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MONDAY ISSUE "The Commercial w Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office New York 7, N. Number 5663 186 Volume RAILROAD PUBLIC UTILITY - StedLCo.—Registers With SEC— Acme AUg.. t," filed on company, * • Plan.—V.' 186, 417. g*. 9 Months End. June 30—•" 7^1957 Stock and Bond - Quotations $2,425,374 113,338 •567,758 income 7 ■, loss.—V. ♦Net 185, 2093. p. v. , .... New York Stock Exchange Altentowjv Portland Cement Period End. June 30— Earns, fest.)—_ before Income 713,000 766,000 1,018.000 share $825,558 $0.72 $894,715 $0.77 $1,178,069 $1.02 currently outstanding.—V. Net earnings •Earns, per •Based com. common' stock /shares of on Montreal Stock Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages 185, that the shares Exchange (Mich.)—Listed on ——— Big Board— of this beginning corporation were motive 1956 earnings its production of goes 33 higher amounted sharply up Although the sales for the per share. period like in before income taxes— 195,562 taxes test;) 100,912 Fed. decreased Condition Combined $901,620 $1.25 - ♦Based (est.)—'— $94,650 share. $0.13 com. per 718,600 shares outstanding on at June 30, 1957.—V. as 185, Co. of America—Chairman Aluminum Arthur A of of not it rramed resigned has old, years company, w»s. ced annoin was on immediately.-The scheduled for as Chairman Aug. 3. meeting of given now and is was lives Mr. as Florida, where area. He has been in Davis' reason for he hus large real relatively inactive Alcoa affairs in: recent years. " V •-.Mr, Davit, one of the founders of Alcoa, served as Chairman since estate, holdings it» Miami the in 1923. Prior t4- that, the President of the -company. The board, named Mr. Davis Honor cry Chairman Ids resignation on Aug. 2.—V. 186, p. 521. ' Aluminum This of "oii Goods Manufacturing of The The formation mercial of large a American inland barge four company, said. . .|ieac' office o? branch with i . n*?6 company will omniodities. Qiud American Com¬ of 17 cities and and Jeffersonville, Ind., terminal locations ip carry- oh cofnfnon Contract chemicals : nine. carrier transportation of general petroleum, through a barge service for bulk movement of dry bulk freight will be carried on HwstoUniZe<i &ubsidiar*'- Commercial Transport Corp., headquartered Under the of American Barge line >as exchanged for 1.6116 shares Of.the new concern, and each share .commercial. Transport convertible preferred stock was exchanged terms DinT.nmc sharcs u stock was of the merger each v %< , share American Commercial. exchanged on a Commercial Transport com* share-for-share basis. n-e Calhoun. formerly President of American Barge, was named \r"iari of the merged corporation. Jacob W. Hershey. formerly ,.ent °f Commercial Transport, is President of the new firm.—- Chop, 125,978.000 ^o, p. 15£a 90.516.000 5.969.000 4,o2j,00U 180.000 profit -after •taxes-2——-Preferred dividend — profit 5,794.000 is at orders June of pany of signing the announced Tito an assets on 30, 1957, $1.52 agreement providing for the and business of Sinclair & directors " both of Field— sale to this com¬ Valentine Co. was Aug. .6. firms terms or Co. common be exchanged have unanimously approved shares. American-Marietta. proposal will be submitted to Sinclair Valentine stockholders at a snecial meeting to be held on Aug. 23, 1957. . Sinclair As Valenrine is a leading manufacturer of printing inks, pigments and chemicals with headquarters in New York City. The company was established in 1890 -aiul has 37 plants in 22 states. Sinclair & Valenike Co. of Canada Ltd., in which American-Marietta will hold a substantial controlling interest, has eight .plants- in Canada and is a malor factor in the. printing ink and allied business in the Dominion. Foreign operations are conducted in Mexico, Cuba for 1.15 shares of The .and - Colombia, of Sinclair - Sales tunning at nr. published in the newspapers on corporation received in 1956 the with refunds and credits totaling $20,287,225, William H.. Brown, Vice-President, stated that the.report is incorrect. Mr. Brown further stated that the corporation, early in 1955; reached tuV agreement with the Government with respect to its excess profits taXcS during'World War II. This settlement was reported to the shareholders of American Viscose in the 1956 annual report as follows: * • T ' "Under an agreement with the'. Internal Revenue Service relating to with connection the statement • . A •* •••-. , Valentine's combined operations are currently in excess oi $25,000,000. —V. 18.), p. 209). annual rue the corpora¬ tion received in 1956 a net tax refund of $3,500,000. Settlement of these claims also released income tax provisions of $3,200,000. The total of $6,700,000 has not been included in income for tne year but has been added to retained earnings. ■> Interest of $1,800,000 received on the net tax refund was reduced by income taxes and related expenses to $757,000. which has been included In the earnings for 1956," .' relief for claims 'Mr. from World War II excess profits taxes, further, stated that American Viscose has no further respect to Federal income taxes and that ro refunds or expected beyond those received in 195G.—V. 185, p. 2210. Brown claims with are Anchorage Gas & Oil corporation on July 24 filed a letter of notification with the IGO.OOO shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered The SEC at Development Co., Inc., Anchor¬ Alaska—Files With SEC— age, amounted transaction involving 209,969 American-Marietta Each Sinclair &• Valentine common share, is to the Claims With Respect to Federal In¬ Further No July 31,' and "Aug. 1, 1957 that this lurgest rebate of Federal income taxes 2;724,250 $1.82 Co.—Enters Printing Ink American-Marietta The outstanding capital stock, Taxes— come 4,143,000 3,190.677 to $88,865,000 com¬ pared with $83,259,000 at the same time lust year. This figure does not include unfilled orders for AMP Automatic Pinspotters, which on June 30. 1957 were considerably in excess of the June 30, 1936 figure.—V. 180,-p. 209. Unfilled two half of 1956. Chemstrand Acrilan plant and Ketchi¬ expanding its pulp mill capacity by 20%. credits 175.000 available for common stock outstanding.-,,.---——' common share i.—. per completed on Aug. 1 with the merger and Commercial Transport Corp. was American Commercial Will be in office;/ in $ 80,576.000 9,940,000 Shares largest inland barge and 570 barges on a, stretching from the Great Lakes to Mexico, the new firm • $ Net Earnings other institutional 1956' 1957 109,946.000 16.032.000 • — - Common Barge Line Co. The merged concern,Which claims to be the enterprise in the world, will operate 51 towboats system Co.—Earns. Increased Ended June 80— notes Co.—Merger Completed— Line Barge Une Co., with placed been & Foundry American Machine >1965 and earnings. American Viscose's equity companies for the first half of 1957 was sales these of . Utah. in surance Net with American Barge in tlie lleihais $4,000,000 in 4%%.. notes running through ttvo banks and that $6,000,000 ivi 5% % .said placed funning through 1970 have lenders.—V. 185. p. 1509. nver per Co.—Private Sale— the major porthrough private $10,006,000 promissory notes and $2,000,000 from treasury company ocpii a letter 15 filed Pains funds. lu"e July on receiving company '.oiv Aug. 6 announced it yvfll finance its new $12,000,000 aluminum rolling mill Placement . of notification with the SEC stock (par $10) to be offered at $20 share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used to secure necessary capital and surplus to qualify the company to sell in¬ company ' alter Salt Lake covering 15,000 shares of common Six Months was income the in improved had owned, In SEC— City, Utah—Files With The the 7 equal to $1.10 per share of the corporation's compared to 54 cents'per share for the first is increasing capacity at both its nvlon and Line Co.—Successor— Co., remaining months of the year." oehophane capacity is being increased from 100 to construction of facilities at Marcus Hook. Pa. the corporation officials said, are expected to com. pounds with 50% a six 46 45 Insurance Life Guardian "our. sales the letter continues, operations of The Chemstrand Corp.. in which American Viscose interest, continued on a very satisfactory basis for the first months of 1957, it was stated. Ketchikan Pulp Co., also 50% has American Barge Line Co. above. American September. CI Interest's Davis of Mr. Resigns— next other directors Pressure resigning. 90 this successor board Davis, Vining director a American Commercial Barge 1957." operations, early in 1958. Has See 2321. p. of The Federal Clearings during the improve million Initial 46 The Course of Bank months acetate and cellophane were 241 million pounds as compared pounds in the first half of 1956. Shipments of tire million 239 mence 46 974,378 $436,972 $0.68 of Statement six S. The corporation's 150 of — Banks Reserve $440,264 $0.61 Banks Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices- 1957—6 Mos.—1956 509,491 will 46 Federal Reserve System from 481,493 Investment News. Cover Offerings 56 10 Foreign $26,- Frank from Gerald unsatisfactory and fabric, rayon staple and cellophane, increased, while acetate shipments were about the- same. Rayon textile yarn shipments, decreased somewhat. Textile inventories now held by our customers are at a low level and, accordingly, we believe our sales kan income Net •Earns, first and to sales yarn General Corporation & $6,614,996 $11,162,682 $12,642,256 921,757 996,463 1,875,993 $5,051,550 Inc. of the first $121,971,000 however, Dividends Declared and Payable EARNINGS 1957—3 Mos.—1956 sales Fed. sales net on earnings 1956, STATEMENT OP COMPARATIVE Period End. June 30— Net share per in 1956. yarn i' - from the $1.64 and $19,094,950 fjgures for 1955. volume for the first quarter of 1957 was slightly than 55c to $2.69 to Directors, in the "In Miscellaneous Features Exchange Rates Condition Statement of Member $1.21 in the first interest re¬ halt of 1957 were $6,155,000. equal to stockholders to of with State and City Bond Lower Earnings— on Aug. 1 • that net sales for the first six slightly less than in the corresponding period of H. Reichel, Chairman of the Tompkins, President, ascribes the conditions in the textile industry and to lower prices for some Avisco products." Earnings, the .letter states, were also adversely affected by curtailed rates of operation- and consequent higher costs of doing business. , letter A decrease 33 the auto¬ to were the first six months of of rayon, industry. 667,180, 1957 Earnings were also lower. Board 10 Approximately 60% screws. of $3,807,000, or $1.73 a share representing non-recurring ceived on a refund of Federal income taxes.) Net sales six months of this year were $118,047,000, compared with In , corporation:^Reported Net earnings for the first 1957. 5, Aug. Allied is operating present current liabilities and per share. This compares with half of 1956 (including $0.13 - Exchange Stock American Transactions proceeds are to be used to pay development and working capital. American Viscose Corp.—Reports The 1956. Transactions New York Stock Exchange Corporation, announces traded on the New York Stock July 31'filed a letter of, notification with the SEC 10-year 8-%> subordinated debentures due July 15, 100% and accrued interest.- No underwriting Is at The research, months Industrial Stock Averages 33 SEC Index of Stock Prices 33 plants in the Detroit area, as well as a plant in Orwigsburg, Pa, Its products include: special coldforged parts; hardened and prycision-grotrnd parts; .sheet' metal d'es of plastic, Allite tzinc alloy! and iron; experimental prototype and short-run production stampings; powdered metal parts; R-B and Hercules interchangeable punches and dies; standard hexagon 1ie»d 64c for National Quotation Allied Products Corp. cap Markets Over-the-Counter of offered be to involved. 37 38 39 42 43 33 Exchange— Stock Toronto The corporation, on 1967 37 —— , " covering $250,000 37 Exchange----.,— Canadian Stock Exchange Prank H. Bishop. President of Allied Products At Coast Stock Exchange. Pacific p. 2209. 5 —; Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange Pittsburgh Stock Exchange $1,171,027 $1.01 1,538.558 taxes $6,369,045 2,196,069 — Exchange Midwest Stock Exchange $6,368,764 2,182,027 1,011,000 inc. taxes Cincinnati Stock Exchange Detroit Stock 1957—6 Mos.—1956 $4,375,023 1,660,715 $4,013,762 Stock Exchange Boston .. American''Speedligflit Co: p./ Middle Village, N. Y.— Files With Securities and Exchange Commission— ; t 13 25 29 34 34 34 34 36 (Stocks)(Bonds) Exchange J- ___• Stock American Co.—Earnings— 1257—3 Mos.—1986 sales Exchange New York Stock Acquisition by this corhpany of assets of the L. J. Wing Manufac¬ turing Co., LindenAN. J., has been announced. Wing, a manufacturer of industrial, ventilating and'heating equipment, will operate as an independent division of Aero Supply. H. S. Wheller,- President of Wing, will serve as Chairman of the division. James L. Spencer, a director of Aero Supply, will be Division President.—V. 184, p. 2321. : Net • Page . . Mfg: Co.; Inc.—Acquisition— Aero Supply locks bard- automatically in 12 hours to form a tough, plastic, bond which grips—-no heat—no mixing—no. corrosive fluxes. Unlike glue "LoCtite" hardens only in the absence of air, 100% active—no solvents to evapo¬ rate—no shrinkage. Although shake-proof from the most, severe vibra¬ tion, nut-s can be removed with, ordinary tools, ro-treated and re-used. The company's ^office ie located at 103 Woodbine Street, Hartford 6, Conn. ' '' 7' In This Issue 1956 $3,029,575 Net Conn.—New Product ens and Earnings Rise— .. sales Copy to metal y:y Industries, Inc.—Sales Advance Net a company' Jias. introduccd "Loctite,'* a thinvliquid-ithat metal.'- It wicks- into.tnreads . between nut and holt and The : a V. ; .. American Sealants Co., Hartford, ' -• r $1.25 INDUSTRIAL -INSURANCES MISCELLANEOUS - registration statement with the SEC covering £60:000 snares of its $10 par common stock, to bo offered for sale under the' company's 1957 Employees' Stock Option Tli.iH Price Y., Monday, August 12, 1957 . covering $1.25 ceeds per to are and gas through Grace C. Tucker.. Seattle. Wash. The pro¬ used for expenses incidental to the development of oil share, be proprties.—V. 185, p. 1038. Appell Oil & Gas Corp., Alice, Temporarily Suspended— The Tex.—Stock Offering Commission, it was -announced, on temporarily suspending a Regulation A under the Securities Act of 1933 with public offering of stock of this corporation. The order opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the question suspension should be vacated or made permanent. Securities and Exchange Aug. 1. has Issued an order Exemption from registration respect to a provides an whether the A provides a conditional '* Securities Act with respect to Regulation under the exemption from registration public offerings .of securities in amount. In a Regulation A notification "ltied -•«» xvaJi -mch W unam •'H.. Appell and Minette P., Prinz joined, an offering pursuant to such an exemption of 4.000 shares of Appell Oil common stock at $1.75 per share was proposed. In its suspension order, the Commission asserts that the terms and conditions of Regulation A have not been complied with, in . that there has- been a failure to file the required semi-annual reports of stock sules and use of proceeds ihereof.—V. 183, p. 2534. not exceeding $300,000 ' Financial Chronicle The Commercial and 2 Monday, August 12,193 ... (622) Archer-Daniels-Midland Co. completed the purchase of Federal Foundry Supply Ohio, a supplier of foundry equipment and bonding ifcgent used in processing taconite iron ore. Negotiations for purchase of the Cleveland firm were announced in May. The acquisition involved an exchange of stock, but further details of the transaction were not disclosed. Federal Foundry Supply, with annual sales of about $4,000,000, operates mines at Colony and Upton, Wyo., for the production of bentonite, an adhesive clay used in the pelletizing of iron ore powder Cleveland, below. Froedtert Corp. See This company has Co., Name— Basic Products Corp.—New Acquisition Completed — ' rock. taconite from Cleveland, the company operates a plant in Chicago and a powdered coal plant at Hansford, W. Va. Operations of Federal Foundry Supply will be integrated with ArcherDaniels' Foundry Products Division, headquartered in Cleveland.— V. 186, p. 210. addition In its to plant main in Total sales gross Arliss Plastics Corp.—Hearing on Suspension Order— Net after income ,'«oi and Securities issuance of an suspending trading order pursuant 12, Aug. The Securities issuance of from Aug. 1 of $50,- vacated Walt Disney Common Disney Productions below.—V. M'. Louis New all-time New highs in sales and during fiscal 1957, it 185, p. 2442. Sales price to in that of Guedalia the proposed 250,000 of in but has 1957; two fiscal years last to U. joining for ended June asset to value June For 30, released 1957, its fourth annual report the for of from the sale on which New continuing 1957. first the fund shows a chart depicting the growth of $10,000 investment in shares of the Fund from Jan. 1, 1954 to June 1957 to $15,393 without reflecting payment of $783 of dividends a 30, from V. investment 185, income of $335 of capital gains 'l' Axe-Houghton Tarrytown, statement its of with Fund N. the Y., SEC capital stock, $1 Inc.—Registers With A, investment July on 25, par.—V. 186, SEC— filed a registration 1957, covering 1,000,000 shares p. 314. company, stockholders have voted to of activities our ment the by Far In helicopters, provide transportation flying of and personnel equip¬ boats and other aircraft operating in Armstrong said. the announcement, .Mr. Armstrong pointed out that clients are large oil and mineral companies engaged new production sources in areas of the world where East and making World which Wide's Africa," Mr. Dividends paid added. from its its head services to operating the while same in net period.—V. 184, p. shares There have serial of colm H. Corp.—Four Scott, President, on New Wells—Mal¬ July 31 said in substance: Two new wells, mentioned in the company's previous report of April 30 were completed In the East-Baltimore Creek field, the begin¬ ning of June, 1957, and two additional wells in July, 1957, for a total of four new well completions. All of these wells will be produced at approximately 350 barrels per day and will Increase the monthly gross production from the field considerably. Well No. A14 is in the process of completion and oil in good quantity has been found and casing is being set. We expect com¬ pletion figures soon. This well is an extension of about one-half mile to the completed, further The south we south from can and expect greatly has management proceed with the the next that it increase also just nearest may our producing prove up well. additional underground authorized Sinclair When acreage imiyt wells wells reserves. Oil & Gas Co. to u i ^ens^e®P sands in this section ta'ttls qSL'te7'sect°on°dditl0a inmmp anfto development-$ development of ^Outmit S dailv potential ™COME FR0M EAST SALT CREEK FIELD 1.957 3 Mos—1956 1957-6 Mos.-1956 (bbls.) (d0llar value>_ 168,861 56,229 279.673 112.765 $469,705 $157,304 $779,146 $317,091 /haIt of*the income for the second quarter of 1957 $^2 407 ant? ahlt half of 195i was $110,984 as against Bee' also V 186 p 418 respectivel>'. for the same periods in 1956. *Th was SfifiCqnKP stock fcr due R. F. $51, ipar both The 276,342 issues proceeds * $2.53 * $0.80 accruing' to iron to he offered to be 15, will Sept. on 1961, be 15, and 1982 made the at next. 1963 directors with will on Aug. 100%, Trust ' be made of and B, share new one Sept. on votea a two-for-one common stock split, cash dividend rate, it was announced by 6 increased an 25, E. Bensinger, of 1957 common to shareholders for of Cartai at held share Aug. on 30; 183, share the board the old stock, on Aug. 30. This 60V increase, declared cash a payable Sept. 17, dividend of 40 cents per 1957. to shareholders-of record is equivalent to a rate of $1.60 per shaire annually! compared with the previous rate of $1 per share.. a B. E. of Bensinger, the 185, Privately-yThe Gregor name It by either —V. 186, party, p. that that out but no definitive initial the commitments had contacts appeared a as division pointed was eventuate, MacGregor would be operated of Brunswick, thereby retaining intact and organization. merger a sub¬ Spencer Love, Chairman, on However, discussions The total two of Mr. and Love concerns over said that "nothing 6,300 is have looms Aug. l to buy addition*;' cettairi issued'- in stock Feb. "there are seven and cotton almost lots of mills in $63(5,384,771, fiscal year the and nation's n t largest come xrom ended last Sept. 29.—V. o eratio i as "second 1968.- for 4.8%. • preferred will be stock will stock preferred the pfefe bee; which merger convertible be or on 'viy • investment-made the and also or obtain to a in Elliott modest other purposes."—V. which will funds securities, amount 186, p. of new 523. Caspers Tin Plate Co.—Reports Loss— This company of $38,257 and its subsidiaries • on Aug. for the three months ended June 30, 5 reported net a 1957. June In encouraging. complications" in the signed." the of this' the 30, 1956. Consolidated the as first , net loss against for the earnings of half of 1956.—V. six months $328,727, 185, p. ended equal to June 93 30, 1957. cents per a 2911. Acquisitions— concern,.. 183, p. 2894. of Company _under terms of ot the close of; business July 31. 4/8 ;■ l. shares for-'•'cumulative ••convertible' second exchange corresponding three months of 1956, earnings were $165. equal to 47 cents per share on 351,131 common shares outstanding Celanese Corp. of This Car#linas with reported . sales a a of $15,264,780, in the corporation income ended of spindles. For the fiscal sales of $18,000,975, and textile construct - Mac¬ ended Sept. 29. 1956, Martel reported profit of $651,589, while Henrietta had sales of $16,027,927, and profit of $1,140,384. Burlington, . made 213,000 year / . Elliott of working capital reports that this interest in Martel Mills nothing . According, to Cloud Wampler, Chairman of the, Board, the) pri" placement in the amount of $5,900,000 enables "carrier to be re net confirmed, to repay bank loans and-for be used 1512. Ripley & Co. Inc. and Hemphill, Noyes & Co. confirmed an So was Carrier/Corp.—Places Preferred Issue Privately—Tl in corporation has been negotiating Corp. and Henrietta Mills. it company, the 'I Inc.—Proposed J.'Andersi Calvin ^ corporation pn Aug. 7 announced that it has placed pi vately with" institutional investors 118,000 shares of 4.8 cumulative convertible second preferred stock at its P value of $50 per share, the total proceeds being $5,90 000. This financing was; arranged through Harrim $66,292, Industries, Secretary,' and now been 315. Burlington J. Kelni. w Robert E. Vice-Presidents; 1882. p. The proceeds are to MacGregor Sport a Executive VicerEresident 8i:d. Couiptroller; Donald announced on Aug has arranged to place privately, through Kidder, Pc body & Co., an issue of $14,000,000 4%% debentures cl Aug. 1, 1987. cancelled, President of this company, and A. G. Koegel, Presi¬ Products, Inc. of Cincinnati, Ohio, an¬ Erwin Terry .Morrison■ ,And H. made new • Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Debentures jointly on Aug. 7 that their respective companies are consid¬ ering the feasibility of merging the interests of the two companies. >.. or lj . Secretary, ago.—V. year nounced Should Loarj mortgage, / The torriier* Board Chairman, John G. Peterson, retired approximat bursed Proposed Merger— dent $7,000,000 -20-year a Assistant/Secretary. now The addition, 'T 1349.." p;,: President; to Assistant Levin, effective, 1.957. In 011 pro| 315.\ p. and Vice-Presidents, In each record ' "i 186, qjdef Operating Officer; Cargill MacMillan, from Executive Vic were President. stock Kf' ..corporation.'-has- received I-Iarrigan, .Comptroller, used $45,000 at Mercantile Nalco.—V. . and a p. 810. are \ Cargill; -Inc.—Announces Clianges ih Personnel— y ; redemption March Payment Bensinger, Chairman, of °ther produc"1e field. hn i a t'ontinuinS to meet its drilling costs from current ? }ias n? outstanding obligations. It is the intention maintain its current position on all indebtedness P„vv? b,?Ck income into th<? further drilling and our East Salk Creek PeHfYriTF?rU» AND Oif oducSr m with "e 117,530 $0.61 Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.—Stock Split— The together drilling will 12,000 1 filed a letter of notification with the SEC 5cumulative preferred stock (par $50) called been debentures sidiary of two new wells—No. A15 and No. A16. be located in the southwest quarter of Section 10. In December, 1956, Well No. 8 was brought in as the original discovery These of common accrued interest. St. Louis, Mo. 1578. Oil of arraiigemnu special a; The board of 'directors/on Aug. 1 aniiohnced.the .following char "in executive' personnel. y, /i)'/•"). ''r /jv • ' Jolrii H. MacMillan, Jr., from President to .'Chairman of the. Bo; Bishop of Mobile, Mobile, Ala.—Partial Redemption— Distribution Barucli-Kenilind •. $887,560 $0.35 who.' under Canada, of program.—V. .185, p. office in Paris, France, plans hemisphere, Mr. Armstrong five years the company's gross revenues have grown to $1,879,531 in the fiscal year ended Jan. 31, profit after taxes rose from $52,480 to $421,528 in stock There will be no underwriting. .bank and other loans. ' ' par. repay western 1952 Aug. on shares 1,700 to on tlicreafkr.—^V. 6,090 $1.40 $0.40 Labrador Corp; L •. ,• End. 1,012,000 - and a Asstii-auce Society of the United Slates Randolph Sis., Chicago,111., it was i nounced on. Aug; 7. "// v'1/i-r "/ ■ 1 ; * The funds arc, to lie used, in part, to refinance a $4,675,000 mil gage. note. held, by. fcanlis. .to.,provide further improvements ami'a tionhl working" capital. 1 /" ■' v •' The new loaii. will .be..payab'id -;^A'.-i!the rate of $87,500 each quar plus ii.teijeat.nitr the rgte, of . for, the xir.se five years,. aim N" Telephone Co., Narrowsburg, N. Y.—Files and Exchange Commission— company 6.000 at In the past $262,950 1957, the Libya. with $203,373 number of shares outstanding.—V. 182, average Eddy The and Co., and Wide, extend on covering East Pakistan to Steel -Co. f-niitdirig its June 30/57 . Newfoundland Crown-owned for by. 3,the.•-Equitable Life ' Securities With plus World stock,-. common on •Earnings per common stock, paid per share of com. Divs. •Based . the of paid President developirg jungles, swamps, or deserts present obstacles. Present clients include Royal Dutch Shell, Standard-Vacuum, and Australiasian Petroleum Company in Netherlands New Guinea, Papua, British North Borneo, soon The arid .'practice 252,000 $493,912 6,000 139,455 paid on preferred stock.— , in . '.V from $4,399,383- $10,720,3.73' 455,373— 1,899,560 $5,635,835 —— ——, earnings Big the corporate name of this company to World Wide Helicopters Ltd., it was announced on Aug. 3„ by Harry B. Armstrong, President. "The new name is more descriptive change the an the 1956 1957 sales before income taxes •__ 1,097.912 Provision for Federal and Wisconsin income taxes ——604.000 Bahamas Helicopters Ltd.—Votes Change in Name— The supply concentrated iron ore at an estimated rate long tons per year .for the steel industries of the Uni Great Britain arid Western Germany. . other' than . Earnings Jave spread oyer 3.Q...years. In addition, the Gove.riimeiit will receive minerals oth'^f than iron,- a 5') mining tax and 8'/ of the en¬ 12 Mos. Canadian Canal-Randolph Corp., Chicago, III.—Mortgage by 6 Mos. End. June 30 Dividends This to temporarily conduct Mather, Pickands 22 cents -'per ton of ore to the Newfoundland. Government. Tl with a production-schedule of 22 million; -tons--of ore annua will result in the Newfoundland Government receiving $132,UOO. securities and more specifically each is of by (owned pay than Bergstrom Paper Co.—Reports Higher Earnings— Net Ltd. Co. coupled distributions.— 2442. p. be and enjoined from offering for sale and selling, securities in violation of the registration provisions of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended.—V. 185, p. 2322. •>•.*' : ' ■,■.'•• V". Net time 1957 south* and Control ' arid ■ Guedalia, 30, Jersey, of package arrangement, according to Javelin; addition to a'Qdsh payment, to the Government of Newfoundlaiul $1,200,000 Javeliri has agreed to • purehase $1;000,000 of Nalco treasi stock. Additional payment is to be made by the various s-eel • comj liies through their combination in ,the Wabush, Iron. Co. Ltd.; Javt in the Julian Iron Corp., i\ JaVeliri subsicuary;, and Pickands Midi temporarily • Iron will the of each subject to are. about July or of underway held by Javelin prior to its acquisition of Nalco. Parbicipa development are Pickands Mather & Co. of Cleveland Ohio. million //■%%;". :•/.' - Franklin Ben offered, be and in engaging with thern to District the for order, entered decree or / ■ the to securities the Court in connection year highlights the increase of 15.7 % in net the fund's shares during the period from June 30, 1956 of 30, the just t at persons' other of 1957. States, Canada, least one and the securities , has prior year one America were produce 22 Regulation A a operations, engage account 28, y. District S. to . according judgment order, intends the for offered be than from income net a preceding April 29, 1957; Franklin. underwriter an had Franklin North and the steel Co. yf Canada), plus a group of leading 'American st companies. - •" ' •" ■ -The mai,n agreements provide that the companies involved will o\ .,, V" ' incorporated more was Ben June on in this aggregate - not which in Furthermore, 185, p. 2910. fund sions public offering, shares of Ben offering common event was the no was Wabush on the Commission asserts that order Franklin Ben proposed Ben Atomic Development Mutual Fund, Inc.—Reports— This the announced 6 is 29, the arc announced. share.—V. E. and exemption, market," suspension character 1957, The company's net income after all charges and taxes amounted to $806,800, he said. This is equal to $1.36 a share on the 594,000 shares of common stock outstanding as of May 31, 1957. The new figure also represents • a 28% increase, on the same common share basis, over the fiscal 1956 net income of $631,914 which equalled $1.06 a Howard Rivera an in , Labrador, located at the southern end of the "Labrador Trough" broad mineralized belt extending north to Ungawa Bay. These cone April 29, 1957, joined in by Guedalia, selling stockholders, both of company untouched $350,000,000 iron ore development project is now Javelin concessions in the Wabush Lake region A not available for the proposed stock offering and that the terms and conditions of Regulation A have not been complied with, reached a record $11,079,371 •—an increase of 48 ',<■ over the previous period, when sales by Atlas Bewing Centers totaled a high of $7,474,183. Earnings before Federal income taxes climbed to a new figure of $1,349,641, up 32'c from the previous fiscal level of $1,019,285, Mr. Kern J.— an $50,000. exceed its April the year ended May 31, for and the "at the by Messrs. to such exemption earnings of this corporation were has been made known by Herbert accomplished Kern, President. Rivera Franklin Sewing Centers, Inc.—Reports Record Earnings filed York, pursuant In Atlas the on left . after becoming the 10th Province of Canada—to spur the tn development of its natural resources'. Legislation 'authorizing 4 sale of the Crc-wn-owned Nalco':was passed by the Newfoundland permanent. Regulation A provides a conditional under the Securities Act for offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000 in amount. For public offerings other than by the issuing company, the exemption is limited to $100,000. In a Regulation A Shares, But Intends in October to Exercise Warrants to Buy 153,000 Disney Sharessee Walt Nalco this of provides question whether forests major years nomic corporation by two opportunity for hearing, the suspension should be 'V; *; exemption from registration securitiess of last government surveys, these timberlands contain some of high grade pulp-v/ood. founded in 1951 by the Government of ■Newfoundland m to million• cords temporarily suspending a Regulation A exemption the Securities Act of 1933 with respect to a order the of "one According : Canadian Aug. on concluded between the Government the Government's 90V hoidinu Labrador Corp. Ltd. (Nalco) has been acouiri and Javelin. -;V; / ■-Vv,'. --v: > v; this acquisition, Canadian Javelin has obtained control of a 30,000 square miles of mineral lands, known to crnua, deposits of iron ore, lead, zinc, copper, molybdenum, magnesitc, fluo spar, nickel, and titanium. Included in these holdings are 9,500 squa miles of proven commercial black spruce in central Labrador, .said be N. recently this corporation, and Newfoundland With under made or notification 400,000 order an Commission Exchange public request, upon For details, see V. 186, p. 521. Sell Bloomfield, Corp., Development of New proximately 418. p. Gas & offering stockholders. The selling and accrued interest, was quickly oversubscribed Corp.—To Oil modern by the American Stock Exchange in the $1 par*' corporation for a further ten-day period, Aug. 3 and registration proposed 000,000 5*4% debentures due Aug. 1, 1977, by Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and Lehman Brothers and associates at Atlas Subscriptions— Commission on Aug. 2 announced the to the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, inclusive.—V. 186, 1957, fu^d,^ needed for completion of expansion and agreements Under cn Franklin Sq, of Newfoundland Listing Ban Continues— Exchange All care Canadian Javelin,. Ltd,;—Plans of Bellanca Corp.—Stock The ' foundland Mineral and Timber Lands— Stock Offering Temporarily Suspended— share.—V. 186, p. 314. 100% / has its capital stock (par $25 > recently offered $34 per share for subscription by stockholders of record June , 6, more than 2,208,000 shares, or over 99%, were subscribed for, according to J. R. Logan, President.—V. 185, p. 2095. shares 2,229,826 2,085v share-—__'v_—$0.49 common are on hand, or available, plus a-substantial sural, additional diversification projects under consideratin the company states.—V. 186, p. .315.1 all the island by four U. S.- Telephone Co. of Canada—Stock the dividends programs take to at Ben Associates Investment Co.—Debenture Offering Over¬ and the books closed. per the Bell 16664 $2,14^ 'uj,.? --2—- ,$1,132,683 —1.—, • 118,751 shares-outstanding-^--—2,085,343 zation owned makers of Of 2'148' profit position. "'r currently being consumed on lingerie.—V. 185, p. 1039. is 4130"' Consolidated, net current ; assets as of June 30, 1957 were $25,559 no, Net current assets1'of the- company, npt including subsidiaries $21,170,000 at June-30, 1956. The. company, is in. a strong finaJ; , According to I. Rogosin, President, Beaunit Mills in Puerto Rico enjoyed a growing local market among manufacturers for acetate tricot fabric. He reported that a record total of 35% of production Common a on Mot $33 vCr Earnings ,.:>$Q.67 stock pay¬ 50% expansion in its city on the eastern coast Aug. 7 announced manufacturing plant in Humacao, a corporation Puerto Rico. of Net Preferred la tui e stock (par $1) was continued on July 23 by Kidder, Peabody & Co. at $28 per share, with a dealer's concession of 80 cents subscribed—The public offering made on V$0;65y . also ondary offering of 110,000 shares of common per V in., $30,547,963 2,022,533 889,350 subsidiaries^.-—_ wholly-owned of income 1957 > .■• —_ 00- Inc.—Expansion in Puerto Rico— Beaunit Mills, This to Co.—Secondary Offering—The sec¬ Cork 28, 1957, •Excluding class B common stock, tDividends on common able Aug. 20, 1957 (15c per share).—V. 185. p. 1382. • t- ■,> taxes--^--^——> federal income taxes——.—— for Prov. / Net ?-< . —- before .income Profit 30— —i1.. sales Net $17 750 7116 taxes tDividends on common stock paid May 6 Months Ended June *'* 992,441 >1,0Ji,b8o 488,117; , 500,731 112,16.6 ' • • •Earnings'per share en common stock— capital stock of this Armstrong TV'., * ' ' Income before taxes on income tricot The SEC on Aug. 5 announced that, at the request of this corpora¬ tion, hearing has been scheduled for Aug. 28, 1957, in the Commission's New York Regional Office for the purpose of taking evidence on the question whether the Commission should vacate, or make permanent, its order of June 26, 1957, temporarily suspending a Regulation A exemption with respect to a proposed public offering of securities by Arliss. Amss filed its Regulation A notification on Oct. 12, 1955, proposing the public offering of 150,000 common shares at $2 per share. In its suspension order, the Commission asserted that Arliss failed to comply with certain terms and conditions of Regulation A, and that informa¬ tion contained in its offering circular and other sales literature, as well as certain oral representations made in connection with the offering of Arliss stock, was false and misleading in respect of material facts. At the Aug. 28th hearing, inquiry will be conducted into these mat¬ ters for the purpose of determining whether the suspension order should be vacated or made permanent.—V. 186, p. 109. v\ six Months Ended June 30— 1 extracted Calumet & Hecla, Inc.—Sales and Earnings Lower-. > ' (& Subs.)—Earnings- Bayless Markets, Inc. (A. J.) - • June share of of 30, and America—Sales Up—Earnings its $5,613,890, 1957. common domestic after subsidiaries charges and taxes, on Aug. 6 Of repo for the six mo: These first half earnings, equivalent to 56 t compare with last year's first half earn stock, $6,185.602,'equivalent to 65 cents a common share. amounted'to $95,304,991 comp sales feu- the comparable 1956 period. Net sales for the first half of 1957 with $94,421,267 net For was the three months ended June 30, Not net inc preferred 1957, the company's $2,701,070, equal to 26 cents a common share after In the second quarter of 1956, net income amountec also equivalent to 26 cents a common share. ■ . sales for the second quarter of 1957 amounted to $48,4o~, provisions. $2,723,836, Number 5663 106 Volume . The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . . compared with last year's second quarter ' In making the report, president Harold sales of $45,943,380. Biancke said that profits billion 8 $360,000, based present on cubic feet of with and six . Gas addition of systems 20 under now the with construction its to natural gas gas, Duval three and Gas Gathering System, Coastal States other systems scheduled for (including completion County) Bee OctoDer. in companies In increase gathering operations, Costal States produces and crude oil, and condensate from properties located principally in southern Texas.—V. 186, p. Boston company, it was received SEC authorization to acquire up to of-preferred stock McLouth.—V. of 186, Colonial the of McLouth Steel offered Corp. for public sale ings Tnis . at part, or prices engaged is company in exploration the insurance which of acres permit or will consist net the stock.—-V. Issuance of certificates the certificates will be The 15 on is subject the approval to equal dated June installments annual 1957, 1, of each. and 2,000 70-ton hopper Associates Co.;. V. Hutchinson McMaster 186, & costing cars offering, are: in .the W. R. and Co.; Shearson, Baxter Hammill Potomac & Co. Telephone of item should been have It6, p. 523). • of Aug. The company has C. its & common stock remaining with The it of has 5 of a the for line, interest an total a rate of links road line to offer of Net on and willing is purchase to the St. with averaged Aug. C. & in $531,000 with Benld, 111., where Annual net income last live years.—V. 186, 111., Louis, the N. the 1957 at 178, p. .Coastal The W. -0-mile Oscar The oi be States Gas Duval S. Wyatfc, Bee dedicated will under million in which of System a was 45-mile. Bee County will will Co., 50% owned Coastal States by of 70 contract connect is billion delivery for the with expected to main show to feet cubic an the of estimated end stock— oi pd. plans the 1957 i The The , 33.402.605 66,240,338 1,906,668 12 has Corp., of 6% to are and be will $55 share clared used for mature series Mutual The less filed Leward July on Life to corporation 2, 1957, 100% at The with See 31. be as has the & by the than more Paterson, N. J.April on stock 24, 10 (par covering cents) at Co., Boston, Mass. 185, p. 2097. V. to off pay bank loans.—V. of 48,473,780 17,906,517 tures will 2.72 plied by The ment payable its lot. In proceeds lease a for lease 40 the original to 90 rT'-'s June a days of >7. the as the started Gait from Ocean Ocean Louisville Drive directly construction expected CHRONICLE (Reg. — . — hereafter made to the'company and $3%33,4o2, construction for pay the its 84 apartment units 40 years. will be The entry by conditioned The of the the on the upon On account of the fluctuations in the rate of basis of the remittance for foreign subscriptions and advei sunen s m a into company purchase to be de¬ debentures, the amount thereof apartment taken by such original tenant. required when the lease is signed; and pays cash in full within 30 days, he will be be from fro faro amount of the debentures. the original tenant will failing which the deposit will be arrangement terminated. / / ; paid within 30 days, the lease balance, , .. 17.5%—Earns. Doubled Co.—Sales Up 6-s rerjovf-.nd sir-month sales for the period ended $417,071, a 17.5% increase over sales in the same period of $354,771. Earnings before Federal income taxes were neariy uoume earnings of $ot>,468 in the same period of a of year income capital before flow) (cash common shares Production the period was increased by $39,454 and depreciation, depletion and amortization equal to 37.6c pe(r share oin 551,087 during taxes totaled plus $207,138, outstanding. \ the period totaled 139,903 barrels for producing wells-had Cumberland and the number of inoreased. to 171.—V. 185, p. 717. Gas Corp.—Earnings Decreased— Period End. June 30— revenues Gross —rV. after 184, 15. inc. — taxes— ' 1957—6 Mos.—1956 $207,413 $253,002 26,320 41,707 1957—12 Mos 1956 $451,154 $498,333 55.539 70,201 2115. . M v ppotor U. S. exchange, is company of discount to is contemplated. , NOTE: on to be completed of will tenant 5% and Working , Gait on ago. year ^ known Lauderdale Fort nnnrio"" 30, last net oh years type Crestmont Oil of com¬ laws. 1958. balance, amount is not full the mmiths ended tract a of Apartment Hotel, heretofore tenant the deposit 15% forfeited $3,663,469,978 for the twelve . instalments under Florida the company from the sale of the deben¬ follows: an unspecified amount (to be sup¬ term for original entitled compared with $1,683,551,017 on for the and upon least have SEC legal, printing and auditing expenses in registration of the debentures; $115,748 as repay¬ with pendent If annual 1957, 20, parcel building. underwriting of the debentures written if the to as unsecured loans by each - in 19) Ma endeavoring to lease each of - March limits April, utilized be city Manor around officers: No At equal with Manor Ocean a 609. p. non-interest 40 in additional amendment) of statement of on (Lot the an Ocean cash net connection by this the 2.81 185, Fla.—Registers 2-9570. Herbert D. Spibert, Editor and Publisher, Publishers 25 Park Place, JNew York 7, . .. ofnceg: 135 s. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Illinois >ana company, jruunsirois> if tirnl issue on Monday]. Other offices: 1J5 ». matter February 25, 1942, at the Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, William Dana Seibert, President. Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) w 1 a s a.is & Company Reentered as second class $60.00 per year; in Dominion of (Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Diapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England c/o Edwards & Smith, Copy right TerriU)ries and Members of Pan-American Union, post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879. Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions. f W'TI Lanada. $63.00 per year. Other Countries, $67.00 per year. , . ln NeW York funds. 1 THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL . de¬ was Commission— registration a organized and furnished 50,455,890 of 19 nor 1959. was within from 19 17,964,725 • be 15, Inc., across first six months agreed years SEC common also $3,534,000 acquired property located and a will April Lot 48,743,780 1,237,333 with the similar period be may three 40-year instalment It-is. proposed to offer these debentures for public sale, of their principal amount. No underwriting is involved. company Profit . be stock involved. is Co. used filed covering payments mencing It acquired during the to 1957, common capital. date than Lister M. Insurance proceeds are Frontage, substantially, compared of No underwriting working such on purchaser—not effective debentures. business on With La. —Files Electric Co.—Notes Placed Privately—The comit was announced on Aug. 5, has placed privately, through Blunt Ellis & Simmons, $2,000,000 of sinking fund notes due Dec. 1, 1967, with the Massachusetts Mile equipment finance in¬ pany, 15,077,472 51,693,223 30, net 1956. Cook - 63,821,252 acquired during the six CEC June with compared debentures share. per through 16,453,783 period of 1956, and was by letter of notification with the SEC sale of 400,000 shares of 68,147,006 1.44 . facilities plant operated for the like period in Bogalusa, a subordinate at registration statement per 8.100,610 1.51 analytical, high-vacuum division a share, per share, per $1 33.803,410 of motor wholesale also the proposed 7,561,571 Jarm up divisions of multiples of $100, and 1,000 shares of Class A debentures The 35.697,539 25,702,800 17,906,517 spec¬ years. Aug. N was $3.13 to July 31 filed to be offered procedes The 25,702,800 in¬ mass other and Continental Mines & Metals Corp. Registration Statement Effective— 1,418,948 928,000 de¬ of 524. and Exchange bUt with the Tiro'volume line Exchange Commission— on $215,000 in This first six months cf of 1957 number p. $2.95 Credit and corporation The 62,402,304 400,805 period ofWS Texas annual equal corporation 1957 was only 30 monitors, new design, electronic control established De¬ the of the reports net income for the six months ended or $50) par $ 604,879 aggregated $1, i59.933.001, 'relative 186, $23,989,588, 1957—12 Mos.—1956 35,092,660 share— com company the 186, p. 523. $ 27,207,968 17,964,725 moisture and in (& Subs.)—Earns. Higher t-' Coral Manor Corp., Fort Lauderdale, With Securities reserves System. pipeline and Initially, of gas com. at CEC's Service Director activities analytical Consolidated Y.—V. N. $25,451,525, covering will eventually be owi: u jy a and the retail distribution facilities in a single company subject to jurisdiction 28,135.968 of eight of offered of a program of Columbia regulation by realigning the inclusion of farm equipment retail receivables n 1957, the total of such volume for t^ six months of 1957 was approximately 7% higher than lor ^he simila^ period- of-1-956. The motor and farm equipment retail outstanding o« June 30, 1957 were up approximately 10^,' ™ six months' the . be for 1956, of Gas. to of The m'Thevolume of*the llnance companies for the first six months of 1957 itmn lor any six months' period, and tor the year ended one-half interest in the announced on Aug. 7 by rlalds wiih multi-producing zones. excess long-term Transmission ——-- appointed was company Include California. Securities assets transferred to it, materials and supplies, 1957—6 Mos,—1956 stock..-- pid. 30 Tune Co.—Expansion— dollar purchase brings Consumers two the required funds, income—— (net will Technical company's Colvin, F. Net income for the 12 months ended June 30, 1957 amounted to $28,510,410, or $3.51 per share, compared with $26,897,922, or $3.31 per share, for the 12 months ended June 30, 1956.—V. 185, p. 2912. an slightly less than the record year of 1J55. The Volume of inotor retail receivables acquired during the first six months of 1957 was down slightly, compared with the ™i^rahn^m President. System have 1956, «u uin.ed's properties to central, »nd Commission has given interested persons lnTl?eytotalhvolCu°mePof'receivables Sr and Producing new the sas pipeline, Eastern a Gathering Jr., County System of and Gas in period Co.—Earnings at Higher Rateconsolidated net ircome from operations, after provision tor Federal Taxes amounted to $13,419,032, or $2.66 per share for the six months ended'June 30: 1957, compared with slJ. 9 82/, or $2.61 per share for the same period of 1956; and was $26,777,876, or $5.31 per share for the 12 months ended Juae 30, 1957. These earnings are based on the shares outstanding at the end of each respective period. 'Net income "from operations, after taxes, not incllltling p L gains or losses, for the six months and twelve months ended June 30 1957 was larger than any similar six or twelve months periods in the the reimburse Rochester, come to company, owned by Instru¬ Control Hugh Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—Earnings Show Gain— Commission jurisdiction will years, manufacture This- company 2212. Aug. 6, has joined with on and by 6 „ Southern 1957 certain and the deductions-.-" per June System S? -erv6 he "ew announced the consolidate Aug. on total capital Commercial Credit - $50 per share by stockhold¬ the ratio of one share for each ten- additions Pri¬ company Corp.—New Division— Analytical and process-monitoring equipment. v unit, to be housed in the company's main written 2196. construction Lathering to used be proposed outstandings. Placed new Pasadena, in the . underwriting is involved. estimated at $6,215,000 if all will The . No for same four will of chromatographs, in public offering of $25,000,000 to $50,000,000 of new securities on or about Oct, 8 to help finance our construction program, The amount and type of the offering will depend Upon niaiket conditions and prospects shortly after Labor Day, but no common stock financing is contemplated.—V. 186, p. 419. 2 27, Aug. the past Products control, stock equity. income shs. The $8,000,000. of the subscription rights ' company's treasury for improvements. Its treasury having been reimbursed, the company will reduce its borrowings from various banks, which are expected to amount to $21 000,000 on Aug 31, 1957, to the extent that such proceeds are sufficient therefor. procee.ds, exercised, expenditure's -V. was income Bal. this stock for subscription at record sliaves then held. are p. appropriate state commission.—V. on Com. filed a registration statement with the SEC covering 124,991 shares of its common capital stock, The company pro¬ company on poses to obtain Power etc., Earn, Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone Co.—Registers Stock Offering With SEC— ers the for at oper. Div. 5V2%. East freight interchange 44-mile cost large Co.—Notes an announced Director and in for $1,268,000 estimated that 14%'.—V. 185, Wiley, which trometers, of to amounted cash the net book value of the " $2,496,494, • plus $220,253 for in Gross Int., P.. 316. The 74,184.000 income Other . of the Litchfield & Madison Ry. Co. to acquire'98.9'/«' of the outstanding agreed smaller the shares, Litchfield has plant established was struments. $ Operating ' revenues—J 191,620,376 181,311,750 370,414,874 350,833,464 156,527,716 147,909,145 304,174,536 28o,431,160 Opeiv exp. & taxes — Planning to merge the Litchfield line, the C. & N. W. also sought Commission approval of financing the purchase through an $8,000,000 collateral installment note greater number Commonwealth Edison Co. applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission for W. the of Aug. 8 that this on Electrodynamics velopment, ■. plan for control N. Accessories has it the division, will be approximately $2,500,000. was serving 30,456 electric customers and Periou ana.' June 30— Net approval of F. - receivable, etc. state each Chicago & North Western Ry—Proposed Acquisition— The of 1957, operating single Net the "Chronicle" in Division, Harold y' System properties in such manner that all production, storage, and transmission properties, used in wholesale operations and subject to Baltimore under the heading "Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. of Baltimore' City" should have been given under the heading "Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone. Co. of Maryland," the 'new ru me adopted on Jan. 3,.. 1P56. (see V. a The proposed property transfer is part designed to minimize the problems of rate & Financing Planned— appearing of the President. common stock Chesapeake ,& Potomac Telephone Co. of Maryland— The item of Co.—Earnings Show Gain— 3 Debenture schedules repayment 50% ($25 p.; 523. I factoring subsidiary because reserves announced was corporation ment ratio sell, "Chronicle" of Aug 5 under this heading under "Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. name adopted on Jan. 3, 1956. See V. 186, new loss •Consolidated The of a as transfer 21, order of- the given the the arranged group with Central proposes to issue and at face value, instalment promissory notes and common stock par) approximately equal to the purchase price. The notes antl will be issued in such amounts as to produce a capitalization on Central's books of approximately 50% long-term debt and appealing in the of' Maryland," the transactions; pay In City—Correction— The year approximately Aug. Federal Chesapeake loans term Previous p. 1991. and it is year, corporation, it accounts Co.— & the Hudson Cement Corp., company sales hourof estimated 523. p. York, New to place privately, through Kidder, PeaCo. Inc., an issue of $650,000 5V4% promissory notes due April 30, 1969. : mature serially Co.; Inc., body & request a hearing thereon. According to the application, United proposes to transfer to Central all the properties which United uses in connection with the retail distribution of natural gas in Kentucky, together with accounts receiv¬ able and other assets related to such distribution operations. Central until They & fo utility to customers,. approving estimuted $26,091,030. an Pressprich increase. 2800. its related represent the second installment of an aggregate of not exceeding $20,700,000 of. certificates to be issued under C&O's second equipment trust of 1957 to finance in part, the purchase of 55 Diesel roadswitching loco¬ motives substantial a was larger than for any similar six months' the largest for any previous year. The outstand¬ 1957 were proportionately higher. increased 185, p. has of subsidiaries, United Fuel Gas Co. and Central Kentucky Natural Gas, Co. in the filing of an application with the SEC for an order the Interstate by capacity Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Transfer of Assets— 4-Vis. - Power due this 30 the June kilowatt will will and $280,000 of water, This as However, additions increase acres. certificates daily compared with 28,800 electric customers and 471 water customers at June 30, 1956. Kilowatt hour sales for the 6 months ended June 30 this year totaled 84,392,000, as compared with 186, p. 211. for initial ■' months of 6 As 492 bid of 99.51%. a 99.71% bid was stated. revised.—V. 185, requirements for the de¬ Commission. Commerce in Aug. 6 Hutzler & as Colonial's it Central 1956. Grpss first prices to yield from 4.00% to 4.35%, according to ma¬ turity. The group won award of the certificates at com¬ on with reflected Communications 266,223, as compared with 239,385 for 1956. was Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates Bros. there also Banking Co., vately—It shares being out¬ standing, the per share earnings for 1957 amounted to 83 cents per share, as compared with 82 cents per share for 1956. The average number of shares outstanding, for the 12 months ended June 30, 1957, Offered—Halsey,; Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on Aug. 7 offered $4,200,000 of 4%% equipment trust cer¬ tificates i due annually . June 1, 1958-1972^ inclusive, at Salomon cement for the six months ended June 30, 1957, increase of approximately 13% over the earnings for the same an period of petitive sale —V. Earnings to common stock show outstanding debentures offered new the enter similar acquired the largest volume of receivables, compared with similar six months' period in its history. The net earnings for the months of 1957 were also the largest for any six months, < after partment under held acreage to by the direct and personal loan period ended June 30, 1957 showed an perioci of 19oo; and the outstandings months' the also was June 30, providing Cement Build ' Colorado debentures $2,250,000 the of shares of common 2,297,052 and of issuance CAPITALIZATION—Upon capitalization company's the amounts to approximately 706,358 ' in $1,500,000 companies, ', - . petroleum and natural gas lease interests, permits and reservations located principally in British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan, Canada. It has varying Interests in approximately lease ' ■ of 2.828,778 plans announced mill cement a the loans have been - :- and 7 The new null, to be knoyVn of increase an portion of the net, proceeds from the offering', after deducting a sum for deposit in trust and sufficient to pay interest, on the debentures for the three-year period to Aug. 1, 1960, will be applied to .the retirement of approximately $150,000 bank loans. A major part of the balance of the proceeds will be used lot the exploration and development of the company's undeveloped properties, and for rental payments under'existing leases, permits am! reservations of Charter. BUSINESS—The To — be operated as a wholly-owned subsidiary, and is expected to be cornpleceu next year. .'• The mill and acquisition of the land will be financed in part through PROCEEDS—A velopment Inc. 1957, Financing— Aug. on Co., six over will to -y Stone & and on any N. construct 2,500 barrels. company 105:L'o ranging from %■ to ment For the sinking fund the debentures will They also may be redeemed at the option of whole in company, 100'". outstanding company, lc has acquire,, approximately 300 acres of Y., with very substantial deposits of limestone, a vital ingredient in cement manufacture, it was announced by Anthony Pope, President. He also stated that, orders have been placed for equip¬ 1963. 1, par. corporation laud at Kingston, S.). a share. •' Sinking fund provisions require the retirement annually during the veers 11)63-1971 of 6%'> of the principal amount of debentures, out- the Sand 30% 30. Textile by manufacturing business, (U YUunling on Feb. he. redeemable at for The the first six months of 1957 period, announced on Aug. 6, has 2,000 of the 105.000 shares 419. p. Plant—Plans Private Whittall Ltd. ' stock 37% 1956. . six capital during the first the 1957 period, wholesale of of period The volume of receivables acquired by the commercial financing operations, including receivables covering the instalment sale and lease of .time and labor saving machinery and other durable goods, during 512. investment the lor of June on .Colonial Fund, Inc.—SEC Approved Stock Acquisition This Ltd.—Convertible Debentures Offered —Public Offering of $2,250,000 (U. S.) 15-year 5%% subordinate convertible debentures due Aug. 1, 1972 was ma,de on Aug. 9 at 100% and accrued interest. Part of the issue will be sold in the United States by Lehman Brothers and Bear, Stearns & Co. and part in Canada by Bankers Bond Corp. Ltd., Brink Hudson Securities Ltd., Continental Investment Corp. Ltd., and'Norman R. into equipment increase an narily financed by the coaipany. The volume oj business obtained the addition With operates Charter Oil Co., convertible similar The volume of purchases acquired during the six months of 1957 covering instalment sales of appliances, commercial refrigeration, tele¬ vision and similar products was down substantially from the related period of 1956, mainly because of reduced sales of such products ordi¬ acquire the assets of the L. Burmeister Co. of are farm shows the per year. Steel Corp.—Debentures Sold—The subject to a favorable tax ruling, it was disclosed last Burmeister manufactures concrete mixing plants, which com¬ plement Chain Belt's products in the ready-mix concrete and roadbu'ilding" industries', the announcement says, Burmeister' will be op¬ erated as a division of Chain Belt, also of Milwaukee.—V. 185, p. 716.' debentures of 1957, reserves • dedicated to- this System under long-term contract, taking into account plans to revise and extend the pipeline, presently .estimated to be in excess of 100 billion cubic feet. The System is expected to have an initial gross income of around $250,000 mouLi :j..e inclusion of with 3 motor wholesale, including farm eauipment receivables, likewise increased sub¬ stantially, compared with June, 1956. gas. are sells si, $3 75 the months compared without Co.—Acquisition— will and acquisition of a half interest in the Duval System included a ownership of a well with an estimated reserve of approximately 50% has sold to Ohio investors an issue of $550,000 6% sinking fund debentures through The Ohio Company. For details, see V. 186, p. 315. Ti,e company Milwaukee, Wis!, $240,000 The company Chain Belt between contracts. were the six-months period by high costs incurred in bring¬ ing into production the company's new low pressure polyethylene plas¬ tics plant near Houston, Texas, its well as certain chemical product facilities. Another factor, he said, was the cost'of introducing these new' products to the .market.—V- 185, p. 2443. . ; . -. affected during Central Rubber & of income gross (623) , , . , Chronicle The Commercial and Financial 4 class B stock,' both common struction per the Florida Real Estate Investors Syndicate, Inc., Dania Fla.—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission— of $60,000,000 Private Placement—.Ar- The conducted. logical step at the present required for approval of a merger, were application for merger, he said, is a assure the full advantages of combined to ■ borrowed . ,!;-oduets„ Z. of revenues Total C0B° oi pS Sell admin. As Interest 655,297 5,176,538 "Earns, "Based share ccm. per 2,701,956 shares on corporation on July 31 filed a letter of notification with the covering 100,000 shares of class A common stock (par 10 cents) to at $3 per share, through Singer, Bean & Mackie, Inc., New York, N. Y. The proceeds are to be used for acquisition or lease of a plant and for working capital, etc. 655, o0b "$2,776,402 ""$4,680,412 $5,516,977 $1.73 It $2.04 $1.0v» Co. outstanding Juue 30,1957.—V. 186, p. 317. corporation This filed year to statement with the SEC registration a to proposes pany in the sales Net earnings third for the share, common $643,667, outstanding ox proevds of the financing will be used (!) to pay approximately in connection with the acquisition of the Big Ben Supermar¬ to rejjay a note of $3: 00j to uiclner Big Ben Corp.; (3) an amount 'estimated at $300,000 for equipment and merchandise for five Net. The net <2) of $2.85 entire supermarkets which have already been leased and which wi'l be opened in the fall of 1957 end during 3958, and the balance will be add d to iho comb »ny's gen-rel uinds to be nvnll"V0e< *»s additional working capital. The five new supermarkets will be located in Erooklsji, Queens ai d rNassail County, Lone; island, N. "V. The company on July 11, 1957, entered into an agreement to acquire 17 supermarkets operating under the name of Big .oeu in Queim., uutl Nassau and Suffolk Counties. Long Island, and certain assets of three new shares. The .oi quarters corporation ihe managed fund by Calvin with and $1.01 or quarter earnings last year lesser number of average third last year. last r period fiscal year.—V. 186, the For ihe six 140% the in net will Endicott Johnson Corp. sales net income increased to $351,336, 30, (& Subs.)—Earnings Up— May 31— 1957 taxes Federal income and 3,330,180 taxes amount 4,095,204 1, .25,000 North Africa and elsewhere throughout the world. mining and processing operations means much to oil drillers in the Eastern hemisphere, it also makes a worthy con¬ tribution to the island of Mykonos. It is anticipated that the island's economy will be bolstered substantially by this first major productive industry in its modern history. By 1959 Dresser expects its international sales to exceed $100,000,000 annually. The Mykonos operation will contribute toward this objective. East, Eux-ope, While —V. the 186, new 524. p. give effect of to the normal inventory transtorred therefor (transferred mier approximate Funeral thereon at current rates irom. taxes to the Sales of of crease in 1J56) Net D. —V. 185, p. income after the Federal $410,219 in 1956. taxes totaled $815,556, an increase of 99% The 1957 nine months net income was equal preferred dividends to 72 cents a share on the 1.009,303 shares of common stock compared with 35c a share on a similar number of shares, also after preferred dividends in 1956. Sales the for current fiscal year 500,000 with net profits after taxes Mr. Stirlen declared. He added now are exnected comfortably in that current • Industries mm indicated balance the of a year.—V. continuation 185, El Paso Natural Gas C0®P»ny SEC covering st°ck on Aug. 7 p. of the The ' exceed upward *13 _ of $1,000,000, of trend Eastern over filed a statement ment to connection with El Paso's programs. •,T«f,r°!?i1)My,pla!1t subject rights to subscribe to Mr. of some Electric Co. It Corp. the debentures to holders of the common include the Froedtert Malt Corp., the operates oil producing properties, an Invest¬ the company's investment activities, and which to July, carry on Malting Co., reported through 25,000 is that Inc., the shares of that largest as wholly-owned subsidiary. a company's first significant step its purchase, announced in investment believed company's was stock common of the Hevi-Duty this purchase makes Basic stockholder.—V. 133, p. single Products 1228. Sales for the six months period ended June 30, 1957, totaled $120,836,314 and net earnings amounted to $2,206,877 or. after deducting preferred dividends, 32 cents a share, Roy Fruehauf. President, in¬ formed shareholders. For the 565,859 similar and net dividends, 93 Sales first the ior six-month earnings cents second period in $5,287,066 were share a of quarter 1956, sales alter deducting or, period last same 'The report earnings Fruehauf's "The major combination a the available inventory production $153.- preferred totaled 1957 $61,147,758 cents 44 and net with compared sales of share in the a year. stated were for totaled shares then outstanding. the on earnings were $825,278 or 12 cents a share $77,492,432 and net earnings of $2,654,943 or factors accounting reduced of business. for and volume These reduction program, which affected profit schedules General All Aniline divisions first mix of this resulted the decline intense com¬ combined factors, with below in margins."—-V. normal 186, p. 317. Prodis in year for the mainly the start-up charges at plant. 1 Total sales net but of the showed to Divisions total Calvert new sales for improved were the over last profits were less, iie market and heavy company depressed a increased period in 1956, John Hilldring, stockholders on Aug. 1. same Ozaiid period, result a the statement and Ansco same as Corp.—Sales at New High— corporation over reported in "a .said, Film & inpnths of 1957 President, dyestuif City, Ky., products acetylene *• , the for company for the period reached for the first six six month high of $67,066,000 compared with $63,299,000 months of 1956. Net income after taxes was $2,265,000 in 1957 and earnings per common A share were $2.84. Comparable figures ior 1956 were $2,626,000 in net income and earnings of $3.29 per share. Mr. Hilldring stated that construction is proceeding on Schedule a of the for the company's major projects. These arc division at Vestal, New York, a Ozaiid paper coating plant In La Habra, on Californi a, and a new Ethylene Oxide —V. 186, p. 317. See Metal alter a The the outskirts plant at machine new a new Linden. Ozaiid Angeles, Lo<? of New Jersey. 186, 213. p. Co.—"Automat" for Guided Misses contract for approximately $5,000,000 for an "automat" for guided has be'-n awarded G. E.'s Missile and Ordnance Systems De¬ partment in $1.91 $1.67 Pittsfield, contract Is Mass. for the launching G. A. development of system Hoyt, for the Manager guided missile Navy's Talos missile, department's Ordnance shipboard a U. cf S. the "automat" ing in that Corp.—Exercises Option— earlier this year. mobiles. decided to exercise the option drilling program conducted by Radoroek proved very favorable. Federal-Radorock joint venture includes operating agreements terms Under area. of than 3,200'claims in this uranium agreements with these companies and then will first recover its development costs profits with the claim-holding companies. * is a 52.6% owned subsidiary of Federal Uranium 185, p. 2801. ' in system will work somewhat like "pigeon-hole" park¬ weigh as much and are as long as two auto¬ equipment must be able to automatically select whichever the missiles The type of missile the fire control liver officer chooses by pushbutton and de¬ rapidly to the missile launching station. more than 350 tons, the handling and launching system require a space large enough to hold approximately 10 freight it Weighing will Federal with three other firms covering more This cars. missiles The and volume is necessary to store in required is Talos will be for a used different the on the "pigeon holes" the many missions. surface-to-air Navy's missile new developed nuclear by U. S. Navy guided missile the powered cruisers. The U.S.S. 186, p. naval vessel first Galveston. to Planned the Talos system will be the cruiser operational date for the ship is 1958.—V. carry 420. . Radoroek V. below.—V. Corp. Electric handling and according to Aug. 1 voted to exercise an option to join its sub¬ Resources, Inc., as a partner in Raclorock's develop¬ the Ga; HLls uranium area of Wyoming, according in area Textile 0453,201 Neyman said that Federal had obtained the option by loaning initial uevelopmenc iunds when Radoroek first entered the Hills Corn General Merchandise Co.—Reports Earnings— This A low-priced nylon cord replacement tire with high speed character¬ will be made available by the company to motorists this month istics (August), Called forced according "DcLuxe with to E. Super B. Hathawav. Champion," new passenger tire is rein¬ speedway tested nylon cord. The company's original design provides longer mileage, better traction, easier squeal and whine to a minimum.—V. 186, p. 317. "bladed" tread ride holds and net to $564,000, equal to $1.01 per share. comparisons are possible although \ . : . 10 month fiscal and net income $705,000, equal to $1.26 per share on 556,200 shares. Smaller margins are principally attributable to the inability of the company to process all incoming orders during the peak season late \ No direct Vice-President. the company reported net sales of $31,820,000 for the fiscal year May 31, 1957 and net income from operations of $658,000, equal to $1.18 on the 556,321 shares outstanding at the end of the period. Tax adjustments for the 1954 and 1955 fiscal years reduced the final ended Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—New Product— period ended May 31, 1956 net sales were in the $23,790,000 was last year, resulting in substantial refunds to and adjustments with customers. the The $1 par payment on Corp.—Declares Aug. 2, announced common is the a Initial Dividend— dividend *f 4.5 cents Current share per stock. first on the stock since it was offered to the The initial offering, was ma.de in units of $100 of 6% ordinated debentures and 10 shares of common stock at of si pany, Total par offering no was $1,200,000 in stock. The offering underwriting involved. common with debentures was made and registered .sub¬ unit price of 120,000 shares a directly by the com¬ volume running approximately 10% ahead of the corresponding period of 1956, and the outlook for fall business is good—especially with improved procedures for packing and shipping and the additional warehouse space.—V. 185, p. 1885. public in February, 1957. Payment will be made immediately to stock¬ holders of record July 26, 1957. $115. to the registration becoming effective, this , , conducted under Wening on Radoroek program The directors proposed of name , Corp. Will Co. $1,497,003 Radoroek Gas the offer of $60,000,000 of convertible debentures. and 10°.000 shares of $100 cumulative first pre($10,000,000), Paul Kayser, President, announced. a the activity." Oil 89,543 Ralph w. Neyman, President. oil with change •"' Section Uranium Flick-Reedy registration that $1,694,723 the Co.—Registers With SEC to missiles 610. directors sidiary, 2445. trPr°C'Cds. of the IssM-s wU1 be used iu expansion current to excess operations be Products von The Federal months after voted Corp. Board brewing Bauer-Schweitzer A * income on the over July <31 represent General . ended June 30, 1957, the first nine current fiscal year, totaled $9,608,000, an in¬ $6,892,000 in the corresponding period of Stirlen, President, announced on July 29. 40% to the to diversification The si.are the company's Eugene 1956, over nine the for months any 2,140,000 $1,935,204 Federal-Radorock Earnings Rise— on Products Wening, Division Mr. pro¬ earnings Earnings per common share producing Eastern Industries, Inc.—Sales and of diversification through investments " tills time to commit ourselves to base Net is being mined on the island. Magcobar (Magnet Cove Barium Corp.,i Houston, Texas), one of the Dresser Industries will process the barite into Magcobar drilling mud for use by oil drillers in the Middle to •stock method Mine Now Processing Another goal is about to be achieved ill this corporation's plan for serving the worldrwide petroleum industry, according to J. B. O'Connor, President, who left last week for Europe and the Middle East. On the ancient. Greek island of Mykonos, Mr. O'Connor will attend the formal opening of a modern mill for processing high-grade barite at General Cable Corp.—Acquisition— Net 'High-Grade Deposit of Barite— which Basic von with three $1,605,180 vision Dresser Industries, Inc.—Greek to continue ment reached $219,027,942 on June 30, 1957, compared with $208,435,033 in the previous quarter of the year, according to hugh Bullock, Presi¬ dent.—V. 185, p. 2801. wish stockholders plant 1956 $70,2^6,849 $73,5o7,46G . before program not predetermined program." in¬ share, from $215,765 or 31 cents per share for the same period of 1956. Gro s revenue for the first half amounted to $5,311,789 up from $4,135,452 for the comparable period last year. In a letter to the stockholders, John C. Emery, President, noted that a special factor in the second quarter revenue increase was the pro¬ tracted service suspension by the company's principal competitor, tans adding to the normal volume of traffic. Prospects for tire sjcond half of 1957 appear favorable, Mr. Emery said.—V. 185, p. 2913. Six Months Ended " the name Froedtert Malt Corp. and distilling industries wwricuve and will the major source of the company's income and assets' ". Mr. von Wening leclared, "no change is contemplated in the personnel or metnoas of operation of the malting phases of your company's business, and the name 'Froedtert' will continue to period same 52 cents per provision to give effect to the normal base stock method of inventory Bullock, Earnings— cents ended June : The Froedtert Corp. has been identified since its creation with the malting industry in which it has long br.en tne nation's leading producer. It was emphasized that the company's malting activities in year. months " ' Chairman, said the name change was proposed because Basic Products Corp. better reflects tne company's program of broad product diversification. lor 419. p. the highest in the company's history, were per share, compared with $100,979, or 15 cents Gross revenue was, $3,095,3.02,. up fro'ijv $2,062,609 ported for the same quarter of 1956. or Chairman of Froedtert, said "the piircluuvs the lust several months as part of Frceciiett's diversi- do "we or company earnings, 35 or share last per Hevi-Dutv lA •>] Change in Name Approved— a .Aug. reported. an increase,of quarter of 1957 compared with on second Net 1956. 8241,940 Shares, Inc.—Assets Rise to $219,027,942— mutual $15,515,358 were year (excluding the tax refund) were exceeded in period only by the $2.03 per share net earnings three the the open markei announced on July on was Fruehauf Trailer Co.—Sales and Earnings Decline— last fiscal share per for come Profit this month Emery Air Freight Corp.—Reports Record Net of current nine comparable period were the any it Weniug, over Froedtert's in said he petition closing. assets high for earnings from operations for the current nine month postwar lirst ii.e companies engaged in tlx? operation of the supermarkets. The acqui¬ sition, * Which, will not bej consummated unless all the secuj.Ui.iCH, the subject of tills offering, arc sold, will be accomplished by the purchase, through subsidiaries, Of alb uf the capital stock of 16 corporations which own the furniture, fixtures, equipment and leases of 16 Big Ben Supermarkets. The assets .of ,an additional supermarket which consists oj furniture, fixtures, equipment and lease will also be acquired by a subsidiary- The company also will acquire the assets of three Big Ben corporal ions which operate the 3 7 supermarkets and own tne inventory end supplies. The aggregate purchase price of the capital stock of the 16 corporations will bs $1,268,000, payable 25% in. cash at the closing and the balance over an 8la-year period. The purchase price of .the additional supermarket is $150,000, of which 25%> is payable at the closing and the balance over a four-year period. The price of th« in¬ ventories and supplies is estimated at $600,OCO payable in cash ut Ihe net postwar the highest sales volume World War II, and the Net , Dividend since $1.01 per common snare on or the comparable period ior $970,000 Total step specific quarterly report year were $42,563,106. third quarter were $701,875, current capital. • history. compared as a the quarter No under¬ working of stock common purchased Wis., program. Brinsmere earnings for the current nine month period were $2,131,945, or $3.22 per share, including a tax refund equivalent to 37 cents per share, as compared with $1,882,839, or $2.93 per snare, expenses. kets; the per unit. bs used for The acquisition amounted to less than 10%. of Hevi-Dut v's 345 000 outstanding- shares of common stock. However, the total assericdlv makes Froedtert the largest single stockholder of Hevi-Duty. Mr. von Wening declined to.disclose the cost of the investment in Hevi-Duty stock. He also did not say specifically whether Froedtert plans to seek control of Hevi-Duty. "Inasmuch as this is the inMial in represent are a shares of have been Milwaukee, Corp., von made identify Sales— 5. quarter tl)e first three quarters last Net per for sales also company's lor Aug. third Commercial sales for inanest Persons, President, in on quarter company in any nine month sales period. for public third current the by Fuller & Co. is also the underwriters. $1.51 per share commission to announced by W. R. were current tering is to ba made in units, each eorsi.sting of one preferred and one common share; and the offering price is to be $10.10 per unit, with n Co. into Carrier of stockholders made The on first preferred par. The com¬ offer these securities for public sale through an un¬ headed by S. D. Fuller & Co., of New tfpni. The ot¬ 1, 1957, covering 180,000 shares of 7% cumulative stock, '$>.0 par,'and ,J0,l)uO s..aivs of common tock, 10c derwriting group the merger of Elliott in V. 186, p., 523).—V. 186, p. 524. $17,373,779 by this company in its third quarter, ended 30, and of $49,440,463 in the 1st three quarters oi its current fiscal June Y.—Registers With SEC— Aug Anthony were ficatibn Basic Supermarkets, Inc., Glendale, D. I., Quality Dilbert's financial advisors as connection with see Emerson Electric Mfg. Co.—Reports Record Net sales N. in (which to arc , continue that F. Eberstadt & Co. acted announced was to Elliott Corp. stock at $100 common Corp.—Buys Hevi-Duty Shares— Froedtert the "Because Elliott Co.—Financial Advisors— 5,976,72b 2,462,890 of to The proceeds Approximately 25,000 Co., Milwaukee, Anthony oiiered 4,866,243 338,339 2,975,179 $2,425,364 $0.90 income— Net 5,042,905 325,542 2,547,381 J.— 5,034,449 5,331,612 2,680,349 - FocirincT taxes for N. The be 42,471.901 44,005.884 2,53u,G6o 2,752,785 and amortia.--!- Deprec. Pl0Vi 23.749:086 22,597,949 -sold- exp. Associates/ Inc., Nutley, SEC $64,521,601 $34,481,107 $33,731,424 $65,572,708 revenues Research Files With Securities and Exchange Commission— 1957—3 Mos.—195G 1957—6 Mos.—1956 $34,274,219 $33,530,886 $63,207,122 $64,169,572 206,886 200,538 365,586 352,029 June 30— Period End Safes Other Up—Earns. Off (& Subs.)—Sales (par $1) Electric The Electronic Diamond Alkali Co. Froedtert hold FPC out, had it been necessary to activities in abeyance while lengthy pointed he Northwest letter of notification with the SEc due Feb. l, 1968 and 5 800 be offered in units of one $100 a debenture bonds stock common FPC is operations to the customers of both companies. By filing the merger application, he continued, the entire question of public interest connected with the integrated operations of the two pipeline systems can be examined by the FPC. : ; '' V ' On July 22, the Justice Department filed a complaint against the two companies alleging that El Paco's acquisition of more than 99% of the outstanding stock of Pacific Northwest is in violation of Section 7 of the Clayton Act.—V. 186, p. 317. callable for other purposes at lOo.o during this ten-year period, and thereafter at a declining prc:n.um. The proceeds of the loan are to be used to refund short-term bank loans and pay for new construction costs.—V. 186, p. 111. >. - • of writing is involved. of the Act, Gas occurred, have Pacific time cost, but are interest Natural would corporation on July 26 filed shares a Vvhony debenture and one share stock the acquired tne hearings, v the first ten years with funds not refundable for are lower Paso tnese , Bonds with Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corp., Pacific Northwest early this year. exempted from jurisdiction over sucn stock acquisitions by regulated companies. V. / ivxr. Kayser scrid that the initial combination of the two companies througn stock acquisition, rather than merger, was made necessary in order that there would be 110 interruption at" that time of Pacific Northwest's expansion and financing programs. Such an interruption El Under rangehients were negotiated on June 20, 1957 by Blyth & Co Inc. pursuant to which certain institutions have agreed to purchase $70,000,000 of 4%% general and re¬ funding mortgage bonds, series P, due Aug. 15, 1987, lor investment at stated times between August and Decem¬ ber, 1957. The covering $290,000 of 7% application with the Federal Power Aug. 7 filed an on for merger subsidiary. uvv.4v.ii expire at the close Of business on Aug. 30, 1957, and stockholders desiring to accept such offer are required to forward their certificates to the company at Cleveland, Ohio.—V. 182, p. 2248. Detroit Edison Co.—Arranges for Pacific Northwest Merger- FPC Approval Seeks Tins company Commission The offer will a also is company investors tional $10 per share, said sum to remainder by the company's of sum con¬ presently negotiating for the sale to institu¬ of first mortgage pipe line bonds. Tile and to pay therefor be payable one-half by check and the cognovit promissory note due and payable on or before Dec. 31, 1958, bearing interest at the rate of ; 6<<> per annum, the first payment of which shall be due Oct. 1, 1957 and thereafter computed and payable quarterly. There will be deducted from the cash payment the cost of Federal documentary stamps attributable to such sales. has offered to purchase said stocks The company a corporation has two manufacturing divisions: Miller Fluiri Tower Division, largest manufacturer of industrial air and hydraulic cylinders, and Tru-Seal Division, producers of a self-sealine nm. fitting. See also V. 185, p. 820. i pe the company. to tender 01 The be convertible into El Paso's common through Aug. 31, 1967. A sinking fund will go into operation 011 March 1, 19o6. White, Weld &: Co. will head an underwriting group which will sell the preferred stock, and any unsubscribed portion of the debenture share, of record at the close of business on July 19, 1957 any and all shares of said stocks which the holders thereof may wish to $4' from the issue is being used to help finance $2,300,000 plant being built near Bensenvllle, ill raised Money Rights will expire 1957. record 011 Aug. 26, of stock B common °UTn<r debentures" will holders of its class A of the par value of has offered to purchase from the and stock common and Co.—Offers to Buy Its Stock— Curtis Manufacturing This company at Monday, August 12, 1957 ... (624) ' of sales is General Motors Acceptance Corp.—Debentures A nationwide Sold— underwriting group headed by Morgan Stanley & Co. and comprising 224 investment firms placed on the market on Aug. 7 a new issue of S100,000,000 20-year 5% debentures clue Aug. 15, 1977, at Volume 186 Number 5683 97V2% and 5.20%. This The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . interest accrued offering to yield quickly was The approximately oversubscribed institutions Certain The debentures new such after and debentures at a"er of two in redeemable the the passenger the before principal event of oonortunitv Jan on Aug its 15 " 14 amount 1967 and ami on financing the such redemption may be added be for able cceds the to net general maturing debt from iunds for or applied be may proceeds of Elkins, Ac Aug of the reduction until debentures of be will GMAC by letail dealers of units of the first instalment months six $4,515,153,000 to short-term totaled acquired 195 June 30, at Dec. of of new resale GM new products well as vehicles in 1956 income receivables of $10,058,115,000 flrit For the six in manu¬ finances 98%" ° c acquired 1955 and 400,000 Oo—_• & 100.000 600,000 275.000 100.000 2,000,000 lor 419,000 169,000 the like period $21,676,000 and for periods was income operating GMAC due quent to one one 1956. Net income for respeetiv^ the June at 30, 1957 was year, indebtedness Ac The Partners, GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT Authorized . ' .. $ Due within United year— States Other __u Due one debs., 1, due 1958 July 150,000,000 1 25,000,000 100 000 000 15, 1959 15, 1959 20,000.000 50.000.000 4%% due debs., 2.9%. due notes, due due notes, 23.4'/W- debs., 3% debs., 3Mi % 4% 15. March March due due July July 1964 75.000,000 1969__ 15, 1, 3%i%> due notes, 1975 1, Sep. 50.000,000 200.000,000 Aug. 1, Inc. " 150,000,000 100.000 000 50,000.000 50,000,000 1930..——100.000,000 100,COO,000 due notes, due 3notes, to Aug. 15, Sep. 1. 1957— 1978_—' payable April 4<A> due notes, 29, A. Sep. May 1, debs., due June 37b % debs., 3% 4Co subor. notes, subord. 37s (!c Nov. due due note, 1, Jun. 15,500.000 Lazard F'reres Ac Lee 15, 20,000,000 25,000,000 1967 15,000,000 subor. due note, 374% 1, : subor. 1,1973 Ya '/c junior due notes, 1, 4% \ note, due 1973. •As stock of 47sL!c\ par 25,000,000 valuer 1957 30, 5% of debentures' and after debentures A. 25,000,000 500,000 shs. 1,030,000 shs. * due effect issue ' 1962. UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters of sale of additional present to $31,300,000 y named have below C. Allyn American Co. Co., <fe E. $6,000,000 600,000 Securities Corp., A. Inc. severally & 500,000 Auchincloss, Inc. 100,000 Co., Parker M. Eyllesby (Inc.) 400,000 Chace, 275.000 & Co., Inc. James S. Baker & 400,000 Clark, Bartow Co. Leeds Bateman, Eichler Bear, Stearns A. G. Becker William Ac Blunt Ellis Co. Ac Ac Co. Co. Inc. Burke Inc.' & Co. E. Courts & Co. Ac — Ai 100,000 Co.— — 275,000 2,000.000 Sons__ Marshall <fc House Dain 150,000 . 600,000 & Ac & Inc. Co. Inc. Co. The Co.-, Inc. 100,000 Wood, 150,000 Woodard-Elwood Wood Gundy company covering Aug. on Struthers 7 900.000 Bjddle Ac and Co.— 150,000 filed a registration statement with the of cumulative preferred stock, $20 par. directors stock Aug. on 6 common record on stockholders Aug. 16 shares share, share. If the proposed also stock recommends to split that of is approved by the shareholders, the common stockholders approve Incorporation, which ..would expand the (lie adequacy and circular with McCrary, the sales also accuracy respect to (1) company, more particularly of dollar amounts for of the statement's that the promotional, exploratory or is an Hamilton Watch Co.—Continues Tlie to the extension in the finan¬ transactions not- non-cash extractive, company, in development stage.—V. 183, p. 2291: company N the Diversification— -' is continuing to diversify its operations in an effort dependence on watches but development costs are af¬ company reduce its SinUlcr, President told the New Yoik July 23. products had been brought to tne production stage in 1957. The company's now electric-watch, introduced earlier this year, "has cost us a substantial sum of money, he declared,,but demand "has exceeded our expectations. ' fecting Society Mr. earnings. Arthur B. Security Analysts of said Sinklcr inanv provement Sinkler to earnings are not expected to show substantial: Im¬ the first quarter;' when net income was $63;4J;>. Mr. entire year, however, should be sufficient common stock dividends at the current rate of $1. u. pe over said; cover on new Second-quarter an the Dominick 1 the Articles 100,000 < use will be eligible to vote. If and required by the Commission's rules. In addition, to file the required semi-annual report of stock to which the proceeds were applied. The order type the withstanding approved a proposal to split the company's The proposal is subject to the approval who will meet Sept. 5. Shareholders of Gunn failed cial three-for-one. to' the order, Wayne D. of of information contained in* the the results to be encountered if additional wells are drilled on Gunn and McCrary's properties; (2) the company's oil reserves; (3) the location of its properties and the development that had taken place thereon and in the vicinity of said properties; (4) the nature, size and character of the legal interests that Gun and McCrary had in the lands to which reference is made in the offering circular; (5) the. production his¬ tory of the company's wells; and (6) the financial condition and Stock Split— presently- limited voting rights' of the; holders of the cumulative pref-; erence stock by giving them a Va. vote per share jointly with the holders ofr common stock at elections of directors and other matters. ! the history The thereof. Moreover, according director and an affiliate President/ subject offering proceeds amendment , the challenges of General Tire & Rubber Co.—Plans information with respect to material facts offering circular is false and misleading; of said offering circular in the offer and sale of McCrary stock would operate as a fraud, and deceit upon and property board 900,000 and that company's use company from the sale of the preferred shares will become a the treasury funds of the company and will be used for additions and improvements and/or to discharge short-term bank loans used for said purposes. The company estimates i:? con¬ struction expenditures for the six months ending Dec. 31, 1937, and for the year ending Dec. 31, 1958, at £30,400,000 and $74,800,000 respectively.—V. 186, p. 214. ■ , Net (2) the in that purchasers of the stock, the underwriters having an option 60 days to purchase the stock at the public offering price less underwriting discount. per & Ddmihlck— (3) of an order issued by the Commission on March- 27, 1957, suspending the effectiveness of the filing of an offering sheet relating to certain non-producing working interests in an oil and gas lease. With respect to the Regulation A notification filed by Gunn .and McCrary, the Commission's order alleges that it fails to contain a statement of cash receipts and disbursements or income and expense nnd fails to contain a financial statement of the company's condition to Read & Co. Inc. 2,325,000 Dixon Brctscher Noonan Inc. 100,000 MaeDonald, _ McCrary; Gunn 100,000 —; and underwriters to purchase part A the contained offer these shares for public sale through Paine, Webber. Jackson As Curtis and Mitchum, Jon s As Temnloton. The dividend rate, public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. There is no firm commitment by the for on -100,000 Co. of California—Registers With shares proposes announced exceeding the 500,000 company was Co. 100,000 Co., is This it under a pronosing Gunn, The Commission, temporarily suspending a Regulation A the Securities Act of - 19-33 with order Co. Ac Co.— Ac _— 275.000 Townsend, to Regulation 1,200,000 275,000 General Telephone Exchange an registration Ac Co 420. p. and issued from 400,000 Ac Wood, Yarnall, has Ac 150,000 Witter Harold E. Weir, ! La.—Stock Offer¬ $300,000 in amount. Gunn and McCrary filed * Its .notification with the Commission on April 20, 1956, public offering of 97,900 shares of its .capital stock at $1 per share pursuant to such an exemption. In its suspension order, the Commission asserts (If that the terms and conditions of Regulation A have not been complied with by Gunn not Stetson 275,000 Co. ' , public stock offering by this corporation. The order opportunity for hearing, upon request; on the question suspension should be vacated or made permanent. Regulation A provides a,: conditional exemption from registration under the Securities Act with respect to public offerings of Securities 900,000 200,00o Ac 1, respect 2,000,000 275,000 Co '■■■'■ ' the White, Weld A; Co Winslow, Cohu Ac Dean •" an Whether Dillon, Co., be be built Securities provides " Inc. the electronics field, equipment such as instruments made portable, and automatic recharg'ng devices in easily, he added.—V. 186, p. 318. In Gunn & McCrary, Inc., Shrevefrort, exemption 100,000 100,000 allows can can Aug, approved, the split will increase the number of authorized from 2,500,000 to 7,500,000. The board also declared a cash dividend at the rate of 50c per 100,000 Eodine cells 100,000 600,000 Ac lighting. recorders 600,000 200,000 Dick & Merle-Smith R. S. Dickson Ac Co., & upon ing Temporarily Suspended— payable on Aug. 30, 1957 to holders of record Aug. 16. 1957, and, stated that its present intention was to pay quarterly dividends commencing with the next dividend on the new common stock at the rate of 17 '/ac Crouter rechargeability; are: 150,000 of 100,000 Co. . which 100,000 Ac Gibson Ac Introduced—■ a half dollar, the hermetically sealed button specifically for miniature nnd subminiaturized electronic applications. The principal features of the and 200,000 Co Lerchen Ac construction rechargeable sintered 900,000 Ac 150,000 Co Co., Davis, Skaggs & Co DeHaven Ac Co.— and for the 100,000 150,000 Shelby Cullom Davis & M. To gency Werthcim 200,000 — common' Inc Co., Curtiss. J. 100,000 Ac 186, v. 100,000 Co. Crowell, Cunningham, Schmertz & Weedon & 100,000 approval. retire short-term SEC used 900,000 Ac 209.000 600.000 fc 100,000 400,000 Co., . and be larger than cells resistance 100.000 Co. Young, McLeod, 275,000 ' & lo 214. p. Co.— A: Co._u Ac Ac McDonnell 200,000 100,000 Brown. Ac Collins Cooley Inc.— 275.000 & ,Simmons_ Brown. Lisle Ac Brush. Slocumbr Inc. Julien Burr, Collings C. 600.000 Co., Inc. Alex. C. Securities Corp. & 600,000 _ Co Eradford 109,000 Clayton Coffin 100.009 Inc Bosworth, Sullivan C. 900,000 & Inc. Blyth Ac, Co., Inc boettchcr & Co J- 200,000 Clark Dodge 100.000 & Co.— Blair & Blair Co.— W. 275,000 Co.—_ 1 Co. Ac 600,000 McDonald the 500.000 — & West 100,009 Winslow, 200,000 _____ & Whiteside, 600,000 100.000 Co. Barth — & Co.^___ Richard W. Clarke Corp. 100.000 Co.— 150,000 150,000 Inc.— E. Baker, Watts <fc Co Baker, Weeks & Co Ball, Burge & Kraus Barret, Fitch, North & Co. Corp... Commission are Financing— Bond at, competitive bidding on Sept. 30. next, mortgage bonds due 1987, subject to developed non-gassing 400,JOO 100,000 Ac Iiic. Masten Ac Co._; SEC Republic Co. Bacon, Whipple & Co.— Robert W. Baird & J. & National Central Co $100,000 100,000 (Inc.) 275.000 A; — Denton, Central & Redpath Bache H. 275,000 Strudwick_ & Co & Inc. ... ___ Ames Anderson Bros. was electrical Securities and Exchange Commission— and Burnliam Burns , Co.—Plans first 150.000 — Webster Ac per stock 275,000 , 100,000 Co Marks Inc. Delivery Arrangements": Morgan Stanley A. M. McCormick agreed to purchase from the company the following respective principal * amounts of debentures, less their1 respective principal amounts, of debentures sold by the company pursuant to contracts described under "Delayed Ac Bennett Co. 500,000 shs. giving and if — — Watling, $30 Corp.— Co. Walker 5% debentures at plate, nickel-cadmium, button cell introduced by this corporation on Aug. 6 much were button , Ac Alstyne, Noel Ac Co. Wagenseller Ac Durst, 150,000 —- . 1,000,000 shs.; - value) par cells 2.000.000 Van H. cornoration the hermetic sealing; main manr : rtcnarging; rugged construction and low internal high discharge. r ; ■ • Immediate industrial applications for the steel encased button cells, according to Dr. Leslie K. Gulton, President, will be in the aircraft missile field for testing, telemetering, radio applications and emer¬ ' , __i Inc. Inc. Increase of $652,000 318. p. plans to sell 186, smallest batttery, loo.ooo G. an of These 1967. 30, of Gulton Industries, Inc.—Tiny Battery Not Inc._—_ Co.,: American Weeden McDonald-Moore June $100,000,000 ($100 (.$100 Manley, 100.000,000. 186, downwards $17,000,000 proceeds The < Corp. Cartwright 100,000 Co. : Mason-Hagan, _ pfcl. stock cum. Common Ac Coe Grecnawalt , April 100,000,000 Ac 100,000 Webatjr 100,000 Lundborg Ac Co. 100,000 Inc Co. Laurence _ subor. 2,000,000 MacNnughton- April ——— 4 30,000,000 junior subor. notes, due April jtmior June stock issue an 275,000 Co K. L. Day Underwood, Neuhaus 100,000 Co & Mackall _ 1973 4%? Brothers Ac Irving 35,000,000 April 1967 1,200.000 Co.— Livingstone, Crouse 15,000,000 35.000,000 30.000,000 junior 1, R. Loewi junior subor. notes, due April 1, 4%' S. 2,000,00) Legg & Lehman 125.000,000 25,000,000 due common ' C. Co Corp Higgiuson John 1975 Meyer Anthony 15,500,000 20.000,000 Co.— Ac Trask Ac C. 1957, 30, June on authorized the interest of debenture holders, protect Power The 100,000 Ac the adjusted of loans.- V. 150,000 Swiss $12,934,974 directors debentures info company Federal 100,000 200,000 100,000 Sweucy the States Utilities issue iin 275,000 Co Eoyce Tucker, W. 125,000,000 Ac Co. Ac Spencer Laird 25.000.000 1 The 100,000 Staals Ac to be Gulf 500,000 Frank, Stroud were 1956. capital will Co.— 2,000,000 Co Co.__ Securities 30, 1957, underwriters.—V. Ac 150,000 690,009 25,000,000 '75 Ac Ac Company, Corp. Langley Ac Co.— ' 6.000.000 1959— Co 200,000 Ac made Increase in number 1956, a 23% Ac Thomas 6,000,000 15, Ac with loans totalling $6,150,928 comoares 200,000 Co, Nicolaus Ac Co., & additional this conversion dividends, are ..declared and paid in future years. Rights to purchase these debentures were Issued to stockholders on June lf>, 1957 and debentures In .the principal amount of $646,460 were purchased by stockholders through the ex¬ ercise of rights, with the remainder of $5,540 being purchased by the Ac Ac 400.00.) Ac 22, convertible price 600,000 Agnew & Secretary 100,000 Hammill Erothers ne June May share and, Co.— Meeds Bissell 25 000,000 S. I— Jun. SU since On Ac Co., —500.000 Co, 1976— 1, (U. 100,000 2,325,0i-0 Co 25,000,000 J. indebtedness Ac 15,000.000'<• ' • Ac Outstanding loans Co. Siix the 112. p. 21%; 200,000 Inc.—- 150,OOj Inc.—'1' Co., 20,949,373 Dec. countries subor. notes, due 3>/2% ,' due 15, < 150,000 Co.— with filed was the splitup will be effected stockholders of record Aug. 8. shares of capital stock for each and to borrowers for the first half of Sthlman, Maynard Ac Thalmann 1°69 debs., 5!4% Ladenburg, Laird, 474% due Dec. Ac Loeb Kuhn. 6.009 000 h 100.000 Ac Kidder Ac Co.. Inc. 9.000,000 6,000,000 jl5.000.000 .x 1, ,1964 434% Other Co.— two 1957, 1957, borrowers. "This are Starkweather Stifel, of 186, 8, 15, amendment to the which each sharer of shares of capital an loans. convertible Barney Stern, 2914. p. three into amendment Aug. Aug. of 100,0o0 R. The on on spiituo to 3,771 200,000 Pros. 185, under company be 500,000 ^ox MacA.rthur Kormendi 1961— notesw.due May 1. 1966j_ debs., due Jan. 15. 1963 Subordinated Ac Ac Moore William Illinois, approved 1957. 5, this will lo 4.639 Co.—— Smithers Stein 100,000 100.0"0 M. S. SoOi 100,000 Co. Inc.— Deane Smith, 200.000 Richards Ac Ac Simon M. Stern Kidder, Peabody Ac Co.— 2,000,0:0 and 30 !; 9.000.000 due 0 100.000 Co. 1, 1958 notes, 200.0 Company, Kirkpatrick-Pettis Dec. 3V-t */«■ Co. Inc. Ac Kenower. Canada— 5.95V Ac ________ Kay. 150,000,000 100,000.000 debs., 4% 150.009 ________ lemon 2,000,000 Scribner F. Lane, Corp. Kalinan I. below.—V. Inc. amounted 500,000 Smith, Grubbs 100,000 Miller, 50.000,000 200.000.000 1976 to 200.000,000 1974 1975__ 1, payable 5% 1977 Oct. due debs., , out. pointed For the six months ending June 30, 1957 net profits after taxes to $186,192, an increase of 19% over the $156,683 earned during the comparable period in 1956. i During the first six months of 1957, the corporation loaned $7,525,824 900,000 200,000 Singer, Kreeger Ac Hewitt Joseph, Mellen Ac Co. Co. 150,000 Jones, 200,000.000 notes, 33n%- 100,000 President, Case, O. Government Employees Corp.—Earnings Up—Financ¬ ing Completed— Co.— Shuman, Ac Kirkland, Ac Scranton Shearson, Aug. on Chicago, Stringfellow— Shields Ac Ac Inc. Johnston, 1970 Bond Johnson, Space 75 000 000 200.000 000 275.0C0 275,000 Uranium, $16.66%)i of held.—V. 100,000 Co. 900,000 Inc.— Keir Ac The 75 009 000 75.000,000 200.000,000 1972 1973 37a % 25.000*000 lOO.OOo'.OOO 25,000.000 100,000.000 15. payable June notes, 1963 Jenks, W. 900.090 Corp. Battles, Ac Chas. Co Dulles Janney, Horner Scott Co.^.. (par State at, Hutton Scott. Ac Francis 100,000 Schwabacher Ac Co., & <na.' 1957, Roberts Pomeroy, 150.000 — stock, Incorporation of share Ac Schneider 100,000 Weeks Hutton Illinois Share 30.000,000 75 000 000 bchoellkopf, H. Ac of stock ol' 100,000 — E. 100,000 Son Gold ly the distribution 275,000 — 150,000 Ac Inc.__ Co Poole, Parke 100,000 Ac Hutton E. Bros. 200,000 Co.__ Co._ Fay Indianapolis 150,000,000 75,000.000 1963-1. 15. 000*000 50,000*000 50,000,000 F. W. The 20 150.000,000 1962 1. 1, debs., due March to ■ May E. 25,000,000 100.000,000 __________ April 1, 1960__ 3% debs., due July 1, lf,60__ 3Va-% debs., due Sep. 15. 1961 V,/ 150 000 000 Ac & Aiden 200,000 Renshaw Rothschild 100.009 Co.— Ac Hornblower June debs., Ac Ac 900,000 Co F. Schmidt, 500.000 Co. Co., Hutzler 275,000 • Co.__ Hogle Ac Co Hooker and June 3% A. Co.__ Ac Hilliard B. Hirsch year: due July notes, Ac Richards J. J. Aug. 15, 1953234V debs., due 3 Va l/c notes, due 3% J. States— 3%% Hcntz Hill 169,755,165 43 336 343 sebsequent to 4% & Noyes Henry Herrman 1,206,608,500 _____ ______ countries United Ac Stone H. ■ Canada Miller Hemphill, L. stock 400,000 Ac Salomon this, year the company bought 31,800 on the open market bringing the ol' common U2. stockholders ital ca slock Co., Gardner— Mosle Ac 100 000 Co._ Hayden, * debentures payable; one Ac Ac Co. 400.000 Haupt Hayden, ♦Outstanding " Notes, loans and Ira FINANCING 777,000 .1,773,133 $0.44 . bought since acquisition of The Mathos Co., Inc., Purchase of tho air conditioning fitm included I00,00o Glen p. Western Articles Robinson- Rotan, Inc. CAPITALIZATION Ac Humphrey Ltd., of 166, The 100,000 100,000 Pierce Rodman 1,527.000 1,748.633 $0.87 — Goodman Manufacturing Co.—Stock Split Voted— 200,000 — Inc Hughes Reynolds Ac Co.—. 600.000 Rinpel Ac Co.-e_—100,000 2,000.000 $36,672,000 $35,481,000 Golden Crown Mining' Co.—Assets Acquired—Offer— 900.000 Co. Inc.— Ac pay _—2—_ months Alden Fl.ooo shares. See 100,000 Co.; Glen 100.000 2,009,000 Ac —i to \ Inc. Rater to .share,.——— (he first six of snares 100,000 Reinholdt Co. Ripley Ac Co.-——_ Co.. Rauscher, 400.000 __________ Harris tion. A; A: Ac Co., used be ZZZZ1ZZ—ZIJ—J——— ' ' par Dur ng shares Co., 900,000 ■ Harriman Inc. Ac Sulzberger Stuart Inc. - 000,000; total capital stock and surplus, $270,471,000. All of the out¬ standing capital stock of GMAC is owned by General Motors Corpora¬ " Co. Halsey, subse¬ $375 200,000 Holljwell, Ac follows: as $1,419,700,000; senior indebtedness due $1,916,149,000; subordinated indebtedness. year Ral'fensperger, 200 000 Gregory Ac Sons Hallgarten & Co.—1 1956 year Putnam Ellis Ac Anderson Green, $45,705,000*. ' capitalization within of $21,959,000. For the calendar $317,144,000 and net income was was Pressprich Quail to are Corp,—Earnings Show 100% Rise- 150,000 150,000 Co.— Ac Inc. Ac & 275,000 ________ W. the (par i0 cent?v' i Securities. Corp., New outstanding debt and Bellin G. A. outstanding —V. Pollock Inc. R. With olf. notification with letter a 200,000 200,000 Grant-Brownell - Co.— Jaffray Ac E. recom¬ total number of shares P"escott, Shepard Ac Co., 2,000.000 Co. The company's consolidated operating income was $165 the six months ended June 30, 1 57, compared wiih 0155' Wm. Glen Alden Earnings 200,000 Co.— Hopwood 100.000 Sons Ac also are of class A common stock through proceeds profit Shares 1,200,000 Fenn The Net Jackson Curtis & Piper, share, per filed six Months Ended June. 30— sales 275,000 Webber, Phelps, Marshall— Co Northwest Paine, Co., Ac Ohio Pacific Fleming- Goodbody Ac Co Granbery, Marache amounted to $4,142,893,000, compared with $3 850 046 000 ' (, The 109,000 2,325.000 $2 Y. 100,000 Co. 22 Net 100,000 Ac N. 200,000 Co.— Nowland bv-laws company's working capital. 150,000 Co. J. at . Son Paul Corp. Garrett Newbold's 150,000 Co. Corp. Ac H. Newburger Ac Co. Newhard, Cook Ac Forgan Ac Co.— Goldnian, Sachs Ac Co. 1956. 31, 100.0C0 Glore, EARNINGS W. 150,000 Robert Notes an 1 bills receivable after detoss reserves, held by the company at S. Moseley Ac Co.— Mullancy, Wells Ac Co. . Ac Fulton, Reicl & Co., Inc. amounted of19?7 month., York, for Ac F. Inc. Fosler from rose 1 an in 100.000 200.000 1,200,000 200.000 Roland July on covering ,100,000 shares 200.000 Templeton 600,000 Hibbs E ottered Stone _.____ B. 200,000 Ac Moore, Leonard Ac Lynch Boston Nolan, W. _corporation Model, Michigan Folger, in 275.000 Co.— Jones the Giant Petroleum Corp., New York, N. Y.—Files Securities and Exchange Commission— . 100.000 Co. Co Southwesr used as comprised and Milwaukee ■ 100,000 __ Compaay of First , —_ Mil chum, 900,000 First First such The 400,000 Fahey, Clark & Co Farviell, Chapman & The products and automotive purchased volume of 56. $5,007,456,000. ""e«med dnctir- for 1957. peak a of receivables annual 59,132,272.000 In 1 to distribution dealers financing of of to sa.es The volume 1952. GMAC's Since the Motors make. any dollar 97% finances Genera Co _________ mo" borl 2,000,000 Beane_— Ac Inc. 100.009 Ferris Ac BUSINESS 2,000.000 Clement A. Evans Ac Co., Inc. avail Tli° Pierce, Lynch, Fcnner changes in 186, p. 525. mended.—V. 100,000 Co Ac Merrill, Turben Ac Co., Stokes Ac Securities Ac Miller Merrill 600,000 Co. Equitable rowings. factured Co. Corp. the company and will purchase of receivables to Ac Morris, Elworthy Ac Co Emanuel, Deetjen resulting debentures the the initially sale Ac Union Corresponding $100,000 Co. Mead, 2,000,000 duPont Dillion, Eberstadt the made I. Ac 10J,u00 Co Estabrook the Co Securities & Co.—___ there after action or Ac Eastman On redeem 1968 McMaster Hutchinson $275,000 & Francis nf 1958 3 years PROCEEDS—The Dominion Securities Doolittle F. option Aug. governmental production car of redeemed at par, but no after the date, of such governmental action be may not the company may, at redeemed on or before if However, cessation themselves delayed delivery basis a decreasing to Prices 1970. 15, on are date 103% at avail may (625): 5 Corp. and Drexel paying for the debentures in . books closed. the con- . - Pr.of.ts- for the, share.—V. 185, p. 2803. 6 corporation July on filed 23 stock common shares offered in units to be $50) (par 400 of • non-voting of 10 shares $500 at unit. No underwriting is involved. The proceeds are to purchase and carry increased inventories.—V. 184, p. 115. ' be used per to •• be has arranged to place privately, through Blyth ing operation it announced was The 1971 1, First & has company count,of t Aug. 6.—V. 184, p. 624. on Hartford Electric Light Co.—Partial Redemptionredemption for called Sept. on 1, next, for ac- at National Boston, Bank, Hartford, Co., Mass., Conn.—V. the cr 186, major part EARNINGS—Consolidated the /■ National Hartford and 12 ended months BUSINESS—The sale areas. • of May the fiscal July 22 1956 which year by H. sales reached sales closed Heinz II J. of a record new „ President. Net $262,423,046. ven.r's Famines year's $10,583,044. $10,583,944. Earnings $6.12, as against $6.09 last year. Completion factory of announced on gain over fiscal was 6% a compared $10,626,252, whs share share ner per CAPITALIZATION of of stock stock common common mortgage 3% to 27»% within the. City GIVING series, vinegar generators tion of and vinegar storage the Berkeley is tanks, completes and Tracy manufacturing for sale. consolida¬ the r operations. The Berkeley available now ",f manufacturing facilities totaling 125,000 square feet, new and remodeled warehousing *, space of 180,000 square feet, and office facilities comprising approxi¬ mately 35,000 square feet in the modernization program at the Holland, Mich., factory. Scheduled for completion in 1959, the program is aimed1 at a completely integrated facility for the processing of pickles and the Final contracts have been let the for of production of vinegars. Also underway is an extensive modernization program for the Muscatine, Iowa, factory. Completion of the first phase of this program has added or replaced some 200,000 square feet of manufacturing and <■ Warehousing floor space. The second phase, scheduled for completion In will 1958, In now of feet square include the erection warehouse The space. planning stage, will add of building to provide 113,000 third and final program phase, a • issuable 12 all-time U. 5.65 % * factories in total dozens and in tons. the of record the of Heinz production fiscal during Ketchup production rose to in 1951.—V. 186, p. 318. pack established organization a new, a par 1957, both In ' volume 33% in excess ; year other subject Operating, expenses 350,000 Operating Sce Froedtert Corp. above.—V. 185, p. 250,00,0 sh.s. &; Sachs Goldman, (A.) Hollander & Son, Inc. (Del.)—Merger Voted— The • stockholders July on 25 the approved proposed corporation with Philips Electronics, Inc. • The merger also was approved by Philips Electronics at a meeting on July 31,' when it became effective. Philips Electronics tries, Inc., as trustee a in is wholly-owned owned by Hartford turn for subsidiary a Philips Incandescent National of C. A. G. Allyn & Co., stockholders, & Francis I. duPont Co.— The Trust & to terms Philips will to addiitionl exchange The Inc., represent Ltd., Dutchk a —V. each of share of Hollander will be changed Hollander's 243,921 shares stock the of merged company. 186, the Exchange on Aug. 1. At the same time, Hollander discontinued listing of its shares on the New York Stock Exchange. Colt said Mr. division / in the Home N. J., 186, estimated profit due Fairview—Bonds of 170, 1,000 Fidelity To basis the shares held. of one The net Sold—The 186, W. Cockley Eaken, & Horizons Reavis, Inc., is Cleveland and firm of and a materials research Jones, Day, director of Earnings ended have 3010. Offering Period End. June 30— 1957—<3 Mos.—1950 and Net Fed. inc. $32,170,759 taxes 187,863 *449,514 380,503 $1,481,185 169,870 *117,097 $973,070 14,011,000 14,340,000 Working capital at June 30 • June Equity 30 *To there has Federal 24,114,000 comparison proper been excluded income derived come at — permit taxes from Refrigerator Co. from between 1956 income approximately sale of following included are and before $1,600,000 inventories Gibson operations 1957 in 20,896,000 seven and general special items mud extraordinary Feb. 16, ^Approximately $1,600,000 of extraordinary income derived sale of inventories following Is included In net income in¬ This life 1956.—V. 185, p. funds corporation on July $300,000 of 24 filed 63,<% a letter convertible ?<J?e into common (offered at 99';i of Principal convertible In 1960 stock and $5 per share in of The notification The underwriters are $4 Sept. per Keith, 5^,' ' D;i,la'sTexas; Aetna Roman and used <& to retire Johnson, Fort bank notes to purchase with acting more equipment.—V. 181, like the 1956 L. R. are Reed p. Y •" be 960. nounced on Oil Ltd.—Secondary Offering—It the July $26;786.018, July 25 that a 184, p. 2118. was completed by Kuhn, has .just been self-contained of pre¬ heavy- This particular platform, it is explained, was ago and and Exchange Commission— with struction period last year. compared Securities and $1.5 be to for manager billion known and to $24,- for of of fixed asset indicated. five been affiliated annuity is the return to the present calls company completion the main business "self-completion of investor's an well be insurance"—a payments on sale the policy Litton the policies, company 186, p. offer may although it has said.—V. a line plans to of life do so, ,and had the Exchange is The company will up to purchase from it (CDTi noon 1987. See also V. 186, 50 So. of $.5,000,000 p. on ^stockholders There class Aircraft in now The first corporation half of 1957, capital stock with net cents a on endowment the' .." Aug. 20— will 1,500,000 Low are B shares to 5 19 Aug. 20, receive bids at 1,000.000 40 weeks ended cents a net income share 011 Improvement of the $90,728 476,762 for the shares of income tax oi is _ -sales non-voting - operating loss payable for 1957 carryover or from 1956.—V. prior 186, p. years, 421. no Federal June 6, 1957, Kurman Electric Co., Inc.—To Sell Assets— Norbute Corp. below.—V. 181, p. 2473. • I of creation the • class :A 3,000,000 shares: and ••'. third quarter. ; equivalent to cent the , as compared' to '•;% • /;' './A ' • per % V;." for-the against as Which'^endrld June 6, of weeks 40 $127,992,000 ,%-.)• - this in Ahc . fiscal -first . 1957',;' showed- gross sales same, pcriodi last year.^ $40,553,000-for; the net; profit, for one share,-for • 52. cents.-per share on 5,336,777 51 cents per. share, on 5,303,447. shares fiscal year.V.- against as $2,763,265, was year. revenue $121,200,000, the ,1955-56 consolidated per operating to $33,952,000,', share, the as quarter was - only compared to $808,418, or latest corresponding period in- the previous 4,-34,017, 15 cents fiscal year- Management Announces Four New Nominees for Slate Joseph R. Vogel, President, on Aug. 6 listed with the Securities and Exchange Commission'the first four nominees for the slate of directors to be voted meeting on called General Research See - :•> previous year. and amounted; weeks of The outstanding at the close-of the period. 'This- compares, of $27,509 for the like 1956 period, equal to. six an approving on shares.,', A outstanding, compared to Gross year income share on the 467,762 shares of capital stock then outstanding; Net sales for the 1957 half year amounted to $946,057 for an-increase of 65% over the sales of $573,149 in the first six months of 1956.' ' a across profits is equal- to outstanding in the the LaSalle-Street,. Chicago 90, 111;,1 mortgage-bonds, due Aug.'' 40 reported for at" 11 locations operation vote- Aug., 14 class "outstanding.. The' current/ net shares 526. Aug. equal Lake City, building a now Salt •Ji the announcement Show stock common in an As' of 1956. Joseph R. Vogel, President, on Aug. 2, reported that the consolidated net profits of the corporation, including the theatre subsidiaries, for first Corp.—Earnings its Loew's, Inc.—Reports Loss for Quarter— % of Kellett of Exchange, This stock had Sept. -26, Companies, Ltd. (Canada)—To Increase Stock additional an 526. Southern Utilities Co.—Bids since activity announced plans has company Industries of Stock President. 1,160,161. shares establishment Big Board— on New' York Thornton, I The guarantees „ American the on B. $2,698,261 for the similar period'last Iowa lodge, present The ^oblaw investment • full the to written that - present no adjacent e: company lias achieved prominence in the research, development,- and manufacture, of. advanced electronics.—V. 185, p. 613. annuitant instalment an recent country. stock common company where the what '.the of the plant, contract if he dies before his certificate matures. I. D. S. in recent years has been supplying such coverage for its customers through policies written by outside life Later iobby and said Charles the 011 Utah, , the the traded With invested. are in the outstanding. the stocks in which his premium pay¬ on motel Industries—Trading Begins July 30, on June, 30 value, is launching a Syndicate Life In-, variable A dollar amounts, earnings 20-uoit a working capital. Trading Investors as -Files Exchange Commission— The corporation on July 25 filed a letter of notification with the SEC covering 1,650 shares of capital stock to be offered at par ($100 per share),, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used lor con¬ 1957), .In¬ 13, compared began secondary offering of 80,000 !^ieSj? rapitv it0.01* ^no par) & Co.—V. t Loeb an¬ line its 2448. p. investment us announcement instead Because was illustrations,- p.m. . Imperial 20 describe Linger Longer Lodge, Inc., Friest River, Idaho With period. corresponding 185, by 6 $60,474,498, Services^ Inc.—Establishes Sub¬ than subsidiary, 1 share Securities Corp., New York N Lauderdale, Fla. The proceeds are to and 3 This the debentures share: of & "units" For 1, with due Aug. $1.05- per share, totaled 1957 on high " . record period ending or period.—V. office of The Northern Trust Co.. debentures amount. lnltally at $3 per 1964. for 1956 is determined by the the" 2333. with Leitzsey Distributors, Inc., Columbia, S. C.—Files With , Hycalog, Inc., Shreveport, La.—Files With SEC— ®ov®!ring Earnings Rise— Annuity Co., which will begin business 'with $5,000,000 capi¬ tal and surplus, Joseph M. Fitzsimmons, President of both the parent firm and the. subsidiary, said. for. the The like the and reported a the for (12-week $1,085,594, were quarter sales insurance surance acquisition of Gibson Refrigerator Company for reached $55,498,730 quarter corporation, mutual 1956. from ' * • corporation on July 26 filed a letter of notification with the SEC covering 40.000 shares of common stock (par $5) to be offered at $5.50 per share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for work¬ ing capital. Gibson of 2559. p. it .of. 3L t cor¬ sidiary to Sell Life Insurance— operations, acquisition from half companies. 1956 185, Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Co., Philadelphia, Pa. will (EDTi on Aug.%22, 1957 receive tenders for the Bale %. first mortgage bonds, series A, due Oct.- 1,-1970 to an amount sufficient to exhaust the sum of $300,000, at prices not to exceed 101 Va% plus accrued interest.—V. 186, p. 320. up 24.69% for the first half (28 weeks $2,126,650, or. $2.02 per share 011 955.441 to $1,744,424. or $1.62 per share for 70 cents per share for or in ments 159,638 Stockholders' to second Second 464,135 in $34,859,339 items income of First to tip to were to first the earnings $752,401, * for compares the For annuities, 1957—6 Mos.—1956 $16,850,709 $21,878,699 before special will financing. repayment Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co.—Tenders— The Ultimately the new firm expects to enter the variable life annuity' field, if life insurance companies get legal authority to write vaviablo Hupp Corp.—Reports Lower Sales and Earnings— , for. versatility Litton not yet seen the bill of complaint and therefore do not specific issues it raises. However, we are certain of one thing: Hughes Tool Co. has not violated the anti-trust laws."—V. 183, Inc. the compared Investors Diversified what Bales sales ter,state's Hughes Tool Co.—Anti-Trust Laws Not Violated— p. taxes 1957) 13, outstanding, which organizations of Raymond A. Cook, of the Houston, Texas, firm of Andrews, Kurth. Campbell & Bradley, attorneys for Hughes Tool Co., said on Aug. 2 regarding the civil anti-trust suit filed against the tool company: "We after July Net • Security Insurance Co. of New Haven, i Connecticut Indemnity Co., Security Connecticut Life Insurance Co., the Sterling Manufacturing Co., and, until recently, Hunt Foods and' Industries, Inc.—V. 186, p. 319. know agreement' total for of the line, the brochure,:discusses thq,size;, capacities,, and operational versatility of one specific "The Vine^arroon." Securities the corresponding period last year, it was Nafziger, Board Chairman. • . law Secretary elected process Director a the been has Cleveland Eaken Mr. of the provide The Secretary Elected— Partner of proceeds- of, permanent will „ Bakeries Corp.—Sales Interstate shares Horizons Inc.—New h pre¬ ., company Bruce be may . 526. p. $17,000,000, (currently 4% loans and already has achieved an outstanding efficiency;' Of particular interest in the brochure are 20 illustrations which include drawing of deck layout, below deck facilities, progressive oceanfloor illustrations of platform going on location, and numerous photo¬ graphs of construction phases, living facilities, deck cranes, and other] non-drilling equipment on board.—V. 185, p. 2804. ! 983. for, each will be used for working capital proceeds capital illustrate outstanding fea-tufes detail record $3,500 The offering was underwritten by Franklin porate purposes.—V. has sold to Ohio investors an issue of $200,000 5V4% first mortgage bonds dated May 1, 1957, and due May 1, 1977, through The Ohio Company, it was an¬ nounced on Aug. 6. share new the business stock.—V. common delivered "some "nioritlls next, ecently offered to its stockholders of record July 15 the right to subscribe on or before Aug. 7 for <100,000 shares of capital stock (no par) at $3.75 per on $11,700,000 with the colorful six-page folder, by Ibis corporation to duty offshore platforms. 1,000 company share About by pared unit, Co.—Stock Insurance generated and its agreement, to up borrowings fee $1.27 of loan It is estimated that this agree¬ company's cash requirements 'over penalty. for. all of rthe financed bank needed as commercial commitment a without years. be for A & Inc.— p. rate without 3,039,o76 $1.14 : company two-year a may' borrow company is into entered the assure y (R. G.L Le Tourncau, Inc.—Issues New Brochure— ,% AU j." 15, 1961 at 102%, and be made' after Aug. 15 at Ohio.—V. $3,873,366 3,0*1,822% period— additional 2.200 19, of balance. While the plan of future permanent financing will be in large-measure determined by the state of the capital markets at the time it is undertaken, it is not now expected to be necessary to issue 2.200 Hughes Co., has provide two end 2,200 — Aug. on $3,457,874 stock AA common at IB 282,989 the will payment Coliunbus, Bank, International $225,000 of bonds Immediate National redemption for 439,742 & Payne &; Co., Inc. Todd Newton will to AGREEMENT—To time any next lie 3.000 Jackson Raffensperger, Co., Inc., Securities Co., Dallas, Tex. Co. Telephone in resulted called 5% mortgage interest. Ohio —The 5. p. Gavin L. $4,156,355 a. —;— Webber, Curtis 1— 1.547,404 $3,897,616 share——_.%_LA-:_ common prime'interest Funds & Co._22— Moseley per ultimately the first-half operations of Hollander's Brook Chemical that Clifton, taxes.—V. first accrued According to James J. Colt, Hollander President, Philips Electronics, Inc., reported a profit for the first four months of 1957 of about $157,000 after taxes. Mr. Colt also told Hollander stockholders he had been assured that profits of Philips for the first half of 1957 would be at "not less" than the rate shown for the first four months. before its of merged S. Paine, 1,797,586 ...i. v..' stock common LOAN at • the Pierce, Fen- Beane & ner F. of which ment Shumakcr, & income-applicable agreement paid Products, Inc.—Partial Redemption— has income— gross in the in corporation from dividends under 421. p. Inland Tho v stock the of and one of name Dri 6,244 $5,703,'/59 ... 1 it The 2,200 2,200 deductions stock income at'the Corp. — Corp. shares will be issued to Philips Industries in, of the old Philips Electronics. firm were listed on the American Stock 652,951 for shares the merger, Electronics, continue An the of Cohn Merrill.Lynch, 2,200 Co. $5,750,003 OJ'58,080 $5,695,202 requirements 2 Boston First Kiser. ,2,200 concern. Under & etc. BANK bearing interest loan a „ 2,200 Noyes <fo Co Indianapolis Bond & Share Indus¬ Net Shares Net Shares 2,200 2;200 Co., Inc.— ! income Preferred unlimited as to maximum restrictions of the mortgage and . w iqc,; $5,733,282 ... (loss) 3,354,964 shs. 5,000,000 shs. 3,000 Inc— Hemphill, Philips Net underwriters.'represented by Lehman Co. 10,000 Corp will buildim. $45,232,387 $44,488,7% 39,499,105 38,738 7'»4 —— income Interest, 60.000 shs. 10,000 Corp and Co., Inc.— Becker City Securities , Collett Bank- Works, Lamp A. < this of merger Co._— & The First Boston 1, the 011 1957 taxes... 39.000 shs. 30.000 shs. the 10,000 —- Aug. issue — and income income Gross have severally agreed to purchase from the company the number of shares of the new preferred stock set forth below, and all such shares are to be purchased if any thereof are purchased: Lehman Brothers 1748. Other series, to several Sachs started bond Co.—Earnings—Financing— 10,000,000 , Goldman, which 12 Months Ended June 30— securing the Outstanding bonds. .■■■%'. *' V% '.•%%■' % ' A' tissued under a mortgage, dated Feb. 1, 1949, from Electric Building Brothers, loan, mortgage .. Gas revenues' Shares Hcvi-Duty Electric Co.—Froedtert Buys Iiiterest- Laclede Operating value)-.— any of issued 499, p. ' . 5-year $3,015,200 5,880,000 — (without $1.1(J Corp., Chicago, 111.—Loan— the a 10,000,000 —-——2„ be for retire 10,000,000 . r $3,318,052 $1.24 ., 109, $1,840,000 —' — ^ may $3,538,201 $0.47 340 <• ... 500,000 — Additional' bonds amount, $1,357,219 $0.54 $100) —: stock $1,535,149 share 6,000,000 —•_ series Common 564,29I; - to 100,000 shs. series 564,296 146... funds used (Electric (par series series 28.2,149 954,35(1 $3,882 common surplus.. 10,000,000 —— 4.60% 282,149 requiriuts. com, p. disclosed. The 40,000,000 1969 UNDERWRITERS—The S. high in balance per —V. preferred stock in 732,246 $4,102,557 7.680.000 1979-2— due 4.20% office facilities. The and 468,908 $1,639,368 corporation has borrowed from tne Equitable Lii'c Assurance of the United States $3,015,000 on p mortgage loan ou its 42-story office building in Chicago, 111. The interest rate whs not 38.700.000 Co., Inc. to an insurance company evidencing at the -rate of 3 ,/s% per annum, v. " manufacturing building and enlarged a 1968 ,347,177 $1,817,298 ... Society Outstanding Unlimited Building) Cumulative $4 811 87k This * $8,000,000 2"%%' series, due 1981—— 3% %" series, due 1983— 3%% series, due 1986_— tMtge. note, payable $12,500 annually to . completion $4,836,704 and 185, —V, bonds: —. plant $4,834,803 for divs. FINANCING PRESENT TO EFFECT — manufacturing building at the Tracy, Calif., ' This facility, together with recently constructed c $2,108,276 LaSalle-Wacker series, due 1970 series, due 1974 -•3% were were ' ; First ' 24,82b $2,164,475 deductions... Balance primarily in the generation of Indianapolis and adjacent engaged Authorized * new a reported. was This was income n.st last it 1957, 1, May on 15,618 income Earns, * ' ■ is during ' of $278,852,384 peak $4,819,185 17,746 from the company during $44,506,000 and net in¬ totaled 1957 31, company electricity ' • ' proceeds net the of . (H. J.) Heinz Co.—Sales at New PeakConsolidated $2,090,530 5,409 dividend Pfd. operating revenues of $7,618,000. was come Bank 525. p. Net issuance of the stock will be used by the utility company to repay short-term bank loans of $5,700,000 incurred for construction. The balance" cf the proceeds will he applied to the construction program. , $2,159,075 prior to the than income income etc. Int., Sept. 1, 1962 through proceeds of a refund¬ the sale of cumulative preferred stock at a dividend rate on the preferred shares redeemed, Co.—Earnings Increased— 1957—3 Mos.—1956 income— Nonoperating involving PROCEEDS—The r ' sinking fund $126,000 of its 3V-i% debentures due Sept. 100% and accrued interest. Payment will be made at the the Trust less cost $8,055,000 4 % % promissory note due 1972, an redeemed Monday, August 12, 1.957 .. 1957—6 Mos.—losr $11,336,054 $10,670,837 $25,050,392 $23 795 7«i taxes 9,176,979 8,580,307 20,231,207 lB^Ss'^ & operating Gross . revenues. expenses Net new not Co., Inc., Oper. preferred stock is redeemable through Aug. 31, 1962 at and thereafter ac declining prices. However, trie snares may The $107.50 & Operating accrued dividends. Hart, Schaffner & Marx—Note Placed Privately—The company Period End. June 30— 60,000 shares of 5.65% cumu¬ lative preferred stock was made on Aug. 8 by a group headed by Lehman Brothers, Goldman, Sachs & Co. and The First Boston Corp. at par ($100 per share) plus Market—Public offering of letter of notification with the (par $50) to be offered in a SEC covering 2,500 shares of common stock units of 20 shares at $1,000 per unit, and Kansas Power & Light Stock on Indianapolis Power & Light Co.—Preferred Inc., Fort Wayne, Ind.—Files Wholesalers, Hardware "With Securities and Exchange Commission— The and Financial Chronicle The Commercial (626) and are Two two the N. stockholders and a company ... from of Chairman Laboratories, Director nominees Vice-Presidents of. the 12. Bradley, Development Vice-President Inc.. by for Sept. Omar of Batten. outside Loew's, the of • - at. the . Board of the and Francis W. the Inc., Barton, special " Bulova Hatcn. Durstine and Osbori , company. Inc.—Benjamin , Melniker, Gene Number 56 33 186 jmtxc. h^.a '«»''».by' 'ViV ip?-\aiu'"clte •fcompaiay.- •; iiere ieVuiir- • \ . u. met aJ.--3.os on "theLbtlv's: board, to fillifby;flection lVi4.|*Vogfcl> -nas.'called: tile, meeting'- sCcCial m'efetiiifei. lie nley 6 ' present v »v unci "-\.,v ■son. i,... •••:.• .,*:*•/;* ••• 59.x note per iaca be 1961, oral taxes arniugs sharc_ni—TT.—,82.52 per - 1 each interest of and each Oct. at the 3*U'7o -and above.—% 180, p. increased exclude percentages sold -i\> are Feabddy Allyn & t l operating erest Inc l 1.23 .99 1.60 2.83 prestation D. B. income 7et. Dewar, Bonbright Robertson & nel* Drexel & Eastman '* Dillon, -J".i curitles first t income Securities oi provision •Jo ward lias anci ioss teen first Southwest 1956 Foster &, Robert Glore; Forgan Hemphill, $7,762,535 1,931,168 Horn'olower 1.825.827 1.054,705 $280,486 ' • • ■ taxes. ni_Kai,e no v 1 . Buy Own Stock— > Che st ire, on er The .. . Canada— seek on held are the The plan er amounts by 'company, a to its books receive of Co. 1.60 . 2.83 1.60 L. Weld to 2.83 agreement of transfer and plan of 1957, between the corporation and 'an distribution Irving Trust nrduct," Co., of Corp., York, New Metal fotir-ninths in Corp. Textile of Corp. Textile of a share of are entitled common stock exchange for each share of common upon surrender of their certificates to Y.—V. N. 186, of 35(f of, each shareholder's Shares shares are held by United States re,sidesire heavy American purchases and a is one consideration behind the present keep ownership, in Canaua, " Canadian Jet Adds Automatic Attack oposal. Recent automatic for Ardmore, Corp., and •erry & Co. assisted in the offering. ayable accrued demand upon PROCEEDS—The make BUSINESS—The a Ardmore National $3,101.^-V. and for branch income 185, p. in in was company's The $81,041 income net and a contract in system Boston, for gyros oldcrs of its common stock rights to subscribe for 20,292,000 of 5% convertible subordinated debentures, ue Aug. 1, 1972, at 100% at the rate of $100 principal mount of debentures at the each for close 10 business of shares Aug. of common The 1957. 6, ffer, which expires Aug. 20, 1957, is being underwritten Y a group headed jointly by Dominick & Dominick Rd Kidder, Peabody & Co. The debenture's, which are convertible until Aug. 1, 1967, into shares | common stock 'len at $70 per share; are not callable for two years and redeemable at the option of the company. at redemption arc 'bees 1961, MOO'r for those redeemed on or after Aug. 1, 1970. A-sinking fuhd "1 redeem $3,000,000 principal amount of debentures on Aug. 1, in ilc" of the.years. 1968 to and including 1971. Conversions into com-" n. will be credited against sinking fund payments. ranging from 105 fi> for redeemed those prior to July 31, the .proceeds, the company expects to use about j0,000 for the purchase of additional construction equipment, .'Rally to permit expansion of Venezuelan construction activities; i„„11I?ive?t connection approximately $3,000,000 in The Offshore Company, prinI'Vl.v in with ex]iend Sweating that about . $2,000,000 facilities, Venezuelan operations; and of the company's steel company's for expansion EU3i^TEsg—company is the leader in Its field in the engineering ■110(11 cm';Stl'nctinS' of offshore drilling platforms—man-made islands which oil and lla,n\ <;°»e .by wells are McDermott in the gas drilled Gull under water. of Mexico on This work is operating- in Lake Maracaibo and the Gulf of the company has been investing substantial amounts S ,(arn^nBs in exploring foi- and developing oil and gas reserves. ■Vvo'iu In'oc'uces oil and gas from properties in Colorado, Texas, wulv Lou',s^ana- Montana, Illinois, Indiana and Kentucky. Reu acquired interests in offshore Saskatchewan, Canada. i acreage 1 it from system, "command signal putting the plane Mass. division 011 Aug. 1 reported receipt of to furnish an undisclosed number of the new Convair F-106, the "Dart" all- diameter Honeywell division recently received a $175,000 Convair for conventional-size rate gyros for from ,follow-on con¬ the F-102A jet 186, p. 527. RR. The in Louisiana in the and made subject to approval of being is secured by new equipment estimated to cost $4,496,250. Other p. members Dillon, man will certificates with a 4%^ the Interstate Com¬ standard-gauge railroad include: Drexel & Co.; East¬ Securities &: Co.; and Stroud & Co., Inc.—-V. 186, the offering of Union be group (George) and in -share, being ol' Muehlebach Brewing Co.—Liquidating Div. liquidating dividend of $1 per payable to stockholders ot record June ,30. The payment is made by Commerce Trust Co., Kansas City, Mo., on presentation directors the stock have ordered a partial vear ago, the an¬ wire distribution system "How- for carry¬ signalling circuits in office, 1956 were com¬ 186, p. 528. acquired the $2,000,000.—-V. around since business 1940, when It Joliet, addition and additional its tional sales Power Com¬ miles 336.6 station No. 30-inch of the in Ill, loop Texas line be¬ Panhandle; horsepower in stations in Texas and Iowa; metering' facilities at the Joliet regulating station. Natural cubic from increase in to proposes natural of transport pel" gas day for an addi¬ resale to noint on its exiting Tex., to Joliet. No additional direct such existing, customers are proposed companies Fritch, volumes it. said feet and local utility extending to at any 185, p, 979. Orchard New Paper England Co. Co.—Acquisition— below.—V. Electric 184, 2443, p. The • System—SEC Seeks to Deter¬ mine Whether System Conforms to ments of the Federal 29,750 application, or the filing, for 30.. to construct approximately 59 miles of loop station No. 106, in southeastern Nebraska, and 106 of 185,000,000 system accepted July approximately No. the —V. been on compressor 111.; station In by this company seeking authorization for the con¬ of natural gas facilities at an estimated cost Integration Require¬ Holding Company Act— SEC Aug. on the institution of proceedings under determine whether this company and its announced 6 Holding Company Act to requirements of to limit the oper¬ integrated publicutility system, together with such additional utility systems 01* other businesses as may be retainable under the integration standards of subsidiary, companies that Act and, the of Section the conform to if not, what action 11(b) NEES (1) system the of "integration" may be those to of necessary single a Act. The Commission's order schedules the matter ington office file its which for hearing in its Wash¬ and NEES is given until Sept. 30, 1957, specifications contained in the order. various the order, NEES had 32 subsidiaries on Dec. 31, 1956, engaged exclusively in the electric business, one was to 16 1957; the to answer According , of 12, Nov. on were engaged In the electric and gas business, one was in the process of con¬ a nuclear power plant, eight were engaged exclusively in business, one owns land, four were Inactive and one was in the business of rendering service to system companies. Subsequent to Dec. 31, 1956, NEES acquired approximately 94% of the voting securities of an additional company, which also operates in Massachusetts. Taken together, these subsidiaries conduct their busi¬ nesses in. the States of Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont. The consolidated gross operating revenues of the NEES system for the 12 months ended Dec. 31, 1956 (excluding the company subsequently acquired) amounted to $142,385,041; and its net property, plant and equipment (including intangibles) at that structing the gas engaged date carried were $471,545,604. at recites further order based that, upon its examination of the NEES, the corporate structure of its subsidiary the relationships among the companies in the system, the of the interests thereof and the properties owned or con¬ corporate Structure of companies, character trolled avers thereby, Commission's the of Division,' Corporate Regulation that; system of NEES is not confined in its operations to those of a single integrated public-utility system, and to such other businesses as are reasonably incidental, or economically necessary or appropriate to the operations of such integrated publicholding The (a) system; various The (b) owned or (c) continue 11(b) (1), Section utility gas assets and the electric utility assets NEES and other respond¬ controlled, directly or indirectly, by ents- cannot thail company NEES under the standards of (A), (B) and (C) thereof; and to be controlled by particularly clauses The various businesses of some of the subsidiaries of the "business of a public-utility company as such, retainable to priate as NEES, other may not be economically necessary or appro¬ of either the electric or gas public-utility reasonably incidental or the operations systems. will concern itself with these and related issues for the record upon which the Commission can deter¬ the NEES system conforms to the integration standards of the Act and, if not, what action should be required to be taken by NEES to bring its system into conformity therewith.—V. 18b, p. 528. of developing a purpose -- whether Newmont income, Net Mining after all Corp.—Reports Drop in Earnings— for the six months ended June 30, charges, compares with $9,213,266 for the six Based on 2,809,385 shares outstanding 1957, of $7,889,294 June 30 1956. 1957, The as $2.81 per share tor the compared with $3.28 per share net market or fair value of months ended June 30, 19^7, .1* ,<»»»«» -ft for the conipaiable peiiod m the Corporation's assets, as of J certificates for endorsement. approved the sale of the assets and properties to Schlitz Brewing Co. for $2,200,000, and shortly thereafter the 50,000 shares of preferred stock were called at $2b.50 per snaie A was of 528. p. proposes S .Resent, 527. The it 111., manufacturer largest conduit has The hearing bid 98.59% for the certificates Commission. The Park, manufacturer the as operation between mine Offering Melrose Co., known underfloor Co. announced and — coupon. merce best telephone lines, and buildings. company tween 93.025%. Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. Electric is Co. application utility Equipment Trust Certificates Offered—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and associates on Aug. 9 offered $3,525,000 of 4V2% non-callable serial equipment trust certificates, series I, maturing annually Sept. 1, 1958 to 1972, inclusive. The certificates are priced to yield from 4.15% to 4.75% and were won by the group at competitive sale on Aug. 8, 011 a bid of Pacific Missouri Acquisition— its expand industrial $62,668,000, The inch in stability interceptor.—V. Paria. j and prevent according to figures released Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America—Expansion— An attacking contracts for |jlce .1949, ■libci-V, -ua long, The tract xuli? Cn<^ Independent oil and gas companies. A neivly-formed Venjl.11 su'3sicliary is being equipped to do similar work for oil com- It a smallest ever mass-produced (they're 2(4 and weigh 3.8 ounces) will be built into the jet's augmentation system to keep the interceptor poised in flight regardless of sneed or altitude. Primarily they Improve aircraft controllability by detecting- and correcting for "pitch" or "yaw," a veering off of the jet from its headed direct; 11. imn of and tiny gyros, some of the The inches •I^OCEEDS—Of '_? to last year, 1. Supply been struction Diego, Calif, plant. San ' held tracking also include The plane is. In initial production at Convair's weather jet interceptor. Ray) McDermott & Co., Inc.—Offers Debentures Common Stockholders—This corporation is offering lock will of $435,000 excess rate miniature 1638. (J. > program Receives Order for Tiny Gyros— Bridgeport. 1956 control fire radar automatic This system acts as a restraining force on the signals The Honeywell firm, as an associate contractor to the Radio Corp. 6f America, is currently designing the automatic flight control system for the Avro CF-lOj "Arrow," Canada's next supersonic jet lighter. company a the to modification Corp.—July Sales Up position in the electrical con¬ this company has entered into an agreement Howard Electric sales in has to through possible suicidal maneuvers. In effect, it helps zero the plane to its target by maneuvers both the plane and the pilot can withstand. capital working fighter targets and system.']' the from CF-100 jet Canada's the and distributor of oil field machinery and equipment, Is also a major producer of welded steel pipe and electrical conduit through its Spang-Chalfant Division. It ations Force. Air CF-100 limiting The debentures are used be CF-100 of Toronto, addition In the organized in July, 1948, operates solely in Pennsylvania. It has two offices— company, and EARNINGS—Total tided will proceeds was Canadian 1962, or May 1, 1967. May 1, on The loans. licensed small loan in ie net additional B. interest. Co. Ray -Robbins 00% it apolis, Pa.—Debentures Ofred—Walnut Securities Corp., Philadelphia, Pa., and ssociates on July 1 offered publicly $250,000 of 6% snewable subordinated debentures due May 1, 1972 at Finance modify to System— have been awarded to Honeywell Minneapolis-Honey Regulator Co., Minne¬ reported on Aug. 5. is manufactured by Avro Aircraft, Ltd., for the "Royal attacking L:d., Controls, Maron contracts Multi-million-dollar around $225 been quotation's on Manufacturers' stock have years it reached $350.—V. 145. p. 120. it in recent In area 215. p. Research Nekoosa-Edwards Paper Co.—Rights Offer¬ ing 99.4% Subscribed— This company on Aug. 2 an¬ nounced that of 331,237 shares of common stock offered to stockholders, 329,376 shares, representing 99.4% of the total offered, were subscribed for by holders of sub¬ scription rights. The offering was underwritten by a group headed by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co. ccnsiuerations. ouier the company's of and Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Hearting in mic!-19d8.. Carrying out this proposal depend upon the nature oi the enabling legislation it is understood that nts and R. M. years of number a of ho died ceveraTyoars ago. v however, Some Estate the retail ranking Co.—Proposed standardized a mercial, 215. p. sub-? owned nation. 186, & and Howard Electric ing power lines, See of the Aug. on municipalities permanently. stock common Cable Metal of closed been wholly its were Supply line 25 Stock in Operation— that Vice-President. sales strengthen purchase .74 cents) has been suspended from Exchange since July 10, 1957. In value (par American proceeds working The Y. N. equipment and operators first the the similar month Hare, to Howard Corp.—Assets Acquired—Dissolved— have interests.—V. the over Wain Acting 1.60 Co._ Co._____— _ & Co., 1.60 —— White, Inc., is in struction products market, Neuhaus & Co., & for announced 5 area 17th and Central Tube Co.—186, - Walker H. York, New and & the with to be of¬ Inc. and cents) 10 reported at $48,451,369 by Mr. Hare, up 37% or nearly $13,000,000 over the previous record total set in the compa¬ rable 1956 period.—V". 186, p. 215. f of the a General stock which some 68,000, or Gooderliam, former' President shares 150,000 to calls for purchase of one-fifth lorm oulcl, > R. Inc. G. of loans Television, Securities Seven-month . U, » the with Holders:of buy to 1.60 stock common transfer outstanding shares at $275 per The offer is dci>endent enabling legislation being passed and upon acceptance of the by the owners of b0';i of the shares, will company Day Underwood, & Anthony reorganization dated May 16, deneral' Cable Corp.; ad of'the a'SsetS of Metal Tei;cile Corp., subject to its liabili¬ ties, have been transferred to a wholly owned subsidiary of General Cable Corp. Metal Textile Corp. has been dissolved and its stock ; . 1.60 ,99 Textile accordance G. L. Holmes, President, said on July 24. Capitalisation id . Securities 421.' p. dealings v Co., Toronto, Manufacturers Life Insurance IT V. .'■ Tucker, Co 1.60 Dabney & Tyson 2.83 Co & Webster & .74 .62 2.83 .62 Corp. Townsend, Labouisse, & financial nounced Co. & Blauner the mission The carry Feueral lax 1. .:>■ ; 186, .62 2.83 Co & 1.23 Mosie & Co.____i._i_-, Stone 1.60 Weeks & Hiltton Metal ? :he net income for. the six months of 1957 was adversely .affected the substaritisiT :dec*reaS6V hi the selling price .of copper.—V; 185, 12J6.: Noyes 1.60 Lyncli__ Co Smith, Barney & Co.______ Smith, Mooi'e & Co .62 - Co._-i__.__ & & $3.97 income dbuuedons ■ —V. $4,776,662 $0.23 Sachs Friedrichs E. .99 D. Milton both bank broadcast Florida is by E. 1.60 SChwabacher 1.23 Sons_ & Howard,' Weil, W. Corp.__ Inc., Aug. on Service National Rauschcr, Pierce & Co., Inc. Marshall________ dz Northwest Rotnn, of 46% or .99 Co Curtis 2.83 Co._____ Garrett $4,032,154 Federal for made anowauie ot..cr lility for 1957. corporation 2.83 Leonard Co., retire (par lished Fen¬ Paine, Webber, Jackson & Se- Corp.L__ Michigan 38.096,600 share (1,204,704 shares) per Union & Beane Moore, 1.6O ■Co._J_.____; & & through SEC— notification of stock .62 Pierce, Lynch, Pacific Co;i___f__x__'__„ 2.83 Rhoades & to letter a common Sales of the National Securities Series of mutual funds in July estab¬ a record for the month of $6,602,320, an increase of $2,081,275 ■ 2.83 Co. Milwaukee The Pan-- " 2.83 Merrill 1.60 & Loeb, Kletz used National .99 3.20 : field 30 the and Brothers__ M. shares of common. The company which is invested in Treasury $i00,0otj beginning of National's diversification program. Devel¬ opment of this project has created wide-spread interest among aviation purchased be July on share, per G. be This con¬ Co. .62 70,552,478 _.j__— upon Snyder & McCormick' & .62 Clark, Dodge & Co.. 1,925,841 . to Carl 1.60 57 174,200 deplecion___,—,__ji and debentures Lehman .99 "Co,2xx_-__»;___l . Goldnnui, 2. expense issued $3 WPST-TV's follows: Co.10.35 & Co., a share per 10, and as $2 of WPST-TV, Chan¬ Miami, Fla., has received Federal Communications Commission approval and began broadcasting on Aug. 2 on regular daily schedules as the American Broadcasting Co. prime affiliate in the Miami area. nel shares; underwriters several the unsubscribed the than more National Airlines, Inc.—TV Unit through 2,500,000 be may for 1956, 10, of 116. p. sidiary, Public secured by mortgage Kuhn, Loeb & Co Lazard Freres & Co. C. George 31,578,700 delivered (pounds incoine_____„j.^_______L_ next month each from 1957 which of names of Bacon, Whipple & Co.f Ball, Burge & KrauS-. William Blair & Co._-i_f_"_ 25,5Bo,500 and the at This 1, three ■ 78,437,012. pper July, shares • MuiclI.1.—,56,125,014 Miahuel San $10,000 Sept. to payment to $1,000,000. Ingalls A. 1538. 1957 in Blyth & Coii-v.Inc.-x; Mine—22,^ii,998 T.ruuUccti 'i>ou..v«^i-—Magma pper due 184, corporation to are April ■ Equitable 3ix Months.Ended June 30— is at Kidder, Show Drop— (& Subs.)—Earnings Magma Copper Co. each, $500,000 1954, capital. debentures, of" them cacn • Products, Inc.—Proposed Merger— Sport Brimswlck-Baike-Collender Co. payment ' Corp.—Sells Marion, Ind., Plant— ;; /,%•; below.—V." 186, p. 421. MacGregor at installment unpaid balance is due; coast See such commencing year, 15, liquidating the outstanding 200,000 on little a Michael of Dominick & Doininickf ^lL.' 17.47 Orangeburg Manufacturing Co., li e. jee each Dec. initial covering 90,000 shares of fered interest at $1,000,000 bears next SEC 2,028,324 slis. installments the year, in final Co. Lynch 1 installments and shares the respective Boettcller . semi-annual in 1 UNDERWRITERS—The •... [Based dii '2;640,000 shares outstanding.—'V., 185, p.-1888. • -•* outstanding now in due April .•outstanding version $4,798,689 inconie$G,G6.4.0t>0 bet 20,292,000 9,000,000 shs. amount is I960,, at, which time barge. shaves -- .V f ' v '■ 1957 ?> ;. 1956 .< a-eyenueS—$51,551,186 $44,206,6 <6 /...13,887,060 10,049,68 J income_.ai.__na—7,223,000 5,251,000 on . 20,292,000 1972 The State provision^.J-ixnana... before, tax and Authorized shies and operating income 1,120,793 derrick on JVIomhsEnded June-30— lix and first : three + Bears May, Co. (& Subs.) —Earnings' Increased— Star Steel due from an Narda Microwave Corp.—Files With Outstanding 2,000,000 $1) per share April on the at' $1,500,000 by one $'/« has last, FINANCING $17,000,000 l; 1957; the remaining $7,000,000 principal amount bears 4Mr% per annum and is due in seven semi-annual in¬ at stallments Hayes, actress and Honorary ddeno and Academy; Bennett Cerf, sidein, of Random House, Inc., publishers; J. Howard McGrath, ver a id partner of McGrath & Brown; and former U. S. Attorneyneral" Ellsworth C. Aivord, lawyer and partner in AlVord and Alvord, shingioh D. C.; Charles H. Silver, President and member of Board Education/New York City; Charles Braunstein, President of Cnarles unstein Inc., importer of precious .stones; Benjamin Thau, Vicesideht, LoeW's,' Inc., and administrative head of the MGM Studios, George Muchnic, Vice-President of nOew s invennSft-ioliM ovnp.— 185, pp. 1276 and 937. ; ' ;V on PRESENT TO $18,000,000 principal i still made uefc, interest Aug. 7 include: Helen of American National Theatre r.amed EFFECT dividends $1,433,500. December, ordered was $3,070,426 to of In bills.—V. GxVxNG (par annum Oct. on amounted accrued total of $38,719,485 and For the two months year. income payable delxentures, conv; $10,000,006 the names of eight additional nom•s'for die board of directors. These are in addition to trie lour ied-above and make..the oomvlete slate nominated by,- management fill vi of neies. and. increase tne membership of the Board from 13 hose preceding payai)ie_o— -.♦Common stock J •' • notes fMortgage plus rice income Authorized ♦Unsecured 7 announced Vogel on Aug. tile operating operating gross a_.u , the only company repMeyer, includes George Kilfloii' Chaitfmah or the' Executive Committee; and'.'William A. leer, ,>olin L. Sudivan, Louis A. . Johnson; ii. T. Keller, and Ray rr for 1957, vo operating • gross gross' 31, March axiiOii.A*/Ou, $768,528. LABII'AUZAl ION *'• sent board; in addition to Mr. Vogel, ntathe and besides Messrs .'Idmlinson ana Pie he to uiconic ended year $4,214,117 May-- '31,''1957, nut . to 19. lroln 13 ■(•tors the xo,a ,tv of income ended directors—Joseph *xunl'Lnsoxi- ■ u. Canada u.m fac-yer-—iiout ti-e Km**;,. ■ gnu -.o- iii^rt-coo t.»e total number of oust1 t-;1.c. ox, $6,078,804,:,.pomt)ared'-with - , , income, Ins fciluCreu Oil .... _ 7 (627) EARNINGS--For Financial Vice-President—are two O'Brien, H. Robert and nsel .The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . . stockholders concessions in Lake Maracaibo at a cost of $2,400,000. v. iso, y and Financial Chronicle The Commercial 8 Monday, August 12, 1957 .. . (628) announced Salgo, president. 5 by Nicolas M. Aug. on acquired for between 45,000 shares and 90,000 depending on earnings ofthenewly formed Kurman Division over a period of live years and five months. Mr. Salgo said that Kurman and Norbute's General Switch Division will undertake joint product development programs aimed at increasing being assets are The Norbute's common stock, shares of ^Kurman0 relays'and^ vibrators Co. Permian The . leum all its stock of purchase through Jointly to buy in Durham -•• . chase May announced authorized has * the this facilities built'by units horsepower 1,350 Andrews McDonald the Petro¬ by Phillips In facilities D.&S.C. were authoii/ed for resale station 1987, .... including overheads. Northern to Natuial Gas Permian's Co. County Andrews it to purchase and receive into its system residue gas from Phillips. The present capacity of the station is about 50,000,000 cubic fect per day. Permian.and Phillips have entered Into an agreement Whereby Permian is entitled to purchase, when available, up to 75,000,000 cubic feet of gas per day.—V. 135, Inc.—To Redeem Bonds This corporation, formerly North Terminal,- Inc. lias palled foi redemption on Supt. 1, lie:;u, the entire outstanding second .mortgage due Sept. 1, 1965 at 105% and .accrued interest. Payment will be made at the Old Colony Trust Co., Boston, Mass. • • designed was enable to ;v' v;'. ' ; 2849. " (Chas.) p. Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Patent Invalidated— '' v filed a registration statement with the SEC covering $1,500,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1987, to be offered for public'sale at competitive bidding. ■ . of this financing are to be used to repay a bank loan of $1,500,000 due Oct. 21, 1957, the proceeds of which were used for construction expenditures. The company's construction program lor the last six months of 1957 is estimated at $1,500,000; and it is ex¬ Federal District Court at Chicago, ,111., has invalidated patent of the Diversey Corp. covering alkaline washing solu¬ containing sodium gluconate, it was announced on Aug. 6. Diversey had charged in a suit that the Pfizer firm a manufacturer of sodium gluconate, had infringed the patent.—V. 185, p. 2917, No. that the necessary funds 186, p. 216. pected bank be provided by short-term will Ohio 2,615,846 . construct of cost and natural operate approximately Ohio Fuel facilities gas this authorized has Ohio at in estimated an construct about 29.8 miles of 24-inch loop line from its Pavonia compressor station in Richland County to Attica in Seneca County; approximately 11.2 miles of 20-inch and 11.3 miles of 18-inch line extending irom Gibsonburg, Sandusky County, to Toledo; and approximately 0.8 miles of 4J,a inch service line to pro¬ vide a direct, interruptible, industrial service to Bas.c, Inc., in Ottawa. 65/b also FPO inch and miles 3.0 Ohio. Genoa, authorized The Fuel Chio of inch 4V2 facilities new line will about abandon to used pates credit of about $29,375 from the retirement.—V. a Ohio Oil Co. will customers abandoned. be of Woodville and supply these towns. to to rural miles 3.7 serving now be Service nine Ohio antici¬ Fuel 186, p. 216. (& Subs.)—Sales and Profits Up— Six Months Ended June 30— sales Cost of sales and '•-Depletion, Provision Net Federal of 185, Olin It to 12,304,181 taxes paid for Depletion of Earnings has elected purchase 300,000 sMd The the 704,817 consolidated stock expenditures amounted Net to available it to Aug. 8 under teinis of Chemical 8, for for the months six June^ ended 30, in corporation of plant Marion, Ind. production H. J. from facilities should 1996. p. and to which assets, ,, at 31, Dec. $175,550,786 at June 30, 1956 1957.—V. $175,515,659, were 186, t ' the square Lynch (he that feet Corp., company's of has it for See as "special consultant to Philip exchange of common stock of the Inc., which offer was recently Inc. served with stock common Phillips See the 186, acquired 3Va facilities "expanding manufacturing Anderson, Orangeburg Intl., Plastic SP Pipe." President, said "installation of manufacturing completed in approximately six months."—V. 185, be " A. This and the of also Milprint, V. 136, 529. p. & Inc. Son, above.—V. 186, The sale of related Orchard —V. the 183, p. Co.—Sells Raquette River Facilities— Raquette assets Paper to Co. by 2078; V. Wertheim 181, Westcoast Pacific Co. announced was Tne Army, vehicle and a Aug. 011 7. Ltd. below.—V. Co.— Stock 185, p. 91.6% Subscribed—The company on Aug. 2 announced that of 376,600 shares of common stock offered to stockholders, has been selected the by Transportation Research of its of search vertical for compact, a take-off and multi-purpose landing, handling, has awarded Piasecki a or 91.6% of the total offered were sub¬ scribed for by holders of subscription rights. The offer¬ underwritten by was a group headed jointly by Leh¬ man Brothers; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co., and Dean Witter & Co.—V. 186, p. 216. high 11:39 to up it from of at Room 2315, 195 Broadway, New lEDTi a.m. 20— York, N. Y., will for the purchase on Aug. 20 receive bio's 23-year dcbentuics. See also $90,000,000 Pan American The SEC V. I06, p. 529. for Films, Inc., Dallas, Tex. —Files 011 150,000 July 26 shares of filed a letter common of stock notification ipar $1) to share, without underwriting. The proceeds are purchase of land and equipment and working capital. per Pancal Oil With Exchange Commission— corporation covering $2 at and Corp. (N. Y.)—Stock with be to the offered be Offered—Bush used Se¬ of New York City, 011 June 3 publicly of¬ fered 299,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) at $1 per share as a speculation. curities The capital Co. net and proceeds are to pay oil drilling costs and used other corporate purposed—V. 185, p. chase property and for working capital. Radio Corp. of America—Awarded Contract— Civil Aeronautics tor contract a of M. air Hertzberg, Administration airborne an traffic this awarded radar announced was Marketing, Defense Manager, has transponder it control, corporation to beacon meet tne July 30 by Joseph Defense Electronic on RCA Products. the Under borne be contract, transponder in used traffic 186, study specifications 20 year. They CAA to delivery for evaluation control.—V. build will RCA beacons CAA a early next determine to applications in air¬ will air 529. p. Reichhold Chemicals, Inc.—French Affiliate Sells Stock This corporation's its first French Reichhold-Beckacite affiliate. public stock offering, it was announced Bourse, also RCI dends announced from placing 8,000 shares S. on A., has the Paris Aug. 7. 011 be francs) made receipt French its in the United States. to $43,000 of affiliate Within added be to working in divi¬ capital further payment of a royalties representing francs) (15.000,000 will which short time a from French the $40,000 firm will RCI here. for the shares French affiliate of J. P. Morgan & is Morgan Incorporated, p. 529. Cie. & Co. Incorporated.—V. 186, The the forerunner cf The additional substantial orders tills for type of equip¬ has indicated a need for these vehicles to serve as weapons carriers, communications and observation, supply—in short, to replace the ground jeep in the type of combat visualized for its future operations in the so-called atomic age. liaison Army and and Receives Navy Contract— This the its Aug. on Navy 4 receiving Bureau of an additional Aeronautics, to con¬ The present program is directed toward the design, development and a model sweeping system, leading to the eventual construction of full-scale equipment.—V. 185, p. 346. Menke. has company Summit, purchased 111., producers newly-acquired production Chemical & Vice-President, the assets of industrial of facilities, Aug. the 7 Insul-Mastic protective located announced near The 2562. for working Division's Insul-Mastic sales Insul-Mastic sales companies continue force. products primarily thick asphaltic based mastics designed to prevent atmospheric and industrial corrosion ground, and in applications where moisture and vapor barriers required on insulation. They are are above Pittsburgh Coke recently broadened its coatings line with the de¬ velopment of Tarset, a coal tar-epoxy resin coating designed to protect highly corrosive installations found in the petroleum,, marine, and chemical for industries. coating The the interior of According to Mr. company oil. gas, also and developed water lines special with equipment the Tarset. The stockholders common directors stockholders of on stock Aug. to declared record 2 appro\ed 1,500,000 a Aug. 2% 2.—V. a proposal shares stock 185, of $5 dividend, p. 1048. to par The increase the au¬ Value. payable Aug. in to join denied of between and common Commission Central 186, Georgia Ry. railroads for through inclusion 011 basis with the Frisco in ground that multiple control equal an the oil interest. the Central conditions for The pro¬ existing routes and and its 35 connecting open of Georgia $82 per withheld share an lor order the of preferred stock. approval pending has stock 337.236 shares outstanding, of of common which the 217. p. notification stock and Frisco 170,417 shares owns about 647«. \ St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.—Makes Ex¬ change Offer—This company on July 26 offered to ex¬ change 417,000 shares of its capital stock (par $6.25) for shares of capital stock of Western Life Insurance Co. (par $10) at the rate of 1.39 shares of St. Paul stock for each share of Western stock. The offer will expire on Sept. 26, unless extended. First National Bank & Trust Co., Helena, Mont., is exchange agent. offer is conditioned 240,000 shares (80% ) surance of Co. by Minnesota a was changed as the St. Paul special Act of the Legislative Assembly of less than Mutual..^v the term J, By Act of the Legislature of the 1865, the company was authorized to cong,v'clp„11i the stock principle and its name was changed to St. , 1853. in business upon Fire & Marine St., St. Insurance Co., chartered was March 5, on Minnesota upon acceptance by holders of not the'outstanding Western stock. of BUSNIESS—Company Fiith 15„ to wore conflict a the Frisco was required to accept shippers generally and also to keep preferred —V. of Plymouth Rubber Co.—Capitalization Increased— The of by the Frisco that it accepted the conditions. The Menke, Pittsburgh Coke's Protective Coatings Divi¬ sion sales are approximately 30% ahead of last year, and the InsulMastic acquisition is another step in the Division's expansion in the growing protective coatings industry.—V. 185, p. 2562. thorized of the insulating company's Protective Coatings organization will be integrated with Central In addition, the Frisco must make provisions for any Central of Georgia employees who might he adversely affected. For the protection of minority stockholders, it also was required to purchase all shares of Central stock tendered to it within 60 days from the effective date of the Commission's order of approval at prices -Of '$56 per share of will and the carriers. of coatings. Chicago, of the Insul-Mastic line of asphaltic coatings for sale through the parent the this Ry.—Acquisition— authorized by the Interstate Commerce of However, The that permitted control channels of trade Co.—Acquisition— cn lie result tection lor Pittsburgh Coke Kenneth Liey slock would further testing of was control the transaction and awarded the Frisco the right to acquire sole ownership of the Central of Georgia Ry, and its seven common carrier subsidiaries. The decision was by a three-member board and is subject io appeal to the entire commission. Requests of the Illinois Central RR. and the Seaboard Air Line Rib now missions. July 19 acquire in successful work, to ownership of the hitter's capital stock. The Commission rejected pleas of two oilier that announced Department's work in minesweeping, started nearly a year ago. completed, involved engineering research Including feasibility studies oi the radically new method of mine-, sweeping, to help find the answer to one of the Navy's most hazardous Earlier The St. Louis-San Francisco The company on the corporation lroni W. Ryder Systems, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A Second¬ offering of 13,000 shares of common stock (par $5) was made on Aug. 5 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $18 per share, with a dealer's concession of 80 cents per share. It is being continued.—V. 186, p. 323. ary Commission initial order received by Piasecki Aircraft amounts to over $650,000; however, Mr. Pia°ecki expressed confidence that this would be are Securities on July 24 filed a letter of notification with the SEC covering light shares of common stock (no par) to be offered at SHOO share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used to pur¬ per military vehicle. Division. Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Bids Aug. company, The corporation maneuverability, materials The Queens Lane, Homes, Unit No. 3, Inc., Monroe, La.-— Securities and Exchange Commission— Files With contract to develop such 345,029 shares ing SEC machinery and equipment and for working capital.—V. 182, p. 2134. Underwriter , theoretical 722. Offering In capable ease tract Co., letter of notification with the a offered • Engineering Command of the United States Army to build and test pursue Light & it Ltd.—Proposed Merger of Affilate Transmission Power Paper Co., pulp-making, facilities was negotiated for and paper & 1602. p. Pacific Petroleums, See River Nekoosa-Edwards July 29 filed 9,154 shares of 7Vo cumulative convertible preferred stock to at par ($10 per share), through Childs, Jeffries & ThornInc., New York, N. Y. The proceeds are to he used to purchase covering Paris 529. p. flying counterpart of tne famed World War II ground Vehicle widely as the "Jeep," it was announced on July 30 by Frank N. Pia¬ secki, President. personnel and Quaker State Foods Corp., Pittsburgh, Pa.—Files With The corporation on (14,000,000 Electronics, Inc.—Merger Approved— Hollander corporation ment. Orchard Paper sell $25,000,000 of preferred stock in the Pall of also anticipated that the company will be re- The offering of the French securities was in line with RCI's policy gradually transferring a portion of its ownership interest in its foreign affiliates to nationals of the countries in which each ol the plants is situated. • v. 9, p. Piasecki Aircraft Corp.—To Build Flying "Jeep"— of Co., Inc.—Acquires Plant announced 2 40,000 for Robertson, facilities Aug. on site As ap¬ sell to made known Orangeburg Manufacturing pay¬ Securities and Exchange Commission—- 1957 a This were, or including additional securities in 1958 and <n subsequent, years to finance its current construction program, the amount and type of which have not been determined.—V. 186, p. 529. also 322. acres and company, purposes, portion ol' the cost of its current construction program. 30, 1957, the current construction program amounted to proximately $271,000,000, • of which- some $70,000,000 has been or will be expended in the last six months of 1957 and the remainder in subsequent years.. It is anticipated that, in order to finance this pro¬ needs Philip Morris Inc.—Special Consultant— Corp. 100,000 warrant.—V. the corporate general its general of its warrant portion a purposes for added to the of $60,000,000 oi The proceeds of the bank of North of Co. Insurance Mathieson investment Aug. on ' Life With n $5.04 President, $8,152,526. current amounted Corp.—Option Exercised— Olin of for 781,638 the first half of 1957 are lower by $23,561,952 than those for the same period of 1956. In this connection it should be borne in mind that the earnings for the first half of 1956 were on a record basis, due largely to unusually high copper prices, lor the first half of 1956 the average E. & M. J. copper price was 45.3 cents per pound; this compares with 32.1 cents for the same period in 1957. The lower copper prices in the 1957 period, and some reduc¬ tion in sales volume, are the principal reasons for the difference in latter purchase and Revert G. Page, earnings $0.80 of Registers payment general funds of-the the to it by used of The $0.80 as added were be, June 51,124,617 $2.72 Cates, Chairman, in part: Kidder, Peabody &• Co., Morris, Inc. in connection Prudential 4,783,303 41,500,000 27,562,665 $1.62 the 4,467,888 — income 13,126,753 exercise common will shares to 140,851,137 18,650,000 ..." ; share. per Louis S. net 21,275,528 Chemical that announced of 18,336 112,388,651 — income on $1.69 . will ment dike, 106,333 mines Consolidated declared effective. Matliieson is taxes 13,126,753 share) 217. 2,107,978 (net). , . Provision $ 2,625,516 income) on stock.. (per loans be 163,774,021 239,040,695 outstanding-. common 1956 161,042,172 236,914,381 received earnings and charges (except taxes Capital 100,670,400 12,094,117 6,678,017 186, ,p. — of the sale of the bonds wilLbo the company and will be used for bank loans made in June, 1957. of short-term earnings. 2218. p. and manufactured products, etc. dividends and 22,232,652 share per Prudential p. Costs $ 8,576,819 amortization_i_: and ; .)'• America 1956 146,938,504 140,718,062 103,824,852 income stock common dividends —V. i_ expenses depreciation for income Cash income income Shares Net ether and 1957 $ Net of metals Total income also County. The Sales Depreciation $3,594,900. 1957 " $ to company to proposes ,6 Months Ended June 30— Miscellaneous Expansion— Commission Power Phelps Dodge Corp. (& Subs.)—Reports Lower Earns. ; Interest Fuel Gas Co.—Plans Federal The Co. tions Net proceeds loans.—V. funds ciuired The Co.—Registers With SEC Northwestern Public Service This company on Aug. 2 Aug. 28. Net proceeds gram the company will 3 957 or in 1958. It is bonds . Gas & a'registration statement with the SEC on Aug 1 covering $60,000,000 of first and refunding mortgage bonds, clue to bo offered for public sale at competitive bidding on or about 1957, Per- (Texas) compressor station. Permian will pur¬ for the construction cost, estimated at approxi- County $842,800 Chairman.—V. Board as Electric Service This, company filed ' .installed were Carolina Securities and Exchange Commission— to company Phillips South of a Greenville of Public The FPC, In March, 1967, tem¬ porarily authorized the acquisition and operation of the facilities. Permian purchases gas in the Andrews County area and transports it County, North Terminal Machine Co., Commission compressor Corp. registration statement with the SEC on Aug. G, 1957, covering 750,000 shares of its common stock. Prudential Investment was organized under South Carolina laws on Aug. 20 1956, and Is registered with the' Commission as an investment coi^ pany. Its shares are .to be offered for public sale at $2.50 per share No underwriting is involved, the Offering to be made by the comi pany's directors, officers and agents 011 a "best efforts" basis. Selling commissions and expenses are estimated at 20 cents per share. The prospectus lists J. C. Todd of Columbia as, President and R. e Co.—Acquisition— Pipeline Power operate two mately , three-mile line owned by the AmtricHn Tobacco Co¬ N. C„ ior (250,001). The spur links the D.&S.C. County plant.—V. 186, p. 210. a r. .. Co. The tobacco company's Durban) with the and mian's $900,000. Norfolk Southern ■ for Basin Federal acquire has been authorized by the Interstate Commerce acquire control ol the Durham .& South .Caroinm *»-*• Ry. now operates the line underlease. • ' In addition the Norfolk Southern Ry. and the .. 1, 1967, through The Ohio Company, it was Aug. 6. ; ■./. i, -'"."..O company to ' „ from since Eaton. Cyrus S, by filed corporation This on Ry.—Acquisition Authorized Norfolk Southern The i • 1942 Investment purchased the company of Columbia, S. C.—Registers With SEC— sinking fund debentures dated May 1, 1957, and due Kurman's Commission '.v organized in was Prudential sold customers are leading electrical and eJcc^ronics companies and the U. S. Government., Tn .- company a electronic tl(are also sold to many industrial Corpor .Tori; lor replacemtmt purposes and are being used in an increas.ng nuhmer of ways in civilian ai military proamnion.—V. 184, p. 1798. " ' • it . , Park Loan, Inc.—Debentures Sold—The company has to Ohio investors an issue of $200,000 10-year 6% : suit requirements. Among This have to purposes." voyage. direct cui:rent stepped Up or down t tor to ■ . being and tne remaining 210,000 shares are certain shareholders. is the first public offering of securities pany selling previously' had said: "The management feels it is im¬ the additional shares available for such purposes as financing, property acquisition and stock dividends. It is not its intention to use I he new authorization for slock opt.011 01* bonus portant, are the purpose oi changing low alternating current whicu may be devices (battery) . (Canada)—Stock Offered-^ of 460,000 common shares is being made at $7.85 per share by A. E*. Ames & Co., Ltd. and Dominion Securities Corp Ltd Of the offering, 250,000 shares are front the treasury of the com¬ 23 proposition. Mr. Bailey v.-.dcly used in the rapidly growing fields of eiectronics and automation. Reiays are remote control svvitches with one or more contacts reoponuin^ vo cnanges oi temperature, pitssure, electrical or mechanical energy vaJaJons or degree m moisture, thus automatically operating any electrical apparatus involved. Relays are used m practically ail' tj Pos' oi autunwie equipment. Vib' ® are July 011 offering An approved a proposal to authorize an increase in capitalization to (5,000,000 shares from 4,000,000 shares. John S. Bailey, President, said that 1,207,374 shares had voted in favor and 901,555 shares against the proposal. Lehman Brothers, New York investment bunking firm, had opposed the proposal to increase the shares. It contended ihe company had not given information necessary to make a reasonable judgment 011 the stockholders The Ores, Ltd. Premium Iron Co.—Stock Increased Pancoastal Petroleum Corp.—Acquires Electronics Firm— This corporation has signeu a contract to purchase the assets of Kurman Electric Co., Inc., manufacturer of relays and vibrators, it was Norbute Insurance Co. Its home office is at 1U Paul Me until its naii Co. For 3° ^ located Paul, Minn. It has one subsidiary, St. incor)>orated in Minnesota in 1925. which, in 1956, was the Mercury Insurance Number 5663 186 Volume holders while shares 31, 1956, the company had a second wholly-owned subPaul-Mercury Indemnity Co. As of said date. Indemnity was merged into the company. The company and its subsidiary are m?a"ed in writing all lines 01 fire, marine, casualty and surety business Dec. to nrior In and the St. eiriiary- Life Insurance Co. was incorporated in Montana as the Life Insurance Co. on June 20, 1910. On Feb. 7,' 1938, its articles of incorporation were amended and its name was changed to Western Life Insurance Co. Its home office is located at 600 Park Ave Helena, Mont.' Western is engaged in writing ordinary " life in¬ Western • Montana and annuity surance 01 f Sareze, Inc. now provided that during " ' bank loans. ' ' "" -' "" $5,000,000 would be made pro rata to the stockholders pursuant to their preemptive rights during the latter pare of the year. s The proceeds of the offering will.be used to help finance the com¬ pany's expansion, diversification, antl research programs, and to reduce (Fla.)—Securities Offered—Floyd D. Cerf, * • ■ President, reported estimated earnings of $5 a share exceeding $50,000,000 for the fiscal year ended June 30. In comparison, Smith-Corona earned $4.27 a share on sales of $36,900,000 in the previous year, prior to the acquisition of Kleinsehmidt Labora¬ sales tories.—V. 185, Chicago and Miami on Aug. 1 publicly offered 50,000 shares^ of: 30-cent cumulative convertible pre¬ ferred stock (par $2) and 50,000 shares of common stock Outstanding * • Smith, Elwyn on Jr. Co. of GIVING EFFECT TO EXCHANGE OFFER Authorized also paid, be may company.V-V. 183, p.-22961 contracts and in the investment and reinvestment ^CAPITALIZATION It is escrow. according to the prospectus, from the surplus of the company's assets over its liabilities, including capital). The fi¬ nancial statements have been revised to eliminate write-ups of assets which were made upon transfer of properties from Mr. Mitzel to the investment and reinvestment of their assets. the the dividends in are peiiod dividends will be paid only from retained earnings laws-of the state in which the company is incorporated escrow (under 9 (629) The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . . . 2143. p. Privately— South Atlantic Gas Co.—Bonds to Be Sold The stock ($6.25* par 4,097,000 shs. ' ?,097,000 shs. (par $1) in units of one Share of each class of stock at DIVIDENDS—It has been-the practice of St. /Pau} Fire -'& Marine .. $5 per unit.-/; / * ' • • /, Co. to pay dividends quarterly on or about Jan.. 17, April-1.7, The units consists of one share of 30 cents cumulative convertible July 17 and Oct. 17. Dividends have been paid or declared at .the-rate preferred stock-priced-at $3 per share (convertible into l»/a shares of 30 cents per share for each-of the first three dividend dates^-thls, / of class A -woting common stock without time limit at the option Capital • early in 1958 $1,500,000 of general mortgage-bonds to Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.—V. 183, p. 1519. Insurance plans company privately place to Southeastern Public Service Co.—Earnings Lower— ( ' • Period End. June 30— - 1957—6 Mos.—1956 / 1957—12 Mos.—1956. - ^Prior of tue holder) and class A of snare one stock common priced at $2 stock of St. Paul Fire and Marine per-share.'..1,^ 7 1,-vv; capital stock of Western Life In¬ The preferred stock may be redeemed at $3.30 per share, plus surance Co.-pursuant to the above'exchange offer, thO stockholders accrued dividends. • of St Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co. may authorize an increase, ;v PRGCEEDS7—The inet'proceeds are to be used for additional work¬ in the authorized capital stock,of said company for the;purpose of- the v ing, icapital and ior- the company's expansion plans. declaration of a T5'% 'stock dividend on the then outstanding .capital "^^^USINE'SS—The company and its wholly owned subsidiary, Sareze stock of said company and the board of directors of the company may have declared said dividend and caused the same to have been pai(L />< of Miami, Inc., were; incorporated in Florida on July 19, 1956 under It is the present intention of the board of directors of St: Paul-to; %h<? •respective, names of Daben, Inc. and Roselle, Inc. Their present naines (Were.assumed in,-October, T956. • 1 ■ / pay a dividend on-Out.- 17, 1957, at the same rate of 30 cents per-share On on the shares of the company outstanding on; Sept. 6; 1957. --..The. stock Ai/g. 1, 19'56,'Uvhe company purchased substantially all of the to be issued pursuant- to- the proposed 15%' stock dividend and "the * assets of GtCorgfe B. Feller; Inc. and Sareze. Inc., whicii had generally Exchange offer will participate in such dividend only to the extent that' been for a -number of years in the same line of business as the it has been issued by Sept. -6, 1957. V " : . : ••■..'/ ' company and its subsidiary are now engaged. ' ' / *\ Western Life Insurance ^Co.-has declared'a caslv dividend of 20 cents , The company is engaged in the business of manufacturing women's per-share payable Sept.: .14, 1957, to- stockholders of record on Sept: ,6, - spores apparel such as pedal pushers," blouses, skirts, slacks and shorts. 1957'.—V. 186, p.' 51-;;>'^ :: V" ■ \. /. /■/•'. ■■ Z. /■'/ / C ': "7; Its-Wholly owned' subsidiary, Sareze of Miami, Inc., is engaged in to the issuance of the'capital Co. to the holders of the Insurance Gross revenues Profit —V. after 185, $6,919,161 $12,778,331 $12,950,063 740,683 939,054 1,229,320 ' ' ,V . $6,544,545 n_--, inc. taxes- p.'1892. 516,453 " " . . . ' ; Southern California Edison Co.—Registers With SEC ... This company on Aug. 5 filed a registration statement with the SEC covering $40,000,000 of first and refunding mortgage bonds, series J, due 1982, to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding. Net proceeds of this financing will become treasury funds, to be used in .the company's continuing construction program. It is ex¬ ' • the in M,igmi; Fla,;,, area. The also company, . purchases / . . the in opeh ■'•• market / its enlarge to cabling are " west ; : BUSINESS—Corporation is engaged in the research, development, manufacture and marketing: of electronic, electromechanical and hy¬ for sale to its in" fee, subject to mortgage indebtedness, a concrete block construction, factory building con¬ sior.v one approximately 5,000 square Second Fla. Miami, Ave., In feet and located at 2621 addition, EFFECT TO GIVING CAPITALIZATION . the PRESENT t Authorized an stock ($2 . Claims A preferred value) " _— stock, ($1 par value) stock, ($1 par value) .Class par common B FINANCING Outstanding1 convertible cumulative 30c Common 50,000 shs. 50,000 shs. 50,000 shs. / *300,000 shs. 125,000 shs. 125,000 shs. . '. * Includes shares t Prior to consisted of 100 a 30 period of approximately 10 months from Aug. 1, 1957,,. total revenue was $4,439,642, compared with comparable period a year earlier. Earnings were $146,380, equivalent to. 58 cents per share on the common stock now out¬ standing. This compared with $101,861 or 45 cents per, share. v ' to May GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING Authorized Outstanding CAPITALIZATION J - 330,000 -' •"Subsidiary mortgage notes com. common B 1:000,000 shs. 100,000 shs. par) par)___—__ stock non-voting ($1 Class A Class stock ($1 . has guaranteed the obligations of Industrial. Realty Corp. on the mortgage notes, which hear interest at 5% and are due Feb. 4, 1965, payable in instalments to maturity. The notes are secured by the land and buildings leased by Industrial Realty Corp. to the com¬ pany-find others. '• " '"The cash in the aggregate; As of such date such shares reclassified into 125,000 shares of class B common stock. ' have declared an initial quarterly divi¬ share of preferred stock and 5 cents per share of class A common stock payable Sept, 30, 1957 to stockholders of record Sept. 20, 1957. It intends thereafter to consider dividends, quarterly, subject to business conditions and the operating and i'inancial conditions of the company. directors DIVIDENDS—The cents of 7V2 dend . by $125,'K)0 in were '" 1957, of common- stock of $5 par value of which owned by Benjamin Smith and David Smith and their wives, for which they had paid the com¬ 29, shares were each shares 20 • „ each shares pany $400,000 : 256,086 1324,950 shs. 42,000 shs. $1,250,000 loan Bank shares - April 27, EARNINGS—For the 1956 $3,657,375 for 125,000 stock stock. the authoiized and issued .capitalization reserved for conversion of preferred reserved for conversion of class B common 75,000 and . per company ./No dividends o'aid be may the on clcss B >."X/ 116. p. stock.—V, 186, common .*■ It St., Fifth West 601 Los Aug. 27 for the purchase first and refunding: mort¬ on :■ -■ Literature Schluraberger Well Surveying Corp—New f This including 39,568 shares reserved for issuance upon cxcerciee ofcorporation • announces the publication of the first issue of their new technical newsletter, "Tech-Talk." Subsequent issues will be employees' stock options and exclusive of a possible issuance by the company of 1,002- sha-res of class A common stock as-rent or part" coii-/ published periodically' to - describe new developments in specialized sideiation for the purchase of certain real property for which the com¬ instrumentation. ' » ' " "" " '' ; Offering— 40,000 shares of capital stock oversubscribed.—V. 185, p. 1680. was Standard Shares, • Inc.—May Soon Apply to End Hold¬ ing Firm Status— This holding is now Corp., ; formerly known company, in position to as Standard Power Light & to the Securities and Exchange registered holding company, the company said in.its jsix-month report. Following that, the company will register with the SEC as a closed- Commission end to end investment The a . apply its, status a as under company (he report said. the 1 ... recently completed Investment Company Act of 1940 the public sale in competitive bid¬ ding of 265,000 shores of its holdings of Duquesne Light Co. common Stock from -which it realized $8,568,152. Of the proceeds, it said, $3,000,000 was used on July 2 to repay a bank loan incurred in connection with the company's acquisition of 455,100 shares of Pitts¬ burgh Railways Co. common stock, bought in May. Net ordinary income for the first six months of' 1957 was $556,081, or 39 celits per share, against 19 cents per share for the first six months of 1956. The net asset value applicable to the company's common stock was $25,393,917, or $17.76 per share, against $17.80 per company share Dec. Besides 31, 1956. the above t transactions, half-year 10.000 Brooklyn from Sold its Oklahoma Gas 3,000 were Electric & Standard Shares Inc. added in the Co., and 5,000 Texas Co. shares. Union Gas portfolio shares.—'V.\ 186, Co., American and Viscose St. 4,400 5,000 Corp., Lawrence Ltd. Corp., 155. p. Steadman Investment Fund, Inc.—Statement Effective The • registration statement filed with the SEC proposed a Fortune May 011 10, covering issue of 100,000 shares of common stock (par $1) in the merger into this Fund of Fund of Fortune, Inc., with connection Inc., Fortune II, Steadman •, (PDT) $40,000,000 (par $6.25) was made on Aug. 5 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $58 per share, with a dealer's concession of $1 per share. North¬ leases company ' '. at company a.m. A secondary offering of adjoining building of simitar type, also containing approximately 5,000 square feet, and also owns in fee adjoining property of approximately 7,500 square feet suitable for expansion purposes if needed, • devices and components for use primarily by the United States armed forces.-/ . ,/'"■ ■;■/'• The company's, major fields of research are Systems for guided mis¬ siles, anti-submarine warfare, Panar (a new radar concept developed by the firm)', pulse doppjer. radar, counter-measure equipment; auto¬ pilots tor supersonic aircraft and helicopter hovering devices, while manufactured products include scnobuoys, flexible printed cabling, antennas, hydraulic servo valves, gyroscopes ana acceleromeuers. ./ ' * .; Sanders' plant facilities are at Nashua, N. H. draulic systems, the by to 8:30 up above-mentioned Standard Oil Co. of California—Secondary company'-owns taining program under consideration."/ The modern, purposes,-including additional working capital. Plans for developing and marketing flexible printed corporate other received be the of bonds, series J, due Sept. 1, 1982—V. 186, p. 530. gage y PROCEEDS—The company plans to use the net proceeds of the stock to reduce by at least $700,000 an outstanding bank loan and for will it from 'r headed by .' Kidder, Peabody & Co: on Aug. 6M subsidiary, supplemental items such as bathing suits and accessories, offered-publicly 100,000 shares of class A common stock kelts and sweaters.. Approximately 80% of sales by the subsidiary consist of products manufactured by the company and approximately (par $1) at $15 per share. An additional 10,000 shares is 90%' of products purchased by it. being offered by the company to its employees at $13.80 In April, 1957/the company also commenced to sell apparel manuper share. "■• - : 1 •' V. : factured by it to other retailers outside the Miami area. group sales Bids Angeles, Calif., operation of five leased retail women's sports apparel stores located the Inc.—Common Stock Offered—A Sanders Associates, ; , '* ^ „ pected that property additions and improvements for the years 19571958 will, total approximately $310,683,000, which it is anticipated will involve an additional $120,900,000 financing in the future & writer,—V. East Co., 185, III, Inc. Orange, and Fortune N. has J., IV, Inc. William Allen been named as under¬ the 2377. p. $Not to purchase. pany holds an option • 5 \ ' '' - The firat issue/ of "Tecji-Talk" deals with a new tool for moisture analysis,/ the. Schluniberger Nuclear .Magnetic ~ Resonance Analyzer, 104.* ? The Model 104 NMR Analyzer is an analytical instrument used for. jthe quantitative 'measurement of hydrogenous liquids (Water and.oils) ip. solid -materials. It is particularly suitable for rapid, non¬ destructive measurement "of moisture in grandular or fibrous solids, \ UNDERWRITERS—The company has agreed to sell, and each of- the *; with very high accuracy and reproducibility.—V. .175, p. 2596. underwriters named below has severally agreed to purchase from the company the: number of Shares of class A common stock set opposite . ~ , • . DIVIDENDS—The- company has followed1 a policy of conserving workihg capital and has-paid, small cash dividends. During 1958. the com¬ pany plans to review it's dividend policy and to consider the desirability ofjstock dividends, v' •' ' Z .. 7 1 - "Model " its below: name '• Shares . Tucker, Day Kidder,-Peabody & Co.—- 67,000 Paine. Webber, Jackson & Curtis : I- 10,000 . - Anthony & R. L. —^ :— 1— Whiteside, Winslow, Inc. Chace, 6.000 Hayden, Stone & Co;_—'_ Spencer Traslc & Co 186, p. .323. . " West Shares 1* •• « \ 6,000 & 2,500 Scherck, Richter Company- 6,000 6% sinking fund notes dated March 15, 1957, and due March 15, 1967, which were recently offered to Ohio' investors; through The Ohio Company, have all of 10-year by Securities and Lifted The Securities Exchange Commission— registration statement filed by this corporation ance with the Commission's Stop order of May 2, the stop order had The been lifted. registration statement relates to a proposed shares of common stock ($1 par value) at 1.107,686 included in public offering of$1 a share. Also for issuance to 28.471 shares of common stock satisfaction of debts owed to them. The registered creditors that 2 announced had been in accord¬ 1956 and that the are company of the a President, owtjer of 67.6% of its out¬ of the proposed restaurant, bar and gam¬ company's promoters, its standing stock lessee and bling facilities. of share. the to public will 52% for which it an will have paid $1,481,151. the heav¬ of a stop notice of considered at the hear¬ and in the ing.. - ' statement of matters to be k - . . registration statement have now been the terms of an escrow increase that date. 42 "r A said SeaboaM- & the United States in each direction, ef¬ Vice-President, its all-cargo service between Europe' to seven flights weekly .> Seaboard's traffic during the first six months record volume will be reached during autumn his¬ in increase 1957 indicates- a said. The increased by Seaboard in its new of transatlantic air freight as a reliable, ecohomic service, he added. Seaboard & Western operates a fleet of 10 all-cargo Super Con¬ torically the peak season "for freight, Mr. Norden frequency and heavy lift capacity offered schedules will help stimulate shipper acceptance stellations and three DC-4's.—V. sale the American-Marietta Co. 186, p. 324. Inc,-—Plans Debenture Offering— A two-for-one stock split was recommended to the stockholders on Aue 1 bv the board of directors, according to Edward H. Litchfield, Chairman, and Elwyn L. Smith, President. The proposal will be acted upon by the shareholders at the Sept. 30 annual meeting. will be asked to approve an amendment to the articles of incorporation providing -for an increase in the authoiized capital stock of the company from 600,000 common_ shares, 5101 par stockholders to value 1,600.000 share of $10 par stock on Oct. 7, board The issue bv shares, $5 par value. Of Each outstanding of $5 par stock would be changed into jjo shares 1957, the proposed effective date of the amendment. board. . Such stockholder approval is required by York, under which the company is incorporated. the total authorization, it is contemplated that an convertible it to fixed the laws ot recommended that the stockholders authorize convertible into common stock upon terms to be also debentures the Xew of common initial offering debentures* in the principal 60,000 Part arrangement of the balance of of will be used including the the proceeds manufacturing facilities, for/the re¬ moving of equipment from the company's present plants into manufacturing space recently leased. The remainder will be added to working capital in anticipation of further emphasis on commercial sales and possible continued integration or diversification. All the outstanding stock of Custom Tool & Manufacturing Co. was acquired in for in 9000 July The to (together 1957 shares common machining and extreme prospectus lists with $27,516 two small affiliates in exchange in cash. Custom Tool specializes precision. six stockholders selling follows: as Central The Cleveland Trust Walker Ladd, 6,000 shares; Mariette G. Chandler Wick (former director), 7,000 shares; and Kenneth B.\ Wick, Jr., 3,900 shares. The combined holdings of the selling stockholders amount to 43,068 shares, or 13.25% of the outstanding stock.—V. 186, p. 218. of Cleveland, trustee, 3,759 shares; National Bank Company, 1,450 shares; Mariette Chandler Walker, 4,600 shares; trustee, Swan-Finch Oil Corp.—Receiver Appointed— Shanahan, of member the Swan-Finch Finch Owen McGiven on Aug'. 8 appointed Thomas President of the Federation Bank & Trust Co. and a New York City Housing Authority, as receiver of the Court Justice Supreme Gas Oil Corp. and its Development Corp. wholly owned subsidiary, the Swan- granted a motion by a group of stockholders for the appointment of a receiver after their attorney, Bernard Buchwald, charged that the present management is embarked "upon a course of fraudulent and systematic wasting, diverting and misappropriating of the assets of those corporations almost without Justice McGivern several days ago paraxiel in the history of present-day large, publicly McGivern Justice said that - although every held corporations." opportunity given Swan-Finch to explain "the serious charges" satisfactory explanation. Z The judge directed that Mr. Shanahan file a Court.—V. 186, p. had been it had not made $50,000 bond in 569. Tampa Electric Co.—Registers With SEC— above.—V. 173, p. 1175. Smith-Corona, The statement with the SEC Of these shares, 60,000 are account of the issuing coinpany par. the proposes to advance part of the net proceeds shares to its newly-acquired wholly owned Tool & Manufacturing Co., of Minneapolis, Mnn;, of indebtedness of that subsidiary and for working the of payment capital. Supreme See $1 for Custom Valentine Co. (N. Y.)—Sale— Sinclair & described. arrangement with respect to the distribution of assets and payment of dividends on stock issued on exercise of options hcve»been modified to agree with the terms of an "xisting escrow arrangement relating to promotional stock issued rn 1755 to Mitzel which gives preference on such payments to public stock¬ In addition, will Western registration a shares, sale issuing company its This has been 'crtain of the hotels in the area, The J. - Executive Norden, V. Arthur of - - 6 filed public by certain selling stockholders. The public offering price underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. Fulton, & Co., Inc. is named as the principal underwriter. 1 subsidiary, for. Aug. common for Ohio- 26',70.9 and of on 86,709 Cleveland, Co., Service ■ revised to eliminate the previ¬ ously proposed offering of- 300,0G0 shares by Mr. Mitzel and to disclose the lease to him of the restaurant, bar and gambling facilities.; There is also now disclosed that-Mr. Mitzel has applied to the state authori¬ ties for a gambling license, the financial conditions to be met by him in pbtaiping. such license, the means by which he proposes to meet these financial conditions (and the expense of furnishing gambling equip¬ ment); as well as the proposed repayment from proceeds of the offering uf loans made by hint to the company. The intense competition to which the company will be subjected by reason, among other things, the accommodations, entertainment and gambling facilities offered by its much larger competitors, and the past financial difficulties Ox The and Reid will have daily one-carrier all-cargo serv¬ first time beginning Sept. 1, this company announced on 5. Aug. The' The stop order- was issued following the commencement of ing and the subsequent consent by the company to the entry order in accordance with the .allegations contained in the hearing the for ice fective 20c Western Airlines, Inc.—Steps Up Seaboard & company offered be to Transatlantic air shippers com¬ buy at lc a share one share, for every public. The prospectus states that, if own Inc., New advertising and sales promotion. The Auer¬ bach' agency which specializes exclusively in home furnishings and home equipment campaigns will develop a program for each of Scranton's three divisions which manufacture table cloths, curtains and draperies and shower curtains.—V. 171, p. 1672. and the to Tile covering appointed Alfred Auerbach Associates, has company This basis four shares of stock all shares registered sold and the options are exercised, the promoters will own 48% of outstanding stock for .which they will have paid $74,334.47 and the option are are company employed salesmen will receive selling commissions up to Mr. Mitzel and another promoter have each been given specially sold the • - • Co.—Names Advertising Agency— York, N. Y., to handle its- Western . to be offered on a "best efforts" through Mr. Mitzel and two other promoters and officers of the pany, as well as salesmen specially employed for such purpose. Shares a res¬ one See also V. 185, / Scranton Lace pres¬ 64-room hotel in Las Vegas and proposes to add taurant, bar and gambling facilities. George. E. Mitzel is listed as ently operates Aug. 6. proceeds went to O. M. Scott & Sons Co. 2494. Vegas, Nev.—"Stop Order" Exchange Commission on Aug. and net The , p. Sans Souci Hotel, Inc., Las sold; it was announced on been 2,500 ' ' —v. ' Plant, Iuc.—Notes Sold—The $250,000 Scotts Chemical ... »' - -.7 Improvement & Forge Registers Stock With SEC— " " ; .. '!• Steel amount of approximately 011 Aug. 2 filed registration statements covering $18,bonds, due 1987, and 217,286 shares of $7 par stock The company proposes to offer the bonds for public competitive bidding. company 000,000 of first mortgage common sale at . the common stock for subscription by com¬ stockholders of record on Sept. 4, 1957, on the basis of one addi¬ Tampa proposes to offer mon tional share for each ten common The subscription price and amendment. Stone & Webster principal underwriter for the shares then held. underwriting ierms are to be supplied by Corporation is listed as the Securities stock offering. Net proceeds of the sale of the bonds and common stock will be used by the company to pay its outstanding bank loans (incurred to finance construction requirements), which it is estimated will aggregate $22,000.000 at the time of such sales. The balance of the net proceeds, together with the cash generated from operations will, it is anticipated, (Continued on page 49) 10 (630) The Commercial and Financial Chronicle Per- DIVIDENDS Name of Company ' Eagle-Picher Co. Z Dividend announcements East are grouped in two separate tables. In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬ nounced during the current week. Then we follow with second table in which a show we the Eddy Paper, $1 previ¬ ously announced, but which have not yet reached their payment date. Name of Abitibi Company Power Steel, new (initial! common prior 84 }28ftc — k 5ft ft Allied Pictures preferred Finance Allied Gas Allied Co. Kid 5'Aft preierred 9-30 (quar.) (quar.) 9-15 $1.31 V* 10c - Aliis-Chalmers 4.08ft Mfg., preferred (quar.)____ A Bakeries Common 4ft ft (increased convertiole quar.)—— preferred Chicle American Commercial American Investment Common oo. Co. 9-30 9- (quar.):—___■ $4 10-1 9-17 1 9- 1 9-10 9-12 1 8-15 9-13 5ft prior 5ft Glass Co. (quar.) preierred preierred (Pittsburgh)— B (quar.) * Co. Class B Astron Atlanta Light 4)4 ft 4.60ft Corp., 5ft preferred Atlas Press S F common ' , — 5ft preierred (A. Bell J.) (quar.)__—_ 3)4ft & $5 65c Amer. zoc (Stock ol Phoenic C 9-30 9-16 12 ftc t25c _™__:. 35c 'k . *—4 COc p, (quar.) -35.c ' ft5c fl2c 30c ______ 9- I-T-E 8-13 3 & C. '4.60ft Inc. of 8-21 pfd. two (quar.)_Z $$1.10 (s-a) _ Gas 1 9-17 Interstate 9- 2 8-21 Interstate 9- 2 8-21 it 20c 9- 3 8-15 93%c 40c A (quar.) 9- 1 8- com. (A. B.) Co. Chicago Pneumatic : 8-16 8-16 4.80ft 8-20 4.30ft $1 ____ 9-10 30c (quar.) common Varnish, shs. common preferred preferred Inc. action taken on the pfd. A 9- 1 8-16 9- 1 9- 1 8-15 10-15 9-30 Lamston 3-15 7-15 Land 9- 2 8- 9 9- 2 8- 9 9-10 class A (quar.) & Forster Oonsolidada Salle Wines (II.), 9-20 (No 3%ft preferred B Delaware Detroit Dierks Bound Forest, Chemical 8-23 Dresser Industries Dunham-Bush 5ft Inc., preferred (quar.) 3 (quar.) (qu«r.i_ common —1 r 3 8-10 10- 10- 1 9-10 1 9-10 9-10 8-23 9-20 8-21 8-31 8-14 8-31 8-15 9- 3 8-15 10- 1 9-10 75c. 9-18 8-30 9-18 8-30 8- 9-30 1 9-14 1 9-14 10- 1 9-14 IS. & 50 c 9-20 ,,8-30 12-'1 11-15 12- 1 $1.12 ft $1.05 12- 1 11-15 12- 1 11-15 12- 1 11-15 — 9-13 9-13 8-30 A.), 6ft 20c 10- 1 9-11 :— 28 ftc 10- 1 9-11 preferred. Champagne 37 ftc (quar.) 8-20 8- 5 8-20 8- 5 8-15 8- 1 9- 8-20 COc (quar.) 9-11 8-16 65c Corp. 9-13 8-30 Henry C. Lytton & Co.— action taken on meeting common payment 5 * Chef, (Stock Inc. dividend of one share pfd. stock for each of com. new Natural shr. held) Scott & Serrick 8-12 8- Massey Shirt Co. 9- 9 9- 3 9- 3 8-15 10-15 9-25 McDermott Harris-Ferguson, Macotta Corp Ltd. B (quar.) Ray) McGraw Edison Co. McNeil Machine & 8-30 Common - 8:30 Class 5ft A & Co., Simcnds saw Southwestern $1.32 4V2ft preferred preferred United Inc. (quar.) Science (quar ) 8-25 $1.10 _Z 8- 5 «- 5 8-13 7-29 3i)c 9- 1 33c 9- 1 8-10 9- 1 8-10 .9-16 8-30 25c - 9-16 20c 8-30 62 ftc 9-10 93 3/4 c 10-15 8-10 9- 3 8-30 8-15 > 8.1!) 9-30 8-16 9- 3 8-16 15c 10- 1 9-12 10- 1 9-12 10- 1 9-12 10- 1 9-12 35c 10c $35c 8-31 9-30 10- 8-28 8-30 1 9-15 9-16 8-23 10- 1 10- 1 9-13 10- 1 9-13 $1.15 10- 9-13 1 9-13 1 9-13 9-13 10- 1 $1.25 10- 1 $1.27 ft 10- 1 9-13 $1.28 10- 1 9-13 $1.31'A ;__Z™ 20c 9-13 10- 10- $1.22 ft ZZZ Z___ZZI~I™ and 1 $1.16 $1.16 V* Z 10- 1 9-13 26c (initialiZZ com. 8-30 8-14 15c 9-30 9-10 40c 9- 8-15 3 ZZZ-IZZZ 8-20 9- 1 8-20 $20c 9- 1 35c (quar.) 9-10 t20c <.quar.)_ 9- 3 8-16 22'Ac 9- 3 8-16 50c (5c from from 8-20 8-24 8-12 35c 9-27 9-13 50c 9-10 8-20 65c ZZ" (quar.) shares 9-13 from (initial)ZZZ__Z 2c 8-23 8-16 $1.12 ft (quar.) and 9-14 8-I0 35c net securities , 7c United Insurance Co. of America United Pacific Insurance Co. (quar.) United Utilities Inc. "(quar JZZIZ Sciver (J. (stock B.), Co. A Coast 8-22 8- 9-14 8-30 9-10 8-20 15c 9-30 9-13 35c 9-14 8-16 Woolf Bros. 9-12 P-30 Wurlltzer 8-30 Stock (quar.) (quar.) (quar.) (quar.) Inc., 4ftft pfd. (quar.) 'reduced) dividend ! Rubber Co. 9-30 8-28 22 ftc 9- 3 8-15 8 8-13 8- 5ft 8-31 8-20 10- 5 10-15 9-16 8-30 40c ^ Supply, 8-13 $1.25 ZZZI (quar.)ZZZZI common (quar.j. Westpan Hydro Carbon Co Will & Baumer Candle Co. Woodward Governor (quar.) Woodward Iron 8-15 12 ftc : (quar.) Telephone Co. preferred ftc 8-15 3 8-23 30c pfd" (quar.) Extra 8-31 9- 5c dividJIZZZZZZZZZZ" (quar.) Western Auto 15c 5c class Vulcan Mold & Iron Co. Wooster 9-20 8-25 9-16 $1.02 ft Z ; new profits) 8-19 1 (quar")_Z series) Fund investment income 1 9-16 25c ~~"~ (quar.) 9- 10- 10- $1.06% common (1957 Washburn Wire 50c 2 25c 1I~~ .™ZI_Z™ Corp. Corp. Funds, Inc.— 4.80ft 8- 5 ft I_ ZIZIZI ZZZZI_ Ltd. Artists United 9 ). gains) Elastic West 50c preferred Aug. 6 (quar.) (quar.) (quar.) 8-30 Engineering Co.— (quar.) conv. United 1 8- 50c com (quar.) Electric, 8-15 pay¬ (quar.) Extra 35c —! on pfd. Fund— preferred 1 8- 35c on com. .(reduced) (6c from investment income 8-23 9 ~ ; (quar.) (quar.) preferred (quar.) 8-23 8-22 ___* preferred 50c (quar.) (quar.)_ preierred 9-10 9-16 — (quar.)_ Elevators, 9- 8-15 50c (quar.) Toronto 8-15 25c (quar.) preferred Tung-Sol 9-16 1 3ac ... (quar.) Timken Roller Bearing, 8-12 9-25 9- c 50c ______________ 4.60ft Walgreen 3 I_ > Transmission, capital 8-16 . 32c $1.40 (quar.) Shovel 2 23c com. (quar.) (quar.)_'_ common Ltd., preierred 1 8-26 $ 1.12 ft- common preferred 9- c 40c 12 ft (quar.) Thennoid Co. 8- 8-23 13% (quar.) (quar,),_i. preferred realized 8-15 9-27 25c (quar. preferred 9-14 tlOc — (accum. ) (quar.) dividend preferred 9-10 40c i A 4.10ft Texas 8-22 8-19 $2 4.25 ft 5.12ft 5 95c 5ft prior preferred (quar.) 5ft convertible 2nd preferred Stratton «fe Terstegge (quar.) Sunshine Mining (quar.) 5.10ft 9- 9-16 2ft (quar.) company meeting held preferred (quar.) 4.65% 8-22 8-12 35c ment at 4.90ft 1 1 12 ftc (No action taken Superior Propane, 9- 10- 40c (quar.) Stokely-Van Camp, 5 8-22 8-10 8-15 75c Co 3•%ft preierred A (quar.) Sterling Drug (quar.) Stetson ( J. B.). 9- 1 8-20 $10 Co (Ohio), Tennessee Gas 9-20 9- $1.12 ft . preierred Stock 8-23 $1 ; Springfield City Water 8ft 3 9-15 15c States Telephone, Oil 9- 10-15 $1 preferred preferred /(qyar.) Standard 8-20 9- 3 $1 (quar.) common class Spiegel, Inc.','common 8-23 8-30 50c (Texas) convertible $1.28 9-13 9-13 (quar.)__ (quar.) steel 5 5 25c (quar.) & 1 9-10 5c common 8- 50c Sivyer Steel Castings Co Southern Spring Bed (quar.)___^ Southwestern Engineering 9-14 2 (quar.) 10- 10c (quar.)___, 90c 25c — $25c (quar.)' (quar.)__ 30c Maytag (J. Mfg. F.izer 59%c Co. (quar.) McCormick & Co. (quar.)_ Maul 8- 5 8- — Bottling, 37 ftc (quar.)— 9-10 5 8-21 9- (quar )_ Telephone Corp., Class Van —— 8-16 3 9- (quar.) (Hartford) Gas Utility Appliance 4ft 8-25 9- 9- (quar.) (quar.) Universal Winding Co. 90c conv. Univis Lens Co. at held (name 9-10 $$1 t common : Insurance Sagamore United 50c 9-20 . preterred Crown Uarco, 9 5c (qurr.) Manhattan 3 Telephone (Pa.), preferred (quar.) Rutland & Whitehall RR. 8-16 9-10 9-30 $$1.12ft $62ftc 5ft 8-19 1 9-30 $1 _____ (quar.) Corp. (quar.) Co. preierred Royal 8- 3 9-12 10- 5 ft 75c ______ (quar.) (quar.)___ & Rico 4ft 5ft 9-10 ' Consolidated Republic Insurance, Tliew 9- 4 1 10-15 50c Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry. (quar.) Plymouth Rubber (stock div.) 5ft 8-30 9-27 J 50c ; Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers (quar.)__ Perfex Corp., 41/aft preferred (quar.) Phila. Insulated ,Vv'ife__ 8-23 J0c 8-15 9- Parsons 8-19 5c 12 ftc 8-13 9-16 Tin Paragon Electric Paramount Pictures 9- .0766 (quar.). Inc. 8-15 8-15 Ontario Loan & Debenture Pacific 11-15 9-27 8-15 9-13 8-30 10- 10- (quar.) — 3 9-13 8-30 37 ftc — 3 15c 7-31 9-30 t20c . $1.-25 8 $1.08% 9- 45c __ 9- t20c — 8-20 30c (quar.) 9-16 9-16 $1 $1 I™ 1 1 95c 5c (quar.)_ 9-16 10- 25c < ;' :___ preferred" (quar.)_. 4.64ft (quar.) common 9- 15c 2 3c Magnavox Co., common (quar.) 434ft conv. preferred (quar.) Mahon (R. C.) Co. (quar.) 50c 1 tqUar.l 3 9- 10- 10- 53 %c 97 ftc (quar.) Co. 9- 1 1 8-15 60c 93 %c RR. Inc Bros, 60c 10- 10- on Aug. 7) changed to MagicChef Food Giant Markets, Inc.) 9-10 97 ftc (quar.) Brook Gray Iron Foundry Donohue Dow & (quar.) 9-16 8-16 Ltd.— (quar.) Aircraft conv. Dayton Power & Light Co., com. 3.90ft preferred C (quar.) 3)4 ft preferred A (quar.) 10-15 10-15 25c (quar.) Co. company Magic 50c 3 12c Co. D.) Lytton's, common (quar.) 8-21 10c & (II. Lockheed 8-23 1 8-12 37 ftc 8-23 10- 1 9- u Extra Lee 9-16 25c 9- 9-10 25c (quar.) Insurance (quar.) Title Lang payment at this time) Crum 8-12 (quar.) (quar.) (quar.) La 8-23 9-10 1 J 8-16 9-30 9- com.__ Kerr-McGee Oil Industries Inc., com. 41,4ft preferred (quar.) 25c ._ $1 8-12 1 Ltd.— Kerite Co. 75c (quar.) Corroon & Reynolds Corp., Crown Finance— 8-12 1 42 ftc : common 5ft 4.50ft Kawneer Co. 9-10 1 9- 10 ftc 9-13 75c (quar.) 8-12 9- 75c Inc., 8-16 62 ftc 9- ?2c Services, Power, preferred 50c (quar.) 8-20 (ouar.) 9.13 $4.35 25c $3 prior preferred A (quar.) Copperweld Steel Co., common (quar.) 8-21 8-16 8-30 10c ,9- 8-19 La (quar.) 9-10 9-10 (quar.)™ 10-1 47 ftc 9-20 :i 1 ; 9-30 35c 1_ $4.50 preferred (quar.) $4.20 preferred (quar.) (stock __ 8-23 31'Ac income) —— 10- 35c 8-19 6 Fund— City Power & Light, 50c held) 8-19 3 9- $1.25 1 35c 3 9- $1.06'A 9- 1 9- 31 ftc — preferred 62 ftc inuar.) 11c (quar.) 10- 27 ftc 8-26 $1.25 ; $3.80 preferred (quar.) $4 preferred (quar.) 9-12 !___ 9-10 $1.15 — preferred Kansas 9-12 1 $7.40 (quar.) 5ft preferred (quar.) Colorado Milling & Elevator (quar.) Combined Insurance Co. of America & 8-23 1 10- 1 9-10 57 ftc $1 (quar.) divid.) 3 shs. for each 7 Consolidated Natural Gas 9-10 10- 10- 8-19 35c (initial) Canada Z (quar.) Preferred Utilities Mfg. Corp.— 5 ft ft convertible 1st preferred 9-10 8-16 9-25 50c Warren Corp.— Porto 1 8-16 9-10 50c . (quar.) (quar.)— 8-20 32c 56'Ac . (quar.) Coca-Cola International Corp Stores, $1.06'A 35'Ac of RR. 9-25 9-15 8-20 1 _______ 8-30 10- 8-12 8-lfi Co., Ltd.— 5.25 ft 8-20 25c Co. preferred 9-10 12 ftc _• (quar.)_ 37 ftc (quar.) Co. 1 10- $1.12 ft 8-20 $1.23 (quar.) Tool City Specialty Stores— 4)4ft convertible preferred Paint (s-a) Iowa Electric & 9-10 9-18 8-19 35 %c Corp.L Freight System A 8-31 9-21 50c com. Co. 9-16 5c 15c — Canada, Class 8-31 8-16 40c Common (s-a) 8-16 40c 1 9-10 $1 Co. Securities 8-16 _:. Coca-Cola 9 10- 75c common 8-31 (quar.» 7 - Investors Stock Fund, Inc.— (From net investment income) Investors Syndicate of 6 tl2c Public 10- $1.05 investment 8-31 — 1 8-30 9- 27ftc 4ft preferred- (quar.) 4'4 ft preferred (quar.)-J Phoenix (quar.) Machinery Diversified Class A 9-15 3 11- t65c tl3c _ Colonial 10- 9- 7 60c ^ Resources tl2c Service, preferred (quar.): 4.92 ft preferred (auar.) Extra 9-16 10- Engineering Investors 25c 1 12 ftc (increased) $1.18% 8-16 1 ' Pennsylvania Pioneer (quar.) Nickel Motor Interstate 5 9- — — 9-20 8-15 11- $1.25 (quar.) Boston Cigar net 10- Ltd.— _________ 4ft Chance (From 9- 1 9-10 50c (quar.) Water, com. (quar.) Quarterly International 9-17 1 t50c Co., (quar.) _ Illinois 3 9-14 10- *50c __ __ (quar.). Extra Central 9- 10-15 t20c com (quar.) Catelli Food Products, Ltd., class B 1 $50c 9-14 10- $1.06 8-19 8-16 (Pittsburgh);— Refractories Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.) com. 9-10 8-15 8. com. 9-10 convertible preference (quar.) Scotia Light & Power Nova 6 10c new 8-20 30c Insurance dividend Peoples 4ft ft (quar.)_ Aug. 45c 45c _____ Fire American Northam . 5 9- on preferred International International 7-25 tlOc Carpenter Paper Co. Extra 10- 9 8- 1 10- 8-28 50c preferred A (quar.) 4V4ft preferred B (quar.) __ (s-a) Western Natural of 8-15 " 35c stock ; (quar.)____ 8-19 8-21 Shipbuilding Corp Niagara Wife Weaving Ltd. (quar.) Stock 8-16 3 lc — York North 8-16 9-12 9- 8-31 ______ (quar.) preferred 5ft each 25c three-for-one split payable on Aug. A New 3 3 directors' a pfd. Co.—< record Breaker, 9- 9- ' a Refining Fund Indianapolis _: Ltd., 4.40ft & 9-15 9-16 Co. 8-16 " Hampshire $3 , preferred (quar.) 4.20ft preferred (quar.) National for of on 4% Corn. share one 8c Ins. 8-20 8-20 -9-10 (quar.) Fire 8-20 9-12 $1 5c Quarterly New 2 25c 50c common Ihdianapolis Powei' & Light Co., 8-23 8-31 7- Union 8-16 special meeting 5 the shares preferred Oil 4.60ft Super holders Circuit Income 9-25,,f[ ,A£TI3 9-16 a Sept. split common 2nd Humble 8-19 8- preferred (No 8-29 9 3ft 3 3 9-10 30c (quar.) Products (quar.) Food 9- 6 9-6 7-26 3 40c preferred National 8-16 $1.25 at Pulp & Paper, class $1.41 8-30 8-30 3 (quar.)_— vote on to 9-20 V .9-,15> 9-16 12 ftc (quar.) preferred A (quar.) 5.12ft preferred B (quar.) 5.70ft preferred C (quar.) 8-30 10-1 . 8-30 : »- 9- 30c Racing Association Aluminate 4%ft 8-30 93 %c 5ft 8-30 9-25 $1.25 " Carnation Co., common (quar.) 3)4ft preferred (quar.) Coro, 8-19 9-16 9-30 $1.25 Rubber i-lywood Hudson 8-30 9-17 100ft _______ A Canadian 6ft 1 8-30 8- (quar.) common Co. 1 Narragansett National Cylinder Gas, common 4^4% ''"preferred (ouar.) North _• (quar.) Honolulu Oil Corp. Houston Lighting & Power (quar.) Houston Oil Field Material 8-16 10- 9-16 9-12 9- — — National 7-26 9- Heishcy Creamery 8-30 3 9-13 40c _ preferred 5ft 10- 25c _ (quar. t (quar.) Canadian Tire Corp, Ltd., Cook 9- 10-15 5 $0,023 (quar.) Co.— Steamship Lines, Ltd. (s-a)________ Canadian Ice Machine Co., Ltd., common 4ft 9-13 45c (ijuar.)___ Ltd. Industries, held Canada Class 8-12 93%c iquar.i___ dividendt shares 4ft 3 common Manufacturing to Harbor _ (quar.) Canada Safeway, 5ft 8-20 9- Television Corp.— name Class 9-10 22c 8- 25c 4 ft ft 8-15 ftc 60c 4'/4ft 8-19 3 $2 <quar.)____ Dry Dock, Ltd., class A Burton-Dixie Corp. (quar.j____ C. 3 9- ___ Burnham Corp. & 9- —L Paper Co., common (quar.)_ preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) Hammond Organ Co. (quar.) Handy & Harman, common (quar.) 5ft preferred 8-31 5 6 9- 6 8-10 $1.25 ______ Extra 8-30 81'Ac — 1 $2.50 (quar.) National Hammermill 8-10 9-16 shares— Burrard New 8-20 —v— (quar.) 9-13 15c (interim)_i Pipe Line' Co. Forge Co.: Bullocks, roc. (quar.)— 1 & 5 25c __ dividend preferred 10- 8- 9- 9- 1 9-30 60c 4 — Grace (W. R.) & Co. (quar.) Granite City Steel Co. (quar.)_: Great American Realty Class A (quar.)_• Grolier Society 8-15 10- 10c (quar.) (quar.)_— held the of 8-15 ___. Bucxeye C. 1 1 8-15 9-16 50c Diablo Oil 1 10- 5 9- $1 (quar.)— Stockholders approved 6 9- 4™ Co., Buffalo 9- 60c _ Stock 9-27 12)4c Brunswick-Balke-Collender Common (increased) be Goodman 5 8-16 3 9-16 40c 1 (quar.)_. three-for-one basis. Georgia-Pacific Corp., 5ft 8-23 9- _ income) Oil, 8- 9-14 $1.37)4 —— (quar.)_ Bigelow 8-14 9- 40c —. — a 8-30 $20c Tire proposal 8-30 / 131)4c ; __ cummon preferred American Brown 9-16 (quar.) (quar.) Corp., preferred to 8-16 9-20 class A (quar.) Stockholders will 8-16 Mt. 31'Ac preferred General 8-16 ; 1 " (quar.) (quar.) Trust British 1 33c Boston & Albany RR. Co. Brillhart Plastics Corp Bristol-Myers, 9- 1)4 ft (quar.) investment $5 8-16 50c Corp. Motors $3.75 r 9- 10- 1 $1.27 ft $1.37 ft (quar.)—.—_™._" (quar.)__ Morgan (J. P.) & Co. 3 50c Machine Tool Co. 8-31 10- 35c — 8-30 8-31 8-30 9-10 75c (quar.)_____ [P20 1 $2 preferred 9-16 32 ftc (piar.) 15 (quar.) Markets Gas General 8-20 15c preferred (quar.) - 8-16 1 1 quar.) 5)4ft Airplane (From 8-30 9- 9- —— (initial Investment Bond 9-13 8-15 9- M.g. Co. (quar.) Gossctt (quar.) ; <te Boeing 1 25c (quar.) Co., Works Cigars Belden 10- $1.11 (quar.) Ltd. 17c (quar.)__— General Industries, 5ft preferred f 9-13 $1.15 dividend) preferred Bayles Bayuk 8-19 1 $1.12)4 —- (quar.) (slock Iron 3 30c Bastiun-Morley Bath 3 9- 40c — Bailey-Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.— 5% ft 9- 10- 5c (quar.)_—: (quar.)———. Co. Monarch • Motor General 8-15 25c Co. Co. 3 25c (quar.) Auto Electric Service B • 50c , — (quar.) common 8-23 3 9- 31)40 — (quar.)—_ — Co., preierred Atlas A __ preferred preferred ; (quar.)__ Honeywell Regulator (quar.) Minnesota Mining & Mfg., com. (quar.) $4 preferred (quar.)— 1957-1958 iiscnl Corp Co. non-cumulative com. 0I 9-10 25c —— Co. Minneapolis —— Stores - (quar.) (quar.) Gas 4.44ft Co., (quar.) Corp. 31'Ac _ class Rubber the clearly foreseen.. Corp. (initial) Co., common (quar.)™ Motor (quar.) Products (quar.) 5ft preferred (quar.)—„™_l $5.10 1st preferred (quar.)___ 5 '2 ft pre/erred (quar.)_, to General Acceptance Corp., com. (quar.)—___ $1 preferred (quar.) ; General American Oil Co. of TexasStock dividend 8-15 - (quar.)_ Archer-Daniels-Midland Armstrong - 9-10 9- : 15c — $2 Hone Steel 8ft preferred (quar.) Minneapolis Gas Co., common dividends on Pitt Bridge Works (quar.) Franklin Custodian Funds— Preierred stock : Illinois— 1 Window 8-0O pay¬ and Fort 8-30 , 9- Common time Co., Ltd.— American deposit receipts 4'/4ft preference 8-19 25c 10- American 8-30 8-30 9-15 " dividend (quar.) (quar.) preferred 3ft 8-16 75c (quar.) 9-15 9-15 Midland 10- 25c — Hoiim 9-14 $68 3/i C Refractories Micromatic 6 Machinery & Chemical Corp.— Ford 8-16 25c . : - this Common Ford 9- prior 8-15 lUc (quar.) Tubing preferred Food 8-22 8-14 preferred (quar.)—$1.31 V* American Machine & Foundry (quar.) 30c 5% ft more of America, National Fllntkote 9-3 , 5 $1.12)2 9- 8-24 — Flick-Reedy 1 8-30 60c _____ (initial)—: of 8- Co. B Flexible 9-3 $1.25 • - (quar.)-.—______ Barge 1 2oC A™'-—^™a_j Co.— American - 50c iquar.)™__ First 9-3 8-15 $1.02 — Aggregates, common preferred (quar.) 5ft be preierred Class 8-10 1 10- 20c (quar.)- common (quar.)™ American American the outcome of can Finance 8-10 8**23 10- 9-30 25c National $1.25 8-19 8-23 25c class 50c -1 _ Mortgage Assn. (monthly) Federal Sign & Signal Corp., com. (quar.)_ 8-12, 1 9- 4oc — (quar.) (Fla.), Mexico 1 ft action until Federal 3 9- 8-26 20c Products at year 8-30 9-23 30c Extra Allied 8-31 10- 1 13%c Extra Laboratories 1 $2 * Allied 8-16 _ <quar.)_ Co. 8-16. 9-15 - I8V2C omit to usually due postpone further Corp.— (quar.)—--—.—-—---* Co., 9-15 +25c When Payable 35c Mersey Paper Co., Ltd.— 514ft preference (quar.).— — " Share — 8-15 — . decided ment *,'.i 9-16 (initial) Fajardo Sugar Co.— 1 ?2oo — (s-a)^_ pia. ^ Artists 9- ' (quar.) v" ___ preferred ' Company, Stores I37Vac — ___ Rec. oj 1 lu- Mercantile 8-23 Holder» Payable 10- 9-10 $5c —* _ — dividend 10c Company (quar.) Ltd., Allegaany Corp., Allied : J42/2C — Ltd.——— Ltd., A Stock Ltd.— Co., (quar.) preferred Algoma Share , Paper class New ^ Common 4ft ft & When Mines, common (quar.) (quar.) —1 Electric Storage Battery (quar.) Employers Reinsurance Corp. (quar.) Erie Resistor, common (quar.) ; payments Per Malartic Monday, August 12. 1957 Per Name of Payable ot Reo. 55c •—* ... When- Holdert Share (quar.)__2— . 9-12 8-19 25c 9-12 8-19 25c 9-10 8-33 25c 9- 1 8-10 25c 8-31 8-19 $1.20 I ZZZI ZZ" (quar.)Z_I ZZI 8-31 8-19 12 ftc 9-10 8-15 20c 8-15 8- 6 37 ftc 9- 3 8-16 40c 9- 6 8-19 56'Ac 9- 1 7 ft c 9- 1 b-L6 15c 9- 1 8-15 3ft 9-12 8-15 8-22 . Number 5663 186 Volume Per give the dividends announced in previous Below we dends table. nrcceding PieL A B a c Vending (quar.) Industries (quar.) c P . ,—— 12%c 25c (quar.)—.—— 7 Abbot's Dairies (quar.) —Acadia Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd.— Common .(quar.) in., P- M A (quar.) 5% preferred (quar.)— Acme Industries (quar.) __ Acme Wire Co. (quar.)____. Ldam Consolidated Industries, Inc.— Stock dividend, itock dividend * Stock dividend . — Adams (J. D.) Mfg. (quar.) : Advisers Fund, Inc.— (5 cents from, and 28 cents a $$1.25 5c 9-13 8-15 9-12 50c .u_. undistributed net income from realized capital gains) ' Reduction Co.,, common (quar.) ' preferred (quar.) . Aircraft Radio Corp. iquar.i ;__ Alabama Gas Corp., common (quar.)______ $.3.50 prior preferred (quar.)___ Air $1.15 35c $1.25 16c (quar.) (quar.) (quar.)_ Alloy Cast Steel Co. (quar.) 20c 40c 75c. $1 50c 50c preferred 4% (Louis) Extra Co. —— — . (quar.) 22%c Alpha Portland Cement (quar.)_ Altec Companies (quar.) Allison Steel Mfg. Co., 75c conv. pfd. (quar.) Aluminum Co. of America, common (quar.)— 37Vac preferred $3.75 Co. Aluminum 4% 8%c 6Va% 6 1st 8-158-16 7-31 7-31 (quar.) $1,62%c $1.62 Vac . 4% r 4% . 7-25 (quar.) (quar.) American Hair & Felt (quar.)_— American Hoist & Derrick (quar.) — . — American Quarterly Quarterly —— Metal Co., Ltd., common , , 35c ' $3.80 22/aC 32-/2c preferred (quar.) American Meter Co. (quar.) 30c $1.12Va — 50c 3c 3c — — 40c (quar.) Co. American News American Photocopy Equipment Co.— Class American Class A 22c 25c $1 (quar.) President Lines Ltd.— non-cumulative preferred (quar.) 5% non-cumulative preferred (quar.)—-American Pulley Co. (quar.)_ American Radiator & Standard Sanitary— $4 preferred A American $5 7% .— American Corp. of Del.—• 2nd series (quar.) 3rd series (quar.) Seating Co. (quar.)— American Smelting American conv. conv. pfd. — Refining Co Steel Foundries (quar.) American &; Extra — American Tobacco Common Co. (quar.) (quar.) — (now on a 15c Anderson Electric., common Farms Co., 30c 75c 2%C (quar.)— b (quar.)__; preferred $2.36 preferred $2.40 common 87%c (quar.) (quar.) 120c —— 28c 27%c 59c — preferred (quar.) $2.50 preferred (quar.)_ $4.35 preferred (qui*.). Armco Steel Corp. (quar.) Oil Corp, Arkansas Fuel 60c €2%c 1— ._ (quar.),!*Oil Corp. 115c 7V2C 30c 50c (quar.) (quar.) (quar.) 8- 9 $1.31 V* 9- 3 8- 9 9- • 2 Common 7-26 9- 3 8-20 Canada Foundries & Class A (quar.) 50c 9-12 8-1 Canada 50c 9-12 8- $4.50 - 1 1 9-16 Canada 9-16 8-21 4%% GOc 9-10 .8-27 10- Inc.— :. .•;t $1.25 and 8-12 87c 7- 8 Canadian 9 8- 1 9-16 11- 1 9-16 9- 2 8-15 9- , 45c . 9-13 0-13 9-10 8- 2 8-30 8-30 _ .. 9-20 9-10 12-20 -%12-H 8-15 8- 7 9-13 9-13 9-20 9-3 9-_o 8-12 8--J 8-23 9- j 8- J 8-1 8-30 8- 1 8- 1 . $1.08% 75c 25c 25c 8-15 9- 3 9-13 9- 9 9-1 9- 1 9- 2 9- 1 9-1 9-1 ...9- 1 9- 1 -9- 1 9-6 9-13 9-27 8-30 10- 1 8-30 $183ic class A (quar.)_ (quarterly from net 1 10- 1 8-30 9- . 5 $20c 8-15 7-31 $20c 9- 8-23 8-23 8- 2 Canadian Oil 9-30 9- 6 Canadian 9-10 8-30 Canadian 9-27 Cannon Cos., Power lOc _ (quar, > Securities, common & Paper Ltd_—- 10-15 9-30 1-15-58 12-31 45c 10-1 9-13 10- 1 9-13 10- Carrier 9-13 9M6 B-26 > 8-26 9-16 60c 9-27 9- t80c 9-16 8-30 9-10 8-22 6 8- 3 9- Case 7-31 37% c 9- 1 8-15 $1.25 (quar.)._ 9- 1 8-15 9-10 8-30 35c 1 9-10 10- 1 9-10 135c (quar.): 10- 1 9-10 for $1.18% 3 8-15 15C 9- 3 8- 9 12- 2 11- 8 2- 7 5% 3-3-58 10-31 10-16 20c 1-31-58 1-15 20c 4% preferred Quebec Eelleterre Bell Howell 6z preferred Bros. Bag Finance Beneficial Best & 4-30-58 4-16 9-16 8-15 9- $1.18% I (quar.) Co. (quar.) Steel Corp., Carpet, Bigelow-Sanford 8- 9 Central 8- 9 8-15 8- 1 Central & 9-16 Central Soya 2 Central 9-30 12-16 12- 8-15 7-25 4%% Black &; Hills Power 3 8- 5 4,15%. 1 9- 6 4.(55 % 10- 1 9-20 4.75% 10- 1 9-20 Century 9- 1 8-20 Cnain $1.12% 9- 1 8-20 35c .9- 1 8-19 Light, com. iquar.) - preferred .V 4.20'o 4.56% (quar.) (quar,) (quar.) preferred preferred 9r.,l $1.05 9- 8-15 8-ln 8-14 9-13 Corp. Public 7 (quar.) Co. $1.1834 $1.24 9-12 8-30 8-30 4.25%/ $1.06% 10- 1 9-16 10- 1 9-16 Chase Manhattan Bank 30c 9-16 8-15 Chesapeako Corp. of Virginia 30c 8-15 8- 75c 9--30 9-14 10c 8-15 7-25 25c 9-25 9-14 25c 9-16 9-3 6c 8-20 7-10 GOc 9- 3 8- 45c 9- 1 8-lfi 87 %c 10- 1 9-11 Bryson, (quar.) coin, ___ preferred (quar.) 5.60% preferred (quar.) Blaw-Knox Co. (quar.) Bloch Bros. Tobacco, common preferred (quar.) 6% (quar.) —— ______ preferred Aluminum & Brass" (quar.) Bohn Bondstock conv. (quar.) —__ ' Corp.— (5c from (quar.) — (Geo. W.) Corp. (quar.) Borg-Warncr Corp., 3%% pfd. Borg — (quar.) Boston Fund— (quar.) Brillo Mfg. Co. (quar.)_„ British Columbia Electric, 4% Cincinnati 1 9- 1 8- 5 9- 1 8- 5 9- Clark 10- 1 9- 6 9- 6 10- 1 9- 6 10- 1 9- 6 $$1.19 Ltd.-— 1 1 10- 9- 9-16 t$l 9-16 — from net in¬ 8-15 8- 4% Club 95c 10-1 (quar.) 20c 10-10 $1.10 9- 1 8- $1.10 9- 1 8- $3 1 1 8- 9- 3 Brothers (quar.) 7-30 9-30 8-15 8- 9-13 8-13 5 8-15 5 9- 3 10- 7 10-24 10- 4 12-24 12- t 11-27 11- J 67yac 30c $1 40c $1 60c 20c 62 %c 9-30 9-13 8-15 7-15 10- 1 9-16 9- 1 8-10 9- 1 9- 6 8-16 8-15 7-25 9-30 9-13 3 8-12 9-14 8-26 9-15 55c 9- 3 25c 9- 8-15 11- 1 9 6 1 8-22 8-26 8-16 10c 9- 3 8-12 7- 10-29 108- 9- 1 8- 1 8- $1.05 $1.12% 8- 9- 1 8- 8-15 8- pTeferred (quar.) 15c 9- 1 9 1 8- $20c ;_ 15c $1.25 75c 87:/aC 4y2C $1.12% (guar.)— Stone 11c He preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) Co. Carbon 60c 50c —: — Corp.— (qu.ar.4~_ut. Ltd. (quar.) preferred 25c (Boston) National Life Insurance Pictures $2 — (quar.) Gp,s^y.stem (quar.). $1.06!'* $15c 25c 20c 20c 20c 25c Enterprises, Locks Paper, class A (quar.) (quar.)— Hotel Shearing & Stamping Inc. (quar.)—- Co. (quar.)— Power iquar.) Commonwealth Telephane Connecticut Compo 5% .. 9 ; (quar.)_ common Commercial 8-1G 9- 10c 10c Ltd.—• Commodore 8-15 9- 9 , — 1 -— 8- 50c ' (monthly) $4.25 2 31c 3 Combined 2 - 9 9- Combined 2 1 QIV2C — (quar.) common Columbia 2 99- 5 8- Hardware, & Quarterly 2 $1 9- (monthly) Colombia 9 1 9- 1 3 (monthly) /Columbian Light & Shoe Machinery, 5% preferred (quar.)— Concord Natural 5%% 3 7-19 9- Central Power, 1st 3 9- 8-15 10- Co., Sand 9- 9-15 $1.12Va -____ Foil 8-10 (quar.) 40c 25c 7'/2c 11c 4% 8 20c 25c 35c 9- *-8 $1.12Va A Columbian 9 8- , Quarries (quar.) Aluminum Products Co 4%% 8-22 9- (quar.) 9-2$ (quar.) Illuminating, com. (quar.) Common 7-31 9- common Common 8-12 15c 35c (quar.) : Colorado & Southern Ry. Co.— "" 8-15 5c . Pittsburgh RR.— & Colorado 8-15 Terminal Co Butler 8-15 10-15 1 $1.25 guaranteed (quar.) special guaranteed Colonial 9 9- 30c 40C Buildings • • 9-20 (quar.) preferred A Colgate-Palmolive Co., com. (quar.) 3 Va % preferred (quar.) Colonial Acceptance, class A Colonial Life Insurance Co. of Amer. (quar.) 8-15 25c 3 common 5% 1 10c Biscuit Corp., $1.25 Terminal 8 8- $1 87yac ^ Iron, preferred Class 9-10 87 %c 3%% 4% Bush 8- 8-15 (quar.)— preferred Cochran 9-23 15c — Bush 8-31 8-24 7-10 (quar.) Cochrane-Dunlop 1 15c Quarterly Burry 9-13 9-14 8- (quar.) Cleveland 8-30 35c $1.25 (quar.) common preferred (quar.);. preferred (quar.) — 4.20% preferred (quar.) 4.Va% 2nd preferred (quar.) 9-13 1 37%c 37%c ,$1.25 RR. Pacific Electric, Co. Controller $4.50 1% 8-3U 8-31 & preferred Cleveland 6 137 %c Service $4.50 4 1010- 1 Gas Cleveland Electric 9-13 1$1 162c — (quar.)— Burlington Industries, 9-13 1 10' 1 10- $1,25 (quar,) (quar.) Island A5 Cleveland-Cliffs 8-15 3 156c $5 5% ' - preferred (quar.) — Die & Machine (quar.) Fund, Ltd. (quarterly vestment income) Bunker Hill Co. (reduced) 10- 9- (quar.)__ preferred (quar.) Cincinnati Milling Machine, common (quar.) 4% preferred (quar.) 9-20 45c Bullock 2 7-31 8-15 4% 12-24 10- \ 153c common 8- 8-15 8-20 City Investing Co.. common City Products Corp. (quar.)_. City Water Co. of Chattanooga (Tenn.)— 12-27 172 %c (s-a) Company, 8-15 1 75c (quar.)____ (quar.) 9-24 112 %c Broadway-Hale Stores, Inc. (quar.)__. Brockton Taunton Gas Co.— $3.80 preferred (quar.) ——Brooklyn Borough Gas, common iquar.) — 4.40% preferred (quar.)—: 4.40%, pvefcrred B (quar.) — Brooklyn Garden Apartments (s-a) Brown Co. (quar.) — — Brown & Sharpe Mfg. (quar.) Brown Shoe Co. (quar.) Brunning (Charles) Co. (quar.)—. Buck Hill Falls (quar.) Budd 7-31 15c GOc 30c Y.) (N. Cities 9-27 _______ pfd. (quar.) 412% A 25c 75c 7-31 8-27 $1.25 125c 4%% Class $5 preferred Chicago Rock 9 $1.25 preference preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) 5% preferred ($50 par) 4:,4% preferred (quar.) British Columbia Packers, $1,12% _; (quar.) $5 preferred ; $1.25 l'rom Boston it Maine RR., $2.90 8-15 8-30 $1.12% (quar.) Common • 12c investment income) $5 preferred (quar.)__ $5 preferred (quar.) Bradley (Milton) Co.— 5% prior preferred (s-a) Brantford Cordage Ltd., class A (quar.) C!a*s B _L Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada, Ltd.— (Quarterly (quar.) Common . capital gains and lc from earns.) Co. Borden 5% 3 Chicago,, Milwaukee, St. Paul is Pacific RR. Ridge Mutual Fund, Inc.— From investment income Blue (.Calif.), 8- 9- 8-12 (quar.) Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common 3%% conv. preferred (quar.) - 8-30 8-15 9-12 (quar.) Champlin OH & Refining— 3 9-10 1 $3 preference (quar.) Channing Corp. (quar.) $1.40 & 9-10 1 1 Chrysler Corp. 9-12 Sivalls 1 9-15 9- 30c ChiKon preferred 10- 10- 10- (quar.) Co. 1 30c (quar.) com. , la % 9-10 10- $l.l2>/2 40c 40e (quar.)_ 8-19 4 ' 10c 40c (quar.) 8-30 preferred (quar.) ■ preferred (initial) Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric— • 7 25c $1.04 $1.16 $1.19 lOc 50c 534% - 9- 12- (quar.) 1 $1.18:,/4 434% - 9-20 (quar.) Common 8-15 12-20 (quar.) Belt 3 9- 3 Service-r- preferred preferred Industries- 9- $1.25 $i.00a4 preferred - 8-15 9-13 $1.25 (quar.) (quar.) Co. 9- $1.25 9-23 Black ' 8-23 1 30c 50c 35c 4.75% . 8-15 Petroleum preferred (quar.) Chenango te Unndilla Telephone Corp.— 8-19 Buell 8-30 8-12 8-9 8-^9 7-31 8- 1 8-1 8-1 8* 1 8-1 8-1 8-8 West $4.50 8-19 „»r 1 9- 28 %C 1 $1.12Va $1.18:U (quar.) Champion Paper & Fibre, ' ; 9- (quar.) South Common 9- 10- 25c (quar.) preferred 9-12 30c (quar.) Vermont GOc (quar.) 9-12 1 (quar.) 4,50%. preferred 35c common 8-15 1 Securities Corp.. com. (quar.) Louisiana Electric, common (quar.)_ $1.75 common... 1 Electric— & preferred 3 3 % (quar.) Bibb Manufacturing (quar.) 9- 10- Central-Illinois 3 8-15 8-15 10- preferred (quar.) 9 8-30 8-30 9-23 4.75% 8- 8-30 ll%c $1.75 (quar. 4.50% 3 25c preferred 8-28 (quer.) (quar.) B Gas preferred 15c Beuhlelicm B Hudson 9- 50c 9 (quar.)— Corp. Storage 9- 50c (stocu aiv.) Products preferred preferred 4.35% 15c (quar.) Co. 5% 25c (quar.) (quar.) 9- held shares 20 American Central of Cold Central $1.06% Ltd. common (quar.)_ (quar.) preferred 4%-% Bcuiis Mines Co., 8-28 $l.l2l/a (quar.) Central Foundry, 5% conv. pfd. Central of Georgia Ry. Co.— 15C (quar.) (quar.)_ iquar.)_ each Central 20c preferred preferred 8-15 9 (quar.)__ Mining (stock dividend)— Ceco Steel 9- 15c preferred share One . 5 8- 8-15 25c (quar.) 3 Co.— & (J. Cataract 10- 8-16 9-10 9- $1.20 convertible preferred •1:25c (quar.) (initial) preferred Scott 7% $25c common 8-12 9- GOc 56V4C 40c I.) Co., 6'/a% 2nd conv. pfd. (quar.) preferred (quar.) Catulin Corp. of America—• ' 8-15 5c : common 2nd Piric Carson 7 50c (.quar.) Aug. 15)__ preferred (quar.) 4.00% l 9- com. (20c payable to holders July 31 and 40c to holders of Corp., record 4%%' 8-12 $1 Steel —— 4 Va % Ltd.— (quar.) Shoe, of 7 I2%c •record 5 " (quar.) preferred S.) 1 50c 7-31 9- 40c , 7-31 8-15 75c (quar.)_ (Del.) (quar.)_^ Corp. Extra J75c common A Carlisle $1.12% 12 %c . 6 8-15 $$1.25 $$1.06 75c (quar.) Carpenter (quar.)__ Ltd. (quar.i__ common Carborundum. Cu, $1 & Paper Co., Ltd., B $1 (resumed) Counselors Mills, "pfd. (quarT)IC Ltd., 5% (quar.) preferred $1.50 (quar.) Lumber, Utilities $1.50 :V 8-15 2 9 10-15 (quar.) 8-15 9- 10- 8-15 4V4% (quar.) - 8- 12 VaC common 9-16 9- 8-30 (quar.)_ 9-13 8-15 9-16 3 Class RR., 8-31 1 10- 3 1 (quar.) 7-28 9-16 9- 10- .1 7-26 - 9-19 :t8%c (quar.) 8-10 8-15 $15c 20c A 3 8-15 9- „ $75c 25c class 8-20 $25o $37yac $31140 Ltd., Fund, Inc. investment income) 7-31 9-20 Canadian Ingersoll-Rand, Ltd. (quar.) Canadian International Investment Trust Ltd. 6c (from income) (quar. )__!_„ Inc. (A. 4% 8--6 8-15 9- 3 9- 3 Canners, 4 8-31 $50c $29V4C (quar.) com. (quar.)— preference (quar.)__ Canadian 2 10- He v Ltd., (quar. 1 convertible 7-31 10- 10-31 $$1.15 preferred 7-31 8-15 (Toronto)— ; Malting Co., 7-31 8-15 . Canada Vinegars, Ltd. (quar.)—, Canadian Breweries Ltd., common '•[ I ~ Ltd.— 7-31 8-15 $37%c Life Assurance Co. Quarterly 50c (quar.)_.__* Forgings 7-31 8-15 jioc 3 7-31 8-15 (quar.)__ (quar.) 9- 30c ■ 7-31 8-15 , 8-15 7-31 ; > 8-15 34%c 37Vac . '7-25 8-15 , $25c $32Vac Canada & Dominion Sugar Co., Ltd. (quar.) , J30c Cauaaa Foils, Ltd., 60c partic. class A (quar.).1 ;$15c 2 8- 1 (quar.) Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)_ Canada Cement Co., Ltd., common $1.30 preference (quar.) 8-15 9-15 10- 17 %c —— 8-15 Argus Corp., Ltd., common Arizona Public Service, com. Argo - 8-15 15c (quar.) (quar.) $1.10 9-20 9-17 preferred participating 3 4% 9-10 12-10 9-27 12-30 25c - Angostura-Wupperman Corp. Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (quar.) 9- Common 8-30 9-13 37%c 34%c - B 50c . 11-21 12- 2 — Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.) 4:%% preferred (quar.) Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing, com 8-21 9- 3 (quar.)_— preferred (quar.)____ 5%% preferred (quar.)__ preferred 30c Canada, $1.40 Beck 2 II--4 2 12- 2 9-30 9-30 9- 5 8-30 15c quarterly basis)— 6% $3 , 9-10 9- 3 9-20 9- 2 ':^"2f 9- 1 60c 50c 7V2C $1 — (Miami) American Zinc Lead & Smelting Class 10-10 Water Works Co.— American Arden . — Title & Insurance American 5.50% ' . pfd. 5% 8-19 (quar.) 7-31 8-15 * 55c% 5 8- 1 9- 8-16 60c. 271/2C. ' 33Vhc —33c , 33Vac 32V2C 31«4C (quar.) 9-14 (quar.) (increased) C Class ' 8-23 8-23 9-3U 9- 3 8-14 8-20 8-5 9-10 9-10 Seal-Kap 5% of Mills, Beaver 11-30 8- 9 7-31 8- 9 12-14 9-10 8-15 9-10 $1.25 $1.25 (quar.)—; preferred 7-25 8-15 2•>? $1.75 (quar.) preferred 5.08% (quar.) preferred Beauty 8-30 11-29 9-15 12-15 _ $1.25 *1.25 37'/2c 5% Common 8-19 . 22c 1 25c (quar.) (quar.) Common A Eeaunit - 9-6 9-6 10- 1 , Quarterly — Pipe & Construction (quar.) Potash & Chemical Corp.— Increased American 9-14 (quar.) & Corp. Bearings, , Quarterly Quarterly preferred preferred Co,— Bathurst Power (Galveston) National Insurance 5.20% (quar.)__ Ohio & Barber-Ellis Blum's (quar.)__ 4(2% American 2Rc 25c 5c 3Gc 30c 30c 25c 30c 35c Products Corp. (monthly) __ Hospital Supply (quar.) American Indemnity Co. (Md.) (s-a ) American Insurance Co. (Newark, N. J.) — American Home American 8-19 12 %c preferred (auar. 1 &; Aroostook RR Barden 8-9 8-9 8-5 8-15 8-15 10- 1 50c — B 9-14 (quar.)_____, common Bangor 11- 1 - - 10-22 3VaC income— American Gas Class 25c 5% preferred 7% & Electric (quar.) Greetings Corp., class A 5.36% SI Electric, common preferred B (quar.) 4'4% Power (quar.)-_—ii._J Co. (quar.i 1-LIJ Furniture American Co. convertible Gas Baltimore 7-25 9-1 8-31 9-5 9- 1 9- 1 25c 87VaC Quarterly American 7-31 (quar.) Piano 412% 9-12 8-30 8-30 • , 8-16 11-15 8-31 Foreign 8-15 (quar.)____ A preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) *r'r 8-15 7% American & (quar.)__: Ltd. Mines, industries 6% 9-20 15c 30c 75c iquar.) preferred (quar.) Co. Beryllium Corp. common 5.28% (quar.) (Conn.) Co., Collieries 3ald\vin preferred (quar.) 43%c 10- I American Chain & Cable (quar.) .:—_% G2V2C 9-13 American Colortype Co., (N. J.) (quar.)— 25c 9- 9 American Encaustic Tiling, common (quar.) 15c 8-30 Stock dividend -—-d—--12-16 American Fire & Casualty (quar. 1 25c 9-16 Co., (quar.) (quar.) com. class Lines, Canteen cents Baker 7-23 Con preferred (quar.) A Line RR Products 75 8-20 American 5.30%- 1 ' 8-10 8-20 25c iyc 17'/2c Initial Rubber— from net 8-15 B/G Foods, inc., common (quar.) Business Shares, Quarterly 9- dividend Ayrshire 10- 1 _ preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.' Inc.— 1st Va % American (quar.) 37 %c Axe-Houghton Fund."A" 9-10 $25c 156c t22%c . Ltd., new coin, (initial quar.)— Airlines Inc., common (quar.) convertible preferred (quar.)— American Art Metals Co.— Biltrite Gold Avon 9- 2 9-20 8-16 3Va%■ 6% preferred $1.25 class Refining Stock 9-16 10- 1 9-10 American American 4.40% Interstate Telephone (quar.)_ California Packing Corp. (quar.) California Water Service, com. (quar,) Common Aluminium. (quar.) ! Note, common preferred (quar.) 1 (quar.)_ Truck Automatic 18a/4C 30c Jl—-— preferred American Bank 1 8- $1.50 Powder Aunor f (quar.) 8- 8-15 56 %c (A year end of 75c from capital gains 12c from investment income) 7-26 7-26 7-26 8-16 7-26 8- 1 9-16 9-24 8-23 8-15 8 •'% c Payable of Rec. Share California (Calif.)— Atomic Development Mutual Fund 933Ac Ltd.— 2nd preferred (quar.)_.._ 6% Atlas 10-31 . 2uc (quar.y of Canada, preferred 1st 4Va% Atlantic 11-15 8-23 50c ; common Quarterly . Beta Food Markets, 5",'a preferred A Alpha 7 VaC (quar.) Inc. Co., Atlantic, Coast Line Co. Atlantic Co. (quar.) 8-15 8-15 pfd. Goods, common Atlantic Coast 8-26 9-13 7-15 8-15 $2 - 9 (quar.) participating Baltimore 5Uc Mills (quar.)—____—— Allied Products of Florida, class A— Allied Products Corp. (Mich.) (quar.)____— Allied Stores Corp., .common (quar.)_ Allied 8- Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co., com. Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Ry. (s-a) 7-31 8-15 8-17 8-17 9-10 8-10 8-15 9-30 10-21. 9-3 8-31 9-14 Atchison, 8-16 8-16 8- I 8-16 8-16 8-16 9-13 9-13 9- 3 9 Common 7-31 8-15 8-30 8- 2 9- 3 9- 3 10- 1 10- 1 9-13 10- 1 9-16 8- (quar.) preferred (quar.) , Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co.— 3-21 8-15 8-15 9- 3 5% preferred (quar.) Alt Canadian Dividend Fund_ Allen (R. C.) Business Machines, Inc. (quar.) 12%c Allentown Portland Cement— Class A (quar.) __________ 30c Allied Control Co., common (quar.) 25c 7% preferred (s-a)———.___ —— He Allied Chemical & Dye (quar,)————75c Allis preferred ' ; 3 (quar.) Waters, Refining preferred $4 8-31 9- Comvany Calaveras Cement (quar.)_ California Electric Power (quar.;__ 93aic 5.25% 9-13 12-13 9- 5 & Associated Dry '8-1 8-30 9- 3 9-5 62%c $1.12Va 20c 40c 87VaC Tennessee Natural Gas (quar.)____, 1 30c Power, 4.20% preferred (quar.)— $1.05 4.60% preferred (quar.) Alan Wood Steel Co., common $5 9-16 . Holders When Per Name of 6 17% c Oil $1.50 9- 25c Quarterly Ashland 9-28 30c 1 Co., common preferred Puritas & of Rec. (quar.) com. Equipment Corp., 4Va% Arrowhead 8-20 8-15 9- 3 9-16 8-23 33c (quar.) ________ 10c Engineering (quar.) 37V2C Stock dividend ——10% Agnow-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd. (increased) tl3c Alabama Aro Associated Corp. Aetna-Standard Alabama convertible 35c 9-10 9-10 2% - 9-30 2% 12-31 2% 3-31-58 15c 9-13 Power, Arnold Altex Aluminum 8-16 8-15 10-1 10- 1 Aeroquip 4 50% Holdert 9-3 9- 3 tl2%c $30c A Class Arkansas-Missouri Holder* Payable 30c (quar.) Armstrong Coik Co., common $3.75 preferred (quar.) Shore Pavahie of Ren. 20c 8-2G 8- 9 $1 9-16 8-30 10c 9-30 9-12 (quar.) Stores Wriglev When Per " ——: of Company Name Arkansas Louisiana Gas When Share Name of Company paid. The list does not include divi¬ announced this week, these being given in the and not yet weeks 11 (631) .The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . . Gas, com. preferred (quar.) pfd. 3114c 3iy»c (quar.)—. (Initial s-a) ~ 50o $1.37% 10-1 9-16 3 9-27 9- 8-15 7-31 9- 2 8-20 9- 2 8-20 8-15 7-23 9-30 9-12 8-31 8-15 9-15 9- 3 9-27 9- 3 9- 2 10- 1 8-16 9-16 11- 1 10-16 11- 1 10-16 9-20 9- 4 9-10 8-15 8-15 7-20 9-10 8-30 1 8-15 8- 9- 1 7-29 9- 1 8-16 8-16 8- 9-13 8-30 8-15 7-31 10- 1 9- 2 3 9-30 9-20 12-31 12-20 8-15 6-24 8-15 6-24 12 Per Name of Company Mills Cone Corp., Share When Hr.ldr.ru Payable of 20c, (quar.) common 8-31 Per Name of Company i 8- East 9 St. Louis 20c 8-31 8- 9 6% Quarterly $50c 9-15 9- 1 Eastern $50c 12-15 12- 1 Eastern Racing preferred Confederation (quar.) Association Lite General Connecticut Life Co. Power Connohio, Inc., $1 Consolidated Co. (N. Y.) Electrodynamics (quar.) Lines of Rec. (quar.) 8-12 9-16 uianmni 1 9-16 9- 3 1 10- 1 9-17 Eastern 9- 3 8-15 Eaton 10c 10- 60c (quar.) 9-16 ioc Economic 9-20 1 9 8- 25c Associates El Paso Co. Investment Natural Gas (quar.) Trust, Co., 4.10% 8-15 (quar.) 5%% M.)' (G. 8- 5 convertible 1 6% first 8-31 Globe-Wernicke Goebel (quar.) preferred (quar.) Industries (quar.)— 8-28 414% preferred (quar.) $1.0614 8-31 8-15 (quar.) 25c S- 3 8-15 5(4% preferred (quar.)-'- $1.3714 8-31 (quar.)_. 25c 9- 1 8-19 5.36% preferred Consolidated Theatres, 5.65% preferred (quar.): (quar.) 1 5.50% preferred (quar.): Goodman Class A $13c (quar.) Consolidated Water, Consumers Glass, Consumers Power $4.50 $4.16 4% $3.75 $5 8-20 7-19 10- 1 9- 10- 1 9- -6 $1.04 10- 1 9- 6 ,15c . 25c (quar.) (quar.) $1 —— 45c (quar.)_ common Corp. 9- 50c . Clark Publishing Co., preference (quar.) Copper Range Co. (quar.) Paper Board Natural Gas (G. & W. H.) Cosden Petroleum Cosmopolitan Realty 8-23 25c 9-10 8-31 8-10 9- 6 8-15 Imperial Mills, Ltd. (quar.) Finance Class C B dividend preferred (s-a) $4.50 Equity Corp., $2 preferred 1 Increased , 4(4% Grafton .& 9- 6 Z 9- 1 8-15 8-15 Class 7-15 Great 8-15 Great Atlantic & 8-15 9-10 8-20 30c 10- - 1214c 9- • 7% Class Crown Cork .Crown Cork $2 8-15 7-31 Erie & Kalamazoo 12-16 Erie & Erie Railroad 9-30 9- 9-16 8-30 6 10- 1 9-10 10- 1 9-10 Evans Fafnir Products 1 7-15 9- 1 8-9 ' Co. Crum & class A Crystal Oil & Land Co., 10-15 Extra 11- 1 10-15 Fairbanks 25c (quar.)__ , ' $50c — pfd. $1.12 (quar.) Press, Inc., 3Va% preferred Curtis Publishing, $1.60 prior pfd. $4 prior preferred (quar.) Curtiss-Wright Corp.— 1 Fall 9-10 9-16 8-19 10- $1.05 $2 28c — 8-15 River 8- 2 9-30 class Co. 9-16 Great $2 non-cumulative class A Dahlstrom Metallic Door Co. & Traders 9-13 9-27 9-15 8-31 8-15 8- 1 514% preferred 1 9- 6 Federal Compress 15c 10- 75c 10- 1953 1 9- 6 Federal 9- 6 11- 8-28 8- Group 8-13 3 8-13 8-15 ! 9-14 50c 12-27 12- e Federal National Pacific 25c 8-30 8-15 75c 9-16 9- 6 93%c 10-15 10- 4 Delaware (quar.)——— 15c Delaware Power 3.70% 8-16 Field 7-26 9-13 Filtrol 10- 1 9-13 Fire 10- 1 9- Firestone 4% RR pfd. preferred • ■*■■■" The 6% Denver Tramway $2.50 to $3.50 Di , Diamond Diamond T 9-10 Fleming Co., RR. (quar.) (s-a) class A Car Stock dividend Corp. Diversified Stock Diversified (From Dobbs Stock Dominion Bridge, 5% preferred Ltd. 9- 3 8- 5 Food 9- 3 8-15 25c 9-12 9-20 9-16 9- $2 preferred Extra 12-15 9-14 Dover Co., S. CoJ, 8- 2 1 Fruit Class Eason Oil 9' 8-20 Funsten 1 9-20 9-13 37 Vac 8-15 8- 39c 10- 1 9-20 of 9- (L.) the 4V4 % A.) E.) 20c 9- 1 8-15 9- 2 8-15 50c 9- 2 8-15 50c 8-21 7-31 8-21 7-31 class 50c 9 8-15 8- 9 8-15 8- 5 1 9-20 9-10 5c 8-30 8-20 5c 8-15 8- 30c 10- 1 $1.75 10- 8-23 8 9-10 1 9-10 35c East Kootenay Power Ltd., 7% Malartic Mines, Ltd. 8- 40c 9-10 8-20 $14c 8-15 7-31 $30c 8-15 7-31 31 (4 c 9-14 8-30 10c 8-16 8- 9 10c 8-16 8- 9 25c (quar.) East 9-30 8-15 10- 12 (4c pfd. (accum.) 9-10 5% Co., 8- 9-10 8- 2 10- 1 9- 3 8- 1 $30c 12- 2 11- 1 common 11- 11-15 9-15 9-3 Schaffner & Hartford Electric 8-7 9- 3 8-15 9-16 8-22 gi 1 ~~ Crude Oil' 10- 1 General Stock 8-23 General Outdoor 4»4% Telephone preferred Co. of 9- 3 5% 1. 9-16 $2,20 General $2.25 General $5 pi'eferred Telephone preferred Telephone preferred of (quar.) of Co. - 4.75% 4.25% 10-15 10- 4 $$1.75 9-16 8-30 Genisco, $5c 9-16 8-15 Genuine conv. conv. Inc. 9- lOc Ohio—- 9- 8- 8-15 8- 5 8-31 8- 8 8-31 8- 62 (4 c 10-31 $$1.25 15c 8-14 7-30 8-20 9- 1 8-15 50c 8-15 7-19 „50c , 9-30 > $10c - . Common Hilton 9-2 . ~ \ 9-1 • 8-15 * ■. 8-31 1st Hobart "New ! 45c S- 1 Hooker $4.25 8-15 9- 3 10- 59%c 10- 1 9-3 53yec 10- i 9- 17r,2C 30c 1 8-15 10- 1 9-3 3 7-30 9-11 1 9-13 9- common 8- 1 8-20 8- 5 8-15 8- 1 8-15 7-25 50c 9-14 9- 20c 9- 1 8-15 87 (4c 9- 1 8-15 53 (ec "HI" ' (quar.)1 - ' _-z_ 7 Co. 9-"l 12 (4c " (stock 6% Horn 5% A.) preferred & Hardart Co., A 8-15 8-31 8-31 9-25 8-31 3 8-15 ■ ' -9- 15c . _ dividend) 30c 9- 8-15 8- 8-15 100% ' . 1 8-16 3 - 8-30 $35 8-20 $7.50 '8-30 8-20 45c 9-10 8-15 25c 8-29 8- 5 3 " (Okla.V (s!a5 - - " common (quar.) $1.06(4 9-27 9- 1IIIH 30c 9-12 8-16 30c 9-12 8-16 _III_III_. $1.12 y2 9-30 9-20 (4 c 8-15 7-27 $1.50 8-15 7-27 $1.25 9- 8-20 common (N. 8-15 3434c , . - (quar.)_ 62 ~ (quar.) Co. 8-31 $45c II (quar.) (quar.) preferred (quar.) 5 - , $1.25 I (quarll B (Geo. 5 12- 30c ! 9- 12-16 45c _ - 5 9-15 45c . Hormel 1, preferred 8-15 8- '* (quar.) (annual) Electrochemical Co., 3 8-12 $1.09 3 a .v . (quar,) Club 3 5c (initial)_^_^^__^. Turf 5 8-15 8-15 $1.25 IIIIIIII_ Corp., 5 9- 9-16 "" _- preferred 9- 9-16 4% • I Co.— Co., class A (quar.) Class 4(4% 9-30 55c Gas Manufacturing Hoover $1.25 10- 5c ' 30c - Special 1 Home State Life Insurance Co. 8-15 .• & common Hollywood ! * 56c 2 9-13 "" ~"~ . 514% l^t preferred (quar.) Hinde & Dauch Paper (Canada) Ltd. Hires (Ohasi E.) Co.'. (quar.)^_^__^_- 8-15 . 1 • (quar.) v 8-8 9- • (quail) 10- 12 (4 c z com. (quar,)_ preferred (quar.) i Hotels 5% . -- 8-30 8-21 ' -• 2214c 9-16 91 (4 c convertible preferred (quar,)_ Hilo Electric Light Co., common 9-20 ' Oil 8-13 8-31 5% ,7-17 ' . 62Vsc - Wisconsin— (quar.) !• 8-15 y. 2nd 8-20 8-13 7 (4 c preferred A 4%% 8-30 9-20 common (quar.) Chocolate Corp.— Hiawatha 9-19 9-27 8-23 35c (quar.)_• ... preferred series A 8-15 9-19 12 (4 c ■ preferred 3 % % 8-15 9-10 ^ 7-26 3 9- 25c __I_II I_IIIr"' (quar.) 8-23 20c : . 4%% 8-15 3 Co. 4 9-13 8-23 62 (4 c Products, Inc., 10- 1 9-27 50c 50c preferred 9 9-11 4834c III 2_II common" ! I.- 8- 11- 40c (quar.) 8 10-10 3 9- $1.50 __ 9 10-19 45c (quar.) dividend • 25c : 9 3 c 3% , 8-23 9-13 9- (quar.)_- Co. 8-23 9-13 8- (quar ) _ 8 2 $22 (4 !III«I_jI . 8-16 9- _ com. 8-15 15c (quar,)_. Hewitt-Robins. Inc! (quar.)__ Heyden Newport Chemical, common 9 25c • Stock ' 8- " .9-3 . ______—55c pfd. (quar.) preferred (quar.) (quar.) 5 60c (quar.)—, ——- (quar.) (quar.) Parts 11- 5 (quar.)— Gallon j Hershey 8-23 1%% pfd. (quar.)1 (quar.) preferred 11-15 SI (quar.) Electronics, 8-15 9-12 Calif.■ General Telephone Corp., com. 4.40% $$1.25 "II Pineapple Co., Ltd., Cement 6% 9-13 9-24 50c z_ Co. of Pennsylvania— (quar.)4—_— Cc. 9-10 $.°.c convertible B preferred (quar ) Hercules Powder,' 5% preferred (quar.) Herold Radio & 8-16 9-27 'gOc Telephone Co. of Kentucky— preferred (quar.)—1 Co. 9-25 35c 6% 9-17 60c (quar.)' Telephone 8- z (quar,). 3.90% pfd. Light, 5% preferred A (quar.) Hazeltine Corp. (quar.) 8-15 10- Marx common Hercules 8-12 General General 3 60c . 8-15 45c . Utilities Corp. (quar.) Castings (quar.)— z Wares, Ltd., common (quar.) General Stegl 3 8% (s-a) Advertising 9- 9-10 25c ^ Public General Steel General 1 9- 8-15 (quar.) Mining > Heinz (H. J.) Co.,. 3.65% 1 $2 ;___ (qUar.)_ Corp. 8- 50c (quar.)— Merchandise Co.—___z__ dividend-—' z : :_z General Metals -com. Hecla 9-13 8-15 34c (quar.)—z_—_i_ Corp. Gas, preferred Hawaiian • 9-10 45c __' Geperal Electric, L,td. (final) General Fireproofing Co.———^ General Foods 9- 75c .• Co. Haiighton Elevator 8-31 9-27 56!4c (quar.) America Corp. (quar.) Baking Co., $8 preferred General Cigar Co. (increased)-: General (quar.) (quar.)__. (stock dividend). Chemical 9-15 25c (s-a) Hart 8% c $1.16 preferred Harsco Corp. Harshaw 1 ioc (accum.)— (quar.)— Co. common preferred 6% .* 3 15c 56l/4c General Plywood Corp., 5% conv. 50c 9- 8-15 30c pfd. General 1 9-18 2% < (quar.) Industries, 4!/2% 8-30 25c A 2-14 50c Harbison-Walker■ Refractories, Hercules 8-30 10- 3 1 Hartford (quar.) 9-16 $3 8- Co.— 9-16 (4c 1 8-15 75c 25c 12 1 8- 9- 10c General 15c (quar.) 8-19 3-10-58 ___. tax General 8-16 ___ 8- 8-15 75c (s-a) Co. preferred Service 7-31 8-14 (quar.) 8-15 50c (quar.) Gardner-Denver 8-15 9-14 - 8-15 8-1'J 11-25 Ltd. __ ' ; 9c 9 9fc,9 $1.25 Cementing Co. (quar.) Ltd.. 5% pfd. (quar.)— preferred (quar.) : Haiicock Oil Co., class A Class B (quar,) ■ 9- 6 12-16 (uqar.) 5% 8-15 20c Realty Loom (R. Gar Wood 3 8-30 __ _ • . (quar.) (Geo. 8-23 $62(4c (irreg.) 50c 4% convertible preferred tquar.)— Hallnor Mines, Ltd. (interim) Hamilton Cotton, - 1 $3iy4c (increased quar.)_ 8-16 i preferred Ltd., - 9-12 9-13 6c Gas $15c (quar.)! Co. Fuller 25c (reduced)- Co. 8-15 $$1.25 (quar.) Hosiery Mills, B 8- 10-1 ! Quarterly Friendly Finance. pfd. (quar.) Trailer, common (stock dividend) 4% preferred (quar.)____ 15c (quar.) 8-30 8-30 _ Fruehauf , common Bradstreet Duriron 25c Funds— ____, Co. 8-24 8-31 2 40c payment less 15% Mexican (net payment of each dividend 17c) 8-26 2 Process (quar.) Sulphur Co. (quar.) 8-23 - 8- 1 — Cotton, Hamilton Watch, 8- 8- Corp. Hamilton 8-15 , 9-16 series Friedman 0-20 f 9-16 (quar.) Corp. (quur.) Series 9-14 50c A. 8- 9-16 — (quar.) 3 Bros., Co., 2nd Halliburton Oil Well 9 $$1.25 Above 1 8-29 Ltd.— Dupuis Freres, Ltd., class A (quar.) 4.80% preferred (quar.) Duro Test. 5% conv. pfd. series 1956 Durham 9-13 11- 8-26 2c 25c U. preferred & 1 11-25 10c common Ltd. Power 7% 10- 10-29 50c (s-a) 8-31 $30c Halle 7-12 $$1.25 Custodian $3Qc Dryer Co. of America (quar.) Du-Art Film Laboratories, common Dun Franklin 100% , Duke 7-19 Fresnillo 8- 8-26 121,4c (.extra) (quar.),. 8-15 Freeport — 9-20 1 8-23 3%* .(qua.r.) Foster-Wheeler Franklin * 20% dividend)_ 8- Canada Ltd.—; 8-31 12%% common• (stock Dairies 8-23 (quar.) 4% preferred A (quar.) Dravo Corp., common (quar.) 4% preferred (quar.) Drewry's Foremost 8-23 1; Rockaway RR. Drackett B 9-13 10c of A 3 Industries & f Class 3 Corp. -(quar.) Dover 12- . 9-28 (quar.)—, — Ford Motor Class Fund— Douglas Aircraft Co.> Inc. Dover 6 Stores, Food Mart, Inc. Foods for Health 8-30 9-20 62 (4 c Fair 8-15 8-31 8-21 ~ Canada, Quarterly Quarterly Hajoca $1.18% 9-10' 62 (4 Co., 4.64% preferred Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of 12-20 (quar.) • 1 9- (quar.) Corp. 8-lli 8-16 12 (4 c ; Gulf Power 9-20 8-16 8-30 8-30 15c (quar.) Gulf 7-31 8-30 $1.25 1 9- Donnelley (R. R.) & Sons (quar.) Don-Oliver, common (quar.)- Oil 9-13 1 8-16 $1.25 8- $1 (quar.)_ Dominion Stores, common 8- 40c (quar.) RR., (quar.) 1 1-1-58 $1.25 Ohio preferred 8-15 10- 8-30 8-16 10c — (quar.) preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) $5 8-16 12 (4 c z 8-1 (increased) Investments, $5 & 8-16 8-30 30c common (quar.) 8-15 (quar.) Ltd. Dominion-Scottish $5 8-15 8-15 3 10- 5c $1.25 preferred. (quar.) Corp., Ltd. (stock dividend)- Income (quar.)_ 8-16 9-1 9- 62140 (quar.) Gulf Mobile 8-15 Gas, preferred 8-15 Pepper Co. (quar.) Dodge & Cox Fund—Beneficial shares—-— preferred 9- 5c 6% ,8-15 Fluor Dr. 5% 40c 9 Interstate $1 4% 5 Bond Dodge Manufacturing Corp., com. (increased) $1.56 preferred (quar.) 1 Dominion <fc Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.— 60c convertible preferred (quar.)— Guardian Mutpal Fund, Inc.— (From net investment income)—. Gulf 8-30 8-30 6c Finance, class A (quar.) • 8-20 8-16 10c Guardian Consumer $1.10 5 8- Fund, Inc.— investment income) Inc. 9- (quar.)_____z 8-15 8- 3 Investment net Houses Shares 9-20 preferred 3 3 9- 8-30 (quar.) Shares— Utilities 4.40%" 99- 7-19 Ltd. Tobacco 8-23 8-30 13c Hackensack Water Co. (quar.) 9-10 — 8-30 8-30 11-29 8-16 9c Shares-r 9-16 9-23 6 8-16 8-30 7c — $1.15 25c Seagrams, Growth Shares (quar.) 3% dividend- Stock (quar.)_ 8-15 (final)-. Steel 8-16 8-30 * 3c preferred 25c : Ltd. Co., "v 8-30 7c : preferred 4% Distillers 7-31 8-16 z_ Shares 4.75% 25c Co Corp., common preferred (quar.)_. Disney (Walt) Productions Railroad 8-16 8-30 9c Equipment 4.60% 25c . Railroad 8-23 8-16 8-30 11c 9-10 (quar.) Cement 8-30 171,4c 8-16 8-16 5c Mining 9-10 1V2C (quar.) 8-20 1 9 8-16 8-30 12c 9-30 62 (4 c (quar.) Shares 9-10 ,9- 8-30 10c Shares 9-10 $1.12V2 8-16 10c Shares Petroleum Shares Railroad Bond Shares 8- 8-30 Equipment Shs. 9-30 ... Dictaphone Distillers 9-10 pfd. 7c 7c Machinery 8-19 9-13 8-16 8-16 Shares 7-31 9-13 8-16 8-30 8-30 8c 1 8-30 8-30 6c : 8-29 55c 5% preferred (quar.) Florida Power Corp.— 9-30 Merchandising 12-20 13c 10c Fund Electrical Industrial Co. of 5% Shares: 8-19 45c & Tire 9-10 $1.50 , — & Realty Motor 9-10 Chemical 8-1 $25 Field - : 8-30 9- 2% Marshall 9-30 25c : . (quar.)— Western preferred Portland z_ — 1. 40c see inc. - Shares.. 20c (Boston) (s-a) Corp. (quar.) 8- 9 _z_ shares Building Fcod 8-15 8- !) 8-26 Fund. 5% 9-30 $2 (quar.) Giorgio Fruit Corp., Class B (quar.)_. 9-30 Aviation ■ - 8-29 17c 9-17 8-26 - l 1 9-14 9-10 8-1 9-27 8-30 Bond Bond 8-15 60c (quar.) $1.07 40c Corp.— Detroit Mortgage 8-30 30c common 1st 9-16 40c (quar.) Grande 5 Institutional General 1 -10- 8-22 5% Automobile Shares 8-30 8- 1 12 (4c Fund— 40c . 8-21 11- Industry Funds— 9-14 8-26 Gro-v.th 20c _ (quar.) 7-31 9-16 $2 30c investment ■ $1.05 (quar.) Corp., Rio & 1 1 1 9-20 30c (quar.) Association 88- 9-30 68%c Bearings. Inc. (quar.) Mortgage Assn. (monthly) (Marshall) The 8-15 25c (quar.) 7-31 75c 25c Fund_- $1.25 _ ___—, (N. Y.) preferred Denver 9 8- $1.14 Mfg., class A (quar.) voting (quar.) debentures (quar.) j. Detroit Steel 88- $1 Common Supply net Stock common The 8-15 3414c- Co. 9-16 Inc.—: Electronics & ___z___l_ (quar.) Electric 8-19 Co.— : 9-30 8-15 — Capital 8-12 3 9-16 8-15 • Fully Administered Fund 9-14 9-30 $30c (quar.) The 9- ' $3 series 92 (4 c . Dennisoii Dentists 3 8-15 (quar.)— (quar.) 8% 9- 8-15 12 (4c ,z . (quar.) Lines Insurance Philadelphia (quar.) & Rubber, 4V4% pfd. (quar.) First Bank Stock Corp. (quar.)_-, Fischer & Porter Co. (quar.) Fishman (M. H.) Co...(quar.) Flagg-Utica Corp., 5% prior pfd. (quar.) Fleetwood Motel (quar.) 3 10c (quar.)— 4.20% Air Securities, " Fifty Asso. 1 - (quar.)— Delta Brick All payments from General Funds— ' 8-19 35c _, dividend 3 50c (quar. )_z preferred preferred Stock 8-15 9- 35c 1 Western 4.56% 5% Corp. 10- 30c _ Light, & Ferro $1 & Co. dividend 37 (4c (quar.) Fund, Inc preferred preferred 4.28% Stock 87 (4 c (s-a) (quar.) Lackawanna Glass Federal Insurance Co. (quar.) Glassine Income Fire 1 1 8-16 $12 (4 c — 8 8-26 P. Tap & Die (quar.) Industries (increased) Stock dividend 8-9 - 1 (A. 1 8- $12 (4c , Gregory 8- 8-31 $40c —____z-_ Greenfield 20c Federal-Mogul-Bower (quar.) preferred :___ 8-31 9-10 " Ltd., class A (quar.) (quar.) 8-30 3714C Warehouse & 9-27 — 7% ___. Farrington Mfg., $1.3714" (quar.). Fedders-QUigan, common (quar.) 50c . Day-Brite Lighting (quar.) Daystrom, Inc. (quar.) Dayton & Michigan RR., common Delaware B 9- 3 30c tquar.) 7-31 z— 10c (quar.)— Life Quarterly $1.75 Corporation, common (quar.) 334% preferred A (quar.) Deerfield Co. 9-10 Co. 87 (4c (quar.)— Dana common West Coal, Class 8-20 1 $1.75 Dock & 8-15 Farmer Farmers $1 : (quar.) Dredge Green 40c (quar.) (quar.) (quar.) A preferred —; Lakes 10- of America 8-9 60c Co. Federal non-cumulative 8% Co. 9-1" — 8-15 4 & 8- 5 9-15 Northern Ry. (quar-.)______ _1 Greeley Square Building (N. Y.) (liquidating) 40c (quar.) 8-30 20c Great $1.1214 ___ 8-24 11-29 5c Tea 7-12 (qnar.)z___ ___z_"" ' 15c Candy Shops (quar.) 3714c Fansteel Metallurgical (quar.) 25c Farm Equipment Acceptance (quar.)_—___ ~ 10c 9 9- Gas Mfg. Fanny 7-15 9- Morse (quar.) $2 Deere & Co., Pacific 8-9 9--1 8-26 9-16 12-16 18c 8-30 12- 3 — 9-1 $1.25 —- (quar.)_____ (quai'.) Bearing Co, __! _! Fanner 50c Sugar Co., 7% pfd. (quar.) Apartments (quar.)—: Cumberland 8-15 1 _ Cuban-American Cuneo 1 (quar.)— Corp., $4.20 pfd. (quar.) 8% preferred (quar.) Forster, 911- 10c — Inc.— (quar.) Crown Cork <fc Seal, Ltd- (quar.) Zellerbach 28(4 c 10c preferred Crown • (quar.) —- Seal (N. Y.) 3- $25c 15c $1.25 '' 9-4 9-1(1 $2 . <' $25c $1.50 $5 preferred (cuar.) Erlanger Mills, common 414% prior preferred \ (quar.)—.— common 87(4c RR. 9-16 9-25 s" ___z: 50c RR., 7% pfd. (quar.)— Co.; ..$5 preferred (quar.)_u__ (4 c ",.8- ' Pittsburgh 8-30 (quar.) International, & Y.) .(s-a)_-_ The Convertible preferred A iN. Paper, Ltd., common (quar.)—_ $1.20 class B preference (quar. >___. ■'» 35c $1.1214 —•— 50c ! 40c • . Industries-- preferred 40c — 8-15 3 '' —_— Great Lakes 8-15 1 American Great K • 8- 9 quar.)_ 1 Common 9-21 1 9- 2 9- - 8-30 $3.50 9-16 35c 1 8-30 ' . Insurance—• Great American Inden nlt.v Co. $1.25 8-15 -■50c ■ 7-15 Co., 8- 1 8-8 9-16 — Union 9-13 8-15 60c Co., Ltd., qlass A (quar.) (quar.) z —Z„ A Grand 5 9- Co.— Co., class B (quar.) Bank National 9-19 9-26 • Crossett Employees (quar,). . $1.183/4 r z__ (quar. I 9-30 12 (quar.) 9-30, ■■,'9-15 40c (quar.) 12 (4 c Service, Inc., class A Government 8-15 „ 25c common $2 5 c (quar.)—. 3 15c 5% :— preferred conv. 93 %c — ""*• : 1-1-58 $2.50 9-16 5614c. — Industries (quar.)_ Mfg. Co. (increased quar.)__ 2% $17(4c (s-a) —_— Cribben & Sexton 11- 8-9 8-14 9- 9- 9. 8-15 200% (H. W.) Co. (quar.)— Gould-National Batteries -(increased ^ 8- 1 11-15 ,8-16 __—15c , 9-13 $4 , Gossard Grace Equitable Credit Corp., 50c pfd. (quar.)_ Equitable Fire Insurance Co.— * (Charleston, S. C.) (reduced s-a)_ Equitable Gas Co., common (quar.)——— 8-23 9-30 5c Shoe, 5% pfd. (quar.) (stock dividend) (R. L.), Ltd. (increased quar.) Co., 3%% preferred (quar.) Credit 9 25c (quar.)—; 7% 8-28 26c 9-5 8- 9 25c 1 12yaC 8-16 8-22 9-9 1 10- 1 8-26 8-23 1 10- $1.50 9-20 25c 10- $1.12(4 (quar.) 8- 8-26 9-12 15c Manufacturing Co. (stk. dividend) Goodyear Tire & Rubber (quar.) Gorham Manufacturing Co. (quar.) —•_ Corp.— Empire District Electric, 5% pfd. (quar.)__ '4%% preferred (quar.)____ Emporium Capwell Co., common (quar.)____ 8-15 8- — Craddock Terry Crain Stock 1 (quar.) Craig Systems Crane Emhart 8-21 $4 Cosmos Emery 3 preferred " 7 6 convertible 70c Abrasives 6 9- 8-15 ' 8- 9- (quar.)—; & 4V2%. 8-15 y- :_ __ 9- 9- . Refractories (quar.)—— 8-16 5 3 9-3 5c preferred 30c (quar.) . (quar.)_ 8-30 25c (quar.)— Corp. Corp. common™ convertible ' 50c Common (quar.) Series B preferred (quar.) Elgin National Watch Co. (quar.) 8-20 8-22 9-10 8-31 8-31 (quar.) 9-13 $$1.50 (quar.) Inc. 1 Electro Ltd.— Products Corson Corning 9-30 9-14 Electrographic 5 40c 6% Cornell 1 8- $1.42 $1.25 —____ z_—_____ Electrolux 8-15 25c (quar.)___ Copp 9-14 $1.12(4 31 (4 c 1— (quar.)— Refrigeration 1 9- 10- ___ Cooper-Bessemer 8-26 93 %c Continental Copper & Steel Industries (quar.) Continental Steel Corp. (quar.)__.— Copeland 8-30 Extra 8-31 : Electric Auto-Lite Co. (quar.) Electric Hose & Rubber, common 6 $1.13 (quar.) $1.3714 preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.)—: 8-31 8-31 _z : 5.68% 7-31 $1.12(4 preferred (quar.) : second preferred (quar.)—U——l-i*- $4.50 8-13 8-30 — (Maine), (quar.) Can, 8-28 60c (quar.) of Amer. com. preferred Continental 8- 30c : (quar.) common 2 $37V4c (incr.) Paper (quar.) Consumers Water Container Corp. & (quar.)— Co., preferred preferred preferred $4.52 Power Ltd. 9- $1.34 $1.4114 z 8- 9- 30c Gold & Stock Telegraph (quar.) Goodall Rubber Co. (quar.)_ Ltd.— Brewing, cents 8-le 9-11 15c 5 8-211 9-, 1 50c 10c (quar.) (quar.)_— Laundries 60 2 27 (4 c — —— Paper 8-15 8-15 8-15 8-15 9- 5 9- 5 10c — : common Consolidated (quar.) 9- 9- 9-26 40c Co.—- preferred 9-10 8-15 9-30 & 9-26 2% — Products Gillette Co. (quar.)— Glen-Gery Shale Brick, 8- 1 8-23 - $25c $1.02% (quar.)— pfd. 75c * —— Ltd. 10- 55c (quar.) Payable 25c — Consolidated Co. 8-13 Utilities Manufacturing Gerber When Share . (quar.) Getty Oil Co., 4% preferred 10-1 7V2C <quar.)___— dividend Stock . 8-15 8-15 30c Assn.,, common Monday, August 12, 1957 . (quar.) 3 9- 25c ' — - Corp. 9-16 $1.50 — . Per Nahie of Company Georgia-Pacific — (quar.) . Holder» Co.— Water preferred (quar.) 45c 56V4C (quar.) 40c preferred (quar.) Consolidated Edison Air When Payable . Share Interurban ' Co.—- —— Connecticut preferred Eastern (Toronto)— Insurance Quarterly . & Corp. Quarterly 41% Chronicle The Commercial and Financial (632) Y.) preferred (quar.) (Continued on page 46) 3 Volume Number 5663 186 . . The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . (633) 13 (I Stock Record New York Stock Exchange DAILY RANGE OF PRICES WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK Rangefar Previous STOCKS Year 1956 Range Since Jan. 1 Lowest Highest Lowest YORK STOCK NEW Highest Monday Par EXCHANGE Tuesday Aug. 6 Aug. 3 Friday Aug. 7 Aug. 8 the Week Aug. 9 Thursday Wednesday Shares • 21 32% Mar 12 29 Jan 14 37% Dec 6. 45% Apr 6 37% Feb 12 98%. Dec 14 109% Feb 7 98 Jan 23 28% Sep 33% JUn Abacus Fund 17 1 31 31% 31 % 32 31 31% *31% 31% 31 Va 31% 1,500 5 47 Va 47 % 46% 47 Va 47 47% 47 Va 47% 46% 45% 3,500 100 102 Va 102 Va . II Dec 4 14% Jan 9 11% Jan 2 51% July 15 104% May 22 17% Jun 10 53 Oct 1 67% Jan 3 '88% Jan 2 64% May 17 ACF Industries Inc I* 13% Apr 22 July 30 preferred ABC Vending Corp conv 16% May 27 88% Jan 8 ACF-Wrigley 4 23% Feb 12 27% July 18 Adams 32% Jan 4 24 27% Jan Adams-Millis July 17 132 20 37% Dec 19 Sep 4% 29% May 10 Apr 29% May 25 22 Abbott Laboratories common 30% Aug 28 7 -> Acme Steel 1 15% 15% xl4% 25 59% 60% 59% i •101 102 102 102 •101 102 102 *100% 15% 14% 15 15% 15% 15 Va 60 VV 59% 60 00 60% •GOVa 200 15% 3,800 61 14 14% 14'A 14% 14% 14 8 14% 14% 14% 2,900 3,900 10 31 Va 31% 31 31 Va 30% 31% 31 31 % 30% 31 5,800 1 26 Va 26 Va 26 26% 25 Va 26 20 26 Va 26 26'A 6,800 par 24% 24% 24% 24'A 24% 24'A 182 Va 180% 180 Va 10'% 10% 10% 29% *28% 29 27% *27 27% ,,58% 57 58 Va 55% 57 Va Stores Inc 1 Co Express Co__ 14 . a * 33 Va Dec 6 Jan 19 12% Dec 31 11% Apr 19 36% Feb 9 Feb .Nov 108 13ft „ 155 154 , Feb 1 22% Dec 31 52 190 Dec Dec 10 9 163 Mar 14 3 155 ■ 19 No _ 7 Addressograph-Multigrapli Corp—10 7 Admiral Corp___ 232% Jun ; _1 Engineering Co—:.l 29 57 Aeroquip Corp— v 184 10% _1 Air Reduction Inc common-—No par Aetna-Standard 1 8 4.50% 27% ' 182% *179% '10% 10% 10% 29% 28% 29 26 % 28% 26% 26% 26% 55% 29% Z7 ' . 56% 55 50 216 Va •204 217 160 *152 400 10% 29% 10 Va 26% - •24'A 100 181 10% : 24% *24% 181 180 5 23 12 114 pfd conv 16 Jan .„ 220 *211 219 •210 *152 1901 160 *152 157 3 1 3 Va r .100 —5 111 *108>A 16 Va 16 Va 16% 16., 8 *152 ' 3 3 18% May 13 77% Jan 14 •206 •152 3 220 157 *210 series__100 Alabama & Vicksburg Ry 100 Alaska Juneau Gold Mining 2 July 1 8% May 28 19% Jan Aug Jun 15% Feb 6 28 155 July 2% Mar 16 19 23% Feb 21 •« Jun 31% July 5 31 % July 23 65% July 8 107 23% Mar 22117% Jan 14 16% Dec Corp 24% 182 1,200 2,400 2,300 800 24,200 ' 176% Feb 13 4% Feb 16 11 111-: Dec 11 14% Jan 2G% July 11 46% Feb 13 9 DeC 204 12 10% Aug 2 20% Jan 14 22% Jan 2% Dec 13 17- . Mar 3 Vu •108'A , •3 111 •108 »A 16% 3 3 3 Va 16% 16 V* 16 Va 111 *108'A , 16'/a , — 4,800 . 16% 110 111 — , 5,400 50 110 ' " Dec 77' 88% Jan 31 23 10% May 6% Dec 31 ' 160 <5 30- Jan 23 .64% Dec 30 111% Mar 27 Nov May 18% Jan 12% DeC "5 m Nov 28 21% Dec 11 29% Dec 26 .100 14 143* 108 "a Mar 19 49% Aug 102 .—1 ' 25% Aug 15 36% Apr 23 Jan 138' 3 .100 25 15% July 5 Allen 2 Industries ' Jan 11 Allied-Albany Paper Corp. 3 3 °7% Feb 14 *n% Jan 0 Allied 21% Aug 9 21 56% Jan 4 97% Jan 3 75 Jun 37% July 25 32 108 Mtvr 15 125 8 26 119 Apr Feb 14 18 39 Feb 11 102 7 35% Jan 47 July 11 133% Aug 10 17 62 80 Jan 4 8 Aluminum 8 Aluminium Dec 31 39 3 27 Feb 4 Sep 27 31% Nov 19 26 Jan 2 29% Jan 41% Jun 19 104% Feb 12 91% Jan'Io" 58 22 121% 4 79 Sep 19 27 126 Oct 10 36 30 - 26% Mar 10 8 Apr 18 17 Feb 31% Jan 7 113 Amer 95% Jan 9 26% Aug 7 31 Jan 9 66 Mar 56 Aug 41% Feb 12 Dec 11 104% Feb 12 47% 118 4% % 57 % 140 May July 9 Amer 8 Oct 38 Nov 2 39 % Feb 18 20 18 35% Jun 20 42% Mar 38% Jan 27 61% Nov 12 48% Mar 11 27 '67 3 53% Dec 5 35 Dec 27 Jan 13 8~ 9 29% Apr 25 1 44% Mar 12 11% May 19 7 July 15 16 3 27% Jan 14 35% Jan 3 48 Dec 7 45 Feb 13 49 17% Jan 10 30% Dec 14 26 13% NOV 27 16 % Apr 5 2 34 20 Feb 11 7 103 Aug 5 18% OCt 4 142% Nov Jan 25 83 11 Dec 31 96 Dec 4 77 *A Dec 26 10 35% Feb 93 Mar 16 88 23% Aug Jun 0 108 28 Jan 16 21% Apr 2 30 Jan 27 25 13% Jan 30 18 Apr 5 28 Mar 5Va D*c 31 ! 8% Jan 12 70% Sep 33 % Nov 3 40% Jan 9 33 54% Aug 6 Dec 24 % Mar 5 177 19 Nov Feb 21 Jan 120 Apr 12 165 Oct €8% Oct 119 Dec 187 Va Feb 10 ' 1 26 51% Jan 31% Nov 23 13 Jan 3 10% July 2o 4 29 23% Nov 26 Jan 27 17 May 28 . 23% Mar 13 12 Jan 23 63% Feb '87% Mar 19 14 81% Dec 6 Dec 3 32% Jan 10 30% 42% Apr 97% Jun For 3 17% Jun 11 2 , 98 % ♦98 Va 28 26% 27 % *26% 27'A *26% 58% ♦56 58% 56 56 58 27%: • 27% 58 % *50 53 *50 14.100 51% 52 % 51% 52'A 9,800 20% 51% 50% 51% 100 120% 126% 126% 125% 120% 19% 19% 20 *19 5% common—12.50 44% 44% Co *129 128 128 20 5'A 5% 43% 44 % 19 Va *19 5Va 43 19% 19 20 19 Va 19% Va 19 5% 43% 43'A 44% 19% 8,600 44 100 37'A 5% 3,500 44% 5% 5% 1,100 20 •19 19 5% 131 32,100 2,100 37 Va 37 37% 37% 37% 37Va 37% No par 57% 57 V» 5*7 57 55% 56% 50 i 56% 55 50 1,900 No par 50% 58 Va 58 58% ♦57% 58% 57% 58 56 58 1,700 27% ♦27 27% 27'A 30 3,500 —25 preferred-—-iChicle 19% 19% *19 20 20 Va 50% 1 700 20 Va 20% —20 120 27'A 20% 51% common 200 3,300 100 20% 20% 123 33,400 20% % 50 Co Color type ♦27 10 lo 100 10 20 ;—1 Co 35 35 ♦82 84 37% '37% 27 % 29% 29% 34 Va 34% 34% 35 35 Va 34 Va 35 84 34 Va *32 81% 83 82 82 81% 81% 100 43'A 44 42% 43% 44,000 27 Va 800 27 Va 42 % 43% 42% 43'A 42 % 43% *27% 27% 27% 27% 27'A 27% *14% 5 14% •14% 14% 19% 19% 19 *47 19 Va 14% 19 Vb 48 Va *47 27% 16% Jun 26 •27 28 *27 1,200 14% 800 19 V* 19 Vb 19 Vb 19 y8 19'A 2,500 47 % 47% 47 Va 49 49 27 26% 26% • 14% 14% 14% ,*14% 600 64% Jan Feb Jun 31 3 66% July 11 18% Jan 9 20 9 Apr 4 10 158 63% Jun 3 11 155% Jan 24 3 45% Jan 123% Feb 47% Jan 15 S 45% Mar 12 53% May 31 40 7 9% May 13 Apr 24 84% Apr 25 12 Jan 179% Mar 78% Jan 31 131% Feb 14 25% Jan 23 7 5 9 2 13 39% Jan July 11 30% Feb 13 25% Jan 8 Refg com Co—No par No par 100 American Snuff Co common 25 6To noncumulative preferred—100 American Steel Foundries 1 7 To preferred 1 American Stores Co Amer Sugar 7% Refining common preferred & Tel Co American Tobacco 6% common 25 25 5 100 25 100 preferred 25 com—5 25 Preferred 5%% series 25 American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1 Amphenol Electronics Corp1 Anaconda Co 50 Anaconda Wire & Cable No par Corp American Water Works Co 19% Mar 31% Feb 12 Amer Smelt & American Viscose 6 33% Aug Feb 29 American Ship Building 11% July 26 72% Jan 20 10 American Seating Co- 44% July 11 27 % Feb 19 Jun preferred100 Metal Products com——2 5%% convertible preferred 20 American Molasses Co 1 American Motors Corn—. 5 American Natural Gas Co_ 25 American News Co No par American Optical Co 1 Amer Potash & Chemical No par Amer Rad & Std Sany common—5 7 To preferred 100 4 6 2 30% Feb 12 9% Jan 21 57% Feb No par Metal Co Ltd common_No par American Sumatra Tobacco 2 1 23% Apr 24 -100 ' American Tel 70% Aug July preferred 2 170% Jan 112% July 81 May Preferred Anchor 41% July 18 9 50% July 12 95% May 43% May 31 40 *95 .. - Mar 20 6To series Hocking Glass Common 6.25 159% •101 160 160 Va 100 *14% 14% •14% 15 •14% *95 97 •95 97 ♦95 15% 15% •10% 40 "2 82 15% 15% 16% 16% 96 *92 40% 39% *80 82 15% 16% *92 39% *80 15% 15% 10% 16% 94 94 94 40% 40'/a 40% 54% 53% 24% 23% *30 31 *14% 14% 92 27% *91 20% 54% 1,100 24% 25 9,100 27 Va 27% 27% 30 Va 30% *29% 30% *29 Va 30% 14% 14% ♦14% 14% 14% 14% 14% 14% 7% 7'A 7% 7% 7 Va 7% 7% 54% 54% 54% 53% 54% 30 29% 30 'A 29 29 53 Va 35% 35% 34% 35 34% 34% 51% 53 51% 52% 51 Va 53 % 52 "A 53% 14 % 14% 14% 14% 14% 14% 14% 14% 27% 27% 88% 87 54.% 55% 139'% 139 % 41 41 119 *117% 41 41 50% 50% 30 30 % 31% 31 157 *150 27 % *87 ' 53% 140 *41 •117*,'a 40% 50% 30 31% 27% 88 55 140 41% 119% *150 X27 87 53 139 V* 41% 117% 7,400 5,000 34% 2,300 53 52 14% •150 ' 15,400 14% 25,900 157 157 27 27 27 Va 27% 87 87 87% 86 87 54% 54 % 54% 140 139% 140 41% 41% 41% 117% *116% 119 Va - 2,100 170 52% 53% 19,200 139 Va 139 Va 400 42 •110 Va 41 42 GOO 119 Va 50 41% 3,100 52 Va 2,400 41 40% 41 41 41 Va 51 51 51% 51% 51 Va 30% 31 30 Va 4,300 30% 30% 30% 30% 31% 31% 31% 31 Va 31% 1,870 9% 9% 9% 31% 31% 9% *9% 9% 9% 9% *9% 172% 173% 172% 173 % 172% 71 % 71% x70% 70% 113% 113% 113% 113% 36% 37% 36% 37 10 7 10% 173 51% 172% 70 Va 173 70% 700 31,800 10,500 70 Va 71 Va 112 Va 113 Va 113 Va 280 113% 36 % 36% 35% 18,000 36% 36 Vb 35% 10% 5,000 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 26 % 26% ♦26% 27 24% •24 70% 113 71 s 11 10% *26% 27 *26% 27 *23% 24% *23% 24% 24% 24% 14% 14 Vh 14 Va 14 54:% 29 34% *150 .173% 9% 173 - 27% 157 700 16,500 54 Va 29 34% 100 . 28 Va 54'/a 29 - 34% 157 7,300 27% 31 Va *30 V* 29% *150 - 93 *91 93 ♦91 93 54% 7% *53% 25% 27% 7 Vh . 54% 24 V8 24 27 82 •53% 54% 24% *91 •80 ♦80 53% 200 13,000 82 82 24 93 1,300 94 40% 24% 28% 1,100 17 10% 41% 54% 27% . 15% 90 54% *91 100 97 90 *80 2,000 15 97 16% 10% 6,100 Xl59% 161 Va 161 Va 15 *95 15% 15% 7 20% 20% 20% 105 *14% *26% 27 113 200 24% 10 14 VB 14% 14 Va 14% 5.300 33 31% 32% 10,900 42,700 •24 14 14% 31% 33% 31 % 32 32% 31% 64% 63 60% 61% 62% 60% 60% 64% 63 Va 64 450 72 72 72 73 72% 72 75 73 72 74 39% 40 40 1,300 39% 40 39% 92 Corp— preferred : No par Clayton <te Co— 21.80 Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp 10 Andes Copper Mining 14 $4 Anderson 160% 159% 20 •101 14% 40 4% To 37% May 17 11 11 1 20% 100 26% 20% 97 *92 preferred American 12 33% May 1 of 111 162 14% No par Corp 20 ♦101 100 1 21 103 —100 Amer 8% Mar 21 7 21 21 noncumulative preferred—100 prior 26% 103 Corp——12.50 10 Hardware Amer Machine & Metals July 31 35% Mar 19 24. 98% Can 3.90% 4 Feb 58% July 18 9 4 page 99 American Mach & Fdry common—7 43% July 13 31 90% Apr 43 V2 10 pifeferred—— 5Va% 6 42% Dec - 99 20% American Investment Co May 27 28 67 99 Corp 2 com—No par American International 16% Jun 13 12 footnotes see 7 99 Cable &'Radio Corp—-— 1 6% 7 July 31 Jan 107 May 28 26Vs May 29 Nov 85 99 20% American Ice Co common 99 % Feb 37% Feb 14 37'/a *27% 100 American-Home Products—— 25% May 23 17% Dec 65 36% *98% American Hawaiian SS Co— 178% July 5 15 July 23 117% July 12 25 37 V* 300 2 Dec 37 ♦96 1,600 3 9 92 36% 20% Jun 25 18% 92 36% 30% 19% 98 19% *93 98 105 Va 40 1 18% 90 36% 19% on<y 20 Va 19 84 Va Apr 30 145% Jan 27 18% 19% 92 36% 19% 1 105% Jun 16 18% 18% 92 30% 1.900 American 30% Jun 16% Jan 28 69 2 29% July 26 10% Dec 08 Va 18 136 16 08 % 24,100 Feb 21 July 24 59% Jan ©68 700 47 124% 07 % 68 100 27% 122 % 23% Jan 135 97% July 13 68% 08% 69 125% 127% 127% 4,800 11 19 19 124% •46% 10,800 26 Dec 48 127 % 125 29% 27% 46% 15% 50% Feb 39% Jan 28 46% *27Va 29% •27% 35 Va 81% Feb 51 08% No par •28 47 15 Va 26% Jun 12934 Mar 26 25 129% 29% 28 46% 34% 6 46% Mar 10 126% *28 ♦27% 47'A 15% 26 Feb 28 47% 34% Nov 174 29% *27% 47% 15% 34% Jan 105 46% Jan 23 *28 28 47% 34% 36% Jan 21 56 42 148 29% *27% 15 28% Jun 14% Aug 20 13 *28% _1 34% 59% Mar 20 28 142% Dec Feb 50 12.50 _No par 15 29 46% Feb 16% Dec 79,500 European Secur—No par Export Lines Inc-—J40c & Foreign Power—No par American Gas & Electric Co 10 4 21 Jun 33 Va Dec 8 22,600 43% 34'A 27% July 29 6 Jun 150 Jan 21 28% Feb '43 53 2,200 85% 43 American Enka Corp— 7 28 5% Jan 17 30% 85% 44% 15 Va 14% July 23 3 55% Jan 35% 87 44 34% 83 31 30 85% x34 Va 41 34% May 25% Nov 29 30 87% 44% 35 78% Mar 26 Jan 21 31% Feb 22% Dec 30 34% 8 12 Aug 97% Dec Inc 10 113% xl5 102 7 4 45% Nov •112% 15% 65% Feb 11 Mar 23 117 27 Va 12 40% Dec 35% *110 - 48% 2 • 117 15 % 15 % Jan 9 *111% 27% 14% Jan 24% Feb July 16 117% *47% 10% Feb 21 *111 % 118 4,500 19,300 American 3 106% Feb 34 American 17 19 70% 33% American 17% Jan Dec 45 70% 34 % 1 17 V4 Apr 95 44% 76% 33% 7 July 29 94 45% •76 34 % Jun 28 Dec 45 70% 33% 17% Apr ?3 39% May 22 13% Nov 29 15 45% *76 34% 31% Feb 9 July 45 76% 33% 6 14 2 102 45% *70 34% 85 ' 118% Feb 13 Aug 1 14% Mar 21 143 84% Jan 31 : 45 70% 7 Aug. 14% Feb 43% Aug 23% Dec 31 85% May 28 Jan ' 19% Aug 46% • t 42 % American 30 27% Mar 21 28 2,800 45% prior preferred Cyanamid Co__ American Distilling Co American Encaustic Tiling 27 Dec 25 1,700 21% 87 4%% 48 % July 15 12% Dec 22% Jun 28% 21 Va • 30% preferred—100 Co American 93% Feb 28% 21 Va 44% American Crystal Sugar com 8 9 28% 21 *113 50 American 0 81% Aug 14 28% 21 35 American Chain & Cable 41% Jun Feb 100 28% 20% 36 89% Jan 3 32% Jun 28 28% 20% 47% common- Shoe 29 Va 89-'! i, 5 69% May 21 81% Jan 17 53% Jan 25 9 Jan 37% Apr 13 Dec 27% May 15 81 Dec 18 300 Va 5 % 1% 23 20'A American 7 13,200 29 American %4% July 400 87% 23 23 Broadcasting-Paramount 5 % 6% July 11 •45% July 25 4 49% Apr 45% Jun *22% 2% Va 8ft 36% preferred Theatres « 8 23'A - 44% convertible preferred 4 To 4 20% Mwy Aug 4% Mar 7% Mar 12 31 i 4% Dec 24% Jan 19 11 20% Jan 3 m 19 Ya July 29 32% May 21 20 Brake •22% 300 15% *2% 2% 89% ' 20% 34 % Bosch Arma American 8 Amer 21% Dec 19% Dec conv •15 15% *2%' 80% 2% 40 80% preferred- 6% 6 15% 88% 2% 88 18,000 45%.. American Bank Note common 13 . 15% ..*15% ♦102 108 % .w, 50 109 49% 50>A -51% ♦104 29Va *70 American Bakeries Co com—No par July 27 2 1 a 11 19% Jan Dec Airlines convertible 3%% 23 130 36% Agricultural Chemical American 2 29 23% Aug 28 Sep Jan 26 23 39% Oct 7 Jan 9 23'A ' 290 ♦130 1 Corp Amerada Petroleum Corp 37% Aug 8 99 % Mar 28 70% Jan May 28 99 89 7 *22% 2% 23,600 *245 138 No par America Limited Ameiace 3 69% July 17 24% Jan 3 Mar 19 108 7 27% Mar 16% Jan July 31% Oct 95% Dec 64 17% Apr 16 147% Jun 60% Feb 27 9 Jan Dec 105% Sep 53 % of Co Amalgamated Leather Co 6% convertible preferred Amalgamated Sugar Co (The) 30% Feb 21 24 Mar 23 89% 15% . ' 8% B'/a 8% 110 290 50% 108% -•105 72% 20 "A Mfg common 20 convertible preferred—100 Alpha Portland Cement 10 £8 Apr 2% i 500 * 29 4.08 To July *15% 49% Va 108 A 88% Mills 53% July 50 49% 3Va 23 8% •70% ♦245,. 138 108 70% •131 290 •132 17'A" 17 17 Va 70% 8% 8 Va ♦245 138 15% 5 17'A 17'A 72% 290 15% Allis-Chalmers 9 May 16 42% Aug 34 *17 *70 Va 8% 8% 88%;./90% Allied Stores Corp common—No par 4% preferred 100 30 Jan 36% May 71% " 5 19 82 Mar 25 Mar 12 47% Jun 40% Feb IS 26 71 Va • .*2% .-18 23% July Allied Chemical & Dye_r. Allied Kid Ca„— 5 17 *134 ' 108 ! 103 .—5 98% Jan Dec 104% Nov • 1 Inc—. 2% Aug 7 85% Mar 27 12 17 *245 • 50% 5G —1 13 i 8 Va 290 08% Apr 42% Dec 39% NOV 29 8% • . *134 20% Aug 77- ; . ♦245 21 % Jun * • 72% par Jun~14 110% Jun 6 11 Jan 13 13 Apr~~9 129% ♦70% .100 4 17 Dec 17'A ' 14 14 105 9% Jun 5% Feb 11 7 241% Sep 241% Sep 115 70% July 26 ♦17 39 > '2 39% 40 40 9112 91% 91'L- 91 % 47 47% *40% 47% 34%. *33 35 34 34 *33 34% 34 31% *90 46% 33% *33 ' 20 ♦88 92 40 40% 46 40 1,700 46% 35 35 35% 8,500 34% 34 Va 34 •33 *88 92 34 . *33 34 is - Financial Chronicle The Commercial and 14 . Monday, August 12, . . (634) NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD BkB|e for Highest Lowest 35% Jun 28 23 39 % Apr 15% Feb 7 5 69% Dec 14 24 May 2 26 VB NOV 29 37% Mar 27 Dec 5 27% Jan 46% Feb 82 9 Aug 36 2 81 Jan 6 18 Feb 8% Jan 22 4% Feb 31% Mar 15 28 Vb Jan 3 20 Mar 29 16 Va Feb 12 30% Mar 29 27% Apr 9 2 4 6Va Jan 2 8% Feb 6 Vb Jan 27 Armour 4 Armstrong Cork Co common Feb 18 5 3 6 Vb 7% July the Week Aug. 9 Shares • Jan 23 25% Nov 21 33% July 25 9 Oct 97 55 34 Jun 14 103 Jan 28 63 Va Jan 35 Jan 3 110% Jan 5 73 Aug 28 16 29%. Feb 12 22 78 Jun 6 10 27 89 6 May 3,300 31 31 31 31% 54% 54 54% 53 Va 53% 18,300 14% 14% 28,100 25 Vb 25 Va 12,900 14% 15% 15% l0J/8 14 VB 15% x25 Va 25 Va 24% 25% 25 25% 86 86 *82% 86 30 *27% 30 200 4% 5 2,600 15% 26 No par *85 27 87 27 28% *86 28% *85 87 5 87 *27% 30 *27 Va 5 4% 4% 34% 140 1 *4 Va 5 2.50 *34% 35 va 34% 35 35 35% 34% 18 Va 18% 18% 18% 18 Vb 18 Va 18% 18 Va 18% 18 Va 1 29% 30 VB 29% 30 % 30 30 7 Va 7% 7% 7% 7% 7Va 4,700 32% 32 % x32 32 VA 31 Vb 32 31% 31% 31% 31% 1 2,300 100 *92% *92% Carpet Co Inc Inc & Refining com Products Corp 5 5 7% - 30 VB 30 30 V« 30 7% 7% 7Va Associated Dry 28% Feb 1,800 30% x30% 53% 31% 54% •>.' 54 35 Va 35 35% *35 Vb 35% 35 Vs . preferred $1.50 series—No par 5 Goods Corp— 2n6 ASR 31 15 1 Corp Industries Ashland Oil 1 % Va 54% 25% _5 Illinois 31 XO 6 Friday Aug. 8 5 Arvin 31 Va May 31 of Constable Artloom 6 Corp Co preferred- $3.75 July 19 19% May & 35%V 35% 36 31 Vb __5 10 Corp Steel Arnold 7 6% Jun 12 13 11 11 27% Oct Armco 8 92 15% Jan 5 2 Jan 32 % Jun 14 26% Jun 4% Dec Argo 16% Jan 12 4 65% Jan 12 13 Vb Feb 24% Aug Jan Oil *35% No par Thursday Aug. 7 Aug. 6 Aug. 5 Par EXCHANGE Archer-Daniels-Midland 25 30 51% Feb 7 Jun 28 102% Mar 18% May 24 39% Apr 9 28% Mar 27 35 9 41Va Apr Sales for HIGH SALE PRICES Wednesday Tuesday Monday NEW YORK STOCK Range Since Jan. 1 Lowest Highest AND LOW STOCKS Previous Year 1956 Common 800 10,500 3,600 i Co 94 Va 94%' 95 93 93 94 92 Vo 94 110 10 1st preferred 5.25% Associates Investment • 35 35 74 76 75 75 74% 74 Va 75% 76% 75 Va 76 2,100 24 23% 23% • Atchison Topeka & \ 11% Aug 30 Nov 10 26"% Dec Nov 28 90 2 30 Va Jun 95 57% Jun 79% July 26 94 39% Feb 9 35% Jan 5 83 % Nov 29 99% Feb 8% Nov 29 10% May 28 15% Dec 27 18% Jun 1 61% Feb 13 91 Aug 1 9 Sep 16% Jan 13 11"% Jan 9 19 17% Feb 27 22%Jun 8 34% Oct 29 30% Jan 25 16 Jun 27 67 Jun 5 10 Jan 14 17 Feb 1 5% Sep 26 7% Feb 24 26 49 % Feb 24 17 47.% 46% 47% 46% 47Vb 46% 45% 47 45% 46% 45% 47 46 Vb 47 Vb 46% 47 80 80% 80% 81% 79 7 80 80 V 80 80 80 Corp prior 3 Babbitt SVaJan 11 Babcock 15 Jan 16 Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton 35% Feb 7 32 Vb Jan 3 35 Va Feo 15 Baltimore Gas Feb 2 90% July 26 113 85 Dec 21 105 41% Feb 13 53 80 19 Apr 68% Jan 27 57% Aug 42% Jan 9 67% Oct 24 44 Jan 19 82% Jun 14 71% Feb 12% Oct 28 63 8 31 16 Sep 12 12% Jan 39 Jan 6 44 Jun 12 39 14 Feb 9 May 28 16 % Aug 21 19% Jan 6 44 18 19 Va July 25 11 71% May 22 Bath 17 Va Feb 6 July" 13 Jan~23 134% Nov 106% Jan 27 Bayuk Cigars 12 47% July 16 Beckman 86% Aug Beck 32% Dec 26 27 Vb Feb 14 Feb 6 20 Jun 8 Jan 30 85 10 89 Va Feb 6 27 2% Feb 29% Aug 33% Apr 17 22 1 44% Dec 19 31 77% Aug Dec 4Vac/o May 5vc 9 15 49% July 5 Best 54 V* Jan 7 2 7 16% Jan 13 71 5 84 Jan 11 70% Mar 15 75 46% Jan 7 Feb 11 64% May 17 43 Vb Jan 2 32% Feb 10 28% Jan 23 50% Sep 6 46% July 17 35 Jan 155 24 13% 56 43 *41 *17% 18 Vb 59 58 59% 16% 44 % 44 44 44 44 85-4 85 86 84 3 4 85% 3,900 13 13 13 Va 12% 12 1,000 41 41 40 40 *93 95 Va/" *93 40 41 Vb 87% 21% 21 Va ' 33% 34 Vb 12% 16% 16 8 46% 53% 13 18%, 50 43 43 5 39% 6,300 86% 786 Va' 21% 21% Foods 1 Va ~1 peso Inc > 89 17% 42 *41% 42 *41.% . — t 43 45% 45% 48% 49% 32 Vb 32% 12 7 8 13 13 17% 17V4 17% 45 >4 45 7 45 V com , 45% ' 46% *143% 145% 13 Va 12% 71 70% 56 46 43% *V *37 . V;V 92 52% 46% a , V 4 30 18 18 Vb 18 va 42% 42 18 42 52:% 53% 52% 18% 42 *42 1% 37% 1 % 1% 30% 30% 1 5,300 45% 45% 45% 47% 48% 47% 47% 451/4 47 VB 46 Va 47 Vb 145 146 145 13% 71 *30 % 45 , Vo "46% 13.300 18 6,500 1,100 ■1% 14.200 31 2,500 45V4 5.200 46% 145% 12% 70% 174,000 4od .13 : 71 3,300 190 56 56% 56% 571% 56% 57 % 37 VB 37% 900 47 v«: 46% 13 71 *70% 53% 145Va 146 13 iJ *70% . ■"'// ■ 42% 1 % 30% 45V4 46% 1% 30% v *70% :• 71 56 55% 37% 3,700 6,800 . 92; *87 92 *87 53% " .. *144% ,145% 13 12%: 57 37% 2,800 13 Vb 17 48% 47 Va 32% 32 16% 45% I 45% 49 % 1 — 12% 1% 29% . 1 8 100 Inc_ , 2 1% 30% 30 1,900 42 32% 18% *42 Va 1% 50 21 % ■ 52 %'. *53% 54% ;—rl Corp— 385 b 87% - 21 Vb 9.500 39% 39 Vb 17 16%. 8 44%. // x43% ...' .'; '■/.*87 92 *88 100 / od 17 32 13 16% 45 1 10 *41% 33% 13 f.: 2,800 95% *93 v 12% 33 13 • 9,300 140 17 Vb *86 87% 16 33% 1G 33 % '■ - 16% ; 21 Vb a 400 2,300 *120 95 % 17! 39% 21 Vb *86 21% 42 lb'; 39% ■"* 40 *41% 42 16 % 90 18 59 4 140 *93 95 % ' 500 • a 58 Vb 16% 34 V 33% *120 '1,800 v *17% Id 59 Vb 15% 15% 34% 140 *93 •87% 21 Vb .. 58% 15% 17 39% *86 *17 Va 58% *120 95% 16% "a 17% 34% 33% 140 ' 53 57 16 33% *120 128 20 57,500 ' 58 - 17% >' 59 15% 16 Vb 34% 34% 128 *86 preferred a 43 38 230 55% 54 V 4 57% £8 44% . 6,100 82 57 Va 58 ' 2,500 92 91 *81 Vb 82 54% 56 Vb 84% '59 18 Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) coni_5 4%% pfd series of 1951 109 Black & Decker Mfg Co„_ 1 Blaw-Knox Co (Delaware) 10 15% Jan 11 Apr 54 Vb *41 *41'.a Gypsum Co— Bethlehem Steel (Del) 7% preferred R95/a;.T„lv 1(1 172% Feb 8 83 1 Bestwall 11 56 Va *31 Vb 82 - pfd—100 1 Best & Co Inc 32% July 15 20 92 ' 12 Jun 54 3 b 17 common Benguet Consolidated 28 13% Jun Dec Co Aviation cum Feb 12% Aug *81 Vb 1 1 Bendix 1% Jan 93 V 2 94 Va 81% " 56% 16% preferred Feb 136 34 Va 100 100 Beneficial Finance Co May 14 48 6 34% 91 Corp—__r.10 Savers Howell & 43 9 41% Feb Dec~20 146 Bell 39 53% Jun 63 18 Jun Life 21 1% Mar 18 24 34% 91 Inc — 66% May 17 6 34 Vb 12.50 Bell Aircraft Corp 2 25 34 VI Belding-Heminway 31 14 30% Oct Beech-Nut 1 50% Jan 40 1% Dec 2 24 Vb Jan 52% Aug 34 3 8 *93 % 81% 50 July 21 17% Jun 48% Jun 34% 34% 55% RR_ 13 Va Aug 36% Mar 15 Jan 34% 2.50 4%% S) (A Creek Beech 22 3 101 Nov 27 42.800 94 % _ instruments Shoe Apr 31 16 Vb Jun 13,100 14 82 preferred _ 35 Va 8 4% 40% 13% 34% : 42 Jan 27 prior Beech Aircraft. Corp 24 64% Dec 14 85 9 50% Dec 8 28% Feb 12 101/4 Mar 4% 39% 14 Vb No par Beaunit Mills Inc_ 13 Nov 28 4% 40 Vb 13% VI 10 Inc__ 11 35% Feb 10 4% 39% 14% 100 preferred 80 % Feb Sep 17 26% Aug 6 4% 40 Vb 13-u *93% Corp 4%V£> 9 9 *4% 39/a 14 Vb *81 Vb Beatrice Foods Co common 8 4 4 % 4uVa — Corp Works Iron 28 47% Jan 4% 43 91% Aug 39 300 13 % 100 —100 Corp 5 31 va Jan 43% 39% *41 43 % Dec 6 43% 4% 131 37% Jan 21% Aug 39% Apr 44 14% No par B common preferred 31 31 34.100 40 % 13 V11 Brothers 13 Dec 3,500 6% 4% 13 Products 400 8 36% 6% 36 14 >8 84 23 29 17 7 *17 Va 39% 45/ 17% Sep 8 1 7 44 44 13 Va 80 19% Jun *43 % 45 *44 • 82 20% Jan 16% May 16 6% 7 7Va 45. 25% Jan Dec 7Vb 7 83 % Apr 102 36 Va 45% May 20 89% July 12 20 17% 36 V4 13 Corp Co _ conv 136 ■•17% 36 Va *44% Corp 3%% 19 Feb 13 35 Vb May 20 31% Mar 14 17 Va 35% 10% 1 —10 common—5 —50 Oil f Basic 15% Aug 17 Vb 36Vb. 58 4 Va Vo 21 120 10% 17% 59% Barker 8 Feb 54% Feb 26 1,300 58% Baroer 3 Jar. 1,000 lOVb 10% 44% 44% Bangor & Aroostook RR 2 July 23 14% July 74 Vb lOVrt noncumulative preferred—100 4% 15% Jun 16% Mar 22 67% Nov 89 & Elec Ohio & 74 Vb 10% • May 16 57VbJan 5 13 22 Apr Baltimore 74 _9 (The) preferred series preferred series C 4% 28 Feb 58% July 25 11 Co 4%% 8 Mar 95 July 22 41 Vb Feb May 10 102 Wilcox & 74 -_1 Inc (B T) 16 74 Vb 35% 7 Vb 4b '/a Jan 4 16 74 Vb *17.% 7 600 16 74% *10% Mfg Corp (The) common 3 $2.25 conv preferred No par Avco 420 18.500 16 16 Vb 74 17% 36 23,200 9% 16 10% *17% 20 4,300 / 16 36% *10% 1,700 t 87 9 Vb 9% 9Vb 9Va 9,600 30 Vb *83 10 Vb of Amer—5 Co 15% Jan 8 74% ($1.20)—Nopai pref Automatic Canteen » 17 16 74 common—No par Nichols Conv 16 b 9 Va 9% 30 87 *85 87 9 9 Vb 9 *15% 20 20 Co— *86 87 *85 9 Vb 30 30 Vb 30 30 9 Vb 1 25 3% Feb 10 100 common preferred Austin 5' 36,400 47 39% Mar 13 29 94 46% No par RR 12 % Feb Nov 116 47% Line 5 31% Dec 43 87 47 3 b 5% May 15 July 87 Coast Atlas Powder 18 Va Mar 22 48 Va 30 $3.75 series B preferred 24 7% July 9 Va Atlas Mar 29 14 30 Vb 23 Vb 9% 12 7% July 12 95 60 Jan 30% 24% 9% 48% Dec 35% May 24 58 % Dec 24 38 43 % Jan 4% Dec 25 18 30% ~ 23% 9 Va preferred non-cum Atlantic Refining common— 6 Jan 79 Va July 16 5% Jan 37% Sep 23 11% Jan Apr 9 9% 24% 9% 5% July 15 20 63% May 43% Jan 27 11% Jun Jan 50 Vb 47% Aug 14 27 23% 9 Vb 23% Atlantic 7 85% July 26 8 41 % Feb 12 Feb 101 ' 23% 9% 10 10 Atlantic City Electric Co com__6.50 4% preferred :—100 tt Jan Sante Fe— Common 11 10% Feo 27 30% Mar 13 17 Jan 9% July 22 22% Jun 3 37% 37% 37% 37 VB 37% -3,000 . 6.300 • 32% May 11 23 Feb 12 29% Jan 14 Bliss (E W) 28% Nov 29 36 Dec 13 25% Aug 6 33 Va Jan 2 Bliss & 45% July 25 21% Dec 20 65% Dec 12 37% Aug 5 61 Vs Jan 2 Boeing 29% Apr 3 Bohn 23% Nov 21 34% May 1 25% Nov 12 20 Mar 17 Apr 23% Feb 23 25 Jan 9 12 32 Apr 15 16 Va Jan 3 Class 27% 27% 26 % 26 va 25% 26 25% 26 26 26 *25% 26i« 1,600 37% 19% 39 37 VB 38% 37% 39 % 38% 391.4 38 % 38% 68.600 19% 19% 19% 19 % 19% 19% 19% 19 % 19% class Co 1,100 No par 27% 29 29 29% 29 Va 29% 29% 30 29% 30% 2,230 13% 14 13% 13% 14 14% 14% 14% 14 14 Va 3.620 16 16% 16 16'4 16VB 3.800 10% 10% A__ No par B 20% May 1 14% Dec 26 17 3 14Vb Feb 9% Dec 26 12% Mar 16 9% Jan 2 17 Va May 27 11 Mar 11 Book-of-the-Month Club Inc Dec 27 64 Jan 12 51% Feb 12 62% Jun 12 Borden 38% Jan 17 50% Apr 98 % Feb 5 54 79 1 Dec 11% July .9 12 . ... . Bond 12 Stores 38% Feb 25 46 Jan 10 10 77 Va Aug 7 87 Jan 22 47 % Aug 2 53% Jan 24 Co 3VzVo 10% —15 (The) 59% 60% 40 va 41 5 100 preferred Boston Edison & 29% Jan 3 15 Feb 28 19 Va Jan 3 1 61% Jan 3 36 July 24 47% Jan 10 " 5% Maine 10 Oct 1 14% Jan 31 11% Jan 2 Braniff 35% Dec 31 8 41 48 9 42% Jan 3 Jan 11 6 8% Jun 10 13% Jan 14 Briggs 35% Jun 8 48% Nov 16 37 Vb Jun 18 47 Jan 10 44% Dec 17 41 Jan 21 61 Vb July 12 29 83 Aug 7 90 Jun 11 33% Aug 7 36% Jun Feb 25 Jan 100 32 % May 25 37 Aug 2 13% Dec 17 15 Vb Apr 27 39% Nov 16 46 25% Jan 23 Feb Brooklyn Union 15 Brown & 38% Mar 11 48% May 22 Brown Shoe 77 Brunswick-Balke-Collender 4 Aug 26% 23 May 28 Dec 5 95%Jun 27 Feb 1 Dec 28 20 Vs Dec 10 23 26 Mar 8 7 When $5 (The) 17% Aug 2 29 Vb Jan 16% July 9 21 Jan 11 2 Bullard Bulova 3 11 Mar 18 14 Va Jan 23 81% Jan 19 64 July 19 74% Jan 23 4 Vo 63 Sep 20 7714 Feb 8 62 May 21 Jan 24 3 Va vo 72 Dec 27 85% Mar 6 67 % July 74% Jan 25 4%&> 28% Jan 23 46% Sep 15 Apr 10 22% Sep 18 Oct 26 31% Jan 5 12% Apr 34% Dec 16 14 8 Aug 15 105 % Aug 47 3 50 4 3,900 16% 16% 16 % 16 Va 16% 42% 43% 42 421/4 3.500 9% 9% 9Vb 10.800 37% 3,200 1 39% 57% *83 34 Va 14 Va *45% 46V4 45% 72% 76% 69 5 50 3.50 3 2.50 9 9% 9 37% 36%, 37% 371/8 37% 37V4 37% 47% 47% 47 Va 47 47 46% 46 3 8% f% 8% 40% 39 Va 56% 8% 37 3,900 4 *46 Va 47Vb 300 8% 8% 8% 7,500 39% 4,100 56% 6,200 8% 8% 8% 40 391/2 39 Va 39 % 40 39 571/a 56V4 56% 56% 56% 86 83 83 83 83 34% 33% 34 33 Ve 33% 33 Va 33% 33 % 33 3 b 5.600 14V4 14 Vb 14Vb 14 Vb 14V4 141/8 14% 14 14% 2,100 45% 45 45% 45 45. 45 45 74 68 Vb 73 71V4 72% 70 71% 25,100 35% 4,600 581/4 88 *83 56 Vb *80 20 88 700 35Vi> 36% 36% 36% 24% 24% 241,4 24% 24% 24% 24 % 24% 24% 24 % 39% 40 38% 39% 38% 39% 38% 39% 38% 39 5 19% 19% 19 Vb 19 Va 19 VB 191/4 19% 191,4 19% I9V4 : No par *80 82 81% 81 Va *801,4 83% *80 1 32 32 31 Va 31% 31i 4 31% 32 32 31% 32 1,700 17% 18 "4 18 Vb 18% 17% 18 Va 17% 18 Ve 17% 18 5,200 17% 17% 16% 17 11% Co 33% Feb 17 27 Jun 20 23 Vb Jun 6% Aug 31 9 27 7 65 52 3 b July 10 83% ♦80 2,600 10,500 83% 7,600 100 16 7 8 16% 4,700 11% 11% 11Tb 11% 11% 10,700 65 65 65 65 65 64 64 preferred.: 100 *59 64 *59 64 *59 64 ♦59 64 *59 64 second 100 67% *67% 69 *67 Va 69 *67 Va 69 *67ia 69 "20 45% 46 13.900 1 com preferred Burroughs Corp 3 Jan 11 10 Va Jan 10 Butte 5 16 Byers 26 7 Vo Va Jan 11 Terminal Co & Zinc Mi (A 67% 46 Va 17% 12 47VB 45% .. - 45 3 17% *17 »/4 17% *17% 25% 25% x25 25% 5 6% 6% 10 preferred 33 100 common participating 46% 17% 15 Co _ Copper 11% 1 Butler Bros 45% Jan 11% Apr 22 17 VB 11% *64 Jan 104% Feb 38 16% 11% 65 29 Bush 17% *64 Inc preferred 19 5 101 5 100 Co Burlington Industries Inc Mar 12 Ju' 3 10 Watch 16% Jan 25% May 80 47 % 47% 44V4 Co 30 98 *75V4 48 *75- Vb, 5 preferred Nov 9% Jan 23 80 48 common Co Buffalo Forge 12% Aug 21 6 78 47i% " 65 20 771,8 48 47'/a No par Budd 5 81 *78 47 VB 800 4,200 26,500 35 Va 21 Va May 17 15 40 - 12 34% July 39% 8% 100 Line Co 90 % Jan 40% 43% Co 11 40. I6V4 Inc Co issued Bucyrus-Erie Feb 40% 91/4 — Buckeye Pipe 29 40 16 % Bigelow 28 May 23 52% Jan 9 80 % July 30 41 Va 44% 10 6 nit 401/4 16% Gas 17% Feb 22 36% July 17 38% July 30 2 j 2 59% 431/4 — 38% Aug 56% July 18 21% Jan 3 89 36% Aug 2-4 July" 19 17 % 7 59 % 16% Corp 42% Jan Aug 29 45% Dec 17 Oct~18~ 38 Via Jan Stratton & 13 15 59% 43% Bristol-Myers Co common preferred 14 58% 18% Co 3%% 35% Aug 23% Manufacturing Briggs 10»4 58 Va 43 9% 37 *47 8% Bridgeport Brass Co common 4 %% conv preferred 24 V8 Apr 14 10 Vb 58 Va 15 58 31 26 16 10% 58% No par 54% May 10 28 92 % Oct 16 Vu 10% x58% 100 2.50 Dec 28% Feb 16 vb * *3,400 No par Airways Inc 12% Dec 41V4 July *27% RR— preferred 8% Aug 7 29% Feb 12 May 47 % 27% 27% 27% 10% V 10% 81 *73 25 Co Common 3 41% Oct Aug 16 Vb 10% :i /Borg-Warner Corp common Boston 17 16 1.25 Inc • * 57% Mar 19 3 48 Va Dec Jan 27% 2 8 Vb 28 1 Co Aluminum & Brass Ami Bon 28 2.50 5 Corp—5 Col Laughlin Inc Airplane *101 6% 33 32% 102 % *101 '/4 6% 33 4 25 , 45% 46% *17% 18 6% 6% 6% 46% 18 *17% 100 18 25% 25 25% 120 24% 25% 5.700 6% 6% 6% 1,900 *32 Va 33% 400 32 Vb 32% *32% 33% 102 Va *101V4 102 Va *101 % 1021 a 102 41% 39 Va 40 V a 40 3 b 40 20 102 c 40% Jan 23 4% Dec 10 51% May 3 8% Apr 13 12% Jan 20 16 Vb Mar 20 5V« Aug 9 34 Vb Nov 23 13 Dec 75 Va Dec 65 Oct 12 21 1 7% Jan 17 4% 5 Vb Feb Packing 2 Callahan 2 Calumet July 17 6% Jan 8 Campbell Red Corp 5 Zinc-Lead & Hecla Lake Mines 4% 14% 1 5% 33% 34 Vb 33% 34% 34 V 8 15% 15% 15% 15Va 15 % 15% 15% No par 76% 76% 75% 75% 75% 75% 100 *50% *27% 52% 28Vb *50% 52% *50% *27% 28% 25 33% 33Tb —Nopar *50% 16 Vb May 8 Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.66% 98 Feb 7 74 66 July 11 50 July 36% Mar 16 60 56% Apr 49% Mar see 6 page 24. 8 4 12 1 56% Jan 29 Canada conv preferred 2914 July 15 Southern Ry Co. Canadian Breweries Ltd 36% May 13 Canadian 52 Jan 2 Cannon Pacific Mills Co Ry 5 34 Vb 13 Vb Jan $4.25 5 14 34 3 27 40%" 5 14 5Vb 17Va Jan Feb 4% 5% Campbell 84 5 *5% 4 July 31 4% 5% Ltd 87% Jan 2 41 4% 15 14% 32% Jun 24 Co 41 Va 14% 3 Soup 41% 1 5 Inc 43% Jan 24% Apr 29 Vb Feb California 7 Va Jan 33 Vb Apr For footnotes 44 15 V 4 Aug July 16 24% Nov 30 30% Nov 29 Aug 22 13 1.80 No par 51 . ' 33 33% 51 51 13 3 4 5% . 47a 40% 2.S00 8,000 5 14 Vb 5Vb 13% 14% 7,800 5% 5% 5% 3.400 34% 34 34 3 b 6,200 15% 15% 15% 7,800 *75% 76% *75% 76 52% *50% 52% *50 52 % 26% 26% *26% 27% *26 27 33 33% 33% 33 Vb 32% 33Vb 25,100 *49% 50 V4 49% 49% 500 x49% 50 1 110 100 1957 Volume Number 5663 186 . . The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . (635) NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD Range for Previous STOCKS Year 1956 Range Since Jan. 1 Highest Lowest Lowest 12 41V2 Feb 1 18 V2 Apr 18 26% Jan 4 31 % Jan 23 45 Va Aug 17 38% Feb 12 511/4" Jun 13 29 Va Mar 20 22 Nov 14 Nov 30 121 Mar 22 22 Vb Nov 29 27% Apr 29 65 Var Dec 1 2 40% Feb 31 49% Nov 20 9 24 Va Mar 21 74 %< July 16 ' 7 65V4 Jan Carrier 11 14 9 47 23% Aug • 6 18% Jun 19 Aug 7 20% Feb 13 Mar 28 •101 21 :95% 55 Va Jan 23 Dec 11 94 104 13% Nov 23 •Jan 5 21 Va Jan : 3 Feb 27 119 Nov 21 102 04 Va Dec 21 75 Feb 14 47% May 17 Va Dec .3 Feb 14 34 17 Jan 20 5% Mar Case 6 99V2 May 9 110% Jan 14 Celanese 8 Jun 22 109 70 31% Feb 3 38% Jan if 18% Feb 28 16 17 25 July 30 19%-Mar 20 / Jan 23 , 3^ 37 % Apr 8 54 81% Feb 9 86Va Jun 12 71 15% Oct 16 17 Va Mar 22 15 July 10 May 2 / 51 Va Jan 16 61 Aug 14 48 Va July 25 ': Dec Feb 88 Va Jun 31 113 35 July 24 19 43 Aug 98 % 32 Nov 33 Oct 1 41V4 July 27 193/4 Nov 28 1 8 7% Dec 31 14 Vj Mar 54% Dec 18 77% July 19 26 4Va Jan 3 54 Va Jan 9 Aug 17 75 Va May 27% 27% 27 VB 27% *27 27% 27% 27% 96 97 95% 96 95% *95 97 23% 24 24 24% 24 Va 24% 24% 24% 23% 24% 4,000 69 71 67 60 65% 67% 67% 69 68 68 % 3,300 49% 50 % 49 Va 16% Jun 1 preferred 8 9% Jan 6 59% Jan 5% 5% 5% 86% 87% 85% *91% *91 Va 69% Jan Jun 24 110% Jan 9 24V4 Jan 16 19% Jun 10 23% Jan 31% Apr 27 28 preferred 100 ; Illinois Public Service West ! de Belt 36Va Dec 28 50 27 31% Mar 15 35% Dec 42 27% Nov 19 46% Feb 34% Apr 30 25 Feb Mar 15 20% July 25 611/2 Jan 14 12 43 % 29 10% Jan 13% Jan 10 22 ll5/n Jun 27 12% Jan 9 July 25 Jan 11 Mar 26 5 51 Va Feb 9 69 Va Mar 1 53 Jun 1 87 3 64% Jan 28 821/4 July 24 25% Jun 21 30 83 Va Jun 28 94% Jan 31 50% Jan 4 Jan 64 102% Apr 1 28 39 VB 38% 39 38% 38% 18 17% 17% 18 18 3 39V8 Dec 20 47V4 Jan 47 Jun Copper 23 73 Va July 17 58 Feb 12 71 Jun 6 20% 15% Jan 18 18% May 31 Jan 6 Mar 29 102 102 Nov 2 104Va Jan 18 30 Jan 9 42% Jun 29 Co 8% 8% 31% 31 Va 2V4 2% *58% 59% 58 % 59 Va 37% 37% 20 Nov Oct 3 17% Mar 37% 3 931/4 Jaa 7 16 196 May 28 175 89 Va Nov 30 103 Jan 13 80 341/4 Jan 26 43% Jun 15 6 92% Jun 21 185 9T/2 70 111 Jan Dec 31 Dec 26 80'A Mar 26 391/2 Dec 19 45 Jun 8 18 May 16 175 Jan 22 83 36% Feb 15 621/4 Aug Jan 10 24'4 "Jan 3 ' 78 Va Aug 15 60% Feb 50% Jan 13 141 Jan 5 15 125 Jan 13 20 131 Va Mar 2 62% Jan 9 41 Feb 941/2 Mar 5 73 Jun Jan 23 39 Nov 5 127V4 Sep 20 Nov 98 '/a Dec 123V2 Jun Jan City Stores Co 40% Nov~29 75 Dec Jan 106 Mar 2 Jan 2 Apr 17 800 27 49 July 15 26 83 Apr preferred 4% 8 8 90% Aug 5 stock—50 --1 No par No par cumulative 2nd —100 -— preferred-10.) No par. No par (The)-— Coca-Cola Intemat'l Corp Coca-Cola 17 Co Colgate-Palmolive -10 Co com 13% Feb 25 27 Feb 11 33% Jan 2 45 '/4 July 31 50% Feb 28 39 % Jan 13 50% Apr 25 Colorado 30 51 Va Mar 12 661/4 Apr 9 54% Aug 6 59 Dec 27 59% Feb 16 50Va Feb 3 57 22% Jun 28 34% Dec 19 29% Jan 21 9 35% Dec 10 Dec 11 36% Dec 3 54 Nov 50 47 . $3.50 17 Mar \Apr preferred & Southern Ry 22% Jun 4% noncumulative 1st pfd—-100 23 4% noncumulative 2nd pfd—100 Broadcasting System— 17% Dec 78 15 35% May 15 19 28% Aug 7 16% Feb 13 Feb 25 841/4 Jan 31 Aug 23 73% Aug 5 44V4 Nov 20 17 3 43 Apr 27% Jun 18 27 Feb 12 54 13 46% Jan =44% Oct 1 16% Nov 21 100 -v Nov 29 •••%: ■ •>• /Dec ■'••-3 8 4% Nov 23 ^^13% Dec'3-1 '»■&* c ' 7. 30% Mar 16% Dec 44 Y. Dec 100 ? V Nov 26% Jan 12 44% Mar 19 * 101% Dec > 19 9' 4% Apr 8 12 Aug '7 V.;22%Jan'l2 26 ■V 4Z% =Nciv 15 <23%,Mar 19 .14.W 49% Mar 22 r - -SSSvr* C'^6%,Mar~l29 1 6% Jan ; 7 25 • - i/?.* 107 97% /July 42% May f .fan .cumulative Corp 5 Nast Publishing Co—No par Mills Corp———-—----10 ;Congoleum-Na 1 rn 'Inc—No par Consolidated Cigar Corp—— —l Consolidated Coppermines Corp—5 / Consql Fdison of N Y ,90m-—No par . : J 23 preferred—100 — cande Cone • 41% Juri : Cqmptom.eter • 17 14% (Jan 1 4.64% .: Feb 14 10% Apr 22 • liO% July 17 -.15.1/8 Dec 42 Va Mar A B Commonwealth Edison Co com— 11% AUg " lv VS'j7 T Jan 14 -39%: Jan 8 34% July 22 is j$nYio 11% July 17 v Z 26 29 27 ' ; •' $ Va Aug 4- Jan . 52% May 14 19% Jan 11 92% July 22 'V 104 6 f, 10% Jan v9 v 4 34% May 17 7; ' 38 Vb Jun 11 31% Mar 18 v 10 15% May 21% Mar 20 38% Dec '20 < ; ■ Apr 14 785/a Jan 48% Jan 25 31% Dec 58 8 20% Jun 1 36% Mar 22 24% Sep 25 Jan 18 • 28 Va Nov 23 " 2.50 •—-—2.50 Columbia Gas System Inc No par Columbia Pictures common _ 5 $4.25 preferred No par Columbian Carbon Co -No par Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5 Combustion Engineering Inc -1 Commercial Credit Co i« Commercial Solvents -l Class Class 36 Vb May 17% Aug 16 26% Jan 3 341/4 Dec 28 15V4 May 28 com—100 6 Columbia , 4,400 *58 Va 59% 53 Va 59 8,200 700 37 37% 37 % 36% 36% 89% 89% 89% 89% 89% 89% 25% 26 Va 26 Va 26% 26 26% 33 % 32% 33 V* 32% 34 33% 34% 33 33 Va *89% *36% * 8 Va 8% 8% 8% *8% 8% 8 Va 8% 8 7% 8 7% 7% 7% 7% 7% 26 *25% 26 25% 25% 25% 25% 25% 63% 64% 64 64% 105 *101 Vb 105% *101 105% 21 20% 63 7 b 63 Va 64 163 *100 03% *101 20% 29 *28% 20% 20% 20 Va 30 28% 28% 28% 28% *28 % 41 % 40% 41 40 41% 40 40% 36% 36% 36% 37 37 37 20 19% 60 *59 Va 2,000 150 8.200 1 8,100 ' 8% 1,400 7% 1,500 1.100 26 64 % 11,800 105 21 21 Vb *28% 21 3,700 29 400 40 ■ - $5 :——>---—-No par Electrodynamics Corp oOc preferred V'Cpnsol 1" ^•54%jUn 19 -V Consol -Electronics Industries-—--1 35% Jan 23' 20% May 0 ;V Consolidated Foods Corp——1.33 ,3 14% Feb 21 : .WJan 14 1 16 Apr 15f -/.Consolidated Gas Utilities 15 Jun 13 .->t. . *36% 40 *36% 4,000 37 300 19% 20 14,000 19% 19% 19% 19% 60 % 60 Va 60 Vb 59 59 % *59 % 59% 900 31% 30% 31 30% 31... 30% 31 30 Vb 30% 9,600 38% 38 38% 38 38% 39 39% 38 % 38 Va 3.c">0 26% 37 36% 37% 36% 37 */4 26% 27% 27 Vb 27% 17,400 34 Va 34% 34 Va 34 Va 34% 35 34 Va 35% 34% 34% b,^<o0 16% 16% 16 16 *15% 17 16 17 *16 17% 500 *11 % 11% 11% *11% 11% *11 % 11% *11% 11% *54% 55 38% 50V4 July 30 13% Nov 21 27% May 28 % 60 16% May 31 23 % Jan 1,300 2 26 % 31 5 100 — & Co com 7% 5 114% May common Cluett Pe^bodv 99 Apr 8% 30% 2% 19% No par Collins & Aikman Corp— No par Colorado Fuel & Iron com—No par 5%% preferred series B 50 19 8% 30% 2% 36% —-—No par Molybdenum Climax 5 800 100 8% 30% 2 Va 91 21 10 Special guaranteed 4% Clevite Corporation .—— 12 139 27 8% 26V8 40 Va convertible preferred—100 Equipment Co_— : 15 C C C & St Louis Ry Co com—100 5% noncumulative preferred—100 Cleveland Electric Ilium com 15 $4.50 preferred —— -No par Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% gtd 50 6 43 Va Mar 9,4 o\) 26% 63 . 6^9 300 39 38 90 *100 4JA% 14 76 Va Jun 39 *25% Clark 25 71% Feb 12 7% 8% No par preferred 5%% - 40% May 3 25V2 July 19 36% July 31 60 6,700 18% *7% '/a 1 *7% Co—,——10 Co City Products Corp May 16 104 7 37% Aug 9 18 Feb 11 39 38% *17% 78 1 30% 2V4 58% 58% 300 18% 8% Vb 27% 32% 100 City. Investing Co common 43% May 20 Jan 2 27% 38% * 37 31 30% 3,500 2o % 8.50 Cities Service 20% Apr 9 96% Apr 12 67% July 2 : 52 Va Mar 26 75 Va July 18 8% ' 80 28% 90 37 -.25 25 Financial Corp I T C May 2 46% Jun !4 1 Jan 109 463/4 May 24 8% 31 VB 2% 92% 28% 38 Vb ■ 39% 37 800 92% • *17% b 38% 8% 3 — Cincinnati Milling Mach 103 3 27 23Va Jan 17Va Dec 27 93 May 38 % Feb 36% *2% 100 preferred 4% 17 54 123/4 Jan 30 . 1 1 31% Tool— Common Apr 24 37'A Jan 35% July 25 39% Feb 12 *"• 1 No par Chrysler^Corp 3 551/4 July 10 28 29% 1 preferred series A Chile Dec 4 28% 28% *11% x19% .160 54 54 56 58 55 55 *54 55 77 % 78% 77 78 Vb 76% 78% x77Va 78% 77% 78% 25% 26 25% 26 25% 25% 25% 25% 85 85 % 84 85 Cincinnati Gas & Electric— 29Va July 10 243/4 Oct 25 87 93% 28% 38% Chicago Pneumatic 7 12 V4 Nov 60 *92 % *28% 37% Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par Chicago Yellow Cab No par Chickasha Cotton Oil —5 12 12% Oct 26 4 5% Apr 29 33% Feb 43-% Mar Va 28% 5 37% Jan 2 5 143/4 May 22 20 49 % 18 291/4 May 10 24% Apr 35 Va Dec 49 4,500 ——____— July 25 40 49 % 28% 7% Co ♦49 28% 7% ; — 15% 38% 9.50 300 15% 28% No par 1,300 15% 15% 29 Vu 10 Aircraft Co *76 79 29 *28% Pasco *77 • 28% 5 Co Co- 93% 29 50 Corp Sugar <52% 10 No par Champlin Oil & Refining Co 1 Chance Vought Aircraft Inc__ 1 Checker Cab Manufacturing 1.25 Chemway Corp 1 Chesapeake Corp of Va 5 Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25 3%% convertible preferred—100 Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par Class A 40 Chic Great Western Ry com Dcl_50 5% preferred 50 Chic Milw St Paul & Pac .No par 5% series A noncum pfd—.—100 Chic & North Western com—No par 30% Mar 11 22% Feb 3,400 93 11 17 31% Feb 3,000 11 *92V4 9 20Va Oct 21% Nov 21 20 10% 93 Va 9 2 *19% *92 % 24 12 11 17% 49% 2 59% Feb Mar 19 *17 *17 *48% 4 Feb 17 Va * Vo 48% Chain 31% Jan Jan 17% 20 Chadbourn Gotham Inc 9 16 32 *17 32% 17% 48% 18 56 32 Va 17% 32% 17% 49 Cerro 91/4 Feb 36 31% 48%- 10% Mar 28 413/4 Jan 22% 15% 9 26% Jan ■71% Jan 32 15% 69% Jan 31 32% *17 66 15% Cessna 16% Nov 29 *66 15% 2 55 Va May 28 66 % 15% Century Industries 28% Feb Apr 66 % 15% 11 2 66 80 3% Jan Apr 65% *77 11% Jan 10 99 66 32'b $4.50 preferred 1093/4 Nov 21 4,700 66 80 Common 20 10 2,100 32 % 06 78 Central Violeta 26 12,200 % 66 Champion Paper & Fibre Co— 96 % Jan 15 Va 111 78 11 21 93 15% *108% 79% 29 69 % Nov 15 Va 111 79% Jan 3 15 % 50 S9% Jan 53%, Jan *91 Va 93 *108Va 5OV4 43% Jan 25% Aug 111 *49 38 44% July 19 15% ' 15% *108% 4,600 13,600 50 Va 19 29% Nov 29 *91 Va 93 15% 108% 5% 86% 11 7 491/4 Jan S3 15% 290 5% 88 108% 15% 111 470 86 % 5% 87 103 *102 102 5% . 20 3 8 *91 Va 93 102 5% 88 50 Vb 1 Jun 102 102 5% 88% _5 : Va Aug 8% Aug 103% 104 5% 873 i, Corp____ Certain-Teed Products Corp 7 102% 104 10% Central .& South -8 32% July 30 16,300 19% 24 4 17% 10% 32% Feb 12 17% 20% 86 V2 Jun 13 17% 49% 7 10 Va Apr 17% 10% 9 12 Va May 17% 20 Feb 453/8 Dec 17% 50 % Aug 3 17% 10% 45 Jan 17% - 20 F08 7 2,400 17% 21,300 49% 1 6% Nov 28 23 Va 10% 21 31% May 24 23% 20 Central RR Co of N J— 8 311/4 May 23-% 20 May 20 43 Va May 22 22% Jan 40 12 23% ; Va 10% »4%% 1 25% Feb 39 23% 39 51 Dec 5 39- 23 V4 -39 ' 20 Oct 27% Apr 50 39 23% 50% 40 50 Va 94 1 49% 39 23 Va 10 :_100 com —— 34 22 Ve Oct 50% *39% 23% 10% Centra! 5 2 49% 40% 1 11 86 51 Va 39% __7 Agulrre Sugar Co 31% May 14 . Corp of Amer 290 17 % 100 : 1,600 23% 12.50 a—— 8,900 97 *95 Va 50 V2 . 1 , 05 10,400 Central Hudson Gas & Elec-INo par Central Illinois Light com No par 7 56V4 Apr 100% Jan 20 10 50 57V4 Mar 13 45% Dec 27% J j. 8=8 Aug 14 28 27% No par 29 V4 July 13 28 Sep 44% com—No par preferred series R 100 -•' 5% 7% Aug 36% Aug 2Va Sep 10 20 43% 15 % July 29 „ 161/4 Apr 7 27 % Feb 19% 45 % Central Foundry Co_ Central of Georgia Ry July 29 80 , 27% Jun 27 27% Aug 9 3 34% Jan 9 13 Va Jun 20 Vb 43% *108% Central 13% May 22 13 27% Jan 23 19% 44% No par 57c 16 ^8% Jan 57% Apr . 20 43 2nd preferred ; 100 ,4%% cpnv preferred series A_100 Celotex Corp common-/ I 1 8 28 : 19% 45% UVo July 22 Nov 43 21% 43 common—* preferred Shares 20% 45% 5 (J I) Co common^ 7% Feb 20 Jan Light-1 preferred the Week Aug. 9 ___io -6%% 2nd preferredCaterpillar Tractor common 4.20% preferred i— . IOOV4 Mar 13 17% Jan & Friday Thursday Aug. 8 21% Carriers & General Corp— 64% jun 24 13 112 % Mar 16 8% Dec 28 11 104 21% Nov . 27 84% July 26 91% July 16 14% Feo 12 J'uffii Corn 4 Va % Apr 26 Jun Power Sales tor PRICES 44 y4 Carpenter Steel Co.;_—; Carolina SALE 21Vt Ohio Ry_100 & 2 6 HIGH Wednesday Aug. -7 Aug. 6 ~5 Co Carolina Clinchfield 5'/4 Jan Dec 100 (Philip) Mfg la 25% Mar AND Tuesday 1 49 V4 Aug > 5 119 V4 Jan 105 Carey 39 Aug 16 18 Va Jan 11 Va May 28 32% May 22 July 17 Inc 50% Feb 53Vsr Jan 26 19 12 Airlines Par Carborundum (The) Co— 22% Jan 62% May 16 Nov 20 % Jan 43 Feb 94 9 Capital Monday Aug. 5 • EXCHANGE 23 % Dec 101 LOW NEW YORK STOCK Highest 36% 37 x36% 43 43 42. 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Mar 28 40% Jun 14 23 103 % Jan Dec TT'ni* 15% May 29 30% Feb 12 56 Va Aug ,— __ _ 3 » . | 2 July 24 42% Feb 11 80 8 18 Aug 108% Jan 17 Jan 23 3 % Jan 49% Jan 17 14 101% Jan 22 •101% Jan 22 95% Mar 27 9 Apr 24 20% Apr 94 33% May 105 3 Mar 29 Jan 4 92 Va Feb 15 48 118 Mar 12 Consolidated Laundries Corp ,-.-5 Consolidated Natural Gas--10 ConsolRR of Cuba 6% pfd——100 tConsolidated Retail Stores Inc—1 Consumers Power Co com No par preferred preferred $4.10 preferred .Container Corp of No par No par No par $4.50 $4.52 Common America- —r- preferred ^uo Continental Baking Co common—5 $5.50 preferred No par Continental Can Inc common-—10 $3.75 preferred — No par $4.50 conv 2nd preferred—. 1 0 4% 36 Va 2% 36% 2% 45 45 36 Va 2% 44% 2% 2Va 2% 44% 4.4% 45 44% 44% 6,300 91 91% 93% 93% 90% *93 V* 530 90 90% *92% 90% 91 91 93% 92% 81% 81 Va 92% 01'% 30 *95 45% *80 Va 111 18% 89 30% 97 46 18 *86 30% ♦95 45% 400 6,100 2% 2% 91 18 15% 44% 38 90% *86 15% 43% 45 93% 81 ' 44% 34% 2% *35 18Va 18 Va 89 30% 97 91% 63% -82 82 89 *86 *81 18% ♦86 2% 83 18% 89 33 83 18% •86 95 140 240 19% 19,100 89 30 Vb 30 30% 29% 07 ♦95 5,700 83 30 Va 30 1,000 96 96 95 95 45 Va 45% 2,800 90 21,300 45% 45 Va 45% 45 Va 45% 80 81% *80 82 270 80% 110 Va *109 HI 1.200 110% 02 80% 81% 801/4 112 lllV'4 111V4 110% ♦109 Va 15 Commercial and Financial Chronicle The 16 Monday, August 12, 1957 ... (636) NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD STOCKS Previam Range for learlftftft' Range Since Jan. 1 Lowest " Highest Highest Lowest " f * 12% Feb 14 16% Oct 22 12 Jun. 10 15%.Jan 7 15 Sep 20 28 Va Oct 19 22 Feb 12 26% Jan 7 22 V* Feb 5% Dec 6 34% Jun 1 44% Aug 58% Apr- 8 9% Jan. 11 45% Nov 15 43 Jan 6 54% May 6 2 , 9 14 Jun Dec Dec 23 66 "-Dec .'! f- July 15 84*/a July 11 32% Feb 24 !80%M»r 28 ; 5% Sep 25 28 76 Dec 18 28 y« Oct 22 30% Jan 3 Dec 4 16 14% Dec 19 18% Feb 28 11% Dec-11 v 23 91 * 2- 88 Feb 14% May 28 7% Jan 10 V Dec 7. 84% Aug 20 26 • 9 21 ' , Oct 47% Oct 79 Dec Cudahy Pacldiog Do 2 -2 3 64% Jin 49% Feb 12 79% Jan 10% Feb 12 l7V4May21 22 30% Deft 44V8 Jan 24 50 76% Dec 19 96 Jan 95% Mar Sep 27 29% Jan Feb 47 2 ; % Mrtv 01 .75 74 1 12 99 20 Va Jun 8 29 12 V« Dec 18 25% Oct 8 34% Jan 3 5 35% Feb ft 26% jun Dec : • . — 4 : Preferred 3.75% : Preferred 3.75%^"series Apr Preferred 5 23% Jan.: 3 ♦sOVi series 3.90% A_ 100 series C 57V* " : 55% 10% 13 46% *12'/A 46 ',41 * 79 21% 50c lu%% 19% 22 21% 83 57a' 57a *574 1274 12 46 45!. 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Jan Jan 24 ' Jan _ - Dec 46 54 6 44% Dec 19 47 Feb 29 42 ' July 3 40 July 2 52% Jan 12 Nov 14 5 36% Feb 43% Feb 17 48% Deo 14 26 V# Nov 28 57% Aug ft 37% Apr 18 Feb 24 17 % Jan 11 23 ft 377a Aug 35% Apr 7574 Jan 23 150 Dec 18 17 100% July 17 170 Apr 12 51% Jan 23 66 Oct 30 Jan 94 Jan 10 50 Jan 148 3 9 74 Dec 17 35% NOV 26 53 ' 13 9 75 J 158% Feb 28 64% Jan 14 27% May 8 * July 17 21% Deo 18 41% Jan ft 4% Jan 9 8i% Apr 11 40 Jan 16 91 Apr 8 2774 July 3 40% Apr 25 30% Feb 11 2% Nov 28 106 32% Dec 14 H 34 May lft 3% Jan Nov 20 Dec 27 17% Mar 20 29% Dec 27 31 31% Deo 28 Feb 5 6 1 2 4% July 35% Mar 8' 3 1 10% July 18 14% Jan 31 2974 Jan 447k July 43 Va July 15 28% Feb 13 * ------ 8 8 25% Oct 31 30% Sep 12 13% Jan 9 21% Nov 27 27% Apr 5% Mar 9 5% Dec 31 ,1874 July 2 34% Mar 9 32% Jun 21 21 Pan 7 35% Apr 10 98 ft 80 89% Jan 1974 Deo 20 31/a Oct 87 Nov 25% Jan 1 23 11 32% Aug 9 23% Mar 29 19% Dec 31 70--.-.-Dec 58 Dec 7 Jan <■ 12 For footnotes 86'--Fel>71 see . 28 ' 27% Jan -, 2-.-, July 18 Jun May 20 6% Jan 14 34 8 2 177k Aug 71% Jan 9 3 56 3 Jtuly 14 32% Apr 30 20% Jan 7 ._ 77 Feb €2 Feb 28 1 - 6,900 300 4874 4974 100 i'4 42% 4,600 3074 3074 31% 30% 2474 2474 2,200 "13% 1374 *13% 14 1,000 .4 317a 2974 2874 900 29 *12% 1274 1274 1274 4374 4374 • ;, 4,300 28% 43% •6,700 50%, 247a 4374 4374 4374 1,300 • 9,600 9% 974 9% 974 974 *974 9% 1374 13 1374 1374 13 3 a 13 Va 1374 13 7 2 1374 4,4C0 6674 6 6 74 69 6774 6974 •667 a 6774 21,100 19% 1974 67% 19%" 6974 1974 69% 19To 1974 1974 1974 1974 1974 2,100 5974 6174 59 60 7 4 5874 59 74 5874 5974 583A 5974 32,600 507 4 \ 5 1 74 50 5 074 5074 5074 5074 5074 50 5074 18.800 1874 1834 1874 97a 974 39 19 1874 18% 10n4 *1074 107a 9-% 10% 9% 1074 9 7a 974 9% *10 1,300 1,400 10% 97k 19674 100% 1017a 82 3474 347a 3474 35 40 ,39% 3974 39 74 3 9 74 47 45 " 46 *44 4174 48 4374 44% 1474 41 41 41 48 *45 1987;: 101 10174 5 10 33 24% 377k 37% 777b 5 767b 5474 10 1047k 10674 149 *3174 3474 *3874 *45 38 3874 247k 149 , -50 50 ,-50 .50 l preferred Eaton Manufacturing Co 19574 101 106 10174 81 35 81 34% *38Va *45 *41 * 45 7 4 *42 *4474 14% 50 Corp 196 % 81 200 101 - -10 50 Co common 19374 101 1 99 74 Nopar — 5,200 974 25,800 100 3974 47 > " 4174 48 45 47714% *41 * 45 74 *41 44% 1474 32 35 - *4574 V *41 *81 14,000 19574 19674 101 101 ♦81 - 82 82 3474 *45 44 *41 40 4G *1474 14% 14 74 1474 % 38 V 44 30 48 *41 r 600 417k ' 44 *45 4674 70 47 4174 48 7,600 40 *44 4174 *44 300 *3874 r 'T 47 1,300 34 74 48 14% 60 600 1474 38 37 37% 1,100 367a 57% 3674 3774 36 % 3674 19,100 247k 247b 247b 2474 2474 2474 38 367'a 377 a 3774 3874 36 % 24 Va 3774 13,900 77 55 38 30% 37 - 38 387a 247k 40 77 7774 52 7774 *76JA 77 77 34 240 5274 53% 10,500 1027 b 103% 10,300 527k 38 54% 103 104 *149 150 78 5374 10474 1067 150 *149 5374 105'A 103 3774 149 . 149 5374 a 1,900 148 149 50 5674 5634 50% 567b 56V4 5674 57 5714 57 57 2.400 23 2674 2674 267b 2674 267b 2674 2674 26% 26% 1,800 76 307b 76 Vk 7774 *76 7 b 7774 2.50 100 1 - *82 2374 237b 37% 38% 4% 47» 41 :474 47k 47k 474 4.74 31% 3171 , 317b 317b 31% 317a 3174 2 Edison Bros Stores Inc common—1 100 common 47b% preferred Elastic Stop Nut Co (The)— 5 Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares Electric Storage \Battery._ 10 Elgin National Watch Co El Paso Natural Gas 15 f76 77% *767b 7774 *76Vs 31 -31 31%' 31% 3274 3174 32 7 3174 32 4,900 88 V -,82 82 86 86 86 86 86 86 50 23% 23 23 23 23 2274 22 34 38 30% 88 3774 3874 377a 38% 12,300 47 b 4% 29,300 *3174 3174 1,700 • '23% u :»4,377a - 4 474. 31% 30 1,600 : 10% 1074 1074 1074 10% 1074 10% 10% 11 35 357a 3474 35 7 2 347a 36 35 V* 36 3574 35 3k 47,600 3 Emerson Electric Mfg Co Emerson Radio & Phonograph Empire District Electric Co Endicott Johnson Corp common 4% preferred 10% 3 Class B Erie RR common 16 74 3074 974 — Equitable Gas Co~ 3174 10% — Electric Auto-Lite 64 39% '. 19 i 4V4% preferred Ekco Products Co 2,300 & Co- Stainless Steel Kodak 51 971 preferred Eastman 1,800 3,500 , 247a "iio 29 2874 . 5074 1974 Cigar Corp— Eastern 1 14 14 14 4374 Eastern Corp 10 Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn com 10 4ya% prior preferred .100 18 2,200 *473/.t io<% Eagle-Picher Co Jun 1374 4474 Eastern Airlines Inc— 607k July 2.200 a 13 9% 8 5 14 4274 • 4 lift May 29 23Vs Mar 21 16% Jan 30 32% Nov 29 Nov 15 G .' 2474 12 74 11 81% Mai 307b Aug 82 Aug 18% Mar 90 W 271 *3574 9 74 $2.10 preferred D • 427b July 15 28 Aug 4.10% 22 3074 *2474 0 30% Apr 2 81% Feb 13 29 22 % Nov 30 Jan 48 1674 19 common — preferred 30Va 2474 3174, 631% 12 7 47% Jan 51% Jan 8 4174 Feb < 16% Jan 10 247a Aug 5 30% Mar 13 747b Jun 54% Dec 50 July 1 14% July 16 — 29 V« Jan 48% Jan 2ft 41 1.. — 4.20% 1674 1074 ' 14% Jun 54 50 30% 24% 29 5 $4.15 preferred 4% preferred 31 49 preferred 3174 30% v 1274 —1 — Duquesne Liglit Go '1 *6074 317ai , 3174 2 874 Preferred $3^0 series—_No par 2 i 1 (E I) - a 64 -No par — Pon*-de Nem i *3574, 39% 51 1', 1274 1 Jun 27 99 8 5074 2974 5 176% Mar 6 i 1274 50c Drewrys Limited U S A Inc— Apr 121% Feb , 48 39% 28% Co Duplan Corp 473 *35% *1274 Industries Dunhill International 6 *4674 1 1 12 15 a 16''2 16:,4 2 Nopar ,-No par 2 Jan 7 *6074 ; 64 ,16 5174 5074 2474 14 -—Nopar 8 1 9% Aug 2474 50c (The) 17% Jan 31% 3074 *30 2 Ltd-—4 Chemical Dresser *6074 3974 *35s/a 5174 3174 25 Co 10% Aug 7 % Mar 3 237 Mihes ; 4774 47 3574 50V* - __1 Pepper Co Dow du 175 ya Nov 29 102% Dec 28 83 Va Dec 28 —10 Douglas Aircraft. Co__ Dover Corp Jan Dr 48 35% < ,167b , • ' Stores 14% Jun 167a *47 —,2 common July 9 11% Jan 14 42% Feb 12 10% JUn A Corp Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd Divco-Wayne Corp 5 igj/4 —15 l., si.50 cumulative preferred Diana 49 5 16% Nov 23 Co & Raynohls 2 50% Dec 31 827/a July —1 2 3 (56Va Aug 6 18% July 12 56% Mar 20 23% Dec 21 10 44% NOV 20 Carp 64 4074 64 la,, 40 V2 47 40 Va 473.» 40 V4 46Va *60% 467'a *60% Diamond T Motor Car 6 10 7 "■-• Mar 29 "a 20 : Diamond Match ' , 3 class Diamond AJkali Co.— 37% Mar 13 39% Mar 72% Nov 29 Devoe 2 25% Jun 56% Dec 26 Jan 7 29% jun - 57% Jan, Vilbiss De 3 5 Light Co—13.50 & S W RR Co.. 100 Hillsdale Detroit Steel 31 jan 48% July ; 13% Aug 37 57 59% July 39 50 & Rio Grande West RR_No par Detroit 3 20% Feb 21 13% Apr. 25 May 25 Dec 22% Jan Lines Air 10 • 217 k 19 74- 19% 27% Western & Detroit Edison 23 16% Feb 23 3 29% Nov 29 9 Jan 65 7 Jan 21 May Delaware Lack 7 ■■ 217k 22 217a 197« 79 *77 77 27% Inc— - MayU 38% Deo 14 Jan~23 25 20 Ya Jun 38V« 41V2 Feb July 21 25% Jan 490 ' - —20 Nopar Hudson— 16 Jun 26 .;' 10 47 is1/* Sep 10 36% jun 8 2.4-00 76 20 common- preferred 31V» May 18 25% Apr 27 26% May 28 400 400 7,3vrt) 444a 7774 J 18 8,800 •- 1274 45 :" 120 574 : - 2 13% Jan 16% Maria 3,000 •"■ 10 7 4 7774 *74 76Va 79 *77 5Qe 5674 4474 78 78 *74 5674 2,500 , 107 k - '45^a 45 78 903 393b ..; 55% 1074 45% > v *1274 12 74 44V* .< *79 83 f 10% '574 12% • . 54% 5674 5674 " 75V2 39 V ' 1074- *574 boo 14,900 91 , *80 \ 84 - 10% 5%, 12Va 5% .45% *77 107 *80 ,7 4,500 12,500 • 52.^ 39% 56 % 55% 57 56% 57% 20% '39% 1 t t39Va 56% 55% 28% ' , ■<' h- , 15% ; v 1 29 ( , 52%; • < ■ 11V2 57Vti : 1,300 30 t - 100 - -'.7%*38V'2 ' v' -V/n *31% ' 'r , 10.,800 \ 78 30 -.j . Va v:; 390 91 < v *89% 31% 26,500 3-1%<, 300 26Va - !'i 26% : j 26% ; 23 % ; '/'• 5,40c 22Va ,22/a 77'a V 2,900, 7% ! ' ,' 7-4 100 ' 60 , ; *^8% r- 59 Va " ,1,900 77a V v 77b ;: 7% 100 •32% j:'; 32% •• *31% 117a ' 11%; 11% '•> 14.700 200 57V«'' *57Vs- '57% 200 20%. 2QV4 20 V3 39 Va : 33,600 ' 397a 1; 7 29% t ;22ya ; 7% 600 400 2% .,14, 15% 91 •' -31%. V 26Vt :• 22% , 4 % 23% ; ; ■ # *2oy2 20% : 39 '< .40*39%. 39% > 40 39% 82 14% *28% .29 51 % 52% *31%, 321/* llVi 11% *57% 57% 11% 20% > 90 ,, 31% ,26Va ' i 57% 78 100 Dayton Rubber Co._; 7% ^2% 82 75% R—100 15%-. 15% 23% - 28% 50%"t 52% *58% 59% :IV*" 77/b > 7Vi 10% 5% " ,. ■ ; v 58y2 UOVa , :1ft Mar 8r... "V' ' , 90 » ; 30% 26% -26Vj» 22%! 22y8 8 > .• '7% • 57% , . 1 51% 89 ' 31 29% .160 12,200 t 5% ,'•* *75 29% 13,300 ; . *2V* r 78 *14^ . 15% ; 3i" v« ■; ; .28% 2% ; -5::.\;*io/ V 86 - 5% 29 ' *75 ,14 14 ■ 5% 28% *29% .30 < .»•. 15% 28% "> . River Feb 27 88 27% Feb 11 27% Dec 81 49 % Apr 86 .. Corp common _1 563i preferred .series :A—_—100 8u% Mills Inc. : .5". ' 10% Davega Stores Corp common—2.50 *5 5% convertible preferred —20 *12% Daystrom Inc —^ JO 4^V2 Dayton Power & .Light ^common 7 45%' 3%% 30 14% • Cunningham Drug Stores Inc.:—2.50 32% 32%. ,*31%. Curtis Publishingf commoni lllb- 11% llVa $4 prior preferred—.— Nopar > *57% 57% - ' 57Vi ' Prior preferred $1.00——No par *2074 2iytt ' *20ya: Curtis-Wright common j—: ; 11 !1 3934 -40y* - • 39Vi Class A—————:—1 ' c- 39V2 40y« ^ *38% Cutler-Hammer Inc : 10 55 55% •'"•55% Dan 78 21% 7%•■'>:''■ -7y4 . *75 *26Vi ' V. 59% *58% Dana 3 1 Aug ! 86 July 26 75 Jun 19 20 V* -Apr 10 . Sep 25 A3Va At»r 6 - 43 Va Feb 13 i 4 ft 18 12% Aug ; 3 Nop 1® 14 61 July 12 .86% Mar- 1 12% Jan 9 ; 6% Feb 27 7 Jao 5 ..• Va July 16 12% Dec 27 < Jan U 47 78 22% *5% *2% i- 31 13,700 82 H7 Vo *22% ,22% ,147 22% . 5% 2% ;; ''. 1,600 88% ■ *84'" 148 4,000 .140 .* . 20 V« *81 31,% 2% '.28% 15V4 '3 7- 8 . 47% Jan II 17% MarlB 6% May. 31 4 preferred ————-.-.100 Cuneo..Press Inc— 4 5 6 26V4- 22y4- *5 Va •28 *28% : 148. 2% 29% <./ , 28% V 2% . *84 5% .. 86 < ,22% :22% 22.% 28% - 11,200 ; 53 76 :" :88 % % 82 ,A 37% . ■*• * 53 *20" 90 .20% -.31 , 149% 149 % 86% 3.1% 5% 20 *80 ; 88% 1,-Q00, 21,000 28% *74 20 ;•" ; ? .84% ■84% 148 Va ; 19% 82', ; 200 31 ,28 37 - 76 4,300 41 30 % • 53% ; *74 • 91 *80 *53 . "76 19% .87% •* V 53% *74... ?0% 26V4 8 , 14874 15% ' ^.5 common 37% *84 % 22% . 10 37% 82 52% ,5014 90% ' x88% 31 2? ' '297/a 30*/a 100 37% .. 28%: 90 36% *53; 20% > 15.% r*40: * ; 90% 22% 58% v ; "■ 41 *40 28% 78 51% . . 19,400 60 59% 1 28y0 19% 28V4 .. . . 4ys% 33% Jan 28 13% Map 8 59% Jun 5 22 Jun 4 « 66% Nov 29 Feb 24 May 16 Jan 65% Jan <.'/& Feb 38% Feb 12 51% Mar 29 96 1 21 11% Dec 31 83 11 . 7% jaovis; Her lft 65 1 cilba RR 6% noncum pfd Cuban-American Sugar —1— 53% Feb 12- 49% Nov 28 53 32% Apr 17 19% Jan 17 38% Feb 12 49% NOV 28 33% Feb 14 .. 59% 7% .. 28%; 37% 14 5,800 28% v .<■ 7% ": b , *74 29% 14% 14%. . 6,900 7% 7% 3274 *75 29% —— - 7% July lis Jun 28 NOV 10 26% Jan 23 ; 45 Va 30% 28% 76 23% 44 Va 31% 53% r 12 Va *23y8 30 3/4 37% * 12% 46 40% *53 12% * 23% 39% 29% x28Va *80 . 59% ;57 r 36% - 2% 29 r 76 _10Q 6 13 16% July'23- -30 9% Sep 14 63%'July .19 6% Jan/3 52% Oct 19% Dec 20 preferred Cream, of Wheat Corp (The) 2 ..Crescent-Dorp 1 Crown Cork & Seal copimon—T-2.50 31% Feb 18;$2 preferred ——Nopar 58% July 11 Crown Zellerbacli Corp. common—5 100 Feb 18 $4.20 preferred——No par 38% Jin 18 Crucible Steer Co of America—12.50 Aug 29% r. ' ; Shares 45% : . 7% 7% 59% 39%, 2% 2; A. 28% —-—25 30% Apr 25 •* Feb 13 40 3%% — common.:—— — 3 Jun 27 57%'May 1ft < 3 10% Jan 7% Nov 16 31 Va Dec 28 — 19 14% Map .. —— 21% Apr 10 7%.Aug -1 23% July 25 25% Dec 8ft- ; 5 29% Mar 12 Jan 2 a • ; Jan 13 65 49% Apr 104 Dec 27 14 23% Jun 3 preferred Crane Co lft". Ap* 11% Mar 27 35% Feb 23 69% Apr- 7 50 ya Nov 3 .30 2 Jan <31 • 28%Defr 2 2% Jan 5 . 7% 7% 39% Aug. y 12% 46% 57% the Week 23 23% 45 7% 59 100 Cosden Petroleum Corp——.1 Coty Inc i Coty International-Corp ; _1 36% Apr 22 86 Mar 14 7 Jun 27 28% Jan 7% May 17 6% Jan AU'g 14 ' 4 Mar - 25 4% July 5 2% Feb 27 87% Mar- T~ 79 164 "July 18 - 19% Jan 21 23% Aug 27 6% JUL- ft 3 May 29 42% Mar 2ft y 2% Dee r 5 33 ' Dec 4 96% May- 2: 32% Apr 24 Feb 11 > 145 ft 4G 774 5 14 .. *23 45 Va 44% Friday Thursday "7 Aug.; 8 - . 12% 12% 12% 23% *23 6174 4074 4074 31 31 Va 2874 28% 36% 3774 *.53 53% *72 7674 *20V< ,20% 89% 92% *80 t 82 *84 86 Va 30% 3174 148 .148 i 22% 23 Va 5% 5% —1 Corning Glass Works, commons—-5 3Vacfo preferred -li 100 .; 374?£ preferred series; of 1947-100V: Corn Products: Refining .comuionilO 4 3 Jan 89 81 .• Jan 25 99 5 27% Jan 20 152% Dec 7 20 Oct 30 79% July 11 106% July 11 .12 Va 12% 23% 45 5 Copperweld steel Co common'—-.5 5% convertible preferred----—50 6% convertible preferred——_5Q Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp-: 1 27% Jan 14 6 13 12 74 *23 —5 Corp—: Aug. 6 j , . . 25 Delaware- of - 2 Coojjer-Bessemer Corp Capper Range Co 40% July 11 54% July 25 i Va Feb 15 59 57 % Feb 5 • Jan 19 "9b 9 7 9%-'Aug <67% Apr Dec 26 94% jutt 13 40% Mar la * 6 Aug Continental Oil Continental Steel May 15 43% Jan 8 23% Feb ll 49% May 21 Jan SI 52 Steel— preferred— Continental Motors—— 37 28 . 33 Va Dec 14 60% NoV 29 89 Mar 30 70 20 24% Jaii 23 49% Apr 26 54% Jan 31 convertible Continental Insurance 70% Jun 19 43% July 25 29% Aug 41 674 3 54% Feb 27 34% Feb. 12 6 Par EXCHANGE Continental Copper & Industries common Wednesday Aug. 7 Tuesday Rales far HIGH SALE PRICES LOW AND ' Monday Aug. 5 NEYV VORK STOCK 3374 34% 327k 3474 3274 3474 3374 34% 337a 33 7 29,900 29 74 297a 2974 2974 2874 29 29% 4 5 674 lo *1974 67a 20 674 *1974 67b 25 33% 337k 100 89>4 8074 *80 8.50 28% 28% X2874 287k 18 1874 18 75^4 7574 x73 74 59- *5674 59- ^Nopar ft'* prefeiTed series A 100 Erie & Pittsburgh'- RR Co~;sn • -*56% 33% 1874 67k 674 674 1974 1974 1974 33 7 82 337a 2974 674 19'A 20 2974 674 *19 1,100 a 29 74 1.900 674 6,100 1974 600 1,700 33% 3374 34 3474 34 V8 *30 8174 *8074 82 8074 8074 70 28 287k 18 74 2874 2874 2874 287 k 3.700 17 7 k 1774 18 177k 17% 8,500 74 74 73 73 34 *-7274 59 *57 . * 57 •* - 59-» *57--' page 24. \ 170 74 '59 - . ' Volume Number 5663 186 The Commercial and Financial ... 7 Chronicle 1 . NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD Ranee for Previous ' Year 1956 29 '/+ July 17 4 20% Dec Lowest 19 V4 Mar 23 20 15% Jan 20 July 25"* 37%Aug 26 26 1 ' Aug 1 59% Dec 7 15% Jan 3 ,9VaJun 10 10% Sep 26 15% Nov 15 9% Aug 7 20 28 15% Dec 16 68% Sep 20 Feb 2 25% Jun 3 12 67% Jun 12 7% Jun ,-44% Feb 11 7 27 Dec 55 27 13% Feb 23 24 V* Dec 36% May 1 18% Dec 14 26 45%Jlily 18% Aug 2 21 31% May Aug 14 8 25 1 18 39% Mar 23 20% Aug (> 31% j au 10 29% Nov 29 43 27% May 9 32 jan Oct 100 135 1 l May 1 30 % Feb Mar 26 23 27 53 Nov 19 91% Jun 68 Feb 10 98 Feb 8 105 7 57 8 29 V* Jan 9 86 2 98 61 26% May : 23% July 10 Jun 54 July 12 May Jan , 4% 2 cum conv 417 a 23 237b 417+ 1,400 23 V+ 23;,a 5,300 1,700 34:! 1 34% 34% 18! a *18% 187+ *18Vi 18% 200 + ,".317+ 32 Vb, 317+ 32 7b .3,500 *26% 26% 26 7 h 267 a 25 Va 26 267a '267+. $25 Va 267 a 26% 267« 26% 267a 2!) 7 a 28% 28 7 277+ 28'' is *102 102 a 481 24:,a 547 b a 26 Va 1,800 29 267.1 287a 287+ 700 26 4,800 •101 102 100 497+ 48 Va 50% 49 49 4,200 24 a 24% 24' 567+ ; 7+ 28 *• • 48 Va 247 b 24 % 24% 247b 24% 2,800 557+ 567a 557+ 56 7 u 102 1047a v 48 5074 24;bi 56. 54'/« 102 102. 102 . " • 417+ - 317 20'% 5574. iSSfigr 100 , 18% '317 b u 48 V 4 56 •; 3474 19 2871 102 12,000 » 34 7 26' 5 700 14 *52 V 56 5,200 57b . 32% 34:,t *18% 1874 32 : 58 7,, Vb 57b 137+ v.3174 35 1 26% 100 Ins NY 417 a 237+ 187 10 preferred-. g^ity Phenix Fire 41% 23 1,000 1,300 71 58 41% 41% .237+ >23% 347/n 347+ 4174 23 7a 16% 57+ • x. 200 247+ 14 Va «*52 4174 31% Vb 59 , v 6,100 *66 54 - Vb 35 25 2 50 Corp ZZZJZZZZZZZZZZZl Fibreboard Paper Prod com—No par 47% Jau 1 4.4% Nov 29 54 ./ 13% ■ 14,300 •10% 107a ,.2474 1 • 97b no 247b *57.V ft 'a 147+ V, 43%* . 9Va. •" .71 39 59!:» 7,100 „ 16 , *66 ft 7 a 14'%• 16 1 . 10 Vb *247b 58 57 *54 .10 71 713% a 9Va 1 24% ' 22% ■A 1 Ferro 14 57 14 7u 50 *66 58% *57b • 14% ...147 a *54 Coni-ZZZZs' _ 58 l>' a' 16! 24% u 97b 7,800 387B ,.*43, : 43% *43 97b . : *16 10% 24 7 71"'.. 59 74 574 97u 10 *66' 71 58 % % 97a 16 ' 16 V* 1674 43% 7,100 1674 377a ' 38% 97+ 97a 2l» 16% 3874 X427« Shares 1974 16 Va 197B 20 36% 97a - 24% 16 % 5 9% ' 10% 24; 1; 1 cumulative preferred Dept Stores Fenestra Inc 26% Nov 29 May ~ Federated 9: a 1974 the Week Aug. 9 t'lb"'i, 437b *43 43% 1*66 conv 4.00% 11 jun 28 Feb 20 . 1 1 common Paper Boarcl Co 20% Jan 31 34% Jun 167b 20 Friday Thursday Aug. ' 18%" 38 9% pfd 1953 series^— 50 Federal Mogul Bower Bearings.^S Fedeial Paciiic Electric Co 1 3674 May 14 11 27% Jan Sep 5 72V0 167b 387u ♦43 50 Corp 167n 37 7 a 38% 10 13 Farwick Corp Feddera-Quigan Corp 2574 Jun 17 Feb 10 21 Va 14 18% Mar 12 7 preferred series Fansteel Metallurgical 197a 19% 3774 -- , 0 /o 32 18 37% Mar 14 4 30 Va Dec 7% Jan Corp Aug. 6 v 19%. *20% 16 •1 167« , Falstaff Brewing CorpZZZZZZZZZZ Family Finance Corp common 16% Apr 23 61 % May 13 14 Feb 1 64% July 10 8 12 51% Feb 36 41% Aug 17 29% Feb 25 5% July 13 % Feb K ■ I inc Wednesday Aug. 7 Tuesday Aug. 5 Fajardo Sugar Crw 22 17 V4 July Par Fairbanks Morse & Co No par Faircluid Engine & Airplane Corp l 67% Jun 14% Dec 5 11 Jan 22% Jan 17 11 17 24 16 7 10 31 V+ Jan Jan 12 % Jan 6 17 Oct 43 Va Jan 65 Ex-Cello 15 5% Dec 10 2 16 .' 15% Apr 75 Va Mar 53 Va Dec Eversharp 13 12 25 Va Mar 21% Oct 31 Apr 41 Evans Products Co J.un 51% Apr 10% Dec 38 V8 May Apr 30 18 5 Monday EXCHANGE Sales for LOW AND HIGI1 SALE PRICES NEW YORK STOCK Highest 14% Feu '» STOCKS , Range Since Jan. 1 Highest Lowest 56 V > + i ... 9,400 *' 106% Jan 16 101% Nov 14 61 Dec 21 47 10% Jan 3 90 V a July 9 8774 Aug 2 July 6 oil 159 July 6 111 100 Mar 5 Fen • Feb 4 Aug 21% Jan 3 11% Dec 31 - f 97% Mar 20 Foote 67% July 8 Foster-Wheeler 17% May 19% Jan 3 Francisco 11 24 July 11 34% Jan 8 94 65% Jun 25 80 6% Feb 4 6% Dec 14 9% Jun 8 11% July 19 41% Dec 26 49-Vs July 20 42 32% July 31 28 •25% Feb 9 30% Sep 28 38 Jan 23 6 Jan 4 3 Dec 54 Va Dec 13 9 39 14% Dec 12 3% Jan 4 16 33 V* Jan 27 51 25% Jan 3 > 36% Jan 12 9 14% Jan 4% Apr 15 5% Jan 2 90% July 1 Jan 25 May 20 47% Jun 12 72 Jan 9 5 101 Jan 10 -11 26 128% Jan 17 341/a Mar 13 22% Jun 27 28 34 VB Feb 6 97 Va Feb 13 78 9 Oct 25 31 10% Aug 30 Jan 41% 13 ' 40 12 General Nov 26% Jan 11 46% May 24 86 Mar 43 Aug Apr Dec 7 45% Oct 22 25 General Finance Corp General Foods Corp 1 50% July 23 10% Mar 20 Feb 12 6 % Feb 12 5774 Jun 25 40 ' !73Va Deo 18 122 Va Mar Dec 27 8* 38% Feb Jan 4 Jan 30 General 102 Jun 20 101 % Mar 15 79 Jun 20 91% Feb 40 2 Apr 37% Apr 3 75% July 17' 33% Jan 53% Feb 24 36% Feb 25 135% Aug 24 29% Jun 12 3474 May 17 57% July 15 50% Feb 10" 34 Va Oct 23 21 Nov 28; "~5% Aug~20 4% Dec 17 34-- May 25 29 14%.Feb.- , 34- 32 Va Oct 36 Apr 2 34% Oct 22 66% Apr 16 May 17- 102 96.- Nov 27 121% Apr 5 75% Nov 28 86% Sep Public 45% May 2 6 30% Mar 7 55% Jan 7 98V4 July 17 12 95 July 31 52% Sep 13 i~a osrsr 9V4 3 90 Apr 31% Nov 6 Dec 9 Oct 60 Jan 8 627a May 3974 May 29 8% Feb 5 23% Jan Nov 23 Jan 21 Gold 7974 Jun 13 Goodrich 159 July 31 66% Feb 27 70% Feb 12 7 Apr 18 13 1% Dec 27 3 . 9574 July 48 Va Mar 12 10V* Dec 1% Jan 14 3 2 6 Grant 15 17 674 Apr 5% Mar 12 7 35 74 May 12 2 2 ; 23 % Mar 85 • 3 1 128 1 70 V a May 25 25% Nov 20 79% Jan 10 7OV4 Apr 18 33% Mar 12 26% Jan 21% Jail 2 18% Dec 27 21% Oct 18 Vb Feb 8 14% Feb 9 70% Dec 27 t 30 17% May 10 96 Jan 3 . 14% Jan 79 Jun 2 21 8 14 . 11 138 July 23 11 18 47% July 11 40% Feb 25 20 Feb 11 149% Jan Jan Jan 22 78 Jan 11 307/a Apr' 4 1 16% Apr 30 21% May - 89 Feb 13 (W T) 374% Stares Gt Northern Iron Ore 7% Green , Ry (H Li Co Ino_, Greenfield Tap & Die Greyhound Corp .(The) 4%% preferred 36 36 Va 7,000 307+ 317+ 18 Vb 18'/a б,000 1,100 A67+ 467+ 2,200 38 4612 ! 24 7 a /24°a "247+ + 247a 4,100 T8',7b 46 38 V > 1 ' 387+ + - '• -24% ,37% 1 857+ t 82 ,. ,387b 38% 26 7 a 3C% 4 !a 4% 4% 47a 327b 33 7b 54,200 26 Va 86 • *83% - 367b 367+ 4% • 100 8 8 38 4% *158 38% 18,200 267b 4,100 86 36% 5,100 47b 2,900 10 165 165 74 74 72 73% 7,900 90'4 907.i 897+ 90% 10,200 74 :r. 74' 1,300 *158 165 158 23,200 52 V a 267ii *83% 377.. 75 33 Vb 52 Va 38% 26% 86% 36% 160 100 33 8 V11 25 7 b 74 V+ 947+ 34 *8 38% *83% 160 7774 140 1,670 81% 337+ 33 ' 377+ * 167 52% 26 7i, 47b 2,500 46,400 80 'f 867 a 37 22 88 947b ■■ 95 52 8111 25,000 100 167 166 33% 387). 407 b *92 v81% *93 ' • 3,200 38 '• 80 95 82 *93 87 89 100 166: ' 167'/+ 1(J4, 82 95 217+ •22% . 80%' *92 100 - 170 22 • 1 89 ori'j 100 407b 40 40'/+ 40;; 22?V»: >22Vb 89;1+ 40V» • 1.', 907« Va 9174 90 91% 33 33 3§V. 32'b *32% 337+ 32'/+ 32% 33 Va 53% 527+ 527+ 10,100 53% 52% 52% 54 53 527 b 537 b 1 Va 17b 1V 2 1 Va 17a 21,300 1 lVb 1 Va 1 Va No par 31 —100 100 1 Corp—No par- common.—3 ..,180 76 3274 71V a 45%- 207,. 72- ". 267a 33 % 34 % 33 Va 33% 7,600 47% 47% 477b 47 V+ 47 Vb 5,300 4 47 32% 31% 32'a 31% a 317+ 32 317 75 •75 75% 30 75 75% 75 6 6 6% 6 % 6V4 3,400 6 1; >327+ 327+ 32% 1,400 70 9 0% 32 7 71 32v., 72% 447+ 46 20% 21 129% 327b 130 a " 72% 32 Va *32 % 32% 71 72 71% 20% 20% 207 b'. .73 *■71 721 •'» 1387b '128 6, *128% 26% ■:26% , ,447+' 467b 21 21% ; 267 b'.'. *71 267a , ' «7i 73 26%; 27 : 19 19 19 l!>7a 10.'+' 19' 15% 15% 107a 15% 15% ' 157 + 84 ' * *02 84 *82 84 -• + 19% 130 t' ■ - • ' 7 3" '27 '• 82 19 %')' 82- ' 71 3.700 46 12,600 20% 21 1287a 130 > 2,400 50 ' 30 26% 267b 2,300 *19% 19 v+ 900 15% 15% 13,900 *71 > -13% ivl57+ ' ' 3,400 .45% ■-46% '■ •75 72 V+ 457b . 467b. *128%' 130 " 34 48 V 70 ' 6 57b *8% 337b 47'/+ 32 Va. *75 9 34'b 8% 487i» 48% 5 1,000 9 87b 33% 87b 34% 100 1 *8% 9 1,400 31 Va 87a 25 l'b Va 33% 5 Co,* preferred Bay & Western RR Green 7 • +.100 17,300 90 74 No par Great Western Sugar com—No par Northern ' > 4% 33 Prop—No par Great Northern Paper Co Great ' 3074 v 40 53 47+ 4 12.50 Co common preferred Grayson-Robinson 36,7b 39% а, 300 30, 53- 5,000 90' 5 (The) Granite City Steel 36% Feb 29 % Feb 31 Co 30/ • 100 • 437 b ,\4>1 4^/b .J. go; 65% 53% 500 387a 1 Motors Granby Consol M S & P Union •I 31' ; 2G% 47b; 75 V+ '• a *83 Va 37 163 *158 247b 37> ' 40%;, 377b 86 Va 4Va 1,700 82 Vb - 5 Inc Graham-Paige Grand 1 100 10 18 Vb1 46 V a" 1 227b';; *8 387 b : 26 7 b ' 3774 36 7 a Co & Co R) 8674 Apr 69% Jun , (W 597a Jan 41% Aug 10 19% Oct S Grace Batteries 10 108% July 17 2.30% Dec 8 2 Gould-National 24 34 4674 Apr 34 *8 26% Goodyear Tire & Rubber July 29 29 38% Oct 32 8V+ I047u *38' • 36 V+ % : 18"/ *93 94 Vn *83%' F>_, Jun 46 79 Nov 74 Apr 137s Jan 2 Telegraph (B Co 34 74 July 29 75 7% May 18 5% Nov 29 57% July 18 Stock 31% Jun 18 Feb 8 14 & 11 25% Feb 9 99 37% Jun 8% July 22 20% Mar 16 25% Feb - 160 6 60% Sep 2% Feb 31 33% 121,700 82 387a ,t 47b 46 82 8 74 5 . Goebel Brewing Co__ Jan 32% , .4'% 867 b' *164 83 *8 10 26 45 34r'.. / 16674 No par common, 4% Apr 60% Dec 33'a 4 $4.50 preferred Co (The) 2 16 Dec Gimbel Brothers 3 Mar 18 3% Jan 44% Jan 9 54 53 *92 1 25 28% Nov 30 19 337 b 53 ! ? *92 166% 10 (The). Co 14 36% Aug 32 Va 53% 1,158 45 V« 104% r - 65% ,66% 137* 437+ 53 V 22 Vb 74 100 a a *30 40 Vb V4,. 23 94 V '>• ■ 37% 607* 103% 82 V4 82'/+ 5,200 597« '44% ' " 40 82%. '■ 377b! 1,000 • 24% 24:,+ 1 ; 104'.a 105 36V/+V'.. 36 Va 1 leva 47 10,500 67+ 102% 447+ " :30 V a 1,600 48 7 « 67+ • 102 7a " 29 7ss 18V+ 487b •* •14% 54 , 4:'+ , ;, 18'« 87 74" ,89% 10 Co, 37% Jan 3174 Feb 77 Gillette 91 36 Nov Products Gerber Getty Oil Co common 4rfo. preferred 27 89% Mar 23 29% May 28 33% 03 V+ si . 467a 40% 1 ; 47b 36';b ; 30 v: 18-Vu 23 : 100 ; 367+ 0 '47Va', *247b 37!.'u 10 ". 4%. 3174 .; 24:,4 ,10 53 % 687* „ 102 V, 31 *30 67 Vb *18'/b. • 597b; 607 b ... 38'. 38%. - 427+., 13 V a 537+ 03% 66%; .. 47 1 2.50 com Corp,, 2874 July 6 22 84 Feb Georgia-Pacific 4674 Mar 20 83% July 17 23 34 preferred 34% Jun Dec 327b 54% 60'V ii' 657a'-66'f.'" . 31 *30 5474 '• '• 437 b 18 7. . 66 4% conv preferred,,,, 100 $5 preferred,,: : ,,100 574% cumulative preferred,_,100 9 163 1 34 General Telephone Corp,, General Time Corp,,, 5% Jan Mar 14 66 337b ' 60 Va a 43.% 1 ; 105% 105 7+ 60% 31.' _lo ; Corp,' Gliddeu 41% Mar 32% 7' 44 V+ 36 Va 474 % 36% July Mar 20 37% Aug 7 97% Mar 21 34% Sep 28 3 Sep 14 153 Shoe 474 Vo 3 Jun 95% Apr 25 3 21 8 54% Aug 23 8 90 Refractories, General Tire &. Rubber 45% Jan 24 18 Jan~l2 40V a Jan General July 17 185 Jan 25% Jan 12 23 Va Jun General Realty & Utilities Apr 23 107 7 2 78 48 7 67+ , 500 56,200 48 Vb 48 Va' .6'%' ' 67a • < 2.930 80,900 48. '•• 7+ 21 >/b 57% 40 7 447a ' 11 21V+ 55% 18% 66 v» - *10% 21% 67% 43% 5 ,6.67 ,_10c 11 • 18-% 6614 .,10c Corp Signal 2,000 18'/s 387b 31 800 11% 18 "u *38' 53% 42% 18 Va 38 V l V+ fib 54:!+ 61 40 42 *11 667b 101 Va > . 0;.' 547+ 44 78 78 t . 42 11% ( 67 V+ 887+ *38 79 400 2,100 21% *38 15 39% 65 V+ 1017 a , 174 397+ 677 a " 45 ' 108% Jan . 1027a a 14,500 24 40% • M'/ll lO'-b a 11 130 24 417a 2.1% 7 5,500 10% 54% ' 82 130 56 h 00% 5,200 81 Vb ,247 b *21% 54'b *82%. General Steel Castings Corp 21% Jun 39% Feb Railway General 10 27% Mar 19 ."10% ■ :7, 140 40 117+ 8274 Service Utilities 41 % July 16 ••^•*76 ?(. 11% , 1007a No par Public 25% Apr 20 45% Dec preferred,: General 50%. Jan 13 11% *82 Va . General Feb 7!) 41 % *4.114 95 39 V+ 130 ; 40% ■••r 105 % Advertising,. General Jun 27 90 37% Sep series 13 July 29 12 25% Nov 27 $3.75 July 19 ' 1874 July 3 32; 5 90: 31 40, 1,700 34% *93 • 11 107+ 130 ..*24 No par 1% 447 95 837+ 101%. 102 437b " 447b 105 105 Va 82'%: 82% ' COrp com,, Outdoor conv *93 4,800 5 Va 61 347a 83 % *76% 11".. 2J. x48!u a G3 62 101% 35 18' it 7 100 General Precision Equipt Corp ,,l $1.60 conv proi'erred No par 34 8 42 7 46 Oct No par _! General Portland Cement Co $3 24« 4 19 47% Nov. 29 Jan 23 5 Va Jun 4 46 7 7 35 2,600 15 *56 83 •; 4,700 327+ • 5% 5 % 61 11 4,80") 6 Va Va 15 15 » 607+ 18% 47% • 57b 24% 387b 6 40! a 25)1 •41 2.L% % ! 37'/+ v *31 *56 130 4,400 + 40% a • 100 1,000 42% 327+ 6! 6,900 287+ 42% 64% * 2.600 t. 43% 20 . 40% *24 »>* 10 V a •"io.y,', 5574 *18 1 ;' M 68 , U:,V a ' 1:. No par *77 .*^0:'.V 24% % (Delaware) _1 39% May 22 12 16% Mar 18 29% Dec 13 39r Jan 11 ' Mar 27 7 Nov 4% Feb 24 34% Mar 12 29% July 18 • 2 .' 68\ 21' - • 110 10 9% *42 Va . 38% 15 5' :, t -• 8a- 43% 6% 95 120 40 V+ 79 + S7« *38 Va 34% 10% . 39% 117 u:,i 21 Vb 1 1:4 132 2'4'/+ 78 ' u 9% *9 Va 9%4 -3 821 27 41 % 69 7 38 s 83 10;t4 130 • 68 7+ 31,800 177b 43 61 *93 40 Vd *10% 5 83'0 ' 400 4,300 ; 17% *3.1 .. 34'a 35 Va 24 '4 24% 40'/, • 28 53% Dec 4 24.% Nov 29 Dec 18J/a Dec 9 34% Jan , - 58% Mar 28 Nov 19 * Jan 60 Motors General 11/ 1,200 11 7 b 110 ,v 17% 28 7 « 327+ ' *56 39:,+ 1'31 106 25,600 69 li»'b . 5%' - 61 93 -.83*''" 9,100 167b 117a *11 Va ll'.-: 29,300 59 117 b 287b No"par preferred Preferred O'a 'n *56 ; a 6% 14% ' 37 (i, $5 preferred 47% July 12 1 • 5 ri> 1 12 51% Jun Feb 31 Mills 15 93 10'a 16 74 ■ 12 9% 39 7+ *31 22!t. *14% 10% 5 Corp, common,,.! General 115 Va Jan 24 124% Feb 16 . 69 47% July 16 25 Z ; (. 93 a 78 '4 1 Corp Co *31 0: 54"/+ 57% 110% *42%' 43% 38 7+ • . 357b 31)1 •IO-'.i General Instrument , ' 49J% Mar 20 11 115 - July 26 100 1 8% Jan Dynamics Electric 6 1 6% 5)3 No par ZZ 39 Va *89 3ft No par Co X42 V'« 44 35% 5 Corp common,.^ preferred,, 10 Controls 1974 May 15 49 % July 18 Oct .. series 15% Feb 6% Dec 31 40% May 28 HO" Dec 31 6 7c General 8 28; 6) —Too Apr 26 27 Texas preferred General 43- 9 % July 28 % 5% 57 b 83 1st 43.% ■ 60 2,200 53 ;. 53 9% 97+ 28% 14% *56 1 43 Va • 94 547b *68 8,500 122 *90 54 12. !)% * 6,100 57 Va " 43% 22;,4 1474 J 3 I General 19 *31 '4 100 12 11 11 Corp,, 72% July 22 Jun .,50 __,_i preferred 9 Va - ,*2870 - 0% 'is • 9,200 88 - *112 - -5TW 59% . 68% 44. 397a 6 08% Apr 17 May 51) 52% Feb 65 Va Aug 61 43% 2 51% Aug 23 108% Dec ft com-—1 Inc 7a *42 • -2874 . 3,700 • 487.. 56 Va -167V 16% 59% Va 3,800 387+ •84 , T-: 54 53 Va : 4a»». 55%. • *11% • 10,;. 97.; > t • 287+ $8 4% ' ;,- 55-: 110% 17% 68 9% 9% a 44 % 2 52% Jan ' .44 *42- 50 , General Cigar Co Inc,„, General: Contract 22 12 % Jan July Amer 97 -10 • ■ 13 59% Dec 1 1474 Jan 11% Aug 5 9'ib Transports tion_!2.50 5 1U%. July 3 13% Jan • 17% % 4.200 ' 14 387+ 95 53% ' 106%* 111% l77ii f 17:'+ 69% No par General-Cable Corp com, 24 20 17% Jan 13% Dec 27 -11 17.7b 68 % 9%: r 11%. 697* , 3,800 92 v« • iii 127b .577+. 124 ,,.. . - 18 11% 117b 112 17% Baking Co common,.. 5 preferred..,, ,_No par General Bronze Corp 5 1 05 ;b '11'% *68'o General Aug , "17% preferred 2 l«tj 73% Dec 23 $4.50 *11'a 10 a Vis __ZZZZ'ZZZ~""~~ (Thei :t'i2 *3, • ; *92, 53% •■■Ol 54'u Oi'.b I07bt iO'V.t 12 1 w__ Industries 16% *112 027+ 57 ' 100 common.™,5 General Amer Oil Co of May 16 23 88 " American Indus com,, 1 convertible preferred—__-5o General American Investors com, .1 3774 July 12 ' 117b 111 7 111 ~ 6% 26% Jan 12 12 *11Va' 10 General 19 Jun 167 a ; Inc convertible 2 59 54 7 b .55 % coinmon-ZZZ General Acceptance 6 9 04 54 7a ioT» 1 Co Wood 4%% 15% Feb 19 Jan 22% Dec 28 Va Dec 30%, Jlin 36% Jan Gar 53% 5ii! 4 577b IIlNbpar (The)_„__ Garrett Corp 51 142 17 80 2 4 5 Co 56 a 54 Ta ' preferred (The) ' Gardner-Denver Co 14 31 May 22 24% Jan Jan 874 Jan 30 547 54% ;% 57 577+ 92 - *90 > . 88-, .- k 2,200 9 >„• ; 9 V+ 44 Va 44 Va ,, 397+ 39,> »85 , .124 ■*112 95 55. •> , 48.7b " >4 8 V+ 88 5f>7«, h 122 *1)2 54.;." *;.•' 39% •>*80 57' V *112 93 74 93 '.48% " 39 90 ; "V. 5674 v 124 *120 547+ 4H'b v 39% . . r~I0 convertible Gamewell Dec 106% Mar OcTT Dec 54 Aug 9 July 2 31% July 1(5 5 Va Julv 16 5 </o 4674 Jun 28 37 60% 8 29 30% Nov 99% Sep 24 125 Gamble-skogmo 10 11 ;Apr 37 V4 Vs Aug 13 6 % July Gabriel Apr , 36% Feb 9% Juty 17 . 10% July 24 45 July 23 60 57 V a •.,*85 . 5 ZZ"*"" Co,,. Fruehauf Trailer Co 4% preferred-,, 14 1)0. 5.4 tV .: 47 Vb „Y,;., .44%;" 447b .,*90 -«i 92 •.'"•.• 127+.V 127+4 '12% 7,300 103 .j477b >97b)'.; 97b 98 • •",*12%n 48 7a 387+ 39 V a 387a ;*no 53,'.; • 1(33 4: ; Co, Freeport Sulphur %. 48 41)%. >. 98 Va ..•1017b > . C 13'% 547+ 55% *85 1 r~ Z 103 V 98 - 477V 47%, v97b 93- *12% • 98%. *101%' '47Va 40. -.*90 127 b 18% inn _ ; 47 9V4 - 447b' 4574 93 " • 56 1 Corp__~~~ sugar 10-ife Apr .9% July 22 6 43 123 Jan 121 71- ser of '5i—-is Franklin Stores Corp__ 24 Mar 29 * 1 Foremost Dairies Inc 3 Jan 4 Jan 2 % 45 ♦90 Ford Motor Co,__ 17% Jun 9% Jan preferred Mineral Co 69% Mar 19 18% Apr 29 86 , 5 9V4 9. 9. . , •97% 97Va , ♦101-u 108 •: 48"' 47% 957+ > 103 *101% 48 Va __No par 3 Uf/o 6174 July 16 22 79% Oct 31 5 38% Apr 23 July 18 Dec 11 ____5 common ;2£dl,v3curu m 9 11 Va Apr 13% Mar 12 78- 103 48 Food Machinery & Chom Corp__,io 3%% convertible preferred,, 100 11% Jan 41% Apr 10 13% Nov 28 ♦1017a No pur CoZZifopar Apr 25 93 % Aug __ioo 96 Va ■: .99'+. 100 Power Corp, " Florida- Power & Light Food Fair Stores Inc common 65 % May 15 134 May 15 3 99% Co_, 54% Jan 2 16 Feb 12 35% Feb 13 63% Mar 12 8% Feb 24 lz 84 Va Jan 16% Dec 27 93 Stove 6.25 com Florida 3 30%. Oct 24 - 8 13 53 ; 59% May Florence 59% Jun 7T $1% May 28 10 43% Jan Feb 13 82 14% Jan 11 Nov 30 109. Flintkote c° (The) $4 preferred Feb 21 94 2 21 18 13 Feb 51 9 35% Feb 102% Mar 82% Dea 10 46 Va July 44% Jan 2 J Apr 4 18 50% Aug 62 Dea 12 41 1 ' Tire & Rubber 472% preferred,^ First National Stores,,,, Firth (The) Carpet Co 51% Jan 23 49% Feb 19 54% Aug 14 36% Feb 13 Jun 11 8 12 34% Feb 7 Feb Firestone 12 % Jan 8% Aug 21% Mar 12 41% Feb-16 106 Mar 12 47 105% Mar 14 Nov 23 101% July 23 101% May 14 3 Feb 41 Dec 27 12 Jan 12% Feb 27 33% NdV 29 92 83% Mar 18 Dec 26 *80 73 82 20 Financial Chronicle .Monday, August 12 The Commercial and 18 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD R«age for Previoo» jr < Year 1956 * Lowest 27 Vz Jun 8 35%'Jan 13 5% Jau 3 9% Nov 23 29% Dec 21 Jan 27% Aug 71% Aug 12 Grumman May 13 32% Sep 26 83 Va' Deo 27 100 Sep 108 17 58 7b'Feb 10 ' Jan Nov Nov • 13' 19 26 107 20 33 ; 130 146 Nov 30 , 31% Feb Feb 15 128 • 48% Dec 2d 9 .J, , 96 Jan 29 $4.40 dividend preferred-$4.44 dividend preferred 41 % Feb 37 25' May 22 5% Oct 31 32% Dec 13 39 8 Mar 29; Mar 27 39 18% Jan 23 Aug 37 15 138 8 11 Jiin 51 %' 13% May 28 26% Dec 20 20 25 Feb 11 89 Va Feb 72 •Aug 40% Apr 86% Jan 5 76%Jun , 2 7 54 19 3 60 85% Nov 15 101 17 Dec . : 34; Oct »" Jan 20" 11 23% Oct 25 45% Dec 20 23 33% Nov 19 . 13% Nov 29 Dec T Oct 13 2 18% Oct 22 29% Oct 17 Feb 25 40 1 74% Jun 19 35% Jan 30 52 %< July 17 103% Mar 1G Deo 26 41% Nov 23 2F/a Jan 23 12% Feb 8!% Jan 10' 29% Mar 31 2 18% July ll 1 19% Feb 12 0% j^eb 25 1 17% Feb 12 - . 57% Aug 7 31% July 22 85 Jun 4% Aug 24%'Aug 35% Dec 26 24% Sep 25 40 Aug 28% Jan 6 3 25 Dec 11 96 6 31 , 83 Dec 26 102 %> Jan 10 83 90 Dec 105 28 88 Jan 3 Feb 26% Mar 19 3% Apr 23 11% Apr 23 5% Feb 64 Jan 10 99 23 July 26 July 17 56% Aug 13% Jun 91 Jun 18 77 7% Jan 13 13 13 41% July 3 24% Sep 21 Jun 6 Mar 13 88 Apr 26 Apr 1 60% July 11 15 Jan 18 18 V# Jan 8 4% May 6 11% Apr 29 4% Feb 25 28% Jan 2 16% Jun 20 4% Dec 27% Dec 19% Nov 29 Jun 10 10O ; 11 15% Dec 21 83% Dec 3 4 85 9'A Aug 9 1% Feb 13 5% Nov 30 18% Jan 8 30 7 15% Nov 29 1% Nov 20 20 Feb 23% July 24 39 % May 29 3 ,3 Dec . Q 90 3 16% Jan 14 65% Apr 8 6 May 21 35% May 23 12 22 Apr Jan % $4% cum 2nd Hiltori ftbtels 4 4 -10 Sugar :_50 33 17% —1'5 *25 % 72 51 * 51'A * 4.1% *2l7t . 13,600 'X ' 1,000 -92 ' 3774 A 3,000" 1,000 3,900 ; 133 X 51. 26 "V 11;300 . I ^ 347a 7,000 267a ■ ■".4 *27.7,4 2874 4,000 28% X 33%. 57% Oct 10 35 % "T- 72% May May" 3 4 29% Jan 17 71 Va July 29 40 48 8 63% Jan 32% May Jun 26 41% Dec 21 51 26%; 900 337 a 110 69% 23^8 32% *31% 5X74 • y •% • 17'4 , (.r 23%;. *31% 32% ; 15 . " ti? 15% ' 43 %, -• % 2,40p • - .*14- 49 -"Gl'%.1 .61-%:;'; ■»: 40Th 39:7 I'^IV 39~'V4-;- 35% "> 60 Va •. ; w 15 & 1474 V 39." 4 - 41 7a 105 *59% 60 *46 Yi 190 ' 1,800" x ;/ # .6074 ; ; 22,400 7.0 , 40 35 157a 66 64 1574. 64 % ,, ' "■ 7 61 1.500 ■i ; 397a '/a 1,100" 1,600 J ' • 48 34 % 34 35% 3,100. • i4^.t5r : 403 4 A * 1037a ,106 ., 155a '.35.' '10 - •tr 39:"/2 A 40%% " *300 •' 17,100 357a X:-' < -. 400! 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V, 3474 99 % 10 92 85% 141 9% 152 9174 377-, a 42 28 % 100% *147 37 7 *23 141% 71 b 28% Va 326 35 6.600 4,800 23 7 a 28 % *68% 25 Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co—No par Iowa Power & Light Co —ID common , 71 *3474 Breaker 34% 27 247a 78% 42'a 41% *85 85 2874 336% 139% 29'% —1 Co Creek .Coal preferred 38% 35% 140' 3.50 Stores Island 8 6 74 *112 28% 329 No par — Interstate 14% 28*4 341 4174 100 24 74 78 74 85% *23 23% 40 "2 85% ; 335% Canada *23 41% 85 1 No par 23'% 4174 No par preferred International Paper $4 preferred *23 _5 100 2,700 937a 9374 39 4 ; 152 95 387a 1% Circuit 47 Va *40% . 94'% preferred ; —100 Int'l Minerals & Chemical com— 5 When *42% 42 297b 4 20 common of 150 *7% .' 280 47% 2 No par Harvester Nickel 7 297a 30% ■ Mexico — 2,100 9,100 41 ^40'% ' 47 *40%' Inspiration Cons Copper $6 *40 Va 42 *46 50 Inland Steel Co I-T-E- 41 *40'% 50 Light—No — %' Aug 27% Jan 10 56% Nov 19 Feb 3774 July 10 2 July 13 5 Ingersoll-Rand Int'l .1, 40 Va, —100 pesos S A— Industrial Rayon Int'l ..*46 ; a 47 41%y *40'% 47 357 42 ,.X-*40%;' 41*4. '42 *46 35'% par De 6% *40%' *40772 50 cumulative preferred& 4% 11574 Apr 94% Mar 26 112% Jan 21 31% July 10 5 82 Jan 35% Jan 50 _50 " " 4.20 r/o, cumulative preferred 4%% preferred Interlake Iron Corp_ : Int'l Business Machines 138 July 4.42% Indianapolis Power 92 376 Va July 8 383A Jan 11 5 0 74 115 33 3478 74 900 1,300 34 3 4 3474 30% 307a 30'% 30% *3074 4 700 13% 13% 13 3 a 13% 13% 13% 13% 29*4 . 34 3074 13 74 ... 29% 27% 6,800 29','4 29 34 29% 23 7 29'% 29 7 a 3,400 26% 27% 27 3,200 48% 3,600 ; 27% 487 4 *11472 467a 4174 *30 4674 497a 116 477a *30 - ,. 27 48 48% *114%' 116 46% 27 48'a *114'% 48 47 7 a a 48 7 26% a 116 48 *115 47% 10 116 46'% 467 1.700 a 4,300 5% 4,500 J 15 48% Apr 27 94% Mar 14 55 Mar 14 3% Feb 21 4 6% Jun 11 July 30 28% Jpn 9 28% Feb 78 11 47% July 10 Jun 11 91 47% Jan 28 60 27 102% Feb 6 43% Oct 2 58% Apr 5 42 67% Feb 1 Aug 85 Mar 21 69 Feb 80 Jun 21 12 99 see Feb Tea Co & Lt Inc 20 11 Va July 24 Jan 76% Jan page 24. \ . 2 17 —1 5 Co 4% 1 pfd—100 common 374 % preferred—: Johns-Manville Corp Laughlin Steel 64 61 Jersey Cent Pwr Jewel & 45% Mar 12 91 26 23 Co Jaeger Machine Co—— Jefferson Lake Sulphur Jones 15 27 Jun 2 (F L) Johnson 62% Nov 105% Feb Dec Va Aug 24 Jacobs 52 y4 July 3 97 July 11 8 72 Jan 89 V2 Feb 9 94% Nov 30 For footnotes 487 b Insuranshares Ctfs Inc Interchemical Corp common 40% Aug 6 85 May 23 27% Aug 9 288 May 28 33% Jun 14 Dec 3 75 50'% 23 Va May 14 52 Jan 2 49% Jan 10% Mar 19 42% Jun 11 Feb 5 29% Oct 35% Feb Feb 8 6 16 19 83 14 23 13 1 5 39 Va Jan 51% Apr Nov 32% Oct 737b 4934 common- Industria Electrica 5 39% July 31 29 % Aug 7 29 V2 Feb 12 22% Dec *4% Aug 31 44% Oct 15 23 Aug 30 Feb 15 31% July 79 29 130 Jan 46,% Apr 40% May 16 4 73 50% .4.08%,cumulative preferred Feb 36 39% Mar 16 15 % Aug 27 18 48 7% Jun 5 23 % July 29 73 Feb 25 148 Jan 16 34% Jan 9 4 40 July 16 27% Jan 23 32 28 Nov 30 120% Dec 727a 40 34 4.70cumulative preferred 85% July 20 165"; Feb 6 100% Dec 13 8 10 72% 51 4.26% cumulative preferred 45% Jan 80 % Mar 13 Dec 20 23"% Deo 33 % Jan 72 50'% 52 44% July 26 3 52% Dec 20 Feb 357b 72 5174, 47% Apr 9 20 13 35 717u 507a 19 11% May 31 30 3574 ; ' 7274" : 35.7a: 35% 7174 Jun 53 32% Dec Co 40 ,30 15% Feb Illinois Power Co 3574 1 —No par ,—— RR 5 53 12 Jan 10 Co Central 46 V* Mar Dec 78 Illinois 13 26% Jun 20 69 Cement Jun 44 25% Jun Idaho Power Co Ideal 38 27 27 % 9 19 Dec 76% Jun Aug Jan 44 Dec 20 May 31 5% Joy & 100 -5 Johnson—.2 preferred series A Manufacturing Co 1 12 Va com 10 100 1 • 9,200 ,f1 48#5?', ,49%-V£.. 913 '.I -s.*96,%,1:'91) ',177a' 1775. : %: 2Wa 237.i :*0X7a, 32'/a ... • ; 237u l#7n • 105 v:4T-V4-\411A'',:%;' 746%'; - preferred 5174 .91 *23 7a 41%:' .105 ,->,r '1,300 2674' 74' I-±*,2 J, *17% : 177 a *317 lo 17XX *26 Av i *m.?t " IHi 74'%' *90 • . 32Va 4 39.74 t 105%' 105% :61%"V -48 % *34% 1 100 Co 17 J ' } 267a ' 1 17%";;,;^ %i% 'r ":4314 40 105%%" *46 V# pfd (conv) —No par Inc ^2" ! * „„50 — 26'A , *;f0% 91 :i7% 17 3 ■ 23%;-:.', 61'% Corp_ 52' . *17' ••' 74%',si34 X64VV,. •; ■ 17% v ' A 51% 17% > .6474' 17 74. 64*4 26 25% •*7i .74'a ";*90% 91 -"17% common'—No1 par series Apr 55.; Jan 54% Apr - 44 151 Aug 75 ' 400 47a 47b I 27% Feb ' " 800 % 0575. .-36% % 357a' '5 *33% 300-/ t •;."> /; 22 *8;) 26 ',a *47 it ' 63%, .17 1.7%", 25 % 52 61' ' - $2.25' convertible preferred——50 Household Finance common—No par 3%% preferred -100 4% preferred— r—? 100 4.40%' preferred 100 Hussmann 73 2175, ; "tX3738 'V:*lS0/7,r t. 50;.' 38% " - 34 % *33% : '^621% *7T ■- 72 r—-100 HoteX Corp of America—-; ..,,5% conv preferred u 5% 62% - 100 Hooker Blectrochem Co" cbmmoni_5 ,1 $4.23 preferred^ No par Hupp Gotp 35% 2574 28% ;:5^$%%.l . 105% Houdaille-Industries ' io 7 32 32%.. X/ ,a.', 38Va" '33% ' " 133 "49% ■ 28%%; "!' 34 63% 11; ur ' 25% 15 Corp *1-30 26% 28% ' 33 - 63 "' 43 convertible 27 V 4 i * ui Homestake Mining— Honolulu Oil Coiqr-—— j 26%' i; S" 11 5 * _50c 5% 26Vt : ','38*4 160". "Ai -32 32% '32% 49:,« ; ,36- 35% ; '< 7274 ;x ;-92 '62- 40 3 40 A "-i 6,600 93 1 V V v ; •v.:. -V X 22% *b0 • *283i —_1 Holly v. 2634 Nonpar Furnace : .36 Hires Co (Charles E)_— Holland y4' '^48 V"48% 35% Hoffmajd' Electronics Corp 5 28% Jan 48% Mar 22 12% Feb 26 12' Feb 6%'Jan , July 19 26 41% Jan jtily 19 40% Jan 10 71% Jan 4 89% Jan 10 97 72% Jun 25 Jan v 22% JaA 7 10% Jun 20 -25% JUly 2 ^ • 2 75 57% Aug 17 87 '%89 V"-.33-Vt.. ;3<vVl -f isj'--:ft • 26.% ' 13% July 25 22% Jan 11 14 6 • *130;'--v v. 40;" v), ; 81 Vo 85 *87 217 4- L"2 22% :f 92 ,36'i 85 ^ ^3ft;'4.'v';;-^37l#v 38% x37% ; 35%; *80 ; : 93,V ' 'VzXVt . ' " •' .22%- ' • Wi ;.'i"33%.v 36% r (The)——J; i.—1 Hewitt-Robins Inc:—i—_i -—5 Heydbn Newport Oherii Corp—.—-1 3%-^ preferred serids A——-.100 4 17 V# July 16 • Jan 17 •• 48% V, 48 Hertz Co 78 OVaJun 17 19% May 31 16 Va Jan 3 36 Jan 22 Mar 40% Jan • 1 ' , • » 86 ! *30 '39Vt %'r; 35:f ! *07 %3l:%; 38% common-'—2 1/12 preferred 36,500 „ . 5 c/6 '474% ■ •?. ' nbncuinulative preferred—25 preferred— Hershey Chocolate 700 137:!,a 81% ; *85 •'"•21%'V 21% f , 22.% V22r)u. *89', •/ <)2'i ■■ 26% —: Inc— * 42%'July 26 28% Aug 5 33% Feb 11 Feb 20 16 89 : Va-Jan, 30 136 ',4 73% v74. 35% Hercules .Motors—--:—1:„ HerculeS Powder tV July 25 50%F<Jb 19 Jun 26 1 80% Feb 25 7 • 10 62 7 l2%>Mar 63 115 1 27% Feb 12 34% Jun 25 32% Jan 16 5' 40% Aug .7 % • f"? ' *80 • 93 ; ■39',4 21'% *21%' 26 % Heller 47% July 11 8 47% Jan 23 , 8 3,700 2,900 - • 72%.;,. 72% 139 35%'; . V1 •VJ..7i>:«- V 133 81';. " *87 ,-F -3 colnmoh—, 1-23 .preferred; TOO (W E; & Co—1——-U Helme (G W) 6bmmon__'j. —10 '• 17% Jan • 103%'Aug 25% Sep 7 11 14% Apr 12 23 NOV 15 9% Dec 26 56 ' 3 12 Va Jan 9% Nov 27 18% Deo 31 4 Jan 24%'Nov 21% Dec 12 31% Deo , ^eb 24 99 preferred 81{ V) ,"*39%" "•40% 32% 34'.% 38 3.65% .... 1 v: 93 ——_1 Marx__ CO comihblu .,3% % preferred Hdinz (H,J) Co 6 July 24 34% Mar 23% July 25 30% July 23 14% Aug 9 35 ; Jan 21 3 v 18% Jan 22 24% Jan 16 22% *130 35% 8f% 'r>/ ,.^35% 8l Vu *87-.: v 40 Va % 72%-^; 32% 10U ' ai.%; ■: •21%/r ' 34 2.50 Hechfc . 1 ; *90 - partial liquidating dist——_5" Hayes Industries Inc_————-1—1 2 Mdy 91 16% Feb 20 53% Mar 20 54*\ Jan 11 41% May 23, 46% Mar 14 20% Mar 19 77% Feb 3 3 Jan . 21% Mar 15 51% July 19 124 - 45% Dec 9 38 % Jan 15% Dec 31 ; 27% 5 Aug 26% May 25 17 36% Nov 29 110* Dec 21 1 27 6,200 9% -27%\. 28 72% 137 % biiures '■ 23 *9 28'/4 71% „ 133 22%; 9% 2<> the Week ' Aug. 9 -23 9 Vt *71-%-., 72% ,,: 137%'v ,.' -- . 136% *84% 93 *'22% com——7.50 Corp of America common——1 4% % 72. ,, v 35Vat 35% • .* * 21% 100 Ex July, i 18% Jun 28 Va Apr Dec Hat -i-' .. " 71% —1 preferred——-——.• & .. 86 *39 2.30 Harsco Corporation 19 7 81% <>81 100 preferred Harris-Intertype Corp • Harsnaw dhemical Co—_-i. • 72 22% • 28% ,.- 28% ; ' .9' 9 28 % ' 134 35% <■84% common——1 Refrac Hdrt Schaffner .35% 28 . ' Haveg Industries ' 15 Dec 6% 34 Va Jan 21 81 Co convertible Harbison-Walk 1 8 6% Jan 14% Feb 76 • 14 Aug 17% Nov 13 34% Mar 27 47 , 4 l/o 72-%"; 81% „ -:100 HamihermiU Paper Co.—x Hammond' Orgah Co ———; 36% Atlg 9 30% July 2 32% Mar 25 3 1 • ,< Hamilton1 Watcli : 36% July 16 40% July 23 23% Fen 28 I 9 1 -' v - 139% —TOO Hackensack Water 25 HainuuiVon Oil Vveii Cementing-—5 Hail iW F) Printing Co— —5 11 45 % Jan 4% July 30 31% Jun 14- Mar 12 ■, i- 11 111% Jan ' 8 May 28 Feb ,» 2 Jan 28%" Jail ; 5 2 24% May 27% Mar 17 24 33% July 30 .«• 355/aApr 16 21 89% Jan 1 72% 136% —No par : $4.20 dividend preferred 2 • 24% Nov 20 Common 5 Apr May 31 July 11 9% 28%.- 22%" 23% " Sales for Friday • Co— 98 > 9Vs Aug. 6 -Augv7 . 9'k •9 : . 23 23 23% - 28% 25 Utilities 93% Feb" 21 23 ;—1 Corp , x4 89% July 31% May 32% Aug 42%'M»r 29' Oil States Aug. 6 -' " Corp'-- , 71% Aug 6 20% Mar 11 18' 18 Sep Jun 38%-jfun 45%. July 25 92 24 33 v 90 23 41% Jun - 6 83% July 23 6 24% Dec 27 Sep 20 % May 4 19 Jan 24 87 81% Aug 28 Feb 105 Va Feb 19 39*% Dec , 34% Jan 24 42% Mar 20 103% Feb 17 Dec Gulf Gulf (90 Aug. 5 _ 16 152 Aircraft P*t Guantanamo Sugar_ L-l Gulf Mobile <fc Ohio RR com—No par $5 preferred No par 11 80% Jan 8 107% Feu 14 May 10 32% Jan 9 Mar 14 98 23 12 % high sale PRICES Wednesday Thursday Tuesday Monday « EXCHANGE 34% Jan 2 147% July 26 21 83 3A Jan 9 39% Mar 23 12 76 % Dec 22% Jun NEW YORK STOCK Highest . and LOW STOCKS Range Since Jan; 1 Lowest Highest 5 7a *21 437 b *81 6074 *79 44% 5% 5% 5% 574 5 %a: 217 n 21% 22 215 43 % 41% 43 >4 42 83 83 83 33 60 3 *81 a 81 45'4 59% 43 7 b 60% *60 60% 80 *79 *79 80 45 3 a 42% 43% 88 7 b 88'% 88% 88 57 7 a 59% 57 % 59% 93'% 93% 93 % 94 6274 63% 62% 64 574 5% 21% 21 2174 1,700 43 4174 42 4,700 83% *81 84 60 *59% 60 3 80 *79 80 30 4 1,300 % 74 42% 43% 42 42% 89 89 7b 89 89 2,100 58 7b 59% 58% 59 38,200 93 7b 88% 65 59% *79 60 '/a *93 a *81 % 53% 64 5% 217 b 42 7 b 88 93 . 21% 44 7b. 93'b 93 3 93 3 64 64 3 62% 4 a 64 a 28.500 160 11,500 %■ 1957 Volume Number 5663 136 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle .. (639) NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD Previous Range for STOCKS Range Since Jan. 1 Year !!>."»<> Lowest Highest Lowest NEW Highest Aug. Aug. (> .» Sale* foe the Week Friday Thursday Aug. 8 Wednesday Aug. 1 Tuesday Monday Par SALE PRICES HIGH LOW AND YORK STOCK EaCILiNuE Snares Aug. :> K 34% Feb 37% Feb 70 % Aug 13 Nov 27 104 127 52 88 Aug 18 Feb Dec 44 37% Dec 21 96 92 Dec 5 103 97% NOV 28 108 89 Nov 30 105 74% Julv 23 Dec 28 103 1 20 Feb 102 102 4/4% 14 100 37 *75'% 76 Z100 87 *84 87 *84 *84 100 92 *92 94% *92 94 *92 94 94 94 92 IZIZlOo 86 *84 87 *84 87 *84 87 *86 *86 91 *86 91 *86 91 4'£nr?umulative Preferred preferred preferred 4.35% par 4 38 % Jan 31 2 32% May Kansas 4% 27 48 Dec 12 37% Feb 12 49% July 10 147% Mar 14 101 % Feb 53% Apr 5 128% Jan 31 11 75% Jun 7 10 47 Apr 12 21 58% Apr 27 41 Jan 32 Va Dec 4 40% Mar 19 29 Mar 32 % 37% July 29 Nov 5 31 74% Aug~20 Dec 18 98 Feb July 5 35% Jan 10 30% Jun 52% Jan .. 4 34 26% .27 27 Va 27 a 26% 2,100 26 7 26% 27% 27 24% 25 24% 24% 2,900 24% 24% 24% 25 24% 24% *13'% 13'% ' £ 1 107% 105 Va 106 102% 105% 42% 41% 42 41% 41 Va 41% 42 65% 66% 63 % 65% 64 65 65 % 67% 29 29 % 39 39 49 49% 32 29 29 39 48% 48% 32 32 65% Jan 2 10 21% Mar Airlines 1 25 % Feb 7 27% Apr 34 Va Jan. Kress 23% Aug 8 26% May & 34% 39 Va 2,300 48% 49 8,200 31% 31% 200 33% 33% 4,400 47 Va 46 Va 46'% 9,300 46% 48% 46% 47 Va 46% 47 79 % 79% 80 60 80 80 18% 19% 18% 18% 18% 18% 18% 18% 81 160 17% 18 *80 81 *80 25% 26 Va 26% 26% 26 26% 25% 26% 25% 26% 6,100 7,700 29% 29% 29 ya 29% 3,600 29% 29% 29% 29% 28% 28% No par 24 24 24 23% 23% 24% 23% *23% 24 *23% « 59% 60 Va 60% _ZZZZZZZZlO Co Mfg Co Kroger Co (The).. Aug 33 Va 39'% 47 Kroehler Kresge (S S) Co (S H) 34% 10,900 1,500 1 10 common- preferred 28% Aug .33% 33% 29% 67 66% *29 "inn Koppers Co Inc 4% 34% 4,500 41% x41 34% *31% 32 *31% 32 *31% 34% 100 G E J Korvette Inc 13 Z_ _ 14,600 104 Va 102'% 41%. 106% 1 1,100 2,900 44 43'% 105% 104 39 29 10 44 49% 29% Mar 29 16% Sep 44 39 50 % Feb 13 13% 44 29'/a 29% Apr 14% Apr 13% 43 Va 48 % 94 Va Apr ,62 13% 44'-% x38% 9 17 13 44 *29 9 Jan 13% 44% 49 % 10 54% Oct 13% 13% 38% 26 4 13% 2.50 common 34 *32% 44 No par Dutch 500 26% 29% Royal 32% *32% 48% KLM 30 8,100 32% 38% ~21 43% Jan 34 29 1 47 ; 69 *32 % 1 Jan > *67 Va 34 *32%' % Dec 3 19 69% 67% 69 % 25 31% Dec 22 69% Kimberly-Clark Corp King'-Seeley Corp 17% Aug 25 70% 4,2 % conv prior preferred Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (Ill) 36% July 11 _ 70% 30 68% 68% 50 Copper 46 Va Aug 78% July 1 91 *88 8.9 40 8 7s Co County Land Co Kerr-McGee Oil Indus 361/2 86 87 % 89 ZZZZZZZZ & 36% No par Kern 19 43 % Jan 3 50%.July 25 /■ „ 17 preferred (Julius) Kennecott 100 com—No par Kelsey Hayes Co 47% May 31 11 27 % Feb 30% July 16 Kayser 4 Feb Southern Kansas Gas & Electric Co— Kansas Power & Light Co 17 Apr 57% Feb 39 6 Dec 61 3 26% July 11 _ City non-cum 15 100 cumulative preferred 77% Jan 300 *36% 87 4.20% a: 36% *84 4,o0% 32% Aug 36 % 103 Va 36:% 103% 36 Va 87 3 7 103 102% 101% 104 102% *84 18 9 105% 103'% 87 21 20 103% % 44 76 Feb 64% Jun 44% *75% Feb 39% Feb ■ 4,500 4,400 44% 76 Apr 15 82 1,200 44 Va 43 *75% 96 2 . 90 42'% 76 96 19 7 90 44 *75% 1 Feb 40 37% 90 Va 43 Va 76 6 Jan Mar 24 38% 90 % 44 37 % July 12 1 38 90% 44 75 Aug 23 25 38% 90 37 Jun 26 Va Jan 23 37% 91% — 87 Mar 27 42% Apr preferred 86 24% July 23 43%: Oct conv 90 21 Jan 113 cum 1 28% Aug 14 12 Va Dec 30 39 Va 91 o'lfnl City,Pr & Lt Co com_No preferred 10 21% Jan 38 % 92 V4 .3.80% May 28 24 39% 92 % 5q 13 46% Jan Nov 14 Feb 15 July 5 Mar 12 28,600 38% 100 preferred preferred May 22 Apr 92 % May 9 71V4 Feb 37 86 Mar 1? 83 4%% 24 Ja.ii j»74 conv 14 38'% 331/3 Ka.i?/6L A*um & Chem Corp 4 Va fo cum 9 Fen 105 Va Aug 7 00% July 15 Mar 87 > Dec 19 9 1 Mar 78 K 46% May 15 109 Va May 1 a4 44% Aujj , 12 July 42% Aug 101 % Aug 20 —"ZIZIZ—Zl 60 60% 59 % GO % 14'/a 61 60% 14 % 23 14 Va 14% *22 Va 3% *3% 500 62 5,100 14 % 2,400 L 25% Apr 3% Nov 13 26 »Jun 8 97 32 83 13% Jan 10 35% Apr 26 26 21% Jan — Apr 24 19% Dec Feb 16% Jan 4 4 2% Jan 10 9 72% Feb 61 % Oct 25% May 24 12 1 19 Apr 29 8434 July 17 13% Jan 14 10 20 7 63 2 Jun Feb 12 50 Jan 23 64 Aug 9 47% Jan 23 76% Nov 7 18 14% May 28 35% Jan 25 100% Jail 12 6% Nov 29 12 47 58% Dec 8 18% Nov 29 25 % May 14 33% Dec 12 35 37% Dec 10 Jan 28 31% Mar 19 21% Oct 23% July 19 6 88% Dec 27 Mar 14 Dec 11 104 97v Nov 19 103 % Dec 28 15% Dec 12 21 % Feb 28 143 % Jan -23% Jan 27 Jun 1114 Jan Feb 28 5% 89 Jan 25 . 106 Dec Apr 4 2 21% Aug 127% Mar 4 30% Jun 5 *18% *5 'A 5% _i 30 % 30% 5 lo 7 12 29 24% 24 % 24% 24% 24% 2418 24% 16 7 16% 17 17 17 17% 16% 82 % 82 82% 83% 4,800 82'/a 83 83 % 11 10% 11 10% 12,300 xll 10% 10% 11 Va 64:! 64% 63 Tb 64 % 7,400 132% 130% % 64 64 64 Va 64 a % a 64%. 134% 133% 63 Va 63% 61 Va 62% 60% 62 % 66 Va 68% 65 65:% 65 Va 67% 15% 15% 15% 13 VB 15% 15'A *15 15% 52 (a 51 Va 52 50 % 51% 51 52 Vb 51 37% 36 Va No par 36% 17% 18 Va 4 37% 38% 34% 35% 1 : Zl0 Z 37 12,000 18 17% 18 17% 18 36% 37% 36% 37% 35% 34% 34% 34 120 125 32% July 12 32% May 17 Macy 5 7% Mar 28 86% Jan..30 15 20 30% Nov 14 27 V4 11 33 % Oct 16 28 Va Feb 80% July 92% Jan 13 10% Apr 6 10% Feb Feb' 12 28 7% Mar 18 139 Mar 20 57% Aug 31% Nov 26 41 Mar 13 35 6 476 6% Sep 20 Dec 473% Dec Jan 610 26 5 ~ 4% Jtm~26~ 28 Jan 3 31 7 Sep 24 19 18% Aug ■ pfd— 93 *91 93 *91 *91 *91 93 93 *84% 90 *84% 90 90 *84% 90 *84% 90 *84% 82 *80 82 *80 *80 *81% 81% 82 83 % *97 98% 97% 9 7'/a 600 98% 20% 207 21'% 31,900 %; 27 "a "1 31% 81 50 %!0 —Z_l 20 % 20% 3.33% 102% 20% 19% 20% 117% *116% 27 % , 27% 27% 28% 8% Oct To" Nov 7 , 48% May • 16% Feb 20% 7 " 80% 79% 80% 80% 20 % 20 % '20% 20 101% 99 101% 98% 37% Nov ' 31 Apr 24 32 Nov 20 37 Dec Dec 21 28% Feb 54 25 Jun 83 77 Feb 32% Feb 25 Jun 10 Jan 22 « ' - * ' Jan 4 26% Feb 19 30 46' 6 39% Jun 24 '42%'-Apr 30 12% Dec 21 15 Jan 16 12% Feb 14 ■13% Mar 11 69% Nov 28 83% Jan 20 75% Apr 40% Dec 24 28 68% Jun 38% Dec 26 Feb 11 47 " 32 Oct 76 16 1718 Dec 32 34% Feb 11 13 Mar 1 43 % Aug 20 1 13% Dec • ' - 19 Sep 95 % Mar 75% Mar 5 6 43 % Jan 23 54% Dec 10 49 Jan 2 17% Dec 31 23% Feb 29 16% Jun 26 15% Feb 1 21% Jun 12 16% Jun 3 31% Oct 1 82% Dec 19 27% Nov 29 1 27% Jun 25 76 July 1 34% Mar 21 21% Mar 4 98 24% Feb 8 35 Dec 10 93 17% Nov 20 48 Jan 80 Dec 27 116 6 July 11 88% Jan 29 58% Aug "9 25 Va May 20 42 % 89 July 19 3 120 Apr 1 18% Aug 7 21% Jan 54% Apr 1 63. Jun 28 52 3 23% Jan 64 % May 10 28 102 Jan 107 92 Jun 102 Sep 76 6 9 27 94 8 July 25 103 8,900 30% 2,200 18% 18'/a 18 '4 18% 18'% 18% 51% 51% *51% 52% 51 % 52 34 4 34'% 33'% 34V4 33 3 a 33% 34'% 33% 33 % 33% 35% 35% 35% 35% 35% 35% *35% 35 Va No par *80 81 Va *80 30 Va 30% 30 81% 30% 30 30% 29% 30% 38% 38% 38 38% 74'% *72 *72 ! *. 100 1 i *73 74% *74 75 Va — pfd . —No par No par No par No par ,, ff Adjusted figure common ! 3 —50 —18 Robbins Inc 1 ,1 Melville Shoe Corp common— preferred series B. Mengel Co (The)— Mercantile Stores -Co Inc j 100 4% Merck do Inc & $3.50 common preferred , 2nd preferred ——1 3% 16%c No par -No par Mergenthaler Linotype Co—No par $4 conv Merritt-Chapman & Mesta Machine Co Scott-——12.50 a. 5 3.90% pfd—100 preferred series 100 preferred series 100, Metropolitan Edison 4.45% 90 28 Va 30 lo Corp common———: 5 4%%. preferred (1st series)—100 3.80% 77 25 27'A 31'% Mead 17 31 28% 30% McQuay Norris Mfg Co__— 19 98% Jan 108% Apr 28'% 52 Va McLellan Stores Co Feb 5 4 & McKesspn 86% Apr 89 28 30 McGraw-Hill Publishing —3 •McGregor-Doniger Inc class A 1 Mclntyre Porcupine Mines 5 3.85% July 19 July 10 14% 30 $2.50 preferred : * McCrory Stores Corp common—50c 3%% convertible preferred—100 McGraw-Edison Co 1 4.35% July 23 76 page 24. 24 Corp 9 88 21 13'A 30 52% common Corp May 23 23 see 26 July 12 Feb 18 104% Jan Jan footnotes 8 July 10 69% Apr 99% Feb Feb 20 Dec other July 77% Jun 61% July 31 14'/« 28 Va 29% 18'% cumulative McCord 8 30% Apr 24 105% Jan 97 % Oct all 12 May 9 Feb 82 For 7 32% Mar 15 29 Va Feb 3 Mar 93 26 14 20 8 2 29 40% Jun 17 27% Feb 44% Jan July 19% Jan 8 45% Jun 101% Dec 63 1 2 77 122% July Apr 21% Nov 26 33% Feb July 15 15% July 18 85 Va Aug 33 11 Nov ~ 9 17 May 14 16 41% Apr 30 102% Jan Apr 81 50 13% 27% 30 Va 18% preferred McCall 3 Jan 14% 28% *72 73 *68 *68 70 *27 Va 28 27% *50% 51 *50% preferred series preferred series before 3 for 1 split. —100 100 29% 13 13 74% *72 74'% 74', a *72 74'% *72 74% *67 *6.7 70 51 15 % 13'/a 13 70 70 44% 42%' 43 42% 47% 48'% 47'% 48 14% 14'% 14'% 106 102 *69 100 55 55% 54% 16% 16% 17 17 34% 33% 16 27% *27 27% 40 Va *40 40% 34% 70 70 43 * 43 43 43% 3,700 48'% 48'% 48 48 2,400 14% 14% 14'A 14 % 14'% 100'% 16% 16% 16% 17 16 Ta 16% 17 17 34'/a 34 34% 85'% 85 Va 85% 85% 150 86% 28'% 28% 28 Vb 2 8'A 2,500 78 Va 79 Va 60 78 78 78 78 77'% 77'% 44% 43 46% 4b* 49% 49% 42 22% 22'% 22% *22'%- 22% 38 Va 39% 38% 38% *110 120 22'%. 38% 38% *111 *77 38% 79 52 53 % 58Va 2,620 22'% 22% 22% 1,900 38% 10,900 38Tb 38% *70 80 78 *78 *70 78 80 117 112 112 115 112 *111 111 57% 57'% 57% 57% 57% 18% 18% 18% 18% 18 53% 58'/a 58 58'% *77% 79 77 78 *86 90 *86 90 57% *58 57Tb 57% 600 18% 18% 9,400 18% 18 Tb 58 *57 58 58 79% 80 80 78 79 Va r 18 Tb 58 Va *86 58 80(1 78 % 230 91 *86 91 *86 91 80 *77% 80 77% *77% 80 *77% 80 *77 80 *77 80 80 *77 80 *77 80 *77 *88 93 *87 93 *87 93 93 93 *88 *88 400 58'% *77% 77% 400 14,900 34 34 22 Va 1,600 1,300 2,800 1,900 34 Vb 28% *78 55% 16% 28 Va *73 54% 100 54 86 % 80 ♦99'/a 55 16'% 28% *85 ' 101 54'% 28'% 86 Va % 20 150 13 70 28% 28 300 2,100 13 Vb 13 *85 Va 86 700 400 13 101% *16% — 50 51 *15% 16% 17 34 27% 27% *50 Va 53 Va 16% 17 11,300 7,900 15% 14'% 55% 16'/a 38% 51 101'% 14% 101 30 Va 37% *69 43 48% 70 30 27'% 13 Va Va 15,100 28 *40 40 Va 40'/a 70 30% 15 Va 27% *27 43% 48 1,400 30 Va 27% 15% 42 30% *50'/a 70 70 600 70 30'% 27% 15% 13 38% *72 *50% 27% *40% 30 38 7 4 Va '27Tb 27% 42 30 33'% *67 *15'% *40% 29% 38 70 15% 35% 8,000 2,400 81% 30% 51 27'% 35% *80 81'/a 30 27% 15% 81% *80 *80 74 27% V. . 32 % Jan 13 $3 9 55 400 30 —No par pfd 1947 series—No par preferred Maytag Co 17% Apr 11 13% Jan 50 $3.40 20 9,800 52 Va Co- $3.75 cum Mar 22 2 3,400 14% 52% preferred $3.75 31% l4'/o 14 Va Maspnite Corp —No par May Dept Stores common5 31 5 ■' Jan Jan 21 July 68 27% Jun . May 15 41% Dec 72 83 9 31 14% 18% 8 July 31% 28% 5 8 73 7 400 31% 16 13% Corp 40% July Martin 7% - 5,600 5,900 31% - common—_5 preferred *—50 Calculators Inc_ 35 % Jan ; 8 18'A 47% Jan 22 •' 8 41% l 1 13 8% 41% 535 *7% 30% 6 Mar 42 *515 *15% 32 Marshall Field & Co com 4%% 3,100 535 7% 32 Marquette Cement Mfg Co— 8 14,700 38% 6% 6.25 4%. convertible 28 62'A 38% 15% 32% 91 Jan 7% 61 38'% 7% 32 Exploration-^^ Midland 6% 63 Va 8'% 7% 15% 35% July 19 Aug 25 20 Marine 60 700 17% 38'% 17% 15% 7% *15% 12.50 2,000 9% 14,900 1,000 41% 8% 7.% 15% 37% May 28 56% Jan July 17 12% Dec Marchant 7% 7'A 9% *515 41% *7% 14 87% Mar 6 7 7% 41 Va 42 15% 11 34% Apr 14 2 35% Feb Feb 2 10 7% X41% 7% Feb 30 96% Jan 73% Dec 21 Dec 3 97 , Jan 54% Feb 7% 42% 38'A 15% Corp 20V» Apr 41% 80'% 17 Va 1,100 12,300 *6% < 535 *7% July 29 48% Mar 19 17 74 • 38 535 "515 30% 80% *9 2,600 44,300 61% 6% *515 535 30% 82 9'/'a 61% 38 38% 38% *515 6 % 57% 30 30 Va 16% 9% 5 Marathon Gil 39 Va * 6% 60% 28% 1,-800 117 29% 30% 17 15 Tb i— Maracaibo 11 59 *28 *115 20 Vb 100 30 Va *80'/a 82 No par ; 31 50% Mar 23 -* ; 17% 17 63 9 Vb Vb 29'% 30% 16 117 *115 30% *80% 9% 9% 17% 38% 50 1 Manning, Maxwell & Moore Jun 9% 6% • Manhattan-Shirt 14 81 17 Z_1 29 »A 30% 81 28% 28% 29 117 30 3 b 30% 30 Va GO 1 _1_. Eros 29% a 82% 10 10 Manati Sugar Co Mandel 30% 30 7 *9% Inc-1 . 31% Feb 24 45 % Dec 11 Giant Mkts 80 7 Jan 98 82"% Dec 11 1 July 100 Garden——No par Mahoning Coal RR Co Mallory (P R) & Co__— 9% July 23 34 18 18 Va July Square 15% July 17 2 16 50 40% July 11 18 32% Feb 21 70 s 1 14 56 % Jun 51% Sep 26 29% Apr Nov" 13 . May 27 Jan preferred series A 28 % "115 117 170 " 97% 30% *81 79 80% 2,900 28 % 20 Va 30 5 i Va 28% 28% *115 117 ►.115 No par 37% May 13 9Va Jan 27% Apr 1 12 17% Jan 24 25% Apr 4 Jun . 10 6 15% Jun Apr~l8 10% 29% Nov 28 44 com! 29 Va 28% lo 100 28% 28% 10 118 118 118 80% 20 98% ; Co Inc Magic Chef-Food 2 ..50% Jun 17 . 4% Mar 11 5 1 a 102% 20% 100% 118 • 116% 20 Va 118 20 118 27% 98 98 20 /" 27% 20 117 . 81 Va 98 99 *98 t,_10010 4% cum conv pfd (wd), Magma Copper ; Magnavox Co (The)—. 9 Jan 530 4 Jan 30% Aug 16 2 7%. Aug 89; • Mar 18 41 "a Aug 1 6 (R H) 4%% Madison 11% July 7 - 7 Va Aug 8 % Nov 5% Dec , 6 6% Aug 86 6% 12 Nov 28% Apr 80% Dec 27 4 250 12,300 *91 100 — preferred Mack Trucks Inc 27% Dec 8% Nov 21 Mar 21% 21 100 MacAndrews & Forbes common 39% Mar 22 1 July 115% July 25 May 24 144 7,800 34% 110 " M 26 3 49% Jan 37% Nov 23 33% *109 21% 21% 21% 36% 34% 110 100 common Co 35,100 37% 21 Va 6,800 14,000 34% 21% 11,800 18 37 21 Va 49% 93 lo com preferred conv 21% 21% 48% 17% 17% 109% «/8 9 9»,b 37 37 Va 110 39,100 36 % 36 Va *109 1,300 54-% 100 37 Va Va 37 111 4,700 15 52 % 49% 48% 36 111 111 110 100 49% 47% 1,500 66 % 14% 9% 9 9 834 9 Va 49 47 Va 49 % 62 *31 100 *81 330 131 a 64% 68'. b 66% \ 62 62 61% 100 *81 100 8Tb 9% 9% 43 132 133% 132 134%. *81 100 *01 200 2,200 2,200 Vt 63 7 b 1 200 19,300 83 *133'% _i0c . (M) & Sons Inc Steel *5% 28% 5 ; 4,100 5-% 5% 30 % 5% 29 30 14,200 19% 10 Nashville & Lowenstein Lukens *18% 25 100 Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky)-No par 28 22 29% ... 1% 16% 24 - 11% 11 Vb _7 30'A 30 6,700 2,400 1% 19 % *48%- 19% 5% series E preferred, Louisville Jan 122% Jun 15 45% Feb 31 18% series D preferred Loriliard (P) Co 7% preferred 8 93% Jan 74% May 15 8 9 1% 1% 5% Gas Co 4.4()l% .series G July 24 24 >; 1% 1% 1% 18% / series B 4.35% '9 18 % Mar 61 20 Mar 4 92 } 25% Jan 109 15 1% 1% 1% 100 conv 4.25% 116 38'% 14% . preferred Long Island Lighting Co 103 30% Nov 20 May 9 26 27 7 4.84% 6 27% Feb 26% Dec 83% Jan 7 . 15% Jan 5 33 15 5% Loue Star Cement Corp 97% Aug 23 Dec 21 Jun 38% 15 convertible .preferred—loo Lone Star » Jun 117 81% July 31 - 15% 38% 15 19%. Industries Corp Industries Inc 86% May 17 9 13 86 116 July 16 36% May 13 July 30 96 6 Jan 102% Jan 106 98% Dec 21 ' Jan 40 Vb 4 109% Mar 28 15% 38% 14 34 ' *5%. Lockheed Aircraft Corp Loew's In.c u— 11 22 25 32% Apr July 26 2 57VsJan 7 17% July 29 15Tb 37% 15% *10%. Litton 36 Va Aug 12 43 % Jun 15% 15% 16 ' 500 86 *83 38% Corp 3%% List 52% July 30 : 16 (The) I_, Z.2.50 Liquid Carbonic Corp common—.15 10% July 16 86 , 38 preferred Lily Tulio Cup Corp 84% July 23 *83 X15 7% 6 Aug 33% 86 15 "a Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co Libby McNeill & Libby— Liggett & Myers Tobacco com 2 7% Jan 6 33% 33% 16 % 83% Co_ 33 Va *32 Va *83 38% 17 Belt 33 21 20'/a 32% 15% 24% Lionel 20 Va 20% 16 Va 17 Link 20% 19% 37% 82%. 9 20% 20% 10 24% 16% Apr 18 55% July 25 Feb 28 75 12 Jan Products! 72% Jan 8 21 Feb 49% Mar 29 24 84 62% Mar 38 Fink 7 20 par / 67% July 18 18 Jan (The) & 3 19% i15 • , Lerner Stores Corp——Nd par 31 150% Mar 14% Jun Aug 29 68 Va Jan . 9 130% Aug Corp Lehn 15 2 163 % Feb 1 137% Dec Lehman 100 1,100 5,100 *3% No par pfd % 3% Tb 3 86 *83 *3% 19% _No par 50c noncum 2nd Jan 21 Vb 32% 33 86 23 *22 23 15% ,„l $3 noncum 1st preferred 10 14 33 common 24 16% Feb 18% Mar 29 4 _ 20% 21% 21 *83 20 14 Va 14% 14% *22% 23 19% 20 20% 3 ZZZ_No Lehigh Valley RR Lehigh Valley Coal 68% Feb 30 Apr Lehrg^i Coal & Navigation Co_ Lehigh Portland Cement *3% 3% 3% —100 common 7% Jan 19 98 Sons Co 20% Jan 32 % Jun 21% Mar 26 9 & preferred *22 23 *20 , ZiZZZZZIZZZ5 Tire! & (James) *22 pfd-75 Pesos Mex _ 14% 14'/a 25 11 12 - 4 - 5% July 10 17% Feb Feb 4 Sep 17% Mar 14 26 16% Dec 28 Rubber 3.85%, 45% Jan 9 common Bryant Lees 17% Jan 20% Oct 1 Lee 8 9 29% Nov 14 25% Nov 49 94 2 1 12% Dec 36%, Apr.-,.. 4 10 28 2 74 % Feb 24% July 20 May 15 31 8 Lane 24 Jan Co preferred series A La Consolidada 6% 21 1% May 2% Jan 5 24 20% July 15 3 Jun •< 14 Oct 15 4.32% 14% Jan 3 6 1% July Laclede Gas 35% Jun 17% Jun 27 58 July 10 15% Nov 4% Jan 8 2 - Mar 22 Jun 30 Mar 22 34% Apr 8 May 89 27 July 29 18% Jan 22% Mar 12 18% Dec 15% Jan 1 3% Jan 17% Jan 4% Jan ; 6 Nov 7 19 16% Mar 13 30 7 27% Aug 4 13% July 22 10 19 Chronicle Commercial and Financial The 20 . .. Monday, August 12, (640) RECORD NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK Range for Range Since Jan. 1 Year 1956 Highest Lowest 61% Sep 33 Jan S 33% Aug 7 6 JU% Jhu 4 Lowest 20 47% Jan 26% Sep 26 Highest 12 May 28 47 7 142 Dec 29% Feb 20 26% Dec 5 19% Dec 31 Jan 23 17 58 Jan 23 61% Sep 26 95 Dec 21 13% Oct 4 76 Oct 8 22 Aug 30 30% Nov 28 25% Nov 21 Apr 26 Mar 12 38 Feb 3 127 42% Deo Dec 40 126 13 30 10 5 Jan Aug 10 36% Jan 9 40 25 y« July 17 Jan 2 137 12 25 \a Aug 9 12 Fen 20 90% July 26 73% Jan 29 131 101 75% May 10 58 ' Feb 15 Apr 2 3 24% Jan 88 Jan 11 3 33 Jan 90 Jun 19 2 42%Api 16 30% Jan 19 Jan 13% July 76 1 I 35Va.Apr 26 47% May 14 7%.Oct 2 Oct 3 35% Apr 11 2u>/* Mar 29 Feb 25 11% Feb 29 76 Feb 20 July 23 12%. Jan r eo 60 % 10 26% Feb 12 2 Miami Copper Middle South Utilities Dec 13 28% July 23 12 24% Jan 24% Jan 3 33%- NOV 19 51% Mar 19 22% Nov 29 28 Jan 39% Jan 26 47 Jun 14 3 16 % Aug Apr 16 24% Apr 18 23% Jan 9 11% Apr 18 19%. Mar 18 8 2 30% Feb 2f 23% Jun 10 40% Jan 2 Jar Motion Machine RR class 19 Va 19 105Va 106 89% 190% l4Vu 14% *82 21 27% x26% 26% 7% par —25 „ 41% July 11 Monsanto Co 91 90% 14% 14% 82 82 8% 49% 38% Aug 18% Nov 27 46% Apr 27. 25% Deo 14 28% Mar 12 37 % Deo 51% Mar 14 Dec 31 18% Jan 10 13 30% Jan 23 21 Sep 26 30% Nov 20 1 45% NOV *19% 21 *19% 27% 27% 28 27% 42 % Apr 12 42% Jan 50 14% Mar 25 35% May 1 24% Apr 13 43% Jan 7 45% Jan 11 Mar 15 18 4 Jan 4 Feb 19 May .31 7 Jan Jan 24 8 26 Va 26% 26 26 Morrell (John) & Co: lo Motor Product^ Corp Motor Wheel Corp Mueller Brass Co ; 3 - 10 v 5 8% t.% 8% 8% 49% 50 Va 49% 50!* 6,300 33% 32% 33% 33% 32% 33% "8,000 34% 34% 34% 34% 34% 34% 34% 4.1-00 *9% 9% 9% 4% 9% *9% 9% 1.000 9% 56% 57% 55! A 50! a 56 >56 Va 53 Va 55% 4,400 39% 39% 8 %. 8% 39% 40 39 Va 40 39 39% 8Va 8!4 64% 63% 63% *63! 7-*% 13% 75 75 *74 13% 13% 20 'A 19% 20 17% " ■ 9% *03% 74% 19% 4 18 * 17 17 12% *12 , Munsingwear Inc — Murphy Co (OC) Murray Corp off America Myers (F E) & Bros 12,600 8% 63 % 12,000 130 V*. • 76% 13:% *12% 13:;o 100 20 Va 4,300 i'm 10% 17 16% *: 17 12% 12 36 Va 30% 24% 4U 1,000 12 36% *12 12% 39% *75 20 19% 20 17% *12 19% J 8% 63 % 76% *12% 13% *12% ' 4 *75 76 39 122,200 ~ 64 64 64! a a 8% 8V0 8% 8% 100 12% 37 35% 36% 35% 36% 36 Vo 24% 25 24% 24% 24% 24% 24 V* 24% 24 Va 49 48 48% 47% 47% 47% .47% 46% 47% 5,800 21% 21% 21% 21% 21% 21% 21% 21V* 29 y4 29% 28% 29% 29 29:!o 29 Va 36% 36% 36% 36% 36 Va 36% 36 36% 22 22 Va 2,900 9,300 30,400 1,400 21 % 21 % 29% 30 3 6'A 367/o 21% 22 33% '13% 47%. 48 41 'A 41% ; 22 22. 13% 14 Va 13% 13% 13% 13% 47 .48% 47% 47% 47 47 41% 41% 41% *41% 20% 20% 29 29 *41% 20% 20% 20 % 20% 20 % 29 28% 29% 29 16 5 —l 16 36 'A 29 % 36% 29 % *45% -10 No par 22 Va 21% 21% 21% 29 1 -» ; "1,400 , 48 % ; —12 — Motorola Inc 100 3,300 . 36% _2 Moore-McCormack Lines: Jan ; 28 26% : 50 8% *17! Mining & Chemical— American shares— 1,000 lire Monterey Oil Co— l Montgomery Ward & Co——No par July 2 47 Jan 10 23% Jan 11 32% Jan 8 17% Apr 30 38% Jan 11 31 July 26 50 May l 19% Jun 20 27% Feb 14 7 40% May 10 14% Deo 31 36% Deo 21 29% Deo 31 21% July 18 13% Jun 28 35% Feb 13 40% Jun 10 9 32% Mar 26% Feb 11 35% Jun 8 22 36% 40% 25% 19% 51% 19% Apr 30 30% Jan 23 30 3,600 ■'■ 20% 20 26 % «. 12,000 85 *82 , 27 VB , Montecatlnl 38 . % 33% *12 Montana-Dakota Utilities Co„~—5 Montana Power Co (The)—-No par Chemical 89% 90% 14 3 a 20 '-l -'27% ; 85 "*82 v 85 *20'/a 14% 14 2,300 20,800 91 *90% 91 *90% 91 1,100 V* 14% 90% 86% 88% 87% 22% 22% 22% 49 Va *13. No par — 26% Mar 49% Jun 12 20% 107 Va 22% 8! 8 56% Tool——-No A Class B 4 19% 106% 35% 9% 57 Monarch 25% 107% .... 8 600 11,100 104 105 Missouri-Kan-Tex RR. com—No par —————1.25 33% 25% 20% 34% Mojud Co Inc July 17 33 Va 25% 26 33% 17 12 33% 25% 23 *90%' 21 27% 26% 8% 60 *33 Va 20 33% r,: 1,900 132% '131 132 '130% 300 50 49% 49% 25% 33% i... 34% . 7,100 33 *31% 34 22% Mission Development Co— i. 5 Mississippi River Fuel Corp——10 J 45 Va 48% 3 100 34% 20% 48% preferred series A—— 5,500 35 % 26% 50% 1% 35 Va 22% 104 90 .90% . 14% C5 . 35 20 49% Missouri. Pacific RR class A—No par Mar 23 16% Nov 29 88% MohascQ Industries Inc---——5 3Vifo preferred ———.—, -100 4.20% preferred : —100 22 18% Nov 29 .105 • bitarest 35 % 49'A 33% •33 Aug. 8 *32 132 *130% 33% l 72% May 1 83% Apr 22 14% Dec 31 4y 131 the Week Aug. 9 22% 20% 1(J8 i.. 1 11 % Apr Feb 20 48 Friday 26 20 - 44% Jan 31 12 32% *33 22%--.'22%. 90% 14% $5.50 1st preferred———<—..100 .81 . $1.50 2nd conv preferred-., —25' > *20% Minnesota & Ontario Paper—-2.50 ■ 27 I Minnesota Power & Light——No par 26% 36% Mar 28 2 32% 130% . — « Aug 32% 48:4 Thursday 35 Ve 36,4 48% » ,Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg —1.50 Minn Mining $ Mfg ooin_—-Nopai $4 preferred -Nopai Minneapolis Moline Co common _1 65% Mar 88 21 100 ———\.10 Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer—1 Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par Minn St Paul 888 Marie—No paz 8 8 35 *131 133 33% 33 .4 26% 26% 48% ■. 1st preferredOil Corp Minute MaW Corp—*. Mission Corp - 3o% Sales fee PRICES 35 34% 32! a 49% 32% -,-5 Midwest —— 33% *31% — 12% Jan 2 67% Oct 14 May 24 43% May 27 377/a May 23 35% 34% 35 35% 35 Aug. ti 33% Enterprises Inc— Ex $25 distribution Midland Steel Prod common 8% 33% 5 _10 Inc 8% July 1 53 Jun 24 63% July 12 73% July 9 60 1 91% May 31 25% Mar l 33% Jan 81% Jan 18V« Mar 2 13 40% July 24 36% Aug 14 49% NOV 29 8 9 7 3 5 July July 98% Feo 26 Aug July 23 ; 6'A 17% Jan 14 July 25 21% July 12 26% Aug 20 Si -7b 9%;NOV 29 4 May 31 24 % 17% Mar 21 3 30% Jun 25 Feb . 32% Jan 22%-May 14 105 3 July 15 ■4J 49% Apr 30 29% Jan 53 30% Feb 36% Jan 23 9% Dec 10 40% Jr.n 12 Par EXCHANGE 50% Jan 3o'/2 Jun SALE Wednesday Aug. 7 AND HIGH Tuesday Monday Aug. 5 NEW YORK STOCK Midland 40 LOW STOCKS Pcerioo* 13% 39,300 1 29% 13% 4.1Q0 . 2.100 . 1 3,300 47% 47 Va *41'A 41% 400 21 21 Va 21 Va 1,700 29% 287/a 28% 1,400 41% 157/a 15% 15% *15% 15% *15% 36 Vo 36% 36 36 Va 35% 36 V* 35% 36 3,600 29 % 29% 29 % 29 Va 29% 29% 29% 29% 2,500 46% *45% 46% *45% 46% *45 Va 46% 45V'a 45 Va 100 117 Va 116% 116% 116% 16 *15% 300 N 118 Jan 24 105 62 Jan 23 23 Feb 17 May 10 22 July 16 82 July 25 29% Jun 27 11 Nov 26 16% Mar 19 11 42% Apr 18 39% Jan 24 148 16% May 28 35% Jun 8 34% Oct 17 150 179 Nov 21 11% May 24 34 Ve Feb 13 15 3 National Acme Co National Airlines July 3 29 % Aug 5 38% Jan 14 35 3 40 Aug 7 12% Jun 17 59 July 20 26% May 14 46% Feb 13 20% Jan 3 33% Dec f 30 Feb ia 34% Jan 23 21 Ve Mar 19 20% Feb 10 42% Aug 14 25% Jun 27 29% Oct 11 33 Jun 20 92% Dec 17 101% Aug 28 87 18% Jun 20 21% Mar 12 37% Dec 27 61 % Apr 13 105% Feb 23 8 23% Fen 12 18 Aug 7 35% Apr 25 154 Dec 10 179 Jan 31 132 Nov 30 153 Mar 12 127 % 11% Jan 9 Jan 20 13 48 36% Jan Jan 3 9% Apr 10% Dec 26 12% Feb 13 13 Mar 29 17 8% Mar, 13% May 28 15 3 13% Dec 21 17% Mar 19 13% Jun 31% Deo 14 39% July 30 96 Mar 13 29% Aug 72% Aug 3 Jan 5 Gas Co 30'A 2,500 40 39 J '■> 39% 39% 39% 39 Va 39'% 39% 39% 6,300 147 xl45% 145 % 145!a *144!4 145 'A 39% 100 147 lo 13 5 02% 23 % 44% 36% 5 18% .5 25% 5 1 1 — com 100 - *85 National Linen 13 Va 13 61% 62% 62% 62 Va Ci27ij 62% 62% 23 23% 23 Va 44% 23% 43% 23 % 43% 37 18% 36% 36% 26% 18% 18% 18% 18% 25% 88 x24% 25 % 24% 24% 87 87 87 *85! 4 18 a 18% 42% 42% 88 % 88 Va *87 181 18'A 42% 89% 41% 4,300 62% 10,200 23 23 Va 44% 46% 45 46 7 a 12,500 36% 36% 37 Vo 36% 37 19,900 17% 24% 18 18% 41% 18% 42 Vo 24! a *84 a 42 17% 2,300 24% 30,700 86% 17% 18% 24% 86! *84 100 18''« 18 41 % May 17 14% Jan 11 128 127 127 V2 125 128 V2 127 149% 150 *148 150 148 143 128 128% *128 130 Va 128 128 *128 : 129 .. 30 1301a 9,500 150 60 *128% % 128 *148 % 149 148 130'% 127 % 13 2,600 39 4,400 13% 13 13 39% 38% 39 % 39 39! 20% *20% 20% 20% 20% 20% 1,500 74% 75% 74% 74% 6,500 34% 34:t 34% 34% 1.000 45% 46% 14,700 *37% 38'A 2,400 8% 16,100 39% 21 % 39% 20% 76% 74 75% 74 75'A 85 45 35 35 35% 34% 34% 46'A 45 % 46 % 45 Va 46 45% 46% 37 % 8% 9% 37 % 8% 38 38% 38 38 % 38 % 38 8% 8% 8% 8% 8% 8! a 8% 9 % 9 9 8% 9 9% 9% 9 9 12 % 6% 12 12 11% 12 15 13! 2 15 13% 15 15 13% 13% 29% 29% 29% .1 2 16 % Feb 0 Nehi 28 14% Febi 4 No par 5 5 - 1 1 ; Neisner Bros Inc Natomas - Corp i. 1 ! 1 Newberry Co (J J) common—No par 33ac/o preferred 100 33% Jan 18 Feb 26 80 12% 39 13 13! 13% 75% a Jan 11 10,500 89 *87 89 *87 National Vulcanized-Fibre Co—12 Va Co. j *6% 11 9.300 41% " 83 __10 National Tea Co National Theatres Inc— National U S Radiator; May 31 3,000 23% a 45! , 200 13!« a Natl Malleable & Steel Cast—No par No par 9% Jan 10 85 13! 12% 13 Vo 39% 20% 42 1 a 13 'A 127 Corp National Sugar Ref Co— National Supply (The) Pa 7 145! 13 13 Va 100 Service National Shares Corp National Steel Corp 8 *88 145 147 13 13'A 62% 23% 45 19 19% 19Va 19% 19 100 preferred A preferred B 37% Mar 11 51 Jan 9 3 6% Jan 14% Jan - 29% pfd series of 1951— 21% July 18 80% Jan 3 7% May 29 8% Aug 7 11% Aug 7 12% Oct, 11 5% July 18 Dec 6% 17V» Feb 65% Marl2 33% Feb 12 40% Feb 12 75 Jan 23 4 15 30 8 7 Dec 5,200 29% July 13% Aug Oct 13 29% 18 % 47% Jaj 7 12% 29% 42 % 10 12 36 12% 29% 10 139 July 23 33 v* Dec 28 12% 28% National Fuel 12 Sep 10 2.400 12% 30'A National Gypsum Co commonl $4.50 preferred No par National Lead Co common 5 12% Apr 77% Aug 17 87% Nov 5 u 13 Va 29!a 5 10 8 20 16% Jan 20 61 20% 12% 4 36% Jun 19! 60 20 Va July 1% 1,900 13 Jun 138 200 56'A 60 Va 20% 46 162% Apr 16 15% .55 Va 13 19% Jan 25 14% Sep 4 48% Oct 24 5 32% Feb 14 64 123% Aug 4%V« *15% 20% 97 86% July 2 100% Feb 12 148 Jun 26 76% Jan 23 3 190 117 *115 16 58 58 60 Va National Department Stores Natl Distillers & Chem Corp 9 28% May 21 101% Apr *15% 1 preferred A Corp National Cash Register National City Lines Inc— National Cylinder Gas Co National Dairy Products 4 15% 60 Va 1 National Can 24% May 22 50% July 11 38% Mar 18 23% Jan 7 Fibres 1% S 76% Jun 17% Au g Aug 9 116% 15% 57 115 Inc - National Aviation Corp National Biscuit Co common 6 163% Apr 15% Jan 145 |7 Jun 115% 16 ?15% 16 - National Automotive Jan *15% l Jan 8 117% 5 14 80% Jan 100 Corp 30 Apt 11 28 Natco ia Feb Dec 4 Louis-! Nashville Chatt & St Feb 20 93 8 18 % Jan 20 10 Jan 55 % Aug 9 18% Jun 18 Jan 30 15% Aug 130 May IB July 24 —- *72% 13 % 74 ■ 6% 4 1 3,600 12% 12% 12 V* 6% 0% 6% 6% 15 *14% .15% *14% 15% 13% 13% *13Vi i3-:« 13! a 13% 29% 29% 29% 29% 74 72% 72% *72% " 6% *72% 21 * 6% *14% *12 6% 1,300 200 ... 900 *29% a 30 *72! 30 73! 2.000 73% 10 15% 24,GOO a 1,600 1 16% Apr 26 79 Nov 21 88% Jan 20 50 May 28 23% Nov. 29 32% Nov 29 26% Sep 11 76 Sep 26 94% Jan 6 440 July 24 17% Sep 97% Feb 6 15% Jun 24 14 77% Jun 19 7 99% Feb 13 125% May 87% Nov 19 Jan Jan a Jan 24 70% July 10 84% Jan 27 % 33% Apr 30 3 47% Jan 33% May 18 91 17 86 New New 130% May 20 28 July 24 27% Feb 20 28 Feb 25 7 5 *26'A 26% 34% 34% _15 27% 27% New York Dock common—' No par 17 78 87 Apr 22 100 May 7 103 Mar 11 Jan 9 278 Aug 8 351 Mar 28 $5 N 3 13 Aug 5 17 3 19 31% Aug 9 41% Jan 14 58 69% Nov 29 73 Nov 28 78 Dec 31 Dec 11 82 Nov 26 27 July 29 33% Jan 5 60% Jan 4 22% Nov 19 Jan 15 54% Jan 4 39% Mar 27 33% Jun 24 38% Apr ia 94 5 73 Jun 10 87 34% Feb 28 85% Feb 23 91 Feb 13 29 Aug 7 64 July 1 July 29 Mar 69 98% Jan 74% Aug 103 Jan 9 16 6 22% Aug 18 43 Apr 13 73% July 18 26% Feb 7 82 July 11 99 18% May 25 non-cum 78 26 26% 16% Jan 16 77 v* Dec 28 41 104 May 8 Sep 19 16 Va 15% 82" 16 *79 15% 82 106 107 107 :> *78 . 78 79% 82 —i- 3,700 106!'a 106 77'A "■ 78% 27 26' 8014 26 Va 26% 26% 26 26 Va 1,900 33% 32Vi 33% 32 V* 33!« ! 32 Va 32% 29,500 27:! a x32% 26% 27' -4 26% 27! V 26% 26% 8.600 83 *79 100 105 *100 105 278 340 *278 340 81 % Jun 26 18% Apr 10 33% Feb 12 62% Feb 11 20% Jun 21 Apr l 31% Mar 1 73% Feb 14 81 Jan 30 80% Apr 11 90 Jan Common No par Preferred 5% series A New York Shipbuilding Corp N Y State Electric Gas Corp— 28 102% July 15 25% July 18 34 Va *73 29 Va 100 100 100 5.25% 39% May 17 3 70% Jan 24% Jan 9 preferred Niagara Share Corp 100 & Western 5 v Nopco Chemical Co Norfolk 29% 100 No par 100 preferred preferred 4.10% 1 - 13 *33 No par Common $3.75 preferred Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com 3.40% preferred 3.60% preferred -3.90% 100 2 — Ry common—25 Adjustment preferred 25 *65 13% 32 % 29% *79 Vi ' 81% 81! a a 81% *80 14,900 50 83 *100 105 "100 105 *100 105 *278 340 278 278 *271 332 Va 10 34Va 73% 29% 69 71 % 75 82 V; *69 *74 32 % 100% 100Vi 24% 24% 36 % 36% 68 68% *21% 22 13% 13-% 13% 13% 13 13% 13 13 % 32% 31% 32 31% 32 31V* 31 % 1,200 27% 29 % 27'A 23 7 a 29 30 29 29! 4,570 34% 34% 34! a 34'A 34% 34% 73% 73! 2 *73 29 % 29% 29 32 49% Sep 25 % Oct 7 23% Aug 9 20% Feb 12 39 Vi Jan Jan 3 70 1 79 50% Aug 8 48% Jan 2 58"% May 20 8 99'A Jun 26 88 ill Jun 35% Oct 1 45 16% Oct 1 18% Aug Apr 19 12 July 39% Feb 13 2 24% July 17 107 Jan Mar 4 8 49% May 31 North American 5%% preferred Northern Pacific Ry 74 Va 7112 ' *69 70 69% 75 *74 75 *74 Va 75 86 *69 *82 *82 86 *82 86 100% 100% 100% 100% 24'A 24% 23% 24'A 36 36 *35% 36 % 68% *67 Va 67% . 68'/* *21 % 22 21 *100% 24! 69'.4 2,300 2 3.100 34% 60 75 21.500 29 VB *69 69 200 70% 74 '/a *82 50 74! 2 10 86 100% 101 24% 100% 270 24% 24 V* 3.600 35% 67% 66! 2 35% . 600 3,700 67 a *20% 20% 300 24% 40.400 21! \ 24% 24% 24 24% 24 24 22% 72 Va 22% 22 % 71 22% 22 Va 72 72 com—10 52% 53% 52% 50% 51 100% 45% *99% 5 a 29 *65% 69 36 67'a *20% 22% *70% 100% 100% 44% 45% a 36 21 1 100 29 v* *65 Va 34! *73 75 29 *65% 1 50 Aviation Northeast Capital Corp Northern Central Ry Co Northern Natural Gas Co *73 75 29% 69 69 *65 • 38% Nov 29 104% 78% par *80 *79 78 50 preferred——No Y & Harlem RR Co ^ N Y New Haven & Hartford Co— Jan 4 *79% No par 30 34% Dec 78 !4 York Central.: 64% Jan 75% Nov 28 28% Dec 6 82 106 Chicago & St Louis Co July 25 15% 16'a *79 104 1 —. 16 82 N Y 12% Nov 27 21 16'A 107 10 — Newport News Ship & Dry Dock New York Air Brake 32% Dec 26 Jun 16 *79 105 V4 New 107 Maris Electric System 1 Jersey Pr ss Lt Co 4f« pfd_100 July 29 36% July 25 29% Jan 10 500 , England Newmont Mining Corp. 71 51% *99% 44% 24 23 7 i, 24% 22' .1 22 22! 70! 2 71 ' 72 72 50;i 8 51% 51 % 51 % 100% 99% 99% 44 45 % 44 % 45 Vi 16 Va 16% 16 70% % 22 r 101 1,700 a 90 101 % , ■ 4.400 50 45! a 28,800 16 69 44% Northern 72% Dec 17 84 82 84 Dec 12 Deo 5 7 16 Aug 8 68% Jut» 25 17% Jun 11 Feb 21 82 Feb Jan 3 79 Aug 8 92 Mar 29 101% Jan 9 86 Jan 2 90 Feb 102% Jan 8 91 103 Dec 18 85% Dec 18 21% Jun 8 14 Oct 1 19% Jan 8 20% Oct 1 28% Jan 6 99% July 25 29% Jan 13 79% Jun 25 85 8 13% Jun 5 20 % 28 For footnotes see page 24. May 10 23% Aug July 22 Apr 30 14 1 90% Feb 18 92 Feb 9 States Pwr Co (Minn)— Common $3.60 preferred sei-ies__ $4.10 preferred series $4.08 preferred series $4.11 preferred series 28% Feb 4 $4.16 preferred series Northrop Aircraft Inc 17% Jan 4 Northwest Airlines 23 38 Apr 10 July 12 4.6% Norwich Inc preferred Ph^rmacal Co 5 100 100 100 . 100 —100 16% 70 * <9 *80 *81 *86% 24% 16'A 70% 16! a 16% 69 Va 69% 16 14.900 69 490 79 '79 80% 130 *80 86 % '80 86% 81 *79% 81 '79% 81 88% *86% 88% *86% 24% 70% 69! 80 % *79 80 % *79 80! a 86% *80 86 % *30 86! 82 *81 82 88% *86! a 88% 16% 79 24% 24 24% 81 *86% 2 2 70% ~30 88% 23% 24!4 Va 7.900 common—10 14% 15 Va 14% 3 3% 14% 13% 13% 13% 13% 8:800 25 *20% 21 *20% 20% 21% 23' 22 V8 22! 21 % 21% 420 32 x31% 31% 31'a 31 % 30 31 30 30 % 1,900 _i 1.25 32 14 24 a 24 24 1957 Number 566*3 186 Volume . . The Commercial and Financial . ChronicU (641) YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD K&nge tor frwrlm /.•s, ' lear lUJm ■ . L*we»t Rwije Since Jan. Highest - T ■ Lowest 14 13 110% Jan 78 Dec 20 100: Jan 5 95 -.Dec 18 119 Jan 11 92 % Dec 58 V4 Aug 13 47% jua 23 4 31 109% Feb 47 V# Apr 88 3414 Jan 10 July 10 19% July 13 104 Jun 4»4No* 29 62% Aug 2 V7^AMay~2"" *59 /'Nov 20 ... >V 98 %Dwr ;• .> j - W . - Aug. Tuesday Aug. 6 o Wednesday Aug. 7/' 6 * Sale* for Friday the Week Aug. 9 Thursday Aug. H > '■ preferred—.: Natural * : * Shares- *• 4 Jan 15 16% Jyly 15 ; 68 * Jan -31 91 *90% 91 *90'i. 91 *90% 91 91 *89 91 *89% 91% *89% 91% 40% 41 % X39% 40% 39% 39% 39 % '39% 42% 42% 42% 42%. 4214 42% 42% 42% 17% 17% 17 17 92% 17%", *17 17 % 85 *82 85 82 26% 26 % 26% \ ■t 26 3 a 26% Marl3' 06 July 19 4%%' convertible preferred—100 Elevator—4—.——,-6.25 , *> 115 ! 53% : "29% 26%; 59 114 121a ;i2%' 26 % , iui; 28 '■ *86 -1 57 V 27% . ••*. 4 76 : 16%;55%" r . 54%' , 28%' ' . 73% - * 73% •1 1'6 \ o* -16% ' - 16% '57% ' "65V4 r' 65 64; * :64%r* :;.04% - t f " r4 * *'. 35% *36% '91% •%35"; 95'.- 86 - %0 " ~ *91% "*90 C5....■; x64Va " *94' .^**'34 r 35r% 90 95% "*94 - r 95%-34%g'* - *90 ! 44,000 - 76% *76% 140 5/20O 320 ... - *16% r;T6^4 «55% .'64" 1 . A J' ; .11,100 55% • " ■ 65% ' ■>' •90 .Nao^oo v •94% v94% ^91% - 9,60a ». vr i' c . 34% 90 1 '8S%>>* 41Ut> •28% "*29%4 •> -6 - 47 %■ ■ 56 » i • ;12%- <83 Va » 42,700 4 112 -.12% ■; >' *16 Vi ■4 *56%'' "54 /" -12% * 9J%~ 53 52% > *100' 463<* ' r *16% 2 •' 53% 85% ;-■ iAiV*-'-" •' 29% >■ ' 28% 77%; 76 • : 47%": 10 v 2,30a 26% " * V" 46% 29%: 76 161%' " ■" *84Vu ■ 76 76: ' 48 % 70O- 84 114 12% 85% , '• 1 85 47% v 2.20O 17% *81% 52% . 24,800 42% '• "J- *110 1 " 3J% 42% "• v 85 V 29% >■"•55%" No par 10 20. 91% *89% 26% 26V4 53%;. *110 12% '. - « 180 91 *16% 84 *81% 82 , 51% ; V, 114 ' 12%. 47%:' 48 ——__ $5 preferred—— *110 *85% - 86%/ 4%-cumuI preferred> 100 Oxford sPaper4 Co ".common.—15 Jan 16 52% * 13 * •' ' ~ ,.^.—1 Corning-Flberglas Corp 1 Owens-lilinoisGiass ;co,l—_6.25 66% July.25 i ,■> rjan a A3 54 7 a 53% *113 ■: -12% Owens ; 104 * ■ 5 _1 .3,100 82 - 91 ■; . 100 487/a 9-% ♦80 - *82 Outboard Marine Corp *, 30e Outlet f3ou— -———No par Overland Cor^ ■ 81% 81 7.50 — 48% 93% 81 % 92.% 49% *92% *80 Otis ■ Jim is Common 48% 93% 81 93%.: *17 ,100. Oonvpreference 1951 series Oliver Corp common.—- ' 49% a 79 % . ' * - 48 7 * "'90% , 100 Gas 49% *92% 80% No par prefAretf 4.24% series 49 93 Vi *89 ._100 Oil, Co——. Oldahoma 68 * 90 80% — - 49% '92% 100 Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co com—10 4% preferred 20 37% Jun 11 '34' ,»At»g ^7' - 4.44% Ohio 4!) —100 preferred—— preferred 4.56% 61% July 11 ► July 11 * 13% Jun li. 90% May 31 = 49% Jup 19 ", 9 i.«0V* Mar 27 .57% J*n 19, i 12 preferred— 3.90% 129 " Apr .Oct 10 common QHn Mathieson Chemical Corp— 2 *16 % Mar 27 July li 4106- \'\V' • 73 , '-S5,:i>J«n?-27 ;>.1 ^l?A-'May> .9*. 94 [SUBV. 39. 102% Jan 13 At- • Par ' 1 '■ 18 Jan 3 87 Jan 15 28 V* mx 7 < '39% Feb 12 *27%, Aug 7 . Edison Co .4.40% . ' Jan 29 99% Mar 25 28 Hn JaB .Ohio 44% Jan 4 44% Jun 14 Feb 13 11 % Jun 26 ,:.c 91* ' July v*6avNoy.27-94: 21 * Jan 14 108 ii^i'JulT'B . UftJfcSep* 10:4-117: c v.; E.vCtiANGE 103% Mar 42% Feb 11 20* • 1130V* Aug 2 May 28-f:->1738 Jan 3 i,:y- -e0?4Dec 31 v> lOT^a Jan - 9 , • *"" 33% FW14 .V~-50% July .26 V' 89 5- 17 July 17 81% July 24 28 Jan i\ 105 r jun 30 26 i 29 %v July 16 Jfcttv. 3 24 35V'aFeb 11 43' 1 «»7% May 29 jun jun 88 3 17% Nov V,', Monday * 52% May 9 >10134 Maria 76% Jun 27 92 10 33% Jan.' 4 - I.OW AND MIGn SALE PRICES NEW YORK STOCK o Dec 90 V* Dec ■43" STOCKS 1 Highest , 000 «i'4jOOO •* IUOl "91% i / / 9% Jan 10- 16% Oct 17%.Jaxi 22.' v " _ > - _«. . ->47% Oct 283iNov 27 40 30% Nov 29 %. 16 53%"Mar28 YV---3W<Nofe .29 V, ... Jan 40 2 • 46 Jan 12 54.4Jau •>*/i: I2y Dec 20 6 bTJuly . " Jan ' 9 ' 2 153% Feb 9, '125% July 3 i 6% Defc 28 4'V9, Mar 0 5% Jun 24 16% Jan 27, Z 21% Mar 20'. 14% jun 18 . ^ Pacific Gas 39% Apr 10 33% Jan 9 132 • jun • ; , - ' >-48% Dec 13 ; f ; 53 ; 86 Deb 31 . 27% Nov 29 r 103 ; Dec 26 % Aug 9 84% July 23 45 6* Jan 36% Jan' ; 3. 28% Jan , 2 • , ' 20 .. :Atig 27 42% Dec '401iJan i-4 V' : n „. ; , / 38%,Jun 24- / ' ; 16% Jan 18 V«%Mafl2, .2a%Jun 8 ,22% Jan 23 >3% Oct 2 ■Vr"" " 10 -57% Apr! 17' 30% Jan 9! 17% Dec= 20- :3y4May22 42%; Feb 12 • 10% Sep: 26 /• 1'4% Jun 25; 37 i Jun 21 27.% Sep 26 ,V> k 10 • ■! Mar 27 V28: Mar 27 i ' 3T Nov 27 20% Dec '1 41% Mar 12 Oct 20 11 28% Mar 27 101 30V4 Jan 23 Nov „ 9 30 29 68 43% Nov 26 Dec . II2V2 Mar 2 91 Dec 19 109 21 Nov 29 28 Feb Jun •.» . 27 • 4 5 .. 2 July 11 : Jan 29 101 July 18 Feb Jan 25 ' 22% Jan 7 ; • 15" 11 Dec 17 19% Jan 13 27 31% Jan 13 32% Oct 1 35 Va Feb 6 • ; 64~ SepTsT 96 %«%Oct 24 9Qt Ja» 3 54 105 Jan 13% Jan 25% Jan 33 % Aug 9 41 % Jun 27 35 3 Dec 21 1 93 July 15 .16% Oct S 22VaApr 12 17 Mar 11 3% Nov 26 71s Mar 12 3% Mar 12 51% Oct 26 60% Aug: 42% Feb 12 89% July 17 -37% Feb 10 93% Oct 107 4 Mar Apr 17 19 40% Mar 23 35% Jun 27 26% Mar 14 112% Jan 13 20 July 3 23 6 " 15 . 95 Aug Aug 9 96% Dec 28 04% Dec 1 102 Feb 24 17 14 106 Jan 4 90 109% Jan 10 .100 93 Dec 103 Dec 10 17 Jan 23 16 Deo 5 64 Dec 26 91 Feb 3S% Oct 1 70% Nov 27 47 77 July 11 ' 71 Dec 3 40 Ve 1 * 68 Va Jan July 22 87 % 471 35% V * 4012 5814' 61%' 23% 19% 19%'; Jv" ' 8 10% 12 27 52-% 52'4 52% 24% . 24 25 Va 3 94% Jan 21 06% Jan 2 56% Dec 10 43 % Feb 12% Jan 18 7% Aug <j 39% Jun 26 89 Oct 9 45 Jan 59% Jan 3 102 Feb 33 89 53 % Jan 12 % *25'4 22% Feb " 9 • 100 Apr 89 4 % Feb 93 * Mar 26 32% Feb 13 50% Nov 19 37% Apr 20 16% Jun B 20% July 27 16% Feb 12 149 Dec 11 163% Jan 16 144 Mar 15 140 Dec 21 170 23 134 Jun Jan 25 26 Vt Aug 74 Jan 10 24% Feb ; 78 ' 96% Apr 3 87s Sep 10 75% Feb 19 7ya Feb 12 .39 Va Dec ' 23 Oct 9 " 01% Dec • 7 35% May 14 •33% Nov 19 132 Dec 36% Jan 904 Dec 13 : Jun 22 Jan 23 Dec 11 Dec 16 23 31 6 10% May 2 63% Dec 27 74 37% Dec. 10 " , 21% Dec 5 108 Nov Dec 3 20% Jun 38 ] 17 4 Ff>r footn^ief Feb 15 106% Feb 1 37% Jan, -104 3 62% Oct 2 Mar . 1 1 15 29% July 25 74% Jan 3 51% Apr , 5 sep page PA. Jan 30 Jun 43 95'4 941/4 91'4 901/4 90'2 90 90 20'4 91% 20% 90 Va 20% 20 Va 21 20% 20% 93 94% 93 91 91 20% ,20% _lo 8% 20V4 8 Vi 20% *33% 8% 40 21% *33% 21% 5 25 ;.42% 86 July 2; 86% Aug 924% Jan 21 59% Feh 37% Feb 13 12i *21'4 4 21% 33% 34 34 33 V» 33 Va 300 43Vi 42% 43 " 42% 42 7 i; 42'/a 42% 2,600 7a 21'A 21 Va 21% 21% 21% * 21% 21'/» 21% 59 57 Va 5T=% 56 56'/a *56 57 *95 97 •96 97 common—1 55 % 58 54 Vi *89% 91 *89Vy2 37 100 *61 15% 77 78 190 91 Va 91 % 91 91 110 101 '/a *101 com $4.75 cum preferred 250 6,500 73 •71 73 ♦70'4 73 *68 73 *69 73 •69 75 *93% %' 18% 61% 18 «4 01% 18% J8 18% 61 Va 61 61% 24%' 24 24% 24 24% 88 Va 24% *88%- 89 *95% . .* " • 40 40 3 « 18% 18% 18 18 *135 150 135 135 135 135 " 82% • 82% *13526 26% 27 26-% *135: 27% 82V4 82% . Vi 8% 8% 98'-' *94 •135 150 ♦135 1371/a *135 137% *75 ' 76 75% 82 r 81 80 28% 73% Va 23% 28 Vi *1231 130 69?a 72% 70 *100 108 ♦98 108 *93 28 ♦124 130 26% 27 83 Va 81% ' 83 28'% *123 ♦100Vi 18 18 1734 33% 32 J4 33% 331/4 33i% 30 30% 30 V, 29 30% 30 V 2 20% 20% 49 % 20% 20% 20% 20'% % 48% 48% 49 8% 8% 8% 48% 5 8% • 8% 72 72 72 72 71% No par • 48 v *123 : 1,200 130 "15,500 71% 71% •99 104 18 18 18 33% 33 33 V4 31 30% 31 Vi . • » 2,200 20% 20 Va 20% 20% 48 3 a 487i» 48 % 49% 12.300 '8% 4 8% 2,700 5,400 3,700 8% 83a 8% 4,600 ' *71 41 530 72 *71Va 73 ♦40'3 72 41 35'4 500 41 35% *41% 42% 41% 41% 41 41'%" 35% 35 % 35% 35% 35% 35% 35% 35% 6(5% 66 66 Va '.66 66 21% '■21% •21 21% 21% •20 21% 4 7 32% Feb 29 Feb 4 4 3Va% 4.20% Pub preferred Serv $1:40 El & Gas com div preference 92 Mar 13 preferred-—— 95 Feb. 4.30% preferred—. 1 30% May 22 66 % Apr 24 48% Jun 6 preferred— Puget Sound Pow <fc Lt Co_ Pullman Pure Luc——r—-— Oil (The4 I-,-— 100 100 100 10 No par 5 X66 X21'% 21 % •21'% V* 22% 66 23 23 *20 21 %' ♦20 21'4 *20 21% *20% 66% 30% a 301 h 30 25% 25% 25% 29 7 ' 81% *80 -*84 . 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"28% 29 76 *28% 700 18 150 H'/4 28 : *124 17% 17% 100 4,500 26% t 29 • 96% 39% 18 83 81a 82 30 88 39% 40% 397 a 27% X28V4 -" 800 *84 % / 137% ' 8% .70 1,600 2.V-, 4 - *135 -29% - 8% ---29" 23% *84% 150 81% - I8V4 ,63% *62 88 t 40% 100 3,200 18 18'% 63 24% 18% 150 *135 - 39% . 18 V* *95 17% 40-14 39% 7% 42 % 91% •90 63 46,300 46% 42 92 Va X24 % 97 •95% 97 97 88% ; 89:. *88 Va 97 - 1 Va / 9% 42 Va *90 , 98 • 7% *7% . 92% *90 41% . 42 42 42% Q2 45 Va 1,100 11% *11 *93 7 a 467i. 45% 46'/a 9% *7=% 9% *7% x42 *90 < , 44Vi 46% 45% 11% 98 *93% 98 *93% 98 11% 11% 11% 11% 11% 92% 2 Inc 61 42 1814 10 10 Co Power 60% 41% % 61 ~ Gamble 61 42 *71 43% • .10,000 61 41% 75 9% 43 : 61 *71 46% *7% .... 15% 15% • 42 Va 75 98 4611; 90 15'4 8,500 27% *71 11% *93% —1 Co 41 460 101'/a 73 % 11% No par 1 !—2 10 — 61 1,900 240 27'4 27% 27'% 15% 15% 15V4 62 101 ' 28 - = 20 75 *70 * 15% 41% 42 *68 (conv > _—No par Industries 79 91 3'a 42% 15% *61 62 27 28 Va 28 15% 41% 100 preferred class. A—, 100 5 Va % 1st series, prior pfd 100 Pittsburgh .& West Virginia 100 Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—.100 Plttston Co (The) 1 $3.50 convertible preferred 75 Plough Inc ;J —2.50 Plymouth Oil Co— 5 Publicker •77'% 101% *101 101 101 28% % 91 91 Va *91 91% 101 % 28 5 100 preferred—: Electric 79 78'% 5% & 96% 96% guaranteed preferred 100 Metallurgical Ipc ,—1.25; Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co— 10 Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt --1 Pittsburgh Steel Co common 10 & •96 96 96 91% 12,400 37 96% 101 170 12,200 20 96 Va 100 1 3 52% 95 100 100 90 52 37 *20 100 89>/a 36% 20% 96% 79 13,900 20 37 20 77% 17,500 • 57 Va 36 Va 79 5Vb 5 52 Va 36 Ta 37 Va *78 2.600 18% 10% 56 Va 91 52 20 Va 96 97 58 *90 89% 53% 20Vi Consolidation Cdal Co Potomac Va 36 Va convertible preferred—No par Procter "2 52 20% 7% Poor 89 53% 37% preferred series A—, preferred 91 i " 600 57 5'ii 5 57 V* 13,400 2IV2 " *55 Va *96 * 18% 18% 56'% *20% Corp common. series 54 . 5% No par com preferred preferred preferred , preferred Reading Corp & 56% 53 ^ 5 5 4% 18 Va ltt'% ia-% 4% 53% ♦95 97 19 18% 4% (conv)——100 12.50 preference conv *95 18% 5 % - 77 *72. 78 *72 78 *72 21 3 21 % 53 21% 21,200 1,000 . 33% 58 97 280 8'/4 28,500 21 Vi 1 *72 73 800 V 34 No par —33 Va c — 100 21% 43 % 8% • 8 Va 8 V4 8 Va 21'4 ' 8 >2,600 ' • 8% " 3,700 10 23% Feb Feb . 43 *57'% Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par 4 92 34 *72 100 '4 90 63 V Public Serv Co of Colorado 118 26; 60 Va 43 94'A * May 20 24% Feb 24% Jun.. 28; 79 5 9 79% Mar 19 2 July 23 *57'/a 13,000 ' ' May 40 28% Jun 24; ; Aug. ; 48 20% July 105 9% May 15 72 July 30 21% Jun 24 July 25 '' 103% Feb 16 26 16 66 , 11 22% Jan, 22 Va Jan 60y2 Jan 34% July 24" 21 89% Dec 32% July 22 10 24 44Va Jun 21 7% Jan 2 64 35% Mar 8 T. <32si Jan 10 85V4 Dec > 3 7 19% Jun 26%'Dec • • Jun 25 Va Jun 82% Dec • 18 Jun 20 117: 11 38 120 Jun 12 •26% Jan 30 26% Mar 14 • 7 23 Mar 29 Feb 40 29 31 J^ily 25 % July 24 88% Mar 29 14 10 29% July 25 31% Feb '■ 49% , 35% Nov 29 71 Dec 31 22% Dec 26 • 84 Mar 13 Jan , 1 May 135 . 87 , Aug 10 31 July 12 60% Mar 13 23% Mar 23 7% Dec 80% Feb 6 60% 95 V4 Pitts 8% July 19 37% Jan 4 85 128 38% Aug 20 55 • July 23% Feb , Apr 20 40 V4 Apr ; 45% Nov 15 r 6 1 25 78 1 90 25 21 Feb 75% Jun 71% Nov 19 • 31 30% Jan \' 155 28 24 17 84% Apr 4 -92% Apr- 27 v 13 Feb 85% Jan 62 % 43 Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com_100 Jun 31% Jun 21 . 62% 943i Pittsburgh Forcings Co 150 2*6 Va Mar 18 10 6% Feb • 2 42% Pitts 150 ' 2 111,900 43'4 $5 20% May 16 , 10,000 15% 59 $4.80 98% May 15 46% Jan '7 6> 33% 15% 94 - Apr 10 78'4 33 43 Va 85% Jun *' 7 96 7 . 77 V* ' 43 43 43% - ' *59 62 43% • 25% 29 7 a 25% 30% 29 7 b 25% 25 81 81 •80 89 *84 81'a 81 Va *84 89 88% ♦86% 89 87% 2fi*a 26 3 25% 26 Vh 65% 64% 65 64% 65'4 42 % 41 42 % 41 42 41 Vi u 30 -1 30'4 25 Va 81V ^ 88 : 230 '700 17.300 / 30 Vb 25% •80 Va . .-7,300 110 25 % : "4,800 81% •84 a 89 ♦86 \ 26% 90 ' *84 643.), *103 110 •104 110 2614 *88% • 90 59 26 180 25'4 % 93% Pitts Coke & Chem Co com May 6 21% Apr 23 '• *24% 62 27 Va Mar 20 Dec ' *59 11 94 1,500 ' 26 10 Corp— Sand & 21% Feb Dec 26 *25 Corp 1 Light) com No par 4%% preferred 100 4.40% series preferred— 100 Pennsylvania RR —i —-10 Glass Power $4 preferred Piper Aircraft Corp Pitney-Bowes Inc 89 *24% 63 70% July 12 80 *24% 261/4, 4,500 , 52 '/a 25 52'4 241/2 28 ' " 63 % 28% July 25 • 26 2 63 22 5 •24 3 4 24 V 6314 Jan Feb 26 52% 52 )' v .500 63 Va 3.90% 3 53 £ *25 :■ 4,100 l,6dO 63% — \18Va Mar 12 70 3 i May 25% J 1,400 ) 27 63 Chemicals Phillips-Van HeusCn Corp com—1 6% preferred—_— 100 Phillips Petroleum 5 Phoenix Hosiery™.—,— 5 Pillsbury Mills Inc common—-.—25 4 44% Jan 24 25 Va 1.000 .. '» 27 27 B d 10% Mar 15 , 521/4 24 10Va *26% 27 10%' ■' • 10ii» 26% *26% 25% 52Vi 241/4 26 . 24% *25%. 10% ♦26=8 27 521/4 ■26% ■ 37a 37 a 26% ' 27 *26% K. •19Va «• 37a 261% ' 27 27VB 23 VI' •23 ' 19 Va 26=1-v ••iri(3%"io% 10% - 27 19%* 3-% 69,GOO ' * 2 4, 1 v 60 , 58%"-. 15 V Philip Morris Inc common 4% preferred 6 Feb 8% Dec 31 40% Dec 17 46% Oct ^ 23Va* : 23Va • "■'*■' 3,900 - 42%: 57% > 8,500 v 337 3%% 13% Jan 99% Mar 14 - 59 Va " 87 ••40'% 42% ! T- 340 13,400 16,400 35 347i -- ♦40% 59" > 46% -vi 45% * •85 35 78'4 Philco 77% Feb 82 23 23 3% 20% —25 23' V23''' " 19% * 3%- 4 153« 16 10 10 *> 3514 ' 19% *3Va •/ 3% lOVa 10:%! —5 " •'911A' 23 Va 231 23/ " 1 -34 3 ''• 47 * 87 *85- * 40 Va * 4212 * "57%*' 59% ' 59% ni/o' '46 J * 33'% 4.30% 4.68% 10 Va Jun Jan ; 34 % " ' '•' 60 47Va 87 ' • 77% Phila 74 16 . *42 Va" *85 78 % 8.80% 76% Jan 24 5 Mar I. . 33'/2 15'% 4.40% 91 15% Jan 35 403i * 4 87 35 "40% ■41%: * 48V4 a *85Va ' & " 147i 15% 3 45y4 Mar "14% 6 5% ' v 33 % $1 31 Va Apr 22 18% Apr 15 60 Va July 12 < 6 ' 47 85 % '35 Phila Electric Co common—No par 94 % Mar 12 3 May 14 Va Mar 36% Mar 13 Jan 5% 14%J 15 77 1 12 106 1 ' -400 1,890 -.:■* •#•' 130 i" 6: 6'/» 14%; lA'ia 129 15%: 104% Feb 10 July 16 July 11 24% Feb 12 29% Nov 19 12% May 25 96 9 my* , • 26-Va 15% 6 105% Apr 94% Feb 130, „ •••• 15%" , 129% 4% 7o> preferred— ———100 Petroleum Corp- off Amer—— 1 2 Feb - /, 128%^ 128%%. , T29'/a ' 4 >.k: 5,200 347 «■ 129% 15% Peoria & Eastern Ry Co., 40% May 21 10 129% coo 7.100 47%; 34% *25% 129 -1 4% 2nd preferred Phelps-Dodge Corp 63 % Jau ' 33% Pepsi-Cola. Co™ Feb 25 20% Dec 5 '• "34% 35 2614 V." 26'A ; •\'2- 2.200" K47' - , w "12934' ' 129 40% 7814 97 35% Pec Feb 34%: ; 26% 26% 4(F;a 33% Pfeiffer Brewing Co Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc 51 34%" '" . •-(; 78 Pet Milks Co common 7 76% Mar 19 47%; .600'. 19:/4. 78% 5% Aug 7 65% July 15 54% Jan 23 ; 1,600 : 1534 *18% 19 »4 40 ' 40% 47IV' 47% '19V a > : 397k '47% ' 347«: : 1 ' •> 15% 841 it Corp common—j $1.60 preferred Peoples Drug Stores Inc. Peoples Gas Light & Coke 98% Mar 28 20% Jun ' 33% 15% : 2. *13% v .78% Penn-Texas 9 8 Feb 23 49% Apr 24 85 Apg 26 24% May % 64% Apr 0 18% Jan 3 45% Feb 25 £6% May 18 4S%NoV 20 8 Aug .7 20% Jun 12 •" ,,130 *.',. 130 *•" !/. 5%' 6% ~ 21% Jun 14'; •15Va ■■"• 14 • 20% " -.39% . 26 % 129% "15% 46Vi * ' ; 6 •' ■ • 4'S 1,000 j 11%- 11% 11 Va 16 13% / : *25% Penna 106 90 11% • ; , 1 Fenn 20 15% 25 No par 64% July 19 45% Jan 9 92% Jun 26 20% ' 129% 3.50 —— $1.30 preferred Penney (J C) Co Pennsalt 29 129. ..2.50 V Penn-Dixie Cement Corp Pennroad Corp (The>— 70% July 12 Mar 29 128% Peninsular Telep common—No par $1 preferred— 25 $1.32 preferred—.—; 25 2 16, Co- "•34% r;*26% 130 Vh Parmelee,; Transportation—No par ,Patino Minesv^ Enterprises— Peabody Coal Co common— '• • 5% conv prior preferred Penlck & Ford 28% May 16 28 May 31 85% Mar 13 40% Jan 1 2 34% -.35':% 26% 26% "A *- AU'ways Inci—1 Parker Bust 'Proof • 49% May 16 40% Jun 27 3 27 24% Jun 24 Jun 47%' - Paramount Pictures' Corp: -1 •Park dc THlfo'rd Distillers Corp—„l "* Parke. Davis & Co,—No par l 28% Jun 47Va" —— Apr 10 67 "47T«" . 4% Jan 24 3' 12% Jan " 40 Panhandle East Pipe Line— Common No par 4c!o preferred— _,_100 ,27% Jun 11 7 30% July 133/i Jan 22% May 20%, par Pan Amer World *15 39%". -47% " * *40-;« par -- 55% Jan 21 12 48 % Jan .92% Dec Jan 75. 43% July 11 16% Jun 18 66% Sep 6 45% Jan 23 49 Va Feb Jan 3 24% Jun 21 24% Jun 21 29% Jan 13 - 78% Nov 29 13 r39 •24% Mar 26 21 25% Nov 14 • 031. May 17 36% Jun 111 46% -Mar 29 31 " 24% jun 7%Apr;22 19% Jan 4 :':%3%V 13%. 20%"* 612) preferred-, .———100 : Pacific Tin Consolidated,' Cbrp——1- 62% July 25 26% Jan 2 :22%Febl2- 1 ' ■ - *. -Pacific..Tttlep drTeleg Common—100 ,J 66% Jan I* • 25 Mills—-j.—L_'_No " 21% ;, - . Electrics :• -40% Pacific "■ .137% Mar 12. . & / *113 a," 11% 14 15% ' 14 Va *21;- * Pacific Lighting Corp----—No V 7 : ';5%.-preferred_^_^—i—.^._»25 Pacific Finance Corp—j. 2—10 11%' 11%' " . ' 14% 13% 15%: 12 " *11% "15% '•'.16" vV - - 8 51% Jun 13' , 12 5 Pacific Cement & Aggregates Inc—5 Paetflc Coast Co common _1 • • ' Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc • 2 i 26% Jan 43% Apr , IZ2% Jan 16% Jan 31 17% Jan 22 / 27 !«' • 34% Jim 27. t; 12%% Sep 2a ,142% July 16 / ■ 13% Aug ,6 15% Aug 6 19% Aug 8 33% Jan 21 . ' 23% FebF 10 31% Oct 31 v 11%.Aug It % Jan 22 ' V, 8 . 89 86%. 60 110 86% 3,000 26 20% 26 3 a 26% 65 65 3 a 65'4 65% 6.809 41 Vb 44 Vb 28.700 ' 41% 42% : 21 (642) Tuesday^ Morula y Par EXCHANGE Highest '1 Aug. u Aug. :< <1 130 Nov 21 29% Dec 26 124 Aug 138 8 Aug. •* the Week.if- 5 Feb 7 125% 127 *125% • 28 28 27% 35 % 35% 126 % 125% • J': 27% I- MOO,- , 140';" ; >1,500 . Bf>, ■< ■ ,'*—»• V- */•'-.. ' -'.kVv • 35% 125%. ; : 27% r,% 2 • tfv-35% ; Uo /% ." • •*123% 35 % . 124 27.%, .27% 26 /, . 35 Va 126% 3<> "-cvVA:■ ■ w Quaker 35% 35% 35% Oats Co (The) common—5 6% preierred 100 Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10 2 297/a Jan 26% Mar 26 Friday/- v » 37 % May 2 Sales for , '•--'•V* Q 33 yB Jan 35% Mar 7 153 Feb 20 33 Va Apr 19 May 28 31 . t:;•*..%; v*v-:. Vv• 'V • . j, SALE PRICES Wednesday Thursday Aug. 1 Aug. o ,u , YORK STOCK NEW Range Since Jan. 1 Lowest Highest , ' LOW AND HIGH STOCKS Previous Ye»r 1956 ' ' EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD ^ NEW YORK STOCK m»Bf • •¥■'• J 1.1, Uweit Financial £hronzel&i&vMonday, August 12, The Commercial and j ,22 iS ' \ . R % Fed 14 July 11 59% Apr 12 44% Aug 3 16% Aug 1 23 28% Nov 29 27 12 Dec 13 64% Jun 24 Jan July 19 9 16% Mar 15 22% May 13 19'/a Mar 6 Ranco Inc 59*/4 Jun 7 22% Aug 9 34% Jan 11 11 Va Mar 14 23% Aug 1 Raybestos-Manhattan Rayonier Inc— Ray-O-Vac Co Raytheon Mfg Co Reading Co common 34% Jan 9 33 Vb Aug 6 39 Jan 10 36 Jan 2 37% May 9 31Vb Apr 24 44 7a Jan 3 35% July 12 33 Va Nov 23 37% Apr 6 32% July 30 33% Jan 4 11 40 Dec 31 30'/a Apr 11 11% Dec 26 15 Jan 5 32 20yaJan 4 17 14 Aug 41% Apr 2 31% Jan 12 12% Jan 8 22% July Nov 27 10% Mar 14 5% Apr 12 27 18¥4 Mar 14 14 V4 Apr 26 43% Aug 6 7 Jan 18 64 % Apr July 54% July 43 Va Jan Nov 5 5Va Jan 8% Jan 27 1 1 18 15Vb Jan 11% Aug 60 Va Dec 48% Feb 12 34 y* Dec 31 45 25% Dec 27 28% Dec 14 10% July 26 9% Feb 45% Feb 85 13 49 Oct Dec 21 5 31V* 18% Jun 29 6 24 8774 Jun 24 99 17 Ya Aug 35 Apr Feb 27 37% Apr 9 510 90 Nov 28 Jan 31% Dec 21% May 28 12~ Feb ~10~ 17% 18 series Manufacturing , 55 56 23 23% 6% 6 % 6% 11% *11% 54% 11% 34% 35% 35% 55% 32% 33 Va 34 35 VB 8Ta V 56% *42%. 43% 43 , 400 /' 100 237b 4,200 *6V'4 6V 6,000 V "33Vii 11% 117a 55 35 55% 43 43 43 547a 56% 48 4,100 22.800 - 9 87a 9 9 56 Va 600 25,300 33 3 4 34 U 35% 34% - 55 a 54 Vb 33 Va . ; 9 '73,800 23% 56 7u ■ 100 - 57 *55% 43 55 Va 58% 87/a 9 : r 26 V1 v li.Tu 11% 54%. .55 33% 35% 34% 9 9 57 1 437b 26% 24 - 67a 11% 54% ,35 x34% 34% 11% 55 15 1,200 . t 6% 24 6 V* 6 % '534 '*147%'' 43-7,, 26 VA *55 Va 57 Va 23% 9 Va /. •15 26 VA 100 2,i)oo 51 23% "*5% 43% ■■•"'44 26 y,4 200 . 44 23 Va 5% 44 Va 43 Va ' *26% 24 *56 " V 55% *6% Rhodesian 1 Richfield 4 Riegel 27% May 6 8 Ritter Company 2 7% Apr 5 Oil 1 Co .,8,100 55% 27,800 43 *42 Va 1,100 29% Mar Rochester 25% Feb 31% July 24 351 2 16 Feb 13 27 Jan'Ii 31 36 % July 16 Dec 28 38% Apr • Nov 28 - 5 87b Mar - Rohr Konson 2 10 15% Jun 4 '< a 77: - *23 Vb 5% V : . 24 5% , '42 •; "•27V4 5% , 33 32% Royal *40% Rube 10id Co 408 *88 , 25% 30%" 2&V4 -11% 11% :- V55% 1 33% 34 5 10 10% I % . 29 11% vll% V 547 a 557 b T 10 34 V 10 29%, 4,100 3,400 56 V a 32f7.i. 38' j, 34% 2.200 117a. 557a.; ;r. <31>:. ■ -ihtry: A 347 b 34 V a • 2,30.) 93 ll:!b: X33% 34 % 10 8,800 ' 26% ■ 56:i..'» ■, 3,700 30'% 406' 44.70 0 - *7.300 '7.4O0 4oo ' 10 . 5(>-% ■: >33% 32% 42% ' ... 8,900 ■27 26 V b 4 ■ 10% -*97a . V/i* 400 4.200 . 33% *28Va 29 11% 1,000 ;■ 57« *89' 29 Va • 10,000 27 Vb 405, 95 * 26 V •533%: V" 734% 34 •• •- *88 25 7 a V 33% ' 95 V 77 Vb 30 V 4 " 11% 56% "34% 19,900 j 1 *41V4 26% > - 411 405 28% 11 !« -33% 408 26 Vb 29% 11% . 2 rJ a Vv;33 V a 307« 30% 25'/a V 20% ■:57.% 30% *88 28% 56% ; • •26 6,700 , 23 Va x43 *41 267 b 26% 41% 27 405 95 95 177b , 27)4 33% 33% 30 V* 76% ' 5%,;V,.:5% : , 26 7 a ■ 25% • Co (The> 31 X406 412 *90 ; (Jacob)— Ruppert 406 5 Pet ,. 27 30% ! —1 120 Guilders Corp!— 1 Corp Dutch Royal McBee 11 *40 27 31 630 89 23% 23% ; • . 2,7 3 4 27;V'4 - "33% a 26 7 -77 76% i "27% 27% 23% 32 Va 30% 10C —1 Rome Cable Corp July 24 40% May 16 34% Aug 9 2 26 28- 27% 5% , > 100 : 73 ' 75'% - 776% '; 23%' . 42 *41 Gas preferred series A Aircraft. Corp 4% 60% Jun Feb 13 Va Apr 26 8 13% Jan 30% Jan 9 29 33 7 32% com—1 preferred 25 & El Corp—No par conv 32 6 10% May 14 39% Feb 12 44 % Deo 5%% May 29 33% May 21 12 28% Aug 5% 5% Rockwell Spring & Axle Co—.—_5 Rohm & Haas Co common— 20 96 24% Feb 13 24% 15,000 72 •• >17 %> .2% 17% 2% -2% " 5 423% May 91 y2 May 16 *23% • *88 Va- .89 17%; 2% 2% 2% ,88% 173/b 4 *62 72 vv, 56 Vb •>';'•■ *72 v*. •73 89 17 V* *27%; *62 >V ■'•72 89 „ 75% * 28% Mines Antelope Copper 2Va '■V " .77%- 5 t— 26% July 19 3 2%s 2% 75 ■> *72V'4 .73 17% 17Va 27% ♦62 " 89 Va *89 18 r ; 55% 56 Va 55 Va 55% 55, ; ■72 *72Va' ,73 89% 10 Robertsnaw-Fulton Controls Jan v 17% ' No par Corp ,( 89 ,55 Va *62 73 100 i, 36% July 19 44 Va July 17 22 70 73 Corp_' Paper Roan 54% 55 Vb " 55 *60 Trust——_5s Selection 4 Aug 3yB Apr 25% Jan 29 27% Feb V * Rheem 83% Jan ;19% Jan 1 35 yB Nov 29 '• -600 33% 9% *14% 15 *14% V: 15 1,500 35% Vb *39 9Va 53,200 '* 32% 32; ; 33 44 *5 Va! 5%-"' *5 Vb 323 4 :;3534 • Vb 33 23% 9V4 44% 54% 10 series 4.50% Preferred v 80 2% May 27 19 26 Apr 105 362% Dec 19 4 26% Apr 25 2 10 9'/4 26% *11% 10 3.60% Preferred 62% Feb 12 30% Aug J~un~26 21% Mar 21% Jan 9 5% Jun 27% Dec , • Apr" 13 28%Jun 25 23% " 23 Va 237 a 5:<4 26% 24 100 Common 82% Jun 22 28% *38 Va' 44%' . 57% 23% Co Drug Reynolds (R J) Tob class B 58% Mar 19 Jan 2 68 yB Jun '72 y» Jun 84% Apr5 42 Va Aug 15 23 ya Jan 6 Nov 29 26 %* *56 —2.50 Reynolds Metals Co common 1 4%% pfd series A —-50 69 Apr j 66% Jan 23 Inc—: Rexall 65% May 16 46% Mar 29 52% July 22 7 26 16 105% Jan 11 37 yB Mar 15 12 91 1 Revlon 5 44 .9 VA j • *14% 14% / 44% 26% —5 1 Revere Copper & Brass July 11 4 89% Jan Sep 70 Apr 26 17% Dec July 19 14% 44 5 100 1 50c 10 10 common 40 17 9% *51/a 5% *5% 10 10 Republic Steel Corp_ 10% Jan V 23 23% ■> 33 Va *33 36 *35 Va *33 44 2374, 32 Va ' :;32% ' *32 VA 36 900 • 22,Va '33 *39 33 Va *39 "32% 32% 32% *35% : *33 :?■■■ ,-:,l 22% ' 54,lU0 - 13 .13/,/. • 327 a« Vv.400 v 24 -/4 * > 227 u" , T3Va 23 ' 33 Vb 36 24% ; 2 3,6U0 557 a 55 Vb ,., . '21% 21 , " 31,900 V, 1,100 , 67 * ' 57% May 1 70 81 Co 39 9 42yB Jun 49 Va Mar 19 41% Dec 27 Mfg 2 8% May 51 Va Feb 3 Aug • 21 32% 66 '/a 21Vt ; i3v"' , 22% ;2lTa ' 33 9% Conv pfd 3%% series Republic Aviation Corp Republic Pictures common $1 convertible preferred— Mar 12 30% Apr 24 10 Reliance 2 33 23% 5 1 6 44 22 Va 33 Va . j 56 % . 35 34% 60 Va *55% ( 13 Va 13 13 Va *35 Va 33% 9% Co 10 25 *32% *40 23% Corp & Eng Feb 13% Apr 59% Jan 2 13 Apr Stores Reliance Elec Mar 29 8% May 8 11% Dec 25 ' 35%. 5Uc 32% Jan 21% July 25 26 30 Va Apr Reliable 8 July 31 24% 22 34% 35% 50 50 —5 No par 30 3 Jan 427/aFeb <■ 15% July 25 *13V« t (Robt) 62 18% Jan 28% July 19 61 28 56 33% ' 33% *33 — — Inc Bros 56, 35:% 21 Va 21% 20% 21% 56 V-4 22% & Co— $1.25 div prior preference: ' 45 21% Reed Roller Bit Co— Reeves ' 15 13% . 66 Va •'.66%. , 24%. 25% 13% 2nd preferred noncum Reis 6% Feb 24% ;. i' ■ 3566 Va 35%. 34'/a , 664 ■ 20% 57 2.50 R 50 -■ 56%.; 20% % 20 ; *56% Real Silk Hosiery Mills 12 8% Mar 26 4% 66 35% 34 Vu 66 —,—No par — 1 4% noncum 1st preferred 6 Feb 38 distributed When 35% 5 21% Aug 11 Mar 22 , 37% Sep 31% Feb $3.50 1st preferred 24 48% Feb 17 34% 66 America cum—No par No par Radio Corp of May 13 78 20 V* 4 53% Jan 40 87 70y. Nov 27 15 y8 Dec 21 31% Jan 50% Mar 22 33Va Nov 23 10 V \ 4 it •! -1 B '-V ' > 50% Feb 71% Dec 14 97% Feb I 80 Nov 30' i 112 Feb 13 155 38% Dec • 5 52 60% Feb 17 78 July 2 93 Mar 22 137 Feb 14 176 31 3 17 Dec Safeway Stores 82% July 15 12 Aug 1 46 July 17 % Mar 6 Mar 19 , r •;» i' i 3 25% Aug 31 Jan 13 \ 22% Jan 25/ 24% Dec ■* 33 26 26% Jan 3 91 % Mar 23 66% July 17 74 V* Feb ; 11 69% Dec 4%. preferred ^ 4.30 cio conv preferred St Joseph Lead Co I . , 5 22% Jan <16 235 Nov 155 Jan 93 Dec 190 Sep 17 60% July 31 105 Feb 7 9 12 * 19 12% Jun 18 44% Feb Oct 18 8 63 Va Apr Jan . 96 Feb 6 23 V* Jan 48 % Feb 20 5% 29 • ; 39% May 96 % noncum San *180 ■ Savage Arms Corp ■1 Scheting July 22 May 29 „ Corp_l 57% Nov 29 175% Mar 77% Dec 19 90 Dec 33% Dec 21 78 95 28 Dec 35 Dec 77' Jan 105 % Apr 12 75 14 Jan 16 y4 Nov 21 19% Feb •' 26 Dec 23% Jun 7 28 % Dec~20~ 36% Jan 3 11 16% Feb 29 70% Nov 13 13 54% Feb 1 $4 Jan lbJ/B Jan 157 a 29 7% Apr 27 3% Jan 8 Mar 15 42% Jan 7 16 Feb 6 26% Jan 49% Feb 12 26 63 23% Nov 15 50 Apr 39% Jan 4 59 39% Jan 20 July 11 59% Dec 17 8 V4 Dec 14 11 y2 May 13 10 19 $4.50 July 29 in% ,T"iv 9q 8 72% Feb 12 93 Steel Sliattuck Shell May 21 22% Mar 13 29 13 Vb Feb 21% Feb 7 45% Jan 39 29% Jun 10 Feb 13 21% Apr 30 1 17 Vb Jan 12 26 42 Va Jun 24 5 70 % Aug 5 8 54% Feb 12 4 65% Jan 23 62% Jan 24 60% Feb 10 24% Jan 3 16% Nov 29 49 Vb Sep 20 18% Jun 6 7% Dec 13 17% Jan 12 45 21 Dec Mar 19 6 35% Mar 26 55J/a Apr 55 y2 Jan 18 12% Apr 27% Feb 15% Jan 14 88 Nov 72% May 73 Dec 67 32% Apr * 49 Vi Jan 89 , 68% Jun - 8074 May 27 Skelly 89 Va 17 12 16% Jan 2 64y4 May 10 47% Feb 13 24 July 10 12% Jan 24 16 % July 17 20% July 31 53 Va Jan 16 18% Jan 10% Jun 23% May 33 401/a Jan 17 32 % Jun 11 357/a Jan 25 13 Jan 11 2 517b Jun 11 54 Vb July 27 23 Mar 16 45% Jan 19% Jan 20% Jan 2 29 Jan 31 33 y2 Apr 33% Jan 23 39% Dec 18 28% Jun 25 31 58% Mar 23 38 Vb Apr 42 Vb Feb 12 38% Oct 1 49% May 16 40 6 20% Jun 17 % Aug 5 78% Apr 10 17% Dec 84 Dec 26 24% May 15 17% Nov 20 4 38 May 28 1 91'/aJan 4 28 Va July 19 Jan 17 6% Sep 4 21 26 May 28 Jan 15% Aug 12 63% Aug 17 40 25 73% Jan 45% Apr 95 Va Nov 30 103% Mar 16% Nov 1 21% Nov 29 6 1 Jan 32 45% Jan 19 7b Feb 81 Jan 8 4 17 25 July 8 July 31 15% July 16 94% Jan 9 24 Va, Mar 20 19 Vb Jan 14 2 20 Feb 26VaJulyl5 July 17 92 July 31 11% Dec 19 1-6 Va Jan 3 70% Dec 28 22% Oct 1 83% Jan 17 31% Dec 7 105 For footnotes see page 24. 10% Jun 63 % July 28% Feb 12 16% J)0 *87 3074 -30 • 82 • % 6.100 • ':7,ioo , 2,400 30% 82 *80 f 3374 33 167a 75 33 Vb *27% 267a £7 267a 27 72%"* 27% 21 VB 27,74 143a 147 a 1474 147b 27 147a a * 47a 47u 17 74 V *13'., 147 7'a 16 7 8 74% 14 Vb • ' 13.300 .35% 16 7 b 17 2.800 a 73% 74% 3,400 14 Vb *13 Vb 14% ii 27 V 4 277 a 900 27'a <27,74 27% 27% 53.400 V, 14 3 b 14% ; i4Vb 1.000 *14 27 7 1. 4:,a 4% 70 68% 7.1 72 7.4 ,72 74 177b 16% 177b 17:ia 19 52%" 53% 5174 52% 52 52 V 4 44 447a 44V 457a 447b 1074 10 10 10 V 877'a 857b 87 Vb 87% 2674.. 2714 27Vb 17 1 474 ■2 3;>a : 18.400 47-2 71% '741:, 18 52 ' 740 .19% . 4.600 * ' 457 b ,44% . - 447 j, ' a 10V4 >10 Va 88 £ _1 50c 1 27 Vb - 20 12% 267b..' 2774 27% 20 127 a 8674 87 .■ 28% 27 19 V1974 1834 1874 1,800 127 a 12% ,.12% •12% 2834 28 3 a X27at ,287a 437b 4274 12% '' 277a 42% 2.900 2874 43 423/4 42 *6874 7174 *6974 71 V. 6274 627b 6174 6274 6974 70 817 b 84 477/a 49% >49'-. 1774 *177b 607a 597 a 42 74 42% 43 70% 62 7a 63 {■• 70 Va 707b 6974 71 Va 827, 1 83 83 82 10 50 517a 48 1774 177 b 17% 17 Va 17% 607 a 61 VB 597b >6074 5874 19 V 19% 5 —15 1 Co a 19 ' 507 b 1974 y 74 70'4- 623a . 187b , 70 2.900 1,400 71 *70 617 a ■ 7074 82 74 19% 200 62 15,400 187 a 7074 8374 .51 6074 59% 17 7 3.000 82% 17% 18 3,900 70% 80 % 48% . •597a 5.200 a ,-1,100 60% 37.000 83b 874 2174 47 47 47 *46 V4 31Vb * 19 V a 11,300 87a 81/2 874 8% 3,300 2174 217a 21% 2,100 47 47 47 317b 217a - 874 2174 2174 *46 7 b *874 217 b . 427 b 707a •6174 •» 27% • ■ 10 Inc > 25,400 26% 197b 1274 2834 29 70 Va — 2774 xl97b 20 b 8% 32 "32 *3374 34 *33 19 • 18% 50 5 *43 V 32 32 % 317 b 33 25 34 34 337a 337b *3374 25 47'a 47 7'a 47 477b 467 b 477b 47 — 47% 46% 4774 5 24 3 4 25 2474 24% 2474 2474 2474 24% -2474 24% Southern Indiana Gas & Elecv.No par Southern Natural Gas Co 7.50 South'n Pacific Co (Del) No par *29% preferred Sugar com preferred Southern California Edison Southern Co (The) i_ Southern Railway common—No par 5% non-cum Mobile & 20 preferred Spear & Spencer 4.20% Co. 15 $4.50 25 12 Va Apr 11 Spiegel 1 72% Jan $4.50 12 357b Jun 7 11 2974 2974 29% 297 b 297b 29% 2974 44% 43'% 4474 437a 4474 43% 14.600 447b 43% 43 74 4374 447a 43 4374 42 7 43'% 28.200 44 Va 44 7 44 44% 447 43 12,900 17 1 8 No par 6 « a 427 b 4374 4274 177b 1774 1774 1774 1774 1774 81 7874 7874 *7874 30 5 4 30 307 b 307a 157b 15% 1774 *78 Va 30% ' 43 16 4 4% 65 *47 65 5534 56 7'a x5478 54% *47 47b 4% *85 common 10% 107'b 1074 preferred— No par 66 667 a *66 Va 67 32% 33 30% 32 Corp common preferred Inc Square D Co 5 437 b 88 15% 15% 243a 24% 93 93 7'a a 30V4 17% 81 100 1 50c ,_25 2 preferred Rand 4,600 20,400 43 74 '. common 400 '" 2974 pfd Co 200 5.800 34 45 *15Va Chemical . 44% 1 2.50 $5.50 34" 3274 30 30-% ctfs 32V4 437 a Public Service Co—1 tr 47 44% *78V:> stk Spencer Kellogg & Sons Sperry 2 100 Ohio > 8.400 127 a 197 2174 8% 3.300 - 123a : No par 25 Rico 4,000 , •'■ 10',4 * 8% Porto 6.500 52 V 4 1 213» 98 Va Jan 1 *80 27% 27 27 87% Corp 7 28 -•26.800 19.1/4 59% 787b vi *75 78 90 ,36% 82 *1374 14 10 Sparton Jan * 3374 74:,b 757 a 86 'V (A G) & Bros Inc 67b Jan . 30 33 1674 75 87% Spalding 61 297 b a 1634 *13% 10% 1874 Jan 65 ;■ 1 South < . 4,600 11.700 82 % :>- 1974 ;59' - ' 44% Southwestern 10 33 3 107 b 337b May 27 3 88 May 27 4974 July 17 46% Jan 10 29 yB Apr 96 Va Dec 22 4% Mar 27 Dec 47% Jun 18 1 90 *80 82: 443a South Amer Gold & Platinum 5% 2574 July 10 44% Nov 29 Aircraft *87 " 30 Vb : 3374 54 Co Co -79% > - - -60 a *75 78 South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50 - 13 393 30: *81V "' 5334 Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc Solar 2 51 Va Feb Oil Smith-Douglass 6 2 b '•' 337b 1 Smith (A O) Corp Smith-Corona Inc_— 32>/a Jan 557b July 2 2074 Jan 11 6 90 .R* I , 1,600 • ' _5 13 60 /- *75 78 *87 —No par 21 44 *75 IT 7 b Co Apr 19.7 b V "2.700 • • " 167u Signode Steel Strapping Co 35 79:% 7'81% 19 1 -19 Vb • " 2.50 ordinary 61% Feb 15 Nov 21 shares % ■ 4 7'a Corp, 60% Jan 35% Nov 45 Mfg 7 7% Mar 59 > 3 24% Jun 20 12 York "82- v., 78V* "'«19 . J ' 7.50 17 July 16 30% July 26 Dec New 82-% No par ~No par Aug • x8Q% 69% G) 46% Jun 6574 July 15 213/a Jan 18 207;, 4-% Sinclair Oil Corp July 23 2074. 69% Sinunonds Saw & Steel ; 21 4% Co Simmons 8 6 20 V 4 *68'4 Sheraton Corp of America 11 17 Jan . 25 20% 19-% 20 Corp— (Frank Oil Sheller . X20%- 82 Inc Shell Transp & Tr— 18% Nov 29 15 21y., . ; 40 <1974 3774 147b- ; 307a Oil & Gas_ Sharon < 1974 37Va 15 59'a 33% 1 Shamrock 61% May 13 58 VB Jan 2 197b 37 71 147b :■ 17,800 . 19!,4 .1 Industries 91 : 10 -, 32a„ °>7 —No par Shahmoon 2 *88>- / - " 1,000 V1 ,/ > 15 7« / ! 5814 *81 common 91 •:"/32 " 3 preferred ■ 91/: •1974 '/ • 37%/'"'. i;I9% *30% Seiberling Rubber Co Servel Inc *88-; • 60% 5 ^5 9 5% July "32'4 205 19% / 14% 3 15% Jan 7% Mar 12 44 9 100 Va Aug Mar 12 32 '■ 260% *182" 377a 17 76% July lb 27 32%,v: 13,600 V*' 1,200 '-"6.900 68 » *250 - 14% 90 —:—,— 205 y 37 78 Co 91. C -, 31% - 8574 *87 Falls Corp 31% • 157b 76 74 & 68 260 *180 "r" " • ■ 340 100 :33% >v?23'%. 23.7 a r j-21'% ■> 217.i' ♦69% *250 205, '19% 167b Corp : 83 Vb 757 b Roebuck V'2I3.i '**22 Vr *68'"'- 260 197a 59 *13% Sears - a 69 .. _ 1 Sealright-Oswego 22 7 a 3274 ' '<• t . 175/ V ,• 33% 237 b >2374 < >15,200 <78% 8074 ,"8174 21% 1574 1 Seagrave 29% May 22 7 29% Jan 25% Jun 20 > ; *180 205.', 1 377a 22% *75 Co 172 >' 33/> *250 • 193-i i 20 : Seaboard Oil *165- • 7774 xl5%^ v . Seaboard Finance Co 4 24 V 237-a'H 69 % ' 19 7 b 38 217b No par gNo par preferred 217 , 8074 3374- ' 2374 71.* • 251 *89 " ' 1. Seaboard Air Line RR Co—; 80% July 10 / 89 —,—25 i 100 preferred 22;,a ' ~ ■- 31, a'~ ' a.Nopar common Scovill Mfg Co common"— 3.65 % preferred : May 21% Feb 374 Dec 43 ya Nov 62% Jan • 17% Jan 12 17 25% July 29 12 y2 Jun 83 36 12 Jun $3.40 Mar Co 89 19% 15c. ; - 70 251 / 31% 5 r_i — Scott. Paper . 33% Jan 7 30% Feb 52% Oct 25 28 102 July 31 29% Jun 44% May 64% Jun 14 86 Mar 2 Aug -90 4074 Apr 89Va Mar 28 Apr 30 Schick Inc " *180 38 ' 55 21,3s ■ 205 1.40 ^ Schenley Industries Inc - •\ • 317b - 10 10 L Co ■ 797b 80 Vb a 170 1 *165% ■->•32/ 32-7*4! 767b 807 *80*4 V f " 100 Electric Co Diego Gas & Sangamo Electric 260 <432 78% 757b 787b 81 237ii V 2374 ,*« 22% *250 >, «: •- *168 tV 178 i./ " / 23% 21% —» 11st. pfd 4.40% series A , b 32%, 70% : 7o% Ry Co—100 preferred i 100: 81 • 23% iNo par 100 : - 17% July 1 23% Jun 13 22 Va Co'cohi Ry St Regis Paper Co common— 2 13 F 171 31% St Louis Southwestern 3 26 San Preferred series A 5% 81 171 77% 79 V4 81 Joseph Light & -Power—-No par St. L 2 48 Va Jan 205 16% Feb 12 14 St , ; May 27 * 6 14% Aug '8 18% Feb 13 9 25% May 24 270 88 July 9 19% Jun 28 31 Va Feb 16 22% Mar May 28 . Feb 13 May 23 3I"% Aug 23% Aug 22 37% Mar 29 18% Jan 17 29% Jan 19 % Jun 235, 2 215 5 40% Feb Aug 311. 7 • 7874 5 ——10 ——100 —^—10 common— *84 • 88 *1574 47a *47 16 47 b 65 55 557b *84 88 *15 7 a 47 a *47 55 *84 81 3074 16 4% 65 557b 88 *7874 3074 *1574 474 *47 54% *84 15 >4 1574 15i'a 1574 1574 15% 24 2474 24 247a 24 2474 23% 923b 92% 92 92 xl57b - 10% 107b *92 93 *92 2,800 17% 20 81 30 V. G.700 " 200 16 4% M 800 65 54 "2 2,200 88 15% 2,200 24% 64,600 93 10 7 4 10% 11% 1174 117% a 6774 *66 7a 677b 66 66 307b 31% 3174 3274 3174 313b *66 7 1.100 80 13,100 60 14.300 1957 Volume Number 5663 186 . . The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . (643) NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD Range for Previous STOCKS Year 1956 Lowest Range Since Jan. 1 Highest Lowest , 36% Oct 2 44% May 14 37% Jan 2 77% Nov 30l 91% Jan 26 72% Jun 26 6',4 Dec 12% Jan 28 6 6V2 Jan 29' 581/t May 48% Jan 23 65 49% Jan 31 62% Apr 88% Dec 28 12% May 29 13% Nov 17% Jan r 85 % 19 13% Dec 28 20% Sep 30 % Oct 14 16% Dec 31 39% Apr 21% Jan 4 17% Dec 11 22% Aug 8 17% Nov 27 May 28 22% Feb 9 5% Oct 19 Feb 8 32 ,, 37% Dec ■ 94 Starrett Co .(The) 26 25 % Feb 15 3o'/4 Juiy 16 " 20 ' 25 23% July 15 41% Apr :23 Jan 15 Aug 17 ' Jun Feb ' 10% Feb 29 / Aug 6 46 50 Mar 15 70%' Jan 31 82 Nov 27 72% Feb 13 22% Jan 23 30% July 31 22% Feb 12 101% Jun 22% Nov 7 34% Nov 28 Dec 19 6% Dec 26 7 10% Mar 66 Nov 6 6 31% Aug Mar 22 i 8 66;« Feb 16 6% Mar 2 Dec 4 1,300 30% Apr 2 52% Mar 16 , 7 22% Jan 21 Dec 13 50% July 26 32% Jun 5 Feb 9 55% May 10 37% Aug 81" Dec 26 99 80 8 % Feb 9 •' 18 % Dec Feb 7 14 14 6 69% May Dec 1 32 . 13 Apr ; 47% Aug 21 11% Jun 20 10% Jan 23 July 23 .44 ; 10% Dec n , 19 48% Jan >■ 23 Dec '86 Jan .33' 10% Jan 26 1 69 . 27 -24% Oct 45% Apr 1 Oct 82 No par 74 <74% X73% 74% 73% 74 73% 74 73% 74% 4,300 27% 26% 273;, 26% 27 Va 26% 27% 20 Va 26-% 24,100 1 x27% 1 x20% 20% *31 32% 30 12.50 69% 69:% 10c 12% 13% 25 1340 50 20% 20% 20 Va 21 20% 20% 31% *31 % 31% 31% 31% *31 Va 32% 68% 69 69% 69% 69% 69% 69% 09% 1,500 13 13% 13% 14% 14 15% 12 % 13 Vu 156,300 24% 82 50 11 7,000 Talcott Inc Gulf ; , Corp 19% 19% 19% 12% 12% 47% 47% 6% 3,400 12% 12 12% 12 12 % 7,100 47 47% 40% 47% 47% 48 47% 48 74% 39% 72 73% 73 73% 72% 37% 38% 38% 39% 39% 26-% 26% 26% 27 ' 26% 27% 26%. 27 Va 26% 27V4 11,700 37,600 26 27 % 24% 26 24% 24% 25 25% 23% 25% 30,900 _10 35% 36% x34% 35 3414 34% 34% 35% 34% 34% 5,500 ctfs ex-distribution—1 7% 7% '7% 7% 7% 7% 7% 7% 7% 4,900 Inc -1 , Oil & Trust— Pacific Ry Inc 127 44% 44 44% 43% 44% 44%- 44 % 44 44% .50c 137/a 14 13% 14 13% 14 13% 14 13% 14 18% 18% 24% *127 *127 134 134 127 27 (J R>. Thompson ' 4.% 25 % *24% 25% 12% *24% 251/4 46 *45 61% 59% 25 % *24% 25% *24% 12% 12% 12 % 12% 121/4 12 % 50 *45% 46% 12% .Tidewater Oil, common— $1.26 preferred laTimken 1—10 69 Va 72 80 - 80 *14 12 Va 34% 34 V# 34% 34% 35 22% *22% 22% 22% a—a Corp— 48% 45% 46 13% 13% 13% 13% 13%' 52 Va 53% 52 Va 52%'( 35 35% 35 35% 35 14 13% 36 37% 37 V 32% 31% July 27. 48 % Jun 24 5V 50 *52% 53 % 23% 23 % ;jan 29 31% Jan 2 61 Jan 9 27% Feb 25 37% Jun 20 12 22% Feb 8 30% Jain 11 14 e $2.70 preferred —a—a— common——1 Truax-Traer Coal Co series A Preferred July 16 23 50 Jan 2 5% 10% Jan 10 Twin " conv 32 32 27% Rap Transit com—No par prior, preferred —-50 15% 27% 15Vo 49% :'47% 30% Jan 18 TXL Udylite Corp (The) 81b —1 (The) Corp *47% 1 22 % 49% *47% % 8% 8% 22% 22% 22% 8 8 22% 35% 13% 13% 38% :40%> 32% 23% •; 10 49% . *47'/a Va 22 3 „ 1,600 21,500 600 53 1,500 23% 100 50 > 49% 32% 8,400 27% 27 Vo 8 HI a 11,700 » 32% 32% 22% 19,000 13% 41% 32% *47 4,800 4,200 41 %f 23% 'i 36 • 53 23% 27 5 a •< 13 Va 32 V* 53 V4 50 32 28 15% —— 35 *47? 32% 27% 15% 27 15% Co_— 35% 13% 7,200 700 54 15% 32% 26% Coach Oil 23% 47% % V «r*-. 16,000 46% 53 *52% 23% 47%- 47 47 13%' ' 53 Va 13% 53 24 70 463/b 32V4 ! 32 V\ ' 50' 32 22% 11,600 83 35% v,35% 22 Va 22% 35 ■ 13% 37 32 % —* Century Fox Film—— Twin City Jan 52%' 53 • 1 —1 Tung-Sol Electric Co 20th 6 14 17 52% 23% *48 50 *48 50 (conv) 13% 35% *80 13%' 35 Va 45% :«3i4< 14% 71% 71 72% 52%. ! 33%, 53% 32% Inc . 40 34 45 53 14 Airlines v 22% 32% World ^ 80 22 Va 83 2 (The)— 71 80 71% 2,700 12% 46 *14 14V4 *14 14% 69%. *80 2 (The) Co 14% 73 *45 No par —5 Bearing..- Roller Edison 34%. 22% —-—25 *14 46 *45 83 72% *80 100 ■r 14% *14 15 «— 46 *45 57 % 22 % Julv 26 6,300 780 25% 13% 7 15 59% 58 Va 18% 24% 32% 15 600 24% 18% 25% 60 30% 35% Jun 18% 57% 18% 25% *24% preferred Transamerica Mar 15 18% 24% 60 *18% 61 6,000 11,900 25 % 18% 25% >-1 common— 130 *59 18% 25% .Thompson Products Inc common—5' Toledo Apr *127% ?61 $2.50 .convertible preferred Trane Co 2 9 128 No par . — Co 500 127% 43% 100 preference——No par conv 7% No par Co common—— Fair Thermoid : 5,800 38,600 73% 39% —No par 13% Mar 20 7 6 6 ' 47% Aug . 6 5% 38% . ' 500 20 ! 6 12% x72% $1.25 conv preferred ._—No par Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common.—6 Apr 12 July *13% 19% 127/8 75 Textron $2.40 197/a 12% 40 Utilities Co—— . 11 74% & The t 38% Sulphur Sub share Aug 82 11% 11, 20 *19% 20 6 6 6 6 11% —— 25 Texas Feb 11% .4 • 3%- Producing Co Texas Gulf 4 11 2 Corp. Texas Jhii 11% 2.50 Aircraft Tennessee 11% *80 —1 I (James)-: TelAutograph Corp 56%.July 22 41% Apr 24 '47 360 1895 *80% 80% 1 .1 7; 1375 1890 1850 24 *23% Tri-Continental Corp common Jun 300 *80% 81 37% 80% 34%: July 16 Jun 1,500 82 Temco *23% 1875 11 14% Jan 18 20 31% ; 26% Feb 52 ' *82 26 Va 20 Va 1845 1840 *82 5 18 20% Nov 82 84% Transue & Williams Steel-—No par - 131/2 Feb 84% *82 11 22% July 6 25 84% -*80% 19 25 i 25% Oct *82 Symington Gould Corp_„ Dec 26 27 Dec 5,300 No par 20,100 6% 9 36% Mar 12 Apr 3,700 12% 8 29% Apr 8 54 12 V4 Trans 59 30 46 53% 12% 9 64 15% Apr v 53% 12% 4 337/a Nov, 1 21% Jan 6 Va 53% 12% 84% 50 » 17 27 6% 55 Va 12% 6% 20% Jan : ( 6% 54V4 13% 28% July 23' , 10 52% Apr 6% 56 12% 9 12 9 ,25.tJan 6% 55% 13% 8.900 53% Jun -13 13% Aug 24'% Feb < 52 "? Nov 29 6% 56% 13 9,600 5 July 23 6% 56% 1 33% 4 r 6% 1 •24% Feb ; '/ 30% Oct 15 7,300 2,600 24% 5 28% Mar 21 31 900 ■- 38 26 35 30 29 ■ 25% 45% 25% 37 % 40.% Feb . 25% 46% 25% 33% Altg 13% Jan 7, 46 25% 45% 25% *23 % 22% July 30 Mar29 51'% Nov Jan 16% Nov i 20 ; -13. 46% 47 25% 33% 45- 5~ 13% Dec ,43% FIov - 46 % 25% 46 25% 37% 42% May 27 lo 46% 25% 17% 46 % 24% 14% July 16 .32/% Feu 47% Mar 26 .' 28% Feb 13. 23 •*'23% Nov 27 *17% 37% 89% May 8 95% Apr 18 6 • 17% *23% 62 , Aug ,4. 17%' 33% 2 80 17% 38 % Feb, 12 Jan Feb" 13 17% 33'/a 63 Nov 17% ; 37% 44% Jan 25 14 10# 17% 2,000 v 33 Aug 24% July 25 15% Apr 12 80' . •>: ; 19 ; 17% 17 33% 11% Apr 8 11% Jan 25 r 18 17% 15% 1 21% Jan Jan 28 20,700 17% 18%- 33 21' 47% Jan 54% July 10 13?# July 31 14% Apr 4 51 Mar 28 900 15% 37% 17% 18% 20 « Co 26 17% 15 37 17% 18% 1 49 Va May 21 37 17% 15% 37 17%. 18% 37% Texas 17%. Jan 16 ••29% Apr 16 22% July 10 20 28 37 17 % 15 37% 17% 33% Coal 15% Feb 37% 17% 37 % 1 38% .Land 20% Dec 37% 5 37% Texas 13% Apr 10 18% Apr 29 7.800 5 — 1—— : Co Pacific 29% Apr 21% *23% & Pacific 1 13.500 21% 1,800 Texas *20% Oct 32% 21% 5,600 6 160 300 32% _ 36% Texas 9 21 % 23% 87/. Mar 13 7 32 21% 36% 4 Aug 38% Jan 32% 23% 40% Jun 127 31% 21% ~ 21% 37% 24% 33% Apr 18 9 32%, 21% 36% 45% May 17 42% July 27 31% 22 % 36% 33 % Oct 182 % May 32 %. 22 13% 23 Va Instruments <; 31% 13% 31% *13 23% Texas 23 5 15 ' 200 74 36% 19 Jan 13 6,500 6,600 74 74% 13 % •74 36% 31% Jun >. 13 7,600 17 77% 23 7 34 5 a Feb 10 13% *13 16% *7314 1845 12 150 13% *73% 36% 24% 60% Jan 2 74% 17% 77% 17 77 *73% 16% 24 15% Feb 7% Jan 74 17% ,16% 16% 1900 26% Jun 9 16% 16% 87 *84% 36% 38% Mar 26 10% Jan 16 to 87 23% of 18% Dec 28 1 16% 53% *84% 75la Co California- 5 6% Dec 21 17 65% 52% 87 74% — ; 11% Jan 27 28%'Dec 16% 64% 53% 37 49% May 9 33 Jan 10 & Feb 65% 53% *84% 24% 76% Jun 46% Aug 7 54% Feb 12 4 62 X64 87 36% Oil OX 11 4«u 54% 33% 8% Jan 11 lo> 17% 66%; 53% ,25 20% May 17 8 4,500 16 % 65% *84% 87 Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16% Apr 14 96,800 55 % 54% Sylvania Llec Prod Inc com—__7.50 $4 preferred —r— No par May Aug 65 la 54 % 3,400 24 Swift 14 18% Feb 64% 52% 66 % 76% 13 la Superior Steel Corp Sutherland Paper Co 89 '5V4 Jun 66,200 3% 5 Superior 14 8 51 , Jun 48,900 501',, 75 % Biscuits Inc Sunshine Mining 8 9 &Iay 4 1814 Dec 12 53% Nov 29 37% Oct 31 Sunshine 3% 56% 49% 10 Corp — 56 50% 3% 17% ___ ______ Co 57 50 3 la 74 Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common 4%% preferred series A 5 Va Vt lhu pxu oenes ot '56 Mar 20 42 Oil Sun 19 Jun 12 Jun3 46% Jan 10% July 15% 82 56% 51 3% ,_1 Chemical Corp common $4.50 series A preferred 27% Jan 29 43% Jun 17 9 21% Nov 26 j 31 8 •45 May 12% Dec May 28 6 12 la Jun » 27 % Feb 9 14 56% 50 17% Sun 2,000 July 15 2 27% Jan 38 July Feb Corp 55 % 51% *84 % No par Studebaker-Packard 17 3% 57% 73 Broadcasting Co Sunbeam Jan 2 12 42 ■ 11 16% 15% Aug 11 3% *3% x50% 77% Inc— & Webster Storer 8 35% Feb 2,800 x55% 17% » Brier & Fuller Co__ Stone 8 24 74 Jan 1,210 21% Feb 1 100 6% 3% 51% 66 7 a 17% Stokely-Van Camp Inc common 5% prior .preference 29% May 16 24% Apr 11 38% Jan 18 20% July 26 Feb 78 29 21- July 31 39 25 35% Nov 82 26% Jan 9 21% Jun 940 " , 5,100 75% 6% *75 6% 59% *74% Stewart-Warner Corp..— 93 28 : Stores Sterung Drug inc (J 'P) & Co Ihc 57% July 23 9 H hares 42% 41% 75% 6 Va 5 L S__ Stevens Stix 81/4 Apr 9 Feb'12 % Aug 12 *75 6% No par Corp . 29 % Apr 6% Aug 50 May Warner Sterchi Bros 18% July 12 36 75% 6% • 42 % 41% the Week Aug. J) 58 7 Mfg Go Stauffer Chemical Co— 15% Aug 8 19% May'21 Dec 89 common Stanley Mav 16 83% July 12 13% Jan 2 31 6% Friday Thursday Aug. 8 41% 41% *75 Sales for PRICES 51% 1 Jersey— 85 ' 76 10 New Ohio lo'/2 xvia> 41 13 42% 76 100 of Oil preferred: series A 3 17 3% of 3% % 2 31% Feb 42 6% SALE , 76 6% HIGH Wednesday Aug. 1 42% 6% 25 Standard 18 J 1 6.25 Standard Oil 8 Feb 3 Inc Indiana— Standard Ry Equip Feb Co California of 18% July 12 25 % Jan 15% Oil of 2 29% Aug 24 13% May 28 Mar Jan -20% Jan 26 31 V« 68% July 5 62V4Jun 10 Oil Standard 13 7 42% *75 distribution'-— Standard 61 25 27% Mar 12 1 Ex Jluy 16 * Aug 15 .,••'•15 25% Nov 28 31% Nov Products 14% Jan ,• 51% Jan Jan 3% May 22 12 No par com AND Tuesday Aug. (i Aug. 5 No par 62% Jan 3 4 81 Standard Coil Par Standard Gas & Electric Co— 59 */8 July 29 Inc Monday, * . 14% Oan 2 65% Dec 21 47% Feb ' Brands $3.50 preferred ; 12 49% Aug 9 53% Feb 12 9 15% Aug 43% Jan 23 43% Feb ' 55% May 15 IOOV4 Mar 23 May 28 50 4 Aug 14 Standard \ 9% Jan 11 3% May 16 43% Nov EXCHANGE 427/8 May 9 82% Feb 13 2 LOW NEW YORK STOCK Highest 27% 12,800 16 16 *47% 3,800 ' 49% 8% 8% 8% 2.300 22% 22 % 22 Va 11,800 u 5V2 Nov 5% Jan 23 47% May 133% July 17 30 112 Jan Jan 3 8%-Apr Apr 16 37 Va July 22 1241a July 10 ;Union 12 12 25% July 12 Union 26% Jan 9 29% Mar 19 Union Elec Co.common— 89% July 31 80% Jan 11 11 69 V2 Aug 1 100'/2 Jan 21 Jan ,'79% Jan 26 Va Apr 8 7% Jun 26 27% Feb b 31 29% Apr .1 61% 9 10Va May 10 11 Oct 51% Feb 39% May 1 8% Dec 79 2 1 33% May 16 36 May~25 Apr 30 July 22 17 60 Va July 16 1C5 113% Jan 23 166 Dec 18 10 121 Va Dec 18 35% Jan 23 44% Dec 17 ! ! 32%- Apr ~20 Nov 20 26 93 - Dec ,;7 107 Feb 24 20% Dec 14m: 28% Apr 48% Jan 20 71 % Mar 26 9 31% Jan 9V8 Mar Jan 14 * Jan 2 ; •, Jun 7 28 88 Aug 5 19 Va Jail 28 58% Feb 11 4 : 25% July 22 s 29% Mar 14 * 43% Jan 100 - Apr 26% 26% 26% 26% No par No par *90 Va 91% *91 92 91 91 *90 92 *90 92 *74 75 *74 75 *74 75 *74 75 *74 75 No par *69% 71% *70 71% *70 71% *70 71% 71 71 No par *78 81 % *78 81% *78 81% *78 81% *78 Oil 13 series..* $4 *. Co RR 6 % Jun 27 62 Mar2i 7 20' Jan 3 39% Mar 6% Jan 6 Dec 14 23 Jan S 4% Aug 21 Jan 17 36% Dec 18 25% Aug 13% Jun -8: 16 Va Aug 20 43% Dec " 12 55 28V2 May II 351/4 Jan 23 51/2 Nov 13% Feb 5 11 5 9% Jan 35% Jan 11 16% Jan 11 42 July 29 35 Aug 14 41V2 July 30 32 Feb 20 7% Jan 6 ' 14Va Dec 12 19% Feb 29 1 % Dec 31 3% Mar 26 55% 56 7 a 55% 56% 55% 56% 55 3 a 56 17,200 common—_10 29 % 30 IrJ 29% 28% 29% 28% 29 30,700 .10 8 Va 8V4 8% 8 Va 8% 7.5J0 29% 29% 29% 29% 29% 2.600 31% 31 31 *30% 31% 1 47% Jan 29 Va 29% 32% 5 4%* convertible preferred 100 4%■ (ser of 1956) conv pfd 100 United Air Lines Inc——— —10 United Artists Corp —u—! —1 United Biscuit of America—No par 61% 62 % Aircraft Corp common *92 May 20 5 23 20% Aug 9 521/4 Nov 29 155 28% Oct 77 Aug 9 24 23% Jan 2 2 51% Apr 16 Dec 3 15% Dec 27 22 Va July 19 181 Feb 86 V2 39% Jun 1 147 8 Va 29 Aug 8 May 1 Mar 19 35 Dec 4 44Vi July 20 15 Nov 14 19% Mar 22 14 V2 Feb 12 42 Nov 15 49 Va Mar 16 43% Jan 7 For footnotes see page 24. 2,100 28% •*87 89% *87 25 V4 24 24% 62 60% 61* 60%. 02 40% 46% 40 40: 46 7Va 7% 4V *37 89% 25 ; 89% 15% 15% 15% 43 % 42% 43% 42% 43% 34 Va 34% 34% 34% 33% 34% 33% 33 Va *35% 35% 35% 36 35% 35 35% U Borax o & 10 Co—13 Va 4Vi% & 5% Corp Mfrs- Inc Park City Mines CO United -1 (The)—1 Chemical Corp—1—1 preferred —~.—i Foreign Securities U S & Freight 7 7 28% 24 28% 43 17 Va Jan 12 13,200 28% 22% 43% U S 22 23% 28 Va 22% 28% 43 U S Jun 23 28% 22 % 28% 16%' 4 Jan 22% 23% 25%' 24 17'/a Apr 18,000 26. Jan 45 1,400 27% 15% 34% July 16 36 93% 27 25%' 65 V4 Jun 162 93 27% 23%' 15%- i United Merch : 93% 27 5 Va 9 2 13 93% 27% 15% i5V» Jan 25 94 26% Corp Co .100 1 No par Co common 4 preferred —100 U S Hoffman Mach common—82 Vac Gypsum 7% 5% U S class A preference— Industries Inc common 4Va% preferred series A —50 -1 —50 13%' * 1 J/2 58% 6 13% 1% 61- 81 81 37 37% 32 % 58% 149 32% 60% 149 8% 8% *29'% 30 V4 15% 15% 43 Va 43% 5% 13% 1 Va 57%' *81 37 32 60% *148 8% *29 V* 15 *43% 1,100 92% 28% 4%' 1,200 20,400 61 108 26%' 28% 7% 60 V4 108 29' 93% 4% Industrial Jun 62 3, a 112 15% Gas Improvement Feb *106 26Va Gas 33 61 Va 01 % 100 Engineering & Foundry——5 United Fruit Co__ No par United i 60% 105 22 %■ No par United United 1% Jan 28% 61% 120 29% *31 ■ (Del)—No par United Corp (Del)-—i 1 United ,Dye & Chemical Corp com—1 United Electric Coal Cos—. 5 United-Crirr Fastener United 76% July 11 93 % 31% Va 61 8 8 60% *100 29% 8 88 11 May 23 31 % 8'% 25% 19 % May 29 Va x29 % 8V2 88 6% Jan 1 94% 8% 25 38 Va Feb 13VaFeb _ 28 Va preferred—«—j. No par &. Carton Cor)?—^10 38% May 14 120 *100 Board 2 11 5 Va Apr 81 39V2 May 9 8% *31% Car- Co__ J_—No par 34% July 12 55 28Va Jan ; 9 7 12 5 Mar 7% May 20 81% 57% -• 41 Va Dec v 70 100 30 Va V United Carbon Co-*—x-- ' / 56 Va Twist. Drill Co__ $4.50 8 118 29 Va preferred non-cum 116 25 California of Pacific United 27% May 16 71% Jun 14,000 26% 118% 116 —-5 15 46% May 16,600 2b % 26% United 2 115 20% Aug 15,000 25 % 26% -10 Union 152 26 117% 24% 26% 117 23% Union Tank 7 Aug 116 % 24% 26% 117% 23% 4 %' * 9,200 23% 1161/4 115% Union Apr1 29 90 V4 Jan 33% 33% 23% Preferred 8 4 33 8 x.23 % Union 89 Va July 17 21% July 17 '* 89 33% 8% % " 96 V2 Dec 103% Oct 12 33% 33 8 8 Preferred $3.50 scries 5 9 34 % 8 24 Preferred $4.50 series 22 15 Va 8% Preferred $3.70 series— < 2 Jan 64'/a Jun Feb Jan 65% Apr 91 104 20? 33 *8 23 Va Union 24 82 8% 8 Bag-Camp Paper Corp—6% Carbide Corp^ ——_No par Chem & Materials Corp—10 „ 9 93 13 10 29 9,100 2,500 32% 8V0 33% 20 Va Feb 30 5 Oct 25% 100% Feb 8 17 28 14% 25% 11 Apr Jan 30 14 Va 26% Underwood Union 2 Jan 14% 2a:,/4 26 28% Apr Nov *14% 33% Jun 29 52 14% 26% 12 ID 83 % Nov 14% 26% 23% Feb 26 78 14% 27% Mar 27 Nov 8112 Oct % 29 8 15 921% Dec 27 14 2o% 16% Apr 31V2 Feb 25% Dec .14% 28% 12 1081/4 Jan 21 14% 27% 13% Feb 44 2,300 1 Corp No par Asbestos & Rubber Co—-—5 16% Mar 19 7% 4% 5% 14 1% 60 82' 37 32% 61% 152 7%t 4%' *35% 24% 62% *62% *46 46% 7% 7% 7,300 4% 26 5% 5% 51/4 13,300 *25%' 26 Va 26% 26% 15% 3,100 16% 42 43% 32,600 33% 33 Va 7,200 35 35 ' 5% 13% lri'a' 1% 1% 50% 60% 58 Va 60% 1,800 46% IV* 5% 31% 1,900 46% 13% 148 1,800 63 4?a- I 5% 36% 10 24 Va 7%- 81% *81 6 13% 5,700 1,100 dVa 5% 2,400 13% 13% 11,300 1% i% 61% 58 V* 60 81% 81 3,300 81 1% 17,300 ^ 130 36% 36% 37% 37% 37% 2,300 32% 32 32 31% 32 Va 3,100 61 59 143 147 8% 8% 8% 29% 29% 45 24% 89 Va 7% 30 % 15 Va 24 Va 62 ( 13% *81 *86 8% 301V 1418 15 14% *43% 45 *43% 60% 149 57% 149 8% 8% 30% *29% 15Va 45 14% *43% 21,400 59 100 149 16,100 83a 200 32 9,200 15% 45 , 200 23 Financial Chronicle The Commercial and 24 Monday, August 12, 1957 :.. (644) NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD *v r"- Range for Previous Year 1856 Highest Lowest 22% Jan 8/a Jun 15 63 Jan 2 36% Jun 6 87 51% July 18 90% Mar a 31 26 • 76 July It 67% Mar 14 26 17% Dec 30% Mar 1 135 Feb 170 17 - 58 Jan .4 Dec 28 69 51% Jan 23 143 Dec 28 33% Dec ' 14% Apr 23 12% Jun 27 7 % Dec 17 10% Jan 82 Dec 2*7 99 6 Dec 31 11 57 % Mar 25 73% Jan 2 155% Jan 25 15 US 20 18 1 Mar Jan 22 15% Feb 5 36 1 Aug Jan - 1 7% 9 23 4 21 United 10 Apr 17 9 19 Jun 26 7 39 12 30% Dec 167 Apr 6 Feb 24 2 23 79 % Jun 41 Jun 21 36 Apr 3 155 Feb 31% Jan Jun 23% Feb 12 82% Mar 29 68 24% Nov 12 26 70 38/1 Feb 21 A 3 17% Jan ' 37Va Apr 6 12% Nov 28 25% Nov 21 4 Jan 7 58% Mar 40% Dec 20 129 Feb 123 7 26 Feb ; 9 10 2 8 Dec~18~ 116 Feb 13 93 Oct 30 103 Feb 13 85 Dec 28 106 Mar Dec 31 46% Jan 11 104~ 87 : 33% Jan 9 7 124 21 28 21 111 10% Dec~26~ 14% Dec 123/4 Dec~31 143/4 Dec 27 Vick Chbmical Co 6 8 Apr 22 May 22 Feb 27 141% 141% *31 31/ 31 13 13% 7% 8% 4% x4% 78% ~ "" *77% 78% 8% 8% 78 32% 32% 32% *136% 13 $5 1 Mar 13 93 94 13 12% 12% 700 7% 7/« '".'800 7% *78% 79 7 3 32% - 78/a 750 33% 2,300 *31% 400 32% •' 136% 137% 4.500 4% - 33 34% . 169 137 137% 136/2 136% 28 % 28 % *27% 28% *27% 28% *27% 28% 09 69 69 69 *69 69% *69 69:,/4 40 24% 24% 24% 24% 243% 2434 1.800 42 43 ' 7% 25% • 41% '7% 400 24% 24% 24 % 42% 41% 42 8 12% 11% 12% 53 523/4 52% *123 100 31% 31% *75 20 108 31% 80 *75 20% *106 % 31 80 20% preferred 100% 99 V4 *78% preferred < ' 6*7o preferred tw i)_! ^ Vulcan Materials Co common.. 81 *80 88 *84 88 85 *79 25 Il0~ 86% 34Ta 34% 28 *27% 28 •••.' "*11% 11% ;ni% 104% 19% 19% 19% 19% ,16 19% 20 19 %' 3,960 ' 123 31 Va 21% 21% 21 107% 106 80 *75 80 20% 106 Va 1,300 23% 23% 23% 2314 17,200 1001/4 99% 100/4 98% 100V4 350 81 *80 81 *80 81 88 *84 88 *84 ' 88 84 *79 84 *79 84 — 85% 85% 341/1 85 34% 35% 33 34 ,, 28 27% 2731 23 t *11% 20 87 V4 35 *27% ■; 5.600 109 23% 85% ■ 12,100 • 34% - 11% 1 preferred *75 20% *79 86/1 *87 80 .'8,100 *123 31% *84 84 89% 35% 28 . 4,000 * 311/4 - ''/ft 26% *80 - 3^V« * ; 31% 31V4 100'A 81 *84 *82 25 3,400 23 99% 100 52 104 % 96% _____lo 12 52 20% 23% common 11% 52% *123 106 106 23% „ 12 Va 52% *75 23 Va 100 11% 31 , 23% 100 : 12 V4 53 V4 / '7% 2634 7% *123 '• 20 Va 8 com 27 7% *123 *123 - - 26% 8 *123 *123 *123 - 41% 26% 11% 52% 26%. 52% ' 8.700 41% 7% 26% 42% 26% v 7% 100 convertible 100 18%'. *77% 32 % *136 1,500 1 - ' 11% common—-.5 preferred 5'A 8% *17% 4% 4% r 240 50 -80 8% .8% !*'• 29 26% . -1 2.50 6% 20% July 11 12% May 24 20% Aug 9 24 '4%100 31% 78% *32% •32% .1,100 17% 31 69% 137% 42 -■ 100 Virginian Ry Co When issued July 11 373/4 July 11 32 Mai. 11 v 141 • div-partic preferred 6% 91,260 17% 4% 33% 33 68%': 31 *77% 33% 78 33 3;200 1.000 * 4% 78% " 2,400' s" 17% 17 17 17% 32% 34 33 f 4% 7% 7% 8% *18% 4% 8% 17% *12% CO 80 *16% 31% 13 *7 7% * ' 31 Va - 13 80 *79 8% 24% _1 lo j. Virginia Elec & Pwr Co $4.04 May 20 ; 2.50 : — $4.20 preferred $4.12 preferred Jan 141% 17 /a 68% 17% 17% *69 No par Mar 11% Jan 67/,. 7% 28% com Mar 27 14 69/4 79% *136 Vlcks Slireve & Pacific Ry com__l00 5c/o noncumulative preferred__100 90. 11 %Jun 68% - --- Vertienttes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6% ' 98 27% July 30 16 '57 66% 68% 141% 141% 17% 17% 13% 4% 12.80 Vanadium Corp of America..; Norman Industries Inc 3% % preferred Va-Carolina Chemical Mar 25% Jan 27 May 29 82 1' July 24 6GVa Feb 11 79 V* Nov 27 56% >55% 34 100 Light Co___ 84 July 31 32 (28% Nov & 78% Jun 20 103y2 Feb 17 • Power 83 6 57 56% * *.1 1 Victor Chemical Works 97 V» Jun 6 Jan -47 47-14 31 * --*77%- 100 com —i. 33/a July 10 18 193/4 Jun 22 46% 46% 142 .V' 790 *21% 48 22% 56% x67 100 20.1C0 143% 142% 144 48% 17% 8% _100 i ^ Pictures Co Inc preferred Van Raalte Co Inc.. — T-t 143% 22 300 7,60o - 43%' 57 141% 30c com Van May 7 14% July 16 53% July 25 22% Jun 128 20 Utah 29 2 Feb 28 104 % Aug 143% 21% 4.100 - 98 1 56 69% *16%" Tobacco (coin-No par preferred 4V*% 13% Jan 2 253/4 Jan 94/a Apr 24 38% Apr 18 21% Nov 13 105/2 Dec 8% Universal Feb 20 Dec 28 82 4 50% Jan 12 11% Jan 34% Mar 26 , Corp Universal Leaf 7 2 130128 Sep 12 25 3/4 Dec 143% 8/a* 43% 44% 47 17% 1 *94 97 47% 141% 7% ' Wlielan $3.50 convertible preferred 29% Apr 40% Feb 41 Va 9 * 12 73 7% Aug 25% Jan 43% 57 79%" 14 : ' 17% Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp new_l Jun 30% Jun May 14 Jan 28 24 14 55% May 9 12 % Dec Dec 135 *94 44% " 21 29% Mar 12 20 23% Dec 20 United 21 6 2 Dec Dec 137 Wallpaper Inc common— Class B 2nd preferred: 6% May 15 4% Jan 77% Apr 3 97 43% ' *8 48% *13 Jan 7 4 *94 44% - 22% 31 Jan 6% Jan May 97 43% 144% 25 8 13% Jan 4% Jan rtoncuraulattve preferred 76 *94 68% 141% - 76' *76 22 No par common 78 78 143 l47% United Stockyards1 Corp 11 United 3tores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5 $6 convertible preferred—No par 3 82 Co 87 12% July 29 32% Aug 4% Feb '73% Jan Tobacco 32% *76 22-% "56% — 66% 32 % 76 144% - S 7% 66% 32% 76 32% 22 Smelting Rel & Min com—50 preferred : 50 US Steel Corp common 16% 7% preferred 100 U 66% 32% 33 143 _1 _ 66% 33 32% 44% 44 % 100 24 7 - July 18 78% Aug 1 9 Mar 23 10% Aug preferred 61% Jan Corp 66% *66 *65% " 26% Aug 15 13% Dec 26 1st ironcum 06% 2,600 24%-24% 97 * 64% Jan 31 Feb 10 38 , 8& 24% 78 *5)4 .5 243 a 06% *76 100 8% 8% 24% *8% 24% 8% 24% 67i a res 30% 30% 33% 33 _100 common. 8 17 19% Jan 16 7 . US Shoe *05% 1 preferred series A preferred series B__' 3%% US Rubber Co 24 10 *8% 24% 25 24% 22% July 15 136% Jun Jan 20 169 Nov 30 17 3%% 4 Jan : "5 3034 30% '*8»4 ■ 8% *8% 10 : preferred Pipe & Foundry Co_ US Playing Card Co US Plywood Corp common the Week ' Aug. 9 Aug. 8 7 30% 30% 30% 30% 30% 30% 1 4%% 4 Aug. 5 Par * . 54% July 73% Deo 31 > 156 common 12 46'A Aug 7 17% Feb 9 Mar V Mar Lines Co US 13 49% Jan 25 Jun < 93% Mar 29 May 13 3S£a Feb 27 19% Sep 17 71% Sep 10 58 Aug ■ 88 128 42% Nov 29 142 % Deo US 67% July 24 1 70 Dec 4 6 Jan 01% Dec 28 92 7 12 32 % Nov 29 81% Dec 8% Jan 27% Jan 8 % Feb 9V» July 13 35% Aug 11 23% Jau EXCHANGE 24 22% Feb 29% May 14 An* Friday • Wednesday Aug. 6 Sales for SALE PRICES Thursday- AND HIGH Tuesday Mondajr NEW YORK STOCK Highest 37% Jan 1 11 1 36% Dec 11 LOW STOCKS , ■Y Range Since Jan. 1 Lowest 1.1 % *11 20 19% 19% 20 ' %s ,:27.% * . *11 .11% 2,600 1.700 • 500 11% 19% % 19% 20i'4 7.100 20% , 20/a 20'% 20% 20% 4.300 \ w 65 July 17 77 Jan 24 74% Nov 28 83% Jan 3 9 56/4 May 15 Wagner Electric Corp 13/4 Dec. 19 14/a Jan 9 13 Api 8 14 Waldorf 6 29 Feb 11 31 4 V2 Aug < , Wabash RR Aug 6 13 33 Jan Nov 29 75 Mar 20 70% Feb 12 Aug 86% Jun 30 20/4 Sep 7 15% Feb 12 18% May 29 Walworth 13V4 Dec 12 17% Mar 12 12% Apr 26 Ward 26 64 Feb 28 Apr 30 29 V* Dec 26 106 95% Dec 17 15% Nov 23 18% Jan 27 < 20 40/» Feb 4 9 491/4 Aug 9 37% Oct • 1 40% Jan 9 35% Dec 20 25% Feb • 8 2% Dec Aug 2 9/2 Aug 7 I6V2 Jan 2 Ward 22/4 July 17 28% Jan 3 Warner 87 42 % Feb 68 Va 12 35% Aug' July 16 26 27 36% Jan 8 28 26 Mar 9 24 34% May 24 26% May 3 32/4 Mar 27 27 27% Dec 14 4'/* API 3 6 Feb July 10 22/4 July "5 2% Feb 28 w*'- 3 Va 17 Wayne "K. 3OV4 Oct 34% Jan 29 2 23 44 Dec 21 42% Aug- 9 41% Jan 2;" 48% Jan 20% Feb < 25% July 30r 52%.Feb 16 < 25% Jan 3 i 25% Jan 10 97 26 Nov - 8 25% Aug 9 Mar 20 26 % Feb 27 112% Jan. 13 12 105 20 105 Jan 30 63 Mar 27 108 92 Jun 19 105 July 24 95 Jan Jun 93 Feb 18 37% Apr 99 Va July 17 12 20 25% Deo 31 21 15% Dec 13 16% Dec 93 Dec 28 47 Feb 13 68% Feb 17 Feb , 91 Jan Feb 11 82 Va July 20 71 Feb May 9 54 Mar 22Va Mar 3 . 2 49 86 58/4 Nov 29 17% Nov 2a 26% Nov 29 50% Nov 36% July 17 65% Mar 20 29 82 Va Dec 27 128 Va Jun 5 46 Jan 20 94 Sep 28 • 21 % Jun 62 9 Aug 30 27/4 Dec 20 36% Feb 99 1 Apr 10 Dec 17 20 __4 26% 26% 42% 64% G5% 26 Va 27 25% 26% 26% 97% 27% 28 27% 27Va 26 % 26% 26 Zt 26% 97 87 97 97 % 97 97 *81 85 85 85 *83 86 *83 86 *83 *83 86 *83 86 *83 86 *83 40 40 39 40 39 40/4 ■_ *97% 40% 100 *97% , 100 ' *97% 26/8 97% 100 700 26% 42% 65%', 26% 26/4 97% 97 39% *97% 100 24 "Y : 24 16% ; • v. 2.500 8.300 490 20 •66 i . *97% 24 30 6.200 86 39 f / . 7,100 40;. 100 24 . c 7,100 . 16% 16% 16% 92 91 91 20 79% 77% 79 1.300 86 200 6.900 6,400 63% 03% x61 Va 64% 63% 64/4 63% 50,300 81% x80 80 80 80 Aug Aug 20% Jun 92 7 - 9 20 Mar 25 68% Jan 91 91 78 81% 77 79% 77% 80% *86 8<% 85% bu j 2 *0* 62% 605a 62 Va 60 Pacific RR— 4/4% 8 13 52/4 Feb 82% July Sewing Prior 14 47 18 $3 13 ' 62% Jun 13 Wilcox 75 34 9 131 28 35 8 May 13 Mar 19 July 45 % Jan 26 6 8 90 Va 23% 22% 59% 60 *55 60 27% *27 27 % 27 Va 48/4 *48/4 48% 48/4 48% 96 *95 96% 95 .95 49 49 94% 94 Va *27 48% 49 48/4 *94% 96 *94% 53% 10 6% 3 11 *55 27% *55 ■ 8% 8% 8% 8% 25% *25Va 25% *25 Va 25% *25 37 Va *37 37 Va 37 *36% 37. 53% 55 15% 15% 71% 15% 15% *70% 71% *70/4 16% *15% 16% 15% 10c *4"% 5% 4% 1 26% 26% 26% 10 30 % 30% 30% - com .100 *117 123 50 *117 53% 4 50 Va 15 % 52% 53% 52* *15% 16% *15 26% 26% 30% 30% 30% *117 5 5 120 5 26% 30% *117 *4% 17,200 30% 30% 30% 2,800 120 116 Woolworth 10 41% 42 41% 41/4 41 Va 60% 62 *61% 62 86 % *85 86% 83 83% 118 *85 83 34% July 9 Yale & Towne 35% Jan 2 Young 2 Mfg Co lo (L A) Spring & Wire 5 Youngstown Sheet & Tube No par Youngstown Steel Door No par Zenith Radio Corp__ No par 62% 63 85% *85 86% 82% 7% 83% 83 83 % 82% 82% 7% 7% 7/4 31 32% 101% 25% 116% 7% 32/4 32% 103 25% 116% ,*7% 31/e 31Ta 100% 25% 114 62% *85 31% 31 31Ta 102 25% f0r 115% " 25% 114 " aDef"red 211'2 31% 41% 41% 7 Va 7% *21/4 30 21% 2.200 31 31 1.800 40 % 41% 61 Va 62 7% 86% 83 7% 18,000 3.900 100 1,600 700 31% 31% 100 21% *30% * 200 26% 31 85% 700 26% 21 Va 5 26% 21% 6 l/a ^ 16 15% 30% Corp common 10 preferred 4%% series 100 (Wm.) Jr (Del) No par Wyandotte Worsted Co ; 5 400 *70 31 Prior 17.500 15% 70% 21 % x41% % 100 3,200 15-% 15% 70 Va 15/a 3,600 71 % 52 15/4 31 Co 0% 71 *4% 25% 120 52/4 8% 21% 123% Jan "30 25%. *36% 8% 31% 12 500 1.100 ■ 8% 21% 12 27 * *37 31 Mar 12 200 *25% 21 Va Feb 7,400 60 " 8% 10 (F W) 190 911% 23 26% 10 99 8 60 9,203 r 37 37 V1 Va *15% preferred 31 May 27 53% Wisconsin Public Service Corp Woodward Iron Co 27 Va Feb 124% July 91% 22% Va ;_No par Inc Stores Inc 12 . *91/4 23 52 10 Wisconsin Elec Power Co 10 91%Febl2 92 22% 25% Wrigley 30 53% *91/4 23 % 8% __5 Industries 36% Dec 12 54 91% *25 % Wilson-Jones Co Winn-Dixie *127 53% No par common 200 «01,4, 1 50 $4.25 preferred Windsor 63% ,*80 20 Worthington 8% Apr *127 61% 23 27% preferred Oil Co Wilson & Co Inc 68% July 15 92% Mar 15 3 *127 61% *83 91% *26% common preference convertible 88% Jan 12 25 61% ' Jan 31 .22% Feb Machine 62 87 53% ,-20 1 *83% OJ 90% 63 % 100 77% 54 *60 common *88 23/4 23 preferred *81 *127 >-80 Mfg (The S S) 29% Jan Feb 53% ,90% Va 5 ; Co >5 *127 No par White White 81 common——10 common White Dental Motor 65 *81 100 convertible preferred 5/4% 64 100 preferred series B Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry 28% Mar 14 1 - 3.80% 53% May 24 26% Apr 10 40% Aug 9 24 *26% 43% 14.900 99% Jan 3 27 Va 26 17,800 60 Va Nov 141'% Jan 27 26 *42% 65 92% 131% Dec July 30 66 43 Va 91 8 101 64 Va 18% Jun 25 Va Feb 26/4 *42% 66% 62 5 29'/a Nov 28 26 43 Va 92% 19 16 26 *91 Jan Jan 66 100 83% Feb 20 26 *42 Va 07 % 28% 26% Aug 7 26 43 % 18% 8 24 66% 28% 9 34/■ Aug *42 1 18% 26 26% May 24 26 _50 28% July 22 Feb 12.500 18% Apr 24 4% Jun 12 7 200 1,900 3 28/4 21 4 26% 2Ta 18% 5% Jan ;:i0% Jan 24% 26 Tii a 28% Aug Jun *24 Va .• >3% Va 45% Feb 82 2% 18 19 Va Jan 9 27 2% 28% 15 *98% Mar 25 26% 27 18% 18% Feb 23 *24% 2% 28% 29% Jun 88% Nov 29 25% 26% 2% 18/4 4 41% Jan *24% 28 Va 2% 700 28% 20 83/4 Nov 30*% 7/4 Dec 31' # 24% 27% 2% 1.200 18% 16% July 50% Mar 19 24% 29 31% 29 37/4 Feb 19 24% *2% 1.800 *31 Va ~ . 18% 25% Jan 43% Dec 24% 28 j, li 31 % 28% 25% Apr 116 21% Western Union Telegraph 2.50 Westinghouse Air Brake 10 Weslingliouse Electric common_12% 4 May 17 70/4 July 15 Mar 22 30% 61 Va 13 24% July 10 27 30% 35/4 -No par 16'/. Apr 30 82% Apr 30 3G% Feb 32% Maryland Ry com__No par noncum 2nd preferred 100 4% 10 145 31% 35% ^35 V« Western 31 21% May 15 29% Oct 1 32% / i *35/8 -• 31* W* 35% 53% July 25 26 18 32 ;5 63 35% * •* 1 Dec Oct 0,600 62% 35% 36 15 30% Sep 127 4.80% 13% Jan 9 64% 35% • Western July 22 S 03 - Apr 2 87% July 11 83% July 11 7 10 % Jan 62-% *35% lo% 100 % Jan 19% Deo 62 35 62% 24% 9 4 3.10) 16-/8 24 26 22% 23% 12 4% Dec 22/4 16% 94% Jun 14% Jan 22% 24% 26% Aug Mhy'lO 22%. lt>% 44% Feb 37 23 24% IB 61 22% 16% 50% July 24 30 1.U0J 25% 59 16 10 16% 80% Feb 30% Jan 9% 22% 36 70 89 10% 89 ■35% *35% i)00 --*87% 10% 9% 24% Wheeling Steel Corp 26% Feb *87/4 10% • 10% 1 12 8 Va 87 • 35% com__2.50 Supply Co com preferred $5 preferred Whirlpool Corp 8 87 22% 87. 9 Jun 87 *10 62 *83 26% Mar 22 31 Va Jan 14% 35% 100 4/2% 96% Jan 102 14% 14% 36 ____5 Power 22% Aug IS 14 63 pfd Penn 28% Feb 23 13% Apr a 29% Mar 14 12% Jan 23 Snowdrift 2 23 69 <fc 69% Jan Jan 9 Oil 52% Aug 7 89% Jan 18 24 14/4 25% 5 preferred Sugar Corp Kentucky Coal Co 4 Jan 14/4 :« 35 Indies 129% Feb 103 5,203 14 5 52% Feb 80 1,300 16% Auto 2,0% Jan 128 80 % 16% Western 33% May 14 68% July 8 4 31 79% 16% Western Air Lines Inc 18 17 30% 80 16 V4 25% July 31 12 Feb 69»A Dee 31 , 11 -17% Apr 26% Feb 99% Jan 130 31 79 Va 1 ti % 62 4.20% 98 ' i 30% 80% 16% 16% July 30 27 May 10 105/4 Feb 23 30% *79% 22% 2 West 104% Mar 20 14/4 Jun 24 8 Mar 20 Va Jan 47 10 88 preferred series B 100 4.10% preferred series C _100 West Va Pulp & Paper common—5 4/2% preferred 100 28 Jan *30 16'% 16% 22% 1 West Penn Electric Co West 80 .18% Jun 67 Wesson 5 83 Apr 18 5.500 30 *80 ..5 : 4.8% 2 18 1.000 10% __i 28/4 Jun ' 2.700 13% 10% L— West 27 Mar Dec 42% Jan 104 ' 29 Dec 93 88 < 44% Deo 14% - 73% July 23 39% Jan 4 * 48 13% 87 14% Mills—— Cbrp 200 47% 13% 1 Pictures Inc Knitting 65 48% 13% *65 •*14 17 "Ld 65 47 Va 14 80 V2 29% 80 —_100 66 48 65% , . , 431/3 May 10 44% .Nov 26 1 29% 16% Corp Wayne Welbilt 14 :_l Waukesha Motol- Qo May 15 47% 14 29% Warner-Lambert. Pharmaceutical 1 Washington Gas Light Co____No par Washington Wa ter Power—-_No pur '•kV.. 65% 49 13% 80 common preferred Bros 66*% 47% 13% 66% - 2.50 Industries *65% 50 ;« 13 No par ... Baking Co 5/aJo 38% Mar 28 8 34/4 Jun Co 49% _io _____— (Hiram) G & W 16% July 12 95 Va Jun 24 37% Aug 3 \ 19 % Feb Walker *65% ^15 No par Walgreen Co 3 b Va xuar 23 9 Jan 22 8 100 System 12% Jan '29% Sep 4/a/o preferred 31% 31% 31% 31% *31% 32% *31% 32 % 600 Va-102% 100% 25% 101% 13.300 25% 3.100 114/2 115 103 25% 110 101 25 Va 115 'CaSh.sa.8. 26 n5i/4 wd When 31% d.stnb^d. 7,500 2 80"- rEx-dirt- i Number 5663 186 Volume . .The Commercial . and Financial Chronicle (645)1 25 Bond Record New York Stock «« FRIDAY The italic letters in the- column Figures Range for Previous E8 Range Since Jan. 1 Highest Dec 17 Lowest NEW YORK Highest represent one Treasury 3%s_ 12 91.12 Dec 12 30.13 Dec 12 91.3 13 90.12 Dec 1-2 90.12 Dec Treasury Treasury Treasury Treasury Treasury Treasury June Nov 91.20 Mar 28 Mai728 91.20 12 £0.11 Dec 12 90.26 Nov 59.21 Dec 12 95.14 Mar 13 jr 8 , 2'As—-June 15 2%s 1978-1983 15 Dec 15 June 95.11 Mar 13 £6.30 Nov 13 96.30 9 88-10 May 31 < Nov"l3 97.8 92.24 Ma~r~28 97.8 *92.24 *87.24 88 *95:16 95.20 *95.10 95.14 *95.10 99-28 *91 22 99.28. *9X20 99.28 *99.20 99 16 *99.8 99.16 ... *99.12 99.14 *98.8 Dec 64 , 13 Dec 7 99.28 Jan 89 16 Dec 13 84% July .97.20 Mar 12 101.46 Feb 90 24 5 Feb "99.22 *99.8 99.1-6 *99.4 99.13li; *99.11 9o.u *98.7 98.9 *93.28 94'- 94.14 *91 94.4 *89.20 89.24 *89.16 89.20 92.10 >.*92 £2.4 ?92 92.4='- *94.4 94.8 ' > 88 "87.26 87.30 *87.22 87.26 87.14 *87.6 87.10 *87.2 87.6 87.18 *87.8 87.12 *87.4 87.8 *87.10 87.14 -*87.4 87.8 *87.2 87.6- *87.10 87.14 ¥87.2 87.6 *87.2 87.6 *87.2 87.6 *87.2 1967-1972 1958-1959 15 Sept 15 15 1958 *87.14 87.18 *87.12 87.16 *87.10 87.14 *87.2 87.4 *87 87.4 ¥ *87 87.4 *86.30 87.2 "86.30 87.2 87.6- *86.30 87.2* 86.20 «-? 86.26 *86.18 86.22 *86.16 87.16 *87.10 87.14 *87.2 87.6 *87 87.4 "'• *86.28 97.28 *97.24 97.28 *07.24 97.28 *97 22 97.26 *97.20 97.24 *98.26 1958-1959 *86.22 *87.12' 98.28 *98.26 98.28 *98.26 98.28 *98.26 98.28 *98.26 98.23 *96.23 • • 96.25 *96.23 96.25 *96.22 96.24 *96.21 96.23 1959-1962 *96.19 96.21 *92.14 92.18 *92.16 92.20 *92.10 92.14 *92.8 92.12 Dec 15 1959-1962 *92.8 92.12 *92 92.4; *92 92.4 *91.28 92 *91.28 92.9 *91.26 91.30 *94.24 94.28 *94.26 94.30 *94.22 94.26 *94.20 94.24 *9t. 20 94.24 85 *84 85 *84 85 3 *84 85 84 *82 84. *82 84 s- *82 84 *82.16 84 *89.16 91 Nov 15 1960 > Reconstruction & Development Feb 14 25-year 3s Feb 4 25-year 3s 5 30-vear 3'As ' y * *84 —July 15 1972 85 *84 „—Mar 1 1976 *83 > •84 *83 _Oct l 1981 *83.16 85 ^ , 102.16 Jan 17 103.4 24 May 16 *83.16 85 *83 85 *83 85 *89 91 *89 91 *89 91 *89.16 91 *89.16 81 *89.16 91 *89 91 *89 91 *88.16 *91 92 *91 92 *9i 92 ♦91 *88.16 90.16 *99.16 Sept 15 1959 *96 *96 97 *96 Oct 11953 *99.16 May 1 1978 *96.8 due Feb 15 1958 9 . Feb 23-year 3%s ——May 15 1975 19-ye.ar 3%s Oct 15 1971 15-year 3'As— Jari 11969 20-year 4'As Jan 11977 U3%s 101.16 Jan 17 10Q.8 « 96.16 Apr 100 Jun 25 96.16 Apr 18 25 104.24 Feb 4 *91 92 v *99.16 100.8 *99.10 97 *96 100.16 *99.8 97 *99.16 97 • 100.8 *96 100.16 *96.8 100 97 *99.16 97 *96 100.H *99.16 96.24 - 2s *97.24 98.24 *97.24 due Feb 15 1959 *96 97 *96 2s due Feb 15 1960 *94 95 *94 2s due Feb 15 1961 due Feb 15 1962 *92 93 *92 *90.16 91.16 *90.16 2s , 2s price. No sales transacted this day. fThia issue has not yet been admitted to Stock Exchange dealings. as RANGE Friday BONDS \tw Interest York Stock-Exchange or Sale Price Friday's Low Canal 3s 1961 ENDED AUGUST Quar-June High No. Low New *97.24 98.24 *97.24 98.24- *97.24 *96 97 *9(5 97 *96 97 95 *94 95 *94 95' *94 95 93 *l2 £3 *92 93' *92 91.16 *90.16 91.16 91.16 Odd lot - - *90.16 transactions, e Cash sale. York Stock Interest Exchange Period *103r'» 104 3# Corporate June-Dec : 91 % 91' 92 3 22 4 91% scries No. 18 June-Dec scries No. 19 June-Dec series No, 20^— June-Dec 33is 98 31 series No. 21 series "No. 22„— series No. scries No A External 30-year 3s sink fd sec 7s sink sec 7s fd 2nd ser T eletype Broadway, New York 3rd ser f $ bonds 1978—: s 1957_April-Ocf 1957_April-Oct —Jan.'July — ? — ) • —' <• 3'As " ■ .,, ji.-— 90 j ' ' ~T — 20-year 3%S; 196615-year 3:i.s3 1962: 15-year. 33As 196915-year '4%s 1971 19-year 5s 1972- ' — 89', 89 % a 89 - — 89'a 88 - *88'a . - r-.- r *47'A- . ' . • ; >__• . 48 87 June-Dec ; - 2--:: '' » ,46% . Eelgiurn (Kingdom of) ABerlia of) § A 6% 3 .external 6s • uS 51 reduced to 3.5 fA) f reduced to — It3/* ^Juno-Dec *108 Plan to 3.375 # ) A 1978-^ 83% : 1.96: l. .v 99% 165 " 34:'^ 115 96% —, 107 - V A ,i943i ilr 3 77 112% 9 72% 65. A7s 93',;. A Colombia A6S 177i% 99% 135% ~2 78 : 3%a, series No. 3%s- series No. *132 w — No. 4 3 72% — 91 .• 19 91% of 44 No. 5 3 3Aa. series __ 81 48 80% 81% 80 81% 47% •77 -- — •77 - II —— *40 ' *40 40# ." — 40 *77 • — ' 47% 72% iv:.- 66 *, — Jan 6s of 1928 6#) 80% ' > 98 i — *77 *40 -4 " > I , *X ■ 'wm'mm*. *99'A 100 *97'a 97 - _. *40 —*'■ ♦114 4'As external 1977—June-Dec (Dept of) 3s 1978 Jan-JuZy . —- 99 June-Dec *98 -a No. 7 June-Dec *95 9'A ' ' . * ■: 50'A 57% 55 • June-Dec *95 series No. 9 June-Dec *98 No. 10 June-Dec *95 97 96 96 — -.4 — > — 00 'A 101 ^ r— —V *75 60'A 101 60 'A L01 •49 49% (interest reduced extended to 1960——-— *44% 5 1 48 — _Aprll-Ocl For Financial Institutions 3%a -series. No. No. 12 June-Dec series No. 13 3%a series No. 14 3%a series No. 3%3 series No. 18 3%s series No. 17 98 , 93 95 95 95 June-Dec h 96 —June-Dec ' •" —* .■ For i i iZ r —L_ • \ ^1—; footnotes.see.page 29. . June-Dec • ... — *95 *95 r 20 BROAD STREET ^ 96 93% - * 98 -. FOREIGN SECURITIES SPECIALISTS ®6 ; 93 1 95 96 93'A > 92% 91% 2 V 96- 92% • 94% June-Dec i Carl Marks & Ho. Inc. 96 -94% *94% June-Dec 15 FIRM TRADING MARKETS '' ; SECURITIES ' June-Dec series 3%s a 11— 3%s ; FOREIGN 96 98 95 93% C96 , . \ " — •>«. —— 52% 101 76% 01% 106 49% 53 44 52 to 99'A 96 14% :*118% 12? 118% 118% 54 ' 68V* 73% 97 ,94% /' ■ bx 47 (State)— assented TEL: HANOVER 2-0050 • -• 40'A '' , ,. 98'/a 95 99'A 8 3 81% 81 12% ♦114 Jan-July 48 43% — *9'A 80 -44%' 180 40% 4 *77 *40 1961 99% 89 91 91% 91% June-Dec - . '■ ,*77, , 47 48 80^ — 99% No. 3%a. series 81% 47 42 —- *40 June-.Dec Mar-Sept Oct 1961-April-Oct (Republic of) Stamped 76'A i series . 40% 78 74 47% 39% • 40'A *40 Mar-S&pt 1960 I960— 91% 99 % series 3%^ 47% •77 132 77 72'/i 3%a i » *40 77 99 3 4 3%s = 46% 8T>% 44 % -—Mar-Sept Municipal 7s (Rep of) 1927 Czechoslovakia 119 12V* June-Dec ,-T 82% •77 ext 3s Cundinamarca 76'A 99% June-Dec 2— 81% 46% *40 — June-Dec 3 3%S: series (Plan B) 78 46% *40 —>v (interest — 80% 78 ' - •77 May-Nov — sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—-April-Oct | A Colombia Mortgage Bank 6'As 1947 April-Oct § A Sinking fund 7s of 1926 due 1946—_May-Now "'§ A Sinking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947——Feb-Aug lACosta Rica (Republic of) 7s 1951 Mav-Now 3s ref $ bonds 1953 due 1972 April-Oct • Cuba 01% 112 % 119 • Consol assented 1962 (Hukuang Ry) 5s 1951 § A Cologne (City of) 6'As 1950 ,99'. 4: 66 — assented AChinese 101 % 132 -- 71'/« Stamped pursuant to Plan A -r ^reducad to 3.375#.) External dollar bonds of 1944 3%s Series: No. l 90 04 79% — 78 * Afl'As Chilean 98 "a — 91 *112 (interest 1979—— April-Oct 90 82 % 50 5#»fuiiding bonds of 1931 due 1951 . 83% 2 *40 A6% AGs ;9i ,106% 118'A ■ -- 71% June-Dec 95 no Va 51 *40 78 . , : ;; 91 87" 93% 88'A *112 — April-Oct -June-Dec i 99 96 »A 94 46% 26 (Interest A IA 7s- {Central reduced to 3.5#) ;= *132 — 1957 1979— Ry) 1952 Stamped pursuant to Plan .(; . .. 10,.., 97% *126 1926 due 18 11 — 97 3 4 1978— 6VaS of Stamped pursuant . 96 8'A / June-Dec April-Oct Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest reduced to 3.375#) 1979 April-Oct AExternal s f 6'As of 1927 due 1957 April-Oct s 11-. 96 • (U S of> -external 8s 1941— June-Dec Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest • 15 89% 100!,4 101% ■ ~ « A Brazil AExternal 8 94 i .; 87' .. 88'a 1950—,———-April-Oct —: 13 87 • 96 extl loan 4s> 1964—June-Dec 1958 loan 88 94 ^ —i——__Mar-Sept (Free: State)-. 6 'As 1945———JFeb-Aug -4yas deb9 adj (series 8) 1965—_. Feb-Aup 95 93 % 56 *77 June-JJeo Mortgage Bank 6'As 1957—-——June-Dec assented 1957——— -June-Dec assented 1961 ..June-Dec AG'uarnnteed sinking fund 6s 1861 April-Oct A8s; assented 1961April-Oct A Guaranteed sinking fund 6f*.. 1962——May-Nov , ' *88'is June-Dec — w:» 5 83 *5014 i > R. 50'A h «34a - 99 83 1 .»■ 99 92 97 50'A ft 82 'A , — > 90 90 - - *88'A fABavaria 83% y — Extl sink fund •$ bonds 3s 1993 05* t. *95 u A Chile 90 90 89 ' AJune-Dec :—--Feb-Aug :—: 1 „ 95 95 >. ; — 95 —April*Oct 1960 a— i *88'/a *88'A -June-Dec 1967 June-Dec ———May-Nou — 6s 98 98Ya 96 93 £4 ———June-Dee - 99% 98 •89% , 1942 99% 94% i.—U 97 June-Dec 30— I960 98 98 _Api'll-Oct AExternal sinking fund 6s Feb 1961 Feh-Aug AOs assbuted Feb 1961--. Feb-Aug ARy external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961—Jo?!.-July A6s assented Jan 1961 Jan-July AExternal sinking fund 6s Sept 1961—Mar-Sopf A6s assented Sept 1961 Mar-Sept AExternal sinking fund 6s 1962 -April-Oct A 6s assented 1962 :—; ,-April-Ocf AExternal sinking fund 6s 1963 —Map-Nov Ads assented 1963J i ---May-Nov —■ . 99 *88'A 1 — shiking fund assented AGs ' II; No. assented AExternal NY J.1693 Australia (Commonwealth of)— 20-year 27— .§A 7s Members New York Stock Exchange » External No. 96 96 9,1 *Dept of ) 30-yr 3s s- f $ bonds 1978_Jan-Jtt/y Canada (Dominion of) 2%s 1974—-—-'—Mar-Sept 25-ycaf 2%s 197.5_— -Mar-Sept Cauca Val (Dept of.* 30-yr 3s s f bds 197ti-Jan-Juiy SACliile (Republic) external s f 7s 1942—May -Nop Foreign Government and Municipal A series series 96 'A June-Dec 26— 3%s * ■ . June-Dec Caldas WERTHEIM & Co. •88'A No. 94 96 ; 99% June-Dec series 96 93 — 98 'A June-Dec 33is series No. 28. 3%s series No. 29— Foreign Securities '95 . *99'A — 334s \"— High 94- 98 Junc-Dec 25— 33/4S Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Columbia) — ^Guaranteed sinking fund 6s 1947——Feb-Aup § A Guaranteed sinking fund 6s 1948__^_AprtZ-Oct Akcrshua (Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968 Mar-Sep lAAntiocpiia. (Dept.* collateral 7s A 1945—Jan-July gAThfternal sinking fund 7s ser B 1945-JSan-July § AExternal sinking fund 7s ser C 1949—Jan-July iAExternai staking fund 7s ser D 1945—Jan-July A External sinking fluids 7s 1st ser 1957_ April-Oct Jan. 1 Low No. •96% — 24 33,4s 120 Range Sine* Sold High *95 —June-Dec 33/4S Tele phone Bonds Friday's —June-Dec : series No. 3:!4S , REctor 2-2300 or Bid & Asked (continued)— 3;:is City 1980 transactions. ■■ Issue— Stock 91.16 Week's Range Last 33is York 93 Registered bond Sale Price 3%s New Unification r 98.24 90.1G Low 33/4« Transit ' High Brazil 96, 98.24 • BONDS Jan. 1 97 100. -*96.8 9 Range Since Sold 92 *99.16 96.24 Friday Bonds Bid & Asked Territorial Issue— Panama WEEK 90. 16 100 97 : Week's Range Last Period FOR * <' 100.8 *96 Serial bonds of 1950 ♦Bid and aisked 87 June 15 21-year 4'As 9 1-02.16 Jan „ *97.24 < 115-year 2'As 101.16 Jan •' *87.28 *87.10 87.16 —June 89.18 92.2 88.6 87.20 87.16 Feb~ll Mar *89.14 *91.30 ' *88.2 *87.14 - — 99.13- *98.7 *87.16 87.20 — > 99.12 *99.11 98.9 89.28 <* ' - 99.16 *87.12 1967-1972 90.30 Mar *99.16 *87.12 1967-1972 90:. 5 99.26 <■ 1960-1970 June 15 92 4 90.30 Mar ' 95.14 99.13 International Bank for 69 *95.10 *94.10 .»'• .;88.4 *87.16 95.14- *89.24 - Bonds (*) < -'87.28' *92.6 89.28 92.10 *88 "*• the Week '92.28 ' *87.20 *99.11 98.10 94 14 *89.24 High *92.20 *98.7 99 14 98A0 *92.6 ' 93 :■ *99.8 *99 12 ' Low *87.24 95.20 1966-1971 Treasury 2%s—Sept 15 Treasury 2%s Dec;15 Treasury 2 >4s Treasury 2%8 • High 93.4 88.16 15 Treasury 2%s Treasury 2%s Treasury 2%s Low 93.16 Sales for Au,g. 9 15 J~ufy ~8 Mar 28 High *93.8 *88.8 •'*92.28 ■ . Friday Aug. 8 93 16 , iC'i u ' Thursday .' 88 16 *94.10 1964-1.969 Treasury 2:;'as.. - *93 8 *98.8 1964-1969 Dec 15 Low High * PRICES ; *99.8 1963-1968 15 Low ' ' HIGH SALE Wednesday Aug. 7 Aug. 6 *99.22 1962-1967 .»'• ' v ty Tuesday High " bonds mature. "95.16 1961 Treasury 2%s 30.22 Nov 87.16 8 when the point. *88.8 ■ , —Aug 15 1963 2%s month of .a Aug. 5 —Nov 2%s 2'As the case 32nds Monday . Low 15 Treasury 2%s__„-Mar Treasury 2'As Mar " -v 87.16 July 2 %s each more LOW AND BONDS STOCK Treasury 3s __Fcb 15 1995 Treasuiy 2%s— Sept 15 1961 Treasury 2:^s„^_^June 15 1958-1963 Treasury 2%»-Dec 15 1960-1965 Treasury 2%s—i Mar 15 1958 Treasury 2%s_—, Dec 15 1958 {>1.12 Dec or EXCHANGE 17 Dec 98 point GOVERNMENT l'ear 1056 Lowest oecimal Exchange YEARLY - "Interest Period" indicate in headed after WEEKLY - NEW YORK 5, N. Y. \ TELETYPE NY 1-971 and Financial Chronicle The Commercial . . Monday, August 12, . 1937 (646) 26 RECORD NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND Interest BONDS Period Stock Exchange York New or Sale Price Bid & Asked Loio (Kingdom of) extl 4%s 1962—April-Oct El Salvador (Republic of) — 3%s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976-._Jan-.JulF 3s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976 Jan-July AEstonia (Republic of) 7s 1967 Jan-July lAFrankfort on Main 6'/2s 1953 May-Nov 4%s German - 3s & fund conv bonds dollar 4s dollar bonds 3s *18 . . 17ya __ 98% 7 ." 5 98% 66% 86 18 Va 87 76\'o 76% 76% 1 76% 99% 6^ 69% 87 70 41 76% Sliiuyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd— gA6%s' 1st mtge s f 1952—— 1 1972 _ 85% 10 12 3 66 % 90% 64 % 67 % 136% 136% 67 V2 w 90% 90 90% June-Dec June-pea * 136'% 69 A 5 June-Dec 1965 *123 ■ __ A7s paid 1964 part paid 1968 lAHamburg Conv r- of) (State funding & 1946 6s 4'/2s 1966—— f w- 17% *81% , 151/2 > 191/2 165% r— ; 951/2 60% 0 581% JAItaly of) 7s 1951 (Imperial Govt) — (Kingdom Japanese A6%s extl loan of '24 1954 6 56% *59% " " extl loan of 61% *112 - — AMedellin (Colombia) 6%s 1954 30-year 3s s f -$ bonds 1978^ Mexican Irrigation—>' gA4y2s assented (1922 agreement) §A4%S small 1943 ANew assented ASmall 96'% 14 • 14 2 : - ' Alabama Power; Co 51% (1942 agreem't) *13% 1968—Jan-July 1968 14% 141/4 ; 13% ; 4s ' — (Republic of)— J A5s of 1899 due 1945— ... Quar-Jan assented (1922 agreem't). assented new Z_ ,1 (•§ ASmall A5s (1942 agree't) — 4%s ZZ ZZ 1963-Jau-July 18% *18% • ,A Large ___________________—.—_—_—____ A4s of due A4s (1942 1910 assented to agree't) § ASmall ASmall *13% 1 177u lAprif,Oct 6%s 1952 Minas Geraes (State)— ASecured extl sinking fund 6%s 1958 20 i/a 114% 117 — 21 , 72 51 51 \ 3 4'As sinking fund old 4%s 1965 f extl loan new 1965—. s 100 Vb 101 April-Oct .^ApriDOct 531/2 99 4s sinking fund external Joan 1963 —Feb-Aug Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—.June-Dec IA Nuremberg (City of) 6s 1952-' Feb-Aug ^ debt adj 1972 3j/4S debentures, 1977.- A5%s extl 5%s due loan 1958 iAPernambuco (30-year) IOO1/4 Armour 991% 100% 99 101 150 150 *99% - __ Atchison 95% —War-Sept -May-Wow 1068 "l 95'/8 *168 May-Wow —War-Sept 95 911% *67 — 100 96 67 — 70 *43 V'a ?oan extl ,at ioan extl . 1A Poland s f 6s 1st series I960—June-Dec s f 6s 2ud series 1961__April-Oct (Republic of) gold 6s 1940 April-Oct A4V2S assented 1958 ' fAStabilization loan sink fund 7s A4%s assented *20 1947llApril-Oct 79% — 44% 8C Va 76 6 22 21 V'a 1st 1st cons 22% 1st cons , Jan-July __ " 25 26% 4%s 4 171/4 22 4%s conv debs series A 3 211/4 25 17 22 . 20% — *51% ' reduced to 2.375% ) IAExternal secured Baltimoi-e Gas & *72 " — 1953 *55% Feb-Aug §A6%s-s 88 91 — Rio Grande do Sul 40 Va 56> 62 65 1. 40Va 12 42 37% 42 A (interest 1999— —_April-Oct fund gold 1968 June-Dec Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest reduced to 2%) 2012 June-D«c *63% 1926 due : reduced^0 _ 7s 1967 2.25%) stamped 1966 A 48% May-Wow *74 — Ae secured 53 55 *111 Plan A reduced to 2%) 2012 Bao Paulo (State of)— . us 1938 to Plan Stamped pursuant to Plan reduced to 2.5%) 1990 For footnotes 54 75% 6 see page A 29. ; 38 83,% 80 80% 2a 97% 97% 3 46% 115 ' *55 93% 55 98 55 1 , 89% 6 993b 87 49 117 1 . 57% 54 59 : r •' mortgage 52 *91 "2 -- 90 __ *110 97% 4- ~ *96% __ — 1 . io°% 87 : 93 103 % i 84 V'8 98'/a ,- 88 9 93% 93 92% 4 91 84 V« 96 ' ■ ■ __ *85% : 89% 93 t ? -7 80 V'a 92 98 89% 71% 82 83 81% 83 ' 34 73% 73' 73% 98 76% 76"% 76% 20 75 V'a 84 75 77 232 ' 7*1% 84% 70% 79 v- , ' 77- "74 75%' - ... 140 75% r/v • 7 *142 .; , -' ' *• ". ' -1-- 150 *124 , 103% „ 133% ...135 __ . 93% 91% 126 4 ": \ 90 86 100% - 93 U'Z. t 85 84 ■r "■ 115 101% : . - 86 101' 101%-. '1 .■ ' 155 129 86% 144 '*• — S - .Mar-Sept -**1' > ..'. . cdnv 4V2s canv •> ., 4 . , •' ■ - '.sUbord debsl 1981 L2^___ l90O general mtge income 1982^-; California Electric, Power first 3s tCanadian Pacific Ry— Carthage (J I) . 77 •7,5 61* 49 Va 66 48- 58% 90 / 72 29 " 92 V2 ■ *91 Va ■ — 77%.: 86 Vt •1- 78 ■78 1 ^ ^ ■>, 957b 97 " r- 150 ■ .:*Mj» June^Dec _Aprii-Oct T976___Jitne-DecZ •*';145 79% 155 79% 7t . _«iJa7i-July I / (perpetual) —Jan-Julp 48 V'a 67 V'a 89% 79 %-'W- • .. •„ 81 11 :• .77. T6G% 48% , • V. 73 " 158 70 81 Va V, 1 >— Feb-Aug -' first'. J»tgej2%s 1975AWa|/-Noy" subord^dfebs' I972___ 81 % 90 124% 353 \ 145 V« >71": 66% mtge 87 Va 87 86 87%: 140 r t - < 91% 86 18 88 117 ,115% 118% lOO'b lOO1^ y"'" .n® 4--- 138/ •/i-lll34 130% -. 100% 2 \101% 12 •-%; 98 927,i 38 75 . , 101%..: 93%: CO OD *7512,82 llOO 87%':' 79 :>"5. ■;• : 162 '.106 6 91 9t;, "> 56 , 83 - 82% V 86 103 . , & Adirondack Ry 4s 3%s debs 1978— Oelanese Corp 3s debentures 3%s debentures 1976 1965 . "92 1981 June-Dec —Feb-Aug 1965-j——__April-Oct April-Oct 87% •/ 100% Mar-Sept 102 98 101 V'a 59 *59 . 76 80% 80% 75 75 7".' 1> 10 ; 1 ' *142 ™War-Sept 4 u - - 1967 Bush Terminal-Buildings. 5s-gtd Case — (interest Jan-July 106 98% 90% 4%s- seyies A July; 1970_May-Wow 4%. consol debenture Jan-July Jan-July 97. 1 1 84 Vb 196 l_t April-Oct 1966_ __-_Jan-July Carolina Clinchfield &. Ohio; 4s ] ■ vr 102% 92 •99 t 77 81 93% *92% 99' ? 92% 98 ' A ,95 , , 92 ,• 33 99 98 '' 69 Va V 78 % :• 8 , 4%s series J J Buffalo Niagara4Elec A 5s 55 . 75 76 / t • 94% 80 : 70% ; " 97% / 98 79% 93 1968 _.__ApnI-Oct, 2%s 1976_Jan-Jttly ___r./an-July -Browm Shoe Co 3%s debs 1971__ 2., Jan-July-Brunswiok-Balke-CoUender Oo—v v .> I 60 • «03,4 99 Va 101 97%. 80 .. r7tf% 70'/ i : 83 >■" . ] - 90 Va 135V'a- 95% 54 -j. . 91V:-. ri ■ •> j J - • 92 Va 88 *74 *81 84 ... 89% r '■ *90% June-Dec.'/ CaliforpLa Oregon Power 3"%s 1974i May^Wow Canada Southern consol gtd; 5s A 1962_'___April-Oct — 80 April-Oct • Co 2%'s debs 1981— Burroughs. Corp— — . 49% • .. . Stamped pursuant (The) Brooklyn Union Gas': gen 1st mortgage ,3s .1980 (interest (Interest reduced to 2.5% ) 1999__ IA 8s external 1950 21 223 94% 85% 85:% • mortgage •? — _May-Woo 90% Z-. so3 4 : .... V 96% 89 /. 97% 90 94.. Bristol-IMiyers Go 3s debentures 70 45% sinking fund 1057—„Waif-Nov Stamped pursuant to '• — May-Nov _ 126% _ - mortgage 5s'series AC 5s /■ 53 April-Oct — *edu<ied to *2.375% ) 2001extl A6yas 70 " 75% 1 - __ *50 — (City) 8s 1952— Wcy-Nov Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest - 48% 70 " 2004——__June-Deo 92 • • v , pursuant to Plan A to 2.25%) 2004—June-Dec ! A?0me (C,ity of) 6'/aS 1952 lASao Paulo 58% — (interest (Interest reduced ' 66 *69 — — external Joan of Stamped pursuant to Plan 82% series First mortgage 4s series-RR AInc reduced to 2.5%) ^6s Internal sinking A7s Borden - 2%s First *80 — Stamped pursuant to Plan < 30 94% ———_1_—Feb-Aug First April-Oct 18 30 83% 127% 128 / % V 1,1970___2_Jan-July Consol' mortgage 2%s series J 1976—rl_MayrWow Consol mortgage 3s series K 1979-'-'—---Jan-July / 3%s cony debentures '1980______. May-Nov - • 141;%". mortgage Boston' &■ Maine- RR— ' 1 (State of)— fiA8s external loan of 1921 1946 72 Va 82% *96^4 ! . 1951__— Bethlehem Steel -Corp— r 47 __ 83 % 84V4 • " II *02 Feb-Aug 4 g ). 81% 74 92% 127.7.j _^._Jan-July ' A6.V28 s f debentures 1959 A (interest 2012 . ; 84% v 90% : ___Feb-Aug 1955— City Electric ;6s f debentures 52% < ——■ 78 71% 8." 75 1989—.-1——Jan-July 91 Consol April-Oct 13.; 73% ref 87 — 47 73% %- 2010—1 46% *90 — .I 81 74V2 75% 4 81% ~':827b mtge s f 3y4s 1990—^ Jun-Dec Bell Telephone of Pa 5s series G I960-—April-Oct Beneficial Industrial Loan 2yaS debs 1961_Wa2/-Nov 54% 47 : Electric Co— 1st & i*ef M 3s series Z ABerlin 53 , 2001 6%s to* 2 %) «... *90 1950 Stamped pursuant to Plan reduced '■ __ 50 73% 4%s/ser C 1995:—,—~i—-Apr-OcF convertible1 income Feb ^ •2010-1^.1 May 19 V4 *48% —Mar-Sept lARio de. Janeiro (City of) 8s 1946 April-Oct Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest • 78 vv«r mtge 25 *19'/a — stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest reduced to 2.25 %) 2006_, Jan-July APrussia (Free State) 6%s ('26 loan) '51_Mar-Sept A6s s f gold extl ('27 loan) 1952 Apr-Oct ' -72% 1 mtge 4s ser B 1980——i.——Mar-Sept 24% Jan-July . 78 : 7 116 ' 76%/77%. 273% _l_Juue-Dec 1970-1: mtga 37/ss ser A cons 22 1st 7s 102% 74 ___Jara-July 2 - - 19% 19 % April-Oct 1966 ARhine-Maine-Danube 75 % ——Feb-Aug 1979—- debentures Baltimore & Ohio RR—a 80% V 17% • > 90%' " 139 V'a mortgagees ser A 1980-.—— 3%s 1961 7%s f — *22 stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest reduced to 2.375%). 2001 77.,, ... April-Oct T; 91 95 " 811/4 76 • *22 • 8s 1950—Jan-July assented 1963 Porto Alegre (City of) — 80 .April-Oct 1968 §A ,f/Xternal sinkinS fund gold A4%s 8s --Z. rwZ- 39 77% 82 *79'/a 79% y 45 *80 ■ 30 81% 106% Quar-Jan :— 103% 86Va- JV 95 />>78' —— 45 War-Sept Gen mtge 4%s ser C 1972_l—2 —-Jan-July * General mtge 35/'nS series D 1980; ,-l^War-Sept Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures 1Q0G—--Jan-July Gen 99% 1(P 105% 100 129% June-Dec _April-Oct Atlantic Coast -Line RR 4%s A 1964 171% 172 — — 92 Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest reduced to 2.125%) 2008— ^-Mar-Sept APeru (Republic of) external 7s 1959—Mar-Sept 1995--.: 4s 93%! 98y4 96% - 80% Atlanta , • 112% Stamped 4s July/'l 1995^.-2__22-_May-Nov & Chart Air Line.Ry 3%s 1963—-May-Nou *168 83% y 10 v. Topeka & Santa-Fe—_ General ^ 39 90 127 1984—.——May-Wow 1962 __Mar-Sept 5s.-inc sub deb debentures/1976-2— 4%s ,. Co & 12 / 73% Associates Investment,33/aS debs •i:- 7s 1947- (State of) 97% 1 : : 97% 58 V 73 : ———April-Oct;> W Products Co. 5s 1966 15 . 1958 extended ;to A P % '99% 99 -War-Sept 88 due 1953 extended to 1963—•_ / 1011/4 98% , .—Feb-Aug -—; Anglo-Lautaro JMitrate Corp 4s 1960 Inc 3%s, debs 19772 Ann Arbor lirst gold As July. 1995-- Anheuser-Busch 98 95% 110% 112% 74 __Apisil-Oct 1969 1007« 100% 100% —Feb-Aug ——— Ofiental Development Co Ltd— ' §A6s extl loan (30-yr) 1953— V\ 99% 24 debentures 3s 72 43 *72 — Mar-Sent 47 43 *51 Norway (Kingdom of) — JExternal 99% 8334' - ' 2008— 79 " 75 . 89 Va * debentures .1985-X-:— Apr-Oct American Tobacco Co debentures 3s 1962__Aprii-Oct ' 0 69 48 / . 100% 100 */4 4%s .. 1 28 96 *95,2 "78% 90 99% - 107 % 123% 122 69 *86 97% 94 93% 97% 94% 81 Va - .99 90 194 . .95.% 83/% — Jan-July : 90 109 107 107 99% 89 98 *'# -——'-June-Dec - debentures; 1990_—_—i__: 3%s i War-Sept 95 92 83 19% 179%- 181% 97% 83 ——June-Dec —____IT,Feb-Aug ' ._Mar-iS'epf —: __April-Oct. debentures/1984 3%s conv debs 1967- 24 "17% 10 17% .69 93% I_Aprii-Oct 3Vis 85 20% ^94vr";.:ZI Feb-Aug 2%s debentures 1971 21 *111 ^ "" 20% 20 Va *20 ■ — Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest reduced to 2.125% ) 2008 —Mar-Sept ASpcnr»d extl sink fund 6%s 1959 Mar-Sept Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest reduced to 2.125%) , April-Oct .__Jan-July 2%s; debentures, ,1987—— 3%s debentures 1973— — — 75 — >i,90, 92 —Feb-Aug debentur.es 96% 1 2lT'a *95 Jan-July : 1977 81 75 ' 17% *iao% .." ,, 1975^_. 2%s idebenCures -,1086 18% 171/4 __ 20% *20 . (City of) 1981 , 1 ,• —-Jan*June Co— 96 84% *19 . 5s,2030___War-Sept debentures,. 1980—i— 2%s 181/4 —Jan-July 1963-JamJuDt ASmall f A Milan 17% 18% 1922 (1942 agree't) 96 84 INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES >89 — , 2%s debentures 1982_:— *17% — — assented subord? debs conv 2%s ~ *17% — new 4%s subord cony/debs 13% 131/s ~ — I963_Jau-July (assented to 95 86 American Telephone & Telegraph Co— i ASmall * 14 5s . 77 ~6 75 f debs 1964—May-Nov s American Machine &• Foundry 1968-Jan-July (1942 agree't) Bbsch/Gorp. B^is junior-debentures-1987™— 4.80s — assented lATreasury 6s of 1913 agreement) 1933 A6s 18% ---Jan-July — new 20r 84 84% Apr-Cci \ American & Foreign Power deb 1922 agree¬ 1945 82% 84 AirtihesaiSs .debentures'■1966__^_Jr«7ie-Dec American 18% 18% __ 100% 94 -f debentures 1980__^,—,—w—April-Oct; s American 19 —_June-Dec assented new ment) A4s 18% 18% 1904 (assented to 1922 agree't) 1954 |A4s of *18% >- ASmall "3 18 3b 186 12 , p£*Ai»erica .3J/8S 1964 —Feb-Aug 3s s f debentures 1979-,—_______——June-Dec 4%s sinking fund,? debentures, 1982_,^r_J'a7r-July Aluminum Co ot Canada Ltd 3%s 1970___Way-Nov -- — 1945_Quar-Jan 182% —A .i 813 4 ',*80 War-Sept, subord-debs 1981 95 95% Inc conv 100 91 94% Aluminum Co IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII § ASmall §A5s AND 94% 176% ,96% 100 *134 95 :—May-Wow 3%s 1972__.__Jaa-July 1st mtge 90% 176% — 100 Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 199.8_——April-OctAllied Chemical &-Dye.«3J/2S debs >1978 April-Oct Mexico ■{■' .,*85 Susquehanna *RR. 4t'ss 1975_.i_April-Oct s 4y2§i,conv.'SUbord debs 1970—Mar-Sept Alleghany Corp vdehs/5s %er A 1962—1—a—May-Wow;; Alleerhonv Lndlum Steel»Corp— '• - •' '» >. ' Allegheny Ludlurn Steel;Com J__ 29% 96'/4 *90 & Aldens 17% 87% 90% 90% 100 June-Dec 1st mortgage 3 %s 1084___— Albany 1 42 17 % 89% *168% Jw?ie-Dec —! 3y4& -1967 Southern Alabama ; ( 24 *161 on coupon RAILROAD Great < 1943—May-Won >' i 90.r!« * 911/4 471/4 L 16 9iy4 ' *50%. 53 1GC % >, 102 Vs. - 21V2 22 17% A4%s assented 1958 —^____-__Feb-Aug Yokohama (City of)' 6s of '26 1961 June-Dec 6s due 1961 extended to 1971 June-Dec 13% 10 . 191% 100 89 April-Oct —April-Oct __Mar-Sep< 1971 1952— 178ya 94% __ 96% 14 104 175% ; *170%;.,. A I 195'/a 100 »/a 11 101% 102 101% t April-Oct June-Dec —Jan-July 7s 1957 124 117 __ 1911/2 5%s due 1965 extended to 1975—__u—J/lay-Nov AJugoslavia (State Mtge Bank) .< 15 -- *21 /Z extended to 1963 1953 15 127/a 191 % 17 !n 3%S-4y8s-4/ifS external conversion 19.78-June-Dec 4s-4V4S-4y2S external readjustments 1978 Feb-Aug 3%s external readjustment 1984 —Jan-July Valle Del Cauca See Cauca Valley (Dept of) AWarsaw (City) external 7s 1958 ,__Feb-Aug 67 97% 13% *188 *100 '/u ., *112 May-Nov '30 1965—-— 58% 14 60% 60% 101% 88 14 '-14 Uruguay (Republic of)—' 3%s-4s-4'/eS (dollar bond of 1937) — External readjustment - 1979_,,_Way-Nov External conversion 1979-—-: r_Way-Nov 62 *97% 100 ) Feb-Aug r+Fcb-Aug . 1954 extended to 1964, 6%s due A5%s 8s 94 10 14%c 89% Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd— g A6s 1st mtge-$ series 19a3_ - 66 58% ,.60% ■ —Jan-July __Junc-Dec __ 1981 March . .1 .1952 § A With • 87 -- 14 -Jan-July -—Jan-July 1971__ ■; i,' Jan-July 1952__ 7s 82 781/4 83 Italian Public Utility Institute— §AExternal f s gA5s sterling loan of '12 ' Jo?i-July War-Sept 30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977 (40-yr) 5%s due 1961 extended>to 211/4 13% 18 17 • 35 1601/a 17 Heidelberg (City of) ext 7%s 1950: Helsingfors (City) external 6%s 1960 April-Oct Italian (Republic) ext s f 3s 1977 Jan-July Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works 30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977—_„ §A7s series B 1947 2 18 May-Wow Feb-Aug, _April-Oct April-Oaf Jan-July part A6s 1231/a 118 V- Greek Government— * %s Tokyo (City of)— A5%s extl loan of '27 1961 ' . due 1930 136 % 132 High Co Ltd— Power gi/as due 1971 extended to (extl loan 1924 Dawes loan) — §A7s gold bonds 1949 April-Oct German Govt International (Young loan)— < loan Electric *9i'% June-Dec June-Dec 1965 Africa Tahvan German 5%s assented 1958.—, (Union of) 4%s A4%s 1930— Low 96 '• *"93 , June-Dec __June-Dec June-Dec 1962™. (Prov of) external 7s 1958™. 6%s due 1952 extended.to ASilesia . Jan. 1 Wo. _—Mai-Sept to Plan A (interest 2004— —Jan-July dollar loan 1968————Jan-July Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest reduced to 2%),.2012 April-Oct Serbs Croats & Slovenes (Kingdom)— A8s secured external 1962___ Way-Nov A7s scries B .secured external 1962 Way-Nov 163 76% 79% 1 66',2 CO c- -- .. . Range Since Sold High external A6s 95% 80. Bonds Friday's . reduced to 2.25%) 75 ya 74 South 1980 bonds dollar 5s 72 ya 70 163 —Apr-Oct *_ or Low (State of.) continued— external water loan 1956 7s 100% Exchange Bid & Asked Sale Price Period Paulo Sao ' • of High 99 % — *__ 1953 due 1963—Jan-July 1953 issue— 1972 loan International -- issue Conversion Prussian 1 k New York Stock „ Last Interest v. Stamped pursuant April-Oct bonds of 1936 10-year Loio *74 *72Va „ April-Oct dollar bonds 1969 3s dollar bonds 1972_ 5%s Jan. 1 No. 99% BONDS Range Since Sold High 99% — May-Nov fund 1973 (Fed Rep of)—Ext loan of 1924 sinking Bonds Friday's Week's Range Frida y Week's Range Last Denmark AUGUST 9 WEEK ENDED RANGE FOR Friday , 65 78V'4 79 80 86 V'a 75 83% i Number 5663 186 Volume ■* The Commercial and Financial . . . NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD #• * ■<?*;' f "■ • RANGE Friday .. 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El 111 102% 101 7 a Vi 88 *— mortgage & coll tr 3Vi 1965 iJan-Julp (N Y) first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-July Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry 3 Vis 1970 Mar-Sept 81 *73 Vi 87 1st 92 73% 73 77 Va 1 88 871/2 June-Dec : 2%s 1979—— 1st mortgage 2%s 1980 1st mortgage 3 Vis 1982„— 97% 97 % 98% 96 ; 86 69% *84% (3% Ja?i-July i debentures 2.35s subord conv 1st 1st 30 97% 83 92 79% *87 April fixed 1969_: 1058 debentures subord Industries Eastern 90 — 85 80 88 104 96 Va 83% - 1985—1 J Tunnel & Erie Railroad Co— —.^Jime-lDec 1993— lien 1995 4s Jan-July ' I O 1980 Duquesne Light Co 2%s 97 83 V'2 2 9534 ' . — 93% 100 98% Jan-July 1977-;.^ *93 84 '* ■ ___ L— 92 73% - " 1993 1984 N first subordinated 1st serieg B 1993--4-^----n-_c--_ii^itne-Dec Refunding and impt 4,/2S series E 1977 Jan-July Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s 1991. 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Hudson 4s New York Lackawanna 109% 68 86% 57 «"»— 1965 1977 Delaware 97% Jan. 1 Low No. 137 80 Va Feb-Aug Mar-Sept debentures debentures 9 87 86 V'4 1985——_JUluy-Nov 5s inc debs ser A Jan 1 2%s Delaware ' 86V2 86T 3 3 Vis Co 91% 2 133 Range Sine* Sold April-Oct & 95 98 134% Bonds High June-Dec 94 93 V Friday's " June-Dec i. 1982 91% ' _ or Bid & Asked Jan-July 1984 94 I1 ■ <«: 100 $982lL__'.: General mortgage 41/2S ine i Dayton Union Ry 3Vis series B 1965 92 — • *931/2 Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR— »- ; First mortgagees: series A l994/__:L;LLLJdn-July <'•' 4%s conv 87 1978 Week's Ranee Low mortgage 3s Last Sale Price Mar-Sep 2%s 1975—April-uct First 82% 8 41 ' *90 • Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry— Alst mortgage 4s-inc series A Jan 1983—^April mortgage 1.; 55Vb-> *93% 5s l997__L;__u!f April Chicago Great Western 4s set* A General inc mtge 4V2S Jan A 2nd 63 ■ 83 2Q54—i._—.LLl---'May;-Notf Jan Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5sr 1977 84 1990——i.:—_L;_.L——Feb-Aug mortgage 3%s series B First t • *90 First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1970—Feb-Aup 3s- debs 86% 4 ' First and refunding mortgage 3'/as 1985—Feb-Aug ref mtge subord conv Period Deere Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—" " v ' '■ y General 4s 1958^——___—.It.—Mar-Sept Chicago ,& Eastern 111 RR— A General- iirdrtgage inc conv Interest 70 ■ • 55 Chesapeake & Onio Ry General 4V2S 1992 Mar-Sept Refiind and impt M 3V2S' series ID 1996~,May-Now I Refund and impt M 3%s -series E 19961-_Peb-A(ip Refund and impt M 3%s series H 1973 June-Dec R & A'-diV lirst consol gold 4s 1989_L_Ja»-July i t Second' consolidated gold 4s 1989_r--_iJan-july ?- 1st & 72ib u 1981——A.1:——_^_L—Jan-July debentures Friday BONDS Jan. 1 No. ■ 62 3 Vis 1987—_^uL_nian-July New1 York Power 3s 1974—i-:—ApnZ-Octv Central Pacific - Ry Co— •1 . , < First and refund, 3V2S series A 1974—.LFeh-Aug ■> 'First mortgage 3%s series B 1968*_l_ir_Feb-Aug Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965^ Jan-July 3%s !> Day ion Power & Lt first mtge 71% Central ' AUGUST New York stock Exchange Daystrom I1.0— Range Since Central Central RR Co of N J ENDED - Friday's liid «fc AsKed '• WEEK FOR Week's Range , Jcaal ' Stock Exchange Yor* New , . 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*98 Va .100 55 72% 75% 55% 91 60 91 Vi _ ^ 19 __ 90 Va 91% 98 98 54 Va 60% 72% 2 81 85 89 86 86 Power Consolidated Peoria A __ 86 — — 120 V4 1970—June-Dec 119 85% 88% 121% 200 85%. 5 88% 5 115% 83 39% 83 83 97% 97% __ series Income 4s April 5s gold series 4s 'external 1960 95% 98 104% Z9% 82 Va lOOVi 100% 62 91% 98 % 98 102% 39 99 Va 104 Va 34 83% 98% 100% 100 84 Va 84 84 86 5 34 95 72 70% 72 8 69 74 *96 Vi 97 96 97% Jan-July Jan-Juiy April-Oct 99 7 a 100% 85 *52% 1977 *102 92 * 82 Jan-July 105 56 Va *80 Feb-Aug 1974— C 98 % Mar-Sept April —— June-Dec May-ZVou 86 V 4 refunding 2%s 1974 First & refunding 2%s 1981 First & refunding 2%s 1978 First & refunding 3V4S 1982: 1st & ref mtge 3%s 1983 May-ZVou *80Va & 91% • 85 6 June-Dec 1990 B 17 Vi 98 June-Dec 1981 4%s series 82 100% 85% 97 Va refunding 2%s 1971 refunding 2%s 1967 & First 94 V8 83 & First 89% 97 series 98 if April-Ocf Feb-Any 85 98' April-Oct 1965 1968 D 3%s first 1960 Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980 Philadelphia Baltimore & 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88 92 97% 84% , 88 # Mar-Sept 1982-— First & refunding 3s series M 1979 88 1.04% 90% 82 *73 mortgage mortgage 61 62 B 1981 see 86 39 Pacific Gks ' First & 81% April-Oct Corp 1st 37i» 1986J footnotes 25 85% 93 98% . 28 65 ser series Steel mtge 86 90 V 93% 88 58% Jan 1976— Prods 86 62% 90 Vu 3Vis 1985—— June-Dec 4%s 1987J Jan-July Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A 1960—April-Oct 87 "i 81 59 3Vis 2000 Dairy Products debenture^ 1970 8 Vis 1974 3s 1979 2%s 1980 81 58 83 89 2020 1978 debs mortgage 80 82 78 Va Register Co— sub 85 Va ' 1 debentures National 3s Z7 85 Va 93% -90 d70% Jan & Tel 25/8s 3s mortgage First 105 Chattanooga & St Louis— mortgage 3s 1975 2%s First — A series Morris & Essex first gtd Mountain States Tel 2%s First 91 98% 92 % ser first gtd 3Vis Ry 9 if 1984—-Jwie-Deo Feb-Aug 70 V a - 4Vis coll trust 1976 Mohawk 71 Vo 85 Vi June-Dec mortgage mortgage 3 V8s 1978 C mtge income Gen 47% 77 Va 68 V4 — 1980 Oklahema Gas & Electric 2%s 90 Ju7ie-Deo 1962 income mtge 33 Va T_Mar-Sept 1977—April-Oct Mar-iiept 1975 1996 first mortgage Pacific 1971 ACum adjustment 5s ser A Jan 1967—Apri!-Oct Missouri Pacific RR Co Reorganization issues— 1st mtge 4%s series B Jan 1 1990 4 Vis 107% 87% 26 Marie- inc series A Jan 5s series A mtge 89% ■ 86 April-Oct 40-year 4s series B 1962 1st 85 89 va 88 Mjssouri-Kansas-T'exas RR— 4Vis 84% — 99 97% 58% 34Vi 1st General mortgage 4s lien 69 __ 99 April-Oct 1986 Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s Prior 67 ■ Edison First 99 —— 101% *81 Fab-Awa Paul & Saulte Ste Prior lien 93 debs debentures First &c 1 60 57% -aApril-Oct Bell Telephone 2%s First 97 Co— 4 Vis 3%s 88 7 3VaS First mortgage 3s 1979 Northrop Aircraft Inc— First & Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967 mortgage 81 69% 90 Va 92 101 Mar-Sept Jan-July 1967— 1975 1984 Northwestern 73 Jan-July 1974—Feb-Aug April-Ocf Jan-July Feb-Aufl June-Dec 2%s mortgage 2%s mortgage subord 72% 2% 87% * mortgage 4VjS 1986— (Wisconsin) first mortgage 2%s 80 58 89 : First conv 82% 72'. , April-Oct A 2047 1982 First 1972 f inc debs s 80 81 34 June-Deo _ 1976 debentures Mlnneapolls-Moline *— Regulator— f debentures s 81% 4 s '33 Va yuar-Feo ser mortgage 5 Vis First Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3 Vis 1969—Mar-8ept First mortgage 27/8s 1969 —Mar-Sept First mortgage 3%s 1969 33/4S 81% 80 — — ~F«b-Au| Mar-Sept 43/8s debentures 1991 3.10s 94% 80 ■ Mar-Sept' Quar-Feb First 4s J-m 2047 1 Power Co— first 83 IVa X% *52 Vb May-ZVop Quar-Jan ._Quar-Jan lien 4s 1997 First 82 78% 75 — „ 1976 mortgage 3s 1978— mortgage 2%s 1979 Ohio *68% s 2047 mortgage First 79% __ 95 % Jan 85 lo V1 *60 1974—Mar-Sept f debs 1973—May-Nop 1984- States First ' J an-July Metropolitan Edison first mtge 27/8s 1974 May-ZVou First mortgage 23/4S 19*0 Feb-Aug Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3Vis 1988 —April-Oct fund 85 84 4 — 99% "TZU A ser First 8 101% 103 Vi 4s (Minnesota) 94 68 77 102% trust Northern 77% 86% registered Coll 94% 85 84 85'A 1983 1983 Refunding & improve 4%s 88 88 "4 Feb-Aug McKesson 6c Bobbins 3Vis debs 1973 Mead Corp first mortgage 3s 1966— Merritt-Chapman 8c Scott Corp— 4 Vis conv subord debs 1975 37/88 6inking 102% — Jan-July 1980 Minneapolis-Honeywell 119 % 88% 80 .May-Nov May Stores Realty; Corp— Gen mtge ss s t; series 1977 Michigan Central RR 4Vis 3s '74% \j Jan-July —April-Ocf April-Oct 1980—— 3Vis debentures f % 1% 2 •' Jan-July refunding 4%s General lien 3s 97 102 89 76 •>' iFeb-Aug May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 3 Vis s f debentures 1978 f < Feb-Aug RR 5Vis 1978 Manila RR {Southern Lines) 4s s 117 86 *79% May-Nov 1977 Maine Central 3Vis 80 89 Va —— 84 _ *81% 81 v- Corp— Natural Gas 3%s s 102 RR— 2%s 1980 Northern Pacific Ry prior 4s registered 1997 119 Va 102 Inc— bord su 2 75% 1979_May-ZVop .<• Feb-Augy '■ —Feb-Aug -v 1984 Trucks 297 76 April-Oct 1> 1980—r 1PR2 5%s Macv 3s mtge 3V8s mortgage Mack 5s 1st mortgage 1st 82 Vi 88 2003—AprZZ-Oct 1% 83% '*■ I 2003 ser gold Elec H ser mtge 3%s Y... 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Va 93 101% 1st & ref mtge .. 80 95^ *73 s 13 74 Vi 77Vi 3VtS 95 Vi to 93 69 92 Vi 98 11 ' 77% 82 1 87 79 79 Northei*n 1 88% #0% - V 93 69 Va — — & 74 Vi 60% 73 Feb-Aug 4%s conv debentures 1972-.: Feb-Aug Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Ocf Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept General £3y« 5 - 95 *„ 66% 95 Va May-Nov "'74% 72 97% 98 74 Vi 87 63 Vi ;,,83 80% - 62% 62% 68' . / . 90 87 66 57 .'.57%'. *71% A 1973 A & Western mortgage "57Va . *__ 69% 60%- , •: • 58% ^ % ser Chester—.• General mortgage 2%s General mortgage 3Vis General ; 57% 56 Va *101 Va May-Nov ; 81 ; 57 Va 58 60 82 May-ZVou 1980 1976 Long Island Lighting Co 3%s 3s 1962 3 56% *69'% Aircraft 3.758 Lone series 4s «* *59 Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979 Lexington 8c Eastern Ry first 5s 1965 Llbby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76_June-Deo Little 78% 56 Vi — 72% 78% 70 85 69 64 2 65 if —May-Not May-Nov 75 60 75% *60% Port mortgage , 62' ' RR— mtge 4s 1994— Niagara Mohawk , 32 '81*. *56 Refunding mortgage 3Vas series E 1978—Feb-Aug Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981Jan-Juiy Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989—April-Ocf Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996 April-Oct 85% *68 r . 80 Vi 101 May-Nov ._uaiw inc 4%s 4'As series cons 74Va .".97 . Jan-July mortgage 4%s series A 2019—Jan-July N Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982 Jan-July 70 Feb-Aug 1st & 63%, 67 .74%- 1 . . AGeneral 67 *77 1st & ref 58 stamped 1974_. Feb-Aug Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry— ,1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984 Feb-AUg Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)— 1st mortgage 4 Vis extended to 1974 Jan-July Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—> 1st 73% 66 Va ' 68 % May-Nov conv Susquenanna .68.: .44 *, 57% v Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept,, N Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993—April-Oct N Y State Electric & Gas 23%s 1977—; Jan-July Y "179 57 N Y Power Sc Term 66% *63 April-Oct mtge 69% 76% —Jan-July 1973 4s & 99 62 105 98 Va'.; *60 57% refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July ' River G4V4 62% June-Dec 1989n—— 1973 inotje 90 88 ,• - 75 62% , fAN Y Ontario & West ref 4s June 1992—Mar-Sept AGeneral 4s 1955-,— ——. June-Dec 97 66% • & 80 85 ! 86 . 84 Va . - 1. Haven, & Hartford New AUeneral 1st 95% > ¥ First N ■> %• 97,v , 3Vas 1998 B 2043— series A series West & Vis series B Harlem RR Terminal— 1st mtge sink fund 3%s series A 1968—June-Deo Lake Shore-& Mich South gold 3 ¥28 '97 June-Dec 3%s registered 1997 June-Dec 4s Lack Y 4 146 89% b . 3% 78 — 68% 68% Connecting RR 27/as series B 1975-—April-Ocf Y & Harlem gold 3%s 2000 May-Nov 08 86 *85% gold debentures 96% 104 > . 1997————J&h-July 1997 Jan-July collateral income Mortgage 75 Vi .91 100 — 62% 75 97 April-Oct — Mortgage 4s series A 2043_ 81 N 75 Vi :87 09 62 Va N Y 79 11 80 79 4 Vis ; bJ% 86 6s; 1980 registered Shore High ■89 buVi Feb-Aug Feb-Aug:; gold 3%s 1998-Feb-Aug v Feb-Aug New York Chicago & St Louis— Refunding mortgage 3Vis series E 1980—June-Dec First mortgage 3s series F 1986—_—April-Oct 80 ,78 " 80 ; 85% 81 '/a 80 V« Joy Manufacturing 3%s oeos 1975— Mar-Sept Kanawha & Mich 1st mtge 4s 1990—*---Aprlt-Oct Kansas 106 Vi 133 97 Va . trust registered 1998 Michigan Cent collateral 3VvS registered 1998 105 98 10 98 44 82 Feb-Aug 3Vis '■*• 1982 debs 98 Low 1 1998 A mortgage 3 Vis nVis 96 90 *85 i Mar-Sept series 4s Y Central & Hudson River RR—' Lake 1977 I-T-RCircuit Breaker-*--,... fVsB N Corp— —_ York Central RR Co— Collateral 92% 91 12 J»n. 1 No. 65 *75 RefunUng oc Xmpt, 4V2s series A 2013—April-Oct Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013—--—April-Oct : 89 ' Va Jersey Power & Lignt 3s 1974—^___Mar-Sepf 3%s 1977 iviay-ZVoo Consolidated 170 146 88 • ■ Binge Since boid 9o;u *7*% 1986—Feb-Aug Junction RR gtd lirst 4s New Jersey .92 Vi .; Bonds hlQll New Orleans Terminal 87 99 Vi U2 I957 Range riuay s %6'}4 f' „ 89 or r bid & Asked 100% 101 % Mar-Sept Jan-July Jersey Bell Telephone 3V»s 1988 New r—Mar-Sept, 1977 debs Oil Pipe Line Co— -t debentures series A s 1974 90 101 May-Nov 198z debentures 3s New Interstate 3.%s debentures 3s 92 82% Union Ry 2 bit a ser C 1972_——-Mar-Sept 1st mortgage 3.20s series 1 19821st mortgage 3Mts series-J 1981.: International Minerals & Chemical England Tel & Tex Co— guaranteed 4%s series B 1961 94 Week's 92'% MayrZVoo 1980—— conv 88 93 Inland Bteel-'Co. 3%8 nebs ; 3%s Co 91 May-ZVou May-ZVou Ja/i-Juiy Feb-Au0 Mar-Sept Jem-July 1986—June-Dec JtJ series 'lea 87 ^a 1979 Consol mortgage 33/iS series C 1974 Consol mortgage 3%s series F 1984 1st mtge 3%s series Q 1980 1st mtge 3%s series H 1989 1 3%s mortgage 90 Va 75 V* 80 »79»/p HI Cent RR consoL mtge .Consol . *— June-Dec First ; so 75 19 77 Last LOW 2%s debentures 1967 National Supply Hiph 48 48 Aprrl-Oct : xooi. ociico ,*>40 Feb-Aug , Sale Price Period Exchange stock Jan. 1 Sold Low JHudson York Friday Interest BONDS Week's Range Friday 12 3%s 1985— *821/2 88% — 10 90% 86% 94% 80 89 Vi 84 June-Dec 84% *11 787a 87% 68 *75 84Va 88 % 90 June-Dec *81% 84 83 April-Oct 84Vi 84 »4 84*4 Feb-Aug Jan-July 1__. 84% 86 91 Va .90 Va Number 3663 ,186 Volume The Commercial and Financial . . . Chronicle (649) 29 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD RANGE Friday _ BONDS l'om New Interest Exchange Period Range Friday's or Feb-Auz suDOxci ueos 1987 Feb-Aua Mills lnc 3Vas s I debs 1972 Z June-Dec Pitusugn Bessemer & Erie 2%s 1990 June-Dec Pitlsburgh .Cincinnati UhiC & St Louis Ry— „ Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957 May-Nov Consoridated guaranteed 4s ser H i960 Feb-Aust Consolidated guaranteed 4'%s ser I 1963 Feb-Aao 107 J ser 1964 *99 PittsD Coke fc Cneni 1st Coal Pifisuurgh-Plate Giass 3s debs 1907 83 99 Vi 100 97 99 Vi 98 101 Va 99 — lu0% 1 98% 10 *75 • — *96% —.April-Oct 103% > 98% 96 95% 92 92% 92% 90 V a 95% 97.; Mar-Sept —• Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Rv— general 5s series B 1962_ First First .general 8'%s 3s 2%s f debentures s. & Gamble Procter Public Line Mar-Sept ——J—AprilOct 1981——Mar-Sepf' debs and refunding Quaker Oats debentures Tobacco 67 89'% 98 93 90'a 93 __ 162 . ! — * '; 84 *4 — ; —— 93 92 Va 93 5 91 97'% 15 99 100% 941/a 70 ' "• : — '91% • 93 r -1 92 Va ;*90 91 % 96 3% 100 % ,99 — 87 AConsol — *80 90 , 389 70 *85 69 1 • •• mtge 6s — series B 1978—I C 1978— 4Vis series Rochester Gas & Electric 5 Vis 1st mtge & coll 180 Second gold 1st A 1996 6s 1 4%s 4s series mortgage Second mtge inc 1st mtge 4s bond 4s Paul Union Scioto V & Scott 1st 3VaS Depot 72 72'% 72 /—« — 3s debentures 87 97% 87 87 34 4%s 88 74% ■ : —^ 74% 69 V 4 91 — —— 64 — . 64'% 80% 60 5 ' 68 7% 99 95 87% 69 . 93 Vi 101% 85'% 99 99 95% 95-/2 96% 85 85 85 10 85 92 83 83 VB 20 82'% 89% * 5 85 85% May-Nov 1977 f debs 1982 April-Oct debentures 1971 April-Oct Mar-Sept June-Dec 1951, -- 107 107 17 99 104'% 8 95 2 Vis -debentures convertible 3Vis Southern Indiana Edison Co— Ry 2%s 1994 Southern Pacific Co— First 4Vis . 4Vis 1969_ Gold 4Vis 90% 83 3% *74 % 75% 75 *77 — — 78 83'% 106'% 105 106 154% June-Dec 63 154 156 34 67 91'% 85'% 97 82 86 89% i» 72 77 62% 2 62% 71 Va 91% 10 91'% 93% 71 91% 91 ' Jan-July' *101% 103% __ a ■) 3%s Tel 2Vis debs *97 May-Woo April-Ocf 1977_ Bell 1985 75 .. May-Nov 1983 April A 75 Spokane Internal first gold 4 Vis 2013 Standard Coil Products 5s conv 1967 June-Dec Standard Oil April-Ocf (Indiana) 3Vis conv 1982 77% 92 66'% 6 11734 327 77% __ 114% 114 84 range. 73% 76 Vb 11 included in the year's range, 85% 88 54'% 59 83 83 95% 10 96 Vi 96 88 96 92 92 96% 96 Va "5 95 59 59 Vi 60 39 57'% 23 57% 58 59 Vi, Vi 60 100% 2 68 99% 100'% 73'% 63'% 74 63 1 , June-Dec 91'% 98 »/a 98'% 11 64 Vi 68 122 3 a 87'% 5 — 64 Vi 95'% 89 MM 68 93% 88'% 101% 98% 64 Vi 99 Va 86 79 88 Vi 101 Vi 103 Vi 98% 88 88 88 3i 88% 1037% 90 84 101 Vi 97% 95 Va 85 7 92 92 64'% 93'% — 88 , 65 100 *87 *100 100'/a 90 a 94 Vi 93 Vi 93 Vi 100 Va 88 88 *80 Mar-Sept not 76 70 74 85% ,78 94 88% 86 90 1976_Jan-July In the year's range, d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale Under-t,he-rule sale not included in the year's range, r Cash included not sale y Ex-coupon. or reorganized under Section 77 ol the Bankruptcy 142% 114 in the year's sale 1 *57 ^Negotiability impaired by maturity. ^Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, Act, or securities assumed by such companies. *Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted A Bonds selling flat. 87% _ 87 —. not 84 87% 82% _ __ __ \ _ 5 75'% % ■ debentures included delivery 93% 75 _Jau-July Electric Light & Power 2%s Deferred 89% *78% May 1971 116 107 New Orleans & Northeastern RR— Joint mortgage 2Vis 1979 Public Service 3%s Yonkers 109 105 103'% 9 105',2 105 101 22 103% 103-Ta __ .. First Wisconsin 5 85 Vi Jan-July mtge 4Vis lnc ser A Jan 1 2029 Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976 85% 80'% — 89% 75 RR Co— series A 2004 1st mtge 4s Gen 101'/a 99 4 *70% Jan-July May-Woo Feb-Aug April-Oct Jan -July f debs 1980 3 Vis s 91% 102 89% 1992—Mar-Sepf Mar-Sept first mortgage 3s 1958 Wisconsin Central • 2 62 V .. Co. & 92 87 V2 101'/a *81 1982 Erie RR 2%s A 88 87 1 100 J an-July Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960 101'/a 69 92'% *83 — Jan-July Ja/t-July ..Jan-July Apr-Ocf Jan-July 108 49 88 88 Vb 3%s ser A '75—June-Dec 2%s series E 1986 First mortgage 2%s series F 1996 First mortgage 2 Vis series G 1961 1st mtge 5 Vis series H 1983 Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994 Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996 3 Vas debentures "l 88 Vi Vi "r Feb-Aug - 113 %8'% 4 ' 1995 —May-Nov Vis ser C 1973—April-Oct A 1970 103 __ income series A Jan 1981 April '.ncome 4Vis series B Jan 1991—Api'il mortgage 3Vis* serjes B 1971 Feb-Nov RR first ref gtd gold 3Vis 2000—Feb-Aug Whirlpool Corp 101% 92% 91 % 92 Va May-Nov May-Nov r. 88 Co— Wheeling & Lake DO'% 90 V'4 91 ^Mar-Sept Mortgage Southwestern RR 152 98 Vi April-Oct 1958 5s series B 3s 90 *79 31 79% Vi 79 Jan-July first gtd 5s 2003 & Southwest 160 162 132'% 107* *_- mtge 2%s ser H 1980 Mar-Sept Refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec 3%s ser J 1982 April-Oct Wheeling Steel 3Vis series C 1970— First mortgage 3%s series D 1967 3%s conv debs 1975 173 135 84 162 132Vi Jon-July Western Pacific RR Co 3 Vis ser A 1981—J an-July 5s income debentures 1984 -May Westing-house Electric Cbrp 2%s 1971 Mar-Sepf 5 Vis 85 62'% 1 80 *99 Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Ocf mortgage 3Vis series C 1979— —Apr-Ocf 1st 114 105 35 63 Southern Pacific RR Co— First 78 5 102% 78% 161 14 88% 103 103 B 1957—May-Nov mtge Wilson 1981 San Fran Term 1st mtge 88 95 ' 87% 88 mtge registered 2361 4s - 79% 1 •• < (Oregon Lines) A 1977 Gold 82 95 79 3 a Jan-July Jan-July 4Vis conv 1973 Southern Natural Gas Co 117'% ' 1970 debentures 1 82 *95 97 Vi 97 100 Vi , 160 Western 82 —" , 101% 94 .162 mtge 3%s 196*7—Jan-July General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979-—May-Nov West Penn Electric 3*Vis 1974 —_—May-JVoy West Penn Power 3Vis series I I960 Jan-July West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361— Jan-July 98 106 Va : 98 86 15- MM. Westchester Lighting gen *93 Feb-Aug J an-July 1985: 1987— 621 99 Vi — Power Co— consolidated Warren 108'% 8 80 *76% Mar-Sept Washington Terminal 2%s series 1 2%s -debentures ref First 99% — 92 92 ; 2 80 Gea mtge 4s Gen — 85V'4 99 Feb-Aug ' 82 96 *77 First lien and ref mtge 3 85'% — ^ 90 100% 100 »i 119% ■ 97 a *— 99 ., 103 Va! ■,/( — » 89 *94! 98 '' %r-v:;v-9o . 91 Va '• 82 ■ '94|3 94Va and ref & Virginian Ry 99% 105'% 77'% 203£ "90 100 Vi Vi ' 89 Vi ,/83.'V.,8l " 112 88 92. 86 ;91 ... 74Vi.' 80% 76% *—; \ 86 82 f. 5. u>: »— E 1975—Mar-Sept series F 1978 Mar-Sept and refund mtge 2Vis ser G 1979— June-Dec 1st 96 -1 , f 83 106 1st mortgage & 92V4 — — 85 % Sinclair Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1986 ; Skelly Oil 2 Vis debentures 1965 Jan-July Socony-Vacuum Oil 2Vis 1976 June-Dec South & North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963 April-Oct Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co— 3s debentures 1979— Jan -July Southern California 89Vi ? 98 83 v 88 89 *97 109 94 ' ... 85%" 62 Vi Va * 06!a 92 1 88 75% 75% . First 102 Va *77 Va — ..June-Dec 83 First 93 100'% 3 65 95 —- ..May-Nov 82 88 96Vi 93. Vi 12 , and refund mtge 3s Virginia 99% — 93% — U4 • ^90 94 yl and refund lrAge 2%s ser Wabash 1972 6Vis "" 92 June-Dec 1976 consol gtd 4s series Electric & First * 4s 1989—May-Noo 1971 Mar-Sept ctebs 1982 Jan-July debs 1969 ueoentures subord RR First 90 — suoord conv Virginia 103 96 if April-Oct 1971 *90 ' of America— cunv — — . 87% — June-Dec §ASiemens & Halske 1947 First — 65 *95 Mar-Sept 2Vis ~<J ..Jan-July Jan-July 1951—June-Dec ; A 4Vis 86 64 — 1977 debs Oil 1947 A series 3%s Vandalia 74:% 5 70 — -- 1st gtd Pipe Line 3.20s s Union assented Vanadium Corp 79 7% 83'% , 71'% 85% 88 95 Va 92 Apr-Ocf 1967— ' ' 86% 111 ' ■' 94 *11 June-Dec 6 Vis sinking fund mtge series O 1951—June-Dec 3 Vis assented seiies C 1951-. June-Dec Participating ctfs 47/as 1968 Jan-July 112 87 85 —' May-Now 1974 subord Service Shell debs series 3 Vis 93 95% 5 , * & Sons 2Vis 1966 debentures debentures 6 Vis Sears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp— 4%s S 75 Co— debentures (Jos E) 94 Mar-Sept May-Nov April-Oct 1977 Rubber 2%s debentures 1976 tr 4 Vis sinking fund mtge series A 3Vis assented series A 1951 87 — May Mar-Sep 1989 B , United Steel Works Corp— Ry— New England f , *72 Mar-Nov mtge 3s series B lyao s ■' 95% -V Jan-July 2006 certificates Seaboard Air Line RR 37/bS U 77% — 96% .—.Jan-July 1997 Manufacturing 4%s Seagram — * Paper 3s conv debentures Scovill *73 —. Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989-Jan-July St Paul & Duluth first cons gold 4s 1968_Ju«e-Dec St 152 77'% *73 April-Ocf Jan A ser St Louis-Southwestern First *80 Va — Mar-Sept 1996~Jan-JuZy 4 Vis ser A Jan 2022 1980 B ser debs income 5s 152 Co.— A f s sinking fund debentures 1973 2%s . Mar-Sent — Francisco Ry Louis-San & coll trust debs 1972 mtge f r 80 ; ... 94 April-Oct 1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971 91 6 Vis Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971 St Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s St. : 92 s% 180 „ — Ja?i-july ; 1977—. debs April-Oct trust 3 Vis 1972 3%s 1975 1970 >■ * 82 , r~2 87 87 "85 Jan-July Jan-July Feb-Aug -—May-Woo United Gas Corp 23/iS Corp— subord conv 94%- 94 !4 —May-Nov 1966—April-Oct —;—-—Mar-Sept 1977 debentures 3%s Corp— mortgage 3 Vis series J 1969 Aircraft Rohr .! ' .» b2% j99Vi 92 112--. nil ■ — General mortgage 4Vis series D 1977—Mar-Sepf General 8,4 .4 • . '99 70 Vi '14 •', * subord debs 1969—— Biscuit Co of America 2%s United 82 1 conv 1st mtge & coll • 4Vis Artists Corp— 3%s Jan-July ' Ja»-July r 1% 1978- '* ->« 1 ' -June-Dec 85 — —' 14 April-Oct 1955 Debt, adjustment bonds— A 90 *89% 88Va — 80 80 I960-, June-Dec Mar-Sept 1961— 82 __ — 94 102% 913'a 9 6s 1st ...May-Nov LFeb-Awp 1953 5Vis series 95 '6. ** *84% and impt 3%s mtge & United , 1953,— 6s ,. P-xVi • 90 coll tr 27/aa 1980 .May- Nov 1st mtge 3143 1982 -x June-Dee Union Oii of California 2%s debs 1970 Union Pacific RR 2.7,aS debentures 1970 .Feb-Aug Refunding mortgage 2 Vis series C 1991,-. Mar-Sept April* Oct Union Tank Car 4V4S s f debs 1973 1st 87 Va 81 debentures 3s Hl'% 173'% . § A Consol <mtge 82 % 04 -» of Missouri 33as 1971— .May-Nov and coll trust 2%s 1975 April-Oct _May-Nov 1968— First. mortgage 94'% 5 ' . 90% — — * May-Nov ' .. ' Feb-A«g 1950 § A Direct mtge 6s 82%% TT* k 62% .*■ 1986—— debentures f s Ohio Cent ref Union Electric Co 1(32 8 . 84Viv '"i . — 1973—_April-Ocf 3s debs 3lis Tri-Contiiiental Corp 2%s debs 104 Va 162 84 >4 , "• Jan-July 1964 5- *106 ■ Mar-Sept , Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp— mtge 7s 92 Apr-Ocf ' Rheem Mfg Go 37/as debs 1975 St a Direct 91 93 132 . Corp of America 3%s"conv 1980—June-Dec Reading-Co first & ref 3'/a s series D 1995—May-Nov (R J) 102% Tol & — Radio Reynolds 96'% 92 5 Vis 1983—April-Ocf mortgage 1977— 2%s 32 *60 Vi v£: 83 Vi 60! a - 1975 4%s -debentures 89% 98 1 97 7'a May-Nov 1963 refunding mortgage 314s 1968 Jan-July First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037 Jan-July First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037 June-Dec First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov', Fust and refunding mortgage 27/aS 1979_June-Dec 3%s debentures 1972 ' —Jane-Dec 1st 89% 97 __ Co— Gas & 101% Tide Water Associated Oil Co— *89 First and 3 %s debentures 100 — 1 June-Dec 1970 -- . . 101% 1980—— 3%s Service Electric .debentures *100 j*me-Dec 5s series C 1974 4%s series D 1977 Fust general Plantation-Pipe • Feb-Aug ' 82% ,Vbo Vi St Louis— 4s series C 2019— _Jan-July Refund and impt 27/as series D 1085— April-Oct .May-Nov* Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965 . Texus & New Orleans RR— First and refund M 3%s series B 1970- .April-Oct First .and refund M 3%s series C 1990- .April-Oct Jane-Dec Texas & Paciiic first goal 5s 2000— General and refund M 3Tas ser 13 1985. _J an-Juiy Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific— Term RR of New Orleans 3%s 1974— .June-Dec 96% *. luO Va 89 . ",90 92 Va ,'98 r, 94 , Refund and impt M 83% Vi V 106Vi , -May-Woo 1973— 101 LOO v" 9.) *89 9J. Va 14 00 9 „ 66 "a 80/4 101 101 101 30 RR Assn of Terminal 103% 75 . £_ *92 95 86!a High Low No. 81% .J an -July 1972 Swift & Co 2%s debentures 2ias debentures 97% 98-% « April-Ocf Pittsburgh & West "Virginia Ry Co— 1st mtge 3 Vbs series A 1984 92 82 97% -■ May-Wou 1965-_jan-Julu gVas 115 __ *98% mtge 3%s 4964- Piitsburgh :Consolidation 106% *101 May-Now ..April-Oct _ 500 80% a 1 jan. Sold High 06!a 80 V (N J) debentures 2%s 1971_ _May-Nov ..uan-July 2%s debentures 1974 Standard. Oil Co (Olnoj — 4V-*s sinking fund debentures 1982— .Jan-July .Mar-Sepf Stauffer Chemical 37is debs 1973 Sunray Oil Corp. 2Vas debentures 1966— ,_jan-July _Jan-July Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981-,— Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971-. ,_May -Nov Standard Oil 95 Range Since Bonds Friday's Low 91% *97 or Bid & Asked High 5 — Last Sale Price l criod New York stock Exchange 92 *81 Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR— General mortgage oa series A 1970: .—June-Deo General (mortgage as series B 1975 General mortgage 3%s series'E' 1975 93 '% Low Week's Range Friday Interest BONDS Jan. I No. 1O0-I4 108 PUIS bury Consolidated guaranteed 4VaS ENDED AUGUST 9 Range Since Sold High 93% coiiv 4-,43 Bonds Bid & Asked Low 2%s debentures 1964 Phillips Petroleum WEEK FOR Week's Last Sale Price during current week. AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE WEEKLY Augi stock AND RECORD YEAKLY of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange 5, and ending Friday, Aug. 9. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year. " the following In extensive list we furnish a complete report RANGE FOR WEEK Week's Last Range Sale Price American Stock Exchange Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A Acme Precision Acme Wire Co common Adam Consol Industries Products 1 % 10 25 % Inc 1 87a Aeronca Manufacturing Corp 1 1 6V2 Aero Supply , Manufacturing Agnew Surpass Ainsworth Shoe Stores Manufacturing common For-footnotes see page 33. 5 x3% July 1,400 8% 500 25 Va 25% 150 8% 2 600 5% Mar 5% July "a 6% 2,700 25a 2% 2,400 7% 231 9"a 11 Va 37,000 a Aug July 1% Mar 7 -* Par Sales Week's for Week Range Va Mar 5% Jan 5% Jan 11 % 30 Apr Feb Air Way Industries Inc Ajax Petroleums Ltd Alabama Gas Corp 8% Aug Alabama Jan Great Southern of Prices Low High Low 8% Jun Power 4.20% preferred—100 Alan Wood Steel Co 10 5% cumulative preferred 100 11V2 Aug Alaska 3% July Airlines Inc 1 l7a 2% 4 a — 3^4 151 2 84% 85 26- 4 26- 4 — -- -9/4 -2 50 Alabama 10% 1% Jj} 3 50c 150 __ __ 4 -B Range Since Jan. Shares Low 4% 6 American Stock Exchange Range Since Jan. 1 High Shares 4 Vb 8 Last Sale Price STOCKS 7% 4 1 Inc of Prices High Sales for Week Low Par ' ENDED AUGUST 9 Friday: Friday STOCKS for^ the week beginning to include every secuiity w -- 4-1 6,400 17a Aug 3,700 ft Jan 3,000 28% July Va 1 160 148 Jun 250 83 Jun 92% 26Jun 31 Va Jan Apr Jan Jun 89 Jan 3-% May 5 July 81% 1,100 Jan Jan 34% Jan 300 60 1 High 5 The Commercial 30 Monday, August 12, 1957 and Financial Chronicle (650) AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE Last STOCKS Range Sale Price American Stock Exchange Sales for Week Week's Friday Par WEEK 28% 4 4 Vb 5% 6 9,400 2% 3 ~3% 3 Ve 3% 3% July Feb 1,000 57a 10s Alleghany Corp warrants Feb Cement 6 . •1% July 3% r Canaaa Jan 6 23% Aug Bread VaVo Co Ltd J4j", common Petroleums Ltd Airlines Xnc 5%% Allied I commo_ Co Corp prelerred- 8 8 100 46 800 12 '/a 45% 1 Altled Internat'l Investing cap stock—1 Allied Paper Corp § Allied Products (Mich) common • ^lnwifniiTn Co of America— 12% 23% 10 American Meter isya 27 26% 27 1,300 36 36 100 Jan 8% Mar 400 Canadian Jan , 88 % Capital City Products common— Kennedy Inc— Carnation 76% . Carter 21% July 30% Jan \ Casco 37% July 11% May ' Jan Castle . 6,300 19 y8 Apr 14% 4,200 14% Feb 17% Jan 4% Jan Jan 13% 13% is y4 3,800 7% Feb 5% 5% 5% 3,600 4% Feb 1% 1% 1ft 3,500 1-fc July 14 14% 1,000 13% Feb 13% 13 13% 2,600 13 Aug 7% 7% 7% - 500 Convertible 4% July 101 Chesebrough-Ponds Inc Chicago Rivet & Machine Feb 150 87 23,900 33 Jan 41% Aug Chief Consolidated Mining., .—: Christiana Oil Corp————— 28% 22,500 20 Feb 28% Clark 1,500 5% 101 Apr .15 14% 15 3,200 13% Feb 15% 18% 20 3,300 17% Feb 22% 9% 10 8,500 9Va July Clopay 11% May 500 1 2% 2% 2% .—1 2% 1% 2'/a lc 3% 3% 4 97 Jun 2 7,400 50 . 8% 3 Jan July 1% July 3% July 3% 5% Jan 103% Feb 1% , Jan 96% Aug 2,400 96% _• 1% 1 Jun 1 2% 8% 2% 4ya 4 1 Feb 14 la Aug 26% ioy8 6 Apr 6% Jun 9% Jan 10% 3 4'ft 2% May 3% Jan 300 800 19% 19% 100 16% Jan 36 % 37% 300 36 % 46 Aug & Continental Inc 15% 3% Corp__ 3 *Oo • ft r--*" " 7J/a ——1 1 'i 15% 200 14% Feb 17 15% 300 14% 16% 3% 3% 5,500 16% 50o 3% : ——i 50o si. 11% 24,800 1074 1,900 16% 1,800 37'a v 3% 700 .lun 3 % Mar Feb Jun Crown Cent Petroleum Jan Crown Cork Internat'l 107a 12% 2,000 9 May 13% Jan Crown 8 % May British American Oil Co British American Tobacco— Amer dep rets ord bearer —*1 Amer dep rets ord reg 1 £1 British Celanese Ltd— American dep rets ord reg £1 British Columbia Power common——• British Petroleum Co Ltd— American dep rets ord reg £1 Brown Company common -1 Brown Forman Distillers 1 4% cumulative preferred Brown Rubber Co common Bruce (E L) Co common 10 6 3 0 Va 6 100 13 30'ft 31% 90 91 13 13% 1,100 50 500 8% ' — 9% 9'/a 2'ft ■ 2% 700 9 Vb 97b 11,300 7% 300 7 300 54% 537'a 56% 7,500 ~5U ~5}i 100 common 26c Jun Curtis 6% Jan Jan Jan 5% Feb 2% 31 Jan 32% Feb 45 y4 Feb 43 Mar 4% Jun 60% 5ft July 5{J Aug 20% 40,200 7,800 15% Mar 19 17'% 17%, 18y2 400 16% Jan 10% 6% 6% 2,000 ~6% 9 9%, 18% 19 1,400 600 1% Jan 43 Feb 17V4 Jan 6 % July 8% Feb 18% Aug 2% July 8% Mar Jun 3 Apr 55% May 23% Jun July Jun 6% May 13% Jan 23 Jan 3 July 10% Jan 27b 2% Feb 600 9'ft 200 6% July 8% Jun 10% Jan 77b 8 70Q 7% Aug 8% Jan 3'ft 60Q Jan 167b 700 3y4 Aug 16 y4 Feb 5% 16'ft 13% 80Q 6% 3% 8 3 674 9'ft 6% 13'ft 13% 1,700 l7fl 7b 12 8,200 July % 3% May 7% Jan 22% May 16% Jan Jan ft Feb I " , .Daltch For footnotes page 4 , .J <T Aug Mar 15 Jan 18 July .17% July May % Jan % July 200 11% Mar 14 10% Mav '; 11% 19% 'ft; '3oo 16% July 5 Jan : 4.« """"400 12% 6% 1 21,400 July •6 1% :"•'- 300 JL 5ij Jun. Apr Mar 1 500 25 •vll «., 12 . ,5 17%. .18 4V8 .4-Va , 7 Jan 1,300 ; 7.500 Jun £2% ■'■ Jan £7%-Aug - 1.7b Aug 2% : 15% July 374 Jun-; Jan 14% Jan 18% .974 Julv . May 13% Aug Feb 24'ft July . ,;..;96 Jan 17 Va 500 . ,.l% u Apr 6'/4 ■ 5 Feb 5'ft "1,600 17%.'.17% V* 4'ft Mar 81 'ft 5,900. f, Feb Dejay 6 Jan 8% 3.200 ft - 4 23% !50 Aug 1% Jan May 2% Jan 8 Apr 7 „ 9 Apr Apr , 10 Apr 1i iV.i ,T- • 3 ' . 6Vs May 1 Va Jan 3 0.600 32 3I % 600 100 Jan 5- Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd.: Diners' Distillers Co 25c Ltd— • 474 July 1% Jan 16% .Jan Dominion Bridge Co Ltd— Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock. ' . r39%" ^41% 210 •i14 - .147412%; ft', 12% 137 i —ft.. 'ft —* * Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd * Dominion common 29 '>r 32%' " 700 ftl4.300 200 • ' ft;'30% >3374 ;.l li7:4'.:'yi% • -- 8% - 15,600 -"ft ::;8%'-1 8%" ft" -•- 300 ooo 14 Inc.--. —-——7.50 $2 preferred Douglas Oil Company—— Dow Brewery Ltd—i__ 18 32.50 %. ft!: v i 8 v 4r T" 19 •"! 1 38% *40 1 * Draper Corp common. .* ■ 300 13,700 .r 20'4 Jan 11 Va Jan 5% Mar 6% 210 r 46 Jan Apr July f20% 800 3% July 15% May 14% Apr 21. Jun 30% July 20% Feb 3374 11 ' a May 878 Apr 15 Feb 34 % Mar 47a Apr 3074 53.:: 20%' 4,300 Jan Aug 9'J ' Dorr-Oliver ' Jan • American dep rets ord reg———6s 8d Diversey (The) Corp,, ——1 Dome Exploration Ltd—— s—___._2.50 Textile Co Ltd 25,900 Feb 3974 May Feb ft3,500 Jan " • '•;2ir- 2<P 2ft 40 Va 1 3% Jan 5 146 Jun 900 500 Aug; 2674 6% Jan 5 Jan iy3 -, • 3074 Mar 3 7a •3% "5'". 7% Feb 674 ——__—1 Club Inc (The) 6 Jan 16% May 32% July. 3% Mar 138 3% & Manufacturing-. Iron Foundry ■15% Jun 1374 Mar 500 33% »34 % ": - •«.•> 40 "374 3 7 a '• BOO r—* - - ;:,J 10 Va 375 ' - ■ 3% 1 Apr 19% Jun 8% Feb 13 9% Aug Jan Jan 19% July 41 6% July Jun •34% Mar 23% Jan 10% Jun " 6.000 1 % July 2% Jan Duke 200 7 Jan 8% Jan DuMont 50Q 12,600 % May 4% • 34% 33'ft 35 3b 5.000 2% 27 b 274 6,300 13% 13% 1374 5,100 54 54 Drilling & Exploration Driver Harris Power 50 25 2% Feb Feb 1 % May 5% July 38 July Jun 3% , xl3% July 14% 1 8f}'«.. Co 56,. .4,400 50% 400 54 69% May 3,300 2678 5,600 29Va ' 30 Apr Apr 47a Jan GVa 274 • (Allen B) 3 ft ' 10 Apr 2% July - 3074 July Laboratories— " Duro Duval Test Corp Corp Apr of 4%. 1 4%,. 47n VT7-!:.T8. 1774-v .-i, 1 „^Va Apr "5% May : 5 Vb ■« 1 800 -.29% ;.3074. •> . *5 Va -5% > • Feb July 14% Aug Feb 8 650 "■ 3% 67a • ♦ America 4r;a 10s 1 common Sulphur & Potash Co Dynamics 4% —1 — 18 May 700 28 Apr 35Y4 Feb 7% Jan 9,800 5% Jun Jan 52 July 42 60 50 Mar 4% Feb 6 27'ft Apr 700 25% Jan E Apr July 400 5,800 Co Co—— Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd— American dep rets ord .reg Duraloy (The) Co__ Durham Hosiery class B common ft 10 1% 34V2 50c 1 77b 9% 14 : 1 17b 9% 4% 8% Gray 17 b 5 3 Gasket 77b ~5ft 100 12%"T3V4 Detroit Apr 267b 9 14% — common Development Corp of America Jan 27 y8 r 13 Detroit 4% .1 9 ■£. .1 debentures..*-. 6% 1 vi'/a.r. 26;00(j ; —2.50 Dempster Investment Co ———1 Dennison Mfg class A common— 5 3% July 4% Jan 7b T%,j.';r 1% 16'ft Mar D . Stores 2.60Q 1% 6,300 35 A—A s.-i 10c Dayton Rubber Co class A———-35 5 1 33. 24% May 9 y2 Jan IVa 600 .6%. Vac class Co Day Mines Inc 37b 50 see Feb July 7% 100 " 47ft 50 Calvan Consol Oil A Gas Co— 6% 674 Jan 1 Apr May 164,800 I if AVs Davidson Brothers Inc 3 50c Camden Fire Insurance 5 Campbell Chilbougamau Mines Ltd—1 Jan 10% Jun , ,5% Jan .1,100 17% Crystal Dairies Inc 1 Hosiery Mills—j———2.50 4% 10c $8.00 preferred $2.50 preferred Jan 12% * 9,900 —5 Davenport 3 10c Calif Eastern Aviation Inc California Electric Power Jan " Aug 7) Calgary A Edmonton Corp Ltd 6Vb 30 15% Jun Jun Feb 10% July 8% July C A C Super Corp—Name changed to C & C Telev Corp (effective common Jan 11% July l7/a 7% 16% 7.50 Television! Corp Feb" 2% 8% July 5% Jun " Manufacturing Common Cable Electric products 1,500 -* Jan 19% —-1 convertible class A Feb 5% Mar Apr July 5 :50c common. 15% 19% Ltd— American dep rets ord shares—3s 6d Burroughs (J P) A Son Inc ----1 Burry Biscuit Corp 12 %o Jun 874 •51,600 "ft 300 117% ,18 ■„ 26% -%7% ♦ Co— 94 Jun 17'/a 1 2.50 4 t: 7% Aus 4% 1% May .,7% -.,•89% .;il% 1 common 6% Mar x89% 200 9 Company 12% ir -5 Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc__: 200 -1 10 Oil Sugar Cuban. Tobacco 34% Mar 2% 18% preferred preferred Mar 51% 1 convertible 7 274 — * Buell Die & Machine Co 5% 49'ft __ 2.50 Budget Finance Plan common—-—50c * 89% —2.50 Curtis Lighting Inc common 5ft July -- 9% Buckeye (The) Oorp Jan 5% Jun 29 y4 Jun 27% Jun 1 Bruck Mills Ltd class B B 8 F Company common 17% 2TV4 Mar Jan 6,300 v^5^8V^5%". partic—_• preferred.—".— American 15%»JUly Aug " 4% — • —• 1——' (Md)— "A" Crystal Oil & Land Co common. Atlantic 5 23 12% .12,''ii 5% Drug Co common———.25c Crowley Milner & Co Cuban 22% -»An 5% Cuban 13% 3,700 ','1 rt'. '■> (ord reg)„_£1 14% Apr (ioo 2,500 •• " American dep receipts Jan Feb .,.10% L-i.1.50 Corpi 48% 16 Jan Jun 15 12% Jan Aug Apr 7 July 11 6% 36% 1% -i7% _••• . .:% Creole Petroleum coipmon— —5 Crowell-Collier Publishing Co—.__i-—1 $1.12 Jan 3% July 30% July 10% Jan ft:i7%.;^7( *-5c 14 xl5% Mar 9Ya - Jun 100 —< 42 -• common "73/8 * . 1 1 200 6% Mar July 5 21 1 500 12% Feb 6 Apr Mar 10 Ltd— 14% 100 47/a Mar .1,700 5%^>'5;%!^5%'..' 1 427'b 5% Jan Jan Feb 2% Jun 1,500 ■'8%^ '8%'" 9%-:;: •SVa-^^SVa ?> 8% > 5 Courtaulds Ltd— * Jun 5 8% May 12,200 5% 427a 700 • Co 18% May 4% Jun " Jan 9% ■ 5 V'a : Jan 4% 20 : Augl', '% 974 31 274 ti.% ,; 10c i i 3% 300 "-"T'4--' "14%. 14 •* : Jan J 10c voting— Cott Beverage 1 ■' % Feb 6'/a 2,700 »,,,^i5%,K"■ ^23%*"^23% 23% ;" 22 400 Reynolds common J $1 preferred class A ————• July , 1% Jan .•••'•■ . >T5% ' "T%^:.'s?-PhI%- 1 : Inc.- Distillery v •_•. i/8 v:-;.-.?'-5 Corroon & Jan 7'ft • Byrd Oil Corporation 12% 12% 7 July, 10 May 15% Apr 15% 1 Manufacturing Co A C Corp—— Coro.Jnc—— 6% Mar Jan 674 — C Engineering—1 Inc Class B non-voting Cornucopia Gold MinesuL Feb 6% 15 7 a 1 common Mar 4 67/a Gear Works Inc 20c Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord—• Mines 7'ft • 16% (H) Class A 3% July 2ft Feb 157b 3 common common Buffalo -Eclipse Corp Bunker Hill (The) 7 Va .-•« * Brad Foote serial .' — Corby Jan 4% Aug 23,000 1 5%% prior cumulative preferrecLlOO Borne Chemical Company Inc —5 Bourjois Inc 6% S 3% 3 : r July 1 common 60c ■ Feb 2% Feb 4 —« common—25 Black Starr & Gorham class A Bridgeport Gas & ——1.25 14V41 1 1 Canada ** t 10 Va - 1 — Shoe Corp Belock Instrument Corp Benrus Watch Co Inc 6% - , i' — Barry Controls Inc class B IncorporatedBearings Inc Beau-Brummell Ties common Burma 21% Andes— Basic Brillo 15% Aug 15 1 Banff Oil Ltd Corp 20,800 16% 15% 1 lc Barcelona Tr Light A Power Ltd. Barium Steel Breeze Industries Cooper-Jarrett 15% 15% 1 Co Aviation Commercial Continental Gas— shares—a._ (H C) 20c Apr 2374 Jan 7% Jan v: j. Jun 4,700 -. ,_"!;;^24%;t24^.' 5 Jun 4% 1474 May 1,400 50c — 10 Va Jan : Aug 21 Vb 100 . , 14 %''*14% ■46V4 Aug 5Te Mar '67July 19,100 i 31 *• 14% ? July Feb Mar "200 2% 1 Continental Jan V - . to 1965— Containers r .8% 'W8%.^-9 Ll.r —10 Continental Materials Corp Cook Paint & Varnish Co Baldwin Rubber common Baldwin Securities Corp Bohack ext 6% % 1 Service Continental Air Lines Inc__ 21% Mar 1 Inc—__—— Consol Diesel Electric .Corp—i. _10c Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd——* Consolidated Royalty Oil 10 Jan • i common Hotel Public 21. . 73 150 5%-',,5% 10c * Inc 1 Consol Cuban Petroleum Corp 3 % July 4% vtc— Development ordinary——30s Colonial Sand & Stone Co 1 Vtc Aug vV 6 Mar 7% Mar 6,500 *2 Compo Shoe Machinery— Jan 4% v;7%: ^ Feb 12 . 100 ; * I' 86 May j. 2% 1,600 4%L ;4.% a ^ ,.-'1,600 4%*»■ 4%':l''.4% 6,800 Colon Connelly Jan 4% 14,900 i-'-t: 1. ..73 . Aug 5, 12 % £«•••»:.• M"22 1 Oils Jan '* 18% Mar, 200 1 Co. Jan Jan 350 "... 80% ; 80 8. 1 -: 5 V4 25 Feb 46 Va 20 ' Equipment Co Commodore Jan 58,300 Farm Community 46% July 4,100 4% 7 6% 9'/a preferred Jan 39 5,300 16% 4% 4% 7 10c 1 1 100 43 14% 15% 10 pesos 1,900 1% 1% 43 • Caribbean Cockshutt ■JLM Blauner's common Blumenthal <S) & Co Corporation 4; 22--',:;;^22urr22'-i>:,- 1 Co. Club Aluminum Products Coastal 711 July 21 T — Hosiery Co !—___—__5 Clayton & Lambert' Manufacturing—_4 Jun 9% I'J Claussner Apr 18% 1 if*i9 ———1 Manufacturing " 23% -Jun ' 1,000 -tD.:" 200'' " 1 Clary 'Corporation.— 6% Mar 25o Co Controller ..5 liA. •-3% > V^A§:.>ei2-:i:;.:l2i400 1,000 12%'l:i^l2,/a T2%C'. -4 41% 91% July 4% Jan 46%,u46.%>>$. 10 89 ?,6% July . .. Jan 13% Mar 63 \ Aug 73% July . —1 Z.—" Febj 3% Aug., 8% Jan 6% 1 16%' '.4^tiio5a KTO%'. ^£: V600 ,~r :—-5 27% Aug 4% ; Jun .23% Jan. 6y4. Mar 63% -10 ; ——— 37% 2.50 A Automatic Voting Machine Ayshire Collieries Blckford's Inc —2.50 America 87 5% Development Corp Atlas Corp option warrants Atlas Plywood Corp Audio Devices Inc__ Automatic Steel Products Inc of of Jun '• ,'! h'tfer"i"* f i- w7'''' 27 y8 Aug 177/a ft preference—i—_——10 Co 574 5% Aug- 400 1,, ' % Mar : r.:-4 l/a Jan 11 ,.———100 Corp common Charter Oil Co Ltd- 10Vb Jan ■ /-'J8.3pp. t5$'4 "*0 ■ '5% wv 6,Sv 6,700 •,>3%t-Wd 3;% ^ : 12,100 Co— Jan •.! ■> May 1106% Feb July ■ Light 4% 39% lOo Atlantic Coast Line Co Atlas Consolidated Mining & (A S) & Charis Clarostat Class A participating Atlantic Coast Fisheries Telephone Power preferred J • Chamberlin 16 % May 17% Jan 4% Mar IffVa pfd 100 Century Electric Co common—_——10 Century Investors■> Inc 2 Aug Associated Tel & Tel— Bell Maine Power 10Q >• CorP--'-~—1 81.50 series• preference Central »'• - Secur 87 9 American dep rets reg Associated Food Stores Inc Associate Laundries of America Associated Oil & Gas Co Beck Conv 3.50% 7% May 2% Jan 7% Mar 5,200 4% 4 Vb 4% warrants los . Apr - 9 . 39 ft Mar , > *, Ltd— 29 •: Feb ^,.1. %.<■ ,^5 i"; !)°o & Co——10 Mar 102 Jan 2|g. July •3ft Feb ■v- 7% Mar • Jan 7 Jan 31% a ."-.h ^5 ———1 Central . 23% Mar 15% "I* ——-—1 ——1 - % July 3% Jan 27 "00 50u .-^-t;^;:i02-%T02%Uri\:.t:'>20' . Catalin Corp of America Cenco Corporation— Feb 1% -• —2s 6d common— Explorers 14% Artists Productions Inc Associate Electric Industries— de (A M) V" —1 Cherry-Burrell common.—1 Aro American Products Illinois 21 20,400 3. ft •■4% May £7% May . 2ft July 5?a July 6,000 . . .8 Vai;: wi.LOOO 7i%- 8 2'Sxn "!%a-35' * Co common Central 4.75 Assoc Banco (J W) Central 9 preferred— Oil Light $5 pfd Carreras Ltd— V American dep rets B ord 39 y2 400 .. ' 1 Carolina Power & 14 y» 22% • 2%'! 5 .———5.50 common— 34% 3 Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co— Arkansas Power & Light— Class A Baker Industries Co 14% May 78% July * 1% May 35 21 (i % 2$'* cry. 23% Aug' .112 t 10% Jun 22% May ■ 3V4 May ,. —-1 vtc Carey Baxter & Jan Feb Jan 2,700 " 1,300: = 2 li}5,50o -j*■ v 24% " Jan 11% 12% Feb 5,300 Ltd !t6% 1 ._—-1 vtc Ltd Producers 24% May 3% Jun Appalachian Elec Power 4%& pfd—100 Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp 9 Ballsy A Selburn Oil tv-23% partic pfd—10 Minerals6c July . 1% Feb iO»80d Jan , .28% July Jan 6% 32,400 • ;,3%-'-3%,r •3% 1 •— ^;9;ft^: - 'dv* 2iu Ltd Natural Gas fiiyh\: x31 Feb 5VB 19% -2 Corp—_— Canso 14% 1 Corp Canal-Randolph May 37 9 Angostura-Wupperman non-cum Williston • Feb ' 18% July 39% July". 2.40 Non-voting Petroflna Canadian Marconi—--.— 34 Va May —2 Armstrong Rubber Co class Equipment Corp— Canadian 30% July Jan 20o Products Co 32% 9 "A" shares & 26% Jun 11,600 16'/a 15% 15% 2 Ltd - ,'■28,', v ;8%"'^8 ' Dredge & Dock Co Ltd-.--—* Homestead Oils Ltd 10c Canadian 31 31 y2 —.1 Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd Angle-Lautaro Nitrate Corp— Armour 9% 32'A 9 9% —1 Feb xll 5,800 Writing Paper common AMI Incorporated Amurex Oil Company class A 4.72% iy4 Jan 70% Aug 17 preferred Jan Jan 50 300 1% 18 American Post 76'A July 10 77 1% 29 Photocopy Equip Co Seal-Kap common Thread Anchor July 77 * Mines Feb 8 20 American Lead 22 700 10 1 American Anacon 500 1,000 1 Co 6% 77% 9'/a American Natural Gas Co 6% pfd—29 American Petroflna Inc class A——1 American 7 24% Atlantic Oil Co Ltd Canadian July 17 23% 9% 100 American Manufacturing Co com American Maracaibo Co 52 % 12J/a Aug 19 Vb July 2,400 Canadian 1 10 % Mar 19% Feb 23 pfd—If conv 8 . 77 industries common——* Industries Inc (R I) —-—-1 American Air Filter 5% . Jan May 4% Mar Canso Aluminum American Beverage common American Book Co American Electronics Inc—— American Laundry Machine 15 July Aug 6y4 Apr 12% $3.75 cumulative preferred Aluminum Goods Manufacturing. Ambrook 3 5,400 45 .10 Inc 4% Jun 13% Jan 1 convertible Control 2% 700 1 Pictures -U!. Mar 26 200 ^;2.9|4:c30^ ,«/,■ 7% vtc.l — A Fisher Allied Artists ' Luw ^ 20 preference—. Southern Canada Range Since Jan, 1 Snares * Ltd Co Canada Algernons Kunstzljde N V— Amor dep rets Amer shares AB American Engineering Co Tjdw-^lhgh Par High Sales for Week . ©i P'rtces ' Sale Price - , : Range Last American stocfc Exchange Range Since Jan. 1 Low High Week's Friday ENDED AUGUST 9 STOCKS Shares of Prices Low FOR RANGE , 9% July 29% May 14 Jan Eastern Malleable. Iron Eastern States ' 1 Corp preferred series A—■ $6 preferred series B -.25 1 $7 .46 1774 . 47 1674 ;17:' 300 2,800 36% Jan 16% Aug 54% May 31% —* .' 160V4 Jun 180 '—' 145 162% July Jan July Jan Number 5663 186 Volume . . . The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (651) AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE Friday Week's Last STOCKS ParLow Associatesof beneficial preferred: $2 Electee Bond & Share common Electrpgraphic Corp common-— III—5 30 Communications Inc_ Electronics Corp of America—: -1 8% 10c or $1 Apr % Jan 327a July Jan Jun 17% Feb Feb 8 127a Aug " 1,600 4,000 127u Jun 8 ' 2% ,3% Apr 37a Jun 12 May May Jan 17 102 4,000 200 Feb 12% Mar X8% July 12,700 July 4 3% May 38% Jun 4274 International Resistance Intex Oil Iron 3,800 7% Jan 1074 Jun 11% 1,100 10% Jan 14 41 7 8% 100 7 9% 74" 25c 13_i 87,900 12 Feb 5 Jan —1 Instrument Jeannette . Fishman. (M -H) Industries Kaltman 'ft ft . Head-Brewing Co Fox ! Industries Inc__r__— Pitt. Fort 10% 100 800 25 Fuller Co— (Geo A) — Jan Kingsford 167 a Aug May 7% Mar 11 Jun 10% July 100% Aug 117% May 106 120 July " Jan 6% 19% Jan 5,7V July Kropp Aug 77a Jan 3,iT00 27a warrants-'--^ • '* - * General-Indus , • 1% 2 ; *- i'" ■ % July 574 Mar Feb s'*-1: 27a Feb May 3 Jan 16 Jan 1,200 800 ■2 400 51% 774 ■: 19 Jan •"5% Jan 17 July Jan 48 July ""1%. Jan 8% Feb 30 20,500 • 1% ,L.28^a, 30 i4% 9,000 ;. 441%, 18 200 1% '.i,' 1'%. Jan 'May Jun 16' 300 15% 46% _,,r4% 56 ; 39% Jan ■ 17Wa 1'7% r-- ft' 6,000 1% Jan Aug 9974 May 95% Jun Jun 977% Jan 4- 4% 3,000 37a July 6% Jan 9.r 9% 400 8% Mar ii- ii% L 400 Aug 1074 July 13% Jan 20% 21% 1,200 197a July —1 v.' Gilchrist Co_—— Glen , -ft* 5 —i Gladding McBean & Co , —* • 21% 11% ft, " ft — Inc—ft;— Globe. Union Co /■ ftjr Globe* Wernicke ' • Gobe>'4Adolf) — 23% 1 • 900 2,600 2,400 Common.-—' May 974 Jan 900 7% July 11% Jan 3,800 2% Mar 7 " 2% ::;i72^,.i75% 172% 125^,4 (I — preferred— t _' Gypsum Lime- & Alabastine_—. r -• >4' .. 325 Lamson •„ H . Inc Lear Co a-« ~2"J' Plywood Corp— 1 Harnischfeger Corp—— ^^-10 ' > Hartford*- Elec.tric Light——r-_ —25 'A-:• Harvard- Investors Inc —,—-i_lr-s 19174 July Feb 132 Hathaway Bakeries Inc V-<9V4 Aug -x9J/a Jun 77 '18% Jan 19% May ■ 10 Jan 47a May 2% Jan 10c Co— Lithographing Havana ——-—:10c Corp_^,—__———r~—1 • Mining Co ——— 25c Hazel Bishop Inc__: Hecla commoni— Helena Rubenstein , Heller (W> E). & Co 8', ...Hofmamv Industries Inc HolliiigCF Consol Gold ^■ . Horder'a class Ino_A HubbelB (Harveyj ■4 24% HydrometaLs • 2,600 3% Jun 574 36,% 1,300 30% 81/4 1,100 26% 950 -®,%; * 2% -*—*_%•-'■' — Inc. 5% Apr 3% Mar Feb Jan 44% May 9 74 Jan Feb 7% Jan 3% Jun 21% Mar Land Louisiana Lunkenheimer Inc—^.LvAa—12". 50.',J13.% iPro,ducts_LlTi_i-i--ii5 17 ; 3 74 , Jan Mar 12 Feb Feb 24 " Jun 3774 JUn 274 Jan ' 17a July 35,500 1 474 May 200 3% Jim 1,100 9,600 26% Feb 34% May Jan 2474 May 12 , ; , - Mangel , L_T Service For footnotes see page 33. 3 74 374 700 674 100 4% May 874 Jan *374 Apr 6% 374 574 Feb Johnson Mead 50 107' •' 120.1 ' 10 :46% Feb /' 200 137K 6,460 17% 10174 <; Jun May ..59 700 Aug "7,66Jun v'4'.-.; " Apr 4,400 400 July 30 96% Jan ; 574 Mar 62L * V''12 July V;.' 974 Apr \ 1574 Mar ll% Febt ': 17" Aug -54% >.vL10% 11% J.an 52%, Aug 107akAug, 1,500 4{J[Jun — — 270 ■ 78:,4 "Aug %78%. 61 V.20'% 21% 1,300 2% 600 2 100% 105% 10% 10% 1,600 90 2,700 15% 1 Jan Apr ' Feb 8% Feb 1474 28% 2874 14 100 574 574 674 27 a 274 27a 15,000 6,200 1674 1674 1674 1,900 7% Aug 11% Jun 10% May 8% Jan 10% Jan 574 Aug "2 ft Merrill Metal 17% Jun 1474 Jan 11,500 2% May 2 il 47a 474 474 100 374 May 6 6 74 50 6% Mar 6% Jan li"„ 50 Jun July Apr Jan 103 17% 625 14% Jan 20 174 174 800 1% Mar 15% July 46% Mar 1% May 18% July 1874 1874 100 50 49V4 5174 21,600 3074 3074 3274 200 1174 11% 1,300 26% Apr 9% Feb 40 U 1 1174 11% 11% 600 7% Jan 12 1374 12 1374 1,850 9% Feb 700 74 Aug 16% July 174 May 4% Feb 10% July „30c -2.50 —,—- 7a 7a 74 _10o 50c —7 1 60% Ltd 1074 3,400 16% 1674 1,500 15% Feb 17% 1674 1674 400 1574 July 17% May Jan 35% July 13% Jun 1574 Jan 9 1474 15 '774 ,**774 • *—,—1 5 —• —' 3074 32% 5174 4874 5174 574 574 5,300 Stamping Co Missouri 50c 8 50c 50 common Service _* common 100 ,_1 1 (Can) Ltd Molybdenite Corp Molybdenum Corp 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 * participation Investors Metal Products 6 7o cumulative preferred—. Mount Vernon Mills Inc Mountain States Tel & Tel Mt Clemens Muntz TV Murphy Inc — pfd—* 1 4 2.50 100 1 1 -5 Corporation Murray Ohio Mfg Co Muskegon Piston Ring Co Apr 2.50 10 50c common common common Company 1874 16 74 32,900 3774 39 74 3,200 35 2274 24 1,200 19% Apr 27% 2674 2874 5,300 17 47a 100 200 7% Mar 17i 2,300 1% July 974 13 974 10% May 17% Jan May 11% July 12% Mar 8 74 2174 5% 28% 874 2,400 600 574 22 5%. Feb 29 Apr Jan Feb 8% Mar 18% Feb 23% Apr 5% May 7 500 Jan 5 25 33 33 14 26 100 774 2174 — — Jan Jun 8 4,600 — ' 2 9% July 600 874 Mar 11% Apr 12 400 137» 974 974 5 4% Jun 874 174 _ 25% July 29% July , Feb 8 Jun 57% Jan Mar 474 28% preferred Canada & Light 5% pfd Public Jun 13% Feb 15% 24 -5 1 1 2.50 -1 10 convertible Minnesota Pwr 8 13% Jan 3774 — — Products— dividend shares- Co 67 4374 Aug 574 Aug 1574 974 Corp of 44% Jan 33% Jan 1,900 3,800 Co Abrasive— Wohl Jan 28% July 30% Jan 8.2C0 4274 15 10% Jun Piping Co 474% „ 13% Jun 4074 1 cum Mid-West Jun 4ft Apr 874 Jun Jan 6% Feb 2,600 3074 Petroleum common 1 $1 conv preferred—* Steel 774 4074 13 74 Midland Moodv 2,900 15 4 Oil Corp Mining * 32 £1 Co common Sugar Apr 16 % 574 & Co common & Co Midland Miller 1 Jan July 12% July 16 hi l0,r ■* 9 preferred non Jan Jun 1674 1674 1 Co— Michigan Chemical Corp $2 Apr 60 1 Co, Thermit Corp Midwest Feb 05 Jan 674 2 i7i 1 10 .* Iron & Feb 6 xl% July 38 35 Apr 21% Jan 32% Mar 14 14 1574 96% 97 1274 1274 1374 1,500 174 174 la4 3,400 28 29 74 5,900 8474 CO 50 81 86 80 85 Aug 19074 Apr 240 140 Aug 15974 Apr 44 Jan 14% 2874 1,300 70 — 14274 140 • 1674 1774 1177a 11874 Jan ' 90 Apr 2% Apr 3% May 650 200 116% July ft 2,900 Feb 74 3874 3274 39 8.000 26% 600 25% July 97a 400 974 3174 32 « 32 27a 374 1374 1374 300 1,100 2% Feb 3% May 19 Jan 130% Jun « 174 Jan 22% Jan 2574 Jan , 1674 Aug 74 Jan 95 July x4174 July •» — . 17 , Mar 13% Apr 1% May 33% July 2074 Mar 50 4174 — 104 Jun 1 60% 41% 11874 Jun 1274 f 85 14074 Aug- 90 " — N Nachman —-——10 Corp— 39% July Jun 31% Apr 10% Jan July 33% Apr Feb 3% May 13% Jun 14% Jan 9% 29 2% * National Alfalfa' Dehydrating dc Milling Co —-.t—— 3 Bellas Hess common—-——1 (Mich) National Casket Company—. 1 5 1 National 1274 Apr National Starch 6% Feb National Steel Car Ltd a JuJy. 63 9474'Mar :.28% May, 274 Jan 10974 July 1174 July 974 National Electric' National National National Telefilm 500 3 9% 974 400 >% Jan 2 Associates— --* 10c 1 30c 5 1 4 5,100 3 Apr 2 200 2 Jun 100 17 Jun 11% Jan I 4% Jan 2% Jan 21 Jan 1774 17% 17% 1774 100 16% Jun 23% Jan 1774 1274 300 12 1374 Jan 12 12 411} 56,500 4ft 4x7, 974 10 200 1974 1974 21 5,300 21 21 2274 2974 Aug 3% Jan 9% Jun 17% Jan Aug 29% 100 22 Mar 2774 100 26 Mar 874 874 35,600 474 400 3% 2 ~2 21 47a 874 600 27% Products common—1 Transit common—, National Union Electric Corp Neptune Meter common Nestle Le Mur Co common National 4% Apr Feb 4 374 4 National National Brewing Co 100 4 1 Namm-Loeser's Inc May Jan ,V ' 24 6 2174 May Jan Jan 4 600 14 Co— Refrigerating Petroleums Ltd National ; 14 2874 Weld Machines Mfg & Stores common 1 Petroleum Ltd —25c Presto Industries Inc 2 Research Corp_ -1 Rubber Machinery 10 - 5 1474 Rubber Co Jan Jun "" 4%. ■ 60% Mar 23% ,Ff.b , 17% Jan ;19 May 30 5% July 574 Jan 100 900 300 Mfg Co— Meuasco May 50 574 1974 250 -—3 1 25c common (A G) McKce .17,:, 100 574 1874 29% Jan 15 July (J W) Inc common McDonnell Aircraft Corp__ 2,500 Aug — 27% Mar Mays Muter 5378 ; 10% Feb 10 5 5 .50o Co—— Massey-Harris-Ferguson Muskogee 9,900 10% 200 7% July Marine Communication Co Ltd 2274 ;r'5A..- 515 .. 12 12/ X22 International 24% May 5% _ Indianapolis Fwr & Light 4 %" pfd__100* r. 20% Indostirfak-Enterprises Inc-LLi_i 2 Iirduatrial- Hardware Mfg Cb___ .50c ,'L 101% " Insurance Co of North America Li5 Infcemaitiohal Breweries Inc_ Watch Manischewitz (The B> Jan •' 'it* 100 15% Mar warrants Mansfield Tire & Marconi Feb 6,000 Imperial^Tobacco of Canada 1 *— 5".%.Imperial.' Tob* of Gt Brit <fe JrelandL-£l Apr 22 12 12 100 22 5% Apr Exploration— & Inc Stores 16% — Amer dep rets ord reg————_—£1.. Imperial ©it (Canada)1 capital stack—* -,- Jan 14% 24% May 12% Jan 12% 13 13% Jun (The) Co—— Magna Maine Public National -Imperial Chemical Industries 13% Jan Jun 12 Ya Mar 12% 13 1,600 Goods Oil Corporation 11 " 64% ^ •r-17^' Hygrado-. Fbod. 5% Jun "27a 3,300 100 13 ; 2,600 Jan 2% 15,900 Mages Sporting 3,400 99% ! ;1:ri>L'4i%* - 1074 May - 1,100 - 291 Av-daws : lft May M Truck Mack 1,400 55 . 4% 107a 3,300 118 % commonAAi-ifiiS^ 62 2,800 74 Aug 774 Macfadden Publications Inc 19r,a * 99'% 7% May 7% Lynch Corp— 22% 18% 50% v - > 15 % Feb Feb 19% 50% 1.18 674 May 2874 July July 1% 18% :»A 29 47/a Jan 3 % 31. —Yj'Ts * 15 July 87a 3% "31% ' 19% •»i-l-83V >18-% 19 . July 25 400 - 10 68 3,200 33% Wa -' Jan Feb 4% 10%V 11 2%" 234 3%. Feb 9% 32^4k'"% xw " 4,800 25. 93/a > July 94 127 a v 27 Jan 2,100 24%'- - 11. A—————i* & Co-——aa— 400 •'% 4^" _a_A^-A;L-_ALr*""5.,v Hurd?. Lock Manufacturing; Co_i---_5 LA.t Hydro^Etectric! Securities-i_--—Li—& ' 4% .***•" Humbler Oil &r. Refining • Jan ">*5% 5% _—■—*. ... Horn ,&< Hardaii't common-——i——:-'+■*• 5%. .preferred—ii———: 190% . ' 274 5874 Jun Jan 62% -2.50 >r .—___25c/;~ Bearing Co_f,—* Hormel (Gear Ai Jan Jun 20%- 21% Horn &.Hardart Baking Co . 4% 1% • 2^2.1 — Hoover Ball. &. 3% Mar 1,900 >• Mine,s__——33% 1% Class.,, - "2% 100 1% 53% 86% Holly Home .Oil 'Co Ltd 1,100 3% 1% 26% !_Aaa— 60c^ Stores" ine__—— —-lL'-r' Holophane Co. common—-'iri—A—Liu*. ••l; Holly Corporation : 3% 3% 0 common—_^_—i—wl; - (RXri & Co Inc common,. Class Al__—4 5— Mar 14 43 % July Feb 36 5%% pfd—_—100 Hoe .. 1,500 Jan -4-#% % Higbie Mfg Go r 10% • 8J% July Feb 3% . 4% Mar 2 Longines-Wittnauer Michigan 2 ' . !;} 674 Apr 6,000 10,800 £» 674 % 74 127a - 5 Apr 200 ' preferred---. —,100 it Henry Co commonHercules-GaHon Products Inc— 10c Hevi-D»ty Electric Co ———.'—5 - a4 2Vi 500 11% 35 Hazeltine- l7/4 574 7 Co, (The) 86 Feb - 4,600 4 l'/a 574 4% May 374 July 174 Jun 6 74 Michigan Steel Tube— 2% - 1,70b 7 University Jan 58% . L 4 67u Co— 105 Jan 39% '-v 374 1874 Jan 1 5 Inc Michigan Plating & 600 8 7%. 3% 14% Feb 217/a July 70 Mesabi 11,800 . 5-7% : Jan 17% Feb 2% Feb 1 Steel Chain 10 10 . v'2%. ._ Jun 12 19 74 Ltd Merchants 38% I 2 -. Li___aALa_1 % Mfg. Co Hastihgs 14 300 Common Locke Lodge & Shipley 1174 July 1274 May 75 2% 37% May 2,400 1 Liberty Fabrics of N Y 5% cumulative preferred Loblaw Groceterias second pref Feb 11% 21% May 75 pesos Microraatic HOne Corp— Lamp 3,150 374 1 Feb 24% Mar 374 1 (R G) Inc— Petroleums Ltd— Liberal 6 V 40 Harbor 18 18 18 7.50 common— 2,100 4,000 ^ 1474 . 21 % Jun 1,000 327-j 1474 3% Jun 98% Aug 200 2374 30 33 %e Realty common— Leonard Refineries Inc—— Middle States ( VU 2374 1474 1 Lecourt 10 100 ■* t/ 7/ 17% May 2% Feb 94 20 30 5 — — Industries La Salle Extension 6% ., 12% Feb 300 95 2374 5 Sessions & Lanston 3 % July 3% —AI,*'/ -* -* 11,700 37a 3 74 1 — Co—. Corp Mines Shores Jan 85^" 88% 81 81s' :• 1374 95 -20c Lakey Foundry Corp-, Lamson Corp of Delaware 1% 18% 86 Lake 12,600 i 4ft July n Apparel Inc L'Aiglon 3 —* ; ; ' 374 May 149% Feb 125% Aug 230 126 Ta Vf''9%-' 91?0 1H Feb 1.25 - Jan 5 July 4 100 10c Rubber B) ' Hall Co & Stores—- 9 %'" .... 1% Jan 56,400 1274 2.50 (The) Forge Co Brewing Co 2%. 2% 9% Apr 2874 May ., ' -50c $4.50t' 174 Jan 26% 2% Jan 374 July 65% Feb Aug 29 25 126 Mar 3 474 iil' —__—5 Jan 774 Jun 98 L July 3074 Aug 750 ly.. Grocery Stores Products common—_5 Guild Films CompanyTnc— 10c., r. , Jun ' 6% 200 —I W; Industries— * 1,800 Griesediocli Company^——_a_, Gulf States Land «k Mar "^Mar 30% ..26% 28% 2 ;■ - 87%: 91% Leases—i—a-— Freehold GridaU ■" 167a Jan 21 ; Jun 2074 Mar 29- •A common— Hydraulics— _aa— 11% July 30% Nonvoting common stock— 7%, 1st preferred—-_A—;—100 Great: Lakes Oil & Chemical Co —1.. • -Jr. Greer Jan 91% Great 'Amer Great 1474 13,500 7% 6% Manufacturing Co—A—-— .ji5< Industries Inc_'__A_—10c % Atlantic & Pacific Tea— Gray Jun 9% 600 - I1 ' 400 ^3%'':' 3% ■T«- 11 9,000 10% 19% 19: 23% Ihdustriesftft'4ft—ftSftft Inc—j——ft,—-A-—.'ftl ft Goldfield consolidated Mines-ft—'--ftlt. Gold Seal-Dairy Products class AftlOcft Goodman Manufacturing Co—A -50;"', f Ncwcommou wi _a—Li—-A—16%" f Gorham Manufacturing E Grand Rapids Varnish 11% 10% 11% 1 Alden Corp Glenmore-Distillers class Bi— "*•' ft Jan 3ft 95 —5 , 2174 Aug 10 '85 -- . j 22,600 u 2 13% -1 Le Tourneau . 6/ff Jan ,Corp__———287i Georgia-Power $5 preferred ... 'ft $4.60: preferred— —ft—.s.—_-AVa .../ '] Giant-Yellowknife Gold Mines t Gilbert" (A C) common , 6 1:% Aug 300 5 . 49Ta^ •i General Transistor ft r 4% /4%, -1%. :5.? 51% Enterprises-,,————,.17 General Plywood Corp common ;50c . 5°J» .convertible preferred——20, " SGcneral ^Stores Corporation———£-1 ft" ft Mar i 105 4 -J, J Mar 3% Feb General Fireproofing common ■fc 105 Jun 32 % Jan 13% Mar General-Alloys Co—_1-—ft——>—* ■ «-•. — General- Builders Supply c.oxp com—1L 2 '-5% convertible ,proferrea_— —25>ft\ft GeneraPElectric Co Ltd— t- -ft ft American dep rets ord reg fil•' , 1% July % Aug '. 28 . 1474 May 174 Aug Jan 207a July Feb 15 ' ' 3;. 674 July Jan 97b 1% July 6% July 500 2,700 2,000 ••V'-A- 574 July 900 2 474 374 25c Krueger 20 , __ 174 g.u pfd—100 Company Hotels 47a „ 1 Geilmaiv Mfg. Co conimon— ; GeneffaL Acceptance Corp .. Knott 3% ",,V % common—~*-ft preferred——ft—*—-)L00ft.< ft 5%*■. • - Gatineai*>Po\yer Co . • 4%% Dept Stores Inc (S) 3,900 6% 6% 19% 79 14% Apr 674 Jan 42,600 1074 10 May Apr 3 July 2,500 574 574 5% l7/a 1 Company Kobacker J 274 May 71 4 (Del) Oil Kleinert 1% 1% 1 —1 2% 274 Jun 15 10% Jan Kirby VenSyn Petroleum Co—, Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltdw 9,200 g 1—1 10 10% -50c La Consolidada S A Minds Ltd, —L 3,800 Kingston Products—, 4 li! Vu • : GalkCno 974 Mar 27a 5 474 vtc Inc— (Walter) Kin-Ark Jun 10 Hi Kidde Apr 77a 45 7% Kennedy's 51/4 "W 4 --5 tThe.)- Company.—— Fresnillo ,4m 674 Jan 12% May 5 ■ 3% May Aug 39 2,200 9 *106%-106% ft' _£1. —1 1.25 474 July 1074 3,900 2,000 corp Electric & 3-^ Jan 23,200 8r' u Gas , , Jan & Company 6 % Mar 100%. 105'j i ■ (D) 200 16% Ta 10l% 67 a Drug Colnpany Klein Class A non-voting—__r——. Class B* voting r______ Ford-Motor Co Ltd— ft; American dep rets ord reg— 1,200 6074 Apr K Kaiser 57,200 ' 16 1,750 V10'%' 1% Flying, Tiger Line Inc.—— Ford Motor of Canada— ; • % 7 . 15'%- —-1 H Co Inc—; ■ 39^"x41-% 4 117u 15c Kawneer Co k,:-y 7% 1534 11% commonL-^ Co Aug 7,800 i, 7-4..; Glass 10% July 31,300 23V ,8 4a ' 1174 Jupiter Oils Ltd— 27% 27% 4,1- 5 Corp-, Apr 2% July -'24% 2% 7% Jan Kawecki Chemical Co 26% 1*« & Co class A Uranium Mines Ltd-:I "«*■ Fargo- Oils» Ltd ——— 1 Financial- General Corp——1 .10c" : Fire Association (Phila)—Is.* oJLQ . Firth; Sterling Inc_ :—2.50 43% ,10c Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc Katz Factor-(Max) 16,000 1 Aug 7% 3,200 Faraday 50 5474 .1 1274 12% Apr 1874 5074 Irving Air Chute— Feb 11% "'11% High 20 17% Aug 1774 5174 Ironrite Inc July 1% Apr 1674 Jan % July 12 10 13 May 778 Jan 6% May 600 i!u ' Range Sine* Jam 1 Low High 1774 3374c 1 pfd—100 3.90% Fireman Manufacturing Oil Shares Low 10c Royalty—, Israel-American for Week __* stock-* Co Company Investors Iowa Public Service Co Kansas Fairchild-Camera & Range Jan 8% 10% _10 Cigar Machinery International Petroleum capital International Products Sales Week's of Prices Last Sale Price Jan 400 8% 40% 1 Co Corporation LtdEureka- Pipe -Line common 9% 15% 15% 3% 3% •8% 1 Manufacturing Esquire Inc Eureka Jan 26% 8% 41 1 Erie Forge Ero July 92 convertible preferred— _10c & Steel Corp com— —,.10 6% -cum 1st preferred $2 25 % 300 9% 13% International :Jan 7% 1,800 3 ; 2%. Friday 9 Par Jan 14,200 16 12% 8r,a 3 13% :20c Freight Corp_—_\. —_100 Empir.e Distriot Electric 57o pfd_ 1 Empdre MUlwork Corp— : Equity- Corp oommon..; 30% 11% 8% • 5c Inc_———______— Air Elnery AUGUST High 30 % 24 300 15% 12% 1 ENDED American Stuck Exchange fk Feb 50 -.. 29.%. -1", Electronic El-Tronics 8 . 24% 1,000 Limited Mines Elder Low -16% July —1 A—__— WrEEK Range Since Jan. 1 High 24:74 FOR STOCKS Shares - 30. _— Corporation class Edo int—l shares Common RANGE for Week Range Sale Price —of Prices American Stock Exchange Eastern- Sugar Sales 274 500 2 a 30% 87a 774 30 7 31 874 600 1,700 7 27% 5% Mar II Mar 26% May 3274 Jan 34% July 30% Jun Jun 9% Jan Jan 5% Mar July Apr 4% Mar 2% Jan 33% July 9 July 31 s Financial Chronicle The Commercial and 32 Monday, August .. . (652) 12. AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE Friday STOCKS American Last Week's Par Bristol Oils 1 Ltd_ New British Dominion Oil Ltd New Chamberlain New England New 50c Petroleum convertible New Idria Min New Mexico & New Pacific Coal New Park Chem Arizona Superior 2,700 2 Mar 2U 131 Va Jan 13772 Jun 500 */4 Feb *4 1% 1 Tb 250 ~17b 1% 1% 30% 32 Tb 39,500 7,900 —.1 14% 13% 14% 20c 1=4 1% IT a 11,100 1 1 1% 4,700 1 ———* common Oils 94 ~2% 1 Auction Co common Rim Mines 2V4 87 V4 5'! 5(4 -.r9% American Cement class A Class B „„ 1% Feb 78 Jan 14 % May North Penn Northern Pub 3 1,000 4% Feb 7 Jun 5% Jun 5 10,600 5:,a 9 Tb 9To 40 40 40 714 25 5% 5,y.>57a 7% Corp of America 5 Apr 100 74 V* 83 140 Apr 911/2 14,300 Jan 5Vb Jan 3^ Feb 6 Tb 6Tb 6/ff, 4Tb 4i!5j * 2 1Tb • 2 Tb • 9,800 2, 500 1V4 4 c/o. Shoe 3 May or Oceanic Company Ogden common. Oil Corp 1 3% 50o 1574 Ohio Brass Co class B common Ohio Power 4%%* preferred 100 Okalta 90c Oils Okouite Ltd Company Old Town Corp 40c 66 ~2% 13,900 86 Securities- 86 60 Feb 90 90 Jun 101 Jan 2% Aug 71Tb Jan 3 Jan Simmons-Boardman 93 July 1,400 HI 425 2Tb 400 2% Apr 3Tb Jan 100 3 Tb Jun 5 Tb Jan Simpson's 9T4 Corp 10 Va 925 Aug 14 % May 70 900 62 Aug 92 Jan 23 % 24 200 22 May 26 Tb Jun "4T4 1 3% . . 5 9 Tb 14,500 3% Feb 5 Amor 5% 5b 25 5% preferred 1st preferred : redeemable 1st preferred™ 5% redeemable 5% 29'i 2,000 25Tb 25% 25% 700 Jun 32 Tb Jan 24% July 30% Jan 28Tb - 24% 23 % 25 25 25 Tb 400 23>4 23 Vb _g5 1st pfd series A redeemable 1st preferred 4.80% 29 25 1st 29 23% 1,100 23 7b 300 Jun 28 38 23 % Aug 23 Jun 27% Jan 27% Jan 23" 22 Tb 22% 500 4.50% 25 21 21 200 4.36% 20T4 May 25 20 Tb 20 % 100 20 July 81 82% 250 80 Jun 80% 150 25 redeemable 1st preferred redeemable 1st preferred Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred $4.40 dividend ciun preferred $4.75 • dividend preferred $4.75 * conv $4.36 Pacific 87 • 104 Pan Israel Oil vtc ~27b 1 Park Chemical Parker Pen Co Class L—J ^ Pen tepee Oil (C A) Paramount Motors 32 A '%V\ 167b 16% 16 3 a 1,000 1 8% 8% 8% 2,500 8'/a 8% 54% 21% 22 11 1 1 ft 37b 6% 5% Feb 3% 3% 800 8 8% 1,400 H% 900 93% 94'4 63b 6 Tb * 1 3% • 2~50 33+ 600 200 500 4 18'4 77 7A 1 10 • 9 ; _ 100 eom-I—3 common ■ 200 x9 Jun 81V3 82 July 93 Va 15% 2,400 14 Tb Apr 19 V* 200 16 Tb Jan ZlO 3,300 22 74 22% 22% 500 • 58 Tb 57% 60-% 2,300 12 % 12% 200 ZZIZZ Zl ~~ 19% % i,V 1% Mar 6,700 11V# Jan 16 V# 17,000 4% May 1 % May 2% 3 Tb 5 Tb 5Tb 6 m Hi 112 2,500 3% 2,100 10% 10% 1 3% 11 1,200 Valley Gas Co— 1965 1 Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F (I) & Sons Inc Royce Ltd— 100 Rokeach 2% dep rets ord reg 2% x73% 75% 2 Tb 1,700 2% 8% 8% 8 30c 6 Tb 6% 7 Tb Jun 3 Jim 87 Feb July 15 3 4 Jan 28% 200 20% Feb 13 ; 31 13 13 400 12Tb Jun 19% 20Tb 14% May 6,300 16% Jan 24 T 3% 200 Ave (The F C) common. 1.25 Company 1 Ryan Aeronautical Co Ryan Consolidated Petroleum Ryerson fc Haynes '"Fdr footnotes 1 page 35 3% 343b 3% 4% 4% 4% 32 900 Feb 33. " " 500 . 4 Jan ,4% Jun 800 18 Tb Feb 1% 8,900 20% 1Tb 541 l3b 54J i 13% 1 Tb Apr 56 1,000 51Tb Apr 13 7b i 133b 8,400 6% Aug 10% Jan 41 4l7b 16% 16 16% 1,300 17 17;,V 4,700 16% 5% 2,000 4 Tb Mar 9 1,500 67b Feb 2% 17a Aug Aug July ! 5 6 2% 500 35 % - ft Jan 10 3% &; Co common 71 6% *" Sterling Aluminum Products common..5 Sterling Brewers Inc --1 Sterling Precision Corp (Del) 10c Stetson (J B) common * Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp : 5 Stop & Shop Inc— 1 (S) 3 16 19'b May A»r 5 A Apr 57b- Apr 10Tb July 4- July 76% Jun 77b Apr 18% .Tan Jan 17 17Tb 500 13% Mar 28' 12% 10O 13Tb 2»b 23b 2% 17.000 12% Aug 2 Tb July 17% 17 3 h 23% 2,600 17% Aug 29% Jan 31% Jan 33% 18Ti 34% 400v I8T4 I87u 200 12% 13 400 ~2Tb 1 Ray Drug common ——25c Supermarkets Corp 1 Sunset International Petrol Corp 1 2% 2T# 17% Apr 127b Jun Feb 407b May 20% Jan 14Tb Jan -, 6,1.00 : 2% Aug Jan 10% 14% 5 15 T 500 a 117a 37i Jan 13 ' ' , 17 Tb Apr Fbb" July 4Tb 5 2,500 3% Apr 5Tb July 4Tb 4 Tb 1 July 37 b Feb ' Sun Superior Tool & Die Co Jun 6 Tb 10 12 Tb — Corporation—: Jun 14% July 4474 July 118" May Jan 13Tb Feb 17% Feb 58 V4 May Jun Inc class B A common common 16 Tb .5 14 Vb 5 — 7 3174 1 ^ ' Oil Corporation Calgary Co 5 15,900 4Tb Aug 73b 14% ' 167# 2,300 133b 14 »b 1,000 11% Feb 317 b 32T« 1,700 28% Apr 12% - 6Tb - 57b 6 Tb 1Tb 2% 2,900 13 32% Chemical convertible 2,500 65 7 b 65 69 12 U ■ — —1 Corp— - 15,800 30 Tb ' * — ■ : 34-% Jun 8:% Jan 2Tsi Jan An Feb - 30 " 5.600 13V 1,500 8% 100 20 % 20% 400 223/i 22% 23 T# 1,800 —1 133i 133#- 13Tb 900 13 Jun 1 20 J% 20% 213a 3,600 20 % Aug — 5 ■ —. __25c —-1 Roofing Inc - 40% * — — 133 4 — — 133 4 70c - — -- 80 — 27 t 500- 4% 3,700 25 80 2% 2% 70 T b May 5 1% July .' .- Jun 2% * lDTb Jan " . 21V* Feb 79 157b Mar 23 T 4 July 6 A Feb 1% Feb 16374 July Feb 79 Jan Mar 25 3Tb May 5,500 Jan 9% 217b Jan , A July 1{J July — 141 Jan r 8T# ' 99 Feb 45% Jan ;• ' Tb Aug 1% 10 Inc 1'iif Jun 90% July Z.—. 8% 17b —10c preferred ,14Vb May ; Feb 534 July 1% Feb 11,600 307.1 —25C s—- 167b Aug Feb * 2" 1 — 5% Jan 91 Vb July 2Va Mar Apr 2% Aug Acceptance Corp class A Caribbean Airways class A Cont Industries Inc 10c 12% 200 Jan 14% Jun 1 2Tb 27b 2% 2,000 2 Mar 4% Jan Cuba 50c 2Vu 2 2 Tb 14.800 2 July 3 3 3% 10.000 2Tb Feb 37b Jan 3,% May A Jun 37a Jan Co class A Empire Oils Ltd Rights Lux Temper 5Vb -1 —7 1.25 4% 1 — warrants • A ,JS 19 V# 22,200 — 47 — — 29% 11 297b -.20; 5% July % 20Tb May Feb' 23% Aug 29% Aug Jun 5Tb Mar Jan 35% 400 — 29% • 4Tb Aug 87b 13,700 17Tb 47 10 — 3,200 — 187b Corp 5% 12 A Corp New common . 49" July 23% Aug 30(4 Jan ' • Jun ! Unexcelled 2 Jun Union Jan .Union 5 Tb r Oil Trunz Inc Jan Union 43% May . . 21% 6% July 23 % July 5% 4% 3% Mar 2 V2 May "1,200 4% 1 3 4.900 35 3 n _1 common.. see 3% "3% Jan 100 Tri-Contiuental 8% Aug 28'4 Russell 5% 6% Trans July 1234 5Tb Juu 20 Tb 28% 5,600 5 True • 1 24 Tb 61 b Feb Trans Jan 1 Ltd Jun 6 Trans . 2a Royalifce Oil Co Jan Jan July Trans Feb Feb Engineering Corp Roxbury Carpet Company Fifth 3 T'a 5Va 1- 3 Tb Tower Jan 8 V# 1,100 100 5,300 20 preferred——100 Tonopah Mining of Nevada —~i 11% July 2 93,000 7% July 4% uan Jan 3 5 it 67b Trans Aug 15% 1.50 : Oi 800 3Tb 62% Enterprises Toklan Oil Corp Toledo Edison 4%% Apr 72 £1 Inc Inc 2,200 Jan 6% July 10% July 180 2T4 x73% 1 Rolls 2% Jan 23 Security Trust Co Ltd— Amer deposit rets ord registered—£1 Amer deposit rets def registered—5s Todd Shipyard Corp common 20 Jan 5 Tb Jan 1% 534 Tobacco Jun 12 Jun 3T4 - 175 Tilo Jan 1,700 21,700 1% 11% - 6% 1 Tishman Realty &; Construction Apr IS 1% % 1Tb 11% ZIZ~~50c 24% 19 14% May 75% 5 Tb ■ 63t Jan Jun 57u __ 5 Ltd preferred Inc.- c.ouv Thorofare Markets Thriftimart Inc Jun 1% 50C Ridgeway Corp— Ex-liquidating distribution July 1°,t Apr 100 6% Feb 1 Vb Mar ■ • —, * Texas Power &; Light $4.56 pfd— Shovel Co common _ZZZ5 Jun 25% 26Ta Apr 1% ' 2,100 Texas 16% Jun Apr * " 26Tb Jan 63% • Z 1 ZZZZIII~1 1 Jun Jan 64 9 Texani Feb 38Tb x9% Feb 18% 19% 16 22 20 i to Jan 3 13% Apr 700 3Tb 70c 13% 40% May 11% Aug 71% 4 70 Tliiokol 13% 200 • div Class 20% July 13 Tb 7% July 13% Jan 1,200 Steel Co of Canada ordinary— Mines Corp_ Thompson-Starrett Co Inc 1 Mar 6 3 it 700 Talon Jan 19% 17Tb 80 225 Jan 23"'4 Mar 11 % ■ 1 : Tampa Electric Co common-: Technicolor Inc common Feb 15 Va Jan 23% Jun ' ' 9% Jan 15 V# 1 Richwell Petroleums Ltd Rico Argentine Mining Co Russeks j 9A Apr 16% July 12 Apr • preferred—I Reiter-Foster Oil Corp Remington Arms Co Inc Republic Industrial Corp Field v 24 % Jun 8U0 70 Sunrise : common Raceway . Apr 9% July May 20 1,000 8 Tb —1 Corp Thew Rapid Electrotype (The) Co Rath Packing Co common Raymc k Concrete Pile common Roosevelt % Feb 6% Jan 1 Apr 57% May 21 Apr % Apr x20 21Tb 20 % 31,800 Stylon Jun 6% 81 n4 - 5 1 R> Roosevelt 89 May 23t Stroock ; Co Vtc extended Jan 14 Tb 1,000 Jan 10% July 16Tb Jan 800 Jan 6 23% Feb 57 5,800 9 Tb Jun 4. Mar 51Tb Feb 5,200 712 10% V# 8 1,100 15% 7T4 15 3 Tb 11,900 18% Jan 20% July 50 4% % 1 Zl Co A 2 1 Apr 1% Jun 1,300 10 10c Ltd Q «fc 1% 20% 77- 7% Mar 25 43 Tb Steel Parts Corporation Stein (A) & Co common— 7 % May ' 23%. Jim 3% 4% Jan- Jan 3T# 50c ,j 1 6 38% 200 2=»« Uranium (Thei StatccQurt Feb US Jan 97 May 5T4 Jah 46-% May 3 Starrett 3% Aug 14 55% Apr Jail 1 50c —25c Staiurock Apr 13% May 90% Feb 900 10 —1 July 100 1% • _ (Robert) 200 • 20% 2.50 Jan 8 5,700 6 20o Company $1.25 convertible Reda Pump Co 2 10% JUly 1Tb Feb , Standard Tube class B 7% Mar lo Colorado— 4]/4% cumulative preferred Puget Sound Pulp & Timber (J 5% Mar 500 Co Jun 19 % 40 r Inc- common——1 Standard-Thomson 2% Mar 23*' 42 Va 6 67 a Jan 48% July 22% Jun 110 -- 10 1 10 1 preferred Products 12 Feb 11 % 71% Feb 8Tb May 137b Feb- -r- 50c Inc (Ky)—: Shares 7% Jail Jan 35% ■ 1 : Packaging, Corp-—: Convertible 20Tb Aug 1% 1,700 1% 1% Jan 18% Aug Industries Standard 9 39% ' - 700 67b July July 900 50 21 — Jun 4 8% Aug 1,000 2374 20-Vb 1 Oil Standard July 6 11 8% ZZ25o 24 21Tb Jan 47 Jan 5 V# : • 20 Standard Mar 6 of Reading Tube Corp 1,600 50 common * 5,000 1Tb Gas Power 1% 20 Tb July 18% Feb 37% 21 Zi Corp Standard 4Tb July 58% Feb Feb 52 600 18 20 Tb ~ _* Forgings. Corp 'Standard Jan 5% ZZZZZZZl Progress Mfg Co Inc L 1,000 7 - _ 1 — $1.60 convertible preferred 10% May 6 6 i L Pressed Metals of America Preston East Dome Mines Co if 1 Pratt & Lambert Co Ross 1 A1 18% ~5%:\ l ~ .« ,u _5 __ Powdrell & Alexander commonPower Corp of Canada common Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd Pyle-Natlonal 53% 22 Spencer Shoe Jan Jan 2,800 40 • -5 6% 10% 10,700 8T« 33Va Apr 13% Aug 4Tb Aug — -1 1 Standard Apr Apr Jun 3 V# 1 Standard Dredging Corp common Feb 1% 23 Tb __ -5 5 Co Financial '■ 32 Tb July "g"4 37 ' ^ Apr 36% Feb • .25 25 .25' 25 Standard Jun 10% Jan 18% 5,100 50 cumulative preferred Corp Stahl-Meyer Inc— Jan a% 53 Tb 2.50 5% 23 (a cumulative preferred Jan 7% 28% Jan 37b 16Tb • 23,400 4T# 17 .25 25 Jan Feb 6Ta 8% 37% convertible preference Specialty Stores Co Inc— Jan .8% 2.50 7T# .25 25 Spear & Company 167b Aug 16% July 14 2,100 8V4 .25 25 4% IV4 Aug May 2,000 U ——_l Pneumatic Scale common Polaris Mining Co— Poloron Products class A Porto Rico Telephone .Co (The) 5 14 T4 42 3% 63b .25 25 627a Jan 1% V . Edison— Southern Pipe Line May 13Tb Jun U Jan 200 41 5 convertible preference— Royalty FCb 10% Jan 3% 12.50 common California Southland 148 31/4 Aug 700 Apr Jun 2% . • 700 8 .25 cumulative preferred 25 -2 Southern California Petroleum Corp—2 ,_2 Southern Materials Co Inc : 2 July 93% Apr -Feb Vb Mar % 1,100 19% 4.08% 39 8% Jan 57 (MassjZ_2o Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Pittsburgh Railways Co Pleasant Valley Wine Co Public Service Feb 5,300 5% Ltd—IZZ".. Inc Jun 114<, 3% Feb 90 12,900 - 3% 167 b — Piasecki Aircraft Corp Industries Inc Pioneer Gold Mines American V!- 3 Tb 16% 15,400 —Z_Z_2 , Pierce Grande 10 Tb •%-. ^•3%. Philippine Long DLst Tel Co_ZZZl0 pesos Phillips Packing Co » Phillips Screw Co_, ZIIoc Rio 0% 16% (The)/;/ Prentice-Hall 2% Jan 50 16Tb ._ Reis 128 "5% CorpZZZZ Manufacturing Co Circle- Corp Peruvian Oils & Minerals-. Philips Electronics Inc ' ' 1 Quebec 1,500 2 —_ Perfect "• Jan 2 Parkersburg-Aetna Prophet 91 T Commnv— class Pntino of Canada Ltd Penn Traffic Co-^__ Providence July 1 B Pep Boys Pepper ell 79 99% Mar May May 65 3 100 13% 18% 41 20 4.32% 4.24% 91Tb Apr Jan 42,700 175 9% lc 78% Aug July 108 91 31Tb 13 18Tb 4.48% Jan Jun 34T4 Co 23" 68'% May 4 Tb Mar 'Tb Jan - 400 31% Mar Feb 3,800 14Tb 2 Jan l.fino 13% Feb 24% May ' 8,900 34 41% Feb • 3% Jan 101% Mar 42Tb 2,800 13Ti 4,56% Mar 98 97 31% Penn Oil 127% Aug 46 175 % ■ 23Tb 3% r?> • 1 5% original preferred 4.88% cumulative preferred- Jan 320 3 South 3 . Feb Jun 5% Mar 20% Apr 7,100 .. Jan 85b IT# Aug dep Southern Jun 87 128 4 26 Tb 24 90 80% 2% Jun 40 a 90 Amer shares__l Bol Corp 87 T 104 79 1 Airlines-! Petroleums Ltd Pacific Power & Light 5% pfd 100 Fuge-IIersey Tubes common • Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc___2 Bol - 87 103 L .* Northern Pacific 78 % _• dividend preferred dividend preferred 21 Jan / 19 100 . 61% 3% rets ord registered £1 Skiatron Electronics & Telev Corp—10c Slick Airways Inc— 5 Smith (Howard) Paper Mills * Sonotonc Corp 1 Soss Manufacturing common 1 South Coast Corp common 1 Aug 623b "3% —* Ltd common Singer Manufacturing Co Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd— P 1st pfd preferred/: - 62 21Tb 55% % 10c Simplicity Pattern common 3% 64 29 101 Publications—• 86 Tb convertible Jan Feb 90 Tb 32,300 .57 3 /. 25c T5,000 ir 2% $3 8 ' July 12% May 4% May 109 V4 Feb 100 IT a 21 Tu , —_——1 Inc 21% 1% May !;'■ '/ 120 21% lVa' , • Simca American Shares Lighting 92 14 '} Feb' Jan 6V2 Aug 84 Jan 2 41% Feb 3 10c Corp__ Ltd 3Tb l Pacific Gas & Electric 6% Precision Creek 400 2 2,400 92 1 Silver Silvray 400 119% 121T-1 common— Silver-Miller Mines 81% July 4% 26 Vx 250 I 9Vb Mar 2,900 92 61% Jan 4Tb •' 100 Tb 61% Aug • I,4u0 91Vr 2V4 107b July 1Tb July 11% Feb -4,100 89% 6 2% July Jan 100 - - 27 Tb July Jun ♦ 2 3% Feb 2 V4 1% 4% —2 16 Tb •>% Mar 13 Tb Jun Jan 8% 14,500 13%" Tb 27 91 % 121 : ; 70 % 2:?b 1 Electric 7%- —1 l Inc Oxford -1 o Tno 1% 133b 25 7 ; „ preferred O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares-lOs Overseas Ltd-^ B Co 1% - Jun 4j« 300 - 25% 17% 400 • Jan t",T Feb 9,700 1%9% 6 2 Jan 9WJuly 10 13 y4 Mar 9,000 2% 1% Jan 7V4 July 16 Tb Feb 157,400 lTi 100 90 34 66 90 .25 common common cumulative Omar • 3% 16Tb 3 15% 2% <—1 common 13% Mar J an 3,100 - 3 hi 15% 9% ' Silex 3 Tb 14 % 6% Canada of America Breweries Sicks 25% Hi Tb 9 common 21% Mar 20% Mar Jun •'2,900 6Tb Signal Oil & Gas Co class A Class ; ■11 :t * preferred. of 8% 25 25 * -5 Siboney-Caribbcali Petroleum Co 2% May 7% 1 9% Power— Products'Tnc_—— Corp 27% July 11 % Jau • -1 17,000 2 1% Mining— Water Ac Sherwin-Williams 9 Tb Mar Feb — Inc.— Sherwin-Williams 7% Mar % Jan 3,700 ~7% ^ Sherman 1T 10c 1 1 common Dcnn Shawinigan Jan 78 Jun Leather Shattuck 6V2 July 81Tb Aug 4 Tb Jan Jun 10% 6% Jun 4,900 76 - Class A Seton 8% Corp l3a ■■ 20c class B__ of America Corp 40% 76 1 Mines Ltd Warrants Serrick Servo Jan 17% Aug 16% Jun 200 9 — Jan Feb 7% 18c --1 —— General Sentry Safety Control 42 Tb May Apr 1% Inc^-- Bros Servomechanisms 4% ' 7To Seeman 11% July 81Tb 50 4%%- pfd—100 Securities Corp 19% 8 17 17 Tb 17 Tb J 11% May Jun 14^00 77 b Jan 15 Tb July 400 18 18 14 Feb Mar 4,600 1,30U 1 Jan 35 7 ' 6,100 23% 50c 7 Tb x40 50 7'4 15-% 22!{4 --1 Airlines-.— Western Seaboard 9% 2,000 . Mar 3 * 7,200 10% 1 ni(J,l 8 Vb -1 Seaporcel Metals Inc ,V Jan 10 1 —■ Serv Northspan Uranium Nuclear Aug 1 Co RR Ind 51/# 113 5% a 2% July 15 3 b Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd-.—, u Feb 2,400 Low 23% & Fisher Co— Sciillin Steel Co common 13% May Jun Range Since Jan. High Co Say re 2% May Jan 55% 10 Northeast Airlines Aug 11.800 10 -10 — 94 Jan 213 2T4 57b 50c North American Royalties Inc North Canadian Oils Ltd Jan 2Tb Noreen-Ketay Corp ------—-lOo Norfolk Southern Railway * North Feb 1% 10 Va '"2Tb 1 Corporation 2 Tb goo 60 1 Norbute Jan Aug 350 2% 56Tb 59 1 Noma 16% Mar 1 10 Ltd Mines Lites Inc Jan Jan lVa ' Nickel 1'/8 47% 12 V2 10 Nipissing Feb Aug 13% Feb * New York & Honduras Rosario New York Merchandise 2% Jan IV4 Shares 15% • 2.50 Ltd —8 San Diego Gas & Electric Co— Cumulative preferred 5Ye series—20 Cumulative preferred 4%% series_20 Cumulative preferred 4.40% series_20 Sapphire Petroleums Ltd— --1 Savoy Oil Inc (Del). —25c Inc— Milling Carlos Sail Ltd common Corp Lawrence St Salem-Brosius ' Jan 1Tb July 25 94 Jun 30 Ta 2,200 ... , 1{§ Feb for Week Low Par ■' \ Sales Range of Prices Last Sale Price s Apr 1,730 74 2 3 lib Ltd- 3& 133% 134% % lo' A Week's Friday STOCKS American Stock Exchange Jan 29.900 2% Co 18 1/2 Aug 210 2T4 '■* Land- Oils & Mining New York 57,300 50c Co Zinc Co % 25c Jersey New Process 2 1347u 1 preferred & New New 50c Co_ ENDED AUGUST 9 Range Since Jan. 1 Low High High % 2 7a :100 Watch & % 40c Tel & Tel- Clock Haven Shares l,ow ' New FOR WEEK RANGE for Week of Prices Sale Price Stuck Exchange Sales Range * May 5% Jan United .United ■ Chemical Gas Co of Corp— 5. Canada— Stock Aircraft Products Asbestos Corp 79" 4 Yards of Omaha— Uhlted Cuban Oil 5% _• Investment Co— common - — 20 50c 1 . „ * - 7 5% 78% — - 6&- — 5% ' 79r% : 6% — 7% 4.4009.000 7 '• Z- — — 6Vb. lnc---bu^r-----—10c. ,-? A%% 1,600 175 — 1% " 31,400 5 May 66 Jan . ' 5% Feb 57bMar f % May; 77b Jun , 90; . 87b July 21% July, May 9 b Jan 24% .Jan , .. 7 b M&7 * ; : ■ 1% Jan 1057 1957 I Number 5663 186 Volume (653) The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . . . 33 AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE RANGE Friday STOCKS Sale Price Par Elastic Corp Milk Products United United United Molasses Co Ltd— > , Amer dep rets ord registered Unitronics Corp Universal American Corp Universal Consolidated Oil Universal Insurance. Universal Marion Corp Universal Products Co common W V -"'p-y 1 Aug 13a 10 July 3934 July 3134 Aug 1434 37 Feb 800 iC % Mar 34 Jun 35Va 2% 163b July 234 Feb 41 4% 9Va ITa • 20'/a 25Tb 43a 5 20% 26Va 5 34 Apr 500 "3 Jan 334 Mar 2734 Feb 2,500 300 Jan 4 634 Feb 1% Jan 1,500 . 234 153a Feb 21 dividend. 2034 Jan Aug 2832 July 534 Jan 500 Virginia Iron Coal <te Coke Co Vogt.Manufacturing ; 1 12 434 4 w <' ••• tive; "w Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext preferred 7.%' _.L.; Wattt & Bond Inc $2 cumulative preferred Wallace delivery transaction Deferred a 734 Below are *'w w," issued; 10c * Webb & Knapp Inc__— series $G preference — 5 Weiman & Company Inc Wentworth Manufacturing the New York Stock Exchange as on Amer Tablet Western ord rets dep Westmoreland Westmoreland & Inc___ White Eagle Internat Vw ife Inc Stores ;534'% common 25 1 5 Wichita River Oil Corp Wiokes - (The) Corp. tR & C) 1 r>referred_ 5% 43-4% Wood Wood Newspaper Industries Woodiey v Petroleum Wooiworth Inc : ; , . , — 5s £1 6%J. "preference.!—. Wriglit Hargreaves Ltd Zapata Petroleum Corp — '— — — 86.21. 173.11 89.19 86.26 84.45 84.76 86.17 Aug. 69.44 496.87 172.30 86.52 84.03 84.73 86.12 Aug. 89.20 Mar 734 34 Feb Feb 47 32 34 38 2034 July 23-% Jan 334 Aug 4% 200 1034 Mar 123b Period Stock Exchange A Amer 475 Feb 14 20 93 July July 1734 The SEC index of stock May 4334 15% Mar groups 1634 Feb, 2134 July stocks 65 Aug 7934 current year are as follows 2,800 Apr Jan '5 /V .Feb Feb 1534 Mar 9 Jan 1,200 1>« 23 - Manufacturing May 87 34 Goods 84 80 59% — — — — 76 34 — Feb-Aug April-Oct Jan-July Feb-Aug — — Washington Water Power 334s 19G4 Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974 Feb-Aug Jan-July June-Be0 Jwne-Dec West 434s series 1982 H Southern California Southern Counties Southwestern 334s Gas Gas & Gas 1970 tCalif.) 3s 1.971 3V4s 1970 Electric United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973 Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963 Penn Western Traction 5s — ; — — Aug. 8 1,574,480 9,422,2.97 $15,524,000 — 85 118 Interest BONDS American Stock Last 136 11,539,608 $73,000 82,000 $215,000 111,000 $802,000 29,351,250 35,245,500 15.524,000 1,250,000 15,893,000 539,088,600 601,696,900 $17,153,000 $618,594,850 $637,268,400 Shares Bonds U. 4 •80 S. Government Bank $10,000 International 89 9734 Foreign 8334 8334 Railroad 83 *v 88 Va 7834 82 8b 91% 94 9734 9034 90 34 51 89 90 9734 8834 Transactions at the American 9834 92 Total 99 9834 Industrial and 97 8734 93 6 65 Va 77 102 11 100% 89 93 15 90 7334 11 70 Va 104 Va Period Exchange Sale Price Mon. 92 101 % Aug. 9 - 39,000 Total.—■■■—— Municipalities No. Low Stocks—No. (Germany) 7s 1951 Jan-July Central.B.k of German State k Prov Banks— AGs a 6s series series A B ADankig Port t962___ 1951 __.i_ &. Waterwavs 634s : 1952 _rFeb~Aug April-OcS Jan-July $17634 190 Foreign 1 105 $133 $102 $2134 ' ... I 91' 21 Va — $183,000 Foreign 134 105 24 Va S117'nnn — government corporate — o'nnn $33,000 $17,000 • - ' - $233,000, Jan. 1 to Aug. 9 1956 1957 1956 5,376,730 137,369,054 149,152,489 $7,317,000 1,331,000 1,102,000 $9,469,000 83,090 37,000 4,379,000 1,021,000 •yJ'uuu . Total 28,000 45,000 9,000 $409,000 3.646,400 of Shares Bonds Domestic A Baden 3,646,400 41,000 1,000 11,000 1957 High 39,000 17,000 Week Ended Aug. 9 Range Since Jan. 1 380,000 2,000 35,000 $12,000 $6~000 717,380 Aug. 8 30,000 X 3,000 , $68,000 764,140 706,565 Aug. 6_ Thurs. Sold Bonds 774,650 Wed. High Bonds Bonds Bonds 683,665 Aug. 5 Tues. 100% Low Corporate 9834 77 102% Bid & Asked Government Total Domestic Shares) 98 Bonds Foreign Foreign Stocks (No. of 102 Friday's Stock Exchange Daily, Weekly and Yearly 91 87 34 67 Week's Range or 1956 362,787,455 327,686,651 9,422,297 $16,326,000 of ' Friday to Aug. 9 1957 1956 1957 Stocks—No. Frl. Foreign Governments and $16,326,000 Jan. 1 Week Ended Aug. 9 93 1 9134 $9630 133,000 98% 2 87 $93-% 221,600 102 Va 95 — Sales $3,556,000 3,114,000 4,188,000 2,607,000 2,861,000 $802,000 87 102 92 ,73_ Bond Bonds 115,000 Aug. 9— 2,492,000 2,728,000 7634 Feb-Aup Newspaper Union 6s 1959 2,970,000 3,967,000 1,692,819 87 66% Government 144,000 2,455,370 90 Jnne-Aug 1960 1,913,410 Total United States 89 90 34 7334 — — Aug. 6 Aug. 7—:— Total— 961/a 84 90 $97 $88'B $80 :':83w 156.2 4. 340.5 . $189,000 Fli.- 9534 $80 9134 88 3A $3,367,000 98Va 89 86% 89 +83 $8434 76% — • 100 . 80 118 +80 $90 — Apn'Z-Oct 1981 ' — — 94% 1,786,218 Tues. 114 95 :.,82 82 _Feb-Aug Feb-Awp Feb-Aap Feb-Awp 1979 G 97 80 118 +80 1 286.1 Exchange Bonds Wed. 57 io 92% Bonds Aug. 5— Mon. 90 99%\ ' 88 $.11,2 86% 118 1976 - 0.3 —0.8 —0.8 J82.7 - Int'l Foreign Bonds Shares 94 86 T 1 94% 92 92% 1998—Jan-July Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s. 1981—May-ZVow ^Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62..Jan-July Southern California Edison 3s 1965 Mar-Sept 334s series A 1973 ; Jan-July 23 series B 1973 Feb-An# 3340 Series D 1976 3s series E 1978 317.5 163.5 292.1 402.3 Bank Railroad and Miscel. of Thurs. 53 V2 80 Va _ 24 105 $94% Electric & Gas Co 6s F 98 22 / No. 119 -.-V 89'A 94% Jan-July 334s 1970 series 82 103 April-Ocf Pennsylvania Water & Power 334s 1964 35/4s series 59 81 $86 — 3s 113 $56 8iy« ApnZ-Oct June-Dec Jan-July 274s series C 95 ^ $104 May-Noo mortgage Ss 1971 ^ 375.3 Stocks 58% 100 ' 197G—Jan-July England Power 334 s 1961. .a Nippou Electric Power Co Ltd— .' 4134s clue 1953 extended to 1963— Ohio Power 1st mortgage 334s 1968 Public Service 66 59% 52 -- ' debentures : —1.0 Transactions at the New York Stock 90 Va ' New 1st 54% $95 National Research Corp— subofrd 302.9 156.9 290.5 472.5 438.7 ^02-5 /. 8634 " A 1st 5s convertible 1 59 % $51 % series A 1993 JJfay-Nov mortgage 4s series B 1993.« May Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961 Mar-Sept Flying Tiger Line 534s conv debs 1967 Jan-Jab/ Guantailamo & Western RR 4s 1970 Jim-July A Italian Power Realization Trust 634% 3iq tr ctfs— Midland Valley RR 4% 1963 April-Oct 4s mortgage Service —2.2 —1.1 Low 322.5 97 34 77 34 5 and —1.6 431.4 496.4 | Daily, Weekly and Yearly Lackawanna of N J Division— 1st 80 >/3 — 130 81 --"•1 84 299.8 156.4 288.1 372.3 — Finance 465.2 ( * s 365.0 ' '. —1.3 1 359.5 High -Change July 26,'57 % 57% 86% 1213a prices of the common highs and lows for the and by major industry ,V, 1 Percent 195" (1939=100): 457.8 422.0 490.8 — — Mining High 50 18 89 $130 Jan-July Transit Authority 334s 1378. Delaware Lack & Western RR— * Low No. 5134 $50 89 Trade, Jan. 1 Sold High Utility Range Sinco Bonds Friday's or 3 78.87 Jan 23 prices based on the closing 354.7 ' Durable Goods Transportation Did & Asked («r 1056 94.00 Aug Low Aug. 2,'57 Composite Week's Range Last Sale Price 13 85.25 Feb — Range Higli compared with the preceding week and with for the week ended Aug. 2, 1957, for composite 634 July 6,lh() 2034 Low SEC Index of Stock Prices Apr 101 Jan 1,400 2034 67 Quar-Feb —..June-Dec Chicago Aug. Aug. 1134 ' — June-Dec 93.50 Iri. 3934 Feb 400 1434 June-Dec 4s inc debs 1994 Steel & Pump 9„ Ihur. 834 July 434 Jan Jan 23a 10,100 Low Appalachian Elec Power 334s 1970 Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998..Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970 8 93.05 93.51 26 34 Mar Apr 5 34 900 Friday Interest BONDS 93.64 7 Jan 1734 Aug 6—.— Aug. Jan 3,400 Aug. Wed. Jan 500 94.34 Tues. Jan 10 5-__- Mon. Jan 3 8 34 July High Aug. Inc. 1957 95.07 July 26 for Range Closing Date— Jan 134 July ' Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, May 2934 250 334 1534 9334 134 Jan Non-Durable American 69.41 146.51 Over-tbe-Counter Industrial Siock Averages Jan 13934 May Feb — 19 — 86.20 84.95 148.21 69.69 150.55 505.10 234 July —, 14 "2034 65 134 1Q* 84.93 84.49 498.48 68 ; rets ord reg 84.45 86.21 Jan ' ' Amer dep 14 2034 86.16 89.19 35 100 834 1434 9334 ——.. 8' i. common Ltd— W) (F > 2 Machine Woodall - 89.25 1,900 1834 1734 8 234 93 34 100 * 1 pfd (John) Industries Ltd. 334 11 l/a - 84.52 174.06 172.00 7,600 934 8 . 86.17 69.88 69.63" 2334 Jan 25 21% 334 1134 . 89.05 149.25 147.16 91 Jan Ya 450 9 18 175.23 500.78 494.13 54 50 21 — 1 25 - : Wisconsin Pwr & Lt . _1 Co common..—-A- Brothers Wilson 35 134 — 10 Industries Williams-McWilliams Williams 35 134 S% 1 - preferred conv 28 134 —10c Oil Co 45 28 86.20 Aug. (35 Stocks) 6234 Bonds > 3% July Jtui 534 Mar 1,400 4234 1 Weyenberg Shoe Mfg ' 234 12634 -jn,r 40 ities July 100 6234 4334 28 20 :.10 — Rails Aug. 1934 Mar 134 May 34 Total 10 Util¬ Rails trials Stocks ities , Aug. Aug 300 534 roads Grade July 21 -A * Stationery com Feb 8634 Jan 534 34 10 Second Grade Indus¬ 234 Apr 134 Jan 18 160 200 234 65 85.07 13034 Feb ' — Is shares Coat ' 134 1,850 21 234 ' -Bonds- First 10 333a Aug 134 Jan 57,300 Rail¬ trials Date 334 Jan Feb 253a 3,800 ' J.. 1st pfd—100 Invest Ltd— Stockholders Western ' 7% Western Maryland Ry 13,300 234 1_. Ltd Leaseholds Western pfd 234 21 " voting-trust certificates; of representative stocksl and bonds compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.: Total ; Indus¬ Jan 15 Util- 20 30 Jan 104 July 234 Mar 13* __ 1 1.25 100 . West Texas Utilities 4.40% 434 134 134 151 100 13b 159 (Del) Webster Investors Inc 334 July 1534 Feb 134 "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬ "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," warrants; "x w," without warrants. with Stock and Bond Averages listed 100 3334 41% during the current week. 10 234 1 Waltham Precision. Instrument Co 43 (not included in year's range), d Ex-interest, h Ex-principal, n Under-the-rule transaction cash (not included in year's range), xEx- the daily closing av.erages 634 Jan 3034 134 53 521/4 z Ex-liquidating dividend. being traded flat. when Jan 334 Aug 500 __ 3334 17 Ex-rights, y Jan 63 1 Inc Tiernan & $40 distribution, g Ex-stock dividend, year's range.) r Transaction for Jan 734 400 334 4 4 __ 100 _1 30 ... 50% 49 Va 39 5034 5034 -Stocks- 334 334 • 101% 53 573a "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; i," 1334 Jan V'--' '■•■a-/- ? Co 9934 102% $54 Va *• .Mar-Sept 73 73 $72 $100 -June-Dec in ■ Aircraft 54 $72 .. -Jrm-July ' Waco 54 (Plan A). 2s 2012. -J an-July July 6 434 Aug 4,300 5 141 1134 100 71% $53 ; Jan 43a Apr 534 Apr Feb 3,800 value, Included ABonds July July i , 52 70% 5934 6534 Jun 234 July 115 2,500 434 6 12 . 12 .• 434 . , 534 534 2 • Vulcan Silver-Lead Corp 4 150 52 $73 Vi $Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted ^Reported in receivership. Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; 634 Jan 3534 Feb 3,200 41$, __1 Vinco .Corporation par 2,400 85 ' ... 1949_. stmpd Ex-liquidating 8,500 56 5234 134 f »not Jan 634s (Prov) Janeiro "No 3134 Mar 2% 3 134 135 54 l de 59 34 May __ 5 Rio 10% July 234 Apr Feb 434 Mar 140 (Republic of)— Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997 July x80 180 lll'/a Peru 29 34 100 126 $153 $45 48 5 __ High $173 $160 200 4% Apr Low No. ..Fcb-Aug 1947 (City of) Germany— (50% redeemed) 1939 100 3,700 Jan. 1 Sold High -June-Deo 7s 1047 6s Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972 Parana stamped (Plan A) 234s 2008 463a July 434 Jun 12,500 54 23 21 26% 5 54 23 ( 4334 May 33,400 Mimic Cons secured Range Since Bonds Friday's or Bid & Asked Sale Price ..Feb-Aug ALima City (Peru) 634s stamped 1958 -Mar-Sept Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 234s 2008— .May -Nov Mortgage Bank of Bogota— A7s (issue of May 1927) 1947 -May-Nov A7s .April-Oct (issue of Oct 1927) 1947— Feb 13,200 15Va 1% 37% 2% 43 % 4'A 10% 2 1 Week's Range Last Period ..Feb-Aug 7s Jan 4534 250 6,200 32 14% —. 5 Petroleum f AHanover Jan 210 31% __ Van-Norman Industries warrants j > 43 4% 9% 1 Valspar Corp common $4 convertible preferred Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co Venezuelan AS Jan Aug ' • Apr 208 191 GOO 194 1% 10% 40Va 40% 14% lVa 3Gla 2% 15 14 2, 9 Utah-Idaho Sugar ■'.'X 5"« A German Jan 50 191 1 10 __ 1 10c 1 _1 1 50o 1 25c 10 ,. 5 434 Feb 900 Interest Exchange Low 393b May 4/4 Aug 401 \ 25 — Specialties common Conditioning Corp— U S Foil class B_ U S-Rubber Reclaiming Co United States Vitamin Corp United Stores Corp common Feb 30 Stock High AHanover 25' Air 100 __ 191 Hi 10 10%. preferred, United Shoe Machinery common Preferred United Low High 3gv8 4'a American Range Since Jan. 1 , . 10s --..loo 25 United N J RR & Canal United Profit Sharing common U-S __ BONDS Shares 36 Va 4'/a __ 9 for Week Low —* 5 common AUGUST ENDED Friday Range of Prices Last American Stock Exchange WEEK FOR Sales Week'# ^ 8233,000 3529,000 - £9,750,0001 $14,869,000 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (654) Monday, August 12, 1957 . OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS RANGE Boston Stock Friday STOCKS Par American Motors Corp— 7'/a Sugar, Refining— Tel & Anaconda Co Boston Albany RR & 172% Low 71/8 31% 100 61 133 Jan 120 64% 5% 29 J/2 July Jun 428 8% Mar 577/8 Peb 134 35 48 83-7 16% 47 47 110 5 14% 14% 100 Co 10 66 % 69% 445 Copper Range Co * 10 28% 28% 75 36'/a 38,% 323 76% 76% 8 % 1 70c 54 'A 54% 10 5% preferred adj 73'/b 74% July '/a 6% 100 Ry Co common—-J 00 1st preferred class A 100 Boston Pers Calumet Service Cities Gas Eastern ——* — Hecla & Inc Fuel Assoc com & 477/„ 100 common- Prop ' —m 25 RR Maine & cumulative preferred Eastern Mass St First Nat'l Stores Ford Co Island Kennecott Co Copper Corp 37 Mar 49 '/a 117/8 May 14% Aug 58 Loew's Theatres Boston 70% Aug 42'/a Jan 42'/a July Mar 2 8'/a Aug 2, % F"b 1% Apr 54% Aug 67% Feb 13% Apr 52 Jan 89 47 55'/4 420 54 Jan 2,019 52 % rFeb 72% July 38% 297 37% Aug Friday 59 7/s Mar 68% 46 '/a Mar 7'A Jan July 13 42% Feb 53'/a 102'/a Feb 128% National New N Service Companies N H & Hart RR— Mathieson Chemical— Y, Olin Pennsylvania RR : —1 , Stone Webster 11 Vb Aug 157/8 40 J/4 ACF Electric American Feb 14 Jan 12c Jun 17% 137% Jun 16% Jan 20% 2,398 218 100 13% 15 54 Va 567 20 % 21J/8 26 27 655 40 8% Inc_. 40 22 '/a 918 45J/2 46% 161 18% — — 8% 21% 21% -— United U Co Fruit Shoe 18% 64 6c 15% 132 Jan 13'A Aug 42% Feb Consolidated Mar Consumers Davidson Detroit 60% July Corp 22% 10% Jan 21% Mar 23% Jan 36 49 J/2 777 24Vb Mar 27% Ford 2,196 47% Jan 40% 40 40% 698 41% July 39^ July 45% Feb 43% 45 256 48% 75 86% 10 13% 13% 10 61% 65 66% 66% 63% 8 „ 39% 753 4 Feb 49 63'/a Motor Week's Last Range of Prices Feb Par American Laundry Gas Electric & Coca-Cola '' class Kahn Jun 26'/a 86 4 86 841 .—12% A 4 4 4 ,,65% 65% 11% 11%' 8% ' Manufacturing 10 2 Son 8% 25Yb 30% Hurd Preferred 531/2 — 76'/a 54 761/2 |.76% 50 26'/a Mar Jun 30 r Jan 90 Y2 Mar \. 4% Mar 3% July 10 657% Aug 71 Mar 5 11% July 7% Feb 13 Apr 10 9 6% J/2 8,9y0 37% Jan I6V2 16 16 J/2 2,280 401 15% May 3% Apr "7%. Jan 41% May 21% Jan 4% Jan 38 38 430 38 51% 261 3614 Feb 4% —3 — 45 532 Aug 68 Co—».— Trailer Ball —'. 54% —5 >— 1 1 — . - 4Va 69 53 Feb 77 18 175 17%- Jun 25 Lock & 61 199 45 Ye Jan 61 49 49% 934 44 Y4 Jun 50% 270 36 Jun 44 52 52 6 52 Jan 52 45% 15 40% Feb Preferred 18% 25 17'% Apr 24 42% 43% 104 Jun 48% July 172% 173% 268 .—25 1 Columbia Corn Electric & Light — Department Stores General 5 Dynamics General Lorlllard Monsanto 5 —10 Chemical Mead Corp Montgomery National Cash Lead New • York Co Register 38% Aug 55 41% May 50% July 68% 40 17% 237 31% 100 45% 50 199 32% 55% 55 66% 68% U 58 Feb 68% Feb 18 Jan 29 % Mar 42% Feb 177% Mar 31% 49% Apr A or 3 83 J% Feb 205'A July 112 J/2 July 10 30% Feb 39% July 120 28% Feb 34 140 Jun 54'/4 Aug 59 V2 Mar 70 54% Aug 68 Va 803 52% Feb 44% 308 38% Feb 20% Apr 72% July 47% July 20% 52 14% Jan 20% July 171 33 Mar 39% 34'% 41 34 Mar Jan Feb 62% 36% 36% 39% July 39% Jan 62% 60 48% Feb 69% 36% 36% 20 33% Jan 38 J/4 Mar 126% 127% 32 % 32'% 35 100% Feb 36 3 a 37 150 36 Ve Jun 16 28% Feb 651/4 65% 100 59% Jun 21% 21% 136% May 35 July 65% July 60 19% Jan 45% 46% 23% May 45 44 % Oil Standard 35% 62 32% Feb 39% July 90 31% Aug 41'4 22% May 29% Jan 22 22 20 18% Feb 27% 27% 27% 26 25% Jun 24 24 24'% 40 20'% 41V2 7 50% Mar 25 41% Apr Feb 26'/a JUly 61% Jan 7 1 64% 64% 65% 285 53% Feb 10 (Ohio) 55% 54 % 55% 130' 477% Feb 68% July 62% Jun 26 7% 73' + 26% 5 23% Feb 29 J/2 73% 14 13% 13'A 1 1 25 —— Edison Union Jan 32% .3 Sunray Co 53 31% 50 (N J) Toledo Feb 33% 1.40 —*— —-— Oil 32% * —* Carbide 73'% 5 -• U 8 Shoe 117% 117% 1 50 60% Mar 75 13'/4 13% Jan 101% Feb & Co— Company (H W) hV 21% 10 69% 214 63% 64% 58 52 '/a Feb 68 10 41'% 41% 25 41 '/a Jun 45% 16% Westinghouse (F W) 68 J 2 18 Feb 57% Mar July Aor 22% July 72% Jan July Jan BONDS Cincinnati -For Transit 4%s footnotes see —1998 page 42. -25 J/4 , 4% 667 830 24 3 July 22% - Aug Mar4% Jan 6% Jan May 414 May 5 J/4 July 26%-26%. -2% .2% ' 2 110 ;28 3% —* 58% 23'A 23 J/4 10% 11 -—-5 5 % < -.4% 10 - Apr '3% Jan 238 42% 23 ; 4 Snermah common Produces —_———10 Inc ' Standard Tube class B -1 - 11% 500 2% "3% May 100 100 571' ^lS.'af 19J/8 629 4;!i. - 9 5% Aug 934 July :■ 11% 9 11% July . 100 "14% 4% —.1 24% Mar Feb 10 Jan . Jun 11Tb Aug 31%-July 15% Jun 10% Feb • 17% Mar 20' 4'/a Mar 100 850 Apr 26% Feb ■ . : Scotten- Dillon: 6P/8 July Feb Jan 30% .,30% 14 3% Jam Feb , »J/4 1,810. 3% 11% 30% 27% Apr 2% Jan 410 - 3% ————:—...—-—2 Jan 2% 1,490 5Ys 10 1 — 25% 3,500 58% ——2% 904 298 - . 2i_—,2_—1/ , 100 .• n 5 J/2 33i River Raisin Paper—. —5 Rockwell Spring & Axle————5 Rudy Manufacturing —-1 Walker'& Cor class Wayne Screw Au'i——.'iT 3QW ———-1 common 38'/a 2 2 V 500 200 , •7 : Jan •5"% Mar 10 Feb Apr 38'2 Aug 13a Mar 40%-Apr '2 July Midwest Stock Exchange A compilation of the round-lot transactions only 48% 48 J/a Last 49% $4,937.50 Week's Sales Range for Week of Prices Shares Range Since Jait. l "* • • - ; Par • Acme Steel Co Admiral Akron ' 10 Corp Brass Aheg..any Alleghany _1 Mfg Corp (Uni— Ludlum Chalmers Aluminium Alum of 50% » ' '57% _10 American High 31J Low 4 900 101/4., 10;% 1,400 11% 8'/a 8'/a 50% 200 50% - 300 12,050 34% 500 28Va 12 Jun 5 3 'a Jan Mar 8% May Feb 503a Aug 57 July 26 Feb 63 & July 32 Ya Mar 45% 300 44 J/a 87% 200 85'2 Aug 19% 1,300 17% 36% May Aug '/a Apr 80 18% Jan 14% 10 18'a 85'a . High ^ Aug 10 'A Aug 200 60% 54% 31 4418 —-1—__1—* Airlines 31', 3 414 — America American , 11 — 8% Steel_„:——1 Ltd Co " i Manufacturing— "1 10% -50c — L010 \ -- —:1 Allied Laboratories Allis 51% July 101% July Broadcasting (Un) 1. 49 July 58 * Paramount Theatres (Un)„, American Can Co (Un)2___. American Jan 24 Jan —,—1 19% 19% 19% 1,100 12.50 *"44V* 43 Va 441/2 2,200 43% 42% 43% 1,500 American Tel & Tel Co American Tobacco American Viscose (Un) Amurex common Corp Oil Anaconda Co Armour class Company Armco Steel & Warrants Corp Co A 7"a — 1,100 14% 4,100 170% 1,100 703a Aug 78% 36% 900 31% Feb 43% July 5% 100 1,300 57% Feb 72% 54% 700 51 Ya Feb 64% Jan 14% 15% 600 13%. Feb 5 Va 100 18 V2, 400 5: 5% , 1 I8J/2 18 3 8 Inc 23% 267/fc Jan 22 600 l4•i4, Jan 22 Aug 46i,4 500 41% 57 —i. _5 1% Jan Jun ' \ Jun Jan k - 7% July 14 14 »/2 12% Apr I4%f May 69%- 100 67' Feb 74 35J/2 600 33%* Feb 3T 52 3 53% 300 66- 1% 2,100 5234 Aug 1 J/4 Mar. 3,500 41% 1 % 461 i 138 • - May July .May 1% Jan -* " 47 31% 250 26 Mar 35''a Mar 37% a 45% 31 37%, Aug -44% July Feb 1 50% July 38% 300 16 17% 600 14 Jun 18% July 29% 29 J/4 100 25 Vb Feb 297/a May 40'% 16 , 41 700 38% Feb 45% 2 J/4 2% 300 19% 19 '/a 500 17% 11 = 11% 11% 200 11 46 46 46% 500 33% 19% 250 18% Mar 25% 800 23% Juii 5 1 1.200 'a 6 * 69% _^^_20c —— 3,700 2,300 Feb 33% 5 — % 7Va' 2274 Mar' 69 50 5 : 3,200 34% 52% ——5 ——10 24% % 1* .u July 21 % 7 ——_8 Corp Jan 6 «/4 19%-May Feb 46 22 (Un)—^_P1 Borg George W) Corp——J-l Borg-Warner Corp 16% 47ir Feb 16% Jan ■ —3 (Un) ._12.50 .: Jan May 64 Va Co Company Burlington Industries (Un) 7 4% Mar 53% —-5 Budd 1797/a Mar Jan 60% ^—.1.50 Works Jan 18 Aug 53'a 10 Steel Corp Burroughs Corp (Un) Burton-Dixie Corp Butler Brothers- 14% 172 J/4 173V4 61 % ————.—4 .Eenquet, Crnsolidated Jun 8'% Mar Jan 50 _— Gear 5% Feb —10 —: Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton (Un)——^-13 Bastian-Blessing Co —* Belden Manufacturing Co— —lfr Brad/Foote 900 5% Manufacturing Corp— Fls^°rles 71/4 35% Refining Co Automatio Washer Co Avco Booth 7 Va 35% 5 Atlantic Airplane' 43% July 25 . Boeing 17% 71 n—-a—- Manufacturing 15 Vb- Jan 31% 14'/a ————•—10:' Binks 100 900 70% 1——, Bendix Aviation Corp July 48 Jun 16% 70% — Athey Products Corp Feb 40% 172% (Un)— (HI) 25'A May 45% July Aug 1% 16% ,_100 (Un% 19Yo 40 <, 39% • — _>———25 : Ashland Oil & Refining common^ Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe— Common ■ Bethlehem * new' common.—10 Cyanamid American Investment Co < 111)___ —1 American Machine & Foundry— 1—7 American Motors Corp— 5' American Rad & Stand San (Un)—.—5 Jun 124% July 21% 67% 12 % St,pel Jan Jun 16% —.5 — Woolworth 8 47'A 10 Rand Standard 8 38% 35% _* Southern Indiana U Jan 19% May 6.25 — Paper Sears Roebuck Texas 65% 33 Via Central Schenley , Jan 43'% 20% —5 Phillips Petroleum Corp Sperrv Feb 34'% 5 Radio Regis 5% 7% July 49% Apr 54% 67% 5 _— Pepsi-Cola St 51% 16% Feb 80 35% * Owens Illinois Glass ■ 202 7 25 — & Dairy National 70 18'% 2 — Ward National 54% 54% 1% (P) Jan 31% 54% 1 Electric General Motors 72% 105% 105% 37% 37% —2.50 -—,—. Feb 44% 5 Ford 58 199 -—10 — Auto-Lite Federated 25 30% 7 — 60% 171/b 17% 5 Kodak Feb 65 3 a * Power Pont Du Eastman 77% 38% 10 Dayton July 45'% 10 Gas Products 71 7 * — 180'/a Mar 10 18% 18% 3 Steel Service Jan 71 54 5 Cities 4'2 170% 60% 10 Bethlehem ;• ": 22% '22','2 5-Mr Jan 71 .—50 Oil Apr 3% Jan 1% Jan 17% Feb 1,328 . 4 ; _ 47% July 18% 43% Manufacturing . 4% I •''":/:;4%' Sale Price 45 % 173% E-oeing 24 47% July 4'% Apr Jan Telephone & Telegraph—100 Avco 2,030 1 Mt Clemens Metal common,.—*—.*—-1 Jun American Ashland Mar ' 1 Armco 4% 3 4J/2 ' July 59 17% Jun 38% 25 10 - Jan 40 '/a 10 — 2,617 6,361 5 — Aug 48'A Cyanamid Tobacco Apr 45 Jun 44% if 2% '; 2V2 Mfg Jan 591/2 -♦ Anaconda Aug 54 % 1,316 July 18 American American 55% 1T%/17%;; . 2% "III10 STOCKS —— - 6 Vy8 43% Vfft. 44%' -1.-66% & Stocks American Air Line 4%, 38 Yd- - Jun 40 Stores 300 41%., 4i% —5 Friday Allied Jun July 40 Jan 61 .50 Unlisted 4914. Jan Apr 95 V* 83'% July 82% Julv ,_2 —— Aug 6% —1 i_-—4—: Kresge Co. (S S)_„ t Apr -1 Procter & Gamble U 8 Printing common 17% Mar 45 50% July 82 % ' — & 1,418 " 657/s common (E) 338 16% Jun 1,037 Feb 64%- Jan 40% Brewing Rickel High July 20 85 Gibson Art Hobart 26 100 25% Crystal Dow Drug Low 105 84'% ..,460 34% 4 J14 Lakes Propnet 20 85 17.J/8 45 460 __1 1 26% 84 J/4 Feb 1,435 _20 1— ".Parker Rustproof Peninsular ,Metal, Products Pfeiffer Brewing — High 25% 50 5 46 J/2 .78 W 17 ,._1 '—- ;— " 20 100 preferred Cincinnati Telephone Cincinnati Transit u. Ironrite Inc Range Since Jan. 1 8.50 com. 655 45% 45 — 78% May 26% — 8 Cincinnati 4% Low 20 . Baldwin 17"- 3% May Feb 8% Aug 31/a Jan 7714 ' _— Oil; & Chemical— BearingHoskins Manufacturing 68% July Shares Sale Price 28%. July 13% Jan 268 3% High 22 .200 - 8% .V' 15% May Feb S#es for Week STOCK! 1—-10 —— common Motors Corp: Hoover Jan Exchange Friday 45-% 7712 Corporation Parke- Davis Cincinnati Stock 5 25 Feb 14 Great Jan 95 66'A Aug 47% 86% 47% Aug 86'/a July 127/g Apr 52 J/4 Refining & Mining Co—50 Massachusetts RR Co—100 Bros Steel Fruehauf Jun 43% 12.50 .27%: 3% — Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings Goebel 26% * 8% • 13% May 2% Mar Jan 26 U 8 Smelt, System Inc Westinghouse Electric Corp Woodley Petroleum Co 27% May 20% Feb 17% Feb 41% Vermont & Waldorf 512 8% Ex-Cell-O Corporation 28% May 26%. 5 200 .2% 27 7 8 —1 Range Since Jan. I Low 14% 2% ——— Edison Detroit Jan 24% May 8% May 42% 25 Co Shates 14% 2 common—2 common Paper Power Economy Baler Feb 20 • Mach Rubber S Mfg for Week High , ——,-3.50 Burroughs Corporation Chrysler Corp , Jun —* Co Products . Jan 10c 16 J/4 51% — 1*4% V. 1 : Manufacturing General United Metal Low -.1 common 11 of Prices Par , .. Wrigley Stores Allen July 12 13% 5 Stop & Shop Inc Torrington - . Apr 32 '/2 May 32 133% 134 3/4 134% 100 Co Association & 250 280 13*% 15% 16 Quincy Mining Co— Rexall Drug Co Shawmut 13% 37% 10c England Electric System 20 England Tel & Tel Co-——100 New — 36 7/8 13 J/4 — 1 PONTIAC Sales \ Range Sale I'riee Jan 11% 10 Week's : East STOCKS Jun 307 KALAMAZOO Detroit Stock Exchange 81% Mar Jan Brown-McLaren —25 Cement Corp.Narragansett Racing Association- WOodward 2-5525 JACKSON ANN ARBOR Briggs Lone Star Exchange DETROIT Building Telephone: July 242 47%' Exchange Stock Jan 9% 103% 106% — Ford Jan 19 % 48% 47% • Stock Midwest Exchange Feb 54 JTy 37% 50 common: 136% 15 J/8 66 J/2 67% 1 Coal Creek Jan 47% Aug 54% 5 Gillette Co 133 42% . * Electric 41 Stock Detroit Jan 9% • Co Motor General 100 Inc American Exchange 180 J/8 Mar 16 J/8 Boston Members York Stock New 34% May 170J/4 47% 100 Boston Edison WATLING, LERCHEN & CO. High 3,698 172J/4 173% 50 , 9 Range Since Jan. 1 mgh 30% 100 Tel Shares 7% 100 American AUGUST for Week of Prices Low 5 American ENDED Sales Range Sale Price WEEK Exchange Week's Last FOR in —15 25 % 2 Jan Feb Mar Feb '• 2Y4 Jan Feb 21 % May 14 J/4 Jan 52% July Volume l&B Number 5663 - . . . The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (655) . ( "V MARKETS -^v;. ;• * • *: Sale Price-; of Prices *'• Low Par* • Aviation. __10c Ucuumet? & Hecla Inc: '£!*--LjLl-57* Canadian Prospect Ltd —1, ..16.%c ^Carrier Corp .common——i—' 10 Celanese Corp of America (Un)— / Centlivre- Brewing Corp — 50c Centra* & South West Corp__ 5 Centra* lilinoi's Public Service 10 Certain-teed? Products ! J Champlin Refin Co common 1 California. Eastern 14 Va 2% Aug 11%- Apr 3% Mar 15% Aug " 3% 3% • 4 2% 200 50% Aug 63% Jan 15'/2 200 14% Feb 17% Jan 5 Ry4- 2% 2V4 ''A 38% 'Oiy •»? ^.-"series'. A- preferred—100 > . — 11% 4%% 35% 36% 500 30% Feb 36 36 36% 2,200 35% Jun 40% July 40 Jan 42 42% 200 40% July 45% Mar 1 3% 3'A 1,400 3% Aug 5% Jan —5 3% 3% 300 3% Aug 5% 3 3 IOO 2% 7% 7% 300 6% July 9% Jan 62% 100 400 62% Aug 30% Feb 68% July '46% Industries Inc -50c 25% Feb 31 20 500 16 %'Feb 20% July May 30'A 43 Feb; — Apr v 7% National Cash Register National Cylinder Gas National Distillers & Chem Lead Co (Un). 44 46% .1 34% 200 34 lOVa 10 Jan —1 9% II 24% Corp: .10 34 Va Co_ -B 18% (Un) —B Tile & 500 6% Jan 700 64% Jan 82 % July 1 42% <42% 43 1,000 41% Feb 51 Jan North American Aviation 81 '•81 81 400 81 i 89% Feb North American Car 38% 100 37! Febi 43 % May Northern 15% Jun 20% Jan Northern 28% May 32 % July Northern 18% Jan "J July York New Central Illinois 16% 31% 600 17 Va 17% 1,700 16% ' ' 39% 40% 2,600 37% July v* Consolidated Cement Corp—. £>.1 ■% 29'A Consolidated Foods —__:._1.33% Consumers Power Co »——-• • Container Corp of America 5 — 27% ' <• 14% A-44% 18% 29% 3,500 26 Mar 31% Apr Ohio Edison 14% 45 18% 45% 17% 28 30% 100 14% Aug 15% Jun Ohio Oil 600 44% Aug 495a Jan Olin-Mathieson Apr Owens-Illinois Columbia Gas.System (Un)-—— 40 25 Commonwealth Edison common Feb Continental 10 5 ——-—25 —, -25 Co— Can Controls Co of America - Co- Crane —-—— Steei Crucible 16% f ; Deere _10 > L,.20 -0' 17 % 36% 21% 30 Aug 8 Aug Apr 35 100 10% Feb Kodak Co Eastman .. Falstaff .Erewing Corp ,.1 —_ Jan 21"! Fruehauf Trailer 1 — .... 13% 17% -A AV. --i 15% 490 Jun 15% Apr 17% Aug 24% - 721 600 800 3 2% July 9% July ;ll % 56% 1,000 ' ' 68% 2,200 52% Feb ■! '49 40% "Jan, 100 36%, 38 %. Feb'* ■ —1 >V,. fW Oosmrd Gray. 100 400 Lakes Towing, common.. Lakes Great Greif: Bros class (Un)!— Greyhound1-■Corp Gulf A. Cooperage ••'V 1-6% 16% ■ . "it1' -A 137 A Hein Werner Corp E) (Walter Heller Co.. & Spencer Bartlett Industries Inc— Hibbard Howard t>;34%.Mar 39% Feb k ,/;45.% May 37% 400 300 16% 7,500 , 93% July 17% Jan Jan Jun " 250 23% Jan 29% 39 200 29% 1% Jan Jan 1,700 3 ■ .>• ■ /• International International. Tel Jun 34 Laughlin & - .33% 200 33P/4 14'% 1,050 36% Feb v A 14% 14% 100 14 % Aug -■ 12% 250 * 12% - Jun 38% 33% 14% Kenneeott Corp Copper Kimberly-Clark Corp Monarch Knapp .— (Un—• 5 Co Gas Co -—1 Machine Landis —-4 —25 common --7 25 1 * 25 Libby McNeil & Libby— Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un) Lincoln Printing Co common Lindsay Chemical Co common 7% preferred Ine Loew's Aug Southwestern Marquette Cement Mfg Martin (The) Medusa Portland Merck & Co 4 — * 1 15 _16%c Co & Co Cement- (Un) Blanke Co Minneapolis Brewing * 1 Meyer Minnesota Missouri Modine Co Portland footnotes see Co page • 12.50 * Cement Manufacturing For (Un) Mining & Mfg 42. 56% 600 25 25 350 26% Jun 12 12 800 11% "11% 31% <• 32%» 79 82'% ' 1,200 : 400 21% Feb May 12 July 31% July 61 July 27%' Jun 12% Feb 31% Aug 47% Jan 79 94% July 11 Aug 100 21 % < 27% 27% ■ • ; 59% „ ? 21Jun 25% Mar 3,700 25% Jun 29% Jan 300 10% 10% 10% 10% ; 6i% Service Public Standard Oil of 10% 10% 61% 62% 58% 60% ' , 600 800 1,600 9% July 11% May 9% Julv 11% May 58 Feb 67% Jun 47% Feb 65 July Jan Standard Oil of Oil (N J) 33 24% 24% 700 20% Jan 25% July 43 44 Va 500 42% Feb 46% Jan 5uJ 26 Va Jan 32% Jun 30% 30% 3-% l , 700 16% Feb 1814 50 59 % Jan 24 24% 2,900 11% 10% 11% 800 30% 30% 100 x56Va 1,300 Jun 26% July 12% Apr 28% Jan 35% July 20y. Feb lOTB 49% 58% 51% 3,300 49% Aug 62 64% X64 % 66 % 2,900 63% Feb 68% July 10 55% 53% 61% Jun 56% • 50 25 (Un) 43% Feb 59% July Jan 72 % May 2% 400 28% 100 1% 2% Jan- Jun July 29 25'A May Standard Railway Container 20 Feb 22% Jan 500 48 % Jun 63 Jan Sunbeam 500 19% Apr 1 23% Jan Sundstrand 1,250 15% Jan 18% July 1 16% 200 14% Feb 18 14% 15 203 12 Corp Studebaker-Packard 21 Feb 200 16% Equipment Furniture 50% 48% 16% 55% 16% 1,000 1 10 (Ohio) Standard Oil Co 21 1 Corp Corp — Swift 10 July 100 79 Mar 39 150 32% 343i 35 8,700 33% Jun 38% 29 200 26 Feb 6% •99 Jan 100 94% Mar 38% 100 38%'Aug 1 34% 35% 500 29% > Feb & Electric Sylvania Products 108% July Feb 37% July Co Texas Textron Thor —25 (The) 6% 40 6%' July 7.%- Jan 57% 59 3» 1,900 45% Mar 63'% July 38%- 38% 300 38 '/a Aug 24% 25 300 23% Jan 107 400 i* 49% 48% ,3 , . 3 300 3,000 Aug 103 Jan 41% July 3 Tool * Co 24% 1,650 23% Aug July 28% Jun 26% 700 22% Feb 29% 33 27'A 33'A 1,000 32% 37% 37% 38 14% 10% 14% 14 Va 43 ; 43 1,600 35 1,000 13% July 42 Feb 10% Jun 48 Jan Jun Jun 42% Jan 500 37 % Aug 44% Apr 600 'Un)208 So La Salle St Corp Union Mar Union ,v Union Oil 10 —.25 10 (Un) Electric of Co Pacific RR California Co Aug United Aircraft Corp 4% May United Air Lines Inc. < Corporation Fruit (Un) (Del) Co Jan United United States Jan 13% 10% 11% 64 64 10c 63%'July 73 July 64 26% 27 650 18% Mar 28 69 70% 500 55% U S 05 Feb 14 14 600 13% Apr 16% May 200 24% Feb 52% 27% 53% 200 42 Va Feb 29% May 55% July 35 35 200 35 41Y* Apr Aug 1% Jan 1% 1% 1% 600 32% 32% 1,200 26% Jan 34 July 63 63 50 62% Jan 64 Apr 26% 26% j an 36% Jan 29% Mar 55% 56 Vs 300 62% 64 28% 29% 700 60% 60% 100 28% July 60% Aug 26% 26% 28% 400 42% 29% 8QO 7% 7'A 300 42% 43% 300 58% Feb Jun 30% July 88% Jan 26% Aug 6% Jan 42 42% July 61% Apr 45 Jan 7% Apr July 64% Jan 17 Apr (Un) 61 1,000 15 15 100 14% 44% 44% 100 40% Mar 48% Jan 68% 66% 66% 2,700 57 % Mar 73% Jan 13 13 13 11% 10 11% 3,600 18% 18 Va 700 12% 5 Industries Rubber Co 74% 637/a 58% 15 Feb July 26% 5 10 1 • 4 1 5 Jun 72% 26% 1 2y2 States Gypsum May 15% 43 (Un) 76 72% 1 1 • Trav-ler Radio Corp United 43 100 27% 1 2 Company Tri Continental Corp 46 % May 128% Jan 50 57 55 23% 50c Inc Power Trane 6% 103 8% Jan Jan '•40% 26 May 15% Feb 55 1 25 (Un)—7.50 Company 300 27 31% July - 6% May 6% Aug 23% Sunray Mid Continent Oil Co Jan 42% July 100 95 -6% 1 5 Machine Tool 12% Jan 10 95 3k ; /a 24 28 Jan 17% 70% 2% 58% 5- 100 7 Indiana Standard Mar 24% 43 6O0 2 5 California Jan ~2% 18 Feb 2% 4 25 17% 400 17% Aug 81% 6% 6% 1,100 6% Aug Jun Apr 5 2% Aug 18 Van Dorn 31% 35% July 33% 33% 34% 35%. 35% 300 31 % Jan 37 35% 30% 400 30 % Aug 46% Jan 30 Vis 57% Jan 50% 54% 350 38% 50% 38% 200 30% 19 19 20 Feb 41 July 21 Feb v8 Jan 58% Feb ■ 7% 15 6% 500 86%" 90 % 1,900 53 % 400 49 Apr 66 16 750 14% Jun 18% 15 6% May 18% July 52% 6% 90% • Works JaJn 8 Jan 50% Aug Iron 50 12 Jan 16 Mar 19% July Webcor 500 16% U S Steel Corp Western Marshall Field 54Vu • 5 Rand Corp (Un) Inc common Square D Co (Un) 'Jan 17% 13 11% Mar 38% 1 & Co July 64% July 58% May v 8 • (Un) Co July 43 383V ... (Henry C) Lytton's 38 57% Aug 52% July 15 (Un) United Laclede 22% Mar 100 0 Works Lathe Bend South 20% 1 ——— 200 57 Va Feb ; • _ Socony Mobil Oil (Un) 20% 103 34% 11% 1 Corn 151 % May 108 100 % 100% 33 %c 8.75 Chemical Light (Un)i'_ Kaiser Alum & Jan 34% 1 1 Oil Feb 400 134% 137 34% Kansas Power & 59% 25 3 . B Pacific ' *""vJones 23% Aug 48% __1 A Class Sinclair Co 29 Shoel—_* Steel (Un)l 110 16% Mar 56% —10 ia Pen— Southern 39 & Shinkle 31% Jan 1,900 5 Transamerica Corp (Un) Johnson Stephens 900 1,000 55% 57% • ; (W A) 10 (Un 35% 23% ' * 343/i III5 . 40 34 Ya 54% ' 1 Roebuck & Co Southern 34% Tel & Jun 22 23% 1 - ....... ,, Sobering Corp Schwitzer Corp 42% Mar r ; 37% May 15 16% Mav -5 & Jan St Regis Paper Co±—— 50% (Un) Paper 33% 55% Aug Jan 21 Chemical— _J_ 7. 50 Shoe Co—_——' International Mineral International 500 100 14% Steamship Co Interlake 36 55% 400 21 International Harvester 35 % 35% 55 Va 15% ———— Co—'-11—— —11'—--Co_i———11 — Steel 48 -20g Jan Development Industrial Inland 65% Jan Feb 26% Stone Indiana Steel Products Feb 38 24% July 10'A Feb Jan 28% 3 RR Central Illinois 60% 100 100 Storkline Illinois Brick Go. 100 300 38 common.——10 Huttig Sash & Door 300 42 3 % July ~2s/a , 39% May 35% 65 39% Aug 17% —1 18% Apr Jan 52% 42 • Spring & Axle Dutch Petroleum Co % Mar 46 Aug % Feb 73 j 70% 25 — July Jan 63 65 30% 30 12% 1 3 1 brewing Co.— Heilman (G> Feb 30% 25 - Feb —.5 100 14% 43 35% —10 Paper 34 ■ .« 200 Feb 65 —5 Sperry 1 ...———ti.lo .Organ Harnischfeger Corp Apr 24% May 63% July _ Spiegel Ham mond Jan 49 18% Jan 35% 5 Co Bros Raisin 41% :/." 22% 42% Jun 200 « (Un) - 41 % ■ 10 400 5 ; .34 . 700 43 % < • Indiana Co >•.15% ! , 20% • St. Louis Public Service class A. w July ,27 2% < 12% Jan Royal July ' 25% ; 36% Jun Mar Rockwell River 39% May 38% 25% — —3 25 i— — OIL Corp—i 91% " • 1 —* ...* Chemical—— Great Lakes- Oil & 38% 90% A *' ~ 15% 3 (Un) Steel Corp Inc Sears 37% ; — 'i 1 Stores.——; Dredge & Dock Drug! Great r- & Rubber Cd___——5 H) Co..—_t;:——-a.% Jan 10 43 (new)..25 Corp of America (Un) Manufacturing Co Sheaffer Gillette (The) Gdodjiwar; Tire 51 28% 700 Apr 47 % -<!1 v It 40% 46% July 300 10% ' 5,900 . 40% rJi-36 % ». 300 35 20% 10% 72% July ' • 40% Jbn 1 5 Reynolds Metals Co 1 Reynoldc (R J) Tobacco cl B (Un) Apr 68% " —10 47% 'an 10% 25 Coke of Co Oats Revlon 14% Jan 54%: Aug 65% . 47% 35 (Un) (Un) & Company Co (Un) Republic 86% Mar Jan •2% - July Raytheon V.C Jan 100 45 July 65 50 Light Service Qil Radio 59% Mar 12% 800 48'A V Electric & Gas Quaker 16% July Apr 2,000 43% 60 Jan 35 Public 205 % July 18% 17% A. 48'A Feb 57% 43% Feb 13% i" 42% 300 600 Apr 16'/a 54% ■ 200 64% 46% sJun 53 11% 45 54 64 % 15% <17% July 67 % --*• 52% 45 16'/4 Mar 56% .166% Motors General 5 Corp 112% Julv I.Ills General Electric Co. 44% 15% Jun Feb — '■■ ■; Feb 51% Feb 84% 1 ___—2 - 36 51% Jan 600 2% 16% Aug 48% Feb 200 14% Mar Apr 1.500 82-i.v 82 82 200 6.25 Chemical Glass Pictures Ricliman —2.50 1,300 39% 100 36" 24 - 20% Jan 17% 49% 39% 40o 600 i 52% May 16% 49% 17% 53 900 .17% y, ,/ Gas Pullman 16% 17% Jun 53 68 Feb 178 300 55 V« 16% Aug Jan • 1 Phelps 28Jan May 56% Mar' 1,200 16% Jan 60O ' 55% 950 16% S8% 16% 1 23% 54% 100 16% — 12.50 41% May '."I 55% 45 19V« July 49% May Dodge Corp (Un) Philco Corp (Un) Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)_ 32% May :-v 17% Feb 21% 55% 37% 161-1, '.y 5 Ford; Motor Co: — —i— ,;; .Foremost Dairies •' Inekkk—ilk—._i.U_2' *JL0 4- ->Four-Wheel- JQrive Auto iA.— -f. 8,200 21% 27% Feb 17 41% Jan 18% 33%c 600 17. 38% 18% 12 Co (Un) Peabody Coal Co common Peoples 103% 104% 36% July Aug 31"% Aug Pepsi-Cola Co Pfizer (Charles) <5s Co (Un) 200 7.50 .utX- Feb 24 2,200 Pennsylvania RR '23%. 103% 10 (Un).. 28 1,400 34% 45 -8 Co Co Paramount Jan Pure Elder Manufacturing 300 24'A 32 Power Co— (Un) Manufacturing Pacific July 28% Eastern Air Lines Inc.—— 34% 24 46% May 39 % Aug 2,200 40 Ry — Aug 40 % 37% Gas (Un) 46% July 100 >>'58-% 60 193%-195% • 195% 5 20% 45% July 11% Feb 300 8 .. 17% Jan 40 *- : - ._±L5 * ■'*■'■59 (Un)—: (E I) de Nemours Pont 300 28'/a — — * Dodge Manufacturing Corp. Dow Chemical Co__— Du 8 u„>. (Un)—: Co. Edison . 12% Jan 9% 42 % Mar 300 9,300 39% Vk 39% 40% common—-.— &,.Co Detroit ..i, — — Cudahy Packing Co _———.-—i——5 % CurtisS-Wrlght Corp (Un) —1 i, 45% 16% 28 , 30 — States (Minnesota) Oak . Jun 100 9% RR Pacific 16% 50 May 39% Jan July 9 "30% -* July 28 138 32% July 8% July 450 33 33 24% Feb 100% Feb 50 12% Feb 300 7% 78 V2 17 % Jan 3% Jun Jan 32% Mfg 10% *38% 300 -10 7% 1-15 Colemati CO Inc—————_uL5 Colorado Fuel. & Iron Corp..—.——* 700 24% -5 National 37% Jan Jun 25% 125% 127% -5 (Un) -76% ...ilOO preferred— Electric Ilium Mar 36% Ills com. 77% Cleveland iMWfffl 3 Jan 62% Co 25 Corp _—;—1—_.i Cleveland Cliff's Iron common— Chrysler «|Jnfc Low 2 40 2% Jan 8% Aug 600 '.34% Pacific Ry Co.— Shore & So Bend—12.50 Corp., .k ... 1 Oil Christiana Range Sines Jan. 1 Sbsres High ' National Standard Co Chicago South far Week .. . 2% a Company National Chicago Rock,Ikl & . 31% May 100 400 Low —2 preferred Napco 42% May 8% "Vik (■ r" 38%v 38% (The) Muter Jan 27%. Jun 300 Vernon convertible 50c Jun 3 Feb Mount 27% ~\19V2 •;* 1% 34% 29% 8% 26 — 700 400 39 28% 26 | Chic Mihw St Paul & Pac common..—• Chicagcr <&. Northwestern Chemical (Un) Montgomery Ward & Co Morris (Philip) & Co (Un) 51 Va • Sales v Range » Co Monsanto ::.Jan , 50% — . 5 *15% — . •>•• 11,000 Chemical Monroe 3% May 900 2*A jXV ■* • sf Prices Par 100 ■' . , Week's Last Sale Pries High Low ± 13% 1 ~ Friday STOCKS High ' , IS-. • .. Range Since Jan. 1 Shares 2% ;; — ' AUGUST i) for Week Range . ENDED I' " > • v.- . ' Sales .Week's Last stocks WEEK FOR RANGE Friday , JV.«"=A 35 Inc Union Telegraph Westinghouse Eleotric Corp Whirlpool-Seeger Corp • Wisconsin Bankshares Corp Electric Power Wisconsin Public Service Woolworth (F W) Co Wisconsin (Un) 10 10 —10 x61% 64% 23 23 19% 1,200 100 8% Apr 11% July 18 Apr 20% 52% Feb 68% July 23 Aug 26% Feb Jan 1,800 19 Ya Aug 23% Jan 30% 300 30 Jun 33% May 21V'a 100 20% July 23 Jan 41 41% 800 41 Aug 45 Jan 11 41 20% 30 Va 2V/z 20 11% 250 11 Jan 100% 101Y* 600 Jan 99% July Feb Apr Yates-American Machine Co Youngstown Sheet & Tube 5 101 100% Aug 13% 121 Jan Jan The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . . Monday, August 12, 1957 . -OF-TOWN MARKETS RANGE Pacific Goast Stock Friday STOCKS ; I , "Admiral Aeco •Air 1 Corporation of Prices i Reduction Allis-Chalmers Aluminium ..Amerada Mfg Co Ltd American Airlines American Bosch (Un;-.,—. Inc.com American & w I (Un) 191 (Un) a 44pa.... 42 3 4 43%.. 17 20 Foreign Power (Un >—r_* & Chemical-.:—— 42 Jun Feb 250": 47 ?» .... 36 American. Radiator & S S 5 (Un) 14% 14% «K< American SmelWng &r Refining (Un) American Tel & Tel Co 100 American Tobacco CO (Utf)-i .25 70 Vi 70% American Viscose Corp 36%. 36% Anaconda Co 14% (The) .25 (Un) .50 (Un) 35^1 Corp* (Un)__ _10 Louisiana Gas (Un) —5 701 Corp (Un) 14% 10 (Un) — Atlas; Corp "(Un;—— Atlantic Refining • Warrants CO (Un» —1 - . 63 l,4u Jun Jan 1,796"»' 300"* -• 32 42 % Jun 35% 27% 54.% 15)4 46% i 9 9%. ' , Feb July >f 16 % 19a4..M«y26% Jan 22% Mar 2S 44% 1,337..'. _,fi ..- 5G38 May 11%.. Jan Jan Aug Jan , Is 6% Corp (Un)„13. Baltimore & Ohio R.R (Un;-^-100 14 14% 345 12% Feb 14% 563a 880 v- 41% 58% July Avco Mfg Corp (Un) * Petroleum Bandinl Co- "56 Banlcliue Oil < Co 4% 434 * t— 7% -|. Barker Bros Corp common-.^———5 Barnhart-Morrow. Consolidated _._1 Bendf.l Instrument' Corp (Un) Benguet Cons Inc (Un)—. Bestwall Gypsum Co (Uiu Bond Oil Burroughs C XUii)— C Pacific Natural Oil 17 Feb 45%; Mar 19% Feb 25% Jun 17% Feb 21% May 100 12 45% 45 3 4 Jun 16% Jan Jan 250 11% Mar 14% 740" 34% % 4 May 1% Jan 27 27% 275 26% Jun 35 % Jan 40 41% 979 88 Feb Railway Gas (Uni. 15% 15% 200 8% 9 220 Sfli 80% 834 25 33 33 33 2% 2% 2% 275 1—'1 2 43)a May 13% Jan 285 -1 Ltd—— 3 210 Feb 16% May 1034 Jun Feb 86 Vn May Feb 1 2U July Irt 2U; 3% 520 3% Feb «,—10 (Un)-,—— 4934 49% 50 479 49% Aug 63% Jan -10 86% 85)z 88 % 485 84% July Celtinese Corp of America Certain-teed Products Corp— Cessna Aircraft Co— • 15% 8% 15% 400 8% 8% 500 30% 31% 145" 34 26) 1 "_n_l Champlin Oil & Ref (Un) Chance Vought Aircraft (Un) Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)__ Chicago Rock Island & Pac (Un> 2% a 26% 309 261 32% a 32% 47 : ! * 1 1 a 25 63% • 63% 34)„ 15 Feb a 36 321 4 Co Holly Holly Oil Honolulu Howe Columbia Broadcast System cl A Class B ; Iaeal 4% 600 40% 41% 2,190 31 Jan 31 31% 508 27 Feb 153 29% Jan 210 293a Aug 35 • 17% Cons Y Natural Gas Co Continental Can Co Intex 37% Jan Jan 4% Oil Corn Products .Crane Co Refining Oil Jones & : Fob 17% Jan 15% May 19)4 Jan Jun 41% Max Jan 45c Feb Jan 35c Ltbby McNeill Liberal List Loew's Inc & i.5i "A"(Umi Co (Un Oil Co deNemours • Calif Eastman El Paso Class Kodak Natural B Co Co^ 3" 1T25 _~_I_1 * Prod eom___ Chem Corp_^ Co 2 ^ Motor Foremost Dairies Frlden For Co___ footnote" Jun New England 60 page * 60 v 183 55% Mar 68% Jun 31 a 362 28% 3.1% Apr 29 24j 30% July 4 31 July 34 % Mar 5% Jan 49% 58% July 37% Jun 5%- 10 52% 975 31% 569 4)4 4% 810 42 Apr 29% Mhr * 3% jun 5% Jnn NewTdria N Y Niagara Nordon 8 ... 39-% al9h, al9% 28 19 19 8- 11% 40 a May 11 Jan 8 Jan 13% Apr Northern Pacific 671 ,3834 Feb 47% Jan Northrop Aircraft 620 10% Jnn 18% 28 272 28; Feb 32 % May Jun Jun 200 18% 22 Apr 13% 405 12% Aug 14% 493u 1.185 46 May 52 Jan 67 69% 1.698 67 Aug 91 67 34 2.765 60% 50 50% 193% 194 103% 103% 355a 34 3 4 36 4n« 837 Feb Jan (i1 a Jun 56 3 8 lifny 49] Jun 43% Feb 178% Mur 455 68 57 May 201 July 355 82 % Mnr 1,923 30 112% July Jun 523 28% Apr 30 30 54 27% Jan 32% Jun 14% 15 1,721 12)8 Apr 15 Jun 38 37 Feb 41 % Jan % Apr 33% • 38 3 4 350 % 1., 400 1.40 1.50 9% 1.45 9% 100- 5 838 2.725 a29 718 57% 58% 559 54%. 55 1,573 16% - . 2.05 Mar 9% Aug 7 3s Aug 28 53. 54% 11% 31% .Feb 64 Jun 167« 968 16 3.084 38 Feb 17% 1.507 17% July Jan May 59)z Mar Feb 69 17% Apr 8% July Feb 57% — 58% — % Aug 1.35 July 3,300 a27% a29 — Pacific Pacific 6'r< 1st 18% May 713 4 July • -24 Jan & 36)2 18% 661 36 % Aug 17% July 57% 17% 22 Jau 21 331 163s 21 Aug 52c 11,013 4.80/ 4.50/ red red 4.36% red 30 3 4 170 28% Feb 31% 886 28 Jun 36% 30'4 30% 590 30% Aug 47)4- Jan 29 29% 843 29 July Feb 165 54 12% 220 5% 5% 350 4% 4% -3.825 3% Jan 904 29% Feb 5c 39,500 33% 405 27% 3 4% 117 34 % 35 7« 36% 1.158 24 3s 24% 240 24% Jan 267a Mar 36% 36% 935 3534 Jun 39% Jan ■' ■* a34% 37% Feb 49% Jun 3% Jan 478 Jun 12% I_ 39% <■ 40 518 24 3., 25% 1.028 41% 42% 255 r > ~7 "* 1.% 1,600 34-% 385 32% 29 . 29% 80c 70c 24 ,_1 19% 3% 13.680 2,663 a Jun 8 . -- Feb.- 28% . Jan 17 ■ Jan J7« Apr 33% July 313 Mar 29 Aug;-- 15c Feb 97c July 24 Aug 39!,4 Jan Jan <• • 4 19 Mar 22 22% Aug- 23% May 45 235 39% Apr. a 745 24 Aug 28% Feb 2.35 20,120 Jun 2.70 Jan r ' 241 3% 3% 40 % - 47% 29% 1.60 3% Feb 705 36% Feb 42% Jun 43% Feb 61% July 54 ?3% 14% 1,869 2% Mur 295 47 47 7 • 49.% May , 1,832 3,600 • % 25% 25% a39% a40% - 25% 140 18% Jan Jan 26% 13% Aug 20 Aug a— — Jun 8 4.903 29J% 1,725 46% July Jun 51 287a 28% 323'4 25% 25% 407 25% July 29:% Jan 23% 23 "4 125 23% 27 Jan ' 25 Aug Jan 23 23 23 100 Jun 25 - Feb 20% 22% 2.40 2Q% Jun 23:% Feb 20% 20% 20% 385 20% July 3311 260 54 58 % May 6% 6% ; 25 54 : 34% . 51.. 6% 34% „ '34%. 1.820 1.985. 22 Aug 6% Jun 9 31% 100 39 129%; _1 1,475 55c Feb 1.590 17% Feb 130 7" 561!' 131% .Jan July Jun 703 14% Jun 19% 28% Jan 36% May 175 "42% Feb 35% 60" a 78 , Apr 1.40 July 39 3T5 581 8 •" 124 Jan Apr 35% , 6i % Jan July 78 539 78 Aug 85 % Mar "203« ; 20% 213a 2138 782 20% Feb 22 V4 . ' - 674 - M% .15% ~ So 1 Aug 1.20 34 % 128% 14% 1 (Un)_. 34% 1.10 31% 33 %c _i Jun 1 % Mar,' 50 51 40s « a - (Un%_ 1,040 _ 80c 39% 53 25 Hi - 20 2.05 25 III'so ~~33%c 6% 15% „ 19% ^ 24 { 1 _ May 45% July 22% 45 IIIII_25 cap__4 ' 241 ' 25 (Un; Aug 28 Apr 19% —1 I" 40 Feb 35% 35 1.490 .. Jan 23% . 22% —5 (Unj"I 500 16% 13% July Feb 11 . . • 6:% 16 . % 24% II 182 1% . -* 20c & Co Inc .6*8 - f"* "N 12%. —1 Development July 200 -1 7" 41 July 30%, Feb May 8,838 7 preferred Jan 37 4% (UnvII-II pfd Jun 42-% May Feb 47% 2434 _i pfd— 13c May 4% * - July 47% 1 "YUn7_7~l (Uh)IIII 71 5c 42 12% - .5 .I-IIII RR Co a - 77 . 7 39 6% Mar 4"„ • . " 171-1117725 Pepsi-Cola Co (Un ( Petrocarbon Chemical (Chas> 0343« II • __i Paramount pictures Corp (Un) Pfizer II • • pfd Co . ' - III5 ' Pacific Petroleums Ltd Penney (J C.) Pennsylvania Apr 5c — <Un» Jan 7% 335 4 Electric common Co 61% July 13% 18% Jun . & Jan Feb 37% 3 Pacific Tel & Tel common. Pan American World Air wars Davis Jun Feb Indemnity Coa_7l0 Pacific Industries Inc_4 IIIIIIIIII_2 Pacific Lighting Ccrp com___ Parke. May 33 12% Aug 5% July '__:II7ZIII7I* CorpIIIII-Is Gas 82c May 12% _p .10 Pacific Pacific Oil & a5334 a55)t 49c Jan _ 1st Jan 13% _ 1st Jau 30% __I~_J0 Railway- 1st 892 31 1 pfd 1st July 260 preferred. 1st red Jan 10)4 July 100 _ 5%«7 56 Jan 16 Petroleum Pacific Gas 2934 300 1,715 30 Cement & Aggregates ,____5 Clay Products.. ? ".~~g Fipance Corp III7__7lO Pacific 9 49% 67 50c Matliieson Chemical 5 '1 44 % July 40% July 33% 15 Olln 63% July 7% Mar 36% .25 Oceanic Oil Co Ohio Oil 463 35% common Inc Jan 64 Jun 155« preferred Occidental Jun 49 6% 27b 5 207B 2 Corp Ltd American Aviation 8 May n 38% 7 American Invest Jan 540 30%. 10 System North 13% 2% .35% Corp (Un;. j North 46% Jun 35)a (U11) Power 100 19% 19 Mohawk Feb 10 % - 387o (Un>-_. 200 133a 49 RR 32% July 40 503 - 51c Mining & Chemical Co—50 Central Feb 142 11 1 1- a55 (Uni Electric May GO'a 5 Fibres Biscuit C.o, (Uuj Distillers & Chem - 5 ~_Ij 1.397 Feb. 47 % 21 :_io (Uni C'c. National Gypsum Co Natomas Company 7% -IIII*- 1 - — tee 8% 11% 1 —12 Calculating Co Fruehauf Trailer Jan Feb 52 x___ & Ford 14% % 30% II.IIT20 Co Paper Mach Jun 6 • 3 a Pairchild Ene & Airplane (Un%__ Fargo Oils Ltd— ; Fibreboard Nat'l 12% 200 5% ~(Un~— HII5 Eureka Corp Ltd— h—— Oil Co Ltd ciass A Food 47% May 112 5% 10 Exeter - 583 Feb 26% 718 Jan 39% 1,176 9 1 Auto 7% May 8 17%. May 12134 30'4 III_1 12% 46 3 Aug Feb Aug 16%c Co 45% 31 (UiuIII—5 1 Diablo 12% 104 4% ; National 59 Corp Capwell 46% May Mt 3734 , - 1 ; Aug 43)4 May 42% Feb 5% - Electric Bond A- Share Co Electrical Products Emporium 43 34 --50C (Un.) Gas National 5 , Co 14 3 4 .—"III — & 100 • i * Dow duPont 14% 51% July 15% Jan n28% _.»• » Co of 45% Feb 31 \- __50c Limited Aircraft Jun 33% ... —25c (U11) 7% I-_10 Chemical Co Dresser Industries 41% 145 Inc 80c Aug 521'4 July 63% July 10 j. 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Week's Last Range Since Jan. 1 Low 12.50 Phelps ENDED for Week of Prices Sale Price par WEEK FOR Sales Range Air Lines Low 24% 24% 196 25c 13% 13% 1,415 ;•» Stores Ry 61% 62% Range Since Jan. 1 High 1 Inc Co 48'/a 512 45% Jun 4° % July 64a4 64% 375 60 Jun 65% Jan 5 42 42 Union Telegraph (Un>_ ZJ.50 Westinghouse Air Brake (Un) 10 Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un) -12.50 42 393 38%Mar 48% Jun Williston Basin Oil Explor (Un)———.—*• Railway Equip & Realty. Co— 1 Ravonier Incorporated common..-. 1 Raytheon Mfg Co (Un) u —5 34% 34% 35 673 31% Jan 39 5 a May 4% Jan 6 34 14% May 101 55 % Feb 63 July 20 Jan 25% Aug Jan 23 High 21% Alay 11% Jan May 23% Aug 16% Feb Low Aug < Un %—__ Inc Pullman __ * —. 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Equipment 15% 35% Aug WW 10 Co Jun _5 1 1 Utah-Idaho Sugar Co Vanadian 38 V8 May 80 Va Armstrong Cork Co 18 490 July ,_1 31% 55 34 Vo 34% 1 Alleghany Ludlum Steel 63% 54% 7% May 424 36 34% Par Feb — Jan Last Apr 10% May (Un)—10 Universal Consolidated Oil Co Feb 6% Friday 52 3,090 Jan 72% 1,200 Sale Price 27 48% 68% 24 579 7% Pittsburgh Stock Exchange 819 44% 427 74% 73% STOCKS 700 43% 26 Vo 7 1975 3,077 46% 66% Victor 124% July 29 Vb Apr Feb 26% 43% 27% Jun 25% 73% 7 1977 30 : 17% Jan 1975 ser — income debentures—. 16% common Jun BONDS 5 (Un) Corp 16 Vo 73% —19.50 Corp Jan 32% 46% 68'A Steel 16 Vo • Jan 260 —5 S Jan 28% > Apr Jun 3,868 16% Rubber S U Jan July 34% 41% Alay 25% Feb Feb 13% Smelting Refining & Min (Un)__50 S U 17 32% Jun 56% 1 Jan Jun % Apr 29 16 Va . 14% 28 Jail 35 % 267 U 100 1,525 31 55% 10 15 V4 30% Apr 22% 24% 29 16 Va — 15% 29% 18% Jun 19% 129 10 (Un)_ Corp «... 30% Jan Mar 14 174 55% Co 2,631 33% 25 (Un) 274 20% 25 Vo —* United 15% 25 —10 12.50 : u. 32%. 1 Inc 15% 20% — 10 6% July 25% Feb 116%116% 3,040 Jun 5 32 % 18% __ % 40% May 32% - (Un) Ry Co Union Sugar United Air Lines United „ 10 6 779 50 Columbia Gas System Union July common.—• Jan 210 54% 35 27% Jan 42 % 1,550 .; Jersey Universal Jan 13% 5 1 Jan 27% 35 — 17% Mar 47 % 63% Washington Gas Light common 44% May 21 22% 22% Feb 29% May "27 (Un) Twentieth Century-Fox Film July 48% July 8Va Jan 23% * Feb Apr 30 43% United Corp 6 Jan 25% 27% 42% com_ Sun Oil Co Jan 13% 22% 34%' __ 2 Inc South Mar 63 V8 2,341 14% 30% Aug Feb 29% ,, Brook Water Co 14% Jan 74% 22% —5 Corp Airlines World 1 25 —— Transamerica Trans 15% Jun July 10% Jun 62% Paper Co Service 5 27 10 , Scran ton-Spring Jail 277 37% — —1 Tidewater Oil common Scott 61 % Feb 33% ... ♦ 50c (Un) Co common 59% July Aug 6% — 25 Sulphur Inc 15% 18% 25 Apr 47% July 28% July Feb • Mar 50 35 ,—7.50 (Un)_ Gulf Textron Aug 17 26% 27Va al855%al885% 10 15% —3 10 Co___ & Gas preference 53% May % Aug 15% 192 Reading Co common 43 6 231 23% Apr 31 % 46% 33% 25 Sylvania Electric Products Texas Co — divid $1.40 26 % July 74% 5 Corp (Un) Co 26% 1 Manufacturing Public Service Electric 68% July 61% Jun — (Un) 32% May 17 — 1 110 200 13 285 Corp 74% 22% 5 —* 18 Va . 10 jail Sunray Mid-Continent, Oil Co July 26 (Un) Feb • 40% May (Un)—. 59% Mar Jan 50 150 Inc 19% 26% 31 Philadelphia Electric common Philadelphia Transportation Co 131 common 19% 39 Pennsylvania RR 44% Stone 40 12 15% Apr 34% Mar 887o July 43V4 30 % 51 26% 25% • _10 44Va 194 54 15% 38 % Light & 30Va 55 Apr 37% 38% Mar 3014 1 Corp Power 30% Co 954 30% Potomac Electric Power common Studebaker Packard Superior Apr Chemicals Pennsylvania (Un) (Ohio) - 1,240 38% Corp Pennsalt Phileo (Un) Jun May 4,632 —1 Pennroad Jan J 11% 21 Va • 9 1 25 Va July California 3C7 16%o 46% (Ind) 26% __10 Co__ Merck & Co Inc Feb 2 of Webster (The) 5 1 Jan 5UC ;• Jan Aug ' 15 Lehigh Coal & Navigation Martin • ,1 c 42 % Sterling Drug Inc & t v common — 20% of N Chemical Co Co ; 24 (Un) Stanley Warner Corp Stauffer (The) Homasote i.66% — Hamilton Watch Co Hecht .1 . 949 Inc Co 7 Brothers 2 — 24% Co Co Mar CJimbel —; Corp— 44 Va Sperry-Rand Corp Spiegel Inc common Co 30% 4 5 Dairies Motors 43 * Oil Feb 30% Alar 27 1,060 2% 9 16% Alar Jun 26% July Aug Co 24% * 1 Oil 6% 6 5 Co (Un) Standard Oil .124 39% Motor* 43% (Un) Southwestern Public Service Standard May 25 200 Standard May 64% July 25 Brands Jan 5 64 Va 27 Standard 29 55Va Jan 67 % May 27 preferred Railway 17 43% -45% Feb 382 Southern 55% 16% Feb 1,690 Co 54% 17 45% Feb 21 Southern Pacific 55% 48 27% Southern 32 83 Va 54% 21 California 31% 83% 42% 27% Southern / "34% 898 39% v 10 1,071 — 3% Aug Chrysler Corp : Curtis Publishing Co 10 —10 3,705 27% Apr 30% July 15 Jan Feb 37% Fidelity & Deposit Co—Li— 62 25 12 Va Jun Duquesne Light Co Electric Storage Battery— 62% 60% 25 31% Jan 32% 3% 1 Feb 55% 25 lc , —, Jun 61% 59% preferred 637' Jan 61% preferred 14 Va Va 62 59% cumulative 13% 267a 339 1,908 convertible ^13 Delaware Power & Light common—13 75% JUly Feb 180% Mar Jan 26 % July - 34% 27% 4.32% 436 33% 27% 4.48% Southern Cal Gas Co pfd ser A 317 30% Jan 15 15 : 27% Jan 2 Corp (Un) Bocony Mobil Oil Co (Un) 27% 29 To 34% 78% 120 Jun 170Va ' _* 6.50 1.80 73% 4 55% Aug Co__ 73% 44% July •31% May 269 General 25% 3,950 Jun 140 Foremost 100 High Low 453 o Mar 26 Va 1,949 Jan 850 154 152 172% 173% 172% 26% 55 Va 9% Jun 45 26% •50% - 3% 17% 4% Range Since Jan. 1 ... " 19% 96% July 4% High 9 62% 44% Jan 19 55% May — Jan July Sales 23% Apr .... 19% 16% Apr 65 16 45 ,20c Aug Shares < 21 Feb 32% May 68% July ■" 13%. May ,41 * for Week Mange't, of Prices 48 Feb ^ 5 210 73% Week's V 26% 19% Jun 48% Aug 1,011 55% ._ , Company Campbell Soup 888 ... 16c 143 41-% Low 100 Tel Baldwin Securities Corp Baltimore Transit Co common, 17 16% 5,300 15% 41 1 Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton 59% 59% 16% 45 Sinclair Oil 6% Jun 17c 16c 10 Corporation City Electric Co Ford 59 Va 3 Southern Calif Edison Co Apr July 44 Va Mar 638 _2.50 Signal Oil & Gas Co class A— 82 July — 1 (Un) 31 32% (Un) Corp Feb 61% 22Va 1 com 16% 22% 15c & Co Water 271 * Seaboard Finance Co Sharon 2,792 Feb 31% .20 1.40 :— Scott Paper Co Seaboard Oil 79 32% 11 32% 5 10 Schenley Industries (Un) Schering Corp (Un)_ ; 245 75% . —* St 15 32% — 10 Regis Paper Co (Un) San Diego Gas & Elec com i 5% preferred 14% — Feb Par common Budd S Feb 52% 41 Last : 79% Aug 77 23 Apr 26Va Friday Stores 30% 17% 1,348 Sale Price American 30% . 349 '513 64% 15% -10 STOCKS Jan 99c Aug 35 % 26% Royal Dutch Petroleum Co (Un)—20 g Ryan Aeronautical Co _. 1 85c Jan $25% 30% 1 c 75% 52 Va July 17% Jun Apr 22% __ 5 Rohr Apr Jan 578 55% 18% 28% 63 Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange 1% * 18% 28% 28 % 10c _ Wilson & Co Inc (Un ) WoQlworth (FW> (Uni._- 5% 110 85c 25 Spring & Axle Aircraft Corp 100 ". 35 55% — — 1,038 1% -.1 Riverside Cement 23 . 1% 6% ,5410 ' 1 Corp—r— Co A pfd (Un) Co (Un) Oil 980 23 ——1 10 Rheem Richfield 25 1 —1 Rockwell 23% 1%' 1 Reynolds Metals Co (Un)___ Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un) Rice 230 50c Reserve Oil & Gas Co^___ Inc 5 23% Republic Pictures (Un)„_50c Republic Steel Corp (Un)__-— 10 Revlon 5 Western Jun May 68% July CANADIAN MARKETS RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED AUGUST 9 Canadian Abitibl Power & Steel new common Anglo Canadian Tel Corp - Ltd pfd preferred Asbestos Corp J For 9% Jun Bathhurst Jan Bell 9 100 18% 100 18 Apr * * 8'A 100 7 Jan 8% July 32 32 34 4,746 32 40% 44 34 16,844 Aug. 40% Aug 40% July 41 21% 21% 300 45 44% 45 48'% 48% 7% Apr 21 50% July 20% Jun 23 510 44 Jun 48 % 50 48 July 52 Jan Jan May a40 230 46 Alar 19 19 100 15% Feb 20 July 46 46 25 44% Jan 50 Apr 41 41 75 41 50 * • Ltd footnotes 9 • see page 42. a 38% 28 a 38% 25% 28 3,760 24% 24% 387 40 25% Feb July Aug 22% July High 54% 4,932 3.20 35,590 54 54 54 % 814 54 July 60 10 ;—25 37% 37% 177 36 July & Power Paper class —^— B * preferred Bowater Paper Bro701an Corp Traction Ltd Llsht & Power preferred 42% Jan British Columbia Forest 35 Apr British Columbia 29 % Jan British Columbia Products Power Telephone * —• 25 42% Jan 31 125 31 Aug 40 Jan 1,690 26 Aug 28% July 28 May 37% 28 25 0 40:% 15,722 43 43 Va 220 % 46 % 25 4.75 4.80 2.200 39 7 46 -r 8% 9 1 39% July 40% ' 40 48% Apr Feb July 4 Mar 6 Apr Jan 10 May 29% Apr 33 V; Jan 43% Feb 57% Jun 7% 50 31 50% 53 3 o 5,039 90 7 a 93% 95 a 48 a43 30 46 Jun 50 a 51% Apr 46% Jan 45 44 3,152 8 Jun 31 —50 -— Jun 27 % 28 -- 50 preferred Jan 3.60 May 26 2 8 % preferred— Aug' 31 26 • British American Bank Note Co * British American Oil common • British Columbia Elec Co 4%% pfd_100 Corp 57# 2.95 — 40% 43% 4%7o Aug 46% 25 50 —50 fi 5 "do 45 45 Telephone Bbwater 5%% Range Since Jan. 1 Low High 10 J an 50 4%% Low 2.95 Scotia 35 % 50 Co common preferred Steels % July 8% 50 $2:50 Atlas 29 18 % 25 pj referred Canadian Pulp pfd $2.40 4,862 48% pfd % % Anglo aj i Ltd Aluminum Co of Can 4% 4 30% Nova Banque Canadlenne Nationale Bailey Selburn '5% pfd 5%% preferred — High * Agnew-Surpass Shoe Aluminium 29% Low Shares 2.95 of Bank Range Since Jan. 1 High * Acadia-Atlantic Sugar common Class A j Algoma 29% * * Paper common Shares Low for Week 10,. >."45% Alontreal of Rights for Week of Prices Sale Pi ice Par Bank Sales Range Last STOCKS Sale Price Pat Fnnda Week's Friday Range of Prices Last 1 Sales Week's Friday stocks Montreal Stock Exchange 43 r43 10 40 Alay 43 10 May 13% 88 % July 95% Alar Alar Feb Jan 11% 11 11% 1,320 48 47% 49 1,676 41 Feb 53 May 41% 40 41 'A 190 40 Aug 47 Apr 37 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . Monday, August 12, .. 1957 CANADIAN MARKETS WEEK ENDED AUGUST 9 FOR RANGE Week's Sales Range for week of Prices Shares Friu-j Week's Friday Last STOCKS 6% 34 34 100 29 % 3.85 700 69 74 550 62 Mar 80 Jun common 102 102 10 95 July 102 May -l0° -* 29 1,850 25 28% 28% 244 26 37 37 37% 240 53 75 22% 100 1,500 23% Apr 26 16% 20 Mar 29 Jun Aug 19 126 15% 16 1,930 al6 al6 40 6% 6% 300 15% $1 series ——Canadian Chem & Cenuiwoc Apr 16 % Jun 15% May 16% Jun 12% 6% 12% Jan 9% Jan 600 21% a 12% al2% 23 International Power 15 May 18 18% 1,032 15% Mar 20 17 7,970 15 Apr 19 45 July 845 45 46 23 23% 545 35 1,521 31% 31% 36% 32 22 22 22% 3,625 1,805 29% - • 29% 29% 8% 8% 8% Coghlin (B J) Combined Enterprises • 16% 16% Dominion Glass 550 25 Apr 31 400 14% Feb 17 17% 17 % Aug 22 ' Jan 33 Aug STOCKS Lumber 9.50 Jan 13% 19% Jan 28 % Last ' . 8% 8 8% 230 • 32% 31% 32% 1,245 Packers Class class Ltd ——1• A Dredge & Dock Co Jan Canadian General 33% Jun 64 64 64% 51 Jan 69 Jun 28% 32% 101.477 19% Feb 32% Aug Canadian Marconi Co 49% 52% 455 39% Jan 55% Jun Canadian Power 10% 10% 11 4,085 12% Jan Canadian 8% 8% 1,130 9% Jun 1 1 — al2 85 11% July 13% 30% 310 30 Jan 30% al9 420 17 Feb 22 —50 80 80 45 75 July 82% Jan Eddy Match > • Eddy Paper Co class A preferred —20 Electrolux Corp i Estabrooks (T H) 4.16% preferred—25 25% 25% 50 24% Jun 27% Jan Feralco 49 58 Jan Fleet 11% Feb Ford Apr Consolidated Jan Crain Ltd !„1— * L_1—* Paper Corp Ltd L)__———— (R 49 49 50 9% 500 Apr 9% July al9 45 Fainoub players Canadian Corp Ford Motor Co l 17 17% 370 g a5iy4 a52 70 Foundation Co of Canada • 20% 19% 20% Fraser Cos Ltd • 26 25% 26 1,575 1,895 common al9 Manufacturing Gatlneau Power common 5% preferred • 30% 29% 30% 95 95 95 General Bakeries 28 International Paints 18 5% 51% 54% 42% 1.55 Ltd cl A---* • London Canadian Investment Corp.-—1 May ; •' 33% Jan ■ • a.6 a6 a6 75 82 82 25 42% 42% 42% SO 39 Goodyear Tire 4% pfd Inc 1927 Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd Gypsum Lime & Alabas.,— 39 39% 1,480 —50 Jan 37% Mar Jun 8 Jan Aug 85 42% Aug Feb 1 29 29% 925 Apr 17% 18% 2,591 11% Jan 23% May • 17% 18% 2,071 11 Jan 231% May 29% 30% 39% 40 165 a53 % a57% 4,319 29% 22 Pacific Class B Howard Smith Pacer nnmwmn $2 preferred 1— 50 39% Hudson Bay Mining _• a55% • 30 29% Aug 1.095 39% Jun Aug Power 6% Jan 41 Paper ____5 Co Ltd » Canadian Atlantic Corp of Can 6% N C 09% Inv part 2nd preferred Co- 3.65 Indust Accept Corp 3.65 11 " Inland Cement pfd 50 51% 2,963 50% Mar 60 10% 10% 10 % July 12% Apr St 30 y* 29% 30 % 4,260 1,995 23 Mar 32% Jun Sangamo 9 9 350 9 Aug 11 Jun Southern Canada Pwr 6ft 25 Jun iff al9% Int Nickel of Canada common.! International Pa(per commonInternational Petroleum Ca Ltd— International Utilities Corp common—S Interprovlnclal Pipe Lines g Jamaica Labatt Public Service Ltd common Limited al9 a20% 437 90 % Mar 47% 51% 570 42% Jan 32 32% 721 32% Aug 70 Jun 51% 2,985 47% Jan 62 May a23 a22% a23 560 21 24 Jan al9% al9% Mersey Paper 5%% B Apr 19 Mar 126 9 Jan 18% al8% 300 18 8% 29 9 Z„" July 8% May 400 al8% al8% 100 28% 7 11 29% 18 .100 19 1,290 28 Mar a""~ 3 35 . * > Feb 79 May 86 Feb 58% Jan 85 Jun 1,626 180 al.50 50 25 25% 575 45 Jun 1.50 Feb Canada I preferred I 5 7% National Steel Car Corp Niagara Wire Weaving m Mining Corp___ Nickel Corp Ltd— Arcadia : Mines Arno 25% 43% Ogiivle Flour Mills common Ontario Steel Products common. Page-Horsey Tubes Aull Metal Mines Ltd; 100 Baker Talc Ltd— 1 35 Jun 40 May Band-Ore 21% 440 20 Jan 22% Jun Bandowan. Mines Ltd- Jan Barvallee July 95% 10 Feb 11% 50 25% 705 44% 80 43% 1,958 3}% 280 23 « 46 30 !• 23 250 Barvue 10% 25 Apr 10% Aug Apr Base I Metals Bateman May 46 Jun Belcher 43% Aug 57% Jan 38 May 26 May Mar 21% Mar 37 100 Jan 24 300 23 Feb 26% Jun Aug Aug 13 Jan 45% July Bouzan Burnt 10 10 10% 605 10 37 39 1,775 37 69 73 642 55% Jan 84 Jun 50% 47 50% 1,125 47 Aug 59 a78 a78 8 78 Jun 86% Feb 42% 43 510 41 Jan 43 30 30% 600 20% 42. ! Boreal Gold Rare Mines . . ,1 15 Corp_^ Ltd 10 18% a75 71 71 a Metals Ltd Mar Bouscadillac * —1 Hill Calalta Gold Mines Tungsten , Petroleums Calumet Uranium . 27% Jan 32 16% Fib 25% Jun 17% Feb 19 Apr Canadian Atlantic 80 Jan Canadian Collieries 73 1.699 _• 19 19 19 % 3,870 31 31 32% 200 64 16 28% Feb Mar Jan Jan Aug ,28% Apr Jun 70c Apr 35c Apr 77 23 38% May , 18c May Jun Jun Co - Ltd Ltd— Petroleums ^ 1 Ltd—* Common 5% -* Devonian 20% ; 1/75 14c 35c 32c July Aug 57c 3c July 18c 14.700 15c July lQc! ' .'55c > 3.000 10c "3.500 50c Jun 16,700 50c Jun f - v . 1.27 6c •- 100 600 4,500 9-00, 9.50 700 56c 57c 4.000 - ,g.2p 8.70 1 1,800 Feb 1.25 24 5c 8.90 45c 5 90 Aug . ; • May Jan Apr Jan Jan Jan Aug Aug Jan Jan May 39c 70c 1.50 11c 3.00 , 30C Aug '23c Jan 48c Jun Aug Mar ; 38C May 13Vic Jan 7c 18c .1:50 Jan 1.30 Feb Feb 152 Jan Feb 35% July !l%cMar Aug July Feb Feb 13V2 Jan Jan lOVb Jun 60c . ' __ 8,600 ^c .. ••" s " Aug 3*23 4 , 40c- Jan Apr ; -13c 7c 5c 8.25 ^ 1.000 i0c 1;27 5l;000. 10,500 7c 32% 9.00 • 20c , May 10c 39c 70c 24c 55e.\obc ■ __ 3 preferred Canadian ^ .■ 4,100 • 50c — 2 (Dunsmuir) 500 "" f, Jan July . 30c 17c •, - ,- 1 Oil 85c 4c 13c 1.000 *8Q*c *• r 16c v ""3%c - ♦ Admiral Oils Ltd 3,600 ., Aug 15 1,000 7c - __ Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd 4,102 1,000 29c 4c 1 Canadian '1.28 AUg 500 Feb 2.00 Jan Jan .2.15 Jan 10c Jan 17c Jun 1.16 Mar 17c .4-5c July 8%c Jan 50c7AUg 8c Aug . 6.500 10c " i'3'c 25c ; 15c Mar July , ■ 1 Ltd Mines Ltd 50 78 19 U, F70c "70c ." 2,000 ! Aug 36c*,.../ 35c. ,37c. * ■ 9,900 33c, Jun '8c ,1 ^fVaic f 13,506. ->•••■ ~6c »July 2.3<W. 2^1.2.60-,"/ 2,400 2.20 Aug 1 Ltd . 39c 14c —1 Mines u * 39c. 29c — Ltd 5,000 7,900 1534. 76c,1 7.4b Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd 13,930 10 10% Jan -i 18%.July 27 July 1.11 July ,16c Jun — voting trust—» Mines Ltd—— BQc 9c; , ^?c .. 1 Bornite Copper Corp—— 18% a75 Jan 8c 4,000 10c __1 ! * 1.10/F 1.25 4 ; „ 1 , 4.14c, 4%c . 39c 1 Mining Corp Ltd. 23 20% a Jan 20c - 1,000 1,000 ,6c 8c Jan Z25 page May 37 * Preferred see 141 • 100 t.30 Jun 12% Mar 138 / Jan, 41% Jun 42%-Juii • 144 V2 May July Aug 35c 11,500 1,20;. 50c j- 1 A Mining Corpi Ltd Bonville 24 Z* "A" 4preferred ; —11— Royal Bank of Canada— Royal!te Oil Co Ltd common 12% Jan . ' : 1,000 *. ..r I_ 1 Ltd— Ltd Bonnyville Oil & Refining 24 30 5%'May-:': •' '' 900! ,r i3-%cT5.%,c".-v, 1.10,jj', 1 ——F_1 Mining Corp Ltd _l Belle-Chiboitgamau Mines Ltd— ,1 125 preferred—50 Quebec Power Roe (A V) (Canada) 46 Mar 72% July v 25% Jun 16% Feb 5% July 15.500 XOc 15 Bellechasse 36 125 XOO Provincial Transport 5% Ltd Beatrice Red 125 _• — Mines Bay Mining Lake Gold Mines Ltd 29 69 — Mines Mines Mar | POWOU River Company Power Corp pf Canada. Prioe Bros & Co Ltd cnrnmon Gold Mar 40 3.35 Aug .. ,.17% Mar ' <-• 1.39 •— 1 25 44% 29 25 50 10c ;,1.28 50c Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd A • - __ ., July May 10% alO% May Jim Apr,. 57 Apr 95 4 July : 156 22c 5%c- 18 26 92 . *150 40c 16c ' 26% July 25 ' . 1 22c • 1« Jan 100 • 8c ' 1 i—F—1 15 94 Jun i 78c 1,100 ' 36c". , -1.13 Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd____ l Atlin-Ruffner Mines (EC) Ltd ■___ F_1 • footnotes i__ Ltd- 22% Jan 23 % Apr 11% 1 20 1.15 Jan 2.25 11% *• 27 9c Jan 48 94 * Ltd—— Jun ' ' 77' ; 180 M 163 % * Jan;35 % July 4Y00 *■»- Vr 365 L_ 3.10 Jan 4.35 July 19 ' — 2Qc Anthonian Jun 19% 40cs 80 a 14 July-; 40 11% 42 .117, 50_. J_ 37 .; 2,04036'% i- ^ 3 1.490 11% 4 Feb Mar Mar :3 -. Feb ,:4 Apr 40 .-.Feb y : .272 July ,25% Mar I4l.g Feb 10% Jun 2,000 r 21% 5 class -r 25 .100 common Preferred - • 17% 38% • 1: •■18% Feb 50 550 ^ 39% M.'103 v 27 „ 38% 5 Jan 637 ■ali .117 40 a5% al9'r a!9 ' 5 25 I National Drug & Chemical Pepmans oommon Placer Development Ltd Breweries 16% St Co common . * Products Ltd——i: Mining and Oil--Stocks— Jan 6 60 76 , ( Algom UrahiUm Mines Ltd—22—_1 Alscope Exploration Ltd • • Altex Oils Litd—F * Anferanium Mines' Ltd : F 1 9% Apr 19% May 6,060 47% _y;all 117. —: 40 38%38' 100 ': "99 c 7534'' '75% [ 1_C'" 4,00;' ; : " a5% 117 "' Westeel Jun 82 72 25% * — cum Wainwright Producers & Refiners Ltd-1 Jan 7% 47% Jan May . -400 % ^^81c^8Fc^: _1 *■ Waterman Pen Co Ltd (L E)—_— May 7 73 -50 Ltd Anacon Lead Mines Ltd, al.50 HI" pfd— Jan Jan Jan 13% 82 .100 Montreal Locomotive Montreal Trust For Mar 122 60 a common- (Robt) class B Molson Breweries Ltd class Class B Paper 18 30 124 • Mitchell Holland 50 124 all% all% _ Preferred McOoil Frontenac Oil preferred Apr 57% Co 1 Traders Finance Corp class;.A— * Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co. • Union Gas of Canada Ltd 1—A—* Jan 48% Inc_2— Gas pfd-100 Standard Paving <Sc Materials Ltd:. * July 32 49 • Massey-Harrls-Ferguson 4% 110% 103 49% • (John) MacM.illan & Bloedel class Mines Aug 9,296 96 Maurice Western — Noranda Jan 85 87% 94 preferred100 Laurentide Acceptance class a • Preferred (1956) _J _2o Lewis Bros Ltd * Lower St Lawrence Power—"IIIIIIIII* 4%% 16 85 Lake of the Woods, 7% Morgan 625 87 95 Feb May 51 10% I. 9.. 95. 7 % 18 15% July t.- 15 25 ... 4X0 . g ; l 500 23 'al5 * Ltd 8 43 71% ) 4.00 844 Feb Feb T% Feb y- 3.65 Aug 41 - July 64%> Mar -230 * * ,. 23 * ' 22% _!'• % A15 L.5o Aug ...1.00 Jun 115% May 14 , Jan l3%>Apr 42 - Jan 25 ,-Jan >• 25 , 3.65 43 - 25 Jan 31% Mar Aug 40 Feb 49% Jan "'• * - 5 1,050 ^lB4k/ 10O- 52% ■ * , 86 410 v !^a25 - 43 —• • oommnn Warrants . Mar. 897« 6% 10%" 12% 11% 25% .*•,... a"40 ^3-^ 71% 5 Industries w '• 52 * ***?■», 1 Quebec Telephone Corp common Reitmans (Canada) -Ltd; Apr 1-2 Ma'25 •* . 3 150 90 —«13'%nl3% 1st pfd. 50 —50 Premier Steel Mills Ltd 45% Mar 86% I com - Jan 8 ; :.'.'6044^iw69% ■ < * cum • Imperial Tobacco of Canada . ■ 15 13- T2 a40 • * — Ltd^__„ • 31 ••••.*25%' „ * _* : 200 '• ' 13-. u-. j-w , Imperial Oil Ltd 22% May 30 Aug 57, ; Mar • _9 ; Jim 4.00 May < v ._7;k Ju,( • -8Q; May y 100 Jun 39% Jan v 35 Aug . Feb 1.35 Aug 75c 8 • * 15 Russell 60 Mar Jan ;.:.)7% Feb 96% Aug >;.«&&•%• 12 & Storage 21 &B0/y, . __ Newfoundland Light ■& Pow Co Ltd-MO Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd com—* 47 - 13 Ontario Canada Mussens - —_• Corp Ltd common^-. Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd 46% Mar a _» Hbme Oil class A Feb 24 39 May 1,031 . .k-r- Co Ltd com.13.50 — Montreal Refrig May 30% July 38% ■ 14 28 8%».4^8%••• 74.5.1 10i> vy -.H'c: 10 i— Moore Mar 6% 82 pfd___—-100 preferred Minnesota & Apr July 45 4% Preferred 5% July 66 1 /• Mexican Light & Pwr Feb 103 51% Aug 42 IlOO 31% May Jan ' " . 8. ' 8V*■ Melchers Distillers Limited common—* 175 42 common — (Can) McColl-Frontenac Oil 2,363 54 , '• ■' Apr Aug 10% Jan Jan Jun 2,100 80c .t75c* ' >-96% lO0V4 96% ._* 25% 5 ' 1 -1% .'* A—. Apr 94 r • 350 V 29 31^35 „* class 55% 27% 200 5% Ltd General Dynamics General Motors General Steel Wares 5% preferred Ltd Can 25% Aug 50 r 195 6,024 22; . • 29 1.55 ._* 19 % Aug 185 100 of Co .21 — Ltd Industries Motor 6°'o * , - ry-:.39% Jan Apr.. Mar Jari 18% May 3.00 Aug b • Feb 36 Feb 65 - Jan 32% Jun 23 Mar ; — Jun 52 36% . Engineering'Works Ltd Dominion a__ 15% Jan 21% 36 2 35 ; ,18., 28 44 280 25 1.50 May May Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_* 9% 765 2,205 .25 _ — & High July 31% Aug 7% Aug 12% July 65c r . . Pa,per Inv Ltd, Co LtdJI—.-_* Claude Neon General Advert pfd 49 30 preferred (1956)— 101,500 ; c 19% Westinghbuse 8% 10% May 7% Apr 26% Mar Range Since Jan. 1 : r — .. " 36% X6- %36 :, 50 19% . 19% .. 200 — -30.-^* -;30 . . 58 -.—53:,53 y 50 ' _1 • .;-«20.;:'--2d- . y 200 '• 3.Q0 .-3.00; y 500 v6% . 7%* : 2,600 ' 1_ ; .46. ; -.46•', 175 100100 100 ' »;»! 3.2%.-^33% •• * 3,800 ' •" i '35 <35 .100 " Ltd-—* Investments 31 all% Jun /.v.; Low 23 22% 36% ——•. Ltd_—L" Canadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd——_* Canadian Int'l Inv Trust Ltd coih_ •_* al8% 33 ... High ^4cv398e 86c ? ^ ' * : L„. B- Canadian ' Shares 'of Frices IfLow ' - 22% 9 Feb 7 ' '■ Par t Sugar Apr July al8% 7%% I . Timber—1 & Dominion & Canada Jan 1,150 — 17% Jun Jan Exchange . 3,995 690 23 Week's * JtSales"-' ' itiihge " "fo^ Week Friday' ' . Jun Feb Jan 12 100 CanadianFF|tmte.,... - Sale I'rice Jan 27%' • . July 650 ' Jan 16% * 27 19% 200 V.-.. Anglo-Can Pillp & Paper Mills Ltd—33Va.*;J '3^% 33% Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd—: -5 7%;.:f% -1; f 8 Belgium Stores Ltd 5% preferred——20 > al2V'2 27% • Apr Jun 125 Abitca 16 2,105 4.65 27 % '29 28% Feb Julv 27% Feb Feb '/ 15% 13% May 10 22 17% Jun 32 2.75 18% '•■•! 24%:' 24'%.15%. 29' Feb " 200 ' 24 ' • ! Jan 530 12% Donohue Bros Ltd— Dow Brewery Ltd Du Pont of Canada See oommon..—* " 2,225 3:95 24" 07% 490 76% 3.70 Jun 27% Dominion Tar St Chemical common Dominion Textile common 75% 3.70 Jan 11% - 17% May 75%" 50% ; 9-CO Jan 14% Mar July 27% Ltd Jan 6.90 Aug 2,385 15 8% 2S common—. Stores 49 • '2,750 " 17% 26% Dominion Steel & Coal Dominion Aug 500 ' 7.35 32% 16 27% Dominion Foundries & Steel com 41% '42% 6.90 14% Jan 27 27% Coaf 6% pfd Dominion May May 26% 4,125 2.60 • 73 73 41% " 14% _ t Canada * Mar Feb Feb 34% May 27% Seagrams 55 60 60 Aug 12 17% Jan 2 Canadian -Stock 22% ; 47 225 1,520 Jan 39% July 11% 16 25% Aug 20% Jan A58 26 22% , Apr 68% 67 —* 46 % J July 12 Dome Exploration Dominion Bridge •; ' : Jan Jan 17% July ' •" * "A"_; July 17 51. 51% a58' ' .......... 22% — Consumers Glass Distillers (Canada) Ltd class (Geo» '20 '540 Apr 7% Jan 800 Crown Zellerbach Jan 200 , 18% 22 500 16% • -I 22 18' 44% 150 21% • 22 25-25% 28% Feb 175 • Consol Mining & Smelting. July Apr 26% Mar 22 Canadian Vlckere Cockshutt Farm Equipment*— Corbys class B 30 _ 45 y4 —— Jan 67 —* 1 Worts & May 25 35% * >1 Ltd preferred—It 25% May 16% * Canadian Oil Companies common, Canadian Pacific Railway,. 50 30 July July 18 Locomotive Corp Class B 16% Preferred 15 % July 41% Winnipeg Central Gas Jan 9 Jun 41% Jan , •• Zellers Limited common—-— 19% 19% Canadian Husky OIL Canadian Hydrocarbons Canadian Industries common—— Gooderham Weston June 10 • * Steel Webb & Knapp Mar 102 100 % Aug 100% 100 % — v 38 50 * United 30% May Jun July 100 18 Jun Jan ' Jan 102 38 30 Bank — Walker 24 405 Oils Triad July 28 15 1,365 ... Canada- of Co Toronto-Dominion 25% 100 26 15 Canadian Bronze common. N Jan 96% 40 38 Jan 26 % oq Steel Jun 12% F'eo 90'A Mar 149 96 Jun AUg 18% al4% al4% * * — 81 16% 20 — i Steel C'o of Canada 55% 45 26 Southam Co _—: 1,994 a40% a40% —* " — Ltd Simpsons 95 ". * common— Sons__ & Jun 45% 1,445 15% (H) Jan Feb 800 49 1.445 Breweries 24% Mar Jan 44 11% 25% 25% Simon 10% Aug 29 42 48 Canadian Bank of CommerceCanadian Breweries cnramon$1.25 preferred ; 1 Canadian British Aluminium.—*•* Sicks' Apr 95 14% 87 *r87%' —* -25 — 6,7t>0 15 14% High Mar 13 125 87 com ——1 common Low 15% 14% 50 Canada of preferred 5%% 55 May 22% May 11% * Shirriff-Horsey 110 Jan. 48 53 i Jan 101 50 102 102 102 22% 5% preferred — Canadian Celanese common— i% preferred Williams Sherwin 42 35% Jan 5% preferred Canadian Petrofina Shawinigan Water 30% Apr 29 Feb Mar 27% 28 % Canada Steamship common— Canadian 3.80 Aug 28 >/* $1.80 preferred Canada Iron Foundries common.— 4V«% preferred Canada Malting common Canadian Jan Corp Lawrence St Series A . preferred Apr *- Canada Cement common 4%% 17% July 7% Jan 37 July 4.50 May 15% Aug 10 * common * i* Power common—• Cement class A St Lawrence Range Since Jan. 1 High 15% High Low 3.80 — Low Par 1.475 34 Preferred ; Sale Price Range Since Jan. 1 Shares 16 % a6% 15% — * class A Building Product* Bulolo Gold Dredging Power for Week a6V« l „ Last STOCKS High Low P«r Calgary » Range of Prices Sale Pries Brown Co — Brack Mills Ltd Sales 534 57,^ r>5Q 70c 70c 160 7.75 8.40 2,675 ,. S'i Mar 65c 6.50 July Feb 7% 80c 10 Jan Jan May Volume Number 5663 186 39 (659) The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . . . CANADIAN MARKETS RANGE / Friday Range Par' ^ Oils Ltd— Canadian Homestead Shares Canahtsir NickeT Mines Ltd *S 2.75 Aug 45C 36c July 82c 18c' 25c .dc;' 9c ioc i:'.* 4c \ 7.10 Cassiar' Asbestos Corp Ltd— 11%' u-Vi- July 55c Apr Jan! July 54c -Jan 9c Jun '/19c Jan 4c Jun 500 '*'rec 16c i6c' 10c lO'/ac 1,880 rbd 10V2C 2,100 1.20 > Co Tib 2:1|0 May 5.25 Jan Futurity .Oils ' Mine's Ltd— iiih. _'i InspirdtibM-lilinin'g' &' Dev do' Ltdi— ;'N'. International1 CerattiiC Mining Ltd—_ Iso" Uranium MirieS-ii-L^i-^.: _%_i Co Ltd Israel- Continental Oil 1,260 29 5J.ic 4-500 6c 12(5 1.15 46,600 5 J/2C Aoc 73c| lie I 106 51T.300- 3|500 v 15C 12c 13c 65C 20d 34,000 16cj Jail 1,000 32c: Jan " 6 VuC 68,000 3c- 143/8 10c 2,500 22 Va 1 22V4 100 6c a7c iii—»*' qap "/ .Long1 Island Petroleums Ltd— Louvicatirt Goldfield Corp— L.— •- J;** . — : Ndtiori'&i. Petroleum Corp Ltd British- Dominion Oil Ltd Okalta Ltd Ltd—— Oils , 13c Jan Ltd' 15% 1.24 14 , 25 Jun Aluminum 13VaC Jan Jan 2.10 115 July 5.00 Warrants Aug 1.92 Jun 14 Aug 20 V2 Jan July 65c Jan Apr 1.75 May 1.08 1.75 4.00 4.38 1.60 Aug 3.45 100 Feb 1.89 3,100 2.72 preferred 4%% Feb 2.65 Mar 4.65 Mar 3.05 Jan July Jan 101/2 c July 17c 11,600 lie 12c 2,500 49c July *7c 7 V2 C 5,600 7c July 14c Jan 13c 17c 6.500 8c Jun 18c 7,000 July Jan Arjon Aug 12c Jun 25c Jan 56c July 20c 2,500 20c Apr 27c Apr 1.50 1.50 3,900 1.25 Jan 1.80 Mar Aubelle 1,400 5.55 July 9.00 Mar Aumacho 12c 2.40 2,400 20c 19c 2312C 6,500 19c 9.50 9.50 -IOI2 2,000 9.50 46c 8.600 11c 10c 33c 33c Jan 2.30 Aug Feb Feb 1 1 _1 1 • 303;a 32 r'8 4,086 20c 24c 19,500 '22c 20c " 32c.' 20c 30c 32 c 3.25 1.58 1.69 6V2C 7c 3.40 500 11,700 3.65 1.60 6V2C , 13,300 3,500 \ I6 V2 Feb 14c 33c Jan 2.90 Jan 54c 14% Apr 80c 37 34c 18c July 28c 20c July 45c 2.40 3.90 Jan 1.40 Jan 6V2C Aug 28c 11,100 26c Aug 54c Ltd_l _1 0 _1 1 : Quebec Metallurgical Industries Ltd Quebec Oil Development Ltd , Quebec. Smelting Refining Ltd .' CorpJ 5c 3,000 4c Aug 8c Feb 1.05 18,525 91c Mar 1.05 Jan 2.40 100 12c 13c 10,000 12c Jun 27c Jan 31c 35C 7,000 18c May 35c Aug 12c 1' Exchange May July Jun July Jan Apr 5% — Bange Since Jan. 1 30*14 7 275 35% Jan Apr *9% July 9 9Va V2 18% 18% 25 9%C 500'. 17c 700 17% May 17C Aug 711,630 1.00 Aug 13% July ::zi 334,425 1.00 Aug 13% July 5.00 Jan 10% Mar 2.29 1.00 Ilia 1.00 11% " . 5.50 1,150 71c 73c 1,700 61c Jan 93c 30c 30c 5,200 44c Feb 20c Jan r9c ,9c 10c 7,775 May 7%c July • 1.50 1.45 1.50 850 1.40 May 26c 17c Jan Barvue 18c 18c July 75c Feb 4.00 3.80 4.25 19,200 93c 1.00 1,400 90c July 10c Jun 26c Mar 10 Mar 5.000 100 7'/4 July 300 1.86 Aug «c Jan ?0c Mar 32c Aug 77c Jan 8V2C 9',aC 33c 32c 37c 13,500 2.35 May 59c 66c 15,100 35c Feb 66c 18 19Va 6,595 18 Aug 25 % May 10 12 6,975 8 Jan 17 32 34 6,251 32 Aug 40% July 40, 40 42% 10,106 Aug 50% July 22 22 355 19% July 46% Jun 44 —50 VB 22 41 -25 44 45 % 220 43% Jun 48% 15c Jan 29c 17V2C 17 V2C 1 1.25' 1,000 1.65 2,438 1.25 30c 40,624 1.30 5,100 1.05 Aug 1.20 5,549 1.10 July 2.00 'Jan 2.95 3.50 2,800 2.60 July 3.50 Aug 160 15c I6V2C 16,400 12o Jan Aug 51% Jan 94c July 70o 15,200 45c 715 45c 6c 6c 17,000 1.45 1.28 1.45 30,870 61c 500 26c 30c 1.03 92c 1.13 5,060 24,000 I8V2 19 V4 2,885 & - HART EXCHANGE STOCK EXCHANGE CANADIAN STOCK EXCHANGE TORONTO - —— — 230 Notre Dame Aug July 37c Jan St. West, Montreal 1 18% 15% Mar Local Branch: 1203 Phillips Branch 65 West 44th St., New Square Office: York City, MUrray 41 80 40 May 43 Jan 25 41 Apr 49 Aug 19c Apr —— —1 4,300 9c 11c 12% 100 10 Mar 9ya 9% 1,550 9 Aug IIV4 May 102 101 103 336 60 Jan 118% May 10% 24V4 24% 25 2,715 45c 56c 11c .25c 11 212 Jan QUEBEC-TROIS-RIVIERES-SHERBROOKE-CHICOUTIMI-ST. JOHN'S, P. Q. 8c 9c 8c July 17c Feb 20c 20c 17,500 19c July 39c Jan 9c 10c 14,000 9c July 21c Jan 15 200 16' Jun 7c 8c 7,100 6,160 7c Jan 13 6c For footnotes see page 42. Jun 12 %c Jan 31 2.95 —J1 — 14% Aug 20% Jan 32 500 30% Aug 41 27 1,460 26% Aug 28' 2.95 3.25 15,350 25c 2,800 8%c 23 %c Feb 8%c July 45% 45 y4 46% 2,774 3.20 23,680 2.95 Aug Warrants Aug 60 Jun Jan 54. 54% 27c 27c 3,000 25c Jun 45c 38c 40c 3,800 38c Aug 84c* 68c 3,200 65c Jun 75c Jan 65c 70c 47,100 60c July 92c 2lc July 47c May Mar 8c Mar 12 %c 67c 37c 30,100 9%c 9%c 10c 14,000 50 V4 * 50% 50 % 52 26c 26c * * 1 1 25 S0c 1 1 1 28 Aug Jan 50C Aug July Ltd 28 28 100 60c 26,580 5% 810 90c 90c 1.00 3,200 90c 22c 20c 22c 13,900 17c 19 125 2.15 2.45 65,425 1.70 1.70 100 1 1.45 15c Gold Mines Ltd 1.55 Mines 18,326 1.61 5,850 15c 15%c 11,382 1.45 7%c 1,300 1.44 1.57 15,653 5 Jun July 14% Apr 1.58 Apr 1.55 Jun 39% July 1.45 Aug 15c 5%c Aug Jan 1.44 Aug Aug 1.89 Jan 7% May 1.75 Jun 40c Jan 19% May 3.15 May 1.93 Jan 46% May 2.75 Feb 32c Ffcb 12c Jan 2.65 Jan 1.70 Mar 65c 7%c 13 %c 51c 43 % 79c 4,250 65c 15c 16c 11,080 15c 75c 15c Paper Gold Mines 40% 7%c Gold Bordulac Mines 39% 80c 1,000 65c Jun 7c July Mar 8c 11,500 14c 7c 8%c Feb 15c May 9%c 10%c 10c 13 %c 6,800 6,000 10c Jun 57c 44 63,750 48c Jun 51c 43 7c 4.25 4.10 8c 4.50 110 24,000 3,410 : Apr 40 50c 40% Jun 60 5% 2.30 Jan 50 % Aug 5% 28 J —- Uranium Mines— Jan 3.65 May 54 425 65c 1 * 1 Yukon May 54% 54 Ltd & Paper class A Telephone Copper Corp Bevcon Mines 42c 12%cMar 38c ——1 Bethlehem Aug Jan July 3.80 July 27c -- 10 ——I Bell Feb 2.40 1,066" 2.95 45% — Scotia 15% 8%c 1 14% 23 %c 14% 30% 26% Oil & Gas class A Lumber Co common Corp_ Belleterre Quebec Mines Boy mar Jan 1.16 Mar 15 Lodge Uranium Bralorne Apr 29% 109,900 15,900 10c Beaucage Bowater 15% July 7 22 % 20%c Mar 9c 50° Mines 13% May 20c Mines Bros Bouzan July 9%c 12% 9% -10 — Bouscadillac Hill 2-4545 July 46% preferred Bay 1.90 Jun 40 51c Biclcop Feb 40C 20 48c Power Bonville ,, 46% Class Black Jun 82c ,_50 Mines Bicroft Uranium Mines Telephone PL-9501 2.20 Jan 1.28 Aug 22c Jan 14c 5%c July 56c; Feb Feb July :i5o Beattie-Duquesne Bibis May 28c 47 115 55c 47' Jan 1.98 •> 49o 48 50c 45c 47 50c 56c Belcher Mining MONTREAL STOCK July 30c 32 %c 3i40 1 Mining Uranium Mines Beatty Jan 70c 1.14 — Exploration Ltd— Bathurst Feb July 1.05 31c -50 Resources Jan 2.00 1.25 Aug 1.15 1 Beaver MEMBERS: May 10% Bata Petroleums Beaver SAVARD Aug 590 32 — Metals Baska 11c 1.85 Jan 10 ^ Barymin 1.86 July 18% ~~z* Mines Mines 18c 7.25 Feb 5.30 r Nova of 51/2C July 10c Jan 71c —: Rights Barnat 1.86 Apr 23c 30c —•— Cons Mines Montreal— of Bank 7.25 16c 21 July 9c 1 Bankfield Base July 29 3,861 1 Mines Bankeno Bank High Low High -50a Oils Banff Apr Jan Shore* 9%c River 2nd Jan 4.25 July for Week ,9 18 1 preferred 1.85 2.28 Sale* Range 17c : Bailey Selburn 15c Jan Week'* of Prices 29% 29% Mines-. Aumaque Gold Mines Auto Electric common: Avillabona Mines Ltd 6.500 8V2C 2.98 Apr 1.90 Jan Fonda LOW Mines 4,000 13,000 Jan 4C 19 Quebec' Labrador Development Co Quebec'Lithium Jan 2.33 Jan 99c Last — — Atlin-Ruffner 7c Gold Fields Ltd_l July July 2.40 Steels 19c 1.98 10c 470 — Warrants 6V2C 7C ' 5,100 15,850 26C Jan Jun 4.000 4.40 May 1.80 Jan 4C Debentures Atlas 5% 303s July 7.00 May 1.02 1 — Hardware class B„ Associated Artists Productions July July 74c 5.50 Mar 60c 55C 57c 1 —-—* —1 Ashdown 31c 10c July 37c 22c Bale Price preferred, preferred Gold Mines 11 Vac 6,600 33c May Jan 10%c 10%c 10%c Corp Ltd—1 $2!2 $2.40 1,000 2.30 13,434 Corp common Argus 2.000 lie 3.70 1.15 —— Mines 33c 2.30 6.25 3.30 ;—- .in — Corp Arcan 12c 6.00 70c 15VaC July 6.25 3.30 Jan Apr 18c 30c 6V2C 5.75 4,400 3.35 May 2.20 Mar 6c Warrants "20 c • 1,025 30c 1 Pulp <fe Paper pfd. Apex Consolidated Arcadia Nickel 5c 1.50' 3.00 100 Mines.— Anglo Rouyn Ansll Mines 32c 5c 15c 17,774 Petroleums -—-—----j "l2c ' 5,500 2.87 Apr 62c 16c 69,700 15c 11,000 Controls Jun 99c 13,950 48c 15c Amalgamated Larder Mines1 Amalgamated Rare Earth — _• American Leduc Petroleums Ltd— I50C American Nepheline —-— _20c Anacon Lead Mines: —lc 17% Jun = 40c 63c Ltd —1 4% preferred—: Feb 98c » 60c L— Anglo Canadian 24c 13c'f Jun Aug Aluminum Co Anchor 400 16c Jan 65c 20c ———r-r Analogue 700 * Jan 30c Jan 10c Steel new common Jan 55c 500 • — Prime Mines Ltd :. Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltd Provo Gas Producers Ltd—.— Algoma 20c 7c : :l Explorations Ltd_l Mines Ltd 1 Pennbec Mining Corp ^ 2 Permo Gas & Oil Ltd 4Vzl/o pfd: 1 Porcupine Jan 1.25 * 57c Jun Explorations Ltd Alberta Distillers common— Alberta Pacific Cons Oils Algom Uranium Apr 17c May 4.00 Jan AUg Yk Gold Jan 13 1.60 July 2.35 July 9c —— 2.08 Jun 23c 2,400 17c Mines Ltd Petroleums Jan a40c ' — 1.10 July 3.80 Mar 100 * 16c Partridge Canadian Paudash'1 Lake Uran Oil Co Ltd Mining Co— Aug Mar 73 37,900 14 lie"' 1 —' Pitt Gold July 8,250 2.60 53c trust Voting 23c Jan 1.25 18% 53c Oil—— & 17 23c 10c 18 2.50 4.25 May 23 15C Alba Jun 525 2.72 (Quebec) Ltd_l Quebec Chibougamau Jun 75c 1-60 4.00 Openiiska Copper Mines Phillips Akaitclio / Advocate Area —1 90c — Ltd- Jun 23c 5,600 1.75 1 Pacific Petroleums 84c 1.20 —25c —— Orchan Uranium Mines Ajax a34c Ltd Opemisce Explorers Jan May 31c 2,400 6,786 *•'20c _1 1 1 1 —_40c New Formaaue Mines Ltd — 1 New Jack Lake Uranium Mines Ltd 1 New Santiago Mines Ltd—. 50c New Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd • New Vinray Mines Ltd—— ;—1 New Wbst Amulet Mines Ltd———1 Norsynriomaque Mining Ltd 1 North American Asbestos Corp—___L1 ; North American Rare Metals—— 1 Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd —1 ObalskL (1945) May Feb 2.50 Aug 13,000 _————r—•• Gas Jari 14 V2 c Mar ' New ' 4.40 14% ; A Class Ma^ Jan 25 39c 1.15 k. 14 Mogauor Mines Ltd_— Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd Monpre- Mining Co Ltd Montgary Explorations Ltd 95 99c 15 Acadia 30c 60c 800 . 1.22 ■ 1.00 ! Ltd. Mining'Corp of Canada . 3Sc 36c 1.15 5' 1' 1 gg 4.40 • l 6c- 1,000 10c 1.30 Feb 181/4 Jan 17% Jan 20,500 & Paper common Atlantic Sugar common—— 80c ti. _1 — 12,000. ' 10c 1.25 Ltd— Petroleum Exploration Co Ltd MerrilL Island Mining Ltd— Merrill/ Petroleums Ltd—_i Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd Mercedes 19c ^ 1.25 — 1.25 1 : v_5 Maritimes..'Mining- Corp Ltdi— Mclntyre-Porciipine Mines Ltd 34c 17c" 17c Jun Aug 10c 2,800 1,000 a f* 14', 500 10C a6c MedaniOn July 64c Par 23c ' 143 a •• Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd—J—4ir'" Lithium Corp of Canada Ltd——— i "Jari ► 3*/ac 5c —1 1 ' Labrador Mining <fc Eploration Co__ • ' 4 'Kerr-Addison'' Gold Mines Ltd Kontikr Lead Zinc Mines Ltd . ! • : 2,900 Friday Acme 42C 120 1.50 2.50 STOCKS Apf1 ,, 2.50 18% Aug 21c Jun Aug Api1 47C 65c Aug 22c Jan 10c Acadia-Uranium Mines 48c (■ 36C ft 48c- V; Jarduh" Mines Ltd voting trust 11c Jun July Aug Oiatdlin 35% 63c 11c Toronto Stock Aug 18c " 500 . 11c 17c Products Ltd Westburne Oil Co Ltd Western Decalta Petroleum Ltd Westville Mines Ltd—-— Wiltsey-Coghlan Mines Ltd 50c lie 1,000 Jan lie 1.35 1 July 61500 " 42e 2.50 1 Pyrite & Copper Aconiq Mining 20C Apr —— Feb 6,650 « 30c 4,500 3,000 20c Ltd. Corp Aug 23 4*208*: 34c 10c Mines Ltd 13VaC Aug "7c| July 32 12c 11c Mar 12*300^ 50q Aug 30c Abitibi Power .'{500 5c 5c 2I V2 Mar ;■ 6c ._z~iiiii 1.30 Mar 17 %' Aug 10c 9c 5c 15c Jan 50c 5V2c May Jan 30c . 8.00 Jan 4.90 Aug 1,000 6,000 28C July 1.35 13c lOq 1.00 Aug 700 7c Apr ;ioo 63fc' 48C Jan 3.10 -,~V, :»fsr 41c 14c 23c Aug 31' .*1. \ July \kc 6V2C Aug | * -l 3.15 May C3c July 15C Virginia Mining Corp Weedon 75c 50c Ltd Lithium Valor 39,300 10c Ltd Asbestos United United Oils Aug 1.00 Aug 5.10 1.25 Ltd—: Consol 40c 4.90 III—Zi —; — Mines 5c 2,000 5 Vac Jan * 15c Jaii 42% 28c 50c' 31L ■i* Rights Trebor Trojan 13,000 40c 97c 1.00 • Wendell Mineral July 13 Is c Aug •47dv ■.fc- ,1- Jaii May '1500 loiooo 7c 63ac '11W IV,A 10c 5q 22c; 11500 , ■V li'id ' ■M Mai; 29 V2C Jan 47c »• 4.05 Mar Aug 2^500 4 Jan Jan 24 V2c July 11,500 14c 5VzC • 5.20 65c 55c| May 43c;! V'-. Apr Aug 38,650 . 73c r July 2.40 July )210' 20c 73c 7cr 19c I6V2C 1.15 Feb lllsiC IOC . 72q July ( r ... Aug. {4. r200 1.01 iv ~_l '.** .Indian* La|ce; .. Feb 2.40 73C * 'V: L : 15<j 14c . 1.04 . ■ Aug 92,500 13^c 1312c te<ian';: Copped Corb'Ltdi—I — Keadifaii?: Red Lake Gold Mines Ltdi Hollirigey. Cons1 G'Pld Mines Ltd—i— Htidsoip-Kand Gold Mines Ltd—„ 2.15 10(j July 83c v.* 55&C" *' ; Jun 2.40 Grandirfes'Mines Ltd—-— Ltdi 35cl 2.08 2.08 80c.• l Gul^Por'-Uranium Mines &'Metals Ltd, . | 500 31 Mi 29^: !.' 14c « 1 Ltd—. Mines : 5,400 ; I4V2C Feb 2.'I5 AUg 3,600 13c * Oil/Ventures Ltd GsitftWay Oil's. Ltd' GWden' Age-* Mines' Ltd—— Gr'aharn-Bousquet Gold-Mines Ltd Gtmnar 2.50 —' l.'jr _l Gaspe ) 2.15 82c . 'i 500 12C —• IVJc July 2,000 17& " 1"' t* '-H 38c I: Ltd^-n__■- \ Jun 1,500 iltj.OOO', 2.95 12c -jc July Jan 5.10 2.40 AUg 5 > " i 2.50 1 f'- Galk&n5*Tvlin<5s' ibid—!l———L^i—___.f ' •' , ; 700 V 9.000 6Vac 1 Ltd— Empire Oils Ltd Trans 3fic \ Mines 5C 1.82 Mar 19c Jan99c May __1 Ltd ; Ltd——— Exploration Jan 2,75 .; rl'/. ; Tazin 3.05 17c. 17cI6V2C 2.75 1: Bay- Copper Mines Jan. 102 July 3.00 5\£c"' ' 7c 8c. Foil tana. Mines (1945) Ltd—: Frobislier Ltd li——— Fundy 2:95 :L—• .« Eastern-Mining & Smelting Corp Ltd_l Fatlma" Mining 22c July Tarbell Mines High 40c Wts—*. 1 1 1 Ltd take Mines Tacne 2.000 . 50? lii—■—: w___1 Ltd/—_ Falconbridge''Nickel Mines Ltd » Faraday,. Uranium Mines* Ltd—_1 Apr m: 300 1.24 2 5 %c Corieai"Explorations: LtdL^lusL___j.i,ri_F Pab= Metal. Mines. Jan i 10 ' Empire: QiB & Minerals Inc— Apr 15 Cons Mines—.— Jan. 1 Low 1.41 Aug 200 6V2C —1 -1 —1 1 * 1 Mines Lake Sharbot Range Since High 1.41" Co—1 Jan 25% 1 v5?a -300 Feb 4.20 . Jan 6,500 Continental Mining .Explpi'tttiOit- Ltdi-T* Copper Ttarid Cfiib Mines Ltd—ii. l' f1 Ltd-- 17c Jan 10.100 Ipfc 17 VaC 9.03" 9.05 I Co; Ltd.%-_-:-—•__£ Sullivan Feb 1.24 Sulfivaiv Mines Mar C.000 •: East 27c July " Eastern; Asbestos Jun JO Aug I4c 16%e 14V4 July 8.80" Apr 4,225 10,000 ir Ltd-— 40c 27,628 Jan 8.25 Jun 1.90 17c Daihe Corp* Jan 7V2C Jan 14c Corp:._:„___i___i.i_^_i';t'Consolidated Bi-Ore Mines' Ltd—ZLl._i_i.l-- Cleveland Copper'; DabloiitMiPl'ng Corp^__^_____ 46c 6.25 1.000 13 & Metals Min Ltd Ltd Soma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd South Dufault Mines Ltd r. Stadacona Mines (1944) LtdStandard Gold Mines Ltd— Stanleigh Uranium Mining Corp Stanwell Oil & Gas Ltd Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd 1Ofc 11 % c 1:80- Shares 1.41 * Crest Gold Mines— Sherritt-Gordoiv Mines " : for Week Low 1 , Jan 8,900- , Rexspar Uranium )5c 700'. 7.15 Red 23c 3.900 4c July Jan'1' ' 5.65 Jan 3.00 10c 1.85 Jaculet Ltd-——2_„_75c' Chipmam Lake -Mines Ltd-iLi._ 1/ !>•' Cliibougamau Cadillac Mines Ltd 200 Rayrock Mines Ltd. May 23c "'25c * Centw^Dei/mo? Oils' 3.10 2.10 May 6,100 13,000 '**■» 15c ; • 500 25c: 3.00 Sales Range High 49c* 3.00 Can-Mtet Explorations Ltd— Canuba* Mines Ltd——1-Lj—i:—1// Capital;: Lithium/ Mines ' Ltd--—1^1 Carnegie' Mines Ltd—ii— :• Cartier-Malartic Gold Mines Ltd— 1 Low 43c *- • Week's of Prices Last . Range Since Jan. 1 23c 22% _—L_l' _ :i* , Sale Price Hiah /'*■ *2.75 110c" STOCKS Par Low Ltd_i„—^--l'% Canadian! Lithiitm Mines Consol Central for Week of Prices Sale Price A Sales Last ^STOCKS AUGUST 9 WEEK ENDED FOR Friday Week's July 4.C0 Aug 6c Jun 3.75 Feb 70c 1.12 Jan Jan 18%c Jan 1.55 5% 10c Jan Apr Jan 5.45 Mar \ Chronicle Commercial and Financial The . . Monday, August , 12, 195 CANADIAN MARKETS RANGE AUGUST WEEK ENDED FOR 9 Friday Friday Week'* Petroleums Traction Bridge & Tank warrants Britalta Petroleum Biioisn Amer British Columbia 4 preferred preferred British Forest Columbia class 3.60 Jun Jun Consolidated Bellekeno Feb Consolidated Beta 25 40 Jun 46% Jun 50 39% Jun 44 Feb 41 41 44 44 , • 90 93% 158 49 160 88 o 11% 14 46% Jan Apr Consolidated Dragon Apr Consolidated Consoi " 48% 3,234 41 Feb 53 Jun 41 25 j 40 Aug 47% 69c 70c 2,800 1.07 Jan 16 15*4 16% 900 8c 7c 8c 17,000 -1 8c 7c 8c 68c Ankerite Canadian Red 7c 6c Burchell 3,300 90c * 14 %c 90c l'lc 14 %c 8c 4,000 Apr Feb 34 32 34 250 25% July 10c 11c 5,000 9 %c May 38c 1 — 36c 48c 40,800 11 13% 300 10% I Lake 11 770 i„ 200 6*8 37 26c 82c Jan 13% " July 15 %c 9% May 11. —- -«1 2.50 May Feb Jan May 15% Jan 11% . Apr 7% . Apr 12.550 Jan,, 8 Mar July 18c July 49%c Ja.i 2,331 12c July 23c Jan 16,450 22c Feb 55c Apr 19c 20c 2,500 18c Feb 26c Jan 16% 15% 17 28,684 8.50 9.95 13,505 5.50 Jan 17% Apr Apr 2.80 2.65 2.85 6,000 2.60 Jun 3.50 Jan 53c 12% Jan 25% . July 90c Jan 45c 8.730 36c Feb 64c May 1.50 7,103 Mic Consolidated Mining 25c '26c nil Jun 20c May 50c Mar 7c Aug lie May 18c Jan 45c July 15c July 57c Aug 17c 500 60c 57c 70c 56,206 2.30 2.30 2.40 1,020 1 35c 34c 42 c 16,000 4.90 4.60 5.00 13,030 22% 22% Mines— • 35c •; 22 7 28c Feb 4.30 Feb 5.35 ■'1 a 4,244 46c 43c 56c 57,000 22c Jun 82c 41c 41c 43c 7,950 38c July 27c 26 %c 27c 19,000 1 66c 61c 66c 8,100 1 10 %c Apr 68c 1 10c 14c 80c .250 Quebec Gold Mines— Apr 1.10 May 1 —- — Jan 3.75 2 Explor— Feb, 1.38 •2.30 Aug ' Smelting- & Oils Peak 17c Ltd— Negus Mines — Northland Miues— Consolidated 2.05 1,200 • _i Oils Mac Consolidated Mosher Consolidated Jan 1,500 9c * 1.20 1.100 25c ,—i Morrison Consolidated 45c — Mines—- Marbenor Consolidated Consolidated 41c 42c 1.40 48c 7c Gold Howey Consolidated 14,533 42c 1.45 Illi Lake Guayana Consolidated 21c 6*8 Mar 26C 20c Gillies Consolidated Mar 11 %c I60 7c. 100 — Consolidated Golden Arrow Apr Apr Aug ji 13c -1 Mines Iron Fenimore Consolidated Jan 14,5'KI 6* 17 Consolidated Halliwell Aug 6%c lie 1 2%c •21c ~1 Warrants "B" Consolidated 11c 5,000 7%c • Jan 12c July Mines—. Oil: Jan 12% Aug 10c Burns Tb July C7c 25,000 ■ ■ 21c 19c -1 Crest-: 19c Aug " 7c Ext Burlington 8c —III . Products Bunker Hill 1,750 ■ East 15c Aug^ 7C 5.55 6.00 —1 ~— Gold Lake— 17 14*4 Mar ■4 5,000 5.55 —1 Buffadison Gold Building 6.00 —1 July July * Apr 70c 12c 23c .1 — Discovery 13% 17% 40 Mar 6,600 13c Warrants 17% „1 Smelting Denison Consolidated Jan -1 & Oils Jan 47 4.0(1-.) 13c " 6% 20c Flin 13% 41 Jan 31c 44c 9.75 Calliman Cordasun 13% 10'/a May 45c Jan 23 %c 1 Mines— Consolidated 100 14% ' Buffalo r. May . Consolidated Mar .25 ,— Buffalo Jun 50 32c 25c 12c lie High 2.100 38c 28<; Gamma Consolidated 2.495"' •• 14 14% _ Buffalo 95% Mar Jun Bakeries 110 * Range Since Jan, 1 Low High 12c 1 6 Til 84 49 __L Key Mines — Conro Development Corp Consolidated Allenbee Oil 57% -1 Mines Mining May 47% Mines Brunswick 90c 2.60 Mar " Shares 28c Con Jun 44 11 July 8.25 Aug Jan Aug for Week 38c —' Mines Coniaurum Feb 20 93 Mines — 4.10 7,872 11V* 10 Jan 35c 11,070 78% 49 Telephone Co Company 7% July 43 % 2.90 52 y4 A. 1.10 Mar 77 2.65 78% —50 Power Columbia 70c Sales Range Low High Consolidated 50% —. Columbia Brunsman 27,800 2.65 Products- British Brunhurst 810 39c -50 ' Reef 8.25 35C 78 % * -100 -■ British Brown 4,007 _100 Packers Class B Broulan 8 % 51% 1 1— 4r/e pfd.——. ——— Columbia British 8*4 -50 4%% 5% 500 7.25 — preferred '———— preferred '/4 'iv 4% % 90c 35c 1 Oil— Elec 90c — Brilund Mines Ltd__——» Range Since Week's of Prices Jan. 1 Low 8*4 common.. Sale Price High 90c 1 — Last STOCKS Shares Par Low Par Brazilian for Week of Prices Sale Price Bralsaman Sales Range Last STOCKS 80c 22 16 %c 28% - May 9c Jun July 1.05 Jan 17c ; . Anr May 30c Mar 95c Jan 65c - ->580 Jun May 38c Feb 60c 28,333 : July : Apr " Burrard Dry Dock class A— Cabanga Petroleum Caldwell Linen ; Mills 5% 90c 1.30 __25c -— 1.10 1.26 1.33 Jan 1.20 Aug 14 14 32% 32% 33% 2,195 24 Feb 70% 69 74 521 62 Mar 45 95 common J.¬ .100 preferred Calvan Consolidated Oil 3.20 May 1.55 Jan July 80c 26,381 7,530 " Calgary & Edmonton Calgary Power common i 99c - Calalta 7%: 7% < 14. 100 100 4.90 4.90 9.00 1 <9.25 14 55.... . 36 1 4,35 3,985 Jun ' 103 ,. Campbell Chibougamau Campbell Red Lake 9.00 —1 - 1 5.05 __50 50 5.25 200 53 July 5.05 July 325 * Canada Bread Canada class Cement Canada Iron Canada Jan * ; Canada Permanent Canada Safeway 3.50 1.99 Mtge Ltd — 35% 230 20 79 -IIIII Minerals— Atlantic 1 Oil July 90 Jan Aug 89 Aug Feb 7.60 5.952 655 2y 125 11 May 5.00 Jail 17 425 56c 60c 24,631 10 %c 2 common 13,160 8.00 8.40 10,994 47% 2(i 16 48% 924 25% 26 26 26 —__25 8.30 Jlllv Jun 12% Jan 20 60c Jun 24 %c 10 %c Aug 6.00 Jan Feb 9,60 July 56 Feb 2,676 23% Mar 175 Tungsten Consolidated West British Aluminium Cunuuian bntisn Empire Canadian Canners class Canadian Celanese Canadian • 23% Mar 16 75c 36,400 14 % 14 14% • A common Chieftain 15 70c 14% 6% 14%- 15% 6% 6% 8,050 Jan 28 * Pete * 2.00 Canadian Collieries Resources Ltd com 3 Preferred 1 Class A Decalta Canadian Devonian Gas Coulee Drawn Steel common * ; Cusco I%adge & Dock * Canadian Dyno Mines 1.45 9.25 . North Canadian (Ml Cos Oil Gold Del July 13% 3,360 Apr 6 11 12 2,130 28c 28c 3,000 26c ~I 26c 26c 1,499 24 %c 36% 3,543 35% 35 17% 19 610 12 11 13 1,935 31% 31*8 31% 22 22% 646 3.60 3.55 3.70 7,460 28 6,850 28 28 10 7%c 7%c 1,000 81 81 49 29 ■" 29% 100 sf Donneli Dow & '■ 3.10 July July Duvan i 8% Feb 15 May East Jan East July 36c July 40c Apr East • 39% 26%. Mar 11 Mar 4.30 Mar 28% Feb 22 Aug - 3.55 Aug 23% 7c Feb July 81 Jun Mining Eastern Steel 5.50 40 Feb Mar 14c Apr 110*8 Mar Easy Eldrich El 11 %o 26* 27 7 Aug Apr 21c Apr 32% Jan Jun 13% May 141\ Jun 1,800 13c 26% Aug 28%- July 6% Mar .9.25 Jan 1218 7,930 : 12% 27 1 i 2.83 Jan 8c 1.15 Mar 27% Aug 3.515 „ 527 ■> 8*4 8% 30 32 31% 32% 1.290 13% 14% 727 July 9 33% 26% Mar Jun IVb 16 May -IRVa. Feb 31 Aug 11% ' 31% 28% 31 49% 49% 52 10%- 10 >ii 11 15c 16C II,200. ,15c,. Aug HO 1.05 1.15 91,100 950 Jan 30, 20 40 25 c 25c 27c. 17,600" 14c 14c 16c 11,200 ~ 123,146. 903 3,941. 8% 39 % 57% May 12% Jan Jan 10! 'a May . 2,350 "9 % May j. Jan Jan 37c 4 r,3(1 ■ 1.75 Jan Jan -30 Jan. . 1.25 2.75 2.85 —1 69c Jan 30c Mar 5Gc Jun Excelsior 48c Aug Jan 40c 43c 49c 4,600 36,350 3.05 2.98 , 1.02 3.25 55,603 2.46 Mar 5.60 Apr 1.90 2.20 7,800 1.42 Jan 4.60 2.14 2.09 2.25 7,785 1.25 Feb 2.61 3.00 2.04 i7C . Apr July 19,431 21c 12,200 17c Aug 57c Mar 51c 1,150 45c Feb 70c Mar 6.90 7.10 3.00 17c 51c 7.25 6,350 6.25 Jun 1.84 Jan 3.30 Mar 8.50 Jan 20c 6.000—- %0c 21c 22,466 .:". ' 75c 80c 25c 25 c 26c • Tungsten 7.00 Mar Apr 14% July 3.25 3.35 2.000 3.25 Aug 5.00 Jan Federal 1.40 1.70 9,900 1.25 Jan 2.90 Apr 9%c Feb 15 %c Jun 5.30 9 VaC 6,500 3.50 6,200 16 25 2.27 Mar 14% Grain Jun Florida Jan 16 Apr Ford Motor Co Jan Fraser 1.65 1.70 1,300 1.50 July 4.25 Feb Frobisher 80c 91c 25,300 Feb 1.52 Apr 2.00 2.60 100 3.65 Apr 1 81c * 25 73% 73*., 2.80 2.80 100 49c 14,293 36c Apr 1.45 1.68 114.450 75e Jan 1.68 Aug 8% 8*11 3,330 Apr 8% May 1.43 8% £1 28c 1 28c 13c . 1 89c 1 9c • 12 86C. 8%c 12 Petroleum 3.65 10 2.60 Aug 41 %c * —2.50 74c 50 34C 2.30 1.25 7% Jan Feb 78 15c 16c Jun 5% Jun Geco 17c Feb General Aug Jan General 16c 13 Jan 101 1Q1 101 1.63 1.50 1.75 225 3.50 July 10 110 % July 5,100 1.50 Aug 4.60 150 2.80 ; 1.95 Mar 9.55 July May July 26 July 33% 75 25 Mar 28% Jan 13c Aug 24c Apr 14,000 60 2% 6,900 20,410 320 96 100% 1,635 96 20% 20 20% 620 20 9c 1,000 25% 24% 26 435 2.10 2.00 2.35 19,445 7(i 76 77 8 8% 1,700 11c 10c 12c 14,750 86c 70c 83c \25,164 30 30% ,100 95 95 35 Jan 7% Jun 1.10 Jan 50 8% Jan 51 —100 ; 1 Power common Mines 100 70c Mar Feb 9.35 July Jun 5.90 56% Mar Aug 114 Mav Jan 26 Jan 21c Jan 34 Jan 9c July 24% Aug 2.00 Aug 6% Feb General Petx-oleum Feb Jan Apr Class A General ; Canada common : _— Steel Preferred 70c Aug Jan 27 95 Aug 12% 12 % 12% 9,440 12% Aug 5% 5% 5:% 1,100 4.85 —1 +. Motors General Aug 1 Dynamics Jan 10c • Ltd Bakeries May 30% 53%. 52 53% 505 1% 41% 41 % 42 V« 5.50 5.50 1 - .... 3.20 May 41c 96 % • N Jan 15c 75c preferred 85c Jun 10 Feb 2.93 8.50 • May 100 Feb 1.46 86c 52 % A Co Jan May 8.10 common Trailer 42-% May 51%. Mines ; Jun 13 9c class 93c 46% c Jan 23 8.25 1 86c 8%c July 75c 5% Apr Feb 511 ft -■ - 5% ...1.03 Jan 1 Gatineau 28c 9,000 • 13c 13%c " „15 Gaitwin Exploration Mines ! 10c 9c 13%c 26 Jan 375 30 26 518 Galkeno 19,900 2.14 1 29 Jan 17% 13.600 29 Mar 82c 15 7,945 • < 3.10 Jan 8% Aug Apr 2.80 Aug 55c 28.500 95c 12 2.00 28% Aug * 4,765 8.75 of Canada Ltd Jun 15,550 1.15 7.10 -20 Debentures 151,775 16c 3.75- 62 Co Feb 25c 1,306 2.03 Companies Fruehauf 10.782" " July 54c son--7 6,200% 7.30 A (U S) Canada 42c ; 2.24 Canada Corp of 58 540 Kirkland 4.25 16c class 40c 59c ; Feb 1 —— •••':: 27** Jan: July 19% 1 - Aug 49 18% Fittings common Fleet Manufacturing 3.20 31 17% Mar 18c"July 19%C Aug 19,500"' : ; 'S'-V '44r,i(.May 18% Copper July 8.40 9%c 28'% ".7.: 1.20 5.10 Preferecl 45 • 25 15c Jan Mar 41*7 July 73 .25c Ltd I.300 8.25 16 " Aug -III Warrants Federal 45 17 % 29 Falconbrldge Nickel Famous Players Canadian Fanny Farmer Candy Faraday Uranium Mines Farwest ' Jan 4.16 Jan 7% July 265" 25% 15c 20c * Refineries Oils Apr 50c •33; 7 Apr 16c 49c Fargo 65c - 45c. 49,774 15% ■: "200 48c 6.60 1(5 100 ■' Jun 38c - ' 2,800 8 41 I 12% 3.20 4.00 41 5.23 J;a> 20c , 45- 5.70 9%c 3.50 lOTsnO; 26,558J " " —5 11% > May ,1.47 Jun .7- July 2V05 Aug 3.60 Aug 50J;-* 21c 2.45 Empire Life Insurance c.50 1.45 40c 20c 2.05 25% Mines— ii-<4 1 1 Jan 16c Jan . 1 Explorers Alliance 36c 41 %c Jan 26c 36,500 7% t.10 Mar 6,570" ' 772,75 Aug 1 Feb " 20c 2.45 8 common 18c 45c 40c -1 9c 7.000.;; 1.25 2.75 x Ltd 500 1 •73c Jun ;;";i3c July ' 21c Jan 10c 1.25 —1 3.50 21c 3.35 9c -1 Ltd- Equitable Life Insurance— Eureka Corp 1 25c "" — 2.00 Aug Aug 12c *'8 Products 300 1.75 42. Jan 1.42 75 11,975 page Jan 16c 1,500 58 1.95 sec 34c Jan 58 1.75 footnotes 16 Vac July . July 58 Francoeur For 20c 11c -10 Apr — Jun Aug Jan 70c 8% 1 1 Ltd— Smelting & 2.75 Aug Aug - Feb 62c ,500 8c Jan 47c Jun 6.000 27% Feb 3.50 12c 12 %c — 2.40 16 1.75 — 6c . , 61,900 75c — 17,000 9c 23c Ford .— 35c 19 %c Gold Foundation Life 36.025 19 %c Sol Jun Confederation Apr, .—1 El Jan Coniagas Mines Aug 7c * — 2.40 Jan 60c Combined Enterprises July 42c July 58c , 10 32% 36c Commonwealth Apr 7c 2.00 t. 220.342 Oils Pen-Rey 28c Mines 17c - 19c 51c 9c —i Mines Jan Yellowknife May 300 —r Eddy Match Co—,— July Colomac 55c 9%c —— Washing Machine 7%c Mines Feb 17,800 Economic Investment Trust——1. —10 21 %c Copper Jan 22c 16.500 27% —25 Metals Eastern 5,000 Gold 36c 8c — Asbestos Co Eastern II,000 Reco " July 21c 12*« Mines Eastern 54,500 Lake - July 10c 2.05 -1 Jun July 34% May 26% May 19c Cody Aug 15c , 36,510 * Ltd 15 10c Coldstream 7c 1 21% July 25c Coin , common : Sullivan 8c Cochenour Willans Cockshutt Farm Equipment 27 24 , 19c — Gold Amphi 16c . Jan 55,.. July „. - •s 100 ;" 2.11 1 Malartic Mines— 22c Mining Corp Apr ^ Mar 28c July 17%c 17 Vac —* Coppex- Co 3 6c common 4.25 2.60 Jun 13c 4.7% j- 8.50.0'., 1.86 Duvex Oils & Minerals- 23c Knitting 75 2.05 27% Brewery 9 %c Chrysler 12,500 2.10 Mudge—— 1 Cobalt Consolidated 500 13c 49% 775 2 preferred—— Textile 1 & Smelting 2.70 13c 90c Mines 1 Chromium Mining 3.95" July 89c Stores Chesterville , Feb 32%c32%c — 14 * Chimo Gold Mines 1.90 . Cheskirk Mines Circle Bar — -r.T. 14 • Mines 20,625 „ _2.50 14 1 Chib-Kayrand Copper Chiboug Jaculet Mines Chibougamau Mining & Smelting 3.75 89c —. 27% Apr 11 July 1 Wines 3.25 July " 12 : 1 Porcupine 6.50 16% Jun Explorers Gai Donalda Jun 1.35 12 Pat Charter Oil 3.50 Jan 12 %c — • Gold Jun Jan I — Z* Rio Jan 2.65 4.25 7c — Dominion 8% Mar 12 Central Chateau Mar 3.50 Mar Jan 23 Central Central 125 Jan Feb • Cayzor Athabaska Central 3.25 Jan 1 Ltd 1.09 50C " Atlg"* " 16,715 Foundry & Steel common—* Magnesium !*• Dominion Steel & Coal -* Jun * Corp " * 300 24 Dujuuhou 1 Ltd Jun 14..; Apr 10%' Aug; 9,180 —25C Dominion Zl Quartz Asbestos Jail 5.26 *"" 7 - 6.20 54 c Oils Mines Aug 1.75 1 Gas Mar 17 Feb 3.50 7c Mines July 22% 120% Aug 83c 1 Producers Mines Cariboo 9' 2.15 Natural Canso " 5.85 1 Coal 12% Warrants Canso Cassiar 10 1 Can Met Explorations 16.050 16c Dominion Tar & Chemical common—♦ 875 * I 32c 14.% : JUn ' 3.20 1 * ; 56c 19c Ltd Mines 6 Erin Mines 50c 24 - Dominion 6,198 * Willis ton 52c ' 10c ll%c Dominion 89c • Copper Coy Candore Exploration May ' 15c 2.70 Mar 89c 1 Canam 300' # Mines Gold Palmer Devon 9.40 May 10 Jun 8 10 A 11% 11c Mines Bridge 9,257 * Wallpaper Mfrs class Jan 88c : 1 _ Mines 21 25 Vickers 955 —1 — Dome 2.80 16% . Apr 1.23 Jan 9%c Aug,,. 2.80; Aug- .' 15,282 15c 9.50 Aug 535 171:, Salt 14,500 17 2.60 1 Dominion 2.70 ZZZ Canadian Thorium Corp Canadian Tire Corp common Aug. 6 % May 34 %c 12c 1 Jan 19% "• Canadian Prospect 33c 6.880 I — — Jan 20 • 1953 warrants 1955 warrants 50c 49% Jan 800 • Canadian Pacific Railway Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred 41c 10 common— Dome 2 70 Ii common 5,600 13c July 8 " I 39c 2.99 5 Seagrams—^ Exploration 1 Tnca_ 36c " 5.85 1.20 3.25 89c 10c Oil Dclnitc 1 20c 355 7.50 July -4.00 July;..: 2.80 " 5.10 3.25 _j. , Apr 8 . Jun 1047ii 4.85 9%c 50 — — Horn D'Eldoha Apr 7% Jan 18 5 101% Jtiiyi ' I.680 ' 120% 120% > * Canadian Hydrocarbon Canadian Malartic Gold Captain 23,997 14,417 1.25 8.50 Warrants Can 1.300 Mar May 1.70 Apr %'"nuii'*1" 1 5.15 ' 1 — Ltd Warrants Jun 85c July Jail 7% -325 " " 4.85 "* common Brewis Decoursey Jun I* Canadian Husky Canadian 19% 1.32 * High CrestI Canadian Homestead Oils Canadian 19% 100 Canadian Canadian 191', 8.65 . Canadian 3 )U - •' Davis Leather class B— 3.00 May 5 % Mar 200 1 A Canadian 9 10 30c Canadian Export Gas Ltd Canadian Fairbanks Morse pfd Canadian Food Products common Class '9 101% 104% 11% Daering Explorers \ Daine Mining Corp__ D'Aragon Mines Diadem 10 40c 13 41- - 7.55 Aug 27% Jan " 16% 10c — Distillers g '' 3,725 "" 2,030 2.81 mil 1 new Mines Jan ig _« Timber Minerals Crowpat Jun 6.50 3.50 Jan 3.40 Nest Crows 9 8.30 Feb 18% Mar ' 16% 7.65 1.89 Aug 1.05 July 1 16c " Aug % -16% •• —— Pershing Apr 63c 4.85 41c > Zellerbach Crown Jun 80c 38 5 Warrants Croinor 6% 1,315 Aug 7 %0 13,675 8.65 35 — Crestbrook 12% 6,400 7.55 104% ; !I_IIi Canada of 817 15,400 22,16 i 16c 16%c 8.00 Bit Oil Crce 1,126 7.75 • Feb 36c ' " Craig 14% May 6 15C ■ ' ' Zinc—— Lead Apr 72c '51.265 37c Mines 1 Rand Chiboug— Corby Distillery class A Cosmos Imperial Feb 1.05 1.31 • Copper 13% 70c 1.20 35 !7 _• Copper-Man 19 5% 4,500 17e , —100 — Publishing; Coppercorp Ltd ——--1 Coppercrest Mines 78c 90c 115,300 9o " * Clark Copp 660 2.15 1 '10 Exploration Aug c, * Petroleum Preferred Canadian warrants 15 Basin Mining- Peroleuin— ■ — Con west 53c 9oc 1 Canadian Canadian 2.00 800 21,241 4.»c - July 29 % 1.30 Mar 10c Chemical & Cellulose Canadian 15 70c • Oils -1 Consumers Gas of Toronto Deer Canadian _1 Jan Feb 45 July 45 Feb 42c 10 %c ll%c 8.25 47:% 5.00 Jan 11% 17 20 Preferred 78 44% Sudbury Consolidated 37 % Mar 39 Bank of Commerce Jan May 7.30 57c Canadian 2.85 Mar 39 % 88 17 Canadian Jan 4.50 Jun 11% common 17c t,30c 7%c 1.27 -1 _— 75c 35 12.50 24% Mar 34 3.900 7.40 Jan 35% 80 89 4.10 B_— Breweries 79 88 3.55 Canadian Admiral Oils. Astoria 78 89 3.75 — class 35 Apr 55 »' 1.75 Jan 25 warrants Steamship Lines Wire 650 36 % preferred- —100 Petroleum Preferred 2.25 36% Apr 42 Aug 22% July 3.20 Jan 2,650 3.75 , 36% Canada Southern Canadian 3.40 ; A Oil Canadian 115 35'A class Canada Southern Canada 37 24 30 % 35' '..Mar 47% Mar 220 52 22% 24 -26 Jan Jun 50" 1.912 37'% 52 s 6.'20 54 24% Mar 29 36 \ B Canada 27% • _ : - Packers Class - Lands Warrants 28% common-——10 common — Oil • common Preferred Canada preferred- Foundries Malting Canada B Consolidated Feb Jun 13% Feb 5.55 8.90 * 16c 36c 7%c Min ' July 80 July 200 Mar 22 Aug Consolidated Red Poplar Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd. Mines— Consolidated Sannorm Wares — common _l • 100 5.00 4.80 6% 80 5.00 6% 81 % 52 .-748 ;■ -MOO 1-.34C 76 .. v Apr 18% , , Jun Apr 6.00 May 45 4.50 Mar 80 Jan 106 Mar ..,6*8 July Jan July 65% 5.06 Feb •7 , 1.30 July .. 37 > 3 100 Jan 35c 31 Apr July • 18Gr Number 5663 Volume The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . . . i *■ (661) CANADIAN MARKETS RANGE Friday Week's Range of Prices . Par . Low 1 * 1 1 „1 Mines Ltd ; Geo Scientific Prosp— Giarit Mascot Mine——: Genex :»i. Giant- Veliowknife Gold Mines. Power Common Warrants . —50 : Mines Gunnar 1 1 1 —... Warrants pfd— Mailman 10,948 a 1,100 19%c Apr >. ' 6c 6,560 76c July July 18c 35 140 142 25 41 / Jan Maralgo Marcon 200 Jun 38 ; 27 %c Jan 2.00 Aug 1,332 Jun 5.60 , 47% May Feb i 1,060 ' 550 50 260 v 59,350 .. f 1,010 k Leaf 10% May Feb 6.90 35 Aug Mar Medallion May 49c Aug 14c 61,000 7c 6%c July Gypsum Lime & Alub • 29 29 29 % 175 22 Apr Harding Carpets i * 1 1 * 6'a 614 6% 510 6 10c Feb 31,500 17c July Jan Jan 62c Apr 9%c Apr 20c Feb 15c Jan 36 %c Jan 2.08 Jan 20c 20c 24c 7,500 1.22 1.20 1.30 14c 17c 22,400 28,700 7 7% 6,182 83% 8314 70 31c 36c « 1 31c Gold Hard'Hock Minerals Harrison Hartz 22 75% 96 24c Mar M5c Mar ' 30% July 7% Jan 16%c May Uranium ~ Midrim Midwest Mill Gas Milliken Lake 62c Apr Milton 9 Jaxt Mindamar Brick 17c 5,100 15c Jan 27c May 9%c Jan 14c Jan Corp Mining Corp Mining Endeavour Co Jan Mogul Mining Corp 45c Aug 1 8c 8c 8%c 8,500 7c July 18c Jan Molsons 6c 6c 1,250 6c July 12 %c Jan Moneta Porcupine Jun Montreal Locomotive Works 700 34,500 10% 5 1.40 36c 46 10% 10% 475 31% 1 20o • • Highland Bell High wood Sarcee Oils Drilling Tower Consol Hollinger Home^Oil Gold 31 % 31% 3,920 1.40 42c. 46 85c 39% Apr Feb 8% 2.00 Feb 26c 1.07 Jan July Moore Corp May Multi Creek 36 Jun Mining Oils Huron'.fe 15 14c 5,0110 6 National Explorations National Grocers 7.00 Jan National 86% Apr n up ion Jan Nello 2.20 Apr Nesuiit 35 Feb New Feb 55% 20c 53% Soli 22c 6,308 53% Aug 20c 1,000 20c 46c ] 1.50 1.50 1.60 6,100 33 33 130 1 —•—.——20 Mtge__ ... Aug 1.50 Aug 32 Jan 1—— ....__ 'iotiaccu 5%% . S4% - Corp preferred — preferred New 9 Feb 15% July New 68 Feb New Calumet 51% 50 10% 5% 51% 5,365 50 Aug 60 May New Chamberlain 10:% 1,829 10% July 12% Apr New Continental 5!» 400 4% July New Davies 1 lc 6% —i— „ Ingersoll Machine class A Inglis- (John) & Co 50% 80 47% Jan 85 50 84 Jun 94 3.70 7% 3.75 3,175 100 9 6% 3 Cement Co Inland Natural Gas Preferred 20 20 ; 19% 20 10%", 15% 1 common 10% 10% 15% 6,825 5.85 1.95 J Inspiration Mining Oil of New Delhi New 15,439 1 • International Ranwick Ltd 49% 13% 1.25 3.15 1.75 40c 48% 13% 1.01 3.15 1.60 40c 50% 13% 1.25 3.75 1.85 21%c 1.05 36c 21%c 1.00 35c 22c 1.15 39c 25,955 10,000 Gas 58c 188,725 17c 20,500 v Jan New Goldvue Jan — 5 .25 Iuterprovincial Pipe Line Syndicate class A Irish Copper Mines Ltd. Iron Bay Mines Investors l Ltd Products 6.50 Jun 47 Wnite Jacobus Mining Mining Corp Bxplorafion Jaye Joltet-Quebec Mines Joiisniith Mines — 1 * loo — — 65c 50c 3.25 1 •Jtnvse.v Mining. Co Ltd Jumping Pound Petroleums Jupiter Gils 20c 34c * ; 15c 1 : 51c 1 Mines (1939) Joburke Gold Mines . 1 1 Ltd Minerals Jeanette Jellicoe Newlund Mines Gold 7%c Kerr-Addison Kilembe 14% 1.68 1 Gold 1 Kerr Hake Mines Copper 1 — 55c Warrants KirlUand Hudson 1 Bay 10c Lake Cinch Lake Osu Lake -Shore La Luz -Laura Mines 1.10 Feb 1.85 Aug 2.900 44,000 19 %c New Smelting 54c Jan Secord Co Aug July 96C Jan 65c July Aug 62c Jan 10%c Jan 28c Mar Gold Little Long Lac loblaw 67c July 3.90 July 4,375 42,093 7c 18c May 1.48 Jan 1.75 Aug Jan 49c Feb 17% July 13 2.80 July - Jun 1,700 50c Jun 98c Jan 9,969 10c July 26c Jan 15,109 63c Aug 12 %C July 8,000 1.34 Apr 22c Jun 707 18 Apr 19% Jan 1,905 18 Feb 24"% Jun 1,350 2,600 Class class 1.60 Jan 90c Jan 1.85 1.00 Aug Jan 19c 6.20 6.10 6.55 5,385 3.75 Jan 8.00 July 200 3.00 Feb 4.25 May preferred Preferred Uranium 41 • 1 350 20 17% Mar 1.60 July Jun 73c Mar 5,500 9c July 17c Apr Aug 42c Apr 1.10 9c 18c 19,850 8,550 2.20 Jan 2.85 2.40 Apr 14,775 1.85 Jan 3.50 Jun 2.75 28% _ Goldfield 53,300 11c Macassa Mines I %_ £7c 26c 84c 2.10 38c 1 Explorations 7%c 1 Macleod Cockshutt Gold Mines page __1 42. --- 1.06- 7V2C 1.06 - May 25% July 16 Feb 25% July 280 40 43% July Feb 13%c Jan 3,000 7c Jun 11c Jun 33,975 6,400 60c Aug 2,000 10c July 23c Jan 13,800 28c 2.15 43c 10c L10 Feb 16 42,700 84c 13c 2.10 Jan 27 963 8c 19c 1.10 8c 17c 1 1 Macdonald Mines see 22% 41 30 245 1,976 25 24% 41% 1.01 60c 13c _ — Co footnotes 2.30 28 23% 1 Warrants Mining 8c 18c 1.10 r_l Mines Lyndhurst For 24% 50 Louvicourfc Macfie 23% • B Lomega Explorations Long Island Petroleums Lorado 2.30 28% * 1st A 26c Aug 60c 9c Aug 23c Jan 27C 32c 1,367 25c July 67c Mar %c 57c 28,025 47 %c" 47 2.60 2.68 9,646 2fic 25c 27c 3,090 2.01 2.00 2.10 5.^0 51c 50c 53c 23c 23c 25c 2.65 1 Jan 50c Aug 85 Mn Jun 3.15 Feb 1.78 Jun 100 47 %c Aug 22c Feb 260 r 2,350 41c July 13,398 19c Feb 30c 42c Apr 70c May Jun 71c 65c 80c 48,070 III 1.48 1.44 1.50 2,970 13c 16 Vac 65,610 2.64 16,708 14%'C 2.49 2.40 11c 9%C 1.1c 7,083 22c 22c 25c II,707 18c 18C 18c 5,300 11c 9 lac 1.29 Jun 1.55 Jun 1.22 May Jun July 24o«ivIaii Jun 11c 2.70 July 1.35 ,24c Jan 10%c Feb 36c Jun 18c Aug -48c Jan 8c Aug Jan 25c 9c Aug 9c 9c 10c 31,000 9C Aug' 26c Jun 33c 33c 38c 34,250 30c Jail 53c May 1 60c 60c 65C 19,300 60c July 14c 18c 6,933 14c Aug '52c 12c 16c 36,000 10c Jan 20c Feb 100 8c Apr 13c Jun 2,500 20c Feb 11c 14,000 Exploration Mines 16c 8e 8c 9c 9c 10c 1 Jan 1.34 Jan 400 2.55 Aug 5.00 Jan 1.86 Aug 3.35 Jan Nisto 1 7c 8c 9,400 14 Va c Jan 14c 17c 10,000 Jan Va 46% 3,396 21c 25c 49,340 1 Mines i Ltd Mines Norlartic 6,500 5,500 8,700 23c Jun 1.70 Mar 1.00 July 1.72 2.65 May North 8c 8,250 85c 53,200 76c 33c 30 %c 35c 27,650 30c Jun 65c Mar 40c Jun 85c :Jan 2.95 6.10 Aug Jan Jan 1.59 July 48c 49C 2,073 5.20 5.10 5.40 1,220 4.pn Am* 6.10 July 2.AO 2.50 2.85 620 2.45 Jan 3.50 Feb 1:36 1.21 1.42 Feo 1.0/ Jun J 5.90 5.65 6.10 15,835 Feb 9.00 Mar 4.15 48c — 182,080. 9ac 5.35 6.80 Mar 4.15 Aug 4.35 2,550 16 16 17 1,935 11% Mar 17% July 39 38% 39 310 36% July 41% May 4.25 • 50 9.00 July Northern Canada Mines • Northern Telephone Oils - Ltd 20 20 70c 100 17 275 15% Jun 5.50 500 3.20 Feb 6.25 1.30 1.40 700 1.30 July 2.10 Jan 3.90 1.40 7.50 17 5.00 7.50 * common warrants Norvalie Jan 3.20 warrants 4.10 ; 640 3.50 July 4.50 May 84c Mar 7.50 62c 70c 6,500 3.70 May 48c Mines 75 July 76 70 17c 17c 18c 2,500 • 27 Vac 27 %c 31c 8,750 • preferredLtd 7c 7c 7c 3,000 7c 76 —100 76 15c Jun July 18 Mar 1 Util Mines Nudulama Anr 13 %c 6%c Aug 76c * Uranium Northland 34c 2.95 Warrants- 1956 Jan 6%C Star Oil common A Jan 12c 8c • common Preferred Class 571/2 _4 Ltd Rankin 45c Aug 78c . Northspan Aug 2.95 Warrants North 14c 43 % 1 Corp Oils 5,000 July • 1 Canadian 43 7c 1 Mines Oil & Mines Ltd Norsyncomaque Mining Oils 22c —1 Obaska Lake Mines O'Brien :Jan 83 „ Jun 30c May 44c Jun Jan 11c Mar 27 %c Aug 2.20 Jun Jun 7%c Aug 18c Jan . 1.21. Jan. 50c Feb 92c May 10,500 8c July 23c Jan 10c 53,900 8c July 20c Jan 16c Aug 80c Jan Malartic—. Club common- Jockey 1 17c 16c 25c 10,350 2.30 2.30 2.40 1,480 27c 25c 30c 8,42d 1.85 1.80 1.90 11,475 50c 58c 3,800 -*• *, Warrants 6 7c & Gold Lake Osisko Mines Page Petroleum Paramacjue Parbec Pardee Parker 8% July 95c Jan Jan May 9%'May 8% 8% 640 7% 7% 475 7% Aug 24% 50 24% Aug 28 Jan 10.00 9.60 10% 11,088 Feb 15 Apr 2.55 2.55 2.60 300 Jan 3.15 25 %C 25c 34c 48,900 18c Feb 42%c 36c 36c 500 26c Jan 69c May 27c Mar 54c May 1 Mines Mmcs Drilling Aug Jan 2414 —• 10c Oils Amalgamated 50c 2.40 8% • Hersey Tubes Porcupine Western 1.80 Aug 47c 24% 1 1 Pacific Eastern Pacific Aug +—10 1 1 Minerals Ormsby 25c 2.85 1 * 1 Debenture Opemiska Copper Orange Crush Orenada 2.30 Aug 10 -.20 preferred _l— B preferred-. Ontario Loan Pan 65c 8,350 10c 8c 56c Oils Ontario 58c 8c 8%c 90o Oka Rare Metals Mining O'Leary 56c 8c • 1 Gold Oil Selections Okalta 56c • Mines Gold Ogama Rockland Pamour Feb May 17c 43% Normetal Mining 1.49 Mar 25 %c July 98c 7c _l Norpax Jan 2,350 .. 5,50) 12% July 10% Aug 18c * 30 Gold Groceterias 9 %e & Class Loblaw Cos 9c 7,850 May 1.68 Feb 19c 2.25 9%C 6,620 47c Apr 11c 90c 2.25 North Aug 2.33 43 %c July 1.95 Nortlical Jan 19c • 7.300 2.75 Jan 39c 1 (jold Petroleum 4oc 1.86 Jan 1.05 Jan Mines Liberal 4iC 2.55 25c Aug Lexindin Jan -lac May 2.15 73c 9c 9c Feb 46c 2.20 Feb 14c 1 28c 1.86 July 6,000 Mines 29 25 2.73 July 6,000 1.10 Jan 5.05 Mar 1 12c 13,750 1 Jan 27% Jan 1 Rim 62c 1.18 1.10 Lencourt Gold Gold 63c May 3.35 l Nickel 34c 9,800 19% Aug 25 Nipisslng Mines 7,668 9%c 19% 23c Aug 1. Mines 9c. 19% 23,300 ] Ltd Norgold 1.09 90c 3 Candy 29c 23c Aug — Mining Jun 1.35 65c 19c 1.00 9c lie Leitch Jan 7%c July 1.85 Feb 12,200 17,450 3.75 July 12V4 July Mines lie 3.75 12 : Jan IIIHl Manitoba Noranda 90c * Mines Feb IO70 1 ; Mines Apr j8c Jan 1 , Jan 9% 170 Uc Superior Oils Jun 1 Mines 84c 31.0 12 18c New 15% 9%c 1.13 11,700 12 4,500 May 62 "May 37c 41%". 7, "00 Rouyn Merger 1 Mines Lake Lingman Gold Mines Aug May July 1.16 Mar 9%C New 1 1 Mines Lake Oufault 37c 15 11% 205 Gold Northwestern 21% 10% May 25% Newnorth 4,500 19% 22% 11% 74c 9c Apr 1.55 18,180 60c 19 71 49 % 7,3JO Apr 1,000 19 21% (John) Ltd Labrador Mining & Exploration Lafarge Cement class A 18 Jan 935 I,345 10c 25 Jan 5.20 1.74 • • .10 Lataatt Jan 17% 18C 18%c 41c Feb 12,100 ,63c 1.09 Apr 13C 1 2.60 8c. 14% 1.75 16%c 26% July 69 % 100 « Jan 7c 14% 19c 66c 75c 7.2U ) Mylamaque 2.20 100,000 1 25c Minda-Scotia 1.00 Aug 56c 3.25 1 Townsite Jan Jan Feb 22% 12 New 13% Aug 74c Kirkland Minerals 2.05 1.14 Aug 69 37c New 260 50c 2.75 Kirkland Jan Jan 4dc Jun 20c 16% 11% Apr 10,900 65c 1.68 55c 10c 100 6,850 86c Apr _ 1.50 25 72c * —— Mines Class A .Kenville 25 70c Ii Nor Acme Gold Jack 10,275 70c 57% Aug 3.673 Jan 90c 111 Aug 40c Jun 19% Jan 42% Jan 160 18,500 1.30 I_IIl Mines Kelore 2,000 23c 1.14 23C 27 — New, Harricana. Jason 15c .— 20c 1.16 1 New 18c ' —50c Explorations 12% Apr 35c 51c 15c 17c 19c21%c 34c 35c 12 %c 13 %c 1 Interp Bldg Credit class B warrants 1,236 13 % Aug 7.55 Fortune Mines Now Feb Feb 2,100 87% 49% 20c 1,000 4,440 1 Anr ' 6% 8 Aug 65c 85 47% 18c 8%c 14% 27 Higliridge Mining 85 63c 87% 48% • 21% 8%c Canada—. H Now file 63c • common - Mai" 4.00 Mines Jun 24% Jim 3.30 Mar 1 * 1 Co International Petroleum Jan 17c _50c Dickenson Mines Apr 6% 3.25 13% 13% -40c Petroleum Jan 14% 2.15 Aug 8%c Aug 9%C Petroleum New % July 1 *_ Nickel International Isotope 15 5.60 5.65 Warrants 755 Apr 700 1 10% July Aug 16., May Apr-' 4.45 2.25 27 Mines New preferred. .Inland 39J Jan 3.61 2.25 1 32% Jun Mar 23 2.35 40c f Jan 51 7% 3.55 __ • 10 355 85 85 « — 1.899 9.75 50% ./ —50 100 ... 10,100 30 9.00 -— Jan 24c Apr 13c 29% 12c " Feb 32,380 4.00 " ~ ~ British Dominion Oil May 30. ■4.35 May Feb 1.20 Feb \ 26c 2.85 —1 •53 12c 1.70 Mar Jan 2.95 Aug 1.73 Jun 2.41 2.60 69% Bristol Oils 120 common.* Ltd 14,884 —• Mines 100 : —— Athona 59 __ 11,621 1,700 33c Jan 12 Jan 1 I Drum tun 12% 1 Accent Warrants La bine 57% 10% 1.65 31c 25% : 59 —4.86% —... 3.40 1.25 Jun Jail 48 2-* %c Feb 66c 1.23 Ho ... 12% ordinalj.5 uutiUuE ua 6'/r preferred Indian Lake Gold Industrial — 3.00 32c Car Jan 65 46% Mar Steel Mines Mines * ; 30,161 --UI * Imi>ei*ial life Assurance— Imperial Oil 84 1.48 3.15 5 Ltd—IIIIII! 10 Imperial Invest class A 53 53 1.45 17% coml! preferred.— 54 12:% 10 94,190 1.47 • Alger Mines New Imperial Bank 12 1.22 Jan 18% Jun Jim 10% 12 1.18 ... Nai-iunul Peci'iuuuih 4.6-5 44% 13c 1.10 2.08 Feb 13 12 .—5 Jan 210 II,545 July 1.10 July 25 13C 14c i 41 4,004 30 5.05 ] 8,400 4,011 Jun Mar ^ V 25c 6,500 48 "• Ii Chemical & 23%' May 7,455 18% 2912 4.70 4.75 1.25 5.35 45c Feb 3.15 22,479 '*'■ 48 Mines Drug 23% May I8V2 17% 30 — Erie National Jan 17% 10 __ 26c « ! Feb 18% • • * 1 10% 4.40 14% A common Aug ♦ * «)Q1 • 4.00 July 11% Feb 23% Feb 11% Apr IHi Minerals L Paper Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Hugh Pam Porcupine—; Humber 45c common — Smith Jan 53c * class Brewery 46 Ltd— Co Class A Hoyle 5 20c Feb 14% I "HI* —IIIIIIl Hi Pre erred Class B Howard 46 Jun Jun 30c j Metals Nam a Hi 39c 30c 9c 14,100 —II* : ; 635 6,500 Hinde ■& Dauch Canada 4,800 4,000 17c 9c 1.10 ~1 Uranium 33,625 1 July 32 c —II* 10c Mines Jan Jun 116 71 % Mar 1.25 Industries City Petroleums- 51c Gold 85% 25c —— 45c Heva Gold- Mines Jan 4.00 ———III —I—* Mining __ ■» Jan 20 9c 100 48c 18c 89c Aug 30c j 1 Ked 1 : Jun Aug " 58 % 1.19 Mines 1 Mines,. Jun 9C preferred—_I_50 7% 6% May Jun 7% 87 22 1 Lake Headway Heath 12c ,i 12c 38c 20c . Feb 33o ,1~25 Lakes Iron class Gold of Head 12c 18c - 21c ' 31c 382 22c Feb 79% May 1.299 93 July 6 25 71 1 7*3 16c 9%c <J F) ..Hasaga Mines. 1.13 lie 32,350 22 Warrants v. - 73% Z Mexico Tramways Midcon Oil & Gas Meta .722%' Apr . 19c 11,000 Merrill Island Mining Merrill Petroleum Mersey Paper 5%% Mar 11,000 j 12,400 10c & Development_50o 14 , Jan 25c Petroleums Apr 21% Mar July Jun Apr 8% 6% May 25c Lake Mentor Exploration Apr May 25 2% July 10 1.85 Apr 11c 100 200 22 Lake McMarmac Red 90 8,010 Jan 34c 13c 9%c — McWatters Gold Mines 2,600 . 8 —I* I III1 Jun 17% Aug 37,000 8 • common Jun 67c 8.90 14,700 18C 25c IIIII Red 11c 1.25 May Jan 6,000 1.66 15c II100 Porcupine McKenzle 5%c Jun 6c 1.55 15c - Jan Aug Mar 9 %c com ± Frontenac Jan 11 Vac , 25 22 1.55 1 48 Aug 34c 100 July 6c 1 52 Jun 12% 17,372 > Jan 3,000 -' 11 5T4 25 Grain class B Mclntyre 3.40 25 2.05 1.42 July I—1 : Ltd Maybrun Mines Jun 49 9,500 ' - * common— Preferred 23% Jan 7c * Aug 21 35 6c 1 McOoll Mar 7c Maritime Mining Corp Martin-McNeely Mines Jun 28 1.50 ■* Mines 27% Jan 2,275 3,400 29 Va 1.46 .1—1 Ltd Milling Mines May Aug 20% July 25 ' ' V" , 11. 6%c 22 32% 5%c Uranium McCabe Mar 28% * Massey-Harris-Fergusou Ltd Jan 28 1.46 Marigold Oils Ltd May 25c 100 1 Mines Goldfields Maneast High Low 32 1 common Malartic 47% Mar Jun 10c 1 11 6%c Jan Mar Aug 4,895 9c 18% 11 9.50 -V 1 Maple 2.10 25,900 18c 17% 18% 10% Jan 34c 13c : 20% it 15c 9e — Jan May ,-;k 12,000 9.10 >20% __ 30 . Gwillim Lake Gold 34c 8.90 16c Feb •a. - Feb 29c p. v Aug 7,000 % 51 Corp Majortrans 10%c 9c 2,500 v- Consolidated 70c 5,000 . 50% 35% -38c , —+—,i Products .Gurney Jun Range Since Jan. 1 High 32 Mines—I Madsen Red Lake Gold 1.40 Shares 29% Jan 1.20 July 25c Aug 8,875 50% • 1.30 May 27c for Week Low B Magnet __ 35 34c Class Jan 8% 5.00 , " 5.80 8 4.75 > —> 10 7 20% Lead' Mines Gnif , Par Sales Range MacMillan Eloedel class A July 3.80 Aug . 150 _90 Mines Ltd. Gulch 885 21 :—• Gridoil Freehold Guaranty Trust Jun 30 1 j Uranium Greyhawk 10c 4.95 •„ Great Plains Develop—, • Aug 500 i 24 1 common $2.80 preferred 60c 42c " ;77 ' : I,200 Feb Week'* of Prices Last Sale l'rice High 20c 24 24 . 25 +«.+ Low 14,900 21 * — —+• Northern Gas Great. 7 "V - Friday Range Since Jan. 1 High 28c 32c 60c 00c' v.. % . 12c. 12c ; 4.00 3.85 4.00 1.25 1.20 1.30 ; 25c - 25c - 33c „ . 21c 21c < -9c 9c 10c - 8c 6c 8c > 81c 85c 8Gc — 18c :19c 190 ... 190 192 43 43 43 , 13c . 13cl3%c lie 10c lie 2.00 2.00 2.20 38% 38% 39% j" Great Lakes Preferred 9 STOCKS Shares 25c '-v—; Mining — Glenn Uranium Mines—i » 1 Goldale Mines ———i ——-1 Goldcrest Mines—— — 1 Gold Eagle Gold—— s . .—1 Golden Manitou Mines1 Goldfields Uranium 1 Goodyear Tire Canada common * 4% preferred 2— +50 .Graham-Bousquet Gold—^ —1 Grandwies Mwes • Granduc Mines +—_—„i 1 Great Lakes Paper * Glacier AUGUST for Week Sale Price WEEK ENDED FOR Sales Last STOCKS i 41 Mines 1 1 * 37c 35 %C -38c 7,500 %c 33%c 16c 23,150 30','4 29% 31% 17,803 125 120 125 562 •43c- 13 9.35 2.50 9c 16 % 100 Feb Feb Jan 9% 17 %c Jail Jan Jun July 36% July May 143 43c 42'2C 2.025 42c Feb 57c Apr 36c 51c 49,600 21c Jan 74c Jun 41c lie 12.000 8c Aug 13c Jan 10c 8c Aug 10c Jan 6c 70c 4.50' 6c 4,000 6c 65c 72c 31,900 54 c 4.50 425 4.50 4% Aug 1 6 Jan 28 May Jan The Commercial and f2 Financial Chronicle Monday, August 12, 1957 . .. ,(662) CANADIAN MARKETS FOR RANGE AUGUST 9 WEEK ENDED Week's Sales Range tor Week of Prices Shares Last STOCKS Sale Price 85c 8,700 55c 22c 22c 22 %c 29,300 18c Feb 13 V* 2,601 12 y8 13 y8 4,469 3.50 3.25 3.55 78,987 52c 63c 27c 79c Gold Mines Oil 1.70 79c 79c 85c 32,300 1.55 -1.70 10,000 1.40 1.07 1.00 1.07 10,204 1.30 I"III Gold of B C Pitch-Ore Uranium Pioneer 1.25 1.40 6,515 1.60 May Jan 1.66 Jun 1.20 Oil 9c 13,000 1,020 15c Jan Triad 10 Aug 13% Jan Trinity 38 y2 1,180 36 Aug 46V2 63c 63c 67c 5,950 68 71 880 3.85 3.80 4.20 6,800 8c 8C 1,000 Apr 13c Jan Union Gas of Union Mining 1.15 1.10 1.25 7,200 1.10 May 1.70 Jun United Asbestos 7.30 6.85 7.45 2,875 6.75 Jan 8.80 Apr United Corps Ltd 5.40 5.65 3,205 5.40 Aug Estella 1.75 1.80 2,130 1.75 1.45 1.40 1.45 Airways 4.00 3.80 50c 8 %C 9%C 1.00 Jan Jan 7c Jun 831/2 Jun 5.90 3.80 Aug Apr 8.35 Mar United 3.95 Mar United Feb July 4.25 July 1.70 Mar Jan 18c Fuel Class B United i " J_ 12c 7.35 5.349 35c 35c 7,500 1.83 1.90 5,820 20c 25c 41,900 24C 11% 1,275 11 77c 80c 5,000 73c 70c Ventures Apr Vico Jail Violamac 19 Mar 77c 1.35 1.40 16,815 18c 58,050 11c 40c 40c 44c 19,100 37c 3,100 1.26 — 2.50 Jun Webb 23c Jan 60c 67c 8,425 50c Feb 75c Jan 15c 16c 19,200 15c Aug 35c Mar 1.01 768,700 21c Apr 40c Aug 16% Maurice & St 9c Jan 15c Feb 9c Jan 24c July 70 % 70 y2 72 7.92 64 Mar 77 San 19 19% 2,831 16 Jan 10% 10 y2 Feb 11c Apr \ i3%ci7%c 385 29,505 14% 231/4 Jun 12% Jan I71/2C Aug 25 81c 84c 14% July 83c 19c 1,075 40c July 24% 55c 54c 1,500 45c Jun Mar 151/2 July Feb 13c Jan Mar 1.35 9% Mar 380 30 29% Jun 15c 9,100 15 14% 98 July 73c 10.350 20c 19c __ ' 18% 91 900 95 ' * 30% July May 68c Jan Jan 70c Jun 19c 19c 25c 79.100 * 1.39 1.25 1.40 10,100 1.27 Jan 1.82 Jan 1 2.95 2.90 3.25 7,950 2.10 Jan 3.60 Jun 50c 3.60 3.15 3.80 54,159- 2.50 Feb 3.95 Jun Security Freehold Petroleums—. * Shawinigan Water & Power common—* 8.10 7.05 8.10 33,945 3.60 Jan 8.10 July 87 87% Gold River Sand Sapphire Petroleums Ltd Cement Saskatchewan Rainbow Oils Ltd Scurry • 14% 95 14% —25 1 1 Antonio Gold ' Class preferred preferred A Class B Shermt Sicks Slocan Souris Ltd Southam Standard 495 20% Apr 23 May 305 20% Jun 22 Jan 500 3.90 Aug 66c 66c 69c 5,300 60c Jun 33c 33c 36c 2,500 33c Aug 10% .10 10% 700 18 17% 18 1,413 11 89c 80c 89c 9,550 66c 4.50 4.50 100 8c 8c 2,000 47 47 45 -- 50 —— 20c 20c * ! Jan Jan 2% July 8c * Jan 1.05 Starratt Bros Steel Aug Jun 48% 500 16c May 51 200 47 Jan 30c 9,252 24c Aug 10 6,200 8 Mar 30c Sunburst 60c 11% Jun 40c 78,320 21c Feb 78c Mar 28c 31c 15,033 27c Jan 42c Jan 40c 39c 405/aC 445 3.50 4.00 13,380 3.15 Jan 6.40 2.50 2.70 6,360 2.50 July 5.00 Apr 1 2.32 2.30 2.60 41,725 1 1.44 1.35 1.47 62,486 60c Feb 10c Jan Mines Ltd 34 1 > .— 11c 11c 12c 50,000 * 2414 241/4 241/4 50 • Mar 43 Jun 67 Western class (Geo) Class Tandem 68 * common new Gold 16%c Aug 3.40 3.8C 300 2.75 Mar -28c 5,500 . 7 67% jun 8lc Feb 4.70 Apr 26c Aug 54c Jan 17c 15 c 17c 13.000 15c July 35c Jan 26c 24c 28c 16,834 16 %C Jan 53c May I'-.c Aug 17c 8c 6.000 2.30 2.45 17,025 19 19% 270 2.25 2.15 2.44 24,429 80c 75c 83c 6,400 2.05 2.00 2.15 a Jan 2.50 Feb 1.12 15 5 July 19% Aug May Jan 3.00 Apr Jan 1.83 23 % 24% 1.35 Apr * -il 24% 1 00 840 Vz Jan 85 90 30 9.00 535 1.-32 1 Warrants 87 8.75 1.15 1.50 16,750 60c 80c 1,400 60c Aug 533.100 10c Feb 60c —-—— .—— 12 6% Alar 32c 28c 37c 7c 7%c 4,500 7c 20c 20c 25c 24,634 20c * 14% 14% 15 863 * >37 37% ♦ 37 24c 1.35 1 18c 37c July Winnipeg & Central Gas Wood (John) Indus class A Windfall Oils 1 & 1 * Mines Woodgreen Copper — * —— Wright-Hargreaves Yale Lead Zinc— & Yankee Canuck Yellorex 1 Mines Zenmac 12c 13c _ ' —_1 . 18c 16c 1 Metal * — Zulapa Mining 0%c Gc 26c 26C 6c 7.000 1.60 July July 37c 13c Jan Jan 16c Apr Jan 1.93 Aug 23c Apr 10%C Feb May Jan 31c 1,500 1.30 May Jun 7c 6,159 v 32c 32 V2C — July 1.20 19,470 27c 1 40 Feb 8c 1,000 8c Jun Aug 18c 203,200 1.29 1.20 1.25 July May 1.15 4,700 8V2C 8%c — * Mines • 43c 23c 6,735 18c Jan lie 19 35 28:350 1 Bear Yukeno 20c Oil-—- Mines Yellowknife 35c 1.35 Aug Jan 10 % 70 . 23c 1.35 Jan 1.84 Mar Aug —_—1 Larder Winchester May 2.90 1,15 Aug Ltd Wiltsey Coghlan Ji'-n Jun 93% May July 87 Apr 27% 28 19% Mar 9.00 Willroy Mines 3.90 Jan 18 % 1,98.3 24 46c 11.800 24'% —100 Toronto Stock 40c Apr July 75c Mar Exchange—Curb Section Funds Friday STOCKS Week's Last - Anglo Pulp Canadian Asbestos Low * Paner Corp Share* 1 \High Range Since Jan. v Low High 32 100 7% 28 1,695 25 % 3.75 3.75 4.00 910 31% Apr 7% Aug 25% Aug 3.75 July 22 22 22 220 21 30 28 39% Jan 10% Jan 35 Aug Jan Mar 32 7% 7% * — 5 • —5 —: for Week ' of Prices Par Anglo Newfoundland Develop— Sales .Range Sale I'rles Bulolo Gold Dredging—— Canada & Dominion Sugar 1,127 231/2 May Feb 60 Jun 34c- May 26% „ 600 ' 73% May 11c 18,900 17% Aug 23% May 20c Aug 59c Jan 15c 20c 23c 10,500 10c 10c 3,500 2.60 8,980 32c 2.45 July 28c Aug 41/2 Feb May 4.10 45c Jan May 9 Jun 9 100 1.255 17 3,000 51/2C July 1.200 3.50 May 5.50 Jan 7,800 1.10 1.75 Jun 5%c 5»/2c 7c .* 3.70 3.70 3.80 1.48 1.45 1.54 Feb Jan • common Mines 211/2 Apr 9%c Jan 19%. 19% _1 ' .— 21 9c May 16c Dalhousie Oil Dominion Glass 40c 7,781 35c Jan 55c Jan 10 Jan 3.35 50c 9% 9% 5 1.85 2.10 15,635 _l ; 2.45 2.45 2.75 25c Tiara Mines I* 71c • 78c . .6.300 1.55 Langleys Loblaw preferred 33 % 809 30c 64% * ,* 18% 64 — " 15% Mar 2.95 Aug 32 Aug 20c 4,220 200 - . Jan 28 _50 , 181 .33 % .. 150 38:?:. -, . 619 95 33% 28 , 51 806 95 33 % 5 j 32c 64% 18% ' 1875 7.50 Ogilvie 12_ Inc Minnesota & Flour Ontario 38, 38 81 Price Bros '£.2 —2.50 •' common— ,1 —J—J Consolidated 81 :6 — Paper Pato Consolidated Gold Mines. Gold Cprb__ 2.45 Aug Feb 4.90 Jan 74c 14.000 50c 75c 79c 7.800 72c 11c 10c 11c 34.600 9c July 36c 28 90 - 5<5c May 37% Jan 103% Jan 33% Aug 39 Mar 93% May 22 Aug May Aur May 63 Jan Feb . 33% Aug 37% Jan 2 .. .16% .31 \ .25% «,: '-30 81 160 26 Va ' 31 j 3.80 ,3,90" '.:>50U,;: 47%v.'-T; 50 3.90-, —1 65c 62c 65c • ' ,' ... , 275 4,400 327 3,500 64% Mar .—25>7i Aug 30 - Aug 3.70 July 500 ; 47% Aug 54c Mar 34 Apr 86 -May :J' 5.20 Apr ^."': 59 Jan -89c *May .. . . 65c 70c 21,300 19c Jan 93c July 41% 41 Aug 49 , No par Odd lot sale '• value. •• .' OUT-OFrTOTyN. AND CANADIAN MARIUETS •• ' ' * •. ^ it-/. 1 i~r,u-t*. - (not^lhclude^iH^ear'a^ range).'/'*, V, •''/" -• (i)pfc included Jan 67c 10 FOR FOOTNOTES * a Apr Jun 68c Tombill Gold Mines. Bank 32 „ * 1 1956 Gaspe Copper Mines Paper May 9 40c 9% 19% Aug __1 Thompson-Lundmark • common Canada Dupont Co Mar 2.05 - 262 July 15.166 1 A 1 Calgary _1 120 10c 9c 9c 1,565 32 * Jun 4.90 18% Mar » Intl Utilities new com— 6% 4% 358 19 3.10 19 2.95 International 4.90 735 30% 18 2.95 __ * Paper Feb 17% 6% Consolidated * 2—1 — Jan 6% 50c — 2,200 9%c Marconi 4.50 Apr 25% May 31% May 20 May 4.10 May 39% Jan Jan. 23,795 2.50 6c Industries common 17% _* ,* Gold Dominion 4,000 7%c . —— General Investments 7c 32c Taurcanis Mines Toronto 18c 26c — Canadian 18% 10c Taylor Pearson common Teck-Hughes Gold Mines Temagami Mines Texas 17c * B Warrants Yukon Tamblyn Jan 2,845 *■ Canadian 6 y2 c 23c Industries Sylvanite Jun 82% 2,965 8c A 5.05 Mar 17% 2.50 _ Cons 5.00 13% Feb Jan 1,300 7.50 2.40 Petroleum Naco Weston 1.75 July 7c Mines Petroleum common ; Inlet Switson 67 2.30 Aug 18 V* * .Ordinary Surf July Apr 2.50 Gas Propane Supertest 83c July 2.95 4.05 3.90 1 Jan 36c Exploration Superior 2.00 Mar Feb 76% — 55% May 28c Contact Cons Jun Mar Jan 50c 19,500 Jan 29c Aug 1.30 13,050 3.40 Jan 3.90 Mining Sullivan 10c 135,460 «■'" 19% Petroleum Decalta Apr 45 38c s Steep Rock Iron Mines Sturgeon River Gold Sudbury July 44% , Canadian * Canada of Steeloy Aug 23c May 32% Mar 17c Jun 1 Nickel Stedmau 10c 8,000 * Canadian & May 6 Jan 3 1,300 4,257 7.25 1 Warrants Apr 5% Corp Uranium Oil May 73c Jan 1.03 • Stanwell 18 Apr July Jan * Warrants Stanrock v.;-v —* Products 20% May Materials & Uranium 14% 56c uttii Jan 4.40 Jan 63c 11 * — 2,005 75% —. Jan 8% ' . 4.55 15c 51 30c 1 1 20c 9% July 24c * Oils Paving Stanleigh Jan 21 21% 21 * preferred Mines Stadacona 8.10 4.25 * Air Services Mines & Oils Spooner Jan Jan 21 1 —_— Spartan Aug 44% 3.90 —• Union Southern 98 48 3.90 * Oil Valley 4.85 July 50c ; Roi Van 31,188 - 21% 1 Mines Manufacturing Somerville 5.25 Aug 21 Standard D July 46 % 457 • Simpsons Ltd Siscoe Mines Ltd K 40 25 J 5.25 trust Silverwood Dairies class A— S 87 4.90 —— 1 Breweries common Sigma Mines Quebec Silver-Miller Mines Silver Feb 98 46 % 96 1 Goraon Voting 80 96 46% 87% r 50 50 i —— b.40 17c Jan May 1 Ltd 107,740 ' Jun Feb 1.73 * Maygill Gas Oil Western 13,700 1 Mines ,lie —1 Nickel Lake Westeel 15,200 „ Uranium Michael 1,915 11c 1 West Jan ioy2 Preferred 3.95 10.100 ,6,600 '5% 10c 7.25 75% * * 1.00 21c 19% Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common July 15 5% —_1 Knapp Pyrite Copper Werner 25% May 9%c 15 %c Gas Feb 70 • 80c Wespac Petroleums Ltd— West Malartic Mines 18c preferred—i 5% 60 Jan 68c 70c 1.82 May Feb Aug ". 1 3.60 » Feb 55 34% .35% lie ——:—* (Canada) Ltd— 1 Weedon 8,861 , 35 %! Wayne Petroleums Ltd—1 1.25 May 21,432 63c 20c 10%c Aug 39 ; 12c- 3.30 25% July Jan 90 ' 14% 63.C Feb 7.15 May 105 •■4.50 4.25 May -24c May 19% 1,300 ,66 . 80c Mines Amulet 9y2c Aug 46c , ",11c 3.30 / » 55 66 8% Aug 86 ". Jan 5.50 Mar 675 10% c : 55 „ 7% July 7,675 ^25 ——1 —— Walker G & W_^ 4.350 22 % 19c 20c : 6.55: ;13c Wainwright Producers & Ref 12,167 40c 6,000 Aug 62% ; >1.49 Waite 12c 70c. 3,705 1.40 Feb 1.00 May Jan 19% 320 77 '10c Jan 1.65 „ St Jun 0% 10c Jun 23c 9c • 62,367 ■ 6.90 75C 1.45 1.35 Jun 1.50 20% common Jan 93c 1 1.90 July 18c Corp 33c Feb 17 ' 67c Mining Feb ———————_—1 Mines Oils 9y2c Mines Lawrence 20c 26c : 1.49 Mar 1.50 40c —:—; Explorations 9%C 82c Ltd Feb Preferred St *' 2,825 -^10 %c -* I—1 * -i Ltd Consol Explorations Vulcan isy2c Industries Ryanor Vandoo —I Vanadium Alloys Jan 26c Aug 75c .10 28 c"; / "* Mar 2.87 July 16c Oils 24,976 ,v23%. 14%,v Apr •35% Aug 9.00 Jan ••■"'3,390 "2Qc * 1 r — Mines— 10% Mar July ^11 Canada 34c i" *73% 4-5p;t': ; Jun 145%. May '7:15- ,6.10 * — Steel Corp Upper Apr Feb G7C * 1 _,_ July ,8% "V Jun 40c July 96 21c Jun 3.25 Apr 3.35 May . 33% 6.9Q :2tc',-l">2tC 28c 7,200 .; May 42% Feb 2.00 Mar :.4B Jan 3,302 2liC 30 7.00 1.20 ►-12,500 v :: 5,270 ' -;102 2ic 30%*-", rr25 — United 15c Consol ; 100 ■—1 ' Hill United Montauban 80c Feb 11 1.35 .50c ■; 33c- 28c ,— v Apr 3.10 • "' preferred———50 A Api- 39 •1.91 >' class B—— Mines 36% 2,525 ■"•', "200 1>1<M75 2.85 —1 preferred —: Keno , —, 31 Jail 28c Jun 15c Jan 1.25 July 1.79 May 2.34 6.75 Aug 35c 78c Pete Ltd (A V) Can Ltd— Russell . 10c 6.75 ' _• Royal Bank of Canada Royalite Oil common— <&■ 25,000 10c 1 Rocky Roe 51c 1.83 Uranium Roxana 5,100 lie Rockwin Mines Rowan 60c 35c Mines Roche 51c 33c Aug July Aug 7.05 Rupununi Mines Ltd— Athabasca Uranium Rio Rix 21c 87c — Mines Explorations Rexspar Rlchwell 9,854 28,816 51c Kay rock ■X 25c 1.00 Mines Uranium Rainville Mines Ltd— Reef 21c 93c Corp——" Feb 1.50 1 * —* 1 — 2nd pfd— Canada—, Inv United Oils 21c 95c Ascot Copper Quebec Chibougamau Gold. Quebec Copper Corp Quebec Labrador Develop— Quebec Lithium Corp Quebec Manitou Mines Quebec Metallurgical Queenston Gold Mines—_— Quemont Mining Quebec — Acceptance Union 2.30 8%c Aug ——— Chibougamau Ultra. Shawkey Mines Aug -1.16 1,400 56,775 5,000 4.10 8%c Producers Ltd Minerals Ltd Gas Jan 55 — East Dome Uranium Mines Prospectors 7c 20 "f Jan 70 Electric Radiore Resources Pipeline 1 Prairie Trans "%-* 43%, 22C'-*^' 28c 27% Jun 39% 38 • 100 20 Jan 42% 2.90" ! —* —* * -* 1 Transcontinental 10 v* Gold Border Purdex Mountain Oil Pipe Line— Apr " 1.60'«\ Jan 1.83 8c Warrants Provo Empire Oils—_.—: Trans 1.50 Jan 10 Gold Rouyn Corp Prairie Oil Roy— Prenton Jan 36 8c Power Pronto Trans 10 River President Trans Aug 33%'"jyj.tu Jun 32 430 - 25% ■25% High 17% 85 500 36 25%',: Ltd——1 ■—* Jun Low 20 35%. 35%' —40 — preferred Canada Explorations 5% 3G __1 Placer Development Premier 1.20 18%. Elevators -* Toronto General Trusts, —J~. 20 Toronto Iron Works class A—->—— Traders Finance class A i ---* Toronto 2.25 May 1.00 July 1.45 1.45 • Phillips Oil Co Ltd— Pickle Crow Gold Mines Powell Apr 88c Jan 126,700 4,600 1.60 1 Petrol Oil & Gas Powell May 3.90 Jan 2.30 Jun 16% 18 Aug " Minerals & 12 Ve Jan 26 %c May Feb 12% 12% 52c Permo Perron Peruvian 9 12% ;_i.25 Pipeline common.. Gas & Oil preferred. Pembina 95c Apr —1 Gas Nat River Peace 80C 1 Consol 81c Range Sirce Jan. I Shares High Low Par High Low 1 Ltd— Mines Urunium Pater Paymaster Range Since Jan. 1 for Week of Prices Sale Price High Low Par Last STOCKS Sales Range Friday Week's Friday " 41 42% 374 Jun 98c 1.25 Jan d Deferred delivery sale Jan Jan - f Flat price. * Cash sale fnot - ; ' ; Included in year's range), ; | 'V • Number 5663 186 Volume . . The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . <663) NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES Quotations for Friday, August 9 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 have been sold (indicated by the "bid") or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on The "National" list is composed of Securities request. which have a wide national distribution. Par Industrials and Utilities Bid Par San Par ——1 Corp— Air Products Inc 1 American Barge Line Co ..5 35% 38 23 Mi 25% Halle Mines Inc Haloid .Company American Box Board .1 28 30'» Haima 10 38 5% Aerovox Co Express Co Hospital Supply Corp American-Marietta Co American _2 Research Amer & CO Partic Missouri Western 12% 14 Mi 241/4 26% Associated Avon Oil Aztec & 49% 24% 261/2 18% 24% 32 34% Interstate 37 Interstate 45 Vt 48% Investors 1 17% 18% Co Class Motor A Iowa Public Investment Co Bareco bo Mfg & Lomb Baxter (A J) Co__i0 1 Optical 20 »/4 Iowa 10 10% lu 10% —1 9 Va 8% 43 22% Black, Sivalls & Bryson Inc com 1 28% 6% & Brown 25 17% 241/4 Mfg .1 7% 14% 38 * 35'/4 Inc —J—10 411/4 1 13'/'« 14% Steel Bullock's Castings Co Wat & Canadian Cedar 10% 11 % 37 Stand Fruit 26% Standard Register 1 14% 15% Stanley 16% 17% 1 103% 108% _5 27% 29% Stanley 25 Statler Hotels Delaware Corp 1 Stouffer Cofp 1.25 15 % 111 Co— lO 32 15 % 16% 22 % Struthers 11 V'4 12% Suburban 34% Suntide 5 11 12 Sutton - 27 Va Indiana Co-..—.-—5 13 Central Louisiana Electric Co__5 35 Central Maine 21 % Co.-Til-10 Power Central Soya Co 19% 30 %r 29 Tampax Chattanooga Corp--—-6;: Co !—1 A) Tennessee ..TO % 1-7% * 5% 4Vb 38 50c 36 38 % Texas 16 34 36% Thermo 10 40 Inc 25% lu 31 Lau 13% Co 17% 18% 5% 6 % Corp Star 4% 32 1 , 34% 69% 73% _1 30 % 32% 1 42 V2 45% cl B__5 com America of Steel 4% 10c ... Loan Co 10% 1 4 4% Prods 1 16% McDermott 15 % 16% McLean _1 6'it 6% Prod—— 9% Citizens Util Co com cl A_,.33%c 1514 class B———33 %c Common Clinton Machine Coastal . Gas States Collins B Colonial • Co- A Radio Class L_ Co Inc Stores of Gasoline 4% Corp__l Petroleum 5 Va 63% 1 5% 6 1 N T 8 Va 9'/4 & S of Bank Bid of North Bankers Boatmen's 24% 37 Minneapolis Gas Co Mississippi Shipping preferred —_—25 1 34 «/2 Commonwealth Gas Corp_ 7% Vt 8% Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c 6% 7 conv 18 Connecticut Light & Power Co_* Miss Co 9% National Gas 9% National Homes Corp Class B common 38 % Phila_10 53 (N J) Trust Natl Bank Natl of Bk of Bk Exch Corn (N Southern & Bank Co 7 Vb Y)__ 10 Donnelley R) (R 68'/a Cleveland Trust Co 14% Commercial State Bank Bradstreet & Norris 20% Nortex 62% 66 North 13% 15Vb North 22% 24% Dunham 2% 25% 27% 8% 9% 1 29.% 43% Trust Co. 33 % Connecticut Bank 22 Vt Continental 111 Co 27-% 30 Va 2 26% 27 24% 26 Va 5 22 % 24 Va $1 C> ■y Co 1 Corp 8% 9 Va lo 24% 26% 38 42 2% Electrolux Gas File Empire Oil & 8 16% 17% • Co 26 % 28 V'4 Gas 13% 14% 1 10 11V4 1 16 17% 5 Gas American Penn 12% 13 % 50c Corp Coal Co Co North Serv Indiana Northwest $4 pfd_* Pub Production Co.—'* Corp —1 Northwestern Pub Serv Co 62 66% 3 38% 40% 5 Tit 6% 15% 16% 16% 15% Otter Tail Power Co 25% 27% Miss Coal Ben Equity Oil Co Fairmont Fanner River Prod—lc Corp • 7Va Flrst Natl Fisher 5% 6% 8% 9Va 50% 54% 8% 9% 33% 36 Va Pendleton 22 23 Vb Pepsi-Cola . Co —* — Co (J P) 117 Airmotive 55% 19% 21 Vt 59% *63% Commerce Bank Trust Natl (Albany Newark N Y) Essex & York Trust Co 27 7.50 53'% 43 73'A 100 435 56 Tr Co Philadelphia Natl Bank Pilgrim Trust Co (Boston) 74% Provident First Trust 10 Corp 7 Va (Pgh) Co 70'% 63 Co (Camden National 34% 6% 19% 21% (Atlanta) _10 31'A 33'% N J) Bk First Natl Bank of Boston—12% First Natl Bk of Chicago Natl Bank First Natl Bk First Nat'l 69% o1 Dallas 340 10 32% 35% Clty)__25 (Jersey 50'% 25 64% 69 Louis—20 59 62% 63 65% of Bk St Franklin N 45% 28 31% 5 Bk 26 27% (Franklin Y) Trust Bk_15 45% General 1 Bottlers—I .3% 16% 65% 68% York—10 11 Bank (Phila) 20 43 45% 55 58 V2 Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D CL-21 Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of 130 Boston 10 33% 36% 10 73% 77% 17% 19% Royal Bank of Canada Ryo National Louis Bank Union (N Y) Trust Bank-State Street (Boston, & Sav Bk 44% 8% Trust Mass) 63 68% 10 27 29% Angeles) 12% Security Natl Bk of Hunting¬ ton (N Y) B 46% 49% 27 31% 41% 45% Natl Bk of Phila— Bank Sterling of Natl Albany Bk A Tr 10 Co Y) 25 Co—10 43% 10 2% 20% 9% 10 41% 10 42 45% 10 A Tr Co of New Jersey Union 453 425 Trade Bk Co 22% 24% <N Y) (Cleveland) Hartford 30% 33 Hudson 27% (Jersey City N J) 25 Hudson Tr Co (Union City)—8 50 55% 15% 17% (N Y)—10 32 35% United States 33% 33% Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Arli)-5 Plymouth 19% 20% 222 Industrial Bk of Com 1 17% 18% Portland Gas & 19 16% 18 Industrial Portland General Electric Co_7% 23% 25 % Potash Co of America Union Tr Co of Maryland 39 Lumber Pickering Polaroid Rubber Corp 23 VB 22% 31% Frito -—* 15% 17% Pub Serv Co -—1 31 33 % 22% 35 Va Co__ 9% Coke Co 25% 2 1 Co • 5 Va 212 6 County Providence R Natl Bank 10 I United States Trust 5 36 % Producing Properties Inc —10c Co of New Hamp 5 16% 8% 17% Mexico—5 16% (Boston) Tr Co (N Y)_20 2 % 1 20% 68 21% 1 29% 32 Corp of America—1 6% Telep (Calif) Purolator of New Sugar Corp Products Rare Metals 5ft 5'/a % preferred Giant Portland Cement 24 Va 19 12 Va 15 3 24 16 9% 57 Va 82% 20% 46 49 14% 17 16% 18 % 1 19% 21 % Riley Stoker Corp 26% 281/4 River 48% 51% 27 V 2 29% 14% 15% 25c Robblns & Myers Inc * Robertson (H H) Co 1 Rochester Telephone Corp 10 Rockwell Manufacturing Co„2% Roddis Plywood Corp 1 (A P) Fire Brick Co 5 Green Mountain Power Corp—5 Gruen Industries Inc 1 6 % 7 V'4 ...—• 9% 10% Sulphur Corp 10c Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co new—2.50 34 % Gulf Interstate Gas Co Gulf \ 1 5% 6% 37 Industrial & Utility Stocks quoted in the above 17 % 8% 53 78 19% Richardson Co Great Green We make Markets in two out of every three of the 25% Brand Rice Mills Inc—3% 21% Co preceding page. 16 V'4 19% Financial Corp_l see 35% 20% Republic Natural Gas Co Resistoflex Corp Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co_2 Western footnotes 26% 33 8% 20 Va 20 For 7% 1 7% 18% Genl Tele Co of the Southwest 7% 2 1 Reichhold Chemicals ^—2.50 pfd—20 General Gas Corp Gen 44% Roadway Express class Ryder System Inc A 5 National list of Over-the-Counter Your orders A inquiries arm TROSTER, HA 2- 2400 Securities. incited SINGER & Members: N. Y. Security Dealers Association 74 Trinity Place, New York 6, N. Y. CO. 1- 376 71% 28% 17% Punta Alegre .1-10 Co 10% Co— 23% 32 Corp Pub Serv Oil 21% I Natl Bk of 17 47% > Bank of Commerce— 12 59 % 74% 20 Second 10% 56 9% 70 47 (Chi)—100 Natl Bk A Tr 2 Co___20 Trust Bank of New Tr 29% 48'% 20 Corn Exch Guaranty Trust Co (N Y) Harris Indus „70c 37% 26% Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)_12 (N Glrard 35% 10 Security First Natl Bank (Los 42% 10 Rochelle Natl Trust Second First Westchester Natl Bank New 15% 10 State First Natl of & St Paterson Natl Tradesmen's 14'A 54 City Bank (N Y)__20 First Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Co (Phila) 10 of First 59'A 5 Royal State Bk of New York_5 72% 330 100 Bank Trust Co First 18 Tool 29 Crude 455 33% 32'A (Hackensack N J) 67% 30 Natl Bk & Tr Camden Hanover 21% General 76% (Chicago) Northern 78% 24% 21% - 50% 36% Peoples First Natl Bk A Tr Co (Pgh) 20 Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Ctj 50% 20 30% 1 Garlock Packing Co 45% 47 25 75 Pioneer Natural Gas — Gas Service Co 57% 33% (N Y) 47% (N Y)_lo Co Trust 8% — Co 29% Bank¬ Fidelity-Phila 22% 2 Mi Corp 58% A (N J) 25 Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston.12% Natl State Bk of Newark 12% New Eng Trust Co (Boston).lOO 37'A 2.50 Corp Ltd 45'% 297 Bank of Westchester.O City Bank (Cleve )_16 Detroit 31% 29 Foote Bros Gear & Mach Corp_2 Ft Wayne Corrugated Paper_10 Fluor 59 41'% 284 10 of 29 Pan American Sulphur Co 15% Steel Florida 20'/a 124 55'% A Co (N Y)—100 34% 10 50% 10 Co_ 187 (Newark 7% . Co Governor Trust J) 46% 1 Corn Brothers Fisher 6% 1 1 —10c Mortgage Assn.100-- Boston * Mercury Telev "A"__90c Pacific Power & Light Co 6'/a Pacific Pacific 7% Foods 5 Brewing Co 11 24% Mfg Co Federal Pabst 10% 23% Co N Square 1 Oil State Federal Federation Bk & Tr Co 12% Thermador. Corp (Texas)—* Emhart Mfg Co 178 11% 14 34% 50 Y) Empire Trust Co (N Y) J Shops of Del & Elec Assoc-. 15 Va 32% 45% 18% Bank New Fidelity Oklahoma Corp Paso Electric Co 25% Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10 Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)—10 First Bk Stk Corp (Minn) 10 Northeastern Water Old Associates—10 Utilities Eastern 24 (White Co 19% 20% El 30% 24 Va Opelika Manufacturing Corp __5 9% 89 28 24% 14% 8% 85 % 10 18 11 Vb Co Una N 38% 43 'A ing Co 22 % 13% 19% JNat Plains 25% National 89 V* 41% 5 Trust County 84 38% 33% (Chicago) & Trust Co (Paterson N J) 24 35 (Pgh) 20 Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis )_25 National Trust 22% 5 10% 1 ifcinicosct; J_25 Co_12% & 50c 2 Eastern Industries Inc —.—50c East of N Tr A cont_50c 2 . America of d preference <fe Bank 10 10 Mellon Natl Bk ATrCo National 62 57% 100 National 241 226 25 Commercial 31 % Inc Bush Dynamic* 3 1 Sons Co__5 Corp 1 Inc 50 A Y) (N First 20% DuMont Broadcasting Dun Eng 18% Inc & 63% Co 94 Tr Manufacturers Tr Co (H Y) 10 Brook Natl Bank of Freeport (N Y) a 37% 59 -a. 14 Oil Corp & Shirt Nicholson —5 Products Doeskin New 19% Productions—2V2 (Walt) Disney National JLnc_—__ 1 Chemical Arts Di-Noc 35 Trust 19% 36 Va Meadow Morgan 10 (Savannah) 65 10 Va 18 34'A Merchants Natl Bk of Boston. 10 National Inc_l 9% S 20 A; Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co_10 Chemical National Aluminate 1 Dictaphone Corp Ask 9% 10 35% 50 Vb Mountain Fuel Supply Co Co——l Internat Bridge Bid (Phila) Cleve—16 Citizens 6 % Co 26% Chem 3 Trust Irving Trust Co (N Y) Kings County Tr<st Co (Brooklyn N Y) 24% 35% 15 VB Harvester Co 19% Companies 5 13% 24% 8% Detroit 17% Co (Phila) Long Island Trust Co (N Y) 32% 22 Va 8% Detroit 39% 41'/a 12% Co 58 Va Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp. 5 8»A 36% 50« 62'% 52 y« 1 Utilities Montrose . 16% 1 Wyandotte Chemicals Corp Zapata Off-Shors Co 58 39% 38% 17 V2 28 % 15 16 '/a 54% 13% 26% 6 10 38% (St 50 18% Missouri 14% 10 Light Co 10 Bank Natl 37.% 15% 36 161/4 & Liberty Real Estate Bk Centl-Penn 17% 9% 18 Vb 30%,. Company 65 Va Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y)_12% 1 14% 13V4 27% 19% 23 20% 5 8% 17 Pow Wuxlitzer 304 17% Co 13% <I» A) Co — 1 jjeini- Taylor Oil Corp 1 Dentists' Supply Co of N Y„2'/a Wisconsin 621/4 19% Co Continental Transp Lines Inc—1 Darling 20 Vt Wood Conversion Co 21 16 16 % 1 Copeland Refrigeration Corp—1 Cross Company 5 Cummins Engine Co Inc -3 Cutter Laboratories com vtg—1 Common Ltd vtg —1 — 12% 18% 2% Inc 100 lhc__ 1 Mississippi Valley Gas Co_ 19 Va . Co (NY)_5 (N Y) (Phila) Central 7% Line & 39% 44% Inc Barge 11% Par 16 common Valley Williams Industrial County Bank 23% $1.25 18% t-t.rp 36 Camden Inc— Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3 1 10c Co 292 Louis) 20 % A Oil (Newark) _25 Broad St Trust Co 30% Laboratories ...LiiiK Co Gas 32 Vt 5 Eagle 38% America Trust 41 oiass Natural 36% York New 5 Miles Manufacturing Co Ask A 6% Commerce Bank 5 Miehle-Goss-Dexter 41 Va Inc 20 Bank of Michigan Gas Utilities Co 66 38% 28 % Francisco) (San Meredith Publishing Co 24% 1 26% America 19 % 23% 34% Corp_7 Tar Bank 19 Mb 62% 32% White Bank & Trust 10% 22% —2% & 17% 10 12% lc 21% Milling 16% 33% 33 Industries 5 Colorado 5 Services West Point 11% Corp McLean Trucking Co cl A com_l McLouth Steel Corp 2% Eiev Co.—1 Colorado Interstate Gas Co - 29% Transmls King 18%' „_1 1 Jet 31.% Transmission 17 % com_——1 common 28 Vt Welex 1 30% & Co 26 5 1 : (J Ray) 1 Co 13% Corp 15 % Washington Steel Corp Transmls 35% Corp 1 Marmon Herrington Co Inc 1 Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c (W L) 39% 14 w*«tern 12% Marlin-Rockwell Maxsoa 51% 36% 47% 44 City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) _25 Gas 48 ♦ 10 Western Lt & Telephone Co Western Massachusetts Cos 33 1, Automo 31% 5 10 Va • 1% 1 Mfg & Sales Co 27'A 29% Warren Brothers Co lc Co 17 25% 1 16 Va 14% 25 Co_ Frary & dark Blower 15% 60o Co 17 Va 25 % 1 Fibers 5 America 33 % 23% 5 Co Co Glass 16% 47% 27% 3 5 Cent 14% 43 Co Portland Swasey & Corp__1 National 8% 29 Va 44 »A Wart-en (S D) Co Washington Natural Gas Co 21% 3% of Warner 13% 59 Marentont •5 4% 5 Va Vitro Corp 27% Corp Inc Gas 8% 30% 27% 5 12 Corp 59 % 22 8 28'A 2% 25 Inc 56 3 Madison Gas & Electric Co 20% Telephone Co —^10 Central Vt Pub Serv (O 23% 20% 9 1 Gas Refining 7% 13% 20 Macmillan Co 33 19% ----I*' — 46% 6% 12 Va Natural Ludlow 22% ; Central 43% Valley Mould & Iron Corp Vanity Fair Mills Inc Texas 1 Lucky Stores Inc •21% Central Public Utility Corp/"-—6 Utah Southern Oil Co 33% 9% Lone 37% Gas & Gas 31% 30 8% 14 & Gas Co—3 % Elec Upper Peninsular Power Co 1 Corp Propane 1 common- 14% 34 Va 9% 26% 22 10c 2% Corp Greene 9 24% Inc Strong Cobb & Co Inc 20% 10 ..12% 13% — 32% Corp 5 Products non-voting Works i * Tool Universal 35 % Lithium 34% Central 26 % Common Wells & l Co—15 1 Corp Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc 16% Central Electric Home Line United Western Minerals Match Corp. 35% 24% 2.50 Steamship Pipe Drill 33% 23% Liberty 6% Central & 5 Le Cuno Oil Corp 24 Mi 5% • 39% 22 "2 Co 55% 24% 34% Gas 10 22 Va Keystone 11 Va —_1 Corp, ----10 Paper 51 1 2% 21 Va 32 % . Sprague Electric Co Staley (A E) Mfg Co 1 Co 19% 2 Va 19% ♦ Kentucky Utilities Co 37% Point Field Trust ctfs_— Carpenter Co Carbon 15% 18% 32% 10% i1 Co—1 14% 7% Kennametal 35 —— Tele Corp_5 Texas 111 Nat Gas Pipeline Co_l Texas Industries Inc 1 Landers Calif States Gas L-O-F Ltd—10c Southwestern Texas 43%. Ceco Steel Products 4% Eastern 21% Ciun.-uc 4, Gas Texas 19% Petrol 6% preferred .10 United States Sugar Corp 1 United States Truck Line* Inc.l United Utilities Inc 10 Southwest Co 38 u 40% Delhi 9 12% Gas 24% Co—25 Canadian Superior Oil of 19 Va 31 12 Union 35 % Telephone Co_12% Service 35 % 17'A 8 Va Southern 23 % 301% Calnornia Water Calif 20% 29% 68% • Power Co—20 Oregon 19 y2 32% Producing Co__1 Cc Corp preferred Koehring California Corp_50o United Supply Electric Kendall 441/4 Corp Buckeye 39% 39% 25% 5 Pow 6 148 37 Tucson Gas Elec Lt A Pwr Co_5 Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5 16 % 141 37 24 64 Inc Kearney & Trecker Corp Kellogg Co 8'% 1 Co Pipe Lines units. 1 Calif Water Co 1 Steel $1.46 Canada Common Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co-10 Kansas City Public Serv Co 1 26'/2 Beryllium Co Burndy Kaiser 19% 10 preferred Sharpe Mfg Co Brunner Brush 1 $1.20 Inc Bowser Inc Trans 11 Tekoil 7% Mills Botany 16% 10 Va Trans Jessop Steel Co 30% —* 15 South Shore Oil & Devel Co_10c Southeastern Pub Serv Co 10c 15% Jervis Corp 24% Beryllium Corp 28 5% 19 Va Co Utilities Water Jefferson 46% Black Hills Power & Light Co__ I 25% 1 Topp 15 V'4 Heintz Inc Jamaica 91/4 Berkshire Hathaway Inc 15% 1 Tracerlab Inc 14 Va Service Co Southern Jack & 9% _5 Beneficial Corp • 11% Co 14 Va Towmotor Corp 68% Stubnitz 21% —1 1 25% 14% 1 6% 23% Markets Gossett Beil 7% 6 21% Laboratories Bayless 6% 1 —lu —— Bausch 25 Va 23% Co 17% common Iowa Electric Lt & Bates 23% 65% Power Southern Colorado Power Co * Southern Nevada Power Co 1 Southern New Eng Tele Co—25 . Services 7% Skil Corp 2 Smith, Kline & French Lab 33 V3C Corp Industries Ino 5 Freight Sys Securities Diver 25% 14 Southern Textbook Co Interstate Bakeries Corp 34% 23% 12% Pacific Speer 10 10 Inc Gas 17 22 Vt 63% • 6% 1 7% Sierra 1 Indian Head Mills Inc Indiana Gas & Water Co 5 60 32 Va International Corp—10 Spring Products 46 Co 1 28% 15 Va Co—5 1 Time Inc Toxtielm 10 2U-'4 Ask Three States Nat Gas Co 51% 1 19% : Bid 55% 48 1 * Art Metal Construction Co ■- Per 52 30 % Hugoton Production Co Husky Oil Co Hycon Mfg Co 14 __5 Power Gas 140 Aik 1 2 Co 1 a 1 Co 138 & 26 % Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp Class A common class 132 Petroleum— D) 2% Hoover Co 32 Va . Arkansas Engineering 601/4 • 3% 59% 133 (G Seismograph Service Corp 45 Va 42 55 % 10 4 Service Arkansas common 29% common preferred Public Arizona B Voltage 30 57 1 Anheuser-Busch Inc ralma High Ask 3 5 27% AMP Incorporated ft,ucu 42% 25c 1 Develop Window Glass Co_12% American Class 411% i cu class A com_10 1 _ Pipe & Const Co American % (MA) Bid . Hagan Chemicals & Controls—1 6% 39% 4 Amer . Jacinto Bearle A&k Bid 30% 43 44 Chronicle The Commercial and Financial (664) . . Monday, August 12, 1957 . NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES Quotations for Friday, August !) Insurance Mutual Funds Mutual Affiliated lc 4.98 1.91 Inti 5.91 6.40 Investment Co Ainencu —,—1 Trust Resources of 9.38 10.25 1 3.65 3.90 Investment Boston—1 10.01 Inc—1 8.56 9.36 Jefferson Custodian Funas Inc-l 5.54 6.07 Trust * 1.50 1.65 Johnston American Mutual Shares Business American Fund (The) of Mutual Inc Fund 16.29 17.78 1 9.91 10.82 (Income Pfd Stocks)—_1 8.35 9.12 12.48 13.62 (Medium Grade B-3 (Low 8.00 8.70 3.90 B-4 lc 10.03 10.92 K-l Inc—1 11.31 12.29 K-2 Priced Bonds % (Discount • 20.33 21.86 6-1 16.60 15.95 17.24 6-2 (Income Com Stocks)—1 11.55 10.44 S-3 13.76 21.90 23.68 8.82 ■:> 9.63 1 X12.90 14.14 12.18 13.13 1 5.97 6.55 25o 11.24 12.28 1 10.33 11.29 15.78 17.25 5.91 6.45 Investment Knickerbocker Fund . 7.1.1 Canadian Fund Canadian International 14.63 Lexington Trust Fund Lexington Venture Fund X19.45 21.04 Life Insurance Investors Inc—1 Inc_ Fund 7.63 1 1 Inc 6.00 24.75 Fund 9.95 9.01 Composite 2.62 Metal shares 16.75 Manhattan 13.05 14.11 Massachusetts 18% 20% Mass j: 6.63 7.25 14.43 1 75 78% 3.18 2.85 3.14 Inc__10c Fund 6.82 7.47 Investors Trust Growtn Stock Massachusetts Life Income 9.56 8.70 1 10.83 11.90 stock dividend Investment Fund—1 7.06 9.46 2.50 25c 16.93 19.15 2.73 2.99 1 9.32 10.13 interest Delaware Income Fund Inc Stk Growth 1 20.56 14.28 1 9.37 10.29 1 Inc- 19.02 13.21 E Dividend Shares Inc Fund . Corp of beneficial interest al4.25 1 3.37 3.66 18.71 20.24 10.63 11.49 National Investors Bond 21.93 23.45 21.14 22.61 5.05 168.26 6.94 7.19 Fund lac Fiduciary Mutual inv Co Inc—1 Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l 14.27 16u43 3.92 4.29 10c 4.52 7.91 8.60 Investment Electronics Fund Inc Equity Fund Inc Energy 20c 5 Fidelity Florida Growth Fund Inc Common _ Gas 6.55 7.17 2 1 1 16.68 18.28 4.54 4.93 14.44 15.78 1 1 13.20 7.16 7.78 —lo 9.01 9.38 10.28 Capital Corp Trust Investors shares shares Aviation 6.58 6.00 lo lo Building shares Capital Growth Fund 8.42 12.30 7.72 7.01 7.69 Food shares lo 5.78 6.34 administered shares—lc 8.53 9.35 lc 7.55 8.28 Industrial Machinery shares_lc Institutional Bond shares—lo 7.21 7.91 8.17 8.51 lo Equipment shares General shares bond Merchandising Mining shares Petroleum Eatlroad 11.36 lc lo shares— 7.90 8.66 12.54 13.73 lc shares- 10.37 lo shares Bond Chemistry 2.43 2.68 6.85 lo lb 6.24 9.48 8.79 9.63 lc 4.14 4.55 lc 8.41 33% 35% 15.63 16.69 shares Tobacco shares Utilities „ Hamilton Funds 10c Series H-DA 4.28 __l0c Hay dock Fund Ire , 4.67 4.24 ' Growth 21.41 21.62 14.95 16.25 32.01 32.33 Stock Inc 1 Nuclear Funds Stevens & a23.37 2.47 2.70 7.86 8.59 Incorporated Income Fund Incorporated Investors 1 8.40 9.26 lo 10.42 11.40 lo 10.07 Inc—1 Clark Stevens & Stock Amer Institutional Growth Fund, lc 11.16 Institutional Income Fund_lc 6.81 Institutional Insur Fund 12.20 11.78 Bonds— Burlington Industries 4%s__1975 Airlines 80 Central Illinois 1976 Light 4%s_1987 1 1977 93 . 1976 Southwestern Investors Inc Investors 11.76 1 Sovereign 3%s. —1975 92 Accept. 5s_ 1977 General Telephone 5s— ly87 Georgia Power 5V4s_—„ 1987 98 General Hilton Motors Hotels 4%s —1970 Jersey Central Pwr A- Lt 5s 1987 Lowenstein (M) . 6%s 10.92 n.55 12.14 23% 25 y4 Fund Inc 4 9.36 8.56 -1977 ——— Muelled Brass 3%s New York Northern Pacific Puget 6V4S Can United Accumulated United Continental Fund Fund 1 11.23 12.21 1 7.94 8.68 United Income Fund Shares.! 9.84 Science I'Unds Fund 1 11.23 12.27 Ltd—1 Canada 16.76 18.22 Value Line Fund Line Inc Income 5.73 5.31 * 6.26 5.80 Value Line Fund Van Special Situations Inc Strum Fund ; Street Investors Mutual Fund 10.92 7.00 States Gas Sound Pwr Power & — 5s__1989 8.39 98% 13.06 14.24 12.58 5 10 5.52 66% Phoenix Sheraton Co of 4%s Am 57% 21 ——10 83 87% Reinsurance 39% 43 65% 19% 21 12 13% , 48% 53 . Republic 53 35 4 110 10 22% 62 . j 10' — 53% 53% 10 37 50 7.50 . &. Marine——6.25 Fire Paul St 37% Corp ON Y),_—2 (Texas)—10 Insurance 55% 45% Seaboard Surety Co 4.———— 0 114 48% 67 29- Springfield Fire 5 16 32 33% Title Travelers 59 71% : 32 41 % 44 5s 51% 54% 17% 5 lo & Marine—10 Accident Standard 29% 5 Gulf Life 27 (Jacksonville Fla)_2% 27% 29% 10 34% Hartford Fire Insurance Co 10 146% 152% Hartford Steamboiler 10 & Guar 10 ^ Xrusfc - r8 18% 20% 81 :—5 84% 37% Home of Insurance .Co Jefferson - — U S 82% D Fire 39% 42 % U S Life Insurance Amer__5 North Standard 100% 104% 63% Life Ins__10 91 32 i 23 34 36% 25 26% , Y„— 2 Fire^ City, of N 35% 3 . Co in the 2 , 96 Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__10 S 67 21% Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10 78 5 , Westchester . Obligations of Government Agencies Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of Federal Ask Federal Home Loan Banks— Sept. 3.70s Oct. 15, 1957 Jan. 15. 1958 Feb. 17, l%s 1958 16, 1957 4%s March 1957 1, 99.30 100.1 3%s Feb. 14, 100.1 2%s May 1, 99.30 100.1 3%s May 1. 100.1 100.4 17, 1958 99.29 - 2 Vis May 1, 2%S Feb. 1, Mortgage Assn3.90s Aug. 20, 1957 4%s Sept. 2%S Jan. 20, 99.31 20, 1957 4s Feb. 4.10s 4%s 100 1958 10, 99.6 May 8, 99.10 99.31 99.25 10, 1958 99.29 99.30 1958 May 1, 4%s §9.29 99.27 1958 v - - I960— __ 1962 July 15, Feb. — Sept. - - 15, - 3%s Sept. 3, 1957 100.2 3%s Oct. March 96.22 95.4 101% 3, 95.14 99.8 102% 93 97% 98% 95 96 .. 100.1 99.30 100.1 99.30 — 100.1 100.1 1957—. 1, 97.22 95.12 99.31 1957 15, Nov. 99.4 100 100.10 96.12 92 1972-1967 15, 1972Central Bank for Cooperatives 3%s 97.12 99 —. 1969— 3%s May 1, 1971 *4%s 100.2 95.2 I960—. 4s 100.1 100.3 99.25 1958 10, Mar. 99.26 ——. ... 1959_ 2%s June l, Federal Natl 99.24 100 98.26 19582%s Nov. 1, 1958 100.1 99.21 1958 1958— 1958- 43aS July 15, ■ point a Bank Bonds— Land Oct. 99.30 1958— U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes Figures after decimal point represent Maturity— Bid of Certificates 3%s Oct. 1. 1, 1957 99.31 100.1 - 19&8 14, 3%s ADril 15, 1958 4s Aug, 1, _ Aug. 1%S 1957 1, 1957 100.6 April 1, 1958 98.24 Calif 1967 5s 1986 103% 99.4 99.6 1, 97.20 6s — 101 104V4 ___ .1977 10114 102 ___ Elec Service 4%s__ 87 .1987 701 1977 104% 1013 19'il Textron Line 5s 5s Corp 51/2S 104 Dated 3.75$ 96 . Kaiser Alum McLouth 3-57 .99.30 conv 99.20 88.20 88.28 1-57 99.31 100.2 Rate 100.1 10- 2- 1-57 11- 1-57 99.31 — 1-57 11- 1-57 99.30 100.1 3- 1-57 12- 2-57 99.28 6- 3-57 12- 2-57 99.30 Dated Bid •Due 3.80% V 1G0.2 5- 99.31 4- 1-57 1- 2-58 99.29 3.90 % 5- 1-57 2- 3-58 99.27 4.00% 6- 3-57 3- 4.25% 7- 1-57 4 4.20% 8- 1-57 5- 3-58 -1-58 1-58 15, 102>4 71% August 97 September 1957™ 113 103 ; " 29, I 1957 987b 30 % 100 —100 99 3 4 100 % 99 861 •October October 99.704 October 99.644 J October 10, October 99.689 1957 1957 99.870 99.817 99.763 99.662 March 1957 17, 24, 7, -pfd_ a . - -50 49% par value tEx-100 % stock 50 % Net asset k Admitted to listing Stock Exchange d the New York x —„ stock, Ex-dividend, issued. j Ex-stock 99.367 99.302 99.198 ; yield price, wi When 99.508 99.441 99.280 Ex-rights, t New 011 99.492 99.347 - — 1957 b Bid dividend, value. 99.567 99.423 : - 1957 1957— 31, 1957--— 24, 1958 November Ask 99.644 99.552 1957 1957 3, 99% 30i8 k__ 99.924 •No Electric— 100.3 99.625 102% 4%s. -1992 99915 93% 102»8 pfd__ 100.4 Bid September 26, 99.746 1957— 19, September 23, 99.977 99^803 1957 12, 105 — 100.1 100.1 100 Dollar Value Ask 99 975 August 22, 1957 September 110 -1987 pfd 99.30 100.1 Dollar Value August 4 1 5% 99.30 Ask 100 United States Treasury Bills a 91 '4 4.75% Steel Scl 90.20 99.16 1961 FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES 99 -5% Ask 9- 2-57 September 5, Carter Products - Bid 3-56 1* Stocks- 4 Due 12- 3.875$ Bid -1970 Wisconsin Telephone 99% 91.28 100.11 3%s Feb 15/ 1962-%,—i 1, 104% -1971 U S Industries 4%s Universal Match 5c 79% 100.9 1961 90.12 Oct. 90 Transcontinental Gas Pipe Amer 93.10 91.20 1961 1, 1, 98.30 93.2 , Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures Rate 104% 102% 101% 1958 101 % 1983 . Texas 98% 1960 1, April Aug. 98.26 1960 15, 97.28 Oct. Gas— Tenn Gas Transmission— ' 95.12 94.10 l%s April 1, 1962 98.30 1958 96.24 .94.2 l%s 15, 97.5 95.8 4s 99.21 2%s June 97.3 1959 15, 3%S May 1 %s Oct. 99.30 — Ask 96.16 l%s 15, Oct. Feb. 1, 1959—. l%s April 1, 1960 Treasury Notes— 2s Bid Notes—(Cont.)— l%s Oct. 99.29 100.4 _ point a l%s April 1, 1959 99.27 99.27 _ 32nds of more or l%s 100.3 99.25 1961 one Maturity— Treasury 195^ Dec. Feb. Ask Indebtedness— Edison— 5%s - — 87% 49% Ask 4%s Telep ^ Southern 87 Bid 1982 Bell Calif 106 82 5 Providence-Washington 3.90% Issues Southern Tung 1C5%- Indemnity Co — Peerless Insurance Co 27% 3.70% Bonds—(Cont.) Light— 1987 of N Y_10 62% 3.80$ Southern 103 3 9% 79% 9.17 _j West Penn Power 4%s_ 103% Co Insurance 26 34% 4 American 7.65 1 j 88 4%s__1987 & Electric a—10 Pacific Great \ Inc 98% 99% >.;j 11.89 1 Investing Corp Wellington Fund 100 1991 , 3.03 11 64 83 75 Stock Inc Washington - Towne 2.77 1 & 10c 1 98 (Minn) * Insurance 4% 1%S 1 lnc—1 — Fund Zl 1975 Telephone 4%s 3% 34% 8% ——12.50 Glenp Falls Globe & Republic l%s 91 103% 57 1.25 28% 32% 88% 53% 26% 135 85 10.70 United Inc —1976 5s 307 129 5 General Reinsurance Corp 3%s United Funds Inc— Inc — 5 2.50 3.33% — Northwestern National Life 13.23 Fund 75% Fire River Security (New Haven)— 13.67 Fund 98 78% 296 5 Newark 42% Wisconsin 88 101 10 Franklin Life 3%s Texas Underwood ,——1981 —, 104% . 86% Co Co Fidelity & Deposit of M<3—10 Asni of Philadelphia 10 Fireman's Fund (S F) 2.50 a29.23 Sterling Investment Fund Inc_l Television-Electronics Fund 1 Templeton Growth Fd of Can—1 & Sons—. .4%s Metropolitan Edison 4%S—_1937 Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line— National 101% 82 Life Fire 12.85 12.48 40% 1 State Street Investment Corp—* Stein Roe & Farnham Fund 1 94 74% 40% 36% 13.95 Whitehall 105 84 47% 37% ; 9.55 81% 104% ^1987 -1975 44% 77% • a23.68 7.45 78% 17% 2 Northern 4 Clark— Fund Shares 100%, 99% 2 16% 12.27 Ask 77% Capital York North Northeastern (N J)- 34 5 Fire—_——10 Hampshire 4%s 0% Bid Fruehauf Trailer 4s 29 % •! 73 5 class A Amsterdam Casualty— 3.80s 8.83 scent Security Sec Chance Vought 5%s Delaware Power & Lt 5s Ferro Corp 3%s 27 Amer „ 3.875$ ■ 4%s New a34.97 12.89 , lc 55% 53 % • 11.23 Wall Fund 31% \ 1.25 11.02 Inst Foundation 29% - Institutional Shares Ltd— Fund New (N J)—5 Federal 4.05s Apr. al2.15 Shareholders Trust of Boston—1 (Edson B) Fund 1 10.01 — 13.68 Smith 9.18 1 ■ 6.74 12.59 1 Fund Inc Selected 6.23 1 Scudder Fund of Canada Value 1 Bank 22 9.62 1 Inc - Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c Income Fund of Boston Inc 1 Institutional 20% Employees Group Assoc j_* Employers Reinsurance Corp—5 14.76 8.82 * Inc Fund Scudder, 12.03 13.47 Inc 1 Science 10.31 2.50 Fund Rowe) 9.43 11.00 1 Corp— Fund Fund (T United Inc— Series H-C7 1 Co 10 — Pacific of 56% Nationwide Corp Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J) 4.30s 1 (Geo) Fund 17.20 shares stock shares 27% Crum & Forster Inc Firemen's 51 National Union Fire —' 25 _10 General 3.95s Puritan 16.10 Steel Fire 18% 56 Ins— Casualty 3.70s Inc Securities Securities Scudder, Life 11% 5 Co 17% Bid Fund Inc 9.22 Growth Industry Shares Inc_„1 Guardian Mutual Fund Inc 1 equipment Railroad National Ins —5 of Assurance 21.41 Inc Street Price Natl 7.08 19.80 10.39 lc BR Life J>_10 (N Acquired by Fed Ins Co Columbian 8.71 6.48 —1 & Shares Philadelphia Pioneer Co 10 6.14 —1 Over-The-Counter Pine Ins 4 8.44 5.62 —1 Ltd Electronics Common Fully ! Nucleonics 13.76 11.23 shares-. 9.23 12.57 -lc Common (The) Stock Fund_lo Electronics & Electrical > Chemical Series Fund—. Putnam Group Securities— Automobile Monarch 52 Capital Fund Canada Peoples Life Manufacturers Merchants & 4.48 7.97 9.87 1® Fund Inc Industries General General York ■of 14.27 Investors Inc Inc LSfew Colonial 1 5 Assurance—.—5 Merchants Fire 6.56 1 _ Stock England Fund 11.50 10.50 lc series stock Fundamental Futures series stow; Preferred ,v Funu Mutual Custodian Funds Growth New 10.70 4.10 1 Series 4.92 • Inc— lc Series Series Stock 15.43 15.20 Stock 1 9.79 5.96 1 Series Income 5.52 166.57 1 Series. Dividend 1 1 Corp—1 10 Corp National Security Series— Balanced Series Preferred Fund Stock Fund 55% 26 Hanover Fire Wide Securities Co Inc_l Nation & Howard- Balanced Shares Mutual Trust Shares Fund Diversified Trustee Shares— Franklin 12.16 1 Foundation Fund 12.58 11.25 7.74 8.63 Mutual 11.64 33930 Fund— beneficial of Mutual Mutual' Invest 1 Fund Diversified /, Bond Investors Units jroimaers 3.82 2.88 lc shares 'Transport Fund Inc 14.29 Baton 3.60 4.15 3.47 15.41 1 Vegh Investing Co Inc Do Vegh Mutual Fund Inc Dreyfus ' 3.27 3.77 -lo 14.17 18.61 1 1 Do Series lc lc Investment shares—lc 13.04 Western Investment Inc Dividend Income Fund 1 1009c Diversified 5.22 4.25 shares—lc Paper shares..-. Petroleum shares Crown Ex lo 5.78 2.37 ;.-6pecial Fund Inc. Ins Continental 3.86 17.12 Consolidated Investment Trust-1 Delaware 30% Maryland Casualty Massachusetts Bonding ' 7% 35% 10 Camden Fire Ins Assn Connecticut a43.17 • Inc Fund 36 28 15 % 25% •1 24% 6.25 Continental shares 1 Inc Concord Fund—* Funds— Automobile 9.79 Composite Bond & Stock Fund Mutual Sayles 1 Commonwealth Slock Fund • Electrical Equipment shares.lc 10.80 1 Investment Fund Inc—1 General' Industries 1 Inc Commonwealth Loomis Managed 128 100 •123 Preferred Colonial Stk Insurance 6.57 22.89 17.74 18.c.6 _50c com—100 13,200 13,800 Inc Securities Christiana 8.34 1 Venture Fund Century Shares Trust Chemical Life Growth Ltd Fund Capital 34 51% 14% 29% Boston Insurance Co— - Ltd (1954) 118% 219 7.77 13.53 1 Inc General Fund Canada 114 211 27 % Stand Life Ins Beneficial 36% 20 5 American Surety Co Life 34% 10 3% Bankers & Shippers Natl ~2% (Birmi_2 1 Lincoln National Life 2% American Re-insurance- Bankers 2% Life Insurance Co of Va D C)—1 (Wash Mercury Ask Co—65c 25% New 1 1 Fund Amer Title 15 32% 32 (Newark N J)—2J/a Amer Ins Co 15.02 1 (Speculative Com Stk)—1 ,6-4 (Low Priced-Com Stks)_l Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l American 7% & Bid (Va)_5 Life 12.60 9.53 Fla) 1 Home Assurance Co_5 Mtge Corp 30% 28 30 23% 24 (Jacksonville Ins Liberty Natl Life Ins Companies Inc. 207 199 Heritage Life Ins— Amer 18.12 1 Bullock Fund Ltd California Bonds) ('Speculative Pfd Stks)—1 (Higli-Gi-ade Com Stk)—1 Inc Bowling Green Fund Street 1 (Investment B-2 —10c Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Bond Inv Tr of America Broad 25.12 B-l 5.77 10 : Title Lawyers 64% 60 % 10 Co Par Lawyers 155 147 Insurance Co 10 American Equitable Assur 5 American Fidelity & Casualty_5 $1.25 conv preferred 5 24.53 23.03 5.58 5.31 3.57 Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp Fund 23.51 Bonds)_1 5.11 (ex three-for-one split)-— Axe-Hoilghton Flind "A" lire—i Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5 Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l Boston Custodian Funds— Bonus-/—1 Keystone '■ Insurance .10 Surety Agricultural a21.l6 Fund_l Mutual & Aetna Life Development Atomic Casualty Aetna 10.94 Fund Aetna Companies Ask Bid Par 5.45 Inc Fund 1.74 Ask Bid Par Funds— 1.25 Inc Fund Associated Mutual 25c Fund Aberdeen Ask Bid Par Funds— dividend. 97.573 99.210 97.598 \ (665) the course of bank clearings this week will show Bank clearings compiled by liminary figures based us telegraphic advices upon country, indicate that for the week of the increase compared with an ended year $19,459,888,602 against $18,471,346,676 from the chief cities Saturday, Aug. 10, clearings for all for the in 1956. At this center Our comparative summary for follows: the week CLEARINGS—RETURNS York New __ $8,686,449,361 Chester + 10.7 907,000,000 1,122,000,000 —19.2 626,512,146 — _ _ 582,330,981 + 397,738,567 .. City Louis 350,960,942 321,600,000 Pittsburgh — 7.6 + 585,639,779 Francisco + _ 18,546,405 20,448,550 (11 one 7.9 Total 4,238,311,800 ___ five days ______ issue our 3,930.914,350 887,662,360 cities ends of next lor week + 4.2 + 7.8 786,182,871 week. We Accordingly, in the above the In the elaborate detailed we this week covered furnish by the foregoing will appear today, inasmuch the week as not available at time of going to press. are statement, however, which was an increase of 5.1%, Outside of this city there 4.8%>, the St. Louis Reserve District of 13.3%. In the Kansas was " "« has to be estimated. cases we present further below, the aggregate clearings for a 15,743,973 11,645,140 —18.1 1,153,546,161 1,111,809,022 + 20.5 10,029,269 8,443,405 267,970,912 + 3.6 255,327,769 220,855,817 + 3.2 493,755,844 + 5.1 51,568,700 >413,112,985 52,320,000 11,531,781 9,459,596 490,373,668 434,020,100 + 15.1 390,807,705 356,778,035 1,434,937,053 1,330,924,830 7.8 1,222,940,791 1,066,585,414 + 9,919,723 5,615,576 4,575,524 (6 5.5 20,827,000 17,206,000 7.9 164,618,161 156,623,782 7,260,321 342,006,796 4.1 6,633,529 5,047,002 2.2 4.1 329,149,795 118.130,744 281,352,473 124,414.020 703,690,737 cities). 3.5 21,811,309 181,179,697 7,560,778 349,621,340 125,761,365 Columbia—Washington.. 4,740.809 20,615 578 195,556,152 _ ... 681,412,952 3.3 643,256,286 574,710,204 of 1.2% and the Minneapolis Reserve District 8.3% the totals show and in the San improvement of an Francisco Reserve Dis¬ furnish a 3,522,356 110,958,591 Sixth Federal District—Atlanta27,331,795 Augusta 27.311,459 128,845,371 403,000,000 Nashville Georgia—Atlanta 119,534,503 + 366,200,000 +10.0 6,372,529' Macon Alabama—Birmingham 194,130,704 Mobile 676,928 Total 21,890,494 77,758,210 315;900,000 5,833,081 5,233,500 144,784,730 146,007,460 1.7 5,410,529 + 9.7 + 3.1 + 9.7 154,037,567 181,155,479 11,853,342 194,157,375 1,210,148,468 (10 cities) 5.8 23,526,549 106,580,284 340,700,000 6,535,353 + 725,826 216,189,158 7.8 — 188,210,116 12,493,748 13,705,916 Mississippi—Vicksburg 1,116,323,776 Louisiana—New Orleans 0.1 — 6,762,046 6,030,815 194,897,888 6,130,767 213,765,300 ; Seventh Federal Reserve Michigan—Ann 9,677,693 6.7 647,824 597,720 + 11.3 163,713,735 153,790,522 8.4 994,160,662 881,473,410 — + 3,767,506 South _ 4,744,614 + 43.6 2,919,693 2,506,290 + 3,9 18,053,629 + 6.3 11,331,310 15,790,260 9,108,091 + 3.2 — 4,584,993 143,982,630 10,979,937 8,018,739 6.0 77,197,000 69,581,000 + 16.2 8,688,731 3.5 4,042,692 128,576,766 8,440>554 3,898,005 115,254,299 5,161,046 39,662,247 + 6.9 — 7,464,355 6,768,300 62,725,362 13,836,143 14,835,947 1,373,981 1,098,764,930 1,367,476 + 0.5 1,036,863,755 + 6.0 6,855,845 5,515.532 + 24.3 1,792,997 996,430,076 6,195,623 15,730,896 11,428,885 14,858,955 12,795,475 6,461,732 6,637,015 1,504,022,803 1,435,727,651 City Illinois—Bloomington Chicago Decatur __ _ .. Peoria Districts: 8,936,213 134,115,321 Wisconsin—Milwaukee Iowa—Cedar Rapids Des Moines Sioux 88,622,000 10,381,154 Haute 11.201,748 83,281,000 Bend Terre 10,185.160 11,560,820 Indianapolis 19,889,530 10,871,846 Indiana—Fort Wayne 2,624,409 20,658,413 Rapids Lansing _ Springfield summary by Federal Reserve District—Chicago- Arbor Grand Rockford . ^ + 3,897,057 gain of 3.5%, the bank clearings -V ■ we of City Reserve District 5.9%, in the Dallas Reserve District following 18,055,697 13,002,650 +11.1 Florida—Jacksonville of the 6.0 —10.8 — + 101.3 Tennessee—Knoxville them delphia Reserve District of 18.1%-',In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals are .larger by 7.8%, in the Richmond Reserve District by 3.3% and in the Atlanta Re¬ serve District by 8.4%. The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit an increase In 7,264,608 5.3 + showing an increase of 6.6%. 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 (including this city) the totals record a gain of 6.6%; but in the Boston Reserve District the totals suffer a loss of 0.1% and in the Phila¬ 12.1%. 3,234,325 7,488,399 5,166,245 Virginia—Huntington District of center trict of 5,462,316 3,932,563 13,204,095 Maryland—Baltimore 5.0 + having amounted to $22,172,579,192 against $21,103,045,559 in the week in 1956. same at cannot last day of the week in all For that week there the whole country 6,735,086 1.1 + — 10,398,481 Richmond able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended are 2.8 —11.1 14,670,896 Virginia—Norfolk +12.9 $19,453,888,602 $18,471,346,676 Saturday and the Saturday figures Aug. 3. 3,393,844 Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond— 0.6 — $18,572,226,242 $17,685,163,805 — day Complete and exact details for the in 4,547,453 547,517,224 53,023,500 55,713,400 (7 cities) Total Total all 9.2 1,871,398 10,022,754 12 074 432 Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh West all cities, 1,055,000,000 1,293,964,511 277,516*,160 +21.8 $14,333,914,442 $13,754,249,455 cities, five days cities, 4,702,197 1,089,000,000 + 13.1 348,153,090 cities, five days Total 1,922,095 1,870,189 5,580,981 6,261,370 565,190.016 South Carolina—Charleston. All 1,847,920 7.8 — 19,733,230 22,922,502 1,059,637,473 cities) $ 1,569,126 —18.9 3,990,199 Jersey—Trenton $ 22.6 + 6,745,975 Delaware—Wilmington 1954 1955 1,485,223 _ Baltimore Ten 6,436,382 3,546,843 York Mansfield 6.3 369,106,510 _ 1,221,000,000 6,670,842 Wilkes-Barre Youngstown 439,276,821 Cleveland + 56.4 — 4,162,691 Scranton Columbus + 13.3 341,700,000 — 1,462,985 4,325,958 990,000,000 8.6 + 1,729,245 3,989,182 Philadelphia Reading Cincinnati Cleveland ; " 174 2,119,590 Lancaster Ohio—Canton 948,731,971 — Kansas Other 4.6 + 2i283 Dec. % 1,630,356 Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland— % .1,049,451,779 , -■— _— Boston San Bethlehem New $ 1,770,012 ■ Philadelphia St. 1956 _ Chicago week Ended August 3 Inc. or 1956 $ > Pennsylvania—Altoona BY TELEGRAPH 1957 District—Philadelphia— ■ Total Week Ended August 10— / week same gain for the week ending Friday of 4.6%. there is a Reserve Pre¬ ago. possible to obtain weekly clearings will be 5.3% above those of the corresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals stand at Federal 1957 a United States for which it is cities of the Third 45 Toral _ (17 _ _ _ cities) + 10.3 46,058,513 + 36.2 — 6.7 5,813,920 48,059,283 14,279,187 14,275,721 1,585,279 900,856^637 4,329,942 5.9 15,779,988 —10.7 10,207,562 2.6 5,814,629 12,792/772 8,159,556 5,044;996 4.8 1,366,163,023 1,225,045,434 + — + SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS 1957 1956 Inc. or $ $ Dec. % 833,056,998 833,688,070 11,659,886,781 10,942,391,627 " 1,059,637,473 1,293,964,511 7 " 1,434,937,053 1,330,924,830 6 " 703,690,737 Week Ended August 3— 1st Boston 2nd 3rd 12 cities 1 York New 10 Philadelphia— 4th Cleveland—, 5th —11 Richmond — " — + 1955 180,067,015 11,918,201,147 Tennessee—Memphis Illinois—Quincy 110,167,665 113,G76,096 2,945,503 660,024,109 1,111,809,022 + 7.8 1,222,940,791 1,066,585,414 643,256,286 881,473,410 681.412,952 + " 1,210.148,468 1,116.323,776 + 8.; 17 " 1.504,022,803 1,435,727,651 + 4.8 8th St. 4 " 660,024,109 652,442,798 + 1.2 10th Kansas 11th Dallas. 12tli San City 610,744,057 + 13.3 528,180,318 552,311,771 482,626,137 649,958,882 613,801,801 + 5.9 599,547,138 576,571,737 " 523,945,462 483,973,666 + 8.3 462,810,095 399,363,642 109 York " 1,329,683,279 " 1,185,867,305 + 12.1 (4 cities). Ninth Federal Reserve St. add now our 1,155,230,186 1,010,030,043 22,172.579,192 21,103.045,559 + 5.1 19,702.804,765 20,545,065,314 10,571,378,377 + 3.5 9,886,117,637 statement showing the figures for each city for the . r 4 ' 1957 1956 -V "V $ ' . First Federal Reserve District—Boston— Maine—Bangor North !_- Dakota—Fargo 9,116,070 —39.5 10,247,425 7,917,832 359,076,143 + 15.5 + 4.7 357,902,756 128,099,103 326,453,460 135,041,407 + 16.6 9,022,304 Inc. or 1955 Dec. % '/ $ 4,511,332 5,368,S26 3,641,564 14,402,100 603,582,147 Helena Total (7 cities) Fall Bedford 681,876,940 3,222,199 + 1,533,955 River 7,540,400 670,467,646 —- Lowell New 1,358,941 3,669,745 Springfield JL-3;959,016 Worcester 1954 $ S „ 0.9 2,595,001 . . 2,334,175 6,866,043 6,348,185 623,124,164 0.9 3,570,187 1,457,820 1,065,998 + — 1.7 5.1 3,908,219 Rhode + 13.3 528,180,318 482,626,137 1,212,405 946,054 1,233,262 9,675,455 157,167,305 421,504,531 148,749,201 10,808,145 26,620,578 398,378,516 12,376,989 5,187,416 5,827,143 649,958,882 613,801,801 9,973,050 32,709,017 City St. Joseph Colorado—Colorado 12,879,092 11,769,656 4.3 9.353,991 9,403,436 Total Springs cities). (9 + 68.7 —16.0 880,071 3.1 9,742,212 5.7 142,668,729 — + —11.0 5,800,442 157,381*640 21,314,613 22,909,478 356,854,928 11,602,295 4,654;012 5.9 599,547,138 576,571,737 9,099,685 333,624,232 7.7 9,931,232 + 22.9 27,266,037 + 5.8 389,693,744 + 0.6 12,348.266 — + 11,250,888 11,245,158 9,765,652 402,741,311 39,556,198 8,742,0006,674,837 16,493,668 523,945,462 483,973,666 - 451,658,423 ___. Fort Worth 35,463,118 8,015,000 46,515,235 +14.4 40,147,690 35,257,926 Galveston 25,282,936 + 1.6 22,178,431 17,633,395 Wichita Falls 32,^84,000 '+10.7 32,366,500 29,383,700 2,659,980 + 17.6 2,734,433 2,792,160 833,688,070 0.1 735.570,054 — + Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—Dallas— Texas—Austin 3,123,972 cities) 543,872 894,657 _ Dallas iq.5'49,655 City— 9,602,700 Kansas—Topeka 36,278,000 Island—Providence!-—1— (12 532,526,572 917,696 __ 25,690,503 : New Hampshire—Manchester Total 12,991,720 12,447,236 Omaha 53+214,729 — 1_ 4,097,156 5,290,107 12,695,209 751,826 833,056,S98 1 4,410,301 5,803,220 + 18.6 4,065,876 9.9 ' New Haven 2.0 12,142,930 + 3,158,682 + 16.9 — 15,492,974 - '5.1* 597,512,647 + 3,491,477 *11,000,000 Connecticut—Hartford — 117,299,832 8,570,010 47.4 9,300,799 Missouri—Kansas — ^ 2,913,333 7",921,241 3,251,694 Massachusetts—Boston Nebraska—Fremont Wichita • 2,886,497 1 ______ 8,997,126 4,419,678 Montana—Billings Lincoln /. ' Portland 2,623,094 552,311,771 414,784,360 141,399,186 10,493,172 Hastings years: Week Ended August 3 Clearings at— 610,744,057 8,979,231,261 detailed August. 3 for four 1.2 + 12,714,731 Paul Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas We week ended 152,002,852 89,385,825 District—Minneapolis- Minneapolis South Dakota—Aberdeen .10,945,942,797 City Total Minnesota—Duluth " ;—10 100,360,157 2,825,901 1,225,045,434 , 6 Total New . 1,366,163,023 ... 9 — J Francisco Outside 532,526,572 308,300,000 167,257,999 3.1 — — 574,710,204 994,160,662 340,300,000 0.1 + 17.8 652,442,798 1,153,546,161 3.0 + 2,499,687 18.1 — 10 603,582,147 356,200,000 179,910.941 10,230,605,994 Atlanta 7 367,000,000 6.6 Chicago ,— Louis Kentucky—Louisville 6th 9th Minneapolis Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis— Missouri—St. 746,337,353 7th — $ 735,570,054 3.3 Louis 1954 $ 0.1 ;i 6,312,875 Louisiana—Shreveport Total (6 cities) + 15.2 10,980,741 + 12.1 392,651,043 —10.3 31,946,245 — — 8.3 6,923,000 5.4 5,800,936 —31.8 8.3 + 14,508,130- 32,814,717 5,673,000 5,754,129 12/197,879 462,810,095 399,363,642 187,337,416 169,768,671 746,337,353 Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco— Second Federal Deserve District—New York— Netf. Yakima ' York—Albany.-! .23^457,812 .. Biughamton . 130,9^5,655 <3,444,336 2,885,300 11.226'836,395 _T 10,5317667,182 ; York 43,384,732 Syracuse New Jersey___- (10 cities) 28,610,548 4,578,919 4,964,530 7.6 135.119,825 104,118,166 1.4 .2,685,306 2,586,245 San + 19.4 2,570,892 2,153,457 41,600.924 6.8 9,816,687,128 11,565,834,053 | __ + — + + 38,124,177 4.3 25,209,496 23,134,331 + + 0.9 77,914,257 76,256,714 11,659,836,781 A 74.432,659 10.942,391,627 . 19,433,377 35,968,224 25,971,200 2.1 75,268,351 + 10.8 72,116,944 62,843,853 6.6 10,230,605,994 11,918,201,147 — + Utah—Salt Lake California—Long 185,232,328 5,161,565 Oregon—Portland 4,986,681 191,499,690 —* 196,366,885 City., 95,524,980 28,078,560 85,328,278 Beach ... 25,130,595 17,426,314 " Pasadena Francisco Santa Barbara 5,290,340 5,119,396 2.5 176,800,762 87,714,835 144,964,596 73,650,946 20,605,522 + 11.9 + 11.7 25,906,391 15,936,881 27,694,299 7,304,214 — + 9.3 16,257,167 14,870,987 + 4.8 545,655,464 + 9.1 610,405,849 24,691,572 2.1 6,875,567 5.4 14,000,287 5,776,857 12,324,085 7,461,955 11,884,554 11,237,261 Stockton 3.5 628,146,038 25,393,110 658,046,505 — + 55.3 + — — — 17,293,519 33,619,529 21,626,957 9.0 35,100,640 82,473,845 287,714,891 - San Jose 6.7 35,400,722 . Connecticut—Stamford Jersey—Newark.. 25,859,271 + (a) *2,741,157 Rochester Total • !2,701,580 Jamestown Northern ; 140,'921.149 Elmira New 21+989,522 .-V Ma)" Buffalo New Washington—Seattle Total (10 cities) Grand total - 1,329,688,279 1,185,867,305 (109 cities) 22,172,579,192 21,103,045,559 10,945,942,797 10,571,378,377 + 12.1 1,155,280,186 1,010,030,043 + 5.1 19,702,804,765 20,545,065,314 + 3.5 9,886,117,637 8,979,231,261 68,066,189 Outside New York City ♦ Estimated, (a) Clearings operations discontinued. Chronicle Commercial and Financial The 46 . . of the Treasury We give below a record for the week just certifies daily to the Secretary countries of the world. BY CERTIFIED RATES EXCHANGE FOREIGN AUGUST 1957 to AUGUST 2, Monday Aug. 2 Aug. 5 .0555555* Free .0230186 2.217131 2.216782 2.217131 .0385356* .0385356* .0199000 .0199000 .0199062 .0198937 .324366 1.054765 1.053750 1.054531 1.053984 .208675 .208650 rupee Deutsche mark .00435401* .00285437 .238000 .238000 .238000 .238000 .208436 2.782500 2.782062 42910 f. s. Aug 31 subord. debentures, 317 .00277912* Japan, yen .00277912* - .Aug 15 , 1, due Sep. bonds mortgage 1965.— .0800560* .261060 2.754517 2.754950 2.755569 2.754950 2.755569 ' .140080* .140080* .496950* .140080* .496950* , .140080* .496950* .140080* .496950* .496950* .0349000* .193283* .0349000* .0349000* .0349000* .0349000* .193330* .193330* .193330* .193283* .233325 .233350 .233350 .233350 .233320 2.772727 2.772104 2.771668 2.772104 2.772727 2.783125 2.782500 2.782062 DIVIDENDS (Continued from page 12) 2.782500 2.783125 of Company Corp., Stores Statement of Condition of the Twelve increased ) or Increase ( + Since July 31, ™ • 21,105,392 account certificate 838,662 Redemption fund for F. R. notes Total gold cash 371,527 other Banks and 380,209 - — 6,485 — + outright 19,425 — — . 6 330 2,321 + 341.063 Bills Notes 2,500 — 19,933,612 Certificates + —9,153,913 8,571,413 _ - Increase 341,307 2,500 outright—_ Held under repurchase agree*t 23,076,425 Govt, securities.. 23,076,425 —. 278,300 341,307 and securities— 23,904,654 + 109,628 248,466 — 486,991 295~815 230 10,934 Total bought — U. S. and Loans adjusted!-- Commercial Total loans assets 4,385,772 items----.™-. cash premises Other 22 banks— foreign from Due Uncollected Hank -—-—— — •*. 80,655 • 128,127 " ' —— + — r'.l 160,060 ■ chasing Federal Reserve 797,885 343,918 18,530,706 notes 99,560 + 287,733 reserves 341,343 163,108 Treasurer—general acct. U. S. Foreign 366,847 2,734 Other 270,573 U. 219,475 — + Loans 2,845 Cash Total deposits Deferred availability cash items Other liabs. and accrued divids. liabilities Total Capital paid in + — + 24 vault - + 31 — —103 — 737 +1,006 992 508 - + 964 ' LIABILITIES— Demand — 31 + + 59 + 15 9 44 — — + + 20,374 Foreign — 196,312 accts._ 10,447 — banks ; — +161 1,661 .— 9-1 10- 1 9-10 8-9 9-13 $1.25 8-15 8- 6 From 51,195,020 12,397 + + From 17,876 558,423 + 797,885 Federal others - 1 314 Iowa Power & liabs. of serves note & capital Banks 67 ♦Preliminary liabilities +1 — 44 —144 — 397 - 3.75% loan Individual banks items and' shown are deduction of valuation re¬ 4%% gross. Iron — 73,778 3,630 commitments— 1,793 2 +* The condition statement of - 690 following the July 31: domestic Below will be found preferred weekly reporting member principal changes for the week of $71 million in loans ad¬ Increases justed and $161 million in demand deposits credited to District, and an increase of "Other" loans increased $60 million. "• „ OF Jervls Corp. Johnson & 5% A and class B common 15 year 5% sub. s. f. debs., 1st mtge. 4% —Aug 15 Glen-Gary Shale Brick Corp., 6% 5% Welder debentures due Sep. Co.— 1, (quar.) 95c $1 $1.05 $1.08% $1.1214 3214c 8-31 9- 1 9- 1 9- 1 9-10 78c 35c ! preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) Co., common 4.50% * Kansas Power <te Light IS, 1951—Sep Page 15 preferred 5% » 1 preferred 412% Date 1972—Sep 419 preferred Kellogg .Sep 1959 stock—! 1 504 Sep 1 525 Company Co., (quar.) (quar.) common (quar.) . - ~ $1.06% $1.1214 (quar.) (quar.) $1.25 35c 50c $1.1214 30c 32c $1.18% _ ^ 1 $4.50 * 1st pfd. (quar.) City Power & Light— preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) Kendall respectively; and holdings of U; S. Government bonds Machine *& initial) (quar.)_ (quar.) convertible preferred 414% " Federal (new Parchment Co. 9-10 8-15 9-11 10- 1 10- 1 2214c $1.0314 4.20% * REDEMPTIONS dated March (quar.) 4.35% 1970—Aug 22 due 1970™ and collateral trust bonds due - com. Chemical, Vegetable 9-10 40c 35c 15c 35c 6214c $1.25 (quar.) 3.80% * (Citizens Utilities Co.— 3%% preferred preferred * $1.25 (quar.) common & Johnson (quar.) Laughlin Steel, common (quar.) Kalamazoo 529 —Aug 30 Company and Issue— of Mobile serial debs., 12 8-L> 8-15 9-15 10- 1 9-10 9-30 9-30 9-39 9-30 8-31 Kansas stock PARTIAL Bishop Aug 9- 3 5c $1.20 $1.25 50c $1.25 $1.25 $1.3714 $1.20 (quar.) Aluminum & 434% Fertilizer Co., 15c , preferred, series A (quar.) 4%% Page preferred Lake Sulphur, preferred (quar.) 7% Jones 5% Inc., Jefferson 414% Date Holdings of Treasury bills and of Treasury certificates of indebtedness increased $23 million and $15 million, (quar.) Jantzen, TENDER Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co.— 3 Va % 1st mortgage bonds, series A, due Oct. 1, Textron American, Inc.— - carrying securities increased $52 million. (quar.) preferred (quar.)„: Kennametal. Inc. .^increased) Kentucky Utllhies, common (quar.)_j; 4%% preferred : 8- 9 8- 8 8-15 9-16 9-1# 7-31 8-23 , (quar.) $4.40 preferred D bonds, notes, redemption, under Inc.— sinking fund debentures due Sep. 1, 1966 Curtis Manufacturing Co.— $115 million in the New York District outside of New York City. Changes according to industry appear in Loans to brokers and dealers for or for 5%% another press release. purchasing called Company and Issue— Chicago, $16 million in the Philadelphia preferred B Kaiser Class in stock NOTICE million in the San Francisco District, $13 million in the Cleveland District, and $12 million called banks. Buhner were list of corporate a common sinking fund provisions. 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." reporting member banks; the principal changes decreases of $80 million in New York City, $23 all and including those Commercial and industrial loans decreased $45 million at $5 $5.50 preferred C the Federal Reserve System in leading cities shows (resumed) Engraving (quar.)— Jamestown Telephone (N. Y.) (quar.)___ 5% 1st preferred (quar.) Jamaica Water Supply Co., common (quar.) $5 preferred A (quar.) Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund 24,164 Condition Statement of mil Member Banks ended Fireman Mfg. (quar.)__ 8-19 8-31 8-30 10-16 10-16 8-14 9-26 10- 1 10- 1 10- 1 9- 1 -9-1 9- 1 9- 1 9-1 9- 1 9- 1 , «► 8-15 8-14 50c t25c — J60c $75c J8c 40c 82!'2c $1.10 $1.08% 20c - 93%c 97%c $1.05 32c 35%c 44c ... .... (quar.) common 9- 1 9- 3 8-30 75c $70c 100% Jahn & oilier Notices banks of . ; preferred (quar.) convertible preferred $1.76 8-13 5c. 5 ,9- 3 :_-! (qiiar.) (quar.) (quar 1 Utilities, Southern Iowa after 1.1% .2% 47.4% loan __ *__! Light, common (quar.) preferred preferred preferred 3.90% District). Francisco to (quar.) 4.35% accept¬ foreign correspondents Industrial loans serves; combined Contingent liability on ances purchased for (San of pfd. 7% 9-14 Inc.— 4.40% 271 ' tExclusive gold certificate re¬ to deposit and F. R. — preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) Iowa Public Service, com. -(quar.): 18 + 4.20% Total Ratio - Quarterly (not payable on shares resulting from stk div.f only op present sharcs)w Interprovincial Building Credits, Ltd., (quar.) Investment Foundation Ltd.,: com. (quar.)— 6% convertible: preference (quar:)™ Investors Mutual of Canada, Ltd.— 682 Reserve ; Co. (quar.) i-—_ Interprovincial Pipe Line Ltd. (s-a)_ —— International Utilities Corp-, (stock div.)— — 36 :r 5c $1.50 35c profits) ties Investors, Borrowings: 27,543 (12c from investment income and 10c from securi- 3.30% banks Domestic 53,981 8-16 Shares, Ltd.— Foundation Fund Harvester, + 1,686 , 8-5 12- 3 8-31 8-1 36 — 9-3 1-2-58 8-19 8-5 227 49 55,555 23,590 2,575 deposit S3 $1 75c 60c $1.75 , adjusted.: Time deposits except U. S. GovernmentU. S. Government deposits 705,654 8- 1 8-15 9-21 25c 20c International Silver 59 2,463 9-12 9- 1 10- 3 814c ——— 9-1 150 109 — with domestic banks Balances 546 13,275 - 8-19 8-19 9-13 10- 1 9-10 9- 3 —1,054 1,258 10- 1 5% preferred (accum.) _ International Resistance (quar.)—.——— —1,681 — 7,556 Banks— Reserve 9- 2 9- 2 50c Interbank demand deposits: 274 337,908 capital accounts 18 +4 + 7-25 13214c t37!s>c • $50c investment income)— Ocean Telegraph (quar.) International Petroleum, Ltd. (quar.) International Railways of Central America 23 15 4 + 8-20 (From net International + 18,188 8-15 35c * (quar.) International + — (quar,) - International + 1,504 1,342 4,207 8-15 8-30 22c 207,133 + — —747,593 13b) (Section Surplus 571,094 — (Section 7) Surplus 49,885,664 127 155,111 + ACCOUNTS— CAPITAL Other — - 19,509,469 3,617,804 13,798 285,519 358,545 113 9 indebtedness of - with Federal in — — 60 banks to Reserves * 8-30 $1.25 Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph (quar.) International Business Machines (iqiifit'. )iJ.— + securities Other 89.,698 25,585 1 ' :ir 25,241 bonds S. 607 + , Treasury notes bank Member 16 — v 8,675 : certificates Treasury deposits: ■— 1 1214c Institutional 11,410 loans loans Treasury bills + + * 52 + 8-15 9-18 12-18 8-30 Paints, Ltd.— & Water Gas Institutional ij U. S. Government securities—total 73,097 26,744,593 +2,642 < -11-—1,142 Estate Other pur- 9- 1 9-30 12-30 9-16 Inland ,.f+3,019 -V 427 ._. for 71 45 + M— carrying securities 1,662 for purchasing or pai;i;yjng.';;t securities { LIABILITIES— loans Other 86;011 or dealers and brokers to Loans ' -'+ loans—.— 8-15 8- 5 — Ingersoll-Rand Co., common (quar.)— ;6% preferred (s-a) Steel Co. (quar.)—_——— +1,755 +120 53.567 31,310,., — — industrial and Agricultural loans Real 558,423 51,195,020 Total assets adjusted!-——86,384 investments 8-15 8-30 8-15 Industrial Development Corp., common— (In millions of dollars) ASSETS— 275,800 Loans Total Indiana 1956 1957 9-16 1214c 50c 50c $1.25 $1.25 60c $1.50 convertible participating pfd." (quar.) Imperial Life Assurance Co. (Canada)— Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain & Ireland Ltd. (interim) —!—.— — br Aug. 1, July 24, 1957* 7-31 9-30 8-30 . (quar.) — July 31, — 8-20 — common Imperial Flo-Glaze decrease(—)since 2,801,750 Bonds Co., Power Idaho 8-30 11c 30c — preferred (quar.) 5% . ' 1214c 1——.——-—— common (quar.) — preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) — Hugoton Production (quar.)——_—-—-— Hunt Foods industries Inc., com. (quar.) New stock ( +) common 5% Common 9.000,913 + 8-9 8-12 8-12 8-12 8-12 8-12 5% 188,307 — 8,571,413 9- 9 9- 1 9- 1 9-1 9- 1 9- 1 Huttig Sash «fc Door, ber banks follows: Bought outright— Inc., preferred (quar.)————: 5% preferred A (quar.) Huston (Tom) Peanut (quar.) 5% of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬ A summary securities: Government second Foods, 8-12 8-30 9-10 t$1.25 .31140 35%c 3514c 32c 3114c Mining & Smelting, Ltd. (quar.) preferred C (quar.)..———1_; preferred (quar.)— preferred B (quar.)—! 5% preferred A (quar.) —— Hugoton Gas Trust—• Units of beneficial interest i —Hunt 9- 1 9-10 5c :•————* 5.12% Capital accounts increased $154 million at all report¬ ing member banks, of which $138 million was in York City largely reflecting a sale of additional at one bank. 6,002 90,859 + 1 — 61.555 — 387,933 + 770,060 + 12,649 .— 609 Acceptances—bought + 8- 6 8-12 $1.0614 20c- 5.70% Banks were prac¬ tically unchanged, and borrowings from others decreased $144 million. Loans to banks decreased $103 million. 13,939 — „ 2,096 808,195 advances Industrial loans % 2.096 — 8-30 8-20 9- 1 Pulp «fc Paper, class A (quar.)___— $1.41 Borrowings from Federal Reserve 783,999 + .„■ . 21,944.054 certificate reserves of notes S. 19-56 1957 ASSETS— Discounts Aug. 8, 1957 Aug. 7, Hudson Bay 10- 1 35c 25c . ; - _ Hudson District, but they increased $88 million in the Chicago District; there was a net decrease of $15 million at all reporting member banks. U. S. Government deposits increased $44 million. (In thousands of dollars) Decrease (—) York New Extra deposits adjusted decreased $66 million in City and $41 million in the San Francisco Demand Federal Reserve Banks Combined securities of "other" Holdings million. $31 million. Holden Payable 0} Rec, M2V2C (quar.)——— common preferred (quar.) Hubinger Co. (quar.)_: $24 Share < W.), Ltd.. class A (quar.)—— Public Service (quar.) — (F. Horner Howard decreased When Per Name 414% V. 1 .261080 .261100 .261040 .261050 llousatonic R. ——Sep $In volume 185. in this issue. ♦Announcement •Nominal Other 421 .0800560* • .0800560* .0800560* .0800560* guilder :— New Zealand, pound . Norway, krone Philippine Islands, peso Portugal, escudo Sweden, krona Switzerland, franc Union of South Africa, pound United Kingdom, pound sterling.. Netherlands, F. 317 Aug. 15, 1963—Aug 15 — 2nd .00277912* ,00277912*. .00277912* - Mexico, peso Gold deben¬ 2.782500 2.783125 314 Oct 14 King Soopers, Inc., 7% subord. debs, due North Terminal Machine Co., Inc.— .208396 .208460 .208390 .208460 series A, due 1961— Inc. 6% conv. 1968' due .00285531 .238000 2.783125 ... India, rupee Ireland, pound Page 14 conv. Sterling, Firth .00435401* .00285625 Date Oct tures, . .00435401* - .00435401* .00285500 franc__ . .00285468 .00435401* Finland, markka (Metropolitan), France CALLED Telegraph Co.— debs, due Oct. 13, 1967Investment Development S. A. 5-year 6% Deltec .208600 .208650 .208600 ISSUES 1967 due 12-year 3%% .324333 .324300 .324300 .324366 530 465 American Telephone & .0385356* .0385356* 526 due Aug. 15, ;1961_—___Aug 19 Telegraph Co. 3%% 12-year conv. American Telephone & .0199037 526 Co.. Gas debentures 1.053375 Canada, dollar Germany, .0232124 .0385356* Austria, schilling. Belgium, franc — British Malaysia, Malayan dollar.. Ceylon, .0555555* 2.217629 2.217629 pound Australia, . 526 4 Company and Issue— .0555555* .0227190 .0555555* .0232639 421 ■ ENTIRE $ .0555555* .0232639 Official 1, Sep. due Trunkline Aug. 8 Aug. 6 peso— 1 1st mtge. 5%% bonds series "C" 1986 : — —;_Sep 1 $5 series A preferred stockAug 26 fund Sinking Money) Thursday $ Argentina, Inc.— Products, Inland mtge. 5% bonds of 1948 Southern Nevada Power Co.— Wednesday Tuesday 1st 1st Aug. 7 Friday .Sep due 1961 bonds series "B" due 1980 _Aug 31 bonds series "C" due 1980 Aug 31 bonds series "D" due 1980—-—.Aug 31 3%% mortgage 3%% mortgage 3%% mortgage 1st TARIFF ACT OF 1930 (Value in United States Transfers In New York Noon Buying Rate for Cable Country and Monetary Unit 15-year 4%% sinking fund debentures Gas & Water Co., Inc.— 1st TO TREASURY UNDER 8, 1957, INCLUSIVE 1 Indiana passed. FEDERAL RESERVE BANK Sep Manufacturing Corp.— Haskelite Federal Reserve Bank the buying rate for cable transfers on the diiterent 1, 1971——. debentures, due Sep. 3% % Tariff Act of 1930, the Pag» Electric Light Co.— Hartford Foreign Exchange Rates requirement of Section 522 of the Pursuant to the !»* 12, 19,57 Date and Issue— Company '4 Monday, August . (666) , * 9- 1 9-1 9- 1 9- 1 9-1 10- 1 10- 1 10- 1 10- 1. 9- 3 9-13 10-1 < 8--0, 9-16 9: 2 9-J;> 9-*^ 8-10 8-15 8-10 8-ia 8-10 8-10 jj-te 8- 1 9- 3 8-3u 9-13 9-13 »■8-- J~ 8-15 jj" 1* » " « " " , Jr c f, " g "g ®---j ®%3 -- B-W Number-5663 186 Volume v . Name „ The Commercial ... of Company - y , 465 1 L'Aiglon Apparel (quar.)„ La Salle Extension University 317 2 98- 9 1 10- 1 9-10 8-20 8- 8-15 8- 9-12 8-29 8c 8-20 7-31 7c 8-15 1 %% 8-24 8-15 Metal & 8-30 8-15 9-12 8-20 50o 9-1 8-15 7% preferred (quar.) Metropolitan Edison Co.3.80% preferred (quar.) 3.85/0 preferred (quar.) 3.90% preferred (quar.) 2 $1.50 10- 1 9-14 $1.75 n_ 1 10-15 8- 1 . (increuseu 12-27 1 9-18 9-30 9-18 8-15 8- $i.25 - 8-1 j 7-31 9-3 8- 8 1 9- 2 8-15 $1.25 9- 2 8-15 aoc 10- l 9-20 tl5c 9..30 9-16 H5C 12-31 12-16 fi5c 12-31 9-10 (quar.) convertible 4.75% Lane (quar.) preferred (quar.) common Bryant, Inc. (quar.) Investing Co., $5 preferred preferred (quar )—; $5 (quar.) Co. 8-31 11-30 9-10 10- 9- 8- 99- 8- 9 8-23 40c 9-16 9- 2 8-15 11c 3-15 7-31 90c 8- 9 9-10 8-23 20c 9- 1 8- 9 ($1.3114 9- 1 8- 9 25c 10- 1 9-21 25c -12-31 12-21 35c S. C.)— Angeles Transit Lines & Insurance Casualty (quar.) 8-19 8-19 Quarterly Lincoln Service, 8- 1 Link-Eelt Co. 8-15 8- 5 12- 3 Little Miami (quar.) preferred 9-13 8-13 8- 0 8- 9| 8- B preferred 9-30 9- 8-15 50c 3 1 4.84% (quar.)—— Lorain Coal & (quar.)— 9-13 8-15 Loyal & Protective Life RR. Lyons-Magnus, class B 1-1-58 12-21 9-9 8-23 9-15 1 10-23 35c 9-13 8-30 8-15 8- 8-29 7-30 60c 8-15 8- 8 3-15 8- 5 8-15 7-31 25c 1 8-31 Neon 1 5c 9-1G 8-23 8-15 8- 5 8-23 8- 5 ' 35c 9-^5 8-15 50c $1.25 35c 9-27 9- 3 9-10 $S3 30c 10- 1 9-16 9-10 8-20 35c 8-12 60c 8-31 8-26 8-31 40c 8-15 8- 8-26 8-15 8-26 8-15 32l/2c 25c 4% : (quar.)— Department Stores, common S3.75 preferred (quar.) . S3.75 preferred (1947 series) (quar.) $3.40 preferred (quar.) McColl-Frontenac Oil Ltd., common 4% preferred (quar.) ; McCandless Corp. (quar.) ■ McCord Corp., common (quar.) (quar. > Co. increased New 6 55c 93%c 93%c 85c 8-23 9- 6 10-31 10- 1 9-30 9-12 8-27 8-15 9- 3 8-15 9- 3 8-15 9- 3 8-15 9- 3 8-15 v Air N. Y. Central (Stock Co. 4'/2% preferred and 21c from Norfolk _ 8-30 8- 9- 1 8- 2 10- 1 9-13 30c pfd. (quar.) _____ share of 8-20 8-20 25c 8-26 News & held 1 9-19 9- 1 8-14 9-30 9- 9 8-16 8- 6 8-15 8- 1 8-15 8- 1 9-14 8-30 9- 8-22 5 10-18 10- 4 1-17-58 1- 3 8-15 8- 1 8-15 9-16 9- 2 9- 8- 2 8- 9-30 2 $1 1010- 9-13 1 $1.01 V* 37l7aC 1 9-6 1 9-6 9-9 8-9 8-30 8-15 Glass, Paper 8-16 1 11-13 8-17 8-13 9-10 •8-21 8-15 $25c (quar.) 6 8- 9- 2 7-15 * 30c J$1.75 8-15 20c 8-15 90c common 9-15 9-id 9- 1 8-15 $1.10 (initial) 10- 7-15 1 40c (quar.) common 9- 1 8-15 20c (quar.) (quar.) Co., common preferred 1 25C (quar.) preferred 8-16 9- 12- $1.12% (quar.) common new 9-10 50c $1.06y4 $1.06y4 (quar.) 8-23 9- 5 62yac 10- $1 (quar.)_„. 50c (quar.) 1 10-15 $1.25 9- 1 $3c 8- 7 8-13 9-12 1 10- 8-15 9- 3 8-15 15c 9- 1 8-16 $0.3281 lA 9- 1 8-16 60c 9- 3 8-15 37yac 8-15 7-26 34%c 8-15 7-26 31V4c 8-15 7-26 30c 8-15 7-26 preferred (quar.) 28yac 8-15 7-26 preferred (quar.)_! 27>Ac 8-15 7-26 50c 8-15 7-19 20c 8-15 8- $1.75 9-30 8-28 $1.50 10-15 9-30 8-16 7-26 9-16 8-30 1 9-16 Electric Co., 6'% pfd. (quar.) preferred American Chemical 5% conv 20c (quar. ) Cement Pembina Pipe Line Ltd., (qUar.) :$1 preferred I-2-58 12-1*1 D- 1 8-16 9- 1 8-16 8%c 8-15 8- 9-27 9-13 8'/ac 8-21 8- 9-13 1:20c J35c 30c 8-31 8-16 3 8-31 8-15 9-13 8-30 9- t62yac (quar.) 8-31 9-13 25c pfd. (quar.) 1 7 9- 31J/4c , 5% Industries Peninsular Telephone Common (quar.) 7-30 9-1 p 12y2c (quar.)____ Paton Manufacturing Co., Ltd., com. (quar.) 7% preferred (quar.) Peabody Coal, 5% convertible pfd. (quar.) Pearl Brewing Pendleton Tool 1 8- 1 $2 Paper Co. 2 50c (Kansas .City )— 35 cents participating preference (quar.) Parmelee Transportation (quar.) Parchment 10- 2Vac (quar.)_ Extra ; Jtyrkview Drugs,. tInc. Paterson 8-15 2%c tquar.) Corp. 8-15 7%c (quar.) (quar.)_ preferred 10- 50c common preferred 45c $1 ; Co., Park Sheraton ; Airways, Inc. Pipe Line, com. (quar.) Motors conv. common World Eastern preferred 8-15 2 8-15 20c 8- 1 Co.— 10- 50c (quar.) 1 9-10 8-15 7-25 32j/ac 8-15 7-25 33c 8-15 7-23 25c 25c ' $1.30 preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) $1 preferred (quar.) $1.30 preferred (quar.) $1.32 preferred (quar.) $1.32 4.68% 10-25 8-15 7-15 8%c 57M2C 9-15 9- 1 8-20 58Vic 9- 1 8-20 15c preferred (quar.) Ponnroad Corp. (from ordinary invest, inc.) Pennsalt Chemicals (quar.) 10-25 11-15 145c convertible 10-25 11-15 33c Ltd., common _(Increased) Penn Fruit, common (quar.) 4.60% preferred (quar.) II-15 32yac Penman's 9- 9 8-16 9-14 8-23 ,40c 8-20 Pennsylvania Electric Co.— 4.40% preferred B preferred C preferred D 3.70% 4.05% 4.70% preferred preferred 4.50% $1.10 92,/ac E F 1 8- 9 9- 1 8- 9 9- 1 8- 9 $1.17Va 9- 1 8- 9 $1.12Va (quar.) (quar.) (quar.) (quar.) 9- $1.01 (quar.) 4.60% preferred G (quar.) Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.) Pennsylvania R. R. (quar.) Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd. 9- 1 8- 9 9- $1.15 10- 45c j.___ 35c (quar.) $1.06 ' 1 8-9 1 9- 6 9" 8- 5 99- 3 8-15 8-15 7-27 Pennsylvania Utilities Investment Co.— Quarterly 50c Stock dividend Penobscot Chemical Fibre- Peoples 9-18 50c (s-a) $2.50 50c $1.12Va - 8- 9 10- 1 8-30 9- 3 8-)fl 9- 3 8-15 8-16 \ 7-19 10- 1 9- 6 $1.12Ya 93%c 10- 1 9-6 10- 1 9-6 1:45c 9- Ltd.— Co., 20% 9-15 Ltd. Common 7% preferred 9-10 8-31 Pfaudler Co. (quar.) (interim) Phelps 8-30 8-15 9-16 8-16 30c 90c 8-15 9-10 7-31 8-12 Corp., cl. A 40c ( quar. ) $1 8 8- 2 10- 1 9-20 8-20 3 9- 3 8-12 9-10 8-15 9- 8-21 75c 9-10 8-16 SYaC 8 Vic \ 9- 25c (quar.) (quar.) 8-25 7-10 $$1.25 3 9-25 7-10 3 8-15 9- 50c 25c common 9-30 9* 4 9-30 9- 4 $1.50 (quar.) (quar.) common 9- 4 8-20 Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR. Quarterly 8-30 8-21 3,65preferred iquar.) 9.- 3.95% preferred (quar.) preferred 9 8 8- 8-31 75o Co. (monthly) 9-10 1 8- 8-15 $1.75 9-30 10- 8-15 3 45c Electric, preference 7-31 100% Engravers & Electrotypers, Ltd Philadelphia 9- 8-10 Co.— (quar.) Co. 9-27 $1 dividend) Corp. 8-15 25c (quar.) Glass 8-15 7-31 75c Monthly Photo $1.28114 Gear 3 3 50c (quar.) & Hopewell Gas Exploration Co Dodge Phoenix $3c (quar.) Petersburg & (stock 1'50c t50c (auar.) Southern American Cement Perkins Machine Petroleum 9-3 Corp. 99- 8-15 $2.12'/a (quar.) ... Circle 8-12 9-13 20c 20c J 15c (s-a) Extx-a Perfect 8-12 Dock— Ltd. Peoria & Bureau Valley RR. <s-a)_ Pepper (Dr.) (see Dr. Pepper Co.)— Pepperell Mfg. Co. (quar.) 3 50c Dry Jewelers. Peoples Drug Stores 9- 3 35c & Credit t$1.25 accumulated undistributed Shipbuilding (quar.) (quar.) (quar.) (quar.) Voting common (quar.) Non-voting common (quar.)— in Gas, com. (quar.) Car, common preferred (quar.) B 8-12 10- $2 preferred American Class 8-30 8-30 8-30 Reading shares 25 (quar.) Normetal Mining, Ltd. North 7 9-16 40c Ry Co Norfolk & Western Ry., common North 10- 8-15 45c capital gains) Newport 2 1 3 9-10 95c Niagara Lower Arch Bridge Co., Ltd Niagara Share Corp.— (14c from current net investment income 8-16 1 11- 9-6 60c (s-a) (quar.) 3%% preferred (quar.) Newfoundland Light & Power Common (reduced) 5% preferred (quar.) 9-16 9- 8-16 7140 : Co. preferred 9-30 9-14 9- 9-13 35c common non-cumulative $4.50 8-30 70c each New York State Electric & 50c 62%c 35c $50c 40c $1.06% 9-25 >U5c (quar.) (One for Dock, Quarterly Noranda Mines, . 10- 1 1:15c quarterly cash dividend) Chicago & St. Louis RR. (quar.)__ New York 9-30 , 12-'6 common series) 7-31 — dividend) 7-31 1 1-2-58 of 8-16 8-29 9- 6 30c (quar.) Co. RR common lieu 8-31 8- 8-16 1 $1.0614 (quar.) (quar.) Brake 10-20 3 3 20c preferred (quar.) Jersey Zinc Co. (quar.) Y. 5c 9-12 910- 20c pfd. Jersey Power & Light, 4% $$1 9- $1.12Vs 2 10c (quar.)_ Co. Gas $40c 5 Paper Haven — 8- 8- ioc Casualty Y., 2 50c *quar.) (quar.) Co., 414% (quar.) Co. N. N. 8-2 9- 60c 4.05% New 8-15 8-15 Corp. Amsterdam .___ iquar.) (quar.) 20c 5c (quar.) * McGraw-Hill Publishing (quar.) Mcintyre Porcupine Mines Ltd. 9 i Products $5 ___ (quar.) Corp 8-16 8- New 9-2 Ji5c 20c (quar.) Brothers Nestle-Lemur New 8-9 8-15 35c (quar.)_ Canada, Ltd., ordinary Ordinary shares Neptune Meter Co., common (quar.) $2.40 preferred (quar.) 9-13 _ 9-3 50c (quar.) 9-10 15c May & Chemical Neisner Co., Marine, 5% , 9-16 $1.50 Castings Co. Delaware Vulcanized Fibre Nekoosa-Edwards 20c preferred (quar.)— National Radiator 8-26 8-22 _ Moi.r; Johnson National-U. S. 9-10 25c Mathews Conveyer (quar.) Matthiessen & Hegeler Zinc Co.— Stock dividend Steel Products (quar.) Supply Co. (quar.) National Tea Co. (quar.) 1 Nease 10- 8rl6 ' ' 75c National Neiman-Marcus 9- 5 9^10 *. 10c 7-31 10-15 (quar.) common Shirt Shops of >7.-24 25c 45p 1 $1.75 National Starch 15c •__ Quarterly Robbins National & Power Peerless (quar.) Machinery 15c :___ , & Rubber 8-30 8-15. 5c (quar.) Malleable (1951 preferred 4% 9-23 8- f5C National 9-10 8-15 , 8-15 t8C 9c Corp. Mead Corporation, 6% .10-15 tsc (quar.) (quar.) Co., common preferred A (quar.)_, preferred B (quar.) Tail Park $20c (quar.)____ Chemical, preferred Paramount 25c : ^!as? ,BLead 7% . (quar.) preferred (1951 series) 6 Canada- Extra Maxwell preferred xr A 7-31 8- $1.06% of preferred National 9-20 1 — Maule Industries Max,son (W. L.) Class 8-23 10- ! & Moore (quar.) (quar.) (quar.) Marshall Field & Co. (quar.) Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance (quar.) Massachusetts Indemnity & Life Insurance- McKesson 9-20 11- (increased) Marmon-Herrington S2.50 1 convertible 7-31 8-15 8-22 1 National Hosiery Milk, Ltd.— Class A (quar.) 9-19 9-30 50c Extra . (increased) cents 8-15 Pan 8-8 8-20 8-31 10- 60 8-15 59%c Panhandle 6 Corp.-— (quar.) preferred (quar.)__— Drug & Chemical Co. Common Co.— (quar.) Magor Car Corp. (quar.) Maine Central RR., 5% pfd. (accum.) Mallory (P. R.) Co. (quar.) Manitoba Sugar, Ltd., 6% pfd. (s-a) . Chemical 37yac 61%c preferred Lighting Corp. (quar.)—: Pacific Mills (quar.)„ Pacific Telephone & Telegraph, 6% preferred (quar.)____ 9 National Gypsum Co., $4.50 preferred ». MacWhyte Co. Manning, & 5 8-15 5 30c 9- 9-16 8- 25c 5 $1.12% 1 5c 8-1 8-27 9 5 8-16 > 8- 5 8-15 10c 8-13 9-10 / 8- $1 8- 8- Extra Marathon Distillers preferred (quar.)____ Pacific 8-15 8- 8- $1.25 MacGregor Sport Products (quav.) Machlett Laboratories (quar.) Macrnillan Co., common National 3 8-22 8- 80c 8-15 8-13 8-16 9- 9- 9- 3 40c j 9- 3 5%% 8-30 8-30 9- Extra 8-15 8-15 3 9-12 50c National Cash Register (quar.) National Casket Co. (quar.) National Dairy Products (quar.).. 4/4% 18c 10c Lunkenheimer Co. (quar.) Lynch Carrier System (quar.). Lynch Corp. (quar.) Lyon Metal Products (quar.) 8-15 8-15 8-22 9- 9-15 $1.14 4.36% 8-22 9-15 6 4.50% 8-is 9-15 50c 3 $1.02 10c Common $2,50 Insurance 9.10 30c (quar.$1.75 Biscuit, 7% preferred National By-Products' TL1 7-31 $$1.75 8- 50c National 9- 9- , „ ■. 8- Pacific Gas & 2c (quar.) common 9- — (quar.) ancl 9-13 » (quar.) 5% preferred (quar.) 4.80% preferred (quar.) 9-9 50c profits) 9- Lucky Stores, Inc. (quar.)__ Lukens $teel Co. (quar.) 8-15 income securities National (semi-annual) Nashville investment realized National Acme, Extra National $1.75 Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Ry. Louisville from net (quar.) 10s (interim) preferred (quar.) Pacific Finance Corp. (quar.) 8-10 Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry. (quar.) 8- 62Vac Los Angeles 8-23 from pfd. 50c $37%c 45c $1.21 • 7-31 9-13 8- $1 pfd. (quar.) Lines 7 (8c 8- $1 9-16 9-13 9- 9- $1 (quar.) 8-30 9-28 50c (quar.)__„ $5l%c j_— (quar.) Transit 3 8- 9- —V— (quar.) preferred 3 ,110c Lord Baltimore Hotel— 7% non-cum. preferred 5% 9- $1 5% 8-16 2-17 tSlViic (quar.) Dock, .. 11-18 $60c (quar.)_ 9-16 8-15 9-10 12-10 $!0c _ preferred , 50c 3-10-58 Muskogee Co. 8-16 5%% l 2614c %'• 8- 8-21 Pacific Atlantic Canadian Investment, Ltd Pacific Far East Line, common (quar.) 6 9- 12 %c (quar.) Lone Star Gas. common 8- $1 — 9-10 $1 -8- $5 8-16 8-15 9-20 3 Oxford 8-2 9 8-15 1 3 4% 8-6 1 50c 6 (monthly)-. 87o 3 9- 4oc 8- Lock 8-14 9- 2 , 9- g 9- 910- 5 9- 3 Owens Illinois 9-17 «. 8-15 $1.05 $3.60 8-27 1 9-3 S1-25 — 9- common 8-19 9-10 2 $1.10 Outboard 8-15 10- 9- (quar.) Otter 8-30 3 9- i$1.19 (quar.):.__ 70c 50c Joint Pipe, common Common (monthly) 87o preferred (quar.) 9-14 8-15 25c $4.40 preferred 30c (quar.) 5 Groceterias, Ltd., 1st preferred (quar.) 2nd preference (quar.) Loblaw, Inc. (increased) 8-15 8-15» 40c at$<5 Pi«len',Cd (qUar>) 8- 50c B 1 30c Mosinee Paper Mills Co Motor Finance Corp., common 8-16 (quar.) Loblaw 9- 30e 25c (quar.) (quar.) A 8-30 62yac (quar,) Mutual Investment Fund— 2-17 $2.40 Inc.. 8-26 $1 3-10-58 class 1 122lie (quar.) 9-12 11-18 Class Co., 10- 8- 2 (quar.) 7% preferred (quar.) Opelika Manufacturing Co. 8-30 7V2c (quar.) Supply 37%c i__ 12-10 guaranteed 8- 9 Fuel Muskegon Motor Specialties, $2 $1.10 guaranteed guaranteed 8- 5 preferred 10-1 Co.—. 8-26 9- common Ontario Steel Products Ltd., common x 8-30 37yac Munsmgwear, Inc., common (quar.)514% preferred (quar.) Murphy (G. C.) Co. (quar.) 8-16 Companies, (quar.) Moore Products Co. (Initial quar.) Morgan Engineering, common (quar.) $2.50 prior preferred (quar.) Morgan (Henry) Co., Ltd., common (quar.) 4%% Mountain 8. 1 8-2fr 70c 25c Olympic Brewing Omar, Inc., 4'/a% class A preferred, (quar.) Onondaga Pottery (quar.) Co.-—• (quar.) 8-15 9-10 Loblaw preferred 8-26 Original capital 8-19 5% 8_15 2 $1.31%, 4y4% 8-24 10- 9-16 *69c 2 9-13 8- $1.12ya 4%% 9-9 8 $1.25 Moore-Handley Hardware Moore-McCormick Lines 3 $1.10 Special -9-16 10- 8-15 (quar.) 4%% 9-13 25c 1 preferred preferred Olin Mathieson or* t$1.75 9- RR.— Special Special o t$1.75 ; 9-14 8-30 Q.i 7 t45c preferred A (quar.) 7% pieferred B (quar.) 9-12 (quar.) 8- 1 9-17 10-1 75c (quar.) Motor Wheel Corp. Original capital-- ^ 9-16 90o 25c 1 (quar.) Mississippi River Products Line, Hie. (quar.) Oklahoma Natural Gas, common (quar.) 4-92% preferred (quar.) 9-16 1 10- preferred 4.08% 8-30 1 10- . 8-19 Original capital 8-16 common 10-10 Lips Rollway Corp., class A (quar.) Liquid Carbonic Corp., common (quar.) 9-21 Corp., Ltd., T preferred (quar.) Lindsay Chemical (quar.) 9-13 10- 40c Oklahoma q-ir 75c 7% 25c $1.50 8-9 1 i5C 1 (quar.) common 9-2 8- 4.20% gill in- 8-16 4.40% 9r? $1.10 (quar.) 8-30 11- 8-30 25c common 8- 35c 35c IIIIIIIIIZ 4 Lincoln National Life Insurance (Fort Wayne) 9-13 Co., class A 9-10 8-16 <7 8-23 70c 25c 01V<LP?wer Co" 4'/a% 7I3? s-in 4 RR., 9- 9-10 I'll 500 9-13 45c 8c $1.15 $1 Liggett & Myers Tobacco (quar.) Lilly (Eli) tfe Co., class B (quar.) 8-16 35c (quar.)-.. 60c 9 8-21 9-16 „ $125 15c __ Insurance (Tsnn.) (quar.) of Virginia (quar.,) Co. 11*15 9-13 IIIIIII — Mornson-Knudsen ___ Life $3 11-30 20c 8-23 9-30 (quar.)____ (Equal to approximately $1.39) Oglivle Fiour MUls, Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)__ Oljio Crankshaft Co. (quar.)______ Bdlson preferred (quar.) Ohio Oil Co. (quar.) 1 « s Moore 8-15 15c (quar.) 33 8-16 11 35c Chemical (quar.) Investor Service— partic pfd. (quar.) Moody 1 30c (quar.) 8-1# Montrose 8-15 25c Quarterly Quarterly <-iass 9-10 25c 50c 5.V4% Los Monsanto Chemical Co. 9-12 8-31 (quar.) pfd. Line Missouri Pacific 10- Lexington Trust Fund Shares (.quarterly worn net investment income) Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.) Libby, McNeil & Libby, common (quar.) Life Pipe 8-15 8-15 62%c preferred (quar.) Liberty Life Insurance (Greenville, Missouri-Kansas 3 12-12 li-io $1.12,:V* $1.12& .1 8-31 56%c 9-20 e O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd.— American shares 56%c (quar.) 4.40% 11 8-15 44c Quarterly Noyes (Chas. F.) Co., 1 n 9 ~ (quar.) 2 35c (James) & j3oris (quar.) Lehigh Portland Cement (quar.) Lehigh Valley RR. (quar.) ! Engineering preferred 9- $1.25 . Salt 2 Power Co-> 4.60% in 9-26 8-15 3 48c Norwich Pliarmacal Co. 3 11-1 50c (quar.) 9- $1.25 common Lees Leslie 10- 1 iiino I~~ 3 9- I Northwestern States Portland Cement x 8- 9- W 1 (quar.) Preferred (quar.)- preferred (quar.) 3 8-15 $1 tYf'j Preferred (quar.) 5%% 9- 3 p% preferred (quar.) Mississippi Glass Co. (quar.) 30c (quar.) $2.50 preferred (quar.) Le Tourneau, (R. G.) Inc. (quar.) Lester 10-15 Products $26c (.quar.) Lawrence Leath & Co., 593/ac _ Secorri Candy Shops, Ltd. 9-16 ol 10- 1 8-30 8-12 $1 ■ ^Preferred (quar.) 9-9 JSl [ Minneapolis Gas Co. (quar.) Minneapolis > St. Louis Ry. (quarXZIZH Minnesota Power As Light, common 8-27 (qUar.) 9-30 Food s 1 9?iaJ pre,:ferred "$100 par" (quar.) ii 12-16 45c fl5c Common 8-30 9-20 9- 3 8y3c ____ Northwest Bancorporation (quar.)__^ Northwestern Public Service, common q q_ $1.08% IIIZi:::"" Midland Oil Corp., $i conv. pfd. Midwest Piping Co., Inc Miles Laboratories (monthly) 10- 3 90 9 20 1 10. Co. Northern Oklahoma Gas (quar.) Northern Quebec Power, Ltd.— 5 9I 9 J 30 96%c ___ 1?I 9-13 (S"d) i. 30c : xT 9-20 20c 37 . Insurance Co. of N. Y. Northern Ohio Telephone (quar.) 9.30 95,, Copper Co. (quar.)„_ II" Michaels, Stern & Co.— 4%% preferred "$5° par" (quar.) r 4i4% preferred "$50 par", (quar.) 4ya% preferred "$100 par" (quarj Mickelberry $$1.75% quar.) 30c Mc"cal W4SCT-$1 preferred 10- 0 9-9 18-15 87%c Miahii Partic. class A Laura ~ (quar.) 7-26 (Alired), Inc.— class A (quar.) Class B (quar.)- Sessions, common 45? KSeS1 !qUar*!" 4 > Thei-mit, 9-27 $1.50 — 12y?® Cor£"laTa^)_rr^T"* Messenger 8-10 27c q_ , 10- 1 9"3a Quarterly 10-10 20c 8-15 9- 9 Holder* Payable oJBee, 34%c _ (quar.) (Hartford) Northeastern Water, $2 preferred (s-a) $4'prior preferred (quar.) Northern Indiana Public Service- . 10c Partic. Class B $1 [_ tquar.) Shore Gas (111.) Northeastern Insurance 9 10. 87iac 15c __ 9I 9-5 10- 1 - 300 1 8-15 50c 25c , North When Share Corp.— preferred (quar.) v.^cferrecl xt ? Northern 3 ioc (quar.)— 9-27 o 5 9- 8- J }J 2% sir J « 25c ' M^?,n^preferred ((luar-> Merritt-Chapman & Scott— 8- 1 9-1 -,1}. " 9-14 9- ' (quar.) Merci°S^i.fire Assural>co (N' l^ preferred (quar.) $3.o0 nr2f'l°^0n (q,Uar-) 9 Lambert 7-25 Co. 40c Lafayette National Banx (Brooklyn) (s-a) Lake of the Woods Milling Co., Ltd.— 7 % preferred (quar,) Lake superior District Power, com. (quar.) 5?» preferred (quar.) ; Mengel 25c ( inc. quar.) preferred (quar.) Laclede Steel Co. (quar.) Lamson & $118% H 8_is 50c o (quar.) isc 4.32% Laboratories ify/o preferred A 1 8- Per - North American Investment 4% preferred B (quar.) Menasco Mfg. Co... 20c (quar.) common - Mefvme1sS!ie£ho0rSeJqUar') 7-31 9-I0 171/2C . * ---- Name of Company 4 9- 15c 1-10-58 Laclede Gas Co., Lakeside 8- 9-15 50C Quarterly-— 421 8-15 24c Kevstone Custodian Fund, Series K-l Keystone Steel & Wire (quar.) Kleinert (I. B.) Rubber (quar.) Knickerbocker fund — _ Knox Corp., class A Knox Glass, Inc. (stock diviuenu) Knudsen Creamery, common (quar.) 6® cents preferred <quar.) Koehriug Co. (quar.) Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.) Kress (S. H.) & Co. (quar.)__ Kroger Co., common (quar.) 6% 1st prefeiTed (quar.) 7% 2nd preferred (quar.) Kromex Corp. (quar.)___ :_— 530 8-30 Name of Company - y8-14 30c 30c 10c (quar.) Heater Co. g 9-2d 6c Monthly ~ Keyes,Fibre Co.,. common (quar.) 4.80% j 1st preferred (quar.) Kysor 9- 6c — Fund (monthly) Income When HolderI Payable of Bee, 50c J20c f Kern Kerr ecr Share -*•- County Land (quar. Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd. (quar.) and Financial Chronicle Pliila. Suburban Water, 15c 9-18 9- 4 4.95% 15c 9-18 9- 4 5% preferred common 'quar.) (quar.) 12Vic — . 9- 3 8-12 91 %c (quar.) 9- 3 8-12 983/4c $1.233/4 $1.25 9- 3 8-12 9- 3 8-12 9- 3 8-12 Mi Share Name of Company When Payable Telephone— Philippine Long Distance (a payment Preferred 9-13 9- 42^0 9-2 8-15 20o 9-16 8-30 $i.37ya 9-30 9-20 62 Vic 9- 2 C- 9 $1 10-15 10- 1 11%% 9-24 8- 1 250 Natural Gas, common $5.50 preferred (quar.) Pillsbury Mills, common (quar.) $4 preferred (quar.) — Pinchin Johnson & Assoc., Ltd.— American shares (final) Pine Street Fund Inc.— Quarterly from net Investment income— Pinellas Industries, class A Xquar.) Pioneer Finance, 6% preferred ,(quar.) 5%% conv. preferred (quar.) Pittsburgh Coke di Chemical, com. (quar.)__ $4 80 preferred (quar.) $5 preferred (quar.) — •Pittsburgh Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.r-Common Xquar,.) 7% preferred Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.Piedmont 8- 12yaC 8-15 8- 1 15C 8-15 8- 1 13 %C 8-15 8- 1 25c 9- 2 8-13 $1.20 9- 2 $1.25 9- 2 $1.75 10- 1 9-10 $1.75 10- 8 9-10 55c 9-20 9- 3 8- 1% 9- 3 8-9 $1.37 y2 9- 3 8- 9 $1.25 9- 3 8- 9 - 9- 3 8-20 9-3 7-31 8-15 7-31 8-15 8- 9 8- 9- 3 9- 3 9- 1 8- 5 9- 3 1 11-18 9- 1 8-15 8-16 7-19 ' 50C Sears Service 50c 9-10 8-19 9-30 9-13 10- 1 $1.06% 9- 3 9- 3 8-15 9- 3 8-15 50c — 9- (quar.) com. 4.16% 26c 9- 1 27c 9- 1 87yac 9- 1 9- 1 (quar.) (quar.) preferred $3.35 84c preferred 7-31 $1.25 (quar.)—.— A & pref. div. $1.40 9-30 9-30 8-30 9-30 8-30 $1.07»/2 9-30 8-30 35C 9-30 8-30 34C 8-15 7-17 75c 9-14 8-23 9- 8-15 (quar.) common Sugar Pure Oil Co. (quar.) Puritan Fund, Inc.— 40c capital gains long-term cash $3 • 6C —_ Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance Co.— Quarterly Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. (quar.) Quebec Power Co. • Purina Co. (quar.) (quar.)——: 8-23 7-15 . 9-12 9-20 20c Pile Co. 50c (quar.)—— ♦ 35c Red Owl Stores Refractory Stock 8-15 9- 3 8-15 8-15 7-31 8-15 7-31 15c 9-17 9- 3 10% (quar.) 3 35c Insulation 9- 9-17 9- 3 8-15 7-19 8-15 7-19 15C 1% dividend 4.88% Class A Republic (quar.) Aviation Revere Copper Rexall Drug Reynolds Class & Brass 4Va% (quar.) . pfd. conv. (quar.) A (quar.) class B (quar.)— and 2nd Cement 3rd $1.50 partic. (H. Robinson, Class 4% 8-15 5 8-15 8-10 9-14 8-14 4.36%. 9- 2 8-15 9- 2~ 8-15 9- 2 8-15 9- 2 8-15 (Stock Co., & dividend) 11- 1 10-15 11- 1 10-15 5 37 V2C 9-14 9- 9-10 8-22 4 8-12 7-31 $25c 8-31 8-15 (quar.) H (quar.)—. 9- 3 8-15 $1.02ya 9- 3 8-15 preferred I (quar.) 4.10% preferred J (quar.) $1.18% 9- 3 8-15 $1.02 y2 9- 3 8-15 4.95% $1.23% 9- 3 8-15 10c 9- 3 8-15 F preferred K preferred Rochester Light (quar.) Corp. Transit Rockland (quar.) Power Co.— & 10- 1 $1.16 preferred B (quar.) Rockwell Mfg. (quar.) $1.19 10- 1 55c 9- 50c preferred A 4.75% Rockwell Spring Axle, & Stock (quar.) Aircraft Rolland Class 4J/4% Ross Co., (stock Gear Roxbury & Tool Carpet Royalties Ruppert Ltd., class (quar.)__ Management (Jacob) 4Vi% A $3.50 preferred (quar.) 9-13 8-12 Tennessee 9- 8-1D Tennessee Natural 8-30 Texas 7-31 Texas 3 9-13 3-15 50c 8-15 SI 25c 15c 20c 9- r — - — from 5:85 % 8-23 5% 8-16 1 8-15 4.75% 9- 8-15 3 Texas { Texas-Illinois (N. 8-13 1 8-13 Texas 8- 9 Stanley Stanley 10- 1 10- 1 8-15 7-26 8-16 9-11 10- 1 8-12 9-10 Stauffer 9-11 8-15 50c 9-3 9-14 25ar; 8-15 7-23 ~25c 8-15 7-23 8-15 8- 1 8 -15 8- 1 $1.08 v •; , -3-15 ;$i.04 3- 1 45c 8-28 6c :9- 2 8-15 12-28 12-13 m'/ac 8-15 7-31 71/2C 9-16 9- 3 5c 8-31 8- 9-25 9-11 1 9-13 8- 9 8- it " : $2 - * ; 8-13 $1.25 9- h 8-13 $1.43% 9- 1 8-13 $1.18% 9- 1 _ 8-13 $1.12 Vi 9- 1 8-13 50c 9-16 8-23 9-15 8-16 8-15 7-31 5c !• 7-31 50c 9- 15c 8-15 8- 35c 9-14 8-30 $1 9-14 8-30 _____— 5 30c 8-28 50c 7c 9-10 2 5% 8-30 5% 31 %c38%c« 50c 41 450c (John R.); Co.- (quar.)_^—__— Thompson Products, common (quar.) 4% preferred (quar.) -f. Thriftimart, 5% partic, class A (qunr.)__. Class B common (quar.) 5% participating A (quar.).: Thompson —_. ———— 8- 5 9 7-30 - J 7-26 ? for 9-30 - , 8-15 8-30 Tokheiin / 9-28 - 9-13 Toledo Edison Corp. rquar.)--™^-Co.— Chemical Co. 8-15 8?15 3 8-15 (increased quar.)—lii.—____ 20c 8-23 8- 2 20c 25c 50c 8-15 50c t62yac 8-15 7-19 9- Townsend Co. Bank Travelers 70c 9-13 8-15 9-13 8-15 Trunkline 50c 8-15 7-31 Truax-Traer 29c 9-14 40c Quarterly 3 $2.80 10- (quar.)_____— :iHartford) (quar.)_(quar.)_ ! $5 Gas. preferred Coal, conv. preferred A 1 $1.25 40c (quar.)-— A (quar.) common <quar.)_ 1 8- 9 8-26 8-15 11-25 9-15 11-15 8-30 9-10 8-27 70c 9-10 8-27 9-13 8-30 1 9-28 8-15 8- 2 8-15 97 ViC 11- 1 10-18 8- 2 11- 1 10-18 Union 11- 1 10-18 11- 1 10-18 1'SOc 9- 1 815 90c 9- 3 8- 8-31 Union Chemical & Materials Corp.— $1.10 10- Union Acceptance $1.06 V* 62%C 20c $1.06% 30c — $4.25 preferred Common 1 10-18 11- 1 10-18 11- 1 10-18 25c 9- 3 8-16 8-30 (quar ) — $3.70 9-16 (quar.): Corp. Ltd., 6% pfd. (quar.) Corp. (quar.)—_— Carbide 11- S3.50 5% preferred Union $4 Electric common _______—— 1 8- 9 $4.50 preferred 9- 1 8- 9 4 % 9-10 8- 9 9-26 8-19 $3.70 8-19 $3.50 preferred (quar.) 20c — $1.12 y2 10- 25c 9- 1 2 8-20 9- 2 8-20 30c — 10- 1 12-13 12- 8-15 88- 1 9-16 9-16 9- 20c 9-1 - 8-28 8- 5c 8-15 8- 8-15 88- 35c 9- 9 8- 55c 9-10 40c 9- 3 8-15 $37 Vic 10- 9-13 9-10 8-30 10-10 9-20 8-19 8- 9 25c (quar.)—— 1 6c U5c 8-26 8- 5 (One share 8-15 7-20 8-15 7-20 $1.12 V2 $1 11-15 10-18 11-15 10-18. — 92V2C 87,/2C 33s (qua:.) — $1.25 — Car Terminal Air Artists $4.50 United (quar.) Cold Storage of United Class United B 9-10 8-20 8-31 8-15 7% 45C 9- 8-16 United 9-14 12-14 8-23 8-15 9-16 9- 3 9- 2nd, corporate 8-20 3 10- 10-15 9-10 10c 3 8-19 8- 8-31 87 VsC (quar.) 11- 1 9 10-15 title class A 38c —._ Tool Coal 8-15 7-15 10c (quar.) 8-31 7-31 Corp.— 100% (quar.) 7-15 8-15 8-23 9-10 25c — 40c 8-13 8- 2 $1.75 Cos. 8-13 8- 2 Engineering & Foundry— (increased) 1 preferred (quar.) United 6% 9-30 1 9-15 50c dividend Common 35c 12-31 9- " Ltd., Drill 15c $1.25 9 40c (quar.) Electric 7-15 $1.25 8- $1.12Vi Corp. Corps, 8-15 3 6 3 $1.25 preferred July 9- 9- America— (quar.) Effective Stock h^eld) 6 9- 9-16 of above company was changed to United Whelan United pre¬ 8-15 9-16 $2 Co. convertible NOTE: . 12 yac ——.— (quar.)— United Cigar-Whelan, common (s-a) $3.50 3 Co.— (quar.) preferred 9- 8-15 ■» 40c — — Co.- Carbon 10-18 10-18 9- 20c — (quar.)Theatre Circuit— Biscuit 11-15 11-15 20c Lines preferred 7-20 8-15 Louisiana— of Common (increased) —_ . — 7-20 participating prior preferred (s-a) United 8-12 8-28 8-15 (quar.) B Tank 5% 9 9-27 1 — (quar.) Gas United 9 ^___ (quar.) 4% 1 9-10 & United 1 5c Oil Union 9 50c preferred 8-9 8-31 38c $1 92V2* 87V2« $1.12V _______— System, common Class 8-19 25c 5% Union 2 9-1 Gas (quar.), Class A 8-19 (special) preferred Union 8-15 87 Vic I 5 8-15 50c — Union 2 10c (quar.) (quar.) $4 preferred (quar.) _______—% 9-13 45c (quar.) — preferred 20c i (quar.)__— preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) _■_. preferred (quar.) % 2 8-9 6\Uc (quar.) Co., 9- 40c Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp., 5% preferred (quar.) : 5% preferred (quar.) 8- 9-10 30c —_ Temper Corp., new common iinitial!— 208 South La Salle St. Corp. (quar.) Tyler Rubber Co., common (quar.) 7-31 10-10 (N./Y.) Co. Trinity Universal Insurance True 8-15 Trust & 8-30 9- (quar.)_ Insurance 9-13 - 3 5 Trade '• 8-30 3 8- 5 f1/ • * 8- 2 9-11 5'% '35c 9- 8-31 . ' — 8- e ■: 8-23 - 9- preferred 8- 8-12 9- 4:25% 6 9- 6 8-22 $1.14 $1.06'A 5 <. 9- 6 10- 1 $1.06% 8- — — 9-6 i 10-18 — (quar.) 10- —-— preferred $1.05 (quar.)-! 8-20 9-1 , (quar.)____-—u (quar.)___l2—- preferred (quar.) Corp. ii-12 $5c 30c , 7-16 ' 60c (quar.) 8-31 20c .) 1 (quar.) class A (quar.) Delaware 8-20 10-1 __ 4.56% — shares 8-20 1 31V4C preferred B 8-30 9-30 8-30 : convertible 8-30 v 9-30 5 (quar.) 10 1 9- " 11- J.U each 1 9- 21V4C 8- $1.25' convertible 9- 2Qc 25c dividend 8-20 30c 30c ■ . 50c 1 30c — 8-23 8-20 8- 5 1 20c' 8-15 9-13 8-15 !— (stock dividend). 1 — (quar.)— 1 (quar.) Corp. 9- (1- 9 Oil & 9- — A 8-13 $1.46 VA 7-31 9-13 (quar.)____ (increased) _ 8-15 Coal $1.15 common 8-13 1 > 8-15 2 7 Vic (quar.) 1 9- 60c 27 ViC (quar.) 9- 30c Pacific 35c (quar.)—— (quar.) 9-10 8-30 9-10 — (quar.) par) 50C 5 9-14 „■ 1 9- 75c 55c 45c 9- 10- 15c . 30c — Steel Supply Hotels 9- 3 10-2 8-30 15c (quar.) com. 8-15 9- 1 Aviation Warner Fuel 8-15 11-29 25c 20c 1 Statler 1 Pipeline— 1 9-16 — preference (quar.)— & Materials, Ltd. (quar.)l 9- State 1 10- 1-1-58" 27c — 50c common Radio, Ltd., Gas $1.03% $1.03% Calif, Pressed 1 .9- 2 35c (quar.)—— — common of Natural .27 Vic (quar.) com. (quar.) Standard 1-31 8-15 15c — 9- 8-15 (increased)- Standard 11- «-hi 9- .1 - , $1.37 Vi — 92 Vic (Conn.) 9 11-12 9-14 :• 50c — 9- 8-10 (quar.)— (quar.) 8- 2-10-58 8- 50c (qUar.)_ (quar.) Texas industries, common .(quar.) 8-20 ; convertible stock 9-5 37V2C (quar.)_.—_ (quar.) Common 30c 30c Forgings (quar.)Standard Milling Co. (Del.), class Class B (quar.) ferred 8-24 -$I 10c - 8 8-26 Stanaard Starrett Corp. of the new 9-20" 50c :• Gulf Sulphur .(qUar.)———_—— 8- 9-10 8- — (quar.) 1 3 8 5c ——— com. preferred convertible preferred 8 9-10 — (quar.) 9- 8-15 8- 55c convertible 8- Packaging Corp.— 9- 8- 8 1 (quar, )_. Inc. preferred (quar.),™— convertible preferred 4.50% 8-15 (quar.)—-— Service, $1.60 8-15 — preferred (quar. preferred (quar.)— 4%%' Insurance Standard 3 1 •"•'9- _— Gas Lines, 5.75% - 9-10 common 8-16 3 8- 8 9- 41 (Xc v Company Cquar.)..; Transmission, 8-31 9- capital gains) ($25 (quar.) Corp. 25c 8-20 9- 8-15 9-20 30c ______ Eastern 5.50% 8-15 9-14 15c . (quar.) common 5 9- 8-15 9- .3 "• 28 Vac inpome'-—; From ordinary 70c 20c $12Vic (quar.) Gas (quar.)— 9-10 7-31 i ,8-15 8- a . (quar.) Television Electronics Fund—< 7-3i - 1 61c 15c - Ltd., Power Co. 30c $1.12% 9-12 $1.12 Va — „—r——— Oil 8-31 10c Corp pfd. 9-27 (quar.) Standard 9-16 $15c 5 30 Vic Dredging Corp., $1.60 preferred (quar.) Paving +6 Vic 8- 8-31 9-23 30c ——_ 5 8-26 2 6 Vic (Indiana) 8-20 a- 1 9-3..' 5c 37%c — 8- 6c (quar.)—— 4—-- Oil 30c (quar.) 8-30 8-30 ..$1.25 . _ Standard Standard noc 2 2 8-26 ; Standard $$i.06 y» (quar.) Co. Quarterly Royal Oak Dairies Royalite Oil Ltd. Water 8-16 t20c _ (quar.) preferred 10- (quar.)——i—_— Engineering 11-15 $1 - 30c %18 4% dividend)— 7-19 10- Quarterly 12+18 50c (quar.) class A (quar.) Ltd., (quar.) Paper B common (quar.) preferred 4% Rohr Haas & 8-15 7Vac common 2% dividend Rohm 9-23 9- v ::; preferred B (quar.)—__——— Tampax, Inc. .(quar.) —— — Taylor Fibre Co., common (quar.) i:— 4% convertible preferred, (s-a) —__ Taylor Pearson & Carson (Canada) riru.— 5% convertible. preferred I quar:» Telechroine Manufacturing (quar.)—— 15c (quar.)—_ pfd. Class B (quar.) Spokane International RR. Stamford 8-15 ' : 'i It- ft 2 .9-10:: 33c Tampa Electric Co,,, poinihon 4.32%' preferred A cquar.) 35c Sperry Rand Corp., common $4.50 preferred (quar.)_. 2% dividend Stock common 8-16 $50c , Power, Standaird Oil Co. (quar.) 4.65% $$1 ft 65c 4.16% 7-15 • 8-31 Life Standard Brands, 4%% 4 - 8-16 25 yac Public Utah 30c (increased) 50c preferred (quar.) Spencer Chemical, common (quar.) 4.20%- preferred (quar.) Spencer Kellogg & Sons (quar.) Sprague & Electric— preferred 4.10% 5c Spindale Mills, Ltd.— _____ 4 3-23 (initial) 5% 5% (quar.) 1 8- 8-15 9- 1 8- 9- 25c — 9-10 $56V4C — 9- 9-10 ' $50c — fquar.)_ preferred Southern $25c TaylorFenn Co., 4.32% conv. pfd. (quar.) Talon, Inc., class. A (quar.) —— Class B (quar.)_—_ 8-23 1 9- 1 8- 9-2' ' - 7-26 1 — — 4.60%' .. 8- 8-15 $25Cr —. 4, %c >'• 8-30 8-15 • 8-22 •; 2 10- , preferred (quar.) preferred ($100 par) preferred (quar.)— preferred (quar.) 4.40% 8-15 9-10 9-14 1010- 10c (quar.)— preferred preferred preferred 4.25% 60c ____ Ltd. and 4.15% 25c preferred (quar.) Co. (quar.)__ preference Rochester Gas 5 9- 50c H.) Little A 9- 31 Vic (quar.) (quar.) common Aviation Robinson 80c 683/4C 3 9-18 8-20 10c — Railway, 3.90% Co.— Myers, Robertson (quar.) 9- 9-16 ■ 10c (quar.) Natural 3.70% 5c series participating class A Participating & 8-15 5c $1.25 Robbins 9- 68 %c (quar.) 5 25c (quar.) Developments class D Southwestern 9 8- 1 8- 10c _ Oil Southwestern 6 8-31 9- 8-20 35 c. Company, income (quar.) "■ , 9 — —— Canada 4.40% class preferred Riverside 12-13 9-20 30c (quar.) Common pfd. 1-1-58 $1.12% 8- (quar.) — Southwestern Electric Service (quar.) Southwestern Investors (10c from investment 9-13 6 8-30 1 common 5% preferred (quar.) Southwestern Drug Corp., Inc.— Common 5Vi% 1 75c (quar.) Corp. Ritter Finance Co., 5 Vi % 10- 9- ' 949 9-19 (quar.) Southern 9-13 80c Tobacco, com. Co., Paper 1 12yac (quar.) Mfg. 10- 50c (quar.) Richfield Oil Corp. Riegel (quar.) (reduced) Corp. Co. (R. J.) B Rheem $27c (quar.) 10-10 10-10 — Southern 50c cl. A Co., Southern t28c (Canada), Ltd., 31 —— 8-30 9-14- 40c / > • Drug, common (quar.)-_—.__——- 15c Southern |5c Chains Ren old 6c * __.— preferred preferred preferred 4.24% 2%c dividend 8-15 ~ — (quar.) Co., 8-15 (qiiar.)^ — Sutherland Paper 0o. iquar.)^—— Swan-Finch Qil,. 4% "2pd preferred (quar.) 6% 1st preferred (quar, Swift & CO. (quar.) _i—, —— Quarterly'— Symington-Gould Corp. (quar.) Syracuse -Transit (quar.)_— ________ 9-19 $1.25 • 4.08% 31 %c Reichhold Chemicals Stock 8-22 8-30 4 45c- •,9-14 Sunshine Biscuits Southern;, California Edison— 7-26 9-12 12.yac u.— — (quar.)_. & 8-15 50c (quar.) 1 - (quar.)—— Sinclair Oil Co. (quar.) Singer Mfg. Co. (quar.) Skclly Oil Co. (quar.)—; Smith (S. Morgan) Co. (quar.) Smith-Douglass Co. (quar.) Southam 7-22 8-15 - Inc. (quar.) — Reading Co., 4% 1st preferred Reading Tube, common (quar.) $1.25 conv. preferred (quar.) Redonda Tile Co. (quar.)_ Rayonier, 9- 10-10" 25c 25C com. 9-16 9- preferred ,4. (quar:) 2nd preferred series 1955 (quar.)__ Sunrise Fund,' Inc. '(in'i'tial)————- .8-15 31 Vic A (quar.) B (quar.) Pen, class A Lighting South Texas 9 8- 9-30 1 60c (quar.) i_.'j 8-30 9-14:-, 4Va% 5V2 % 9- 431 Vic $1.55 conv. preferred Cquar.) —South Bend lathe Works (quar.)__—— 8-23 7-26 ..8-14 25c ■ 9-11 9-10 9-30 35c (QMar. copveftibile preferred (quar. Mid-Continent Oil Co.— Common 10-15 :j:25c Sonotone .Corp., common (quar.)-———— $1.25 cony, preferred A (quar.)--——4 9-10 1 8-15 . 8-27 30c . Sunray Power— Socony Mobil 8-22 9*16 11- 1 (quar.) Corp., common Snap-On-Tools 8-30 12%C ;— (quar.) Raymond Concrete 8-16 20c — . Ray-O-Vac Co. 8-30 9-16 30C Inc. (guar.) Electrotype Co. Ranco, Rapid 9-27 50c 9-30 10-15 — Paper Simpsons, Ltd. 25c $150 1 ; 9- ■>— Simplex '8-1 9-3 11- 6% 8-16 10- 43 %c —r-— Sun Ray <> 8- — (quar.), Simmons Co. ?35C (quar.) Quemont Mining, Ltd. (interim) Ralston Silvray 1 8- 1 9- B 8-12 9-10 Signode Steel Strapping, common (quar.) 25c 5% preferred (quar.) , 62VaC Silver wood Dairies, Ltd., class A (quar.)—15c Class B (quar.)_ 15c in (payable stock).— or 9 Class 8-28 . .8-19 35c (quar.) Corp. 9 50c — Pacific 9 8-20 50c $2.44 preferred A (quar.) Signal Oil & Gas Co., class A (quar.) $1.04 y2 Alegre From 2 45c (quar.) com. Puget Sound Power & Light Co. (quar.)—.— Pullman, Inc. (quar,)_ Punta 9- $1.02 Gas, (quar.) preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) 4.30% 9-16 Sierra 8-30 preferred 4.18% Siegler 1 88- 25c preferred (quar.) Corp. of America (quar.) Shopping Bag Food Stores (quar.)- 8- 3 8-30 10c 2Va%\" $1.18% Shoe 8-15 9- 25c ■ 8-10 - 1 B Extra- 1 9-10 56c "3 —— Suburban Proparie G'asV common cquar., > 5.20%' preferred (quar.) _L_— — Sun Oil Co.: (quar.) r__n—— — » 8-20 29i«c , 8- ; "9- • 25c - 4% 20c Electric Service 4.08% 7-31 8-15 (quar.) Common Public 8-15 $1.12 y2 3 Mfg. Sherwin-Williams 7-31 — $4.50 preferred (quar.) Public Service Co. of New Mexico— 5% 8-15 9- 9- 2 50c $1.25 preferred cquar.) Stuart (D. A.) .OU Co. "Ltd. 9 8- Class 7-31 9-16 - 12V2C — — rquar.)__——^.r— Struthers Wells Corp., poramon 9 8- 91 Vic Extra 25c — 293/aC i J 11-1, 3 (quar.) (quar.) (quar.) — (quar) Shenango Valley Water, 5% Sherman Products (quar.) Sheller of New Hampshire- Service Co. Common 9- Shell Oil Co. 8-15 __ A.) (initial) (W. Class B 8-15 $1.05 Public ' Sheaffer 8-15 — preferred preferred 4Vi% 8-15 4.32% preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) 3Vi% preferred (quar.) 4.20% preferred (quar.) 29%C —— <*» ' ** 9- — Corp. & Co. 8- 3 60c 9 7-31 8-15 25c &. Coa) '.quar.) —: r-';—" Storer Broadcasting, common .(quar.)——_ 8 8- 11-15 15c 9-21 8-15 Stonega Coke 8- 9-15 ■ $34%c Y 9-1 8-15 15c , (quar.) Co. 4Va% 8-15 1 -i-15c 9-23 9-30 , $$1.32 (quar.)— Stix, Baer & Fuller, common 7% 1st preferred (quar.) Stone & Webster (quar.)— 9-6 - — Acceptance jExt»l'3i 8-15 $1:05 $i.i2ya — 1 $1 Shawinigan Water & Power, Class A common (quar.) 9-13 J62y2C 10- 9-30 . — Stern & Stern Textiles-—•• 4%% preferred (quar:)— 7-26 ------ 5% preferred (quar.)— Servomechanisms, Inc. (quar.) Co. preferred Xquar.) 4.20% preferred (quar.) 4Vi% preferred ((quar.); Public Service Co. of Indiana, 2 > 1 ——— (quar.) - Roebuck Securities Shaler t25c 4%% 12- 12-1 9- (quar.) Co. Co. Sealrigbt-Oswego-Falls 8-20 12- 25c & D.) (G. Seaboard Oil 20c (quar.) of Colorado— preferred Public 3 $1.10 (quar.) X. preferred s. Seagrave Corp Providence Washington 5% 9- 85c s. Searle 9 8- 8-16 9-15 J30C Insurance— . $2 conv. preferred (quar.) Provincial Transport Co., common (quar.)— 9-17 \ . f. preferred (quar.) Seaboard Surety Co. (N. Y.) $5 8-15 8-31 61c (quar.) 3 35c (quar.) common, (quar.) (quar.)— preferred $4.75 5 $1.25 .Procter & Gamble Co. 9- $1.25 Scytes & Co. Ltd., common (quar.>— 5% preferred (quar.) — Seaboard Finance Co., common (quar.) —— 8-15 8-15 2% (quar.) Gardner Co. 8-20 45C preferred (s-a) 6% 3 15c Co.; Ltd. (quar.) Prentice-Hall, Inc., common Prince 9- 15c River Powell Paper Co., $4 — Steel Xquar.) 9-17 $1.25 (quar.) Corp. $3.40 preferred 7*/2C ___—- 37 Vac ——-- Scotien-Dillon Co. (quar.) Scovill Mfg. Co.. $3.65 preferred 50c of America, .common (quar.) dividend Electric Power $2.44 pfd. (quar.)— Stock Potomac Scott 25c Co. Potash Schering $1.75 preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) Poor & Co. (quar.) Pope & Talbot, common ,(quar.) ■6% preferred Xquar.)— Portland Gas & Coke (initial) 7% Portsmouth 9 $1.75 7% 9-27 . 8-30 25c 5Vz% prior preferred (quar.) 5% preferred (quar.) Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co. 9-27 J $1.25 Works, common (quar.)— _ 4.70% —preferred D (quar.) 4;70% preferred C (quar.)— 4%% proferred B (quar.) —— Savage Arms Corp. .(quar.)—.—.—————. Savage Industries (Arizona) ? Schenley Industries (stock dividend) ... 8-13 2 10-25 10-25 San Jose Water 8-13 —„ Pittsburgh Steel, .common .(quar,) Stock dividend —. Common 8- (quar.) Ltd., 5%% pfd.. A (quar.)____. Sterling Almninum Products (quar.)— Sterling Precision Corp.— « * ' - 5% preferred A (quar.l Sterchi Bros. Stores (quar.) 8-19 8-15 25C preferred (quar.) — preferred (quar.) • ■ St. Regis Paper Co., common — 4.40% 1st preferred A (quar.) ——Salada-Shirrilf-Horsey, Ltd., com. (quar.). 5% preferred A (quar.)— — San Antonio Transit Co., common——— 7 840 . — — (A!) & Co. Steinberg's, 7-31 8-15 10c 1% 30c Co.——. "• dividend Stock $25c $5 9-16 9-13 25c $5 18C 8-16 25c W & 6 9-26 Stein Fine Foods. Inc., common .— Safway Steel Products (quar.) St. Croix Paper (quar.)— --St. Lawrence.Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)— 5% preferred A (quar.) St. Louis San Francisco Ry., common. S 2 8- 3 9- 10c 1957 When Holacri Payable ot ReCi Share Company Steel improvement & Forge 10c (quar.) (increased) Ryan Aeronautical Ryerson & Haynes 9-13 10-15 payment of 25 centavos) of 40 centavos) Phillips Petroleum Co; (quar.) Phoell Mfg. Co. ,(quar.) (a Common 10-15 12 Vic Per Name of Payable of Ree. Share Name of Company Monday, August 12, . .. Holdert When Per Per Chronicle Commercial and Financial The Fuel class Investments, A preferred Ltd.— J75c (quar.) United Gas Improvement/ common 4%% preferred (quar.) ; (quar.)— 10- 50c $1.06y4 10- 1 9-27 1 / '■ 8-30 8-30 Number 5633 186 Volume .VTJie Commercial and Financial . Per 5% : .% Chemical Corp.— Borax & (quar.) 1-. 4i:,%. preferred (quar.) _____ S Hoffman Machinery-*-' Common U 5% U S • $1.12Va e2,/ac 22V20 ,___■ Pipe & Foundry (quar. S Playing Card (quar. S. Printing & Lithograph Co., com — series A tquar.) — 50c $1 50c 62 tec 50c $2 75c $1.75 S. U U. pref. 5% (quar.) 8% non-cumulative 1st preferred, (quar.) U. S. Steel Corp.. common (quar.)__^ 7f;o preferred (quar.) United Stores Corp., *b cOU*. piu. iquur,)__ Universal Consolidated Oil (quar.)__ Universal Insurance Co. (quar.) U. Rubber Co., S. common Universal Marion Corp. Line Waters & Rogers Van Vanadium Corp. Van Raalte preferred Ventures, Ltd. Walker & Class Co., 7-24 2uc 9-7 8-28 65c 9-3 8-7 50c 8-13 9- 3 _____ ; A ! ■_ 9- Instrument Co. each 8-31 12- 2 7-31 Ward Industries 9-3 9-20 8-20 62be 12bc 10- 1 8-15 7-31 8-15 $1,75 7-31 pfd. Weeden 4% & 9- 1 9-10 40c J5c 9- 3 8- $1.12 25c 00c .__ (quar.) 9- 3 8-15 8-15 8- J 10- 1 fl-l« 8-15 8- 5 10c 8-15 8- 5 60c 8-15 9-6 9- 2 25c 30c 9-11 8-15 8- 5 8-16 8-15 3-3U 8- J —_____ 62yac 15c _ (quar.)— Lines Western Canada __ RR. Western Tablet & Co., '■ 10- 1 9-14 9-14 9- 3 9- 3 10- 1 9- 2 9- 9 11- 1 9-10 8-31 8-27 8-12 8-12 9-13 8-15 8-16 10-11 11- 1 10- 1 8-15 8-13 8-15 8-15 9-30 8-26 10- 1 9-10 8-20 11- 1 11- 1 10-11 9-16 7-31 8-21 8-30 7-25 8-15 9-30 9-13 lor 8-16 9- 1 8- 2 8- 1 due 9- 1 10-31 8-15 9-14 9-14 9-14 8- 1 10-15 7.-31 30c 9-20 8-30 75c iquar.) $1.25 t30c 30c 50c 95c 30c — B $1.43b $1 50c Oil (quar.) Wilson & Co., Inc., Common (quar.) (quar.)__; common 25c Wilson-Jones Co. Winn-Dixie 40c 5b J12be 15c 25c 25c (quar.)____ Co. 25c —' Stores 8c 8c (monthly) Monthly Wisconsin Bauksliares Wisconsin Electric 3.60b 6b 4bb 25c (quar.)__ 40c — common (increased) 90c $1.50 34c —— $1.12b (quar.) —— (quar.) Power & Light, 4.44b preferred Wisconsin Wolf & Public (quar.) Service, Dessauer Wood (Alan) (G. H.) Wood (Gar) See Gar Wood Woolworth (P. (P. W.) payment deduction Wrigley (Wm.) $1.37b V. producing properties gas 9-16 8-30 8-30 8-30 8-31 9- 1 8-15 which most nation's the and Louisiana, La refineries, modern located Gloria at Tyler, well as one of the largest natural gas processing plants in the as The refinery has a crude charge 186, p. 465. corporation Air S. U. Force first the announced Ohio, 260. Vitro F. Apparatus because of newly-developecl a the initial order was not made Vice-President in charge division, predicted a great demand its broad potential application. W. Joyce, of the corporation's for the new system system was designed, engineered and developed by TI's which will manufacture them.—V. 186, p. 155. The Appara¬ division tus Textron American, Inc.—Tenders— to Carlton the that effective before or acceptances will Plans any 17, and on the trust 1957, after Aug. debentures company 23, upon receipt of the debentures. will cease Aug. 22, 1957. $535,190 principal amount of debentures were purchased in connection with the previous sinking fund payment of cancellation May 1957.—V. 15, 185, p. Jr. _ Co. of Television Trans-Lux The the of Encyclopaedia Corp. Film Library— on Aug. 1 Film Library Britaunica announced the leasing to WOR-TV for about $100,000. Tans-Lux also said it had signed a leasing agreement with Time, Inc., library in Time's live miuwestern TV stations. Time figure on the transaction, but Richard P. Brandt, President of Trans-Lux, said the sum was "in the six figure category." lor the ol' use would release no than 700 titles—V. more all for 180, p. 445. (quar.) (Del.), Offered— Higginson Corp. publicly 011 Aug. 7 a secondary issue of 102,070 shares of common stock (no par value) at $21 per share,\ This offering was oversubscribed and the books closed. class A (s-a) 2 8-9 7-12 9- 3 10- 1 11- 1 8-20 9-20 10-18 25c 9-10 8-23 net 10c ! . 8-26 25c 25c _ 9-3 8d 25c _ (quar. 1 9-13 3-30 Sachs with proceeds management. will go two to selling stockholders not , W. 30c 8-15 30c 8-15 7-31 The Va., company makes plastic pipe and copper tubing. was in the UNDERWRITERS—Among & Jackson Co.. & a broad <• line of wire, , Merrill Lynch, each Sept. 30, either the purchase of a sale of the fractional interest.*— to or the . America—Acquistion— will an operating division of Vitro, according to an announcement by .J. Vitro, and Allen S. Clarke, President become August, of President acquisition approved recently were Nems-Clarke. of assets is the boards of by . . v In production in design, development and communications, mechanics, engaged television, in¬ It has about 450 employees and its net sales last year were in excess of $4,000,000, with a net profit of about $177,000. Originally known as National Electrical Machine Shops it assumed its present name after merger with Clarke* electronics, of automation and nucleonics. strumentation, in Corp. 1950.- Elected— Two New Directors Laurance Brothers, feller a Director Rockefeller of Purcell, business adviser to the Rocke¬ the Vitro Corp. of America board announced on July 31 by Charles S. Payson, Board and Inc., brothers, and President Rockefeller, S. directors, W. Robert been elected to have it was 186, 570. p. Productions—Registers With SEC— Walt Disney The Atlas offering has announced that it proposes to make a Corp. of be Sachs man, secondary shares of Walt Disney productions common stock Aug. 28. It is contemplated that the offering will a nation-wide underwriting group headed by Gold¬ 400.000 $2.50) about made through (par Brothers, Lehman Co., & and Peabody Kidder, A & Co. registration statement covering the offering was filed on Aug. 6 with the Securities & Exchange Commission by Walt Disney Productions. intends Stock registration statement discloses that Walt Disney Production:* to apply for the listing of its common stock on the New York following the secondary distribution by Atlas. Exchange presently intends in October of purchase warrants, which number of Disney shares at $22 per share. These warrants were acquired in connection with a stock offering made by Disney to its shareholders in November, 195(5. Atlas this it announced also Corp. that it to exercise approximately 153,000 holds, entitling it to purchase a like year now and expire Oct. 31, 1957. ownership of these purchase The holding substantial sell its of most the in Disney holdings present warrants enables Atlas to retain f» company and at the same time to of approximately 403,000 shares of Disney stock. Sale will shares these of ': the1 Atlas bring position holdings. usual practice for portfolio with its into line 1 ■ '' ' ■ ... Disney Co., Inc.—New Name Co.—Name Changed— of incorporation was filed July the certificate to amendment largest 55. below. Waltham "Watch Co. Waltham Watch p. 'U'. ' •: ■ Waltham Precision Instrument An in Disney morn Despite the sale. the Atlas, by exercising its warrants, would remain stockholder outside of the Disney family.—V. 186, 12 changing the name of this company to Waltham Precision Instrument Co., Inc. and effective July 17, transactions in the $1 par common stock of the latter began on the American Stock Exchange. The directors have authorized the distribution on or about Aug. 23, 1957 to the holders of the common stock of record July 23, 1957, oi' shares of the capital stock, par value $1, of its wholly-ownecl subsidiary, Waltham Watch Co. (Delaware), on the basis of one share of capital stock ot Waltham Watch Co. (Delaware) for each five shares of com¬ mon stock of Waltham Precision Instrument Co., Inc. held. The Committee on Securities of the Exchange rules that the common Waltham of . the J 8, be quoted ' "ex" said \ Co.—Refinancing Planned— directors The Instrument Co. Inc. 1957.—V. 184, p. 1627. Precision July ' • on Aug. 5 approved a .sigldy of a refinancing plan mr company. President, said it is contemplated this will te an offer¬ ing later this year of more than $5,000,000 convertible subordinated debentures. The proceeds would be used for plant expansion, modern¬ ization and to increase working capital. Mr. Belz said the program still is under study and involves ex¬ Fred Belz, modernization and pansion and valves steel of the malleable plant at Greensburg, fittings; the Pa., Kewanee, produces lubricated plug valves, iron and iron Boston, Mass., plant that manufactures brass valves and 111., which plant fittings; tho fittings, and the East St. Louis, 111., plant which produces iron valves. The study also includes the possibility of similar action at the fol¬ lowing subsidiaries acquired over the past two years; Alloy Steel Products Co., Elizabeth, N. J., Grove Valve & Regulator Co., Oakland, Calif., M. & H. Manufacturing Co., Anniston, Ala., Southwest Fabricat¬ ing & Welding Co., Houston, Texas, and Conoilow Corp., Philadelphia. —V. 184, p. 1734. Washington Institute for first half of were the other underwriters are: Goldman, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Paine. Webber, Co. Curtis; and Hemphill, Noyes & The SEC on Aug. Securities a Act 5 has Commission the suspending Experimental Medicine, Inc., Suspension Order— announced that, at the request of this company, vacated its order of June 5, 1956, temporarily Regulation A exemption from registration under tho of 1933 with respect to a public offering of securities Institute. _ . Regulation A notification filed with the Commission on Sept. the Institute proposed the public offering of 500 shares of its $100 par 7% cumulative preferred stock at par. The Commission s suspension order was based upon the company's failure to comply with the requirement of Regulation A for filing semi-annual reports o. btock sales and the use to which the proceeds were applied. the by In 30 , , a 1954, reflecting the sale of 40 shares ot that the suspension orde:' the offering be withdrawn. This petition was supported by information to establish that the failuro to file the report was due entirely to inadvertence. Under the circum¬ stances, the Commission vacated its suspension order and permitted withdrawal of the unsold shares.—V. 183, p. 2813. Subsequently the ,.*/ 19^7 $28,188,499 and $1,759,394, equal to $1.23 per common share. EARNINGS—Net sales income J., and electrical cable, conduit, with plants at New Brunswick, N. has since 1916 been a supplier to the BUSINESS—Triangle, industry. for . the for fields Conduit & Cable Co., Inc.—Stock PROCEEDS—Net connected Moundsville. 8-15 7-31 value, llerndon, Va.—SEC Vacates underwriting group headed by Lee G2bc (interim.)— income tax of Depositary. (monthly _ Chemicals (s-a) Ltd. 9-30 share ; of Jr., Nems-Clarke all films in the library of slightly offered 8-15 8-15 ' pre¬ companies and makes 2262. Trans-Lux Corp.—Unit Leases An 8-31 9- 3 par which 8-30 12be (qu.ar.)_ British 9-10 30c 31'be (quar.) expenses Co. Worsted Oil Corp. 22be (quar.)— cumulative - ratified by the shareholders of Nems-Clarke at a special meeting. Terms of the proposed agreement call for the exchango of 115,000 shares of Vitro common stock, valued at about $3,000,000, both for will mail notices of tenders accepted. Payment of accepted debentures accepted on total A ol made be Interest Aug. interest. accrued and 100% exceed On 6% Nems-Clarke. of stock an to 01 v •» of $10 respectively, prior or latter end the Ward Walworth Aug. on the manu¬ electronic in tools, facilities 15-year 5% subordinated sinking fund debentures due Feb. 1, 1970 amount sufficient to exhaust the sum of $427,910 at prices not its Trust Colony business cutting tools, additional shares stock, ' •* Corp. of distribution on of on full a •* Co., 45 Milk St., Boston 6, Mass., up to the 15, 1957 will receive tenders for the sale of Old The dose engaged divisions machine corporation is concluding negouauions to acquire all the'business, of Nems-Clarke, Inc., of Silver Spring, Md., and it ia This and Contract— 6. Aug. on While the number of units involved in public, for order radar system, a $1,394,318 contract from the Air Materiel Command at Wright Patterson Air mapping Force, Base, its received has of par be make to p. See Texas Instruments, Inc.—Awarded AF This photographic 7-29 7-25 7-25 9-20 7-26 8-30 8-15 7-30 10-11 10-11 of one Triangle Corp. (quar.) & Co., less Wyandotte B and acquired, The two leases run for five years on (quar.) Co. Wyandotte Class . Steel) (quar.)__~ pfd. common W.) Wool worth Wytex 8- Industries) Petroleum Monthly Monthly 17'be Machinery preferred conv. and (quar.)__ (see Alan Wood 5bb & Co., Woodall Industries, Above oil the valuable lf split-ups of 6% cumulative preferred stock and. value. In lieu of issuing fractional shares, distributed which will permit the stockholder of 1 $25 will Industries— Wood Newspaper Woodley common (quar.) Steel Co. Wood 5b com. preferred (quar.)__ preferred (quar.) 4.80b < Power, preferred — Corp preferred Wisconsin ■ 11c 40c 15c 34%c (quar.)__ Co. Mfg. : (stock dividend) Ltd.. class A (quar.) (P.), Corp. of Texas Eastern's of substan¬ capacity of 25,000 barrels per day. In addition to crude distillation, it lias thermal cracking, cat cracking, plat-forming, alkylation and coking units and manufactures premium motor fuel, aviation gasoline, kero¬ sene, petroleum coke and certain specialty products. The refined prod¬ ucts are sold at wholesale, and Mr. Carpenter said that the company would continue as a custom refiner and maintain its policy ol not engaging in retail marketing. La Gloria also owns a 25% interest in Great Southern Chemical Corp. located in Corpus Christi, Texas, which produces benzene, tuolene, xylene and other pecrocnemicals. See aiso 9- 3 9-14 8-15 20c Inc. Cement Wilcox & Gas Co. as a subsidiary was assured 011 Aug. 8 as Texas Oil industry, located at Fulfurrias, Texas. $30c (quar.) common Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., com. (quar.) 4b prior lien (quar.) Whitaker Paper Co. (quar.) —— White River Propane Gas (quar.) — White (S. S.) Dental Mfg. Co. (quar.)—— White Stores, common (quar.) 5bb preferred (quar.) ______ Wickes owns 1 7-31 9- 6 8- 1 (quar.) (quar.) (Geo.), Ltd., 4bb preferred (quar.) t$1.12b Weyerhaeuser Timber (quar.) 25c Whorner Corp. bufc equipment, 1 Va of authorize, to The to addition Texas, 8- 2 Weston Whiting Corp. - 8-15 Westiughouse Air Brake (quar.) Westinghouse Electric Corp., common (quar.) Whitehall Gloria La . , $373,405. at Corp.—Offer Accepted— this acquisition puts us in two new fields of en¬ deavor—the refining of petroleum and the processing of natural gas," Mr. Carpenter said. I11 addition to extensive oil and gas producing properties located Stationery— preferred forms 186, of Transmission have 8-15 preferred (quar.) 3.80b 425 shs. 210.000 shs. 360,000 shs. for 2^2 stock, common Outstanding 52. of . price, sale books cumulative preferred stock or common stock, respectively, at close of business on Aug. 1, will be mailed Aug. 20, 6% FINANCING more "In we 20c (quar.) Westeel Products, Ltd. Westmoreland. cents)__ 10 (par the the on record effect to shares. $1.20 $1.10 Ltd. Breweries, Insurance Pacific 5b 186, $1.12!a (quar.) Inc. Western of of the exchange offer was accepted by holders than 81% of the outstanding La Gloria common, according to Orville S. Carpenter, President of Texas Eastern. The offer, made 011 Aug. 6, under which one share of Texas Eastern common would be exchanged for each share of La Gloria common wu.s contingent upon acceptance by holders of 810,000 of La Gloria's 1,000,000 outstanding 9 12bc ._ Virginia Pulp & Paper— 4bb preferred (quar.) Western Life conv. —V. 8- '.» 8- 1 50c (quar.) common (quar.) Sugar Mfg. Air. capital stock 9-30 8- 6 West Western B 8-27 10- 1 8-24 62'4c $1.12b :_ preferred (1951-1952 series) (quar.)__ Welex Jet Services, Inc. (Dela.) (quar.)— Wesson Oil & Snowdrift, 4.80b pfd. (quar.) Indies Class 8-15 (quar.) Inc., the Times within a few 425shs. 1,000.000 shs. 360,000 shs. pfd. stock (par $100) capital stock ( par 10 cents) 7-23 31 be A* (quar.) _ Point A Co.— (quar.) Extra West Class tially 5b West 6b principally in the States of Texas, Oklahoma preferred (J.) site PRESENT TO EFFECT carried operating line common or Chairman.—V. Co.— conv. Weingarten a share-for-sliare (quar.) common preferred feet in square Broadway, industry's advertising agencies. Authorized for ; (S. D.) Co., common $4.50 preferred (quar.) 13,000 1481 eight automotive distributions Instrument GIVING CAPITALIZATION Waltham ______ 9, as Acquisition (quar.) Swasey (quar.), Warren at the of Texas Eastern Transmission 8-23 $1.25 Feb. on „ stock Pharmaceutical City of most York New its Precision of approximately of New York in and videotape productions for use television broadcasts and closed circuit research, well 9 8-23 ol' film with connection organized was 7-26 held)— Washington Steel Corp., share /V installation for has diversified a and stock order used disclose not been Virginian Ry. Co.—Stock Split Aug. 20— organization, the company has been principally engaged in development and perfection of its proposed functions as supplying, on a limied basis, some of its services to several the largest advertising agencies in the industry. the 8-15 8- be will kinescope, distance Since 9-10 9-10 in area minutes 9-10 8-30 issue company produce Eastern (quar.) conv. to Square 9-20 the from transmission systems. The company leases 8-9 7-31 10c J25c preferred 4.80b funds Y. York, had consisting of various types machines, assent biles, Stampings and forgings.—V. 185, p. 1563... "+ N. New did President, investment Norman products 9) page Segal, the Segal said that, when Van Norman acquired Bingham-Herbrand in October, 1956. the decision was made to dispose of Delphos because Van Norman bad no interest in the grain or soya business. expected Inc., Co., its subsidiary, Blnghamfor the sale to a private Soya Products Co., Delphos, ' ' • \ ' Grain <fc Delphos Mr. V. generally 8-12 25c share $4.50 & ptfUM* fraction 1956, 8-15 9- 1 10c (quar.) common Common Warner corrected I. tnot ferred from . BUSINESS—The 8-15 9- 4 8-15 ; Waltham Corp., Warner-Lambert was incorrect. The te Indicated here to 185, p. 2717. in interest . Herbert City—Stock 1 9- 9- 5 20c (quar.) (One shares 5 its Ohio. complete Ampex video tape-recording equipment and to expand the firm's sales and promotional programs. He added that Telestudios expects to be able to produce video taps shows and commercials by next Spring. 8-20 (quar.) (Del.) group of noted complete the -company's 1957 construction 1957 construction expenditures arc estimated at $23,776,000. funds Inc.—Delphos Sale Concluded This company 011 July 29 announced that Hcrbrand Corp., has concluded arrangements on Co. dividend) Watch |m> 7b. \ date per 2 dividend. Offered—Joseph July 25 publicly offered 180,000 shares of class A capital stock (par 10 cents) at $1.50 per share as a speculation. • PROCEEDS—George K. Gould, President, formerly with CBS-TV, said 8-15 Disney Productions— (Stock 8- record 20c common to tax tax. date record Telestudios, 8-15 (See Disney (Walt) Productions) Waltham Watch Co. (Mass.)— changed published sufficient Mandell 5 131 be 150b 20c (quar.)___ (Name 8-16 8-23 tax. Income Rnd/nr program. R- 'V 9-10 12-10 8-21 9-15 5:25c $12V2C 37 be 12 be $1.25 Walker-Scott Corp., common (quar.)__ 7b non-cumulative preferred (quar.) Walt 9-16 16c held —V. $1.25 $1.25 , (quar.) common 3 that Ltd. Mines 9- S1.25 — this (Continued provide of Amulet for resident income 8-15 50c Station) Goodwill (The 9-16 SEC underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for expenses incidental to exploring and acquiring interests in developing and op¬ erating oil and gas properties.—V. 173. p. 2193. Stock . Waite share 1, without Investment News 8-14 ._ WJR 3 8-14 9-1 (quar.) Co., Jamaica 8-15 8-18 (quar. >—— preferred The company on July 26 filed a letter of notification with,, the covering 50.C00 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($1 9- General Corporation and 9- 3 Ltd., 5b Materials 8-10 9-14 Van 9- 3 Files 9-16 facture of 9-14 preferred (quar.)__ Virginian Railway (stock dividend) Vogt Mfg. Corp. (quar.) Vulcan Corp. (increased)conv. British Less 9-13 8-26 8-26 8- 9 8- 6 6-25 $1.0614 17 be Adjustment payment 5b - — 9-30 (initial)— closed not 9- 6 Viceroy Mfg. Ltd., 50c class A (quar.)—___ common (quar.)_ ; Vulcan Less ■4at» 12c (quar.)___ (s-a) Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.) Tube <?; 15b; tax j Previous 12- fi Vick Chemical, Virginia Dare, 8-20 Nev. Vegas, Exchange Commission— 8-30 9- .$ - Co., Las Oil and 25c (quar.) Industries books * 9-27 Vapor Heating Corp.— 5b preferred (quar.)_; 6 b Sheet a 12-27 (quar.)_l_ Co. 10- 1 8-15 10- 1 9-14 9-14 \ 9-10 Century Van Norman Industries, 40c SV/ze Steel (quar.) of America '(quar. Vanadium-Alloys Twentieth With Securities 9-10 tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15 b Canadian non-re«ldenta tax. (Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source. 40c Fund Income 1 20c Curry Spring & Wire Consolidated •Transfer 8-30 0-ir, 8-16 12- 6 8-31 9-16 *1.50 %. 8-15 65c 8-29 25c 9- 3 tquar.) Quarterly —— Universal Match (quar.)_— Universal Pictures Co. Inc.— 4Va'/o preferred (quar.) Utah SouLicrn Oil Co.____ Value Youngstown 8-15 9- 3 9- 6 1-1-58 9-13 50c ___, 10- 7 %c Co resident t's-a preferred : ; ,v 9-13 9-1 ...15c 0/ Rec. 37 %c (quar.) 8-15 V - _____ class A pref. (quar.) _ Lines Co., common (quar.) 41 3% U 3-31 HoTtfer$ Extra Y"uba 7c ------- When Payable 25c Cab Young (L. A.) , incoine___ investment Towne Mfg. Yosemite Park & 12-20 Fund— & Yellow 7.31 9-J2 m-20 securities profits and 5c from net £e from " S. f$l 9- 1 32lbc 10-1 *2.50 jlO-IO *2.50 1-lu-ob RR. & Canal tquar.)— Quarterly United Science U (annual) non-cumulative preferred A Illuminating (quar.) United New Jersey Per Share Name of Company Yale 49 (669) Holderi Payable of Rec. Grain Growers, Ltd.— United United When Share Company Waive o1 Chronicle be preferred vacated a report was filed stock, as well as a petition that the unsold portion of and Commercial and Financial The 50 Chronicle . . . Monday, August 12, 1937 (670) ————- The debentures convertible are into 2,304,000 It in Offering and Texas two in Sales Louisiana. operates 1901, fiscal the for ended year tion, Inc., Weiser, Idaho—Files With SEC— June V. B. Hess & Christie & associated Tom Co.; Ball underwriting & Co.; & Rotan, Mosle Shawell & & & Co.—V. 176, subject be the on basis of three of Peace River for A joint "as of held July Pacific 15, than more holds Natural from announcement 50% 1,000,000 therefore shares result shareholder of in two the of not were company of shares of River Peace becoming the in the East and also merger will largest single will be thereafter made formerly of from Pargo, to proposes Frank N. H. sell in Rose, fractional now interests. Seattle, of Share,, with a dealer's concession of 85 cents It was completed —V. 186, p. 53. ( • per share. The Washington, and of Yuba Industries, Inc.. -company and became ei'iective Aug. 1. 1957. ... • •' corporation is a Delaware corporation and will' he permitted xneetings in California. Yuba Industries,vine.; was a steel products •firm with four manufac¬ turing divisions making a variety of prodir.as; Yuba Consolidated Gold Fields merger gold a was and the Portuguese-American Tin Co. These mining firms now become operating mining firm, dredges for tin in Portiigal. divisions Industries. Yuba :Consolidated of Inc.—V. 18o, p. 53. Yuba Consolidated Industries, Inc.—Merger— and . this hold Purchases D. stockholders'of The hew to to it Co.—Secondary Offer¬ Portuguese-American; Tip Co., on July 26 overwhelmingly .^approved plans to merge; the three companies into a new corporation to .be known as Yuba Consolidated Industries, Ixic. 14, 1957, to request a hearing thereon. application, Williston agrees that it will accept and be any provision of the law which the Commission may deem necessary or appropriate in the public interest or for the pro¬ tection of investoi's. It was organized for the purpose of acquiring comparatively large undivided interests in producing oil properties which .$2.92 Yuba Consolidated Gold Fields—Merger Voted— •: Texas its subject Transmission." Westcoast $31.50 applied to the SEC for an order of the Investment Company order giving interested persons has company , 51,191,611 " Wash.—Seeks Exemption Seattle, Co., Inc., investment 599,204 general corporate for wells oil taXcs...^_y .' ;,, 556,998 ' Yale & ToWne Manufacturing Aug. In , River, Peace The Transmission. Petroleums until that out $94,061,776 $24;'036,439 $46,148,950 *$44,799,481 5,728,795 6,050,500 11,543,8971;' 11,628,295 2.365,194, .2,514,638 4,904,140 4,963,846 inq.-itaxfes-;' ing—A secondary offering of 15,000 shares of common stock (par-$10) was made on Aug. 5 by Riter & Co. at it from certain provisions and the Commission has issued an Act; available. pointed companies Wrilliston exempting Westcoast of parent issued Westcoast Pacific share one Details Gas. the Petroleums, of of exchange an • income.^axesu^- 906.064 The This stockholders, River Peace used be producing has company will .. . $5,758,385 per financing V I *lBased onT,968,484 shares outstanding.—V. 183, p. 2341. a the of . •-.. 985,208 Field. assets of Peace River Natural the latter's directors, it was ratification 'by to proceeds :. •■■ , Aug. 6. on purposes. The Whitson this company to acquire Co., Ltd., has been approved by reported on Aug. 1. would nounced Ltd.—Acquisition— Gas merger, Co., Inc.; D. Scott & Co.; White, Masterson The offer by The and r - 1. ... eaimingfi',.——$2;806.603 $2,936,658 - $5,654,549 per .shace^-w- : ■ ,. $1.43 $1.49 7 $2:87 N6t earns, off foreign ' ■ %<;•« A!: V'*' Vb : 1 assoc. cos. incl. above' v $645,143 $698,711 $1,163,579 V 1166. p. Westcoast Transmission Co., An John Co.; Rowles, Winston & Co.; Underwood, Neuhaus «fe Co.; Co.; v,t: . Net $231,000 .mortgage note due 1972 to The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York, it was an¬ has sold company '1 J\;~ -Earnings (Tex.)—Places Note Privately—This Whitson Co., Inc. Co.; Leon Morehcad, Co.; Helicopters. Ltd.-abov.e. - before Foreign incoine corporation on July 5 filed a letter of notification with the SEC covering 250 shares of bommon stock to be offered at par ($100 per share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used to purchase equipment and for working capital. Beebe, Guthrie & Lavalle; Eddleman-Pollock Co.; Fridley, Frederking; Goodbody & Co.; R. H. Goodwin & Magill, Wareing & Co.; McClung & Knickerbocker; Brandenberger, Johnston & Currie; Rauscher, Pierce & & Profit Federal The Lovett are: Bahaxhas sales' Net y/ ^ 180, p: 1*55. Wis|le;! Helicopters Ltd.—New Name— (Wm.) Wrigley JL Co. (& Subs.) —Earnings Declineperiod Eixd. Jxlnk SO^—'* 1957—3 Mos.— 1956 : 1957—6 Mos—-1956 Co.; & Crockett Co.; the in Jr. increase wage' and other costs.—V. World See 1 1957, totaled $103,000,000, as against $85,343,945 in the preceding Net earnings for the latest period amounted to approximately $1,20<M>00. year. UNDERWRITERS—Also ■ increase an to that evident , 29, Abercrombie showed year increased , supermarkets in 36 tNet loss. in contrast to the increase of for th? first six months of this of 9.4 . It is becoming more and more in r .venues; is, not- adequate <%o meet the Edgar F. Zelle, ^President, states that in gross revenues, "operating costs Equipment Opera¬ Western National School of Heavy $2.99 based on 207,955 shares outstanding fended June 30, 3.617. uranium ore aVeragir g the national average, accord¬ ing 'to Ralph G. Brown, Western's President. A deep drilling program is now in progress to determine the magnitude of the ore body. Western Gold operates uranium-silver mines, 'together with a mill, in the Silver Reef area near Leeds, Utah. It also has a large alunite deposit near Marysvale, Utah.—V. 185, p. 2962. %''■)' • " ' ' being first offered in exchange preferred stock (other than stock held-by non-residents of Texas and certain others) on a par-for-par basis. Dividends on such preferred stock accrued to Aug. 15 will be paid. lriohthV taxes' and fixj?d aiid contingent ; charges. tAfter uranium oxide, or about five times 1.25'r slidye_221."yr----------r"---r--r~7 per six *For has been turning out primary first of this year Of the total about $2,500,- in •■'Earned announced acquisition of all the assets of of the Oiphan uranium , acquisition, with an exchange of stock on a shaie-for-shaie basis, was approved by an overwhelming majority of G •lcien crown shareholders. Western Gold previously owned 700,000 of tlic 1 395 704 Golden Crown shares outstanding and- these have been retired. Westeui stock is now being exchanged for the remainder, and after completion. Western will have outstanding 1,526.085 shares. The Orphan mine, located 1,100 feet below the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, came into production just a year ago and since the 000 principal amount are formed Six This for the outstanding 5% BUSINESS—Company, s^ralilngi;I^oi»ea^uu^_y^Aiv...-.;^ 22Q,286 ..... 467,133 (before ■ dividends) for Jtine^_llV._ 76j427..;310,937 gM)s's7.:ilifconie_-.u;^-i-i 16,970,580 16,374.500 Net railway- oper-atiA#. ifteOme for 6 .months _±a,795,208 1,55?,01a tNet income 1 before .(dividends) for 6 inouths_^_ •. $63,578 622.232 +Net -income ^ ^ gross net. railway. June developed owners and operators mine in the Grand Canyon of Arizona. Golden Crown Mining Co offered to bona fide subordinate income due June 15, 1987, at 100% and accrued in¬ Aug. 15, 1957, with Moroney, Beissner & Co. and associates underwriting. June Columbia. Inc.—Acquisition— Uranium, corporation on Aug. 7 This ' its as of acres Western Gold & ctock at the following thereafter to Sept. 30, 1961, and thereafter, $15.50. See (J.) Weingarten, Inc.—Exchange and Public terest from pipeline .8$ 6«*u». land, mainly m portbei teui Britjsh shares in a large portion of the natural gas reserves the region by Pacific Petroleums/-^V, 18o, p. 466, \ well as reserves Made—The corporation on July 25 residents of Texas $5,000,000 of 6% debentures Westcoast would become an integrated com¬ substantial land holdings and important natural gas agreement, both with pany common prices per share: lo Sept. 30, 1959, $11; $12.50; thereafter to Sept. 30. 1963, $14; also V. 185, p. 2376. the Under Sold—The $500,000 of 6% convertible debentures dated June 1, 1957, and due June 1, 1972, and the 30,000 shares of Common stock, which were recently offered through The Ohio Company to Ohio investors, have been sold, it was announced on Aug. 6. The stock had been priced at $9 per share. Weather-Seal, Inc.—-Securities See , Gold Fields above.—V. Consolidated Yuba 186. 53. p. STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS ALABAMA Thorgrimson Warrant Call, M. Offering—P. City Clerk, will bids until 10 a.m. (CST) Aug. 26 for the purchase of $3,000,000 general obligation war¬ rants, as follows: capital improvement refunding warrants. ;! 1,500,1)00 school and storm water The will be 1986 1967. able inclusive. Callable Principal and interest the at American pay¬ National Bank, Gadsden; The Hanover Bank, New York City; First Na¬ tional Bank in Gadsden; or at the Irving Trust Co., New York City. Legality approved by White, Bradley, Arant, All & Rose of Birmingham. (Copies of the of¬ fering circular may be obtained from the City's Fiscal Agent, Cumberland First Securities National Corp., Bldg., Bir¬ Bank 200,000 3%s. Pinal County, Casa Grande Union High School District No. 2 Warrant Offering—I. mons, Secretary Board F. was the of County Education, will receive sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Aug. 21 for the purchase of $3,000,000 capital outlay school war¬ rants. Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1 sive. Callable from 1958 as to of 1970 inclu¬ Feb. 1, 1963. by White, & Rose, of Legality approved Bradley, Arant, All Birmingham. $400,000 electric utility revenue bonds was to Seattle, Grande as 1957. Due 1987 5%s. on Co., Inc., of Dated July 1, July 1 from 1973 to inclusive. gality & Interest approved by J-J. Le¬ Preston, p. 467—were & Aug. awarded Company, of Beverly $127,000 sold to Ref¬ 2855. the Co., as til 11 CALIFORNIA on (DST) a.m. purchase on Aug. 19 for $94,000 building Aug. 15, 1957. Due Aug. 15 from 1958 to 1975 in¬ bonds. of Dated Principal and interest (F-A) payable at the County Monterey County, Calif. I Treasurer's' office. Legality ap¬ Bond Sale—The $192,000 build¬ proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Hering bonds offered Aug. 5—v. 186, rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬ 366—were awarded to the Bank cisco. of San Fran¬ Valley School District, San Apple Bernardino County, Calif. Bond Sale—The $250,000 build¬ ing bonds offered Aug. 5—v. 186, p. 366—were Hanauer awarded J. to B. & Co., and DempseyTegeler & Co., jointly, as 5s, at a price of 100.11, a basis of about Chula 1958 to 1969 inclusive. Principal and interest (M-S) payable at the County Treasurer's office. Legal¬ ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Unified School Fresno District, County, Calif. to America a group terest lows: a cost of about a 3.96. Red¬ in Principal payable "at County Treasurer's office. - interest J Kerman-Floyd Union purchase of 238,000 sewer bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due on July as fol¬ Sale —The $1,611,000 building bonds offered Aug. 6— 186, p. 366—were awarded to a headed by the Bank of v. group National Trust & Savings Association, of San Francisco, as 4Vis, at a price of 101.98, a basis of America Other j Weeden members of the group: & Co.; Dean Witter & Co., j Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & 1958 1986 to inclusive. able at the Treasurer's District office. Legality approved Kirkbride, Wilson, Harzfeld by & Wallace of San Mateo. v A'* School Dist., Monterey Park, Calif. County, Calif. Bond Offering—Mrs. Marguer¬ $165,000 ite L. Alstrom, City Clerk, will bonds was sold to the. building receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. Bank of America National, Trust Savings Association, .of \ San Francisco, as follows:1 (CDST) & 5s. 1958 Due to 1966 to inclusive. Virgenes Los - - Union Sale—The : Angeles, Chicago or New City. Legality approved by O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬ York i geles. $.5,000, school building bonds offered July 30r~v. 186, 262 p. — were . awarded jo Gross, Rogers & Compoby, / iis 4Vfes, at a price of 100-.02^,a basis, of about 4.49%. - < • -" Lake City School District, Angeles County, Calif Napa, Calif ■ ; Bond Sale The $143,000 offparking revenue bonds of¬ fered Aug. 5—v. 186, p. 571—were awarded to Schwabacher & Co., — street as 5.40s, basis of at a price of 100.10, the Bank Trust of America Savings Association, of San Francisco, as 4V2S, at a price a basis of about 4:29%. Cove Joint Counties, Calif. Bond Sale—The $164,000 build¬ ing bonds offered Aug. 6—v. 186, p. 467—were awarded to Schwa¬ bacher & Co., at Magnolia Bond eral School District, County, Calif. Orange $460,000 a price of 100.00b net interest cost of about 4.35%, ' follows: gen¬ obligation bonds offered Aug. 186, p. 467—were awarded 6—v. a as Sale—The School Union District, Fresno and T ulare National & 101.77, Orange a about 5.32%. Bond Sale—The $290,000 school building bonds offered Aug. 6— v. 186, p. 366—were awarded to of inclusive. Los O'; School -Dist,, Angeles County, Bond 1981 to able at the City Treasurer's office, or at the City's fiscal agency in ; ; : 1958 Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬ Aug. i from on from 1 1982 inclusive! r",. Las $450,000 general obliga¬ park and recreation bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due? on Sept. Aug. 1 from on Aug. 26 for the pur¬ on of tion 1978 inclusive. 40,000 4V2S. Due 1979 to chase Aug.-1<from on 1965 90,000 4V4S. Due about 4.09%. I the from Fresno Los Bond ' and 1 Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬ Bond Sale—An issue of Little High School District, Los Angeles (bounty, Calif. Trust net in¬ (M-S) Covina Union composed of National price of 100.05, office his inclusive. 1977 to Francisco. Association, San Fran¬ cisco, Blyth & Co:, Inc.; Weeden & Co.; Dean Witter & Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Lawson, Levy & Williams; Stone & Youngberg, and C. N. White & Co., at at City until 10 a.m. (PDST) Aug. 27 for the purchase Of $870,000 school bonds. Dat6d Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Sept. 1 from 1958 Bond Sale—The of bids wood Vista City School District, San Diego County, Calif. Bond Offering — R. B. James, County Clerk, will receive sealed bids at his office in San Diego until 10:30 a.m. (PDST) on Aug. 20 for the purchase of $61,000 school building bonds. Dated Sept. 15, 1957. Due on Sept. 15 from 4.98%. Bullard ing, $35,000 of America National Trust & Sav¬ Association, ^ clusive. Alisal Union School District, p. County, Calif. .. rectors, will receive sealed bids Offering—John A. Brim-, at his office in Mariposa until 8 County Clerk, will receive p.m. (PDST) on Aug. 14 for the sealed District, San Joaquin County, Calif. Bond Offering—R. E. Graham, . Bond to County Clerk, will receive sealed & < . San Mateo 1— Hills. & Savings Bond Sale—An issue of $210,000 water offered bids at his office in Stockton, un¬ Beck awarded Seward, Alaska bonds SV^s. Ely, Youngberg; Waggenseller & Durst, price of 101.17,' a basis of about • ' Inc.; Irving Lundborg & Co.; SteiTi, '4.35-%. Frank, Meyer & Fox; Fred * D. Mariposa Public Utility District, Blake & Co., and C. N.'White & Mariposa County, Calif. Co. ;' ■ • ;/%•,;•% Bond Offering — Everett W. Hillsborough School District,. ] Bagby, Clerk of Board of Di¬ - The June 17 offering of the issue had been cancelled. —v. 185, p. snes, Bank sold 186, Taylor v. $335,000 school building bonds offered Aug. 6 were ALASKA Sale—The Bond revenue to the Security- First National Sank of Los Angeles, as 4M>s, at a on Bond Sale—An issue of Sim¬ of District, Fresno County, Calif. Castle-Summer Home Union School cisco. Jefferson County, County Sch. Dist. {P. O. Birmingham), Ala. Water inclusive. Beane, John Nuveen & Co.; Lawson, Levy & Williams; Stone & . $275,000 build¬ ing bonds offered July 1—v. 185, p. 2963—were awarded to Refsnes, Ely, Beck & Co. ings mingham.) Calwa Bond Sale—The building bonds Due on Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1968, County School District Kingman), Ariz. (P. O. Florence), Ariz. in 1 from Due on Aug. 1961, inclusive. 30,000 4%s. Due on Aug. 1, 1962. No. 4 (P.O. dated Sept. 1,1957 and mature from 1958 to $105,000 5s. ARIZONA Mohave refunding warrants. warrants of 1958 to Mc- sealed sewer Horowitz, receive on $1,500,000 & Seattle. Gadsden; Ala. $36,000 5s. 1953 to Due on Aug. 1963, inclusive. 1 from Volume 15 000 Number .5663 186 4V>S- . . . jointly, Due on Aug. 1 from net inclusive. " 4 lis. Due on Aug. 1 from 19G4 tol967. 03,000 ' 1968 to 1975, $25,000 ' of the State is limited to $150,000,- a Due composed of American San Francisco; California Bank, of Los Angeles; First of Michigan Corporation; Hooker & Fay; Northern Trust Co., of Chicago; Security-First National Sept. Trust Co., of Sept. wich, 1 from able pay¬ .thb:'County Treasurer's office. Legality approved by Or- & l'fck, Dahlquist, Herrington Sutcliffe, of San Francisco. ~ of Los AngeJ.es; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Snuman, Agnew Bank San Mateo City School District, to be 1958 to 1967 inclusive. from . 1 from ";-3| Sept. 1 from 990,000 3%s. Due on Sept. 1968 to 1973 inclusive. Due on 880,000 4s. after of . . payable at the Temperarice-Kutner Union School District, Fresno County, Calif. ' Bond Sale—The $19,000 build¬ Sept. 1, ••;.} ' ' City Unified Sch. Dist., ing bonds offered July 30—v. 186, Sacremento County, Calif. ' 'p'.': 386 — were- awarded to Dean Witter & Co., as follows: Bond Sale—The $7,000,000 build¬ Sacramento Aug;"7-^-v. 186, $13,000 .4?iis, ing bonds offered Due on Aug. 1 from ' pi 467—were awarded to a syndi¬ cate headed by the Bank of Amer¬ ica National Trust & Savings As¬ 1958 to 1970, inclusive. Due on Aug. 1 from to 1976, inclusive. 6,000 4%s. 1971 Francisco, at a price of 100.01, a net interest cost of about 3.48%,' as follows:" % ; ;;i Due on Sept. 15 3V2S. 1,800,000 Due inclusive; '! from 1977 to 198^ The — $250,000 im¬ offered Aug. 6 bonds Sulli¬ Co., and J. K. Mullen In¬ & jointly. vestment, Co., ; Sept. 15: on be placed is in opera¬ the of group: ".CONNECTICUT inclusive. V Boston First syndicate: Co. and C. N. White & man, Clerk, sealed until bids 8 13,200,000 by & p.m. 10,550,000 receive (PDST) Bond Offering on Jan. on Jan. 1, Due on Jan. 1 White, Weld Illinois National Co.; & York; New Continental Bank Trust and Chicago; Lazard Freres & Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; First of Company M i c of h i g a n Corporation; F. S. Ingen & Smithers & Co.; B. J. Van Inc.; Braun, Bosworth & Co., Incorporated; Ira Haupt & Co. Coffin & Burr, Incorporated; American Securities Corporation; M. Rhoades & Co.; Company; Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day: Hallgarten chusetts. . ::v They" are (EDST) on Aug. 13 for the pur¬ of $1,850,000 school bonds. 1957. Due on Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Le¬ State' & eral obligation bonds will receive a.m. (PDST) on Aug. 21 for the purchase of $5,000,000 municipal improvement bonds. Dated Novl 1; 1957. Due on Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1977.inclusive. & Barth Co.; Bartow Leeds & Co.; Na¬ of Bank of Commerce Collins & Com¬ pany; National Bank of West¬ chester: F. W. Craigie & Co.; Seattle; Julien Singer, Deane & Scribner; Shelby Davis & Co.; Thomas & Cullom McCormick Company; & Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.; New York Hanseatic Corporation; McJunkin, Rand & Co.; Ander¬ & Strudwick; G. C. Haas & Patton & Co.; son Co.; Arthur L. Wright & Co., Inc.; Stern, Lauer & Co. Co., 750 Main St., Trust & (DST) on Hartford, until 11 a.m. purchase of $2,- 15 for the obligation bonds, 300,000 general $400,000 storm water sewer and capital improvement bonds. Due on Aug. 1 from 1953 to inclusive. 1977 improvement water 600,000 Aug. 1 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Due bonds. bonds Sale—The $a0o,000 offered 571—were Aug. awarded school 6—v. 186, p. to Rand & Co., and R. D. White & Co., certain other jointly, as 3.90s, at 100.21, a basis in'inverse order of ma¬ of about 3.87%. or was sold to1 the The of v called after Bond Offering—B. Hartell, City Treasurer, will receive sealed bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on Aug. 19 31,-1992 are be aggregate issued as principal amount bonds which may general obligations Expressway - The bonds Aug. dated are 1957. Principal and Forgan & Co., Pressprieh & Co., Baxter & & Rand & Co., and Scott, Co.* at a price of 93.241, Co., Horner & follows: 1, 900,000 public road bonds as 3l/2S. 220,000 sewer bonds as 3lis. 360,000 sewer bonds as 3I2S. 110,000 public parks bonds 314 s. as bonds as to awarded were com¬ group A supply improve¬ 500,000, water 3l£s. as 150,000 Juvenile Home bonds as 3 lis. ILLINOIS Chicago, III. Sale Bond — The $39,595,000 The bonds are Principal dated and Aug, 1, interest , obligation bonds offered — v. 186, p. 571—were awarded to a syndicate headed by Continental Illinois National Bank general Aug. 8 Chase Man¬ & Trust Co., Chicago; Bank, New York City; First Bank, Harris Trust & posed of the First Boston Corpo¬ hattan ration, Harris Trust & Savings Bank, of Chicago, White, Weld & National Co., Wood, Struthers & Co., and Rand & Co., as 3.60s, at a price and Halsey, of 100.31, a basis of about 3.56%. Savings Bank, Northern Trust Co., of a as Stuart & Co., Inc., all Chicago, at a price of 100.127, net interest cost of about 3.84%, follows: FLORIDA LOTA Florida Development Commission (P. O. Tallahassee), Fla. Sale — The $1,750,000 $7,000,000 subway bonds as 31&S. 6,220,000 superhighway bonds as 3 lis. Bond Orange County road revenue bonds offered Aug. 8—v. 186, p. to awarded 367—were group a J. Van Ingen & Co.; John Nuveen & Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.; Leedy, Wheeler & Robinson-Hum¬ Inc.; Alleman, phrey Co., Inc.; Pierce, Carrison & Wulbern, Inc.; Stranahan, Har¬ Mullaney, Wells & Co. ris & Co.; Cates William of par, a about 4.62%, $165,000 6s. Co., & at Due on Nov. 1, 1961 1962. and 695,000 4V2S. LOT B 5,000,000 airport bonds as 4s. inclusive. 1963 to 1969 p bonds Jr., City sealed — bonds as 4s. street lighting as 4s. equip¬ department 1,000,000 Medium Strips Compre¬ hensive Superhighway System bonds as 4s. bids until 9 callable as of Sept. 1, and interest (M-S) payable at the City Clerk-Comp¬ troller's office, or at the Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, of New York City. Legality approved by bonds as 4s. 500,000 municipal building as a.m. Aug. < 2,000,000 playground and recrea¬ Manager, will Certificates due in 1968 and there¬ are fire 500,000 ' viaduct^' 4s. 3,000,000 electric system bonds tion Oliver J. 29 for the pur¬ chase of $2,000,000 street and sewer improvement certificates. Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due on March 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. after as 500,000 dock and pier Pensacola, Fla. Certificate Offering on and I) ridge 1,400,000 ment bonds as 4s. Due on Nov. 1 from 890,000 4.60s. Due on Nov. 1 from 1970 to 1976 inclusive. (CST) 4s. 2,920,000 sewer bonds as 4s. 5,500,000 electric street lighting system bonds as 4s. a net interest cost as follows: price of as of B. composed and 3,650,000 bridge bonds as 4s. 405,000 Central Municipal Heat¬ ing Plant and System bonds bonds 4s. Other members of the syndicate: Bank, Bankers Trust Co., both of New York, Smith, Barney & Co., Lehman Brothers, Blyth & Co., Inc., Phelps, Fenn & Co., Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., J. P. Morgan & Co. Inc., Guaranty Trust Co., of New York; C. J. Devine & Co., Kidder, Pea¬ First National City body & Co., Lazard Freres & Co., & Co., Inc., Goldman, Co., Salomon Bros. & A. C. Allyn Sachs & Hutzler, Blair & Co., Inc. Mercantile St. Louis; R. Trust Company, of W. Pressprieh & Co., Philadelphia National Bank, of Philadelphia; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Equitable Corporation, City Na¬ tional Bank & Trust Co., of Chi¬ Securities •. 1957. , 3lis. interest (F-A) a parks public payable at the above-mentioned Bank. Legality approved by Rob¬ library andi town hall bonds of¬ fered Aug. 5—v. 186, p. 571— 3lis. $550,000 public road bonds as ment bonds 1967. Principal Danhury, Conn. • bonds offered Aug. 467—were awarded composed of Phelps, Co., Andrews & Wells, Inc., Thornton, Mohr & Farish, Tripp 1958 to 1977 inclusive. from • school p. group 180,000 purpose elec¬ Due on Aug. 1 bonds. tric from on part of an issue for the 4- purchase of $600,000 Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble & Principal and interest (M-N ) pay¬ of $397,000,000 Expressway bonds bonds, as follows: Mitchell, of New York City. able at the.City Treasurer's office, authorized-^or the purpose of fi¬ $200,000 water distribution system or at the Fiscal Agency, of the nancing t'hd Slate's cost in connec¬ Tallahassee, Fla. bonds. Due on Aug. 1 from City nn New York City. tLegality tion- witlv the construction of the Bond Offering—Geo. fc. White, 1958 to 1977 inclusive. approved by: Orrick^r Dahlquist, Turnpike project. In addition to 300,000 • general . improvement City Auditor and Clerk, will re¬ Herrington Sutcliffe,., of ;.-San the;gencrhi obligation bonds just bonds. Due on Aug. 1 from ceive sealed bids until noon (EST) Francisco.^. ' W'■ offered there are now outstanding on Aug. 29 for the purchase of 1958 to 1977 inclusive. three' scries, of bonds aggregating San Juan1 Union High School Dist., $1,200,000 revenue bonds, as fol¬ ■; 100,000 parking authority bonds. $350,000,600,- none of which arc lows: Sacraento County, Calif.' Due on Aug, 1. from 1958 to Bond Sale—An issue of $146,000 general obligations of the State. 1977 inclusive. $900,000 municipal gas and elec¬ American Trust Co., of San Fran¬ cisco/and R: H. Moulton & Co., Sale—The $2,970,000 gen¬ 186, a general 1,300,000 receive redeemable beginning ?!' The 'bonds to Decatur), County (P. O. Georgia Bond C—v. as follows: as Semmes, Cromwell, Conn. Bond turity,"'at prices ranging from 105% if called on or prior to Dec. Dec. Co., Inc.; Van Alstyne, Noel & R. D. White & Company; Co.; 1965 at the option of the or beginning Jan. 1, 1963 311 1967 to 100!•.% if Warden, will receive bids at the Connecticut & Co. Incorpo¬ inson, Robinson & Cole, of Hart¬ Stone & Co.; ford. Roosevelt & Cross Incorporated; W. H. Morton & Co. Incorporated; Wethersfield, Conn. Bond Sale — The $1,350,000 Bacon, Stevenson & Co.; Robert Co.; Weeden rated; Hayden, . of- revenues GEORGIA gality approved by Day, Berry & Howard, of Hartford. Wallingford, Conn. Bond Offering—John A. Buza, payable Bank, New York City. Legality approved by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New York City. DeKalb Loeb, Co.; Dean Witter & Co.; Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc.; G. H. Walker July 1, Clerk; <; Exchange Corn Dated Aug. 1, & & inclusive.; interest exempt income taxes, tax are 1963. In¬ interest and Chemical chase Aug. of Company, tional 1, York and cer¬ tain other States and for savings banks in Connecticut and Massa¬ monies 11 inclusive. trust funds in New the bids. until 1 exempt in Connecticut, and legal investment for savings banks and out sealed Jan. are Federal from Herrington Calif. —r City Council Due 3.65s. bonds Francis L.'Gfeiner announces that .'-City on & Howard, 750 Hartford, until noon Berry Day, Main Street, Bank 1993. from 1994 to 1997 The and Sutcliffe, of San Francisco. San- Jose, Due 3%s. -1992 and -will Or rick, Dahlquist, of delphia National Bank; Chemical Corn' Exchange Bank; Guaranty Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.; J. Due 3M>s. 3.60s. 3,000,000 for Principal 1, Treasurer, will re¬ bids at the office Town sealed the at R. W. & Jan. 1975. ¬ interest (M-S) payable at the City Treas¬ urer's office. Legality approved inclusive. on 1990 and 1991. the purchase of $386,000 fire department improve ¬ ment bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1957. llue on Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1977 14 Aug. on Due from 1976 to 1989 2,850,000 : San Bruno, Calif. Offering—Ralph E. Wood City 1973 inclusive. 3%s. 1974 and & Bond to 1969 1,400,000 Williams, Irving Lundborg & Co., Shuman, Agnew & Co., Stone & Youngberg, H. E. Work & Co., Fred D. Blake & Co., Levy Hunt, ceive of May 1, „ terest M-N. Principal E. Raymond — thereafter and as Borough ' Lawson, Offering Bond 1964 callable sealed Corp., A. G. Edwards & Sons, in Goldman, Sachs & Co.; The Phila¬ A Dain & Co. to the First Vernon), Conn. Vernon (P. O. - ity Tax bonds. Dated May 1, 1957. Due on May 1 from 1959 to 1986 inclusive. Bonds due 3.90s, at a price as Interest A-O. 1963. 100.31, a basis of about 3.86%. of • of Oct. l,*r» as Fenn & Co., Glore, Connecticut (State of) Winthrop &" Co.; The First Na¬ tional Bank of Boston; Spencer V B6nd Saie%-The $35,000,000 gen¬ Harris Trust Trask & Co.; Allen & Company. & Savings Bank., of Chicago; Blyth eral1 obligation Expressway rev¬ Dick & Merle-Smith; The & Co., Iiic-i' Harriman Ripley & enue;"and," motor fuel tax bonds Marine Trust Company of West¬ Co., Inc., Northern Trust Co., of offered' Aug. 6—v. 186, p. 467— ern New York; Branch Banking Chicago; American Trust Co., of were- awarded to a merged syndi¬ & Trust Company; R. S. Dickson San Francisco; Security-First Na¬ cate representing groups headed & Company, Incorporated; Fitztional Bank, of Los Angeles; R. H. by tlic; First National City Bank patrick, Sullivan & Co.; Laird, Moulton & Co., Weeden & Co., of New York and Lehman Bros., Bissell & Meeds; E. F. Hutton & respectively. The successful bid Dean Witter & Co. Company; Mercantile-Safe De¬ Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner was a price of par, a net interest posit and Trust Company; Lincoln & Beane, Equitable Securities cost of about 3.60%, for the bonds R. Young & Co.; Bacon, Whipple Corporation, Salomon Bros. & to bear interest at rates, as fol¬ & Co.; Model, Roland & Stone; lows: Hutzler, Kidder, Peabody & Co., William Blair & Company, WinFirst National Bank, of Portland; $7,00,000 6s. Due on Jan. 1 from slow, Cohu & Stetson; Courts & Wm. R. Staats & Co., R. W. Press(v;i963 to. 1966 inclusive. Co.; Granbery, Marache & Co.; 650,000 4s. Due on Jan. 1, 1967 Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill Incor¬ prich & Co., Braun, Bosworth & and 1968. Co., Inc., Brown Bros. Harriman porated. & Co., E. F. Hutton & Co., J. M. First Southwest Company; Tripp 2,650,000 3'lis. Due 011 Jan. 1 from w> Other members of the Corp., Boston callable are 300,000 Municipal Hospital Util- 186, p. 8—v. Aug. awarded 571 —were due in 1964 and there- Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Drexel & Co.; Baxter • awarded to Bosworth, were Due on Sept. 15 from 1973 to 1976 Sale Bond van 1,200,000 3:40s. Turnpike 1, 1958. members Other Carl Boulder, Colo. provement 1972 inclusive. from 1964 to COLORADO V *■ Sept. 15 from 1959 to 1963 inclusive. 2,700,000 3 i4s. River, is expected offered bonds Co. sociation, of San $1,300,000 5s. Due on road, after 51 inclusive. 1979 to 1959 Bonds Stratford, Conn. Bond Sale—The $3o0,000 sewer Trust there¬ and callable as ,\ ,.,'v are 1967. 1968 in to tion by Dec. County. Treasurer's office. inclusive. 1977 1974 to Bonds, due interest A (F-A) toll the entire The scheduled the purchase of $500,000. school bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due 011 Aug. 1 from 1959 to 198,0 inclusive. Principal and , of opened to traffic 011 Dec. 31, tions. 27: for Aug. line. Island 1957, except for certain short sec¬ . on the on York State line to New the Connecticut ■ Due on. Sept.. 1 Green¬ an section from the San Mateo County, Calif. Weeden & Co.; Hill Rich¬ ards & Co., and E. F. Hutton & Bond Offering—John A. Brurw Co., at a price of 100.061, a net ingv County Clerk, will receive interest cost of about ,3.95%, as sealed bids at his office in Red¬ follows: • : ' wood City until 10 a.m. (PDST) $1,210,000 near Killingly to Turnpike, western Co.; & the at Washburn, of New York City. & from York-Con¬ New line State Conn., State all-purpose toll road, is planned to relieve the heavily congested Route U. S. 1 and the heavily traveled Merritt Parkway and promote economic development along the route. The at interest the 011 Connecticut-Rhode The 1957. Due on to 1982 inclu¬ 1, 1959 Principal and the traverse necticut inclusive. sive. will point a 1979 to 1982 inclusive. / Dated approximately and Sept. 1 from on Turnpike will 129 miles long Connecticut The be from 1 inclusive. 1978 to Sept. on 1963 from Danbury Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor payable (F-A) National Bank, Danbury. 000. 4.39%, ' 5s. 1964 to a group ' 100.006, about 41,000 41,gs. Due on Sept. 1 from school building bonds offered Aug. 6-—v. 186, p.. 571—were awarded • of of 80,000 414s. Due $3,000,000 Sale —The Bond price a 1959 to Costa County, Calif. Contra . inclusive. at interest- cost follows: as Unified School District, Pittsburg (671) The Commercial and Financial Chronicle tric revenue Oct. 1, 1956. bonds. Due on cago; land, 1 Paine, Illinois Dated Oct. First. National Bank, & Weeks, of Port¬ Webber, Jackson & Curtis, John Nuveen & Co. Hornblower Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Company, 52 Inc., Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., Stone & Webster Securities Corp., Lee Higginsori Corp., A. G. Becker &Co., inc., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Bacon, Whipple & Co., SeattleFirst National Bank, of Seattle, W. H. Morton & Co., Inc., R. H, First of Michigan sealed bids until 3 p.m. Co., Aug. 21 for the purchase of Co., Inc., White-Phillips Wachob-Bender Corp., J. M. Dain & Co., Inc., and Non¬ gard, Showers & Murray, Inc., as 4.90s, 4%s and 4V4S. Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on April 1 from 1959 Inc., American Trust National Co., • Bank and of Chicago; William Blair & Co., Hayden, Stone & Co., Barr Brothers & Co., Kean, Tay¬ lor & Co., Eldredge & Co., Inc., Wood, Struthers & Co., City Na¬ tional Bank & Trust Co., of Kan¬ sas City; Laurence 1VL Marks & Co., Laid!aw & Co., Clark, Dodge & Co., Bache & Co. Trust Company of Georgia, at Atlanta, Commerce Trust Co., of Kansas City, • Shearson, Hammill & Co., Bacon, Stevenson & Co., Boatmen's National Bank, of St. Louis; Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc., Hayden, Miller & Co., Blunt Ellis & Simmons, Julien Collins & Co., Roosevelt & Cross. Share Fletcher National sive. & Bank bonds The Trust Indianapolis, City Securities Corp., Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., and First National Bank of Columbus, as 3%s, at 100.03, a of about Ind. 9—v. 185, a p. group Bond & Co., Fahey, Clark & Co., Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Ginther & Co., Pohl & Co., Inc., Folger, Nolan-W. B. Hibbs & Co., the Milwaukee Company, A. Webster Dongbertv' & Co., Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc. First of Iowa Corp., Hannahs, Ballin & Lee, Allan Blair & Co., Lerchen & Co., J. C. Wheat & Co., J. A. Overton & Co., Baker, Watts & Co., and Frantz, gage 1, 1.9S7. Due to Sale—The $110,000 sew¬ disposal works revenue bonds offered Aug. 7—v. 186, p. 468— were awarded to City Securities Corp., and Peoples Loan & Trust age ccLto sealed (CDST) 11 a.m. $15,000,000 school bonds. Dated5 Oct. 15 until Aug. 28 for the pur¬ on chase of bids from 15, 1956. 1959 Due to '1.976 Principal and interest (A-O) able fice, at the City Oct. on inclusive. pay¬ Treasurer's of¬ at the City's fiscal agent in New York City. Legality ap¬ proved by Chapman & Cutler, of or Chicago. > . DuPage County, York Community High Sch. Dist. No. 88 (P. O. Elmhurst), III. Bond Sale —The $7,900,000 school due of Crawfordsville Consolidated School as Trust Co., South Bend. Legal¬ ity approved by Ross, McCord, ice can chase Aug. on of until Due 1992 on 1 Sept. 1 inclusive. p.m. building from Moines, 100.02, on City City, or at the Indiana Bank, in Indianapolis. National (CST)'on Legality chase to Oct. 1 from 3,600,000 41As. Due Oct. 011 1 Twp. Other members of the (P. O. Bond Co., Inc., William Blair Braun, Bosworth & & Co. Co., Inc., Julien Collins & Co., R. S. Dickson & Co., H. C. Speer & Sons Co., Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Ballman & Main, Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc., Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., McCormick & Co., McMaster Hutchinson & Co., Nongard, Show¬ ers & Murray, Inc., M. B. Vick Co., and White-Phillips Co., Inc. & Galeshurg, III. Bond Sale—An issue of municipal parking sold was to Mullaney, ! . a 1 : ■ & > composed of Co., . ( F. • S. ... to 1967 on Nov. due in 1968 and there¬ callable as of Nov. Sioux City, Iowa Offering—C. A. Norbom, Clerk, will receive scaled July 000 8 — 186, v. to a 55 p. — were Fletcher Bond Offering Township sealed — 1958 National Charles Trustee, bids until on Aug. 22 for $38,000 school 2 of purchase 1971 1957. Due Jefferson County (P. Louisville), Ky. Bond Kansas Trustee, * l tJ . t will . way . Moore, receive ' Offering — Secretary- Treasurer T. J. Griffith announces that the Authority will receive sealed bids at • " 1 -r : t. \ ■ the office of 367—were awarded to Highways, State High¬ Commission of Kansas, State Building, Topeka, until 11 a.m. (CST)'on Aug. 20 for the purchases of $19,500,000 Kansas - . r . ' , group a composed of F. L. Dupree & Co., the Treasurer of the Parish School at the Minden Bank & or MAINE L Brunswick, Me. Bond Offering—Herbert E. Mel- Town Treasurer, will re¬ ceive sealed bids at the First Na¬ horn, tional of Boston, Municipal Milk St.,'. Boston, until noon (DST) on Aug. 14 for the purchase of $200,000 storm sewer bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1977 in¬ clusive. Principal and interest payable at the above-mentioned Bank. Legality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston. Bank Dept., 45 School Fairfield Treasurer, District sel, ceive sealed Safe Deposit bids • Sale—The from ' to 1958 Callable on able the 1977 inclusive. Feb. after 1, 1963, Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬ at or Farmers & Boston Co., 100 Franklin St., Boston, until 11 a.m. (DST), on Aug. 13 for the purr»f . 1957. Due on Sept. to 1977 inclusive. J.y58 irom bonds. school fi?5O0.n^o - $100,000 school building revenue bonds offered Aug. 6 were awarded to Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger. Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Aug. 1 will re¬ the at Trust & Principal and interest payable at at the above mentioned Bank. County (P. O. Olivet), Ky. Mount Bond Me. District, Offering—Norbert J. Ba¬ Bond Heimerdinger, Woody\'& Traders Bank, of Mount Olivet. Legality approved by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago. Legality Verill. by approved Dana, Walker, Philbrick & White- house, of Portland. . i South Portland, Me, Bond Sale — The $150,000 per¬ improvement bonds of¬ Aug. 6—v. 186, p. 572— manent fered were awarded to the Casco & Trust a price of 100.14, Bank 3.30s, at basis of about Co., Portland, a as 2.27%. MARYLAND LOUISIANA and Maryland-National Capitol Bossier Parish No. School District Planning Commission (P. O. 13 (P. O. Benton), La. Bond Sale—The $600,000 school building bonds offered Aug. 1— v. 186, 468—were awarded to p. a of Newman, Inc., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Nusloch, Beaudean & Smith, Arnold & Crane, and Schweickhardt & Company. composed group Brown & Co., No. 21 Parish School District (P. O. Lake Charles), La. Bonds Not submitted Sold—No for the bids were $660,000 build¬ ing bonds offered Aug. 6—v. 186, p. . Bond costia offered were Bond Consolidated 11 Not submitted Sold—No for the bids $55,000 offered were school Aug. 1— 186. 468— p. to John Nuveen & joint¬ net interest Co., and Roosevelt & Cross, ly, at a price of par, cost of about $135,000 5s. 4.43%, a as follows: 1 from Due on Aug. inclusive. 120,000 4!4s. Due on Aug. 1 from 1967 to 1972, inclusive. 227,000 4.40s. Due on Aug. 1 from 1973 to 1981, inclusive. Boston, Mass. Offering—James E. GH- dea, Collector-Treasurer, will re¬ Note ceive sealed (DST) of Certificate Offering—Frank J. bids until 1 p.m. (CST ) on Aug. 21 for the purchase of $225,042.59 tional • : >. ■ :. > i - for Due Dec. 16, Mass. Bond Offering—Stanley Town • 12 Easton, Deemer, Secretary of the Parish Police Jury, will receive sealed . Treasurer, sealed bids until at the a.m; F. Rice. will rec?l Merchants Na¬ ., _ Bank, 28 State St., 11 noo the pm$5,000,000 notes. Datea Aug. 15, 1957. Gretna), La. . until bids Aug. on chase 263. p. Jefferson Parish (P. O. ' 7—v. Aug. awarded School (P. O. Colfax), La. building bonds i Flood MASSACHUSETTS Parish 186, $482,000 AnaControl bonds Sale—The River 263. v. Springs), Md. .Silver . 1958 to 1966, Calcasieu the Office i will be Bids — 'P. O. Barbourville), Kentucky Bond Sale—The $260,000 hospi¬ tal bonds offered Aug. 6—v. 186, • J Principal and interest payable at the office of (A-O) bonds, it is reported. revenue District No. Turnpike Authority (P. O. Topeka), Kan. Bond Oct, 1 from 1958 to 1977 on inclusive. Knox County Director of I Offering O. received until Aug. 28 for the pur¬ chase of $1,170,000 school build¬ Grant KANSAS Posey Township (P. O. R. R. Highway, 340 West, Brazil), Township from 1958 to Legality approved by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago. Legal¬ ity approved by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis. Offering—Selbert Nov. 1 on 1962 inclusive. National Bank of Elkhart. Bond Cutler, bids until 3:30 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 19 for the purchase of $30,965 funding bonds. Dated Sept. 1, of ■ Legality Offering—C. A. Norrbom, Clerk, will receive sealed City building bonds. Aug. l, 1957. Due semi¬ annually from July 1, 1958 to Jan. 1, 1963 inclusive. Principal and interest (J-J) payable at the First ; Nov. 1 from inclusive. Chicago. Dated Indiana on Dated Bond (CDST) the to bonds. Sioux City, Iowa receive p.m. revenue approved by Chapman & Eger, will water Aug. 1, 1957. Due composed of group American bonds revenue group Wells $660,000 1958 bids until 3:30 p.m. (CST) 011 Aug. 19 for the purchase of $300,- the & cipal and interest Bond $20,000 School 1, 1962. Prim (F-A) payable at Farmers National Bank of Dan¬ bonds. Due and Civil Township bonds offered Sale—The Due 1 bonds are dated Aug. 1, Principal and interest pay¬ able at the City Treasurer's of¬ fice. Legality approved by Chap¬ man & Cutler, of Chicago. City inclusive. 1977 ville. Legality approved by Wyatt, Grafton & Grafton, of Louisville. ing p.m. (CST) on Sep.t. 3 purchase of $85,000 school building bonds. Dated Oct. I, 1957. Jason Wesley, of Aug. as Dist. 1:30 songood & Mayer. 1957. syndicate: Eastman Callable Sch. for the Dated Sept.. 1, 1, 1967. Valparaiso), to Heflin & (P. O. Minden), La. Offering—J. E. Pitcher, will 1959 Le¬ Chapman Co., Minden., Legality ap¬ proved by Chapman, & Cutler, of Chicago. A'::v i receive sealed bids until 6:30 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 13 for the purchase of $40,000 improvement assessment bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Aug. from Minden Co., Minden. Secretary, will receive sealed bids until Board, Danville, Ky. 1 Parish the Trust KENTUCKY — the at or Parish, in¬ the gality approved by Cutler, of Chicago. Webster 1977 interest office of at Trust to and of Board, & Walter, The J-D. School Bank Weil, Roth & Irving Co., and Sea- 1958 to 1976 inclusive. are payable Treasurer mpim. bonds. Due sewer after Bank, Indianapolis, City Securities Dillon, Union Securities Corp., Indianapolis Bond & Share & Co., Goldman, Sachs & Co., Corp., and Raffensperger, Hughes Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., Horn- & Co., as 4s, at a price of 100.09, blower & Weeks, John Nuveen & a basis of about 3.96%. Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson & Oslo Twp. Sch. Twp. (P. O. Curtis, White, Weld & Co., Bacon, R. F. D. No. 5, Elkhart), Ind. Whipple & Co., A. G. Becker ^ Co. Clerk, 1958 Principal (A-O) the from 1 sealed sewer revenue Bonds Legality ap¬ proved by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis. awarded from 1968 to 1976 inclusive. ■ improvement and refunding revenue bonds was sold to a group composed of Beecroft, Cole & Co., Columbian Securities Corp. of Kansas, Estes & Co., Seltsam, Hanni & Co., and Stern Bros p. Story, Oct. on clusive. to Aug. 13 for the pur¬ $192,000 bonds, as fol¬ 1 from Indiana Due on Oct. 1 from to 1967 inclusive. 1963 Topeka, Kansas Sale—An issue of $5,880,- Offering Piicner, School receive sealed bids until 1:30 p.m. (CST) on Sept. 3 tor the purchase of $500,000 school bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due No. 21 000 water works & E. Parish will Board, Bond Bond J. — the of Secretary August 5—v. 186, p. 572. Robertson 122,000 in our issue of report Springhill School (P. O. Minden), iQ 8 Offering receive Aug. 1 from inclusive. sive. Bonds due in 1968 and there¬ after are callable as of June 1, organ the ments foregoing supple¬ The No. until?,7:30 on Aug. 21 for the purchase of $1,250,000 sewage works revenue Interest of $70,000 Lebanon, Ind. Bond Offering—R. H. Kinkaid, City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) 011 1962 inclusive. 2,700,000 4s. will the option Mitchell, — offering ' Parish„ Bond holder. the by lows: 1968. 1958 Clerk, approved bv Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis. Northern Trust Co., both of Chi¬ cago, and Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., as follows: on 1— Co., of Des at a price of Estherville, Iowa bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1989 inclu¬ Due Aug. awarded & Bond Offering—Glenn L. Gas of District cr, M-S. 3.60s, basis of about 3.59%. as a andupwal-.i bids Bank, offered 468—were Twin bonds offered Aug. 6—v. 186, p. 468—were awarded to a .syndicate headed by the Harris Trust & Savings Bank and the $1,600,000 5s. bonds p. Shaw, McDermott 1960 Callable 186, v. works Aug. 1, 1, 1968, or any interest payment date thereafter. Principal and interest (M-S) payable at tno State Interest Sale—The $235,000 school March City p.m. Community Sch. Dist., la. Bond sewage Dated, 2 inclusive. Eldora 14 for the pur¬ $325,000 bonds. revenue 1957. bids sealed (CDST) to Shane, will re¬ Clerk-Treasurer, of Legality approved by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago. Jonesboro, Ind. Offering — Paul Bond Town 1963 to Indianapolis. of until (CST) on Aug. 16 for the purchase of $25,000 building bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Nov. 1 from 1958 July 1, 1963. Principal and in¬ (J-J) payable at the Ameri¬ Miller, bids oral terest & Moor- head, Secretary of the Board of Directors, will receive scaled and in in payment May 1, 1962. at Topeka, of Bank, City IOWA District, Iowa Offering — C. C. Webster 1967, 1, the Metairie. not Principal and interest (M-N) payable at the Guaranty Trust Company, of New York City, First National Bank, of Chicago, or at the Riverview State Bank, of Kansas City, or at The National Bond Bond and interest any on date not earlier than 4.46%. Jan. 1 from 1960 Bonds part, May than earlier serial date any on of be obtained from McDonald Buchler, 3014 Metairic Road 1997. Call¬ 1, (both bonds) term Co., Winchester, jointly, at 4V2S at a price of 100.31, a basis of about Aug. Dated 1964 and thereafter are callable ceive Chicago Board of Education (P. O. Chicago), III. Bond Offering—Ogti H. Chat¬ ters, City Comptroller, will re- on inclusive. 1987 Watling, Hutchinson & Co. bonds. revenue May on whole in able Note _ Tegeler due bonds details Complete se¬ inclusive". may & pur¬ Winchester, Ind. First. National Bank, of Mem¬ phis; National City Bank, Cleve¬ land, C. F. Childs & Co., McCor- German Township School Building mick & Co., Mullancy, Wells & Corporation (P. O. South Bend), Indiana Co., Field, Richards & Co., Stern Brothers & Co., Rand & Co., Rob¬ \ Bond Offering—Roger B. Fran¬ inson-Humphrey Co., Inc., Chas. cis, Secretary, will receive sealed E. Weigold & Co., Inc., E. F. Hut- bids at the office of Seebirt, Oare, ton & Co. Dealil & Thornburg, 645 Asso¬ Schwabacher & Co., Third Na¬ ciates Bldg., South Bend, until tional Bank in Nashville, Wm. E. 2 p.m. (DST) on Aug. 20 for the Pollock & Co., Inc., Dcmpsey- purchase of $480,000 first mort¬ street paving certificates. Due Wichita. Due 1957 rially from 1958 to 1967 Expressway revenue bonds. Aug. 1, 1957. Cosisting of serial bonds due on May 1 from 1961 to 1973 inclusive, and term p.m. $18,000 1957. 1, Monday, August 12, . . Dated City Edge, B. bonds. Dated semi-annually from July 1, 1958 to Jan. 1, 1961 inclusive. Interest J-J. Legality approved by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis. Aug. 2962—were awarded composed of Channer Securities Co., Allan Blair & CoM and Harry J. Wilson & Co., as 5y4s, at a price of 100.53, a basis of about 5.23%. to of chase $400,000 sewage bonds offered July revenue by H. Clerk-Treasurer, until 2 (CST) on Aug. 23 for the Bond Sale—The works received be . City Legality approved Pershing, Shetteriy & Mitchell, of New York City, and William P. Timmerman, of Valparaiso, Ind. Offering—Sealed bids will Bond 3.74%. Fairmount, 1, Aug. dated are Principal and interest (J-J) pajmble at the Riddell National Bank, Brazil. Legality approved by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis. 1957. group a Co., basis July 1, 1958 to Jan. 1, 1972 inclu¬ the Indianapolis Corp., American of & bonds. Township Civil Due semi-annually from 468—were awarded to composed semi-annually from July sive. Bond Sale—The $80,000 build¬ ing" bonds offered Aug. 5—v. 186, Bond bonds. 1958 to Jan. 1, 1972 inclu¬ 96,000 County (P. O. Columbus), Ind. p. $192,- follows: as * School Township 1, Bartholomew * . bonds, Due INDIANA tion, F. S. Moseley & Co., Hemp. 000 $96,000 inclusive. Interest A-O. 1986 to Corpora¬ hilt, Noyes & Co. (DST) oil Yantis & Moulton & Co., L. F. Rothschild & Co., Commercial avd Financial Chronicle The (672) (DST) on Boston, Aug. & Commercial and Financial Chronicle The . . . bonds. of Boston. , " „ Bond Sharon, Mass. Bond bonds Sale—The offered 572—were $96,000 Aug, school 186, p. Coffin & 6—v. awarded to ... Burr, Fall River, Mass. 3.60s, at as price of 100.03, a basis of about 3.59 %. a Sale—The $o0u,000 notes offered Aug. 6—v. 186, p. 572— were awarded to the Merchants National Bank of Boston, at 2.32% JBond guin, Clerk, Se- E. will receive (EST) on Offering—Doris C. Reed, will receive sealed bids obligation bonds, general follows: as (DST) on Aug. 19 $750,000 sewer bonds. Due on Aug. for the purchase of $540,000 non 1 from 1958 to 1987 inclusive. tax-exempt dormitory revenue Bonds due in 1977 and there¬ bonds. Dated May 1, 1956. Due on after are callable as of Feb. May 1 from 1959 to 1996 inclusive. 1, 1967. Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬ 10 a.m. Harvard Trust Co., Cambridge, or at The Hanover Legality Bank, New York City. approved by - Herrick, Smith, Donald, Farley & Ketchum, of 1,200,000 water bonds. Due on Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1987 in¬ the at clusive. Offering—John F. Ken¬ nedy, Treasurer and ReceiverGeneral, will receive sealed bids until noon (DST) on Aug. 20 for the purchase of $19,000,000 high¬ Bank of Trust Co., New York ers at the First National Bank of Chi- cago. Offering—Harvey East building bonds. Dated May I, 1957. Due on July 1 from 1958 County (P. O. Cambridge), Mass. inclusive. 1983 ,o Note Bonds due in L968 and thereafter are callable as Offering—Timothy J. Cronin,. County Treasurer,,. will re¬ of July 1, ceive terest sealed (DST) Aug. on chase bids of until 13 10:30 the for $425,000 notes. Town 1958. by bids at will re¬ school bonds. Due Michigan Nuveen Jackson on & & Co., at receive 1967 ! on Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1977, incl. Due 1958 to 1967, The bonds 1957. rehabilitation Sept. on 1 from inclusive. are dated Sept. Principal and interest Boston. m d & of • Reading, Mass. N o t e Offering — Preston F. Nichols, Town Treasurer, will re¬ vive sealed bids at the Second Bank-State Street Trust Co., franklin St., Boston, until 11 (DST) °f on Ill a.m. Aug. 13 for the purchase $100,000 school remodeling, "otes. Dated Sept. 15, 1957. Due Sept. 15 from 1958 to 1(>62 in¬ clusive. Princinal and interest °n bay able "unk. at the above-mentioned Certificated as to genuine¬ dated are Feb. on .m Aug. 1, Mich. Offering—Gordon Bond Tubbsj Village Clerk, will receive sealed (EST) on Aug. 14 bids until 8 p.m. for the interest proved dock payable (J-J) at City spoon, Controller, will re¬ until 10 a.m. (EST) on Aug. 13 for the pur¬ chase of $2,600,000 Motor Vehicle Highway Fund bonds. Dated July 15, 1957. Due on July 15 from 1958 to 1967 inclusive. Principal and interest (J-J) payable at the current official bank of the City in New York City, Chicago or sealed ceive bids Detroit. Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Detroit. Paddock & Stone,, of Note ents — Canfield, Pad¬ Stone, of Detroit. by Miller, & Riverview Community School District, Mich. Sold—No bids were Not Bonds received for the $4,500,000 school bonds building and offered Aug. 1—v. 186, p. 368. the foregoing supplereport in our issue of August 5—v. 186, p. 573. Dated Due 1957. to 1958 Sept. on 1 No. utility Aug. 1 — Mich. 56 - 9 July 1, 1957. from .1957 to 95,000 Paving Special Assessment District No. 57-1 bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due from 1958 to 1966, 1 Oct. on and interest payable banking institution designated by the successful bidder. Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬ dock & Stone, of Detroit. a Williamston Community School District, Mich. Sale —The $35,000 tax anticipation notes offered Aug. 1 —v. 186, p. 469—were awarded to Kenower, MacArthur & Co,, at 4V2% interest. 1 Bond (P. O. Carver), Offering—Lucie K. District bids sealed until 8 for the 27 Aug. on will Clerk, $250,000 41/4s. Due (CDST) purchase of any Minneapolis. Croohston, Minn. Bond Offering—Victor Hodgson, Michigan City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive MacArthur & sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) Co., H. V. Sattley & Co., at a on Aug. 13 for the purchase of improvement bonds. price of 100.05, a net interest cost $45,105.93 Due in 1 to 20 years. $100,000 library bonds, for $35,000 5s, due on Nov. 1 from 1959 to 1961 inclusive; $60,000 4%s, due on Nov. 1 "from 1962 to $25,000 Nov. 1. 1971 and inclusive; 1970 and incl.; $60,000 43/4s, due on Nov. 1 from 1962 to 1970 inclu¬ on Wing County Independent School District No. 51 (P. O. and Nov. 1 to 1974 /. Robbinsdale), Minn. for .the bonds school $385,000 offered 573—was Aug. rejected. Bond Offering—S. bid sole Sold—The Not Bonds building 6—v. 186, p. Hopkins, Minn. S. Frissell, City Manager, will receive sealed (CDST) on Aug. bids until 8 p.m. the for 20 ing purchase of $200,000 Improvement Revolv¬ bonds. Fund Dated 1957. Due on June inclusive. 1969 June 1 from Principal 1, 1960 to and in¬ payable at any suitable bank designated by the purchaser. Le¬ gality apnroved by Faegre & Ben¬ son, of Minneapolis. Minneapolis, Minn. Certificate Sale—A group com¬ posed First of National Bank; Northwestern National Bank; Midland, National Bank, all, of Minneapolis, and First .National of. St. PauJ, purchased on Aug. 7 an issue of $2,000,000 tax anticipation certificates of in¬ Bank 31/2S. as View), Minn. Offering Bond — D. Wenclt, D. will receive sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on Aug. 34 for the purchase of $600,000 school building general obligation bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on District Clerk, Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1985 inclusive. Bonds due in 1979 and thereafter callable are of as 1967. 1, Aug. Principal and interest payable at suitable bank or trust com¬ designated by the purchaser. Legality approved by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber, of Minneapolis. any Note Sold — Bids — the ments foregoing supple¬ report in our issue of July 15—v. 186, p. 264. No. District 102 Independent Sch. (P. O. Vesta), Minnesota Sale—The $180,000 Bond for the The Redwood County school building bonds offered Aug. 1—v. 386, — were awarded to Moody, Inc., as follows: 469 p. $250,000 building bonds offered July 9—v. 186, p. 158—were re¬ Juran $40,000 3.70s. Due on Jan. 1960 to 1964 inclusive. 1 from 36,000 4.20s. Due on Jan. 1965 to 1968 inclusive. 1 from 104,000 4%s. Due on Jan. 1 from Douglas Dist. Independent Sch. County No. (P. 2 O. Alexandria), Minnesota Bond Offering—R. C. Van De & from 4Hs, due 1969 1971 to 1979 ditional 1, general obligation school bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1 from 3 960 to 1984 inclusive. Bonds due in 1978 The Clair Shores, Bond Sale—The Mich. 1958 $118,000 special sanitary sewer bonds Aug. 5—v. 186, p. 363— awarded to a group conw posed of H. V. Sattley & Co., Ken¬ ower, MacArthur & Co., and Mc¬ Donald-Moore & Co. 1977 inclusive. coupon to . carries an ad¬ of 1% from Jan. July 1, I960. Richfield, Minn. building assessment to entire issue Steeg, District Clerk, will receive sealed bids until noon (DST) on 000 offered inclusive. 1979 County Common School District No. 118 (P. O. 1 Hennepin Aug. 22 for the purchase of $500,- $170,000 inclusive. St. 1973 inclusive. to 300,000 3.70s. Due on July 1 from Crosby), Minn. Not 1 from jected. 250,000 fire station and site bonds, for $20,000 5s, due on Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1961 in- sive; Interest F-A. Crow Bonds of pany ' Kenower, 4.56%, as follows: on July 1964 inclusive. I960 to Hart¬ p.m. at were Glore, Forgan & Co., John Nuveen & Co., Baxter & Co., and Frantz Hutchinson & Co., at a price of 100.05, a net interest cost of about 3.66%, as follows: receive suitable bank designated by the purchaser. Legality approved by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber, of payable — Ramsey County Independent School District No. 38 (P. O. Mounds $10,000 school building general obligation bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1968 inclusive. Principal and interest 368 p. certificates are dated Aug. 20, 1957. Due on Sept 27, 1957. Minnesota ley, $1,000,000 pub¬ bonds offered The County Common School District No. 1963 group composed a debtedness MINNESOTA Carver to terest inclusive. Principal at 186, v. Permanent composed of the First of about from 1959 revenue to awarded Sani¬ 1966, inclusive. Sale—The bonds totaling $350,000 offered July 1—v. 185, p. awarded to a group were The District bonds. a 1972. Offering—John H. Wither- 1, July General Obligation sessment purchase of $40,000 motor 4V2s, due on Bond lic tary Sewer (City Portion) As¬ vehicle highway fund bonds. of Detroit, Mich. on Note Ovid, , price of 100.02, a net interest cost of about 3.77%, as follows: 1 from 56-9 Sept. 1 from of $25. 1959. Prin¬ 1, 1 Principal and interest payable at a suitable banking in¬ stitution designated by the suc¬ cessful bidder. Legality approved by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber, of Minneapolis. Special No. Dated 55,000 interest payable at the Hackley Union National Bank & Trust Company, of Muskegon. Corp., 335,000 3%s. Due on April 1964 to 1972 inclusive. Jan. on inclusive. 1965 and 469—were awarded to Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., and Ryan, Sutherland & Co., jointly, at a 1, bv< Storey. Dodge, notes Due p. 1 from District bonds. tax 2965—were pay¬ able at the above-mentioned bank. Legality a p o r o v e Thorndike, Palmer The $500,000 hospi¬ tal bonds offered Aug. 5—v. 186, $165,000 4s. Due on April 1958 to 1963 inclusive. Due will 8 p.m. the 450,000 3V2S. Due on July 1 from A. F. — Sanitary Sower Assessment received until Aug. 20 for the be Bond Charlevoix), Mich. LOT B school Due on July 1 from 1984 inclusive to Bond Sale—The inclusive. bonds. premium a St. Clair Shores, $100,000 street paving bonds. Due on Sept. from 1958 to 1962, 1150.000 Mich. $50,000 Muskegon School District, Mich. Note Offering-—Sealed bids will Charlevoix County (P. O. purchase of $850,000 bonds, as fol¬ lows: Due The — plus interest, site 990,000 41/2Sv Dept.. Street, Boston, until 11 on Aug. 15 for the bonds. Due on July 1, 1965 $250,000 anticipation notes offered Aug. 7 —v. 186, p. 573—were awarded to McDonald-Moore & Co., at 3.75% Due on July 1 from 1966. and (DST) school Sale 1964 inclusive. 65,000 4%s. sealed bids at the National Shaw- 400.000 Walter J. Wade, of about 4.52%, as fol¬ 1959 to LOT A Mason School District, Note lows: Offering—Patrick 1VI. Ca- Water Sattley V. price of par, a net in¬ a $145,000 5s. of Boston, Trust H. Clerk, for 3966, inclusive. banking institution designated by the successful bidder. Legality ap¬ Peabody, Mass. a.m. Curtis, Webber, Inc., and S. R. Livingstone, Crouse Boston. mut Bank Paine, Offering A ■ receive scaled (DST) on Aug. purchase of $150,000 special assessment local improve¬ ment bonds. Dated July 1, 1957. 19 follows: as of Detroit. and terest cost 40 Co., Principal and payable at the Co¬ Due to City bids until Traverse City, Mich. 186, p. 157 — were H. V. Sattley & Co., Sutherland & Co., Legality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of City Treasurer, will awarded Aug. 1 from 1958 on inclusive. State Bank, Corunna. runna v. — Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Ryan, dated & liill. July 11 $60,000 school bonds offered building Dated & Co., Inc., Stranahan, Harris & July 1, 1957. Due on July 1 from Co., McDonald-Moore & Co., 1958 to 1972, inclusive. Principal able at the above-mentioned bank Bond Corporation, Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., John Sept. 1, Principal and interest pay¬ 1957. of First Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1977, incl. are $1,200,000 building bonds of¬ Aug! 6—v. 186, JD. 469—were awarded to a group composed of Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1977, inch school bonds. Due on bonds Sale—The and cipal school site and 680,000 The 1, Caledonia), Mich. Route Bond fered Boston, until noon (DST) on Aug. 1.5 for the purchase of $1,380,000 bonds, as follows: bury, County Clerk, will receive sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 15 for the purchase of $75,000 County road notes. Dated Aug. McCall, City Clerk, will receive sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. If for the purchase of $400,000 bonds, Leighton Township Fourth Class School District No. 21 (P. O. 1957. Sale —The Bond Second the (P. O. Corunna), Mich. Note Offering—Clark D. Kings¬ 1962 Scott Fairmont, Minn. County interest (F-A) 53 East Grand Rapids, Minn. Bond Offering — A. G. Rand, Bond Sale—The inclusive. 1982 Owen, Barker, Barber, of Minneapolis. Stone, of Detroit. Shiawassee Bond & Cadillac School District, Mich. Bank-State Street Trust Co., Mu¬ nicipal Dept., Ill Franklin Street, $700,000 Paddock Canfield, Miller, dock & to 72,000 4%s. Due on July 1 from 1968 to 1974, inclusive. 1975 to callable are July 1, 1969. Principal and (J-J) payable at a bank¬ ing institution designated by the successful bidder. Legality ap¬ proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬ 1, 1957. Due 1967, inclusive. nally scheduled for Aug. 6.) Legality approved j>tone, of Detroit. Treasurer, sealed 1 from Due on July 5s. 1958 to purchase of $608,000 tax anticipa¬ tion notes. (The sale was origi¬ Bond Offering—Edmund F. Sul¬ livan, $70,000 thereafter and of as group hessiul bidder. pur¬ Norwood, Mass, ceive a follows: as on July 1 from 3960 to inclusive. Bonds due in offered to (J-J) payable at a banking institution designated by the suc- a.m. Dated Aug. 20, 1957. Due April 3, Principal and in¬ 1967. Mich. build¬ Harris & Co., at a price of 100.05, a net interest cost of about 4.61%, E. school Middlesex 1957. Due Aug. 7 were composed of McDonald-Moore & Co.; H. V. Sattley & Co., and Stranahan, awarded site Kaufmartn, Secretary of the Board of Education, will receive sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 13 for the purchase of $275,000 or Sale—The $250,000 bonds ing dated are tion, will receive sealed bids un¬ til 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 22 for the purchase of $1,500,000 build¬ ing and site bonds. Dated July 3, 1986 by Dorsey, & interest Rapids School District, Bond Laheview Public Bond Offering—Jos. C. Skucs, Secretary of the Board of Educa¬ 1975 July 1, 1975. on Shores, District, (P. O. St. Clair Shores), Mich. 108,000 4V2s. Due on July 1 from 1, 1967. bonds Bond Bank¬ City; as Township Community School District (P. O. Bridgeport), Michigan at the First Boston; callable are Bridgeport improvement bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Principal interest payable 1977 Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago. way National in Aug. 1, 1957. Principal and interest (F-A) payable at a bank or trust com¬ pany designated by the success¬ ful bidder. Legality approved by Massachusetts (Commonwealth of) and Feb. of The due Bonds and thereafter Cambridge. Bond Elk 15 for the purchase of $1,- 950,000 Treasurer, able 3,500 4s. Due sealed bids until 8 p.m. Aug. 1 from July on 1962 inclusive. 1974 inclusive. 1963 to Offering—Edward City to 30,000 414s. Due on July 1 from Alpena, Mich. Massachusetts until follows: $6,500 4%s. Due MICHIGAN College (P. O. Cambridge), Bond $40,000 school site and building bonds offered Aug. 1 — v. 186, p. 469 — were awarded to Paine, Webber, Jack¬ son & Curtis, at a price of 100.002, a net interest cost of about 4.25%, as Clair School Sale—The 1958 discount. St. Township School District Charlotte), Mich. No. 3 (P. O. Note Lesley Eaton tion. 1958 to 1972 in¬ clusive. Principal and interest Payable at the above-mentioned Bank. Legality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, (673) ment Sept. 1 from on by the Massachusetts Depart¬ of Corporations and Taxa¬ ness school Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due purchase of $150,000 the fnr Number 5663 186 Volume Bond Offering—Paul H. Hau- of Village Clerk, will receive sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on Principal and inter¬ est payable at a suitable banking institution designated by the suc¬ cessful bidder. Legality approved Aug. 26 for the purchase of $155,000 park improvement bonds. Dated Sept. 3, 1957. Due 011 March 1 from 1959 to 1967 inclusive. and Feb. thereafter 1, 1968. are callable as gen, 54 Principal and interest payable at a banking institution designated William Woods College (P. O. by the successful bidder. Legality approved by Faegre & Benson, of Bond Minneapolis. Minn. Waterville, Sale—The Bond $500,000 sani¬ treatment tary sewer and sewage plant bonds offered Aug. 5—v. 386, p. 369—were awarded to a group composed of Juran & Moody, Inc., Allison-Williams Company, J. M. Dain & Co., Kalman & Co., Piper, Jaffray & Hop • $90,000 4.70s. Due on Aug. 1 from 1965 inclusive. 1960 to 4.80s. 150,000 Due 1960 1 from 1966 to 1975 inclusive. 260,000 Due 4.90s. Aug. on 1 1976 to 1983 inclusive. from Willmar, Minn. Offering—Einar H. Bro- gren, City Clerk, will receive sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST) 011 Aug. 14 for the purchase of $40,and water 000 3957. m Due im¬ Sept. Dated Sept. on main sewer provement bonds. from 1 to inclusive. 1997 St. Louis. of Bozeman, awarded bonds 186, v. to a Bonds $115,000 5s. 1958 1, bids Sfr- 1965 were for the MISSISSIPPI were — composed of group Due July on 335,000 4%s. Due 1958 $255,000 general obligation improvement bonds of¬ fered Aug. 7—v. 186 p. 573. 369 p. from 1 1964 inclusive. to 1975 to 1976 Sold—No Not offered Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Mer¬ Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Frantz Hutchinson & Co., and Shaughnessy & Co., at a price of par, a net interest cost of about 4.56%, as follows: to 1967 inclusive. received July 1 from on July 1 from on 1987 inclusive. to Sidney, Mont. Offering—Hazel Houglum, Clerk, will receive sealed City bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 19 for the purchase of $25,000 43 bonds. bids Lancaster, receive sealed p.m. (CST) on Aug. purchase of $800,000 Clerk, until 4 the far 12 will public improvement bonds. Dated *11.. <**■ Sept. •. 1957. 1, Due March 1 - on from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Bonds in due 1968 and thereafter are callable as of March 1, 1967. Prin¬ cipal and interest payable at a banking institution designated by the successful bidder. Legality approved by Charles & Trauer- '!c? V Dated Jan. 1, 1958. Montana Bond Offering — George W. Dunster, Clerk of the Board of Trustees, will receive sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on Aug. 26 for the purchase of $100,000 building bonds. trial bonds offered Aug. 6 were awarded to M. A. Saunders & if: Inc. &;! Co., serially from 1958 to 1977 Sale—The $200,000 street Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer Dist., Peres 1 of Watershed the River Des (Creve-Couer Missouri Bond bonds. revenue Due H. Dated Feb. on Sale—The $750,000 1, 1 from 1959 to of Aug. Franklin, N. H. Sale—The $324,000 school Bond bonds 573 offered Bros & Aug. 8—v. awarded were — Hutzler, 100.67, a of bonds Co., St. Louis, Co., Stifel, Nico- about 4.27%, as follows: $105,000 5s. Due 1959 to 1962 to 1977 1 from inclusive. 645,000 4V4S. Due 1963 Feb. on to 186, 3.90s, as p. Salomon basis of at a about Sale—The Aug. Comptroller, Board bHs sealed at will Room chase of 229. 3957. $3,770,000 bonds. revenue Due 1997 on Memo¬ Aug. May 1 from are of Manchester, at Missouri, a banking or in p. 574— by Sale—An issue of bonds. on terest Principal and in¬ payable at the First (F-A) National Bank Freehold. of & (P. Sch. District (P. O. Newton), N. J. Sale—The $65,000 the of Bank Cheektowaga Union Free School District No. 3 (P. O. Cheek¬ towaga), TV. Y. Bond 186, v. Sale—The of bonds • offered & Aug. cobs, Secretary of the Board of Education, will receive sealed bids 27 until for 8 the building (DST) p.m. purchase bonds, Aug. on of $365,000 follows: as 3.96%. paratus v. 186, from 1 1957 to inclusive. bonds. 1957. 1958 to June June on 1, from 1 1975 inclusive. Greece & Central School District (P. O. N. Y, The 186, — 574—were .awarded p. of composed a-group Kidder* Peabody & Co.; Harriman-.Ripley Wood, of New York City. & Co.; the Equitable Securities Cor¬ poration; Lee Higginson Corp.; Francis I. du Pont & Co.; bonds. bonds and to Chase dated are mature 1986 Manhattan York Aug. 7 on to Bank of follows: as National City, bank, New at " the County or Treasurer's building bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1957. Due Jan. on from 1 1958 to 1987 inclusive. Principal and interest payable at the First Na¬ (J-J) tional Bank & Trust Co., Haskell. Hawkins, Wood, of New York Legality approved & & Co., and Granbery Marache & Co., as 4.10s," at a price of 100.85, a basis of about 4.02%. by May 1, 1957. Due 1958 to and 1970 (M-N) National Principal payable Bank & at Trust Company, of Hackensack. Legality by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of New York City. pur¬ $500,000 at 2.10%, and $500,000 The at as National follows: 2.15%. notes are County School District Bond 1957 and mature on Nov. No. 1 Sale—The $810,000 school offered Aug. 2—v. 186, p. 470—were awarded to a group composed of Quinn & Co., Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle, and Boettcher & dated Company. Aug. 13, 12, 1957. NEW & Bond YORK son, sealed on bids Aug. $188,000 20 until 2 for the public p.m. (EDST) purchase of improvement Aug. Dated Bond Aug. Sale —The building 7 — v. County Trust for school Feb. from 1 office. 1, 1958 the at purchase building1957. Due to 1967 Fulton Bank .Bond Schmitz, ceive 185, p. 574 bids until 2 p.m. Aug. 15 for the pur¬ chase of $3,140,000 school build¬ ing bonds. Dated May 1, 1957. Due on May 1 from 19ij>8 to 1987 inclusive. Principal and interest (M-N) payable at the City Bank on Farmers Trust Co.. New York City. Legality approved by Cald¬ well, Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬ chell, of New York City. . .. Rampo, Tollman Fire District []y^X(P> O. Tollman). TV. Y. Bond Sale—The $28,500 fire ap-y far a tus v. bonds 186, Rockland fem, National 334s. as Sar*"*erties, Central "v : offered 575—were p. - Aug. Bank Sul'- of „ Woodstock and School 6— awarded to District Ulster No. 1 (P. O. Saugerties), TV. Y. Bond Offering Margaret B. Marburger, District Clerk, will re¬ ceive sealed (EDST) — bids until 2 p.m. Aug. .13 for the pur¬ $3,475,000 school bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1 chase on of Feb. on inclusive. & pay¬ County Trust Na¬ Company, Legality approved by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Galloway,( of New York City. Minetto Union Free School District No. (P. O. Box 482, Minetto), TV. Y. Bond Offering District Meeker, ceive sealed (EDST) chase on Lloyd — Clerk, bids Aug. will until 15 2 for the O. re¬ 1 from 1959 to Principal 1985 in¬ interest and (M-S) payable at the Marine Mid¬ land Trust Company of Central New York, Oswego. Legality ap¬ proved by Heckler & Vandewater, Sykes, Galloway, of New York Middletown, N. Y. 186, p. 369—were a price of 100.06, Co., a as ^ Smithtown No. 1 ger, were 3.20s, at basis of about County (P. O. Mineola), Offering—H. Bogart Sea¬ County Treasurer, will re¬ sealed bids District Y. TV. Offering—Marie L. IVIetz- District Clerk, will receive, (DST) oh Aug. 14 for the purchase of $2;322,000 school building bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Dec. 1 from 1957 to .1986 inclusive. Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ able at the Bank of. Smithtown. Legality approved by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of New York City. > • Verona, Verona Water District (P. O. R. D. Durhamville), N.Y. Bond Offering District — A. H. Mayer, will receive (DST) on Aug. 21 for the purchase of $175,000 water bonds. Dated Aug. b Supervisor, sealed bids until 2 p.m. 1957. 1986 Due on Aug. 1 from 1958 to Principal and in¬ inclusive. terest, payable at the Valley National Bank, (F-A) Oneida Oneida. by & approved Legality Watertown Bond until noon 1 Water District No. (P. O. RD-3, Watertown), TV. Y. Offering— Frank J- Walton, Town Supervisor, will re¬ ceive sealed (EDST) Bond ceive School sealed bids until 2 p.m. awarded 3.18%. man, Central (P. O. Smithtown), Bond chase offered Legality approved by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Galloway; of New YTork City. Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler Galloway, of New York City. City. to John J. Ryan & New York City. pur¬ $275,000 school building Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due March payable p.m. of bonds. (F-A) Manhattan Bank, of the Chase of New York — ap¬ Offering _ Elaine It! District Clerk,, will re¬ sealed (DST) bonds. Gloversville. Nassau $1,106,200 bonds Legality Oyster Bay Union Free Sch. Dist. No. 23 (P. O. Massapequa), TV. Y. (EDST) p.m. the Na¬ Company, Principal and interest (F-A) Alexander), N. Y. school & 21 $79,000- 6—v. Batavia, Sch. District No. 2 (P. O. Offering—George L. CrosBorough Clerk, will receive Fulton $108,000 public improvement bonds offered Aug. Bethany, Darien, Attica, Bennington and Middlebury Central Bradley Beach, N. J. pay¬ City. Alexander, JERSEY .the Bank Bond Sale—The in NEW at Gloversville, until 2 on Y. Offering—Julia Smullen, Clerk, will receive sealed clusive. MEXICO (P. O. Deming), N. Mex. bonds Boston, bids tional on NEW Boston/at 2.20% in¬ terest. Bond May 1 from inclusive. interest City on (P. O. Gloversville), TV. tional bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on Aug. 20 for the purchase of $128,000 general improvement bonds. Dated the 18 able Luna Merchants in - from 1958 to 1986 inclusive. Prin¬ Al¬ Secretary of the Board of Education, will receive sealed bids Shawmut of Charles Regional High Sch. Dist. O. Wanaque), N. J. Offering—Martin D. was to 1, 1960 (P. Bond Sept. l Sept. 1 from' on inclusive. Principal (M-S) payable at the' and interest Coffin & Burr; Bache & Co.; Kean, Tay¬ lor & Co.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co.; Rand 2-NHP bonds. 2,200,000 land acquisition bonds. 5,302,000 public improvement v $3,030,030 building bonds offered Aug. school to Rochester), Sale Bond No, &' Co.', Inc.; R. W. Pressprich Principal and interest payable at the Peoples Trust Co. of Ber¬ gen County, Hasbrouck Heights. Legality approved by Hawkins, Delafield bonds p. 470—were-awarded to Schenectady Trust Co;, Schen¬ ectady, as 33/4s, at-par.^:/^"" ^ 8—v. Dated Due $24,000 fire ap¬ offered Aug. 1— the 1 Dec. Y. Bond Sale—The $175,000 bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1956. on a Co., and Doolittle & Co., as 4s, a price of 100.15, a basis of (P. O. Schenectady), TV. Heights Sch. Dist., N. J. Offering — Walter A. Ja¬ Bond 8— Glenville Fire District No. 5 Hasbrouck No. by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn, of New York City. $324,000 school 470—were awarded to p. about price trict proved group composed of George B. Gib¬ bons & Co., Inc.; Bacon, Stevenson at 41/4S, at a basis of about as 4.20s. as 2-B bonds. 2,600,000 Sewage Collection Dis¬ 1958 offered Jamestown, No. 1957 $39,000' Water bonds Dis- Sewage Collection Dis¬ trict A" Chautauqua Collection No. 2-FP bonds. 3,500,000 York Aug. 1—v. 186, p. 470—were awarded to Hanauer Co., 100.15, a 124 Sale—The Bond Bond build¬ ing bonds offered Aug. 5—v. 186, p, 369 — were awarded to J. B. & O. Sewage trict The building Twp. New of .A,:-;;, A District No. 2 Le¬ City. Fredon Wood, Avenue, Lakewood), N. Y. by Hawkins, Wood, of New York & 700,000 at the United Company, of New Trust Busti approved Delafield . to in¬ or City. sewer Dated Aug. 1, Aug. 1 from 1958 to inclusive. States pur¬ $50,000 water and 1957. Due 1967 $3,000,- notes Bank due York Trauernicht, of St. Louis. 186, notes 1,000,000 institution New Legality approved $3a0,000 6—v. temporary renewal callable. Principal and interest (M-N) at of revenue ton, in Babylon, p.m. the for 21 8 Bond Offering—William Stika. Borough Clerk, will receive sealed p.m. May Bonds thereafter chase Aug. 011 until 573 — Hampshire (State of) $2,000,000 dormitory Dated inclusive. and (DST) bids 1959 and bonds. trict No. 2-FS bonds. payable at the Se¬ curity National Bank of Hunting¬ re¬ approved receive Union, Columbia, until 1 (CST) on Aug. 26 for the able p. Merchants were awarded to the Indian Head National Bank of Nashua, at 2.46% discount. =;old Bezoni, that the rial 1968 186, the Sale—The offered 000 H. advises Curators of sealed H. will Little Ferry, N. J. to Bank New Columbia), Mo. Offering—R. ceive Clerk, from 1 Principal District 3,350,000 Sewage Collection Dis1 trict No. 2-ELM bonds. (F-A) Delafield Charles — Borough notes Nashua, N. H. Note Note to $500,000 6—v. awarded were inclusive. University of Missouri (P. O. Bond Evold, City. Manchester, N. H. Feb. 1 from on Offering terest lection York City, at the holder's option. Legality approved by Hawkins, City. Freehold, N. J. Bond Delafield gen¬ Co., and Newhard, Cook Co., at a price of 100.02, a net cost of New York Feb. on Dis bonds. 1,000,000 Sewage Collection Dis¬ a.m. inclusive. bonds. 850,000 Lido Beach Sewage Col¬ purchase of $1,125,000 bonds. Dated Aug. 1, Due 1957. 1983 Dis¬ Collection 2-RU District HAMPSHIRE & interest Wood, the hall No. until 8 p.m. (DST) on Aug. 22 for the purchase of $2,040,000 school NEW 2.15% discount. & bonds. on for 13 town Sewage trict cipal and interest City. National & pur¬ assess¬ 200,000 will receive sealed (EDST) on Aug. Clerk, 1 at York G. H. Walker bids until 11 fol¬ Collection 2-IPO No. of New the Mercantile Trust laus Town p.m. pur¬ as . bonds. Sewage No. Johnstown Common School District offered sewer E. the • 2 trict Babylon (P.. O. Babylon), N. Y. Bond Offering—Rowland Scott, will sewer No. 800,000 basis a for ■ $500,000 Sewage Disposal District of about 4.02%. the for 20 $310,000 price of 100.78, a 19 $21,002,000 bonds, lows: len, Note obligations Aug. on of Co., Manufacturers &v Traders Co., Buffalo; Roosevelt & 8 Clerk, until Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1967 inclusive. Principal and interest (F-A) payable at the Camden Trust Co., Camden. Legality ap¬ proved by Hawkins, Delafield & Baer, Aug. as bids York, Buffalo; Blair & Aug. on chase of Lakeland fered Aug. 7—v. 186, p. 470—were awarded to a group composed of * B. 1987 inclusive. Callable of¬ eral ! — Secretary of the Board of Direct¬ will receive sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on Aug. 20 for the purchase of $8,000,000 electric price of 3.81%. (P. O. St. Louis), Frontenac) (DST) chase 1974 ors, p. Subdistrict No. sealed Western proved by Wood, King & Dawson, Aug. 573—were awarded to Stern Bros. & Co., and Zahner & Co., jointly. 186, Bond Wermouth, Township receive Due improvement bonds offered 6—v. Jersey Offering — Margaret composed of. (DST) group Cross, and R. D. White & Co., as New Utility District, Neb. Offering Township (P. O. Erlton), a Trust Co. of Monday, August 12, 1957 . 1968. Principal and interest (F-A) payable in New York City, Chicago or Omaha. Legality ap¬ V Ferguson, Mo. !" 15, 1957. 1, MISSOURI Bond Delaware 190,000 Omaha Public 1957. Due -v*. Dated June »• • inclusive. 4.10s, at NEBRASKA nicht, of St. Louis. Bond Sale—The $100,000 Indus¬ burn, of New York City. to Marine the 4.22%. Valley County, Nashua High School District "E" (P. O. Nashua), Bond Lexington, Miss. Trust Bond Bond Offering—C. L. City Inc., Bradley Beach. Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Wash¬ gality inclusive. Special Improvement District No. Greenville, Miss. able at the First National Bank of rill Wykoff, Minn. • Mont. $1,200,000 water revenue — New ment Bond Sale—The system awarded 1957. Due on Aug. 1 from. 1958 to 1969 inclusive. Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬ Due MONTANA 750,000 4V2s. Due c Callable prior to maturity. Legality ap¬ proved by Charles & Trauernicht, Aug. 2 Aug. on bonds. Dated Aug. 1, Fulton), Mo. Offering—C. E. Blattner, Secretary of the Board of Direc¬ tors, will receive sealed bids at the University Club, 3605 Wash¬ ington Ave., St. Louis, until 11 a.m. (CDST) on Aug. 26 for the purchase of $700,000 non taxexempt dormitory revenue bonds. Dated April 1, 1957. Due from wood, E. J. Prescott & Co., and Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, at a price of par, a net interest cost of about 5.01%, as follows: Bond Chronicle v. The Commercial and Financial (674) on of bids - until 2 p.m. 15 for the pur¬ Aug. $52,000 water bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1997 inclusive. Prin¬ cipal and at the interest Northern (F-A) payable York Trust New Company, of Watertown. Legality Number 5663 186 Volume lu approved by Yandewate% Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of New York City. >/;>:>'' :/ (- |C: bpnds as 3%s. -1,817,000 special assessment sew- % erage bonds as 3%s. '•25,000 special assessment water y supply district improvement improvement bonds anticipa¬ offered Aug. 6—v. 18d, p 575—were awarded to Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, at 2 V> % interest, ital tion notes y.bonds as 3^45. $3,156.80, the Montgomery County (P. 2.4684%. Sale—The Bond cial offered bonds Offering"—Sealed bids will 471—were Due - about of OHIO > . Street nue 119945458208 Major $31,000,000 r 1972 inclusive. Part of the *k" * X V. ' t . * Bond . . ' , (P. Township Cleveland); Ohio Bond Sale—The Bond Offering—Donald D. VoW- . terest: F-A; $4,457,000 vari¬ Squire Sanders, Cleveland. yy . & of Dempsey, y Rittmar^ Exempted Harriman District, p. '=group Trust Legality approved by 370—were awarded to composed; of Northern 186, —v. semi-annually from Feb. 1, to Feb. 1, 1968 inclusive. In¬ 1961 j .y5 purposes' bonds offered' Aug; 8 ous a Due* ■' Chicago; of Co., Village School Ohio Ripley & Co.,- Braun, Bosworth & Co.; Inc. Field, McDonald & Co., ris BoHd Sale—The $160,000 school Richards - Goi; building bonds offered July 31— Stranahan, Har¬ v;;l86; p. 370—were awarded to &;'*Co., the > Ohio Company, Mi mil, Turben & Co., :, Ryan, Sutherland & Co., Blunt Ellis & . basis of about 3.70%. a follows:;v as bonds totaling $94,690 of- Savings Bonds Issued and (Dollar millions—rounded in amounts will and not"'necessarily add to totals) Percent +Amount tAmount Outstdg. of Issued Redeemed Outstanding An)t. Issued S5.003 $4,964 $39 .78 >11,892 319 2.G1 MATURED— to :D-1941. A-1935 . _ 12,211' _ UNMATURED— E: 1941 1.232 ; 28.84 44.45 2.471 2,329 48.52 2,376 2,280 48.97 2,034 1,969 49.19 1,809 1,642 47.58 1,785 49.05 1,960 2,171 52.54 1,827 2,360 56.36 2,665 '? . 61.32 interest 68.56 follows: 1,871 1,652 116 442 —326 59,125 37,910 97,035 - 3,987 H and , 101,022 ._ 3,575 89.67 41.07 ——A /,' 3,277 2,371 F906 27.65 >"■ 3,054 1,278 1,777 58.19 2,644 1,045 1,599 60.48 3,119 1,701 1.007 2,112 67.71 571 1,130 66.43 2,392 667 _2_1_ ' •— .___ 1,726 72.16 204 576 73.85 207 50 157 75.85 177 —177 7,369 9,806 57.09 17,175 612 2,983 82.98 7,981 12,789 61.57 16,856 > 358 2,08 67,518 54,274 44.56 84,375 54,631 39.30 780. 1952— ° ;___ Unclassified not K-1952 Series (Total (Total [Grand ^Includes interest and F to G 1956— . . 3,595 : F, .__ Total and discount. • thereafter, - 121,792 139,006 redemption' value. which owners have option JCurrent of presented for redemption. thereon been 20,770 K 17,214 unmatured— accrued 1951. J and G, matured for a further Abids in"? P'm" State Treasury in Columbia, or at (,EDSTl,°" ,Ag- 18 A A PF- any of the State in New York chase of $75,000 general obligation period ten years,;. Township Authority Allen Lower Simons, of Charleston. (P. O. Camp Hill), Pa. Bond Sale—An issue of 000 revenue sewer $4,550,- bonds 43/4S. County, Grotan Indep. Sch. District No. 33 (P. O. Groton), Brown 1,240,000 to Due 5s. to 1970 from South Dakota on Sept. 15 1969 inclusive. Due 1963 Due on Sept. 1 from on Sept. 1, - 1, 1957. Due on Sept. 1 from 1958 1982 inclusive. Bonds due in 1973 and thereafter are callable of Principal and payable at the Sept. 1, 1982. interest (M-S) Legal¬ ity approved by Wood, King & trict bids Sweet Bond Offering City Recorder, York City. — Roy Eames, will receive sealed sealed receive will 8:30 p.m. (CDST) on Aug. 12 for the purchase of $65,000 building bonds. Dated July Sept. 15, 1957. Principal (M-S) payable at the 1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1 and July 1 from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.Prin- 1997. Dated and interest (J-J) payable of Har- cipal and interest Legality approved by at the County Treasurer's office. Legality approved by Dorsey, Rhoads, Sinon & Reader, of HarOwen, Barker, Scott & Barber, of risburg. Minneapolis. Other members of the syndicate: risburg. Sachs Goldman, Minnehaha Pierce, Lynch, South Dakota received ~ Lion Aug. 19 for the 000 building building revenue bonds Aug. 7 to a group on Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & the for 12 bonds. M. Garry, purchase $90,000 of 1, 1957. Due on Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1976 inclusive. Callable on Sept. 1, 1965. Prin¬ cipal and interest (M-S) payable a bank designated by the pur¬ at 1 Legality approved by DanDanforth, of Sioux Falls. Note — The foregoing supple¬ chaser. forth & the report in our ments July 29—v. 186, p. 120,000 4.65s. 1972 and 4%s. Due on March 15, 1973. Due on from 1974 to 1,690,000 5s. Kings port, Tenn. Bond bonds Sale—The $500,000 awarded to the W. Investment Co. > 371—were Greene March 15 1977 inclusive. TEXAS Bond Offering—C. R. McClen- City Secretary, will receive seaied bids until 5:15 p.m. (CST) on Aug 13 f0r the purchase of 1 sewer dated Sept. 15, and callable as of Sept. 15, Principal and interest system revenue sanitary bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1967 inclusive. Principal and interest (F-A) pay- Ba^k by payable at the Farmers & able at the First National Merchants National Bank of Red in Dallas. Legality approved (M-S) B. Big Spring, Texas Due on March 15, $50,000 water works and are school offered Aug. 6—v. 186, p. ny, 1997. bonds issue of 471. TENNESSEE Beane; Dolphin & 1957 on Dated Sept. of $2,460,- & The be purchase of $18Q»- Bond Offering—James and composed of Butcher & Sherrerd; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities 250,000 will (CST) Bids p.m. City Auditor, will receive sealed bids until 8 'p m (CST) on Aug Are School Authority Bond Sale—An issue sold — 8 Salem, S. Dak. (P. O. Red Lion), Pa. 000 school until Co^, J^S. H°P<3 & Co^, ]srational Guard Armory bonds. Lincoln, Ray & Co., Reed, Lear & Co. Red Offering Bond Grant & Co., Arthurs,. Inc., County,, Dell Rapids Independent School District No. 46 (P. O. Dell Rapids), Sherrerd, & Joseph, 1962. Home, Ore. Clerk, until Sept. 15, 2,900,000 5%s. Due on County Treasurer's office. Dawson, of New Foss, Dis¬ Bond Offering—H. T. on Sept. 15 1982 inclusive. Co.; Stroud & Co.; C. C. Collings & Co.; M. M. (P. O. 575 N. Freeman & Co.; Grant & Co.; Portland), Ore. Jenks, Kirkland, Grubbs & Keir, Bond Offering—Mildred A. Mc¬ and J. W. Sparks Co., as follows: Laughlin, Secretary of the Sani¬ tary Board, will receive sealed $300,000 4V2S. Due on March 15 from 1960 to 1969 inclusive. bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on Aug. 50,000 4.55s. Due March 15, 1970. 13 for the purchase of $170,000 50,000 4.60s. Due March 15, 1971. sewer system bonds. Dated Sept. District W., Murray Road, Sanitary Valley DAKOTA SOUTH was a from to § Includes bonds maturing of holding and receiving 1,Includes matured bonds which City. Legality approved by Haw¬ kins, Delafield & Wood, of New York City, and Sinkler, Gibbs & bonds. t 1965 inclusive. 4 and 1966. Sunset as All Series have Series and Total 1. 1958 to 1 1946k___________________ Bond Offering—Jeff B„ Bates, State Treasurer, will receive sealed bids until noon (EST) on Aug. 21 for the purchase of $6,bersburg. 000,000 State Ports bonds. Dated Grove City, Pa. Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Sept. 1 from Bond Offering—Ralph E. Can¬ 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Principal non, Borough Secretary, will re- and interest (M-S) payable at the was ;8,000 4s.; Due 41,485 S0U™ CAROLINA South Carolina (State of) gen- obligation bonds offered Aug. 186, p. 370—were awarded to the National Bank of Cham- Lestrane & im¬ price of 100.01, a net cost of about 4.09%, as : • $28,000 494s. 412 , $260,000 1—v. a 39.07 59.537 , 27.4%. • Sale—The Bond Co., Oregon $.56,000 The — 88.35 x_ 1945—__„1 J at 2,870 :.k '■(i:v 1;681' . Series F and -G: Total land, t E Sale provement bonds offered Aug. 6— 186, p. 370—were awarded to First National Bank of Port¬ :_ Series 1947— Bond 218 . Total OREGON Hillsboro, 1,316 Series ;E_ of the . . pounds City. Co., Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke, Suplee, Yeatman, Moseley v. 1,854 • compared to 29,895,908 for 1955-56, an increase pounds, Watters & Donovan, of New Butcher 35.85 y y- • 186, Honnold of 100.04, 24.88 _2t_ I". 2 ■- y Total May a 4,186 - :___ • Series 575—were awarded to Co., as 3V2S, at a price basis of about 3.49%. §2,095 ' passengers Cargo moved during fiscal year 1956-57 amounted to 38,106,733 approved by York Legality 1956-57 year 30, the Inter¬ increase of 21%. an 1996 1959 to June compared to 752,moved in the 12month period ended June 30,1956, 757 & Co., Merrill Fenner & Beane, Stroud & Co., Reynolds & Co., Blair & Co., Rogers County Indep. School Dist. Inc., Bache & Co., Warren W. No. 27 (P. O. Claremore), Okla. York & Co., Hemphill, Noyes & Bond Offering—Sealed bids will Co., Singer, Deane & Scribner, be received by the Clerk of the Penington, Colket & Co., BoenBoard of Education until 7:30 p.m. ning & Co., the Janney, Dulles & (CST) 011 Aug. 3 for the purchase Battles, Inc., Rambo, Close & of $95,000 school building bonds. Kerner, Inc., Schaffer, Necker & Due from 1960 to 1968 inclusive. & §1,811 4,3.46 :_______ j inclusive. from 1 Nov. ended 555 passengers, p.m. Dolphin Trust Company, §3.273 4,187,-.-* Unclassified->___ - Car¬ Pittsburg County Indep. Sch. Dist, No. 88 (P. O. Haywood), Okla. Bond Sale—The $37,000 build¬ 2,618 •• 1957— ■ N. 1972 inclusive. 1959 to from Due §3,789 4,132 1955 195G Oklahoma . Offering—Alvin (CST) on Aug. 12 for the purchase of $40,000 building bonds. 3,241 3,639 _;_ on p.m. 8.078 3,451 1953'_lL___ Due increase ,an national Airport has moved 909,- receive sealed (DST) on Aug. 23 for the purchase of $630,000 non tax-exempt dormitory rev¬ enue bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1956. 2 until 2,393,374 to 9.2%. which will President, compared During the fiscal (P. O. Erie), Pa. College sold to , 10,758 4,003 1 1954____ y Com¬ $55,000 26.05 4.656 - of Offering—Wilfrid J. Nash, $410,000 4,800 1950___________,_______ pounds pounds for June, 1956 par. Pittsburg County Dependent School District No. 56 (P. O. McAlester), 4,713 1947______ • 25.46 Bond price of a Authority has announced. Cargo lor June 1957, was 2,613,649 syndicate headed by Ira Haupt & Company, as follows: 11.350 . i_ 194G_2__ -' 26.49 §3,110 Cannon at 4s, as inclusive. 5,052 1945_-— • Sale—The Building bonds offered were awarded to a group composed of First Security Co. of Kansas; Honnold & Co., and Grant County Bank of Medford. Due serially from 1960 to 1970 14,547 1944_______^ •" • 7,745 12.4S8 __ __ §1,972 9.388 4 1943 §462 5,772 __ 1942-___-_________________ '• Bond Okla. munity Aug. 6 p. t A mount Barre, Aviation alecl Medford, ing bonds offered Aug'. 7—v. Redeemed Through July 31,1957 y Series p.m. '• United States Series 1, 1957. 1 fOred-Augf 1—v. 186, p. 266—were awarded to McDonald & Co., of price of 100.143, a net interest 3.60%, Oct. 8 Clerk of the Board of Educa¬ tion, will receive sealed bids until Bond Sale—The street improve¬ Cp.^ahcbEi;antz; Hutchinsbn;& Col) ment^ cost of;,about (CST) on Aug. 22 for the purchase of $50,000 water works system bonds. Dated until ney, [Styuth.ers, Ohio •.'W+ % y sealed receive will bids , a to the Wilkes- awarded were — %y the eral Drumright, Ohla. Offering—E. E. Sowers, Clerk, City Ball, ;:Burge & Kraus, of Cleve¬ I land;;'as 3 %s, at a price of 100.32, A; Bond Simmons, J; Barth & Co., Julien Collins & Co., Dreyfus . Co., Ginther &; Co., Curtiss, House & at 1962 inclusive. . O. 1957. Due . 59 July 9—v. 186, 19.7 of Division of the Puerto Rico Ports p.m. .Richfield), Ohio 'r - ■ :• < Richfield and sew¬ Cuyahoga, County (P. OJ ? Indep. Sch. District No. 46 (P. O. Graham), Okla. Bond Offering—W. R. Powell, Clerk of the Board of Education, will receive sealed bids until 7:30 Carter County to " general obligation funding and improve¬ bids of about 4.96%. $500,000,000 issue authorized at general election in November disposal bonds. Dated July i; les,:;'Clerk of the Board of Trus-* on Dec. 1 from 1955) to tees; will receive sealed bids until 1973 Inclusive. Principal and in¬ 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 30 for the terest (J-D) payable at the Cen¬ phrchase 'v of $75,000 municipal tral National Bank of Cleveland. building bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957. age, a 266—were awarded to & Co., of Cincinnati, as price of 100.10, a basis (CST) on Aug. 13 for the purchase of $8,000 transportation equipment bonds. Due from 1959 27 for the pur¬ Aug. oil at increase Ashley, Pa. Sale—The $22,000 ment bonds offered traffic through the Inter¬ Airport at San Juan in 1957, totaled 91,377, com¬ pared to 76,333 in June, 1956, an PENNSYLVANIA Bond Reports Air Traffic Gains—Pas¬ June, Miners National Bank, of 1953.:. Govern, Village Clerk, will re¬ ceive sealed .bids until '" noon (DST) p. RICO Ports national OKLAHOMA the Mc- E. Offering"—Cyrus chase of $216,000 sewer 5s, Construction reve¬ bonds. Due on March 15 from 1958 to Bond 186, Rico Authority (P. O. San Juan), Puerto Rico senger p. Magnus PUERTO Puerto of Portland. $9,000 garbage offered July 26—v. bonds Legality approved by Saul, Ewing, Remick & Saul, of Phila¬ delphia. payable at the City Treasurer's office. Legality approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, Woodlawn, Ohio truck 55 Lion. sive. Principal and interest (F-A) Sale—The Bond Thoroughfare Brook Park, Ohio - * basis a Dist., the Principal and interest group a 3;71 %. purchaseh^pf improvement bonds offered Aug. 6—v. 186, -p. 370— were awarded to Magnus & Co. - to Sch. for 13 (J-J) payable at the Coshocton Nation¬ al Bank, Coshocton. Legality ap¬ proved by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland. bids will be received>until Sept. 10 for the South $16,800 Sale—The Bond Main 186, p. 8—v. Local ;Ohio 4 p.m. (PST) on Aug". purchase of $50,000 water system general obligation bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1967 inclu¬ Clerk of the Board of Edu¬ will receive sealed bids until noon (EST) on Aug. 28 for the purchase of $174,000 building bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1982 inclu¬ Bond Offering—Sealed . bids until 8 cation, Ohio (State of) ; Amherst, Ohio U'\ Aug. awarded 3%s;:atV price of 100.19, / :\VV * . district sewer Co;, Inc.; Ohio Company; McDon¬ ald &■ CO.; Merrill, Turben & Co., and Sweney Cartwright & Co., as sewage revenue 'bonds; serially; from 1959 to 15)78 $206,000 price of man, composed of Braun, Bosworth & received by the City Auditor until Aug. 14 for the purchase of be inclusive. $1,002,803 spe¬ assessment Dickinson, N. Dah. Bond a Offering—Dorothy J. Nor¬ Bond : sive. O. Dayton), Ohio DAKOTA NORTH ..yAk grade and bridge '%A\"se£afation bonds Carolina (State of) Sale—Tne $lu,o0o,0Uo cap¬ 33/4s, at as Lafayette West 3i/2S. as road, •875,000 Cleveland, 100.15, a basis of about 3.70%. 3 ^s. as 800,000 Snow Road improvement 5-v North plus a premium of effective rate being Sno.w, Road improvement bonds • NORTH CAROLINA Note (675) The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . . . Commercial and Financial The 56 Tyler, Tex. Boothman, & Huguenin Dumas, 2—v. 186, to the Texas First Natonal Bank, of Dal¬ Sale—An issue of $22,COO Bond p. Sept. from 1 water system price of 100.005, a net interest cost of about 3.41%, as follows: a date on and after 10 years I from date of issue. Principal and interest approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle. inclusive. 1963 1958 to (M-S) payable at the First City National Bank, Houston. Le¬ gality approved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searle, of Houston. 1964. 50,000 3*4s. Due on Aug. 1, j District No. 456, 1968 inclusive. VERMONT Sale—The $500,000 472—were awarded Not Sold—Bids $150,000 186, p. 'to Eddleman-Pollok Co., and Mc- Clung & Knickerbocker, us 4t/2S, at par. El Paso» T• '•Jv/.'f h Bond foidsC until 10:80: (MST) a.m. on lEverman Independent School ' ; District. Texas •' 1968 inclusive. The p.m. (CST) of school bonds/ Dated thereafter and / , bonds vately, obligation & from Bonds Prin¬ sealed Bids cipal and interest (M-S) payable at the City Treasurer's office. Le¬ gality approved by Chapman Cutler,, of Chicago. & Sept. on $460,000 4 from 1 building school Dated Oct. Callable the purchase for to 1977 inclusive. of Jan. 1, 1969. Prin¬ cipal and interest at a banking nated by (A-O) payable institution as Co.; Clarendon Trust National Bank; in 1978 due Additional $310,000 system Sale— An of waterworks and sewer - bonds also was revenue Rauscher, to Inc., as on Dec. inclusive. Bonds due in thereafter are callable 1978 and as from 1968 to Sale—An issue of $50,000 sanitary sewer bonds was sold to F W. Craigie & Co., of Richmond, as 384S. Dated July 1, 1957. Due from 1958 to 1989 1 Sept. 1 inclusive. Chesterfield), Va. Co., & from 1958 to 1967 $500,000 3%s, and Sanitary District (P. O. Bond Dated Aug. 1, 1957. 4%s. Due Pierce 1 Chesterfield County, Ettrick . issue . on la/7 Legality Dallas. Bank, Sept. inclusive: and callable asrnf Feb. 1 are follows: $500,000 4.10s, due on of Dec; on July 1 from 1959 to 1968 inclu¬ and interest (J-J) sive. Principal o m w payable at the Petersburg Savings & ; American Trust • Company, Petersburg. Legality approved by Wood, King & Dawson, of New 1, 1977. Principal and interest (J-D) payable at the Mercant le York City. National Bank,, of Dallas. Legal¬ Salem, Va. ity approved by McCall, Park-1 Bond O f f e r i n g—W. \ Frank burst & Crowe, of Dallas. Chapman,.Town Manager, will re¬ . - „ Arthur-Indep. School District, T exas ceive chase . _ sealed (EST) on of ■\ until bids 11 a.m Aug. 22 for the pur¬ $470,000 water supply Bond Offering—A. E. Patterson. and sewage disposal bonds. Dated Secretary of the. Board of Educa¬ June 1, 1957. Due on June 1 from tion, will receive sealed bids until 1958 to 1976 inclusive. Principal 2 p.ip. (CST) on Aug. 29 for the and interest (J-D) payable at the purchase of $3,896,000 refunding 'Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, oi bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due New York City, or at the First en Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1969 in- and Merchants National Bank, of elusive. Principal and interest Richmond, at the holder's option payable at the Chase Manhattan Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt Bank. New York City. (Bids for Tavlor & Washburn, of New Yorl the $2,896,000 bonds offered Jim* 6 were rejected.) City. ; ' ■ / • • 11 WASHINGTON Travis County (P. O. Austin), Tex. Bond son Offering-—Tom E. John¬ County Judge.-will receive .sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) Sww.V/n' 29 for the Purchase of ' * J>o00,000 permanent improvement o°nds.'Dated Sept. 1, 1957.- Due March 1 from 1958 to 1980 in- on /m o?* (M-S) PrinciPal - and interest at the County payable .Treasurers , office. , Legality of Austin. Onalasha Sch. Dist Chehalis), Wash. No. 300 (P. O. Bond eral bonds Sale—The 371—were nance $231,284 gen¬ obligation school building offered Aug. 5—v. 186, p sold Pierce District County, No. 3 the/State to Committee, as Fi¬ 4*4$*, at par. Puyallup School (P. O. Tacoma), Washington ap¬ proved by Gibson, Spence & Gibeon, Lewis County, Bond County Offering—L. Treasurer, the for 22 R. will Johnson, receive Pattern, purchase Aug. $80,000 of school building bonds. 1, 1957. 1973 to interest Due on Dated Nov. Nov. 1 from 1958 inclusive. (M-N) Principal payable and at a banking institution designated by the successful bidder, or Manufacturers at the Bank of Legality approved by O'Leary, Joyce & Remley, of Nee¬ nah. WauponJoint School District No*/*;; Wis),•./ rf""dni;n $AV IH6* eral r\r\r\- > '• -The"" $350,000 • gen¬ bonds offered obligation Charmer Securities Kindred & Co., Barcus, Co., Allan Blair & Co.,. Mullaney, Wells & Co., and White-Phillips Co., Inc., at a price of 100.11, a net. interest: cost of about 3.87%, as follows: $238,000 334s. Due 1958 to 1971 on April 1 from inclusive. 112,000 4s. Due on April 1 from 1972 . inclu- 1991 to , ' desig¬ the successful bidder. 1,000,000 sewer bonds to Edward G. Webb & Co., at par, a net interest cost of about 3.75%, approved by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas. >' . - • r .. bonds. 1,1957. Due on April 1960 as of 1, First Ruth — Aug,; 1 — v. 186, p. 372 ~ were receive awuxidb J /to: a ■ group composed of until 3 p.m.' (CDST) lington Trust Co., all of Ar^ lington, as 3S/4S, at par. ;, improvement due National • Kermit A. Old Dominion Bank, and Ar¬ 1, 1977. Principal a n d interest (F-A) payable at the Mercantile sold — follows: as Co.; Co., jointly, as 1958 1 thereafter v J City Clerk, will receive bids until 2 p.m. (CDST) inclusive. Offering Spieth, District Clerk, will I June 11—v. 185, p. 2860 subsequently sold pri¬ Trust sold to the Mercantile was Underwood sive. •■■■ $2,200,000 Court House bonds to a group composed of Arlington National Bank of Dallas, and R. Feb. on —were 4%s.- Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on , City, , general A. Buffalo of jected Farmers Branch, Texas Bond Sale—An issue of $412,000 / (Village), Fountain City, Belvidere, Buffalo, Cross, Lincoln* Milton, Montana and Waumandee (Towns) Joint School District No. J (P. O. j.' < V Cochrane), Wis. ' ' i * Cochrane VIRGINIA of July 1, _ Sept. dated are Offering Neenah. Arlington County (P. O. Richmond), Va. Bond Saxc — The $3,200,030 bonds for which all bids were re¬ 1977. Principal and interest (J-J) payable at the Mer¬ cantile National Bank. Dallas. Le¬ gality approved by McCall, Park¬ hurst & Crowe, of Dallas. ; 12, 1957 District Clerk, will receive sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on National • July callable are of Board, 1, 1957. Due on July 1 from 1958 1992 inclusive. Bonds due in 1978 bonds until to as Quarles, Milwaukee. Boston. Legality hpby Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston. on house & Spooner Lines, proved Bishop, bids sealed receive 1, 1957. Principal and interest pay¬ at the National Shawmut 1967. 8 Aug. 8 for the pur¬ $85,000 unlimited tax will chase W. School the Dated Sept. pur¬ 1 from 1958 to 1968 inclusive. Bank, , of - from 1958 to 1977 ,/ 25,000 sewer bonds. Due on Sept. able Offering—J. sealed , , Bond bonds. pur¬ on Bond Appleton* Wis. Offering — Elden Broehm. 10,000 sidewalk and curb bonds. Due on Sept. 1 from 1959 to Principal and interest (M-S) President Bond ' ; - payable, at the First . National Bank, of Dallas. " Legality Ap¬ proved by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of, Dallas. ,/ / 1 "■ „ . 1968 inclusive. 011 Aug. 20 for the of $303,000 corporate Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Legality approved by Due Seattle. ' . •"*, ..V'.-" receive'sealed follows: ; as pose p.m. ' sive. Bonds due in 1973 and theresifter- are callable as of March 1, 1972. grimson & Horbwitz, of on Aug. 20 for the purchase of / Dated. $20,000 street construction bonds. $1,480,000 school bonds. Sept. 1,. 1957. Due on Sept. 1 Due on Sept. 1 from 1959 to [ bonds, ! from 1964 to 1977 inclu¬ March improvement bonds & Stein, as Dated July 1, 1957. Due on (CST) chase will re¬ 8 Bond • g—Mrs. L. M. Gaffney, District Clerk, ceive sealed bids until WISCONSIN (BST> on Aug. purchase of $55,000 the for 19 791,000 Water and sewer revenue foonds,.Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due ion • Monday, August . .. until 2 p.m. bids sealed will:* receive Wash. of $48,- issue sewer Rutland, Vt. 10 for the purchase of $1,- Sept. py <"•" City Treasurer, will' An Bond Offerin July 1, 1969. Interest J-J. Legal¬ ity approved by Preston/ Thor- Offering—W. J, Simpnds, Bond a Offering—J,. M. Herrera, Clerks 6—v, 186, Aug. rejected. 472—were jointly, tne improvement municipal offered bonds for — sold to Bramhall 4.10s. Bonds City 173.53 was Town Sch. Dist., Vt. Morristown gen¬ eral obligation bonds offered Aug. 5—v. Sale Bond Deer Park, Texas : Bond Walla Local Improvement Walla 225,000 3.40s. Due on Aug. 1 from 1965 to payable at the office Legality (M-S) County Treasurer's $225,000 3V2s. Due on Aug. 1 from terest . . Towns) Joint School District No. 2 (P. O. R. F. D. No. 1, Neenan), Wisconsin Elling¬ (Towns) Joint School District No. 6 (P. O. Black Creek), Wis. and Center ton 1959 to 1977 inclu¬ las, and the Mercantile Trust Jj vuilllau j. jl. wul Company, of St. Louis, jointly at jment works and sanitary bonds was sold to Hauscher, Pierce & Co. Dated July 1, 1957. Due on March 1, 1987 and 1988. Principal and in¬ 4%% sewer ' . (Village), Black, Creek, Cicero, Maine, sive. Callable on any interest pay- 4.cio) Creek Black sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on Aug. 22 for the purchase of $180,000 general obligation building bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due on bonds offered Aug. 371—were awarded improvement Municipal Water Dist., Brookshire j $500,000 street Sale—The Bond Of Dallas. * Chronicle (676) to/1977 inclusive.