/4
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Packer
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Jan
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200
46
Apr
55
70
Jan
75% July
543/8 July
72%
2,500
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1,800
43%
400
54%
55%
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31%
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800
17%
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200
48
55%
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26%
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International
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—1
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International
31%
433/4 May
Interstate
Jones
&
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(Un)
(Un)
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Co
54%
393/4
Jan
57
28 %
Jan
353/8
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17% Aug
17%
Oil
Co
(Ohio)
Stork
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Sundstrand
Swift
&
Tennessee
Texaco
Texas
171/4
17 S/8
600
15%
Apr
63
62
63
6,400
50
Jan
32%
31%
33%
2,600
26%
Jan
38
39%
38
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Liggett
&
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common
18%
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50
&
7%
100
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Jan
Trans
World
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Martin
Cement
Field
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4
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&
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....
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Brick
Inc
Union
2,100
58%
Jan
70
Aug
41%
43%
1,800
40
Jun
48 Ye
Apr
48y2
48y2
160
Jan
62%
66a/8
1,600
46
52%
1,800
Pacific
South
Utilities
43/4 Mar
Air
23%
Minnesota
Min & Mfg
:
Fruit
United
States
S
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443/8
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(Un)
footnotes
see
U
8
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42.
6%
Feb
11% Mar
145
42 %
Jun
47%
300
32%
Jan
47
July
623/4 May
81%
82%
300
19%
19%
20'%
1,100
Walgreen
55 % May
Jan
34 % May
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2,650
24%
17
163/4
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133A
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38 3/8
200
29'A
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103/4
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451/8
Jun
45 Va
700
35%
68 3/4
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68 3/4
100
53%
Jan
75
45%
45%
473/8
1,400
39%
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49%
10%
10%
1,400
8%
Feb
15%
105%
103/4
300
8%
Feb
62%
61
62%
2,300
453/a
45%
46%
3,800
40%
40 %
40 3/a
300
Mar
Aug
July
Jun
113/4 May
12
May
Jun
67%
42% July
52 Va
Jan
34
40%
Aug
Jun
58%
Feb
64
Apr
72%
72%
100
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243/4
24 3/4
263/s
4,400
21%
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533/4
533/4
55%
600
23
Jan
28% May
55% Aug
36%
35%
36 5/8
500
273/4
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36% Aug
70
68%
70
200
62%
Jan
70
15%
15%
300
15
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21% Mar
53
55%
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49%
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47%
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443/4 July
52%
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49%
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Jan
58%
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56%
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64
17%
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500
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59
59
59
100
43%
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14
14%
244
13%
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10
12%
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123/4
3,300
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59
59
59
200
52%
Apr
66%
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34%
1,400
263/4
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38% May
26 %
26
265/8
2,600
25 Va
Jun
29
45
45
46 Va
1,300
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500
27%
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35%
36
363/4
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27% Mar
39
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3,000
19%
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61%
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46% July
5
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70
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161/8
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Aug
70
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23%
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32 %
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Jun
May
July
17% May
Feb
38%
300
343/4
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433/8
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10
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35 Va Mar
200
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800
51
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200
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51
51
54%
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46%
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Jan
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Jan
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Feb
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20%
Jan
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Mar
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15%
Jan
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500
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700
71
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30
Jan
76%
Apr
80
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5
—
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44
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—
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Wrigley
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Radio
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&
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May
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Aug
200
28
Jan
34
Mar
550
36
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1,000
263/4
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23%
Jun
57
57%
300
53%
Jan
60
July
43%
92 %
102
43
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50
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10
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55
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308
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105
102
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—
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850
102%
1
10
Wilson
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——
16%
89% May
22% Feb
400
1,060
55
11% May
50 3/4 Apr
Jan
42%
Jan
19%
400
Jun
9% Mar
353/4
12% July
Feb
14%
365
48 %
100
24%
18
22%
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38% July
50% Jan
Jan
70%
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18
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Feb
Inc
Inc.—
14
22%
Feb
Apr
July
Feb
Union Telegraph
Westlnghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool
Corp.
Wieboldt Stores Inc $4.25 pfd
22
39%
July
4%
Western
14%
10
38
120
39%
Co.
22%
56
Jun
32%
400
Corp
400
55%
Feb
48
Jan
82
55%
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66
300
55
10,300
243/4
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600
543/4
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Universal Oil Products Co..
54
141% 146
2,700
543/4
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July
63% July
50% July
20%
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Jan
40%
47%
102 %1143/4
102 %
80
10%
Aug
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59
•
Feb
42%
98
36%
10
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201/4
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Mississippi River Fuel
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Monsanto Chemical
100
11
31 Va
43% Aug
49%.
100
62
423/a
Jun
1,500
141 %
77
62
44%
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1
703/s July
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66% Apr
3,000
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29%
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54%
Feb
46
32%
Corp
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Jan
43%
10
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Jun
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59
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77
62
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43%
1
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July
48%
303/4
Film (Un)
Co
Feb
29%
12.50
Jun
431/2
California
of
4
Meyer
Middle
47%
42 %
41%
•
10
July
1
_16%C
Chapman & Scott (Un)
Metropolitan
53%
52% Mar
21
8% Jan
700
59
Corp
70
.
*
Co
Medusa Portland Cement
Merck
54,
'43%
1
(Un)——.—.—1
Corp
Century-Fox
Webcof
Marquette
1,713
43
59
Airlines
Radio
117
Apr
16% July
..
17
43%
70 3/8 Mar
Jun
31%
—
—
80%
100
44 %
(Un)—
25%" Jan
-TOO
6,000
91%
1,700
-2
...—
Corp
Oil
31%
36% May
49%
16
Jan
_•
Ex-distribution
Electric
13 %
22 %
—.5
Co..t———
Union
91%
2,300
48%
3.33%
Thor Power Tool Co
Toledo
Union
31 %
200
36% May
59% July
43% May
60 5/8
5
Producing
64% July
'
13
Aug
333/a Aug
27%
16%
5
Inc
32 % Mar
12%
1
Jan,
63
,
■
81% July
.-®—
Tobacco (Un)
Aug
16% July
60%
48%
—.25
Transmission..
Feb
25
common
Libby McNeil & Libby
1,200
17%
20%
25'/a
60%
~
Leath
,
50c
Co
—
Jan
Apr
Feb
17%
25
Transmission
Gas
Inc
Gas
37%
Jan
Feb
12%
1
Co
Company
28%
3%
Feb
14%
48% Aug
17% Aug
5
Corp
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
629
20
14%
100
.10
...
300
900
100
1
Furniture
60%
1,200
38% Mar
1,800
5
Studebaker-Packard Corp (Un)
Sunbeam
Corp—
30%
Jan
Aug
1,700
485/8
'
59%
59 %
%
153/4
10
Standard Railway Equipment
Corp
30
97 %
A Aug
25
—
Stewart-Warner
Carbide
100
Apr
21,200
17%
—6.25
:
(Un)
Union
1,100
Jan
3*2 28/32
2
Indiana
J
20th
60%
23%
35 Yb
17%
N
193/8 Mar
100
65%
15%
of
Jun
May
Jun
17 Va
Oil
Aug
113
59
800
17%
Oil
Standard
Apr
100
28 3/8
17%
Standard
I
Aug
64%
463/4
Standard
173/4
4%
583/8 juiy
102 %
26
17%
;_*•
California
4,300
20%
Feb
Feb
463/4
of
2,000
4 %
42
64%
Oil
18%
20%
82 %
26
Standard
18%
4%
100
*
Tri Continental Corp
20%
1,100
Feb
5
45% May
4
563/4
__.1
130% July
363/4 Jan
69
56
102% 102%
1
Inc(Un).:
Feb
69
46% May
303/4 May
50c
(Un)
Jan
103% 103%
27% July
56%
Dredging Corp.—
28%
—1
common—
(Un)___
34%
69
100
—
Brands
United
Laciede
Co
200
103%
273/4
5
.
800
80
273/4
15
(Un)
373/8
80
273/4
5
Oil
35%
58%
65
39% May
1
Corp
130%
—8.75
58% Jun
500
1.40
(Un)
35
10
Chemical—
&
Light
21% May
100
423/s
—10
Co class A
18%
•
3.50
Steel
Laughlin
Aluminum
Kaiser
Kansas
(Un)
Power Co—
Pen
35%
130
•
Tel
Apr
61
41%
3
35
130
7.50
Co
&
Jan
Jan
39
'
International Tel
Apr
30%
—10
16%
Aug
6% Mar
1
.——*
International
.
—10
RR
2,400
35
July
61
Standard
Jan
Jan
14%
14%
20%
3/64 July
29
42
Standard
Feb
Apr
50
2%
14%
115%
19%
__
13
A
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)
Spiegel Inc common
Mar
600
1%
*
———————1
Southern
Aug
63%
Oil
Socony Mobil
July
.—__1
Co—
&
78
56% May
4%
.1
July
_1
Southern Co
Jan
62%
—
Apr
10
*
class
Co—
B
Sinclair
Jan
25
1%
—_1
Corp—...
E)
74%
__
25%
22%
2,600
1
(W A)
Class
21%' Jun
24
.
Jan
35
Jan
'
Stockyards
Service
Electric
Sheaffer
533/s May
29'/a July
19%
74%
2,900
44,500
A
323/4
5
Roebuck & Co
Sears
79
Aug
81% May
24
25
Steel
Jun
3
class A_—1
Illinois Brick Co
Interlake
443/4 Mar
47%
—
23%
_20 g
Schenley Industries (Un)
Aug
24
47%_
23
34
•
Schering Corn
583/4 July
43% May
25% July-
20
10
—1
Hupp Corporation
Huttig Sash & Door.—
Inland
64%
51%
*
Dock
(G) Brewing Co
Central
2,800
7,450
_1
(Un)
Industries
Illinois
Mar
383/4 May
243/8 Jun
26%
12.50
——
Corp
Howard
.
23%
5
•'
•
Public
Sangamo
Apr
*
—
Co
(Walter
45
400
25
79
-
Cooperage
Werner
Heller
98 3/4
100
Corp
Heileman
84%
4,700
i—2.50
w
,
Co..
Corn
Feb
Feb
38%
Great Lakes Oil & ChemicalGreif
74%
743/4
8
(Un)
Great Lakes Dredge &
Griesedieck
50% July
57%
Stores—:
Greyhound
1,500
98%
56% May
1
Paper
National
Louis
St
.
4,400
83%c
com
St Louis
Jun
81%
1
new
3%
54%
56%
35%
Feb
48
..5
(R J)
Tobacco..
Brothers Co.
Standard Corp
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
9% Jan
66% Jan
38%
Granite City Steel Co_
Gray
Feb
80
ex-distribution..—1
H)
Jan
7%
x97%
Brothers
(W
2
1,200
38%
Co
Corp
1,500
9
56%
Jun
473/4
2.50
Rockwell
66% July
103/8 Mar
51%
~
—
Rubber.—
&
3%
__1
—;
Telephone & Electronics Corp__10
General
Feb
200
Cement—.
General Public Utils
Genl
Feb
73/4
1.66%
Corp—
Portland
.51%
700
8%
—1
500
9%
3%
Foods
61 %
9
Dynamics (Un)
Electric Co_—
28 %
430
1
18 %
General
Jun
2,500
5
Rexall
7
1,100
General
3,000
543/4
10
River
General
53
32
53%
1
(Un)
Jun
9
513/4
313/s
53%
62%
700
1
52%
31%
5
20
—2
Corp
Mar
*
(Un)
19%
Contract Finance
Feb
42 % May
32% May
54% Mar
5
of America
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp
20
Box
Jan
*
!
Quaker Oats Co
Jan
July
Richman
General
Apr
25%
Jan
12%
26% May
Reynolds
General
32%
5,800
106
75%
69%
Apr
60%
125
31%
1,100
12% May
'
Aug
60%
38%
30%
3
1
Jun
distribution—2
ex
373%
(Un)
(Un)
•F
American
Bancshares
52
373/8
31%
*
8
Transportation.2.30
General
132% July
31% July
Jan
12.50
Indiana
81
11
Feb
39%
33%c
Philco
Feb
27%
26%
1,400
33%c
Jan
10%
600
45%
25
Co
50%
25%
283/4
41%
129% 132
5
200
10%
27%
413/4
50
7,600
25%
Feb
27%
2
.
7
1
129%
Jan
2
A
81
—_10
Co—
Corporation
683/4 May
11
«
class
Co
Pfizer
Jun
39
Co
&
Pen
6%
.
Jun
25
(Un)
79%
__5
58%
5
(Un)
79%
—5
585
6.25
Electric
Drug & Chemical (Un)
Reynolds Metals Co
_2
Inc__
1,
General
Corp
Glass
2
Corp
Dairies
30%
800
1,700
9%
1
Apr
1,800
27%
9%
1
Corp
Co—
Foremost
D
,—
of America
Motor
75%
33%
3
,
___—7.50
Whitney Corp
Mills
Ford
91%
34 %
Co
Brewing
Firstamerica
W
__IQ
Phonograph (Un5
&
Railroad
Fairbanks
F
(Un)
Manufacturing
Emerson
Erie
Co
Natural Gas—
Paso
Elder
Kodak
61%
S2
Pulman
Eastman
60
7.50
Peabody Coal Co common—
Pennsylvania RR
People's Gas Light & Coke
Apr
47%
_1
Gas
American World Airways
Class
17 % Mar
42
400
34% Mar
603/4
Rights
—
—^
Nemours
de
34
__
Jun
1
Chemical
&
Parke-Davis
52%
29
33%
Gas
Parker
52
1
28%
»
Natural
33 % July
53% July
29
5
59% July
395
Aug
52%
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un);
M
Jan
50 %
13%
25
America
of
500
32 3/a
12
Owens-Illinois
29%
Jan
26
25
Co
400
61%
313/4
3.33
(Un)
Olin-Mathieson
26
1,700
Co
Oklahoma
Mar
60% Mar
10%
400
11 %
.
Cudahy Packing Co..
T
28
50%
—
—
Crucible Steel
D
Jan
52% May
25% Jun
5
i__
w
23 %
200
11
50%
11%
603/4
3/64
Bancorporation
800
11
—
11%
31%
Aug
Oil
Jan
15% July
113/4 May
61%
—
Edison Co
1,500
28 %
__
Northwest
Manufacturing Co
1
15% July
5% Jan
Co—
Ohio
29%
5
10
.
Corp
Rights
Jan
16
Power
Oak
56 %
100
Mar
5
Co
(Un)
Ohio
25%
%
56
Jan
55%
(Minnesota)
48% Mar
Jun
25
__
54%
Jun
20%
8%
4
273/4
Aug
5
55%
800
__
Aug
45%
1,900
_*
Jan
49
2,400
62
8%
24
10
Service
Co
63% Mar
30 %
21%
59%
100
5
Public
Gas
31% July
24% Mar
29%
21%
61%
153/8
5
Jun
29%
21%
America
of
13% July
23% Mar
»
Co
Motors
400
24
153/8
8%
3% May
2% Aug
24
Jan
126 Va July
1
Ry
States
44%
1,000
25
Container Corp of America
Continental Can Co
Continental
760
16
10
—1.33%
Power
50
14 Va
common.;
Edison
Consolidated Foods
Consumers
50%
49 %
—
(Un)__
System
Commonwealth
49
49 %
—15
i
,
24
65%
Jan
Jan
•
Corp
32%
49
..1
common
Ilium
Inc
Car
200
100
2%
350
5
(Un)
Illinois Gas Co
700
48
58%
300
3
5
RR
Indiana
Amer
1,300
48
900
2%
50% July
1
Aviation
185
Northern
City
Jun
5
(Un)
Co (Un)
Central
American
33%
56%
55%
2%
5
Register
Gypsum
National
37 %
Jan
Corp
Cash
57 %
'33%
10
Nachman
Jan
%
100
Apr
July
Mar
8
7,000
175
__
25
Electric
&
25%
*
common—
preferred
;
Chrysler Corp
__
Feb
59%
2%
50c
33%
;
40 %
116% 124
~
2.50
;
33%
25
—„.
117
...»■
Ring
High
1,500
Specialities—
58%
preferred
Corp
Low
50%
59%
5
A
Piston
33%
convertible
__
Range Since Jan. 1
High
49%
1
common:
preferred
1
$3
Chemetron
common
50%
3
class
Muter
(Un)—;
(The)
convertible
Muskegon
Apr
Co
Inc
Vernon
50c
Muskegon
30%
4%
50c
5
;
Champlin Oil & Refining
5
&
Shares
Low
*
Morris
(Philip)
for Week
"
Montgomery Ward & Co
2?
100
41%
\
(Un)
High
Jan
30%
Brewing
&
18%
44%
—
common
Centlivre
1,100
6,000
29%
41%
—
V...50
26%
2%
29%
25
s,
common-
2%
Low
High
25%
2534
30c
preferred
Celanese
Low
Par-
Inc
Export Gas Ltd
Canadian
Carrier
Hecla
&
Canadian
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
'
—
106
18%
10
50
140% 140%
100
118 %
1.400
106
12%
117
Jan
Jan
95% May
20
Jan
Jan
July
140% July
Jun
132%
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
36
.
.
.
Monday, August 10, 1959
(596)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK ENDED AUGUST 7
FOR
Last
STOCKS
Low
Par
Corp
Allegheny
(Un)
common
100
16
100
63% Mar
80 V4
Apr
20%
GOO
17%
29 Va
May
45c
45 c
48c
16.900
5 Va
5%
1,000
3%
Feb
12%
12%
400
10Va
Jan
13 Vb
Apr
Apr
Aug
10
*
—*
American Airlines
Inc com (Un)
1
American Bosch Arma Corp (Un)——2
American Bdcast-Para Theatres (Un)_l
American Can Co (Un)
12.50
American Cement Corp pfd (Un)
25
American Cyanamid Co (Un)
10
American Electronics
Inc
1
American Factors Ltd (Un)
20
9%
200
7V8
Feb
33
36%
3,600
26%
Feb
36 %
36%
36%
37%
1,500
27 Vb May
91 Va
91%
100
84% July
104 Vb
28%
29%
1.400
Jan
33%
Corp
Sanitary (Un)
American
Standard
American
Smelting & Refining
American
Tel
American
Tobacco
American
Viscose
(The)
Anaconda
Steel
Armco
&
Armour
Warrants
(Un)
& Refining
Oil
Ashland
Associated
Atlantic
Avco
Bald win-Lima-Hamilton
Bros
Barker
Aviation
Bendix
Benguet
Oil
15 Vb
Jun
18%
Apr
100
43 V»
July
56%
80
79%
80%
99%
100
52
300
79 Va
85
1,800
63%
64 Va
78%
78 Va
79%
.3IV.
32
Hill
California
6Vc
California
Canada
Dry Corp
Canadian
400
11%
Jan
23
300
19 Vb
Feb
500
Feb
84 V. July
17
July
45 % Mar
57
45
Mar
5%
5%
300
5Va
Jun
5
24%
25
500
24 %
AUg
26
Feb
July
(Un)—10
77%
79
1,000
60%
Feb
79
Aug
68%
77%
700
443/4
Jan
81 % May
46%
46 %
100
42
Jun
53
Jun
Public
General
Gen
(Un)
General
Rubber
Georgia-Pacific
Getty
Oil
Gillette
Feb
Pacific
Canadian
Case
(J
I)
Products
Alden
—
Good
Humor
Celanese
of Amer new
Instruments Corp
Cenco
Gotham
Chadbourn
Chrysler
Corp
Service
Cities
Co
Fuel
Colorado
(Un)n
&
*
1
45%
21%
21%
1
263/8
25
117
-1
9%
9
7%
1
21%
21%
Gulf
Oil
(Un)
Corp
Inc
Stores
Aircraft
Hiller
Corp
Electronics
Hoffman
class A
Ltd
Mining
Hupp
Corp
Columbia
Gas
System
(Un)
Feb
57%
Jan
52%
Apr
Idaho Maryland Mines
7
1,100
8%
Jan
Ideal
3%
1,000
6V4 July
3
July
16
4,800
Co
Cement
Jan
3%
Apr
17% May
Nickel
Int'l
17
Jan
18 Va July
300
42 V.
Feb
49
July
3Tb
5,400
3 Vb
July
5
Feb
7 Va
Apr
500
1 Va
39%
55%
-
-
14
57%
100
>
1,700
11
1,300
7c
7c
2,000
33 V.
35%
500
6%
6
6%
430
46 Va
46%
47%
600
28
25
28%
3,300
28 V.
28'/.
7 Vb
7%
10%
— —
—..
60c
1%
9 Va
July
2.30
Apr
Jun
2
Feb
Mar
39
July
43 V4 May
49 V»
May
59
9
Feb
12
May
6c
July
Apr
14c
Mar
Aug
5% Feb
46 V4
Jan
33
Feb
47 V4
25
Aug
29% July
100
19 Vb
Jan
31% July
800
7 Va
Jan
,
33 Vb
12
May
Aug
8%
Apr
10%
10%
100
10 Va July
13%
Jan
24%
24 %
25 Va
900
14%
Jan
26 Va
July
33 Vb
33 V.
35
400
33 V.
Aug
45 Va Mar
65 %
65
66%
4,400
36Vb
Jan
66 %
Paper
Tel
Oil
Intex
Co
Solvents
Commercial
Commonwealth
Consol
Continental
Motors
Products
Corn
Crane
Co
(Un)
& Laughlin Steel (Un)
Jones
Corp
Preferred
Crucible
Industries
Kaiser
Kansas
Kennecott
Lear
Lehman
Leslie
(Un)
Corp
Co
Salt
Libby McNeill & Libby common
Lithium Corp of America Inc
Lockheed Aircraft Corp common
Lorillard
Deere
&
Oil Co
Chemical
Dresser
Lab
34
600
31
24%
25 Vb
200
14%
July
Jan
6 Va
6Vb
100
Apr
200
32% July
41%
27%
100
25%
33
47/b
Jan
33 V.
33%
100
311/4
Jan
37
67
66%
67
300
50%
Feb
72% May
Jun
64%
23%
Apr
31% July
36%
Jan
47
21%
21%
1,000
20%
Jun
24% Mar
15%
15 Tb
100
14%
Jan
17%
Jan
61%
100
56 V4
Jan
63%
Apr
60c
68c
•
70c
5,000
Jan
96c
Feb
64a4
100
Jun
67%
Jan
39%
41%
50c
61%
500
34
Feb
56%
56%
100
53
May
50%
50%
300
45
Apr
l
11%
11%
200
11
54 %
54%
200
52%
53
53%
200
35%
53.
53b
200
4%
Jan
_
56%
25
__
53.
5
54
1
10
Motorola
Feb
59%
Jan
53% July
7
Jun
May
600
50 %
Jun
60 %
Jan
Jun
97%
Apr
200
26
32Vb
Feb
123.',
100
11%
Jun
16%
Jan
34
500
27% Jan
39 %
Apr
6634
300
48V»
Nafi
(Unt
Inc
'
•
Central
RR
Oil
Co
Jun
July
20% July
Feb
20
Jan
Invest
_1
__—.
1
common—
100
39
Aug
58
Mar
Olin Mathieson
600
41 %
Jan
47
Feb
Owens-Illinois
200
11% July
43% July
46%
46%
7%
49 V.
7%
7%
87%
87% '
88
39 Va
7%
275 V. 275 V.
__
200
200
200
.
Mar
Ohio
Oil
593/8
May
6
8% July
Pacific
Jan
92% July
Pacific
453/a
Pacific
39 Va May
300
6%
100
206%
Feb
Feb
20c
—,
Air
Eastman
Elder
El
Lines (Un)—
Kodak
Mines
Auto-Lite
Electric
Bond
Electrical
Emerson
(Un)
Share
Co
ZZ5
Co (Un)
Corp.
(Un")ZZZ~Z_5
40
Co
Jan
9% May
275 Vb
ZZ_*
if25
_
95%
Aug
Cement & Aggregates.
1st
preferred
Whitney
Oils
Fluor
Corp
55
300
37
Jan
55
Food
Tiger
Mach
Ford
Motor
Foremost
Friden
(Un)__
n
.
ZZZ
ZZZZZZZZZZ
(Un)
Ltd
Line
&
ZZZ
Inc
Apr
Jan
21%
Jan
26% May
58
400
45
Feb
58
14%
600
11
Mar
15
'A May
July
1st
red
July
t7;; Jan
Pacific
Pacific
9V4
10%
1,300
73/8
5 Vb
5%
2,100
4% July
18%
18%
100
16%
2534
25%
25%
1,500
20%
41
41
100
37 Vb July
21%
21Tb
100
20
Apr
43 % May
27 Vb May
16%
16%
200
11%
Jan
20
:
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—
2 50
*
(The)
l
16%
Feb
Jan
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see
page
42.
May
<
Jun
19%
Feb
9
Jun
12 Vb
Apr
1.85 Mar
10 Vb
8
July
Feb
203/4 May
26V8
Jun
Apr
Pacific
51 Vb
Jun
59%
Apr
200
60 %
Feb
81
Jun
60%
400
37 Vb
Feb
65
18%
2,200
July
July
v.
200
.30
12 3/4 Mar
20 Va
293/4
Jan
32 Vb Mar
July
116 V. Mar
103
500
55
400
51 Va
Jun
62%
Jan
16%
2,400
9 Vb
Jan
18%
Apr
30
100
28%
Jun
31% Mar
57
200
54
Mar
63
Jun
123/4 July
25
31V.
2,300
28'% Aug
39%
Apr
443/4
100
373/8
48 Va
July
38c
41c
26,600
41%
63 V.
100
38%
Jan
41%
63
200
49 %
Jan
69
43
f?
1L%
100
41%
63
900
15 V.
48%
600
323/4
Jan
61% May
51
3,100
46
49/2
38c
Jun
Aug
42 Va Mar
83 V.
100
65 Vb
Jan
89
17%
200
15%
Jan
22
7Vs
7 Vb
800
6 Vb
Feb
2.40
800
2.25
2.25
82V\
1.75
Jan
Apr
Jan
8 Vb
Jun
3% May
82'/.
82 Vb
100
69%
Feb
89% May
19%
20 Va
300
18%
Jan
223/8
Feb
26
26 V.
1,700
21%
Feb
29 Vb
May
40
41
500
10%
12 Va
1,700
Aug
13
55 Va
56 Vb
600
3 8 3/4
Jan
56% July
31
31
100
29
Jan
34
49%
50 Vb
400
40 %
Feb
50 V.
July
143/8
143/8
100
13
Jan
203/b
Feb
Jan
—
40
10%
35 % July
10 %
118
118
100
58%
18 V.
118
18%
200
14% Mar
41% Mar
July
Feb
124% July
19
July
22
22
100
22
Aug
24
Jun
28
28
100
263/4
Jun
31%
31%
32%
400
28%
Jun
34 Va Mar
12%
22
13%
1,000
--
31%
—
9% July
1334
Jan
Aug
7
7
800
Jun
12 V. Mar
20 V.
20%
400
1934
jan
21Vb
1
1
500
%
Jan
1% Mar
28
7
28%
700
26
Feb
35%
Jun
313/4 July
40% Jan
17c
July
7
Jan
37
800
19c
20c
16,300
2.20
2.25
3,700
1.75
413/4
44
1,000
39%
Jan
52% Mar
33%
34
200
24%
Jan
38
July
25%
25%
26
May
3 6 3/4
20c
2.25
41%
33%
Jun
34c
2.90
Feb
Feb
4%
Jan
110
23
Jan
24Vb July
700
473/4
Feb
57 Vb May
34 V.
1,600
30
Aug
44% May
4 Va
■'*
24
24 V.
543/4
30
54%
30
40
24 V.
54 %
5
42,200
2.75
Jun
Feb
5
Aug
■
100
100
100
90
Feb
12%
—
12 34
200
11%
Apr
19
18%
1934
1,400
30 Va
30%
31V.
300
18% Aug
27%
Apr
100
July
Aug
13% May23 V.
Jan
Mar
42
663/4
Apr
Jun
32
Apr
Jun
27%
Jan
22% July
25
24 %
25
400
24 Vb
26
Jan
May
26 Va
Jan
23 Vb May
25 Vb
Apr
23%
23%
100
22%
22%
100
21'/.
Jun
22
22
100 ~~
21
Jun
62
62
100
52 Va
Jun
—2
6%
6%
7
4,100
4%
Feb
49%
49%
50%
1,300
47%
Jun
553/b
common——*
*
86 %
86 Va
100
36
6
6
200
Co—
.—25
—25
25
—10
——
1
Airlines
22%
—
Development—33 %c
Gas
&
4%
1
14%
23% Mar
22%
Jan
71
Apr
8 V. Mar
Jan
Jun
943/4 Mar
4Vb
Jan
63. May
Tel
4%
5,900
2 V*
Jan
5%
Apr
14%
15
1,400
133/8
Jun
19 Va
(fan
10%
100
9 Vb July
13%
Apr
43/8
—■-—
—
&
common
Electric
100
50c r
1
182%
36%
26
182 183%
420
36 V.
41V.
1,800
25%
Jan
185 Va July
36 V.
Aug
44% July
23 V.
Jan
149
Pictures Corp
Davis
&
Co
(Un)
(Un)
51
Jan
81 Vg
Aug
1,300
19%
Jun
213/4
Jan
68
3,600
59
Jun
76
Apr
Phelps
Dodge
26
26
27%
1,300
183/4
Jan
28 V8 July
Philco
Com
Corp
(Un)
(Un)
—1
3
1,300
II
18,600
46%
200
44% May
36 Va
35 V.
Apr
II
Aug
U July
45%
47 Va
45%
51 Vb Mar
48 Vb
400
Feb
48 Va
17%
17%
1,300
15%
Apr
20Va
31 Vb
*
50
33%c
1
33%c
12.50
29 Vb
n
(Un)
Rights
20
Jun
Feb
Feb
58
83 V.
.4
Feb
May
500
81%
52 Va
65c
163/4
—
16
Jan
24%
Pan American World Airways
Paramount
Jan
133/4 Jan
13 Vb
10%
Oil
Packard-Bell
Parke
Jun
600
300
80
24 34
Petroleums Ltd
Tel
3 Va
2.40
53 V.
Jun
pfd
Northern
Aug
24%
preferred
1st
2
29%
66
Trailer"~Co_ZZZZ_Z_ZZZZZZZZl
Aug
45'
583/4
19%
2,000
130 V.
Feb
18
200
.r. 200
106 Vb
29 Vb
200
793%
Feb
10
Jan
86%
100
1,000
18% -
57 Vb July
116% May
300
373/8
Apr
.
2,400
66
41
Feb
1,500
20
1,600
39%
27
79%
1
52%
1,300
1.35 Mar
30%
2
50 3/4
55%
Jun
383/4
-*
65 V.
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi-Cola (Un)
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc
(Un)
~~io
Corp
Co
Dairies
Z~2
Z5
Jan
30
1st pfd
Indemnity
$4.50
Pacific
1.15 Feb
5%
Jun
Feb
34<i'
44%
41c
Apr
14
July
31V.
9,600
64%
5
Chem
Inc
Fmehauf
37%
18 Va
3,000
75c
100
81c
8
92c
26 Va
Industries Inc—
31% Aug
500
17%
300
35%
Jan
Feb
5'%
30c
27
Lighting Corp
preferred
100
19%
200
21,860
64%
Pacific
31%
%
200
71c
30%
Pacific
31%
78c
7%
Apr
July
Va July
25
Aug
15 Va
Va
26 V.
——25
25
preferred
25
Pacific
19%
1
ZZZIZ~1
ZZ
I
Corp
Co
Corp
Flying
common.
Ltd
Firstameric?.
Tlintkote
red
red
2 Vb
Warrants
Fairbanks
Fedders
4.807'
53%
78c
Jan
;
58 Vb
1st
4.36%
39
_
14>
46 Vb May
1st pfd class A—,.25
4.50%
Jun
78c
100
42 Vb
redeemable
Jan
Jari
30%
57
23 %
39% July
redeemable
Jun
Apr
3/b
1,200
co
57 V. July
100
5%
July
75%
.1,000
1334
21
Apr
200
preferred—
1st
5%
97
100.
1%
34 Vb
Va
Aug
42
5
——5
Gas & Electric common.
6%
Apr
95%
1
16 %
<393/4
56
————8
Products—
Clay
46
1%
31%
200
200
42
6.25
Co
Fisheries—.——
American
Jan
33 Vu
15%
Jan
16%
42%
5
Chemical Corp—.
Glass
•
Exeter Oil Co Ltd
Fargo
34
1%
Ltd—________Z—
cidSfR
ZZZZ—_1
Corp
100
33 Vb
20
(Un)
40
'
4
Phono
&
Cap well
Railroad
Eureka
Co
Products
Emporium
Erie
&
Radio
ZZ*
ZZZZZZl
ZZZ3
ZZ~5
—
Gas
Electric
..
1
Co
Ltd
Natural
Paso
1
;
3%
55%
5%
Eastern
Jan
*
(Un)
Co
2.60
153/8 Mar
Facific
75 V4
Petroleum
Occidental
Jan
v
40%
73/8
■
1
1,900
13
500
28%
—25
—1
39
50c
(Un).
preferred __———25
Northern Pacific Railway (Un)
—5
12%
15%
Jan
2.90
May
15 Va
5Vs%
45%
;
Aviation
preferred
6%
12%
—5
—1
—'
67
May
44%
__
ZZZZ—l
—1
American
North
*
—1
(Un).
—
American
North
1.50
12%
*
(Un)
Niagara-Mohawk Power
Nordon Corp Ltd
Norris
July
80c
57
(Un)
Inc
Co
Jun
18
30
1
Natomas Company
1
New England Electric System (Un)—1
New Idria Mining & Chemical Co.—50c
Y
36%
91c
J
City Lines
—1
National DistillerS & Chem Corp (Un)_5
N
18
1,800
Aug
14%
14%
Corp—_————1
Theatres
26% Mar
Jan
Feb
26
55
National
National
Jan
11% Mar
104 1053/4
104
1
Corp
Airlines
National
100
*
3
.
'
•
17%
126 V.
...
-12
30
1
Montrose Chemical
1,100
(Un)
Jan
100
17%
50Va
Montgomery Ward & Co (Un)
19
B)
Jun
8%
5,900
59 Va
Co
(Un)
Inc
Co
18%
common—
107%
>400
58
—*
&
39
5
100
9%
2.30
55 %
31
Merck
Co
Petroleum
Merchants
18 V.
;
117
Apr
77%
2.35
1
25c
16%c
Merritt-Chapman & Scott (Un)—12.50
Mission Develop Co (Un)
5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp—
10
Monogram Precision Indus
1
Monsanto Chemical
2
Montana-Dakota
Utilities
(Un)
5
Manufacturing
Menasco
Northrop Corp
63%
—7.50
Calif—
30% Mar
10
18
Inc
Frank Co
18%
Co
Co
Navigation Co (Un)
& Robbins Inc (Un)—
&
39
(Un).
*
1
1
*
Matson
18%
♦
&
Apr
63%
—
1
Co
24 Vb May
Feb
143/4
18%
—
Company
2.50
___
Jan
23%
30 Va
35
28%
10c
(Un)
(R Hi common
Co
(Un)
—2.50
class 23-
(Allen
13%
58 %
29%
Inc
Apr
Jan
12 34
1
(Un)
July
33%
1
(Un)
45
53
58 Vb
Feb
29%
(Un)
Jan
64%
1
__—
56 Vb
173/4
200
130 V. 130 Va
1
Martin
July
6134
15%
29 Va
Inc
May
52%
56%
90%
deNemours
Jan
Jan
July
—
130
of
Aug
6%
34%
9 i
Co
25 Vb
34%
l
_
Feb
26%
100
;
com
32% Mar
118% July
34 % July
27%
90%
Industries
DuMont
duPont
Jan
31%
—
50c
common—
Aircraft
Douglas
Jan
84 Vb
lo
_
Dominguez Oil Fields
Dow
20 %
300
of America (Un)_12%
Co
Inc
29
200
90%
Productions
Douglas
200.
22
109
*
Company
Dorr-Oliver
Jun
29 Vb
200
Corp common—
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp
Disney
13 July
Meier
1,400
*
393/a Mar
400
1,500
'
105% 106 V«
35
—
1
McKesson
Apr
4
l
Productions
Desilu
Jan
lli
30
—
Publishing Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Co
21%
46%
(Un)
Curtis
Macy <fc
Feb
213/4
54%
(Un)__5
Co new common
(P)
32
109
—
50
1
10
7
Inc
Feb
75c
—
(Un)—
Copper
July
4
35%
17%
County Land Co
Kern
54
Jan
61c
63c
-4
8.75
—*
2.50
(Un)
Mar
2%
7%
7%
10
—
Light
&
Power
Jan
20
56%
Corp
—
Steel
29% July
300
29
(Un)
43
23%
com—33 %c
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp
97c
16%
—
78c
50c
5
Oil
Jade
Jan
28% July
Jan
42
-
7.50
(Un)
(Un)
27 Va
July
13% M&y
51c
2.75
54%
————3%
33%c
Co
Co
Johns-Manville
Aug
Aug
46%
Co
Zellsrbach
Crown
106
213.
—
10
(Un)
Co
Oil
400
1%
29%
—
31%
1
(Un)
Crestmont
32
21%
I V.
Aug
106
29
(Un)
Co
1,200
30
20%
.
25
Co
Can
5
'
•
25
(Un)
Electrodynamics
Power
31%
106
46%
Edison
Continental
106
*
Cons Choi Gould & Savage Min
Consolidated Edison Co of N Y (Un)
Consumers
Aug
Tel
&
Power
Interstate
(Uni
Canada
of
Co
International
3.00 Mar
90c
•
•
International Harvester
Jan
Jun
26
26%
10
Imperial Development Co Ltd
Apr
46%
-700
Corp (Un)—50c
-10
16%
*
Aug
10%
200
153/a
16
Aug
Apr
28
54%
143/4
32 V» July
Jun
•
(Un)
(Un)
Co
(Un)—
Co
44%
39%
——
!——1
-1
*
—12.50
1
1
<Un>—
Co
Co
43%
3%
"
50c
—
Holly Development Co
27%
2.50
System
47%
22
1,700
263a
(Un)
Aircraft Engl
Grumman
5%
1.90 Aug
1,300
43 Vb
3
200
33 Vb
1
.
Broadcasting
.2%
600
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
Great Western Financial Corp
200
46 V.
10
Iron
Columbia
200
Greyhound CorD
1,600
1 Va
—-
1
Inc
52 Va
2 3/4
45%
16%
—w—
10
Vought Aircraft (Un)
Chicago Milw St Paul RR com (Un)
Chicago Rock Island & Pac (Un)
8,000
52 Va
International
25
Chance
65c
1
57%
14'/.
10c
i
400
58c
65c
(Un)
(W R)
29%
16
—
—
14 V.
56 Vb
*
1
28
& Co
Grace
3%
100
com
23
27%
10c
Magnavox
Corp
240
223/4
Calif
Sound
JL
5
(Un)
1
5
1.90
58% July
45 Vb Mar
23
of
Co
6 3/4
-
50c
common
203/4
300
—1
57%
12.50
Co
200
51 Va
Corp
(Un)
Glen
45'/.
——
5e
(Un)
Tractor
23
50%
Gladding McBean <fc Co
29 3/b
29%
—1%
Railway
Co
&
Caterpillar
23
1
(The)
Howe
85
5
1
4
(Un)
Corp
69
(Un)_83%c
Co.
Co
Co
Gladden
Electronics
&
<fc
Tire
(Un)
Utilities
Telephone
25% May
Jan
Ltd
74%
51 Va
Jan
3,600
19 V.
18%
3
Oil
67 V. Mar
2,200
Oil
67 %
(Un)
Homestead
50% July
81%
Oil
200
pfd (Unt
Packing Corp new
800
57%
Home
Power—
Oregon
54%
24%
Holly
78
non-cum
51 Vb
Jun
Mar
39
Jan
81
Homestake
77
Co.
24
56%
Co
M J M & M Oil Co
Cement
Calaveras
200
22%
80% July
73% May
(Un)
32 V8
38%
81 Vb
32% July
18%
2.50
Inc
32%
503/b
Feb
22%
May
Feb
5
1
5
27 V8 July
—5
Electric
65 '/. Mar
23
Jan
(Un)
Co
Feb
\
Corp
Industries
Corp
May
62
2,100
87 Vb July
84
23
_—
Burroughs
May
36%
Min
200
Exploration Co of California—1
General Motors Corn common
1%
General
Public
Service
(Uni
10c
General
Hartfield
500
<Un)
39 3/b
31
1
Corp
300
31
General
Hawaiian Pineapple
56% July
600
—1
8
General Dynamics
46
5
of Texas
Co
Jan
106 %
2,900
Budget Finance Plan common
Burlington
Feb
95c
Borg-Warner
Corp
(Un)__.
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc new com w i_5
Budd Company
;
5
Bunker
Jun
8%
—
Controls
45%
5
American Oil
General
Apr
89
Jun
37 V8
62
1,200
—2
Oil
Z
200
31%
5
PI
Co
76
200
51%
91
1,400
99%
53 % Mar
Feb
44 V.
'
—
High
Low
High
Low
Feb
8%
<Un)___
Cons
Airplane
Chica
Bolsa
200
2,000
45
64%
Co
Mammoth
Boeing
1,500
July
85c
Gypsum Co (Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp
(Un)
Bishop
Mar-
49 Va
58 V.
Bestwall
Black
43
Feb
58 V.
1
(Un)
19% May
Jan
25%
15%
5
1
Inc
Cons
Jan
30 V2
3%
Inc.——
Corp
12
100
16%
Consolidated
Instrument
700
36
100
1
_
Corp
Barnnart-Morrow
Beckman
14%
(Un)—13
Corp
Co
Petroleum
Bandini
(Uni
Ohio RR
&
Baltimore
20
3
:
64% July
50%
3%
(Un)
Corp
27
Feb
50
1
pfd (Un)
5flc
Corp
Mfg
Jan
46%
45
(Un)
Warrants
23 V2
200
15 V.
—
—
1
.
700
15 Vb
1
Corp
July
26%
64%
46%
—
(Un)
Corp
Atlas
Goods
Dry
Jan
45%
63%
(Un)
45%
50 %
45
79 V.
Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)__10
Refining Co
(Un)—
—1
Atchison
Atlas
(Un)
(111)
30% July
Jun
36
10
9
(Un)
Corp
Co
Feb
42
13%
13%
1
(Un)
Co
20%
600
25 V.
25
-—
700
300
643/g
25 V.
50
Corp
Ampex
25
(Un)
May
31%
29 Va'
45 3 a
33 Vh
(Un)
Co
Corp
Apr
39
Feb
30 V2
Mir
30%
(Un)—•
& Tel Co
24 '/a
39 Vb July
29%
■
5
*
5
(Un)
Chem
&
Potash
American
6% Mar
9%
(Un)
Corp
Jan
85c
July
42c
36
Mfg Co (Un)__
Limited
capital
Motors
American
Feb
9%
Petroleum
Jan
17%
72%
20
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminium
Amerada
22%
Jun
17'/.
72 V.
(Un)
Warrants
High
1
Mining Co
Gold
Juneau
Alaska
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
_
2
Corp
General
High
Low
2
Corp
Corp
Aeco
Range Since
Jan. 1
20
2.50
5
1
10c
ACP Wrigley Stores Inc (Un)
Abbott
Laboratories
—
Admiral
Garrett
Shares
of Prices
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
33 3/b
1,000
26%
Jan
33% Aug
5 3/b
Jan
103/a
9
9
9 V.
4,100
38V.
38 V.
39 Vb
1,600
60 Vb
60 Vb
25
28 Vb
25Vb
'
100
3,300
36%, Jun
60
21%
July
Jan
Aug
Jan
Jun
45
May
70
Feb
3 6 3/4 May
Volume 190
Number
5871
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(597)
-
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
•"7
Bar
.
Philip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
Puget Sound
Pure
Oil
common
Corp of America
Rayonier Incorporated
Co
(Un)
Republic Steel
Rheem
Rice
Oil
Dutch
St
1 'A
Apr
Zenith
21
200
28'A
10
10'/a
1,000
19% Aug
81/2 Jan
76%
77%
1,300
67
27%
27%
28'A
1,400
44%
44%
47
800
31'A
108 % 114%
400
67
Feb
54%
200
48%
Jun
1,700
18%
Jan
1.25
1.25
1.25
200
96c
Jan
1.35
Jan
383/e
37%
38 3s
200
29%
19%
20%
600
45%
1,200
203/8
22
1,500
20JA July
273A
37%
38%
1,000
35%
Jun
5
42
523/8
52%
26%
523/8
300
431/4
27
3,900
21'A
21%
200
20
II
™
44%
A
Inc
Instruments
Chemical
Co
Inc
72% July
85%
29%
45%
Apr
39%
Jan
491/4
Jun
Tishman
Delaware
Power
Duquesne
Feb
14% Mar
Electric
Finance
Co
35%
Apr
61/2
Jan
12
Mar
Ford
76'A July
183/8 Jun
89
May
Foremost
22
Jan
39
28%
34%
39
200
S%
10
1,200
82%
100
20%
300
28%
30%
700
36%
1,700
61
61%
400
A
Jan
Hudson
67%
Apr
5%
135/8 July
213/e
Jan
5.12%
43
Jun
51%
Jan
543A
Jun
633A Mar
Madison
46
900
59
2,700
241/8
100
21%
23% May
205/s Jun
series
Coal
Lehigh
Pennsalt
Aug
5%
Jan
4
4
300
4
40%
Feb
40'A
73%
Aug
73%
100
633/4
Jan
74%
Jun
56 3/8
56%
200
54
Feb
59%
Jun
40'A
800
34%
(The)
&
Philco
24%
53'A
24%
26%
2,100
213/s
Feb
13
200
9%
Feb
49%
Jun
283/b May
14% May
Potomac
Electric
United
Fruit
Progress
Mfg
Gas
Corp
Scott
Feb
Scranton-Spring
Co
Rubber
Steel
Jan
40 3/8
July
Jan
43
Mar
Smith
Kline
Apr
South
Jersey Gas
621/4
633/a
12%
12%
12
26%
4'A
26'%
300
57
Jun
64
Service
Co
Universal
Cons
Oil
Jan
Sun
29
Jan
2,100
100
35 3A
Jan
463A July
22%
22%
300
19%
Jun
25%
11
11
200
34'/8
34%
2,900
87
873/4
Jun
S3/,
jun
5%
9
26%
1,300
100
21%
30%
32%
42 3/a
313/a
/
„
39
50%
.—10
July
Oil
19%
Jan
Washington
—
28% Jun
23 % Apr
21% July
Gas
Light
36
31
425/a
200
39
Feb
42%
Aug
Blaw-Knox
3IV2
200
27%
Jan
31% Mar
38%
39
600
35
Jun
43%
333A
200
31 %
Jun
35% Mar
50%
33 3A
51%
2,300
44
Jun
53% July
3 8 3/e Feb
Industries
800
33
Jun
19
July
20
31
Jan
45
51%
54%
600
51% July
65%
34%
34%
400
33'/2
Jun
36
400
34%
Jun
423/4
113A
500
10%
Jan
14
Mar
58
May
35%
11
.1
351/4
11
48%
67
102%
49
200
42
67
68
200
46 %
102% 104V2
45 %
46
1,000
5/8 Jan
Jan
48%
30
10
10%
1,100
7
45
453/8
200
36
10%
(Un)——5
52%
July
Apr
15% July ™
Jun
20'A
90
1,080
31"%
Aug
35% July
July
Apr
29% May
20% Jan
Jun
57
•
27%
28'A
2,255
27 %
50
171/2
17%
18
2,098
15%
•
513/4
51%
52'A
3,729
463A
10
73/8
6%
71/2
2,683
25'A
24%
28'%
1,789
25"%
263/8
410
10
Friday
Last
"
Sale Price
__
Par
Asbjestos
Atlas
19%
19%
10
14%
Jan
21
393/4
509
373/8
Jun
441/8
20%
20"%
21'A
116
20% July
85%
83
85%
786
72'A
Jan
22 %
33 'A
a23%
♦
38%
1975
'l53
59%
Jun
12V2
Jun
45%
•
preference
High
34% May
23
40
Feb
24
10% Aug
19%.Mar
21
42% July
35
36
4,656
44%
44%
45
26% May
421/2 Jan
a52
a52
50%
11% Mar
'
Co
28
Screw
S
Bolt Corp
Engineering
&
Glass
&
footnotes
see
page
42.
21%
of
265
20 %
Jun
243/i Mar
8% Mar
8%
8%
8%
2,155
24%
2434
458
231/b
Jun
27
Feb
37%
3 7 3/4
318
34%
Jun
40
Mar
57%
57%
50
44%
Feb
59% July
37
37
Jan
40
—
120
7%
33
Jan
Apr
4
4%
Fdry
2,285
83%
86%
181
73 3/4 May
91
Mar
29%
28%
30%
383
25% July
31
Apr
37%
3734
5
•
Mar
Feb
AUGUST
Glass
B
Ccrp 5%
preferred
51/2%
Eowater
paper
preferred
.
——;——.—
60
7
90
16
Jan
3%
1,520
3
38 Vs Mar
98% July
33%
34%
193
32
92%
96%
195
703a
23% July
.
7
Aug
Jan
93
Feb
Week's
Friday
•
*
Feb
4"r
Electric
cumulative
May
36
Feb
24%
Jun
29 %
Feb
British
20
Jun
24
Feb
British Columbia
63% Mar
British
62% July
31
.
43 %
43%
Bruck Mills Ltd
red
_—
31
43%-
45
26%
Jan
35
_8,Q71
39%
Apr
44
160
42 3/4
471/2 Mar
100
48%
150
7%
15,955
6
Jan
75
47
Jun
7
48
%
49
5
5%
•
,
2,282
47'/2
100
a50
38%
5 %
47%
a50
20
45
38
38%
5,109
35
July
47% Aug
Jan
Jun
Feb
Feb
Feb
46% May
May
48%
5%
513/4
May
46%
7%
,
High
Low
125
45
50%
Feb
7% Aug
491/2 Mar
-
-
7Va
Apr
47'/2 Aug
52/
Apr
44%
Feb
390
75
Jun
78
July
76
77
90
100
preferred—100
50
5%
preferred
5%% preferred
90
50
843/4 Mar
90
Aug
42 V2
43
210
40
43
Mar
4 8 3/4
51
45
49
July
Jan
Products
Power
Telephone
class
A
42%
45%
52%
45%
100
49%
Jan
15
15%
385
12%
Jan
37%
37%
37%
2,026
35%
Jan
40
25
45V4
45%
120
40%
Jan
473/8 May
14
14
550
12%
Jun
14%
13
13%
650
Jan
l3»/2 July
37%
3 8 V2
200
50
50
—
Columbia Forest
Building Product*
48
1
preferred
Columbia
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Co—
preferred
Brown Company
Aug
red
cumulative
4%%
Shares
47
-1
•
for Week
47
Mersey
Columbia
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
r-50
50
—£
Paper 5%% pfd—50
Brazilian Traction Light & Power
_*
Bridge & Tank Co of Can preferred__50
Bowaters
27
43% Aug
10% Mar
Jan
8%
213/4
3
33%
10
12.50
25
25
84
Jan
8%
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Last
...
455
33
5
Apr
38% July
Feb
29%
7
3,741
65% May
3%
281
MARKETS
ENDED
British
Feb
600
5
38%-
21%
1
Co——5
....
Feb
4% Aug
4'/8
83%
America
&
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouss Electric Corp..
28%
Mar
21%
24%
Chemical..—4.—,_1
3334
429
56% July
Jan
28
,
Jan
3%
33
Feb
36%
Jan
Jan
53
58
1%
48
4,187
Mar
55%
High
Feb
Jan
62
July
14
1%
46
6034
59
Jan
Low
100
65
G034
Jan
5%
1 %
48
10
45 3/8
350
1%
47%
Apr
75
10%
55%
21 %
57
10
—
1 %
Jan
54
Range Si-nee Jan. 1
High
Feb
——
British Amer Bank Note Co
British American OH common—
53
Shares
57
57
—
_—-7%
373/8 July
Jan
Sales
for Week
Range
1%
Mar
1,194
Week's
17%
43
84
Aug
Feb
42
43%
65
July
Jan
82
533/4 May
Jan
1
May
41%
Jun
57
14
40
82
47%
147
32%
43
105
100
2,200
157
10
50%
65
1 «/8
776
10
Apr
14%
40
3,003
(Canada)
Apr
583/4
1 %
41
59%
Provincial
934
Jan
14%
41
59%
Bank of Nova Scotia
Feb
Jan
Low
5
...
39%
59%
Montreal
66'A
Jun
8 3/8
48%
of Prices
—.———
Manufacturing
a2l3/8a21%
33
571/2
25
294
50%
8 50
45%
Jan
10
For
Apr
35%
Bank
Banque
Feb
380
25
173
8%
14 3/a
Bowater
2,650
•
5%%
61%
57%
65
Pittsburgh—5
Bell Telephone
Ranee Since Jan. 1
Range Since Tan l
Banque Canadian National
of
>
.
41
•
Ltd
Jun
27% July
8%
Par
35
Corp
Selburn
Jan
62V8
Jun
57%
-
Sale Price
20%
__
243/4
Jun
241/2
■
10
——
WEEK
FOR
20%
10
July
451/4
626
__—-
Aug
40%
„
22 Vb
345
~1%
United
20%
__
352
59%
27%
-5
U
40%
—
22 %
59%
;
57'A
—
Feb
..♦
840
May
87% Mar
*
Pittsburgh Brewing common..—2.50
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
10
Plymouth Oil Corp
5
Reymer & Bros
—6
Rockwell-Standard Corp
5
Apr
Feb
Bow
00c
Apr
25
26%
59'A
STOCKS
High
37%
a23% a23%
10%
10%
Apr
May
58 Vs
•
_*
Penn Federal Corp———
Jan
___•
Steels
Bailey
Low
•
25
29%
.1
51% July
Feb
for Week
Shares
233A May
39'A
__
Jan
36% May
Jan
39%
1
Eathurst Power & Paper class A
Range
22
Apr
93/4
61% May
Apr
Sales
of Prices
1
May
•
System.
Canadian Dollars
Week's
27%
lo
(Joseph)
Exchange
Prices Shown Are Expressed in
50
Apr
Jan
331/2
-
ionlreaf Slock
—
231/4
Jun
17%
1
Brewing Co of
Light Co..
34%
Aug
RANGE
preferred
50
22 V2 Mar
10%
13.50
Natco Corp
CANADIAN
$2.50
22%
July
-
31%
Co
McKinney
68
Aug
105% July
88% Mar
43
•
Jun
21
1
Ga.s
Horns
441/2 Mar
•
200
common
Feb
20%
31"%
new
Equitable Gas Co—
Harbison Walker Refractories
July
200
Corp Ltd
16%
40
Apr
3/4 July
125
5
Duquesne
Aug
200
500
Argus
425
21%
•
613/4 May
Inc
Columbia
Apr
3,700
Ltd
23%
443/4 Mar
676
Par
Apollo
43
preferred_50
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred50
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%% pfd
50
4,273
Feb
Allegheny Ludlum Steel.
20
Aluminum Co of Can 4%'/8
57%
193/8
Last
Aug
30%
Sugar common..
19
19
Friday
32%
341/8
5
A
Jan
22%
Sale Price
Jun
48%
Class
171/e
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
26
30%
Aluminium
24
July
19
16%
Algoma Steel
Jan
18%
><-:13% ' 13 V*
STOCKS
1,900
48%
Acadia-Atlantic
Aug
21%
Jan
common
23% May
24% Aug
40%
1
preferred
July
801/2
Jun
19%
Jan
5
Abltibi Power & Paper common
49
Jan
19 %
..
671/s
common...
Lothrop
183A Mar
1
—4% %
Jan
50 3A
998
21%
.
-
•
&
29% July
19%
^
42 %
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80%
56'A
:
19%
18%
19%
323A
Co
Apr
25% Mar
40%
STOCKS
49
Feb
79 j.
79%
,
2.50
Aug
19
5
(Un)—.2
55% July
38% Mar
10
10
common
27
Jan
234
Co
33%
1
Insurance
Jun
383/e
13'A Mar
Jun
,—10
Life
23
147
Apr
Feb
...12.50
Coast
2,249
820
_
Jan
30%
Co
West
24%
10
United Corp
United Gas Improvement
2,100
43/8
453A
1
Jan
52%
.•
151/2
26%
4%
Universal Match Corp
Victor
Equipment Co
Westates Petroleum
68'A Mar
Water
25
69%
45%
34%
Brook
613A July
93A Jun
300
;
Feb
82%
——
& French Lab
2,300
22%
—
56 3/4
48%
Gas com
3A
——_2
...
common
163
80%
Co
18
24%
(Un)—
Corp
16%
67%
44
common
Paper
23
24
common—
72 3/e May
Jun
•
Jan
100
22%
(Un)__
Feb
11
50
Reading
59
300
25
Plywood Corp
503/8
166
49
'
1
1,400
10
Industries Inc
U S
605
13
813A
Co
Public Service Electric &
Apr
29
Calif.
U S
68
Jan.
44
common
Jan
38%
24
Co
543/4
16%c
62
58%
1
...
Jun
1
f
Power
27%
——
(Un)
46'A
3
58%
(Un)
Corp
Jan
121
1
Corn
36%
25
.
9%
31% July
24%
25
Corp new
Power & Light
37%
__5
i
18'A July
19% Mar
50%
233/4
Chemicals
—
10
w
52'A July
24%
56"%
Inc
62%
44% July
49% Jun
♦
Aircraft
S
Co
Co.
Woodward
(Un)
jan
50'A ;
2
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania RR
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
4
1
Inc
66
67%
.10
Feb
100
Co
52%
12%
.
__
5
s
30%
50c
common
89
65"%
67
1
:
Jun
31%
United
S
preferred
Merck
2 65/8
Rv
U
B
Inc
Martin
26'A
Lines
1,201
51
51
& Navigation—
Fund
Jan
31 %
Air
130
9'A
28 'A
1043A
Jan
1
Pacific
16%
9
I
251/4 Mar
500
Sugar new
Apr
3/4
27%
9%
1
23'%
29%
United
Feb
8'A
'
25
313A
87%
Union
13"%
V"t c—
35%
of
16
preferred
Jun
Feb
Co
U
A
28 5/8
27% July
Oil
Jan
1.66%
283/4
75
Union
39%
Pulp & Paper—
series
Duquesne
United
Corp
100
300
Union
481
1
400
1
(Un)
493A
Corp
2,900
27 3A
Co
48V2
10
295/s
200
Electric
Jun
,_5
29%
3,500
Union
Apr
41 %
-
21%
1
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
89%
Jan
10
29
63%
(Un)
Jun
30%
...
29'A
.1
31
—;
75'A
290
13.50
com
29%
21 %
Corp
6,306
40'A
5
29%
25
—
80 3/e
393/4
Co.
Motors
43 3A
30%
Warrants
79%
40
1
Dairies
General
Jun
20%
Tri-Continental
363A July
Jan
79%
6.50
...
Acceptance
33% July
57%
...1
"Ex-dist"
24
America at Bait—
General
Mai
25
Corp
20
Aug
non-voting
Motor
58%
24%
58%
45
Class
500
15'/e
I" "45%
'
Jan
Feb
of
Hamilton Watch Co
3434
14%
27%
471/4
31
Transamerica
36%
85%
Storage Battery
175/8 Mar
1
.'
High
Low
High
35%
*
Light
Feb
82%
9%
"
"
1
Oil preferred
Realty & Const Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
420
.
Light
&
5
common.—
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
89'A
Co
9%
2,300
Inc
Week's
>
Low
25
Publishing
9%
21%
Oil
943/4 May
1.80
800
*
Thriftimart
600
'
200
55
common—
Jan
112% 1201%
13
200
53%
(Un)
Apr
Aug
133%
1
85%
.
10%
5
Co
243/4
MO3/,
C5%
common
46%
13%
5
Inc
Tidewater
Curtis
10
Transmission—
Co
10%
.____7
(Un)
Gulf
Tidewater
45%
Sulphur
Gas
Texas
Transit
13%
*10%
300
Petroleum
Jan
100
Aug
3,600
;
Jan
400
33 %
Tel.
&
Company
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Aug
Feb
Transmission.
Texas
Textron
44%
Feb
47%
Inc
91/2 May
7%
22%
200
'
1% May
Jun
Jan
55%
Oil Corp
(The) (Un)
Telautograph
Corp
Texaco,
U July
35'A
54%
471/2
(Un)
Gas
59% July
117% May
9%
24%
140% 140%
10
Budd
231%
53%
TXL
Tennessee
Tel
Baltimore
731/2
6%
(Un)
91/8
24%
—
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
•
Co
International
Atlantic
Jan
5
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
Aug
*
Corporation "
City Electric Co
22%
300
15
(Un)
Studebaker-Packard
45'/4
May
Apr
May
1
53 % July
300
common__25
(Un)
Jan
54
Co
29 'A May
1,100
5
._
Stores
Jun
85%
,_25
J
N
33
100
1
common
Jan
12%
Stauffer
&
69%
Steel
Jun
25 3A
50c
of
100
58%
Last
251/2
•
Statham
Swift
American
84%
2
(Ohio) (Un)
Warner Corp (Un)
Sunset
American
233/e
15
California
451/4
58V4
25
(Un)
Corp
21
400
400
•20%
Oil
Stanley
U
44%
69%
*
(Un)
of
Co
1b
*
Co
Co
Oil
Jan
g5%
20c
(Indiana)
Standard
59
Wood
Arundel
3/8
42
Alan
25%
(Un)
Oil
Jun
45%
Par
24% Mar
1
Sperry-Rand Corp
22c
Friday
Jan
1.40
com
Jan
Sale Price
Jun
38%
25
Company
13c
STOCKS
253A July
44%
(Un)__
Pacific
8,000
High
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stoek Exchange
Apr
20%
__2.50
Railway Co
17c
tUni
Aug
37%
19 y2
1
Co
15c
17c
Jun
551/4
I9V2 Aug
40% Jun
(Un)
Radio
39'A Mar
•
(Un)__
18
___
A_.
50% July
23%
5
(Un)
common
Preferred
120% July
22
____7.50
Southern
Standard
26% July
Jan
54%
:
Co
37V2
Jan
Low
113A July
79 3A July
Mar
22
(Un)__
Southern
Oil
.
1
4.32% preferred
25
Southern Calif Gas Co pfd series A__25
6% preferred
;
_25
Southern Cal Petroleum
i
2
Standard
19%
10%
com
class
Jan
13%
Jan
19%
1
Co Ltd
27 %
900
10
Aug
IJ
77%
___
100
16%
16%
10c
(Un)
500
Feb
3
Edison
(F W)
Co
3314
16
_*
Explor
1J
'
U
__
1
Oil
Oil
Inc (Un)
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
1
Co
Co
Yellow Cab
.
Inc
Basin
&
Apr
Co
Gas
Calif
Apr
»
Corp
Standard
Jun
73Ve
__1
&
Warrants
Jan
393/4
70% July
30i/4 July
preferred
Southern
18%
300
Feb
preferred—
;
Mobil
4.78 %
Wilson
400
Aug
(Un)__20g
new
Co
Co
Co
Southern
Williston
48
26
43%
45
(Un)
Co
Smith-Corona-Marchant
Socony
26% July
25"%
33%
25c
—
43%
:
Corporation
Oil
Dept Stores
193A
1
Corp
Sinclair
Western
1.66%
Co
&
Water
Signal Oil
52% Mar
2.50
Co
Shell Transport & Trade
Siegler
Jun
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
600
(Un)
Steel
oil
44%
Shares
Low
lnc
200
(Un)
Roebuck
Shasta
200
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Lines
2,700
10
Company
Servomechanisms
shell
49Va
10
Inc.—
Corp
lnc
Air
_50c
Corp
Scott Paper Co
Seaboard Finance
Servel
Western
1
cumulative
Sharon
Jan
High
52
1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Schenley Industries (Un)
Sears
64'A
66%
San Diego Gas & Electric common...10
Schering
Jun
1
Paper
5.60%
55
273A
(Un)
Petroleum
Stores
Regis
100
45
Co
Ryan Aeronautical
Safeway
60%
27
Aircraft
Royal
High
60%
Low
Week's
Last
Sale Price
63%
(Un)
Rockwell-Standard
Rohr
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
4g%
(Un)
Manufacturing
Ranch
Shares
27%
50c
...
(Un)_
Tobacco
Friday
for Week
1
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co Inc
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds
7
,__5
...
Corp
AUGUST
Woolworth
•
(Un).
Reiter-*Foster Oil Corp.
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures
Range
of Prices
43%
5
Radio
Raytheon
_I
3
(Un)
ENDED
48%
60 %
5
.
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Low
5
Pulp & Timber__
Week's
•
•
•
•
13 %
52%
52 %
9
Mar
32 % July
521/2
Aug
18
Feb
39
Jan
Jan
Jan
37
P8
The Commercial and financial Chronicle
(598)
.
.
Monday, August 10, 1959
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
—1
Power common
Preferred
Canada
100
Cement
common
Forgings
Canada
Iron
Canada
class
„.
\
High
Low
95 i/B
330
79
Jan
70
99%
Jan
33%
1.699
3*1%
July
99 %
May
33
28
27%
28
242
26%
Jan
37
Mar
28% Jan
*
27%
27%
27%
6
27%
10
Aug
28
31%
31%
32%
1,001
30%
Jun
37% Mar
*
common
66
64
66
115
common
preferred
Powell River Company.
Power Corp of Canada
Prermium Iron Ores
Apr
103
26
33
25
25
76
25%
Jun
July
Quebec Natural Gas
Quebec Power
Jan
Bank
Breweries
47
47
150
au
Mar
12%
12%
1.700
10
65
64%
66
2,025
=4
j^n
66%
40%
39%
41
5,234
35%
Jan
42% May
Roe (A V) (Canada)
5%% preferred
common
•
2S
Canadian
Canadian
25
47
12%
40
40
40
20
35%
Jan
42%'Jun
Rolland
A
of Commerce
common
Preferred
__
Jan
Class
Class
.
•*
British Aluminum
Canadian
A
—
17
„
warrants
Bronze
Canadian
a8.60
a8.60
27%
115
Celanese
Canadian
23%
23%
23%
594
13%
15
5,110
4.50
4.50
100
•
common
Chemical & Cellulose
Converters A preferred
Canadian
Canadian
6Vc
•
Cottons
common
__
'20
•
preferred
Canadian
20
_Z
20
_
Fairbanks Morse common—•
Canadian
Husky
Canadian
_1
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
Industries
Preferred
'a 12
18%
18%
19
■'» 17%
18
3,115
46
.905
&10
50
•
—50
..
Locomotive
18"
„
43%
Canadian
Oil Companies commlon
•
preferred
———_100
5%
Pacific
Railway
__
10
Farm
■
28%
29
25
Petroflna Ltd preferred
Vickers
Cockshutt
43%
a9%c
li* jS,
aw
4
10
iu
Jiilv
wuiy
28'A
Equipment
*
Canada
Triad
Jan
16% Mar
Canada
United
8
May
20%
20%
2,680
19%
Apr
15% Jan
15% July
22% Feb
viau
Jan
Consolidated
•
2.25
Jan
*
Distillers
Seagram*
Petroleum
Dome
a
,
Coal
Dominion
Dairies
6%
preferred.
Foundries & Steel
Glass
Steel
Stores
Dominion
Tar &
Chemical
Du
9% July
20 % May
6%
300
6
July
al2% al2%
225
6
Feb
Jan
Eddy
Enamel
common
15%
19%
20
15,676
20
20
225
14'/» Jan
19% Jun
20%
77
76%
14%
14%
30
77%
17
29%
30
2,353
28 Vb May
35
6.55
190
5.50
July
39
39
75
37%
Jan
al00al00%
15
9
9
200
a49 % a52 %
370
a
16%
.
100
Jan
7%
Feb
8.95
9%
49
July
63
11
Jan
19%
Apr
Feb
35 % May
14%
14%
43%
15%
535
13% Jun
20%
9%
44
900
39%
Apr
41
41
100
40
Jan
42%
52
54
2,112
51'A
Jun
64
7.20
7.35
855
10%
10%
700
40y2
13%
40%
2,436
13%
133/a
3,330
41%
12%
41
41%
3,025
35%
16%
115
al6%
a
45%
45%
120
Jun
Crain
Fleet
Foreign
Power
Goodyear
Inland
33
Mar
$2.40
16% July
45% July
Lowney
11% May
43% Jan
60
88
Apr
91
July
Jan
24
101
Aug
3,922
83%
Jan
101
Aug
108
Jun
125
32
July
Aug
Jan
5
54%
53%
55
3,790
16%
48% Mar
16
37 % July
55
Jan
16%
2,455
12
16%
Jan
43%
25
26
1,530
31%
32%
890
24%
24%
10
Orange
12
12%
650
32
32
aqx-
970
Jan
28 V4 Mar
27%
Jun
Power
32 V2
28%
Jan
10
6%
Aug
24% Aug
14% May
Jun
27%
Jan
38
Crush
40
41
1,715
36%
Jan
7,665
10%
Jan
16%
Jan
149%
Jun
112%
193
123
129
70
107
11014
Y
110%
111
641
105
12%
13
1,225
9
3.75
May
3.75
500
2.50
Feb
13
St
2734
27%
28
2,393
27%
22%
Jan
29 Va
27%
228
22%
Jan
29
41
306
40
19%
19%
460
49%
49%
.110
46
a94 % a94 %
10
94
17%
Aug
43
May
Jan
20
% May
(Jan
51
Mar
96
Feb
Jan
al6
al6
50
15
17
17%
350
16
Jan
19
100
13%
Aug
15
12%
12%
375
12%
Aug
15%
53
55
2,767
50
Apr
58
16
16'A
1,517
55
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52
140
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3.583
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Aug
5.00
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all% all%
33
1,339
35
Mar
10
81
Aug
40
40
Jan
81
6
81
91
306
10
40
345
5
Jan
6%
Jan
1.00
Jan
Apr
Jan
55
Apr
22
July
41
Jun
48%
Jan
81
Aug
8% Mar
8
Apr
2.10 May
40
Jun
44
Jan
21
26
26
50
Jan
26
Aug
42 %
43'A
3.320
37% May
45
Feb
45 %
45%
47 %
1,200
34%
Jan
47 %, Aug
23
23
150
13 %
Jan
23'A July
—
20
150
15 3A
Jun
44
650
40
Apr-
47
al.00
10
85c
85c
500
181
100
4.00
200
200
200
5
2.55
2.55
200
20
"
1.00 July
65c
Jan
108
Jan
3.75
187
Feb
May
2.00
Jun
Julv
40
40
5
500
2.45
8%
8%
300
8% July
30%
31'A
295
30
5
30
30%
a
a30% a30%
45%
45%
29
29 %
29%
Jan
1.50
Apr
Jun
190
4.00
200
Jan
Aug
2.55
Aug
Feb
46
2.55
Jun
11%
Apr
July
40%
Feb
July
42
Feb
Jun
45%
Aug
1,055
28%
Feb
45% July
33
Jan
Apr
93
Aug
15%
10
80
13%
13 %
100
13
33%
32 3a
33%
775
31
45%
44
Vb
45%
1,995
11%
11%
100
51%
51%
90
*
Jan
1.35
25
.5
aS4 a85 %
*
Jan
30
43%
2.55
•
%
July
Jun
37%
Apr
36% Mar
Jun
46'A July
Feb
46%
13
Jan
8
51%
July
Feb
10
10%
680
4.40 Mar
10% Aug
3.50
3.60
500
3.25 May
4.00
10
Co__—1
Apr
Gas
80 % July
78%
78%
70
*
9
8%
9
1,090
4.50
Jan
5
33
32%
33
526
27'A
Jan
33'A July
partic 2nd pfd_50
Ltd
72
Jan
9
July
13%
13%
100
11%
Feb
14
38
38 %
520
22
Jan
38% July
1.60
29,900
*
Apr
.
Inc.
1
1.55
1.45
86c
Mar
1.60
Aug
al2
al2
50
12
Feb
12
23%
23
23%
2.750
18
Jan
26
Apr
al25
___al23
al25
20
125
Mar
131
„Jan
16
15%
16
2,000
15%
Jun
16%
Feb
*
10
38%
38%
38%
1,015
36 %
Jun
44
Jan
29
29
29
875
20
Jan
29
May
*
13%
13%
14
2,090
common...*
19%
19
19%
500
Ltd..
Co
Gas
United
of
Ltd
Canada
Corporations
Class
*
—
(1957)
Line Co
Ltd
class
B
—
,
Mining and
Ltd.
Explorations
Ameranium
Mines
Arno
Mines
Apr
Atlas
Sulphur
5
30%
Feb
36%
Apr
Augustus
25
10 Vb
Jan
12'A
Apr
Aull
Mines
Jan
19%. July
Apr
29
10
28
27
27
27
100
21
3.25
3.10
3.30
15.85 J
•
5%
5
5%
1,148
a28
•
1
*
Iron
Ltd
3.15
Co
Ltd
Ltd
3.15
15%
1
Ltd
Exploration
Metal
15%
*
1
Ltd
Ltd
&
15%
3.20
5
Ajpr
Jun
Apr
26% July
Aug
3.75 July
Aug
8
Mar
Sticks—
Oil
Mines
a28
.
Feb
10% Mar
*
*
A—
i
Principal Properties
Waterman Pen Co Ltd (L E)
Jan
3.80
32
2.75
27
Canada—
Mills
12%
100
a33
Invest
9.25 July
36% Feb
37%
a40
—*
Candn
Alscope
Jun
37 %
2.55
*
Co_.
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd
28%
52
20% July
11%
Jan
100
200
476
*
53'A July
1.080
Feb
55
21%
*
cl A
com
Paper,
18%
3.80
May
54
6%
•
M)__
Jun
9.25
18
21'A
7%
___•
12%
331'2
355
2.00
zz.
Feb
3.80
19%
*
40
32%
Feb
7%
200
Ltd—:
Mar
16% July
Apr
1.75
*
Advocate
52
14%
9.25
33
Ltd_
com-i
United
May
Feb
8%
75
_
2.00
—
Maurice
Union
Feb
13%
Feb
3,095
11%
4.00
Can
Ltd
Ltd
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe
Apr
17%
13%
13% May
11% Apr
10'/a
11 'A
a2.00
Traders Finance Corp class A
Trans-Canada
Corp
Fund
Jun
40
100
11
11 %
Apr
Mar
Southern Canada-Powerr6%-pfd____100
Supertest
Petroleum
Ltd——;
;
—*
Jun
27%
'
of
Ltd
of
Shop & Save
4.10 Mar
•
8 % July
46
176
—
cumulative
Steel
Sangamo
Jun
Aug
:7~.
Jan
6
Ltd
/
Feb
Jan
6%
81
•„
new
Warrants
Jun
37%
1,850
20
Reitmans (Canada) Ltd
45% July
15'A
Corp
non
2,860
a2:oo
—
44
Quebec Telephone Corp common
May
14%
Ltd
Atlantic
Premier
44
7%
al.00
(Walter
Canada
High
1.00
Jan
7
—
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd_10
Aug
20
100
•
10
Corp
&
Low
40c
11%
.50
Power
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6,100
.7%
—
Jan
42%
43%
Ltd
B
Jan
26
Canada
Ltd
Corp
Mussens
Aug
42%
Light & Power Co Ltd pfd
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co___
Moore
Apr
Apr
93
52c
47c
40
Mexican
827
Low
7%
Ltd
Rubber
class
MacLaren
17%
4.10
44 %
Sales
Shares
2.00
Ltd.
,
Foundation
Co
1,013
28% Mar
•
&
Feb
for Week
—
cl A
preferred
89
145
~*
Inv
Corp
[Loblaw Groceterias Co Ltd
24
1,965
__5
July
Canadian Dollars
of Prices
■
Club Ltd_
Kelly Douglas class A—
Common
37
4
Mar
40
Exchange
Week's
—.
•
Chemicals
Feb
125
Power.ZZZZZZZIZ.
1,465
...
Jockey
Aug
a38
42.
39-%
3.90
i
Ltd-—I
common
Sec
Tire
Jan
•
page
70
Range
Ford Motor Co of Canada class A
41%
45
see
Mar
——
Manufacturing Ltd
Pacific
Development
13
65
19%
L)
Industries
14%
ZZlO
common
Jan
12
39%
47c
*
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd
46%
a36
Mills common
(R
Apr
36%
Page-Hersey Tubes _l
350
Products Ltd class A__
Gas
Ltd
Jun
37
2
footnotes
Consumers
Jun
a36
1qiA
Mar
12
a70
48
1
Paper
Wines Ltd
38%
*
•
Feb
40% May
Co
&
Paper Corp
Jan
124
5
Jan
6.70
45
A
Co
Products
Chateau-Gai
12%
101
.common.
Marconi
10'A May
124
preferred.—ZZZlOO
10%
July
35 % May
___1
Trust—
Consolidated
July
comZ_*
»
July
31
4.05
85
100
Silk
Catelli Food
Mar
7.55
Inv
Power
89
147
68
Mar
200
173
pfd
Investment
6.05
~i0o
&
Canadian
Apr
22%
99%
Z
Inter
Canadian
46% Mar
41
•
Mar
4.20
12
Sugar Co Ltd
Ingersol Rand
cum
Feralco
54
Dominion
Canadian
Jan
"•
Mar
46
1
Packers Ltd class
5%
Jan
__
75
.36
Ltd
Co
&
Canadian
Apr
21
441/2
Raceway Inc
Hosiery
Canadian
44% July
20
Yo
Jan
46
___
44 % Aug
13% Aug
Jun
_T3?
64
a67
Last
Canada
Jun
42
15
3
72%
35%
Canadian Dredge' & Dock Co Ltd new_
Canadian Gen Investments Ltd
Jan
5
50
—
2,079
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Z_ZZZ_
Jan
570
25
50
Canada
Jun
16%
A
Weaving
Butterfly
Jan
15%
or
102
;—35%
common
preferred
Blue Bonnets
46% May
103
15%
•
Jun
Jun
Jan
Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
Development Co Ltd
Belding-Corticelli Ltd common
Jan
Jun
common
90 % July
35%
99%
51
Par
Feb
16
23
23 % "Jan
7.14j
Sale Price
Mar
250
16%
i
5,
Jan
STOCKS
Aug
Jun
16%
~
Warrants
For
Feb
13%
"I5
Petroleums
Placer
50%
1,175
16%
10%
885
3,615
Friday
25 Va May
16%
10
Noranda Mines Ltd
Penmans
726
15
~
100
B
Gold
77%
July
785
431/2
68%' Jan
2,105
67%
4.20
Prices Shown Are Expressed in
Apr
13%
_I„100
National Drug & Chemical
National Steel Car
Corp common
30%
Canadian Slock
3.75 July
22
al6%
•
~~
4%%
Flour
21
Jan
45'A
Trust
Ogilvie
Jan
1.30
44%
Montreal Locomotive
Ccnsol
Limited
4%%.
July
7.50
Power
class
Pacific
14
31
420
9
a49%
Preferred
Pato
Zellers
Jan
Jan
27
80
44%
common
Scotia Light
July
6.55
5
Molson Breweries Ltd class A_
Class B
Nova
Jan
71
44%
com
—
Wire
600
19%
13%
preferred
Class
1,000
3.75
40
ZZ
Ltd.—
B
Niagara
20%
___—50
Lawrence
& Co
20
23 %
•
preferred
Morgan
225
3.75
alOO
common
Ltd..
Montreal
30%
3.75
a
(Robt)
25
20%
*
MacMillan & Bloedel class B
Class
4,175
75%
30%
39
Limited
(John)
Laura Secord Candy
Shops
5%%
95
29 %
23
Labatt
Mitchell
46
28
23%
Warrants
Ltd
89
30
Feb
88
46
Aug
29% Aug
•
Service
18
3.50
*
50
Corp
Feb
34%
Jan
46
75%
28 %
5
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Iroquois Glass preferred
10
10
5
10
International Utilities
2,600
.
50
*
•
common
17'A
Apr
July
July
1,225
Anglo-Nfld
Imperial Oil Ltd
International Paper
40
39
Abitca Lumber & Timber
•
$4.50 preferred
Inland Cement preferred
International Nickel of Canada
Jan
93
Feb
___•
$2.25 preferred
32'A
3.90
Apr
50
Acceptance Corp
2,160
39
July
100
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
40
93
19
rights
52%
39
Jun
Investment class A__
4%%
20
•
Bank
Jan
93
14%
T
Imperial
46%
86
__
1,225
•
common
75
•
17
1927
48%
23%
1
Jan
10
inc
Jan
48
100
.■>.
Feb
•
Massey-Ferguson
(Canada) Ltd..
class A
preferred
May
22 Vb
90%
•
Imperial
St
Knapp
(Geo)
Aug
15
Jun
•
Paper
preferred
Lower
94
'
18% May
•
(M)
&
16%
Hudson Bay Mining
Loeb
Feb
66
*
common
Public
Webb
,
17
B
Jamaica
Mar
14
1,396
•
pfd
Jan
43
Jan
16%
39%
Anglo-Can
common..
4%
Co
•
Mar
class A
Pete
85
80
2,851
1
Howard Smith
Inter
I,1.05
•
Greater Winnipeg Gas Cc
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Indus
Worts
12
Ltd
Wares
35
Jan
45
12
Jan
Dynamics.
$2.00
94
70
100
Steel
Jun
40
2
65
9%
preferred
General
29 %
300
a47
38
__
&
Jan
16% Mar
41%
28%
—•
17%
19% Mar
48
—
II,885
common
General
Class
91
41%
21 %
1
Bakeries
Home Oil
705
69
50
preferred
Renfrew
50%
20%
•
Tire
50
al4Va al4%
Heating Products class B—*
Goodyear
Corp
Jan
41
71 %
*
11%
a47
29
*
11%
1
16% May
12% May
71%
11%
(1956)
General
July
alOi^AalOO'A
3%
Petroleum
Feb
93
30%
11%
Foundation Co of Canada
Fraser Cos Ltd common
French
80
86%
•
_
Gatineau Power
Feb
10
Jan
69
Corp
&
Bank
Pipeline
Feb
8%
•
common
Famous Players Canadian Corp
Ford Motor Co
Holt
94
Match
Electrolux
5%
—50%
24%
•
Canada
80
__
—
•
51% July
%
:23%
preferred
20
13 % July
al2
•
Brewery
of
2,102
900
•
Ltd
a75
35'A July
13'A Jan
35
2,710
Coal
Textile
Pont
31% Mar
50
10%
com
preferred
7% %
24VaMar
110
.688
.
23%
Ltd
&
34
Feb
81% Aug
Jan
81%'
6
_____10
Dominion
Bros
20%
81%. Aug
21
19%
81%
23
•
Dominion
Dow
4%'/
Feb
10%
common
preferred
Donohue
Feb
4.10
6%
•
Dominion
Dominion
Weston
21
23'A
common
Dominion
Red.
35% Mar
18% July
18% Jan
25
Bridge
Dominion
7%
32% July
85
•
Dominion
>
100
1,750
34%
—_2.50-
;
3.00
a22% a22%
._j
Ltd
Gooderham
34%
19%
„w
..
Crown Zellerbach class A_
Walker
34
__
Credit Fonder.
Jan
38
1
^
Steel
3.00
34%
•
27
13%
—
Ltd
a20a20%
*
___.
A_,
—
18%
100
...
Feb
25
a75
__
'
Jan
13%
100 %
34
Jan
11
Glass
—
Oils
1,295
B
July
34
—
of Canada—_—48
Toronto-Dominion
2,150
class
Apr
Aug
:•
•
Trans
Jun
8%
Class
35
Steinbergs class A—:
14 %
Corbys
Jan
9% Mar
6,761
8
Consumers
21
31 %
14
—
94
July
8
Textile
30
15
Texaco
Jan
July
75
350
14%
•
10,630
200
15% May
12%
10%
3,490
31% Mar
178
10
15
Jun
al4% al4%
43
13%
32%
•
__
22%
Jan
183A
•
J)
(B
Jun
38
15
18%
Enterprises
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Coghlin
Combined
16
565
13%
32%
Feb
23%
1,110
43
a98 a98%
Standard Structural £teel____„__—.—*
'Steel Co of Canada—.'
»
30% May
.18% Mar
18%
42
Jan
preferred
Jan
17%
July
-5%%
Jan
a34% a34%
100
Williams
50%
43
7.70
11% Mar
270
l4% July
75'A
27%
19
Feb
800
Jan
19
13
Feb
,
'
-
7,387
Feb
reo
102
455
14%
7.80
27%
366
8fc
89 %
99 %.
6,219
Aug
'7.80
80
13%
Jun
84
86%
1,230
28%
41%
155
7.80
29%
28
19
1.305
85
14%
Feb
7
10%
a98%
Simpsons
Ton
14%
14/2
45%
84
.86%
100% 100%
13%
__
*
m
ton
ahv
.
44%
*
Feb
oa
a"8
aov
preferred
Sherwin
It'
Jun
—10
7oi/
u
(
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
I
a9*%
—
d
tJl
t
4%
st Lawrence Cement
class A
•
st Lawrence Corp common
•
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common
•
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
Series A 4%
pfd—
50
Series E 4%% preferred
50
A,,»
;
i/ii/
T»
n*/
1,895
To
to
in
100
a34%
——
Royal Bank of Canada
tT.iS
on
63% Mar
1 <%
_*
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
Feb
iV" JAU,!f,
h
t««
O*
293
•
common
all%
W
oi4
225
al2
25%
s!»
of/
750
12%
q„,2
July
1Q3/4 "r«n
350
12
__
22
225
19
34
•
—
Canadian, International Power
Canadian
20
19
34
__
at a£;
a
30
22
14%
common
43
Jan
*
B
4%'/l
,
.
865
22
__
Canadian
17
Jun
61 %
100
class
Paper
35%
181
_
1
*
140
•
213
14%
.
12.50
Canada Steamship common
5% preferred
High
37
64%
5
__
•
common
Feb
49%
July
65
Low
36 %
64
5
45%
•
103
preferred
Provincial Transport
Range Since Jan. 1
High
36%
64'A
5
;——20c
4',.'
Shares
Low
•
•
Price Bros & Co Ltd common—
Feb
for Week
oi Prites
Par
'
Sales
s
Range
Sa,e
•
A
Foundries
Malting
4%%
High
95
102% 102%
.
Week
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
20
$1.30 preferred
Canada
95
x.,
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Low
•
AUGUST 7
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Par
....
Calgary
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Range
Sale Price
15%
3.80 Mar
16% Mar
40c
5c
2.000
'4 c
Jan
6c
Feb
5c
1.700
4c
Jan
6c
Mar
14c
8.500
4c
Apr
15c
July
36c 39 %c
14.248
35c
Jun
85c
Feb
11c
22,100
9c
Feb
21c
Apr
5c
4%C
5c
12c
1
36c
9c
Feb
July
5c
*
2.75 July
14
15c
18c
1
500
200
7.204
20c
20c
•
Sc
Mar
Volume
Number 5871
190
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(599)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
,
"
STOCKS,
Last
-
"
-
Par
Bailey Selburn Oil
& Gas Ltd
cl
A
Talc Ltd——
Barvallee
Mines
Ltd___
Bateman
Lake
Gold
Belle-Chibougamau
Yukon
700
19c
19c
500
5C
5c
5c:
49c
47c
50c
Mines
Mines
Mines
8.00
1
Ltd
1
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd_
Bibis
Low
7.90
_——1
—
'.
/
-
5c
52c
6%c
8c
i7C
17c
40c
37c
'V
45c
5,100
22c
1
1
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd
7c
_Il
33c
Feb
10
19c
H
19c
15 %c
28,033
7c
2,000
42c
Jun
10c .' Feb
25 %c
Jan
84c
Jan
Mar
Mar
'Jan
May
60c
5%c Jun
15c
Jan
42c
Maz
'
4,000
/Feb
13c
25c
:
,
lOVicQan
;
STOCKS
*
Calumet Uranium Mines ntd
Campbell
Chibougamau
Canadian
Collieries
Common
Canadian
Resources
Ltd:
Oils
Explorations
Mines
Cartier
Quebec
Asbestos
Ltd
Ltd—;
■___
Class
B
Cournor
Mining
Aug
July
14c
Apr
10%c Jan
29c
May
6c
7,500
5c
lie
-lie
45c
38c-
12c
6,000
45c
25,900
11%
11%
500
7.00
H38
7.20
21c
Jan
65c
Jun
Jan
12
Par
Abacus
Mines
Abitibi
Power
.
Ltd
9.15
Jan
9%c
6.10
Jun
3,000
4%c
Apr
14,500
17c
Jan
50c
July
a50c
100
24c
7,000
7c
7c
8c
3,000
19c
14c
19c
9c
77,600
10c
10c
10c
11c
14%
151.4
2,550
2.50
2.75
&
Paper
Preferred
Class
75c
500
10c
10c
1,000
__
.
_____1
Ltd
____1
Ltd
75c
.
1
10c
10c
10c
524
Mines
Dome
East
Ltd
Mines
Sullivan
Empire
Fab
Oil
c
9%c
18%
400
1.87
1.87
1
8%C
Inc___
;___
Falconbridge Nickel Mines
12c
Ltd
•
Aug
Geco
Ventures Ltd—
Gas
July
18c
Jan
Jan
21c
Mar
6c
22C
_
Gas
Pac
8%c
Jan
11c
Apr
May
6c
Jan
17c
Mar
15%
Apr
21% May
Haitian
Copper Corp Ltd—
Collieries Ltd-
Hillcrest
Hollinger Consol
Gold
—
Jan
8c
3,000
12c
2.75 Mar
24% May
Mar
10 %c
July
22c
Jan._
Apr
2.300
20,000
5c
Jan
22c
May
55c
55c
1,000
45c
Jun
92c
Jan
8c
12,500
<*c
Jan
18 Va
100
Bldg
5
American
4c
32
9%c
Jun
12c
17% July
Mar
Jan
May
Anacon
Ceramic
Iso
Mines
Uranium
Kerr-AddLon
Gold
Kontiki
&
Long
Lead
Island
Louvicourt
Maritimes
Mining
Corp
Ltd
Mines
Feb
Arjon
3.00
Jun
Asamera
Jan
Apr
35% Mar
30% July
Molybdenite
Corp
I,000
40c
1,100
18'%
July
Feb
Aug.
82c
Apr
Apr
21% July
7c
2,000
5c
Aug
10c
Feb
18 V2C
14,000
13c
Jan
23c
Mar
8c •-.'-8c
2,000
7c
May
12C1
Feb
1
Canada
of
40c
26c
1.25
1.25
900
5
89%
87%
89%
250
5
Ltd—
Mining Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd—
Mogador Mines Ltd.—
]
1.29
1.15
1.29
4,300
99c
Jan
40c
40c
I,000
35c
July
55c
Jan
10c
11c
2,000
10c
Feb
21c
1.05
85c
1
Ltd
1
10c
.
1.05
1
63c
1.07
81%
1.05
400
16c
.
2.05 Mar
Jan
95
Apr
18c
2,000
13c
63c
9,800
58c
May
1.85 Mar
Jan
60c
16c
1
Formaque Mines Ltd
New
Goldvue
New
Hosco
Mar
1.75 Mar
Jan
New
Jack
Lake
Uranium
New
Mylamaque
New
Pacific Coal
New
Santiago Mines Ltd_
New
Explorations
Ltd
Ltd
16c
26,000
Jan
36 %c
Apr
9c
10,000
7%c
Jan
10%c
Apr
87c
87c
1,000
75c
Jun
6%c
6 %c
500
5c
Jan
6%c
1
l.ya
1.98
1.98
300
1.25
1.06
1.25
29,675
50c
6c
6c
6c
7,500
___r.
7c
1.52 Mar
12c
1.34 Mar
Jun
4c
6c
4.500
4c
5c
5c
5c
5,000
4c
Jun
New
West Amulet Mines Ltd—___1
84c
74c
85c
59,400
4hc
Jan
71c
74c
13,000
68c
July
74c
74c
2,000
74a
Aug
25,500
6c
Jan
Mining
Nickel
Rim
Nocana
&
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
Norsyncomaque
North
Smelting
Mines
Rare
1
1
Ltd———_1
Asbestos
North American
_1
—
.
Mining
American
Corp
.__
Corp
Metals
1
Ltd—
(1945)
1
Opemiska
Orchan
Ltd
74c
__
13c
__
11c
13c
9%C
9'/2c
5,000
9%c
10c
10c
2,000
9c
Copper
Mines (Quebec) Ltd-1
Uranium
Mines
Ltd
1.83
1.83
1.92
42,205
45c
1.15
74c
1.01
Apr
Aug
Feb
Apr
1.95
11c
12c
8,000
37c
28c
39c
247.800
8.20
7.95
8.20
1,075
9c
13 %c
July
20c
Jan
Jun
39c
July
12% Mar
7.90 July
70c
Apr
Mining Corp
———2
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
1
Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltd
1
37c
30c
37c
9,000
25c
Jun
64c
Jan
6c
6%c
7,500
6c
Jun
12c
70c
70c
2,000
65c
Jun
Pennbec
_—
6Vac
lc
—1
lc
lc
6,055
lc
1.88
1.24
50o
Aug
4.10
4.10
500
2.90
2.96
2,000
2.55 Mar
35c
4.10
2.95
Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd
1
Cobalt & Exploration Ltd
_1
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
__
—1
1.48
Ltd_l
5c
5c
5c
4.50
4.60
500
;—5c
4 %C
5c
18,500
4c
Feb
19c
Quebec
Quebec
Labrador
Oil
Developm't
Corp
Development
Co
Smelting & Refining
Mining Corp Ltd
Quebec
Radiore
St
Uranium
Gold
Crest
Mines
Ltd..
Mines
Mines
Oils
Siscalta
Ltd
Ltd—
Uranium Mining Corp
Steep Rock Jron Mines Ltd
Tache
Lake Mines
Tazin
Mines
Tib
Ltd
Petroleum
ASbestos
United
Oils
Valor
Lithium
Mines
Ltd..
Virginia Mining Corp
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
Mining
Corp
Westvllle
Yale
For
Oil
&
2.00
12 %c
I2V2C
May
7%c Mar
Feb
Yellowknife
Zinc
15c
3c
footnotes
page
13%
Jun
17
(Mar
2,631
19
Jun
24
Mar
71%
69
72
445
63
Jun
72
Aug
10%
716
7
May
40%
41
3,197
9
9
300
19%
19%
19%
200
30c
31c
2,015
3.75
3.50
3.75
900
35
36
7,495
44%
45%
650
43
Jan
35c :35 Vac
3,600
24c
Jan
45c
Mar
14c
24,033
12c
July
25c
Jan
a
40%
35
12 %c
35 Va
.
Jan
7% May
19 %
July
30c
Aug
10 Va
Apr
42 Va July
9
Aug
20
Apr
65c
Apr
3.25 July
5.15 May
26% May
37 Va July
Feb
45%
75c
4,100
63c
July
91c
Jan
71c
75c
3,530
63c
Jun
91c
Jan
6 %
7%
1,321
6
Jan
12 Va May
3.75
350
14c
16c
16,200
70c
__
75c
16c
"24c
*
22 %C "24c
26c
33c
2.95 Mar
36c
7.00
Apr
July
24c
May
2 2 VaC Aug
45c
Mar
13c
11,000""
26c
23,610
Aug
Jan
52c
43
43
44
430
45
Jau
15 Vac
15c
16c
11,900
14c
May
23c
Jan
4c
4c
6,500
2c
10c
Apr
94c
99c
2,000
93c
July
July
39
40
1,770
—
36
Jan
1.50 Mar
39
50
86
—
IOV2C
11c
2,000
42 % Mar
69
,
Jan
93
Mar
45
May
48
Feb
19c
Apr
Jun
lie
1,408
1.00 Aug
2.09
Feb
15
15
15Va
1,225
13% Mar
15 Va
Apr
7
7
7
100
4.95
28
27%
28 Va
2,962
24 Va1
1
-
i
_
1
Mines
1
_
-
Jan
32
360
1.32
Mines
Mines
60
.
1.00
Gold
Gold
48
1.00
——
-
_
87 Va
40c
River
Aunor
86
48
_50
Jan
■
..
(
Jun
7% May
29 Va Mar
10c
3,000
8c
May
15c
Jan
15c
13c
15c
10,200
11c
July
,23c
Feb
5c
..
-
_
5c
5 Vac
1,500
5C
Feb
8c
14c
14c
15C
2,500
12VaC
10c
lie
9,100
10c
2.96
3.00
235
%c
9
—
—
1
2.96
a
30 Va
Jun
July
2.65
Jan
Feb
21 VaC
Apr
Feb
16c
11c
77c
13%
2is05
13c
11c
Electric
Fabric
3.25
35c
July
Mar
14% Mar
1.75 Mar
9c
11c
Aug
Mar
Aug
Feb
5.20
Aug
4.50
Jan
70c
——
Mar
1.30
Cc~ Jan
9c
1,000
77c
11%
3,700
2.00
4,000
12 %c
17c
2,000
16c
15c
16c
3,500
10c
76c
Apr
—16e
July
18c
Jan
Mar
1.07
Apr
Jun
15%
Jan
Jan
2.84 Mar
Aug
Avillabona
Mines
class
—,
B
_
2nd
Bankeno
1
25
18%
Feb
2.25
Feb
5 VaC
3,350
4c
3.15 July
7.85
8.00
3,345
7.35
Jun
34 Va July
Jun
7.85
19
19%
510
20
21%
400
1.50
19%
300
1.25
July
10%
Jan
25%
Feb
Feb
24
2.00
26c
Jun
Jan
8c
Jan
July
16c
Aug
8c
1,500
8c
Jan
60%
62%
3,925
52%
Feb
62% July
10
82%
82
84%
2,969
65%
Jan
84 Va
———__——-——1
1.47
1.45
1.48
14,850
63c
63c
65c
1,650
60c
July
82c
Apr
79c
75c
82c
55,600
60c
Mar
82c
Apr
Mires
Exploration
Ltd
1
—
7,920
1.40
Jan
10c
1.94
Feb
Aug
Feb
15c
18c
40,900
15c
Jun
26c
Jan
*
17c
17c
21c
30,400
14c
Jan
25c
May
8 %c
8c
9c
9,000
6c
Jan
9 Vac
•
Ltd
Power & Paper class A
*
Beattie Duquesne ____.—————1
—
Mines——
47'/2
48
85
17c
17c
22c
11,000
9
Bathurst
Mining
24c
•
Base Metals Mining—________
Uranium Mines
Petroleums
8c
1
Bank of Nova Scotia—___—
Mines
23c
21c
1.55
19
Aug
19% July
3.90
60%
1
—
Consolidated
Montreal
Barymin
155
400
—10
Mines
Bankfield
Barnat
31
3.85
—_—.—25
preferred—
preferred-:
Oil
of
-
_1
-
—
—
3.60
5c
—
50c
series
1st
Bank
30 Va
a
__
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
8%
9
800
20c
22c
27
26 %
47%
—*
.;—*
Corp
1
Telephone
Copper Corp
25
50c
Bethlehem
Bevcon
Bibis
Mines
Yukon
Bicroft
—-—-1
—
94c
91c
2,000
45
May
17c
Aug
6%
16c
Jan
Mar
25 Va Mar
52
36c
Jun
Feb
Mar
13% May
25c
Jun
30
Jan
27
540
99 c
28,350
86c
Jun
1.32
39%
Apr
44%
90c
Jan
Black
Blue
Ribbon
Jan
48,500
19c
3,571
16 %c 22 %c
240,000
43
14 Vac Mar
9c
Jun
May
E7%c Mar
17c
62c
60c
62c
6,700
51c
Jun
19c
18 %c
21c
39,100
12c
Jan
22c
12c 12 %c
7,700
10c
Mar
30c
12 %c
Feb
2.05 May
26c
1.08
Jan
Mar
Apr
*
—
14
14
10
13
Feb
14
Aug
56
56
56
10
50
Apr
56
July
6%c
6%c
8C
4,100
6c
July
10c
Jan
1
—1.
14
-50
1
————-———
Mines Ltd
BQUzan
Bowater
11,056
1.25
1
•
common—
Preferred
Bordulac Mines
43%
1.15
18 %C
43%
1
Mines
Uranium
Bay
%
1.25
18 %c
1
Mines
Uranium
Bidcop Mines Ltd——
57c
52c
57c
9,800
49c
Jun
79c
Mar
7
7%
3,968
6
Jan
————1
Bowater Corp 5% preferred
:_
50
5 % %
preferred .—;
_——.___50
Bowaters
Mersey 5%%
pfd—_:——50
Paper
7%
Aug
47 Va July
45%
46%
290
43 %
Jan
47%
49
615
47 %
May
50 Va
Feb
49
47%
49
450
47
May
49 %
Apr
8%c
8,500
——1
8c
8c
_1
6.40
6.40
6.65
^3,702
Brazilian Traction common
Bridge Tank common—
•
*
5%
5%
5%
4,061
1
Boymar Gold MinesBralorne
Pioneer
—
Petroleum
British
British
Columbia
Oil
American
*
100
50
50
—
preferred
preferred
4%%
4%%
—
—
4%%
5%
preferred _______—.—.____100
preferred
—__50
preferred
—50
5%%
British
Columbia
Forest
British
Columbia
Packers
2.12 July
38
38%
6,826
35
Jun
44%
76%
38%
20% July
77%
205
75
Feb
78
Products
class
A
210
38
Jan
175
40
July
43
Aug
90
140
85
Mar
91
May
48%
48%
48%
Mar
48% July
1,495
45
52%
52%
55
49
Va
Apr
•
15
15
15%
1,275
12 Va
Feb
18
•
16%
16%
16%
530
14%
Feb
18
Apr
16%
17
1,010
14%
Feb
18
May
1,446
35%
40 % Mar
55c
Feb
Brown
9c
Jan
Bruck
v
40
50c
Feb
2,095
,
il%
525
Feb
94c
25
Jan
Jan
8,157
37%
Company
Mills
class
84c
131,200
3c
5c
3,152
3c
Aug
4.75
200
4.35
Jun
6.90
Jan
Class
2.35
4,400
1.98
Jun
2.62
Apr
Brunhurst
1
1
*
*
Mines
5c
7%c
37,800
27c
27c
500
16c
Jan
27
26'a
27
150
26%
Aug
13c
Aug
4%c July
,
A
B
—;
9 %c
Feb
Brunsman
Mines
30c
Mar
Brunswick
Mining
32% Mar
Buffadison
13c
13c
16c
1,700
Mar
Buffalo
19c
19c
1,000
17c
Jun
19c
Aug
Buffalo
21c
21c 21%c
13,000
21c
Jan
34c
Mar
29c
Building
1
—1
—
&
Gold
Smelting—.
Hill
5c
6c
139.500
3c
Jan
6c
Aug
Bunker
84c
84c
1,000
75c
Mar
93c
Jan
7%c
7%C
9c
8,500
6%c
Jun
12c
Feb
Extension
37c
37c
1.000
37c
Aug
37c
Aug
Burrard
13 %
280
8%
4.80
4.80
100
2.20
5c
5c
5c
6,000
5%c
5%c
2.65
2.70
850
23c
12 %c
39c
2,541,773
1
1,250
1
1.57
1.57
1.65
7,900
6%C
6%C
6%c
6,000
38
38 V2
730
8c
9c
4,000
—*
Dry
Dock class
A——:
20
20
20
510
—*
Burns
37c
13
4.80
—*
—
Burlington
1
13%
13%
*
«
Lake
Products
13%
14%
J-
Ankerite
Red
53c
—1
*_
Feb
41
43
45 %
Telephone
Mines
42
41
42
89%
51c
Columbia
Reef
Feb
May
43
:—*
B
Broulan
Jan
3.30 Mar
89%
37%
Mar
Apr
25
50
44%
60c
Feb
7%
2,050
37%
36c
8.40
July
5
22
44%
Feb
Feb
6.40 July
2.53
British
25c
25c
15 VaC Mar
22
British~Columbla Power—:__•
Jun
Jun
2.40
22
____—__—
Class
7%c
Electric—
4preferred
July
July
7%c
5%c
—
__
common
Products
May
3.10 May
1,000
4,135
_
'
Auto
Auto
2.31
*
1
42.
6,557
23
a
Mines
Mines
Mines
1
see
16%
21%
—
—
4.65
*
15%
Aumaque
1
Mines Ltd
Mar
61c
16
Aumacho
*
Ltd
Co
Feb
29 Va July
23
Britalta
9c
11% July
1
T
Jan
7.25 Mar
17c
1
Mines Ltd
Lead
13
76c
1
Mineral Products Ltd
Westburne
1
5c
4.15
._*
Ltd
Weedon
Wendell
77c
1
—
500
24,000
12%
____1
Ltd
70c
13 %C 14 %c
:_i
1
__.
Corp Ltd-
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
Ventures
625
11c
47e
Feb
2.000
70c
July
Jan
II,250
Mar
20c
ic
11c
11c
Jan
Jan
64c
3.20
Jan
2.30
500
5.20
Jan
2.30
2,500
lie
70c
3.30
Aug
1.03
3.15
Feb
Feb
Aug
4%c
5.10
14c
1
Corp
%C
11c
2
1
Trebor Mines Ltd.
4
5.20
_*
Ltd
United
1.03
—1
Ltd
Exploration
Titan
,;
Ltd
Mines
400
1
Ltd——
Cons
II,600
.1
.■_____—.——:
Mines
Sullivan
21c
12%
4%c
1.25
1,000
19c
1
Mines
Stanleigh
2,000
11%
.1
_.
Gold
Standard
20c
12
Ltd——_1
Ltd
Ltd—
Dufault
South
20c
21c
__•
Lawrence River Mines
Sherritt-Goraon
1,900
1
;—1
Mines
Consolidated
Rowan
4,000
*
Ltd—
Quemont
Red
36c
1.65
__
1
Ltd
35c
1.25
36c
Apr
4.50 May
Aug
Ltd-———*
Lithium
Jan
43c
Feb
2.80
May
Feb
Quebec
21%
1,770
...
Belcher
July
Quebec
10,244
52c
Jan
.—10
B
Beaver Lumber Co common—
40c
Quebec
29V4
a
Atlas
Aubelle
class
Feb
45c
—
1.85 May
52c
-
Feb
18,000
—
Jun
a
_
Apr
66,900
—
3.60
a
16c
53c
Producers
Jun
_1
._
.
20c
28c
Aug
60c
Gas
2.55
28%
1
Beatty Bros
Beaver Lodge
49c
Warrants
6,110
Jan
a
common—
Bata
54c
Provo
3.30
July
1.02
3.50
Baska
59c
Pronto Uranium Mines Ltd
Jan
3.05
52c
—IT""
_
.
Hardware
Feb
52c
Mines Ltd
15c
_lc
.
.
Jan
1
Uranium
Mar
75c
4C
Basco Oil & Gas
—1
Lake
Paudash
8c
29%
—
Mines
Jan
6Vic
Jun
__
1
Explorers Ltd———1
Opemisca
9,000
12 %c
common
Atlin-Ruffner
Bell
Obalski
8 Vac
10c
_
9c
Jun
1
—
Ltd
Jan
8c
Mar
2.00
1
—
9c
1
*
Vinray
Nickel
Apr
2.50 Jan
1.38 July
74c
5%c Jun
New
Mines
53c
__
_
_
Steels
5%
14c
Spring Coulee Oil &
Minerals
July
35c
common..
Atlas
5%%
8%C
20c
j.
—._
Mines
Temple
Apr
9c
Ltd—1
& Oils Ltd
Jan
41c
5,925
_50c
_
—
Oil
Ashdown
Apr
16c
—1
Mines
68c
2.75
1
Gold
1.24
1
—
Ltd—
_
preferred
preferred
30c
1
;
Ltd
Mines
Mines
50c
500
5,000
2.60
—20c
—
—.
Argus Corp
Banff
New
25,097
45c
Mar
1.20
1
Monpre Mining Go Ltd——
Montgary Explorations Ltd
73c
75c
_1
.
__
Area Mines
10c
21 '/a
__
_
_
Mines
Controls
Warrants
$2.50
2.30
_
Nickel
$2.40
17c
Island
67c
23% Mar
5c
__
3.80 Mar
18 Va July
43c
—50
_
Nepheline
Imperial
Jan
40c
6'/2c
.__1
Corp—
Jan
Jun
2.60
_
Mines
Mines
Jan
4c
_
pfd
Pete
Anthes
May
12c
Ltd—
Petroleums
Goldfield
Mar
May
Jan
1.05
«
Arcadia
18%
20 V2
20%
27c
12 Va
a
_
4%%
Larder
Houyn
21c
2,000
__
1
Ltd._—— 1
Jun
2.70
180
2,850
20
—
Petroleums
Anglo
80c
12c 12 %c
1
Ltd-
Mines
17c
8,000
11,320
_
_
Warrants
Anchor
Ansil
common
Ltd
Lead
Jun
9,500
1
Ltd————
Mines
Zinc
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Merrill
Miping Ltd-
13 %c
18c
a
Credit
Leduc
Analogue
Ash
Internationa]
98
Apr
50
Minerals—
Co
Amalgamated
Jan
2,193
July
1.65
_
Aluminium
Mar
34
90 Va
6 Vac
1.50
a
13%
33 %
34
50
3,000
10
.
_
5 %c
100
Feb
94
1
_
.
Roxana
46c
2.75
22
3.75
—
Preferred
Allied
100
2.75
__
19 Va July
10
_
-
Algonquin
8,500
5c
925
3.05
a
Algoma Steel
5,500
4% c
20%
17%
—
_
common
51c
14'a
Mar
5
Oil
Cons
common-
13c I41/2C
4%c
______1
Ltd
50c
14 Vo
__
____*
Mines
1.05
11,000
12,500
14c
12
1.50
Trunk
Algom Uranium
Aluminum
Feb
11c
31
50c
Aug
*
Algoma Central
1.05
Jan
7%c Feb
12c
Golden Age Mines Ltd
,
»
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd_l
Gunnar Mines Ltd—
1
10
75c
«
Voting trust
Alberta
525
17
43c
_1
_
Jun
10 Va
2.95
73c
1
_
24
100
17c
1
_
600
17
_50c
Gold
Feb
40
2.95
.
Alba Explorations
Alberta Distillers common
Warrants
Alberta
1
July
45c
34% May
23 % Jun
90
—
a
Yellowknife
Alminex
16 Va
4%C
7>2C
—
Shoe
Jun
24c
94
1
Mines Ltd
July
4.05 Apr
Mar
1.56 Mar
62c
Feb
9C
18'8
20%
a
Agnico
Mar
30
1
;
20%
—
Ajax Petroleums
12c
July
4c
1
._
10
Oil
&
Surpass
Warrants
*
Ltd—
Mines
10
common
Preferred
1
Mining & Exploration Inc
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd—
Futurity Oils Ltd—
23%
100
Agnew
Jun
1
Fano
Gaspe Oil
30
i:jc -
3,827
23%
38%
23 Va
*
Advocate Mines Ltd
Mar
8c
11
100
v
9c
'
Ltd
37%
•
99c
Jan
11,500
18 >/2
__1
Ltd—_
Minerals
Mines
9%
9i/ac
I8V2
*
__
Mines
&
Metal
_1
___,
Ltd
111,129
38 %
-25
_
_
High
Low
39c
•
-.Preferred
American
Dolsan
Range Since Jan. 1
High
27c
A
Akaitcho
Low
32c
common
_
23c
12c
7,000
75c
6c
7,000
14%
24c
15%c July
3,500
1
,1
Shares
Jan
842
6c
24c
20c
for Week
of Prices
-.11
Acadia Atlantic Sugar
Feb
5c
a50c
Mar
9.75
23c
5c
1.50
Ltd
Mines
Co
45c
6c
—
Halliwell
Jan
-Feb
_ii
warrants—
Consolidated
Consolidated Monpas
1.85
10c
Ltd
Consol Bi-Ore Mines Ltd
Consolidated Denison Mines
9% July
Jun
6c
!_i
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava
,v
3c
13c
__1
Copper Corp
10% Mar
Jan
4,000
9,500
•
,__
Jan
Jun
7%c
45c
__*
Ltd
7c
1.12 July
33c
Cnib-Kayrand Copper Mines Ltd__
1
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd
__75c
Chiboug Copper Corp Ltd
1
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
___1
Cleveland
5%
43c
1
Ltd
Mines
4,000
34
July
7c
l__i
Exploration
Manitoba
2,180
3c
7.00 July
1
,
Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd
Central
9%
1.13
24% July
1
;
Corn
9
.
1
Ltd-
Cassiar
700
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Acme
2,500
3
10c
Canuba Mines Ltd
Carbec
50
4c
-7.40
1.12
7.40
Ltd—
Ltd
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd
Canorama
a25
4c
1
^__
Homestead
a25
7.00
1
Mines
Dollars
Week's
Last
Acadia Uranium Mines-
Calgary &.Edmonton Corp Ltd
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian
1.30 Mar
July
5 %c May
7,500
*
Are
Apr
4c
,-
Shown
Friday
Jan
40 %c
'i
Prices
Jan
4%c
.12.700
8c
10%
Jun
4,000
50c
1
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp
Bornite Copper Corp
7
Toronto Stock
19c
32,900
4%C
Zl
Ltd
Ltd
AUGUST
High
7.55 July
1,500
50c
1
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
l
_____
Bay Mining Co
Beatrice Red
Shares
Low
_l
Baker
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Range
14
14
14 %
1,529
*
8
7%
8
405
5c
5 Vac
2.60
lie
1.30
6c
Jun
Jan
52 %
Aug
Feb
47% May
59c
Jan
14%
Jan
14
Jun
Jan
5.00 July
Jan
8 %c Mar
Apr
July
May
Jan
July
32% July
7c
9c
3.70
39c
Jan
Feb
Aug
2.55 May
9c
39
11c
Jan
Jan
Feb
May
16% Jan
24
12%
14% Mar
Jun
6% Mar
8
July
Jan
39
The Commercial and
40
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, August 10, 1959
.
(600)
CANADIAN MARKETS
of Prices
Sale Price
Mines
Cadamet
•
25 %
25 %
25%
50
•
100
95
94 %
96
225
102%
102 %
103
135
■*
57c
55c
57c
11,100
preferred
Calvert
Oils
Gas &
Campbell Chiboucamau
Campbell Red Lake
—
Preferred
Crushed Cut Stone
Canada
Iron Foundries
Malting
7.00
10 s,8
10%
33%
27%
27%
15%
16
103
53c
July
Mar
Apr
10% Mar
12% May
37
Mar
31%
Jun
86
27
Jan
28%
Jan
95
12%
Jan
23%
Apr
Jan
Class
445
30 %
Jun
37%
66
215
63%
July
76%
Feb
Coulee
1.49
2,900
1.43 July
2.35
Jan
57c
64c
500
55c
Jun
54
54
180
51
Feb
57
50
51%
365
49
Feb
69
69
132
58
90%
•
Safeway
Mtge
Ltd
Southern
Oils
Canada
Southern
Steamship
Canada
Wire
Lines
1
B
47
115
115
10
800
_*
Breweries
of
Croiuor
Crown
49
Jun
Cusco
common
Jan
13%
7 %c
7%c
1,000
65
64%
66
3,390
54
Jan
66% July
40%
39%
41
5,384
35%
Jan
42%
Aluminium
40%
195
35
Jan
42 %
16%
17%
1,105
11
Apr
warrants
8.50
8.50
9.25
2,030
4.10
B
warrants
7.50
7.50
8.50
1,005
3.45 Mar
8.70 July
Feb
Jan
24% July
Canadian
Celanese
common
SI
•
15
15%
23%
23%
24
2,585
20
100
25
20
Apr
14
950
•
preferred
15
18%
20
Mar
17
Chemical
Canadian
Chieftain
Collieries
Canadian
Preferred
Canadian
Canadian
common
1
14%
13%
14%
11,850
8%
Jan
14%
1.43
1.68
142,720
1.08
Jun
1.68
9
Devonian
9%
8%
9,635
..._
g3c
81c
83c
3.15
3.40
Petroleum
.-
13,910
4.40
—____*—4t59
4.70
6,865
Car.acjian Dredge & Dock
•
21%
22
1
28c
33c
2.80
-
699
Canadian
1,427
Dyno
Canadian
Mines
Canadian
Eagle Oil common
•
Export Gas & Oil
16%
Fairbanks Morse common..*
Canadian
Food
Canadian
High
Canadian
Homestead
Oils
Canadian
Husky
:
Canadian
Products
class A—
Crest
Petroleum
7.15
I,620
4,372
19
3,569
75%
75%
Inca
Northwest
Oil
Canadian
1
—;
Pacific
Cos
Mines
Canadian
Thorium
Canadian
Tire
Aug
2.90
Apr
Corp common
Canadian
Wallpaper
!
Mfrs
class
A
B
4%
preferred
Canadian
Nat
23c
Oil
Can
Erin
Jan
Can
Met
Captain
Mines
Jan
Copper
Co
12'% July
Duvex
Oils
Dynamic
8.50
Jun
7% Mar
Jan
Feb
78%
&
Cariboo
Gold
Cassiar
July
Aug
Gold
Cayzor
Del
Pat
Eastwood
Class
31% Mar
Eddy
Match
Central
13%
668
11 % Mar
15% May
Eddy
Paper
Elder
Mines
6c
9%c Jan
Jun
126
Jan
200
July
19
19
245
18 % Mar
24
Jan
35
35
75
23
Feb
35
35
36
240
23
Jan
38
July
July
15%
275
14%
Jan
16
Eldrich
Chartered
Chateau
El
Sol
Emco
Cheskirk
Chi'ooug
1.C0
35c
2.45
10%c
11c
2,500
9c
May
15c
Jan
Farwest
Mining
1.17
1.04
1.17
1,700
78c
Apr
Fatima
ii3/„
n'i/4
n'i/2
12% Mar
Federal
Grain
9.40 May
1.05
80c
1.10
3,300
3.10
JarT
7.00
7.15
7,335
6.05
Jun
9.20
Jan
Fleet
1.39
1.40
4,450
1.05
Jan
1.63 Mar
Ford
13'Ac
15c
6,600
Ford
of
1.35
1.45
10,700
65
62%
65
440
26
26
85
Aug
13%c July
1.30
25c
5c
Jun
5c
5%c
10,100
34c
33c
38c
16,050
19c
Jan
53c
Apr
52c
49c
52c
5,700
45c
July
92c
Mar
25c
60,900
28c
Jun
2.70
2.70
1,000
North
one
'•
Gold
*
changed
share
10,925
100
Feb
50
68
May
2.25 May
3.50 Mar
2.80
4.10
May
Jan
i4s/a
400
14%
Aug
i43/8
410
12%
Jan
lfi% Mar
12c 12%c
i2c
6,600
11c
Jun
21c
Jan
3,500
13 %c
19c
Feb
13%c
14c
Aug
.
14%
Aug
to
Mines Ltd
Combined
1
Confederation
Life
Ins
5%c
5%c
6c
2,500
14%
14
14%
750
34c
35c
6,000
3.00
3.00
900
•
.
Petroleum
35c
•
"offered"
5c
July
11%
'Jan
31c
Jun
2.00 Mar
8c
15
50c
4.00
Jan
July
Apr
Jan
163
54c
53c
54c
2,600
50c
Jan
75c
Mar
__♦
Mines
163
2.50
Mines
43c
38c
44c
22,915
27c
Jan
44c
Aug
Key
Mines—
Consolidated Bakeries
163
32
157
Jan
164
•
Bellekeno
Consolidated
Beta
Consolidated
Consolidated
Mines
•—
17c
1
Oil
Consolidated
Fenimore
Consolidated
Gillies
Mines
Consolidated
Golden
3 80
__
7
Lake
34c
1
__
II
Arrow
9c
10,212
11c
18,372
11
Mar
16% July
14%
1
Dragon
83,187
12%c
2.21
Discovery
12,150
14%
Warrants
Consolidated
300
9c
9c
I2%c
1
Consolidated
91/,
15c 17%c
9c
•
Flin_.
Mines
26c
13c
15%
2,000
2.21
:■
2;60
17,565
3".'75
3.90
5,195
24c
25c
2,500
22c
8%
9c
Jan
Apr
Apr
10 %
Jun
July
Apr
Jun
20c
July
July
19c
Apr
1.55 Mar
4.20
3.65
4.10 May
22c
Jan
Jun
£3c
36c
6,190
33c
8c
8c
2,000
6%c May
23 %c
35c
15c
July
Apr
47c
Jan
63c
Jan
Ij %c
Jan
36c
7,050
19c
Halliwell
1
74c
64c
77 c
149,911
55c
Howey
1
3.35
3.25
3.35
740
Consolidated
Marcus
1
63c
%3c
65c
1,986
•
3.60
3.25
3.60
10,770
•
20%
20
20 %
5,380
1
1.99
1.93
2.05
2,985
1
38c
29c
40c
142,050
18c
1.02
1.07
5,400
63c
Feb
1.20
22c
23c
17,500
20c
Jiin
36c
Mar
6c
7c
7,666
5c
July
8c
Feb
Consolidated Mic
Consolidated
Gold
Mac
Mining
Oils
&
Ltd
Ltd
Smelting
Consolidated
Mogul
Consolidated
Morrison
Consolidated
Mosher
Consolidated
Negus Mines
Hicholson Mines
Consolidated
Explor
ZZZIZ2
Consolidated
Northland
1
1
Pershcourt
Consolidated
For
Oils
Mine
Poplar
Regcourt Mines
Sannorm
footnotes
see
57c
19
1.50
84c
1.15
391,951
24 %c
5c
5%c
7,000
4%c
12c
12c
1,000
12c
10c
10c
2,078
8%c
12%c 13%c
64,000
12c
16,000
8%c
1
16c
Ltcf—.__1
12%c
Mines
page 42.
1
1
9c
7c
9c
Jan
jun
1.05
Feb
Aug
4.50
Jan
Jan
1.15 May
3.20 -July
1
Red
Consolidated
91c
3.25
_l
Peak
Consolidated
22c
•
Mines
Consolidated
Consolidated
May
46c
Mar
8%c
7c
8 %c
15,300
7c
July
1.55
1.51
1.62
33,000
1.30
Apr
16c
Jan
2.00 May
7c
8c
7%c
9%c
5,500
1.37
1.36
1.39
8,050
1.35
1.90
1.81
1.90
4,075
1.75 July
July
Jan
1.50
16c
Jan
2.15
May
2.65 Mar
2.10 Aug
1.76
2.10
1,975
1.80
2.16
3,780
31
285
27%
Jan
31
62
62
25
53%
Jam
72
1.43
1.50
36,100
80c
Jan
2.13
34c
9,000
26c
Jun
50c
9c
May
14% July
14c
Jan
15
July
60
68
1.45
32c'
1
9%c
9 %c
10c
II,200
14%
14%
14%
1,135
66
66
23c
22c
23c
5,200
14c
10c
14c
July
1.60 July
167,000
38
Jan
2.16 Aug
Aug
Apr
Jun
Feb
.
Jun
20c
Jan
45c
Jan
8%c
Jun
20c
July
•
*
1
1
—
25c
—1
1
30%
24% May
32
Mar
23
23%
1,525
21% July
25
May
17%
17%
I,090
17
Mar
67c
July
85c
85c
89c
4,335
3%c
6c
7,895
4.95
4.95
5.15
1,218
13 %c
14c
1,610
55c
64c
11,900
43%
44
100
56c
27%
—-20
76%
*
A
27
%
3c
Feb
Jun
19 %c
50c
Jun
1.12
42%
Jun
51
27%
65
Jan
90c
5,600
65c
Jan
78
1,235
50
Jan
179
95
108%
Jan
13%
14%
15
515
7c
6c
7c
5,500
*
29%
29%
30
370
10
6.75
6.55
6.75
710
5.85
—•
2.30
2.25
2.35
7,755
1.80
-*
7
7
7%
225
14%
Jan
12c
75%
86c
1.12 Mar
35c
8.25
—20c
—
—
Jun
19% May
July
4.65
175
90c
15
4,546
4%c
*
—_——
Petroleum
30%
23 %
17%
30 %
6c
Jun
July
"28% May
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jun
29
1.50
Apr
78
Aug
187
Jun
Mar
17
11 %c
Feb
Mar
35
Frobisher
Ltd
Fruehauf
Trailer
Gatineau
Power
preferred——
common—.
Co
5%
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jun
5.25
Feb
22%
Feb
2.55 Mar
44c
July
Jun
1.24 July
Jun
7c
Feb
Aug
20c
Mar
Jan
•
common—
Ltd
Mines
General
—___—1
______—_
General
Motors
General
Petroleum
Class
A
—
Scientific
Jan
17
Jan
7% Mar
46% May
104
Apr
24% Mar
Jan
10 %
Jun
183/s
18%
19
300
17
Jun
22%
Apr
49%
49%
51%
215
49
July
63%
Jan
9
8%
9
505
'
7
54
55
656
43% Mar
1.40
813
1.15 July
1.40
1,412
1.00 July
16%
16 %
530
15c
15c
2,200
-_--*
common
1
16%
15c
1.05
1.10
2,400
32c
23 %c
32c
21,960
1
7.50
7.40
7.65
1,900
1
32c
31c 32 %c
9,025
•
Mines
Gold
1.05
.1
Mine
Mining
56% July
1.40 Aug
1.40
Aug
10%
Jan
19%
Jun
12C
July
20c
Mar
1.00
May
9c
Jan
6.25 Mar
28c
July
1.55 Mar
31c
May
8.60 May
59c
Feb
1
Mines
9c
7c
9%c
II,672
7C
Aug
14c
Mar
—1
Mines
Uran
100
1,866
50c
Yellowknife
Goldale
65
18%
17%
1.25
Prospecting
Mascot
Glenn
Jan
100 100 %
18%
1.25
Ltd
Giant
Glacier
Jun
1%
Wares
Mines
37%
1,148
2.74
Drilling com_—50c
——
Steel
39
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
Development
Dynamics
General
38
9.00
-1
—*
Bakeries
General
383/4
100
preferred
Geco
6
July
21c
21c
21c
500
18c
Jan
24c
Jun
Gold
Jun
42
Mar
48
12c
July
38c
206
180
44%
44 %
45
50
*
1
Great
17c
18c
1,125
1.50
1.35
1.50
1,800
Lakes
45
44%
45%
2,145
35% May
45%
common——*
29%
29 %
30%
180
23%
Jan
30% July:
10%
310
7.25
Apr
5%
6
475
5
1.0% Aug
6% Jan
38
38
75
38
41
41
25
2.45
2.55
630
38
Mar
41%
Feb
13%
13%
1,985
13
July
21%
Jan
Paper
Lakes
Power
—
lie
Warrants
Northern
Gas
common
._l
41
—
preferred
Great
Plains
Great
West
6
-50
preferred
Warrants
$2.80
Feb
230
13,500
200
common
Mines
Great
$2.50
46 %c
May
29c 30 %c
206
(Canada)
preferred
Grandroy Mines
Great
Jun
July
24,500
30c
*
50
1
Gold
Uranium
Tire
Granduc
Jan
40c
10c
28c
13c
1
10%
Eagle
Goldfields
—50
1
1
Develop
13%
lie
120.
1.21
Jun
May
July
2.30 July
"
Jan
Mar
2.25 Mar
Aug
40 % May
3.30
Jan
Mar
26c
Consolidated
Consolidated
Gold
15c
30%
4'/(
29c
9%-
9%
1
Gamma
Callinan
Denison
Jun
Jun
Jan
Jan
25c
__
Consolidated
Feb
*
Ltd
French
Goodyear
Con
Jan
92 %
10c
—
Co
Mines
Giant
•
Metals
Commonwealth
May
17c
S)_.-
Companies
Geo
*
Mines
Jan
37
4,000
.
class
General
14%
14%
1
Enterprises
Coniagas
100
3.55
Feb
Jun
exchanged for four old
Yellowknife
A
(U
Fraser
Genex
Combined
Jan
12
2,600
Jan
3.15
2.45 May
Copper Mines Ltd-—
Coldstream
Coniaurum
3.50
1.65
89c
14%
__
•
63%
3.50
3.40
__
3.50
1
Mines
63%
__
1
—
new
_
»
A—
23c
__
25
class
101%
Mar
Jun
Equipment
Jan
19c
—_——.———
Co
Foundation
Aug
8%c Mar
class
Canada
Francoeur
71
26
Jan
Farm
Jun
8% July
32
11c
———
Manufacturing
Jan
Jan
Jan
50c
Dunlop
Preferred
Apr
57
19%
72c
Colomac
May
1.90
Jun
97
18c
—
Motor
1.42
July
51% July
10c
Ltd
1.35
16 %c
Name
Warrants
7.10
80c
Jan
19c
Mining
1.75
Feb
2,950
Lake
Jan
io%c
14c
Feb
lie
.
—
Fargo Oils
10,720
Cody Reco
.41%
;r
Nickel
Canadian—
Jan
87c
Willans
3,472
Players
55c
Jun
60c
Coldstream
Apr
1.07
Jan
85c
Coin
Falconbrldge
Mar
55c
Cockshutt
Jan
Famous
58c
Knitting class A_
50%
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines.
85c
Bar
50%
50%
1
Feb
1
Cochenour
10
——
Feb
1
Cochrane
Explorers Alliance
53
1
Circle
Jun
10
—1
26c
1
Mining & Smelting
8.50
—
May
75c
_____
225
-1
July
Chimo
Chrysler
9.00
1
15c
Kayrand Cop Min
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Chromium
9.00
Jan
7%
—-—*
_*
46
5%c
...
13% July
15% May
Insurance
32c
26
Mines
Jun
13%
24% Mar
5% July
Mar
3.00
Apr
Life
Corp
10c
1
Chib
Gold
Jan
Empire
200
20
Mines
11%
Ltd
8,310
1
Mines
Jan
790
*
Mining
40c
Wines
Jaculet
5%
13
12 %1
Jun
Apr
8.90
20
1
common—
10%c 10%c
Mines
Chesterville
300
12%
—
%
Trust
Gai
12%
13
,__—
Mines
1
J.
12%
common
•
i
Oil
50
•
common
Oil
1
Porcupine
Charter
850
1,005
6%
—
Co—-——
131/4
15%
,
10%
23 %
A
10%c
Gold
Feb
50c
1.12 Mar
30 % May
Jun
15%
Rio
Central
Apr
1
1
50c
Apr
•
Central
15%
—1
Jun
4,840
2,710
6%
—
27%
■
18%
—.—1
37c
20
Corp Ltd—,
Athabaska
18%
Feb
20%
Quartz
18%
1.62
35% July
21 % May
—1
—__
26%
Jun
Asbestos
Jan
——•
Ltd
Petroleum
1,213
___•
Jun
22%
lOVs
Minerals—
20 %
5.00
15%
19%
Ltd
1.02
4,940
23%
—
II,901
103,982
9,568
35
132
24,499
1.48
1.20
Jun
50c
36c
1.15
34%
—100
•-
28%
1.30
Apr
1.16
34%
6%
Mines
37c
19c
10%
Mines
1.45
July
128%
—
Mines
29%
1
9c
10
Duvan
28
,__i
2,500
20
a
Donalda
40c
.
11c
130 % 130%
Preferred
Jan
Jan
280
Explorations
Warrants
Mar
lie
Mar
Sullivan
135
25c
12
Malartic
4,800
Jun
Jan
Amphi
35,800
15c
9%
East
16c
12,500
4,991
East
1.90
Jan
20c
11%
East
48%
Mar
19c
19c
■
10%
Feb
15c
74c
34c
5,500
11%
Feb
1.86
Mar
July
July
6:550
18c
July
40c
48%
40c
17c
7,015
29c
17c
20
July
__
July
26c
20c
28c
22%
16c
15c
15c
20c
Jan
2,571
48%
Jan
14%
1.85
20'%
Mines
May
18c
18% May
65% Jun
28%
1
19c
July
336,2UJ
9,285
7,553
43c
1
Jan
8c
10c
I,767
14%
20
_
lie
Jun
2,323
July
20
Westinghouse
Exploration
Candore
May
34
9c
20c
com—:
Jun
1.10
10
pfd 20
;
__
Western
Canadian
Gas 5%%
Feb
13c
Jan
20
17c
__
32c
Apr
71
Eureka
Western
Jan
8c
26
21%
28%
•
Canadian
23c
69
ioc
19
Jan
19%
Jan
*
2.60
20%
14
•
Apr
23% July
19%
84c
95
Anr
69%
July
196
14c 15 %c
1.75
20%
39c
191
25
17% May
*
Chemical common—*
Dominion Textile common
•
10
__
4,500
31
lie
&
28%
•
Vickers
270
9%c
•
10,735
.1
75
5,500
30c
9%c
31
——
25
6c
2.05
9%C
common.^
Invest
Steel &
25
6c
23
1.90
5.15
Coal common——.—^
Scottish
Dominion
2,925
1
21%
-
•
Corp.
Canadian
Class
12
6% Mar
2.05
10
...
680
22
Jan
10
45c
.
3.00
150
10
__
10
800
1
.1
1
—
•
„
3.70
common
25
common
Railway
Canadian Petrofina preferred
Jan
3.45
1.30 Mar
1,032
41c
__
;
Jan
12c
July
9
10
Gold
58c
Apr
58c
97
45c
50
Locomotive
July
7%c
36%
Jun
12'A
36c
3.000
7,000
9
62c
6.60
2,500
10c
65c
Feb
97
Tar
18%
39c
10c
60c
2.50 Mar
36%
Dominion
11%
38c
65c
16 %c Mar
97
% July
12
39 c
Feb
Mar
36%
9
6.60
Mar
Jun
8
100
*
Jun
8,002
14
—
7
2,400
Jan
Magnesium
25
2,500
11%
1.74
Feb
4.95
74c
233/s
Preferred
Dominion
9%
18%
Canadian
Jan
9%
•
Canadian
Jan
75c
9%
•
North
25%
Aug
Stores
Industries
-Canadian
July
4.25
Dominion
1.25
200
—
& Steel
Foundry
Dominion
Dominion
Hydrocarbon
Malartic
July
20
28c
.
Jan
12%
Preferred
Jan
6.05
May
29c33%c
13%
—
35
Canadian
Canadian
Warrants
Feb
1.15
13%
Feb
Jan
25
n%
20 % Mar
6%
July
4.10
75
Canadian
Canadian
85c
July
206
30c
21%
Jan
—«—-2
*
common—
51,170
1.25
Apr
13
2.50
Electrohome
12
11%
common
9% July
Jan
Jan
Dairies
Dom
Dominion
2.75
1
11c
375
—
34%
10c
4,000
15,467
1934
—
34
♦
12c
2.00
1
1
—.-25c
Bridge
Coal preferred
Dominion
2.49
12
Jun
18%
.
)——
Mines
2.62
Warrants
—■
Oils
34%
___20c
Oil
4.55
68c
705
3.25
__l
25c
25c
Seagrams— |
Dome
Aug
Wright
4,040
11 %C
1
—10.
1
Mines—
Dome
July
1.55
3
;
;
.
Curtis
•
;
Pete
475
31c
1
Palmer
Devon
Distillers
Aug
•
Cellulose
&
•7%
28c
1.92
i.
Gold
Dominion
Canadian
'
Mines
Horn
Deer
16% May
A
7%
31c
18%
Explorers
Deldona
July
10
A
class
47% July
105 % May
3.60 July
18% July
Mines
Daering
17% July
Class
Canners
Jan
100% Mar
7%
warrants.—
Darag.on Mines
Decoursey Brewis Mining
May
Class
Canadian
"
34
610
1,200
915
Jan
Jun
16%
•
com
13c
39%
25
2,301
3.85
15% Mar
Jun
7c
46%
104 105%
3.70
"warrants
Timber
Minerals
Crowpat
Aug
45%
5.75 Mar
3.85
*
1
1
*
50c
1
Pershing
Trust
115
45%
1.10 Mar
Jan
20%
—;
Canada
of
Crestbrook
Feb
13%
July
4.15
1.86
—■
Copper
Oil
Aug
115
13%
1
Commerce
Preferred
British
Jun
1.25 May
5.00 May
•
Minerals
Bank
Canadian
91
__
,
Canadian Astoria
Mar
Mar
20
—,
Canadian
Cree
39%
49
47
*
A
Crain
Aug
2.85 Mar
1,160
Apr
63
3,080
19%
Mines
(R L) Ltd—
55
17,475
4.65
2.00
Craigmont
50c
1,900
4.20
*
common
class
Cable
&
85c
4.00
warrants
Cowichan
Jan
59c
4.50
19%
Mining
Feb
38
40
72 c
4.10
100
Petroleum
Canada
90%
84c
preferred
Canada
51 %c
10
___.
Zinc
Lead
Jan
1.05
.54c
*
Cournor
32
High
Low
50c
59c
105 %
Imperial
65
Range Since Jan.1
High
-100
*
*
*
*
-1
■—
*
B
1.45
31%
common
B
Cosmos
,
Co
Gas
Shares
4.60
1
—*
10
Petroleum
preferred
Conwest
Exploration
Copp
Clark Publishing
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines ——
Copper Rand Chiboug—
Corby Distillery class A
Aug
74c
Jan
6.95
10
Class
66
31%
•___*
Canadian
Consumers
Apr
1.45
A
B
Permanent
Class
Jan
1.27
•
10
•
class
Packers
Canada
Feb
35
100
.—•
common
Warrants
Class
100
1,373
West
Basin
Sudbury
Jan
78%
580
32%
Consolidated
Consolidated
22% July
6,192
7.45
32%
•
common
Canada Oil Lands
Canada
7.50
1
1
Jun
42c
Jan
63c
23,200
July
July
57c
Canada
Canada
Canada
73c
64c
72c
•
20
.—-—
—
Cement common
Canada
20c
12,950
21c
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
High
Low
20 %
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common...
5%
20c
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. I
High
1
-r—25c
_
Petroleum
Calaita
Shares
Low
Par
Range
Last
for Weelc
Sales
Week's
Friday
Range
Last
AUGUST 7
WEEK ENDED
FOR
RANGE
Sale*
Week's
Friday
13 %c Mar
Class
Great
class
A_
Saddlery
Greater
Winnipeg Gas
Voting trust
1956
warrants
Wire'
Greyhawk Uranium
5%
6
225
5.00
5.00
100
8%
8%
100
13%
13%
14
2,295
13%
13%
13%
5.55
5.55
4.50
4.50
*
*
5% July
4.00
Jan
Mines
Jun
14
Aug
2,265
9%
Jan
13%
Aug
460
3.90
Apr
5.55 Aug
640
4.05
Feb
5.00 Jun
3%c
Apr
12%
650
12
Jan
13% Mar
27 %
27%
185,
26
Jan
28% May
3%c
9c
9c
5,200"
8C
7c
May
15c
Jan
Jun
13c
Feb
Products
Jun
14c
Mar
Gwillim
Lake
common
Gold
*
1
8c
4,000
13%
13%
13%
10,466
3.00
I
Warrants
Gurney
Mar
31,500
12%
27%
1
Jun
20c
4c
12%
1
Mines
25c
Feb
9
Feb
10
Gunnar Mines
May
6% May5.50
9%
8% July
—*
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust
Gulf. Lead
6
5.00
*
—-——
Greening
Gulch
*
-*
Coal
3
West
3.00
3.20
2,020
2.65
Jun
9%
9%
9%
260
3.50
Jan
6c
6c
5.000
7c
7c
13
6c
May
Jun
19
Jan
7.50
Jan
9% July
10 %c
Apr
Volume
5871
Number
190
.
.
.
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(601)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Par
Brass
Hamilton Cotton
Hardee Farms
Low
19%
2.30
2.30
»
15
15%
2,645
14
14%
F)
Gold
2,870
H)
Heva
Gold
lie
1,600
9c
15c
12,000
12c
11
100
21C
34,000
16c
16c 18 % c
15,750
8%c
Jan
24c
Apr
36c
36c
38c
6,500
34c
Jun
58c
Jan
6c
;
7c
7,000
6c
Mines
2
Hi
&
Tower
7%
5c
5c
1.65
1.65
Mfg class A
Hollinger Consolidated Gold
Jan
Jan
11
Apr
18c
Apr
25c
Feb
500
56
56
8i/a
8'/a
5c
5%
5%
11c
110
77
Feb
4.00
4%%
Jun
10
Jan
May
7
Mar
5
34
331/8
34i/o
4.844
30%
Jan
35% Mar
Class A
•
16
15%
161/4
2,896
14%
Jun
21
Class
•
14%
14V2
151/2
3,454
13%
Jun
20%
•
43
43
44
450
39%
Apr
Co Ltd—
B
Howard Smith Paper
common
Hoyle Mining
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Hudson Bay Oil—
I
Hugh Pam Porcupine
:
Huron
&
Erie
•
4.50
4.75
4,600
53%
521/2
54
2,442
16%
16%
16%
3,637
1
Mortgage
4.50
•
•
13 %C
I31/2C
15c
1,000
55'/2
20
Imperial Bank
55%
77
*
7.35
Jun
21%
49
62
4,650
6.00
Jun
7.55 July
31%
50
*
11
10 %
11
870
31% Aug
10
May
12%
221/a
22V2
22%
100
21
Jan
23
.10
77%
77%
78
50
77
July
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
401/2
40%
40%
3,796
13%
131/4
Imperial
Life
__
Assurance
Indian Lake Gold
Industrial
1.50
1.50
•
90
87%
90
600
81%
Apr
95
Feb
33 %c
30c
34c
25,450
25c
Jun
48c
Apr
8%c
8%c
3,040
8c
Apr
7,850
25c
Inglis
1,645
12 %
Apr
14%
13,000
5%c
Jun
9%c
Jan
4,315
35%
Jun
41% July
90%
115
(John)
&
Inland
Cement
Inland
A
*
45%
16%
6%
Co
5%
5%
24
231/2
24
5%
5%
5%
•
:
common
5%
15-
,20
—
-
Warrants
1.95
Inspiration
1,165
Nickel
International
Interprovincial
Bldg
45c
1.90
3,500
24
23%
24
101
7,920
38
1955
38
232
15c
38c
29,000
12c
12c
2.35
—
2.25
2.40
1,580
32
16% Mar
70c
~
5
54%
£4
55
4,594
•
6V2
6%
6%
3,450
5%
49
49
49
57
26%
25c
39 %
39
39%
2,495
21%
Irish
1
2.40
2.26
2.45
20,400
1.90
Iron
1
1.90
1.80
1.92
2,450
l.OO
10
16%
16
16%
1,025
1
38c
38c 411/2 c
12,800
A
Copper Mines_
Bay MinesIroquois
Glass
preferred
Iso
Uranium
Jan
2.40
Jan
Class
...
common
Jan
13
Jan
Syndicate1
%
41 %c
Aug
25c
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel
Investors
Aug
41
July
2.25
Apr
101
Aug
12c
Feb
25
■
Jun
15c
,
Jan
_3.25 Apr
Jan
120
18c
wts_
—
Jan
Aug
7%
Jun
22%
83
Jun
7% Mar
24
July
40c
100
99%
1
Jan
Jan
1,280
100 V4
.
Credits
warrants
2.00
*
*
Ltd
Ranwick
4%
7%
,
pfd—25
Co common
Petroleum
International
1959
Powders
Bronze
International
Jun
17%
546
15 —151.92
41c
——_
International
Apr
16 Ye July
Jun
6%
2,510
5% Jun
-55-% -14% July
—
Preferred'"
45 %
11
100
1
preferred-
Gas
Feb
1.845
6%
95
43% May
80
161/0
10
Co
Natural
451/2
6%
50
class
Machine
48'/4 Mar
55 VB
Apr
Jack
Waite
Jaye
12c
14c
2.48
1
35c
39 c
Merrill
Island
Meta
Mexican
July
Aug
Feb
7% May
49
Jefferson
——
City
Milliken
8%
Milton
Mining
Ore
Molsons
8%
12c
15c
50,100
11 %c
12c
15c
39,925
He
Aug
19,230
Class
B
:
Nama
.
National
Jonsmith
Mines
—
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd—
Nealon
Nello
Nesbitt
64c
12%
New
Davies
New
Delhi
Goldvue
New
New
Warrants
Jun
Jun
.New
New
Jan
New
26c 26 % c
3,000
2,6C
May
45c
Feb
Gold
Kenville
Kilembe
C
Minerals
(John)
Cinch
Lake
Jan
Jab
3,490
42,900
9c
Mar
15 %c
Apr
3,200
41c
July
95c
Jan
%c
—■
32
32%
2,306
21Vb Mar
32%
27%
27%
28%
1,030
25%
31 % Mar
1.00
1.02
2,300
82c
86c
7,300
3.00
3.05
1.00
60c
Jan
1.47 Mar
Jun
1.50 Mar
Jan
3.25
2.50 Mar
2,050
Aug
Jun
Wasa
1
Mines
Mining
9c
8%c
9c
8,250
7c
July
27c
July
28c
28c
30c
2,000
22c
Jan
34c
Jun
5.10
5.10
5 20
3,265
34c
1
1.35
10c
Lencourt
Gold
Mines:
1
Lexindin
Gold
Mines
300
26c
38c
Jan
Jun
6.00 Mar
3.30 May
3.30
100
3.00
Jan
3.75
Feb
25
295
23%
Jun
28 %
Jan
1.35
1.41
1.33
12,700
1.61 Mar
July
Loblaw Groceterias
B
Class
Loblaw
class
Class
30
class A pfd
preferred
Cos
.30
-
_
•
A
North
•
B
.50
Preferred
Class
Loeb
warrants
A
(M)
Ltd
31%
12
•
11%
12'/2
15c
18c
May
Class
12,000
Jan
Norvalie
Nudulama
Oka
Macfie
Jan
__
_
—
Cockshutt
MacLeod
Macmillan
*
Bloedel class B
&
Red
Madsen
—1
Shoes
40c
Jan
19c
Mar
Oils
—1
1
common
4c
1.10
6%C
•
_
—1
4C
1.10
6c
16%
21c
__1
4c
1.11
7c
39,500
6,600
3,600
35%
footnotes
see
page
42.
July
1.47
Jan
45% July
Jan
May
21%
Jan
3c
1.04
6C
12%
July
Feb
Aug
Jan
17
910
21c
23c
17,600
20c
July
8%c
2,000
8c
10c
May
July
12c
lie
13c
8,500
1.33
1.17
1.37
48,695
1.07
38c
37c
39c
29,700
251/2 c
—1
Patino^f
6c
__1
-
Pater
Jan
2.55
•
-
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Jun
8%c
—
_
Maritime
For
70
;
Mines
Marigold
27%
*
Uranium
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
Marcon
27%
*
Ltd
3.10
55c
Jan
Jan
36c
Apr
20c 31 %c
69,600
20c
May
38c
Mar
12,105
2.40
2.55
7%c
8%c
Pernio
Perron
5c
1.25
19%
July
7,500
10c
Apr
May
90c
22,400
72c
Jun
8c
8c
500
12c 16 %c
129,510
21c
45c
1.78
6c
10c
20c
2.67 May
11 %c
Apr
15c
Jan
1.53 Mar
Jun
7c
12c
Jan
Jan
27 V2c
Apr
10,340
21c
July
41c
Mar
48c
12,600
30c
Apr
55c
Mar
2.01
230,271
26c
6%c
Apr
1.18
2.71 May
91/2C Feb
Jan
7c
19c
20c
32,500
Jan
26c
May
6c
9,000
5c
July
10c
May
90c
90 c
200
90c
Aug
70c
78c
69,621
51c
Jun
71c
70c
73c
6,408
68c
July
19c
\
1.60 July
1.60
1.62
53
55
5,518
6%
c
6c
7c
57,000
6c
31 %c
39c
29; 100
31c
3.35
3.55
5,303
20c
2,700
50
43c
Jun
P'eb
Petrol
Apr
Mar
Jun
Feb
Mar
Julv
Pitch
Powell
Powell
Jan
Mar
Jan
10c
15,000-
14c
29,600
3.65
3.55
3.85
1.41
1.47
2,840
1.17 July
1.80
1.17
1.12
1.30
II,915
1.12 Aug
1.30 Aug
60C
60c
72c
8,547
48c
26c
9%c May
13c
July
2,75
4,340
Jun
4.60
Feb
Feb
Jun
78c
May
Jun
85c
Aug
58c
57c
85c
523,516
1.15
1.10
1.18
16,100
1.10
1.10
1.18
14,036
18%
18
18%
2,828
12
Feb
19% July
43
43
60
35
May
44% May
50
Jun
1.00
91c
May
14%
1,996
Feb
1.98 May
2.50
17
Jan/
Jun
15%
14%
15%
4.65
4.40
4.75
2,650
3.00 May
5.00
1.65
1.65
1.70
2,700
1.25
Jun
1.85
*
17%
i6y8
17%
7,965
12%
Jun
17% July
26%
26%
225
25%
Jan
28
July
Aug
Apr
49
Feb
*
'
45
45
25
3.25
3.40
1,448
25c
25c
500
15c
15c
5,925
17C
17c
1,300
15c
8%c
10c
74c
15%
3.40
—
1
8'Ac
75c
45
3.05
Jan
May
23c
Jan
7,100
6%c July
15c
Apr
75c
2,650
66c
Jan
15%
830
14%
Jan
1
Apr
1.35
Jan
Aug
23c
Jan
Apr
26 %
1,500
80c
1,410
65c
I5c
15c 16%c
8,000
15
22%
24
130
8.50
8.50
5,215
9%
9%
10%
13,973
54c
40,690
45c
1
9c
9c
9c
6,000
—1
39c
35c
44c
13,658
33c
36c
2,500
14%
14%
14%
6,507
9%
10%
960
32%
32%
33 %
695
1
—
1
—*
7.80 July
3.35
44c
Jan
July
1.34
Aug
Jun
7%c July
13c
Mar
31c
July
65c
Mar
30c
Jun
45c
May
Jun
18%
Jan
8.00
Jun
12%
Jun
28%
Jun
36% Mar
12%
60c
79c
Jan
May
6c
5c
6%c
1
—.._—*
31c
3.25
30c
31c
4,950
20 %c
Jun
3.20
3.25
550
1.C0
Jan
1
26c
26 c
1.26
1.27
300
1.10
Jun
1
3.85
3.85
4.05
2,315
3.15
Feb
—1
21c
25g
20 %c
21c
7,100
18c
Feb
25c
Apr
24c
25c
6,000
18c
May
36c
Apr
9
260
11%
Jan
8%(
8%
1.11
1.19
6,550
92c
20c
22c
4,130
20 c
warrants—
—.—.—1
1.25
2
common
Oil preferred
Mines.—.'.—_————1
&
Minerals
:
Gas
Gold
-1
...
—
7c
1.25
—*
1
11%
74c
*
—
Island
Gold
99c
102
-3
Gas.
36 %
—1
-
28c
-
34,050
■
1.30
1.67
*
Mines
River
1
•
1.17
1
Co Ltd.
Rouyn
10 %
-—1
Uranium
«
Jan
12% Mar
2,350
3,000
53,000
—
Oil
Feb
17 %c
July
12c
79c
.
1.0'7 May
18
11 %c Jun
11 %c
80c
53c
Feb
Mar
July
13 %c Jan
22c
11 %c
-1
Apr
30c
24
—
4.00
Jan
42c
-1
———•
—
Develop
Portgage
27c
22c
36c
15c
13c
8.05
^
Crow
Ore
Feb
4.50 Mar
9%c
~*
—
Pipeline
Oil &
Place Oil
Placer
Mar
Mar
13c
_————.———*
Gold
Phillip* Oil
Pickle
Jan
2.65 Mar
58
13 %C
Jan
Jan
1.18 Mar
1.20
Feb
15c
14,800
1.40
Apr
July
3.15
1
—
Consol
Gold
Peruviar
2.05 Mar
42c
13,875
Jan
6,000
—
Gas
Jun
42 %c Mar
17C
7c
10c 12 %c
82c
•
——
Exploration^
Pembina
3.45 May
11c
Jan
—*
—
Mines
Consol
17C
28%
2.25
—1
—
Canada
Jan
/
Jan
.50
Urar/um
Jan
Jan
Pato
6,207-
20c
1.93
—
~20
Amalg Mines—
Drilling
Pt?r«?ss
6,500
14,100
i
Gas..
—
Mines
Paymaster
84,540
23c
8c
—20
Mines
Feb
16c
22c
—*
—
Pardee
Jan
3.10
23c
——_•
2
Parbec
24
41%
73c
Jun
16c
2.97
July
Jan
Jan
40%
31c
6c
Jun
13 %c
9,400
59c
7%C
14c
Jan
36c
7c
21%
3.05
Feb
33c
68c
Jan
1.10
12c
43c
7c
9%c Aug
3,700
Aug
July
July
5c
68c
25
1.10
9c
7c
28c
*
————-—1
277,500
__1
Majortrans
Malartic Goldfields—
Maneast
40%
1.10
Jan
9,956
6,300
Porcupine
23
—1
Lake
Magnet Cons Mines
Maher
1.10
62,700
Aug
12c
-
9c
Jun
12c
31c
6,700
23
7c
36c
30c 30 %c
500
27,500
30c
Mar
31c
15c
23
Mar
69c
31c
9c 10 %c
12c
12c
Jun
_—————-20c
9%c
_1
May
30c
4,300
Petroleum
9%c
2.66
May
7c
72,280
25c
Palliser
Pamour
25c
20c
47,000
58c
—•
—
Warrants
Paramaque
3,270
Mar
7c r; 9c
23c
45c
Page Hersbey Tubes.
Jan
32,500
Be''
Mar
Jan
37c
Jan
16c
10c
—_1
.
—:
Petroleums
July
2.99
20c
17% July
1
Ltd
Products—
Lake
Pacific
46c
33c
Feb
._*
—
Orenada Gold
67c
2.96
Jan
Jan
4.60 Mar
25c
——
Copper
July
_20
Explorations
class A preferred
Macleods
Mines
Malartic
Oleary
July
37c
Anr
14%
90c
Ontario Steel
45c
23C
8%c
12 %c May
5.50
19
1
Mines
Osisko
26c
Jan
15c
Ltd
Mines—
Feb
15
Jun
•
—
—
Oils
21c
2.96
30
4.10 Aug
2.10
lfi
May
1.47
Metals—
Rare
Okalta
9,465
—1
_
Mines
2,500
17
■
—
common—
Ltd
Gold
23,950
—i
Mines
Macdonald
211,500
14c
17
Cement—————————•
11c
May
17c
14c
Apr
9%c
Mines
Lake
Obaska
O'Brien
Ocean
-Parker
Macassa
Oils
Mines
55C
7c
13c
17
3.35
—
Oils
23c
11c
286
28
54%
Telephone
lie
950
I,000
Apr
Apr
26 %
550
2.30
17%
Anr
18%
75c
.
Preferred
Northern
Northland
21c
9%c
4.15
17%
14c
—
Northern Quebec Power common—
45c
•
4.10
2.30
:
Natural
22c
T
4.15
18%
15c
39c
Ontario
11c
Mines
Yellowknife Gold Miners
75
—
Northern
47c
Warrants
27%
Feb
7%c July
90c
Mines.
1
Lyndhurst
27 %
.
Canada
__1
Lorado Uranium Mines
27%
May
Jun
10% July
18,200
Feb
14%
420
11c
—*
warrants
48
17% Mai
11
16%
9c
—
A
1957
42
Jun
6%c
16%
16
—
.
Ormsby Mines
July
42%
16
16
10c
6c
.—
P'eb
40%
30
675
3 7c
P'eb
32
291/2 July
185
12
__
31
29%
675
12
_
28% July
3,395
46%
_
_
Long Island Petroleums-.
Long Point
Gas
Lynx
30
14%
620
16%
..
——
Mines
46 >/4
Mar
13%c
Star Oil common
Orchan
30
39c
—
Crush
46%
July
6c
—„—
Preferred
Orange
Apr
15c
89c
——
Uranium
Jan
907
12,100
Mining
Rankin
2.48
760
20c
—
Goldcrest
Northspan
July
1,315
18c
...
North
1.90
31
Aug
18c
Jan
36c
—
North
1,300
30%
1.04
68c
24 %c
Northgate Exploration
Jan
29%
July
May
.
Coldstream
North
Jan
30
46>/4 July
48c
42c
.
6%c
30%
Apr
Mar
7,656
Smelt'ing-;
Canadian
17c
28%
30
Jun
50
25c
—
Warrants
Apr
29%
Feb
37
5,802
8%c
Ltd—
3%c
1.95
301/4
...
—
Oils
3,000
1.95
45%
46
255,495
——
Mining Corp
Nickel
31,000
1.95
200
2.45
Mines
Opemiska
•
Little Long Lac Gold
49%
May
1.25
20 % May
68c
Canada
Mines
4c
•
Jan
51c
•—
Mines
12c
July
Jan
17%
50c
50
Nipissing Mines
10c
10c
Jan
80c
49c
*
Mines.———
4c
1
40
965
60c
5.80 May
Jan
25
3
Gold
1,000
4.40
4.45
3.10
*_
Mines
Candy
34c
4.30
1
*
-
.
of
Northern
1
Shore
Leitch
Jun
Jun
Jun
1
Lake
Gold
4.10
2.17
86c
Jan
Mar
86c
Mines.
Secord
Apr
Mar
21% July
48c
1
Mines
14c
Apr
68c
1.01
Lingman Gold
Lamaque
47C
Apr
Apr
2.35
3,925
3
48c
30 »/2 13
7.20
127/e
Apr
2,236
53c
3.00
Gas
Osu
Laura
1.56
50c
1*1%
Mar
150
755
51c
8c
Mines
_28c
321/4
1
of
Luz
3.30
1.41
—1
Mines-
Lake
La
18 %
42
41
84c
19%
23c
Mines-.
Northcal
•
Exploration
Mines
Lake
Lake
6c
7,295
Jun
10c
Norpax
Norsyncomaque
_•
Ltd
Dufault
Lakeland
5,150
21
3.15
50c
1
Labrador Mining &
Lake
6%c
20%
3.20
20c
Ltd
Oils
Labatt
.
—-1
—
Town,site
Kirkland
20%
3.50
1
Copper
warrants—.——
Class
Kirkland
Kroy
1
9%
6%c
1
Mines—
Gold
Kerr-Addison
8
Jun
28%
44%
45%
Mines
26 %c July
72c
Feb
4.60 Mar
29
14c
■
Normetal
175
Jan
Jan
19
Gold' Mines.
Norlartic
150
227/s
22%
49%
Mines--.
Rim
Apr
5.00
32
82c
.
Mining &
Apr
91/2
Feb
27c
223
40%
46c
Superior Oils—
69c
5.00
16% Mar
Jan
11%
5.00
Aug
27%
19%
•
Rouj»n' Merger.
Senator Rouyn.
Jan
*
Canada——
Jan
9c
27%
17%
Mining & Smelting
Mylamaque Exploration-—
37c
—.—~
of
Kelvinator
13%
27%
Manitoba
7,900
1.8% Mai
4,752
30,000
Feb
30c
Oil
Mines
45c
150
14%
9c 12 %c
9%c
Harricana
9%
2,000
Jan
14%
14%
—
New Hosco Mines
42c
8%
3.75
25c
Mines
New
Noranda
8%
Jan
™__
Pete_
Dickenson
Norgold
8%
2.85
Mines
New
Anr
•
100
20
Continental
North
Kelly Douglas class A__
3.25
(Sold
Calumet
Apr
Jan
3.25
•
!
——
Bidlamaque
2.80
Jun
Jan
20
Bristol Oils
New
11%
—-*
Pt—
Pound
Jumping
3.15
July
2.90
Uranium.
New
Jan
50c
Jun
Mines—
New
Jan
17c
1.31
—
New
Jan
16c
8,504
""J~
July
4,343
1.40
«
.
Labine
Nickel
9,600
1.35
—
_
Athona
Nickel
19c
Feb
1.37
__5
Car
Alger Mines
Feb
55c
49c
Ltd
preferred—
New
Jan
20c
2.10 July
49c
July
1
—
New
8%
c
Jan
July
23c
& Chemical common—5
Mines
21c
%
1.35
Apr
15c
•
Products
34c
53c
11,835
5
Mines
Neon
8%
18
2.00
Jan
Apr
1.00
1
Petroleum
July
18 %c
1.95
Aug
14%
98c
500
Mines
Steel
*1.90
C
July
16 %
8,799
Hosiery Mills class B
530
54c
60c
Jun
23c
*
;
National
200
181/2
18,700
1
National
2.55
I81/2C
75c
ZII_»40
National
30%
1
:
60c
27%
Grocers
9%
26 % c
July
13
27c
1
National
2.50
1
——-*'
Joliet-Quebec Mines
58c
25c
Works
Explorations
10%
42c.
17,140
1
National Drug
Preferred
V2
—
_
July
400
62c
1.95
•
Creek
2.55
—10
preferred-——.
Warrants
12
13%
26 %c
Minerals
IO1/2
9
Jan
12 %c Mar
72c
I_l
Corp common
Wright Iron
*
i
—
Jan
1.90 Mar
60c
"•
Moore
10
Jockey Club Ltd common
Preferred
20c
7% July
May
3.35
25c
l
I
New
13c
41c
23C
Uranium
Trust
Multi
12 %c Jan
%
Montreal
Mt
1.78 Mar
Jun
8c
2,610
Jan
Jan
13%
•
;
1.00
60c
1
Locomotive
Apr
121/2C
16%
Porcupine
Aug
1
15%
Preferred
Moneta
82c
1
15%
July
22c
27%
36%
(1939)
•
common
Jun
2.50 Mar
9,000
B
Jan
Mines—
10c
Brewery class A
Class
Aug
Gold
'9c
Mines
12
Mines
9%c
Corp
Min
38c
Joburke
1
Apr
12c
11,600
Brick
Kelore
Jellicoe
1.30
Mines
Lake
Newlund
550
Lake
1.18
Petroleums
New
Jun
2.600
1.30
Midwest Industries Gas
Warrants
Jan
27c
8,967
16c
Mining
4.35 Mar
Jun
35c
2.65
15c
•
2.55
Mar
30c
2.52
13.50
Jun
1.70
30c
2.52
1
Light & Power
Jun
10c
•
50c
Oil
Midrim
1.00
1,500
1.25
Preferred
Midcon
11 %c July
4,100
Mining
Uranium
Jason
3,000
1
Exploration
2.29
1
Expl & Dev
New
30,780
35c
Lake
Mentor
39% July
7,500
2.25
20c
Mining
Lake
Red
Newnorth
Jacobus
Gas
Red
McWatters Gold Mines
Medallion Petroleums
Feb
6c
16%
preferred
Warrants
Ingersoll
13%
Feb
&
Porcupine
McMcrmac
Jan
41%
90
May
Jan
46%
,
90
100
-
—
92
Jun
113
1
July
6c
41'A
common—*
38%
35
41
6c
1
Accept Com Ltd
$4% preferred
$2%
31%
Jun
50c
Oil
McKenzie
Feb
preferred
105
Mayfair
Mclntyre
Jan
_25
$1.40
Feb
486
12c
Jan
May
150
12c
Montreal
80
Jun
Jan
12c
55% July
Jan
16%
106
*
Jan
20c
Jan
High
Jan
100
109 110%
63% Mar
15%
120
10%
110
5.25 Mar
Jun
12 %c July
832
7.00
Rights
Imperial Flo
Glaze
Imperial Investment class A_
Jun
51%
65
75
751/2
10
4.00
Jan
120
25,446
100
Mill
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
15%
convertible preferred
Matachewan Consol
46% July
Home Oil
100
5%%
Shares
High
14%
14%
•
preferred
convertible
common
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
Pax
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
1.95 May
Jan
6%
Jan
9c
Jan
47
Apr
Apr
10
Feb
1.61
120
_•
July
6% Mar
100
*
Holden
14c
25c
Apr
3,000
•
Drilling
July
July
10
810
1.65
Canada
7
5c
Dauch
~7
Bell
Hinde
19y4 Mar
15% May
19c
& Co
Highland
13% July
8% Jan
11
Mines
(Geo
Feb
20
131/2 c
Mines
Hees
Jan
July
11c
Headway Red Lake
Gold
15
2.60
/'/"•
Jan
11
Head of Lakes Iron
Heath
20%
14c
class A
Week's
Range
Sale Price
High
Feb
2.00 Feb
110
is %
Minerals
Hartz
Low
15
2.00
16
Hard Rock Gold Mines
Hasaga
*
145/e
Harrison
7
Last
20
16
*
AUGUST
Range Since Jan. I
High
19%.
2.30
common
ENDED
Friday
Shares
19%
Harding Carpets
(J
©f Prices
♦
common
WEEK
for Week
_i
common
Hallnor Mines
FOR
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Hahn
Week's
1.45
3,250
1.65
1.70
17,900
6,400
95c
99c
1.00
1.03
5,835
7c
8c
18,100
1.15
1.35
107,475
4%cJuly
26c
July
8% July
Jun
Aug
13c
7c
58c
3 25
65c
Mar
Jan
Jan
Aug.
Feb
2.15 Feb
5.00
1.80
29c
Apr
Jan
Feb
Jun
1.75 Mar
1.50 Mar
2.78 Mar
1.25
89c
July
1.00 Aug
6c
Jan
1.10 Mar
11%
12
2,130
10
70c
74c
8,800
67c
36
37%
1,690
35%
40c
■40c
500
36c
Mar
1.64
Mar
1.80 May
121/4 July
Jun
89c
Jun
43%
Mar
Jan
1.25 May
12c
47c
May
Feb
May
41
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
.
.
Monday, August 10, 1959
.
(602)
42
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Sale Price
Pipe Mfg.
Premium Iron Ore
Prairie
;
Electric
President
Preston East Dome—.—
Mines
Uranium
Pronto
Ltd
Mar
2.45 July
4.55
Apr
Class
4.40
4,580
3.90 July
5.00
Feb
5%
5
5
200
4Yt
Jan
155
155
5
125%
Feb
1.50
5
155
1.50
5,900
--
61%
Jan
July
160
1.50 July
2.45 Mar
Jun
8.35 Mar
b «>0
5.70
5.85
3,425
4.10
24.953
68c
70c
6,700
2.99
24,420
2.50
Jun
Jun
12c
5.00
Jan
3.30
Aug
Jan
1.10
3.50 Aug
68c
Jan
Corp
_.
Quebec Metallurgical
Gas
Mines
Mining
2.95
2.85
6Vic
6%C
6 Vic
11,150
6%c
33c
36c
20c
29c
35c
25,460
2Sc
Aug
76c
Mar
34c
37c
17,100
34c
Aug
77c
Mar
18c
21c
37,750
18c
Aug
47c
5c
5%c
10,500
5c
Apr
7 Vic Mar
4.55
4.10
Feb
7.25 Mar
4.80
405
72c
74c
6,650
70c
9oc
Jan
17%
18%
3,120
16 Ve
Jun
22%
Jan
18c
22,000
15c
Jan
33 %c
Jun
12
11%
12%
2,486
91c
1
•
=<
Jan
4.70
73c
17%
15'Ac
90c
1.05
52,700
15c
July
Canada
15'A Mar
10% July
dil
Ranger
Realm
Mining'
1.70
1.80
35c
46c
20,250
49c
7c
40c
9c
--
2
Chemical
Rio
Rupununi
Mines
Athabasca
Uranium..
1
=*
1
-1
*
Little
class
A
Mines..
Roche
Rockwiri Mines—
Roe
Ltd common.
Can
V)
(A
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common—
Industries
Russell
Jun
65c
43,466
7c
4,200
5%c July
10c
40c
1,294
29% May
40
Feb
July
9c
9c
2,832
9c
13c
Feb
30c
6,300
25c
Jun
77c
Jan
17
125
15%
Feb
17
13c
14c
16,000
13c
Jan
22,050
33c
May
July
24c
35c 35 Vic
54 c
13c
35c
9
Mar
10
lOVi
98
99
165
7 Vic 11 %c
10%
104,000
86
7.85
12
11
*
13,515
May
13%
14%c Jan
Jun
86
89%
2,937
75 %
7.60
7.9G
1,420
7.60
12
2,700
Jan
Feb
100
95 % May
5c
July
93
Jan
July
Jul.,
11%
Feb
Mar
9
14
Jun
preferred.
St,Maurice
....—...
Warrants
Sand
preferred
Mar
"1.60 Aug
12% May
16% Mar
United Asbestos
Shawinigan Water & Power
United
Miller
Class
Inv
Van
Somerville
Southam
Au3'
4 80
July
Oils
United
Steel
United
Telefilm
Canada
Upper
Vanadium
Wainwright
Spartan
Prod
(G
33
25
3.20
17,785
28
28
75
-1
4.00
3.85
4.00
800
32c
50c
33c
40c
38c
40c
1,500
18c
*
11%
11%
11%
3.617
11
11V4
11%
11%
Standard
Stanleigh
33%
Waterous
Stanrock
Petroleums
.
■
Steel
37 % Mar
Steeloy
Steep
23c
4.000
Steinberg
July
Class
25
Ltd..
90c
29 V4
29%
75
18c
13c
18c
<152.900
51
51
76%
76
26 %
49
Jan
51
Feb
Feb
82
May
20c
Jun
49c
Mar
6,900
100
Surf
.13c
Aug
816
10c
Aug
19c
Jan
1,330
19%
Aug
19%
Aug
17
17
125
14
Jan
17
Switson
72c
10,590
50c
1,490
25r
May
70c
100
9'A
7%
Apr
60c
C6'A
6,800
45C
May
6,310
50c-
Jun
5c
__
39
60c
63c
5%c
2.100
5c
July
38%
60c
39
240
88%
1.937
6R%
5%c May
86
7c
18c
1.000
12.510
Gold——
*
Tancord
Industries
.
Voting Trust
Taylor Pearson
—
Feb
35%
Preferred
;
Teck Hughes
25c
2,100
8c
5.000
2.10
6,850
Temagami
Mines
;
Texaco
Canada
Ltd
Third. Canadian
Thompson
Tidal
.♦
common
Gen
Inv
10
July
Jun
6c
.
Mines
Petroleums
—=
Top
Tip
Top
11c
Mar
2.85 Mar
Tombill
A____.
Mines
Ltd
Torbrit
Silver
Toronto
Dominion
Bank
Toronto
Elevators
new
Mines.
Toronto General
Toronto Iron
Toronto
Star
71
Mints
Wood
905
3,15
15
5c
5c
15,000
4.35
500
1.11
1.12
6,450
27
27'A
125
Jan
July
4%c Mar
3.80
1.00
Feb
Jan
17%
Feb
Indus
We^du'ard
Class
class
Jan
\l.5G
\ 26
1.64
8,616
1.40
Jun
2.25
Feb
26
30
3.50
900
70c
1.100
Stores
27
Jan
Lead
100
16%
Jun
19
34 'A
Jan
44%
34'A
Jan
44% May
18%
210
14'A
Jan
24 %
8%
16c
1.16
6.600
15c
28
Yellowknife
York
20%
1.33
11 %c
Feb
19'Ac
Feb
245
24%
Jun
28'A July
1,200
18'A
20%
21
Jan
24'A
10%
510
9.10
Jan
13%
Apr
1.33
1.35
\ 600
1.28
Apr
1.65
Feb
\
Apr
( H
G)
Zenmac
July
39c
10L750
9%c
11,003
6'Ac July
8c
8c
2,030
6'Ac July
10c
Feb
13
8,793,
97c
1.64
Ja;
2.00
Apr
Jan
...
1.08
1
1.75
1.75
50 )
1.04
1.27
57,033
5c
5c
550
5c
May
8c
Apr
29'Ac
28 %c
20c
19,230
26c
July
40c
Jun
2.70
2.65
2.75
4,830
1.08
A___.
1.20
1
:
_^=_;
^=.1
;
Electric
July
14c
35c
8'Ac
*
Metal
Zenith
41c
Jun
37c
9%c
Mines.
Mines
22c
1
=»1
=
Mines
class
Knitting
Ycung
1
....
Toronto Stock Exctage
Shown
Prices
Are
Expressed
f riday
I
as I
ile Priee
\
1.50 July
\
Jan
68c
Jun
2.60
1.44 May
3.10 May
Ancuan
Anglo
National
43
7%
23
33
33%
Canadian
General
Canidmn
4.10
4.40
Apr
Mar
1,410
2,600
4
Jan
9
July
89c
Apr
Dalhousie
Mar
Dominion
Mar
8 V* J -f /
36'A
Feb
Jan
4.65
A pi
Jun
27 VB
■jau
27
3 i% J
May
3.30
Jan
18%
2,645
38%
38%
38'A
10
28
25
21
25
553
9%
Feb
25
Aug
•
38
37'A
38
993
32%
Jun
38%
Jun
_
Investments
6
42%
Jan
0
400
3.20
2-20
•
1,5
6%
6
42%
x_.5
1
'.
3.05
Jan
8
ly
Mai
4.00 Mar
Feb
2,6J9
37 >/4 May
45
17c
3,000
13c
25c
Feb
285
84% July
94
Aug
500 \
143/8
Feb
1*3/.,
r e.a
19'A
Jan
29 %
Aug
43'A
May
67c
46
*
common
Paper
Jun
18
Sugar
Copper
Consolidated
Jan
6%
19%
M-rconi
1.25
32
Feb
7
Jan
37'A
3,271
4.10
•
%.n
High
Low
5
1,660
•
...
5Ve Mar
6>A-
^
25
7
7%-
5
—
Vinegars
Cottons
:
.
165
6
43
5
_
Dredgin,;
Dominion
Canada
Canada
Itange Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
'
«
•
Corp
Gold
Range
of Prices
6
Dollars
Sales
lor Week
—
Canadian
Bulolo
Canadian
Week's
*
Corp
Guib Section
—
in
Lew
Par
5,200
Apr
60c
•
'
9
80c
Jan
9 % Mar
9%
9%
200
1.90
1.95
6,815
2 99
675
55c
33,600
49c
July
55c'
Aug
61c
70c
28,2,00
36c
Jan
1.13
Apr
71
72 %
569
8%
Jun
90
July
1
1.87
63
734
100
50c
53c
13,000
11
llVa
755
6c
1.00
7c
13,500
1.19
47,455
9,125
6%
50c
10%
Jan
Jan
2.48
Feb
3 70 May
74% May
Dupont
J-n
Pend
Jan
Price
July
7c
July
nc
7%
100
20
275
12 %
Feb
1.20
1.25
29,100
22 %c
Jan
2-c
J'n
Feb
Zellers
28'%
28
29%
27
•
—_
2l7
j
123
125
673
36'A
37'A
1,2-11
130
33%
45'A
44 'A
*
_
Anr
31
July
36'A Mar
40
Feb
53'A Ju.y
2.95
Jun
200
2.00
Apr
45'A
635
41%
Jun
50
Jab
"80c
1,010
60c
Feb
99c
T-HTI
35%
.1
_
_
Aug
37% July
167
83c
•
...
_
125
Aug
650
52%
35%
50
35%
Feb
40% May
2.35-
.1
2
■
May
273A Mar
130
135
34
32 V2
50 Ve
110
36% May
155
135
130
52%
Corn
25'A July
2D
125
7.50
»
Mines
i'
37%
—
common
Gold
.2.300
27
,
Mav
*
2 48
Jin
Anr
FOOTNOTES
7'% .aug
20
Aug
1.53 July
a2c
€5
67%
2,808
51
Jan
68'A July
14
15
1,360
13
Jun
16
52%
oio
_
94
143'b
Ontario Paper——2.53
Flour
Cons
91
94
6
Oreille
14c
35c
(1956)
Mines
Bros
Vnifon
1.96
Canada
_
Minnesota &
8
(83c
of
Co
Loblaw Inc
13% May
Apr
*
common
International Paper common.
International Utilities
99c
Jun
Glass
Copper
Gasp-1
Jan
20
=
17C
...
...
14%
July
.5%c July
6
*
Oil
21% July
35c
4cc
*
52%
35
41 %
Jan
53
27
25
24
Jun
?1
58%
25
56
Jan
Deferred
59% May
lot
sale
,.
,
(not
in
r
In
year'»_
1
year's range >.
tnoi
lln
)
wi
,
.
included
Adinil.lrd
year's
When
to
unlisted
delivered
issued
.
x
in
range 1
MARKETS
riqtildhllng dtvidend,
Inchirieo
price
sale
i
CANADIAN
w'd When
delivery sale (nol
Selling ex-interest,
Cash
Ex
.
included
range 1.
f Flat
AN!)
OUT-OF-TOWN
FOR
4
value.
d
e
Wob
par
Odd
J"n
58%
No
a
Apr
27
—
Jan
22c
Jun
,20c
.
Oil__=_.=^
Bear
Yuker.0
6
7%
...
Jan
Jan
5'Ac
14c
V
Apr
2.60
Mar
1,113
14'Ac 14'Ac
28
Jun
14c
Apr
8% May
Jun
3,000
7'Ac\
7'Ac
5
A.
Mines—_______2
77c
20
*
7
1.13
5,200
19,100
Mar
10%
class
Zinc
&
Canuck
YanKee
Yellorex
74c
734
__
Jan
•
6
'
1.06
740
1.72
*
Ltd
i
Yale
July
July
65c
4.00 Mar
225
7%
14 %c
Feb
28
July
3.50
40
\
1.43
warrants
A
26
40
18'A
'/8\
39
*
A
Wright-Hargreaves
Canadian
??»
50
4.40
7%
__1
—
(J)
Asbestos
15
20
I
Windfall
Mar
65
common
preferred
Aug
18
1
July
23'% July
7.50 July
3?c
Trusts
Works
l
1.95
39
15 %c
Larder
27c.
*
...
1.190
1.70
Coghlan
18'A
===—===710
common
2.25
1
Willroy
Winchester
Ogilvie
*
...»
Jan
1.95
*
Feb
2.23
class
Tailors..
May
11
18%
Yukon
&
Jan
50c
65c
__
Canners
34
6'A July
39
*
11%
2,605
Jan
31% May
500
18'A
39'A
.....
2 10 May
2 80
__
1.90
11
Warrants
Tip
26
»
16c
500
5Cc
ioc
1.60
B_.
23% July
5,442.
1
1
class
A
140
Jan
15'A
May
347
3:50
\
•
Co
class
675
2.00
Jan
9c
July
13
Feb
Apr
70 c
1.500
67c
*
Park
200
Jan
2:32
1.09
7
•'
6%
*
20c
21%
*
Lundmark
Thorncliffe
Tiara
25c
15
32'A
Apr
93c
Jun
July
5c
15
20
20
23 %
21
1
7
=
8.003
32%
A
1
1
17%
67c
1
.
Territory Mining
Texas Calgary
6c
Apr
Mar
2oc
Apr
1.30
55c
15
1.95
Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland
Develop
21%
1
2,400
5%,c
c
Jun
4.00
6
10
Gold
2,796
52%
Jun
Jan
16
__
•
•
6 75 Mar
34c
July
73c
10.400
60
16c
5
Jan
1
67c
—^
common
5 V
8%c Jan
15'A
12c
7.00
__
1
84C
1.50
57
Mar
23%
6.35
1.11
•
Mines
80c
1.40
60
•
Pass
Coast
Taurcanis
4,000
*
July
755
15%
5c
1
common
19c
July
22c
Feb
lie
20'Ac July
•
.
19c
__
Tamblyn
18c
\
__l
B
Jan
43 %
5,500
15%
Sylvanite Gold
6 6 ;0
Feb
8.40 Mar
40
Jun
4.50
375
32,900
22c
—.1.25
23%
__
_•
5
19c
21c
18'Ac
*
17'A
__
50c
7'Ac
19c
6.50
Industries
0
17 %c
Jun
32% Mar
Jan
1.25
2.05
17%
*
5
18c
21c
2.50
Apr
6.10
6,249
Jan
30'%
7c
2.05
...
ordinary..._
2.00
82c
18c
8c
•
Feb
Jan
90
Jun
1.95
3,034
33%
2.25
Feb
14'A May
Feb
14
Mar
2.65
Apr
S'A July
1.25
__
1
common
66c
Jan
11 %
30
30%
7c
13 V4
,
Jan
36%
12 %
7c
13%
1
=_.
1.40
Jun
25c26%c
9'A
1
.
Cons
6.70
39'A
1.35
1,000
6.45
39%
Jun
58c
..._=___25
Inlet
Jan
14,050
10c
19%
72c
1
—
Petroleum
22c
Jan
10c
1
—
__—
Warrants
2.50
1.30 Mar
19%
14c
•
Explor
2.35
6.70
X_*
_A*
Petrol..
(Geo)
White
Mar
19%
1
Propane
21c
63%
50
1.50
22% Mar
Feb
May
ioc
Feb
2.55 May
1.10 Mar
210
21c
20%c
—
1
Gas.
51
76%
1.50
13c 16%e
20 %c
*
:_=
Preferred
Supertest
July
May
Jan
1.
:
Sullivan Cons Mines
Superior
11V4
26c
Contact
Sunburst
Feb
Jan
1
A.
Gold
July
12
Jan
11
'
Sudbury
47c
Jan
Mar
65c
•
Oil
10
Gas
Warrants
Jan
65c
Aug
9'/e
Iron
class
14 %
Breweries.
Plywood
Weston
Jun
4.50
32
1
Sturgeon River
14%
'
3.85 Aug
32c
Western
1,800
1
Mining
Submarine
14 %
Mines
Naco
Jan
36%
17
Nickel
Rock
25
-
Jan
4 60
3.05 May
28
6,450
1.
—
24.800
Leaseholds
Western
2.001
*
.
of Canada—.—
2.50
Warrants
Western
40
38
•
Stanwell Oil & Gas..
Starratt
2.14
Ltcf__._.
Oil
Products
Jan
86c
A.
Stedman Bros
2.28
Feb
34
1
Feb
10c
25% July
______
Malartic
7.30, Jan
35
1.85
30c
common
Mines
6%c Aug
4,676
Wan ants
West
1.43 May
2.800
•
83c
Canadian
West
Apr
3.70
2,35 May
: 8c
8c
Oil
Westburne
100
27'A
preferred
85c
=i_.
Uranium
Jan
1\
Grocers
1.70
_.l
Corp
class
88c
Ltd.,
Western
—
__50
•
Uranium
Brock
6,300
2.70
2.70
26
Equipment
Petroleums
Feb
1.70
38%
—
Warrants
Stanley
i
_
1.14
Petroleum
40
=_•
Radio
l.ic
Weedon Mining
Decalta
-*
Oils
new
1.12
\—1
Western
1
&
3.30 May
May
80c
Jun
33%
3.05
A
Mines
12% Mai
—X—*
15,825
Oils.....
Paving
Jan
Jan
1.86
c'Ac
common—
40c
warrants
Mines
ispooner
Stadacona
2.60
10%
80c
Ma:
61c
27'A
Ref
&
155 Jr.iy
29 %
Standard
Jun
797
32,770
Apr
•
Mines
W)
&
37c
;
Air
24,418
2.30
3.95
25 %c July
.\
Jan
*
Southern Union
2.38
11%
2.05
1
preferred
42
...
preferred—
2.24
11%
2.15
145
A
A
60
Roi
Ltd
2.26
11%
*
—
Amulet
Wayne
11,000
—.1
Mines.—A
Dare
Walker
2.400
31c
1—*
Mines
Violamac
Waite
4.80
29c
Exploration.—!
Ventures Ltd
Virginia
53 '/e
4.65
31c
Alloys
Cons
Vandoo
53
4.7C
Ltd
5,245
310
28
"
1
*
_=_\_
Corp
49
4.50 July
4.60
.1
*
United
1.50
29 %• Jun
Jan
53 Ve
——1
X1—1
48
2,679
28c
Jun
May
New Fortune
1.42
6,495
21c
Jun
46
United
1.43
40c
*
;
19% July
Hill
Jan
common
Slocan
Jan
*
Fuel
Keno
S4c
Manufacturing
Slater
15%
class B____=
*
B
preferred——^=25
Corps Ltd
6,800
B
K D
4,710
Jan
1.07
Simpsons Ltd
Siscoe Mines Ltd
S
19%
May
Aug
1.00
—.1
class
19
Jan
12%
Jan
1.00
Mines
Dairies
19%
;
26%
United
Wiltsey
Standard
Silverwood
13
24c
May
Jun
Canada
Mines.
Silver
Jan
Copper common
*
Silver
Jan
10%
11c
10,000
21
Westeel
com
...
8%
265
14c
75
Western
1
Quebec
63
'11
26%
Western
common
Mines
rll
11
26%
.Tan
A
Breweries
710%
26%
Aug
Sherritt Gordon..—
Sigma
-13'Ac
6.90
Aug
32
Aug
11
4'A
2.03
75c
4.80
6
A_
1.100
.
Jun
13%
4.50
Jan
14c
€
July
16%C
31 Ve
Mar
1.30
July
4.75
321/4
33%'
Feb
60c
4.35
Mar
-*
*
F eb
Jun
16c
500
ioc
Freehold
7,300
966
48
Security
19c
8.75
Feb
1,275
15.800
May
16 'A c
Jun
4.00
24c
13c
33c
500
7 6;o
1.35
11c
1
4,861
19c
4.40
4.70
12 %c
Metal
Apr
29c
13%
19c
4,20
24c
56c
63
15%
15c
13%
4.25
1.30
2*1
Jan
10% Mar
13'A
25
'
29.438
1.07
Jaj
15 O02
—~l
—
—50c
Petroleum
30%
29 Ve
1
*
trust_=_=
14
1.58 May
Jan
Mar
28%
4.60
%
voting
Canso
United
75c
7.60 May
1.30
60c
—*
Union Mining Corp_==____
13%
2,210
Jun
2S
'
60c
70c
2 100
=_•
common
13%
—
Satellite
Sicks
101
Jan
Mar
i an
86c
Jun
1
•
=—.
Canada
of
Gas
13%
1
1
Petroleums
Class
19% Mar
16% May
97%
S5c-
'J" 8 %
36%
16 V2c
common
13%
—
Debentures
Sarcee
64,075
Jan
*
—
—
13%
•
common
—
River Gold
Sapphire
1.55
100
1.60
1.45
4%
1
—
1
Horsey
—
Antonio Gold.
San
99%
99%
.
4,070
18%
18%
18%
Gas.....——,
Shirriff
Salada
1
100
Corp common..
Lawrence
5%
410
85c
>
j
Gas
Acceptance
Wespac
St
Jan
4 80
4.50
4.75
•
May
(
10
—•
i——
May
56c
39c
48c
99
10 %c
—
Jan
75c
26c
28c
100
Mines
Consol
Feb
2.28
Jun
July
46c
Mgr.
65c
Tuly
1.55
28c
5 Vie
———1
Preferred
Rowan
6,000
H7
-1
Rix
Robinson
18c
1,500
37c
1
Explorations..
Reef
Reichhold
22c
1.80
*
—-—
—
Mines
Rayrock
20c
*
1
*
Ltd—,
Mines
Rainville
1
Mines
Uranium
Radiore
Mar
1.81
Jan
44c
43
38'A
Shawkey
Union
Jun
38 %
•
Chibougamau
2nd V
36 Ve
38%
.
City
Ultra
Jan
55
60J
Resources
Oil
Union
Jan
43%
2,350
36%
...
Transcontinental
Trinity
44Ve
Jun
38%
36'A
Explorations
HlBf
Low
35
38 %
36%
....
Ltd
Pipeline
Transmountain
Pine
Line..—A
Canada
Trans
Twin
Range Sfnce Jan. 1
High
28%-
—_—
United
Quemont
Low
—
warrants
Trans
Mar
-1
1
—1
1
*
1
Quebec Natural
Queenston Gold
70c
preferred
Triad
Shares
40
A__;
B
1956
Icr Week
*
class
Finance
Traders
Feb
7%
3.50
5.80
3.50
.1
Quebec Ascot Copper ...
Quebec Chibougamau Gold.
Quebec Copper Corp
...—=Quebec Labrador Develop—
Quebec Lithium
70
1.000
*
1
Producers Ltd
Gas
provo
Purdex Minerals
265
2.62
'
Airways.
Prospectors
64 3b
—
20c
..100
*
-1
—1
Range
Par
64
--
Trust
Premier
High
Lew
High
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
2.62
e43'«
1
Corp
Prairie Oil Roy
7
Last
Shares
4.15
*
—V
Power
AUGUST
lor Week
Low
Pa.7
ENDED
Friday
Range
of Prices
Last
i
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
Ex-dividend
"y Ex-rights.
7 E * - si nek
dividend
trading privilege*
Volume
190
Number
5871
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(603)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations
for
Friday
August
SECURITIES
7
The
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources.
They do
actual A~~
transactions. mt
"—
J
-j««--•
They are intended as a guide to ^
the range within which ■L1
these securities could have been sold
(indicated by the "bid")
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of
any quotation furnished on request. The "National"
not
or
represent
1
which have
a
Aero vox
Corp
Bid
i
n%
Amer
Board
Cement
23%
24V2
Express
Co
Rockwell
134
136
Roddis Plywood Corp
Rose Marie Reid_
20'3
40%
.iign
26"3
Hilton
1
18%
19%
Hoover
58
b-
Houston Corp
5
38%
40%
Houston
Co
Power
Co__5
22%
24Va
26 %
28%
Hudson
28%
31 %
Class
1—
Corp
Inc
;__10
Co
(A
J)
Field
Mat-
Indian
11'%
70%
11%
75%
Mills
Gas
.Indianapolis
Water
Co
Co
24'4
•
64
tlnker^s
1
36
25
42%
45%
Interstate
Engineering Corp
\
14%
15%
interstate
Motor
5
11%
12
Interstate
Inc
35
23%
25%
Borman
18
19%
Stores
1
Inc__
1
Class
"
Diver
A
20%
Iowa
Public
Tnwa
Southern
7%
Itek
8%
jacK
&
16%
18%
Jamaica
Sliurpe Mfg Co
10
31 %
Brush Beryllium
Co--,—1% ' 49" *
Buckeye Steel Castings
Co____// 33
34 Va
Jefferson
Co
—5
Utilities
Paper Corp ADR
Brown
$1.20
preferred__25
&
Bullock's
5412
36%
Inc
__10
63
__i
2C%
9%
10%
5
15%
Jeryis Corp
16'%
Byllesby
(H M) & Co
California Interstate Tel___
California
Oregon Power CoL_20
37%
Water
25
25%
26%
Service Co
Telep Co_
1
common
38%
41
44
3
17
18%
31%
Kennametal
Corp
Inc
Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd
lOr
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif.J
Cannon Mills class B com____2' '
Carlisle Corp__
63%'
68
27%
30'%
Carpenter Paper Co
43
47. %
Koehring
lu
27%
31%
Kratter Corp class A
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
Central Electric & Gas Co___3%
Central 111 Elec & Gas Co
10
21%
22%
34
36 Vb
Central Indiana
5
15
16%
Liberty
Co_5
47
50%
Lilly (Eli) & Co inc
10
25
26%
6
32
35%
59
62 %
25%
27'%
Ceco
Steel
Central
-L
Products
CorpJ
Gas Co____
Louisiana
Electric
Central
Maine
Power
Central
Public
Utility Corp
Central Soya
Central
Co_
10
Vt Pub Serv Corp
Chattanooga Gas Co—
Citizens Util Co
Common
class B
10
Co
20%
14%
14%
Co
Electronics
Star
1514
21%
25%
Engines
Coastal
States
Collins
Colonial
Corp
Co
Stores
Colorado
33%
36
lVt
36%
32%
Inc
35%
2%
—
Gas
22%
24%
50
53%
Co
5
Milling & Elev Co
27 %
1
29%
Maxson
26%
McLean
■'
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com__3
$1.25
preferred
conv
Commonwealth
Gas
25
14%.
2'!
1
8%
7%
Power Co_*
24%
23%
Corp
Connecticut Light &
Consul Freightways
2.50
Consolidated Rock Products—5
Continental
13%
21
Transp Lines
Copeland Refrigeration
Craig Systems Inc
Inc.l
Corp
1
2o
-rz
25
McNeil
Inc——I
14%
1
20'%
13 %
27%
29%
18 Va
Miles
11%
Miller
CompanyCummins Engine Co
Gas
96
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
18
19%
vri«souri
5
9%
10%
1
13%
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
1
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y—2%
13
14
25%
27%
13
14%
Machine
Darling
(L A)
Specialties
Co
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp
Harvester
Co—
Intermit
Detroit
Di-Noc
Diebold
5
19%
21 '4
25%
27 %
Corp.
Duffy-Mott
Sons
&
Bush
Dunham
Duriron
46 %
39 %
42
38%
41%
North
20%
North
Northeastern
Utilities
Co
Inc
Airmotive
15%
Pacific
Far East Line
21%
48 %
22%
Pacific
Gamble
5
17Va
51%:
Pacific
Mercury Electronlcs__90c
11%
12%
38%
24%
26%
Pendleton
19%
21 %
Pepsi-Cola
13
14%
Permanente Cement
Foote Bros Gear & Mach
Class
Frito
cl A—5
9
3%
11%
12
Pickering
•
18%
20%
Pioneer
Packing
Service
Telep
Gen
Telep Co
5%%
Giant
(Calif)
of
50
10%
•
Co
43%
127'%
132'%
7%
Harris
Co
6%
7%
pfd.__20
19%
21%
20
Co
1
20%
27
,
Trust
Tr
Hudson
&
Bk
255
273
101'%
106
83'%
89%
72'%
76%
55'4
Trust
&
6%
10
10
27%
30%
41
44
98
93
341
326
37'%
40%
67
63
12'%
13%
60
63'%
15%
16%
9'%
10%
Bk
19 Va
30%
20%
Industrial
32%
Int'l
Hamp
Mexico—5
5
*
1
1
8%
26%
Par
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
20
Liberty Real Estate Bk Sc Tr
Co (Philadelphia)
10
Long Island Trust Co
5
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)_10
Manufacturers & Traders
Trust (Buffalo)
0
Bid
103
Ask
109
30%
32!%
22'%
24%
58%
61'%
28
29%
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
Nassau County N Y
0
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co (Pgh)_25
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louls)__25
30%
164
32%
173
68
72'%
47'%
51%
25
101%
104%
10
57'%
60%
Westchester_5
27'%
29%
Merchants Natl Bk
of Boston_10
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
of
New
York
Bank
National
Bank
City
of
National
Trust
Detroit
of
Bank
(Cleve)
Comercial
Co
Bank
Banking Co
83
7.50
31'%
34%
61
65'%
Essex
&
(N
16
&
(Albany)—.
National Newark
J)
25
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12%
Natl State Bk of Newark
12%
48%
51%
53'%
57
New
Eng Trust Co (Boston)_l00
36
40 %
Trust
Tr
Co
Co
(N
25
Y)
(Chicago)_100
37
Peoples First Natl Bk
31
33'%
109 Va
113
520
556
Tr
<fc
(Pittsburgh)
Peoples Tr Co
of
(Hackensack
N
20
63%
67'/4
21
23%
Bergen City
J)
5
Philadelphia Natl Bank
10
43'%
46
20
57
60'%
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C_25
89
94
160
175
Provident
&
Tradesmen's
Trust
Bank
(Philadelphia)
Rockland-Atlas
Natl
Bank of
Boston
.10
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
67
72'%
2
St Louis Union Trust Co
68
72'%
Seattle
1st
86%
89%
Second
Bank-State
49%
52%
Bank
—10
of
Trust
Natl
44
48%
89'%
93'%
18
20
9'%
(Boston
Second Natl
20
84
(Wash)_20
Bk
10'%
117
20
Mass-)
Bank
37
4014
34%
37
Long
89%
123
Street
of
Phlla—10
"Security First Natl Bank
.
Exch
Bk—15
York—10
New
59
59
56%
59'%
Bk
(Chic)—20
98
104
35'%
86
90%
34'%
38 %
(Loa
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany
10
62 %
65'%
22'%
24%
46
50%
J)
65
70'%
16%
18%
Trust
City)__8
York)
Co
Union
25
(Union
(New
Trade Bk
&
of
25
—
Tr Co
New
(N
Y)
Jersey
44!%
47%
10
2%
23 Va
30%
9%
10%
38
397%
Bank
of
Bank
of
(Cleveland)
United
Commerce—
Trust
A'
56
36%
Co—
Co
(Wash
Y)_19
40'%
43'%
United States
92
95%
44'%
47%
Valley Nat Bk (Phoenix Arts)-8
48%
52Va
21
23
Bank & Trust Co—
(Winston-Salem
N
C>
footnotes
193/4
21%
Trust
(N
Y)—-20
of
I
(Phlla)—5
D
C)
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
For
52
33
10
—
States' Trust
10
(N
Com
Bank
R
1
see
10
preceding
•
12'%
13%
41 Va
43'%
28%
1
Providence
9%
Ltd
Products
Corp
Companies
(Boston)
Natl
New
Sugar
Consolidated Industries
1
Zapata Off-Shore Co
50c
25
Natl
N
Co
Industrial
New
Alegre
City
Tr.
Industrial
of
Corp
1
Yuba
Louis—20
National Bank
County
(Jersey
Hudson
7 Vs
of
Purex
Corp
of
of St
Sav
-6
Co
Punta
10
Chemicals
York
52
Natl Bank & Tr Co„10
27
Co
^jrolator
10
Company
37
of Dallas
of
6%
Serv
30%
Wisconsin Power & Light Co
Co
(Jersey City) .25
Corn
Bank
5%
Serv
24%
14%
5
Jersey Bank & Trust Co_ll
33%
5
24%
Pub
30%
50%
13
Corp
Northern
10
Bank
8
Pub
2<i
47'%
New
39%
Y
10c
28%
27%
Inc
21%
1
Co
18%
!7.50
Timber
New
31%
Rochelle
1
America-
5
Brlcx
.1
Petroleum
Glasspar Co
28'4
17'%
39%
(NY)_10
(Philadelphia)—10
Natl
N
Hartford
8'%
Co of
45%
26'%
1
37%
22%
Pubco
42%
1
37
(Minn)—10
Bank
Bank
New
Hanover
28 V2
21
Poiash
10
Telephone Co
35%
36'%
(NY)
Natl
Westchester
Gtrard
44%
2618
Co
Corp
Producing Properties
&
8%
Sterling Natl Bk & Tr Co
11
42
3%
2
Rubber
21'%
100
10
City Bank (NY)„20
Pennsylvania Banking
Island
39
""•♦land General Electric Co.7%
Cement
Fire
29'%
14
36%
2.50
5%
5
County—
Franklin
28 '4
Portsmouth
22%
P)
13
26%.
33
preferred
(A
Co
86%
333
Plains
(SF)_10
Tr Co
Bank
& Trust
21'%
1
34%
oiddings& Lewis Mach Tool Co .2
Green
Corp
Gas
81'%
41
29%
10
Lumber
46%
93
Natl
First
4'%
35%
of the Southwest
Portland
20
67%
43%
25
(N Y)
Bank
Natl
First
22%
32%
Corp
Gen
Natl
First
19 Va
1
Bottlers
44%
64'%
Co_12'%
J
Tr
33%
&
National
First
5'%
1
Co_
Co
General Gas
First
10
Plymouth
Garlock
Gas
1
21%
27 %
1
.1
Indus
General
Natural
4
10c
Pfaudler-Permutit
5
B
Co
fiVi
33
42
27
Stk Corp
Passaic
Co—70c
46%
318
(Atlanta)
12%
1
20%
20
301
30%
_50
of Chicago—100
14%
Tool
(Chicago) _25
of Boston__12!%
11%
1
18%
National
10
Bank
13%
4%
& Light Co
42'%
288
National
Bank
1
2.50
•
Manufacturing Co_*
Lt
National
Natl
8
87
!
6
13'%
•
Sulphur
Parker Hannifin Corp
3 3'4
Point
7%
66'%
First Natl
40%
5%
Co.
Corp
Uranium Mines
51'%
63%
Bank
First
American
48%
York
First
Pacific
Co
Bk
Camden
First Natl
Pan
63%
•46%
(Camden N J)
35'%
Pacific
.
CO
23
Co
CD O
43%
First Natl
33%
Pacific Power
21'%
1
Ask
71
3
Co
Trust
12%
21 %
61%
Corp
First
19%
23'%
46%
43
•
Bid
(NY)_12V2
Bk
Bank
First Bank
B
13
Florida Steel
Federation
1
1
36 V8
9'%
Phila_10
County Trust Co
Co
58
83%
69'%
30%
22'%
48%
—
Corp
12
33 %
Fisher Governor
i
18 n
21%
3
1
Fisher Brothers Co
i
19
Prod—10c
10c
61
66
37
of North Amer_5
Bk
Empire Trust Co
77 %
Pabst
—1
I
Co
16'A
46'%
66'%
Fiduciary
»
72 %
17
Natl
33%
20
45%
12%
H
pfd_*
Gas
Mortgage Assn_100
First Boston Corp____
—10
Empire State Oil Co
Equity Oil Co
30%
43
10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co—_—20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
—5
$4
Robinson
19'%
_1
34%
26'%
Cleve__16
of
Trust Co (White
York)—-—
Fairfield
4%
39%
7%
17%
5
93'%
13%
23 %
.
ETnhart Mfg Co
1
5
24%
17%
Co
Corp
Brewing
36'%
15%
Chemical
90
4%
12%
21 %
36%
(Texas)—•
28%
33'%
Conversion Co
16
16%
1
1
Laboratory Inc
26
1
Wood
A
J)
of
New
Trust
Gas
&
Tall
(N
Bk
Bk & Tr
Power
Coal
Oil
S
(Chicago)
New
44%
Bpn
Otter
TO
1
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
Olin
5
50c
20
23%
_50c
Corp
Corp
42%
17%
54
Witco
15 %
10
12%
13%
50
57
21'4
(Phila)
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
25 '4
20%
Co—1
12%
5
5
Wyandotte
24%
Coal
River
34'%
13%
10
&
Co
24%
24 Va
Miss
33%
24%
.
18%
11%
16
>-*M
23%
30%
32
Co
Wurlitzer
23
Pub Serv Co
Oklahoma
5%
22
24%
Bank
of N
County
1
Gas
Eiectrolux Corp
Federal
23%
Co
Natural
(S D)
Whiting
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
25'%
22%
2
Inc——50c
Associates
Electric
Electro-Voice
Northwest
29
Brothers
Warren
19
(N Y)
Connecticut
77'4
23%
22%
Assoc—8
&
Commercial Trust
30 Va
27%
_2
Eastern
i
9 %
8%
Nat
Industries
Paso
27%
72%
Co
12
35%
Washington Natural Gas Co_10
Washington steel Corp
1
34%
100
Southern
&
Commercial
0
Corp
Water
Warren
32
(Savannah)
City Natl
2'%
Gas
Penn
6%
11%
32
2%
Grocery Co
Warner &
Swasey Co
17%
8'%
:——10
Cleveland
68'%
Gas
&
53 %
2%
Tennessee
Economics
Oil
Co
Von's
Weyerhaeuser
4%
(Newark)_25
Bank
Bunk
18%
Corp A com_50c
American
28%
1
Co
Bank
28
Elec
29%
5%
12'%
Corp—1
Co
Citizens
6%
64
Thermador
Nortex
50
Inc.
Eastern
EI
Norrls
42%
Dynamics Corp of America—
$1
preference
East
File
Nicholson
1
Corporation
Trust
16'%
&
Gas
24'%
22
6%
Co
Natl
32%
New
1
Co
Bradstreet Xl)C,«
&
Chemical
.71
26%
Co
common
Eng
Natl
15 '4
17%
14 '%
B
Oil
Varian Associates
Vitro Corp of Amer
lc
T
Co
Trust
"30%
_______—_1
Oil
Southern
32'4
,
22%
5
Co
30%
__50c
5
R)
23
28%
67%
5%
100
&
Utah
29%
20
Centl-Penn
Shops of Del—1
5
(R
Gas
National Homes
Class
Inc_____I
Arts
Central
National Shirt
Corp
Inc
Donnelley
Dura
Dura
Bridge Co——i
Chemical
Dictaphone
Dun
to
changed
18%
1
Nalco Chemical Co
National
26'%
27%
Leasing Corp
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
29%
1
Inc—4—1
(S F)
N
Co
Trust
24%
CO——1
Co
Co
St
42
26
Supply
11%
24%
23
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
—10
Upper Peninsular Power Co
9
27
1
Louis
Broad
14%
Detroit
Name
Fuel
32'%
10%
1
United States Servateria
Corp_I
United States Sugar Corp
1
—*
National
17
10
Rubber
Mountain
States
Western
2'%
Ga3
14'%
30
1
Western Massachusetts Cos
Western Natural Gas Co
6%
6
29%
—5
Utilities
Mohawk
Danly
St
6
79
Pipe Line Co_5
Missouri-Kansas
19 Va
Line
23%
13
1
52%
Virginia
Trust
Boatmen's
_5
91
class A——1
::
B
of
Bankers
39
5
Co
Barge
17%
Class
Bank
1
Mississippi Shipping Co
Miss
21%
l
42'%
Bank of New York
1
Minneapolis
68
•
48'%
Inc
Co
America
Camden
1
5
Inc
5%
—2
10%
29%
64'%
,
Tractor Supply Co
1
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp
50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr Co_B
United
4%
27%
Inc
38!%
Co
Chase Manhattan
Inc
9%
33
Valley
Trust
5
Mfg Co
18
64'%
1
Bank of Commerce
29%
27
5
_7%
34%
•
1
Corp
Topp Industries
West
FranHscol
,c!<m
14%
75'%
2ya
common
—-1
Cmter Laboratories
.
5
1
Cross
Co
5
Corporation
Bank of
14'/a
3
lc
Eng
Laboratories
.61
Corp—1
Corp__^
Corp—
Propane
American
Mlehle-Gross-Dexter Inc—
16%
10'4
41%
Par
32
13
Corp
Publishing Co——
Metropolitan
Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
10%
16%
Stores
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
Bank and Trust
21%
Corp
Steel Corp
A
Co
Refining
Syntex
15 3a
Meredith
Class
39
9%
39
1.25
Wells
Suburban
55 %
&
36%
Co
31%
Machine
Drug
Inc
—25
Delaware
Greene
Suntide
44%
Industries
McLouth
.
59%
1
Suburban Gas Service
28%
29 %
41%
Electric Co—16
(W L)
56%
2.50
Va
•
Herrington Co Inc
1
Marquardt Aircraft
1
Maryland Shlpbldg & Dry Co_50c
9%
34%
common
Interstate
Colorado
8%
1
1
1
Prod
Gas
Radio
24%
1
27%
1
Marmon
Clinton
23%
4%
8%
1
Marlin-Rockwell
25%
10
94
__50c
Prods
24 Vs
22%
9%;
89%
Co
&
22 %
23 '/a
9
cl B__5
Co__—1
Auto
17%
23
Co
36%
Mfg & Sales Co_
Gas
1
15'%
33 %
Lucky Stores Inc—
Maremont
14%
7%
.
Steel
10'A
9
16'%
24%
1
2'%
Steamship
9%
6
45%
19 Va
1
com
Mfg
&
Corp_
Cobb &
Stubnltz
47'4
17%
1
%
Corp_
Ling
Madison
44
lc
Loan
Co
9
5'%
28%
2'%
Chemical
Struthers
13%
25
Plus
Ludlow
12Va
3
Frury & Clark
Tel
Co
Hotels
Strong
i.;.-
1
JBlower Co__
Macmlllan
37%
5
;
Lone
.1.5%
33y3C
Ceni
Co_
Lanolin
Lau
5%
33%c
Portland
Inc
nauaers
21 %'
5%
Go
29%
10
__1
Utilities
Keystone
5%
1
:
Kentucky
Ketchum
6
cl A
com
8
19%
5
Co
Telephone Co.
Central
7%
18%
49%
27
Service Co—1
Electric
Stepan
4t%
Gas_5
Natural
Trecker
46%
1
Co
Stouffer
26'4
<&
Carbon
E)
29%
25
Co
States
(A
21%
27%
Producing Co—1
Elec
Statler
57%
54
24%
Kearney
Gas
21%
20
1
Eng Tel Co
Gas
19%
•
Co
Co
Common
non-voting
Stanley Works—
6'%
Kansas-Nebraska
28Va:
Water &
Corp
Union
5
Co
Stanley Home Products Inc—
31%
preferred
•
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_10
27%
12%
Calif
Steel
$1.46
39%
Caluoruia
Kaiser
New
19 V*
13%
10c
Power
Power
18
13
25%
1
Three
Watson Bros Transport "A"
Westcoast Transmission
9%—
29
1
.
Water
Colorado
Nevada
Co_10c
Co
Standard Pressed Steel
Standard Register-.
17%
5%
1
Jessop Steel Co
Calif
Devel
Serv
46%
16%
5
Pub
Stand® Fruit
13%
43%
Co
Oil &
Staley
49 %
12%
Supply
Electric
39
Speer
22 '%
10c
43
~jefferstfh"Lake_Petrochemicals_T~™~8%
66 %
Corp
Burndy
Water
35%
25%
34'4
Southwestern
19'%
1
Inc
15%
33
Southwestern
32
1
Heintz
57'%
14
24
Sprague
18%
54'4
1
Corp
*
Southwest
300
30'4
Co__15
Corp
7%
Service
'
18'%
285
1
9'%
2
Southern
Inc—
common
7%
17%
8%
7'%
Southern
15%
5
5
Power Co
Southern
22
14%
Co
Services
38'4
*
Sys_l
Freight
Securities
Investors
10
Pacific
Southern
68
'■•'frorstate
10
Corp
Southeastern
25%
International Textbook Co
9
91%
2
Southern
17%
8%
1
& Co
Service
South Shore
8%
20 %
Corn
Time
Simplex Wire & Cable Co__
28
16%
33
Inc
26%
(G D)
Sierra
33 %
•
.
7%
1
Inc
Water
&
34%
Skil
76%
1
Head
Thrifty
32 %
20c
Petroleum
Bantam Co
Searle
13
73
Corp
Seismograph
6%
1
Co
12%
•
Jacinto
Schield
28%
19
Black Hills Power & Light Co__l
Black Sivalls & Bryson Inc___l
Bowser
5%
26%
"units"
Production
Indiana
62
Industries
San
34%
1
Husky Oil Co
22%
10%
l
Co
Sabre-Pinon
18%
32%
1
Hugoton
53
Bo water
17%
•
common
Hugoton Gas Trust
1
Corp
Foods
A
18%
•
Botany
35%
10
Beneficial Corp__.
Berkshire Hatliaway
Berylliinn
33
1
22%
150
13%
Pulp & Paper Corp—
21
.
10
Co
Bemis Bros Bag
Oil
65'%
12%
Gas
15%
11%
6%
31%
24%
•
Thomas & Betts Co class A
States Nat Gas Co
14%
44%
30
42%
Tokheim
8 Va
61 %
2Va
17
144
_1
Markets
Gossert
A
21%
10
Bates Mfg Co—
Baxter Laboratories
class
Natural
Houston
5
Co
73/3
1
Corp——___
Transmls
Thermo King Corp
1
12%
6%
National Petroleum
1
Texas Natural Gasoline
Corp_l
1
Ryder System Inc
14%
11%
_1
Engineering
Credit
Co
13 %
Payne Inc
Voltage
10
Co_:
Corp
Gas
&
18%
*
Service
Construction
Xi
397/a
102
129
Helmerick
Avon Products
37%
94
128
24%
Texas
Manufacturing Co__2V2
5
Co class A com_10
37%
22%
17%
Inc
4
21
Corp_7
Texas HI Nat Gas
Pipeline Co_l
Texas Industries Inc
l
73%
(M
__i
Eastern
55!%
Xerox
_10
Corp.
Texas
16
Hanna
A)
Tekoil
69'%
Haloid
common
18%
47%
51
106
41%
17'%
25c
44%
100
44%
„1
83
B
Tappan Co
A
44%
Class
Tampax Inc.
32%
Myers Inc___.
(HH) Co
42
Hearst Cons Publications cl A-25
a»lene Curtis Ind class A
,_1
Spring
Roadway Express class
Bid
52%
30
Mills Inc__3'%
41%
51%
Gas
&
Robertson
45V3
Western
Bell
Robbins &
34%
48%
Missouri
Bay less
38%
32
42%
Arkansas
Oil
3%
35%
1
2
Arkansas
V Aztec
2%
2.50
Controls
-
Ask
48'%
36%
,__10c
Corp
&
Rice
79 '%
preferred
Associated
River Brand
187
33%
Const Co
1
Gobain Corp__._7.50
Public
Arvida
Chemicals
21%
1
Incornorated
Anheuser-Busch
Inc
Arden Farms Co common
Metal
Sulphur Corp
Mfg
Hagan
177
Bid
5
4
AMP
Art
•
Ask
20
1
Gustin-Bacon
20
,4
5
Society.
25%
Bid
Co
Repuoiic Natural Gas Co
2
Richardson Co_
___12'%
Riley Stoker Corp____
3
10
Pipe &
Amer-Saint
Partic
Gulf
5
___
Greetings CI "A"
Supply Corp
American-Marietta Co
Arizona
Grolier
Barge Line__5
Hospital
American
13
39
American
Amer
25%
1
Corp
Amer Commercial
American
Co
52 -7a
Mountain Power Corp
Grinneil Corp
24%
Products Inc._
._i
American Biltrite Rubber Co_ 100
Box
Green
-48%
Mr
American
Par
'
list is composed of securities
Par
Ralston Purina
Ask
'
wide national distribution.
Industrials and Utilities
Par
'
page.
Wachovia
8
43
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
44
.
.
Monday, August 10, 1959
.
(604)
SECURITIES
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
for Friday August 7
Quotations
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Bid
Fund*—
2.44
Intl
7.83
8.52
Investment
Co
4.67
Investment
Trust
4.37
1
1
9.72
10.62
39 %
36'/a
1.33
1.71
Fund
rstel
Mutual Fund—1
Funds—'
B-2
(Medium
8.90
9.67
3-3
(Low
4.71
5.15
Elect'nfcs Corp.io
Growth Fund
13.34
14.50
—---—--}
32.41
35.42
12.96
Ltd
California Fund Inc
Canada General Fund—
Fund
De
Vegh Mutual
Fund-
10.87
10.42
14.21
12.84
18,400
13.35
14.57
Amer Nat Ins
Stk)— 1
3tks)_l
15.69
17.12
American
12.70
13.86
American
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
14.17
15.33
Bankers
—1
6.85
7.51
Bankers Natl Life Ins
6.33
6.93
Beneficial
Life
10.23
17.12
21'A
25.50
7.67
8.39
18.49
18.68
83%
77
12.89
v
10.70
1
14.17
9.42
10.32
9.58
10.50
21.94
10
20c
20.83
21.04
3.40
1
Ftdelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__l
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
1
Founders Mutual Fund
*
8.70
12.34
1
11.22
12.26
1
6.00
6.56
1
4.42
8.39
6.54
9.18
10.03
1
8.70
9.51
1
21.39
6.77
17.27
7.45
8.10
_1
General Investors Trust
Income
lc
shares
11.75
10.73
New
England
New
York
Shares—lc
Building
shares—
——lc
Capital Growth Fund
lc
Equip
of Canada Ltd
Nucleonics
Electronics
11.73
10.71
8.97
8.18
Pine
Street
Pioneer
Price
Puritan
Fund
Scudder
Scudder
Smith
9.76
of
Southwestern
8.12
Sovereign
(Edison
2 52
_lc
6.73
7.44
Stock shares———lc
10.56
11.57
-lc
11.60
12.70
Townsend
_lc
3.G4
3.81
Growth
-lc
11.53
12.63
5.29
Series
H-DA
———-—10c
5.24
a26.37
Inc.
1
income
Foundation
Fund Inc 10c
Iticotite
Fund
Boston
1
Inc
•
5.73
Unite J
,
S
Funds
Petroleum
Fund
Wall
29 'A
Standard
Sec Life Ins
6s—1980-76
53
•59
126
123
1
U S Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10
34%
88'A
Fire
3
29%
31%
U S
Life
2
47
50%
2
30'A
32'A
9%
93
97
Y—10
34
37%
Inc_l
12.79
Wisconsin
100.1
99.31
100.2
4'As
Dec
1,
4%s
Feb
1,
1960
100.4
100.3
2'As
Feb.
1,
1960
95%
3%s
Feb.
1.
1960
95'A
132
Public
1977
116
117
__1975
112
115
114 Va
Southern
Natural Gas
Corp
General
Port
4s
_197Q
Cement
Gen'l Tire & Rubber
Idaho
5'As
3%s
Trailer
Power
5s_
6s
5s
Jersey Central
&
June
1,
I960
93 18
3%s
April
3,
1961
98
1(30.2
4s
Sept.
20,
100.4
4s
May
2%s
May
100
99.16
.
99
3'As
July 15,
April 1,
March
92%
93'A
4'As
Oct.
1,
98'A
93%
3'As
May
1,
Feb.
15,
_.
1968
1969
137
200
Southwest
1939
104
104.%
Sperry
point
Bid
—
103%
103%
103%
104%
8c
Sons—
4%s
3%s
3%s
Feb
4s
May
Nov.
15,
1960
99 28
99.29
Tenn
14.43
13.23
1
17.77
19.32
3'As
1
7.28
7.93
4%s
Aug.
5.36
6.40
1 'As
Oct.
l'As
April
Situations
10c
3.99
4.36
_I
Corp.
8.37
3%
99.13
Montana
Power
4>As_.
88
CD CQ
Illinois
Uran
103'A
87
91
Underwood
1975
36
83
U S
Gas
5s_" 1984
104
—1979
5%s
ww—1993
99'A-
13.35
14.43
99.17
99.19
2%s
Feb
I960
99.11
99.13
l'As
April
1960
•
103.19
6.94
93
l
96.16'
1
99.3
4%s
1961-
Bid
Due
Dated
9-
99 30
84
Westcoast
06
White
Penn
1-59
99.29
100
3.45%
1-
5-59
2-
2-59
11-
2-59
99.23
100
3-'2-59
12-
1-59
99 30
100.2
1979
91.12
99
.—1969
82
1-
1-59
2-
4-59
4-60
1-60
56-
1-59
3-
1-60
7-
1-59
4-
4-60
8-
3-59
5-
2-60
4
99 26.
HQ
Ask
99.31
99.30
1004
100
99.31
100.8
100.3
100.10
Bills
Yield Price
Bid
Ask
November
1959—.
99.036
August 20, 1959
August 27, 1959
99.936
99.944
December
1959-
99.035
104'A
103%
.
99.891
99.901
December
10,
1958
114
September
3,
99.347
93.857
December
17,
1959
93,977
93.904
10,
99.802
99.315
December
22,
1959
99.736
99.752
December
99.703
99.720
December
99.675
99.588
January
7,
99.607
99.622
January
14,
103%
104'A
103 '/a
127
129
August
13,
1959
1959
103Va
103%
1959
1959
8,
October
15,
October 22,
93'A
110
98%
112
L—
.
September 17, 1959
September 21, 1959
September 24, 1959
October
October
100%
1971
117
1
93.777
98.563
98.447
98.429
93.360
1960
98.262
1960
93.171
98.200
January
15,
99.437
January
21,
1960
99.424
January 28,
99.404
99.342
99.360
F°braury
99.265
99.280
March
99.217
99.243
April
99.153
99.181
July 15. 1950
12,
1959
November
19,
1959
;
4,
22,
15.
Ask
99.116
99.067
99.010
93.939
98.883
98.867
98.816
98.604
98.535
98.464
98.396
98.300
99.543
1960
1960
1959
102
1
1959
1960
1959
5,
93.846
93.829
1959
24,
31,
—
97.513
1960
97.538
97.247
97.275
96.043
1960
96.031
120
99
3,
99.531
1959
29,
November
27,
99.468
;
1959.
November
100'A
1970
4%s_.
'/a %
4 Va %
4.45%
99.27
99.933
102'A
1971
5VaS
100.24
99.931
Transmission—
5 As
100.22
1959
85
1989
T982
5'As
38.20
Bid
Due
Dated
4-
Yield Price
Bid
1992
P
90.4
September
Sc. Gas—
1989
Ww__1967
Gas
99.4
83.23
83.12
-—
1364——
15,
May
United States Treasury
k
Power
Stores
10-
103
Trans
94.4
91.4
3 75%
100.1
1-58
110 'A
5s
98.6
1963
1.
94
Ra te
Ask
1-59
12-
100'A
108'A
5'As
92.12
1963
15
'As
99.4.
92 4
93.2
'
1962
'As
96.8
1961
100.4
100
1962-.
May 13. 1963
Oct
[.. 1963—,
April 1.1964—
97.24
1960
93.16
Ask
1011/2
Industries 4'As
West
4s
99.22
93.3
1962-
15.
98.24
93.13
1962
1,
1960
15,
3.50%
6.42
.
1979
101
April
15,
100.17
95.4'
93.20
1962
15,
1,
L,
Rate
1989
5'/,s
104%
Feb
Nov
99.24
99.22
94.23
1962
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
16.Q7
106
Corp
1961
Feb.
Aug.
15,
1,
May
13.84
1979
1975
1961
I,
15.
Aug
Oct.
15.
11.80
-1977
5s_—
Transcontinental
t,
l'As Oct.
l'As
—
Ask
Blf*
99.13
4s
3%s
May
14.74
Transmission—
Amer
9 5'A
point
a
4%, %
4%s
;
32nds of
4s
15,
1273
1979
99'A
1972
93'A
3%s
99.30
109
3 75%
Pow
90%
94'A
92'A
(Continued)—
93
May
1
.
5'As ww
Eastern
98
Northrop Corp 5s
Northspan
106%
100
89'A
1972-1967
103.3
1960
1
—
5'As
1989
Mueller Brass 3%s
National Can 5s
Northern
5s__1974
91
99
1970-1967
1971
98.24
100.1
15, 1959
L,
10.30.
1
Generating—
Elec
Rand
Textron
Chemical
90
9.15
.—
.
Gas
99
1969
101
1970
more
or
l'As
Treasury Notes—
1 'As Oct;
1, 1959
3'As
Ltd—
1959
'
100:2
100
4s
15.80
5s
98'A
100
Maturity-
A
7.73
7.12
14.46
Am
92.16
93
15,
3ept.
99'A
93
'
1969-
20,
Treasury Notes
15/1960
15,
1
—
4%s
5'As
Texas
—1981
Mallinckrodt
4%s
represent one
Ask
Certificates of Indebtedness—
October 1,
1989
(M)
Elec
193
Long Island Lighting 5'As—1989
.
_
93%
92
_
99'A
93%
.
1968.
20.
98'A
99
99
1961
1, 1962
1, I9633'As May 2, 1966
99.24
93.16
Shares_l
;
99.24
93.26
2'As
100.1
99.30
.
10, 1965
April
Electric
Service
5 '/as
132
99.16
1960
100.1
Figures after decimal
Lgt—
5»/4S
Lowenstein
Steel
99.8
99.26
99.31
June
Nov.
;
1982
99
99.18
—
99.30
93.16
17.45.
1
Petroleum
5'As
1977
ww
._
Pow
113
April 20,
3%s
99.22
99.19
1959
98
10.64
5'As
Sheraton Co of
Paso
Ferro
Pacific
20.
Nov.
9.74
4%s
129
El
Oct.
l%s
March
1 'As
nc_
100.10
Bonds—
Bank
HI, S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Holes
13.53
1973
Co
Power
Phoenix
Fruehauf
Land
Mar.
Maturity
Bid
103 A
Ref 6s..1972
Federal
-
100.10
4'As
11.
100.7
100.3
100.1
100.8
1960
100.1
100.4
1959
100
99.29
1959
10,
99.30
1959
1,
4%s
3'As
Fund Inc.
Philip ..Morris
Commonwealth Oil
Oct.
3.50s
99.28
—
Ask
Cooperatives—
for
95.12
1
Bonds—
Ohio
point
Bid
Banks
97.14
1
Equity Fund
100
102
—
Ask
99.3
16.01
Investors Fund Tnc
93 ''a
.1977
—
Insurance Co in the
City of N Y
Westchester Fire
3%s
a38.16
.
—1982
Vought 5'As—
8'A
23%
101%
93
53%
95.4
3.97
Investing
Washington Mutual
96
Chance
7%
26%
99
12.71
Special
93 'A
4% si
(N Y)—2
(NY)
8
Insurance Co——5
Travelers
Ins__lQ
N
11, 1963
12, 1963—
8.21
Inc.
1975
Corp
62'A
58%
Co
Guaranty
March
11.63
Street
1969
Carrier
103
103
93
100
1960
Aug. 23, 1960
Fund ■Inc—1
Income
Canadian
Ry 4S_:
33%
31%
2
10
10
U S
1959
41%
Inc
Fund
Burlington Industries 4'As
Pacific
Marine
preferred
4'/as
Security Issues
British
Fire &
192 Va
3.45%
Ask
45%
Accident
Banks—
10,
1
Canada
Wellington Fund
Whitehall Fund
Bid
42%
$6.50
8%
1959-—
10,
1
Fund
Wellington
Bond*—
10
51
1963
10,
Fund
Fund
13.0.3
7.69
13.
Fund—
Income
12.16
14.20
(New Haven)
97.6
,
Science
14.15
7.03
June
16.91
•
Fund:
United
11.12
12 99
42
17,51
—
Accumulated
11.91
Fund—.lc
38'A
Standard
Mortgage Assn—
March
15.45
.
I110—
12.94
Insur
—.10
Springfield
Co
1960
4%s April .10,
15.45
—_
FuncLlc
Income Fund—lc
Institutional
8%
8
93'A
1960—
15,
Nov.
3%s
International
&
Fund——lc
Institutional
60'A
57
Co—
Surety
3%s
15.93
Corp
Fund
Continental
Line
Bank; Fund—lc
Oct.
■3%s
—
14.29
Inc..
Line
Growth
80%
4 %S
a40.96
1
Inc
Inc
United
Line
Institutional
14.57
1
United
\
Value
10.79
13.48
1
Fund
B)
Funds
Value
10.77
71'A
76
4%s
Fund
Value
9.35
66
Farnham
U
9 32
9.98
8.02
Clark-
Investment
Ciinrl
2.37
Ltd—
22%
40%
185
19.10
7.38
25c
&
Investment
3.53
1
Foundation
15,
3%s Dec.
4s
Clark
vision-Electronics
United
__1
Fund
In vestors
51%
21
Y)
(N
24%
•
38'A
1959-
Natl
4'As
16.09
17.57
Inc
8c
Fund
"2.62
-•
.
14.80
United
10c
Inst
"►•le
21.70
H-C7
Institutional
Sterling
20.00
Series
Income
8.83
Investors
&
Balanced
Inc—
Shares
8.17
Investors
2-23
19.42
48 %
2
Security
■'43
40%
23
5%
4%
1
5
Ins
City Lite
12.9 L
shares——_lc
"nstitutional
40.64
Federal
Stock
11.81
12.13
rn co mora ted
3.70s
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
11 12
21.05
.69 'A
11.29
Roe
Ineorpbra ted
3%s
.9.76
10.43
Street
of
24.47
8.93
1
state
Fund
24.23
1.25
Stein
Haydock
1
2.50
Shares
Amer
7.50
Funds
11.80
Common Stock Fund-—
Selected
14.92
Hamilton
10.83
a30.77
6.84
Growth Industry Shares Inc—-1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc — -.1
•
*
13.63
—
of
15,
April
Inc
Fund Inc
lc
Utilities
3 '/as
6.31
18.64
Canada
Scudder Stevens
share3
—
lc
Petroleum
shares.——-—-lc
shares.
(N C)_
(Pa)
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
Paul Fire.& Marine
6.25
Seaboard Life Ins Co—
1
119
64
1959
15,
Feb
5.80
Shares
Stevens
7.98
Tobacco
112
15. 1960
Feb
4%s
17.01
Fund
Fund
7.79
—
Sept.
1
Inc
Dist
8.91
shares---
Reinsurance Corp
Title
Life
17,
3.80s Jan.
1
Growth
(Geo)
7.23
Equipment shares —
Aug.
3%s
15.09
Putnam Growth Fund
shares—lc
Steel
Quaker
5
Standard
3%s
15.42
13.96
Inc
Rowe)
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Railroad
14.11
1
Fund Inc
11.74
RR
1
Inc
Fund
Fund
(T
10.72
Bond
Inc
Inc
Fund
Fully Administered shares—lc
General Bond shares
lc
Railroad
Pyramid Lite Ins Co
Bid
40.23
Philadelphia
9.15
shares
23%
100.1
3.35
Mining
22
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a
Corp-
Fund
Stock Fund-lc
-lc
Merchandising
10
63%
Co
Insurance Co
4%s
Securities
9.28
Bond
Providence-Washington
100
Securities
15.35
Institutional
80%
53
Obligations of Government Agencies
1,427
1.317
Fund
otreet
17.03
(The)
77'A
89'A
10
Federal Home Loan
1
Shares
William
8.47
shares
Jersey
Chemistry &
15.61
Food
.
Jefferson
Capital Fund
14.02
Common
Series
Fund
lc
shares
Chemical
-
-
Stocks
Quarterly
Aviation-Electronics-—
Electrical
Series
Growth
Putnam
Group SecuritiesAutomobile
Series—
Stock Series
18.67
1
1
Corp.
10
84
23.66
Series
Dividend
Peoples
13.47
71
Phoenix
8%
60'A
,_l
7.15
1
26%
67
9.17
1
61'A
25%
5
Ins Co
85 »A
lo
65'A
56
5
Insurance Co—
Philadelphia Life
43'A
61'A
10
Co
17'A
45
4.33
1
42
15'A
Y—12'A
N
of
Indemnity
Pacific
Peerless
Boiler
(Fla)
Bond
Co
80'A
10
Ins
36%
39
Insurance—3.33 Vb
Ins
Seaboard
Co:
Lite
33
St
Insp 8c Insurance
Series—
Balanced Series
2.93
2.51
—
Owners
Steam
River
4
5
Insurance
Home
Hartford
48%
49%
10
11.95
22.13
Inc
Home
14.59
6.51
6.14
Capital
22.63
13.50
One
2.31
Futures
2.50
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Over-The-Counter
20.19
General
20.96
1
5.14
lc
2
Inc
Inc_l
19.62
2.68
49 Va
(Jacksonville Fla)_2'A
Insurance
45'A
45'A
—5
——2.50
—
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y—10
67 %
64
—5
F)
3%
70 «A
'53'A
54%
7'A
American
4.00
13.57
12.27
series
Great
3.63
4.69
10.99
3'A
67
1.50
al4.73
Co
Northern
35'A
71
4
(D C)
1
Corp
131
67
Employees Life
——1
Securities
124
4
Corp——;
18.15
5.96
—5
C)
Hanover
Investors
Northeastern
36%
Gulf Life
Wide Securities
North
164
22%
Fire—_—.—10
Fire
401
23
11.45
York
155
42'A
5
2
Casualty
Hampshire
New
386
39%
class A
Amsterdam
New
18'/3
17
5
Fire
Corp
5
21
17.54
National
2 9 Va
34'A
Government
Mutual Trust Shares
Nation
35%
2 7'A
Republic
16.22
Shares
33'A
Co
(S
10.44
beneficial interest
Nationwide
Insurance
Inc—1
Mutual
of
Fund
Life
Fund
Investment
13%
5
Ins
——————_1
Mutual
17 Va
5
13.64
114'A
National
&
12.43
110'A
22
26%
Falls
24.03
131
63 Va
Government Employees Ins
22.27
124
24'A
Globe
(D
71'A
58
Glens
Automation
&
17.18
Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series
lc
stock
15 46
15.73
Fund—
Life
Mutual Income Foundation Fd_l
13.41
Franklin
Preferred
14.30
Stock
beneficial interest—1
Inc
Fireman's
14.55
lnt-33MsC
Growth
66
20'A
General Reinsurance Corp
33%c
of
Fund
7.92
Fundamental Investors
beneficial
of
Investors
Missiles-Jets
26.91
7.25
Fund Inc
Equity Fund InC_.
Fidelity Capital Fund
2.73
Units
25.61
25.17
Energy
3.89
Insurance
Franklin
14%
10
10
Natl Life 8c Accident Ins—10
Natl Old Line Inc common
1
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employers Group Assoc
*
Employers Reinsurance Corp__5
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins_
..1
Trust
Investors
Preferred Stock Series
23.45
Union
13
10
Co
lc
shares
Massachusetts
15.99
1
1
Corp—1
Fund—_.
Stock Fund
Fire
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
shares
-y.
Electronics Investment
National
Inc
lc
shares
Fund Inc
3.46
14.71
46%
41 Va
4
(Bait)-'
Life
10
Casualty
Forster
Federal
Mass
24.75
3.16
43 Va
Co
3.53
National
2.p0
25c
-1
Monument
Life——10
Special Investment shares—lc
11.76
10%
& Manufacturers
New
2.45
-
Fire Assurance
Merchants
1
lc
Transport
13.51
20
Stk Fund Inc„ 1
Investment Fund—1
Trustee Shares-
Dreyfus Fund Inc.
Eaton 8c Howard—
shares
Petroleum
20.98
13.77
Continental
2.75
Massacuusetts
17.27
7.09
shares
48%
38 'A
Indemnity 8c Life Ins
Merchants
2
6.51
lc
Metal
44 'A
23%
5
Assurance
4.04
5
12.50
26%
Ins
General
2.98
7
5
Life
56'A
37%
9%
Life
Standard
Continental
Electrical Equipment shares-lc
General Industries shares—lc
Inc
39
3%
Insurance Co
&
Co
249
35
Maryland
3
(Ky)'
Crum
239
10
Connecticut
a47.50
__10
Lite
Massachusetts
Mass
22%
53
36%
11
43
6.25
14.59
•
25
21
Casualty
—1
Bonding——
5
10%
2%
(N J)
20.63
Inc—1
23%
1
Va_
6%
2 v2
Shippers
13 87
Co
63
1
—1
Surety C-o
8c
Commonwealth
Managed Funds—
17.47
19.30
13.68
24%
59
10
_
of
Life Ins
Amer
1
Re-insurance
13.35
Fund
Sayles Mutual
Loomis
11.12
16.07
18%
12.52
National
Lincoln
9%
2%
22%
3
Iqc
Co
1
C)
(Galveston)
Inc—_ 1
Stk Fund
Insurance
17 'A
Corp
(Wash D
(Va)—5
—
39
Co.5
(Newark N J)„2'A
Investors
Mercury
25c
1
Life Insurance Investors
10.87
10.00
1
Inc
Paper
1
1
I
Shares—
Fund
Assurance
Home
Ins Co
Boston
Lazard
12.12
1
E—-——
Fund
Lexington Trust Fund
Lexington Venture Fund
14.80
inc
Fund Inc
Corn
Com
Priced
Knickerbocker
136
23.47
Income Fund Inc
Balanced
Com Stocks)—-1
16.74
20.54
11.17
Growth
Series
8.69
Fund—
Delaware
Diversified
Amer
(Low
13.54
Trust_l
Investing Co Inc
Vegh
Dividend
American
(Speculative
130
*
Western Investment
Dividend Income Fund
Diversified
Amer
16.43
S-4
17,800
:
De
Diver
10.29
22.13
15.5.9
11.88
*
Crown
Delaware
9.42
15.10
American
Tenn
of
Loyal
1
20.28
14.68
13.00
J
B—
Series
Fla)
1
19.34
Sc Stock
Corporate Leaders Trust
(Jacksonville
1
6-3
9.64
}
Consolidated Investment
Insurance
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
tHigh-Grade Com Stk) —1
(Income
9.99
Commonwealth Investment——1
Commonwealth Stock Fund-—.1
Bond
Lite
(Income Pfd Stocks)
Income
Fund Inc
13%
(Discount Bonds)
5-2
15.43
1
_-l
50c
Christiana Securities Corp—100
7% preferred
*00
Colonial Energy Shares
1
wuionial Funu inc
1
Composite
17~
17.68
14.09
X13.99
Century Shares Trust
Chase Fund of Boston
Chemical Fund Inc—
Composite Fund Inc
Concord Fund Inc
Companies
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
J
Fund Inc—-——
Life
11.29
5-1
International Growth
Commonwealth
14%
16.20
Bonds)
Priced
K-l
7.95
J
Ltd
Fund
45 Va
9
2
Casualty Jus Co
8c
33'A
13'A
10.34
_
Life
Ask
Bid
Co„65c
Liberty Natl Life Ins ,(Birm)~2
31
1
_
8-4
13.58
Canadian Fund Inc
Canadian
24.72
17.89
*
Ltd
(1954)
22.66,
Bonds)_1
,74 Va
270
41 'A
Insurance Co—*
Equitable Assur
5
Fidelity & Casualty-5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
24.77
X14.22
1
50c
1
Investment
Street
tfuiiocK
23.73
K-2
Mutual Fund Inc.—1
Fund Inc.
Boston
Broad
Bonds)-—1
Grade
71
259
Agricultural
Custodian
6.11
Mtge & Title
Lawyers Title Ins Corp
American
12.33
36.71
'(Investuent
10
Insurance——10
Life
Par
Lawyers
201
American
11.80
(The)
6.42
Blue Ridge
Aetna
35.99
Keystone
5.60
Ltd
Aetna Insurance Co
13.01
a24.65
Johnston
X5.91
Canada
12.13
11.90
1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A'
Inc—1
Axe-Houghtoa Fund.,"B'
£nc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Templeton
11.10
inc
3-1
Axe-Science 8c
1
Boston—1
of
Companies
Ask
190
10
Surety
5.03
America
of
&
Casualty
lc
Research Fund—_—-
Investors
al5.36
Mutual Fund Inc-_-l
Amer Research & Development.
Associated Fund Trust
•
Atomic. Devel Mut Fund Inc—i
American
Resources
Aetna
4.60
Fund lat
2.22
25c
x.25
Fund—
\ffiliated Fund Inc
\merican Business 3hares
American Investors Fund
ieen
\D«j
Bid
Par
Ask
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
1989
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
105'A
1988
96
99
1979
113
117
*No
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a
Net
asset
Exchange,
value,
b Bid
t New stock,
yield price,
x
d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
ISSUES
k Admitted
issued,
y
the
dividend.
to listing on
Ex-stock
Volume
190
Number 5871
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
,
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week
liminary figures compiled by
increase compared with
year ago.
$
cities of the United States for which it is possible
there is
against $22,179,351,299 for the
same
week in
1958.
at
gain for the week ending Friday of 3.5%. Our comparative
a
this
summary
for
Week
Ended
August 8—
-
%
+
1,100,631,586
1,054,000,000
964,000,000
+
723,039,996
(11
+
361,600,000
__
Pittsburgh
330,200,000
+
+
384,710,110
cities,
five
days
cities,
five
days
472,612,456
$16,976,338,499
+
all
cities
•Estimated.
for
+
(7
$21,312,182,499
+
6.9
ends
867,168,800
+
926,091,779
+
In
the elaborate
For that week there
the whole country
them
today, inasmuch
same
Outside of this city there was
showing
an
increase of 12.6%.
New York Reserve District the totals show
Reserve District of 8.1%
4,675,998
19,046,000
Carolina—Charleston
3,963,937
18,714,400
183,122,252
8,515,971
6,845,872
340,149,328
123,809,629
(6
729,058,716
676,605,418
as
cities)
the week
Tennessee—Knoxville
we
present further below,
a
District has to its credit
improvement of 12.0%, in the Boston
an
Reserve District of 2.3%.
are
Macon
31,884,259
a
The Chicago Reserve
gain of 17.3%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 9.9% and
Alabama—Birmingham!
.....'
of
11.7%.
-
Mobile
SUMMARY
OF BANK
3rd
851,141,067
—
(10 cities)
—
Seventh Federal Reserve
_
Richmond
6th
Grand
9th
St.
Indiana—Fort
—
-
Dallas
12th
San
11,309,487,110
+ 12.1
11,659,886,781
10,942,391,627
1,032,615,933
+
2.3
1,059,637,473
1,293,964,511
+
18.1
1,434,937,053
729,058,716
676,605,418
7.8
703,690,737
1,101,151,267
+ 17.1
1,210,148,468
1,470,270,989
+ 17.3
1,504,022,803
Moines
Des
638,346,322
+
9.9
660,024,109
652,442,798
«•
647,765,661
597,639,707
+
8.4
603,582,147
Chicago
-
Decatur
Peoria
•«
-
:
—
—
.
Tennessee—Memphis
.
Illinois—Quincy
Total
—
(4^ cities)
-
Ninth Federal Reserve
+
0.4
+
6,676,925
5,600,435
6,372,529
6,130,767
6,762,040
2.8
264,150,676
215,715,653
+ 22.5
213,765,300
194,897,880
257,556,592
175,000,000
.11,828,320
+ 47.2
194,130,704
188,210,116
12,493",748
St.
our
1,289,949,163
1,101,151,267
2.5
650,009,882
613,801,801
North
Dakota—Fargo...
8.9
523,945,462
483,973,666
South
Dakota—Aberdeen....
1,249,728,802
+
11.7
1,329,688,279
1,185,867,305
21,305,378,596
+ 11.8
22,172,762,036
21,114,066,529
10,397,534,512
+ 10.9
10,946,125,641
13,705,916
+ 27.4
676,928
725,826
6.7
216,189,158
194,157,375
+17.1
1,210,148,468
1,116,323,770
2,833,355
21,188,271
10,853,098
14,466,949
111,626,000
9,530,747
12,471,864
+
16.0
11,560,820
11,201,748
85,470,000
+ 30.6
83,281,000
88,622,008
8,936,213
143,982,630
6,768,300
Massachusetts—Boston
city for the
Ended
August
8,526,516
+
11.8
4,268,330
+
9.8
10,381,154
4,744,614
133,150,367
7,856,388
+ 15.2
134,115,321
1,273,133,Gil
1958
Inc.
or
Dec.
%
1956
1957
$
S
Worcester
(7
3,287,623
+10.3
6,115,957
+
2.7
2,913,333
2,886,497
7,921,241
8.8
670,467*646
+
13.8
3,251,694
1,465,890
+ 26.6
1,588,955
+
14.6
3,669,745
3.491,477
12,335,016
+
5.3
13,959,016
10,687,130
46,783,995
25 379,582
29,368,800
3,322,269
851,141,067
787,622,364
...
+ 16.0
11,131,844
10,549,655
2.7
53,214,729
46,515,235
—
—
+
5.5
25,690,503
25,282,936
20.4
36,278,000
6,977,139
6,483,851
44,151,547
122,977,281
2.422,302
12,279,137,697
—
Connecticut—Stamford
Jersey—Newark
Jersey
10,907,844,083
42,563,975
25,815,318
_
3,016,969
41,801,957
—_
5,515,532
15,730,896
14,858,955
3.7
11,428,885
6,461,732
12,795,475r
6,637,015
+17.3
1,504,022,803
1,435,727,651
356,200,000
180,067,015
113,676,096
+
375,000,000
342,000,000
+
9.6
367,000,000
180,010,222
113,272,977
3,063,123
+
7.4
179,910,941
+ 15.3
110,167,G65
638,346,322
—
+
7.9
2,945,503
2,499,687'
9.9
660,024,109
652,442,793
+ 18.3
12.714,731
9,116,070
4.9
414,784,360
359,073,143
+ 13.2
141,399,186
135,041,407
7,972,179
410,209,407
+
145,191,943
—
+
8.4
3,128,972
+ 11.6
—16.8
4,419,678
4,511,332
6,354,423
5,809,061
+
9.4
5,368,920
6,637,519
14,110,478
+
0.1
14,402,100
12,142,930
597,639,707
+
8.4
603,582,147
535,522,527
„
8,997,126.
City1,007,136
—
3.2
917,696
543, 972
720,219
+
13.6
751,826
894, 657
9,441,3G2
+
6.5
9,300,799
9,602, 790
155,220,514
+
6.6
157,167,305
148,749, 201.
+
9.0
6,895,827
7,516,728
(9
695,613,255
678,423,084
42,160,264
5,540,943
7,187,649
cities)..
35,137,996
449,757,958
479,844,639
Total
5,905,000
5,620,196
9,973,056
10,808, 145
—13.9
32,709,017
2.0
421,504,531
26,620, 578
398,373, 516
12,376, 989
+
0.4
12,447,236
+ 26.3
5,238,416
5,827, 143
+
2.5
650,009,882
613,801,801
11,542,048
440,675,396
+
8.7
11,250,888
9,765,652
+
8.9
451,658,423
402,741,311
38,423,635
+
9.7
35,463,118
39,556,198
*14,309,132
4 5,933,000
—
8.1
833,188,842
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
12,547,117
...
Dallas
,.
Worth
Fort
Galveston
Wichita
.....
Falls
2.659,980
—
6.2
8,015,COO
8,742,000
+
27.9
6,312,875
6,674,837
6.0
11,245,158
16,493,663
8.9
523,945,462
483,973,668
15.7
287,714,891
833,688,070
26,260,130
—32.4
23,457,812
21,989,522
9.4
140,921,149
130,925,655
3.2
2,701,580
2,741,157
+
—
+ 17.1
3,444,336
2,885,300
+12-6
11,226,636,395
10.531,667,182
4.0
43,384,732
41,600,924
1.7
25,209.456
23,134,331
35,400,722
12,935,741
(6
cities)
*
12,198,919
560,216,353
Louisiana—Shreveport
+
514,365,192
+
216,286,745
77.914,257
—
95,866,749
26,261,882
Beach—
Pasadena
San
5,521,010
199,033,863
104,582,684
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt Lake City——
California—Long
-
Francisco
186,904,369
4,628,031
221,158,080
„
—
32,202,075
+
185,232,323
—16.2
5,161,565
4,986,681
+
11.1
191,499,690
+
9.1
95,524,980
196,363,835
85,328,278
—19.5
28,078,560
25.130,595
16,778,062
16,698,006
+
0.5
17,426,314
15,936,881
749,711,310
665,950,642
+
12.6
658,046,505
32,982,314
26,201,804
+
25.9
27,694,299
628,146,038
25,393,110
35,100,640
76,256,714
—
—
'
(a)
75,439,358
10,493,172
9,815,058
4,531,561
458,791,366
14,257,895
7,496,188
Joseph
—
—
—
72,80C,432
+
3.6
83,790,533
79,444 391
+
5.5
82,473,845
11,309,487,110
+ 32.1
11,659,886,781
10,942,391,627
Jose
—
8,937,657
8,543,727
+
4.6
7,304,214
7,461,955
14,113,810
12,806,557
+
10.2
11,237,261
11,884,554
Barbara
Stockton
Total
Grand
(10
total
1,395,440,575
(108 cities)
1,249,728,802
+
11.7
1,329,688,279
1,185,867,305
23,810,656,539
cities)
21,305,378,596
+
11.8
22,172,762,036
21,114,066,529
11,531,518,842
10,397,534,513
+
10.9
10,946,125,641
10.582.399.347
74.432,659
12,683,949,911
San
Santa
Outside
cities)
6,855,845
0.4
+ 13.2
—
193,356,263
130,670,031
.2,822,089
30,242,669
Yakima
3,533,142
Rochester
+ 20.4
14,835,947
1,367,476
1,036,863,755-
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
2,545,144
Jamestown
13.491,337
1,470,270,989
-
City
Washington—Seattle
142,244,537
Buffalo
1,098,764,930
32,784.000
\
29,842,225
Elm Ira
+ 18.8
46,058,513
3,222,199
Second Federal Reserve District —New York—
York—Albany
1,373,981
165,455,836
-
Total
cities)
2.5
817,966
Colorado—Colorado Springs
15,492,974
3,043,048
Hampshire—Manchester
7.3
+
975,360
Wichita
1.358,941
3,093,845
35,347,100
—
4.9
+
4,584,993
10,059,247
681,876,940
+
2,789,282
45,535,090
Island—Providence—
+
1,453,860
1,071,863,893
11,479,316
—
—
Kansas—Topeka
7,540,400
■
643,033,005
23,978,740
Haven
54,394,992
17,508,412
7,464,355
62,725,362
13,836,143
647,765,661
cities)
Missouri—Kansas
12,400,721
_
Connecticut—Hartford
3.1
8,399,344
Nebraska—Fremont
$
12,990,922
-
+
13,435,905
12,998,459
—...
Omaha
3,544,209
_
10,185,160
14,114,179
Total
1
1,856,117
New Bedford
2,624,409
19,889,530
10,871,846
3,769,394
Montana—Billings
Hastings
3,173,168
—
3,767,506
20,658,413
7.4
+
—
10,955,195
.
Helena
699,366,476
River
Lowell
4.3
-i-17.8
10,582,399,347
6,278,587
(S
+ 15.7
+
9,434,159
+
detailed statement showing the figures for each
Portland
Total
680,299
180,093,^25
438,774,405
;
Paul
+
3,626,889
Northern New
1
192,237,652
6,030,815
District—Minneapolis-
Minneapolis
St.
New
+ 15.8
27,311,459
.
514,365,192
1959
Syracuse
681,412,95^
164,363,906
Minnesota—Duluth
11,531,518,842
City.
York
703,690,737
701,848,383
Louis
678,423,084
First Federal Reserve District—1Boston—
New
7.8
+
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1,395,440,575
«
10
Maine—Bangor
New
124,414,020
366,200,000
6,725,696
695,613,255
$
(12
342,006,796?
125,761,365
119,534,503
1,724,372,643
cities)
(17
560,216,353
<4
Clearings at—
Total
7,260,321
349,621,340
6.0
27,331,795
—-—.......
—
—
Kentucky—Louisville
535,522,527
.
Week
New
7,560,778
4.2
128,845,371
18,789,788
1,489,699
Lincoln
Rhode
27,530,128
8,102,733
57,041,365
Sioux City
Illinois—Bloomington
week ended August 1 for four years:
New
24.4
+
403,000,000
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Springfield
+
—
4,685,737
Iowa—Cedar Rapids.
1,435,727,651
701,848,283
+
.
Total
Fall
21,811,309
181,179,697
1,116,323,776
1,724,372,643
ir
6
add
4,740,809
20,615,578
195,556,152
681,412,952
1,289,949,163
It
9
City
—
now
4,575,524
1.8
+ 23.5
9.2
Haute
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
1,338,949,845
t«
7
—
Francisco
We
+ 18.0
+
$
833,688,070
833,188,842
8.1
+
1,249,082,378
M
4
Outside New York
1,338,949,845
153,417,205
...
23,810,656,539
Kansas
434,020,100
1,434,937,053
2,954,256
Wayne
South Bend
1950
1,474,750,947
17
Minneapolis
11th
499,373,668
,
17,421,619
Indianapolis
Total
1,056,549,865
-10
Louis
10th
,13,191,260
,13*204,095
10,154,130
Missouri—St.
787,622,394
l(
fi
_
Chicago
8th
14,670,896
District—Chicago—
Rapids
Lansing
Districts:
$
%
M
7
-
Atlanta
7th
12,683,949,911
—11
Philadelphia
5th
53,023,500
10,398,481
5.2
Arbor
Michigan—Ann
San Francisco
1957
Inc. or
Dec.
««
9
_
55,713,400
CLEARINGS
$
$
.i—
__
4th Cleveland
2.0
+ 25.7
+
866,419
Orleans
Rockford
1958
1959
Ending August
York
+
+ 29.6
+
Springfield
New
547,517,224
124,525,982
13,680,016
Total
v
In the following we furnish a summary by Federal Reserve
2nd
10,022,754
267,970,912'
565,190,016
353,500,000
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
District there is
increase of 2.5%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 8.9% and in the
1st Boston
12,074,432
277,516,160
23.9
6,703,651
5,754,942
—
,
In the
larger by 18.1%, in the Richmond Reserve
the Minneapolis Reserve District of 8.4%. In the Kansas City Reserve
Week
27.2
+
131,014,956
Florida—Jacksonville
gain of 10.9%, the bank clearings
We group the cities according to the
District by 7.8% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 17.1%.
r.
+
+ 15.4
386,100,000
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
Terre
District
1,293,964,511
+18.1
116,410,536
11.8%, the aggregate clearings for
in the Philadelphia
and
Cleveland Reserve District the totals
Reserve
1,059,637,473
+ 14.0
354,312,976
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note that in the
an
2.3
having amounted to $23,810,656,539 against $21,305,378,596 in the
week in 1958.
this center
+
410,765,931
226,097,235
-
Augusta
increase of
an
22,922,502
1,249,082,378
Columbia—Washington-
not available at time of going to press.
statement, however, which
was
19,733,230
20,448,550
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlantaappear
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
Aug. 1.
at
detailed
10,122,798
255,880,095
495,724,223
54,092,900
10,752,932
11,743,499
District of
Accordingly, in the aboye the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
we are
18,546,405
7.9
6.9
We cannot furnish
are
1,032,615,933
4,162,691
+ 42.8
—
6.8
$23,703,220,937 $22,179,351,299
Saturday and the Saturday figures
17,084 ,547
Maryland—Baltimore
.
issue of, next week.
20,267 364
1,474,750,947
,
Virginia—Huntiiigton
Richmond
N.
our
6,670,842
468,305,015
cities)—
Virginia—Norfolk
Complete and exact details,:for the week covered by the foregoing will
in
4.3
—
3,783,493
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
C.8
$22,777,129,158
week
6,584 594
3,990,199
6,745,975
14,758,396
Total
6.9
4,335,844,000
2
day—
one
Total
1
.
6,261,370
3,546,843
13,934,585
Total
.
6,476,382
+ 13.0
295,365,297
;
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+ 11.4
4,630,458,895
cities, five days——
+ 10.9
—13.4
Youngstown
South
Total all
All cities,
1,729,245
1,221,000,000..
+ 23.4
352,281,199
$18,146,670,263
—
__r_*
4,325,958
6,986 ,468
3,470 521
614,353,016
55,158,400
West
Ten
1,462,985
2,119,590
3,989,182
990,000,000
4,041 ,016
12,876,238
:
+ 20.3
Baltimore
Other
1.8
Columbus
11.3
583,414,562
1
+
Mansfield
9.5
674,508,423
392,452,323
'
965,000 ,000
2,288,174
7.4
—
1,056,549,865
Cleveland
8.7
462,841,747
Cleveland
0.2
1,630,356
1,770,012
7.2
—
15,742,219
cities)
Cincinnati
+ 10.1
436,960,378
!
:
Francisco
656,470,423
750,712,000
Louis
+
''.iid
28,948,775
Jersey—Trenton
Ohio—canton
9.3
••'475,000,000
City
3,920 895
■'
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
" 3.5
+ 27.2
1,333,681,720
.
Kansas
1958
$12,009,927,915 $11,603,963,924
:
Boston
San
1959
-
_
;
Philadelphia
St.
iv
York
New
2,219 ,038
$
6,298,605
Delaware—Wilmington
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Chicago
193t
1957
+ 13.4
6,047,241
3,920,639
:
Total
3
..
4,479,772
York
New
1,554, 348
982,000,000
Scranton
the week follows:
3,487, 142
3,928,451
Wilkes-Barre
center
or
2,055,723
■
Philadelphia
Reading
above those of the coresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals stand
at $23,703,220,937
August
Inc.
Dec. %
1,442,688
Chester
Lancaster
tb obtain weekly clearings will be
$
/"
1,685,752
Bethlehem
Saturday, Aug. 8, clearings for all
Ended
1958
"
Pre¬
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
of the country, indicate that for the week ended
6.9%
a
Pennsylvania—AJtoona
based
us
'
an
4S
District—Philadelphia—
1950
Bank clearings this week will show
(605)
New
(a i
York City
——-
Clearings operations discontinued.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
46
Monday, August 10, 1959
...
(606)
Iz
1st
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
certifies daily to the
countries of the
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
BY
Gas
and
Buying
Noon
Rate
for
Water
&
Inc.—
Co.,
cimnuiaave
Natural
Monday,
Aug. 3
Aug. 4
g
$
$
.0116822
0117322
.0118601
.0118502
.0113416
peso—
ISSUES
.0385(35"
.0385015*
.0385015*
.0385015*
.0200250
.0200254
.0200300
.0200287
1.042343
,2i0600
.210650
.210662
.210662
.00312006*
.00312006*
.00312006*
.00202904
.00203900
.00203900
India,
.00203800
.210237
.Italy,. lira—
Japan,
.210345
.210372
.210377
2.811250
2.811500
2.811700
Switzerland,
Union
of
franc
South
San
United
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.264856
2.783663
.140425
.140468
.140462
.496950*
.496950*
.0350150"
.0350200*
1975
series
Dec
B
.0165920*
.0165920*
.0165920*
1970—Aug 15
Sep 23
cumulative
.193318
.193312
.232012
.232018
preference
Instrument
stock
6%
Co.,
.232012
stock
debs,
conv.
of
2.800398
2.800747
2.800996
2.811250
2.811500
this
issue.
JIn
volume
189.
(Continued from page 12)
Electric
&
Gas
preferred
(quar.)
27 Vic
8-15
preferred
(quar.)
28 Vac
8-15
7-24
preferred
(quar.)—
30c
8-15
7-24
31'/4c
8-15
7-24
31 Vic
8-15
7-24
31'/4c
8-15
7-24
34 %c
8-15
7-24
8-15
7-24
preferred
5%
preferred
1959
(In millions of dollars )
ASSETS—
Increase ( + ) or
Total
—
9,999
—
Redempt'n fund for F. R. notes
934,264
—
2,598
+
—
351,989
380.607
630,720
notes of other banks
Other
cash
Discounts
and
Industrial
advances
S.
74,175
12,597
—
—
35,996
+
—
11,717
+
12,762
—
650
+
1,238,576.
5,114
—
outright-
24,500
Loans
loans
Loans
chasing
U.
8,180
Government securities:
2,516,400,
Certificates
10,506,993
—8,142,733
Notes
11,010,298
+8,142,733
+11,000,298
——
Bonds
109,500
+
bought
outright—
26,517,462
+
109,500
+
under
U.
Total
repurch.
S.
Govt,
agrmt.
35,900
securities
1,159,690
15,100
+
Loans
26,553,362
94,400
+
+
4%
117
Park
54
[
31J
1}
U.
S.
35c
53
banks-
12,277
+
+
15
1,533
2,753
U.
460
274
+
S.
bonds
Penn
738
1,850
170
+
4o
of indebtedness—
notes
31
bills
certificates
loans
Due 'from
foreign
Uncollected
Bank
and
securities—
banks
92,853
+
+
381,414
Within
1,551,421
210,988
+
4,809,442
—
96,156
——
assets
—
43
+
6,393
—
192,553
48,408
+
39,683
Other
assets
52,369,750
—
—
226,896
758,211
+
v
LIABILITIES—
1
5
After
year
_
1,502
with
17,482
)_____
Other
—
10,125
—
Federal
Banks—
Reserve
—
13,294
—
1,211
with
domestic
■
_
2,622
_
_
assets/liabilities
+
—
3,146
banks
assets—net
Total
+
6,655
in vault
Balances
—
+
135,132
47
—
427
—
33
+
116
—
45
—
—1,641
+
4.64 7c
80
34
9-
1
5C
(quar.)
+35c
notes
Reserve
27,548,965
—
94,477
+
712,278
+
Deposits:
(quar.)
Member
Demand
bank
reserves
18,236,495
U.
S.
Treasurer—genl.
Foreign
acct.
Other
Total
&
74,189
—
4,085
—
2,799
+
U.
9,099
4,096,099
divids.
accrued
—
—
36,878
179,690
+
Foreign
351,988
860
+
22,763
+
demand
Domestic
Time
157,906
—
387,483
50,916,480
_____
—
242,259
+
3,310
:_
—
9,998
banks
—
1,431
-
—
1,770
Other
—
+
475
—1,385
26
—
203
30,754
—
27
—
382
Federal
From
others
Reserve
___i
425
__
—
83
+
9-15
8-14
9-
1
8-15
8-
9-15
8-20
57V2C
9-
1
8-20
58 V2c
__
______
Co.
(quar.)
9-
1
8-20
55c
V
"'■
(quar.)—
+
362
167
+
1,210
New
Mfg.
1,826
_____
+
$4
paid
in
380,872
—
+
52
+
15,311
+
203,988
26 021
+
f31,669
+
of
valuation
individual loan
reserves;
items
are
shown
Fibre
Co.
10-
1
9-
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
35c
(Me.)—
9-
1
35c
U5c
.
75c
758 211
••Not
(Quarterly
available.
liabs.
of
serves
note
&
gold
to
capital accts.
certificate
re-
deposit
liabilities
Pioneer
purchased
t
—
226,896
$5
Redemption Calls and Sinking
.
R.
41.3'+
,
for
foreign
73,019
—
commitments—
Net
change after elimination
September 2, 1958.
1,002
—
355
of
Sec.
34,238
—
__
13b
surplus
631
of $27,543 000
on
Below will be found
preferred
and
list
a
8-
8
8-15
8-
8
1
7-31
9-
2
8-12
9-
1
8-14
75c
9-10
8-14
56c
9-30
9-
4
25c
stock
common
including those
called
9-30
9-
4
(quar.)
;_
for
notes,
5 %
redemption,
banks of
shows
the
the
Federal
following
Reserve
July 29.
U.
Government securities
Government
million in
System in
principal
ended
S.
weekly reporting member
changes
leading cities
the
week
Decreases of $460 million in
holdings of
demand
demand
and
$564 million in U.
deposits, and
an
increase
of
net
$241
change
for the week and loans to nonbank
financial institutions
increased $64 million.
Holdings
of
U.
S.
Government
securities
was
in
Treasury bills.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks decreased $136 million and bor-
Theatres,
preferred
stock
Sep
„_
Poor
Pope
&
8-
6
8-
3
$1.20
9-
1
8-18
$1.25
9-
1
8-18
5%
common
^
pfd, A
Talbot.
Co.
f. debs, due Feb. I,
1970——.—Aug 17
convertible
Shares
Citizens
of
5 +4 %
Utilities
Co.
of
1,
1968
prior
series,
stocky—Aug 14
due
1
*
1st mtge., bds. 43i % ser, due 1987-Oct
1
460
4%
Greer
Hiller
5%
(jo..
9-
8
8c
8-20
7-30
9-
8-14
(increased)
37+2 c
.
1
8
25c
8-15
7+2C
8-15
7-31
15c
9-
1
8-15
+2C
9-
1
common..-
(quar.)
—
—-
(quar.)
(reduced)—
America
9-
22
7-31
7
3-
5
8-
5
5%
8-14
7-29
President
t2+2C
8-28
7-28
Electric,
$2
Ltd.
Gardner Co.
Gamble
&
Uranium
conv,
(quar.)
(ouar.L
5%
I
a-14
7-24
8-20
9-10
8-17
0-10
9-
•
8-10
Washington Insurance Co. (R. I.).
preferred
Life
&
(quar. i
Accident
..
Insurance
Co.
(quar.)
common
Co.
Service
+25c
20c
A
9-30
10-
1
1
9-14
9-14
8-15
8-
9-
8-14
5
Colorado
of
Co.
'
t62c
Industries, „class
Service
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4Va% preferred (quar.)
4.64%
preferred (quar.)
Public
9-
8-15
18c
.
150c
50c
Ltd
Transport'Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Public
30c
55c
(quar.)
Mines,
of
$1.05
$1.06+4
___
Indiana,
com.
(quar.)
$1.16
52+2
9-
1
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
c
9-
1
8-14
Hydraulics,
ccnv.,
Aircraft
income debentures
due Sept.
30,
1969_Aug 31
358
Inc.—
subord.
debs.,
87+2C
9-
1
8-14
preferred
(quar.)
26c
9-
1
8-14
4,32%
Realty & utilities Corp.—
cumulative
5+2 %
8
9-24
4.16%
Consumers Power
General
9-
c
8-
457
1972—Sep
9-24
9-24
62+2
(quar.)__
4.20'f
preferred
7-31
50
5c
62+20
1
—
mtge. & coll. trust bonds, 3 +2 %
8-15
7
1
Page
353
8-20
9-
(Tenn.i
Aug 15
1
9-
Illinois-
cumulative
Co
April
9-
61c
Prudential
due
8-
$1.75
Co.
(quar.)_;
Provincial
debentures
Investment
1
61V2C
*
Engineering Co., Inc.—
6+2 %
American
9-
Power, $2.44 pfd. (quar.)_
(quar.)
Precision Transformers (stock-dividend)-
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Date
8-7
$1.37+2
preferred
Provident
Company and Issue—
1
Electric
Potomac
Providence
s.
9-
;
(quar.)
Inc.,
preferred
9-15
SI.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Company
&
6%
Pronto
*
subord.
7
1
8-18
(
preferred
2nd
$2.50
Procter
30
Aug 31
8-14
1
quar.)
Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry.
Corp.,
1st
Prince
Inc.—
.___
cumulative
8-
10-
8-15
■
decreased
$150 million in New York City; $274 million of the total
decrease
5%,
Inc.—
15-year 5%
1st
.
Ry.
Textron,
Adams
no
Broadcasting-Paramount
preferred stock
Rutland
S.
deposits adjusted.
Gommercial and industrial loans showed
American
5+
for
Page
1
9-
18c
(quar.)
preferred
$2.46
Date
9-
10-15
15c
of
Company and Issue—
7-31
1
25c
Potash
TENDER
8-14
1
9-
(quar.)
Corp.
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
8-28
9-
income)
Portsmouth
current volume
8-20
(quar.)_
com.
preferred
(quarj__
Plymouth Rubber Co. (quar.)
called
35c
4
preferred
6%
the
The condition statement of
—.
$1
Polyplastex United, Inc., Class A
OF
?35c
7%
under
NOTICE
25c
42 V2 c
9-
investment
net
Co.,
Steel Co.,
Pittsburgh,
corporate bonds,
$1.50
!
quar.»__
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
Condition Statement of Member Banks
(quar.)__
(quar.)___
Electrotypers, Ltd.—
from
preferred
Polaroid
of
8-15
27c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Coke & Chemical,
preferred
(quar.)
5!'2%
Fund Notices
7-31
9-
(quar.)
Finance
Pittsburgh
3.0'+
.
accept¬
on
correspondents
Industrial loan
F.
combined—
Contingent liability
ances
and
52,369,750
8-14
8-14
1
8-15
35c
Co.
Pittsburgh
$4.80
Total
Ratio
Gas
common
preferred
9-
25c
:
Co.
&
9
y
quar.)
(quaL)
(initial
Petroleum
Engravers
7-17
$1.16
Co.
(quar.)
Co.
7-28
8-17
Pine Street Fund—
gross.
975
+
868,410
______
capital, accounts
after deduction
7-27
8-17
45c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(increased
Hopewell
Pillsbury Co.,
4
$1.06
Corp.
Sand
Corp.
common
Photo
8-15
8-17
-
t45c
l
,
(quar.)
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
;
Quarterly
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.—
542
136
8-31
1
1
pref.
Phillips
Banks..
9-15
9-
8%c
Phelps Dodge Corp.
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co., common
$1
3
'
Pfaudler-Permutit
494
ACCOUNTS—
Surplus
Other
+ 1,459
564
Borrowings:
tExclusive of loans to domestic commercial banks and
Capital
241
deposits:
Interbank
699,546
+
62,214
.
deposits:
bunks
From
_
adjusted—
demand deposits
deposits
Government
S.
Interbank
9,644
—
19,234,538
_______
liabilities
CAPITAL
312,749
—
242,596
334,067
Def'd availability cash items—
liabs.
—
277,065
—
Total deposits
Other
91,574
+
386,911
—
8-21
25c
(quar.)
Glass
&
1
10-
split
Chemical
Petersburg
9-
10c
(quar.)
Investment
Circle
Perfect
LIABILITIES—
8-
31 '/4c
$1
Federal
8-17
8-17
30c
common
common
Peppereil
3,101
8-14
Co.
Non-voting common (increased quar.)
Peoples Credit Jewelers, Ltd. (quar.)
448
1
(quar.)
preferred
Voting
42
9-
Inc.
Ltd.
Penobscot
349
7-31
$1.25
(quar.)—__
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
4.24%
preferred (quar.)
—5,195
15]
1
8-14
50 c
Industries,
stock
Pennsylvania
171
16}-
9-
(Kansas City)—
Co.
Utilities
Pennman's
6
9-11
8%c
preferred
preferred
9-15
8-
7%2C
Ltd.—
(quar.)—.—
Co.,
8-31
1
50c
.1
(quar.)
$5 preferred
Company
Fruit
9-15
10-
7
8-27
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Inc.
Tool
2-for-l
...
years
$1
7-20
8-
20c
Corp.
Brewing
4.68%
Penn
ma¬
years-—.
5
securities
Reserves
Cash
Total
to
1
15
,
items
cash
premises
Other
27,208,582
45'C
(quar.)
com.
:
(quar.)
&
4.60%
—4,409
turing:
Total
Line,
Corp.
Co.
Drugs,
Pendleton
*
.13,812
Government securities—total
and
Pictures
preferred
Pearl
578
30,242
_____
Treasury
Pipe
(quar.)
Peabody Coal Co., common (quar.)
5% convertible prior preferred (quar.)
81
121J
1,315
loans
loans
7-24
Airways
Manufacturing
7%
26
610
commercial
8-14
Eastern
pref.
Parsons
38
1,528
—
Treasury
1,195,590
3,911
etc.
—
domestic
to
20c
World
Chemical
Parkview
+
institu¬
finance,
7-31
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Paton
personal
8-14
(initial-quar.)
Parkersburg-Aetna,
1,274
;
financial
75c
Park Sheraton
217
134
securities———
—
9-1
Papercraft
for purchasing or carrying:
estate
Real
35,900
—
+
401
Treasury
Held
Panhandle
—
907
pur¬
securities
non-bank
to
Other
Total
for
8-15
30c
Corp.
class A
Paramount
Loans to foreign -banks—
—2,483,771
__
28,585
,
60c
American
1,705
securities
Sales finance,
Other
1,159,690
—11,000,298
+
Pan
tions:
Bought outright—
Bills
dealers
and
Government
Other
Loans
23
securities
S.
U.
Corp.,
carrying:
or
loans
Other
Pall
—
Government
S.
Other
342
—
897
—
brokers
to
loans-
37V2C
w__
(quar.)
Mills
484
+ 2,986
(quar.)
(inereased-quar.)
Lighting
Pacific
63,820
——,
industrial
and
1
(quar.)—
Pacific
363
104,187
adjustedf——
adjusted +
Agricultural
364,353
loans
Acceptances—bought
U.
19,330,406
1,312,751
preferred
105.502
investments—
and
Commercial
1958
1959
18,396,142
loans
Loans*and investments
August 6,
July 29,
account——
gold certificate res
1958
6%,'
Decrease (—) Since
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
5%
pfd. non-redeemable pfd.
5+2'■/<
preferred (quar.)
July 30,
July 22, '
1959
7-24
'
redeemable
4.80%
5%
July 29,
(In thousands of dollars)
Co.—
redeemable
redeemable
decrease (—) since
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Holders
Payable of Rec.
4'.2%
increased $167
others
from
Increase ( + ) or
F. R.
When
Share
4.36%
million. Loans todomestic commercial banks increased $121 million.
rowings
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Total
*
201
2.811700
,
Pacific
1959
15
,
DIVIDENDS
2.801195
2.810900
in
•Announcement
Per
ASSETS—
*
1
1
Aug
1967
Name of Company
certificate
:Oct
—ri*.
•Nominal
Gold
360
% '
& Lithograph Co.—
.193312
.232012
preferred
Corp.
.0165920*
.193318
2:810600
August 5,
J1468
15
Inc.—
debentures due July 1,
.0350200*
2.800099
pound—.—
pound sterling
1,
Aug.
.496930*
.0350150*
.231987
—-—
.140443
.496)50*
.193312
•
.140437
Imperial
States Printing
Victoreen
.0165920*
!
1962—
stock,
Products,
1,
2.783861
.264975
2.783415
—-
1,
Feb.
preferred
Automotive
Diego
5'+
.0350150"
Africa,
Kingdom,
.00277912*
.328533
.264965
1
5%
Co..
due Aug.
ser.
series due
convertible subord.
5%
.00277912*
.496950"
___
United
Koehrine
Maremont
.328500
2.783069
--
krona
461
359
*
.328466
.264950
—
1
due
debentures
debentures 5%'+
f.
.00277912*
2.782772
——
Sep
.00161020
.00161020
.00161020
.264)70
—
Zealand, pound
Norway, krone—
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta-
461
.0800560
.0800560
:
New
1
.00277912*
328466
Netherlands, guilder
-Sep
.328466
.00277912"
dollar—
Mexico, peso
Sweden,
.00161020
.00161020
•'
Malayan
481
S.
.210387
2.810900
yen—
Malaysia,
*
1
Subord.
.2390o8
.239090
.239070
.239050
.239040
2.810600
rupee—
Ireland, pound
*
1
Interprovincial Building Credits, Ltd.—
5%% notes, series A, due June 30, 1962Aug 17
Jersey Sx.ore Gas & Heali-g bo. first 5% mtge. bonds—Sep
1
.00312006*
.00203900
stock
457
459
1
1
Nov
Sep
;__Scp
4
.210375
.00312006*
Page
A—Nov
1977_Sep
1.043437
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark
cumul. preferred
S'A'I' pfd:.' stock
d'.bs,, 6V2 %
Genung's Inc., cenv.
1.043437
France
Date
Foundry Co. 5+
Consolidated Foods Corp.
1.044062
—,
CALLED
cumul. pfd. stock, series
6+ preferred stock
Central
1.042656
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
464
Sep
1977
Buckeye Steel Castings Co.,
2.240398
.0385015*
—
463
1
Co.—
5+, '/>.
Corp.,
Alleghany
.0200250
schilling——
Austria,
Belgium, franc
*
1
—__—____—_Aug 31
preferred stock
Gas
Company and Issue—
Aug. 6
.
2.240239
2.240039
2.239760
2.239521
'76—Sep
1,
sinking fund debentures due March 1,
5'/2 %
ENTIRE
Free
*
■
C bds., due Sept.
ser.
Thursday
Wednesday
Aug. 5
Friday
July 31
Argentina,
462
1
3+&%
refunding 3 V» '•<
&
4,5u'«
Tuesday
Sep
1969
1,
New York State Electric & Gas Corp.—
(Value in United States Money)
York
Cable Transfers In New
Sept.
uue
bonds, series "D" due Sept. 1, 1980
mtge. 4+ bds., series "E" due Sept. 1, 1980—Aug 31
lsi
Pioneer
Country and Monetary Unit
Co.—
'
Haven water. Co.—
Gen.
OF 1930
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT
FEDERAL
c
mtge.
New
JULY 31 TO AUGUST (3, 1959, INCLUSIVE
I
5
y.av
Indiana
of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act
Mining
Homestaxe
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
preferred
(quar.)
27c
9-
1
8-14
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.20
9-
1
8-14
312%
preferred
Public Service Co.
due
Sept.
1,
1965
Sep
1
461
of New
(quar.)
^
,
Hampshire—
,__
25c
8-15
7-17
3.35%
Corp.—
convertible income debentures due May
Common
(quar.).
1,
1961__Aug 12
260
preferred
(quar.)
84c
8-15
7-17
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12+2
8-15
7-17
>
Volume
190
Number
5871
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(607)
47
.
Per
Name of
Public
Company
Service Co.
of
New
Common
22%c
8-17
8-
3
Class
si.25
9-15
9-
1
Simmons
$1.31%
9-15
.
Service
Common
$1.40
Electric
&
Gas
(quar.)
1
8-28
35c
9-JO
8-28
$1.02
9-30
8-28
(quar.)
$1.04%
9-30
4.30%
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)____^________
$1.07Va
9-30
8-28
5.057e
preferred
(quar.)
$1.26%
9-30
8- 1o
7-22
Puuet
Sound
Pullman.
Power
Inc.
Oil
Pure
(quar.)____
&
____________
Light
(quar.)________
36c
(quar.)
Co.
■
8-28
75c
8-21
40c
(quar.)
9-14
9-
8-
1
Mfg.
Co.
.___.
City
Insurance
Co.
(s-a)
State
Oil
Power
Refining
Smith
Kline
New
Socony
Co.
(quar.r
Mining Corp., Ltd
Mining Co., common
Quincy
Corp.,
$.1.25
preferred
Southam
Co.
8-18
Southern
California
Soss
7-15
Mfg.
$3.50
of
Inc.
_
87 %c
...
4.80%
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., 6% pfd.
Rayonier,
Inc.
(increased)^.—
Sl.25
Corp.,
convertible
Owl Scores,
Red
Inc.
Reicnhold
Stock
Chemicals,
Inc.,
dividend
Reliable
Stores
Reliance
Renoia
Corp.
Insurance
Co.
Chains, Ltd,,
Extra
(quar.)
:
Drug
Reynolds
Chemical
&
(R.
.
convertible
4 %\i
Richfield
Oil
Rober.scn
Corp.
(H.
Robinson
preferred
1_
(quar.)
H.)
Co.
(quar.)
Little & Co., Ltd.,
Common
8-14
Class
9-1
8-14
Thrifty
1
$62V2c
8-15
7-20
rule
32V2C
9-5
8-3
Tobacco
50c
9-14
8-31
70c
9-15
8-14
Tokheim
25c
9-15
9-14
Toledo
9-14
Southern
8-20
Southern
Natural
Soutnern
9-10
5%
4%
preferred
"F"
preferred
4%%
7-31
9-15
9-
8-15
7-24
8-15
7-24
southwestern
8-
5
7-29
Southwestern
9-18
8-21
Southland
1
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
12-15
From
S-
1
8-
7
3.90%
9-
8
8-14
4.15%
9-
5
8-14
4.40%
9-1)
8-10
4.60%
.9-
8-10
8-21
9-
1
8-15
9-30
9-15
4 95%
preferred
"K"
Rockwell-Standard
Corp.,
Class
Rohm
&
4%
Haas
Rolland
common
(quar.)
preferred
Marie
5%'
Ross
Roxbury
Royal
Carpet
Co.
A
8-13
.*-10
1
1
9-
1
99-
1
88-
7
7
8-14
8-14
Commerce
Class
4%
preferred
4.30%
St.
Paper
9-
1
8-13
8-15
1
$3.50
Jose
Water
San
4%%
4%%
4.70%
preferred
Forgings
Oil
Co.
preferred
Standard
8-10
8-10
Class
8-18
Stanley
$1.12%
10-
1
9-10
Statler
4
8-14
of
9-
Co.,
Hotels
quar.)
9-30
8-28
Steinbergs, Ltd.,
5%
$1
10-
1
10-
1
Bros.
(A.)
Ltd.
Co.
&
9-
1
8-
Stores
5%
preferred
Stern .&
Stern
4Vi%
29%c
34%c
37%c
25c
9-
1
8-
Stewart-Warner Corp.
9-
1
preferred
(John
9-
7%
9-15
9-
5%
preferred
A
(quar.)
$1.25
12-15
12-
Co.,
Regis
Paper
Co.,
1st preferred series
$4.40
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey,
San
Juan
Racing
Voting
(initial)
Assn.
trust certificates
Savage Arms Corp,
Scheriley Industries
Srock
(quar.)
——_
Scythes
&
:__
C0.7 Ltd.,
preferred
(quar.)
Seaboard
Surety
Co.
(N.
(initial
common
Sealright-Oswego
Fails
Searle
(G.
Co.
Sears,
Roebuck
D.)
&
&
Stock
quar,)__
(quar.)__
Class
Sheller
B
(quar.)
Corp.
of
trust
Siegler Corp.
Pacific
$2.44
Co.,
(quar.)
5%
9-
1
8-20
8-20
10-
2
7-31
8-
5
8-24
8-28
8-
$56V.»c
—
15c
common
7
8-25
7-14
8-14
2
9-
2
2
9-
2
8-25
8-
3
8-
3
10-
8-25
8-12
9-
8-14
pfd. (quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)——
$1.25
8-14
8-14
7-31
9-
8-14
A
Inc.
1
1,
com.
(quar.)
Superior
class A
Window,
convertible
70c
Sutherland
8witson
(initial
preferred
Paper Co.
Industries
Ltd,
Symington Wayne Corp.
Supply
quar.)—
8-10
—
Co.
(quar.)
9- 1
9- 1
9-10
8-14
Broadcasting
(initial
dividend-!
Talon,
Inc.,
B
class
A
quar.)
—
8-28
Electric, common (quar.),!
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5.10%
preferred
(quar.)
Tampax,
Inc.
Taylor-Pearson
5%
&
convertible
Tennessee
Corp.
Tennessee
Gas
Common
Carson
preferred
9-30
5%
preferred
4.50%
preferred
preferred
4.64%
preferred
preferred
9-16
8-28
4.72%
preferred
4.90%
preferred
5.10%
preferred
8-14
25c
9-
1
8-13
62V2C
9-
1
8-13
8-15
8-
6
5.25%
8-15
8-15
7-31
B
United
Texaco
4%
Canada,
preferred
Texaco,
Inc.
Ltd., common
(quar.)
(quar.)
7
8-20
8-25
8-14
11-25
11-16
8-27
9-10
9-10
8-27
9-15
8-31
$1.25
9-15
:
38-31
9-
2
9-
2
8-12
11- -2
10-19
10-
8-12
1
9-17
9-10
8-21
8-15
8-3
8-15
8-
3
1
7-31
8-15
7-20
9-
8-15
7-20
8-15
7-20
8-15
7-20
9-
1
8-13
9-
1
8-13
4
9-
4
4.0c
9-
1
8-12
9-1
8-25
Co.-—
$2
12%c
9-14
$1.25
of
!
._.
America,
com.
(fluar.)
9-15
20c
i__.
(quar.)_!
8-14
9-
1
1
9-
8-13
$1.12'/2
10-15
,_•_
$38c
8-15
7-31
!___
$15c
8-15
7-31
40c
9-10
8-24
25c
8-25
8-11
8-25
8-11
(quar.)
9-10
8-27
9-15
9- 1
9- 1
8-20
8-14
8-14
10-
1
9-11
10-
1
9- 5
8-14
9-10
(quar,)
$1.75
9-30
9-15
9-15
9- 1
8-31
8- 7
25c
8-15
8-15
9-1
9-
1
8-15
25c
8-14
9- 1
10- 1
88-
1
1
8-6
Industrial
New
(J. S.
U.
8-
1
7r31
9-15
9-10
8-10
33c
28Vic
9-15
8- 6
8- 6
41V4C
$1.10
9-1
9- 4
8-6
9-15
9- 2
9-
1
U.
8-7
preferred
Hoffman
S.
5%
class
S.
9-15
9-
2
10-
1
9-15
8c
10-
1
9-15
17Vic
9-1
10-
8
8-14
$1.12'A
(quar.)
(N.
J.),
(quar.)_
U.
U.
S.
Railroad
U.
S.
Steel
S.
10-
1
.-9-12
8-28
10-10
8-11
9-18
9-
1
8-14
Vitamin
&
9-
1
9-
4
8-14
1-1-60
12-11
;
30c
9-15
8-31
$1
10-
1
9-10
$1.05
9-
1
8-14
62%c
10-
1
Inc
8-15
8-
1
75c
9-10
8-
7
$1.75
(quar.)
Pharmaceutical
United
Whelan
Corp.,
$6
Corp.,
(quar.)
$3.50
preferred
$3.50
preferred
8-20
8-
4
3
Corp.—
8-
8-15
7-24
7%c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
8-17
$1.50
ofd.
8-31
8-15
11-30
11-13
11-
10-IS
7%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Universal
Consolidated
Universal
Insurance
87%c
1
87%c
8-28
25c
9-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-1-60
65c
Oil
Co.
9-15
8c
15c
Stores
8-21
common
Quarterly
United
Common
4
8-31
8-31
50c
22%c
—
Co.,
Securities Fund,
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
7%
U.
—;
Printing & Lithograph
preference A (quar.)
S.
9-
1
62%c
(quar.)
common
preferred (s-a)—
S. Pipe & Foundry
(quar.)
S. Playing Card Co
U.
$2.50
9-30
10-
Machinery Corp.—
preference
A
Lines Co.
5%
(quar.)
1
Corp.—
4%%
U.
15c
Canal
&
10-
9-15
1
1-15
8-12
*8-14
Match
Corp.—
New common
(initial quar.)__
Universal Pictures Co., Inc., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Utah Southern Oil (quar.)__
!,—
Utility Appliance Corp., com. (stock dlv.)
$1.06%
17%c
.9-
1
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-14
8-14
'7-17
75c
$1.37'A
9-
1
'8-15
9-
1
<8-15
12'Ac
9-
4
8-13
10'A
9-
4
8-13
6%
8-15
9-15
35c
(quar.)
RR.
Chemical
&
60c
$1.06%
—
Co.
Corp.
Jersey
Borax
$75c
common
(quar.)
Illuminating
United
8-6
8-14
Improvement,
United
8-26
$$1.25
(quar.)—
(quar.)
prefei-red
United
9-15
65c
—
Coal
9-30
10-15
'
9-10
9-11
10-
1
8-28
Valley Mould & Iron Corp.,
$5.50 prior pref. (quar.)
Valspar
Stock
Value
10c
1
9-
2-15
8-15
7-21
8-15
7-21
8-15
8-15
7-31
7-31
Van
Line
4%%
income
plus 4 cents
gains)
12c
(quar.)
Steel
Mutual
Fund,
7-31
Vick
8-
Chemical
Virginia
Coal
Volunteer
Vogt Mfg.
class
A
Co.
Gas
$3
—
$1.16%
$1.15
9-11
9-il
9-11
$1.18
10-
1
9-11
$1.22%
$1.27%
10-
1
10- 1
10-1
10- 1
9-11
$40c
$31
60c
8-31
10-20
9-10
7-
1
8-14
7-15
9-15
9-
1
9-
4
9-
1
8-14
9-15
8-14
8-14
preferred (quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)
6% % preferred (quar.)
9-
1
8-14
20c
—
1%
10c
preferred (quar.)—
Materials, common
(quar.)—
9-11
$1.28
$1.31%
8-14
7
8-14
7-31
75c
$1.12
12%c
20c
$1.43%
$1-56'A
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-15
9-10
8-28
9-18
8-26
9-18
8-26
9-18
8-28
9-11
10- 1
10- 1
$1.16
7-31
40c
,
Corp., common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)—:
—-—.
8-15
$1.25
dividend)
(quar.)
Corp.
7-31
$0,111
(quar.)
(stock
8-15
$0,049
1
Iron
8-12
8-
fl2'Ac
—
(quar.)__
Co
&
Natural
1
2
$1.12%
—
Ltd.,
7-23
99-
25c
(quar.)
common
Common
Mfg.,
8-14
50c
50c
(increased)..
Corp. of America, com.
conv. pfd. (initial-quar.)
Vanderbilt
8-28
9-10
Co.
Inc.—
Vanadium
8-15
9-24
Fund,
earned
capital
Raalte
Viceroy
7-30
from
Vanadium-Alleys
7-31
8-14
quar.)
:
Income
cents
8-15
7
(increased
dividend
from
8-15
3-1-60
Corp.
(quar.)
com.
5%
(quar.)
8-
9-10
7-10
(quar.)
Gas
4%%
7-23
8-11
(quar.)__
3
9-10
9-
Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
preference A (quar.)
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
10- 1
(quar.)
8-14
1
8-
9-14
(quar.)___.—
preferred
6%
$1.02l/2
$1.06J/4
$1.12V2
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
1
8-10
8-17
United
9-11
Vulcan
(quar.)_
9-
7%
12-15
8-21
(quar.)
8-14
8-15
10c
Ltd., class A
Corps.,
Class
9-15
(quar.)
8-14
8-31
9-14
(quar.)—
preferred
United
$4.50
(quar.)
4.65%
8-14
1
10c
Vulcan
(quar.)
4.60%
8-21
8-14
13
Theatre Circuit—
Biscuit. Co.
$4,50
35c
4.25%
1
9-
9-
^__
Co.
preferred
1
55c
!_
9-
Angeles), cl. A (quar.)
(Los
Car
Artists
United
9-15
12-31
10-
Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
7
8-14
Engineering & Foundry Co.—
$12Vs>c
(quar.)
8-28
8-10
United
1
Ltd.—
b
(quar.)
8-
9
25c
prior preferred (s-ai
Airlines, Inc. (quar.)
$1.27 Vi
(quar.)
7-30
9-
38c
$1.25
;
-i
8-14
$1.04
(Canada),
Transmission
(quar.)
com.
(California)—
9-
55c
preferred
8-25
8-14
$1.12%
(quar.)
Tank
$1.08
(quar.)
9-15
8-10
$1
Electric
30c
4.16%
8-10
92 'Ac
!
United
25c
Tampa
8-28
9-
Co.
B
United
8-14
25c
(quar.)
8-10
8-31
87%c
(quar.)
8-28
2Vi%
(quar.)__,
1
90c
(quar.)
8-10
15c
:
Stock
8-31
1
9-
$1
!'.
Union Terminal Cold Storage
(8
Taft
9-15
9-
1
10c
(quar.)_.
9-10
15c
(quar.)__
8-31
$1.06'A
!_—____■
8-25
$7c
_•
(quar.)_
8-
9-15
37V2C
(quar.)—
!
(quar.)
Oil & Gas
Union
8-10
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-15
7V/2C
1
$35c
(quar.)_:
9-16
10c
Co.,
8-14
Oil
Class
1
9-10
$10c
preferred
$30c
61c
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Extra
$1.40
4.10%
7-31
Co.
Steel Strapping
preferred (quar.)
Lighting
common
5.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power
Ltd.,
30c
(quar.)
common
ctfs.
preferred
:
$30c
Ltd.,
United
Union
7-17
10-
9-14
$1
4%
8-14
9-10
7-31
8-14
25c
(quar.)
Signode
Silvray
1
15c
America
Breweries,
Sierra
1
9-17
9-17
8-
50c
preferred
Voting
9-
8-12
9-10
$50c
—
class A
(quar.)
8-12
9-17
9-30
$20c
—
8-14
8-28
Union
$10c
(quar.)
'
(quar.).
(quar.)-___—
preferred (quar.)
Union Gas System (Kansas),
5% preferred (quar.)—;-—
I
25c
(quar.)
4.32%
Extra
Sicks'
1
1
10c
(increased-quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
Shoe
9-
9-
3%
Shenango Valley Water Co., 5%
4%
7-24
10-10
10-10
(quar.)—
8-31
8-15
40c
(quar.)_—_—.
preferred
Universal
Class
(quar.)
Mfg.
Propane,
10-16
30c
(quar.)
Pen,
Superior
10-16
$33%c
A
A.)
8-14
1
30c
(quar.)
(W.
Eiscuits
1
10-10
of Canada
(quar.)
Sunshine
11-
35c
(quar.)
B
Co.
9-30
11-
32%c
(quar.)_
preferred
4%
10-15
Oil
Syracuse
Co.
preferred
7
5c
Denn Mining Corp
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—
A
8-
8-15
Assurance Co.
Corp., com. (quar.)
series" (quar.)_
9-15
25e
$4.50
8-28
$25c
Sun
Y.)—
Shattuck
Common
Sun Life
Gas
8-11
30c
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
9-
$25c
"1951
4
Co.—
9-15
40c
Propane
preferred
8-15
7-31
9-
70c
A
conv.
common
Electric
$3.50
8-
31V4C
(quar.)
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co., com.
4Vi% preferred A (quar.)
5Vi% convertible second preferred
8-24
■
:___
7-20
7
9-10
Oil, Ltd.
Clutch
preferred
Union
9-15
9-15
9-14
10c
-
__.
8-20
8-
$1.25
iquar.)
Acceptance Corp.—
dividend—.
Securities
Sheaffer
1
$1.18%
Iquar.)
(quar.)„
Plywood & Lumber—
4^2%
8-10
8-24
25c
preferred
Class
7-20
$25c
f3l%c
(quar.)
common
Seaboard
New
25c
8-10
35c
8-20
12-
50c
:
Apartment
5.20%
$1
preferred
(quar.)
Finance, common
A.)
Suburban
85c
(quar.)
Seaboard
Studio
7-22
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Extra—
8-12
50c
(quar.)
Co.
(D.
8-26
37%c
:
(quar.)
Dillon
$5
7-22
Stuart
8-26
10c
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
$4.75
8-25
30c
(quar.)_:
Co.,
Scotten,
5%
8-26
4
5c
Paper
$4
9-
5%
.
(quar.)
common
preferred
$3.40
1
preferred
10c
Extra
Scott
10-
$1.25
15c
dividend
Monthly
Schering Corp.,
5%
7-31
15c
(initial)
(quar.)
Inc.
1
9-15
preferred
—
9-
tbc
(quar.)
1st
pfd.
$1.50
Corp.
8-14
1
30c
43%c
(quar.)!
common
& Webster, Inc. (quar.).
8touffer Corp. (quar.)_
Struther Wells Corp.,, com. (quar.)__^
$1.10
(quar.)—
x^td;
9-18
35c
(quar.)
common
1
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
Co.,
Carbide
12-15
25c
—.
7
25c
(quar.)_
common
$5
Union
10-
56c
;_
common-.
Stone
9-
St.
9-
$4.25
4%%
(quar.)
B.)
Stlx-Baer-Fuller
9-15
common
8-20
7
8-14
Inc., common (quar.)—__
35c
(quar.)—_ _—62%c
Salle Street
iquar.)
—62%c
Tycr Rubber Co.,
7
25c
(quar.)_—______
Textiles Inc.—
Stetson
Co.,
9-1
12Vic
12Vic
C
8-
(quar.).
$4
8-
25c
(quar.)
8-
Ry.
8-13
25c
Sterchi
8-
Power
1
10-
$$1.32
preferred (quar.)____
Sterling Aluminum Products, Inc. (quar.)
Steiling Precision Corp., 5% pfd. A (quar.)
Bros.
Co.,
Co.,
La
$3.70%
$30c
8-28
8-
$1.25
&
8-13
$1.25
11.25
—
8-28
8-15
Gas
Common
(quar.)
1
Francisco
9-24
7
88-
.
''20c
30c
35c
Y.)
35c %
(quar.)
5V4%
(N.
30c
—_
%_____
(quar.)
preferred iquar.)
Stedman
(quar.)
Light
8-14
8-14
8-
1
1
8c
(quar.)
A
20c
_______
Corp.
Lithograph Corp.—
7-20
A
Louis-San
9,- 1
.9-1
9-10
1
9-
7.-31
30c
40c
35c'
Delaware
7-20
preferred
Joseph
St.
8-15
3
7-31
55c
(quar.)__
Coi'p.
dtecher-Traung
5% preferred
0%
St.
Disc
8-28
50c
—_
Jersey)
com.
(quar.)
Warner
1
(quar.)
Twin
8-
15c
(quar.)
(quar,)-
Register
A
8-10
32 %c
(quar.)
Coach
87V2C
—
_______—
(New
1
D
Twin
45c
65c
.'
(quar.)_
California
9-
E
10-20
10c
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
of
9-
preferred
1
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
preferred
11-
30c
(quar.)..
common
29%c
5% %>
,
(Conn.)
29j£c
29}^c
4.70%
RR.
Corp.
(quar.)
C
208
1
$1.07 V'2
(quar.)
10-20
25c
(quar.)_
Packaging Corp., $1.20 pfd. (quar.)
$1.60
1
.
1
&1.05
—
Standard
9
25c
Works, common
preferred A (quar.)
conv. pfd. B (quar.)—
:
8-
9
10c
11-
9-15
8-15
9-
9-
8-21
preferred
8-15
7
9-15
Tung-Sol Electric,
60c
Oil Co.
9-
5c
Trunkline
10-20
10-20
25c
Brands,
Standard
9-
(monthly)
i.
(quar.)_
preferred
9-
5c
__.
(quar.).
Standard
3
10-20
17c
8-15
7-31
1
5%c
com.
class
!—,— _:
Coal
11- 1
11-1
17'/2c
._.
8-10
;
Co.,
—
•;
South
7
8-
9-15
$1.06%
$1.06%
'' $1.14
25c
—
(quar.)
preferred A
(quar.)—;
Temper Corp.
(quar.)
5%
8-
1
7-29
25c
—~—
(quar.)
Trust
27Vic
22Vic
(quar.)___
!__
$2.80
True
1
9-
8-31
a7%%
(quar.)
27V4c
(quar.)
Standard
5c
35c
—
11-
$1.10
$1.15
—
Extra
.
(quar.)_„
$1.03%
(quar.)—
common
Water
Standard
quarterly)
(quar.)
Co.
10-20
—
(interim)—).
(quar.)
&
Truax-Traer
7
9-
Ltd.—
(quar.)—
Travelers Insurance
(Hartford)
iquar.)
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co, (Del.) (quar.)
Trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas), (quar.)
10c
Stamford
7%c
(quar.)—
preferred
Croix
1
International
8-12
_!
common
11-
(quar.)______.
B
9-
Commission)
Inc.,
97Vic
Sprague. Engineering
Stein
Safeway Stores,
8-14
par)
Bank
7
8-
Co.
(quar.)
Towter Acceptance Corp.,
10-20
Quarterly
8-12
(2-for-l split, subject to approval of Inter¬
state
1
1
Co.,
Co.
Quarterly
9-
11-
preferred
Spokane
1
39c
($25
Spindale Mills,
10-
92Vic
preferred
4.20%
10-12
45e
(quar.)
Chemical
Toledo Scale
7
8-
35c
32%c
(quar.)
deposit receipts
preferx-ed
prefei-red
4.56%
8-
1
30c
(quar.)__——_
Trust
preferred
4.25%
Co,—-
(quar.)____
8-26
25c
$15c
Ruppert (Jacob) 4%% pfd. (quar.)—
Ryan Aeronautical, new common (initial)—
Service
7-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-26
—
■.
1
(increased!
B
5-22
—
(quar.)
9-15
12 %c
40c
A
,
Public
8-14
10c
,
(Dallas)
Spencer Kaliogg & Sons (quar.
:
20c
Sperry Rand Corp., common (quar.20c
4Vi% preferred (quar.)—
$1.12J/2
•
1
income——
preferred
prefei-red
16c
(quar.)_
(increased
9-
9-2
3
class A
Securities
Corp.
1
1
9-
35c
$1
—
.___
Scores
Edison
9-
9-
30c
(quar.)___:
Inc.,
Drug
7
35c
_
_____
Roofing Co. (increased)
Guaranty Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Trade
preferx-ed
preferred
Spencer
8-27
50c
3%
dividend)—
9-
Inc.—
Insurance
preferred
preferred
t$1.06%
.__
■.
Inc.
7-21
1
$15c
___
class
1
8-14
8-14
16c
1
9-15
Spartons Industries (initial)—
Spear Carbon Co., new com. (lnitial-quar.)
Spector Freight System, class A (quar.)
8-17
89-
$25c
,
Extra
System
1
_
(quar.)
iquar.)
Dairy Ltd.,
Royalties Management
Ryder
9-
SI
(quar.)
!___
<quar.)_.
Oak
Rubbermaid,
10c
90c
(quar.)_:
Tool
&
8-14
3%
___
Gear
1
;
_
Reid, common (quar.)_,
preferred (quar.)__.
conv.
9-
:
Ltd., class
(quar.)____!
4Vi%
8-14
(u<tar.
(quar.)
Paper,
B
8-14
1
(stock
4.40%
8-14
1
9-
Corp.
A
Class
Rose
(quar.)
dividend)
Co.,
preferred
!
(quar.)!
common
(stock
B
1
9-
ouc
(quar.>
Rogers
9-
$1.18%
$1,02%
(quar.)____
"J"
Corp.
8-14
$1^23%
"I"
preferred
Transit
1
$1.02Va'
(quar.i_
preferred
Rochester
9-
$1
,
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)!
B
4%%
11-30
9-1
(quar.)—
Co.
4.36%
8-14
9-10
12-10
30c
;
Common
60c
Investors,
Life
«l
15c
-
(quar.)
preferred
Service
preferred
American
(quar.)
(s-a 1
common
prior
investment
Southwestern
3.70%
$2oc
$2Cc
(quar.)
Quarterly
8-10
9-15
Mills
Corp.,
investment
(quar.)
common
Electric
Southwestern
7-31
.'
4 10%
Paper
Gas
8-25
1
(quar.)_.
preferred
convertible
Southwestern
9-15
1-1-60
$1.20
Gas
Railway Co.,
non-cum.
Class
(quar.)__
"H"
(quar.)
Mfg.
(quar.)
Thriftimart,
Tilo
Company-(quar.)
Common
"
Co., Ltd.—
Southern
(quar.)
A
Power
7-31
8-14
1.
Rochester Gas & El.etne—
4.10%
Canada
34c
4%
8-14
7
8-
15c
8-14
common
Common
8-
1
25c
—__—
9-1
—
Glass
7
1
9-
30c
(quar.)
1
9-1
75c
:
class
(quar.)
common
Oil
&
9-
15c
(quar.)
Inc.,
Coal
25c
8-17
v
Industries
8-
9-
7%c
(quar.)
Pacific
1
28c
25c
gains)—
capital
26x95c
55c
:
Texas
Texas
(quar.)
8-15
-2
9-14
from
—.'_
8-15
$1.12
9-28
9-
30c
cents
Gulf
Sulphur Co.
(quar.)
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pipe Line—
Common
Holden
When
Payable of Rec;
in¬
Texas
9- 4
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)j
preferred
(quar.)
12Vac
(quar.)
Edison
9-
9-18
$60c
(quar.)_
preferred
40c
25c
(increased)
2
2
9-30
5c
25
and
come
investment
(quar.)
4%
10c
(quar.)_
Co. (increased)
Tobacco
J.)
H.aci.i dl..g. Co., toni.AOi.1
9-
31 (4c
38%c
___.
9-
t28c
2
(3
Water,
8
;5c
:
9-
Fund
California
9-
$'27c
Republic Industrial Corp. (quar.)
R.-p-.bi.c insu.ance Co. of Texas (quar.)
Revere Copper
& Brass Inc.
(quar.)_,
Rexall
1
2%
+_
9-30
9-30
Texas
5
15c
tnuar.»
7-31
7c
(quar.)
9-10
;
8-
5.44%
55c
a
50c
(quar.)
cents from
Thompson (.John R.),Co. (increased)-—
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge, Inc.—
Southwest
(quar.)_!
(quar.)
preferred
Thatcher
30c
$l.lo ciass
(quar.)
preferred
6.70 %
5
15c
■;
SI. 10 class A
Ltd.
4Uc
(quar.)___
preferred
5.85%
5
—
:
5.80%
5
8-14
.
3
8-28
8-
8-14
__
8-
9-11
—.—
8-
1
common
8-20
—
8-
1
J.i
30c
:1_
(quar.)
8-31
8-31
9-
_
preferred
preferred
8-31
9-
(N.
5.75%
8-31
12%c
;
3
25V2C
31 Vic
Corp.
5.60'%
8-
297/eC
SOVic
22Vic
(resumed)—
tquar.)
Refractory & Insulation
Quarterly
;
7-30
8-20
26l/2C
(quar,)______
common
preferred
9- 4
30c
(quar.)
9-11
50c
—
(quar.)
9-25
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
45c
(quar.)
preferred
4(4%
20c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)_
8-21
68%c
preferred
5.50%
5%
preferred
9-11
tSl.50
ts-ai__
5.35%
8-15
preferred
preferred
30c
(quar.)
Tube
10-
8-10
8-10
4.24%
30c
Ruytneon Company, 5V2% preferred (initial)
Reading Company, 4% 1st pfd. (quar..)__
Reading
Co.
Southern
1st preferred
(quar.)
Purina Co. (quar.)
Ranco,
9-11
8-21
._.—______—-
4.78%
America
Ralston
(quar.)
(quar.)
8"31
9
4.88%
Corp.
preferred
35c
$1.12%
$1.183/4
$1.25
$1.33%
$1.37%
$1.40
$1.43%
$1.45
$1.46'A
$1.67%
(quar.)_
com.
9-9
9-30
■
Radio
preferred
4.75%
■
(quar.)
8-18
K-2a
4.50%
3-27
25c
(quar.)
preferred
9-15
10-
Share
Transmission,
9-11
9-15
Laboratories—
common
9-15
25c
1
Eastern
55c
(quar.)
Co.
7-16
J20c
Per
Name of Company
Texas
25c
French
8-25
t4ue
Quemont
10-
8-28
8-28
60c
75c
(initial)
Mobil Oil
Sonotone
6
&
common
35c
iquar.)_
I
.___
15c
Extra
Quebec
10-
$15c
._.
—._.—._
Skelly Oil Co. (quar.)
Smith-Douglass
Co.
(quar.)
-Smith Engineering Works (quar.)
5c
Quaker
Holders
Payable of Hec.
$15c
(quar.)—
$1.55
Quaker
Share
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Castings
When
Per
—
(quar.)—
Sivyer Steel
8-28
4.18%
—
class A
Ltd.,
Company (quar.)—
Oil Corp.
(quar.)—___,
Sinclair
9-30
Dairies
B
Singer
45c
preferred- (quar.)
4.08%
9-
Co.—
:
'.
.
Name of Company
Silverwood
(quar.)
i.__
pieferred (quar.j„
5¥4%
preferred (quar.)_________________
Pubuc
Holder i
Payable 0/ Rec.
Mexico—
5%
-
When
-
^Share
9-11
9-11
9-11
Wagner
$2.50
&
Co.,
class
50c
•—
.
common
A
Walter
Ward
(Jim)
(quar.)
Corp.
(increased)—
Industries
$1.25
preferred
9-
3
9-17
9-
3
9-10
8-18
25c
62%c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Walker-Scott Corn,
7-31
9-17
25c
t20c
(quar.)—
—
Mines. Ltd
Amulet
Walker
9-30
8- 7
Electric
Extra
Waite
12'Ac
20c
8-20
10-
1
8-14
7-24
9-
4
7-31
10-
1
9-16
9-
1
8-13
Corp.—
A
(quar.)~
—
31 Ac
48
The Commercial and Financial
(608)
When
Per
Name of Company
Holdert
Payable of Rec'
Share
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—
New
preferred
Warner
&
Warren
»S.
4%%
37Vic
9-10
10- 1
Swasey
D.)
quar.i..
40c
9- 1
8- 4
8-7
9-1
8-7
suant
25c
8-14
8-14
7-31
-
King
6%
A
Wesson
9- 1
9-
1
9-14
9-20
8-15
8-10
8-
1
8-15
8-
1
Sugar
West
Ohio
Point Manufacturing
Gas
Co.
——25c
(increased quar.)
25c
(quar.)—
10c
Virginia Pulp &
Air
Western
Canada
Lines
(quar.)
$1.12V2
—
Ltd.
Western
Carolina Telephone
Western
Pacific
Western
Tablet
White
S.)
Motor
5'4%
White
preferred
Stag
Class
White
B
9-30
9-21
Net
8-17
8- 3
—V.
$1.25
Will
&
30c
Co.
Winn-Dixie
9-10
1
9-17
8-15
8- 3
8-15
8-
8-15
7-21
15c
9-10
-8-14
20c
8-15
8-5
25c
8-20
7-30
20c
8-14
7-31
18%c
9-21
9-11
(quar.)
1%
monthly)
9-4
12-
4
10-
1
9
Public
(G. H.)
8-14
9-1
Service
Corp., com.
& Co., Ltd., 5%%
pfd.
Corp,
(F.
W.)
8-3
8-14
$1.50
10-31
10-15
37c
8-15
7-31
30c
9-19
8-31
(quar.)
$$1.37%
(quar.)
1
9-
8-15
22'/2c
9-10
a8p
(quar.)__
ordinary
Publishing
Co.
8-25
8-25
(interim)
(quar.
62'/2c
(quar.)
Company
190,
This
$8,338,279 $56,339,102 $53,406,388
7,122,396
46,332,627
46,791,851
(quar.)
8-
inc.
oper.
265.
p.
9-15
9-
share.
per
offering
The
L.
Monthly
Jamaica, N.
Avenue,
Y.,
of
share.
per
also
underwriter
The
share sold for its expenses.
Organized in 1956, the company
Dade
and
(98Va
Dade
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-20
9-
1
is
one-half
in
of
the Fort
be
in Brov/ard
York.
The
as
properties,
a
one-family resi¬
City area.
The
County properties
and sale of
in the Carol
interest in the Broward
Lauderdale area, and has
contracted
000.
A
similarly
portion thereof will
used
be
of the Dade County
Advances Of $112,500 are to
which
satisfy
to
properties,
the
to
made
be
second
a
in
mortgage
on
The
Lauderdale
capital
expended
and
in
further development
the
of
Officers
has outstanding $1,028,345 of mortgage notes.
company
stock
own
of
aggregate
an
outstanding
and
shares
50,300
(25.7%
shares
16,600
of
)
(26.3%) of
the class
common
stock
A
outstanding.
Voting Trustees
also
for the Realsite Inc. Voting Trust, Jamaica, N. Y.,
a
registration statement with the SEC on July 28, 1959
voting trust certificates for 142,900 shares of its common
Harold
M.
Diamond,
ol
Miami
Beach,
company
President,
filed
covering
stock.
and
three
185,
officials
ether
of
Realsite
named
are
the
as
voting
trustees.
Renault
dealers
half
first
.first
six
June
10-20
more
of
9-10
in
of
the
United
times
as
1958,
of
sold
States
214
Jack
C.
1959,
months
announced
11-20
Sales-
(quar.)__
—u
10c
8-28
15c
8-15
record
a
40,663
during
cars
17,446 sold in the
General
Sales
Manager,
many
the
as
Kent,
July
on
15.
8,295 Renaults,
sales, of
Towne
&
Yellowknife
Mfg.
15c
Bear
(quar.)___
Mines.
Ltd.
Transfer
t Payable
books
In
Less
tax
British
y
Previously
t
Payable
date
xLess
closed
Canadian
resident
a
not
funds,
15%;
also
set
U.
Jamaica
tax
was
date
is
funds, less
income
(estimated)
sales
1958
June,
in
May, 1959,
established.—V.
record,
a
3,463
of
disclosed.
Kent
Mr.
incorrect.
months
The
payment
tax.
annual
189,
by
Iron
&
Corp., above.—V.
177,
p.
With SEC—
New
Hampshire
receive
commission
the
for
per
of
underwriter,
five
each
75c
for
the
of
"share.
per
expenses,
first
additional
An
the first 70,000
shares, the under¬
on
70,000
share.
five
one
warrant
year
purchase
to
share of
a
stock
abmit
about
Co.
in New Hampshire.
and
Kittery
r
Laconia,
an"
80
company
hotels,
other
50
and
other
utilities
Sphan?°s
and
distribute
purchasers
& Co-Inc"
Ira
The
Co.,
Somersworth
and
172
other
or
also sell electricity
state. They
sell electricity
in
below
Illinois
six
towns
Mullaney, Wtells
V.
190,
Walter
300,000
Inc.—__
see
Thomas
p. »464.
F.
S.
aereed
&
United
the
of
general
corporate
will
and
which
of
sale
(in
the
the
of
strengthen
Canada.
and
stock
purposes,
to
serve
the
to
States
common
stock),
proceeds of the
Net
for
$150,000
1,100,000
Stokes
&
&
Co.
&
Co
100,000
Inc
The
5%
Hanover
(EDT)
on
cumulative
to
Rosenblatts
additional
has
It
addition
&
Inc.
St.
proximately
stock
200,000
own
stock
are
be
to
(including advertising and pro¬
the company's cash position,
4,000
capital
stock
150,000
wffhea°lJ,Ul^ 22 by Blythof $1.10 Inc& Co"
dealer
with
ing
a
was
s
concession
per
quickly completed.—V. 189,
at
$1)
per
share.
p.
secondary
(par
was
shared
This offer¬
2880.
to
April
partners
note
such
& Oo., Inc., and Schwabacher
150,000 shares of
$7.50
per
share
common
on
stock
July 28.
(without
par
from
Feb.
28,
change
to
1960
Dec
to
situatior
lower wintei
the
The
quarter.
the
to
$1.00
for
fourth
after
calendar yeai
in the first quarte:
the
Tuesday
in
profits
tax,
$1.50
to
approximately
July
of $17,000,000
year
April.
for
the
yea;
Prediction
share.
per
i;
$18,090,
to
50%.
filed
27
shares
and
suspending
of
a
common
options
granted
Suspended—
Exchange Commission has issued an order tem
Regulation A exemption from registration unde
a
of 1933 with respect to a public offering of securitie.
at 73 North Street, Pittsfield, Mass.
provides a conditional exemption from registratiot
public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,00(
Act
A
respect
to
In
notification
a
public
the
offering
filed
of
23,
Jan.
$75,000
of
complied
with;
thereof,
The
respect
offering
of
material
certain
Regulation
were
no
is inaccurate am
and that, by reasoi
violate
Section
17
of
th<
file
of
debetures,
amended
an
by
disclosures relate to the use of fi
a
public accountant not independen
Security
of
financial
to
incomplete
examined
management
current
status
of
Finance
the
and
a
The
185, p.
1959
'•
from
for
for
income
22,000,72(
4,105,21*
3,349,802
2,000,937
depreciation
Provision
inc. taxes—
21,408,743
14,144,378
3,914,563
before deprec. &
Provision
$
171,473,530 159,014,30(
——
oper.
1958
$
income
Earns,
to disclos;
also failec
the sali
1049.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up-
April 30—
Gross
failure
company
current report of
required by the Regulation.—V.
as
Ended
the
and
company.
circular
offering
Sheraton Corp. of America
Year
pro
circular
facts;
would
debentures
the
and
statements
the
offering
company's
of
Finance
subordinate capital de
Commission's orde
Act.
inaccurate
nancial
the
that
in
Securities
the
Security
1957,
7%
pursuant
to
such an exemption.
The
that certain terms and conditions of the
earnings
from
3,731,88."
1,101,57'
taxes
share.—V. 190,
per
p.
265.
Net
income
*Earns.
per
*Based
—V.
from
transactions
and
(net)
profits
share
common
on
190,
operations
capital
Stock—
of
>"he
the
& Co. of
value) at
This offering w,as oversub-
proceeds
sale
company's
collateral
other
from
net
of
the
the ' company of
ap¬
30,000 shares of common
to
hereby will be applied in partial payment of its 5%
1, 1961. Said note is secured by collateral deposited by
the proceeds
from
estimated
will
of this
funds
of
be
predecessor
returned
to
the
and
them.
offering needed to
pay
upon
Any
of the
addition
payment
funds
said note
in
will be derived
14,163,62:
4,675,434
5,350.739
$1.14
;
shares
common
outstanding
on
4,833,46
$1.03
April
30,
1959
198.
p.
Sottile Inc.—Registers With SEC—
BUSINESS—-St.
ware
registration
2,000,000
issued
be
price
Clair Specialty Manufacturing Co., Inc.,
is a Dela¬
organized on Sept. 30, 1957, as the successor to a
bearing the name of St. Clair Specialty Manufacturing-
which
1932
the
company
packages
other
conducted
until
these
items.
the
date
prints
and
The
jobbers,
although
label buyers.
business
of
and
seals
embosses
and
company's
some
CAPITALIZATION
of
the
company
from
tags
sales
contract
are
offices
foils and
gifts and
principally through wholesale
are
made
directly to private
for
sales
111.,
GIVING
decorative
use
and
papers
stock
DIVIDEND
1957,
all
the
($1
TO
earnings
business.
The
fact
$476,546
that
par)
PRESENT
1,000,000 shs.
POLICY—Since
need
for
in
of
the
this
the
the
date
company
policy
form
of
of
at
120
Manatee,
and
in
large
accounts
part
from
receivable
the
used
and
company
its
located
Boynton
The
in
Beach,
representin
stock,
Sottile,
Jr.,
Board
at
the
in
July
and
Avon
Park,
Fla.
use the net proceeds of its pale of add
about $900,000 to be received from Jamt
Chairman and President and one of the sellir
proposes
together
stockholders,
company
Highlands and Polk Counties, Fla.
In addition tt
subsidiaries own 80% of the stock of each of seve
Miami,
Coral Gables,
Fort
Lauderdale, Palmett
Homestead
company
tional
to
with
payment of the net
23, 1959, as follows:
retirement
of
70%
of
the
amount owed by him
(1) $5,257,183 will be
common
stock
outstanding
to tt
applie
at
tl
(2)
$3,200,000 will be invested in tt
company's seven bank subsidiaries; (;
$6,464,000 will be used to
repay
a
recently incurred bank loan
$6,400,000, with interest
(the proceeds of which loan were used
date
of
the
or
used
stock
stocks
capital
to
130.000 shs.
457,000,
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
activities of Sottile (formerly South Dade Farms, Inc
renting farms to tenants and operating its cattle ranch*
citrus groves.
Its properties are located in Dade, Brevard, Pali
turlng
Outstanding
and
of
Beach,
to
company
primary
follows:
FINANCING
incorporation on Sept. 30,
have been retained in the
resulted
cash
and
wrapping
plant
are
located
of Chicago.
suburb
a
EFFECT
in
Authorized
Common
founding
its
incorporation.
Issuing
the present holders thereof.
Bear, Stearns
principal underwriter; and the public offerin
and
The
consist
and
by
the
as
the
by
stock,
listed
is
Co.
sold
and
outstanding
corporation
The
corporation, located at 250 South East First St., Miami, file1
statement with the SEC on July 29,
1959, coverin
shares of common stock, of which 1,543,000 shares are t
This
a
banks
company.
The
company's executive
Twenty-Fifth Ave., Bellwood,
Ray therm Corp.—Additional
Financing Details—Men¬
tion was made in our
August 3 issue of the public offer-
\nJk
last
the
operations,
a
date
on
Securities
Profits
for Preferred
at prices not to exceed $40
$305,000
offered
due
note
Co.,
offering of
in
volume
on
8,250
market
incomplete
out¬
Specialty Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Common
Offered—Stifel, Nicolaus & Co. Inc.; Walston &
Co., Inc., and Riter & Co., on July 31 publicly offered
30,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at $12 per share.
This offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
in
tdr~SecG"dary Offering—A
shares of
acted
had
meeting,
year
bentures
Clair
partnership
nftoW
at
of
increase
amount.
Stock
200.000
Co.,
fiscal
days,
60
up
current
shares
110
Bank, 70 Broadway, New York, N. Y.,
will up to
Aug. 31, 1959, receive tenders for the sale to it of
preferred stock to an amount sufficient to exhaust the
of $120,000,
sum
550,000
Co
Yar.tis
previous
a
the
prospectus.
Rutland Ry.—Tenders
the
Co.__
Bros. & Hutzler
Salomon
300,000
30,0,000
Stroud
severally
am°'Jnt °f serles K bonas
150,000
Co.
details,
have
$336,22(
of June 23
as
exceed preceding
operate
of about 458,000
and
named
54,700,000
Co
Haupt & Co
For
Light
or
this corporation, located
purchases at more than 2,000 restau¬
rentals, service stations, sight-seeing tours
car
in
shares
PROCEEDS-—The
Brothers
&
1926,
It and its subsidiaries,
Electric
theirthrespe«l»e,ynamc.,P:r'nClP1'
Courts
in
S1X t0WnS ln Maine> and sel1 and service electric
PURCHASERS—The
Byrd
Hampshire
equal
Security Finance Plan, Inc.—Offering
cash
preferred
par
according
for
motels,
services
301,000
shares.
used
was
discount
percent
motion)
m"niciPalities having the population
a
tnc total population of
ol
a
nine
New
high,
record
new
a
profits will
letter of notification with ths
stock ipar $1) to be offered
to certairremployees of the
company
and its subsidiaries under the restricted stock option plan
granted on Aug. 2, 1956 at-the-market.
No underwriting is involved,
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.—V. 188, p. 449.
of
organized in January 1957 by Louis B. Rosenblatt,
president, and Renee Rosenblatt,, but did not begin business until
January 1958. It offers to the public, for an annual fee of five dol¬
lars, an identifictaion card and directory entitling the holder to a
of
C£?ep
Ta singte integrated system furnishing electric
f of Manchester, Nashua, Portsmouth, Berlin, Dover,
Franklin, Rochester
in
Kpeip
Keene,
to
™ic utility
Electric
in
at
of
estimated
an
covering
the
at
in
W.
selling
a
and
will
$5
The
noon
incorporated
of
corporation
Net
company,
date
estimated
the Securities
accrued
BUSINESS—The
and
of this move was to eliminate
fiscal
years,
where most
of the
past
basis
on
an
SEC
by
144.
of which 70,000 shares are to be offered for
share.
The offering is to be made on a best
Kaufmann & Co., of New York, for which
per
Jay
allowed
be
sold;
standing
interest to yield about
5%, by Halsey, Stuart &
Co
Inc., and associates on July 29.
Additional details
follow:
ending
meeting
The
stock,
$5
at
writer
and
(Continued from page 8)
$4,636,098
July have set
volume
purpose
in
being
based
2354.
p.
Club, Inc.—Registers
common
receive
will
rants,
INVESTMENT NEWS
the
The
the
On
are
nearly 15%
monthly record
Roebling's Sons Corp.—To Redeem BondsFuel
Bonus
basis
will
it
ten
GENERAL CORPORATION AND
1,068.164
3454,000
$304,195
32,025
$3,567,934
equally distribute the lower production months
porarily
at
tax.
Pre-tax-?rofi(
Sales
Pre-tax-Profit
144,688
production appeared
rnoi}ths
asserts
corrected
tlie
with
—1953—
and
last
quarter of the year.
As a consequence of this move, tinshareholders at the meeting approved a resolution moving the next
of
non-residents
together
quarter,
$309,312
of directors,
of
experienced
will*
for
that
are
1959.
sale
The
first
experience.
date
with
Rozee
efforts
here,
orders
board
the
public
Canadian
the
and
cars,
the_previous
when
This
5%
Indicated
15%
of
$4,282,485
Advance
Indications
shares
Non¬
$1,200,000—
1,200,000
_____
Totals
8-14
source.
31,
May
ended
$3,082,485
quarter
9-15
the
months
of $309,312.
will
approximate
1958.
June,
Sales
1st
June
posed
at
1959,
results
the
three
first
taxes
—1959—
corporation, located at 112 West 42nd St., New York, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on July 29, 1959, covering 84,000
7%.
than
the
June,
for
forecast.
8-10
deductible
tax
for
before
profit
a
sales
higher
Following are
9-10
dividend,
operations
in
Regulation
shares
date
record
S.
sold
was
Colorado
see
the
times
were
sales
7,281
9-10
tax.
published
in
214
than
7-21
1
$9,113,684
4.201,533,
Homes, Inc.—June Sales Higher—
$132,000
June
$1.25
this
resident
income
and/or
for
10-
Income—
Consolidated
t2c
(resumed)
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. (quar.)
*
8-15
3714c
is
(John A.)
7-21
___r___
Yale
This
8-14
/
A
20,243,984
$1,707,224 $12,347,828
838,290
5,221,402
$2,217,501
997,988
oper.
265.
p.
resulted
The
8-25
class
20,791,584
3,365,091
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
1
Co.
ry.
oper.
190,
000,
346.
p.
Renault, Inc.—Cites Record June
1
(Del.),
ry.
31,
working
directors
and
2
9-18
$5,072,315 $33,139,412 $29,357,668
3,467,309
fr.
Scholz
of
properties.
10-
Worsted
company.
the
1959—6 Mos.—1938
1959—Month—1958
$5,634,810
Consolidated
Broward
as
11-
Corp.
'
"
a
$150,000.
Utilities, Inc.,
amount
organized to provide water and sewage facilities and services
County area.
The remainder of the proceeds will be
was
the
in
used
12-
CJars B
Net
plans for developing the New Ydrk'properties.
Net proceeds of the sale of the class A stock are estimated at $480,-
25c
Wyandotte
SEC—
notification with thb
to be offered at par
of
stock
Ry.—Earnings—
revenue
the
for
interest in 210 additional acres.
These prop¬
developed.
The company has no present
one-half
a
to
are
25c
Wytex Oil
4,000
general funds of
the
for
exepenses
oper.
oper.
rev.
—V.
basis by
a selling
receive 8c
to
110-acre tract
properties in New
owns
construction
County
a
has
acres),
erties
8-20
25c
letter
a
preferred
underwriting. '
used
be
to
6%
Southwestern
Louis
Net
1959
well
as
the
engaged in
its
on
'company
Fla.,
Counties,
is
company
dences
Monthly
______
without
are
filed
27
of
Period End. June 30—
to be made on a best efforts
Miami, for which it will receive
of
3c
45c
per
the
25c
138-16-lOlst
at
is
Co.,
P'erman
commission
1
25c
(quar.)
St.
Railway
with offices
company,
Robert
3
50c
Chemicals
proceeds
July
on
shares
750
share),
per
The
____
10c
_i
Wyandotfp
corporation
covering
($100
$6,614,537
3,320,288'
$1,215,883 $10,006,475
610,309
4,402,313
registration statement with the SEC on July 28, 1959 covering
200,000 shares of class A stock, to be offered for public sale at $3
Monthly
.
SEC
1959—3 Mos.—1953
a
—V.
8-25
1
9-
25c
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr. (monthly)
Extra.
railway
filed
7-31
a4p
(P. W.), Ltd.,
Wurlttzer
9-
1
__i.
Woolworth
9-15
90c
Newspaper Machinery
Woolworth
8-24
42M-C
(quar.)__
corn.
(quar.)
preferred (1897) (quar.)
Wisconsin Power & Light (increased)
Wisconsin
8-31
d-30
32V2C
Power Co.,
6%
World
11-
10c
Bankshares
Electric
preferred
Eonus
1-4-60
35c
10c
Wisconsin
Wood
10-1
1%
_
13,000
-
-' ■/'~
94
p.
St. Croix Corp., Park Falls, Wis.—Files With
$2,218,755
945,227
oper.
ry.
portion
(quar.)
(incr.
fr.
rev.
purchase
Industries:—
common
Stores
3
(name
common
(quar.)
Wisconsin
Wood
10-
3
25c
(quar.)
Monthly
3.60%
9-18
8-
__
Candle
Co.
Co.,
1
9-24
dividend
&
8-21
8-18
(quar.)
dividend
Etock
Wilson
9-15
8-21
9-10
20c
A
(quar.)__
Wiilianis-McWilliams
Brock
1
9-10
10-
Z 13,000
.___—_
Inc
Realsite, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
1
50c
$1.31'A
quar.)
C.hocoiate ' Co.
Bros.
10-
8-
8-10
85c
50c
_
common
Baumer
Williams
1
40c
changed to Wilbur Chocolate Co.)
Oil
8-10
9-
7'/zC
Wiibur-Suchard
Wilcox
8-26
50c
(quar.)
class
Net
9-10
9-15
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
1
10-
&
Co.,
8- 3
25c
(increased
Manufacturing,
expenses
Inc
Co
190,
Railway
—_
Stores
Wickes
Mfg.
—v.
The
$10,241,834
8,023,079
revenue-
oper.
10c
95c
common
oper.
75c
(quar.)
Co.,
1
10,667
&
Riter
21,333
1959—Month—1953
whom:
respective,
of
none
shares
Walston
464.
p.
of
other
and
company
underwriters,
the
of.
relationship with the company,
and the
to be purchased by each are as follows:
material
a
Stifel, Nicolaus 3c Co.,
/
(quar.)
Dental
190,
Railway
7-31
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
Whirlpool Corp., common (quar.)
414% convertible preferred (quar.)
(S.
V.
see
Railway
9-
,
preferred (quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Westinghouse Electric, common- (quar.)
White
8- 7
8-10
8-15
8-14
9- 1
C0.'_..
5%
Paper
details,
has
numbers
the
condition- of
/%
names
Shares
39,333
—
.
fir ancial
the
earnings,
UNDERWRITERS—The
Selling
78,667
Co
future
Stockholders
Inc.
3c
fiscal
present
the
within
stack
common
Shares
Reading- Co.—Earnings—
130c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stationery Corp.—
preferred
For
20c
—
RR.
&
8-28
9- 5
30c
—
Breweries,
Co.,
&
its
on
this withdrawal from the busbelieves that -the contmuea
company'will permit the payment
directors
the
after providing capital to accommodate- anticipated continuea
growth. The declaration and payment of any dividends, however, an<L
the future dividend policy of the company will be necessarily deter¬
mined, from lime to time by
the board of directors in the light or^
a
From Co.
Period End/June 30—
preferred (quar.)
Telephone (increased)
Western
Whitaker
made
have
—
Schwabacher
iR-
not invested
were
offset
of
tarnings of
dividend
initial
an
beard
the
factors.
firm
commitment, to purchase from the company and the selling stockhold¬
ers, the respective numbers of shares of common stock set forth below.
severally,
underwriters,
UNDERWRITERS—The
Paper—
Westcoast
3.80%
necessary
as
Blyth
(quar.)
Year-end
4y2%
to
is
From
—
(quar.)—
West
West
earnings
expected that this policy will be maintained
to provide funds for the growth of the company.
It
8-14
36c
25c
its formation has followed
the
finance the development of the
as long
since
company
all
retaining
of
business.
substantially
nave
annual
in
increase
of
business
partnership
year,
7-23
60c
DIVIDENDS—The
policy
to employees pur¬
for issuance
reserved
are
options.
Snowdiift Co.—
&
preferred
Indies
8-15
income
from
net
investment
in cash or stock
(quar.)
West Coast Telephone—
$1.44 convertible preferred
West
6-30
8- 4
8- 4
Fund—
Equity
Oil
4.80%
8-15
8-15
5c
(quar.)
Quarterly
payable
8-15
shares
15,000
certain
to
will
Therefore,
ness.
949,526 shs.
the
of
corporation on Geo.
1. :1957,
Accumulated* earnings sin together with the proceeds from, the shle of the stock offerwj
date
hereby
Outstanding
*1.500.000 shs.
(without par value)
stock
which
*Of
7-31
2614c
15c
15c
preferred C (quar.)
(J.), Inc., common (quar,)
conv.
Class
60c
Corp.—
We.'ngarten
Wellington
8-25
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
GIVING
Authorized
$l.l2'/2
(increased )_*__
common
<quar.)____
conduct
the
in
that
CAPITALIZATION
Common
Washington Steel Corp., common—
4.30%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Waste
follow:
9-30
Co..
preferred
Additional financing de¬
the books closed.
and
successor
8-27
(quar.t——$1.12l/a
(increased)
30c
iinitial
common
4% %
scribed
tails
1959
Monday, August. 10,
Chronicle^
of
$4,123,712
bank
for
to
loans
the
repay
for
the
the
company
$6,400,000
bank
of
and
all
bank
development
of
to
of
of
the
pay
of
maturities of long-term debt, m,
current liabilities, $1,075,617 advanc*
Sottile, Jr., of which $822,140 w;
current
other
and
account
benefit
substantially
offering;
six
James
been incurred by Mr. Sottile, Ji
and credited
to his account wii
loans which had
the
the
loan
company
which
on
the
contingently liableproceeds of tl
acquisition ar
$1,285,745' will be applied to t)
company
was
indebtedness repaid from the
initially incurred for the
was
properties);
(4)
190
olume
etirement
ox-king
of
certain
capital,
used
e
in
the
According
to
connection
the
the
are
debt;.and
of
the
15
of
be
mmon
stock
to
mmon
stock, ; or
to
Sr.,..
be
be
the
presently
converted
into
and
of
(1)
the
$100,000
shares.
Of
are being sold by Mt. Sottile, Jr. and
the underwriters- for public .distribution.
par
$1
par
these
shaTes,
members
PROCEEDS—The
the
Offering Oversubscribed
that its subscripoffering to stockholders of 126,254 shares of common
ock was oversubscribed at the expiration of the offerg July 29. The offering, priced at $14 per share, was
ade without underwriting, (for details, see V. 190, p.
99).—V. 190, p. 465.;
AA-.k
of
Harri-
of
proceeds
no
BUSINESS—Company
mmenced
artial
operations
gineering
The
work
has
the
and
urea,
in
its
in
carried
the
out,
plant
of
rate
of
use
r
the
application fertilizers
manufacture
.nerally
of
various
EARNINGS—For
ad
net
a
of
the
income,
six
of
ended
months
including
nitrogen,
tax
June
loss
engine
expansion
incorporated
of
name
good
will
owned
of
L.
J.
of
by
under
Bollo,
future
J.
the
Inc.
Standard
Louis
aircraft
aircraft
of
control
added
instruments
supply
and
on
the
of
and
accessories.
pilot
OF JUNE
AS
30,
The
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
from
tUnsecured;
payable
no
'%' sub.
A
__
of
the
1,250,000 shs
of
consolidated
the
net
shares
company
shall
d
not
less
be
than
the-
of the sinking fund,
rms
the maximum amount which
April 1, 1960, if earnings
tCn
Dec.
it
1958,
with
reement
hich
31,
The
sold
March,
become
can
Railway
Railway
e
Net
warrants
or
stock
common
company entered into
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
6%
a
of
bonds
New
York,
outstanding
proposed
or
to
company.
authorized.—V. 189,
are
2832.
p.
On
ply
6',/
selling
remaining
the
$1,300,000
cept
rst
the
to
as
less
amount
the working
which
by
The calculation
to
be
exit
capital
UNDERWRITERS
to
t
to
the
of
name
sold
be
by
bears
the
This
of
such
underwriter
to
the
below
shareholder,
selling
each
ratio
the
as
twill & Co., Inc
Securities
3,000
bears
10,000
'rowell, Weedon & Co
P.
Warnken
5,000
Schwabacher
5,000
Stein
he Johnson, Lane, Space
_
___
Lemon
&
Co._
Bros.
&
&
Co
_(
10,000
basic
Files
27 filed
vering 15,000 shares of
ployees of the company
purchase
value
riting
is
plan
at
whichever
and
.95%
is
the
subsidiaries
travel.
Wales
the
is
This
se;ond
and
Melvin
founded
Korelitz,
N.
the
a
was
and
Ltd.
188, p.
2689.
8,333
fered
31
filed
shares of
registration
class A stock,
a
for
public sale for the accounting of the issuing company and
shares, representing outstanding stock, by the present holder
ereof, Sidney N. Rosenthal, president. S. D. Fuller & Co. is listed
s
the principal underwriter.
The public offering price and under'riting terms are to be supplied b" amendment.
Fuller &
Co.
is
titled
to
purchase, for $420,
5-year warrants
for
the
purchase
an
additional 42,000 class A shares, at a price to be supplied by
mendment; and warrants for an additional 5.000 shares are being
Id to Maxwell J. Mangold, plus $7,200 as a finder's fee (of which
tter amount $4,523 is payable by Rosenthal).
6,666
Speedry Chemical is a new corporation resulting from the consolidaon on July 24,
1959, of Speedry Products, Inc., and Instandry Prodcts, Inc.; and it has three subsidiaries which were formerly affiliated
ith
the
predecessor companies.
Rosenthal
its founder and the owner of all
mpany,
0,000 class B shares.
nd
The company
is
its
the
president
166,666 class
of
the
addition, offering
of
It
Testing
of
net
class
A
proceeds
for
common
share plus
at $10.70 per
will
used
be
aluminum
the
$91,676.
were.
jalousies
windows,
nine months
equal to
and
ended
cents
33
at
a
share
eacn
to
A
and
net
proceeds
spend
about
of
the
$85,000
company's
to install
sale
of
additional
machinery,
stock,
it
plans
equipment and material
1,
Trust
1959,
class
shares
of
class A
Ten Pin Bowl lire.—SEC
from
exemption
to
Oaklard
Regulation
the
date
before
will
fixed
7,
and
190,
for
fixed for
and
due
of the
in
25
bonds
through
in
each
provides
A
shares
of
loans,
first
be
to
used
of
will
be
used
will
this
sinking
in
1
be
added
Feb.
A
each
through
of
selected
be
the
$85,000
The
year.
cancelled.
be
against
provides
1968,
payment
such
shall
shall
credit
stock
common
The
selling
class
of
offered
stockholder
stock
A
bonds
the
by
The
com-
sinking
such
fund
for
hereby
issued
are
reserved
has
sale
him
by
to
ana
of
15,000
certain
per
B
common
stock to
189, p.
the
days
em¬
after
balance
of
the under¬
of
$10
per
order
It
bank
borrowings
and
hair
curlers,
GIVING
TO
bonds_—
f.
19fc9_„
(par
B
common
stock
(par, $2)___
$11
the
per
Act
a
exercisable
holders
shares
of
of
$2)
from
the
+400,000 shs.
after
and
bonds
class A
to
100,000 shs.
200,000 shs.
200,000 shs.
date
which
stock
common
this
Regulation
of
corporation,
1933
with
located
jat
sinking fund payments of $85,000
from 1961 to 1969.
which
,
notes
have
request,
the
on
made
false
to
and
asserts
that
not complied
misleading in
question
to
offering
prior
and
f.
whether
certain
terms
and
with,
the
suspension
should
be
vacated
monthly
with
to the time permitted by
misleading representations
the
for
purchase
payments
which payments
Sept. 1, 1965, respectively.
that
the
Commission,
bonds
the
of
are attached-to pur¬
bond so owned, at
tlncludes
rants.
17,000
shares
of
of
certain
$776.84
reserved
and
issuance
for
due
are
terminate Jan.
May
items
$760.55
15,
25
of
I960,
and
Nov.
$674.78
15,
1960
of
exercise
upon
of each
equipment,
war¬
»
DIVIDENDS—The
its
capital
without
stock.
paying
the
class
B
has
company
The
any
company
dividends
stock
the
the Regulation.
in
the
offering
The charge
circular re¬
has filed a registration state¬
inclusion of
appraisal values on
company
not
may
heretofore paid dividends on.
dividends on class A stock
stock.
No dividends may be
pay
Class B
on
unless
at
the
same
time
and
in
the
same
dividend
amount
in an amount per share at least ten (10) times
share then being declared on the class B stock is
declared on the class A stock '
per
simultaneously
UNDERWRITERS—In
6%
the
underwriting agreement relating to the
mortgage sinking fund bonds, series A, with warrants at¬
(the "series A bends"), the underwriters named below have
first
tached
severally
comply with conditions of .Regulation A resulted
of share? and the publication of a written adver¬
statement
issuance
each
respect' to
permanent.
failure
the
tisement
order
were
false
is
given
(plus interest)
and
of
they
for
share through May 31, I960 and at increasing prices thereafter
May 31, 1964, the expiration date.
fIThree
exemption from registration
public offerings of securi¬
conditional
with
year
§$850,000
77,925
stock
20
Outstanding
notes
common
chase
added
FINANCING
850,000
A
entitle
Suspends Offering—
under
subsequently
PRESENT
$5,000,000
—_
Class
be outstand¬
a
has
and
EFFECT
Class
275,000
on
lines.
Authorized
((Equipment
law
Carl W. Renstrorn as a sole pro¬
in the packaging arid merchandising
adhesives.
In 1937 it began to manu¬
solder
s.
due
balance
Nebraska
engaged
merchandise
mtge,
A,
through
suspending
the " Securities Act
under
by
ard
pur¬
first
the
and
capital.
incorporated
was
founded
Was
1932
CAPITALIZATION
2397.
temporarily
from the sale of the
company
company's working
cornp&ny
accessory
-Warrants
the
proceeds to
off short-term
the
liquid
and
hair
other
pre¬
net
pay
to
in
heatless
facture
earnings after
on
to
1946.
1,
prietorship
a
ment
1961
fund
fund
redeemed
option,
The Indenture
from
year
a
sinking
so
its
at
class
BUSINESS—The
on
lates
at
sinking fund bonds, series A, with warrants at¬
be approximately $763,750.
Approximately $340,000 wilt
retire the present mortgage debt of the company, $300,000
medium,
of
1969,
mortgage
declared
The
1,
will
conditions
Commission's
Regulation A
from
June
part through the operation of a
thereof together with accrued
June
on
bonds
however,
tached,
of
exceeding $300,000 in amount.
Tu a notification filed July
1959, the corhpany proposed the public offering of 20,009 shares
common
stock at $10 per share pursuant to
such an exemption.
circular
or
Cliff
J.
amount
such redemption.
the trustee
to
by lot and all
that the company's offering
respect of certain material facts,
and that by reason thereof, the offering of stock
is being and would
be made in violation of Section 17
(the anti-fraud provision)
of the
Securities Act.
Tire order provides an opportunity for hearing, upon
of
—
Lincoln, Neb.,
redemption.
redeemable
May
pay
redeemed
may,
100,000
6%
.price
not
The
of
the
principal
shares.
walls.
3 959,
share based
offering of stcck by
St., Arlington, Va.
Securities
the
an
registration
public
a
South
issued
has
SEC
respect
of
Offered
Co.
§Annual
ties
purchased
fund payments
at $10 per share. This offering
the books closed.
and
entitle
the
at
shares
dividends.
off
pay
curtain
and
completion of the financing.—V.
upon
under
were
share for a period of 10
the
effective date of the registration statement and the
said shares not sold to such employees will be purchased by
writers for sale to the public at an initial offering price
stock at the
accrued
May 31,
per
combined
823
1959.
debentures
previous sinking
Securities
—
First
ployees of the company at $9
made of 125,000 shares
was
(par value 10 cents)
convertible into class A common
shares
2»/2
EARNINGS—In
A
of
interest, and 100,000 shares of class A
also
are
the
The offerings were oversubscribed.
redeemable
is
commercial
and its subsidiaries manufacture
sell
special purpose inks which are instant drying, indelible,
aterproof and
smearproof;
and
it
also
manufactures
brushpens,
arkers, and other devices used in the application of such inks. Of
e
be
The
company
transaction,—V.
notices
95.
p.
The
of
mail
accepted debentures
of the debentures.
Aug. 24,
cease
amount
of
receipt
upon
the
will
company
Payments
25,
with
(par $2)
date
the
or
''Series
The
the remaining
payment the aggregate principal amount of any bonds either redeemed
(other than through the sinking fund)
or
purchased, or otherwise
acquired by it and surrendered to the trustee.
Speedry Chemical 'Products, Inc.—Registers With SEC
July
on
6%
This corporation, located at 91-31
121st Street, Richmond Hill, N. Y.,
statement with
the SEC covering
of which 51,667
shares are to be
to
redemption
to
Vice-President,
Cincinnati
cash
190,
June
outstanding
President
predecessor
It
1946.
in
ing
used for working capital.—V.
ownership of
principal amount in each successive 12-month period
ending May 31,' 3966, and on or after June 1, I960,
principal thereof, together, in each case, with accrued
the
bonds
pany,
plastics
principal
will
the
to
for
BUSINESS—Company, with headquarters at I-Iialeah, Fla., a suburb
of Miami, manufactures arid sells a
complete line of residential and
.
stock:
2,000,000 outstanding
the offered shares,.
of
bond
of
company
negotiated for an undisclosed amount between
and' .the owner-stockholders ol C. T. .L.,/ Elmer
preferred stock is
rate
taxes
to be
are
dated
lund
that
300,000 shares of the company's outstanding class B conimon
to purchase the assets of Superior Trucking Company, and the
balance used for general corporate purposes.
through
involved.
The proceeds
of
the trust
Aug.
connection
stock
interest
SEC—
Steel Company
after
and
period
The
stock,
the employees
or
95%
of
the
sale.
No under-
Co.
of
the
interest
New
of
1959,
19,
1959.—V.
$1,000
100%*
2397.
a
of the market price
higher at the date of
the
sale
its
there¬
were
common
attached vto
to
p.
in
warrants
chase
letter of notification with the SEC
common stock (par $2.50) to be offered to
July
continue
tenders accepted.
and
and accrued
percent
189,
Aug.
oversubscribed
was
PROCEEDS—The
cn
on
Laboratories
In
ferred.
—
to
Electronics
Upon
for 2,000,000
wholly-owned subsidiary
a
part of
a
Delaware corpora¬
a
exchange
These shares
bonds, upon at least 20 days' prior notice by publication, may
redeemed at the option of the company at any time as a whole,
from time to time in part, to
June 1, 1960, at 103V2%. of the
principal amount and thereafter at prices declining by one-half of one
465.
p.
Ordinary Shares of
space
of $4 a share.
5,000
are
as
in
The
York filed a registration
July 29, 1959, covering American Depositary
Co.
of class A common stock
199.
it
share.
share.
The
Incr,'
to
stock.
or
Aug. 6 offered publicly 50,000 shares of 70-cent cumula¬
tive convertible preferred stock ($8 par value) at $10 a
7,500
division
commcn
be
writing group headed by Cruttenden, Podesta & Co. on
7,500
Boyce__
originally
was
outstanding shares.
PROCEEDS—The
10,000
5,000
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.,
Inc. _________—i
Southwestern Investment Co., Amarillo, Tex.
k
secon¬
(par $5)
Superior Window Co.—Securities Offered—An under¬
ith Securities and Exchange Commission—
ck
stock
465.
p.
Electronics
holders of the bonds to which they
purchase 20 share's of class A common stock for
so
owned, at $11 per share through May 31, 1960
and
at increasing
prices thereafter to a maximum price of $12 per
share through May 31, 1964.
to
.13,000
Company, Inc.
Rotan, Mosle & Co.__
10,000
ahey, Clark & Co._____
company
190,
Trust
who
respectively,
The Robinson-Humphrey
5,000
S. Dickson & Co., Inc.
lament A. Evans & Co., Inc.
The
common
above.—V.
Corp.
Guaranty
in
amend¬
by
'r-r'/v.•
Textron
21 publicly offered $850,000 of 6% first mort¬
sinking fund bonds, series A (with warrants at¬
The
are
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
Aircraft
acquisition
held.
shock
supplied
by
Textron.
of
Industries
be
offered
be
subscription
share
July
was
'
266.
p.
3,000
Reynolds & Co., Inc.__
Corp.—
Co.__
p.
190,
7,500
Lentz, Newton & Co
5,000
'arolina
190,
380,983
80,000
faced
Research
Shares
Johnston,
Corporation
$36,851
460,579
corporation on Aug. 5 announced acquisition of C'. T. L, Inc.,
Ohio, a plastics research and manufacturing organiza¬
has pioneered in solution of ultra-high
temperature prob¬
7.he
of
number
respectively,
arriman Ripley & Co. Inc. 24,900
V
*$37,142
58,075
brought into Studebaker's diversification program.
shares
of
Shares
&
$7,878
which
lems
6,400:
ourts
$10
Studebaker-Packard
number
&
100%
Cincinnati,
tion
made for the sinking fund paywhich has been
same
15,
1,674,971
Engineering, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
for
to
are
to
are
for
one
Textron
Electronics,
MB
Top Products Co.
trustee
—
which
stock
opposite
ares
1,719,923
Studebaker-Packard Corp.—Acquisition—
Each
underwriter
named
below
has
severally
purchase from each selling shareholder that number of shares
common
280,350
71,945
Morgan
Receipts
due April 1, 1960 will include as income $144,982
ceived in 1959 but allocated to 1958 operations.
reed
275,416
statement with the SEC
bonds) on the preceding Dec. 31 is less than $3,000,000,
rovided, however, that after the aggregate sinking fund payments
re
equal to $750,000 annually on a cumulative basis starting with
pril l, 1958, any amount otherwise due in excess of such total is
duced by 25%
of such excess.
There is no fixed minimum sinking
payment.
$1,711,822
Steel Co. of Wales, Ltd.—ADRs Files With
The
the
$443,115
sinking
rst mortgage
nd
$1,682,781
oper.
ry.
Lockheed
of
••
of
Providence, R. I.,
covering 500,00(2
SEC
shares
holder,
rate
of
accepted debentures will
of
May
at
of the company
efined to exclude as current liabilities any bond or debenture sinking
nd obligations in excess of the fixed minimum amounts for the 4 V2 %
any
on
tached),
$288,228
the books closed.—V.
See
shares
division
intends
any
on
cancellation
gage
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$275,426
deficit—_
oper.
Stavid
required each April 1 to retire at par a principal
ount of 6% subordinated sinking fund debentures equal to the excess
er $1,300,000 of the sum
of the consolidated net income, depreciation
d deferred income taxes of the
company for the preceding calendar
ar,
1959—Month—1958
of
made
Tip
is
company
before
or
total
A
made on July 30 by White, Weld & Co. and Smith,
Barney & Co. at $63 per share, with a dealer's conces¬
sion of $1.10 per share. This offering was oversubscribed
and
,v
•.
business
be
for
bonds
mortgage
,
5%
Interest
was
additional
mortgage bonds.
!lThe
will
on
Stamffer Chemical
the sinking fund provisions,
to fixed minimum amounts, which are applicable to the
%
first
Corpv—Secondary Offering—
dary offering of 13,660 shares of
1960. Fixed sinking fund payments are due on the 6%.
rst mortgage bonds in the amount of $800,000 on each April 1, begining in 1972, and the final $100,000 is due April 1, 1975. After retireen t
of the AVz'/o
first mortgage bonds, the company may elect to
t
..
Colony Trust Co., 45 Milk Street, Boston 6, Mass., up to the
on Aug.
17, 1959, will receive tenders for the sale of
subordinated sinking fund debentures due Feb. 1, 1970 of
Textron American, Inc. to an
amount sufficient to exhaust the sum
of $427,940 at prices not to exceed 100%
and accrued interest.
of
15-year
be
each
under
5
*
.
The Old
purchase
principal amount of 6% first mortgage bonds
Subject to the conditions set forth in the agreement,
anticipates
made
expenses
fr.
rev.
ry.
the
subscription price
1,500,000
acceptance
Investment
revenue.
■^Deficit.—V.
sufficient, is $1,078,000.
are
the
company
nds by May,
oper.
Net
•-
Street,
The
present
at
by Textron Industries.
Industries
common
$1,200,000
1959.
oper.
10
Electronics
of
close
Siaten Island Rapid Transit Ry.—Earnings—
due
;
.
Textron, Inc.—Tenders for Debentures—
9, 1959 with interest at 5*/2%
per
90-aay basis until company's condemnation
a
Feriod End. June 30—
annual minimum payments:
60-61, $300,000; 1962-63, $500,000; 1964-67, $700,000; 1968-70, $800,0. Since the amount ($1,322,000) retired to date is less by $278,000
.an
the $800,000 cumulative annual maximum provided
under the
Textron
balance
on
following
in¬
Manufacturing Company division of Textron.- In M&ye
Textron
as
1513.
p.
the
formed Textron
owned
Rahel
189,
Dorrance
stock.
transferred to Textron Industries, Inc.,
Textron.
The 500,000 shares of Textron
due
depreciation and deferred
icome taxes of the company for the preceding calendar year,
provided
at
the. aggregate sinking fund
payments shall not be more than
00,000 annually on a cumulative basis starting with April 1,
1958,
10
being offered by this prospectus
secondary offering of
income,
266.
p.
A-
2182.
p..
,
transferred
of
—V.
1,250,000 shs.
sum
Street
was
each
and
MB
Textron
and
of
325,000 shs.
____
at
common
Inc.,
Electronics
the
as
14,000 shares of common stock
July 23 by Goldman, Sachs & Co.
at
$39.87Vz per share, with a dealer's
concession
of
$1.37V2 per share. The offering was terminated Che fol¬
lowing day, and the unsold balance was withdrawn.
7,500,000
190,
upon
36,000
principal properties
on
for
date
MB
1959,
all
$104,589
acquire securities of the
(par $10)
1,200,000
company is required each April 1 to retire at par a principal
of 4V2% first mortgage bonds equal to the excess over $500,000
cunt
the
7,500,000
due
stock (10c par)
ornmon
"The
$$,>000,000
2,500.000
mtge bonds,
below.—v.
stockholders
■
1959
fuel
and
September
on
options
§500,000 shares of
Outstanding
$6,678,000
due Apr. 1, '71
Apr. 1. 1975
sink, fund debs, due May 1, '71
1st
expense3,
disclose
acquired by Textron Inc. in March, 1954 through purchase of The M3
Manufacturing Company, Inc.
It was thereafter operated until May,
settled.
are
State
Authorized
1st mtge. bonds,
}/zrk
'tr
to
officers.
but renewable
tThere
record
The
FINANCING
payable—.
stock
tion,
equipment,
located
Industries,
ment.
shares
GIVING
mortgage loans
loans
as
annum,
1959
failure
registration statement with the
a
Industries
Electronics
including
systems,
filed
Textron
Textron
engaged
1,106,521.CAPITALIZATION
income,-future
the
as
Electronics, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
corporation,
Aug. 3
by
Equipment
in
and
.
proceeding is
of
Instrument Co.
outstanding shares of its
company
benefits,
future
of
well
as
reasonably
Textron, Inc. below.—V. 189,
Textron
formed
was
accessories,
automatic
generating
payable to banks
3§Common stock ($.50 par)_.._____
potash.
Victoreen
See
\-.y:.-.-.v.
tNotes
well
a
Textron American, Inc.—Tenders for Debentures—-
growth
laws
It
Aircraft
Bollo
instruments
instruments,
power
loans
and
granted to
the
1959
30,
carry-forward
be
Outstanding
operations
and
will
projection
profits,
Tenney Engineering, Inc.—Proposed Merger—•
of
This
maintenance
service
and
and
^Mortgages
ingredients
which consist
phosphate
sales
general corporate
later
nitrogenous
as
commercial fertilizers,
complex
combinations
and
^Includes
and
anticipated
was
the
under
equipment,
components thereof.
anhydrous ammonia, nitrogen fertilizer soluammonium nitrate.
These products are sold
prilled
direct
as
the
of
company
York
New
sales
flight
incipally to manufacturers of mixed fertilizers in neighboring states
r
result
a
metering
level.
present
$263,875,
available for
to be
the
Certificate of Amendment filed on Sept. 23, 1947, the name of the
was changed to Standard Aircraft Equipment Co., Inc.
The
principal office of the company is located at 241 Old Country Road,
Mineola, Long Island, N. Y. The company is engaged in the ousiness
plant at Savannah, Georgia,
and, as further construction and
1957
as
CAPITALIZATION
year
a
approximately
company
from
By
and outstanding
and
derived
company's business.
of
sale
company.
1954
be
Company
nitrogen
a
been
to
produces
company
ons,
began
increased
been
as
of
the
to
accrue
incorporated
was
construction
will
sale
be
to
the
to
acquire the assets and
Co., a sole proprietorship
Aug. 5 offered
being offered are all issued
this
from
time
BUSINESS—The
.
d
the
funds of
to
the
follows:
additional
to
State
36,400 shares of common stock (par 10 cent,?) at $10 per
are.
This offering was oversubscribed and the booKs
Osea. C* •; *; •
;
:
■'V.A. "
■
PROCEEDS—The shares
purposes.
See
proceeds
and
operating
as
49
itemized statement of the pro¬
posed use of the proceeds of the stock sale; all material transactions
between
the promoters and management officials and the
company
and Tenpins, Inc., its
affiliate; terms of a construction contract, with
Tenpins, Inc., for construction of a building to house the bowling
facilities; litigation currently pending against the affiliate
involving
the
property
which is to house such
facilities; and the financial
statements of the issuer and its
affiliate, as required.—V. 190, p. 403.
including such additional working capital and the acquisition
specialized equipment as may
be required from
such
time
estimated
cash
purposes,
This company on Aug. 3. announced
—
shares,
the
net
future
formation,
the books closed.
'on
on
properties,
and
his
of
to
Ripley & Co. Inc. and associates
its
Offered—Adams & Peck, of New York City, on Aug. 3
publicly offered 75,000 shares of common stock (par 500)
at $4 per share.
TTiis offering was oversubscribed and
Jr.,
no
Southern Nitrogen Co., Inc.— Stock Offered
balance for general corporate
Chair-
of
SoundScriber 'Corp.—Rights
an
its
Standard Aircraft Equipment Co., Inc.—Common Stock
new
of
assembling
such
Sottile,
shares
shares
50
and
midwestern
states;
plant, in. England for the purpose of manufac¬
its products for the European, as well as the
a
turing and assembling
English markets; and the#
above,
Board
James
to establish
company
Among
former
by
these
169,242
2,538,630
in
to
canceled.
owned
Each
of
holders
be
-(609)
in Chicago in order to commence manufacturing
there
for
distribution
products
throughout the
to
outstanding
57,000 shares
mily 'to
added
be
indicated
as
the
is :to
retired.
aggregate
an
of
presently
director
a
will
balance
$1,000,000 will ultimately
citrus groves.
retired,
$244,816
shares
are
the
company's
35- of
to
are
Sottile,
the
children
is
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
which, indebtedness
amount
James
.
of
None
his
d
:
amount... about
prospectus,
stock
with
aggregate
olders
funded
of .which
development
of common
hares
an
Number 5871
agreed to purchase the
opposite their respective names:
The
J.
In
the
the
First
Cliff
Trust
Rahel
&
Co.
of
amount
Lincoln,
of
series
Neb
bonds
A
Co
named
below,
fortli
425,000
underwriting agreement relating to the class A
underwriters
set
$425,000
have
severally
agreed,
common
subject
stock,
to
th3
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(610)
therein
conditions
and
terms
ol
shares
class
by
the number of
opposite their respective
purchase
forth, to
set forth
set
stack
common
A
The
189,
—V.
owned
Consolidation Terms
ties
of a
nies announced
of^United
&IEachS stockholder
will own after the
consolidation one share of common and one share of a 5/r $8.50^pre¬
ferred stock in the new company for each share of his United Indus¬
trial common stock; the preferred to be convertible into
n share of
C°For°each
Industrial
Corp.
exercisable until Jan. 1, 1970.
plan of reorganization will be submitted to the shareholders of
the two companies for their approval.
United
Industrial
Corp.
is
a
widely-diversified manufacturer of
electronic
and
mechanical products for both defense and industrial
use.
Its
subsidiary, Aircraft Armaments, Inc., of Cockeysville, Md.,
is
engaged
in
research,
design,
development
and
production of
components and
instrumentation and training and control systems
relating almost exclusively to the nation's missile program, including
air
missiles, satellites, rockets and torpedoes.
United also owns ap¬
proximately 26'c
of Hayes
Aircraft Corporation
of Birmingham,
Ala.,
wnich is engaged in aircraft modification and production of
_
The
,
^
Science
S.
Semiconductor
RESULTS
Quarter
Products,
OF
OPERATIONS
the electronics
for
products
Inc.).
income
Income
*Net
before
income
Earned
(U.
616,761
tion—An
335,127
338,059
common
1
231,489
$0.25
^
inc. bef. non-recurring exps., legal <fe proxy
Non-recurring exps., legal & proxy— —
Net
income
Income
before
taxes
income
Earned
1,475,139
840,092
254,074
share
common
SEC—
635,047
$0.23
_______
deem
be
own
$1
the
inc. bef.
Net
income
non-recurring exps,, legal &
exps.,
legal
and
proxy
Income
*Net
„
before
income
1,310,583
proxy
made
was
States
Printing
Chic.—V.
190,
2,4.18,958
per
related
1.181,356
announced
1,237,602
organizations.
share
$0.39
*
$1.10
equity in net earnings of one controlled
respective periods as follows:
Nine
ended
months
Twelve
—V.
June
ended
months
190,
p.
30
is
,
In
June
ended
30——
June
338.963
of
386,654
526,473
30
This
filed
shares
at
$3
located
at
210
East
registration statement with
class
of
share.
per
The
A
offering
is
Main
tar SEt
common
stock,
to
cr*
to
Street,
be
made
Roekvi'le
m
an
all
or
7rl
Co.,
New York, for which it will receive a commission
—t^c per share, plus $34,000 as reimbursement for expenses
The
the
in
ana
it
in
company
its
.
in
sites,
own
•foQ0"^;
X
snares 0f
additional
pated
in
March
1958
to
estate
class
.
A
including the acquisition of suit¬
of construction of
buildings for
as
lor
'Uh—s.
and
store
planning and
outstanding 55,000 shares of class A common and
class B common. Net proceeds of the sale cf the
supervision
will
be
added
to
the
general
funds
of
the
,° pe avMlable for general cornorate
that
$225,000
will
1
improvements,
be
used
Purchase
equipment
and
purposes.
It is antici¬
the
acquisition of new sites
installation of fixtures, leasehold
in
expenses
connection
with
as
president. He
£
and
with
Chairirnn
Mcnrce
will
pharmaceutical
devices
of
and
President
and
stock.
be
No underwriting is
used
to
operate
a
cf
on
increase
an
will
be
Schiffman
Mr.
in
Cogen
Victoreen
no" wV° rePa/|18,700,000 of bank loans
S3,800,000 has been added to working capital.—V.
will
"Therefore,
JuTvV0^' r!?oCa^ed,
at '5959 Scuth Cicero
wells.
pany
Chairman
and
Fresident
Chairman
as
Instrument
in
•
of ..-the'
Co.
Chicago
outstanding shares of
its
at
the
729
common
Seventh
SEC
SEC
Avenue,
the
New
be
sales
off
filed
shares
or
his
of
its
due
due
merced
for
of
class
In
deep.
AACS
Department en¬
personnel to maintain
all
by
the
centers
Air
Force
-
Western
by
the
the
at
center
beginning
to
of
the
send
each
message
brain,
known
as
switching
a
director,
board which operates like the memory unit
device automatically recognizes the destination
•
carried
officers
cm
time
A
June
for
to
of
for
1952,
TO
the
by
alarm
an
fans
Net
if
building
is
one
(&
connections
out
with
number
a
numer¬
of
up
to
available
backlog
of
messages
a
missed.
Twe
189,
outgoing
1397.
line
unit
also
p.
Subs.)—Earniigi Increased—
-
1959—6 Mos.—1^58
91,422,784
68,484,339
2 5in.H6
14007,005
5 128 203
1 3?1 090
7.214 030
2 585,000
4,04i q-?R
inc. ta,.es
8 3 9 836
4 295.000
inc/beicre
Income
1,2'R '•'S-
6,793 005
2,543 203
s
tares
"Earned
per
share
com.
$1.99
Aft:r
U.
and
S.
the
sale
As
BA7ANCS
Government
174 290,913
$0.57
125,211.443
$3 33
1.9*6,953 shares of
cn
SHEET
ITEMS
AS
SI.20
commcn
OF
JUNE
stock
30
Oil
of
Co.
43a>4
from
the
ing
recovery
mon
mon
FINANCING
A
and
a
stock
as
mortgage and deed of trust
to
C.
W.
Consolidated
major
per
1959,
the
move
Indu.tries, Inc.—Acquisition—
broaden
to
its
products
services
and
to
the
equipment
Canadian
lars.
subsidiaries.
-
•
L.
••
Sales
volume
'
?
for
1958
totaled
'•
12. million
?
dol-
.
McGara,
President, noted that over 2,500 Petro-Qhem "Iso
Flew"
fluid
heating furnaces are now in oneration throughout the
world in petroleum refineries, chemical and petro-chemical
plants, and
industries.
allied
in
will
compen¬
air
The
against the release of
100,000 shares of class A
Kirby Petroleum Co.
cents
"
Murchison
production;
51
industries,
internationally as well as the United
States, this corporation has acquired the widely known Fetro-Chem
Development
Co.,
Inc.
of
New
York
City
and
its
American
and
Outstanding
class
to
36 097 696
half of
as compared to $89,691,032 at Dec. 31, 1953. Com¬
equitv incraascd to $33 31 per share as of June 30,
at year-end 1958, based on 1,996,953 com¬
shares outstanding at June 30, 1959.—V. 190, p. 405.
process
initially reserved against the
of
36.522 023
quarterly dividend on common shares
share, wrh the new dividend payable
from $35 63 per '.hare
Yruba
reserves
r ■
shares
the
inc.ea.se
the first
earnings for
to $ 5 644 613
shareholders'
1959,
John
be
c«nt3
improved
engaged
petroleum
PRESENT
132,166 °36
———
the
67 898,650
123 ^51443
Sept.. 24. 1959, to holders of record Sept. 10, 1959.
Du ing
the past six months. White Motor's financial position was
further strengthened, with working cumtal at June 30, 1959. amount¬
eonroany's
is
of
$17 244 640
67 670,896
——
—-
liabilities
result
a
1953
$19,663 8Q2
S3curities_____e,___
1
reserve
.(directors} voted.• to
the
Under
the
Current
are
of
secondary
of
Current assr«
814,429 shs.
168,000
to
to
the
error.
messages
1952—3 Mos.—19:8
sales
Nth
230,393
W.
in
human
and
point.
for each station.—V.
messages
Co.,
h' ating
company
Inc.,
gineering
.
Murchison,
requiring the company to apoly the same r>°rcentages
proceeds of production from mortgaged properties.
ar.d
Petro-Chem
for j:t
will retain
will
its
operate
bcaddrartvre
operate
representatives
as
furnaces
aircraft when
will
a
a
Yuba
remain
have
tunnel
present
as
vfacturing facility in Houston.
Inc.—will
a
the
same
;
offering
services.
secured
distribution
CONSOLIDATED
*1,231,779 sbs.
1971
issuance
positions
transmitting
eliminating the former necessity of preparing
Whi*e Motor Co.
and
2,500,000 shs.
.
will
trar.shad
automatically
Ferird End. June 33—
1971
1,
selected
in
received
message
delay
of
conference
up
preceden.ee
messages.
channel
and. sounds
numbers
■
program..
of
rates
Voss
development
1,
stock
C.
each
desired
preferred diyiden-'s based
cutsterding on June SO. 1959
The shares
from
proceeds
EFFECT
addition,
proceeds
set
for
source
a
automatically
j'L/r 'iL./-/
stays up
address
for
be
can
messages
by sondin? s'enal cedes. The
until a'disconnect signal is sent.
message transmission is handled
on
a
completely
any
circuit
tape
the
to
was
expandable.
;;
the
system,
basis,
and
which
urgent
y,,:
process
individual
give
to
ccntro) ur.it pt each station automatically numbers, in se-uence,
all-outgoing messages. An incoming messape unit checks the numbers
$1,579,449
Dec.
flexible
circuits
time
any
at
Force
308.
p.
"2,500.000 shs.
Dec.
issuance
reserved
nominee,
gross
tons
feet
meet
concern,
Committee
_____
warrants.
be
fcr
-To be
a
rote,
___.
assigned
will
code
A
in
equipment
This
and
stations
destined
and
s";les
:____
note)
reserved
sation
York
net
____
note,
note)
prom is.
of
to
Plant
Force
maintained
at
three
and
Union
1959
par)_______:
"40S.241
Air
be
provided
electronic
an
former
This
In
GIVING
par )
stock
July 31, 1959 covering 100 000
stock, to be offered for
public sale
on
at
Automatic
the
(no
exercise
capa¬
which
destination.
?'■
torn
Wyoming.
promissory
new
defense
equipment
approximately 20
feet vide,
Western
company's
will
Hickam.
as
is
completely
built-in priority
Multiple
stock:
(new
holding
of
any
station, for example Okinawa, the
teleprinter and the message flashes to a main
a
It
hes
ous
proceeds will be used to pay off t'~e com¬
indebtedness r.nd^ to augment the working capital of the
company.
certain
This corporation, located
registration statement with
of
(no
•
by
units
programming
stations
automatic
$15,-
ISO,
a/pilotwaterflood
up
A
on
each
three
the
nation's
to
inaugural ceremonies.
basic
above.
the
of
set
C'ass B
opjions "rimed bo" them" on* d4 TIItH ndeTISL PUrSUaPt
-Vr'S pSt°404. °P"0n Plan' Thc'°P'»<™ «P1« D« 31PaS
With
net
Authorized
to
Corp.—Registers
to
CAPITALIZATION
t57:
of
The
combined
Executive
company
will attempt, by use
stabilize or increase the production
to
northeastern
and
190,
SEC—
Avenue,
portion
used
Remainder
tSVzVr
United Artists
in
the
the
of
Vice-President.—V.
BUSINESS—Incorporated in
principally in the exploration
at
'
center
missicn.
S.
approximately
reach
to
the
methods,
Class
With
be
program,
Common
Inc.—Registers
It
/-
1,C00,000 shares of the class A common stock (no par)
$1 per share was made on Aug. 5 by an underwriting
stcck
volume
an
and
cation.
respectively
'Lh.L
100'L
of
exce-s
said.
expected
are
Executive
as
PROCEEDS—A
agency.
on
United Air Lines,
on
desired
a
.
an
by Hill. Darlington & Co.
being offered as.a speculation.
involved.
travel
initial
and
signals a rotary switch to select a circuit over which the
automatically speeds to its destination.
/:/.
completely automatic center, with centralized control, requires
minimum operating personnel but
greatly increases speed of communi¬
and
Saul
and
vL..;:
Vo-,s Oil Co.—Class A Stcck Offered—Public
Files With
$22,500 000 promissory note'due
July 1, 19/9, with the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
307
code
Cash
a
p
it
Inven-orifs- after
—
miles
from
message
computer.
Air
Vicforeen-Tenney Corp.—Proposed Merger—
See
—
hbMTn°cCeeeofS $3^0
the
a
■;
TTenrileth Century-Fox Film Corp.
Private Placem^jntiafp^1S c™P°™tion ,on AuS. 3 announced that it has
negotiated, wuh the assistance of Lehman Brothers the
™
the
the
to
In
of- Victoreen,
L
based
companies
Seligman
250
which
circuit
message
96.
p.
group headed
are
a
center such
ir.structs the
of
formed by the two
Seligman, Ch?irman and President,
be
1958,"
merged
Cogan
200,000
handle
asset
trained
supervision
types
Co.—Proposed Merger—
electronic
indicate
Mr.
Mr.
at
twlJares oi common
The
proceeds
to
send
center.
-
over
by
also
equipment
maintenance
To
two
t0 SeI1.such ^
Travelers Club, Inc., Forest
Hills, N. Y.
Securities and
Exchange Commission—
the
Mr.
* rtoK
L5'Te?nai:rwmeVhs\tXcAprsh°a?ehaVe
Ccgan,
merger
250.000
a
part,
overseas
200
high,
installed
Union
The,
message
COO.OGO."
the
feet
channels,;: eliminating
of
1
capital.
Samuel J- Hosenstein
190,
manufacturer
company,
Tenney.
earnings
Kr?L°fi
St0ref 8170 000 wil1 be used to stock and equip the
!5?i be added to working operated by a subsidiary; and the balance
in new s ores
will hi
ntiw «ff<So!CtUS uSts
ar.d
Western
ccnferen^e
operations
for
and
other
this
and
overseas
a
the
at
over
engineered
of
H.
said
Globemasters,
was
radiation
of
has
can
five
words
important
are
seven
operator
exchange of 8/10 of a share of
Victoreen stock for each of the approximately 500 000 Tenney shares
outstanding.
There are approximately 1,400,000 Victoreen shares_-in
the
hands of the public.
The exchange represents an
approximate
market value of $6,500,000.
Stock of both companies is new traded
en
the American Stock
Exchange.
Stockholder meetings to vote on
the merger will take place
early in September.
/
I
"The unaudited figures for the first six months of Victoreen's 1S59
well
stock
C-124
neon
The
transactions
and
as
50
contains
chemical,
throughout Ja .an.—V,
equipment,
S.-hiffman
engage
operations
real
designing
operations,
inow
1.
'
organized
principalis
operation and management of retail discount
department stores;
addition thereto, and as an
important part of its
engages
able
was
fill
David
basis
none
stations
The
day.
monitoring and
disolay
signs,
and
Tenney Engineering, Inc., the nation's oldest and largest, manufacturer
of environment?.! test chambers, was voted by their directors on July
29, subject to stockholder approval.
The new company will be known
as
Victcreen-Tenney Corp., according to a joint
announcement
by
Conn
The
-Union.'
be
Jul/ 29, 1"59.
covering
offered for public sale
on
Fuchu
Wooiton
eqvipmcnc
with
Formed—
hat extensive
Co,
Victcreen Instrument
corporation,
a
and
com¬
The
Chemical
Merger of
States.
Force,
Air
60,000,000
network—an
centers.
by
control
United
the
center there
specifications
501 232
Tower's Marts, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
the
by
a
cabinetsj each
Ah
•
banking interests
404.
Japan, ; where
centers was
recently.
will be joined later this year oy new
linking
to
up
General
each
would
Tokyo.
Sumitomo
center
Fuchu,
completed
specified commands, is carefully tailored to be compatible
Army anu Navy portions of tne armed forces' integrated com¬
bilities,"
as
$170,105
capital
to
on
and
tne
message
jointly owned company has been
Honolulu,
Croughton,
San
England;
Pablo,
Spain;
At that time Western Union will have
in
and
words
handling
wi.ii
.President of this company and Masaharu
Sumitomo Chemicai Co., Osaka, Japan on July 22
a
went
to
communications
new
S.V..OX1.J.
ill
Hickam
munications
Upjohn,
of
that
network
big
a
centers
will
be
capable
day and the entire global net¬
work
will
have
a
capacity of
130,000,000 words a day.
"This new system, with which the Air Force takes its
part in ful¬
filling the over-all requirements in support of the Joint Chiefs of
of
:
Affiliate
centers
'.'.j"-v'
.■
Force
part of the system, already completed, is
wire network leased from Western Union
purchased
V.
.
The
Re¬
The new company, Japan Upjohn Ltd., will manufacture and market
Upjohn pharmaceutical products in Japan. It will be known i l Japan
Nincn-Upjehn Kabushiki Kaisha; headquarters will be in downtown
and
1958
$72,771
;
President
Doi,
company for the
1959
Quarter
Co.—New
Gifford
E.
668,219
—
common
■"Excludes corporation's
one
Upjohn
Dr.
and
message
Fuchu
at
stations
15.000.CC0
In
2.418,958
Air
started
Force.?
VvJl
96,
p.
systems,
a
450,000stations throughout the
Force
domestic
private
been
has called for. redemption on Oct. 1, 1959, all of its
cumulative preference stock at $52,50 per share plus '
dividends.
Payment will be made at the First National Bank,'
—434,943
taxes
Air
of automatic equipment in the main switching
world-wide, Air Force communications complex
lAIRoperated by the Airways and Air Communication Service of
has
5%
1,103,162
income
Earned
communication
S.
the
Force
on
Lithographing Co.—To
&
•
installation
of
Air
of 373,000 shares.
aggregate
an
overseas
and
it
Base
Germany.
the
Air
mile
company
accrued
207,421
taxes—
U.
the
over
where
installed
The
•
$12,484,232
Non-recurring
defense
linking
Force
the
Hickam
COM),
share,
per
on
Net
Co.—Opens New Overseas
/
vital
state,
Air
of
centers'
Preference Stock—
The
$0.56
$9,648,499
Telegraph
flashed
50th
pleted
Corp.—Exchange Distribu¬
distribution
of 18.446 shares
of
(par $1)
$4,922,626
J4,3_4,301
a
signal
Hickam
the
Cincinnati,
.
of
Siegelbach,
new
a
exchange
stock
outstanding
12 Months Ended June 30—
Sales
Union
'
centers
Pacific Aluminum
United
'*'
468,133
-
___.
—
per
5,68j,C87
telegraph key in Washington, D. C. on July 15 placed
automatic hign-speed operation the Pacific phase of one of
gineers.
1,475,139
207,421
722,207
,
taxes
income
*Net
924,628
$7,699,293
811,0/7
most
The
$9,574,581
Net
$916,905
1,2-0,302
network
the
at
July 22 by D. H.
Biair & Co. and Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox at $19.50
per share, with a dealer's concession of $1
per share.
This offering was oversubscribed.—V. 189, p. 1396.
1,124,725
$0.21
;
$1,767,964
global
Staff
278,702
1,124,725
—
____
share
of
families
their
of
cost
the
pay
United
9 Months Ended June 30—
Sales
of
grain elevator now under construc¬
tion; and the balance will initially be added to the company's general,
funds and
will be available for working capital and for use in tne
expansion of storage facilities.
The anticipated increase in storage
facilities is expected to cost about $650,000, which may require addi¬
tional financing.v.1 .-L.
L:"? "'/.??
- L.
The company now has outstanding 400,000 common shares together
with
some
$360,600
of
indebtedness.
Management
officials
and
S.
$7,423,732
—
common
ry. oper.
nation's
The
Consolidation
used
to
$25,200,774 $22,213,142
18,501,481
17,230,516
2,728,876
3G8.
p.
tap
fully
the
504.
p.
be
616,761
—
_
to
is
$3,578,044
_______
shares
per
190,
Ol
624,616
58,000
566,616
proxy
taxes—
taxes
income
Common
Proposed
—
above.—V.
company's business consists primarily of grain warehousing and
of grain under contract with the Commodity Credit Corp.
the net proceeds of the sale of the preferred stock,
$525,003 will
members
bef.
non-recurring exps., legal 6c
Non-recurring expenses, legal & proxy
Net
in
187,
storage
$2,866,282
inc.
capital.—V.
The
5
commission
1959—6 Mos —1958
$3,645,781
2,957,e671
income—
oper.
130,
Western
The
the
••'*i9'58
1959
Sales
Net
working
for
Industries Co. Inc.—Registers With
underwriting
CORP..
INDUSTRIAL
UNITED
OF
30—
June
industry
from
rev.
ry.
193S—Month—1958
$4,720,931
revenue
Message Center—
corporation, located at 1235 Shadowdale, Houston, Texas, on
filed a registration statement with the SEC covering 100,000
shares ol 60c cumulative convertible preferred stock, $8.50 par, to be
o.ierecl for public, sale at par through Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.
The
Aug.
industries
tool
infra-red
Ended
used
be
Corp.
Inc.
36,500
36,500
expenses
o^er.
another
United
automation and control devices for the
(Micro-Path, Inc.); and semi¬
Corporation);
and
Industrial
Industries,
Topp
146,000
a
This
machine
and
Net
Net
mile
United
products for the missile and aircraft industry, with plants in Los
Angeles, Calif., and Phoenix, Ariz.
Through its subsidiary organiza¬
tions Topp manufactures air navigation, sensing and
testing systems
(U.
will
proceeds
Shares
671,500
Maryland Ry.—Earnings—
op-.r.
Railway
2846.
See
its wholly-owned subsidiaries,
American Engineering Co.
of Philadelphia,. Pa., and Detroit Stoker Co. of Monroe, Mich.
United
also manufactures material-handling and marine equipment,
electric
hoists, hydraulic pumps, fluid power generators, utility and industrial
stokers and other heavy industrial-equipment.
•
Topp Industries is a major West Coast manufacturer of electronic
machine
filed
A'L. V--'"*?
Company __________________ „r:L——
world.
Through
conductors
July 24
on
the
underwriting
p.
instrumentation.
missile
Western
letter of notification with the SEC
covering 4,900 shares of common stock (par $10) and 550 shares of 5%
cumulative preferred stock
(par $1G0i, of which 1,450 shares are to
be offered
to holders owning less than 69 shares of common at $50
per share, and the remaining 3,450 common shares and the preferred
stock are to be offered to certain retail hardware dealers in units of
11 preferred shares and 69 common shares at $4,550 ptr ,unit, without
company
••'
•
—_______________
Incorporated
Period End. June 30—
—V.
The
Co.
California
Railway
Exchange Commission—*
Securities and
&
Brooxs
severally
shares:
.
W.
have
below
Granger & Company
189, p. 2462.
—V.
Distributing Co., Minneapolis, Minn.
Hardware
United
named
Sterling, Grace & Co,^_73,000
Coburii
<fe Middlebrook,
Incorporated
.
—__.__._L 36,500
for
offered
be
—Files With
Indus¬
tries
Inc.
stock
in the new company together with a right giving the holder the privi¬
lege to buy 1/2 a share,of the common stock at the rate of $17 per
of his common stock the stockholder of Topp
will own after the consolidation one share of common
share
share
to
underwriters
the company the respective number of shares
below opposite their names, totaling in
Darhngtcn & Co
Krsc
as
public sale under the registration statement.
Krim and Benjamin, as joint tenants, will continue to hold all of the
then
outstanding 450,000 class B shares.
Seven other officers and
directors have a beneficial interest in 55,182 shares of the class B stock
being sold; and they have a beneficial interest in 243,316 of the 450,000
class B shares being retained.
The prospectus indicates that no person
owns more than 10%
of the outstanding common stock.—V. 189, p. 2833.
stock,
consolidated company, the managements of hotn compa¬
in a joint statement issued simultaneously in New York
new
P.
Monday, August 10, 1959
.
forth
1.000.000
aggregate
Hill,
joint tenants, of which 100,000 shares are to be sold to
the underwriters, vyho will convert same into 100,000 shares of common
poration and United Industrial Corp. contemplates a p an of reorgani7atk>n under which their respective shareholders would receive securi¬
The
.
L'/'?'
president, and Robert S. Benjamin, Board
Arthur B. Krim,
by
Chairman,
and assets of this cor¬
consolidation of the businesses
proposed
The
the
motion
of
abroad.
and
States
2614,
p.
distribution
the
in
primarily
engaged
by independent producers to theatres in the United
Jt has outstanding 1,114,218 shares of common
stock
and
550,000 shares of class B common stock
(in addition to
various indebtedness).
All of the 550,000 shares ol class B common are
pictures produced
tn'nnn
50,000
Industries, Inc.—Proposed
Topp
is
company
the
ci
are
—
to purchase from
class A stock set
agreed
Ft Eberstadt
terms
Shares
Rahel
Cliff
Lincoln, Neb
Co. of
& Co
Trust
First
The
J.
UNDERWRITERS
present holders thereof through an underwriting group headed
& Co.
The public offering price and underwriting
to be supplied by amendment.
the
by
.
in
name.
played
testing.
subsidiary.
New
an
important role
Petro-Chem
York
Development
Its
sales
City
and
and
its
en¬
man-
Texas—American Industrial Fabricators,
Yuba
division.
International
licenses
and
ere located in
Buenos Aires, Argentina, Paris,
France;
Belgium; Dusseldorf, Germany; Milan, Italy; New South Wales'
Australia; and Birmingham and London, England.—V. 190, p. 202.
Liege,
Volume
190
Number
5871
.
.The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(6110
51
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
(bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due
Alabama State Board of Education
(P. O. Montgomery), Ala.
Offering—Frank R. Ste-
Bend
wart, Secretary of State Board of
Education, will receive
until 9
the
a.m.
(CST)
purchase
ence
sealed bids
Aug. 12 for
$1,250,000 Flor¬
of
Eldredge & Co., Inc., Schwabacher
&
Co.,
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
Inc., The Ohio Company, Eddieat
Treasurer''s man, Pollok & Fosdick, McCormick
&
Co., Hayden, Miller &
offlceCo., Stern Brothers & Co., McDonHoughton-Kearney Union School
old & Co., Schaffer, Necker & Co.,
District, Fresno County, Calif.
John Small & Co.,
Inc., AuchinBond
Sale—The $27,000 school
on
Aug' * fl0.m ' 1960 \° 1984 inclu"
jMve.. Principal and interest (F-A)
on
P^yabie
the County
State^ College, Housing and bonds offered July 28—v. 190,
Student
Union
Revenue
Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due
bonds.
406
awarded
were
—
to
on
Nov. 1
Legal¬
ity
O'Neal
Francisco, and
Co., jointly, at
p.
First
Western Bank & Trust
from 1961 to 1998 inclusive.
the
approved
by
Dumas,
Hayes, of Birmingham.
&
Additional
bids
will
above
Offering
also
date
be
net
Sealed
—
received
for
the
the
on
purchase
to
inclusive.
1999
approved
by
Dumas,
Hayes, of Birmingham.
$9,000
Due
1960
Due
to
rtYa™an^
^sue
school
warrants
1968
1973
to
Honda
as
4!/2S and 4s,
$180,000
No.
1
190,000
School
No.
2
Dated
District
1959.
Legality
&
County, Calif.
Offering — V. Dennis
sealed
Clerk,
bids
will
his
at
office
ing
bonds.
on
Aug.
Dated
15, T959.
Aug. 15 from 1961 to 1975
inclusive.
Principal
payable
at
and
interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
'
Treasurer's
Offering
sealed
bids
on
will
until
10
Betts,
State school
build¬
of
Ventura,
DST) for
$60,000
Dated Oct.
un¬
the
works
water
1, 1959. Due
on
1960 to 1979 inclusive.
office.
Legality
C.
DST)
of
Sept. 1 for the purchase
on
bonds,
follows:
as
police
$7,000,000
ries
obligation
general
$12,500,000
1960
from
Se¬
department
bonds.
B
Due
1979
to
Oct.
on
1
Oct.
1960
to
inclusive.
fire
bonds.
A
1960
to
department Series
Due
1979
Oct.
on
1
from
inclusive.
Oct.
Dated
and interest
1,
1959.
Principal
office. Legality
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los Angeles.
Treasurer's
City
school build¬
Sept. 1, 1959.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1979
inclusive.
Principal and interest
bonds.
(M-S)
Dated
payable
Treasurer's
at
office.
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
Gladstone School District, Los
Angeles
Sale—An
issue
of
$10,000
school
building Series E bonds
was awarded to J.
B. Hanauer &
Co.,
a
as
basis
4V4s, at
a
price of 100,07,
Los
Angeles County,
Bond
Francisco,
$11,000
Union
Monterey
Bond
School
County,
District,
Calif.
Offering—Emmet
G.
Mc-
Menamin, Clerk of Board of Su¬
pervisors, will receive sealed bids
at his office in Salinas, until 11
ajn.
(Calif. DST) on Aug. 17 for
the purchase
of $137,000 school
Association,
Sale
—
Due
offered
Aug.
a
8,000,000
City
Junior
College
District, Series D bonds.
the syndi¬
Co., Blair &
Co., Inc., Phelps, Fenn & Co., Kid¬
der,
Peabody
& Co., Goldman,
Sachs
&
Co.,
Eastman
Dillon,
Union
Securities
&
Co., Paine,
Other
cate
are:
members
Weeden
mon
Bros. &
1977
to
to
Dated
1
from
inclusive.^
on
Sept. 1 from
& Curtis, Salo¬
Hutzler, White, Weld
&
Co., Stone & Webster Securities
Corp., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc.,
F. S. Moseley & Co., Alex. Brown
Sons, Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Estabrook & Co., Hemphill,
Noyes & Co., First of Michigan
Corporation, Hayden, Stone & Co.,
Dominick & Dominick, Baxter &
Co., National Bank of Commerce,
of Seattle, A. G. Becker & Co.,
Inc., Dick & Merle-Smith,
'King, Quirk & Co., Inc., Wal¬
lace, Geruldsen & Co., Rand & Co.,
15,
1959.
1960
Sept. 1 from
on
Due
2
Aug.
on
p.m.
Purchasa of
Dated Aug.
A"°
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Sept.
1,
1959.
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington
& Sutcliffe,
of San
Francisco.
the
to
p.
First
Hill Richards &
price of par, a
a
of
cost
about
3.84%,
follows:
.1960
to
1965
to
June
on
15 from
incl.
1964
135,000 5s. Due
15 from
inclusive.
1980
to
June 15 from
on
1971
incl.
180,000 3%s. Due
June 15 from
on
1972 to, 1978 incl.
180,000 4s. Due
1979
30,000
Is. Due
June 15 from
on
1984
to
incl.
-
June 15, 1985.
on
Francisco.
Woodland Joint Union High
San
Bond
Parking
bonds
Fernando, Calif.
Offering
The
—
District
offered
No.
District,
$400,000
1
revenue
July 27—v.
190,
p.
San
Sch.
Ramon
Dist.,
July
on
Bond
Contra
Costa
Offering
Martinez, un¬
(Calif. DST) on Aug.
purchase of $60,000
a.m.
for
the
Series
A
bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept. 1 from
1960 to 1979 inclusive.
Principal
and interest
payable at the County
office.
Legality ap¬
Treasurer's
$1,730,000
bonds
offered
507
p.
—
were
syndicate headed by
a
National
America
of
Trust and Savings Association,
San
Francisco,
at
a
price
of
of
100.005, a net interest cost of about
3.84%, as follows:
$605,000 5s. Due
1960 to
Aug. 3 from
on
1969 inclusive.
65,000 4V4s. Due on Aug. 3, 1970.
520,000 3%s. Due on Aug. 3 from
1971
1978
to
inclusive.
Aug. 3 from
on
1979 to 1983 inclusive.
Other
County,
bids at his office in
11
Bank
the
The
—
90,000 2s. Due on Aug. 3, 1984.
Valley Union High
— W.
T. Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
11
Sale
Series A
v. 190,
—
awarded to
1 from
inclusive.
1984
to
school,
Aug. 3
School
Yolo County, Calif.
450,000 3.90s. Due
80,000 4v2s. Due
1982
Bond
July 1, 1978
on
1979.
school
inclusive.
1990
interest
net
and interest
til
inclusive.
Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
of the
syndi¬
Co., Inc., Har¬
ris Trust & Savings Bank, of Chi¬
cago, American Trust Co., of San.
Francisco, California Bank, of Los
Angeles, C. J. Devine & Co., Mer¬
rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith, Inc., Dean Witter & Co.,
R. H. Moulton & Co., Weeden &
Co., J. Barth & Co., Wm. R. Staats
& Co., Stone & Youngberg, Irv¬
ing
Lundborg
&
Co.,
Lawson,
Levy, Williams & Stern, Shuman,
Agnew & Co., and C. N. White &
cate
members
Blyth &
are:
Co.
cisco.
FLORIDA
Oceanside, Calif.
Sale—The
Bond
South Bay Union
park¬
ing district revenue bonds offered
July 22 — v. 190, p. 310 — were
awarded
the
to
Company, at
as
interest
a
$200,000
California
First
price of 100.053, a
of about 4.49%,
cost
1960
to
inclusive.
1964
to
inclusive.
1979
offered
Aug.
by Blyth
& Co., Inc., at
as
$900,000
water revenue,
1969
Due
1977
on
follows:
follows:
on
Series A
$385,000
Sept. 1 from 1961
incl.; $515,000 4V4s.
Sept. 1 from 1970 to
1,900,000 water revenue,
A bonds, as 4!/4S.
Series
Other members of the syndicate
Merrill
ner
&
Lynch,
Smith
Inc.,
1974
Certificate Offering—Mrs. M. E.
Wood,
Sept.
1
from
incl.
1982 incl.
1983
1984.
will
Clerk,
City
sealed bids until 5 p.m.
receive
(EST)
on
Sept. 1 for the purchase of $400,electric and natural gas reve¬
000
certificates.
nue
Bond
FenWilliam
R.
City School District,
Cruz
1959.
Due
1988
inclusive.
Dated
Aug.
1,
Aug. 1 from 1961 to
on
Principal
and
in¬
payable at the Mor¬
gan Guaranty Trust Company of
New York.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
terest
(F-A)
Offering—Tom
until 2 p.m.
for
on
Aug.
the
school bonds.
payable
Treasurer's
at
office.
the
County
Legality
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
Calif.
Note Offering—Jerome F.
Lipp,
Secretary of the Redevelopment
Agency, will receive sealed bids
at his office in Sacramento, until
1 p.m. (EDST) on Aug. 25 for the
purchase of $6,147,000 preliminary
loan
notes,
Fourth
Series,
A.
Dated
Sept. 22,
1959.
Due on
Sept. 30, 1960. Principal and in¬
terest payable at a bank or trust
company to be designated by the
successful ; bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
000
to
Santa Cruz
County, Calif.
Kelley,
Bond Offering—Tom M.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Santa Cruz,
until 2 p.m.
(Calif. DST) on Aug.
purchase of $2,300,000
school bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1959.
10
for
Due
on
the
Sept., 1 from 1960 to 1979
Principal and interest
inclusive.
(M-S)
payable
Treasurer's
at
office.
the
County
Legality
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
awarded
was
by White,
Weld
&
Co., Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler and Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
as
syndicate headed
a
follows:
Santa
Rosa
County,
bonds, at a price of
100.01, a net interest cost of
about 4.43%, as follows: $295,000 6s, due on July 1 from
1961 to 1967 inclusive; $890,-
$2,000,000
Bridge
1968
City High School Dist.,
bonds
revenue
000
Santa Cruz
issue of $3,750,-
Sale—An
Bond
M. Kelly,
(Calif. DST)
Commission
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
purchase of $800,000
Dated Sept. 1, 1959.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1979
inclusive.
Principal and interest
10
Florida Development
County, Calif.
Pierce,
Redevelopment Agency of the City
Sacramento,
on
cost of about
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Santa Cruz,
& Co., Taylor & Co., Stone
Youngberg, and Kaiman & Co.
of
Due
to
Santa
Staats
&
5s.
Santa Cruz
(M-S)
incl.
are:
interest
follows:
45,000 4V2s. Due on Sept. 1 from
a
net interest cost
4.29%,
to
as
20,000 2V2s. Due on Sept. 1
v
5—v. 190, p.
a syndicate
of about
5%s. Due
net
$75,000
to
a
as
a
%,
Blountown, Fla.
$2,800,000
price of 100.06,
bonds,
par,
p.
and
Sal e—The
406—were awarded
headed
190,
1975 to
Calif.
Petaluma,
bonds
406—were awarded to
Schwabacher & Co., at a price of
v.
1960
175,000 4y2s. Due on July 1 from
Bond
School District,
San Diego County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $140,000 school,
Series A bonds offered Aug. 4—
4.15
follows:
$25,000 4V4S. Due on July 1 from
of
&
until
California
Sept.
on
1968
to
1978
The
$26,000,000
4—v. 190, p.
Eureka,
and
San
Francisco, and
Co., jointly, at
$75,000 5s. Due
in
190,
3—v.
Western Bank & Trust Co., of San
fice
Trust
of
Aug.
awarded
as
follows:
as
6s.
National
100,000 4%s. Due
13,000,000 City High School Dis¬
trict, Series D bonds.
Inc.,
Greenfield
Savings
Calif.
syndicate
headed by Harriman Ripley & Co.,
&
of 4.23%.
America
offered
will receive sealed bids at his of¬
40,000 4.40s. Due
School Districts,
Webber, Jackson
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond
of
1965
Los
bonds
purchase of $75,000
i
and
(A-O) payable at the
Inc., Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., and
Bond Offering—Tom M. Kelley, Lehman Bros., as 3%s, at a price
Clerk
of
Board
of
Supervisors, of 100.38, a net interest cost of
will receive sealed bids at his of¬ 3.72%, as follows:
fice in Santa Cruz, until 2 p.m.
$5,000,000
City
School
District,
(Calif. DST) on Aug. 10 for the
Series D bonds.
ing
Bank
net
203—were awarded to
District,
County, Calif.
Baker,
inclusive.
from
1
on
4,000,000
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Santa Cruz
Bodine,
Bond Sale—An issue of $150,000
water bonds was awarded to the
1,500,000 library Series C bonds.
Due
School District,
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Fred J. Moore,
Clerk
of
Board
of
Supervisors,
Humboldt
&
1969
Peterson, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(Calif.
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
Corralitos Union School
Co.,
Co.,
Malaga County Water District
(P. O. Fresno), Calif.
Angeles, Calif.
Offerin g—Walter
Bond
ap¬
cisco.
&
39,000 5V2s. Due
Los
Rohnerville
Co., Mullaney, Wells & 406—were awarded to Dean Wit¬
Co., Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle, ter & Co., and Associates, at a
Inc., Boettcher & Co., Sweney, price of 100.22, a net interest cost
Cartwright & Co., Blewer, Glynn of about 4.49%, as follows:
& Co., Barret, Fitch, North & Co.,
$100,000 5V2s. Due on July 1 from
Inc., Watling, Lerchen & Co., Fox,
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
Reusch & Co., Inc., Pohl & Co.,
60,000 4V4s. Due on July 1 from
Inc., Fulton Reid & Co., Rauscher,
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
Pierce & Co., Inc., Stix & Co., and
30,000 4.35s. Due on July 1, 1974
Rowles, Winston & Co.
and 1975.
(M-S) payable at the State
Treasurer's
Tul-
&
Crouter
1963
(Calif.
ing Series U bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1959. Due on Sept. 1 from 1961 to
1985 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest
Works
Ventura
Co.,
Co., Harold E. Wood
& Co., Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
Indianapolis Bond & Share, Sing¬
er,
Deane
&
Scribner, Yarnall,
Biddle & Co., DeHaven & Town-
fice.
receive
a.m.
in
(Calif.
a.m.
purchase
Sept. 10 for the purchase
$50,000,000
office
1979
A.
Bert
Treasurer,
of
11
(State of)
—
State
DST)
til
his
at
office.
California
Bond
Water
7,
Thomas
Offering—Shirley Weeks,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
in
Bernardino,
until
11
a.m.
(Calif. DST) on Aug. 17 for the
purchase of $150,000 school build¬
(F-A)
No.
re¬
San
Due
net
a
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
Bernardino
ceive
Acres
Oct. 1 from
Amboy School District, San
County
$58,000
award-
about 4.45%.
Oaks
bonds.
CALIFORNIA
Wardle,
of
cost
Co., Granbery, Marache &
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc.,
ler & Zucker, Goodbody &
A.
Webster
Dougherty
&
Rambo, Close & Kerner, Inc.,
Bond
bids
approved
by Dumas, O'Neal
Hayes, of Birmingham.
Bond
of
was
County, Calif.
Outlay,
1,
issue
407—were
,
&
Watts
San
County, Calif.
District
District
warrants.
Feb.
District,
bonds
cisco.
&°CbPaFol«e? NeolanthF?em'inPf(Calif- DST) for the
$83,000 school bonds.
W. B
Hibbs & (S
Inc., Dreyfus
send,
to Schwabacher & Co., at
interest
warrants.
Capital
Sept. 1 from
on
inclusive.
building bonds
Live
Outlay,
from
1
Leach,
follows:
as
Capital
Sept.
inclusive.
Sale—An
Bond
school
from
1
inclusive.
12,000 414s. Due
°^, e'd
was
a
4.30%,
Sept.
on
1967
Mateo
$370,000
par,
about
on
1964
to
4s.
1965
La
awarded to Sterne, Agee &
of
cost
5s.
6,000
Legality
O'Neal &
Cleburne County (P. O. Heflin),
Alabama
price of
a
follows:
as
of
$235,000 Troy State College, Dor¬
mitory
Revenue
bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1959, Due on April 1 from
1962
interest
Co., of San
Richards &
Hill
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
000
1981
4.30s, due on July 1 from
to 1980 inclusive; $815,-
4.40s, due on July 1 from
to
1988
inclusive.
Glades County, Road
bonds, at a price of 100.0114, a
1,750,000
net
due
cost
interest
4.42%,
on
as
of
about
follows: $275,000 6s,
Oct.
1
1961
from
to
$1,130,000
4.30s, due on Oct. 1 from 1968
to
1980
inclusive;
$345,000
4.40s, due on Oct. 1 from 1981
1967
to
inclusive;
1983 inclusive.
Other
members
cate are: Allen &
of
*
the
syndi¬
Co., Pierce, Car-
Wulbern, Inc., Courts &
Co., E. F. Hutton & Co., Clement
A. Evans & Co., Mullaney, Wells
rison,
Bond
nicipal
Woodland, Calif.
Sale—The $600,000
improvement,
mu-
Series
A I & Co., Hendrix & Mayes, Inc., A,
The Commercial and Financial
fft
(612)
E.
Masten
Beil
Atwill
Co.,
&
Co.,
&
Dekalb
of
Education
of
Board
State
Florida (P. O. Tallahassee),
Florida
D.
Offering—Thomas
Bond
Bailey, Secretary of State Super¬
Instruction,
Public
of
intendent
receive sealed bids at his of¬
will
Offering
Bond
fice, Room 115, Capitol Building,
Tallahassee, until 10 a.m. (EST)
on Aug. 4 for the purchase of $3,-
fol¬
300,000 state school bonds, as
Kauffman, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CDST) on Aug. 18
for the purchase of $400,000 school
building
bonds. Dated
Aug.
1,
1959, Due on Oct. 1 from 1961 to
1978 inclusive. Principal and in¬
payment agreeable to the Board of
Education and the successful bid¬
der.
& Cutler,
(P. O. Wiesbrook Road,
R.F.D. Wheaton), III.
school
Sale—The $105,000
Bond
building bonds offered Aug. 4—v.
190,
June
1959.
1961
from
1
i,
Due on
1980 inclu¬
to
1961
50,000
Tampa, Fla.
capi¬
improvement, Series C bonds
offered Aug. 5—v. 190, p. 407—
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
Due on Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
966
to
inclusive.
1971
to
1 from
Due on Dec.° 1, 1972.
10,000 41/ss.
tal
headed
Shields & Co., at a
a net interest cost
3.98%, as follows:
price
of
paf,
$360,000 6s.
on
1966
incl.
5s.
190,000
1 from
Oct.
Due
to
Due
on
1960
Oct.^1 from
incl.
1969
1967 to
1970
incl.
1975
to
180,000 3.80s. Due on Oct. 1, 1976
No.
1.
on
Oct.
from 1978 to 1988 incl.
Due
Hornblower
& Weeks, E. F.
Watkins, Morrow &
Hutton & Co.,
Co., Herbert J. Sims & Co., John
W. Reinhart & Co., J. R. Williston
-Be
Harold
and
Beane
E.
Wood
& Co.
Atlanta, Ga.
Bond
Offering—R.
Earl
Land¬
City Comptroller, will receive
-sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Aug. 18 for the purchase of $3,ers,
000,000
airport
revenue
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1
from
to 1989 inclusive. Prin¬
1961
cipal and interest (J-J) payable at
the
First
lanta,
National
Bank
At¬
of
at the Chase Manhattan
Bank, New York. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Spaulding,
Sibley,
Troutman, Meadow & Smith, of
or
Atlanta.
IDAHO
Idaho
(State of)
State
will
Treasurer,
.sealed
bids
11
until
receive
after
12
two
for
the
Bond
Sale
awarded
•
Co.,
—
4s, at
as
a
Aug. 11 for the pur¬
building
Aug. 1, 1959. Due on
$220,000 school
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at a place of payment to be
agreeable to the Board of Direc¬
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
L.
price of
were
East
St.
and
Sale—The
1970
'•
building
190,
the
bonds
National
First
cago,
and
jointly, at
interest
offered
407—were
p.
Bank
Aug.
of
to
Bank, of Chi¬
of Homewood,
price of 100.057,
a
cost
3—
awarded
about
a
net
3.77%,
as
follows:
$90,000
4s.
Due
on
Dec.
1| from
1965 to 1968 incl.
240,000 3%s. Due
on
Dec. 1 from
v.
190,
(P. O. Prospect Heights), III.
Sale—The $259,000 school
building
v.
190,
bonds
p.
Walter M.
interest
offered
Aug.
composed
1962
cost
of
of
about 4.18%.
58,000 Civil Township
311—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by the Harris
Trust & Savings bank of Chicago,
at
p.
of
price
a
par,
p. 311—were awarded
Citizens
National
Bank,
Offering
about
of
3.31%,
$480,000 4s. Due on
1960
as
Aug.
15
will
1974
to
of
Other members of the
Due
on
Township
July
syndicate
1979
1977 to
cate
on Aug. 1
inclusive.
inclusive.
members
of
syndi¬
the
Commerce
are:
from
Aug. 1 from
on
Trust
Kansas City, Stern Brothers &
First
Securities
Co.,
Co.,
Co.,
Kansas,
Bank,
of
Union Stock Yards National
Beecroft, Cole & Co.,
MacDonald, Inc., Mil-
Wichita,
Burke
&
burn, Cochran & Co., Lucas, Eisen
& Waeckerle, Luce, Thompson 8c
Crowe,
Zahner
& Co.,
Barret,
Fitch, North & Co., Columbian
Securities Corp., Geo. K. Baum &
KENTUCKY
Bullitt"ICounty*. (P.O.
ville), Ky.
bonds.
,
51,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
on July
1 from 1960 to 1973
Fenner &
Smith, Inc., at a price of
net interest cost of about
as follows:
County (P. O.
Newport), Ind.
Offering
1964
1960 to
on
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
40,000 4Vis. Due on Aug. 1 from
Rauch-
John
—
a
$10,000" 4 Vis. Due
Vermillion
Bond
$50,000 school
Bond. Sale—The
building revenue bonds offered
July 29 — v. 190, p. 408 — were
awarded to Merrill, Lynch, Pierce,
Aug! 1, 1959. Legality,
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice & 100.03,
4.26%,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Dated
National Bank of Chi¬
cago, Mercantile Trust Company,
of St. Louis,
Newhard, Cook &
Co., Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
Inc., McMaster Hutchinson & Co.,
and Hurd, Clegg & Co.
Shepherd**
-
from 1960 to
1
1966 inclusive.
First
are;
Aug.
Arndt, t Co., Estes & Co., Inc., SoltsamHanni & Co., Inc., and Soden In¬
receive
vestment Co..
(CDST)
inclusive.
1
1976
to
purchase of
the
for
School
$7,000
Dec. 1 from
1,795,000 3 Vis. Due on Dec.
frojpa 1966 to 1978 incl.
on
inclusive.
$58,000 bonds, as follows:
1965 incl.
to
Lois
—
Trustee,
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
interest
follows:
net
a
1 from
Due
1973
189,000 4.20s. Due
Evansville),
190,
on
inclusive.
189,000 4 Vis. Due
obligation bonds offered July 28—
the
Aug. 1 front
on
1965
to
Other
v.
as
500,000 4s.
bonds.
Sale—The $69,400 general
Bond
Township
1979
1965 to
inclusive.
bach, County Auditor, will receive
Jackson County
(P. O. McKee)t
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m. (CST)
Kentucky
on
Aug. 11 for the purchase of
INDIANA
Bond Sale—The $31,000 court¬
$140,000 bridge bonds. Dated Aug.
Batesville, Ind.
1, 1959. Due on July 1 from 1961 house, bonds offered July 29—v.
Bond Sale—The $430,000 natural to 1969 inclusive.
Principal and 190, p. 311—were awarded to the
gas revenue bonds offered July 31 interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the Bankers Bond Co., Inc., of Louis¬
—v. 190, p. 311—were awarded to
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬ ville, as 5Vis, at a price of 105, a
a
syndicate headed by Mullaney, ity approved by Ross, McCord, Ice basis of 4.17%.
Welles & Co., at a price of 100.01, & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Lewis County (P. O. Vanceburg)t
a net interest cost of about 5.19%
Wheatfield Township (P. O.
Kentucky
as follows:
Wheatfield),
$290,000 5Vis. Due
1963
Jan. 1 from
on
1987 inclusive.
to
140,000 5 Vis. Due on Jan. 1 from
1987 inclusive.
1983 to
members
Other
syndi¬
Co., Inc.,
was
awarded
to
the
De
Motte State Bank, of De Motte, at
price of 100.028,
a
the
of
Ind.
Sale—An issue of $35,000
Bond
bonds
a
a
3%s.
Due
March
1
1967 to 1974 incl.
to
1979
incl.
Ogle and Stephenson Counties
Community Unit School Dist.
No. 270 (P. O. Leaf River),
Illinois
Bond Offering—Lois V. Hobart,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
8 p.m.
(CDST) on Aug. 12 for the
purchase of $175,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1959.
Due
on
Dec.
1 from
1960
Principal and
(J-D) payable at a bank
to
Board
of
to be agreed
Education
and
1972
interest
or
upon
trust
by the
the
suc¬
bidder/Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Ridge, III.
basis of about
a
Bond Offering—Geo. M. Plumer,
County Court Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Aug. 11 for the purchase of $230,000 school building revenue bonds.
1961
City
Clerk,
will
receive
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST)
sealed
on
Aug.
to
Jan. 1 from
on
1966 incl.
on
Jan. 1 from
on
Nov. 1 from
35,000 3%s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1974 to 1978 incl.
Dodge, Iowa
$120,000 sewer
bonds offered Aug. 3—v. 190 p.
408—were
awarded
to
Halsey,
Sale—The
Stuart
&
100,032,
Jan. 1 from
3.14%,
a
as
Co.,
Inc.,
Livingston County (P.O.
Salem), Ky.
at
a
price of
ed to
Bros. &
Co.,
Pohl & Co., Inc., as follows:
1960 to
W.
1960 to 1962 incl.
H.
100,000 3.1Qs. Due on Nov. 1 from
1963 to 1969 incl.
Hutzler, White, Weld
& Webster Securi¬
Corp., Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son
&
Curtis,
Hornblower
&
Weeks, First of Michigan Cor¬
poration,
Baxter
&
Co.,
R.
S.
Dickson & Co., Inc.. Blunt Ellis &
Simmons, City Securities Corp.,
Solon
Community School District,
) Iowa
Bond
1970 to
inclusive.
Due
1979
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
County (P. O. Marysville),
Sale—The
$177,000 school
Kentucky
Bond Sale—An issue of
awarded
a
group
Bros.,
W.
composed of
L.
Lyons
8c
Co., D. P. Newell, and Russell,
Long & Co., at a net interest cost
of about 4.23%.
July 30—
190, p. 311—were awarded to
Morrissey & Co., at a price of par,
about 3.90%
to
Almstedt
LOUISIANA
v.
net interest cost of
$527,000
school building revenue bonds was
building bonds offered
a
1969
44,000 43/4S.
Mason
follows:
Stone
ties
$70,000
award¬
net interest cost of about
$20,000 3.70s. Due on Nov. 1 from
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Salo¬
mon
of
$26,000 4V2S. Due on July 1 from
1977 to 1990 incl.
Other members of the syndicate
issue
Sale—An
Bond
school building bonds was
Fort
1967 to 1976 incl.
1,624,000 4s. Due
on
1960 to 1973 incl.
Co.,
3.95%,
as
$65,000 4.10s. Due
headed
&
1,160,000 33/4s. Due
Baker,
La.
B. Prescott,
receive sealed
& Co.
$80,000 4.70s. Due on Nov 1 from bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
25 for the
1960 to 1973 inclusive.
purchase of $350,000
Greene County (P. O.
utility
revenue
bonds.
97,000 3.60s. Due on Nov. 1 from public
Bloomfield), Ind.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Principal and
1974 to 1978 inclusive.
Bond Sale—An issue of $180,000
interest payable at any bank to be
building bonds was awarded to
Dated
July 1,
1959.
Due on
Fox, Reusch & Co., ,Inc., as 3%s, Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1978 inclusive. designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Chap¬
at a price of
100.07, a basis of Legality approved by Chapman &
man
& Cutler,
of Chicago, and
about 3.61%/
Cutler, of Chicago.
Benton
8c
Moseley,
of
Baton
Morton
Brothers
&
&
Co., Inc., Stern
Co., and
M.
B.
Vick
Hammond, Ind.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$217,000
city building and equipment bonds
was
Bond Offering—Paul S. Badger,
2.86%,
Bond
cessful
Park
&
407—were
p.
$696,000 4V2s. Due
&
March 1 from
on
Dain
follows:
as
;
on
M.
J.
net interest cost of about
March 1 from
on
are:
awarded to a
by
Halsey,
Inc., and Glore,
Forgan & Co., at a price of 100.044,
Harriman
1966 incl.
to
1975
3—
407—were awarded to
Kelleher & Co., at a net
bonds
sewer
1960
$74,000 School Township bonds.
Indiana
$2,275,000 storm
offered Aug. 3—v.
City,
&
1966 to
inclusive.
1975
to
Kansas
by the City
Trust/Co., of
follows:
headed
Bank
$372,000 4Vis. Due
,
Bond
Stuart
im¬
507—were awarded to
p.
company
Cook County School District No. 23
Bond
$600,000
inclusive.
1969 to 1977 incl.
Mer¬
Urbana, III.
190,
provement bonds offered Aug. 4—
from
Sale—The $300,000 school
the
to
$132,-
Exchange State Bank, of Ak¬
as 3 Vis, at a price of par, as
follows:
Co., jointly, at
&
Brothers
syndicate
Avenue, East St. Louis). III.
Bond
Cook County Homewood-Flossmoor
v.
Counties
and
Sanitary
(P. O. 2642 McCasland
215,000 4s. Due
...
Clair
Levee
Side
District
ILLINOIS
Bond
awarded
of
awarded to the Ak¬
was
syndicate
follows:
Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Aug. 1
munity School District No. 300
$17,500 School Township bonds.
from 1960 to 1987 inclusive. Prin¬
(P.O. Leland), III.
Nongard, Showers & Murray, Inc.,
17,500 Civil Township bonds.
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
Bond Sale—The $345,000 school Benjamin Lewis & Co., and Chan¬
at the Citizens Deposit Bank, of
IOWA
building bonds offered July 29— ner Securities Co.
Vanceburg. Legality approved by
v.
190, p. 407—were awarded to
Altoona School District, Iowa
Wyatt,
Grafton
&
Grafton, of
Cumberland, Ind.
a
group
composed of Mullaney,
Bond Sale—An issue of $56,000 Louisville.
Bond Sale—The $241,000 water
Wells & Co., Channer Securities
school building bonds was award¬
works revenue bonds offered July
Livingston, Ky.
Co., and Quail & Co., at a price 30-—v.
190, p. 407;—were awarded ed to Shaw, McDermott & Co., at
Bond Sale—The $104,000 water
of 100.015, a net interest cost of
to Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., a net interest cost of about 4.05%.
about 3.90%, as follows:
revenue bonds offered Aug. 3—v.
Inc., and Robert F. Bell & Co.,
Bettendorf, Iowa
190, p. 411—were awarded to Mer¬
$195,000 3%s. Due on Nov. 1 from jointly.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 public rill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner 8c Smith,
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
library bonds offered July 4—v. Inc., and the Berwyn T. Moore
Gary Sanitary District, Ind.
150,000 4s. Due on Nov. 1 from
190, p. 407—were awarded to Mor- Co., jointly, at a price of 100.91,
Bond Sale—The $3,480,000 san¬
1969 to 1974 inclusive.
a net interest cost of about 5.62%,
itary bonds offered Aug. 5—v. rissey & Co., as follows:
260,000
Community High School District
No.- 233 (P. O. Homewood), III.
ron,
issue
a
National
Evansville, and Slade & McLish,
a
price of 100.007, a net interest
jointly, as 3%s, at a price of
cost of about 4.24%, as follows:
100.58, a basis of 3.64%, as follows:
$101,000 4 Vis.
Due on March 1 $34,700 School Township bonds.
from 1962 to 1968 inclusive.
34,700 Civil Township bonds.
11,000 4s. Due on March 1, 1969.
Union Twp. (P. O. R.R. 1, Hamlet),
196,000 4V4S. Due March 1 from
are:
par.
ron
Scott Township (P. O.
Indiana
cantile Trust Co., of St. Louis, and
cate
&
Burton
County School District
(P. O. Caseyville), III.
102
407—were
La Salle and Dekalb Counties Com¬
$125,000 4s. Due
—
Chicago.
of
$308,000 school
bonds offered July 29—V; 190, p.
bidder.
successful
the
and
$325,000 in¬
offered
p.
Edward
to
on
of
bonds. Dated
Ripley & Co., Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc., and Burns Corbett &
Pickard, at a net interest cost of
about 3.89%, as follows:
bonds
190,
v.
will
311
The
revenue
—
Board of Directors,
(CDST)
chase
group
University of Idaho (P. O.
Moscow), Idaho
firmary
July 28
(P. O. Oakbrook), III.
— Paul
Ostrum,
Offering
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
purchase
years.
by
Page County School District
Bond
a.m.—(MST)
of
$500,000 state building bonds. Due
in 20 years. The bonds are callable
Aug.
on
Du
Madison
Bond Offering—riulon Swenson,
approved
Legality
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
tors
GEORGIA
8
1965
1960 to
from
1
Dec.
on
Clerk of
Other members of the syndicate
until
bids
sealed
(CDST) on Aug. 20 for the
purchase of $60,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959.
No. S3
3.90s.
1,315,000
of Education,
of Board
receive
Due
by
Sale—An
Bond
000 bonds
Bond Sale—The
p.m.
1977.
and
are:
Bond
Secretary
will
Clair
St.
approved
Cutler,
&
Chapman
cost
County School District
(P. O. Bensenville), III.
Offering—Geo. W. Adis,
No. 2
inclusive.
455,000 3.70s. Due on Oct. 1 from
*
Du Page
by
of
Legality
Council.
190,
Dec.
Due on
4s.
1967
Bond Sale—The $2,500,000
a
Bond Sale—The
$45,000 4V2S.
sive.
at
to be agreed upon by the
successful
bidder and
the City
about
of
payable
(J-J)
place
follows:
March
Dated
to
interest
and
Co., at a net
4.06%, as
Kindred &
cost
to
awarded
507—were
p. •
Barcus,
1961
from
Stern
No. 37
interest
sive.
of Chicago.
Page County School District
Du
125,000 St. Lucie County, Series
D bonds. Dated March 1,1959.
2,400,000 Broward County, Series
E bonds. Dated June 1, 1959.
Due from 1961 to 1980 inclu¬
Chap¬
Legality approved by
man
lows:
$77*5,000 Gadsen County, Series B
bonds.
Dated March 1, 1959.
(A-O) payable at a place of
terest
improvement bonds.
1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1
1979 incl. Principal
Dated July
W. Howard
—
O.
Henry Township (P.
Akron), Ind.
$500,000
of
purchase
works
water
Waterman), III.
Johnston, Lemon & Co., and WatJtins, Morrow & Co.
the
for
18
County Community Unit
District No. 431 (P. O.
School
Hough, Harrington & Co.,
&
Chronicle^-, Monday, August 10, 1959
awarded
tional
at
a
to
the
Calumet Na¬
Bank, of Hammond, as 3%s,
price of 100.31, a basis of |
about 3.54%.
as
follows:
Bond
Town
KANSAS
School District No. 2 (P.O.
Iberville Parish
awarded to
Gravity Drainage
1 (P. O.
District No.
Plaquemine),
Washington), Kan.
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,250,was
will
Rouge.
Wyndotte County Rural High
000 school bonds
Offering—E.
Clerk,
La.
Bond Sale—An issue of
general
obligation
$446,000
bonds
was
190
ume
Number
5871
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
~(613)
[rded
to Schraff & Jones, Inc.,
Dated Aug 1, 1959. Due on
Aug.
Associates, at a net interest! 1 from 19o0 10 1984
inclusive.
of about 4.24%.
Principal and interest payable at
the First National Bank of
fferson Parish School District
Boston,
or
at the holder's
option, at the
JiYo. 1 (P. O. Gretna), La.
Northern
National
Bank, of
>nd Sale — An issue of
$10,- Presque Isle.
Legality approved
)00 school bonds was awarded
t
by
syndicate headed by Phelps, j
& Co., and Scharff &
Jones,!
at
price
a
cost
rest
of
of
100.04, a net
4.58%, as
about
&
Ropes, Gray, Best,
Rugg, of Boston.
4.60s.
Due
May
on
bonds
[from 1960
to 1977 inclusive.
j-0,000 4V2S. Due on May 1 from
Burr,
John
|rill Lynch,
of
the
Nuveen
Pierce,
11
$160,000 water
&
for
the
a.m.
(EDST)
awarded
to
Coffin
p.
&
purchase
notes.
Aug.
$1,500,000
of
Dated
Aug.
Thorndike,
of
Palmer
Note
Sale—An
Dodge,
Boston.
3.04%,
sewer
will
as
Grosse lie
1st
terest
Township (P.
bids
until
8
proved
dock
at
bank
a
trust
or
be designated
successful
He), Mich.
by the
Legality
ap¬
bidder.
by Miller, Canfield, Pad-:
Stone, of Detroit.
&
Muskegon School District, Mich.
Note
2.75% interest.
Offering—Ralph L. Muller;1
Assistant
Grosse Pointe
Schools,
Superintendent
will
receive
sealed
of
bids
until 4 p.m.
(EST) on Aug. 10 for
purchase of $650,000 tax anti¬
cipation notes.
Dated
July 15,
the
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(EST)
Aug. 18 for the purchase of
on
payable
company to
O. Grosse
sealed
District,
sealed
on
Aug. 1, 1959. Due
April 1, 1960. Principal and in¬
on
1st
Note Sale—The
$20,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered July 27—
v.
190, p. 409—were awarded to
the Peoples Bank of
Trenton, at
Michigan
(EST)
tion notes. Dated
improvement,
Shores, Mich.
Offering—Clifford B. Loranger, Village Clerk, will receive
Harbor School
$85,000
receive
Aug. 11 for the
purchase of $60,000 tax
anticipa¬
Bond
Benton
of
of
Series bonds.
of
MICHIGAN
issue
|th, White,
&
.55,000
12,
price of 100.30,
a
cost
street
improvement,
Series bonds.
on
Boston, or
The Hanover
Bank, New York
City. Legality approved by
Storey,
Greenfield, Mass.
Co.,
Fenner
bids until 11
of 3.35%.
syndi&
Notes Offering—Bernard T.
Lee,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
First National Bank
July 30—v. 190,
3.40s, at
as
basis
a
members
are:
offered
408—were
[1978 to 1989 inclusive,
ther
Sale—The
interest
$435,000
at
Bond
1
net
a
follows:
1959. Due on Nov.
18, 1959. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Attleboro, Mass.
30,000
&
p.m.
revenue
I
>ws:
Palmer
Worcester, Mass.
Coolidge
MASSACHUSETTS
;
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
53
1959.
Principal and interest
pay¬
$190,000 general obligation bonds able at tly^Hackley Union Nation¬
Weld & Co., Equit- new senior high school
Note Sale—An issue of
building
al Bank & Trust
Securities Corp., White, Hat- notes was
$200,000 as follows:
Co., of Muskegon,
awarded to Tucker, An¬ tax
anticipation notes was award¬
& Sanford,
Barrow, Leary & thony & R. L. Day, as 3.10s, at a ed to the
$50,000 public works, garage, Legality approved by Miller, CanBenton Harbor State
| A. C. Allyn & Co., First of price of 100.066, a basis of 2.98%.
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
bonds. Due on Oct.
1, from
Bank, of Benton Harbor, at 3.50%
ligan
1961 to 1970
Corp., Allen & Co.,
Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on
inclusive.
North Branch Area School District
Aug. interest.
/ard, Weil, Labouisse, Fried1
from
1960
140,000 water bonds. Due on Oct.
to
1968
inclusive.
No.
13 &
Co., E. F. Hutton & Co.,
sloch, Baudean & Smith, Arn-
Charlotte
Principal and interest payable at
the
;&
Crane, Ladd Dinkins & Co.,
fournau
&
Kees,
Kenower,
Second
Trust
Bank-State
Street
Note
tax
Northampton, Mass.
Bond
dhweickhardt & Co., Dorsey &
Weil
Investment Co., J.
S.
re
Co., Dane & Co., Steiner,
Offering—Geo.
ed
D.
Adler,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
School
issue
of
$68,000
was
anticipation notes
to
at
Sale—An
award¬
Kenower, MacArthur
2.91%
& Co.,
until
7:30
interest.
p.m.
and
Legality
approved/- by
& Co., Westheimer & Boston.
and Thomas & Co.
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
^
Fourche
|ix Rives.
Quincy, Mass.
Thibodaux), La.
ond
t>ol
Sale—The
bonds
at
1,
a
rest
awarded
headed
and
st
Note
by
the
to
of
about
Harris
4.04%,
1961
>,000
Due
3%s.
from
1966
to
Due
1967 to
1974
1
bank
1979 to
>,000
1982
4.10s.
1983
and
ther
Due
&
1,
syndi-
ive
sealed
408
bids
until
and
10
an.
1 from
July
1,
1962 to
The certificates
1959.
Union
Eastman
Securities
J. Van
3.20s,
to
&
Co.,
Ingen & Co., joint¬
awarded
were
Due
headed
as
callable,
by
3%s,
basis
(J-J) payOrleans, or New York
Legality approved by Wood,
& Dawson, of
New York
of
to
syndicate
a
Smith,
at
a
Barney & Co.,
price of 100.529, a
3.68%,
$750,000
as
Bond Sale—The
school
$205,000 special
sanitary sewer bonds
July 28—v. 190, p. 208—
assessment
offered
awarded
were
for
11
project
loan
follows:
$20,000 2%s. Due
on May
35,000 3s. Due on May 1,
35,000 3V8S. Due on May
35,000 31/4s. Due on May
35,000 3%s. Due
45,000 3V2S. Due
East
Note
ed
Woburn, Mass.
Offering—Michael J. CurCity Treasurer, will receive
Bond
d
n
Offering
District
)ee,
—
Burnell
Treasurer,
[ve sealed bids until 11
>T) on Aug. 12 for the
E.
bids
at
Eaton
a.m.
pur-
purchase
of
Bank, in Portland. Legality
oved
by Hutchinson, Pierce,
s
&
system
receive
p.m.
(EST)
to
Tyson,
dnd
|to, Inc., jointly,
of
100.169,
a
as
Townsend,
Lyons
4.30s. at
1960 to
water
&
a
basis of 4.28%.
1974
as
on
Sept.
inclusive.
bonds.
Due
on
1960
1983
in¬
to
clusive.
Due
from
Dated
1960
Sept.
to
1969
on
Sept.
inclusive.
bids
8
notes.
on
Dated
Aug. 1, 1959.
May 1, 1960. Principal and
proved
&
or
trust
be designated
to
company
dock
until
bidder.
by the
Legality
ap¬
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
80S
(EST)
sealed
bids
until
Community
School
Dist.,
payable
at
a
bank
trust
or
suc¬
bidder.
1 from 1960 to 1989. The bonds
purchase of $45,000 tax anti¬
cipation notes.
Dated Aug. 10,
1959.
Due
on
March
30,
1960.
Principal and interest payable at
are
Romulus), Mich.
Principal
and
interest
Note Offering — Katheryn P.
(J-J) payable at any bank or trust Seestedt, Secretary of Board of
company designated by the suc¬
Education, will receive sealed bids
cessful bidder. Legality approved until 8
p.m. (EST) on Aug. 17 for
by Dickinson, Wright, Davis, Mc- the purchase of $230,000 tax anti¬
Kean & Cudlip, of Detroit.
cipation notes. Dated Aug. 1, 1959.
Due on April 1, 1960.
Principal
Kalamazoo School District, Mich.
Note Offering—C. C. Crawford and interest payable at a bank or
trust company to be designated by
Secretary of Board of Education,
successful
bidder.
Legality
will
receive
sealed bids until 8 the
by
Miller,
Canfield,
p.m.
(EST) on Aug". 10 for the approved
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
purchase of $270,000 tax anticipa¬
notes.
on
Dated
March
and interest
and
Bond
1,
Aug.
the
5, 1959.
Principal
1961.
payable at
company
Board
agreed
bank
a
on
successful
by
West
'
or
the
(EST) on Aug. 11 for the
purchase of $36,600 tax anticipa¬
tion
notes.
Dated July
15, 1959.
July 1, 1960. Principal and
interest payable at a bank or trust
Due
on
Fractional (P. O. 3380 Orchard
bidder.
Lake
Offering—Glenn W.
3380 Orchard Lake
Road,
Orchard
Lake), Mich.
Note Offering — John C. Hall,
Her-
successful
bidder.
by
Miller,
dock &
Stone, of Detroit.
Legality
Canfield,
Offering—Glenn
ap¬
MINNESOTA
Pad¬
Boyd
W.
No.
Her-
Secretary of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
8
(EST) on Aug. 11 for
the purchase of $35,000 tax antici¬
pation notes. Dated Aug. 1, 1959.
Due
and
p.m.
on
April
1,
1960.
interest payable at
Principal
a
Independent
bank
or
Bond
372,
Offering
School
District
Minn.
—
Gordon H.
Winge, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (CDST)
on
Aug. 26 for the purchase of
$150,000 general obligation school
building bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1,
1959.
Due
on
March
1
from
1962
proved by Briggs, Gilbert, Morton,
ap¬
proved
by Miller,
Kyle & Macartney, of St. Paul.
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
dock &
Stone, of Detroit.
successful
&
Road, Orchard Lake),
Michigan
Community School Dist.,
Michigan
trust company to be designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
company
dock
Bloomfield Township and
Keego Harbor and Sylvan Lake
(Cities) School District No. 5
zog, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
District
Treasurer, will
receive
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 18 for the sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Aug. 10 for the purchase of $120,purchase of $150,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due 000 tax anticipation notes. Dated
on
July 1 from 1960 to 1985 in¬ July 1, 1959. Due on June 30,
1960. Principal and interest pay¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-J) payable at a bank or trust able at a place to be designated
company to be designated by the by the successful bidder.
til
8
O.
callable.
will
until
(P.
the Industrial State Bank, of Ka¬
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(EST)
on
Aug. 26 for the purchase of $4,- lamazoo.
000,000
electric
revenue
bonds. Romulus
Township School District
Dated July 1, 1959. Due on
July
(P. O. 11401 Olive Street,
Note
bids
District
the
zog,
sealed
Township Community
Kalamazoo), Mich.
Note Offering—Mildred S. Wal¬
lace, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 4 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 10 for
Holland, Mich.
Bond Offering—C.
Grevengoed,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Offering-—Ray McMullen,
Secretary of Board of Education,
receive
Sale—The $27,700 tax an¬
School
com¬
be designated by the
Community School District,
Richland
p.m.
Aug. 10 for the purchase
$79,000 tax anticipation notes.
Dated Aug. 15, 1959. Due on
April
1,
1961.
Principal and interest
Michigan
Note
8
trust
or
ticipation notes offered July 23—
v.
190, p. 312—were awarded to
the Kenower,
MacArthur & Co.
and McDonald-Moore &
Co., Inc.,
jointly, at 3.75% interest.
6
E.
on
proved
Gaylord
to be designated by the
bidder.
Legality
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$490,000
1, 1959.
Principal
(M-S) payable at The special
assessment
bonds
was
First National Bank of
Boston, in awarded to the Northern Trust
Boston.
Legality
approved
by Co., as 3 Lis, at a price of 100.50,
and interest
receive
Muller,;
of Education,
Aug. 13 for the
of $62,000 tax anticipa¬
O.
bank
Michigan
of
M.
on
(P.
a
be designated by the
bidder.
Legality ap¬
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit,,
Note
St., Holly), Mich.
Offering — R. W. Barber,
Superintendent of Schools,
will
Laheview
interest payable at a bank
proved
80,000 water bonds. Due
1
School Dist.,
sealed
Olivet
Sherman
tion
Note Offering—Effie
proved
dock &
Note
Due
p.m.
Sept. 1 from
improvement
awarded
bonds,
sewer bonds. Due
from
480,000
Allen, of Portland.
Isle Sewer District, Me.
issue of $325,-
was
ey
1
Sale—An
sewer
$1,075,000
from, 1960 to 1981 inclusive.
405,000 water bonds. Due on Sept.
ble at the First Portland Na¬
il
nd
National
of Boston,
Municipal Divi¬
sion, 45 Milk Street, Boston, until
11 a.m.
(EDST) on Aug. 12 for the
will
$400,000 water bonds, follows:
d Sept.
1, 1959. Due on Sept.
$110,000
974.
Principal
and
interest
1
sque
First
Fractional
award¬
Public
Dated Aug, 15, 1959.
May 1, 1960. Principal and
successful
an¬
Holly Area School District No.
Lansing
State
Lansing, at 3.50%
was
notes.
on
company to
ticipation notes offered July 29—
v.
190, p. 409—were awarded to
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., at a
trust
Rapids
Bank
of
K)d &
the
1965.
interest.
purchase
sealed
on
1962.
1963.
1964.
East
East
of
successful
littery Water District, Me.
on
Lansing, Mich.
the
tion
ran,
1961.
Sale—An issue of $125,000
to
Bank,
1, 1960.
1,
1,
May 1,
May 1,
temporary loan notes
will
of
100 school improvement bonds,
[from 1960 to 1964 inclusive.
com¬
Watling,
Secretary of Board
Co., B. J. Van Ingen &
Co., L. F. Rothschild & Co., Chace,
Whiteside & Winslow,
Inc., and
Loker, Sparrow & Co.
(EDST)
purchase
group
Lerchen & Co., at a price of
98.52,
a net interest cost of about
3.73%,
Other members of the syndicate
are:
Eastman
Dillon, Union Se¬
a.m.
the
a
posed of Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Mc¬
Donald-Moore & Co., and
curities &
13
to
tion
Due
Community Schools,
Sale—The $60,000 tax
Bald¬
p.m.
(EST) on Aug. 13 for the
purchase of $40,000 tax anticipa¬
bidder.
Michigan
Note
W.
8
to be des¬
successful
interest payable at
Hillsdale
pany to
Michigan
500,000 school loan bonds.
MAINE
eceived until
trust
Stone, of Detroit.
follows:
bonds.
Augusta, Maine
>nd Offering—Sealed bids will
^.ug.
or
Township (P.O.
Inhster), Mich.
atj|L price of 100.049,
Bond Sale—The
in New
I
awarded
were
B.
as
$500,000 school
July 30—v. 190, p.
Winchendon, Mass.
$1,250,000 bonds
offered Aug. 5—v.
190 p. 507—
a.m.
cipal and interest
.
bank
a
the
Offering—Geo.
win, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
troit.
Dearborn
basis of 3.19 %y>
a
1976 inclu-
are
Sale—The
—
ly,
E.
Springfield, Mass
offered
Dillon,
Aug. 13 for the purchase
706,000 paving certificates, SeDated
1, 1959.
Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1969
Bond
on
G.
Dated Sept.
&
Trust
(EDST) on Aug.
purchase of $200,000
bonds.
on
bonds
elle, Director of Finance, will
T)
Boston,
as
Orleans, La.
Offering—Robert
at
by
Note
.
1, 1959.
Principal
(A-O) payable at a
trust company
or
cessful
p.m.
the
West
Co., of Kansas City, Eddle1, Pollok & Fosdick, Inc., and
gard, Showers & Murray, Inc.
New
dock
National
of Boston, in Boston.
Le¬
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
st
irtificate
of
Bank
the
of
Co.,
First
National
Memphis,
Commerce
of
the
at
K.
re¬
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the National Shawmut
J;
White, Weld & Co., John
een
for
sewer
1984.
members
are
12
1
1 from
March
on
bids
Bank
ton, until 2
incl.
Due
sealed bids
p.m.
payable
1977 inclusive.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
of
to be designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Department, 40 Water Street, Bos¬
incl.
March
est
.•
3.90s. ; Due on March
from 1975 to 1978 incl.
on
Offering — Arthur
Town Treasurer, will
sealed
Shawmut
3,000
),000 4s. Due
ceive
1
March
8
award¬
Wellesley, Mass.
Bond
incl.
on
until
J.
Board
company
as
March
on
$250,000
was
1959.
Wells,
3V2S.
from
k,
anticipation notes
19,
mvs:
),000
issue of
Howard
—
-
a
Savings Bank, of Chiprice of 100.0002, a net
cost
Sale—An
Offering
Sprowl, Secretary of
Education, will receive
(EST) for the pur¬
chase of $37,000 tax
anticipation
ed to the Second
Bank
State
notes. Dated Aug.
1, 1959. Due on
Street
Trust
Co., of Boston, at
April 1, 1960. Principal and inter¬
2.07%
interest. Due on Nov.
tax
$2,100,000
Aug. 5—v.
offered
204—were
p.
dicate
Note
Consolidated
No. 1 (P. O.
June
to
net interest cost of about
3.14%.
Michigan
.
Parish
\School District
Colon Community School Dist.,
,f
1961
interest
ignated
,
,
7, Mich.
from
Dated
Dated Aug.
1, 1959.
Due on
(EDST) on
April 1, 1960. Principal and inter¬
lse
&
Co.,
Abrams
&
Co., Aug. 10 for the purchase of $185,- est
payable at a bank or trust
000
off-street
ischer, Pierce & Co., Townparking
bonds.
company to be designated by the
1, Dabney & Tyson, Juran & Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept.
successful
bidder.
1
from
Legality
ap¬
1960
to
1969
xiy, Inc., Stranahan, Harris &
inclusiveproved by Miller,
Canfield, Pad¬
John W. Reinhart & Co., Principal and interest payable at
dock &
Stone, of Detroit.
Iter, Woody & Heimerdinger, the Merchants National Bank of
bids
1
District,
Michigan
Company, of Boston.
[Arthur & Co.,
Public
Canfield, Pad¬
Madison School District No. 2
(P. O. 3498 Treat Highway,
Route No. 1, Adrian),
Michigan
Note Offering—John E. Sullins,
Secretary of Board of Education,
to
1983
inclusive.
Legality
ap¬
Brooklyn Park (P. O. 7640 OsseO
Road, Minneapolis), Minn.
Bond Offering —A. K. Joyner,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST)
19 for the purchase of
fire
on Aug.
$100,000
fighting building and equip-
The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
.
.
195
Monday, August 10,
.
(614)
54
Due on
inclusive.
Geraldine, Mont.
distribution
system bonds was awarded to the
State
Board
of Land
Commis¬
sioners, as 4h>s, at a price of par.
&
205
fered
as
100.023,
a
syndicate
headed by the Morgan Guaranty
Trust Co., of New York, as 3.60s,
at a price of 100.568, a basis of
about 4.40%.
a
3.53%.
about
Crescent, Minn.
La
new
school bonds of¬
4—v. 190, p. 409—
to
—
Robert Kies, are:
Chemical
will receive sealed Bank, New York, Mercantile Trust
bids until 8:30 p.m.
(CDST) on Company, St. Louis. W. H. Morton
Aug. 11 for the purchase of $55,- & Co., Ira Haupt &.Co., Francis
000
general obligation improve¬ I. duPont & Co., Kean, Taylor &
ment bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Co., Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc. and
Due on Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1971 Bartow Leeds & Co.
inclusive.
Principal and interest!
p.
B.
at
7:30
until
on! Freehold
I Freehold.
(CDST)
p.m.
f
1 from
Principal
and interest payable at any bank j
or trust company to be designated
by the successful bidder. Legality!
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Aug.
1, 1959. Due on Feb.
1962
to
Minneapolis.
Hawkins,
City.
York
New
New
(P.O. New Brunswick), N. J.
Record-Breaking Traffic Flow
Continues
Utilities Com¬
million
mission, Minn.
Sale
Certificate
—
New
The
—
Jersey
3.82%.
Due semi¬
15, 1959.
Dated Aug.
cipal and interest payable at any
banking institution designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
tinued
proved by Briggs, Gilbert, Morton,
Kyle & Macartney, of St. Paul.
~TMfnneapolis Special School Dist.,
Minnesota
building bonds
and
site
awarded
to
group
a
was
100.0293,
as
1961 to 1963
this
total
qf
the
riod
3s.
1964
1 from
Due on Jan.
Due on Jan. 1 from
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
Due on Jan. 1 from
600,000 3.20s.
1974 to 1979 inclusive.
MISSISSIPPI
Macon,
bonds
works
water
to
issue
of $75,000
awarded
was
& Co., Inc., at
Cady
a
net in¬
terest cost of about 3.94%.
Jr.,
Town
Clerk,
(CST)
on
sewage
system /improvement
Due from 1960 to 1967 in¬
bonds.
clusive.
Pachuta,
The
kins,
Miss.
Offering—Floyd
Village
Aug.
000
11
a.m.
(CST)
on
for the purchase of $58,-
bonds, as follows:
$23,000
general
works
to
35,000
obligation
bonds.
Due
water
from
far in
1959
last
&
OHIO
Bond
York
$274,000; Federation Bank
and Trust Co. $274,000; The Amal¬
Kings
000;
County
No.
District
O f f e r i
Bond
year,
1
500,000
purchase of
$1,091,000
school
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Feb. 1 from
1961 to 1989 incl. Principal and
Port of New York
Authority, N. Y.
Financial Report Issued — The
interest
(F-A)
payable
National
Bank
&
follows:
bonds. Due
from 1959 to
Nov. 1 from
1992
i|
bonds. Due
Series B
1960 to 1997 i
Dated Nov. 1, 1959.
Legality
proved by Arter, Hadden, WyH
& Van Duzer, of Cleveland.
Beachwood Village Local
District (P. O. 25100
Schtj
Fairmo\
Boulevard, Cleveland 24),
at
the
Trust
Company, at Utica, or at the Chase
Manhattan Bank, New York City.
as
rj
refunding
and
bonds,
Nov. 1
until!
for i
$1,098,000 dormib
$598,000 Series A
g—Marion R.
n
the
for
18
Aug.
enue
Aug. 24
on
of
purchase
Beagle, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EDST)
Brooklyn, N. Y. $162,000; Under¬
writers Trust Co. $84,000.
(EDST)
a.m.
Y.
(P. O. Holland Patent), N.
Co.,
Trust
School
Trustfj
will
Deerfield, Marcy,
Steuben and Westerly
Central
on
Berea), Ohio
Offering—Harold C. B<
Treasurer of Board of
receive sealed bids
er,
(P. (
College
Baldwin-Wallace
Trenton, Remsen,
Oneida
over
daily
cited
toll
relation
further
was
to
the
$77,265
pike Authority is required to pay
daily
to
bond
interest
budgeted operating
cover
and
Net Revenues
average
collected this year in
the $55,676 the Turn¬
Woodbridge Township School Dist.
(P. O. Woodbridge), N. J.
Bond Offering — Helen H. An¬
^Combined
of
1959
or
10.90%
Board
Dated Sept. 1,
1959.
1976
Principal and interest
(M-S)
payable
at
the
Woodbridge National Bank, in Woodon
Sept. 1 from 1960 to
inclusive.
bridge.
Legality
approved
by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
NEW YORK
Bond
hall and
Allegany, N. Y.
The $123,500 fire
Sale
—
sewer
bonds offered July
receive
will
3:30
sealed
(EDST)
p.m.
on
quarter Aug. 18 for the purchase of $550,$26,392,215, 000 water system bonds.
Dated
to
greater than those for
Sept. 1, 1959.
Due on March 1
period of 1958. This gain from 1960 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
represents not only the increased cipal and interest (M-S) payable
usage
of existing facilities,
but at the National Commercial Bank
also the addition of new improve¬ and Trust Company, of Albany, in
the
Ohio
Bond
Offering
—
George)
ments and
projects, particularly at
and the marine ter¬
airports
facilities.
minal
Net
revenues
Waterford.
Legality
Delafield
York City.
<
Hawkins,
New
approved by
Wood,
&
of
available for debt service amount¬
ed
the
of
legal
depository
of j
Board, The National City Bi
of Cleveland, Cleveland. Lega
by
approved
Dempsey, of
Squire, Sander:
Cleveland.
same
quarter
of
Clerk,
until
bids
second
amounted
the
Secretary
the
Town
operating
gross
for
revenues
of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on Aug.
19 for the purchase of $3,500,000
derson,
1961
works
revenue
Due from 1962 to 1994
inclusive.
so
magnitude of the Turnpike
water
National Bank & Trust Co. of New
increase of 2,938,100
vehicles
1979 inclusive.
bonds.
>
Ad-
E.
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11
a
used
by Reed, Hoyt, Washbi
McCarthy, of New York C)
construction
Floyd,
payable
Legality 2
proved
3.11%.
$1,134,-
City.
York.
Princi:
1959.
1,
(J-D)
interest
New
Co., of Albany, as 3.20s,
price of 100.41, a basis of
a
June
Dated
and
Schatel, Clerk of Board of Edi
indicated, Authority's Financial Report cov¬
Legality approved by Vandewater, tion, will receive sealed bids u
Mr. Morecraft added, by the fact
ering the second quarter and year Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of noon (EDST) on Aug, 20 for
that thus far
this year a daily
ended June 30, 1959 includes the
purchase of $230,000 school
New York City.
average of 112,300 vehicles trav¬
following analysis by Eugene A.
provement bonds. Dated Aug
elled
on
the
Turnpike, with an
W aterford
(P. O. Waterford),
1959. Due on Dec. 1 from 196
Mintkeski, Treasurer and Deputy
New York
average daily toll of $77,265.
Director of Finance:
1983 inclusive/Principal and)
The Turnpike Authority Chair¬
Bond Offering—Ernest Thouin, terest (J-D) payable at the of
Due
Bond
at
$406,000; Empire Trust Co.
$370,000; United States Trust Co.
of-New York
$336,000; Sterling
21,752,200 vehicles
flow
an
sive.
Trust
school bonds.
10 for the purchase of $10,-
Aug.
000
receive
will
the
&
The Bank of New York
5,
expenses.
Preseott,
Y.
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
vehicles
Due from 1962
196,000;
13.5%.
charges
Magnolia, Miss.
Offering—J.
Bond
to
bonds offered July
190, p. 410-—were ^awarded
National Commercial Bank
sewer
boh
to 1987 inc
sanitary
445,000
Highways
29—v.
gamated Bank of New York $182,-
traffic
revenue
man
Miss.
Sale—An
Bond
ty
$6,356,000;
Co.
$3,576,000; The New York Trust
Co. $1,736,000; The Marine Mid¬
land Trust Co. of New York $1,-
For the similar pe¬
year,
operation
1966 to 1969 inclusive.
July 21,
to
up
sive.
Prin¬
of Central New York, East
Branch, Oswego.
Legality
$3,780,000; The Hanover Bank
Co.
tolls.
The
or
400,000 3.10s.
last
represents
inclusive.
1965.
400,000
year,
24,690,300
Turnpike.
paid
200,000 3V2S., Due on Jan. 1,
and
that
1989 inclusive.
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the Marine Midland Trust Com¬
Bankers
Co. $5,810,000; Irving Trust
Trust
disclosed
also
Morecraft
intere
and
(J-D) payable at the Chase Ma
Bank, in New York Cifj
or at the Wachovia Bank & Tri
hattan
17 and delivered to
from 1960 to
York
Mr.
Principal
inclusive.
the $30,000,000 Con¬
Fifteenth Series Bonds
June
on
$89,807,815,
to
the
000; Grace National Bank of New
Due on Jan. 1 from
$350,000 5s.
Aug.
sold
Side
1958, when 980,000 revenue vehi¬
of
cost
week ended
include
amounted
pany
cles used the Turnpike.
Schoell-
interest
follows:
net
a
3.23%,
the
for
was
kopf, Hutton & Pomefoy, Inc., and
J. M. Dain & Co., at a price of
about
1-7
of traffic before this year
volume
Easte
E.
not
The
Trust
1,024,000;
July
8-14 — 1,008,000; July 15-21—1,026,000; July
22-28—1,011,000.
In
comparison,
the
heaviest
composed of
Curtis,
&
Jackson
ever
24-30—1,032,000: July
June
Offering—W.
Bond
ling, Secretary of Local Goverii
ment
Commission,
will recei'1
sealed bids at his office in R;;
construction
unexpended
and
the
of
option
the
at
—
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Stone & Web¬
ster Securities Corp., Paine, Web¬
ber,
pace
Sharpsburg, N. C.
participating banks and the
approved by Sullivan, Donovan,
notes
allotted
are:
The
Chase
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
Manhattan Bank $15,352,000; The
New York.
First National City Bank of New
York $14,720,000; Morgan
Guar¬ Saratoga County (P. O. 31 Woodlawn Avenue, Saratoga
anty Trust Co. of New York $7,868,000; Chemical Corn Exchange
Springs), N, Y.
Bank
$6,384,000;
Manufacturers
Bond Sale—The $190,000 Coun¬
since, as follows:
$1,950,-
Sale—An issue of
Bond
all-time
this
at
net
a
2.98%.
about
of
cost
100.08,
of
price
a
3s, i
intere,
Securities Corp., as
terstate
was
tion date.
1,015,000 vehicles used the facili¬
ties of the toll "road.
It has con¬
on
|
wati;
bonds offered
July 28 — v. 19;
p. 410—were awarded to the Ii,
$50,000
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on Au
11
for
the purchase of $120,Ji
long-term debt outstanding water bonds. Dated June 1, 19h
$529,984,000. These figures do Due on June 1 from 1962 to 19)
Comptroller upon
notice given
five days prior to such redemp¬
23, when an estimated
ended June
June and Dec.
15
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive. Prin¬
annually
Newton, N. C.
Sale—The
Bond
E. Gerosa has
tion
during the week
for the first time
June
due on
on
2%s,
syndicate after the close of
the quarter on July 7.
The Au¬ Co., Raleigh. Legality approvj
000,000 tax anticipation notes to thority's cumulative debt retired by Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterlyi
nineteen
banks
and trust com¬ as of June 30 totaled $375,740,000, Mitchell, of New York City.
panies participating as members and cumulative investment in fa¬
Tarboro, N. C.
of The City of New York short cilities reached a total of $858,Bond
Offering—W. E. Eastej
term financing group. The awards 357,256."
ling, Secretary of the Commissi^
consisted of an authorized issue
will receive sealed bids at his <j|
Oswego,'WV.
of $35,000,000 dated Aug. 6, 1959,
Raleigh,
until
11 a|
Bond
Offering — Fred
M. fice in
payable Nov. 2, 1959, subject to
(EST) on Aug. 11 for the pi|
redemption on or after Oct; 23, Hayne£,,TP,w,q Supervisor, will re¬ chase of
$737,000 bonds, as f«j
ceive sealed bids at the offices of
1959, and an authorized issue of
lows:
Edward
F.
Crawford,
Oswego
$35,000,000 to be dated Aug. 13,
improvemc
County Savings Bank Building, $192,000, street
1959, payable Nov. 4, 1959, sub¬
bonds. Due from 1962 to It
ject to redemption on or after Oswego, until 2 p.m. (EDST) 011
inclusive.
Oct. 26, 1959. The notes bear in¬ Aug. 11 for the purchase of $48,100,000
electric
system bon
terest at the rate of 2xk% per an¬ 000^ Oswego Center Water District
Due from 1961 to 1979 inc."
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due
num
and are subject to redemp¬
electric revenue certifi¬ Morecraft, Jr., Turnpike Author¬
cates were awarded to the Alli¬
ity Chairman.
son-Williams Co., at a net interest
The million mark was reached
cost of about
City, N. Y.
Sale—Comptroller Law¬
awarded $70,-
1 frot
$15, OC
1, 193 [
June
June
inch;
1980
1982.
second quar¬
"At the end of the
ter,
funds
solidated
New York
vehicles
revenue
more
or
100.629, a basis of
of
price
a
Note
$100,000
900
409—were awarded to George
Gibbons & Co., Inc., as 2.90s,
rence
weekly.',so far this summer, it was
announced
July
31
by
Joseph
of
issue
An
Turnpike Authority
Jersey
Turnpike is maintaining the rec¬
ord-breaking traffic flow of one
;
Public
Medelia
in
approved by
Delafield & Wood, of
Legality
inclusive.
1970
190,
30—v.
2.84%.
Company,
Trust
July
offered
bonds
at
any
suitable bank!
Farmingdale School District, N. J.
designated by the successful bid- j
Bond Offering—Doris A. Taylor,
der. Legality approved by Dorsey,!
Secretary of School Board, will
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart, 1
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
of Minneapolis.
j
(EDST) on Aug. 20 for the pur¬
Lydia Common School District
chase
of
$45,000 school
bonds.
No. 1877, Minn.
Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Aug.
Bond
Offering—Leonard Will,! 1 from 1960 to 1974. Principal
District Clerk, will receive sealed and interest (F-A) payable at the
bids
due
15,000
Highlights
Financial
Other
Sale—The $325,000 sewer
Bond
NEW JERSEY
Aug. 17 for the purchase of $25,000 school building bonds. Dated
33/4s,
City.
Malone, N. Y.
Village Clerk,
payable
at the
facilities
and set a
revenues
improve
to
continued
to
due on
to
Authority vehicular
Port
1974
4s,
1978
inch
1973
due on June
1977 inch; $40 J
4Y4s,
$37,000
from
Aug.
on
New York
the syndicate
Corn
Exchange
Other members of
Offering
Bond
>
new
record for the year ended
11 for the pur¬ June 30, 1959. Total
crossings
chase of $500,000 public improve¬ amounted to 92,828,107 during the
ment bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1959. last
12 'months,
compared with
Due on Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1979
87,332,614 for the corresponding
inclusive. Principal and interest
period ended June 30, 1958.
This
(F-A)
payable at the National represents an increase of 6.3%. In
Bank of Geneva, in Geneva. Le¬ the
second
quarter, traffic
in¬
gality approved by Vandewater, creased 7.0% over the same period
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of last year.
(EDST)
high
Aug.
awarded
were
Reusch & Co., Inc.,
4.30s, at a price of
net
interest cost of
and
"Traffic
H.
Anthony
—
Treasurer, will re¬
sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
$88,000 6s, due or
June 1 from 1961 to
Revenues
Vehicular Traffic and
City
ceive
Sale—The $2,800,000
Bond
memorial
were
Newman &
—
Offering
no
000
N. Y.
Geneva,
Bond
Polce,
Manchester, N. H.
Co., and Fox,
jointly,
total of
HAMPSHIRE
NEW
park bonds offered
July 28 — v. 190, p.
awarded to Vincent
and
supply
water
Brooklyn Center, Minn.
Bond Sale —The $100,000 gen¬
eral obligation
$120,000
Sale—An issue of
Bond
payable at
any
suitable bank
designated by the successful bid¬
der.
Legality approved by How¬
ard, Peterson, LeFevere, Lefler
Baertzen, of Minneapolis.
creased
Traders
Trust Co., of Aloany, and Roose¬
velt & Cross, jointly, as 4s, at a
price of 100.22, a basis of 3.97%.
the
to
follows:
as
less than 20.53% to a
$58,714,081. This amount
was
equivalent to 5.68 times in¬
terest charges for the period.
awarded
190, p. 409—were
Manufacturers &
30—v.
MONTANA
1959.
1981
Principal and interest
Dated Sept. 1,
March 1 from 1962 to
bonds.
ment
to
$15,499,042
of
for
the
compared with
$13,546,162
for
the
comparable
period last year, an increase of
14.42%, and were equivalent to
5.67
times
the
current
interest
"For
the
full
year
ended
June
30, 1959, gross operating revenues
reached a new record of $99,538,-
755,
or
Cary, N. C.
Sale—The
Bond
Aug.
4—v.
greater than the
for the correspond¬
13.63%
gross revenues
ing period of 1958.
available
for
debt
Net revenues
service
in¬
$215,000
gen¬
p.
offered
509—were
Vance
Securities
obligation
eral
awarded
charges.
CAROLINA
NORTH
second
1959*,
bonds
190
to
and J. LeePeeler & Co.,
Inc., jointly, at a price of par, a
net interest cost of about 4.47%,
Brecksville Local School Dist., (
Bond
follows:
as
6s..
195,000
*
">
.
water and sewer bonds,
Bertha
receive sealed
(EST) on Aug. 24
the purchase of $1,100,000 sc:
improvement bonds. Dated Oc
1959. Due on Dec. 1 from 196
1979 inclusive. Principal and
terest (J-D) payable at the (
tral National Bank, McCreery'
cation,
will
fice, Brecksville.
Local
Finneytown
(P. O.
Terrace,
Bond
receive
School
Dii
8916 Fontaineblea\
Cincinnati 31), 0\
Offering—Charles
Clerk of Board of
$20,000 street improvement bonds
—
until 2^p.m.
Corp.,
as
Offering
Johnstone, Clerk of Board of I
sealed
Ovj
Education,)
bids
until
\
(EST) on Aug. 27 for the purq
of
$420,000
school
improve!
•
190
olume
Number 5871
.
"
-
Vv
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(615)
nds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1959. Due
from
1
c.
1960
to
1982
on
inclu-
Principal and interest (J-D)
yable at the Central Trust Comny of Cincinnati. Legality ape.
by
oved
Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
of Cincinnati.
ms,
Greenhills Exempted
Village
School District (P. O.
Cincinnati), Ohio
Offering—C.
Bond
erk of Board of
sealed
ceive
Adams,
Education, will
until
noon
ST) on Aug. 20 for the purchase
Ohio
Offering—L.
G.
Bond
Rosino,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Aug. 21
for the purchase of $36,000 mu¬
nicipal building bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1959. Due on Nov. 1 from 1960
1966
inclusive.
interest
Third
(M-N)
and. interest
al
oved
by
of
ms,
Bond
Legality apPeck, Shaffer & Wil¬
Cincinnati.
Sale
hool
District, Ohio
The
$1,920,000
—
building
4
bonds
190,
v.
—
to
arded
314
p.
of
about
headed
41/4S,
as
net interest
4.15%.
Other members of the syndicate
First of Michigan Corpora-
Shearson,
Hammill & Co.,
newer, MacArthur & Co., Pohl
Co., Inc., Seasongood & Mayer,
&
Co., Singer,
Scribner, Walter, Woody
Heimerdinger, and Fox, Reusch
Co., Inc.
&
Director
of
Lima, Ohio
Auditor,
will receive
(EST) on
g. 24 for the purchase of $42,4.22 street improvement bonds,
ted Sept. 1, 1959. Due on
May
led
bids
Nov.
d
until
1
sive.
1-N)
from
payable
nal
noon
1960
Principal
Bank
the
at
and
1969
in-
interest
First
Trust
Legality
Shaffer
&
ck,
to
and
Lima.
1
Na-
approved
Sandusky.
Sale—An
Middle-
)
school
41/4S,
sis
at
of
of
to
Pohl
&
price
a
Young,
bonds
Co., Inc.,
100.53, a
of
4.18%.
sealed
until
2
tary
Dec.
on
1
to
1970
from
1961
0,000 recreation bonds. Due
from
1
1961
to
to
Canadian
on
from
1961
on
in¬
1976
to
clusive.
ated
bids
until
1,
1959.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
the legal depositary of
interest
ice
of
Municipality,
presently
the
veland
Trust
Co., Cleveland,
gality approved by Squire, Sans
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Reynoldsburg, Ohio
Tote
Offering
Kathryn
—
Aug. 21 for the purchase
$305,000
sewer
system
imon
vement
9.
Due
es
notes.
on
Dated
Aug.
payable
are
31,
at
Sept.
1,
The
1964.
the
Rey-
dsburg
Bank,
Reynoldsburg.
ality
approved
by
Bricker,
tt,
Barton,
Eckler &
Niehoff,
Columbus.
Offerin
g—Clyde
W.
->wn, City Auditor, will receive
led bids until 1 p.m. (EDST)
Aug.
,472
ds.
D)
for
sewer,
Dated
Dec.
sive.
24
1
the
special
Sent.
from
of
of
assessment
1,
1960
Principal
payable at
Bank
purchase
1959.
to
and
the
Cleveland.
1969
Due
in-
Mayes
a.m.
(CST) for the
$ 100,000'county'rbhd
in
1961
County
29—v.
to
Legality
190,
207—were awarded
p.
and
Co., Inc., as 4s, at a price
100.952, a basis of 3.90%.
of
Other
cate
members
Blair
are:
of
&
the
Co.,
syndi¬
Inc.,
Ira
Haupt & Co., DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter & Bodine, Singer,
Deane & Scribner, and Thomas &
Co.
1962.
Dependent
Blue
3%s.
Due
on
on
Aug.
Other
members
of
the
1
Bioren
& Co., Blewer,
Glynn &
Bramhall,
Falion
&
Co.,
Brown
Bros.
Harriman
&
Co.,
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.,
C. C. Collings &
Co., DempseyTegeler & Co., Dolphin & Co.,
Evans & Co., Fahey, Clark &
Co.,
Fahnestock' & Co., Field, Rich¬
ards
&
Co., Fifth Third Union
Trust
Co., of
Cincinnati, First
Cleveland
Corp., Folger, Nolan,
Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co.,
1
Co.,
syndi¬
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.,
Smith Barney &
Co., Kuhn, Loeb
& Co., Chemical Corn
Exchange
Bank
of
New
York,
Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., Blyth & Co.,
Inc.,
Kidder,
Peabody
&
Co.,
Lehman
Brothers,
Philadelphia
National
Bank,
Philadelphia,
Trust
Co.,
Bank,
Harris Trust
Continental
Glickenhaus
& Lembo,
GoodCo., Granbery, Marache
& Co., Green, Ellis &
Anderson.
Gregory & Sons, Hannahs, Ballin
&
Lee,
Hallowell,
Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co., Hayden,
Illinois National Bank & Trust
Co.,
all of
Chicago, Bank of America
N.
T.
&
body
S.
A., of San Francisco,
Co., Glore, Forgan
Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
Ladenburg,
Thalmann
&
Co.,
&
Co.,
Lazard
Freres
Union
&
Co., White,
Co., R. W. Pressprich &
Co.
Equitable
Securities
Shields & Co.,
Valley Union School District
Webster
Se-
curities
Ingen
&
Co., J. A. Hogle & Co.,
Turben & Co., Milwaukee CoV.
Mullaney, Wells & Co., National
Pan.^
Commerce, of Seattle,
Cor p.,
Hemphill, Noyes &
Stone
&
Hulme, Applegate & Humphrey,
Inc., Industrial National Bank, of
Providence, Kenower, MacArthur
& Co., A. M. Kidder &
Co., Inc.,
Laird,
Bissell
&
Meeds,
McCormick & Co., McD'oftald &
Co.,
McJunkin, Patton & Co., Merrill.
Securities
&
&
Miller
&
Co.,
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Inc., Phelps, Fenn & Co., Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler, Eastman
Dillon,
Weld
Ohio
G. H. Walker & Co., Chas.
Weigold & Co., Robert Winthrop & Co., Auchincloss, Parker
& Redpath,
Baker, Watts & Co.,
Ball,
Burge
&
Kraus,
Barret,
Fitch, North & Co., Baxter & Co.,
cate:
Savings
Co.,
E.
1
Aug.
&
Day,
inclusive.
on
&
Co., Newhard,
Co., Rand &
Co., Stern Brothers & Co., Spen¬
cer
Trask & Co., Thomas &
Co.,
Trust Company of
Georgia, At¬
lanta, Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Cook
inclusive.
Aug.
from 1972 to 1975 inclusive.
(P. O. Slatington), Pa.
School
Newbold's Son
C. J. Devine &
syndicate headed by Halsey,
a
Com-
Bank,
National City Bank, of Cleveland.
Newburger & Co., Poole & Co.,
Oklahoma
Bond Offering—Oliver J'.
Rauch,
PJesi;?tt.& Co., Provident Bank,
Bond
Offering—G. O. Brown, Jr., Secretary of Board of Direc¬
°* Cincinnati, Rambo, Close 8c
Clerk of Board of
Stearns
&
Education, will tors, will receive sealed bids un¬
Co.,
Carl
M.
Loeb, Kerner,
Inc.,
Sheridan
Bogan
receive sealed bids until 8 p.m. til 8
Rhoades & Co., Wertheim & Co.,
p.m. (EDST) on Aug. 10 for
Pau\ & c?-> J- w- Sparks & Co.,
(CST) 011 Aug. 13 for the purchase the purchase of $55,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Steele, Haines & Co.
general
of
$4,800
transportation
equip¬ obligation bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, Hornblower & Weeks, Blair & Co., I
Stranahan, Harris &
District
No.
43
(P.
bonds. Due in
ment
Oilton,
Bond
to
Sale
O.
Proyor),
1963.
Okla.
The
R.
of
cost
about
5.87%.
Tulsa, Okla.
Bond
Offering — A.
Lawrence, City Auditor,
ceive
sealed
(CST)
bids
Aug.
on
Jackson
will
until
18
Series
port,
1961
A
1984
to
bonds.
re¬
2
p.m.
the
for
pur¬
Due
air¬
from
inclusive.
OREGON
Due
1969
bonds
Corporation, B. J. Van
Co., Mercantile Trust
Co., of St. Louis, First National
Bank of Oregon,
Portland, Bear,
&
Co., Sup¬
Allyn & Co.,' Alex. i€e,
Yeatman, Mosley & Co., Tripp
Sons, F. S. Moseley & &
Co., Andrews & Wells, Inc., J.
Co.,
Hallgarten
&
Co.,
Clark, Barth & Co., Bartow Leeds 8c
tional Bank of Slatington. Legal¬ Dodge & Co., L. F. Rothschild &
Co., Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.,
ity approved by Rhoads, Sinon & Co., Bache & Co., Barr Bros. & a. g. Edwards &
Sons, Farwell.
Co., A. G. Becker & Co., Inc., Chapman &
Reader, of Harrisburg.
Co., Foster & IVIarBraun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., Dick
shall, Kay, Richards & Co., John
Donegal Union School District
&
Merle-Smith,
Dominick
& c.
Legg & Co., Lucas, Eisen 8c
Authority (P. O. Mount Jay)
Dominick, Francis I. duPont &
Waeckerle, Inc., Mackey, Dunn &
Pennsylvania
Co., Estabrook & Co., First NaCo., Wm. J. Mericka & Co., New
Bond Sale—An issue of $850,000
tional
Bank,
of
Boston,
First York
Hanseatic
Corp.,
Pacific
school revenue bonds was awarded
Michigan Corp., Hayden, Stone & Northwest
Co., Penington, Colket
to a group composed of Ira Haupt
Co., W. E. Hutton & Co.
& Co., Raffensperger,
Hughes 8c
& Co., Rambo, Close & Kernel*,
1959.
$35,000 water
offered July
190, p. 314—were awarded
J. Edwards, Inc., at a net
—
svstem
inclusive.
Sept. 1 from 1960 to
on
Principal
and in¬
terest payable at the Citizens Na¬
Inc., Hemphill, Noyes & Co., and
Warren W. York & Co., Inc., at
a net interest cost of about
4.12%,
follows:
as
ine.,
C.
A.
Brown
Lee
Trust
&
Higginson
Co.
of
Corp.,
Western
Marine
New
York,
Buffalo, W. H. Morton & Co.,
Reynolds & Co., Seattle-First NaBank, of Seattle, Shearson,
tional
County Oak Lodge
District (P. O. Box
$655,000
Serial bonds,
$185,000 3V2S, due
from
Grove), Oregon
Bond Sale—The
$1,200,000 gen¬
eral
obligation • sanitary
sewer
system bonds offered Aug. 5—v.
190, p. 314—were awarded to A. C.
Allyn & Co., Inc., and Associates.
Garibaldi,
Oregon
Offerin g—Arthur
L.
Phares, City Recorder, will receive
sealed
000
bids
on
until 8 p.m.
(PST) on
17 for the purchase of $15,-
general
bonds.
Dated
Aug.
(F-A)
from
1
clusive.
obligation sewerage
Aug. 1, 1959. Due
1960
Principal
payable
to
1965
the
at
in¬
interest
and
City
Re¬
Dated
Sale—An
sewer
the
First
gon,
bonds
issue
National
Portland,
at
of
$160,-
awarded
Bank
a
1
Sept.
4.20s.
as
1959.
1,
Franklin
(P.
Bond
and
Marshall
O. Lancaster),
College
Pa.
Offering—Paul R.Linfield,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
Ore.,
was
Aug.
of
to
Ore¬
interest
net
until
10
a.m.
(EDST) on Aug. 19
purchase of $735,000 dor¬
mitory revenue bonds. Dated Nov.
for
the
1, 1959. Due
to
cost of about 4.19%.
on
Nov. 1
from
1961
1998 inclusive. The issuer is not
public agency and interest on
the bonds is subject to Federal In¬
a
Lane
County Siuslaw Rural Fire
Protection District No. 2
(P.O.
Maplewood), Ore.
Bond Offering —
George W.
Brunk, District Secretary-Treas¬
urer, will receive sealed bids until
come
Taxes. Legality approved by
Schnader, Harrison, Segal & Lew¬
is, of Philadelphia.
Hellertown, Pa.
(PST) on Aug. 11 for the
purchase of $30,000 fire bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1
general
from
1961
to
awarded
cipal
and
interest
1970
inclusive. Prin¬
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office.
Multnomah
County School District
No. 25 (P. O. Route
1, Box 78,
Troutdale), Ore.
Bond
Offering—Ralph D. Chris-
tensen, District Clerk, will receive
Hammill & Co., F. S. Smithers &
Co., Stroud & Co., Weeden & Co.,
,
Co., Reinholdt & Gardner, Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc., Rockland-Atlas National Bank, of Bosj;on> Schwabacher & Co., John
§ma„
Co., Soden Investment
Co., William R. Staats & Co.
| stein Bros. & Boyce, Walter
Co.,
Wood, stokes & Co., Swiss American
Struthers & Co., Yarnall, Biddle
Corp., Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
& Co., American Securities
Corp., Van Alstyne, Noel &
Co., WachoBacon, Stevenson & Co., Bacon, I vja Bank & Trust
Co., of WinstonWhipple & Co., William Blair & Salem,
R.
D.
White
&
Co.,
Co., J. C, Bradford & Co., Butcher
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson, Wood.
& Sherrerd, Coffin & Burr, DeGundy & Co., Inc., Zahner & Co.,
Haven
&
Townsend, Crouter & 1 Allison-Williams
Co., Inc., AnderBodine, R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc., son &
strudwick, Malon S. AnFidelity
Union
Trust
Co.,
of drus>
Inc>> Arnold & Crane, C. S.
Newark, Geo. B. Gibbons & Co.^Ashmun &
Co., Atwill & Co.,
Inc., Hirsch & Co., E. F. Hutton Baker,
Weeks
&
Co.,
Barrow,
&
Co., Illinois Company, Kean, Leary &
Co., Barcus, Kindred &
Taylor & Co.
Witter
Dean
&
,
| Co., Geo. K.
Baum & Co., Boen-_
Co., Moore, Leonard ning & Co., Boettcher & Co., BoLynch, Inc., R. H. Moulton & I Jand, Saffin & Co., Bramhall &
Co.,
National
State
Bank,
of i Stein, Branch Banking & Trust
Newark, Wm. E. Pollock & Co., I Co., of Wilson, Breed & Harrison,
Roosevelt
&
Cross,
Schaffer, Inc., Brooke & Co., Byrd BrothNecker & Co., Schmidt, Roberts ers, Caldwell, Phillips & Co., C.
Laidlaw &
&
office. Legality approved
Shuler,
Sayre,
Winfree
&
Rankin, of Portland.
000
on
The bonds
are callable. Legality approved by
Saul, Ewing, Remick & Saul, of
Philadelphia.
by
Lakeview,
follows:
as
1967
to
195,000 Term Bonds
corder's
Bond
1960
inclusive;
$140,000 3%s, due on Aug. 1
from
1968 to 1972 inclusive;
$30,000 3.85s, due on Aug. 1,
1973;
$30,000 3.90s,
due on
Aug.
1,
1984; $60,000 3.95s,
due on Aug. 1, 1976 and 1977;
$60,000 4s, due on Aug. 1, 1978
1979;
$60,000 4.05s,
due on
Aug. 1, 1980, and $60,000 4.10s,
due on Aug. 1, 1981.
Oak
522,
interest
National
1971
Northern
Sale—The $1,900,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered
July
8. p.m.
Rocky River, Ohio
ond
are
>
Pittsburgh 36), Pa.
,
10
of
Due
B.
mer, Village Clerk-Treasurer,
1 receive sealed bids until noon
T)
bonds
Due
Company,
Aug.
Aug.
The
Stuart &
Oklahoma
Bond
5,000 recreation bonds. Due
1
bids
Bond
County (P. O. El Reno),
Bond
Offering—C.
E.
Bross,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
in¬
1978
clusive.
Dec.
inclusive.
'
inclusive.
Sanitary
inclusive.
Dec
sealed
Township School District
(P. O. 4900 Curry Road,
Whitehall Borough),
p.m. (CST) on Aug. 10
purchase of $250,000 sani¬
bonds. Due from 1961
Clackamas
fol-
s:
1970
receive
1964
from 1965 to
PENNSYLVANIA
sewer
p.m.
0,800 special assessment bonds.
Due
1984
7:30
pur¬
Aug. 20 for the
$745,000 bonds, as
on
of
se
bids
will
to
31/4s.
40,300,000
Cornell Road,
callable.
Okla.
Offering—Oleta
Martin,
City Clerk, will receive sealed bids
ond
Offering — George W.
anagel, Director of Finance, will
eive
W.
Baldwin
chase of $3,000,000 municipal
Heights (P. O. 6281 Pearl
Road, Cleveland 30), Ohio
rma
DST)
sioners,
Bartlesville,
interest
$195,-
improvement
awarded
s
issue
N.
Trust
Manhattan
1962
58,700,000
Portland), Ore.
Offering—I. B. McKinney,
Secretary of Board of Commis¬
Finance, will receive
toWn), Ohio
ond
12845
Bankers
$21,000,000 4.60s. Due
from
Bond
for the
by
City Bank, all of
New York, Drexel &
Co., First of
Boston Corp. and First
National
Bank, of Chicago, at a price of
100.01, a net interest cost of about
3.40%, as follows:
&
of
West
headed
pany,
Chase
First National
Washington County Wolf Creek
Highway Water District (P. O.
OKLAHOMA
by
Williams,
Township Local School
O.
tle.
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive. Le¬
works
(P.
Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of Seat¬
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
27—v.
adison
(J-D) payable
County Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Shuler,
by
Company
ncinnati.
District
inclusive. Prin¬
until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Aug. 11 for
bids until noon (EST) on
the purchase of $550,000
general
Aug, 19 for the purchase of $138,Dated Aug. 1,
000 special assessment street bonds. obligation bonds.
1959. Due on Aug. 1 from 1964 to
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Dec.
bonds.
Offering—George A. Bur-
City
on,
1971
interest
the
sealed
purchase
Bond
and
and
the
at
Sidney, Ohio
Offering—Donald
Bond
Donald-Moore
*ane
1960 to
cipal
at
1
Bond
until
e:
n,
from
obligation
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on June 1
Squire,
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
were
—
Co.,
a
general
offered
syndicate
a
Phelps, Fenn &
price of 101.06,
st
National
Local School
eath
a
payable
Ohio
Cincinnati.
of
g.
(M-J)
Southern
the
nk
Bank,
approved
Sanders &
ted Sept. 1, 1959. Due
on Nov. 1
1961 to 1980 inclusive. Prin-
Principal
payable
National
Legality
$485,000 school building bonds,
m
000'
Sandusky,
to
A.
bids
approved by Squire, Sanders and J sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(PST) on
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Aug. 10 for the purchase of $35,-
55
Bond
Aug.
Offering
obligation
3—v
190
to
the
The
$80,000
bonds
offered
—
p.
510—were
Valley
Saucon
Trust
a
Co., of Hellertown, as 4s, at
price of 101.875, a "basis of 3.73%.
Pennsylvania
Bond
Sale
(Commonwealth
The
of)
$120,000,000
Korean Veteran's Bonus, Series O
bonds offered Aug. 4—v. 190, p.
410—were awarded to a syndicate
—
& Parke, Schoellkopf, Hutton &
Pomeroy, Singer, Deane & Scrib¬
ner,
Adams,
McEntee
&
Co.,
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., Robert
W.
Baird & Co., Blunt Ellis &
Simmons, Boatmans National
Bank, of St. Louis, E. W. Clark
Co., C. F. Childs & Co., City
National
Bank
&
Trust Co.,
of
Kansas City, Julien Collins & Co.,
Commerce Trust Co., of Kansas
&
City, F. W. Craigie & Co., Cun¬
ningham,
Schmertz
&
Co.,
A.
Webster
Dougherty
&
Co.,
Co., Elkins, Morris,
Co.,
First
National
Memphis, First South¬
Company, Fitzpatrick, Sul¬
Eldredge
Bank,
west
livan
&
&
Stokes
of
&
Co.
Janney, Dulles & Battles, Inc.,
King, Quirk & Co., A. E. Masten
&
Co., Mercantile-Safe Deposit
&
Trust Co.,
of Baltimore, W. H.
F. Cassell & Co., Lee W. Carroll
&
Co.,
Channer
Securities
Co.,
Co., F. R. Cole
& Co., Cooley & Co., Courts &
Co., Cunningham Gunn & Carey,
John
W.
Clark
&
Inc.
Curtis, House & Co., J. M. Dain
Co., Doll & Isphording, Inc.,
Dreyfus & Co., Einhorn & Co.,
Ellis & Co., Este & Co., Emanuel,
Deetjen & Co., Clement A. Evans
& Co.,
First National Bank, of
Minneapolis, First National Bank,
of Mobile, First National Bank, of
Montgomery, First National Bank,
of St. Paul, Fox, Reusch & Co.,
Frantz Hutchinson & Co., Free¬
man & Co., M. M. Freeman &
Co.,
Fulton
Reid
&
Co.,
GarrettBromfield & Co., Robert Garrett
&
Sons, Ginther & Co., G. C.
Haas & Co., J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
Harkness & Hill, Inc., Harrington
81
Ti
56
Co., Wm. P.
Des
Washington Township School DiSt.
T
Lawson, Levy, Williams
James A. Leavins, Inc.,
Stern,
Inc
Shafto
vnnc
&
McBride,
McKelvey
&
Hutchinson
.
Monday, August 10, IS
.
.
luirrfd
'
nil 1
T
Waer
Northwestern
inclusive.
Nashville,
^20 increase of 8.028%. last year,
pounds in May of
Sweney
Thayer-Baker & Co.,
Third National Bank in Nash¬
Inc.,
ville,
W.
C.
Thornburgh
Co.,
Thornton, Mohr & Farish, Tilney
the
ended
year
May
31,
serviced, compared with 995,Co., Townsend, Dabney & Ty- : 013 in the corresponding period
son,
Union
Planters
National the year before, an increase of
Bank,
of
Memphis, Walter J. ! 23.23%. Cargo!moved in thisQpej gers
vjorto
Geruldsen
Wallace
Tnp
nod
&
Wade, Inc., Wallace, Geruldsen &
Co., Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger, Walston & Co., Watling,
Lerchen & Co., Weil Investment
amounted
.
to
44,068,612
was
Texas
Investment
The
Whittaker & Co., J. R.
Robert L.
& Beane,
Williston
RHODE
I.
Offering—Leo P.
&
Co., Warren W. York
Co., and Young, Moore &
Central
South
Aug. 6 for the purchase of $118,-
Co.
Authority (P.
Ebensburg), Pa.
Bond
&
000 various purpose
Cambria County
School
Dated
bonds.
Due on Sept. 1 from
1969 inclusive.
Principal
Sept. 1, 1959.
O.
1960
to
interest
and
payable at the Citi-
Sale—An issue of $2,045,-
j zens Trust Company, Providence,
bonds
was j 0r at the Merchants National Bank
awarded to a syndicate headed by j 0f Boston, in Boston. Legality apKidder, Peabody & Co., at a net ; oroved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
interest
cost of about 5.04%, as : Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
school
000
revenue
|
^0,000
folk, Norfolk. Va., as Trustee, and
are to be payable solely from the
tolls and other revenues pledged
serial bonis, as follows:
$20,000 3v2s, due on Sept. 1,
1963;
$25,000 3%s,
due on
Sept.
1,
1964; $25,000 33/4s,
due on Sept. 1, 1965; $25,000 .
37/ss, due on Sept. 1, 1966;
$25,000 4s, due on Sept. 1,1
1967; $55,000
4Vgs, due on
Sept. 1, 1968 and 1969; $60,000 4V4S, due on Sept. 1, 1970
and 1971; $70,000 4%s, due on
Sept. 1, 1972 and 1973; $115,000 4V2S, due on Sept. 1 from
the
1979
on
Sent.
1
from
the
to
are
to constitute
or
of the
extent
Bond
State
of any
or
thereof,
or
of
a
political
pledge
unlimited
awarded
1960
tax
Securities Co., Inc., at a
est cost
No.
13
(P.
issue
sold
to
Committee,
of
net inter¬
First
National
City.
Princi
Bank,
City
Legality approved
Marshall,
Caldwell,
Trimble
Logan County (P. O. Logan
West Virginia
Bond
Sale
—
The $2,600
of
O.
!
the
as
4y4S,
at
the
sewer
revenue
w
a
York, at
a
price of 100.
pp* interest cost of about 3.6
q
follows:
3%s.
$2,001,000
Sale—The $240,000 water
off
412—
p.
syndicate heade
National City Ban
First
New
a
par.
bonds
190
4—v.
awarded to
Fi¬
State
building
school
.
$18,100 j Aug.
as
Bond
I and
inclusive.
1984
York
price
Edmonds, Wash.
of about 3.95%.
University of Saint Thomas, (P. O.
Bond
Sale—An
was
nance
\
to
Mitchell, of New York City.
District
price
of $2,676,
bonds. D
(J-J) payable at
State Treasurer's office, or at
general obligation school building
bonds
purchase
interest
and
Home
a
County Sch.
July 1, 1959. Due on July 1 f
Va.
I
the Dallas Union
to
j
VIRGINIA
school improvement
WASHINGTON
bonds
the
for
of Virginia (P. O.
Douglas County Orondo School
'
C
price of
a
ningham, Secretary of Board
Education,
will
receive
se"
bids until noon (EST) on Aug.
$1,113,000 dor¬
bonds offered JuTy
315—were sold tr
Bond
Texas
4*4s; at
as
(P. O. Ripley), W. Va.
Sale—The
the
School
bonds offe
p.
412—w
Bond Offering—Warren A. C
par.
-
(P. O.
Finance
State
WEST
or of any po¬
thereof.
Richmond),
and
307
Jackson County,
deemed
debt of the District
a
subdivision
Jarvis,
the
to
mittee,
of the State
or
litical
Sale—An issue of $2,90,Of 0
schoolhouse
was
sold
of the faith and credit of the Dis¬
trict
No.
Olympia), Wash.
Sale—The $89,000 gen
obligation school
July
31—v.
190
ac¬
forth in
set
Co.
District
WatervVle), Wash.
Independent
McKinney,
Natio
Thurston County Ranter, Sch
,
at
Bank
Pacific
City,
&
man
]
the retirement of
Medical College
payable
& Co., C
National
Illinois
Co., of Chicago, Philad
phia National Bank, of Phila
phia,; Wertheim
&
Co.,
Cla
Dodge & Co., Robert W. Bair
Co., Inc., Stroud & Co., Inc.,
National Bank & Trust Co.,
:
bonds
shall not be
bonds
Bond
(M-S)
Smith, Barney
tinental
Indenture.
the Trust
kins, Weems & Searls, of Houston.
Bond
1961
A
and
Principal
inclusive
Trust
respect to the payment
Moody National Bank, Galveston.
Legality approved by Vinson, El-
purchase of $375,000 school
bonds. Dated
Sept.
1,
Due
Indenture.
Series
subdivision
inclusive.
interest
Sept
on
Other members of the syndic
are:
in
provided
as
receive sealed bids
mitory revenue
p.m. (CST) on Aug. 11
31—-v.
190. p.
for the purchase of $300,000 street
the Federal Housing and
improvement bonds. Dated Seat.
Finance Agency, as 2%3, at
1, 1959. Due on March 1 from 1930
to
to
1976 to 1979t
from
corded priority over the Series B
Legality approved by McCall,
Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall & Horton, of Dallas.
building
1959.
The
clusive.
District,
Marion County, Mullins Sch. Dist.
No. 2 (P. O. Mullins). S. C.
Bond Offering—Dr. Fritz N.
Johnson, Chairman of Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Aug. 20 for
payment
the Trust
The
SCU™ CAROLINA
.
their
for
of interest
Marque, Texas
—
H. C.
1972
| 1,355,000 3 ^S. Due
the Commission and Na¬
bonds with
Offering
on Sept
1975. inclusi
'
from
tional Bank of Commerce of Nor¬
Aug. 15, 1959. Due on
from 1960 to 1972 inclusive.
Bond
''
on Sept,
1971 inclusi
Due
to
1,180,000 .3%s. Due
Bank, of Seattle, Townsend, D
ney & Tyson, Kenower, Mac
thur & Co., and Farwell, Ch
15,000 street improvement bonds;
Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1962 in¬
Prive,
1964
from
to be issued
sewer
Treasurer,
will receive
sealed bids until 11 a m. (DST) on Mayor, will
until 7:30
33/4S.
1,890,000
f
inclusive
1963
to
Kansas
bonds
La
1961
between
R.
Lincoln,
Lindsey, Harold E. Wood & Co.,
Bond
Woodcock, Hess, Moyer &
Co.,
Arthur L. Wright & Co., Wright, 1 Town
Wood
ISLAND
Womeldorf &
are
i'r
$575,000 6s. Due on Sept. 1
pursuant to Chapter 714
Dated
June 15
Development
Government
Irving Co., Bank for Puerto Rico is fiscal
Henry
G. Wells
& Co., Westagent for the Puerto Rico Ports
heimer & Co., White, Hattier &
Authority.
Sanford, White, Phillips Co., Inc.,
[as follows:
Virginia of 1956, as
amended, and a Trust Indenture,
dated as of July 1, 1959, by and
follows:
$15,000 water works and
system revenue bonds.
improve;o
of the Acts of
Tyler,
of
'
$5,000,000 g
are
The bonds
ways.
East
the
to
Co.,
4s, at a price of par, as
as
pounds, against 41,035,878 pounds
for the year ended May 31, 1958,
an increase of 7.39%.
&
Roth
Weil,
Co.,
awarded
bonds
&
bonds
under and
of $30,000
issue
July 1, 1959
July 1, 1999. The
carry
the approving
being issued for
the
purpose
of
(a)
providing
funds, with other available funds,
for refunding all the outstanding
Chesapeake
Bay
Ferry
District
Revenue
Bonds, dated April 1,
1956, and (b) paying the cost of a
bridge and tunnel project across
lower Chesapeake Bay, including
approaches and approach
high¬
Tex.
Arp,
Sale—An
Bond
dated
on
will
The
an
For
eral
opinion
New
TEXAS
1959, there were 1,226,159 passen-
Wash.
Seattle,
Sale—The
vobligation
Bond
& Co.;
shing,
,
Lombardo,
Cartwright & Co.,
witz, of Seattle.
of Mitchell, Per¬
Shelterly & Mitchell, of
York City.
: ' V.'
-£■ *
legal
Tenn.
.
Stubbs,
Ho
by Preston, Thorgrimson &
by
hsaded
Corp.; Allen
be
mature
bonds
Bond Offering—W. H. Cany Jr.,
Charles A. Parcells non & deader, of fiarrisburg.
City Clerk, will receive
sealed
& Co., Peoples National Bank, of \
PUERTO RICO
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
Charlottesville, Peters, Writer &
Christensen, Inc., D. A. Pincus & Puerto Rico Ports Authority (P. O. 18 for the purchase of $3,625,000
bonds, as follows:
Co.
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood,
San Juan), Puerto Rico.
Putnam
&
Co., Rippel &
Co., !
Reports Increased Passeneger $2,000,000 municipal auditorium
Riter & Co., Rodman & Renshaw, and Cargo Traffic at International
bonds. Dated Nov. 15, 1957.,
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., M. A. j Airport—Passenger traffic through
1,625,000
park
bonds.
Dated
Saunders & Co., H. V. Sattley & International Airport at San Juan,
March 15, 1957.
Co., Seasongood & Mayer, Shan- Puerto Rico, totaled 96,807 in May,
Due from 1960 to 1997 inclusive.
non
& Co., Shaughnessy &
Co., j 1959, compared with 77,625 pas- Principal and interest payable at
I. M. Simon & Co., Simpson, Em- ; sengers
in May of 1958, an m- the City Treasurer's office, or at
ery & Co., Herbert J. Sims & Co.,
crease of 24.71% according to an the
Chemical
Corn. Exchange
Starkweather & Co., Stern, Frank, announcement July 30 by Eduardo
Legality
Gracia, Executive Director of the Bank, New York City.
Meyer & Fox, Stern, Lauer & Co.,
Authority. Cargo moved through approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Sterne,
Agee & Leach, Harold
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
the airport in May totaled 3,296,S.
Stewart &
Co., Stix & Co.,
715 pounds compared with 3,051,- City.
Watkins
&
Minneapolis,
syndicate
will
bonds
and
20,000 4.20s. Due on July 1, 1987.
^a^y approved ^ Rh<*ds, Si-
Bank, o£
a
1986
j (M-S) payable at the City Tre
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & bonds
offered
Aug.
3- v.
1
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, p. 208—were awarded to a r,y
Inc., will, make public offering in fdicate headed by the North
the
near
future
of
$210,00j,000 Trust
Co., of Chicago, and Fi
Primary Pledge Revenue Bonds, Boston
Corp., at a price of 1! h.O
including $140,000,000 Series A a net interest cost of about 3.46
and
$70,000,000
Series B.
The
$80,000 4%s.. Due on July 1 from
to
a
and
[urer's office. Legality approv
Merrill
Securities
1983
Boston
Principal
smith, and
Corporation, at a
net interest cost
of about 4.23%, as follows:
and interest payable at
the National Bank of Slatington.
Co
National
Tenn.
$100,000 water
revenue,
Series 1959
bonds offered July 31—v. 190, p.
315—were awarded to the Equit¬
—
First
Lewisburg,
New- ; Principal
R,
Stone
Rnlanrf
J '
inclusive.
inrllls
keted
1961 to It
inter
Sept. 1 from
on
(inclusive.
VIRGINIA
sewer
able
Due
Worth
Fort
Chesapeake Bay Bridge and
Tunnel District, Va.
$210 lUiuiOii juonas to
Mar¬
Sale—The
Bond
and
ine purcnase 01 price of 100.06',
Patf^m?L' ? 19b9
in
^ from I960 to
Co
&
lU ior
$3'0/0^0o^Pefal1Q^bQll^1e1o^SeD?'
& Co., McMaster
Mead, Miller
Co.,
Milhiirn-Cophran
Cn
Rr
nf
^
Aug.
& i
TVToDbnald-Moore
Tnr»
Wnonn
Co.,
Co.,
H
Secretary of Board of
School Directors, will receive
sea:led 1nds
the p™rcha°e Tif
;Krum,
& Co.,
Mason-
Magnus
Mannheimer-Egan,
Inc.,
Miller
<p- °AtSJjt\l^onwluor
B °n d / ff" g
and
Securities
Cumberland
are:
City,
Eank, of Fort Worth.
syndi¬
the
of
members
Other
cate
Corp,
Midsouth
Securities C j.,
Bank of Erie. Legality
!
approved
by
Burgwin,
Ruffin, Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
j Smith, and Clark, Landstreet &
perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Kirkpatri.ck, Inc.
n
Moines, Johnson & Johnson,
D. Jones & Co., Kalman i
Co.,
&
interest
Kansas
National
National
Edward
&
1, 1959. Principal
payable at the First
Sept.
Dated
an(j
of
220,000 43/4s.. Due on July 1 from
1972 to 1975 inclusive.
825,000 school building revenue
bonds. Due on Sept. 1, 1984.
Harper & Son & |
Co., Harrison & Co.,
'
j
J. J. B. Hilliard & Son, Charles
A. Hinsch & Co., Howard, Weil,
Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co., In-j
dianapolis Bond & Share Corp., j
lowa-Des Moines National Bank, |
&
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
e
(616)
1960
from
bonds offered
Due
to
Au
on
1967
inclusi
599,000 3V2S. Due on Aug. 1,
j Aug. 4 — v. 190, p. 511 — were
Houston), Texas
Offering—Rev. J. F. Mur¬ ! awarded to Juran & Moody, Inc.,
and
1969.
to
Other members
of the syi
phy, President of Board of Direc¬ at a net interest cost of about
cate are: Goldman, Sachs &
1979 inclusive. Principal and in- tors, will receive sealed bids un¬ 4.54%.
4erest,
(M-S) payable at a bank til 9 a.m.
1 Phelps,
Fenn & Co., Equit
(CST.) on Aug. 31 for the
Grant County Moses Lake School
or
trust
company
to be agreed purchase
Securities Corp., F. S. Smit
of
$302,090
Common ?
District No. 161 (P. O.
upon by the successful bidder and
& Co., Kanawha Valley Bank
1974 to 1976 inclusive.
Building Revenue bonds.
Dated
Ethrata), Wash.
and
Seasongood
Charlseton,
1,625,000 term bonds as 5s.
Due the District. Legality anproved by Aug. 1, 1959. Due on April 1 from
Bond
Offering
—
Robert
S.
Sinkler.
Gibbs
&
Simons,
of 1962 to 1999 inclusive.
on Sept. 1,
1999.
Mayer.
Legality
O'Brien, County Treasurer, will
Dated Sept. 1,
approved by. McCall & Horton, of
1959j Principal Charleston,
receive sealed bids until 10 a.m.
WISCONSIN
Dallas. The Issuer is not a public
and interest payable at the FidelSOUTH DAKOTA
(PST) on Aug. 24 for the purchase
agency and interest on said bonds
ity Trust Co, of Pittsburgh. Le¬
Onalaska, Wis.
of
$150,000
general
obligation
Leola, S. D.
is subject to Federal income taxes.
gality approved by Burgwin, Ruf¬
Bond
Offering — Harold
Bond Sale—The $25,000 general
Series A
honds. Dated Sept. 1,
•'Jv b
fin. Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1961 Johnson, Citv Clerk, will ree
IVest Colombia Brazoria
Consoli¬ 1959
Other members of the syndi- ! obligation sewage treatment bonds
to
1979
inclusive. Principal and | sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CD
:
cate are: Ira Haupt & Co, Bache ! offered Aug. 3—v.
190, p. 411— dated Independent School District
cn
Aug. 25 for the purchas
interest
(P.O. West Colombia).
Tex.
(M-S) -payable
at
the
& Co, Reynolds & Co, Boenning v'ere awarded to the Leola State
Bond Sale—The $1,670,090 un¬ County
Treasurer's
cffice.
Le¬ $75,€C0 general obligation se
& Co, B. J.
Van Ingen & Co, ! Bank, of Leola, as 4%s, at a price
of par.
limited
tax
schoolhouse
bonds gality aDoroved bv Weter, Roberts bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Du
Inc, Rambo, Close & Kerner, Inc,
] Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1969 in
offered Aug. 4—v. 190, p. 511— & Shefelman, of Seattle.
Poole & Co, Kay, Richards & Co,
TENNESSEE
j /sive. Legality approved by were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
Grant & Co, Inc., and Arthur L.
Island County Couveville Consoli¬ isey, Owen. Scott, Barber &
headed by Eddleman, Pollock &
Crockett County (P. O. Alamo),
Wright & Co, Inc.
dated School District No. 274
quart, cf Minneapolis.
Fosdick, and The First National
Tennessee
(P. O. Couoeville), Wwh.
Bank in Dallas, at a price of D?r,
Suburban Erie Building Authority
Bond Sale—The $750,000 school
Bond Sale—An issue of $30,000
(P. O. 3608 West 26th Street,
bonds offered July 28—v. 190, p. a net interest cost of 4.23%, as fol¬
general obligation Series B bonds
Erie), Pa.
'
-
'•
•'
'
■
•
..
...
.
:
'
Bond
Offering—Thomas
will
Secretary,
receive
for
the
sealed
purchase of $1,625,000
school
from
building revenue
bonds.
1961
Due
on
Sept. 1
to 1974 inclusive.
,
4.13%,
bonds, as follows:
$800,000 school
Corporation, and First National
Memphis, at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
(EDST) on Aug. iBank, of
bids until 8 p.m.
25
207—were awarded to a syndicate
headed by the Equitable Securities
Lord,
as
follows:
I960
to 1963
4s.
Due
1964 to 1971
was
$500,000 41£s. Due
1960
to
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
on
July
inclusive.
1
from
on
1980 to
1985
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
1979
640,000 43/fes. Due
530,000 4.2Q«
$105,000 4!&s. Due
425
CANADA
lows:
on
Feb. 1 from
incusive.
Due
on
Committee,
&
Co..
Fr'dley
as
4V4s, at
Frederking, Commerce Trust Co.,
a
Finance
BRITISH COLUMBIA
price of
Cranbrook, B. C.
Bond
Bond
will
& j
State
par.
Other members of the s'Trdica+e i P-m.
Dittmar
the
to
Mouniainlake
Feb. 1 from
1986 to 1989 inclusive.
are:
sold
Terrace.
Wa*h.
Offering—'The Citv Clerk
receive sealed bids until 7:45
(PST)
on
Au<?.
17
for
the
Sale—An
improvement bonds was
to James
the
Richardson &
Imperial
nurchase cf $15^,000 general ob¬
Due
ligation bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1959.
inclusive.
on
Bank
5%s, at
jointly,
■
i?sue of $77
a
awa1
Sons,
of'-Tore
price^of 9.
July 2 frcm
I960 to
@FedFRASER