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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'% 23 ¥2 23% 23 % 23 ¥4 23 ¥4 23 ¥4 23 ¥4 4,800 22 ¥2 23 22% 23% 2.2 Va 22% 22% 23 Va 4,500 x86% 37 87% 88' 87¥2 88 ¥4 87% 88 ¥4 5,200 46 % 40%, 46% 47 46 Va 46% 31,500 73% 73% *73 ¥2 79 ¥2 *78% 79 Va .60 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% 20V14% 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% •40% 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'% *321/2 , 83'% *82 83'% 34'% 33'.4 27'% 27 27'% 40% 41 40% 403% 6 25 11*4 11% •'4. 52 ¥a 52% 51% 21'% 213„ 21% 21 "a 84 84 *84',2 35% 85% *84'% *43'% 47 72 *46% 47 *46% *41% 43 *41 42 42 42' 47 •. ■ 1,500 5 Vtt 5»% 1,500 49% 50'% 1,900 . 6 ¥a 113 31 6 113 3214 100 4.500 6 Va 5,400 '25% 12,300 26% 25 ¥2 11 11 ¥3 11 ¥4 11V4 52 % 52% 21'% ' 1,200 ■ 5 ¥3 20 2 .•% 11% '. 52i% 5 Va 52 30% 11 Vb 10 24,600 34 27 y4 30 ¥2 27% . 34 6 % 26% 100 24% *1121% 27 Va • 77 .20% 33 21 22,100 24 Va 17% 112% 6'% ' 102 ¥4. 77 . 113'% 6 ¥a 1,300 69% 69% 23 ¥a 40 3» 6'% 1,600 101% *92 52 Vi 112% 3.800 17% ' - . 54% 54 30 ¥a 5 ¥a 51 ¥4 50 84 *82 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 *49 ¥2 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 *65% 5 2 ¥2 4 14 3 35% 34% 27¥2 41 Va 5¥3 5V» 52'% 52¥2 112% 112% 19 3 14 *60 Va 93 67% - 19% 14 V4 35% 75 ¥2 *82 84 30%. 21% 700 10% 19% 11 ¥4 23'% 27 % 20 6,900 61 a *10 % 11 2.200 50 69 *92 10,600 44,200 41 ¥2 93(4 100% 32 32% 29% 30% *65% 35 • 35% - 19% 34% 14 ¥a *82 53% 54 *17%: 17%: *63% 18% 33% 19% 11% 61 40% 33% x75 V2 27% 41 S ¥a 39% , . 83% 54 17%, 30% *92 76¥2 67¥2 30 61% 40% llVa 61 19% 34 ¥2 . *10 ¥2 11. 20 0 ,1.4 4'* 50% 1.80 1.66% Co $4.25 conv preferred Canada ■ 29% 28% 93 28 *92 ■*'% *50 68% 69 98 101% 32 32'/4 68 98¥2- 101% 31% 31'% 29% 30¥4 34% 100 participating preferred.!—lOo Canada Dry 61% 39% *10 V% 20 14% 14% 21 VB ; Soup " . 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% *82'. 54 18 16% 25(4 76V2 *66¥4 *82¥2 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% 4,800 2,800 18,400 50 85'% *84 45 ¥2 46'% *46 ¥2 47 *42*% 43 V2 *41 43 ¥2 200 29 Va 2 9 V4 17,800 *66% 67 ¥2 400 *84 29% 29 ¥a 29% 29 23% 29 ¥a 29 ¥t 69 67% 67% 67%. 67% 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%. 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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. 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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 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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 __ . 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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (577) NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD Range for Previous Year 1938 Rang. Sine, Jaa . 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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 viM .. :. -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 ._10 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 *48 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/^ '// 53% 13% 50% 10 3,600 65 Vi *87 35'% 90 27'% *13'% 1 7,700 65V4. *11% 41 88% 53% 1 15 600 25% 111 111 29'%' 29% par *103 - 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 Vr ! > 9!3/ 28 Dec 2 f.5,4 iUg n ?«3/2 Jan 18 % "f" o 4 S oni/ Wu *LUj? 21 «3/8£m96 6 % Jun 25 nnv Jan 1= 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 ' ^ar ® ^=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 S 25% Nov 28 33% July 18 5 """J* 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« IVv fan 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% '/4 774 15% 3,300 40% 16 >% *28% 69% - 16 *23 *74% *81 *90 697a 140 350 vJ ^ • o 27 21 —.5 105% 1087: 16 13% *87'/2 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 *86 *86 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 xl2% 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% *86 100 *149 5 50 —1 _„3.33Vs Co —10 44% *137 *99 100 152 100 *150 44% 45'/a 138 137 84% 87% 44 137 *83 *86 150 153 *149 45 *99 100 *99 153 34% 35 34% *86 125 125 125 *83 & 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% *29 Va 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 *3% 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 *82 «* 33% 45% 84 14% 35 36 21 30 . preferred_.No par 2nd pfd No par non-cum 83 15 34% 36 21% «* 82% 82 59% 105 55% 68 69 1,500 45 Vi *37 48% 59% -104 54% *26% *50% 271/4 68% 4gl/» 55% ' X50%'50% 14% 34% 35% 20% *3% . 100 88 Vi 145'A 15 29% Jan 11 20% 511/2 69'% 43 33% 45% 83 . *87 82 37 58./,. *265/» 33% 451/« 84 14?/« 341/2 36 21 *30 56'/. 585-'° 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% « 3VA 1st non-cum 26/a 511/2 68% / 20 _100 com. 27 52 68/b 333/4 <£,/ 82 /2 141/2 343/8 35 4 common.3 Industries 54'/a S®I> 45%' 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% /8 fl/a 5?=, __25 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% *85 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 o 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 *85 200 121 49% 49% 791/2 86V2 49% 791/2 861/2 951/2 *94 !'8 1 & Valley & 95 /2 49% 49% *77 *85 128 120 49% 79'/a 861/2 os/ 4 common.. preferred Lehman *85 8 Lehigh Valley RR__: Lehn 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% *118 —100(1 "nS " ? il ?S *2 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 & . Gas 4.32% Lees 91 7 H) Co Co Laclede La Lane 22 r! S) (S inr Jt Kwehler Mfg 55 % Apr 6 12 V* May Kress 34 Vi Apr 7 30 % Mar 23 8 42 'A 4'A Mar 11 DutchAlrllnes In! rlt ! (E (S KC! ^ogtr 22 31 2 5 23 % Jan 25% Dec 17 3 22 ^ 5 Jan ,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 Steel*Wh? King-Seelev Feb 125 !83.'2 !36 /4 K«rCounfv Laid"?n"""' N°oPsn Kerr-M?GeeOil fndiS ? 4'4i ?onv /rlL/weLrred 5j Kimberly-Clark C«™ 85 *120 w"— v 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% *124 ! ~ 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 4 471/2 *120 lit cifm P*n GmT *KrL ^—w50 Powit&i?£mrn— nP™ Kansas Mar 46 125 31,900 59 VA 58 59% 60% 110 110 *46% 47% 59% 60% *107 112 11% " C?tv0 Kansas 2 25 2 59% 60 % 108% ll0 49 *11 ^ pSrJJed" Kansas n^'2 110 123% JnS nreferrid""" 4 50% 6 12 *119 100 3 93 Mar ^ MnverHhlV"nrTf~^ conver«ble preferred May 20 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 Preferr«d_—100 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 - < 1 STftrK EXCHANGE 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%% .50c 100 1 common convertible preferred (J Ray) <Sc Co Inc McDonnell Aircraft Corp.—_r 80 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 *68 *77% 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 r51 'A 51 'A 610 14% 16,500 *77% 38% r51 51 r5! 51 . 13% 14% 14'A 14% 14 *79 V80 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% *91 46 92% *75 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 preferred list series) 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 .35 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% *44% 45 443/4 44% *44% 443A *44 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%. 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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. \ . - 26.100 ' 430 32,000 Volume Number 190 5871 . . .Tie Commercial and Financial Chronicle (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 . 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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 *31% 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 .2 52% Jan 2 31 20% Jun 17 33% Nov 6 31 -i .lau 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 ..No pai *37% 39% *3 7 % 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 •5% 35% 33% 25 35% r4 % 35 •/« X34% 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 % 4! % 14,700 54 54% 53 54% 51% 52% 51% 52 '/a 50% 51% 33,990 pfd —100 *105 125 100 95 95 5 , pfu__ 34 34% 76% 76 7 \j 5 70 69 69 (Del) .___ 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% % 1 % 1% 9.300 58% 57 Va 58% 14,290 31% 31% 520 10,300 Shoe Tnr 18 18% 20% 21% 2c% .1 1 % 1% 1% 2ft 55 % 56% 56 % .58 57% 58'% 57 % 31% 31% 31% 31% 32 32 31 »,2 31' 42% 40% 41% 40% 41% 40. 41% 39% 40'A 41 84% *83% 84% ..... 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Co ■V 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, -3 4'A 34% 4 000 1S% Park » 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 % *63%: 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 *67% 9 8% ft Cos 7 72 20 18 16% Jan 14 34 34% 75 £4 19% 13% Jun 23 34 33% *92 57% 12 A- 93% 19% 21 S 93 % 57% 21 4%V/ 91% 19% 2% Oct U 91% *57%' 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% *114% 68 10C 25% *81 88 *81 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% *8% 104% *104 104% 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% .8% 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% *8% 8% 26% 27% 104 104% 47% 48% •-•81 88 1 —„10 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% 16 % 10 % 10% 10% 11% 11 10 % 10% 10 93% 8% 94 94 93% 300 93% 93 % 94 *8% 8% 800 18% *17 *93 8% 8% 8% *17 18% *17 8% 8% 18% *17 18% 16,400 9% 9% 9% 9% 9% 9% *75% 76% *75% 76% *75'A 76 % 76% 45 % 3,900 9% 9% ♦75% 46'A 52% 49% 3,000 30 154 ,> 79 48% 45 46% 24% 24% 24% 23% 24 % 65,200 26% 27% *77% 46% 24 *26% 49% 22,300 48 25 24% 10,660 51% £1 *152 154 -152 154 *152 51% 51 51% 51 % 52% 152%t 51% 45% 45 % 44% 46% 45 i52% 46 26% *26% 27 % *26% 27% *77% 78% 77 77% 120 79 48% 47 48% 25,600 35% 1,700 *77% 300 48% 47% 48% 47% '35% 35% 35 % 35 35% *34% 45% 46% 45% 45% 45% 46% 34 34/2 11% 11A 26/2 27 *3o% 35% 6/8 0 /8 143 143% 60 60% *78 80 31% 31 h 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% *78 80 31 31% 92% 92% 38% 34% , 35 11% 12% 27'A 27 % 35% 35% 6% 6 /a 143% 144% 59% 60% *78 ; 80 30% 31% .92% . 92% 12Va 12% 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% *95% 96% 102 102% 35% . 38% 39 103 103% **>2%. 83% £6 80 .*86 87% 50 50 A **£,'? A 16 /a 16 A 18/a 18/4 85% 95% 101% 101% 38'A 39 103% 103% *82 83% 85% 85% *85% 87 50 50 ^ *12 12% 16% 16 A 18 18% *95% 96% 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% 7C0 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 *46% 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% 62V4 60% *50 50% 50% 50% *50% 45V2 45 451/8 45, 45 Vb 42 42 42 31% 31% 31% 6 % 6% 6% 32% 64)% 62 50% 50% 45 45 45 45 3,500 41% 42 % 1,700 *311/4 31% 41% 48 5,100 15,000 61% 51 41% 41 41% *31% 31% 31 % 31% % 6 Va 6% 6% 33% 33% *32% 331/4 48 *47 48 *47 40C 48 *35% 36 6 331/8 33 110 *89 11 62i% *47 Vb 90 *89 11% .46% 24% *47 . 6% 32% 400 9,600 G % 32% 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 *70 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 }J i? w 72% Feb 60% May 20 94" . 9/200 94 95 *85 88 *85% 88 35% 35% 36 93% 94 *94 94% 88 *85 88 *85 88 *85% *85% 370 94 91 88 *85 88 *85 88 94 *85 87 *85 87 49 49 49% 48% 5,900 49% 48% 49% 48 49 'A 98% 67 97% 96% 96% 98 *97'/2 *96% 99 % 49 *97% 331/4 32% 33 33 VB 331/4 32% 33 5,500 36% 36%- 36% 36% 38% 3,200 *98% 33 32% 36% 36% 99 99 90% 33 36V4 36''A *98% IOO1/2 *98% 100 *98% 100% 91V4 951/4 90% 92 901/4 91% 94 *891/2 94 36 92% 94 93% *91 *89 76Vb 41% 92 76% 41% 34% 34% 341/4 34% 95 96% 93% 94% x92% 93% 86 % 86% 861/2 861/2 x86% 86 % *108% 500 4,600 13,200 115 110 10 100 90 *89 8.500 90% 700 94 76% 76% 75% 76% 75% 76 75% 75% 1,500 41% 41% 40% 41% 39% 40% 39% 39% 19,500 33% 34 33% 34 14,600 94 28,400 *108% 115 65 65% 64% 97% 97 34"% 34% 74 *85% 87 *108% 64% 63% 971/2 97% 97% 34% 34% 33% 34'/8 73% 73% . 8,600 64% 97% 34% 75 500 115 63% 97% 34% 86 115 86 641/2 *721/2 92 'A 93% 931/8 *108% 115 971/2 34"% *72% 34% 64% 97% 34% *108% 65% 97 % 34 .( *721/2 74( 640 8.400 - 300 *72% 74 42 42 4IV2 42% 800 42 42 41 42 42 40% 57% 57% 57 57% 56 6,200 57% 57% 57 57 57% *100% 13% 101 • 1001/2 13 13% 101 100% *100y2 101 101 12% 12% 12% 13 12% *271/2 13% *100i/2 28 *27V2 28 51 *27% 101 12% 120 6,700 28 28 *271/2 28 50% 50% *501/2 500 51% 50% 50% *501/2 50 50% 27 26% 26% 26V4 2 7'A 27'A 1,500 27% 27'A 27 42% 42% 42% *42% 42% 1,600 44 44% *27% 43% 45'% 43% *82% *22 10% 85 24 11% *22 43% *82% 85 24 *22 *10% 45 85 *82% 24 *22>A 14,900 85 *221/4 24 \ 44'A *82% 44 VB 85 24 lO'A 10% 10% 10 10% 9% 9% 1,400 41% 42% 42 43 42% 43% 431/4 43% 7,200 36'/2 37 36% 37 36% 37 36% 37 3,900 1221% 123 *121 11% 37% 37% 40% 41% 142% 144% 23% 24 116% 45 Vb *82% 10% 41% 42 Va 36% 37 123% 123% 26% 26% 32 32% 58% 59 81 81 *89% 90% 90%» 91 42% 43% 44 44 44% 26"% 118% filed for the company's 123% *121 123% *121 123 50 27 26% 27 261A 26% 26% 26% 1.800 26% 321/4 32 32 31 % 32% 31% 32 32 1,800 571/2 58% 58 58% 57% 57% 56 Vb 57% 8II/4 81 8IV2 82 83V4 82% 83 *80% 89 88 89 89% 891/2 *88 90% 91% 92 92% 2,100 11% 11% 11% 11% 2,700 34% 43% 139 22% 3o% 43% 140% 22% 5,400 104% 109% 93,000 87 90% 91% 90% 91 11% 11% 11% 11% 35% 37Vb 41 42 141% 142% 23% 23% 116% 120% reorganization, 116% a Deferred 24,400 3.500 500 , 34% 35% 42% 42% 140% 142 . 23% 23% 114 90 34% 35% 42% 43% 129% 140% 23 23 108% 114% , delivery, r Cash. sale, wd When 4,200 1,200 distributed, Number 5871 190 Volume .The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . . (585) Bond Record New York Stock «« FRIDAY Toe italic letters the in column headed WEEKLY - "Interest Period" indicate Figures alter decimal point represent Year 1958 Range Since Jan. Highest 102.14 Nov Lowest 102.14 Nov 5 GOVERNMENT BONDS NEW YORK STOCK 1 Highest the case 32nds more of month when Feb Treasury 3 V4s Treasury 3%s Treasury 3s 97.12 Aug 15 Feb —_Feb Oct Low High 1 1969 -97 24 1 1980 Nov 15 1974 mature /! AND HIGH SALE PRICES Wednesday Thurrday Aug. 6 Aug. 5 High Low High Low Sales for Friday the Week Aug. 7 High Low *97.24 *97.24 98 *97.26 98.2 *97.28 98.4 *97.16 97 24 *97.16 97.24 *97.18 97.26 *97.22 97.30 *97.26 98.2 *95.26 96.2 *95.26 96.2 ♦95.26 96.2 *95.30 96.6 *95.30 96.4 98 *89.14 89.22 *89.18 89.26 *89.20 15 1978-1983 89.28 *89.24 90 *89.28 90.4 *87.28 88.4 *88 88.8 *88.6 88.14 *88.10 88.18 May 15 1985 Jun *88.10 88.18 *87.20 87.28 *87.24 88 *87.26 88.2 *87.30 88.6 *88.2 88.10 15 1964 *94 94 4 *94.2 94.8 *94.4 Aug 15 1966 94.8 *94.6 *92 4 92 8 *92.4 92.8 *92.6 Feb Treasury 2%s Treasury 23/4s 92.10 *92.6 92.10 *92.8 92.12 *84.20 84.28 *84.24 85 *84.24 85 *84.28 85.4 *84.28 85.4 *96.16 96.20 *96.18 96.22 *96.20 96.24 97.24 15 1995 Sep 94.6 -*94.4 15 1961 *96.14 96.18 *96.14 96.18 15 1960-1965 Dec *97 10 97 18 *97.10 97.18 94.10 *97.16 Feb 97.24 15 1965 *97.16 97.24 *97.16 *91 91 4 *91.2 91.6 *91.2 —Nov Treasury, 2%s Treasury 2'/2s *91.6 91.10 *91.8 *95.22 95^26 91.6 15 1961 *95.22 95.26 *95.24 95.28 *95.28 96 *95.18 96 *87 10 87.18 *87.12 87.20 *87.12 87.20 *87.14 87.22: *87.16 87.24 *92.28 93 *92.28 93 *92.30 93.2 *92.30 93.2 *85.12 $5.20 *85.12 Treasury 2%s Treasury 2%s Treasury 2 Vis Aug 15 1 963 * 92.28 93 —..Dec 15 1963-1968 *85 10 85 18 *84.18 Jun 15 1962-1967- 91.12 Treasury 2%s 94 Jan 29 85.4 Jan 20 85.4 Jan 85.20 *85.14 85.22 *85.16 85.24 *84 16 84 24 84.26 *84.18 15 1964-1969 84.26 *84.20 84.28 *84.22 84.30 *944 9412 *84.6 84.14 *84.6 Mar 15 1965-1970 84.14 *84.8 84.16 *84.12 *94 949 *84.2 84.10 Mar 15 1966-1971 Treasury 2 Vis 29 15 1964-1969 Dec Treasury 2V2s Treasury 2Vis Jan Jun Treasury 2%s 94 Jun 105.16 Feb 24 101.24 Feb 6 103.8 Apr — 23 103.8 Apr — 96 — __ 98.16 July 22 99.8 Jan 7 93.16 May 20 96 84.10 *84.4 84.12 *84.4 *9222 83 84.12 *84.6 84.14 82.30 *82.22 *83.2 83.4 *83.2 83.10 *83 26 84 2 *83.28 84.4 *83.28 84.4 *84 84.8 *84.4 84.12 *94 9 9412 *94.8 94.12 *94.8 Dec 94.12 15 1959-1962 *94.10 94.14 *94.10 94.14 *93 12 93 16 *93.16 93.20 *93.16 93.20 *93.18 93.22 *93.20 93.24 *97 23 97 25 *97.23 97.25 *97.23 97.25 *97.23 97.25 *97.23 97.25 *99.16 100.16 Nov Bank 15 1960 82.30 *82.24 for & Development Nov 1 1980 *98.24 99.24 *99 100 *99.8 100.8 *99.8 100.8 Dec 1 1973 *98.8 99.8 *98.8 99.8 *98.16 99.16 *98.10 99.16 *98.24 Jan 99.24 1 1977 *97 8 98.8 *97.8 98.8 *97.8 98.8 *97.8 98.8 *97 98 May 1 1978 *93 94 *93 94 *93.8 94.8 *93.8 94.8 *93.16 94.16 15 1979 *93.8 94.8 *93.8 94.8 *93.16 94.16 *93.16 94.16 *93.16 94.16 May 15 1968 *92 93 *92 93 *92.8 s 4 %s— 93.16 May 20 *84.2 84.8 4 Vis __ 23 84.14 84.6 *84 4 V2 ~ __ *84.6 *83.30 84.8 15 1967-1972 4%s_ 16 84.12 84.6 *84 15 1967-1972 Reconstruction 24 *84.4 *83.30 84 6 15 1959-1962 Sep International 96.16 Sep 84.10 84 4 *83 30 Dec Treasury 2 Vis 105.16 Feb Jan 4%s__ 7 Jan a-'J'B3/4si'_ 91 July 9 92.16 Feb 95 Jun __ 13 92.16 Feb 14 3 Vis 14 __ Jun 2 83 Jun *92.8 93.8 1 *91 92 *91 92 *91 92 Oct 15 1971 *91 92 *91 92 *91 92 *91 92 May 15 1975 *87 89 *87 88 fi3%s__ —II — 83 93.8 __Jan 3%s 2 *91 92 *87 88 *87 *92.16 93.16 :' 88 92.16 *90 92 *87 89 Oct 1 1960 *98.24 99.24 99.24 *98.24 99.24 *98.24 1981 *81.16 83 *81.16 83 *81.16 83 *81.16 83 *81.16 *84 85 *84 85 *84 85 *84 85 *84 85.16 83 *81.16 83 *81.16 Mar bonds of 1 1976 *81.16 15 Sep Serial •_ 83 1972 • 99.24 1 July 15 3s 3s H2%s _ *91 1 Oct 3%s 2 1969 _ ' 3 Vis Jun 84.20 *84.2 *83 28 15 1967-1972 Jun Treasury 2Vis Treasury 2Vis Treasury 2%s Treasury 2 %s 20 1959 *99 *98.24 *81.16 83 *99 100 ' 100 99.24 *99 *98.24 100 *99 83 *81 *£9 — ——— 100 1950 2s— asked price. No sales transacted this day. flThls issue has not Feb 15 99.16 *98.16 99.16 *98.16 99.16 Feb 15 1961 *96.16 97.16 *96.16 97.16 *96.16 97.16 2s— and *96.16 97.16 *96.16 Feb 97.16 15 1962 *94 95 *94 95 *94 95 *94 95 *94 95 as yet been admitted RANGE Friday BONDS New York Stock 3% Unification Period to FOR *98.16 99.16 or Sale Price Friday's WEEK ENDED AUGUST City Range Since Sold High 99.16 *98.16 7 Fulday Bonds Bid & Asked *98.16 Stock Exchange dealings. BONDS Jan. 1 No. Low Interest Ivt Period New York Stock Exchange Sato Price High Week'! or innge hy'a 1 Low Bonds shed Sold filgh Frl Bid & No. Range Since Jan. 1 Low High Brazil (continued) — 33/4s series No. 9 Issue— Corporate Stock 1960 Week's Range Last Low York New Transit Interest Exchange —. •———; 83 100 • 2s •Bid Bonds(S> High 98 15 1990 Treasury 3s Treasury 3s — bonds ■ Tuesday Aug. 4 Aug. 3 Low Treasury 4s Treasury 4s the point a Monday EXCHANGE 5 Treasury 378s Treasury 3%s 97.12 Aug 15 each or LOW Range for Previous Lowest in one Exchange YEARLY - 1980__ June-Dec 8611 87 % 11 series No. 11 series No. 12— 33/4s series No. 13 33/4s 9134 33/4s 3%s 85& June-Dec — series No. 14 3%s *98 June-Dec 96 *95 98 *99 June-Dec .__ . 1 ; .!■' No. 16 June-Dec No. 17 June-Dec series No. 18 June-Dec *96 99 33/4s series No. 19_. June-Dec *96'/a 98 33/4s '■ .. . No. series series 3%s Foreign Securities series 33/4s series No. 20 June-Dec ♦99 % 99 96 % 96 % 96% June-Dec 97 95 99 33/4s 15 99 96 96 June-Dec June-Dec — 97 96% 96 % 95 96% 96% 95% 96 93% 93 Va 96 98 *93% ' • __ 96 98 99 99 98% 98 V. 95% ——• 97 ' 3%s Members New York REctor 2-2300 120 Stock Broadway, New York No. 22_ series No. 23— series No. 24 33/4s T eletype series 33/4s Exchange 21 33/4s Telephone No. 33/4s WERTHEIM & Co. series series No. 25 June-Dec *98 —June-Dec 97 June-Dec — * 1 97 99 % 33/4s series No. 26 June-Dec No. 27 June-Dec *98 series June-Dec 28 —— Agricultural Mtge Bank External Akershus i s 6s (City of) 5V4s (Dept) collateral 5 AExternal sinking fund 7s 5 A External sinking fund 7s ser 1968__Mar-Sep> Mar-Sept 1945__Jan-JuZy C J AExternal sinking fund 7s ser D AExternal sec sink AExternal sec sink 30-year 3s Australia 7s A ser B sinking funds 7s 1st AExternal f s fd 7s fd bonds $ 2nd 7s 3rd < ser 1957 ser ser April-Ocf Jan-July June-Dec 1966- 15-year 3-%s 1962— Feb-Aug 15-year 3%s 1963_ June-Dec 15-year 15-year 4 %s 1971- June-Dec 4:,/4s 1973 15-year 5s 4y2s extl lAChile 96 96 96 assented due (Free ■ 51% 5'/as external 97% — __ — May-ZVoo 100% 95 Va 6%s 1945 —Feb-Aug 4%s debt adj 4y2s debt lABrazll reduced S of) f s Stamped AExternal to f s Stamped of Stamped 6'/2s to Central of 18 49% 52 90 Va 10 90 94 AExternal 92 4 907« 94% 96% 97% 18 96 Va 983/4 89% 92 % *90 90% 97% 9S% 5 96 1927 to 3.375%) 1952 to 3.5%) funding bonds of pursuant reduced due A 98% 12 967. Plan A 1957 35 100% 102'/a 99% 100% 26 97% 95% 25 95 95% to to 967s Plan 1978 External dollar bonds of A 80% 103 2 101 92 % 66 89 991/4 6 107% 107% 17 — 165 165 1 93% 105 933/8 — —1 ~ 94% 94% *94 __ *130 88 — 1 — — % — __ 88 % *117 5 94 y4 93 94 98 141 141 82% 88% — — 72% -- -a to *130 — it*" 2 — 71% — 77 — - *88 90 — 81% 88 1 (interest — ♦72 — — *98 98 99 *98 ' 97% 98 3 33/4s series No. series No. June-Dec footnotes see 98 29. *97 97 . __ 98 1 98 97 98 97 98 97 97 *96% June-Dec page *98 June-Dec 8 For *93 98 June-Dec 7 33/4s June-Dec j *46 * __ / *46 89 % 47% 47 % mm— ' *90 May-Nov —May-Nov 88% *90 June-Dec __ —— *46 45% — __ — __ 46% 457s June-Dec 43% 54 6s 88 89% 87 *90 June-Dec —-June-Dec 87% *46 *46 " — — *90 AprZZ-Oct 1961 ApriZ-Oct —• — 45 % *43 May-Nov 1961 sinking fund assented AChilean Consol 1962— 6s *90 I960-. 7s ——Mar-Sepf ...June-Dec Mar-Sept __Mar-Sept AColombia (Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct 1961_April-Ocf A6s of 1927 Jan 1961 Jan-JrOf 3s ext sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—April-Oet lACosta Rica (Republic of) 7s' 1951 May-JVou 3s ref $ bonds 1953 due 1972_—'——_—April-Ocf Cuba (Republic of) 4%s external 1977—June-Dec Cundinamarca (Dept of) 3s 1978 Jan-July 4%s (Hukuang Ry) 5s _•_■ ' • 46 87 88% 463/4 *46 *6 "9 93 Va 1951—; (City of) 6%s 1950 adjustment 1970 debt 46 • *90 Mar-Sepf I960- —.— __ *46 May-Nov 1962 Municipal assented 93 Va 6 "l 91 129% —— Czechoslovakia 65 *46'/a 65'/a — — 8 94% 129% 57% 65% 6i y8 73 __ 73 70 73 22 80% 80 82 91 51 51 1 reduced to April-Ocf AStamped assented (interest 6%) extended to 1960— 5'/2s 1974 Feb-Aug El Salvador (Republic of) — 3%s external s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976_./<tn-July 3s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976 Jan-July Denmark *55 60 5%s (Kingdom of) (Republic on 3s (Fed of) Main Rep dollar dollar conv Prussian 4s fund bonds *85% *80 Va Jan-July *90 ^ loan 45 53 56 __ — — 99% — 99 103% 82 53 86 % 77% 80% 204% 204% 1924 _ due Issue— 93 May-Nov • of Ap !"9ci April-Ocf 1953 1953 1972 100% 101 May-Nov 1972 Conversion dollar - 1967 1969 issue - 10074 1953—— 7s 6Vis 1973 of)—Ext bonds bonds & 105 % *15% 10-year bonds of 1936— 3s 80 49 Vs (State)— 4%s sinking fund June-Dec 4 46 89% *46 1993 3s fund sinking assented Herman — June-Dec 5 1 1961 lAFrankfort 1 No. 46 • ' April-Ocf 1957 76V* 2 No. bonds $ assented 70 No. No. fund 6s 1963 assented AEstonia No. series 90% *46 77 series series ._Mar-Sepf April-Ocf ______ 1963 fund jACologne % 71% 74% *117 1951 (Plan B) 89% *90 —, 1961__Mar-Sepf 1962_ 1962__ A6%s AChinese 169 180 ~ *72% April-Ocf April-Ocf Sept 6s Mortgage Bank 6%s 1957 A7s 109 165 180% series series sink AChlle A6s 103 101 ■ — lApril-Ocf June-Dec A 1979 1944 103 98% 3%s 33/4s assented AGuaranteed — 3%s 33/4s assented A 6s fund Sept 1961 fund 6s AExternal sinking 6s 86 (interest :. due Plan 46 91% —— *46 Feb-Aug sinking ' - 91% June-Dec 1931 to 3.375%) 3%s sinking A6V2S 101 (interest 1979—. 90% 8334 " „ ' April-Ocf due 53 87 45 *90 April-Oct April-Ocf Feb-Aug 1960 49 ya 100% 101% 98% 1957 April-Ocf (interest 1979 25 *46 52 ' —June-Dec Plan 52 1961 Feb. assented A 6s Extl 99 98 101 91% .June-Dec 52 *90 s f bds 1978_Jan-JuZy external s f 7s 1942—May-Wow May-Now 1942 sinking fund 6s Feb 1961 AExternal 90 (interest Ry pursuant reduced Stamped A 1926 to 3.375%) pursuant reduced 1941 8s Plan 1978 86 ' — Feb-Aug .—April-Oct ; externa) 6%s to .__ 1978 86 Va 78 V4 ♦90 51% June-Dec April-Oct _■___.—..April-Oct __ 783/4 25 56 *90 51% April-Oct June-Dec 1950 1970 B pursuant reduced 5% A ser pursuant to 3.5% AExternal IA7s ser adj (U Stamped loan 29 82% 97 97 _■_ *80 Mar-Sept 1958_ 6s external 81% 82% I960— assented AGuaranteed Jan-July 1972 loan (City of) §A6%s 80% 82% ARy external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961—Jan-July A6s assented Jan 1961 _Jan-July A6s • ABerlin 53 81% AExternal . 91% — — June-Dec 478s debs adj (series 8) 1965_ Belgian Congo 5%s extl loan 1973— Belgium (Kingdom of) extl loan 4s 1964 49% Mar-Sepf sinking fund 6s assented *50% 1978_Jan-JuZy Mar-Sepf 96 96 . (Dept of) assented f bonds 1974 s 1. 30-yr 3s 1975 (Republic) AExternal *95 *95 1973 1980 State) 99 95 ~ — Government— lABavaria Val A6s — of) 2%s § A7s __ *95 — $ f fl 25-year Cauca 106 3/4 96 *95 — 98% — 5%s 98 99 95 —— ' May-Nov Mar-Sept — 1978 5s 23 102% *95 — June-Dec 1972— No. 30-yr 3s (Dominion of) (Dept A6s 1967 3 "/2s (Rep) 93 __ 103% of)— 3%s 20-year 99 103 *95 1957__April-Ocf 20-year Austrian 98 % *95 124% 93'/a *95 '■ r- 1945—Jan-July 1957_April-Ocf 20-year Austria 124 Va __ *92% 1031/2 1945—Jan-July 1946—Jan-July 1978 (Commonwealth *95 June-Dec Canada 4s 1973 JAAntioquia June-Dec 30; Caldas __ Norway) 29 No. ' April-Oct of 99 98 98 No. series — 1948 (Kingdom Amsterdam (Columbia) *94% series 3%s Municipal 99% 98 „ . 33/4s and 96 % —- 99% ' -• *96% series 33/4s Foreign Government 96 1 96 * June-Dec 33/4s NY 1-1693 97 96 June-Dec — — - . , 96 Va , 1963—Jan-July 111% 7 86% 96% 2 92% 6 98% 1 96 96% 97 % . April-Ocf 102 102 102 95 104% 111 Va 111% 96 H,'8 99 103% The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . . . Monday, August 10, 1959 (586) EXCHANGE BOND RECORD NEW YORK STOCK FOR RANGE Friday interest Period BONDS Sale Price Stock Ercbanja New York (cont) — International loa:n of German Bid & Asked 1930 Tokyo (City of) 7 110% 110 96 4 86 97 35% 36 % 9 29 41% 34% 7 26 % 40 33 % 1 99 % 71 % 70% 71% 70 71 % 69% 15 1968 A Small _ : (Republic of) — new assented (1942 94 94 95 40 92 95 96% 95% 96% 63 94% due A4s 1954 *203 §A4s of 21% *15 50% 511 _5 100 100 16 % * A4s 51 Va 13% 17 18% *20% (1942 18% -- 1933 (City of) Geraes 6'/as agree't) 13% (State)— reduced to sink to Zealand 17 J/a 13 19% 19% 20 f 2.125% ) extl loan fund 19% ... 21% 19% *20% 21 4 ',4s "43 1965— new of) 1963 (30-yr) 103 — 1952—... 100 98% June-Dec 105 % 93 9 103% 1 Stamped pursuant of) loan extl 99% 98% 96% — ANat loan extl s f *90 — 101 99:% 101% 97% 25 993/4 99 — 93 & A4%s assented lAStabilization Jan-July 1982 — ___Apr-Oct 1970—May-Nov April-Get 1966 92% 101% f debs series subord debs 1977 debentures reduced and IA Rio de 48% 44 48% 85'% 84 84% 83% *83 *13% 13% *14% reduced to reduced 83 % 82 85 84 83y2 84% 17 13% 17 11% __ 15% 14% __ 18 13' 15%. 55 12 |A8s to 12 14 17% 15% 13 11% 16 *56 external —_May-Nov 2001 of reduced to *48% reduced to 2%) 95 94% *64 27 *38% 38% *80 Va 1999 ApTil-Ocf A 6y2s 1952 to Plan . Jane-Dec 65 *69 reduced — to to 2.5%) water Stamped pursuant reduced 6a to external Croats to A A external Plan A 65% f Co. 713/4 80 81 2 51 60 1 52% 64 — Italy 1974 1962 1952 to Jan-July Jan-July 54 58 58% 54 9 64 6 *93 Dec 1 Development 1968— debentures 1985 —; CM 241 140/4 260 CO 95 60% Tobacco debentures 75 % 76% 80 80 82 68 71 % 70% 71% 44 75 75 75 see to . —. ' Arbor 1977 89% 45 86% Va 34% 18 82 10, '50 78 85% 89% 87 93% 98% 242 96% — 95 *121 95 1 — — 95 3 — — *903/i debentures — 14% 14% *13Va 70 93 v 93 — Atchison 283 102% 1083/a 436 183% 223 96% 56 95% 100 89 % 61 debs 1981__ page 29. 14% 5 — *101% 101% *14% 14 y8 100% 100% 100 % Apr-Ocf debs 97 Va June-Dec 94 89 100% 50 82% 84'% 139 95% 3 105% 105% 19 105% 105% Feb-Aug 63% 96% 98 3% 79 86% 94 96 95% 89 % 60 3 98 94% 1021/2 103 1073/4 103% 108 Fe— 1 1995_— Stamped 4s July 1 1995: Churl Air Line Ry Atlanta & 3%s 4%s Line RR mortgage Gen mtge 4s 4%s A ser A 1963 1964_^ April-Ocf 93 94 6 89 85% 93 May-Nov May-Nov June-Dec 85% 6 84 *94 Va 100% 98 93% 93% — ~5 100% 100% 96% 98% 103 C ser mtge 3%s series D 1980^ Refining 2%s debentures 1966 3%s debentures 4%s conv Atco 6s 1979 siibord debs 87 % Mar-Sept J an-July 1980 1972 General Feb-Aug .86 88% 94 82 871/a 5 86 , 90 91 82 —... *— /art-July 1 92 92 *81% Mdr-Sept Jem-July Feb-Aug 1987 Manufacturing Corp— conv subord debs 1979 Baltimore 92% 84 90 111% 110% 111% 386 107% 118% 129 128% 136% 524 112% 157 Ohio RR— & cona J '/us int.ge Feb-Aity _Mar-.S'e?)f —April-Ocf 1970— A ser cons conv series debs ref M 1st ref mtge conv 86% 75 % —J an-July 75% 1989- s debentures .f & Light 129 97 123 90 98 ,— 18 12% 17 101 ' J 143/a 103 15% 14% 1 11 14% 96% 15 93 96% 96% 97% 12 95% 98% 96% 4 94% 97% 98 98 Va *176 *90% 27 97% 184 91% 69 98% 184 94 8 75% 78 3/4 813/4 731/4 77% 71 59 74 *77% — 72% 773/4 — 87 90 91 91 2 119 118 119 76 101 101 102 96 96 *83 85 80% — 80% 108% 97% 120% 4 100 106 3 95 97 __■_——April-Oct June-Dec Feb-Aug 1959Inc— dqb series A 1978—: —i conv Borden Corp— Co 1980__ 27/as debs Jan-July May-Nov —Jan-July May-Nov debentures' 1980-—:— (The) Jan-July — *81% __Juu-July 1978—;___ series B 4Vas deb ! 1981_ —Jan-July __Mar-Sept series AC 1967mortgage 4%s. series- JJ T961-. __Mar-Sepf April-Oct series RR 1960^..—__Jan-July AInc moi'!.gager4%s' series A July 1970_May-Nov Brlstol-Mye'rs Co 3s debentures -1968_; April-Oct Brooklyn Union Gas geii mtge'2%s 1976—Jaa-Jiilv 1st mortgage 3s 1980 —Jan-July lgt mftge 4 V«s J983—— May-Nov mortgage Brown Shoe. Co 4s 3%s debs' 19-71— 85% conv subord debs. 1973— ApriZ-Oct firAt'mtge 2%s 1975-May-Nov 1981—:—^ Buildings 5s gtd 15)60 conv June-Dec Apri!-Oct Canada Southern consol consol • 3 %s 1974— May-Nov gtd 5s A 1962—April-Oct Capital Airhnes lac 4%s conw 85 85 80 175 174 180 77 99 98 101 211 *80 86 80 86 62Va 60 68 62 *73% ST Ohi'o 4s Caterpillar Tractor 4%s: debs 1977 Oalanese Corp 3s debentures 1965 152% 72 — 38 63 46 36% 89 78% *92% *__ 78% 80% *100.%' 33 19 142 95 95 10 80 43 98 3* 99 42 89 164 ' 77 95% 33- 73 1 94 101% ■' 79 115 % 169 97% 64 1 -/ 99 88 8 8° First mortgage "4s serlest A11995— Jan-July AGen" mortgage-4%s-series A Jan 1 2020—May AGen mortgage-AVaa series B Jan 1 2020 May *73'/4 . 73 75 / ,91 :",t "86/ .; v 78% 90' 65% 75 106% 107 . 105 83 *89% Illinois 85 ". 128% 112 101% 101% 94% :,90% 58 62 *80 69 101; 81% 10 June-Dec 83 - 83 81% Bight Co— 4V4S cohv" debentures 1974_1 . 79 91% 114 344% 132% , 93% 89 % Central ' 77 % 91% *61 1143/a 162 100% 101% 95% Mar-Sepf 99 94% • 80 *79 100% 80% 106 100 34 •/ 91% .. 93 — *75 95 76 47-*'. . 92 96% 110 Va 112 / 76 j '93:. 318% 326 79'/4 111% 3 87 81 Va —— 72%'- 67% 41 89% debentures' "1S76— 117/4 66 April-Ocf "3%s Central of. Georgla Ry-^- 185 98 *77 76% June-Dec —Feb-Aug Apr-Ocf May-Nov April-Ocf 89 *871/8 l976———Jan-July r965— - 40% 67% 91% Carthage &* Adirondack Ry 4s 19811Case (J I) -3%s debs 1978__i.l: 5%s OonV subord debs 19831—— 883/4 873/4 84 Jan-July (perpetual) 83 82/a" *__ -v- debentures 38 86% 85'/b 87* \ *80 Jan-July A5s general mtge income 1982—-—-—Jan-July Okhforhia Electric Power first 3S 1976 June-Dec 4% 76 *71% May-Wow 196i_Ma?/-Nov 1977—— 2%s debs Co California Oregon Power 12% 75 % adjustment— 129 93 78 73% Jan-July Buffalo Niagara Elec 121 89% 713/4 39 —June-Dec Mar-Sept Jan-July — s f 4s 1993_ debentures 1974 Industrial Loan Power 821/4 60 75 Co— series Z f 3%s 1990— lABerlin City Electric 6s 1955|A6%s s f debentures 1951: A6,%s 8 73% 74% . 86% 71% 73% 74% May 2010 A Electric & 3s Burroughs Corp 41/2S 14 Va 963/4 98 y8 1 98 *95% -June-Dec 1977 60 97% 84 % .Mar-Sepf 1962 89 88 60 98 —Feb-A up 95 95% June-Dec Jan-July 83% — •( _Jime-Dec Jan-July 85 % 1984—— _May-A'o); deb 3%s Tope lea & Santa Carolina Clinchfield Jdn-July 89% *83% .June-Dec 1960 89 % _Feb-Aug 4s 4s "4%s 95 *193 June-Dec 101 % 95% 1977—. debs 871/4 195% 197% — sub Canadian Pacific Ry— May-Nov May-Nov , 104% 105% 1976— debentures Bush Terminal June-Dec 84 April-Ocf subord 78% 93 3/8 88% 88% Quar-JdJi inc 78 71 %. 96% 1977 5s 761% 72 9 196% gold 4s July 1995 4.35s dens 1984 Investment 83 3a 69% 104:i4 Corp Co & 80% 77% April-Ocf 3s 1969—: Nitrate Corp first Steel 73% • 74%' *73% BrunsWick-Balke-Collender Cor— _r. April-Oct 48 _Mar-Sep debentures Co debentures First 68 58% — , May-Nov extended 58% '• 95 80 262% 1962. April-Oct 1983— debs 1973— conv Boeing Airplane Co— 4%s cony subord debs Fund— — For footnotes 85% 67 % .May-Nov _. " Consol mortgage-2%s series I 1970 Gonsol mortgage "23/4S series J 1976— Consol nfortgagei. 3s series K 1979 — Jtme-Dee 1962 Taiwan Electric Power Co Ltd— A»%a (40-year) s f 1971 l%s due 1971 74% 131 97 % Bethlehem feteel — — Ltd— (Prov of) external 7s 1958 A4%s assented 1958 South Africa (Union of) 4%s 1965 5%§ extl loan Jan 1968 5%» 64 11 — (interest ASfiesIa loan 71 70% G7r'fI —.■=•: FiWft mortgage 5s 64 *68 __Jan-July Jan-July 1962— / '• %s due 1952 extended 5%a external 76% 69 76 % — (interest 1968 A7a series B secured external s 248 % Boston & Maine RR— Jan-July Mar-Sept 2%) 2012 : Slovenes (Kingdom)— 1st mtge 98 95 April-Oct debentures Debt (interest 2004 93 98 88 89:i'i 75 % , 69 % 99 26 88% 75% 96% 102 3/a 90 93 81 Va First 1999 1956 Plan loan Shlnyetsu Electric Power Southern 39% — (interest to & secured lA6Mes 58% May-Nov 1957—_May-Nov 1999 2.25%) dollar reduced A 6s A 2.5%) loan Stamped pursuant to Sarbs 38 — (interest 1'950 external 4 81 J%3 58 _May-Nov Stamped pursuant to Plan IA7s 693/4 May-Nov A 2012 reduced external 96% 94% 99 % 100 > 88% Beneficial 61 68% (State of)— stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest *A8s 56 April-Oct (City) 8s 1952 Stamped pursuant to Plan 1936 92 93 94% *98 — (interest reduced to 2.375%) 2001 A«%s etftl secured sinking fund 8» 90 17 92 % 94% 89% 4%s fASao Paulo 2%) 96% (interest to 2.25%) 2004 .Jane-Dec stamped pursuant to Plan A {Interest reduced to 2.25%) 2004—_Jwne-Dec Sao Paulo 17 2i 93 100 % 81 1st & — 1967 to 87/2 102 Va _Jan-July Berlin 54 reduced 96 3/a 1984 debentures Beneficial Finance '5s debs 5 2 Feb-Auff 2012 Stamped pursuant ~ 693/4 *80 of) 55 91 — 56 loan (City 53 debentures 4V48 — 693/4 reduced A 95 56 June-Dec IA Rome 98% Jvv r-D^c 1st ref inlge s of 1926 due 1866 May -Nov Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest 1b — - 1946 sinking fund gold 1968 ATe external — April-Oct (interest A Stamped pursuant to Plan r 98 98 .Feb-Aug Mar-Sepf 4%s 63 48% -- of)— 1921 2.5%) 553/4 — Feb-Aug .. Stamped pursuant to Plan A Ate Internal 80% 1973——— iat ' April-Ocf 1953 2012 (State loan 5 1971—-.,— Baltimore Gas Jan-July of) 6%s. 2%) 98% 82% 16 14% 12% Jan-July 2006 1973 2.375%) do Sul 94 95% 82% June-Dec — inl.ge 4s ser B 1980 intge 4%s ser C 1995 4%s convertible income Feb 1 2010 , Stamped pursuant to Plan Rio Grande 68 88 Va 32 debonlures 1st 2.25%) (City secured 62% 29 96% debentures Atlantic 141/4 Jan-July Jan-July 8s 1946 April-Ocf Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest lAExternal 8 90 April-Ocl: 1982—— 1987_—.—„— Gen *83% 1947—April-Ocf April-Oct 7s — to 5%s Janeiro 63% _Fcb-i4 ng 1986 debentures Atlantic Coast *44 I960—June-Dec Nyasaland— (Federation of) 63 % 96 April-Oct _Jan-July —— — debentures Armour 118% Co— 1980—.—T 1975 2%s Armco 101 89 Va 90 Feb-Aug Telephone & Telegraph debentures debentures Ann 107% Machine conv 3s 96% 99 Va 79 115% 114 — — . April-Oct fund 102 Va 100 22 101% 101% Mar -Sept Mar-Sepf 1959 Plan A (Interest reduced to 2.375%) 2001 7%s 1966 stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest 15 99% 100 99% 114 April-Oct Power del) 5s 2030_—Mar-Sept debentures 1987 -Jan-June b Foundry Co— 92 953/4 __ *90 Foreign 95% 85 *96 V8 __ May-Nov 1964 1988— General 95% 92 *67 — 186 (interest 7s 1958 1968 _2 92% 1013/a Alegre (City of) — 1961 stamped pursuant to Rhodesia 92% 81% June-Dec 1st cons 8s *86 —June-Dec 3%s s 3 %s aeos BVis — *179 Mar-Sept lAExternal sinking fund gold 8s 1950 A4%s assented 1963 Porto *91% Jan-July — — 100 186 *100% 101 -June-Dec 1947 1st loan sink assented Corp 3%s Co junior American 4%s 90 90 — *186 2nd series 1961—April-Ocf gold 6s 1940— April-Ocf 6s (Republic of) A4%s Bosch 634s May-Nov 2008— 6s f May-Nov 1972 ; Ltd Anheuser-Busch Inc 3%s 99 97 ■ 100 *99 __ —May-Nov 1968_. external s Canada of Can Associates Mar-Sept 1958 to Plan A 2.125%) ANat f APoIand Co Anglo-Laularo 100 97 % 2 100 98% — _Mar-Sept 1963 101 COMPANIES 1964_—.—Feb-Aug s American 46 44 *99% 100 99% —Feb-Aug __Feb-Aug 1953 to (City of) 5 Vis extl 1973 lAPernambuco (State of) 7s to 3%s America of Co Aluminum 3%s Feb-Aug Oslo (Republic 3%s sinking fund debentures 3%s s f debentures 1983 4%s 46 43 45 *43 __April-Oct : 6s extended reduced 1967 3%s mtge 4%s 5s ——-April-Oct loan 1973., A5Vis extl loan (30-year) 5%s due 1958 extended to APeru 1st Co debentures 1979.—. f s 4%s April-Oct 1965 200 100% 100 % 100 % INDUSTRIAL 1984 Mar-Sept Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975 April-Ocf Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A 1962 May-Nov Allegheny Ludluin Steel 4s conv debs 1981_April-Ocf Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998 April-Ocf Allied Chemical & Dye 3'/as debs 1978 April-Oct 3%s Development Co Ltd— 1953 AND 3%s June-Dec 17 13% 10 198% 3 %s 2%s Mar-Sept 1972 8A6s extl loan 13 13 11 June-Dec 2,%s (interest 1970— 94 ; 17 •13% "188 3%s Mar-Sepf_ external (City 4/2s debt adj due Power mortgage 2%s -Mar-Sepf 1959 Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970 1A Nuremberg 1971 to Southern Great 1st American1 —Mar-,Sept (interest 2008 5 Its f extl loan Oriental extended 1961 Alabama 5s 1958 6%s sinking fund old sinking s due 2%s 1963. Jan-July 2008— fund (Govt) 197/a 17% 20 *19% 19% (Kingdom of) — s 91 *83 % readjustment 1984 Jan-July Valle Del Cuuca See Cauca Valley (Dept of) lAWarsaw (City) external 7s 1958— Feb-Aug 5A4%s assented 1958-—^ Feb-Aug AYokoliama 'City of) 6s of '26 1961 June-Dec external 3%s » 6%s 2.125% ) extl reduced 5Vis 83 1978_Feb-Aug 2%s Stamped pursuant to Plan A 4%s 96 American 16 ..April-Oct Stamped pursuant to Plan A External 92% American "l 14 Ta Jan-July 1952 ASecured extl sink fund Norway 94% readjustment external f debentures 1980 American Airlines 3s debentures ''20 % ASecured 93% *86 4.80s 1963.Jan-July —— assented- (1942 new SAMllan 20% (assented to 1922 of 1913 6s agreement) 92 88% 4%s 14% ; 84 90 90 90 88 American , May-Nov 1979 __ — June-Dec agree't) — JATreasury A6s 20% Jan-July assented 102 — 3%s-4%s-4j^s external conversion 1978-June-Dec — new 206 100 7 94 Aluminum *20% 1968_Jan-July 1945 ASmall %/ 26 48% — § ASmall 6s 101% 17 ~3 17 192 99 ~ 51% 107% 190 *20% agree't) 202 100% 101 June-Dec conversion Alabama 101% (assented to 1922 agree- 1910 ment) (1942 100% 215'/a 214 — — *185 — 1- assented new 191 97 — 95 68 (assented to 1922 agree't) §A4s of 1904 High 191 *100% June-Dec RAILROAD 1963-Jan-July — *179 97 Va •—- , 1971— to *90% 3s .— ASmall Low *89% — agree't) ALarge 4s 73 141 142 1963__Jan-July (1942 agreem't) assented ANew New 72'/a 68 10 . Jan. 1 No. May-Nov External 73% 4s-4'/4S-4'/as 69 % —April-Ocf April-Oc/ 1961 extended to 1963 1953 100 68% 104 70 % '27 (Republic of) — 3%s-4s-4'/ns (dollar bond of 1937) External readjustment 1979 103 Va 99% 17 102 102 99% 71% of 1961 extended Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd— S 6s 1st mtge $ series 1953 6s Range Since Sold High — loan extl 5Vis due Bonds Friday's Uruguay Irrigation— Mexican Minas 110% 104 96 33 y2 or Bid & Asked High Low No. Sale Price Low A5 %s June-D°c „ A5s High Week's Range Friday Last Period New York Stock Exchange Jan. 1 Sold Interest BONDS Range Since Bonds . -May-jv Mexico Friday's Low bonds 1930— ™ne Dec 3s dollar bonds 1972 — June Uec Greek Government— A7s part paid 1964— A6s part paid 1968—* — ~..4",? IA Hamburg (State of) 6s 1946Anril'rw Conv & funding 4%s 1966 -Ap•, Helsingfors (City) external 6%s I960-—-ApnZ-Oct Italian (Republic) ext s f 3s 1977——Jan July Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works 30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977 Jan-July Italian Public Utility Institute— 30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977 .Jan-July SAItaly (Kingdom of) 7s 1951 June-Dec Jamaica (Government of) 5%s s f extl loan 1974 Mar-Sept Japan 5%s extl s f 1974 Jan-July Japanese (Imperial Govt) — A6%s extl loan of '24 1954 Feb-Aug 6%s due 1954 extended to 1964— Feb-Aug A5%s extl loan of '30 1965 May-Nov 5%s due 1965 extended to 1975May-Nov } A Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank) 7s 1957-ApriZ-Oct AMedellin (Colombia) 6%s 1S54. June-Dec 30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978 Jan-July , 01 dollar 5s WEEK ENDED AUGUST 1 Week's Rang* Last 75% 102% 107% . Volume 190 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 Central Pacific Ry Co— First and refund 3'/2s series First mortgage 35/8s series de Pasco Corp— 5'/2S conv subord debs A B 45 April-Oct 1974 5.90s conv 4'As subord debs Paper conv & subord Chesapeake & debs Ohio 3'As 1984 Ry 108'A 1992 irnpt M 3'/2s series D Refund 120 impt M 3'As series E impt M 3%s series H div Second first consol gold consolidated 113 4s 1969 1989- 1st ref mtge 3s 79% & ref mtge 43As Chicago & Fas tern 111 1978 A5s income debs AGeneral Chicago mortgage A2nd 4'As mortgage General increased conv Inc debs & Jan series 3s Chicago Rock Island & Jan 2044^ 1 B 1 1999 1989- Pacific 1st 5'As C Haute Chicago Tene ser & Southeastern F 1963 1963 debs 65' General 1977 64%\ Mich & 1st 4s trust 4s Div first coll Electric 1st mtge 3%s 1st mtge 3s mtge mtge 4%s Cleveland Fuel Oolurnbla Gas A series debs 3%s debentures series B series I series J 4%s debs series K 3'As subord Columbus South & mortgage 1st mtge . E 1981 F — f s Elec Edison L Edison 2001—; of 1982 A ser B mtge 2%s ser 1977 and First and refund 1st & 1st & ref M 1st & ref M ref 3'As M ref mtge 3s series 3%s Ci series 3%s M 1982 I series 1984 J & ref M 3%s series K 1985 M 3%s series L 1986 May-Nov M 1986 April-Oct April-Oct 1st & ref M 4 'As 1st & ref M ,5s 1st & ref N ser 4s series M ref series M 5'As conv debentures 4s conv debs Consolidated Cuba series Natural debentures debentures Gas 2%s 1968 98 — 75 81 42 81 inc debs Power 91 8>!3 debs mortgage 1972— 41/zs Baking Can Food Oil Products Steel 3s Co Co Northern 97 3"As 4s footnotes Am debs 1965 1984 4%s Gen subord 1st debs 1983 (1942 serle«t page 29. 1970 98'A 95% 95% ' 96% 25 105 95'A 15 94% 96% 168" 208% 132 101% 116% 78'/a 79 25 76 »/2 81% 74'A 74'A 15 73 75 V2 195 195 193% 17 102% 101'A 104'A 78'A — 88% 97% *91'/a 92'A 97% 90 ' May -Nov 117% 119'A gold 5s 1995_Jan-JuIy 1970 Mar-Sept 105 3'As 5s 1965 April-Oct April-Oct Inc 5'As A ser 1973 1 Jan — 101 ya 97% — 91 94% 31 116 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"l 55 Gas 3%s s f debs 1973-May-Nop 3%s 8 f debentures 1973— May-Nop 3%s s f debentures 1974 May-Nop 4%s s f debentures 1976 — —May-Nov 4%s s I debentures 1977 May-Nop 4%s s f debentures 1978 May-Noa Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997 Quar-Jan 4s registered 1997 Quar-Jan General lien 3s Jan 1 2047 Quar-Feb registered 82 79'% ' — *82'A mortgage 88% 86% 15 88% 94% First 81 81% * mortgage 2%s 1974—Feb-Aug 2%s 1975. ._—._—April-Oct first (Minnesota) Co— Power States Northern mortgage 2%s 1979——-—-—.—Feb-Aug First mortgage 3%s 1984 —April-Oct First mortgage 4%s 1986-— —Mar-Sept First mortgage 4s 1988—— Jan-July (Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977 —Apr-Oct 1st mortgage 4%s 1987 —-June-Dec Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s conv 1975_ .—June-Dec Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984 June-Dec Ohio Edison first mortgage 3s 1974—. Mar-Sept First mortgage 2%s 1975_ April-Oct 1st mortgage 2%s 1980-—. Mar-Nov Oklahoma Gas <fe Electric 2%s 1975 Feb-Aug First 1988__ a.-.—--June-Dec 1st mortgage 4'As 1987 — Jan-July Olin Mathieson Chemical 5%s conv 1982—May-Nop 5'As conv subord debs 1983 Mar-Sept 1st Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A Owens-Illinois Glass Co 3%s debs Paper Gas 4%s Co & Electric conv June-Dec June-Dec First & 1971——June-Dec First & refunding 3s series L 1974June-Dec First & refunding 3s series M 1979—-June-Dec First & refunding 3s series N 1977 June-Dec First & refunding 2%s series P 1981—June-Dec First & refunding 2%s series Q 1980 June-Dec First & refunding 3%s series R 1982——June-Dec First & refunding 3s series S 1983——June-Dec First & refunding 2%s series T 1976— June-Dec First & refunding mtge 3%s ser U 19851 June-Dec 1st & ref M 3%s series W 1984 June-Dec 1st & refunding 3%s series X 1984__—June-Dec 1st & ref M 3%s series Y 1987—j—June-Dec 1st & ref M 3%s series Z 1988— June-Dec 1st & ref mtge 4'As series AA 1986—June-Dec 1st & ref mtge 5s series BB 1989-——June-Dec 1st & ref 3%s series CC 1978 June-Dec 1st & ref M 4'As ser DD 1990 June-Dec Pacific Tel & Tel 2%s debentures 1985—June-DeC 3s series J refunding 3s series K refunding 1986 debentures debentures 3VAs debentures 4%s debentures 105% 99% 102 76 79% 79V4 ge 74% 81 71 % 71 ya Oil Western American 4%s conv World . ' Teb-Aug 1979 Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975—__April-Oct Pennsylvania RR— Consolidated sinking fund 4%s 1960 Teb-Aug General 4%s General 5s General 4%s Alncome series D 1981-— mortgage 4s April Marquette Ry Philadelphia Electric Co— First & refunding 2%s First & refunding First & refunding First & First & & First refunding & refunding refunding First refunding & refunding First & First & refunding refunding ~1 79 4 78'A 78% 80 89 — 76% 78% 2 88% — 2 98% 98% 82% 76 — *__ 75% 85'A 76% • 97 . 84 S4% 102% 110% 129 125 110% 12S 98 98 99 59 97% 90 90 90 12 90 110 111 124 123% 126 210 124 124% 126'/a 110% - 105% 69 . 93 93 *85'% 9S% 95 118% 95% 83% 90 % 83% 90'% 12 80 87 23 76 83'A 77 84'% 72 79 86% 1 86 84% 79'A 80 80 80 6 74 74'% 15 75% 80 86 84% 75 % 5 75 81% k 75% *77 79 74% 77 77 75% 81% 80% 83% 83% 80% 78% 87 75% 83% 75% 83% *79% *75'A 79'% 79 79'/a *80% 22 80'A 80% 79 • 79 ~5 79 98- 98 98%. 10 96% 104 104'% 25 % 104% 103 82 86'% 87 103 108 90 % 90% 90% 10 90 56% 99 98% 99% 90 97 104% 72 73 68 70% 80 71 77 % 70% £2 } 76% *72% 76 75 " 88 *81% 84 79 *77% 73% 71 82% 83 85% *83 83'% 81% 1 83'% 95 %• 97 97 93% 1G 93% *92 108% 112% 108% 82 % 99 U . . . 88 55 111% 23 99% 100 78'A 84% 96 82'A 82% 108% 2,503 . 100% 99% 101% 97% 95 95% 42 92% 97 'A 96'A 98% 44 94% 74% 40 73 79 April-Oct Jan-July Jan-July 73% 73% 73V'4 74 26 71% 79 58 'A 58 59% 13 58 63 98% 99 & 59% €9% 79 87 93% 98 82% 85% 99 April-Oct ——®'ne-Dec Ma^ -Nop —May-Nop June-Dec Feb-Aug Jan-July June-Dec April-Oct —Mar-SepZ May-Nov 99 32 *57 —— 1971 1967 1974 2%s 1981 2%s 1978 3%s 1982—* 3%s 1983 3'/as 1985 4%s 1987 3%s 1988 2%s 2%s 81 73 % __-April series D 1980:—.Mar-Sept 1990 72% 75 81 78.% 76% 163 95 % 3%s Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co— General 5s series B 1974 Feb-Aug General gold 4'As series C 1977 —Jan-July Pere * 116% 96'A 102% —June-Dec —June-Dec series A 1965 B 1968— series 4%s series E 1984 General mortgage 3%s series F 1985 Peoria & Eastern first 4s external 1960 General 23 79 V Airways— 99 124 — subord,debs 76% ■ 11 117 117 99% 90 ■ 100 1978 debentures 90% 99 .——— April-Ocf Mar-Sept Mar-Sept 1981 May-No® 1991——Feb-Aug 1988———— —Feb-Aug 3'As debentures 1964—Jurte-Dec : *76% 1970 1983 debentures Pan 14 1987 debentures 3'As Pacific 941/2 series I 1966 refunding 3%s & 3'/4s 93% 82 % 93 17 K Co— & 3 Vits 79 77% 78 78 *89 83 77% — — 93% 1988—June-Dec Apr-Oct 77 28 79 — 78% 1960—April-Oct 1978— First 2%s — 3%s mortgage Pacific 80% 78 79 mortgage First Feb-Aup Co— April-Oct see 84% 81% 1974 Bell 91% 15 87% 1982 footnotes 86% 85% 85% 82 vb debentures For 8 9'/a 87 y4 debentures Jersey 115% 84% 1974—ApriZ-Oct Is New Jersey Junction RR 102% 5 85 % 96% 3a New 36 108% 110 0 1977 Tel & guaranteed conv 78% 99% __ 3 Vis 78 98% 1989 debentures England First Co 88 99 V2 1st 3 Vis 1982 4%s 77 82 1983_Map-Nov 1st mtge 37/8s 1986 1st 54% 68% 10 / 85% - 88 53% 50 7 Maw-Nov debs f a debs 82 85 44% ,5 19 71 82 *85% June-Dec 3 Vis debentures 54 85% 1970—June-Dec 3s debentures 1970 50% 53 *78 1986—__Feb-Aug 1977—Mar-Sept debs 86 49 *67 May-Nov ■ ser debs conv Products 86 —'— April June-Dec April-Oct Louis 5 VsS 63 19.66—„Feb-Aug debs Jan gtd 3Vis 2000— 1978 Cylinder Gas National Mar-Sept Mar-Sept 1991 4s States Tel & Tel 2%s Nashville Natl 2045 1 1976 first — 84 80% —- *81'A mortgage 3%s 1st series 58 83 ' 2%s 1980 Jan-July 2%s 1980 April-Oct General mortgage'3 %s 1983 April-Oct General mortgage 3'As 1983 Feb-Aug 4%s conv debentures 1972 Feb-Aug General mortgage 4%s 1987—. —Mar-Sept Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996__April-Oct Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974 _Mar-Sepl General & refunding 4%s ser A 1974—Mar-Sept General First Feb-Aug Corp— 4Vis conv subord debs 1975 Jan-July Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974—May-Nop Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3'/8s 1988—Aprll-Oct Michigan 100% *103'A Feb-Aug 1972 50% *79'A Corp— Power Mohawk Oxford series 1977 & Co— Ray) subord conv 1 93 98% 97'A *86% Mar-Sept 1978 162% 119 154 11 92 April-Oct Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D 1976_June-Dec Lorlllard (P) Co 3s debentures 1963— Aprll-Oct 3s 127% N 3s Lockheed Aircraft Corp— 3.75s 53 *83'A Northern Natural 11 50% 49 __ 59% 53 Jan-July ;—Jan-July 2019—Jan-July Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982 Jan-July Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1978__Feb-Aug Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981—Jan-July Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989—April-Oct Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996—April-Oct Refunding mortgage 4'As series J 1991—Map-Nov Ref mtg 4%s series K 1993_ Jan-July General 97 A Series 53% Y Niagara 72 67 . 78 2% 1% 61% 64'a <5 96'A 92 92'a 92'/4 95 123 117 135 *62 92'/a 86% 90% *88'A '111 96 95% 92 % 2'A 92 95% *73 2003— Y 93 '/4 Feb-Auf Interest 54 12 AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A Feb-Aut fixed 50 54 mtge 45'A 5s 5s 58% 55 53% Power & 89% 58 O 2007—Jan-July A 2022 May 45% ref Series 4s ser A 83 ref fixed interest 2003— mtge 45'a & 4'As 68 7% 51% Map-Nov 88 *96 71 58 4 *51% Susquehanna & Western RR— Term 1st mtge 4s 1994 1st & cons mtge 4s ser A 2004 & Series B Map-Nov series A 4 5'a * 1 53 54 4%s series A 1973 Jan-July Light first mtge 2%s 1975__Mar-Sept & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993—Aprll-Oct N Y 79% 10 80 7,9% June-Dec Interest 2003 1973 refunding & 1st 1st fixed & mtge conv inc 4'As ser Harlem River & Port Chester— 79 80% *79 1st Series A 4s B Haven 1973— Hartford RR— 4s West & series New First 122% 103% 62 110 109 109 'A 99'a Feb-AUf Y AGeneral *83 stamped 1974 Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry— 1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984 Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y.) — 1st mortgage 4'/2s extended to 1974 Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds— Lack Y 4 Vis N 58'A 52% Jan-July Jan-July series 4s , 58% Feb-Aug 1998 3'As A 2043_. Mortgage 4s series B 2043— N 80'A Jan-July Jan-July 1997——— Shore Mortgage 62% River RR— registered 1998 Feb-Aug Cent collateral gold 3'As 1998_Feb-Aug 3'As registered 1998 Feb-Aug New York Chicago & St Louis— Refunding mortgage 3 Vis series E 1980 _June-Dec First mortgage 3s series F 1986 ApriZ-Oct 4'As Income debentures 1989 .—^June-Dec N Y Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975 April-Oct N Y & Harlem gold 3'As 2000 Map-Nov 135 76% 60% 3'As 99% *95% Coal Co— stamped 1964 1980 6s mortgage 3 Vis Michigan 89% 113% 49 1998—— series A trust *86 1977—May-Nop 3%s . „ Co— registered 1997 collateral gold 3Vis Lake 96 96 128 >/2 129 Aprll-Oct 1970 RR & Hudson Central Y General 88 151% 245 262 10 96 96 June-Dec registered N 87 * Jan-July Jan-July Aprll-Oct Aprll-Ocf Mar-Sept '97 Central Collateral 88 285'/a .Jan-July 1961 unguaranteed 1961 Kimberly-Clark Corp 33As 1983 Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997 Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964 tAKreuger Si Toll 5s certificates 1959_, 3%s 65% „72% Jan-Julf Jan-July Jan-July 4'/as Lehigh Refunding & Impt 4%s series A 2013—April-Oct Refunding & Impt 5s series C 2013 April-Oct 93 Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987— Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4'/as 1961 Stamped 1961 Shore 87 78% 90 *87 City Power & Light 23As 1978 June-Dec Kansas City Southern Ry 3%s ser C 1984_June-Deo Kansas City Term Ry 2Vie 1974_ Apr-Oct Karstadt (Rudolph) 4'As debs adj 1963 Jan-July Lake 61% 98 Kansas Plain Feb-Aug 96 50 190 1978—.Mar-Sept Mar-Sept Central Power & Light 27As Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975 KLM Royal Dutch Airlines— Jersey Consolidated 4s 98% __ 100 % 92% * 89% 86 41 98% Jan-July April-Oot 3%s 1978 Co Power Circuit York 81 87 % 100 Mar-Sept Jan-July €9 New 88 *97% 195 60 86 237 Oil Interstate 4'As Map-No? subord debs 1983 conv 94 248 New 73 __ International Tel & Tel Corp— 4%s £2'% 87 80 Jersey __ 300 87% Jan-July subord debs 1977 conv High 80 77% — 5 99'a Low Power & Light 3s Orleans Term 1st mtge New __ __ Minerals A Chemical Corp— International 3 €5s May -Nov 1979 Corp 4%s debs ser A Jan. 1 No. 89% Harvester International *80% 1974———Mar-Sept Range Shite Sold High 78 % *80 Feb-Aug Bonds Friday's or Bid & Asked 73 4 __ 75 % *73 100 Last Jxiw High Low 10 __ *84 Mar-Sept Jan-JuZf J an-J u If Berles I 1982— mortgage 3%s series J 1981— mtge 4%s ser K 1987 mtge 4%s series L 1989 1st *84 *78% mortgage 3.20s 1st 83 Jan-July Mar-Sept debentures 1980 Inland Steel Co 3'As debs 1972 1st 76% 83 * • Sale Price Period 87 76% ■ Week's Rangt Friday Interest New York Stock Exchange Jan. 1 No. Low t ended BONDS Bid & Asked Sale Price 2%» aeries A 1981__Jan-July First mortgage 3s series B 1978-—-—June-Dec 111 Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser A 1979—May-Non Consol mortgage 33As series B 1979 May-Noe 1st mtge 3%s series Q 1980 Feb-Aup 1st mtge 3%s series H 1989 Mar-Sept s week Range Since Bonds Friday's Sold HUnois Bell Telephone 3 %s EXCHANGE BOND RECORD august 7 STOCK Week's Range Friday 79 60 79 1 32 79 • —— ' • 12 ' *94% — *83% — : 58% 82 % 88 % 83% 43 81 85% 88 89 17 ,86 ——V 77% 91% 83% 74% 81V, *80 *75 79 , 83% *82% 83% 85% *77% 79 88 78% 76% 84 — — 82% 99% 106% 79 88 88 ~5 85 % 93 98'A 98'A 34 95'A 104 79 *100% 100 100 75% 8 (589) The Commercial and Financial Chronicle Number 5871 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 subord conv debs 114 Feb-Aug Feb-Aug 431 101'A 101'/a 101% June-Dec 1964 1987 29 101 Va 5 92% 92% 1127/„ Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3'As s f debs 1972 June-Dec Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Un¬ 111 92% 105 Va 434 114'A . 76 *9711 91 76 98% 97% 97% __ *97% __ „ *97% —— -- 5s series A June-Dec General mortgage 5s series B 1975 General mortgage 3%s Pittsb Coke & Chem Pittsburgh 1st Coal 87'A 87% Swift April-Oct 69'/a May -Nov *93'A 92% 92% 93'A 93'A 1975 3'As Pittsburgh Plate Glass.3s debs — 22 — 96 93% 92'A 69 Va 2 72% 92 ~2 91% 69 Va 93 87% 95% 1st 3'As debentures Electric 1986 Power Co *100'/a "" Mar-Sept April-Oct 1970 3s 1983 99% __ 91 *__ 3s 1973 debentures May-Nov — Texas 1st 1963 3'As 4%s debentures Quaker 1977 25/as Oats 1964 Rheem Tobacco 3s Co 3%s Mfg 1975. debs Rhine-Westphalia Eiec Power Corp— § ADirect mtge 7s 1950 § ADirect mtge 6s S AConsol 1852 6s mtge 1953 adjustment bonds— 5'As series A 1978 4'As series B series C 4%s conv Rochester General Rohr gold 6s Louis-San 1st series A 1st Ry 91'/a 1st — f s *92 Va II *92'/a Shamrock Oil Bmith-Corona 5'As 72% 73'A 76'/a 73 79 *73 debentures 1982_. 1971 —Jan-July June-Dec 1979. 90 — __ 99 Va 44 98 9 7'A 103'A 66 101 Va mtge 3%s ser Pacific RR Co— 1st mortgage 2%s 100'/a 112 84% 3 84'A 106'A SO'A series F 1976 1947 A 1947 series A 1978 108% 85% 7 79% 87% 22 113% 127% 80'A *87% 121 Va 123 122 *82% 98% 84% 81 83% 98'/a ~5 95% 96 *90 79 79% * 98% 95% 98 87'A *95% __ 95'A 81 76 Va 25 89 Va *80 —— 80% *86 89 74 84% 78% 88 ■ 84% 79'A 66 Va 86 100 79 83'A 12 79 Va 65 73 67'A' * 90 74 100 98% 99 ' — * 90% '' ' 90% 82 ' — 82 % 93 90% 90 Va 89% ~r~ 88 —— — 90 89 —— 90 *83 Va 89% 88 __ 93 88 5 | 89% 99 7A 95% 94 5 88 89 98 3 95 102 95'A 96 36 95 100 97% 98 2 89 98 96 95% 89 95% 98 26 *83 „ — 95% 94% 95% " 96'A 102 % 81 Va —- *83 83V4 84% 142 84% 92 ' — 39% 89'A 89'A 98V4 89'A '200 June-Dec Mar-Sept 95 116 104 102 79 % Mar-Sept —r mtge 2%s ser H and ref 125 99 110'/a 77 79 % 78'A I- 83'/a 73 77% *79'A 79 85'A *80 79% 84% 97 97 97 *72 72% 72 91% 91 Va *90 1980 99% 92 99% 74 *73'A — . *83 *88 first RR series 3'As mortgage gtd ref 83 Va 3'As Lighting Electric Penn Power West 117% Penn Shore first gen 3'As mtge 1966—. 2361 I guaranteed 4s 105 78 78 71 — 7 8'A 76 3 75% *__ 5s 76 14 133'A 134% First 95 93 98% 58'A 44 55% 61% 56'A 55% 58 65 54% 60% 130 130 123% 1 95% 96'A 88'/a 95 65 87'/8 58 *83'A 141% conv 100 86% 94 84 2 65 68 Wisconsin 3 60 65% Yonkers Electric 96 102 102'A ~3 101 'A 105% 102 'A 103'A 16 100 109 *92 96% 98 98 *96 100'A 96 100 72 Va *— May-Nov 73% 70 13 80 — 147 124'/a 128'A 125 92 99 85 88 14 101 Va 78 80 1 95'A 96% 80 90 80 2029 95% 83 *81 — 106 Va ~ 2 106 ... 116'A 114 *82% . 99 1 64 60% 70 541/4 —- 68 79 75% *76% June-Dec Sevice 3'As 1971. —Jan-July Light & Power 25As 1976-Jan-Ju/y 100 64 1 64 83% 97 Va 92 —- * *99%' 118% 81 —— * 92'A 88% • 114 92'A 88 119 88% 88% *89 Jan-July May 2004 80 95% 1 85% £5 % 85 . 92 96% *96 — 2 7 Co— A mtge 4'As inc series A Jan 1 Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976 60'A 60 102'A 4s series mtge 1st Gen 65% 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 96% 90'A 73 91% 91 66'A 3 85% 2%s A 1992 Mar-Sept series C 1970 Mar-Sept mortgage 3'As series D 1967——Jan-July 3%s ' 85% 95 56 Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 148 64 65 *64 91 A 963A 88'A 125% 83% *85 1971—Mar-Sept Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 97 'A 56 ——-—May 1984-. debentures income 55 51»/a 901/4 ' registered 2361 Jan-July Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 19C9—April-Oct 1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979 April-Oct 5'As debentures 1982 Jan-July Western Pacific RR Co 3'As ser A 1981 Jan-July 85 75 82 —— 93 4s 81'/a 77% 3 74 73 74 77 11 77 Va 77'A 1 12 *80 May-Nov Jan-July Jan-July 1974— series 3'As 53% 93'A 53 % 2000__Feb-Aup A 1970—Feb-Aug 3'As 1967-Jan-July Terminal 2%s series 75 64'A 80% " 80% *78 117 68 8 64% 64 % 111% 11 71% 70 70 64'A Feb-Nov 1971 B gold 29 112'A 114 113% mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981 April mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991—April West 91'A 100'/a -- — ———June-Dec 1984 74% 73% 87% 79% June-Dec 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 Corp conv First 87% 312 *91 series debs ~i 102 Corp— Washington 132'A 112 35 122'A 84% Spiegel Inc— 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 Wabasli RR Co— 104% 16 102% 103'A 1970.———Jan-July 1 84 27 98% *82 Va — Wheeling Steel 3'As 1969 78 Va 88% 88% 98 'A *85'/a —Feb-Aug Jan-July (Oregon Lines) Term 91 103'A 103% Co— debentures 4'As' 1981__ 81'A 98'/a 98 103 'A 103'A 1st mtge 3'/as 100% 88% Works Westchester E 1986 Jan-July First mortgage 2%s series F 1996 -Jan-July First mortgage 2'As series G 196R.——Jan-July First mtge 5'As series H 1983—4——.April-Oct 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 V» 207 First 95% 94 101% 84'/a 85 Jan-July Jan-July 4'As 83 381 87 Va 81% 83'A 88'A Virginia Electric & Power Co— First and refund mtge 23As ser E 1975—Mar-Sept 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 *88% Southern Southern 91% — — *90 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% Co— debs Steel §A3'As assented 80 26 92 90'A 5A6%s sinking fund mtge 90 70'A 71 Va — 98'/a series A 1951_June-Dec §A3'As assented series A 1951 June-Dec 5A6%s sinking fund mtge ser C 1951—June-Deo §A3'As assented series C 1951 June-Dec Participating ctfs 47As 1968—. Jan-July 120'A 86'A 75 Va 102 96 81 Feb-Aug 23As debs 1970 RR 27/us debentures §A6'As debs series 133 111'A 3s 1979 debentures 90% 110 17 75'/a *73'/a Mar-Nov Socony-Vacuum Oil 2 'As 1976 Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph 3s 157 12 Marchant— subord conv 95 117 55 Pacific Vanadium 1989 debentures 2'As j 94 92'/a 89 *71'A Corp— Gas & Oil 92% 85 *86 1977-.. subord conv Union ' 114'/a 115 April-Oct April-Oct Sinclair Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1986—June-Dec 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 (Jos E) & Sons 2'As 1966—;—June-Dec Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp— 4%s . 124'/a 127 Va 127 Beagram 4%s 226 193 Va — ~ ! Ja7t-July 2022— May Mar-Sept 3s series B 1980_ debentures 1977— mtge 37As Line 87 -- *86 Va Air 84 Va 5 —— *82'A Beaboard 87'A 47 226 3'As B Union Depot 80 84'/a 1971 April-Oct Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Noo 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% *96'A 1986 3'As Co Oil Union ' April-Oct Louis-Southwestern 69 84 Va 1971 Mar-Sept gold 5s 1996_Jan-July income debs ser A Jan 2006 First 98% Jan-July series A 1997 ASecond mtge inc 4'As ser A Jan 1st mtge 4s series B 1980 Bt 89 92 123 *85 Products 47As debs 1982 1st mtge & 88 86% June-Dec mortgage 4s A 5s 81% 81 '/a Mar-Sept 1977 1996 Francisco 87'A 5 10 M 37/as ser Pacific— Orleans 3%s of New RR United 1977 debs Lawrence & Adirond'k Second Bt debs conv conv Power 3s Baguenay Bt 5'As 6'As McBee ~5 82 Corp— 3'As series J 1969 mortgage Aircraft Royal 93 87'A 71'A April-Oct 1983 Gas & Electric 78 *90 J an-July J an-July Corp— subord debs 89 75 — Jan-July 1978 Oil 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 *76'A Mar-Sept 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% High 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/ .First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037 Jan-July First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037__June-Dec First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—Map-Nov 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— First & Jan Lew No. 98% Jan-July 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— First Feb-Aug 1862. Pipe Line 2:,As 1 s Potomac series B 5s gen debentures 2%s High 97'A - May-No» Jan-July 1971 1st mtge 6s debentures Terminal Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry— Plantation 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 " • 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 Week's Bang* Friday - sale not year's range, the in n — . 74% 74% — ■ Included In the year's range, 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 ARnnrls 128% 116 delivery Deferred a Included not 77% 81 Public spiling i . «. «m o. -« receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 *1 by such companies. being transacted during current wees. flat. 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 _ Consol Industries _ For see page 5'A Mar Agnew 9 Va Ajax July 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 , ^ 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— Great 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 , . 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(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 — v *181 *171 __ 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 57 Feb W) United 31 % July 98% Jan 12% Jan 14% 10c 20% 1,000 1,762 6c Jan 19c Feb 193 194% 80% 81 55% 57 17% 17% 31 31 337 10c 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% 17% 95% Smelting RR Mass 700 Co.— ft Waldorf System Inc__—— — * 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..- Jan July 203 42% 60% — — 217a Jan Jan 115 46% 31 19 % 59 31 U S 4%s __ Detroit Stock Cincinnati Stock Friday Last Sale Trice Par - _ American 286 40'% 27 491 ADr Apr Last ACF Wrigley Allen Electric Balcrank — Baldwin — Piano Carey — Die Cincinnati Gas Cincinnati C N O Dow Jan 42 Vb Aug 1974 1974 29 14% Feb 21 , Davidson Ex-Cell-0 Ford Jan 40 ' July Jan 39 150 27 35 15 20 Aug 45 50 2974 July 52% Feb 50% Feb 37% Jan 4574 33% 32% 33.' 10 45% 144% 50 92% 4574 H 4574 144% 144% it 1174 .100 3774 Jun 460 32% Jun 5 38% 92% 12% Jun 100 ]/4 Mar Jan 1174 225 -V 120 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 Tissue preferred 39 20 45 20 — 13% Mar 20 45 74 ... 9% July 44 _ Telephone Drug 1974 10 _ Gar — ... 674 Aug Procter ft U S Gamble.. Printing. ... Jan 53% CO 44 Jan 6974 70% 144 60 Jan 31 % 3174 556 27 74 Jun 34 7-h 84 % 82 74 84% 1,225 737b Jan 8974 Mar 8874 SO 300 53-'% Jan 91 __ 2 * . Unlisted 90 52 74 — 5 .... 8 52 74 10 Pictier Art — ... _l Airlines American Can American American Telephone ft Stand & 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 _ Benguet Steel. Ball 75% ; Jun ..... Mead Masco Pfeiffer Prophet Rockwell Standard 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 34% 15% 300 10% Jan 15% 174 2,000 1% Jan 1% 16% 3,154 3 % 17 1 20 % 57% 14 100 120 1 % Jan Feb 3 % 820 11 Jun 2% Jan Aug Aug Ja 1 17% July 3% May 22% 22% 377 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 17 Vb 27b 17 17 280 Jim July 2% 115 Apr 2% c 16% 100 14 Apr 17 74 38% 38% 338 30% Jan 3377 11% 12 74 600 9% Jan 16'4 Mar 2% 16 3 — 23 23 130 2174 Apr 24% 21% 21 % 198 17% Feb 22 3% 3% 100 3% Jan 12% 1274 2.148 48 74 48 74 307 .... : __ the of Jun 10 43% July Feb le b Jun Jan Jujy 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 % 6% 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 Jun American Cyanamid 33% 33% 30 277b Feb 397 b Apr American Investment 51% 52% 180 5074 Jun 60% Jan American Machine ft 87% 87% 75% Jan 91 % July American Motors Feb 272% 10% 10 Ja a Feb Feb 9 July 7% May 17 1374 Apr Ate 11% 2,100 57% 100 45% Jan 58 % July 57% 58 74 510 51% Jan 64 33 ' 12 % 57% __ 36% 8,100 26% Feb 53% 52 % 87% 269% * 269% 272% . 52 14 74 Jan July Apr : —__—IIIIIIIII.5 II* ; ■ _~_12 Glass _I7.IIJI$6.25 r "HI _ 53% Jan 99 Aug -1.5 457 b J 15% 50% Jan 817b Aug American Tobacco 667« Jan American Viscose. Corp 56 57% 669 50% July 44 34 Mar 55% 55% 74 39% 35% 38% 95 28% -45% 45% 22 41% Jun 49% 55% 50% 55% 73 39 Jan 56% July 50% 50% 60 12974 129% 407a Jan 50% Feb Aug nMil tllU 1313 4 15 59% July 79% 29 34% Mar 105% N Jun Feb 28% 61% 6174 50 58% July 99% Cv Co — „ - Feb 49 % 1574 Jun 18% Apr 6374 Jun 72 Vb July 5,200 76 Jun 89 107 2,400 46% 4 1574 -33 74 300 79% 80 78 la 687b 80% "s ra 25% July Apr Ian 5,100 91% Jun 51 % 5) % 200 37 VB Jan 53% July 64 63 74 64 74 1,000 6074 Jan 74 63% 63% 64 200 47 74 Jan 68 7b J 10 _ 51% "5 iTJni 78% 78 % 7974 1.150 65% Mar 80 31% 31% 32 74 2.6G0 23 May 32% July 90 90 5,« <T? 9 nm 19 .Tfl n dull 25% May 27% Jan 99% 100 100 . —25 (Un). ^50 (Urn. Gas (Un). ,-5 Xvciililllg 45% 67 % - _ (111) 1 J. LUIIliliUll- 1B 6 J r Mai 1v Julv Topeka & Santa Fe—• 10 Common 9974 25 84 % Mar 100 2674 Mar 131 % Jan Aug 5 Tr non-cumulative Atlantic Avco 2974 29% 2974 700 Refining 65% Apr 100% July Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton 40 15% Apr 20% Jan Belden 26% Jan 32% Aug Bendix 16 40% Jun 47 Apr Beneuet 64 % 66 36 44% Feb 54% 54% 25 48% 52 52 53 3 B 56 44 45% 4274 45 Vs 169 4274 47% 1 61 61 45 % 46% 363 57% 57 Vb 20 25 25 26 72 70% 6874 7074 50 25 Jan 5734 Jun _ 3 _ % 70% May Aviation 1.47B __ 10 300 45 34 4774 900 327b July 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 88 % May an 174 July 76 2 134 1.600 56 x56 57% 1,800 49 74 May 58 Vs 397b 350 27 Jan 39 7b Vs Ma v July Mar July Aug 3374 33% 33 800 33 % Aug 46% Jan 5 27 26 74 27 650 20% Jan 27 Ju 1 47 74 1,300 38 74 Feb 47 % Aug 2 74 1.300 5 Works Industries (Un) Com _ (tin) : 467b 467b Jan 3% Mar 5 28 28 23 % 600 19", J?n 31% J 'lv 1 Budd Company Foote Jan 66% 5 Corp Com 67% ly 774 July 14 100 1 1 Fisheries 200 1,600 3C _.P 1 Bethlehem 8 74 17 76 77 74 4074 —5 Corp 5334 Aug 8% 167b 76 16% * Steel Corp Manufacturing Boeing Airplane \56% Mnv ...13 (Un) Co Manufacturing Feb 42% J 5458 -46 1 Bailey Selhurn Oil & Gas class A 146 35% May 39% Jan Co _ 31% July 17% Jun —10 _ 10 10 preferred Corporation Bastir.n-Ble-sing * iuiu 45 7 ■ 28% 32% Tel Corn Co wli San -~d_ Louisiana & Atchison ctaud Company Steel __ Corp 65 43 74 * 780 282 32% g0c 99 81% IIIIlls I 96 54 Vs 3 J 96% 79% 5 Roebuck .7 51 17% 1.40 Jan Foundry. 51 43% 5 Industries 207s Tel III.* IIII I5 Regis Paper 64% July Jun American 31 % J Feb 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% Ste^l 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% Had 116 107% 107% 27% 1 (Un) (Un) Co 110 Anaconda 36 74 (Un) Theatres 95% 587b 107% ; 94% 203 36% 1 • America... Ltd Paramount 10 Manufacturing... of Co 36% Ap- Broadcasting '24% Mar High 73 74 33 % 57 74 Jun Low 72 % I aboratories Jun Range Since Jan. I High 33% Steel Jan Shares 50c Manufacturing Alleghany Corp (Un)_ Ludlum for Week 72% . Brass Allegheny Sales Range of Tiices 10 ... Discounts & transactions only Week's -1.5 common __ Investment Exchange round-lot Last Co 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 IIIII2 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 Sears 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 & 47 % ... . 1,810 674 Paper W) Raisin Aluminum 10 RR 27 % .1 (The) Comnany (H River Aluminium 5 Pepsi-Cola % —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 —1 Kysor Heater Lansing Stamping 681/4 1 ft 24 4774 __ 1 Kresge Co (S S) 5074 i Tel 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 common..— Motors Mfg... 71 % Kodak Genera) 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 __25 System Products Curtiss & 79% 1% .8 Ohio 5674 11% 1 1 1 _______ Chemical ft 64% 17 l . Boeing Airplane Chesapeake & Ohio Chrysler Corp Corn — Oil Lakes Akron So. 56 31, —.1.66 74 Corp Brewing Great 63% 31% 3 518 75 22% 1 Avco Gas Aug Jap 1 79 I Ashland Oil— & 5174 3,140 Sale Trice 100 Anaconda Columbia 33% 584 1574 Telegraph Co— Armco Columbus 2,334 6874 14 Apr Mar ' Goebel Jan 64% 25 City Products Colghte-Palmolive 34% 66% 14 1 ..... Apr 5 Tobacco Bethlehem 33% 3374 .5 1274 July 33 45% $33% Baldwin 4 Jun 29% 45'% Sani New Armour 75 12% 45 % 10 Cyanamid Radiator American 5674 July 29% 1 12 American 2% Jan 1 Co Stocks Alleghany American Jun 274 ^3 Industries Jan 1% 200 20 ; Corp Wood 12 1,015 1 ... Frueinauf Trailer— Ricke) 31% Eagle Gibson ... Corp Motor Jan * common Bros Steel 8% 174 5 Detroit Edison. Detroit Mar 2,008 12 3 74 10 Motors 3 % 1 25 Power Jan Jan 374 +1 Paper Continental 23% 2% 16 1 Mfg Consolidated Consumers Jun 752 July 1 Cincinnati Transit, common Crystal High 32% . ... ' ' _ Low 92 Electric common.8 50 Milling T P Cincinnati High I "High 713 274 11% Burroughs Corporation Chrysler Cprp ft Low »■ 1774 2% * Kingston Products 278 __ ft Range Since Jan. 1 High 17 1 Ironite Range Since Jan. 1 42% it _ Shares 12% — Champion Paper Shares Low 1 ... Machine Buell International for Week Low % _ — Sales Range of Trices 41% Brewing Burger for Week of Trices 1 Brown-McLaren Howell 11% - _ Week's Stores Briggs Manufacturing Hurd 1 .... _ __ Jan Sales Range Par Houoaille Exchange —20 -\- _ Laundry 62% Exchange Week's Friday STOCKS Hoskins Aeronca July of these Cincinnati prices. Hoover STOCKS 71 % 105 indebted to the firm of W. E. HUTTON & CO for the transmission are Aug 169 309 262 50 40% 30% Co Jan Mar Jan 58% Machine Corp 115 9 140 31 % Fruit United Shoe 33% 89 BONDS Jan 44% • 1 Shop Inc 68% Aug 43% Mar 10 (F Feb 31 Torrington Co__—. Feb 3974 Jan 181 60 — * >.ic Webster & & — 50 25 2.50 Pennsylvania RR Co.—. Quincy Mining 48 149% July 101% Electric Woolworth 53% May 107% 115 13% 13% __ — 5 Corp— 20 * 1 84% July 44% Mar 105% 32% 104 32 — 50%. 74% 100 37% — 100 H) (N Chemical Mathieson 4 195 Feb Aug Mar 1,513 — 1 20 100 3974 12174 Jan Jan 81% 1 68% 39% 101% 104% __ Feb July 66% 3 268 6% 64% — pfd. 100 cum Association National Service Companies. Racing 31 16.6674 Steel.. Sale Trice Narragansett High 48% 53% Carbide S US Low 48% 10 (Ohio. Inc. Union Range Since Jan. 1 High 7 Studebaker-PacKard Texaco Shares 25 J) Jan __ 4 Oil Standard Jail 46 22% __ *, Corp Apr 'Indi (N for Week 27% July Jan 18 74 157 56% 22% 22% — 1 50 Cement Corp Star 154 5,495 5 —— Co Copper 23% 80% 64% 61% 5 Co Gillette Company Island 29% '79% 63 60% 61 79% • Company Electric General A 49% July 26 61 100 100 100 com Feb 110 1.454 — adj 387a May 47% 5 pfd class 64 5% Jun 34% __ 10 5 Co Range Copper 3278 45Vb ... Inc ■ 33% .100 Co High __ * Personal Boston Low High Standard Oil 45% 5 American Sugar Refining common..__25 American Tel & Tel. 33% Anaconda Company —50 Eoston 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% 2574 1.400 14% Jan 26 % July —20c — 2 % 5 34 34 35 1,600 12.50 23 22% 23 800 - 2 34 Aug 4574 Mar 20 34 •Jan 24% Jan ' \ Volume * 190 Number 5871 Financial Chronicle The Commercial and ... (595) OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS RANGE Week's Friday STOCKS Last \ WEEK ENDED AUGUST 7 Friday for Week Range Sale Price FOR Sales of Prices STOCKS Shares Week's Last Range Since Jan. 1 \ „ Calumet Pacific Corn 4%% 5 —\ (Un) _lo , New Corp America of Central 2% 2 Va 800 29% 44% Par July Apr 29 27 % 3% Jan South Corp . 32% Mar Motorola 39% July Jun 48% Jan Mount 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—* Chicago & Northwestern Ry com 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 S7 Towel Co convertible Cincinnati Gas Cities Service 15 175 » 8.50 Co—— 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'% Corp— __2 500 1,800 34% 150 10 64 64 66% 1,000 —20 44 43% 44 Dodge Manufacturing Co 5 Dow Chemical Co_"__5 33 33 33% 850 87% 87% 37% 500 Jan 6% & Deere Detroit Company.. Edison Co — (Un). — . Du Laboratories Mont Inc (Allen B) Common Du Pont 1 (E I) 30 ■ ; 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 17 * 13% 13% 14 550 . Freuhauf Trailer Jun 11% Jun 13 3/8 Jan 11% Jun 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— General Tire Gillette (The) Glen Alden Glidden Co Goldblatt Gossard Raisin Drug Bros Gulf Oil Hem 24% 76% 79 67% 67% 51% __ Hertz 78% 51% 900 443/4 Mar 28% 700 16% Jun 47'% 100 44% Jan 49% 20 300 11% Jan 350 20 % Jan 300 100 40 % 48 48 63 Feb 48 73 46% Jan .600 1 % Apr 51% 21%. 51% 21% 51% 21% 500 173/4 12% 12% 27 11% Jan 12% May 50 52% 24 Va May 450 107 % Jun 126 % Jan 1,300 12% Jan 15% Apr 3 22% 22% 200 16 % Jan 26% Mar 33% 100 27% Apr 33% July 40% 33% 40% Inc 400 35 % Jan 443/4 4% 5 % 4,100 3 % Jan 115% 117 1 5 .————1 . 7% 7% 7% 1,800 5'% Jan 83/s July 30% 31% 200 24% Jan 32% July 26 Packer 23% Jan 28% May 200 46 Apr 55 70 Jan 75% July 543/8 July 72% 2,500 50% 52% 1,800 43% 400 54% 55% 2,000 32% 31% 32% 800 17% 17% 500 70 * 50% Harvester Mineral 200 48 55% —1 Co_—-■—„— Steamship Co International 26% 47% 42% Indiana Steel Products Co International Chemical & Ltd International Shoe 5 —1 Paper (Un) International 31% 433/4 May Interstate Jones & Power & (Un) (Un) 33 %c Kennecott Copper Corp (Un); Kimberly-Clark Corp Knapp Monarch Co— * 5 „— Pacific Square D Gas Co Co 54% 393/4 Jan 57 28 % Jan 353/8 Apr 17% Aug 17% Oil Co (Ohio) Stork Line 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 <fc Co Liggett & Myers Texas Apr July Gulf Textron Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge Edison Trane Company Transamerica Lincoln Printing Lytton's menry Co 1 C) common 18% 18% 50 & 7% 100 Co—,———1 - 7% _ „ Jan Trans World Trav-ler Marshall Martin Cement Field (The) Mfg 4 common * Merritt & Co .... (Un) 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 Rubber 443/8 For (Un) footnotes see U 8 Steel 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 30% 321/4 2,650 24% 17 163/4 171/4. 1,700 133A 38 38 3/8 200 29'A 44% 45% 45 3% 2,500 July 49 11 49 50 103/4 44 40 11 41% 41% 42% 2,700 * 451/8 Jun 45 Va 700 35% 68 3/4 683/4 68 3/4 100 53% Jan 75 45% 45% 473/8 1,400 39% Jan 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 Jan 743/a 243/4 24 3/4 263/s 4,400 21% Feb 533/4 533/4 55% 600 23 Jan 28% May 55% Aug 36% 35% 36 5/8 500 273/4 Jun 36% Aug 70 68% 70 200 62% Jan 70 15% 15% 300 15 Jan 21% Mar 53 55% 700 49% Jun 61% Jan — «— w 53 0 Aug 48% 47% 48% 3,400 443/4 July 52% Apr 7 52% 52% 55% 13,500 49% Jun 59% Jan 58% Jan 58% 58% 600 56% Jun 64 17% 17% 17% 500 12% Jan 173/a JUly 59 59 59 100 43% Jan 60% July 14 14% 244 13% Jan 16% Feb 10 12% 12% 123/4 3,300 9% Jun 15% Jan .1 59 59 59 200 52% Apr 66% Jan 335/8 335/8 34% 1,400 263/4 Jan 38% May 26 % 26 265/8 2,600 25 Va Jun 29 45 45 46 Va 1,300 31% 31% 34% 1,400 30% Jun 38% Jan 863/4 865/a 87% 2,500 74% Jun 87% Aug 34% 305/a 341/8 500 27% Jun 35% 36 363/4 200 27% Mar 39 27% 27% 29% 3,000 19% Jan 29% July 61% 'A Jan 46% July 5 Apr Co 61% 633/4 400 56% Feb 70 28% 28 3/4 450 23% Jan 29 161/8 16% 700 15% Jan 59 Aug 70 Feb 23% Jun 32 % Aug Jun May July 17% May Feb 38% 300 343/4 Jun 433/8 Apr 145% 146% 300 120% Feb 1 1 10 (Un) — 145% 5 33% 335/8 10 * 4 —, 5 700 30% Jun 35 Va Mar 200 44% Apr Jun 53 Va July 33% 800 51 Aug 65% Mar 200 30% Jan 44% July 34% 51 51 54% 425/s 43»A 34% 351/8 2,400 106% 110% 2,100 110% 675/8 150% July 1,900 51 33% "~343/4 17 1,200 333/4 50% 33% 10 Gypsum Co July 38% (Un) 100 67s/8 38% 45 33y» July Jan Feb Mar 118% Apr July 105% July 97 46% 68 Jan L— Bankshares 13% Jan 17 Feb Wisconsin Electric Public 20% Jan 23 Mar Wisconsin 15% Jan 20 Mar 49% 49% 8% 8% Co Woolworth 50% May World 24 (F (Un) Service— Publishing Co 1 51 Yates-Amer Machine Youngstown Sheet 11 Jan 19% May 13% 500 30% Jan 95% 700 71 Feb 700 30 Jan 76% Apr 80 40% July 5 — 34% * — 77 34% 77 44 44 30% 36% (Un) — 39 Jan Wrigley Zenith (Wm) Radio Jr Corp. & Co Tube May 44 Aug 200 28 Jan 34 Mar 550 36 Jun 1,000 263/4 1,200 23% Jun 57 57% 300 53% Jan 60 July 43% 92 % 102 43 Aug 50 Jan 84% Jan 92% Aug 37 — 18% —5 ® 1 973/4 July 39% July 57 10 10 50 433/4 July . 40% 27% — 10 4,900 ' 31 % 37 27% • 92% Feb May 41 % 43 22% Aug 56% July 55 93 __ 44 Feb Apr 35% July 16% Jan Aug 47 13 92'A Mar 151 25 200 52 39 3/s ._ • 9 Jan Aug 93 1 Jan 24 13 Co^ Jun 7% 113% 88% 4,810 39% Co 44% 500 308 2,300 25 2% 12.50 * Corp Power W) Feb 105 102 24% —1 — Wisconsin 850 102% 1 10 Wilson & —— 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% 22% 38% July 50% Jan Jan 70% 18% 40% 18 Jan 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% Jan 66 300 55 10,300 243/4 Jan fL page 31 600 543/4 42% Universal Oil Products Co.. 54 141% 146 2,700 543/4 Apr July 63% July 50% July 20% 11% Apr Jan 40% 47% 102 %1143/4 102 % 80 10% Aug Jan 59 • Feb 42% 98 36% 10 47 201/4 133/4 28 Mississippi River Fuel Modine Manufacturing Co__ Monsanto Chemical 100 11 31 Va 43% Aug 49%. 100 62 423/a Jun 1,500 141 % 77 62 44% 20% Jan 1,050 • 733/4 5 11% 48% 1 703/s July Aug 66% Apr 3,000 U 29% (Un) 54% Feb 46 32% Corp Lines Jan 43% 10 Minneapolis Brewing Co Jun 43% 59 RR— Aircraft 28% __ 46% ~ 77 62 - 25 United 43% 1 Feb 70 4g% (Un) United _J' Blanke Co.. Mickelberry's Food Products 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 : ' — 2 50 * (The) l 16% Feb Jan _Z._ZZZZZZZZ For footnotes 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% "334 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 % 1,706 20% 22%) __ 10 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 {q • 1 " I* ZZZ_* Dredging 1 ZZZZ" -iaiZ • .ZZZZZZZZZZl Jan 52 140 14 % 3.583 11% July Aug 5.00 a33' 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 -HillI • 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 . . . The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (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