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Michigan
ISSUE
AUG 11 1353
•^essaomwstration
Reg, U. 8, Put. Office
Volume
188
Number 5767
New York 7,
General
RAILROAD
Abbott
Laboratories
(&
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
of
1958
goods sold
Gross
margin
deductions
Provision
income
Net
for
i
(net)
taxes
187,
ABC
The
$1.32
Chief
and
elected
Executive
Benjamin
Officer.
Vice-President, succeeds Charles L.
188,
Mr.
..V-V
who
American
Chairman
as
Sherman,
O'Reilly,
345.
p,
Sherman
of
Boston
the
formerly
Executive
named
Honorary
was
;
'>
.
Stock
Stock
Cincinnati
(Stocks)
(Bonds)
Industries, Inc.—Work Started
Ground
Mr.
.
by
,
Elk
River
Dickson
said
the
initial
phase
of
the $9,269,000
project
will
Montreal
34
34
the
Stock
Stock
Stock
Exchange
a
Aero
half
months
to
complete..—V.
Mayflower Transit
187,
2901.
p.
39
Stock Exchange..
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
climbed
of
increase
to
in
1957,
record
a
year.
compared
$17,176,914,
,
■
with $16,424,535
year
a
ago,
ih
<
the company's
for
are
interstate,
30-year history.—'V., 187, p.. 1429.
33
Stock Exchange
-
33
of
"oxygen facility will
new
go
on
cubic
feet
of
oxygen
lurgical puposes.
The
'
'
Condition
and
Reserve
Reserve
-
Railway
Member
oper.
revenue.
Railway, .oper.
Banks
$2,392,278
2,054,674
$337,604
ry.
the
to
consolidate
productive
a
as
V
.
to ultimate disposition
to
be
President,
called
the
and Acetate
on Aug. 4 announced the formation
Fibers Division—consolidation of the
Divisions.—V. 187, p. 878.
,■',*
ry.
.
1958—Month—1957
$699,528
income—.,
,
Net
328,870
—V.
188,. p.
ry.
-$98,855-
op.
241.,
J
42,113
26,505
income—
oper.
ry.
714,107
3,840,209
$6,105
$388,465
3,413
of
of
to
stock
one
*5,050
Banks
46
by
Piper,
The stainless steel
iron
About
RR.—Earnings—
Alabama Great Southern
1958—Month—1957
Period End. June 30—
oper.
expenses
Net
Net
from
rev.
ry.
"
op.
income-- '
45.
p.
$150,065
22,510
;
$172,034
:
' ;
Mcs.—19&7,
::
$726,186
as
be
made
94.76Q
or
additional
about
four shares held.
Aug.
the interior workings of the
Ludlum Steel Corp.
expected to be built the first year.
1,010,388
" :
'
are
V 1
•
.'*'■
Amerace
Corp.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
•
before
Federal
Federal
lor
income
income
taxes-—2'--".
taxes.—.-—2—
'■
t
•
1958—Month—1957
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$284,424
$1,802,548
263,682
279,289
1,612,764
$33,784
$5,135
$189,784
$178,793
6,832
23,138
58,845
5,062
$1,928,098
rev.
$267,703
147,438
$120,26*5
Net
fr.
ry...oper.
ias,
—v.
p.
opers.
ry.
.income
61,241
*
158,821
_
$2,035,659
948,243
$437,014
25,943
*
24i.
^
lor
Balance
$1,087,416
-
Products, Inc.—Reports
Earns,
—V.
per
187,
276,606
$22,406,847 $27,330,513
2"
1,349,241
1
•
-
-
1,320,570
taxes—" ~
before
income
Federal
2,137,000
Increased Profits—
V 1958—6
.25.000
Mos.—1957
Year Ended
Profit
v
preferred
On
.
On-
"common
Earns.
Pfd.
-
6,000
2,718,000
stock
Working
$2,429,000
at
+Called.for
retire
call
130;000
-65,000
65.000
442,000
440,000
.
881,000
271,914
411,730
566,458
$642,902
$777,789
$0.41
$0.55
$0.88
$1.07
-*$0.03
$1.30
$0.23
price
4,255,000
per
43,798.000
—
43,798,000
Aug. 3, 1958.
§After setting aside funds to
stock—♦Deficit.—V.. 188, p.. 345.. .
-
This
p.
automatic control of soldering iron
temperature is the principle employed in a new iron being manufactured
by Weller Electric Corp. of Easton, Pa. Called the Magnastat, the iron
is believed to be the first to employ this unusual principle to maintain
a
constant
The
of
force
magnetic
for
share
.
on
preferred
company
feature
stock.—V.
187,
of this iron
depends oil the magnetic quality of
special alloy which gains and loses magnetic qualities with changes
in temperature.
At certain predetermined temperatures, the alloy loses
magnetic
regains
Tne
protect
these
qualities
748,597
340,000 \ '
365.000
$346,544
$383,597
128,220
128,220
39.116
37,602
85,972
82,654
203,185
195,578
share—--
$1.47
37,645
I
188,200
.
$1.12
'
$1.35
'•*
Rockwell
Voting Machine Corp.—80.5%
Manufacturing
Co.
Instruments,
Ended
below.—V.
Inc.
(&
187,
\
Controlled—
2790,
p.
*,
'
Subs.)—Earnings
in July changed
income
Provision
Federal
Less
Co.—Changes Name—
its name to Roll Gold,
165,
Earnings
The. registration statement filed
with the SEC
on
30,500
$44,685
$46,491
*$0.10
*$0.11
„
share—
shares
—
outstanding
1886.
p.
78,063
18,000
—
1,072
:
436,989
on
$869,141
:.
1
.
as
"
.
..
.
of April 30,
-
.
,
.
1958.—V.
: -
187,
.
May 1,
proposed offering of 2,500.000 shares of common stock
taxes——
02,685
—
common
per
$869,829
*
-
taxes—_i—t
income
1951
1958
:—__
—
profit—
♦Based
American Durox Corp.—Statement Effective—
——
interest
minority
Net
Inc.—V.
for
V
April 30—
"———
Profit: before
1997.
p.
share
covering a
(par $lk at $2
through I.A.I. Securities Corp., Denver, Colo.,
July 25.
on
American
See also V.
187, p.
was
Avis Rent-a-Car System, Inc.—Service Extended—
*
2113.
Inc. below.—V.
and
at
other
predetermined
temperatures
it
a
series of stainless steel tubes which
the sensing mechanism and make the iron stronger and longer
corporation has completed arrangements with American Express
of its car rental service by honoring the new
American Express credit card at more than 1,000 of its stations, W, V.
Morrow, Executive Vice-President of Avis, announced on Aug. 4.
188,
p.
Extended
The
241.
new
"Under
See
Boren
car
Corp.—New Name—
up
Oil & Gas Corp. below-.
American Smelting & Refining Co.—Brownell Dies—
Cooke
Brownell.
pany and a leading
Columbia Presbyterian
United
55.
Chairman
of
the
Board
of
States industrialist, died on
Medical Center in New York City.
this
Aug.
com¬
4
at
international
the
plan,"
an
Avis car at his
American
credit
card
plan
goes
into
operation
Oct.
1.
said, "an American Express credit
train, airplane, ship or bus will be able to pick
Mr.
holder traveling by
"The
Kenneth
qualities.
soldering iron is made of
This
Co. for a major extension
Express Co.—Car Rental Service
See Avis Rent-A-Car System.
declared
a
"its
1956 V
2.
sales
Total
r
American Hydrocarbon
temperature.
unusual
dividends
2541.
effective
Corp.—New Development—
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
use
*
..
*
The
com.
4,255.000
.§55,473,000
44,255,000
§55,473,000
per
'
.
)cash(————V
outstanding—
Automation
786,469
$396,412
inc.
179, p.
See
$10,376,419 $10,177,013
1,209,360
1,564,258
<
883,000
$0.52
j
—V.
1958—6 Mos.—1957
-
"
425,000
(stockt
common
per
Automatic
$299,614
♦Earns,
130,000
f4,255.000
-
shares
I Earnings
$1.26
taxes
for
American Cone & Pretzel
redemption
preferred
*
$546,000
share
-capital-'
-
808,142
"
—
Common
$729,415
$2.20
$5,274,167
571,528
'
686,544
—$426,995
dividends—,
128.220
dividends
Year
Net
569,000
$19,000
stock—_
per- com.
1958—3 Mos.—1957
1957
851,995
profit-
dividends
Subs.)—Earnings—.
$5,213,176
;
1958
taxes——
'
1,144,000
stock—
income
Common
.
(&
'"
"
$43,513,337 $43,354,432 $40,950,081
Preferred
•
.
Co.
Note
taxes
inc.
$1,270,989
income——
Provision
paid—
Dividends
85,991
-
-
Bank
—
"After
^—
April 30— "
before
■I Provision for Federal income taxes
8815,406
78,252
•
5,147,000-1,115,000
$933,000
taxes
income
Net
2437.
p.
before
1,749,305
505,164
2.-2
$1,349,241
to common shares.——-"
share (on present shares»
Period Ended June 30—
Inc.
$37,512,000 $35,367,000 $76,C41,000 $80,676,000
sales
Income
common
American
v >•
1958—3 Mos.r—1957
Period End. June 30—
Net
opers.
■J Net sales
-
—r.
2—'
preferred
applicable
Sales
Alco
ry.
Common
$1,482,976
1,045,962
$212,981
53,290
exps
oper.
$371,802
fr.
,
Austin, Nichols & Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
:
1957
«
dividends—2---—2—
earnings—;—
Provision
.
1958—6 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
Period End. June 30—
rev."
Bank
'-
•*
$297,466
.
exps
oper.
oper. deficit
188, p. 242.
—V.
•
1P53
•
_
Earnings
Net
.
-
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
Net
the
441.
p.
Provision
Alabama, Tennessee & Northern RR.—Earnings—
Railway
on
•
Net ry.
Net
Railway oper. revenue—
shares
18
First National
subscription agent.
•*
Aug. 18—
on
of
on
will be underwritten by a group of underwriters headed
& Hopwood, Minneapolis, Minn.
See also V. 188,
.*
'
.
,212,917
.
Atlanta & West Point RR.—Earnings—
parts of
150,000 of the new irons
188,
'
t
and
by Alleghany
supplied
are
$1,893,920
$794,215
128.899
34,081
—V.
$9,427,386
7,533,466
$7,730,553
6,936,338
1,461,275
"
oper.
ry.
—V. 188,
-1958—6
$1.'633,309
$1,359,109
1,209.044
revenue-
oper.
3,987,188
-
Jaffray
p. 441.
45
for each
will act
The offering
stockholders
expected to
share
new
Minneapolis
Federal
common
is
Period End. June 30—
new
Railway
$4,713,374
188, p. 345.
offering
common
Railway
lasting.
■
Railway
;
.
.
$4,228,674-
629,892
opers.
.
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$720,212
-
$69,636
21,334
exps—
fr.
Railway oper. revenue
from
■' "•
2
of the Roanoke
269,765
expenses
rev.
I
..
.
of .Filatex elastic yarns is
latex rubber core wrapped with
'
Not
j
manufacturing
revenue-
oper.
basis of
46
Statement
$887,454
'28,164
will, be
Apache Oil Corp.—Offering Expected
2,377,495
$141,406
t
.
Arbor RR.— ■Earnings—
rev.
The
$3,264,949
367,502
of
Tompkins,
unit
oper.
of
of
The Course of Bank Clearings—
1958—6 Mos.—1957
.
yarns. These two plants have also been
basis for the last few years.
The oveT-all
shutdown
;
"Deficit.—V.
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 46
1958—Month—1957
$528,908
$427,725
Period End. June 30—
-
has been made
oper.
9
System
Condition
Combined
United States.••
adequate production facilities at its plants in
Parkersburg, W. Va., to fill customers' require¬
Period End/June 30—
46
.
.
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.—Earnings—
,
of
the
Business
51
Payable
Rates
Statement
Federal
5.
okvgen plant is built according to a design developed
the United States by Air Products, Inc.—V. 187, p. 41.
new
proven, ih
Exchange
Foreign
per
of
-the
of
has
These yarns consist of
S.
Ann
i
Corporation & Investment News-Cover
Dividends Declared and
Works of United States Steel Corp.
iniliiort
member
a
5 announced that it is planning to discon¬
in Roanoke, Va. Henry H. Bitler, Vice-
fiber.
new
a
Net
State and City Bond Offerings...
stream this Fall serving the ClairThe new plant will provide 22
month. The oxygen will be used in
various processing practices, product conditioning and for other metal¬
A
ton
study.
Railway
General
,
also
was
plant
Roanoke
company's Rayon
Miscellaneous Features
Inc.-^—Building New Oxygen Facility—
Re¬
Simotv-Guggen¬
He
,
Gerald
•
Net
Air Products,
*
the
Greenwich
Manager
curtailed
a
Railway
;
its
and
the
decision
No
Transactions American Stock Exchangc___._ 33
Canadian and over¬
seas
shipments only.
Local and intrastate moves handled by May¬
flower agents'are" not included,
Mr. Smith said.
V,"
Ill
1957,
Mayflower
volume exceeded- $40,000,000,
a
record -high
Totals
$752,379.
on
textile
a
Transactions New York
Sales
of
; plant property.-
corresponding period
an
Inc.
York
Rockefeller Institute for- Medical
trustee of the John
and
weeks.
Pa.,
relocation
under
43
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages___
Co., Inc.—Sales Climb—
few
on
The
-
42
—
Bank
capacity.
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 33
SEC Index of Stock Prices.!..
i
33
'
effect
38
38
;
next
operating
,
!
__
John Sloan Smith, President, reported on July 30 that for the first
six; months of
1958,
Mayflower's
volume increased 4.6r/<>
over
the
t,
National
charitable
BTass
New
ments for continuous filament
37
Exchange
Over-the-Counter Markets
and.
the
First
and
and
of
as
Lewistown,
37
Exchange.
Aug.
on
at
General
American Viscose
36
Toronto
excavation for the reactor containment shell foundation.
Mr. Dickson estimated,the excavation and foundation will take about
two
Copper
Bank
curtailment
soon
34
,__w
Canadian Stock Exchange....
be
the
'
financial
Revere
of the Fibers Division, stated that an
of manufacturing is
being planned to be effective
practical.; No specific dates have been established. A total
,of 1,750 employees are now working at the
plant.
A plan for the
termination of the employment of these
people Is being studied. It was
pointed out, however, that some employees will be
furloughed within
as
Exchange
operations
orderly
29
Stock
Pittsburgh
tinue
34
Philadelphia-Baltimore
nuclear
(Minnesota)
Dickson,
James
of
Foundation,
business,
of
Manhattan
the
American Viscose Corp.—To Curtail
Operations—
President and
Exchange-
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
began on Aug. 5, it was
Project Manager for Nuclear Product,sErco division of ACF Industries, Inc., prime contractor for the reactor.
announced
and
Vice-President
This corporation
25
Detroit Stock Exchange.
■
Power Reactor
breaking for the Rural Cooperative Power Association
reactor, at
power
on
trustee
a
other
Chase
1998.
p.
13
Exchange.—
Midwest Stock Exchange
ACF
was
and,a
in
director
a
The
Paper Co.
Memorial
187,
Page
Vending Corp.—New Chairman Elected—
Chairman.—V.
V.
Quotations
New York Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
have
He
was
^Advisory Councils of the Chamber of Commerce
Stock and Bond
$5,109,643
$1.48
share—
common
directors
Board
Conn.
heim,
2649,
p.
Cable
Northern
search
5,396,966
$5,713,996
per
In This Issue
344,353
'
6,031,477
active
was
He
Corp.,
Great
20.680,339
200,782
*:
:
income
income
19,916,950
23,032,570
___
Brownell
organizations.
General
$34,978,825 $31,531,301
Expenses
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Mr.
1957
21,692,273
—
Miscellaneous
,
INSURANCE
-
$56,071,098 $51,448,251
Cost
,
INDUSTRIAL
-
Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
6 Months Ended June 30—
Net
Price $1.25
Corporation and Investment News
Sales
—V.
N. Y., Monday, August 11, 1958
Morrow
destination and 'charge it*
Express
on
credit card will be honored
his credit card.
at Avis System
stations throughout the United States, Canada, Hawaii, Mexico, Central
America,
the
inclusion
of
rental
West Indies
Avis
stations
and the Caribbean." Mr. Morrow said. The
in other countries where the world-wide car
system operates may be added to the plan
indicated.-r-?V. 187, p. 2330.
Morrow
at
a
later date, Mr.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2
tcxes
before
Income
Taxes
—'
—
is
in
Commission,
Power
the
quantity
sell
to
1958,
with
sub-office
a
Tennessee
required.
The
gas
Pittsfield,
in
and
Greenfield,
total of
a
directing
of
in Lee,
Its
At
Mass.
Net
the com¬
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
—V,
138,
dividend
$
$
39,712,147 187,378,295 235,838,654
31,165,974 150,384,699 188,190,949
$
32,605,625
25,224,535
Hallway oper. revenue—.
Hallway oper exps——_
Net
Het
opers.
7,381,090
8,546,173
36,993,596
3,360,487
3,451,623
13,928,423
Rail'.vay
Railway
19,211,786
ry.
oper.
Net
Net
183, p. 45.
while
Refinancing Plan— Jh**
Basic, Inc.—To Vote on
The
with
of
plan.
,
.
purposes.
(2) from
natural
a
distribution
gas.
and
July
Swiss
and
To:, onto
this
to
it
company,
reported
was-
agreement were not announced.
system
is
concern
Europe.
Billups
Toronto, Canada—
5." Terms
Aug.
on
•
vertible
will.be
of the
and
Corn
Exchange
and
.KShcmical
the Swiss
York
Hew
Ended
Net
sales
Profit
.
June
the
the
profit after taxes—
Earnings per common Share (excluding class B
after
taxes——-—^.4——-—V——-V:—V. 187,
$0.65
1958
June
Total
operating
operating
expenses
104.675,094
in
cumulative
42,574,357
amount
13.796,000
14.736,000
amount
5.803,000
charges
fixed,
gate
3.304.335
7.242.594
available
Net income
the
of
2,500
of
of
Lane,
income
—V.
187,
offeree
1
——.—
Co.—Stock
its
to
additional
18,461
$14.75
6V2
032,889
2,850.479
18,039,386
15,367,777
&
will
proceeds
net
6200,000
July
on
balance
of
the
due
used
be
satisfy,
to
BUSINESS—The
in
chusetts
the
in
Coal-Gas
sale
in
in
all
-the
satisfied
lxe
gas
Mass.
and
to
H.
Gas
Light -Co.
Division.
Turners
serve
the
the
proceeds
issuer
at
a
Berkshire
Gas
Co.
and
Co.
Lee,
Falls,
area
common
Co.,
of
Co.,
&
Barnwell
&
&
Inc.—
•
a
k
&
V.
United
Adams
States
complete
This
24-inch
Steel
size
with
weighs about 94
The
and
It
is
the
Corp.
9-inch
is
miles >in
PittsNorth Adams.
square
served
and
are
all -the assets
Cohu
Franklin -County,
the
For
ended
year
outstanding
on
(estimated
$2,032,000
at
common
annually)
June 30, 1958.
stock, compared
effective for
were
•*
.
at the
Axis
Yuma
188, p.
Plant
Steam
the
on
Lower
Colorado
243.
Corp.
Dry
T
V
Registers Rights Offering With
—
Aug.
on
filed
6
statement with
registration
a
the
shares of common stock, to
be offered foxstockholders of record Aug. 26.-1953. at the rate of
for each five shares then held.
The subscription price
392,611
by
share
Stetson
k
the
listed
are
proceeds
net
which
Eastman
Winslow,
has
in
increases
March,
in
and
capital
$2,000,000
will
to finance in¬
carbonated beverage
receivable.
accounts
to
used
be
incurred
and
will
$900,000
be
and installation ->f equipment in a carbonated,
presently under construction in Waltham, Mass., and
been leased by the company.
This plant is scheduled foxwill
and
1959
Chelmsford,
Mass.
working capital and, to
including the purchase of
expenditures/
187, p.
machines.—V.
in
be
replace the present plants
balance of the proceeds will
The
additional
available, for
The
safe,
stock
underwriters.
plant
completion
aggre¬
the
of
principal
the purchase
for
Boston
and
the
as
short-term bank loans
of alcoholic btverages
inventory
materials
used
lesser extent, for
trucks and vending
a
1203.
Canadian Javelin Ltd.—President
John
240.000
60,000
•
C.
Doyle, President,
"Recently
under
way
100
24,000
associates,
100
24,000
also
£0
12,000
been
Pickands
published
Mather
that
and
Reports—
negotiations have been
for the purchase mf
myself
have been
discussions
that
Confirms
said in part:"
July 31,
on
held concerning the
interest in Canadian Javelin and it is Still possible
time sell my stock to Pickands Mather or their
although no definite coxxclusion has beexi reached."
See
true
12.UOO
50
have
reports
between
stock.
It is
purchase, of my
my
*
that
I
may
V.
at
188.
seme
'
Pacific
50
12,000
50
12,000
5C
9.000
-.
Railway
9,000
'J
Railway
expenses
-
Ry.—June
revenue
37
•
*
*
Period End. June 30—
*
Earnings-—
12.000
36
_L
*■"
442.
p.
Canadian
1958—Month—1957
1958—6 Mos.—1957
s
a
has
added
new
beams,
its
to
designed
and
production
facilities
-V.
A
*
at
of shear that can slice through
including wide flange beams up to
A steel beam of this size and bulk
s
s
40.817.858
231,818.154 239.527,926
37,099,203
39,409.143
215.802.007
224.382,846
3,718,655
V.
44.343,037
4,933,894
16,016,147
15,145,080
built
by
>
Pa.,
is
of
its
expected
Birdsboro
Steel
kind
in
this
is
more
100%—
than double, that
for
the similar
its
for
products.—V.
186.
523.
p.
-
r
k
to
made
Products Corp.—Business Up
period last year, this corporation reports. Its factory in Mechanicsburg.
Pa.,'is working seven days, a week, three shifts a day due to a high
demand
Foundry
__
346. -
p.
current rate of business
The
:
-
earnings
188,
Capitol
type
Carolina
North
&
Western
Period End. June 30—
country.—
Railway
oper.
Ry.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
oper.r revenue-
Railway
1202.
Boeing- Airplane
the
due
1980,
scription at
$100
of
Co.
4^'%
$30,597,600
par
convertible
which
by
Debenture
—
were
common
Subscriptions
subordinated
Mass.
The
and has
com¬
obtained
—
Of
Net
deben¬
Net
$243,467
t
1958—6 Mcs.—1957
S303.50G
$1,561,713
81,853,474
168.968
1,056,098
1.039,691
$73,615
8134,532
$585,615
8813,783
32,897
expenses
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
recently offered for sub¬
stockholders at the rate of
oper.
188,
p.
Carter
for each 23 shares of stock held,
$29,578,500 principal amount was subscribed for, and the
debentures
$l,0l'9,100 of debentures
unsubscribed
were
Net
60.777
203.003
335,352
169,852
„
_
•
up
by the underwriters, headed by Harriman Ripley & Co. Inc. and Blyth & Co,, Inc., and sold on
*
July
30
at
109h>of
principal
amount.
See
also.,,;.
V. 188, p. 346.
/
^
H.
Products Inc.—Sales
1958
for
SI,643,779
Hoyt,
op..--
income
corresponding
-
ry.
146.
earnings
to
rose
taken
quarter
President.
quarter
the
as
first
of
1957,
This
-to
it
to
63
Earnings Gain—
fiscal
1953
earnings
was
equaled '64
compared
and
of
quarter
compared
as
oexxts
cents
of
reported
*
'
-
.
Boren Oil &
This
carbon
in
July
182, p.
.
changed
1111.
.
its
•
■
name."to
...
for
the
safes
of
Initial
•
*'
•
..
American"
for
July
per
common
for
or
the
fiscal
the
1957
1958
comparable
25
30)
for
the
by
period.
weie
$11,640,159
1957 period.—V.
'
Central
May
as
188,
...
»
.£
*
*
r
4
Cooperatives, Inc., Superior,-Wis.—Offering—
^corporation
15, 1958,
$100,000
Henry
share i'or the
346.
p.
The
Hydro- ,'.;
quarter
$11,313,370
.
Gas Corp.—Changes Name—
corporation
Corp.—V.
'
'-Sales
against
June
(ended
$1,608,450
on
:
(except cash»
service area is known as the
manufactured -and distributed
with natural agas
the
year.
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Union Securities k Cox Horn blower & Weeks, and
30.000
Inc
flange;
machine
first
-y
•
1958,
October,
in
.
help the Homestead Works
substantially increase its production of light weight wide-ilange beams.
p.
securities
sell
•
Financing—
Dillon,
24,000
Inc
steel
Eirdsboro.
Co.,
prior
corporation
125
Inc
pounds per linear foot.
shear,
new
Machine
2650.
schedule and the plant is expected to be placed in operation
covering
new
one
60.000
.i.i
Works here
of
p.
442.
p.
range
to
share
a
the
1959.—V.
subscription
Net
a
187,
Power Co.—Plans
quarter.
each
$1.01
unit
011
100
Int.——
equal
cents
Securities & Exchange Commission—
SEC
Birdsboro Steel Foundry & Machine Co.—New Product
the Homestead
during
for
Canada
60,000
;
Crawford,
188.
Co.—
Inc.—
Co
.
July 1, the second 60,000-kilowatt unit of San Bernardino Steam
was placed
in commercial operation. Construction of an 80,000-
April,
Shares
250
—
Inc
Hirshberg.
in
them
250
&
.
Mass.—Acquired—
below.—V.
Inc.
'
Of
to
.
offering.
Commission
U.
River is
principal
an
1957.
outstanding at the end of each period and 011 average shares
were
kilowatt
severally
solo
Units
1.000
Inc.——-—I—I——_
Co.,
Co..
the
$1.07
Plant
aggregate
and
of
stock:
—
Priedrichs
Co.,
Co..
of
beverage
to
last
earnings for the second quarter of 1958 were equal to 30 cents
share compared with 31 cents in 1957, both based on 3,500,-
raw
$1,000
stock )
Inc.—
&
Furman
Crawford
also
See
Com.i———
Space
time
in
sell
the
for
second quarter amounted to S505,963,
share, compared with $759,798 or 75
expects
now
outstanding
an
heretofore
..
This
Gas
of
shares
Co., Inc._—
Inc._^————
Co.,
remaining
in the purchase, distribution
domestic,
commercial
ancl
industrial
Lenox,"
to
shares
300
of
company
creases
have
with
compared
half,
$923,391
.
said.
reserved for
to
below,
com¬
only approximately half of the latest quarter, Carl C. Ernst, President,
previous
engaged
for
unit
agreed
forth
consist
shares of common
20
Labouisse,
Hilsman
.
French
tures
ot
assets
1958, the company acquired
Greenfield
Greenfield
of
comprising about
300
The principal communities
Dalion,
the -Greenfield Gas
pany proposes
bonds
its
the
from
'territory*
a
has
set
1958.
months of
six
year.
Winchester,
Co.,
600.000 shs.
.below
named
company
(each
Corp.)
Evans
G.
Mc-Carley
Norris. &
part,
is a
public utility operating
company
business.
It was incorporated in Massa¬
the company
then known as Pittsfield
primarily
Williamstowu,
company's
in
is
County,
In .March,
1954.
natural
consumption,
d
will
The Berkshire
to
name
of
utility
In
acquired
company
Berkshire
company
gas
1853.
Co.,
changed its
tield,
notes
P.
shares of preferred, stock.
amounts
months
2547.
166,666 shs.
initially
first
the first half of 1957 and $17,898,-
last
of
8928,000.
notes
and sale of first mortgage
which will be sold privately.
engaged
end
the
on
with
which, coupled
payable of
1958,
total
issue
later date,
The
1,
in
the
been
usual
for the
like
the
prepay
have
and
expects
Based 011 average shares outstanding
during each annual period, earnings for the year ended June 30, 1958,
were $1.01, compared with $1.14 lor the preceding year.
1
It should be noted that the increased rates allowed by the California
2.500.000
„—
six
1958
common
Ling Electronics,
with
preferred
underwriters,
and
in
000 shares
has
:
said
Bruning
Mr.
profits during the
that this will come
summer
slowdown due to
sales
he
preferred dividends, the latest earnings were equal
compared with $1.50 in the 1957 first half and
the
per
outstanding
FINANCING
200,000 she.*1.500.000 shs.,,
in
said
the
after
outlook,
business
He
year.
months
last
the
in
p.
earnings
$2,500,000
stock
in
187,
Net
on
notes
loans of 8728.000,- resulted
The
H.
G.
common
payable to Second Bank-State Street Trust Co., of
Boston,
in
the
aggregate face
amount
of
$928,000.
The
monies
represented by the notes to be satisfied were used by the company
for construction purposes during the past
12 months.
The company
borrowed
J.
on
shares
PROCEEDS—The
PRESENT
TO
to
year."
common
quarter of 1957. Sales for the second qqarter
.$9,408,137 compared with $10,215,983 in the June quarter of 1957.
On
/-
the
common
a
of
—2.500.000
Varnedoe." Chisholm
SI.18
The Second Bank-State Street Trust Co., Boston, Mass.,
is subscription agent. No underwriting is involved.
Khort-term
the
to
this
company
the
of
on
to apply on the repayment ot bank loans then outetanding.
The type of securities to be issued will depend on market conditions nt
have
250
Weil.
share on the basis of one new share for each
held
with an
oversubscription privilege.
per
the
dividends,
more
remainder
$1,018,526 for the
1958 first
first six months of 1957 and
the
After
cents
This
C
amount
the
proceeds
Billups
$2,500,000
common
&
A.
company
general
improvement
California Electric
Outstanding
Humphrey Co.,
Dickson
At-will
stockholders of record
or before Aug. 21 for
stock (par 10 )i at
common
shares of
for
six
share,
per
See
from,the underwriters
slock
Co.
&
S.
Clement
Offered—The
July 29 the right to subscribe
EFFECT
$li———t—
Lane,
Howard.
Si.04.
of
L.
families
principal
agent
a3
—
Space
15.567,777
——
W.
respective
enough
not
declaring
in
be
slightly more
to cover the 30
was
at' favorable
$19,103,097
to
were
Calidyne
the company, will
stock of the com¬
Billups,
A.
.
Huger,
Gas
Berkshire
Aug.
share
per
will
were
quarter
last
for
share
were
into
Authorized
units
Johnson.
R.
1538.
p.
conditions)
but
it
Herbert
this
of
last
1937,
cents
—V.
are being acquired
for investment.
will receive a fee of $50,000 for its
placement of the bonds and of such
"•.
.•■ v-.'.-' '■ *" 4
**.••
-
(inclusive
Robin son -
Alester
Net
of
$1,750,000
V.
*
Balance credited "to earned surplus———
Avge. number of shrs. of com. stk. outstanding
further
a
the
for
per
I
$525,000.
quarter
third
noted
favorable
more
Earnings
stock
the
'f
.
debentures and
600,000
18.418.256
.
from
;
respective
18,039.386
:
R.
their
common
the outstanding
18,672,275
for dividends—a:
.:
that
of
Corp.
Corp.
1993
purchase,
Courts
-
Dividends
of
convertible
Tire
25,339,692
6,921,436
26.014,869
————
profit
1958,
Bruning
months
the
to .50
preferred stock for one
shareholders and which
the
of
collateral trust
serially 1959-1976.
.
fixed changes
available for
Income
of
the option
at
units,
GIVING
due
The
Total
certain
under
22.035,357
3,485.039
operating' income—*.—
income—•—,—2—.v^..
in
with
■:
(par
shares
of
in
Johnson,
other
'A)
approximately
share
advised
common
stock
to
—6,740.000
Net
the
$1
due
the
Billups, W. L. Billups and G.
families have contracted
option
members
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
—43.065.830
Totul
picture
-
quarter
before
5'k
debentures
oi 20'<
of the voting
outstanding
upon
the
completion
is
Space
$4.£0>
ipar
*166,666
operating revenues—
taxes———41-.*—-T--
22,529.830
of
and
maturing
debentures
-taxes
.
of
Lane,
first mortgage
Income
-v-i;.,-
7'4
stock,
common
of
A.
1962
shares
connection
,V''
severally,
-
30,
Earnings
sale
shares
Johnson,
Other
Net
cf
excess
and
the
7'f
147.249,451
115,688,028
—
of
one
l ane,; Space
.the conversion of
158,753,858
revenues- —
Total
amount
earlier
of
1,
and
35.000
o
30—
shares
offering price.
for
bonds,
j
i
1957
S
.;
Ended
Months
158,666
respective
the
u-
acquire,
Johnson,
Common
Co. of Canada—Earnings—
Bell Telephone
Six
and
public
stock
•
to
54
$0.71
'
■
in
Billups
10,000
6%
•
2330.
p.
net
Mr.
$1,519,912
per share, <3 > from the
2,300 units publicly offered
the
of
extent
<or
Jan.
•44v4^T:,4 V.—.4,4 44
488,117
526,832
3STef
sale
basis
stock
CAPITALIZATION
1
992,441
1,125,805
...
and
half of
value $4.50
principal
the
1951
after
shares.
$20,364,722 $18,846,804
—
taxes—
before
the sale of
from
their
company
agreed
services
,..,1957
,1958
,
first
of 15 cents each were paid
1 and June 1, last.—V. 188, p. 442.
June
six
886
by, the company to Jefferson Standard Lite
Insurance Co. of Greeuabbro, N. C., of 82,500.000 principal amount
0$ t>r/c -first mortgage£and collateral trust bonds of the company
at 98.2'(>
of the principal amount thereof plus accrued interest and,
ftfc, $4.50 a share, 10,000 shares of common stock.
The bonds and
the banking
group
includes
Canadian Bank of Commerce,
30-
the
issued
C.
arranged
Bayless Markets, Inc.-^Earnings Increased—:
(A. J.)
Six Months
1,
or>
The
debentures
The
v
An
also
were
by
shares
to
of
July
slightly
G.
orally
at
members
be
financing.
consolidate loans and to expand
abroad. --:r
tTvV;V;' VvT■
the
50,000
common
to
pany
the
the
Bank, the First National City Bank of
Credit Bank of Zurich, Switzerland.
York;,
New
the
from
$2,500,000
callable
represent
.
-Morgan,
P.
'to • J.
America,
of
realized
TRANSACTIONS—R.
stock
of
share
a
interests
required
and
after
The
organization's
the
addition
In
stock
common
from the company
at
$4.50 per share, 166,666 shares 01
stock of the company. 'These shares,
which will be con¬
common
.
further
the
dividends
Sales amounted
shaie. Both offerings were
the books closed.
Further
and
stoc-kf par
companies,
and
purchase
Proceeds of the loan will be used to
Bank
of
per
of
If,93
1.
PRIVATE
in Battle
subsidiary of Farbenfabriken Bayer
Aktiongesellschaft of Leverkusen, Germany, one of the largest com¬
panies in the German chemical industry.
Bayer Foreign was formed
In 1957 to hold the parent company's investments operating chemical
concerns
in North, Central and South America, Africa ancl Western
Canadian
in
decided,
was
earnings
the
on
vacation periods.
82'700,000 realized from the sale of 600,000 shares cf common stock
also
publicly offered, and
(5>
from
tire cash
acquired
from
the
Co., Inc., as agent for a group of New York,
banks, lias granted a $20,000,000 medium-terlii
&
Morgan
funds
realized
comprised
preferred
P.
"It
action
.
sustained
said.
expects
last
purchase of the assets ot
preferred
82,325,000
bank loans and for construction
Bayer Foreign Investments, Ltd.*
.
$5
at
the $749,997
cumulative
predecessor
operates
Co.
Gas
of
March
29.
and
he
the company and the subsidi¬
the predecessor companies
oiid make the cash
payments totaling $8,750,000 will be provided by
the net proceeds
(14 from the $2,450,000 realized* from the sale pi
$2,500,000 principal amount of 6'4
first mortgage and collateral trust
bonds and
10,000 shares of common stock, par value $1 per share,
Creek Gas Co.—Bonds Placed
Creek
postpone
levels for the six months
F.
Bruning.
President, reported on
that wnile both sales and net profit,
decreased from last year's operations for the first six months, they
both increased over the last six months of 1957. Based on this trend
to
aries to effect the
r
Battle
The
shares
oversubscribed
PROCEEDS —The
»supplying residential, commercial, and industrial customers
Creek, Mich., and adjacent territory.—V. 186, p. 1494.
loan
600.000
publicly
an
proceeds will be used to retire
report
to
stock,
normally payable Sept. 1, was an¬
E. H. Fair, President.
t
the company, issued recently, indicated that
A.
was
the
on
safes
details follow:
Privately—This
company has placed $600,000 of first mortgage bonds with
insurance companies, it was announced on Aug. 5. Par¬
ticipants were The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of NewYork and the National Life Insurance Co. of Vermont.
credit
twenty shares of stock at $1,000 per unit.
offered
..
in
Fair
ended
issue oi' Aug. 4 of the public offer¬
our
by
up in the second quarter
already paid in dividends.
July
quickly
was
President,
Eells,
Battle
J.
made in
was
1
(Charles) Bruning Co., Inc.—-Quarterly Earnings-
$3,376,457
2,935,807
46.
p.
directors
common
pared with safes of $20,426,730 for
interim report to shareholders, said
thai improved operations in May and June overcame losses that were
incurred in the preceding four months.—V. 187, p. 1999.
The
188,
$1,458,036 *$1,825,588
367,609
*1,025,676
$647,445
958,570
op.
ry.
income
oper.
the
during
.
P.
2,647,866
made
stock
90
1957.
H.
from
rev.
additional
\
income
net
a
*911,785
tures and
reported that net income for the lirst six
825,902 on sales of $8,466,724, This compares
of $887,754 on sales of $12,341,580 in the first half
of this year
431,558
46.
ing through The Johnson, Lane, Space Corp., oi $2,500,000 7% debentures due July 1, 1093, and 50,000 shares
of common stock (par $1) in units of $1,000 of deben¬
also
corporation
272,161
188, p.
tire
Quarterly
$6,328,561 $12,650,469
8,154,149
9,274,012
$3,054,537
1,596,501
$2,068,868
1,421,423
revenueexpenses
a
the
upon
months
oper.
ry.
tion
$8,504,182
Aug.
loss
what
see
1958—6 Mos.—1957
.
Billups Eastern Petroleum Co.—Securities Sold—Men¬
on
Aug. 1 were informed that the directors recently
refinancing progx am intended to replace present mortgage
debt and preferred stock
with a new note and two new issues of
preferred, to provide about $3,325,000 of new money with wnicli to
complete plant improvements under way since early this year, retire
bank loans that
had been made to finance the improvements, and
provide additional working capital.
Shareholders of record Aug.
4 on Aug. 28 will consider and act
$5,271,027
of
on
a
than
Erie RR.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
oper.
"Deficit,—V.
Shareholders
approved
$1,329,221
mid -year
The
cents
Period End. June 30—
4^647,705
income—_
fr.
rev.
ry.
—V.
$1,214,400
income—
on
nounced
442.
p.
Bessemer & Lake
1958—6 Mos.—1957
35.160,643
opers.
Co., Berlin, N. H.—Omits Dividend—
Decision
Mr.
1958—Month—1957
33,233,435
ry.
oper.
Brown
Outstanding
——-$1,880,000
Series C
450,000
Notes,due serially to 1962 ...
_r-.
.—~
211,500
5';<
cumulative preferred stock (par $100'
1
——
585,600
Common stock (phr 310»————————r-A4T_^—;V—4i:—
1,371,610
an
5,414,397
-'-Deficit,—V.
4?4 ?», due 1979——_
Bonds, 5Vi'r
due 1082—.
SEC—
ry.
$6,743,618 $38,504,462 $43,664,825
fr.
rev.
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$6,204,456
4.989.996
system.
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
$
exps.——
..■•"by-'
capital stock (par $1>.—V. 188, p. 242.
Peiiod End. June 30—
revenue—
oper.
Net
Series B bonds,
amendment to
1,000,000 shares of
corporation on Aug. 1 filed with the SEC
registration statement covering an additional
The
'
Mohday, August 11, 1958
.
1958—Month—1957
oper.
Railway
,
•
.
Maine RR.—Earnings—
&
Railway
offices
division
customers were served by
25,000
Boston
Period End. June 30—
pipeline from the Tennes¬
to transport the gas.
It
will commence this year.
service
gas
located
are
and
Adams
31,
pany's
natural
that
offices
general
North
May
$1.12
$i,u4
"Based on 3,038,840 shares ot' common stock outstanding on June
30, 1053, after deduction of prefe'rred dividends.~~V. 187, p. 2546.
Axe-IIoughton Fund A, Inc.—Registers With
contemplated
The
share—,—,
per
Co.
company is building a 21-mile transmission
see
facilities in Northampton to Greenfield
S3,202 862
83,447 212
Not- Income
"Earnings
Federal
the
Transmission
Gas
A
I'ijjl'S?? 3,3^7,50U
a""''™
3,703,819
income
on
from
order
an
Show Gain—
Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings
Avon Products,
i
.
(542y
an.
principal
recently ^offered
issue of $250,000
amount
at
par,
under
a
prospectus
dated
promissory notes,^which consist of
bearing "4^ interest" and maturing in six
Volume
188
and
years
Number
5767
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
$150,000
principal amount bearing 5%
and
maturing in
No underwriting is involved. The price is par (in units of
nine
years.
$100
net income
of
$543)
$83,000.
each).
figures
were $730,000
In
the
The
offering is made in the
Michigan.
These securities will
tions
who
members
The
notes
■
of
of
sold
Central
Wisconsin,
local
to
Minnesota
cooperative
Cooperatives,
maturing and
are
notes
Inc.
to
are
to
their
used to
retire
and
be
company
organized
was
Wisconsin.
in
Cooperative
The
Wholesale
Aug.
former
but
by
April 1, 1957, the corporate
31,
1917
of
name.
resolution
name
as
Net assets
the
of
cooperative
a
company
the
associa¬
effective
plies.
As
incident
an
its
to
business,
transports the commodities, and to
them.
and
The
chief
commodities
'
bakery goods.
the
company warehouses
extent packages
some
packaged and processed
and
and processes
feeds,
arc
coffee
per
does
tribution
"On
4%
five-year notes
5%
Preferred
(par $25).
(par $1001
—V. 187, p. 2547.
•.
50,000 slis.
•
■
July
corporation
30,
The
covering
1958,
stock
is to be
ing is to be made
Evans,
who
moters
of
sion
of
are
the
lc
be
to
are
shares
its
of
10c
public sale at 10c
par
the
SEC
on
stock.
The offer¬
on a "best efforts" basis by A. R. Morris and H. C.
president and vice-president, respectively, and pro¬
for which they will receive a selling commis¬
in
1956
as
oil
an
exploration
used
to-drill
depth
of
test
one
well
on
its
lands,
to
or
deepen
the
Net
Central
Public
Utility
Corp.
Files
—
for
Exemption
and
and
Sept. 10.
■■
:
are
Coach
Carolina
both of
Co.,
to eliminate
such
First
stock
beneficial
1.000,100
of
which have subsidiaries.
shares,
$6
that all but
thereof;
owners
The
subsidiaries
par.
1,000 of
the
431,924 shares
are
subject to commitments of sale in blocks varying in size from
to 40,000 shares to approximately 33 Dutch and Belgian
in¬
vestors.
Mendes
Gans is engaged in
the banking business in The
2,500
•
for
appears
the
merger
from
of
the
application
Central
that
agree¬
an
other
negotiation, which, if
of Delaware.—V.
188,
and
(unnamed) is in the course of
be governed by the--laws
corporations
would
effectuated,
p.
further
It
providing
ment
two
or
more
346.
a
1958—Month—1957
Period End. June 30—
Railway oper.
$4,438,659
3,608,562
oxps.-—
by
Net
fr.
rev.
ry.
ry.
$830,097
$3,756,462
*187,390
422,132
$6,109,801
1,824,032
$58
million,
gain
93,007
1953—6 Mos.—1957
revenue-
$938,000
$938,000
$5,269,000
$5,814,000
oper.
expenses
1,025,156
337,876
4,693,391
4,862,409
op.
*$87,156
$675,609
$72
3%
or
million
with
of
from
announced,
."V.
$1,025,142
$1,880,590
385,337
Net
296,022
633,988
235,416
rail,
from
ry.
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
188, p.
46.
$315
the
sales,
in
July 24 in
on
investment
company,
$22.35
to
net asset value of the Trust's shares
months earlier.
from $20.68 six
Including the capital gains distribution of 63 cents per share paid on
31, this represents an 11%
increase in the value of the Trust's
Jan.
shares in the six-month period.
The Trust showed these
for
a
of
as
year
short-term
1958
the
and
Total
assets
net
standing
rose
increased
to
$49,211,243
2,201,830
to
shareholders climbed to 7,530,
Shareholders
at the
first
six
f^-om
from
of
the
$44,101,665;
2,132,593;
and
half
Depreciation
year.
and
year
$44
June
30,
$430
The
a
$364
in
$39
were
the
like
million
1957
corporation
leading
is
acquiring
manufacturer
the
period.—V.
•
X-ray
351,009,
with
said
the
C.I.T.
Picker,
offer
founder
had
of
been
the
of
$532
common
of
quotations,
is
the
value
of
which,
approximately equivalent
the
to
the Picker stock being acquired by C.I.T.
James Picker founded his original X-ray
X-Ray Corp.
25
to
than
more
of
White Plains, N.
Broadway,
Y„
the
recently
announced
radioactive
cesium
a new machine
137
and is one
of
it
himself
by
In
the industrial field,
shares
the
the
a
year
constructing
research
for
book
value
Its home
office is
largest
suppliers
books closed.
PROCEEDS—The
from
will
use
$200,000
will be
of
the
offering to reoay short-term bank loans and
added to working capital.
net
the
remainder
the
large
a
research
187,
laboratory
p.
EARNINGS—In
sales
.,
and
income
the
fiscal year ended Oct.
cost
plus fixed
31, 1957 the company had
fee contracts of $1,060,000 and
secoftd
the
to
with
six
quarter of 1958 was $7,$6,263,480, or $1.24 per
months'
with
period
$84,340,787
customers.
consumer
acquired
during
when
business
June
with
30,
this
ended
for
June
the
While
the
same
J
of
1958
the
result
date
$4,881,166
was
with
in
fcr
$2,719,457
that
total
outstanding
approximately
were
same
same
1957.
the
the
for
same
United
NOTE:
revenue—
exps
$1,745,242
1,083,259
—V.
rev.
ry.
fr.
ry.
i88,
opers.
income—
oper.
$651,983
608,599
for
radiation
and
six
the
of
30,
period
the
manufacturing
1958,
of
months
$866,459
was
1957.
account
of
the
fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
exchange,
of
ended
period in 1957.
an improvement
Net
ended
sales
June
companies
the
for
six
.
months
compared with $1,977,344 for the
these manufacturing subsidiaries
of
30,
1958,
$64,544,814
were
compared
$66,931,761
of
the
in
net
sales.
suffered
per
annum
them
Two
loss
net
a
these
of
the
for
continued
premiums
losses
that
for
individual
period;
manufacturing com¬
the other manufac¬
while
to
of
the
with
$19,139,379
June
30,
187,
from
Waldo
released
In
of
in
the
oldest
and
The
asset
of
four
cents
Coleman
$7.90
a
said,
16
half
30,
invested
unearned
1958,. were $106,Reserves for *
1957.
compared
.$18,244,539
were
Co.—Net
income
of
1958
paid
Rise—
Assets
7
■
Commonwealth
by
totaled
16
cents
per
to its
share," said
report
semi-annual
•
by
funds
share
per
payments
this
year,
share is the same amount as that
Commonwealth, one of the largest
per
1957
mutual
value
dividend
corporate
cents
of
in
the
rose
country.
to
$8.74
June 30,
on
1958.
he
amount together with the capital
gains distribution
share on March 25, 1958, is equivalent to $8.78, Mr.
and
compares
share.—V. 187,
per
had
and
2115.
p.
over-all
added,
first
This
30,
June
June
President, in the company's
of its shareholders.
balanced
net
reported.
receivables
44,000
lower
Coleman
paid
the company
aggregate of these reserves
compared with $128,855,561 on»
1958,
Investment
the first half
over
spite
Mr.
in
30,
investment
Coleman,
to
on
on
30, 1958,
1957.
The
30,
June
on
1957.—V.
shareholders
S.
that
finance
companies
June
June
cn
on
$109,716,182
on
Commonwealth
"Dividends
capital
income
Insurance
receivables
$124,410,959
was
of
amount
«
date.
unearned
compared
on
With
the
on
on
Reserves
p.
with the Dec. 31,
2331.
Conffoleum-Nairii Inc.
Six
Months
Profit
1957 net asset value of
$3,743,527
3,455,168
for
Federal
Net
1958—Month—1957
Railway
oper.
revenue-
Railway
oper.
expenses
$3,248,678
2,604,572
sales
Net
rev.
ry.
188,
Federal
$644,106
$332,677
$3,997,623
$7,060,448
533,313
545,477
3,034,725
Railway
oper.
oper.
Net
rev,
—V,
»
ry.
oper.
'Deficit V.
1,239,860
Cement
Corp.—Earnings Increased—
1958—3 Mos.—1957
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$3,549,500
$2,590,700
$4,678,000
$3,825,100
661,100
1,021,700
475,000
151,000
475,000
373,100
151,000
$814,400
$510,100
$546,700
$222,100
$0.97
—
$0:61
$0.65
$0.27
Federal
taxes
income
taxes
1
187,
share
(on
shares)
exps
ry.
opers.
income
188,
p.
p.
1312.
Consolidated
The
1958—Month—1957
SEC,
it
was
Natural
Gas
announced on
Co.—Financing Cleared—
Aug.
5, has issued
an
order authoriz¬
at competitive bidding, $45,000,000
of debentures due Aug. 1, 1983.
Proceeds of the sale of the debentures
will be used to retire up to $30,000,000 of Consolidated's outstanding
bank loans and the $14,500,000 remaining proceeds will be loaned to
four subsidiaries.
Consolidated will purchase long-term notes of the
ing this company to issue and sell,
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$7,628,958
$1,318,594
$1,138,154
$7,107,962
1,030,208
revenue—
fr.
153,452
1,239,860
4,117,759
Colorado & Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
279,452
126,000
1,289,400
—
Net profit
Earnings per
$3,326,315 $18,426,084 $21,688,122
2,493,638
14,428,461
14,627,674
op.
ry.
47,
p.
taxes
1958—6 Mos.—1957
income—-
from
oper.
income
187, p. 1893.
before
837,500
Net
'1,397,087
outstanding
Period End, June 30—
Income
Period End. June 30—
state
and
1957
1958
$22,208,737 $27,241,714
taxes-—
'1,397,087
shares
of
'Loss.—V.
$3,994,987
3,818,03J
Subs.)—Earnings—
-
$1,765,539 $10,461,899 $11,902,109
1,290,881
6,718,372
7,907,122
477,033
(&
30—
income
Net
Number
$474,658
June
income
before
Provision
1958—6 Mos.—1957
Ended
sales
Net
nuclear
47.
p.
1,083,046
5,743,445
6,277,518
$288,386
$55,108
$1,364,517
103,678
'8,555
569,762
$1,351,440
417,567
subsidiaries,
ral
Gas
New
47.
States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year;
On
of
income
months
six
of
98.66%
Net
Co.,
as
follows: The East Ohio Gas Co., $19,000,000; Hope Natu¬
$8,500,000; The Peoples Natural Gas Co., $6,000,000; and
Natural Gas Co.; $11,000,000. The notes will be issued
York State
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company,
Publishers 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y„ REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
William Dana Seibert, President.
Published twice a week [every Thursday
(general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, cnie3go J,
(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1958 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 187». budsc p
in
-
volume
months'
six
with the
compared
1958,
the
on
compared
Consolidated
Net
Net
from
of
subsidiaries
in
2798.
1958—Month—1957
Period End. June 30—
government.
per
shares
produce a consistent profit.
On an
overall
basis
the
earnings of
these
manufacturing
subsidiaries
for
the six months period ended June 30, 1958, showed a return of 4.95%
proceeds
BUSINESS—CGS, with headquarters in Ridgefield, Conn., and manu¬
facturing facilities in Stamford, produces electronic devices and sys¬
tems, primarily for the U. S. Armed Forces and does development work
for
June
shrinkage
iridium 192 and cobalt
Clinchfielcl RR.—Earnings—
—V.
company
the
for
reduction
on
panies
of
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.
Offered—Hayon Aug. 6 offered publicly a new issue
shares of $1 par value common stock at a price
of $8 per share. This offering was oversubscribed and
the
for the same period of 1957.
The decline in the
company's
manufacturing
subsidiaries reflects
to
a
certain degree the general situation prevailing in the
manufacturing
industry where fixed costs cannot be reduced in proportion to the
of
of 00,000
the
1958,
income
den, Stone & Co.
loss
income
with
market
missile industry. Picker also offers to industry devices
experimentation on the effects of gamma radiation
materials, and organisms.
The company is at present
oper.
CGS Laboratories, Inc.—Common Stock
$2.66
or
om
part to
granted
profit
341,063 shares
recent
the company offers a wide range of apparatus
Cleveland.—V.
at
Railway
ago—V. 187, p. 1090.
the
compared
dealers
outstanding
operations
Net
allow
apparatus,
on
were
months
will
out¬
paid dividends amounting to 25 cents per share
This compares with 26 cents per share paid during
by
in
ended
materials and parts. These devices are employed for
soundness of materials and components in such fields as
oper.
of
$13,-
was
for analyzing
Railway
number
computed
;
and
company
1958,
$13,419,032,
both
compared
income
subsidiaries
30,
similar
and
utilizing cobalt 60 for radiation treatments.
The com¬
pany
has recently expanded into the fast-growing field of nuclear
instrumentation and has just announced a completely new line of de¬
vices, for clinical diagnosis and biological research, with
radioactive
isotopes.
;''../'■■■;;!
v./,',.
for using X-rays or radioactive isotopes, such as
this
30,
the insurance companies showed
the rate increases on fire, theft and collision inin some of the states and to the continued success¬
ful operation of the life insurance subsidiary.
was
its main manufactur¬
the
with
1957,
of
June
the
receivables
amount
surance
diagnosis and treatment. It
for treating cancer patients
for
of
for
receivables
duo
is one of the largest
apparatus and supplies
telephone
June
and
insurance
international market.
X-ray
of
this
of
some
retail
June
organizations in the world
devoted to the manufacture and distribution of radiation equipment.
To the medical profession, clinics and hospitals, it offers a complete
of
new
period "
increased activity in the financing of farm equipment and
leasing and in the company's direct loan subsidiaries offset
1957,
166';420
and
operations
ended
compared
share
substantial
a
fleet
in Cleveland, Ohio.
It also owns 50% of a newly estab¬
in Germany for the manufacture of radio-logical equip¬
X-Ray Corp.
of
of
this
company
countries.
70
the
months
income
gross
automobile
of
347,
p.
adjusted
of
company's
finance
subsidiaries
for
the
six
30.
1958,
was
$7,603,384
compared
with $8,for the similar period of 1957.
This decline in the profit
company's
finance subsidiaries
is
almost
entirely a reflec¬
the reduction in sale of cars by automobile manufacturers
showed
company
for the
ment
on
construction
quarter.
$84,493,763
was
dealers
of
of
as
in 1915.
Today
and its subsidiaries operate throughout the United
with sales outlets in
South
lished
receive
from
six
period
per
first
turing
based
Chatham,
share on the Biasis of one
without underwriting.
The
per
held,
for
pay
share
per
net
the
ended
the
tion
company.
that Picker stockholders will
stock
the
relative
income
722,231
:
announced
was
C.I.T.
income
for
$1.40
or
1958,
Net
C.I.T. is also acquiring the controlling interests held
by the Picker
family in various subsidiaries engaged in the manufacturing and mar¬
keting of radiation equipment.
It
the
for
months
v
of
$60
shares
to
used
net
Consolidated
30,
the
million
half
equipment,
accepted
Corp.r
period of 1957.
and in supplying industrial users of X-ray and radiation
equipment.
Both stressed that the financial resources of C.I.T., with
capital stock and surplus exceeding $250,000,000 and total assets 6f
more than $2,500,000,
will be of major assistance in'expanding Picker's
business, including its research and development programs.
James
Telephone
147.
p.
Consolidated
cal profession
Picker
at
2,572
be
$2.64
or
087,529,
a
Mr.
178,
for
share
Arthur
his father,
.
outstanding at the end of the respective period.
on
Aug. 1.
joint announcement, Harvey Picker, President of Picker X-Ray,
O. Dietz, President of C.I.T., said that Picker
X-Ray will
continue as an autonomous organization
engaged in serving the medi¬
In
and
each
to
subsidiaries
share
announced
•
Rensselaer
stockholders
for
are
Consolidated
its
Buy X-Ray Firm—
of
under the
.
V
.
Commercial Credit Co.—Semi-Annual Report—
j
-
million
first
188,
share
plant.—V.
ownership of Picker X-Ray Corp.,
distributor
and
the
;
on
The
C. I. T. Financial Corp.—To
This
in
make--the payment
2650.
p.
Aug. 4 filed a letter of notification-with the SEC
shares of common stock (no par)* to» Ud offered for
company
proceeds
impact
Most
and
ago
187,
,
period.
were
year
the-sum required to
&
covering 2,800
subscription by
new
and
securities
million
.
N. Y.—Files With SEC—
Adversely
were
:
1957
same
.
required
general partners1 is
1958, were $403 million, compared
$425 million at the 1957 year-end.
and
ago,
charges
million
year:
record high.
Park
purchase contract.—V.
Capital expenditures for improvements and additions to
land, build¬
ings,
machinery and equipment were $29 million in the first six
months of 1958, compared with
$66 million, in the same period last
Net
during the period.
the
a
end
391,990
report
a
consequent
1-
Redstone
marketablo
Period End. June 30—
other increases at the
$1,004,535
207,049
New York 5, N. Y„ upon demand, at any time after
amount of offers lias been accepted.
The title closing
scheduled for Aug. 1, 1958; with the
possibility of adjournment
to Sept. 1 or Oct. 1, 1958.
If offers totaling $1,080,000* have- not been,
accepted by Sept. 30; 1958, all deposits will be repaid without
interest;
this
amount
together' with the
$20,000- contribution
of
the' four
the
Jupiter missile promedium tanks. Deliveries under a recent
900
additional medium tanks will begin in
compared with
1957 year-end.
which
stocks, reports an increase in the
$607,865
51,775
op.
was
the airplane and
specializing in insurance*and bank
$151,063
54,070
ry.
income
Exchange Place,
*
said.
the
the
on.
30.
testing
This mutual
' $140,528
from
oper.
188, p. 47.
,
report noted.
assets
million
and
60,
Century Shares Trust—Asset Value Rises—
1,340,572
A deposit, of up to 2% of the
price will be required for any partici¬
pation.
Tiie balance will be payable mfc the office of
Associates, 40
846,121
*•
'
•
recession
Colbert
Mr.
work
contract
1959,
current
Cash
$951,591
deficit
$100,124
102,785
rov.
$2,345,107
958,150
Associates, New York City—Participations
limited partnership on July 18 offered
publicly $1,080,000 of participations in partnership inter¬
ests at a price of
$5,000 per participation, or a multiple
thereof.
LJ.,;..":?, ;
/. .V
j
.
Net
$1,566,015
202,762
rev.
ry.
Colt
apparatus for
oper.
$353,825
175,481
2,254 398
for the first six months of 1958 were
with $2,061 million for the same period
business
-
$316,009
expenses
Offered—This
and output of M-48-A2
with
Inc.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
Period End. June 30—
general
demand,"
resulted
grains
has
Railway
Railway
"
$4 134 988
sales, compared
line
443.
Central Vermont Ry.
the
ing plant is
$26,129,565 $29,885,888
22,373,103
23,776,087
$1,174,565
-120,400
opers.
income-
oper.
'Deficit.—V,. 188, p.
the
company had reported a loss of $15.1 million, or $1.74 a.
share,
the first
three months of 1958. Results for the second
quarter
showed a loss of $10.1 million, or $1.15 a share.
The company's defense business for
the six-month period this year
increased to $126 million, equal to 12% of total
at
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$5,091,801
3,917,236
Net
—V.
The
Picker
Not
of
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$3,168,435
2,143,293
$231,115
compared
as
automobile
on
States,
Co. of New Jersey—Earnings—
Hallway oper. revenue~
7"
"The financial results for the first six months of
Picker
Central RR.
completed
assets
operations of Chrysler Corp. and all wholly-owned sub¬
resulted in a net loss of $25.2 million,
equal to $2.89 a share.
like
1957 period, net earnings were $89.7
million, equal to
share.
affected
&
now
-Netherlands.
net
half
the
For
of
The application further
■states that in. February, 1957, N. V. Amsterdamsche Banklerskantoor
V/H Mendes Gans Co., through Burnhain & Co., as agent, purchased
.259,492 shares;
and that, subsequently, Burnhain became the record
holder of 431,924 shares' including 29,750 shares purchased by Altay Cor¬
poration, 56,210 shares purchased by Melosine Corporation, and 85,472
shares purchased by Schuyler Corp.
Burriham. ,is said to hold these
"shares subject to any voting instructions that may be given to it by the
capital
million
sidiaries
requirement.
eight, states as well as Puerto Rico, Canary Islands, Haiti
Philippine Islands. Central has outstanding a single class of
the
dis¬
Ry.—Earnings—
40,029
year, L. L. Colbert, President,
shareholders.
\
:
to
in
operate
and
modified
to the application.
Central has 14 subsidiaries, all
exclusively operating companies, except Islands Gas
According
which
be
Co.
value
gains
"Chemical Fund
organization,
$114,400
op.
last
The application, further requests that the Commission's 1952 order
directing Central to terminate tne existence of its subsidiary, The
Electric
asset
This corporation's dollar sales
$1,075
,
&
1958
capital
Chrysler Corp.—Sales Off—Earnings Show Loss—
has
1953.
Islands Gas
ry.
1950—6 Mos.—1957
revenue.
oper.
'
2797.
p.
Juno
applied to the SEC for an order exempting it
each of its subsidiary companies from the Holding Company Act;
the
Commission has scheduled the application for
hearing on
corporation
its
1958—Month—1957
income
oper.
187,
Net
From Holding Company Act—
This
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
1958—Month—1957
oper.
Columbia
January,
paid .$11,075.90 in cash.—V. 187, p. 2000.
they
Record
lor
The company now has outstanding 1,001,380 shares.
Of these, the
founders,
promoters,
officers
and
directors
(including
Earl
Gene
Godfrey, secretary-treasurer, in addition to Morris and Evans, all of
Seattle), own 800,000 shares, for which they will have paid the com¬
pany nothing in cash but assigned to the company oil and gas leases
which cost them $1,500 in cash, plus time and effort to acquire them.
The remaining 201,380 shares were heretofore sold to the public for
which
Since
395,147
company
well.
another
at
•.
.
report continued,
$626,262
$10.28
organized
was
the
operation.
30,
share
356,449
have acquired
to
Assets
June
per
expenses
Net
common
share.
per
December 1957.
1953,"
of
The
cents
oper.
oil and gas leases covering 18,620 acres in
and Crook Counties, Oregon.
Net proceeds of this financing
Jefferson
present
1,000,000
offered for
with
statement
1957.
56
$470,849
share.
Oils
is said
registration
a
30,
the
,
revenue-
company,
per'
Central
and
filed
include
oper.
Central Oils, Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Registers With SEC
This
paid in
year
June
on
not
y
26,029 shsl
24,556 slis.
30,000 shs.
244.
p.
Railway
Railway
totaling
Railway
i: 150,000
stock
Net
Railway
$431,200
100,000
stock
Common
of
Net
history,
Chicago & Illinois Midland.
v
30
Colorado & Wyoming Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
total
at the highest level of any quarter-
were
20-year
share
July 7,
20th
1958
Period End. June 30—
Outstanding
1959-1964
due
1958 these
a
increased from $100,000 to $153,886,575, and net asset
,value per share has increased from $5.00 to $16.44. In addition,
$4.43
per Share has been distributed from realized net
capital gains. DiviT
detids paid from net investment income have
increased from 10.9 cents
per share in 1939, the first
full year of operation, to 40 cents per
share in 1957."—V.
187, p. 1783.
•
six-year, notes due 1964
nine-year notes due 1967—
.
be
Fund ; have
CAPITALIZATION (3IVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
will
$153,886,575, equal to
share. This compared with net assets of $151,006,754,
equal
$16.44
Its
30,
Fund's
$17.65
*
4%
the
to
changed to Central Cooperatives,
was
been and still is chiefly engaged in the buying, processing,
selling and distribution of commodities to its members,
which are. local cooperative associations functioning as
retail stores.
Those' commodities: are
chiefly
groceries, .'clothing' and
household
articles; home appliances,
commercial feeds and fertilizers,
building
supplies, farm machinery, petroleum
products
and automotive
sup¬
June
on
of
has
It
packaging,
in
$16.44 per
Central
was
stockholders,
May 31,
,
there
outstanding.—V. 188,
Chemical Fund, Inc.—July
High of $153,886,575—
increase working capital.
to
offering,
stock
common
ended
respectively.
this
associa¬
patrons.
new
263,220 shares of
and
end
The
Inc.
be
proceeds from the sale of the
that
tion
members
are
and
States
months
seven
and $39,000,
CAPITALIZATION—After
3
remittance
for
foreign
in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year.
subscriptions
Other Countries. $72.00 oer rear.
and advertisements must be made In New York funds.
'
^
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, August 11, 1958
.
(544)
4
subsidiaries in prepayment of short-term notes heretofore issued
parent and to evidence the additional loans from Consolidated
construction purposes.
"%/■://
: ',/«>,/:;''■' '-■■■Vf"%
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
the
to
for
6 Mos.
oper.
revenue-
$6,168,063
oper.
expenses
5,439,211
30,'5#
June
$
Operating revenues
Purchased
81,445,192
operating expenses
Maintenance
,
Federal
9.158.200
7.901.208
17.505,020
19,950.000
-1,375.000
0,419,970
13,374,309
30,001,978
27,813,058
35,741909
172,032
300.544
075,709
30,174,010
28.180.202
4,118,004
2.728,077
30.423,078
7,900,771
20,055,100
25.4111,525
28.432,90?
8,212,553
8,125 923
8,212,552
..
operating
revenues.
^
income
income
Gross
—....
Income deductions
Net
....
—
—
.
1
income
Sharps outstanding
Net income per share
■
$3.17
$3.13
$3-40
Tim volume of gas sold to all classes of customers during the first
six mouths of 1958 was 300,132,000 mcf, compared with a volume of
283,390,000 mcf sold in the same period in 1957. During the 12 months
ended June 30. 1958, total sales of gas were 488,882,000 mcf, compared
With 483,442.000 nicf sold in the 12 months ended June 30,
1957.—
V. 188,
V
,
•
cents
84
July 22 that during the period the company had a non¬
recurring profit of nearly 14 cents a share on the sale of an old plant,
but also, absorbed non-recurring costs of transferring certain operations
to a newly-built plant and of starting up a second new plant. -"There
has not yet been time to realize the advantages to be forthcoming
from higher production in these new plants," he said, adding that the
on
also had a drastic effect op company busi¬
t.V%■/'
general business recession
'
spending at a rate of $1,600,000 a year for the
engineering and development of nev.
products and improvement of
established products, Mr. Putze told the analysts.
A pew policy of
producing controls packages or systems, instead of traditional individual
components for washers, driers, air conditioners and other end protjf
nets, Is opening up new markets and gaining new customers, he added.
V.
is
company
187,
2904.
p.
Cornucopia Gold Mines—SEC Orders Further Suspen¬
v
and
Securities
announced
Commission
Exchange
Railway oper.
Railway
also
V.
188,
—V.
ry,
Net ry.
—v.
of
Toledo
&
Niprbute,
gas
whose
sales
1957
117,623,
electrical
as
mineral
and
exploration
Mexico —V.
expenses
revenues
(&
.
the
the
for
$1,128,572
42,005
192,345
$1,663,666
386,193
$2,-
United
first
months
six
$9,937,000,
1957—an
55,589
61,307
increase.
1957.
for
of
Net
cents'in
first
1957's
adjusted
include
to
alter
per
profit
the
record
the
Match
in October,
Co. )
Corp.
(# Subs.)-
against
as
according
ago,
ended
1784.
p.
Laboratories
Fund
the
$5.39
highs
new
-Sales and Earnings Off—
figure on Dec. 31,
months
1957.
of
end
than
to a
1957.
Provision for Federal income
taxes
8,425,000
12,0.00,000
(estimated)
profit
Common
187,
10,754,838
2,500,000
share
$3.07
2,500,000
$4.22
_
Earnings per
—V.
7,870,833
outstanding
shares
common
The
Co.;
Co.
John
with
made
effective
and
company
the merger
mat
John
ieally
(The Illinois
Killefer
Deere-Delaware
on
Aug.
1.
hereafter
the
the
at
into
rate
be
•
stock
sf "X
was
$1)
(par
of
converted
of
the
of
$599
the
Delaware
&
corporation)
Co.
debentures
stock
automatically
the
As
of
was
surviving
result
a
auto¬
was
thg
of
Delaware
foy each 14. preferred
(par $io>
into
Brunt
Van
Illinois- corporation
debentures
common
Deere
corporation is
Deere
4Va%
of
John
one
Delaware corporation.—V.
of
share
188,
p.
the
of
Illinois
common
443.
effective Aug.
corporation
to
current
reduce
4
Period End. June 30—
July
on
filed
28
1958—Month—1957
revenue,
$3,735,090
.oper.
''
Net
.
expenses
Net
•
•
:
fr.om
rev.
ry;
ry.
Railway
oper.
expenses
2,882,974
3,280,203
18,049,5.97
20,062,356
188,
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$9,995,065 $21,705,329
13,255,815
16,632,248
$3,260,750
$5,073,081
3.000,608
*4,303,733
2.098.B01i
48.
p.
Slnore
South
Period End. June 30—
Railway
Railway
1
oper.
oper.
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
from
oper.
188,
p.
ry.
op.
income
47.
$852,116
$1,248,360
$4,923,865
33,407,414
254,252
729,784
1,957.794
4,454.407
$
Atlantic
&
11R.—Earnings—
1958—6 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1357
$558,412
460,747.
revenue..
expenses
$3,024,651
2,794,462
$720,208
582,819
income
taxes_„l.%Xx7v--_^).40.000,000
income
44,000,000
37,330,269
184,971
dividends
on
dividends
on
common
Net
ry.
—V.
from
rev.
ry.
p.
$137,389
92.294
$97,665
44,409
op.
ii come.
46.
oper.
188,
Earnings
per
$382,522
■4.0,734
Dulutli, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry,—Earnings—
Period EncJ. June 30—-
1
Railway
revenue.,
oper.
$443,500
$137,600
$3,026,100
I
339,899
397,284
1,904,853
1,889,707
$103,301
$40,316
*96,786
$1,031,247
$1,122,693
ry.
expenses
from
rev.
ry.
op.
income_„
oper.
(E. I.)
188,
'
2,263
.
*
48.
p.
$3,013,400
302,821
289,312
.
.
du Pont de Nemours & Co.
I
Court
of
the
Pont
stockholders
report
a
filect
General
Motors
"would
groups
large
if
the
remedial
S.
market
of
antitrust,
tax
be
known
has
would
be
sale
no
such
like
said,
thereafter
the
given
with
from
3962
decree
of
tax
its
but
burdens
divestiture
just
and
that
it
the
market
to
of
losses
be
in
treatment
gains'
tax
of
should
tlie
passage
This
comprehensive
plan
for
dealing
$3,862,292, or 74 cents a
the
sub¬
period
same
to
year.—V.
187, p. 2905.
26
This
ceuts
compares
share
a
for
a net profit of $324,539,
corresponding 1957 period.
with
the
*
Net
profit
for
the
taxes
six
and
months
all
ended
June
30,
1958,
enacted,"
profit of $690,858, equivalent to 56 cents a share for
1957 period.—V. 187, p. 2332.
of
Salk
of
the
Mr.
the
-
-
on
1,230,500
shares
equivalent
amounted to
other charges, equivalent to
outstanding. This compares
the
and
>'
:
Profits—
corporation reports for the three months' period ended June 30,
of $453,654 after taxes and all other charges, equiVa*
37 cents a share on the
1,230,500 shares of common stocif
outstanding.
-to
last
Corp.—Reports Increased
after
brought
with
1958 was
net profit
1958,
77
cents
a
with a net
the corresponding
divesti-
tragic—
vaccine—
on
by
a
Electronic Industries, Inc., Phoenix, Ariz.—Files
The
remedial
case,
Mr.
With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
SEC
a
half of
share
orders
the
be
first
the
securities portfolio acquired since April
at June 30,
1958, of $5,551,200, an
$944,348
ironic
or
...
be' subject 'to
were
$169,009,600,
with $3,960,693, or 75 cents a share for the cor¬
of 1957. Dividends paid during the first six months
amounted
to 70 cents
a
share, compared with 66VV cents
1958
lent
that
cpnipgnies.
upon
not
to
indeed
discovery
prospect
the U S."
provides
required
by
holding
wQuld
was
compared
Electrolux
bill
involuntary. distribu-
to
limited
before
unnecessary,
bank
legislation
be
losses
shortly
tax
same
and
capital
would
before
entered
the
stock
responding period
is
distributions
cost.
over
for
income
Net
company's
appreciation
an
of 31%
share,
reasonable
Frear
common
ended
of the
value
showed
increase
of
"likely
legislation."
Presenting
The
,
any
six months
the
for
consequences
pending
Share Co.—Asset Value Up—
company's
share at June 30,
a
be
tax
incalculable,
a
this
of
1958. according to the financial statements
that date. This is an increase of 14% over
asset value of $148,561,400, or $28.30 a share at the 1957 year end.
J
$32.19
share's
63.00Q.0Q0
would
(The
receipt
similar
or
and
is
now
respect
"it would presumably
contracting polio
serious
bill
bill.
and
facilities.
the
value
Asset
"is
suit.
antitrust
said
divestiture
there
utilities
exemptions
entered,
and
inflict
that
pipeline system,
abandon
for
Frear
be
law
public
stock,
income.)
S.
and
while
as
the
as
the
when
and
Dallstream
ture
of
ordinary
Pont"
disagre
ordered
by
and operate Pacific North¬
the latter company is requesting approval
Both companies filed their original applica¬
tions Aug. 7. 1957.
with subsequent amendments.- • . • \
:•
Pacific Northwest's pipeline system extends from the San Juan Basin
in New Mexico through Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon and
Washington, to tlie U. S.-Canadian border.
It sells natural gas .in
Washington, Oregoji, Idaho, Wyoming, Utah and Colorado.
El Pasp
operates a pipeline system in the southwestern United States, and sells
gas to customers serving market areas in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona,
California and Nevada.—V/188, p. 245.
•
to
persons."
would
in
by til is company of the natural gas
Pipeline Corp.
El Paso is seeking authority to acquire
.
stock
the Department
by
confiscatory
Du
through' involuntary
provided
stockholders
proposed
and
of
consequences
legislation,
received-
been
harsh
should
proceedings
Congress
as.
Motors
Dallstream
Mr.
*:
public hearings • to
proposed acquisition
pipeline system of Pacific Northwest
Federal Power Commission has scheduled
commence Sept. 17 on applications relating to the
1954
Court,
has
as
innocent
Court
3962,
stock
to
stock,
it should not
Senate,
«ons
Pont-General-
Du
the
produce
groups
said,
that
the
of stockholders
disastrous
vast
Even
of
in
with
$2.08
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
El Paso Natural Gas
Electric Bond &
\
.
.
Motors
of forced distribution and sale of Du Pint's
to
he
.
General
company's
nor
appropriate nor equitable," the U. S. District
told on Aug. 7 by Andrew J, Dallstream. Chicago, attprne.v
by Judge Walter J: LaBuy to' represent the interests of
Justice,
on
Pont
necessary
was
appointed
have
Du
$1.93
at the
(Luc.)—Divestiture
of Stock Held Not Necessary—
neither
,
——-
end of the first half totaled $301 million,
about 2%
higher than at the end of 1957, Cash and marketable
securities amounted to $208 million, about 11% less than at the end
pi the year. Kodak's cash and securities total normally declines durr
ing the first half of the year. Provision for depreciition in the first
half was 817.6 million. Inventories were about $8 million higher than
at the end of. last year, but were only about $4 million above the level
at the end of the 1957 first half.
V
About $24.5 million was invested during the first half in additions^
improvements, and replacements for plants, processes, and equipment.
The company has budgeted $62 million for capital improvements In
1958. As in previous years, this program is subject to review period¬
ically in the light of current business conditions.
The
number of Kodak
share owners at, the end of the first half
was nearly 97,000,
about 2.00C more than a year ago.—V. 187, p. 2905,
west's
;
1958—6 Mos.—1957
1958—Mouth—1357
40,221,346
184,971
23,021.513
stock
share
common
Working capital
$3,860,824
3,478.302
$240,189
4.360
24,932,346
stock.—
prefeired
Cash
■
--I-
earnings
Cash
-
J
•
353.621,635 347,977,709
taxes^___.——77,330.269
84,221,346
——
before
Earnings
j
June 16,'57
June 15,'58
Ended—
sales
Thq
Net
if
—V.
,
V
Sales—
Co.- -Reports Increased
Kodak
Provision for
;vw;;'"
$4,889,391
$2,828,260
2.351,391
pp.
incomc-JL.
oper.
Deficit.—V.
"If
1958—6 Mos —1957
186, p. 1503.
shares now outstanding,—V.
717,307
$2.23
$1.30
$1.31
$0.95
share..„
per
on
Weeks
24
Net
fy
'/
195,8—Month—1957
$3,614,068
$8,323,724
2,785,828
3,434,333
revenue^
oper.
.
$4,528,563 $22,973,462 $28 469 770
Based
.Net
a
indebtedness.
Fcriod End. June 30—
Corp.—Earnings
oper.
taxes
Eastman
1958.
'
tgx
Railway
*
changed its name to United
/v//.//
1,
Alissa.be & Iron Range Ry.- -Earnings—
ts,
sequent
Delaware & Hudson RR.
after
/•Earnings
letter of notification with the
covering 200,000 shares of common stock (par live cents) to be
offered
at
$1.50
per
share,
through Capital
Reserve Corp.,
Wash¬
ington, D. C. The proceeds are to be used for working capital and
The
There
,
(,
(& Subs.)—Earns. Down
1958—3 Mos.—1957
1958—6 Mos.—1957 :
$11,957,794 $13,767,460 $21,686,049 $27,808,638
684,226
*. 940.669
933,227
1,602,090
sales
Net
SEC
of
corporation), Deere Manu¬
and
(the
named
25-year
shares, and each share of the
corporation
Co.
Co.,
The Delaware
will
preferred
converted
corporation
Co.
Deere
1
Period End. June 30—
Net
(Canada)—Changes Name—
Ltd.
Ltd.
program
(Del.)—Merger Approved—
of Deere &
merger
facturing
of stockholders.—V. 178,
^
-
Drinks, Inc., New York 1G, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
In
Deere & Co.
above
This
Aludge,
This corporation,
Telefilms,
Du
1393.
p.
p.
special meeting
for the
(he. record date
147.
jgs
$
Donald &
Divestiture
Net
up.
dividend to the shareholders of Abacus Fund on a share for share basis;
The boa d of directors fixed the close of business on Aug. 19, 1958
by
$
22,754,838
that the
number of shareholders rose from 10,281 to 11,866 and
153,445,417
16,295,833
taxes—
income
announced
5
plan provides for the liquidation and distribution of all of the
of the corporation remaining after reserves for expenses are
Tile distribution is estimated to be $3.72 per share. All of thq
Eastern
New
York Power Corp.
stock was recently distributed as a
previous
any
*Deficit,—V.
131,477,412
___
before
Aug.
on
The
set
half-year increase in total net assets was
full-year gain reported by the fund.
Tlie
shares outstand¬
ing from 3,309,300 to 3,772,451.
Both June 30 figures represent new
highs for the fund.—V. 187, p. 676.
%//v:
r
the
t
Net
$
sales-,-
President,
Jr.,
assets
the Fund's latest semi-annual report,
record $23,636,764, compared with $17,824,141
covered
rose
16.3%
or
'
Net
Jacobs,
have adopted a plan of dissolution of the corporation and
has called a special meeting of stockholders to be held on Sept. 22,
1958. to vote on the proposed plan.
f.
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp.
date;
the six
greater
1057
1958
• .■»y
share¬
number of
assets,
total net
in
shares outstanding as of June 30, 1958.
net asset value per share Was $6.27
and
that
On
reports
Railway .oper.
7
'
:
'
Power Corp.—To Dissolve—
New York
K.
William
v c -"• - • :i.j
^
holders
have
recently
which
Field Cleared by SEC—
'directors
Diversified Growth Stock Fund, Inc.—New Record—,
This
share?, compared with 29
*
the
on
•
after
1957
Eastern
1957.
amounted to 17 cents per common share, compared with 15 cents pelshare in the first half of 1957.
"■*"/
'?'/ ""
'•
,
Sales for the second quarter of; 1958Was $41,748,000 as against
$43,048,000 for the same 1557 period. Net income for the three months
'ended June 30, 1958, was $1,798,000, or 46 cents per common share,
compared with $2,083,000 or 55 cents for the 1957 quarter.—V. 187,
iu
against
stock,
common
Nine Months Ended May 31—
Profit
to
1958,
30,
June
in these figures is the company's equity in earnings
non-consolidated subsidiaries. For the first six "months-of 1958 this
Net
Dana
year
a
7- Not included
of
consequences
5, has issued an exemption order
under the Investment Company Act permitting E. I. du Pont de Nemours
and Co. to purchase, for $464,000, approximately liy acrcs of improved
land, known as the "Du Pont Flying Field," located about one mile
from
Wilmington, Del., from Atlantic Aviation Corp.
The seller is
wholly-owned by Henry B. du Pont, a director and Vice-President of
du Pont de Nemours and Co.
He is also a director of Delaware Realty
and Investment Co. and a director and President of Christiana Securi¬
ties Co.. an investment company.
Du Pont de Nemours and Co. is said
to be presumptively controlled by Christiana, which in turn is presump¬
tively controlled by Delaware Realty.—V. 188, p. 348,
'
year
period
same
$475,000,
were
of
All figures for 1958 and
2224.
p.
for
per
and
first half of
the
taxes
Hollistcr-Sticr
18 7,
sales
share
cents
35
were
for
$9,163,000
months.
six
With Cutter.—V.
merged
with
Profits
earnings
preferred stock dividends,
high
Sales
1958.
period
"-V-
'//■/,,
all-time
aa
compared
3.4%
$397,000
reports
corresponding
as
1958—12 Ijjos,—1957
$492,757
$451,154
26,320
.
corporation
$81,170,000
19581 'totaled
of
lax
Purchase of Flying
amounted to
$3,577,000. equivalent, after, preferred dividends to 93 cents per share
on
3,465,218 outstanding common shares.
This compares with net
earnings of $4,562,000, qy $1.22 per common share, for the same period
of 1957.
Both periods include operating results of The Gardner Board
& Carton Co, which was merged with Diamond (formerly The Diamond
iu
Canada
States,
half
first
presumably
through dis¬
said,
Dallstream
Mr.
The SEC. it was announced on Aug.
^
the
for
Dulutli.
been
1958— 6 Mos.—1957
$194,751
take-down
through
consequences as obtaining if:
but it would have "the
tax
great virtue
individually appraise from time to time
basis of his or its own situation and
could at any time make an informed, independent decision in light of
those consequences as to whether and when and how often to apply
for take-downs." Also, it would create a means whereby the present
63,000.000^share block of General Motors stock "could be divided
into smaller and more manageable parts."
This proposal, Mr. Dallstream said, is contingent on, obtaining a
satisfactory tax ruling that income will be realRed only at the tilne
of: actual "take-down,"
■
,%• '• "v. .
V .• 'tV ■
.
.
"take-down."
Motors
scock
for
eacli stockholder could
the
$4,173,459
2,509.793
.;
Fairbum. President.
Net' income for the six months
Cutter Laboratories—Reports Record Sales & Earns.—
were
$3,424,151
1,818,033
Subs.)—Earnings—
30,342
2447.
p.
in
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$246,276 " '* $207,412
taxes..—i....'
187,
the
$1,175,449
728,871
$3;484,105
2,355,533
$132,891
19,766
op,
ry.
allocated
tribution.
"$559i614
364,363
$499,883.
366,992
income—„
open
Railway
Railway
Corp.
Period End, June.hv—
after
earnings
net
and
47,
p.
Gas
Cumberland
development
and
188,
$11,464,788
were
industrial and school laboratory equipment,
electronic equipment, and. is also engaged
manufactures
well
for
7,97.0,557
1958—Month—1957
Robert G.
xi
engaged in the development and production of crude oh
m
the United States and Canada.
In addition to
producing properties, it is a large holder
>f mineral interests
is engaged in the manufacture of petrochemicals.
natural
This
6.906,467
RR.—Earnings—
Line
Shore
revenue-
from
$84,239,000
this
is
Crescent
Net
293,683
holdings of General Motors stock;
Obtaining General
have the same
Diamond Gardner Corp.—Reports First Half Results—
In
Corp.—Merger Approved—,
common
would
;
188, p. 47,
Sales
$40,000,000.
—V.
93,091
income
oper.
Net rev,
.
Gross
$516,851
opers.
188, p. 47.
total net assets
and
$1,703,103
1,186,252
$189,521
exp,s.::,_
fr.
rev.
Detroit
corporation and Norbutp Corp. was approved by
stockholders on Aug, 5, it was announced by W.. H» Qarbade, Presi^
dent of Crescent, and Nicolas M. Salgo, President of Norbute.
Terms
provide that 20 shares of $25 par voting 5%;. convertible preferred
stock and 5 shares of Crescent common will be exchanged for each
100 shares
of Norbute common stockThe new Crescent preferred
wilt be convertible hilp Crescent common stock share for share and
application to lift it on the New York Stock Exchange has been
made.
Securities of the two companies gre ip. the hands of about
10,000 stockholders and have a current market value of approximately
and
$1,289,798
1,100,277
shares
1958—6 Mos. -1957
$8,081,916 $11,394,703
1958—Month—1957
Period End/June 30—
443.
p.
Petroleum
Crescent
Merger
its
RR.—Earnings—
Ironton
revenue.,.
oper.
Net ry.
an
Act
Exchange
and
2756.
that
Net
the
1
Aug.
on
order pursuant to Section 19(a) (4> of the Securities
of 1934 suspending trading on
the American Stock
Exchange in the five-cent par value common stock of this company
for a further 10-day period, Aug. 4 1958 to Aug. 13, 1958, inclusive'.
of
Issuance
See
186, p.
Period End, June 30—
sion of Trading in Stock—
The
541,663
a
Analysts
The
$9,711,000
-
Detroit, Toledo &
Putze,
Louis
ness,
•
281,868
tax,,—_
shares
of common.—V.
the latest earnings were equal to 46 cents a share as against
share in 1957,
V; .
President,
told the New York Society of Security
standing,
after
Railway opc-r.
Railway oper.
July 22 reported sales of $12,707,273 9»d after-tax
earnings of $317,954 in the six months ended June 30, compared With
$14,448,658 and $578,711 respectively, in the first half p£ 1957.
On the basis of the 888,300 shares of common stock currently out¬
Pont
Christiana's direct
287,590
274,585
yEaruca per common share.....;
$0.83
$1.80
•-Net after provision far preferred dividends,
t.Included in the 1957
earnings is a non-recurring tax benefit. equal to 13 cents per share
on
company
cavningB
.
Show Decline—
Controls Co. pf America—Earnings
The
Du
com¬
basis by its more
Christiana Securities Co. and-
stockholders.
voting rights of
and that officers
and directors of Du Pont, Christiana, and Delaware and their spouses,,
and Du
Pont employees engaged hi selling
automotive finishes and'
fabrics to General Motors be enjoined from exercising any "passthrough" voting rights or soliciting in regard to voting.'
In addition, Mr. Dallstream proposed restrictions on future acqui¬
sitions of General Motors stock by these companies; restrictions on
(heir right to have common directors, officers, or employees with
General Motors or to nominate directors; and restrictions on trade
agreements and relations between ou eont and General Motors.
. '
Mr, Dallstream also recpmmenclecT a program for voluntary "take¬
down" of General Motors stock, whereby a Du Pont stockholder might
exchange Du Pont shares for an equal number of new Du. Font shares,
plus a pro rata number of General Motors shares. The new Du Pont
shares would represent no interest in the remaining General Motors
$6,65.9,489
1,915,482
1958
$7,423,454
f-i.w-
Common
—.
443.
p.
proposal that the
company's
that
their pro rata shares to their more than 4.000
He also recommends the same "pass-through" of
Dir.—Earnings—
-
sales
Net
2.295.000
17.400.000
2,507,000
7,195,402
taxes...—-
the
and
Investment Co., which own in the aggregate 29%
stock outstanding, also pass the right to
Realty &
Delawarc
of
188, p. 47.
CbrmieaJ Industries,
Six Months Fnded June 30—
Ne„
taxes
Other
.
61.575,466
4.122,492
9.152.394
income
Deferred income
Net
28,032.853
;
$3,107,385
*2,109,160
$1,326,838
613,045
$728,857
*54,470
op.
ry.
income.
oper.
Dull-ex
17.150,000
depict., and amortization
taxes—estimated-.
Doprec.,
Other
—.—
from
rev.
ry.
"Deficit.—V.
138,917,117
4,520.180
'
71,038.723
31,334,943
gas
Net
Net
107,333,970 290,245,213
183,095,089
.
Operating revenue deductions:
Pont
Du
stockholders,
18(5,000
vote
'
1957
195a
than
12 Mos. End;
End. June 30
the
endorsed
pany's General Motors stock be voted on a pro rata
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$7,130,660 $37,711,404 $43,421,133
5,793,822
34,604.019 36,761,644
1958—Month—1957
Period End. June 30—
Railway,
Railway
Dallstream
Western RR.—Earnings—
Delaware, Lackawanna &
by the
at
July 29 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par SI) to be offered
without underwriting.
These proceeds are to bs
corporation/on
covering 100,000
$2
pet
share,
Volume
used
of
to
188
Number 5767
exercise
option
California,
Inc.;
capital.
working
to
for
.
.
acquire
assets
to
reserve
a
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
of
Photo
acquh^
•
Chemical
Products
materials;
raw
>
•
...
and
to
for
be
offered
for
mon
of
-
No
>
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
oper.
oper.
ry,
ry.
188,
-
•
-
.
-
.
2,543,084
3
.
of
$5,000
four shares
and
a
of
The company operates
distribute merchandise
com¬
promissory
note
assets of
/•-.
•
through
the
the
pay
ment,
V
assignor
balance
for
due
advanced on the contracts; $525,000 to
the contracts; and the balance for equip¬
under
1
:v
prospectus
-."-'/''V-",:
26 Weeks Ended—
sales
Profit
normal
the
taxes
base
Federal
/;%■.'!
__
before
income
&
Board Chairman, Irwin Fields of New Rochelle as Vice-President
iind
Secretary,
Leo
A.
Fields
of
Scarsdale
as
Vice-President
and.
Treasurer,
and Bertram Fields
of Scarsdale
as
Vice-President
and
Assistant Secretary. The Bellemont Motor Hotel is to be acquired from
May 30,'58
May 31/57
$61,721,364 $70,226,849
L /
:
..1
—______
stock
give
to
prov.
method
effect
of
to
Arthur
inventory
1,321,427
in
cash
be
to
lake
$691,427
•
amount to give effect to the normal base
stock
method
of
inventory
transferred
to
provision therefor after approximate Federal
taxes on income.
(
earnings
Earnings per common
—V.
187,
w
...
_
SI,605,180
p
2___
1
share
(other
t
,
income
has
$2,908,000
V v!//;
'•/
Net
sales
Inc.
from
Other
Costs
than
1,048,000-.
4,350,000
NOTE!—The United States dollar
amounts shown
ment represent translations from Swedish crowns
at Dec. 31, 1957 of S. Crs 5.17 to U, S. $1.00.—V.
Erie RR.—Earnings—
-
Period End. June 30—
Net
fr.
rev.
$14,325,956
$72,738,124
$86,720,192
10,544,490
1 2,105,309
62,729,467
71,278,421
$1,801,956
•'Deficit.—V.
188, p.
$2,220,647
*158,810
opers.
income/—.
\ 734,531
.
48.
i
(
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
stock
Common
BUSINESS—This
22,
1952,
nity,
maintains
and
office
its
in
incorporated
was
E.
at
12,
Valleyway,
707
Reservation
Jefferson
2,849.82
the
near
Counties,
located,
acres
coast
M.
Kincaid,
in
acres
contends
that
Clallam
Counties.
In
The
11)
*
the
Queets
2659.
p.-
drill
to
proposes
near
187,.
test
a
in
River
features
well
wildcat
Jefferson
to
a
depth of
Washington.
County,
profit
22 cents per share in the second quarter has reduced.,
quarter loss of $209,000 or 44 cents per share to $104,000 or
first
a
22
cents
months
by
,i
this
John
corporation.
Carter,
the
476,247 shares outstanding for
30, 1958, it was announced on
share on the
peidocl ending June
figures
Both
President,
Fairchild
new
Of
of
per
explained
Semiconductor
net
are
after
that
a
Corporation
the
July
provision
and
integration cost
cents per share,
for
the
acquisition, equivalent to 56
accounted
for
the
loss
figure. Actual operating profits for the six
month period were $164,000 or 34 cents per share. He added that the
company
anticipated
profitable
operation for
the
second
half
of
3958,
-•
and
The
end
year
a
figure
"in
Fairchild Semiconductor
manufacture
sell
and
the
Corp.,
silicon
black."
organized
transistors,
limited
production ahead of schedule.
Income
will
this
reduce
now
the
financial
This
'
,
year
a
has
than
earlier
support
to
ago
already
develop,
commenced
sales
expected
previously
required
in
venture.
new
Net
,
sales
$15,388,000
for
and
the
six
first
V~V. 138,
p.
rentals
machine
compared
as
$14,455,000
to
months
245.
for
the
$19,956,000
to
compared
1957
of
was
month
six
in
$18,400,000
1957.
in
$266,000
*
•*
orders
cents
per
Six Months Ended
*
profit;
share.,
ry.
—V.
•Net
Costs
sales
and
and
Provision
lease
and
expenses,
for
maintenance
including
Federal
income
436,000
$466,656
t$1.94
*.
Earnings-per
•Income
signs
are
,
common
from
lease
L.,
share
of
electrical
installed: collections
installments
generally
over
maintenance under lease
or
on
display signs
these leases
periods
of
three
is
years,
maintenance contracts
as billed.
(Adjusted for the larger number of
standing.—V. 187, p. 2333.
taken
up
when
income
from
shares
now
188, p.
sign
out¬
230,795
217,507
.
v
.
i)553
-
.
..
.
:
.
The
1958
territory
will be
incorporated
operations, Mr. Doolin said.
'
At
the
expected
are
of
subsidiaries
1958,
14%
a
to
exceed
company's
are
with
Total
two
to
$22,855,110
Insurance
end
during
the
after
5'/o
.
Net
profits
to
Doolin
of
He
said
current
more
material
costs
expected
were
Future Plaawihgr Corp., New York—Registers
with
investment
New York
the
SEC
accumulation
July 30,
on
shares
of
company,
Kansas
City,
of
1958
dividends,
were
the
or
60c
per
same
as
common,
the
for
to
10c a
share
for the
•
corresponding
operating earnings for 1958 should com-'
results of $1.22 per common shara.
discounts)
are
now
$8,401,000—upago," ha pointed out.
that
1957.'s
(unearned
operations
year's
continue
about
at
the
level
same
as
and earned premiums show an increase of aboutfigure.
...
.
for
eight
our
banks
increased
roundly
$20,000,600
past year.
...
outstandings
Retail
$189,000,000.
discounts continue at
receivables
and
personal
loans and
of
an
all-time
loans
o
Products
Department of this company has announced
another step in its multimillion dollar ex lansion
laboratory building housing unexcelled facilities for
the development of new silicone products.
completion
24
,
The
,
new
laboratory
of
new
program—a
building Is being occupied
provides about double the
development
product
ahead
space
of schedule.
The new
previously available for
dur¬
.A considerable portion
of the department's analytical services ac¬
tivity will also be performed in the new laboratory as soon as supple¬
equipment now on order is delivered and installed.
mentary
filed a registration statement
covering $15,000,000 of Plans for the
silicones
Pioneer
Fund,
Inc.—V.
183,
p.
Other
ment
208.
the
a
in
the
Operation
Upturn
program
for
G-K
equipping of a new process develop¬
of the original product laboratory
marketing technical center.
These projects are expected to be *
completed
Stock—
items
major
are
laboratory
during
completion
and
and
conversion
along with further expansion of production
1958-59,
facilities.
; This corporation has acquired 1,256,000 shares of common stock of
Auto Supply Co., Kansas City, Mo., out of the 3,005,472 shares
Total
Western
•
'
*
,
purchase
approximately
The
stock
Western
auto
was
at
price
book
purchased
was
not
disclosed,
it
was
.
stated
that
it
an
in
from
John
C.
supplies,
is a national retail and wholesale distributor
household appliances, sporting goods and hardware.
\
ago.
the
89
Dr.
Reed.
acres
This
land
of
figure
acquired
exceed
includes the purchase of
Waterford, N. Y., tWG
at
Most of this land has been earmarked for growth expected
1960s.
•
Udd,
President of Denman Enterprises, Ltd.
Supply
reports
additional
years
value.
for the current expansion of silicone facilities will
costs
$5,000,000,
Board Chairman of
Supply Co.^ and Robert O. Denman, a director of Western
Auto
.
work.
the laboratory houses complete equip¬
ment and services required for study of new silicone gums and rubber
compounds, silicone fluids, resins and emulsions.
Also located there
are
advance
development
laboratories,
complete
library
facilities,
management offices and conference rooms.
into
the
,
brick structure,
two-story
With SEC
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—Buys Western Auto
outstanding.
.
it-
•General Electric Co.—New Laboratory Completed—
company
1958,
of
the
:
compared
stated
deposits
the
of
A
raw
;"v
Off—
Corporation's banks, finance/
$368,000,000—up from $361,000,000
are
preferred
of
year ago,
a
'-The Silicone
earnings reflect the substantial increases in
particularly potatoes, during the first 24
favorable
Spin
expand its operations,
loan operations, one at
standing—the amount of funds in use by consumer borrowers—declined/
to $104,000,000—off 5%, occasioned by a decline in automobile pro¬
duction of 33.3% in the first half of this year."—V. 187, p. 2116.
materials,
raw
said
announce¬
Contract
f :
etc.,
year
a
last
over
high
753,409. sharqs now outstanding.
costs
and:
40-foot
1957, Arthur Blumeyer, President,
insurance
"Bank
a
cents
75
one
of. 1957.
"Total
10% decrease over 1957. Earnings per
compared to 83 cents in 1957, based on
$564,994,
were
amounted
General
payment
of
Blumeyer
during
and its
first
to
companies
1957.;
securities,
of
"Our
'
share
of
$11Q,000 over
eastern- division
year.
desire
promising
of
resources
and
the
the
the previous
over
carry
can
2333.
p.
our
opened
,
$1,000,000."
announced that sales of Frito
187,
pare favorably with
"Deferred
Income
-
amounted
gain
the
into
Mr, Doolin
time,
same
consolidated
Registers
securities
line
Mr;
Originally franchised in 1947, it serves 11 counties in New Jersey, 28
counties in the central, eastern and southern portions of Pennsylvania
and all of Delaware, covering a population of 8,500,000.
The acquired
of
notes.
noted.—V.
period
on
in
car
General Contract Corp.—Plans
;
•sulo
sec-,
31
sales
Clejan
said in his six months'
report to stockholders. The operating earnings amounted to $1,439,232;
in the first six months of 1958, as compared with $1,448,307 for the
first half of 1957.: In addition, the company earned 5c- per shave from
licensee
Tri-State's
Frito.
Each
can
Operating earnings in the first half
announced acquisition of Frito Tri-State
with headquarters in Philadelphia, Pa.,'
according to C. E. Doolin, President.
Mr. Doolin did not disclose the purchase price, but said the acqui¬
sition was on an exchange of stock basis,
.
for piggy-back service not only cost 30%
more,,
to 80,000 pounds as compared with 49,000 pounds
ultimately set the type of equipment adopted, the
may
ment
first half
per
July
on
franchised
a
debenture
37,877
company
This corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
July
31, 1958, covering 400 shares of no par common stock. $500,000 of 6%
promissory
and
>
at
Frito Co.—Acquires Philadelphia Franchised Licensee
The
Corp.,
Auto and
of
301,330
...
move
the same number of-trailers.
In some cases, the adoption of
Clejan equipment has made it possible to reduce the number of trains
required to transport a given number of trailers.
As piggy-back tn
general grows, this factor by itself becomes of increasing importance
8,945,879
income—
",- 3
;
-
'
$1,353,031
48.
Western Auto
$50,000
9,292,596
$1,723,535
'
!
of the nation's
Aug.
trailers, or two to four containers, and, it
also carry containers or trailers interchangeably.:
Because of the light weight of the cars, less motive
power is required
(
$223,654.
cars
ftas emphasized,
loan
1,590,630
'•
one
company's new piggy¬
5 by William J.
on
Mo., and another at Hattiesburg, Miss. Two additional operations in
Mississippi and one in Missouri are under consideration at this tinm,
and surveys of additional locations are being conducted.
Reorganization plans providing for two holding companies, one for
banks and one for non-banking operations, and for the elimination
of preferred stocks, are in the hands of the Federal Reserve Board for
approval. Early Federal Reserve Board assent would clear the waj
for retirement of preferred stocks Oct. 1 and for spin-off at year end.
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$942,848
flat
"Clejan-type"" car.
35-foot, three 24-foot
one
In
$1,814,284 $11,016,131 $10,298,910
1,725,025
announced
to
the prospectus fails
opers.
power
Corp.—Signs Piggy-
supply it with the
was
for the
recently
1958—Month—1957
ancl
gas
pump,
a
75,000-gaIloT?
with two 200 hp boilers.
length-
.
exps.^J-
ry.
stock at
While
—
natural
and
house
,
•
hut also weigh 75,000
the com¬
State of
.
to
it
car,
press
largest operator of privately owned freight cars Piggypatent rights covering the "Clejan-type" rail car, projected
conventional
ag-,
promoters
€o.—Secondary Offering Completed—The
Financing Proposed With SEC—
and
'
.
forwarders
trim
siding, exten¬
nation's
they were
'
Fields' Louisiana Corp., Baton Rouge, La.
bonds,
the
Co., Inc. and Irving Lundborg & Co.—V. 188, p.. 444.
was
-
line,
well
boiler
"
The
railroad
new
use on it and
loading and unloading equipment designed
for highway, railroad and sea transport./
The car, of 79 feet 6 inches length, will provide unusual and substan¬
tial savings to carriers in their piggy-back operations.
Similar
the
is taken up monthly
common
main
deep
foot
' > r
*
the
containers for
July 31 of 60,336 shares of com¬
share, with a dealer's discount of
$1.25 per share, was quickly oversubscribed. Associated
with Dean Witter & Co.. in the offering were Blyth &•
receivable in monthly
are
80
President.'
Back's
Denver Ry.—Earnings—
&
ondary offering made
5,167,0(56
502,000
$1.69
taxes_-
the
$6,135,722
$411,580
income
by
$2,667,873
fr.
Friden
This
Net
Pacific
x
pounds.
shipment.
be
company controlling the largest freight forwarding operation in
1
V
:
Acquisition of Piggy-Back, Inc., by General American last April gave'
•
was
5,697,364
.
the
will
the nation.
ing the remainder of the year, and the outlook for the year as a whole
good.—V. 188, p. 246.
1957
$6,544,944
revenue-
depreciation-!—
to
holding
the
in
_
'
Mr.
1958
-
.
revenue.
oper.
weeks.
Signal Corp.—Net Lower—
May 31—
forgo is 352,000
site
700-foot
a
40
a
246.
p.
the
pounds
Union
lines,
and
company's new
The first of the unique specialized cars will be delivered to the United
Freight Co. within the next ten days at Chicago,
marking tbtfirst time forwarders will move freight
extensively by piggy-back in¬
stead of the conventional box car.
The United States Freight Co. is the
■share,
Net
^
.
transferred
were
decided to relinquish.
States
Board Chairman,
and M.
A.
selling same to the company.
the assumption of mortgages
..
oper.
the
Federal Sign &
Udd
the great demands upon his time,
interests and the financial require-,
three
30-acre
"Clejan-type"
Stebler,
.
disclosures with respect, among other things, to
competitive traffic situation in relation to the port devel¬
project, including the results of a study of the facilities made
by the U. S. .Army District Engineer; and (2) the speculative
of the proposed offering.—V. 187, p. 2447.
Net rev,
booked
Operating
56
or
totalled
period
New
1957.
188,
the
in
weight of
new
the
tank
back
proper
Railway
weeks
were
that Mr.
of
trim
and
at
35,000
major freight
-■
oper.
29
$268,000
Teletypesetter
reported
because
This corporation has signed a lease
agreement with
which is contrary to generally accepted accounting prin¬
Railway
six
taxes.
the
.
to the. promoters.
Subsequently,
of
submerged 'lands from the
stock
"acres
■
Fort Worth
mon
Fairchlld Camera & Instrument Corp.—Reports Profit.
A
and
properties
Period End. June 30—
*
now
/
*
...
the
1957
to
the
company
feet
—V.
corrected
is
'
addition, according to the Commission's order,
m
operating company is in default,
and if he is
successful in obtaining clear title
to the leases, the Evergreen com¬
pany has a verbal agreement with Mr. Kincaid where by it will be.
permitted to explore and develop these properties.
3,5C0
of
references
contain
to
Harbor
Kincaid
Mr.
is
General American Transportation
Back Lease Agreement—
Furthermore, the properties acquired from the promoters are
the
company's balance sheet at the appraised valuation-
opment
President,
and
from
—V.
in
•
Washington.
Jefferson
Mackey,
C.
The
value
par
A.
previously entered into an operating
agreement with another company for the exploration and develop¬
ment
of
the
property contained in 52 state leasts approximately
2,000
total
another
sion.
on Feb. 25, 1957, at an appraisfed value of $1,838,500,'
assuming; the $608;75C of mortgages and' issuing $1,-
($1,838,250),
ciples.
■
Harold
forge
assembled
the
water
Indian
Grays
It
stock
the Kansas City firm continues.
:
Chairman of the Board and Director
portion of his personal holdings of
interests.
largest
been
transmission
with the intention of
acquired
64.4
for 83,220.
carried
Opportu¬
Quinault
in
Ocean
these
Serving the
company
praisal.
;
■/_
the
on
Pacific
the
of
The
and
prospectus to the appraised, value of the
company's properties are questioned by the Commission, including the
$430,060 appraised value of tLe property acquired from the State of
Florida
for
33,220.
According to the Commission, there appears to
be
a
lack of adequate basis for the values determined
by tire ap¬
March
on
..
totalling
property
Idaho
Joseph
$608,750.
Various
•
Outstanding •
2,700,600 shs.
entered into an agreement with Dr. James
to enter upon, drill and develop 36 leases
has
permitting it
company
Baker,
and
company
Wash.
The
FINANCING
cents)—--.—~ 5.00C.000 shs.
five
(par
PRESENT
Authorized.
*
.
statement
registration
Florida
net
proceeds
are
intended
to be
used
to pay
drilling a well, purchase equipment, pay for additional leases
acquisitions, and for other corpoiate purposes..
CAPITALIZATION
the
$155,000 in ce.sh
was
company
pany
PROCEEDS—The
.
cost
229,500
*
1
of
a
metallurgical activities and
adds
an
the
the
Co., Spokane, Wash., and Harrin Co., Seattle, Wash.,
July 22 publicly offered, on a best efforts basis, an
issue of 1,500,000 shares of common stock (par live cents)
at 15 cents per share.
i
of
share.
The- company was organized Oct. 16, 1956, pri¬
the purpose of acquiring harbor front property at Fort
which would be developed and operated as a deep-water port
gregating
on
of
stock.
block
retained
press unit
in the Denver Colo., area
factory site there.
parts, was shipped from Erie Pa.; on"
q,
one of only two such cars currently in
operation
In the United States for
transporting heavy loads of this type.
/ The base of the forge alone weighs approximately 230,000
pounds;
public
and. unless
until
(including
Their
&
laud
has
unit, arriving
16-wheel flat car,
effectiveness, of the registration statement,
offering and sale of stock' by
the
the
the
bar
Gamble-Skogmo earnings if the present
for
as
Gardner-Denver Co.-—New Press Unit Assembled—
per
pay
to
or
will
Ramsey, President)
5,471,389
Evergreen Gas & Oil Co.—Stock Offered—Pennaluna
cost
Auto,
Auto
large
has
hearing in Washington
a
distrib¬
company
ladies'
earnings and dividends
his
Pro¬
for
pany
$10,008,857 $15,441,768
*1,762,525
stores,
-
of
registra¬
company
The
188, p. 444.
development plan, estimated to cost $1,425,248.
The company's properties, consisting of 3,000 feet of harbor front
and certain other properties on nearby Causeway Island and on the
mainland, were acquired on Aug. 13, 1956, by promoters of the com¬
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$12,346,446
ry.
Net ry.. oper,
a^d schedules
prospectus
the
dealers.
appliances, auto supplies, hardware, sporting goods,
furnishings and furniture and also distributes In
•
including stevedoring and ship agenci"?.
Of the $2,239,000
net
proceeds of the stock offering, $69,000 would be "used
installment on indebtedness secured by mortgages, on -the
properties,. $105,000 to. pay
short-term promissory notes,
and
the
balanoe to complete, the first phase <?f the company's proposed port
:
exps.____
oper.
contained" in
disclosures
authorized
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc. and Western Auto Supply Co. together now
have national distribution in 48
states, plus Canada, Hawaii and Puerto
Rico, through over 6,000 outlets.
v
See also Western Auto
Supply Co. below.—V.
estimated
i.
:
1958—Month—1957
of
ments of
facility,
to
revenue..-
oper.
Order"
which proposed a public offering
common stock at $1.25 per share.
challenges the accuracy and adequacy
par
order
with the disclosure requirements.
registration statement was filed May
Pierce
parity
2547.
p.
Co.—"Stop
comply
marily
state¬
official
$1
suspending
,
order
$0.1875
3,948,000
.
the. above
the
174,
1
(
Railway
Railway
in
at
order
The
129,589,000 131,997,000
expenses
Terminal
its
Western
m
agreement
an
\ " <
23,
1958.
It proposed
the public offering of the 2,138,500 shares at $1.25 per share, the
offering to be made on a "best efforts" basts by Atwill & Co., Inc.,
of Miami, for which the latter would receive a selling commission of
to
135,945,000
3,690 dealers that
home
Western
Ins
1958, lor the purpose of taking evidence with respect
after opportunity for hearing, the Commission issues a
19,
If,
company
3,611,000
income
insurance
an
1.800
.•
131,286,000
133,939,000
-
to
company
of
and
statement
such
1,240,000
_•
this
informational
Aug.
stop
4,401,000
sales)_-_
!___
the Lewises
by
macie
of
&' Exchange Commission, it was announced on Aug. 6,
"stop order"'"proceedings' against a registration state¬
by
shares
$
128,298,000
(other
cos.
__•
income
and
Net
•
.!!
associated
income
Total
on
1956
-
over
The company has
total
AUGo sales for 1957 totaled
Minneapolis, also distributeschannels, operating over 300 com¬
wholesale
and
Tlio
Commission's
thereto.
$
into
Port
Pieree
filed
various
$2,810,000
1957
Year Ended Dec. 31—
t
entered
has
instituted
The
consolidated income statement
;
"■
___!
_
mortgage
a
retail
stores and
*_Mr. Udd, who will continue
Filing—
ment
tion
Net
note
rate
The Securities
»
$61,725,000 $61,517,000
58,817,000
58,707,000
expenses
on signing of the contract; $525,000
delivery of the deed/ and the balance
of the purchaser.
The purchaser will'
upon
•'
Pert
524,000
has
and
warehouses.
Last year, Western Auto common
stock paid a dividend of $1 a share*
Thus the acquisition of the Western Auto
stock could mean the addition
of approximately $1,250,000 to
purchase
•
3,527,000
428,000
on
also
2,138,500
and
The
ceedings Instituted by SEC—SEC Challenges Fort Pierce
1956
..
—:
Total income
Costs
wife.
the obligation to pay being that
purchaser, in the event of default
pay
same as due,
deducting the amount paid from the
the purchase money mortgage securing the promissory
to
Fort
V
5,241.000
—
income
Lewis, his
.)*• »
with Continental Hotel
Corporation providing for the leasing of a 100-untt motel to be built
by Continental on property situated in the Parish of East Baton Rouge.
$56,056,000 $57,466,000-
Inc. from subs, and associated companies
i
than sales)
Other
subject to
seller
Fields
$1.91'
1957
sales
check
promissory
by
note.
$1,694,723*
(L. M.) Ericsson Telephone Co.—Net Income Up-—
title
payments
Cr89,543
$0.82
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net
by
2659,
p.
Patricia Ann
and
in the amount of $479,500,
the seller with the privilege in the
of
-
;
Crl 15,671
_________._i.___'$807,098
:
Jr.,
certified
or
paid
company
,/•/.//.;•/.,..."V.
\ -J
f
>-
Net
Lewis,
price is $3,564,745, payable $50,000
3,330,180
1,725,000
630,000
Net
;
C.
.
taxes
16
earnings of $10,655,229 and total assets of
(-.pproximately $153,000,000. As of June 30, 1958,(^amble-Skogmo had outstanding 2,495,456 shares of common stock.
and
Net
from
ready-to-wear, men's furnishings and chil¬
dren's clothing.
Sales for 1957 of Gamble-Skogmo were $108,678,638;
with after-tax earnings of $4,001,178. Thus the combined sales for
th®.
two companies totaled
$326,044,802, with combined
J
:
of
some
President
as
both
household
housewares,
money
of the offering,, and operating capital.
, lists Herman Fiedelbaum of New York
expenses
The
Endicott Johnson Corp. (& Subs.)—Sales & Earns. Oil
»
stores
350
over
approximately $88,000,000. Western
pany-owned
"« •'*
,
Proceeds of the financing are to be used as follows: $75,000 to recom¬
$9,776,762
.
.
.
of
utes
pense
*651,508
:
.
consisting
bonds
$217,366,164 with earnings of $6,654,051.
Gamble-Skogmo, with headquarters in
19,849,819
$1,610,055
451,303
...
-
.
;
$29,626,581
18.194,229
$1,498,535
33,462
48-.
p.
S19.8C4.284
3,141,893
$467,156
op.
inccm?_._
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
$4,640,428
2,763,983
expenses
from
rev.
$3,231,139
revenue..
1958—6 Mos.—1957
each
gTOjjs income.
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
.
units
debenture
&
\(545)
Organized
proposes to take over a
contract
for
the
purchase of the Bellemont Motor Hotel in Baton
Rouge.
It intends to enter into a management agreement with Fields
Management Corporation of New York at an annual fee of 3Vo
of
•
1958—Month—1957
$7,500
and
-
underwriting is involved.
on May 22,
1958, the company
-
Period End. June 30—
in
$2,000
$500.
[
Receives
•
To
increase
Central
watt
Powermaker
production
Baralioua of
steam
to
Order
demands for raw sugarRepublic has ordered a 6,250 kilo¬
meet anticipated
the Dominican
turbine-generator
unit
from
General
Electric
Company's
.
.
Monday, August 11, 1958
.
(546)
Turbine,
6team
Medium
and Gear Department
Generator
Stock Exchange
powermaker is scheduled for rhlpment early in 1959 and will be
installed in an addition to the present mill.
The
has
overseas
140 Broadway, New York lo,
above-mentioned classes of stock.—V. 188, p. J-iJ.
1958.
after
for
Y.,
the two
see
manufacturing rights of Scribe Division of the former Permoflux
Corp. of Chicago,
111., manufacturer of Scribe magnetic tape
dictating machines, has been acquired by the General Sintering Corp.,
announced Mrs. Norma H. Rickmcyer, President of General Sintering,
of America above.
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
Great
1958
be
at
Internationale.
Scribe
Franklin
10005
chine will be completely
cessor model.
General
111.
V.
—
cumulative
preferred slock, $50. par value, to three insurance com¬
panies, it was announced on Aug. 7. Participants were
Nat
•
•
1958—Month—1957'
Period End. June 30—
on
.
income
$2,010,074
$62,402
paid on
185,
—
stock
common
share——-—
common
per
Deficit.—V.
165,000
165,000
311,795
•$0.10
paid on preferred stock-
1,247,180
$1.78
Railway
oper.
$70,262
$422,802
78,004
77,617
334,118
$348,619
383,867
Net rev. fr.-ry. opers.
fret
income
—V. 188, p. 246.
ry. -oper.
-
Net
16,182,177
from
rev.
Net ry.
—V.
1958—Month—1957
oper.
revenue-
$825,911
5,298,005
p.
7,688,760
3,011,410
Railway
oper.
expenses
572,510
Net
Net
from ry.
rev.
income—
oper.
ry.
"Deficit.—V.
188,
672,614
$16,431
"191,958
$253,401
3,072
op.
Railway
$4,682,355
3,554,562
4,916,098
'
Gillette
283,857
278,087
1,728,748
$916,102
*345,481
Net
sales
profits
excess
Net
;
$74,038
18,917
$59,822
8,788
$612,784
182,626
$617,366
153,517
earnings
in
14,132,801
dollars
15,974,484
83,425
% 364,522
13,008,359
16,209,877
Number of common shares_i;_^i—9,279,403
p,278,228
$1.32
$1.40
share
v
2447.
p
,;s
,
per common
9,284,448
.
Girard Investment Co., Upper Darby, Pa.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
company
covering
offered
No
underwriting is
at
28 filed a letter of notification with the
6%
15-year junior subordinated debentures to
denominations of $100 and multiples thereof.
in
par
*
involved.
proceeds
The
of $0.71. per
distribution
Railway
oper.
Railway
oper.
to
are
be
for
used
work¬
ing capital.—V. 178, jp. 853.
—V, 188, p.
sales
$7,216,000
from
Income
—before
Taxes
operations
602,000
income
on
$9,035,000 $13,705,000 $17,502,000
1,015,000
3,416,000
287,000
(est.)
1,781,000
896,000
500,000
1,722,000
operations
Dividends
from
aries
,
Total
;
(net
net
"Earns,
$315,000
taxes)
11,000
11,000
at
286,993
$537,000
$1,716,000
$0.56
$0.34
$1.08
1958—3 Mos.—1957
Net. sales
$5,685,224
before inc. taxes
Income
Income
to
—V.
187,
2,074,024
1,161,709
2,372,337
1,333,823
Vy.
$547,425
$912,315
$1,038,514
$1.49
$2.46
$2.82
$1.28
2448.
p.
Goldfield
Consolidated Mines
Co.—Earnings—
,6 Months Ended June 30—
Net
before
Provision
taxes
280,574
77,750
Current
assets
Current
liabilities
Common
Earned
"Net
beiore
from
Provision
OP
AMERICAN
CHROME
Net
taxes
taxes
Hazel
income
Current
140,173
..
$399,514
Earned
per
"Owed
to
1,535,454
—_—————_
share
parent
company,
500,000
1,872 000
30.21
$0.12
Goldfield Consolidated.—V.. 187,
2448.
p.
Gray Manufacturing Co.—New Minority Stockholder
Western
Union
Telegraph Co.
below.—V.
183,
p.
income
cents
57
for
the
second
share,
per
second
quarter of 1958 amounted
to $319,127 or 57 cents
to
compared
a
$319,149
share for
quarter
Total
with
sales
to
compared
six
of
in
first
the
6/10ths
or
sales
net
same period
the
first
the
conditions
for
412,676
period,
for
$512,503
weather
barrel
of
months
below
1%
to
amounted
reflecting, the
1957,
quarter
of
1958
last
$7,535,463
this
of
were
after
year.
410,355
as
the
During
year.
of
payment
and state excise taxes of $4,574,416 as compared to $7,723,514
$4,655,666, or a decrease of 2.5% from 1957.
The decrease in net sales is attributable to variations in the type of
containers- in which the public chooses to buy its beer.—V. 187, p, 2002.
after payment of taxes of
International Rys. of Central America—Reports Loss
revenues
oper.
from
rev.
income
Net
"Deficit
$1,112,652
$9,064,084
*115,508
$1,388,884
182,041
$7,998,281
oper.
595,517
1,747,461
chgs.
*93,486
94,085
237,562
993,238
*114,067
74,843
121,576
867,836
ry.
———
loss.—V.
or
reported
the
Jobbing
net
earnings
cents
17
Investors
foundry
of
this
will
the
corporation,
187, p. 2550.
Syndicate
the
on
in
the
1,055,700
loss
net
a
business
in
of
$125,287
Muskegon,
the
effective
Board,
announced
President
Aug.
and
at
stock
Common
of
this
of which
company,
Big Board—
shares are, out¬
1,764,261
standing, was admitted to trading on Aug, 1 on the New York" Stock
Exchange::'
•).^ ;
:/
The company, now in its 76th year, is one of Iowa's leading electric
Aug.
on
Chief
ancl $200,000,000 of series 20.—V. 186, p. 1434.
•'%
A
'
'•
' \.'.V
■!
J
yV/'':
Iowa Electric Light & Power Co.—On
and
of
become
1 filed "with
corporation on Aug.
$85,000,000 of series 15;
due
Mich.,
With
Inc.—Registers
the SEC an amendment to its
registration statement covering additional
installment face amount
certificates as follows: $1,000,000 of series 6; $15,000,000 of series 10;
The
$183,900
of
share
per
of America,
Exchange Commission—
and
V.
had
company
Chairman
Urban
G.
1958—6 Months—1957
1958—Month—1957
Period End. June 30—
Securities
6
Executive
15.
utility companies.
gas
Central
from
the
in
Over
Iowa.
to
153,536
1957.
the
For
It serves 375
last
the
ten
communities in Eastern and
customers have increased
its
years,
1957, and its gross operating
than doubled from $15,273,968 in 1952 to $35,607,225
the
at
203,512
have more
revenues
past
Consolidated
Publications,
(&
Inc.
Subs.) —
Earnings—
of
end
months ended June
12
30,
1958,
the
company's gross
revenues were
$36,590,362 and net income was $4,334,568,
equal after preferred dividend requirements to $2.11 a common share.
Dividends have been paid at the quarterly rate of 37% cents a share
operating
1956, having been increased five times previously from the
quarterly payment of 22% cents a share on July 1, 1950. The
common stock is owned by more than 13,500 shareholders.
Ended
operating
Other
30—
June
1958
income
—
________
^—4— $94,776,500 $99,105,600
incurred
Provision
for
including interest & depreciation
Federal
taxes
on
income—U.
Canada
96,350,500
97,674,500
S.
292,200
716,700
$1,866,200
loss.
"After
reclassification
t Net income.—V.
184,
of
p.
certain
accounts
for
corporation
comparative
purposes,
2117.
selling stockholders.
corporation on July 30 filed a letter of notification
covering 95,001 shares of common stock and
31,667
The
to
purchase
to
new
—V.
poration.
the
first
Dr.
six
gains
are
Denis
months
corresponding period
in
sales
reflected
M.
and
the
Robinson,
were
a
in
earnings
six
89
months,
cents
for
compared
all
of
the first half
report of this cor¬
disclosed that sales for
compared
with
$2,105,087
in
the
ago.
at
with
40
S650
183,
units
in
unit.
per
machinery and
for
of
300
shares
of
proceeds are
The
with the
warrants
not exercisable prior to
are
working capital.
No
common
stock
to be used to
underwriting is
Nov.
and
1,
100
purchase
involved.
1968.
p.
(S.
C.) Johnson & Son, Inc.—Sets Sales Peak—
most
The
cents
the first
over
share
for
half
equalled
the
year
54
of
1957—
cents
earlier
for
period
1957.
reported
was
said
Packard
Mr.
than
sales
successful
in
year
4%
sidiaries'
Johnson's
on
domestic
does
Wax
July
the
72-year
this
of
history
by Howard M. Packard, President.
product saless were up more
in the fiscal year ended June 30,
and that overseas sub¬
sales
were
up
more
than
13%.
A
private
corporation,
company,
earnings after taxes were up 40%
$206,091 versus $147,142.
Earnings per
the
during
offered
be
stock which
common
semi-annual
President,
$2,934,212
year
Commission—•
on
SEC
High Voltage Engineering Corp.—Earnings Gainssharp
Exchange
Y.—
July 28 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) of which'
38,750
shares
will be publicly sold at $2.12% per share,
through
John R. Boland & Co., New York, N.
Y.
The proceeds are to'„go
continued
1958
and
Corp., Yonkers, N.
covering 39,852
warrants
fiscal
%
,
Securities
With
The
SEC
1959
of
148.
p.
Plastics Manufacturing
E.
Files
to
Net
and
886.
J.
f$714,400
—
188,
*1957
$94,464,200 $98,792,800
312,300
312,800
revenue-—
Total
Costs
initial
company's
—V.
Months
Total
Net
See
:
of 1957, it was announced on July 17 by Bruce
Berckmans,
President.
Net sales for
the second
quarter
of 1958
totaled $4,404,750 as compared to $4,327,986 in 1957.
;>•,
Net income for the first six months of 1958 amounted to $404,620
will be made at the First
the Hartford National Bank & Trust
1650.
equal to
half
Spector,
Hearst
402,844
.
Inc*—Registers With 3EC—
on
International Breweries Inc., Detroit, Mich.—Earnings
Inc. avail, for fxd.
three years, Mr.' Urban has been Executive ViceFamily Products Division oi Warner-Lambert Pharma¬
ceutical Co., producers of such products as Listerine, Bromo Seltzer,
Anahist, Richard Hudnut and Du Barry Cosmetics.—V. 187, p. 2226.
807,106
1,872,000
f
—
company
its
Net
Bishop, Inc.—Urban Named President—
Robert
For
$230,422
274,435
______
liabilities
Long term debt
Common shares
77,588
529,935
—
assets
Current
subsidiary,
57%
its
of
President of
OWNED)
$2,009,678
$2,010,840
539,687
308,010
;____
362,168
Railway
(65%
—
$1,229,500
) 415,741
Payment
or
p.
30
1958,
first
1957
sale
and
_____
for
of
$1,321,725
61,571
Aug. 4 filed with the SEC hn amend¬
registration statement covering an additional 1,000,000
of its common stock, $1 par value.—V. 187, p. 2334.
Net
called
104,004
$0.05
liquidation
July
on
months of
Raymond
&V3,879,148
njj
sales
Net
interest.
Bank, Boston, Mass.,
the
that
Co.
EARNINGS
Net
proceeds
883,440
H
3,879.148
—
Canal
J
33,104
——________
_____
tIncludes
Butte
t$202,824
831,045
1——_
share
loss,
Sutter
—:
—
shares
per
*$8,136
,——
—
$168,477
117,729
since July 2,
;
;
—
income
are
called for redemption on Sept. 1 ne:$t, for account
$126,000 of its 3%% debentures due Sept. 1, 1971,
accrued
company
the
1957
*8,136
_
capacitors
ceramic
I
1958
taxes
for
and
six
Six
Net
glass-coated
188, p. 445.
non-recurring loss of $539,622.—V. 186, p. 2334.
$11,327,697 $13,066,774
700,566
—$474,363
share—
com.
$319,150
ry.
investment
shares
shares of common stock outstanding.
Officer
income
per
1,645.049
Hastings Manufacturing Co.—Reports Profit—
The
first
In
1,247,991
y
p.
to
„
Hi-T units..—V.
100%
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$6,799,840
1,078,678
604,315
taxes
Net
Earns,
298,038
$8,663,424
2,459,214
$7,043,926
ultrathermic,
new
National
a
Period End. June 30—
op.
income—
49.
oper.
Income Fund of Boston,
This
same
49.
The company has
of the sinkipg fund
(P. II.) Glatfelter Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Lower—
,
$6,211,583
4,982,083
from
rev.
188,
unfavorable
T
$1,251,881
Hartford Electric Light Co.—Partial Redemption—
22,000
22,000
outstanding.—V. 187, p. 2448.
1,585,560 shares
4,263,127
expenses
$1,694,000
$896,000
$326,000
$0.21
share.
com.
"Based on
$515,000
Mos.—1957
Development of a new electronic component that breaks the lieat
barrier by exceeding the highest temperature limitations for all exist¬
ing capacitors, is announced by Dr. Leslie K. Gulton, President.
subsidi-
of
income-.
per
$885,000
$993,423
824,946
$5,584,852
702,655
revenue
oper.
ry.
1958—0 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
$1,021,805
oper.
the
$1,135,351
Co., Hartford, Conn.—V. 187,
Net income from
350.
/ Federal
1958—6 Mos.—1957
y
taxes
sources.
$6,636,498 $38,799,722 $42,424,013
5,384,617
31.755,796
33,760,589
railway
Gladding, McBean & Co.—Sales and Earnings Off—
Net
capital
29,504,122
9,732,809
22,839,018
7,896,248
4,718,467
1,566,258
4,120,844
1,448,932
Op.
ry.
income
oper.
Railway
ment
Gulton Industries, Inc.—Announces New Development
The
1958—3 Mos.—1957
expenses
from
rev.
compared
from
rev.
Glennite
Period End. June 30—
*$12.88
share from
income
86.165,455
expen.ses6|f5,030,104
r't operations
—■
Net) ry* oper. income-.
July
on
$250,000
be
oper.
23.105,460 127,106,002 144.99G.479
18,386,993 104,266,984 115,492,357
Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings—
663,295
$16.65
778,305
*$14.60
___
1958—6 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
21,232,275
17,111,431
revenue-
of any
$1.75
'
i
;
SEC
848,554
share
per
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio Rlt.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30r' 1958—Month—1957 ■
1958—G
Cr360,760 i
12,274,611
Earnings
—V. 187,
value
p. 445.
RR.—Earnings-—
oper.
rv.
or
j
—
income
Net
24.114.00p
-
income
Railway
$10,021,684 $11,046,485
$12,390,797
outstanding
v<
> :
for
Central
—V. 188, p.
Jun. 30,*57
Dec. 31,'57
stockholders during the latest six months have exceeded
comparable period in this Fund's history. Incoming cash
during the last nine months, particularly since the market lows of
last October, also set a new high.—V. 187, p. 2333.
those
and
income
13.960.000
24,722,000
Period End. June 30—
Railway
Railway
—V.
Incoming
taxes
States
31,823,G0l
excess
foreign countries not realized in
United
27,505,682
Illinois
Net
Inc.—Up 13.3% in Half—
—!
assets
asset
"After
93,803,194 102,933,090
12,042,596
and
current
of
amount
,
Net
Shares
Net
24,400,632
income
profits taxes
Foreign and domestic
170.000
1 4,011.000
"733,000
equity
provision
Net
1956
91,555,962
before
Profit
1957
1958
_
160,000
taxes required for the six months ended
loss carried-forward from '1957.
The corporation disposed oi the assets of its electronics division in
July.
Management concluded that profit potentials in this area of
ope'rations did not justify the capital expenditures necessary to expand
the division's scope of operations in the electronics field to the level
"No
1,637,730
opers.
ry.
Net ry. oper. income
—V. 188, p. 49.
Co, (& Subs.)—Sales and Earnings Lower-—
30—
■
June 30, 1958 because-of-, tax
Net
exps.----
fr.
rev.
Growth Industry Shares,
June
'
:
381,000
733,000
188,000
'-V
*502,000
.
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$2,341,532
$2,255,096
1058—Month—1957
$357,895
$337,909
Jun. 30,'58
Six Months Ended
502,000
taxes
Period End. June 30—
Net
3,988,766
48.
p.
'
'
& Western RR.—Earnings—
revenue
oper.
Railway oper.
$4,904,868
$1,127,793
*201,460
27,950,481
10,129,902
16,147,934
3,363,714
cp.
Income
49.
oper,
188,
ry,
Green Bay
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$589,045
'
income
&
Working capital
Net
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings—
Period. End. June 30—
taxes
after special
Shareholders'
26,036,599 108,218,425 130,709,189
18,347,839 92,070,491 102,758,708
21,480,182
oper.
Period End. June 30—
Railway
special
income
&
income
items
1958—6 Months—1957
1958—3 Months—1957
being reported by this division.—V. 188,
1958—6 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
revenue-
oper. •expenses
Railway
Railway
$4,263,371
3,914,752
$91,549
exps._—
$3,812,312
3,389,510
247.;
p.
•
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$700,552
630,290
Exchange Offer
below.—V. -188,
Jersey)
required for ^profitable operations.
>
In- disposing of - these operations, which accounted for less than 2%
of annual sales volume, the corporation is eliminating further losses
2215.
p.
Period End. June 30—
$648,758
557,209
revenue—
before
income
Great Northern Ry.—Earnings—
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
Railway oper.
: ;
$16,712,000 $16,851,000 $30,582,000 $32,171,000
sales
Net
income;
dividends
Earnings
,*
420.
•
June 16,'57
$24,356,856 $32,200,553
146,402
3,620,074
84,000
1,610,000
-
Cash dividends
Cash
187, p. 2448.
IIupp Corp.—Reports Improved Earnings—
'
-
..
Corp. of California—Buys Plant
(New
Period End. June 30—
Net
June 15,'58
Ended—
Provision for Federal taxes
Equitable
Society of U. S., and New York Life
will be used to repay bank loans and for construction.
The company provides telephone service to 320 communities and sur¬
rounding territories in central and eastern Kentucky.
The company's
main office is in Lexington, Ky.
Other principal communities served
include
Ashland,
Glasgow,
Hazard, Somerset
and Elizabethtown.—
p.
'
•
before Federal taxes on Income
Income
The proceeds
186,
total capacity of the mill to 360,000
156,000 in 1956, and completes the ex¬
by Great Lakes Paper Co. in 1955.
to
undertaken
sales—
Net
Insurance Co.
V.
compared
918.
p.
24 Weeks
the Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York;
Assurance
184,
Oil-Co.
Standard
See
increases the
machine
program
Great Northern Paper Co.—Earnings—
Stock—This company has sold $1,975,000 of
Life
1957.—V. 187, p. 2800.
Humble Oil & Refining Co.—Proposed
items
Sells Preferred
—
fiscal
of
ago.
year
annually,
pansion
plastics,
Kentucky
months
nine
the
in
Micromatic Hone Corp. below.—V.
See
machine began
the No. Three newsprint
since
capacity
one
Pour
No.
tons
fields of clcctro-iucchanics, electronics, powder
General Telephone Co. of
to
for
feet
1750
productive
diverse products in the
metallurgy and thermo¬
produces
and
backlog
year.
$11,057,000
Hoffman Electronics
paper
of
operation
'
designs
Sintering
to
the same period last year. This brought
$10,003,000 as of June 30, 1958 compared to
$9,815,000- at June 30,
reports that its new No. Four newsprint machine, tlie
machine in the world, is now operating at the initial
per minute
and. will be increased to speeds over
2,000 feet per minute. Designed and built by the Black-Clawson Co ;
the machine represents an
increase of almost 50% in Great Lakes'
rate
the new Scribe magnetic tape dictating ma¬
re-engineered and remodeled from its prede¬
Rickmcyer said
Mrs.
Franklin Park,
Ave.,
amounted
against $11,001,000
firm's
the
This company
largest
the new company will be known
manufacturing operations will
and
Oificcs
Ltd., Fort William, Ont., Can.
Great Lakes Paper Co.,
orders
New
—Continues Expansion—
Scribe is the original magnetic tape dictation equipment.
Aug. 4.
compared to $15,181,000 during
were $12,705,000 in fiscal 1958
first nine months of the previous
the
The
As a division -of General Sintering,
as
period
Tei Co. Inc.—New Name-
Great Atlantic & Pacific
as
taxes
after
$5,000
N.
General Sintering Corp., Melrose Fark, 111.—Acquis.—
on
that it earned $83,000 after
30,
1958, compared to the
reported for the six months ended March 31,
During the same period last year the company reported earnings
taxes
of
$473,000.
Sales
(billing and other income)
for this
This corporation on Jdly 25 announced
taxes
for the nine months ended June
pointed Guaranty Trust Co. of New York,
through International General Electric, the General
marketing organization.—V. 188, p. 444.
Unit was ordered
Electric's
company
has ap¬
Effective
Hoe & Co., Inc.—Earnings Improve—
(R.)
American
preferred stock (par $100) were recorded on the
under the new name of the company.
with
the opening of
business on Aug. 1, the
discontinued
its
own
stock
transfer department and
first
7%
at Lynn,
Massachusetts.'
.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
6
not
18
household
publish
sales
and
earnings
figures.
f
.
'
Dr.
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. of
Name—New Transfer Agent
This
to
company, it
Great
Atlantic
transactions
in
the
was
&
announced
Pacific
Tea
non-voting
America—Changes
Appointed—
on
July
Co.,
common
31,
Inc.,
has
and
stock
(no
changed its
beginning
par)
and
name
July
in
31
the
Robinson
that the company spent a record $216,176
development during the first half of 1958 and during
this period High Voltage integrated the
physical and technical assets
of Electronized Chemicals Corp., which it
acquired at the end of 1957,
and netted an additional profit of $29,400 from that
operation.
on
research
According
1058
reported
and
to Dr. Robinson, the
stood at $5,317,321.—V. 187,
company's
p.
776.
backlog
as
of
June
30,
Packard
Mr.
been
of
single
this.
sales
June
The
sales
domestic
"disappointing."
first
and
said
The
March
year.
months
the
maintained
company's
success,
Mr.
household
upturn,
and
April
company
the
pad
sales
were
up
more
said, began shortly after the
successively were the
largest
ever
had, he said, and May
uptrend pattern.
diversification
Packard
he
product
said.
program
He
contributed
cited
the
fact
materially to its
that its
"Raid"
Volume
X88
Number 5767
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(547)
line
of
insecticides
13%
and
that
field.
in
less
than
;
,
Johnson's
r
and
Wax
insect
three
repellents had
has become
;
.
makes
line
a
overall
an
years
:
_
also
heavy-duty products for
r
188,
247.
p.
'
Completion
Airtron, Inc.,
•
in
use
schools/ churches,
hospitals and
public
buildings.
In
department, also,
the
company
had its
most
successful
year,
reported.—V.
Litton Industries,
in
'J
offices,
Packard
of
factor
'
t
of
increase
dominant
a
,
Mr.
.
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp.—Adams to Be
Chairman
The
board
of
directors
July
on
Ben
Mcreell, Chairman of-the
employment, as of Sept. 30, 1958.
The
Admiral
executive
On
the
Avery
will
continue
committee
C.
the
of
the
Board
and
Chief
1.
Executive
Mr.
;
,
as
of
President,
Oct.
on
approved the request of Admiral
Board, that he be retired from all
„
-
.
director
a
board
recommendation
Adams,
31
of
directors.
succeed
Adams
to
will
Officer.—V..187,
the
rets in
Railway
Railway,
oper.
expenses
1,993,087
of
from
rev.
Net
ry.
->
$23,004,767
■'///,';
:
$8,683,000
$9,817,023
524,911
579,015
3,682,839
Record sales and
July 18.
;
;,
■
.
and
./
earnings
pared With
1958
for
$249,355
share
per
for
outstanding
1958
1957,
increase
an
-
Dec.
1957
were
June
on
53.8
or
cents
*
1958.
54.9
or
of
cents
share for 1957,
per
computed
30,
31, 1957.—V. 186,
(W. A.)
463,420
on
Net
2757.
p.
Krueger
Privately—This
share
up
2%.
1958
?
Earnings
Issued
as
the
registration
after
are
•
and
an
with, the
SEC
be
through
Sam
Watson
withdrawn, according to
Co.,
recent
a
Inc.,
June
on
13,
-
net
before
estimated
State
and
taxes—/w™-
Federal
Is
profit
♦Earnings per share of
Net
"After deduction
Lehigh
of
& Hudson
';Net
Net
oper.
oper.
ry.
"
■
ry.
$1,603,248
*33,515
*
"
90,732
operations
Net
rv.
—V.
188,
.
.
.
,
$3,189,208
2,840,397
.
■
259,674
.
50.
p.
3,388,852
/
,
J
in
-
the
$1,963,597
in the year
work.
Even so,
higher
the
on
are
the
United
A
backlog
of
$25,000,000
"
in
,
contracts
for
electronic
equipment
from
1958.'—-V/187,
1,
550,000 net
tons
2335.
p.
to
the
August
7.
from
railway
50.
p.
•_
.
,,
;;;
.
•/
•'
1
tary,
moving at
capacity.
.
:
'
•
•
-
.
~
$4,051,053
1,413,349
,
18,438,992
19,281,005
16,737,923
from ry. oper.
^
.
..
...
1,768,062
1,681,752
7,626,272
will purchase and
a
.
and
20,565,061
12,790,824
for
the
In
S.
80%
of
Lincoln
Telephone
&
Telegraph
Co.—Bonds
Sold,— J
jremaining1 $2,600,000 of first mortgage bonds, series ;
C, due Feb. 1, 1988, were placed privately through Dean Witter & Co. in June, 1958. yAn additional $2,400,000 of
Part
•/,
and
the
of
the
proceeds
remainder
p. .1207.
.r,
delivered earlier in the year.
were
•:.
used
was
v
•
to
used
was
to
retire
all
increase
short-term
working
•
'
capital.—V.
The
The
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
$10
$10
:
are important factors in the field of electronicallytesting systems.
These systems are used principally
for.pre-flight testing of components and parts for aircraft and missiles
value
par
20,000 shs.
value™
par
connection
subsequent
a
an
additional
recent
share
the payment of
they
'which wlll
company's
hbout
of
.be
involved
sales
86,500.000,
acquisition,
the
at
was
in
volume
the
including
June
In
1.
annual
fiscal
United
the
of
rate
flight.
supersonic
for
last
more
year
Mr.'Ling
ended July
Electronics
quarter
than
of
estimated
with
four
fiscal
$10,000,000,
1957-8,
porated in
_
1958
taxes.
Mr/Lewis
so
earnings
subject to
now Tare
normal
stated
that
the
because
manufactures
of
shakers
new
the
was*logical
arrangement
integration
but
has
it
entitled
are
shares
vote
to
held
not
but
in
the
as
well,
cable
also
•
through
closed
and
more
in
addition
several
circuit
TV
to
its
divisions,
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
purchase
below
which
from
opposite
to
vibration
special
manufactures
systems,
purpose
power
vacuum
both
$10,000,000
as
and
Paine,
are
Webber,
Barth
not
"
-
of
subscribed
of
for
in
companies
of
July
was
15.—V.
estimated
186,
p.
-
436.
by
Mr.
Ling
830,073-
-
$1,617,254
'
;
$1,483,764
$1.09-
,
shares.—V.
$4,728,539
; $1.00
187,
p.
$3.18
2551..
,
I
,
July 22
on
filed
letter
a
of
to
are
be
used
notification
debentures
-
with
to be
of
would
incidental to
for
mining
New
expenses.
;*
,v
Co.—Exchange Offer—
England Electric System
the
Sept.
below.—Vv 188,
have
authorized
said
the
the
sale
of
issue
new
pending approval of the
p;
.
149<
»
$40,000,000
a
will
go
Michigan P.
redemption of the outstanding debentures,
scheduled for
of
sale
on
S.
new
on
or
Commission.
on
about Oct.
or
17.—V.
totaling
$40 million,
188, p. 350.
la
,
Micromatic Hone Corp.—Sells Evanston (111.) Plants
This corporation has
Electronics
dispose
nor
have
1.
Division
sold its plant In Evanston;. HI., to the Hoffman
California, Don S.. Connor, President/ announced
plant was formerly occupied by the Micro-Precision
engaged in the manufacture of diesel fuel injection
Corp.
' This
which
of
systems
under
aircraft
activities
Angeles
Division.
Although
matic
the
the
certain
the
Hone
patents and custom aircraft components.
The
the division were transferred to Micromatic's Los
of
-
.
"
t
price,
Corp.
not
was
states
it
disclosed
ln
was
the
excess
plant
»
management
of
the
of Micro¬
book value of
net
property.
The
Co.
;
covers 39,000 square feet.- Allis Chalmers Manufacturing
this • year acquired all the machinery, equipment. Inven¬
earlier
tories
and
patents
operation.—V. 187,
the
to
relating
1208.
p.
Micro-Precision
Division's
"
diesel
-
of the
severally-
See
the respective percentages set
shares of additional common
pursuant to the subscription offer:
States Petroleum Corp.—New
Middle
-
named" below
Aug.
on
-
.
directors
The. company
for
entitled
be
Tennessee
Co.
Transmission
Gas
Management—
below.—V.
188,
p.
351.
Minneapolis-Honeywell/Regulator-Co.—Earnings Off
•
Bateman, Eichler & Co
Cruttenden,
188, p.
5
Julien
Jackson &
—-----—15
5
Collins
McCormick
7)'*
IV2
David
Podesta & Co.—
7 V2
Norris
247.
A.
&
Co.—
&
Co
Wells
Mullaney,
Simmons:—_
&
The
%
.
35 »/2
——.
&
Noyes &
Co
—
Kenly!——
&
5
first
This
last
Sales
as
2
,
to
,
company on July 21 reported net income of $8,955,587 for the
six months of 1958, equal to 41.29 per share of common stock..
compared with net income of $10,304,470 in the comparable period •
year, or $1:48 per share.
T
,
5
5
Co
for
the
six-month
Subs.)—Reports Loss—
Six Months Ended June 30—
Copper
San
produced
,
Manuel
Sales
for
-
compared
Mine
to
22,311,998
For
56,125,014
'
common
all
June
of
totaled
30
$150,487,139,
1957.
$4,677;660.
$5,049,351
to
1957.
of
1957
22,644,764
ended
first half
quarter of 1958 were $77,321,508, compared
second quarter last year.
Second quarter earn¬
equivalent to 68 cents a share.
This
in the
amounted
1958
Mine!.!—
the
the-second
$81,820,884
73,038,831
(pounds'—Magma
peTiod
against $158,128,395 in
ings
Magma Copper Co.'(&
•
r
.
and
cents
73
V '
'
a
share
in
the
second
"
;
quarter
,
periods, per share earnings are based on 6,960,958 shares of
stock outstanding as of June 30, 1958.—V. 187, p. 2336.
.
_
Total
copper
sold
Copper
_
Net
operating
Interest
per
95,683,595
and
T
—
78,437,012
95,265.206
—
70,552,478
$3,166,512
T
-
1,999,712
$873,840
share
income.—V.
(1.204,704 shares):
186, p. 2371.
$4,015,318
-
$0.73
Minneapolis, Northfield & Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Period-End. June 30—
1,925,841
2,040.640
:
depletion
loss_^T
loss
*Net
Income—
expense—
Depreciation
Net
output /pounds)
delivered 1 pounds)
and
•
Railway oper.
revenue,!
1,808,991
Railway oper.
expenses,
*$280,486
*$0.23
'
the
offered
Corp.V San Francisco,- Calif.
working capital.—V. 187, p. 2335. t
proceeds of. the issue will go toward the. redemption of the
company's 43A% debentures, which are due Nov. i;. 1992.
The calling
dividends.
cash
nominee
a
(»)
to exercise
.
company
& Co.
Ellis
Net
contracting.
$5,369,595
641,056
320,528
$0.97
•
common
16,
of the purchase
receive
name
forth
underwriters
the
their names
She-arson, Hammill & Co
—V.
and
systems," microwave
relay systems,
electronic instrumentation systems and
systems,
electrical engineering
backlog-of
than
not
J.
Cali-
company,
amplifiers
camera
harness
engages .in
Combined
at
collateral
subscribe but for an agreement
right to subscribe for such shares.
as
to
Blunt
,
"/Ling Electronics,
•
.tubes,
held
set
Curtis
Cali¬
corporate
from
his
afforded
purchasing
;.,.
-3,165,000
$2,316,837
The
in the name of the company's
.
been
total
a
*
systems. Ling also will supply additional financial resources to
Calidyne.
It will undertake to furnish it with-working capital and to
complete the new 50,000 square foot plant near Winchester, sched¬
uled for-operation in mid-December of the- current
-year.
power
corporation
The
split-up effected in the form of
are pledged as collateral
to secure
registered
are
~
/ " ;.
$1,446,263
shr.: com.;
1,487,000
on
„
dyneV viewpoint
-which
that
On
—
INCOME
$1,937,782
>"'■
.
about
one
distribution)
%
operating as a limited partnership in calender 1957, had sales
$3,231,639 and pre-tax profits of $230,143,
It has become incor¬
income
.
debentures.
the
by
the company's notes for the remainder
47,012
shares
stock
dyne,
"of
Privately
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—To Sell Bonds—
*365,480 shs.
purchase
as
volume
added.
he
Placed
11,228 shs.
500,000 shs.
-
the
for
his
31, 1958, was
from the
time \
only
stock
surplus
proceeds
See
and
forth
vibration
$1,362,800
stk. ; ~ 416,537
Merrimack-Essex Electric
,
of
agreed
Both companies
^
"
OF
587,650
47,012
driven
STATEMENT
.
pfd.
on
per
expenses
Outstanding
$1,175,000
587,650
.
Ling Electronics, Inc.—Acquires Massachusetts Firm—
/
/
Bonds
—
.
FINANCING
$1,500,000
1959-1965„_
stock,
Jlncludlng
acquired all of the common stock ;
of The Calidyne Co., Inc., oi Winchester, Mass.",
according to an an- ;
noimcement re-leased jointly on Aug. 4 by James J. Ling, Chairman
of Ling Electronics, and Robert C. Lewis, President of Calidyne.
421.
p.
Corp.
The company on July 25 filed a letter of
notification with the 8EO
covering 300,000 shares- of common stock to be offered at?
par
($1
per sliare),
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for
offset- lithography and rotogravure printing.
result of years of research and development.
the
1958-1961-
due
in
registrant
1958,
company
Co., Las Vegas, Nev.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
: :
t
f
the
This corporation
1,
that .the
Merical Exploration
"
Aug.
said
Aug. 15 and begin operations
on
,
pledged as collateral, as set forth in (*), and which
upon payment of the debt secured thereby will become treasury stock.
Eut
does notr include
23,506 shares foi* which the record owner of
on
Masland
SEC covering $30,000 of 5Vs% 12-year
capital
at
par,
through Guardian
Securities
predecessor com¬
pany of 16,753 shares of its common stock. The total price .was $837,650; of which $250,000 was paid in- cash against delivery of 5,000 of
the
shares
being purchased;
such
5,000 shares
were
subsequently
retired.
The
remaining' 11,753 shares (now. 47,012 shares by reason
187,
,.
for.. com.
/"Based
~
.
}
stock,
"Issued
,
nominee;
'*
:
-v P. v
,
company
:/
;•.
paid
and
-
-
use
price. These 47,012 shares
bank, loans
•
Mercantile Acceptance Corp. of
California, San Fran¬
cisco, Calif.—Files With SEC—
the
is
due
notes,
Common
The
these bonds
notes,
Preference
*
this
,
"Earns,
'
•
group of under¬
Canada
and
Steel
income
"Divs.
".
U.
-
Indus-
Cr800,000
In
headlines.
dailies
molds
President, on Aug. 4 announced that-the
spinning equipment located In. the former
plant, the Masland firm will increase its
present- yftrn
capacity and thereby strengthen its competitive
position in
.
,
distribute unsubscribed
/:
Jr.,
the
Plant, until recently operated by Mohasco"
Period Ended June 30—
1958—3 Mos.—1957'
*" 1958—6 Mos.—1957
sales
$35,272,158 $42,420,083 $64,497,129 $90,855,820
Profit before- inc.- taxes
2,047,800
7,769,782
1,516,837
8,534,595
Fed. inc. taxes (est.)—
135,000
832,000
Bal.
who
Division
new
26
Net
15,005,409
'
•
Net
.
109,195,576 122,039,455
94,190,167 101,474,394
2,543,082
income.!-
oper.
acquiring
provided
f
^
i,
3,427,500 '
,
.
now employs about 1,000 men and women in the production
military electronic equipment-and vacuum cleaners:—V. 187; p. 2907,
•
earnincs
approximately $34,000,000 new money for the major
capital expansion program now nearing completion. '
1958—6 Months—1957
$
operating
of
•
'■**»
net
with the terms of the
company's financing plans
made in the summer of 1957 and
completes the arranged
ments undertaken at that time which
2,037,535
1958—Month—1957
.
:
♦41/2%
Lewyt
of
»
■
the' consolidated
ance
$5,104,976
318,368
15,011,492
in .photoengraving,
41/4&
•
for
was
sold first mortgage bonds in an
$12,685,000 to the two institutional investors
holding the remainder of the bonds. This was in accord-
company
-
Mr. Lewyt said.
He added that anticipated sales for the Lewyt
cleaner on big wheels will keep the machine's .production lines
vacuum
the'8,---
1957.
amount of
/
,
$749,187
-
months
carpet-industry.—V. 186,
June
:'
,.
CAPITALIZATION
The. personnel-will Increase even- more- during 1959 as present con¬
tracts go into full production and new ones are received from the mili¬
$108 162
on.
$165 937
finance
use
w
of
of
or
Masland,
McLouth
/ ,* 1958—6 Mos.—1957
$2,131,045 $12,030,006 $13,405,618
1,381,858
7,978.953 '
8,300,642
1,291,844
This new -process
.
$3,843,600 in
660,000
•
1958—Month—1957
:
six
is
spinning
net proceeds of this offering will be used chiefly
the promotion and sale of the company's new Brightype
Composing Equipment/The
Brightype
camera
provides, a
highly automatic,
high quality photographic process -for the con¬
version /of letterpress, printing.. material into photographic images for
for
dividends
dividends
Provision for taxes in the
second-quarter
and
E.
Yarn
With the
'PROCEEDS^-The
the military will increase personnel by 250 men and women by the end
of this year at the corporation's plant, Alex Lewyt, President; said on1
1957'
1958
preferred
preferred
expects to take possession of the plant
/ -u / :
the company's equipment. The company, also
composition of 173 different type styles in a
full
range
of sizes. These products
are
standard composing room
equipment and are distributed throughout most of the free world. •
to
after
shortly thereafter/
Camera.
,
corporation-, and Its
or approximately 43c per-share
tries, Inc., at Brockton, Mass.
In making the
announcement/Mr.
'
/ Lewyt Manufacturing Corp., Long Island City, N; Y.—
Has Large Backlog— '
earnings of the
.
company
company's production
facilities covered by an
new
-
$1,800,004
metropolitan
v'.' '
v:
v
in
$7,298,003
Frank
188, p. 247.
supplies
June- 30,
(C. II.) Masland. & Sons—Increases
Capacity-
'
:
than
,
(
"
T
early
.
impact
year
expenses
advertisements
/
1,063,806
690,089
stock
approximately 85c > per - share on. the 8,^49 772
outstanding, after preferred dividends'of $229,175
compared
$6,824,355 or approximately 83c per share on the
8.191,255 shares
outstanding, after preferred .^dividends of
$344,158 for the same period
ln .3? J* Provisl°a for taxes in the first six months was- $7,995 200
-in 1958 and
$7,497,400 in 1957.—V. 187, p. 1786.
'
Chicago in 1905, the company is one of
the best 'known manufacturers of machinery and equipment
for the"
printing industry. They are the world's leading producer of machines
which oast the wide variety of type styles which appear in
display
;;:$401,733* ?
$348,811
$159,000 -.)
182,176
..
of
BUSINESS—Established
$3,790,585
.
.
$108,013
-
income
oper.
$2,320,818
rights, Shearson; Hammill & Co. heads
.11958—G Mos.—1957
589,109
Purchase
common
WRR
%';•
122%
which began
shares.
$743,109
517,503
from railway
Net-rev.
..
half
473
•
stock at par ($10 per share) on the basis of one
new share for each two shares held
of record July 81.
Stockholders will have until Aug. 20 to exercise these
/$554,592
" 31,287 //
$625,316/-
-
•**-'/
revenue.
writers
expenses
$3;900,200
common
1,281,614
■
Stock
188, p. 350;-
sharer
$2.09
-
•
is offering holders of :its common stock
the right to subscribe for 106^156 shares of additional
$1,836,266
-
outstanding
n
•
'
banks and affiliate for the second quarter of 1958 were
*r aPPros2mately 42c per share on the 8,549,772 common
Mc
were
66%
employees out of
for. the- period, was
66%
.
opcr.
rev.
The
-
•
1,276,111
1958—Month—1957 :
revenue.
oper.
2,000
./
.
ry.'
to the plan.—V.
outstanding,, after
.
- ^
188, p. 50.
Oper.
to
rate- of
oper.
rev.
Net
$3,469,739
1,309,142
1,012,839
Corp.—Reports Quarterly Earnings—
?r.?arelWith $3;5,38,8^2
191,255 shares
-
*,.$327,137
'"♦8,260
Period End. June 30—
-
considerable
a
Jan.
on
183,
—V.
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
Railway
Railway
close
cutback
operations •—$508,160
ry. oper.
income—
172,432
Net
$1.92
$127,617
■
ffii
shares
2335;
p.
223,059
$56,61Q
income-"-^
oper.
•
$2,862,581
•*
registration statement* with the SEC
a
no??Hf,f0IVS0K daited ne,fc °P?,rating
M
1957
$0.15
•:
costsA
in
the
Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper. expenses!
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$350,676
"
203,275
'
opers
187,
Ry.—Earnings—"/
$259,885
expenses
fr.
rev.,
♦Deficit.—V.
-
threw
said
$
$1,615,522
$1.10
paid.—V.
1958—Month—1957
revenue-
Marine Midland
for
Ludlow Typograph Co., Chicago, 111.—Stock Offered—
River
Period End. June 30—
Railway
Railway
$1,006,929
W ■;"/ 487% >
2,230,000
outstanding
dividends
of
Louisville & Nashville RR.—Earnings—
3,895,522
$947,156
stock
com.
preferred
included
Period End. June 30—
1957
356,400
—
half
1958
ingofcapacity-was increased
tons
—v.
July 31 filed
pursuant
.
.
operating
facility
Net
131,281
k
r
.
3,194,400 shares):,———
Period End. June 30— V
*
!
depl.;
time
Railway
Railway
•,
to
1,303,556
income-taxes—
Net
first
$356,991
160,610
win & $J'200>0°0,of -Participations in Its Employees
!h!h i6 5®purchased
W
52-747 shares of Mansfield Tire
which may be
r
Louisiana & Arkansas Ry.—Earnings—
$30,822,194 $37,0ie,00O
™",
—
Estimated
'
<
" $397,351
ry. oper.
income
oper.
188, p. 50.
Mansfield Tire & Rubber
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Show Decline—-
—>
and
annual
$100
Rock, Ark.,
187, p. 2842.
(James) Lees & Sons Co.—Earnings Decline—
"
■';/
1958
Profit
■
ry.
This company on
"■
expansion? program is a
rod mill which will
manufacture reinforcing bars for the construction: trades.
This niill
also is virtually complete and- as- soon as it is
put through the usual
"shakedown"
run,, will
go
into full, production.Lone Star's rated
covering
Six Months Ended June 30—
Sales'"
30.
industry average.
third
Little
report.—V.
'
.
revenue-.
Net rev. from
Net
—V.
expansion program.. The first of these, a stretch reducing
mill, already-is in operation. A fifth open-hearth furnace is
virtually
completed and probably will be started up in the near future.
The
•
Co.,: RrookfieJd, Wis—Note Placed
filed
v
1
.
„1958—Month—1957 -1958—6 Months—1957
$2,053,608
$2,133,884 $13,396,975 $14,679,988
expenses.
1,656,257
1,776,893
10,534,394- 11,210,249
oper.
Railway oper.
$8,000,000
'
at
unit
(on
Due" to have
during- the last
company,
statement
Railway
•
.
rate
•_
$500,000 of 6% unsecured convertible debentures due 1968 and 150,000
shares of common stock (par 10 cents). which were to have been of¬
fered in units of $100 of debentures and 30- shares of stock
per
June
share
per
Lone" Star's,
com¬
Laughlin Alloy Steel Co.; Inc.—Statement Withdrawn
..
ended
Lone Star officials
/.'V.VV".r' '!/'///V/
.
j.
•
v
Steel Co.—Earnings
operating
at-one
.
The
;
,
!
:
-
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
■
.
Deprec.
compared .with
5%.
Estimate
per
shares
for
earnings
of
for Lone
Star's
cutback
in
production." '
1
\
Mr. Germany said, however, that the company is now back to normal
operating levels, and that all personnel in layoff status have been
•
it was announced on Aug. 1
has placed privately,' through
Straus, Blosser & Mc¬
Dowell, a $900,000 15-year sinking fund note.—V. 186,
p. 1264. ,•;•
;..'., ;..
•
period
Steel
.
v'/
weired $16,393,691,
of
$254,569
of
first
announced
were
\'/V
was
stock
stock
common
6 Months Ended June 30—
increase of $12,133 in preferred stock dividends, and after the'elimina¬
tion of a $17,500 excess reserve for Federal" income tax
existing on
.
Star
,
net
446.
p.
~
Earns,
Earnings Rise—
earnings for the first half of
;■
Sales, for the firafc half ;bf
$15,593,755 for the like period
of
188,
recalled.
'
-
Co., Inc.—Sales
Maine Central
outstanding
the
B.
3,996,344
'
the
of
responsible
13,187,739
$1,281,277
-
J.—V.
Current ■> ratio
Ketchum Si
on
•
of
amount
on the company's activities during the
past six months,
Germany,. President, said, "This has been an exceptionally dif¬
ficult period caused by a tremendous cut in oil
country drilling and
exploration work.
Reduced '"activity
in
the oil fields
was
directly
1958—f; Mos A-1P57
.
income,!
49-.
p.
100%
Commenting
E.
$1,234,135
opcr.
—V.- 188,
N.
■
the
;
railway
-operations
of
undisclosed
Despite drastically curtailed operations during the
1958,. this company showed net?'profit before taxes of
President
.
Net
Linden,
Lone
of
j
$3,430,611 $21,418,909
2,209,334
12,735,909
-
Inc.—Acquisition—
exchange
an
Litton, with headquarters
at
elected
Chairman
2491,..
p.
$3,227,272
.
board
of
offices
1958—Month—1957
revenue-
opcr.
the
/■V
the
the
of
•
.
office
;. Kansas City Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30--'i
member
a
Admiral.-Moreell,
to
•
;
.
and
for
Litton Industries, Inc., was announced on
July 31 by Charles B. Thorn¬
ton, Litton President.
Airtron, one of the electronics industry's lead¬
ing producers of ferrite devices, waveguides and related
components
and equipments for radar and microwave
communications, will take
over a
portion of Litton's Components Division plant in Los
Angeles, >
Calif, as a west coast
manufacturing facility and sales headquarters.
Airtron President David Ingalls, who has been named
a Litton
vicepresident, will continue as President and Chief Executive Officer of
Airtron as it becomes an operating division of
this
•
the
of
7
Net
rev.
from
ry. oper.
*.
1958—Month—1957
$373,562
' ', 197,614
•"
$2,450,769
Net
ry.
oper.
188,
p.
income,—
1
'■
50.
1,364,753
$175,948
*
$64,557
$944,667
$1,086,016
69,198
9.673
373.327
433,551
'
—V.
1958—6 Months—1957
$347,532- $2,194,444
282,975
1,249,777
'
'
'
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
€.
of 99.77%.
.
Monday, August 11, 1958
.
statement,"
report
;'v-
•
.
and
Issuance
than $2,625,000.
the offering are R. W.
'Co.; and McMaster Hutchinson <fc Co
♦tail way oper.
revenue,.
'■(Net
from ry. oper.
rev.
,
income—
125,181
178,253
188, p. 351.
;:-Y-
..
railway
from
rev.
$462,8^8
108,128
operations
Net
income.—
oper.
ry.
311,048
cDeficit.—V. 188, p. 50.
;
flail way oper. revenue
tiailway oper. expensesNet
♦Jet
188,
|
63,602
■*
>
50.
p.
$2,818,795
1,670,275
$604,337
$1,148,520
' 591,046
$200,616
$109,415
'i'
ry. oper.
income—^
oper.
ry.
—V.
from
rev.
$2,333,788
1,729,451
96,383
385,887
•■
"'.v.,J V"'-*
5.5
for
2.8
for
oper.
revenue.
oper.
expenses
Net
from railway
rev.
-
income
oper.
ry.
$7,356,372
2,060,725
Y
-;••• V
"Deficit.—V. 188, p. 248.
V
"Yv
V,
■■
Period End. June 30—
$
tiailway oper. revenue
oper. expensesfrom ry. oper.
income
so.
oper.
ry.
—v.
188, p.
*
32,427,385
17,004,046
4,225,933
2,224,134
.
V. It8, p. 446.,
see
its
years
extending the distribution
to provide
its financ¬
ing program and earnings from operations during the period. *
■
* .).
The financing program includes, in addition to the sale of the units
of debentures and stock, the sale to institutional investors of $13,750,000 of first mortgage pipeline
bonds, 5series due June 1, 1979.
The company also intends to make unsecured bank loans from time
to time in the aggregate principal amount of $13,750,000 to finance
construction costs temporarily until payment with the proceeds from
the sale of the bonds.
: "
"
'} '
• •
1 .<{
The company
now has outstanding
114,180 shares of stock. The
prospectus lists P. MeDonakl Biddison as President.
Oi fleers and
directors of the company and members of their families own 145* sot
approximately $3,200,000 in
including customer service. The company intends
from the balance of the proceeds of
systems,
funds for this program
\
Co.—Registers
'
'
• "■
27.2(w
owns
company,
.which organized the
,-J'".''V,
Ltd.—To Redeem
rv'.y
The corporation has called for redemption on Oct. 15, 1958. all of Its
outstanding 6^> cumulative preference stock at $26.25' per share, plus
?
Mortgage C©»,
Canadian
Northern
Stock—
Preference
•
:
Colonial Natural Gas Corp.,
outstanding stock.
the
' M
31—
1958—Month—1957
1958—5 Mos.—1957
.V'::
$
$
;
$
$ .■>:■/;
Operating revenues,,
29,055,009 27,187,766 142,476,896 132,347.001
20,215,017
97,966,675 94,317,422
Operating expenses—19,528,741
2,069,019
13,637,107
12,364.152
Fodefal income taxes
" 2,274,011
1,934.375
16,580,©04
9,808,615
Other operating taxes
2,079,283
>
,
,
the four
Period End. May
.
For details,
4dend.
be constructed during the initial
$3,139,000. In addition, the com¬
working capital requirements at- $540,000. During
after completion of the initial construction, the company
period is estimated at
plans to spend
f
con¬
188,
y;
FIVE MONTHS
EARNINGS FOR MAY AND FIRST
V
construct and
of the mains required in the distribution systems.
transmission system is estimated at $15,386,000 and
the
estimates
pany
31 filed a registration statement with the SEC
$40,000,000 of 34-year debentures, due Sept. 1, 1992, to be
public sale at competitive bidding. All or substantially all
of the proceeds are to be used for the purpose of refunding the com¬
pany's first mortgage 4bonds, series B, due May 1, 1961, which
are
presently outstanding in the principal amount of $40,000,000 and
which the company intends to call for redemption on Nov. 1, 1958, at
their principal amount.
'
•/■.'
including sale through
the company plans to
which
the distribution facilities to
construction
v
for
offered
underwriters headed
of
group
,
proposes to construct and operate
transportation of natural gas to be sold in
company
southeastern North Carolina,
systems
most
of
cost
The
the cost of
covering
:
a
.
and
system
.
This company on July
by Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Tenner &• Smith, who were on July 30 awarded an issue of
SO,COO shares of cumulative preferred stock (par $100; on its bid
of 5100.14 per share for a $5.52 dividend, there. were three other
♦udders, viz: Stone & Webster Securities Corp., $100,047 per share
for a $5.64 dividend;
Kidder, Peabody & Co., $100.11 per share for
$5.84 /dividend; and White,. Weld 6s Co., $100.95 for a $5.92 divito
addition
In
•
miles
Offering With SEC—
Debenture
Co.—Bidders for Preferred—
Missouri Public Service
,
' ♦
.
,
,
& Telegraph
-
The transmission system will consist of approximately 635
of pipeline, and the distribution systems will include Some 335
of mains.
The initial construction, estimated to be completed
March
31,
1959, will include completion of the • transmission
about
'
Cleared by SEC—
.
the
1955,
central and
distribution
miles
an
.
C.
operate.
company
England Telephone
New
30,461,613
14,890,294
2,499,857
-♦let
rev.
$
$
this
252.
P.
1958—6 Months—1957
'
V
"
provide new money (estimated at $13,115,000 for the period i lor
struction expenditures or to reimburse treasuries therefor.—V.
'
148,168,371
115,740,986
5,393,217
Net
■■
$6,147,742
1,092,266
•''"p'[ w Y ;
23,066,093 141,633,332
18,840,160 111,171,719
24,518,877
19,125,660
tiailway
>
3
'
Missouri-Pacific RR.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
''"J
Mos.—1957'
$29,878,077 $34,613,738
22,521,705 28,465,996
$818,157
"4,892
—$1,493,990
381,234
operations
♦Jet
.V
\
in
pipeline system for the
22
j
order authorizing borrowings by 21 subsid¬
in the aggregate amount of $59,684,000. ?The
borrowings would be made In the
principal amount of $34,234,000
from banks and $25,450,000 from NEES during the period ending Dec.
31,
1958,
for which the subsidiaries would issue their promissory
notes.
The maximum amount of notes to be outstanding at any one
time during the period is stated at $47,094,000.
Proceeds of the bor¬
rowings are to be used to nay then outstanding notes due to banks
and or
NEES
(amounting to $33,979,000 at July 1, 1958* and to
issued
has
SEC
of
iaries
1968—6
1958—Month—1357
$5,441,059 $5,404,680
..V 3,947,069
4.586,523
Period End. June 30—
tiailway
*7
,
Borrowings by Subsidiaries
The
tiailway
one
one
'
covering
1958,
Organized
a
shares -' to "holders of Suburban stock on a
basis; 806.4 shares to holders of Weymouth stock on a
basis; ami 16,569 shares to holders- of Worcester stock on
for one basis.
4.2
a
Gas Corp.; Fayetteville, N.
filed
corporation
south,
basis; "12,199
one
■
.
.
'
its stock in
five sub¬
for
3.4
RR.—Earnings—
Missouri-Kansas Texas
!
.
for
1958—6 Months—1957
1958—Month—1957
$403,245
$484,982
293,830
284,366
Period End. June 30—
and
half
SY;
share, enjoyed in the first
a
a
registration statement with the SEC on
$5,200,000 of subordinated income debenture^
due Aug. 15, 1983, and 520.000 shares of its $2.50 par common stock.
The securities are to be offered for public sale in units, each consisting
of $20 of debentures and
two shares of stock.
The public offering
price and underwriting t?rbis, " as well as the interest rate on the
debentures, are to be supplied by amendment.
Kidder. Peabody & Co.
is listed as the principal underwriter.
This
July. 31,
NEES proposes to issue a total of 460,761 shares of
exchange for the common stock held by the public in the
sidiaries.
Four hunderd thirty thousand six hundred sixty-six and fivetenths shares will be issued to holders oi Merrimack stock on a 1.5
one
basis; 520.2 shares to holders of Southern Berkshire stock on a
plan,
Missouri-Illinois RR.—Earnings—
-
business
electric
totaled $685,259,
cents a share.
—Registers Financing Proposed With SEC—
the only NEES subsidiaries engaged solely in
having minority stock interests. Under the
five companies are
The
the
94
or
Carolina Natural
North
the publicly-held common stocks of its
Merrimack-Essex Electric Co., Southern Berkshire Power
<fc Electric Co., Suburban Electric Co., Weymouth Light & Power Co.,
and Worcester County Electric Co. The Commission has issued an order
scheduling the plan for hearing on Sept. 30, 1958. consolidated with
proceedings ordered by the Commission to determine what action, if
any, should be ordered by the Commission to simplify the NEES capital
structure In compliance with provisions of the Holding Company Act.
subsidiaries,
%
earnings
.
of
NEES of its
proposing the issuance by
plan with the SEC
in exchange for
a
ended June 30.
from $3,833,482
or- 99 cents a share,
; \
quarter
capital gains of $46,236, or 7 cents
last year.—V. 187, p. 2004.
i
stock
common
$4,181,771
1,475.316
$1,669,608
'•136,178
$881,537
filed
has
■
•
,
increased revenues and earn-"
it was announced on Aug. 4,
(Mass.) holdiug company,
Boston
This
savings that
the first 12
results
brought firat ; half revenues, up • td
$7,891,713 from $7,539,171 the year before.
Earnings for the first six
months
slipped,
however,
to
$1,333,717, ~or
$t.9V a share, from
$1,357,746, or $1.92 a share. The decline was due to a non-recurring
•
Proposes Exchange
--
Net
second
The
Stocks of Five Subsidiaries-:-*
,Offer for Minority
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Earns
Period End. June 30—
1958—Month—1957
1958—6 Mos.—1957
4.270,855 $19,764,088 $22,707,114
♦iailway oper. revenue$3,672,152
3,389,268
18.094.480
18,525,343
tiailway oper, expenses
3,209.294
Net
England Electric System
New
.
issued.
are
compared with $663,811,
report."—V. 187, p. 575.
contained in its annual
financial statement
$2,813,247
940,004
$2,225,927
754,844
$417,457
$351,520
oper.
ry.
—V-
^
earlier.
year
.
second quarter.
For the three months
.reported gross revenues rose to $3,956,651,
the
the company
,a
registrant
30
time, Mr. Lasher reported
same
in
• ■
capital structure would provide
cents to common share earnings in
bonds
the
'
ignored its obligations under these provisions by its
persistent failure to file annual reports, the late filing of an annual
and current report, and a substantial overstatement of an asset in a
'
1958—Month—1957 1958—6 Months—1957
$1,773,212 $1,793,136 $10,801,874 $11,455,004
1,421,692
1,375,679
8,575,947 8,641,757
tiailway oper. expensesNet
FIRST SIX MONTHS '
JUNE AND
FOR
EARNINGS
Period End. June 30—
At the
ings
.
■
shares of 5%%*
30, E. C. Lashers-
62,475
change in
about
after
months
The evidence shows
financial condition.
the corporation's
and
tivities
that
&
the
add
would
outstanding
its
announced.
said
He
'
.
calling
is
preferred stock for retirement as pf Aug.
President,
appropriate,
locomotives, estimated
Pressprich & Co.; Freeman
in
Associates
the over¬
its annual
absolve
registrant of responsibility for
the Commission observed, "and we find that
1956 was false and misleading in this respect."
corporation
The
cumulative
that withdrawal of the Nevada Monarch stock from
listing and registration on the Exchange is necessary and
the Commission stated;
"The purpose of the reporting provisions is
to
inform existing ami potential investors otf material corporate ac¬
.
cost not less
Co
for
'
1973.-
concluding
In
Hutzler bid 99.308<« for the certificates also as 4'is.
sale of the certificates are subject to authorization of
(the Interstate Commerce Commission.
The issue is to be secured by 14 Diesel-Electric
Corp.—Notes Sold Privately—
announced on Aug. 7, has placed
privately, through Glore, Forgan & Co., an issue of
$6,500,000 subordinated sinking fund notes due July 15,
Car
This company, it was
development
the
for
cannot
amount
Salomon Bros. &
,
expended
loan
American
North
proceeds of a government
of a tungsten ore body by the
lessee.
The balance sheet further states
that this item was based
on
information furnished by the lessee.
This item was overstated.
Although the lessee applied for a government loan of $50,000, he
actually received a loan of only $4,875 and in addition expended "in
connection with" such loan a maximum of $18,000.
"Nevada Mon¬
arch's asserted belief that the loan had been
granted in the. full
which was stated to be the
$50,000
of
sum
Ry.—Equipment Trust Cer¬
tificates Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and asso¬
ciates on Aug. 6 offered an issue of $2,100,000 4U%
equipment trust certificates, series B, maturing annutdlv
<\ug. 26, 1959 to 1973, inclusive. The certificates,
♦ca"led to yield from 2.75% to 4.25%, according to matu¬
rity, were awarded to the group on Aug. 5 on its bid
St. Louis
Minneapolis &
,
.
(548)
-
".
accrued dividends,
Pacific Ry,—Earnings—"
Northern
lX'*
" ; ■
1958—6 Months—1957
$80,364,591 $88,171,056
v
1958—Month—1957
Period End. June 30—
^
,;'r
'- V--
$15,014,888 $14,751,697
Railway
Co.—Bids for Bonds Aug. 12—.
.Montana Power
The
'
will
to noon (EDTi
$20,000,000 first
up
It
of
V.
,
188,
Rector Street, New, York,
Two
2033,
the
be
Copley & Co., Colorado Springs, Colo.
be invested in notes secured by first
through
$1 per share,
at
The
proceeds are
to
end
second
upon
of
liens
used to
properties
be
to
selected
oe
by
five
industry
lourth
volume," but
187, p. 2336,
sales
quarter.—V.
-
,
•
for
sales
a
,•
.
upswing
•
in the
.
188.
The
of
Kordite.
In
Division of Tex¬
Pres.
leading integrated converter of plastic packaging materials.
as an independent subsidiary of National with no change
a
operate
p.
1543.
p.
*
oper.
oper.
Net
Net
fund.
National Bank, New Haven, Conn.
-
,
,
oper.
ry. oper.
income—_
Established New Records—
reached
.funds
according
National
to
assets
of
the
Series
Securities
of
mutual
a record month-end high of $348,527,466
on July 31
figures released by E. Wain Hare.
Vice-President of
& Research Corp., sponsors and managers of the
York Telephone
Operating
79.516.477
49,371.683
Federal
10.005.000
Other
Net
also
ieP°rted that investors' purchases totaled $7,314,017
for the month and a 10h
increase over the pre¬
mark established in July, 1957.—V. 188, p. 248.
July,
vious
record
a
9.868.765
after
188.
Elko, Nev.
52.243,.747
43.497,962
62,237.020
52.868.330
9,027.991
7,734.294
11,321.789
operating income
charges
p. 447.
Net
—V.
i,
Nevada Monarch Consolidated Mines Corp.,,
In
decision
a
announced
on
July
31.
the
-
*
.
Norbute Corp.—Merger Approved—
Crescent
See
and
Exchange
Petroleum
Corp.
above.—V.
187,
p.-2908.
ordered withdrawal from listing and registration on the
Lake Stock Exchange of the $1 par common stock of this corporation for failure to file annual reports and for filing a false and
€>alt
misleading
-
The
in
mining
Exchange
'
1950
■
and
in
v. as
1948
of
organized in 1947
Its stock was
business.
and
F; Oci00t,r.
all
its
was
1949-
suspended
the purpose of engaging
listed and registered on the
for
from
trading
by
action
of
the
Western Ry.—To
will
the
company
up
to
noon
Sell Equipments—
(EDTi
on
to the
will
The
mature
semi-annually from Occ.
will
issue
new
than $9,440,770.
*
be
,
secured
by
1.
new
equipment,
costing
.
.
as
.
FOR
JUNE* AND
S
Railway
.oper.
revenue,
Railway
oper.
expenses
Net. rev.
,
Net
—V.
from
operations
ry.
188,
p.
SIX
18.004,316
11,102.233
$
22.620,173
14.556.787
—
less
8.063.386
4,127,420
MONTHS.
,
$
$
98.897.645 128 706 671
72.701.436 ,83.381/136
"26:196,209
14,361,204
.
,
v
,
decision
.
the
."that
continued,
an injunction restraining the desimulating the pink color of Pepto-Bismol
product. Pepsamar.
Ii Sterling, however, desires to
the- pink color of its product; Pepsamar; same shall be dis¬
in the blue colored glass bottle,'(or other colored container
tributed
which is used by Sterling
The injunction so granted
of tin: descriptive pink
product.
......
t j
In; his decision, Judge Brennan' noted that Norwich has been pro¬
ducing und selling Pepto-Bismol continuously since about 1900 and
has "beeit using the name "Pepto-Bismol"
since early in 1919. "It1 is
fair
to say,"
the decision notes, "that in the advertising . . . the
contents)
products.
concealing the pink color of its
in the marketing of many'of its
the delendant from the
color in the advertising of its Pepsamar
shall' restrain
use
Pepto-Bismol has oeen emphasized."
its pink-colored new Pepsamer in 1955 and
in February, 1956. charging unfair competition
introduced
brought
suit
injunctive relief.—V.
seeking
Ohio
187, p. 1897.
Subs.)
-Earnings
Oil Co.
(&
,
.
40.325-535
20.732,'542
Show Decline—
sales
of
Cost
Ended June 30—
and
sales
Depletion,
and expenses-
and
income
—V.
188.
p.
per
common
$
.
-
—
12.304^.81
.8,576,819
122155,913
1
3.052.227
r
—
stock outstandings
share—.-„—
dividends paid (per share;—.
income
Cash
:
amortization-.
1
Federal income tax
Shares of common
1957
^133.495.631 146,938,504
.103.ftlQ.517 103,824,852
other income
depreciation
Provision for
Net
1958
$
Six Months
Net
1958—6 Mos.—1957
„
6,822,078
"3,267.046
the
entitled to
from
sterling i
i
Pepto-Bismol."-
concluded,"
is
continue
its
to- use
Net
railway
income.51.
oper.
FIRST
1958—Month—1957
attribute of
(Norwichr
iendant
"
EARNINGS
an
therefore
is
plaintiff
in
.
,
1. .1973.
not
.
Period End. June 30—
Court
r
and
through April
1958,
.
the
Co.—Granted Injunction—
• ;
for the Northern District of New York
this company, restraining Sterling Drug,
Inc., New York, N. Y., from simulating the pink coio-r of Norwich's
Pepto-Bismol in Sterling's Pepsamar, or, if the pink color is con¬
tinued. Sterling must distribute its product in a container concealing
the color.
"
"
' "
" ' j" ■ t
In
the decision,
U. S. District Judge Stephen W. r Brennan said,
".
we inevitably come to the conclusion that Sterling is competing
unfairly.
Its admitted intention is to simulate Pepto-Bismol as nearly
the'law would allow. Free competition, so necessary in our eco¬
nomic life
does not countenance the assumption of a competitor's
identity. Pepsamar's pink color v. as not adopted because of its alleged
therapeutic value, Its soothing qualities or its uses in similar remedies
The undisputed evidence is that it
was adopted for tlie sole reason
Pharmacal
bids "for
receive
20
Aug.
150.
District
S.
U.
Norwich
of $2,310,000 equipment .trust certificates, which
purchase from it
^ has been substantially inactive since
properties have been leased since 1951.
Commission's "decision. Nevada Monarch
failed to
required annual reports for the years 1951 through 1955;
failed to file its 1956 annual report, due April 30. 1957, until September
195*7. and faired to file, until March, 1958 (after the Commission's
proceedings were instituted*, a current report disclosing that in June.
1957 the .company had executed a three-year lease of all of its.propperties" widch gave the lessee an option to purchase the properties.
Furthermore,' the
decision
states,
the
balance
sheet of Nevada
Monarch included in its unnual report for 1956 listed as- an asset the
According
file
Norfolk &
The
offered
record
share, 47,731 shares were
$16.62per
the remaining 11,801 shares were
underwriters, headed by A. C. Allyn
and sold on July 25 at $18.25 per share. See
pink color of the
report.
compan..
the
-
Subscriptions
granted an injunction to
Sterling
Securities
Commission
.
72,852,507 469.443.553 432.620,303
48,311,735 299,964 184 2<38.&73,546
7.431.000
54.385.000
42,853,000
8,081.781
52,857.349 48.650.010
—SEC Orders Delisting of Stock—
,
.
8,818.005
taxes-
$
$
Securities
Hftre
In
revenues
expenses—.
income
taxes-
operating
1958—6 Mos.--1957
Service Co.—Stock
and
for
Norwich
"It
$
1
by the
up
The
has
Co.—Earnings—
1958—M«*nth—1957
Period End. June 30—
;
shares of common stock recently
by common stockholders of
July 8, 1958. at
that. it.was
funds.
'
1,268.593
"4.091.904
"Deficit.—V. 188, p. 51.
Operating
National
$9,248,230 815.293,210
$2,539,906
221,706
$2,005,056
"313.385
s
net
1
.
New Haven & Hartford RR.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
1958—6 Months—1957
$12,249,620 $13,413,690 $72,263,327 $82,471,603
expenses10.244,564
10,873,784 63,015,097 67.178.393
351.
National Securities & Research Corp.—Assets and Sales
Combinec.
and refunding
104)a(i. Payment
its general
of
$5,000
revenue__
from
rev.
ry.
New
.
sinking
series C bonds, dufc Sept. 1, 1976 at
•
subscription
subscribed
6,056,776
4,145,305
1,533,149
'
51.
p.
also V. 188, p.
1, next, through
New York,
has acquired for cash the Kordite
personnel.—V. 188,
redemption on Sept.
called for
will be made at the First New Haven
186,
188,
1,922,491
income
opt:r.
ry.
& Co., Inc.,
Redemption—
Water Co.—Partial
the
3^8#
Railway
tron, Inc. it was announced on Aug. 4 by Roy F. Coppedge, Jr.,
Vrill
75,369,778
$12,801,278
taken
has
company
mortgage
—V.
„
Period End. June 30—
Corp.—Acquisition—
National Distillers & Chemical
.
11
447.
p.
Railway
This corporation
Aug.
on
Haven
operation
>
.
69,565,275
$2,006,951 $10,799,316
Northwestern Public
,•
looked
12,744,746
for
of
New
.*
■ ■/
■ ■■
cotes attributed the loss to "the material shrinkage in automo-
Mr.
.
V.
a
months of the previous year.
cis
-
Co.
&
small loss for the first six months
lieriod of 1958, this corporation will pay a dividend of 15 cents per
common share, M. F.
Cotes, President, reported on July 25.
Net Sales erf $25,786,829 compared with $36,589,792 for the similar
1957
period. Net loss was $13,446' equal to two cents per common
chare against net earnings of $845,484 or $1 per share for the like
and
sales
lowered
Despite
11,660.337
$3,354,551
rev.
—Of the 59,532
'
at par ($1 per share)
(not Aug. 8 as previously re¬
The offering is underwritten by L. D. Sherman
New York City.
For further details, see
ported).
.
J
and Earnings Lower—
Motor Wheel Corp.—Sales
expire
will
;
.
of record
subscribe for 300,000
additional shares of common stock
the management
.'•V.--
the company.
expenses-
from ry. oper.
—v.
1J
Watch Co.—Rights Expire Aug.
1958, of the privilege to
July 29,
corporation on July 28 filed a letter of notification with
covering 296.750 shares of common stock (par 25 cents) to
The
oper.
Net
.
offering by the company to stockholders
—The
With
^vX-*■>'-■■
-
Railway
15,856,812
12,867,816
20,293,110
14,700,040
2,288,429
revenue
Net
Colorado Springs, Colo.—Files
Mortgages, Inc.,
offered
:
447.
p.
New Ilaveri Ctock &
Securities and Exchange Commission—
6EC
188,
50.
p.
charge?
after
2,969,355
5,172.974
3,264,547
operating income
Net
Net
—V.
N. Y.,
on Aug. 12 receive bids for the purchase from "
mortgage bonds due Aug.
1, 1988. See also
Room
at
company
oper.
,
15.086,974 22.232i652
13,126,753 13,126,753
.
' $1.15 .$1.69
-$0.80.^,,..
$0.80
352.
.
(Continued on page 48)-
(
-
.
\-
Volume
Number
188
5767
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(549)
Per
DIVIDENDS
T
,
.
Deere &
Dividend announcements
In .the-first
tables.
nounced
Name of
b
- -
we
during the current week.-Then
table in which
second
show
we
the payments
-,.
Name of Company
--
~-\Share,
Payable
9-15
Erie
Increased quarterly payment on old shares*
$1.12%
Slock, divid./on new- shares alter three-tor-"\-:
10-10
11-24
AlSorua
Steel; • Etd.iA:r-__lA.AA%jYAAAAAArA'~* A**$25c.'A'
•-Allied; Kid: Cor. Wquar.l .AA-AAAAAA
' ^ 40c YA
>
9-
9-50 ."
25c
,Mfg.'.Co., Common-A--A"A_.:a'_"V.Y~2
jL08%" preferred;
9-
8-18
9-*2
9-15
8-16
f25c
9-15
8-16
4%%;r preferred i;quar.)--__A_-__i____:.A_ ;" $1.12!
9-
Rubber Co.—
>•'"/*:'V/A*
preferred (quaT.)™r_r_-__v___
$1.62 %
*2pd. preferred. nquar.)
20c
,
Cement'(quar.>__
American
•Ahierican
,\ $6
Hah:
&-Felt
(quar.)
cooi.**
Co.
1
10-
Reinsurance
Corp.
'
;
pfd.
30c
(quar.)
25c
f*
Food
9-
1
$1,131*4.
10-
'
1
9-15
;35c
9-10
-8-20
40c
9-10
8-25
30c
9-
2
8-21
_______A___:A" $1.12%
American Seal-Kap Corp. of Delaware—
'.i., :
12-
1
11-21
;
"
American
Laundry
Machinery
American
Machine
&
American Metal Climax,
•
4%%
preferred-
Oil
(qua.A-
corn.
preferred
A
$1.25
9-30
!
-
preferred "(quar.)-
$1.25
9-30
9-15
8-18
9-15
8-18
common
(quar.)__
$1.50
2nd preferred "(quar.)__;_________A_
'preferred
(quar.)
Associated' Telephone <fc Telegraph Co., com. "
$4 participating class A % quar.)
$5
Y' 25c
' 37 %c
9-15
"""
Light, common' (quar.
"
4Cc
.4.44%.* preferred
(quar.)
" ~ $1.11
4%%: preferred ' (quar.)___.:_..$1.12%
Atlas
Powder
(quar.)
1
9-
9-
v
Inc.
America
Motors
$3.75
1
"
8-22
9-
1
1
8-22
9-10
5 % '
!
8-27
9-15
Gas, Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
"
>5%•%
2nd
Balilmore ' Radio
Barber-Ellis
„
Bath
Iron
Bayuk
Works
Oil,
Bearings,
Beauty
iquar.)_
(W. R.) & Co.
Lakes Power
6%.
class'A
Inc.;;(quar.
Mfg.
Co.
Booth
(initial)
45c
preferred
'
(interim)
-- --- -
(quar.).;
this
time).
Brown
i
* ( common
*
&
Burrard
«45c
"8-15
"
,
1
1
1
5
1
1
9^
10-
5
1
8-15
■■5V4?o
!
";;
25c
>
$1._.)
20c
-35c
f 15c
"
25c
r
•
r4.60%
9-12
8-18
9-15
10-
9-2
1
'9-19
8-29
H2c: V
i
Semi-annual
Canada
-
Safeway, Ltd., 4.40%
Steamship Lines, Ltd.
Canada
Canadian Breweries Ltd., com.
$1.25
conv.
prcf.
(qua.),
Canadian
•
Class
Ice
A
Canadian
4%
8-28
Machine
'-51/2%
Co.,
(quar.)
<s-a)__
—
Gas
1."
9-23'
Illinois
(quar.)
Public
9-
of
"9-12
9-15 ;*
-
8-22
10-
1
9-12
8-15
10-
8-
preferred B
Cigar
2
Machinery
Co;
Engineering
9-
9-16
9-
9-10
3
(quar.)iAAA*;
invest,
(Common payment
Co.
2
V
Class
A
Investors
'4
9-15
$1.20
10-1
—$1.25
$1.06,/4
10" '
'. 25c
t65c
(quar.)___A
35c
'
*
aa—aaaa_aaa_aaa_aaa-
22c
/
$1
:a__:—___—_____
(Increased).
1
8-30
:
10-
1-
'•
-
Fund
—.
Light & Power—«
preferred
Iron Fireman Mfg;
(qugr.)
(quar.)
'
—:aA
______
Water
Supply,
•
_____
-
1
8-29
10-
1
8-29
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply
$20c
10-
1
9-16
Kaiser
$5
(quar.)
$1
(quar.)
35c
93%c
9-
8-15
4% %
2
8-15
4Va %
8-14
8-11
4:!'i%
9-15
9-
5
10-
1
40c
9-
2
4'2c
9-10
8-20
9-15
8-
8
Service—
(quar.)
"4% preferred (quar.)
4.92% preferred (quar.)
—___
SI
9-30
9-30
9-18
9-15
9-
_____
iquar.)—;___
preferred
(quar.)
convertible preferred
City Power & Light,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-21
-
com.
(quar.)_
4.35%
preferred
4,a%
preferred
Kawneer
Century Industries (quar.)—
Champlin Oil & Refining Co.
$3
preference
(quar.)
75c
9-
1
8-15
Chance
20c
9-10
8-25
45c
9-10
8-15
Kress
$1.18%
9-
2
8-15
Kromex
$1.06
9-
2
8-15
Krueger
9-25
K
.
8-27
8-27
9-19
9-
•
Co.
B.)
Corp.,
(quar.)__—
4%%
preferred (quar.)-—-*
•'»; 4JA%, preferred iqtiar.)____——_—
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR. Co
-
Chicago
Pneumatic
Coca-Cola
Co.
Tool
(quar.)
$2
25c
—
(quar.)__^
3
$1
Coca-Cola International Corp
.Colonial Acceptance Corp., class
Colonial Stores, common
A
common
(quar.)
10-
1
9-12
$7.40
10-
1
9-12
4%c
8-11
8-29
27 %c
9-
1
8-15
4%
preferred
(quar.)
50c
9-
1
8-15
5%
preferred
(quar.)
62 %c
9-
1
8-15
*
Colorado
Fuel
&
Iron
Corp.—
Common
payment
omitted
preferred A (quar.)
5',2% preferred B (quar.)
5%
Colorado
4%
&
Southern
non-cum
Commercial
Cone
i
*
4%
at
this
time
%c
9-30
68%c
9-30
$2
9-19
62
;
8-18
)
8-18
Ry. Co.—
Smith
10-10
10-
1-
10-10
10-
1
9-15
60c
10- 1
9-15
9-30
9-15
9-15
9-
22%c
8-31
8-15
9-
1
8-13
9-
1
8-18
$1.18a/4
50c
1
9-20
8-18
Spear
Company
Shearing & Stamping Co. (quar.)
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Freightways
3
20c
9-15_
8-29
20c
8-30
Class
8-30
8-15
20c
9-15
8-29
^(Payment omitted at this time)
Sterling
Aluminum
11-14
Sterling
Drug
11-14
Stuart
12-
1
11-14
Sunrise
A;—
$1.12,/2
12-
1
11-14
Sunshine
9-26
—
•
Stock
div,
(One
(quar.)
sh.
of
-
United States
9-30
9-16
9-
8-18
2
Insurance Co., com. for
ea.
25 shs.
$1 div. pfd.
held)
(quar.)
A.)
(quar.)
10c
37!/2C
Co.
50c
20c
28V»c
8-20
Taylor
Television-Electronics
10-17
25c
9-23
10-
9-22
1
ment
9-11
1
1
9-11
2
8-15
—____
(quar.)_—
preferred
Wines
shares_____.
&
Champagne (quar.)___A—
Lake Superior District Power Co.—
Common
5%
(quar.)
preferred
Le Tourneau
A-
4
Thoroiare
Aircraft
Mfg.
Lykes
&
1
(quar.)
Sales
Bros.
•
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-18
60c
(quar.)—
40c
(initial)
Steamship (quar.m
18%c
25c
9-5
8-27
Mahcr
Ltd._^—
Herrington Co.
Maytag
Navigation
Company
&
Co.
Mercantile
Stores
Fire
(reduced
—.
quar.)
1
9-10
9-
Co.
Inc.
Assurance
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
(reduced
Metals
Disintegrating
(quar.)
quar.)
8-10
8-14
8-20
9-
8-13
9-15
9-
9-15
8-29
9-10
8-20
35c
9-15
8-21
50c
9-
5
8-15
20c
9-30
8-29
9-15
10c
8-12
30c
9-1
8-11
36c
9-1
«-ll
2 A
1
9-
1
8-14
9-15
8-29
9-15
8-29
8-29
9-
5
5c
9-
2
8-15
9-
2
8-18
(quar.)
10-15
9-30
10-10
9-19
9-10
8-20
9-15
9- 2
9-
8-18
9- 2
8-14
9-19
9-10
9-30
8-29
27c
9-15
9- 2
8c
8-30
8- 4
9- 5
8-15
9-10
8-23
25c
1010-
9-20,
1
9-5
9-5
1
10- 1
10-
1
9-5
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-15
8-25
50c
9-10
8-20
25c
_■ ■
Williams
Clutch
2
30c
:
Bearing Co.__.
9-30
9-19
9-10
9-20
9- 5
8-22
35c
$1
$1.50
Artists
Corp.
6-17
9-26
9-12
+S1
$$1
9- 1
9- 1
7-26
7-26
25c
9-30
9-12
7c
(increased)—
8-15
8-15
8-12
40c
(quar.)
Co.
9- 1
40c
preferred
(quar.)__—_
United
Grain
Growers,
5
8-15
5%
noncumulative
8-29
8-14
50c
15c
8-15
8-15
8- 7
8- 7
10c
9- 1
non-cumulative
United
Pacific
Corp
Non-cumulative
United Science
(5c
from
from
Ltd.—
preferred
preferred B
—
partic.
pref.
(quar.)
Fund—
net
investment
income
B
and
2c
security profits)
United Screw & Bolt Corp., class A
Class
(annual)
(annual)
A
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
e
Universal
90c
Utility
Winding Co.— *
convertible preferred
Appliance
(stock
(quar.)
dividend);.-;.--—
,
8-15
9-10
25c
31 %c
3l!4c
(quar.)
*
8-14
9-
15c
—
.
8-11
8-15
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
8-27
50c
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
(quar.)_
8rl2
9-2
'
2
9-19
9-15
1
B
com.
Chemical Corp., com.
United
9-15
35c
(quar.)
6%
S.
8-15
9-11
9-10
10c
(quar.)
B.
Ultramar
8-26
$$1.12%'
U.
Disc
8-22
?10c
:
(quar.)
Twin
3-29
$30c
(quar.)
Tucson
8-15.
9-
invest¬
(qua?.)..:
:
Gas, Electric Light & Power
9- 5
12 %c
Shoes,
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., common
4%'e?
preferred
(quar.)
&
Inc.,
preferred
preferred
Roofing
9-15
10-
Markets,
Timkeli Roller
Transuc
25c
Typograph
Tile
8-15
30c
Inc. (quar.)
(quar.)—
—
8-
8-11
9-2;
$25c
(from
8-15
(quar.)
3 5c
Lee (H. D.) Company (quar )A__—.——50c
Lcitch Gold Mines, Ltd.
(s-a)
i3c
Lockheed
pfd.
Fund
7
Cady
Ludlow
4.32%
8-
$1.25
—
(quar.)
(R. G.),
Co.,
8-15
8-22
8-r4
<8-15
9- 2
28%c
*
*
'
,
8-20 A
;
9-2
5c
9-
8-20
8-20
9-10
«*
9-22
62%c
(quar.)
10c
14c
$0.0763
5c
15c
8-22
15c
income)
conv.
9-15
70ci
::,J-r8
..*
.8-8
9-? 10
25c
Texas
Gulf
Producing
(quar.)
Textiles, Inc., common (quar.)__
4% preferred (quar,)
5%
5%
A
8-31
: ?
25c
(quar.)_
^
8-18
10-
20c
8-23 t
35c
Co
9-15
10-
8-23 :
8-18
75c
9- 5
Fenn
0-27 A
25c
Inc
Mining
&
*
$1.12%
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Merchants
Life
"
Corroon & Reynolds,
Co.
&
—
.
$15c
9-12
(quar.)
8-6
8
93%c
Oil Co., Ltd.
Fund,
8-
9-12
33c
(quar.)
(D. A.)
.
9-15
$5.50
(quar.)
Products
6
>9-15
$1.37%
;
(quar.)
11-14
1
1
$1.05
8-
23c
30c
(quar.)
com.
*
.
>. 12 %c
3%
(quar.)
Ltd.
1
Consolidada, S. A.—
Salle
McCormick
Continental Casualty
:
(W.
American
La
Mat sou
(quar.)
25c
35c
(Chicago)
H.)
of Ohio,
State Fuel Supply
8-29
8-20
8-20
5c
3%% preferred
Standard Radio,
."
12%c
(quar.)
Standard Oil Co.
$1.08%
(quar.)
Corp.
Marmon
(quar.)—:
Paper Co.—
Continental Assurance Co.
La
(S.
B
-
A 8-20 A
*
A 9- 5
26c
0.413
'
___v_
&
12-
8-15
20c
(quar.)
'
^Consolidated
Co.
■
A
$5.50
2
8-29
-8-29
9-5
a
9-28
9-26
8-29
(quar.).__
preferred (quar.)
Co., $5.50 pfd. (accum.)
preferred (quar.)___
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
;
Spotless Co. (quar.)
Standard Milling Co. (Del.), class A
9-15
..
•;
>
preferred (quar.)
Southwestern States Telephone, com. (quar.).
$1.44 preferred (quar.)
8-20
•
1
'
18%c
30c
,
v)
10-24
Tic
common
8-
.
32'aO if
t,
5%%
8-12
50c
.
Fund
Soutl)western Investment,
-
A
<.V8-18
8-15
10-24
A
(quar.)
Stock" dividend
1
8-18
8-28
.
-20cA
A;15cA
-
Southwest Gas-Corp., common..
'
$1.20 conv. prior preferred (quar.)'!
.
18-28
__y
_.__A
Snap-On Tools
(Edson B.)
8-15
8-20
.......
________A
1
1212-
County
Ludlow
9-
A
;
1.
10-
.
(fr. net inc.)....
10-
.
8-5'-
8-20
15c
Slmonds Saw>& Steel___
—___
Land (quar.)
Kerr McGee Oil Industries, common
4%% convertible prior preferred
Lee
1st preferred
Mills
Kerite
Kern
(quar.)
common
.
___^__
9-10
(A.
Chemetron
2
'
5
9-5
-
."A..10c
Corp.-<(quar.)_uA^._-^___i.
Shopping Bag Food Stores (.quar.)
Signal Oil & Gas Co., class B (quar.)
$1
(quar.)______
(quar.)
8-
8-15
•;
$$1,25
A.;;
Class B
95c
3.80%
4%
9-15
8-15
V t25c
• ;*
__
Sheller Mfg.
8-15 "
9-10
(quar.)__:
preferred (quar.)
10-
9-
f
8-15
9-15 A
9-30
12VaC.
___
•American deposit receipts ordinary_______
Serrlck Corp.,-90c class A
(quar.)
8-11
59%c
(quar.)
preferred
7-31
9-30
-JlAiA
;
**
Chemical Corp.—
Kansas
9-18
$1.23
10c
—_—_______
Aluminum &
Common
8-20
9-15
95c
$1.30 preferred, (quar.)
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund
Selection Trust Ltd.—
9-10
9-30
.__a__-aaA.;|'L
.
2
j.A
l(From net lncohie)'
8-25
9-10
—
A
r
8-15
:
55c. >
Co._,_^_,___
9-12
2
9-
15c
-.
—
RR.
i
Scudder Stevens & Clark Common Stock Fund
9-20
50c
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)___..
A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
10-
$27 %c
(quar.)
\
Whitehall
■'
75c
:
"
9-10
$1.03 Vs
common
$5 preferred
$37 %c
2
preferred
.(quar.)A———_
common
$1.32
Jamaica
9-15
9-
Reid,
10-10
9-
A
'-
<
30c
.
10-10
15c
:
*.
.
*
«10c
Common
1
8-15
40c
a..
—
2
9-10
-
.
4%
—A,
Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
$% preferred A (quar.)___:
Savage Industries Inc.-* (Arizona)— •
:
—
A
.
60c
9c
-
(increased)
.4 80%
v
9c
.'•■
.
27%c
(quar.)
lO.'/ac
■*'
preferred (quar.)
Common
9-12
8-15
15c
$1
-
_
A
,
(Initial)
Mfg.-Co. "(quar.)
Marie
A
8-15
•
V 9-
8-29
f30c
St. Lawrence
5
10•*:
1
^ ' 9-20
9-
:
r
7VaC
—
A
„
Aviation
Rutland
;
_Aaa___L___a
Investors Stock
'A:
——
5%
8-19
* 9-10
12'/aC
—_A.;
9-20
.
deferred at this time).
&
Ashtabula
Ry.
Co
Mfg. Co.
Robinson
2
A 8-
1
10-
-
;
$1.75
(H.;<fe S.)
Extra
A-
Ltd.---
*
8-22
Youngsfcown
(quar.)
Rlsdon
8-15
9-
45c %
9- 2
5Vfae- \ 10-15.
-
Funding, class A_
Class B
(quar.)
'
9-2
/
1
2
8-21
1
A
•
9-
^20c
River, Ltd. (quar.)
Corp., Ltd. -(increased)Stock dividend
8-15
9-10
inc.)10c
(quar.)
(Canada),
(Increased)
Natural
Rockwell
8-15
9-15
7%c
...
(quar.)
Pittsburgh:* & West Virginia Ry.—
8-26
8-31
9-
9-19
$1.12%
Purex
j
8-22
8-20
TOc
(quar.)_..
Powell
10"
9-10
9-.1
10-1
8-29
Investors Diversified-Services—
-Common
5c
50c
8-22
Pogue
,
8-15
1
8-15
7%c
-
9-2
5
9-
2
8-28
-
-'
8-7
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(Hartford)
8-18
8-28
8-16 A
>
9-15
8-29
'
25c
.
,
—
Interstate'" Securities
A
9-10
9-10
'
82%ct..
preferred
►
'
9-
8-29
fl2VaC
(quar.)__a_______a_a_aa"
Nickel
Island)
*
8-29
10-
1
9-
1
(from
(Long
1
4
75c
9-
"50c
■
(quar.)
8-4
8-
;
,
10c
•
8-4
*
*
2
9-12
25c
4J/2%
Insurance
9-
25c1
A Rose
-
A
j
"
9-2
i62%c
.;;; t." *
2
35c
;
;
Quarterly
L
International-Petroleum Co; Ltd.
9-12
Corp.,
9-
$$1.12%
Corp.—.
8--4
•
$$l
;
9-lp
8-15 "
(quar.)
9-15
62V2C
(quar.)
' '•
:
_•
9-19
.10-,1
>
;
(quar.)
' L,A.'L
__a_
'
*
.$1.45
' 25c
.
8-29
Gas
9-15
20c
■
:_
*
8-48
Piper- Aircraft; Corp.
8-19
9-30
25c
•
—
9-30
Pioneer
1
15c
'
*
9-i2
9-
30c
_aa
;
" '
8-28
-
:
Line Co.
Plitla. Suburban Transportation
20c
a__.
Boston
Chemical
Bottling
Pittsburgh,
(increased)
#T5
"
8-15
1
9-15
$31V4C
'
-
25c
Permian Basin Pipe
5
9-21
'9-15
50c
(quar.)
10-15
$20cA<
Common
.
Perfex
'
preferred, (quar.)
'4W%
*
Ltd.—
Co.,
;3%% 1st preferred (quar.)______—
Carpenter Paper (quar.)
Central
5
Ltd.—
Natural
common
9-
1
Pepsi-Cola
Electronics Corp.—
$31 %c
(quar.)
Products (year-end
Co.,
$$1.10
4:70c
(quar.)_-_„_
preferred
City
Carnation
25C
•_
-
pfd.
9-26
10-
50c
Co.
International
8-18
10-
Co.—
(quar.)
Western
preferred
Capital
26%c
-Terminals
9-
'
**11
(quar.)
*
__aa_aA "
(quar.)
pfd.
Fund
„
8-15
Interstate- Telephone—&
8-15
9-26
8-21
A8-ll
Package
Machinery
(quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)___—_
1
Indiana Telephone, 4.80% pfd (quar.)__—_
Indianapolis Water Co., 5% pfd. A (quar.)_A
•
Refrigerating
L
I. T. E. Circuit Breaker, common
3%
(quar.-)^f-_zij.;-
preferred-;.(quar.)_w--.
Camden
6
8-29
-Manufacturing (quar;)_aaaaa
;±Ai-A—^-35c
Peanut- (quar.)_______A—.aja ''
50c
Interstate
—
Corp. .jquar.)
Dry Dock, Ltd.— ft
California
6
10v
27M>c
'
International
'
A-
10-
-
8-29
•.
2
(quar.).,
,
Pacific Northwest Pipeline $3.30
pfd.
Pacific Tin Consolidated
Corp
8-14
.
1
8-29
',
9-2
Corp. (quar.)
Brewing Co.
Olympia
8-15
1
(Tom)
Income
9- T)
8-29
"
"
-'*■?
,tquar.4-_'—
Drug Co. )quar.)i_.-.l_;_:--_-_..i_
^
9-5
10-
'>$3:
^25c
participating'; class
Co.
Iowa Electric
-
:
9-10
,
Huston
9-" 5 -■
9-
10-
"
J,
y-j
•'
Buffalo
Forge Co-._—_
•; Burlington Steel Co.,; Ltd." (quar.)
Burnhain
*9-10
11-
8-29 —
8-18
'
"
;
5
(quar.)
Oil Corp;
(quar.)a
(F. W.)
Ltd., class A
Horner
Ilbskins
at '
(quar.)
(quar.)-.ii
8-
25c
Honolulu
10- 1
5
10-
-".tG9C
-
8-15-:
2
*
9-15
7:-L$45c
Oliver. Tyrone
Phoenix
Ltd.—
Co.-
(Reduced-quar.)
*
-
Corp.,
Chemical
•6%' conv.
9-12
9- 2
10-
?62c
-
.preferred
Brunswig
10-1 '
1
"
payment—omitted
•
Blgelow
5
$1.25
(quar.)
Herold Radio &
'
10-
'■;d53c
5—
Brunswick-Balke-Oollender Co.—
^Common
i
9-20
10-24
i$i
aa_aaaa____.$A-:_:.'.
Garden -Apts., ' Inc; --(s»aizzzzz^zzr'
Co;
'8-19
1
10-
Mathieson
.
■
'preferred (quar.h
preferred-
■
2
v
2
8-
I7V2C
this time)
-/.
V
9-
45c*
Mfg.
1
9-
8-15
-
..."■ 5%%"
Brown
8-29
10-
'4Vi% 5 preferred-'(quar.)_=.iii^_i-^ii--i^" : S56c"
•4preferred-rquar.)_^-_-^_-— •-t$1.19"
Brooklyn
'8-15
10-
8-
9-15
11-
(quar.)___
Hawaiian Pineapple, Ltd., 5% pfd. A
(quar.r
(No action taken on common payment at
•
-93%c
Co.—
preferred ;,<quar.)_;_Aa.:___A_''
'
8-25
1
-
i.
preferred -'(quar:)
4'%%
8
preferred
Olin
1
'8-15
9-
'
-"*
—.$1.25
__
(quar.) a—
preferred
"
Hansen Mfg.
9-10
15c
dividend
3
25c
$1.25
a
" A
"
93'! 4 c
(quar.)
8-12
50c
8-15
8-
50c
A
(quar.)
Gulf Interstate Gas, common
6% preferred (quar.)
Ilarsliaw
9-
5%
_
common
7-
9-15
8-15
50c
Society
8-29 ""
*
-40c
1st pref.
Grolier
9-17
9-
40c.
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.%%
preferred ' (quar.)——
5% -preferred
(quar.)___
8-29
1
9-15
'50c
British Columbia Electric
"4%
9-15
-5c
(.stock
Co.,
8-15
'
___•■
(quar.)—z_'_
Fisheries
Bristol-Myers
8-15
2
10-
25c
r
(quar.)-__'.
Boise. Cascade Corp.
1
9-
'
8-15
9-
65c
Mfg:
•
1
'
'■ (quar.)-___-
-
'
?80c
___
_
8
9-2
8c
(quar.)
7-31
8-20
(s-ai___ '
Northern. Oklahoma Gas
(auar.)—
Nova Scotia Light & Power
Co., Ltd.—
!
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
Batteries, Inc. (quar.)__
Grace
10c
__
2
'
t
pfd.
York
o.80%
2
9-
10-1
25c
Co.
8-10
9-
_______
8-21
8-21
9-
■
25C
rta
preferred
conv.
8-18
?36c
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.t
(quar.)
Counselors
Belden
Bibb
Show
Canada,
Cigars
Bay view
-
of
8-
25c
W :
2%
9-10
m%c
•
____
9-15
10c
common
(quar.)
(G. M.) & Co.—
Gorham Mfg.
5%
convertible
8-21
9-15
$0,024
a_
.7'8-25
Shipbuilding
(quar.)
*
: j '.35c
.9*26
North American
Refractories'"(quar.")
'
50c
10-15
Northern Insurance Co. of N.
Y."(quar.)—
70c
8-22
Northern Natural Gas
Co., common (quar.)"
~ ""3$c
79-20
•5^2%;'Preferred (qiuvr.)_A_____A__A_—L $1.37Va": 10-1
8-15
9-15
aa_
L
(quar.)
Gould-National
2
New
4%
aa___a_a_
9-13
8-18
35c
,'Liglit & Rower, Ltd.— ""*
preferred
_
'
"
preferred
5j,2%
8-22
Common
9-15
9-30
(quar.)_
Corp.-,
9-
35c
A
10-10
2
50c
dividend
Giannini
8-22
9-15
-Newfoundland
9-29
1
9-15
$1
•$1.12 (a
(quar.)
9-30
9-2*
•
'
common
(Omaha)
Tire & Rubber
Stock
Bailey-Selbum Oil &
5%'
8-12
9-15
f
-
8-15.
" Tic
'
^ssn.
Racing
'
1
Dairy * Products Corp. (quar.)____
.*
l45c
" »*9-10
(quar.T__A__A"A" V 27%c
9-10
National.Rubber Machinery (reduced)-—
— VlOc '
-9-15
•National Shirt Shops
(quar.A"
" 20c "—8-30
National Tea Co. (quar—
A.______
r * 50c '
9-VF
M^Natioual* Union Fire Insurance Co.—— '; "
56c :
9-24
8-12
1
9-30
9-
60c
a
(quar.)__
Great
"•
-
17,/aC
%
Georgia-Pacific Corp.; common (quar.)
8-22
9-
$1.15
«.quar.)_
1 "
9-
11-
A
National
2
.
9-3Q
11- 1
TVaC
56^40
:
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
$5 preferred
General
*
Co.'
Products
15c
'
'
;■
Income)
'
30c
.*
8-20
(quarterly from
Cranberry Assn., 4%
"
'
—
(quar.)A—AT_1___L ""
8-20
* 9-10
-9-
-
8-20
•
National Food Products
Corp.
2
9-
81j/4C
(quar.)
City Steel,
General
"
(quar.)___________" "60c
Auto Electric Service Co., Ltd.
(quar;>_____
$20e
Class
A
(quar.)
$12%c
Automatic-Voting'Machine - (quar.
20c
Avon
9-
9•
V
$1
Acceptance Corp., common, (quar.)_
$1 preferred (quar.)
New 60c preferred (initial)
a
2
8-22
"
.
preferred
9-16
:;;35c "
2
'
2
8-20
2
9-
».
9-25 *
'
31 Vic
General
8-15
1
9-
"
8-18
9-15
10-
$1
Gas
4.60%"
8
8-25
2
-
(quar.)
Ltd.— "
General
'*■
$2.75
_
Atlanta
Gate
,
"
$1.25
'
5
8-
National
'
'
Investment
9-
■
8-15
9-
9-2
$1.07>/3
"
25c
(quar.t
Tool
Foundation
Oak
9-23
&' Refining,
9-
8-28.
20c
5%'
"
1
5
'
'
•
9-
9-
'
$1
Co.
Machine
Income
"
-40c
(quar.)
*
9-2
$1.25
(quar.)___
pfa.
10-16
9-15
$1.27s/a'
8-29
1
10!
10c
;
:
:
Fort Pitt Bridge Works
9-15
$1
V;",
L,''
American Dep. Receipts pref
v
Mutual
75c
-
9-15
1
$1.37%
________________
Service,'4.30%
11-
25c
(quar.)___„_
[
(quar.)
Rubber
Monarch
,
9-23
3rd
__
preferred
Public
Mohawk
7-31
8-15
10c
2nd
(quar.)
(quar.)
Foremost Dairies
J
'
(quar.)
5'bt convertible
'5%! convertible
Ashland
Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
Foundry
;
Missouri
fNarragansett
___;_____ *
(quar.")_
.common
Ford Motor Co.,
'
8-15
5
•
'TO-
pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator
8-15
8-21
8-25
35c'
;
Machinery & Chemical,-
8*/4%
"
preferred !(quar.)__'__—
9-15
;
22VaC
-
4ii.% 2nd preferred (quar.)
*'■
9-19
0 9" 5
2
preferred
5%%
'-
(1957 series)
$4 preferred
9-30
1
$5.10
'
Holder*
9-30
$1.10
(quar.)
;A_____1_L____A '
Corp., $1 conv. pid. (quar.)__
Minneapolis Gas Co., 5%
8-19
3c
(quar.)______
Flhitk,ote Co.,
9-15
20c
Illinois—
of
(quar.)"
.
10-10
$1.50
(quar.»__—"
Investment
Common
8%•%
-
10-
25c
;
;
'
Insulator
American
9-15
25c
Co.,
preferred;;" < quar.)
-American
-
9-
9-
25c
9-12
8-30
9-30
25c
50c
Water
Oil
--
8-30
8-13
8-22
50c
Extra _-L-L.Financial General Corp., com.
(quar.)A
$2.25 conv. preferred (quar.)
Fishman (M. H.) Co. (quar.)
1
9-15
Biltrite
1st
9-15
•
-
'6%'%
"
'
Federai Sign & -Signal Corp., com. (quar;) __"_
$1:25 preferred (tjuar.
Federated Publications ,(qpar.)___.
;
La
American
4.40%
Middlesex
When
Payable of Hee.
Share
&
Electric Co., commonpreferred A(quar.)____
Midland
(quar.)_______________-
Stock .dividend.
: 8-22
5
9-10
137 %c
(quar.)
Farm itquipment.Acceptance
(quar.)
Federal Chemical Co.^_.
Federal Pacific-Electric
(quar.)
*8-18
9-30 *
$1.02
10-15
Company
Michigan Gas
8-25
30c
Fairmont Foods, common '(quar.)
Vi 4% preier red .(quar.)
8-29
8-25
9-15
55c
.____
common
Par
Name of
9-2
Resistor Corp.—
90c
8
11-10
*
8-25"*
(-rs:
;r..; Allls^Chaliqerii
Enqjioyers
8-29'
1
'
'
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)_______
Electronics Investment
of Rec.,
:
10-
30c
Elebtroiux
'
C F Industries, Ihc.'(quar.i aaiaY-IAAaAV-Y;
'62"%c
Addfcssograph-Multigraph. Corp.— "" """ "
"T, "; ' *•'
(quar.)
Chemical, (quar.)_
Electrographlc Corp.
-When I Holder»
A
Ltd.
Holder*
Payable oj Uer
37 %c
Class A
(quar.)_.
2
Electric Storage Battery, (quar.)_.
their
When
Share
1_
;
Corp;-oeagram
Eddy Paper; Ltd.,
previ¬
"
(quar.)
Eagle-Plcher Co.
.
;Y-YT
;
Dow
follow with
we
ously announced,; but which have not yet reached
payment, date..Y..
;
•
: > .•> •
-
-
Distillers
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
are
Company
Co.
9,;
22%c
9- 1
'5%
8-30
,
0-10
*
*
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
10
11,-1958
; Monday, August
.
.
(550)
Payable of Ree
Name of Company
Vuican' Corp.
•—■•———
Mold & Iron Co.
Vulcan
8-14
Anderson
-7;3l
Glass
13
9-15
Class
A
9-
(quar.)—-
8*29
-
40c
—-------
8-18
Arden
1
9-10
8*15
7*31
31 y4c
•9--1
8*15
40c
'8*15
>8-'5
15c
'*8*15
8-5
10-
40c
«
■8*15
.345
8-5
Wells-Gardner-—
(Directors
took p.o action on common
oaymeut at this timc).
'
West Coast 'Telephone, common <quar.)_—
$1.44 preferred
Western Auto Supply, common 4quar.i
4.80% preferred equar.)
class
Ltd.,
(George),
Weston
Class.;. B • (quar.)—r
•—
4preferred (qtiar.)™.—
6% 7 preferred
(quar.) —_—,—
Weyerhaeuser Timber (quar.) —
Whitaker
Will
J 15c
10-
tl5c
10-;
9-'l
•9* 8
J8*1D
8- .4
50c
%9-
4
6
40c
Ltd.—•■
5%
(quar.)
.
'10o
'15c
——
Stock
dividend
dividend
—-—
Stock
dividend
:
Fund,
•9*J5
12*15
•
"3*16
••'8*15
8-1
0- >2
.9*15
•8-22
tit 15
(quar.)——
9-2
Ltd. (increased i
■
Allen
.
8-18
•
"9-2
8*15
■
•9-2
8+-15
1
9-12
10-. 1
9*12
9-8
8-15
10-
A(/o
(quar.)
7,5c
Bayless
-
dividend
14c
'7-25
(quar.i—
)4%-
(quar.)
preferred
________——
8-15
10-20
"$1
"9-';2
•8*15
10- >1
•9-22
2
8*16
9-10
"8*15
13 %c
Co., 75c conv. pfd. (quar.)
;$3.75
(quar.)__
preferred
Aluminum
••37 Vic
•
•
•
6
•8-
*8-20
1
'<9*19
'
9-1
:-8->8
*8-31
t-8-*8
10-
.
,t>%
25c
10-1
-
1
.9-
25c
•
*9-1
-87V2C
_____
•>
AmericanfCan Co.,
•7%
preferred
<$1.50
American ?Chicle
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
Hospital-. Supply
Quarterly
(Md.)
Meter
American;News
American
(Newark,
N.
non-cum.
non-cum.
common
32VaC
5.
——^
$ 1.37 V 2
845
9-15
8r29
,8-29
<9-15
$1.25
8r29
9-19
$1:25
12*19
9-10
10-
1
t.9-10
.31 Vic
1
.8-26
,8-26
American
Title
&
(quar.)
Insurance
41.02
9-, 2
12-4
,8rll
45c
4140
lV3-2-59
2- 9
80c
40-31
1045
444
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-20
9-2
.$1
Vitrified Products (quar.)
6VI-% preferred, (quar.)
9-15
7V2C
^
(quar.)
.
.15c
37%c
34^0
25c
5
Common
Series
A
A
preferred
0T12 "
,5-25
Chicago
»8rll 7
A" ,5
Chilton
.10-
1
$1.40
10-
1
;
9-
2
8-25
9-5
8
S-.8
.8-1
9-2
.-8-16
<
.
&
Electric,
Milling
(quar.)
common
_%
Machine Co.—
7
Clark
Controller
.
Co.
$1.25
55c
25c
$1.50
35c
$1.12Va
>
. 40c
(s-a)
(quar. i
Clearfield &.Mahoning Ry.
7
9-10
,^2c
8-78
8-20
(s-a 1
9-
.
*
60c
9-
8-. 8
2
•
45o
8-20
9- 1
.
•
'87 Vac
42c
7VaC
10-
,9r20
t25e
9*
1
.3-
1
8-
5
9-
,95c
:
40-
8-15
1
1
10c
8-20
50c
30c
•20c
(quar.)
5
1
945
9-
2
3-15
9-
8-15
2
(
40-1
5
7-18
7,-9-75
9-15
10- 1
$20c
75c
,8-15
8-15
7-31*
7-23/.
9-30
9*11
15c
9- 2
849-
25c
9-12
9- 2
(quar.)__
:__
.of
Co.
.
America—
*>
—
12c
,
10-
1
9-12
Columbia ,.G.a3
•9-
2
8-15
0-
2
<8-12
9-15
10-15'
8-157-18
25c
Columbia ^Pictures Corp.—
25c
8-15'
10-1
11- 1
9-4
8-15
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
10c
30c
9- 2
12c
12c
,
—
Elevator Co.
«4%
Brown
prefer-red (quar.)_
& Sharpe Manufacturing (quar.)_/
Brunning'(Charles)<Co. (quar.)
Buckeye Pipe Line-Co. (quar.)
Hills
Budd
Co.,
Falls
Bullock
(reduced
Fund,
Va %
preferred
Va %
Bunady
■
Terminal
Co.___
2
8-15
Bush
9-22
9-10
Butler
Brothers
8
8-13
1
8
8-
8
Fund
8- 5
70c
9-30
9- 2
10c
y8-25
8- 7
5c
22VaC
9- 1
8-15
8-15
7-31
10c
31kc
9-16
9-30
9- 2
9-19
*60c
8-15
8- 1
$107 Va
8-15
8-4<
$50c
9-15
12-15
9- A
12- 1
(Louisville)
1
9-
1
8-3
9-
1
8-8
Commonwealth Telephone
8-26
342
Compo Slroe Machinery Corp., common.:
9-26
|
10-20
3-19
8-29
31c
8-15
Quarterly
5%
15c
•
i
8-15
1
9-
10c
40c
S-
8
9-
2
1
.8.
8
8-15
(Pa.)
)quar.)_
preferred (quar.i
Concord
■_5V2%
•3-
—____—
Co.
Natural
Gas
preferred
Conlederation
Corp.,
common/
(quar.)_
Life Assn.
.
(quar.)
•
Quarterly
Connecticut* General
Quarterly
8-29
'
—*
Commonwealth Life Insurance Co.
8-15
1
—
/
.—
-
invest-
(from
9-
30c
:
9-10
9-2
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
Income
income)
50c
$15c
i
Ltd.
Commercial Credit Co.
merit
9-10
Co.
Insurance
(quar.)
Commonwealth
9*1.5
60c
$50c
National Life
(Boston)
Combined-Enterprises,
3-8
■£-
9-1
25c
Co. (quar.)
(quar.)____—
8-
.15c
(quar.)
Bldg.
2
9-2
•9*
Columbian
8- 1
.$1.06Va
_
(quar.)-
SI
Burry Biscuit Corp.,-$1.25 preferred j(quar.)_
Terminal
•■9-
*
preferred (quar.)__
Coliunbian Carbon Co.
$1.05
(quar.)—______
Bush
8-21
System
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
Corp.
1
87VtC
Corp. t(quar.)
Btuton-Dixie
<8-21
9-
15c
(reduced)
(quar. )Z
,preferred ,(quar.)
(quar.)_
Burroughs
<4-31
9-6
50c
(quar.)
preferred
.Corp.
^8-15
25c
$1.25
_■
conrmon
preferred
9-2
•10c
(quar.)
Ltd.:
Bullock's.-lnc.,
3
-
9-15
15c
(quar.)
Co.
common
•>$4,25
35c
•
:j
8- 8
8-8'
12-20
62c
_1
&
8-15
10-1
>
8-29
8-25
12-19
9-3
9-, 3
•
Ltd.-—
Co.r common
-
Colorado Milling
*
8-11
$35
/
/„
Monthly
9- 2
9-15
9-15
1-1-59
9-15
9-15
.
Increased monthly
-•Monthly
■
9-12
3-11
i8-15
7-25
9-12
/
.
,,
-Quarterly,
Colorado Central Power Co.—
9-10
10-10
55c"
-
8-
40-
$1.60
pfd.-(quar.)
7
9- 1
9- 8
8-15
9-30
87V2C
!
Collins &. Aikman, Corp
Colonial life Insurance
8-1
8-15
7-15
9-15
9-15
9-2
9- 2
12-28
50c
>87V2C
preferred (quar.)
,-:3V'a %
.9-22
-35c
i__
$1.12V2
t______
Hardware
(quar.)
A
Colgate-Palmolive
*8-15
9- .1
$30c
Class
•
8-21;
9-12
8-15
10- 1
10- 1
I
(Cincinnati)—
Corp.
(quar.)
Cochrane-Dunlop
5
9-
Bottling
class A
($2.50
U2VaC
t72VaC
common
7_7
Pittsburgh RR.—
4%„ Siieqial gtd. (quar.)
7%. preferred (quar.)
I
Cleveland Worsted Mills
(liquidating)
Cleveland
Coca-Cola
4.-31
10-1
<
—
—
^9-10
1
8-27
^
'•$4.50 preferred (quar.)
8-22
2
common, (quar.)______
Cleveland .Electric,Illuminating Co.,
7-31
;
Iron,
preferred (quar.i
$4.50
8-20
.2
6c
25c
Cleveland-Cliffs
7-24
; 8-15
25c
9-12
8-20
8- 4
;
-
.
.
Civil Service .Employees Insurance Co.
8.-21;
11-20
..
.
7.
$1
60c
20c
65c
City, Investing Co., common
—
City. Products Corp. (quar.)
City Water Co. of Chattanooga—
5% preferred (quar.)_
-
.
•
7
*__■//__
,4% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)__
y9-20
11-29
8c
com.
Cincinnati
a8- 2
9r30
75c
—
Gas
Cities Service
9-15 "
,
Corp.
preferred (quar.)
*4V4% preferred (quar.)™/
345
0-15
12Vic
;25c
25c
37V2c
$1
$1.18Vi
Cab (quar,)
(quar.)_________.™
_
(s-a)
6.40%
10- 3 :
112$
9- 0
11- 7
30c
77 %
31 Vac
37V2C
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)-
,4%
"<
9t15
,8-15
Yellow
Cincinnati
-
•343 '
$1*06%
'
(.quar.)
Co.,
10-23
12-18
9-25
11-20
9-30
9- 2
v, 8-14
*
x
Company
Chrysier
>848
9-
20c
(quar.)
_7
Island & Pacific RR." (quar.)40c
Chicago Rock
8-15
v30c
,30c
7-30
9-30
8- 5
—
preferred
.Series
9-30
•
8-25
8-15
10-15
8-15
(quar.)
8
9-
(quar.)
Brown-Forman Distillers' Corp.,
4.20%
8-15
9-
8
8-
3-15
.9-
•
9-15
.
?
(quar.).—*
>3-
848
—'__•/_
preferred
30c
Mfg. -Co.
4%
9-19
30c
Common
*348
7-31 ;;
7.7'7 30c
$1.12Va
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
.9-
;
/
>
8-15
9-15
60c
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
preferred
Chesapeake Corp. of Va.
...
10-
< •
.
7VaC
1
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)
2
$l*.18:!'i
XClass
8-?8
8-
•4Va%'
7,9-
Rorg
8-12
•
Common
2
2
.
9-15
9-15
9-15
7-28
8- 8
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
.
>50c
20c
Bank
9-
25c
8- 1
8-15
7-31 ;
8- 4.
8- 4
7-31
8-12
9-10;
8-11 ;
7-30
7-15
8-25
15c
3%
Extra
4-15
•
8-11
9-71
10-1
8-20
8-11
.:.r- 12VaC
(quar.)7
3Cc
%$1.12Va'.
v
9-10
77 7/
(stock dividend)-.^
Corn
Manhattan
,.6Qc
—_
8-15
8-15
10- 1;.
10- -1
10-1
842
8-25
Co.—
(quar.)
9-
•
$1.06 >4'
.* 140c
.
8-15
50e
1
Chattanooga Gas Co. (quar.)——
,12-27
,15c
-
Company ; (quar.)
Borden
4
(Fla.)
American W»ter Works Co,, common
6% preferred (quar.)
>8-29
84C
19-5
25c
(reduced)
Charis
•345
1-6-59
•
(quar.)
,
5c
Cliamiing Corp.
4
8-
2
9-
$r.i8:!i
(quar.)_-
common
Co.
—
Champion Paper & Fibre Co., com.
$4^50 preferred (quar.)—™
'
$1.75
Burlington .Industries,, common
9-,1
30c
Refining
8-15
15c
r
(quar.
Co.
(quar.)___.
Aircraft
Belt
Chain
'
,9-10
1
1
;20c 1-30-59
/.
_____
.,.$5' preferred
,9-24
4.75Vi
•3rl0
10-
,
8-29
$1.04
$1.16
$1,19
40c
.
(quar.)
Chambersburg Engineering
Recluced-quar.
40-
(quar.)
_____
Bond' Investment "Trust ..Co. of'America™/
Buck
42*10 r
4.65%
Cessna
?25c
f.25c
(quar.)__.—
8-15
9-4 V
-;.
2%
25c
(quar.)
(quar. >__
A-A ;
8-15
435c
,
Sanitary
—
*
9- 2
'
9-1
_25c
preferred
preferred
preferred
,345
4- 1
,25c,
'940
9-15
(quar.)
___™/l_
divicicnd
4.15%
5
8-
*8-20
15c
'-••
Brooklyn Borough Gas (quar.)__
Brown Shoe Co.
(quar.)
9-
8-15
,940
9-10
10c
40c
___•
VermontPublicService.com.
"
9-15
a9-15
(quar.)
Foundries
Products
,450c
,
.10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
Electric, common7 (quar.)
preferred (quar.)../___J._—____™._-.;$1.12Va
West Corp. (quar..
42VaC
Soye/Co. (increased50c
Stock
.
$1.08:',4
$1.12%
$1.18%
Louisiana
Central
"
7n31 ;
8-2,6 *
5
3-
2
3- 1
7 8-15
7%7
.
:
«!<: South
Central
,9-12
9-12
,8-28
8-15
8-15
,8-15
,
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.):
4.75%
4.50%
,
3- ,8
8-29
9-
12 %c
——
<8-15
$1.75
•8-22
>8-23
'
*—„,—!
.10- 1
$1.25
,
9rl9
45c
-
—_—
Brillo
25c
—
-
8-15 •,
.7-15 7
,8-25
7-31
7-31 v
8- 4
8—4
8-15
5-15
;
8-15
8-12
8-15
4240
(quar.)__—-
Central-Illinois Securities Corp., com.
7 s9-19
% $50c
—r-——
9-10
,10c
Steel
Post
;9rl5
——_
9r20
.,$1
$1.25
;
American
American Tobacco Co.
1
Chase
Brewster-Bartle Drilling Co.
Corp.—
(quar.)
&
,
10-
_
9-1
8-22
9- 2
12-20
preferred (quar.)
Electric
&
Gas
prefered
4Va%
,
'9-15
Co.
Brockton ^Edison
-
,
,945
1————"
8-29
•J8- L,
4.35%
1
—
25c
(quar.)
12-31
Hudson
Central
,
1
,
pfd.
.
30c*.
10c-$1,25
$1.25
-
5%
v
8-15
9- 2
845
9- C
8-15
8-15
9-6
9- 6
9-10
9- 2
*
•
$1.12%
-7 "
Corp.-
Foundry Co.,
Central
30c
II~
7- t9-30
10-
(quwr.)I_:—,
Fisheries,
Instrument
Central
10-
•
(quar.)
(quar.)__■
preferred
convertible
Central
;$3.80 preferred (quar.)
Broadway*Halc Stores (quar.)
(
1
8-
45 c
(quar.)—
:
pfd.
Corp. of America—
Central of Georgia Ry., 5%
10-15
..25c
•41
;8-21-
9-15
Cenco
'9-5,
.$1,90..J.-15-59
%,
*8-11''
9,-2
9-2
•40c
I
(quar.)
Smelting
-8-22
•
$1.12%
$1
Cordage,.Ltd., class A (quar.)—
B (quar.)——•_/
;
Bridge & Tan,k (Canada) Ltd., common
; $2,90
preference
(quar.)
8-
Catalin
.
$100
^4.75%, preferred .<quar.)_
——
Rlapkstone Vailey, Gas & Electric— " :' *
<>4.25%
preferred .(quar.)'_____/_____/_™"
'5.60%
preferred (quar.)
_*
BlawrJCnox ,.Co.
(quar.)
Bioch Bros. Tobacoo, common (qi'.ar.) ———
>6% preferred (quar.)—-Li—________
Bondstock-Corp.
(quar.)—
preferred' (quar.)
Piric Scott «fc Co., 4Va%
9-15
.8-15
$1.75 7 10- 1
HVic
10- 1
50c
9- 9
40c 8-30
—%• 56Vic8-30
60c
8-30
4.
preferred
4.80%
Carson
'8-4 J
"9-19
Brentford
<
•
.841%
8-20
25c
(quar.) ___™—1_—%
(qtiar.)—„
Airplane
(quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
;
6Va% preferred (quar.)—™
Steel Co. (quar.)
Carrier Corp., common (reduced)
$1.20
8-20 <
9-.1
60c
Standard
&
American Seating Co.
Anchor
*9-20
$1.12 y2
preferred (quar.)
preferred
44c
„6c
Ridge Mutual Fund—
net. investment income)
-
"
,7-14
9-2
Cumpany
(quar.)
Ciu-penter
1
.Hr.26
7, 8-11
t9- l'
10c
Bowl-Mor,
.1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (qiiar.)
Gobain
7 7
—
(quar.)
Co.
pfd.
;
(quar.)__
(quar.)____
common
^
'*845
8-15
40-15
9-4
11*4
9- 2
$20c
$$1.06
$$1.25
75c
75c
4Cc
12V<ic
■
Corp.
4'a%
5c
8*14'
9-2
J.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Radiator
American-Saint
American
30c
-
,
.8-26
'
12-15
7% " 25c
:(Geo.'W.) Corp. (quar.)__:
_•
Borg*Warner,:Corp.,<,3V2% preferred (quar.)_
Boston Fund (quarterly from investment inc.)
:
"8-25
President Lines, Ltd.—
5%
0-0
9-15
Ltd., 4Vi%
'
;8-25 '
•7.-31
-25c
Inc.—
Potash & Chemical, com.
preferred A (quar.)—
special preferred (initial)^
American
*8*15
40c
American
.5%
8-11;
$3.80
Equipment
quarterly
& Construction (quar.)
.*5%
,A-;A
10-6
,15c
Bag
B
Ltd.
Securities,
(Pa.)
(quar.)
Carolina Power & Light—
,8.-15
Booth
Photocopy
Increased
American
9*10
9-49
(quar.)
.American Pipe
American
;■
8-11
9-19
Co.
Co.
y8-19
•9*10
•30c
—
preferred (quar.)
American
8-13
,5%
25c
-
8-29
Boeing
,
9-5'
"
Class
Carborundum
8-21 .7
9-15
,50c
(quar.)__
Paper
preferred
(quar.).
Mills Co.,; common
Carlisle
12 VaC
Blue
"'5c
(monthly)
.7
4V*c
"
-
/'
25c
——
Climax
10*15
•9*15
<9-10
(quar.)
;
A
:
&
Cannon
1
8-
9-12
4-30-59
Blue,Bell,;Inc.
40c
(s-a)
—
Metal
American
!
9-12 '
*
.11-J
•75c
(quar.)
Products Corp.
American "Insurance'Co.
Corp.
10-1
.'
— ..-
(quar.)
Corp.,. class
(quar.)___
-
American Indemnity
7%
7-22
•62 Vic
_
7-25
s-,1
r
'
-7-25
Furniture
B
^American Home
$5
-8-20
*8*15
(quar.)
American»Greetings
$4
4c
;-87ViC
American &• Foreign Power Co.
American
,
•50c
„_„7
(quar.)
1
$1
(From
American Electric Power Co.
:
7-25
•
(quar.)
common
American Chain &> Cable Co.
<4 Va %
9-5
*7-25
•10-
Corp.—
preferred
<Class
1
"8*11
"8rjl
—
(quar.)
.American Cement
.
.
43;)ic
(Quar. from investment income)
8-
>0rl2
Utilities,
5%:
,36c
Inc.—
Shares
4
$1*05
28VaC 7
5 *••
9-
1%
—:
American Business
Canadian
,7r25
58-20
Power
.
7-31
"9-15
/ $15c
• $20c
:
Oil Cos., Ltd.
8-9
7-31
•
Trust/
Investment
/
common
Canadian
2
"50c
A
International
Camadian
;
.9-
50c
•
8-15
25c
-75c
Board
dividend
-Stock
7-31
*9-2
:$4.50
;8-15 '
10-1
30c
(quar.)__
Ltd.,
,A"<A
7 .8-4
845
•
40c '
47%C;
20c
Bestv^
10-20
15c
.
common
9-2
8-15
$1.31%
,
2
9-
participating class
9-2
10- 1
9-2
8-15
8-15
10- 1
9-15
430c
Jloc
(quar. 1
(quar.)
.
1
1
7845
50c
BetRleiiein -Steel Corp., common
>7 % ;'-preferred.,(quar.)
1:8-14 '
J9tlG "
(8-28
$1:25
,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(.quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
American .Box
8-.1
.8-
9-
Sugar, Ltd.
Canadian
8-15
8-15
20c
-
A't 8
7VizC
S6V4C
•
,$$1.50
common
7-31
8-15
Ltd.—
Stone,
(quar.i
Ltd.,
8-5
7-31 ,
9- 5 '
9- 2 '
9- 2 ,
9-2
7-25
7-31 4
*
8-15
7-31
.8-15 .7
7-31 \
8-15
7-31 v
8-15
7,-31
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
10-31
10-15 7
8-29
7-31
9-19
8-20
-
.7-31 *
"
'
——
Beneficial,.Finance ,;,co.
i25c
456c"!
______—_
—
(quar.)
<8-,8
60c
%:
Bemis Bros.
American >Art
t8%. preferred
9-15
93%c
Cut
&
.
(quar.$15c
Canada Life Assurance Co.
(quar.i—____
$$1.15
Canada Malting Co., Ltd., common (quar.) —
$50c
4V2% pref. (quar.)__
:
$29V'ic
Canada Vinegars, Ltd. (quar.)_
________
$25c
Canadian Dredge & Dock Ltd. (incr. s-a).
465c
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Ltd. lquar.i_—_
30c
■;%8%c
Boll
•
common
American Bank Note Co.,
8-8
pref.
$1.30
fc Gossett Co. ^quar.L——1———-Beli'A- Howell Co.. oommoii (quar.)—_*__
I'
,41/4 '■ '0 preferred , (,qu"ar.) _'r——
'
,9- 5
-93%c
convertible
Metals—
;<3V&%
r0* 2
.9-
30c
7
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
4%' prefered (quar. )
,4%. preferred (qtiar.)
,
1-9-10
—
preferred (quar.)__
Foils
"
,
<4%
30c
American 'Aggregates, common .(quar.)
American Airlines,
& Dominion
Canada
.
tl7Vic
.—
44%. preferred (quar.)
d4Yir/o preferred (quar.)-
conwiwn
__;
jCoiumon
.9-22
;
Ltd.—
of Canada
Co.
"9-
•25c
(quar,)
of-America,, common
8-1
20c
S.) Co. (quar.)————
Alpha Portland Cement (quar.)
,
Aluminium, .Ltd.
(quar.)
Co.
Canada
r#-7
:
—
Belgian National Railways—
14% i participating preferred
;9-5
75c
(A.
Aluminum
10--1
Corp.
Allison Steel Mfg.
Aloe
9-i5
5
Bclkuhp Hardware,•<&-Mfg., common-—r-—
(Flu.)—
Class
A
common
(quar.)-.———____
Allied Stores iCorp., . common (quar.)—___
Products
4.10-1
,$ 1,40 preferred ,, (quar.)
Beck (A. S.)'Slioe Corp., common (quar.)__
i4:!V%
preferred , (.qiuir.)———
.'8-15
25c
———_™———_____
Allied Laboratories
Allied
preference
common (qu,ar.)—
Class A v(qwAr.)^„____^_/.___/__—
8-151
"8-15
tion
'
Crushed
6%
——____w__—
$5 preferred (quar.)
Beaver Lumber Co., J44<,
pfd. ,,(entire issue called for redemp¬
on Aug.
15 at $5 per sh. plus this
,7%
Canada
.8-29
pfd. "(quar.)„__—_
Markets (quar.)
(A. J.)
Beaunit Mjils,
(quar.i—
9-12
*; 8-15
:—;
„___
(quar.)__
Co., Ltd., com.
Cement
9rl5
1.,—_
pfd. fquar.)
America '
'
Bard4n Corp." (quaV.)
•8-15 '/■
.9-10
-25c
__
(quar.)———
common
Canada
9-29
Bathhrst Power & Paper Ltd., class 'A——;
Barber-Ellis of CanadarLtd. (extra),—
9*12
v9-2
12Vic
•
——
——
Campbell Soup Co.
—_
nom-cum
Bank' of
•
•7-28
1
9-15
(s-a)-_•-
National Trust Assayings Assn.
.<8-15
1
8-
(quar.)
$140 V4
preferred B
gCouimon .(quar.)
10-a
-
5.50%
8-
58-1
*
33Vic
- ,33c
.-7 33V2C
32V2C
31 Vic
34Vic
37VaC
(quar.)____
t25c
J32Vic
(quar.)-
25c
Bastiun-Morley Co., 5Vsfe
30c
Control Co.,
7-31
•3*18
$1.25
.Quarterly
Allied
•
5
9-
Co.—
(quar.)_—
Allied Chemical Corp.
1
0-1
•
30c
(quar.)__-4%< preferred C (quar.)—
Bkitimoie As Ohio RR—
.
class A (quar.)
C.) eBusiness Machines, Inc.—•
(R
1
9-
-30c
"GolthMfuesALtcl. (quar.)
4,/ii%
9-15
(quar.i—
5.08%
9-
6% preferred (quar.
«%>preferred (quar.)
—r—
Baltiihore .Gas & Eioctric, com. (quar.)——
8-15
ilOc
preferred
5.20%
1
BoJd^in Piano*
•
"28c
(quar.)—
1
8-
'
:
37 Vic
—
—:————
Portland Cement,
AUentown
9- 8
-
preferred
preferred
preferred
8-
1
.
V
10-10
5.86%
1
_'
(quar.)—
Axo-Houghten' Fund "A" Inc.—
(QUarteiTy, fronv income)———
Ayrshire
Collieries' (quar.)/———
9-30
(quar.)
1
—~
Avco .Mfg., ..common
12-31
; 82Vic
(quar.)
t$lil2Vi
4.50%
preferred '(quar.)—
—^40c
Alabama Gas, common, (quar.)
•87 Vac
$3.50 prior preferred (quar.)
——
$1.05
Alabama power Co., 4.20% preferred (quar.)
.<$1:15
4.60%
preferred ;(quar.)
___.
:30C
Alabama-Tennessee Natural Gas (quar.)—_
Alan Wood Steel
5% i preferred
•
•37 Vic
Inc.
Affnew-Surpass Shoe Stores,
Air Reduction Co., common
8-29
■
Adnyr
-2$ -3-31-59
-
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.—
New common
(initial)______——Advisers
;
«»9^12
——
——
r
y8-29
flfl-15
.-2%
_____—______—————
Stock
■
preferred
9-
<
•
5.28%
,>60c
(quarJ
—___^
Atiafi:jCorp;, ,cdm. (stock dividend)
Tj% \ preferred (quar-)
—_—_•—
6%ipreferred, (quar.)
Atomic Dcveloinnent. Mutual Fund—
(From investment income)——.—_—
•
(8-20
•9tl5
(quar.i-
9-
Atlas rBrass (Foundry
>
preferred
,45c
(quar.)
(quar,)—
Atlantic Refilling C0,« common (.quar.)
»■
8
9-10
1
10-
*$1,25
—
preference (quar.)______
Acme'Precision: Products, common
Acme Wire Co.
(reduced)
Adams Consolidated Industries>
Aeroquip Corp. (quar.)
Aetna-Standard Engineering
(quar.)—
5.30%
8-11
8-20
9-1
8-16
"9-15
9*15
9-15
9-15
- 8-15
8-15
27Vac
(quar.)
9-
25c
i
(quar.)__
common
preferred
59c
Atlantic Coast. Line RR. (quar.) _—
Atlantic Cyast: Line Co. of Conn, (quar.)
9*10'
10-1
M9®?
—-
—
1
(quar.j
Corp.-(quar.)
Service,
^4.40%
27VV-C
(quar.i—
West Point RR.
Altanta &
(8*15
—
(quar.)
9-
Water
7r31
.
(quar.i
common
8T14
1
75c :
(quar.)
Atlanta As cClunTofcte/Air Line Ry.
8
8-
:9*2
•25c
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries,
Commons
*9^2
California
8-,l
8-,l
Convnon*
"9*15
<9i 30
iW/uC
_ -
„
Incorporated (quar.).*,
Abbotts Dairies (quar.)_—*—___
AMP,
Class A
,9-25
A5c
(quar.)
(quar.)__,
ABC Vending Corp.
AOF-Wrigley Stores
California flacking
8
62VaC
Goods.,Corp., common (quar.)
5.25% preferred (qiiar.
Asaeinblv Products, :Juc
—
Associated'Truck Lines,'Inc.; class A (quar.)
•Atchison, Toneka
Santa Fc Ry.—
Payable,ffRee.
.8-
8
9-
-j30c
■
(quar..
.Quarterly
diii8
the dividends ^nnouBced iji prewUnu
weeks and not yet paid. The list does jaot include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in th«
preceding table.
When
Holder*
Per
SMere
8-
8-
f20c
Associated Dry
Name of Company
1
Arrowhead
Below we give
,
/25c
4Vis%' preferred tquah)————
Purifois Waters, Inc. (Calif.)—
BrkO
9-
9-
(9- 1
19-12
",75c
12 Vac
—-
3.jc ,convertible preferred
,3-20
*9-4
40c
(quar.)—
:
Arnoltl Altex Aiumiuum, common
50c
•
preferred
$3.75
8-19
"20c
-•
8-8
*
(quar. 1
Armstrong Cork Co.,. common
3-22
•10-1
Steel Corp.
Aiiutco
-8*15
•50c
3-j2
1
,
8-15
<9-4
*
"Woodward'Jron Co.
9*10
f9*M
;-25c
(quar.)
Governor
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co. (quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co., com.
4,05% preferred (,quar.)
•
*$100
common——
—1
Fuel/Oil Corp. hiiUtr.i__-.r_-_——.
Arkansas
8*18
•8*18
•/_/«/.— t$l'.12 Vz
Candle Co..—_
Baumer
&
■9-
-9-
(quar.i
Paper
Woodward
25c
-
—
841
,9-
36c
,$1:20
(qu*r.)-~
A
9*11
9-'
23c
9
9-
50c
Mrio Oil Corp. (quar.)—
:
Argus 'Corp.,** Ltd., ..common ' (quar.)
Aii/qna Public .Service Co., common.(quar.
$1;10 preferred (qufir,
—
$2,50 proferrwl (.quar,)——■—
$2.3(i preferred (quar;)—
$*1.36 preferred (qunv. 1
—
$2;40 preferred (quar.)————
$2.40 A preferred (initial)
•8-" 5
•iOc
——
Co.,
Farms
fPaiticipathig
9-5
9-
'
30c
"
participating jprei'errecl (quar.)_.—
33
Cqilfornia Pacific. Utilities,
5% preferred (quar.
5.40% preferred (quar.)
,9-15
7 Vac
Angostura-Wupperuiah Corp. (quar..
AiHieuscr-Rusch.-Inc. (quar.)_™^_—_
15c
"(quar.
A
"8*18
9*12
12 %c
(Jim) 'Corp.
inereased-quar.) — —
Walker-Scott "Corp.,-class A <q\mr.)-_
Ward Industries, $1.25 preferred (quar,)
Weingarten (J.i, Inc., common (quar.)____/
Walter
Class
•942
30c
(quar.)™-
Walgreen Co.
Year-end
Payable of dee
19c
47V2C
'25c
40c
25c
27c
55c
60c
(quar.;
Interstate
California
8
8-
"9- 2
?30c
(quar.)—
Power
Telephone
Ink -Co.. (quar.)_;
California
HolderJ
When
,
.
Cement
California Electric
8- 1
8-15
2 Vac
.7
Par
7; 1/7' Share
(quar.)™_1___„—25c
Name of Company
Calaveras
,8-1%
8-15
15c
(quar.)_.
Electric Corp., common
(quar,):,
AnglorCunadian Telephone Co.—
1
8-15
12 Viz c
„„
—T
Share
f;
Name of Company
•00c
431 Vte
preferred (quar.i
Ltd., 5%
Virginia Dare,
,
7
When
Holder»
Payable, of Bee
Par
Holder•
When
Par
Share
Life Insurance
1
Co.—
—
50c
10-1;
(551)
Per
*
Name of
Connecticut
Common
40c
Company
Light
Consolidated
Holder«
Payable
27*4c
Cuban .Petroleum
rstocfc
10-
10c
___
div.)
1
9-2
10-1
Emhai't
5%
Gas, common
preferred
(quar.)_
25c
(quar.)_
8-29
8-20
7-18
10-1
,
'
$3.75
preferred
$1.12 *'3
(quar.)
8-29
9-1
45c
:
10-
$3 prior preference (quar.)
Cooper-Bessemer Corp. (quar.)
i'.
Corning Natural
Corson
(G.
&
Gas
W.
Corp.
H.),
(quar.)
Craddock-Ten-y Shoe, 5%
8-22
convertible
Zellerbach
9-30
93%c
28'78C
$4.20
Co.—
•
10c
(quar.)
Cuneo Press,
pfd.
9-10
9-15
8-18
1:50c
.
(quar.)_
8-15
7-15
9-
28c
(quar.)
75c
10-
15c
87%c
*4.20%
preferred
4.28%
5%
(quar.)
8-15
7-25
8-15
8-1
9-
Denver
Di
to
$3.50
v
$1.05
9-30
Giorgio
Class
Fruit,
B
Yard
class
9-30.
____
$1.25
9-30
9-10-
9-
,
25c
(quar.)
62Vic
(quar.)
A
$1
(quar.)
9-
3
8-15
9-
2
Stock
Diversified
7 from
Dobbs
Fund
Corp.
(fr.
net
invest,
Fund, Inc.
income)
(quar.)
Inc.
8-22
Beneficial
1
$1.56
4Va'/o
8-29
8-14
8-11
8-
1
8-25
8-
1
50c
8-30
25c
(quar.)
8-15
,
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)
."Monthly
Monthly
<
Dominion
Bridge Co.,
i
'■
Ltd.
General
•
(R.
Co.
R.)
Ltd.,
&
'
Stock
Dr.
Pepper
Drackett
*
Co.
Co.,
10-
(quar.)
Corp.
10-
1
Genei'al
9-
2
9-30
1
;
2
8-1.5
9-
1
8-15
9-1
8-15
9-
8-20
10-
1
8-15
8-
8-
1-
1
1
•_
8-22
2
8-12
9-15
8-
8
9-15
8-
$2.20
8-
l:
8-
1
9-
2
8-15
8-
11-
$1
(quar.)
9-
2
8-15
8-21
9-30
,30c
:
1 *
1
9-15
50c
9-17:
15c
9-
1
10-
1
8-22
4.75%
8-15
1
8-20
8-
4
50c
8-
4
4
Gerber
8-
5
Gillette
10-
1
9-19
9-10
8-20
9-15
8-29
9-15
8-29
8-15
J30c
7-31
7-31
8-15
15c
8-20
25c
9-10
8^
2
40c
8-15
22 %c
9- 2
50c
8-
25c
Co.
11-15
55c
56c
50c
—
53 *4
Telegraph
Goodall Rubber Co.
9-30
9-
2 :
G
10-
1
9-
2
10-
1
9-
1
9-
2
7-30
8-20
10c
9-11
8-22
15C
9-
8-22*
9-15
30c
(quar.)
—
(auar.)
$1.50
9- 2
10-
Goodyear
Gorki)m
Tire
&
Mfg. Co.
Rubber
8-
9-15
8-15
1
50c
9-15
35C
9- 2
25c
9-25
9-
—
6%
preferred (quar.)
Eastern Corp. (Bangor Me.)
Eastern
'
6%
Eastern
$1
preference
Utilities
Racing
preferred
A
(quar.)
Associates
Assn.,
(quar.)
common
31V4c
9-15
f$1.75
*
$1.50
9-15
8-29
8-30
Gossard
Grace
*
(quar.)
(quar.)
9- 2
8-11
2
8-15
9-15
8-27
8%
55c
8-15
8-
6
8%
30c
9-
<H.
Government
$1.50
(quar.)
Massachusetts Street, Ry.—
1st
Eastern
."
-
Grace
6%
<6%
" 7V2C
10-
1
9-15
8%
25c
10-
1
9-15
8%
W.)
National
(W.
Co.
(quar.)
Employees
R.)
preferred
Bank
&
Insurance
(N.
Y.)
(quar.)—
(s-a)__
—_
$2
!
8-
8
9-10
9- 2
8-25
$1.50
9-10
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.).
preferred A (quar.;__
preferred B (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
$1.50
12-10
11-18
5c
10-
1
9-15
$1.25
Co.
pfd.
Service,
per
Power,
com.
9-10
8-19
5%
$2
12-10
11-18
5%
12-
*
Erie
5
30c
9-
2
8-15
34%C
9-
2
8-15
9-25
8-.10
9-
2
9-
2
f
f
8-15
8-15
8-29
8-19
$5
8-29
8-19
30c
9-13
3-30
9-13
8-30
9-10
4-15
8-29
9-26
89-
4
3
8-12
8-
5
2%
8-28
8-
5
9-12
8-18
9-12
8-ia
9-30
9-19
9-
8-18
(quar.)
621/2 c
1
8-15
7
8-20
8-
21c
9-
2
40c
9-10
8-15
1
8-12
9-
(quar.)
$1.06*/4
26
6
1
8-12
25c
9-10
8-29
5c
9-10
8-29
31V2C
9-
1
8-15
35*/4C
9-
1
8-15
31V4C
9-
1
8-15
32c
9-
1
8-15
35%C
9-
1
8-15
391*0 c
9-
1
8-15
J
17c
60C
(quar.)
Refining Co.
Mortgage
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
$75c
35c
8-20
9-15
9-
8
9-10
7-31
8-29
8-
8
8-11
(Ontario)-—
*40c
—
& Door, common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
•
r
8-20
9-
—
'
7-26 *
8-15
35c
$1.50
(quar.)—.
Mining & Smelting Ltd,
Quarterly
12-15
-
0
20c
(quar.)
series C (quar.)
series D (quar.)
Production
Huttig Sash
9-
01.25
preferred series B
Oil
8-
9-15
(quar.)
90m. (quar.)
value (initial)
&
$2
8-15
8-15
$1.12'A
*
5%
Y.),
(N.
—
&
1
1
8-12
20c
Humblo
Huron
D-
25c
(quar.)
Hudson Bay
8-19
1
25c
Units of beneficial interest
11-18
8-15
1
9-
12 Vac
$1.06'/i
——
class A
Hugoton Gas Trust—
9-10
8-
9-
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred
12-10
8-15
87*/aC
:
-
Co.—
Corp., common
preferred
$2
5
(Okla.)—
_____
5.70%
$2
9-
8-15.
10-15
12*/aC
—
Pulp & Paper, class A (quar.)
Hugoton
9-12
25C
Publm
8-19
Co.*
(quar.)
8-29
8-20
$35
Extra
$5.12
9-19
9-15
15c
—--
*
9
9-19
45c
—
Stores
1
•
9-29
8.
$1.09%
Hubinger Co. (quar.)_;
5%
8-15
1
9-19
91*74C
———
——
Life Insurance
5.70%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9-15
60C
9-
9-29
6
8-22
7-25
30c
(qnar.)—
preferred $15
414%
10-
5
9-
8-22
35c
———
Lighting &
Howard
$1.41
12 %C
(quar.)
50c
10-20
12*/2c
(quar.)
(George A.) & Co., common
preferred A (quar.)
Hudson
8
8-22
8-14
8-11
50c
Hormel
6%
8-14
2
2
48 %c
(quar.)
(annual)
—
Housatonic
8-20
1
2
9-
99-
$1.50
(quar.)
common
Hardart
&
10-10
45c
10c
B
(quar.)
% preferred (quar.)
9- 2
-
8
8-29
10-31
$1.25
(quar.)—.—:
Co.
Club
Turf
Company,
1
20c
1
8
8-
40c
Class
Horn
8-29
8-25
8-
lie
(quar.)—
dividend
Houston
»
9-15
9-10
62 Vac
dividend
Stock
5
5
8-29
8-29
15c
changed to Hooker Chemical
(quarterly)
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Hoover Ball & Bearing (quar.)
2
——
$1
20c
Electrochemical
9-
8-
8-
11-
9-15
35c
Name
8-18
5
8-15
11-17
15c
tA5c
Co.,
State
1
9- 5
$$1.25
8
15c
;
common
E.)
Co.
preferred
1
8-15
8-11
45c
—
9-
9-
2
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
10-
(quar.)_
(quar.)
A
Corp.,
common
(quar.).
preferred A (quar.)
& Dauch Paper Co. of Canada, Ltd.
$2.50
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hotels
5.60%
7*/aC
9-
(quar.)—.—
(quar.)
•
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Co., 3.65% preferred
(Charles
Home
2
10-
8-11
1
4 Va
50c
Co.
preferred
class
Co.,
9-
1
*$1.25
—
common
Co.
8-15
9-23
9-
t22VaC
(quar.)
com.
Common
8-15
40c
com.
Ltd.,
2
9-
60c
2
Hooker
"
8-15
1
59 Va c
—
25c
8-15
*3c
9-
66c
Glens
Stock
8-30
9-
1
11-
Cash
8-15
55c
(quar.)
Globe Wernicke Industries
9- 2
3
9-
35c
Hoover
—
Cement
8-15
1
1
11-
(quar.)
5*/i%.
.
9-
8-
1
30c
5%
:
10-24
Co.
Falls. Portland
Mining
(H. J.)
Homasote
10-24
62*/2c
—
——
Gas
2
—
Co.
Co.,
9-
:
Cementing Co.
B
(quar.)—
preferred
(s-a)
Hollywood
10-24
11-15
11-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Well
Organ
Oil
*
4
9-15
50c
Ltd.
convertible
8-
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil
Mines,
9-10
*
t30c
Quarterly
8
33c
1_——
common
Water
(quar.)
Hobart
9-10
32*/2c
—
9-19
10- 1
—
preferred
Hazeltine
Corp.
7-25
;—
8
..
6
*30c
:
(quar.)
Hlnde
8
8-15
preferred (quar.) ____;—
preferred (quar.);
preferred (quar.)
;
—
Harbor Plywood Corp.
(quar.)
Hart, Schaffner & Marx (quar.)
Hartford Electric Light, 3.90% pfd.
7-18
1
9-
$1.16
Common
9-19
9- 2
10-
8-
62*/2C
preferred
Hires
27V2C
8-21
(increased)
Handy & Harman, common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Harbison-Walker Refracteries, com. (quar.)_
6% preferred (quar.)
;
"
8-
8-29
8-29
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Hilton
7-15
9-30
tlOc
9-10
9-20
"12c
:
preferred A (quar.)—
$4.37Va 2nd preferred (quar.)
Oil Sz Gas Co., 5%
pfd.
Hilo Electric Light Co., common
8-20
8-15
-
15c
1
.3 Va %
8-15
9-10
"
8-14 ~
12*720
(quar.)
Hiawatha
8
33c
Products
&
9-
60c
25C-
(quar.)——
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp.,
6% 1st preferred (quar.)
Gold
8-
5
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
Corp.
Corp.
Extra
preferred (s-a)„_—L—:
Genisco, Inc. (quar.).2
8-
9-
50c
5%
8-15
8-14
10c
—
(quar.)_—.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_7—
Oil
Common
8-29
60c
quar.)
8-14
8-29
Corp.—
Galion Products, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred class A (quar.)
Hercules Power Co., 5% preferred (quar.)__
Heyden-Newport Chemical Corp.—
8-14
9-15
8-29
*
2-24
Class
7-25
,5.28% preferred, (quar.)
8-15
9-15
9-22
.
8-14
7%
9-17
25c
8-29
6%
8-15
1
8-14
9c
7
8-14
#-l)i
Heinx
8-12
9-10
10-
8-14
8-29
8-29
3-16-59
Hecla
1
7-25
Telephone
40%
8-15
9- 2
$2
6'7a%
-
9-10
8-
8-15
"$2.25 preferred
4.25 %
9-
50c
38c
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$5 preferred
(quar.)^
4
8-15
8-29
6c
Hercules
j
(quar.) _7
Co. of Pennsylvania—
3c
13c
$1.25
8%
9-17
56*/4c
8-14
(quar.)
Hartford.
8-22
56 %c
8-29
11-25
5%
8-15
8-15
preferred
General
•
East Kootenav Power Ltd., 7% pfd.
raccum.)
East St. Louis & Interurban Water Co.—
:
8-15
8-15
*
8-14
9- 8
4%
8-20.
11-15
,
8-14
8-29
12-15
Hammond
8
9-
10c
8-14
8-29
10c
7
:
(quar.)
Hamilton Watch Co.,
8-22
75c
_____
8-29
9c
5%
9-11
3
6c
■.
2_i—-
2
5%
8
32 '/2C
General Telephone
7-30
tl4c
•
8-
9-
•
;
$1715
$1.25
Hajoca
7-11
35c
$2.75
"
(quar.)
Hancock
General Telephone Kentucky, 5% pfd. (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
7-30
$1.25'
-
8-15
8-25
40c
(s-a),
8-14
*
(quar.)_
Hackensack
1~
9-
t$1.25
8-29
8-14
10c
Hamilton Cotton
2
8-14
8c
^
Shares—.
common
Halliburton
,i.
(quar.)—.
Shares
—
preferred
Hallnor
35c
8-14
8-29
5c
;
convertible preferred
Quarterly
Quarterly
;•
(quar.)_
8-29
6c
4.64% pfd. (quar.)
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
8-29
12-
8-14 *
8-14
8-29
8c
Gulf Power Co.,
3-for-2
<quar.)__
9-30
10c
Bradstreet (quar.)
Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
liupuis Freres, Ltd., class A (quar.)
4.80% preferred (quar.)
9-20
(quar.)
preferred,
8-20
35c
&
5%
7-31
12-15
A
8-29
8-29
6c
$5 preferred
1
8-15
——
preferred
8-29
50c
Dunham-Bush
•
Corp.
$1.32
5c
Duquesne Brewing (quar.)-___.
Duriron Company (qucr.)
;__j.
Duro-Test; Corp.—
5% conv. pfd. 1956 series (quar.)
8-
$1.15
$1.18%
(quar.)_:
preferred
preferred
'60c
Gulf
—_
$13)2 preferred
50c
.
8-15
Telephone Co. of Florida—
preferred
25c
(quar.)
,
1
(quar.)
Co.
8c
8c
'•
Shares
$5
8-
—
Advertising
Utilities
*
;
$5 preferred
8-20
(quar.)
SI.30
8-15
9-
20c
(quar.)
8
5%
Common .(quar,)
$1J0
1
9-
15c
(quar.)
9-
—
(increased
8-14
8-14
12c
Guardian Mutual Fund, Inc.—
(From net investment income
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR., com.
8-15
8-15
Castings Corp.
Wares. Ltd., common (quar.)_
General Telephone Co. of California—
4*4%
preferred
(quar.)7__—
5Va %
preferred (qu'ar.)_
40c
...
1
9c
Steel
8-13
1
10-31
$3
(quar.)
common
$2 preferred
Dun
A.
8-15:
9-
Steel
50c
ii—
A
Co.
Foods
General
3%
common
preferred
8-15
8-29
11-
34'!4c
•
(quar.)
Extra
4%
Dravo Corp.,
9-13
$2
(quar.)
;
Drewry's, Ltd. U. 6.
Cigar
General
9
10c
(quar.)
dividend
9-
115c
.
8-22 '
,,
8-15
Electric, Ltd. ordinary (final)
Finance Corp.
(quar.)_.
Outdoor
7-31
20c
'
Douglas Aircraft
8-15
9-31
+25c
Sons
(Calif.), 5^2% pfd.
Roekaway RR. (s-a)
2
8-22
*12
325c
,
8-29
25c
$1
$8 pfd. (quar.)_
(quar.)—
Merchandise
$1
common
Douglas Oil
&
9-
1:62''ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Donohue Bros., Ltd.
(quar.)__,
Dorr-Oliver, Inc., com. (reduced!
$2 pfd.
(quar.)
:
Dover
9-17
1-16
*31%c
•
9-10
Ltd.—
preferred
^
—
—
Guardian Consumer Finance
9-10"
9-16
9-10
(increased)
Co.,
General
$1
.
Dominion Tar & Chemical,
Ltd., com.
'
$1 preference (quar.)
Donnelley
Co.
Baking
General Public
,
Ltd.
Paper
General
.-
(quar.)
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd.—
5% preference (quar.)
Donnacona
8-15
9-30
+50c
Stores,
1
1-30-59
t20c
Ltd.—
9-16
12*2C
(s-a)
8-29
;
Shares
'Class
*
"
8-29
•
Bond
Utilities
$1.10
——
(quar.)
Linoleum Co.,
8-12
*$1.25
4%
2
Stock
Shares
8-14
7c
Equipment- Shares
Steel
6c
Loom
Service
General
9-19-
8-29
'
*$1.25
Quarterly
Dominion
8-
1
25c
Anglo Investment Corp.—
5% preferred (quar.)
Dominion Oilcloth &
10-
25c
&
8-12 :
8-18
(quar.)
(quar.)__
8-14
10c
;
Shares
'Tobacco
42*/2c
preferred
General
9-12
8-15
39c
25c
—
.
Dominion
9-19
37*720
.
8-18
ic
45c
Industries, Inc.—
(accumulative)
Gardner-Denver Co., common (quar.)——
General
shares
lc
i
General
Mfg. Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
6-27
Gar Wood
Dodge & Cox Fund—
Dodge
9-15
x'
•
Co.
i
Shares
Railroad
28%c
—
Realty
8-14
8-29
J
3—
Railroad
8-22
7-31
________
pfd.
8-29
10c
:
Fund
Railroad
8-27
>
9-10
8-15
:;
:
8-29
6c
Fund
Funds—
Shares I
Petroleum
1
lc
A.) Co. (quar.)_
(R. E.)
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
8-28
;■
•
9- 8
15c
Canada
Bond
Bond
13c
-
Merchandising Shares
Mining Shares _7_.
;
8-18 *
8-
1
Co.
(Geo.
iVa%
i-
8-18
1
60c
dividend)
(reduced)
of
Trailer,
the
of
Funsten
Gas
(quarterly
Co.
(L.)
9-2
13c
investment
9-
20c
'
series—
10-28
10c
Investment
net
Houses,
8-29
17 c
iquar.)-—
series^.
8-22
20c
___
8-29
30c
1
8-
8-15
25c
8
■
Fund
Shares J.
Electronics & Electrical Equipment Shares
Shares
1
Industrial Machinery Shares
9-15
lc
&
*'
(quar.)
Fuller
.
inc.)
(quar.)
t
quar.)^
effect
8-
8-29
Chemical
(one additional share for
B
Fruit
t
Common
34c
,
68%c
r'f
(quar.)_
shares held to
Co.
8-29
■
10- 1
6
8-25
9-12
Fund
Building Shares
,
4c
_7.
■
Stock
Growth
Industry
Aviation
9-16
9-19
Funds—
Automobile
.
(quar.)—
$1
Ltd., ordinary (final)
(Equal to approximately $0,117 per share)
Distributors Group, Inc.—
1
1
7-31
7-31
8-
I21/2C
Food
.
(increased
(quar.)
A
lOd
*
Distillers,
8
8-
10-
50%
Motor
Friedman
7-24
30c
_
8-
8-15
r
10c
7-24
8-15
9- 2
35c
;
$1.12*78
(stock
Freeport Sulphur
8-15
25c
General
Fund—
two
Motor
Income
13- 5
25c
—
Corp., common
4% preferred (quar.)
12-15
The
r.
7-31
(quar.)
&
Bond
9-10
1
Institutional
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stores—
8-15
(quar.)
The
8-20
8-15
8-15
8-21
^
General
8-13 v
8-15
*
20c
Fully Administered Fund
preferred Tquar.)
series
Corp.
Class
9-10
9-30
(quar.)_
Divco-Wayne
Fair
Ford
9-10
$1.07
$1.14
The
30c
common
Fort Wayne & Jackson
RR.,
Franklin Custodian Fund—
—___
8-13
$3
Warehouse
Class
9-10
Capital
'
Co.
preferred
Ford
9-10
9-30
Insurance
Wallace, voting common
Noa-voting common (quar.)
8- 6
9-30
$1
Common
The
37y2c
4.75%
Fruehai'f
preferred
Union Stock
Dictaphone
<
8-15
The
»
;.7
Corp., 4% preferred
preferred (quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)—
Forbes
Tramway Corp.—
$2.50
,
-
1
(quar.)
4.60%
8-15
-
8
9-15
.
1
quarterly from net investment
8-
v
1
income
11-
(quar.)
Stock dividend
%
(quar.)
1
8-30
912-
Inc.—
12-
8-28
9-10
25c
(quar.)—
Products
AH payments
8-29
$1.50
,
(quar.)
Florida Steel Corp.
Store
Securities,
7
(quar.)
1
$1.12*/a
(quar.)
Power
Food Mart, Inc.
9-15
..
Suppxy Co. of New York
Florida Growth
9-15
92 %c
7
.
(quar.)——
(quar.)
preferred
Dentists
*
pfd.
7-28
Co.
&
Industries
GVocery
.
8-21
12-10
tl2y2c
U21/2C
B
(quar.)__
(A. P.) Fire Brick Co.
Group
9- 2
9- 2
9-15
40C
9-10
20c
split)
1
1
75c
40C
Coal Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
A
Gregory
r
7-11 f
8- 1 .7
60c
1953
Stock
each
7
5c
&
Co.
preferred
Florida
8-15
8-15
50c
preferred
Denver
-
3-70%
2
9-
9-15
•
"
(Houston) —
9-
(quar.)__
Traders Life
Bank
Food
10-
,
(quar.)-.
<quar.)___—
preferred
4.56%
4*/a%
8-15
10-
.
50c
Class A (monthly)
:
Class B (monthly)
Field; (Marshall) see Marshall Field
Fifty Associates (Boston)
(s-a)
Filtrol Corp.
(quar.).
1
,___7
Firestone Tire & Rubber—
12-20
9-
Gas
Flying Tiger Line
8-29
12c
Delaware Power & Light,
>4% preferred (quar.)
1
$1
Fund
Income
8-
8-29
9-12
9-15
$1.10
A (quar.)—
Railway (quar.)
$1.25
—
5
12-31
10c
Delaware
9-
12-8
Morse
&
■4.40%
87%c
k;
8
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc. (quar.)
National Mortgage Assn.
(monthly)
Federal Paper Board Co., 4.60%
pfd. (quar.)
Federated Mortgage Corp. of Delaware—
Class A (monthly)
Class B (monthly)
■;,
9-5
8-15
(quar.)™.
& Eons_^_
1
9-26
_s
8
8-
(quar.)
Compress
9-5
12-26
Dean
Phipps Stores.,
Deerfield Glassine Co.
9-17 *
1
50c
(s-a)
8-18
9-29
10-
50c
^—___
Delany (John H.)
2
9-2
$1.75
(quar.)
common
8-
1
9-12
9-30
15c
3
West
Green
I
Bearing
River
First
(quar.)
1
9-
9-30
•
7-31
8-18
*40c
Class
>
7-31
8-30
9-10
*30c
-
;
87*/aC
prior
preferred
8-11
$1.05
•
.
Daggafontein Mines (irreg.)
35c
Dahlstrom Metallic Door Co.
(quar.20c
Daybrite Lighting (quar.)
^
15c
Daystrom,
Inc.
(quar.)
:
30c
Dayton & Michigan RR.,
8% preferred (quar.)
10-10
10-10
10-1
v
preferred
1
11-1
'
:
5*/2%
11-
50c
(quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp., class A tqutr.)_
A
8-15
8-5-
25c
preferred (quar.)
Cuban-American Sugar Co., 7%
pfd.
Curtis Publishing Co., $4
prior pfd.
'$1.00 prior preferred (quar.)___
Class
f
10c
$1.12
'
1
8-15
8-15
9-
15c
Federal Insurance Go.
iquar.)
7
8-20
40c
Federal
*
-
8-15 ~
8-14
8-30
40c
preferred
Class
9-15
$1.75
common
Insurance
8- -6
of
$1
$1.25
common
Federal
8-29
Great
8-29
$1.12*72
Co.
Quarterly
8-15
8-15
9-10
.
8-29
40c
Tea
(quar.)
Paper Co.,
Quarterly
8-26
11-26
20c
(quar.)
Pacific
Great Southern Life
8-11 '
-
1
(quar.)
5Va%
5
*
1
Co.
&
Northern
of Kee.
9-15
12-15
>
preferred
Great
Holder»
$25c
(quar.L.
Steel
Northern
4.40%
:
9-
;
30c
(annual)
preferred (quar.)
Farrington Mfg., 5'^%
Fedders-Quigan Corp.,
7-31.
$1.20
4
12*/ac
(quar.)
(Syracuse, N. Y.)
1
9*
9-
25c
;
preferred
9-
City
Atlantic
Great
8-15
8-29
$1.18%
;
common
convertible
Farmers
12-16
9-15
-
■
Corp.,-
8-20
9-
$1.25
Brewing, 6% preferred (quar.)
Fansteel Metallurgical
Corp. (quar.)
11-, Irt.-
-8-15
(qnar.)
30c
(quar.)
2
9-20
25c
pfd.
Falstaff
8-22
8-
1-1-59
_______
Corp.,
& Land
11-15
*25c
<qnar;)________t_
(quar.)__
& Pittsburgh
RR., guaranteed (quar.)_
Railroad, $5 pseierrea (quar.)
Fall
-
8-10
5
$2.50
Crown Cork & Seal Co.,
Inc., $2 pfd.
Crown Cork A; Seal Ltd. (quar.)
Crown
9-
8-15
$17*/2c
Crown Cork. International
Corp.—
Class A (quar.)
Crystal oil
4
8-25
8-30
•
5c
'
A
Co.
30c
(quar.)_
preferred
Fairbanks
8-21
8-
$4
(quar.)
preferred
Company,' class
B (qtiar.)'__;
;
8-15
2
9-10
27,/2C
Crompton ,& Knowles Corp.__________.
Class
1
9-10
9-
8-25
pfd. (s-a)
(quar.)_.
9-
'
preferred
Fafnir
8-25 *
(quar.)_____
(R. L.), Ltd. (quar.)
a
Crane Co." 3%% preferred
(quar.)
f'4%%
9-
'*• 25c
(quar.)
Co.
Rubber
8-11
5
9-10
(quar.)
$1.60
preferred
(quar.)
Erie & Kalamazoo RR.
(s-a)_________!
-
9-10
Ctain
Croesett
8-15
4V'a%
75c
Cribben <S? Sexton Co.—
2
Erlanger Mills,
62 %c
(quar.)
Cosmos Imperial Mills, Ltd.
6
9-
10c
.__
Inc.
Realty
9-
$5
,
9-1
$4
Cosmopolitan
Quarterly
$1,42
$2
8-11
12*/2c
pfd.
(quar.)
Erie
1
*7%c
5%
preferred
preferred
Erie
40c
___
tquar.)__
76% preferred (quar.)
Cornell Paperboard Products
8-15
8-29
9-
Copper Range Co.
Steel Co.,
8-15
2
Co.
When
Payable
*250
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co.
(quar.)
Great Lakes Paper Co.,
Ltd., com. (quar.)
8-15
2
Equity
8-29
Cppp. Clark Publishing Co., Ltd. (quar.).;.
Copeland Refrigeration Corp. (quar.)
Uopperweld
2
4.50%
8-22
75c
V
(quar.)
*
9-
(quar.).
America, common (quar.)
7%■: preferred (quar.)
8-15
9-
Share
,
class A
(quar.;
Union
Great
:
8-15
9-
9-15
9-15
2
2
$1.34
Co.
(quar.)___
a
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c
pfd. (quar.)
EquiLabie Gas Co., common (quar.)
8-20
50c
25c
99-
(quar.)___.
Auto-Lite
5
8-
$1.25
$1.37 */2
1
9- 1
8-15
$1.37*72
(quar.)
Emporium-Capwell
.
31 %c
8-15
2
$1.41*74
9-30
$l.I2Va
Inc.
I.
8-
*-
9-15
93%C
6
8-14"
8-25
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Continental Steel Corp. (quar.)
;
Cook Paint & Varnish
Co.,-common
:
9- 5,
25c
:
.4.50% conv. 2nd pfd. (quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel
Industries,
: '5%
preferred (quar.)—:
-
9-
1
s
8-29
2
9-
.
quar.)
434%
1
10-
,
30c
9-30
9-
$1.06*74
Emory Industries <quar.)__
Empire District Electric, 5%
•
10-
$1.13
32*/2C
$1.02*72
1
Hose &
9-5
____
Grand
Granite
(quar.) 7
Electric
7-31
60c
(quar.)
8-22
7-15
preferred
6.40%
8-12
$1.04
_
preferred
*'"•
A
9-12
5.68%
8-15
8-1
8-27
*37*2c
Co., common (quar.)
preferred
Hpiar.);,
1
;4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
4.52%
preferred
<quar.)______
Cpnsumers Water Co.. (quar.)
4.16%
(quar.),.
Continental Can Co^ common
2
Class
8-15
5.65%
Electric
30c
Consumers Power
4%
9-
9-12
preferred
preferred
preferred
5.36%
t
Grafton & Co.,
.
40c
(quar.) 7
(quar.)_
preferred
9-30
5.50%
9-10*
9-10
8-26
9-1
*13c
__
Container Corp. of
America, common
$5
5'/2%
Name of Company
7-30
25C
preferred
9-10
9-15
Theatres, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Consolidated Water, Power & Paper Co.—
Quarterly
1.
Natural
V4 %
8-27
10-15
Consolidated
Paso
4
Per
of Ree.
8-22
*30c
Manuiacturing Co. (quar,)
4.10%
10-15
G5%c
(quar.)
7"
1
1
22tic
____
.
10-
Ltd.
8
,
-
9-15
25c
—
H5 *74 % preferred i quar.)
Consolidated Gas Utilities Corp. (quar.)
Consolidated Laundries Corp.
(quar.)
.
9-15
10c
(qnar.)
'
El
Trust,
Holdere
Payable
75c
(quar.)
8-
8-29
70c
.,
(quar.)__,
8-
,
shs. Consolidated Cuban Petroleum
held)
Consolidated Edison Co. <N. Y.) tquar.)____
Consolidated Electrodynamics Corp.
(quar.)
Consolidated Poods Corp., common
Corp,
When
Share
Investment
Ecuadorian
~
Company
Manufacturing Co.
Economic
9-20
'
*
-(One sh; Bolivian American Oil for each 25
Consumers Glass, Ltd.
Name of
Eaton
(Guar.)
Stock 'dividend
Per
of Rec.
Co.—
(increased)
preferred
When
Share
Power
&
11
50c
9-15
10-
1
9-
1
8-15
9-30
9-15
$1.25
$1.25
12-30
12-15
-
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
32
-1-Name of Company
Idaho Power Co.,
V , ■•
'
(increased).-,.,-'—
^
>
common
; 40c
i
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
—
,
Lite Assurance Co. of Canada—
Quarterly
—
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Great Britain
Ireland, Ltd.
(interim)
Indiana Gas $•: Water Co. Inc. (quar.;
industria Electrica de Mexico S. A.—
1
8-18
137 (4c
9-
1
*-*
9-12
Link-Belt
shares
American
&
;
,
—
Co.,
Water
7-31
8-15
20c
11-28
11-15
9-
2
8-
$3
8-30
1st
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional Bank Fund (13c from
invest¬
8-15
9-15
32C
plus 19c from securities profs.)
Fund—
Institutional Foundation
cents
(10
ecnts
10
income and
profits)
investment
from
securities
from
pfd.
7%
International Investors,
9-
65c
(quar.) —
(quar.) —
Machines
International Business
International Harvester,
9-10
1
income)
investment
net
(From
International Petroleum
(quar.)
Utilities Corp.
8-29
170c
9- 2
8-18
160c
10-15
9-15
117 (4c
(increased quar.)
4c
6%
preferred
Investors
(quar.)
of
Mutual
Class A (s-a)
4.35%
preferred
preferred
5%
Inc.,
9-
9-15
Jewel
4M4%
8-15
3%%
5%
Julian
Johnson
&
8-15
Massachusetts
9-
8-15
Massachusetts Indemnity &
35%c
9-
8-15
44c
9-
8-15
Quarterly
Industries,
7-21
8-31
62 Mac
1
8-
8-15
5c
9-15
8-29
1
9-15
8-30
$1.40
8-25
10-
$1.25
$1.25
1 Ma %
9-10
lMa%
12-10
8-25
11-
7
35c
9-10
8-22
25c
8-12
8-
50c
8-29
11-
93 %c
4
8-15
10-17
1
—
Robbins
10-
1
9-
5
4(4%
4
9- 2
9-15
Mead,
preferred
Johnson
5%
1
8-15
Men gel
1
8-15
1
1
9-15
12-15
8-
8
8-
5
Metal
8
Metal
25C
1-15-59
1-
8
4-15-59
4-15
$1.25
1-15-59
1-
8
8-25
3.85%
8-15
3.90%
1
J20c
9-25
8-29
8-28
8-15
4.45%
30c
1
8-
30c
.
9-
8
10-
1
9-10
Meycr-Blanke
Keystone
Income
investment
Keystone Steel
Klelnert
series
K-l
(from
24c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-31
9-10
8-11
IVhe
Co.
Rubber
8-15
9-12
8-28
Certificates
Knudsen Creamery, common
60c preferred
(quar.)
7%
Apparel
La Salle
Miller
9-11
8-19
9-
2
8-
Minneapolis
Minneapolis
$1.50
10-
1
9-13
$1.75
5%
11-
—
10c
(quar.)
University
15c
(quar.)
15c
Steel
Co.
8-
8-11
10-
9
9-30
(Alfred)
8-
8-15
7-31
9-
CO
2
B
(quar.)—
115c
9-30
A
B
115c
(quar.)
Insurance
(Los
Angeles)
9-30
12-31
12-15
12-31
12-15
10c
8-20
8-
5
8-20
8-
5
Tquarl)
Extra
Bryant,
.
Inc.
"II—I
(quar.)
Industries
Laura Secord
30c
(quar.)
15c
Class
B
$1.20
5%
(James)
(quar.)
&
Sons
Leonard
Leslie
Refineries
Salt
9-
2
8-11
7-31
10-20
9-30
50c
8-29
8-15
New
(fee
9-30
9-15
9-15
8-25
New York
35c
9-11
8-28
New
8-29
9-, 2
1
8-
$1.06(4
9-
1
8-
8
10-
1
9-15
8-15
7-31
10-
1
9-
1
8-22
8-
8-18
6
Normetal
9-12
North
9-12
10-
1
9-12
8-
8-15
5
9-
9-12
9-
9-26
9-16
North
North Star
Utilities,
$1.08%
10-
1
9-
3
$1.11(4
10-
1
9-
3
Common
4.40%
9-11
$1.12(4
8-30
8-lfl
$1.12(4
11-29
11-14
9-12
8-22
37 (4 c
5(4%
7-30
25c
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-
preferred (quar.)
Northwest Natural Gas, common
5
5.75%
7-31
Northwestern
8-15
Common
8-11
7-25
8-29
8-15
40c
9-
2
8-11
$1.25
1
9-
1
10-
1
9-15
$1.15
10-
1
9-15
90c
common-
9-1G
8-29
9-16
8-29
9-12
8-21
9-12
8-21
34c
9-
2
8-14
4-
$1.25
9-
2
-_|L
25c
(quar.)
Chemical
Co.
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
15c
9-15
10-
8
8-25
9-
5
I-
.
33(4%
Morgan
75c
8-19
7-25
10-31
10-15
Mosinee
10-31
10-15
Motor
fquar.)
9-10
10-
1
2
8-15
9-
2
20c
9-15
'
40c
income)
11c
9-15
7-31
9-
2
8-15
Mount Diablo
Motor
Wheel
Mountain
Fuel
Munsingwear,
5(4%
8-15
7-31
Murphy
Supply
Inc.,
preferred
8-15
9-15
8-29
9-10
9-17
9-10
8-21
322(fee
9-
2
8-
6
3$1.19
9-
2
8-
6
9-
2
8-
4
8-15
8-
1
9-30
9-
8
6c
8-31
8-15
9-10
8-15
30c
C.)
(G.
Co.
Piston Ring
Muskogee
Co.
Mutual
Tenn.—
9-10
oo
t
CO
Income
vestment
(quar.).
9-
8-15
30c
9-15
8-22
9-15
income)
2
:
9-2
9- 1
9- 1
8-15
8-15
8-15
*
8-11
8-11
8- 5
8- 5
8-15
8-15
9-20
8- 8
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)__
Ohio Edison Co.. 4.56% pfd. (quar.)
1S1.75
9- 2
8-1
$1.14
40c
9- 2
Ohio Oil Co.
(quar.)
$1.12(4
$1.05
$1.02
$1.10
30c
30c
pfd. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)^
preferred (quar.)
Ohio Power Co., 4(4%
4.20%
4.03%
4.40%
Okanagan Telephone Co., common
(s-a)
preferred (s-a)
40c
Inc.
River
Mississippi
Products
6%c
Natural Gas, common
4%%
preferred (quar.)
4.92%
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co., class A
Olen
7%
(quar.)
Pottery
Steel
Ontario
Products Ltd., com.
9-30
9-12
8-29
8-25
7-31
iin
11c
9-10
9- 2
9- 2
9- 2
9- 2
9-7
9-7
8-15
8- 8
8- 8
8-8
8- 8
8-8
8-8
8-8
9-12
8-15
6-15
8-15
9- 9
9- 5
7-31
7-31
7-31
8-14
Line,
(quar.)
37(4c
59%c
61 (4c
18c
30c
$25c
1S1.75
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
9-10
8-21
8-15
7-15
8-15
7-15
9- 5
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd.—
A
payment of 6 shillings equal to approx.
84c per American sh. subject to South
African exchange control
—
Orange & Rockland Utilities
4.75% preferred B (quar.)
4%
preferred
D
(Minn.)
preferred
4.40% preferred
4%
Oxford
preferred
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-22
10-23
1°- 1
9-10
9-10
9- 1
9- 1
8-25
9- 5
1°- 1
9- 1
10-13
(quar.)
1
$1.10
20c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Paper Co.,
9-12
10- 1
$1.44
81
10c
40c
90c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oster Manufacturing Co
Otter Tail Power
84-
$1.19
Inc.—
convertible preferred C
5%%
Outboard Marine Corp.
9-12
(from
- $1
75c
$1.12(4
18c
$1.43%
10- 1
9-10
8-15
10c
Fund
10-16
8- 8
8-15
25c
30c
Owens-Illinois Glass,
(quar.)
11- 1
8-15
9- 2
8-15
8-22
9-
50c
(quar.)
Foundation
8
26y4c
(quar.)
8-25
8<4c
$1
•
9- 1
$3.60
(quar.)
9-15
8-20
1
10-
60c
(resumed)
common
Muskegon
15c
2
30c
(quar.)
8-20
9-
40c
_
Oil .(quar.)
8-11
of
8-29
$2.50
-
9-12
9-30
+69c
,122(40
9- 1
9-1
8-29
1
30c
Corp
1
Co.
1
10-
15c
Corp.
9-
Insurance
1
10-
9-10
9-
25c
8-29
10-
t$1.75
62 (fee
Mills Co.—
Paper
Products
1
t$1.75
37 (fee
Engineering
8-22
8-22
35c
Onondaga
$2.50 prior preferred
1
8-
$1.25
(quar.)
Lines
8-15
+45c
.
9-20
9-30
10- 1
10-24
$1.12(4
$1.31(4
Oklahoma
.
9-3
12- 3
preferred (quar.)——
—
preferred (quar.)———
Northwestern States Portland Cement (quar.)
Norwich Pharmacal (quar.)
—
5(4%
Oklahoxna
Insurance—
dividend
10- 2
1-2-59
Public Service Co.—
(quar.)
8-14
(quar.)—
88-15
11-16
8-15
$1.10
pfd. (qv
10-
9-15
$1.07 Va
.
(quar.)___
4*4%
35c
)
8-25
8-30
36 (4 c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
10c
27 (fee
(quar.)
Chemical
Moore-McCormack
1st
4.50%
5
56 (4 c
—
9-15
12-15
50c
44c
$4 prior preferred
(quar.)
Northwest Bancorporation, common
9-15
8-15
8-29
8-29
9- 2
40c
140c
——
Northern Quebec Power,
1
10-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Ohio Telephone (quar.)
Ltd., com. (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Northland Utilities Ltd. (s-a)
Northeastern Insurance Co. (Hartford)
Northeastern Water Co., $2 pfd. (quar.)
8-28
9-25
17c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1956 series
1956 series
9-20
9-20
Public Service Co.—
Northern
9-12
20c
—
8-28
9-12
25c
.
preferred
preferred
$2.50
Northern Indiana
8-21
7-28
22*4c
*15c
tloc
—
(quar.)
$2.50
3
common
7-28
(quar.)
Oil, Ltd., class A (quar.)—
A
8-29
9-10
8-11
:v
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Shore Gas Co. (111.)
6%
2
9-30
45c
15c
26?(4e
t62(4c
Corp.
American
5(4%
7-31
2
60c
Ltd.
(quar.)
Corp.,
Car
8-15
8-15
8- 4
£3c
Coal (quar.)
North American Investment Corp.—
Mining
9-2
9-15
9-10
343«c
37(4c
8-15
1
American
8-15
8-29
$1
1
North
9- 2
9-15
+50c
90c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
5
3
10-15
10-
35c
9-
10c
9-5
35c
——
-
10-
3
(quar.)
7-21
9-8
9- 8
9-8
15c
10-
9-
Co.
10-1
10- 1
(Mo.) (20c from invest¬
from capital gains)
and
income
Nopco Chemical, 4%. pfd. (quar.)
Mines Ltd. (quar.)—
9-
& St. Louis Ry. (quar.)
Power & Light, common (
8-15
10- 1
Norfolk & Western Ry., common
(quar.)
(monthly)—
Gas
50c
93%c
$1.12(4
$1.12(4
(quar.)_
Noranda
9-
(quar.)
8-15^
8- 5
8- 5
8-29
—
Quarterly
ment
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-15
8-15
(quar.)
Niagara Share Corp.
1
com.
9-5
8-29
8-25
8-25
10- 1
4(4%
8-15
9-8
10- 1
10-1
25c
$2
$2.50
50c
—
3(4%
9-12
$1.18%
9-30
10- 1
$1
$1.01(4
preferred (quar.)_.
—k
preferred (quar.)_—
—
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
8
8-5
7-22
7-30
9-15
9-15
85c
preferred (s-a)___——
Chicago & St. Louis RR.
8-9
8- 1
8-1.
York State Electric & Gas—
Common
9-
—~—-
8- 1
50c
45c
common
$5 non-cumulative
1
10-31
1
Dock,
York
59j8C
1
9-10
Quarterly
8-30
*$1
(quar.)
Jersey Power & Light, 4% pfd.
4.05%
preferred (quar.)
New York Air Brake (reduced)-;
New
10-
10c
Casualty
New
10-
90c
&
New
8-15
10-
(quar.)
Life
8-15
2
95c
9-10
50c
(quar.)
Libby
2
0-
97 (4 c
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)
&
9-
85c
96 (4 c
10-15
62 (4 c
Co." (quar)
McNPll
New
Class
10-15
9-
35c
Lexington Trust Fund—
(Quarterly from net investment
Libby,
8-15
12 (4 c
10-31
125C
(quar.)
Lehigh Portland Cement
2
60c
Warehouse
Britain Gas Light (quar.)-—————
Haven Gas (quar.)
Haven Water (quar.)__
87 (4 c
130c
—III'
III
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Leath & Co., common (quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
Lees
9-
—
New Bedford Storage
.——
115c
(quar.)
preferred
8-15
Y.)—
Co., com. (quar.)
(quar.)
Morgan
(J. P.) & Co. (quar.)
Morgan (Henry), Ltd.,' common (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen
Co.
(quar.)
125c
Dividend
A
2
40c
5%
(quar.!—
Laurentide Acceptance, Ltd.—
Class
9-
30c
115c
Candy Shops, Inc.
k
New
70c
Service—
pref.
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
7%
preferred A (quar.)
7% preferred B (quar.)
Moore-Handley Hardware Co.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
9-15
115c
115c
~
(quar.)
Class
8-22
93 %c
Investors
$3
participating
Moore Corp., Ltd.,
9-15
10c
Class
5
Moody's
(quar.)
Class
9-
93%c
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
1
—
Canada, Ltd
55c
,
j
8-21
8-21
10- 3
8-15
9-12
Products
common
25c
1
•
8-15
9-30
6
8-
8-? 1
0-20 ■■■: 8r 5 ,
9-15
9- 5
8-15
8- 1 ,
9-15
8-29,
$1.50 preferred (quar.)_.—9-2
Amsterdam Casualty (s-a)—
———
95c
9-1
20c
Co.
0-29
9-2
8-15
;
7-31,
9-18
,9- 8
8-5
8-15
8-15
8-25
Neptune Meter, common (quar.)
$2.40 preferred <quar.)__
—
Nevada Natural Gas Pipe Line Co., common
2
8-20,
8- 8
5c
Neon
8-
(reduced)
-
35c
60c
9-15
(quar.)—
>
9- 4
9- 4
10-24
9-30
9-
,
^
8-15
62
8-15
7-31,
7-31,
„
15°.
-
''
-8-15
8-15
9- 5
8-25
8-11
9-29
9-30
8-15
17c
17c
+15c
k—:
40c
—
(N.
9-10
■
5 0
40c
$1.0614
200
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper Co.—■
Class B non-voting common—
30c
Monumental Life
t$1.75
8-20
.
Montrose
Co. Ltd.—
.
r,
—
(quar.)
—
Neiman-Marcus Co., 4(4% preferred (quar.)
Neisner Bros., Inc.
(quar.)
Co.
Cement
30c
Monsanto
Inc.—
A
Title
5%
-—T-—
8-19
3
9-10
_(4% Of 1%
Y.)~
Corp.
dividend
Stock
Nazareth
8
8-
9-10
9-
Nationwide
y1
(quar.)
Rhoades
Missouri
8
8-15
8-18
Class A voting
9-15
$1.50
8-29
2
9-
18c
9-15
1
? 9-12
9-10
350c
9-15
9-30
10-
8-25
9-20
8-23
12-20
27c
'9-15
87 (4 c
Missouri Kansas Pipe Line,
31 (4c
8-25
4 (fee
9-26
1-9-59
8
9>
$1
preferred (quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40%
$4.60
preferred
(quar.)
7-25
1
9-15
-
8-15
5%
1
$1.25
Class
Stock
10-15
1
8-20
4
8-15
2
(quar.)
preferred
&
Minnesota
22 (4 c
•
(Brooklyn, N.
Lake of the Woods Milling,
7%
preferred (quar.)
Lanston
1
I
I
Semi-annual
Lane
4(4%
,
———' 25c
8-31
Miles Laboratories Inc.
II
(quar.)
Lafayette National Barik
Land
8-15
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred B (initial)
Lambert
8-15
11-14
8-29
50c
4.32%
Laclede
8-25
11-25
40c
(quar.)
Extension
3
10-
'
50c
common
Co
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming,
)
.
9-
Piping
10c
Quarterly
Laclede Gas,
5%
9-
15c
^
preferred (quar.)
Inc. (stock dividend)
L'Aiglon
9-15
4
8-
10c
Midwest
•
15c
(quar.)
Gas
8- 8
;•
-
.
50c
preferred (quar.)—,
4(4% preferred (quar.)
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.)
7-21
25c
2nd
Kusan,
8-20
15c
preferred (quar.)
Koehring
Co.
(quar.)
Kresge (S. 6.) Co. (quar.)
Kroger Company, common
1st preferred
8c
(quar.)
60c
6%
1
8-
5
35c
Copper
Mid-South
beneficial interest
of
.
—
4(4%
Knickerbocker Fund—
9-
$1.25
Co. (quar.)—
Michaels Stern & Co.—
income)
Wire
&
(I. B.)
Fund
-8-25
-
-
Extra
Miami
Keystone Custodian Funds—
;
*
8-25
-
*
50c
—
Corp.,
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.35%
15c
Ltd.
Mines,
Thermit
preferred
9-
--
------
' 'r.
'
$1.06(4
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
3.80%
preferred (quar.)
9-15
35c
$1.18%
*
50c
59% c:
-
Tubing
&
Hose
&
j
42--I
\ 8-15)
9- 3
Ltd.
,
.
.
50c
10-
7%
25c
•
(quar.)
8-20
8-31
>
+15e
(quar.)———
.National .Stock'
•
-8-29
9-15
"
15c
10-15
9-22 ;
8- 1
8-11
9-15 -'t 8-15
J20c
—
Research Corp.—
serieSk_i._"——k
;
9c
National Preferred Stock: series^—1--1—
' 10c
National Securities & Research Corp
'- ;
25c
National Starch Products (quar.)———:—
25c
National Steel & Shipbuilding, com. (quar.)
10c
National Tile' & Mfg
"" 10c
National-U. S. Radiator Corp. (quar.)
—
10c
National Vulcanized Fibre (quar.20c
"8-29 *
25c
common
10-15
8-15
9- 2
8-8^
Reduced
7-31
.
—
preferred
$4
5c
-
17(fee
.—
Co.,
&
7-25
>
30c
25c
25c
preferred- A (quar))4_r——_J——-w
preferred
'(quar.)..——kk——44^.44-.H- 3
4Q" 9 j, '
Casting Co.— " '■
>
k
'7%
6%
:
—
Corp.
Assurance
25c
t6V4 c
(quar.),
8-15
'National
.
>
8-12
8-11
>5o
J5o .1-2-59
Gypsum Co., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)—
$1.12(a_
9-2
Lead Co., commoil—
kr4 .'
75c "
9-2o
National
1
1
8-29
'
9-19
8-29
8-27
9- 2
9-2
Class A. (guar.)
fClass -At(guar,)
40c
Quarterly
Merck
'
,
10-15
National Securities
(accum.)
(s-a)—
Co.
Fire
25c
Keyes Fibre Cc., common (quar.)__
4.80% 1st preferred (quar.)
net
Co.
88-
8-15
8-15
•9-10
\
(Canada), Ltd.—
(quar.)
convertible preferred
National Hosiery Mills,
1
8-
8- 8 '
9-15
$3.50
(quar.)
Gold
•; 10-23
8-15 >
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)——
(quar.)
Messenger Corp.
87(4c
Kerr-Addison
Co.
8-15
9-
10-
1-2-59
87 fee
(quar.)
i
9-12
8-15
(quar.)
Merchants
preferred (s-a)
&
Mfg.
Menasco
99-
$1.12(4
Kentucky Utilities Co., common
4%% preferred (quar.)
Ketchum
8-15
1
9-
$1
$1.05
r_;
_
60c
50c
(quar.)—
Co.
(quar.)— _—
&
25C
Common (quar.)
Common (quar.)
8-22
37(4c
Telephone
$1.08%
(quar.)
9-15
li-
,
r
$1.75
10c
fquar.)
Chemical, com.
&
Common
30c-
(quar.)——
Portland Cement (quar.)
Shoe, 4%% preferred A
Melville
8-15
1
9-
95c
(quar.)_
class A pfd.
(quar.)
Inc., common
Inc.
8-22
330c
—
(quar.)_.
Mead
Medusa
City Power & Light—
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)
4 Ms % preferred (quar.)
Kellogg Co., 3 Ms % preferred (quar.)
3Ms %
preferred
(quar.)
Kelly Douglas k Co. Ltd.—
8
> t$1.25
(quar.)
5
Kansas
3.80%
9-
20c v...
(quar.)
Ltd.
common
9-
9-11
25c
—
9-17
35c
&
McKesson
1
$1.25
(quar.)
1
-
8- 5
10-15
8-20
(quar.)_———$1.06(4
preferred
4(4%
National Drug & Chemical
10-
60c
.
Corp.,
8-25
10-
40c
National Distillers
,.
9-17
9-30
$1
45c
(quar.)
Life Insurance—
Porcupine Mines,
Mclntyre
Meadville
Stone,
8-15
Conveyer
62 Mac
(quar.)
25c participating
21
(quar.)
(quar.)—,
—-—
May Department Stores, com. (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (1947 series) (quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
L
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)—
4%
preferred (quar.)
McCord Corp., common (quar.)
.
$2.50 preferred (quar.)—
McCormack & Co., 4%%
preferred (quar.)
McGraw-Hill Publishing
(quar.)—
Mathews
(quar.)
Luughlin Steel Corp,, com.
Kentucky
9-
Inc.
Maule
—
preferred A (quar.)
k Kokonge Co
Kennametal,
'6
$1.25
8-22
10-30
9-10
"
Acme
20c
9-
32c
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Jones &
6
8-
preferred <quar.)_.
Bonding k Insurance
9-
$1.05
Tea
Johnson
8-
$1.75
10-31
8-29
8-29
<
preferred (quar.)
:
National By-Products, Inc. "————
National Cash Register' (quar.)—_—
National Casket Co.
(quar.)——
—
8
8-
2
"
11-17
9- 5
9-5
""
7%
2
35c
Manning Maxwell k Moore, Inc. (quar.)
Marion Mfg. Co
Marshall Field k Co., common (quar.)
8-15
for
B
National
-
2
(R.
(P. R.)
(quar.)—
Manhattan Shirt Co. (quar.)
8-15
(quar.)
fl
9-
$1.21
', 8-1
National Malleable & Steel
Magor
9-15
9-
Co., com. (stk. divd.)
C.)
N.
6
8-
9-
'Malion
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance
(Greensboro,
8-
2
30c
Mallory
10-
(s-a)
preferred
9-26
10-
—
2
99-
v;
97 (4 c
preferred
Jefferson Lake Sulphur
Stock
dividend
9-
25c
;
8-15
share of Narda Ultraeach 50 shares held)
(one
Corp.
'
H.) & Co. (quar.)
Co.,
common
(quar.)__—
4%% -preferred
1
20c
—'——
fl
151 (4c
11 %c
<quur.)___
8-26
2
93%C
(quar.)_
8-
50c
9-15
.0-
$1.20
Co., 5%
2
35C
Car Corp. (quar.)—
(B. C.) Company (quar;)
Maine Central RR., 5%
preferred
8-
10-
(quar.)—
9-
*37(4C
(quar.)—-----k
Company
Class
*51 %C
preferred A (initial quar.)
Steel Co., Ltd.—
5%> 1st preferred (quar.)i.—
—
Machlett Laboratories (quar.)
Macmillan Co. • (quar.) —
—
Macy
8-29
10-20
"V40C
pfd. (accum.)
Jahn & Oliver Engraving Co. (quar.)
Jamestown Telephone Corp., com. (increased)
7%
>
$1.08*%
4%% preferred (quar.)
$1.76 preferred (quar.)
Jantzen,
8-29
9-30
45C
preferred (quar.) —
preferred (quar.)_
1st preferred
National
'Extra
10-20
(quar.)
common
National
Ltd.,
MacWhyte
82M5C
4.20% preferred (quar.)—
Iowa Southern Utilities, common
5%
9-30
,
11- 1
(quar.)
common
Iowa Public Service,
(F. L.)
8-22
7-31
11-1
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
Jacobs
1
25C
Electric,
k
3.30%
3.90%
9-
8-15
37(feo
—
Gas
2-1S
•
;;
•
class A (increased) ———
50c
(increased)—50c
Co.
(quar.)
50c
Airlines (stock dividend)-.—
2(a%
Aluminate Corp.
(quar.)—_—
30c
Biscuit, common (quar.)
50c
National
Magnavox
(quar.)
.
Power & Light,
3.75%
8-22
1
125c
<
4.80%
9-15
,
9-
125c
Ltd., com—
8-15
.
.
10c
Nashau Corp.,
2-19
11-17
3:60c
MacKinnon Structural
(Rhode Island)—
$2.50 preferred
Iowa
10-15
-
75C
—
Investors Trust
Iowa-Illinois
.
sonics
9-10
.
MacLeod's,
18c
Ltd
Investors Syndicate d Canada,
Extra
175c
—
.
Canada
,
Stock dividend
$1.10 3-10-59
preference
Lynch Carrier Systems
8
8-
3-10-59
UOc
/
(
" t
Microwave—. '•
Narda
5
12-10
Stores, Inc. (quar.;
Steel Co. (quar.)—
Lunkenheimer Co. (quar.)_^_
8-14
.
v
8-
8-15
11-17
.
$1.10
:fl0c
**
"
Quarterly of 8 cents from net Investment
Income plus 2 cents from realized secu-"
ritjf arofits. Payable in cash or stock.)
$1.10
8-15
Interprovinclal Building Credits, Ltd—
Interprovincial Pipe Line Co. Ltd. (s-a)—
Investment Foundation, Ltd., com.
(quar.)
;
6% convertible preferred (quar.)
Investors Loan Corp., eom.
1
9-
2
9-10
12-10
50C
—
Lukens
8-15
8-30
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lucky
8-11
♦6
2
9-
5c.
37 (4 c
(quar.)
8-11
9-10
135c
—
(quar.)_
International Silver Co.
International
9-
5c
——
(quar.)-—
Ltd.
Co.,
Resistance
5
8-
1
Inc.—
International
8-12
2
9-
$1.75
1
8-
20c
9-
50c
(quar.)__-—
—
Local Finance Corp. (R. I.), pfd. (quar.)__
Lock Joint Pipe Co., com. (increased quar.)
8% preferred
(quar.)—
Lone Star Gas,
common (quar.)
4.84%
preferred
(quar.)_——
—
Lord Baltimore Hotel, 7%
2nd pfd. (quar.)
Louisville & Nashville RR. (quar.)
Loyal Protective Life Insurance Co
2nd
1
50c
(quar.)
Share " Payable of Rec.}
-
-
10-10
11-
40c
$2.40
Loblaw
',-t
8-15
Inc.—
Investment Fund,
Mutual
:
8-11
-
"
preferred M- (quar.)
oceterias Ltd., common (quar.)_.
preferred (quar.).—-—-——-
3
8-15
12-
1-2-59
$1
6% preferred ,<s-a)
Steel Co. '(quar.)
2
9-10
45c
(quar.)
B
Class
4
3'8-18
9-
$1
V
capital (quar.)
capital (quar.)-^--.*—ik,-*—Original
capital
(quar.)—
Loblaw Cos. Ltd., class A (quar.)
8-11
75c
common
2
9-
60c
'
60c
(reduced)—
Special gtd.
•
guaranteed
guaranteed
Special
Special
Original
Original
9-10
9-1
9-
Co.
Miami RR.
Little
25c
Inland
ment inc.
1
2oc
a 8(4%
(quar.)—
lugersolI-Rand Co., common (quar.)—
Indianapolis
(quar.)—.'—
of Virginia
8-18
~
0
150c
ill V#
Name of Company
Holdert
When
Par
B,'\
"
Lilly (Eli) <fc Co., class B (quar.)_.w___:—- ^
Lincoln National Lite Insurance Co.
(Fort
9-
Imperial
;
Monday, August 11, 1958
.
Holder»
Payable of Bee.
Share
Company
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (quar.)_—
1
8-
Hame of
Life Insurance Co.
7-25
k
8-15
+32 (4c
participating pfd. (quar.)
$1.50 convertible
.8-20 k
;
12c
(quar.)
Co.
Lock
Illinois
M.
Payable of Bee.
Share
When
Par
Holdert
When
Par
,
.
.
(552)
$5 pref.
<quar.)_
:—
(quar.)—^—k—
62'4c
SI
$1.25
(Continued on page 46)
9-22
8-29
8-15
8-15
8-15
8- 6
8-12
9"12
8-15
Volume 188' Number 5767
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
Stock Record «» New York Stock
-D.A.!lI
-.
0F PBI(iES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
23
21
37% Feb 12
92
Range Since Jan.l 1
Highest
Oct
Nov 13
Lowest
33% Jun
NEW YORK
Highest
17
30% Jan
3
51% July 15
104'% May 22
43% Jan
13
102% Jan
7
40
Jun
5
60% Aug
113
8
Aug
6
11*4 Jan
2
30
64% May 17
37% July 15
12*a Oct
21
A
27
16% May 27
38% Jan
8
14% Jan
21
19% Jan
3
25% Aug
20% Jan
2
24% Jan
6
25'% July 29
32 % Aug
8
20«a Dec
24
24
Mar
132
17'% Jun
Feb
14
27'% July 18
27% Jan 11
1
12
10
204
Jun
7
6*2 Dec
30
14% Jan
11
31
45 % Oct
21
176% Feb
15
23 % Dec
155
30
July
2
Dec
23
Jun
•
13»a Dec
70
20
Jan
193% Jan
240
8
24% Jan
2
33% Aug
2% Jan
3
11% Jan
2
14
Jan
'
5
116
21
Apr 21
80
Apr
111 06% Aug
6
280
Jau
21
113
80
14% Apr
28% Dec
30
65% Apr
3
93 fi Dec
17
110% Jun
13
7% July 25
22
16% Nov 25
12% Jan
98% Jan
3
72% Apr
29
23'% July
3
21
96
3
18
Jan
4
27
12
Nov
7
35
Dec
30
22% Aug 13
47% Jun 19
20
17
87
Nov
6
23% Nov 19
27% Dec
23
£9% Dec
30
82
Jan
20
12
Jan
18%
25%
Jan
103
8
26
Jun
25
60% Jan
|
84% Aug
19%
20%
62
Apr 29
37
May 28
Oct
59
14
22
Dec
30
Oct
30
31% Jan
7
77
i>:
70% Aug
24% Jan
113
64% Jan
16
3
14% Jan
85% Jan
9
34'% Jan
13
97% Jan
27'% Apr
8
9 3% Nov
13
25
21
32% Dec
51
Sep
2
2
Jan
37% Aug
8
99'% Mar 28
Oct
25
31
2
23% Aug
8
107% Aug
8
44 % July 28
108% Apr
5
66
Mar
5
59
27
May
9
57% July
8
23
33% Jan
2
Amer
8
6%
Amer
11% Dec
19
Aug
18
24% Jan
4
13
Jan
8
22
20% May 2
6% July 11
19
Jan
3% Oct
27% Nov 27
35% Jun
19% July 28
19% May 19
3% Jan
45% July 25
6 Ye Aug
41% Jan
1
50% July 7
42% Jan 21
20
42 % Mar
7
40
28% Dec 30
64% July
6
39% Jan
48
53% Jan 25
28'
Oct 24
75% Nov 26
64
Sep
3
83
39% Jan
8
62% Jan
29% Jan
35 V4 Oct
22
23% Oct
22
29% Oct 22
11% May
7
Feb
93% Feb 27
80% Jan
3
89% Jan
17
25
24
39% May 22
17% Aug 27
38% Jan
2
13% Jan
30
Feb
96Va Mar
24
Aug
7
82% Feb
12
42
Jun
1
19% Jan
2
17% Apr 23
11% Jan
2
23% Jan
16% Jan
2
75
Jan
7
23
70
28
Oct
135
Feb
2
18
27% Aug
163a Aug
84% Dec
5
73
Jan
20% Feb
15'% Aug 19
97'% Jun
7
13
Jan
3
•4
Jan
31
108
16% Jun
3
13
Feb
37
15
17% Jun
11
18
Jan
9
May 27
86
12
Nov 29
12% Oct 22
15 Va Jan
93
2
Oct
10
29 % Oct
22
•
102
79
Aug
6
17Hi July 31
Apr 21
Aug
8
21% July 28
9
32 Va Jan
83
4
107
13
Jan
43% July 1«
4
25% July 30
95
Jan 28
73% Nov 26
92
13
111
9
Co
Jun
39% Aug
85% Jun
3
8
10
American Crystal
4%%
*14%
14 Ho
14 %
14%
700
85%
86'%
86 Hb
09%
19,800
30%
30%
2,500
39'%
38%
39%
7,300
44%
45
44%
44 Ti,
81
81%
81
81
26%
27%
26%
5% %
&
10
49% Mar 12
67% Dec
31
65% Jan
6
22% Nov.
40
Apr 24
34% Apr 25
25% Feb
12
31 Va Jan
6
2
8% Jan
2
4
167% Jan
2
78% Jan
31
74% Feb
27
131% Feb
14
122% Jan
8
134 Vs Jun
4
44% July 11
11% July 26
25% Jan
2
32% Aug
1
9"% dan
2
15 Hi July 11
Oct
6
24
7% Oct 24
160
Oct
22
69% Aug 22
131% Aug 19
25
Dec
30
8% Oct 22
24
Nov
12
Jan
179% Mar
13Hb Aug
7
4
89% Jun 25
Aug
7
27% Feb
6
Jan
8
4
25% Jan
23
23% Jan
10
7
10»% Jun
4
14% Aug
19 % Oct
22
5
22% Jan
2
39V 4 Dec
30
33% Aug
72% Jan
45
30
81
2
4
53% Aug
5
57% Mar 85
May
9
40
13
Jan
46% Jun
30
28 V« Mar
3
26 y2 Mar 13
7
29Ha Aug
26%
27 f,
89,600
40%
41 %
40%
41
40%
41 Ha.
10,200
%
10
18%
*19
18%
19%
18'%
*19
18%
19 Ha
5%
6%
5%
47'%
48 %
47'%
6
18%
*19
18%
47 Tit
18 %
19 Ha
5%
46'%
*19
5%
47 Hit
Hi
46 Ha
5
39
33%
19 Ha
*19
5%
19 Ha
46%
18,200
10 Ha
5%
47%
5%
10,000
31,900
40%
40 Hit
40 Hi
47i%
40%
46'%
47%
46
47
47 fa
48
1,800
2,200
79
79%
*79
79 Hi
7.9 Hi
81
10
*35%
36
*35 %
36
2,000
35%
36%
*34Hb
35 Hb
*93 %
95
*83%
95
*93%
95
♦93%
51%
*93%
45 'a
95
49%
49%
50
49%
50 Hi
34%
com
50 Tit
35
35%
34%
35%
10
43%
44
43 3
a
44
1
Co
22%
22 %
22 Va
22
Hit
23
23 %
22%
23
%
5
No par
10
7%
100
100
Climax
Inc
40-%
49'/»
41
50%
34%
300
34%
95
69,600
34%
35'%
34 Hi
34 Hb
34Ha
x43Ho
43 Hi
43%
43 Tb
43%
44
3,700
12,900
22 Ha
22
22%
22%
22 %
12,300
22%
22
Metal
22%
&
7%
2,000
21
21
3,400
21
20 Hi
20TB
20%
20'%
20Hb
20 Ta
*10.1% 104
*101fb
104
*101'%
104
*101%
*101%
104
38 Hb
37Hi
38
fi
38%
85
33
*83
85
83
83
38%
*83
37 Hi
55%
55%
55%.
25%
24%
25%
25%
♦97%
100
*97%
100
*97%
2
Co
22 fi;
22 %
20
*24%
25%
*13%
14
14%
14%
14
14%
14
60
60 V,
50%
60
59%
25
21%
22%
100
*97Hb
100
*97%
300
104
10
55%
1,400
25%
81,900
100
25
*13
Hi
41,000
39Hb
83
*24
22 %
24%
*24
24%
13 Tb
*13 Hi
13%
*13%
14
13 Tb
14
14%
14%
15 %
14Tb
15%'
60 fa
59%
60
59 Ha
60
21%
22'%
22%
22 %
*24
22%
5,000
24%
300
259,200
6,500
11,800
No par
2 6 Hi
27%
27%
27 Hi
26 3 4
27Hb
27%
28
28
28%
1
38%
38 Ha
38%
38%
38
38 f 4
37%
37 Hi
37%
37 3 4
4c, f
46 i
a
45
46
461 h
47 Hi
48
49
48 %
49%
22,800
14%
14
14 fb
13Tb
14%
13'%
14
13%
14 fb
52,300
154
♦151%
No par
5
100
*152
10
29
Co__No par
£9
No par
100
t
14
145
Sany com
156
%
45%
25
54
100
common
*126
1
Co
37%
*152
156
*152
154
*152
1
11,300
'
155
—»—
30%
29%
30
29Hb
30
x29%
30 fi
29'%
29Tb
60
59%
59 Hi
60
60 Vi
*59%
61
59%
59'%
600
45 34
36,100
46 Hi
145
56%
127
x45Hi
144%
56Hb
*126
33 fb
37%
47
145%
56%
127
44'%
144%
56 Hi
46 fi v
145
44Hi
145Ta
57
*57
126
126
*125
38 fa
37%
37Tb
37'%
45 Tb
146
57%
127
37%
.
45
145%
57%
♦125
37'%
6,900
890
146
57 Hi
3,600
40
127
37Tb
9,500
1
common
Tobacco
75%
76
75%
76
75%
76
75%
76%
70%
80%
4,100
25
31%
32%
31%
32%
31%
32%
32%
32 %
32%
32%
4,200
25
33%
33%
33
33%
12 Hi;
33 Hi
33',,
33%
33%
33 Ha
34%
12Hj,
2.090
5
Preferred
6%
Preferred
5Ya%
com
series
&
Electronics
89
129'%
129%
127%
128 %
128 %
510
31 %
32 U
31%
32%
31
31%
30Tb
3lHu
30%
31%
56,300
13Ta
14
13%
14
13%
14
13%
14
13%
14
25
28 %
12%
28%
183
x87%
129
♦27
12%
133'%
88%
86
129%
%
13%
13%
13 Hb
13 %
182H,t
181
181%
182 Hb
180Hi
87 Tb
87 Ha
88Hu
128 Hi 129
.
87
127
13Ha
182
88 3 i
28 fa
*27
28
*27-
28
*27
26%
26%
*25 Va
26 %
*2G
13%
13 Ha
13Ta
13%
13%
•26%
13%
28
13%
28
27%
25
Smelting
*26
5,100
45,500
17,300
6,200
28
26%»
1
1
series
Lead
88%
5
Corp
American Water Works Co
184
25
preferred
American Viscose
182%
25
common
12%
100
100
American Tobacco
100
26 %
20
13Hi
14%
13.500
27%
14%
28 Va
28%
28 Hi
8,500
97,100
29%
27'a
28'a
27%
50
%
51 Hi
53 Hi
51 Hi
53'«
50%
53%
50%
52 %
51 %
53%
No par
54%
55
54 %
55
54%
55%
54 Hi
55
55
55 %
2,940
5C'%
51 %
51%
51 Hi
51'%
52
52%
52%
52 fa
53%
2,900
99%
.98
Corp
Co
Wire
15
;;,f:
24 %
Tel & Tel Co
Anaconda
20
i4H%
14%
85
5,700
17
108
14%
38%
106%
*16
14Hb
37 Hi
300
♦104
14%
*83
88
17
*54 fi
Co
Refining
Anaconda
105'%
700
108
14 Hb
1
Stores
Amphenol
105
7,700
*16
55%
Steel Foundries
Zinc
103
24
42
*104
*14%
5
Gas
_
16'%
104
26 fb
preferred
American
16%
102
25%
Co
Chemical
American Sumatra
6%
14%
17Hb
104
54%
noncumulative preferred
American
17%
56
com
preferred
Amer Sugar
14%
20%
105
103
*102
26 fi
Corp
Co
17Hs
25%
preferred
Co—
Snuff
105%
106
55%
preferred
American
%
17%
1
100
Std
103
*102
*83
23%
*41
No par
Products
&
*41 %
*81'%
55%
common
Amer Smelt & Refg com
6%
7
common
American Seating Co
American Ship Building
7%
—1
preferred
American
184
25%
41
41'/«
Co
Fdry
convertible
8
July 25
21
Dec
4%%
American
80% Aug
9% Oct
26
Metal
4
34% July 25
40%
500
79
preferred
38 f b Aug
22% Oct
19% Mar
3.90%
American
34
65
26 •%
47%
prior preferred
American Mach
34% Jan
3
*62
26 %
41 Va
1
151% .T''lv 31
47% Jan
62
25 fit
*61
78
International Corp
American Investment Co of 111
4
8
35'
61
26%
47%
American
Apr
July 16
*34 Hi
63
•25'J
"40%
107
Racl
57Hi Aug
63
26%
104
Amer
126
20
*62 r /
35
62'%
26%
40%
1
14Ha Mar 13
3
900
42%
107 fa
47%
100
9
15
1,400
x42%
X107%
80%
No par
Optical
45% Jan
35
43%
112
40%
preferred
News
123% Feb
43 Ha
*107%
83,800
80%
Products
Potash
1?
%
35
23 f„
107%
47 %
Ice Co common
Amer
30
110
35
6.400
79%..
22 Hb
107 Hi
46%
-t
20
SS
noncumulative
American
27% Dec 31
43
107 %
79
22 Ha
105'%
No par
Home
6%
American
30
12.50
American
8
2
1
1
American
6
13
43%
*
35%
79
21%
105 %
3,000
8
July 22
no
35'%
79
22%
106
6,800
20,200
25%
39 Va Mar
Jun
35%
*61
!
*107%
110
78%
21 Ht,
105
44
45%
25
28Hb Aug
27% Jan
>33%
78%
22%
100
43%
300
36%
HOT,,
110
*83
49% Aug
2
10
21%
106
44 %
106
78'/!
25
2
48 f8
22 %
106
*43%
*107%
110
78
85
20% Jan
155
21''.a
106
-•
106%
85
Apr 21
33% Apr
7
11% Jan
2
2
llOHa
78%
24 Ha
Natural
Jan
107-%
107%
78%
84
American
43
109%.
105%
33
44%
24 Hi
10
117% Jan
36%
44'%
*35%
43 Hi
♦32
84
Jun
Oct
36'%
43 Hi
24%
63
113
*31
36%
43'%
84
t
2
33
*35 %
43%
*30%
24%
48 % Jan
1
33
35%
43%
100
Corp
Power
Molasses
Aug
*31
35 %
44
24%
Motors
143
33
30%
44
83%
American
4
3$
'•35%
83%
American
31
*30%
6,400
American Hawaiian
8
35 Va Dec
46,900
17,000
17
39 % Oct
178,300
81%
16%
15% Aug
133% Nov
31%
80 Hi
25
153/a Jun
5
30 Hi
80%
24%
1
May
36%%
31'%
80
10
Amer
68
36
30 Hi
83 %
102%
5,200
1
10
36'%
32 Hb
79%
84 fa
27
*101%
16
Jan
48% Apr
35% Jan
35H4
30 Hb
33%
80
2 7 Ha
104
16
Jan
52% Dec 31
31
81%
*101'/:,
35 Hi,
1
No par
Amer Machine & Metals-
30% May 13
32%
78%
26%
36 Hi
15 Hb
8
13
31%
27
106
36 Hit
15%
11
22% Jan
36'%
26%
*101'%
106
36%
Xl5 ''a
12
97% July 3
63% Jun 11
155% Jan 24
32,000
27%
*101
35%
16%
8% Mar 21
17% Oct 21
240
27 Ha
107
6,000
100
57% Mar 24
May 12
81%
No par
26fi Aug
157
81'%
16 fa
5%%
158
81'%
16 !„
3
15
6,600
81%
16'it
23
Nov
45%
27%
24% Jun
.
45'%
26 Hi
23 ft Jun
141
45
81%
23 Hb
1
18% Jan
45
*81
20%
3
24
4,800
44%
12%
46%
41
28
30% Dec
38 Ha
12%
40%
Jan
36
38 Hb
12%
26'/i
22% May
33% May 3
37 % May 17
66% July 11
38 Ha
12%
22 %
20 Va Feb
23
37%
12%
37%
12%
41
July 31
22
37%
12%
26%
July 31
22
37%
12%
40'%
31
18% Dec
*101
37%
13
26'%
29
33% Oct
37%
40%
11
30% Oct
160
.
26 Ta
20
31
i
40
20% Dec
64'% Jan
,
26'%
24
22
94%
14%
85%
27%
99% Feb
Oct
94 Hi
14
84 %
4'2
28
44
94
14
27
Jun
16% Jun
94
17,000
31,800
87
2<
European Secur
£8
7
94
190
19%
42%
Hb
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
American Hardware
Corp—_12.50
American
8
Nov 14
94
114%
41
30%
Tiling-;
Corp
17
5% Jan
42
39%
Co
Electric
17% Jan
11
♦113%
19%
19%
40%
1,270
38%
Encaustic
47% Jan
July 14
18%
42%
110 fi
14
100
Cable
Distilling
58% July 18
97
18%
40%
110%
39%
common
Sugar
28% Jun 13
92
113
18%
43%;
94
70
58,600
38%
Cyanamid Co
22
Dec
■
18%
42
94
%
94
1,900
7 fit
39 %
prior preferred
Oct
:
111%
111%
110%
7
25
16-
6
18%
77
7 'i,
38%
37 %
12%
common
&
21
4
18 "it
*111
*75%
GTii
110%
30 fa
preferred
American Chain
Aug 28
14
112
76
11,500
.
To
84%
No par
American Chicle Co
Jan
Jan
112
18%
14%
common
78
4
113
18%
19
•76
7
112%
38,900
30
com
& Radio
41
Feb
6%
18 %
19
77
x 106'A
4%
86%
20
American Enka
2
Jun
16% Dec
7%
Can
8
14% Jan
49
21
American
American
31% Feb
Tit
4
86
50 1
Inc
American
30
6
268%
4'%
30%
preferred
American
21
Note
American Cable
1
Oct
6%
19%
*76
256
43
3,300
160
116%
19%
77
4
Broadcasting-Paramount
2
19% Dec
*115%
7
18%
No par
Bosch Arma Corp
Brake Shoe Co
35% July 25
35
116%
19%
41 it
30
preferred
45% May
22 % Aug
30
10% Oct
Bank
American
Dec
14
6
*115%
19
4
30
preferred
conv
52% July 23
13%
27% Jan
8
July 17
36% July 25
17
48% July 15
29% Apr 30
Aug
116%
33 Hb
*154
18 Ha
250
29%
preferred
Bakeries Co
Theatres
•%
*115%
242
33%
160
18'/a
14,600
29
American
4%%
♦154
18%
700
63%
50
Corp
convertible
American
160
17%
1,900
23%
*235
33%
4%
*75
42%
12.50
Petroleum
41% Aug
19% Feb 25
Jun
3%%
*154
33%
18%
274
%
33%
242
19,000
20
23'%
62%
63%
17%
75
*92
Amer Agricultural Chemical_JNo
par
American Airlines common
1
American
33'%
*19%
23%
*235
2,100
10%
29%
Corp
Amerada
24
35% July 31
66% May 29
27% Aug
8
7
16% Oct 11
32% Dec 30
Amerace
33%
160
23%
62%
64%
240
3%
116%
19%
6%
24
62%
240
1,100
230
10%
*14
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Feb
4
*115%
1
15
81
33%
*154
18%
75
Aluminum Co of America
21
7
160
24
64%
244
228
10%
20
5
Jan
13
*154
No par
No par
22
Nov
33%
VtJ
24
63%
"238
10%
*19%
No par
Inc
27% Jan
2
24
63%
19
5
45% July
1
111% July 21
79% Aug
8
23%
242
225
5
10
88'
OO
1
21
33% Feb 21
23%
%|
224
18
Corp
30'% Feb
3
rr224
10%
Inc
Chemical
29 % Jan
53% July
147'% Jun
222%
221%
32
10%
Allied Kid Co
24% Nov 13
31
222
T,t
20
*112
21% Dec 27
Dec
32%
prior preferred
No par
6% conv preferred
10
Allegheny Ludluin Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd__100
Amalgamated Leather Co—
6% convertible preferred
33
32%
31
10 %
5
6
32
31%
19%
4% preferred
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
10
4.08% convertible preferred
100
Alpha Portland Cement
10
Aluminium Limited—
No par
July 28
36% Aug
33% Aug
2
5,500
31%
1
82% July 28
27
6,800
32
25%
5
Allied Products Corp
Allied Stores Corp common
8
25
251%
10%
100
Allied Laboratories
27% Aug
24%
25%
100
15% Jan 21
47% Mar 19
22% May 19
91% Jan
2
25%
25%
20 <4
2
Allied Mills
6
19%
24%
25%
10%
100
39 Hi July 22
Jan
18'/a
251/4
25
221
conv
Industries
17,500
18%
25%
270
Allied
14,700
25%
62%
preferred A
9,400
43%
25%
100
Allen
17%-' 18%
43 %
24'/,,
3%
S4
181%
43%
25%
18%
5%%
100
17%
42%
18%
u
20%
Alleghany Corp common
7,000
18%
1
common
200
60%
115
25%
*237 %
preferred
*112
32
1
Inc
115
Shares
36%
25'»
2
v0
60
43 3
i/i
224%
10%
Corp
36'/a
GO
32
1
preferred--
4%
18
36%
24%
-l
100
Vlcksburg Ry
2
8
July
18
No par
74
4
42
Xl7%
36%
*112
18%
18%
the Week
Aug. 8
59
113
13%
42%
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Aldens
113
18%
Alco Products Inc common
7%
114
v
59%
_x
pfd 1951 series
Gas
*111'%
37
58'%
41%
~
10% May 19
35% Jan
2
30
Jan
53% July
102
14% Feb
9
'
36% May 9
119
May 16
39
Jan
89 % Aug
8
33% Jun 16
2
35% Jun
8
7
19% July 23
12% Oct
Oct
Aug
44% July 30
18
68%
30% Jan
July 31
2
Apr
25% Dec 30
30
2
30 Va Jan
91
K
70% Dec
4
2
5
20% Dec
3
Jun
2
24
59
July
18% July 29
2
16
Oct
Alabama
*36%
59%
18%
10
-
conv
Alabama &
4% Jan
Sep
24
4
Jan
146
36% Dec
4.50%
114
59
Friday
Aug. 7
43
JNopar
Corp
59%
Bale* for
Thursday
Aug. «
37
18 lis
~xo
~~
'■
Corp
Air Reduction Inc common
Aug
Jan
240
Co
Express Co
Adams-Millis
*36%
1
IncIIT—
Aeroquip Corp
14
31
Acme Steel
Adams
37
25
I_
Inc
Stores
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp
Jun
17
ACF-Wrigley
Wednesday
Aug. 5
18',<4
42%
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co
72
9%
ACF Industries
x
25% May
64% Aug
18% May 13
77% Jan 14
Oct
Nov
Aug
100
Admiral
108
8012 Dec
20% Nov 26
4
58%
*111%
Vending Corp
10% Aug
21% Jan
8
30
190
2
230
2
Aug 28
114
30
14
*36%
5
_
Tuesday
Aug. 4
x
17% Jan
2
49% Jan 13
3% May 28
•19% Jan 16
Oct
45% Feb
20% Jun
Far
Abbott Laboratories common
4% conv preferred
ABC
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
,7
Abacus Fund
16% Jan 28
16
25% Dec
30
3% Dec
Jan
19% May 23
2
7
65% July 8
232% Jun 28
160
: Jan
7
25
iOTb Dec
107
1
1
143
31% July 5
31'% July 23
19 Va Oct
16% Dec
Jan
STOCK
EXCHANGE
36To Dec
Dec
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
Exchange
&
Cable
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
21% Feb
£4
2
Aug 29
32 % Dec
30
22% Oct
21
24-% Oct
22
all
other
45
Dec
7
54
2
100
May 21
Common
6.25
11
41
Jan
9
50% July 12
43% May 31
88
Jan
33
Jan
2
7
Anderson Clayton &
22
Jan
13
32 Hi Aug
8
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
10
25% Apr
21
30
Feb
12
Andes
14
95% May
40
Mar 20
footnotes
see
page
24.
*Ex
38 Hi
S14f).87%
May 13
July
dividend.
$4 preferred
Copper
40
No par
Co
Mining-.
*98
99%
98
98
21.80
37
37
36%
37%
37
37Vi
37%
37 Va
37%
37%
3,400
30%
31%
30%
31%
31
32 %
3iy2
32%
31%
32%
21,200
29%
29%
29%
29
29Hb
29%
29%
500
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99%
*98
*2H%
♦98
*29
98
;
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
14
.
.
Monday, August 11,1934
.
(554)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
BUft fer Preview
Tear 1957
Dec
29
34%
2
Feb 25
Argo
38% July 30
5
37%
41%
393A Apr
7
8
12 74 Feb
10
1972 Aug
4
Armour & Co_;
Jan
4
227a Jan
2
29% Aug
Armstrong Cork
21
2
10% Nov 18
TO
Sep
92
Feb
Feb
32% Jun
17% Oct
8% Jan
2
19
9
297/8 Jan
23
18 34 July 21
273/8 Feb
31% July 21
12
67s Jan
9
10% Aug
8
2
6
2
11
17 74 Jan
'§•% Nov
4
103
;§8%N0V
4
78
18% NOV 19
7
8% NOV
27
Jan
29
0
Jan 28
Jun
6
Jan
67
4
83% Aug
8
13
Jan 23
29% Jan
95
1
88% Nov-
9 Vb Jan
31% Dec
2
Jan
17
6
86 Vb Jan
8
10% Feb
38% July 31
Feb
92
preferred
4Vc
28
27% Jan
2
Feb 25
July 24
37
4
34
43% Aug
8
Atlantic Refining
83
Jan
15
6% Jan
2
8% Aug
8
14 Vt Jan
2
30
17% Aug
5
5Vc
Jun
Aug
4
Atlas
7% Jan
2
1374 July 25
24
Jan
Dec
17
18
16
Dec
30
79% July 16
14
Mar 29
Nov 26
57
Aug
90
69
Atlas
8
6
5
88% Nov
1
48% July
3
2
734 July 24
8% Dec
31
July 24
50
Mar 14
43
Corp ^common—.
preferred
.—20
—
—20
Co
Powder
Oct
21
0
Dec
30
6
16
9% Jan
2
15
-34% Jan
6
2
10572 July
Jan
35% Feb
SO
11% Nov
15
00% July 26
July 22
Mar
102
95
so
24
4
26
97% Jan
8
28
Feb
82% Dec
10
58% July 25
22% Apr
45% Dec
23
63
17
May 16
2
57% Jan
45% Apr
27% Dec
13% Aug
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
19
28%
28%
29
29'/4
297„
16,000
87
87
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87
86
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17
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12%
4
9
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3
Feb 21
4%
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12 74
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12,000
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26
/
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21
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8
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31
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127
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30 7«
303a
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41
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103
103
102
Apr
5
11
93
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9
2
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31% Jan
22
Nov
37% Feb
42
1
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9
24
35% July
2
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11% Oct 22
1
2474 Jan 31
36% Mar 15
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Jan
10
89% Feb
6
43
10% Mar
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8
90
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91
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Bell Aircraft
5 c/o
preferred
Benguet Consolidated
26
28% Jan
34% July 16
Best
&
717a Aug
8
Best
Foods
6472 Aug
7
33% Jan
148% Aug
6
67a Jan
2
1072 Jun
11
1578 Jan
Bestwall
8
15972 Jun
66
Jan
Jan
30
23% Jan
6672 July
Apr
21% Dec
18
437s Jan
19 % Dec
31
33% Jan
2
12% Dec 23
2974 Jan
14
39
Oct
10
Dec
31
25
14
Oct 22
18
8
Aug
8
Bond
Stores
2
12 7b Feb
19
6
72
1470 Jan
2
18
10 7b Jan
603/4 Jan
2
85% Dec
24
46
Jan
10
73
Oct
30
87
Jan
22
46
Oct 30
34% Aug
23
!Apr
9
25% Apr
'78
533/4 Jan 24
85
Jan
Bore-Warner
4
77s Jan
14
13
19% Dec 30
6% Oct
B
10
473/4 Jan
22
11% Jan
24
41
35% Nov 18
48
4*% Dec
Jan
82
2
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1
8
25% Jun
3
103/4 Jun
2
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38 3A Jan
6
14
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2
872 July 16
10
26% Jan
2
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537a Jan
13
7174 July 31
15
92
Jan
-Dec
30
87
Jan
22
36 3A Jun
13
34% Jan
30
15
15
1174 Jan
2
38% Mar 11
48% May 22
4272 Jan
25% Oct
36 7)'Aug
3274 Jan
22
24
30
Nov 20
35% Nov 27
7
May 23
523A Jan
26
29 y8 Jan
21
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>
14% Jan
23
74% Jan
23
827/» Nov 13
23
16% Oct
13
26
2
24
74% Jan 25
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1774 July 28
t.,.h
Feb
2
70
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277b July 24
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Mar
7
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11
2274 Jan
10
10
378 Jan
15
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24
45% Jan
16
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26
98
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22
44ysJan
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39 V4 Jan
31
23/8 Oct
22
774 Jan
2
37a Jan
2
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30
974 Jan
28
15y4 Aug
6% Jan
2
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8
5%
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For footnotes see
2
page 24.
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California
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Calumet & Heckla Inc
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Campbell Soup Co
Campbell Red
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common
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347^ July 29
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23%
32%
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4,500
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81
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3
2.50
100
10
preferred—
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2,200
11%
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5
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Cannop Mills
50
647b
3274
674
8
900
17%
2974
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5,400
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17
50
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Canada Dry
12,500
4574
14974" 14974
4574
6,300
64%
21%
2.50
Bush Terminal Co
Callahan
4474
7174
'6374
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3274
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5
Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
56% Aug
6574
47 74
28%
July 28
5074 Jan
May
314b Jaii
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90
26 Vb Jan
48
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a
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147a Jan
29
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a
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3572 Jan
29% July 15
9%
9%
800
34
71
14974
45%
148 74
29%
574 July 30
May
46%
151%
5
8
27
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151%
46%
154
1,100
27,000
174
34
71
62
14,400
50
1
;
3374
3374
34
15
4374 July
9
1874 Mar 31
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4974 July
second
Burroughs Corp
Butte
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*
617 a
15
Butler Bros
July 31
102-% Aug
34 74
1
70
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5
Burlington Industries Inc com—
1
4% 'preferred
;
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372% preferred
100
472%
34
v
34
1
Ll.
8
4
31
Jan
30
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5
974 May 20
23
52
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67a Aug
15
237a Oct
16
29
17
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2174 Dec
45% Dec
2
76
8
10% Jan
56% Jan
May
3
19
Feb
July 10
27%'Apr
29
84
10
>643,4 Jan
3
July 31
July 8
Apr
60
8
50
8
July 29
13
25
Mar 26
56
Aug
14
28
23
16y4 May
May-12
31
2
34%
174
1
69%
23%
l
Co common
preferred.:
Buffalo Forge Co
2
9 7a Ja n
Inc
$5
IqT>
>63
(The)
174
1
13,300
5874
24 74
*4974
34
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Brown Shoe Co Inc
Budd
16% July 31
823/4 Jan 30
3% Dec
74
49%
49%
50
4974
1 Va
100
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
July 31
33
21% Dec
9
2474
497c
57 74
2374
57%
2374
4974
No par
Brunswick-Ealke-Collender
'Jan
•js,
2
19
'!Jan
27%> July 22
Jan
Jun
.
2
10
30
65
July 31
44% July
*91
5
11
Dec
Oct 29
56
13
787a Jun 10
Nov
27"% Dec
57
24 74
-
u
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brown & Bigelow
26
17
13% Jan
9
.
57%
55
3%%
July 30
22 ya
62
54
8
15
25
9
21% May 17
90% Jan 15
34% July
9% Dec 31
9% Dec
Jan
28
*8
Dec
13% Dec
79
56%
23%
50
97
*9074
95
57%
*78
Brlggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
"Bristol-Myers Co common
Mar 13
4672 Jun
6
11
*;
Aug
38
95
70
6974
6974
2474
25
Bridgeport Brass Co common
472% conv preferred
u
48V2 Mar 21
31% Oct
31% Nov
28
11
91
Aug 26
24
11
Feb
36
273/4 May 21
Jan
47
21
Dec
13
*9074
95
*9074
18%
1874
i77/4
*9074
23%
_100
:
Common
5%. preferred
Braniff Airways
13% Jan
30
36% Nov 19
41
18% Apr
•
5
Co
Maine RR—
Boston &
19% Jan
7% Dec 30
6,800
697)
1.25
Corp common
Edison
Boston
3
13% Jun
2
22,800
707B
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'
15
preferred
372%
16
5774 July
487s Jan
Inc
(The)
Co
Borden
197)
/ 177+
;
110
5
Brass Corp
&
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
July 10
1,700
_5
1
Co
Aluminum
63 3/a Dec
2
Airplane
Bnhn
207b Aug
127a
57 Va
32%
Co
Boeing
2
127 a
1274
32
1
Laughlin Inc
July 31
4
47 3/)
25
12 74
1274
58 %
10
(E W)
14,600
24 74
2.50
&
Bliss
39%
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707)
95
3974
39
57%
1
common
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1774
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23%
.
24
34 Vb Feb
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70 74
46 7b
18% July 28
9
Jan
13
17%
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3474 July 31
17% May 27
11% Dec
5
12
37% Dec
12%
8
2374 Jan
27%
i'r:
32
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3174
1
Gypsum Co
Steel (Del)
1
8474
74
27
2774
3074
1
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2
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2
July
127a Jan
61 74 Jan
14
2
9
49 74 Aug
2
36
75
847a
"
2774
27%
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8474
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8474
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,
3974
'
2
64% May 17
16,000
70,800
38%
preferred
»
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
472% pfd series of 1951
100
Black & Decker Mfg Co
1
27
1474
25
397)
7%
12
1474
2474
50
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477a July 31
13
36 % Jan
Co
1474
25%
3874
1
210
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103
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2474
5
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Beneficial Finance Co common
503/4 July 21
174 Feb
preferred
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175
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100
1
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2474
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50
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1
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100-%
101
101
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100
100
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6074
,
24
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2274
23
44
prior preferred
preferred—
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257+
22
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%:
517+
a
24
12.50
Belding-Heminway
.
50 7
—No par
Inc
Foods Co common
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
12
25 3/8 May
Jan
:
—
11
Apr
50% July 16
Jan 24
■35% Dec 23
9% Jan
59 3„
3,600
*58 34
45% Jan
155
6% Dec 23
86
Dec 11
81% Feb
2,000
617 a
>4# Jan
54% Jan
18
20
Jun
37%
61
28
47% Dec
30% Oct 21
33% Dec
186
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61%,
32% July 15
16
30
Feb
9
1% Jan
20
86
3,200
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587b July 25
44% Apr 10
1878 Jan
2
48
617+
37
4
7172 Aug
21
% Dec
607+
36 3,!
Beech Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR
6
4
Aug
7
Oct
Jun
60%
367a
Beck Shoe
1974 May 14
Jan
16% Oct
-
60%
377a
Beckman
13
14% Feb 25
46,900
387)
6074
472%
May 22
42
3774
37
3%%
3972 Aug
60
92
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3774'
3674
38
>
60%
253A Jan
May 19
28% Jan
2
10'A Jan
2
Apr 22
36%
92 74
37
Beatrice
2972 May 23
34
Jun 16
29
103
*90%
'
3774
,
Beaunit Mills Inc
83
3
2
Jan
18
9274
60%
Jun
1572 Jun
1874 May 16
47% July 16
23
15% Oct
41
41
10274
3874
104
1072 Jan
20% Jan
137a
103
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874 /
>
'
37
Jun
166
2.100
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Bay ilk Cigars
8
V2 Aug
44
May 20
72% Dec 26
80
24% Aug
7
3
136
89% July 12
10 % Dec 23
31
163/4 Jan
33J/a Jan
17% Dec
Nov 11
116
16
35% May 20
6
7
Mar 24
27
Mar 24
23
16% Aug
39% Nov 25
74,200
4974
.10
1
Bath Iron Works Corp——*—10
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co
10
8
6
7,700
774
497 b
5974
47c
167a Jan
48 3A May 27
•2374
: 77a
307+
41%
403.,
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92 74
2374
7 511
497 b
874
1374
13%
233 4
1
Bangor & Aroostook RR.
Barber Oil Corp
Basic Products Corp
19% July 25
3,300
3074
87«
103
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9274
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2,100
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19
774
2374
50
30
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4974
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36%
36%.
■
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3774 : 3774
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104
80
80
23
36
101
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104
79
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36
3674
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23,500
'
noncumulative preferred—100
4
7
18
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38 38
Aug
14
*
30%
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■
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12%
26
■V.
42%
102
100
—100
290
17%
12%
v-
30%
874
com—No par
37% Aug
38% Aug
61
Nov
July 23
Elec
&
Gas
preferred series B—
preferred series C——
472%
16% Jan
80
Wilcox Co
&
Babcock
380
25%
2572
•
I '•
46,000
2872
307»
1
9
13
(The)
Baldwln-Lima-Hamllton Corp
95
7
7
2
29 % Jan
20
4174 Jun
Mar 18
90
Jan
34
4^,. -»0
28%
'
9
Jun
11
Inc
Babbitt (B T)
9% July 25
3% Jan
5% Jan
46% Jan
4 COO
30,600
18 %
37
7%
49%
,
'/4
I
,177a
92
23 %
1
—.
5
12%
38 »/4
85%
7%
16%
66%
12%
*18%
common...—No par
Conv prior pref
($1.20No par
Automatic Canteen Co
ot Amer
New.w:—.2.50
Avco Mfg Corp
(The) 'common—3
$2.25 conv preferred
No par
24% JUly 25
'5% Jan
7% July
10
100
Austin Nichols
22% 'Aug
22
common
567i
89
9%
36
42 7«
No par
preferred
$3.75 series B
18% July 28
16% Jan
18% Mar 22
16% Nov 26
com—6.50
100
6
Jan
94
9%
38%
*90
4072
5774
7
17
23 34
22 %
10
—
25
11% Jan 24
57% Jun
14
4% Oct
10
Common
5% non-cum ijreferred
Atlantic City Electric Co
13
407b
56%
58%
18%
,>
Atlantic Coast Line RR
50% July 15
16% Nov 13
86% Nov 13
1
75% Nov
6% Dec 30
7
Jun
10
56
<
34%
♦87
36
103
& Sante Fe—
Atchison Topeka
2474 July 21
2
2
10
38s
58%
3478
39
x28%
10%
/
41% *"
34%
134%
41%
57%
Shares
Aug. 8
.
3974
34%
4072
36%
103
78% 79 <;>
Common———1
1st preferred——100
Associates Investment Co
10
5.25%
5
May
~ 10
; '
36% July 23
105
18%
28V*
87
17%
12 %
25%
17%
3034
Co common
Goods Corp—
Associated Dry
Jan
94'/a Jan
May
34
,17% Oct 22
Jan
12% July 31
33A Jan
197/eMay 6
31% May 31
874 Nov 22
17
May
22
16% Apr
7
6% Jun
36% July
17
14% Dec 24
90
7
8
23% May 29
15
Feb 25
5
5
14
1Y« Oct 22
Feb 26
86
18
18
8
5
34%
34%
34%
53%
1972
28%
87
1772
12%
25%
17%
30%
x58
i
10
————5
1
$3.75 preferred
—No par
Arnold Constable Corp
5
Artloom Carpet Co Inc
1
Arvin Industries Inc
2.00
Ashland Oil & Refining com
1
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
ASR Products Corp—
i!
—5%
Steel Corp
Armco
July 30
597a
Oil Corp
16% Jan
65% Jan
10
10% Oct
Dec
34%
30
S9% Dec
18
Jan
22
39% Apr 25
36
Jan
4
18
11% Dec 31
Par
No par
35% Mar 24
Aug. 7
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Aug. 6
Aug. 5
EXCHANGE
Archer-Danlels-Midland
Highest
Ltvut
Highest
Ltwot
Sales for
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
l%ug. 4
YORK STOCK
NEW
1
Bang* Since Jan.
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCKS
28%
9,2l00
5674
567 a
500
JCi
Volume 188
Number 5767
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(SSS)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
978 Dec
26% Jan
4
Highest
10% Jan
2874 Oct
22
5174 Jun
13
307b Apr
Oct
22
32 72 May 22
90% Nov ll
4074 Dec
317b Dec
Aug 15
187a Oct 22
23% Aug
Nov
13
57s Oct
55 7a Dec
10
107b Oct
22
98
Dec
24
70£
12 •'••? Jan
55% Jan
22-
17% Dec
31
8
11'
3874 Jan
23
3
Oct
8
20
177a Jan
14 78 Nov
19
July 29
;
16% Jun
44
7
»
15
1
26% Nov ." 4
17
Oct
21
36
'• 3
8
Oct
11% Jan
1974 Dec
*
24
IV* Dec
23
457a Oct
11
-
417b Jan
/
7
>
43% Jan ' 2
117a Apr 29
3712 Aug
4'
11% Aug
8 "
,
2
1% Jan
2
2
2
2774'
9572
32-%
;
68%
68%i
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18%
•
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32%
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19'%
68% '• 687'0.
32
SI
107a
10%
1074
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51
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167a
3i
102
37%
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2474
17. A
167 V
3774
:
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24
487V
23%
48%
24 '
483/a
49
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48 7/a
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25%
2574
25 74
2574
6,200
10%
10%
1074
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107 V
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107 V
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19,100
24%
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24
'
4174
4134-
427a
•
32%
3674
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11
10%
;
3774
2,300
1,400
/
357V
35
357V
37,400
117V
1174
11%
V
42
42 TV
42
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8,300
3%
4
37V
37V
3%
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3%
56,900
61
60
6074
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6074
597V
59%
300
417 a
417 a
42
X4174
42
417V
42
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98
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98
9774
9774
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3%
'
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•
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Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
3172 Oct 22
38
86'/2 Jun
99%
24
177b Dec
10
41/4 Dec
Jan 29
73174 May
30
20% Oct
.Jan
91
Jan
-
2
17% Jan
7
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4974 Jan 24
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2
31
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12
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5
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9
3172 Jan
4
23
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2
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23
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9
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7
6072 July 24
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26
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42
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40
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31
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14
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453/4 Jan 10
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30
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43»/a Apr 29
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6
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7
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5274 Dec 30
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44
30
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6
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8
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Apr 24
9472 Jan 31
Jan
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12
47
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21
71
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10
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18% May 31
10372 Nov 20 :
19
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15
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4
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23
83
30
Oct
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90
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8
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9
7472 Jan
13
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7172 Feb f 6
16
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27
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778
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73
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7972 Feb
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48
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59
6
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.
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47% Mar
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Jan
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•
27
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55
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May
46
47
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55
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22
367a May. 15
2.47a Feb 28
33% Aug
8
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22
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20
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18
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Class B
Gas
Columbia
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18 7b July 30
Columbia
Pictures
19
2072 Jun
14
19
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11
30
4872 Jan
4
3174 Jan
2
26
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22
31
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17
201/4 Sep
42 3/4 Oct
21
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22
523/4 May 14
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46% Jan
64
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353/b Oct 22
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14
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5
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7
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17
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31
33
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2
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10274 Aug
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17
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1,51/4 Jan
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19 72 Mar
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25
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10174
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23
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207s Apr ' 9
94'
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26% Oct
28
927b Sep
12
105
38
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48
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7974 Oct
106
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-
30
Jan
2
Jan
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6
2
99
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15
86
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109
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118
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see
page
24
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1033/4 Apr
99
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24% Aug
13
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104
7
Jan
17
88
:
5474 Jun
3
94
31
;
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100
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par
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Continental Can Inc common^—_10
$3.75 preferred
No par
$4.50 eonv 2nd preferred.
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100
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417a
18%
'
497V
3074
*23
23%
27
2474-:
4874
87V
-397?
*22%
23%
487V
347V
13
42%
*39%
.___50
2374
471/4
974
137b'
4274
No par
23%
48
9%
*97
100
•
23
5% preferred series A
100 ;
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
Chicago Yellow Cab___
Nopar
Chickasha Cotton Oll-^,
—5
4
8
28
13
2374
30%
7a*
23
5%' series A noncum pfd
_100 *
Chic "& North Western com__No par
4
24
7
91/2 Jan 30
*97
Great Western- Ry' com Del_50 "
5%. preferred;
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
(50
10
471/8
59
30%»
59 7b
,
2,600
2374
9
3074
f
48%
36 7a
97a
/A:
24 74'
97i$
367$
9 7b
Class A ___i___'__i_^__________40
98
35%
10
97b
"
.
;
367b
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
8
32% Aug
6
88
493b
10
27% Aug..
t
7
23%
19% Aug: 4
f
11% Jan- 2
61% Jan
19
Dec*30
% Jan
43%.July 31;.
10
23:!/u
487a
$4.50 preferred
,1
Vought Aircraft Inc
1
Checker. Motors Corp____—____1.25
Chemetron Corp
1
Chemway* Corp __^_i
1
Chesapeake Corp of Va
__5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
<•'
37b% convertible preferred
100
14
46% Dec
30% Marll
98:
Champiln Oil & Refining Co
30
373/4 Feb
237a Nov 12
18% Dec
V'41:7;
Chance
5
978 May
*977i
4174
*9774
23%
•
50 7b July 31
•672 Oct
30
4174
.
}
1
No par
_No par
Li
Common
,'i
56,400 ,;
*5974
474
61
••
:■■■' :v:.*
800
11%
; 417V'
417 V
*377V
3374
TV
'■•'!
•;••
30
24%
3%
■"■
700
100
49
*59%
10
J
.
_
■•''
9,000
31
100
377V
17
*30
30%
101
237'a
42
1
30%
48%
373b
1174
_1
•16%
101"
24
10%
Inc
V.
;102
,|
23%
35
Co
/.
:
;
300
■i
507a
10%
Chain Belt
11,300
• 600
.
78
2
37 7j
Co
50%
78
3774 ,3774
10%
Gotham
17
*3074 *r 307V
*100
34%
No par
.L
_5
Corp
1
'■'■v
1,600
37%
24%
7a
49
*22J
1
16%
167B
31
'100
317a
102
24
50
107V
*50 7V
'
9,200
300
•
"
37%
5
9.50
32 %
18 ■ ■'■'
>
30
1,500
197V
11%
78*
1672
31
691/4
197V
5074
77
•
32 74
117V
50%
77
80
42,500
115
*17%
•
49%
10%
Aircraft
18
10%
*100
;
18,900
6974
v
197V
78
10%
Cessna
327V
f
507b
10%
Chadbourn
69
370
.
13,100
18%
115:
49%
1074
i
96
17%
V
10%
*11'
187,300
,
80
*94 :
18.
*1974
•
79%
957V
-17%
197V
■
115
f
327V
18%
$4
67V
/
687V
'.32%
*18
18%197a
197a
22%
114%
6%
2,100
14,900
*
17%
/
227V
114%
,
797V
*94
*113
,
1,000
10,700
;
7
V
t:
27%
v
221/4
78%
<
113
320
27
26 TV
-
115
<
46
26%
277V
67V
17%
113
397V
46
26%
112%
4,000
321/4
581/4
39%
397b
45!'
207V
•
; 95
1772
c
•
L
26'A
r.
-
79%
95
i:
18
1137a
:
I 6%
.
78 Va
l.
96
17%-.
Certain-Teed
8
5774
,///<
114
67o
79%;
*95
i
2072 ' 21
1137a
6%
*110 %
68%
*18
Service—. 10
Products
5774
:• 45
45
•
20% •
114 74''
767b
32%
:
par
;
207b ?
77'
68 77
-
___100
Public
Illinois
6,600
273%
"
-
Century Industries Co__
Ceriro: de Pasco Corp
■'
42% July 28
100 % May 21
34 7 Jan
277'8
No par
comihon__No
4%% "preferred
Central RR Co of N;J
474 Aug. 4
60% July 31
42% Aug
.
;•
277a
!17% .1874
*11012 113'. 2
—100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec
Central Illinois Lgt
v?
.
47% Jan
11
% preferred series B:
Central & South West Corp
Central Violetta Sugar Co
3
287a
'Aguirre * Sugar- Cb—__La-—5-S
Central
<
8% Jan 20
9
5
■/
31%
27
25% 7
Central Foundry Co
1
J Centra^ of Georgia Ry com__No par
'■£
12
23% Jan
3% Jan -11
69% Jan
7
3
24% Mar
10
Central
10
3274
39%
25%
95
20
10274
4474
25%
75 74
l
*.
*10174
397a " 39%
46
6%
preferred seres A_100
29
57
25%
11474
conv
5,800
28%
"5774-
27%.
<__100
26,700
28%
10174
3174
45%.
6%
preferred
17%
35%
32%-.
25%
217o
2nd
177V
35%
,
*28 TV
<
45%
115%
37% July 25" /
267a July 26"
•
16
Jan
:
:
39%v
17%
10174
'
-
25%'
.
Shares
Aug. 8
J57V
34%
45%
1
6%
50% July 11
2574 Feb 20
10
Jan
19
59% Jan 1 8
21
1047a Jun
17% Mar 21
May 20
5
56%
39%
2074
<
8
Aug;
5634
1147a
—
Celotex Corp common
5% preferred
•
; 177a May 12
,> .31% Aug ;4<?
7
Feb 25
;
97a Jan ; 8
"
.
8
50% Aug.
1
Jan - 7
'31Jan
437b May 22
22 y2 Jan 10
22
*
99
3274 Dec 27
167, Apr
l
6% Dec 31
247b Oct
ll
Jan
/
28 > Apr
_+
10072
8872 Jun 20
111/2 Aug
.
56%
4074
.
-102
32V4
56%
-
16 Va
'
tke WesM
Friday
Aug. 7
29%
*101'
Sales fM
Thursday
34%'
29
*
33
1 no
1%
•
78
V
Jan
3
72% Mar 19
Co common...'
2912
55
-
34%
102
397/o
-
r
_i
>
29%
*101
•
" ' 167a
'16
25%-
3272
50
_
1
' "
16%
•
PRICES
Aug. 6
3374
.
5
Corp;
Inc;
29%
102
33
10
preferred
4%%
18
91/8 Jun 27
July 29
80
Co—i.
29%
«*101
;Vi 4,20% preferred;
—100
.Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
4
9
V
15%
34%
12.50
7%
20 '
197b Jun
2
.
8
20%Jun
7
16%
35%
.672% :2nd preferred
Caterpillar Tractor common—_—_10
8 "•
.3374 Feb
IW2 Jan
54:-;
-
28
69% Jun
15 '/it
357i
pomraon._i
Products
Case (J I)
8
' Aug
1
41/2%; preferred;
7
Apr
Steel
Corp
r; Carter
6; "'<■>
187a Aug
.
26% Feb 28
15
Jan
1372 May 22
8 74 Jan
377a Apr
34% Jan
2
18% Feb 28
'
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
Aug. 5
5
Co
-Carriers & General
8
Aug
Aug
115
23
-
...
101
2
99
7
80.
2
Jan
8
Jan
.'
1
8'
;
_
55 78 Apr
96
July
Aug
22% Aug
119% Jun
3
14:
July 11
Carrier
30% May 29
.
3
9
177/a Jan
47
.
a
574 Jan
Carpenter
,
27
2
1474 Apr
10972 Aug 20
2374 Oct
10
Oct
70
3
1017a Jan
10074 Mar 13
Dec 31
55
7
L
(The)
(Philip)-Mfg Co
*.—10
.Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light,
No par
81
4372 July
7
13
6,
997a May
58 'A Aug
2
207a Jan
19% Jan
14
5% Mar
23
88% Oct
,
•'
Tuesday
Auff. 4
Carey
3872 Jan
19<
110% Jan
22
Monday
Par
Capital- Airlines Inc
6
Aug
4
103
July 3;
337» July 31
2
<
32% Jan
6'
18% Jun
12% Oct 22
99
Carborundum
29 TV
3972 Jan 13
Oct 24
25
30
Dec
36% July 31
9
257, Jan
6574 Jan 1147i Apr 26
37
1874 Feb
13
'74% July 16
30
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
7
Jan
2572 Nov 10
19
YORK
2
94% Apr
'
22% Nov 19 '»
19
24
Mar 21
105
NEW
-
30
21
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1957
15
105
,
247V
*94
.
98 .;
38
"98 ;
-387V
387V
*104%: 105
23%
24
98
*94
377V
3774
*89%
-/o
90'%
119
48
89
116
7V'
89'%
116
P"
;*9i
2374
-*94
377V
94
24%
12,700
95
3774
6,500
105
170
487V
1047V
4674
48
16,800
P"34*
8 "7V
88
170
116
100
1047V-
"
>1014
.
34
*114'%
117'%
105
*115
■
■■••
:
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
16
.
.
Monday, August 11, 19>68
.
(556)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range Since
Year 1957
V
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
Continental
12
Jun
22
July 31
44
8
Jan II
53% July 30
Continental
Insurance
Jun
14
6
May 15
Continental
Motors
70% Jon
19
4
39'A Nov 14
5% Oct 22
26% Jan
20% NOV
54% May
9
41 % Dec
30
24
23
163b Dec 30
17% Dec
Dec
20
18% Jan
16% Jan 13
19% May 20
50% Jan 20
52
Jan 14
Feb 11
July 18
166'/a Deo
24
27% Jan
12% Dec
Oct
8
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
8
1
Corning Glass Works common
0
88
Aug
Mar 11
89
Apr
4% May
Crane Co common
31% Aug
preferred
3%%
,Jun 16
86
Jan 24
Mar 14
22
30
Aug
6
28% Jan
3
35% July 10
Cream of Wheat Corp
26% Oct
31
17% Oct
4
14% Mar
3
19% Apr 28
Crescent
Jan
11
16% July 23
12
7
22% Jun
14
10% Dec
31% Feb
5
23% Jun
40% Oct 22
58% July
Feb
100
Oct
22
16% Dec
23
38% Jan
15% Dec
31
32% Apr
17% Oct
11
30% Apr
85
11
5% Oct 21
54
18% Jan
7% Jan
6
27% Dec
17
18
13 % May
53% Feb
12
53
*50%
53
*60
67
*61
65
Class
47
Jan
11
30% Mar
6
37% Aug
7
64% Jan
14
40% Mar
3
56
Aug
7
Cutler-Hammer
11
21
61
41% Apr
3
53% Aug
8
G
90%
90%
91
91%
91?8
87
87
91%
*87
*
90
*87
90
*86
89
89
*86
89
19%
6%
2%
*
19%
19%
20%
6%
19%
6%
6%
2%
2%
*2%
6%
2%
31%
30%
35%
30%
86
*83%
34%
86
31
*83%
31V*
35
34%
*83%
86
35
35%
2,100
35%
17%
351/4
51%
*34%
35%
35%
35% "
50%
511%
50%
51%
X96%
96%
96
96
23
23%
8,000
17%
20%
*98%
96%
97%
23%
24 %
23
24
23%
23%
*20%
21%
20%
20%:
20
20%
•
*20 V*
26 %
26
11%
10%
10%
66
66%
66
66%
;
26%
26%
10%
10%
66
37%
661/2
9%
*36
8%
*54
55%
9
9
36 %
1
371/2
,78%
9%
54%
9
54%
*19%
20%
19%
19%
19%
28%
29
28%
28%
36
36
36%
28
36%
28%
36
52%
53%
51 %
52%
52%
53%
J
19%
,
V V
•
8%
600
54%
13,500
'200
*
%
300
*19%
20%
27%
28'4
37
37
1.00c
55%
56
8.000
28%
b
2.700
-r
9%
54%
19%
26 7
•
36%
53
/
1.300
9% N
37
87a
19%
-
%'"
*36
9
36 %
56
'
37
9
10,200
" '
66%
*66
9% V
541/2
*54 *
10%
9,600
2734
10%
66%
*9
37%
*66
9%
36%
470
21
26%
10%
51,200
2334
*20%
10%
26 >4
10%
560
96
23%
•
100
15,400
51%
*95
26%
26
51%
21
7,500
-
35%
*35
26%
1
1
--10
.
86
20%
99 %
9%
16,500
17%
50%
9%
1,400
2,100
2%
31
20%
;
52
36
30,600
6%
30%
17%
17%
20%
*34%
6%
2%
'
50
88
20% .1
20
18%
21
51
2%
30%
35
y
88%
6%
30%
35
4,700
18
177«
20%
510
v
16,800
20
20%
*83%
:
94i'2
*86%
■;
2%
86
:
18%
*87
88
6%
:
•
18
92
!
2034
18%
21%
35%
19%
■
39,000
45%
168
168
168
*86%
55
Dana
40% Oct
18
8%
common
Inc
17%
164
*54%
A
30% Nov 21
17%
167
No par
No par
preferred-—.
preferred
38% Oct
17%
Va
—1
$1.60 prior
Curtlss—Wright
165%
18
89%
*35
common—5
100
Publishing common
prior
$4
5
29% July 21
168
17%
90
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
21% Feb
fl
45
67%
17 %
3
45%
45%
45%
453i
45
44%
45%
168
Curtis
53% July 24
6
18% Jun
20% Mar
*50%
68
21
58% Feb 13
10% Jan
9,300
53
*60
36% July 14
3
24%
*50%
68
17%
.-10
Inc
Press
24%
24 %
23?a
53
9%
13
4
11
Jun
24%
25
21
Sugar
preferred
%%
24%
24%
*50%
35%
Jan
47% Jan
22
19% Jan 17
23% Dec -9
4
Cuneo
4
36,700
*60
—-—5
9% Aug
8% Apr
8
5
59% Jun
67% July 29*
29
33% Jan 28
7% Jan
1IV* May
7
2
27,700
70
35%
2
—1
2.50
(The)
3,900
29%
26%
53
2%
100
Cudahy Packing Co
6
2
-Jan
56
2
Feb
25%
'
28%
26%
*83%
Corp
45%
28%
45
27?b
25%
9,700
26%
45
44
27%
27%
6%
noncum pfd
Cuban-American
45%
26V4
25
19%
Cuba RR G%
6% Jan
2
Jan
9
17
44%
28%
28%
90
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
27% Jan
2
45-%
27%
'81-
24
27% Aug
8
101 % Jun
15% Feb 20
16% Jan
45
-26%
*86
25
95% Mar 18
17,500
17%
$2
4
59%
45
25% July 21
53% Jun
19,500
58%
28%
165
preferred
—-No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—5
$4.20 preferred
No par
39
9%
59%
45%
100
Crown Cork & Seal common
3
May 12
25% Jan
3
43% Apr 11
18
11
18
16
17
25
65% Jan
19
Nov
5% Nov 20
Jan
Petroleum
9%
58%
30%
—
86
9%
58%
9%
28%
——25
NOV 29
74
9%
58
24%
1
1
Coty Inc
Coty International Corp
4
2% July
24% Jan 18
79
3
C% July 25
9
1% Jan 13
36% Apr 22
Cosden
6
20% Aug
2
15% Jan
May 17
a
2% Jan
8
9%
57%
9%
58%
53
*50%
preferred
100
preferred series of 1947-100
Petroleum Corp—
_1
3%%
3%9f
16
9%
52%
*60
5
94% Aug
Jan
21%
57%
26%
1
85
6% Jan
1% Dec 24
22
Oct 22
18% Aug
16
*21
52 %
52%
27%
50
7%
9,800
11
103b
10%
21%
*21
52
51%
9%
44 %
50
Products Refining common-10
preferred
100
Corn
10%
21%
*21
Aug. 8
51 %
51%
57
convertible preferred
6
11
10%
11%
21%
the Week
Shares
Friday
Thursday
Aug. 7
51 %
9%
5
5
5
23
85
25
18
Corp
Jun
2
96% May
79% Oct 31
Dec 30
15
6%
3
Jan
89
Jan
July 31
45% Aug
74% Feb 12
106% July 11
57% Feb 13
Oct 22
74
4
12% Apr
52
100
159
17
14
5
30
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co
.
Copperweld Steel Co common
5% convertible preferred
64
,
33% Jan 13
Mar 20
34% Dec 27
28
145
4
25% Feb
8
Continental
8
28% Aug
11
40% July
Continental Oil of Delaware
Steel
51
—1
5
14
11
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
Aug. 6
*21
11%
22
"21
5
29% Aug
54% July 25
79% July 11
43%. Jan
23
493b May 21
51
Dec 30
25
46% July 31
I
a
28% Jan
May 15
8
59% Aug
38% Feb 12
43% July 28
37
10
a
Jan
common
convertible preferred
5%
11%
2
8% Apr 29
18% May
15% Jan
26 % Dec
Copper & Steel—
Industries
20
7
7
3
Dec 31
9
Aug. 4
Par
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Aug. !i
Monday
STOCK
YORK
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
Range (or
54.800
D
'/!
July 12
86% Mar
1
15
9% Jan 14
79% Jan
7
'!■ 8% Oct
22
27% Oct
22
47
Aug
1
21
49% Apr
15
9
12% Jan
12% Aug
4
36% Jun
30
Jun
89
3.90%
Preferred
16
14
14,600
43%
77,700
22%
23
22%
23%
22 7 a
23 %
14,700
; 9%
9%
9%
9%
18,900
&
1
Lack
34
13% Dec 30
15% Jan
Air
Inc
Lines
23
13.50
*54%
43% Feb
4
Alkali
29% Mar 20
7
16
May 13
Jan
2
30
Aug
Dec
6
15% Dec
22
34% Jan
14
25% Jan
2
31% Aug
4
9% Apr
17
13% July
5
9% Jan
2
15% Jun
30
8
8
Dec
10
11% Jan 14
8% Jan
3
11% July 18
Dr.
11
Dec
24
14% Jun
12
11% Jan
2
17 Vb May 20
Dome
10
91
14
54% Apr
8
74% Jan
9
Douglas Aircraft Co
12
2
19% Aug
67% Aug
8
Dover
8
Dow
Jan
24% Jan 29
68% Jun 17
Jan
57% May 13
52% May 22
33
Apr
7
19% May
16% Jan
12
Jan
9
15
9% Aug
.6% Jan
6
22
8
6
Dunhlll
7
208
July 16
110
Mar 27
105
89% Feb
37% Apr
7
34 V* Jan
2
8
84% Aug
1
Aug
2
36% Nov 14
45
Jan
25
41
41
49% Jan
29
39% Oct
28
49
Jan
41
Nov
18
50
40
41
July
July
14
Oct
,
Mai
8
24
44
Jan
31
48% Jan
29
Jan
July 25
44% Feb 28
1
50
Jan
22
48
16% Jan
10
48% Mar
46
1
14% •Tan 14
Jan
8
3
50% July 15
51
53
13
May 21
Jan
31
1
36% Aug
4
29 Va Jan
2
38% Feb
17
Eastern
Airline
30
30Vb Api
3
42% July 15
813/4 Mar
5
103/4 Jan
3
38% Aug
1
Eastern
3
73% Jan
8
26% Jan
2
52% July 28
97% Jan
13
118% July 30
24% Dec 23
603/4 July
I
813/4 Feb
13
115
Jun
18
143% Nov
6
158
Feb
28
64% Jan
14
38% Dec 31
22 % Oct
21
Nov
8
213/4 Dec
19
82
Aug
6
17% Dec 23
24% Dec
30
3% Jan
2
25% Dec 27
6% Dec 30
Dec
23
22 Vb Oct
22
27% May
8
81% Apr U
40
Jan 16
91
30% Dec
Nov
23
6
24% Nov 13
6% Dec 23
43
Dec
50
July
8
86
4%%
22
4
Ekco
21%
21%
217/a
21%
21 ? 8
213a
22
12
1?
12
ll?h
12
12
12
10
50
35% Apr
89% Jan
32% Apr
20% Jan
30
July 21
79
Jat
2
90
26% Jan
2
6% Jan
2
2
60% Feb
Feb
1
62
Feb
28
10% Nov 13
20
Apr 30
12% Oct 22
18
51% Ap»
Jun
Mar
54% May 29
57
11
15% Aug
Apr
30
4%
Storage
5%
Products
3
20% July 16
Eversharp
Inc
2
40% July 29
Ex-Cell-O
Corp
,
48%
46%
*46',2
49
*46
*48
22%
2134
*41
42%
*48
49
*48
49
100
*45%
46
46
46%
40C
49
.
41
48
48%
20
*46%
49
48
*46
48
*47
*48
48%
22%
22
22 %
36
3534
36
48%
*48
48%
22%
22
223b
22
35%
36%
35%
36
35%
36%
363/4
35%
36
37
36%
37%
38%
37%
37%
38%
37%
27%
28
28%
36%
38%
28%
27%
27%
27%
78
78
50%
78
49%
77%
49%
77%
77%
51%
117
117%
156% 156%
48% 49%
*81
30%
30%
81%
81%
*81%
82%
*81%
30%
31%
293b
*91
31
29%
*91
17
33%
5%
33%
116
118
*156
156%
49%
49%
100
1
*91
16%
16%
*91
16%
35
35 ?b
34%
5
3
4
95
5%
5%
32%
8
383b
'
8%
7?b
327/a
32 Vb
39
%
5
7%
7%
213 b
2134
25
100
8.50
No par
323b
323b
85
85
32%
32%
39
7
213b
17%
34%7
32%
32 lb
30
95
17
5%
32%
10
Corp common
-
30%
82%
31%
116% 118%
*156
156%
49%
51
29%
2974
10
Mfg Co
Co
29%
49
116
156
47%
30%
51%
33%
.
5%
5%
33%
„
8
6.30C
3.700
373b
363b
37%
31,300
38
38
38%
13,500
16,500
28%
27 Tb
273i
77%
*77%
77%
140
513b
493b
503b
30,900
117%
11814
119%
15,900
156%
60
48%
4734
48 Vb
3,300
30%
303b
30 Vb
4,500
823i
*8112
82 Vb
20
30%
6.400
156
30%
95
*156
30
*91
95
2,500
17%
17%
17%
35%
353b
363b
17,400
5%
5%
5%
102,200
33%
333b
333b
11,200
8%
8
4,200
8%
8
8%
33%
32%
33 %
33
55,800
33
32%
333b
39%
39%
40%
40 %
39%
39%
13.600
39 %
8
7
7%
21 Vb
213b
3134
3 J Vb
32%
85
85
X32%
95
17%
34%
32?a
5%
32?b-
40
48
48%
36%
50%
5.800
41
*48
78
41%
41%
46%
*46 %
48
5
Phonograph
common
13% Jan
*45%
48
400
41
84%
43
*45%
*46
46
49
900
84%
41%
36%
1
Battery
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
28% Jan
?b
17,200
105
49
*48
22 %
100
preferred
10
49
*48
2.50
Watch Co
Electric
13
43
48%
198%
105
*83:
413b
41
43
45
196:
.
86
*85
413b
48%
10
Co
common
Erie &
Evans
86
43
100
2
common
Natural Gas
Erie RR
'41%
1,000
39,900
85%
10
Corp
Equitable Gas Co
.
106!2
2,400
10%
9%
196 Va
106
*41
*46
100
5
preferred
Endicott Johnson
30
8
9% Aug
44% Jan
7
77
May
1943b
1063b
1
Empire District Electric Co
33% July
3
28% Dec
38% Apr
10
14
30
19434 196%
1063b
%
10
Emerson Radio &
3
19
41 lb
*46%
El
26
197%
10634
*
9%
*47
Elgin
Feb
9%
9
9%
*41 ?b
50
50
—50
—50
50
5
9
7% July
*85
85%
4 lib
3
22
194%
10634
'
9%
9%
85%
9% Feb
40% Jun
9%
10
Kodak Co
National
60
195% 198 lb
107% 108
2
2
59%
59 ?b
1,700
12
6% ^gn
2
7,600
29,900
21%
Electric
10
153b
613b
12
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares—
Jan
10%
15%
59%
21%
8
4% Jan
10%
15%
60
9%
3
17% Jan
11%
15%
12
5% Aug
29
60
11
15%
21%
33% July
7
11%
1
1
a
Jan
59
2,700
8,100
2
May 20
6% Jan 14
15%
59%
4.300
141/a
35,400
3% Jan
21
*11%
15%
31%
14
63,700
26 % Jan
34
11%
15%
31%
14%
193b
Stop Nut Corp of Amer
Paso
11%
15%
31%
1418
43
preferred
Emerson
11%
31%
t
67%
35% Mar
Jun
14
18%
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
35
31%
13?a
700
2,200
30,700
41?8
Elastic
2
31%
14%
30
65%
8
Jan
31%
14%
29
41%
4
27
31 %
14%
2934
4.03 b
36% Aug
8
31 %
28
153b
41%
20% Feb
44% July
28%
15%
/
40%
95
14% Jan 31
26%
11%
17
1
263b
8.000
31
41%
Inc
Products Co
4%%
Mar 27
15%
26%
15%
15
Jan
15%
27%
14%
Jan
25
15%
9.600
333b
31
15%
v
40%
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
31% Aug
15%
15%
4
33
7',:.
41%
8
30% Aug
83 % May
31 %
*31
40%
Eaton
2
373b
31%
15
31%
50c
3
9
37?
32%
31%
*31
18%
4
2
37%
32%
37%
32%
65 VB,
Mar
Jan
34%
37
32 3b
36%
32%
700
,
18
Aug
22% Jan
*33%
37%
32%
37%
32%
31%
13,500
63%
51
22% Jan
76
34%
36 T«
70
33%
.
18%
—
preferred
Manufacturing
6#
*33%
35
*34
35 %
33%
31 %
No par
No par
prior preferred
Eastern Stainless Steel
Eastman
14%
14%
64
159
2
19,600
56
14%
26%
141/4 Apr
12
23
Mar 20
38% Jan
40
«
56
14%
15
27% Julj
3
403b Apr 25
43/4 Aug 15
3% Oct 22
15% Oct 22
Apr
151
39 ?
56
13%
*55
173b
4%%
4
82% Jun
40
14%
56
62%
Eastern Gas & Fuel Asn coin
29% July 24
-
39 7 s
13 %
*55
14%
17%
Corp
22 y8 Apr
18
39 7b
56
62%
Eagle-Picher Co
273/4 jan
4
31
39 ?8
14%
& Co—
Cigar Corp
11
Dec
39? i,
*55
17
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
4%
preferred
4.20% preferred
4.10% preferred
$2.10 preferred
513/4 Jan
72
39%
56
31%
—5
47% Jan
23 % Dec
40
1
11
16% Dec
14,300
62
—
DWG
22% July 29
12,900
44%
17%
Preferred $3.50 series
May 12
50
22
44%
62%
Preierred $4.50 series
47% May 13
46% Mar 13
21%
44%
17
Common
198% Aug
4
112% Apr 21
91 % Apr 28
41 % July 17
172% Apr 10
27
54%
21%
43%
61%
!
—
Pont de Nem (E I)
du
160% Oct 21
55%
20%
44
58%
Dunlan Corp
9% July
2
54%
21 %
42%
5
Co
Limited USA Inc
International
Drewrys
Aug
12% Jun
54 %
20%
44%
—No par
1
Corp
Chemical
Dresser Industries
44% July 24
3
Mar 26
9
Ltd
Mines
54%
20%
43%
37%
No par
No par
Pepper Co
54%
19%
32
Corp coin
—
11% Jan
54%
20%
44%
34%
10
-1
$1.50 preferred
—25
Diana Stores Corp
50c
Disney (Walt) Productions
2.50
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
2
Divco-Wayne Corp
———1
14
2,000
54 %
55
14%
15
Co—
'
56
1
Diamond
Diamond-Gardner
V
9%
9%
39%
20
—
.
9%
19%
W RR Co„100
Detroit Steel Corp
De
Vilbiss Co
s
9%
9%
44
._3
33% Aug
8
32% May 21
23 % Oct
70
22%
—
Detroit Hillsdale & S
14
10
24
39%
23
9%
38% July 29
30% May
25% Jan
Mar 29
38% Nov 12
74
39%
22%
_50
Western
&
Detroit Edison
3
Oct
39%
No par
(Delaware)
Co
44% Aug
15% July 31
3,700
19
13?a
411/4
41% Jun
9>/a Jan
29% Apr
18%
19
14%
37% Jan
2
18%
19
18%
41%
55
22% Jan
*83
14
34 Vb Apr
Jan
86
39%
Delta
58
83
14%
41% May 21
65
Jan 23
Feb
*80
*83
39 7
Delaware Power & Light Co
Aug
81
86
40%
22
2
81
*83
14
55 V* Aug
18
16% Jan
82
86
39%
Records
Delaware
9% July 28
46% Feb
2
37
87
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
59% July
27% Dec 30
*83
51% May 15
26% Apr 18
48% July 17
37% Mar 13
24
300
86
*80
*83
14%
Delaware & Hudson
Aug 27
20
83
19
Deere
23
2.000
83
14 %
8
57% Jan
30% Oct
49%
*81
*80
18%
8
76% Nov 14
49%
82
83
*80
19
23% Aug
19
Jun
49%
*81
«
15%
43% Aug
19
30
99
49
82
48%
*82
84%
15
2
20
49V4
82
49
18%
July 7
6% Apr 10
6
21
5% Dec
49%:
34
48%
50c
27% Jan
24
49%
84%
33%
*82
50c
28% Apr 25
25% Jan
7
21
3,900
Inc
32% May
9% Aug 20
33%
*90%
Rubber Co
Decca
16% Oct
33%
83
Dayton
36% Dec
34
5
3
16% Mar 10
22
33 %
Apr
30
Oct
34%
100
100
19% July 29
11% Dec 24
33%
series B
series C
31
50% Oct
33?b
33 7
3.75%
29% Dec
49
15,200
Preferred
25% Dec
13
21%
& Light common
2
Jun
12
28
5
Mar 18
Power
2
17
12
Jan
Dayton
13ya Jan
8% Dec
11%
Daystrom Inc
52% July 16
2
15% Jan
23
12
88
Mar 10
30
43 % Jan
19% July 22
22
11%
Aug
23% Jan
Nov 25
40
12
81
88
35% Oct
923/4
12%
27
19
33% Oct
92%
12%
Feb
Jun
41% Feb 25
15% Dec 30
52
90%
5
10
7
100
75
18
51 %
92
series A
86
6% Dec
52
90 %
3,75%
24
19ya Dec
51
Preferred
Oct
26 Vb Dec
52
90%
12 Va
22
72
2
51%
90%
Jan
Mar
13% Jan
52%
92%
87
86
14% Oct 22
51%
*90%
July 30
Nov 15
4,900
53 %
52
—1
—100
82
Oct
37
Aug
4
40
73
55
92
83 % Jan
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Dan River Mills Inc
*84%
323a
32 ?b
9%
7
7%
6,300
'
7%
7%
7%
21%
21%
21%
.21%
2,600
21%
32
*31%
32%
2,100
3134
32
*84
85
84%
84 %
33
3218
33%
9,400
93b
9?b
33.800
85
327/8
934
32%
93s
9?b
60
93 b
9?b
93b
55 %
X53 Vb
5334
54
55
*54
55
55
54 Vb
*54
100
56%
56%
*56%
57
56 Vb
56%
*56 %
57
*56%
57
50
1334
15%
14%
15
15%
14%
15
49,100
14%
15?b
5
15%
19%
19%
193b
19%
19%
5,500
19
383b
393b
38%
3914
39
39? b i:
1
3
934
19
193b
19
19%
39%
39 ?b
39%
39 ?b
.
220
20
,
9,200
Volume
Number 5767
183
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(557)*
NEW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. I
Year 1957
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Jan
65
39% Nov 25
37% Apr
17
7
16
12% Jan 24
11
Jan
15
67
-
15% Jan
2
2
30% May 13
80
1
80
43
11% Jan
16% Apr 23
61% May 13
45% July
31% Dec 31
50
32
8
Feb
Mar
6
22
25% Jun
17
Dec
31
36% May 14
20% Jan 31
29% Jan
3
10
19% Jan
2
5%%
24% July 29
42% Aug
22
Jun
~
4.60%
34% Jun
11
29% Jan
7
42% July 31
Federated Dept Stores
18
16% May
16% Jan
2
23% Mar 13
Fenestra Inc
2
5
Ferro
32
20% Jan
24% Aug
36% Aug
8
Fibreboard Paper
•19% Oct 22
'75% Oct 28
39
Oct
2
July 12
83% Jan
47% Feb
122
14
May
57
10
2
Aug
8
4%
9
16% Apr
25
24% Mar 14
Jan
2
38% Apr
7
82% Apr
16
49% July 29
100% July 22
1041/4 Jim
5
101% July 23
81% Nov 13
preferred
Filtrol
Ins
r
6
45
Oct
21
44 % Aug
72
July 18
25
18
Jun
Firstamerica
37% Jan
87% Jan
59% May 8
59% Jun 13
27
66% Jan
""34% Oct 22'
49
•
Nov
28
43% Jan
3
"93
13
7% Mar
21
42% Oct
Oct
23
84% Jan
3
92
10
9
72To Aug
4
Florida
3
23% July
7
Fluor
53 % July
8
8
2
12% Jan
2
>25% Mar 20
7% Jan
2
13% Mar 11
47% Jan
134
92
95
7
51% Aug
2
43% July 31
convertible
Mineral
12% July 17
3
10% Jan
14
12% Aug
67% Jan
15
9% Jan
2
Jan
2
98% July 28
14% Aug
5
65% July 29
Jan
14
54
24%
23%
24Tb
42%
42%
41%
42
21%
Foremost Dairies Inc
Sulphur
preferred
50%
5%
5%
13
52%
39
*76
51%
23Tb
5 Tb
1,400
13%
28,200
*49%
52%
52%
40
39%
40%
40%
40 T 4
23 %
24%
23%
24
23%
24
42
42
42
42Tb
41%
42%
21Tb
7,700
16,800
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21Tb
40
40%
39%
40%
39Tb
40
39%
21%
20
21
19Tb
20
19 Tb
3,600
41
20%
19%
24
32%
5,800
5 %
12%
21
24
34%
»
21%
24
24%
34
35%
111
112
108%
114 Tb
24Tb
34%
24%
35%
115
24%.
35%
116
*117
119%
55%
55%
55%
54%
55 T%
55%
55%
19%
19Tb
18%
47
19Tb
19
19%
48%
19
19
48%
48%
99%
97%
101%
101Tb
101%
103
69 %
68%
68 Tb
67%
68
17%
;i7%
17Tb
17
17%
99
98
;
47
47
3,600
,/i
36%
6,100
38,700
122
680
55
47%
55%
2,100
19Tb
7 •
'
800
11,300
24 Tb
24%
35%
35%
129
55
<
50 Tb
"
13 Tb
*49Tb
86
40%
'
19%
19%
4,000
47%
48%
10,600
'
99%
97%
98%
98%
99
*101%
104 %
101%
102
67
67 %
66 Tb
68
17
17%
17%
17Tb
:
'
5,700
140
1,400
42,800
'
8
8%
46 %
*89
8%
8
47%
45 Tb
92
8
46Tb
*89
8%
46%
92
8 Tb
8Tb
8Tb
8%
47
47
48
48
*89
92
92
11,200
49
92
*89
92
25,200
40
72%
73
72
72%
72
72%
72
73
72%
73
4,000
72
72%
71%
72
71%
72
71Tb
72
71%
71%
8,400
21
21 Tit
20%
21%
20%
21Tb
50%
33%
50 Tb
51Tb
34 Tb"
*90
51%
93
;
50%
-V
51%
•-34V
34%
22%
22%
11%
11%
12
60
60%
59
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100
>116
*94
'21% -*22'A
130
60%
58
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94
94
48%
49%
49
43%
42Tb
93
f
•
21%
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22%
/
7,500
,
%
8,800
,
^
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56%
43Tb
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130,
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22%
21%
11%
50%
42%
43
34%
21%.
94
49%
42
51%
34%
*90
59%
130
94
'51%
34 Tb
4,800
•
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>116
95%
48%
2
113
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51 To'
34To
2
4
-2L% (;22%
12 V«
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51%
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: •93
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130
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3,700 (
12
59
57%
700
$
11,100
*110
120
95Tb
94
94
49%
50%
50%
51%
10,200
x42Tb
43%
43 %
43%
68,900
*94
170
18
18%
17 To
18%
17%
18%-
18
18%
18 To
18%
14,000
10
36 Tb
37%
35%
36%
34%
35 Tb
36%
36%
36%
37 T 4
15,000
No par
*11%
11 To
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
1,000
;
12%
*11%
12 %
12 Tb
12%
lo
94%
95%
93 %
94%
92%
12 %
93%
92
94
93 %
94%
8,100
1
13 T2
14%
13%
14%
13%
14%
14
14%
13%
14%
151,200
65 %
65 %
65
65
65
65
63%
64
1
Co
Fruehauf Trailer Co
4%
40
1
IIIlo
Franklin Stores Corp
80
24
*21%
:
I__15
Foster-Wheeler Corp—,
Francisco Sugar Co.___.
July 11
24% Jan
8
Nov 14
40
5
37% July 31
Freeport
*49%
40
1
2
123
10
52%
40 %
100
2
68% Nov 14
*48%
39%
1
preferred
25
5
52%
*50
'
5
86
50
5 Tit
13%
5
Co
Jan
% Jan
%
13%
5
Ford Motor Co
5
5%
13%
17%
3%% preferred
Foote
50%
5 To
68%
preferred
49%
♦77
12%
101Tb
of '51
ser
50%
86
5%
—
Machinery & Chem
3 T4 %
1
8
19% Jun
pfd
convertible
49%
*76
12%
98%
common
—4.
87
5%
2.5o
issued
8% Jan
15
50%
*77
12%
7%
25 % Feb
12
52
2
87%
50
Co_I_No~par
Light
8
2
8% Dec
'4%
Food
4
July
&
3
67% July
17% May
Nov 18
10% Dec
29
"
60% July 24
122% July 23
Jan
3,800
*77
101%
Corp Ltd
$4.20 divid
Feb
1,600
28',4
100
Food Giant Markets Inc
37% Jan
59% Mar 19
18% Apr
Mar 17
35% Apr
May 15
93% Aug
5
61% July 16
357/8 Dec 30
100
13
96
When
Nov 27
33% Oct 21
8
*
30
17%
28%
No~par
Food Fair Stores Inc
,35% July
3
Power
86
17%
28%
:6.25
Corp
Jan
*85
17%
28%
No Par
Apr
87
65% May 15
13'/a Oct 22
32% Dec 30
™$1-Jprfferred
Power
Florida
64
39% Jan
Apr'ii
8
21
4
Jan
18% Aug
0
5% Oct
com
(The) Carpet Co
Flintkote Co (The) common
8
75% July 17
33% July 17
78
Jun
86
17%
28 Tb
47 Tb
Firth
7
Aug
94
6
8
*85
:
17%
28%
10
Corp
17
.
22% Oct
17% Nov 20
8% Aug
6% Mar 10
4
4
86
1,900
17%
5
First National Stores
46% July 9
95% May 10
22
Nov
14
12% Jan
6% Dec 16
34 % Oct
79
14
R5% Feb
♦85
29,700
17Tb
__2
101% Jan
5
86
800
40%
28 Tb
100
NY
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4%% preferred
8
Dec
57
*85
*39
17%
Corp
-106—Feb
2
Mar 12
86
39%
28%
Prod" com„Nopar
convertible
15% Apr
47
27%
in
_
Fifth Avenue Coach. Lines Inc
% Jan
27%
-.>2.50
Fidelity Phenix Fire
29
11
27%
17%
1
_
11111111"
Corp
56% July 23
66
19% Dec 20
36% Nov 13
300% Oct
14
Jan
105
22
10%
27%
28%
25
31% Jan 10
Jun
11
27%
17%
50
preferred
28
30
10%
27%
Shares
28 %
Pacific Electric Co
■■r<"
Federal Paper Board Co common
_5
i 10
Dec
10%
27%
2
conv
27% Jan 21
,20% Nov 12
"
11%
39%
11%
39%
10Tb
27 Tb
Federal
4
27
39%
10%
27%
5
pftl 1953 series—
Federal Mogul Bower
Bearings
8
39
"■
Aug. 8
10%
common—III
Corp
x39
the Week
Friday
Aug. 7
27%
*85
50
Corp
Fcclders-Quigan
39%
8ales for
Thursday
Aug. 6
;
preferred series B
Fansteel Metallurgical
Corp
Fawick
39
PRICES
Wednesday
Aug. 5
_1
5%
19
40% Aug
3
7
18% Sep
17 % Oct
Jim
Tuesday
Aug. 4
III100
convertible preferred
LOW AND HIGH SALE
f
Monday
Far
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp common-
1
14% May 5
54% May 22
2
27
18 % Apr
<29
July
53% Mar 11
May 19
3% Apr
7
14
7% Jan
22
Sep 30
Oct
4%
18 % Mar 25
24% Jan
12
64% July 10
21
3% Dec 30
10
'45
84% July 29
July
STOCK
Fairbanks Morse & Co
No par
Faircliild Engine & Airplane Corp_l
Fairmont Foods Co common
1
July 29
9
17% July 1
25% Nov 29
22
Aug 23
413s Oct
28 %
Apr
67% Jan
Sep 25
22 % Jan
5
13 % May 14
2
22
79
YORK
EXCHANGE
43% May
22% Apr
Oct
6
NEW
Highest
;
common-
*12
„100
—>
*64
%
12
%
*64%
12'A
*12
12Tb
400
140
G
6% Oct
10% July 24
10% Apr 10
22
7
Jan
9% Aug
0
6
Gabriel
4
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
8% Dec 30
40% Dec 30
8% Jan
2
45
Apr
11
40% Jan
22
48
July
9
20
8
20 % Jan
2
31
Aug.
5
Oct
21
36% Jan
31% Dec
19
46% Jun 28
23% Oct
25
54
32
Jan
14% Aug
17
5%
43% July 25
Jan
2
8% Jan
14
3% Jan
15
24% Jan
32<
13% Oct 31
15% Feb
19
14 % Jan
3% Dec 30
5% Jan
2
3% Jan
16% Aug
5
4% July 31
Jan
59
17
51
6
25
67%
Dec
88
May 16
Aug
9
Jan
10
11
125
Dec
23
23
-
Mar
Mar
30% Apr
Jan
14
2
15% Aug
2
11% May
55
Apr 29
65% Jan
9
57
Apr
8
64Tb Aug
4
2
26 % Aug
4
General
48
21
8
% Jan
22
69
Jan
11
4
July 26
33% Dec 19
115
Jan
30
100
47% July 16
115% Jan 24
1
91% Feb
1
76% Nov
7
Dec
16
40
Apr
12
47% Dec
31
68
Jan
4
30% Oct
11
33
Jan
13
4% Jan
2
60 % Jan
Aug
4
General
Mills
Jun
3
81
117
2
45% Aug
4
110% Aug
86% Aug
6
117% Jan
16
5 Vv
8
92% Jan
22
Jan
6
38% Apr
14
48% Jan
28% Jun
2
73% Aug
8
5
41
Jan
20
31% Feb
24
52% Feb
6
34
27% Oct
18
Oct
25
57% July 15
4
Dec
18
33% Oct
22
39% May 22
37% Jan
2
19% Oct
22
34
21 % Apr
15
July 19
Instrument
8
27
May 26
44% Jan
2
Jan
7
4
5 %
$5
Precision
8
45% July
General
Public Utilities Corp
General
Railway Signal
27 % Mar 19
20% Jan
2
24% Feb
5
General
Shoe Corp
16% Dec 23
22% Nov 18
17% Jan
3
26% Aug
4
General
Steel
25
Feb
14
28
May 31
25
Jan
2
45% May
30% Mar
7
30% Dec
15% Dec 23
1
22% Oct
2
4
40% Jan
7
27% July 14
27
July
3
General
24Tb Aug
2
7
30
Jan
7
107
Apr 23
83
3
90% Aug
1
108% Jan
7
185
July 17
129
Oct
22
90
77
Jun
3
79
Feb
Apr 29
Jan
2
84 % Jan
2
26% Jan
13
22
95% Apr 25
36% July 9
62% May
8
44 % Jan
3
20% Nov 14
39% May 29
23% Jan
10
32% Oct
46% Mar 26
33% Apr
3
93% Dec 18
23
39
Oct
Oct
20% Dec
21
11
28% July
24
3
83% July 17
91
Mar 18
16% Dec 23
18
Dec
2
29% Oct
37% Jan
14
21
2% Dec
18
257% Oct
16
4% Apr
160
Jan
21% Jan
7
42Tb Aug
7
29% July 24
18
26
2% Jan
2
157% Jan
16
69
Feb
80
Jan
2
39% Oct 21
57% July 18
41
Jan
2
1
Jan
2
Oct
9
94% May 21
9
95% July 8
37% Jun 14
4
Jun
42% Aug
4
59% July 25
29% Aug
7
16
79% JQn
21
July 31
21
Apr
70% Feb 12
28% Dec
4
Oct
97
6
89% Jan
57% Nov 14
1
89 %
Jan
15 % Apr
23
21
13
164
8
53% May 19
12
Feb
35% Aug
Telephone Corp
Products
Oil
Gillette
(The)
-
common
Goebel Brewing Co
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
71% Oct 31
86% Apr
15
37
85
47% July 11
30% Jan
2
21% Jan
11
20% Jan
2
131% Jan
2
222% Nov 11
67
Dec
3
20% Dec
12
For footnotes
Jan
14
138
Jan
22
78
Jan
ll
30% Apr
see
4
page 24.
67
Apr 17
22% Jan
2
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P
16
Grand Union Co
(The)
Grayson-Robinson Stores
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop
52% Jan
9
Great
Northern Paper Co
44
,4
Great
Northern
Aug
26% May 21
146 % Jun
4
Jan
20
75
11Tb
11%
11%
*11%
16 Tb
17 Tb
17 To
61%
28% May 27
63%
68%
XG6%
68%
8 %
8 Tb
8%
9
80%
81
80
Great Western
60%
62 Tb
86,000
63
63%
64%
74,200
26
26
26
66%
66
66 5b
19,000
8 Tb
12,200
65
8Tb
Ry
8
8Tb
79
78
80%
64%
66%
Tb
78%
To
8 Tb
78%
80
600
4,000
79%
540
110
109
111
111
8%
110Tb
111Tb
44%
44%
43 Tb
44%
44
44 3 b
181,400
114%
113%
114%
113
113%
2,100
88
87%
87%
86 Tb
87
37%
37%
37%
38
38
72
71 %
71%
72
%
73 %
5,100
%
33%
32%
33
33%
33 Tb
8,100
*28%
29%
*29
29%
51%'
51%
*51%
51Tb
114%
114%
88%
88%
38
88 %
88
38
38
38
38
37%
1
69 Tb
71%
70 Tb
71%
70%
1
33%
33%
33 %
33%
32
28%
28%
*28%
51%
51%
51%
44 Tb
44%
114%
114%
114
29
51%
5
5
5
5
1,000
10
29%
*29
51%
5
5
1,200
51%
800
5 Tb
16,600
5
5
48
43 T«
42Tb
43%
43%
43 Tb
44
43%
44
30
30%
30
31%
30%
30%
29%
30 Tb
30%
30%
22 %
22 To
22%
22 Tb
22%
23
6,400
%
43
13.800
4,800
10c
23%
23%
22%
23%
10
37 Tb
38
37%
38%
38
38%
38%
38'A
38%
38%
2,500
23
23
22%
23
22%
23%
23
23%
23 3 o
4,200
26%
26%
26%
26Tb
25%
26
25%
25 To
23%
25 Tb
25%
10,100
*25%
26%
26 %
26%
*25%
26%
*25%
26%
*25%
26%
*25%
27%
*25%
27%
*25%
27%
*25%
52%
53 %
52%
52%
52%
52%
_1
22%
22%
26%
27%
%
27
26Tb
27 %
52 %
52%
32,500
22%
23
*25%
52Tb
24 Tb
23
24%
8,100
28%
69,200
26%
27%
26%
95
*90
95
*90
155
*150
155
*155
160
-
95
*150
149 Tb
10
27%
52
*90
95
89%
89Tb
22%
26%
22%
22%
26 %
*94
89 %
*89
89 Tb
94%
89%
89%
*94
95%
88%
*94
60
89%
340
50
95
95 Tb
94%
94%
42%
57 %
42 Tb
41%
42 %
41%
42%
413 b
42
41Tb
42
57%
57%
57
57
56 Tb
56 %
57
57
26%
27%
26%
28 T
a
28%
29 To
29
29%
28%
29 Tb
41%
42%
42
42%
41%
42%
41%
42 3 b
41Tb
42 %
8.000
27%
28%
28 Tb
28 To
28%
29%
10,700
*94
0
*92
No par
5
28%
28
28%
93%
28 %
5
1
100
4IO
57%
'
*92
93%
i
*92
93%
♦92
93 %
*92
Tb
43,600
700
280,500
93%
17%
17Tb
17
17%
17 Tb
17%
17%
17%
17Tb
17%
1,700
35 Tb
35%
34%
34%
34%
34 To
34 T 2
34 %
34Tb
35
8,300
165%
68
3%
3
3 Tb
3
*
*165 %
170
3
*165 %
170
3
3
*
170
165 Tb
3
170
3
165%
.
3%
165%
3,900
60
68
67
69
67
68%
66%
68
20,800
90%
91 %
89%
90 Tb
90%
90%
90%
91%
15,300
35
35
34
%
35 Tb
34%
34%
35
35
48
„
69
49
48
48%
1%
47%
48%
48%
49
1%
1TB
1%
1,100
17,700
1%
14,400
Co
6%
6 Tb
6%
1Tb
6%
s
45%
44Tb
45 Tb
44%
45
45 Tb
45 Tb
45
45 3 b
47 Tb
47 Tb
46%
47Tb
47%
46%
47 %
47
47 3
a
14,700
5
38%
38%
38 T
38Tb
45%
38%
38 Tb
38%
38%
38 Tb
38 3 4
8,900
100
*83%
84
6Tb
5
5
1
No par
25
No par
45 T
1%
1%
6 To
6Tb
6Tb
a
*83%
85
*83%
85
/
85
6%
6%
84Tb
*82%
7Tb
7 Tb
7Tb
28%
28 Tb
50%
7%
7Tb
7Tb
7Tb
7Tb
7Tb
•7%
29%
29%
28 Tb
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 %
48%
50
49 Tb
84
4,100
3,500
100
2,300
4,600
49%
49%
50
50
5114
51 %
5,300
42 Tb
44
42%
"48%
42%
43Tb
42%
43%
43%
43%
37,500
25 T
25Tb
25'A
25%
25%
25%
25Tb
25%
25%
26%
6,600
138 %
138%
preferred
Bay 8c Western RR
Green (H L) Co Inc
100
*138
100
*70
1
,
'
No par
7%
60%
63 Tb
45%
Sugar com
Green
59%
112%
4%
1,300
7,300
*25%
44%
5
12
17%
26
111%
%
90
600
61%
1%
15
•
4,600
64
*25%
111
111
6,200
63
26
67%
6,300
!
60
64 To
25%
14Tb
70
29
12.50
Grant (W T) Co common
3%% preferred
11
15%
17 Tb
No par
Granite City Steel
Feb
64
15',4
16 Tb
1 %
38% July 28
45% Nov 20
90%
63 %
*11%
49%
48Tb July 31
20
*90
15%
14%
17 To
35%
% Jan
3
79% Mar 21
29% Dec 26
90%
64%
65
11%
1Tb
1G
4
*89
*63'A
90%
I6T0
48 Tb
Jun
8 Tb May 20
36 Tb
140%
%
*11 %
35%
7Tb Jun
29% Aug
36
36
90%
60 Tb
17,000
36 Tb
90
64%
12
28
11%
1
27
3
11Tb
*140
29%
17 To
4
28% Jan 31
Apr 17
Apr 30
11Tb
140%
116%
Grace (W R) & Co
6
5% Jan
11 To
28 Tb
"140
29
14%
Gould-National Batteries Inc
36 % Feb
22
4,200
14%
91Tb
23
6% Apr 18
35% May 8
94%
14 Tb
70%
9
11
93
36Tb
61Tb
60
94 T 4
30.%
*63
5,000
93%
90
%
15
21
32
100
10,600
36
64 Tb
57
31%
*99%
*63
89%
4% Jan
Oct
*52%
14%
/
5
.
33% Jan
5
31%
37%
36 Tb
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
2
,21% Dec
6,700
66
10
(The)
Goodrich Co (B F)
3,100
4%
*11%
1
Co
Gimbel Brothers
16%
4%
4
Co
Co
57
300
16'A
Tb
100
33
10
5%% preference
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Gerber
*139
16%
8,100
19,400
6%
*32
36%
28%
89
preference
Getty
11%
140%
44
6
6
32%
5,000
37%
29%
100
100
1
$5
:
431A
42%
42
4
300
3,000
42
36
29%
149
4
8
11%
140%
11%
139
160
9
July
11Tb
11%
140
*150
37% Oct
88
94%
100
,59% Jan
Dec
93%
*90
21
27
94%
95
25% Feb 11
26% Dec 17
46
93
*90
8
4
93%
44,300
30
89
10
2'% Apr
13% Jan
1 % Mar
37%
100
Glidden Co
35% Aug
4
49Tb July 31
38%
83 %c
$4.50 preferred
Gladding McBean & Co
70% July 29
91% Aug
ft
37 Tb
com
4%%
4
July 10
37%
99%
36%
preferred
4%% conv preference
General Tire & Rub
4
3 Tb May 15
175
31%
*99%
15,400
29%
14%
Florida—
—25
25
10
General Time Corp
16% Jan
22% Apr
July 31
95
preferred
53% July 25
*52%
32
100
9%
13 To
48
64%
1
Castings Corp
General Telephone Co of
$1.32 preferred
$1.30
57
31%
*99%
9%
13%
*46%
6.67
9
19% Nov 19
28% May 16
*52
32
99%
13%
48
10c
General Public Service
Realty in Utilities
Refractories
3
57
*32
32
No par
No par
preferred
$3 convertible preferred
Aug
General
22
*52
57
26%
Equipt Corp
39% July 25
36% Oct
11%
No par
No par
3
Sep
4 Tb
32
100
13
22% Sep 20
16%
4 %
140
No par
15 % Jan
23
16 Tb
4 Tb
26 Tb
Preferred $3.75 series
General
16 Tb
4%
64
.
32% Jan
50% Jan
16%
4%
1
3
18% July
24
Dec
16%
61
—
6
4%
88
Corp
41%
6 Tb
16 Tb
4%
No par
10
26
31
6 Tb
*31
5
31% Aug
5
23% July 23
1434 Dec
42
36%
Motors Corp common-
conv
41%
6%
32
29%
36 %
General Outdoor Advertising
General Portland Cement Co_
$1.60
42%
5%
31
,_1
preferred
General
42
6
13%
*46%
32
1
common
preferred
General
43 Tb
No par
100
Corp
General Foods Corp
General
2
42 %
29Tb
Finance
2
9Tb Jun
Aug
42
13
July 30
33% Jan
109
47% July 12
34% May 17
5 % Jun
69
x41Tb
32 Tb
5
General Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co
19% Jan
50% Dec 31
12
43%
*52%
Inc
No par.
Contract Corp common
2
6% series preferredlo
General Controls Co
;
5
12
19% May 15
42Tb
1
Cigar Co
72% July 22
68% Apr
5
43%
5
-
24
4
42 Tb
14
48
16
:*
General
9
43Tb
5%
No pax-
:
19% Jan
15% Feb 27
101% Nov
common
10
52% Feb
Oct
Co
Corp
Apr
46% Oct
56
Baking
1st preferred—
General
8
30%
93 %
preferred
4%
27
July 24
30%
Transportation—2.50
Amer
14
20
Oct
68
30 Tb
36%
8
25% July
Dec
4
93% Jun
30
5
Cable Cox-p com
4
31
99 To
General
36% Aug
30
*99%
of Texas
9%
30%
12 Tb
32
50
com
9%
*40
i00
Bronze
Jan
Feb
Investors
General
$8
1
preferred
American
General
11 % Jan
40
convertible
$4.50 preferred
8
Aug
75
10% Jan
6%
General
com_I
9%
13%
40
43%
I50
1
Indus
General
48
22
American
'
5
5
12 % Jan
General
General Amer Oil Co
86
10% Dec 26
Corp
8
49% Dec 31
22
Acceptance
37% Aug
6
14% Jan
General
9 Tb
9%
13%
45%
43%
1
com
preferred
12
Jan
19% Jan
•
6
9% Dec 20
15
7
4
Inc
convertible
9%
14 To
46
30
~~2
Corp (The)
Industries
9%
13%
*44%
<5
.
Wood
4%%
9
5
50
iNo^ar
140% Aug
5
31% July 24
9% Jan
125
46% May 24
21
70% Nov
•35
2
Gar
18
Apr
Co
94 % Aug
69% Jan
Apr 30
26% Jan 11
Garrett
4
Feb
55
24% Feb 25
135
17% Dec
Aug
32Tb Aug
102
96% Jan
47% Jun 12
Oct
44% July 28
6% Aug
5
26% Jan
Jan
Nov 19
18
2
52% Apr
Jun
101
£
25
30
Jan
37% July 12
9
25% Deo
90 % July
27
j
common
preferred
(The)
Gardner-Denver Co
36% Jan
Dec
(The)
convertible
Gamewell
30
3% Oct 21
23
Co
a
26%
139 T
72
27
2
138
72
138
138
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26%
27
•
72
26%
27
;
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138
138
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139
*70
72
♦70
27
27
27
260
72
28%
8,700
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18
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.
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.
(558)
16% Apr
9
87
17
2
7% Apr
12% May 10
Jan
2
14Vb Dec
10
32% Jan
11
14
25
10% Jan
10
9
5
20 % Aug
7
Gulf
66% July 31
113% July
7
$5
May
80% Jan
16
52
Mar
105% Oct
11
21
May 13
101
34% Jan
24
81% Aug
6
0
152
Feb
25
preferred
Gulf Oil Corp.—;
Gulf
81
23
98
Apr
96
Jan
10
Jau
Nov
4
41% Feb
21
38 'A Jan
30
89% Jan
17
49% Apr
7
Jan
2
13% Dec
31
28'A Jan
11
24
111% Jan
11
70
Jan
20% Dec
24
45'A Jan
15
21% Jan
i. Oct
Dec
Hamilton Watch Co
3% Oct
7
8
30
Jan
20% Apr
29
3% Jan
6
2
22 % Jap
72 % Jan
26
54
May
19
91
July 24
15% Oct
82% Sep
34% Mar
9% Dec 30
85
Jan
22
62
27% Feb
"38 *
25
July 25
19
40% Jan
26% Jan
11% Jan
Jan
Hercules Motors.—
Hercules
Aug
6
8
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
3% % preferred series A
15% Dec
30
22% Jan
16 Va Jan
22
10% Jun
20
25% July
17% Oct 22
9
Nov
11
40
Oct
11% Jun
20
3
22% May 21
25 % Jan
2
30
32% Jan
2
45
39% Feb
71% Jan
4
39% Jan
10
23 % Apr
7
81
97
Feb
8
87 % Apr
3
Sep
6
2% Nov 27
6'A Jan
4
28% Jan
10
Jan
19
15% Jun
84% Nov 13
39 %
25
30 Va Nov
3
Jan
May 29
18
49
Aug 30
85
Oct
25
88
Apr
17
Nov
20
100
10
Hooker
Jail
5Vo
38% Apr 22
37% Aug
7
13
,
Apr
14
Jun
84
Feb
25
90.
Jun
1
Feb
20
97
May 22
Apr
60
52% Jun
12
ay. Dec
31
15
Jan
18
8 % Jan
22
5'% Dec
18
18% Jan
8
5% Jan
10
9% Aug
1
18
18
1% Jail
16
6% Ja n
16
60% July 11
22
iye Sep
3
3% Oct 23
43
Dec
30
12% Oct
fO
4% May
6
11% Apr 29
Apr
3% Apr
90
.
53
Apr
4
16% Jan 14
27
2% Dec 23
July 25
40% Apr
13% Jan
14
8
72 % Jan
17
87
May 21
2 % Jan
2
5
6
27
Aug
4
N 18% Jun
5%
Hupp
6%
30
35% May 23
20 % Jan
2
12% Dec
23
22
Jan
13% Jan
2
19
28% Jan
17
40
4
July 30
Foods
&
Corp
35'A Feb
11
51% Jail
2
11
28% Jan
13
25% Oct
23
32% May
29% Jan
2
38
Jan
13
46 % Mar
8
42% July 14
40
Jun
19
2
45
<44
47 Via Apr
52
Feb
Dec
4
26% Dec
Nov
6
40
Nov
14
40
July 16
;26
9
11
47% Jail
4 9 'A Jan
7
15
47 % Fell
7
Jun
23
44% July 28
47% Feb
3
29'A Jan
2
36
6% Apr
25
31'/a July
Nov 13
5
52% Jail
51
30
9% Apr
5
39 Va Jan
14
89
Nov
148
88V2Jan
14
Dec
8
11
156
4
73
156
10
Jan
65
Feb
99y2Jan
Jan 16
19
14
22
Jan
2
July 30
4
8
50
*35%
100 pesos
Ingersoll-Rand
6%
No par
common
preferred
Inland
Steel
100
;
Co
!__No par
.
21
80% Jan
16
Dec
24
35% Jan
3
14
76
13% Dec
19
May
23 Vp
16% Oct
22
6% Oct
22
11% Nov 19
)
109% July
98
Feb
1
17
85 'A Feb
27
92
16
13
57% Jan
96% July 16
11
Dec
26
40% May 23
32% July 14
22
Dec
24
51% Apr 23
25
Jan
13
35
28
Jan
2
27% Dec
9
26% Oct
21
10% Oct 23
.22
Dec
30
12
Oct
22
18% Nov
S4ya Jan
28
Dec
4
2
24
111% Jun 28
88
Oct
22
Feb
20
37% July 10
36% July 16
20% Jan
21% Jan
33% May 10
14% Feb 19
13
33%
Dec"24
28% Mar 29
54% Jun
130
Jan
13
22
50% July 15
27% Jan
2
29% Jan
13
118
Jan
10
36% Feb
27
10
1% Feb
4
6% Jun
11
4% Feb
11
28% Jan
9
15 Va Jan
2
47% July 11
19% Feb
25
82
Jan
15
2
56
Feb
28
86
18
Nov 19
78
Jun
91
47% Jan
75
28
Aug 29
Jan
60% Aug
89% Feb
14% Dec
10
52% July
•9
12
24
97
Feb
35% Dec 18
•0% Nov
6
S5Vb Dec
17
For footnotes
3
July 11
64'/b July 24
99
Jan
76% Jan
see
2
17
page 24.
4
8
Aug
Interlake
Iron
Int'l
Nickel
of
International
Jun
1
17
IVo
1
Shoe—
Silver common
25
Interstate Dept Stores
2
Interstate Power Co.—
7
Iowa
Iowa Power &
Island Creek Coal
7% May 26
23% Apr
17
:31
5
u
$6
1
Light Co
1
preferred
I-T-E
Jacobs
(F L)
Co
Jewel
May 27
34'% Apr 23
.88
85
Jan
3
Apr
11
93
38
Mar
4
May 22
4,500
33%
34
33%
34 %■
17%
39%
40
57%
56 %
57%
34
34%
.
*
34%
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90
5
5
17%
37 %
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37 %
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:
5,300
24
45% Aug
8
100 % July 25
49 Vb Aug
8
99% Aug
7
46 % July 25
26,500
91
434
4%
5,700
,
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23%
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200
17%
173»
17%
5,100
38 %
17%
38 %
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5
4%
23
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24
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38
38
37%
81
300
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5,000
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36%
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30
82 %
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82%
90
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90
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90
97 %
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97%
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97 %
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58 %
58%
58%
59'%
9%
9%
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9%
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51 %
51 %
52%
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58
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87
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86
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4%
40
89
89
9
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7,600
1,300
9
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17
87
31,100
100
V
400
87
4%
4%
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350
29,400
4%
4%
32
30 Va
31
30
30
30
18%
18
18%
18'%
18'%
18
%
18%
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Inc
Jones
5%
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44
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800
30
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47
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50
50
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49%
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51
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51
45
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35%
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13,300
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103%
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11%
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36%
149
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10
103%
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10%
104%
92%
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61
-63
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-
39%
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36%
Laughlin Steel
preferred series A
99%
4
3,800
4
20%
25,100
81%
10,700
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100%
101
9,200
34%
34%
34
15,400
35%
33
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46
47
90
89%
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21%
36%
36%
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33%
36%
250
37%
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21%
9.700
369%
21%
13.900
38%
40,100
1,120
150
37,700
30%
30
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77%
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18%
18%
18%
700
81%
82%
83%
85%
44,400
10 "4
10%
10'%
10 %
13,400
103'%
28,900
104%
103;%
104 %
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94%
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100
10%
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10%
10%
10%
1,100
62
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62
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10%
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36%
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3,000
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125
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300
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150
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29
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366
370%
10
165
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165
46%
21
7%
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100
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33%
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21%
1,900
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100%
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51
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50
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34
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125
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38%
31%
31%
32
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32
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38%
39%
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40
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40
56,400
27%
26%
27%
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27
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1,400
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26
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40
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39
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32
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33%
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81%
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31,200
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26
26
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25%
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17%
17
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17
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17%
16 711
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3,200
34
35%
34%
34%
34%
34%
35%
35%
35%
4,600
35
35%
35
35%
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33%
36
34
36 Va
32%
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124
40%
32%
41%
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36
35
35%
33%
32%
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41%
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31
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85
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6
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124
124
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2,900
41
10.100
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6
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22%
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30
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86
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81
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45
43%
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43
43
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11,000
100
Johnson
Joy Manufacturing Co
b
44
29%
*77
41%
1
common
&
43 %
29%
32%
pfd—100
3%%
preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
Johnson
800
4,100
17
87
5
5
:
81
35
57%
40%
1
Co
Jaeger Machine Co
3
Jan
57
367
36%
151%
41%
5
Aug
1
90% May 12
8
371 %
lo
1
Circuit Breaker
90
22
50c
common
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co..
Aug
1
3.50
Iowa-Illinois. Gas & Elec Co
44
126% July 24
41-% July 31
1
.•
Power Co
&
34% July 16
8
25
International Telep & Teleg.No par
InternationSl Utilities Corp
5
Elec Light
-
:._No par
preferred—,
27% Mar 24
10
100
No par
35% Aug
38s/a Jun
Aug
par
No par
International Salt
17% Jun
■
Jsio
45'%
151
~-29%-
1
7.50
common
:
International
29
—No par
Limited
$4 preferred—,
;
J
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
i
5Vo
preferred
*
40 % Aug
Canada.
Packers
International Paper
8
'
5
preferred
—100
International Mining Corp—
.5
3
*
Jun
com
4%
3
24%
36%
100
.
100%
30%
370
-5
—No par
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
163
*8.8
21 %
1
•_.
7%
20%
81 %
45%
100
1
common.
preferred—
__5
;
•
Int'l; Business Machines
7%
36
*24
1
Corp..
Int'l- Harvester
International
w
May 28
13% Jan
2
28
'
57 %
49%
*50
*43%
35%
45
99%
35
20
:
Inc
preferred
39% Aug
3
1
4%%
t
32
13
13% Oct
11
125
22
33 % Aug
31
Jan
4
Tl
7
Oct
Jan
21
•13% Feb
85
100
4
11 Ve A>ji
104% July 25
Jan
7% Jan
34
July 12
8
84% Aug
8
125
8
13
,,n
»
Inspiration Cons Copper
11
•30% Aug
9
17
Jun
>78V2 Jun
2
26% May 10
106 Va May 10
8
7
Aur
.
19
13
70% Jan
7
Jun
38% Aug
Jan
15% Dec
<
68% Jan
13 3,p
115% Apr 23
11% Feb 20
•2
July 30
7% Dec 30
2
56»%
33%
*43
*45
50
51 %
7%
20%
79%
*160
1
Jan
Nov
V
4.7
*50
*43 Va
;
92
15
6,800
Mexico
A
4
166
\
44%
*48%
50
No par
Nov
8
500
39-%
397b
17%
/
33%
"
*45
50
.
—
Insuranshares Ctfs
-92% May 13
■»
22% Jan 27
*43
!50
Intercliemical Corp common
2b-/b JUiy
27'.2
39%
*17%
35%
4%
*31
18
33%
50
8
148 % Aug
27%
33%
preferred
preferred..
7
31"% July 10
21%
%
40'/«
34%
5
156% Jan 25
21'%
27
34%
48% Aug
22
21
27%
21
*27%
27%
35%
24-.2 Mar
26 % Oct
21
28
21 %
5,200
34 7
36% Aug
374
21
11%.
21
27%
39%
57
34 Va
*88
5
*23%
1,100
5,800
:1138
■'11
35
13
2
11%
34
29
10
11%
40
Apr
Jan
11%
27%
70
S
Aug
Jan
11%
-11%
12%;
28%
*11%
12
44%
22% Jan
.
2734
39 3
37
27
27'%
.12
12'/«
69'2
2
300
27%
43%
Jan
8
27%
-12
39'%
52
July
27%
27%
69 %
55% Jan 11
38% Jan 11
12 Va
43%
231/a May 14
376 %
8,300
23%
23%
12
39 V4
23
22
120
■'■4* 70
23%
23%
23 VB
23 %
23%
83
69%
21
35% Dec 23
127
Nov 11
..
40,900
14%
67
•!: 83
*65%
43 VB
13
370% Oct
83
69%
July 18
5
67
83
14%
14%
*66 %
>83
40
Industrial Rayon
101
'A Jun
J13 h'\
'
44 %
Nov
18
13%
67
69%
29% Oct
18
13%
-
;; *82
6,500
38%
20
tl
36,100
32
43%
5
4
162
2
900
39%
31%
fc.
40'/a
preferred
preferred.
preferred
Indianapolis Power & Light
2
25% Jan
60%
38%
32
69%
25% Dec
.
60
38%
35%
4.20%
May 27
Jail
59%
66 %
13%
68
16,400
/■V 50
31%
;
>
2,000
46:%
115%
69%
4.70%
20% Aug
81% Aug
■
32
*
82 %
•1634
4
I6V2
45 3
115%
38%
38%
31%
38
*37'%
42%
4.42%
7% Feb
2
37%
>
31%
1,100
''■•» 30
59 7 8
»'
60
60
37%
29%
*114'%
46%
45
115:%
117
*115%
16%
vl6%
16%
47%
14,400
*
69%
10
—
Co
Industria Electrica De
6% Dec
113% Dec 23
16%
46%
90
24%
29%
!
38
2,100
86
2
23%
-
29 %
*37'%
37%
37%
*84'
55 Vs
40%
4.26%
23
23 %
29%
78
43%
4.08%
Jan
48
86
23
%'
60
•1,200
86
-29%
29%
117 %
30%
54 3 4
54%
47%
16
30%
*76
78
54%
-23%
23
29'%
30=8
*76
69%
9
46% Apr
38
:
13%
800
88
*86
:•
22,400.
13%
54'2
54%
87
31%
!
I
Power Co.
Cement
21
Jun
78
23%
30%'
*13%
30%
30%
54%
30
30%
13%
13%
*13%
30 %
*76
1,500
7,300
-
34 %
30
30%
4
1,800
6', '4
34'/2
-
29 3
13%
-
39%
Ideal
35% July 14
48
3* %
5%
-
10
Idaho
.
Mar 26
5
*3t %
5%
'5%
*
28%
28%
:'..5%'
34
34
.
43
50
28
>
6%
■
1%
85
.1
convertible pfd scries A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
5%
*1%
4%
x51%
17%
5
100
•
28
28
-
Illinois Central RR Co..—No par
Illinois Power Co common.:
15
44% Aug
8
70% July 25
40% Aug
5
:
com
common..
:/'•
May 31
75% Aug 12
63% Jan
9
SO
Indust Inc
preferred series A
28
>
9%
*1%
4%
51%
15,600
24%
24
58%
Manhattan com
100
5Vo noncumulative preferred—100
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
IHudsoiji, &
38%
%
38%
24 %
9%
9%
4,400
38%
38
24
58%
9%
9%
1
273b
27%
24
9%
1%
4%
53
17%
85%
5
32
19
58%
L---1
•__-,
(Delaware
Co
5,500
137%
*135
27%
39%
58%
9%
^Ncvpar
Hound
Hunt
Dec
19
JL00
37'..
36%
36%
137 %
38%
•
38%
*89
*r,6
100
3,400
24
4%
31%
18%
100
—:
,
7,500
31 %
27%
38%
37
*81
"89
*96%
36%
81
30
31%
-27%
38%
37%
81
90
97%
*38
50
No par
common
Howard Stores Corp..
Howe
8
'% July 28
33% July 28
preferred
36
*135
27%
80
29%
23%
18
5
1
common
preferred
preferred
4.40% preferred
26
Aug
17%
34
*88
___No par
Houston Lighting & Power
10% Mar 19
85% Apr
23
Sep
23%
58
5
com
preferred
4Vo
:
4
48 y2 Oct
25
Inc commoB__3
10
;
Corp
convertible
3%%
•
40
37%
2,600
80
*79
137%
78
13%
*67
*80%
58%
35 %
90
5%
23%
Corp
Chemical
28%
40%
31%
31
x36%
*135
30%
37
29 %
21
21
*27%
31%
31%
31
*115%
59%
11% /
11%
5
—12.50
$2.25 convertible
6
92
27%
50c
29%
34
46%
23%
12%
28%
23
12%
10
Household Finance
6
26
;84
2.50
Mining
Oil
17%
47%
116
116
59%
60
37Va
37%
30
...30%
13% .13%/
*67
68
*80%
82%
___1
30
Houdaille-Industries
6
.
—No par
preferred
$4.25 preferredHotel Corp of America
July 24
19
9
27% Jan
78
4
31
24
36'A Jan
Mar 13
72
4
Jan
5 % July 23
7
15% Feb
23% July 24
3
;
Homestake
.
1
common
convertible
Honolulu
,92
2
Jan
3
18% Nov 26
5%
35% Aug
24
22
22% Dec 23
(conv)
Holly Sugar Corp
May 21
May 20
58'% Aug
5
100
Holland Furnace Co
3
9% Jan
17 Va Jan
5
Feb
31
1
82% Oct
2
2nd pfd
-
17
.1
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hires Co (Charles E)
Hoffman Electronics Corp
12'% July 17
17
29% Juu
2
Jan
40% Jan 10
22
85% Nov
23% July 25
10
21
16 Va Sep 24
22% Jan 11
8
15% Oct
2
9 % Jan
7
8% Oct
,
$4%
(The)—
29 3 3
*37%
16%
/
%
47 %
;—No par
Corp
Hertz Co
Hewitt-Robins Inc
-
29%
30'%
*76
54%
86
23%
29%
-
*37%!:38
100
3
2
Jan
'
preferred
Hershey Chocolate
-
*29
„_No par
2 1/12
:
common
5Vo
23
74% May 29
86
May 5
74
July 19
Powder
1
32
7
87
7Vo
4
13
60
4
17
Jan
(G W) common.!
10
noncumulative preferred—25
4
54%
87%
23%
29%
54
*86
29
28
30'%
13%
78
*23%
79
2,600-
15%
15%
15%
39'%
*33
30%
30%
*76
1
44'A Feb
14
17% July 16
.
61% May
3
24
78
9
70% Nov 27
...
14% Aug
53% Jan
80% Sep
Helme
27
Apr
5
15
100
.25
—100
__
22%
24 Va
•
30%;^31%
13%
13%
1
Inc.——:
5%
15%
78%
28%
■■■'
34
*33
66%
22^,0
15
• •
1,200
5,200
46 %
66 Vi
Vr
77%
31%
38%
37%
23%
28
'
II
40%
65%
65
22%
100
46%
*46
66%
14%
137%
*135
28
28
I; 5%-
50
;___
~
104
77
30
130
100%
104
15 •■'■•
31%
37%
\
-
27%
1
1
!
(H J) Co common!
3.65% preferred.—
•
•
10
Heller (W E) & Co——
9
Jun
_5
Heinz
16
.
2.50
preferred
17 Va Aug
118
36 Va Apr
24% Dec 24
10% Oct 21
Industries
3%%
47% Aug
•
38
Co
Industries. Inc
'
2
Feb
10
36%
Hecht Co common'
2
30% Jun / 3
38% May 1
112'A Mar 21
31%
30%
31%
.1
preferred—
Haveg
Hayes
89% Feb 21
2
32% Jan
10
4%%
27
May
30
137%27%
28%
38%
39%
24% > 24%
*97
164%-
77
14%
*135
100%
46 %
'
65%
22%
22 %
*75
29 Va
Hat Corp of America common
Mar 14
Jim
'24%
6
23% Jail
42% Sep
12
> 57
2
43% Jan
17% Jan
47% July 11
115% Jan 30
47% Jan 23
15
77% July
Chemical
/ *46
65%
15
Hart Schaffner & Marx
8
31% Jun
84% July 17
8
17% Jan
21
103% Oct
;
16
24'/a Jan
19
80% July 23
*
6
18% Jan 22
10
!
14
43'/< Dec
Harshaw
34% Jun 26
9
20
•J»
Nov
?
22% Apr 25
12% July 14
Jun" 19
Harsco
46%
*97
"108
46
76
100
Corp.
Corporation..
98
97%
65%"
22%
15
com——7.50
preferred—
92%
*95%
100%
76
Harris-Intertype
8
6% Aug
34% Aug
9
28 % Jan
28% Apr
76% Jun
9
28% Aug
4
40% July 30
•
22% Jan 20
7
18%
18
6V0
>25% July 30
28% Aug
8
34% Jan 21
21% Nov 22
Harbison-Walk Refrac
5
*00%
97%
104,
2.50
..1
.
46%t
92%
97%
*98
22%
22Vs
8,800
47
46%
>90%
97%
104
.1
40%
47
93
100%
-
500
38.900
97%
105%
46%
66%
46%
*08
65%
12,600
20%
*00%
47%
*97%
100'
114%
66%
113
112%
111%
93
'104
10o
HammermiU
Mar 17
140
46%
65
—5
common.
32% July 31
13
2
6%. Jan
Nov 27
14% Dec
Apr
32% Mar 25
8
•9% Oct
23
-
Printing Co
4convertible preferred.
38% Aug
9
30
(W F)
Paper Co—
Hammond Organ Co
J
13
39% Mar 11
30
18
Jan
Jan
51'A Aug
30% July
8
22
129
47%
*91%
25
.
21
31% July 31
79
Aug
7
2
May 31
40% July 23
Jun 14
29% Dec 24
20
20 'A Jan
39
138
47%
Oil Well Cementing—.5
Hall
2
24% Dec 23
29% Oct 21
127% Oct 14
23% Dec 30
Water
Halliburton
16% Jan
21
Jan
20
Hackensack
25
2
24
$5
8
66% Aug
13% May 20
Dec
20
preferred-——100
preferred——lOn
dividend preferred.
;
100
23% Jun
87
18% Dec
dividend
2
47 % July
3
53% Dec
88
preferred———100
dividend
$4.44
1
May
109
60
113'%
20
20%
111%
114 %
47%
No par
,
$4.40
100
July 15
104
.
dividend
$4,20
102% July 14
Jun 13
10
19
bJ
19
641
11.300
9%
*9
9%
19%
64%
19%
65%
93
*91%
97%
97%
100%
*98
105 %
?104
*9
22%
22%
%
23
11
-j
19
65%
111
>
9%
*9
19%
111%
90
84.
_
66f4
110%
23.800
15%
*82
84
*82
Shares
15%
15%
States Utilities Co—
Common
4
May 29
96
3
05% Jan
92
29
Nov
47% Aug
6
Jan
89
2
4
Oct
83
39% Jan
41% Jun 11
93'/a Feb
5
23%
9%
*9
.9%
9%
*60
Aug.
the Week
Aug. X
15 In
83%
22%
23
19%
No par
25
—
81%
23'%
82
23%
23%
Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
82
83%
Friday
Thursday
15%
15%
"82
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp—
1
Guantanamo Sugar...—————1
24% Jun
17% Mar 20
47% Dec
Apr
15%
15%
15%
15%
3
100
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
Aug. 6
Aug. 5
Aug. 4
Par
Greyhound Corp (The.) common
4%%
preferred
14
80 % Jun
14
34% Jan
11
15% Oct
Feb
89
76 % Nov 20
2
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
14% Jan
30
13
16% Apr
13
Dec
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
-NEW
Range Since Jan. I
Year 1057
14
LOW
STOCKS
Range for l'revioui
RECORD
EXCHANGE STOCK
YORK STOCK
NEW
com
...100
:
l
*87
89%
*87
89%
*87
100
•
43%
44.300 T
44%
45 7
99%
44%
100
99%
1.600
48%
49%
61,900
8
s
Volume
Number 5767
188
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
-
NEW
Highest
.
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Aug. 4
HIGH
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Aug. 5
Sales Iff
Friday
Aug. 7
the Waek
Aug. 8
Thursday
Aug. 6
Shares
K
23
\ 37% Aug
5
Jan
30
30
46% May 15
Feb
28
67 % Dec
30
2
89
Dec
19
109% May 9
49
Feb 14
68% Jan
37
39% Jan
7
45% Mar
82
Dec
13-
105% Aug
5
83
Jan
2
39% Jan
24
38% Jan
2
81% Jan
2
22
Dec
33% Oct
23
83
Mar 12
98
Jan
15
102
Feb
18
80
Aug 28
96
Feb
21
90
25
96
Apr
3
7?% Jan
4
Nov
84% Oct
4.20%
7
99
Jun
20
4.35%
50% Jan
29
26% July 11
Jan
2
25
17
10% Jan
49% July 10
25 % Apr
15
Apr
4
75% Jun
47% May 31
19
20% Oct
28
32% July
43 % Jan
5
30
33
Aug
8
"27% Jan
6
2
29% Feb
7
Deo
23
34% Jan
78% Jan
2
2
17
94% Apr
76% NOV 11
10
9
Dec
30
21% Mar
7
9% Feb
22
Deo
17
27% Apr
11
22% Jan
34% Jan
4
24% Jan
26% May
66 % Dec
9
61
17
Dec
30
Jan
17
3Va
Nov
2
13% Jan
27
-
22 % Jan
6
4% Jan
19
19% Aug
Jan
17
24
36% Apr
4
25
Feb
20
94
9
83
Jan
17
19
10% Dec
11
45% Jan
4
Dec
12
1
22
2% Jan
20% Jan
10
12% Oct
24
14
Oct
22
7% Feb
4
5% Dec 10
17% Jan
22
Oct
21
19
Jan
15
26% Oct
1
3
7% Dec
50
Jan
•4.32%
t,
9% Dec
,.12% May
2
Jan
2
July
7 /
7% Dec
26
*
9% Aug
8
Lehigh Valley RR
14
22% Feb
28
1
Lehman
31
24% Feb
10
14% Jan
2
18% Aug
8
70% Jan
2
90% Aug
8
11% July
9
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
28
7% Jan
2
65% Jan
2
60% Jan
46% Jan
3
10
Jan
2
6% Apr
7
73% May
158% Jun
22
143
Aug
$3
Jun
2
54% Aug
10,
17% Jun
2
36% Aug
29% Oct
99% Oct
11
31
2
41% July 21
7
107% Feb
80
Nov
7
28
Jan
25
89«
4
92
Mar
4
106
Apr
4
34
78% Nov 12
93
Aug 26
15% Jan
2
Dec
5
July 24
133% Dec
27
23% Oct 22
30% Jun
54% Dec
30
93% Jan
11
Dec
16
22
Jan
45% Feb
12
122% Jun
28
116
,•
Mar
82
104
16
4-
92% Feb
116
July
32% Jan
10
72 ;
143/
Jun
27% Feb
14'
8
55% Mar
4
75%,July 31
7
11% Jan
2
15% Aug
26%
27
2,900
3,200
6,000
15%
15
15
1434
1434
1434
1434
1434
14%
3534
36 34
35%
36%
3634
99%
96
98%
9634
97
37%
97 34
41,500
52%
-5134
54%
53%
5434
3534
9534
54 '
36
9734
5434
5434
55%
29,200
51%
50%
5234
51%
5234
50%
5234
5134
52%
26%
26
2634
26
2634
26
2634
21,600
3,800
36%
36%
3634
36%
3534
36
57
57%
2434
»•-
x-3534
2734
2634
26%
26%
4034
4134
4034
41
41
*134
34
28%
"2734
41%
41 %
4134
14%
14%
85
84%
.36
*84
85
84
150
14%
14
14%
14 i
1434
14
14
4,900
28%
28%
28%
2834
28%
•28%
28%
5,300
3634
3634
37
20
1934
19%
7834
78
78%
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36 %
3634
19%
1934
1934
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79%
78
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85
3634
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1934
19%
30,
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4
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1934
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1934
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2934
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A
20%
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2034
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21%
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21%.
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29%
29%
29%
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29
<
29
.
38%
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10%
11%
11
11
11;
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36%/,
35%
3534
3534
1%.
1%
15%.
15%
4%
8
134
♦1434.
%
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88%
134
8%
4%
834
82
83%
83
54%
10
common
preferred..
100
10
100
100
,.100
series B preferred.
4.25% series D preferred
4.35%, series E preferred
series G conv pfd
4.40%
100
10
common
preferred
—10Q„
^
Louisville Gas & El Co
(Ky).Nopar
Louisville & Nashville
—,—50
Lowenstein (M) & Sons Inc—-1
i
Tan
10
79% July 31
22% Jun
5
Lykes
"30% Jail
23
Steel
Lukens
11
Bros
7,700
4%
4.34
434
*4%
434
800
8
34
834
9%
14,700
28
3234
5,100
900
v
27%
28
834
27%
32
3234
3234
1734
1734
1734
1834
8934
8934
39%
9034
1034
12.100
11,200
10%
10%
7234
13%
1034
7134
1034
1,500
6,200
23,300
72%
72%
148%.
7234
148
148
11,300
14834
70
83%
8434
85%
8634
2,100
5634
55%
56
56%
58
2,300
33%
7»'-'
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13%
13
1334
734
6 34
634
1,300
4,500
5034
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14,300
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50%
6%
49?A
7"
53 %
52%
5334
5234
53%
5234
5334
53%
5434
41,700
17
17%
16%;
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1634
17
1634
17
16%
17
30,800
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36
%
34%
3534
3434
3534
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3534
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41
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90
7034
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11534
105,600
220
137
137
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1,000
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,
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73%
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73
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15%
15%
14%
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15
15%
11,400
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74%
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69
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12,400
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89
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102
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4,000
123
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123
27
102
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116
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2734
26%
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102
36
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77%
78%
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7734
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21%
21%
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i
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7534
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7734
27,300
,
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22%
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2234
22%
21,100
22%
Steamship COx.
36
134
55
52%
4
3534
15%
13 34 \
1
800
3,000
1%
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11
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32
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7
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83
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2934
3634
83
50%
2934
88 %
1%
14934
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2934
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*148
6%
,
1,300
8,600
3534
13 %
7
2034
2234
2734
27%.
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1034
7334
1,100
2034
2134
11
134
•
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14934
4
22%
11,
5434
13 %
6%
72%
55%
13%
1
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*148
5
!
Corp
5%
6
1034
72%
149%
2.50
,±
(P)
11
72
♦148
10
Long Island Lighting Co com
7%
10%
7
25
100
com
29
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2034
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1734
V
2,800
*28%
834
8
-
19%
19%
13,800
2934
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8934
1
,
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4
800
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15
434
8
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4,900
20
73
2934
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:
3734
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1%
37
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15
1534
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4%
35
30\
21%
15
900
28%
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1734
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5,600
7,900
26%
28%
41%
84%
io
88%
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8,900
2434
27%
57 %
m 2434
2434
2734
1734
conv
60
5334
24%
8934
4.84%,
1,600
58
2434
57
32
Industries
26%
3634
58%
17%
(The)
2534
*35%
24%
88
Corp
1,700
36
32
19% Jun
60
2734
89%
Lone Star Gas Co
July 14
37
27
74
57%
4,
'
5
27
1734
23
10f
2634
74
*3734
24%
25
Lockheed Aircraft Corp..
;——
July 10
Jan
3,500
32%
3
128
3634
88
11
14
87% July 17
400
35
17%
88% July 28
t
100% Apr
3834
36%
1
Lone Star Cement Corp
0
23
Jan
33V4
36
_5
10
Loew's Inc
1
27% Aug
22% Mar 28
99% Jun
74%
*3734
31%
124% July 22
18,
*7334
3734
..5
Lionel
27
28% Jan
73%
3734
37
27 34
List Industries
8
12% Apr
73%
3734
27%
Litton
38% Jan
74
36
100 G
preferred
80
200
26%
.25
___1
^
~10
9034
9834
37 34
27%-
7%
8334
9834
3734
*37
Corp
No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
10
17
11
7334
83
100
51
Lerner Stores
6
40% July 16
36% May 13
Feb
14%
35%
No par
Link Belt Co..
53,
%
52
(The)...
8
Aug
7% Jan
26
1
Lehn & Fink Products
13% July 16
,:
36% Mar 11
Jan
Corp
58
■
22
23% Jin
9634
95
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
11
103 *
*95
5
!
g
10
Aug 26
96 34
non-cum
86% Aug
31
191% Oct 22
*95
27%,
4
Oct
93
95
1st preferred—No par
50e non-cum 2nd pfd—
No par
.«34% May 13
7
Jun
95
~~i
Libbey McNeill & Libby
6
2.x.
Jan
117
98%
(James) & Sons Co common_3
3.85%. preferred
/
.100
-
5% Jan
11% Oct
25
*95
20%
4
Jan
95
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co.—.10
Lehigh Portland Cements
,_,.15
Lehigh Valley Industries com
.1
9
25% Oct
26
25
95
1,500
96
...
52% July 30
57 % Jan
2
361% Oct
*94
'
13
9
96
pfd-75 Pesos Mex
5% Feb
16% Apr 18
10% July 16
*94
common.
3% Jun 20
72% Jan
30
96
Lees
7
Mar 28
89.
36% July 28
Jan
67% July 18
46% Dec 24
*94
preferred series A
La
9
14
96
_1
13
13% Jan
*94
,_5
1% Jan
68% Jan 31
7
150% Mar
9
18
96
1
Apr 29
84% July 17
31
*88
9934
100
25% Dec
62y4 Aug 26
*81
9034
*9834
'
17% Feb
19
34.
*88
9934
2.50
32% Jun
14% Oct 22
65% Dec 23
130% Aug
28;
Laclede Gas Co
1
29% Aug
•
9% Mar 26
17% Mar 14
*81
9034
*98
No par
Lee Rubber & Tire
24% Dec
Jan
8334
*88
*94
——:
22% Aug ?, 6
20% July 15
24% July 8
Nov 27
Co
20% July 30
27
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&
2
22
18
H)
2,
Oct
82
*81
90%
9934
:
Consolidada 6%
Lane Bryant
,,
17% Dec
"17
Kress
28% July 30
: 434 Jun
24
.
3% May 19
24
33 34
Kroehler-Mfg Co
Kroger Co (The)—
2
Mar 22
15% Jan
,12% Oct 22
20% Oct 16
8
6
100
900
4534
*98
10
5
(S
4534
*88
27%
;
inc
* Jun
80
1,600
*81
2634
Co
176,300
100
99
Co
20% Feb
27
4534
27
common.
(E j)
(S S)
Kresge
7
37 34 Aug
.
.
Korvette
26
29% July
2;
Jan
May 29
15% Jun
r
2:
Land
Koppers Co Inc
4 7o
preferred
Mar 17
86
16% May 26
5
23% Dec 30
47,
43^,
.
45
3534
89
8.75
60
16
22
4534
37%
4 % % conv prior preferred
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
KLM Rpyal Dutch- Airlines
25 % Jan
45
74%
July 31
46% Jan
4534
37%
38
19 % Apr
100
37%
26% July
4
July 25
35% Jan
99%
74%
Kern
36% July 11
65% Jan
2
50 %
22
Dec 26,
26,
23% Dec 19
9934
37%
L;
Copper
County
98
3434
35%
83%
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
■
98
*37%
52% Aug
.
43%
50
7
Jan
40% Oct
Kennecott
*4234
85
99
;
2
20% Jan
3
29% Dec 26
Feb
87
4334
3434,
8434
89
No par
Fight Co
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kelsey Hayes Co
Aug
*85
*42%
Coi___No par
Electric
55% Aug
2
25 i
Feb
38
,
&
Kansas Power
9
37% Aug
100
27 i'
33% Jan
22
32 % Oct" 22
;r 16-;.
2 ;■
7
75% Jan
38% Oct
29% July
Kansas City Southern com
4% non-cum. preferred!
Gas
87
43
_100
preferred..
Kansas
36%
%
84
100
July 31
76% July 29
34
33
100
96 r
38
May 29
/ 37% July 21
*81
3734
100
preferred
4.50%
2
22% Oct
-
4%
93 % Jan
3
128% Jan
4534
Jan
2
5
46%
preferred
preferred
preferred
10
17
45%
14
Feb
10
Dec
97%
86
Jan
9%
97%
92% May 29
May ' 7
34
77% Dec
97%
103
29% Jan
29% Dec 31
*42
convertible preferred
100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
par
3.80%
preferred
i
100
42%
97%
18
38% Jan 31
7
83
42 %
331/3
4%%
32% May
11
Nov
81%
43%
8
22
Dec
35%
30%
*42%
Aug
25 % Oct
47,
32
36%
79%
50
46% Jun
96% Mar 11
79% Nov 12*
34%
100
4%%
100
88% Mar 21
21
74% July 23
88
Kaiser Alum & Chem
Corp
4%%
convertible preferred
7
M
22% Dec
16
39% Mar 22
i
2,.
4
116
Jan
15,
Mar
27
Oct
22
77
2c
Nov
18
35,
78% Jan
6
88
14
12%
Jun
10»
49% Mar 24
86% Jan
11% July
Jan
.44
2
Jun
89,
19
1
12
28
Jan
8
31% Jan
23% Dec
50% Jun
24
4% Nov 12
4%
23
20% Oct
23% Apr 29
5% Jan
2
5% Apr
12% Jan
Jan
21
5% Jan
18% Jan
2
51% Jan
25% Jan
37% May
"
8.
29% Jan
Jan
28
81% Jan
47% Jan
22
31
23% Dec
20
35% Jan
91
33% Dec 30
40% July
69% NOV 11
83
69
Nov
61% Sep
22
Dec
Feb
20
Mar
7
Manhattan-Shirt..
22%
61% Jun
Aug
19
7
-
8
2
39% Aug
8
36% Jan
7
4
2
35% Aug
3,
43 % July 10
85% Jun 26
17
16
$3.75
July 30
$3.40
77
2
36% Aug
8
50% Jan 31
55% Aug
17% Jun
4
$3
4
McCall
Jan
9
13
Jan
2
31
30
Jan
4
18% Apr
25% July 28
39
Oct
30
42% Apr
30
39% Jan
42% Feb
Dec
23
13% Mar 11
10% Apr
12% Feb
12
75% Apr
30
4
34% Feb
11
10
67
Dec
Dec
50% July 24
15% July 18
12
23
17
MajTli
47
122% July
63
47% Oct 22
July
Jun
17
28% Mar
Dec
29% Nov
60
38% Jun
13
31% Apr 23
37% Jan
3
39
46% May 27
62
Jan
Jan
80
2
10% Jan
K
8
68% Jan
2
2
52
Jan
14
7% Jun
12% Dec
30
19% Jan
13% Dec
30
20
33
Apr
■
Mar
40% Jun
*1
3
29
12% Apr
15
7
13% Jan
2
16% July 29
89% Aug
4'
64
Mar 31
9% Jan
10
15% Feb
5
18 %
July 25
17
33% Apr
42% Aug
6,
Apr 25
Jl% Nov 27'
93
8
86% Jan
96
Nov1 6.
74% Nov 25
30% Apr 24
22 % Jan
26% Apr 14
85
May 7
21
19
Dec
May
88% Jan
29
25% May 20
44% Nov 29
20
29% Feb
12
72% Sep
10
89
105% Jan
3
128
Feb
26
Nov 20
37% Dec
20
69% Apr
24
14% Oct 29
37% Dec 24
21% Jan
8
76
94
Jun
63
28
>
July 25
For footnotes
103
see
49%
47
49
45.34
4734
4634
37%
44,800
3634
3634
3634
12,400
29
7
3634
38%
37%
5634
57%
*56%
*110
425
*4.00
-
x28%
29%
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
preferred
.
preferred
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
30% Mar 10
395
Aug
8
5
19% Feb
10
9
94
Jan
May 23
83
Aug
7
85
Jan
31
14
102
July 3i;
Apr
9
90% Feb
26
July
7
92
103
Mar, 28
& Co
Inc common
$3.50
$4 conv 2nd
Mcsta
Machine
Co..
,
Metropolitan Edison 3.9C%
4.35%
44%
48%,
36 34
3734
36%
57
*56
425
*410
5634
56%
*410
425
28%
28%
28%
29
7
7-
*634
56%
V" 425
2934
preferred series
3.35%. preferred series,
3.80% preferred series
4.45% preferred series
*
425
2934
734
3,600
634
2834
2,200
1,000
634
1434
1434
1534
2634
.'2534
26 34 *
25%.
634
6%
2134 :
5934
2134
21%,
59%
59%
*58%
60
*58%
60
44%
45%
45%
46
4534
46
38%
38
3834
38%
3834
3834
39%
92
92%
*91
91%
50
33%
34 34
3334
33%
33%
34%
33%
35%
45,100
35%
3434
35
35
35%
7,200
42
42 34
4234
11,500
12.50
1
26%,
6%
634
5
2134
2134
2134
50
4
5834
58%:
*58%.
4434
45%
44%:
4534
No par
38%
38%
37%
*92%
93
84%
■
•;
6
17
16
*2534
2534
25%
634
3,100
2134
2134
9,900
*91
92
34%
34.34
35%
41
42%
4134
4234
41%
42%
*84
85
84
84
84
84
*84
85
*75
;
85
*83 34
*8334
85
84
84
*76
77
76
3,300
26
634
2134
400
7,400
4,900
•
93
85
25%
634
2134
34%
77
6,000
16
634
634
634
6
1534
16
15
'
*5%
634
6%
3434
35%
No par
No par
1
500
55%
5534
7
143u
3%
16%c
36 34
*410
734
7
630
'
7
■
6%
*83%
'
8414
6 34
7
•6%
•
Merck
Jan
400
47%
.
July 29
97
1134
Co..,
July 28
92 % May 13
19
1134
1
McGraw-Hill Publishing
3
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines..
—5
McKesson & Robbins Inc
18
McLean Trucking,Co—
1
McLellan Stores Co
:
1
McQuay Norris Mfg Co—
—10
Mead Corp common
5
4%% preferred (1st series)—100
Melville Shoe Corp common
__1
4% preferred series B_
100
McGraw-Edison
May 20
53
24.
common—
60
2
Feb
Corp
preferred ;
86
2
page
3434
8434
11%
McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
3%% convertible preferred—100
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc
1
172
2
17
8414
*11%
No par
3
50
8
10
Jan
86 % Apr
3434
*8434
1134
No par
—No par
.
10
79
84% Jan
July 10
Corp
Jan
36% Jan
34.
85
5
109% Jan
15% Jan
77
90-
July 28
39
75
89
27
19% Jan
Feb 18
104% Jan
Sep
Jan
July 12
10
Aug 30
85
79
33%
84%
No par
Co common
preference:
$2.50
4,900
33%
No par
No par
No par
Corp..
pfd 1947 series—
preferred
McCord
47,700
*10%
34
—100
preferred
Maytag
28
11
31%
85
common
May Dept Stores common
$3.75 preferred-
23% Jan
-
17% Apr 22
Corp
-
85% Jun
10
123
3034
11
3334
■
3
700
2834
28%
*120%
3134
85
Co
Masonite
55
7
30
Midland
4%%
27%
123
11
No par
1..5
1
Marshall Field & Co com.
Martin
3014
1134
4%
convertible preferred
Marquette Cement- Mfg Co
93.fr July 11
5
,
85
Maracaibo Oil
Marine
*12034
30%
34
1
Manning,
4
19
29%
11 %
Maxwell & Moore
Exploration
4
7% Fib
2
Jan
Co...
Aug
Jan
70
&
Manati. Sugar Co
Jan
78% Jan
(P R)
Malte
2734
2734,:
123
*120%
30%
85
J,
Mandel Bros..
34
-
*2734
2734
123
33 •%
—50
50
1
_._T—.1
conv
30
21% Dec
„
(The).
preferred
Mahoning Coal RR Co.—
4%%
12
25% Jan
79
Garden*.
28
"46
30%
29%
—.10
Square
Magnavox Co
1
1
2
2734
*12034
No par
100
No par
Co Inc com..
preferred series A
Jun
'
27%
121%
30
3434
Magma Copper
,
32% Feb 25
23
12% Dec
8
8
31
Mar 22
77
4
49% Nov
Jan
83
6
•
-
9
15
Nov 13
Jun
27% Feb
2,
27%
121%
5
;
7% Jan
17
10
100
-
-
7% Jan
1
7
July
(R H)
4%%
".30% July 28
8
10
26% Aug
77
450
10
54% Feb
35% July 19
26
23
Feb
390
59
;
Macy
Madison
25
39% July 17
2.
5
20 % Apr
17% Oct 22
49% Dec 26
25
11
9% July 23
17% Jan 14
37% May 13
15% July 17
Dec 18
20
z4% Oct 16
Dec
17
Jan
10'
Nov 26
11% Dec
May~27
530
27
30% Jan
54% Jun
2 '
Jun
preferred
Mack Trucks Inc
May 14
Jan
„
28% Dec 23
_
7 '
31% Aug
3,
6%
17:;
21% Jan
7% Mar 28
Dec
Apr
32% May 17
30,
22
385
125;
MacAndrews & Forbes common
'
32% July 12
19% Oct
Nov
Jan
125
112% Dec 26
33
23
76
36
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42
34
84
70
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85
20
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7434
75
36
36
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84
90
2,400
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35
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35%
55%
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56
55
55
16%
16
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1634
1634
1634
1634
1634
1734
4,400
16
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25
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2434
25
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25
25
2,300
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4,300
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37%
3734
37
37%
36
37
35%
3634
3634
37%
3,900
3534
3634
35%
36%
3534
3634
3534
3634
3634
3634
8,100
43%
43%
44
44
4434
5,100
16
4,300
43%
44
43
4334
43
16
16%
15%
15%
15%
16
16
16
89
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88%
87%
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88
88
8934
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58
5734
58
5734
5734
4,200
34
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3,400
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14%
14%
17%
17%
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42%
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26
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26
26
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171%
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18
51%
51%
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pfd—100
100
100
100
100
89%
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90
99
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2,100
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Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
20
.
.
Monday, August 11, 1958
.
(560)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
31
2
28
18
31
21
23
29
31
31
Dec
25
30% J»n
20% Dec
-35
Dec
77
Deo
25% Oct
12% Dec
-WVzM
7% Dec
58
Dec
12
Dec
.11
6
Dec 24
Dec 30
\58
Feb 15
17
88% Sep
17
-20% Dec 30
t25
Feb 13
4%*3eo 17
-
'32% Oct
22
17% Dec
30
28 V2 Oct
22
4% Oct 22
30
-30% Dec
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
"
80% Jen
»
9
53
July II
82% Dec 18
40
May 81
32% Jan 14
131
July •
18% Mar 1
01% May 31
25% Mar 1
24% July 25
21% July 18
101
July •
08% Feb 28
35% Apr 11
28% Sep
4
12% Jan 14
60% May 24
43% May 27
37% May 23
12% Jan
«
65% Mar
f
31% ju*
40% Jan
44% Jan 31
10% Dec 30
41% July
18
1
sa
18
18
I
I
11
26% Mar
4
11% Apr
4% Dec 30
50
Nov 13
72 % May
58
Nov 13
83% Apr
8
Oct 29
17
24 Va Apr
23% Jan
18
Jan
15% Dec 23
Oct 22
10
28
5% Dec
30% Feb 28
18% Oct 22
49% Jun 13
38% Oct 21
10% Oct 22
37% Nov
«
45% July 22
28% Jun 25
36% July 28
39% Jan
43
2
Jan
78
7
14% Jan
Jan
17
7% Jan
S
76
59
88.".
S
25% Feb 84
10
Jan
13% Jan 13
3
Mar 10
Jun
10
39% Aug
4
2iya Feb
6
99% July 25
13% Aug
1
71 % Aug
8
19% May 26
Middle
South
Midland
Utilities
44%
Enterprises Inc
44%
1
5
-
Midland-Ross Corp common
5 %% 1st preferred
.
Midwest Oil Corp
•
38%
37%
38%
38
38!
18%
18%
19 %
19%
19%
1
98%
98%
9!)
98 %
97%
98%
98
97%
98%
98%
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co common
1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
Miners & Chem Corp of Ainer—
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
3
30% Jan 13
4% Jan
20
3
2
Apr
4% Jan
2
52
Jan
62
Jan 10
8% Jan 13
6
15% Jan
11% Apr 22
4% Apr
8
29% Apr 30
22% Jan 8
•
Jan
45
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry__No par
$4
Mfg com—-No par
No par
preferred
Minnesota
Minnesota Power & Light
No par
3
Mission
7%
10
34%
8%
preferred
preferred
4.20%
100
100
1.25
Mojud Co Inc
12% May
19% Aug
Monarch
20
14% Jun
8% July 31
36% Jan 16
27
28% Jun
59% July 17
Machine Tool
Class
Monsanto
Chemical
American
shares
2
20% Aug
7
Moore-McCormack
17Tb Aug
8
Morrell
12% Dec 23
23% Jan
32% Jan
(John)
Motorola
6
10
16.800
4,000
j.
13
13%
13%
13%
13%
104,600
43 V#
44%
42%
44%
13,900
25
25%
25
25%
42,400
35
34%
34%
34%
34%
34 %
24%
9,700
8%
8%
8%
3%
8%
8%
3,400
4
53%
58%
53%
59%
59 7 b
6,700
32%
31%
32
8%
;
58%
57!
31%
32 %
31%
80
80!'a
11%
18%
19%
13%
17,200
34
8%
57,700
350
70
.
80 *
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80
920
11%
11%
400
19%
19%
2,900
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200
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7%
8
8
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13 Vb
*13
*13
8
;
19%
19
13%
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7%
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19 %
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32%
3
70
11%
18%
18%
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80
79 %
79
♦11%
11%
7
71
70
69
70
7 %
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7%
6%
13%
7%
7%
8
1,400
36%
35%
35 7 «
71,700
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34%
34
35%
34%
35%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27 %
27%
27%
27
27%
56
55%
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56
56%
56%
57%
57%
27%
58%
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17%
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17%.
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17%
700
3,900
5,400
17%
17%
18
27%
26%
27%
27%
28%
28 %
29 V«
29 Va
29,200
27 Vb
38
38%
38
38 Va
37%
38%
37%
38%
■33%
38%
24,400
20%
19%
20
20 V#
20%
20 Vb
20%
20 Vb
20%
10,800
19%
17
10%
17 Vs
16%
17
16%
17%
17%
17%
14,800
10%
40!
40%
41
40%
40%
40%
40*%
4,500
17%
-1,000 lire
1
—No par
Lines—
12
10
-
29
*
40%
41%
2
41
55 Vb July 31
Motor Products
10
16% Jan
Motor
Corp
52%
51%
52
51%
51 %
51%
52
52%
52%
51%
3,500
15%
15%
16
16
16%
13%
15%
9.900
15%
15%
4.600
5
Corp
15
•
%
a
29Vb July 31
Mueller Brass Co
1
28%
29 Vb
28 Va
29 Vb
28 %
29
28 Va
29
28 %
23%
a
Munslngwear Inc
$
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America- III——10
2l!b
21 Vb
21 Vb
21!
a
21
21 %
21%
21%
21%
6
21 y2
*21%
Jan
40 V#
40
40%
40 %
40%
40 Vb
40 Va
29 Vb
28%
29
44
43%
44%
July
a
14% Mar 25
17% Apr
30
17
12
18% Dec 10
38% Jan
11
30% Jan
a
40% Aug
31
July 28
19% Jan
2
32% Jun
8
25
37% Dec
50
May
l
28
Feb 21
44 Va Aug
8
Myers
(F E)
18% Jan
80% Jan
4
8
11
Jan
6
14% Fob
4
Natco
Corp
43% Jan
3
54% July 29
National Acme Co
1
Jan
8
14% Jan
2
18% Jul
National Airlines
1
16%
31
33%
12% Apr
19% Jan
•
30% Dec
33%
3
42 Vt Feb
a
10
33 %,
v
55 %
Inc
f
Jan
Wheel
33
34
& Co__
May
37
11
19% Dec 31
July
33!»
5
2
;
a
29%
No par
Co
(The)
8
8
28%
100
100
35%
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
Montana Power Co
14,100
91
29%;
.
25%
:
18%
15%
90%
28%
/
,
44%
80
13
i
91
100
12
67
*7%
■V 3,100
15%
90
24%
67
-No par
15! 2
15 %
20
300
43
79%
11%
—25
-
B
3,600
12
■68
No par
Monon EE class A
22%
.
*99
/
r,T I
7%
3V2%
22%
22%
25%
8%
8%
58%
32%
Aug
22%
,
43%
34-%
35
7
5
18%
11%
25%
32
Mohasco Industries Inc common
18%
>
.
24%
'
%
20
41
11%
41%
58
preferred series A
11% Jan
35
33%
No par
com
*18%
28%
28%-
32%
100
80% Aug
38 Va
28%
83
Missouri Pacific RR class A—No par
Aug
8% Aug
71
287u
-
18%
4
X32%
28
11%
13
71!
90%
*99
32%
41%
6,400
12%
71%
100
28%
89
91%
101
99
5,300
13
73
12%
15%
15%
15%
15%
89%
*
101
'99
24%
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
17% Jan
a
15%
83,600
22%
;
22%
22%
:
*71
12%
>18%
19
>22%
22%
5
Development Co
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
61% July 30
34
1
1
Corp
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
10
23%
19
•
20
*19
Paper—2.50
Ontario
&
18% Jan 20
Jan
*71
13,600
2
73
*71
73
*71
73
12%
13
12%
13%
13
630
-
82%
18%
Mission
9% Jun
200
82 %
f
37%
Minute'Maid Corp
35% July
83
18%
6
Jan 10
27
82%
,
6,700
2.400
39%
•39%
7
6
39
18%
13% Aug
25% Aug
38%
38%
44% Aug
18% Feb 25
38%
18%
5
33% May 20
39
83'A
15%
4% Jan
a
Feb 81
38%
36
39%
90%1>1%
31
38%
*35%
10,600
43%
43%
18%
Minn St Paul & S 3 Marie—No par
27% Jan
*35
83
Minn Mining
8
35 %
37%
100
10
16% July 14
29% Aug
44
35%
82%
22% July 28
a
43%
35 %
82%
94 % July 31
21% Jan
44%
35%
82%
Jan 10
9
Jun
44
35%
82%
73% Feb Bl
93
Jan 14
100
44%
38
11% Jan
17
Shares
33%
33
32!a
39
38%
33%
35%
44
"
35%
*35%
32%
34
34
34%
10
Inc
29Va Aug
47
7
35%
tbe Week
Aug. 8
Aug
Aug. 6
Aug. 5
5
Copper
18% Feb 20
28
Jan 8
61% July
13
35% Feb
34% Jan
Miami
14% Jun 23
40% Jan
1
25% Jan S4
19% Jan
t
27
Dec
35'A Aug
Feb 1«
28
80
17
4
Aug. 4
Far
EXCHANGE
5
24% Mar
Sales f«r
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
v
STOCK
YORK
36% May 31
17% Deo 23
18
Dec 23
27% Dec
Apr
NEW
sale PRICES
LOW and HIGH
STOCKS
ft Pr®*Un*
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■If best
Lowest
Kane®
—No par
Bros
&
40 Vb
27%
39%
40 Vb
28%
28%
27%
28 Vb
28%
28%
44
*42
14
14
*14 Ve
14'4
14
54
52%
52%
51%
52
16%
13%
17
16%
17%
14
13%
14 Va
14 Vb
300
14 Vb
53
14 Vb
*42
43%
44
*42
13%
13%
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13%
53
53%
52%
53%
16%
16%
16%
16!b
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800
5,500
15,000
N
10% Dec 31
30
40 % Dec
30
13% Oct 28
14
9% Dec 24
20% Oct
35
July
«
38% Jan
14
42% Deo
22
2
Jan
5
166
142% Aug 19
9% Nov 14
Deo 30
9% Jan
2
23% Mar
3
31
Jan
8
41% Jan
6
51
Jun
13
158% Mar 26
15% Jan
f
9% Jan
2
70% Jun
4
50 ya Jan
17
18% Dec 23
24% May 22
19 % Jan
2
33
38% Mar II
37% Jan
7
12
46 % Feb
-
20
Jun
19% Oct
28% May 21
101% Apr
3
22
77% Oct 22
19% Jan 28
17% Jan
3
46
July
8
42
Jan
a
Jan
4
90
Jan
7
84% Apr 17
165
Deo
13
158
139
Jan
23
135
15% Sep
4
4
47% Jan
14% Deo
18
21% July 18
49% Dec
17
80% Jan
71'A Jun
16
23% Aug
8
47% May 29
95
97
12% Apr 18
21% Dec 30
17
May
——•
_.
National Automotive
National Aviation
7%
pfd series of 1951
National
Gas
168
Jun
19
7%
143
Jun
17
6%
17% Aug
6
13% Jan
7
27%
July 30
National
Natl
Linen
Malleable
0
19% Aug
4
National Shares Corp
11
62% Aug
8
National Steel Corp
National Sugar Ref
37% Mar 11
30% Jan
13
38% July 25
44
42% Jan
2
Tea Co
2
54% Apr 30
9% May 22
National
7% Jan
National
Theatres
7% Jan
9% Jan
3
10% Aug
4
National U
2
12% Jan
27
2
17
Nov 29
0% Sep
16
May 17
6% Dec 30
11
8% Oct 23
14% Jan
4% Dec 23
8
11
11
Jan
4% Jan
6% May 15
a
Natomas
Nov 20
16% Feb
5
13% Jan
3
14% Jun
4
Nehi
10
Deo
23
14% Feb
4
10 y« Jan
a
8
Neisner
7
25% Dec
33% Jan
Oct
Oct
77% Feb 14
84'A July
17
Jan
1
14% Jan
I
87
Dec
31
85
Feb
10
130 Ya May 20
30
a
26
68
Jan
14
22
76
26% Jan
Feb
Nov 13
14
18
85
19
71
13y4 Aug
35% Aug
66% Nov 13
36% Dec
17
42% Dec
17% Dec 23
6
18% July 11
New
New
May 29
.93% Aug
13% Mar
1
18
Apr
J
98
Dec
13
103
Mar 11
95
Apr
18
107
Jun
190
Dec
11
351
Mar 28
180
Jan
1«
225
May 21
York
$5
N
N
4
t
31% Jan
16
32 % Oct
30
38% Deo
31
38% Jan
a
48% Aug
7
72'/a Sep
26 % Oct
22
New
N
72
Nov
13
86% Apr
11
80
; July 30
78
Oct
17
90
Jan
28
88
98% Aug 20
108
Deo
9
Mar 10
July
9
104% Mar
Dec~3l
Oct
22
51% Deo
11
20% Aug 14
20% Oct
4
~2~5% July
18
Mar 18
36% May 29
8
80% July 25
88'A Apr 23
93'A Jan 24
108
99
18%
29
Feb
6
105% May 16
Aug
18% Jan
25
July 29
Y
York
$3.75
18%
13%
61
62 Vb
62
62%
37%
37%
37%
38
8
§
106% Aug
5
32% Jan lb
113% May 26
43% Aug
4
32% NOV 19
49% May 31
13% Oct 22
17% Jun 11
16% Jan
f
22
66
4
82
Feb
76% Mar
•
83% Jan 23
77% Nov 13
92
Mar 29
87% Aug
78
90
Feb
1
87
Jan
1$
90% Feb
18
87
Jan
•
94
92
Jun
50%
50%
50 Vb
51%
51%
52%
8,900
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
20,100
1
Fibre
10%
10%
10%
10%
*10%
10%
10%
10%
1,200
*11%
11%
11%
10%
11%
*10%
1
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
2,100
6 V#
6,100
Co
18
13
July 16
5%
13%
14
13%
14
*13%
14
14
14
1,100
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
12%
13 y4
1,600
35%
35 %
35
35!
35 %
35 %
82
81
82
5.25%
17%
91
92%
17%
*88.
92 %
preferred
28,300
18
91
93Tb
10,900
39 V4
39
39%
39%
40%
39%
40%
19%
19%
19Tb
19
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
5,900
18%
19%
19%
20
93,900
27 Vb
28 Vb
27 %
28 !b
43,600
19Vb
18%
19 !b
18 3
26%
27 %
27V«
27%
107
107
*107
115
*108
115
*108
115
*108
14,800
250
*205
280
*205
280
*225
250
*220
280
7Tb
8 Vb
9,400
100
19 Vs
19%
*18%
18%
18%
19Va
18%
19
19%
19%
7,900
1
20%
27 >,4
26 Vb
26%
26-Ti
27 V*
26%
27 Va
27%
27%
5,^00
47%
48
47%
48
47%
48'%
48
48 3 s
47%
48
%
4,800
100
100
-
5
Western
&
American
*81
83%
4.6%
Inc
preferred
Norwich Pharmacal Co
35 %
*82
83 Va
*82
83 %
35
35 %
35
35%
74 Va
*72
74 Va
*74
77
*73
76
81%
*81%
83
*81%
83
88
*85
88
*86
88
*73
75
*71
75
*76
80
77
77
81Tb
82%
83
*85
88
*86
106
106
*105%
106
*104%
102
102
100%
101
99
24%
24%
24
7%
*71
83 Va
35 %
76
1051'a
104%
105
104%
105%
100%
99 %
100
190
20,500
100
140
100 %
140
.
<
900
24
24 %
24 %
24%
24%
2,900
40 Vb
40%
40%
41 Va
2,200
71
24%
23%
40%
70%
70%
71 %
70%
71
70%
71
70
11,000
*22%
23%
*22%
23%
22%
22%
22%
23
300
23%
35%
36
113,600
22
2,600
*39%
40
39%
40
71
1
35%
36%
35!
36%
34 Va
35
35%
21%
21%
21%
22%
21%
22
22%
69%
*69
69%
30%
30
30%
*68
29%
69
68
69
69
30%
30
30%
30
00
*107%
108%
107%
107%
106%
5
42%
43%
20%
21%
.100
*78%
43
108%
108%
108%
107%
107%
108
43%
100
100
*107%
5
States Pwr Co
Common
$3.60 preferred series.
$4.10 preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
*82
35%
73
1
Co
preferred
preferred
Pacific Ry
8
21
35%
35%
*
7%
*23
Northern
Northwest Airlines
35%
.
25
2
Gas
83%
*79
7%
73!
7%
40 %
Aviation
Natural
7%
25
Ry common
18% Aug
July 28
8
Corp—
Adjustment preferred
5.80%
50
113
'205
Nopco Chemical Co
5% %
270
38%
27 Vb
preferred
4.85%
I
89%
18%
Niagara Share Corp
17
page 24,
17Tb
*88
92%
.
19 Tb
100
17% Jan
see
92%
17Tb
91
88
26Tb
preferred
$4.16 preferred series
Fir fffT»ff*es
*88
1,400
.
39%
Va
88
8
f
171)
17%
91
81
92
88
82%
7
25% Jar
17%
*30
39%
*86
19
45
*80
91
*81%
93% Mar
F6b
85 %
81%
81
*88
*76
27% Aug
31
17Tb
*34%
91
100
7
22% Jun
17%
*88
100
•
I
81
—.15
100
90% Jan
July 12
34%
4
50
Gas
4
38
34
81
19%
series A
I
25% Deo 31
6
No par
5%
Feb
9% Oct 22
6
13%
1
Shipbuilding Corp
28% Feb
20% July 22
6
No par
preferred
92
25%/A Ug 26
5%
5%
No par
3
94% Jun
6
13%
5
77% NOV 14
79% Oct
1
22% Apr
10% Jan
5%
6
10
Brake
$4.08 preferred series
$4.11 preferred series
5% OCt 22
1,100
50%
8%
preferred
Northern
8
20,100
50%
50
8
2.500
19
8%
10
Oct
19
50%
Northern
July 10
30% Aug
4
109% Jun 13
Jun
18%
8%
Northeast Capital Corp
Northern Central Ry Co
14
*18%
19
2 3 Vb
50%
North
Nov
-
37%
7
10
7,100
37%
4
Dec
20
26%
37%
22% Aug
110
26%
62 %
72
100% Nov 12
a
37 %
36% Aug
Jas
17!
26%
700
60
25% Feb If
15% Jan
|
104
26%
17
26%
140
*
62%
63% Apr 11
8
26 %
17
25%
19,800
17%
37-%
79
Mar
*17
,
18%
24% July 17
107
135
17%
37%
14% Dec 24
Sep 27
137%
17
61%
65% Deo 27
98
*135
17 %
61%
preferred
4.10%
Norfolk
9
165
137 %
19%
3.90%
41% Aug
26% Apr
135
*163
*135
19%
3.60%
71% Aug
6
23% Apr 18
2
164
00%
80
53% Apr
4
163
164
1
preferred
22
Jan
105%
137%
*136
210
104
16%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com—No par
3.40% preferred
100
31% Jan
39% Jan
16,200
103%
26%
1
State Electric
24% Jan
Jan
13,400
97
36%
-
Common
39% May 17
70% Jan
3
9
163
20%
54Tb
*96
97
No par
54ya Jan
-
20%
54%
102
300
New Haven & Hartford Co—
11
76
103%
101
104
94%
54 Va
20%
53 Tu
17,900
31,400
*93
94%
20%
*96
4,000
23 Tb
44%
25 Vb
26
-1
Y
18% Oct
30
97
*92%
'<■■'
1
Common
Preferred
Jan
21
24Tb
163
163
3 64
137%
Harlem RR Co
11
81
94
94
44
25%
l
non-cum
31
July 29
102 '/a
104
♦135
&
Feb
69
101%
*163
Y
Jan
July
94
23 %
44%
York Dock—
19
9
85
x24%
25:%
94
23%
Vb
25
5
York Central
22
76
25%
94
23%
44
-
No par
Co
Chicago & St Louis Co
a
79% Jan
3
29% Jan
a
72%-Mar 12
25%
25%
*92
25%
20%
Inc
N Y
1
1
1
23%
44%
54%
—
New
5% Jan
21
23%
44
Cast-No par
7
14% Jan
25% Apr
Jan
23%
45%
20%
Corp
8
14
Apr
23%
44%
'53
Inc
Air
15
31% Mar
23%
45%
England Electric System
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd-100
Jan
74
68
44%
310
1
41% Jan
87
68%
66%
67%
23%
*96
Co
Bros
31
3
11,900
11,700
96%
Corp
Dec
Nov 21
12 Va
68
5
New
63
11%
67 %
54%
New
29% Jan
17
12
67%
20%
Mining Corp
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
Dec
4% Dec 24
11%
67%
96%
Newmont
8
18
14
12
67%
53%
16
20
Aug
28% Aug
11%
67 %
*161%
54%
14
13% Dec 30
10
12%
21%
44% Jan
17% Jan
11
11%
12
96%
21% Feb
July 29
36% July 25
2
163%
12%
3
Newberry Co (3 J) common__No par
3%% preferred
100
6
96
36'A Apr 30
28
162%
162 Va
20%
—
National Vulcanized
13
162%
161%
96%
Radiator
S
162 %
162%
100
Steel
29% Nov 22
Dec
(51'A
*160%
10
Service
&
36 V# Jan
7
8,400
10,200
48%
49%
50 Vb
100
Jan
15
29 Vb
49%
54%
;
47 ya Apr
3
28%
49%
1
preferred B
21% May 13
28%
49 Va
No par
Co
preferred A
Aug
8
27%
48%
5
Gypsum Co common
Mar 23
•
28 %
48 %
—100
$4.50 preferred
National Lead Co common
8
27%
48%
.
10
National Fuel
8
8
105% Aug
28%
48%
5
21% July 11
May
14
27%
5
1
-
Dairy Products
54% Aug
100
13%
28%
10
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp com
4%%
14
28 %
100
Corp
National Cash Register
National City Lines Inc
7
8,400
14
13%
10
common
Can
National
4,700
1
Inc
preferred
National
1,800
10,800
5
Fibres
Corp
National Biscuit Co
20
Jun
26'A July 25
22
143% Aug 20
124% Aug 23
Jan
14
2
22
8
168
R
Aug 22
86% Oct 21
July
20
86 % Jan
16% Oct
138
15% Jun
20% Jan
35% Oct
84
27
42 %
43 %
21
20%
20Tb
79
78 V#
78 %
(Minn)—
—100
88 Ya
100
*90 %
100
100
83%
♦92
79
200
30%
30%
8,800
107%
*107%
107 Va
160
108 Va
108%
108 Va
550
42 Vb
43 Vb
42%
43%
31,700
20%
21
20Tb
21
10,100
78 Vb
-108
78 !b
78 Vb
78 !b
160
88%
87%
87%
20
*87
88%
*87
88! 2
*90%
92
*90%
92
*90%
92
*90%
92
92
*87 %
89%
*87%
89
10
88%
*87%
89%
*87 %
89 Va
93%
*92
93!
*92
93! a
*92
93%
*92
93.V2
a
26
26%
26
26%
26
26%
27
27 %
38,800
35.500
26%
26%
16%
17%
*23 %
24%
43%
69! 2
88 %
25
1.25
a
21%
*87
common—10
1
20%
*78!
107 Va
35 Vb
*69
44%
17
*23%
X43%
17^3
24!
2
44%
•
17%
17%
17Tb
17%
18 Vb
♦23%
24%
23%
23%
23%
23 Va
100
•43 Va
43%
42 Vb
43
42
42%
3.200
17
Volume 183
Number 5767
;
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1957
Lowest
42% Oct 22
83 Va Oct
24
■36% Jun 27
85% Nov 12
85y2 Nov 13
Lowest
52% May
9
101% Mar 18
89
29
Jan
103% Mar
1
16*4 Sep 26
S174 July 24
18
Jan
3
97
Jan
15
28% Mar
64
103
43
39 Ve Jan
51
9
17 Vs Jan
92
Jun
10
92% May 16
14
13
4
22% Oct
30
7
Jan
28 74 Jan
44% Jan
Dec
98
103
9
84% Jan
102
44% Jun 14
7
94 V* Jan
6
Jan
17
May 16
Aug
4
Aug
1
18% Jun
3
Jan
28
7
26 % Jan
7
98
May 27
33% Jun 26
61% July 11
31 y2 Apr
7
43% Feb
13% Jan
11
7% Jan
2
13
Aug
4
8
Ohio Edison Co
r»r
common
19
100
86
*100%
Wa
Oklahoma Gas & Elec
4%
preferred
No par
Co com
30
90% May 31
Jan
3
86
49% Jun
19
40 Va Jan
13
56
May 29
May 8
21
37% Jun
4%% convertible
Otis Elevator
11
20 y2 Jan
7
29
May 13
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet Co
13% Dec
30
89
Nov
6
16% July 15
35% Nov 18
68
50% Oct
66% July 25
86
21
Jan
3
82 % Mar
59
Nov
13
Nov
12
43
Mar 13
25y2Jan
Nov
18
96
Jan
87
7
Oct
21
8% Dec, 23
10
Nov
17
Nov 19
33% Jan
43%
18
21
Oct 22
33% Sep 25
19% Nov 19
2
15
16% Jan
31
17% Jan
22
27
2
Jan
26% Jan
9
43% Apr
51% Jun
13
40% Dec
8
13
Dec
17
56% Jan
84% July 23
95
11% Apr
22
1474 July 28
14% July 30
Pacific
18% Jan
40
17
Jan
2
47% Jan
22
2
16
May 17
131
4
Jan
Feb
12% Jan
57
Aug
58% Jun
48% July
37
Jan
2
51% July 25
90
Jan
8
98
2
42% Feb
12
63% Dec
11
63
Jan
18% Oct
22
26% Jan
2
19
Apr 15
43% July 10
877a July 30
July 17
30
17% Dec
27
24% Jun
3
21
22% May 1
4% Jan 24
Apr 21
30% Jan
11
21
4
577 July 31
18% Aug
4
3
36% Jun
7% Dec 27
9
143
27
22
2% Oct
8
29% May 29
9
135% Jun.
13
Oct
14% Dec
July 23
10% Jan
21
22% May
0
33 74
d
July 31
2% Jan
9
3% Jan
31
2
7% Jan
2
8
Apr 10
30% Dec 31
19 % Jan
0
13 % Aug
25
Jun
10 % Jau
10
12% Jan
31
39% Aug
16
6
Oct
22
40% Jan
2
2% Dec
30
13% Jan
9
3% Jan
7% Jun
30
Nov 26
25% Jan
8
13% Jan
23 % Aug
8
27
85% Mar 13
82% Jan
98% Aug
8
21
16
13% Apr
17 Vs Aug
8
64% Aug
8
57% July 30
11
75
Jun
12% Oct
48% Nov 20
46% Dec
30
39% Oct
22
July 2
70% July 12
64% July 19
45% Jan
9
33% Jan
33% July 25
49% May 15
49
Jan
13
41% Jan
3
90% Oct 28
106
Jan
29
97% Jan
3
86% Nov
101
Jan
25
95
2
6
11% Dec
30
22% Jan
28% Dec
19
35
35% Dec
23
32% Dec
11
16% Oct
21
Feb
7
25
Jan
49% July
1
104% Jun 19
101% Apr 25
1174 Feb 28
28% Jan
7
49% Apr 24
Apr 26
24% May 9
37
14% Aug
36% Aug
2
85
Jan
65
19% Jan
25% May
2
25
Jan
10
56
Oct
25
60% Aug
2
98% Mar 28
00
92
96
Jan
14
20
20% Jun
14% Jan
2% Dec
27
5% Aug
7
65% July 15
Jun
102
13% Dec
42% Feb 12
85% Sep 10
37% Dec 23
34% Oct
21
19% Aug
14
92
11
Nov
97
Jan
49% Jan
Feb
25
92
2
37
Jan
5
13
77
July 31
100% Jun 17
22
56% Aug
37% Jan
3
6
21
Feb
6
1
99
Jan
9
12
88
July 17
19
94 77 Jan
10
102
May
3
107
May 13
Feb
Aug 26
104% Feb
94
Nov
106
Jan
3
102% Jan
21% Oct
22
22
31% Apr
18% Apr
22
15
53% Dec
23
68% Jan
16
21
46
Dec
12
43
68
13
82
Feb
12
74% Jan
79% Feb
19
75
35% Nov 13
7
Oct
53% Jan
22
Jan
86
29
Mar 12
48% Aug
2
10% Jun
5
97
30
94% Jan 21
96% Jan
95% May
7
39% Jun 26
44% Jan
42% Jan
3
88
94
90
Jan
6
14
Jan
2
62% Feb
28
16 y8 Jan
2
Mar 26
82% Jan
6
21% July 30
93%Jun 25
98% May 15
20% May 16
84% Jan
7
99% July 29
Nov
4
11% Oct 21
44
Oct
21
15% Oct
22
82% Dec 31
82% Dec 24
14% Dec 30
May
_
21% Apr 23
70% July 12
27 % Mar 20
93
139
Nov 11
150
134
Jun
150
Jun
13
Apr 14
60% July 21
100% Jun 20
1374
84
84%
23%
25 7 b
54%
55%
24%
10,600
25%
24%
257a
24%
25%
24%
25%
34,900
74%
73%
74%
*98%
997 a
377
38%
96%
94 7'2
94%
*94%
7% Feb
4
Jun
12
1477 Jan
2
62
Jan
2
67
Dec
20% July 31
69% July 31
23
85
68% Jun
2
77
19
Dec
11
29% July 25
115
Dec
3
135
23
Mar 29
6
17 V2
116
July 7
Apr 24
July 30
22% Feb
125
5
July 11
44% Oct
22
84
Jun
18
89% Jan
10
68% Oct
6774 Aug
6
21
117
Jun
20
69
10
14
6
12
98% Aug
21% Dec
2
19% Jan
38
7
21% Mar 20
Feb
22% Dec 19
30
Nov
14
15% Dec
30
Jun
53% Dec
11
Jan
43% Jan
34
31
Jun
2
28% July 21
69% May 5
2
32% July 22
16% Jan
2
23
19% Jun 24
Aug
8
23% Dec
22% Jan 10
26
Jun
17
44% Jun 21
57
37% Oct
48
22
28% Jun 24
Dec
31
31
May 20
32% Feb
4
14%
*14
*20%
14 74
22
14%
*20 7
22
*2074
22
*207i
22
*21
22%
557a
56
Penney (J C) Co
Pennroad Corp (The)
Chemicals
7
93
Feb
18
89% Jan
10
95
Apr
18
91% Feb
26
81% Oct 23
95
Feb
1
104
Aig
98
2
Apr 23
107% Apr 22
43% Jun 17
8
33 % Oct
22
Jan
2
Oct
11
May 9
7974 Mar 19
37
65
75
Jan
10
20% Sep
19% Sep
4
24% Feb
4
23
Mar
6
24% Jan
10
26
23% Feb
4
21% Mar 11
23% Jun
18
40
4% Oct 22
64
Mar
20
Oct
42% Dec
1
22
31
29% Nov 14
9% May 15
80% Mar 13
5% Jan
2
11
July 25
5
67% Jan
8
80
July 31
30 y2 May 22
26% Jan
7
31% Jun
72
Aug
66 V2
Apr 24
48% Jun
7
26
5574
55%
55%
5,700
'
600
57
4,900
56%
56 7»
56 7
57
15,100
47%
48 74
47%
48
4774
48
17,800
28%
*28%
28%
*2774
28%
28%
29
133%
1347B
133%
13472
134%
134%
136
1347
a
134%
136
136
17%
1774
13374
*135
134%
137
*134
5 7b
4%
18 74
17%
600
1474
47 7,1
55 74
a
'
1
9 74
974
147/4
56 7a
X23
17%
18 74
49%
4974
5074
50%
*94
957
a
94
41%
40
5
47b
5
5
17
18%
49 74
94
49%
5674
5
'56
■:?.
4 TV
1,000
1,870
60
5
17
3,200
187-4
55,200
87%
87
20 7
2074
32
327,
31
*2
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3
12%
13
25
74
95 7
49%
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a
50
50.
957a
50 77
*94
4,100
3
957 a
30
41
42
41
Va
42%
41%
427.1
14.300
86%
87%
86%
8777
87
87%
10,700
20%
20 7b
20 74
20%
20%
20%
207 V
31%
85 74
20%
a
*94
87%
41%
1
Corp
*30%
31
31
317b
31
317,,
*2%
3
41%
3
12%
*24%
38 7a
3974
39 7
317-a
32%,
31
*2474
127,,
12%"
25
*24 74
*277
12%
25
13
13
13
*2477
127 a
3
25
2%
2,200
■
1,200
27 b
600
77
30,200
25
25
1,600
300
39 7 u
39 7
a
39%
39%
39%
3977
39 %
31%
0
30%
32
31%
32%
42,100
67 a
31%
30%
6%
6%
6%
7%
7%
217.100
20%
23
22
22%
2374
23
23 74
40,400
95
20%
97%
7 74
23%
7%
19%
96
96%
96
97 7a
9674
97
96%
98 7-4
16%
17
16%
1674
107 b
17
167 a
17
167a
17 7»
61%
62
61%
62 <4
61
61%
6174
63%
63%
64.7 a
57%
567a
567a
*55%
57%
1,200
48
47%
48
48
3,200
lo
Penna Glass Band Corp
Penn Power & Light com
7 7
it
59
5674
57
*55%
No par
47%
48
47%
48
47%
1
*57
7 74
47%
7,400
10,200
;
6,40c
4%%
preferred
100
102%
103
102%
102:'.,.
101%
102 Va
4.40%
series preferred
100
*99%
100%
10074
100*4
10074
100 74
10
14 7 a
147a
1474
14%
14
14%
1474
14%
14%
14%
5
36
36 '
36
36
36%
36%
3774
*36%
37%
500
25
47
47 77
4674
46 ^ '4
45%
46%
*36%
4574
46 74
4.5 7 a
45%
8,100
100
33 %c
59
59
57
57%
58
♦57
58
58
58%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
35,600
54
53
53%
*53
54
54
53
54
500
98
*96
98
*96
98
96
96
*.96
17%
1674
17%
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pet Milk Co
4%%
*53
100
*96
preferred
Petroleum
4%
Corp of America—
2nd preferred
-1
100
12.50
(conv)
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Phlla
Electric
Co
»
No par
common
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
5
Pfizer (Chas) <fc Co Inc common—1
common—No par
17 7ii
1774
4
4
73
*99
,♦
16%
4
75
7374
100
77
53%
*99 74
55%
42%
43
*21 Va
22 7
547,.
42%
*57
23 74
1774
17
73 74
53
43
22
*217a
*104
105
*103%
105
103%
preferred
4.30% preferred
4.68% preferred
Phlla & Reading Corp
Phllco Corp common
3%% preferred series A_,
Philip Morris Inc common.
4%
preferred
100
92
92
*9074
92
9871,
98%
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
100
*817'a
5
46%
4774
45%
4874
47
1
100
25
9%
9%
9%
9%
9
*103
457
a
967a
98 74
*96%
*103
46
45
457,,
45
18%
18
18%
17-%
105
64
*63
51%
53
52%
84
*82 >2
82
*8174
*817 a
987a
*9477
98 7
59
X57%
5877
98
*9674
98
207a
21
20 74
2074
7377
74
7277
747 a
Pitts Coke & Chem Co common—10
207b
21%
2074
2174
*90
92
*90
*130
135
*130
131
132
*130
132
preferred
Pitts Metallurgical
Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Plttston Co (The)
$3.50
common
convertible
preferred
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
Polaroid Corp
1
75
2.50
5
101%
a
10%
16%
16%
200
90 %
89
90
98
*9674
98
96%
9674
103
103
40
45%
104
4577
17%
/,..
187-4
V
53 77
187b
*63
50
'
70
45%
10,800
18 74
40,600
64
*6377
64
90
110
104
45%
1777
5374
53
104 74
20
;
5377
5374
84
*8274
87
*82%
82
*8174
82
15,500
84
*8174
82 %
47%
48'A
47%
4874
64,400
9 7a
974
97a
97a
9%
3,900
5877
98
*96
*96
9874
5874
♦9674
98
~
-•
..
9874
5977
597b
-
.
597
•967a
u
,
5,700
98
2077
20 77
20
20%
6,000
74
747b
74
75
75
76%
4,410
2074
21
2074
21
2077
21
a
91
*90
100 74
*99
4.000
22
♦10374
2074
207
135
*99 7
43
4274
22
10
9077
98 74
5777
*9674
92
preferred—No par
No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
convertible
$4.80 preferred (conv)
25,700
36,800
43 77
74
*96
a
73
56
10374
64
63
517'a
82
*94 77
*63
63
5877
preferred
guaranteed
77
*82 7a
52%
84
*82 7a
*9674
7%
43
70
6,800
5,600
200
74
55
22
250
4
10374
103
103
No par
1
2
$5
4274
*99
190
98
70 %
7274
9974
960
66,500
177a
4
55
*2174
22
104 7a
100
17%
■
18 7 b
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
5%
.
101%
100
91
91
105
2
43 74
42%
*217a
100
No par
71%
99 74
52%
557b
101
4
37a
100
*9974
56%
2374
*53
4
71
7474
100
10174 10174
99%
99%
23%
4
4
preferred
$1 conv preference com
1674
16%
16%
135
*130
1677
*130
132 %
*130
23%
22%
23%
21
74
22%
78
78%
77%
78 711
78
*130
131
131
4,700
135
131
22
79
17 74
135
131
74
23 74
101
1774
177b
6,400
91
*99
10174
*99
77
*5)0
91
♦90
10174
*99
240
227a
22%
237 b
6,700
807a
'
79
807b
8,900
6%
6%
3,500
19%
18%
19%
18%
19
18%
197 s
9,200
7074
*67:%
69%
*67%
69%
*67%
65%
69%
65%
75 74
76
x74
74
*7574
76
*73
76
19 7
19%
6%
6%
19%
19%
*69
a
96 7
6
67,,
74
19 7
197,,
128
a
6%
19%
128
*120
6%
19%
6%
19%
19%
128
*120
76
*73
19%
*120
100
300
2,200
128
6477
6374
64
6374
*95
1977
*120
128
*120
674
19
a
65'4
65'7
67 %
65
657a
63%
96
9674
9674
987 a
98'7
9874
97
97
1.900
32'/a
33 77
3,200
26%
2777
6,000
31%
32%
3177
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
26 74
20%
26
26%
2674
26%
267 a
27
•
13,900
62%
63 74
6174
63
61
62:%
61%
62%'
62
6374
25,600
10
10
21%
22%
2177
22%
22
227a
22 7a
22%
22%
23
10.400
25 7a
25%
25%
25%
2574
2577
2574
2577
25 7
?5'.4
6,200
~2
10
com—No par
$1.40 div preference com—No par
4.08% preferred
100
4.18% preferred
100
4.30% preferred
-100
5.05%
preferred —
100
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
3%% preferred
100
4.32% preferred
25
4.16% preferred
25
67%
67%
67%
68
67'4
67%
66%
6777
66%
66 %
12,700
45%
35%
45%
4477
45%
4477
45
44%
45%
44%
457b
8,200
35%
357a
35%
35 7
a
3512
34%
35%
34%
35%
25,200
28
28%
27
2874
27%
27 %
28
28%
28%
28%
4,100
92
♦91
92 %
92
190
92 "a
*91
93%
*91
92 %
130
>7
95%
♦94 74.
95%
*95
95%
10
104%
105%
104%
104%
104
105%
1,090
43 Va
42 7a
42%
1
Poor & Co_
Potomac Electric Power Co
Publicker Industries Inc com
$4.75
preferred
Puget Sound Power & Light
92%
*90 7a
927
92 7
a
42%
42%
11
4674 Jun
16
Jan
9
146% Apr
23
Inc
(The)
42%
43
9,600
100
43%
7574
7574
♦75
76
*75
76
*75
76
*2277
237B
*22%
23%
*2274
23%
*22 Va
23%
*21%
23
*2174
23
*21%
23
*217 a
23
*217a
23
5
10%
30 7
4
1074
79
3077
58
57%
57%
39 74
38-'%
39%
10%
10%
10%
41,100
11
107
79
787a
79
30%
3077
2977
30
30
3077
5,500
57%
79
30%
79
10%
797 a
30%
107 a
79%
57 7
a
56%
57 7a
5777
5877
6,800
39
39%
3974
40%
39%
40%
32,500
44 7 a
4,600
1077
.
a
*78 7a
79
180
'
56%
Quaker State Oil Refining Cofp—10
87% Feb
Oil
105%
*91
23%
24%
Pure
*94
76
1407a
7
92
*91
96
*22%
24%
Pullman
40% Aug
90%
92%
.
*74%
140 %
58% July 25
25
96
10577
Quaker Oats Co (The) common—5
6%
preferred
10O
2
Feb
90%
*91
h
43
42%
x397«
ilan
29
%
105%
105%
No par
Co„10
a
96
*95
No par
5
43%
,
137
5
1
No par
1
30 % May
26% Jan
85% Jan
5574
9%
477 a
134%;,
133%
*135
4
55 7h
l
2
4
27
Mar 13
9 74
100
1474
Public Serv Elec & Gas
Feb
96
974
14%
Public Service Co of Colorado
Feb
96
14%
Procter & Gamble
92
96
*95
10,800
10
19
92
13,500
40
14
29
1,200
37%
14%
48
Penn-Dixle Cement Corp
Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred
68% July 31
12
9974
36%
1474
28 %
Fenn-Texas
36% Jun
11
74%
99
*14%
25
49 V4 Feb
28
974
74%
14 74
14
3.50
2
Nov
74
96
74%
99%
37%
14%
2772
prior preferred
9
Sep
9
19,900
37
*14%
47%
Ford
31
81
974
200
-
99
.
V
14%
5
Jan
77
9%
50%
14%
No par
42% Jan
24% Jun
74
60
13%
49%
14%
No par
2.50
29% Jan
55
9
x74
280
103
*12%
14%
100
1.25
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
1
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
6% preferred class A
100
6%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Jan
*9474
a
>101
13%
5077
50
997 a
73%
103
*12%
51
38'.4
67 y2 Feb
7
*101
13
7a
9974
10
80 % Feb
103%
a
13
50
37
85%
8% July 19
4
37% Jan
1027
14
50%
75 %
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com_100
30
103
48%
37 %'
4
24
*13
99%
22
23
14
51%
74%
Jan
Dec
103
35
Jun
Dec
104
84%
9974
140
6% Dec
32,900
12%
135
14
156,900
12%
13
60
3774
557b
Apr 17
15% Jan
2
7
37
84
*83
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
80%. Aug
3777
5377
6
25
3,400
84
56%
common
8
23% July 29
10
32%
; 1277
21
128
200
32%
32%
35%
'
3,100
17%
9774
32%
37%
12', 7
17%
*95
12%
Feb
Jan
97%
32%
5074
*50
18
*95
54%
31% Jun
8
12%
*17%
847a
24% Dec 30
25
12 7 b
18
53
64
Oct
12%
84%
55%
Patino Mines & Enterprises—
Peabody Coal Co
9
8
36 Va
50%
977 a
*83
No par
100
Jun
17% Aug
3874
56 %
Corp
76% Aug
14% May 13
130% Jun
37 74
No par
No par
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
$4 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
22
39
54%
3.80%
Mar 18
32%
10
Parker Rust Proof Co
Parmelee Transportation
7
89
22%
_25
preferred
4.40%
5
32%
49%
*17%,
*95
2
33,600
Pipe Line—
Paramount Pictures
Parke Davis & Co
6
Aug.
4
19% July 31
65
Apr 11
55% Jun 16
Jan
7% Jan
16
46
12% Jan
36% Feb 27
13% Jan
Jun
93% Feb
67% Jan
38% Oct
43% July 11
24
107 % May
27 y8 Jan
11
67% Nov 22
5
23
76% Nov 14
Nov
9
32%
51
100
Pepsi-Cola Co
3
50 >/7
18
97 7
80
42%
42%
180
1
„
9
10
50
5074
49
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
40% May 21
87
Oct
Apr
42%
*95
*13
Corp
6
May 13
May
17% July
3
2
Jan
63% Jan
105% Apr
94% Feb
18
3
6
48% May 28
82% Mar 11
45 % Feb
7
8
4177
417 a
*17%
1
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
Pennsalt
41%
42%
170
99%
55
Telep & Teleg common*«uiOO
preferred
lOo
&
98
290
101
54%
Pacific
conv
98
6.25
common
Pacific Mills
5%
*98
99
517-2
.84
15
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pacific Lighting Corp
Penick
101
25
5% preferred
Pacific Finance
4%
101
55 %
No par
Coast Co
Panhandle East
Common
*1007a
•
8,500
99
84%
*98%
X41%
55%
99
84%
100
38%
Amer Fisheries Inc
5
Pacific Cement & Aggregates Inc__5
6%
54%
98
*9874
32%
Pacific
2
2
7% Apr 22
19% Jan
4
36
2
May 22
55
86
101
17%
"103
common
preferred
9% Jan
2
137% Mar 12
28
(5
21
22
22
Oxford
40 Va Jan
23
12% Oct
5
5
7% Jan
10
98
100%
96%
12%
54%
*34%
102
17%
1
38% Aug
Paper Co
86
54%
10o
Overland Corp (The)
99% July 29
20% Feb
119% Oct
7
4
96 y2 May
7
98 7a
86
96 %
No par
2
117% Jan
132
Jun
13% Jan
4
55 7-4
98%
97%
Shares
30c
17
9
22
Oct
Feb
Jan
15
51% Aug
75 % Aug
7
7
33% Jan
112% Oct
4
84
Apr
54 Va
987a
*1007a
43
*50 72
5474
*86
the Week
Aug. 8
6.25
preferred
Owens Coming Fiberglas
Corp
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com
4% preferred
Jan
24
Jan
111
12
July 15
37% Feb 24
85
104
4
42
20
4.24% preferred
100
Oklahoma Natural Gas
7.50
Olin Mathieson Chemical
Corp
5
Oliver Corp common
1
22
2
10
99
86
Friday
Aug. 7
98%
100
100
Ohio Oil Co
99
Bales far
Thursday
Aug. 6
5474
101
100
Wednesday
Aug. 5
55
100
preferred
4.44% preferred
Dec
Apr
54%
4.40% preferred
3.90% preferred
18% Oct
73
Tuesday
Aug. 4
4.56%
38% Oct
66
LOW AND HIGH SAL1 PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
56% July 21
8
30
19
14
Jan
21
37% Dec
50% Jan
96
35
22
Highest
99% Mar 25
2874 Dec
Oct
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
.
Q
33% Jan
2
123% Aug
13
23% Oct 22
For
39% Sep 13
138% Dec 30
2978 Jan
footnotes see
page
7
24
136
23
July 28
2872 July 24
44
44%
4374
139
24%
4477
139
247s
43%
139
24 77
44
44
43%
44%
139
13774
13777
1387a
24%
24%
24%
24%
1387a
25
430
3,800
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The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Monday, August 11, l&i#
.
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22
STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW
Year 1957
Aug. 5
Aug. I
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Hit best
UvNt
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
Aug. 0
Aug. 7
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
BjUire for
Friday
the Week
Aug. 8
Shares
R
-May 13
30y4 Jan
2
36% July 22
78
Jan 24
69% Jan
6
75% May 12
10
20% Aug
45 % Apr
24
•4% Jun
Mar 22
17
21% Aug
11
59'/4 Jun
6
7
16% Apr
23
11
23% Aug 13
34'/2 Jan
4
14'/« Jan
«ty« Feb
Dec
14
1«% Mar 18
11
i
21% Aug
4
35% Jun
26
19 % July 14
25% Jan
20
343/4 Jan
24
31% July 25
10
Jan
2
/Jan
39
»o% Nov 18
Dec 20
15
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>
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10
30
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12
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17
12
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17
28
36
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8
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31
12% Jan
8
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31
28
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45
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2
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6
13% Dec
10
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24
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10
62
10
6
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10
6
25
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2o
12% Aug
8
2
July 19
July 11
42
22
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22
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4
8 % Jan
2
30
65% May 16
32% Jan
10
39 y# Nov 12
29
66V4 Dec
5
73% Sep 19
82% Jan 22
41% Jan
63 % Jan
6
10
83% Feb
7
78% Jan
9
4
94% Jan
9
4
56% Aug
47
4
1
11% Dec
23
33% Jan
20% Dec 23
38
Dec
23
19
22 Vt Dec 24
Oct 21
423% May
185
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32
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series
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19
60% Jun
10
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30
26
40% May 16
35
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14
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8
9
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1
5
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Rome
Ronson Corp
Roper
Royal
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5
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3778 Aug
8
9
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93
July
2
Feb 14
Dec 30
78
117
22
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84% Jan
2
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2
10% Jan
2
2
11
24
5
25 V2 Dec
24
22% Jan
6
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53
10
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9
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Feb
13
304
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2
May 23
22
205
Jan
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3
Feb
6
29V4 Jun
125
120
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26% Jan
20
2
00
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17% July
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11
22
24
2
1
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25
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18% Feb
12
13
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July 10
'
25
37% Nov 27
Nov 15
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36
34
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30
22% May 29
12
Nov
4
8% Apr
55% Feb
17
12 •>
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14
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21
86
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7
78
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17
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102
Mar
7
94
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8
11
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19
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2
19
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5
75
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7
83
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1
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9
20
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23
36
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4
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7
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23
18
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13
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10
8y4 Dec
19
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71% Oct
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22
2% Aug
42% Jan
22
24
Scovill
Feb
3
85% Apr
i.
10
28
33 y4 Aug
29%
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34%
33%
35%
4%
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22
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94
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14
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16!a Aug
2
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10
4
25
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19
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1
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25
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23
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2
25 y2 Apr
11
34
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93
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9
19
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12
24
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49
30
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17
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2
89
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8
50% Jan
2
64% July 31
Simmonds Saw & Steel
68% Jun
6
46% Mar
3
62% July 29
Sinclair Oil Corp
80% May 27
36% Sep as
Feb
25
68 y2 July 23
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Oil Co
25% Apr
7
37% Aug
4
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3
Smith-Corona
49
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14
28
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30
48
21
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2
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2
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12
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11
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2
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22
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5
58% Jan
10
92
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13
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25
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18
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3
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19
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.6
6% Jan
2
110% July
18% Jan
28% Jun
8
26
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14
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23
2
14
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51% Feb 13
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14
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43
2
21
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11
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7
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25
32% Jan
13
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13
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2
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2
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13
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22
32
28 y4 Jan
2
30
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23
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11
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30
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4
33
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28 y8 Dec
76% Oct
26
Jan
4
22
12% Dec
17
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25
61
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10
60
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24
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82
82
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31
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47
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7
Southern Pacific
48
Aug
4
July 15
Gas
Co
(Del)
Southern
19
78
Feb
20
Co
Railway common
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preferred
20
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
100
5%
non-cum
Southwestern
Public Service Co
88
Jan
7
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2
92
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22
16 li July 29
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4
2
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2
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1
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1
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Spencer Chemical Co common
:6
4.20% preferred
100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
Sperry Rand Corp common
50c
$4.50 preferred.
25
Spiegel Inc common
2
$4.50 preferred
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Square D Co
5
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
6
For footnotes gee page 24a
97
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59 V2 Mar
3
40
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4
2
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99
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18 li Aug
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83%
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8
85 y2 Jan
71 Va
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8
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17
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Sparton Corp
A
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10
3
103«
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10
Marchant Inc
preferred
2
26% July 15
98% Jan 15
5%
4
2% Jan
%
70%
a
;V
32%
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July
9
10 % Dec
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95
14
4
16
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31
19 Va Jan
11
May 29
57 y4 Apr
10
69!
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juij
94 ye Jan
30
23
9
29% July 21
36
10%
70
23 %
5
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
47
7
79% Nov 13
8% Dec
Apr
May
10 Va
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Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Smith Kline & French Labs
July 29
28
11% Dec
82% Nov
76
Jan
Jan
30
2
12
6% Jan
65
17% Dec
10
18% Jan
3
2
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2
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32
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Jan
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31
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17
36
35%
10%
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of America
23
36
40
35%
20
Steel Strapping Co
Dec
49
397 a
35%
39%
10%
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1
50c
l
1
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46% Dec
39 li
32,600
67 %
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No par
7.50
Co
199,000
35:;«
1
Gas
Corp
Simmons
Mar 21
41
30%
40 Vo
11
40%
15%
Signode
1,000
30
39%
'
10%
16 Vz
Sheraton Corp
Ills
31%
2,300
35%
15%
37%
Siegler
11 Va
2.600
27 %
39%
2.50
5
11%
30 Vz
22%
27
10 %
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16
11% '*
22%
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7%
20
27%
27%
35 3i
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22%
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50
98
96
223ii
26 Va
■■%•;•'
35%
Shell Transp & Tr—
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14
17
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96
22%
40 Vis
30
8814
31% Aug
Apr
11%
v
8%
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36,500
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1
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27 3.,
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38
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7
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16% Jan
2
Jan
10
11
27%
31
&
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13%
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28%
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28
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Shamrock Oil
28
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22
32% Apr
27 la
22%
22 7«
13 li
Sharon Steel Corp
30
308,2 '•'
97
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97
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9% Oct
10%
27
22%
3
8
21% May
13 y2 May 20
30
17% Jan 25
'
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12
8
83% Aug
17% Feb
10
21% Apr
18% Dec
Feb
58
May 21
39%
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98
221%
•
29%
65%
39%
3514
Shahmoon Industries Inc
July 31
11% July
13
8% Jan
38
39%
38%
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350
215
11.200
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38
116,300
91
901,1
30%
16%
*210
12 %
$4.50 preferred
39% July 16
25
33
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35%
Falls Corp
;
310
310
335
32 Vi
31%
'■%
92
30
65%
Servel Inc common
7
3
25
90
67% Jan
17
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11%
Seagrave
4
13% Aug
16%
66
35%
Sears Roebuck & Co
10
17%
65 la
12 Vi
31 % Aug
.
16 la
65
325
500
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V
17%
65
360
8,600
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215
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9
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31
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5
29
28
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28 In
28
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200
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20
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8%
14 %
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5
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13% July 30
37% July 25
22
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20
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2
1,800
90%
29 %
44%
25
100
common
16,900
23%
94'! 4
Seiberling Rubber Co
8
7
20% July
Mfg Co
3.65%, preferred—
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Jan
10 % May
9
,76'/4 July 15
26% Jan
2
7
8% Oct
99 V2 Jan
25
5% July
12
71 % Aug
8
86
July 10
87/a Jan
22
29% Jan
7
15% Jan
3
22
14% Jan 23
93 la
94! 4
307a
8%
Safeway Stores common
1.66%
4% preferred
100
4.30% conv preferred—
100
St Joseph Lead Co—.
j.—,_10
St Joseph Light & Power;
No par
St L San Fran Ry Co com
No par
-+
Preferred series A 5%
100
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co—100
5% noncum preferred
100
St Regis Paper Co common
5
1st pfd 4.40% series A.
-100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—-10
Sangamo Electric Co
10
Savage Arms Corp
5
Schenley Industries Inc
1.40
Schering Corp common
l
5% convertible preferred
30
Schick Inc
1
Scott Paper Co common
No par
$3.40 preferred
:
No par
$4 preferred
No par
24
29 y4 May
22% Nov 19
24% Jun 13
34% Feb
3
14'/» Jan
3
32
Aug
6
44% Mar 20
35% July 28
29
■
Apr 15
96
17
17% Oct
29% Oct
4
39% Aug
2
Jan
30% Jam
96
23% Jan 29
21% Oct 21
;
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30
Oct
55
Apr
7
Jan 20
235
17
17% Aug 4
66
July 31
375
July 30
2
10 y« Dec
8
95% Jun 10
201 '/a Apr 22
30% Aug
8
2
Jan 24
161
July 17
176
32% Aug
10
24% Jan
88.600
29%
'
4
Mar 22
26% Dec
33 Vi Nov 20
2%
95%
14
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Ruppert (Jacob)
14%
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29%
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5
94
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383I
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83
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83
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380
20
100
preferred series A
84%
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14 • '••
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96
100
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27%
5
77
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a
35%
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29 %«
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28
93%
30%
JO
preferred—_25
Corp—No par
2%
2%
93 Ui
46%
76 !a
100
'
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convertible
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99
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188
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
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RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Oct
23
71-
5 3/4 Nov
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13
82% Feb
4
77% Jan
3
Jan
3
25
23
68% July
22
62% Jun
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30
94
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8
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15
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15
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40% May
28.
4
31
6%
-13%
Vb
36%
Twist Drill Co
Union
31% Aug
48
101
~
6 Tb
23
36
27
21 % Jan
6Tb
36%
Union Tank
4
23%
6 a/4
35%
Pacific RR Co common
2
23%
36 Vb
Oil
90 Vb Jan
23%
6%
24,600
12V4
35%
Union
43 Vb Jan
23 %
7%
11%
48%
Union
18% Oct 22
23%
-
12
113%
-'I
23
8
27
18% May
50
81
12
37
25
33% May 10
*80V4
81
11%
463/b
24
23
J. 82-
80V4t
12
22
Apr
20% Dec
*801/2
82%-
1134
*81
35%
31% Aug
32 Vb Jun
32,900
46%
54% Jun
2
19,500
41 %
22%
2
2 6 3/4 Jan
35%
40%
36%
13
Apr
35V4
46%
86 V4
31
37%
>
34 Vb
24% Jan
243/4 NOV 22
38%
39
100
22%
34% 1 35%
38% V 40%
3434
38%
22.
common:
4%.,non-cum
34%
22%
*21%
22 Vb
■
34%'
•
3,800
v
*21%
47 Vb
40% Jan
Jan
*21%
21%
213/4
34'%
650
:
40 V4
40
401%
40
40 %
39 Vb
39 Vb
38%
34 Vb
313/b Jan
9
8,500
1830
1800
23
89% Feb
8
900
3%
8
8 Vo
1800
1770
1775;
1753
1770
8
8Va
7%
8%
8%
1735
500
1,100
46
64% Jun
Apr
86%
87
Vb
88
*88
22%
23
-
86 Vb
88
33 Vb
10
8
871/2
88
47%
21
9% Mar
24
34 Vb
Preferred $3.50 series
of
23 %
331,4
23 Vb
Preferred $3.70 series
Preferred
23 %
34V2
46 Vb
Oct
94
25%
23%
*341%
32%
Preferred $4.50 series-
23
26%
*231%
3434
22%
Corp
Elec Co
Union
26%
23%
34%
23%
Corp
4
32 Vb July 18
263/4
23%
34%
(The)
Union Bag-Camp
26»/a
24
3434
34%
23
Asbestos & Rubber Co
Union
17
25,700
27
261%
*23%
No par
(The)
Corp
40
2,900
26%
34
Co
Corp
6,700
65
41,900
Dec
0
x64
64%
64%
Vb
64
65%
48,700
24
7% Nov
64%
8,200
Z
86 Vb
*85
86V2
*85 '
87
73
Transit com—No par
38-% Aug
July 30
64%
lO-Vi
10 Vb
*851/2
30 Vb
40
78Vb Sep
10%
85%
72%
*
110% Aug
30% Mar 25
10i/2
29 Tb
prior preferred
Underwood
7
May
84
79% Jan
24% Oct
•
'
89
Inc common—5
Corp.
Coach
10
5Vb Dec
10;!4
72%
common.
Twin City Rap
10 Vb Jan
12% Dec
10%
20
Preferred series A
303/4 Jan
I
17
10%
104
85 Vb
■:
.
30
Steel
World Airlines Inc
12 % NOV 14
2% Oct
24%
71%
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
5% conv pfd series of 1957
20th Century Fox Film
8
213/4 Jan
6
54%
23%
29%
2
16 34 jan
19% Dec 20
54
23%
72 Vb
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
9
32% Dec
54
23Va
30
24Vb Aug
45
53%
24%
71%
$2.70 preferred
2
Oct
54%
23%
29%
Tri-Continental Corp common
20
43
54
24%
30
Trans
Jan
4,100
54%
24
72
14 Vb Aug
61'
1
73,600
5%
5%
4
54
x7lVb
36% Aug
37 Vb Jun
5%
5%
5%
■293/4
58
31% Jan
24%
5%
72%
2
30
..
30 V b
2
30
5%
400
71%
2
30
24%
6,000
53%
Jan
41 »/2 Oct
9,900
29%
10% Jan
10% Dec
49%
25V4
5
27 % Jan
213/4 Dec
49%
24%
53 Vb
4
Apr
49 Vb
2 4 Vb
52
Transue & Williams
Feb
49i%
523A
„
Ex-distribution
July
49%
%
■■■'
f:2
Roller Bearing
No par
Tishman Realty & Construction—1
Toledo Edison Co (The)
5
Trane Co (The)
2
7
61% Aug
17%
13%
Timken
July 10
26
53
27%
23%
34%
17%
•-
53
34% July 16
57
Jan 29
24
65
17%
13%
$1.20 preferred:—;—;
4
15
Oil
Tidewater
5
43% Aug
23% Jan 21
9
20V4 Jan
21
48% Jun
July
50
87%
I734
523/4
(J R)__
Transamerica
30
9«/4 Oct 14
10%
18
10,500
■
53
$2.50 convertible preferred
18
21% May 15
23 Vb Dec
54
23%
10%
5Vb
15%
24
24
2334
5%
54
25 %
15%
49
49%
49
20%
15Vb
13%
$2.40 conv
Thermoid Co common—.
May 20
21 Vb Aug
2
Oct
17%
49%
24%
600
20i/a
14%
18
20%
15
*17%
15%
151%
*17%
4,900
20%
15
•20V'8
52 Vb
f00
common
Thompson Products
4% preferred
25% Apr
2
Jan
15% Dec
12
201/a
No par
60% July 31
<•
20 V4
13%
Ry Co
Thompson
28*b Aug
22% July 17
27
533/4 Jun
20
Dec
30
Feb
26-
12
2014
53 Vb
common—5
preference
No par'
4
28
Jan 28
90
2
JaD
20
13,600
23,700
38%
14 */u
—No par
19% July 31
84% July 17
18
42% May 27
39 %
23V4
37V4
13%
; '$1.25 conv preferred
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
Aug
50
Apr
38 Vb
—_—25
33 Vb
Producing Co
Inc
1,500
—1
■>
Utilities Co-
Textron
14 V4 Jan
8
6
2
41% Feb 25
8
95 Vb Apr
19% Dec 30
Nov
13
14 Vb July 16
2
40
21
Apr
r
12%
23%
35Tb
44% Jan
12 Vb
37%
35 Vb
3
49% May
21% Jan
12 %
2.50
Corp
& Pacific
12%
39%
45 Vb
Texas
121/a
23%
7
Instruments Inc
—I
Coal & Oil—
_10
Texas Pacific Land Trust—
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution—— 1
6
5,500
*12V4-
37
Texas Pacific
28
76 Vb
38
Texas
Jan
75
23Vb
8/
13% Aug
75%
37
47%
125
74
24 Va
Co
2
340
74%
39%
Gulf
2
7,700
73%
741/1
36%
Texas
0V4 Jan
1
<
23Vb
Texas
983/4 Jan
6,100
13V4
38%
Texas Gulf Sulphur
2
Jan
68
36%
1
21'
671/2
36%
8,
July
37
68 %
68
12% '
8
48% Aug
>
16%
*67%
68
39%
Aug
4
8% Mar 15
160
87V2 Nov 13
10
15
10
.
23 Vb Aug
2
31% Jun 19
12
Oct
26
553/4 Feb 24
22% Jan
Jan
Jan
16%
13%
Gas Transmission Co
Tennessee
51%
13%
16-%
12%
Aug
6
9
76% Jun
4
30 Vb July 31,
25% Alar 18
Aircraft
51 Vb
131%
16 %
23%
Tennessee Corp—
3% Dec
51
13
13
,i_9
i-3
(James
33/4 Jan
50
13%
49%
23*'* / 24 %
8%
8%
1730 1750 "
39% 40 lb
*21%. 23
34%
35
T
37 Vb 39
*81
82%
' < 11%
J2%
|~5
TelAutograph Corp——
Jan
50
16%
35,800
2,200
17%
39%
89
(The)—4.16%
'
125
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com—7,50
/ $4 preferred
—•_.
—No liar
Symington Wayne Corp
i.~_1
'.
16%
24%
36%
20%
15%
*85%
Swift. & CO———
2
84
"
California—iiL__25
2
171,8
12%"'
5%.'
.
12,50
—w
163/4
40%
17%
130
'55
16%
xl6%
<•68
■
9,700
90
*87
90
"
47%
24
—10c
2
16%
57%
57
57%
.
*87
39%
1
1
Co—
72% Jan
17
56
Vb
56
55V4
90
12%
x26%
x23%
x34%
Mining
16%
:
171/3
"'51/
24
36
-20
15
Sweets Co of America
17,
41% Aug
56 V4
*86 Vb
671/4
73Vb
.
7% Jan
■'
5534
55%
91
67% •' 68%
73%
741/4'
ill
Sutherland Paper Co—
5
May
x55%
55%
■'89
SI
64%
Superior Oil of
■40% July 16
42% Jan 10
Jun
160,400
55%
55%
17
Co
Co—:—
Sunshine
24
27% Jan" 29'
43%
27
13
.,2634
29 %
25
July 31
90
>
<>:/ 9% Jan
3
Nov
"
7
31% Mar
17
19% Deo
"<•-
13
Jan
Feb
6%
1360
July 15
13
27% Nov
Jan
72
Mar 20
65% Oct
56%
49%
54%
131/4
Corp
5%% 2nd pfd series of
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
25
56 Vb
x48%
55%
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1
4%% preferred series A—
125
27% July 24
10
Gl,900
52,700
553;,
No par
Sun Oil
Jan Z 2
69
49%
51
__1
Sunbeam Corp.
1
1
Sundstrand Mach Tool
*.
—L 5
Sun cnemical Corp common——1
$4.50 series A preferred—
No par
5
Apr
59
3
Jun
82
•
Broadcasting
53
491%
16%
——
Studebaker-Packard
6% May 14
\
Webster,
&
Storer
25% May 23
<■'
79
-29% May 16
243/4 Apr 11
38% Jan 18
30
Dec
20
.
9
14
Feb
93;
•
07% Nov 26
.
20
8% Apr 11
573/4 July 23
7
18% Nov
'•16% Jan 17
2% Dec 30
42% Oct 21
/
May
Stone
6
52
49%
12%
common—1
prior preference-20
19
49% Aug
31/e
51 %
48%
50 Vb
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
18% Jun
*
3Vo
50V4
49%
49%
51
—i_5
25
31/8
51%
48 3/4
kj%
—15
__5
5
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
15% Jun
3%
x493%
*88
& Co Inc,
20% July 25
29
18% May 15
19% May 21
15% Dec 31
3,300
3%
*3%
3%
55
Sterling Drug Inc—j.—
Corp
540
52%
13% ' 13%'
17
~ 17%'
Stores Inc_„
2
25% F9b
9
4,900
24,100
9Vb
93%
9%
3%
No par
10
Stauffer Chemical Co.
'9%
! 5iy4
1
5
Standard Ry Equip
3
Apr
80
79
80
5533
100
1
10
preferred
743/4 May 19
2
Feb
57
Convertible
Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp
Starrett Co (The) L S
18
14% Jan
-
3
9%
81
48%
10
preferred series A
Standard Packaging Corp com
Jan
8*- Jan
9%
54%
78%
3%
51
7
New Jersey
Ohio common
33/4%
94% May 26
Jan
13
33% Nov
8
56% Aug
57% Aug
9%
9%.
Shares
54
51 %
3%
6.25
25
Oil of Indiana-
Standard
49% Aug
42% Feb 24;<6
88% Jan
10%
the Week
Aug. 8
54%
54%
54%
80%
80
Friday
Thursday
Aug. 7
::
,
California
of
79%
54%
*79%
54%
54
io
No par
1
distribution—11
Standard
7
54%
54%
Sales far
PRICES
Aug. 6
Aug. 5
78%
No par
com
preferred
$3.50
35% Feb 18,
47% Feb 21
-
5
10
Mar
3% Feb
53% July
Inc
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
Standard
40 % Oct
54% Nov
9
2
Jan
43% Feb
3% May 22
59% July 16
62% Jan
4
47% Nov 13
9%
Standard Brands
27
85% May 2
10% Aug
4
55% Jun
2
6
11
9% Jan
.
2% Oct 22
43% Feb 12
35 % Dec
9
42% May
2
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Aug. 4
<
Par
EXCHANGE
/Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
37% Jan
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year1057
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
22 Vb
22%
53,400
10
10 Vb
2.900
10 lb
10%
10 Vb
10
10
10
19 Vb
18%
19 lb
19%
11,000
19
18%
18 Vb
18%
8%
8%
8 "/a
8%
8%
lb
8
.
8%
8%
104%
31%
,38%
,
106Tb
32%
100 Vb
*99
37%
37%
36 Tb
37Tb
106%
106 Vb
108%
108%
110 Vb
27,500
31%
15,400
79
*86 Vb
88
46 Vb
48
30 Vb
31
31%
;
"
30%
77%
88
*76
77 Vb
86 Vb
*86%
88
*86'/a
106%
24%
31Tb
100 Vb
48%
63,000
30%
31%
49,400
0%
8,800
30%
8%
8%
49
30 Vb
30%
31Tb
20
30
4£3'a
48
48%
8 Vb'
3%
8%
31%
31%
31%
32
22
22 Vb
1,300
,
7,900
213b
22
22
22 Vb
31%
30%
31%
30 3/4
31%
32,100
30%
67Tb
66%
67%
67 3/4
69%
28,200
*135
143
*105
106
24
23%
•
31%
31 Vb
*98
143
143
106%
108
108
23%
24 Vb
100%
400
143
106 Vb
*135
143
106
31V8
31%
100%
*98
24 Vb
31 Vb
*98
600
243b
43,600
31Tb
4,900
100%
—
61
*41
lb
25%
25%
25 Vb
253b
1,400
*25%
25%
25 Vb
61%
61
61
60%
2,400
61 Vb
60
61%
41%
25%
8
88
78%
66%
67
*135
31%
100
*85
86%
30%
240
100
88
100 Vb
*76%
x31%
32
22
*98
88
/
'
30 Vb
23 Vb
99
*85
47
' '
8%
22
66 Vb
99
77
*78 Vb
8 Tb
32
31%
31%
313/b
31%
99
*85
.88
*85
3.400
37%
13,000
37 Tb
106%
"
37%
41%
*41
41 Vb
41
41
41 Vb
8%
8Vb
8 Vb
8 lb
8%
28%
28
15%
15%
15 Tb
5,600
49%
49 %
49%
21,600
35
14,803
28%
29
28%
28 Tb
28%
15%
15%
15 Vb
153/s
15
48 Vb
49
48 3
4
8%
2,374
14,900
8%
2,500
28%
*
48%
49 Vb
34 Vb
34 Vb
34 Vb
34%
34 Tb
34%
34Tb
45 Vb
44%
45 lb
44%
45
*44%
44 Vb
44%
12%
12%
1,600
12%
9%
x9%
9T'4
10%
9%
9%
9 Tb
12%
9 Tb
12%
12%
12%
12%
14 Vb
14 Vb
14%
14%
14%
27,500
28,300
14%
1%
42 Tb
14%
1Tb
14 Vb
1%
41 Vb
*85
33%
32
88
*168
36 Vb
42
Tb
1%
1%
lib
43 Vb
43%
43 Vb
44 Vb
36
36
35 Vb
36
42%
44
36
36 Vb
41Tb
42%
■
*36
lib
43 V*
1%
42%
43
*85
Vb
85 Vb
43%
*85
45 3b
86
1,200
■
16,300
13,500
650
34,300
80
86
85
86
33%
34
34 Vb
34 Vb
34 Vb
35%
33%
35%
34%
36 V*
39.300
35%
34%
38
34 Tb
90
12,700
89 y2
170
88%
*168
90%
170
89
*168
90'A
170
88 Tb
*168 '
170
5,800
23
a
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
.
.
Monday, August 11^ 1958
.
(564)
STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW
Range for Previous
Year1957
5% Oct
17% Apr
Ye Dec 23
8
8
23
Aug 23
17% Dec 23
Jan
2
63
26% Aug
4
Dec
4
66
13
73% Jun
21
87
Mar
Dec
12
94
12
4
Jan
24
Apr
14
2
2
29
Aug
8
37
Aug
4
140
22% July 15
64% Jan
30
3
7
Jan
82
49% Jan
156
25
8
21% Jan
Aug 26
30% Dec 30
80% Mar 14
31% Apr
4
Oct
79
35% Aug
25% Jan
11
6
Mar
92
38% July 29
154
Jan 22
25
Dec
30
44
Dec
30
61% Jan 24
46% Jan
3
53 % July 29
48% Dec 19
2
155% Jan 25
25% Dec 12
51% Jan
13
72% July 31
147% Aug
8
158% Jun
12
19% Jan
2
32'/2 Jun
16
22
35% Jan
20
136% Jun
X
Mar
XT
73% Jan
Aug
87
Oct
21
36
21
155
Jun
Oct
7
Jan
88.% Mar 12
7% Jan 23
15% Jan 28
6% July 11
0
22
24
77% Jan
•
4
1
32% Feb 14
142
Jan
3
7
18% May 12
1
40% Jun 17
155% July 11
22% Mar 6
58% May 14
\71
,73
Jun 12
29% Apr 10
1
1
16
12% Aug
26% Aug
19% May
3
Apr
Feb
30% Jun
18% Dec 31
05% Nov 22
22
4% Jan
74% Jan
79
30% Oct 22
135
-
6% May 15
Jan 21
41:
Jun 21
0
21
Apr
19
2
Nov
17
Jun 20
10
5% Dec 23
121/4 Dec 20
4% Jan
6
Jan
8
Jan 21
8
5% Oct 29
Dec 31
38% May 16
3
2
5 % July 8
68% Jan - 8
5% Jan
2
13
July 21
Jan
10
15% Feb
68
75
Jan
36
1
9% Oct 22
31
Feb 24
29% May 23
2
24% Jan
45%
*44%
30
29%
*9
91b
*43%
9!
*9
-
.1.
5,60C
30
29%
•;
-.
IOC
9%
24%
25%
24Tb
26 %
25%
26%
25%
26'%
26%
26%
81%
80 %
80%
80 vb
00%
80%
80%, :
80%
81
35 Vs
35%
35%
•
80%
35 %
35 %
*74
*74
75%
V,
.
*92
92
37
37%
149 %
*74%
75
92
"90
92
28%
28%
37
28%
28Tb
35%
52%
51%
36
52%
52%
71%
68%
150%
147'%
X69%
150
29
29
29
1.400
36
35%
36 %
6,200
51%
50%
51
1,600
70%
71%
70%
148%
26! a
-
69%
148%
70Tb
27%
.
150
26 %
26Tb
26%
26%
36%
37
37
37
12%
12%
37
J 2%
37
12%
12%
121/2
12Tb
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
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80%
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80%
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15
6%
80%
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27 Vb
80%
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w 6%
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v
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25%
26V8
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38%
38%
38
153%
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152
152 »/4
24%;
38 i/a
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60
29%
I
29
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y
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38
38%
20%
20
61
60%
60 Va
20%
29%
34%
34%
*60
6%
13,000
76
7,300
25%
500
38%
15C
152
152
20
600
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24Tb
152
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120
15
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700
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,
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76
152
152
20%
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60
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24%
24 Va
1,700
•
to
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6
*75
1,051
12%
5%
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80
15
6
■
5%
6Tb
6%
37
12%
;
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60 Tb
21C
29%
29%
4.300
34%
,
2C0
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AA
20'%
85%
8,906
9%
8,106
'
%
29%
33%
29%
34%
-
29%
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;
3,200
24,800
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37
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80%
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12%
5%
80
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610
35%
26%
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143%
51%
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26%
80
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.
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-
151
38%
147%
148
147
-
.-
37%
37%
37 Vb
37%
37
148%
36
72%
70%
35%
75 Va
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148'%
53
53
151
35 %
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92
149'%
37
35%
34%
75%
149%
150
28%
28%
-
6,700
35%
35%
AW
...
y.'i-r
25
36% July 31
5% Jan
9% July 15
4% Dec
20
13% Jan
9
12% Dec
24
18
5
13% Jan
20 %
20
29
May 7
14% July 16
21% Jan
28% Aug
31
45% Jan
21
Dec
8% Nov
Oct
40
124
Oct
123
7
Sep
'
Deo
23
47
25
124
124
Oct
Aug
23% Oct
30
84
12% Dec
31
3
8
13
Jan
2
19
79
124
28
97% Jun 21
111
May 22
Feb 12
8
6
20
90
Mar 27
85
83
May 28
98
Mar
1
91
82
July 24
93
Mar 13
10% Oct 29
12% May 24
20% Aug 12
21% Aug 12
11
3
Jan
90% July
»
34% Aug
4
14% Mar 31
2
9% Jan
7
12% Mar
2
Jan;
11>
,1
1
99% Apr *8
95
May 13
•
7
24 Ve Apr
37% July 11
10% Dec
Apr
9
Feb 25
-
6%
div partlc preferred
July 29
5%%
94
Apr
29
preferred
6%%
preferred
17%
90
89
-
1,300
28%
2M%
28%
2,400
12%
12
12 Va
4,000
00
67
6
7%
3,100
8,100
*120%
*120%
*120%
31Tb
31%
31%
32%
79%
79',4
*79%
81 %
*17%
17%
17%
31%
31%
82
17%
17%
88%
17%
89%
89
*88
89
29%
108%
108%;
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108
108
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91%
94%
32
77
22
50% May 15
30
Dec
.,
14'
Aug
27% Dec 31
31
Aug
12% Jan
27% Jan
0
8
Oct
28
8
Oct
22
16% Jan
2
28%Jan
3:
11% Dec
30
16% Deo
80
22
Oct 22
30
24% Dec
7
Walker (Hiram)
4
Walworth
94%
90! 2
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94%
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92
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92
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92
46
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32%
32 %
34'%
32%
34
v
33 Tb
34Tb
33Tb
34
12,800
12%
-
12 %
12
12
12!
12%
12%
12',4
12"
12%.
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13%
14%
12%
22,200
17%
1,500
13%
14%
17%
18%
*17%
84
84
*84
93%*
93%
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.
,
a
8
17
34% Jan
19% Dec 30
Jan
17%
17%
17%
17%
84
84
84.%
93 %
93%
93%
93%
93%
.
.
a
19% Mar
7
1% Jan
3
Jan
10
14
34% Jan 29
23*
Aug 14
48% Jan 23
35% Aug
44% Jan 15
52% Apr
8
15% Dec 23
39% Jan
4
15% Jan
13
23% Oct 21
28% Jun
5
25% Jan
49 %
2
4
Mar 20
105
81% Sep 20
79% Nov
7
95
90
NOV
32
Oct
Jan
93
Feb
47% Jan
11
92% Nov 11
17% Oct
18
24
11
31% Feb
Jan
3
67% Sep 19
42 % Jan
2
20% Jan
41% Deo 11
14% Oct 22
15
Jan
2
17 % Dec
30
52% Feb
12
79% Aug
19
24
Dec
83% Jan
2
2
7
6
34% Oct 21
90
Dec 10
61% July 24
2
48% July 14
50 % Aug
1
91% Jan
2
98 %
4% Jan
2
23 % Mar
3
25
6
37
29% Jan
14
26
Oct
47
18
32% Jun
27
Nov
13
May 17
Sep 11
68
24
12
Feb
62 % Jul.
13% Nov 21
4
13
16% Jul}
75
Jan
30
2
8
81
19 % Jan
2i
12
8
28% Oct
17
34
131
Mar 19
29% Dec 31
18% Nov 14
22% Feb
20
Dec
J a.
.
26% Jan
Jul}
g
21 % Jan
45% Jan
16
36% Jan
68 %
July 15
45 % Feb
27
78% Dec
10
92% Mar 15
80 % Jan
2
25% Oct
6
22
£ Dec 19
16% Dec 31
3
78% Jan
2
4% Jan
9
2
123% Jan
30
68% Jan
2
16
Apr
40%
40T4
40Tb
40%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33
33%
*33
5
■33%:
%
22Tb
22%
23
23
22%
23%
23
5
1
22
2 %
2%
2%
—
Knitting Mills
Coal
Power 4%% pfdpreferred series B
preferred series C
West Va Pulp & Paper common
4%% preferredi
-
•
2
9
88% Jun
8% Aug
100
100
100
5
100
5
9
5
17'%
43
43
*58%
59
58%
59
58%
58%.
58%
19%
40
31Tb
Vb
39 Va
*100
17%
78
•94
17%
*96
91
39%
40
21%
17'%
17Tb
03Tb
66%
78%
Public
Service
4
Yale &
5
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Towne
Mfg
Co
Youngstown Steel Door
17%
17Tb
97%
*96
64%
65%
79
*76
65%
11,600
66 l/a
'79-
*76
54 Vb
56
55
56%
55%
22 %
22%
23%
23 %
24
24 Tb
25'%
24%
59 Tb
25
25
5,800
56%
22
25%
24 Va
61%
62 Vb
Va
61 »b
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*85
113
,
61
...
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87
84
85
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113
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45Tb
44 Va
44%
44Tb
45
94'/a
22%
63
104,90C '•
19,000
61,700
61%
700
84'%
83
113
113
45%
14,600
45%
93
94
93
93%
93%
23%
22%
24 Vs
23%
24'%
63
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61'%
81 Va
61 Va
00%
GO'%
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94%
22
22Tu
320
-
93%
22%
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94
22
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44'%
61%
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89
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45Tb
45
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61T a
89
113
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22,100
y,
200
44 %
45'%
43 Va
44
44 Vb
44'%
44
44%
44%
44%
1,900
49 Va
50'%
48%
49%
48%
48%
48%
49
48%
48%
2,000
OGTa
97
96 Va
97
*95%
*95%
97
*95%
97
140
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7
6 Tb
6%
7
3,700
7!
7
25%
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a
6 Va
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36'%
35 T 4
37
36'%
126%
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24
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13
6
36%
36 Vb
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46 Va
24 Tb
84
13
6
37
*25
25%
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35
45'/2
35
45
46
11,900
24%
25
25
32,900
24 Tb
82
*80 %
82%
13 Va
*13%
13%
6
6
24
37Tb
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37 %
6
38%
36 Tb
36
36%
126I/2
Vb
500
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45
82
36Tb
.
35
44%
24
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36
29%
6%
25
44
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24Tb
6Tb
25
36Tb
24 Tb
6%
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126 Va
24 Tb
97
♦124
126%
24%
82%
*80
13%
*5%
38 %
36'%
200
13%
1,200
6
39%
11,500
36%
8,800
10
125
125
24%
24Tb
24%
24! a
1,700
24%
29
29 Vb
28Tb
29'%
23%
29
29
-29%
2,200
47 Va
47
47 Vb
46 Vb
47 V»
46 %
46 T i
46%
47%
13.900
a
61'%
61Tb
61
61 %
61
61 Vb
61
61 %
61%
61%
93'%
93'%
94
93%
93%
*93
82%
83
29%
47 V
83
8
*92%
82%
83%
8
7 Tb
8%
84 >b
7 Tb
8 lb
94
82%
83%
7%
7%
28',4
8
28 %
28%
29
28 %
28%
28
28%
23
34%
34%
34%
35
34%
35
34%
35
34%
101
99%
101
101 %
101%
102%
102%
99 Va
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
90%
91
89 Va
92
91
94 '%
93 %
97
96
30
83
3.900
3
•82%
5
100
5,100
94
*93
—10
No par
No par
5.90C.
10,400
97%
♦95
56Tb
13
10
20
102
22'%
25
10
Aug
22
17 Tb
*100
25Tb
84
Woolworth (F W) Co
10
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4%% series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
Aug
21%
17 Tb
56
24%
100
Corp_ 10
35
21%
24
*81%
1
Co
101%
21'%
22
No par
10
preferred
101%
56 T i
Nc par
.—10c
10,600
40%
40%
22Tb
24%
35
6%
78
*75
25%
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
18'%
65%
34%
39%
56'%
44
Inc
21%
97%
*96
97%
65%
39 Tb
102
*100
21Tb
*34
Co
20
96
.">89
*25
Industries
130
95
92
46
Wilson-Jones
8,200
•94
35
preferred
6.60C
31%
100'/a
*89
25%
$4.25
20%
31%
20%
92
102
21%
160
1,500
100%
96
44
Wilson & Co Inc common
31%
101
*94
*34
Co—_
20%
19%
31%
101
*89
5
Oil
32
101%
96 %
*75%
66 Tb
31Tb
101%
58Tb
92
96 VB
21%
20
19
19 Tb
32%
102
102
*90
97 Va
*75
2,600 ■'
48
22
100
29
103% July 31
19% Jan 16
35
102
65%
2,100/
34%
*34%
*47%
92
*96
1,100
1,900
,
2%.
35
Sewing Machine common—1
Prior preference
20
$3 convertible preferred
50
Wilcox
2%
*34%
47 %
97
21%
2.50
preferred
23%
47%'
32%
39%
No par
RR
Telegraph
2%
2%
4,200
23%,:
35
35
103 %
*100
100
2%
3,700
48
*90
5
Co com
2 %
2%
20 '%,
35
*96 %
Maryland Ry com—No par
noncum 2nd preferred
100
22%
20%
*47%
20
32
102'%
1
preferred
Woodward Iron
4
July 29
Jun
19'%
-
5
20%
21
9%
59
59
.1
4
Co
10%
48
*47%
50
20%
%
35
35
2.50
Penn
Wisconsin
97
23% Apr 16
25% Feb 28
May 27
Mar 25
61% July 22
2
34% July
3,100
40 Va
8
49 %
8% Apr 11
35% Jan
17,400
45%
*
29% Aug
35
23% Nor
70%
45%
40
25% July 16
20% Jan
20
88% Jan
69 To
45%
40 %
27
135
30
22
68%
45%
40
Jun
37
Jan
6
67 Va
40%
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
31% Jan
124
40
22,500
40
Windsor
Jun
10%
20%
2
6
9%
•
07%
39% Aug
2
20
Oct
5
25% July 31
45 % Nov
4% Dec 27
1
13
85% July 10
15
Feb 13
35% Dec
75
uiy
2
4
7,400
12%
20%
White
Feb
J
46% Aug
13
J&J
12% July 31
May 13
9
Aug
Jan
72
9,700
13%:
89
45%
5%%
July 8
7% Jun 30
5-% Jan 30
71
9
5% Jan
Nov
18% Feb
116
8
7
20% Oct 22
12%
*86
89
2
66 Va
21
9%
10%
10
10%
9%
Westinghouse Air Brake.
10
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
3.80% preferred series B
.-100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
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
4
21
40% Jan
12%
12%
45%
Union
Jan
10
12%
13
12%
*86!
■
Pacific
Jan
13% Jan
88
07
Western
26
53% May 24
7
118
46%
Western
56
100% Jan
89
05%
4
8
23
*86%
45%
8
28% Mar 14
68% Jan
88%
4
66%
4%
46% July 31
94% Aug
4
24 V4 Aug
16% Feb 21
88!
13
46
4.80%
21
Jan
7
125
13%
Western
92 % Apr
May:
33% Apr
9
26% Mar 22
6
8
30 Va
12%
12%
700
65%
Corp„
Western Auto Supply
6
Aug
30%
13
13
Western Air Lines Inc.
10
25%. Aug
65% Feb
2
119
:
6
56% Aug
2,700
30 %
4.10%
July 24
24
v
13
4.20%
8
Feb
30%
45%
West
67% July 25
24
Aug
83
4
69% Jan*
25
4% Dec
17% Jan
55% Jun
96% Jan
30
24% Oct
63
4
129% Feb
82% Nov 13
55
2
33% May 14
68% July 8
92
Mar 25
July 22
15% Dec
Apr
30%
30%
V
21
West Kentucky
17
18'% Aug
76
62
31
Aug
May
23% Feb
2
14% Jan
87% July 11
88% July 11
33% Dec
103
100
98
Aug 12
48% Dec 23
128
41
4
95% May 28
48% Jan 13
88
Dec
28
19 % May 13
2,200
30%
12%
West Penn Electric Co
9
Jun
V
30%
Stamped
4
4
94
38%;
'%
preferred
West Indies Sugar Corp—
May 20
99% Jun 11
4
96% Mar
25% July 31
16% July 30
'
Mar
87
38
13
4.80%
105
3
14
38
37%
12%
Welbilt Corp
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift com
1
32% July 16
2
Jan*
87
104% Mar 20
22
14 V* Jun
97% Jan,
28
14
12%
30
2,000.:
43%
12%
13%
12%
30
.
66
43 T 4
13Tb
37 T a
No par
No par
Industries
Wayne
Mar
37%
36%
*03%
43
14
*13%
1
loo
—
1
G & W
Waukesha Motor Co
Jun,
36%
37
36 Va
14
65
43%
42%
44%
14
*62%
05
*62%
65
43%
Ya
00
230
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
5
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical —1
July 28
65
21
14
.93%
84%,
93%
Washington Gas Ligl*t Co.
Washington Water Power
8
5
41% May 19
33% July 31
24% July 10
2% July 2
!
43
13%
17 %
*84
V ~io
Va
10%
20%
Ward
8
46% Aug
2
25
3% May 15
1% Nov 21
22% Oct
42
21% July
2
34% May 24
26% May 3.
30
7
70% Aug
Jan 13
56
25
10% Aug
Apr
8
16% Jan 30:
^
Apr
64
43%
*13%
,
13%
13%
14 %
13%
92
*90.%
84
18
,
93%
93%
,
84%
93!'2
*02%
*62%
Co
Ward Baking Co common
6%
preferred
Mar 21
95
13
Jan
84
34% Jan
36% Jan
.
210
31 %
2.50
30% Aug
16% Feb
14
6
68% July 16
38% Mar 28
42% Feb 12
30% Oct
15
System
Walgreen Co
20. tttO
90%
No par
10
No par
Waldorf
30
308
A .91%
93
*93%
'
11% July 17
80
Oct~22
y
39%
*89
*89
100
15
preferred
Wagner Electric Corp
11% Jan
18% May"29
16% July 12
95% Jan 24
13%
8
2
25% Jan
12% Oct 22
Wabash RR 4Va%
72% Feb 24
44 % July 31
14
Aug
5
38% Jun 30
60%• May 20
33% Jan, 2
24
Jan
1,200
91%
w
Oct
60
(>,300
89
*103%
"
91%
'
10
"
18
*87
29Ta
29%
29%
29%
109%
91%
29%
109
;
*79%
82
19 Tb
*120%
*120%
31%
19%
65 Va
66 %
/,
*120%
31%
110
•*89
-
84 %
65 %
Ay 9 %
28%-
12%
66%
9/y
19%
12
28%
12
*79%
29%
29%
*108!a
16
100
100
preferred
convertible
5%
1
18% Aug
14% Jan 20
74
Jan
3
84
Jan 13
18%
27%
12%
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—100
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May 20
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113
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19
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99
2
Apr 22
11
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106% Jan
30
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9
12
12%
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68
8
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8
32% Aug
6
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100
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100
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:
60
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1
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1
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100
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1
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—100
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1
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;
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38
9%
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.
38% Jun
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12
6
8% Apr
27% Jan
4
17% Feb
16
47% Feb
30% May
23% Jan
69
135
10% Jan
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39
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9
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8
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12
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EXCHANGE
Sales fsr
Friday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Jan. 1
Highest
39% Jun
Jan
25
7
Jan
36
31
•
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7
17% Jan
22
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37
Lowest
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Lowest
24
Range Since
"
SALE TRICES
Thursday
AND HIGH
LOW
STOCKS
a Deferred delivery.
%
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.
.
Number 5767
183
Volume
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(City) 8s 1952
May-Nov
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(interest
reduced to 2.375%
2001
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1957
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'
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.
reduced to 2%) 2012
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1966
& Telegraph
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s
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debentures 1986%.——
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AND INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
1979————
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2.
—
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1967
f debentures 1980
s
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s
f debentures 1983—
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Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
AprilrUef
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April-Oct
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—Feb-Aug
3s
—
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Power
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—June-Dec
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readjustment
conversion
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—
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—
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.
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Mexico
131
70%
70'%
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8%s
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70%
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to
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3%s external readjustment 1984
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lAWarsaw. (City) external 7s 1958
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98% 100%
:
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94
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series 1953.
extended
23
87
•
1952
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Mar-Sept
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1947—.
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1953
180
•
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—
1
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19
1
99 Vj
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30-year gtd ext
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6s
94
:
loan of '27
180
26
*180%
—
:
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—
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g
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128
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86%
141
-
Jan. 1
Low
No.
'166
Tokyo
AprtZ-Oct
Range Sinea
Sold
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29
Jan-July
Jan-July
1971
(City
A5Vis extl
(Young loan)—
Bunds
Asked,/
98%
196l_——_—-April-Ocf
5 lis due 1961 extended to 1971-.
April-Ocf
96
loan)—
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1949.—
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5%s loan
103 Vi
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98'I
——Jan-July
—
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(40-.vear)
due
5 %s
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bs
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Taiwan
Issue-
1972
or
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June-Dec
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5%s extl loan 1968—
85%
95
1963—Jan-July
Sale Price
Low
A5%s
1953
1953
Last
Period
Exchange
Stock
High
1936
fund issue
Conversion
lidlar
104Vi 105%
—
York
New
South
—April-Ocf
•—
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
Bid & Asked
(Fed Rep of)—Ext loan of 1924
5%& aoilar bonds 1969
Week's Range
Friday
Friday's
or
LOW
German
FOR WEEK
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
—
50 Va
52
*82
Feb-Aug
——
76
1051/4
103
99
57
82
107%
86
—
94i/2
76
841/2
Number 5767
188
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW
YORK
(567)
STOCK
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Interest
Central
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
York
New
of
Bonds
High
.
RECORD
BOND
AUGUST
ENDED
#
Range Sine*
Sold
Bid & Asked
Low
Georgia Ry—
First mortgage 4s series A 1995
Jaw-July
AGen mortgage: 4%s series A Jan 1 2020
May
AGen mortgage 41/2S series B Jaft 1 2020
May
Central RR Co. of N J 3V4S 1987—__
Jan-July
Central New York Power 3s 1974__
.__ApriZ-Oct
WEEK
Jan. h
No.
Low
Interest
High
Cuba
Stock
Last
Period
BONDS
York
New
Sale Price
Exchange
A 1st
80%
1
73
82
83
2
83
83
mortgage 4s June 30 1970
A Imp &
equip 4s 1970
64%
65
51
60
69%
Alst lien &
431 i
44r,B
45
38%,
45%
90
93%
ACurtis
Daystrora Inc 4%s conv debs 1977
Mar-Sept
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—Aprii-Ocf
First mortgage
3V4s
1982:
Feb-Aug
First
mortgage 3s 1984
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 5s 1987—
:
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178
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Friday's
Low
83
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- ^
or
Jan-July
22 %
30'A
1970
June-Dec
29%
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ref 4s
series
A
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31
22%
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5
30'A
36'/a
29'A
*29
—April-Oct
1986—
Jan. I
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23
—June-Dec
Range Sinee
Sold
High
lien & ref 4s series B 1970
A 1st
Bonds
Bid & Asked
RR—
80To
.
Week's Range
Friday
Friday's
or
EXCHANGE
FOR
Range
1
29%
37
31
98%,
29%
32
99%
16
36%
93
101
Central Pacific Ry Co—
and
First
mortgage
series
1974—__Feb-.Ajig
A
*90%
3%s series B 1968—--—Feb-Aug
Fibre deb 3s 1965——J an-July
///■..-
1981
1992 Mar-Sept
105'A
199(V—May-Nov
39
1996—Feb-Awg Refxmd. and impt M 3%s series H 1973—June-Deo
R & A div first consol gold 4s 1969.1—Jaw-July
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1st & ref mtge 3s 1990
—^_^_i:-Feb-Aug
..
1st & ref mtge 4%s 1978:
..--Feb-Aug
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry General 4%s
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and
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89
105%
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13
89
5
88
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see-page 29,
1970—J«7ie-Dec
84
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June-Dec
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142
1961-!
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1
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97'A
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92
95
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5s
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debentures-1968
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1978-
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97
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debentures
sinking fund debentures
s
f debentures 1977
5s s f debentures 1982
4s
4%s
32 %
117%
98
Jan-July
•
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81
106%
98%
—Jan-July
Community—
secured (7th series)
1975—
(11th series)
1978
secured
Hocking Valley Ry first 4-%s 1999
Household Finance Corp 2%s 1970
92%
-
32'i
22
170%
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96
93%
93'A
117%
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17%
92'A
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100
96%
2%s 1976- „Mar-Sept
93
109%
5
1982
1983
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104%
2
92
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122
92%
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.
.
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:—June-Dec
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13
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80%
1
96%
.
mortgage
108%
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97 %
45
100 Si
13
;
99
1990—i_Jaw-July.
3s 1978
3s debentures 1969
1st
91
98
99%
116
92%
mtge inc 5s series A
108'A
17
57
116%
97
92% i
;
90%
,
92%
July 2015-——April
2044
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May-Nov
inc debs series A 2056
Jun-Dec
States Utilities 2%s 1st mtge 1976—May-Nov
Gulf
1
264
106%.
II6V2
»
5
92%
96
2000—__Jan-July
1982
Jan-July
2010
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1961
Jaw-July
ctfs A
Feb
88
•
101-/4
74%
105
2
122%
98 %
89%
—
115% ,119
115%,
123
112%
5
19
'
95%
95'A
95'A
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
B
105'A
100
105% 105%
96
92%
——
105'A 105'A
13 %
--
89%
65
113
120
99'A 100%
89%
"i
103
—
120
00
General mtge inc 4s series B Jan
1st & ref M 3%s series G 1980
5s
85
60
RR—
Gulf Mobile & Ohio
84%
91
—
•
90
81
90
81%
certificates
53%
80
*8 7'A
Feb
'
A Debentures
N
O
P
Q
R
88%
44%
564
48'A
45%
61
Company—•
3%s series
General mortgage 3 %s;series
General mortgage 2%s series
General mortgage 2%s series
General mortgage 2'As series
A Green Bay & West debentures
-
103
48%
subord debs 1978_^——;——Jan-July
Great Northern Ry Co—
General 5s series C 1973
—Jaw-July
General 4%s series D 1976
—Jan-July
General mortgage
HO
105
100
*80
4'As conv
92
92%
85%
*
—
88%
97
87%
60
_Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
4%s conv debs 1977
June-Dec
General Tire & Rubber Co 4%s 1981
-April-Oct
Goodrich (B F) Co first mtge 2%s 1965—May-Nov
Grace (W R) & Co 3%s conv sub deb '75_May-Nov
General
95
90%
Z.—
.
88%
—Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
debentures 1979
Union
97%
100
99%
.—W
*102%
April-Oafc
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1980—;
debentures
Grand
85%
95%
♦
122%
~
91'A
4
*102%
Jan-July
debs 1976
1960
3'As debs 1979
General Realty & Utilities Corp—
A 4s conv income debentures 1969
General Shoe Corp 3.30 debs 1980
General Telephone 4s conv debs 1971
219
109%
14
107%
107
5
107 %
0__
105%
101
104 Va
186%
104% 104%
95
•
93%
—
—
-
94%
118
*90
May-Nov
General Motors Corp
i
89 Va
85 Va
96
if
•-
89 7 «
—
—
95%
95%
-
82 3 i
99'A
151%
100'A 108%
84%
90%
8
92
—
June-Dec
3%s
102%
1
119%
85
96
•r
debentures 1972
3%s debentures 1975
5s debentures 1977—-
104 Va
119
80
107%
85
#
April-Oct
May-Nov
1961
1964
88
•"
-1
70
102%
-
April-Oct
debs 1981—May-Nov
1961
'
87
99%
233
95
97%
<
debs
8r Rubber, 3s
debentures
82
■
„„
83
98'A
98
3Vts 1971—Mar-Wept
1976.
3%s
82
89%
*84
100'A
76
97% 100'A
94
95
April-Oet
debs
100%
90
90
62%
97
—
99% 100%
47%
147%
90%
16
90%
63%
61
38
1
...
April
April-Oct
mortgage 3%s ser' F 1990—Jan-July
mortgage 3'As ser G 2000—Jan-July
3s
91%
96%
60
—
99% 100
"
General Motors Acceptance- Corp^—
'*
102'A
88 Va
92
5
__
—
Ja?i-July
General
101
%
159%
129'A
86 Va
,
General Cigar 5%s income debs 1987
General Electric-Co 3%s debs 1976
3s
104
152%
"
ApriZ-Oct
103%
'
197%
117%
371
95
95
97
90
193
'
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86
84%
8
127.
ApriZ-Oct
1965
5s
108'A
93
86%
—
Jan-July
1965
103%
119>
'
98%
83%
"
__
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Apr-Oct
Apr-Oct
1977
101
1
"
95
--
126
126'A
Feb-Aug
Apr-Oct
May-Woo
Jan-July
1977
1978
debentures
106%
•
5
94%
-r
95%
89
13
1
—
—Feb-Aug*
1995
4s
103 %
76
-
57
;
6
86
94%
-June-Dec
Gardner-Denver-4'As conv debs 1976
106'A
102'
4
«•
98
99
94'A
'
26
104%
90%
—May-Nov *- ' 93%
.
95%
83'A
—Jaw-July
—May-Nov
tFIorida East Coast first 4'As 1959
June-Dec
AFirst and refunding 5s series A* 1974—Mar-Sept
Foremost Dairies Inc 4%s 1980
Jan-July
Fort Worth & Denver Ry, Co 4%s 1982
May-Nov
'
93
95
'
108%
102
3 Vis '66-May-Nov
.
95%
95%
June-Dec
debentures 1972
3'As debenture 1977
91%
96%
93%
.
97«
103'A
-April-Oct
1977.
1st mtge
93
2%s
90'A
:r—
96%
89 Va
-_May-No«
93
1982—May-Sept
Mar-Sept
:
May-iVou
Metallurgical Corp—
conv
Firestone
'
-Mar-Sept
:
Jau-July
*
Co—
consol
4%s
96
85'A
96 %
—
t
gold
Southwestern
income
Fansteel
103%
88%
'
.
/_
-Z
93
(N Y) first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-JuZy
& Eastern Ry 3'As 1970
Mar-Sept
consol
First
83%
91
„
;
*87
mtge inc 4%s ser A Jan 2015
Kirst consol mortgage 3V4s ser E 1964
99 Vi
91
122
64
•
Fuel Associates—
&
Railroad
90
99%
II
96
■
J
'
&
First
90%
96
^
—
1976-Mar-Sept
Corp 4s debs 1983
Apr-Oct •
2.35s
General
93
4
^
:
155
Jan-July
April
1980-
O
Ohio division first mortgage
.
May-Nov
May-Nov
April-Oct
Tunnel-4 %s -1961
subord
Joiiet
Paso
87
90%
99% 100%
1965i'-_-Jan-July
1976
1984
—
99%
56
1069
mortgage & coll tr 3%s
81
78%
f)6Vs
•*.—
<*—
j.^__May-No»
3s debentures
debs 1980—
conv
Continental
Crane
2%s 1975
1972——
Baking
96
67%
55%
5s
67%
—
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
2001
first mtge
4%s 1987
mortgage
4%s
Continental
36
56
stamped 1965
±
Energy Supply Schwaben Inc—
5'As debt adjustment 1973
88
•
_Mar-SepZ
'
debs
98'A
IKay-Nov
1958
debentures
subord
conv
Elgin
Consolidated Railroads of Cuba—
inc
100%
97%
RR—
1995
&
debentures
Edison El 111
105 V it
63%
55 %
Ja?i-July
.'
4s
subordinated
1st
100%
96%
69
93 V2
F
:
f
s
Eastern Gas
103 Vi
62%
,
1st reflmtge s f 2%s series X 1986—_—Jan-July
Consolidated Natural Gas 2%S • 1968_*_^£L;_AprfZ-Oct' *
"^3 Vis,.debentures 1976
_i
—May-Nov
3 Vis
debentures 1979
i
June-Dec '
3s debentures
1978-i.————!
-_Feb-A7ip
4%s debentures 1982™"
LZi
:——June-Dec
cum
98%
95
100
2
Duquesne Light Co 2%s 1977-;
1st
mortgage 2%s 1979
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
•v
1st mortgage 3%s 1986-.
1st mortgage 3%s
1988—^
100 V*
94%
j
debentures- 1982
series
Gardner
conv
Erie
1972—May-WOw
E 1979—j.-Jan-July
ser
gold
Terminal
4Vbs
101%
69
conv
A3s
60;
45
1970u»_
H
Mack, first lien
Chemical
3s
96%
63
B l977_Apr?Z-Oct
C 1972_j7me-Dec-
ref M 3%s series J 1984^
Consumers Power
100%
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc—
V
debentures 1972
:
—Feb-Aug
Consolidated Gas El Light & Power <Baltf— '•>
_lst ref M 2% s series T? 1976-—u——
J an-July"
if 1st r^f M 2T'8S series U 1981—
'-—April-Oct '
5s
Dow
101
26
94
series K 1985
_June-Dec ' r 1_
1st & ref M 3%s series L 1986
Maj-Nov " * —
1st & ref M 4V4s series M 1986—:—April-OcZ ' *
1st & ref M 5s ser N 1987
.'
—_'__April-OeZ'" 107
3s convertible- debentures
1963—June-Dec
4Vis
4s
100
100%
33
102
1st & ref M 3%s
L
107%
93%
91'A
#
96%
101%
1981—/_Feb-A7i£r' '
ref M 3Vis series G 1981
-,—Z.May-Nov
ref M 3%s series H 1982—
_Mcr-Sept
ref M 3Vis series I 1983,
—__Feb-Aug
&
60
86
'4
*96%
refund mtge 3s ser D
First
1st
ser
2%s ser
refund mtge
100
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ker B
98
86'%
*
1st
62
89
100% 101%
100%
*
1st &
Detroit
104
991/2
861/2
series L 1977
—Feb-Aug
First
series N 1978
,-'J_June-Dec
3s sinking fund debentures 1999
—_Apr?'Z-Oct
2%s s f debentures 1999
;1—April-Oct
2%s- s f debentures 2001
—
April-Oct \
Compania Salitrera—See Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
Consolidated Edison of New York—
" v. / /
First and refund mtge 2%s ser A 1982_Mar-Sept '
!
/
90
97
33
89%
'
•*..!
Second,
77
94 Vi
*99% 103 Va
3s
3s
First
105
(3% fixed
debentures
3'As
105
93%
14
96%
*93
—'—June-Dec1
3%s conv subord debs 1981—
Commonwealth Edison Co— "
First
100'A
97%
(conv from Oct. 1 1958) JMar-Sepi''
ser N 1984
Mar-Sept
Dresser Industries
Combustion Engineering Inc—
First and
Gen,& ref
5s
—
41/2S-'.1987——_^M&v———Mar-Sent
2%s
57
97
1971
ref
78
16
V
96
——April-Got-
1
Western
series
3s
convertible
&
101
%
62
*__
__
.102
108%
108
5s debs series.I 1982
April-OcZ .•.. —
*103'.
t:
4%s debs striek J 1983—————Mar-Sept
101
101
3%s subord conv.,debs 1964—:
,vMap-Nov<.142
Columbus & South Ohio Eie® 3%s 1970—May-SepZ
—.
*94
/'1st mortgage 3%s 1986-,-—y——— ^
ApriZ-Oct
mortgage
mortgage
7
68%
1973,
3s
convertible, debentures
57
83
102% 104
*57
June-Dec
—Feb-Attp
C> 1977
Light
&
Genv&
Diamond
debs series D 19.79,,-—.————Jan-July -,
debentures series E 1980
—_—Mar-Sept
debentures series F 1981
——ApriZ-Oct
4%s debs series: G 1981——April-Oct
5%s. debs series H 1982
i—Jun&-Dec ^
First
18
98%
i}3
45
1 2042
& ref mtge 2%s ser<J 1985
ref 3%s ser K 1976-,
45%'- 59%
62
3%s
t
GPVi
3s
295
*80
3%s
!
4-6s May
Grande
Edison
Gen
59%
3%s
mtge
81%
73%
72
.
71%
*75
102%
' " ;
■>-
1975
debentures serie B 1975
Rio
Detroit &
Ja77-July
1977—
s.f. conv debs
debentures series A
1st
105'A
08%
4;
45
Detroit
61 Va
■
t,
due 1993
48%
,
Columbia Gas System Inc—
debentures series
105
Division
40%
2
;
>.■■* -■
Louis Ry—%V;
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp—
3%s
105
6
contingent
3%s debs
June-Oct..
Mar-Sept
.^June-Dec ...
-—May-Nov;
—Mar-Sept —
4%Bi 1961—April-Oct
—
First
3s
Va
1982—____—:
First mortgage
3s
89%
88
92
1973—May-Nov
May
-.
.-June-Dec,
First
4%& series A
O
53
56%
first coll trust 4s
First mortgage 3s
series
47
66 %
;
65 Va
1990-May-Nop
Electric Illuminating 3s 1970
Jan-July
Cleveland
-1 c/o
/
;
Refunding and impt 4%s series E 1977—Jan-July
Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s 1991_Jan-JuZj/
St Louis Division
86%
88'
88
-May-Nov
interest)
1993
Income mortgage series- A 4% % 2018
Denver & Salt Lake Income mortgage (3%
fixed. 1%
contingent interest) 1993
76
58
Jan-July.
A:
1993
series B
M
First mortgage series A"
86%
59%
1993_^——.—June-Dec
gold 4s
Essex
Power
Denver &
103 V4
■*
72
17
44
»:•
•
: :
%
First mortgage gtd 3%s series E 1969—Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s series G 1974
Feb-Aug
C I T Financial Corp 4s debs. 1960
Jaw-July
3%s
debentures
1970
-^-—Mar-Sept
4'As debentures 1971
:—
__April-OcZ
Cities Service Co 3s s f debs 1977
Jan-July
City Ice & Fuel 2%s debs 1966
——June-Dec
General
5
76
Terminal—
Union
General
100
'
•
85 Va
52 V'2
/
57%
1963
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series G 1963—
Jan-July
Chicago & Western Indiana. RR Co—
••• T
1st coll trust mtge 4%sser A 1982——May-Nov /
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%s 1975-ApriZrOct
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
May-Nov
Cincinnati
115
106%
Co-—
mtge & coll tr 5s ser A 1985
mtge & coll tr 4Vis ser B 1985
1st
.
1994_Ja7i-July.
s
.
100
•
1st
Delaware
Ry— /./A'v/V-v
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern
First and refunding mtge 2%s-4V/4B
Income
2%s-4Vis,;J.994
Chicago Union Station—
,
:
First mortgage. 3%s series F
54
71%
2%a ser A 1980,
;.—Jan-July/
debs 1995..
—:
__Mar-Sept
5'%s :Ser C 1983——„> —.——Feb-Aug '•
mtge
43%
80
4%s income
1st
1963
Western RR
&
General and refund 2%s series I
.//.>.jv'-,'..".-'-•*;.»
Second mortgage conv inc 4%s Jan 1-1999—April
First mortgage 3s series B 1989
——Jan-July
,/;/.
93
521/4
52%
Chicago •& North Western Ry—
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
53%
!
:■
1 2044,—.April -3 • • 0 1*%
Mar-Sept ». 59*4
4%s conv increased series ;B sJan
71 Va
44
April
April
mortgage 4%s inc ser A.Jan
2nd
66 %
67%
74%
2003
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
First mortgage-4s series A 1994—
„_Jaw-July
v
General mortgage 4%Stinc ser A Jan 2019—April
A
53%
1
85
v" 70
'*•'. •/
tvv.*;...
.
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—>
A 1st mortgage 4s1 inc. series A Jan 1983
25
*—.
,.
20381-L—-—April
mtge4%s Jan- 1
a
67%
49
;
66 >
675,,
66%
•
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982*-.^——iMay-Nov
Chicago Great Western 4s scries A 1988—J an-July
.:
mortgage
&
extended
4s
refund
Collateral trust
101%. 104%
—
1983—
73
87
Lackawanna & Western Div
and
a Income
v
debs
113% 114
*82
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1977
Hudson
York
1965
113%
Pennsylvania Division—
mortgage inc conv
mortgage 3%s series B 1985_—-.av-May-Nov
income debs Jan 2054—————-_;/-_May-Nav
A 5s
debentures
debentures
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
First
2%s
Co
&
3 Vis
96
"
.
7
89
95 V4
%
3%s series E
M
95%
93%
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93
90%
—''-vfv'
91%
93
V
*95%;
Jan-July
.
90
'
'93
/A'£/y'!/
&
Paper
debentures
3%s
3%s
refund
First
Champion
100
24
12
6
99
105%
97 V'2
' 110~
93
100&
102
103%
104%
107
108
110%
27
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(568)
28
..
Monday, August 11, 1958
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
WEEK ENDED AUGUST K
RANGE FOR
Interaat
Last
Period
Sale Price
York Stock Exchange
Naw
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Jf AHudson & Manhattan first 5s A
1957—Feb-Aug
f AAdjusted income 5a Peb 1957
April-Oct
Illlnois Bell Telephone 2%e aeries A 1981—Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series B 1978
June-Deo
111 Cent RR eonsol mtge 3%s 6er A 1979
Consol mortgage 3%* series B 1979
Consol
mortgage
3%a
series
C
mortgage 3%a series F 1984
3 %s series G 1980
1st mtge 3%b series H 1989
1st
mtge
3%s
f
s
debentures
1st mortgage
3.20s
270
37 Vb
557 b
19
62
12%
21
80
81 Vi
12
series I
1986
mortgage 3 Vis series J
1st mtge 47bs ser K 1987
subord
debs
87
85 »/a
87 Tb
*87
90
90
1981
Jan-July
79
80
*82
77
*92
1983
May-Hoy
135%
97 Vi
107 Vi- 107 V
89
2
2
^
90
115
719
Jersey Central Pawer & Light 2%a
Joy Manufacturing 35/as debs 1975
Kanawha
Kansas
&
Mich
1st
City Power
mtge
4s
Light
&
2%s
1st
71
90 V
90 V
2
*44
Jan-July
Lake Shore & Mich South
gold
3 Vis registered 1997
5s
stamped
Jan-July
96
'
92%
N
43
N
94
N
93
90
98%
11
90
977b
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98
98
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64%
60
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1
57%
67
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75 Vb
1
70 Vb
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99
10
2
10
2
1970—-April-Oct
1964
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
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95%
64
951/2
74 Vb
76
100 Vb
1%
8
2%
72
mortgage 5s extended
Lehigh Valley Railway Co
let
mortgage
4Vis
Lehigh Valley RR
to
(N
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Jan-July
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D
4s
ASeries
E
4 Vis
ASeries
F
5s
interest
contingent
interest
contingent
contingent
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Little
Miami general 4s series 1962
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
3.75s subord debentures 1980
4.50s debentures 1976
4%s
debs
General
General
Lorillard
debentures
&
31%
33
37 V 2
Gas
&
Elec
mortgage 4%s
Mack
1st
mtge
2%s
Trucks
1987
1977
debs
.
1972
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109V/8
inc
Paul
&
1967
1976-
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debs 1986
Saulte Ste
ACum
Missouri
5s
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series
series
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(quar)
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1962
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1
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35
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■
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97%
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93
*
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1977
94
94
—
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102
93%
96
—
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1974
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60
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81
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55
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f debentures 1976
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1007'a
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1972
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s
1st
97
—
86%
1974
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1975
April-Oct
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1984
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91
91
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86%
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100
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1977—April-Oct
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First
100
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Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s conv 1975
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984
100
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102%
99
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98
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93
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51
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80
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94
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1964
1975
27
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108
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99%
93
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90
95
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&
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91
96
89%
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101 Vb
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1974
93
99%
89 Vb
89%
90
65
83
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91%
91
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1960
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June-Dec
1981
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97
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85
17
86
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66
54
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—
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10
101%
83 Vb
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First
100
4%s
1965
1968
3%s series D 1980
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
First
96 Vi
series
fund
A
Pere Marquette Ry
110
98%
B
Eastern first 4s external
Income 4s April 1990
131
90
series
General mortgage 4%s series E 1984
General mortgage 3Vbs series F 1985
&
93%
sinking
series
Peoria &
First
93
103
91
Pennsylvania RR—
50
1007b 101%
1981
Pennsylvania Power
40
100 Vb
83%
*__
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1988
72 Vb
68
49
2
1985
1991—
debentures
41%
2
13
93%
88%
88 Vi
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debentures
52
11
114
90
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debentures
53 3 b
95
85
85
907b
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June-Dec
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4%s
38 Vb
92Vb
87
857b
85
*—
*—
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June-Dec
1983
4%s
109%
92 Vb
*—
;
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June-Dec
1978
debentures
General
92%
1986
1986
57%
94 Vb
AA
1989
1978
1987_
46
109
53
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—
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debentures
debentures
5s
94 Vb
877b
97%
98
4%s
92 V 2
92%
97%
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109%
88
*__
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1984—__June-Dec
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13
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91
92Vb
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93
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91
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97
102
100%
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236
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1987
267
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Z
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3%s
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81
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ref
3%s
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59
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series
3 Tbs
21
77Vb
86
'
M
2Tbs
55
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May-No®
96
87
—
86
1
& Electric Co—
94%
771/8
54%
1970—June-Dec
Ma "-Nov
96%
*
June-Dec
refunding 3%s series I 1966
refunding 3s series J 1970
refunding 3s series K 1971
refunding 3s series L 1974
refunding 3s series M 1979
refunding 3s series N 1977
refunding 2%s series P 1981
refunding 27bs series Q 1980
refunding 3Vbs series R 1982
refunding 3s series S 1983
refunding 2Tbs series T 1976
refunding mtge 3%s ser U 1985
101%
55
May-Nov
-.April-Oct
1974—April-Oct
90
1974
3s
Owens-Illinois Glass Co—
3%s s f debentures' 1988———
86
89
mortgage
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
1975
Feb-Aug
Mar -Sept
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
Jan-July
Olin Mathieson Chemical 5%s conv.
1982—May-No®
5%s conv subord debs 1983
Mar-Sept
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A I960—April-Oct
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June-Deo
debs
3 Vis
/.
76
87
89
—
90 Vb
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page
86
first
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Oklahoma Gas & Electric 2%s
First mortgage 3%s 1982
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80 Vi
F M A N
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1986
see
113
85
—
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Jan -July
47bs debs 1983—May-Nov
s
82
—
Edison
First &
1978
Jan-July
A Jan
1967—April-Oct
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conv
Ohio
87
96%
111
ser
Dairy Products 2%s
debentures 1970
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104
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mt«*e
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95
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1st
97
96
88
Naahvflle Chatt & St Louis 3s ser
1986
Feb-Aug
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debs 1981—June-Dec
Natl Distillers
National 8teel
s
102
93
99%
Natl
3b
3%s
2
100.
Jan-July
1st
Cylinder Gas
43
36
96
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Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s 1986
8%s debentures 1978
Natl
3%s
conv
92
April-Oct
1962
series
RR
61
78
79 Vb
3
52 Vb
Vb
54
53%
51
20
78
85%
£
4Tbs
Northern Natural Gas
4%s
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Pacific
2
78
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43 V2
43
106 Vb
s
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mtge 47bs series B Jan 1 1990
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Jan 1 2005
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Jan 1 2020
Gen mtge income 4%s ser B
Jan 1 2030
5s income debentures Jan 1 2045
4Vis coll trust 1976
Mar-Sept
Mohawk & Malone first
gtd 4s 1991
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Feb-Aug
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l 2007
Apr
Morris & Essex first gtd 3V2B 2000
.
83
13
%:>; 12
101%
4%s
*88
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1972
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
40-year
49%
50
3
82
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series A Jan 1971
May
AGeneral mortgage 4s Inc ser A Jan 1991
May
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990
June-Deo
Prior
52
83
Vb
60
52
40%
1017b 1017b
46
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Mar-Sept
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967
Minn St
50
48%
52
49
.
it
30
107,
1979—Jan-July
1969—Mar-Sept
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f
10
&
71
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debentures
debentures
s
59
Western Ry first gold 4s
general & ref 5s
1st
mortgage 3%s 1969
3%s sinking fund debentures
Minneapolis-Honeywell
subord
50%
47Va
RR—
4s
Central
1st
First mortgage 2%s 1969
6s
38%
28
3
100
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First
f
25%
13
—
Michigan Central RR 4 Vis series C
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3 Vis
f
53 Vb
42
—
111
4
May-Nov
Jan-July
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2 Tbs 1974—May-No®
First mortgage 2%s 1980
Feb-Aug
Mlchigam Bell Telephone Co 3 Vis 1988
AprH-Oct
4%s debentures 1991
June-Deo
s
■
497 b
47Vb
106%
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61
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& Scott Corp—
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s
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8
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3.10s
63
118%
73 72
96
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3%s
85
55 Vb
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106
April-Oct
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subord
75
80%
62Vb
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&
Northern
48 Vb
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106
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May Stores Realty Corp—
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McDermott (J Ray) & Co—
conv
150
79%
60Vb
1117 b 113%
106% 1067b
debentures
conv
73',2
Feb-Aug
Maine Central RR 5%s 1978
Manila RR (Southern Lines) 4s 1959
May Dept Stores 25/Bs debentures 1972
3 V48 s f debentures
1980
5s
68%
*****
subord debs
conv
61%
55%
67%
1973
First
1979. Mm
50
166
*82%
mortgage 3%s 1983
371/2
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
5Vis subord debs 1968—Mar-Sept
Macy (R H) & Co 2Vis debentures 1972
May-Nov
5s
53
57%
RR—
mtge 3 Vis 1984
1st
1
33
May
40
49%
6
».««
59
31%
April-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
451
637a
April-Oct
1980_
mortgage 2Tbs 1980
mortgage 3%s 1983
General
33
April-Oct
1978
Nashville
59
1976_June-Deo
First & refund
mtge 3%s ser F 2003
1st
66
31%
1963
58%
63
80
—Jan-July
Jan-July
May-Nov
May-Nov
3s
First & refund mtge 2%s ser G 2003
First & refund mtge 3%s ser H
2003
First & refund mtge 3%b ser I 2003
St Louis div second
gold 3s 1980
Louisville
55
May
May
'
Co 3s debentures
3s debentures 1976—
3%a
4
Norfolk
D
ser
(P)
Louisville
64
627a
52
—May-No?
May-No?
April-Oct
567b
57
85
inc 4%s ser A 2022
conv
43%
June-Dec
mortgage 2%s
General
4%s
04
May-No®
1982
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s
mtge
210
..April-Oct
.
refunding mtge
96
82
58
2003
A
Hartford
&
90
56%
60%
Refunding mortgage 3Tbs 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%8 series J 1991
May-Nov
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
61%
50%
2003
63%
Jan-July
Y Power & Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993
April-Oct
Y Susquehanna & Western RR—
Term 1st mtge 4s
1994
Jan-July
1st & cons mtge 4s ser A 2004
..Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A 2019
Jan-July
Y Telephone
2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
5
*52%
2003
interest
58%
mtge 4%s series A 1973
69 Vb
May-Not
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Oct
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Oct
Llbby McNeil & LIbby 5s conv s f debs '76_June-Deo
Lone Star Gas
Vi
May-No?
May-No?
2003
55%
—Mtiy-Nov
2000
series
4s
70
RR—
2043
A
1973-—
B
Haven
&
80
—
to71974
West
series
New
73
gen
fixed
5s
69
Feb-Aug
consol mtge bds—
Series A 4s fixed interest 2003
Series B 4Vis fixed interest 2003
Series
&
General
1984
Y)
extended
Y
89
10
Lehigh Valley Harbor' Terminal Ry—
1st
Lack
1st
90
94%
97 7 b
Mar-Sept
stamped 1974
56
1997_
3%s
gold
4s series
AGeneral
91
April-Oct
June-Dee
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3 Vis A
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
Y
4%s
86%
91
April-Oct
Harlem
&
89
S3
90
April-Oct
River
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
40
■
*94
'97—June-Deo
3Vis
1980
3%s
Connecting RR 27bs series B 1975
Y
88
90
'*91—
Jan-July
Kimberly-Clark Corp 3%a 1983
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
tAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959
ref 5s
1
*92% 100
Jan-July
_
6s
Hudson
&
86%
Co—
mortgage 3s series F 1986—
debentures
1989
Mortgage
'
1961
trust
mortgage
75
•
Harlem River & Port Chester—
1961—Jan-July
4Vis
1961
ref
N Y
5o Vb
l»
—
Central RR
income
First
Kentucky & Indiana
Stamped 1961
1st &
First
4Tbs
N
96
Terminal
91
97
*—
Refunding mortgage 3 Vis series E 1980—June-Dec
June-Dee
103
95
*89
.
—Jan-July
3%s registered 1997—
—————Jan-July
Lake Shore collateral gold 3%s 1998
Feb-Aug
3 Tbs
registered 1998
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998_Feb-Aug
3 Tbs registered 1998
Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St Louis—
N
100%
88 V2
Central
Y
95
88
143
107%
109 Vb
91 %
Collateral
N
5
88
1st &
89
June-Dec
96
unguaranteed
99%
90%
75
2
*—
4 Vis
95%
84
I
—
100% 101 Vb
High
93%
105 Vb
88
General
98 Vb
112 Vb
109
*—1)4
—Feb-Aug
Refunding & Impt 4%s series A 2013—April-Oct
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013
April-Oct
104%
106
.15
98%
<J0%
Kansas City Southern Ry 3Vis ser C 1984-June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%a 1974
April-Oct
Karstadt (Rudolph) 4 Vis debs adj 1963
Jan-July
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-July
Plain
98 Vb
92%
—
75
2
84
84
June-Deo
mortgage 2%s 1978
mortgage 2%s 1980
1st
98'2
-89
April-Oct
1976
*
11% 112 V
96Tb
116 Va
103
1976—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1990
109'/a
107
101% 104 Vb
*106% 108%
*—
York
N
Low
1982
New
New
150%
100
88 Va
100
J
112Vi.
100'
Since
Jan. 1
No.
1974
Consolidated 4s series A 1998
1107a
95
*—
96 7i
86%
18
110%
*—
Jan-July
Jan-July
I-T-E- Circuit Breaker 4Vis conv 1982
Apr-Ocfc
Jamestown Franklin & Clear 1st 4s 1959—June-Deo
Vi
93
90
97 Vi
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
1961
R* age
Sold
debentures
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Jersey Bell Telephone 3%s 1988Jan-July
Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974——Mar-Sept
92'
116 Vi
B
104%
Bonds
Hi eh
debentures
3s
991
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3Vis s f debentures series A 1977
4 Vis s f debentures 1987
Interstate Power Co 3%a
1978
England Tel & Tel Co—
guaranteed 4%s series
First
3s
83
90
May-No®
Feb-Aug
1980
conv
1977
debentures
New
*79
__Jan-/uJy
-
3Vbs
Co
Tea
f
s
New
*79
Mar-Sept
Mar-Bept
Jan-July
3.65s conv subord debs 1977
International Tel & Tel Corp—
conv
93%
85%
*87 VV
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
4%s
88:%
85 Tb
*87
June-Deo
1982
1st
5s
New
80 Vb
*88
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
National
557a
Va
Sale Price
High
J7:«
Jan-July
Indianapolis Union Ry 2 Vis ser C
Inland Steel Co 3 Vis debs 1972
Low
No.
Week's Range
Last
Period
Exchange
Stock
York
New
53Vb
Mar-Sept
1980
Jan. 1
18
May-No®
May-No®
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Consol
Sold
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
55 Vi
May-No®
1974
High
Bonds
■
BONDS
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
First
&
First
&
First
&
First
&
First
&
First &
refunding 2%s 1971
refunding 2%s 1967
refunding 2%s 1974
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
2%s 1981
27bs 1978
3V4s 1982
3Vbs
19lfo
3Vbs 1985
refunding 4%s 1987
refunding 3%s 1988
96
96
88%
May-No®
May-No®
June-Dec
88 Vb
15
2
93%
98
88
92
88%
85
90
Feb-Aug
Jan.July
*11
June-Dec
*85
89%
SO
April-Oct
*__
89%
90
Mar-Sept
—May-Nov
•
84%
89%
94%
105%
94%
105% 105%
95'
4
97%.
92
5
105%
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95 %
94%
91
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93%
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100
Number 5767
183
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Siock
Week's
Friday
BONDS
Turk
New
Interest
Last
1'eriod
Exchange
Sale Price
97'.;.
97
97'A
34
113
114ft
322
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£
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3%s
debentures
Electric
Public
Power
debs
conv
Procter
Service
First and
and
First
and
and
3%s
debentures
Sunray Oil Corp. 27As debentures
100
98
83 ft
93%
86
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70
62
74
96
96
1
96
96 1 a
98
98
12
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98
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103
92%
ft.
93 ft
ft
93
88
106
101%
101
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278
99
and
refunding mortgage 3'As
debentures 1975
debentures
3
110
ft
4'As
94'A
97*4
ft
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7s
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Debt
97
97'A
166
74
1
series
C
97%
98 ft
67
74%
92%
89
95 ft
95
80
88
177
182
*156
182
185
85 ft
Union Oil
Rochester
Gen
Gas
Electric
&
4,/2s
mtge
series
1983-.——
94
92
April-Oct
1977—
debs
conv
130
131
79
11
136
1977
98!
of
109%
Jan-July
5
93%
98 ft
107'.a 109
106
June-Dec
-
.
112
128
93%
40
106ft
113
Lawrence & Adirond'k
Second
Bt
gold
6s
1st
1996
110'A
114
mtge
1st
4s
mtge
A 5s
inc
4fts
B
subord
conv
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debs
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71 ft
64%
11
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2006
68
70
May
a
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70
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76
18
63
60%
52
93
56 ft
70
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80
81
50
63 ft
11
93
101'ft
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95
ft
95
Bt Paul Union Depot 3'/bS B 1971
April-Oct
Bcioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Nou
Bcott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
91
104
Scovill
Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Seaboard
Air
1st mtge
37/sS
Beagram
(Jos
E)
3%s
coll
&
debs
f
s
&
2 fts
Sons
1966
———
4%s
S.
f debentures
s
Rubber
debentures
45/bS
subord
5s
1972——
debs
United
Steel
Works
debentures
5'As
Bhell
Oil
Sinclair
6s
debs
Bocony-Vacuum Oil
2'As
Bouth
RR
&
North
Southern
3s
Bell
Ala
2%s
3'As
convertible
Southern
1
103%
108ft
19
101ft
105%
Gen
.'09
111ft
First
Indiana
12ft
j
115ft
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23As
bonds
(Aug
1970
First
4'As
4'/2s
1981
—
4
First
RR
mortgage
mortgage
91
100ft
89 ft
94 ft
80
87 ft
86
—:
'ft
1
96
*
53 ft
84 ft
93%
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*
series
E
1986
11.9
100 ft
93 ft
99 ft
86
40
95%
83
series
F
1996
-Jan-July
1983
first gold 4'/2S 2013
Products 5s conv 1967
3'As
conv
99%
87
91ft
—
--
--
84
Mar-Sept
u
91 ft.
—.
■
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86 ft
83
90'/a
—-
90 ft
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100
99
99%
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100ft
99
;v
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99
■
1
85
85
84
99
99
<c
1981
Jan
65 ft
.
65
84 ft
ft
3'As
series
1982
I
——
93%
91
22
103
99 ft
57
51ft
54ft
31
48
52
53
28
46'/8
56ft
08 Va 100
54
100
25
92 ft
100 ft
90
104
91%
ft
100
5
104ft
104
ft
104ft
78
78
90%
91
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91
90
90
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92
Jan-July
Jan -July
90
91
ft
102
92 ft
*98% 100
Winston-Salem S B
97
88
49
98ft
Whirlpool Corp 3fts s f debs 1980
Wilson & Co 4 ft 3 debs 1978——
96%
92
97
93%
ft
•
'
94%
*94
98
■—
—
94%
94%
May-Nov
1975—
102%
'
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
Jan-July
debs
53%
99%
.
99 ft 101%
Jan-July
1966
69%
82 ft
50
19
93
May-Now
—
conv
~2
50
50
*—
Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
Jan-July^
registered 2361Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3'As series O 1979—
April-Oct
5'As debentures 1982
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3'As ser A 1981
Jan-July
5s income debentures 1984
-May
3%s
.
00ft 100%
3
68
64
76
28
ft
Wisconsin
Central
1st mtge
Gen
first
RR
4s
Feb-Aug
1960
Electric
Public Service
73 ft
Wisconsin
Yonkers
•
Co—
4s series A 2004
mtge 4'As inc ser A Jan 1 2029
08
—
■•!■>—
2%s
Power
3'As 1971—
Electric Light &
Power
2%s
99 ft
101'/a
61
61%
56 ft
44'
44 >A
40
66
87
61
Jan-July
May
83
86
June-Dec
1976
64%
94 ft
98
82
Jan-July
1976-Jan-July
97 ft
68
18
1974
3fts
65
*81
62
2
65 ft
64ft
April
1991—April
4s
62 ft
—
63 ft
62 ft
62 ft
82
'
'
*90 ft
105ft
108
109
*
—
79
79
April-Oct
May-Nov
April
10
9
67
67
101
not Included in
90
91'
95
78%
101ft
delivery
the
sale
year's range,
the year's
not
n
range,
included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
Under-the-rule 6ale not Included In the year's
e
Odd-lot sale not
r Cash sala
range,
y Ex-coupon.
t
as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or
securities assumed by such companies.
tCompanies reported
the Bankruptcy Act,
101
08
In
SNegotiability impaired by maturity.
87 ft
79
17
109% 111ft
109%
April-Oct
Included
104 ft
80
-
June-Dec
114
99 ft
95
*91 ft
Deferred
107 ft
107
109
—
a
100ft
4
105ft 105 ft
108
April-Oct
Spokane Internl
(Indiana)
1980
ft
''
••
:
West
94 ft
75
Jan-July
2%s
-Jan-July
Jan-July
Oil
H
-
'
—
114
83
59
•
87 'ft
June-Dec
1967—J«n-J"ly
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—7rfajf-Nov
Wisconsin
1994
Standard
127ft 130ft
.
41
99 ft-.
60%
142
Co—
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
Southwestern Bel Tel 23As debs 1985
Coil
97
97%
92%
99 ft
93
132%
55
ft-.--
mtge 3%s ser A '15-Jyne-Dec
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s
Standard
115%
119
■
■
■
96
Mar-Sept
—May-Nov
2 fts
debentures
86 '/a
85
57
60%
00%
Jan-July
3'As
87 ft
7
—'
1961
A
99 ft
117
4
■
mortgage 2'As series G
mtge 5 Vis series H 1983
1st
ser
series B
4fts
Electric
81
*129 ft 132
——
1977
First
92ft
83
97
.
3'As ser C 1973-Aprii-Oct
1983——_——-May-Nov
F
172 ft
6
98%
*82
ref
Power
100'ft
':
131ft 182%
131ft
May-Nov
1st
first
RR
Penn
92
0
1973—June-Dee
.
San Fran Term
Pacific
A
2%s
195
114%
97 ft
ft
3'As series B 1971
Feb-Nov
gtd gold 3'As 2000—Feb-Aug
mortgage
Warren
Penn
80
Jan-July
conv
1969
Gold
98
Mar-Sept
income series A Jan
mtge income
West
91ft
80
Jan-July
1994
15).————.—
Gold
Gen mtge 4s
West
96
89 ft
88
April-Oct
104
—
*100ft
—
120'/o
Co—
debentures
Ry
*
June-Dec
mtge 27/cs ser G 1979
ser
94
106 ft
105
114ft 117
Jan-July
Edison
102%
l.;
1969
1976
ref mtge
ref 4s
115
89
9
223
114
112 ft
Jan-July
105ft
40
90%
90
May-Nov
1963
120 ft
118
119
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Pacific Co—
4 fts (Oregon Lines)
First
96
93
95
Southern
Southern
108'A
14
109 ft
«—
June-Dec
Southern Natural Gas Co 4'/2s
Called
105
109
June-Dec
1986
1987
California
debs
9'27/b
92%
Jan-July
debentures
mtge
and
93%
100 ft
702
1951————June-Dec
& refund 3%s ser I 1981__June-Dec
mtge 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
&
90'/a
93'A
172 ft
ref
&
102ft 103
105
April-Oct
1971—_April-Oct
1985
debentures
Southern
82'A
—
195
1st mortgage
1st
101%
99%
—-
•
June-Dec
and
102'A
April-Oct
1979
debentures
C
1951
First
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
debentures
2%s
C
ser
4%s 1968
America—
subord
ref
<■-
106ft
113
93
ft
95
.
104 ft
-—.—Jan-July
103
1st lien
.—Jan-July
1976
5s
of
subord
conv
First lien
1978
gtd
102%
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
87
1982
debentures
conv
Corp
87
a
95
103'A
101
1
80
00ft 102%
3
101'/a
103ft
—-
.
99% 101%
ft
100
Jan-July
'
.
104
i01
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As
Corp 4%s conv debs
2'As debentures 1965
Bmith-Corona
1947
A
assented series
conv
90
90!
102
94
100
4
-ft
92ft
100'A
Wabash RR Co-
1982
Oil
Bkelly Oil
3'/uS
89
Feb-Aug
t.
debentures
2''/aS
series
Participating ctfs
Vanadium
92 ft
—_May-Nov
.
1982———
subord
conv
Union
§A3fts
89
ft
96
Corp—
sinking fund mtge
89
Jane-Dec
92ft *
96
—
104
*89
96
82
—
*90
and refund
77
-
96'/a
90
14
101
.
114'A
83'A
370
99
99
09%
First
103'A
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95
*
May-Nov
April-Oct
1963..—
9
92 ft
Jan-July
1976—
First
105%
80'A
"
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114ft
112 ft
95
Apr-Ocf
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
91
ft
75%
78'ft
ft 102ft
*90
98'A
97
90
78
refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
and refund mtge 3s series F 1978
Mar*Sept
103 ft
93ft
84'A
*101
First and
105 ft
90 3A
85%
'.L—
§A3fts assented series A 1947Jan -July
§A6fts sinking fund mtge series A 1951-June-Dec
§A3fts assented series A 1951
—June-Dec
*89
—
1977
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp—
1973
1978
2%s debentures
2%s debentures 1967
United States Steel 4s debs
94 ft
93 ft
.
Feb-Aug
May-Nou
1977
93%
86%
90'A
93
*84 ft
«
87ft
92 ft
*-ft'
87
113
101ft
90
86
95
*96% 100
85
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4%s
4'As
.
99 ft
97%
5
87 ft
78
94ft
95 ft
•
*
—
—April-Oct
sinking fund debentures
s
98 ft
Jan-July
mtge <Ss Coll tr 4'As 1978.
97
88
ft
l
*93%
Mar-Sept
1975
mtge & Coll tr
*81
June-Dec
——
trust 3%s
118 ft
106%
'
98 ft
90
106
94
*94%
June-Dec
1972
1st
—May-Nov
-
*92
May-Nov
1971
81
77
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
3%s
v
87
90
May-Nov
1966—April-Oct
2%s
mtge
trust
111
82
.76
.
1971
debentures
America
76 ft
72
108ft
1
T~
118 ft
Mar-Sept
mtge & coll trust 3'As 1972
_Mar-Sepf
1980.
1977_.
1974
of
V,
84%
117
I960—June-Dee
debs 1969
Co
~8
73 ft
110
r
*85 Vb
May-Nov
2%s
86
83
*85
117
85
Co—
3s series B
debentures^
3s
RR
debentures
f
s
Line
103 ft
105'/
101 ft
73 ft
97
Jan-July
98
■>
Feb-Aug
27As debs 1961
1st
4%s
4'As
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
St Paul & Duluth first cons gold 4s 1968_June-Dec
71
April-Oct
and impt 3%s
mtge & coll
79 ft
157
•
63
93
68 ft
>.
82
Mar-No v
1989-———May-NotJ
Bt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First 4s bond certificates
91
71ft
65
:
74
Mar-Sept
Jan
91
70 ft
'
64%
74 ft
—Jan-July
A Jan
ser
A
ser
65
•
99%
June-Dec
.
1st
§AG'As
1980
ser
income
ft
'
-April-Ocf
Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997ASecond
*91
..Mar-Sept
1996-Jan-July
gold 5s
1974
California 2%s debs 1970
§A6'A& debs
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
Bt
3%s
3%s debentures 1977
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
139
98 ft
99%
98
,
1986—.:
1st
251
93
April-Oct
94
ft
439
1985—Jan-July
1982_
RR
87 ft
96 ft
110
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C 1991
Union Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973
United Artists Corp—
U.
2
E
ser
90'A
84
93
"
91
*102'a
—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
General mortgage 3'As series J 1969
Rohr Aircraft 5'As conv debs 1977
Royal McBee 6'As
3%s
88%
*84
-.Jane-Dee
Pacific—
3fts
ft HOft
104
182
93'A
Feb-Aug
Corp—
D
Co
Pacific
90%
95 ft
98%
1976
94
82 ft
To ft
-Jan-July
—.
debs
M
Orleans
1st
1978
subord
conv
New
3'As
90 ft
85 ft
110ft
*
mtge
Union
*156
*95!'a
108
*
United
Richfield Oil Corp—
4%s
Oil
96'A
100
94 ft
ft
-~
*90 ft
1st
99 3A
92
110ft
coll trust 2%s 1975-April-Oct
3s debentures 1968
;
May-Nov!
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
June-Dec
107
94
.
refund
of
90
*97 ft
First mortgage and
100
102
*85
and
87
*89 ft
series B 1970—April-Oct
firsf'gold 5s 2000
Pacific-Missouri
RR
'
97ft
86
Jfl 3%s series C 1990—April-Oct
Term
adjustment bonds—
4 fts
M 3fts
refund
and
General
94 ft
1
f: 74
J«?t-July
'—Jan-July
81'A
First
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s
April-Oct
—;
96%
refund
Tri-Continental Corp
Feb-Aug
5',4s series A 1978—.
4'/a8 series B 1978
9
11
96 ft
96%
May-Nov
Tol & Ohio Ceu.t ref
*156
mtge 6s 1953—;
gAConsol mtge
6s 1955
103
94'A
Mar-Sept
88
II
96:ft
1983
97 3A
-—May-Nov
May-Nov
§ AConsol
100%
5
First and
6s
1950—
1952
6s
107ft
10
96 ft
104ft
101
96'A
Louis—
St
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965Texas & New Orleans RR—
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
§ ADirect. mtge
102
102 ft
101
M 4s series C 2019
Tidewater
92
98
debs
of
Assn
174
104%
*95 'A
96 %
93 ft
»
Jan-July
May-Nov
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
ft
95'A
•91
103
Jan-July
92
87 Vb
Products—
101ft
87
97
98
Corp of America 3'/2s conv 1980
June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3 Vis series D 1995_Mag-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheem Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975—
Feb-Aug
86 ft
U
Jan-July
Jan-July
May-JVou
1981
111
94
86
Radio
25
87'A
Jan-July
1973
and impt
Texas & Pacific
High
87 ft-
87'A
Mar-Sept
1966
1st
subord
RR
LoW
87 ft
Jan-July
Refund and impt 2%s series D
1985-.,—April-Oct
Texas Company (The) 3%s debs 1983
May-Nov
101
95
111
170
94'A
103'A
debs
No.
High
Jan-July
mtge 6s 1971
debentures 1972
2%s
conv
Refund
105'A
96'A
00ft
115
M"»--Sept
1964
21
"170
1983—April-Oct
Apr-Oct
1977
99*4
93
June-Dec
Inc
Electric
Terminal
88'A
106
1U
Sylvania
96
88 ft
ft 107'A
99% 100
99
Co
Bold
■
102'it
196'/a
8%s
Co
Transit
&
2%s debentures
95
84
*85
Oil
Surface
Texas
1972
3'/2s
Superior
Range Sinoe
Jan. 1
Bond*
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
May-Nov
4'As sinking fund debentures 1982-:
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debs 1973
Swift
May-Not?
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures
76
99
Mar-Sept
.
45/as
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971
2%s
debentures
1974
;
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) —
98 ft
98
68
Sale Price
Low
76
87
Last
Period
96 ft
98 ft
85'A
Week's Range
Interest
Stock Exchange
94
Co—
Gas
&
1963
First
1st
1981
BONDS
York
New
92
*98
refunding mortgage 3fts 1968—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972
May-Nov
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979..Ju»e-Dcc
First and
First
1983—
3s
debs
Electric
debentures
3s
Co
3%s
99 ft
114'A
*98'A
April-Oct
Jan-July
—May-Nov
1973—
Gamble
&
1986
96
99
98'b
86
r
RECORD
8
High
106'A
*76
Chem 1st mtge 3fts 1964
May-Noo
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3fts 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pgh Youngstown & Ashtubula Ry—
1st gen 5s series B 1962
—Feb-Aug
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Mar-Sept
s
Low
No.
113'A
Pittsb Coke &
3fts
High
Jan. 1
Feb-Aug
Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3fts s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Fcb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4J/2S ser I 1963—Feb-Aup
Consolidated guaranteed 4fts ser J 1964_Mai/-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
BOND
AUGUST
Range Sine*
Sold
Feb-Aug
4fts conv subord debs 1987
ENDED
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
WEEK
Range
Friday's
or
FOR
114
or
♦Friday's bid and asked prices;
A Bonds selling flat.
no
sales being transacted
reorganized under Section 77 Of
during current week.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
the following extensive
list
we
furnish
a
AND
YEARLY
complete report of the transactions
on
RECORD
the American
Stock Exchange for the week
or
bond in which any
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range
Petroleum
Corp
class A
Acme
Wire
Adam
Manufacturing
For
Shoe
footnotes
4
2.500
3ft Jan
4%
Jun
Air
7ft
8ft
4.800
5ft
8ft
Aug
Ajax
18 ft
250
page
18
600
14ft
6ft
6%
6%
7ft
7%
8
4.100
4%
Jan
1
3%
3ft
3%
27.500
1%
Jan
13%
13%
100
8ft
Feb
•
33.
21
Apr
1
Stores
see
3ft
7%
Jan
-
'
8'/a
6% May
Jan
Jan
8% July
p
Sale Price
Par
High
3ft
1
Corp
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass
Low
High
1
10
common
Consol Industries Inc
Aeronca
Aero
Co
Low
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
1
Precision Products Inc
Acme
Friday
for Week
Range Since Jan. 1
Par
Aberdeen
AUGUST g
Sales
Week's
American Stock Exchange
3% Aug
13% July
beginning Monday,
include every security whether
It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to
dealings have occurred during current year.
Aug. 4 and ending Friday, Aug. 8.
stock
Way Industries Inc
Petroleums
Ltd
3
50c
50
Alabama Powsr 4.20ft
preferred—100
Alan Wood Steel Co
10
5ft cumulative preferred
100
Alaska Airlines Inc
1
Alabama
Great
2 ft
Week's
Range
of Prices
Low
High
2
U
14
Southern-
89
18 ft
76%
2ft
3<*
128
128
6
29
i km
ft
18ft
76%
5%
91
19 ft
76%
6
Sales
for Week
Range Since
Shares
Low
4,800
1 ft
Jan
Jan. 1
High
2ft Aug
11
& Jan
10
275
400
75
2,200
122
Apr
128
Ap/
Aug
16 ft May
85% July
19% Aug
75 ft
77ft
86% Jan
Apr
3ft Mar
Feb
6% July
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
. .
.
Monday, August 11, 1958
(570)
SO.
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
Last
STOCKS
{
Range
Sale Priee
HSlMk
Am*r
dep
Control Co Inc..
Allied Internat'l Investing cap
Allied
Paper Corp
—
5%
GOO
4%
4%
51.700
2%
2%
2%
1,000
4%
4%
*4%
0,100
10
JLM
39%
Allied
85%
.JOS
*
American
American
American
American
American
American
American
American
American
24%
1,100
21%
Jan
28
May
32
Jan
35
35%
500
27%
Jan
35% July
Jan
43
Jun
8,500
10% Jan
13
Jan
21
io%
11
43%
40%
0,700
Jan
48%
Jun
9%
<-9%
2,500
7% May
11%
Jun
4%
400
3% Jan
4% July
Jan
24% Aug
Jan
16
7%
5%
98%
4% Jun
%
9,400
A
Apr
13%
300
11%
Apr
xl4'/s Jun
8% Feb
12% Jan
Jan
7% Jan
10%
1,300
7%
I
34,300
5Vi
400
98%
6%
5'/a
98
270
35%
37
5% July
4% Jan
10%
9%
17%
5%
5%
18
17%
18
%
4
1%
Hi
10%
9%
10%
Feb
18% Aug
9,400
1%
28,900
8%
105 »/4
-10S
*
34%
10 pesos
warrants———
10%
—1
—10s
6%
Corp
4%
Jan
10% Aug
2,800
97% Mar
1
Jan
106% Aug
1% Jan
1,000
26%
34% Aug
Jan
11% Aug
7% Jan
10,100
4%
203,400
6%
9,400
4% May
67/a Jan
14%
2%
11%
4,500
7% Mar
15 % July
2%
2%
2%
200
Feb
3
Apr
4% Jan
July
3
1
4%. Aug
Jan
20%
20%
1,100
16
Jan
20%
36%,
Ji
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common
37%,
1,200
Jt29
Feb
37% Aug
Jun
Farm
Ltd
ext
Electric
Glass
A
Consolidated
Continental
Aviation
Continental
Industries Inc
Baker
IpYa
Baldwin Rubber commor
Securities
Baldwin
~3%
Corp
9%
10%
13%
17
13%
14%
3%
3
7
19,800
Industries
Continental
7,950
10%
2%
2,300
Aug
14 V*
Apr
11% May
500
Jun
17
Jun
3 J/4 Aug
Jan
Banco de ios Andes—
4
s
14%
6%
0%
6%
700
6
Apr
Ji
Barry Controls
Inc classi B
Incorporated.
8%
8%
8%
900
4%
Jan
1%
12,400
15%
14%
*
.7.60
convertible class A-
1%
1%
9%
10
x3 %
SOo
Bearings Inc
2% May
Jan
5%
3% May
-25a
Bayview Oil Corp*
6%
2A
& Power Ltd—*
Tr Light
Steel Corp
Brothers Corp
Barium
Barker
Basic
2
14
,
-
__50s
Ltd
Oil
2ft
shares
American
Banff
Barcelona
3
x3
.
16
12
2,100
1%
10
Apr
8% Aug
16% July
1%
Jun
Jan
10%
Jun
2% May
2,400
8
i
Jan
3%
400
3%
Apr
5/a
45,000
Jun
15% July
11% July
7,000
Apr
4
2% Mar
40
3
3% Aug
'
"
Beau-Brummel
Beck
Ties
1
common
Shoe- Corp
S)
Belock
common—
Gear Works Inc
Foote
Corp
Bridgeport
44% July
4,000
5%
1,500
16%
150
16
11% July
6"% Jan
16%
Jun
8
100
8
Aug
8% Feb
5%
5%
100
4
Jan
5%
5%
6%
3,100
4%
Jan
34%
35%
1,000
26 V*
Jan
94
83
Jan
95
Jun
9
9%
000
7%
Apr
11
July
8%
8%
300
7 Ya
Jan
11% Jun
~7% ~7%
23,100
80
1%
7%
5%
5%
6%
Apr
2
6
Apr
7% Aug
6% Mar
2,000
5 Ya
July
Feb
175
26 Va
Jan
28 y4
77
79%
1,400
33%
Jan
42%
44%
8,300
34% Jan
82% July
45% Jun
28
Brillo Manufacturing Co common—*
43%
Amer
dep
rets
28%
Aug
Amer
dep
rets
British Columbia
British
Power
Petroleum
Co
6%
•
41 %
42
4%
(E L)
Bruck
14%
15%
11%
11%
12
1
1
-
Mills Ltd class B
Jan
Jan
6j0 Aug
43
July
170,400
liy4 Feb
16% July
~7%
9j/4
Jan
13%
19%
19%
1,000
13%
Feb
20% July
G %
3,200
5%
Jan
6% July
7%
7%
1,500
6%
Apr
8%
—
16% Mar
Jun
12%
13
1
1
preferred
6% serial preferred
3%
3%
3%
7%
7%
8
8%
700
2% Mar
1,100
—
Buell Die & Machine Co
—1
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
—.1
2.60
Company
~9% ~9%
5%
Jan
(Md)
partic
"A"
Atlantic Sugar common
Tobacco
Csllf. Eastern
105
Aviation Inc
Electrio
$3.00 preferred
$2.50- preferred
646. cumulative
l
Power
Davega Stores Corp
5% preferred
Mills
Hosiery
Davenport
Davidson .Brothers
Day
Mines
Rubber
Dayton
Inc—
Inc..
class A
Co
Dejay Stores common
Dennison Mfg class A
common
Detroit Gray Iron
& Steel Fdrs
Development Corp of America
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
(The)
Distillers
Co
Camden Fire
Canada
Bread. Co
Ltd
Fbr footnotes
see
page
37.
6
13:
May
1
Jan
Jan
6% July
3
11,600
4,
16%
(O
22Va Aug
Jan
"
1%
5,500
fr%
9%
13%
Feb
Jan
8
5%
Jan
7
Jan
14% July
5%
-6,800
'
300
.
•3% July
Jan
7% Jan
800
9,100
14%
...
Jan
7% May
Jan
1,900
%
Jan
9y2 July
1 % Jan
900
19%
Jan
23% Aug
8%
9'/a
5%
%
23%
9%
3,800
11
23
7%
.14%
7,100
8%
Aug
18%
Jun
6% May
May
Jan
.4%
77
17
10%
Apr
14% May
2,300
9%
Jan
12%
Aug
100
16%
Jan
19%
Aug
1,000
4%
Jan
3A
3%
.1%
69,200
12,400
75
11%
-
11%
77%
12%
Feb
-i-% Aug
Feb
78% July
8
Jan
13%
5%
Jan
9%
Jan
17 y*
23% Jan
31.%!
Jun
3%
Jun
1,000
14%
.14
14%
31%
3%
7
2,300
1%
5%
Apr
Jan
0%
s...
■
2,400'
,"40%
16%
Jun
3%
Jan
*46%
Apr
25% Mar
31%
Jan
48%
%
Apr
130
'•%
.'40
Jun
-8% May
2% July
16,200
H
*20%":, "20% "21%
Jun
7% July
Jan
14%
3%
50
3%
1,000
31%
31%.
3 A July
%
x58%
18,700 \
1,000
7
<; 6%
5% May
IS May
2
200
1%
3A
1%.
•
Jan
900
14.%
12%
19%
' 5
19%
34,900
Feb
1%, Jan
6% May
■I;1"~s%
19%
-W 9,100
7*
Mar
8%
200
Jan
8
July
Jan
11
Jun
7%
Jan
9"
July
Dominion
_lc
2%
7.50
32.50
1
$2 preferred
Douglas Oil Company
Jan
16% Aug
Draper Corp common
12
Drilling &
July
Dow
8,200
% Feb
% Jan
%
tit
2%
2%
800
1%
Jun
2%
Jun
4%
4%
3.400
3%
Jan
4%
Apr
%
Ltd.
Brewery
Harris
Duke
Power
DuMont
27%
29%
11,200
18 %
Feb
29% Aug
2%
Jun
2%
10,600
1%
Jan
16%
16%
6,400
13%
Jan
17
Apr
00%
01
200
55%
Apr
62
Jun
46% Mar
50
Jun
*
1
Co
Co
57
Co
Durham Hosiery class B common
Duro
5%
2%
•
175
1.100
9%
4%
Apr
900
2%
Jan
27%
20
27%
,
30
% Mar
~5?a
~6
.2,100
2%
4-
4
-1
1 %
A
32 Va
33
1,300
2%
100
-
i-14%
7«
11 Va
IIV2
Jan
Jan
28% July
138
Feb
4%
Apr
6y*
Feb
2
Jan
2%
Jun
3% Jan
§Ya
Apr
35,500
1
Jan
114 May
19,300
22
Jan
40% Mar
200
1%
34.
14%
11
7«
5,100
Apr
3% July
Mar
15% Aug
1%
July
100
ii3a
.
Jan
May
3% Aug
-
400
23
128
8
Jan
11% July
Jan
24%
22% Mar
Jan
Jun
22 Va
500
18%
Jan
24%
600
10
Jan
14Va Aug
Jan
9% May
n
11%
4,100
10
34;,.
200
33
4 V4
.
11 Va
33%
14Va
23
13%
23
4%
2,200
7%
1138
•
13%
July
Jan
-
Jan
3«y4
Jun
15%
15%'
9
9V2
8,900.
15%
12,800
9%
Jan
4% Mar
34% May
:4%
36% May
3%
13%
Jan
6%
Jan
15% Aug
9%
Aug
57
57
100
39%
Jan
ST.
39%
40
450
30%
Jan
40% July
Jan
5% May
lj| Feb
„_10s
1
r
2% Jun
4%
4%
9,300
3
3%
3'2
3%
1.700
700
150
3% Mar
5%
•
1
*
1
57/a
2% May
35
Jan
2
33
4%. July
12% July
13% July
Jan
5%
33
4%
Test Corp common
Jan
Juiy
-2-A
14
13%
5%
1
(The)
1
-
4
Laboratories—
Common
19% Aug
12 % Jan
12% July
10
*
Co.
(Allen B)
;
15
5%
.16
4% Mar
July
4%
Jan
5%
l4ay
Jun
20 Y\ Mar
19%
Jan
30% Aug
2%
Jan
4VWJuly
30%
Jan
15
Jan
Feb
•
}
Exploration
.
3
Dorr-Oliver Inc
Jan
2
18
19%
1
Co Ltd
*
ord stock
•
Chemical Co Ltd
•
Textile Co • Ltd common—•
May
2
54"
54%
100
4A
0%
:■.-■?
Feb
.6%
'
Dominion Tar &
9%
t
—*
Campbell Ohibougamau Mine* Ltd
Jan
%
■3%
13%
Dominion Bridge
13% Aug
4 % May
11%
29%
.
3%
10
6%
6s 8d
rets ord reg
200
$
insurance
100
21,900
5%
•
'?% Jun
Jan
4
800
07i(
«;■
11%
25c
1
Diversey
2,200
l
17Y* July
29% May
9%
Inc—11
1
Club Inc
Ltd—
American dep
31,800
50
36% May
Jan
22%
__1
Gasket &- Manufacturing
2%
1,400.
80
preferred
Cftbvan Gonsol Oil & Gas Co,
Jan
10%
26% Mar
6%
100
debentures
11%
2%
24%
800
2%
14%
-1
2.50
20
2.50
1
10c
_35
50c
5
common
10%
10%
■•200
'*3,900
16%
4
Crystal Dairies Inc
Daltch
2%
50
-14% July
18
2.50
Lighting Inc common
Duraloy
California
Jan
%o
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
11 %
29
8%
•.
•
common
Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc
Feb
15,900
5%
23%
Apr
2% July
1 Va Mar
63,8
■
27/a
4%
17%
29
•
Jan
Aug
32%
•
16V'2
V
7% July
Jan
2
500
29%
32
6 Va
Jan
Jun
38,000
■
-
,13%-14%
-
-8%
56c
5
Cuban American Oil Co
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Calggry <fc Edmonton Corp
2
Aug
3%
1.300
—
4
6%
•
2.50
Internat'l
15%
*4%
.3%
•
4%
100
73a
'.1%
;
13
Drug Co common
Cork
11%
l
"
T7'?b
,..'.2% • V-2%
6%
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
$1:12 preferred
Cent Petroleum
Crown
10%.
3s 6d
12 Vis
9%
21%
6
*
25c
Crown
Driver
Barry Biscuit Corp
4%» Jan
Feb
1
Jun
77
Burma Minee Ltd-—
American dep rets ord shares
Burroughs (J P) & son Inc
3%
Jan
7%
5%
1
9% Aug
2% Jan
2%
Jan
27/s
4
3
%
common..
Petroleum
Feb
8%
fl
10
27/a
4,100
v
Dominion Steel & Coal
400
50o
common
1,100
.
3T«
-
-
,
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
Jun
3Va July
1% May
9,900
3
Jun
7% July
26%
19%
17
Crowley Milner & Co
Creole
Inc
%
Jan
Jan
1
•
1.50
(The) Corp
Diversified Specialty Stores——
Dome Petroleum Ltd
•
convertible
(The)
5%
38 Va
17,600
2.50
Co » common.
Hill
100
Jun
7
6%
19%
10
8%
27% July
-
Jun
Jan
10,700
Jan
Jan
Aug
102'
14%
14 C-&
;■
2Va
12 J
v
Jun
1,000
1%
>
%
4%
\v-v
4
,
1,800
...
•
19%
Jan
72
Jan
5% July
19%
19
; -
(ord reg)—£1
Industries
46%
4% May
10% Jan
,3,500
22%
"
,
•
common
;/!
Jun
May
21% Jan
:.:?.5%
-~2%
50c
—5
Diners*
14%
B 8 F Company common
Bunker
5ft Feb
300
013
1
common
Bruce
60c
];}
£1
cumulative preferred
Buckeye (The)
Corp
Budget Finance Plan
6
300
Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Brown Company common
Brown Forman Distillers
Brown Rubber Co
6%
—£1
£1
common
7%
r.:-3%<.- 3%
3%
-
2,150
%
5%
3%
__
—*
—5
dep receipts
Carrier
Detroit
Tobacco—
ord bearer
ord reg
400
•
.102
l7r,
^.2%
1
Reynolds
&
American
8%
British American
Feb
Jan
x82
1% Mar
13%
voting
*
non-voting
Crane
Curtis
July
200
xl0% July
:
10c
20
$1 preferred class A
Cuban
9
20
500
20%.
19%
10c
Cott Beverage Corp
Courtaulds Ltd—
Cuban
39
May
Apr
f8%
-.r
,r100
•
1
1
Coro Inc
Crown
July
75
1,300
3 "J
-
6% Aug
36% May
93%
9%
*
B
Corroon
26
Jan
5% May
94
—•
Co
Jan
35 %
•
—•
British America noil Co.
7%
4% May
13% Apr
Jan
8
200
common
Gas
13%
Jan
11%
5%
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord
Breeze
Jan
40%
5%
,
Blauner's common
Brad
10%
900
10%
Gorham class A
Starr &
5% July
GOO
5%
,..1
•
1
Blumenthal (ST & Co common——1
Bohack (H C) Co common
•
OVib% prior cumulative* preferred_100
Borne Chemical. Company Inc
i
B ourjo is Inc
1
Black
Jan
5
11%
43%
10%
Benrus Watch Co-Inc
B4ekford»e^Inc
■
,,
11%
43%
1
of* Canada common
21
Instrument Corp—
500
(A
Bell Telephone
A
Class
Jan
66%
2,400
6%
Inc
22%
.40
Distillery Ltd—
(H)
Class
liya
,
1.25
Corp
rc/iii25
1%
•9%
Inc
,.
11%
j2%
Materials
Corby
V* Jan
101%
1
Commercial
Continental
12% Aug
-1%
•
& Engineering
Jan
% 10%
10
Stores Inc
Consolidated Rbyalty Oil
Continental Air Lines Inc
Jun
7%
300
22%
10c
10c
& Smelt Ltd
Mining
Consol Retail
•2%
17%
1%
11
.20c
20c
Corp
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
>'*!
913
.
k
50r
50r
Corp
Jan
Apr
10%
57/a
1
1
1965
9%
1 Va
.
5%
Machinery—
to
Diesel
Consol
82
10
Containers Inc
Consol Cuban Petroleum Corp
7% Mar
Jan
Feb
,
'..-r
•
Connelly
Jan
4%
--72 :
84%
71
10%
•
Vtc
24% :>26
•
-
4?.
Public Service
.5% Mar
5% July
18
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•
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13%
,
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1
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Jan
4% May
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.
16
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Community
90
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105% 106%
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34
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700
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2
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82
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Co
Jun
July
..
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1
Club Aluminum Products Co
•
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Oil
58%
103 %
4,800
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1
Colonial Sand & Stone
5,700
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Controller Co
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Jan
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100
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300
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10%
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67a
-
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10
Chamberlin Co of America
2.50
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10
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5
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10
Chicago Rivet & Machine
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214
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100%
10.
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.
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July
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23
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14
600
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A
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411
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1,800
113
.
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100
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Power
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44
13% Jan
15,800
4,500
18
4
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103
Jan
26
22,900
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Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Feb
33%
9,900
35% July
30Vz
3%
.2%
1
6
1
Canal-Rajidolph Corp
Jan
95%
93% Jan
.1
Automatic Steel Products Ino.
Non-voting non-cum preferred
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May
ft
42%
of America.
Inc
18
% Feb
41%
4
Coast Line Co.
Devices
2% Jan
42
reg————.,..11
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Audio
8%
1,500
9%
10
& Tel—
participating
Development
Atlas
2,000
4
13%
Associated Tel
Atlas Corp option
400
11%
3%
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preferred
-2.50
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Asamera Oil
Corp Ltd
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Assoc Artists Productions Inc. ,
2Bs
Associate Electrio Industries-
Atlas Consolidated Mining
24%
11%
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Williston Minerals
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Canadian
*
24%
3%
9%
Atlantic Coast Indus Ino
15% Jan
23%
4
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd—-Homestead Oils Ltd
10c
Canadian Petrofina
Jun
93
Jan
9% July
9,600
17%
Associated Oil & Gas Co
1% May
11%
Convertible
Atlantic
Jan
10%
9%
Aro
Class A
1
46%
it
Associate Laundries
300
Aug
11
Armstrong; Rubber class A—
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co_
American dep rets
79
Jan
.100
Associated Food Stores Inc—
79
52
35%
preferred
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4.72%
Armour
May
31%
1
pfd—10$
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Arkansas Power &
10
28 % Mar
K41
,
Apr
5%
35%
-4.71
"A" shares
July
84
Feb
10
1%
Apr
24 %
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
•
9%
90
65
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1
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——■
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An aeon Lead Mines Ltd
Anchor Post Products
AngOBtura-Wupperman —
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
Arkansas Fuel Oil: Corp.
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co.
6% Jun
11
AMI
Ltd.
100
Jan
ft
23
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—1
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45
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3%
3%
311
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2
Canadian
10% Jun
Jan
5%
12,300
300
1 %
American
Anglo Amer Exploration
Apr
Jan
.«?
29
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Jun
4%
33% July
8
79
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85%
7%
IS
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-1
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,
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...
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1
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..., 1
American
Apr
7%
2,000
preference
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd---
July
38
Jan
2%
500
40%
**8% ~9%
~9
Aluminum Co
Cement Co . Ltd common
6%%
3% Mar
Jan
2
Jun
4% Aug
2% Jan
5% Apr
stock—1
— .—Ji
of America—
$3.75 cumulative preferred—... —
Aluminum Industries common
American Air Filter 5% conv pfd
10 %
39
5%
Apr
15y2
preferred.
5%% convertible
5%
4%
26% July
Feb
2%
High
Low
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Shares
of Prices-
25%
Canada
5%
-10S
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Allegheny Airlines Inc.
Alles & Fisher common
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•( Prices
Low
RANGE FOR
Sales
for Week
Week's
Friday
4%
300
4
Jan
4% Aug
29%
29%
300
26
Jan
30% Mar
0%
71,800
4
Feb
6% Aug
6
54
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11,900
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Eastern
States
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13%
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Jan
163
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135
Jan
159
Jun
Number 5767
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Chronicle
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
tMMrtoan
Week's
Last
class A
Corporation
Limited
Mines
Elder
Bond
Electric
&
7%
u-
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&
31,
3H4
1
1
13%
16
1
6%
1
common
Electrographic
Corp common™.
Communications Inc
Electronic
Electronics
El-Tronies
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of
Corp
!.
.
-5c
Inc~_
preferred——__—l
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*
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Fajardn Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shs of beneficial int
$2- preferred
Faraday Uranium. Mines. Ltd
Fargc*Oils Ltd—:
Felmoot Petroleum Corp ~
Financial General
Firth
Fishman
Inc.——
Hi Co Inc
(M
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of
Class
B
Canada—
Fox
Head
Co
G
Alloys
Electric
41% Mar
37-
•
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Co
-
-
350
33%
Jan
4.000
5%
Jan
8
300
9%
Jan
12
100
5%
Jan
1,400
7
Jan
a\ Apr
8% July
15
:
Alden Corp
Glenmore Distillers
Glen
Globe
Wernicke
Gobel
(Adolf)
Gold Seal
Co
.
B—
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Griesedieck
Films
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&
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130
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Inc
Class
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3%
& Hardart
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Hard
&
&
Hydro-Electric
19%
Inc
common
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—
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;
2(2
-
23%;
7% .;
4%
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-
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12
6% Mar
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Imperial Oil
Imperial
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page
1,200
11
21a
2,900
2
1,300
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1
5
10
Macfadden
241
Jan
398
123%
Jan
133
July
Feb
2% Aug
4,600
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
5,100
3%
Jan
5%
Jan
9
Jan
10% July
20% May
18% Aug
Apr
4% July
8147
414 Mar
Feb
2% Jun
2
2(4
1%
2
1,900
1% Jan
2
5%
7,300
3
5% July
u&
%
17,400
11%
3,800
15%
15%
100
%
11%
Jan
9%
11% Apr
17y4 May
Jan
xia
3% Jan
4,700
6
Jan
Feb
12y4 Mar
16(4
514
2(4
2(4
7
7
7
2
3,000
Aug
Jan
2% Jan
May
3% Jan
100
Mar
6'
12
10% Jan
2%
May
e'% Jun
Jun
9•
5(4
5(4
200
4% Jan
514 Jun
16(4
16%
500
15(4 July
17% Mar
5(4
4,300
5
5%
5%
5%
15%
400
24
24%
400
11
13%
1,000
13%
11
100
-
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2
2
■
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27
11
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7(4 Jun
2(4
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900
2,000
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2
3(4 May
Jan
30
160
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14% July
45% May
-
16%
150
13%
1%
1 (4
900
1
/
15(4
15(4
15%
700
55%
53(4
56%
17,700
26
26
27
10(4
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10(4
-
200
314 May
5% Jan
16%
16%
1%
■'
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—
JUn
Aug
11 Va
v
2(4 Jan
—
Jan
14% July
1
Jan
1% July
38 %
—
19% May
X914 Feb
-
814 Aug
Truck
Inc
Service
Public
8%
6
Jan
Jan
12
Ian
17% July
1% Feb
Feb
16%
--
37%
Jan
5614. Aug
'
24 %
July
7%
Apr
3,300
10c
50c
11%
A
A
5%
7
33
Jun
Feb
10(4 Aug
5
15%
9% Jan
Feb
13
A Apr
4%
1,800
Jan
.
,
15% Jan
1,600
Aug
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6% May
20(4 May
15% Jan
700
23%
13%
Jan
10
30%
Jan
69% May
850
15%
50
22%
ay4
4,oOO
6
50
22%
7% Jun
17,835
A
19(4
19%
15%
1,200
13
5%
;
19%
1
•
Co
8%
8%
12%
1
warrants
Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation
13%
Jan
23% July
Marconi International Marine
Communication
31*
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Co
Jan
Ltd
Industries
*
9(4
9(4
9%
1,800
6
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Maule
3
9%
9%
9%
2,200
200
3f|
7% Jan
13% Mar
14
13%
—1
Mays (J W) Inc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
34%
33%
Jan
22%
17,500
Jan
9% July
13
May
14% Apr
35(4 July
Jan
5
34%
(A G>& Co common
McKee
•
44(4
43%
46%
3,750
33
Mar
46% Aug
& Co
1
56
55%
56%
5.200
43% Jan
57 % July
5%
5(4
6,700
1,000
Mead Johnson
—1
Mfg Co
Refrigerating Co
Menasco
1
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Merrill
1
Corp Ltd
Mining
Island
~1
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34
33
4%
Jan
6(4 May
8
514
Jan
10(4 July
1
M Jan
24 y4
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17,600
1,600
1%
2(4
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Jan
4,900
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2.100
25(4 July
31(4 Mar
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7
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61%
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500
56
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8%
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814 Mar
64
3(4
2,100
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2% Mar
5,100
2% Mar
July
5
1(4
TVj
4,?oo
2(4
6,600
3% Aug
4%
2%
8%
July
Jun
25
■*u0
24
Feb
28% Jan
100
86
Jan
98
70
21%
900
4%
1,000
4
Jun
2%
200
2
Mar
2:%,
:
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'
19%
1
8%*
20%
10
'
16(4
1,900
80
22% Apr
5 % Jan
Jan
2%
18(4 Apr
614 Feb
8%
300
2%
4,400
2
8
1.300
'
6%
'•-2%
8(4
9,700
2,100
24.(4
2515
25%
34
2%
37
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2%
37
22%
Jan
Jan
May
8% July
2%
July
2
Jan
8(4 Aug
10(4
-
Jan
18%
22%
39,900
114
1%
1(4
400
1(4 Jan
10(4
1014
200
8 Va
11
11%
1,000
12%
13(4
10(4
10%
100
12(4
1214
6,400
7%
Jan
May
15(4, Jun
24
2414
2,900
20%
Jan
26
5(4
514
1,200
33%
33%
25
3(4 Feb
3%
Feb
Jun
14%
Jan
23 %
July
14(4
Jan
22(4 July
29% July
21%
3,400
400
22
22
52.'
53
75
110.% 119
100
100
19% Mar
Corp
50c
common
convertible
4%%
.—-~5
Co
Co
50
preferred
of Canada----5% pfd
Minnesota Pwr & Light
Company
Aluminum
Service common
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
Missouri
Public
100
10c
1
-1
1
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
100
4.80% cum preferred series B
100
4.50% preferred series C
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A——
Moody Investors participation pfd,—
Mt Clemens Metal Products
1
cumulative preferred/.
Vernon Mills Inc
Mountain States Tel & Tel—
6%
Mount
Muskogee Co common
Muter Company common
22
Aug
Jan
56
Mar
130
Apr
Namm-Loeser's
Napco
Jan
35
Jun
99 a5
99%
50
96
Jan
102
May
Nachman
Corp
—
Inc
Industries Inc
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
5%
13(4
1
27%
27
28(4
9,7011
16
Feb
31V*
17%
16%
17%
3,600
6
Feb
19%
Jun
90
91
100
87
Mar
94
Jun
94% Feb
IOC
May
7,800
2,000
3% Feb
14%
134
12%
~
26(4
1"
4,200
28%
>7.,
291a
6.100
20(4
27(4
26%
27(4
3,200
21%
Jan
6%
6%
5%
Jan
7% July
30(4
30(4
31(4
300
18(4 Jan
31 y4 Aug
4(2
4.(4
4(4
7,300
2y2
Jan
17(4
18%
500
13 Va
Apr
19
2%
2%
6,600
2%
1,800
5 ye
Apr
July
10-
1,500
5
"2%
500
Jan
7% Jun
100
Jan
12% Aug
iy2 Jan
9
15(4
16%
6,200
12%
2%
9%
17%
National
Apr
July
3% Feb
1,000
1
25c
16%
National
6
4(4 July
5,800
Machines
1
Rubber Machinery
10
Starch Products common—1
Steel Car Ltd
*
Telefilm Associates
10c
Transit common
1
Jun
29% Aug
Jim
28(4
9%
Weld
2
91% May
5%
514
National Research Corp
National
Apr
"
7
214
National Mfg & Stores common
National Petroleum Ltd
National
Feb
12(4
National
National
% Jan
3%
14% Aug
134(4 Aug
% Apr
9%
Jun
Aug
4.(4 May
10
May
112% Jan
'
Jun
2% Jan
2A
13%
21%
49% July
Apr
Jon
Jun
12%
Jan
Feb
6(4
14%
132(4 134(4
2
46 «/2
1
7(4
Jan
200
37% Jan
93
165
11% Jan
15(4
Feb
2(4
2(4
2 y«
July
1,200
3,800
84%
50
45
45
156
1,300
3,100
5%
20
400
89(4 Feb
156
19%
12%
160
96(4
157%
96(4
156
Jun
27%
21%
14% May
Jun
18(4
18%
Feb
Apr
26%
National Casket Company
Jan
22%
1614 May
I1/. Feb
1914
July
13
U Jan
104
.
27%
12
85
13,900
Jan
27% Aug
20% July
Jan
39 %
12%
17
8(4
85
1
Is
,
600
1,100
3% July
13,500
3,400
11%
8,000
16(4
1%
11%
9,400
15%
3%
11%
4%
17% Jan
1%
3
Co
IH2
49
100(4 Jan
200
514
Brewing Co
4
Jan
150
22%
3%
National
47%
9%
102(4
1%
Bellas
July
11 %
/V,
33% July
14(4 Jun
Jgn
22
Jun
5% July
4% Mar
32
3%
National
8
•
48:,«
12
6
70% Aug
Jan
5
13(4 July
Jun
1
5
55
Feb
4(4
Presto
8y0 Jan
10
J
Jan
41(4
2,500
Electric
1% Apr
Mar
9
102
16(4
4(4 Aug
10% May
11% Aug
Jan
(Mich)
43(4
29,800
7%
Hess
May
3% Mar
common
400
70%
Milling
10
1
1
15
500
13%
13(4
36% May
2014 July
22 y» Aug
6
6%
Aug
1
---5
2.50
-10
50c
24%
Jan
xl5(4 May
600
N
Feb
27
—-4
2.50
100
1
Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
17
600
55
Wohl
50(4
33%
68
Miller
12%
Abrasive
Piping
114(4 July
32%
54%
Midwest
preferred—
Muntz TV Inc
39%
29%
Mid-West
conv
Murphy
Apr
20%
J
11(4
Petroleum common—-—1
Oil Corp $1
Jan
Jan
'
^
—
Midland
Middle States
Jun
2(4
29(4
preferred
Micromatic Hone Corp
1(4
3) %
19,700
6%
Co common.
Sugar
26%
300
21%
6:,4
21%
Jan
20%
200
29%
70
1
1
% Mar
2,900
15,700
'
Mar
25
6% Aug
7% May
2%
7?«
.
__
4,600
Jun
67% Jan
> 2
2(4
33'4
17
Mirro
42
98
21(4
41a
-
20%
2114
16%
4% May
Jan
70
37
6,700
16%
Mining
97%
'
2%
35%
5
Aug
1% July
Jan
30(4 Jan
6% Jan
1,500
Jun
2414
8
*
Metal & Thermit Corp
Michigan
2%
,
15% Jun
.*
4(4 Jan
14(4
2
Jan
21,900
14(4
2(4
514 May
7% Jan
1,200
'
2%
14 y4
Jan
4% Apr
1,200
15%
5%
3%
Mesabi Iron Co
1,200
8%
^
iya
July
13% July
3% Jan
Jan
5(4
13(4
Publications Inc
Maine
19 >4
pfd__100
14
Mar
5(4
7
Mangel Stores common
Manischewitz (The B) Co
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co
29%
4
28% July
12% Apr
2
2
Feb
8%
—5
33.
13%
2(4
L_
Aug
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
footnotes
12%
30c
—2.50
Co
2.50
Canada
200
—I
1
Exploration.
Corp
National
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
For
Lynch
&
(The)
7%
2% July
Industries—
of
Land
Lunkenheimer
10%
■■¥ 28%
21(4
dep rets ord reg
„£i
(Canada) capital stock
•
Tobacco
13%
8% July
10 (4 Jan
5
Jan
1% Mar
I
Chemical
13(4
102%. Aug
24% Jun
20^2 May
Chain
Steel
5
•V 18%
,
Locke
26,300
12%
11%
8%
'
Jan
5,200
1
Aug
1214 July
21(4 July
'*
18 y«
•r. 500
Jan
6,000
1
10
28
187,
>
Jan
13% Aug
5V4 Jun
2% Feb
10%
Inc
G)
(R
Jan
29%
•
Tourneau
Jan
2%
714 Jan
95
24
3
8
400
10
28%
Inc
21
38,900
10,100
9%
25c
Refineries
1,800
4%,
61,200
5(4
5(4
25c
A
Class
Mack
18%.
13%
4ya
13 y8
50c
common
Realty Corp common
Mages
100
12%
102(4 102(4
iS Feb
23%
;
■
2(4
:
Inc
Jun
Jan
2% July
13,600
13(4 Aug
-
'
-
Lear
Apr
18
4
1
1,000
2,7
5
%
150
2% July
3%
5
Co—,—
21(4
1,000
(4 Aug
26(4
University
16(4 Jan
2j600
y4 May
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co
•
'
,
Extension
1,100
10 %
•
"i:• y
5
-
:
Hygrade Food Products—
Imperial
Sessions
&
Salle
100
,
7
3
La
Jan
4%
.
4%
<3734
—•
:
Securities
:
11a Apr
5% Mar
88,200
Jan
"
8,000
16(2
,
3%
100
—5
Manufacturing Co
Hydrometals Inc
Jun
389%
4"
..
2%
*
i
(Harvey)
Oil
Lock
Feb
15%
18%
-
1—•
common
preferred
Hubbell
*14%
4,900
28
*
7
.
.1
—
15
Baking Co—
Larnson
—
Louisiana
18%
2,200
2(4 Aug
2(4.
1
Jan
13% July
17(4 Jqn
13
Jan
Apr
3(4'
75 pesos
Mines Ltd
Lakey Foundry Corp
I.amson Corp of Delaware
Aug
Jan
6
3%
14% Jun
10 y*
Apparel Inc.
Consolidada S A
9%
Apr
9%
•
& Co
A)
La
Lake Shores
15(4
7%
3,800
15 ys Mar
Jan
28(4
33%c
1
Co
Forge
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co—
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Jun
*
(Geo
Jun
400
10
Inc
Hormel
8
x30
5
Bearing Co
Horn &
7% May
6% Mar
'
%■
A
8
—7.50
Liberty Ftibrics of N Y
5r/o cumulative preferred
Jan
400
20''4'
23%
25c
—_
&
Corp—
class A
Stores
Le
Jan
*
Ltd
Jan
3
—1
—
Co
&
Apr
Feb
1
Mines-
Home Oil Co Ltd class A—
Ball
4A
2,500
■
1
Jun
2%
4 %
Jan
Jun
80% May
5
5
2.50
10c
1.25
1
20c
1
1
5
5
—.—1
Dept Stores Inc
B) Rubber Co
(The)
3„
102 %
Company—
Hotels
1%
4
50c
pfd—100
(I
Corp
24%
3,000
7%
4%
2% July
25c
107
3,500
"
2%;
-
Jan
K
Corp
101%
Jan
"July
Corporation
——60c
Holly Stores Inc
-1
Holophane Co common———
*
Class &
9314
49
Holly
Hoover
125
100
12
X1K4
2%
(Del;..
Oil
Leonard
Jan
2.50
Hollinger
-■
80 y4
80(4
12
1
common
& Company
& Electric 4%%
Co
(S)
21% July
1% Jun
% May
17(4 Jan
100
Feb
Jan
—1
Inc.:
Kawneer
Lefcourt
1(4
5
,
(D)
Gas
Jun
37%
25c
A
Industries
10,700
18%
440
10c
!
Hoffman International Corp
Hofmann
16,100
5%
45% Mar
16% May
11% Jan
4,800
100
1
& Co Inc common—
tR)-
700
21,100
100
Electric Co
1
Mfg Co common...
•
15c
Industries
L'Aiglon
5,7 Jan
2%
—*
Hevi-Duty
Higbie
4(4 Apr
x29% May
47%
10c
Electronics
&
8(4 Jan
1,800
3
2(4 "
378
130
1
10c
pfd
Co
Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co
16% May
19 % May
131%
common—
Products
Galion
Feb
17«
—
Glass
Oils
Knott
Apr.
114 Aug
3(4 May
1(4 Jan
34,500
8(4 ' 10%;
.
*
Jan
July
Jan
,
%
Knox
7
Feb
7-„
10%
<,
Jun
11%
Jan
Ye Jan
76,500
Kobacker
3% July
Jan
May
714
26%
1
preferred—
Herold-Radio
Mar
16 >4
5%
__
3%
109%
Jun
45%
?
25c
2
2(4
%
Ulein
36(4 May
109%
55,600
8
1914
2
Henery Holt & Co common
Hercules
2
12,700
4
26
10c
Inc——
7
700
1%
Kleinert
Feb
2
25
3.90 %
Co
Kirkland Minerals Corp
July
46
Light:
& Co 5(4#
Jan
Mar
3,300
18
34
1
Rubenstein
(W E)
4%;
28
3,100
19%
1%
'
Helena-
7
30
Jan
12% " 13%
•
(j
2
1
—10
Co—_
3
22%
7%
20
,
...,'7
Haze! Bishop Inc
;r
s
Hazeltine. Corp
-———
Mining
15%
6(4
2%
-
Hastings Mfg Co
—
Hathaway Industries Inc—
Havana Lithographing Co
Hecla
1,100
4,600
1614 15(4
8:'4,; 10'4
1814
:_10c
Co
1,900
7,500
2%
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
Mar
;
Corp—
Harvard-Investors
6
f
Inc—1
Electric
Hartford
2
300
16
50c
Machine
4y4
11(4
200
Kin-Ark
5% Jun
1% July
5% Jan
97%, 98%
"
7%
2%
Chute—
Kennedy's
Inc
Kidrie
(Walter)
Aug
July
414 Feb
1
5
common
—_—
Stores
89
300
21(4
9%
1
Alabastine
Plywood
95%
Jan
3 ('«
5,'t; "
0c
Harnischfeger Corp—~i—
Hartfield
Jan
36 %
1
30
50o
—
Hall Lamp Co
68
8,500
18
--
32
4(4
Kawecki Chemical Co
8% July
10,400
35%
Inc——_60o
Inc
Land & Industries—
American
B
9% May
6% Apr
11a
'
91%
6,800
10%
Katz Drug Company
^
9% July
1014 Aug
1
II
H
Feb
Jun
1
Co
Products
Gypsum. Lime &
7
287m
17%
1314
"•
Leases
.
8
S-Ta;'
__
•
100
Company
States
Common
Jan
__
.-~5
Company—
Stores
Groctpy
Guild
5%
600
18% -20%'
—10c
Tea—
Producers
Freehold
3,200
5%
17%
10c
preferred series A—
Hydraulics————
Greer
Feb
May
3 %
1
10 Va
4,100
9(4
11%
Kansas
8(4 July
1,600
35%
—1
Inc
Pacific
Financial
Western
6%
1%
7%
Jan
4,900
17(4
—5
Mines
Industries
Western
Jun
lJ/»-; 1%
1
Corp
"
,.214J,
21%
64
Apr
57%
7%
9(4
4(4
Manufacturing vtc
-
May
Jan
10,600
201a :
.
Feb
x54y8
56
10%
Lanston Industries Inc—
,
19(4
11%
Kaltman
12
\
11% Mar
Feb
Jan
Kaiser
35%
'
Jan
y4
Feb
Kropp
——1*
Non-voting common stock
7%. 1st preferred
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co
Great
6"'
-
Jan
10(4
8%
26% Mar
6%
95%
27.%
35 (4
90%
1,900
11%
Apr
3(4 May
1% Aug
2% July
28
105
-
11%
74%
Jun
5%
8%
,75-4^'
1714
2,850
106(4 108
3,200
Jun
1
1
9
iS 1-4
-
Jan
3,000
14
67
-
1(4
3%
Jupiter
11,400
8
7
92 (4
'
1,600
10c
Kingsford Company
95
1
1%
3(2
May
31% Feb
50,600
7 7
•
•
; 7% "
11
1,200
1% Mar
1
Israel-American Oil Corp
10c
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc_lc
Jan
'9,100
10(4"- 10%
8%
1
1
—
class
Industries
&
11*'
8%
_
__
>
•
Gray Manufacturing Co—
Atlantic
c
7%
67a
814
Co——16%
Gorham Manufacturing common—^—4
Grand Rapids Varnish—.
.-1
1
Amer
11«"
-
Manufacturing
Great
2,400
"
——•
Ihc————
Products
14%
l«f-
'
*
*
Inc
Great
14
:
2%
—1
Fireman
Irving Air
Jun
%
Jan
Service
Iron
July
9%
Jan
19%
...
1
Consolidated
joldfield
Goodman
9
8,100
7%
-
—:
common—
Union
4.700
714
"
Co_————.»
Globe
>4
1%:
11%
12Mar
33 %c
1
pfd—100
Co
4
High
20
2,800
18
107%
5
Ironrite Inc
Jeannette
12
257«
-
Mines
preferred
Gilchrist
450
Public
Iowa
Julv
25
,—25c
Corp
Giant Yellowknife Gold
Gilbert (A C)
15%
Ilia
1%
Georgia Power $5 preferred
■
8(4
ili.
3%
£1
5
*
500
1
General-Plywood Corp common
^General Stores corporation—.
$4.60
-
-
1%
Low
15%
*
capital stock.*
Resistance
Range Since Jan. 1
High
14%
2%
1
Company
Royalty
Shares
18% July
8
1-1 5 8
6%
,
Oil
Intex
Investors
14(4 Mar
9.300
Low
15%
5
Inc
Machinery
Products——
International
July
ll^H
,-71s
24(8
100
1
„
Fireproofing common
General Indus Enterprises
Transistor
31%
*
92
i."V14
—25
1
General-
General
120
8(4
U12-8
-
2%
dep rets ord reg
American
102
14% May
3% Mar
36%
Co
General Builders Corp—
5%. convertible preferred—I
General Development Corp
General
Jan
Jan
•
common
Gellman -Mfg Co common
Geneva! Acceptance Corp warrants
General
International
;;-T
preferred
5%
International
Jun
Jan
*
Co
Feb
xl3%
8(4
,V;v
'
Gatineau. Power
3 %
Feb
2%
__
(The)
Company
(Geo A) Co
:
;
Jan
IO'/b
4.000
1£1
;.;;\5%'
1.25
——I '6
—5 *£■: 27%
FresniHo-
Fuller
Petroleum
1%
1,5'JO
Breweries
for Week
Range
of Prices
50c
—25c
Inc
Insurance Co of North America
15,400
.
dep.rcts ord reg
Brewing
Cigar
26,100
1
•
•
Ltd—
Co
American
International
11%
.
-
.
voting
Ford. Motor
,
1
Closa A non-voting
International
Jan
2514
:—1
Flying Tiger Line Inc
Ford Motor
:
10c
2.50
1
Sterling
Jun
7%
274
1,
_—11
Corp-
17%
Jan
6%
Plywood Co
2'/«
12%
30
-1
1
Feb
Jan
800
Industrial
121.,
>4
1
Instrument—
&
11%
10
300
14 V4
11'a
1
& CO class A
(Max)
Fairchild- Camera
1.100
7
1
Enterprises Inc
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co
li« May'
98 (•>
*
''.4;;;A;'.:;;
F
14
Industrial
32% July
14% July
11V-,
-
.
v
Jan
-■214-
7%
—
27(4
98
Ilia
preferred
Manufacturing Co
9,300
2%
37%
1st
cum
Jan
16(4
Last
Sale Price
Par
Feb
ll1,4
——10
Etcr
1
Esquire Inc__•——-—
1
Eureka Corporation
Ltd——SI or 25c
Eureka Pipe Line common.^——10
Forge
6%
V4
9
Sales
Week's
Friday
g
American Stock Exchange
12(2
12%
& Steel Corp common—__1
Erie
3.500
1%,
AUGUST
High
Jan
678.
2%
20c
Empire District Electric 5'/c pfd——100
Empire Millwork Corp——--—.—-1
Equity Corp common
—10c'v
Emery Air Freignt Corp.—
6%
32'.i
\-
16
Low
300
13
1314.
"■
WEEK ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
7 In
•
FOR
STOCKS
Shares
High
77«
—
Snare
Low
—1
RANGE
for Week
of Prices
Par
Etio
Sales
Range
Sale Price
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Industries
Inc
.
,
17%
19
700
33%
33%
100
3
1%
10%
Jan
Jan
Jan
3% July
2
'an
2% July
Jan
11% War
12%
Apr
17% July
13
Apr
20% Jun
9(4
~8%
_9%
31a
3(4
3%
-
50,400
3,300
26%
Apr
36
July
21%
Apr
24
May
5% Apr
3%
Apr
9(4 May
4% Jan
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STOCKS
National
26%
27%
10%
Petroleum
—-50c
Tel—
———100
New Haven Clock & Watch Co_—...—1
New Idria Min As Chem Co
50c
i'4
1
1407 jj
139
Chamberlain
New
Jersey
Park
New Process Co
New
York
common
Oils
Superior
New
—
Auction
Co
New
Nipisstng
Class
North
94
i'\
Royalties
RR
39%
550
56
52%
11%
100
~1
R
l£
2
6%
S 7 ii
67a
12,900
5'ft
53a
5%
60,600
3'ft
3'ft
3'ft
12,400
27%
26
400
31J
10,600
(Del)
Seaporcel
25
Mar
Securities Corp
Sayre
1A Jan
Seeburg
Jun
Seeman
7% Jun
Servo
Bervomechanisms
Leather
Beton
common—
Apr
Sherwin-Williams
3%
3%
10,200
2%
2%
14,700
l\i Apr
3\k Feb
Corp of America common
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
V
1%
II,500
1
1% July
Sicks
4#
4U Feb
Ogden
common
Corp
Ohio Brass
preferred—ii
Town
Omar
8%
Apr
68%
175
60%
Jan
70
100%
60
f
1 (a
Kft
23
Company common
Corp common..
40c cumulative preferred
Old
21,600
97
90c
Ltd
Oils
Okonite
12%
85%
78
1%
Aug
1%
7
3
Jan
Jan
67
05%
70%
2,090
40
Jan
70 7a
10 %
10%
16%
600
11
Jan
3%
3%
1,600
Oxford
Electric
Corp-
—1
.
2%
3%
Apr
5#
Simpson's Ltd common
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Co
Aug
5#
5#
redeemable
4.80#
Jan
$4.75
Pancoastal
Petroleum
Pan Israel
(C A)
Class
Patino
of
Penn
Metal
Traffic
Oils
123% 124%
126% July
4.32#
Jun
4.24#
37a July
4.08#
15
Public
common
58%
.1,100
21
1
8,100
;
7%
1
1%
1%
1%
69%
67%
69%
5,000
6% Mar
30%
1%
1%
.
...
100
11%
2%
1,000
26%
400
10%
11%
67%
"212
2%
69
59
6%
—1
15%
35
%
—1
59
31
35
1
3<i
1
2,500
Stanrock
Starrett
.
Jan
1%. Jan
Jan
8% Jan
55% Jan
2'ft Mar
.
Jun
63
Jan
35
15,200
%
Jan
22,900
4%
Jan
15%
8%
1,500
11%
Jan
400
7%
Feb
July
97/a May
Jan
10% Aug
9
...
10%
3,900
3
17%
17'ft
17%
1,400
13%
0
37%
363ft
39%
2,200
16% Mar
8 Vo
7%
16
x88
May
Jan
Feb
95
1772 Aug
42
July
i
1
a*
47a
600
4% July
6%
Jan
Re is
(Robert)
&
Co
Ltd—
2,800
103b
6,100
900
173ft
167a
17%
n
Shop Inc
;
<S) & Co common
Ray Drug common-
Supermarkets Corp—
in
Talon
class
Inc
Class
B
A common
common
4# cumulative preferred
16% May
45% Jan
6% Mar
19%
Feb
Thew Shovel Co common
57%
Jun
Thiokol
2,200
9%
9%
9%
9,700
7'a
5%
•7'ft
85;900
l'ft
1%
3,000
2'ft
200
lft
2%
—
•
•
Jan
16
Jun
%
Jan
10% Aug
2072 Aug
17% Jan
1
Jan
May
10
A Mar
34
45
Jan
!
July
93/4 May
Amer
7'ft
Amer
Jan
% Jan
1% Jun
Aug
1% July
Todd
23%
1,200
21%
3
Toledo
Jan
~3%
12%
13
//
8%
8%
8%
800
7%
Jun
3'ft
3'ft
3%
7,000
2%
Jan
3 3/a
Aug
150
82'/a
Jan
8672
Feb
99,400
l'/a
Jan
3'ft Aug
12% July
137a May
8% July
84
3%
2%
79 3
77
2%
13
13
7%
30o
5%
1
12 %
50o
2%
•
12%
1.25
RJTan Consolidated Petroleum
4
1
1
•
32
2%
33.
5%
•
11%
2
11%
13
3%'
100
7%
1,600
6
9,700
13%
4,700
2%
1.600
12%
16,500
3%
4
1.800
2%
2%
1,500
31 %
32%
4%
1
1
common
3'ft
Trans
4%
3%
3%
4%
4%
10
1%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jun
10% May
2% Jan
2%
Jan
7
13%
Rights
"'
8'ft.
coo
800
22%
Jan
32%
1,700
3%
Jan
5%
Apr
class
A
Lux Corp
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Tri-Continental
.77%
••
Xl4-%
,15%
19
ttWan
Two
4%-Mar
2'ft Feb
,
25
7
7'ft
60
137
15 %
19%
'**2%
21 G
6 %.•
213
2 (a
Aug
Apr
3%'Feb
Inc
Guys from Harrison
*
700
"
New
Union
Gas
Co
Corp
capital stock
w
Co
>
"4%
7'ft July
3
1%" Jan
1.200
18
161/4
677a
67'ft
5
- Aug
rl8% Aug
.
13% May
325
46% Jan
: /
,68% July
4'ft Jan--..
13
'""
~2%
1474
14%
14%
14%
900
14 %
200
2%
124,400
2%,
1
'
13 (ft
12
17'ft
13%
30
20%
3,300
1,000
18
17%
16%
177a
34
33 %
36
15
147a
15
2%
1,500
1%
—,-1
3'ft
3%
3
16
27/a Aug
Jan
Jan
,
16' //May
18% July
5,000
3%
67u
37
6%
3%
Jan
4% May
2,200
3'«
3%
May
Aug
July
July
17%
Jan
117a Jaui
2.700
17%
16%
34
8%- Jan
II
17'ft.
2% Aug
18 78 May
Jan
Apr
'
Apr
Apr
14% July
29% Jan
17,500
27;$
2%
15'ft
574 Mar
15%
May
Jan
r
15
450
4
,
15
.
1%: Jan
300
18'ft
30',
—1
*
1
25c
1
Jan
A July
a
Feb
8'ft Feb-
;
3% Feb
5 800
18;i«
66%
2%
Jan
3%
6,200
Feb
7% July
2% Mar
Jun
15(8
15'ft
.10
JJ
lo 'a
1,000
13'ft
Jan
16%
15%
15%
500
12%
Feb
16 Vb
Jun
7
8
5
Jan
8
Mar
383i
39
417a May
34'ft Jan
9,100
40%
5% July
4%
3%
Jan
2%
27a
274'"
8.400
2
Apr
2%
Jan
20c
6%
63i
6T«
1,300
6'ft July
8r%
2%
9.200
1
Jan
3%
Jun
Jun
96%
Jan
"
1
2'ft
1
25c
*
48'ft
43 3a
53,POO
43%
%
28%
20
28%
26%
18
1
67a
400
4
1,200
2078
9.100
19'ft Jan
16 7a
18 %
9,100
x7,ft
100
2%
1,200
38
39%
2.700
150
lu
ZZ
xf
88 V4
uj
Aug
2%
Jan
2
Aug
42 % July
38% Aug
Jan
96
Jan
89'ft
23a
2 'ft
2.600
174
Jan
27a May
4'/a
4'e
4'ft
1.000
27a
Jan
4% May
12%
1,900
9'ft
Jan
12% Aug
2%
7,100
2'ft
Jan
12%
2%
12
2'ft
A
54,600
•Ja
6%
2,(00
6 'a
6
3'ft
Jun
4
1%
7a July
Jan
Va May
1/128 July
6'ft July
Jan
21%
21%
500
18'ft
Feb
2372 July
23 (a
24%
47.2'M)
137a
Jan
24% Aug
18
19
1.500
15%
Apr
19
34
34
10
29'/4 Mar
34
^
19
~7%
3
7 Va
—20
Jan
6'ft Feb
~2%
10c
*__li._4
10%
.
Feb
July
29'ft Aug
18 Va Aug
90%
50o
—*
i
Yards of Omaha
7
31
Jan
29'ft
6
2
38
49% Aug
17a Feb
Jan
'ft
x7-,7
6 '/B
May
2572 Mar
7a Jan
9,300
1
28%
101
19% May
38% Feb
3,600
22%
ii May
Jan
5,400
%
23'ft
..20
100
1
1
1
*
11,800
5
4%
2,600
7%
6%
17%
17 (ft
9
23%
4(a
100
68'ft
87
<
17%
r, >-|
9
23%
.
,
ICO
100
-.200
75/B
10'ft
Jan
Jan-»','- <■
17% July Jau
19-%' Jan'
Aug
Aug
8% Jun
6'ft May
6.500
7 %
6%
85
•
Jan
37a
-.
674 Apr
•
of Canada
Investment
Union Stock
July
15'ft Aug
-49¥jt July
lfg- Jan-
~
:* *
U
Union
Feb
61
,2% Feb- /
4V+- Apr
1.200
II,000
:
Apr
.
97a Apr
15'ft Jam
2,40(/ '
"
'
July
8
17
,
13% Apr
4572 Jan
4,300"
2%:
Apr
July
27
5% Jan
1.600
■: 2.100"
58'.4
-13
22% Mar
1.700 *:
%"
3%
Jan
7
50 *
14'ft Xl4%'
6'ft
.
7% Aug
,
200
4,200
2 'ft
.
•
Chemical
8% July
58,800
2%
50c
250
10
Inc
Unexcelled
v
3%
7%
July
27a Feb
4% Jan
11%,
7
2%
24%
True Temper Corp
Jan
81
11%
19
58:%
1
warrants.
Jan
„/■ a 'ft Mar
25
1
147a July
•
3%
7%
11%
Jun
23% May
,4
July
.
..
May
Feb
x51
4,300
2 Va
issued)
Trunz
4'ft July
3% Apr
-~0(Xr—■ --2%
(when
Co
Mar
2% July
147/a
Oil
Cuba
• -
Jan
9% Jan
"
I,100
4
2
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
Trans Cont Industries Inc
1
Trans
£1
gussell (The F C) Co
Fan Aeronautical Company
84
10% Mar
.
preferred
4'ft#
23%
"21% Aug
400
1,000
-i
8
~8
1
Inc
Edison
48% Apr
247a Jan
217a Mar
'
May"
527a Apr
'
100
"3%
'
79%
25o
1
Inc
Corp
56% Apr
27
July
26
Jan
42
6
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered—£1
deposit rets def registered—5s
Shipyards
Mar
2474 Aug
45% Jan
22%
"33a
10
Inc
Roofing
Tobacco
36% May
Jan
25
—
——
1
10c
Corp
Markets
Thriftimart
Tilo
7% Jan
1
1
Thorofare
Jan
50
1,800
'
5
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
4%
1
100
Tel-A-Sign
Chemical
1974 Aug
1
Jun
17
•874 Jun
7
July
Jan
31
900
25%
Jan
6
3% Jan,
36% July
47/a May
12 %
21% Man
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
xl8%
34,100
13
41 'ft
50o
page
25%
24(4
1
International Petrol Corp
Superior Tool & Die Co
37/a Apr
/.
-
1
Corp
Corporation.
Sunset
14,600
25'ft
:
common.
Jan
11
100
i".
42 %
Ml
1.50
see
1,100
41'ft
1
common
For footnotes
55
20'ft
9%
19
1
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Rox'oury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
~
52
10
1
Inc
Ryerson & Haynes
53%
1
dep rets ord reg
Fifth Ave
•1,450
10
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
Rochester Gas & Elec 4# pfd P
Rokeach (I) & Sons Inc
Rolis Royce Ltd—•
Russeks
18%
50o
,
Field
18
1
Ridgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidating distribution
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
American
18
1
Rico Argentine Mining Co
=-
2,400
20
Petroleums
Roosevelt
17%
common
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
<
17
10
Inc
17%
preferred
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
Reliance Insurance Co—
Richwell
Container
Sunrise
•
Co
Inc
Television Industries Inc
Texam Oil Corporation
Texas Calgary Co
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd
1
10
common
Corp
Sun
&
(A)
~8
Corporation
Parts
Technicolor Inc common
4%
R
$1.25 convertible
Red a Pump Co—
Steel
Tampa Electric Co common
1
43'ft Aug
95
T
Rapid-American Corp
Reading Tube
200
6,400
21%
1
•
Statham Instruments Inc
Stylon
Jun
..
Raymond International
Corp.:
—
50c convertible preferred
Statecourt Enterprises Inc
Stroock
July
Aug
A Jan
%
15
Uranium Mines
(The)
Stop &
314 May
Jan
Mar
16% Mar
43%
Feb
33
,.'••11% Jan
1,700
146
Apr
1374 Aug
32% Jan
6,000
22%
1
—20
Stone
-
.
18
Aug
25% Aug
148'ft July
18: >
41%
July
/»
474 Jun
"
•
11% Aug -
Jan
26% Jun
ai
:«.
Jan
25'ft
,
5
10c
1
7173
Mar :
2
'b
17
—
—6
•
Sterling Aluminum Products coramon_5
Sterling Brewers Inc
—,
.1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
100
Stetson (J B> common..
—'*
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp
5
2%
8
24 'ft
—
1
1
—-—1
Ltd.
—1
Stein
18
100
com
Co common
Co
17,300
24%
-2o
25
25
25
25
25
—25
common
Steel Co of Canada ordinary.
48
10
:
8% July
36
Jun'
Q
Packing
12%
;
37a- Jan
—1
10
1
112 May
78% Jan :
300
10'ft
-
9
Apr
1074 July:
1
Jan
U
1% Jun
1,500
of
Quebec Lithium Corp.
Quebec Power Co.
Rath
11'ft
3V4 Jan
3,100
145
Standard-Thomson Corp—
Standard Tube class B
,6% July
3'ft July
59% Apr
-5% Jan
18% Jan
20%
Shares Inc
July
6%
%
6
9
2,300
525
2%
.
ft
.
400
2%
•
•
,
26%
•
1
30%
2,600
Standard
Standard
16% Aug ;
4
1,650
8%
8
■
Jan
1% Jan
.1 Jan
1,300
Standard
Forglngs Corp
Oil (Ky).
Products Co
X21
5% Jan
100
9%
;
Standard
59% Aug
Jan
11
Royalty Co..—.
6% May
16% Apr
14 Jan
3,600
7%
9%
—10c
Company—
47
5,400
7%
8
4%
18
2
1
Spear
Company
Spencer Shoe Corp.
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Stahl-Meyer InC
:
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard Financial Cerp
—
10'ft July
7'ft July;
Jan:.
6
10,400
6%
3%
3%
3 ('4
-fir
16%
Jan
4% Jan
:.
COO
9%
2.50
America
Colorado—•
4(4# cumulative preferred
Puget Sound. Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National
100
5%
300
5%
6
—10
Gas
Service
7%
13%
6%
•
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
Progress Mfg Co Inc.—
(The)
9% Aug
1%
IP
16%
X4Va
25'ft
Petroleum Corp—2
Line
Pipe
Southland
•' Mar;
5
4% Feb
100
4,800
57%
,
2%
Prophet
400
9%
20
58
20
~1%
Providence
6
5%
1
of
6%'
Southern
16% Apr
15% May
7% J*n
674 July
Jan
5%
20c
Metals
14
6=H
1
2.50
Jan
preferred
Southern Materials Co Inc
2% Jun
Jan
14% Feb
1,400
—50
Power Corp of Canada common
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert Co—
1%
600
pfd
preference
preference
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
Southern California
Juu
30% July
87a Jun
7a Jan
4% Feb
% Juu
17,400
7%
Porto Rico Telephone Co
Prenticc-IIall inc
2%
15%
15 v.
1
common
103
cumulative
convertible
convertible
cumulative
4.78#
4.56#
4.48#
217a Aug
Jan
.9 3 a
lOo
common
,
Apr
Bl%
43,600
15
———1
—
16%
I25
4%
——25c
Pressed
-
123.800
15%
5%
—
1% Mar
52,100
,
'ft
15%
1
Inc
Alexander
/
"l'/a
2
2
.;
Polaris Mining Co
Polar on Products class A
&
b
%
2
*
217
**6%
0%
■
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie.
Pittsburgh Railways Co—.—
Powdrell
5,300
97
28% May
—1
Corp
Scale
Jan
"634
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Pneumatic
Feb
86%
vtc—2Bol
Ltd
Industries
107%
470
23ft
2%
—lc
Minerals
Piaseckl Aircraft
710
98% 100
Philips'Electronics Inc..
—8
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co-—10 pesos
Pierce
Jun
cumulative preferred
124
19%
Products
Phillips Screw Co
9G%
I
•,'30% July
50
Aug
j
507a Jun
2% Aug
30% Jun
•
1
•
25
preferred
original
102% Jun
Co
«fc
4.88#
Jun
Jan
—2.50
Pep Boys
(The)
1
Peppered Manufacturing Co (Mass) —20
Perfect Circle Corp—
———2.50
Peruvian
Jan
99
Jan
98%
Corp
Canada
23%
Jan
87%
2
Peninsular
5#
Aug
95%
H
Parkersburg-Aetna
Jun
22
90%
100
Amer shares—1 Bol
Chemical Company
1
Pen Co class A
2
4%
11%
,.
150
560
91
>
V4 Jan
700
99%
Pantepec Oil (C A)
Park
8,800
Jan
1
i
Mar
54
92
Parker
%
*
.
.
35%
92%
21%
Oil vtc_——
ft
Aug
-:<21.... Jun
Jan
'
54
Oil Co common
Penn
92
1
Light 5# pfd
Page-Herscy Tubes common
2
39,600
Southern California Edison—
100
•
Pacific Power &
1,200
u
X49
.
35%
South
Jan
96%
27#
2%
n
X49
54
Jan
26'%
91%
1
38
2%
n
Feb
41
,
Jan.
50
**2%
35%
27'ft
90
;
Feb
12.50
24% Aug
97
90'ft
32
900
91'ft.
•
Airlines
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
% Apr
27% Apr
1,800
•
dividend preferred
eoi.iv
Northern
..
.
^ 5,300
50
100
Jan
6%
25
24%
15,100
%
%
x47 'ft
17
19%
—*
$4.36 dividend preferred
18%. 1974
j 3,100
67a
500
160
'
1734
1,100
1,000
34'ft May
41
49%
-
96,.July
25
97%
41
"7%
1,600
1,200
50
97
U
3 74 Feb
177'ft July
r'.
Jan
1,100
97
:
774 July
27% July
Jan
2% Apr
130
;
176
41
19%:
24
500
2%
2%
169
6%
247a
22'ft
Pacific
6,400
27
~2%
Jun
May
39
4Va Jan
1974
25%
23%
preferred
2,200
27%
-llTa
6% Feb ft-
6,600'
"7'ft
"77a
25
22
dividend
10%
6%
5
•
1
1
1
Airways
24'ft
22%
$4.75
9%
1% Feb
27% Feb
5'ft Jan
25
22%
1st
10
Jan
1
3% Feb
24%
22%
redeemable
6% Jun
5,300
South Coast Corp common
preferred—25
4.50#
3% Apr
25,200
Jan
4.36 # redeemable 1st preferred—23
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
•
$4.40 dividend cum preferred
•
2.100
2%
27
Aug
24% Aug
22% Aug
117a Feb
x
6
5%.
5%
33% Apr
30% Apr
29% Jun
247i
Jan
% Apr
8% Jim
5
25% July
25
9
1,600
2%
30% July
27% Aug
-25
3,900
5,900
~6%
.
Jan
Jan
'
10
2%
400
preferred—28
1%
-
19% July
5'4
1,500
23
1st
;.
2% July
6
-:
%
&
9%
6
9% Jan
■;
3% May-
9,300
16
14%
■ft
10
% Jan-
42%
26'ft
1st pfd series A—25
redeemable
4% -
1
277», 28 (a
3,100
4%-
""434
1%. Apr
100
•
2 ft Mar
5% Mar
•
4,900
7,900
1%
Feb
jun
73ft Apr
Manufacturing Co
20
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telev Corp—10c
25(a
30%V 31%
8%'
2%
97a
4%
Apr
1% Jan
37,700
2ft
8
1%
Singer
Singer
Inc
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
Sonotone Corp
Soss Manufacturing common
30%
:
800
2 "4
Jan
C
1,000
-
23% July
•■l'/a July
4% Jun
7
5,000
■
2%
...—5,000 ir -
27 V*
23
2
•2ft
25c
26 (a
1st pfd—23
20
1st preferred
redeemable 1st preferred
6%
169 V
1
10c
1
Publications—
preferred
Simplicity Pattern common
Slick
Pacific Gas & Electric 6#
5 % # 1st preferred
.
4%
6%
2
—
$3 convertible
16%' Aug
1
4%
6%
Simmons-Boardman
Apr
17'% July
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares-lOs
8%
4%
2
Precision Corp
Mines Ltd
Simca American Shares
Aug
Aug
Overseas
Securities
87/a
Feb
197a
7a Jan
U
0 V.
•
Silvray Lighting Die
4%
7%
150
17
17
1
Feb
12,600
18
July
21
18% Jan
21% Feb
18
3
10c
common
Creek
Silver-Miller
1A Feb
86%
50% May
2,700
3
Silver
Jan
102
Jan
B
Silex Co
July
3%
2'ft
3
1
Inc
Reb
.
95%
"3,100
7.625
1
86%
-
2
..
200
200
•
of Canada
Ltd
Breweries
19
22%
100
preferred.
Shoe
37a July
12% July
67
;
97
100
1,200
.
11%
67
class B common
Co
Ohio Power 4%#
Okalta
60o
2%
2%
Apr
22% May
18% Jan
18%
22%
25
common
91'4
2%
12 ,;
Aug
Jan
778
263ft Jan
Sherwin-Williams
1%
.——1
20
14%
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherman Products Inc
Class
Company
500
20 3 «
g
6% Jan
72
Jan
5% Jan
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Oceanic "Oil
18
Feb
20
3
•
*.1
4% May
July
Apr
•
Shattuck Denn Mining
2 "T
2%
—10c
13
20o
Inc
32% Mar
96
13,000
—10c
1
1
class B
Corp of America
69 %
60
18%
•
Inc
Bros
30% Mar
Jan
16%
7
10c
1
I
Metals Inc
General
(The; Corp
Sentry Corp
Serrlck Corp
Jun
6% May
7% Apr
Jan
15% Aug
..1
Airlines
Western
4% Apr
65
May
88% July
2% Apr
7,000
6
5%
6
————-
—
Jan
4% Apr
2% Jan
'
3'ft
'
—50
—
Seaboard
5% Apr
1,900
3,000
~4%
"47a
pfd—100
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Nuclear Corp of Amer A
& Fisher Co..—
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
57a
12% Apr
18
25c
25c:
_l
50c
.
~3%
—1
Co
Jan
Apr
Aug
2%
55,100
series.20
series_20
20
1
—
17%
1%
15%
—.20
*
...
56
4% Apr
23/ft Apr
2 6
—
23
i
28(4
27
.1
Inc
0%
6%-
6%
3,600
Ltd
Jan
13% Feb
% May
1% Jan
4% Jan
13,000
preferred
Sapphire Petroleums
Savoy Oil Inc (Del;
Saxon
Paper Corp
99% Aug
lft July
1,100
Cumulative preferred 4.40#
5.60#
1A May
1% May
Apr
ft
2,400
15
Jan
V J3 Jan
16,900
1
%
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4%#
Warrants
14%
1%
1(«
10
Airlines
Penn
14% Aug
15
—10
23
American
North
Jan
10c
1
North Canadian Oils Ltd—*
Northeast
4,100
7%
High
13%
16 pesos
preferred 4(ft#
Cumulative
25% Aug
13%
1
Corporation
Noreen-Ketay Corp
—
Norfolk Southern Railway
North American Cement class A
Feb
Jan
A Jan
Inc.—
—
Milling Co Ltd
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cumulative preferred 5% series
Feb
1%
18%
60o
——
Inc.
Norbute
3%
Apr
14,100
—1
Mines——
Lites
Noma
7/a
7,300
77,700
Corp Ltd common
Lawrence
flange Since Jan. i
Low
High
San
Jun
1%
li«
1
Mines Ltd
Nickel Rim
148%
Jan
1 %
——10
Merchandise
York
125
25%
1
10
New York & Honduras Rosarlo
San Carlos
St
Shares
15%
•
-2.50
Salem-Brosius
11% May
1% Feb
%
•
common
27% Aug
Jan
Lift Jan
3,100
4,210
1%
14%
1
*
1
Mining Co
Jan
23%
1%
'1
24%
Zinc
.
35c
New Mexico & Arizona Land——1
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd——_20c
New
1'*
140%
i\i
1% July
5%
I,400
Low
Par
Monday, August 11, 1958
.
for Week
Range
of Prices
s
19%
2.600
9%
«■
1
Jan
1
400
26%
5
New England Tel &
New
lr'»
1%
Last
Sale Price
.
Sales
Week's
Friday
«tocks
American Stock Exchange
High
Low
High
17a
i
30c
Electric Corp
Union
Low
Range Since Jan.
S bar est
of Prices
Par
Neptune Meter common
Nestle-Le Mur Co common--.——;
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
American
august
for week ended
range
8ale»
Week'"
Friday
.
•
Jun
87
Aug
'
lTTr Aug
9V2
Apr
23 'ft Aug
t
Number 5767
Volume 188
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
33
(573)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Last
Par
-
United Aircraft Products
Low
High
7%
8%
7,700
1
6%
6%
6%
8,300
5i4
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc—
1
2%
2%
2%
2ft July
%
5,900
3,800
35%
400
4%
300
177% 182
'i
2
2V«
110
United
Corp——
Products common
United Molasses
Amer
dep
-Ills
U
—10
Corp
Foil
21%
2%
Vitamin
States
—10
Jan
40%
43%
4,200
31
Jan
2%
300
2
Jun
44% July
4% Jan
1%
1%
600
1% Jan
1% Feb
43%
45%
8oo
39% Feb
45% Aug
48 ya July
T%
44
600
3
32%
14%
16 %
29,100
34%
35%'
8,000
Jan
13% Jan
16% July
35% Jun
"
22% Jan
"
6
5%
6' V
6
—5"
Utah-Idaho Sugar
24
230
15%
35%
31
3% July
1% Apr
2
—15
common
3% Apr
8% Apr
36% Aug
20
63,500
—14
Co
26y4 Apr
Jun
2%
Universal-Consolidated. Oil
Insurance
Feb
2Yi Apr
9
4,100
30%
2%
-250
Universal Marion Corp
Apr
43%
-50e
Universal
3
33%
1
—1
Corp
Jan
55%
United Stores Corp common
Universal American Corp
Universal'Products
300
3%
Apr
189
Ya Jan
500
22
313
Apr
.
7
—1
class JS
U S Rubber Reclaiming Co.
United
4% Feb
168
1
Ceramic Tile Co
8
~2%
-50c
preferred-——
Air Conditioning
S
3% May
29
3% Jan
-100
common— —25
Sharing
■
Jan
2% July
1% Jan
35% Aug
ya Apr
rets ord registered— -10s
Profit
10%
U S
4%
Jan
Ltd—
Co
United N J RR & Canal
United
35
35%
Elastic
United Milk
U
1*0
-10c
5%
6
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
Period
:
'3,600
4% Jan
800
4% Mar
6
78 Ya Apr
30% Jan
41
6% Mar
ADanzlg Port & Waterways 6%s 1952
^German
Cons
Munic
AS { secured
7s
No.
—
High
—
16
20
—.
194
210
jnne-peg
—
$15%
$182%
—
161%
182
(City of) Germany—
7s 1939- (70% redeemed)
Feb-Aug
A Hanover (Prov)
6%s 1949
Feb-Aug
A Lima
City (Peru) eyas stamped 1958—Mar-Sepf
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
May-Wos
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A 7s
(Issue of May 1927) 1947
A7a (Issue of Oct 1927)
1947Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana .stamped
$26
$74
•
.
$57
Mar-Sept
61
61%
„
$72
$100% 101%
$53
99% 101
—.Jan-July
46%
$38 %
'■
53
27
50%
37%
47%
40
56
43%
--
2s 2012—.Jan-July
.
'
—
$72
June-Dec
2%s 2008
!
$168
May-Not
Aprll-Oct
Peru (Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997Rio de Janeiro stmpd (Plan
A)
Low
$210%
A Hanover
(Plan A)
Jan. 1
Sold
High
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1947.
1947
6s
Range Since
Bonde
Friday's
Bid Ss Asked
Low
9% May
7"% Jun
5% Jan
United Asbestos Corp
United Cuban Oil Inc
Interest
High
8
common- -50c
BONDS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
FOR WEEK ENDED AUGUST 8
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
4o.ya
mm
,^°value>
a Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
z
Ex-liquidating, distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range), r Transaction for cash
(not included in year's range), t Ex-dis¬
tribution
xEx-dividend,
yEx-rights, zEx-liquidating dividend,
'
m; A Bonds being traded flat.
-;Y
•
JTPriday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
■ "
§Reported in receivership.
J Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; icons," consolidated; "cum," cumula,Vcotiv'" convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certificates}
w 1,
when Issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
•
Tn_
,
1
5
—5
Valspar Corp common
$4 convertible preferred
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
'
Van
Norman Industries
VlctoreenHThe) Instrument Co
Vlnco Corporation,
Manufacturing
3%
4%
4%
4%
4%
1,700
9,300
8,000
3%
3%
3%
1,400
3%
3%
3%
a
8%
3
1
-1
2
•
•
—
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt
39%
3%
38
38%
warrants
Jan
2
Aug
Aug
July
81
4% Aug
3% Jun
5 Ye
3% Jan
4.200
2% Jan
2% May
9*4
J ,000
8
3*4
600
-
May
July
4 */8
Jan
Feb
10
Below
"■'ro.-.v
Waco
Aircraft' Cb-i:
•
—
Wagner Baking" vptlng ctfs ext.
l'/o
100
Watfct & Bond Inc—
$2 cumulative
Wallace & Tiernan
1%
115%
490
19
19
1
3
3
1%
2Vb Apr
1% Jan
1 to
1% Apr
% Feb.
Feb
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
White Eagle 'Internet
Wickes
convertible
Oil
River
(The)
Williams
Wilson
Corp
<R
5%
preferred-
400
300
26 Vo May
23% Apr
x25%-Mar
40
Wood Newspaper Machine
WoodaU Industries Inc
Stock
A Amer Steel &
Appalachian Elec
Power
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug l
10
6
10*4
8,100
Delaware
Lack
Jan
Apr
May
3% Jan
Jan
21
75
15
96%
20
93% Jan
14*4
900
12
19*2
200
17
59
1,000
,
Last
Sale Price
—
—
—
48%
May-Nov
May
Jan
19% Feb
b% Apr
1st mortgage S'As
or
Friday's
Kid & Asked
High
97%
T115
—
Rapid Electrotype
Bond*
Range Since
Sold
Jan. 1
97%
Low
No.
7s
—
98%
6s
deb 1967
1998
-
—t
—
—
Jan-July
—
May -Nov
—
Water Power Corp 3s, 1981
May-Wot)
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62—Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sept
3%s series A 1973
Jan-July
series
3%s
4(48
F
series
series
4%s series
-
1982
1982
4%s series J 1982
Southern California Gas 3'4s 1970
Southern Counties Gas
—
Feb-Aup
—
—
—
—
Feb-Aup
1981
H
97%
—Feb-Aup
1979
I
—
Feb-Aug
——
1976:
G
—
Feb-Aup
1973—
3%s series D 1976
3%s series E 1978
38
94.65
87.55
84;11
90.95
89.31
Over-the-Gounier Industrial Stock Averages
Dale—
Range for 1958
High
89.07 Aug
72.75 Jan
Closing
Thurs.
Fri.
Low
—
April-Oct
.Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
Apr-Ocf
—
101
—
—
—
94%
for 1957
88.73
7
Aug.
Aug.
71.50 Dec 24
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for
groups
current year are as follows
Composite
Manufacturing
'
440.1*
281.8*
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance
317.2*
i
and Service
Mining
*New
•
468.0
279.4
173.5
313.3
337.6
174.8*
1
High.
+0.3
<
;
'
:
LOW
350.4
440.1
399.2
299.0
+2.1
391.0
469.4*
Goods
High
+1.0
+1.1
435.4
399.2*
:
•,
Goods
Change
346.9
339.7*
Durable
-1958—
Percent
t
July 25, '58'
350.4*
Non-Durable
4,96.4
+0.9
+0.7
+1.2
+0.6
281.8
174.8
317.2
339.7
...
,t,
—
1959
48%
49
42
49%
37%
33 Vi
96
40
98%
87
105%
99
100% 100 %
197 */b
43
402.2
219.7
155.p
263.2
261.3
Exchange
85
98.%
92',4
97
94%
130%
94
*90
*65
97%
*83
*86
180
191,,
97%
*82
*93
101
107
106,,
95%
98%
27
100%
99
Shares
69%
/a
Int'l
88
97
Aug.
6
7
3,442,850
3,204,140
8
3,655,820
5,886,000
282,000
249,000
5,458,600
Fri.
18,523,120
$29,102,000
$1,343,600
$30,445,600
Tues.
Aug.
Aug.
4,206,900
—.
Total—
—
—
94%
1
93
131
13
130
34
78
96
Stocks—No.
90
73
96% 100%
85
95%
93
89%
6,135,000
Jan. 1 to Aug. 8
of
389,246,290
9,422,297
18,523,120
Shares
Jan-July
June-Dec
'
June-Dec
June-Aug
—
Feb-Aup
—
.2
*102*2
*99,2
Stock
Exchange
Interact
Last
Period
Sale Price
S.
International
Bank
-
(Germany)
7s 1951
:
:
Jan-July
Central Bk of German State St Prov Banks—
A
1952
A6s series B
1951
Feb-Aug
Aprll-Oct
$73,000
29,351,250
589,083,600
$618,594,850
29,102,000
15,524,000
40,180,720
746,727,690
$30,445,600
$16,326,000
$787,009,320
$802,00C
$1,343,600
Railroad
and
Industrial
82",000
TotlU
97%
87%
101
89%
97
100
98%
90
103
14
101
107 %
10
104%
109 */2
106
Transactions at the American Stock
105%
110%
100
3
106
3
95 %
95
Stocks
92%
92
(NO. Of
73
Shares)
57%
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
89 ye
100%
102%
99
4
94 y«
71
100
63%
101 y»
103%
Domestlo
Bonds
Foreign
Government
Bonds
$5,000
103
Mon.
1,321,750
$50,000
ioiya
71 %
Tues,
Aug.
Aug.
Thur. Aug.
Fri.
Aug.
1,124,110
57,000
Wed.
888,805
75,000
"*6,000
910,280
71,000
111,000
5,294,570
$364,000
$28,000
Bid & Asked
Sold
Hlgb
No.
Aug.
4
Bonds
$5,000
1,043,625
~
1958
Stocks—No.
of
Hlgb
57,000
87,000
88,000
1957
$11,000
$403,000
Jan. 1 to Aug. 8
1958
1997
$364,000
$183,000
$11,297,000
$7,317,006
5,294,570
Shares—
Jan. 1
6,000
Total
Bonde
$60,000
111,000
Week Ended Aug. 8
Range Since
Low
Foreign
Corporate
17,000
102%
95% 100
100
Bonis
Low
327,686,651
$4,000
97,000
Government
96
98
Week's Range
or Friday's
$190
,
1957
1958
1957
93
87%
92%
"
Bondt
U.
50
5,910,000
241,000
1958
136
95
6,610,600
Week Ended Aug. 8
100%
108
Sales
$6,332,000
$261,000
310,600
92 %
2
98%
Bond
Bonds-
Thur. Aug.
4.013,410
Aug.
97% 102%
6
97
70
Total
Government
Bonds
Bonds
$6,071,000
6,300,000
5,669,000
5,176,000
Mon.
101
92 %
94%
Foreign
Bonds
United States
Bank
Railroad
and Miscel.
91%
97
—
88%
91
98%
HOI
Stocks
No. of
Wed.
86
80%
—
88
99
—
91
Daiiyi Weekly and Yearly
54
77
48
*89
192
57
HOI
—
Friday
series
332,3
V ;■;
•
Transactions at the New York Stock
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
BONDS
a 6s
373.3
.
135
TotaL
West Penn Traction 5s I960—
Western Newspaper Uni<m 68
-
tbe
(1939*=100):
:
87
69*,4
(Calif.)
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3yas 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
American
.
SEG Index of Stock Prices
96
U
95.07 July 26
Low
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common
stock for the.'week ended Aug. 1, 1958, for composite and by major industry
High
125
89
High
,
v
89.07
8—
100
77
—
3s 1971
Jan-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3 y4s 1970-—Feb-Aug
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
Feb-Aug
ABaden
8
2
-
Range
.
50
41
10
1100%
Safe Harbor
C
Feb
11% July
87
88
Jan-July
Aprll-Oct
April-Oct
1964—June-Dec
Jan-July
3*48
Public Service Electric & Gas Co
.
"1%
87
87,-...
*85/a
188%
1968
1971
Pennylvania Water & Power
3%s 1970
B
174.86
Aug
5% July
Week's Range
85
—May-Nov
1953 extended to 1963
series
59
Jan
T% Jan
48
1976—Jan-July
England Power 3',4 s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
mortgage 3s
—
April-Oct
Valley.RR 4% 1963
series
July
37%
—
"*
Jan-July
New
2%s
22
Feb
50
June-Dec
1993
National Research Corp—
5s convertible suhord debentures
3s
79.27
Jan
iun
4,000
Low
.Mar-Sept "
Flying Tiger' Line 5*/2S conv debs 1967
Jan-July
Guantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970
Jan-July
A Italian Power Realization Trust 6 % % liq tr ctfs—
1st
7 Ya
10% Aug
14%
39% Jan
—
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
6%s due
133.C8
Western RR—
&
mortgage 4s series B
Ohio Power
89.39
506.10
7
1% Jan
Apr
2,300
11*4
June-Dec
Jtme-Dec
QuaT-Feb
1st mortgage 4s series A 1993—
Midland
Aug.
88.83
100%
Lackawanna of N J Division—
A 1st
90.99
Aug. 1, '58
1*4
10
Period
1998
84.16
6
11%
300
13%
Interest
Apston Edison 2%s series A 1970
^nicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
87.63
2% Aug
13% Jan
I6ya Feb
800
10%
1970
94.05
Aug.
Jan
8,200
1%
10c
3V4&
173.79
Wed.
1%
£1
40c
Pump 4s inc debs 1994
79.23
Jan
400
57
,
132.11
88.55
2%
19%
Exchange
89.58
—503.11
Aug. 6-
88.65
33%
5
BONDS
89.63
91.01
Jun
5%
8
.
*
89.63
91.10
84.20
Jun
Friday
American
91.26
84.23
88.13
4
5s
—-
84.20
88.13
95.00
5
36
13%
2
Woodley Petroleum common
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
/
Amer dep rets ord reg
6%
preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zapata Petroleum Corp
88.07
95.07
Aug.
18%
9*/4 Jan
95%
—1
95701
174.60
Aug.
Jan
•
.
40 -i
Bond*
175.00
Mon.
19 Ya
11%
14%
ities
176.03
Tues.
100
Apr
% Apt
21
100
Rails
79.68
Jun
3,200
5,700
9%
25
pfd
Ltd
'Total
10'^
Util¬
Rails
trials
79.64
Jun
1
11*2
~9%
10
-
Second
Grade
134.10
40
17*4
5%
1
:
Indttstries
35
13>/a
1
>
132.98
132.47
32
50
2%
11%
79.77
\'L
506.95
31% July
38
%
10
common
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4%%
Wood.(John)
30%
38%
5
Industries
& Co
C)
Brothers
30%
32
Stocks
„
Grade
(35 Stocks)
37%
25
1
ities
1Q
First
10
Indus¬
65
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
30%
15%
Total
510.33
Aug. 4
Aug. 5
Jan
16%
\
"
15
Util¬
roads
505.43
L
'
.
20
Rail¬
-
Apr
135
% Jan
38
■
"'
,
trials
Jan
37%
1
preferred
Corp-
Williams-McWflliams
%
6,900
1
10c
-
Oil Co
common-.
Date
4% Jan
l*<f
—10
''i
•
30
2ft Mar
%
%
—20
Coal—
Westmoreland Inc—
5*/a%
Wichita
Aug
Invest Ltd—
Westmoreland
Inc
Feb
120
Amer-vdep rets ord shares——
—Is
WesternTablet & Stationery common-'
White, Stores
19
4V« Feb
400
4%
4%
—•
v.;
Indus¬
93% Jan
I-100
Ltd
i
|>ondn
-Bonds-—
3 Ya July
3
Jun
1,000
1,400
7,500
1%
1%
1%
Jan
120 % July
700
Western'Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd—100
Western-Stockholders'
Aug.
,1% Jan
Apr
16%. Apr
100
%
Western Leaseholds
27'A Jan
107
5
Texa£'UtUmes ^~£io%
May
1%
representative stocks ,aM
averages of
}
nfr
'
;
4,100
66,800
IV*
\
.
% May
II Jan
2,800
1 *4
-1.25
'70
Aug
3% Apr
21% Apr
24
26%
1
& Gas Ltd.
Jan
daily closing
Stocks
14% Jan
1%
115
3% Aug
Jun
-
1% Mar
25%
115
-
56 '
1%
•
(Del)
Weiman & company Inc—
WentwortU -Manufacturing—
West
2
10
100
20
3y* Jim
Apr '
200
1%
28
l
Webster Investors Inc
West Canadian Oil
"■
1
Webb & Knapp Inc
——
$6 series preference
—
2
.300
.
.
-100
Inc
Walthanr Precision Instrument Co
•
.
•'
3%
20
30
—
•
1'
70
3%
1
preferred—
3%
3%
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3%
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preferred
L'
the
are
3.646,400
17,000
11,000
33,000
115,489,086
1.149,000
1,078,000
117,369,054
28,000
Bonds
Domestic
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
—
—
1.331,000
1.102,009
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
34
.
.
Monday, August 11, 1958
.
(574)
■»*
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RANGE
AUGUST 8
ENDED
Week's
Friday
Boston Stock
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Fries
Par
American Motors
American
American
Tel
Refining
Boston
Personal
Prop Trust
Service
Copper
546
5574
988
Range
3974
Jau
12
270
1574 July
3274 July
18474 Aug
5474 Aug
5674 July
4974 Aug
1674
1474
292
Jan
1674 Aug
1474
50
974 Jan
59
6174
316
4474 Feb
1474 Aug
6174 July
2574
2874
400
1674 Jan
2874 Aug
2774
2774
319
29
1
2174 Apr
7574 Feb
5
50
58
16 74
.
—
5
Co
4974
Sperry
High
874 Mar
2674 Feb
1677b Jan
3974 Feb
4874 Jan
2,459
54 74
•
5
10
_
.
5274
48 74
1
Iuc
Co
195
1807b 18474
54%
•
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
3274
5074
—25
Calumet & Hecla
Cities
18074
—50
Edison
1,353
Railway
LOW
1574
Co
Southern
>-
—
Oil
Standard
474%8%
Mass
5%
St
Ry
100
cum
77
100
5674
A
Ford Motor Co—.
5674
.
Jan
8874
674 Mar
974
100
6974
274
5574
Feb
4374
499
3774
Jan
6274
6474
986
57
64 74
1
4174
4274
96
Hathaway
1
474
474
600
27b Jan
Industries
Kennecott
Loew's
Sum-ay Oil
Carbide
Union
U
U
S
42 74
50
common
99 Vb
25
3474
444
9 74
9 %
10
Corp
30
150
427ii
95
Corp
Racing
Assoc
1
National Service Companies
1
Electric System——20
England
New E-ngtand
Tel & Tel Co
Northern RR
(If H)
99
Jan
75%
Jan
874 Feb
118
36
Stone
U
S
Steel
4274
Waldorf
474
Aug
4274
Aug
28 74
Jan
9974 Aug
11
Jan
3674 Aug
ACF
Wrigley
11
100
100
1,608
110
Jan
5c
Jan
125%
Jan
13% Jan
Jun
1474
8c
Apr
18% July
147% May
Stores
5974
57% Aug
Feb
4274
50
27s
Feb
674 May
21
2174
Jan
'2774 July
46
84% May
110
Baldwin
37% July
21%
29Va Aug
143
Jan
517a
71%
Jan
Inc
:.
-
55%
Jun
6574 Feb
125
37%
Jan
4874 July
t.ow
8
Aug
Aug
Consolidated
43%
Feb
14
14%
Aug
18%
302
11% Apr
8% Jan
1474
16%
2274
328
Jan
2674 Aug
49% Aug
-.25
—.——.——1
Ex-Cell-O Corporation —
——3
Divco-Wayne Dorp.-
49%
48%
497a
4374
42%
14
639
37%
14%
59%
37%
51
377a Aug
Fruehauf
14%
6274
31% May
1274 Mar
607
1474 Aug
65,% Feb
General Motors Corp
*
..
.
—
--
12.50
—
Jan
26
3474
Jan
497a
Aug
3174 Jan
50
37
Jan
4574
Jun
56
July
July
Aug
Federal-Mogul-Bearings
Fenestra
\
■
.
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.
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Cincinnati Stock
Friday
8TOCK8
Last
Sale Price
:
•'
Gar
■■
Exchange
I14%;
Jan
-1674 July
Jan
974'May
6
852
3874
388
4074
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1974
41%
Laundry
1
Gas
/ ;16% July
11% May
14% Aug
3974 July
2974 Mar
-
3274
.40% -Aug
Feb
'43% Aug
Jan
14% Aug
4,500
839
37s
Jan
H5*/4
•9,271
33%
Jan
1,427
174
Feb
390
2174
Jan
170
167b
Feb
2
2
24
24
1774
17%
674
24
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1
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Shares
(S S)
2
2
100
174
Feb
274
11,070
174
Jan
2874
II—lio
28%
1,757
2274
Jan
29% July
.'I'TsJan
520
174
1474
1474
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1174
Jan
2074
217a
1,191
1574
Apr
2874
"2874
201
174
1%
Picher
3374
39%
5%
5'%
405
9%
>9%
.77
7
10
564
35 74
15
42
Jan
34%
39 54
29
76
474
Jan
367b
52%
574
Aug
9
Jun
1374
Feb
7
Apr
774
Jan
88
"
2974
50
46 74 Mar
3674 Aug
5374 Jun
Jan
—
35%
36
152
33
1
78%
77%
79
432
6174 Jan
66%
68
2,527
8%
preferred
100
—
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U
8
Printing
Allied
•
common
Stores
c
American
Radiator
(II!)
Oil
Jan
22 74
4774
497k
100
25
Chemical
Corp
3974
Feb
537's
3974
Apr
Jan
5974 July
18% July
18% July
Aid
17%
7%
17%
7%
262
1574
Feb
Aug
Admiral
Corp
Aluminum
Brass
Mfg
Ja n
774 July
Jan
4774 July
5974
6074
Allied
49
53 74
Allied
53%
ill
4*
61%
62 74
11
41%
42%
112
64%
64%
30
1914
19%
6074
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62 74
4674 Mar
Aug
57
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Aug
36
Jan
Jan
6474 July
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16
Jan
20
33%
94
31
Jan
35
45%
4574
87
3974
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2874
2874
2874
90
2974 July
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50
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62
19674 197%
60
43 y4
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4574 Aug
2874 Apr
34% •«
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40
40
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43
52% July
62
Aug
19774 Aug
3474 Aug
172 74
20
^3
Jan
53% May
85
45
34%
Apr
2774 May
3074 Jan
42 74
6%-May
Jun
12% Feb
3774
130
55% Mar
4374 July
6574 Jan
171
57
4574
44
15s/8
4574
669
15%
15%
50
38
_
—
38
391,4
391/4
1674
1674
120
Jan
28 74
Apr
38
Aug
Feb
40
17
Jun
14
Jan
50c
Apr
42
29 74
Apr
36%
67%
68
22
5174
Jan
2474
2574
43
2074
Jan
10
85
Apr
24%
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551/4
55y4
5534
60
51
14
14%
115
17%
23%
24%
50
1974
Jan
46
4774
131
36%
Feb
2974
Jun
25 74
Aur
24%
Aug
Jan
7074
Jan
14V4
Aug
5574 Aug
1474 July
2574 May
47 74 Aug
Feb
40 74
Aug
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3874
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64%
Jan
2.
:
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1
0
39
42
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39
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474
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9%
2,100
7
43
3974
974
300
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3074
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200
36 V2
Jun
674
Jan
' 200
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;
13% Aug
'
44% July
■"7%-July
'
4874 Mar
/'
9% Aug
27% Aug
3.300
22
74 May
800
2 7 74
61
Jan
83
Apr
32% Aug
!
23
1
Aug
Can
American
Cyanamid
Machine
American
Motors
2174
23
3,200
1474
Jan
19
18 74
19
900
1374
Jan
Aug
19% July
12.50
47
46%
47%
1.100
41 74
Jan
50
5174
1,400
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Jan
July
52% July
I
49%
39
3774
39
33
Jan
39
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14
1574
15% Aug
4
1374
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&
(Un).
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Corp
10
;
7
5
1574
1374
100
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5
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Viscose
Corp (Un)_
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18174 184
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Topeka
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5%
j
1774
—1
*
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Products
4
..10
Jan
184
!
Aug
350
75
Feb
89% July
2574
Jan
31% Aug
>
Feb
53^2 Aug
{
900
5374
5.000
40
56 74
58
1.500
59 74
1874
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Jan
10
10
100
574
Jan
10
1774
1774
2,200
15
Feb
18% July
£
3074
100
27.74
Feb
31% July
»
2274
/
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Apr
59% July
1974 July
Aug
i
1
i
2374
3.700
1774
Jan
24% July
974
934
100
9%
Jan
10
Jun
1874
1874
100
1674
Jan
20
Jan
4374
4374
4374
100
3474
Feb
43% Aug
{
7% July
'
—
•
3174
•
2374
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a*.
non-cum
preferred
Corp
Atlantic Refining Co
.
Athey
1874
preferred
& Santa Fe—
16774
3074
57
•
common
11 % May
2.000
2,200
1874
:
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& Refinins
874 Mar
11,900
51
5274
...
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r
}
3074
—5
(Un)
(111)
800
8874
8774
50
Warrants
-
Avco
\
Baldwin-Iima-Hamilton
Bastian-Blessing
Bearings Inc
Beldert
Bendix
Binks
368
1874
Feb
3174 Aug
113
2574
Jan
31
70
47
Feb
62
Aug
July
5174 July
774
Bnntb
Corp
Manufacturing
Boeing
Borg
Jan
1374
1374
1374
700
974
Jan
13% Aug
69
100
Apr
69
Aug
-374
Jan
30%
Apr
>
58 74 July
*
GO
274 May
10
2774
28
GOO
24%
5774
5774
350
45
174
300
._.
Inc (Un)
Apr
IS Jan
Jun
1 Vb
July
}
.
Aug
,
(Un)
8
4574
4474
4674
5,600
3674
Jan
46%
1
24 %
2474
2474
400
20*4
Apr
2Pl(Jan
5
3474
I
0
Bora-Warner Corp
1
May
18%
Co
Corp
(George W)
28,
5
—PI
374
100
3 74
.
Airplane
Fineries
Jan
774
774
-50c
Consolidated
Steel
574
100
774
10
Co
Manufacturing Co
Aviation Corp
hlehem
..13
(Un)
2,500
10
63
...3
Manufacturing Corp
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A. ...1
Bp
31
Feb
Co
23
Amerioan Tel & Tel Co_
76% May
31%
4574
1
(Un) .1
(Uh.)
American
5474 Aug
f
61
62
1374
674
"
Broadcast Paramt Theatres
Benguet
30%
43%
Jan
Aug
106
61
467/4
'
1
1
8
Airlines
American
7174 July
3374
"1
"100
1074
2674
Aug
Apr
33
29%
*5% May
1,200
Armco Steel
170
—
10
Jan
3274
Armour
121
30%
10% Aug
Jun
474
3074
Apr
353/4
f
;
.
Aluminium Ltd
Jan
13
258
45
Jun
77fc
83
Aug
30
547/8
76%
774
300
1 00
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4 74
8074
1674
42
53%
75
974
474
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45%
7 8 74
57%
76%
L000
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974 /
8174
67 74
40
125
High
59% Aug
25% July
Jan
"
2 7 74
Feb
34%
40%
1074
:
;
■
—
1974
10
Apr
41%
3874
200
1.G00
.1
Jan
7874
__
Since Jan. 1
* Jan
44
Aluminum Co of America
1474
41%
105 74 106
Range
LOW
'
Allis-Chajmers Manufacturing.
3374
353/4
67i/2
High
2474' 2574
*
i
Anaconda
235
64%
3674
Sales
58%'* 59 74
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25
62
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1.'..'
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Ludlurn Steel..
American
63%
1.40
Mar
transaction* only
'
Alleghany
Allegheny
July
60%
■
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25
64%
10
10
42
342 " "
Shares
1074
1'
American Tobacco (Un)
g2
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page
3
974
574" .v475
1074
for Week
5
American
40%
see
T V2 July
Jun
4274 Aug
4874
33%
§
footnotes
Apr
of Prices v
1
Paper Corp
__
Oil
Mobil
474
Week's
__
Castings
Laboratories
140
-1
Oil
Feb
740
'/
-
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574
33%e
cn7„r-;r
3V4
Range
-
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&
3674
5
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Apr
-
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20
Mar
j
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0
10
337
5
7
274
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47
12
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Jan
1,350
274"
•
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45
1934
5
,
16'44
compilation of the round-lot
common
Advanced
13%
Feb
5
F-nhp, Petroleum
22
"
Laboratories
10
7574
3
Pennsylvania RR
-BV4 Mar
Jan
Jun
574
Par
Abbott
209
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d
For
18474 Aug
89% July
42%
*
Edison
Soconj
Jan
—
—4
Rational Cash Register
National Distillers
r
1174 Mar
16774
•
Chemical
■t-
1774
1474
Sale Price
Jun
3
Ifrillard (P)
Mead
Feb
125
511
931
'
52,74 July
1474 Mar
1%
Harvester
—*
Sinclair
192
49%
Jun
1
International Telephone
Pure
75
18474
Jan
3974
0
Motors
674
i
77 a
10%
.
203
2.50
Greyhound
lo
1474
181
5
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—10
STOCKS
5374
5
General Dynamics
General Electric
27% Aug
Midwest Stock Exchange
18%
__
Motor
'10% Aug
157a
"674 .'7
Udylite Corporation
5774
*
Federated Dept Stores
344 Feb
Jun
Jan
2174
274
Ill—Ill'
Aug
42
4574
*
•
.
4;
Feb
9 74
22%
*
.274
Studebaker-Packard
18%
7
Auto-Lite
O
128
1
Light
r
734
Standard Tube class' B__.
52
62%
5
Monsanto
25
50%
10
Wright
274
600
150
1074
2774
1574
1574
.
—
59%
10
So
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Products
■
2174
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Dillon
5674
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10
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Products
FnrH
2774
Manufacturing
50
17%
♦
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l
10
5
Sheller
53%
IS
Colgate-Palmolive
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5
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88%
„
25
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1—2
Corp
Rudy Manufacturing ;—..
Apr
r;9%May
•
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!:
501
2%
2%
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140
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5
374 Mar
505
4
-
874
Paper.^
&
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&
Rickel
8774
__
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W
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57%
Chrysler Corp
Dayton
4774
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14
181
88%
1
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Rockwell
4
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_•—_
47% Mar
Jan
5
Ohio
31% Jun
,
■
(Die)
Co
A
1474
•
&
Brewing ,—;
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Jun
36%
3
Col
46
Mar
81
Avco
Corn
40
110
Bethlehem Steel.
Columbia
Pfeilfer
14V2 July
2174 Aug
22% Mar
Aug
44%
10
Armco
Cities
Corporation
8174 Aug
2274
50
&
*217
III—10
Murray
Jun
29
6874 Mar
4474
...•
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Chesapeake
45%
200
Jan
2174
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.
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American Tobacco
:
Ashland
45
Jan
Mar
237/2
•
12.50
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Armour
10
190
Jan
1
i.
Can
American
81%
5474
180
3674
7974 Jun
6874 Aug
J,
^
Airlines
American
31
29
Stocks
—
American
__
200
28%
81%
29
10
Unlisted
66%
200
5
S
Jan
3
——
Chemical
Sherman
2
U
Jun
25
V
—:
Randall
July
Aug
8874 Aug
Jan
Procter & Gamble
Kroger
Jan
2574 July
Jan
-
25
7
52 74
__
*
Hobart
'
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2774 Jan
507
—
2874 May
Mar
16
347/a
40
88%
Jan
12
3
46
38%
10
Art
14
;
87%
«■
—
41%
35%
33%
*
—
15
2274
Refineries
Michigan
2% Aug
y-
Jan
14%
21,74
Lansing Stamping
Leonard
High
Aug
2
1
—
Range Since Jan. 1
214
23%
4174
41%
Aug
:?uly4.
'
174
Low
88%
12%
Drug
Gibson
15
23%
—
10
50
Cincinnati Transit
Eagle
■
Aug
24
-1.774 Aug
-r6*4
474? Jan
•
July
45% Aug
.;
for Week
24%
Jen
2174
1674 May
-
4274
5;
Kinsel Drug
High
2374
—
•
Cincinnati Milling
Cincinnati Telephone
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of Prices
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Aug
1,226
574'
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1874 Aug
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Aug
165
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3174 May
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7174
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243
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4974 Aug
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6474 Aug
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4874 Aug
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100
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77
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Standard
Standard Oil
of Prices
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5
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1474
3274
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1574
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47
1,100
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47% July
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28
27
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47
Aug
Number 5767
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Volume
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FOR WEEK ENDED
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Jan
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38
35'%
38%
Jun
Morris
52
53%
700
Apr
36 Va
Jun
Motorola Inc
40'%
41
(Un)
25
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Central & South West Corp
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60 %
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preferred
Chicago
$7
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8%
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Northern
Illinois
Aug
Northern States
Aug
(Minnesota)
24
Aug
32
Aug
27%
Apr
,
19%
700
,,
Jan
195
140
Oak
July
Oil
Co
123'%
100
123 %
Jan
140
Jun
54
2,300
44%
Apr
57
Jan
Service
Cleveland
4 %%■
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Cliff's
Iron
Colorado
59%
62%
2,800
45
Feb
62% Aug
Pan
413.4
300
35%
Jan
40%
1,100..
28
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42% May
41
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Parker
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&
5.25%
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79%
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Controls
Crane
•
24
July
18
Jun
22 Va
19%.
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16
Jan
20
49%
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41%
Jan
$1.60
700
21
100
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513/s July
112
1,700
25%
Feb
36 Va
37'%
41
7,900
287a
Jan
41
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'Aug
21%
22
5,400
16%
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30
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800
263%
Apr
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33
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76
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63
13%
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42%
700
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32%
32%
100
26%
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34 %
July
43%
Feb
74%
25
56 %
21 3/4
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54
200
17%
Jan
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100
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15
15
12%
13
6 Va
Jan
11%
Jan
May
15% July
30%
30%
300
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Jan
30% July
24-
700
15%
Feb
25% July
300
7%
Jan
12 3/4 May
21% Mar
29 3/b July
22%
100
DTM
Corp
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43%
39%
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22
66%
5
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62
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26
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5
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24
750
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73
73
100
50
Jan
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753/4 July
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53%
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18'A
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13
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19
•
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300
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54%
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34'A
35
17'%
18'%
53%
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Eastern Air Lines Inc
Eastfnan Kodak Co
Natural
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36%
36%
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32%
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.
33 %
Firstamerica
Ford Motor
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'Four-Wheel
17%
800
43%
Box
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General
"General
;
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76%
500
25%
1,000
51%
Apr
66*3/8 Aug
Paper
10 V4
10'A
10%
600
174% Mar
197% Aug
Standard
281/4
28'A
28'A
300
46 %
44'%
46'%
2,700
54
56
River
Apr
99%
Feb
118% Aug
33% AUg
30% July
17%
Jun
Jan
43 %
July
Jan
19% Jun
"15%.Apr
37%
15
Raisin
Rockwell
Dutch
11 Va
11%
2,800
8% Mar
13%
14'%
5,000
9% Jan
Corp
(Un)
Dynamics
Louis
National
Louis
Public
Regis
Paper
Co
(The)
Glidden
Co
11%
Jan
14% Aug
Apr
65%
Corp
Shaeffer
Jan
•Signode
•
Steel
Sinclair
Oil
63%
64 %
1,900
57
Apr
64 % Aug
44
45%
7,700'
33%
Jan
>45 % Aug
43 %
43%
2,500
38
Jan
45 %
July
/Southern
July
Southern
200
40%
Jan
53
27%
500
22%
Apr
30
Jan
42%
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33%
Apr
42 %
28%
Apr
353/4 Aug
27%
26%
1
41%
41%
34%
34%
35%
Bend
Pacific
Southwestern
Co
Public
13 %
Jan
91
Aug
Square D
Gossard
•
18
17%
18
800
14 Va Mar
18
Aug
Standard
12.50
47
47
47%
28%
Jan
48 Va July
Standard
Oil
of
of
Gulf >011
Co
1
33%
33%
33%
600
26
Jan
36
Jun
Standard
Oil
47%
46%
47%
700
33
Jan
47% Aug
Standard
Oil N J
1%
1%
2 Vb
800
1
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2Va Aug
Standard
Oil
50
35
Jan
*
3
113%
1
A
15%
25
class
(Un)
'
31%
41
41
Aug
16%
Apr
15%
1,400
14%
Jan
110% 113%
600
101 Va
Feb
118
July
15%
Organ
Heileman
Hein
Brewing
(G)
Co
Industries
Houdaille
Industries
31%
100
27
Jan
32
July
12%
13%
1,650
1,350
113/4
Jan
15
Jan
11%
Jan
18
July
1,300
1,150
36%
Apr
44 ya
70
Jan
87
16
Feb
18 Va Mar
17
16%
17%
1
Hertz''Corp
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett
'Howard
31%
1
2
Werner Corp
39 Va
37%
39%
87
84
87
3
17%
17%
17%
200
1
3%
3%
3%
1,900
25
—
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Inc
1
4%
Illinois Brick Co.
10
20 %
20
•
39%
39 >/a
RR
Central
Illinois
Steel
Indiana
Steel
Inland
Interlake
Products
International
Mineral
Chemical
&
International Paper (Un)
international
2V4
3%
Jan
Studeb«kpr
Sunbeam
'international
Interstate
Feb
Sunray
Swift
5% July
jenes
Shinkle Shoe
tUn.i
Laugnlin Steel
&
Kaiser Alum &
Kennecott
Co
300
17%
Feb
20%
Jun
Texas
28%
Jan
40
Aug
Textron
19%
Feb
Thompson
19%
1,800
17 % May
2,500
34
74
Jan
250
30
101
May
2,500
30%
800
26 %
Kimberly-Clark
85%
Jan
Thor
Gas
Laclede
Leath
Libby
&
Co
30% Aug
104 %
Aug
May
33%
34
600
32 34 July
40
38%
40
700
29%
Jan
4OV4 Aug
Jan
17ya May
534 July
17%
13%
1,200
Minnesota
19 Va
25 Va
Min
Mfg
Mississippi River Fuel
200
11
1,250
2,300
43
Feb
62%
Apr
21
31 %
51
52
26
Jan
33% July
351/4
Apr
52
34%
34%
100
32% Feb
353A May
20%
5,400
17% May
207/a Aug
18'%
19'A
25%
11%
19 %
26 'A
Aug
12 3/4
July
9%
800
11%
Jan
20% July
7% Jan
400
25
200
Trav-ler
35
Feb
8,100
47%
1,000
42%
Feb
57% Aug
13
13
200
12 Va
Jan
13%
37
37
200
29% Mar
37
15%
16%
400
13Va Jan
10
10
100
10
163A Aug
12% Jan
1
.6
15%
1
lo
Radio
■*Oth
(Un)
Century-Fox Film (Un)
So
Salle
La
St
Carbide
35%
•
2%
100
39%
Feb
54
24
25
400
15%
Jan
25
27%
800
20 3/a
Jan
341%
35%
1,700
29Va
Jan
AUg
27% July
35% Aug
40
300
32%
Jan
40
29'%
30%
72%
71'A
73
900
55%
Feb
73
32'%
37
500
23%
Jan
37
12%
13
1,600
573A
57%
57%
22'%
22'/a
23
14%
10
Apr
42 3/a Apr
19% Mar
200
950
19% Mar
26% July
United
Jan
113/a July
U
S
Rubber
T
Q
<Upp1
73 V\
Apr
29 %
Jan
Van
12 3/a
Jan
15% July
300
43%
Jan
60 % Aug
22% May
25% July
25%
1,500
1%
1%
1,400
36%
36%
1,700
33
30%
33
70
70'%
25
1
377 M
38 3 4
-
38%
850
34%
3538
1,000
450
13'%
13%
44
44
1
2,800
500
200
100
2,900
30%
3'
36 V2
li.
7'%
10%
•
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7%
90 3 4
1,000
28
500
Jan
r
Jan
n
Jan
Jan
34% Jan
7
90
7
*
73%
45 %
Aug
Westinghouse
Whirlpool
Jan
July
Wieboldt
19%
Feb
Wisconsin
12
Apr
Wisconsin
13 % July
July
Wisconsin
Woolworth
67 % Aug
67'%
3,050
42
15
1,200
10Va Mar
15
70% Aug
Aug
32 »4
500
30:%
31'A
1,400
67'A
30'%
Apr
106% Aug
32 % July
84
1,100
48%
27% Jan
300
31'A
A03/a
Jan
53 Va
25
Jan
31% July
700
52% Feb
22
68% July
31 % Aug
Jan
Jun
31'A
400
ft %
8'A
1,500
63/4 Jan
8% July
48%
49%
700
35
Jan
49% Aug
600
67%
Jan
90
Aug
89%
87%
90
37
38'A
1,400
31% Apr
38 % July
69%
72 Vb
4,000
51%
Jan
72% Aug
35
Works
Aug
Inc
34
35
150
17%
Jan
35
Corp
(Wm)
Jr
Jun
10%
10%
1,900
23%
22
23%
2,500
15 Va
Jan
23 Va
Aug
61%
60%
62
2,400
55%
Jun
65%
Feb
23%
22
24'%
1,600
I6V2
Apr
14'%
Hi/a
100
—•
-
12% Jan
24% Aug
15 V* "Aug
(Un)
Co
Co..
24
24
24
600
19%
Jan
25
luo
36'A
36
363a
950
31 Va
Jan
37
Jun
24%
24%
300
20%
Jan
25 % July
—10
46%
473A
750
36% Jan
*
(Un)
Youngstown Sheet A Tube
Radio Corp
Zenith
Feb
10%
Corp
Machine
14 V4
1
*
Co
9% May
2%
12%
6
common
Service
(F W>
Jan
34%
Feb
70%
Public
Yates-American
14'%
62
38 V4
Bank8bares
35% July
64'%
120
8'A
(Un).
(Un)
Electric Power
Feb
34%
33
49%
31'A
(Del)
Electric
Mar
15
Jan
65%
Corp
Stores
Wrigley
67'%
22
I
31'A
—
38% Aug
45
36% Aug
800
46 %
Union Telegraph
7% May
92
Aug
im
•1% Aug
Jan
105% 106 3'4
Inc
Western
36 Va
60
Jan
27%
Jun
Webcor
Jan
July
1,000
1%
Corp..
Iron
24
14%
25%
States Gypsum
Dorn
July
60'%
36 3A
Co
Co
Aug
60
14%
1
1
RR..
Aug
13 V4 Mar
57
31%
Fruit
26%
Aug
30% Aug
12%
California
of
Corporation
Feb
Aug
Jan
1,000
Ian
25% Mar
3,700
1
—
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Onited
3%
19 V2
18% July
45 Va
6% May
Aug
3,300
5%
37
fUn)
8
Jun
July
54
5%
30
Corp
Jan
Apr
Aug
38%
24
7.50
Corp
United
5%
Feb
56'/a
54
5 3/4
1
(Un)
Feb
26%
'0
5
rri-Continental Corp
Oil
66
500
53% July
493/4 Aug
1,100
1
Electric
Jan
8
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500
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9%
4%
100
27i
12.50
(U11)
(Un)
43%
21%
2.35
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Homestake Mining Co (Un)
Hupp
12% Aug
5,697
38 >
23'
Holly
Howe
Feb
12%
1
7'/»
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Holly Development Co common
Ltd
7%
8% July
...2.50
—
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Hotels Corp..
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117% July
25
1
Inc
Apr
Feb
;—1
A
———
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15%
101
Jan
57a
July
Idaho Maryland
Idaho
Power
Inland
Co
International
Harvester
•
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Tel
Oil
(Un)
*
38%
Jan
Mar
44% Aug
433
75%
Jan
38%
1,112
28%
Apr
100% July
38% Aug
Jan
104% Aug
37
577
85%
40
3,713
29%
Feb
40!b Aug
2,210
7%
Feb
11%
387b
40
11%
10%
33 %e
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65c
1,665
104% 1047b
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Jun
10,220
100
42 7
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31c
44%
36%
44%
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27c
10
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International
27c
97
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Oil
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3%
790
3%
July
4% July
44%
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3574
Apr
44% Aug
3 %
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Aug
Feb
29 %
180
23%
Feb
16%
125
14
Jan
177b
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40%
155
32%
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28%
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(Un)—
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16%
10
Jan
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5
Dry
Canadian
Capital
5
Jan
49%
19%
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Intex
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Calaveras Cement
400
112
45%
200
354
14%
,
July
4%
67%
19%
268
1
61%
12%
77,
Aug
5.00
4
67%
4%
37% Aug
18% Jun
14%
;
64%
I
16% Mar
July
.
Apr
*
490
47 %
2.50
—
57 y8
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18%
Apr
10
(Un)
common
2,043
5
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Aircraft
17%
30%
50c
1
preferred
Bunker
64 71!
146
Gulf Oil Corp
6.023
25%
15%
63%
23%
Gulf
1
5
Jan
64%
23 %
Grumman
467
10
65%
1,531
Jun
1
1
Apr
15%
Apr
44%
B
55
15%
Aug
457b
15
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Jan
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Co
19 %
60
Apr
Apr
B
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Budd Company
;
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Apr
Jan
Jan
■
Bond
Feb
14
2%
(i
■
.
24%
729
208
18% May
8
(Un)
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30%
356
17%
3
a56% u58%
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322
37%.
17
2%
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430
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417ii
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17%
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Jan
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37 %
31%
Greyhound
Hertz
Black
14% Aug
279
3,926
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8
—
57
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817
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45%
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—4
39%
2,041
437b
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6%
6%
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24%
■
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60! 4 July
53% V
52
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.10,147
1
19
13%
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43% Aug
Jan
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Great
Aug
Jun
7
Jaii
Jan
15
*
Aug
38
7 %
Bell Aircraft Corp (Uni
Bendix Aviation Corp (Un)
52
48 "4
38
411
Financial Corp
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Western Producers com60c
Oil &
Lakes
13%
Feb
5,450
'
18%
18%
1,666
1,303
47%
2 %
Jan
5%
1
18
257
V
Aug
23% July
8% July
52%
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Co (Un 1
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9%
5%
1
Co
&
Ri
City
24%
37%
—5
——
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60%
43%
17% Apr
6% Apr
—83! be
—
Graham-Paige Corp
315
5%
7%
60%
42%
of Calif——:—.—10c
Humor Co
Good
2,740
38
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7%
1
Corp
Gladding McBean & Co
Glidden
13%
1
Co
Inc
355
(The)—
Co
13%
18%
1
RR (Un;——
Instrument
Cons
20*,'it
77b May
July
Apr
12%.
8%
100
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Benguet
20%
Jan
Aug
15
31%
on
42
23
(Un)—13
Co
Barnhart-Morrow
46:%
(Un)
57
Great
Beckman
Jan
Getty Oil Co common——
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Oil
377«
—5
—_
Tire & Rubber Co.
36% July
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corn
Bankline
1.805
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4
1
22%
100
Granite
Ohio
46%
,7%%.
Hi
210
Jan
-X
10
10
Atlas Corp
(Un)
1
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Avco Mfg Corp
(Un)
J
Petroleum
Jun
46%
v
——_—*
20%
Dry
Baltimoie
Aug
17%
-1%
Corp com
Corp
472
Atch Top &
Bandini
36
Apr
Exploration Co of .Calif
—1
Corp (Un).— —_
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35%
Goods Corp.—
Santa Fe (Un)_.
Refining Co (Un)
Associated
Atlantic
Jan
!b
5
35%
Refining
May
May
5174 July
5
(Un)
Co
31 %
34%
13
62%
531% Aug
Feb
15
Jan
15
—
32
July
40 %
Feb
21
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36
General Foods
25%
9%
77b
477 b Mar
5
General
1,564
1.10 Jaa
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Jun
3,592
Jun
889
Co
Controls
Aug
32
210
85c
373
50
17%
——2
Garrett Corp
——
General Amer Oil of Texas.
10
(Un)———5
(Un)
1
(111)
&
10O
11
50
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35%
(Un)
Corp
Co
Oil
Ashland
12
12
10%
10
>
5
Gas(Un)—
1,600
Jan
Jun
9% July
1,115
—-—
C
Trailer
3474
Louisiana
Arkansas
90c
7
6,037
2
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375
42
36
—
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General
Archer-Daniels-Midland
9%
17% July
Apr
67b Jan
17%,
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89
Jan
7(>
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Oil
Anderson-Pilchard
9%
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167%
642
31
53
60
.
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51%
28
(Un)
Corp
Co
87 %
25
32
38
17
Co—
General
American Tobacco Co (Un)..
Anaconda
181':;
100
American Tel & Tel Co_
912
Feb
Jan
Aug
30
30',,
20
(Un)—
Power
Foreign
Motors
American
11
1
(Un),—
American Factors Ltd
5
34
Line Inc (The)——
Tiger
Flying
25
10
165
■•%
..2.50
Ltd—.
13%
18%
preferred
34% Aug
14%
37%
A
< U11
705
27%
Cement
a7%
26% Mar
2,086
•
5
Flintkote Co
18%
27%
Cyanamld Co (Un)—_
a7%
Jan
150
17%.
9%
•
27 % Aug
27',
American
34%.
17%
High
3774 Feb
117% Aug
34% Jun
420
33%
34%
20
Corp
Feb
2
American
27
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a7%
111
Firstamerica
19 %
(Un)
3,673
:
47%'
Jan
&
Eng
1,107
21%
Theatres ( Un t.l
American Can Co (Un)
12.50
97%
17%
class A..—r. —-.1
1
Airplane (Un)_.
5
Fansteel Metallurgical (Un).
1
Fargo Oils Ltd
Fibreboard Paper Prod com
Falrchild
Jan
23%
American Bdcast-Para
936
Co.
Ar
Max
Factor,
14%
23%
1
Corp
Arma
31% May
32%
5
—
Oil Co Ltd class
Exeter
23%
(Un)_
com
265
116% 117%
4
(Un)
Erie Railroad Co
37%
87c
Emporium Capwell Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
37
5
Corp.——
Phone (Un).
Si
Food
American
3
Natural Gas Co corn—
Auto-Lite Co (Un)
Paso
Electric
Shares
7 % July
7%
Ltd
Aluminium
Amerada
20%
88c
88c
1
Pictures Corp
Chemical
Jan
50
10%
2
Co
Alleghany Corp common (Un)
Allied Artists
14%
02 %
Co (Un)
Gold Min
Juneau
Allied
10%
.-10o
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Alaska
108
18%'
50
1
—
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Aeco
Air
Corp
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Low
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18%
—
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10
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•
Low
Par
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f>
Abbott
Laboratories common
ACF
of Prices
X
Air Lines (Un_ )
Eastern
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Kaiser Alum
37%
6,804
23
Feb
37 Va
49
49%
138
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Aug
49% Aug
84
87%
100
84
Aug
87 % Aug
12%
13%
33 %r
34%
22%.
20
22 %
2,440
14%
Apr
22 % Aug
4%%
10
80
78!.-
80
894
55%
Apr
80
4
13%
Feb
18% July
Kaiser Industries
4
13%
8%
Jan
11% Aug
Kennecott Copper
•
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Jan
24
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Aug
preferred
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% fr
....
conv
Celanese Corn of America
*
18
18
18%
615
Certain-teed Products Corp
1
11%
10%
11%
1,725
Champlin Oil & Refining (Un)
Chance Vought Aircraft (Un)_.
1
24
23%
24
489
18
l
49%
49
49%
400
32%
Jan
1
1%
1%
1%
400
1%
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59%
2,V Jan
597 a July
Lear Inc
Aug
Lehman
13% Aug
2,263
7%
Jan
a95'it a99%
475
76%
Jan
94% July
52
55
2,421
34
Jan
55
6%
67 b
235
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Charter
Aug
34
50
100
& Chem Corp com
12.50
Oil
Co
Ltd
——
Chesapeake <fc Ohio Ry .(Urn
Chicago Milw St Paul RR com (Un)
Preferred
(Urn
Chicago Rock Island & Pac
Chrysler Corn
< Un >
*
.
Cities Service Co (Un)
Clary
*
25
58
—
53%
1
805
48%
Apr
19
50O
12%
Feb
19
58
58
120
Jan
58
27%
27%
350
52
53%
1.770
60%
lo
Corp
Colorado Fuel & Iron
59%,
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25
100
3%
21%
37
60%
268
a
4
949
21 %
22
633
46%
197a Mar
44
45
3%
18
Apr
Feb
Aug
(Un)
County Land Co
Broadcast
Gas
Commercial
Syst_ class A_2.50
System
Solvents
(Um
10
(Un)
AUg
27%
Aug
Jan
Libby McNeill & Ltbby
Liggett Sc Myers Tobacco (Un)
60% July
Salt Co.,
Litton
4%
Jan
Lockheed
Jun
22%
Feb
Loew's
Inc
Natural
Power
Co
Continental Can Co
Gas
<Un,i
7.794
247a Mar
32%
16% Jail
20
13%
13%
27U
10%
Feb
13 r'a
49%
49 %
335
42
Jan
51% July
—
(Un>
53%
586
33%
270
28 %
Feb
36
July
47
114
42%
Feb
47
Aug
Matson
51%
517JI
133
487b
Jan
53%
Jun
Menasco
4! I
389
Jun
I
50c
1
Jan
52
11
122
8%
267
33%
Apr
Jan
11
45%.
30%
5
40%
11
30%
5
50%
5% '
51**!,
145
25%
Jan
1,218
4%
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(Un)
Di Giorgio Fruit Corp class A
Class
Jan
54
13
Apr
18%
163
30%
Jan
35
33%
Jan
71% July
51c
50c
53c
10.932
35c
Jan
68c
July
34
34
454
28%
Jan
34
May
37%
400
32%
Jan
37% Aug
36%
Merck
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Jun
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see
page
Co
South
Util
Jan
11 Va July
Monbanto
8%
9%.
500
8%
Apr
10%
Montana-Dakota
25% July
3% Jun
Jan
28%
2,699
2.1% Mar
29% July
42%
39%
42 %
4.077
27%
Monolith
8.885
20%
Aug
5%
5!-,
5 %
1,298
4%
Jan
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34 %
10
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1.35 May
2.00
1,050
58
912
37%
Jan
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17%
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37 Va
1.85
Jan
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22,000
2c
Jan
1.565
18%
Feb
25% Aug
34%
135
28%
Apr
35% July
84%
12% Mar
61
35:t,
2,851
30
Anr
27'b
27%
430
23 %
Jan
27% Aug
*
38%
377«
38%.
2.575
29%
Jan
38% July
Inc
(Un)
(Un)
Co
40r,'i
40%
210
36
Apr
40%
4%;
4%
300
4
Mar
22 V*
600
22%
2,390
Jan
22% July
National
30
3,822
14
Jan
*
1
46
46%
377
38
Jan
30
Aug
46% Aug
National Biscuit Co (Un)
Nat'l Distillers & Chem
11 %
11%
11%
272
10% July
12%
Feb
National
(Un)
1
ci%
41/4
58 7b
61%
788
547b
Apr
74 »/4
Jan
8%
4%
700
3%
Jan
National Theatres Inc (Un)
Natomas Company
1
4%
1
6
66
62
66
41
41%
830
4%
47b
130
3%
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s
Aug
44
July
173
Apr
Apr
Apr
5% May
195% Aug
Auto
England
Co
Electric
Niagara
Mohawk
Aug
4% Jan
3%
.14
193
10
Jan
15%
Jun
49%
49%
307
42
Jan
50%
Jun
24%
25%
132
21
Jan
26% July
54*%
54%
217
43%
Jan
54% Aug
8%
8%
457
77b
Feb
9V4 May
6
6
758
5
Jan
6% May
18% July
1
Svstem
(Un)__
Power,
Jan
10
Corp
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N Y Central RR Co
36%
(Un)— S
Fibres
Gypsum
New Idria
13% Jun
13%
27%
22
33 Va
Jan
5
(Un)
26 %
527b Mav
3c
34
22%
3,180
July
175
3c
3
Utilities
MortTomery Ward & Co
New
45
44%
25%
,
13! 4
29!-•
66
Jun
35%
pfd (Un)_10
22%
474 Mar
2.65
5974 July
19% Feb
2
Cement
Chemical
2.50
1613
Tan
July
5% May
1
Portland
Diablo
26
2c
25%
42% Aug
22% July
16% Mar
July
24%
447
10
5
35%
57,
1.83
57
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Develop Co (Un)
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
7%
25%
12.50
Mindanao Mother Lode Mines—
100
Feb
20%
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686
11
21
1
42.
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Co
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Aug
57b Feb
28%
1
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34%
1
24
Jan
Aug
Jun
2.415
a
•
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Dresser Industries
DuMont Lab Inc (Allen B)
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39
525
7.50
Dorr-Oliver Inc common..
Chemical
2.216
17
5
Dcugias Oil Co of Calif
Dow
54
17
d)c
305 a
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5
B
'Disney (Walt) Productions
Dominguez Oil Fields Co (Un)_
Douglas
52%
71 %
(Un)
Co
Motorola
&
Jun
54
67'b
Co
Merchants
Mt
Deere
51%
52%
71 Vb
common
Navigation Co
3%
Feb
737b May
a35!:»
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10%
2% July
117b July
Jail
37% Mar
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com
Magna vox
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2%
15%
Jan
67
17
(Un)
Aug
45% Aug
53%
8
110
991
1*
Co
10%
23%
3
5
_
49
55% July
45%
Zelierbach Corp common
5
Crucible Steel Cc of America (Un)_12%
Cuban American Oil Co
Co
Martin
47
Crown
Cor])
&
54%
44)4 Jan
685
72%
50
—4
(Unt
M & M Oil Co
M J
Macy
33%
_io
'Cudahy Packing Co (Un>
Curtis Publishing Co (Un>
Aug
10
33%
Feb
.1
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Cement
(P)
a
50%
51';:
Jun
Feb
37 %
July
13%
*
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Corp
67/a
27% July
Jun
22%
78
107B
10%
066%
Jan
297
Aug
49%
Continental Copper & Steel Ind com—2
Corn Products Refining (Un)
lo
Crane Company (Un)
I_.
25
Crestmont Oil Co
1
Curtiss-Wright
848
19%
1
Consolidated Edison Co of N Y (Un)__*
Consol Electrodynamics Corp——-50c
Consumers
3274
19%
7
4%
Aug
50
50
25
Inc
Aircraft
Star
a277tt
10
Industries
Jan
25
Commonwealth Edison common
Consolidated
31%
19'
1
—
57
Loriilard
Columbia
(Un).:
54%
__50
.....
Corp
Leslie
Lone
Columbia
2%
1
50c
14
7
2,557
17%
17%
%
100
197 b
18%
20
1,256
35 Vs
35
35 Vn
661
177 b
7'«
14%
Jan
'
7b
Jan
1% Feb
13 V4 Mar
20
Aug
Jan
36
May
297b
Number 5767
188
Volume
.
.
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OUT- OF TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED AUGUST g
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Norris
Corp Ltd
Oil
Co
—-1
:
;
Low
42o
39,012
31c
High
Jan
52c
Union
common-
American
Invest
6%
preferred
5%%, preferred
25
———
1.65
300
1.50
Jan
2.00
Feb
Union Oil Co of Calif
3,15!)
2514
Feb
36%
Aug
19%
70
Union Pacific Ry Co
17
Feb
20%
Jan
Union
24%
24%
24
300
: "
24
21
22Tb
70
Jan
Jan
25
Inc
27%
26%
24 Tb May
United
Aircraft
435
33%
Jan
43 3 4
Aug
United
Cuban
22%
Feb
27% Aug
,
Oil
Pacific
21b
2%
2%
42%
41%
42%
36 To
39
&
14%
0
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23
56 >2
23
25
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14
271
27 %
10
31
Products.
14%
May
15
29
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2.05
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2,325
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43
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1,950
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15
22%
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41
Jan
52
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48%
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1,185
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27% Aug
33%
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5%
red
1st
pfd class A
4.80% red 1st pfd
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July
50%
31
31%
27 %
28 Tb
1,532
30 %
Apr
25%
25%
102
25% Aug
24%
25%
1,030
24% Aug
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305
24% Aug
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25
389
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Feb
58
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14%
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July
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16
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Bunray Mid-Continent Oil
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Pan American World Airways
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3,030
Jun
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765
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224
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18
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9
Jan
10'
May
19
Apr
21
Feb
32
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25
22,942
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51
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37
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20
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75
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40
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31
31
31
200
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7
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20
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27
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31
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19
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•
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11
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50
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30
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15
30
2.20
2.20
2.25
400
25
27%
27%
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3,110
10
15^8
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26%
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13%
13%
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14
1,150
13
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2,620
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106
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50
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110
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,
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Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
22
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co Ltd
14
July
37% July
710
515
20% Jan
22%
450 ""
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40% Aug
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4,807
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41
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27%*
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5
20
37% May
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30
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72
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29
3.50
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51
50
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33
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13
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19% Jun.
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400
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Jan
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30
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16% Apr
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Dominion Tar &, Chemical common..-•
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16
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9
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20
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73
155
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46
42% Feb
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45
Jan
50
Aug
64%
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10% Aug
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81% Aug
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:
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-
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Feb
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69%
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.
450
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18
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30
95
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5% Jan
6% May
43% Jan
141/2-
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6% Jan
38% Mar
25
81%
29
66%
20
—
July
320
95
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1
51
1,700
13%
i
preferred
43% Jan
48
78%
Apr
6%
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10
1,528
18
5
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48
80%
100
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92
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89
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22
11%
•
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a
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9
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd 9
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9
General Development Corp
1
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32
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Imperial Investment class A.
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59%
•
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101
55
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-
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Great Lakes Eaper Co Ltd
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35
105,
107
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105
•
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14
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33%
100
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'
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Mar
13
385
46% Aug
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32
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11
39%.
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Jan
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30%
25
13
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preferred
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27
•
26%
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11%
.
16% July
16
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*
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18
July
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105
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14
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50
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5
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25
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July
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Jan
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.
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Feb
*
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10
8
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25
100
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.
July
12%
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22
Apr
23
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24%
alO
-
19
Aug
32y2 Mar
Feb
Jan
•
Pfd
Class B 5%% preferred—
3.25 Apr
8
203*i
24
4
47
35% Jan
26
1,375
19%
*
11% July
11% July
Feb.*
80,
'
Aug
43
"
29 Yi,
64% "
23 % May
July
9% Feb-
245
22
14% Aug
-
Apr
41
.10
477
30,
24%
35%
Warrants
a—
Mar
5
4,830
33
20%
,
Class" A 5%'%
May
Aug
7
A—
200,
47
80%
32%
100
—
preferred
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
16% Mar
3.25 Apr
3
6 Vo.
Anr
13
32
a4.00 a4.00
GVo
20
3,280,
44%
Jan;-' "
11%
19%
'
July
21
May
.102 % Aug
Jan
...
July
41
16% Jan
100"'
21%
-•
common
5%
Jan
13%
35
40
,■••16% Aug
,
1
St Lawrence
3.50 May
2.80 Apr
5
ail
46
•
—20c
common
St Lawrence
Aug
8%
•
23%
-—_•
25,
common,...,.
3.20;
345
9%
9
.
3.25
33
all
1.35 Jgn
40 '*■ July
-
Jan
92
*
33% Aug
Ji
100
all
•*
Rolland Paper class A
Royal Bank of Canada
Jun
32%
32%
360
4l
14%
Apr
32
950
41
1
:
—
Jan
49%
33%
'38
20%" 22 %
ail
1
—.—
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
7 y2 May
Jan
14%
45
1454
•
(James)
Jun
49
•
'•27% Jan
100
22%
(A. V) (Canada) common—
5%% preferred
Aug
Jun
Jan
26
475
;
•*
Roe
July
98% Mar
25% July
24% Apr
5
40
a?2
*
1
Transport
Co
62
Jan r
Aug,
1.25 Jan..
1,536
80
common
Quebec Natural Gas
Quebec Power
Robertson
July
July
5
615
16%
a21
'
—
preferred
Provincial
"
29% Jun
30% Jun
Jan
85
26%
39%
102'% 102%
•
Premium Iron- Ores———
___
9
95
46
2.178
39
preferred—
Corp of Canada.^
•
50
100
__
common,
Price/Bros & Co. Ltd
525""
15 *1 »r
:*
—-*
Tubes
common
77
245
m
39%"
40,
.•
10
common
—
Power
Jun
35
24% Feb
29
39%'
5
Placer Development
Powell River Company
'
Mar
49%
Jo
-r_——
Bronze
20
1.25
5
■*
Ltd
Products
■.a—
Feb
Mar
5%
205"
6
6
100
Co
a—
265
fid.
Aug
'
common..
Utilities
Steel
Penmans
July
72%
Jan
28%
a25
common
—
Canadian Celanese
$L75 series
1,045
62
a9G% a9G%
26-
Preferred
Canadian British AJuminum>——
Warrants
100
22%
-35% July
24% May
•
16%
Weaving
Page-Hersey
3.90 Jun
3.70 Feb
1,497
30
___100
,
—
71
102% 1021
33%
35
100
,
Canadian Breweries
3.70
70
70
Jun
5
10,875
May
*
•
Pacific Petroleums
44% Mar
Jan
24a
15
*.:
Juii
'
1.25
,
Flour-Mills
Ontario
-
•
Jan
48
——_——
Northwest
12% Jun
36%
210
n
40%
—
B
Ogilvie
12% Aug
8% Jan
36% Apr - •
39% Jan
9% Jan~
Feb
59%
47%
'
6
Noranaa Mines Ltd
July
40%
Co
Wire
Class
Mar
48%
12%
59
47%
——
—
Trust
Niagara
May
50
39%
Canada
Canadian
„
16
Apr
128
Jan
24
Aug
25 %
Jun
18%
'
9
59%
preferred
National
,47 - May
50% July
25
-
12%
common.
Canada Cement
Canadian
52%
Jan
43
Dredging—
Calgary Power
44
52
Jan ■■'i-j,
47
29%
BwiWtng' Products
Gold
44
42
50
50
Apr
2.480
a'JO
8%
High
54
101
125
a2(i
a&O
Jun
97
Jan
140-
46
50
60
British Columbia Power.
Bulolo
45%
81
•
Jan
350
a26,
,
Trust
4%%;
43% Jun
42%
79
Columbia Forest Products
British Columbia
Brown- Company
5% Aug
33% Jan
10,345-
41
35
50
National Drug & Chemical com
7% Aug
>
22%
34
94%
National Steel Car Corp common
4.80 Jun
;
80
,
-
5%%>
Jan
_J—
Montreal
54% July
49% Mar.
3.50 Feb
1,164
22
34%
Class B
42% Feb
40
45 >
Jan
Jan
42;
50
50
rsrr—
preferred
4%%' prelerred
British
39%
41
100
red, pfd—
preferred *
5%
49 '
4.80
Jan
100?
pfd—„
cum
444 %'
2,103
7%
Bnudllan Traction Light A Power
British. Col Elec 4%
42
.
47%
46
al25
95-
Molson Breweries Ltd class A
48
July
61% July
46 % Aug
23% Feb
41% Feb
Jan
60
46%
40
10
Banque Canadlenne Nationals
Bailey Selburn 5% % pfd
185
100
—100
—
B
Morgan
Bank of
25
al25
Montreal Looomative-,
Mar
22% Aug
15% Mar
25
9
Mersey Paper 5%% preferred
Mitchell iRobt)
class ,A
-1
53
45
101
•
McColl Frontenac Oil.
23% Aug
50
,
Preferred
Feb
225
275
r-
30
L.
•
Massey-Ferguson common
Jan
41
•
101
Mailman Corp Ltd priority.
5%
preferred —_—
—-—.100
»
Mar
23
50
23
'
31% Aug
Apr
Jan
Jan
3,028
•
July
22%
775 '
.
51
22%
MacMillan A Bloedel class B
Aug
45%
100
*
■
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
101
pfd_100
Woods Milling 7%
St Lawrence Power
Lower
High
24%
23
4,591
—---
Shares
38
100
——
Lake of the
50
preferred
Atlas Steels
30
25
$2.50 preferred
Asbestos
31%
——•
,
Low
-
29 %
24%
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar common—u—*
Range Since Jan. 1
High
38%
24%
Low
50
com——
Labatt Limited
Shares
29 %
*
*>
prelerred
of Prices
Ltd
Service
Public
preferred
7%
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Jamaica
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Exchange
Pri«M Showa Are Expressed In Canadian Dollars
Friday
Monday, August 11, 1958
.
CANADIAN f MARKETS
t
Montreal Stock
.
a
;
1,760
1,050
10
Inc—
1
(1957);
Capada Power
Standard
Paving &
6%
Materials
July
Mar
2
-600
7%
9%
9'%-
1
-1
73c
73c
1.100
Ltdi
Southern
-8%
12%
■_*
-
Jan>-
16'
702
2
Ltd
2.30
18%
50c
16% Mar
17
Ja"r
Feb
Feb,
j
July
11% May
85c
17
Jan
9
pfd
Ltd
16%
16%
17
5,083
100
125
125
125
26
120
Jan
135.
Jun
40
4o
100
37
Mar,
40.
July
9
9% May
Aug
Number 5767
188
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(579)
39
)
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Toronto
Iron
Works
Ltcl
irauers Finance corp
5%
42%
40
1
Week's
Friday
25
28
of Prices
Low
r
Par
Aug
Co_;
1,000
1,900
31%
Jan
42% Aug
1
19c
19c
22c
10,500
16c
43%
50
39'A
Feb
43'A Aug
.1
50c
50c
52c
10,600
33c
15
1,650
10% Mar
15
.2
3,000
15c
59'A
1,915
40 V2 Mar
42%
43%
15
57
—
57
•
L*
;
83'A
64 3
»
380
13,500
14c
19c
212,403
5c
Feb
19c
Aug
43'Ac 49'Ac
46,400
10c
Jan
57c
Mar
3c
Aug
Jan
Aug
.1
16c
10
Aug
16% Aug
.1
47c
28
Aug
28
Aug
Class
B
preferred
25
Wainwright Producers & Refiners Ltd 1
49 »A
49'A
49%
25
49
Mar
49 %
Aug
2.95
2.95
100
4.75
5.50
4,975
12
12
245
Investments
A—
:«
—_
Ltd
5.50
'
4
Jan
3.20
Apr
6%
Western Canada Breweries Ltd
Mining
and
Oil
32 'A
5
,
Llfl —"AJ,
32'A
32%
100
30
Jan
22%
*■'v.
22%
125
21
May
Uranium
Stocks—
Mines
Exploration
Aiscope
Ltd
1
Ltd
Altex
Oils
Ltd
Aull Metal Mines-Ltd
Mines
Ltd—
Bay Mining.
July
11c
14c
7,000
6c
Jan
18c
-
50
a9.80
68c
Apr
3y2c Jan
7.10
Feb
30c
35c
52,200
20c
2.85
137,400
40c
10 Vi
May
1.65
Mar
5%c
5y2c
6,000
1.20
1.20
■Vv- 200
38c
40c
15,200
35c
25c
20c
25c
14,301
12c
38c
Jan
Gold
15c
i
Mines Ltd—
1
Ltd
11c
10c
4c
25c
July
8 Vic
Jan
86cFeb
15c
27,000
7c
Cable Mines
&
Oils Ltd
11c
1,500
8c
40c
1.52
Gold
Mar
9c
11c
31c
Atlantic Oil
Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
Homestead
Canadian Lithium
Can-Met
Explorations
Canso Natural
Gas
Canuba Mines
Ltd
5,000
8
Vic July
C'assiar
2.15
18c
28c
22c
25c
Gold
Apr
Titan Petroleum Corp——
Trebor
Mines
Trojan
Central-Del
Rio Oils
Chibougamau
57c
21c
5.80
2.05
2.10
1,150
1,800
15c
4,500
8c
8%c
34,500
1.25
1.26
2,100
30c
42c
Apr
50c
11.50J
3,000
15c
48c
48c
Aug
5c
4»Ac
5c
27,500
4 Vic
.lie
1,500
5c
4%c
5c
27,500
8.15
8.40
300
8c
1
37c
1
lie
Ltd
J
•
9.50
9.15
9.50
_75c
48c
48c
50c
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd-
__1
91c
r
—
Central
Consolidated
Consolidated
Cons
Cadillac
Denison
Ltd
Lead
&
Mines
2.40
Jun
Jun
33c
*
Westville
July
9'Ac Aug
2
Vic Mar
5.40
6.20
33c
Jan
Feb
Jan
1.77
74c
1.00
11c
Feb
17Vic
Jan
9.50
54c
fie,
Jan
91c
Aug
16c
Jan
18c
July
7Vic Jan
50.0
50c
July
25c
7,000
23c
Aug
55c
92c
Jan
9c
Class
Jan
Jun
1.00
500
62c
Aug
1,500
5Vic
Apr
1,280
10Vi
Jan
A
16% Jun
>
Fab.Metal
Mines
Aug
35c
38c
6,000
20c
Mar
130
Faraday
Fatima
Uranium
Mines
Mining Co Ltd
Mines
Fontana
1.14
Francoeur
Gold
Frobisher
Ltd
Mines
I
Ltd.-
Apr
1
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd
"
Ltd
Gul-Por
Uran
Mines
Aug
Alberta Distillers
Mines
Gunnar
Haitian Copper Corp
Ltd
Hoiiinger Consol Gold
l
Ltd
Mines
5
Lake
Mines
International
Iso
Uranium
Israel
Ltd
Ceramic
47c
July
17c
8c
21
2c
.'5
'/#
3c
Jan
6c
Jan
19c
6,500
6 Vic
May
19c
Aug
100
1.30
Jan
9'Ac
8,000
5Vic
Jan
58c
3,300
39o
Feb
13e
Lingside
Lithium
Copper Mining Co
McKenzie
Mines
Lake
Red
Gold
Mogador, Mines
Molybdenite
Mining Co
Monpre
New
Mines
Hosco
New
Jack
New
Manitoba
New
Lake
&;
Mylamaque Explorations
New
Pacific
Santiago Mines Ltd
New
Coal &
Oils
Vinray
New
Mines
Nooana Mines
American
American Rare
Asbestos
Northspan Uranium
24%
Nprvalie
Mines
CKBrien
Okalta
(1945)
Gold
Oils
Mines
For
page
42.
57c
2.75
600
18c
23,700
40c
Apr
68c
Feb
2.10
Jan
3.25 Apr
July
30c
Aug
5c
53,000
2lie
Jan
5 ,2c
4c
7c
139,500
3'Ac
Jan
25
■1 3,915
20Vi
Jan
25
1
^8c
15c
20c
2,232
12c
*
60c
9c
July
,
Jun
1,000
4c
Jan
8c
6c
6VL-c
11c
lie
2,000
11c
May
19
1.03
Ltd-l
1.21
30,800
24c
30c
19,500
85'/2
29c
85y2
25
A2cI
Feb
Jan
45c
68 Vi
Jan
85
Mines
Gold
Arjon
Asamera Oil
49c
Hardware class B—
Associate Artists Prod com
Ashdo.wn
Feb
55c
56c
55c
Aug
56c
Aug
Atlas
85c
90c
8,800
62c
Feb
96c
Jun
Atlin-Ruffner
41c
48c
15,000
38c
24c
24c
1,000
4
13
13
12c
4,500
1
a80c
a80c
45c
45c
20Vic May
1,300
11V2C
9.25
Jan
7 Vic
Jan
200
85c
Jan
1,100
34c
Feb
65c
25c
Jan
Jun
12c
Jan
1.25
65c
Feb
Auto
Jun
Auto
Fabric
48c
14,900
40c
July
89c
Apr
21c
l
22c
3,000
21c
Aug
23c
Apr
14c
Feb
9c
7 Vic
9y2c
13,000
3.25
2.60
Ltd__l
8c
3.40
141,600
8c
8c
3,500
2.15
Ltd—1
2.15
1,000
26C
2.30 Julv
3c
.
Apr
2.15 Aug
1
26c
3,000
13c
Jun
1.04
1.04
500
85c
Jan
9c
9y2C
6,500
4c
Feb
6.<!S July
9c
Jan
2.15 Aug
36c
Jan
1*46 May
13 Vic May :
30c
Feb
11c
6c
11c
8,500
5 Vic
7c
19,303
3c
Jan
7c
July
11c
*
10
12c
9c
11c
3.000
9c
Jun
15c
Jun
12c
14c
13,500
4c
Mar
10c
9c
July
8c
9c
5,000
7y2c May
1
55c
49c
55c
2,450
49c
1
3.25
3.25
3.25
1,000
class
Prods
14,/3C
1
Wc
1
-*
common
"Class
2AO
1°
A
—*
—1
!—
B
Mines
Bailey Selbum Oil & Gas class A
1
5 Vo
preferred —
—<——25
5%% preferred
25
Banff Oils
500
Bankeno
Mines
Bank
Montreal
of
?
--
6
Ji
9.65
88c
1.15
32c
Jan
Jan
20c
Feb
85c
7,500
25o
54c
Mar
23'4
23%
1.00 July
1.45 July
May
34,900
14
23,% Aug
Jan
52'A
53
240
14c
17c
69,500
1.75
1.75
1,116
11'A
11'A
20
10% May
13
9V4
10
4,705
8'A. Jan
10
Aug
105
110
1,460
Jan
110
Aug
5.75
1,060
5.00
6%
100
22
22%
1,784
43'A
Jan
53'A July
7c
Jan
19'Ac May
1 «0
Apr
95
2.25 Jan
Mar
6.00, Apr
6%. Aug
15% Mar
22% Aug
3.90 Jan
5
6c
9c
9c
2,500
20c
24c
64,900
6c
7c
17,050
4c
14c
16c
8,500
10c
9'AC
10c
34,200
2.35
2.45
1,100
1.93
16
16
10
13%
4.50
500
1.55
2.00
800
6'A
6'A
0.50
9.85
2.05
,
ioc
Jan
6c
Jan
16c
Jan
5c
,
47
10
Jan
2.75
15 Vic July
59
21c
22c
23c
6'Ac
40'A
Uranium
Feb
Baska
1.55
Feb
Bata
4.55
Feb
Bathurst
Power
&
39c
July
Beattie Duquesne
18c
Mar
Beaucage
28c
22c
28c
8.80
9.20
4.350
23c
21c
27c
21,800
28,800
13c
5.90
10c
i—•
*
Mines
Petroleums Ltd
Jan
8.80
Paper
class A
—
Bros
—
Jan
1.30 July
Beaver
Apr
1.58
Beaver Lumber Co common
Mar
Feb
Apr
30c
July
9.20 Aug
29c
July
2.82
—*
Apr
Feb
505
2,252,260
74c
Feb
1.15
1,983
60
21c
6c
59c
47%
59
72c
14c
1,350
4,800
47
20c
1,000
4.000
July
"2c
15,000
88c
Feb
24
2.40
29c
14c
1.20
25
21
1
23c
80c
21% May
180
1
12c
1.15
125
1
July
Lodge
Uranium-
Belcher Mining Corp
Belleterre
Bell
Quebec
Telephone
Mines
Jan
2.24 May
1.58 May
24c
13'Ac Apr
Jan
47%
51
Jan
62'A July
19c
Jan
2.82 Aug
21c
4,300
10c
22C.
July
20,900
51c
Jan
83c
17,650
15c
May
30c
May
Feb
24c
20,700
12c
Jan
30c
Jun
5c
Jun
Apr
26,550
56
20c
22c
24,300
*
—1
*
4.25
4.25
100
39c
47c
9,800
35c
July
19c
19c
7,000
12c
Jan
*
28
28
17'A
Jan
19c
28'A
1.02
1.06
86c
Feb
1.55
1
1
25
*
125
14,400
41'/a Jan
34'A May
17Vic Jan
3.55
28c
1.90
2.00
500
1.30
Jan
42'A
6,544
39%
Jan
Apr
4.25 Jan
Apr
41%
Jan
10c
8c
40 »A
6c
Jun
23c
"
22c
July
38'A
40'A
*
1
May
700
Mines
Mining
9c
10% Jun
23
24
Mines
Metals
2.00 Aug
2.05
24
Barvue
Base
,
1.98
Barnat
Exploration Ltd
4.50. Aug
„
Jan
7.05
Jun
17
Apr
1,365
Apr
2.53 May
Jan
5,350
Apr
July
2ic
Feb
2.25 May
Feb
80
.
July
90c
May
33c
17 Vic Mar
22%
2.61
Barymin
Jan
19c 20'Ac
,2f
22%
—1
10
Bank of Nova Scotia
23c
13c
Aug
Ian
1.35
4.280
Jun
7c
55c
6%
-
1
5c
Jan
1.21
—
22
9c
24c
July
53% Jun
Jan
6c
2,000
Be
48'A
3.50
1
Mines
Mines
Electric
41c
43c
River
Gold
Aunor
8c.
290
52
26c
13'Ac Jan
—
Gold Mines
Aumaque
j
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Mines
Aumacho
May
13'A
—*
1
1
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Yellowknife
Aubelle
11
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87c
1 <?
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Atlantic
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2%
53
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Feb
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5
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1,21 Aug
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May
18c
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Nickel
Arcadia
July
7
1
1
6,061
51c
2.75
16'Ac
42c
Jan
1
see
57c
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31
9c
90c
Mar
Feb
Jan
Ltd-
86c
20'A
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May
277
2.000
—
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64c
29
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Feb
35c
28'%
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5,600
75c
60c
Jan
29
7%C
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Ltd
75c
75c
Feb
July
*
*
A—1
1
Mines
15c
Imperial
Apex Cons Resources—
Jan
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
Orchan Uranium
13c
18,600
20o
—
Antlies
July
1
Ltd
29,100
20c
Jun
50o
Ltd
25c
18c
19%
40c
—-1
Ltd
20c
Jan
Beatty
Obalski
25c
Jan
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13 Vi
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Ltd
Jon.
345
44c
5
Corp
45'A
18
Jan
Metals Ltd—
Mines
280
Jan
Jan
1
North
47%
May
Jan
Ltd
North
46%
July
60c
12c
20c
Ltd
47
pfd_
32
.\31%.Mar
23c
14c
Ltd.-
Jun
23%
5c
1
West Amulet Mines
Jun
25'/a
5,500
15
Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd
New
28c
.15,496
31V4
40c
32,370
1,020
Ltd—
5,250
31%
30%
30c
1,000
,
40c
29%
31'A
30c
19
Ltd.
2,391
40c
29%
Jun
7.55 May
23% May
20c.
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99%
Apr
5c
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1
Co
Jan
4.15
26c
Argus
Mines
94'A
19'A Aug
21% Jan
2('c
l
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303
1
18c
Ltd
4,600
20
1
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Uranium
Min
80
6.50
Ansil Mines
138c
1
*
99%
18% May
July
18c
:
99'A
19'A
Jan
9 Vic
34c
Fojunaque Mines Ltd
New
10
—*
12%
Jan
25c
Ltd
Mar
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50
Avillabona
National- Explorations
Aug
43c
16
34'Ac Apr
4c
17%
Montgary Explorations Ltd
•18'A
5,960
500
19
Ltd
Jun
500
18%
4%,'c
37c
Ltd
19,229
17%
Anglo Rouyn Mines
*
Canada
18 Vi
38'Ac 38'Ac
17%
Jan
1
of
Corp.
18,
1
—100
Jan
1.85 Aug
July
I
-
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9c
I
Ltd
Jan.
4'A C
.
1
:
Jan
1.15
33c
Area
Mines
1.30
7,750
Mav
9'Ac July
65c
Feb
Mining Ltd
;
Mid-Cbibougamau I^ines Ltd—
Mill City Petroleums Ltd
;
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
11,750
1.65
July
Feb
Merrill- Island
1.85
1.55
Apr
July
7c
5c
Jan
1
1.75
74c
.
20c
6c
•
1.85
1-60
18%
Jan
5,125
28c
Ltd
Mar
2,500
3,500
Mining Corp LtdExploration- Ltd_-
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Jan
4c
7c
Debentures
Marpic
45c
33c
28,500
•27c
14,500
II,900
Maritimes
4,600
17,400
7c
•
—
Analogue Controls
Anchor Petroleums
7c
Corp of Canada Ltd
66c
65c
5
Oils
Anacon Lead Mines
Jan
Jan
35c
Ltd-:.
74c
64c
60c
2.75
17'Ac
52
30c
64c
28c
Mines Ltd
Aug
2.15 May
6'Ac
Ltd—
3.85
13'/a July
70c July
5'Ac
—50
Amalgamated Rare Earth
1
Atnerican Leduc Petroleums Ltd___—•
American Nepheline
—50c
July
Jan
Jun.
Jan'
*
—
412 ?«■
July
May
•
Minerals
Co
8 V'a
Jun
13c.
29ic
64c
1
Ltd
Aluminum
2.31
31c
21%
6'Ac
50c
i
Feb
7c
Ltd
Co
Mines
Kpntiki Lead & Zinc
36,000
Aluminium
28c
...
Oil
Gold
3.85
Central voting trust
Algoma Steel
1
Mines—
Coijtinental
Kerr-Addison
3.35
common.
debentures
Roxana
Mar
3.75
Warrants
May
19
—-———1
Cons
29% July
10%. May
Feb
6.05
Pacific
High
Jan
8%, July
Jan
Algom Uranium common
May
1.75
345
21
24'A
5c
Allied
79c
284
13c
Jan
Mar
5,080
9
3,675
Jun
51c
29'A
9
34,250
13c
1.75
28%
7c
27
May
July
Low
High
27c
Apr
.1.00
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
7c
Jun
11c
for Week
Range
20'A
Trunk
Gas
Alberta
16 Vi May
2.10 Mar
Ltd—1
—
Mining
July
55c
Sales
Week's
of Prices
22'Ac
——
Warrants
Indian
,11c vjuly
^
18
4'Ac
—__l
2.0 t0
Mar
7c
'
Ltd
12,100
5c
Jan
17c
2.15 Aug
,1.85 Aug
-
25c
'25c
Ltd—1
Metals
74c
5c
1,000
21
1
iVoting
Jan
54c
58c
1
&
300
10,000
'
Jup
1.00 July
Jan
24c
Yellowknife Gold
2.35
76c
29'A
•
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Alba
14c
-
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Age Mines Ltd
1.25
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1.75
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Jan
1.41 May
1,500
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Low
1
Ltd
4.00
9c
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Gaspe
:
8Vic Jan
5,000
5c
4
,
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Golden
11
1,135
5c
69c
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26 >A
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9c
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50c
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7c
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13
50c
,
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30O
59c
2.35
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2,300
1.85
13
50c
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4,100
2.15
1.85
55c
2.20
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1.00
2.15
13
2.25
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95c
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*
-1
57c
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Nickel
5'Ac Jun
—*
Algoma
Fano Mining & Exploration
2Gc
2'Ac Jan
1
Alberta
Falccnbriage
18c ..Mar
6,000
*
Akaitcho
200
1.000
Agncw Surpass Shoe common,
July
26c
18,000
Feb
:
3c
Mines.i
Mines
Advocate
July
1.95
34c
23c
•
,
13c
1.95
Jun
29'A Aug
3c
Oil
&
94c
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Jan
Uan
23c
common
—
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Acme
Sugar
Uranium
Acadia
July
62c
Atlantic
Feb
12'Ac
21'/2
16c
1.80
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3c
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2.64-Feb
166
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1
375
26c
5.00, Jan
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,
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Jun
5c
—
8,900
3,000
July
65c
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.
29'A
100
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21c
Friday
11,000
38 c
29'A
Sale Price
18,900
2,825
;
17c
.1
STOCKS
6c
—1
Jan
Toronto Stock Exchange
8.40 Aug
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16,800
6,500
2.35
16 c
17c
6.30
2.20
2.30
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Jan
5 Vic
50c
58c
1.26
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Jan
"80c
Ltd
May
-1
Ltd—.
July
14%
58c
——
Mines
July
6c
Empire Oil\-& Minerals Hie—
Jan
240
—
Ltd
Mines
Wiltsey-Coghlan
1
,
13c
Jan
Jan
6%c
4
Ltd
Go
Maygill Gas & Oil Ltd_^—
Decalta Petroleum Ltd.—
70c
r
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Dome Mines Ltd,;
East Sullivan
Mines
May
13c
6.30
Western
71c
1
Dolsan Mines Ltd
Mar
5c
1,500
Jan
62c
Ltd_l
Ltd
30c
,12.700
——
Agnico Mines
Ajax Petroleums
:
47,100
6c
a
Oil
Westburne
West
Feb
21c
14 3
14%
Aug
July
.
24'Ac Aug
17c
*
Mining
Ltd— I
Mines
Exploration
Zinc
6.30
Jun
1.16 Apr
500
Jan
8c
_
28c
35c
..
50c
A
Corp_
—-—
Weedon Pyrite & Copper Corp LtdWendell Mineral Products Ltd
Aug
6 VaC
1
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
Coulee
12c
-
23c
1
Ltd
la..'.
Ltd
50c
—2.50
Mines
Yellowknife,
Mining
12 c
50c
,
1.50
Mines
Halliwell
Quebec
Continental
9c
12c
*
—
Compagnie Miniere IfUngava
Coniagas Mines Ltd———
Ccinsol
91c
8c
'
Cleveland Copper 'Corp———L——„—1
Combined.Metals.
91c
8c
,
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.54,000
2.33 F*eb
Mar
May
5c
Ltd
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6.85 Aug
7c
4,100
*
Apr
Jan
6.55
,12c
13,075
Ltd—I
1.75
8c
17c
Ltd—
Oils
United
Vanguard Explorations L,td
-Jan
5.65
5.05
39c
United Asbestos Corp Ltd
Jun
2.10
Ltd__
Jaculet
,44c
1,75 May
13c.
8,100
July
5.65
1
.1
16c 24'Ac
1
-1
Consolidated Mines Ltd
•
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24'Ac
1,500
230,000
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1.90 Mar
.1
——. —
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Jan
^Hlc
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Exploration
Jun
28'A Aug
Ltd
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Feb
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Ltd
Tache Lake Mines
Tazin
Jun
Feb
_■
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2.10
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18c
25c
6.85
12c
4.55
63c:May
2.15
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58c
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50
1,500
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,
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2
Ltd——_i
Asbestos. Corp
Feb
1,500
-
:
15c
Jan
Aug
Jun
July
May
Capital Lithium Mines Ltd
Cartier-Malartic
20c
5,000
60c -60c
15c
6c
50c
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24c
Majr
17Vic Jan
-
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Apr
Aug
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3.75
1
15c
50c
Feb
17%
—
60c
.1
3c
500
Feb
59c
I
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2,000
*
Jun
8'A
1,290
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4,500
Ltd
Jan
29c
Feb
600
8,200
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Explorations
Canorama
Feb*
8.15
6,790
85c
1
July
6c
1.55
6.55
;
21c
July
13'A
28J/4
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4c
12
27
Ltd
Jan
12c
1.50
Ltd
Canalask Nickel Mines
Jun
Mar
12'A
Ltd_
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1.95
46c
10c
1
82c
Petrol
July
Apr
6V2C Mar
.1
6.00
Mines Ltd—
1.50
24c
.
Stanleigh Uranium Mining Corp
6.15
Ltd
,
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd-Sullivan Consolidated Mines Ltd
28 'A
—25c
Co
6,200
4,500
'
3.05 Aug
July
34'Ac July
88c
July
'
Canadian
16c
•
1
—
Mines
25c
July
200
31c
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd———*
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd1
22 c
22c
•
1
,
3,503
<>
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Sisco
Standard
Virginia
Calalta Petroleums Ltd
5c
5c
.1
55c
Jan
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17,000
a55c
8%c
.
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Burnt Hill Tungsten -Mines Ltd
20c
4c
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Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd—
Feb
2.85 Aug
May
Mines
20c
1,000
2,000
.1
Quebec Smeltina Refining Ltd
6y2c July
8 Vic Mar
42c
38c
Bornite Copper Corp.
7c
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7c-.'
4.30
2c
500
1.20
Bouzan
30c
7c
—
.1
4.20
I,000
2,732
5»Ac
Bouscadillac
1.85
28c
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8c
1
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1.75
1.85
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50 c
6c
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Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp
l
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July
1
56c
20c
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57c
Feb
Jun
18c
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Jan
Jan
11c
18c
Red
34c
May
5c
14C
a9.80
Bellechasse
5,400
2.44
300
Apr
4c
1
Beatrice
50c
l'/2C Aug
11,500
9c* May
2.40
Belcher Mining
Aug
45c
5c
41/2C Jan
14c
30 %c
36c
Aug
56c
,
July
24c
800
1,000
.41c
8c
1
19c
44,630
10'A
1,000
56c
•
113,200
10
5c
136.300
6c
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12,700
36c
4'Ac
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Baker Tale Ltd—V___
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Jan,
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3c
3.05
23c
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Jan
2.75
A
18% May
Jan
12c
5c
20c
;
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.13 Vi
41c
5'Ac
1
Mines Ltd
20
37c
5%c
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Arno -Mines
Barnat
39c
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Anacon Lead
Atlas
al8% al8%
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—
Ltd
Quebec Labrador Development Co
Quebec Manitou Mines Ltd
Quebec
Algom
Ltd—_
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration
Quebec Copper Corp Co Ltd
May
<6c
1'Ac
1
32% Aug
25 %
2.00 Aug
Jan
30c
I
Feb
July
2c
2.95
+
Ltd—
Jan
15%
Producers
Gas
1.61
Feb
4.50
II7.. July
3c
...Rights
Provo
2.80
'
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85
Ltd—
__
,
May
700
5c
66
Windsor
35c
19c
2.00
-100
class
Co—
Feb
Feb
4c
1,975
Pen
May
17c
28
Products
82c
1.90
16%
Waterman
Jan
Jan
17c
16
Westeel
29c
2.00
28
Fuel
10c
Jun
4'Ac
28
United
High
Feb
-
.1
Aug
73'A July
16%
i
Corporations
10c
9c
<■
common
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
10c
__
*
New
Shares
.1
Pipe Line
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
United
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
28
Aug
Last
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
28
42
—
10
8
STOCKS
Shares
High
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•
Corp Fund
Mountain Oil
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Trans-Canada
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AUGUST
ENDED
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for Week
Range
1.07 Mar
.
.
Aug
Jun
Jan
3.00 May
42% Aug
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
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.
Monday, August 11, 1958
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Friday
Week's
of Prices
Sale Price
Low
Par
Bethlehem
Warrants
Mines Ltd.
Uranium
Bidcop
Black
Gold
—•
—
Bouscadillac
Mines
Jan
1,025
10c
July
60c
9c
Jan
28c
20c
Jan
33c
Jun
Colomac
4%c
Jan
10c
Jan
Combined
July
79,200
1,500
9%c
6,000
6c
Jan
14 %c
8c
5,500
7c
Jan
i7%c
Jun
Apr
Jan
60c
Jan
50
Jun
52c
50c
46%
90
5.00
9,700
300
9c
8%c
9%e
17,000
0.10
5.50
6.10
4,110
•
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7%
1,200
18,017
21%
425
40%
21
46%
11
10%
1
2.10
1.90
•
41%
41
7
—
50
Preferred
.
Britalta Petroleum
75c
—
•
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75c
4G%
105
11;-
130
2.15—
42%
35c
42%
3.50
11,773-
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100
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50
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preferred
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12%
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135
58c
0,000
11
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4%c
6c
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1,000
3.20
3.20
1
3.30
1,125
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7c
7c
3,000
1
1
90c
90c
90c
500
8%c
11c
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Products
41%
40%
41%
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135,700
300
;
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2,300
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305
14
1,749
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Dock class A,
Dry
295
9%c
12%
13%
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Burrard
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*
—
Oils
1
30c
Petroleum
25o
80c
•
27%
——
—
Mines
Cable
Calalta
Edmonton—
Calgary &
Calgary
5%
Power
Consol
Consolidated
2.20
Jun
Jan
43%
Jun
—_
.
Consolidated
88
IV*
225
97
Jan
May
44'/a Mar
51
Mar
Mar
53
July
48
8%
13
Jan
11
Jan
13
42
July
Jan
44% Mar
38%
9%
1.95
73c
8c
Jan
12c
35%
Jan
42
16c
Apr
13
Jan
15
10%
6 % Apr
0,550
39,900
45c
Jan
90c
17%
Feb
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27% Aug
62%
Jau
73
Jun
97
Jan
105
4.40 Aug
Feb
Clusb
class
2,280
25
Jan
350
27
Jan
9
9
9
50
6
Feb
Southern
96
15
63
200
2.12
2.15
1,200
1.50 Mar
90c
1.00
l,20o
70C. Mar
s+j
4a y„
200
34
Feb
48
45V^
46
125
34
Feb
97%
i<ju
80
Jan
90c
700
Astoria
Canadian
Atlantic
*
—
A
A
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
Canadian Chieftain Pete
Curtis
Preferred
98% Mar
Feb
67-% July
2.50 Jun
30
Jun
July
Aug
97% Aug
Oil
Cree
Croinor
Homestfead
Oils
Canadian
Malartic
Canadian
North
Deldona
,
Jan
4.80
Jan
Dome
Dome
Feb
2.75
6.75
50
Apr
13
West
Nat
Western
Gas
5%%
1,870
5,500
1,700
80c
73c
73c
73c
200
65c
1.40
1.40
1.45
2,900
15,735
7
Jan
78c
3 25
3 25
140
3.80
2.50 May
Jun
75
37
Feb
48% July
Eddy
19
910
16
Jan
19
Eddy
19%
400
15% Mar
Aug
19% July
2.15
5.801
1.65
Jan
2.40
Feb
Elder
14%
4,757
9.55 Mar
14%
Jun
g3 qoo
11%
12
400
1.75
2.85
24,360
27%
15
22
7^
27%
14%
*>2
20%
22
Aug
28
Aug
Jan
Federal
21%
2GO
2.90
68,047
5Q
50%
315
1.27
95,196
May
Oo^.a"a"t.s.
-7JSfr* 7
Cariboo Gold Quartz
Asbestos
53
25c
3,000
Jan
25c
17cl8%c
29 766
14c
Apr
23%c
Ltd
15c
Mar
24c
Trethewey
Ford
Jply
1.78
Apr
52c
13c
50c
15c
9,800
0c
75C
77c
3 50y
50c
8.05
8.25
5,'860
5.45
Jan
14,700
r£nJra! Porcupine
Central pat G°Jd
Charter
_•—
95c
Apr
Jan
21c
Cheskirk
Chesterville
Mines
Gold
For
3.25
Apr
3.65
Jun
Geco
700
3.30 Aug
4-25
Apr
General
9 50
23 641
90c
85c
1-°°
10^800
l.7i
i.7o
1.80
1 hi;,
i-h:,
(jc
23c
1
Chib Kayrand Cop Min—
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Chimo
600
3.45
Mines——.,
footnotes
__
see
page
42.
27c
1
75•
1
1
Jan
9.50 July
General
Jan
1.18 May
General
7c
Jun
4,800
1.55
Apr
-ioi:,
or.
14%
Jan
6%c
8 500
6c
Jan
12c
Jan
30c
7L200
16c
Apr
38c
July
i4C
37c
1
96c
Jan
1.62 May
4,664
25%
Jan
30% July
16% May
Jan
11% May
22%
1,360
20%
24
*
11%
11%
11%
210
common—*
100
33
32
33%
6,983
Ind
10
100% 100 "4
•
11
Jan
23%
33%
97
Aug
9%
14 %c
1
17c
16c
18c
24,500
11c
Apr
25c
1
13c
11c
14c
51,950
7c
Mar
17c
Apr
to
Ltd
25c
22c
18c
25c
751,800
1.76
1.72
1.85
53,500
1.30 Mar
1.89
1.90
1.90
2.00
4,800
1.40 May
*2.15
Jun
1
11c
9c
11c
47,600
7c
Mar
15c
Jan
Smelting Ltd-^.—I
Investment Trust—
19
39c
38c
40c
20,500
30c
Mar
48c
Jun
38%
&
6%c Mar
38 %
446
31
Jan
38 V*
24%
24%
25
200
24
Feb
25
Apr
48
48
50
37
Feb
48
Aug
47
48
100
37%
Jau
48
Allg
Jan
20
1.02 May
85c
79c
87c
11,550
2Gc
1
40c
30%C
40c
22.500
19c
Jan
40c
Aug
1
Insurance
class
11c
lie
12c
17,000
10c
Jan
18c
—:
Jan
10
60
GO
60
10
55
May
63
5%
5%
5%
100
*
1
1
A
24c
22c
24c
5,500
21c
17 %c
24c
1,193,800
May
17c
May
65c
Jan
52c
52c
57c
8,500
40c
Jan
1.00 Aug
Genex
July
Geo
Mar
28
Jun
26%
6,983
21
Apr
20%
2,185
14%
Jan
20% Aug
1,865
14%
Apr
19
1
1.28
16 3b
16%
16%
1.09
1.30
35,900
97c
40c
1,140
40c
July
6.60
6.90
2,800
—
25o
1
Ltd
Cop_,
Tungsten
*
20
—1
class A
—
*
IB
*
(U S)
class
A
41%
400
50
7c
8c
3,500
57c
8c
18,320
39
27 34
57c
100
30c
41%
150
33%
41%
Feb
Feb
Jan
41
25%
Jun
30%
July
July
Jun
Apr
13c
Jan
Jan
80c
July
Jan
41 %
Aug
91%
89
92%
1,070
66%
Jan
92 V*
13%
13%
13 34
1,120
12%
Jan
14
18 %c
13 %c
19c
654,575
5c
Jan
19c
27%
26%
27%
27% July
Aug
July
Ltd
885
22%
Jan
preferred
10
7.90
7.75
7.95
1.675
7.00
Jan
"
1.61
1.60
1.82
11,815
1.18
Jan
2.25 May
70
70
10
Jan
78
Mines
Ltd
common
—100
Trailer
*
Power
5%
5%
5%
350
•
1
*
34%
34
35
1,033
14%
14%
1
1
17%
59
1%
Co—
common
Bakeries
Development
Dynamics
Canada
common
42%
Steel
Wares
Ltd
common
Mining
Gold
*
Mines
1
1
4,139
7.95
6%
110
4.90
16%.
6,800
58%
60%
1,249
42%
42Tb
687
3.75
400
3.20
3.30
1,100
8
3.25
19c
8
200
17c
25c
34.800
15%
40c
38c
40c
3,000
10c.
10c
1,000
5.40
5.30
5.65
375
25c
25c
3.000
—1
Mine
4.80
27
3.75
•
1
;
63
18%
6%
1
—1
Yeilowknife
Glacier
21c
26
5%c
Jan
7.20 May
Jan
9%c Mar
16c
38
13e
80c
*
20c
*
Co
Mines
5.00
27%
14 c
1.78
Jun
40c
Scientific Prosp
Giant
24c
20
Giant Mascot
i
Jau
25%
A
General
Jun
50c
Class
July
31c
Jan
12c
25%
Jun
10c
35c
20%.
18
3 oqo
July
*
1
Motors
30,500
Feb
Jun
21 %c
*
Pete
16,964
6%
5% July
Nickel
General
5Gc
Aug
1
General
1.00
Aug
July
38%
*
-*
———
Jan
69c
Jun
12% May
May
1
Mines
July
68c
-
Apr
8,100
Fell
Gold—
2.05
48c
50c
46c
1.45
30%
50c
Jan
Mines Ltd
6Gc
1.00
_
-
Jun
4,000
1.30
29%
52c
1
Gatineau
3.50
1
67c
52c
1.40
301%
May
9.10
«
—
Mines
19c
Jan
1
—1
Frue'hauf
Feb
84c
Jan
3.30
72,000
7%C
7.70
Debentures
Jan
3.50
26%c29%c
8,200
10 %c
Mar
July
July
Frohishc
9.50
26%c.
10%c 11 %c
July
July
July
Pete
3.35
•
Feb
25c
11%
Companies
French
1
1
Oil
Chateau Gai Wines
37c
Jun
25 %c
Canada
ol
3.50
6.10
Apr
10 %c
765
Kirkland
•
Rio
22 %c
100
Feb
Grain
*
Del
4,000
18c
Jan
Oils
Fraser
8.25 May
55o
28c
18c
7%
Francoeur
Feb
8.10
l3c
27c
28c
8c
Ford Motor Co
Jun
88,433
!
Corp
12
890
Foundation
May
May
•
*
1
roHhn
Feb
1,180
Fleet Manufacturing
2.90 Aug
Apr
Mar
60c
65c
7%
41,000
Preferred
21% Aug
May
1.15
Jan
225
11
common
Telefilms
Farwest
15c
2.10
1.22
24,000
15
Farmer Candy
Uranium Mines
Fargo
25% May
1.20
1
40c
11%
Players Canadian
22
Jan
12c
July
July
35c
11%
22'•»
—
Warrants
Jun
Jan
23c
12c
39c
11%.
22
Corp
16% Jan
20
25c
90c
10%
Faraday
100
2221c
Jun
9
Flooring
Fanny
23
l7%c
15c
G4c
53c
14c 16 %c
Life
Jan
30
1
July
73,287
00c
14%
Mining Ltd
Aug
Feb
1
£rfnirMi?e8M
Explorations
July
30c
•
8%
Falconbrldge
21
£
Can Met
21c
Jan
Mudge Ltd
Famous
186
Candore Exploration
Jun
7%c
Jun
Jun
7c
25c
6 %c
80,600
13% Aug
Aug
27
♦
49,125
18c
11
Mines
4.00
Apr
75c
14c
11c
14%
Mines
12
Jan
13%
44
13c
17 %c
July
1.00
30
Apr
20
49% July
13 %c
1
Explorers Alliance
,
Jan
July
Apr
Jan
Aug
21%
2.90
14c
Mar
10
25c
23
1
6c
43
12,412
65c
7c
__
280
13%
Eureka
5.50 Mar
(ic
31,500
13%
Erie
Apr
50c
14c
49%
49%
13%
Jan
23%
13c
49%
Jan
July
1.90
Jan
Feb
26
23
Apr
73 % July
13%
May
10% Aug
400
100
1.50
2.20
13c
Jan
Jun
4,301
500
Jan
1.25
1.60 Mar
50
17%
;
16
15
'
7%c
200
9,165
Empire
28
22
3,500
71%
El Sol
Jun
8,251
5.G80
10c
70%
Jun
Jan
ll',960
30
2.08
10c
71%
Jun
14c
31c
1.90
Jun
8%
27c
28c
3o
July
July
4.45
3.40 Mar
23%
8.35
Jan
4 767
28%
30c
4.50 Mar
19c
Jan
10c
105
Jau
A
Eldricli
g5C
78c
Jun
1,500
18%
Mining
Class
1.95
?Op
Jan
6c
4,800
4.25
.1
Match Co_
Paper common,—
13%
440
33c
55c
7%c
13c
Aug
July
375
Textile
Economic
44
2.05
.
12
10% July
7c
1.50
July
2.36
18% May
21%
changed
Eastern
44
5'/a
14c
Feb
Apr
53c
1
July
29%c Jun
Jan
4.05
55 c
—1
Eastern Metals
18%
5gc
600
7c
1.05
16%
Jun
4.10
Jan
Mar
*
Copper Co Ltd
Duvex Oils & Minerals
18%
en
11%
2.29
15c
21%
Mines
United
8% Aug
111/,
11 %
108
Jan
104
Apr
July
*
&
Name
2.41 July
111/j
75
20c
34% May
.
Steel & Coal common———•
Sullivan
Jun
111/,
18%
50
Malartic Mines
Apr
'cian
17%
Apr
11%
Am phi
6%
173'
17%
7.50
Jan
July
24%
101%
East
1.96
i7
16,000
55,800
4.85
17c
Jan
East
700
*
lie
2.36
Mar
Jan
East
10,830
qtc
10C
2.20
May
90c
9%
Jun
8%
2 SO
8,200
25c
23c
10c
Aug
12c
Jan
710
Jun
2.35
i
1,305
25c
4%c Jail
55c
10%
Jun
Jan
8%
o
5
3.55
3.30
12 %c Mar
Apr
2.25
7 RO
23c
106% io<;%
2.20
*
Duvan
Jun
s%
1
Copper Co
L_r_—_—■*'
Stores
Dona Ida
Jan
2.35
pfd—20
_
3.55
——
-
1.08
49c
3,315
106%
*
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•
4.90 July
15
8,320
13.850
31%
May
9%
Preferred
6.60
1,100
85c
1,450
17c
31
*
& Steel
Foundry
Dominion
22%
5.80
22%
75c
5.80
15 %c
31
14c
—•
5.00 Apr
Jan
5.60
22%
g5e
5.50
15 %c
Feb
12 %c July
Jau
•
1.65
5.70
795,340
Apr
2
Feb
22Va
25c
—•
—1
Electrohome
Aug
1.13
Jan
1.35
8%e
8c
9%c Jan
4,000
10c %
5.50
•
Bridge
Donald
Apr
Apr
4.00
4,000
3,500
6C
9%c
2.50
Dominion
Dominion
4.75 Mar
7
1.01
4.80
A
Oil
Westinghouse
— —
5c
6%C
10c 13 %c
6 %c
1
1
—
Dominion
31
Feb
1.00
Aug
Jun
15% May
16% Mar
May
13
28% Mar
4.70
7i,,
July
'
1
Seagrams
Federal
Canadian
Canadian
0%c Jan
Mar
Mar
1,01
4
Wallpaper Mfrs class
Canadian
8
4.80
*
Canadian
Jun
Mines
Dominion
1
—
July
45c
Petroleum
3.60 Jan
lo
Corp..
44c
Jun
July
25o
3.25
25
Vickers
Mar
24c
Oils
3.10
2.60
Thorium
16c
600
Magnesium
11%
Canadian
23,000
35c
1
Palmer
Dominion
S JarranftS
1955 warrants
Canadian
32c
35c
Mines
Devon
Distillers
Apr
•
Canadian Petrofina
preferred
Canadian Salt
28c
—
16%
•
Pacific Railway
30c
Mines
Delnite
1.16
Jun
Gold
1.160
•
common
Feb
1
—1
—
9%
——~!i
SNorthwest Mines
Oil Cos
Canadian
75c
Mining
Brewis
Deeoursey
9
s>
Gold
Inca
32c
Jan
A
Deer Horn Mines
9%
•
___
Mar
49c
1.82
1
Dominion
—7 80
II
17c
11,000
A
Aug
io0
-
44,500
65c
——1
Leather class
Davis
14 %
Hydrocarbon
30c
59c
Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines
33% Aug
1
y
Jun
4.05
21% July
1.13 May
1
33
*
July
May
1
Jan
■
67c
5
Jan
19
38c
Jan
23c
Minerals
Jan
I_.
Jail
29c
G5C
Mines
25%
0
Jun
2.55
Jan
19c
1,629
28C
Zellerbach
Crown
25
6%
1.62
7,000
Jan
_1
480
7
2.100
34c
50c
Jan
Pershing
8,205
50
V
•
30c
2.10
common-
50
•
Securities class A
Canadian Industries common
Canadian Locomotive
Central
Timber
Crestbrook
33
865
95c
•
33%
1,750
Mar
2G9.100
,
16%
—
32%
14
25c
May
July
50c
2.00
Mines
32%
13%
Jun
35c
Jan
2,850
Canada
of
Crestaurum
49%
30%
80c
July
•—1
—
13%
2.49
Jan
16c
4,950
_————
32%
30 %
July
29c
48c
5,000.
75,980
Mining
49%
13%
2.40
32c
Zinc——;—_—1
Lead
Cournor
14% Aug
3.45 Aug
12%
jun
1.20
Jun
55c
_•
—
wan an is
Castle
Imperial
Coulee
40 %
_100
wa?™t
Casslar
May
•
,
n
92
50%
•
Wright.,
B
Canam
Cosmos
class
5c
•
_
Gen
Canadian
Distillery
3.75
Canadian Eagle Oil warrantsCanadian Export Gas & Oil
...16%
Canadian Food Products common
*
Canadian
Jan
8
common
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
Canadian Dredge & Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian
Jun
25
1
Collieries
Preferred
Class
Porbv
6,905
4,772
—
59c
2.49
45c
3.200
1.75
————
Ltd ■—
Mines
Chiboug
5,166
13%
50c
Jun
July
24.270
23C
51c
%
41c
72c
20c
34c
Jan
22c
3.70
Rand
8c
•
40c
60c
•
6.75
25
10.000
—;—-100
3.25
common
27c
21%
__:——
•
—
25c
1.60
Exploration
7c
Canncrs class A
preferred
27c
—'
Co common—
_10
6.10
1,875
3.30 -Jun
9,500
Bp
i
Jan '
24,625
6.75
•
2.30
8c
20
Aluminium
Canadian Celanese
Canadian
200
13,990
84c
2
Oil
warrants
Canadian
815
<
3.20
15c
25
British
Canadian
3.65
14%
3.05
Mine—J.———1
1
Minerals
Preferred
Canadian
3.45
14%
3.55
1
class B
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common
Canadian
97
„
Petroleum
Canadian
July
46
97
90c
45%
3.20
9% Aug
62%
20
Jun
6.00
77c
Crowpat
95%
warrants
16%
Jan
7%c
Cusco
95%
Mortgage
& Cable
Aug
4.00
30
*
Jan
3.10
8c
34% Aug
29%
__
10%
5,745
.
77c
29%
30
•
Permanent
Canada Wire
Feb
2.75
10
A
Southern Oils
$1%
34%
28%
■»
B
Canada
Class
34
28%
•
Canada
Canada
400
34
28%
—
Packers
Canada
4.00
•
Lands
11,830
4.85
July
3.00
100
Oil
14%
4.60
20c
Copper-Man
Aug
1,545
20
Warrants
14%.
1
Coppercorp
8.90 May
*
Jun
14%
—1
Class
July
90c
Jan
;
Jan
8c
Mines
Consumers Gas
Jun
Jun
Oils
Peak
Pershcourt
Conwest
7% July
5.15
preferred
Jan
20c
3.50
Mines.—
Negus
Rights
Mar
700
Malting common
10c
Mar
5%c Jan
Sudbury Basin
Consolidated West Petroleum
July
11%
27%
1,095
i£eb
10e
3,000
20%
Consolidated
6% May
Jan
6%c May
8.50
common
7c
34,900
6c
2
Consolidated Sannorm
Mar
8.45
Canada Crushed Cut Stone
5.000
15c
6c
Apr
7%c Jan
1.75
Poplar
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
May
80c
4.00
9%C
13c
•
1
Consolidated Red
May
26%
__
8c
14%c
6%c
Explor—..Jl
Morrison
Consolidated
1.34 May
Mar
4%c
5%
Consolidated
3.30 Aug
Apr
Jan
5c
8.50
common
Jau
11 %c May
19c
Feb
2,200
24.859
20%
& Smelting
Mining
Consol
♦
Preferred
Aug
85c
9c
Gold
Consolidated
1
common
162
Jan
Jau
14c
Marbenor
Consolidated Moslier
7%c July
40c
25
Jan
3.50
Apr
50c
12c
•
Jan
July
Jan
100
1.75
87
8%c
—I
Mines.,
Jun
7%c
Jan
5c
12c
845
225
Jan
Jan
9c
1.05 July
July
1
13
Jan
4c
—
31c
71
99,200
—1
Consol Northland Mines——
55c
4.40
206
67c
July
%c Feb
12 c
J
•
Jun
Jan
70
162
•
65c
46%c Apr
31c
4.40
1.80
61c
62c
36c
Jan
Apr.
500
102% 102%
161%
•
Arrow
Howey
Consolidated
Jan
12
36%
50c
1
1.80
161%
*
2.50
Consolidated Mogul
12% Aug
Jan
Bread
Canada
—.—
——1
Mines
1
Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd
1
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd——
Consolidated
Feb
6.65
Vo
43c
J
Apr
Feb
4 %
4%c Mar
12,246
Jan
J
46%
3.95
Canada
12,000
51c
70c
44
Jan
10,600
Foundries
7%c
—7
1
Golden
39% Feb
6.65
Iron
6%C
Oil
Iron
Feniinore
Consoi
42
5.80
Canada
7%c
-l
Consolidated East Crest—
Jan
6.15
Cement
47%c
7%
1
Consolidated Dragon
1
Canada
Feb
Discovery
Jun
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
20 %c
Mines—
Deuison
Apr
30
—100
—
Oil
V 102,200
Flln
12
50c
•
common
preferred
Calvan
41c
Cadillac!
48
Copper
Cabanga
35c
Mines
Calllinan
Central
1.35
17,250
Oc
1
Bunalo
19
Gamma,
Consolidated
33%
2,40o
5%c
1
—
Building
Ltd
43
1
&
200
50e
—
1
Mining
13
50c
1
Buffadison Gold
Burlington
12%
12%
25
_
Ankerite
Jan
10
Consolidated
7% Aug
100
40%
Telephone
Brunswick
Jim
I0%c
21% July
3,033
39%
Mines
Hill
.
12%
Mines
Builoclis
12%
39%
Company
Bunker
084
•
Mines
Brunsman
Buffalo
52
*
British
Brunhurst
49%
48 %
12%
A-—-*
Columbia Power
Reef
49%
48%
50
135
05
05
;
*
British
Broulan
43%
45%
94%
45%
94%
49%
class
Packers
Columbia
Class B
43%
43%
45%
94%
Columbia Forest Products
British
•
11c
11,300
Consolidated Halliwell
5%%
British
221.500
4.70
Consolidated
Electric Co—
Columbia
4%%
4,147
31c
15c 15 %c
46c
Beliekeno
Consolidated
Consolidated
British
13%
25c
Liie
Jan
46% May
5% Jan
14% July
13%
—
Petroleum
Commonwealth
Confederation
Jan
Apr
13,125
-
Metals
70c
Feb
3.13 May
15c
Mines
Yeilowknife
6.45 May
5%
3.50 Mar
Jan
35c
16c
19%
Jun
1.80
29c
Conner
Jan
May
2.25
y,8;)U
1
Lake Gold Mines
Jun
7c
4.30
84c
500
2.6.-)
13%
•
Coniaga8 Mines
Consolidated Allcnbee Oil
5.00 Aug
Jan
3.10
2.53
——I
Equip
Rcco
Coldstream
July
8c
4.85
common
Coin
Jan
9c
Farm
Cody
Jan
High
Low
High
2.95
1
Willaiis
Cockshutt
May
—'
46%
'
Coclienour
ian
8c
1.35
1,000
Bridge & Tank common
Warrants—
-
18c
Jan
6%c
-2..-—————1
Petroleums
Traction
10%c
6%c
—
53c
Mines
Amer
Jaii
5.00
pfd
....
Bralorne Mines
British
4c
85c
—•
Paper
Bralsaman
3,500
5,032
40','4
1
Corp 5%%
Bowater
Brazilian
10,071
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
2.50
Smelting—
Chromium Mining &
1.25 Mar
Jan
8,200
50
1
1
Ltd
Bowatcr
Boymar Gold
■
1
—
53c
1.08
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
High
—
1
Gold
Low
16c
24c
23%c24%e.
....
'
1
Mines
Mines
Bordulac
Bouzan
1
—.
Bay
Bonville
—;
—-
—
Range Since Jan. 1
21c 24 %c
1
Mines—
Uranium
Shares
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
15c 15 %c
5c 5%c
1.00
1.00
—1
Mines—
Yukon
Blcroft
Friday
STOCKS
High
91c
-I
Mines
Bevcon
Bibis
5flo
Copper Corp
AUGUST 8
Sales
for Week
Range
Cast
STOCKS
8
9.00
6Tb
July
Aug
Feb
Apr
Jan
35% May
Jan
15% July
Jan
7.00
Jan
Jun
18% May
Jan
53% May
65
Jan
32%
Feb
42%
Aug
3.05 May
4.00
Jun
2.75
Jan
3.80
Jan
5%
Jan
-8%
Jun
10%c
Jan
25c
Aug
40c
Jun
27c
Jan
9c
Jan
4.25
25c
14 %c Mar
Jan
July
-
7.05 May
2.10 Apr
41
(581)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5767
188
Volume
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Sale Price
Par
for Week
Goldale
Gold
Low
13 Vic
Uranium Mines—
Glenn
Mines
Lakes
Northern
Gas
common
Great
Plains
Great
West
class
Oil
Home
27 %
Jan
950
G'/n
Jan
3.90
4.00
3.00
Jan
42
3.25
1,805
18
Hugh
20%
21%
Smelting
35
7
14c
Ltd
19c
18c 19 Vic
46c
54c
10c
common
Co
Jonsmlth
Kilembe
24c
2,000
51
53
28%
75
11
11%
848
28c
Jun
6V4
53
Aug
Jan
28% Aug
11% Aug
Jun
New
Jun
New
Jan
200
7 Vic
10,500
36
36%
2,403
6%
36%
13'%
1,070
48
48
25
3.50
3.60
1,266
14%
131/a
14%
612
61/4
6
6%
14,910
16
15'%
16
390
2.65
3.00
900
5% Jan
July
5c
6%
10c
13'% Aug
50
Apr
New
Continental
Feb
New
Jan
2.70
4.25
Jan
New
Jun
16'%
Jan
New
l-eb
3.25 Mar
New
67c
New
14
2.1)0
40c
May
Jan
55
Jan
81 Vi
Feb
18%c Jan
9% Apr
36%
Jan
70c
67c
III/2C
12c
7,620
8c
6'A
6%
6,330
6
6%
14C
14c
16c
19,500
14c
14c
16c
9,000
28c
39c
94,100
July
72c
11
Jun
New
Manitoba
51
Aug
New
2.10 Aug
Aug
2.00
26c
July
1.95
94c
Aug
July
Niagara
Nickel
May
IOV2C Jan
Jan
Feb
40c
Jun
6'%
Jun
Norsyncomaquo
2.25
2.50
825
Mar
2.70
Jun
Northcal
2.49 Mar
7Vi May
5Vi July
5c
8c
Apr
1.85
2,600
95c
Feb
46c
3,250
27c
Jan
70c
7c
5,500
5c
Jan
8Vic July
42c
38c
60c
155.076
36c
Jun
73c
Jan
SC
10c
4,000
8c
Mar
14c
Jan
25
24%
25V4
075
19%
19'%
19V2
4,240
91/4
9V2
400
1.06
1.10
1,200
nic
Apr
40c
Jan
.
18%
Jan
Mar
./
26
72c
2.200
3,230
83
-240
9c
12c
11,500
7c
4,000
16c
2.70 Jan
80
1.15
80c
Apr
May
3.40 May
Jan
Northwestern
Jan
29c
May
12,900
15c
Mar
23c
3,500
19c
Jan
23c
Jun
Obaska Lake Mines
23
223
19
Jan
23
Aug
O'Brien
23
3.90
Jan
5.25
24c
Feb
1.68 May
Gold
Mines
1
5%c
5c
9C
24,400
4c
Jan
2.10
19,200
1.50
Jan
2.30 May
2.04
1.80
30 %
30 Va
31
260
28 Vi
Jan
32'% May
•
30 %
30 %
31
1,456
22
Feb
•
31%
30%
32
1,945
47
46 %
47
542
5%c
21,500
3%c Mar
7%c Mar
M)
VPninr
Macassa
Mines
_
68c
Jan
May
50c
Feb
26c
Red
Magnet
Cons
28c
12c
.
_
Class
B
preferred
Steel Products common
Ontario
Opemlskn Copper
Orange Crush
O'-^nadf)
7c
Osisko
May
37c
Aug
Mar
11c
Jan
8%C July
18c
24,563
4c
Apr
35c
Feb
80c
18c
Mar
62c
July
1.19
1.08
1.19
26,600
7,500
%
2.90
3.10
8,100
28c
29c
4,300
11c
15c
146,000
20%
300
21,100
1.20
1.05
1.24
33%
34%
3,842
2.47
2.44
2.55
11,250
5%C
7c
18,300
3.20 Jun
24c
Jan
35c
Feb
5c
Apr
15c
July
Pan
21
July
Paramaque
90c
Apr
1.24 Aug
23%
Jan
35% July
1.70 Jan
2.80 May
Mar
1.33
Jan
25c
49c
Jan
July
2.05
3,500
16C
Apr
23c
Jan
39c
43c
23,500
3i>c
Mar
59c
Feb
2.05
1
2.15
2,700
2.01
Jan
Feb
2.59
6%c
6c
7c
16,332
12 %c
12c
14c
9,000
11c
Mar
3.25
2.55
3.35
826,223
13c
Mar
IIV2C
11 %C
15c
112,262
6c
Feb
15c
Aug
8c
6%C
8c
21,900
tic
Mai-
lie
July
16 %C
16c 17 %c
8,500
12c
May
22c
July
18c
Aug
4Vbc
Jan
9c
July
20c
July
7.25
July
1
22c
18c
23c
40c
Jan
8%C
8c
9%c
23,400
7c
Apr
17c
Jan
25c
22C
28c
786,861
12c
Jun
36%c
6V2C
6%C
6. be
2,000
41/2C
Jan
7c
7c
1,500
5Vbc
Jan
4c
Jan
28,100
6c
5c
6c
21,448
1.00
1.00
1.00
67
16 %C I6V2C
800
1.00 Aug
Jan
9V2C Apr
9c
Jun
7c
May
1.35
Jan
July
Page
Jan
11% July
111/2
250
88c
95c
5,550
57c
May
1.51
1.85
1,90
2,580
90c
July
2.05
6C
6c
6c
2,500
5c
Feb
7c
Jan
17c 17 Vac
3,700
8c
Jan
18c
July
46%
3,350
35%
Jan
47
11
44'%
45%
9
,
5%c Apr
GV'bc
6,200
30c
40c
279,050
2.80
2.95
3,190
23C
27c
170,900
10c
11c
11,100
7V%c Mar
25c
30c
29,800
12c
3.50
6c
25c
27c
Jan
7c
2.23 Mar
18c
May
Apr
Jan
Jun
Aug
9C
Jan
40c
Aug
3.05
Jun
Feb
36c
15c
July
33c
May
2,450
2.75
Feb
4.15 May
36
36
36
5
33'%
Jun
44
1.40
1.75
1,120
57c
_25o
50
62c
52,032
48c
July
37c
Mar
3.30
3.50
1.10
Apr
Porcupine
Western
Feb
1.95 May
64c
July
1.12 Aug
1.12
84c
1.12
380,971
3.15
3.15
3.30
9,375
2.71
Apr
4.60
Feb
2.06
2.20
1,250
1.85
Apr
3.50
Feb
12 Vb
12 Va
300
11
Jan
14 Va
85
39
Apr
44
Jun
Feb
2.13
42
43'%
3.20
42
3.20
120
Jan
4.00
Jan
1.00
1.05
1,535
75c
Apr
1.90
Jan
2.40
Jan
5.00
01
Anr
1.30 Jan
Feb
15
3.00
3.50
3.85
1,010
1.10
1.10
600
141%
15
5.125
3.25
3.25
400
21c
21c
2,000
79
79
80
50
20C
20c
24c
88,525
20 %c 20 %C
1,000
14c
7c
7c
500
4c
81c
95c
19,000
45 %c
Apr
15'%
16
1,750
13%
Feb
6%C
7c
13,500
5c
14c
15c
5,500
1.18
1.20
5,600
1.15 July
llVbc Jan
3.50
•
•
20
20
100
14%
87c
—
—
7c
1.20
19c
18c
19c
5,000
•
1.83
1.83
2.00
6,623
43c
1,700
40c
1
10
Jan
2.70
18c
May
77
1.55
36c
Jan
May
40c
July
Jun
30c
July
Mar
8c
July
1.35 July
16 Va
Jun
Mar
9c
Jan
Jan
23c
1.55
32c
Jar
Feb
July
Jan
2.10 May
Jan
55c
9
9
9%
273
7% Mar
20
*
1
•
3%
81/4
81/4
100
7
Jan
19
Apr
21'/a
21 Va
100
8.85
8.75
9.20
19.580
5.75
Feb
3.15
3.10
3.15
500
2.15
Jan
—
4.25 Jan
33c
82
Jan
10 Vb C Mar
ll'/ac
Apr
July
9%
May
Jun
91/2 Jun
22
July
9.20 July
4.00 Mar
Jan
12C
12c
14c
13,000
10c
Jun
20c
60c
50c
60C
33,900
19c
Jan
60c
July
25c
Jan
44c
July
15%
Apr
20%
38c
33c
38c
9,500
18 Va
20%
15.614
30
2flV4
30
994
26% May
33 Va
Jun
59c
59c
59c
500
41c
Apr
66c
Jun
Jan
33c
Jun
-
10c
Pardee
Amalgamated
Parker
.
25c
28C
13,650
7c
7c
7%c
18,500
4%c Jan
1
1
Mines
Drilling
Uranium Mine* Ltd
28C
20c
1
Oils—
Mines
Parbec Mines
Pater
17c
95c
Hersey Tubes
PamouT
July
Jan
12c
1.85
Petroleums
Jan
4c
3,oJ0
Jan
1.01
20%
Mines
Lake
Pacific
8c
•xZC
0
4c
19 %C 19 Vac
39c
May
20% Aug
5,300
15c
28c
1
1
Ormsby Mines
5c
2.40
Aug
1
Onld
Jan
Aug
10c
33%
GC
7 Vac
44c
18c
40c
16c
12,800
.1—-1
)
6c
2.55 July
28C
10
28
197.100
»
.
Feb
8c 10 %C
1
Lake
Mines
34c
8Vie Apr
22
HV2C Apr
20%
2.90
1
Cockshutt
Madsen
Jan
Mar
*
MacMillan & Bloedel class B
6%c
24c
28c
common
Preferred
49c
101/2 C
July
Warrants
Jun
4.800
1
_
Explorations
MacLeod's class A preferred-
MacLeod
*
1
Mines
Macdonald
■Macfie
1
Mines—
Jockey Club
Ontario
July
17,725
100
69c
*
Malartic
O'Learv
32
9c
^
Go
31% July
66c
2,000
Jan
1
90o
Oils
Okalta
47
8c
2,950
19 c
*
Ogama Rockland Gold
Oka Rare Metals Mining
Jan
51c
28
35,223
*
Cement
Ocean
Jan
65c
35c
July
Clc
•
1
Mines
Gold
22
5%c
28
14c
G5c
—*
Mines
Nudulama
41'%
4 V2 c
10c 101% c
Jan
56c
Jun
Lexindhi
32c
Jan
6c
1
5,575
23c
221/2 c
35c
pfd
Mines
21c
Aug
(W
Norvalie
Utilities
5.00
July
Lvndhnrc
Natural Gas
Ltd
21c
17c
Lowney
Oils
12c
11c
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
Ontario
Northern
Northern Telephone
4.95
IOV2C
22c
16,700
•
18%c
*
25,500
9c
1.00
Northern Canada Mines
Jan
Jan
_1
44c
8c
•
warrants
Northland
Jan
„
38c
9c
warrants
Feb
6c
.
Apr
40c
50
-
warrants
87
95c
-
Common
Jan
15,250
_
23V2 May
101/2 c July
—*
North Star Oil common
1057
153,000
-
Apr
3c
1
Uranium
Class A warrants
9Vi Aug
3.25
.
Jan
19%
1
Northspan
Mar
17c
Goldfield
1.50
398
29,500
1
Rankin.
worth
1956
1.45
Warrants
200
8c
1.50
Preferred
Jun
1.38
Louvicourt
2.25
21%
•
North Goldcrcst Mines Ltd
19Vi Aug
82
•
2.25
OVbc
1
North Canadian Oils common
14% May
7
May
20%
•
1
Preferred
2.06
5 "
99 Vb
8c
Warrants
6 Vic
1
99% Aug
2.25
Corp
„
Ltd
Oils
Jan
7c
.
27'% May
21%
Mining
Nickel
19'% May
Jan
14-% Jan
Mines
Normetal Mining
Norpax
22c
26c
Jan
991/2 Aug
6C
Feb
1
Jan
24%
35c
Feb
w
15%c
50
1
4.20
1.60
51,000
-~1
1.90
9.028
20c
27%
Mines
500
19
17c
271%
991,2
Mines
.
Gold
Acme
400
18 Va
19c
Norgold
75c
Feb
99%
Norlartic
68c
_
151/b Jun
Noranda
8 Vic
Mines
Jan
July
3.10
Explorations
12
July
15c
Uranium
14% May
480
July
1.44
Lorado
1,170
14%
36c
Nor
5%
Long Island Petroleums
14%
23c
1
Lomega
14%
14%
Jan
1
Nisto Mines
2.25
1
36c
14%
July
10i% July
68c
82
A
16c
Jan
1
class
16,200
Jan
17%c July
3.20
B
19c
8c
July
5Vi
Preferred
17VL.C
38e
20c
2.15
33,600
1.09
Gold
Jun
18c
1
1
•
20c
—1
Lac
Aug
72c
*
,
Nlpissing Mines
9,544
•
81c
Apr
64
1
B
Ltd
Mines
19,200
23
Jun
41c
—*
class
Wire
Rim
32c
16c 18 Vic
23c
Aug
55c
8,300
.—1
Mines
T'aku
July
Mines
Cos
New
57c
3
78
27,118
47c
1
1
*
Oils
Superior
July
13c
Mines
Rouyn Merger
Senator Rouyn
New
7
Gold
Class
New
15c
July
Gold
29c
50c
1,971
81c
43c
1
1
Smelting
&
Exploration
Mylamaaue
Newnorth
23c
1
Gold
Loblaw
New
Mining
50c
10
—
73
70c
Aug
_•
—
76'%
46c
•
Minda-Scotia
I
1
_
Jun
May
1
30c
37
_
16'% Aug
•
Newlund Mines
55c
9,000
-
Apr
'__1
1
Mines
17 Vie
6
-
14%
1
Mines
Jason
Kelore
32c
6 Vic
_
420
1
Mines
Hosco
New
16
Jun
-
Mines
New
Lencourt
Long
Goldvue
Aug
Jan
1.40 Mar
Mineb
July
Jan
9%
52c
11 VaC
6
Candy
16 Vb
July*
30c
•
Canada
Harricana.
New
6 Vic
American
77c
50o
Dickenson Mines
69%
6
Latin
Apr
77'%
1
7%
31 Vi
——
62c
16 %
50c
Jun
5%
436
150.060
of
Delhi
7.300
44c
Oil
New
20,443
—
29
1,000
161/2
1
Pete
Davies
Aug
54
r"
40V
Feb
70c
20o
;
Petroleum
14Vi
49c
1
Jan
15%
63c
8c
1
10% Mar
81%
1
20Vb
200
'
«.
Jan
6.75
44
53
1
Jan
525
1
Chamberlain
26c
6%C
—
17,285
26'%
1
Mines
New
37
78%
37 c
Calumet
New
Jan
49c
1
1
Mines
17c
39%
1
Gold
Bidlamaque
July
Jan
25%
81%
•
Mining-
13c
Jan
9.10
„*
New Bristol Oils
6%
6 %c
1
Mines
3.20 May
lie; July
14-;«< Jun
22c
July
261/2
•
-
14Vi
♦
Shore
Jan
Jun
7c
39%
13c
20c
Uranium
Jan
Mines
Wasa
1,270
•
Alger Mines
Athona Mines
•
Lake
Little
Labine
J 2 %
45c
Leltrb
Mines
2,058
Canada
Secord
Nealon
Nesbitt
13%
Apr
1
Lake
3,135
.13
20
Petroleum
13V8
29,100
Laura
National
New
,„rr
300
9%c
5
National Steel Car
80
I
Gold Mines
2.90
8c
5
47% July
—
2.90
12%
Jun
9
Lead
Feb
-
May
3.15
July
1.80 Aug
1
Explorations Ltd
preferred
Feb
Mines
28c
Jan
1.18
1
_
49
1
Mines
Apr
•
Preferred
38%
Jan
Gas
Feb
19c
•
Works
Mines
175
80c
class A
60c
1
6,947
70c
Cement
Jan
*
Corp common
Wright Iron
13%
•
A
Moore
71
•
Osu
Aug
47
Jan
Lingman
Lake
111/2
89c
Debentures
Lake
Locomotive
68
75,475
Townsite
I
1
class
Corp
Porcupine
46%
1.95
Dufault
'
Btewery
71
1.77
Cinch
Lake
Lake
Jan
25% Aug
1.90
(John)
Ltd
Labrador Mining & Exploration.
35c
»
National Grocers
July
Lakeland
July
23
'
Warrants
Lafarge
Molsons
National
12c
Labatt
1.G00
*
.
Corp
;
Min Ore Mines
1.21 May
2,150
Kirkland
Feb
1.60 May
41'% July
43%
95
25%
1
45c
1.95
Jan
33.500
Minerals
14c
1.14 May
Jan
1.25
2.90
i.—,
Metals
Jan
26c
Hudson Mines
14,400
*
Brick
Mining Corp
32
1.80
Kirkland
1.80
Milton
National
1.60
1.50
July
46%
1
Jan
1.77
77c
21c
Copper
Jan
65c
.
5,900
National Drue & Chemical common
15Vi Mar
15c
Apr
1.75
Kirkland
49c
9,550
19,010
23% July
39'%
9,158
18%
"104,670
93c
24c
Apr
3,205
24c
Gold
13V4 Aug
400
92c
2.75
Creek
1.79
Kerr-Addison
Jan
11%
July
July
13'%
*4c
Nam a
51
2.40
17c
2.60
51Vb July
_20c
Gold
49
Apr
«.(>6
Mindamar
Jun
Feb
Feb
8c
":-e
Uranium
Lake
1.00
f.lc
4.65 Mar
53
Warrants
July
46
22,200
•
v,
Douglas class A
iOc
1.75
.„
Feb
3,400
of
Warrants
3.05
25%
.♦
15c
'
84c
•
2.340
31.550
Jupiter Oils
Kenville
Industries Gas
4.40
16
Ltd
Jan
Jun
3.10
Jan
11c
74c
79c
1
Minerals
2.10
Co
2.20
July
"<c
;
Mining
Multi
1.85
Mines
"•
July
35c
Apr
July
12%
12%
•
Mt
15%
Mining
23,900
48
Power com
Oil & Gas
36
16
Kelvinator
Mexican Light &
211% July
2.08
Jumping Pound Petrol
92c
48
10c 10 Vb c
IOV2C
x
Apr
Apr
1
1
Mines
82c
34c
50
...
Jan
25c
Mines
1,000
1
'
pfd
Mines
13%
100
Joliet-Quebec
Kelly
14
4,(521
Gold
6,817
13c
70c
Syndicate class A
Joburke
2.90
13c
1
24c
1
1
2.65
2.80
14c
July
52c
22C
Jan
1
•
(1939)
6,000
1
10
Mines
5 Vi %
Paper
Uranium
25Vi
195
———1
26c
50c
455
31,600
;
221/2 c
Molybdenum
50 %
Ltd
22 %c
Moneta
10
Minerals
Jan
6%c
Jun
86
Jan
IO'/bC
18,100
"
Feb
49%
Lake
671%
243,300
13c
1.31
,
1,969
1.21
Exploration
290
52c
12c
Jun
10
Teanette
85
42c
12c
30c
50
Jefferson
83
44c
July
62
Jan
50
Jan
28c
•
Mines
6.339
41%
Corp
430
Jan
G 00
Apr
Jan
1
36
40c
:
*
50c
May
2.25
12c
Milllken
1
Mining—__—
60
25Vi
22'%
3.50
59
Jun
49
7c
15,100
Jun
21 Va
6%
40
20c
26%
50
24c
32c
3.50
17c
1
4.15
4.15
23c
3.50
17c
951% Aug
18c
32c
"V"
July
771/2 Mar
3.50
59%
84%
Jun
9
Feb
Mil) City Petroleums.
6 Vic
*
Waite
267,000
5%
May
Jan
8
Iron
305
21 Vi
35 V
1
Jack
95%
20 %
20
36
1.10
Copper Mines
Bay
Mines
94i%
2
20 Va
20 Vb
401/4
Credits
951%
1.21 Aug,
29c
8%c Jan
July
July
Line..
Pipt
Meta
Montreal
Ranwick Ltd
Bldg
Feb
15,184
17c
2,235
1.15
common
40c
153,250
9
24c
20Vi
12,000
20
1,191,255
27c
8%
1.01
26c
18c
10c
Jan
21c
International
Jowsey
'..,/
Jan
24%
1.21
8%
14c
21c
1.10
19c
1.07
May
79c
4 Vic
23%
July
May
8
Jan
300
21c
12c
26c
—•
Petroleums
Midwest
Jan
2,000
24%
Jan
Feb
0
Mentor Expl & Dev—_
Midrim
Apy,,- /;
5c
.54
Ixn>
July
35% May
~
"
•
Intel-provincial
12c
6c
1.22
411/4
Min & Dev
Nickel
Medallion
33c
12Vic
5c
10
1
_
Jun
1.04 May
Jan
Mar
1.22
3.00
pfd
Gold
2.15 July
Apr
8c
22,333
8%c
.
Jan
8 Vic
v
5c
•
Mersey
6% Aug
25,500
He '■*
McWatters
22%
Jun
93c
Mar
8c
Merrill Island Mining
49c
6,000
53c
Apr
,
25c
11,500
Lake
Jun
1.70 Jan
3,900
1.3% c
common.*
—
Mining
188,400
12,500
Lake
Red
Midcon
245,320
Red
McMarmac
Apr
27
600
13c 13 Vic
10c
Petroleum
Jellicoe
;
400
6% V-v
International
Jacobus
51c
9% Aug
Feb
12c
Porcupine
McKenzie
8.60
4Vic Jan
10,000
102.483
:__50
*
—_
'
47c
May
7'%
•
common
19%
Jan
12%
V"
220
Jan
Jan
8c
Frontenac
July
5:70
95c
1
Natural Gas
Investors
9%
ll%c
1
13c
12%
76c
1
Corp
Accept
int-i
Feb
9
•
22c
7,710
89c
Warrants
Jaye
/
Feb
10,u25
20
Cement Co
>
Jan
22
9c
,
Jan
21%
&
Gold
International
Irish
20%
8Vic Jan
100
•
•
preferred
-
11
lO'/a Mar
11,400
1.85
Warrants
,
Mclntyre
9c
1
Preferred
12c
18
10c
Consol
Ltd
July
28c
Apr
0.50
7c
•
Paper common
Porcupine
Inspiration
Feb
6%
20 Vi May
Mar
181/4
1.85
1
20c
—•
Inglis (John) & Co
Inland
McColl
10Vic
254
1.85
Imperial Bank
10
Imperial Flo Glaze common—
*
Imperial Investment class A
•
Imperial
Life Assurance
10
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary.5
6% preferred
4.86%
Inland
Jun
5'% Jun
39,600
33%
7
Oils
$2V'4
20 Vi
78
—
34
1
—1
Mining
Lake
6%c Mar
100
i0c
Maybrun Mines
8.25
11c
Huron & Erie Mtge
Industrial
Maxwell
7c
17
18
8.45
:
■'*:
19c 21 Vic
7 Vic
1
1
Gold—-
Matachewan
Feb
Apr
Jan
15
12
.1
Oils
Jun
3.50
Ltd—
Bay
Indian
120
*
•
Pain
1,375
5%
21 Vic
Bay Oil
Humber
18 V 4
5%
—I
—^—
Co
90c
12,600
lie
common
Preferred
43
4.40
-
2.25
Ltd
Massey-Ferguson
Jan
39Vi Jan
170
3.20
1,925
Mining
Hudson
950
41%
8% May
1.30 Aug
21,844
20
•
-1
_^_1
Martin-McNeely Mines
Mar
10%
B
Hudson
Aug
34
10%
Mines
Howard Smith
rioyle
175
1,028
21%
Class
Jan
Feb
32
May
1.30
8%c
100
July
49c
*•
Jan
7c
48 V2 C
1
;
Jan
1
18c
11 %c July
High
6c
3c
20
9%
Mines
Marcon
92c
7%
3.25
18
Jan
6,425
1
Mines
Hollinger
8c
0
8.800
7%
3.90
July
7'%
July
Mar
30%
—*
Sarcee
Consol
1.20
Gardens
Leaf
22c
1
Headway Red Lake
Heath
Gold. Mines.
High wood
Maple
Maple Leaf Milling common
Maralgo Mines
1.75
1.41
7'/a
Aug
Marigold Oils
'
Maritime Mining Corp
78.300
.
._
Bell
6
7c
21c
r—.
49
11,000
13%c
1.50
32
1
Gold Mines
Minerals
Highland
8Vic
18 Vic
—•
Carpets
Heva Gold
July
160
400
9 Vic
Feb
45 Vi Mar
15
6 V'<!
8c
1
-1
1
Hock
Gold
48
68c
7 Vic May
135
18 Vic
Gold
Mining
Harrison
20
48
48
-
Mines
Hasaga
99,050
1C0
20 Vic
10 V2
—
Gypsum Lime & Alah
Hard
34c
160
20
—
Lake
28c
33c
20
Mines
Warrants
Harding
Uranium
15,000
191/4 Aug
July
171%
245
5c
1.11
•
1
Goldfieids
Maneast
20
Mines
Gulf Lead
Elalmon
Malartn
Aug
—•
•
10
Ltd.
Mines
Hallnor
May
45c
1
*
•
A
Saddlery
Uranium
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust
Gwillim
12c
Jun
—
Greyhawk
Gunnar
Jan
Jan
50
—
DevelOD
Coal
West
Great
Gulch
21c
5c
26c
19%
4c
4%C
,_1
Jan
11,100
20,393
-—-
1
warrants
B
!
I
Majortrans
14c
11c
45c
6,000
19'%
19%
-
9c
1
•
1
•
-1
Paper
preferred
Class
shoes Ltd
Malier
42 c
18c 19 %c
6
'■Warrants
$2.80
July
42c
•
30
Mines
Great
17c
May
Low
High
'
Mines
Great
5c
8,500
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Par
High
10 Vic
.i
Goodyear Tire Canada common
4C«
preferred
Gordon Mackay class A
Graham
Bousauet Gold
Granduc
14c
11c
18c
Uranium
Grandroy
Range Since
Low
for Week
Range
Sale Frice
i
Mines.
Maniiou
Goldfields
Shares
High
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Jan. 1
i
—
Gold
Eagle
Goittei.
AUGUST 8
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
Week's
Friday
9C
7c
lie
863,800
3Vbc Jan
*
—...1
i
5Gc
—
—
21,128
55c
60c
2.85
2.85
100
38c
41c
6,500
37%c
Jan
2.85 Aug
33c
Jan
9c
Jan
Jan
11 %c Feb
70c
July
4.00 Jan
62c
Mar
The Commercial and Financial Chicnicle
»$ /
.
.
.
(582)
42
Monday, August 11, 1958
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Low
Par
Preferred
17c
8.599
13c
Jan
23c
July
July
Toronto Star
23c
24c
12.660
18c
Feb
40c
Mar
:— .1.25
9%
9%
10
5,505
Feb
10
July
July
Traders
45
—50
24II
Petrol Oil
&
2.900
45
14c
25c
Jan
614
May
25% Mar
Apr
July
40c
24%
790
1.60
2.07
54,130
l
24c
24c
S5c
i
1.25
1.16
1.25
8,700
70c
Jarx
•
65c
65c
74c
17,300
38c
Jan
1.03
1.01
1.10
6,800
60c
Jan
1.02
98c
1.02
13,600
92c
July
Gas—
Phillips OU Co LtCL
Pickle Crow Gold Mines-
'
Transcontinental
23
24
2.00
16,800
1.55
24c
2.07
Gold
Pioneer
"i
———
Placer Development
1.35
1.30
1.35
3,100
-i
Columbia-
British
ol
Uranium
Ore
8%C
6%C
9c
36,200
10
w,
Triad
—
..200
May
nil
■
36
Jan
Union: Acceptance
2nd preferred
37
Aug
65%
.
35c
47c
July
54%
Jan
67%
Jun
10%
Apr
310
2.25
Jan
3.55 May
Rich well
May
United
9%C
12c
190,000
Jan
5.00 July
12c
Aug
4/35
325
Jun'
4.65 July
United
Estella
1.75
70c
Jan
1.85 Aug
United
Fuel
G.55
6,100
3,731
1,925
2,000
79c
1.05
2.71
3.05
132,946
28c
37c
1,897,512
5.10
5c
2.85
Rupununi
Rix
Athabasca
Keno
Feb
3.80
United
Jun
United
Montauban
Jan
2.41 Mar
5c
May
1.33 May
Being
Satellite
One
Aug
21,800
34c
Jan
60c
Jun
United
July
4.25
4.25
100
?7c 29%c
8,708
27c
7%
3.20
5.75
-
Apr
Jun
5.50
Feb
7%
7:%
9%
9%-
25c
.
50
~
Mar
7% Aug
Jan
5%
8%
125
38c
July
29c
27 %C
26,171
22c
Apr
47c
Mar
United
Steel
1
30c
.
7%c
7c
8c
4.20
4.20
4.50
1,365
21c
21c
25c
6,800
5,000
Jail
6c
4.20
July
10c
Apr
Jan
9% Aug
7,750
70c
Jan
1.55
1,105
20
Jan
25%
Feb
Vandoo
9,500
13c
Jan
17c
Jan
10
11
4,500
11
Aug
Victoria
10c
10%c
7,950
15c
Jan
Violamac
85c
July
8%c Mar
51c
57c
16,500
35c
Apr
85c
7,900
80c
Jun
8c
9c
7,500
6%c Jan
1.00
2,100
85c
47c
50c
11,300
24c
1.50
1.49
1.51
1
63c
50c
65c
1
1
18c
17c
19c
85c
85c
1
48c
1
1
8c
1
55c
lie
•
15 Ms
100
104%
1-
Mines
Jan
14%c
Walker "(G' &-.W
Apr
Waterous
1.25
May
Wayne
Webb
Equipment
Ltd
Corp
Lawrence
Aug
July
1.30 July
93,300
28c"Feb
9c
Apr
12% Jan
29 %c
Jan
15%
Jun
West
98
105
Jun
West
Jan
17c
4,868
53
Mar
68%
Aug
2,995
10
July
14%
Jan
20%
Jun
28%
Feb
Feb
Petroleums
Westbume
109,216
6c
HTu
20%
20%
20%
125
10
9
1018
4,373
10 %c 10 %c
500
9c" Jan
10% Mar
7
15%
Gas
Uranium
common
pfd series A
issue called entirely
400
13%
15
32,515
98%
98%.
30
68c
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
16
98%
Ltd—
Mines
15%
14%
preferred,.
75c
2,600
47o
9c
10c
6,600
8c
23
24%
8,758
13%
10c
24%
—
July
West
12c
Jan
12
Anr
..
95
Jan
16
July
15
July
99% July
Malartic
-
:
Oils
Freehold
Creek
&
Jan
24% Aug
Jan
11% Aug
40c
Apr
75c
Jun
16c
12c
18e
533,300
9c
Mar
20c
July
72c
72c
72c
100
50c
Jan
19
100
—i
43c
40c
43c
1,750
2.00
5.75
26
70c
—1
Sherritt Gordon
4.20
32
13%
Jan
40c
Aug
1.12 July
70c
6,732
Jan
T.6fl
6.05
4,450
2G%"
2,660
24
2,950
30c
4.15
31
75C
"
4.30
-
4.05
I
Mar
s
200
3.50
24% Jan
1.15
Apr
3.35
Feb
6.60 Mar
24% Mar
29%
Jun
TVs
Jan
5,969
-
69,080
8%c
Jan
21 %c July
1,500
2.10
Apr
4.10 May
200
vr
Jun
5
2,700
18c
24c
27,432
17c
11,110
65c
1.70
1.80
39c
Jan
k
"1,-583
■die
60.600
5c
1.99 Mar
Jan
:
Jan
9%c Aug
2.30 Aug
-1.60 Apr-
17,915
July
20c
Jun
•
Apr
1.05
Fel)
T5c
12.30
Jun
26c
Jan
1.65
3,858
-
Apr
~
9%<r ~
2.06
Jan
-
1.00
2.15
j
j
May
1.42
July
T»d5
-2,861
-
j
29
May
-2.45
405
-
I
4.25
12c
Jan
Jan.
7,500
Jun
July
29% July
Apr
-5c
21-
65
23*20*
•
4.10
Jan
12%
-
32%
-
15%
116
30
'-Jun
950
6
Aug
1.50 Feb
Feb
32% July
BV2 Mar
,,
2.25
"2.25 •*
1.72
1.70
1.75
3,705
18c
e20c
4,600
15c
May*
1-.02
90c
1.02
4,150
85o
Apr
"1.55 -Feb
Jan
15% Aug
15%
14%
•
32%
31%
32*,t
32
96
■96
96
12%
12%
13
j
*
x.
;
•
Woodward
Wright-Hargreaves
class
Ltd
July
Jun
6%
82c
27c
6 lac
G%c
15c
16c
Aug
64c
July
5c
10,643
B5c
Apr
Jan
6c
Jun
12c
2,000
16c
—1;
■—*
Mar
20c
6%
Jan
-
3,850
.7%
3.90
26%
26 =14"
14%
1434
160
1.20
1.35
1,050
24c
53,000
10c
12 lie 14 %c
28,700
<
7%
20%
A
5
1.35
—
""100
7%
Jan
2
3.90
i
^
Aug
Apr
13c
184,580
1
6
66c
7,500
20c
——
13% July
Jun
7Gc
class A
Jun
July
y7
300
76c
Ltd—i.
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Wood - Alexander * —i
33
-33
Jan
b
Jan
Jan
6.65
24%
«
1.90 Mar
40c
871 i" Jan '
3,410
-
1
■
i
;
& Mines
-
21%
2,630
5"
-
•-
2,55 Jun
21%'Jan
14,390
:j2-7a v
-8
-11
-
Jan
1.50
-310'
—1
1
:
Larder
Ind
•
32 711
•
.100
600
-
15 W<»
-
Yukon
&;
Windfall Oils
(J)
10%-July
2,550
-
•V7
6
;
:
Pass
Wood
-
1
u
"3.15 May
24% July
180
"10%
Jan
4.00 May
31%
Jan
July
Feb
15
Jan
1.70
1.20 Aug
2.35 Mar
6.20 Aug
Yale
Lead
&
Zinc..
—1
26%
Jun
Ypik»r
Mar
75c
Aug
Yellorex Mines
Jan
Yellowknife Bear Mines..,
10,928
3.90
Apr
4.65
32
565
21%
Jan
32
32
265
21
Jan
32
4.05
4.05
100
Jan
4.75
3.65
.12
32%
7
•
aan
.
12','4
32%
•
:
——
Aug
Aug
r-anuck
Yukeno
Gil.
22c
Mines
__i
-
■;
24c"
Mar
6c
Aug
'
16V?c July
Mar
-
^
-Jun
i
10c
9c
v 9c
10,000
5 Vic
Ji.n
93c
i.05
' 5c
12.200
G9c
Jan
8c
May
.34%c43Jic
250,800
IGlic
Jan
62o
Jun
3.000
11 lie
Apr
25c
Apr
7
1.02
1
19c
,
,
.
^
^
■
13 lie
,20c
•
f
5c
;
6,600
1.20 May
3 lie Jan
r
Aug
May
52c
—
Aug
79c
21c
——*
class A
43c
50c
02c
2,890
23c
Jan
83c
Apr
18c
Mines..,
Standard Mlnefe.
80c
Jan
95c
8c
Petroleum—;
19
31%
Breweries
Voting trust
Sigma Mines Quebec
2.00
3.50
9c
Breweries.————"—5.
Warrants
*
'.loo
Gold-
Millei
1.89
6.00
2614
•
July
1.79
preferred
3.30
3,100
•
Iv
18c r
-
23c
Plywood Co- class B
(Geo)
B
Winchester
July
3,090
.000
68c
5%
16c
1
^
Jan
1,260
65c
com
;
58c
-
23c
•
Petrol
25%
27
19
Ltd
Power
Weston
4 % ''o
11%
Petroleums
Water
2.90
14c
Willroy Mines 7
Wlltsey Coghlan
1,170
42
:
Aug
2.25
Naco
Western
Jan
*
Reinoow
**hawinifiai
Western
May
65c
——
j
14%
*
1,100
f6.35j
3.50
Warrants
Class
l
Metal
July
Apr
r] Jan
12
1.00
1
;
Canada
Western Decalta
Jan
10%
i
July
2c
2.85
7,600
K
29-291/2i'.V
18c
Gas
Westeel Products
Western
14c
—i
sapphire Petroleums
Sarnia
Bridge
58c
Apr
lie July
1.63
296
.
,28
.1.20
5.85
1
Ltd
Western Copper common
85c
65c
Gold
River
4.00
1.18
—I"
Mavglll Gas Gil——:
43
4814
39%
11 Vb
Sand
/
72c'
2.G5
—•
—
Mines
48% July
45%
42
Gold
14~}fi.
4.00
1.20
-
Jan
4814
Warrants
San Antonio
•
80c
29%
Ltd—
Oil '
Canadian Oil &
Apr
f
on
—25
14
RighDs'vti'J.r-—:
White
at $27 per share
series B pref
67,164
"
conv
Aug 19
Apr
11% May
•16,950
68%
11
common
July
4.25 Aug
37e'--Aug
i 5.689
64 412
57»
Petroleums
&
Wespac
66%
A—;
Feb
•
—1
Warrants
class
90
51%
,
May-
3.40
8c
10c
11,600
88%-:29%-i- -4:283
6.00
65c
—•
Cement
St Lawrence
if 2 2% May
Jan
44-
925
*
•
17c
28
i 'common—
28c
11%
1
v
70c
10c
Amulet Mines.
9%c July
66%
——
Jun
2.25 July
88% May
Apr
16%
2/37":
no
——.
Walnwright Prod & Ref
Waite
Apr
Jan
-'7.50
Jan
5%c
495
1%C
V
29%
•
—r
Jan
475
:
2.10 Aug
25%
1,290
%C
2.15
4.00
Mines
Jan
71c
Trust
Grey
Feb
5%c Jan
25
Mining
&
9c
104%. 104%
13c 15%c
4.25
74c
—_T.
—
31c
14,446
Jan
2,000
j
-
37c
2.34
1
Explorations Ltd.
35,700
15%
* 50
4:7c
—^.1'
mm*
70c
Alloys
Consol
1.18
1.56 July
•
Industries
Vanadium
62c
15
July
4.90
50
8%c J;-
46
.11—*
Knapp Canada
Weedon Pyrite Copper
4,500
'
23c
464
-
20%'x-
20
Jan
14,225
-
28
Aug
17c.
•
50
14
68,300
8c
^
17
old
:
Ltd
10c
Jan
10
Preferred
Jan
10 %C 131'sc
61c
50o
24,734
Aug
>
1.00
2.20
8%C
—25
Ventures Ltd
Jan
-
28
Canada -Mines;
25
7.50
G.49
Aug
,
Aug
16c
<)8c
6.25
2.10
Corp
15c
93c
6.30
-
,
16
3,200
;23c
%c
24%
25
15c;
80c
—
Upper
4.025
.17
22c
1
-
Telefilm
United
Jan
6.15
16
23c
Rights
Jan
10c
25c
17
Ltd
four
each
Oils'";
55c
—
Ryanor
Silver
75c
Apr
Ltd
Fortune
47c
85c
Uranium
Russell
Silver
Jan
4.00
7,805
.
for
New
43c
1
Royal Bank of Canada
Roy a lite Oil common
Sicks
16c
pfd—.
Mines
for
47c
—J
.1
Mines.
Consol
Metal
new
Aug
"
—
B
Mines
exchanged
3.05 Aug
37c
36c
.1
Preferred
Sheep"
52,100
4.15
Jun
5.55
Mar
10
Ltd.
Pete
'
38C
Hill
7.05
7c
'
-
31c
1
class
Jan
4.25
6,719
96c
Roe (A V) Can Ltd
•*'
Aug
35c
20
35c
.1
.
Rockwin Mines
Security
34c
Mines
Inv
29c
i
.—
Roche Mines
Satellite
July
Jan
Corps Ltd cla,ss Al—.
29 %c
.1
—
Rio
5%%
30c
18c
1.
United Canso Oil.—2
3.85
30c
—
Uranium:
Above
33 '
Aug
73% July
Jan
7,300
1
100
.1
.
Macdonald
SYsYo
13c
34c
1
11,250
-i
—
Mines
Uranium
Bayrock Mines
Explorations
Midhael
'40% Mar
4:80
9%
2.60
i
Reef
Maurice
5,901
5,(500
r.
29C
common
4.80
i
Gold
Quemont Mining —
Quonto Petroleum
5%%
17,975
,33
20c
Jan
12c
4.60
.
i
Corp—
Lithium
St
43% July
29c
Union. Mining Corp
United Asbestos
98c
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas—.
Queenston Gold Mines
6t
42% July
May
20% Jan
37
400
,
.
59%
Union Gas of Canada new coin-
2.94
nil
-
Quebec Copper CorpQuebec Labrador Develop
St
31
56%
1
Apr
Jun
4.85,
Airways
Producers Ltd
Quebec Chibougamau
Rowan
32
—
Aug
5,00
i
Ascot Copper
Rocky
Jan
4.75
Ultra Shawkey Mines
United
Rexspar
53% July
Jan
31%
Apr
9c
6.10
6.30
12c
Dome
Prospectors
Reeves
;
1.65
1.75
Purdex Minerals Ltd
Radlore
Jun
7%c
i
'
—1
—
4.30
4.30
-
Pronto Uranium Mines—
©i"»ber
51%
600
Mar
I
22
8.00 Apr
42%
"57
•
.
Trinity Chibougamau"
Twin City Gas
4.65
4.80
Electric
East
Quebec
42 %
•
OU
2.60
_*
premium Iron. Ore
42c
64%
IIIi
Royalties
Oil
Prairie- Pipe Mfg—.
Premier Border Gold
Prove Gas
.095
18c
1,500
35%
42c
—1
64%
Power Corp
Preston
42%
30
■
Powell Rouyn Gold
President
1.73
.
42
Jan
24
'
28%
555
700
22c
35
35%
Kivei
Prairie
Jan
600
1
'*-
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Feb
85
3%C
III40
Line
1.600
10
10
22c
-50o
Pbnder Oils
1.23
-1.05 Jan
5c
...
-
Jun
1.75 July
53%
8%C
—
Resources
Jun
1.29
80c
__
Pitch
5%
Feb
Jun
/
53%
;
v
I High
Low
30
42%
preferred
Trans Canada Pipeline
Trans Mountain Oli Pip*
40
Range Since Jan. 1
High
29
53%
-II50
A
Finance class
Shares
29%
1
Aug
46
25
a
-
Toronto
Low
*
Towagmac Exploration
Minerals
&
Works class A—1..
preferred
—
18c
lG'/aC
Mines
Oil
Iron
18C
23c
18C
for Week
Range
Par
High
•17c
——
Gold
Perron
Peruvian
Low
High
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price ' of Prices
Range Since Jan. 1
1
—
preferred
Oil
&
Friday
\
STOCKS
Shares
1
—
common
Gas
Permo
8
.1
Paymaster Consol
PCE
Exploration Ltd
Exploration
Pembina
Pipeline common
Peerless
Penmans
AUGUST
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
WEEK ENDED
Sales
18c
18 c
4,000
13c
Jan
24c
Zenmac Metal
i
«
40c
1
.
July
24
23%
2414
4,849
16% Mar
GlC
GOc
62c
7,125
54c
Apr
76c
8
90c
90c
1.00
70c
Jun
18c
10c
18c
11c
12c
2,000
348,865
1,500
47
49
310
18c
7,400
1
,16%'c
.
.
17c
|
24% Aug
Sieco Mines Ltd
;
Zulapa Mining
Simpsons Ltd
K
D
Manufacturing
Slocan
Van
Sourls
Valley
Roi_.
—*
i
j
Southern
Spartan
•
,
Oil
Southam
Union
Oils
10 %C
1
i.
5%
5%
6
45
1.50
1.50
1.70
600
,30o
17c
17c
18c
25,350
•
17c
16 %c
17c
8,333
•
40%
40
4014
115
1
1.70
1.50
1.75
32,417
•
77c
Air Services
•
Warrants
Spooner Mines & Oils
Stadacona
Stand
s
Mines
Paving & Materials.
Stanielgh
Uranium Corp
Warrants
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
1
oil
&
Starratt
Nickel
Stedmai.
Gas
Bros
l
:
Steep
Stuart
Oil
—<
,
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
Sullivan
Cons
Warrants
Voting
1.25
Jan
Jun
Asbestos
Jan
Buloro Gold
45%
Jan
10
17c
3,900
16c
12 %c
7c
2.10
7%c
2.00
2.15
1,750
2,775'
23c
23c
26c
10,850
6%
6%
7 %
1,475
2.40
300
2.35
National
3.15
3,920
4,000
28,832
Andian
93c
Jan
15%
4c
Tan
6.30
Feb
14% Apr
9c
Jan
4%c
Apr
1.70 May
6c
Mar
4
Jan
1.00
Jan
15%
Jan
97
Jan
13c
Mines
trust
Jun
65
July
_
Anglo
T**a«
On lira
Third
Canadian
12 %c
Apr
General
13% Aug
Canadian
16
Feb
Canadian Marconi
19c
Jun
Consolidated
8c
2.35
Feb
26c
Aug
714 July
2.45 July
Dalhousie
Oil
Dominion
Dupoht
Co of Canada
Mines
Toroni.
f»-
Toronto
Elevators
19% May
100
May
Jan
Intel-national
Paper
27
27%
155
27%
90
42
200
27% May
2,560
Mar
Jan
4.45 Mar
20% Jan
Apr
25% May
26%: Apr
Jan
32
May
45
3.00
1,725
.
570
Aug
Jan
3.20
Jun
35'
Aug
20c
1.90 Mar
Feb
-
■
34
.
35
.
1,935.
Jan
28
1.0*00
-.
•
Inc^__
80c
14,692
45c
Jan
1.16
Jun
74c
2,500
38c
Feb
1.11
Jun
Price
9
9
137
Aug
Third
Yukon
15C
15 c
;
*
78
^
"
36 %
•
13c
60
26
"Jan v
37
July
19% July
19 31
2,253
15%
802
84%
26"%
990
21%
110"
75
Jan
21%
Jan.
27% Aug
26
Jan
34"
Aug
3.65
Jun
19%
:
8
110
112
j.
2.50
27%
27%
100
•
32
34
85
1.957
;
80% July
Feb
30
2534
100
i_-
Jan
490
205.
.
981-2 100%
19%
.5
15C
'80
36 %_
Apr
Jan
Tan-
'
106% July
28", July
122 %
Jun
Aug
72c
9%
9%
1.70
1.77
7,005.
85c
85c
1.05
400
19%
Feb
7% July
Jan
9%
Aug
1.94
.
46,400'
80c
July
42c
7,750
34r
Feb
614
400
73c
77c
1,800
6% Aug
5c
Mar
10c
July
91c
Aug
inn
33r
Jan
7c
10,000
86c
90c
7,200
28c
29c
9,000
2' v
28c
37c
8,300
45%
986
24
300
I
•
July
83c
6%c
90c
23%
May
614 * Aug
July
ioc
4514
Gold Mines
Bros
:
Canadian
Gen
3.05
40 3 a
6%
6%
-64c
2 R0
Jan
42 % Mar
4%
2.000
Jan
34%
Jan
-6%
Jan
74c
400
64c
Trust
3.25
39%
3.05
1
_•
:
Inv
,475,
19C
Jan
38 %
Jan
17
Feb
Cons
Gold
Corp
t.
...
64c
I
54c
Aug
rApr
1.41 Mar
60c
67c
7c
24
Pato Consolidated
July
8
40c
4514
9
1.35 Jan
614
35c
45
2.85
7.50
Ogilvie Flour common
1.77
1
25
2.75
International Utilities
72c
•
2,230
.
23%"
45
r
Minn & Ontario Paper
(it*,
21
810
(1956)..
1.27
\
200
32
common.;
Feb
~
Silver
23%
30
...
Linoleum.-
&
1.01
,
n,.i*
;
23
common.-
Oilcloth
5,615
__i
Petroleum
J
32
23%
j
Dominion Glass
1.10
*
Jan
31
30
3.80
Apr
1.04
~_L
5
C%
3,70
35
Loblaw
1
Mines
♦
31.„ Jan
6% Jun
38%
Paper
4.40 May
1
Thompson Lundmark
6%
6.00 July
Apr
30
!
1.28'Feb
37c
FOOTNOTES
OUT-OF-TOWN
■
,
-
Aug
e
46
Jun
f Flat price.
24
"Aug
range)
Selling ex-interOst.
'
r
:
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.
-
'
;
wi When issued.
•
-
:
7
MARKETS
CANADIAN
Ex-liquidating dividend
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading prlvllegea
wd When delivered.
_
delivery sale (not Included
in Year's
AND
t
(not Included In yea^r
range)
d Deferred
r
FOR
No par value.
a Odd lot sale
x
_
.
.
*
_
_
Ex-dividend,_
•
Cash sale (not included in year's range).
j
Jan
-
23%
;
Jan
40c
100
Ingersoll 'Rand'—
2.60
Inv
3.55
High
25
400
30
61's
Investments-..
900
25c
Gen
5%
28
Canadian Bronze common
Canadian
3.80
rv
1
...
5%
3,80
Canada & Dominion: Sugar
3.60
__io
High
T^w
~5
_
5
•
1
Range Since Jan. 1
Siiares
*
Dredging
10
27
r.ow
,
—a:
Com
17
.
of I'riees
30
Newfoundland Develop.;,..
100
I
common
;
Sales
Rangefor Week
'
—
17
IHi
.
—
Last
Jun
30%
Week's*"
Friday
Corp
100
1.05
!
Par
-
v
17
•
I
"
Anglo' Canadiah Pulp Paper.
Apr
1.75
1
-
Jan
Mar
45c
24%
63 Va
.
Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Sole Price
100
Hughes Gold
Temagaml
Mines
Torbrlt
Jan
4%c Mar
1314
__l
.
Preferred
Tnmh"'
Jan
1.14
570
15%
2.35
Teck
Tidal
Jun
2.10
"•
■
»
common
Pearson
Tiara
40%
Prices Shown
STOCKS
Feb
55,917
15%
•
Gold
Taurcanis
Taylor
25c
t
.
Feb
16%c July
33% Jan
•
100
Bwitson Industries
Tamblyn
26c
8c
1
Preferred
Sylvanite
Jan
16c
7%c
•
ordinary
Feb
65c
7%C
;
Supertest Petroleum
Jan
945
10,160
1214
1
5
Jan
7%
2.50
13,355
7%c
i
Mines
23c
May
77c
12%
64%
—1
Sunburst Exploration
Superio* Pronane common
Apr
5
1.50 May
88c
»
.
13c
2.65
j
s
Aug
GOc
•
!
Jan
49
82c
30%
64%
7%c
•
•
Mining
Rock Iron
:
12c
Jan
Section
Toronto Stock Exchange
Aug
Jan
30
8c
•
Steel of Canada
Steeloy
84c
18c
lOo
38
2.50
1
8 tan well
4%c Apr
Apr
1.70 Mar
y Ex-rfghts.
z Ex-stock dividend.
■
•
;
Number 5767
188
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(&3)
4$
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
^August 8
Quotations for Friday
The following bid and asked
quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other Selected sources. They do
not represent actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could hftVe been Sold
(indicated by the "bid")
or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation.
Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National" list Is compOsed of securities
>•
which have
wide national distribution.
a
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Ralston
.
I
1
.
Ask
Bid
.Par
Aerovox Corp
Air Products Inc
4
v
Par
4%
1
Amercement Corp__.
'
Amer Commercial Barge
25%
27%
Haloid
1
«
American Box Board Co
Bid
Hagan Chemicals & Controls__l
32%
35
Hanna
Xerox
Class
B
Inc
5
65
115
-_
.10
\
58
Co class A cora.10
(M A)
Ask
"•54
-
69
5
" 24%
2674
19%
21%
1474
60%
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
Helene Curtis Ind class A
1
1374
57%
10
52
High
32%
35 74
American-Marietta Co.
2
3574
37%
Hoover
1
27
29 Va
Houston
Natural
Gil
American Pipe & Const
Amer Research &
Amer-Saint
A
Co
1
class A___
Co
v
1874
19%
•
2474
26 Va
28%
14Vz
15%
23 %
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class A common
26 74
1
Field
7T24
2%
Gas
Houston
2172
Develop
1
Corp___7.50
Gobain
7? Incorporated
M
Voltage Engineering
Mat
,
1
6%
1
26%
10%
7774
874
974
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
Hugoton
Husky Oil Co
*
52 74
55%
Schield
307/h
32%
Searle
Arkansas-Missouri
Arkansas Western
Power
Gas
21
22 74
21 %
23
Co„5
Co
5
Indiana
307'z
Associated
10
1874
10
61
65
18:,4
•20
Spring
Products
Aztec'Oil
&
Corp
_
Tnr.__j.___
G*r Oo
1
33
International
1974
Beneiicial
674
Berkshire
Hathaway
Corp
3774
1
15 *2
1674
,10
1174
12
Incl
Diver
Public
Iowa
Jack
Jamaica
Black Hills Power & Light Co—1
2674
28
Jefferson
Black, Sivalls & Bryson Inc com_l
Botany Mills Inc_,
1
21 7
23
Jervis
5
2674
10
11%
Power Co__20
3274
Calif Water & Telep Co____12%
Canadian-Delhi Oil Ltd
—10c
23^4
7%
874
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif.l
Cannon Mills class B com
25
21%
2274
Carpenter Paper Co__
Ceco
Steel Products
38 %
24%
23 V2
*
46
24%
1574*
18
1
6
774
States
Tele
Co
3574
10
28 %
30%
Staley
(A E)
Mfg Co
Stand Fruit & Steamship
2.50
10
11
1
31
33%
Register
Products
Inc—
41%
44
5
33%
37%
24%
26%
Stanley
25
36 %
37%
5%
6%
39
42
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp—1
Stouffer Corp
_1.25
17%
19'/a
Natural Gas_5
—3
874
50c
Common
•
9
non-voting
Works
.
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
4074
1
3%
3%
2%
2274
24%
.1
8%
9%
Corp_1
16%
1774
lc
61
38
16 Vb
16%
Struthers Wells Corp
Stubnitz Greene Corp
10
Inc
5774
16
2474
27
Suburban
10
3174
33 Va
Suntide
1
1374
14%
3
33%
3574
5
17%
18 74
Co
5
1874
20
Clark
25
1474
Clinton
cl A—33740
2074
1
3%
1
com cl B__5
36%
6574
50c
9%
Frary &
Blower
Co
20%
57
61%
_5
30
Engines
Corp.:
1
Transmls
574
Oorp_7
Collins
Radio
Class B
Colonial
Co
10
22
28
674
30
3174
29%
20%
*
2374
2574
1
29%
32
pi:-
•
w
America
N
Stores
Inc
8c S
*
A
40%
Bank of North America
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson (W L) Corp
3
29%
31%
Bankers Trust Co (N Y)
Boatmen's Natl Bank (St
2174
2374
16%
1774
27%
2974
674
1474
8%
9
com
13
1474
Danly Machine Specialties
(L
Darling
5
8
1
Co
A)
.
8 74
974
12%
1374
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp__
—1
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y__2V2
25%
17
3474
•
'
Harvester
1
Co
Detroit Internat Bridge
Di-Noc Chemical
Co
_1
1
Inc
Arts
Dictaphone Corp
18%
2074
19
21
11%
1374
31
4974
33%
974
Central Natl
8%
2074
Chase Manhattan Bk
Inc—
7%
2574
4374
46%
29
30%
5
15
16%
1
1474
1574
5
Pipe Line Co_5
2274
24
Co
104%
1
24%
1
974
«
—
Fuel
Supply Co
10
27
2674
10%
2874
National Alumfnate Corp
National Gas & Oil Corp
2%
33%
2074
22%
30
32%
National Shirt Shops of Del
1
New Eng Gas & Elec Assoc.—8
1174
12%
19%
2074
Dun
1
39%
42 %
Nicholson
18%
1974
2
6%
2
13 74
Dunham
Bush
Inc
Dynamics Corp of America—
SI
preference
*
7%
File Co
•
NOrrls Thermador Corp
Nortex Oil & Gas Corp—
1474
North
American
North Penn Gas Co
East Tennessee Nat Gas Co__
Eastern Industries
Utilities
Eastern
1
50c
Inc
Associates—10
Economics
Laboratory Inc
1
EH Paso Electric Co (Texas/—•
Electrolux Corp.
Erahart
1
Mfg Co
7%
Empire State Oil Co
Equity
Oil
1
Co
10c
Federal
Natl Mortgage Assn_100
Boston" Corp
10
First
Fikher Brothers Co
2.50
FISher Governor Co
"Flo fid a
Food
Steel
Miirt
Northeastern Water Co
North
36%
3874
Northwest
Natural
17
18%
Northwest
Production
26 %
28
Northwestern
60 %
Opellka Manufacturing Corp
5
1374
1474
Otter
5
30'%
32%
Tall
Power
Co__
Co
137 a
Pacific Airmotive Corp
1678
Pacific
11%
Pacific
2774
30%
32%
Pabet Brewing Co_
c
Pacific
32
357B
5%
19%
6
Far
•
1
East Line
5
"A"__90c
Mercury Telev
Power
8c
American
Sulphur
6 Va
36%
574
Co__70c
21
2274
1
26
28%
1
1574
'Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers—1
Permanente Cement
1
2074
P«-ir«»rine Lumber Corp
2174
Gulf
8%
Gulf
Interstate
Gas
common
preferred
5
20
Sulphur Corp
-_10c
Gustin-Racon Mfg Corp
_2.50
139
19%
2074
14%
15 74
20 3
2174
a
53a
27
1174
2274
10
57a
2874
Potash
Natural
257'a
27%
3%
974
10%
*
2874
30%
2
574
75
7974
39Vz
42 V*
Plains N
8074
Trust
8s
33%
88%
9174
8
23%
25 Va
(S F)_10
37%
40 Va
Y)
Empire Trust Co (N Y)——80
Federal
Trust
204
193
(Newark
Co
N J)
Federation Bk & Tr Co
48%
53
26%
10
(NY) .10
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk As Tr Co.10
Fldelity-Phlla Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)—^10
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
10
28%
44
80
78
67Vz
29
3774
8374
8474
71%
32%
39%
39
48.
%
42.%
14 34
1:15%
20%
674
7%
West Point
1474
15%
37
39%
Western
Manufacturing Co—8
Lt 8c Telephone Co—10
22
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
43 74
Western Natural Gas Co
Wayerhaeuser Timber
1
1674
1774
4174
44%
4574
1
..
White
7.80
Eagle Oil Co
10c
874
B
15%
—1
13%
Whiting Corp
Williams
<
Bros—
•
9Va
•
;.
*16%
1474
Co
of
Gas
Co
America
5
Producing Properties Inc
10c
Pub Serv Co of New Hamp
5
Pub Serv Co of New Mexico—5
Punta Alegre Sugar Corp
Purolator Products
Wisconsin Power 8c Light Co—10
Wood Conversion Co
_5
-28%
30
14%
10
7%
~8Vs
1
Company
35%
38 %
9'A
974
,674
774
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
Yuba Consolidated Industries—1
Zapata oil-snore Co
BOo
Companlfts
25 Va-
26%
35
37%
874
Far
' Bid
JM
90
96
Liberty Real Estate Bk As Tr
Co
(Phila)
10
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)—10
26
28
36
3874
4474
4774
Kings County Trust Go
(Brooklyn N Y)
9
1874
19%
1974
21%
1
18 %
Manufacturers * Traders
Trust
(Buffalo)
ft
24
25%
-5
20
21%
Mellon Nalt Bk At Tr Co (Pgh) .28
Mercantile Tr Co (Bt Louis)—28
127
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.10
44
31
33 %
Nassau
-
—
NatJ Bank of
County N Y
(J P) 41 Oo
(V T)—100
Bank
National
64%
295
133,
68
4774
309
of Dotroit
10
5674
60%
National Bank of Waatohestsr.B
19
2074
National City Bank 1 Clave)—18
National Commsrco Bank 8c
70
7474
27
29%
Trust
(Albany M YJ——7.80
Natl Newark 8c
Banking
J).
.28
59%
'63%
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston. 12%
•44%
46%
Natl Stats Bk of Newark—12%
48 Va
53
New Eng
36
3974
Co
(N
Trust 00
Boston! 100
New Jersey Bank As Trust Co.ll
New York Trust Co (N Y)—_25
Northern Tr Oo (Chicago)—100
Peoples First Natl Bk Ai Tr
10
Co (Pittsburgh)
Peoples Tr Co of Bwrgau City
29 Vz
80%
438
55%.
32
84%
464
58%
17
18%
.10
39%
4174
.20
47 %
51 Va
57%
(Hackensack fl J)
atlBank.
Philadelphia Natl
Provident Tradesman's Bank
8c
(Phila)—
Trust
—
22%
Bank Baltimore.—10
*1rst Nat'l
First Natl Bank of Boston__12%
Bank
First Natl
of
2474
33%
5174
(Camden N J)-.
—6V4
First National Bk (Atlanta)—10
Co
35%
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Waah D C-25
55
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
7074
74
100
283
Dallas-—10
32
34%
58Vz
63%
62
66 Va
Chicago
of
(Jersey City)—25
-
295
125
61
139
^
10
'37%
Boyal Bank of
Royal State Bk of'Now York—ft
Rye National Bank (M *)
0
6874
J■
Bk (Wash)—20
74%
78%
82
86%
Boston
-
:
•
•
18
'774
,4074
2074
<B74
Bank Trust Co
28
Paterson
of St Louis
20
65%
(N Y)—flO
Pennsylvania Banking
As Trust Co (Phila)
10
First Westchester Natl Bank
>65%
< 6574
45%
4774
28
307a
St Louis Union Trust
_
3074
2974
Bk
69
Seattle
1st Natl
Second
Bank-State1 Host
Trust
.—10
Rochelle
New
Island
Bank
Natl
of
Long
74%
7874
10
27
307a
(Los
HH
46%
4974
22%
2374
(Boston Mass)
BOeond Natl Bank of Phila
Security First NttlWank
_
5
Y
N
20
Security Natl Long Island W Y_5
of
Franklin
anselM*
Glrard Trust Corn Exch Bk—18
4774
5074
State Bank of Albany
20
8274
85 Vz
Sterling Natl Bk * It Co
(Now York)
...
Guaranty Trust Co (N Y)
Bank of N«w York—10
Sav Bk (Chic)—20
—-.10
»
lift
41
44
42
45%
44
46%
92
98
Trade Bk * Tr Co C* Y)—-10
22%
2474
3474
36%
Trust Oo of Now Jsrwy
-2%
97a
1074
Natl Bank
(Jersey City N J)
28
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)—8
47
5174
Union Bank of
15%
1774
(N Y)—10
34
3674
Hanover
Harris Tr &
Hudson
Natl Bk 4 Tr Co—10
^
County
(Cleveland)
-
41
industrial
Natl
Providence
Bans
Ji
10
R I
Trust
For
Co
footnotes
see
United States Trust
4074
preceding
United States Trust
19
35
4674
10
25
(NY)
27%
20
7274
75%
37
39%
2074
33
43%
Co—
(Boston1
(Phila)—8
trying Trust Co 0» ▼>
10
Industrial
44
10
_
Union Tr Co of Maryland
Industrial Bk of Com
197a
1
(N Y)—10
First Camden Natl Bk As Tr
*674
Portland General Electric Co_7%
1
70
25
Co (Chicago)—
Cbunty Trust Co (White
Hartford
Plaudler-Permutit
17%
10%
21
21%
2074
131
Society
280
1674
Parker Hannifin Corp
Pendleton Tool Indus
19
Grolier
5274
674
Pioneer
5
37a
574
Plymouth Rubber Co—
Corp
974
1374
34%
30%
Green Mountain Power Corp
3
6%
2374
Grinnell
8%
1274
10c
Light Co
Uranium Mines
28 %
5
55
70%
66
264
Natl City Bank
21%
Fire Brick Co
Bank
111
Natl
Green
P>
42Vz
First
Giddlngs & Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
'A
Continental
First
25%
45
.
•
39
28
(N Y)
First
1574
1
Trust Co
72
1
2374
ft
3774
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12%
28
4
1574
20
50
Commercial Trust of N J
687i
10
preferred
Giarit Portland Cement
1
*
Commercial State Bank &
25 3
Pan
574%
20%
774
12%
'General Gas Corp__
2.50
Gen Telep
(Calif) 5% pfd__20
Gen Telep Co of the Southwest
10
Co_^
Natl Bk
Miss River Prod—10c
14
2%
Trust
First
Oklahoma
3674
General Crude Oil Co
19 74
3%
1374
2874
Co
1674
3
674
10%
Packing
1574
1
S
1274
26 %
Service Co
77%
4474
•
3374
Gas
11%
42 74
Old Ben Coal Corp
•
Oarlock
11
72 %
•
40%
57%
Co
Washington Natural Oas Co—10
Washington SteelCorp
l
Watson Bros Transport "A"—1
Morgan
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) .25
Cleveland
Natl
Paper_10
Corrugated
(Savannah)
First Natl Bk of
1
Co
49%
Bk
Exch
First
774
36 Va
52%
14 74
6%
26%
3974
5874
38
24%
Phila_10
13%
Foote Bros Gear & Mach Corp_2
Wayne
Co
4474
(NY) -12%
Corn
Bk of
55
Ft
Frito
Corp
1
_______
474
1474
19
Co
Gas
Serv
Pub
1474
37a
1374
$4 pfd_*
Serv
_2
Corp_.
Inc
11%
26%
Pub
1374
33%
1
5
10%
25
Indiana
50c '
3174
1
Coal
68
42
3674
5
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Class B common
50c
32%
Inc
Natl
Crocker-Anglo Nat Bk
30%
& Bradstreet
Centl-Penn
Bank
23%
Utilities
64%
iN Y)__10
Citizens & Southern National
^
46
3
17%.
22
70
(N J)
8
Bank of Cleve—16
1874
;
Montrose Chemical Co
2074
2474
67
10
(Phila)
1
1
Mountain
Broad St Trust Co
5
5
Dixilyn Drilling Corp A conv__4
Donnelley (R R) & Sons Co—5
2%
27%
i6'/8
1
Co
Meadow Brook
2
Missouri
•
18%
2274
Camden Trust Co
5
,
334
39
3174
1874
Detroit
36%
5
common
27%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
'
.
Missouri-Kansas
874
Brothers
(S D)
2074
3974
320
20
2%
Mississippi Shipping Co
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
1474
12%
A
Louis)
674
674
Chem
1
(NY)„5
10
16
Virginia
574
Minneapolis Gas Co
5174
1
vtg
Common Ltd vtg
Class
of
5%
Miles Laboratories Inc_„
307a
48
'
.
Miehle-Gross-Dexter
1374
12 %
28%
1
Cutter Laboratories
*
17%
lc
Industries-
Metropolitan Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
16
5
Company
Cummins Engine Co Inc
-
1874
Corp
McLouth Steel Corp
McNeil Machine & Eng
Meredith Publishing Co
23%
17Va
McLean
7%
2174
Transp Lines Inc_l
Refrigeration Corp—1
5
Copeland
Cross
35%
100
Bank
1
Continental
1
(Newark) _25
3674
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
$1.25 conv preferred
25
5
Bank of New York
14%
Colorado
Products
Bank
18
18%
5174
Consolidated Rock
5374
16%
Marlin-Rockwell
2974
Comfhonwealth Gas Corp
1
Connecticut Light & Power Co_«
Consol
Freightways
2.50
50%
1
34%
48 74
& Elev Co
of Commerce
10
Maremont Auto Prods Inc
1374
27%
Warren
18%
2574 '
50c
SWasey Co
Warren
467a
5
l
Ask
r
6%
1
5
Milling
Z
Francisco)
1
274
16%
43 %
Manufacturers Tr Oo
Bid
38
Par
%
.
of
(San
Marquardt Aircraft
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
15
*'
Co
Madison Gas & Electric Co
17%
2%
2174
1 %
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
16 %
common
a
'30%
Varlan Associates
Vitro Corp 01 Amer
Bank and Trust
2374
1
Bank
5 Va
16 74
com
29
$
Warner As
3%
36%
9
3874
1374
4%
12 Vz
1
1
A
3374
69
1774
1
—1
Coastal States Gas Prod
2774
12%
3274
;-J
Corp
Eastern
'
Macmillan
22'/a
1874
3%
4%
1
Lucky Stores Inc
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co—
22 74
33740
corn
class B
Common
33 V2
26
10c
Valley Mduld % Iron Corp.
Vanity Fair Mills Dae.
Wurlitzer
1
"
Citizens Util'Co
1074
1674
16
Fibres
Propane Gas
Refining Co
Tampax Inc
Tappan Stove Co
Texas
Glass
Lithium Corp of America
Lone Star Steel Co__
674
974
31
3874
3474
common
1974
■
674
3374
preferred
Landers
2574
6
Producing Co—1
Tekoil
4874
Chattanooga Gas Co
28%
1
•
L-O-F
25%
Central Vt Pub Serv Corp
2674
Koehring Co
25%
6
10
1
Keystone Portland Cem Co
4174
10
Utility Corp
Central Soya
Co_4
Central Telephone Co
4174
2Va
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
Ling Electronics
36%
14%
5
Public
2274
39% '
Sprague Electric Co__
Kentucky Utilities Co
3874
5
Central- Louisiana Electric Co
Central
21%
1
25
Ketchum Co Inc
10 VB
Central Indiana Gas Co
Central Maine Power Co
17%
10%
10
Co
1674
9%
Lau
Gas
Co__•
5
20%
&
Elec
Utah Southern OH Co
1874
2574
Corp
'45y8
13%
1774
27%
1974
111
14
1274
5
25%
Ca__3%
Central
12%
10c
23%
674
Gas
Upper Peninsular Power Co
1
5%
&
2674
2%
237a
Eleotric
2474
Southwestern
3874
Central
2
Corp
Speer Carbon Co_.
5%
24%
42%
-10
United Western Minerals
Universal Match OOrp
3974
1674
B%
Greenfield' Corp—
6% preferred.
1474
1174
4%
974
25%
23
United States Sugar Corp
.1
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
10
30
1074
15%
9Va
*7%
1274
36%
1
5%
33%
2874
2774
Co
Dml
1
774
•
21%
ctfs
49
1
35
10
Corp
Cedar Point Field Trust
46
Southern New Eng Tele Co
Southern Union Gas Co
18%
26 VB
1
Kennametal
5774
9 %
1
1774
Kendall Co
24 7 a
53%
2
Southern Calif Water Co
Southern Colorado Power
117..
5
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Kellogg Co—
49
1
&
774
*
Kansas-Nebraska
347a
46%
674
"
3974
Inc
Electric
Steel
$1.46
1274
—
D)
37%
5
Co
774
774*
1
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_10
4574
25
Corp-
112
Cc__15
Corp
Kaiser
2874
1
Co
Petroleum
Southern Nevada Power Co
1
—
Gas Pipe Una Corp.. 50c
Tucson Gas Beo Lt * Pwr Co_8
1074
20c
Corp
3074
Stanley Home
11
26 %
43 74
9%
2874
Supply
Water
..
Southeastern Pub Serv Co
Inc—
Co
1
Bantam
(G
Standard
*
10
Corp
Carlisle
18 Vb
Jessop Steel Co
1
Co
Inc
California Oregon
1774
5
Utilities
;
King "t
South Shore Oil & Devel Co_10c
17
24%
10
Co
a
4%
15 Vz
preferred—25
California. Water Service
1774
Service
Heintz
&
774
Burndy
3074
1674
Co
10%
•
Southwest Gas
2674
Buckeye Steel Castings
2874
Corp
Services
Southern
674
Bullock's
1
Freight Sys—1
common
Iowa
247-t
BroWn &:Sharpe Mfg
Brush Beryllium Co
64%
Co
18%
44
Corp
Jacinto
6Jul
13
1
$1.20
60 74
Securities
A
*
Inc
•
Textbook
;
_
Inc
Co
Seismograph Service Corp
Sierra Pacific Power Co
2474
12 34
Class
5
Bowser
2274
Bakeries
774
3574
Corp
Beryllium
10
Co
974
39
United
2374
Motor
Interstate
1
.
Bayless (A J) Markets
Betl'A; Gossert Co
1
21%
Interstate
10
Baxter Laboratories
_•
Water
Reid
Sabre-Pinion
San
29%
Interstate
Investors
BatesMfg Co
&
2774
Indianapolis Water Co
Art Metal Construction Co____10
Avon
Gas
1
29%
Trans
16%
Indian Head Mills Inc
V 74
12%
9574
5
64%
.*
U V*
Marie
Ryder System
2374
Co
61
TOpp Industrie*
Towmotor Corp.
15%
preferred
;. '474
f
Tracerlab Inc
91%
Partic
A474
l
Tokheim
43%
21%*
Arizona Public Service
Three .States Nat Oaa Co
Time Inc.. .-■■■-
66%
Rose
Co
riftVe
*13%
23 %
17%
i7/a
v32%
Thermo
3874'
.
2774
23%
674
5%
1
6274
81%
1
V
_1
National rslirtniii
1
Texas Natural OaanHaa Oorp_ l
11 VB
1
7
28%
Pipeline Co.l
Texas Industries Baa
12
11
BM
2674
22 Va
\ Texas
41
1
Production
16%
2174
4
50c
,-j
35 Vb
1574
Rbchester Telephone Corp
10
Rockwell Manufacturing Co—2%
Roddis Plywood Corp
1
Arden Farms Co
common
4%
33
Texas 111 Nat Oaa
3674
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Ampex Corp
--Fir
Texas Gas TrtnaaMn Corpus
37%
4
3
River Brand Riee Mills Inc__8 ya
Rbadway Express class A
25c
Robbins & Myers Inc
_•
Robertson (H H) Co
—1
1074
55 %
Aak
3474
Riley Stoker Corp
Line_5
117
Bid
Co
—
121 \
American Express ;Co
_10
Amer Hospital Supply Corp.!
4
common
Purina
Rkre Metals Corp of America—1
Republic Natural Gas Co
2
Resistoflex Corp
1
Richardson Co
12%
.
page.
Valley Nat Bk (Phoenix Ariz )_B
44
The Commercial ancl Financial Chronicle
;(584>
.
.
Monday, August 11, 1958
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday August 8
Bonds—(Cont.)
Mutual Funds
3Iutuai
Bid
Par
f unds—
Ask
Underwood
Institutional
Shares
25c
1.71
1.88
Affiliated Fund Inc——.-1.25
American Business Shares
1
6.49
7.02
Institutional
Fund
Aberdeen
Ask
Bid
Ltd—
Fund—lc
Bank
Line
Units.
10.65
Inst Foundation Fund
le
9.83
8.85
Institutional
Fund_lc
10.05
1.48
1.63
Institutional Income Fund—lc
6.21
99%
100%
78
1970
6.80
Inc—1
4.87
5.32
Institutional
Fund—_lc
12.02
13.14
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__l
5.25
5.71
Intl Resources Fund Inc..
lc
3.85
4.21
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp_lc
7.85
8.53
Investment
Co
3.74
4.09
Investment
Trust
10.24
11.13
Mut
Devel
Atomic
Fund
4.06
.
Growth
Insur
8.96
9.79
10.00
10.93
Aetna
Casualty
Istel Fund Inc..————-„--l
31.01
31.63
Aetna
Insurance
Johnston
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
.Canada' Ltd—— -———-1
24.68
26.97
Blue
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—,-1
Bond Inv Tr of America-—---*
11.19
12.16
19.90
21.40
Eoston Fund Inc—————l
16.08
17.38
1
23.22
25.10
—1
12.49
13.69
(The)
Keystone
Custodian
Mutual Fund—1
Investment
Street
Bullock
Ltd
Fund
.
Surety
64
10
203
28
24.71
25.79
Bonds>_l
22.67
24.74
1
15.54
16.95
B-4
(Discount Bonds)—
K-l (Income Pfd Stocks»
1
9.53
10.40
Amer
1
8.52
K-2
(Speculative Pfd Stkst—1
(High-Grade Com Stkt—1
11.40
12.45
American
16.00
17.46
Amer Ins Co
investment
B-2
(Medium
B-3
(Low Priced
S-l
Grade
4"aS
General
Westcoast
Trans
67%
217
30%
32%
7.57
8.27
,—
—1
13,22
14.29
Canadian Fund Inc
1
17:97
19.44
Ltd
(1954»
International
Canadian
Growth
7.51
8.21
23.80
25.73
Ltd
Fund
1
9.14
9.99
Chemical Fund Inc_
50c
17.79
19.24
Securities
Corp—100
13.000
13,500
Christina
l'/c
129
preferred —-i———100
Colonial
9.66
Inc————1
Fund
Commonwealth
135
34%
&
of Tenn
Life
21%
Lile Insurance Co of
1
7%
24
8
31
2%
—
Companies
Maryland
34%
%
26
Commonwealth
2%
3 V
Merchants
9%
9%
Merchants &
(Low Priced
Com
Fund—
1
Lazaret
Fund
5.25
5.75
Bankers
Benelicial
1
11.42
12.48
Boston
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
16.00
17.49
Columbian
5.79
6.31
25c
Lexington Venture Fund
Life
Stk
Insurance
Loomis
Inc—1
Fund
Sayles Mutual Fund
*
14%
9.88
Electrioal Equipment shares.lc
2.12
2.34
General
Metal
Industries
shares—lc
3.39
2.54
2.80
Fund Inc—1
1
14.87
16.16
Petroleum
lc
2.73
3.01
Concord
1
14.87
16.08
Special Investment shares—lc
2.51
2.77
-lc
2.38
2.63
Inc—10c
6.52
7.15
17%
Consolidated Investment Trust-!
Western Investment
Crown
19%
shares—
1
6.27
6.86
1
15.24
15.39
1
Vegh Investing Co Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
64
68%
beneficial
of
Investors
int-33%c
Growth
Fund Inc
11.77
9.73
6.83
7.48
Mutual
Fund—1
8.58
9.40
Mutual Investment Fund
Trustee
.17.40
19.70
2.78
3.15
1
10.27
Units
of beneficial
interest
11.15
12.05
19 96
21.58
1
13.72
14.83
1
9.36
10.27
Shares
—1
Corp
22.09
1
21.25
22.72
Electronics Investment Corp---_1
5.06
5.53
Fund—
Stock Fund
.
10
157.30
158.89
-_20c
Energy Fund Inc-——
Equity Fund Inc—
7.02
7.27
of
1
3.15
3.42
19.70
21.32
10.70
11.57
Investors Corp
Security
1
—_—1
10.45
Series
4.89
5.35
2.41
2.63
8.43
■
9.16
Nucleonics
Preferred
stock
_lc
series
9.66
10.61
le
5.58
6.15
Fundamental investors Inc
2
16.34
17.91
Futures
1
3.16
3.43
Inc—
One
1
Ltd-
6.28
General
capital Corp
13.57
14.83
1
13.33
14.41
1
General Investors Trust
6.71
7.29
Group SecuritiesAutomobile
wlc.
Aviation shares
Eutlding
7.54
lc
—
shares
10.42
lc
Capital Growth Fund
Chemical shares——
6.60
8.27
11.41
7.24
lc
7.25
7.95
lc
12.48
13.67
(The) Stock FuncLlc
Electronics & Electrical
12.04
13.18
Common
Equipment shares
lc
7.19
—lc
7.33
8.04
Fully Administered shares—lc
9.51
10.42
Food
;
shares
Bond
9.21
69%
Pyramid
Fund
1
11.76
3.66
Price. (T Rowe)
Co
Paul
—_—10
Marine
6%
43
38
Springfield
40%
172
Fire A;
Accident
Standard
Title
42%
40%
U
S
44%
53
57%
52%
56
72
30
Marine——2
&
34%
32%
JO
Trust
(N
51
Y)—a
21
22 34
5
Guar
U 13 Fidelity Ac
105
15 »/4
57%
10
83
8 61/4
Travelers
99
14%
41%
53
10
Security (New Haven)
26%
25 %
6.25
Co
Surety
39
164
S
of
Co
North
Standard
Amer—5
Life
106
110%
Ins
10
79%
54%
Guaranty Co—10
64%
67%
3
26%
28%
3
36%
38%
—2
29%
31%
Fire
10
32 %
35%
U S Life Insurance Co in
83 %
Insurance Co of N Y
Bill
City
l%s
Jan.
3%s
1959—
15,
Westchester
16,
April
Natl
10,
w
99.24
Federal
3s Feb
32.47
32.80
6.44
6.96
12.62
Nov.
13.72
i
w
3%s
10,
100.12
1958—,
Aug.
Inc_—1
6.73
100.1
100.15
1959——
10,
June
100.16
99.31
10. 1959
1.65s April
2s
1958
23,
100.19
99.25
1959
10,
99.29
100
99.30
1960
101,4
—
101.12
100.24
12.88
3%s
3%s
13, 1962
March 11, 1963
100.16
7.32
4%s
l
11.85
i
June
104 Va
1
46%
49
*
a35.80
i—
1
a24.53
Feb.
3%s
March
11,
99.24
99.16
1565
10,
1968
105
98
98
%
5s
Sept.
2.35s
1.25
8.71
9.42
10.52
13.41
13.71
Bid
2%s Nov. 1, 1958
4%s Feb. 2, 1959—
2 Vis May 1. 19591—
1958
100.3
Ask
100.1
100.5
101.8
—
101.12
100.4
1959—
100.12
99.12
99.12
99.20
99.20
2%s Feb. 1, 1960
2%s June 1, I9603%s April 3, 1961
101 %
101%
4s
102.24
103.8
99.24
May J, 1962—
2%s May 1, 1963
3%s May 2,
107 %
4£'eS July 15, 1969
97 %
3%s May 1, 1971
4VeS Feb. 15, 1972-1907
v
98%
105 34
97%
98%
102
103
100%
1972
15,
€8.28
108%
104%
3%s April 1, 1970—
Oct. 1, 1970-1967
4%s
Sept.
98.8
98
98.20
1966
100
101 %
100.7
100.1
1958
—
100.5
13.14
12.52
point
a
14.70
12.02
of
11.50
1
2.
Oct. 7,
32nds
more
or
3%s
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
Scudder Stevens & Clark—
one
l%s Oct. 20,
Mortgage Asm-
Oct.
1.45s
99.29
99.16
1963
99.26
99.25
1959——
15,
4.20s
.^Common Stock Fund
Fire
Ask
99.24
9.69
Canada Inc
Y
N
of
the
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
15.84
1
Shares—
Corp
Ins
Seaboard
133
36%
10
22.05
Fund Inc
Amer
124
Co
19%
5%
40%
Obligations of Government Agencies
Scudder Stevens & Clark
Selected
2
Fire
77
10
8.88
1
Shares
Y)__
81%
4
10
14.57
Fund
of
(N
Insurance (Texas)
JO
Natl Life Insurance—2
—
Insurance
Growth Stock
Di.st
5
Reinsurance
Co
21.83
Putnam Growth Fund
Quarterly
C)___1
(Pa)
Republic
Republic
Insurance Co
Insurance
1.60s Feb.
1
Scudder Fund
(N
Reliance
(Jacksonville F!a)_2%
Insurance
Fire
l
Inc
(Geo)
Co
Ins
St
2.50
Inc
Fund Inc
Fund
Ins
35 %
5
•
Inc
Life
City Life
20%
1.50
Hartford
4.01
Fund
70
18%
18%
Employees Life
C)
Hanover
Home
68
66%
33%
American
and
27%
64
Co
63
«■
..
Gulf Life
61%
25%
10
Insurance
5
C)
iD
57%
5
5
Co
Insurance Co„
Life
59%
Republic
Government
53%
10
N
10
Government Employees Ins
(D
87%
49%
10
Indemnity
82
Y_10
10
of
._5
—
14.36
Corp
Fund Inc
Fund
4
General Reinsurance Corp
Falls
Glens
12.71
13.10
Putnam
Insurance
Federal Home Loan Banks—
1
Pioneer
2.50
10.07
7.61
7.16
7.85
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Smith (Edison B)
Fund
1
Southwestern Investors Inc
shares—lc
8.36
8.71
Merchandising shares—lc
Mining shares—_lc
11.20
12.27
6.52
7.15
Petroleum
lc
11.61
12.71
Investors
1
State Street Investment Corp—*
Steih Roe & Farnum Fund
.1
lc
2.20
2.44
Sterling Investment Fund Inc-1
11.10
5.30
5.82
Television-Electronics Fund
11.69
12.74
1.70s
March
1959-
2,
99.30
99.26
—.
11.74
Equipment shares
lc
Railroad Stock shares——lc
*
a31.88
Railroad
shares™
Bond
shares
RR
Steel
shares-
9.46
Texas
8.26
shares---—lc
Tobacco
Sovereign
8.63
9.05
United
6.59
—
7.23
10.25
ic
Utilities
,„ic
Growth Industry Shares Inc—_l
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc.—1
11.23
14.96
15.41
16.76
17.27
1
Inc
Fund
Funds
1
Hamilton
Series
Funds
Inc
H-C7-
8.41
United Accumulated
United Continental
Figures after decimal point represent one
9.19
Fund—1
10.85
11.79
1
7.22
7.89
Shares-l
United Science Fund——1
Funds Canada Ltd
—1
9.95
10.82
United
Fund
Income Fund
10.65
11.64
15.36
1
6.29
6.87
Value
10c
Series H-DA—
4.33
ioc
4.29
l
a23.43
Line
1
5.09
5.56
Value
Line
Fund
Wall
Income
Fund
Special
Situations
2.41
2.63
2.89
3.16
1
Investing Corp
7.30
7.98
Investors Fund Inc
1
8.63
100.22
100.24
14,
Feb.
1958
1959
100.12
100.14
1%S March
1 %s
Mav
1%S
24,
Aug.
Treasury
7.45
8.14
Wellington Fund
1
13.09
Oct.
1.
Feb.
15,
8.04
9.11
Whitehall Fund
ac
1
12.24
9.05
"Wisconsin Fund Inc
1
5.23
Bid
Steel
5%s.
1069
British Petroleum
6s__—1980-76
Ry
3%S
Corp
4yes
Chance Vought 5 Vis
Commonwealth Oil Ref—
Gs
Paso
Ferro
Natural
Corp
Gas
3s/a8
General
Port
Cement
1977
Mountain
Mueller
95%
New
4
98
•
logs
1976
97%
96
111%
83
97%
73
100
New
121%
New
99
98%
96 3.»
112%
85
98
74
1975
80
125
ww 1982
122
124
Brass
Can
Supply
4s__ 1983
3%s
1 %s Oct. 1, 1961
3%s Feb 15, 1962
iVaS April 1. 1962—i-
102.28
103.24
100
1959
1960
99.24
1961
1.
1,
103.24
1961
96.12
—
100.4
4s
100.2
1958
100.4
IV2S
1962
15,
Aug.
Oct.
94.20
1,
96.20
103.4
94.28
104
93.16
93.8
1962
98.26
98
103.30
33v4S
Nov.
99.30
2%s
Feb
15,
1963
98
98.8
IVaS
April 1,
1963
92.4
92.12
100
99.28
1962—
15.
102.16
102.24
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Dated
1933
99
100
74
75
96 %
9-
2-58
2-58
10-
1-58
England Power 4s
England Tel & Tel 4r>.-1993
98
York
99%
Telep 4%s
.1993
Niagara Mohawk Pwr 3%s..1988
N Span Uranium 5%s ww L963
Northern States Power 4s
Pacific
Elec
Petroleum
3%s
5s
5%S
Pucific
PUget
Pow
&
Lt
P&L
5-59
2-
2-59
6-
2-58
100.7
100.10
11-
3-58
100.8
100.11
12-
1-58
100.7
100.10
4%s_:
4,eS_
95%
99
97
.1977
97%
120
103%
105 %
94 %
-1988
93%
.1988
197)'
4-
1-59
5-
4-59
Ask
100.5
99.24
99.27
99.22
99.27
99.30
99.25
100.4
100.2
Bills
Duliur Value
14,
1958
95
98
101 vi¬
115
ne
78
79
Ask
October
99.812
99.827
99.972
October 9, 1958
99.787
99.803
99.780
1958
2,
99.943
99.95C
October
16,
1958
99.762
99.917
99.927
October
23.
1958—
99.732
99.897
99.910
October
30.
1958—
99.707
99.729
1958J
99.871
99.882
November
1958.
99.674
99.698
1958
99.843
99.855
6,
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
•No
a
,
99.992
99.965
21,
1958
August 28, 1958
September 4,' 1958
September 11, 1958
September 18,
September 25,
Dollar Value
Bid
Ask
99.988
August
94 V4
141
100%
2-59
1-58
1-58
95
139
-1967
%
118
-1988
3-
78-
i
United States Treasury
August
99 V2
*
w
Bid
100.2
Bid
96
103
.1988
1.60%
1%%
2s
100
101%
-1988
—
-1973
Sound
1-
1-58
3-58
98%
&
1-58
5-
3-58
98 %
Gas
4-
2-
104
97%
Okln
Dated
1%%
3-
88
102
.1988
Due
Rate
2 'I
Ask
100.3
97
84
.1078
.1982
1981.
2-57
1-
100.6
Bid
Due
12-
Ask
.1975
5s
127
99.28
3.00%
Bid
Fuel
National
1977
w
99.28
—
2.45%
Bonds—
60
120
1988
Lowenetein (M) &'Sons—
4%fl-
78%
98
1975
5s
GenT Tire & Rubber
6s
Illinois Power 4s
Ask
85
94 3
5%sll977
^Florida Power Corp
4%s
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
3 Vis
April
Aug.
99.8
4%%
Security Issues
58%
1982
iggg
•Delaware Pow A- Lgi-3%s-
98.18
Oct.
I %s
4s
99.28
3.65 rr
84
1972
Con Edison 4s
£1
77
1975
1966
Carrier
1.
l%s
99.30
99.25
99.4
5.65
Recent
Pac
Ask
102.6
102
I960
l%s Amil 1, 1959
1%s Oct. 1. 1959
13.22
8.37
Beads—
Canadian
15,
99.28
Notes—
t%s
Bid
Notes—(Cont.)-
3%s May
14.27
l
/
Burlington Industries 4%s
,1959-
1
point
a
9.9.23
1959——.—
1959—
15,
Kftte
Barium
Treasury
1,
32nds of
more
or
Maturity-
9.43
_i
Fund
Investors..
Dec.
Ask
Indebtedness—
l%s April 1, 1960
10c
Inc
Street
2%s
Bid
of
1%S
Washington Mutual
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc.
1
Incorporated Income
4.73
Maturity—
Certificates
16.70
Value Line Fund Inc
;
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
36%
3%s
—
-
Eayriock Fund Inc
Incorporated
34%
Inc—
United
*
66%
Life
F)
(S
Figures after decimal point represent
Inc—_1
6.94
General Bond shares™_lc
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional
7.38
Providence-Washington
35%**
32%
1
Puritan
-shares
55 %
Fund
«
Peoples
Pine Street
Gas Industries Fund Inc—1
52
Fireman's
Pacific
69
(Minn)
Pacific Insurance Co
22.08
1
Securities
Lile
Phoenix
Insurance
38
6.86
20.42
Over-the-Counter Securities
Fund Inc
Philadelphia
National
89%
Deposit of Md
&
Jersey
1
Street
Northwestern
10
Fidelity
Chemistry &
William
88 %
94
11.42
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series
x83%
Pliila
Jefferson
Series
Shares
9%
———12.50
8.20
Fund
Electronics
8%
Peerless
6.04
New York Capital Fund- —
1
35%
%
8.38
New
10c
99
32
29%
%
7.50
'4.00
Inc
95
43V4
5
Northern
5
47 %
40%
2.50
139
5
17%
44%
3.33%
43
5.53
17.09
Fund
Fire
133 %
Co
39
16%
2
River
49
7.67
15.23
Mutual
North
81%
36%
10
Northeastern
38%
1
3.65
Florida Growth Fund Inc
25%
321
46%
—1
15.81
Florida
23%
308
05
6.08
14.09
Founders Mutual Fund———*
10
C©_,
Casualty
York
New
2
Life
4
4.02
Industrial Fund Inc_l
of Canada
Ins
Assurance
Amsterdam Casualty
Hampshire Fire—:
New
Employees Group Assoc
•
Employers Reinsurance Corp—8
1
Stock
Life
112
Federal
3.68
Series
England
New
30%
107
79
5
5
A.__
3%
5.56
Preferred Stock Series
Growth
32%
Ins_. ——2
10
Fire
Corp class
67%
1
Fidelity Fund Inc.5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial
Union
Nationwide
3
—1
Dividend Series
Income
Fire
National
16%
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection
Series—
Balanced Series
Bond
National
22
64
Great
beneficial interest
Stock Series
*
'I
70
(Bait)
10
Ins
Mutual Trust Shares
National
——1
Balanced
65%
Life
1.25
al3.81
Inc
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
23.62
12%
stk dividend—___
33%%
•54
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
Globe &
1
Income Fund—
Ex
15%
12.69
National
Eaton & Howard—
11%
20
Crum & Forster Inc
Franklin
11.74
11.16
Shares
Dreyfus Fund Inc.-—.
56
4
50
.
Massachusetts Life Fund—
Mutual
Shares—
Series E———--2.50
5
Monumental
18
Quaker
33%c
25c
Diversified
3.97
Stock
8.85
Fund
Investment
3.60
Trust
10.71
1,
Stk
Diversified
Dividend
Mass
Investors
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
Diver Growth
Bond Fund
Inc__l
Fund
Delaware
shares
Massachusetts
shares
De
lc
shares-
Transport
Manhattan
Inc
Dividend Income Fund
Paper
v
3.74
lc
shares
Composite Fund Inc
Inc
Assurance
Manufacturers
J)-10
(N
5
Lile
General
Continental
39%
16%
Ins Co—l
(Ky)
Continental
17.64
Fund
Fire
10
Ins
Lite
Natl
37
6.25
Insurance Co
Co
9.09
14.26
Stand
Commonwealth
a43.80
5.38
Life
Natl
Connecticut
shares
5
Co
Bankers & Shippers
15%
———1
Fund—
4.89
19.17
American Surety
10.89
Inc
Trust
lc
13.12
American Re-insurance
9.96
Lexington
Autornobile
1
18%
6.60
Knickerbocker
9.45
& Stock
204
48%
C)_.. 1
(Galveston i_—1
Managed Funds—
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Composite Bond
196%
60
(Wash
Nat
9.98
107 %
10
—
40
Mercury
12.31
103
42%
Amer
6.02
17
20
43
Amer
9.10
'h 22
20%
—1
Va
37%
11.92
11.37
1%
37%
39%
13.33
Stksj-l
16%
35
1
10.92
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd-1
Inc
Casualty
12.22
D
Ask
1
Massachusetts Bonding
5
Mass Indemnity «fc Life Ins.—_5
Com Stocks)—1
Ins
3
—
18%
19%
Co. 5
Assurance
(Newark N J)
Bid
15%
Casualty Ins Co
Lincoln National Life
Fla)
Home
Life
(Income
8.69
>——1
Investment'-:—1
105 %
Par
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
10.49
Income
Fund Inc
97%
103%
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)_5
Lawyers Mtge & Title Co—65c
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)_2
S-3
Knickerbocker Growth Fund——1
1
Century Shares Trust———1
Chase Fund of Boston——1
106
97%
.1988
5%s_
16%
Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville
9.30
146
S-4
1
Fund—
Ask
103
1988
S-2
California Fund Inc—„,
Canada
1976
Power—
Ask
139
10
Aetna Life
a20.94
Bid
10
Co
Bonds t
B-l
Ereac
<fc
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
American Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty„5
SI.25 conv .preferred
5
Funds—
Bonds)-—1
5s
Water
Insurance Companies
Par
1
America
of
82
Bid
Match
Washington
10.99
Boston—1
of
Bonds—(Cont.)
Universal
97%
10.76
4.33
8.10
—•
Fund
Fund Trust
163
95%
Corp
11.65
Inc._-1
Mutual
American
Associated
Ask
161
5%s.
1971
United Gas Iuiprov 4Vis—-1983
U S Industries 4%s
Par
Foods—
Mutual
Bid
Pipe
Trans-Canada
Net
par
value
asset
k Admitted
d Ex-rights,
value.
to
listing
Stock Exchange
b Bid yield price
*
on
the
New
t New
York
x
stock,
Ex-dividend.
wi When
issued,
yl*-stock
UBridend.
99.753
4?
(585)
Number 5767
188
Volume
.
.
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OF BANK
compared with a year ago. Pre¬
this week will show an increase
Bank clearings
Dec. c/o
1,487,142
1,770,012
Bethlehem
1,554,348
2,288.174
—32.1
Chester
2,219,038
3,920,895
2,119,590
3,989,182
965,000,000
990,000,000
4,041,016
6,986,468
3,781,493
*3,300,000
6,584,594
20,267,364
3,546,843
6,670,842
18,546,405
17,084,547
20,448,550
1,032,445,412
1,059,637,473
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Reading
Scranton.
Wilkes-Barre
York
"
Delaware—VilmingtoD
Jersey—Trenton
_
New
"the week follows:
Total (11 cities)
1,485,223
1,630,356
—16.0
Pennsylvania—Altoona
1965
1956
Inc. or
$
$
-
the chief cities
of the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Aug. 9, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
13.2% above those of the corresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals stand
at $21,937^496,708 against $19,375,927,734 for the same week in 1957. At this center
"there is a gain for the week ending Friday, of 27.7%. Our comparative summary for
Week Ended Aug. 2
1957
1958
by us based upon telegraphic advices from
liminary figures compiled
District—Philadelphia-
CLEARINGS
1,847,920
1,462,985
-
4.7
1,729,245
1.7
4,325,958
1,870,180
5,580,981
2.5
+
1,221,000,000
1,089,000,09®
-
—
—
4,547,450
4,162,651
6.9
+
1
"
7.9
—
6,261,370
6,735,08(3
7.0
+
6,476,382"
3,990,199
6,745,975
3,932,563
7,488,399
1.3
—
9.3
19,733,230
18,055,691
—16.5
22,922,502
13,092,650
2.6
1,293,964,511
+
—
1,153,546,161
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
1958'.,
Week Ended Aug. 9
-r; •
-
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
1957
:»
$11,603,963,924
...
1,049,451,779
Chicago
-964,000,000
*385.000.000
330.200,000
341,700,000
674,508,000
Pittsburgh
384,710,110
449,635,143
Cleveland
472,612,456;,
496,827,786
Baltimore
352,281,199
54,092,900
Mansfield.
10,752,932
3.2
Youngstown__
345,922,565
:
3sa Francisco
:
Columbus
4.8
631,844,054
;>
—--
Louis
St.
1
6.3
+
397,738,567
City
'
—
Total
6.8
+
—
Other cities, five days—
>
V
•'
«•
•Estimated.
.
;
■
0.6
:
Richmond
District of
+ 13.8
—
will appear
inasmuch as the week
time of going to press.
above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
loss of 2.2%, the
however, which we present
3.9%. The Chicago Reserve
St. Louis Reserve District of 3.3% and the Minne¬
District there is a
increase of 4.4%, but in the Dallas Reserve
4,740,809
...21,811,309
181,179,697
7,260,321
340,149,328
.9.2
6.1
9.5
349,621,340..;.— 2.7
123,809,629.
125,761,365...— 1.6
3,963.937
18,714,400
183,122,252
6,845,872
;
a
Columbia—Washington..
_
_
4,575,524
.
.20,615,578
;
-—
195,556,152
.
7,560,778
...
.
..—
703,690,737
676,605,418
_
furnish
a summary
-
"-Z—
...
::
.
3,897,051
20,827,00®
164,618,161
•:<
6,633.32®
342,006,796
124,414,020
681,412,952
3,8
329,149(79A
64.3,250;2S®
118,130,7(fc*
"
,
Augusta
403.000,000
Alabama—Birmingham
194,130,704
13,705,316
680,299
Louisiana—New
180,093,525
Total
(10 cities)
Seventh Federal Reserve
2,833,355
21,188,271
10,853,098
12,471,864
_
Indiana—Fort Wayne
7,856,388
54,394,992
17,508,4.12
1,453,860
10,381,154
4,744,614
134,115,321
7,464,355
62,725,362
13,836,143
1,373,981
1,071,863,893
6,977,139
13,491,337
11,479,316
—16.7
12,493,748
725,826
194,157,375
3.9
1,116,323,776
0.5
—
6,535,350
5,410,521
154,037,561
181,155,470
11,853,34 J
647,321
163,713,73®
994,160,063
Rapids
Moines
City
Illinois—Bloomington-
>
Chicago
'
tr
-
,
T
■*'
Peoria
(17 Cities)
+
7.9
11,201,748
18,053,623
11,331,313
10,979,931
+
2.6
88,622,000
77,197,003
—17.9
.
6,461,732
1,470,270,989
—
2,624.409
19,889,530
10,185,160
2.6
+
—
6,855,845
6,483,851
8,936,213
—-10.0
4,584,993
143,982,630
—<
0.7
+
,
8,638,731
4,042,69®
128,576,766
5,813,92®
48,039,283
14,279,181
5.3
6,738,300
—13.3
46.058.513
+ 26.5
5.8
14,835,947
1,367,476
2.4
1,036,863,755
996,430,076
1.8
5,515,532
14,858,955
12,795,475
15,779,933
10,20.7,-36®
+
—
+
—14.2
1,792,991
6,195,62®
+
0.4
+
0.3
6,637,015
5,814,62®
2.2
1,435,727,651
1,366,163,023
1,504,022,803
-
2,9)9,693
0.2
—24.8
15,730,896
11,428,885
row a—Cedar
Total
"
1,098.764,930
Haute
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Springfield
by Federal Reserve Districts:
9.9
+
83,281,000
8,526,516
4,268,330
133,150,367
Decatur
194,897,888
188,210,116
—13.7
3,767,506
20,658,413
10,871,846
11,560,820
-
85,470,000
Indianapolis
South Bend
Des
6,030,815
0.9
+
—
1,210,148,468
Lansing
Sioux
8.7
District—Chicago-
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
„
Terre
106,580,28®
340,700,GO®
6,762,046
—
216,189,158
1,101,151,267
Orleans
119,534,503
-366,200,000
4.8
676,928
Mississippi—Vicksburg
23,526,54®
3.4
+
213,765,300
11,828,320
Mobile
27,311,459
0.7
—
6,372,529
6,130,767
*175,000,000
Florida—Jacksonville
•
—12.3
128,845,371
5,600,435
215,715,653
Macon
'
+
27,331,795
124,525,982
353,500,000
6,676,925
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
X
27,530,128
Tennessee—^Knoxville
>■
L
H
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Rockford
Reserve District of 6.0%.
and in the San Francisco
In the following we
totals show
decrease of 1.8%
In the Kansas City Reserve District the
apolis Reserve District of 1.0%,
an
—13.4
11,5317781
fe
3.8% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by
a
1,222,940,791
■
+13.2
further below,
we are able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
Aug. 2. For that week there was a decrease of 3.9%, the aggregate clearings for
the whole country having amounted to $21,305,208,075 against $22,172,711,036 in the
same week in 1957.
Outside of this city there was a loss of 5.0%, the bank clearings
at this center showing a decrease of 2.8%.
We group the cities according to the
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note that in
the New York Reserve District the totals register a decline of 3.1%, in the Boston
Reserve District of 5.5% and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 2.0%. In the
Cleveland Reserve District the totals are sihaller by 13.0%, in the Richmond Reserve
District suffers
1,338,949,845
-
covered by the foregoing
We cannot furnish them today,
elaborate detailed statement,
District by
M,434,937;053 —13.0
* -
•:
Total (6 cities)
the Saturday figures are not available at
Accordingly, in the
In the
390,807,70*
0.6
.
issue of next week.
ends Saturday and
—17.7
South Carolina—Charleston
.
Complete and exact details for the week
our
:
$21,937,496,708 $19,375,927,734
■ZS'Z tf-' Total all cities for week.
In
.499,373,668
13,204,095
434,020,100
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
-
840,335,543
835,519,835
——
—.
9,919,720
13.191.260
+
-
t
* •
51,568,70®
;
3.4
—20.0
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmtn4—
+ 18.1
—
$21,101,976;873 ^18,535,592,191
Total all cities, five days—
All cities, one day-—.
,
2.9
—
1.8
Maryland—Baltimore
w
10,029,26®
255,327,76®
493,75o;84®
547,517,224
53,023,500
.}■
'4.9
+
4,201,677,695
4,177,599,175
-
—14.4
$16,924,377,698 $14,333,914,496
days_
—12.3
-10,398,481
14,670,896
1,249,062,378
(7 cities)
10,022,754
267,970,912
7.8
—
-
11,743,499
410,765,931
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh.
3.4
—
West
Ten cities, five
255,880,095
495,724.223
;
+
626,512,146
-—~
Cincinnati.
Cleveland
—16.2
12,074,432
277,516,160
565,190,016
55,713,400
10,122,798
Ohio—Canton
4.9
+
907,000,000
656.470,423
-
Philadelphia
-
+ 27.7
$9,087,282,456
-1,100,631.586
York
New
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
;
'
..
Y
'
■;
'..
;•
.•
$
12 cltiea
1st Boston
2nd
New
1957
1958
Week Ended Aug. 2—■
;
.
v
787,662,394
^33,188,842
9
"
11,309,487,110
11,659,886,781
11
York
3rd Philadelphia
"
1,032,445,412
1,059,637,473
4th Cleveland
7
"
1,249,082,378
1,434,937,053
Richmond
fi
"
676,605,418
703,690,737
Kth
1,210,148,468
6th Atlanta
10
"
1,101,151,267
7th Chicago
17
"
1,470,270,989
1,504,022,803
833,688,070
3.1
10,942,391,627
10,230,605,994
2.G
1,293,964,511
1,153.546,161
—13.(i
1,338,949,845
1,222,940,791
3.8
681,412.952
—
—
—
3.9
—
4
"
638,346,322
660,024,109
7
"
597,639,707
603,582,1.47
—
9th Minneapolis
Total
We
now
add
our
3.3
652,442,798
610,744,057
1.0
535,522,527
528,180,318
649,958,882
+
4.4
613,801,801
599,547,138
523,945,462
—
1.3
483,973,666
462,810,095
"
1,249,728,802
1,329,688,279
21,305,208,075
22,172,711,036
10,397,363,992
Outside New Yoxk City
■
1,366,163,023
678,423,084
108 cities
;
1,435,727,651
514,365,192
10,946,074,641
—
—
—
1,185,867,305
1,155,280,186
3.9
21,114,066,529
10,582,399,347
9,886,117,637
detailed statement showing the figures for
each city for the
Week Ended Aug. 2
1955
$
Fall
3,287,023
2,886,497
+ 13.9
2,913,233
2,595,001
7,921,241
—22.8
7,540,400
6,866,043
670,467,646
4.1
681,876,940
597,512,647
2,789,282
River
3,251,694
1,465,890
Lowell
1,583,955
—14.2
—
7.7
3.222,199
3,093,845
3.669,745
—15.7
3,491,477
3,908,219
13,959,016
—U.G
15,492,974
12,879,092
Worcester
10,687,130
11,131,844
4.0
10,549,655
9,353,991
46,783,995
53,214,729
—12.1
46.515,235
40,147,690
25,379,582
25,690,503
29,368,800
36.278.000
Connecticut—Hartford
"
—
1.2
25,282,936
22,178,431
—19.0
32,784,000
32,366,500
'
New
Haven
Rhode Island—Providence
New
3,322,269
Total
(12 cities)
3,128,972
787,662,394
Hampshire—Manchester
833,188,842
—
+
6.2
2,659,980
44,151,547
(a)
North
Dakota—Fargo
South Dakota—Aberdeen
833,688.070
Montana—Billings
Total
»-
(7 cities)
+
25,859,271
88.2
21,989,522
7.6
130,925,655
135,119,825
2,741,157
2,685,306
ia)
(a)
4,578,919
129,977,281
2,422,302
Buffalo
Elmira
2,701,580
—10.3
—12.4
2,885,300
2,570,892
2.8
10,531,667,182
9,816,687,128
•
3,444,236
10.907,844,033
11,226,636,395
Rochester
43,563,975
43,384,732
+
0.4
41,600,924
Syracuse
-•
3.016,969
New York
,
26,260,130
25.209,496
+
4.2
23,134,331
21,626,957
35,100,640
4.5
77,914,257
75,268,351
3.7
74.432,659
72,116,944
1
(a)
.Connecticut?—Stamford
New Jersey—Newark
*
Northern NeW Jersey
__
—
35,400,722
72,806,432
76,256,714
79,444,391
82,473,845
—
—
6.5
2.5
5,368,920
14,402,100
8.2
6,637,519
2.0
12,142,930
1.0
535,522.527
528,180,313
543.372
1,212,403
884,071
9,742,21®
603,582,147
"
Total
(9
cities)
11,309,487,110
11,659,88G,781
<*
12,695,203
1,007,136
917,696
720.219
—
—
751,826
9,441,302
Omaha
155,220,514
—
Kansas—Topexa
-
6,885,827
—
35,137,996
City
(9 cities)
9,300,799
157,167,305
9,973,056
32,709,017
9.7
4.2
894,657
+
1.5
9,602,700
—
1.2
148,749,201
—30.9
10,808.145
7.4
26,620,578
398,378,516
12,376,989
4,410,301
-
5,803,223
+14.4
5,827,143
4.4
613,801,801
599,547,133
+
6.7
12,447,236
15.0
5,187,416
673,423,084
649,958,882
142,668,723
9,931,23®
27,266,031
389,693,741
12,348,26®
5,300,443
+
+
5,933,000
—
+
—
421,504,531
449,757,958
14,309,132
—
St. Joseph
»—
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Eleventh Federal Reserve
+
District—Dallas11,250,888
11,542,048
440,675,396
Texas—Austin.
Dallas
451,658,423
35,463,118
38,423,633
5,905,000
Fort Worth
Galveston.
8,015,000
6,312,875
5,620,196
Wichita Falls
2.6
9,765,852
10,930,741
2.4
402,741,311
392,651,043
8.3
39,556,198
—26.3
8,742,000
31,916,246
6,923,00*
—11.0
6,674,837
4—
+
5,800,938*
16,493,663
14,508,13*
1.8
483,973,666
462,810,095
—35.0
185,232,328
8,543,727
287,714,891
5,161,565
191,499,690
95,524,980
28,078,560
17,426,314
658,046,505
27,094,299
7,304,214
+ 17.0
7,461,955
6,375,561
12,806,557
11,237,261
+14.0
11,884,554
14,000,281
1,249,728.802
1,329,688,279
11,245,158
12,198,919
Louisiana—Shreveport
514,365,192
(6 cities).
8.5
+
186,904,369
5,521,010
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt Lake
199,033,363
—
City
95,866,749
,—
32,202,075
16,698,006
Pasadena
San
665,950,642
Francisco
San
523,945,462
.
District—San Francisco—
California—Long Beach
Jose
26,201,804
38,124,177
Santa Barbara
Stockton
(10 cities)
Total
3.1
10,942,391,627
10,230,605,994
+
7.0
4,986,681
+
3.9
196,366,885
187,337,416.
5.290,34®
176,800,76®
+
0.4
85,328,278
87,714,835
+
14.7
25.906,391
16,257,161
610,405,84*
24,691,57*
+
1.2
25,130,595
15,936,881
628,146,038
—
5.4
25,393,110
—
—
—
Grand
total
(108 cities)
;
21,305.208,075
22,172,711,036
—
Outside New York City
*
—
10.247,423
357,902,75®
128,099,103
9.022,30*
4,419,678
35,968.224
Jamestown
135,041,407
8,997,126
4,511,332
District—Kansas City-
Tenth Federal Reserve
Total
2.7
10,493,172
597,639,707
.
1.1
•
735,570,054
140,921,149
—
9,116,070
359,076,143
5,809,061
14,110,478
Washington—Seattle
23,157,812
37.3
12,714,731
Fakima
York—Albany
610,744,051
414,784,360
141,399,186
Twelfth Federal Reserve
Rlnghftmfnn
652,442,798
7,972,179
2,734,433
5.5
Second Federal Reserve District--New York—
New
2.499,687
3.3
145,191,943
9,815.058
4,531,581
Total
—
4.0
1,457,820
Springfield
...
+
660,024,109
6.8
—
3,570.187
1,358,941
12,335,016
New Bedford
2,945,503
340,300,00®
167,257,993
100,360,131
2,825,901
410,209,407
Wichita
f—
113,676,096
Minneapolis
Missouri—Kansas
643,033,005
Massachusetts—Boston
i
$
6,115,957
__
Portland
;
1956
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor
•
Inc. or
Dec. c/o
356,200,000
180,067,015
St. Paul
Lincoln
1957
$
1958
0.1
2.8
367,000,000
District—Minneapolis-
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minnesota—Duluth.
Hastings
$
?
(4 cities).
Nebraska—Fremont
week ended August 2 for four years:
Clearings at—
+
+
3,063,123
Illinois—Quincy
19,702,804,765
5.0
6.0
179,910,941
110,167,665
638,346,322
Kentucky—Louisville—
Tennessee—Memphis
Total
Louis—
342,000,000
180,010,222
113,272,977
994,160,662
2.2
"
-
10
!
1,116,323,776
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St.
Missouri—St. Louis
643,256,286
*
"
9
,
..12th San Francisco
$
$
5.5
—
8th St. Louis
llth DallnR
V+V:
735,570,054
—
—
10th Kansas City
1955
1956
Inc. or
Dec. %
$
Estimated,
(a)
10,397,363.992 10,946,074.641
Clearings operations discontined.
4.2
6.0
1,185,867,305
1,155,280,18®
3.9
21,114,066,529
19,702,804,765
5.0
10,582,399,347
9,886,117,637
«€
(586)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Loblaw
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
AUGUST
Country and Monetary Unit
Noon
FEDERAL
1,
1958
RESERVE
TO AUGUST
Buying Rate for
1958,
E
series
New
:
Haven
3Vs%
Water
general
Seaboard Air
TO
TREASURY
UNDER
ACT
TARIFF
OF
&
New
1,
1977
7.
'
1
Sep
1
mtge. series C bonds due..1976--Sep
ref.
1
-
debentures,
.Friday-.
■
Monday
Aug. 1
due
Sept.
1,
1977—Sep
1"
due 1973—Aug 15
449
bonds, series C. due Sept. 1,1986. -Sep
1
Trunkline Gas Co., $5 series A pfd. stock—
Aug 26
Union Oil & Gas Corp. of Louisiana—
4% debentures due March
1, 1978.
—.Sep
1*
449
Natural Gas
Nevada
Co..
Power
4'/i%
f.
s.
debs,
Argentina, peso—
$
Official
*
York
(Value in United States
Money)
.0555555"
Free
.0385356"
.0200500
India,
.0200500
1.039218
1.040312
.210129
.210154
.210179
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00238203
—
.00233281
Ireland, pound
.00238229
.238587
.238612
.238625
.210382
.210437
.210387
2.806062
2.806875
2.807062
2.805000
—
yen
■'<
:
:i
,
.
2.808281
60-cent
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
.327104
.327004
.327204
.0800560*,.
.0800560*
.0800560*
.263830
.263800
.263925
2.778279
2.779084
2.779269
.140080*
„
peso
;
.140080*
.140080*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
f
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
.233350
sterling-.
.233350
.233350
2.796388
2.796574
2.806062
2.806875
2.807062
2.808281
,
.233350
States
5%
Refining
Holdings of Government bonds
$45,000,000 in the Cleveland district and a
total of $125,000,000 at all
reporting member banks.
Federal Reserve Basks Combined
.
Inc. ( +)
Dec. (—) since
York
Aug. 6,
July 30,
Aug. 7,
1958
1958
1957
ASSETS—
account
19,708,893
R.
notes
Total gold certificate reserves—
F. R. notes of other banks
'
-
860,089
49,999
2,073
20,568,982
52,072
346,875
29,012
cash
367,845
7,742
266,367
Discounts and advances
Industrial loans
139,947
342
Acceptances—bought outright
+
21,427
—1,375,072
24,652
—
12,364
—
541,828
267,.,
—
32,680
1,513
+
1,356,710
21,507,291
Certificates
—
648,850
+1,561,186
10,000
,
Bonds
—
470~836
1,015,647
ASSETS—
10,000
and
317,979
Loans
adjustedt—
investments
outright
+
441,500
+2,281,347
+
441,500
+'2,281,347
Other
+
579,934
Other
ussets
Total
Loans
25,657,161
15
4,428,028
152,870
assets—
+
—
51,611,539
+
+
117,471
+
173,163
+
Real
7
+
84
+
200~558
ing
1,752,507
—
—
89,763
;
42,256
9,108
24,743
U.
——
U.
S.
bank reserves
account-
Foreign
Deferred
deposits
availability
iiabs.
&
items,
dividends
14,115
liabilities—
CAPITAL
in
13b)
+
+
+
and
F.
for
R.
note
+
61,605
+
203,013
10~344
+
51,611,539
173,163
Foreign
commitments
3.1'
1,148
+
986
807
The condition
statement of weekly
reporting member
banks of the Federal
Reserve System in 94
leading cities
snowed that, in the
week ended
Wednesday, July 30,
Pecreases of $222,000,000 in loans adjusted,
in reserve balances with Federal Reserve
United
States
Government
de¬
posits, and $167,000,000 in demand
deposits credited to
domestic banks. An
increase of $207,000,000 in
demand
deposits adjusted.
cipal
changes
*2?.
This
all
industrial loans decreased a
total of
reporting member banks; the prin¬
were
a
decrease
of
$93,000,000 in New
! y 311(1 an lncrease of $17,000,000 in Chicago.
lowered the total of such olans
at the
reporting
member banks to
$29,000,000,000. This was $2,309,000,000 below the total of a
year earlier.
Since mid-year,
commercial and industrial
loans have declined
$885,WOpOOO, compared to a decrease of
$787,000,000 in the
corresponding portion of last year. Loans to brokers
and
dealers for
purchasing
or
carrying
other securities fell
$130,000,000.
-Holdings of Treasury bills
+2,781
Parkview
+3,240
paterson
—
27
+1,798
1,343
—
151
13,007
—
217
domestic
banks.
2,713
—
+
+51
111
—
32
268
and of
Government
Treasury notes
and
each
5%
+"
250
Pearl
2,860
207
Drugs
Brewing
490
—
Penmans, Ltd.,
Penn Fruit,
295
+
4i60%
167
—
60c
7-25'
7-25
8-15
v.
7-17-
15c
——
Co.,
common—
8-15
8-
10C
9-30
9-19
10c
—
12-30
12-19
8
$1.50
Airways
Pipe Line,
8-15
8-
12'ic
8-14
7-3i:
20C
(quar.)_<
8-15
7-25
45e
-9-15
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
com.
-
<
10-
2V4c
Corp.,
;
$5
pfd.
-
(quar.}_:_ •/''
8-29
1
9-15
7-31
10-
2yac
(quar.)
8
8-15
5c
(quar.)
50c
1
9-18
1-2-59
12-15
9-
$1.25
2
8-15
9-
.
2
8-15
8-
1
8-20
8-
6
pfd.
7%
8%C
8 Vac
8-15
Paper
+35c
9-15
8-2S
10c
10-1
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
u.—r—.
;
(quar.)
1st pfd. (quar.)
1
8-15
1
11-14
9-
2
8-15
9-
162 Vie
i—
8-15
8-15
7-31
+45c
(quar.)—_—7
1
22 Vic
(quar,)
(quar.)
common
9-
12-
30c
—
Industries, Inc.
common
9-15
31tic
31 Vic
(quar.)
8-15
7-15
83ic
...
(quar.)
,
^—*—.
preferred (quar.)
Pennroad Corp. (from net invest, income)
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
775
+
8-15
8-15
31 Vic
preferred
4.68%
11,222
Tool
+1,097
I
deposits:
31 Vic
—j—
(increased)
common
(quar.)
preferred
+4,815
-
33
.
9-15
57V2C
9-
2
58* zc
conv.
9-
2.
9-15
8-20
8-208-20
—
banks
1,627
<
20
—
—s
40
15C
$1.10
9-
1
8-
8
———
92 Vic
9-
1
8-
8
$1.01
9-
1
8-
8
8-
;
8
8-22
'
4.40%
Federal Res<3rve
Banks
*
58
—
—
of loans to banks and after
deduction
individual loan items are shown gross.
3.70%
85
of
valuation
i
re¬
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
preferred D (quar.
preferred E
(quar.)
4.50%
2)3
—
4.05(
4.70%
30
208
+
597
preferred F
(quar.)
Below will be found
and
a
1
8-
9-
1
8-
8
(quar.)
45c
10-
1
9-
8
$1.06
9-
2
8-15
$1.16
9-
2
8-15
-
American,
Circle
55c
Co.
fund debs, due Feb.
1,
1970 Aug 15
-
Phila
Date
American Investment Co. of Illinois—
5 Vi %
cumulative prior preferred stock
Citizens Utilities
Co., 1st mtge. 3Vi% series due 1972
Consumers Power Co.—
1st
mortgage bonds series
Federal Machine & Welder Co.—
Pag*
$3.95
$4.95
Aug 14
.Sep
1
242
$5
443
1,
Corp.,
1987
Aug 19
Hartford Electric Light Co.—
3Vi%
debentures due
1959
6%
1st
preferred
47
Sep
stock__Sep
preferred
Sept. 1, 1971.:
Haskelite Manufacturing
Corp.—
4%,% s. f. debs, due Aug. 1, 1961
(Increased s-a)
Natural
Pillsbury
Mills,
$4
;
Sep
1
-Pine
preferred
Street
Aug 15
349
445
445
445
-
-
Gas
(quar.)
(from
:
(quar.):
preferred
investment
;
1
8-157'
9-30
9-4
9-
9-
8-20
..
4
8-28
4,
8-14
9-
9-
2
9834C
9-
2
8-11
9-
2
'8-11
2
9-' 2
8-11
8-11
8-11
9-
2
6-
5c
9-
2
8-25
1
9-15
1.
*
income)
6%
(quar.)
9-
8-12
9-30
40c
-■$1.50
25c
62Vic.
9-
9-15
8-
10-15
10-
1
-18C-
-
-
9-
8-25
2
9-15
8-
6
15c
8-15
8-
8
7-25
SI
r_.
preferred (quar.)—:
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
7%
8-15
42'ic
(quar.)——
.
8-15
9-10
$1.50
(increased-quar.)
$4.80
Common
350
2
50c
T_
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Brewing, com. (initial)
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical,"common (quar.)
$5 preferred iquar.)_
.
2
$1.2334
Electrotypers, Ltd.—
L
Pioneer Finance Co.,
;
8-15
9-
9-
12)ic
(quar.)
—
common
Fund
9-10
$1.25
*
—Sep
2
Indiana Gas & Water
Co,. Inc.—
1st mortgage 334%
bonds, series B. due Sept. 1,
1980—Aug 29
1st mortgage 33i%
bonds, series C, due Sept. 1, 1980
Aug 29
1st mortgage 3^8%
bonds, series D. due Sept. 1,
1980—Aug 29
Indiana Harbor Belt RR.—
bonds, due June 1, 1982
-
Piedmont
8
8-- 8
91)4C
common
(reshmed)—7
444
8-
8-15
25c
tquar.)
444
1
8-15
25c
(quar.)
1
8-
75c
(quar.)
1
2
35c
(quar.)
Photo Engravers &
8-22
9-
25c
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
Screw
5
1
50c
—
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Water,
preferred
preferred
preferred
Phillips
due
-
debentures due Sept.
Suburban
$3.65
,
9-
9-
50c
Philadelphia Electric Co., common (quar.)
$1 pref. common (quar.)__
Phila., Germantown & Norristown RR. Co.—
Quarterly
1
Philadelphia & Reading Corp. (quar.)
A
9-2-
9-15
75C
—
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)_
Pheoll Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Page
;
7-31
25c
:
:—
Peter Paul, Inc. tquar.)
Petersburg & Hopewell Gas Co.
Pfaudler-Permutit
SI
8-15
9-26
50c
I
i
7-28
2
8-15
$1
(quar.)
Year-end
8-15
9-
+30c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
-
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
mtge. 518%
(Pa ),
8
25c
;
—
sink,
Brick
1
—.—
Pepperell Mfg.
TENDER
Date
Company and Issue—
Glen-Gery Shale
Increased
Perfect
Inc.—
subord.
(quar.)
——,
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details
were given in the "Chronicle."
15-year 5%
preferred
Peoples Telephone Corp.
4Vs>% preferred
_
OF
1
9-
$1.15
...
Penobscot Chemical Fibres (increased quar.)
Peoples Credit Jewelers, Ltd. (increased)
Peoples Drug Stores
(quar.)
list of corporate bonds,
notes,
called for redemption,
Company and Issue—
9-
$1.121i
4.64% "preferred (initial quar.)
Pennsylvania Utilities Investment "Co.—
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
NOTICE
tl.Wz
—
preferred G (quar. )
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.
Pennsylvania Power Co.;—
stock
common
—__
4.60%
,
Notices
1st
7-25
Peabody Coal, common
5% preferred (quar.)
56
+
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
5%
7-25
8-15
Pembina Pipe Line, Ltd., 5%
+
+
(Exclusive
4%%
7-2S-:
8-15
Parchment
Pendleton
56,647
28,398
From others
Textron
8-15
31 tic
(quar.)—
Pa,ton Mfg. Ltd.,
+
A
Parkersburg-Aetna
35
1,022
>
■
28y8c
Corp.
125
.
33,479
Condition Statement of Member Banks
at
conv.
Sheraton
4.24%
.4%
107,257
$ll#,000,000
321
+
7-25
7-25
27 Vic
————
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
+
8-15
preferred
9,354
corre¬
in
Park
7-25
8-15
30c
(quar.)__
Woi'ld
Eastern
conv.
5%
419
8-15
34%c
—
(quar.)
class
preferred
5%
416,519
on acceptances
banks, $490/000,000
9
—
0,988
banks
preferred'
J217JJ00 000
1,663
8-15
8-15
(quar.)
Park Chemical Co.,
Borrowings:
serves:
+
+
A
21,428
demand
Domestic
6~70l
+
44.3%
foreign
+
16,943
lia¬
spondents
loan
+
27,543
—
Combined
Contingent liability
92
35
deposits adjusted—
Interbank
Mfg.
American
+6,761
1,923
2
2
(quar.)———i.__.—.
(reduced)
Corp.,
244
2G
64
99-
—
Pacolet
LIABILITIES—
331,270
+
—
+
0/ Ree.
£3c
60c
(quar.)__
Mills
4%
Holder*
Ltd—
37'/2C
Outdoor Advertising
Common
Pan
295
—
When
Payable
————
—
preferred
Lighting Corp.,
202
+
11,168
Time deposits except U. S. Government.
U. S. Government
deposits
317
162,727
with
+
12)
'
Panhandle
33
393
-Aug 15..
187.
page
(quar.)
preferred
>
20
Volume
preferred (quar.)—
—2,309
648
+
tin
Investment,
Pacific
32,002
bonds
Demand
112,552
126,307
+
809 198
accounts
Total liabs. & capital
accounts
Ratio of gold certificate
reserves
Industrial
119,757
80,138
54,395
229,609
147,558
preferred
redeemable
Pacific
.7.7,'.:
8,970
:
1,_1987
Share
Canadian
5%
116
1,344
loans
issue,
preferred (quar.)
Vi % • preferred (quar.)
+7,147
+
291
/
.
I
5%
130
—
.Aug 15
.
.,
.
Company
Pall
2,308
securitiesto banks
From
7)
(Section
capital
purchased
+
this
Pacific
+
392
450
1962
6%
for
Reserves with Federal Reserve Banks—
Cash in vault
..
Surplus
deposit
+
7,858
+
—
1,771
—
—
354 851
____
(Section
to
+
50,216,934
Surplus
bilities
581
Pacific
mem¬
12
+
-Aug 20
Finance" Corp. (quar.)
Gas & Electric Co.—
—1,412
118
—
carry-
loans-
Balances
ACCOUNTS—
Capital paid
Other
18,538
100,137
or
securities
S.
Loans
92,094
+
—
19,622,021
3,744,111
cash
accrued
+
338,185
—
324,968
Total
Total
461,100
82,447
+
—
dealers
purchasing
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
Treasury notes
416,519
+
286,709
Other
Other
26,836,687
18,549,244
Treas.—general
and
carrying securities-
or
Government securities—total
Other
Deposits:
Member
S.
U.
notes
29,001
*
392
.Aug 19
due
bonds, due Oct."
Pacific
1957
.
248
,
stock
Co.—
Atlantic
preferred
222
544
brokers
estate
Other
LIABILITIES—
Federal Reserve
to
loans for
-
Per
Name of
July 31,
313
Agricultural loans
purchasing
Total loans and securities——
Due from foreign banks
Uncollected cash items
Bank premises
preference
preferred
—
Aug 15
1987:——— -Aug 22
Co.,, Inc.—
series,
Facific
4.50%
—
11896
DIVIDENDS
5%
93,512
1987
stock, series A-
(Continued from
4.36%
52,156
25,357,772
Gov't securities
S.
adjustedt——
industrial loans
25,357,772
Held under repurchase
agree't
Total U,
and
1
15
.
Manufacturing
Light
July 23,
'
.Sep
>
5
1958
446
-Oct
!
(in millions of dollars)
;
.
Loans
Commercial
bought
&
Decrease (—) Since
+1,573,679
—
Glass
Increase ( + ) or
1958
+
+
2,483,771
.
Total
reporting
;
148
1
^
5%
.1st mortgage 574%
4.80%
7
July 30,
Bills
Notes
v.!
■:(
;
13,255
U. S. Government securities:
Bought outright—
;
A summary of assets and liabilities of
ber banks follows:
—
25
Oct
.
•Announcement in
Borrowings from Federal Reserve banks increased
$30,000,000 and borrowings from others decreased $208,000,000. Loans to banks decreased $151,000,000.
—1,396,499
NOV
—
income debs, due June 30,
convertible
Power
City, and $38,000,000 in the San Francisco district.
deposits increased $33,000,000.
Time
—7
Inc.—
stock
Co.—
Demand deposits adjusted rose in six districts and fell
in the others; the
principal changes were increases of
$119,000,000 in the Chicago district, $54,000,000 in New
(In thousands of dollars)
stock
Co.—
mortgage bonds,
$2.40
decreased
441
444
1st participating s. J.-series A bonds due 1969_
-Aug 29
Thatcher
Other
Power
subordinated
Utah
$35,000,000.
1964_ _Aug 29
5% first mortgage bonds series due Aug. 1,
Peoples Credit Jewellers Ltd.—
1st
Redemption fund for F.
preference
Tampa Electric Co.—
increased
due
1987——— .Aug 28
—
Suntide
•Nominal.
Gold certificate
preferred
-
'
441
293
&
Salada-Shirriff Horsey, Ltd.—5(2% cumulative conv. preferred
2.797789
2;805000
—
.233350
2.795578
cumulative
cumulative
5Vi%
.193283*
2.794520
Union of South Africa,
pound
United Kingdom, pound
7
.0238095*
—
$2.50 cumulative preferred stock—
Bloedel, Ltd.—
1
first mortgage bonds, due 1905
6%
.0349000*
.0238095*
I."'."
debs,
_Aug 29
_Aug 15
•
Co.,
Northern
.496950*
.0349000*
.0238095*
franc
6%" subord.
Northern Canadian Mortgage
Co.,
v)
.140080*
%
&
4%
.264133
2.780476
.140080*
.496950*
—
Leath
MacMillan
.0800560*
.264050
2.777227
;
gold bonds
,
mortgage bonds, 474% series due
Knudsen Creamery Co. of California—
.327037
Pag*
,
f.
s.
1st
.00277912*
.0800560*
coll trust 20-year
&
Equipment Corp.,
Electric Co.—
El Paso
.210472
.326956
-
1st mtge.
Aviation
.00238281
.238612
V
.00277912*
„
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
Mexico, peso
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
.00238203
.238600
mark
293
1
CALLED
;
.
due April 1, 1548 (ext. to
April 1, 1966 at 5
Allied Control Co., Inc.—
;
7% cumulative participating preferred stock
1.040625
.210092
.210337
Switzerland,
6%
.00311807*
Deutsche
1973— Sep
Date
.Allied-Albany Paper Corp.—
.0385356*
.0200500
ISSUES
1,
Company and Issue—
1.039218
rupee
Japan,
.0385356*
.0200500
series B bonds, due Sept.
4%
ENTIRE
.0222489
,2.237673
.210079
(Metropolitan), franc (free)
Germany,
.0200500
.0385356*
.
Light Co.—
.0555555*
2.236702
1.039687
—
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
France
.0385356*
Gas
1st mortgage
$
.0222572
2.236553
Worcester
Aug. 7
.0555555*
.0224260
2.235905
'Thursday
•
$
.0555555*
.0227596
2.235059
Aug. 6
V
.0555555*
.0230628
Australia, pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Wednesday
393
"
'
.*' - '
convertible subord. debentures due Nov.
15, 19G7—Aug 30
6%
'
s
7
90
Co.—
1st mortgage 5Vi%
Tuesday
Aug. 5
Aug. 4
446
..«•'
1
•>
Victoreen Instrument Co.—
'.U
Pag^
,
Sept.
7
RR.—
Southern
1930
INCLUSIVE
Cable Transfers In
due
Co.—
Line
3Ti%>
25-year
Date
Co., Ltd.—
debentures
Southern
BANK
7,
Groceterias
6%
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522
of the Tariff Act of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the
Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record
for the week just passed.
EXCHANGE
Monday, August 11, 1958
.
Company and Issue—
FOREMN EXCHANGE RATES
FOREIGN
.
.
8
10c
8-15
25C
i»-
2
$1.25
9-
2
8-19'
$1.20
9-
2
8-19
$1.75
10-
1
9-10
$1.75
10-
1
9-10
8-19
Volume T8&
Number" 5767
~
*'
-•
,
dividend
Stock
82.46
J
1_
preferred
PyenUce.-HalhThc.
President
Ltd
8-12
2oc
9-1
8-15
Insurance Co.—
Z$2 preferred «quar.)___
1—
___________
Provincial Transport Co., Ltd...common—__
Washington
of'Colorado—?
Public service Co.
preferred
4.649
Public
Service Co.
_1___
___
Service
Common
*
Co.
of
(quar.)
,
*
—
{quar.),—
preferred
,2 3550,
___•
Hampshire—
New
'.20c
.8*15
>$fc?5
9-16
*
V '
■ ;"25c
• 78-15
A 84c
,8-15
$1.12%
,8-15
______
preferred (quar./
RbbHc Service Electric^ Gas,.com./quar.)—
4.509
35c
a$1.02
*4489 ? preferred tquaL)
—"$1-04
4.309 preferred /quar.)
$1.07 Yz
bOvO59. preferred <quar.)_—_—______— *$1.26'A
Public Service Co..of:Indiana, com. Cquar.)__i
.A.ASOc
399 prefcrreu (quar.)
87'Ac
4.329 preferred (quar./__
A, 27c
4,169 preferred (quar.
——
26c
Puget Sound Power & Light. (quar.)__—.—
." 34c
Pullman,.Inc. (quar.t,______
75c
Punta Alegre jSmgar ire.duced/
, $2
.
Oil
Quebec
Corp.--.tff America-r."'a
,_$3o0 ,1st. preferred .(quar.)
Ra.dorock* Resources, tine,
Ralston Purina Co,
(quar.)_
Ranco,
Inc.
<
Corp.
American
Grip & Batten Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.j
(quarj____—___—
49
,r
50c
,
Sinclair
Reading Tube. Corp.—
Extra
—
—
''.Class A fquar.)^^
^,4RepulJlic Industrial^Corp. (quar./
Republic
—-r
.
—
,,
4.089
-
preferred
convertible
*4,i»9
Oil Corp.
Richfield
—
(Texas/, common
certificates
trust
——
Inc., common
Bobbins &-Myers,
8*15
12-12
$25
.v$l
class A
"
preferred !'P" (quar./
"4.109 preferred H (quar.)
$1
$1.02Va
$1.18%
$1.23%
——
i'e preferred I (quar./
'>4.959 preferred K (quar./,
—
—
Rockwell-Standard Corp. (quar./
Roclcwood &; Co., 39 series A pfd.
Co., common
—___
(quar.)
(quar./
$1
''quar.)____
Rohr Aircraft Corp. (stock dividend)____
'
Roliand Paper Co., Ltd., class A
(quar.)—
preferred
B
Class
(quar.)
Ross Gear'Ar Tool
j-Extra
(quar.)—___
—_______
1st preferred
$4.40
"5l2ei
Aug. .19
into
Antonio
^Voting
'
:
conv.
^4,-iO9
4.709
SYt''
Savage
Corp.
Scott
$4
.Scotten
Scovill
preferred
Dillon
Mfg., -3.659
Seaboard
Finance
$5
Stock
Brands,
Inc.,
8-
8-31
8-
5
8-31
8-
5
$1.60
Stanley
9-15,
v/80c
f9-,6
8-
50c
9t12
;.8-29
9-15
8-15
$*15
$-16
Btauffer Chemical Co.
Corp.
Stauffer
"
10-20
11-
1
10-20
11-1
.10-20
11- 1
*10-20
Co.
&
11-
slO-20
27'Ac
11-
rl0-20
j 279c
11-
9-19
9-
,25c
60c
9-
1
Sterchi
Bros.
Stores
Precision, 59
Sterling
1
8-11
9-10
8-
9-25
"80c
12-15
.12-
(John
Stetson
8-15
19
11-15
8-15
8-
45c
.8-15
8-
60c
9-15
—
879c
9-
9-1
,-<r
—
9-30
$-1$
12-15
25c
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-25
9-
6
8-15
9-10
8-27
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
10-
1
9-11
10-1
9-15
50c
9-10
11- 1
*11- 1
8-15
8-15
10-17
10-17
7-25
preferred A (quar.)
2nd preferred 1955 series
Sunshine Biscuits (quar.),,____
Class
(quar.)—
—
Inc.
Taylor
1
40c
8-15
8-
34'Ac
8-15
,8-
1
25c
8-15
8-
1
65c
9-
1
8-15
$$1.25
10-
1
9-15
25c
9-10
8-8
9-15
8-
7
25c
8-
7
9-
1
8-
7
9-
5
8-6
135c
10-
1
9-15
9-15
8-25
8-16
11-25
1144
$1.25
9-15
8-99
8-15
10-
8*12
9-2
62y2C
,10-1
9-20
IOC
8-15
8-/4
$1.06'A
8-15
8-44
,
f'30c
9-
8-15
1
9-
2
8-1
'
'
'
\
47'/aC
—
—
8-15
7-19
92 '/a c
__________
,8-15
;7rl9
$1
8-15
7-19
35c
9-
2
$1.25
com.
7t19
8-15
$1.12'/a
9-
8-15
2
(quar.)
;
8-15
I
shares for each
8-8
8-15
L"
California—
of
7-11
8-23
2%
\
20c
;
______—
*9-15
9-
5
20c
;
0-15
9-
5
; 40c
9-
2
8-11
(',
(quar.)
9-
1
8-22
9-15
8-15
.$2
12'Ac
40c
0-
8-14
2
—
10-
2
$1.12 Va
—
:
(quar.)
B
.
—
10-15
1:38c
8-15
-7*15
UOc
8-30
7-31
'
Coal Cos.
8-22
40c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
9-10
25c
8-19
8-'5
$1.75
Electric
8-10
8-5
15c
(quar.)
Industrial Corp.
■20c
America,{quarj
20C
Jerse^~RR.
S.
Steel
Corp.,
common
,—
preferred (quar.) _______________
Corp.
(quar.
United Stores Corp., $6 conv. pfd. (quar.)_
United Whelan Corp.7%
U
«-12
2
9-
35c
62'/a c
$2.50
&. Canal (quar.)"—
15c
U. S. Borax & Chemical, common (quar.) —
-T'/a % preferred (quar.) ———————————————,T— -$1,12'A
U. S. Hoffman Machinery Corp.—
5% preferred.A (quar.)_____—-—
;,62'Ac
U. S.,Lines Co., common, (quar,)____
50c
4'/a% preferred {quar.)
——~
22 V20
U. S. Pipe & Foundry {quar.)__r_.
,30c
U. S. Playing Card-—-—-—
U. S. Printing & Lithograph, Co., common__
50c
5% preference series A (quar;
62VaC
U.
8r88
.
Vitamin
S
Common
41'Ac
Common
75c
$1.75
;25c
$1.50
6c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-09
TO- 1
0T2
8-20
:9- 2
18(12
0tl5
1
litis
12-
0-20
TO-IO
9-15
8-29
9- JL
0«15
9- .1
8r22
c8xl5
9- 5
1-1-59
0.-29
9-15
10-
0-l«
8*15
1
9- 2
9-10
0sl5
,0-0
8-20
0-5
TO-,1
8-15
7,-31
8-15
,7x25
8*16
*8-30
11-16
6c
convertible preferred (quar.)__,
convertible preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Oil Co. (quar.)
Universal -Insurance Co.
(quar.)
Utaco* Uranium (stock dividend)
(One share of Vista Petroleum for each
$3.50
$3.50
shares
0-;'0
■8-29
11-29
87'Ac
:li- 1
87'Ac
2-1-69
65c
,8-29
8-14
25c
9-2
8-15
Universal
1
1
0-30
10-
TO-T
held)_
—
8-30
,
10-16
1-16
7-30
9-
2
8-15
8-15
'7-24
$1.37'A
9- 2
8-20
8-15
7-24
8c
8-14
7-23
1
Van
2
8-14
Vanadium
Valley Mould & Iron. Corp.—
(quar.),
Common
25c
30c
8-15
8-
$1.08
8-15
8-
1
$1.04
8-15
8-
1
50c
Carson (Canada
preferred (quar.)
Fenn Co., common
-preferred (quar.)
&
4.32 9
8-15
10-15
8r20
50c
(quar.)
&
9- 3
1
8-88
9-10
25c
(quar.)
Pearson
"35c
9-
9-10
32c
90c
(Kansas),
fouar.)
100
class A (quar.)__—
convertible
50c
8-29
15c
Electric Co., common (quar.>__—_
preferred A (quar.)—
4.169
preferred B (quar.)
59
9-15
9-15
50c
(quar.)
4.329
Taylor
8-29
9-30
$1
Tampa
Tampax.
I
9-10
281/sC
(quar.) —
Transit Corp. (quar.)
B
70c
—___________—
Gas Corp. of Louisiana—
United New
33c
(quar.)
Symington Wayne Corp.
r-
8-1
*•8*11
9-10
—
B
United
30c
—
8-15
0-10
(quar.)
United Insurance Go..of
43 %c
(quar.)
8-1
4
25c
preferred (quar.)
—
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
t75c
6% class A preferred (quar.)
55c
United Gas Improvement, com. (increased)—
<$1.06 'A
4'A% preferred (quar.)_:
$1.06'A
32 'Ac
United Illuminating <Co,_——
—
32'/2c
8-15
8-1
8-15
8-22
20c
7%
12-31
-56c
_____—_—-—
Ltd.
t
7c
_______
United Engineering & Foundry, com.
,,
599
Talon, .Inc.,
8-15
129c
9-
10c
(quar.)
United
129c
pfd. A (quar.)—
'
Ltd.—
additional
(4
A
Class
129c
499
Syracuse
8-30
■
8-15
8-15
1
40c
preferred (quar.)
United Corps,, Ltd., class A (quar.)
8*15
25c
Coal Co.
8-4
9-30
9-2
1
8-15
1
9- .1
>$1.14
(quar.)
$4.50
8-15
50c
_r
B.), Co
Propane,
8-11
9-
8-/7
9- 1
held)
Common
8
$1.25
iquar.)—
(quar.)
8-
$$1.32
—
Mid-Continental Oil Co.—
Common
8-11
i$1.25
(quar.)
Suburban Propane Gas, common (quar.)
5.209 .preferred (quar.)_.
_______—
Sun Life Assurance (Canada) (quar.)
Sun
Oil Co.
<quar.)___
Sunray
8-15
8-11
30c
9- 9
•
$1.06'A
Tank Car Co. (quar.)
k
Terminal Cold Storage— •'
J
participating, prior ^preferred (s-a)___
United Air Lines Inc. (quar.)__
United Biscuit Co. of America—
8-20
8-25
10c
—
preferred
$1.25
7-'A%
4%
9- 2
,
;8- '7
Y.) (quar.)____—
(quar.)—______—
common
Union
25c
45c
:9-T0
8-22
Union
1
2
40c
—
9-10
9-30
31'Ac
$1.06'A
(quar.)—
Class
1
9-10
55c
(quar.)
Wells Corp., common (quar.)_—_
Struthers
$1.12'/a
>
____—__________
(quar.)
Class
9- 8
.
,8-20,8-80
8,11
9-T
;8-31
9^30
Stock dividend
9-10
50c
35c
split
Oil Co.
Union
8-28
10c
9-1
30c
<25c
(Canada)—
Union Oil <fc
8-15
-9-15
40c
TrtfO
'
3-15
,(quar.)_—
.'<79'-first preferred (quar.)
Stone & ,Webster, (quar.)—
Stonega Coke &
Co.,
Corp.
preferred
share
3-15
10c
0-15
Electric Co.—
Stock
1
*19
(quar.)
preferred
8
9-15
10-1
30C
preferred C (quar.)
Stern & Stern Textiles, Inc.
■499
$1
(N.
Trust
Carbide
5%
8-14
1
JslO
25c
Union Gas
8-14
10-
—
59
•
&
Union-Gas-System
8-11
9-
20c
a-22
9rl5
(increased)__________—
preferred .(qqar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
5
$1.05
$1,129
.8-1
8T5
&- 2
35c
,
Corp.—
(quar./
Co.
$3,50
8-29
20c
*8-15
,
?3c
$1.06 'A
Acceptance'Corp.,
Union
8-29
9-15
.9-15
15c
(quar.)—
(quar,)
60c
(quar.)_________________
(quar.)
common,
Bank
Union
10-20
$1.50
k
5%9rpfd. A (quar.)
Stewart-Warner Corp.
A
,6%; preferred
10-20
11-
(resumed/
(quar,)—
preferred
preferred
Union
10-20
$1.15
$1.18%
(quar.)___
8-29
Tung-Sol
1
(quar.)—
;.9-)l
,20c
preferred A (quar.)—
Electric,. common (quar.).______—
preferred (quar.)—________________
2Q8 South La Sallo St Corp. (quar,)____
Tyer Rubber Co., common {quar,
$4.35 preferred (quar.) —
1
11-
-
(A.)
Steinberg's Ltd,,
to
Quarterly
8-15
$1/069
quar.)
{*8 til
9-15
9-15
Conduit & (Cable (quar.) ______—
trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
7-31
11-
.9-5
share
Trunkline Gas Co.„ $5
(quar.)
8-18
10-15
S-18
9-18
9-18
8-15
10-
7-31
5%
Triangle
$1.03%
Corp
—
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
69
preferred .{quar.
59
preferred (quar.)
Stein
25c
7-30
35c
_____________—
$2.50 preferred A (quar.)_
3
929c
Statler Hotels Delaware
30c
37VaC
10-10
10-10
10-10
9-
$1.10
8-15
7'/ac
;9?15
18-15
(quar.)
..Convertible
(final),_r__,
Truax-Traer Coal
97 9c
(quaj%)
com.
a,t .$60 per
Travelers Insurance Co.
7-31
9- 1
8-22
30c
5%
Corp.
Warner
8-8
8-5
$1.18%
$1.25
$1.25
8-15
9-15
10-10
9*15
—
30c
Acceptance
Trade
5
8rl5
45c
8-30;
25c
£a'insV__-.___-__
preferred (quar.)
Class
8-
37c
9-1
26c
Co.^Ltd.—
Townsend
10c
—
common
,;8-v*8
8-;8
(N. YD;(quar.)_—
Tower
9-15
i
0-8
T
(quar.)_u,T.___—___________
4.56%
4
31c
50c
(quar.)
1
9-
(quar.
B
4.25%
8?15
,
50c
9-
$1.45
income,.and
Class A
4'A%
7-18
50c
8-8
$1.33%
—
{quar.)___—1____.____.__ v$1.67'/a
dividend).
this
plus
Ordinary
8-15
25c
8- .8
1
9-
Toledo) Edison; Co.—
70c
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)——
convertible
Sutherland Paper
9-18
5
9-29
Packaging Corp.—
Standard
Superior
—_
*8-31
$629c
—
8- -;8
,8-y8
$1.46'A
Tobacco Securities Trust
$50c
(quar.)
Standard
Standard
Standard
8-8
8-8
8-14
,8-15
.
8-8
f
9-T
—,_
Class
9- 2
9-30
8-29
1
0-1
Thrifty. Drug Stores, .coin. (guar.—
4YzYo preferred A.(quar.
4'A% preferred B;{quar.)
—__
309c
Standard
Standard
8-8
9- 1
2
297/bC
preferred
9-2
9-2
8-20
10-10
9-
-
8-5
(quar.)—
Dredging, $1.60 pfd. (quar.)
Forgings Corp. (reduced)
Oil Co. of Calif., (quar.)
Oil Co. (Indiana). (quar.)
Oil Co. (New Jersey)
$3.50
9-2
25c
2
269 c
Sprague Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Water (Conn.) (quar.)
Standard
9-2
91ViC
1
9-
•9-30
1
9-
Thriftimart Inc.—
-8•
*8-31
Stamford
29%c
29asC
383sC
10c
/quar./
9-30
dividend
29 ll/16c
35c
'8-29
-9-10
1
0-
$1.37'/a
Title Guarantee <te Trust
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
8- 8
r
4
25V2C
Spokane International RR. Go. (quar.)
^Quarterly
Sports-Arena (Del.) (stock dividend)
9-2
preferred
(quar./
preferred A (quar./
8-11
8-22
30c
—
Sperry Rand Corp., common
8-8
(quar.)
$5 preferred B (quar.)
9-1
9-10
38 %c
Co.-(quar.)
—_—___
Chemical, common (quar.)
4.209 preferred (quar.)
______
Spencer Kellogg & Sons (quar.)
8- 1
$4.75
-
.
$1
85c
-
8-14
8-
.9-11
8-8
'9-
$1.25
Thompson (John R.LCo. rquar.)l_____,_____
Thompson-Paper Box Ltd.___—
_______
Thompson 'Products, t common (quar.)___—
4%
preferred (quar.)—_____________—
-
Spencer
11-1
(quar.)
common
par
9-2
(quar.)
pfd.
$25
,
8-15
(quar.)__
Co.,
.9-15
vfl- 2
12-,I
8-1.
9-5
,8- 8
8-11
7-30
8-20
31'Ac
—
—
Sparton Corp., common
69
preferred (quar.)
11-15
(quar.)
Co.
9-16
.12-15
9-1
10- 1
9-19
4.409
15c
<quar./
Paper Co., common
preferred (quar.):
43.40
8-1
v9-15
9- 5
7-21
5
9-
Co.—
preferred
preferred
par
—_29 ll/16c
preferred B iquar. t
preferred D (quar.).;.
preferred E (quar.)
Arms
:-8~15
;10-.l
8-15 '
50-44
7c
(quar,)_
(quar.)
(initial
15c
(quar./
preferred C /quar.)
preferred
9-10
8-15
8-15
50c
(quar.)—
60c
common....
common________
common
Sehering Corp., common (quar. 1
-;59
8-15
8- 1
7.^31
8-11
: 8-11
?
18.
<$4% 9 preferred A (quar./_____—
4% 9
*
vtc,
certificates
trust
7-31
8-15
8-15
.,10-1
w9- 5
; 8-11
,135
(quar./
Transit Co.,
.-.9- 2.
9- 2
9-2
Convertible
per share.
shares to Aug.
preferred
San Jose Water Works,
;
commQn__—_
S27
at
common
5%9
6an
(quar.)
series A (quar./.
preferred A (quar.)
—
issue bekxg called for redemption 011
Above
j8t11
,
8-15
9-10
'9-10
,8-r8
;
4
9-12
■
50c
(quar.)
,
(quar.)_.
Stix, Bacr & Fuller Co., common
,
Saiada-Shirriff-Horsey, ^Ltd.,
,9- 1
$1.25
$1325.
35c
$1.10
il5c
t343,8C
St.,Joseph Right.& Power, 59 pfd. (quar./—
gt._jQseph,Light j^JPower, com. (quar.)
St.,Louis, San Francisco Ry.—
p59 convertible preferred A (quar.)
59,.convertible preferred A Iquar.)
*
(
' 8-20
^.lOc
,25c
St^ Croix Paper (quar.)
.*
8-14
8-15
„9-30
8-8
25c
$1.25
37V2C
Ru$>pert (Jaa^b), ^4Vi9" preferred Cquar.)__
Ryan-Aeronautical (quar.)
__
^bder, System, Inc. iquar.)_-_——_—
St. "Regis Taper Co., .common
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
9-10
10-1
9-1
20c
$15c
5c
,.5c
<p.o.'(quar./___„_a____i.___
Royalties Alanagcment. Corp._,
„
.8-15
9-;2
f 92
9- 2
9-2
9- 2
49
+20c
flOc
> 40c
—_—
Rpxbury' Carpet - Go. (quar.»
Royal Oak Dairy Ltd.. class A
-
10c
50c
$1.25
50c
Rochester Transit Corp..{quar./_____—_,a;—
49
.1
.8-30
8-15
r9-15
25 c
,8- 8
$1.13%
___________________
Aug. ,15
£demption .on
30c
Speer Carbon
Corp.—
^49
& Haas
9- 5
9- 5
$25c
(quar.)_,___
Rochester Gas & Electric
Rohm
-9-15
,9-15
8-27
j
9-1
$2.40 conv. pfd. (entire issue called; for re-
30c
-
preferred (quar.)
(quar.).
3.909
preferred
,,4.159 preferred (quar.)—
4.259
preferred (quar.)
4.759
8-15
,7-14
7-14
37Vae
,V 1
(quar.)
4.369
s,8-ll
9-11
8-8
35c
(quar.)_
—_—
Thatcher Glass Manfuacturing,
45c
_______________________
preferred
preferred
preferred
,
8-29
55c
,(Quarterly from investment income).^
Life Insurance Co. % Dallas)—
4.609
8-15
8-15
.0-29
75c
.
8
1
■
9-12
®T0
I-
.10-1
15c
.
8-
;9rl2
10-
50c
"*
(quar.)___
_______________
Texas, Industries, conunon (increased) ___—
Texas PacifictCoal,j& Oil (quar,)__________
Texlze Chemicals
(stpek dividend) _________
8-13
i
.8-15
10-
T5c
.10-
.$1.29
—
Common
Southwestern
9-1*
9-12
8- 8
8-14
t 9- T
62'/aC
*9-1?
Texasrlllinols-^latuFaliQas Pipeline .Cp.—
8
8-13
9-1
25c
9-12
■
19-12
10-.:
.10-
$1.31'A
I
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
*
'
$3.70
7-31 ,
8-11,
50c
(quar.)
participating preferred (quar.).
Robertson, Little & Co., Ltd.—
$1.50
,
8-
"9-10
20c
preferred
10-
$1.25
$1.27'/a
—
(quar.)—
20c * from realized capital
8-15
0-15
'
,9t12
$1.28
Tejcas Rind (6c from, investment,
Investors—
Southwestern
Common
9-15
;-8-ll
,8-11
$1.12'a
75c
5c
5c
<quar./___—
(quar.)
Rjo Grande Valley Gas Co.
"Voting
90c.
90c
1
1
t
Corp.,„common
Drug
"Quarterly
,9.- 1
12 Vac
—___
(quar.)
99-
Co._____——
Mills
8-29
61c
(quar.)_____k___^_h
Bed
Paper
8-29
9-30
9-12
TO- 1
„—_—
!
(quar.)
6.70%
8-29
9-30
,
TOc
______
Southwestern Public Service
Co.
Manufacturing
Rheem
Spring
Southwestern
8-18
8-25
8-30
9- 5
9- 5
,v9- 5
25c
30c
40- 1
..10-, 1
; $1.43%
preferred (quar.)
preferred;,
9*12
$1.16
$1.22 y2
preferred {quar.)
preferred
.
$1.16'A
(quar.)
5.85%
5.35%
5.80%
<8-15
f
30c
Southwestern Electric Service, (quar.)
7-25
7-25,
.1-1-59
40c
Insurance (Texas) (quar,/—
Brass, Inc. (quar.
Revere Copper &
Rqxall Drug Co. '.quar./_
—
Reynolds (R. "J.) Tobacco, common
Common class ;.B ,(quar.)U__.
128c
,10c
'
;9rl2
9r{2
—
preferred ;.(quar.)___
5.75%
"7-31
.
1
.9-15
25c
>
17'Ac
Natural Gas-—
preferred (quar;).
^preferred
(quar;)_
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
4.409
—
1
Works
Lath
Bend
Southland
9- 2
,10-1
,10-1
$27c
t5c
-
(quar.)
Corp.
8-15
*.9-
$1
.9t12
.10-.1
preferred
(quar.)—
5.50% preferred j (quar.) __—
7-31
50c
10-/1
.10- 1
$1.15
$1.12'/a
5%
,8-15
*8-15'
t9-12
$1.12'/a
preferred
4.75%
.
18-22
——
com.
4.50%
4
9*15
10- 1
$1.06'A
i
Tx*ansmission,
Eastern
Texas
9-T,
$1.25
•
Renold Chains (Canada),;Ltd.
A
8-4
•
7-31
8-15
.8-15
f9"l2
2
8-
8-25
Southern,Railway Co., common (quar.)
169 non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
*,
9-16
9-
8-25
15c
Southern Company,(quar.)_________________
Southern Natural Gas (quar.)
8-15
7r-31
.8-15
8-15
TO- 2
15c
50c
Southern Canada. Power Ltd., com.
8r21
9-_2
,
t56'Ac
A (quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)
Steel Castings (quar,
Skelly Oil Co. (quar.)
Smith-Douglass. Co., -/quar.)
Smith (S. Morgan) Co. (quar.)
Smith | Kline & French Laboratories
Socony Mobil Oil Co., Jnc. (quar.)
Sonotone Corp., common (quar.)
$1.25 preferred (quar.)___
;—
$1^5 preferred i(quar.)__,
South am Co.,."Ltd.,
b-12
,
Sl'/ac
35c
Redondo Tile (qua;*.)
29c
Refractory &;Insulation (quar.).—15c
Reichhold'Chemicals, Inc., (increased/-,
25c
Stock
dividend
29
Reliance Insurance Co.
(quar./
i,
55c
2
Sivyer
4.889
'
$1.25 convertible preferred (quar.\
Red'Owl Stores
(quar.
9-
$1.25.
—
(quar.)_"—_"I
>
preferred
-
2
(reduced
Oil
10-
f50c
Singer
4.249
8-15 r.r ,7-21
8-15 :!;
7-25
8-1.4 , . ^5-10
-9-11;
-
7-18
iquar.)
Co.
•4.789
9-12
9- 5
10- 1
t$1.50
1st preferred (,quar.>_,_
Class
B
Southern
Raymond International, Inc. (quar.
(, 55c
Rayonier. Inc. __________—— » J
"lOc
Reading Company, ^ com. {reduced/' .: v25c
7-15
8-15
(quar.)__,
______
Lighting, -Inc. .(quar.)—
gammons
;
' *
'
8-25
preferred
.Class
1
U7c
(reduced)________________
Power, $2.44 pfd. A (quar,)__
South; Georgia
.7-14
8-21
8-14
Orll
9-26
9-19
Pacific
South
7-15
8-29
5c
25c
30c
12VaC
——
*8-8
Tl-8
*
8-1
8-25
9-30
-
i
-
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class
.!vr*i'"t ■■ 'VU;i;'
'-'JilYtC ...10-1
., 9-30
J' S
(quar.
Rapid
Rapid
6%
8-25
„,59
9-
J12-1
B
Silvray
8-7
9-1
$35c
tl5c
(quar.)
Radio
..
8-29
5c
Co."(quar.)
Power
v
-
,
_______
Quemont Mining Cocp. Ltd.
:
in-
from
vestment income/
,
*
40c
Co. (quar.)
___u
Growth." Fund (quarterly
7-31
7-31
7-31
7-23
t33'/3c
Signal Oil & Gas, class A (quar.)—
Slgnode Steel. Strapping, common (quar.)_—
.8-29
.8-29
* 8-29 *
9-30
8-29
9-30
-8-29
9-.lt *8-15 ♦"
9- 1
8-15
-9-1
-8-15
9- 1
8-15 •
8-15 ' "7-16
9-13
8-20
9- .2
8-15
*
Putnam
)
v
1
75c
.Extra
Sierra
8-
8-
75c
<aocum.)
(accum.).—____________
payments all arrears (will b»
preferred
Siegler Corp.
9-30
9-30
<9-30
•
.
9-10
8-15
30c
49 (.preferred (quar./__^.—
Shoe Corp. of America (quar.)__I-_ali,^k._^^.
Sicks Breweries, Ltd., common (quar./_
J
Voting
trust t certificates—__—___-.__.l_
8- 1
9-, ,2
,
9-80
45c
(>$i..40 diy. preference common <quar.)
^,089 preferred /quar.)
;
—__———
Pure
,
8-15
8-15
8-15
• ~
10-1
preferred
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
4.64%
preferred . (quar.)
4.65(,'o
preferred
(quar,)—
4.90%
preferred ,(quar.)
5%
preferred .(quar.)
5.10%
preferred
(quar.)
5.12%
preferred (quar.)__
5.25%
preferred »(quar.)
5.16%
preferred 4(quar.)
Texas Company
(qu^r.)-^.—
9-10
9-30
preferred Aquar.)—
4Y*"/o
30c
(quar.)___:——_____
-
9-10
—
(quar.) ______
________________
Slienango Valley Water Co.—
59 preferred (quar./_r________r—,
>./herwin-Williams Co., common (qbar. )_____
8-15
'
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Class
Mexico—
of New
(quar.)
preferred*A (quar.)__
*"59
s
.8-16-. ,J
.,9-12
_•
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Go,.,
4.10r;'o
8-23
1
___,
A (quar.)
*499
preferred B (quar.)
!
Sheaffer (W. A.)
Pen, class A -{quar./_____
,49
■'
{Common
Public
-Class
is
35c
$1.02 '/a
(quar.)—
com.
,9rll
9-24
\55c
(quar.)_
Corp.
Gas .Transmission,
4.50%
10-
.10-
3%
cleared by end of this year.'
Shawinigan Water & Power,; com. (quar.)
.
•.
9- 2
9- 2
'9-2
• 9- 2
*$1.05
$1.06V«
$1.12 'A
.$1.16
iquar./;..
(quar—r
With above
_
7-25
9-10
.9-30
.
& Gas
preferred
69
'
Tennessee
10c
—
(quar.)—
1
5
25c
(quar.)__—.__—,
(Jorp., common
dividend
Seminole Oil
;
;8- 5
8-v5
^8-20
"
.
(quar./______
preferred
preferred
4'/a 9
50c
t25c
Co.
preferred A
59
"
.
.
,
».quar.)
*<4.80%*.preferred
o4tV\f»
'
&
Security Insurance Co. of New Haven (s-a)
Selected Risks Insurance (quar.)—_—_
8-15
50c
& Co.. (quar.
D.)
Acceptance
Stock
7-29
,___
(G.
Securities
:8-.f8,
9-;;2
Procter & Gamble Co.
Providence
8-20
Tennessee
8-
8-
8-20
Searle
T2'Ac
______________
8-8
8-30
35c
Sears Roebuck
,9- 1
9-1
.9-2
.
65c
(quait)—_____
(N. Y.i
30c
v
8-20
8- 1
8-15
7-31
J7-31
8-15
8- 8
,-,2'fc
———
<.quar./_
Electric.
_
Seaboard Surety Co.
Payable of Nao.
,Phare
Name of Company
otRcc.
Bolder*
When
Par
Holder*
..
Payable
,
Sealr4ght.-Oswego-Falls .(quar./_____—___—
61c
61'Ac
25c
'——
—
—
Gardner ♦.Co.. Jtric. ./quar.)—;
(quar.)—
..
Pynme
.
$2.44 pfci. <quar.)
(quar.)
.
"9- 2
8-15
■' 9- 2
,8-15.
"8-15
8-30
9-2
$1.75
5c
•
37'Ac
25c
69,
preferred /Quar,)__—L_:
—- lYzC
Portsmouth ;Stecl Corp. (quar./.—______
Aloe
Pptash Co. jQi America _(quar./_—45c
Potomac Electric Pow-er,
8-29
8- 8
8- 8
9-19
'9-: 2
_9-_2
.
When
Share
Name of Comvany
■ '
55c
$1.25
$1.37'A
PHtaburgh Plate" Glass Co.
—
Pittsburgh MB€ee^-Go.,»t5c<7 ►pfd. A <quar./__—
prd'cFr^d t quar.)„_
,—
Pitt&ourgli, ■Ybungstown & -Ashtabula Ry. Co.
Mie preferred ../quar.)__,
__
Plymouth Rubber Co. (quar./_
:——Poor & Company. (-quar.)-*
:—-——
Pope & Talbot, Inc., common <qyar./
Per
Payable of Ree
-Share
-
Bolder*
When
Par
Name of G&vvpany
47..
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The Commercial ancL Financial Chronicle
...
8-28
,8-
8
1129C
8-15
7-31
1
7-28
Ltd.)—
(quar.)
20c
8-
27c
9-15
9-
1
Value Line Income.Fund,(from earned
Raalte
Co.
75c
—
inc.)
50c
(quar.)
*
Corp.
Vanadium-Alloys
of
America
Steel
(reduced)
(reduced)
Vick
Mfg., Ltd., class A.{quar.)
Chemical Co.
Virginia
(quar.)_
Coal & Iron Co.
40c
9-
2
-8-12
9-
2
8-20
8-1
8-.8
',7S15
$0,052
Vanderbilt Mutual Fund
Viceroy
25c
9-
(quar.)
.8-15
U2yac
0-15
0-1
40c
9-5
»8il5
$1.25
9- 3
8-16
$1.25
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(588)
Par
?
When
Payable
of Ree.
10c
Goodwill Station, Inc
Wagner Electric Corp. (quar.)
Waite Amulet Mines. Ltd.
The
WJR,
Warner Electric Corp.
Walker
Co.,
&
$4.50
D.)
Wo
Indies
Sugar
West
Point
6
8
9-
2
8-
8c
9r
1
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8/15
8
1
8-
-
8-15/ / 8- 1"3
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50c
9-15
8-22
10- I -
9-19
50c
1-1-59
60c
9-
1
9-15
8-29
12-15
Mfr.__>
20c
8-15
Western Air Lines
Western
RR.
Ltd.
9-
75c
8-
30c
1
'
9-17
8- 4
15c
8-15
8-15
7-24
8-15
/
0-9
•
8-30
8-22
9c
9-30
8-15
(quar.)
9-
8-
(quar.)—.
common
90c
dividend
(G.
II.)
under
'/
|
-
Co.
8-29
2
8-15
9-
8-15
9
12 %c
9-30
9-10
9-
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8-14
9- 2
10-
1
11-
1
12- 1
11-19
1
9-
1
30c
8-15
10-
7-15
1
much
/
closer
is
9-10
th»
at
its
in
last
transfer
of
Pioneer
primary
Canadian
The
sales
In
outboard
chain
wheel
products
motors,
and
saws
vehicles..
Saws
alliance
this
Less Jamaica
income
tax.
Cash
'
rotary
SHEET
Known
(1)
An
(2)
free
Compagnie Internationale
corporation involves:
the
Long-term
estimated
total
Participation
by
cost
five
of
corporations
to
build
the
world's
(4)
Development
of
of
one
•
•
■
the
Representing
opment
of
metals
a
.
Production
four
nations
plant
of
known
In
—V.
de-
materia)
in-
an
efforts
for
the
Total
underdeveloped
have
proportion
the
to
their
the
project
will be
provided
industrial
of
British
AIAG
Aluminium
Loan
FRIA
,_j
S.
sold
institutional investors
to
French
by British Aluminium
Loan
by AIAG_:—
Long-term
,4
French
ranged
funds
the
Lazard
U.
S.
Freres
guarantee
the
.,
all
187,
&
Co.,
The
and
11,646,199
32,864,082
1,248,881
New
both
the
U.
Co.
have
by mutual agreement canceled their contract under?
Colorado Interstate would have .supplied Natural with
gas ,for
its Beatrice expansion* project. This is the
l'lrst Steps in the cancellation
of
a
significant portion of that project as. originally;.contemplated.'/;-*
Although initially contemplated, for completion, in 1957,,-prolonged
hearings before the Federal Power Commission necessitated-a resched¬
District
.In
the
that
186,
Memphis,
6,346,002.
the
management,
project
1959,
project
if
certificated.
of such
President,
investors
York.
its
S.
have
ended June
Olin
equity
magnitude
F.
Aug.
on
to
rf
first
is
would
Products
stock
be
would
this
it
year,
exceeded
Fresident
be
and
sion.—V.
188, p.
,
/
;
:
■
to
announced
was
stockholders
at
by, Eskil
price
a
I.
which
later
by the directors.. The issuance of this
approval of the Illinois Commerce Com¬
with the Securities and Exchange Commis¬
subject
to
registration
89.
//',./
Six Months Ended June
1850.
20—
IV
1958
'•
u
-
•
Interest
and
dividends
Miscellaneous
received—
earnings
and
'
1957
J/- '
-
''f'1
products, etc. 109,495,128 161,042,172
1,791,462
1,083,634
2,625,516
106,333
112,370,224
163,774,021
87,709,124
112,388,651
4,467,888
—
charges,
net
on
Total
Costs
net sales and other income
income
(except
-
taxes on income)
Depreciation
Provision
3,277,114
—
taxes
for
Consolidated
Depletion
$1,000,000,
new
a
record,
of
net
income
on
7,650,000
Earnings
he
Peru
Copper
The
net
six
to
net
18,650,000
13,733,986
depletion)
28,267,482
565,953
income
(after
704,817
13,168,033
depletion)-—
27,562,665
$1.30
months
ended
$9,292,870;
Corporation.
assets,
to
$2,904,600
which
$158,703,172
at
30.
June
and
current
amounted
this
(before
share-
per
the
For
Income
mines
Consolidated
Corp.—Change in Personnel
of
.
Phelps Dodge Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Earnings—
the
Pacific
Northwest
who has been
been elected
board
Chief
President
of
at
June
Dec.
30,
capital
1958,
31,
1957,
1958.—V.
Southern
in
$168,911,421,
were
187,
$2.72
expenditures
invested
was
2229.
p.
the
Phillips Petroleum Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Off—
directors.
Executive
of
Officer
Six Months
of
Pacific
Power
an
Commission
estimated
cost
line
and
enable
has
and
of
Purchases
corporation
approximately $5,542,200,
Northwest
to
receive
Operating
than
in Lincoln
natural
gas
company
months
sales
Earnings
pared
.
The
for
over
with
1958
July 17 reported record sales
on
of
the
the
$13,405,132
$11,096,496 last
half
of
this
year
reported
for
the first
year,
earnings
for
or
an
totaled
the
six
months
increase
amounted
to
of
$2.72
of
in
1958,
a
Net
each
as
of
general
expenses,
taxes ), and
income
for
Net
Federal
taxes
(other
interest
170,805,475 173,155,454
taxes
income
Capital
and
9.7%
com¬
-
—
the
—
—
end
ai
of
period
share—
—
expenditures,
reflecting
curtailment
$135,000,000
$67,000,000
$128,000,000
-The
the
of
per
further
were
with
-
outstanding
profit
for
in
in
of
1958,
the
the
58,884,047
5,110,800
22,046,300
36.411,576
34,352,152
$1.06
34,350,353
53,398,637
$1.55
completion of new plant projects
drilling, are now scheduled at
or
first
like
$81,000,000
months
six
period
of
and
associates were
3,840-acre
parcels awarded
California
61.393.279
domestic
company
five
Southern
$
and
leaseholds and development costs,
and retirements-:
profit
Shares
1957.
20.8%.
on
products
pur¬
earnings for the
period
petroleum
depreciation,
2373.
$83,211,363,
like
oil,
238,711,939 265,326,328
and
Provision
about
half
crude
Federal
Depletion
1958.
first
$75,886,342
were
first
and
of
1957
512,433,069 572,810,766
—
-
merchandise
tem¬
operate about 51.3 miles of 30-inch
the company's existing 16-inch Big Pincy
Pacific
income
Gross
this
1958
$
company.
granted
Ended June 30—-
North¬
Construction Authorized—
at
-
interference*
an
^
offered
be
determined
would
emounted
Counties, Wyo.
proposed line w-ill loop
six
Net
to
share
;
>
Chairman.
stock
2337.
Silloway,
Federal
increase
a
investors.
Its
becomes
approved a program for the offering .of
of additional capital stock of the company"
$17,000,000
stockholders
later
its
27,832,614
39,987,705
compared
Clay
-
of jin
1
approximately
Parke, Davis & Co.—Sales and Earnings Increased—
The
ar¬
for
llnally
Offering to Stockholders-—
directors
The
p.
contribution
most
1958,
November, the
1959,:/ /> VZ J* '
continued. deferment
;
BJork,
producers in the Big Piney and the Tip TopHogsback Fields in Sublette and Lincoln Counties.—V.
186,
Mathieson
institutional
already contributed
30,
The
no
gqs/contract appeared to be in the best interests of/the parties thereto
in their opinion, in the public interest. .; /
V '
:
./T
.The Peoples Gas. System will strive'to develop and process .another, *
or
other;-projects In substitution for the Beatrice project, and •will
diligently proceed with the expansion project-currently under con¬
struction by Natural Gas Pipeline
Company.-;.'. '
...
523,825
chased from independent
been
Administration
announced
last
longer
reasonable to
contemplatedl for construction Mand-
be
can
is
it
S, Court of/Appeals: for
case
begin- until
and,
2,333,270
102,077,593
of
not:
,
2,346,791
p.
the
the proper and orderly - development of the?unark«t.
/ / '
- ;
//
/.Moreover, the suppliers of gas for such a: large project can not .be
expected to withhold Indefinitely such gas from a* market;/;/i.' //
/ Under the circumstances, therefore, cancellation-, Of the ..underlying
The
25,054,127
106,545.867
In
in
1,289,117
;
decision of the U.
a
Columbia
this
in
expansion
.
17,606,000
reserves
of
opinion
Plans
' v
•
13,885,754
:
corporation has called for redemption on-Aug, 29, 1958, all of
outstanding 5 '/a % first mortgage participating sinking fund series
bonds, due 1969 at 105.6%. Payment wdll be made at. the Canadian
which
102,077,593
1957
.
Gas
2,586,063
42,998,259
Sublette
The
lateral
7,000,000
22,000,000
Cooperation
covering
project and the loan funds from
.Each of the shareholders has
/.
25,711,142.
'
•
charges,
p.
Kayser,
has
pipeline,
7,000,000
;
negotiating with the International
-V.-S.
Government
"
33,078,089
—
six months
Pacific
New
20 000 000
loan
institutional
249.
p.
80,000,034
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America,
long: distance.; pipeline sub¬
sidiary of The Peoples Gas Light &. Coke Co.,..and. Colorado Interstate
•
$96,000,000
from
through
Mr.
$40,000,000
public
Total debt
,
<Loan
*12,353,012
.
totaled
of
west,
$39,000,000
^
Government
39,176.990
3,482,432
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Cc.—Gas Contract Canceled
—EskiL I. Bjork, Chairman, on; Aug)
4; said:
5 >
corporation,
has
resigned
Sept. 1 to take the Presidency of Harriman
Ripley & Co.,
Inc., Investment bankers, it was announced on Aug. 6
by Paul Kayser,
Debt
U.
'
$■
2,293,202
cents)
porary authorization to construct
from
188,
■'
12.323,919
1,078,428
effective
4,000,000
—_
obligations
,
'
:
10,329,076
—_
income^-
oper.
>
■
obligations
Pacific Northwest Pipeline
4^000!000
equity
funds
ry.
mission
Fredericks,
Chairman of
10 000 000
___
Loan
-
1
1957
Stuart
follows:
as
(French)
(Swiss)
Total
1957
2,670,983
—
$4,459,333
said.—V,
$21,000,000
Ugine
D.
After
sales
Equity
and
railway
1955—G Mos.—1957
83,679,677 401,965,290 501,984,700)
71.355,758: 362,419,300 421,984,666
Bank of Commerce, Halifax, St. John, N. B.,
Quebec, -Montreal, Toronto,
Hamilton, London, Kitchener, Regina, Winnipeg, Edmonton or Y#mcouver, Canada.—V, 187, p. 1652.
' '
:.
$670,443 or $1.30 a share on the 515,882 shares then
outstanding.
Beginning in May, shipments accelerated sharply and in June alone,
purchase alumina
respective percentages of
OMCC
Pechenery
from
rev.
completion
ri
41,488,894
and
1'
The
with $4,530,097 for the same months of
net income in the first half of this year
amounted to $497,526 equal to 96 cents
per share on 516,428 shares of
capital stock outstanding. Net income for the corresponding months
right to
>
■-
cost of
will
59,827,142
its
and
20,654,279
39,042,719
_/.
Schenley Industries. Inc. below.—V.
1957.
devel¬
.
ownership.
FRIA
in
.
30
thereof ,and
amount
1958—Month—1957
expenses
28,419,946
(par
principal
;
oper.
the
2337.
p.
For the
10%.
in
liabilities
the
Peoples Credit Jewellers Ltd.—To Redeem Bonds—
July 15 that second
quarter sales wrero $2,583,792 compared with $1,875,541 in the first
quarter while net income increased to $329,131 from $168,395.
Corp.; two
Cihmiques et
company
(net)
Pacific Clay Products—Sales and
the
and Societe d'Elcctrochimie,
d'Electrometallurgie
Electriques d'Ugine; Aluminum Industrie
Aktiengesellccliaft of Zurich,
Switzerland; and The British Aluminium Co. Ltd.
Percentages of ownership of FRIA are: Olin
Mathieson, o53y2 %;
Pechiney and Ugine, 26%%; AIAG,
10%; and The British Aluminium
Company,
shareholders
30
/' 10,896,847
maturities)
(less;. current
issued
of
76,156,213
assume
JUNE
-i$
;
Govt,
liabilities
187,
See
des, Acieries
the
debt
surplus
surplus
totaled
international
JSlectrometallurgiques
The
market
or
105.58%
revenue-
•Deficit.—V,
Pabst Brewing Co.—Acquires Blatz Assets—
de
French
bauxite
the FRIA group consists of Olin Mathieson
Chemical
French
companies,
Pechiney Compagnie de Produits
from
cost
of
parties agreed that construction could
106,545.867
stock
John
largest
area,
et
/_
(net) J.
(less U. S.
-
non-current
Total
•
alumina
world's
largest
raw
la
■
..
of the
one
-
largest
Guinea.
1
posits.
of
;
bonds, together: with-treasury funds
applied to the redemption of $8,000,000
mortgage bonds, 5% series due 1987, at the te-
Sales of metals and manufactured
from,
r,
/
Plans
receivable
lower
t;;ylW
i
.
has
operations
and
$135,000,000.
world.
(3)
pour
au
mowers,
two
10,153,222
provision)
corporation to develop vast bauxite deposits In
(French West Africa) and to produce alumina there
on
Aug. 7 in the United States by this corporation.
FRIA
as
in
.
.
—
of $6,837,524 ill 1958 and
$10,032,130 in
offset against Federal income tax
international
l'Alumine,
at
liabilities
Earned
announced
.
OF
assets
Current
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.—Plans Joint
Venture
in Africa to Develop Bauxite
Deposits—
Was
accounts
;
1094.
p.
be
oper.
Net
Liabilities—:':
Corporation ami
Other
Guinea
lawn,
AS
securities-
and other assets
and equipment
(net)
Goodwill (less amortization)
Capital
Capital
new
result
personal
.
Plant
(Continued from page 8)
A
will
power
...........
Prepaid expenses
,
Investment News
French
marketable
Inventories,
■'
-
Canadian nonresidenta tax.
Total
General
:
1953
and
Customers'
„
tPayable in IX. S. funds, less 15%
Vancouver.
Evinrude,i Gale-Euceancer
'
pajw—
$0.74'
-£*$(L60{
:
the
of
to
uling Into 1958. Following
include
Assets—
Less British Income tax.
x
from
: '
*
Bruges,
Lawn-Boy
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE
price
sale
are
Railway
Cushman's
year.
Lid.
Cushmun -industrialand
:
187,
Railway
by
Norn*
courca.
corrected
for
countries.
many
corporation's
-
change-'lnr-fcbe
Pennsylvania RR.—-Earnings—
the
of
accounted
market." -■**-%»
European Common Market
of
Johnson
;
published date ira» incorrect.
Th#
date and/or record date is Indicated here.
$2,000,000
was
acquired
subsidiary,
the
of
Period End. June 30—
A
about
quarter
Marine's
the
-
*
given interested persons until Aug. 18-, 1958, to
request
hearing upon the bond financing proposal.-—V. 188, p. 352;
a
split).
that
the
recently completed plant in
Belgium,
producing outboard motors and because of Belgium's participa¬
now
tion
8-15
to
Outboard
three
funds, tax deductible
resident tax 7%.
Works
stock
said
for
that
recent
$0.44-$1,04
$0.30
$0.60
,
$0.30
reflect
interest.-
The SEC
not
stated
the
Pioneer
Canadian
President,
volume
Columbia, to Peterborough, Ontario.
This
will
result
in
a
through the integration of manufacture- with Outboard
Corp. of Canada Ltd., in Peterborough and will place Pioneer
Marine
7-15
.
9-15
$1.25:
y Previous
,
of
outstanding during the respective
reduction
increase
37 %c
::—
cost
8-15
8-15
30C
—
Motor
were
also
"through
10-20
100
Cusbman
to
2,788,191, shares.—V.
proceeds
deraption
$1.61
British
9-19
•Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
a
$0.99
$0.66
9,239,000
included In the first eight'*months of 1957.
fourth quarter sales and earnings should be
close to the corresponding period for 1957.
"We expect
to effect considerable savings,"
Mr. Rayniak stated,
8-19
25c
(quar.)
Youngstov/n Sheet «fc Tube (quar.)-..
15%;
$0.74
He
oji
be required,
outstanding first
11,586,811
operations
7-23
25 c
(interim)
Yale & Towne Mfg.
tax
7,778,243
G. Rayniak,
in total sales
restated
may
461,000
5,342,175
its
8-4
25c
in
291:000
5,186,197
.——
Joseph
8-29
Wurlitzer Co.
resident
195,000
Increase
9-15
22%c
^(Wm. Jr.) (monthly)—
{Payable
168,000
•On the average number of shares
periods
(1957
adjusted for 3-for-l
8-15
8-29
9-
25c
•
taxes—..
income
%•-
.797.000
.
.
Net
as
,
785,770
12,901,000
State
:
r
$2,31O,219 %.$2.043,6l9 r
836,458- ' 1,672,915.V 1,672,915 "
$1.03
per
1,450,000
r
;-
on Aug. 1 filed * registration
statement-with the SEC
$8:000,000 of first mortgage bonds,
due-1988; to be offered
for public sale at
competitive bidding..
..i ;:
.
25,734,581
1,206,395
,
taxes
-*-1,213,887
836,458--
share_,__
share.-.
per
" 540,000"
~
$2,872,285
This company
Net.
18,514,638
Inc.
income-
coveritig
430,003
242,962
6,314,000
Can.
*•
2,840,619 '
Pennsylvania, Power Co. —Registers Proposed Bond
Offering With SEC—
/
:
25,304,578
497,736
12,094,137
10-15
62 %c
—
18,016,902
158,209
10-10
31 Vic
—
——..
11,935,928
349,050
1
11-
Fed.
a
tBased
-
6,028.000
&
4
1958—9 Mos—1957
154,870
,
/'..'i
1958-M>MoS.—*1957
method of. cal-%
The provision fop: federal lncome
*ta*es
both years reflects
percentage depletion" computedr on the favor¬
able basis permitted by recent court
decisions.
r
since
opened
11,576,377
— -w-.-
income—
■*
2909.
p.
-
dilating percentage depletion.
'
$
'
47,980,719 128,771,052 116,615,990
36,050,791 110,754,150 ©1,311,417
42,813,066
paid & other chgs.
Fed.
20c
•:
(quar.)
(e-a)
been
11,731,247
Int.
10-15 /
1
£$1.37%
(quar.)———.——
Wytex Oil Corp., class A (s-a>_-
$
;
•
;—
(F. W.), Ltd. ordinary
(Approximately 93c)
have
1958—3 Mos.—1957
„
from oper.
income
Total
/•-.
-
'
•
operajtiops—
earns,
Other
7-31
Gar
(quar.)
Woolworth
B
•
•
-
54,389,443
Net
Woodley Petroleum Co. (quar.)—
Newspaper Machinery Corp.
Class
Net
Co., Ltd.—
(F. W.)
of
11- 1
25c
Wood
Wrlgley
1
»
k
8-15 ,;
9-20
11-
$1.26
5%%
preferred ' (quar.)
Woodall Industries, common (quar.)
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
Woolworth
,v, {\ i
sjales
Cost
>
-
announcement
Wood Industries
•<
Wood
30c
•
Witco Chemical
See
/
/10-15
1
8-15
$1.25
-
(Gar)
accounts
earnings
•Earnings per
sliare__
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(initial)
Industries—
9-
34c
(quar.)
1
10-31
$1.50
——
Service,
'
,
8-1
42 YsC
.
Institutional, shareholder
Period Ended June 30—
Net
9-15
27 %c
—~
Wisconsin
5.04%
9-10
187,
for
Outboard Marine Corp. (& Subs.)—Sales Show Gain—
0-19
1957.—V.
4,322,285 r ' 1,753,887- >-4,360,219
figures
accrued
9c
In
1,450,000
*1957
7-24
343'sc
and
1957
,
when the Fund commenced operations as an open-end Invest¬
ment company following the initial public
offering by Lehman Brothers,
the Fund's sponsor, of 19,131,460
shares, the largest Initial Issue in
mutual fund history.—V. 188, p. 151.
9-10
15c
(1897)
preferred
ual
1
for
fEarnings'
.
May 29,
•
inc.
Net; profit
Cash dividends
Aug. 4.
on
Fed.
taxes
Investor Purchases.
—
•
$13- *
.
July, net -assets of the Fund were .$240,665,234, "held
by more than 108,000 shareholders. -Approximately 10,000 new-Individ¬
18 Tic
Co.
Wood
9-24?
10-
before
Prov;
-
2228.'
earn-
to
$14,615,557 $10,689,362 $19,631,481 $17,389,889
taxes
iAt the close of
8-19
(quar.)
...
Public
8-29
40c
3.60% preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin Power ,fc Light
5%
8-20
9-10
(monthly)—
Monthly
preferred
9-10
•
$1.31%
(quar.)
Wisconsin Bankshares (quar.)
Wisconsin Electric Power, com.
6%
8-11
75c
(quar.)
,
Brothers
9-2
announced
*
8-26
850
Stores, Inc., common (quar.)_
5%% preferred (quar.)—
Corp.
0-19
8-11
25c
—
White
Williams
1
9-2
95c
preferred (quar.)_
Dental Mfg. (quar.)
Wickcs
187, p.
net
year,
per; share:
period amounted
1958—3Mos.-^»1957 '
sales
Prof,
$17,000,000 for First Two Months' Business—In¬
purchases of this Fund totalled more than $17,000,000 for the Fund's first two months of business end-:
iirg July 31, Dorsey Richardson, President of the Fund/
and its principal underwriter, William Street
8-1
9-15
50C
(S. S.)
Winn-Dixie Stores
19-
41.25
5% preferred (quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Electric, common (quar.)
3.80%
preferred (quar.)
5(4%
above.—V.
Last
$2.26
six-month
Penn-Dixie Cement
Corp.—Earnings Higher—-
Sales, Inc.,
Westinghouse
White
Corp.
respectively
Period End. June 30—
Exceed
7-31
2
€-15
Mathieson -Chemical
outstanding.
equaled
the
$38,100,722
$5,497,907,
Net
on
vestor
Western Tablet & Stationery Corp.—
Whirlpool Corp., common
4%% preferred (quar.)
Wlilte Motor Co., common
and
One William Street Fund, Inc.
1
8-15
-
*30o
(quar.)-.
(quar.)
Olin
for
,ry
tDividends
1
8-
8-
8-15
20c
(quar.)
Breweries^
Canada
Pacific
Western
$1.12%
.
it*
make
Corp.—Notes
announced
was
See- also
West
Virginia Pulp
Paper—
4%% preferred (quar.)—
would
150.
p.
€-15
25c
(quar.)
(which
year
per
188,
.
Inc.—
—
Corp.
below.—V.
months
tax
earnings of $7,139,647. "
compared
with $37,785,620 and
$5,598,589^-respectively in 1957;;
During the second three-month period this
year sales
amounted
to
$40,340,269 and earnings were
$6,265,485, as compared with
Placed Privately—This company,/
Aug. 7, has arranged for the sale,
through Lazard Freres & Co., of $40,000,000 of secured
notes, due Dec. 1, 1984, to certain institutional investors.
These notes are secured by an equal amount of dollar
mortgage notes issued FRIA, Compagnie Internationale
pour la Production de rAlumine.%
/'-•/*
V
it
7-31
-
(quar.)
West
88-
$1.12
10c
to 1,200,000 tons
alumina plant).
largest
also Omaf Corp.
six
748.000 this year, compared with
$11,192,000 for the first half of
First
quarter sales
were
$42,871,094 with
9-30
60C
Snowdrift Co.
preferred
1
8-25-
9-2
■
world's
Sec
-
^
.
10-
20c
35c
of
stock
common
income
as
.
possible expansion
5
Estimated
which is being constructed and will be operated by \
leading aluminum producer, will have an initial
480,000 tons of alumina per year, but is designed for
capacity
8-27
4.926,761 shares of
ings for the initial
by FRIA and the gov¬
relating to the stabilization of
Guinea,
matters.
plant,
9-
1
of the project.
has been executed
French
Europe's
7-25
9-10
$1.12%
(quar.)
common
FRIA
of
fiscal
other
Pechiiiey,
4
the
preferred (quar.)
preferred fquar.)__
4.80%
10-
62 %c
(quar.)
Co.,
«te Co.
Wesson Oil
9-
agreement
authorities
and
The
8-12
financing
equity
long-term
taxes
4
9*
8-20
62 %c
—
:
—
preferred (quar.)___
Washington Mutual Investment Fund
Washington Steel Corp., common
4.80%
conv. preferred
(quar.)
Washington Water Power Co. (quar.)
4%
9-18
25c
$4.50
Weeden
9-10
(quar.)
(quar.1)
preferred
(8.
9-18
50c
the
A
ernment
8-14
Pharmaceutical Co.—•
(quar.)
-
Warner & Swasey Co.
Warren
50c
(quar.)—,
A'
Class
Warner-Lambert
Common
8-28
$10C
(quar.)
common
of
Holdert
Share
Name of Company
Monday, August 11, 1958
...
offshore
leases.
less
of
than
this
in
1957.
They
compared
year
1957.
successful
bidders
in the recent
Phillips has
on
record
a
33%
two
of
sale
of
interest
Volume
at
coastline
ICS,
in
.S
t.,
..
revenues
Riiilway
$386,242
218,409
expenses-
'Net
-
Net
from
rev.
$150,041
37,013
53,610
-
$1,204,789
344,423
in
order
In
Hillsboro
capital
,
therewith,
connection
in
of
shares
offeied
the
principal amount.
3H.10O
(c».
,
be
class
A
stock
common
$1),
(par
to
neclion
&
-•
*
..
with
The
net
value
to
of
$3
the
being
.
-
.
filed
of
Planning
three
mutual
oldest
the
President
Chemical
The
further
with
the. Life
which
shares
of
United
the
Co.
Bank
of
death
to
..
Plan
Jr.,
Pettit,
4.
the
as
To
custodian.
Sponsors,
Inc.—V.
the
in the Empire State Building,
member of the Association of
185,
corporation
Railway
Railway
Neb
..9 Months Ended June 30—
Sale's
,
:
-
Cast
_pi
—
and administrative expense—
Provision for income taxes—
13,388,633
last
point
$2,4204)26
(adjusted)
compared to $2.61
share were7 $1.73
per
month
,1,210,769
2,915,090
_
year.—V.
185,
1891,
p.
at the
Net
.
Net
expenses^.
oper.
rev.,
from ry. oper.
income—,.
*$7,440
17,354
,
open
ry.
*; ?Deticit —'V.
188,
$312,187
$236,883
134,250
from
rev.
of
188,
90.
p.
294,429
Net
earnings
"
Federal
taxes
before
income
--
1
taxes
!
1
$1,100,000
1,218,438
$0.90
earnings
Net
Earnings
outstanding
shares
of
share
per
'Includes
Coppertone
period.—V.
full
for
187,
cents
Co.—Sales and Earnings Higher—
half
first
the
for
earnings for
sales
the
for
six months
POSITION
FINANCIAL
AS
securities
term
year
ago.
•
-
•
to $438,066 in the latest period, compared
with net
earnings of $505,479 for the comparable period last year.
Earnings for the current six months were equal to 49 cents per share
on. 893,384
shares
of
common
stoek
outstanding, compared with
58
cents
per
share
on
864,164 shares outstanding a year ago.—
Net
V.
amounted
earnings
187,
" '
' "
886.
p.
"
*
'.V—,
Total
At
capital
June
30,
bank
Sales"
' ,'
had similar
1,464,000
' 5,125,000
2,812,000
4,462,000
1,380.000
$1,131,000
$1,141,000
$2,313,000
$0.30
$0.31
$0.62
$1,981,000
$0.53
2,511,000
taxes-—
Taxes
.
.2,605,000
earnings
Net
earnings
—V.
187,
1789.
p.
/
2.481,000
All
&
■.
a
J **
the company looks for an increase
compared with the same period in 1957.
as
and
1958.
than
more
p.
price of $11.50 per share.
must
be
in the
hands of J.
125.000 shares of Thermoid stock are
tendered, depending
shares
Any
P. Morgan
778.
presented, Porter
shares on a pro rata basis or pay for all shares
the amount tendered and conditions at that
upon
will be
purchased
not
revenues
returned
Electric Co
promptly.—V. 187,
-Earnings Increased—
$36,797,385 $35,654,114
1
revenues
6,017,783
shares of common stock outstanding
Earnings per share based ou average, shares
Average
'..outstanding
shares
—
of
common
stock
outstanding
June
30
share, based
on
standing at June 30
188,
p.
net
Ind,,
101%
at
redeemable
bo
thereafter
and
proceeds
and
Mercy
100%;
at
up
with
to-
including
Interest In
and
accrued
/
used to pay part of the cost of con¬
new 64-bed addition to the present 133-
to be
are
St. Louis-San
a
Ind.
by St. Joseph
Memorial Hospital.
!
Francisco Ry.—Earnings—
1958—6 Months—1957
1958—Month—1957
Period End. June 30—
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
$9,896,702 $53,926,345 $58,901,516
7,990,492
45,205;672
48.649,447
$9,940,138
revenue—
expenses.
7,825,344
Net rev. from ry. oper.
$2,114,794
1,241,547
ry.
incomo
oper.
188, p.
$8,720,673 $10,252,269
4,532,205
5,174,500
$1,906,210
1,050,894
449.
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey Ltd.—Acquisition—
This company
"Junket"
the
At
N.
same
the
of
ness
will acquire, effective Oct. 1, 1958, the business of the
Foods
Brand
Falls,
Ltd.
Division
of
Chr.
Hansen's
Inc. at
Laboratory,
Y.
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey will also acquire the busi¬
"Junket"
Brand Foods
Division of Chr. Hansen's of
time,
Ontario.
at Toronto,
••.»('.
,
acquisitions involve the food operations only and will not
involve the Dairy Products Divisions which will continue to operate
throughout the U. S. and Canada as part of the Chr. Hansen's organi¬
zation at Milwaukee, Wis., and Toronto, Ont.
While no financial details were announced, Mr. Horsey said that no
Both
public financing would be undertaken by
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey is listed on both the
new
Exchanges in Canada.
Chr. Hansen's Laboratory, Inc. is
his company.
Toronto-
and
Stock of
Montreal
Stock
i
-
a
subsidiary of the Danish organi¬
worWs
leading suppliers of rennet in many forms to the retail trade as well
the same name founded in 1872 and now one of the
zation by
the
as
\
'
"Junket" Brand Foods Division, which Include
Rennet Tablets, "Junket" Rennet Powder. "Junket" Freez¬
"Junket"
of
the
"Junket" Sherbet Mix, "Junket" Quick Fudge and "Junket"
throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico,
Puerto Rico.—V. 188, p. 392,
Mix,
ing
industry.
dairy
Products
Cuba
and
,
36,357,433
37,328,219
17,147,167
18,781,402
6, N. Y.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
; r
taxes
for
19,210.266
income
on
18,546.817
SEC
income
Consolidated
to
-
-
$1.61
net profit for the second quarter of 1958 amounted
or 81 cents a share, compared with $8,666,246, or 75
share
per
$9,299,921,
the
in
cents
a
share
a
share,
with $9,910,345,
1957 quarter and
first quarter of 1958.
same
the
in
$1.67
—______—
sales totalled $106,863,164 in 1958
second quarter of 1957 and $115,745,648
net
quarter
in the
quarter of this year.
sales to government
agencies, Mr. Reynolds stated, the company has noted a continuing
improvement in commercial sales.
Second quarter commercial sales
were
higher than in the first three months of the year, with the
best record shown in the month of June.—V. 187, pp. 2844 and 1789.
Manufacturing Co,—Reports Loss—
Rheem
the
For
to
loss
a
tax,
Sales
loss during
of
16
V,
cents
cents
43
or
in the first half of
the corresponding 1957 period.
in
187,
p.
1958,
compared with
30 was $302,062. or a
share, as against net income of $861,843.
in the corresponding 1957 period.—
the three mouths ended June
a
common
$1
unit. The proceed are to be
No underwriting is involved.
per
purposes.
1958—Month—1957
$327,370$311,077
240,809
256,392
Net
Net
fr.
rev.
oper.
ry.
—V.
exps
oper.
opers.
$54,685
Income—
21,851
ry.
used for general corporate
;
'
Ry.—Earnings-
Savannah & Atlanta
Period End. June 30—
Railway oper. revenue—
$86,561
59,644
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$1,899,422
1,502,802
$2,014,738
1,485,911
$396,620
$528,827
328,527
242,212
188, p. 90.
Schenley Industries, Inc.—Sells
Blatz Investment—
President, announced on July 30
the sale by this corporation of the assets of Blatz Brewing Co., a whollyowned subsidiary since 1943, to Pabst Brewing Co.
S.
Rosenstiel, Chairman and
purchase price consisted of over $14,500,000 in cash and deben¬
purchase warrants tor Pabst stock, and 200,000 shares of
The debentures, payable serially over the next eight years, ,
total $3,500,000.
The stock purchase warrants expire July 31, 1966,
cover 350.000 shares of Pabst stock at prices from $10 to $12.50
per
share
There will be added to the cash consideration the earnings of
The
plus
tures
31 to July 31,
from May
Blatz
share,
common
a
at
Pabst stock.
$73,533,054
were
$101,234,709
loss
reported a net
credit, equiva¬
the like, period
net income of $1,473,307 after Federal
the company reported
or 73 cents a share.
1957,
income
issued
Lewis
months ended June 30, this company
after provision for Federal income tax
of 26 cents a common share.
During
six
$472,350
of
covering
be
Railway
results reflect substantial
Although six months
or 86
against
in the
Time Corp., New York
corporation on Aug. 1 filed a letter of notification with the
4,950,000 shares of common stock (par one cent)
to
upon exercise
of warrants in units of 1QO shares each,
The
Net
1958.—V. 188, p. 250.
Inc.—Introduces New Lighter Line—
a new lina of Butane Lighters, the Bermuda, aimed
and a lower suggested retail price schedule
Schick lighter models, was announced on Aug. 6 by Kenneth
Schick
2338.
& Potomac RR.—Earnings
1958—Month—1957
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$2,011,847
$2,276,500 $11,887,108 $14,256,138
1,296.981
1,432,361
8.311.421
9,083,021
Richmond, Fredericksburg
Railway
oper.
revenue-
■-Railway
oper.
expenses
,.
Net rev. from
rv.
—V.
oper.
i88,
p.
•
railway
operations
Net
1
income—
90,
$844,139
286.998
$114,866
216,475
River
Asphalt, Inc., Newell, YV.
$3,575,687
977,657
$5,173,117
1,761,736
at the
for
used
expenses
operating
in
an
popular gift market,
all
for
Gifford. Chairman and
C.
at $8.95,
Priced
President.
the lowest price at
Tl|
which
offered, the new Bermuda, "lands
the most popular gift price markets in the
Gifford said.
With the new suggested price
has
been
range from $8.95 to $19.95,
previously.—V. 187, p. 1938.
Lighters
Scratiton Corp.—New
Va.—Files With SEC
of notification with the
corporation on July 25 filed a letter
SEC covering 850 shares of common stock
at
$100 per
share, without underwriting.
The
Scranton Lace Co.
See
(no par* to be offered
The proceeds are to be
Scranton
asphalt plant.
Lace
company
The
V.
90.
—
W.
A.
of
' 3,300,000
$1.64
ploys
feet
McGregor,
President
of
Robbins
&
Myers,
said acquisition
California comoany is expected en be completed in about a
Trade-Wind Motorfans manufactures kitchen ventilators and
the
month.
types
West
The
$1.67
Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
has agreed fo purchase Trade-Wind Motorfans.
Inc., of Rivera, Calif.,
for more than $1,000,000. Robbins & Myers
in 1949 purchased Hunter Fan <Sr Ventilating Co. of Memphis, Tenn.,
an
80-year-old ventilation equipment livin.
corporation
This
other
■
total shares out-
T
—V.
$1.78
3,600,000
■
per
;
188,120,635 181,448,175
taxes
before
Income
3.050,000
at
*
>
5,414,355
3,350,000
$190
1
Net income
Earnings
1957
1958
12 Months Ended June 30—
Total
1957
224,478,068 218,776,394
—
.
Robbins & Myers,
,
i
186,
p.
compared with $12.50 to $25.00
Name—
below.
Co.—Changes
in May,
a Schick Butane Lighter
in the -middle of one of
American economy," Mr.
schedule. Schick-Butane
1958,
Name—
changed its name to Scranton Corp.—
629.
,
...
Portland General
Operating
$1.5L
'
Co., West Bend, Wis., are
Joseph of Tipton,
and equipping
hospital at Kokomo,
bed
23
either will accept whole
time.
and Profits—
1958
expenses
Provision
29.
August
$94,536,075 and our
2494.
six months of 1957 sales were
cents per share."—V. 187, p.
Period End. June 30—
tendered
..,'.'■
"<ii
-«
stated:'*'"'
further
Ended June 30—>
and
sales
Wall Street, New York, on or before 3 p.m..
Payment for shares purchased will be made on or before
Incorporated,
Co.
If
at
stock
of
shares
Aug. 25.
.
stock
39(*172
*•
Danish Dessert, are sold
-Requests Tenders for Ther-
requested
has
company
common
'
Introduction of
tenders for 125,000 shares of Thermoid
Porter will pay the
cost of .applicable Federal and New York State transfer taxes.
Earlier
this year the Porter company acquired a block of Thermoid eommon
stock.
•■*■»
*
'
Co..
20,482,419
had borrowed $2,500,000 on short
usual seasonal requirements during
same date in 1957 the company
98
were
6 Months
Stock—
Common
This
St.
to
are
1963,
.
.
Porter Co., Inc.
(II. K_)
,
moid
share_
eommon
per
$8,415,572
40,610,966
15,324,542
$49,048,216 $43,868,661
23,975,983 20,860,455
Reynolds Metals Co. (& Subs.)—Sales
Net
VNet
bonds
15,
six months of 1958
earnings
last
the
During
$13,152,000 $10,869,000 $24,835,000 $19,043,000
—
before
Earnings
com¬
the
On
year.
President,
last
and
company
result' of
a
of $3,500,000.
loans
the
the
as
the
of
Dart,
sales
___
1958,
half
first
the
of
1958—6 Months—1957
1958—3 Months—1957
-
-
case.
1957
20,558,538
ji_,
—
loans,
term
lent
Period End. June 30—
as
$69,606,754 $64,351,080
assets
current
long term debt
loss
Y" Polaroid Corp.—Quarterly Earnings—
The
July
Canada
\
"
1958,
30
16,702,905
*___
*
Working
company
of
sales
a
reports for the 26 weeks ended May 31, 1958 net
$9,377,289, compared with $10,221,289 for the same period
»'•» ?
-
-
The bonds will carry interest at the rate of
4V4%, 4V&'%, 4%% and 5%, according to maturity and
are priced at 100% and accrued interest.
>j
—V.
$9,993,116
42,910,733
-
$111,740,230
;
V
clusive.
Net
JUNE
AT
,
current liabilities-
Total
first
This
$78,854,708
were
1958
cents
Earnings*—
•;
•
-
1957.
of
net
short
and
Cash
Second
Plymouth Rubber Co., Inc.—Sales and
of
Satellite
$735,000
1,218,438
$0.60
'
structing
six months ended June 30,
the
with $73,031,120 for the same period in 1957.
pared
$1,388,292
810,181
1693.
p.
Sisters
each
net
597,900
$0.28
Hospital, Inc., to be dated July 15, 1958, and to mature»
semi-annually, from Jan. 15> 1960 to July 15, 1973, in¬
provision of $1,310,0001 for Federal income taxes, equivalent to 47
per share, based on 3,269,921 shares of capital stock outstanding,
after
Earnings
Number
The
provision of $1,665,000 for Federal income taxes, were $1,937,751,
equivalent to 60 cents per share, based on 3,216,849 shares of capital
stock outstanding.
This compares with net earnings of $1,537,998,
"For
1958
' *1957
$15,900,000 $14,000,000
2,030,000
1,415,000
930,000
680,000
sales
p.J
187,
110,500
396.197
.
share
2494.
offering publicly $400,000 of first mortgage serial bonds
St. Joseph Memorial Hospital of Kokomo, IncL, Inc.,
.
Rexall Drug
Net
30—
<6 Months Elided June
per
of
$6,614,537 $15,715,274
3,-320,288 '-8,134,206
1,395.376
shares
Bonds Offered—B. ,C. Ziegler &
•
■.
$2,207,754
610,309
1958
1957
$8,791,900- $11,520,900
taxes
outstanding
'•
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$1,215,883
Consolidated
Cost
"
*
Earnings—
St. Joseph Memorial Hospital of Kokomo, IncL, Inc.—
letter of notification with the
stock to be offered at par
a
and
•
common
Plough, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings at Higher Rate—
Net
Files
—
after
Earnings
Commission—^•
railway
4iicome__
oper.
ry.
in
249.
p.
filed
24
Me.
Rangeley,
1958—Month—1957
expenses
oner,
Justin
1958—6 Months—1957
$4,068,051 $5,053,474
3,755,864
3,665,182
1958—Month—1957
$611,277
$841,103
618,717
604,220
-f Period End. June 30—
Railway oper. revenue—
*
Pretzel Co. above.
after
*
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
profit
The
14,977,623
1,328,883
1,926,123
income
.
Earnings
nine
1958
1957
$20,245,210 $21,523,508
_______
&
sales
Common
$8,338,279 $11,154,262 $53,406,383 $71,011,288
7,122,396
8,946,508
46,701,851
55,296,014
oper. • revenue-
Total
,
—
Selling
,.Net
June
on
Little
$1,601,571
sales
•
6,
Aug.
6 Months Ended June 30—
investments
Fund's
Corp.,
shares
operations
Piper Aircraft Corp.—Sales and Earnings Lower—
*
July
on
24,760
Receivables
-
the
all
Inventories
1157.
p.
Automatic
Controls
—
on
Industries, Inc.—Sales
Safety
from $11.42 to $12.09.
of
value
Saddlebeck
Consolidated
plans on a naticnal basis
will also be distribution
new
there
President,
Jr.,
Gold, Inc.—New Name—
See American Cone
by $29,228,600,
Period End. June 30—
t.
a
own
Fund
act
Rockwell
E.
*
v
per
—V.
Investment programs in
maximum of $30,000.
of
up
■-
Mutual
Karl D.
Aug.
on
will
Planning Corp.
its
with $1.59 for the
$1.52- compared
were
Co.
Manufacturing
reported for the
first time that this company now owns approximately 290(000 shares
of
common
stock
of Automatic Voting Machine Corp.
or approxi¬
mately 80.5% of the shares outstanding.—V. 187, p. 2910.
Williard
sharet, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
expenses incidental to the building and operating of a ski resort.
for
Future Planning has arranged
North
America to offer insurance
will offer the
retail operation and
through selected broker-dealers.
Future Planning Corp., with offices
350 Fifth Are..
New York City, is a
-Future
through
cost
covering
($10
Filed—
States,
announced
completion
guarantee
Planholder's
the
market
total
The
SEC
investors,
of
shares)
With Securities and Exchange
34th month of operation,
the Securities & Exchange
of Pioneer Fund, Inc., one
its
with
plans
Exchange
needs
Insurance
would
of
event
Corn
the
meet
in
funds
$9,965,700,
was
Reading Co.—Earnings—
received by the company upon
will amount to $809,400.
in
now
Planning,
Future
of
Corp.,
accumulation
the
1958,
1958, earnings per share of com¬
months ended June 30,
(5,910,135
Rangreley
M. Jones
shares to
securities
described
investment
new
for
30,
—V.
Ky.
Owensboro,
of
Inc.,
to Paul
and 23,400
Ky.;
Pioneer Fund, Inc.—Investment Plans
Commission
June
Net
Net
has
months ended
12
period ended in 1957 was $9,982,700.
Net
which
50 cents>
(par
shares
7,700
Madisonville,
Co.,
by
2338.
30
share, as part payment
the following in con-
per
rendered
(cash and services*
above
the
stock
common
be
project:
Contracting
proceeds
of
a
of
Engineers,
Future
of
compared with $22,643,600 at the end of
the last quarter.
Common stocks represented 60% of the Fund's total
investment, compared with 61% on March 31.—V. 187, p. 2006.
estimated eost of the JHillsboro project amounts to
company has
been authorized to issue the securities
•The
$54,719,400—an
reports for the quarter ended June 30, 1958, increases in
assets from $142,345,000 to a new high of $153,270,000 and
net
The
$721,500.
The
referred
to
above
by the Ohio Public Utilities Commission under its Order
dated July 11, 1958.
For further details, see V. 188, p. 249.
%
• "
-
to
Rockwell
the
for
same
12
exceeded
total
The
•
B
on
and
Hillsboro
the
Cumberland
the issuance
'
increase
p.
amounted
,\
.
.
class
based
rendered
Associates,
The
the
of 5% %
amount
of
shares
services
1958,
over
1957.
costs
in net asset value per share
provided
/•'/,
;
the
stock
total
,
,
_
issued,
are
30,
6.2 %
or
Roll
'
for
June
ended
of $4,086,800
(George) Putnam Fund of Boston—Assets Increase—
first mortgage bonds, series
B- dr»e 1978, which the company has contracted to sell to The North¬
western
Mutual Life Insurance Co. at a price equal to 100%
of the
.
facility located 15 miles from Phila¬
delphia in King of Prussia, is the fifth such installation for Robert*
siiaw, which maintains manufacturing plants coast to- coastCompletion of the center is expected before the end of the year.
> v
The 18,000-square-foot center on a 20-acre site is planned for maxi¬
mum
flexibility, with movable partitioning used throughout.—V, 181,
and development
research
The
This Fund
has
company
mentioned;
$500,000 principal
(b»
,
months
12
increase
corresponding period ended in 1957.—V. 187, p. 2844.
costs of construction and completion of the
and to supply the company with additional working
project
74.000
(a)
shares
•
operating
the
for
revenue
$70,158,100—an
income
For
mon
(die
pay
needed
to
for the
and
July 21 of the offering first to stock¬
for the issuance of the following securities:
,
operating
Total
T3iis offering has been completed.
to
•>
directors
12 months ended June 30,
$1,379,188
419,476
of
price.
Research
the company's new Eastern
on
Center.
,
of
started Aug. 4
Construction
months ended
12
.
Total
74,000 shares of class A common stock at
$3.50 per share, any unsubscribed shares being offered
to the Ohio investors through The Ohio Company at the
"same
the
Center—
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co.—Research.
Co.—Expansion—Earnings—
$3,249,700 or 6.3%.
issue
our
the
July,-
Net
holders
Power
to
property and plant during
amounted to $31,429,000.
1958,
30,
amounted
Pike Natural Gas Co.—Stoek Sold—Mention was made
•
additions
authorized additional construction projects
amounting to $2,256,800, including $1,933,000 for transmission and dis¬
tribution facilities and $293,900 for customer extensions and services.
1958—6 Months—1957
$387,912 -$2,508,119 $2,687,770
217,871
1,303,330
1;308,382
-
.$167,839 '•
'
rv. oper.
249.
p.
•
income
oper.
ry.
—V., 188,
June
1958—Month—1957
Period End. June 30—
Railway oper.
oper.
.
In
Piedmont & Northern Ry.—Earnings—
,
-
Electric
Potomac
Gross
i
,
.
49
(589)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
two tracts, which are off the Santa
major
area
of
exploratory interest.
new
a
90. :
p.
the
in
$6,150,000
of
cost
a
Barbara
.—V.
Number 5767
188,
of electric
Coast
fans for the home
company,
incorporated
building industry.
in California in 1932, em¬
about 150 people and occupies approximately
plant floor space —V. 176, p. 57.
of
100.C00 square
Seaboard Air Line RR.—June
Earnings—
1958—Month—*1957
1958—6 Mos.—*1957
Gross revenues
$12,748,319 $12,848,086 $78,116,068 $83,942,760
Net rv. oper. income
1,371.927
1.635.630
9;620,536 -11,212,711
Net
income
1,112.914
1992,032
7,245,555
0926927
Com.
shares
outstdg.__
4,810,185
4,803,285
4,810,185
4.81*3985
Earns, per com. share—
$0.23
A0.29
$1.51
$2.04
Period End. June 30—
•MD1-S RR. Co.
poses,
have
—V.
was
absorbed March 1. 1958.
For comparative pur¬
1957 figures beginning with March, exoept per
restated to
include separately reported
been.
188.
p.
449.
share ..earnings,
MD&S figures.
CO
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(590)
30,
of
Sterling; Drug, Inc.—Restraining Order—
See
of $23,412,107 and
period ended June
compared
with
sales of
ne,t
and
$24,096,188
earnings
net
half.
first
1958
•
■
V
»
Sears Roebuck &
,
Tlie
company
•
,
•
•
announced
5
that It
considering
was
to be
Charles
underwritten
H.
United
States
be
mail-order
activities
added
and
"The
P.
.announced
on
Lewis
has
President
elected
been
This
It
July 31 by the board.
1
<
recently resigned
as
in
the
of Directors of James Talcott, He.
1
Shapiro Bros. Factors Corp. was organized
Board
'
^
.
.
v
'
was
$7,500,000 and
established
was
in
will
Lewis
become
Mr. Lewis is also
the
.
.
substantial
a
members
;.;
....
.
stockholder
as
director of Rayflex Corp. and Interstate Department
Inc. He is a member of the New York Credit Men's Association
American Arbitration Association.
•••
•
Stores,
4tnd
•
consolidated
reports
company
months
ended
June
net
income
results
of
1957,
shares
common
sales
Net
with
compare
half
first
1957.—V.
then
the
for
422,112,531
consolidated
$4.32
net
income
share
per
outstanding.
first
six
with
compared
186,
to
equal
of
for
for
$2,147,383
the
months
of
the
current
of
this
$400,921,000
The
six
1958
from
the
in
32
properties
producing wells
the
of
The
1952.
Hull
' /
set
was
at
leases.
10
diate
"
181,
and
other
the
Field
Merchant
.".'..v.V
leases
1443.
p.
1918
.
.
considerable
area.—V.
"
and
'
'V
production
*
outstanding
; Period End.
Wet
June 30—
^
ii)
$7,489,130
taxes
—V.' 187,
Corp.
July
on
States
firm's
■- -
,
•
5
1957.
Senior
No
June
30,
1957.—V.
188,
■'
•
New
England Electric System
above.—V.
Southern California Edison Co.
Bond Offering With SEC—
188,
of
30
in
the
1953
50
cents
period
.
Aug. 4 filed
covering
$50,000,000 of first and refunding mortgage bonds, series
1983, to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
due
Net
<
proceeds
of
the sale
of
the
bonds
will
be
of
offer
and
stock.
of
This
expanding
approximate
Sealed
its
written
President,
Calif.,
Up
bonds;
will
Harold
9
to
bt
in
is
line
oil
its
Quinton;
601
Fifth
West
Aug.'
on
Street,
for- the
25
Dixon
change
stock
above-mentioned
series
K,
due
$50,000,000 first and refunding
1983.—VI 188, p. 449.
1
been
of
the
to
Offer
Oil
President,
the
operating
the
is
four
to
91%
shares
to
Aug.
take
shares
gas
of
outstanding Humble stock;
to
increase
edditional
its
'
Humble.
Standard
the
and
investment
in
owns
purpose
Humbel
the
mori-
and
is
President,
below
6,700
The. company owns
Morgan,
The
of
&
Co.
has
acted
advisor
as
Standard
in
and
this
feet
8
Middle
to
a
to
concession
The
&
and
its
Refining
to
offer
ratio
19
©nd
31
for
Jersey
that
now
151.
that
a
Humble
for
statement
and
Standard
July.
to
shares
five
registfation
Aug.
on
Commission
exchange offer
According to present
Co.
its
of
announced
Exchange
proposed
owns
will
the
88%
of
will
remain
'.
filed
Jersey
is
with
statement;
of
See
Humble
Standard
by
others
expected
and
offer
intends
in
that
made
Oil
the
the
about
until Oct., 14.
Jersey
shares.—V. 188, pp. 449
Staten
TXet
ttet
-
*
1958—Month—1957
oper.
revenue—
$288,228
oper.
exps
:
280,350
rev.
fr.
ry. oper.
ry.
opers. ■
the
of
common.
Deficit.—V.
188, p. 01.
$264,293- $1,711,822
281,284
1,674,971
-
$36,851-
92,332
380,983
*
/'.
100% ),
(at
(at
common
units
being
•"• s
20
$1)|
$10,240/
shares
of
pre¬
the total offer¬
No
'
underwriting
'
"''•%/
purchused
16,000
shares
common
at
$1
per:
will
the outset,
interests.'
such
of
of
Santa
data
*. v
■
'
"
July 28 announced abandonment of its exploratory
1, on the Paramount studio property near the-
No.
Monica
obtained
from
the
initial
exploratory
i
:
.
v
.
.
-
venture.—V.^188,
t" V'v
•
share¬
if
43 Exchange Place, New York 5, N. Y.—V.
~
,
;
United
Gas
■
;
.
.
:
_..
186,
.
Corp.-^—Earnings—Expansion—
'
•
.
„
•
they
'
-
Net income Tor the 12 months ended June- 30, 1958, was $32,209,207,
equal to $2.49 per share, compared with $31,179,838, or $2.41 per share,
the
for
.
months ended June
12
1957.
30,
/
,
.
Natural: gas revenues in the first half of this year amounted to
$135,590,725, an increase of more than $12 million over the- $123,335,136
of: gas revenues in the first six. months of 1957.
The* increase was
1
-
-
partially offset by declines aggregating $3,904,083- inr revenues' from
gasoline and processing of natural gas, crude ; oil and sulphur and
potash.
*
'
•)
There was an increase in expenses in tho six-month period amounting
.
to
392.'.
p.
Louisiana^r-Redemption—
Consolidated earnings in the first six months of 1958 Were $18'.357,204,
or
$1.42 per share, compared with $18,505,614, or $1.43 per
share, for
the first half of 1957.
v
:
•-•....
•" • •' -.
•
products,
188,
1199.
..
.
'
....
$8,499,916, most of which resulted from
increase in the unit cost
an
gas purchased and the purchase of additional gas supplies.'
Ed Parkes, President,; reported to shareholders that the corporation's
fully-owned transmission subsidiary,United Gas Pipe Line Co./J faad
-
Discovery—
*
connected
•
...
with
a
proposed
total
depth
interest and
a
of
12,500
assets
concession
June
on
Inc.
new
bad
gas
producing areas to its system in the-first halfconstruction on projects to connect seven
started
areas.
'
•
-
1
.
sidiary,
first
had drilled or participated in the drilling of 26 wells in- tho F
six months of the year.
Nine were completed as oil wells/ twelve
were
gas
...
wells and five were dTy holes. Thirteen wells were being drilled
187, p. 2953.
' ' " "V
^
v •
June 30.—V.
on
-
'
.
4
feet.
^
^
States Freight Co.—Leases
General
See
,,
^
United
American
one-quarter carried 1
^
^
Piggy-Back Cars—
Transportation Corp.
above.—V.
185,
and
30,
1958,
United
royalty
royalty
exceeded
to one.—V. 187, p.
current
liabilities
by
below—V.
187,
p.
2606.
program
textiles
a
A
'
'
.
'
-
has
and
been
"
r
department,
new
formed
"•' ' /"
to expand
business
Co.—Plans Expansion—
its operation in the industrial
the textile division of this
General Sales Manager of the division,
diversify
put into efiect by
company,. Woodrow D. Johnson,
announced on Aug.
7.
1481.
2120..-
p.
A
--
checkerboarding Delhi-Taylor's
Rubber
States
by
the
industrial
department/ has
textiles
:
...
been
department.with the industrial
have been made for expansion '
company's 11 textile division
Hogansville, Ga.;f * Shelbyville, Tenn. and
the Asbeston
sales
yarns and fabrics department; and plans
of production facilities at three of the
These
Winnsboro,
for Debentures—
merging
:
Some
Old Colony. Trust Co.,
of
S.
plants
C.
are
*
; 'V
industrial
the
textile
;;
products
^
•.
which
will, receive
special
45 Milk Street, Boston 6, Mass., up to the attention in the expansion program are yarns ancLfabrics for filtration r
Aug. 15, 1957, will receive tenders for the sale of
and .coating, yarns for the webbing and wire industries and polyethylene
its 15-year 5%
subordinated sinking fund debentures due Feb.
1, 1970 r
of Textron
yarns.- Among the division's current products are hose and belt duck. »
American, Inc. to an amount sufficient to exhaust the sum
■
close
of
business
on
.
of
'
ten
and
He reported that .United Producing Co., wholly-owned production sub¬
-
-
,
1958
of
additional
$427.88_2 at prices
On
before
or
of
acceptance
will
be
made
Interest
A
on
total
on
Alay
100%
1958/ the
trust
and
in
16," 1958.-
Aug.
principal
25
will
and
accrued
upon
cease
amount
of
24,
of
the
.-
notices
of
debentures
-
-
-
•
,
-
nylon tire cord,
labrics
for
flame-resistant
debentures.
United
-
1958.
purchased 1
connection with the previous
sinking fund payment
-
and
asbestos
and
yarns
and
fabrics for
conveyor
steam
suits
belts, and
ducts
pipe jackets/hearing-»nd ventilating
for fire fighters.—V. 188, p. 450.
-
*
debentures '
accepted
receipt
Aug.
rayon,
interest.
will mail
company
Payments of
accepted.
after
debentures
$516,790
for cancellation
due
to exceed
18,
tenders
any
accepted
of
not
Aug.
were
1
-
:
See
Telefilms, Ltd.
Donald
&
Mudge,
Ltd.
Universal-Cyclops
(Canada)—New Name—
above.
Steel
Corp.
Debenture Offering With SEC—
$1,635,688
1,719,670
National
Distillers
A
Chemical
This
Corp.
Thermoid Co.—Offer Made to
See
H.
K.
Porter
Co.,
Inc.
above.—V.
above.—V.
188,
Stockholders—
187,
p.
p.
450.
—
%
'
"•
617.
.
.
-
$83,982
530,785
Thiokol
Chemical Corp.—Plans
J. W. Crosby,
President, on Aug. 4
plans to offer additional common stock
New
Financing—
announced
to
that
the
comoanv
shareholders early this Fall
:
Registers
r
Proposed
■
corporation
on Aug.
5 filed a registration statement with the
$22,500,000 .of sinking fund debentures, due Sept. 1, 1978,
for public sale through an underwriting group headed'by, «•A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.
The interest rate, public offering price and'
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
J
SEC covering
to be offered
_
Net
*$16,991
58,075
.
have
company
292/--
-
This
■
remaining
the' exchange
v.,
Panama.
Textron.
The
See
1958^-6 Mos.—1957
$7,878
-
deficit-,-
new
•
Island: Rapid Transit Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
individual
Chase Manhattan Bank,
Tennessee
Sells Kordite Division—
Railway
Railway
debentures
200
•/
At
of
plants.
.
the
con-
open
issued
'
-
has
owned
It
effective
Humble's
•*
-
now
Humble.
become
offer
plans,
shares
four
it
registration
shareholders
34%
in
organized in March, 1958 under Delaware law by. Timothy
C. Vaughan, Bedford S. Wynne, and William J. Hilsepromoters. Mr. Drrin is listed as President. These four and
control
of
Textron American, Inc.—Tenders for Debentures—
the
company
of
$4,800,000
concession.
Champlins*
in
Current
registration statement and exchange offer and will
exchanges from certain holders of Humble stock. As
compensa¬
tion, it will be paid a fee of $125,000
plus expenses.- •
cerning
the
p.
by1 the
acquired
States
permit
advantage
net one-quarter
a
new
ratio of more than three
solicit
Securhies
acquisition
about
J.—Registers With SEC—
240 shares of
of
'
of
the
$8,000 of
-
July 30 said in part:
on
—Textron, Inc.—Tenders
to
the
was
for
^i
Union Oil & Gas Corp. of
.
Gas
company also acquired 27,000 net acres of
overriding
20% carried interest in an additional
134,000 acres of
adjacent
-
,-
Stanley
preparation
acquisition
Siegerland
.
the .other .three
contemplated
Tennessee
of
41,562 MCF of natural gas.—V.
drilling
'
through, the
transaction,
1253.
The corporation has called for redemption on Sept. 1, next, for
operation of the sinking fund, $295,000 of its 4%-debentures due March
I, 1978 at 100% plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made; at The
_
'
company recently acquired u 80,068-acre concession
offsetting
a
wildcat well now being drilled
by Champiin, Kerr-McGee and South¬
land Royalty in the
Republic of Panama. At last report, the well was
approximately 88% • of
of the exchange offer
shares.
second
p.
and
each
Paramount
tion
p.
•
"The
..
prospectus,
The
187,
Boulevard and Western Avenue in Hollywood;
The well was drilled to a vertical depth of 5,339 feet.
It was
Joint venture by Union Oil and Paramount Pictures Corp.
Plans for any future drilling will depend upon a study and valua¬
a
and
"
c-...-
.......
.
the
for
Calif.
'
of
natural
mainly
spent
Jack
The
coiner
management of this company announces the
discovery of a
gas/distillate strike in Texas County, Okla. It is estimated
the
new producer is
capable of making over 20,000,000 cubic feet of
gas, plus
distillate, per day.
The company's gas contract calls for 16 cents
per
1,000 cubic, feet and the
company owns a 19.18%"interest in the well
and a 640-acre lease around the
well.
.
Co.
the
been
to $72,500,000 by .the issuance; of
capital in> two separate transactions.
the acquisition of a majority interest" in
against new ATH shares in the amount: of
director.
a
policy
said.
to
States
of
for
has
authorized
This company on
,
"The
a registration statement- with the SEC on July
31, 1958, covering 11,406.078 shares of its $7 par capital stock. Stand©rd proposes to offer its stock in
exchange for shares of the capital
etock
of Humble Oil &
Refining Cc. in the ratio of five shares
According
i
v
Union Oil Co. of California—Abandons Well—
prolific
This_ company filed
Standard
'
was
other
sition
:
refining
"
.
Texas American Oil Corp.—New
(New Jersey)—Registers Exchange
Securities and Exchange. Commission-—
With
:
-
program,-the
engage
in all phases of the oil and gas
it proposes to engage primarily in the; business
of acquiring, owning and operating interests in
producing oil and gas
properties. Net proceeds of this financing are to be used in the acqui¬
over¬
'
President' and
as
100
extended
Aliddle
interest in
Standard
•
formed
was
/
in
for
desire;'.
Nash J. Dowdle,
treasury
from
"
;
of
K,
the office of
Los Angeles,
purcnase
1
-
reconstruction
increased
was
Huettenwerke
$100),
Dunn,
business.
regular Tennessee Gas third quarter dividend of 35 cents
per
which has already been declared, will be
paid to those sharewho have exchanged their Middle States stock for
Tennessee
Gas common prior- to Aug. 6.
.
Middle States, through e
subsidiary, Midstates Oil Corp. of Tulsa,
explores lor and produces oil
and
gas.
The
producing properties
include 496 net oil and gas wells which in
1957
had
a
net
dajly
production of 7,137 barrels of oil, condensate and
plant
$271,462,000.
the company at
"
Thyssen's
$28,000,000
involved
of
for
weck, the
secon¬
than
more
with
producing,
-
received' by
tPDTi
a.m.
company of the
eage
bids
Just
report,
Subsequent to this Thyssen-Huette offered minority share¬
Edelstahlwerke an exchange of stock which was
(at
Triton
H.
The
fundsj; and the company proposes to use an amount at least equal to
•cuch balance in its continuing construction program. Gross
plant addi¬
tions for the years 1958-1959 will
*
of
involved.
is
$2,-
holders
used
The balance of the proceeds will become
annual
j
,
corporation
price
ing
Middle States Petro-
'
board
Assistant
Philip C.
has
holders
by the company
in part to retire short-term bank loans of
.approximately $20,000,000
Incurred in connection with the acquisition of funds for the
company's
construction program.
■
Deutsche
stock
ferred
Co.—Acquisition, etc.—
Vice-Presidents.
common
registration statement with the SEC
a
the
covering
one
exchange offer of 45 shares
and
This company on
latest
company's
York.
steelmaker.*-
period
units, consisting of
.
and
per
the management of the
management, Mr. Symonds
Middle States through-pn
so
Registers Proposed
—
in
on Aug.
1 filed a registration statement with the
$1,600,000 of 5%
debentures due 1973, 4,000 shares of
6%
preferred stock, $100 par, and 48,000 shares of common stock,
$1 par.
The company proposes to offer these securities for sale- Jn
187, p. 780.
following the acquisition of
States
immediate
Gas
151.
p,
efficient
additional
shares.—V.
SEC
share,
See
position
and
Triton €orp.> Newark, N.
161.
p.
,
$1,666,690
were
common
:
Southern Berkshire Power & Electric Co.—Offer—
New
Edelstahlwerke
of
the
of
ATH
Gas
nation
1958—12 Mos.—1957
and
widely accepted.
Air. Graham became President of Middle States following the resig-
.
-
the
.
$8,500,000.
holders
the
under
Corp.—Secondary Offering—A
policy
Middle
new
Vice-President,
arc
.
Subs.)—Earnings
and
An
Deutsche
$334,G71,000
consisting entirely of Ten¬
officers.
It
includes Gardiner Symoncis,
Chairman, ' and
Harold Burrow, R. R.
Dean, Ralph C. Graham and Cecil C. Johnson.
Air.
Symonds is President of Tennessee Gas,
Mr.
Barrow
is
First
$6,544,545 $14,393,268 $12,778,331
516,453
1,155,786
'
939,054
.' 1 *
•
■
.?
•
■/ w
'
■
666,525
__
2494. ' ."V '■
p.
(&
com¬
which
production growth was achieved by
Duisburg-Hamborn in the heart of the
considered by U. S. ; Steel experts to be Europe's
five-year
first, step
share.
discount
Middle
nessee
imme¬
the
in
$60,000,000 at par
shares out of
The
well,
A
in
in
income
located
in
new
Sales were $39,954,441 in the six months ended June 30, 1958, compared with $42,069,396 in the first half a year ago, 'Bruce F. Olson,
President, reported on July 21.
Net earnings after taxes were $1,546,252 as
against $2,115,712. Based
on
1,535,178 shares of common stock currently outstanding, the earn¬
ings were equal to $1.01 a share in the latest six months as against
of
Co.
1958-M3 Mos.—1957
revenues
after
of
16.5%
first six mouths of
the
on
new
Southeastern Public Service
Gross
decrease of
a
marketing properties.
produc¬
Gross
leading
.
the
This
pipeline
approximately 1,500 barrels of oil
in
discovered
was
;
Sinclair has
lor
Sundstrand Machine Tool Co.—Earnings Decline—
the
and amount of net production and reserve.? were not
V•
Field
:
.
subsidiaries
income
gross
a
year,
of gross income for
shares
common
leum
<lally.
sales price
disclosed.
its
earnings
for the six-month
period were equivalent to
share on the 11,397,404 full common shares outstanding
30, 1958..
This compares with $2.34 on the 10,752,254 full
.
011
its
to
of the Hamborn power plant, and the transport facilities
company's
inland
railroad-harbor -facilities.
Thyssen-Huette
launched
its
second
ship, the MS
"Fritz
Thyssen."
a
15,000
ton
inotorship which j will Join its sister ship, the SS "August Thyssen,"
in the Thyssen private fleet of freighters. /;.
.1- v■;
In the last fiscal year,
outstanding capital stock-valued at about
in
.U..:%
resulted from
months
This company took over
.
back
pro-
has been
activities,
sales,
Valley
program.
1958
per
June
on
Co.—Expansion—
This company has purchased most of John W. Mecoms oil producing
properties in the Hull-Merchant area of Liberty County, Texas, gulf
coast, it was announced on Aug. 1.
'
•
H.
B. Smith,
Chairman of the Board, said Sinclair had acquired
The
151.
p.
share.
It was
subscribed and the books closed.—V.
184, p. 2058.
amounted to
period of
year
English
modern
tlie
In
•
Sinclair Oil & Gas
tion
188,
and
company
Tennessee Gas Transmission
Mecoms full interest
Ruhr
modernization
industry from almost complete war-time- destruc¬
dismantlement, is reflected in the sales and produc¬
Thyssen-HUette,
most
or
and
a private European company
the
five-year
rebuilding
allocated
$207,000,000
for
rebuilding activities
of
which
$160,000,000 has already been spent for new coke ovens, blast fur¬
naces,
steel mills,
rolling mills, other installations and shipbuilding
1
first
dealer's
corresponding
in
reconstruction
Com-
-
steel
revealed
Substantial
dary offering of 25,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
was made on July 29 by A. C.
Allyn & .Co. Inc. and
Metropolitan Dallas Corp, at $13.62 ^ per share, with a
of
-
the
in
income
net
Temco Aircraft
the
number
same
,
$28,366,213
$558,579,
were
by
of
Thyssen-Huette
postwar
figures
'.released
the
530.
p.
tion
1790.
p.
282,600 in the like period last year.—V.
$931,191
of
on
earnings
German
tion and
extensive
success
.
Co.—Reports Lower Net Income—
earnings for
the
$1.01
after
1958,
net
and
August
West
,
months
six
England Electric System above.—V.
a year ago.
Income tax provisions
all charges including provision
for Federal and Canadian taxes on income,
amounting to $1.87 per
share on the 497,000 shares
of common stock
outstanding.
These
30,
the
for
$1.38
Saw & Steel Co.—Earnings Lower—
Simonds
This
cix
;;F-V:/;'',
1958
'
.
family.
the Shapiro
well.
of
share.—V. 187,
New
Net
for
Berkeley Finance Corp.
,:
reports
Code.
President of Shapiro Bros. Factors Corp. Is the
as
appointment outside of
■".* 7: %%^
The
brought
our
earnings include $5,100,000 of Federal income taxes which
refundable under the carryback provisions of the Internal Revenue
are
.
such
loss
a
most
undertaken
ever
pleted.
1956, as a
In
than $30,000,000.
firm of
the
program,
Boston.
Lewis' election
Mr.
first
Mr.
total assets of more
of their expansion
at
the
of
grams
New Providence, N. J., plant.
of $164,724 for the six months' period.
machinery
reported
One
-y
year.
further affected by unavoidable delay
aggregated $13,070,721
per
The
leading privately-owned factoring and commercial finance
in the country, Shapiro Bros. Factors Corp.'s volume in 1957
above $150,000,000.
The company has a working capital in excess
part
.
r.
.
.
in
I companies
; -of
current
were
,
-
six months ended June 30,
1958 totaled $11,559,585, Joseph N.
Pew, Jr., Chairman of the Board, announced on July 28.'
'.
<
C
This figure compares with a consolidated net income of $25,187,436
for the corresponding period of 1957.
f
■
""
of the
One
of
Consolidated
Joseph Shapiro, son of the late Heyman Shapiro and Mr. Herbert
M. Gorfinkle, son-in-law of the late Max J. Shapiro, who along with
the late Benjamin Bhapiro founded the factoring firm.
•
the
.
(August) Thyssen-IIuette, A. G. (Germany)
pletes Reconstruction Program—
the
3Jr.
'
p.
on
expansion
1920 as a partnership
«ud became a privately-held corporation in 1922.
They are engaged in
"Old-line factoring and commercial financing.
Presently the company
is almost entirely family-owned in which the principal stockholders are
,
in
1360.
Sun OH
credit
and
of $146,047, equal after
share in the 1957 period,
common
a
outstanding
Suburban Electric Co.—Exchange Offer—
was
*
factoring
taxes
after
cents
ended May 31, 1958,
of $12,000,411
and net earnings of $325,566, equal to 97
common
share.
For the six months encied May 31, 1957,
per
Bee
fields, Mr. Lewis
Executive Vice-President and Vice-Chairman of the
leader
..
additional capital is understood to be
needed in connection with
company's expansion plans, particularly in its division near
BrigCity, Utah, where rocket test facilities aie being built.—V.
188.
450.
/
'
company
Joseph Shapiro lias been elected Chairman of the Eoard. Herbert M.
will continue as Executive Vice-President and Treasurer.
a
far
so
corporation
sales
$1.80
Gorfinkle
Considered
us
p.
sales
net
cents
net
*
<
new
The
Strutters Wells Corp.—Sales & Earnings Lower—.
director,
a
for
division
This
represent
and
21
shares
company's earnings
"—V. 187,
Shapiro Bros. Factors Corp. (N. Y.)—New President—
Emanuel
-
in
installation
in
.
portion
larger
a
would
issue
the
to
623,060
Eustis
i business
corporate history.
retain
to
that
get rights to new common stock on the
basis of
share for each 12 shares held.
The 1,265,855
outstanding com¬
mon
shares
indicates that about
105,000 additional shares will
be
offered.
June 30, 1957.
commenting on the results in the first half of this
year said;
"In retrospect, it is now evident that there was an oversupply of goods in customers' hands at the end of 1957.
This has
resulted in considerable inventory liquidation on their part and less
of its
the first
public debt financing by the company since 1920. At present, the com¬
pany has no long-term debt.
The only outstanding issue is its 75,001,•754 shares of common stock, it was explained.—V. 188, p. 392.
He
income
net
dividends
on
Mr.
President, said that the proceeds of the huge
used to continue the company's expansion of its
receivable.
accounts
with
compares
the
Kellstadt,
financing would
and
in
considering long-term debt financing.
Shareholders would
one
ham
based
public
a
also
Monday, August 11, 1958
.
the
preferred
.
Co.—Plans Huge Financing—
Aug.
on
is
and
2553.
187, p.
This
•
offering of $350,000,000 in long-term debentures next month.
The offering is scheduled to be underwritten by Goldman, Sachs &
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., and Lehman Brothers.
It is reported that this offering would be the largest individual debt
retail
above.—V.
This company reported for the first half of 1958 net loss of $74,127
a
tax credit of $75,000, according to John N. Eustis, President.
■Co.;
Issue
Co.
after
Earnings before Federal income taxes were $2,202,958 in the1 1958
period and $2,181,337 during the 1957 first half.—-V. 187, p. 2338.
•
Pharmacal
.
.
or
41,026,037 during the 1957 first half.
Earnings for the first six months of 1958 were equivalent to $1.04
per share and comparable 1957 earnings totaled $1.57, both computed
on
the basis of 655,543
common
shares outstanding at the end of
the
Norwich
Strong, Cobb & Co. Inc.—Reports Loss—
1958.
This
.•
reported on July 21 net sales
$1,074,958 during the six-month
corporation
earnings
Higher^-
Corp.—Earnings
Falls
Sealrigrht-Oswego
This
act
.
proceeds from
the sale of the debentures will be used.in part-to ;
term bank loan of $10,300,000 and the balance will be applied'i.
either directly to -the company's plant expansion and improvement pro-' pay, a
gram
or
to
reimbursement
mad* therefor.
The
cost
of
of
the
this
for expenditures already,
is estimated at $24,220^006,
company
program
Volume 188
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5767
}the principal .item being the construction of a complete new cold rolled
stainless strip steel plant at Coshocton, Ohio, at a cost of $11,140,000.
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc..
J.
it
firm.
Universal-Cyclops has for many years produced tool steels, stainless
steels
and
high „temperature metals at plants at Bridgeville and
Titusville, Pa.
Last year the company purchased a
649-acre site
at Coshocton,
Ohio for an additional plant and early this year it
Substantially enlarged the scope of its operations by acquiring Empire
Steel Corp. of Mansfield, Ohio and Reeves Steel & Manufacturing Co.
of Dover,
Ohio.
The expansion program now in progress provides
for substantial additions and improvements at most of these plants,
but principally for the construction of a complete new stainless steel
strip plant at Coshocton.
""The new facilities are expected to add approximately 25% to the
'Company's finished-product capacity. Necessary funds, aside from those
to be derived from the present financing, are to be provided from
internal
'
The
sources.
■
company
and
net
.
that he had relinqished a very large percentage of his
holdings because of the great demands made upon his
time by his metallurgical activities and interests and the financial
requirements of these interests. However, he said that he has retained
a
portion of his personal holdings in Western Auto and will continue
stated
The
6EC
corporation
covering
$6.90
at
share,
per
used for
on
15,000
186,
Files
Vitro
SAGE
Engineering
Co.,
division
a
for oi>eration
of
and
has
corporation,
this
■>,
*
Period End. June 30—
oper.
Railway
cper.
v 1958-—Month—1957
revenueexpenses
t
Net
from railway
rev.
.Net
ry.
—V.
17,290,516
$916,905
$1,338,776
$4,922,626
744,077
977,757
3,922,301
$9,069,804
6,259,081
393.
p.
•
-v.jp, 2946.
•-
-
$1,681,407
$4,605,719
$7,337,472
729,587
869,565
2,546,499
3,823,354
Railway
4,897,913
Net
Net
oper.
rev.
ry.
—V.
San Bernardino, Calif.
Exchange Commission—
1958—Month—1957
New
fr.
oper.
ry.
1958—45 Mos.-—1957
$2,040,516
$289,979
266,280
283,602
$1,971,910
1,691,223
1,809,081
$49,209
16,779
$6,377
$280,687
97,520
of
Washington
Mutual
Investors
Fund,
The
Western Auto Supply
Co.
The
Inc.
—
O. Denman,
«'jj 1
a
>
190.
p.
now has outstanding $4,000,000 par value of common
by 11 stockholder companies, including New England Power
These companies also hold, in the same
proportions, a Ilk®
of non-interest
bearing notes.
Yankee Atomic proposes t®
company
Bonds Placed Pri¬
Zenith Radio Corp.—New Device Announced—
and
This
of
of
Gray
the
stock
on
radars
used
unfriendly aircraft,
and
V
.
Aug. 6 announced the successful development
wide-band, low-noise, high gain amplifier tube which com¬
officials say will greatly extend the effective range of military
defense
earth satellite
new
space
in
as
distant
well
early
as
warning systems for detection,
the range of intercontinental missilo
tracking systems.'
•
.
(
amplifier,
characterized by Zenith as "a scientific break*
expected to have tremendous impact on radar .anil
communications," can also be effectively used in receivers de¬
through
that
is
signed for long-range communications, between the earth and inter¬
planetary space ships.
•
'
T
Like most radio tubes, the Zenith unit and its auxiliary component®
form
"a
small package."
It requires
no
cumbersome refrigeration
equipment and can be used in connection with existing UHF anc*
announced
in
corporation
new
a
pany
addi¬
for
on Aug. 4 that it is acquiring a one-sixth
Manufacturing Co. of Hartford, Conn., as the
of selective diversification in the electronics
plan, announced jointly by Walter P.
President of Western Union, and John W. Wibel, President,
Manufacturing Co., the telegraph company will exchange 20,000
shares of its stock for 60,000 shares of Gray Manufacturing Co.
announced that he
Aug. 6
acquisition
Marshall,
director of Western Auto, has sold all of his holdings to
microwave
Gray
has sold the major portion of his stock in this concern and that Robert
*f
company
interest
Under
on
188,
Yankee Atomic proposes to construct and operate a nuclear
power
plant of approximately 134,000 kw net electrical capacity.
The -total
capital requirements, including construction costs and working capital*
are estimated at
$57,000,000. - The plant is scheduled for completion lr»
I960.—V. 187, p. 2846.
V
Telegraph Co.—Expands in Electronics
latest step in its program
and
allied
fields.
(Mo.)—Large Stockholders
Udd, Chairman of the Board,
C.
England Electric System above.—V.
(30% ).
The
>§ell Holdings, in Firm—
John
795.20#
an
additional • 40,000 shares of stock to the stockholder .com-*'
and to apply the proceeds thereof to the retirement; of th®
$4,000,000 of notes. Yankee Atomic also proposes, from time Yto tim®
prior to Dec. 31, 1958, to issue additional notes to the stockholder:
companies, up to a maximum aggregate amount of $5,000,000.
188, p. 393.
Western Union
stock
-
$2,943,654
155,582
ThIs
Co.
138,055
income
proceeds are to be used to repay bank loans
tions and improvements to property.—V. 187, p. 2496.
Washington investment company filed a registration statement
the SEC on July 30, 1958, covering $20,000,000 of plans for the
shares
$2,181,747.
220,286
stock held
$231,435
11,658
opers.
The
This
of
$614,832
239,448
company, it was announced on Aug. 4, has applied to the SEOt
for permission to
issue additional, stock and notes*to. Its stockholder
companies; and the SEC has-• issued an order giving interested persons
until Aug. 14, 1958,'to
request a-hearing thereon. V"
/
'
accumulation
$472,233
income™-
92.
panies
$315,489
exps
Western Reserve Telephone Co.
r
with
p.
The company has called for
redemption on Sept. 1, next, througH
operation of the sinking fund, $30,000 of Its first mortgage 4% series HI
bonds, due Sept. 1, 1973 at 101.18%.
Payment will be made at the»
Second ^Bank-State Street Trust
Co., Boston, Mass.—V. 179, p. 521,
vately—The company, it was announced on Aug. 7, has
placed privately, through The Ohio Company, van issue
of $800,000 4%%
first mortgage bonds, series A-58,
dated July 1, 1958, and due July 1, 1980.
.,Y
y
oper.
amount
Alabama—Earnings-
Period End. June 30—
Washington Investment Plans, Inc., Washington, D. C.
^.Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
v,
$1,112,434
Railway oper. revenue—
1,881,218
14,026,92'*
issue
Western Ry. of
The corporation on July 29 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 210,900 shares of capital stock to be offered at par
($1 per share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
tp purchase additional equipment and for operating expenses.—V. 183,
,.
1058—6 Mos—1957
$5,026,391 $24,066,027 $27,275,341
3,344,984
19,460,308
19,937,869
3,175,566
fr. ry. opers.
Net ry. oper. income
—V. 188, p. 92.
13,149,535
Yankee Atomic Electric Co., Boston,
Mass*-—Proposes!
Additional Financing—- :
*
Co.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
2,366,807
^Worcester Gas Light Co.—Partial
Redemption—
$4,442,913 $22,213,142 $28,606,078
$4,288,000
Net rey.
ry.
1958—G Mos.—1957..
$2,981,639 $15,331,282 $16,970,53#
Worcester County Electric
Co.—Exchange Offer—
•
Period End. June 30—
"
x
income..
92.
Railway oper. revenue..
Railway oper. exps_
:
--Files With Securities and
p.
Western Pacific RR.
$9,219,225 $14,137,165
714,965
V
*
' '
108,
190."
p.
1958—Month—1957
$2,637,779
2,165,546
operations
Net
from railway
oper.
188,
from railway
rev.
—V. 188,
19,536,274
;-':1
$2,087,813
Warren Christmas Trees, Inc.,
^
c
income..
oper.
188,
Net
1958—G Mos.—1957
,
$1,456,212
434,813
Period End. June 30-&Railway oper. revenue™
Railway oper. expenses
1958—6 Mos.—1957
3,104,137
rev.
England Electric System above.—V.
Ry.—Earnings—
2,728,876
ry.
New
Wisconsin Central RR.—Earnings—
See
$3,645,781
$8,969,552 $10,081,232 $53,982,862 $61,863,631
7,513,340
7,993,419
44,703,637
47,726,400
operations
Walter L. Holmgren,
expenses
been
Wabash RR.—Earnings—
Railway
elected
revenue.
power
i.jr SAGE (Semi-Automatic'.Ground Environment Control) is a system
•i Which employes
digital" computers to assimilate data essential to the
nation's defense- against air attack.—V. 188, p. 489.
"•
members
been
oper.
two additional
facilities.
'
'.This brings to six the number of SAGE power facilities in the U. S.
air defense network operated by Vitro.
j
<v V
*
See
manage¬
have
oper.
Net
188, p. .393-."
Weymouth Light & Power Co.—Exchange Offer-
Udd
Mr.
in Western Auto's
following
1958—Month—1957
Period End. June 30—
Net
maintenance of
company.
Railway
Vitro Corp. of America—Unit Awarded Contract-
awarded contracts
the
Railway
—V.
*v
of
contemplated
the board of directors of Western Auto:
Western Maryland
2202.
p.
director
the
are
that
announced
a
H. Samuels, Vice-President of the Continental Casualty Co., Chicago.
They replace Robert O. Denm&n, Robert D. Howse and H. Lee White,
who have resigned.
See also Gamble-Skogmo, Inc. above.—V. 188, p. 393.
July 28 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of capital stock (par $5) to be offered
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
capital.—V.
working
Udd
and
operations
'.^4
wide range of other electronic instruments and
devices.—V,
.
Minne¬
apolis, President of Barber Oil Co., a subsidiary- of Pure Oil Co.; John
C. Cornelius, President of the American Heritage Foundation and for¬
mer
Vice-President of Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn, Inc.; and
,
"With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Board
no changes
personnel.
and
Mr.
of
the
of
that
ment
Gray
now
manufactures
telephone switchboards,
airborne
radar
equipment, television optical projectors, dictation equipment j and ®
Auto
Chairman
as
as
—
Udd said
Mr.
income
i^Varo Manufacturing- Co., Inc., Garland, Tex.
retail and wholesale merchandising
price was not disclosed, Mr. Udd stated that
approximately at book value.
Western
presently constituted had sales of $95,000,000 in
of^ $4,067,000. For the first six months of tills
year sales were $35,000,000 and net income was $823,000, of which
mofe than $700,000 was earned in the second quarter.—V. 187, p. 1254.
1957
Minneapolis
While the purchase
was
51
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Zenith plans commercial production of the amplifier "as rapidly
possible."—V. 187, p. 2380.
,
receivers.
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STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
iJ-W'f-S
^
'
■
■■■-'
:=.V.T;:.,
/."-ALABAMA:
ALASKA
.
2
Warrant
Legality approved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette, of
Alaska (Territory of)
Bond Offering—Hugh J.
Auburn, Ala.
Sale
An
issue
of
Wade,
general obligation
re- Territorial Treasurer, will receive
; funding sewer warrants was sold sealed bids until 3 p.m. (PST) on
to ,a group composed of Robinson- Aug. 28 for the purchase of $1,K^jumphrey Co., Inc., Sellers, Doe 290,000 University of Alaska gen¬
%:&} Bonham, Interstate Securities eral obligation housing bonds.
Corp., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen- Dated June 1, 1958. Due on June
from
1960 to
1988
inclusive.
ner & Smith, and Johnson, Lane, 1
f
Space Corp., at a price of 99, a Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
t net interest cost of about 4.03%, able at the office of the Treasurer
i
—
.
"
t
*
follows:
as
of the
Territory, in Juneau, or at
$282,000 3%s. Due on Aug. 1 from and 21/2s. Dated June 1, 1958. Inthe Bankers Trust Company, of
1959 to jgYg inclusive.
Legality ap¬
151,000 4p. Due on Aug. 1 from New York City.
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
1977 to 1982 inclusive.
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
,192,000 4.10s. Due on Aug. 1 from
Additional Offering—Mr. Wade
,Vu.
1933 to 1988 inclusive.
The warrants
are
dated Aug.
1, also
JL9p8 and callable in inverse order
•
Phoenix.
$625,000
,,
of Aug. 1, 1968. Principal and
interest
(F-A)
payable
at the
as
fMrst
National
Bank
of
Mont¬
Legality approved
by
iJQymas, O'Neal & Hayes, of Bir'Trtinghani.
gomery.
Auburn, Ala.
*;
--Warrant Sale—An issue of $40,-
000 general obligation water
works warrants was sold
to
Thornton, Mohr & Farish, as 2V4S
and 2Y2S. Dated June 1, 1958. In¬
terest J-D. Legality approved by
Dumas, O'Neal & Hayes, of Birm¬
ingham.
;3,'
:
.
Union Springs, Ala.
yJjBond Sale—An issue of $850,000
"first mortgage
bonds
was
combined utilities
sold to Stubbs, Watkins
'^feicLombardo, Inc., as 4s. Dated
'yflftig. 1, 1958. Legality approved
by-Dumas, O'Neal & Hayes, of
Birmingham.
the
receive
will
time
sealed
for
bids
at
the
purchase
of $65,000 general obligation ar¬
mory bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1968
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the office of the
Treasurer
of
the
Territory, in
same
Juneau, or at the Bankers Trust
Company, of New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Preston, Thor¬
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
Bond
Globe, Ariz.
Offering
—
Murray
D.
Snyder, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (MST) on
Sept. 4 for the purchase of $296,000
water
revenue
bonds.
Dated
April I, 1958. Due on July 1, from
1960 to 1978, inclusive.
Bonds
due
in
callable
1969
thereafter
and
are
1968. Princi¬
pal and interest (J-J) payable
at
the
City Treasurer's office.
on
July
1,
—
294
—
were
sold
Housing and
Agency, as 3s, at
to
a
the
Federal
Home Finance
price of par.
p.
Co., and Wm. R. Staats & Co., as
3%s, at a price of 100.78, a basis
Sch. District,
East
Whittier
Los
Bond
City School District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Sale
The
—
$150,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
school
building
bonds offered Aug. 5—v. 188, p.
294—were awarded to Blyth &
Glendora
School
District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered Aug.
188, p. 394—were awarded
group headed by the Bank of
5—v.
a
300,000 3%s.
Due
on
Aug. 1 from
1973 to 1978 inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate:
Weeden &
Co., Dean Witter & Co.,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, J. Barth & Co., Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, John
Nuveen & Co., Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities &
Co., Irving
Lundborg & Co., H. E. Work &
Co., Stone & Youngberg, Lawson,
Levy, Williams & Stern and C. N.
White & Co.
Bond
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Los
High School District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $836,000
until
9
school
building bonds offered Aug. 5—v.
California
Offering —J.
10:30
a.m. (CDST) on Aug. 19 *for
purchase of $180,000 scliObl*
building bonds.
Dated Sept. 1,"
1958. Due on Aug. 1 from 1959 ta
1977 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
the
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, oJf
Angeles.
Los
La
Bond Sale—An issue of
$175,000
facilities
bonds was
sold to the Bank of America Na¬
recreation
tional
Trust
&
Savings
County, Calif.
Aug. 1 from
5s. Due on
v.
1973 to 1982'inclusive.
Ladera
are
Recreation
Mateo
Bond
District,
San
County, Calif.
Sale—An issue of
recreational
tional
&
$85,000
facility
bonds waa
sold to the Bank of America Na¬
Trust
Savings Associa¬
tion, San Francisco, as follows:
to
Due on Aug.
1969
57,000 4V2s.
The
1 from.
inclusive.
Due on Aug. 1 from
inclusive.'
1988
bonds
are
dated
Aug.
I,
and interest (F-A)
Aug. 1 from payable at the County Treasurer's
1958. Principal
1983 to 1987 inclusive.
bonds
Francisco.
of San
1970 to
75,000 4,%s. Due on Aug. 1 from
school
bonds offered Aug. 5—
188, p. 490—were awarded tor
the Crocker-Anglo National Bank
building
1960
1963 to 1972 inclusive.
The
School District,
Sale—The $162,000
Bond
Associa¬ $28,000 5s.
tion, San Francisco, as follows:
$50,000
Vina
Maderaa
Pasadena City High
School District,
Highlands Recreation District,
San Mateo County, Calif.
Brown,
L.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Fresno, until
a.m.
50,000 4V2S. Due on
Covina Union
Kingsburg Joint Union Sch. Dist.g
Fresno, Kings and Tulare Counties£
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
(PDST) on Aug. 26
America National Trust & Sav¬ for the purchase of $10,000 gen¬
ings Association, San Francisco, at eral obligation school bonds. Dated
a
price of 100.12,, a net interest Sept. 1, 1958. Due on Sept. 1 from
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
Principal
cost of about 3.36%, as follows:
and interest (M-S) payable at the
$700,000 3*4s. Due on Aug. 1 from
County Treasurer's office.
1959 to 1972 inclusive.
to
Legality approved by Or-r
Dahlquist,
Ilerrington
&
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
rick,
Bond
Orange County, Calif.
eral
office.
of about 3.68%.
Co., Inc., as 3%s.
CALIFORNIA
Anaheim Union High
Merrill
ARIZONA
f
ARKANSAS
University of Arkansas (P. O.
Fayetteville), Ark.
Bond Sale
The $953,000 gen¬
eral obligation family apartment
bonds offered Aug. 1—v. 188, p.
294—were awarded to a
composed of the SecurityFirst National Bank, Los Angeles,
Blyth & Co., Inc., R. H. Moulton &
188,
group
dated
Aug.
office in Redwood City.
1,
Legality
approved by Orrick, Dahlquist^
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
1958. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the County Treasurer's Francisco.
52
(592)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
250.000 3V2S.
Los Angeles
County, Calif.
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
1977 to
Bond Ottering—Harold J.
Due
1983
tional
Aug. 1 from
on
Bank
and Trust Company,
Department,
777
Main
Street, Hartford, until 2 p.m.
inclusive.
Trust
Whittier Union High Sch. District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
(EDST) on Aug. 14 for the pur¬
chase of $308,000
Aug. 26
school bonds.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
for the purchase of $4,500,000 gen¬
Dated Sept. 1, 1958. Due on Sept.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
eral obligation school bonds. Dated
1
from
1959
to
1978
inclusive.
bids at his office in Los
Angeles
Sept. 1, 1958. Due on Sept. 1 from
until 9 a.m. (PDST) on Aug. 26 Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
1959 to 1983 inclusive.
Principal for
at
the
able
Hartford
National
the purchase of $2,632,000 gen¬
and interest (M-S) payable at the
Bank and Trust Company, Hart¬
eral obligation'school bonds. Dated
County Treasurer's office, or at
Sept. 1, 1958. Due on Sept. 1 from ford, or at its Commerce Branch,
in
any of the fiscal agencies of the
New
London.
Legality ap¬
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
Principal
County in New York City or Chi¬
proved by Robinson, Robinson &
and interest (M-S) payable at the
cago.
Cole, of Hartford.
County Treasurer's office, or at
Los Angeles County Water Works any of the fiscal agencies of the
Willimantic, Conn.
Diets No. 24 (P. O. Los Angeles), County in New York City or Chi¬
Bond Sale—The $575,000 sewer
California
bonds offered Aug. 4—v. 188, p.
cago.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
491—were awarded to the Ameri¬
COLORADO
can
Securities Corp., and Laird,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 9 a.m. (CDST) on Aug.
Bissell & Meeds (Day, Stoddard
Adams State College of Colorado
12 for the purchase of $20,000 wa¬
& Williams Division), jointly, as
(P. O. Greeley), Colo.
ter works bonds.
Dated July 1,
Bond Offering—Treasurer Glen 3.05s, at a price of 100.06, a basis
1958.
Due on July 1 from 1962
C.
Turner
announces
that
the of about 3.04%.
until
9
1981
to
(PDST)
a.m.
on
inclusive.
Principal
(J-J)
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
interest
County
and
the
Board
Bond Offering
—
W. T. Paasch,
Comity Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Martinez, un¬
til 11
Trustees
will
receive
(MST) on
Aug. 21 for the purchase of $400,000
Mount Diablo Unified Sch. District,
Contra Costa County, Calif.
.
of
sealed bids until
student
bonds.
Oct.
on
apartment
Dated
1
clusive.
Oct.
from
1,
1961
Interest
revenue
1958.
to
Due
in¬
1998
A-O.
Legality
approved by Tallmadge and Tallmadge, of Denver.
(CDST) on Aug. 19 for
the purchase of $112,000 school
Gunnison, Colo»
Bond
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1958. Due
Offering — Clinton
on Sept. 1 from
1959 to 1979 in- Spencer, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (MST)
elusive.
Principal and interest
(M-S)
payable at the County on Aug. 13 for the purchase of
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬ $150,000 water bonds. Dated Aug.
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her- 1, 1958. Due on Aug. 1 from 1959
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬ to 1978 inclusive. Bonds due in
a.m.
1969
cisco.
as
Nipomo Union School District, San
Luis Obispo County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
$85,000 school
bonds offered Aug. 4—v. 188, p.
394—were awarded to Hill, Rich¬
and
of
thereafter
Aug. 1, 1968.
callable
are
Principal and
Tall¬
&
madge, of Denver.
Bond Sale—The
$905,000 county
improvement bonds offered Aug.
5—v. 188, p. 294—were awarded
to
a group composed of
California
Bank of Los Angeles, White, Weld
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
at
will
the
Chase,
receive
Connecticut
Bank & Trust
Co., Room 504, 750
St., Hartford, until 2 p.m.
& Co., Shearson, Hammill &
Co.,
(DST) on Aug. 12 for the pur¬
and Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler, at a
chase of $1,700,000 school build¬
price of 100.005, a net interest
ing bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1958.
cost of about 3.51% as follows:
Due on Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1978
$635,000 334s. Due on July 1 from
1960 to
270,000 3y4s.
1989
Ramona
Due
1997
to
inclusive.
Sale—The
bonds offered
395*—were
$34,000 school
Aug.
5—v.
188,
p.
awarded to Dean Wit¬
ter
&
net
interest cost
as
Connecticut
Bond
County, Calif.
Co.,
at
price
a
of
of
par,
about
a
4.38%,
follows:
$24,000 4^2s. Due
1959 to
1978
on
Sept. 1 from
30,000 414s. Due
on
Sept. 1 from
1979 to 1983 inclusive.
St.
Bond
—
Due
to
inclusive.
1988
1971
as
and
of
on
Volper,
due
in
callable
Sept. 1, 1970. Principal and
(M-S)
payable
at
the
interest
Bank
&
of
America
Sayings
Francisco.
National
Association,
of
Trust
San
Legality approved by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
&
Sequoia Union High Sch. District,
San Mateo County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
$700,000 school
building bonds offered Aug.
188,
p.
294—were
awarded
5—v.
to
a
group composed of Blyth &
Co.,
Inc., R. H. Moulton & Co., and
Northern Trust Co.,
Chicago, at a
price of 100.01, a net interest cost
of about 3.36%, as follows:
$100,000 5s.
1959
to
Due
1962
inclusive.
125,000 2%s. Due
>
1963 to
100,000 3s.
1968 to
1967
Due
1971
to
1976
on
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
on
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
325,000 3*4s. Due
1972
Aug. 1 from
on
on
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
the
at
Bank,
Bonds
are
1959
to
1978
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S)
in
Connecticut
Bridgeport,
pay¬
National
at
or
the
York
City. Legality approved by
Pullman, Comley, Bradley and
Reeves, ol Bridgeport.
Monroe
(P. O. Bridgeport), Conn.
Bond
Sept. 1 from 1959
thereafter
from
First National City Bank, of New
Marie
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
(PDST) on Aug.
12 for the purchase of
$425,000
water revenue bonds. Dated
Sept.
1, 1958.
City Bank, Corporate Trust Divi¬
sion, 2 Wall Street, New York
City, until 11:30 a.m. (EDST) on
Aug. 13 for the purchase of $1,650,000 school building bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1958. Due on Sept.
able
Helena, Calif.
Offering
mittee will receive sealed bids at
the office of the First National
1
inclusive.
Offering—A special com¬
S
1
a
e
school
bonds
490
were
$1,500,000
Aug. 5—v.
offered
188,
p.
—
of
composed
group
awarded to
price of 100.56,
,
,
First
Boston
at
price of
about 3.24%.
a
North Haven
100.47,
basis
a
of
(P. O. North Haven),
Connecticut
Bond
Sale
school
and
Aug. 6
—
awarded
v.
to
—
road
a
188,
The
$2,750,000
bonds
p.
group
491
offered
—
were
composed of
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Kuhn,
Loeb
&
Co., Estabrook & Co., R.
W. Pressprich &
Co., B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Inc., Roosevelt &
Cross, Wood, Struthers & Co., Put¬
nam
& Co., and Rand &
Co., as
3.40s, at a price of 100.34, a basis
of about 3.35%.
Waterford, Conn.
Bond Offering—William L. Darrow, First Selectman, will receive
sealed bids at the Hartford Na¬
& Co., Mid-South Se¬
Co., Moore, Leonard &
Lynch, Mullaney, Wells & Co.
J.
Lee
Co., Allan Blair &
Co., J. M. Dain & Co., Dreyfus &
Ellis & Co., Field,- Richards
& Co., Fox, Reusch & Co.
Co.,
Township
sealed
1, 1958.
to
Due on Jan. 1 from 1960
inclusive. Callable as of
1983
1, 1969. Principal and inter¬
(J-J) payable at the Guaranty
est
Glenn
City
Hunt
announces
Commission
sealed
will
that
the
receive
bids until 4 p.m.
(EST) on
Aug. 26 for the purchase of $200,000 municipal improvement bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1
from 1961 to 1976 inclusive. Bonds
due
in
1969
callable
cipal and
the
thereafter
and
of Jan.
as
interest
Bank
of
are
1, 1968. Prin¬
(J-J) payable
New
York, 01* at
holder, at the
Bank, of Jack¬
sonville.
Legality approved by
Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble
&
Mitchell, of New York City.
the
option
Florida
of the
National
Georgia Rural Roads Authority
(P. O. Atlanta), Gq.
ral
v.
a
1, 1958. Due semi-an¬
nually from July 1, 1959 to Jan. 1,
1964 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the Mer-.
chants
offered Aug. 5—
395—were awarded to
syndicate headed by Halsey,
Stuart
Wood
Bond
& Co.
& Co., Inc., John Nuveen
Co., and Equitable Securities
Corp., at a price of 100.019, a net
of
about
3.71%,
«Ys
1960
to
1968
on
1969 to
5,675,000
1972
Jan. 1 from
Sale—The
188,
v.
Belleville,
swim¬
bonds
395
p.
$15,000 414s.
Due
—
1959 to 1961 inclusive.
45,000 41/2s.
Due
*...
on
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
3.60s.
Due
on
,
Nov. 1 from
on
site
108
1968
to
bonds
1973
the
at
First
pay¬
National
Bank,
of Chicago. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
McHenry and Lake Counties Com¬
munity Consolidated Sch. District
No. 26 (P. O. Cary), III.
8
of the syndi¬
Co., Eastman Dil¬
Securities
&
Co.,
Co.,
Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler, R. W. Pressprich
& Co., Hallgarten &
Co., Ira Haupt
& Co., American Securities
Corp.,
Fenn
&
Dominick & Dominick, Francis I.
du Pont & Co., Allen &
Co., Hemp¬
hill, Noyes & Co., Estabrook &
Co., Dean Witter & Co., Hayden,
Stone & Co., Roosevelt &
Cross,
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath,
Bache
Co., Baxter & Co., Julien
Collins & Co., Gregory &
Soils,
McCormick & Co.
Rauscher,
Pierce
Co.,
...
receive
Supervisors,
sealed
.
bids
until
(CST) on Aug. 11 for the
purchase of $23,000 general obli¬
gation bonds. Dated Aug* 1, 1958/
Due
Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1968
on
inclusive.
Callable as of Aug. lr
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the Treasurer's officeat such
other
place designated
by the purchaser.
„
Patoka
Township Sch. Township (P. O. RR. 1, Eckarty), Ind/
Bond Offering—Robbrt O. Ox-
ley,
Township
ceive
sealed
(CDST)
chase
on
will
Trustee,
bids
until
re¬
p.m.
19 for the
Aug.
1:30
pur¬
of
$19,500 school building
Aug. 1, 1958.
Due
semi-annually from July 1, 1959
to Jan. 1, 1969 inclusive.
Interest
J-J.
Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
bonds.
Dated
bonds
395—were awarded to the Carroll
Due
Jan.
on
80,000
3s.
Due
1 from
IOWA
Carroll, Iowa
Inc.,
Stern Brothers
&
Co., Wallace,
Geruldsen & Co.,
Fitzpatriek, Sul¬
livan
&
Co.,
Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., Inc., Rand & Co.,
Tripp & Co., Inc., Baker, Watts
& Co., Ball,
Burge & Kraus, Cun¬
ningham, Schmertz & Co., Inc.,
Sale—The
Bond
offered
from
par.
and
Due
on
Due
on
1, 1970
Aug.
1,
a
bank
Due
trust
mutually agreed
upon
Board
tion.
the
and
on
pay¬
company
by the
of
Co.,
Educa¬
INDIANA
at
188,
295—were
p.
Hailstone
E.
price
a
of
awarded
&
100.15,
Co.,
a
as
to
3s,
basis
of
2.97%.
Clinton
Corp.
Central
(P.
O.
School
Building
of
100.01,
about
&
Co., Inc.,
&
Co., and
Co.,- at a price*
net
a
interest
cost
$355,000 4s.
1959
to
Due
1970
120,000 3j/2s.
to
Due
1973
1974
to
100,000 3Vss.
and
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
1981
July 1 from-
on
inclusive.
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
on
July 1, 1982
1, 1958.
Bonds due
Due
1983.
Dated
in
1971
able
July
thereafter
and
of July
as
1, 1970.
are
Offering—N.
Clair
Goss-
ard, Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
19
for
(CDST) on Aug.
the purchase of $1,825,000
mortgage
revenue
Due
on
bonds.
call¬
Interest
J-J.
Legality approved by Chap¬
man
&
Cutler, of Chicago.
Swisher
Indep. Sch. District, Iowa
—
Secretary
Directors
.
first
of
3.65%, las follows:
Bond. Offering
Board of School
Michigantown),
Indiana
Bond
to-
Sale—The
$25,600 school
building bonds offered July 28—
about
sold
was
Hutchinson
Kosek
375,000 3%s.
Clay-Huff Consolidated Sch. Corp.
(P. O. R.R. No. 1, Evanston), Ind.
Frank
;
$950,000-
White-Phillips
Frantz
Ernest
1971
v.
bonds
revenue
pur¬
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
at
group composed of John Nuveen-
a
&
1958.
or
p.
.
Jan. 1 from 1960 to 1974 inclusive.
at
1.70s,
as
Bond Sale—-An issue of
school
Jan. 1 from
1972 to 1974 inclusive.
Dated
188,
Ottumwa, Iowa
Jan.
1971.
60,000 3%s.
4—v.
'
-';
-
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
40,000 3y4s.
$20,000 airport
Aug.
State-Bank,
County
Jan. -1
on
Dated Aug. 1, 1958.
&
-
$245,000
building bonds was sold to
Harry J. Wilson & Co., at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
3.35%, as follows:
man
members
Union
Phelps,
July 22.)
on
&"
the
Township (Pi O. • ~~
Orient), Ind.
Offering — Sheldon Holt,_
Bond Sale—An issue of
1
3.70s.
Due on Jan. 1
from 1976 to 1979 inclusive.
lon,
sold at
not
was
p.m.
10,500,000
Other
ap¬
school
from 1973 to 1975 inclusive.
cate: Drexel &
of
Civil
Bond
was
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
able
Legality
Clerk of the Board of
will
or
$405,000
to the First National Bank,
Chicago, as 3y4s, at a price of
100.82, a basis of about 3.18%.
Dated Aug. 15, 1958. Due on Jan.
'
Jan.
Park
of
from
bank.
by
previous offering
sold
15
as
1965.
Lake County Sch. District No.
and
callable
Principal and inter¬
payable at the above-
(J-J)
were
1962 to 1968 inclusive.
schoolhouse
thereafter
est
offered
Nov. 1 from
on
Jan. 1 from 1961 tot
on
(The issue
follows:
as
Due
July 1, 1965.
*
'
$60,000
revenue
chaser
inclusive.
2,090,000 3!/2s. Due
by
Ross, McCord, Ice
Miller, of Indianapolis. ' ;' j •
National Bank, and the Belleville
National
Savings
Bank,
all
of
able
Due
of
Muncie.;
Ross* Mc¬
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
proved
Principal and interest (J-J)
follows:
$2,735,000 5s.
Bank
approved
mentioned
-
to a group composed of
the St. Clair National Bank, First
&
cost
National
Legality
are
bonds
p.
interest
of
bonds.-
Bonds due in 1966
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
Sale—The $21,000,000 ru¬
road
188,
purchase
building
Dated Aug.
$65,000 3%s.
GEORGIA
Bond
the
for
school
receive
(CDST)
p.m.
and
Bond Sale—An issue of
E.
will
3
1958.
(P. O. Highland Park), III.
Treasure Island, Fla.
Bond Offering — City Clerk
18
$49,000
awarded
noon
(EST) on Aug.
purchase of $4,700,000
improvement bonds. Dated July
Aug.
on
until
1990 inclusive.
bids
the
Trustee,
bids
&
Belleville, III.
until
Township Sch. Township
Stein Bros. &
ming pool
Aug. 4 —
for
of
Frantz Hutchinson & Co., Har¬
Maumee-Milan School Bldg. Corp..
rington & Co., Hendrix & Mayes,
(P. O. Fort Wayne), Ind.,v
Inc., Jui'an & Moody, Inc., Leedy,
Bond Offering—E.
W. Bobren,
Wheeler & Alleman, Inc., .MacSecretary, will receive sealed bids
Bride, Miller & Co., McDonald-' at the Lincoln National Bank &
Moore & Co., McDougal and Con¬ Trust
Co.; Fort Wayne, until 10
don, Inc., J. A. Overton & Co., a.m. (CDST) on Aug. 15 for the
Seasongood & Mayer, John Small purchase of $1,120,000 first mort¬
& Co., Inc., Southern Bond Co.,
gage revenue bonds. Dated Aug. 1,"
Sarasota, Fla.
Offering — L. B. Ashby,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
26
Miller,
(P. O. RR. 1, Muncie), Ind.
— Carl
T. Miller,
&
son-Williams
&
Bond Offering
Peeler
&
Co., Rowles,
Co., Stranahan, Harris
& Co., Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick,
Inc.,
Garrett-Bromfield
&
Co., Kroeze, McLarty & Co.,
Nongard, Showers & Murray, Inc.,
Piper, Jaflray & Hop wood, Alli¬
Winston
Monday, August 11, 1958
.
Hamilton
Masten
,
Bond
a
Corp., Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Day, Laird, Bissell & Meeds (Day,
Stoddard
&
Williams
Division),
and Lyons & Shaito, Inc., as 3.30s,
E.
.
McCord,
Ice
Indianapolis.
curities
FLORIDA
The
—
Ed¬
ILLINOIS
at
Easton and Redding Regional Sch.
District No. 9 (P. O. Easton),
Unified School District,
San Diego
Bond
July 1 from
on
Main
inclusive.
1988 inclusive.
a
Co.,
approved by Mitchell, Per¬
shing, Shetcerly & Mitchell, of
New York City.
Bond Offering—David J.
District
J.
M.
3y4s, at
as
basis of about 3.18%.
a
&
ity
Bethany, Orange and Woodbridge
(Towns) Regional High Sch. Dist.
No. S (P. O. New Haven), Conn.
R.
Inc.,
Estabrook
Jan.
Tallmadge
Kees,
Putnam & Co., and Coffin & Burr,
of
composed
Trust Co., New York City. Legal¬
by
&
wards, Inc., Elkins, Morris, Stokes
& Co., Kormendi & Co., Inc., A.
Boyce, Sterne, Agee
Leach, Talmage & Co., Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, R. A. Un¬
derwood & Co., Inc., M. B. Vlek &
Co., Zahner and Co., and George
proved
CONNECTICUT
California
Winsted),
Connecticut
Bond Sale—The $755,000 school
bonds offered Aug. 5—v. 188, p.
491 — were awarded to a group
interest (F-A) payable at the City
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
ards & Co.
Orange County (P. O. Santa Ana),
Winchester (P. O.
noon
Ducournau
.
ef
Mar-,
garet Holeta announces that bids,
will
be
Trust
&
received
at
the
Swisher«
Savings Bank.
Swisher,,
until Aug. 18 for the purchase of'
$50,000 building bonds.
July 1
KANSAS
from 1961 to 1983 inclusive. Bonds
due
Kansas
after
City, Kansas
July 1, 1965 are
callable on Jan. 1, 1965, or on any
interest payment date thereafter,
eral obligation bonds offered Aug.
in inverse numerical order.
Prin¬
6—v. 188, p. 491—were awarded to
and interest (J-J) payable
Farmers Bank, in 'Frank¬
Legality approved by Ross,
a
group-composed of Drexel &
Co., J. P. Morgan & Co., Phila¬
delphia National Bank of Phila-
on
cipal
at
the
fort.
or
Bond
Sale—The $4,875,000 gen-,
Volume
188
delphia,
5767
Number
Marine
.
.
Co.
Trust
(593)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
of
"
40,000. public improvement bonds.
Due on April 1 from 1960 to
Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., First
curities
Co., at
interest
net
1960 to 1988 inclusive.
The
bonds
1953.
v
The
utility
est
Oct.
1,
works
1
Foley,
Aug.
on
from 1976 to 1979 inclusive.
1,900,000
trafficway,
Dist.
$1,235,000 2:;4S, due
I960
from
to
Aug. 1
on
1972
inclusive;
No.
awarded
Scharff
to
Co., jointly.
/
-
-
.
1
1976 to 1979 inclusive.
from
ment
Aug.
on
street
from
1
1960
to
(P. O. Benton),
Kentucky
Bond Offering—W. J.
Brien, Jr.,
County Court Clerk, will receive
bids until 1 p.m.
(CST) on
Aug. 15 for the purchase of $36,000
school
building
revenue
Dated.
Aug.
on
Aug. 1, 1958. Due
1959 to 1970 in¬
from
1
clusive.
Callable
able
the
Aug.
1, 1963.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
at
Bank
Marshall
of
County, Benton.
1,474,000
Sale
Other
1970
1
Nov.
on
1975 inclusive..
of
members
the
syndi¬
Equitable
Orleans,
Hattier
White,
San-
&
ford, Ducournau & Kees.
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, FriedCo., Nusloch, Baudean &
Arnold & Crane, Glas &
richs &
Smith,
Co.,
Co.,
&
Schweickhardt
Ra¬
pides Bank & Trust Co., of Alex¬
andria, Sterner, Rouse & Co., E.
F. Hutton & Co., Wheeler & Wool-
folk, Inc., Wool folk & Shober, and
Dane & Co.
7
p.
396—
group
com¬
188,
a
A.
Hinsch
&
Certificate
of
was
Co., and
Dinkins &
Ladd
to
issue
An
—
certificates
paving
$85,117
sold
Sale
Co.j
Vermilion Parish Sub-Road District
No.
$82,000 3-Vfcs. Due
1 from
Dec.
on
1963 inclusive.
363,000 3&s. Due
1964
1974
to
Dec. 1 from
on
Abbeville), La.
bonds offered Aug.
192—were awarded
improvement
5—v.
188, p.
to the
Bank of Abbeville & Trust
1975 to 1981 inclusive.
4.15,000 3%s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1982 to 1987 inclusive.
eral
188,
bonds
SaiCr—The
bonds
July
offered
gen¬
28—v.
awarded
295—were
p.
to
a
composed of J. F. Hilliard
Son, Almstedt Bros., and W. L.
Lyons & Co., at a price of 101.00,
group
&
net interest, cost of about
a
1960
Due
Due
Jan.
on
1
1970
1974
Due
to
Jan. 1 from
inclusive. /
on
Due
on
from
Jan. 1
1975 to 1978 inclusive.
93,000
4
,
3s.
West
water
Aug. 4
$245,000 sewer
revenue
V;
—
bonds as 3%s.
Due
March 1, 1998. Callable March
1, 1973.
2,710,000
492 — were
Co.
awarded to Magnus &
LOUISIANA
DeRidder, La.
Bond
Offering
Compte,
City
ceive
sealed
(CST)
on
of
—
Allen
Secretary,
bids
2
as
from
•
450,000
re¬
Co.,
Co.,
Stroud & Co., Goodbody &
Stern, Lauer & Co., John
& Co., Inc., and David G.
Means.
Old
rev¬
bonds.
Due
on
1960
1988
inclusive.
to
public
Due
1960 to
1983 inclusive.
on
Oct.
1
improvement
April 1 from
bonds.
Sale
of July 1",
as
22,000 general obligation bonds.
Due on July 1 from, 1959 to
1967 inclusive.
/
j
The
1
1958.
bonds
dated
July 1,
Legality apr-
are
Interest
J-J.
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad*
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
1,; 1968.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at a bank or trust
company to be designated by the
successful bidder. Legality ap¬
School District No.
Sale
Bond
Maine '
Town,
—
The
group
&
composed
of
Halsey,
Co., Inc., Kidder, Pea-
body & Co., White, Weld & Co.,
and
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
100.38,
"
\
,
A
\
.
(
;
Montague Public School District,'
Michigan '
Note Sale—The $50,000 tax an¬
$250,000
per¬
100.50,
3%s,
as
a
at
a
price, of
basis of about 3.48%.
3.40s, at a price of
basis of about 3.35%.
Middlesex
?
clue
Nov. 6,
North
Andover,
Maryland State Roads Commission
(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
county
bonds
396
—
S
a
1
e
—
Town
were
Aug.
Trust
Street
State
until
11
Boston,
14
Co.,
(DST)
a.m.
Aug.
on
for the
purchase of $125,000 sewer
bonds.
Dated Sept.
15, 1958.
Due
188,
awarded
to
a
p.
group
composed of Smith, Barney & Co.,
1
from
Due on
to
1986 in¬
1961
Bonds
clusive.
due
in
of June
1, 1970.
bonds
Aug.
Legality
Bank.
by
proved
aboveap¬
Bond
Community Sch. District,
Michigan
Sale—The
$185,000 school
building and refunding bonds of¬
fered July 31—v.
188, p. 396—
were awarded to
Paine, Webber,
1959 to
Alpena School District, Mich.
ticipation notes offered Aug. 5—
v.
188, p. 492—were awarded to
the City Bank & Trust Co., Jack¬
son, at 1.49% interest.
Road,
Livonia),
Michigan
Offering
Note
—
Fred
Bailey,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
receive sealed bids until
8 p.m.
(EDST)
on
on
and
interest
agreed
Sept.
upon
Aug. 14 for the
1959. Principal
payable at a place
1,
with the purchaser.
Dearborn, Mich.
Bond
1 from
Offering—Joseph
Cardi¬
nal, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 19
Note
Schools, Mich.
Public
Livonia
Sale—The $95,000 tax an¬
Middlebelt
on July
1976 inclusive.
95,000 3V2 s. Due on July 1 from
1977 to 1987 inclusive.
MICHIGAN
20210
&
Curtis, and Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., jointly, at a
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Note
sanitary
Due
(EST) on Aug. 14 for the
purchase of $1,200,000 tax antici¬
pation notes. Dated Aug. 1, 1958.
Due on April 1, 1959.
Principal
and interest payable at a bank or
trust company designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
8
p.m.
of Detroit.
Offering—George
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 18
for the purchase of $45,000 motor
vehicle highway fund bonds.
Dated July 1,
1958. Due on July 1
inclusive. Call¬
from 1959 to 1973
able
as
of
July
1,
1968.
Interest
call¬
Bonds due in
callable
as
of Nov, 1,
1960.
•
dated
July 1,
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
The
bonds
are
Interest M-N.
1958.
Southfield Public Schools District,
Michigan
Note
Offering
will
—
Will J. Oliver,
of Education,
of Board
Treasurer
sealed
receive
bids
until
(EST) on Aug. 11 for the
purchase of $300,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes.
Dated July 15, 1958.
8 p.m.
Principal and interest payable at
the Detroit Bank and Trust Com¬
pany.
Vandercook
District No.
Lake
14
Public
School*
(P. O. Jackson),
Michigan
Bond Offering
—
B. L. Hoskins,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 28 for
the
purchase of
building bonds.
$650,000 school
Dated July 1,
1958.
Due on June 1 from 1959 to
1988
inclusive.
June 1,
Note
Nixon,
are
sewer
bonds.
i from I960 to
inclusive.
are
Callable
as
of
1958. Interest J-D.
Ypsilanti
Marlette, Mich.
Bond
May
on
Offering—Claude Snarey,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed
bids until
1965
of Nov. 1, 1960.
as
1963
Thorndike, $90,000 3%s. Due
Storey,
able
in
due
Bonds
1963
price of 100.03, a net interest cost
of about 3.57%, as follows:
the
purchase of $925,000 spe¬
follows:
$665,000 street bonds. Due on May
1 from 1960 to 1965 inclusive.
1,
interest
at,
City Clerk, will receive sealed bids
(EST) on Aug. 14
Principal and interest (J-D)
Kent City
were
& Co.
until 7:30. p.m.
for the
payable
at
the Fremont State
Bank, Fremont. Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
'
1958.
—
St. Clair Shores, Mich.
260,000
dated
are
492
p.
Bond Offering—Donald J. Harm*
and thereafter are callable as
The
offered
bonds
188,
v.
—
awarded to H. V. Sattley
1981
Jackson
payable
Aug. 4
$103,000 special
sewer
cial assessment bonds, as
bonds.
Sept. 15 from 1959 to 1983, in¬
clusive. Principal and semi-annual
on
construction
5—v.
1, 1970.
Series II
Second Bank-
the
at
receive
will
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
Maker,
The $2,657,000
highway
offered
Mass.
I
able June
71,000
the County Com¬
a.m. (DST) on
Bond Offering—James J.
Due
Bond
June
June
1953/
Bond Sale—The
assessment
Unger,
Frank
bonds. Due 011
1, 1987 and 1988. Call¬
Series
$9,000
County (P. O.
received, by
—
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 12 for
the purchase of $80,000 building
and site bonds, as follows:
Cambridge), Mass.
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
purchase of $200,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes.. Dated Aug.
1, 1958.
MARYLAND
.
Class
1>, Mich.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
as
a
Clarenceville School District (P. O.
public improvement bonds
offered Aug. 6—v. 188, p. 492—
were
awarded to Coffin & Burr,
and Townsend, Dabney & Tyson,
jointly,
The
—
Offering
Bond
$1,300,000
school project bonds offered Aug.
6—v. 188, p. 492—were awarded to
manent
p.m.
follows:
$660,000 water works utility
enue
Le
R.
will
until
Bond
Phelps,
group:
Co., Wertheim & Co., J. C.
Bradford & Co., R. S. Dickson &
Sept. 9 for the purchase
$1,500,000 bonds,
the
in
Fenn &
offered
bonds
188. p.
1970 to 1972
from
Small
Liberty, Ky.
Bond Sale—The
and
3V2S, due
1980 inclusive.
Others
101,000 2%s.
..
June 1 from 1959 to
Holton Public Schools Fourth
group
a
inclusive-; and $700,000 3.40s,
due on March 1 from 1973 to
1963
1969.
and
March 1
on
'
36,000 2\2s.
to
$210,000
inclusive;
1967.
and
on
callable
1961.
1984, inclusive. Callable as of June
Springfield, at 0.51% discount.
mentioned
Jan. 1,-1966
on
awarded
were
—
$4,000,000 water
5—v. 188, p.
$1,290,000 bonds: $380,000 6s, due
on March 1 from 1963 to 1969
inclusive.
Due
Due
are
Bonds due in
inclusive.
1967
,
Aug.
offered
Glore, Forgan & Co., at
a price of par, a net interest cost
of about 3.76%, as follows:
Jan. 1 from
on
1965
to
33,000 2 V4S.
Na-
Aug. 12 for the purchase of $800,000 notes. Dated Aug. 19, 1958 and
headed by
•
$87,000 3%s.
,
396
2.80%,
follows:
as
First
1958.
missioners until 11
Water District, Maine
Bangor
-
obligation unlimited tax hos¬
pital
'
Bond Sale—The
Somerset, Ky.
$350,000
Bond
c/o
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 26 for the
purchase of $2,300,000 school site
and building bonds. Dated July 1,
1967
—
be
MAINE
/
'
bids
J,
will re¬
Township and Dearborn
City Sch. Dist. No. 8, Fractional
(P. O. 25720 Penn St., Inkster),
Michigan
Bond Offering—Julius S. Kulas,
as
(
Curtis,
public
Bond Sale—The $100,000
Dec. 1 from
on
(P. O.
1 of Road District No. 2
Co., Abbeville, as 3%s, at par.
inclusive.
340,000 37'2S. Due
;
sealed
Stuart
rison,; Inc., Weil, Roth & Irving
Co., Kentucky Co., and Westheimer & Co., as follows:
to
Treasurer,
bonds,
$69,000 special assessment bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1959 to
tional Bank of Boston, Municipal
Division, 45 Milk street, Boston,
until 11 a.m. (EDST) on Aug. 12
ticipation notes offered July 31—
for the purchase of $110,000 city proved by
Dickinson, Wright, v. 188, p. 396—were awarded t®
building
bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, Davis, McKean & Cudlip, of De¬ the Hackley Union National Bank
1958.' Due on Sept, 1 from 1959 troit.
and- Trust Company, of Muskegon,
to
1969 inclusive. Principal and
at 1.50%.
Eaton Rapids Public Sch. District,
•;*
v'
.-Jr.
interest payable at the First Na¬
j-.V f t r
J
Michigan
Bedford Twp. Union Sch. District
tional Bank of Boston. Legality
Note
Sale— The $65,000 tax No. 1
(P. O. 26440 Puritafi Ave.,
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
anticipation notes offered July 31
Detroit), Mich*r
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
—v. 188, p. 396—were awarded to
Bond
Offered
Gordon
L.
Boston, Mass.
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., and
Brocklehurst, Secretary of Board
Note Sale—The $5,000,000 notes McDonald-Moore &
Co., jointly.
of Education, will receive sealed
offered Aug. 7 were awarded to a
bids until 8 p.m. (EST); on Aug.
Flint School District, Mich.
group composed of the First Bos¬
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 sci¬ 19 for the purchase of $1,100,000
ton corp., Chemical Corn Ex¬
ence building bonds offered Aug.
building and site bonds.
Dated
change
Bank,
New York City,
1—v. 188, p. 396—were awarded Sept. 1, 1958. Due on July 1 from
Merchants National Bank, Second
to
the
Charles
Stewart
Mott 1959 to 1984 inclusive. Bonds duo
Bank-State Street Trust Co., and
in 1969 and thereafter are call¬
Foundation.
the Boston Safe Deposit & Trust
able as of July 1, 1968. Principal
Co., all of Boston, at 0.92% inter¬ Holly Area School District (P. O.
and interest ,(J-J)
payable at a
est, plus a premium of $29.
Holly), Mich.
bank or trust company designated
The notes are dated Aug. 12,
Note Sale—The $125,000 tax an¬
by the purchaser.
Legality ap¬
1958 and mature on Nov. 10, 1953.
ticipation. notes offered Aug. 4— proved by Dickinson, Wright
v, 188, p. 492—were awarded to Davis,
Hampden County (P. O.
McKean
&
Cudlip,
of
the Citizens Commercial and Sav¬ Detroit.
Springfield), Mass.
Note
Sale—The $250,000 notes ings Bank of Flint, at 1.50% in¬
Redwood Twp. (P. O. Detroit),
offered Aug. 6 were awarded to terest, plus a premium of $25*
Michigan
,V
the
Third
National
Bank
of
a
Co., jointly.
&
Kohlmeyer
W. E. Hutton & Co., Breed & Har¬
1959
City
•
Edward
—
(EST> on Aug. 11
of $91,000- street
follows:
>
until 7:30 p.m.
for the purchase
Dearborn
Hanover, Mass.
Opelousas, La.
$1,200,000
revenue
bonds
to
posed, of Chas.
Due
to
Securities Cor¬
poration, Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Feiuier & Smith, John Nuveen &
Co., Hibernia National Bank, Na¬
tional
Bank
of Commerce, Na¬
tional American Bank, all of New
cate:
The
—
building
offered Aug. 5—v.
awarded
Offering
Legality approved
Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
.
school
were
Nov. 1, 1959
;
?,
Due on Nov. 1 from
3.40s.
from
.
Newport, Ky.
Bond
Attleboro, Mass.
,•
ceive
1961 to 1969 inclusive.
KENTUCKY
bonds.
on
.
1,712,000 3s.
1972
inclusive..
sealed
Due
1960.
and
inclusive; 830,000 2%s, due on
Aug, 1 from 1973 to 1975 in¬
clusive; and $40,000 3s, due
on
Aug. 1 from 1976 to 1979
Marshall County
Bank of Detroit.
Miller,
City Clerk, will receive sealed bids
National
<
$314,000 4V2S.
improve¬
bonds; $130,000 2%s, due
general
1,
by
Bond
Healey,
Louisiana (State of)
Aug.
011
MASSACHUSETTS
-
v
200,000
•
&
Bond; Sale—The $3,500,000 ser¬
75,000 park improvement bonds:
$52,000 2:ViS, due on Aug.- 1 ies C port bonds offered Aug. 6—
from I960 to 1972 inclusive; v. 188, p. 93—were awarded to a
$11,000 2;ss, due on Aug. 1 syndicate headed by Blyth & Co.,
fronj 1973 to 1975 inclusive; Inc., at a price of par, a net inter¬
and $12,000 3s, due on Aug. 1 est cost of about 3.27%, as follows:
-
-
•
Jones, Inc., and Barrow, Leary &
V
1979 inclusive.
New
of
inclusive.
Due
Manufacturers
the
at
payable
(J-J)
cipal and interest
1 from
1964.
1965.
1966.
1967.
1968.
1969,
1 from
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
/
3
192—were
$285,000 27ss, due on Aug. 1
from 1973 to 1975 inclusive;
and $380,000 3s, due on Aug. 1
from 1976 to
JudeU,
&
u,
Aug.
2V4s. Due Aug. 1,
2.40s. Due Aug. 1,
2.60s. Due Aug. 1,
2.70s. Due Aug. 1,
2.80s. Due Aug. 1,
2.90s. Due Aug. 1,
3s. Due on Aug.
180,000
185,000
190,000
195,000
200,000
210,000
947,000
(P. O. Clinton), La.
;
Bond Sale—The $630,000 school
bonds offered Aug.-5—v. 188, p.
boulevard improvement bonds:
-
Cox
follows:
on
1963.
by
approved
East Feliciana Parish, Clinton Sch.
and
street
Legality
2.10s.
175,000
Orleans.
$540,000 3s, due
A-O.
as
1962
the
water
Ingen & Co., at a
a net interest cost
2.92%,
1959 to
callable
are
Van
$375,000' 5s. Due
water
bonds
J.
B.
of about
of public improvement bonds are
callable as of Qct. 1, 1963. Inter¬
and
.
$660,000
revenue
$405,00.0 2'«s, due on Aug. 1
from
1973 to 1975 inclusive;
I
dated
are
Corp., Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
price of 100.03,
of Oct. 1, 1963; the three issues
as
$3,700,001).- general sewer bonds:
S1,755,000 2;:i.s, due on Aug.
1. from I960 tOi 1972 inclusive;
„
and
350,000
public
improvement
bonds, Due on April 1 from
price of 100.05, a
of about 2.85%,
a
cost
follows:
as
inclusive.
1978
ME, Loeh, Rlfoades & Co.", Clark,
Dodge & Co., King, Quirk & Co.,
SmallrMilbiirii
Co.,- Inc., Stern,
Bauer & Co.,?and Mid-South Se¬
Boston,
purchase of $1,350,000" J-J. Legality approved by Miller,
supply system revenue Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
:
bonds. Dated July 1,1958. Due on Detroit.
July 1 from 1959 to 1978, inclusive.
Monroe, Mich.
Callable as of Jan. 1, 1968. Prin¬
Bond Offering —. D. A. So lea
for
•
Western New York, Buffalo, Carl
53
School
Offering
District, Mich.
—
Clyde
Budd,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7*30
(EST) on Aug. 11 for the
purchase of $150,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958.
p.m.
Due
and
011
Feb.
interest
1, 1959.
Principal
payable at a place
agreed upon with
the purchaser.
;
•
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(594)
MINNESOTA
gality approved by Faegre & Ben¬
son, of
Wing),
(P. O. Red
Belle Creek
Town
J. Mark,
sealed
receive
will
Clerk,
Bond Offering—Robert B. Gunderson, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CDST)
on
Aug. 28 for the purchase of
$850,000 school building
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958. Due on Feb. 1
from 1961 to 1988, inclusive. Call¬
bids until 9 p.m. (CDST) on Aug.
14 for
the
purchase of $60,000
and
road
bridge
Dated
bonds.
.
Sept. 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
1971
and
Sale—An issue of $25,000
bonds was sold to the
Bond
fire
to
interest payable at
any
l-'i"';' •'"~i .Y\'
•
:
'>y
■?
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
Swanville Indep. School District
(CDST) on
No. 486, Minn.
Aug. 21 for the purchase of $45,000
Bond Sale—The $195,000 school
school
building general obliga¬
building bonds offered July 31—
tion bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958.
v.
188, p. 397—at which time the
Due on Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1969
sole bid was rejected, were sub¬
ceived
3
until
p.m.
inclusive.
V
sequently
Bond Offering—Mary Trueman,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on Aug.
20 for the purchase of $130,000
street improvement general obli¬
gation bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1958.
■
Feb.
on
1 from
1960
&
Moody, Inc., at
Bond
1968 to
First
1971
Bank
St.
of
1975
The
Small-Milburn
1958.
Due
1970
Co.
Dated
May
1963
to
Interest
F-A.
Le¬
gality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
&
on
1959
to
a";
will
1,
City
bids
from
Feb.
1,
1960 inclusive.
Clerk,
until
of indebtedness
cates
the
Merchants
sold to
was
1958.
State
due
are
1 from 1959 to 1963 inclusive.
,
In¬
Bond
Bond
Sale—The
$165,000
gen¬
obligation storm sewer im¬
provement bonds offered July 30
—v. 188, p. 397—were awarded to
xi group composed of Allison-Wil¬
liams Co., Inc., J. M. Dain & Co.,
and Piper, Jaffray & Hop wood.
Mankato
Indep. School District
No.
71, Minn.
Bond Sale—The
eral
$1,800,000 gen¬
obligation
bonds
397
•
beaded
price
awarded
were
—
tional
school
building
Aug. 6—v. 188, p.
offered
a
group
by the Northwestern Na¬
Bank
of
of about
of
par,
Minneapolis, at
3.45%,
1961
260,000
1968
to
as
1967
on
to
to
to
1
from
on
on
Jan.
on
approved
1 from
Jan. 1 from
by
to
a
Charles
&
The
bonds
Dated March 4, 1958.
March 4 from 1959 to 1972
inclusive.
Interest M-S.
approved
by
Charles
in-
1, 1959
July
Legality
&
2,
Airport Authority, Neb.
issue of $70,000
airport revenue bonds was sold to
J.
Sale—An
Cliff
Rahcl
&
Company,
of
Berlin, N. H.
Jr.,
City
Louis
—
Treasurer,
Delorge,
will
receive
sealed bids c/o National Shawmut
Bank
of
Boston, Trust Depart¬
Water
40
ment,
Street, Boston,
(EDST) on Aug. 12
for the purchase of $300,000 school
bonds. Dated Aug. 15, 1958. Due
on Aug. 15 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
clusive.
Principal and interest
until
11
a.m.
payable at the National Shawmut
Bank
of
Boston.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Berlin
N
H
Note
National
Shawmut
Bank
of
Boston, at 0.94% discount.
Dated
Aug.
8,
1958.
Due
on
Bank of Tupelo,
price of 100.55.
improvement bonds offered Aug.
-v. 188, p. 493—were
awarded to
the First National Bank of Mem¬
Sale—The
Aug.\ 5—v.
awarded
tional
Bank
to
$100,000 notes
188, p. 493—
the
of
First
Boston,
Na¬
at 0.83%
Sale—The
notes
awarded to
offered July 24 were
the
Concord National
Concord, at 0.90%
Bank
of
Princeton Indep. Sch. Dist. No.
477,
Minnesota
bids
Aug.
$150,000
on
until
to
1978
on
inclu¬
Interest A-O.
18
for
of St. Louis.
8
p.m.
the
from
1961
Bonds due in
callable
as
to
1972
(CDST)
purchase
school
building
Dated Aug. 1, 1958. Due
are
1, 1958. Due
Legality ap¬
Offering—Clarence WickDistrict Clerk, will receive proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
sealed
1
tional Bank of
Memphis, and Alvis
& Co. Dated
July
sive.
Bond
tor,
group composed of Herman Bensdorf & Co., Union Planters Na¬
April 1 from 1959
bonds.
on
Feb.
1978
inclusive.
and
thereafter
of Feb.
1, 1969. Le.......a
awarded
ley
$26,000
Aug.
C—v.
water
188, p.
Dud¬
&
Bond
JERSEY
Twp.
(P.
New
O.
Westmont),
August
Sale—The $30,000 special
gutter bonds offered
5 —v. 188, p. 493 —were
Trust
to
the
gen¬
Exchange Bank, both of
City, B. J. Van Ingen
& Co., Inc., and J. R. Ross & Co.
The group bid for $949,000 bonds
as
2.45s, at a price of 100.16, a
York
of
about
397
—
were
Planters
Co., of Ruleville.
Bank
-
&
the
New Jersey Turnpike,
lor the first time in a full month,
on
exceeded
Municipal School District
C-CA (P. O. Sante Fe),-
No.
New Mexico
Bond Offering—Belina
Clerk of the
Board
will
sealed
receive
4,000,000 figure in
In the latter month it
3,834,253 in July, 1957 and 3,128,July, 1956.
For the current year to July 27,
traffic
amounted
to
22,541,800
vehicles,
increase of 4.0%
an
pared to the
Toll
in
the
totaled
period
$16,029,900
period
this
in
of
com¬
period in 1957.
same
revenues
$16,208,000
against
year
the
1957,
corresponding
an
increase of
\1%.
North
Hunterdon
Offering
Richard
—
A.
for
the
purchase
of
$1,000,000
school bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1957.
Due
Dec.
on
1
from
1959
to
and
to
a
Parke, Van Deventer Bros., Inc.,
and MacBride, Miller &
Co., tak¬
ing $774,900 bonds as 3V8s, at a
price of 100.14, a basis of about
3.10%.
interest
1978
or at the option of the holder,
at the Manufacturers Trust Com¬
of New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Hawkins, Dela¬
field & Wood, of New York City.
Note—The foreging supplements
the report in our issue of July 28
—v.
188,
p.
Dated Aug. 1,
1
from
1959
188,
p.
awarded to a group
composed of Boland, Saffin &
Co.,
J
Fidelity Union Trust Co.,' Newark,
—
were
at
fice,
or
of
the
2
1958.
to-
Due on Aug.
inclusive.
1968
by
State
pay¬
Treasurer's
of¬
at the First National Bank
Santa
Fe.
Legality approved
Nagel,, Sherman &
<
Dawson,
Howard, of Denver.
NEW
YORK
Cornwall, Canterbury Fire District
(P. O. Cornwall), N. Y.
Bond Offering—William Cocks,
District
will
receive
(DST) on
Aug. 14 for the purchase of $30,000 fire department bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1958.
Due on March 1
Secretary,,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
from 1959 -to 1968 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at
the
County
National Bank,
Cornwall.
Legality
Hawkins, Delafield
New York-City.-
approved. by
& Wood, * of
v"
J
<
.
Farmingdale, N. Y.
Bond
receive
,
"
m
Offering—- Chester M.
Burhans,
Village' Treasurer,
bids
sealed
until
3
will
p.m.
(DST) on Aug. 12 for the purchase
of $47,000 public purposes bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958. Due on Aug. 1
from 1959 to 1966 inclusive. Prin-»
cipal and interest
the
at
Bank
Legality
Delafield
New York City.
Farmingdale.
by Hawkins,
of
payable
(F-A)
National
First
of
approved
& Wood,
21
until
for
8
the
as
p.m.
The
(DST)
purchase
Palatine, Carlisle, Esperance and
Johnstown Central School District
No.
bonds
of
Aug.
$750,000
on
(P.
of
National
on
Bank
Wild-
of
NEW
MEXICO
facilities
bonds
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson,
jointly.
Western
Blair
&
&
York, Buffalo,
Manufacturers
Inc.,
Trust
Middletown, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
Roosevelt
Co., Bosworth,
Co., and J. A. Hogle
follows: *•
,
..
-
.
Cross,
as
2V2S, at
basis
a
about
Bond Offering—Frank V.
Slack,
a
New Paltz, N. Y.
sealed
&
&
100.24,
of
Village
group composed of Commerce
Trust Co., Kansas City, Zahner &
$112,000 public
improvement bonds offered Aug. 5
188, p. 397—were awarded to
—v.
gen¬
a
,r,
1
Y.
Co.,
Buffalo,
Cross, R. D. White &
Co., and John J. DeGolyer & Co.,
as
3.70s, at a price of 100.31, a
to
•
New
Co.,
Traders
obligation bonds offered Aug.
5—v. 188, p. 297—were awarded
&
No.
N.
Roosevelt &
eral
Coughlin
District
Henrietta)
—
price of
2.45%.
Farmington, N. Mex.
Sale—The $1,215,000
Sewer
O.
were awarded to
a
group
composed of the Marine Trust Co.
offered
—
v. 188, p. 493 — were
awarded to Stern Brothers & Co.,
as
group
bonds
Sale—The $600,000 recre¬
Aug. 5
Co.,
a
basis of about 3.61%.
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
&
to
Bond Sale—The $500,000 sewer
offered Aug. 6—v. 188, p.
dated
are
mature
Sullivan
awarded
Heinrietta
Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
Co.,
$1,500,000 school
Aug. 5—v. 188, p.
& Co., Hornblower &
Weeks, Reynolds & Co., and Chas.
King & Co., as 3.60s, at a price
of 100.079, a basis of about 3.59%,
Marine
and
offered
Stevenson
493
ational
(P. O. Fonda), N. Y.
composed of Smith, Barney & Co.,
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Bacon,
Sept. 1,
Sept. 1 from
1959 to 1966 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Bond
1
Bond Sale—The
follows:
bonds
1958 and
Mohawk, Charleston, Root,
Glen,
397-—were
397.
Wildwood, N. J.
Offering—John J. Wizst,
Clerk, will receive sealed
City
bids
Bond
Bond Sale—The
$980,000 school
bonds offered Aug. 4—v.
until
fon,
group
&
397
Principal
Ramirez,
Education,
bids
(MST) on Aug. 14 for the
purchase of $500,000 school bonds.
Regional High
School District (P. O. Hampton),
New Jersey
Bond
of
p.m.
the
407 in
Jersey
awarded
;
<
Sante Fe
Principal and interest (F-A)
2.41%.
July Traffic Sets Record—Traf¬
fic
Sale—The $775,000 sewer
offered Aug. 5—v. 188, p.
bonds
July 1 from. 1959 to
on
were
group composed of
Trust Co., Chemical
3s.
as
50,000 airport bonds as 3s.
Due
on July
1 from 1959 to 1963
offered
—
Corh
Bond
Township School District
(P. O. Whippany), N. J.
and
awarded
a
397
wood.
NEW
:
station, bonds
1963 inclusive.
160,000 school bonds.
Co., as 3s, at a price of
100.28, a basis of about 2.95%.
Moorhead, Miss.
curb
to
Bankers
New
Hanover
of
bonds
p.
$590,000 general bonds.
awarded to E. S.
fire
Due
•
bonds,
discount.
Sale—The
offered
493—were
The
65,000
inclusive.
Bond
$100,000
..
zens
$950,000
improvement
—
v. 188,
North
composed of J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
Reynolds & Co., Schmidt, Roberts
—
Sale—The
Aug* 7
County (P. O.
Concord), N. H.
Note
bonds
First
inclusive.
:
-
Middlesex County (P. O. New
Merrimack
Bond
Marshall County (P. O.
Holly
Springs), Miss.
Sale
bonds are dated April 1,
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Hightstown Trust
Co.,
Hightstown.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
pany,
Seabrook, N. H.
Bond
the
The
■
(J-D) payable at the Hunterdon
County Trust Company, in Cali-
Legal¬
ity approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Greenville, Miss.
$600,000 street
„
1972 inclusive.
1958.
the
1
<
from
Shawmut Bank of Boston.
National
Bank, and First
National Bank, both of
Mankato.
of
I
inclusive.
16, 1958. Principal and in¬
terest
payable at the National
Haddon
members
to
improvement
April
Dec.
$40,000 road
syndi¬
and bridge bonds offered
Aug. 5National
Bank,
of v.
188, p. 493—were awarded to
Minneapolis, First National Bank,
the First National Bank of Mem¬
of
St. Paul, Blyth &
Co., Inc.,
Allison-Williams Co., J. M. Dain phis.
£c Co.,
Inc., Piper, Jaffray & Hop- Marshall County Supervisors Dist.
wood, A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.,
No. 3 (P.O.
Holly Springs), Miss.
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., Harold
Bond Sale—An issue of
£. Wood &
$125,000
Co., Caldwell, Phillips industrial
bonds was sold to
Co., Woodard-Elwood &
Co., Citi¬
Other
cate:
1959
Secretary of Board of
Sale—The $100,000 notes Education, will receive sealed bids
Aug. 5 were awarded to until 8 p.m. (EDST) on Aug. 19
offered
the
Sale—The
general
bonds. Due on
Sehultz,
discount.
a
42,000
bonds:
July
1967
to
and
refunding bonds.
April 1 from 1959 to
on
1959
inclusive;
$125,000 3V8S, due on July
1, 1968 and 1969.
115,000 storm sewer bonds: $100,-'
000 3s, due on July
1 from
: 1959
to
1967 inclusive; and
$15,000 3% s, due-on July 1,
1968.=
: • •"
•100,000 park bonds as 3s. ;Due
on
July 1 from 1959 to 1963
$73,000
is indicated that 4,076,127 vehicles
used the Turnpike compared with
HAMPSHIRE
Bond Offering
were
to
from
1974 inclusive.
July, 1958.
$22,000 street
paving bonds offered Aug. 5 were
3%s, at
sanitary
sewer
$285,000 3s, due on
general
Due
Columbus
Note
as
$31,000
of
Jersey Turnpike Authority
(P. O. New Brunswick), N. J.
Dover, N. H.
The
410,000
Aug.
on
New
Trauer-
Ecru, Miss.
—
(DST)
p.m.
purchase
bonds, as follows:
basis
nicht, of St. Louis.
Sale
dated
arc
1969.
N.Liedtke,
able
the
on
receive
$270,000 water system bonds.
30,000 sewer system bonds.
offered
Collins, Miss.
Co., Collins.
will
8
the
for
eral
Van
(MST) on
Aug. 29 for the purchase of $300,000 bonds, as follows:
Trauer-
Sale—An issue of $60,000
public utility revenue bonds was
sold to the State Bank & Trust
Due
19
until
Monday, August 11, 1956
.
Brunswick), N. J.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
phis.
additional
lerest of 2.20% from Jan.
to July 1, 1959.
sold
was
•
$550,-
Bond
,.
Bond
1988 inclusive.
bear
of
nicht, of St. Louis.
Jan. 1 from
1981 inclusive.
bonds
1,
inclusive.
1974 inclusive.
455,000 3.60s. Due
1982
Jan.
issue
bonds
Clerk,
Town
awarded
inclusive.
Due
1971
1,
Cady & Co., Inc.,
3s, 3V4S and 3%s. Dated Sept.
1957. Interest M-S.
Legality
cost
Jan. 1 from
to
Aug.
Pittsboro), Miss.'*
Sale—An
school
Bond
3s.
455,000 3y2s. Due
1975
a
Dated
group headed by
as
follows:
on
195,000 3.30s. Due
1972
interest
net
a
$435,000 21/2S. Due
The
to
Voast,
receive
Calhoun County, County Sch. Dist.
000
Townsend, Mont.
Offering — Shirley
Bond
p.m.
on
O.
bids
,
$475,000 water bonds: $350,000 3s,
due on July 1 from 1959 to
1967
inclusive; and $125,000
3V8s, due on July 1, 1968 and
Borough Clerk, Will receive sealed
Bond
Bro-
MISSISSIPPI
(P.
eral
bonds.
Hightstown, N. J.
Bond Offering—Elsie
Board of Land Commissioners.
Omaha.
Aug. 1 from 1959 to
1978, inclusive.
£a Crescent, Minn.
,
8
Due
Aug.
on
terest F-A.
.
No.
4s.
as
The certificates
ect
Miners
and
Bank, of Hibbing,
.
certifi¬
equipment"
$850,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 4—v. 188,
p. 297—were awarded to the State
NEW
H.
will
7
County School District
(P. O. Hardin), Mont.
Sale—The
Bond
bear additional
—
1
17-H
Bond
NEBRASKA
Feb. 1 from
Offering—Einar
gren,
3JAs,
as
1958.
(CDST)
Certificate Sale
An issue of on Aug. 13 for the purchase of
$46,000 street construction and $90,000 Sewer Improvement Proj¬
maintenance
No.
Willmar, Minn.
Bond
Big Timber,
Ingen & Co., Inc.,
of 100.05, a
price
a
Feb. 1 from
on
2.20%
Feb.
sealed
Hibbing, Minn.
Co.,
Big Horn
Feb. 1 from
1988 inclusive.
of
to
from
Trust
at par.
Van
at
basis of about 3.64%.
1,
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1974 inclusive.
bonds
interest
Paul, First National Bank of Min¬
neapolis, and Freeborn National
Bank of Albert Lea.
to
105,000 3.80s. Due
$112,000 gen¬
drainage bonds of¬
National
on
1970 inclusive.
30,000 3%s. Due
•>.
fered Aug. 5—v. 188, p. 397—were
awarded to a group composed of
the
25,000 3.30s. Due
Sale—The
eral obligation
3.80%,
3s. Due on Feb. 1
196f to 1967 inclusive.
'
par,
*
$35,000
Legality approved by
Dorsey,, Owen, Scott, Barber &
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
County (P. O. Albert
Lea), Minn.
group
price of
a
follows:
as
inclusive.
Freeborn
a
net interest cost of about
a
1969
to
to
composed of J. M. Dain & Co.,
Allison-Williams Co., Piper, Jaf¬
fray & Hopwood, Kalman & Co.,
E. J. Prescott & Co., and Juran
Delano, Minn.
Due
awarded
J.
house
Principal
MONTANA
suit¬
able bank designated by the pur¬ able in
inverse numerical order as
Big Timber, Mont.
chaser.
Legality
approved
by of Feb.
Bond Sale—The $53,900 sewer¬
1, 1974. Interest F-A. Le¬
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis. gality approved
by Dorsey, Owen, age disposal plant bonds offered
Bellingliam Indep. School District Barber, Scott & Marquart, of Aug. 4 — v. 188, p. 193 — were
awarded to the Citizens Bank &
No. 371, Minn.
Minneapolis.
1960
and
B.
3.65s,
as
Wentzville, Mo.
Richfield Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 280,
\
Minnesota
Minnesota
Offering—Ward
Bond
MISSOURI
Minneapolis.
.
Treasurer,
bids
until
1
will
receive
p.m.
(EDST)
on
Aug. 13 for the purchase of
$275,000
sewer
addition
bonds.
Dated Aug. 15, 1958. Due on Aug.
15
from
1959
to
1988
inclusive.
*
"Volume
188
Number 5767
.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
at
the
Hugenot
National
Bank, of New Paltz. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Sullivan,
Donovan,
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
New York City.
Watertown
York
Bond
City, N. Y.
Offering
—
Lawrence
E.
Gerosa, City Comptroller, will re'
ceive
sealed
'(DST)
•
bids
until
\
noon
for the pur¬
$32,400,000 bonds, as fol¬
Aug.
on
chase of
26
lows:
'
interest
security
y* / in three
years.
bonds to
*
2,100,000
contribution
-
BMT
■
The
•
15,
and
Sept./ 15
and
IRT
assessment
Bond
Greenhills
■
Sept.
serially on
to 1973 in-
1959
bonds offered Aug. 5—
v.
188, p. 494—were awarded to
the Wachovia Bank & Trust Co.,
Winston-Salem, at a price of par,
hospital
net interest cost of about
2.94%,
follows:
1 from
$60,000 2V2S. Due
1961
on June
1963 inclusive.
to
3s. Due
190,000
elusive.
June
on
1 from
1964 to 1972 inclusive.
Oyster Bay Union
No.
17
Sell.
Free
Dist.
North Carolina (State
(P. O. Hicksville), N. Y.
Offering—Fred J. Neeth,
Bond
"District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
Aug.
13 for
12:30
(DST)
p.m.
on
purchase of'$r,-
the
Sale—The
Note
ital
of)
$8,000,000
cap¬
bond anticipa¬
tion notes offered Aug. 5—v. 188,
p.
improvement
398
were
—
awarded
to
the
Dated June
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., Win¬
1986
June 1 from 1959
inclusive.
Principal and
ston-Salem, as Is, at a price of
100.05, a basis of about 0.949%.
interest
(J-D) payable at the Long
455,000 school bonds.
Due
1, 1958.
to
on
National
Island
ville,
or
New
of
Bank
York
Ramapa,
Richland
Co.,
DAKOTA
Colfax School
(P. O. Wahpeton),
Offering
Bond
Clerk
Moleston Fire District
10
Board
the
of
receive
will
—
Fiske,
Education,
John
of
Board
bids
sealed
at
the
fire
$30,000
National
Rockland
the
The
—
of
Bank,
building
Due
bonds.
on
June 1 from 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
Suffern, as 2.40s.
Richmondville, Summit,
Seward,
Fxtltrnn, Decatur amd Worcester
School District
Central
,
No.
....
Bond Sale—The street
u
Bond
Offering
—
District Clerk, will receive
(DST) on
Aug. 13 for the purchase of $130,000 school building bonds. Dated
rane,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
June 1,
1958 to
Due on Dec. 1 from
1976 inclusive.
Principal
1958.
(J-D) payable at the
Richmondville,
Rich¬
mondville.
Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
a
price of 100.82, a basis of about
(P. O. 24601 Fairmount Blvd.,
Cleveland 24), Ohio
the
school
for
13
the
Due
on
of
purchase
Feb.
Dated Aug.
1
from
$185,000
1, 1958.
1978
1960 to
—
George
D.
Schatel, Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until noon (DST) on Aug. 25
No, 13 (P. O. Southampton), N. Y.
school bonds.
Offering
Bond
lor
Offering—Anna K. Damrn,
Sch. Dist.
'
of
purchase
building
$360,000
Dated
bonds.
Sept. 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1 from
1960 to 1977 inclusive. Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at the
City Bank of Cleveland.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
National
Principal and interest
Bedford City School District, Ohio
payable at the First Na¬
Bond Offering—Ralph D. Deevtional Bank, of Southampton. Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater, ers, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til noon (DST) on Aug. 26 for the
New York City.
of
purchase
Stony Point (P. O. Stony Point),
New York
Bond
man,
ceive
Provident Savings
Bank & Trust Co., Cincinnati, as
3V2S, at a price of 100.08, a basis
Inc.,
of
from
bids
unti
11
of about 3.49%.
1959^ to
Due
1963
on
(P. O.
Montgomery County
and
1
from
a.m.
Dayton), Ohio
Sale — The $148,646.08
district bonds offered Aug.
sewer
5
—
v.
188, p. 398
—
were
Braun, Bosworth &
to
inclusive.
price of 100.44, a basis
a
North Dixie
5120
Drive,
Dayton),
Ohio
Offering—E. F* Coy-, Clerk
of Education, will
Bond
of
the
Offering
1961
1982 inclusive.
to
'
•
.
until
bids
sealed
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Vandalia State Bank,
No.
Bond
Clerk of the Board of Education,
Aug. 11 for the
purchase of $13,000 transportation
equipment bonds. Due from 1961
(CST)
p.m.
to
Oberlin, Ohio
Sale—The
sewer
were
awarded to the First Cleve¬
land
Corp.,
as 3s,
at a price of
basis of about 2.87%.
a
Princeton
(P.
Local
School
Empire, Oregon
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
offered
398—were
$30,000 water
5—v. 188, p.
Aug.
awarded
Chas.
to
N.
Tripp & Co.
Offering—M.
Secretary, will re¬
bids
sealed
inclusive.
Bonds
are
Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Aug. 28 for
purchase of $500,000 school
building bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
the
and Dec.
p.m.
1
from
1960 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and
as
of Jan.
Heights City Seh. District,
Ohio
on
Aug. 1
3,500,000
3V4S.
1969
from
to
3%s.
1976
from
Due on
500,000 0.25s.
1975
1982
.•
1
inclusive.
Due on
to
Aug.
Aug. 1
inclusive.
Due Aug. 1, 1983,
Other members of the
syndicate:
& Savings Bank, of
Harris Trust
Eastman Dillon, Union
Goldman, Sachs
Chicago,
Securities & Co.,
&
Co., Blair & Co., Salomon Bros.
& Hutzler, Stone & Webster Se¬
curities Corp., R. W. Pressprich &
Co., Hornblower & Weeks, Hayden,
Stone & Co., A. Webster
Dougherty & Co., Coffin & Bun%
Butcher & Sherrerd; Roosevelt &
Cross, First of Michigan Corpora¬
tion, Fidelity Union Trust Co., of
Newark, the Illinois Company, i
Andrews & Wells, Inc., Bram-
Falion & Co., Inc., Moore,
Lynch, Steele, Haines
Co., Thomas & Co., Brooke &
Co., Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W.
B. Hibbs & Co., Inc., McCormtek
hall,
Leonard &
&
of Providence.
Sharpsburg, Pa.
■ '
$100,000 gen¬
bonds offered Aug.
City Auditor 4—v. 188, p. 399 — were awarded
Portland, Oregon
Bond
Offering
Will
Gibson
will
be
—
announces
received
that
until
11
bids
a.m.
(PST) on Sept. 9 for the purchase
of
$3,000,000 first stations and
equipment bonds. Dated Oct. 15,
1958. Due
on
Sale—The
eral obligation
to
a
composed of Steele,
Co., Blair & Co., Ine.^
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., as
group
Haines
and
&
3s, at a price of 100.17, a basis of
about 2.96%.
Oct. 15 from 1961 to
PUERTO
1970 inclusive.
at the Provident
Shaker
Due
from 1960 to 1968 inclusive.
Bond
man,
1
8
due in 1967 and
callable
s
Offering—Edna Mae Hei-
June
until
41/2s.
$4,500,000
(PST) on Aug. 12 for the purchase &
Co., Mullaney, Wells & Co.',
of $16,000 water general obliga¬
Fahey, - Clark & Co., Glover &
tion bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1958.
MacGregor, Inc., Dolphin & Co.)
Due on Jan. 1 from 1960 to 1975
and the Industrial National Bank,
1, 1966.
O. Cincinnati), Ohio
on
Whit-
Earl
ceive
thereafter
District
Due on June 1 and Dec.
1960
to
1978 inclusive.
at
the
Rockland
Bond Offering—Gladys
National
PENNSYLVANIA
Puerto
Rico
Authority
Berwick
and Briar Creek
(Boroughs) and Salem and
Briar Creek (Townships),
Seh. Dist. (P. O.
RICO
Aqueduct and Sewer
(P. O. San Juan),
Puerto Rico
Revenues
enues
of
fiscal
Show Increase—Rev¬
the
Berwick),
Pennsylvania
M. Fos¬
will
receive
ter,
Village
Clerk,
I
•
-
.
■
,.
-
-
-
OREGON
aker, District
$21,838
improvement bonds
Aug. 4—v. 188, p. 398—
paving
Bond
on
1963 inclusive.
Co., Inc., at a price of
net interest cost of about
as follows:
a
year
Authority
for
ended June 30,
the
1858,
Bond Offering — Frederick A.
amounted to $8,181,077, a gain of
Bond Offering—Mary T. FernDavid, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
stermaker,
Secretary of
School $594,117, or approximately
8%
sealed bids until noon (DST) on
cation, will receive sealed bids
ity
approved
by
Vandewater,
Board, will receive sealed bids over the $7,586,960 of the preced¬
Aug. 25 for the purchase of $6,965 until noon (DST) on Sept. 4 for
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
the purchase of $2,109,000 build¬ until 8 a.m. (EDST) on Aug. 16
water bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1958.
ing fiscal year, according to Rafael
New York City.
for the purchase of $42,000 school
Due on Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1968
ing bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1958. Due
V.
Drrutia, Executive Director,
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1958.
Due
Vtica, N. Y.
inclusive. Principal and interest on April 1 and Oct. 1 from 1960
Customers totaled 220,030 on June
to 1979 inclusive.
Principal and on Oct. 1 from 1959 to 1968 in¬
Bond Sale—The $2,500,000 City
(J-D)
payable at the Chagrin
Principal
and
interest 30, 1958 compared with 203,695 a
(A-O) payable at
the clusive.
Auditorium
building bonds of¬ Falls office ©f the Central Na¬ interest
Cleveland Trust Co.,
Cleveland. (A-O) payable at the First Na¬ year earlier.
fered Aug. 7—v. 188, p. 398—were tional Bank of Cleveland.
tional Bank, of Berwick.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
awarded to a group composed of
For the month of June, 1958
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
Brownsville, Pa.
revenues were $742,658, compared
Bond Offering—Duane N. Scott,
Chicago, First Boston Corp., and
Bond Offering—W. S. Conwell,
SieubenviUe, Ohio
with $702,719 in June of 1957, a
White, Weld & Co., as 3.20s, at a City Auditor, will receive sealed
Bond Sale—The $1,122,725 im¬ Borough Secretary, will receive
bids until noon (DST) on Aug. 20
price of 101.01, a basis of about
gain of 5.7%. During the month,
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (D8T) on
for
the
purchase
of $1,600,000 provement bonds offered Aug. 7
3.11%.
^
10 projects were completed and
first mortgage water works reve¬ —v. 188, p. 398—were awarded to Aug. 11 for the purchase of $50,Watertown City School District,
nue
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1958. a group composed of McDonald & 000 general obligation improve¬ 15 new ones begun.
ment bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1958.!
\
New York
Due on Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1984 Co., Field, Richards Be Go* Ohio
The Government Development
Due on Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1975"
inclusive. Callable as of Dec. 1. Company, and Provident Savings
Bond Offering—Anita M. Payne,
Bank for Puerto Rico is fiscal
Legality approved by
Bank & Trust Co., Cincinnati, as inclusive.
1968. Principal and interest (J-D)
District Clerk, will receive sealed
agent for the Aqueduct and Sewer
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on Aug. payable at the First National Bank 3V2S, at a price of 100.82, a basis Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohi, of
Pittsburgh.
Authority.
of about 3.39%.
12 for the purchase of $3,300,000 of Akron.
Legality approved by
able
Bank, of West Haverstraw. Legal¬
■
Philadelphia.
&
100.07,
3.27%,
3,500,000
■
Offering—Cliff Williams,
Bond
100.71,
.
Mapleton Water District, Oregon
Vandalia..
offered
.
County Indep. School Dist.
4 (P. O. Guthrie), Okla.
Logan
on
Bond
*.
-
noon
Aug. 19 for the pur¬
chase of $700,000 school building
bonds. Dated June 1, 1958. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1981 inclusive.
and
"
Board
receive
Jim Webster,
—
Clerk, will receive bids un¬
til 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 19 for
the purchase
of $78,000 water¬
works bonds. Due serially from
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
Northridge Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Due
Chagrin Falls, Ohio
Principal and Interest (J-D) pay¬
Bond
Town
award¬
Co., as
1958.
Cleveland.
June
Stuart
Lenapah, Okla.
Bond
Dated Sept.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Cleveland Trust Co.,
re¬
Aug. 13 for the pur¬
$94,000 highway bonds.
1, 1958.
site
Sale—The
and
interest (J-D) payable
Savings Bank &
Trust
Co.,
Cincinnati.
Legality
Cleveland.
Legality approved by approved
by
Peck,
Shaffer &
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of Williams, of Cincinnati.
Oss-
will
on
Dated June
1
Supervisor,
sealed
(EDST)
chase
1, 1958.
Offering—Edwin K.
Town
$1,310,000
school building bonds.
gality approved by Townsend, El¬
liott & Munson, of
Exeter, Pa.
Offering — Anthony B.
Borough Secretary, will
Hughes & Co., Braun, Bosworth &
inclusive.
(F-A)
as
—
(EST)
Beochwood Village Local
Southampton Common Sch. District
Bond
of¬
3.05%.
of
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on Aug.
totaling $277,200
4—v. 188, p. 298—were
awarded to McDonald & Co.
The bonds were sold as 3 Vis, at
Versailles,
—
fered Aug.
and interest
Bank
bonds
ment
Curtis Coch¬
of
Wood
of about 2.67%.
improve¬
Bank
payable at the Conyngham Na¬
tional Bank, of Conyngham. Le¬
—
2%s, at
"Bay Village, Ohio
1
(P. O. 18 East Main Street,
Richmondvitle), N. Y.
National
4s.
on
County (P. O. Bowling
Bond
Green), Ohio
Mirra,
$31,900 Water
Due on Nov. 1 from 1959 to 1981
receive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
No.
1
special
assessment
inclusive. Principal and interest Line
(EDST) on Aug. 19 for the pur¬
bonds offered July 31—v. 188, p.
(M-N) payable at the Southern
chase of $42,000 general obliga¬
were
awarded to Fahey,
Ohio National Bank of Cincinnati. 298
tion funding bonds.
Dated Aug.
Clark & Co., as 23/4s, at a price
Legality approved by Peck,
15, 1958. Due on Aug. 15 from
Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati. of 100.21, a basis of about 2.71%.
1959 to 1967 inclusive. Principal
and interest payable at the First
OKLAHOMA
Hudson, Ohio
National Bank, of Exeter.
Legal¬
Bond Sale
The $24,000 sani¬
Johnston County Indep. Sch. Dist.
ity approved by Townsend, Elliott
tary sewer bonds offered Aug. 5
No. 37 (P. O. Wapanucka), Okla.
& Munson, of Philadelphia.
—v. 188, p. 298—were awarded to
Bond Offering — C. M. Taylor,
Note—The foregoing bonds or-,
McDonald & Co., as 4s, at a price
Clerk of the Board of Education,
of 100.62, a basis of about 3.93%.
iginally were offered on June 3—..
will receive sealed
bids until 5
v. 187, p. 2279—and not sold.
Madison Twp. Local School District p.m. (CST) on Aug. 11 for the pur¬
Philadelphia School District, Pa.
chase of $35,000 bonds, as follows:
(P. O. Trotwood), Ohio
Bond
Sale
The
$12,000,000
Bond Sale—The $800,000 school
$31,000 building bonds. Due seri¬
general obligation school building
building bonds offered Aug. 6—
ally from 1960 to 1969 inclu¬
bonds offered Aug. 5—vt' 188, p./
v.
188, p. 398—were awarded to
sive.
195—were awarded to a syndicate
a
group
composed
of
Ryan,
4,000 transportation
equipment
headed by the First National City
Sutherland
&
Co.,
Stranahan,
bonds. Due serially from 1960
Bank of New York, and Halsey,
Harris
&
Co.,
Raffensperger,
to 1963 inclusive.
ed
OHIO
by the Clerk of
until
Bond
County Auditor's office
school
—
(EST) on Aug. 21 for. the
purchase of $593,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1958.
in Wah¬
apparatus bends offered Aug. 6— peton, until 2 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
15
for
the
purchase of $15,000
v.
188, p. 494—were awarded to
Sale
Bond
improvement
1, 1958.
Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1981
inclusive.
Principal and interest
bonds offered July 24—v. 188, p.
298
were
awarded to the First
Education
of
plant
Due
Dated Sept.
bonds.
ment
p.m.
Co.,
North Dakota
&
(P. O. Spring Valley), N. Y.
County,
District No
ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
,
,
NORTH
Hicks¬
the Irving Trust
City.
Legality
at
received
be
298—were awarded rectors, will receive sealed bids
& Co., as 3V4S, at a until 7:30 p.m. (EDST) on Aug. 18
100.33, a basis of about for the purchase of $46,000 gen¬
eral
obligation school improve¬
treatment
(P. O. Cincinnati), Ohio
Bond Offering — Sealed bids
the
1
Sch.
Dist.
will
County (P. O.
Waynesville), N. C.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 county
Village
Exempted
bonds
p.
Versailles, Ohio
Sale—The $20,000 sewage
improvement notes.
assessment
Cohyngham School District, Pa.
Bond Offering:—Margaret Fink,
$184,415 special
offered July 31 Secretary of Board of School Di¬
McDonald
to
will receive sealed bids price of
until noon (DST) on Aug. 11 for 3.18%.
the purchase of $347,500 special
Haywood
as
188,
—v.
Offering—J.
Mayor,
CAROLINA
NORTH
Elyria, Ohio
Grant Keys,
Bond
55
Tallmadge, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
and
National
Watertown, or at the option of
the holder, at the Chase Manhat¬
tan Bank, of New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
^
a
dated
be
mature
from
annual
pay
Funds.
will
bonds
1958
"
the
to
Pension
serially
Due
costs.
Principal
payable at the
Bank,
in
(M-N)
of
Dempsey,
&
■
3,300,000 bonds to finance social
,
inclusive.
1987
to
Sanders
Cleveland.
Due on Nov. 1 fromv 1959
1, 1958.
$27,000,000 school building bonds.
Due serially in 15 years.
-
Squire,
school building bonds. Dated Aug.
New
(595)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
.
S6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(596)
ISLAND
RHODE
McKinney Indep. School District,
Texas
Lincoln, JR. I.
Bond
Sale—The
Bond
offered
Bonds
495
"Walker &
of
100.08,
,,
.
the Superintendent
7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
Aug. 12 for the purchase of
$225,000 school house unlimited
tax bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1958. Due
on Aug.
1 from 1960 to 1990 in¬
Co., as 3.60s, at a price
basis of about 3.59%.
Pawtucket, R. I.
Aug.
clusive.
$700,000 notes
188, p. 495—
6—v.
1, 1977.
Hospital Trust Co., Providence, at
0.80% discount.
SOUTH
Bonds
Travis
due
in
1978
callable
are
Interest F-A.
County Water Control and
Improvement District No. 13 (P. O.
Austin), Texas
DAKOTA
Bond Sale—An issue of
Brookings County, White Indep.
117 (P. O. White),
unlimited
Sch. Dist. No.
'
1964
The
bonds
Dorset Town School
Bond
Sale—The
construction
30—v.
188,
to F. S.
school
First
,
Bank
Bond Sale—An issue of $400,000
titility system revenue bonds was
Securities
$42,000 4%s. Due
.1964
to
54,000 43/4S.
,
1969
.
,
Due
to
1973
The
1958
■;
1973.
proved
dated
Plans $190
J-D.
dicate
lam. Contractors
$1,000,000
zation to
awarded
to
a
bocker,
©f
H.
com-
Republic National Bank
of
$250,000 2hs. Due
1959
on'
from 1959 to 1988. inclusive.
at
Dallas,
the
at
Manufacturers
410,000 4s. Due
;' 1986
to
vr
!
•
Aug. 1 from
'
-
3
inclusive.
;
Bond Sale—An issue of $713,000
I water works
and,- sewer system
revenue
refunding bonds
to the First Southwest
lows:
1
v
1?153,000 '23/4S.
Due
-
on
sold
was
Co.,
:
-
fol¬
as
7
•
June
15
from 1959 to 1965 inclusive.
100,000 3s, Due
1966 to
;
455,000
on
1969
434s.
City.
vL'y.;:'1 ■!'
vUTAH
inclusive.
on
1958
1973.
bonds
and
callable
Interest
proved
are
•
15
by
June
June
J-D.
McCall,
Legality
1964 to
inclusive.
15,
ap¬
&
Aug. 1 from
on
1966 inclusive.
1967 to
The
Aug. 1 from
on
416,000 4s. Due
Aug.
on
1 from
1983 inclusive.
bonds
dated
are
V
Aug. ,,1,
and are callable as of Aug.
1, 1968. Interest F-A. Legality ap¬
proved, by Preston, Thorgrimson
&
Horowitz, of Seattle.
' ;
.
WISCONSIN %
;
Glendale
(City) and River Hills
(Village) Joint Sch. Dist. No. 1
(P. O. 4650 North Port Wash-
;
ington Road, Milwaukee 12),
Wisconsin
Bond
Offering—E.
A.
Koepke,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
and oral bids until 8
p.m. (CDST)
on
Aug. 25 for the, purchase of
$818,000 general obligation corpo¬
rate
1,
bonds.
purpose
1958.
Due
to
1978
on
Dated
Sept.
inclusive.
Sept.
1
from
Interest
;
.
.
....
v
bids
until
11
a.m.
(CDST)
on
Aug. 19 for the purchase of $550.000
Sale—The $7,500,000 gen¬
obligation
water
improve¬
bonds offered Aug. 4 — v.
188, p. 196—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by the Bankers
ment
Trust
Company, of New
City,' at ; a price rof 100.06,
interest
cost
follows:-
%
;
of
about
;;
•
-
-
York
a
net
2.62%-,
; v. ~.
as
-
•
'
$700,000 3s, Diie;on. Feb. 1 from
1960 to
1963
inclusive.
2Hs.
Due
on
:
Feb.
1
3,000,000
2.70s.
Due
on
Feb.
1959
and
by
Standard
&
Poors,
1
serves
with
large
the
areas
Due
on
city but also
of the Salt Lake
Dated
Sept. 1 from
1978
inclusive.
Principal
(M-S) payable at a
house agreeable to the
interest
banking
city and the purchaser, or at the
Kellogg. Citizens National Bank,
Green Bay.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
•
-
*
City
i
Sheboygan, Wis.
;
Bond
Offering
Clerk,
—
'
Melvin
!
Mohr,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 1 p.m.
(CDST) on Aug.
for the purchase of
$3,675,000
corporate purpose bonds.
Dated
18
Sept. 1, 1958.
Due
1959
inclusive.
and
to
1978
interest
bank
in.
on
(M-S)
Chicago,
Sheboygan
Sept. 1 from
Principal
payable
at
Milwaukee,
as
may be
upon
between
chaser and the
city.
agreed
-
a
or
mutually
the
pur¬
Legality
by Chapman & Cutler
Chicago.
ap¬
of
Thiensville-Mequon
Union High
School District No. 1
(P. O.
the
bonds are the first public borrow¬
ing of the district, which is coex¬
tensive
to
bonds.
sewer
proved
Rated Aaa by Moody's and A-l
plus
storm
Sept. 1, 1958.
•
Bond
from 1972 to 1977 inclusive.
15,
Parkhurst
Crowe, of Dallas.
\
>
from 1964 to 1971 inclusive.
June
of
:
•
•
City (Pi Q. Salt Lake City),
3,800.000
-
dated
as
1963
46,000 3%s. Due
Utah
...
from 1970 to 1981 inclusive.
The
.
#
June 15 from
Due
Co.,
Metropolitan Water District of Salt
Lake
eral
Kermit, Texas
-
Trust
York
City..
Legality .ap¬
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
of New York
Aug„ 1 from
on
1993
Prin¬
New
»
on
1959 to
M-S.
Aug. li from
1975 to 1985 inclusive.
■
.
$66,000 3y2s. Due
1959
(M-S) payable
the City Treasurer's office, or
•
340,000 3%s. Due
1
>
cipal and interest
Co.,
to 1974 inclusive.
N.
;
.
.
end King Nelson & Co., at a
price
of 100.02,' a net interest cost of
about 3.86% as follows: 1 ^-..
•
•
■
Bank
&
Chas.
to
■
Corp.' of
Funk, Hobbs
project
v '
-
•
sold
was
Legality approved by
Bond
Robert Quarles, Herriott &
Clemons, of
Thomas, City Clerk, will receive Milwaukee.
*
V
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
/ •
Green Bay, Wis.
Aug. 20 for -the purchase of $2,-'
Bond Offering—Clifford A. Cen400,000 public school bonds. Dated
Sept, 15; 1958. Due on Sept. 15 ten, City Clerk, will receive sealed
Dallas, Central Investment Co.,
Creston
-
bonds,
follows:
.
group
Securities;
mile
Roanoke, Va.
Offering —J.
McClung & Knicker¬
Austin, Hart & Parvin,
Texas, Mercantile- National
.
in position to
are
17.6
proceed with the under¬
un¬
of
.Columbian
the
taking.
limited tax school building bonds
Aug. 5—v. 188, p. 400—
•'posed
ing
a
within 30 days following authori¬
•offered
"Were
on
Salmon, Wash.
Tripp-Co., and McLean & Co., Inc.,
as
a syn¬
Chairman Lucius J. Kel-
proceed
on
Bond Sale—An issue of $528,000
water and sewer.revenue refund¬
the
bridge-tunnel, according to Com¬
mission
1, 1958. Due
in New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
Financing-
bonds to finance construction of
1,
June. A,
Harlandale Indep. School District
(P. O. San Antonio), Texas
Sale—The
Dated Oct.
cal agency
underwriting, pos¬
sibly in October, of $190,000,000
Boothman, of Dallas.
Bond
for
Note
000,000
notes
Sale—An
2%
was
issue
sold
to
of
$20,-*
improvement
road
a
group
com¬
Dominion
WYOMING
Cheyenne, Wyo.
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 2 p.m.
(MST)
on
Securities, Ltd., Wood,
Gundy & Co., Ltd., Canadian Bank
of Commerce, and the Royal, Bank
of Canada.
Due on Aug. 1, 1959.
Due on Feb. 1, 1960.
Green
River School District
No.
2,
Port
Wyoming
Alberni, B. C.
Bond
$150,000
bonds was sold to
Co., Ltd., and the
Royal Bank of Canada, jointly, as
5l/os, at a price of 98.64.
Due on
Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclu¬
improvement
A.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until
Aug. 27 for the
purchase of $250,000 school bonds.
E.
sive.
1958
the Commission to manage
.
Legality ap¬
Huguenin &
by, Dumas,
Million
Columbia Toll Highways
Bridges Authority (P. O.
Vancouver), B. C.
and
posed of A. E. Ames & Co., Ltd.,
CANADA
(A-O) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office, or at the State's fis¬
Co., and Willis, Kenney
Ay res, have been appointed by
&
-
June
of
as
July 28
188^ p., 300—tvcre sold to the
Bond Offering—C. G.
Allen'&
1989 inclusive.
Interest
Dodge, of Boston.
on
British
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
Legal¬
ity approved by Quarles, Herriott
& Clemons, of Milwaukee.
Due
par.
Interest J-D.
the above-mentioned bank.
Seattle, Wash.
ap¬
Chesapeake Bay Ferry Commission
(P. O. Norfolk), Va.
June 1 from
on
callable
Legality,
VIRGINIA
inclusive.
bonds ,are
and
&
mer
June 1 from
1974 to 1978 inclusive.
: :
234,000 51ys. Due on June 1 from
1979 to
Boston.
Co.,
/
•:
of
'
■
on
70,000 5y4s. Due
(State of)
1978
State Finance Committee.
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
on June 1 from
inclusive,
1968
400—were awarded
p.
bids until 11 a.m. (DST)
Aug. .19 for the purchase of
$8,000,000
highway
construction
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1958. Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1968 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
payable at the National Shawmut
[cold to the First of Texas Corp.,
:
$160,000 school
offered
July
on
Granbury, Texas
"
offered
Callable after ten years from date
issue.
Principal and interest
sealed
TEXAS
follows:'
bonds
of
Offering—George H. Amidon, State Treasurer, will receive
-
as
Bond Sale—The $75,000 general
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1978 inclusive.
Bond
Na¬
-
,
Municipal
County Public Hospital Dist.
(P. O. Soap Lake), Wash.
4
White
of Circle, as 3f->s, at
price of 100.01, a basis of about
■end
No.
1,
District, Vt.
to
price of
a
Bond Sold—An issue of
1,
bonds
Vermont
tional Bank,
; Jointly,
Aug.
Aug.
Moseley & Co., as 3s, at a
100.64, a basis of about
price of
2.92%.
building bonds
offered July 30—v. 188, p. 399—
1.
of
as
VERMONT
Wall), S. Dak.
£t
dated
are
callable
and
Bond Sale—The $70,000 general
3.49%.
WASHINGTON
bonds.
School District No. 58 (P. O. ' *
the
from
1961
6s, at
Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
Aug. 26 for the purchase of $250,-
—v;
1
from
as
Monday, August 11, 1958
...
000 sewer bonds.
Erlandson,
City Comptroller, will
receive
1973.
Interest F-A.
Legality ap¬
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on
proved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Crowe, and Gibson, Spence & Gib¬ Sept. 2 for the purchase of $3,500,000
civic
Center
Development
son, of Austin.
1958
Pennington County, Wall Indep'.
to
Aug.
on
1
1974 to 1989 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Walter Eggert.
City Auditor, will receive sealed
Bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
14
for the purchase
of $20,000
general obligation street improve¬
ment bonds. Dated July 1, 1958.
Hue on July 1 from 1960 to 1978
inclusive.
Callable on any inter¬
est payment date.
Interest J-J.
legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart,
ef Minneapolis.
awarded
inclusive.;
240,000 5s. Due
Howard, S. Dak.
were
1973
to
are:
Bank, 625 N. Water St., Milwau¬
kee, until 2 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
20 for the purchase of $1,750,000
building and
equipment
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1958. Due on Sept.
,
bonds
1 from
offering
Cleveland; Reinholdt & Gard¬
obligation
188, p. 496—were awarded to
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
obligation
of
Grant
v.
the
pany, Incorporated; Walker Bank
& Trust Co.; National City Bank
$300,000
revenue
district.
in
City Bank of New
York; Smith, Barney & Co.; Kid¬
der, Pea body & Co.; Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Weeden & Co.,
Inc.; J. A. Hogle & Co.
Laidlaw & Co.; J. C. Bradford
& Co.; Geo. B. Gibbons & Com¬
ner.
Rauscher,
from
as
First National
$60,000 4.I/2S,vDue on Aug.
$80,000 school
offered Aug. 5—
bonds
to
well
as
the
of
Associated
Pierce &
Co., and James C. Tucker & Co.,
Inc., jointly, as follows:
Sale—The
Bond
and
tax
sold
was
South Dakota
Building
and
of Aug.
as
taxes
revenues
until
thereafter
awarded to the Rhode Island
were
Schools
of
H.
G.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received by
a
Sale—The
Note
offered
to
awarded
were
—
$75,000 school
5—v. 188, p.
Aug.
Valley.
Non-callable, the bonds
are
payable from unlimited ad
valorem
.
Thiensville), Wis.
Offering—W. W. Hochuli,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids c/o Leroy W.
Grossman, at
the
Marine
National
Exchange
BRITISH
:
Interest F-A.
North
Bond
COLUMBIA
&
Ames
Vancouver, B. C.
Sale—An issue of $40,000
improvement
Sale—An
improvement
Odium
Brown
issue
bonds
of
was
bonds
was
sold
to
Pemberton Securities, Ltd., as 6s,
Maple Ridge, B. C.
Bond
$31,000
sold
Investments,
to
Ltd.,
at
a
price of 100.10.
Due
on
July
31 from 1059 to 1978 inclusive. In¬
terest j—t
;
@FedFRASER